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~ The Richmond Wing Of Saturday says
that General John Il. Floyd buchanan 5 Sec
rotary of WARY is SO sick as to leave no hope OF
his recovery.
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DAT aY THAxKsaIvIxs AND PRAYER.-Ths
proclamation of President Lincoln designating
Thursday, the 9th day Of August, as u day of
national thanksgiving and praise to God in
recognition OF the successes of the Union arms,
will be observed throughout the country by 8
general suspension of labor and attention to
the services of the day.
No paper will be issued from this office to-
morrow, unless the arrival of important news
shall make it requisite to publish an extra
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DISAPPROvAL OF THE SECRETARY OF WAR
OF THE SENTENCE OF THE COURT
MARTIAL IN THE CASEOF

The court martial in the case of Hazel b.
Cashell, citizen of the State of Maryland,
charged with giving intelligence to the enemy
in this first, that he gave intelligence to u
body of rebel cavalry of the direction and
route which large lot of cattle belonging to
the United States had been driven, in order to
escape capture; and secondly, that, in addi-
ton to the information specified above, said
Casheli further informed the rebels that said
cattle were without the protection of guard
have found the prisoner guilty of char!e and
specifications, and rendered a sentence affixing
no penalty beyond an admonition that in flu
ture he will be more on his guard in answering
inquiries addressed to him by an enemy.
The findings and sentence of the court being
submitted to the Honorable Secretary of War,
he reviews them in General Order No. $780, a,
copy of which We have before US. The find
ings of the court upon the charge and specif-
Cations are approved the sentence disapproved
TIE finding of the prisoner guilty is regarded
by the Secretary as necessarily implying GRIM
inality under the 57th Article OF War, and the
sentence therefore unwarranteG by the law ana
testimony.
The Secretary says ~ \ 'the Judgment
of the Court was that there was present in the
action of the accused no such sscriminaI design
as the law contemplates as a breach of the 57th
tents itself with admonishing him that sin fu-
ture he shall be more on his guard IN answer
ing inquiries addressed to him by an enemy"
and this is the penalty provided for an offense
which, under the articles of war, is punishable
with death. For such action by a military
conrt, in presence of such fragrant crime there
is believed to be no precedent
After refusing his sanction to the direction OF
the court that their Judgment shall be pub
lished in three of the city newspapers, on the
ground that it would be in effect declaration
to all disloyal men that they may at will COM
municate intelligence to the enemy without
fear of penalty, the Secretary orders the dis
solution of the court, and directs the organixa-
ton of another.
He further orders the publication of his re-
view in the Army and Navy Gazette, as an
expression Of the strong disapproyal with
which the action Of the court is regarded by
the Department.
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THE PENNSYLVANIA UNION CON
EENTION.
THE FRIENDS OF GOVERNOR CURTAIN II
THE MAJORITY

PITTsBURG, Aug SIN the Union Conyen.
ton the ballot for temporary chairman re.
suited in the success of Mr.. Maxwell friend
OF Gov. Curtain, who received thirty majority
over the opposition candidate.
[sEcoED DIsPATCH.j
The Convention organized by the election o,
Hon. +. Mcpherson secretary.
The Convention proceeded to enroll dele.
gales.
&. L. W. ]. Campbell was nominated fsr
permanent chairman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-05

- a writer In the Chicago Post says the best
way TO save drowning man is TO knock him
seHseless in the water and then haul him ont.
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VOLUNTEER SERVICE

James A. Burns, appointed Acting First
Assistant, Oliver r. Gaugh, Acting Second
Assistant, and John McWilliams, VIM. M.
Mix and VIM. F. Neal Acting Third Assistant
Engineers, and ordered to the Mississippi
Squadron.
Acting Volunteer Lieutenant Martin Dunn
and Acting Ensign Elias Smith have resigned.
Charles Seymour and Richard r. Herrick,
appointed Acting Masters Mates.
+, Acting Masters Mate John McDcnough, or
dered 10 the u, S, 5. Para.
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NAV AL CAPTURE.

The U. S. bark Restless reports the capture,
on the 9th ultmo, in Pease Greek, Fla, of two
vessels loaded with cotton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-05

1A woman named Agnes Agan will be
hung in Buffalo, N. y, in September, for the
murder of her husband
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-05

INSTRUMENTATION Train, prize vessel CLERK
III the Navy Department, has resigned.
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

Commander Andrew Bryson, ordered 10 com.
nand the iron clad steamer Lehigh.
Commander C. H. B. Caldwell, ordered to
command the Glancus.
Lieut. James o. Kane, detached from the r
r. Cuyler, and waiting orders.
Lieut.. John Widman, ordered to the Sanga-
mon.
Third As sistant Engineers Augustus Sackett
and Albert j. Kenyon, detached from the Chip
pewa. and ordered North for examination.
Third Assistant Engineers Jacob McMurray
and Rob't Crawford, ordered to the Chippewa.
Third Assistant Engineer George W. Mel
Vile. ordered 10 examination.
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THE DRAFT IN raE FIFTH WARD.

The Draft in the Fifth Ward fifth sub.dis-
trict) commenced this morning, and was con-
wards. The number enrolled was 1856, of
which number SIS were to be drawn.
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THIRD EDITION.
6 O'CLOCK P. M,
THE DRAFTIN THE sEvENrHwaRD

The Draft in this Ward commenced this af.
ternoon at . O'Clock. The number of names
49,
James Robinson was first drawn, and then
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-05

~ Pennsylvania is paying off the interes,
on her State debt in coin.
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SECOND EDITION,
TX O'CLOCK r. M.
THE DRAFT In THE SIXTH WARD

AS soon as the draft in the Fifth Ward
closed this morning, the cards containing the
names Of those amenabie to military duty in
the Sixth Ward were counted and placed in the
box, and at IL o'clock the draft for that ward
commenced. The number enrolled was 1,l20,
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o, which ss7 were to be drawn
The following are the elect !:

The following are the elect:
John L Boteler ChasSummeryile
II Richardson Geo " HeineleiI
Freeman Bangs Ghas Lohn
Rem Simpson nj Stint
T p White Christ Massack
Mich ! Cctiee Geo Clinance
Adam GeddeS Jno Cole
Jas Cox Samuel L Diggs
VIM ii Andrews JAS J Fox
Chas Huiss Jno Gasman
Dennis Ryan Daniel Marsh
Jas A Anderson VIM Turner
Jacob Welsh JAS III Bell
Robert Roy Jas H Weaver
Jas Thomas VIM Il Young
Jno Scott ChaS Bruce
VIM Scott JnU Smith
Geo W NokeS VIM Topham
Marberry HarrisJno C Axe
Addison TripleyArch Joice
Jno Guriock Reuben Parker
JAS Dasoll VIM Smith
Jas Lusby Saml Barnes
II J Bright JAS A Crane
Jas Jackson Thos Goss
Aug Graham Jas Jones
Sam I Joanes Geo Taccard
Chas Gle Jno T Smith
Henry Atkinson Jas Hartman
Robt j Cook Jno T Angel
Jno l. Clark CIV Harrington
Jos I'll Pegg Geo III Gates
Jno Brown Jos Emerson
Theo j Berger Saml Miller
T Frederick VIM Fl Garlsidt
Richd keithley Chas Ell Harris
RichdkichmOnd VIM Is Marche
Jas A Jordan Jno Hook
Saml Bosten Fred A Uwlish
GodfreyJ ehnart Sam'l Garwood
Richd Curtin Chas Bell
Geo Miller Rich d Wareham
Phil Bruce John Il Turner
GeoN Washington Rich d Lee
Jno Chancey Jacob Dyer
Juu Nj Mitchell Geo Hattin
Watson Furline John Bailey
Wash Browning Pat k Carroll
Geo Harrison J ) Champion
FredRPyocer II b Mckenna
Zach Hazel FL Cohill
Frs d Conner Alosius Langley
Chas Smith HilliaryW iliiam,
ChasRThompsonS Petrola
Dan'l HamilbachJ Burn
John kunich Tobias West
Jno F McAddin Benedict Sprigs
VIM Watson Geo Myers
Val Common VIM Fisher
W b William sonJesse Dickinson
Lem Lowr Jno F yanhorn
VIM Simmons Albert Code
Vim Howard Isaac Hurdle
Nj Pendergrast JacobJournall
John Russell .Inu Marshower
Geo ii Smith Jno Lane
Walter Harding Jack'n Williams
James Mulloy Jno Underwood
james Callan IsaacFrcehurger
Daniel Lee Geo Ferguson
Jos Scott VIM Armour
M RnsenhammprAnth v Gray
G Stuhlinger VIM Gaddis
Robt Devereaux Chas Venable
.ino Imbleber Jerc Gross
Edwd Nally Geo Smith
Jss C. Tier Henry Stuart
CHS c McKeuny JnoNSnoughton
James CleRents VIM Kelly
Chas Potter Danl Mcbride
James Wilson Mayer Pierce
.no Morgan Peter Lewis
Linus Sanforth Jno Manikhin
JAR ef Scott VIM 4 Dove
JnoHW jenkins Wallace
Shor 'rGeandren JnoCum beriand
Ge0 Hill w Berkley
VIM Hutchinson Thos Jefferson
Josiah fenable Jas Dalton
Thus NJ Pratt Chas Dudley
Sylvester Adams Saml NJ aarrid
Peter Meinster HeZ Demend
Mart V Brown Heman Kellard
5 A H Marks Jr Chas Berkeley
An'w McCathranJnO Taylor
Chas l. ChapmanJss Oppenheim
Geo Nj Cham bersPatk CALLAHAN
Fred'k Muse VIM Boidem
And'w HorriganAntonio Geri
Robert Adams Jos Paul
VIM Harris Jacob Nelson
Jpo T "roper Lem A Gates
Chas W Golden JOS shelton
Jnu H Smith Jos w Arnold
VIM Mooney Thos keithley
Jno Noakrs Jos Culivaer
s Young Stiilm Lovejoy
Jac;bABoniger Geo Arnold
JOS Henaen Saml Burgess
Fox Smith Jas Nixon
Lewis Place Jno W Smoot
E 8 Merrifield Jas Dobbins
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| ThGs Anderson
| VIM Brooks
X Mossee
Henry Netting
Patk Ham ct
W G Burroughs
J as Lewis
Geo Atchison
| DavidHender5su
Patk Knox
| Daniel Turner
| Wheeler Wood
| George Rose
Raza B Simpson
| Jpo Mitchell
| Alfred Walker
| III Burwell
| DR. Lewis
| hill s Piles
VIM Watson
| Isaac Lambert
| Edwd Lecuser
| Joseph Bishop
| Frs Slater
| Philip Reese
| JOS A Burch
| FL Thomson
| s Boliengter
| VIM Dyson
| Jno Daley
| PeterfB urgewir
| VIM Common
| Adam Balzel
| III w Hamilton
| Dan'l Cole
| Geo Addison
| Chas Cutzner
| Jas Narrower
| John Day
| Chas Allen
| Albert Paine
| John Morris
| Jere Ward
| Dennis COyie
| Henry Willis
| X Il Cussy
| VIM Dermartt
| VIM Poorman
| Mag L Julien
| JnO Adams
| VIM Dudley
| Henry W illiams
| heo Cattle
| Thos Davis
| Frank Taylor
| Edwd Rowland
| Oh FL Lawrence
| Chs johnson
| Danl Banks
| EdwdChamplsiE
| W Diggs
1 j Driscoll
| Albert v Gray
| Danl Donaldssl
| Chss u Keller
| Geo Yates
| Nathl Plum
| Jno L Hawkins
| Theoph Beckett
| Jno Richardson
| Jno I'll Lucas
| 8 Coleman
| Jno Gusie
| II K N elson
| JOS Henry
Mr. O'Neal
| Nat X Walker
| Philip Spccht
| Augt W eitz
| Jn0 Clark
| Mchi Doyle
| VIM Thompson
| Juo II Walker
| Robt Mothurnel'
Jn0 Shinbridge
| Geo Dant
| Jos w Lee
| r c Spaulding
| John johnson
| Henry Erring
| Pat'k Vanny
| John Cole
| VIM Anton
| Thos Kelley
| Wesley Ford
| Lewis West
| John II Wise
| Jas Fannoy
| Henry Jones
| Chas Taylor
| JAS Vansciver
Jno Murphy
| Cha.s Wesen
| Jno j. Russell
VIM Sorrill
Chas Smith
B Ebloek
Vim Dupee
ElijshC hsmpiin
| B Lambkin
| Edwd Atkins
| Jpo Devlin
! Thos Sta ckpule
; Ernst Yeager :.
| PhilipMontizeh
| W Il karleen
| j j H8mill
!! Jns Gibson
| Jna H Phillips
/! r Green
| d sh
Hugh Sloan
| Henry Koran
| Jno Walker !.
| ChAs Eivenhart
| Fred'k Tollimdl
| Jno Paine
| Jas Myers
| VIM Kelsey
| 3 r Crooker
| James Dodge
! Jno Gaining
! Geo & Turner
| Chs L Walker
| r Slanburg
| Jno Crookin
| Henry Turner
| Saml Didgle
! Thorn Cadlett
| Edward Burke
| Wes'y Wakefield
| Thos Gleason
| Jas Grace
| Jno johnson
| Vim Common
l r Tayior
| B Phillips
| Jas Penn
! Robt Jacobs
| Albert Leem;s
| = Fitzgerald
| g Hepburn
| L Watson
| Adm Dyson
| Edwd Lee
] Chs Brown
I AndW Baldwin
| Jos Fl Thomas
| Geo G Caldwell
| Geo w Weisner
| James Walsh
| Henry Jackson
| John Riley
/ John W Brown
| j w Ricketts,
| Those Smithson
| A Richardson
| J KernwortAy
| Reuben Wilson
| Thos Baitey
l Vim Wedge
| w yener -
| Alongo BooShOy
l Geo Brown
1 richard LJOueo
+ Jno TJohnso1
/ ogCOlemAn
| O Ragin
| A large crow
| attendance thrt
| the last name !,
| ing cheer.
| In this draw
| people were d
| Those who g
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"A large crowd Of Seventh Warders were in
attendance throughout the drawing, and when
the last name wes announced sent up rous-
ing cheer.
In this drawing asa whites and a35 colored
people were drawn
INCIDENTS.
Those who got prizes in ths Seventh Ward
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IcOR SALE Six HOGS one GOAT, and thre.
T GEEeD for sale ct the City Pound en- N And K
streets Island, on FRIDAY, the 7th instant, ct s
o'clock .. m. tltsl j. TOOMBS
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-11-17

NOTICE is hereby given. that by virtue Of decree
IN of the Will County Circuit Court in Chancery sit
ting in the State Of Illinois made aud entered of record
by said court at the October Term thereof d. 1863
the petition of Royal f. Barber Conservation and
in Office of Michael tu.en late conservator
Of the estate of Marcela Brennan a lunatic,
John Culle", Ann Breton, Rose Calvin, James NJ.
COyne. Mary Ready, Joseph COyne, Ellen Nheelan,
Catharne Keef and james Gaffne y, and the unknown
heirs at law OF Marcea B:ennOn a lunatic shall
the 3rl day of November. A ID. 1868, between the
hours of nine in the morning and the setting Of the
of came day. at the north door Of the Court House
in said county, proceed to sell public vendue to the
highest bidder the undivided half part of the north
half Of the south west quarter Of Section nEetnen Coz
in Township thrty-six 1866 North Of Range ten 40
East of the third principal meridiau situated in Will
County and State of Illinois, and belonging to the
estate of sad Marcella Brennan lunatic, and all
right title anG interest of said estate therein. on
terms Of third part cash in hand the balabce in
two equal annual insallments with interest thereon
at six per cent, per aBnum, secured to be paid by
LUtes OF the purchaser and mortgage said premises
ROYAL L. BARBER, COnservator.
Joliet, October l.. 1868. nlS-3w
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-11-17
DEs. d. MGR AE,

ii ANlSG exPerimeI ted with medicine in the treat
IL nent 81 dseas for years, laying aside all preju
uCeA mas examined IN Ihe meantime all the various
systems and schools Ofmedcine, and selected such
remedies ne can demonstrate to lie safe efficient
rejecting al! mineral pOisOus. To reI owe acute dis
ease i comparatively easy task; IL is the curing Of
chronic diseases that requires knowledge combined
Win patience and pers ve-aDce tempered with kind
hess II Is in the latter class Of where phVs
clans mostly make their failures. Having given thhs
Glass OF diseases may eecal attention, profess he
prerared t. treat all chronic diseases with positive suc
cess. mean all that curable Cases unless il b.
condltonally 50 that patients depend upop NV
declaration profess to successfully ali chron
disease Of the Lungs Liver, Broncda Nurlgia Para
iysis hh~unm;ism and all derang ents Of the nsrV.
GUS system listua and Piles successfully treated in
from thirty 70 sixty days without the Of the knife
OF much additional pain profess treat with uu-
PaTalrled success the lOsome disease known by the
name Of Cancer in all it stages, without he use Of the
KNIFE OF any harsh Treatment II patients strictly
obey my Instructions, viii guarantee satisfaction in,
has taken place. The best Of references can be given
from ctiz.Ks Of ST. Louis where devoted NV prctie.
for the last three years have in nav ufce Can
TuniOrs. weighing from 4 to lbs that Laye re-
moved with Success without the Of the kpife FOR
further particulars physicians and others are invited
TO call AMI examine Tor themselves.
Rr. MeRAE, Gee uIIst aud Auri.t.
Gives special attention to diseases Of BYE and Ear
In this CHM where the Eye is subject 70 90 MANY
diseases viii Eial t. its delicate structure All
persons c I'd should attend the earliest symptoms
avoiding mu suffering aud probable blindness
Letters fro n distance, Containing one stamp will
receive prompt attention Address Box 1922
d. MCltAE, 81. D. 81. Louis No.
OFFICE No. Is NORTH NTH ST.
Between Pine aud Streets one sazre from the
Court House. 50. Louis. so. nl2IT
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.JOIie1 TurufMg SLOD,

Joliet TUrnfMg Shop.
INHE SUBSCRIBER would announce to Cabinet Ma
kers Stair Builders and Others in want of Turning
that he is carrying on TIM rs-s-,z So $50
Turning Business
in all its various branches Kings Shinge aud Sash
Factory near the Upper Bridge. BY strict attention
business he hopes to receive share Of public patronage
Joliet. Dec 10. u26 JAMES 6OYNE
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Difference of Opinion.

i hate flies = said crop cared mastiff.
as the lay basking in the sun one summers
evening.
His companion, the house dog, who had
been drzing by his side. merely licked one
Cf that was tickling his nose, and made
no reply.
1 cannot see what use they are Of p said
the mastiff
'CsD't yen p said the house dog, seeing
that be must make come answer before be
could 60 to sleep again.
M; can you 2 said the mastif, snap
ping Angiri|y at two or three that persisted
in bUzzing in his face.
Swallows like Them said the hOuse-dog
yawniDg, and Tapping some of with his
great ears.
Swallows, indeed-and what's the use
Ofswallows2 Il all the world to be tor
mented with flies because swallows like
themf They do nothing but play, and
put the hOusemaid in passion about the
windows
WHY don't you knock them of, as do?'
said the house dog, Tapping his ears again
and scattering TIE flies.
Il might if they'd left me my ears said
the msstlff.
Who cut them OFF,
Who why. my master. when was
pup. l with bed left them alone. dare
say he'd have made a 6ne TODD, If uybody
had cut IF his
NO doubt said the house dog. He
would havet,ld them they were altugether
loo useful to part WITH =
'And do ycu suppose mine were not
meant TO be as useful to me?' said the mas
tiff anRerily.
'DJubtless that's your view; but, YOU
zee, 1t wasn't his. There's no accounting
iOrths different opinions of the people; il
-yon, for instance, were to inquire of swaIs
lows ane flies, you might hear that they
we're as necessary in the places thew nccu-
py as you would fiod ycur ears at this pr es
eUt moment .-. ...-..t. b
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Administrators Sale.

ESTATE OF WILLIAM McGARR. DECEASED.
DY virtue of decree Of the Will County Court, at
ID the September tenn :Hr A. D. 1858 thereof, will
offer for sale at Public Vendue at the city Of Joliet
on the 14th day Of November 1868 between the hours
of 10 O'Clock i'll the forenoon and O'Clock in the after
noon The west half of the south west quarter Of Sec
ton seventeen 40 Township thrty-ve (35) North of
kanEe ming 80 East Of the third principal meridian,
being about 81 acres. Terms Cash.. La. go. .
EDWARD C00NEN. Administrator
ode bons Lon" of William McGarr, decd.
Joliet. Sept. 80 1863 n166w
STATE OF ILLINOIS, COUNTY OF WILL yss
Will County Circuit Court Of the Dec. Term, 1863
Elijah McGoyney and Catherine McGovney wife Of
said Eijah McGovney, 49, ~
William McGovney, Sarah Jane Mccoy wife of Will
liam Mccoy, " illlam Mccoy, Thomas G. McGovRey,
Nancy Knapp wife efWRrren Knapp, Warren Knapp
Ozias McGOvney, John W. McGuvney, Margaret Ann
PhibrOuk wife of Stephen Phibrook and Stephen
PhihrOOk who with said compliments are the only
heirs at law of John McGovney, deceased
BILL IN CHANCERY.
A FFlDANlT Of the nOu-resdence Of said above
IA named defendants Sarah Jane Mccoy, and VIII
liam Mccoy having been filed in the Office of the
clerk OF the Will County Circuit Court.
Notice is hereby given to said Sarah Jaue Mccoy
and William MsCoy that Elijah McGOvney and Cath
crime McGoNney the cempl0inauts shove named, have
ms day Med their Bill Of complaint in said court
the ehancery side thereof and that summons there
upon Issued out Of said against you and all Il
the SAID defendants above named, retBrnable the
nrst Monday of December next, Is by law required
Now unless you the said Sarah lane McCoy wife of
william Mccoy, and william Mccoy shall personally
9e anu appear before our said Circuit Court the
nrsI d OF the next term thereof to be holden at the
Coure House in Joliet in said county, on the first
Monday OF December A d. 1868, and plead answer or
the same and The matters and things therein charged
AID stated viii be taken as confessed by you aud q
dselee will be entered against you according to the
prayer oil said Bill OF complaint III .uE
R. F. BARRIER, Comp'ts sol.
Joliet, October 8, S63. nI74w
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county Court OF WIN County,

OOOAAS Va w III county,
= .- 81 . September Term, 1863
William W. Stevens, Administrator Of the Estate Of
Oscar L. Hawley, deceased.
Athea II. Hawley. and William W. Stevens husband
Of said Althea II. Stevens, Martin J. Hawley Alice G
HHMley and Antonio awey heirs at law Of said Oscar
L. HRwley, decea.ed
E Petition to Sell Real Estate.
FFlDANlT Of the non-residence of Martin I
"A Hawley defendant above named, having been
hed IN the Office Of the Clerk Of said County Court of
Will County. Notice is hereby given to the said
Martin j. Hawley that the said complainant filed his
petition in said court the 18th day Of August 1853
for authority to sell the right title and interest of
said estate in and to the following described rea e
tate situate in said County Of Will and state Of ILL
nOis, to-Rit:
The undivided halfof Lot Ave (5) in Assessorss
Subdivision Of Lots seven and eight 1885, in block
tweBtysix (26) in the Original Town Of Joliet and
lots five (5), six (G eleven I'D and twelve (la0 in
block nine tS) in Bowen Growers Subdvisen Of the
north ball OF the south east quarter Of Section fifteen
ODD IN township thirty five 35) North RraDge 10 east
Of the "a principal meridian; also the south east qua,
ter of the south west quarter of Section thirty In re
t3Sl III Township thirtywO (32) North Range 10 east
OF the Sd principal neTdian also the undivided one
half OF the east half OF the south quarter of Sec
ton three 3D. the south east quarter Of the soa.h east
quarter OF Section hve(5 the south west quarter Of
the north east quarter and the south hall Of lot one
~ IN the north west quarter, and the south east
ter Of the north quarter o; Section seven C7
the north east quarter of the south west quarter
Section nine o. and the south est quarter of The
north east quarter and the south quarter of tbe
south west quarter of Section twenty (2p ali in
Township thIrty-free 3l North Range Il east of the
81 principal meridian. and also Lot number six in
block number sixteen (6) in Canal Trustees Subdi-
vision OF the west half Of section fifteen 5) in Town.
ship thiryhve 1857, North Range 10 east Of the Sd
principal meridian and Lot number t23)
IN block number tlirtyOne (31) in School Section
AGdfion to Joliet for the purpose of paying the debs
due 10y sail deceased, and that a summons ther,Upon
issued ont of said urt against said defendants re-
turnable on the third Monday of September as is by
law required
Now unless y0u the said Martin J. Hawley sbnl,
personally be and appear before said County Court
VIII county, on the rst day ofthe Term there
~ to be holden at Joliet in said county on the third
Monday nf September 1863 and plead, answer or de-
n,r I" the SAID petition, the same and the MATTERS
aud things therein charged and stated will be taken
as confessed and decree entered AGAINST Won accor
ding to the prayer Of said petition
Joliet, Aug Is, 1858. 1'N