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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-04-05

In THE FIELD Hon. BIC Cook, the
contestant with Hon. J. o. Norton for the
Republican nomination for Congressman
of this district, is stumping the district,
endeavoring to pursuade his Abolition
friends to send delegates in his favor. He
made q speech in this city on last Friday
evening, and gave bis audience to underN
stand that he is after Mr.. Norton with q
"sharp stick" His speech was rather Out
of date but, at all events, it was as good
as Norton could make From present in-
dications Cook has the inside track, and
unless the friends of jesse bestir themselves
he will keep it. As for ourselves, We look
upon this contest between Cook and Noro
ton as a sort Of 'crow eat crow" affair, and
care not which comes out ahead.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-04-05

The SHIP CANAL.--It is now apparent
that nothing will be done by the present
Congress for this important measure. The
Congressman from this section of the
State, MessTs. Norton and Arnold. have
been too busily engaged offending to the
interests Of the negro and getting their
relatives and friends appointed to Office, to
attend to this great work or any other
matter of interest to their constituents
Arnold, particularly, has done more to
kill the ship canal project than any of'its
open opponents. We shall have no ship
canal until we send a different class of
men to Congress. s--a
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-04-05

One Of the boosters found han ging by its
claws to the limb of q tree at New Albany
Indiana, bad his last crow, sticking eleE-
en- inches out ofhis mouth, and frozen
etiff 20 ed5 Is syd-hgga M .ass Fi.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-04-05

"a Ben. Butler says he wants no more
chaplains IN the army He says7they are
apt to skuik behind cOusoling the "rebelh'
widows. a.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-04-05

B@The Richmond Wing gives a report
from asSelma paper which states that Mr.
Eest,a member of Congress from Missouri,
made q speech !. at Demopolis, stating that
be had just retuFned from Richmond, ard
that JEFF. DaViSsaid she had information
which was official, that Maxiuilan was
en- route to accept the throne Of Mexico,
which wOuld'Fssuh 10 the recognition of
the Southern Confoderacy by Mexico,
Spain, France and probably Austria"
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-04-05
THE Co-PARTNERaHIPT n

Heretofore existing under the firm name Of Ran,d.Il
q MILLER, 10 this day Dissolved by mutual consent
Z. Rsmsdeli continues the business at the IA $50
National Block. .# r. RAMSDRLL
10 49, JOHN s Miller
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-04-05
P u RE
So GAR CANE SEED!

hPoRTED by the Manufacturers Of Cooks Evnoo
ialCi wa" are interested IN having the West sup
I'ifed with good pure Seed , 81 r. = y q
have for saie a limited quantity of Soaghum and
oteiletsm seed. Chined TO be the most pFostabls
varieties for this climate, Purchase soon il yOn want
to he sure OF good seed VIZ. BARRETT.
Opposite National Hotel JolIe,
March L. 1854.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-04-05

New FIRM.-Mr. o. Fox having formed
a cOpartnership with Mr.. John S. Miller,
formerly of the firm of Ramsdell & Miller,
under the style Of Fox & Miller, the busis
ness Of the establishments will be continued
as usual at the old stand of Mr.. Fox
Therefore, persons wishing anything in the
line of hats for ladies, hats and caps for
men and boys, stationery, books, iewelry.
wall paper, or almost any article needful
or ornamental should call at the store of
Fox & Miller, where they will be accom-
modatad at prices as low as can be had in
Chicago. $1,000
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-04-05
AdmimistratOr,s sale.

DY virtue Of decretal order Of the County Court Of
ID Will County the state Of Illinois, made and en-
tered Of record by said the March term there
OF A. d. 1854 at the petition Of the unde rsigned
ganst the heirs at law of John Dutton late Of said
county deceased, and AlmUn Manson shah on the
lfth day OF May next bFwesn the hf of O'Clock
IN the forenoon and Eve o'clock in the afternoon q
the same day at the rqnt door Of Daniel Shafers Ho
tel 40 Monee in said County, proceed TO sell all the
rt, title and interest Of the estate Of the said John
Duttou deceased, in ard the following described
real estate situate in said County Of Will and State Of
Illinois, towit Lots thirtyf0ur (34 thirtyfve (3S)
and thirysx (S6 in the Village OF Monee, conIai
Ing one fi part of an o. land each or les
aud being part Of the north east quarter ofthe south
west quarter Of Section twenty CID in ToWnahip
four 3i) North and Of Range thirteen 13) East
oil the third principal meridian gud also Lot number
nineteen (le in that part Of the Village OF MoneS
Aforesaid which subdiSided by Nicholas g. Cheatsr
and known ChesteTs Addition 10 Monee containing
about one acre and thFeefOuTths Of an Of land
public vendue TO the highest bidder for cash for the
purpose of paying the debts Of said estate Of said de-
ceased, and costs q administration theI eof o.
OLIVER z. PHILLIPS, Administrator ofthS
II. L. BARBER sol estate Of John Dutton. decd.
Joliet March %. 1854. n42-6W
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-04-05
.s,varms, from Mas sachuselts.


M State in the Union-not even South
CaroIina-.h has done more to participate the
country into its present horrors than Mass
acbusetts, and ko State enlisted under the
banner of the UnIuu has done less towards
averting the consequences SO wantODiy and
persistently provoked by that State.
With the patriotic buster of Massachu-.
setts the country has long been familiar.
Her patriotic practices may be inferred
from the following returns Of the late draft,
compiled from the recent message of Gov.
Andrew: ..-
Whole number required under the draft
32,O87.
! Exempted for cause shown 32.343
| Failed to'repOrt 3,O44
! COMMITTED for $500 1922
| Substitutes 9 335
| Held TO service 1853
! 320S7
Thus out Of call for 80, 0S7 men, Mass
achusetts, the bright exempler Of loyalty
/ and patriotic devotion, contribute the pail
try number 743 recruits.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-04-05

% f ssls A !. ,sS , HYDE and NORTON COS
-----z fB BIM ST.
5 RRADLES Dime Novels ana Song Bool1- A a..
( A1IaiG 81 .sa1 -. j :, Par o1acs NV pepeS"
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-04-05

NOTICE is hereby given that at sale Of Lands and
~ Lots for taxes for the year lS62 held the Court
House in Joliet VIII county, Illinois, on the 22d dAy
ofJune 1863 the undersigned purchased Lot No. IN
Block % South Lockpotn sad county and State, and
that the time Of redemption from said sale will expire
in two years freE the date aforesaid.
March - 1864. N 6. RAFPERTY.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-04-05

A healthy old fellow who i nj q fool is
the happiest creature living.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-04-05

The IRIsu NATIONAL FAIR The Salr
for the benifit of the establishment of the
nationality Of Ireland has been in progress
at Chicago during the past week, and
proves q great success. Over fifty thous>
aud dollars worth of admission tickets had
been sold, while the display of goods is
unparalleled by any exhibition Of the sort
ever witnessed in this country. The net
proceed DIS viii not fall far short of two hun
dred thousand dollars. As an evidence of
the depth and earnestness of the feeling
in this country in favor of the liberation of
Ireland, the success Of this Fair is fact OF
great significance. The exhibition will not
De closed for several days yet. ..a
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-04-05
ST. Louis, March 81.

The New Orleans Delta of the ODD
says:
Official Information was received this
morning that a reconnaissance, under Gen.
Mower, was made to Natchidoches, q miles
above Alexander, on the 2lst where the
enemy were met in some force. A fight
ensued, in W bich we tured the rebels flank,
captured four pieces Of artillery with cas-
SONS, and 200 prisoners"
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-04-05
General Mcclellan In1S62

In the House Of Representatives Of the
United States, May 9, 1862, Immediately
following upon the battle Of Williamsburg;
Mr.. LovejOy. of Illinois, offered the follow.
ing resolution ..
ReSoIred, That it is with feelings Of de-
vout gratitude to Almighty God that the
House of Representatives, from time to
time hear of the triumphs of the Union
army 10 the great struggle for the suprem
Rcy of the constitution and the integrity Of
the Union
ReSOloed, That we receive with profound
satisfaction intelligence Of the recent vic.
tories achieved bv the armies Of the Puto>
mac, associated from their localities with
those Of the revolution, and that the sincere
thanks Of this House are hereby rendered
to Major General George B. Mcclellan for
the display OF those high qualities which
secure important result5ss with but little
sacrifice Of human life. e#d
Tbereupon, Mr.. Conklin moved that the
resolutions bo referred to the military
committee ...
Mr.. Cox expressed hope that they
would be passed unanimously, Oh the spOt,
and without objection they were SO passed,
rira vooe ,...
The question may we'll arise, in what
way, by any subFequenF conduct of bis
own, Gen. Mcclellan forfeited the high
opinion then expressed By TIE House unan-
imolsly.
, 1864-11-28
,y@ttfolttlp!a!.
,IsR. MARKS, . =
: * .
SYPH1LITlc ."-:CURE.i

s':'4 - - -.-rA -
This Medicine ia. a aa6o and Radical
+ Cure for Syphilis in. tho Primary, 8e.
condary and Tertiary stages, and b
The most sti1nportant Medical 0iseov.
cry Of the Ninoteonth Century.
ssuss : soatssiaas sExTaL DsKAsE, sulsd 81:
distiaet VIRUS, shiea Is capable u transmission ey
1R 9aERs' s1rHntr1c CURE i tne only saedt-
III VEN SEE IL i al
4sa sssaa se aisss s s and
This destructive dtsease, which has baicd she skill
s e e s1ssa u i @
saisa s. Hs ! I; Nv
sTPnILisi aEns.sltzed b saree distinct STAGES
esf sas e
e9pnssy esa ortss ths ~stsins money!
tf fE :sif P n ) ThIss Fhg9 r.; *S'Sf SF,rz
.sHca L M J .s;s ssss;. & 81 s}k Ss
caas.te; ;Rsusl. SOAP. sponss. md Lint,
Esss 81 BRsfsk4ef Sfka i when Ii. disease hss
become C0SsTiTUT1oSaL md may Be- % Sno1n By b.
e. sexs sg sss sss mee es
an II s PIE 10 q ns Ea
f. f!ss .p ef5 PSsKSsEs q S1fif?r srAcr :, tno.n Nv
thg following symptoms; Nodes. Or nazd and painful
fractions. hard pains in ths bones and Join carries
ofp1tts etc 1he "s!Phatlc Care" and Fills ara ass
H. this stSsc. e -"
nrErice per package, $6.o0,
EBe Price OF SyrhlHhc CnTc,n Is DEF bottle Pills
: q per box Wash, II 50 per bottle
ss ~ ESfES9 :sssRsss s A
e1lsieoce or a1y SYPHIIITIC viKUs or PpIsON
~! TTm9lnins p fhs systen saould oae AARKS'
eradicate eYery particle OF the VIRUS scstorc the
system to perfect state 81 HEALTH and PURITY.
SECONDARY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, and mar
be transmitted to tho child By either parent III whose
system the lisca2e may axt. No who has
ron to suspect Tho existence OF Sypht1c Virus
Poison IN their system, should tat to Dr. MA{sKS
STFHIL1T1C CU1ss uutH every particle OF the virus
IL eradtcntcd from tho constitution before they onter
into the n1aEEiae stntc, aId thereby secure the
taiutY Of PURE and healthy Offspring.
tTcalise on Syph3ntlc Disease, giving plain dsreo
medicine. p.
~ Tho medicine will be sent BIZ c4psrs TO all parts
OF tue country on receipt OF the money.
0 Prepared and sold By d., E. E4STERLY l. CO.,
eoFnes Of Third And Chesnnt Streets St. Louis, No.
Sold a pK z. EAsTERLY s co.'s Family Medicine
Store % Madison street, near the Post Once, Chicago,
, 1864-11-28
Qt1lf0Q0: !Uribt11te,


nas1 1LE;1fERs 3;1,f r REMAINING UNCLAIMED In the
az Of eS Noycm6en G6isag9 State Of illinois, on
IL. & 1h!aln apS Of these letters, tho appli
date q .1is list and nay one cent far ndy ertsine.
III ~ not called for within ONE MONTH, they
VIII Inc ne sent to the Dead Letter Ofice.
Etstcrs are not advertised until they hsye
remained II The Office one week. A'~
~: DIRECT letters plainly to the street and
nnmoe5 ~ & as = Tel % the Post Office and State.
HEAD letters fth the writer's PosF Oy1mr
800 e94fE eTRnsr and AuAAka7eign~i4ra plainly
Win inll name, and request the answers to BE- d.
ftCte0 accofQtH{stY, .-+-- - ~ p.
Lsttsts ,1 10 stfmsersof TRANSIENT visitors in
known, should be narked IN tho lower lefthand
corner, with the word Transient
80. pIAc1 the postage szAar On the UprrEs
-K1oHT-nAnD corner, and LrAVK arAcs between III
stamp and direction for PosT-AARKusa without In
tcffer1nc with the writing. -. 49,
:, IN. LA, REQUEST for the RETURN Of
letter to The writer, II unclaimed within 80 dass or
1ess. written or printed with the writer's aAxE,
fosE off1CE and srA1E. across tho lefthand end
Of the envelope. On the face etde will bs complied
With At Tie nsltal prepaid rate Of postage payable
%, Law Of 1867.
, 1864-11-28
Petroleum.
Proposals.
nFFlCE OF TIE DEPOT
~ QuAHTElsMAsTEE.

FoET 11AFENNoRTH. KtksAs,f
Proposals ron AnM{ ifsessf 2EaS sfo;4ATiox tsa et
y :fsfss$ s e sss
aD e. q nats rSass Supplies during the
In171 10 From Fs r Forts t Isavcnvorth. laramie
MTes nos % q Fori Leavsnvo ~ % and south nj q @
e! s..
aaas1 @ .1a y utaa fo41n g. 11uas :. Sa
~ 7s73ita15 q COLORADO nsst 8 . nosta
IT, ihs :s ss'd @ %
months rom April to September inclusive, OF tae year
y sSe s:se q k.asss I'D ~ toSa k.nsss II
e ~ P s..se q Hses.s @ .Ss
's:5 %ts;! ~!
r. sass r. Esaaas gsr At x6sa FI
zeseEtsmhez, inclusive; of the yeaS '' Esss ''A ~
n. .7 s. ho sEsesn Fl: Union <ueh depot
asf,tGEs .s : sss
e IT, 81 sssn p9ss
exss EeH q longiinae los degrees west Bidderf to
81 IN IL e % sse me
nom June 70 November. inclusive, of TIC year 1tss.
po9tAnon Of bacon lArd bread. rnc lumber. shingea
Bidder should eive their n.mcs In full. \. we', -
their piaee Of residence aut each proposal should be
accompanied b. bond Ia the Eu OF ten thousand doi-
3Ms Msne1 two q more rcsroasibs ps,so1:. entt.
antettn thai In case ccntsnct ta AWARDED Tor The
route mentioned II The proposal 70 thc parties pro-
Into and good and eanctcnt security fnrn1ahed s
parties In accordance With the terms OF tnis adserth
tnent.
The amount Of bonds required Will BE- AZ tollows:
On R01ic No. 4lM go
~ ~ isSos a. sonS
sat1sactoz. evidence Of bic loyalty aud selxcncy Of
sQuired. .'lfS.,0 :
1fanspo7ts,,on on y.oa'e No. l." OF - = IL ias
scase may bc and none viii be entertained unlcss they
fully comply with Ill the requirements OF this sdycf
-xtseiucnt. :
Fertics 10 whom Awards arc m.de uunst be prepRrcd
70 execute a. once and TO give the requfed'
oontacts viii be made subject to The arpTova' Of the
dect anJ pr Ill bids that may be odcred-
GnnfrxrtptH must be IN readiness for ecfy1ce by The
6rM day of ANN. 1s5s and iley VII Sc rcquirsd 10
nave ace Of agencies Or IN ths siclnity Of Forts
stsbished At which they zaay bs communicated viii
7nrnrntir and readily.
81 ocdeT Of the Qnattesnastcf General
nna0.x64At Can't. And e. NJ, Il. 4. A..
, 1864-11-28
DR.. EAsTERlY,s PAIN kHlER,

This Medicine Is an infa1ibls cnre for
Bruises, Sprains, Headache, Tooth-
spasms, uysentery or Bowel Conn
p1aints7 Nervous AfFae tions, Pains In
the 3Acs5 Painters Eolic, Pains in
, the areastx Eide, Rack. and Limbs,
Cholera, Cholera @orhus, and III
2act wharevar it is applied Fsin eau-
II u used INTERNALLY and EXTERNALLY and y
GiCfed. .
Nedcl1e Store, % Madison street Chicago. I'll. -.
, 1864-11-28
DR. HOOPER's
CORDIAL.

This: elegant and popular Medicine
. will cure all Female Complaints,
Painful menstruation, .Eaucorrhna
6or hitess Falling Of the Womb, and
all Irregularities Of theN6onThlTF Fe-
It will also bring on the afEySES, when checked BY
COtDS or all UNNATURAL CAUSES. 1t has been
thoroughly teRted- LAt1cs try It.
:. e9- Price Il IS per bottle . ... :; ..
: ~ For sale at DR. E. E-AsTERLY & cos Family
Medicine Stnre. ~ MaiIlsonat, Chicago, III.
, 1864-11-28

-, ="
: Roberts Ha
Rooefts Jlines
Robinson Geo4
! Roads George,
Roxet g H !
, Roof George "
Robert C..
Rogers CIV
Roach James
asRoa<:h Frank
Rockwell 5 G
; Russell 9au1l P
Robinson r
? DeReamer
Hust EG
Ross Robert
Robinson Dewitt
Robertson, Chas
Roland CHGpt
Rohethot Philip
/: Routey .ClAst
, Rockwell ON !:
Ryan PstElck: +!
Rubcuy Patrick
VRoganP
Ryan Cornelius
Rogan. Patrick
:Robbac1 : Weu-
ncr z
Rose David D
Rowata Patrick'
Ross Albert
SRoos d s
Roman BcGall
Russell 4
Robson Flrrfs
D Russell &ErWtne
Ru.fe augustus
! Robin Augustus
Rossttcr Boaz
Robinson i JAG
Fl. q1cs =,
Rouse. Adam
Hubte Orlando
, 1864-11-28
DIR. EAsTEHLY's
DIARRHEA SYRUP.

This Medicine will cure Dizrrhea~
DyseuterY, Cholera 0orbus, Sur.
mer Complaint, Colic, Wind in the
Stomach and Bowels, and all De-
ransa1nent Of the Stomach and Bow.
els Of Children when Teething.
In the summer thousands die from BOWEL COM
PLANTS that might be saved bF the timely use or
DR.. EASTERLY'S n1ARRHEA SYRUP.
MOTHERS. why Will You let your CHILDREN DIE
when SAFE and SURE REMEDY IL offered you.
IF Price 50 cents ner bottle,
EK-For sale At Dr. E. E.EASTERLT* Family Medicine
Store. @ Madison afrfff Chfr1rr III
, 1864-11-28

capt '' ':-'..;s
HamiItou:J,M'
Ucrtlman job,
w DIR
sIIenry JohnE.
Henneseys.
AQnlin james
'HealeyJH,11@
He}nmWm
Henderson,. 49,,
Whecter'A''
'Hn1nEuund " 4
Hn1chett+ lina:
ly& CO. - :
Hlsey Warren
llakG3 WIN II
nensghcnMarti
T{efpn Ii D ~
HendftsonMot
ees ,
IIambleyW. !;
Hinges MT C
Hitch Man5tiel,
Harris Ianadus
Hayes Morris
Harding Vim o
Hart John P
Hand ,Jarmra'.,.
uasbrook j
Hardness L q
Hardin VIM
Harmon VIII
Harlem VA
Haslsell John .
1aryal1 John :
aaWKWA JOh
Harrison Jas E
EInnchett rs
auntingtonU
Charles =,
llowelCorpellu
Holden ND 10
IoltontEdward'
!! a!1nRr,R.D;.. ;: ::
Flookc E.G
Hon nghton Reu.
ben B.. j. Il i.
tIoyty. Elbri1ra
E9S
:1iller Marcy mr.
3isl :atshh lhh.tsltr-,.
IL; 'iiiGVSosA W. Ame
! iinIsnlYD,,,a.t 5La.asaD,..
.itfsiMahG MhNXye1E ~!
1sr,'1an11 is1'ITMI ;1G,,,..
III. :1oh1e.e y
iii :1arnea
Higgins James
Iinh e: +, -
Hitchcock s. CO.
I'LL 1RV&c co .
;tiliardRobtSl III q, &
llilltnar1le y
, 1864-11-28
:. DIR. EAsTERLY's
FEVER AND AaUE KILLER,

This Medicine will cure 'Ague and
Fever, Dumb Agnez Chills and Fever,
1nter1nitt font and Heuuitteut Tevers-
and every form Of Fever incident to
the West. -
Dr. Eatter!y's FeTer and A4ue Killer b WARR3N-
TED TO CURE md II 1t FAILS the money will BIZ r.
Turned % the purchaser Z used as directed.
tb Price $t-15 per bottle
.E For sale At DIR. E.EASTERLT i cos Family
Medicine Store, 30 MadIjou.4t., Chicago, Ill
, 1864-11-28

knt,tlc S G
Railing. Mr.
Kingsley Deter
Kerns i Co G
kjer E
, Knight Richard
kir Z
Kent Kobt F..
KeeM. Stephm
Knitely Klclia1
2krith 81 /;
karnes George
:Koetgle tt.
r-=,,A-'
Jan1re$h DT ;:
Lr1mef ! Z hA'
Lfhul6n
+ z.
LeBa~ Ed F"
Lwe Squire -
LAtchoir Ftanl
Sights ::
Laritt TJ2
Leadbeater 4e'
II
IAccyT B
Leonard Hugh,
tIight FL :-''
-LeonardJan,es
Lewis : M !"
Lewis damcs:W
'La5y Jeren'la
@A1ei otn
, 1864-11-28

Coughian John
Corbctt John
Costigan John '
Cogswell j 4
Col1eyJ n, ,
Censor JOACHIM
Cornell &c :
Cortfgan James
Collance James
Corcoran Jnsuea
Conley Jacob /.
Colin Jacob L, :,
Cornell J L
Cogswcn JR
4
, 1864-11-28

LaheyJohn
LeBrun Joseph
Lightha1l john
Lsng16rd '1Ym P
Lines William,
Lodeu " q.
Laborle Marcus
, 1864-11-28

DRIVATE MATTERS,-To the
L Unfortunate DR.. CLARKE at his sp1endtdtr
efTapced Private Medical Office" Room I.aStuo1
Block, Chicago. cunEs MI ouRoSlC, PRIVATE, Diff1-
CULT and pxiiCA1E DIsEAsRa. Tue Doctors
BLOOD MEDIC ZINES,
For the conple efadicaon ofeye3y reatsse OF vzx1~
Axtl stand along the only pottni aud eaec
tunl remedy for tit IDteEuIed sufferer. SuLFAUR and
NAluR NITls Of III Kinds scientifically 1ntdicatcd in
Chronic and old yESEKlAL CAeE.. o1c" hou8ss A. N,
t94P. u. AddreW DR.. CLARKE, NO. lafman Bloch.
Chicago. u0t3- wt2s2H :.
, 1864-11-28


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alez Robert HaksS NJ Ma'Ifn hyas s,eng gso
Hall bA MensghenA ttnHasbfoack S 4 I
HeaieE panl 'IIerta en . ;;.1; : I
Hsss; Td~asd Sc. s. ~ ~ Asnsg?e ass 4 i Hshd
Hass ottaIs &.assa as9 fi5,:.
! F. lem1ninETay Hayes Morris ''Haydon r Nj
1 ALIEN j.. Harding YIN o Ha6bronckEdwn I
! uale r II . Hart John Hasrcnson Caleb !
4 Hewctt Earnue1 Hand James " Hussett Patrick i
| Hcalcy Samuel uasbrook j Harris CS =. I
Hamilton Robt Harkness I. 3 Harvey CT |
uclron Thomas uar11in VIM 80 uancnsou &
capt. :..'s Harmon VIII Whitehead !
ucnaghen Thos Harlem " A.. Harlem "
t uezlemahatch Hause John :. uapstonstal1 G I
| Ihos uarynI1 Tnhr - HarrnlspnS Pow |
uammnud Gen CHawkins John ring 1
Henry Victor Hafison jas E uartfn.to, Ale.
|" Haywood; Part HuntIngtonC Holnp sW
J. = ledge q co: Hurd Charles. >, Homah GcuW
MaftC G uowellCornellusl1ood Thomas Il +
] Hallock 8 Holden ND ''' Hubert Theo- /
aai AndIeW . ontEdWard = dot1. ~ IL
t AnrIs H y: =. Hunter D Hudson George
| Hclma1halehThs Hookc E G . .uolson Thomas
:Hti Alfred = Honghton Reu! Holmes G
Hitler MarcyJ ben y: It Uoran5pn-Jaa L !
Hartwel1 CT Hoyey Elbrfage Hulbort Goo E
Hunt S3. Holt 2
, 1864-11-28

,hISSOLUTION.-!Thc Co-PHt-
~ Eership heretofore existing between the nndcr-
signed. under the firm Of PRENTIss 4 DUNKs, IL
this dag dis cls By mutual consent. Lewis #. Prem
outstanding business or the late hrm.
Ch1Gag Chg @ sNov. lat. ttoA., hEW15 y: PRENT1S5.
KILLED GARDENERS.
, 1864-11-28
u Il 49,. =. ~
0ner1n MAHlda s mfa
OfiingtWorth JAS B. mrs

johnson Margaret mrs
$. :. ..A-'
@ :. >: I. :, II
0nerin Matilda s mss
oliingtwofth JAS B. mrs
K -: :.,s7 :. ,':::.,:.:.
Ksunicots Annie naIss.
keY Honorah mrs ~
Kennedy. Katy ~. :.
Kennedy llauora mias
Kennedy Rozott3. .mrs
kimoall Benj.K mrs -
kidder Kate Risa
ktnser Sa1aen mfaa i, :,
kirha1n Ella miss -
kirkhAm Lucy II.
, king:Mary Z miss
King 3 miss.
King Charlotte l. =
King 1h1nes mrs' =.
huapp A1mfra mrs
Knaba !Anna r1rs;'
Kahn 1lAtJ-;.Eai' !:
Keefe Mary Ann
ketchum u N mrs
l. -: -;
Lebnen Emma mra *,
Lee Anna miss :,
Lee Ella miss
Lee Carric rnisa
LeTia " Cmrs |
Leopold D T;.mrs = !
3. Linehan. Catllae1ne miss !
Lihby;IAxzte ,nlra Z.
1iblay Jennie mra 3; !
Line aaruh Jane u,sa ! |
Itt1o Mimic miss /
'I1ghte Phebe miss II :;
-La1ghnAn HA mrs; |
1.anahcIl Mary miss. |
1anergaa 4 ntRsi !
Lorden JQmrS' Il
Loye]oTR TRose.. miss, |
.Ayman.Wm mrs
Lntz Barnard miss .
hidden Wm mEs |
Lucas Jennie mrs
Lethson Annie miss t
Lynch Terence mrs
Leyant Sister !
Aforehouse Late miss
Morgan Margaret mrs.
Morgan. Mary E. e miss !
Morgan julia Il 1nts4
Mordaf Caroline y mrs
MoEcy uatty miss
Morrison Frank m1ss I
Morrasy Kate miss
Morris Ckaa " mrs
Norm BridEit mrs i
Morrison Mary miss
Moro11ey Della miss
Mortor Mary Jane mrB' !;
Aor1co Bridget mrs I.
Mortimer Bridget miss 2
Mo1Elsey Ellen miss +
Morris J @ mrg =
Mosbcy Isabella mrs
Moran Ann /,
Mourey Carolinc nrs +
j G mrs
Moore Maj Chas 8
Moore Z NictorIA ulfs
Moore Maria. mrs. f.
Moore Mary Ann mrs
Moore Hattie a mrs
Munroe Geo n,iss \. l.,
Muloney Anne J..
Mukza1f III P miss +
Murray Nellie MISS
Mu1ahcr Ellen miss T..
M4rry E mrs /,
altl1spungh L s mrs
Murphy Eliza mrs. l.;
Murphy Milley miss
Murphy Mary. :. I.
Murphy Thomas mrs
Murphy Eliza miss l.
Acshe Votice mrs II
c !:
IcGarty Anno
Nc LINN Mary miss /.
1cGrath Catherine mrs
AcG ann Eobt mrs
IcKecnna Bird get nli<s f..
Meketson Margaret mrs
efcKlne Sue mrs
IcClnlne Alex mrs Il
lc.1istcr Martha miss
lcOlAu Minnie miss
Mccarthy Johannah miss
tlcNarara Maggie miss.
dcNasser II 4 1ur1 =;
icNinfn Elizabcth miss
dcNaugnt Margret 1nrs
IIcWate Jane mrs t."
dcFav Lizzie miss :.
acRundles Sarah miss >: