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Late Northeru News-Fhe True Condition
ef Burnside's Army.

The fOllOwing extract from q letter in the
New York Times gives the spirit and condition
of the Yankee army about Fredericksburg.
This letter in the Tines is the one that caused
so great a sensation in the North, and led to the
the arrest of a number Of newspaper correspon-
dents on suspicion Of having Writtenit:
Sad sad, It is to leok az this supuIb army Of
the Potomac. the match Of which no cOnquer0r
ever led-this ineomPsrsble army SO TO perform
the mission the country has imposed upon it.
paralyzed, petrifed, put under a blight and
spell; and on the other hand the noble nGti0n
bleeding to death and pouring out the rich vine
Of It's life in vain.
Bot the root Of the matter IS distrUst Of the
general conduct sRd ordering of things. They
feel that things sre to loose ends-in fact they
know it. For example:
j. They have not been paid. Shameful and
incxeusable IN the government.
2. The stsgnstion, sRHHi, disgust suffering,
sickness and discomfort of camp life 90 winter,
(without winter quarters amid Virginia mud,
cold and rsin General feeling Of desp0u-
deney, resulting from mismanagement and cur
want Of military success.
You see men that tell you that they hsve been
il dozen battles, and were licked and chased
every time-they would Ike to chase once to
see how it feels. This begins TO tel painfully
on them Their splendid qualitis s., iheir pa1i-
enee, faith, hope, courage, are gradually 0Oz-
ing out Certainly never were grsver, more
sober, somber, serious and unmusical body Of
men than the army Of the Potomac at the pres
snt time. 1t is q saddsning contrast with a year
aO9
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T1XABrTEATl0Ns OF APPLICANTS for the ap-
u ponnsnts ct AT lsry of6csrs for Ordnsnce duty,
viii, ia accordance With psrssrsph 3, General der
Ne co. bs beld II jackson Mississippi, beginning on
Febrcary 9th.
Appiicsn's Tor the appointment o. Leuten nAnt " 2
be Examined iu English Arithmetic md Ordnance, as
confs ned IN the q hlsld OrdBGnce MEnusL
app ioarts for the sPpointr9snt Of Captain, vii
be examined 10 addison the shove subjects. Ii the
elsm=nts Of Algebra Plane Trisonomat-y, Mechanics
End Uhsmizt-y. sppisd 70 Ordnance
Candidate for eLaination viii address their app.ica
tons 70 the General CoIrmsndng and VIXEN approved,
vii fs them with The Chef Of Ordnsnss Of the Amy
Corps ". LEROY BROUN,
fe4et Ifeuteuant- Colonel cu Ordnance Dutv.
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HEADQUARTERS STATS OF MISSISSIPPI
ApyUrAST AND IEsPEcToE- GENERALS oFF1cE,
Jackson January 18th, 1853
Major General T. O. Tupper:
II YOU VIII Issue ordrrs 20 tbs several commanders
Of ronpazies hstt ahdns AID regiments to retain IN
tbelr Commands s undsc forty yesrs OF aga Wso
have aready been detsled volunteered in tie ser
vice Il the Ststs Special Orders No. Is ssuea from
the Hea5qusrteTs OF Lieufsnant- -Ce1erl Penberton,
under IL tr1cticns n m he Seerstsry Of War, coz
uEDds tbs. al men under forty yesr y sge now serT-
ing in hlassPP State orEEnzaols vii not se inter.
fered with by enrolling cfoers uan the dis0ADd ns of
Hsl6 organizations.
H. Yen VII ssssnlb'e fhs companies In the seyersl
eauutss In The STATE and draft therefroD suthcient
number Of men 70 iii esth company nov srdered INTO
service 20 the number Of seventy, incluoirg oomIs
Eoned ocers azd csnss al aoseutees 70 return imne
diatelY 10 their c0mmsnds.
III Tou VIII order al Geld, eomssny and stan on
csr not in sctive service and al white males between
the ages o. siFhee= snd Ey, Ehs srs eiiher perrna
reny or tempora fy resdirE In The State, % be in
oEdod 10 the draft except such uasy Be habie and
have been discharged from c1nscrpto1- Al those
dis harFed from eripii5u, and those diEcharred
from state ssrTcs by reason Of surgeons eerncaisE
tcrsth.r with those who exempt from eouHCrplon
By act sf Congress 70 be inc udsd in Esd craft,
eEs specially exempt BY lhe laws Of the Sts'e.
Ey order Of JOHN J. PErrCs, Governor ssd Com
marsar.in-ChieE JONES s HAMILTON,
Adiutsnt and Inspector Gene al
fa7I-Iu state II MisseEiDpi
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De kalb, Lieutenant Com. Walker, the credit @
doing the most execution.
was informed again this morning by Gen
AcCleFnand, that the army was waiting for the
navy to attack, when they would assault The
works. l ordered up the iron-eads, with diree-
tions for the Lexington to join in whom the
former became engaged, and for the frazier yes
sells to haul up in the smoke, and do the best
they could. The Rather, Lieutenant Couamander
Smith, and the Guide, Lieutenant Commander
/ Woodwork, did good execution with their
/ shTspnei, and when an opportunity occurred, ]
made them push through by the fort aesin
also, the ram Monarch, Col. Chas. Ellet and
they proceeded rapidly up the river to cut of
the enemy's retreat by the only way he had to
BY this TINA all the guns in the fort were com
! pletely slenced by the Louisville. L5aut Com
ms11er u. X. Owen, Baron De KALI and Gin
cinnati, and l ordered the Black Hawk up for
the purpose Of boarding i ir front Being un-
manageable, she had to be kept up the narrow
stream, and took in a regiment from the oppo-
site side, to try and take it by assault
a, l rounded-to to do so, and the gunboats
commenced firing rapidly, knocking everything
to pieces, the enemy held out a white Gag, and
1 ordered the firing to cease. The army then
en-Aed and took possession. Col Huntington,
: eOmmander of ths fort, sent for ins and sur
rendered to me IN person. Gen. Churchill, of
the rebel army, surrendered to the military com
mandeT.
OuT men had almost surrounded the fort and
would, no doubt, have carried it with ease. They
enhladed it wish rihed field pieces, which did
much damage to the houses and light work.
leaving their mark ia all directions.
do not know yet what were the operations
on the land side. I was too much interested in
my own affair, aud in placing the vessels as
circumstances required. In all this affair there
was the greatest zeal on the part of the officers
commanding to carry out my orders, and not
mistake of any kind occurred. No fort ever re-
ceived a worse battering, and tho highest com.
ment can pay those engaged is 10 repeat what
the rebels said; You can't expect men to stand
up agsins. the fire Of these gunboais"
A large number of persons were captured in
the fort, l don't know how many, and at sun
down the army were hurying ia the cavalry
and artillery.
herewith inclose the report Of the command
ing officers and 8 list of killed aud wounded,
and take another occasion to mention to the de.
partment the names Of those officers who have
distinguished themselves particularly, though
it IS hard to discriminate when al did their
duty so well.
have the honor to be, very respectfully
your obeeient servant, DAVID r. PORTER,
Acting Rear-Admirsl Commanding Mississippi
Squadron.
Ron. GIDEON WELLS. Secretary of the Navy.
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EECHENGE K0TIgE no. 3.

r All C-nfesera o8csrs and neE who have bssp
esptursd and psro-d in Virsibis Szd Msr5 nd e.
any tine from tie beginning cf ho'ii les 20 the lat 81
Nsvambsr, 1882, havs hten day EXCHANGED and are
hereby 20 declared
II Al COniedersie officers and men who have BEEN
delivered Aikens Land ug, James river, st aly
te previous 70 the l3 Of Novembsr 1862 have betn
duly exchanged sR5 are sre5y declared
III All Confederate ofHcsrs and IaeR Uhe hszs been
delivered FekSburE Mississippi previous 10 the ist
Of EoTemtes, Iss2 ard inel1dng said ds have bssa
dnly exchanged AID are isrsby 80 dec sred
ROBERT OULD,
fa3 " Agent Of EE hsnre
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The location cf tae Appeal Office
Is on State street, q few doors below
the Post Office.
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Terms OF AdEerfisine.

All advertisennents win be charged
s1.5O per square for the FIRST inser-
ton and 81 tor eaeh Eubsequent in
6 artiOn.
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IOAT vs.. PENITENTIARY

IN. tba vonne rnsu who took the Dark Gray Cloth
r,st lined srith b sck Aipscos with drab buttons
o fson ny store on Tuesday, February 4ih, a. =
~ will refurn IS el09, no questions VIII 6e asxee &
y nj IN Few dsvs be may look cut for officer IS
have his name company snd regiment
~ - J. @ McALLISTER
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WANTED!
WASHINGTON ARTILLERY
OF NEW ORLEANS.


NFFTOERs OF THIS BATTALION sre now in the
" South 70 enlist such young nen citEens Of Louid
ana a. Withn conscrlpt age Who nay eenae Ger
sTs-6 and ohsr n smselves for teFvica
By spssIaI authority Of the Secretary q WsE, any
person liable 70 Conseripion nay be enlisted and con
Iopts enrolled may be ssigred = hl up this oganiEa
iisr.
A bounty Of FIFTY DOLLARS VII Be pad TO 81
uabls . cousuript0n whs properly rec ended
The recruiting stations vii be Mobile Ala, Jackson
1En nad other poists en- the New Orleans. JacSsiH
snd Crest Northern Rsir0ad. nearer New Orleans.
Captain n 3 MILLER, 37d company, viii be sta
tisned a. Mobile recruiting officer; and CaPiGn O.
". sQUIRES. lst eonpsuy, CsptalH J. B. RICHARD
son, ID eonpsuy. and Lieut.. NO ORCOSM, fth company
s jackson sni vic uiy, 70 whom OF to tbs usdergued
81 Al5bHe applications may be addressed
J. b WALTON.
Colonel Commanding and Chief Of Artillery,
1st Army Csrps Department Northern Virginia.
Ihsve established my recruiting ONCE st room No
e. Bowman House jackson, Mis-.
@. ". SQUIRES,
Captain and Recruiting Ofheer.
isgI-1m Battalion Washing ca Artillery.
Alexandra papers s1py one nsnth aaa send dupA-
rrfa hills r.. Snuiraz. IarEznn. M =
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INTERVIEW BETWEEN THE CORREsPCE-
DENT OF THE LONDON TIMES AND GENERAL
LEE.-The London TINES publishes third let
ter from its correspondent in the South. IL IS
dated at Culpeper Court House, where be res
ports 10 have met with General Lee. In report
ing his interview and conversation with Cen
eral Lee, be gives the following paragraphs
viii not stop TO notice the wholesale de-
struetion Of property, English and French, ss
well as Southern which would be inevitable if
these towns were burnt. But behold, 10 the
fsstness Of the Southern mountains, there ara
positions which ten times the power o. the
Moth could not carry Speaking recently In
reference to many Of the positions General Lee
said to nee, &" He would be a bold man to follow
me where I asked, and fight me where J. chose
Take Richmond and the sesboard towns off my
shoulders, and I should be the lgh.sst-beartsd
man n the ConiedeIaeY. There are in the
mountains resources for making wal smnG nj
ton without stint and founding eannlln. With
the immense amount Of the latter On hand It IS
doubtful whether any would be wanted - ten
years"
The latter part Of the letter is devoted to q
plea in behalf Of the English residents IN t1o
| South, and great stress is laid upon England s
/ shabby treatment OF her late acting consul III
Richmond (Alr. CridlaRd) who seems to have
seen sumInarily displaced after active service
uA young belle in Washington, smi.ieu
with a Russian officer 50 sdTentuTeI Of tho
Union army, married him in haste. Altar a few
weeks she rspent5 a leisure, ana claims againss
him for assault sud battery. "Button on the
brain" is the malady Of youEg hdies now
Northern paper.
An old bachelor suggests tha. the malay iz
| beginning to be prevalent in the Coaisdsraeys
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FOR sALE AT a BARGAIN.

PINE RESIDENCE gn5 one hundred sores Of
~ lsud unGer fsucs, tie Jackson raifoad o1e end
4 ha'f miles above T1nEipaho. TIE Improvements
consl Of o lsrgs Two story dwelling containing ten
rooms sSids b 81 above ard below, well wash
ifsbsu carriage horss stable etc Persons wishing
purchshe win DO wei 70 spply media ely the
eremIses Ie52as CHARLES RlTcHIB
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KnTICR Tn PLANTRRS.

ME want q small quantity Of CORN and FODDER
w winch We viii pay for 10 either Lowels, Lasey
essf J. * T. GREEN
- sse Pearl Hiver KILLS
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aAIT ~ n0ST

4s4sTErEAy and ROCK SALT IL exchange for
Ss 1osssn Hason Lsr5. Corn Fodaer. Eeet Peta-
- cticke-s l1rrs. snd Wold ~ the market pilee
~, 800 Fa-aiIF Flour u barrels and sasEs
e.. s3I~ j. G, 1lcALLIsTER,
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Special Order No. 27l.

ia1l-Lm b1LEalQu " atnl1lG Ga Artlletf-
Alexandra papers s1py one msiith a1a send dupA
usis hills - g. W. S1ures- JseksoR. sa
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:. win Comfy Great crnss
81 Nay tsrn A y. 1oa4

II
WIZ COUsrT, I-tSfAsy tan A D. IS1S
p,,A,G. o.,I .Gi'sr 4l.''s., : -,
A FFIDAETT that fss said BrIdgIs Cry dsaAnss.s
n 10 the fDregVing bill efeonpiAlnt esDese,s b6R-
self aad evSds service f SUMMONS kaving besn nlsl =
Eissn 90 the aid d~rndant Br5dgif Cary ma Jek1
Cary the sah complainant b. fea his I'm % coa-
that summons tbertupon fssued cut Of mid ooufe II
sid esuss against aid defsndHat rsiuruAbls % o
third Monday Of Hay next and fhat eaia canae \ sew
pending IN aid esurt. And unIess ycu ths ala nrl
Cry shAli erso7ay Be and nFpsar beforp n "a
CaFe1t Co1n 81 WIZ County IN sad STATE tbs nrs1
IN sid Will Csupty tbs third Mrnkng e nay A n
1852 and plead hnsusr 81 d-mur 70 The 1sd ca11aa
ents I'M % complaint, tn ear sod fb1 uat1u 80
thing thersin cha rErd and stated VII bs aka 81
ccnfssA b you and decree enssrsd agnnst Hua g.
eording 70 fhspsaysE9S - IN Of s.sP.siet5
Tbo'n n HgloBIxA coDBis 81 =. -, -.
Joliet March, lTth Aan.1se g. - Il 49,
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Where is your homeP asked the ez-
what ! AIan.

A dio nEoIdte.Ihoking fsmal, came lie.
fare the Sehuyl Ter County Grand Jury last
last week, 'Ebep the allowing scene tOok
PlHoe: ~. - -
s,Madam., said che foreman, what com.
TlaIEt have you 20 makeif'- f1rsR 80. !,
como 70 fnter complain. agin my
companion -gf -.., q. III. -
Your husband suppossi Well, what
~ his name, and what has be donr!
NeksiB name 10 Mr. -, and he struck
ne, and beat me. and threw me out doore.
and theateDed % kill me If come in the
house agin y srus- ~ .rsg > .,,,.s.1s,
What prOsoeation did yon give him.
madame. for snCh treatment
4 dont like 60 cell sir 80 ss .ssssl .i.'5.s
But. my dear madam, you must! The
grand jury must know ell the eircumssau.
oes.s - s''t - 80 y
le.Wsll. IL I mnstI must. Re done Il iuat
3oauee | wouldu'tsleep with him.
= Ali thst's the nature of the ease, is il
Very veil. Why did you refuse to sleep
se'eaa:a he was drunk, and didns
WaUt to- - se'i "a . D. yI.lssi
s4.WeIf. how Is Il when he's soberi Do
yoa .refuse to sleep with him then r
M, cir bnlsWhens he's sober be pOnt
slpp Dih SneP 49,, -, =, - .}p,,..,.,. :.
= The jury pus'theiF heads together ana
ea1cluded nut 90 End 9 bill. - -ss' sas
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AsAignee's safe

nj oTICE is hereby given that l. the, undersisfied
IN VIII sell at Puuiic Auction Friday. December
18th 1862 at the Court House IN Joliet, all the right
title and Interest which Thomas la top and wife md
Thonas Hatton. Junior and wife conveyed 20 me BY
tieir Deedof Assignment. Bearing date June IL hol
and recorded IN the Office of the RECORDER OF Will Co.
~ in book 49, pages from rs t. 81 and IN the oee Of
the Recorder of GruDdy Co., H., In book No g. page
oil Ct seq and IN the ace Of the Rec0rds, ofCook Co
IN book 6lage 40l e saq0f in and 70 the following
The East half Of South half Of North half Block Is,
IN spnens Addition Joliet; South Is feet Of lot s.
block 10 West Joliet: Blocks 10 and 10 Scho Seetpu
Addition to Joliet the stone Ware House property 1
Lot y block IL, West Joliet aud lot block School
section addition To Joliet; Lots l, and g. block
- IohnsOn R1lerts aud storrs Add to Chicago.
TERMS CASH : rs'FFf7fefssi. ga
Joliet. Nov. Il, 1852. 49,, r. GooDspEEp, 4siense
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

AZ s y9IGEr PLANK RoADsscoMPAHK.
GT0CKH0LDERS in the above are hete6J nofs;Asa
~ that at meefing Of the Directors DecemI,rr aoth
1862. the following action was taken: ~ 49,
Resolved That disidend Of Five (51 Dollars per
ssre be and b hersby declared onthe f paid shares
2. fllz company payable in h nnder direcfio1 of
the Treasurer az the once Of the Supern tandant In
joliet. on and after January 9TH: 1858.
Aeest;, 2 { H0RATl0 HILL. Sec
be paid as above. 2 Es7af1-,S 80 f-'-S
Joliet. Jan. sth, 1865. " O. ROon eurss
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JOLIET MILLS.

Q I o NJ d MENT..'
WtFoHld call the AttsHtlOn Of FaEnery living At /,
W dEtanee aud on any u the Rail kcsd, to al
Graush ofonr business We Nin take your effts al II,
Bushels and upwards, nom the dinerent deDots h
the CITY ana roturn them the day Railroad an
Joliet Mills. "
Joliet, May as.h, 1851. HOWE HYDE = CO.
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ESTATE or DANIEL EANDERsAIL, DEcD.s
DUBtic notes g hereby given. chat on ths ,hIfa
II Monday Of February next. (bei1g the 10th day 81
slid monthly shall attend before the County Court
o. Wall County 1T the Court House the eity Of sII
Ell for the purpose Of selling and adjusting IN claims
against the estate Of Daniel Vandefsa aeo o. said
County, dseeaned, when aud where al caimAnts Ass
nothel and requested TO attend aud pFoet ut thegf
claims, In writing against said estate for adjustment
All persons indebted TO said estate ara also seaaeste
to make payment to the undersigned without tlelay
ANDREW H. sHREfRLER, Adhsr.
december -, 1Se2. ms 6r
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SEALING OFF an COST

THE entire stock formerly owned BY r.S. Kiuuis,
i cOusisting Of -EcrLie ~ So
Csocks, sHEaaG heasand JeSEeAry
usually kept Iin Fst elam JeHslry Store, will be
sud Mt cost bX the subscriber At the old stand
Blum st., Joliet. $50 .5.ia ss.c~a-r ,--eN- 49,
Having securec TIE services Of the same workman
employed for the last ur years. by T. j. KfnHie late
deceased the undersigned feel c0nhdenee in saying 20
the old Of said Kinuie that an W0rk en-
trusted 10 her will give satisfaction. zSesA -
Aug. 81, 1890 49, ARs. A. KINHIE.
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GEARxEDi--0n Saturday . soldiers wife
--Mafy Ann OidR@y--WAs found 10 her
Faom. No. see Central Avenue, dead -
Two children. Obe hins and the other thif-
ten years Of age, were eliRging in agony
% th0 Iifelsss body ell that remained Of
that which 20 them was dearest Of all on
earth. The neighbOrs sent for CQFoner
: jury Was impaneled, evidence heard Is 70
the oanses Of death. and verdict returned
OF = Died from sOant Of care 49, CIscinnati
2Smes.
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notice.
ESTATE oFpAvmg. eRoyxR, DRrn.

.sIsg ESTATE pfDAy4D q. GR0VHR, DECD 49,
11UBLIu notice u hereby given, that on the thirii
Monday q ian. neat. (DenR the Ieth Gay Of said
month"; shall attend before the County Court wnl
County, the Court H0nse in the city OF Jol I for the
pnrpose ofsettling and adjusting al claims against
the estate of DaydG g. Grover late Of said County
deceased, when and where all claimants arr notified
aho requested 20 attend and present their claims IN
writing aEainat said estate for adiustnlent I'LL
All persOns indebted TO said estafe are aIso REQUEST
ed 10 make to the undersgned without DELAY
-1Sote1 NOV. 20 1869 II. Il - -. 2i-6w
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Ja,Iet. Fsk 10. 1sss
STATE tlH ILI.INOtS - will Cgau,v ciTcnit cau-,
esUS1r or WrlL IIsTeh Tsrn A D. ise:
IN CHANCERY.
1llis HarwO0d, a,r
. NH 70
fefeeluaa


We. BHI 10
Angela d. Skinner widow Of and Anaeia A foEes,aa
SkiBner and Otis 5 Skinner e. orly chill 4
dren and heirs ut iAWiof OsIs SKIM
deceased. and Benjamin II. Skinner and
George Skinner. administrators a. fhe A. i-asE
tatO-Of Its A. skinner, deceased. - -
"A -kRf0AHIT of the non-fesidence of xneaIa ~
n Skinner and Augela A. 'shianer 1--WE 81 tbe ~.
tendants aboye nauiEd having Bee le % he once :,
the Clerk Of the sal cBurt Notice Il hereby sv.r ~
the SAID Angela u Skinner and Angels A. ShInnsr
that Btgis HARDWOOD the said Complainant fte hfa biII
OF Complaint in said cOurt the cancsry side ther-
Of ON ths I'd dsyOf septembeF, 1862 and that Z Snm
mons thereupon issued out Of sad court aRanst fha
sad aefepdants above named resursuabls on tie Arr.
MONDAY Of octobcr. then next, &c By Las was re-
COURT 49, t. = -
Nov unlees yon the said Angela n. Skinner and
Angela A. Skinner. shall personally be ana appear Be-
ore the said Circuit Court the rs day Of the neE
term thereof % be holden e Joliet In said county, on
the third Monday Of March NEXT ana pIead a,,s,,e-
Or demur, % the said eonlblanants l Of Complaint.
the same and the matters and things therein $780,
and stated. win be taken as confssssd hy voS. sS .
decree will be entered against you accordnr ID a.
pEayerofsaid bill Of complaint
BIZ RUSSELL fl.-k
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V'HREE Or FOUR -REDLERs With taams Ia a
4 Suitivators, for which good Wages BY fle month
OF liberal commission on The sales will he ailowod
=. Applicants saould ke prepared 10 comnecr about
the <4thAnst Apply personally 70 the sub.erfEor :,
Manhattan or add5sss ~ letter thtspgh gOiIss
Manhattan, Apr 1851 .-4a YoUE0.
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TAX SALE NOTICE

A IL PereonS lconcsrned, will please take notice,
IA that At sale Of lands, town and city lots for
1851 made in pursuanee oflaW. In the enunty Of Will
and State Of Illinois, the 26th day of May. 1852
and that am the lea; holder Of the 5pur-
SOLD at said sale. aud that the time Of REDEEM.
ton thereof from said sale will expire in two
years from the date Of said sale and the redemption
win be donbl9 the amount aold Gor and sulH-onent
taxes paid by me- with interest thsreoa and ss1so
advertising. toNil: 49, sF..
10 whom assrsSed, Description, Bee Town \
!a1nea Panage eoR.Wsse hfnWqr IA ss,SSF q
D WOntNoFth 81 q. " GW hfsw az 10
unknown 81 .. " INF or 70 IS
gollst, Fsb Il, lsss ~ OV1's = 49,,
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-02-24

The subscriber James Tempeton. offers for sale his
sell known Farm Of 100 acres with House Bsrn and
Sneos sitnAted sx miles from Jolist on the Road 70
Ghaapahon The Farm is under the finest cultivation
y. pn1asniar shauEs 1t ne premises g P;2cep
nof, S1iIef No a. 3n
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-02-24

Very coon be wss enjoying the welcome
hospitality of sturdy miner. who prOmis-
ed the follOWinG day 70 guide him TO the
Osstiement For said he stranger, I've
wSdsmy pile, and nov I'm hOmsward