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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-02-04

r6rA bill To prevent enlistments IN
Ohio by unauthorized persons, for mill
tary organizations of other States, has
passed both branches Of the Legisla-
ture, and has become a law, to which
all persons engaged in its violation will
do we'll to take heed.
The Senate bill toprevent enlistments
in Ohio, by unauthorized persons, for
the military organizations of other
States, was passed. AS it isnow law,
and of great Importance, / send it in
full, as follows Il Correspondent OF the
Cincinnati Gazette.
SECTION l. Be it enacted BY the Gen
eral Assembly of the State Of Ohio, That
it shall be unlawful for any person, or
persons to enlist or recruit, or attempt
to enlist or recruit in the State Of Ohio,
men in or for any military organization
of any other State or States or for any
person or persons in the State OF Ohio
TO offer any bounty, premium or fee OF
} any kind to induce residents of this
State to 60 into any other State to en-
list, or to be accepted as substitutes, OF
in any way TO induce, or to attempt tc
induce emigration from this State for
such purpose, provided that the pro
, visions OF this act shall not apply t.
any person authorized to enlist or re
cruit tor any such military organiza
tion by the Secretary Of War or th'
Governor of this State.
SECTION 2. Any person found guilt,
: of violating any Of the provisions o
h this act, shall forfeit and pay for ever,
such offensc fine of not less than $50
: nor more than 81 900, ono halfofwh
shall go to the informcr, and in cas-
II the person so found guilty Of violatin
r. the provisions Of this act shall fail t
. pay such fine, he shall bc committe
TO the county Jail Of the proper cour
0 ty, and there held until such fine an
II costs shall be paid, provided that th
J. Governor in his discretion shall hdv
!" power to remit the fine and pardon tn
70 offender.
SECTION 3. 1t shall be the duty Of I'll
% Governor Immediately after the pas
q age of this act, to issue his proclam'
ID ton warning all personsirom violatir
" the provisions Of the same.
SECTION 4. This act shall take effe'
y. on and after its passage.
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No. At this season of the year cOuoh,

sat this season of the year coughs
Colds, Hodrseness, and other affections
of the Throat and Ltags preraa,-
MADAME ZADOC P0RTER'S CUR
'ATIYE BALSAM is a certain and i'm
mediate cure. No family should be
without a bottle in the house. 1t is
only % cents, and will be found worth
as many dollars for tho cure of the
above complaints. tits for sale by al
Druggists'at rs aad so cents per bot
TIC.
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the demand. Tho ENJOYS left Copen-
hagen at 2 o'clock this afternoon in q
private steamer"
The Daily News says it will proba,
bly, be proposed early in the session tC
appoint Government Commission tC
consider the question of railroad in
the Metropolis.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-02-04

The returns of the recent Territorial
election in Idahoe, arc as follows: The
total vote polled was 1912, of which
Governor WALLACE, the Union candi-
date, received 1889, and Judge CAN
NADY, Copporhcad, received 1923, CIV
ing the former a clear majority of S66
votes. Idahoe has thus placed herself
clearly and decidedly right upon tho
Union question.
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WASHINGTON, February l, 1864.

Ordered, that draft for five hun
dred thousand men, TO serve for three
years, or during the war, be made on
the 10th of March next, for the militia
ry service of the United States, credit
ing and deducting therefrom so many
as may have been enlisted or drafted
into the service prior to the first day
of March, and not heretofore credited
[Signed] ABRAHAM LINCOLN,
President
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Valuable Property
For Sale.

and ope.half acres of the old Auserman farm, four
miles Northeast Of Lancaster, on the Newark road,
Thereis on said farm good two story cement house,
son wanting small property will do well to call and
examine the place Iii good stand for grocery!
For further particulars call on the undersigned.
Jan, 2l-3 3m G.VANO NOAMfS
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-02-04

A man was arrested in New York
City, a few days ago, for being de-
serter from the army. Tho evidence
was quite clear against him, but six
teen of his friends swore positively
that he had mover enlisted. Finally
the man owned up that he was de-
serter, and his slippcry.to .tonguedfriends
arc now in prison as perlurcrs.
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Public Sale Of Val
liable Lands.

TVNHE undersigned, as Administrator de bons non
with the will annexed, Of Isaac Griffith, late Of
Fairfield county, Ohio, deceased, will, on
Saturday, the 18Th day Of February, a.
d. 1864,
at the late residence Of said deceased, in Cearcreek
township offer for sale by public vendue, the Home
Farm ofsad deceased free and clear of dover, con-
tanning 61 Acres of land, about 100 acres OF which
are in cultivation. The Farm has on IL good Two
Story Brick Dwelling House with Brick Kitchen and
Frame Bank Barn.
Also 271% Acres, principally in timber in section
81, of Hooking township within less than one mile OF
the Home Farm
Terms Of sale-One,thrd the purchase money in
hand, one-hird in one year and balance in two years
with interest on deferred payments which are to be
secured by notes and mortgage on premises =,
Also at the same timO and place VIII be sold
personal property belonging to the estate OF said de-
ceased, consisting of Beds and Bedseads, Chairs To-
bles, Clock, Tanning Mill &C., &c., the terms for
which will he cash for a sums not exceeding So and
for sums exceeding that amount credit ofnne months
on the purchaser giving note with approved snTe'leS'
Admr. de bons non of Isaac Griffith, dec.
January II, lSG4-5wi2pis6
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Notice.

TVNHE undersigned has been duly appointed and
Qualified as Executrx Of the last win and testa-
ment of James Gates late Of Fairfield county, dec
Persons indebted to the estate are requested TO mako
navment and those having CLAIMS against the estate
shall present the same duly verified. "-,
E G. Kreder, ESQ.,, is authorized to act for the uns
lerSgned in the settlement anti payment Of claims in
favor Of and against the estate. 4, .t,f...
f'''' HENRIETTA GATES,
Jan. II, 1851, ,--awl2 ESecutrix,
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men under the last call, their names
were to be counted in the filling up the
quota. Now they will discover that it
is the intention to support them ade-
quately and promptly, by sending the
full number of new men into the field,
as contemplated when the previons
| call was made.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-02-04

EV~The President has restored Gen.
McClernaad 10 his rank and ordered
him to report to Gen. Banks at New
Orleans,
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-02-04

S6y Governor Johnson, of Tenncs-
see, issued o proclamation yesterday
for the election of county officers in the
counties under Union control.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-02-04

On Friday morning $50 recruits
passed through Toledo from Chicago,
en- route to New York, to enter the
navy. They were all rebel prisoners
who have taken the oath ofallegi
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Correspondence Wanted.

-FOUR intelligent, interesting and tolerably good
looking young men, now in the service Of Uncle Sam,
wish to correspond with any number Of young ladies'
we will warrant your time well spent, while perusng
our thrilling narratives oflife among the Indians OF
the Far West Photographs exchanged. Address
J. G. CURTIS, q. N. WATSON, ARTEMUS WELLS,
r. h. CRAWFORD, Co, G, llth o. V. Cavalry, Fort
Haleck Idaho Territory. 42-6wN
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p@-The State Fair is to be held in
Columbus this year, the citizens hav'
ing raised the usual FIVE thousand dol
lar subscription.
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Correspondence.

Two young gentlemen, having some spare time,
wish tOcorrcspond with number Of young ladies, OF
seventeen to twenty years ofage Particular attention
paid to letters from Lancaster and Hooking county,
An letters confidential. Address u. q. and SIS,
Drawer A. Lancaster, Ohio, Write, girlsI
Ian 2l-43
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Attachment.

Asa Clarke Plaintiff Before Henry g. Black,
against ~. p OF Liberty Ip., Falrneld
Danl Showers, Dcf't. County, Ohio,
(NN the 2Gth dny'of December 1869, said Justice
bssned an order of attachment in the above action
for the sum ofthirty,sx and l5-l0O dollars.
Boltmore.-Jan. H. Gi,-3we ASA CLARK.
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HR~aRH.

HEADQUAgTERs 18th DISTRICT OF Ono,
CnnLIcoTHE ONO, August l6, 1865. )
A Reward OFTEN DOLLARS (s1O,) and reasonable
expenses incurred, will be paid to any person arrest
ing and delivering dcserter at these Headquarters
or to Deputy Provost Marshal Of this District.
GEORGE W. R0BEY,
Captain and Provost Marshal.
Sentembcr T. lSG3-23tf
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Constable's Sale.

..DY virtue of q yendi to me direct
ialiITlz=4& l bed from Jacob Kistler' Justice ,N.
field County, Ohio, Twill expose and offer OF public
sale and outcry in the town Of Carroll, the 18th
day Of February 1864 between the hours Of 10 o'clock
A. NJ. and o'clock P. NJ, the canal boat MAGNET:
Taken rs the property Of the canal boat Magnet at
the suit of Gorbam 4 Collins and others.
Jan 2l-433w" GEO. W. ALLEN, Dep. Oonst
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Valuable Mill for
Sale.

TVIHE underSnedwill sell at private sale the GRlsL
i MILL, situated on Pleasant Run, three miles cast
ofIancaster in Pleasant township, all ingood repair
with two run of burrs, Terms easy For further par
tcuars inquire Of the undersigned, living atthe mi
Jan 2l--i3 I'm M. H. hAmMAVh'
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JOHN M. CONNELL

TVAS resumed the ractico of law at his old office,
I'll West side of the ,blc Square, near the county
offices.
W. ii, PUGH Is lated in business with him,
and prompt attertf,' be given to the collection
of Military CleiE'.
Lee. tts,,
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Highly important Order from thC
President.
A DRAFT FOR HALF A MILLION OF
MEN ON THE 10TH OF MARCH.

III EnlIstments to the First Of March
to be Deducted.
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MASONIC CALENDAR.
REGULAR COMMUNICATIONS,

LANCASTER LODGE, No; 5T'@""" Feb 49, 1854
CHAPTER No. ll,...."n Is,
G. sTEINMAN, Recorder.
nlvo lSG3-15
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ARMY OF THE NORTH,

by and with the consent Of the biSbe.t
government Authority.
A G RAETTEE. In mint NJ
strength, 1 will guarantee INV Bittsrs
to contain a large proportion Of real
medicinal ingredients and virtues than
any other Stomach Bitters In fbe mar.
ket; and by comparison with Others II
VIII be seen at once, that the1 are
STRONGER, and upon trial will be found
more efficient than all others: thew are
agreeable to the taste, invigorntiEg in
effect made Of good materials and an
article that my customers purchase the
second time with equal satisfaction.
Itbas been my purpose to mt forth
IN article that will please all nv custo-
mers and honestly do all that Is claiHl-
ed for them, l will not publish or make
any claims for these Bitters TINT are
not CONSTANT or that their virtues will
not warrant, Each bottle contains az
represented ONE FULL QUART, thus Civ
ng To- every person as regards the qnan-
.:ty, the worth of the money invested.
let every body try them and thew will
be fully convinced Of the truth Of the
above statements.
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DIR. G. W. ROBACK

Proprietor Of Stomach Bitters, Blood Purifier BLOOD
PILLS, Catawba Swedish Brandies, Mandatory SCI
IS, 60 60 L Sd st., Cincinnati, Ohio.
G. A. COOK, Chicago GenT Agf.
Sold at wholesale in Chicago by Fuller Finch
Fuller and all Druggist.
H6=Country Merchants apd Dealers supuiied nv A
y. Croskey and C. ii. Beckwith, Chicago
Sold in Joliet by j. II. Brown, D BIackman g. H.
WoOdi uf, Z: III. Bray, T. WOrendle and +. Sisson.
jane 2, 1868. n5llv
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NOTICE.
ESTATE OF HENRY pDNChSTER. DECD

DUBLIC Notice Is hereby given: that on the Third
III Monday of April next, (being the 18th day Of
said month"; shal attend 5efrc the County cnua. o.
Will County the Court House IN The city o joliet
for the purpose fsettng and adjusting all claims
against the estate Of Henry DoncaEter late Of s6id
county, deceased when and where all claimants are
notified and requested to attend and present tbeir
claims in writing, again said estate for adjustmenf
All persons indebted to said estate are al
ed TO make payment 70 the undersigned withoot Isv
WILLIAM BELL, Admr.
Dated Eeo 10 .I6o4. u266ss
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Gardian,s sale.

sl-tHe OF decrtsl order Of the County Court Of
- MlhCoRnty in the STATE Of Illinois made and en-
Tered OF record by said Court at the Tebruary term
rSS. .neTeof; at The petition Of the undsrsgned Of
eaEk Daniel ouirk Mary Qulrk Jane Quirk
William Quirk, Francis Quirk, and cHtharfpe ouirk
mlLor ehdrin and only heirs at law Of Thomas ouirk
IAte OF ssd county. Diseased, shall sell at puLio
county On the twenty hrst day Of March, Is64 be.
tween the hours % ten O'Clock A. N. and hVe O'Clock
OF mat dST 70 the highest bidder for one half
cash in hand and the balance in two e9uaJ anppaI
ments with interest thereon at six per cent DER an
nuan. Lot twelve l21 Of DInck fifty g59) Of Kstber
Counstock, Henry Strickland b. L. BOsth, Frederick
Caspair and Thomas Qurks Subdivision Of BIockg
thItyhve (35) nifty (SO) ifty-One (5l) aud fty.Io0r
lS4l OF Canal Trustees SubdhsiOn Of the half or
Section nine (s) Township thiny-hVs (35) North 81
Range ten l0l east Of the third principal merida y
in the city Of Joliet County Of Will aud State Of nm
nOis for the purpose in said order set firth.
BRIDGET oUIRK, Gaardian Of said minors.
r. =. BARBER, SOfsr.
March list, 1850 80
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AdminisNaGor's Sale.

DUBLlC notice is hereby given by the uder.ipped
Administrator and ADMINISTRATIVE OF the Estate ~
Jacob Van Horn, deceased, that, in pursuance Of
a. eretG order Is that effect Of the viii County Court
at the JasUAy term A D. 1854 they will on he II,S
DAY o. 6pril nsTf between the hours Of 10 Al anS
r NJ at the late residence Of said Van Horn IN a.
pnlc sale ior cash 10 thu hiest bidder the inferred
OF said estate 10 and to the following real estate n
snd county ~ W IN EN Sec. IS. T. %, n II
Range y Sd r. NJ containing so acres: also f,IIovs
ing described part Of Block 13 Canal T. subdTisf5n
OF Sec q ]. IS, N. r. 10 east being trianrulaf m
shape oOuhded on eide by Plank Road. 8 nv
Taylor St and " by line commencing at = noint e.
aetly in the middle Of line Of said Block and nm,
ming al ngh angles with Taylor st. to Plank road
EMMA VAN HORN. Admx
March !, 1854 A
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B L CKsMITHING
Tax Sale Notice,

Tux SuIe NOLICcs
Notice is hereby given that sole Of lots and lands
Tor taxes held On the I'D day Of April 1S62, the
city Of Joliet county of Will and State Of illinois,
the following lots were sold, to-wt The undivided
one half of that part not owned by O~wego and IBdi
ana 7. X. Co. Mrs. Eliza Patrick, of Lots and
two Block 20, in BUwen's Addition to Joliet. in the
city Of Joliet, county of Will and State of Illinois,
that am the holder Of the certificates aud that re-
dem2tion will expire in two years from above date.
ANN RALKNER.
Joliet, March Is, 1864
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BILIOUS FEVER, DYSPEPSIA, INDIGESTION,
JAuNDTcE, GIDDINEss. DEPRESSION
OF SPIRITS, LANGUoR-
C U R IN G.

the above complaints.
These Bitters are the poor mans
friend, saving him many doctors bills,
as we'll as the rich mans soIace and
comfort; invigorating the weak and
debilitated, driving away melancholy.
making life of misery, one Of unalloy,
ed enjoyment.
These Bitters have been introduced.
and are being used, not only in the
hospitals, but among the soldiers, as an
appetizer tonic and regulator of the
system throughout the
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STATE or ILLINOIS,
WILL COUNTY,
Margret scroggins }
vs. 7
tof March term A. ID. IS6
Bnl IN Chacery.

VIII CoUNIr, = Of March term A. d. is6t
AArgret scrOggins -'O''
w,,,,.n -. BnI IN Chaoery.
A fEiDAfIr ofthe Ronresidenee Of tue above nam
"A ed defendant William n. Scroggins HAVING Iaan
MED IN tbe Office Of the clerk Of The said ro1tt NJ
wee Is hereby given to the said William n scrooySns
snat Margeret scToggins the Complainant above ~ ~.
81 hIeo ber Dali OF complaint in said court on the
1s SIDE thereof on the 14th dry OF March n
1ooa ard that summons thereupon issued ont ~
Snd court as Is by law required and that sId 49, =
now pending in said court ~ Sooso N
Now unless you the said, above pau,ed Sofs,d.,,
na personally lie and appear before fre said Circut
Court OF " i'll County on the rst day OF the next
City o Joliet in said County on the Fourth Monday
OF March, instant aud plead Rnswer or dtmt to the
sld bn ofcompaint, the matters and things in snid
Dh o. complaint, Charged and stated viii be take as
confessed by you and decree will entered against
yOu according TO the prayer Of the said bill.
BIZ. RUSSELL, Clerk.
GooDHUE HoUsE Comps Soils
Joliet. March 1854
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BLACK STAR LINE,
3 Q L D I f r s.,
CLAIM AGENCY.

TNHE Undersigned having been Only authorized by
Il law to present aud prosecute Claims against the
Government and having connected himself with a
good and responsible firm at the War Department who
have been engaged in prosecuting soldiers claims since
1914, wouidmost respectfully announce TO the
public that he will prosecute al claims against the
government, growing out of all from the RcyoIn
ton down to the present time.
Special attention given to claims growing out Of the
war.
800 Bounty Money.
Soldiers who have been Wounsed in battle and aI,o
the Heirs Of all Soldiers who have been killed
entitled to One Hundred dollars Bounty, and all ar
rears Of pay and other dues
INVALID PENSIONS,
Soldiers that wounded Pensions for life Also those
that have contracted disease while In the service Wild
ows' Pensions, Mothers Pentions Sisters PentioRs,
Minor Childrens Pensions, procured Oh the
sOnable terms.
FEES "A reasonable and uniform fee will be ehsre-
ed In all cases-but no charge made aness the claim
is collected
Any Information respecting elaims given free Of
charge. Claimants address by Letter and u1der-
nigned will visit the claimant and procure the
ry evidence in the Deghborhood where claimant lives
With the advantage Of experience Of sixteen years
OF said frm the undersigned feels confident that he
can present aud collect said claims with much dis
patch as could be expected.
The undersigned may also be seen at the Office Of s.
W. Bowen, in Joliet, on Saturday q eaeh week,
N. b. The best Of recommendations he had IL
desired Of both agent and firm
JOSIAH CARPENTER, Claim Agent.
Chelsea p. o., Will Co, ILL.,, 1868 .An1s-6m
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soldiers, Widows, heirs.

HAVE formed a partnership Vit1 d wen known
Il gentleman Of Washington, D. C. who IN personally
acquainted with the cnie officers Of the Departs
rents and Bureaus Of the Government and koeps al
slsed = all the decisions OF the Departments reiatn
MIbITAEY LAIMs,
with whose aid am ebsbied to collect With nuo
greater Pr0mPtDess aud Certainty thaa esaId OIheu
wise be done, all Claims against the o. s. Tor
BOUNTY" "ARREARs OF PAY.r .sHALP PAW
"PENSIoN," INVALID PENSION
or other demands Military Service due the ooA,,
Heirs. u
Claimants, can rely on prompt alteration and remit
tanoe. No charges If a eissm i EOt Allowed
Joliet, IN, April e. is62.-tf Itiarn:, y,
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RsTATE or LANES SHELL nrr,

EsfAfE OF JAMES SHELL, DECR
ID UBLTc notice is hereby given, that or, ,r ,n,s
Monday Of May next, being tia 18th dax oS
SS1 nontn snail attend before tie County Cont
VIII Coshty, az the Court House in the city of JnIiet
for the purpose Of settling and ldzstior ali c,sD.s
against the estate Of James She'll Sts Of ia
county deceased, when and vEo-o ali csAin,ants s,s
houned and requested 10 attend and p,,E,t ,Jse,s-
e 1 IN writing against SAL estate for sdjnstene
psrsons infested 70 said estate, are aIo reqness-
lay. ~'sSo's -
Dated March q, 1854 - =" 49,
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COaI.-Goal--Coal.

TNHE Subscriber having recently discoverea on his
Il farm, five miles fIon Wilmington Illinois and
about two and half miles west of the Kankakee
Feeder bed Of eoa-tour feet thick only forty feet
between the surface and under rock will SELL ohase
on advant ageous terms. JOHN FOLEY.
Dec. LIST. 1868.
H-If You want to get a little more than tho market
price in cash trade for Primo Butter, Eggs White
Beans, Potatoes Onions any thing have to SELL
so to CdsWeIfs,
- Blur ST.
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THE OLD AND FAvoRITE STAND.

~1E VHO A1ND 4 n 'OI'I = .
EILLED again with choice, large and fresh Stock
Il ofGroceres, Provisions, Flour, Feed Of all kinds
Wooden Ware, Willow Ware, Stone Ware, DC. Now
Is the time for bargains.
W. B. CASWELL.
Joliet, Oct. 20, 1868.
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AdminisI FaIor's Sale of ReaE
Estate.

NOtFeH ssresy gwen that In pursuance Of thsS
order and decree oftae Knox County Court State
OF Iinols On the 1Itl day Of May Is6i between tho
nonfs Of ~ o'clock in the forenoon and o,cock ia
te saeernpoH or said day, st s Court House door III
the Slty OF Joliet viii County in said State public
FNehdne VIII se the interest Of Erastus Hurd, do
ceased, IN the fnoWing lands In said win cOUbsSS
namely an tnEs part of the south Saaiset osSe-
ton No. a, in Township No. Is, Forth and HzoKe
EaSi % the uaraprneipsi Heridla1, lying north %
the IlIiDOs and Michigan Canal excepting ~ ares
the north east heretofore conveyed 70 Mar
shall King aud also excepting s9-1eo occupied
10y the Chicago and Rock IsiaBd Railroad, containing
12S 400 acres Icss. Subjected 70 the dover
interest o. III wiow OF Kr1stns Hurd, deceased In
said land =
March z, lSo4-t4f-o~l Erastus IInrd decd,
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DIRECTORS:

y. b. WASHBURNE, ROBERT II. GETTEMY
NJ nom ILLINOIS, Dept. U. o. Assessor
}. WILSON SHAPFER, Freeport, IL
OK CHI COuri Stephenson WIN: WAGNER, Sen,
To-, ILL., Editor Deutscher ANGEL
WIN g. GRAY ger, Freeport III
Treas Of Stephenson Co. J. p. ANKENY. III. n 49,
p W. BRAwLEY, Agr1cuturst, Freeport, IN.
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