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NoT,cee Of Final Settlement.
N .irs.s is hereby given, tina. the under.
"ah,n Z, pInin,strator Of the Estate OF
:, saoa to tbe nso, deceased, win make appli.
I,ns., :, r 10 Court of Doniphan Coun.
- sa,l s,,,Is ae december Term, A. D. ls63,
emens OF said Estate. ''
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-E..s--- 90. September Term. 1863.
William W Stevens Administrator Of the Estate Of
Oscar l.. Hawley, deceased.
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ADMINISTRATOR Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue of deere
IN tai order made and entered OF record by the
County Court of Will County III the state OF Illinois,
the ScTtenper term thereof A D. 1863 in the mat
ter of petition for leave sell the real estate of
which john Nlulligan late of said county deceased
died seized wherein Austin Go frey, administrator
Miriam Wilson late Miriam MullIs'li adnnstratrlX,
and Sanued Wilson husba nd of sad Miriam and adj
ministratOr in right of his vile of the estate OF said
John Mugan. deceased. were petitioners ana Miriam
Wilson late widow Of, Elizabeth Downs late Elizabeth
Muiligan. Leila NuIigan, William A. Mt uignii Shell
don IL. Mulligan, Emorett z. Mulgan. jon ephine NJ
Mulligan, Lewis d. MullIgan and Edward III. 1ulIigan
only children AMI heirs at law Of John Muls an: de-
ceased John Lane, Jr, Guardian OF said chf.!ren
Elizabeth, Leila, William A., Sheldon H. and EIHo-
rett Muliigan, Hyland ii. Downs husband of said
Elizabeth Downs Samuel Wilson and Miriam Wilson
were defendants; shall on the 18th day of Decem-
her A. y 1865 betwet the hours OF ten O'Clock in the
forenoon and five o'clock in the afternoon IT the same
day, proceed TO sell atpubIc vehduoto the highest
bidder for cash the said described il said
petition decretal order, and rs follows, to-wit: The
south nan OF the south east quarter OF section twenty
one (Zl) in Township thirty six $3.50 North and Of
Range ten (ln) East of the third principal meridian
and the south half of the south of Section
twenty-five (22) in said Township and Range aforesaid
together containing hundred and sixty acres more
or less and also seven and As 90 acres more or less
descriOSda as follows towit: Begin nine chains and
Iurteen INKS west OF the north east corn'r OF said
Section twenty two (22) in said Township aud Range
aforesaid, run thence S. 81 nineteen chains and
nineteen links to the north bank of Despa,nes river,
thence south 40 IS r. two chains and sixty. seven
links, thence s. $40 40 two chains and exty five
links. thenceN 2e W. parallel with the east line of
said Section last aforesaid tweGtythree chains and
twenty links thence s9o4V W. along the ncrth line
said last named section three chains and forty
eight links TO the place of beginning or land of about
the last aforesaid quantity the north east fraction
al quarter Of said deceased, all in said County of
WIN aud state OF Illinois: a. the dwelling house on
said deecrbed premises Tor the purposes settorth in
said decretal order.
Fs-Fr AUSTIN G0DRREY, Administrator
- 3 MIRIAMWILSONs Administrators
SAMUEL WILSON, Admir- &c, Of said
81 III Estate
R. E. BARRIER, Sol. -.
October 26 1Se3 49, - H.f noO 6v
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THOMAS K. HUNTER,
Iuted Sept. %. 1863. (nIe.6w) Admiuistrato
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NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue of decree
~ of the Will County Circuit Court in Chancery sit
ting the State of Illinois made aud entered Of record
by said the October Term thereof. D!1S63,
al the petition of Royal L Barber CenseI vator and
III office of Michael u.len late conservation
IF the estate of Marcelia Brennan lunatc. versus
John Cullen, Ann BrertOu, hose Calvin, James NJ.
Coyne, Mary Ready, Joseph COyue. Ellen Nh-elan,
Catnarine Keef and James Ga1ney y, and the unknown
heirs law of Marcelia B-ennon luuHic. shall
the 3rd day Uf November. A. u. 1868, between the
hours Of in the morning and the setting Of the
of eame day, the north door u the Court House
in said county, proceed to sell at public vendue to the
hi chest bidder tire undivided half part of the north
half If the south tguartcr Of Section nLeIrcn CO.
in Township tiiirtysiX 1850 North Of Rang" ten Qe)
East of the third principal meridian, situated in Will
County and State of Illinois, and belonging to the
estate of said Marcella Brennan a lunaiC. and all
right. title anG interest of said estate therein
of third part cash in hand the balance in
equal annual installmcnts with interest thereon
at six per cent per annum, secured to be paid by
of the purchaser and gage said premises
ROYAL L. BARBER, Conservator
Joliet, October IL, 1868. n1S-Sw
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U. S. STA MPS.
A LII kinds Of United States Receive stamps for
N sale at the Recorders Office la Joliet. by -. %
Wsrch II, 1868. BP RUSSELL.
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HAYlSG eXperimeI ted with medicine in the treat
ment Of diseases for years, laying sside ali preju
dices has examined IN the meantime all the various
systems and schools Of medicine aud have selected such
remedies as can demonstrate % Re safe and efficient
rejecting nj! mineral pOisOns. To acute die
chronic diseases that requires knowledge combined
with patience and perseverance tempered with kind.
t Is in the latter cas Of diseases where physi
Clans mostly make their failures. Having given this
class Of diseases epecal attention, profess lie
Prerared to treat all chronic diseases with positive
cOnditiOnally, that patients msy depend upon my
declaration. profess 20 treat successfully all chronic
diseases Of the Lungs Liver Bronchia NurAgia Para
Is sis rheumatism. and all arrangements Of the
system. Fistula and Piles successfully treated in
from thirty sixty days without use Of the knie
much sdditiorsl pain. profess treat with ua-
aTalleled the lotbsome disease known by the
Of Cancer In all its stages without the Of the
knife OF any harsh treatment. IL patients will strictly
obey my instructions, will guarantee satisfaction in
all where Reorganization Of the
has taken place The best Of references given
from citizcBs Of St Louis where devoted nv practice
for the iaEt three yeArs. have in my ONCE Can
1umUrs. weighing from q TO lbs that have
moved with success without he Of the knife For
further particulars. physicians and others invited
To call aud examine Tor themselves.
Rr. MeRAE, OceuIIst aad Aurast,
Gives special attention Of the Eye Ear.
In this cnis e. WheTs the BYE IL subject 30 MANY
diseases Wh fatal T. fs delicate AID
Persons afflicted should attend the earliest symptoms
avoiding mu n suffering aud probable blindness.
Letters from distance, containing stamp will
receive prompt attention Address Box 1922.
D. McRAE, 81. D. 81. Louis, No.
OFFICE No. IS NORTH TIFIH ST.
Between Pine aud Chestnut square from the
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GUARDIANS SALE,

ffATK IIINOIs, WILL COUNTY, S. I p
DY virtue Of decretai order of the Circuit Court of
ID said county, entered at the October term thereof
A. ID. 1865 on the application of the undersigned,
guardian Of Mary Ramsey and George Remsey, mi.
nOrs tn sell the following described real estate be-
longing 10 said minors, situate in the County of Will
and State Of Illinois toit: The east north
west quarter Of the south west quarter of Section
number seventeen T) Township thrty-six (36 North
Range eleven (l1) last of the Sd p. M containing
twenty of land more Iess; shall on tht.
Fourteenth day Of November A. D. 1868, between the
hours of IL O'Clock A. NJ and 2. NJ Of said day sell
said real estate at puOc SALE ont door of
the Canal office ih the village of LOckport, the
highest and best bidder. Terms of sale as follows: one
third cash in hand thiId in six months and one
third in twelve months from date of sale with per
cent interest A mortgage ON the premises to
the payment of the unpaid purchase money will be
required Of the purchaser.
LUCY RAMSEY,
Guardian of Mary and George Ramsey.
Oct. eth, 1858. ..-. :. o no w