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HARDWARE,
IRON 3 NAILS WAREHOUSE
Noe. 81, IS, IS and 8! River-St, and 96l IS, 81 anG
5 on the Dock, Cleveland, Ohio.
W, F, Carey & 90,

,ShoesaIs Agency for the sals Of ShoenbsrgerBJ Jus
niata Nails Common and Charcoal Sheet Iron, yunil
ata Boiler Plate Spring PloW and Blister Steel Steel
PloW Wings, Bar Iron, Oroton Window Glass Grind
stones, VIM. o. Bsrr's Celebrated Hire Proof saie
90 at atmanutacturers prices. AuGlik0s
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THK BRTH-PLAcEo OF QUAHTRELL.-There
has been considerable discussion in various
quarters as to the nativity Of the celebrated
robber, inoendiary and murderer, Quantrell.
Ohio has the /" bad eminence" of giving ex-
istence to such son. Quantrell was born in
Canal Dover, Tuscarawss county. He was
among the first settlers Of Kansas, and was
day-IAborer at LeavenEorth in the earliest
history Of that town. Atthe breaking out of
the troubles there, he identified himself with
the Frse State party, and was for two years
one of g Jennison's Jayhawksrs.' At tie
commencement Of the war, be at first Joined
Ike Union forces, bat soon discovered he could
make more as guerrilla, and SO Joined the
band Of Williams which be now leads. His
only object now seems 10 DO pIunder.
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MlsGELlkRE0Ug.

HAYING TOOLS.
BEARDSLEF'5 GRASS SCRAU DIE 5OTTREs
bhATHS-MnlGy and Other patterns
dkAlN OhADLES-AssOrted Mhkss
EOkKs-Two, Tires and -Four Tined
HAAD RA KES, sCYTHE5 ZONES. Ae
IuneH II. II. hAYHOLEb 4 co
limited STATES PATENT OF
~ FlCE AGENCY, No. 80 Bank street Clsvs-
land Ohio. We sre prepared TO Irsnssot Businsss Of
sEery DESCRIPTION relatin 70 Inventions UrsWingn
OaFeate, Specifications, Patents Inf-irgmentu, Hnd
the Patent Lava
BRAHARD& BUREIDGE
sesl Authorized Attorneys 'or Estsnts
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FIRE.-About noon to-day, FIRE broke
ont in the garret of a small tenement house,
owned by John Wickin on Cross street, be-
tween Kinsman and Huron, catching from
the chimney. The alarm was given, and
engines No. l and with Hook and Lad
der Company NO.1, were promptly on the
ground. They succeeded in extinguishing
the flames, but not until the house was very
greatly injured. The neighbOring houses
we're saved, but would have been destroyed
had it not been for the presence Of our fire.
men. The loss is estimated at $3.50, which
is covered by insurance. All the furniture
was saved.
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THE EAST CLEVELAND RoBBERT.-Sher-
If Lewis, who is on the track of the men
who stole horse and bride in East Cleve-
land on Sunday night, teIegraphs to his Of
fcers here that he has recovered the horse
and is on the track of the man. BE is prob
ably one of those who broke Jail on the same
night. b.
LArER.-Since the above written it has
been discovered that the man who stole the
horse and bride in East Cleveland robbed a
farmer in Kirtland of buggy and harness,
and continued his flight. The officers are on
his track. The robber is believed to be Nal
lory, the ringleader Of the jsil-breakers.
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CLEVELAND & ERIE R.P.
=. an A !. IN !. 4. y I. .-.---.. IN IL.
On aaA .s:sr M0na.y, sAgfil saths srIss. Pssssogsr


1000 A, H.-DAY EXPRESS TRAIN-Stoppipg Rt
WflIougbby PAinesyille, Geneva, Ash htabula,
OolEsa1t ald yfsraru only and arrive s EIiea
l.1P.M; DunkirsJst 3.45. Il. Buffalo a. 5s50R,n.
ise0 P. 1--OlnOlhGATI- EXR RASS-stgppt1E a
PainesFille, AshLabulA and fflfafd Ulify, and AZ
Tiyss at Erie 7.O0 P. NJ Dunkirk $50 P n; Bufia-
10 lO:i0P.
a:5OP.n.-MAILlAHBA ACCOM- M00ATIOH TRAI6
stopping at all stations and arrives at EriSst
SIS P. u. Fal VIZ rr-
a:t5 P. M--NIqHT EXPRESS TRAIN-StoppipF At
PainesYillg, A1htsbu tia and Girard only aud Az
rivs8 at Erie At iss A. n; -Dunkirk as A, n;
BudaiO $40 Ak .l--F. 1rir
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l:I5 A. KNIGHT BXPBESS TRAIN-St0pPinR -
GiFArd, Ashtabuis and PainesFine oniylfin1 er-
riFes At Cleveland at AS = a.ec-
$50 A M.--MAILAHD ACCOMMODATION TRAIH
Stopping at AL stations and ffse8 at CleEh-
land ct 9.55 Al
s;s5 A H.-TOLEDOE PBEss -StoPpIaga At aUsta-
- tiORa eIcspt SEanyille, SaytrOck, Un1onYglles
Perry, Menttr aud Nickliae, and af1lVes a
Cleveland At 40 p. q.
l;z3F. s.-DAT RXPEEs5 TRAIE- stopping At ei-
rard, O0uneaut, Ashtabpls, and gainesville
only and arrives In Oleyeland % AS ?. n.
~ SeooAd ClaE1a CARS 1Ts Fun on all through
Trains
All the trains going westward oalneaf st CieFel8pd
with trains for Toledo, Chicago, Columbus, Cinoi1-
natl, IDdia1Aels, 81, Louiss &e.i and al through
trains going E5Ward, cOnaect 81 Dun xxx with the
trains OF the n 7 Z r. Bsiiroad, a. ct B1fslo With
those OF the New York Central and B1h40 New
York UiEy Railroads for New York Albany, Bostpn,
Niagara falls, &c, and at Eric With trHnH on the
PhiIadsIphia and Erie Bailr0ad- hItA
HB-Day Express, East and West, coprscts a. GirsE1
With Trains on Erie and PittsbErE1i Bailrpad tof
Linssville, Meadvilist Ja-nestgs-ut Ss-
y. hOTTINGEAm, 6up't.
lIr-etanF Anil qff-a Tsgl
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VOL. XVII.
LOCAL MATTERS.
TFTOm Last Evenings EdItiOn.I

AHorHER OF THE EscAFED PRISONERS
REcAPTURED.--The propeller New York.
bound from this city to Toledo, picked up an
other of the prisoners who broke Jail Sunday
evening, alone, in a small skif, about two
miles out from our haIbOr. The man was
discovered early yesterday morning. He
was very much exhausted, and almost una
BILE TO stand. The nan was William Leon
ard, charged with rObbery-ths one that
struck Oficer Whitney in the rush to escape.
BE was taken on board the boat and carried
to Toledo. During the trip he made several
efforts to hide among the machinery and lad
ing Of the boat, but was fOilsd in each at
tempt. When the propeller was entering the
harbor of Toledo, and was opposite the light
house, he made a desperate effort to leap
from the side Of the vessel and swim ashore,
but Inexperienced by the crew of the New
York. He was confined, and Mr.. Whitney
goes up this afternoon to bring him back.
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f0sI.0FFlGE TlaE.TAsLE.
1883 EUHHRR Agg1NGEEESY5 IS5s
FOB THH
Arrival and Closing OF Mails
AT THE
CLEVELAND POST OFFICE,
OOmmsnoing April 18th, Isss.

- Malls sill b opened and ready for delivery
hour after arrival OF trains.
DN-AH Mails close one hour before departUrs
trains.
ARRIVAL OF MAILS AT DEPOT.
Eastern Through arrives at 4=45 a. M I:t0 q l55P M
Eastern Way arrives at 1858 A. II.
Western Through arrives az go a n and g.1B p II .
Western Way arrives at - P. Il rr7'fH
5andusky Way arrives at 9.25 4. ID
Cincinnati 1hrOugh arrives az 9:l5 A Il s.1S p M
DO Way arrives at y;35 P. n
PtttsburBh Through arrives at s.l5 P Il
do hsy arrives at 7-50 A M
Mahon1nt Hay arrives al 7.o5 NJ
1edinay 'Ts.g arrives at $50 p. NJ
Hock9srt 81 3 - sTTiTss Tuesdays Thursdays and sst
sreeksyis = Bath &C., arrives Mondays and Fridays
q. AZ r. ~.
sharon lentsr, Granger, North ROyslton 10 arrives
Mondays and Fridays at p NJ
Y arrensvi lie arrives daily 81 lU:l5 A M
Hast Cleveland and Enclid arrives dsilT AZ 9 AN
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LEGAL.

The State OF OhioO In Court Of Common Pleas,
CuyahogsCounty, Civil action for money End
IS. sale Of lands.
Franklin T. Backus, prff,l
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sept24:I23

STATE OF 0HIO,l.
Cuyshoga County, 80
Jennett Belts, plaintiff,
against
Esther Brennan, Law
renee LAWN, Mary
LAWN, Edward Du-
shane, Catherine Du-
shane, Edward Sla-
ter, Bridget Sister,
Elizabeth Brennan
and fAnn Brannan,
defendants.
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Another Rebellion in India.
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~ In Common Pleas -Ac-
. 90 ton for Partition Of
e Lands.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-10-27
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 in the State OF Illinois,
at the Septemper thereof A. D. 1863 in the mat
ter OF petition for leave to sell the real estate Of
died seized. Wherein Austin Go frey, administered
Miriam Wilson late Miriam MullIgln administrative,
and Samuel Wilson husband Of said Miriam and ad-
uinistratOr in right Of his wife OF the of said
John MulligHn. deceased, were petitioners anu Miriam
Wilson late widow Of, Elizabeth Downs late Elizabeth
Siuligan. Leila Mulligan, William A. Mugan, Shell
don II. Mulligan, EmnTett r. hulliGan, Josephine ~
hulligRn, Lewis D. MullIgaH and Edward H. Mulligan
only children AMI heirs at law Of John Mulligan de-
ceased, John lane, JT., Guardian Of said children
Elizabeth, Leila, william A., Sheldon H. and Emo
Ecu HuliiGan, HyiaHd Il. Downs husband OF said
Elizabeth Downs Samuel Wilson and Miriam Wiis,,n
were detendants shall the ninth day Of DeccH-
her A. D. 1863 betwp the hours of O'Clock in the
forenoon and five O'Clock in the afternoon Of the
.fHy. proceed 10 seA at pnIIc Vcudue to the highest
bidder for acaai Se said real described said
petition 6euPesal order, and follows tOwit: The
sO'h hs d the ssuth east quarter Of section twenty
one t"i) in Township thirty six 1867 North aud Of
Bange ten (Ia) East of the third principal meridian
and the south half Of the south vest quarter OF Section
Gwenty tw022) in said Tow sr and Range aforesaid,
nnRether continuing hundred and sixty acres more
or less and also seven and As % irs-,
descTibSd as follows, tO-Wt: Begin nine chains and
fourteen links west Of the north east orntr Of said
Section twenty two (22) in said Township and Range
aforesaid, thence s. 22 nineteen chains and
nineteen links the north bank Of DcspIaiues river
thence south 40 45 4. two chains and sixty seven
nnks thence S. SO 4O' E two chains aud sixty Eve
links thence N 10 W. parallel with the east lire Of
Eau section last Aforesaid twcntythree chains and
twenty links, thence $50 &C. W. along the ncrth line
o said last nanSa section three chains and forty
sht inks to the place Of beginning land Of about
the last Aforesaid quantity the north east fraction
81 quarter Of said deceased, all in said County OF
viii and State Of Illinois; the dwelling house
said deecTbed premises for the purposes setfOrth in
said decTstal order.
AUSTIN GODFREY, Administrator.
MIRIAM WILSON, Administrative.
SAMUEL WILSON, Admr. &c, of said
Estate.
=. Z BARBER, Sol
October &c, 1868 MAO Az
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Strayed

TNRoM the subscriber about one mile south Of spen-
Ger Station, six yearlings-discrioed as follows:
Three beifers one red with white face, small notch
In len ear oue red and white heifer, one white bull
calves: one dark brindle ono dun and the other q
line back with brown sides, each OF saId calves had
small hole in the ght ear Any person leaving
nation where said yearlings may be found with
Thomas German at Spencer, or Thomas OulosEstoo 81
the Red MILL will BE- suitably rewarded.
Oct. d, 1854,
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SHERiFF'S SALE

DY T.rtue Of a writ Of execution Issued from n.
~ Circuit Court OF Will County in favor Of ROYAL n
barber Administrator Of the estate Of John Inrods
ny deceased plaintln, and against Thomas MsuIev
ana Ann hanlel defendants, at 2 O'Clock p, NJ on
tue 10TH day Of November 1853 the north 5cor 81
tue Court House In the city Of Joliet shan osr fsr
sSe ~ ven ne all the right nile sa3 interest
proP-rty, to-~iE horses. two CO.'S, l two Aofss
wagon, oI reaper, i tlireshiSg ulaehinsss AID s.
also acres Sec. l6, Town ssRGnEe ease slso the
north u OF Block IN SoheaSSec- Addition 10 Joliet,
also The crops groEink ca said land July 2Ist 1875.
GEORGE MONROE, sherif Of VIII Co
EDsIS 7. 6Isss Deputy.
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NOTICE:

LsIAIE OF NICHULAs BAhkHI DECD.
DUBLIC uoti,e IL hereby given, thar on The Sra
i Monday Of Nov. nsxt (betng the l6th duTs ef
said monthly shall attend before tbs Cuc<nfI
Court Of viii County At the Court HousA a he citr -
Joliet for the purpose Of ceiling and a6irStjr. ~
claims against the estate CT Nicholas Baier is,.
said county, decd. when AMI shere all cIninants ss
notihs4 and requested 70 attend aud pres{nt the,,
All indebted 70 said esGaEe ara ss -,
cd to make payment 10 the undersiened vithont 49,,
o.. A 1854 JOHN scHEIDT, Admr.
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SHERIFF'S SALE

DY virtue cf writ of execution fssued f,c,na a..
~ Circuit Conrt Il Will County, In favoEur KoyaI-
" baIber administrator Of ;lse estate Of John Ing
godshs, deceased plaintiff and AaiHst Alice Rabbit
Implicated with John Raj hitI, drfendanI At O'clock
Z. ~, on the 10Th day Of November, A. D. 1853, az
me Lorth dOor 81 tue Court House, in the city Of
joliet shall offer for sale At bile VeI due ali the
right tle and interest ofsa I'd defendant In and %
the following described property, 10 Wit:
Lot fonr ~ in Block 10 West Joliet; also ssI< arzss
and ~ acres in Section Is Township IS Ranged EarS
GEORGE MONROE. Sheriff Of VIII Co
by EDEIS 2. GIsBs, Deputy.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

SHERIFFS SALE.
DY virtue of wrts Of Execution issued from the
ID Circuit Court Of " ill County in favor of Willard
smith plain tiff, and against Edward W. Craodall and
Jacob Van Auken DEFENDANTS, at O'Clock. r. ~, on
tile 29th day Of September 1853 at the north door Of
the Court House in the city Of Joliet shall offer for
sale at pubic yendue all the right. title and interest
Of said defendant IL aid TO the following described
property, to-wit:
The north Iwo-thirds Of lot number eight ~ Block
thirteen )l3 in Ola Town Of Joliet. and the building
on said lot now occupied by Jacob G. Van Auken.
GEORGE MONROE. Sheriff Of Will Co.
By EDwRRD Y. GIBDs, Deputy.
Sept sth, 1868.
Tho above sale is postponed TO the 18th day Of Oct
1858, at the same hour and place.
GEO. MONROE, Sheriff Of viii Co.
The ab5ve sale in postponed tn the 9th day Of oeto
her, 1SCS, at the same hour and place.
GEO. N lNROE Sheriff Of Will Co.
Ry EDWARD Y. CUES, DEPUTY.
Joliet Oct 10, 1865. nls-3w
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DIR. c. W. ROBACK.

Proprietor Of Stomach Btters. Blood Purifier, Blood
pills Catawha & Swedish Brandies Manufactory So
al co 80 Sd st Cincinnati, Ohio.
G. A. COOK, Chicago, Gen1 Agf.
Sold at wholesale in Chicago by Fuller, Finch 4
Fuller. aud all Druggist
n7v-Country Merchants and Dealers supplied by A.
T. Croskey and C. II. Beckwith, Chicago.
Sold In Joliet BY J. II. Brown, Biackman, g. II
wooJ,nff. =. n. BRAY, =. Worendle and z. Sisson.
June 2, 1858. nohy
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Conservatory sale.

NOTICE Is hereby given. that by virtue offs decro.
~ OF the VIII County Circuit Court in Chaucery IL
tug IN the State OF illinois, made aud entered Of record
py saio court at the October Term thereof d. 1868
At the petition Of Royal E. Barber Conseryator anS
suceessor in Office OF Michael Cullen late conservsfor
Oh the estate Of Marcella Brennan a IunHtic yarn.
S C9ile", Ann Breton, hose Calvin, james III
ne, wary Ready, Joseph Coyne, Ellen Mheslaa.
IelIs az Ia" OF MGrceia B:enhOn lupatic shall on
the ord day OF November. A D. 1865 between ~.
ouIs "i nine In the morning and tile setting Of tho
un OF same day. at the north door of the Court Honsa
ia Sd county proceed to sell public vendue 20 The
hai9 puoer me undivided half part Of the north
nan oil the south wet quarter Of Section nineteen no.
70 township thirtysX 1867 North Of Range ten tloi
OF tue third principal meridian, situated in Wili
county ana State Of Illinois, and belonging 70 tbS
estate ~ said Marcella Brennan lunaifc, and All
Ii8ht' title anc interest Of said eetAte therein IN
terms OF one third part cash In hand the balance N
TWO equal annual instaments with interest Thereon
AT SIX per cent, per annufn secured TO be paid 6V
tue purchaser sad mortgage on said premises
Joliet, October IL, lse3. nIssv
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A LARGE VARIETY of CHILLI REN'S CABS, At
"A prices ranging from $2-50 to so each.
Ladies travelling and work Baskets, Wooden and
"A''' s. W. sTcsr xt+a
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-10-27

CLAM CHOUDER,
" STEAMED CLANS.
SALAD CREAM
COVE OYSTERS,
CRANBERRY SAUCE
ZEY Mays
and general assortment Of hermetiesIly seal fruit Tor
sale W 8. W. ezoNE Co
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
GUARDIANS SALE.

10y virtue Of writ OF execution isSusd from the
ID Circuit Court of Will COunty. in favor Of Royal
Z Barber. administrator of the estate Of John In
golasI,y deceased, plaintiff, and Against James In
EoIdsby dfendant at zotclock, p. 81 the 18th day
of November, 1868. at the north door Of the Court
House. in the city Of Joliet shall offer for sale at
public Vendne all the right title and interest of sails
defendant in and the following described property
toWit: Horses. Cows. three year old steers also
shs VIZ WI sWZ Section is, Town IS Range east
81 Sd v also seven acres OF timber in Section I6
Town IS Range east OF 3rd NJ; also Lots and 5,
Block Il North Joliet also los Of Crops growing
on said described load July 2lst, 1858.
GEORGE MONROE. Sheriff of Will Co.
By EDWIN 3. GIBBS, Dupty.
Dated the z7th day Of Dot. 1868 n2O-3w
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ME FOR SALE.

MI ". bAhN0N would respectfully inform kla,
M friends aud fhs public eeneralix thsf =. -
burning lime with wood at his OLD stand Tie Is pa
pared 10 sell as low as can be got in this city.
Orders from abroad promptly attended 20.
Jcuce. Sept. 10, 1855, Ism ufsS4s
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CITY TAX SALE NOTICE.
CITY COLLECTORS OFFICE.
Joliet Oct q tek2ss n

CITY COLLECTORS oFPICR,l
Joliet, Oct. Q, 1853"
DCBLIC notice IL hereby given, chat Ia pursuane.
OF an order OF the common council Of the city Of
Joliet, made on the 9Th day October 1859 The sph
scriber will on the 5tk day Of November next com
nehcing at the hour Uf ten O'Clock A. NJ At the north
door OF the court house In said city cell at public
un the smallest portions Of lots parts OF lots ana r.
al estate hereinafter described Ito be taxed Nfoy ti
east side thsreo - for which shy p TSun' wifi pay IT,
sums respectively set opposite each b, ing sDeciai
taxes assessed thereon by the eOunci for the
purpose hereinafter named together with the expenses
OF bni'dnS sds walk un the side Of Iowa ATsnua
between Washington Street aud Second Avenue, In
horto certain real estate where side walks are no0
Sneany ouiit aud IN good repair.
Names Description Lot Inh
norton hinnys subdivision Of part Of
va u Sec. Is / IS To-
Barber Graves SubdiV. 10
Joseph Axman ami LOT II IN AsJ N
Ghrdnec Grav,s SuhdiV OF = part of \ "
X NEk sec isTS hoe
Hardin Graves md u IA aYS,
Gardner 0ndG II a.s
VIM Hempstreet Is caDS
Beverly r westfan! 10 sJS6-
VIM Ilsmpstreet % aiSo;
Cagwin "a a. -
Burr, bounded by Washingten st q
Iowa Avenue and Gardner 4 Graves
T35Rlo IiKIN
Toeents aud expenses hereby added to the taxes
on each lot part Of lots real estate advertised above
and thirty cents additional will addd IL the taxes
thereon are not paid before the day OF sale.
]. 7. MILLSPAUGH, City Col.
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GpeciaITaa NofIoa-

CITY COLLEcroR's OFFICE
Joliet, Oct. IL, 1868.
DUBLIC notice Is hereby given, that warrant for
L the collect ion f special tax asse-sed for the
purpose Of grading oe street from the centre Of
Chicago street 10 the Bridge DespaiDes river,
has been duly delivered TO me.
Parties interested will please take mott CO and make
immediate payment Of their respective taxes.
nlg 1T MIL LSPAUGH, City Col.
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NOTICE

CTRATED form the subscriber, September It'll, 1865
y bay mare. years old with lrft ear Topped both
fore feet and hind foot white with shoes o. and
CROOKED lips. Whoever will return said mare will be
literally rewarded. EDGAR CoMSToCK,
% CIV RTs1dop , farm, Joiist
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A CARD TO THE LADIES.
DR.. DupOncO'S Golden Pills


lnflliajle in correcting regulating and removing
all Instructions from whatever cause and always sue
cessfu rs a preventive.
lnfalible in relieving stOp?ages and irregularities
of the meuses. hese pills nothing new. but in
France aud America, with unparalleled Success every
case and he is urged by many thousands Ia6ies who
have used them. to make the Pills public for the allie
Walton of those suffering from any Irregularities what
well Ia prevent increase o family where
health will not permit it, Females peculiarly
those suppOsnE themselves cautioned against
using these Pills While in that condition. the pro-
prefer assumes responsibility after the above adj
monition although their Dildness would prevent any
mischief 10 health; otherwise the Pills are recon-
mended. Full and explicit explanations accompany
ing each box Price 81 10 per box.
Sold by B. BLACKMAN. DruegIst
sole agent for JOLIET. and "WiII County i'll
LADIES' by sending him 81 90 to Joliet Post Office
and have the pills sent Confidently by mail to any
part Of the country.
N.B.-Look ont for c0uhterfeits. Buy no Golden
Pills Of any kind unless every box is signed D. Howe
All others are base imposition, and unsafe; there
tre as you value your lives and health Ito say moth.
ing Of being hum Lugged out Of your money! buy onY
OF those who show the signatures of S. ID. Howe on
every box which has recently been added on account
Of the Pills being counterfeited Thcngredi.nts COM
posing the above pills made known every Agent
and they will tell you they safe and will perform
all claimed for them.
Sold by LORD SMITH. Chicrgo, and by one Drue-
gist IN every town. city and village in the State =
s. D. HOWE, sole Proprietor,
Oct. IA, 1s62.-Iy New York
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-10-27
commissIOnerS Notice.

OhDhSslOneES NOtAce'
NOTICE IL hereby given to all persons interested,
IN that the commissioners heretofore appointed by
tho conlDoa council Of .he city Of Joliet Ex
change street r. be graded from Hickory
the city limits In said city, ia conformity with an
ordinance heretofore by said council for that purpose
viii meet for the PURPOSE OF entering upon their du-
ties AZ such commissioners, at the city clerks ofce
IN said city, Saturday the 3lst day Of OctObcr 1863
when And where all persons interested in said grad
Ing are requested TO be present.
THOMAS KEBGAN.O
W.T. BARRETT, Com.
JOHN CURREY,
Joliet, Oct Is 1864
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-10-27
oornorntion Notioe.

NOTICE is hereby given to the owner or owners Of
~ Lots Eight ~ and Nine (9), CampbeIrs Addition
70 Joliet that the common council of the city ofJo-
intend to appropriate fOrty-fOur and two tenths
het from the south side of lot eight And fifteen and
tentha feet from the north side OF lot nine FAC
EoIang 10 the survey file Ia the clerks ofice)
III VIC purpose OF opening street sixty feet wide
nue.. "
Joliet, Oct q, 1865. O''' O'e'N'