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INauRAReE.
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TATE MRNT
OF THE CoSDITIOE OF THE
Columbian CMarine) ms. Company,
Located y in the city q New York On the shlrtaE.
State Of Ohio.
Authorized Capital ISL, ,OOO, 900.
Cash Capital Paid Up is 100000.
ASSETS.
United States and New York City Stock slS2 800 90
Loans on demand, on gold.....-.-sl29,0o0 %
Interest due jan Ia; a. ;r 'l''oA -
yestments and cash with
AZ '''-'-''----------------..--.- . $50 %
Re-Insurance L Salvage elaims -1''''' =
and unpaid Premiams- s54H
premium notes and uneolected
Accou nfa-.-..-...--..-.-............ 81
Scrip Of Insurance Companies,
sundry Ulsim5 due the Com
Pany5 ......-----.-.--.-----.. 2i,3Is y
Total amount Of Assets......-,.... q. .ls5 50 Is
The COMPANY has set aside the sum Of Eighty-ssysn
Thousand Ons 1dred sixty four Dollars (asT,lsi
oi the PkoTIrs Of the ysas as REsERTR FUsp 70
meet me LIABILiTIEs or CLAIMS that may arise
from the business Of the year ending slst day 0f
December, 1852.
The G,0mg19y does not thaEe risks or transact any
any amount Of its Capital OF Earnings to Be- dspoS-
7ulu STATE ~ security loses tlereiu.
has II made sny deposit in such State.
The Company issue no Policies upon Life Risks nor
upon fire Risks disconnected with Marine RislzG
STATE OF NEW YORK, loo
City snd County Of New York. )Ss-
BENJAMIN O. MONIs, President, and WfrI1sN
W. NHIrNEri Secretary Of the Columbian Irsurancs
Company, being ssyerally dul sWorB deposs and AZ
and eaen Tor himself says, that the foregoing L f
true and correct statement q the aairs Of aid (o1.
pany on the 3ls day OF December 1922 that the AID
Company is possessor Of more than ONE HUNDRED
THOUSAND DOLLAhS in value Of actual car go.
ita invested in Stocks Ihs particulars OF which an
pear Ia the foregoing Statement that neither Of the
ABOVE described invest tments nor any part th reof
are made Tor the benefit OF any individual exsrci-
sing authorliy IN the management0f said COMPANY.
that all such Investments ae IN sde IN T7od any "a
not as temporary expodisnt By which : nominal
compliance with the law may be rendered and me
thsT the above described Ofcers OF the aid Cr
pany- lsignedl B. G. MONIs
- President.
tiL'J lsignedl ". ". wHITEEY,
Secretary.
Subscribed aud Sworn before me A. tho civ of Nav
York, this sixth day Of February Isss bF each of
the above named depOnents.
49, EDWIN =. COREY, Jr
LIS Notary Pebble Of the stste Of New York
OFFICB or THE AUnTTOR OF STATE,0
Columbus, o.. Feb. Is, 1853.
II is hereby certified that the foregoing L. co-,,k
copy Of the Statement Of CondiIion Of The Coiuns
btan lnsul ance Company, OF New York. mada 70
this Oh1ce for the year lS63 and now on hle hers-
IN. y illness my hand and seal Officially.
~ b. W. TATLER,
Is Auditor Of State.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-02-21

HARPER's FOR MARCH.-Wilson and
Widdioombe have received HArper's Maya
zine fer March. The contents are Cont
mental Money, illustrated; A Californian in
Iceland, concluded; Doctor Hawley, ICON
oludeds) Rornola Musicians Of Field and
Meadow For better, for worse; European
sOuvenisfsj After vicksburg; Mrs Hen
dersOn's Anniversary; Little Jenny; Our
Prophets; Guam, LemOrue vs.. Huell; Elsie
Vane The Small House at Arlington brad /;
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-02-21

CA. READ & CO., Bankers,
95 SUPERIOR ST., CLEVELAND, o,
Will Give Higher Rates of Premium
FOR THE ABOVE
THAN ANY OTHER HOUSE IN THE CITY
~ALL KINDs Of Q. +. Government Bonds
Bought and For Sale.
B~ UNCURRENT BANK NOTES Bought at low
est ra 'e5 Of DiscOunt feb9
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The Editors Table is unusually interest
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-02-21

Columbian (MarineJ Ins. Company,
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United States and View York City StoeZ..sl62 100
Loans on demand, on gold.....---Sl29,0o0 %
Z ash 10 Fank..-. I.65I a
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WHERE is William Fisher3 feb2o;1ts

7. J. LEAcH, Cashier.
feb17:42S.
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febI8:d&w2w

DR. BETTELEY gives particular attention
% the treatment Of all chronic diseases, but
especially those Of the lungs, Homeopathieal-
lg. Office with DR.. Beekwitb, near the Post
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Es.. sIde the square, near the Postoflses.
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LEGAL NnTIeES.

GUARDIANS SALE OF REAL
EsFATE.-Un the twelfth day Of March, A D..
1868 the door Of the Court House in this Citv of
Cleveland, CuyAhOga county, Ohio at Two o'c'Ock P
NJ, will be SO he his hest bidder be 10 loving
scribed cal Estate. wi The interest OF ucelis
Heath2 Martha Siguers, in following described
Ia ID, 10 wits SitGa'e The townsh VI rrooky D. in
the state Of Ohio, aud which is also in the county Of
CuyahOsa, aud Ciry Of Cleveland. West Side, and Is
known ~ being sui DIVISION lot No two hunired and
eighty eight (23s) in Benedict OTIS allotment OF
parts original tos nship lots 45 and 49 in sad Jity
said lot being sixty feet front LibertySt. and
tends back alley, and is ne hunnred and tWen-
tysx eet in epih said interest therein being three
fourths IN common and undiVdt therein. Appraised
az s2zs. Terms OF sale-cash-
RANSOM HEATH,
Guard an OF Lucelia Hea'h and Martha Figaers.
Cleveland Fepruary l9 $50 43O
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interest due jan l, IS 3 on in
yestments and cash with
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shInpIas.ers,
Gold,

shinpIas'ers,
Gold, o
Silver,
Coupons,
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STATE OF NEW YORK, L.
CITY and County Of New Work )
IsignedI ". ". WHISKY,

aud Sworn before me a. tho City of New
York, this sixth day Of February, 1855, bTesch of
the above named deponents
~ EDWIN 3. COREY, Jr-,
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OFFICE COLLECTOR OF INTERNAL REvEyUE,
18th DISTRICT, O.,
Cleveland, February II, 1868.

The remainder of United States taxes due
upN the September, October and NoUember
lists, excepting parties delinquent upon Ii
censes) may be paid this month, TO save the
parties the penalties Of non-psyment. This
tax includes manufacturers, brewers, coal oil
refners, and all persons assessed on carriages
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IMPoRTANr 10 BANKERs.-Salt Springs

II SYRACUSE, January 80, 1868.
This is to certify that we regard the new
bank lock Of Lewis Lille as entirely unsafe.
It has been picked by james Sargent, ofShel
burn Falls, Massachusetts. Lock warranted
for ten years.
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Reinsurance Salvage claims
and unpaid Premiums...-. As57l "a
Premium notes and uncolected
s.,i iHoeogqn,s % sH,zs .
sundTy Ulsims due the Com
pany, stc.........-.-......-.. n,sp n
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THE PARTNERSHIP HERETO
FORE sx sting BET Eeen Dr. W J. Huetf. Levi
Burgs- and Ira Adams, under the style Of HUE fTI
BURGERT Z Co., was this day mutually dir8oiTed
bv consei II all the parties. WI. HUETT,
LEVI BUBGERT,
IRA ADA MS
CIsvafand Februsrv lat 1g63
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Little Meanings.

We have a friend who lives three miles
from the pOst-ufice aud one stormy MIL
this winter he told his new help to harne g
the horse and go down to the cffice and see
what there was in the hex, giving him the
number. In due time Jerry returned, Tn,
up his horse and presented himself AT the
library door, where Mr.. c., sitting in
gown anu slippers, was impu'ieniiy wal.
ing the arrival ofthe mail.
WEI, Jerry, what was there at the post.
Office fur me?'
Two letters ard pnrer, sir
Well hand them 10 me. What are YOU
standing there fOr?'
'lndade, sir, and you didn't tell ne to
bring them, at ALL
Mr. C, finding that Jerry had the
hest OF II, aske1him what he went to the
,ciice for. Jerry replied:
You tOuld me TO 90 to the office ard sec
what was in the box, and haven't dol.e it.
RhureP -
Jerry had to harness up again and take
another ride in the cold. muttering as he
went that he wished his master wUulI he
atteT NAMING what be said next time
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| AAuC ahhEOl IRE PICTURES AIIACllED TO
- he"u stones ana Monuments IN FARIAE MARBLE
Sr I"G 70 secure the likeness from any
an ahu u'iiphess Tor long number oil years Any
tist can copy the pas"erreotypelnto These
.oi tc Ol'shal picture ara II Is put a lew
puiets "1lS I" attach one Oh them 10 Head stone
InnI, ''I,r " Ll'au stone OF Niouument; tney
S s"OH as 'nuuSn thtS were carved on with the
"iPtoL Nuiael, oI Iuel inmate marble so perfectly
Ihty are yer! ORNAMENTAL To Head stone, and are
' t"lCT tnt amount charged Tor an ornament
more thah fhtrch Thousand Cases have been sold,
'IS 'ct alone shows c"ncuS!vcly that they fast
running INT" general use.
Inc "dolhhg OF the s"puichers OF removed ones al
lNiteS our Erlei ana scothcs the wounded heart. 1t
also cheers the p"r!a'ed to Know tina; AN additional
chbelShhcnt OF the grave presents stronger Rttrae
lions to arrest the attention q" the stranger and causes
nun 70 pause ana learn the name, ana gaze on the
VI "c mo its silaTe" so largely IN the love OF
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A railroad accident took Place n while
ago in Maine, upon which occasion the at.
tUruey Of the road visited the scene of dis
mater, to satisfy the cllims If tie Injured
parties. After paying for black ewes.
bloody noses, and cracked crowns all round
at the appraisal Of the Injured he supp,s.
Cd his business over, when he was saIuted
by tall Yankee, with feet like snow-,boes
Q bell ::swned bat, and blue coat On his
arm, with
We'll; squire. what are you going to al.
low the 7" ...
You ?" salI the attorney, .'whcre are
you hurt?"
''Oh, nowhere to speak of, Squire, but |
was most terrible scared, and think tbat's
worth about dollar, the way you've been
paying 'em"
The dollar was paid without any argu.
ment.
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20 PAlNVERs s oUnERsl

HAVE on hand large and wen elected stock Of an
L kinds of PAINTS Dry and ia oil.
Also->Atd paper linseed oil, spirits Turpintine.-
Snber ihthTsge. BIStze- GOLD and silver Leaf patent
Dryer, Lacher. Tnmis tone EaInishcs paint Brush g.
Window Glass, &c Which prepared TO sell on the
most J" 'oitLie terms. J. II. BROWN.
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New GoodsI

.i saOscrioer has just received a larra ,,o.s
SIpfng and summer goods of every 5a.S z o
IN iAeI ne Is prepared sell Iovs.r tb.- ~
IN Joliet or Chicago, therefore All - %
20. st "a ah Kind OF Dry Goods viii find il to ~
y 'aii anu examine before purchasing elseWhers'
LADIES DRESS GOODS, 20
Black siIks, PoPfins, Merfnoes. co,,,,a.
LANES, Plain, figured, Watered, &c. "PN'e.1' %
MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS
comets and Trimmings, consisting Of Ribhors s.-
oans Lnings, Plumes Rosetts arficials Ysiis'
Hose ana H., SRfIinges SIk Lace Cloves childr,s,
;,i Saess SamITies Brown and Bleached sbs.,
ra;,o Broad Cloths Tweeds Kentucky aS
IA, splendi1 assortment Of broideries Cum coI,
NhuefsleeEes, Chimzetts, Curtains UI;sti- iS.s
remember this is the place for bar gains "S
r. c. DUNCAN.
on Chicago street
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OTHER PEoPLE's TROUBLES. All me :
the difference whether the hearse stands
before ones own door or ones neighbours
Aud yet, how else could we all live on.
playing at Jack-straws as we DO, dly a ter
day, while momeutous future, little by
little, uurolls itself2 How else would o =
have courage u go Oh Ilan.ing what a.
n Ither hand must reap and what pleas.
IRE Boul there be beneath the sun, if one
at e9uohing, and listening for the step of
the ss3cu;ioceF Or claspiug wild arms of
prJtectiLn round the =. ar ones. Merciful
Indeed Is it that we can travel on in TO-
day'S sunshine, trusting tour Guide to
shelter as, when the storm shall gather
and break over our heads.
FANNY FERN.
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ALONE.
ny &. A. BROWNE.

am alone; no spirit signs,
No bosom throhs for me;
when clouds of darkness veil my skies,
No angel band 1 see
To cast aside he shroudS that roll
In darkness DER my troubled soul.
am alone hright Hope pay shine,
Butr u farm my heart;
No l.my wreaths of peace entwne
To heal the wounded part;
Tut Ger my soul sadness rrigns,
That every tender thought restraints.
When am dead, beneath the sod
They II place this house Of ebay,
Where Loves bright fiowers will never nod
To. kiss the dew away.
Oh D.! then my soul. so weary grown,
Will soar to Heaven, no more alone.
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NOTICE.
ESTATE OF nALILToN D. RISLEY. nEC,n

DUBLIC notice is hereby given, that on the third
4 Monday Of April next. (beiug the 10th dav of
SAID month"; shall attend before the County CoDrt
OF NlI county, at tho Court House in the city of InIi-
et for the purpose of selling and adjusting all claim
against the estate OF Hamilton D. Kisley late of said
County, deceased, when aud where all claimants are
notih" and requested to attend aud present thqir
claims, In writing against said estate for atstmeut
All persons Indebted to said estate are also reoue.te
10 make payment to the undersigned without DELAY
March 9. 1se3. snsS 60
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? L OPLES PENSION.
BOU NTY O.NEY
AND
w AR CE4AHT7 FECE

GNYDER, COOK d CO., Of CHICAGO, pro.
> cure pensions for Wounded and Disabled Soldiers,
SCamcu and Marines of the present War and for i'd
ows aud Orphan Children OF those no have died or
been Killed Will" in service. Also Bounty Money and
SnlHeTs.
The heirs of all Sol Tiers who have volunteered during
this present war for two three years, during thu.
war and have died been killed while in the service
are entitled to One Hundred DoitGrS Bounty Money.
and all iTTeGrS If Pay.
lEvalids. disabled by wounds received or disr,s
contracted while in the service are entitled to brlj,,
PENSIONS whether they entered the service for three
months the WIT
All who are entitled to pensions or Bounty Money
or have any Claims against the Government or att.
arising from the War, will receive all necessary infar
nation and advice concerning their prosecution by
calling
J. II SEDGWICK,
Agent at Joliet, FOR Syndcr. Cook & Co.. at his Office
over Stones Store, jefferson st.
May Ii. Ieo-. mis-
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NOTICE.


IL t-AI u vt IA III u. OhON Elk u.
DUBIIC notice is hereby given, that ION the third
i Monday of Jan. next (Deing the 18th iay of said
month"; shall attend before the County Court Of Will
County, at the Court House in the city Of oIi the
purpose Ut settling aud adjusting all claims against
the estate of David c. Grover late Ct said Comfy
deceased, when and whore all claimants ara notified
and requested to attend and present their claims in
writing against said estate for adjustment
All persons indebted to said estate are also request
ed to make payment to the undersigned without DELAY
ELIZA S. GROVER, A,lmx.
Joliet, Nov. %, 1862 Div
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HORSES AND CATTLE,

Eequre restoration Of inScnsible pcTsratiou Sloan s
FrNcr AntG1io. Condition Powder. is a certain Blood
Purifier j: never fails To loosen the skin cleanse the
Matrrcrei" an appetite and positive cure for Cuug
colds Stu pluut. Founder. pistenIcr. and carries
OF bolts ana cins. may lie given any time and
uhd'r ,.ii circumstance with perfect safety.
On" Package of the Powders aud box Of the Out.
meat VIII perfectly cure recent Founder in SIX or
eight days without leaving the Iea, rfTect in the fer
In Horse DsteEper they will aay the fever and pro
mote healthy termination Of the disease One now
der 0nda part OF a luN Gf ointment. will. in all
cases. cure, tho Horn Distempcr in COW; two are
sometimes required for OK.
WALL TX Il. SLOAN, the original dsCuvCrcr Of this
truly valuable medicine sill has the sole SUPERVISION
OF It's Manufacture, hut nrde should be 20 his
SON oscar II Sloan. ~ South Water Street. Chicago
III, Who VIII promptly supply the demand for thrs,
popular and truly lsrVat medicines.
They arc sold 10y nj dealers in Medicine. Sold
wholesale and retail at Manufacturers prices. a,
Joliet 5v j. II. BROWN, add Eetaiied by ali the 9th.
cr Druggists.
june ~ 1870 -,
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TAX SALE NOTICE

NOTICE is herehy give. that at Il sale Of dgllpnuent
lands aud lots for the general taxes Of thr ear
1850 Ia Will County aud State of Illinois, duiy made
June. D. 1851 for the taxes aforesaid aud cost then
remaining due and unpaid thereon the UNDERSIGNED
purchased SO ncrcs hf Z qr 5. % T. 30 10 r. ami
the Wa tex Eqr Wa Of Lot 5 Block Is School S,r
ton Addition tn Joliet all in said county and that
the time Of redemption thereof from said sale viii ex
pire in two years from said sale
- X, L. BARBER.
a.
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HOW BGa utilnI fer a Lhild'S Grave !!

n2lly TIP CAGYIN.
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March Sd. 1853.
SOTICE,

ESIAIE OF ETHAN WETIIERDEE DECD.
DUBLlC notice IL hereby given, that ON the 3rd
I Monday of March next, (being the 10th day Of
said month we shall attend before the COUNTY Court
OF VII County at the Court House in the city Of JoIi
e Tor the purpose Of settling and adjusting all claims
against the estate 81 Ethan Wetherbce, late of said
county. deceased. when and where all claimants arr.
notified and requested attend and present ss,eir
claims IN writing against ESTATE for adjustment
All persons inschted to said estate also reduess
ed TO make payment to the undersigned without delay
FRANCIS G00DSPEED
MARKOFF WETuERBNk
Ds'eu Jan ~, 1865 (n3l6) ExecstoTs
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A POLITE LIEUTENANT MISAPPRECIArED.
A Camp Bliss (Mo.) correspondent of
the ST. Louis Democrat relates the follow
Ing amusing incident:
Quite an amusing incident happened to
ieutopant OF the division few DAYS ago
Thr said lieutenant is well educated and Of
immense pcl'teuess, esTerially to ladies :;
and IN bis present. barished si'uaIi"T., not
having many opportunities Of Eayirg BIZ
dcrOirS 10 the fair rex, is, Of cuurte, the
more attentive when an opportunity does
occur.
This much by way of preface ; now to
she story:
An Uthcer stopped at house where the
lieutenant referred to had taken dinner the
DAY before and Ihe lady oI the house In
CURED 1t lie Kew Lieut.. I.
Yes madam why do you ask !?
Nhat KIND Vi man Is he ? asked the
woman
'one OF the r'l'test men 10 tie army,
mHdam-a perfect gentleman was the at
ever
wen, think nc puts on heap OF
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"a 4 y Z = L NJ TIC 3
DR.E.R CARPENTER

Look 10 Your LIghtsf
flURNiNG FLUID, CaHphsa-, Lard Oil, purs Hal
- plant R lax aid Sperm Candles for saI- low A
sept :, 1855. Ht2 !. II. HROWR,S
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imprisonment for Violation of JUi,.pc-
Tiers in Selling Sewing Machines.

Nj Il. JOSEPH THORN has been arrested bv the
NA onited States Murshal, aud lodged in Eiridrc
street Jail for violating Injunction by seIJjr
ing machines On motion of George Clifford ESQ. nm
atutcnmrht was granted by Judge Smally i'm the
Ohte" states Court against the defendant for seIliu
sewing machines in violation of Injunction issued
against nm on the patents owned by the Wheeler
~ lson manufacturing Company, and the Grover & Ra
kcr Sewing Machine Company and known MS tIa ss,.
ing machine Iced patent Violating the order of Courts
Is rtt.er seIons matter, il renders the offender
Y ,uie 20 punishment 10y fine and imprisOnmcrt-Ncw
- n '4'''S soft
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w anle0.

LIZZIE OR FOUR PEDLERs with teams 70 So
= SuiuNators, for which good wages ~ m, n,.,,L
VI ihrrai commission .he sales will Ie siIs,,J
=, AIPiicHhts s.ouid be prepared to commecr sI,,,
nc am lnst Apply personally 10 the subscriI ~
1Sh'atth or sdiress 10y letter through Joliet p a.
N.rL,,, -, 49, JOHN YOUNG.
D.
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SAND FOR SALE.

I Would respectfully inform the public that an,
4 prepared to deliver any amount of Sand on tn.
shortest notice My Sand is the best for ali kinds of
Masonry and clustering and would also say that l
am prepared to make contracts for all kinds Of Mason
ry and do the saIne in workman like manner, and
no hnmhug. Reference my work.
Residence corner ofJeitcrson and Michigan streets
NM WERNER.
Contractor and Builder
Jnlict. Ill Arg 3. 1852 -
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NOTICE.

iI'Hh undersigned having issued about One Hundred
dollars IN change Checks is DESTROYS to recall
them All persons holding them will please present
Ihein at any time in dollars and recsiye u s
Treasury Notes for the same JAMES CoNcrS.. -
Joliet, Jan. ISL 1865
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

y LIET PLANK ROAD COMPANY
SIOCk HOLDERS in the above are hereby potisod
loo2. the following action taken:
he>niFed That dividend of Five (5l Dollars mar
snare he ara Is LeTeby declared, the full paid si
% us company payable in ca b, under direction M
vac treasurer at the Office of the Superintendent a.;
Joliet, on and after January 5th. 1883 ' III
Attest U0RATIo mr.
N b. Unclaimed dividends of April 1861. viii u.
he paid above. 49, WIN also
Joliet. Jan. 5th, 1868. w q WoOn g.
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INFALLIElE AND WARklNTED!

Acoustic F0clEe; Article for the Deaf
With which to hear Lectures Sermons, Speeches. &C.
IL Is small aud can be carried In the pocket, and
"iSh used tie nifoly concealed. 1t is constructed
oil tfee KINDS OF metal, with Gutta Pcrca tubes so
cohiphed as 10 form powerful reflector of sound
ana is altogether ihe most desirable umont for
the deaf ever invented. letter enclosing fun ppr
tculas VIII be seLt to any address the receipt of
. cent stamp, with which to send the same
Address, II. MANSFIELD. Book Seller
~ 13l York Street, New Haven, Conn
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~ JIICE is hereby given that I. the underrivns6
~ viii sell at iuhlc Auc;ion on Friday D-c-mb,r
lai 81 the Cont lIuuss ia y1iict all the right
t'e anu interest," which Thomas Haftun and wife and
Thomas Hattou. Junior and wife conveyed ,, r -
ueir Deeh 81 Assignments. hearing dale Juns e. Isg1
aud recorded in the Office Of the Rocar-r OF win co
IN IA book 81 pages from - and IA the Once Of
me recorder OF GTupdy CO. IN, in took No s. pHro
I'll a se7 and in the Cfce If tie Recorder tfcook e
described real estate. W:
Ib" East haf of South half Of North half Bloek u
N hoSru Addition - Jcliet = NIB IS feet Of Iet Z
block 15 West Joliet: 81 OK 10 and Il s,tI $500
Addition To Jolit; the Stone Ware House propsrtV en-
Lot = bl'ck Is West iolici and Lot Lick srho.l
Section Addition 10 JUl5,t; Lots l. - and 8 blrl-
y 1"linSln Roberts and S,orrs Ada to Chicago.
TERMS CASH.
JOIIct. Nov i. 1892 FIG lODsPTrn G.ix,..
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