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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-25

Etna Life Insurance Company Of Hartford
Connecticut is doing much to provide for the
relief OF the families OF those who die, leaving
them without adequate provision. Life is
uHcertaia-deah is sure to come and every
prudent man will provide for those who are
dependent upon him. BY insuring with the
Rtna every man by small outlay,--an out
lay within the reach of the most humble--cau
provide an amount of money for his family,
which will be theirs, in spite of misfortune
and the many changes and ohGuces Of 1nsi
ness aud Of life Those who are in prosper.
Gus circumstances to-day, may meet with re.
verses and die poo,
The Rtna have in the last few days paid
over to the wife Of John Bart deed the sum Of
81 900 the amount for which he had insured
his life with them. This makes the sum Of
$4,000 paid IN this manner so the families OF
well known eitaens Of Dayton in the last
eighteen montha No other company has
done so much for the people Of Dayton and
we think the company are entitled to the
thanks OF the people aud the patronage OF all
who are insurAble,
The prosperity Of the Ktna, we are glad
TO state, is nov greater than ever before It's
business this year will DO more than double
that OF any. preceding year-honestly and
sincerely we say 70 every man and woman in.
sure yoor life, and the A.lna deseryea your
first consideration '4t aN aea
Received Of II !. Rugg, special Agent Of
htnR Lile Insurance Company, Hartford Con.
neoteut, two thousand collars, In full payment
Of Policy No 929 on the life OF MY late hus,
band, John r Bart, the amonut being paid
before theSAid policy was due by the regula.
ton ofthe Company. EMELINE BkRT
Dayton Ohio July IL 1864. I'm.
$3.50 .agited .nhh uAkuQ3h
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MORNING REPORT.

TerTIhc Fighting ou F,Iday---ItebtIs
Getu Temporary AdvHHtngrs--A tast
Fhll HaCs 80 their EGrtihCRtIOns--Sirgg ~
Guns niOunted.
NEw YoBI, July 25.--'rhe Tribunc's Wash.
inglon special, Of the 2llb, says The Gov
erunient has received dispatch from Gen.
cral sherman announcing that on Friday the
rebels under General Hood massed u heavy
force against his left wing, consisting NJ.
Phersons grand division, composed uf Logan's s
and Blair's corps and made desperate at.
tack, gaining temporary advantage AItor
terrific fighting, IN which "a numbered charges
were made, they were repulsed, with much
and they fell back to their forlifca.
tons, Major Gen, ral Mcpherson, during the
battle, became separated from his staff. aud
was killed by sbarpshooler After McPher-
some death Logan assumed the COMMAND OF
his Division,
A later dispatch says that sherman has oh
tanned possession OF the elevated ground on
the east OF tow6i aud that siego guns bave
been mounted, which commands the place -
Also, that the rebels were burning their storos
preparatory toaretreatng movement, Every.
body ia confident that Atlanta, 10y this time,
has fallen into our hands
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fro0I At2pM ofilpl day porIIons of0ur

front At2 p, nv ofthat day portions -four
army entered tie city. l.
The correspondent adds.--.We may have
souIs fighting for full POSSESSION Of lhe. .eily
bu( thetampaign is considered Substantially
closed
a report believed to be reliable rnnounces
the capture Of Montgomery, Alabama, by Gen.
Rousseau
LOUISVILLE, July % --1heJournal aunoun.
GO The occupation ct Atlanta by our forces on
Friday Rebel loss in KILLED. wounded und
missinr will reoch G000, intending 900 kill
ed Parts Of our army entered Atlanta We
may have some fighting for tall possession OF
the city but the present campaign /, virtually
ended,
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A FARM Ar PUBLIC SALE
busr stephens, No. 9Dii
We. superior Court.


lpouh g. kcrler Vt al J
DUkruANT TO dcorCe OF tho Superior Cont ol
Montgomery rounty ONO, entered iu the above
cause, % its Iune form, A. u 1864, Will, on
N,stuV, august lGh, 1861.
h t'o door OF tho iUur uuusH, IA the oy OF DAY on
M SAID county, between the hours uf Two mud four
Tolo * + NJ Ut snd Day sell NJ iuhitc uutcry In the
highest biidcr, thc ollosiug described pfomiss~i
ART ~ the north hnlf ot section number oIphtcon
Qh), township number thrH" (l), AMI range nun bsr
five (hl, he'wcen the Miami rivers IN Montgomery
county, OHIO, beginning a. the half section corner on
che west line OF sWd sectlou thence north ~ ~ east
0RhN-tWo (a1l po.cH to hvofutr; theirs south $50
tht Two hundrCd and hly-tWo and thirty-,iN hun.
dr. dhs Gn3 33il 100 poles In corner; thence south
~ cast ailll tWn and forty eighth huudrs1ths tsa
~ 100 poles TO corner tbtUra north 81 90 west
40 hnnarcd and hly'our Rud forty hundre hhs 1851
20 100 poles 10 the place ui beginning, containing
one hnndtNi an twenty uine aud sryonJ one hun,
dredths (l2a7i.i0U ntros.
Said Farm II about two mules east nj Oentroyille
has upon u dazzling, two leg cabins, irnmc tenant
house, large orchard, Hnd about fifteen acres OF
Timber
Appmi,,d at $50 90 an acre. May sell for sl78i
an acre, uEO. W MAIAADRF,
Master Commissioner
y v, TumsurW y. r.. loEnAN, AttyH.
July ~, 1864 davis.
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Notice to Bridge Builders.

AupfoHa OFFICE, MohraoNruY Co, ONO,
bAffori July q, lsGi. ]
GEAtEn proposals. ioT the Construction OF wooden
- bridge over the Great Miami 10 dayton below tho
tail llntd hrdgc viii D. rccey at TIM Onrt until
lEo'HncE, noon, on Monday Tho let of AuruBi uoNt.
Proposals viii also be- rnGoNed az the office unul
The time owe mentioned, for tho construction OF a
W "a snspehsion bridge over the uyer at the same
pnrN'
Proposals for Masonry and suporstrurturc to hc
made separately and M strict accordance with the
laos and specifications un hle in this unice 'rhe
Commissioners Will Ut onurfe eNerci their riqht 90
reject all bids 90 they soe proper 20 do so
THOMAS a. IOWT.
lulVptaW Auditor N a., o.
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Last Nights Dispatches.
Details Of sherman,s Mayements anon
A .lLtttu

Details Of shermHn'a M0YemenIs upon
Atlanta
ClSciSNATt, July 25.--The Gazettes cor
respondent, under date Of Atlanta, Georgia,
22d, gives fall and highly intsrealiLg details
OF the movements OF Sherman's army sinco
crossing the ChNttAhoochie River on ths
morning OF the 18th the whole line advanced
MCPHERSON taking position on the extreme
leiG Seho6eld on The left centre; Howard on
tho centre Heuker the right centre, md
Palmer on the extreme right On The mos,
ming of the l9,h our army reached Peach
Tree Creek a stream running four miles
north of Atlanta After considerable skir
mishing the enemy WAS dslodged and por-
tona OF Howards corps crossed. Our lett IA
the meantime swinging around to the Atlanta
and Augusta railroad near Decatur, and tear.
ing up several miles Of the track
On the evening OF the 18Th aud morning
of the 2Oth, Howard, Hooker aud Palmer
crossed with the balance OF their corps, form.
ing line al along tho south bank Of the
creek Al B, p NJ the rebels made a des
perate and sudden attack on Howard ia great
force The attack soon extended 10 Hook.
er's corps, the rebels advancing three lines
deep G.l
Portions Of our line at FIRST waverod before
stood hun as rock. Upon this portion OF
our line was mRssed over one,half the rebel
army; both parties fighting, Cor the FIRST tiae
in the campaign iu an open field,
Before dark tho rebels we're entirely defeat.
ed, having failed to break our lines AZ any
point aud reti,ed in disorder, leaving most Of
their dead and wounded, some two hundred
on the field, Oar loss viii reach 900 men,
nrincipally from Hnokpr'a cnrps frha ,.h.i
loss in killed wounded and missing exceeds
6 900, including Brigadler Generals.
On our extreme left the operations were
equally successful MoPhefson driving the
enemy several miles, while Blair's Division
advanced mile aud a half sonth OF The Au-
gusla road
Or the morning OF the 2lsi, the enemy WIS
driven with small loss 10 the works immed.
ately around Atlantis, On the 22d they had
Withdrawn entirely from Hooker and Palmers
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COMMERCIAL.
pnNton nIarL,eI.

Dayton marhets
DAYToE, July 20
HARSHMAN'S FLOuR-Rcd wheat,
Sll 90 Retail Sll go
WllEAT--$l 80
CoRN-l0Oi Shelled 9O@lOO
OATS--70
RYE-l 45@l 80.
BARLEY-Sl 20
COFFEE-65o
SUGAR--25@28
MOLASSES-Sl 20 per gal
RlCE-l5o per 10.
TOBACCO-60@S0 per H.
SOAPS-l5c per h.
SlAkCU-s3c per H.
HARD REFINED SUGAR-.35c per h.
COFFEE SuGAR--32e per h.
LED-lse per H.
SHOr-S5 90 per sack
SPICES All advanced ffiy per cent
BROWN SHEEflNG MuSLtN-s0as6c
per yard
PRINTs-4O@5Oo per yard.
EGGS--25per doz,
WHISKY 40
CHEESE - l5(a20.
DRIED PEAOHES-25@22.
DRIED ApPLES-l5@2O.
q BEANS-Per bushalS2 50CG3 90.
HAH-limothy S22@23 per ton.
TEAS-S2 5000 90
: RtCE-lb@ls per 10.
LARD--l5(@la ...
BUTTER--20@25. ai'i es
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EJoTICEL NOTTCnII

N oTIC h ! NoTICnlI
HrADQUAErrRs TRtAsuRrR's orrcr Counr Housr,l
Fl. pArroS, MoSTGoMuT CuuSrH, ono.
order No 2:
4 III whlto male citizens being ls years Of age aud
~ under - tlat are not membors OF some N0lun
toer urgn'4 luon and subject 10 perform mhity sof-
VI % are hereby notified that DE Books ar1 nov
ready IN thip uihce to receive from each one thus
llaulei four d0ilaIa rs a militia commit Non, Al
those Who iail 20 uln oei uhuateH Of exemption with
the Audilor m ne County, or pHy thto the Iouniy
froRsy lpuf do lars ON or heE re the l5h II August
n ~, viii be- subject to the coll, elton uf aid sum
with thirty per cent penulY and cost ot collections
all properly lHb With0utany exemption.
FuarnER NnricE--AN persnn- owing any faxes of
1868, due dh June lat hy paying on or h-oro tho
ION th'hJuly d" so without pouaty all that b. not
paid by that time the ponulty mus, and viii BE- added
JONATHAN kkNhIY,
Treasurer N 'utFOmety Connty, o.
Treasures ohice, Dayton July 6tl is0i.
luyG
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-25

Brakesmau Killed.--A man, by the
name OF SMALL, brakesman on the $. d, Il
G. railroad fell, or was knocked from the mail
train as it tneared Urbana, Champaign county,
this morning and was so badly injured that
his recovery was considered hopeless A
ghastly cash. was cut in his forehead, aud
another in the back of bis head lie was
large, stout young man, and made his home
in Urbana, at the residence Of brother He
was standing on the rear car, when the acci-
dent occurred
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-25
Hand hRrinrnrnrh-

INV YoNi,, Jn5-25 ---'rhc IIcrnlds special
says: General Hood las received reinforce
ments from Charleston aud elsewhere Gen
Johnston wns relieved because he would not
risk general engagement There is "a
strong belief that the rebels cannot get away
from Atlanta
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-25
PETITION FOR PARTITION
SUPERIOR COURT OF MoSTGOMERY COUNTY,

EREDERiCK COOK and i.aho Mussolman, Plain
II un., agsinst Valentine shvtr, Margaret stiyot,
Michael Cood, Lydia Cook taWh steer, wiio uf sol.
nWpn hhvrr, Cathtrine hA. b, John Cook, Margaret
Baker David Baker, hliza 9th Cook, and other minor
heirs 81 ChUHuNn Cork deceased, sarah Hulcuts,,s,
VIE OF solomon iulenhack pnd Mary Miller giio of
Joseph Miller, Az If The state q lniians. snl l,e
heirs Of khmbeih nouon, 0f the Ntlie OF Mtsso ouu,
whose names ARE unknown, John Cook, Eil cook
Daniel Cook, lleufy Couk, Michael Coos, David
Cook, Elisabeth Cook, Macy took, and sarah nay,
wife OF Michael DaY aud hflh W. song wife of David
Wyhonf, oi Slate OF Ohio, Chusisnn Houurn
Andrew Bouorn, Jsokaru Boilun, Margaret Bycr-,
OEihnrine bott0rn. David HottOrTaud John BotturH.
heir- nc law of Ia'oh a Mary B0tiuin decd Of
Ike state Of iuiiAua, Defendants.
The above uAme doiendana will tako notcC that q
petition has bcou hcd agNnst thcm IN the supou0r
Court Of Mon gomefy touny Ohio by the above
named plaintiff, praying for partition 81 tho follow
ng described real estate situate in Jucas taWnahp,
Montgomery county, Ohio, tcng tho north pau of tho
southeast quarter OF section twenty three (O town
ship four l range four l ossi, ,coniainngin in a about
one hundred and forty nntes and hutat the June
tegm Of said Court tho said Frederick Cook and l-ssc
Mussolman val apply tor an order that partition may
be made ui said promises.
Dated June al, lsGl
FREpERiCK COOK,
-l... ....s ISAAC MussELMAN
~ iH0AFsoHi N'opel' .nah lunoliwd 0
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S25 ReMard.

1 OSf on thc 2oit day Of June. 8Bi between VII.
\ son lullWl, mud layton, Port Monio nt,in-
lut QUE nutc oif David Wrghs iarSsp ono notn Oh
Mr. MAY er4 Tor t1bor two checks br Flour lOo lbs
each, on DNti Myrfs MIN, ctNerh 500 and gtgO
In money, on, 80 bill IN the lot mo finder viii re-
crvc twenty doihrs Ny returning the Port Monio ant
contents to Michael Hctln'r hrant Miami county
pmoi who 'o't W. ortoE O'Brtn Bro ;iol second
fir"ett iny'ch. Nls Iva
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ITcW AL06cTtiscnlcnts.


Atuwon'F OuC MoSt0HmuN CouNrf,
pA1ros, Ouo, Juiy2hth. it6f
tENLEp prN .,ogals will bn received at this Office
- mult2 o'clo't, noon, on Auaiil Nf eh N az.
tNt ior fnAos.ng the sh1de trees surroundiug the
bour' HdusH, ,nln iesn In number w euhsfhnt nl iron
eNc- or h1Xes. Islh bdto beAoyompanie.l win %
tcstril tiou VI fhe bss furoscd 90 be Constructed
hy utHtrui tho Uunty touunis.i0horl
THOMAS % LOWE,
y.j 2plAw County Audiiur.
q .... journal epnv
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NOIIlN
a.nho .p,n.. W Io..rh W nm..

ssmhO. btuH, 49, Joseph W DAVE.
MOTT ls hcnty gwen 10 Juserh W ulyis,
' whose phre uf fe .ilrnor BE- unknown That samh
% Paws htH fled hst pruionIn tne count OF con d.
mon ile-- o Mmrumely county. oWo. charging
-ud NNNa Win Ltu-" neglect of duty mud cNtfomp
CRUELTY rnd ask n npi he tnny Wv divoircd from
hn sad pe iu3uN Ia sfai,d tor hearing ht tho next
t.fm ot spid oalut
July "a asI sAEAHO piNia
hN W II. NrtNLtE Atfy. iyli.WtW
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By Telegraph.

EXPORTED Fon THE DhrrY EMPIRE
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For Rent or Sale "A house for sale or
rent ON Walnut street Call al VIM Walkofs
Clothing Store No 3Ol Thud street
July 18th
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-25

Ten recruits have been obtained for the
Third Ward against the next draft, at un av
erage ol $3.50 each
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-25

1t is believed that the city is full Of 5urg.
lars and piokpocke's. 1t is well to be on the
lookout
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-25

$40 90 Reward will be paid to any
one finding and returning to the omnibus Of.
fee, memorandum book lost on the 4th
Of July, p OLLIE.
July 23.lwd,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-25

1t is announced that eig hy-Gve horses have
been brought to the city from Lexington, Ky,
They will be put on the PocahonIas course
for training They nro all trollers
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-25

- sf.sss.--s.s-ss--ur
Ss-h hMxTA.s. l2~.aEAAXuA
Ib V Jul
~ ~
, W.
GlJy Auu1 OLnSl A1LSbJSrS.
Notice A mvu''up ol'he Stockholders Of
the EnrRe Company VII be held At the EN-.
riBE Oilee on IuesdaY ueAt 2bIh Mt O clock
Pic Nic st Josrphs congregation PRO
poses bolding a PIC Nc on tn" FAIR Grounda
on Thurodny, the 4lh day Of August Pro-
J,lo,f
For sale.-A good Frame House for sale
feSsas6Jrbg ,C,nbp6a fr
,nwltbif tif.sWns,pr Or B,noo,r
For Ran. or s,ls "A bonse far sal. or
son, an walnn, 80, c.uo,wm w.no5.
Clo,h,,, e,o,. N,, qnl Thnd s,,.,
49, 80
guy 'o"
A1O m Paward-win he n,id IN any
one hnd'ng ana returning TO the 'mn'ouS Oh
nee, Memorandum book lost on the 4th
of July. = D,LLE
Jnlv 9sJvd
II ia beiieved that Tho eity Il full nf ,nrp.
,,-,-, u',u
,"'s ''u p''APo'Ae o. ~ 70 w" " '' y" '''
lookout
IL 'S announced 'oa' ''sh h'y'n'e uo's'' nave
been brought to the city from Lexington, Ky,
They will be nut on the Pocahon,as course
G.. ,.,,,i,;,, rho, .ro .it ,.o,,o..
Ton rocrr,s bovo heor ,h,,i,sd c,r ,,o
lhFd "ara against the next urAi'' at IN av-
sreBe oI sioo eaeh'
Third yyava ne, w.,,;,u T,., cl-
lowing sen,lemon bovo heen snnoiotod 81 NJ.
no,oe ond ,o,;o;,i,,, o,,o,,,,,,, =. ,.i,o ,,,,
=, co. Lo ,.oon.na,o,, ar r,o,,ft, e.. ,Lo
Th;rd wo,a
H., pa.,. q, lao. L.,o.oo, al ..a .,t,
lanes Cnmp6ell Cbss Anderson
From Perry To ever, between "a and "a
H. II WeaHleNJ j M Osborn, Jas HartueIt
- - ~ pNIuiun p o,-,,,
Iames Anderton. No.h Kumler Josenb Geb,
hart
From Perry to Ludlow 'etween "a aud 3D.,
From Lnlo" 20 ltfl-rson between 81 md
5'n M' m",,"%r "o'u's " Lowe ""'
From Lnllow To Jegr,or b.,waa, 81 .rd
Sd; Owen Smith, Wm. Il johnson, q +. Rail.
f. 2 TreberN y!IUN M..
-"en%s"oH 'o Oahs'; between % ana 'lo
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Ihe LleIIerrnnd- lnr lNGl-

MEssEs EulToRs i--1he County Commits
souers de,liugi important Tint tte people
should be n, iuauled with he hcls contained
in the tJl'oant stntsmen', have directed me
TO turnish 10 10 you for Publication
The number Of families at present reported
by the trustees Of the diilefeot townships and
wards rs being epndrd,to wbei under the,
Law az laet winter fslha fnIlbve t N.AA t..a y
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-25

hese families are now receiving relief at
the average rate OF one dollar nud "a halt q
week, aud a simple calculation shows that nj
this rate, Mhich no ono will cah tAravaFaht,
the amount required Tor year is S1S.OOO
To meet this outlay the Commissioners
wil have r'sources nq follows
From County levy, mil. gg1.UuO .. ID.
From Hiatu q" mills tostimAt0d), $1,000 i05, ,O0U
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-09-20

BAR IRON, all sieeH,
Steel, Cast Spring and
Plows,
Nail Rod.
Horse shoes and Mailer,
Smiths hell VS.,
Vices, Anvils,
Black Smith Drills,
Nuts and Washers,
Brggy SPRING.,
do and Wagon AXies,
Thimble SkeIns,
Stocks and Dies,
Carriage Bolts,
NElleabls Iron, all kinds,
Z usually kept in u
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-09-20

One Of the finest residence in Joliet, situated o.
BrOetwey coRtaIu ng y rooms aud all the modern
Improvements. The lot is large and well improved,
Containing larg- quantity Of trees, shrubbery,
small fTIit &c, npOn the premises IL large ew barn.
cistren and wOodhousc, &C. Apply TO
uLIDDEN JoHoNNoT.
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SrRAYED OR STOLEN.

LNROM the premises Of Daniel Fishburn, in the
l. town u Jackson, 3 year oil cream coIored
Mare black and tail. legs black up the kr ees
ANY poison returning her o. giving Information u
D. Fishburp or ElTccd, viii lie bi.sgaiiy rewarded
by, A. BERsoN.
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NOTICE.

u.
DUBLIC Notice is hereby given. that on the Third
4 Monday ofNovemher next, being the Dist day Of
said m5nth,) / shall attend before the County Court
Of Will County the Court House the city Of JOLT
ct for the purpose Of settling and adjusting all claims
against the estate of Jacob Hof-r late said County
deceased when and whore all claimant notified
and requested TO attend and present their claims In
writing. against said estate. for ~ justmeut.
All persons indebted estate are also request
ed 20 make payment to the undersigned without delHy
CHARLES BKEYER, Admirstrator.
Sept. Goth, 1901 (pI5-6w)
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T o II s A Z e
NOTICE.

ESTATE OF BRASTCS COLE, DECD
DUBLIC Notice is hereby given, that on the Third
Il Monday ofNeveuiber next, (being the 2lSt day Of
said month"; shall attend before the County
VIII County at the Court House in the city Of Joliet
Tor the purpose Of settling and adjusting all claims
against the estate Of Erastus Cole late Of said
county, deceased, when and where all claimants
notified and requested to attend and present their
claims, in writing again said estate for adjustment
a II persons indebted said estate. al request
I'd to make payment to TIL undersigned without delay
ALM0N WILDER, Executrix.
Dated Sept. 90 1854. n15Cw
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so hHhs. MICHIGAN FLOUR,

From pure White Wheat. Retter known by the
name OF Family Peace Maker" Also
NOrGOn's, HOWk Hyde'S,
all reliable brands and every leI warranted at the
ACCOMMODATION sTOSE
BusL's Block, J.. CARSON
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Life Assurance.

A sSURANCE POLICIES issued on LIVES in the
IA old and we'll known Company the
MUTUAL BENEFIT OF NEWARK, Nj.
This company was established in lS45; has gross As
sets to the amount of OOQ and net the
amount Of 81 SOo0OO. Its rate Of a. OS
rs that Of any other company. d With its immense
accommodations IL Is enabled to pay 50 per diy
den as 10 its policy hOldeTA. No company can onsr
greater inducements TO the assured than the
UTUAL BEN FIT,
and only Ole ar two companies in the United Stairs
will afford large Of assurance for Ih..
same amount Of Premium.
GLIDDEN JonoNNoT. Agents.
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GuSpES & JosoSxOI

Good norse and lot situated cu HLkrry STREET
west eide Of the river. The house contains eleven
go d sized rooms, and has large tisterr, &C.
Apply to
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-09-20

A Small House and lot corner Of Washington e.
and Mississippi Avenue. opposite Michigan Central
Depot. Apply 20.
uLDRES JoHoSSOs.
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GLIDDEN 4 JoHoNSor.

A Farm Of 2o3 acres ir the Town OF Wilton. adjoin
ing and iLciud NJ portion OF Twelve Mile GrUYe -
Il Is under good state of cultivation AMI in the I'm
mediate vicinity ola school, siure, wagon maker,
blacksmith aud shoemaker In situation, quality OF
soil supply Of timber and living water ana i'm prove
nIens. this farm surpassed ~ few in the country
Crops. Tools, and Team sid wi b farm if trsired
Terms favorable. Apply to
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-09-20
Houses, Farms, Vacant Lands,
F o r s A L E .

Two desirable Lots in the part Of the city
both enclosed, and one containing a number Oi
hne Fruit Trees. For sal" chrap, and the most
fHvorabIe terms. Apply to
GLIDDEN 4 JouoNNoT.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-09-20

House and Lot on west side Of the river, con-
tanning 10 Rooms with a good earn, Cisteru. We'll
add all modern improvements. TeTms:-Cash enough
to secure payment and any reasonable time FOR re-
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-09-20

BUILDERS HARpTARR,
Locks, Latches, Butts and
scr, VS.,
NAILS, CUT & Wrought
Carpenters. Tools,
Farming Tools Of all kinds
Jerks, Sh0vrls and Hoes,
PLOWS and Cultivators.
Horse and Hand Hay
Rakes, Hunts and BloOd's
AXES, Pocket Cutlery,
TABLE Cutlery.
Chain Pumps,
Lanterns,
Powder RId Shot,
In short everythif
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-09-20
GIrprES & JcHoSSoz.

FARM Of 900 acres in Jssper c.. Indiana IN
the line Of the LogEnsrOrt. PeOriH burlington H.
about miles nom GoOdiHud Station. This farm Is
uncnItivated hut IL surrounded by improved iarms
To b. sud OF favorable terms viii lie exchanged
for property in tins city. Apply To
OIDpEN & JouoSNoT.