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NrlsLt's Eeiuyeuatipr Elixir

Let cot Ge'pondeLcy any longer be the every pre-
saIB hate Ct the fallen of the human IA miiy
DeePo"Ge cV, 10U spirits. a. s0ir, tendency TO look
'e kIoonS sioe oil everything, all dltfcIit TO
uI'e away socors and ia..i.cne will % it; the
o'n May stimulating drinks the day VIII do it
pelofe GU si:s .p the hopeless, WRIGHI
rlixEK As its name disign0ses, it will
fu NV 'ife and animation into the coping energies
!'",W u y sung blood into yolr veins. Ue who pine
VI 'en brink of the grave, VINO mty have itred in
- IA e s"rtsclt from the slough Of despair"
nc i4. it may b. OF tn. eleventh hou
try il" 800 HUG ia1leno. Sold BY all respectable
druggists throughout the United States and Canada
sss advertisement in another Column.
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Nor DrcwyEo-TLe report, curreu: at
the he inning Of tie week, that woman
nance Mis- Siedge (wife Of Mr. Sledger,
stone mason. } had drowned herself, was
probably untrue. She was found a, the
edge &C the race, near Rugg's factory, with
her face in the water, but - l1esfaaor!s cx-
animation show Ell that she had died from
congestion OF s;se lung, and had Irokabiy
or exhaustion
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ATTENTION. UNDrNE BoYs-The regular
monthly meeting takes place at the En-
= me House, Tuesday Evening May 81, al
: ID clock, when officers are IN c. elect
ed for the cnsuln. term, ana the books
are to be squared up, 50 as TO gel the OK
eEnption papers from the city clerk for
the ensuing year. \ full insetiu. is Ge-
sired, as the company has already received
two invitations to attend fireman Tour.
hcnne:ts on the IA ef Jolly.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-04-30

Next week we are to have a Musical
Convention, under the direction OF Mr.. j..
WILLIAM SUrFERS, Of Chicago. The OPEN
ing exercises will be on Monday night at
: o'clock. in Union Hall. Mr. Suffeln
comes to lis highly recommended, from
various parts OF the northwest, aad also by
our townsman, Mr.. Henry HayenhiI
We nope our singers vii all turn out AID
have good time. The convention will
last four days, closing on Friday nigh,
with i concert. The exercises will be flee
and,we hope TO see the hall crowded with
singers.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-04-30

PeIsoXED UERsELr-To the sad tale in
our las,, OF tie suicide Of Mr. Sheehan,
we have now 10 sdd s.dder sequel. His
young wife, riven with anguish, appears 10
hive lost her reason, and on.Sunday took
corrosive sablmate, from which, after
lingering some time in intense agony she
died on Sunday night Thus the orlef
earthly union Of this unhappy pair will be
perpetuated III eternity.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-04-30

NEW PuYs .CIAy-We 20 day publish tho
card Of DR. f. V Paxson, F:bo comes to
Ottawa with the intention Of maxim. this
his permanent home. The Dcc:or Is
graduate OF the University Of Peunsyl va
Dia, and we are assured by those who
know, is thoroughly qualified for his
responsible and important duties Dr.
PAxoS will attend 10 al b-Gacae Of med
icine and surgery, ond we predict viii at
once take high rank among Ii, brethren
of the regular profession.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-04-30

Norm Rs SAVE YorR CuIIpREs.- Thousands of child
die yearly from whose lives might be saved.
Mothers, use Dr. CGURCHILL's Worm Lounges, which
will surely Kill and expei them fron YOU children-
Children will eat them readily as any candy.
Price - cents per box. A1.o, Shields Com pound
Cough Lnzenges For Sol. ny all the druggists in OFT.
va H. April 23i ls6i. w.
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MISS TENNESSEE CIAFLIN,

MISS TENNESSEE CIAFLIN,
The Great Xogs<sic Doctress and Clos, reyon. Ply
stefan,
VINO mas so asfenished the people by her wonderful
cures and mysterious revelations during her trav-
els In the United States, during the last six years,
has visited the most important towns in the states
examining the sick and afflicted, curing them with
unparalleled success, and through her magnetic
influence and wonderful operations. has caused in
vads to walk in very short time VIII lad n 10. done
SO for many years This lady seems to be endow>
ed with the healing art, and supernatural gifts to
such remarkable degree, that she convinces the
mos. skeptical of her wonderful powers, and gives
information of so much Importance that people
from every walk of life come to consult her. Her
skill and powers Of mind are so great there seems
to be no disease but will give way to her treatment
This lady is a physician indeed. She can see
and point out the medicine to cure the most obsti.
nate diseases those that have for years bafed
the skill of our best physicians such as
Diptheria, Dsedses Of III. ThroGt and Lurss H.art
and liver Comp lants Diseas>.ortls to,nech Ne,.-
ralgin seek HAndacA- Dyopsv IL, ne fXsst Ash.
ma. fi!s or Failing Sickness Cancers Killed and
Ertrdcte6 r0oLtGnd JrGnch, an from, TO "a hours
toihout pam or H.e use cfins.,nn'ests, DC.
And can make salves and linimen,s tina, will cure
ss7ofua. salt rhecm, catarrh, sprains, weakness
in the back and limbs, and o.har complaints of
leng standing, and has performed astonishing
cures upon those who have long since lost their
SIGHT AND HEARING, or nearly SO, by disease.
All forms of female complaints attended to with
great success. During her travels she has cured
hundreds who were the verge Of the grave, who
are now living and enjoying good health through
her skill and successful treatment. Satisfactory
references " i'll be cheerfuy given when required
She Will guarantee 10 make permanent cures in all
cases she undertakes. Her examinations are with
SO mich satisfaction as to merit and receive the
confidence of all who consult her. She answers
letters pertaining TO life and health. with great
satisfaction, and all who consult her in per-
son, will please give statement OF their case aud
situation for her investigation, and if required,
medicine will be sent by express without delay.
LAWYERS. Doctors, Ministers, ard many c:her
scientific men, have consulted her upon matter. o
high Importance, and give evidence Of their eu,ire
satisfaction.
She les established her Iaf,nary at the Fee
Rtcer H5u.e, IN Ona,eq, Iiln2i1,
Where she may be consuiicd upon all natter, per-
tanning to Life Health, and Diseases Of the Human
system.
All who wish to test her ski! and powers of
mind should call Immediately.
CONSTELLATION FEE. ONE DOLLAR
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0ttaha fire. Graofr.
LOCAL. MATTERH'

DR.. j. B. WALKER, of Chicago, will re-
ceive his patients at the Geiser House,
Ottawa, on Saturday next, May the It'll,
and on the first Saturday of each month
after that date. At all other times he NAV
be found at the Dispensary for diseases of
the Eye and Ear, III South Clark street.
Chicago ~ = 49, =
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Dentistry.

DR.. &. Lewis, having sold cut ls Office interest.
in dentistry, in Ottawa, to DR.. A. F. Gibbs would
cheerfully recommend hin, a COED workman,
in his art especially in the particular and diff
cult branch Of filing teeth.
have arranged with DR., Gibbs to carry on: all
my existing contracts. and to finish my unfinished
Jobs, ard am pleased 10 be able to leave them in
such trusty hands. GG LAWS.
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OTTAWA WHOLESALE MARKET.

OTTAWA WHOLESALE MARKET.
OrrswA, April g. 1864
fLouy-Winter wheat, s4a4. SO pr loo spring n
extra, S3.15a4 90; spring W fine 2.
Corn Keat-S l.75as DOC pr. 100 49,
Hheat-No. spring $l0ial09; No rel, CSC,
Cora-New ear. 50aS5c 50 lbs.
Oats--63e for 80 lbs
Roriey-LlO for As ibs
Rye-9O
Timothy >--d-S225.
Potdtoss-90 p. bush
Eggs-l4c.
Butter--2na25c
Eide'-Green. cts, kip loc., calf l2c.
Dr's'ed H'gS-s6ae.75 according to weight
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-04-30

TABLKUx-The Soldiers Aid Society will
give another exhibition of Tableaux, w.
cal music, &c, at Union Hall, on Friday
evening Of next week, May 9th
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-04-30

One of the frozen ROSTERS found hang
ing by its claws TO the limb OF a tree, at
New Albany, Ind, had his last crow stick
ing eleven inches out of his mouth, and
froze stiff
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-04-30
LECN,s ga EE7lst. ON.

iati.sir0u Il from the Gre,E word .. Kathro," or
&c Eg'ir-." -ra,fyrs cleanse. rs!uveur;r ard rs-
-'.f-. tbs article = gGtF IT, s.EsS-s
preserves. rr-tnFi- aud Heaati viu- the hum hair
lt Is 's a-t rrutt Aal preparation ia the world. II
e again cFari AMI pGt ~ ~ j:e origin. - proprietor,
= made p tie skill and At.eIt.p on
.eh !; sale % ever m1l!ioa - ositles per
=nrurn.
I; is - NOS. i-l,S.; u' Hair Dressing.
/ ,rtLica.es s-lTf and dandrur.
f. keeps the head aud clean.
!. u'akes the air rich, soft and glossy.
l. prevents the hair from falling ct ,ad turuiE !;
gray.
Il rest. AZ apea bald heads.
A-v lat!y Gentleman who ysie beautiful he'd
O. lair should ~ on's Kaihairon. /; and
-S-5 drought cirIsd ORD. Sod by respect.
able dealers.
DEhAs sHaRHEs L Co. New York
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-04-30

The Proceedings or Al in poitant FAR
rners meeting at Cedar Point, on the sub
&c; Of currency. ctlls 10 band TO late for
to~days rarer They will appear in our
u.xt
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5,iG.y.s u.GxO,IA BALM
REIMsFREET's
INEN!ITABiE HAIR RESTORATIVE,
NOTi DYE

NOTi DIE
restore, gray taii its original color b. supplying
the Capillary tr,es with natural sust-nance ipaire d
hv z. or disease. AL iRttr1t 'lsO4s dyes com
ss.d e lunar crUsir, destrSying the via lily and
bas.ty OF the Ia r. and s'iTd Of IN euselves dress
trr H,..stree;', Iuiuigable Coloring net only re-
sores r "a its natural color ~ easy process bat
gives thz hair a.
Iuxuriant Beauty,
promotes its growth prevents IT'S falling OF Graduates
aandru ana irn1ar.s t-sth and plessantness to the
head stood test Of time, being the origin al
Hair Col0riu- and is constantly increasing in favor.
Is by both gentlemen and ladies. II is sold 10y all
,ieslprs Or can be procured by them of the CONNER
cal agents, d. :. BARNES CO, 2J2 Broadway, New
York Two sizes, 30 cents and 81.
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Insurance Agency
WA. d. TRUE.
once in Rasereut Of Bank OF Ottawa.

once in Rase--ut Of Bank OF Ottawa.
Ian d-voting nv whole time and attention to the
~ ISSCR.SC BUSINESS. ard prepared to IN
a,rs nv friends and the rGb.c in TIE hest ''U Hfn5FS
I. the United states. | Agert Ter tAr following
s,,endid list Of Csmpanies-
FIRE AND MARINE.
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ID !. -
In Ottawa. on Tuesday night, April l7ih, AMOS
1HpRxE. in his S6th wear.
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NJ y l. Il /. ID
On the 18th inst. ~ Arthur Lockwood Mr.. JAyrs
Il. TRsNAEr, Of Bruce TO Mss AMELIA yAx.w.r Of
this city.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-04-30

N B. My in this line Il than We times as
large otherstore in town. and was all ordered
las, fall before advance in prices and will all be
sold at LAST YEARS PRICES
Sign of he Book, Nam Street opposite Kansien
House THOMAS ORION
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WALL PAPER DEPOT
ODTON'S BOOKSTORE.

Paper IIangings, FROM One Shilling
to One Dollar Roll, Suitable for
Pariors, Dining Rooms, Kitchens,
Chambers and ceilings. Oak and
Marble Papers, with decorations,
for Churches, Public Halls, &c.
Gold Parlor Papers. Bordering
Of all styles. Cloth and Paper
Window Shades and Fixtures.
Cords and Tassels. Buff and
Green German Linen for shades.
PAPER Curtains of all kinds. Sat
in Green, Gold Borders, Ploin and
Figured, &c, &c.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-04-30

OhOCENlES q CROCh IN
Which We are prepared to sell to Cash Buyers esd
Prompt Fayers at such Prices that wilt be for tie
before purchasing elsewhere.
Cur stock will, at all times be fail and complete With
all articles In our line and, all OF Goods are
bought OF hrst hands ana Tor Cash. We enabled TO
offer Inducements that cannot be approached by any
other House in this city. Our stock OF
LADIES' DREEss GOODS
Is selected with great care comprising all styles srch
as Plaid and Striped Isle, Thread Poplns, Scotch do
striped and Plain Mohairs, Nozambiques, Lawns,
Jaconets, striped and Figured French Mssins English
and French Prints. best make; American do DeIains
Chains, Domestic Gingham., Scotch do, Plain and
Figured Bareges, Black ank Fancy Silks.
EInbroideries and White lsood,.
We would call particular attention to this depart.
ment it suTpasses anything in this city Plain and
Striped Swiss Mus, Cam brcs Jacon-ts, Irish Linens.
Book Null 'ansook do; Check AID Strked Caaabrie.,
Bishop Lawn, DriiIants, &c.
SHAWLs, SHAWLS!
Black and Drab Tibet shaw,s, Ca,hnsre. Grape
Black SILK Mozambique, and Wool shawl,.
Ladies' Cloth ParssoIs, Hosiery snd Gloves.
Domestic Goods.
Such a. New York Mil. Eleaeled Muslin, Stark Mil,
Sheeting, Peppere. Brown Shifting, A. c. 4. Ticks
Auoskeag Stripes New YoTG Mills Coi:oaades, Tweeds,
Kentacky Jeans, co-.bned with s!i seek Of Cloths,
CassiInerss and Flannel.
GROCERIES.
Gu stock will all times BE- fresh, aai a. the Loves:
Cash Prices.
For the liberal patronage besto re " Tor the pas:
season wcUld re:gru sincere thanks 10 our
friends end customers, and W shah enisayor, by sell
lag Goods at small! Prehts 20 merit co.innans- O.
Oua1a, April 2, 1864.
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| fective be taken by the eldest person or q o
| younges. cliit+.
Madame Zsdoc Poriers Curative Balsam is o
and u,tried med cine. but las been used ~ =
public for the rast 22 years with unparalleled suts
ard has acquired its present extensive and i:-9se
| increasing sale, si,n7iy by being Recommended
Nose who have used il, their afflicted frienas
others.
# YOU have a Cold, II. slight, do net fall &c
give the RaIsam trial, as very low pri at vh II
it is .ol, brings it in the reach OF every sne hatt
us-sf g cent bottle viii often proveto be worth A.
| hundred times its cost. ,r..
Do not be put CT with any other. As. io' ~
Zadoc Porter's Cough Balsarn.insist en- haTing u
and take other; if your Druggist aees A0' nave "
| have him send and get it for ycu. =.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-21

r,ocE PROPERTY FOR sALB-wITH LARGE STORE.
hcase A. an excellent location for iron, lumber or
-, has 100 front with track CONNECT
IS Win ,se Cesus Railroad Of New Jersey situated -
ah,sbsthport " For particulars apply 10 b, n. KEEL.
1000, ~ Pearl street New fWk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-21

/. BEAUTIFUL MANSION. VALUED AT $500. FOR
1ASNIFicENT RESIDENCE. valued a, saao, for
"a SPLENDID VILLA, valued at s. so tor $50
HANDSOME COEfASE. valued at 81. sc, for $50.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-21

TINE COMMITTEE ON FERRIES or rHg BOARD or
Aldermen viil Wednesday merit the ttta ost.
Al o'clock p n room No Guy Hat All parties a.
tstese1 are resperifu iiy requested 10 stt-nd
t0sKPH SHANNON, } Conmti.e
GEO A lBREMfAH, on
JOHN McCOOL Ferries
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-21

<yUuRCH PROPERTY Foa SALE THE UNIygR.
" sast church the corner o. Blessxsr and Owning
street and about ~ feet Downing street and church edi
acs IN good order Either for church OF busne rur.
mis- IA one Of The best locations In the city
tsrns Ar inquire q wM TUCKER, ESQ O. Wall street
ov Of wARRBr HARRfoT. Esq, ia Charles street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-21

GovNrEY RESIDENCE FOR sALE-A HANDSOME
" Conntfy hssaenoe. situated 10 Poughkcepse. New
WORK The psce contains three and OF
land divided into l.wn garden oesutfuly dvershed
and I'm aboery aud lofty forest trees The
garden soesea VIA sfe., Asundanee OF the choicest
stsnding outside tbs line being than three
81 mie from the centre The house modern 6nit
contains zen rooms WIN The stua.
sIon IL ertresy heAlthf aud tbs nus.es
sic OF 70 GEO y. KnTTELL, Rhneb.cx. New Yorr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-21

E,OR SALE OR TO LET-CBTAP A LARGE yACTo.
~ ssxog feet three stories high with brick building
suitable fer sSn. purposes With four fots Of 0round
Hoboksp ferry and the Union Mn horse
and Northern Railroad OF New Jersey FOR parsIcuIas
county, n. j. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-21

SfLENbf,s.b 1919, saiuea ~ 80 " IoI Sou
handsome Lots In the village OF Jamaica l. T. within
minutes ride 81 New York and accessible by eher OF
two ralroaes, running every hour.
y Wr splendid Residences. with suitable Lots included
al the price OF $3.50 each Lots 40 be ocaed BY The pr
themselves when aplet.d one
vt the most beautiful tracts % land within hundred niles
ol New YORK. and has before been offered Tor sale
little inas paiatle. =
The ADVANTAGE OF investment IN property on The
part OF large class CT thriving OF moderate ms ans
Wnst he apparent all fhe embrace economy
comiot the Injuries OF and city Ute com .nsa
an opportunity the EXHIBIT correct TASTE IA oeau
tuynr rural home, and thrinsuraree OF avaiuaoe IN
heriance TO children bs the rapid advance OF pecu
aary value which this property ts sure 10 realize
Full formation all points with drawings OF
the different houses and maps SHOWING the exact location u
she lots, Wal he turulshed application n
ABBOTT, CHADWICK HUBBARD
N William street. between Liberty aud Cedar,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-21

A FARM FOR sALB-or 100 ACRES. SITUATED ON
N Shelter Island Suffolk county, v For further
ttcolars Apply to W H. C0RT, ass Eighth avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-21

A FIRST CLASS EXTRA WIDE THREE STORY AND
"A attic brick House No i6S President street. with four
Lots OF ground between Clinton and Court Brook
En bull in the best and most thorough manner BY days
work for the late Edward Kellogg house IS feet wide plate
glass windows and halls trescoed would be sold
without the adjoining lots desired Apply to T. r. KEEL
IOGG 1879 Pearl New York lSS President
Brooklyn. Also for sale, House No le6. adjoining the
above premises and precisely like The above with three
ground. Apply to FRED PROBSr IS Broad street,
N. r.. or TO L. r. KELLOGG as above.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-04-12
7 II Z INV Aids HOME.
III. KNAPP, M. D.,
FORMERLY OF N. Y, HAS oPENEDAN
i N F R Nj A r Y,
IN CHICAGO, ILL.

---. r.s IN CHICAGO, ILL.
I'm new SYSTEM which embraces the most APPROX
~ ea methods OF treating Diseases in this any
other country. All Female Diseases, Lung Disea.-s
Cancers and rheumatism, special diseases treated
IN this Institution, in the treatment of which, man
has had more experince greater than III
Doctor His consultations, for years, have averaee ed
from nyeto six Thousand year.. THE following dis.
eases which are pronounced ineurdLe by the Medical
Faculty generally treated with this In.
eases OF women, all forms Of scrofua dyspepsia con-
stpation, skin diseases, and Tuberculoas
affections, including pulmonary consumption rhe una
tisn, Paralysis epilepsy, Asthma, salt rheum remit
tent and intermittent fevers the diseases fchdren
He has bad extensive practice and wonderful snc
cess IN the treatment Of CANCERS, which be cure
without the knife He treats successfully, on n new
method all the diseases of the EYE and EAR
Remember, the doctor does not promise to cure ALI
stages Of diseases While diseases are cuRAEK n
taken in season. all sEAGEs not Your case NAV he
enTable this week, not next-today, not Tomorrow:
hence, the danger ofdelay.
The Building pleasantly located spacious and will
accommodate several hundred patients. No Gaze will
be received where there any doubts OF acuTe on
relief The best nurses only employed, Who with the
physician, viii make all feal at home that put them
selves under the care Of this instftution n
IEkMS-tom ten to fifteen dollars per week, iHpdTi-
aoy tH advance. No patient taken for less term than
one n as no one can he satisfied as 10 the benefit
they may receive in Chronic Diseases in less .,-
mary, can be successfully treated at Jme which will
cost from ten 20 fifteen dollars psf month III =
All letters, inclOsing letter stamp, addressed IN
II KNAPP, NJ D, Box 4223, Chicago, Ill, will receive
prompt attersion. % ~ '- 3 =, - = = ffs~'N.
Consultation free. Office Hours from A. ~ In Or NJ
Once rs South Clark ST., Clark aud Monroe sts
eeP'' ~ AoeV' Misty
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-04-12

A settler in Arknnsas camo to place
where general fight was guing on. lie
couldsnsrjuiu COURSE, without psrmis-
sion; but, touching a spectator on the
shoulder, he said, Stranger, is this free
fight?' The answer was satisfactory
We'll it are said the stranger, IF you
waut.tos go in you need not stand upon
ceremony. So, going in, he lost BALI his
bsir, several Of bis teeth, part Of his coat
and temporarily thsuse Of one eye, and
then sal, duEn on hencoOp, saying, It's
jest the most ref eshing place I've seen
this many day y aa.f ..-2 as .'.< -
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-04-12

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons concerned
~ that at sale of lands and lots for taxes held
tire Court House in Joliet Comfy of Will and State
OF Illinois, the 26t day Of May, 1862 the under
signed am tire legal holder Of the purchase certificates
10y assignment Of the following pieces Of land towi
acres lot sub Ne n E14 and VIZ Wa Sec.
Town b TO- in said County and State, and that the
time of redemption will expire in two years from the
date of said sale. -~
Feb. 10, 1864. . EDWARD KELLY. 20