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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-06-05

UysaA7rrr1.-The Mobile Register Of the
T3-b inst is informed that a new British
consul is on lis way 70 Mobile, and cavageiy
demands that his presence DO not tolerated
Il 4, ,aources the British government in IN
measured terms. declares that Lord Lyons Is
AN at. yIiti5n minister Of an abolition govern
mcnt 10 the abolition Lincoln administration.
AMI charges the British government VITA
every kind Of hypocrisy and duplicitY-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-06-05

Eycgizg Journal, arc as reliable as any New
York raper, while the North Amerio7T (Re-
puhlican) never contains either bogus crHny
other kind Of nevs.-N y. Tribune.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-06-05

or ,5urnev 20 Atlanta VS. without maraci
interest Morning nni evening, for three days,
We psssci regiment Of infantry euclmPed AZ
ths terrinf. About SIX tho1s1nd in al may
havs rassci These we're the rcinf,rcmcuts for
Yicksburg which have since ben collected by
Joe Johnston north If Jackson. The hailed
from Savanuah and Edisto Inlet On one train
we noticed large riiei English s.ese pics On
The llth ve rasscl G.1. J,dus''n ani e. # -
Mon;Eomev.
Railroad .rlt.in- Is =, bal that re think
!, 800 . lsv you'll te the msL,mum cl troops
which could @. carricl over the rca1 florn nlc-
Dover's Landing on the Tonhishea 90 BrarIon.
where we hear the southern r18l IS cut Fr1-
visions could only he taken through IN -elr
small ouarti,s. aud there ar 10 troops nearer
than Mobile or Charlcst1u. The impression Tre-
walls With gene that the rlilrcais T. Tho south
are al q ore cuaro snd that the rolling s'ock
taken below : all available Throughout the
lsrzth and hrcaith n the coufs iorscy-
This IS not the case; break Of s1lse c--iEs
between West Point AMI Montgomery. Changes
ara inevitable between the latter place and Sci
r17. a hundred and ffiy miles. which l. perform
Fl h., beats on the Alabsms river. Another
break Of five miles occurs at the Icmuigoee cc-
low nsnorols. Atlanta Is a large rallroad con-
ter Tovarl this point Col. srelsht was march
ir- when ho was arrestel y Forrest and me
alarm which it cause1 through the central g
ton shows how much danger The rchsl' d.
srprehend from these raids.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-06-05

We karu from the Troy Wing that the
Common Council OF that city has resolved TO
destroy TIE packages of city fractional notes
which lave been redeemed by the Chamber
lain Over $4,000 worth OF theee notes
viii thus be destroyOd-lsaEing only about
SO eco in circulation.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-06-05

c.. 70 w1sur.GI5,. Tho k.aAnoua "a
para are urging GU advance Of less army
t3v.arls Washington. sayirs t'-t '-ore ns7-
or viii 80 t;.oo 'gbeu tie Federal aT7rios
arc weaker t'en ,ust nc-v; ard a.e evidently
.ear.l, O, l5rser .-a-iuiae ou tie 35.eniivo'
Tae Elsminer Of My 2lz, says From the
ars, d-y to only rcaslnl5.o loge q the Com
fele-aeg Las teea tio t.a-sioT .: A'stili'ios
to tie eocmy's territory Il vo cannot Do
that. tie progress IF invasion, A9ve7er sl''r'
u,a.; af,er time, orc.rAel- u-.' - -
cer .i,n -se .erls -et.-st s''--'e- n 'aeiE
a,,eu7; e; .s,i t.4n-.sr, rl-=t ia-e ben
much ',s--or Than - -e-srs, 'ri1i5n ADMITS,
&c they care 'otrYi: eaia- Maryland Won't
sc eyrn,o sl44 - --s tsro as she vac be-
fore. ami ST Ncci-lIaa -i-li cop them be-
f.c. H,,l-s eu fo". nj 'Fe b Ic Go
ia al-t
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-06-05

I-C tCR 4o7z N .7- Dc t-------l-
Vslllu5issam's a-e..say,
The general fec..-s IS c-a q rro..uli eE-
element and ind -n1t.ln, and Il t1, Governor
q ths s.e.a should ulhapp.'y he forced into
position Of open hostility q the ;e.'raI ptTsT e5
tais question Of personal rights, he would lad
the rc-r's Z It's c-t c: ta1 state LING 20
srr- = h.-l '- --- extremity
I'll, W. ,-s~ plainly intimate -,-o
tass -.-i.are5 90 .'c authority O. The Ger
er-l ti57eraueat ecc5-ls ri-hi-= r.esere1cs'.
Iii. hes tssn eyi3sa,, Int 1t has not do1a Sd
di.tiac,l- -.-,si until now. or-n de'lara-
ti5rs IF hostility ?, ,he " federal Power if
l5ns lndol-ci Ia may. '0- arTrcheni, prove
detrimental to tis 1va-'d-5 prosperity TIE
words os an oiE..r .i,h in rauk IN tho De
rsrtmeat of the Ohio, in reference t. disl9y-
alt tbole. apply with e4ual f'.ca in Naw
ToTk
Yoa haze - idea CT the amornt cf ersn
sni b5ld disioyalty-rot simply disloyaty hy
,be Republican STANDARD, hut b that Of any
h5nes- -raan-sristirs il Ohio, Indiana and Hi
nois, among the Va.landishara party II mus,
= s.orYci and Put down roc-aot SIX months
b,D,e-ari military tribunsls are the only ores
th3t can do y. 7. must be put down, # It
siru'I take temporary military desrotism cut
bes N Do T. L l. that, CT the loss Of the cause
The course Of these men rrolorzs the var and
rosts lives bv thousands, and ! tell ycu either
+ tbe7 g the .c~ernncnt must % do81. sud that
F sPacdlT-'
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-06-05

Vallauiisham showed some shrewdness
when Ae appealed . tizss, instead OF et'-''i-
".
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-06-05

TH- LoTA1 LEAGUE CoNvTNTIoNAI UrIcA--
TIE Convention of delegates from the various
lov,l leagues ~ the State Of New York, met
rurs1snt 70 notice in Utica May Goth
About two thousand delegates were present.
The action # tho Convention resulted in
Plan fa- County organizations throughout
the STATE, and the appointing Of an Executive
Committee Of sixteen. two from each Judi
cisl District. 20 aid in forming such orsani-
7stiors and directing them Several hours
were spent in discussing resolution afFFov-
inc t5e course Of the General Government in
arrosting copperheads; but through the IN
aaence ofNIr. Avord, Of Syracuse, It was
f1sll~ decided the, this resolution should lie
upon The tatla Ths position taken b. Mr.
Alvori was. that the matter to which the
resolution referred vas outside the proper
business Z the Convention. The general tone
Of tho speeches vas, however, strongly in
favor Of the course which the Administration
. has soen fit to pursue.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-06-05

4 correspondent of tho New York N'cr'd,
who with several other corse= I.oi.lents Of the
New York larers Was taken prisoner while
attempting C. run the vioLsburs bstterios on
the 3rd inst, anl rhile prisoner pazscl
through tie interior cf the C3nfe.leiaey, haz
}eep released lie give on interesting
usurti-e # lis -1reIi,n-s in the Ccnfeler-
ucy fr1- vbi-l re-, ,x.ra-- t'e f'l3vin-
from IN elevated loisn5ut. from ralks about
town. our entrance and exit, from couvCrsaton
and t.stImonv cf usny knowing pCrsors, ve Be-
lisye the strength Of Vickshurg in men, guns,
work., and UatuTal confirmation 20 have becn
ovsrratei The site Is alnirahla, specially fcr
river defense. The b2tterio, fronting the river
sre neither 90 numerous nor dangerous as con-
monty supposed Although l. is likely that q
porticn Of the hea-y guns hs-e heen Transferred
70 Grand Gulf Big Black and Hiine's blu1, no
cue the number of Guns on tic river SIDE O. ''e
i,ss than frtv and never q have exceeded 5-v-
eurv. Of t'i5-e 're are infruol, only three arc
ten-incA. tee nire. AMI four eight, three rt,i.
sul the lee, c--p 1nlers. There + lut 7us
cla.mat.-l battery IN the vicinity The cl-fl-
works src, however, l.ri,-t rt t-r ami. 1t-
E1UE- IfN -tl.l ~ W.F- f- NII. ..ala a'4A L- -s-
asues, probably Co sulri aSi'ust mortar shells.
4 luln- from the frcut is 30 our Judgment
feas hlc, though now happily n=slszs Tie r--
n1r-l fortif-ato1s IN the streets are s;ml l- r.
tle Ii,s or shoulders g rlmYl-s projecting into
the roalv--. TIE works tlck 1f the city srs
tie ordinary i1trsuchments commall'rs Che
rosls ami sl-. etrthv1iss 90 the ridge
The very length Of the Iue, from W,T,l'ea
uu the shores o. the Big Blscs. and across 70 the
Ya,oo. OF, what b tlc same. the mciserncss of
their rcss % -Isri lt, i= tho great weakness oi
the r4 si'iou 7, would r,quirs, 20 keep such q
line Npcuty-sX mil5-) i-tact, an army Of hitT
thousand men arl hundred r.s,es G. lSlt or
tilltrv have vell grounded conviction, basel ur-
on concurrent testimony, that % tie time cf o..
soiourn there were not n1re than 1ttecn thousand
tro1rs wezt # the smaller stream, snl SIX thou
rand eas; Could these all te concentrated urcn
one decisive POINT, they might with their works
rep-l fvs tue- their numbers but = repetition
q such plan ot stte-a n o1r part they u-a~
never hope for sain.
he confederate hcqes # otNicEs-urs are ul-uly
hur- upcn Gen ice Johnston. vL1 arrived Fl;
Jackson on the 18th. lnl vas pursued thence
afer destructivs f-ht nszr d'v. His pisu sp-
pesr- 70 De = g'aass c1lsiisr8''- army cuts de
sni drive os tl1 h+-ie2ti-.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-06-05

I, Is azt1u-=hius hov Ing and lov uueh Chg
enemy laa, here as d-eshsrs, bcioolei anl
thvartei ti= i'v 80 empty sho~ 81 strength. Il '-
s1mit'el ty those Hh0 havs l,ci Ia and defend
81 Vickstur-, that it icht have lecn taken st
srv time sin-. She f.u Of Memphis with les-
force than - h, brought s-tinst l. When
Far-1-ut arst appro2-hci It. iu Nay. l-y-, II
WIS almost dsfsncclr., When Davis went, u
june. the Place VS. al hu; cv,eus'el In De-
ceutc~. when Grant vts marching on Grenada
aud Sherman attacked from the YaEao river,
the r-b-ls had hu. thi-i,>n huudrei men in the
city, while the latter Tss tao days tled up ~
Nilliken's Benz. & ths .1r-ne-n of the day II
assault, they had received uine regiments from
Mobile, Canton and JscA-'u-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-06-05

" OtLcial C6sffaLel u LAe W - - -
mont received the 18th. from Gea. Elie. and
the ram aeet, dated Helena, May 25th, says
uAs nv command weTe discerning thc
1ivor from Memphis, Msy 23d, tic CowIis-
sary and oue-.arnseter' boat Vss fTSd into
from tho Mississippi side. BY a band Of gner-
rillss With two pieces of artillery, choGt six
niles above Austria. returned yesterday
and landed nv fores. Tie enemy had few
hours before ny arrival captured snail
! tradir- sssz-.e-, sni burned he., taking her
crev captivss, and appropriating her fFeiSrc7.
| could obtain 20 intelligence fron the m
habitants BY which to guide my movement
Nv cavalry under Maj, Hubbard, 2oo strong,
came up with tie eDemy 1000 strong, all
! mounted. and 5 miles out. The fght lasted
! nearly two hours The Major was Compelled
20 take shelter in a favorable position when
he succeeded in rcpulsins the enemy, and
F. finally drove them Of before the infantry
could come 70 his relief. Oar loss wa :
killed and 10 wounded, most Of them slight
". The enemy len Eve dead upon the i.eld,
one Lieutenant mortally wounded, and -
stands Of arms. We captured three prison
ers. burned the town Of Austria, having
first searched every building. rs tie hre
RACED the discharge Of loaded fire arms was
like volieys of musketry, as the FIRE reached
their hiding PLACES, ard two he2vy c-ff s's.oi'
Of powder also occurred
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-03-24
SHERIEF1S SALE

DY virtue OF certain wrt'of execution issued from
I'D the Circuit Cot t Of VIII County favor Of sally
Boyee wif- Of AlcxanL"r BOTee Formerly Sally Gray
Spinster aud Alexander 8oyee husband Of Sally BOyee
who sue for and ben, 1T Of Royal T. Barber, as-
sgnee plaintiff and against harles riniDg. defendant
at o'clock, p NJ, the LIST G1y Of April 1858 at the
North door Of the Court House, in the city Of Joliet
shall offer for sale at public vcnLue ell the right,
title and interest Of said defendant In and 90 the &
lowing described property. to-wit The ,'udeTided
seven thrtieth (5-3ol VI the following descriIet par
GELS OF real estate Lot ~ (S) l1oO
acres, and Lot two ~ cont ming five 13leO 70
the Subdivision Of South west quarter Of Section four
en- GA, IN Township trtytWo (3) North Range ten
(5 East Of the third principal meridian. according
Records Of Will County,. Also the west one hundred
thirty|our Cl34) Of the south quarter Of
Section eleven IN Ia the same ToEnshiR and Range
aforesaid; Also ths wet hundred and forty fO)
acres Of the north west quarter Of Sc tot fourteen
in same Township and Range aforesaid. Also tract Of
Land in West half Of south east quarter Of Section
fifteen Q5) in afouesaid Ownship aud Range begin.
nid8 the north u said west half thence
south ninety six 1867 rods, theDce west thirteen 3)
rods aud thirte. Ca) links, thence north ninctysx
(o6) rods, thence thirteea 3) rods and thirteen
3) links 70 the place Of Jeginniug. containing eight
90 acres and thirteen Q3) rOds more or lees
GEORGE MONROE. Sheriff Of Vii County
BY EDWARD y. GIBBS, DepFty.
Da ted fBe9th day Of March. 1858. ns94w
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-03-24
SHERIFF'S SALE.

DY virtue Of certain Pieurius writ Of Execution and
ID Zee Bill, issued from the Circuit Court Of VIII
County, IN favcr Of Sohn Curry, foF the Il Chas
Boyer plaintiff, and against James Wright defendant
at = O'Clock, ?. NJ, Cd the 18th day Of March A. D.
Of Joliet shall offer for sale at public vetdue al the
right title and interest Of said defendant in and TO
west e6fher OF Tot one (t) BfocR eigtty-hine (s9l
thence sith line Of said lot fOtyeight feet fIsi
thence parallel with north line seventy fes vol
thence north parallel with west line twenty feet {2gl
thence parallel with north line ten feet l0) teucr
th parallel with west line Of said Lot twebtyeight
feet H6). thence west north lne Of sad lot eighty
fet ts0) to place Of beginning, above lot looted
the Vil.ase ofLockport. VIII Co.. his.
GEORGE MONROE. Sheriff OWL Co.
~Ry EDWIN \. Gins Depoty
Dated the 9Oth, dag q ssrb, 1865. ri5i-3w
Tho above sale il postponed to the 2sth dny q arch
1868, at the same hour and place
GEO. MONROE, Sheriff.
Feb. Is, 1859. By EnxIR 2. 6Inns nepztx
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-03-24
A CARD TO THE LADIES.
DR.. DuPOnco's GblaeA Pills,
: OR FEM AL Es

n u u .
lntaliiae In correcting. regulating ana reTnoSin.
All ousrnction1 frUm whatever cause, and always src
crssfui as preventive
intaIible In relieving stoi2ages and frrerularie.
OF the mensee These pills are nothing new but IN
France aud America, with unparalleled success m
case and he Is urged by many thousands Ia,es who
have used them, TO make the Pills public for the aIl
Walton Of those suffering from any Irregularities what
ever as vel as 10 prevent increase of family hcr
health will not permit it. Females peculiarly sitnafs
OF those surprising themselves So cautioned
these Pis While In that condition, as tie lr
Pretcr assumes no responsibility after the aIite adj
monition although their mildness would prevent any
miScnIei 70 health otherwise the Pills are recon-
mended Full and explicit explanations accompaby-
Sold by B.BLICKMAN nv-,..s..-
sole agent for JOLIET. and -WTII Conn., y In
LADIES, by sending him 800 70 Joliet Post once
ana nave the pills sent (eonhdeHtiyl by mail to any
n. B-LOek cut for couhterfeits BUY no eolS,n
- % any EAnd unless every box siEned g. D. Hove
an DINERS are base imposition, and unshfe: there
zoe Sasae yoar 49, ~.sa b~~lth, Ito MOTH
ing OF being hunLugged out Of your money! bgv orir
oi those who show the signatures or s. d Hswe N
every box which has recently been added on accoupt
oil the Pills being counterfeted. Heterogeneous com
posing the above pills made known 10 every Agent
and they will tell you they safe and will perrm
all claimed for them. ~ '''-
Sold by LORD SMITH, Chicrgo and ty one Drup
g1st in every town, city and village in the State
.. d. HOWE, sole Pruprieton
w. -, Ioo<--y New York.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-03-24
SHERIFF'S SALE.

l1 virtue Of certain writ Of Rxscitlinti. issucd
from the Circuit Court Of wiz County in favor az
horn plaintiff aud against JOHN 9ass and catIe-
Ie dass ms wife, Defendants, at 10 O'clock, A NJ on
list DAY Of April, 1863 the North door of The
court House, IN the City ofJOiet, shall offer for sale
at public vendne all the right title and nterest N
SAID defendants in and to the following escr bed
cry, to-wt Lot number twenty flour ~ tf Ambrose
lotys SUBDIVISION OF the South hal VI the South hal
Of actlnn Ionr(4 Township number thirtyiye (35L
North Of Range number ten QO) East Of the Third
P1tnctpa MERIDIAN conta lining One acre more or L.
GEORGE MONROE. Sheriff Of Will Co
By EDWIN 4. GmBs, Deputy
Dateo the 9th day:Of March, 1868 psa-ix
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-03-24
TAX SALEsNOTICE.

LII persons interested are hereby notified that at
IA sale Of Lands and Lots for the Taxes Of the wear
1860 held in pursuance Of law at the Court House in
the city Of Joliet on the oath day Of June A D. 1861
by the Treas urer Of the County Of Will aud State Of
u illinois the following described lots were Sold and
the legal OF the certificates ,of purcbasr
that the time Of redemption irom said sale will expire
on the 2ith day Of June, 1868 and tile cost of reerm
ing VIII 'S double the amount sold for subsequent
taxes, u pail by me- with ten per interest and
the cost vi advertising. 70 wit:
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-03-24
NOTICE.

ESTATE or HANNAH HALLWAY, hECA !,
DUBLIC notice u hereby given, that On the Third
Il Monday 1t April next, (beng the 10th DAY Of
aid month"; Wssall attend bsfore the County Court Of
VIII County, at the Court House IN the city Of Joliet
for the purpose a srttling and adjusting all eiams
azainst the estats OF Hannah Hathaway late Of said
~ decreased when and where all claimants are notified
and requested attend and present their claims In
writing against said estate for adjustment
Al persons indebted 70 aid estate are also request
Cd to make payment to The undeE.zned witloutdslAy.
-,Ss,sktst JACOB HALFWAY, ExecutprB.
nsted FS6. II, 1861 zST-6w
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-03-24
ARL ms
City Expess Wagon

ID UNs 10 all trains arriving at and departing from
III the city. Baggage taken to and from the Depots,
and packages delivered In all parts Of the city and VI
cinity. Orders LETT ct the Post Once News Depot viii
be promptly attended 10. Charges moderate. -
Jan 7th, 1862. HUGH CABIN.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-03-24
TAX SALE NOTICE.

NOTICE h hereby gives that at sale oc dclinquent
IN lands and lots, for the general taxes 81 the year
1850 in Will County aud STATE Of Illinois duly
by the Treasurer Of said county. the 9Th day Of
June. D. 1851 for the txes aforesaid and costs then
renaininE due and unp1d 9lsGeon. the undersigned
ton Addition Joliet all in said county. and that
the time Of Redemption thereof from said sale vii ex-
RE- BARRIER.
March I'd. 1868. s~3U
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-03-24
NOTICE

fntl qndeFStgnsd having issued about One Hundred
delihEs incha1ee checks, - DESTROYS to r,lsII
them. AL psrsoas bOldiag them will please pressst
them slsay time IL even dollars and receive Q, s
56lisis Jau. Isl 1865
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-03-24
FL0RENCE SEWING MAcHINE cn.

. Are DESTROYS essabiiahIng effcient Local i.n..
sIousnout the country With q small Investment Of
saptd profitable business can readily be estabisbed
urtner particulars address the undersigned for cir
SeAAr anu sample OF work. W. c. MASON
Gen1 West'n Agent, 124 Lake-st Chicago.
Machines on exhibition at the Store Of S. w. Stone
Co. Call and examine
d. H. PERRIGo, Agent
can y 1919 for Joliet and vicinity.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-03-24
NEW CLOTHING.
CLOTH AND TAILORING
Z 3 T b L Z q II M z
In tine Store fOrmcralIy occupied by r.. DOOlitsl..

The subscriber having reopened a tailoring and
Clothing store, Mt the above named place, would
Inform Me old customers and acquaintences that ne ia
prepared to furnish manufacture every stiIe and
variety Of Men and Boys wear.
lie will also keep oil hand
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-03-24
NOTICE,
EsrATEOP DANIEL WARREN. DECD.

EoIAIBUE W7IISTIEN, DECU,
DUBLIC notice Is hereby given, that on the third
Monday, Of April next (being the 10th day of
said month shall attend before the County Court Of
win County, At the Court HOUSE IN the city Of Joliet
Tor the purpose Of settling and adjusting all claims
against the estate Of Daniel Wsrnen, late Of aid
county deceased, when aud where all claimants are
notified and requested 70 attend and present their
clAiusin writing against said estate for adjustment
Al peus0na ndebted % GAid estate also RaqaaSt-
ed to make payment 70 the undersigned TthOilE de.
VIM. II. CABIN, Ada.E..
raked Reb IL 1872 sE..rl s- .- nsr.Ruv
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-03-24
NOTICE,
NOTICE.
GsTACE OF HALILToN D. RIsLEY, DECD.

DUBLlc uotiee IL hereby given, that ON ,hs ,h,.,
l Monday Of April next. (Leing the Iosh dsx ~
sala month"; shall attend bef,re the County Conf
2, .SoantI, at the Court House in the city Of JOLT
csanst ne esAts Of hamilton D. Risley late Of lid
Ooa1y, esseasea when and where al ciaimants ere
no.lhe1 ans reqsested to attend and rrna.nt ,hs,-
claims IN Srinng,against said estate it adInSt
al Persoee indebted 10 said estate. are also
% make payment 70 the undersigned with1nt 49,,
MINERVA D. RISLEi' ADM
Atotcu ~ AoNo- an3g 6-
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-03-24

GABL at D00LITTLEs and get one Bottle Of Gary
~ ms CrgnceuIiaral E,f restoring aud Preserving
the Hair. IL will rewOyc all daur1f seurt sruptinns
and all impurities Of the acp, changes krHy Iar 70
their original colcr, presents falling o. aud Res
torres Hair to Bald Heads. (Cail Tor circular and
examine the plats.l 80. -
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s5th senisAnnual Expose.
EETNA INSURANCE. CO,
HARTFORD. CONN.
AocrrC TaNatanxy ,aco

Cash, Treasury Notes aud Certificates on.
hand and deposited call, and in
Agente' hands. aI36 SCI Al
Bank Stock Of New York. Hartford. Boz
ton, st. Louis Philadelphia and other
places Oes,sOI 90
Y, 81, ohio, Michigan and Indiana, SS5,sos 90
City Bonds. Now York, Brooklyn, HsIt-
ford, Rochester, Iersy, Milwaukee. 2ySl6O 90
Railroad Stocks Hartford q New Haven,
Conn. River, and BoetOn 4 Worcester, JI9.eo5 90
Mortgage Bonds. IIOb35 20
StAte Of Connecticut. Temporary LOan, 10000 %
Real Estate, Uninenmbered, $685. Is
GROss, E Szoe5,llo So
LESS LIABILITIES:
Losses, unadjusted and
NOS due. klfaOaq II
January Dividend, Paid, 10000 90 s329yOSo ~
NET. S2,S5IyOsO 81
DUET SwOaE 10, Hartford, Jan. 1st, Is6S.
Respectfully Solicit and will take pleasure IN At
tending 10 Jour insurance wants.
sW. BOWEN, Agent.
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FOR SALE.
Stray Colt.

CNTRAYEDfron the Subscriber in May last, hay
- hoaae colt, year old last spring, right hind foot
whit from ankle joint. Any person giving informa
ton 81 ad eOlt the undersigned at the of
re. Duncan, Chicago St. Joliet, will be literally
Feuardod Cor their trouble.
FEB n, 1863. MICHAEL MURPHY
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Dr W. K0PKIE&

WILL herHsiteF give bis undivided attention b the
w practice Of his pFofsssiOn. once the tTst buld,
ing after you RAlroad, len hsnd Joliet a
DR.. HopknAwAzrants 70 cnTe all kinds Of sore eyes
that has been sore for ten to fifteen years, and ali old
Gronic diseases. lam AnstiTe Of London IN England
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kgEfs ts-.ea.iu DIED
On ne 18th nlt ct Ountan CT, Colorado Territory,
Miss sUsAnNiH HOoPEs, formerly Of this city.
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Vesting and Furnishing Goods.
THE CLOTH DEPARTMENT

will at all times be stocked with the best vartie.
which viii be made up to Ordct, and the work war
rantcd to give satisfattS,u.
SEBASTIAN STEPHENS.