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The New York herald., 1864-04-04
q o A N ID 8 e E 1T,
&e., co., &c.

After weeks Ok busy preparation and excitement the
hdiss Of New York win today ojoy the triumph of SEQ
~ haugurated tho most extensive benevolent under.
Akiss attempted In any part Of the globe. The
great Metropolitan Sanitary Fair win be thrown open to
SAs public, and . scene Of the most unbounded enthu
siasm may be expected Mayor Guntner has issued his
PROCLAMATION requesting the people to observe the occa
Dos . general holiday and 10 abstain from all works
sxospt those Of charity and necessity II Is probable
~. GuDtbsrs Appropriate request win meet wsh
general respect and compliance, 40 thsre s
scarcely single class among citizens which does
dps 70 witness part Of the inaugural ceremonies
me programme Of the day includes grand military pa.
Ss1e 70 take place In tho afternoon In this display the
Rosps IN the United STATES well rs tho state service
WIN participate Major Generals Dix and saudferd have
sssd together In spirit OF the most prasworthy hsrmo
ny and thorough understanding been arrived az re-
epsctug the command on the occssop 40 tha. no dan
ger Of elsshng on points u military etquetts need be
anticipated. General sandord viii DO tho eenerain.
Aisf for the day. +.
The Military Display.
The various regiments viii form Fourteenth street.
Mtwo O'Clock in the afternoon, when 6,n Dx win 70.
view them, after which parade win take plaos a. fol-
sws:-
THs LINE or HARoH
nom Fourteenth street win be across to the Second ave-
nus sdyvesant street and paoo 70 Broadway and
scwn Broadway to tho City Hall, where tho honors Of
marching salute win be paid the Mayor and Common
Council
THE MILITARY ORDERS.
me following are tho military orders whcnhavs been
xAJoR GENERAL Du's ORDER.
HEADQUARTERS, DrrARruu or rHn EAsr,l
N NEW YoRK Cnr. March 81, 1854.
q ~ ~ Apr1 having sssa dssgrsssd f9sths
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1864-04-16

you with the grdndeur Of beauty; while Haleakala
with its black yawnng crater, impresses you rather
with the grandeur Of desolatiOa. The latter presents
that aspect Of Gods works, before which you would
trembe, while the former presents that before which
you would adore and love The scenery here IL such
"a will always dill ones memory like the sight Of
Niagara Falls.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-14
The Escaped Union PrisoAers. -

By this time it must be evident that
not one 10 ten of our officers who were
successful in their escape from Libby
Prison would have been thus lucky had
it not been for aid rendered them by
negroes. Lieut.. Scott, ofthe Ssth Ohio,
with two other officers, report as follows:
Hiding in sedge grass, wading through
swampS seereted in pine thickets, and
wandering they scarcely knew where, for
seven days, they reached plantation eight
miles from the Chickahominy, when they
trusted to the hospitality of the negroes,
who. furnished them with hoe-cake and
bacon, and piloted them after dark to
the Chickahominy. The night was so
bitterly cold tina. though they ran the
eight miles inrabout an hour, they were
nearly frozen. They found at the crossing
three skiffs. and with pieces of rafters for
oars, broke a channel through the ice
and ferried over in an hour. Once over,
they went to the cabin of a negro to whom
they had been directed. and were fed and
informed as to the proper route for VIII
liamsburg. which they reached the next
day. They found everywhere on their
route that the negroes We're true and
trustworthy without exception.
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saA- A late London letter says

The news of the proclamation for 6
draft OF five hundred thousand men has
created little surprise, and. perhaps more
than surprlse-consternat A coun
try entering upon the fourth year of {
war calls into the field half million o
men,. in addition 10 previous levies of {
million and half. The idea is over.
whelming to the English mind. England
could send into the field to the aid Of
Denmark, say twenty-five, or at most,
thirty thousand men. ToIaise hnndred
thousand, beyond the volunteers or mill.
tia embodied for home defense, would be
impossible. Yet England sees country
of less population raising annual levies
year after year, of half a million Of sol
diers. 1t may be we'll said that English.
men do lot understand America. They
cannot understand the practicability o.
raising such armies, or supporting them
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CHERIFF'S SALE.

= =
NJ SfArF on Iowa. Lee Caryrf-ss.
BY rirfne ~ special sxecurn DIR trsi issued
by The Clerk Of the District Court said espnfy In favor
Of r. s Eastman, and against JOS Oh EATirAk hare
levied upon and ~ii - II t the hses iidd<r thu
Of tn Clerks 0ce Of the District Court Of
~ fews Ks~Auk in sid county. the eth dsy ef
iyrii, A. n 1871 sstween the hours Of eorlo~k A. NJ
and ec.drk r. NJ commenting NJ cc'ock r. NJ If said
day the fsEiosnx prPerty. t,vii The ;Iorth@ qnsr-
eT Of the notthwes quarter 81 section twenty ght
township stxfysix f6 north, II rang SIX y vest, in
Lee couuty. Iss stfsE8 s.f sttff-#= sa~
Taken ryiei uEoz aud to be sold BY order of eoxrI 10
sxss~fv sad writ II execution.
Esekuk. Ach- 10 1854 ISRAEL ANDERSON,
Printers Fee 81 so. Sheriff sf Lee Co. Iowa
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sG- A Republican member of the Ma
ryland LEGISLATURE. O few days since,
made motion to adjourn the Legislature
sine die, and one OF tue Democrats, moi
knowing the meaning of the words, voted
in the affirmative, and it was carried BY
one vote. lie was taken to task By his
party for voting to adjourn, when he re-
h arked, 81 thought sine die meant till
after dinner." v-@- ..ssa
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Legal Notices.
NOTICE.

NJ HH1Ht h 4 L
To J. Hornish Caroline Hornie T. G. Cosli, Charles
and William Watts, J.eot Ford and NJ W. Ford
and all holders aud ~ the = fxtss Hoase .
Ind. and eegTcmi Maria Mssim.sna Nichs,
4 Co.. Hoesi 4 Abbott, Eieklea. 4 Ineas. Sansne
Richey, Andrew Broun s n j. namill. ]. r
heef CO. Maria Ackeen. james W Nickel, r. q
hR Asfy Henry ais Mcs5ayle, Lhitteaden Co. Chas
Carsner. c. H. Perry. samuel " Miner, and Abner
Reeves. executors Of l. R. Reeves deceased Samuel y
Backinghasn. Wm Radssek' Brcnp eIansera p1 y
Reicrs Burrows execufrix ofJsmes Burrows deceased
Isoaas J. ming Harvey Litter, james Gordon Pat
Garry, A. Bridg1aan a o., q. ThonsAen 4 Co., Kendall
Hswe Co. James Neal. b. NrConn Rankin Miller 4
knster A. H. koote sdiainistrstor Il 7. " Esssex De-
Ceased -Furcht for NJ. NJ Artardee Jaros, welfer Alb
Hunsscker. Jason Wallace, Dee X. Rasd McKee, stsv-
.ft Lsi-A Lnss,s Taylor. q. u Fley. Mciannis,ie
W. AaserfHsFht MicAaa Everett Isssr Jehr.son chr.
Mefey. TX " ID. Driecaf, decr.sesa, r. A. sauser
vi stasEtard- James III Kchev joseph Strottfnan
John Terry. tseorge Donald, Martha Jnhusun. yoney
Msr~fsaf Vim. Mieiesi. Anxza Deolitre James Shaw
Joan sl1ks. y y. Miller, assignee, n IL Franklin
as=1ghees aai Wm. stotts- assiguee-D efea6asfs.
fon are hersty scsexxfiy npte that there is yx on
file La the Clerks ore II she District Court Lee county
Iowa Port Maiisr petition hi earrifv ~ Eiga,
Thomson irnyiDg psrnaiis for jursse sssi,s J. x
Hornish for the Of twenty Thousand dollars none,
due ifn UPON eetpoas interest notes. Of certain bomb
nisd by said j. H. ffornish 10 j. Eixr Thomson
er. kne~n Estes Housrs tonds aud for money sd
vases Y Iy insurance, and praying ai-s Cor the sAle
i's ntl two ri and three 81 in block sixty -hve ss
the rts II k~ekak Ire eoHIty Iowa. upon which is nj
asts the large hotel in said CITY know a. the gsfs.
H1s4 undefe ksee'oeurr the ~i trust 81
thereon by J. h ioFnish and wife sad j. EDGAR Tos.
payable TOD Eisu Thaa-oH " bearer fr the sum of on,
Thousand da lars e@ah With rssmy egsPoas astaAed
each " said bonds for the fifty ailars each
maturing =eRi-AinRaiy fr8as refr date fr the a,ica
tea 81 fis fsats froA aid sxfr ~ paynpent
taxes and assesneuis ss1 Insurance upn sad property
aad the 4ndatlen Of the coupons and hsnlz aforesaid
and tT aghsT orders sfsi rrsasrai relief New yo ant
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CHERRIES SALE.

~ S-ArE CT Iowa, LIE CoUsTT-ss-
BY virtue Of special rxwcsf.ion dire % issfed
liz the Gerk OF the District Court OF -d eonx. In Esor
n W Tinbermsn and against Hawkins Ta,o, land also
d~crrr against Virgins Hcaas teri fhsse levied
upoa and viii sell the highest bder the front door
II the Clerks ofce Of The District Corrt Of Lee county
Iowa at keoknk in said county the 9th day OF April
A. D., 1854. between the hours Of O'Clock A. NJ and
o'clock =. NJ commencnxaE1 ocieek y NJ of saii day,
The following property. tp-1n Lots one two 2 and
three in block ninety $751; In the city II Keokuk Lee
county iowa and also the undivided half Of forty
"a es OF the front ends II bots t lo eleven aud
twelve IL in block eighty thres 81 in the city II keo
knk- Lee county. Io9a- 8N1 fanFH 10 IA fes-
TAken levied upon, sd TO lie sold by order of court, 10
@htfsfy saif Writ vi execution. E9fH4# v
Kepkuk. Acl1 IL. "a. H5 II ISR All ANDERSON,
Prinfer,s Fee :. 90 Sheriff Of Lee Co. lows
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CHERIFrs SALE.

STArE lows. LEE Co.'S
BY virtue of special execution directed. Issued
~ the Clerk u the Distract Court II sad cannts favor
II VIM Thompson Co snf azaifist y Kendr1ek have
leyieinpsn and si1 sell the highest bdier the
front dor Of the Clerks Office II the District Court lee
county lewA. keokr in said county, the 18th dsy
uf April. A D. fse4 betweea the hours Of O'Clock N.
nod o'cioek n commencing O'Clock p a seid
day, the following property. tsit Ts nert {uAt-
a the northwest quarter II section ~entyeight =
in township ssxfysx OF nerfi af range Sin lsl
Lee county, Iowa
Tker levied upon and - ~ cola ~ rseruf court to
sa sk5y said wrfr OF exerutial- $3.50 44 tfsH
Printers Zee s. 81. ISRAEL ANDERSON.
!. sEeokuk. Mch. 10 "a. Sheriff If Lee Co. Iowa.
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CHERIFF"S SALE.

~ S-ATE or IOWA LEE Go--ss
BY virtue Of special execution directed Issued
by a the District Carr f county In favor
ofChaFi@ PArsoHs, and against Peter Echar land also
decree against William Burkett and others have
tessed ros and Viii sell TO the highest LADDER. at the
fron door 81 the Clerks Office Of tie Disrits Court Of
Lee caunty. Iowa At keokuk xsd ossnsy ths ssh
dag of April. A. d. 1854 between the hours Of ososk
A. n and O'Clock r. commencing NJ o'clock y. Of
said day, the following property. tpvn. The fractional
north-ea<f quarter VI SEXTON thirty -four - and the
Eartc1ai nTt1~e- quarter section tirfs fre f@5e
al in nwnsiip sixty+-ses north, Of range ave 81
rest Ia Lee county, Iowa
Taken leried ugu1, 10 Ia spA ly cuurf 10
satisfy said WIT III executson.
Prnsrr's Yee g. 5e.t TsH4EL ASBPRSoS.
ks1kuk, Mehs NJ Va. rARrif M fer Cu. Iowa
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CHERlFFS SALE.
SHERIFF'S SALE.

NJ sr,rE or lows, LIE Cas-
& BY sfrtue Of special exaudon 10 direxard sau<d
by the Clerk Of the District Court Of said county favor
a Marietta Hughes and against seth L. Rarnrn, have
levied upon and will sl 10 the highest lader n the
front door Of the Clerks office II the District Court Of Lee
connfy Iowa at keoknk in sst county the 18th day
u March, A. D. lss4 between the hours Of clock a M
and O'clock p commencing at O'clock D. nj of said
day. the following property, to-it: Lot twelve fl2l in
block ten l0 in Reeves, Perry Williams Addition
the city Of Kscknk Lee county Town. with the improve
mants thereon sA Efs1e N
Taken, levied upon and to be sold BY order Of court
satisfy said writ Of execution. A kH.ss5s Ss~
Printers Fee s. 90 ISRAEL ANDERSON,
keokuk, Feb 10, Ca Sheriff Of Lee Co. iowa
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r@The whiskey bill. as now passe

EsyIhe whiskey bill, as now passed
puts a naked tax of sixty cents per gallon
on all liquor distilled aad sold. or dis
TILED and removed for consumption Or
sale previous to July LIST next. 1t retains
40 cents per gallon on foreign liquors on
hand and does not tax domestic spirits
on hand.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-14

On and after Thursday, the 10th day of March, trains
will run rs follows:
Leave FoRr MADISON on Monday, Wednesday aud rri-
day At p. NJ. FEH sEFfE7I- Il
! On Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday IT "A NAP ~
Leave kEoxrK On Monday, Wednesday and Friday at
1:l5 A. II. and +. NJ fff - Il : -
On Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at Ills A. NJ
Connection made At Nontrose with the Northern Line
Packets; III. Madrn with the Davenport and Ply
Island Packets and NJ keokuk with the r. ST. L. Pack
cts, Mt, u. NJ NJ Il L., and Ill. L. &. Nsissh al
ley K n -~sSe@ ~ fsfs IL ~
ss-Through tickets TO All points may be purchased d
Station Agents. j. OGDEN Secretary
mchfe
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-14
CHERIFFS SALE.

4AHxhAA - ~ AA~<AAAANs as4S# IN Z
- F4Nf tfA sTAfk ~ Iowa, IxE ccuwryA-ss
By virtue of special execution 10 directed issued
by the Clerk Of the c~rt Of said county, in favoi
sf Hiram barney And sgnisst Qemas AysTy, tand slse
have levied upa fSe Sc tfe highest bidder, al
the front dos Of the Clerks Qe Of the District Court
Lee County 1owa az kttknk In said county the 10th
day.p NJ Msrth A. p. 1901 between thu hours Of oclccf
4. NJ and O'Clock p. NJ, commencing at O'Clock J,
- sud dAt the fbiowAe property tovit:
ouarter the soufhea qusrter Of section
"a in t5wshp Io71 NORTH Of range hse u
wsSG satisfactorily, laws ssss.. ~ aASs5aa.8.t
Taken levied upon, and 10 be sold by ofaer q
| VI KSpknk. Icb. - ls6Ai EkAEL ~ phltSQTah
Printers Fees 8 SOL sneran o. Lee Oo- icvs
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ShERIFR's SAbEys.

a I'd 6nAms0s IoWA, Lee Da-w.yT.
W 80 y special execution to directed jssned
80 a OF ne Hstrct e1s 81 sAfI cpAnt5gfa Avcr
y NV eAs - aga3zst X Asatulskex hans tsyied
epon and VIII sell 70 tAe nshest Mdder Il TIE font
topf q fheGffht once ne p1sr1rf rs~ss - -
county, pws, at kackuk, ~ said county on the 9Th
day OF April D.. 1854 between the hours II Te4ner
= and o'clock ~, commencing n y osoek = = n
two IN ~ n. III ne y,sr ends III lof~ II ~
and nine t9 and fourteen feet and III nchsr "a
Of the northwesfery side Of lot ten l10 in b1ock one
hundred and twcnty.6v rs being altogether Ii 61z
feet houfing Main street and extending back even
width to the alley In said block city u Krokuk Ike conn
Taken ered uRon and be sold by order o court 10
satisfy said writ a exeeutieA #f@8 -
Printer Dee ~ SOL ISRAEL ANDERSON
Heokuk, Hcb- 18th. "a Sheriff "a Lee Co, Iowa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-14

GHERIFFS SALE.


~ SrArE or low LEE Co.'S.
By virtue Of special execution TO directed. issued
by the Clerk Of the Dissre, Court Of aid sssv in favor
Of 6eorge fstcies aud against James W Js,siss, and
Martha johnson, land ass deere against tieurEe c. Au-
dr~ei Co. sad others have evsc upun and viii sci
~ the highest liT, al the Eont door this Clerks
dee az the District Cnrt n Lee county fsva K--knk
in sssd county On tins Id ts - April A. D. lsA heween
te beGrs of soelock l. and eiock NJ orr,neneng
oe.cck n az .Aid dsy tie foflo wing property
wit Part Of io.1 one I'll and Two - in block sixis4wo
q n the city of keokuk Lee cphfy, iosa par
ssris described fiws. t4Iwfr euahsneniR- an 9th
street at point in bet one Ia sss hleuk sxty-two e2
twenty i5ii fr~t FIRM the ~ aihv running
hroush sa,s block sixtyt~a o2 theme kasy i+o feet
along the line Of fifth street said lot towards
High street, thene sse hus 1siI feet rixt angles
10 fifth street rnruzh let au.i t~n ~ in sai
block sixty-tw5 G, theme sixty 10 feet ON TIA north
westerly line bst wei said iot- I'll ami three Si
said aek % the alley VA said block: thence twenty ~
fest along the line Of the alley in said ct u towards
Fifth tkeace twenty ~ fret essslerI, towards
High street tesce eighty So feet across part said
Ios II and the wisae said hacf
y The place Of beginning Fifth street, the city
k~ckuk, lee county. lowe
Taken, lvicd upoa and be sehi by order Of court
satisfy said writ of execution.
Printers Fee - CO., ISRAEL ANDERSON,
heoAuk, March !, O. sheriff of Lee Co.. Iowa
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SheriH7S Sales.
GHERIFFS SALE.

SHERIFFS SALE.
~ 81 ssTArE oy Iowa, I.EH Co.--ssA
Bs virtue u special execution ms dire ted issued
BY TIE Clerk q the District Cnrf county in favor
y hlrAn Barney, ah1 against Hannah w. siills lsnd
also iAree eairr- ties Z. fHx-n sd sha.i~s pwr4
4 Co. ard efhTs have levied upon and will sell ia the
hughes; hiF at the front DOR Il t Clerk Office of he
District ee1rt II Lee osasnsy. Iowa keoknk
souais GA tir 2nd day Of April. A d. lol beiseen the
hours af O'clock A. AMI csork NJ commencing
az cldxx r. ef sAsd bay. thr felswng property
wit h0s Ao three 81 in hiurk fifts three 81 in h
CITY 81 keckffk. bec eennsy. Iva
Iaken levied upon- and b. sold by orsr 81 court to
satisfy said writ Of execution
Printers Fee ~ 30 isRAkL ANDERs0N.
keokak. March L. "a. Sheriff Of Lee &C. Iowa
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-25
Neotrls.
UNITED ( !STATESHOTEL

- - Z" iAsr-iltf > poSi Wv ..
lDiTecly opposite the Bostoa and orcester Railroad
Depot)
NHE undersigned, who has been eonnected withthe
IL American house,in this city, or owe nine years.
term Of years, and pledge him elf to MY friends and
the puhlic 20 use his UTMOST efforts 10 sustain the rep.
utation Of the UNIT ED STATES HOTEL, ~ first
class house The public may rely upon finding, al
this house all the appliances and comforts OF first.
class hotel. .'u.. .ra .H
Price as heretofore Two Dollars per day,
ocSd6m FRANK NJ PRATT.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-25

FHustr
STRINGMTJSIC.

! - II IbI II " 4NI y SIOs
4 Am prepared to urnlsh string Music Ter balls,
p russt &e., at the lowest possible rRlsa. hHyuF
myed with Prot thirchiid during the lasttuh mtf
iee conild ut that can satisy all his est to-
ers, / am a mouiber Of The kegtmentRl band AMI
can furnish any nuhber Of pieces ior string bhnda
All ordrry lett with charles TheobR d, coIhtI Third
aud Jefferson streets, under huston hsll, wr1 ~ p
promptly stten enued to- - $1,000. w, e..
- ddi5dJn 10 ''." rANIEL n. BAKER. CO.
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Wo=partrtrrsbip.
CO.PARTNERSHIp

TIVE undersigned have this day formed q co-part
i neIshlp under the name and. hrra OF RREEHR a
NGXO N,f1r the purpose 0f transaotipg Wholesale
aud Retah Clothing and Merchant Tailoring Businesk
at the old stand Of W. O. nreene, "a hn street hb
posts the Dour, House, where they would be pleased
to SEQ the d friends Of th houAe, and as many new
onss as may favor them slth cal, :.
J4A WIUbTAM @ BREENE, ll
ANDREW o. NIXON
Dayta6 BsbTaAFyI .lsst-a iidaAwi f-A I1 q
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look OUT FOR TIE GIANT sEELtT0N.
HOOP SKIRT FACTORY

AT sgT,sEooND ST, BET. MAIN AND LUDLOW.
we psy particular attention to the quality of our
material and use only the best English steel
charge. ''N "'''''' 'A''"
hn-Our retail department ls in charge ofcompetent
hs' uuies' Oorsets and Spiral Bustes constantly on
HsnI eni, wALDMAN.
sold wholesale and retail at No. s97 second street,
- s.fsUl, - iasdly
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REAL ESTATEAG GENT
NO. 300 THlN NJ STREET, AT JOHN II. bTOPPEL,
rFai ul .la MANS OiFIOE.H tu l'g1 edI
L HAVE alaree amount Of property for eale, suah
es hpuaas "hq Qls, IN Al pSis Oi te city, ot van.
DOL nrsi on BOod pay menis, anu well Situated; and
any quantity Of vacant los for sale Ako, stvsrd
arms or safe ranging from hundred ana slKtY .
Hcre- wn 20 two scre I, adjoining the city ii
Those having property for sale, atdthoss wanting
Co '.uyt vii ~ well 10 cell on me, Us 1 sLsl mve
rpHpt ttebuonto all tti2itt trusted 10 nl, rdrc
la8dlm |H .Hf InHA Is McCIiIRE lE
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1os

| OsT-Ali persons are hereby cautioned against
~ negouaang Tor a note drawn " me, dated Febru-
ary 1884, for tour hundred and twenty two dollars
and ten centst tSa22 lO) thirty days and PAYABLE at
kirst NatIonid bank, OlnoinnRd, 10 the order Of Z
W Rowland. sad note has been LOSE and all persons
are cautioned not to purchase or receive the same
1n'Nr 1f5 .nH JOHN MINICK. P
Mr., JOHN A. MrNICK, The note alluded to above
never reached me fy mail or Otherwise, aud IL no
longer Vsid as sgalnst You on my seqountl r.l- Er
cInelhnat Fehfuary TO- lss4-felidtf ''N-f 81
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FOR SALE BY

VIM Wensthon and W " Stewart, Dayton; George 4
Boyer, Mlamirburg Stoc Slayer, Upion;J q Al nder
son, Oenteryillei Myers, New Eeban0nI II JAcllson
Chambersbnrgl u u Bauer, HarfHburg; % n Divine
lohnsvlllej Arnold Linn bert south AfliuRton Jseo6
smser, West Batinorei yKookle 90, Germantown;
J MURPHY, Naudaliai Nckols, liberty " Rees
tarmersviIle, HeVsrlinR 4HeT salemiJ W Pyrmout
williams SNaner, WesfBaiumorei Parker, Bro
Co PaIkersburg and hy DFugglsa ana Menhanti
genereuy thronghoutthe Unitsd statss and canaaas
5t f-l -IEa al.. 1a4sl aa11diy
s.f. t.fEei.uf 14sflh r
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NJ MERCHANT TAILORING

HENRY MILLER.
TNHAEEFUI4 for patronage heretofore extended 70
= Zee Brn Of huller haich, respectfully soldta
continuance Oi the same to himAei at the tln suld
HuBtOn Building, horpst 1hird aud JenefaOn intftea
phere he val alwHys bp topnd wth luil assortment
Of goods in his line I7'hIt ''.a fesdaw ]
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-08-09

400 lbs Real HAMBURG CHEESE, English
4OO Pine Apple Cheese.
At 45 Bluff St. W. b. CAswELL, Agent.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-08-09
Life Assurance.

Life Assurance.
A ssURANCB POLICIES issued On LIVES in the
n old and well known Company the
MUTUAL BENEFIT OF NEWARK, Nj.
This company established in 1s45; has gross ~
sets to the amount Of IS ana sssets 10 the
amount Of 10000. Its rate Of assurance IL a. Ioa
that ofany other company, sad with Ia immsnsa
accumulstions IL IL enabled to pay 50 per cent dyi
den to its policy holders. No company can oIsr
greater Inducements TO the assured than thu
nut o Al BEN RRIT,
and only ole two companies IN the UnItad states
will afford large amount Of assurance for the
same amount Of Premium.
oLIDDgS a JoHoSNoT, Agents.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-08-09
BisSOImfi0n.

THE Co partnership heretofore existing between O
i Fox andJ. s. Miller is this day dissolved by lmi
taton. All persons indebted to the late firm OF 20,
Miller respectfully requested TO call and s4tt
the same immediately.
o. FOX.
JOHN S. MILLER.
Joliet, Aug. 2,1s64.