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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-03-19

Grain and Coal Shovels.
COTTON GARD s.
Saw Mill, ID Cut and
Wood Saws, Chains, Trace,
Log and Coil.
utt and St ap Hinges,
1900 gross Gimlet Screws,
Locks, Latches, and Bolts,
Tools---CoopeI's and
Carpenters.
$50 Doz. Pocket Knives,
1900 " Table 3"
Razors, Shears and Scissors,
needles = Sewing, Knitting
a n d Darning---Padlock's,
sadlers' and Carpet Tacls,
Buffers" Ink and Backing
1000 Doz. Files, in every va
rietV, Whips, Whip Lashes,
and Cow hides,
Japand & stamped Tin Ware,
Hollow Ware and Dog
Irons, Noel sefyes,
Riddles, and Wove Wire,
RUBBER Fitting HOSE
and PACKING; Hardware
Notions. full stock:
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-03-19
FOR SALE BY

HELLER Il WHITE Sc
- John EARL. Blne Grass
CORN MEAL-lOO bushels fresh Corn Meal;
mhis OLD PIONEER GROCERY.
IA USTARD.-lO doz. 5-lb. Ground Mustard, in
10 doz. 81 III. do, do.
10 dog. lib. do, do.
From Ohio and Kentucky-warranted pure
marl3 At ELI IOTT'S Family Grocery.
CAUCEs.-fo dOz English Club Sauce;
y 10 doz. Gilahrist Brothers do
10 doz. Paddle " French - do;
10 doz. Walnut do.
10 doz. Gey's Salad do;
10 doz. Eperacuum do;
6 doz. John Bull do;
10 doz. India Soy do;
8 do7 Soho do;
0 doz. Denmeres do;
6 deg. Harvey do for meats and fish:
mari3 At ELLIoTT's Family Grocery.
CIATSUP.-5O doz., Quarts, Tomato Catsup;
u 90 doz., Pints, do.
nar13 At ELLI0TT'S Family Grocery.
T7AMTLY FLOUR-1OO bags Extra Family
i FIour-warranted-
maris At ELLIoTTs Family Grocery.
COFFEE-25 dOz. 5-lb. pure Ground Coffee,
~ in tin cans;
81 doz. 21%-lb. do, do.
so doz. 2-lb. do, do.
Put up expressly for the
merls OLD PIONEER GROCERY.
nEPPERsAUCE--lOo doz. assorted sizes Pep
persauce can be found
marl3 At No. Y RAIN STEET
DLOw LINEs-7O coils Manila Cord for sale by
mhI7 S. E. GILBERT & CO,
No. Sycamore Street.
TOLDFN HONEY sYRUP-10O barrels for
VI sale by s. Z. GILBERT co,
mhI7 No. Sycamore Street.
HAMBURGH CHEESE.-5O boxes choice Ham
IL Lurgh Cheese, at II. 4. COOKS.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-11-03
Administrator,s'SnIe.
ESTATE OF WILLIAM McqARR. pEcEAsrr

ESTATE OF WILLIAM NIcGARR. DECEASED
DY virtue of decree Of the Will County Court. al
ID the September tenn for A. d. 1853 thereof will
Uer for sale Public Vendup at the city of Toilet
OF the l4th day Of November 1893 between the hours
of 10 O'Clock ia the forenoon and o'clock in the af er
The west half of the south quarter sec
ton seventeen 40 Township thirtyive (G5 North OF
anLe ming t9 East Of the third principal meridian
being about 50 acres. Terms Cash.
EDWARD COONEN. Administrator
'de bonis hon" OF William McGarr, decd
Joliet, Sept 70, 1853 MEOW
STATE OF ILLINOIS, CoUNTY OF Will }ss.
Will County Circuit Court Of the Dec. Term, 1863.
Elijah McGHvney and Catherine McGCvDcy wife Of
SAID Elijah McGOvney,
VS.
William McGovney, Sarah Jane Mccoy wife OF Will
lam Mccoy, William Mccoy, Thomas q. McGovRey,
Nancy Knapp wife Of Warren Knapp. Warren Knapp,
John S W. McGovney, Margaret Ann Phbreek wife of
s%d compianants are the only heirs at law Of John
McGovney, deceased.
BILL IN CHANcERY
FFlDAFIT Of The non-residence Of said above
"a named defendants Sarah Jane Mccoy, and VIII
lam Mccoy. having been filed in the office of the
C'eih Oh the VIII County Circuit Court.
Notlce Is hereby given to the said Sarah Jane Mccoy
ana MiiiHm Mccoy that Elijah McGovncy and Cath
crime McGovney the compiainants above named have
,h S's n'td thtir BIZ OF complaint in said court
ane on"hcery Slde thereof and that summons there
upon Issued out of said against YOU and all of
tue SAID defendants above named, returnabe on the
nrst M"ndAy OF December il by law required
now unless GU the said Sarah lane Mctov wife Of
" illhm Mccoy, and William Mccoy shall PERSONAL,
he and appear beinre said Circu,t Cnprt ON Tho
first day Of the next term thereof 10 ba hiJ q, tLa
Court House in Joliet in said county on the fIst
monday OF December, A d. 1863. and plead answer or
the sane and the matters aud things therein charged
AID stated will be taken confessed Inv Won ard a
dnc ee VIII he entered against you according 10 the
prayer OF said Bill OF complaint.
Il: y. BARBER Comp'ts sol. n
Joliet, October 8, 1868. n1-Av
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-11-03

In c1musrIson With the loss Of wife, all
other 5ereOvements are trifling The wife J
she whU iii.s 80 large a space IN the dGs
meEtic beaver; the Who busted herself 90
unweariedly Cor the preciuus ones around
r; bittsr, bitter is the tear that falls on
her c I'D clay You stand beside her cot.
iin and think Of the past. It seems an am
her colored pathway. where the sun shone
upon eautitul f Iwers. or the stars hung
gittering overhead. Fain would the Soul
lirger there. No thcrLs are remembered
save thOs" your hands may unwillinSly
have IlaUted. Her noble, tender heart
lies open to your Utmost sight. You think
OF her now es all gentleness. oil beauty,
all purity But she is deadl The dear
heart that laid upon her bosom, rests in
the still darkness upan pill w Ofc lay -
The hands that have miDistered 81 untir.
ingly are folded, white ard crld, beneath
the 81 Iomy portsl. The heart whose every
bent IN. assured an eternity of love. lies uu>
der your feat. The flowers she bent over
with smiles now bend above her in starr.
shaking the dew from their petals thar
the yerdure around her may be kept green
and beautiful.
There is no white arm over pour shout.
Der, no speaking lace to Look up into YOUR
eve OF love; no trembling lips to murmur.
ooh. it is 100 sad
There is so strange Q hush in every
r6rm; no Ugh, footsteps passing ar, uUd.-
No smile to greet you at nightfall. And
the old clock ticks aud strikes, and ticks
it was such music when she could hear il
Now it seems a kDell on the hours through
which you watched the shadows of death
gathering upon her sweet face.
And every day the clock repeats that old
story. Many another tale it telleth. too
Of beautiful words and deeda that are reg
istered above. You feel-ob, how often -
that the grave cannot keep her.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-11-03
4 Hard Word 20 Smell.

A friend of nurE owns little girl who
has just commenced attending school, and
IL none too fond of the daily tasks which
she has 20 learn. A few DAYS since she
returned from school with a very tn ught-
ful fare, and for an hour after she entered
the house appeared to be meduatiog on
some suhject.
What is the matter With my little girl?'
asked her mother.
On. has such dre'ful hard words 70
spell at acho,l = was the signing answer.
ID you have manysof them ?
M; only had one this forenoon, but it
was dre.iul hard one.'
Way, what was iti' asked the eympa-
tbiZ'ng mother.
We'll, it was ice and think that is
too long word for little girls. They
couldn't all spell it, anyhow and that
thought wac sufficient to make her forget
her own failure, and the Oext moment che
was asking for bread and butter with su-
gar on it,
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-11-03
A Dem ODSIrRtIOn ia Modern
Geography.

Mastsr-'Fuss class iu-jognphyr
Seholar--' Yeth'n.'
Master -'Tummas, what's the bIgges'
river in Ameriky 2
Schnlar-'The Tnmbigbee, Zur, Ike
keeps a a pinchin' on me-
Ike-'He pincht ne first, EUR, and
pinrht him hack again
Masrer-'Take your seats. Fuss class in
-Jarsio =
Scholar-'Yetb'm.'
Master-'Moses, parse Arkinsas- six
lineC from top
Schoiar-'Ar kar k.a $ ems, Arkans, a
e =. ArkapsaSs'
Master-'Pronourc it Arkinsaw. But,
Moses. you amt rpe.iin'-ycu're pavsin',
chill
Scholar-'O. yetb'er! Harkarpsaw is
comparative degree. third person AID NOM
inn'iV case :" scizza7s."
MtateT-'You haven: SAID VIVA gender.
Muses.
Sch nlar-'Feminine gender
Master-'Wby
S;holar-CrzuZ-
Master-'Next'
SShnlar-'Cnrzi;z q shemale'
Master-Next.'
SchOlar--'FnrgOtten, CUR
Master-'Come, David, you know
Scholar eth'm.'
Master-'WeIl, why is Arkansas of the
female gender. DhvidP
SchOIa--'Corztz-why. corzi'z got Miss
Souri, on the mort. louisa Auna on the
souf Mrs. Sippy on she east, and ever go
many more shemsles on the west
MaSter-'Vefy we'll. David, you may go
to the head /; you're a rising genius andll
make man before yer mother
SchOlar-'Yetb'm'
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-11-03
L ID + INV A LIDS HOME.
III. KNAPP, M. d.,
FORMERLY OF n. Y. HAS oPEsIp
l N + II NJ Ar ~.
In CuInIn0 I'LL

IN CHICAGO. ILL.
N new system, which embraces the most annrov.
49, 60 methods OF treating Diseases in this or apv
C CueI country: All Female Diseases Lung Disea1S
- ~ anu hneunlatsIn are SPECIAL diseases treated
tiis INSTITUTION, in the treatment of which no man
n. u more eApeIince or greater success than the
pVc'oI- Hih consultations, for years have averagod
from hve to six Thousand year. The foIIowipg "a
eases which are pronounced nacrd5ls by the Medical
FacuIty generally, are treated with success in Iris In
sNtutloh. All nervous and peuralgic Affections dis
eases OF women all forms Of scrOfua dyspepsia con-
suPatlon SKIN diseases, caBcerous and TubercuIo1s
alectlohs including pulmonary consumption rheuma-
isn' Iaraiy ss epilepsy, Asthma. salt TEeum remit
n ana intermittent feyers, the diseases of children =,
ee s IN the treatment of CANCERS, which he cnrs
Hitnout tue knife lie treats SUCCESSFULLY ON "A ~
"1,nou' All the diessses Of the Ely y and EAR
ember the dGNtor joes not promise 10 enra al
u oiHeases While diseases are cuRAptK AZ
Aeh ID season all STAGES not. Your case n,sv H.
shrHbie this week. not next-to daY NOT ,or,a- He
hence, the danger ofdeIay ~ 'O""iE"E'
Ahe builolng n Pleasantly located spaeious and Ill
accommodate several hundred patients No -. III ~
~ Where there are any doubts aeur. -
h;; me Sest nurses only employed. Who Win the
physician, Will make all feal at home that m, 49,
selves under the care Of his institution ~ ''e"i
1hhMs-from cen to fifteen dollars per ueek $780,,
oOy IN dduoHce No patient taken for less term ,hsr
one month"; as no one can he eatsed "A Ia tha h.,S.
shey may receive in Chronic Diseases in a L., ,t
siany paotnts who are not able to to the Ina,
mary csn De successfully treated at me- which vii
cost from ten to fifteen dollars per month
All le tiers, iDclOsing letter stamp addres..d a.,
prompt attertion 10y " 'eoe'e
consulta: free. Once Hours from A. y. to- P.r
0nce IIs South Clark st.. Clark and Monroe sts
P' ~ A0oV' nl3ly /
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county Court of WIN COUNTY,

county court OF VIII County,
September Term 1868
W Iam " stevens, Administrator of the Estate Of
Oscar l.. Hawley, deceased.
Eliza b. Uawley widow, and AIthca H. Stevens late
Athea II liawley. and William ". Stevens husband
Of said Althea II. Stevens. Martin j. Hawlry Alice G
lawley and Antonio Hawey heirs at Law of said oscar
l.. IlaTley, decea ed.
Petition to Sell Real Estate
fFIDANiT Of the nOn.residence Of Martin ]
"A Hhwiey defendant ab"ye named, having been
nltd III the Olce 81 the Clerk Of said Comfy Court of
Will County Notice is hereby given to the said
Martin !. Hawley. that the said complainant filed his
petition in said court. the 18th August ls63
lo authority To sell the right, title and Interest of
said estate III aud to the following described real 90
tate situate IN said County of Will aud state of lii
The undivided one hafof Lot i've (5) in Assessors's
SubdlVsIdn q Lots seven and eight t7&S) in block
twentysiN tZh) in the Original Town Of Joliet and
lots five (A) six ~, eleven I'D and twelve no, IN
block nine t9) in Bowen Grovers Subdivision OF the
north hall OF the south east quarter Of Section fifteen
o III township thirty five 1851 North FRANCE 10 east
OF the sd principal meridian also the south east ana,
tf Z" the sonth west quarter of Section thirty three
(33) in Township C3) North Range 10 east
oil the 81 principal meridian; also tile undivided one
half Of the east half OF the south east quarter of Sec
ton three 49, the south east quarter of the south east
quarter OF section hve(h the south quarter of
the north east quarter. and the suth halls of ot ,ne
D IN the north west quarter and the south east QUAR-
ter Of the north east quarter Section seven III and
the north east quarter OF the south west ouarer Of
Section nine 49, and the south Quarter of the
north east quarter and the south quarter the
sout west quarter Of Section twenty (29l all in
Township hrtythree (}3) North Range II east of the
81 principal meridian and also Lot number six in
block number sixteen 06) in Canal Trustees Subdi-
vision OF the west half Of section fifteen ) in Town
ship thrty.fve (S5), North Range 10 east Of the Sd
principal meridian. and Lot number twenty three (2
in block number thrty-One, (31) in School Section
AGdGon to Joliet for the purpose of paying the debts
dine by sal deceased and that a summons thereupon
issued out of said against said defendants re-
tnrnable on the third Monday of September as is by
law required.
Now unless You the said Martin J. HawIey shall
personally he aud appear before said County Court of
VIII county. on the first day of the next Term there
Il to he holden at Joliet in said county on the third
Monday Of September. 1863 and plead answer or de-
muir to the SAID petition. the and the matters
and 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, 1868.
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A physician took young student to see
patient who was confined to his bed -
Sir said the physician to the sick man.
'yoa have been imprudeut, you have eaten
oysters
The patient admitted that he had -
Returned home the student asked the doe.
tar how he discovered that the man had
eaten oysters 2
Why, replied the doctor, 4 saw the
ehells under the bed
A few days after, the student was sent
to visit the same patient. He soon return
ed. however, saying that he bad been kick.
ed out of the house, for telling the patient
he had been inprudent; he bad eaten
borsedesh.
'Horseflssh, you young fool what do
yon mesn2' cried the doctor.
Because, sir, saw saddle and pair
OF stirrups under the bed
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-11-03
70 Justices Of Che Peace & COuslahIeS

Ii kinds Of Justices and Consables' BLANKS, fol
IA sale at the Will County Drug Book store
Toilet Dee 9.lS56.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-11-03
ID az. ID. MGR AE

ANlNG expcrimeI TED with medicine in the treat
IL n'rnt 81 dSeTes Tor years, laying aside all prsJu
u'es mas examined IN the meantime all the various
systems and schools Of medicine aud selected such
remedies a. can demonstrate Re safe and efficient
rejecting al! mineral poisons. To remove acute die
ease comparatively task it Is the curing Of
chronic diseases that requires knowledge conbi1sd
Nith patience and perseverance tempered With kind
ness Ii " in the latter class Of Diseases ybero nv.
Clans mostly make their failures. Having given this
Class OF diseases may specia attention, pross 10 n.
preIHTed To treat all chronic diseases with Dostv. .u
cess. mean all that curnBe cases mia, a. ~.
eonditionaily, so that patients depend uDon NV
ueclhGHton profess to successfully all ehropf-
diseases OF the Lungs Liver BrOncla Nuralria Para
lAsis hh-EnIatisn. and all arrangements Of the n.rv
Gus system. fstnls and Piles successfully trent- n,
from thirty to sixty days without the Of the Enit.
or much additional pam. profess to treat with nm
parHeled SUCCESS the lotsnme disease known Inv fb.
name O cancer in all its stages without the use Of the
khiie or any harsh Treatment. II Patients III strIet
obey my instructions, will guarantee sstsfactioD in
an case Nhsre no Reorganization Of the vital organ
has taken place. The best Of references can he oiEe
from cizeRs Of St. Louis where devoted INV prsrt.
Tor tle last THREE years have in INV onice Co.
GERS, Tunlors weighing from "a 10 lbs that have -.
moved with success without the Of the knife T,r
inrther particulars physicians and others are ipvity
RI. McRAE, Dec uIisf a1d Aurf.t
Gives special attention 10 diseases Of the Eve and Gar
In this climate, wher" the Eye Is subject 20 40 nany
diseases which fatal t. its decne structure All
persons affected should attend 10 the earliest symptoms
avoiding much suffering and probable blindness
Letters from q distance, containing stamD Will
receive prompt attention Address Boa 1892
- ID. NclAE, III. D., 81. Louis No.
OFFICE No. 25 NORTH FIFrn 81
Between Tine aud Chestnut Streets one SQUARE from thu
"Ou'' ii"use' st' Louis No. nl2ly
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Imprisonment for Violation Of IHtunc.
liens In Selling Sewing MachiRae.

AIR. JOSEPH THORN has been arrested nv a..
NI United States Marshal, and lodged n EIdS,deSS
street jail, for violating Injunction by selIin1 80
ing machines On motion OF George CLIFFORD, RsaSsn
attachment was granted BY Judge Smally n ~.
sewing machines, in violation Of injunction is-ns
against him, on the patents owned by the Fbaeis-
Wilson Manufacturing Company. and the Grover q -
ker Sewing Machine Company, and known q IA -
ing machine feed patent Violating the order Corr
liable to punishment BY hne and impEssounspt--Ns-
York Times. - :,
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-11-03

WILL STITCH. HEM, FELL TUCK, CORD. BIND
w BHtID. QUTLT and ENBROIDEK beautifully IL
will. with the I'm 81 needle and tTcad run FROM pcr.
feet work the finest Nai nsoon. ever the hca, lest
hcaver-coth and cOwhide with change OF needle
thread or TENSION
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-11-03
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

correspoodent who says he has laughs
most heartily over the following aston
mo feat, requests us to publish it so
IL / others may share his mirth:
On road between Boston and Albany
a party was conversing. and one OF the
gentlemen was a mesmeriZer q regular
professor. lie was dilsting upon lis rapid
develpnen pnts, its astonishing curative
mower for diseases, the extraordinary dis
roveries, developed through lite agency
Finally be got upon mis- superiority a.
..professor"-a cougenial theme-and here
he was OF home After narrating varie-
10 OF ext eriments-sUme Of them ast Dish-
ing of course-he spoke Of the following
with an irresistible gusfU. Said he:
Last week was going through one OF
tho streets of Rochester. aud saw man
Just ahead to whom WAS anxious tn speak.
lie walked too fast for me 10 Ovprrake him
with0nJ running. ga just Strengthened out
nv arm, concentrated my will, made a
pass at him-thus. ard be stopped quicker
than lightning.'
'W.Why. mister. you DOME cell that
much Of a trick, do you asked one Of the
listeners.
Yes. sir. flatter myself that it was a
pretty strong demonstrdtnn.
'W-Weil, It dUu't begin with what |
onae Gid
TIER you arr familiar with the scieaca
sir. rrrsume 2
Some
Might ] erqure what was the cause
you refer tor
o certainly. YIN see happened u
be up t. Batavia nuce iii the winter. G.
ing down to the cars, saw a man rn roV
OF building shuyelng IF Snow Pret.,
spanshis f"Or slipped and down he came
When he had got about half way down.
jus, made pass at him and st"pped hin
quicker that powder ! came IF wIthou
thinking any more about it. 1t yon ~,
going to Batavia, ] wish you wOulJ just lie
bim down. for presume he is hanging
there yet.
The crowd separated. amazed at the pow
er Of mesme ism.
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Dated Sept. 90. i
EOTICE.
: OIIOEs
ESTATE OLE IAcnR SpANGIrp nEc,n

DUBLIC notice is hereby given, that on the 3rd
i Monday Of November next being the 10th day of
said month | shall attend before the County Court
of VIII County. at the House the city of JOLT
ct, for the purpose of settling and adjusting all claims
against the estate of jacob Spung!er. late of said
county. deceased when and where all claimants are
notified and requested to attend and present their
claims i'll writing against said estate for adjustment
All persons indebted to said are also request
ed to make payment to the undersigned wthos4 daay
LUCRETIA SPANGLLR, Adn'x
Dated Sept. D. 1868. h15.6w
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SBERlFF'S SALE

pY virtue Of a writ of execution issued from the
- Circuit Court of Will County in favor of ROYAL r.
barber Administrator of the of John Ingolds
by, deceased. plaintiff and against Thomas AIanIey
and Ann ManleA defendants, at 2 O'Clock p. NJ on
the 10th dny OF November 1863 the north door of
the COurt House, IN the city Of Joliet shall offer for
sale at public all the right title and interest
OF said defendants in and to the following described
property. to-Wit: horses. two COWS, l two horse
wagon, y of reaper. l threshing machine; also SO
acres 81 land in Sec one ~. Township 81, Range 4
also acres Sec 16. Town IS Range east also the
north = of Block in School Sec A, dtion to Joliet;
also the crops growing said land July 2lst 1888
GEORGE MONKOE, Sheriff Of will Co.
Dated Oct 20, lse3. I9aw
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

I1N virtuc Of certain writ nf Execution issued from
ID the Circuit Court of viii County. in favor of
Andrew ii. Adams pantff. and against Samuel C.
Rolling and Joel George defendants, Mt 2o'cicck, p
NJ IN the 10Th day If October A. D. 1893 at the north
door Of the Court House in the eli Of Joliet stall
offer for sale ut public vcndue all the right title and
interest of said defendants in and to the following
described pr "perty, towit:
Lots number One and Two in the Subdivision of
Block So in the Canal Trustees Subdivision of the
West half OF Section nine, Township thirty five 1857
Range ten East
GEORGE MONROE. Sheriff of Will County.
Ky EDWARD F. GIBBS, Deputy.
Dated the Goth ofSepte,nLer, 1865 nl6-3w
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X s % The city Of Joliet, In Feb Last
DOT Io fs old star in the forehead, one Sbi,. ~
;iI COT, two years old this spring A. one oaek
tbs @ OF give Information to the Shs
"'' eSh be found, viii be literally rewsrSsd where
Jay "a. 1859 fnao-e, THOMAS 0BRIAN
T.Ns
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New: GoodsIT

i sprins e mn has just received !. -.
which, in fact he /. goods Of ever d.,S,,
purchased in Joliet or cbesso 70 sell lower sn can
tsss 70 ea{ a aSd Of Dry nS an ssns in
LADIES, Os1oss R1rthr.ias s.s ,h sHsa'
LANES, Plain Sssd wss ass1s5 Gsourr. 1.y.e..
s.,n maL -, AND FANCY coon,
coIors HSa 1isss Plume, RSss rtisla.e SsoS. shs
Hose, and Round sfInses SIN Lace Gloves. s1s q a
Inc. 49, Ssless, Cambries Brown ana -
Cotton Broad clols TEeeds KetoeSa seest
IJndsi piendd assortment Of L nbroideris, c.~.
pins Gran. d.. Csn,imzetts, curtsinsI MssIin S
Remember ~ Plain, and
n. c. DUNCAN.
Chicago
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-11-03
NOTICE.
ESTATE OF LANES Y {

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DUBLIC notice is hereby given, that on the Third
L Monday OF Nov. rcXt, (heing the 10th day of
said month"; shall attend before the County Court Of
Will County. at the Court House in the city Of Joliet
for the purpose of settling and adjusting all cairss
against the estate of les N Sanburn late Of said Conn
ty deceased when AMI where all claimants notified
and requested attend and present their a inns in
writing against said estate for adjustment
All persons indebted to said estate. also request
ed to make payment to the undersigned without delay
ELIZABETH SANBORN. Adnlx.
Dated Sept. Is 1858. nI4.fw
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-11-03
NOTICE.
ESTATE OF JAMES UENpuTTT nPc,n

DUBLlC notice is hereby given, that on the third
i Monday Of Nov. next. (Oeing the 10th day of sRd
Glonth shall attend before the County Court If will
county at the Court House in the city OF JOLT for the
purpose Of settling and adjusting ali claims aait
the estate of Jam Henphill late Of said Comfy
deceased, whe9&nd where all claimants are notified
writing against said estate for adjustment "
All persons indebted to said estate are also
cd to make payment to the undersigned without DELAY
JOHN HEMPHILL. Admx.
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