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IMPORTANT NEWS FROM TENNESSEE.
General Thomas Reported to lave
Fallen Back to Franklin.
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Large Rsinforcements Moving
Forward to Him.
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Rebea Accounts OF Dreckin-
ridges Victory.
Our Forces at Strawberry Plains
Reported Surrounded,
ees 4s.s -
The LouisvNie Despu ton.

The LouisvNle Despatch.
LoUlsvILLE, KY, Nov. 49, 1854
General Thomas ID rsportoa, to have fallen back 70
Franklin, Tennessee.
Tho military authorities hers<psy that the report is
correct General Thomas must "A, preparing to receive
the large reinorccmeuts tsr way TO him before
giving battle TO Hood and that no ss fallen back for no
ether purpose.
fFranKiia Tenn, to which Geners>Thomas IL reported
TO nave rereated, is situated twe1ty miles south OF
Nashville, on the and AIabrrns Railroad Like
Columbus and Pulask both OF which have doubtless
been sb ndoued by our troops franklin Is unmportans
outpos, OF the great fortified cnnp at Nash
vile. General Thomas will not DO likely TO abandon
Nashville unless defeated by Hood though It Is more
chan probable that he may evacuate Fnankin. --llp
HEHALp,l
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REBEL ACCOUNTS.
Hood Across the Temnessss.

IFr0n the Selma kebeI, NOV. IT
We do doubt, from geiiabie inform itun received
be o. that the entire army of Tennessee i across
the Tennessee rver and the gallant aud uncomfortable
nen compose II sxultlngly marching 70
wards the capital Of Tennessee Their numbers salts
factory Their Is passed. Their lupmente
in arms shoes clothing is complete. Under the e,d
OF daring and discreet commanders BeaureKard
snd Hood calculate hearing OF triumphs which
will the spirits of al our people, and put now
aADect situation.
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NEwBYaH, Nov. 28, 1894

NUV
ros greas nro which occurred here Saturday night ass
consumed twenty build ngs, mostly business houses.
some Of which contained large stocks Of goods which,
. general thing, not insured. Hubert hcLeass
Robert Dunn J. B. Oxley J. A. Thompsou J. NJ AIicuv
John Mcssrey, J. Lews. L. Baer. L. Montanus, John
Gooa k Mcs,voy. = 49, ., Scn,,inger SsrIy % ana Ms.
Provost Marshal aud General Palmer the ground
10 person with strong military forcs, who, with uha
aid or powder lent great assistance the Fro epart
meut In arresting the progress OF the flames.
The Newbefn 7smss made its appearance TO- day haviu0
been suspended during tic prevalence OF the Ysnsg
faya
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NEWS FROM RURrg cApcL,ss.

Another Disastrous FIRE as Hewb,rn-
Disnppearaaco or Yellow Fever, &C..
NgSBsEs NOV. D. 1894
Newb~n was visited By large Gre tho sat Of ,as
10th, which consumed large portion OF 10 pr,n
cpa business blocks in the city IL originated 10 tho wee
cream loon Middle street, extending to tho Nod,sa
P0rveyors depot Broad street Ibe dre arrssel
by blowing up two stores 90 Mdiis street whoh Dc
mpished the windows OF tho EpscoDs church opposite
me ~ II quite severe TO the PARTIES Interested espe
onllg IN goods as o1iy O snnai portion saved.
The yeioS fever hts entirely dRaDpesyed. rhe psN
three nights have been accompanied with heavy frcss
aud freezing xes her which Dsurss Nswbern against se
reaplearauce OF the lever.
daily Limo OF steamers In n0w es.abIished betwesa
Fortress Monroe and Ne Sbern Parties returning tha
cy oy thts route obliged to exhibit show
ing that tney are loyal and nave hers
a ssrmhb occurred the other day AZ Ply Ymouta, n
which the enemy repulsed
IL Is reported that the enemy rorti'yng the Re-
anoke and Chcwsn rivers, with tho view OF syacuasG
virginia,
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Ealae DoI1caoy.

FNI0o OOIuCWOye
The friends Of those troubled with bad hreatA
through squeamishuess dislike 10 refer TO ~
commit positive and cruel mistake especially II they ssy
OF the merits and great eicacy of the fragrAa
SOZODONT This 10 the true and onlv rcmedy for u
dincuty; there ! valid excuse for bad breath now.
ssld BY ali druggistA
The New York herald., 1864-11-29

nnA-T oY A MvsicAr CRnc--perrs eeudo, native %
yenice died ;ho 2ls o. October at pios, In France
he vas educated with Duprez az an opera singer By
Chorop oct h's voice vas good enough 20 ensurs
success and after passing years Parts az music
teacher bc turned h attention TO writing for we press
musical matters. He was successful became 's'a
log cont buicr the R, des Defss 1o-ds' aud soou
won reputation second ouiy 70 isi' Of Fe's. L's'
Fiorcnt,no, be made . handsome forturs v DIS pen'
Daring tho las. ew Of his ITO hs ga serensea
Hs died Ia bis Otty sabn rsN,
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Chaps. Chafes, Pimpiss, Eruptionss
Redness kr., cured by G0URAUDS Italian Medtcaso4
Soap At ha depot, S53 Broadway. Grand street.
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DIR. j. H. Quidor. President New YoRh
Electrical Insiutc aes Broadway. formerly Ciy Phya
can may b0 consulted dav and evening en- all dseAse
tndcnI 10 humanity. Those hitherto considered hopeloss
incur able specially invited. valuable boUk free.
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The Daring Attempt or Our Raiders to
Destroy Hoods PoatOon.

from the Columbus Enquirer Nov. IL
FLoRENCE, Nov. 0, 1884.
bold snd daring ATTEMPT was made . low nights ago
10 cut oose the poptoon bridge which spans the rennes
zee this place. Eight Yankees procured skin
several miles above u.s. and at nightta descended
for the purpose Of severng the bridge On their
stanal socesn into their service guide AT this place
the river Is very wide, and did not have pontoons
sufficient to reach from bank to bank. We there
fore forced necessity OF resting the north Of
the bridge upon island, from thence built trose
work 10 the opposi, snore Mr. Pedao, knowing that
between the sand and the north bank OF the river this
res;e work existed whsu nearing Florence turned the
marty into the cut of They were very much surprised 70
find this bridge but Mr. Pedan assured them that the
pantoons below the piers of the railroad bridge
They ioated down until the ysruck the psrs Here
ateiy nrsd upon The party abandoned the boat, but
Mr. Pedan Jumped In the river and made TO the shore
by aid Of the dense undergrowth every one OF them
escaped. Mr.. Pcdan padded ashore and gave himself
up. His explanation az to how he became connected
with the party was perfectly satisfactory 70 General
Hood and be wss Immediately released. Hts state
mcpt was that tho object of the expedition
was TO cut the pontoons loose 30 as 10 cut
OF all communication with The south bank OF the river,
thereby seans one corps OF our army aud consequent
ly ts capture. The rcheme was bod one, and would
have been completely successful but for the presence Of
m nd and coolness or Mr. Pedan.
IRE same correspondent, writing from the same place
the 10th iost., says:-
pontoop bridge The night was Intensely dark, and
good deal OF rain was falling The guards on duty as
steps anart TneYankees made lick with hatchet
upon the cable 70 which the boats are attached. the
blow severed all the strands but The guards heard
blow aod dar,ed to the cable before they could re-
peat tho lick There three OF them engaged In the
undertaking. The guard captured them before they
could get away.
Hreckinridgs RE ported surro udlng Our
Esrcas 90 straw berry Plains.
fFrpm tbs Richmond Sentinel. Nov. 25.1
We had very pioasing Gays the Bristol Regis
t-r OF the 22dl from below last night TINT Brocknridge
and Vaughn again hGrs he F0ness sur0taded al HrSur
terry PiGtns.
There was su engagement Friday last NOV. ls), in
IN hNua xnAx al
severely threehundred being reported killed We have
not aoo suthenticsliy the particulars, and
are inclined TO think the report only fancy Of the rc
liable gentleman"
rbe latest Information from Knoxville is that Giem
has mis- headq NJ the fair ground end nat there
is no prospect his receiving any Immediate reinforce
nsnta
The New York herald., 1864-11-29

Batchelsr's Hair Dye-ah ne Best I'm the
world Harmless reliable The only perfo
ays Bold BY Gil druggists Factory 81 barclay street.
The New York herald., 1864-11-29

Prcsent.-The Most Suitable PresoAt
for smokers undoubtedly Meerschaum Pipe, which can
he got genuine al POLLAK SONS, Manufa turers 81
BROADWAY Fourth Pipes order and 70
mai
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Burdsalps Arnfcn AImame n tan I0~
fslble for burns scaIds, spains rheumatsm guS
wounds. &c single application aays tho pain lrU1
. instant spplisd No famn, should 30 wnh-
out
The New York herald., 1864-11-29

Ladies' Bracelets, New Styies.-TWes
Three Fiys Six, Eight, Ten Twelve, Fifteen 70 rvl
Hundred Dollars each FER sale by GKO. O. ALLEN. -
Broadway, one door below Canal street.
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Highest Premium Lock stitch Sewing
Naehines-WHgELER WILSON, No SAC BreAdwNg.
WHEELER 4 WILSON'S Button Hole Machine.
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s,eppass OF miiis An Massaohusesss.

BosroN, NOV. ~ IsU*
Nearly all the factories and mills n Iswrsnce have
stopped running owing TO break In the csssl Repairs
Gro being rapidly made. and hoy viii 5000 resume work
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Tho Cost srI.uxur,es

Tho Cost OF Luxnrtes -. ,.,.ss
Oencuds In great measure upon whers ns s.ar,c~. ~
prices lust being regulated more I" Wv 49,"
merchants than tho laws Of irsd..
believing that . popoular dsmani, ~ ger wv"
~'~ FAIR PRICES A. .-..s -.
1, better than limited % prices oe,'o' ''e r'
tho general puslie, hs, s.,.pryp DOWN
m. ~.o,. AZ his choice stecx o. ppys
!, -, rs-s ste nj with self .prossctcs.
10 te ovcst r,Ysss every description Of Furs ~oru
;, 5ios from t6s rsrcs % TIE cneapcsh ana has nscn
ristv of Segh and Carnage Furs, among
euas. ssms or mo hsnasomest Arctic fon and Fcias
wnlcn van.s ~ svsr offered IN this market
bsA n FxiN, 50. bl3 BrcadNar, 81 Nicholas Hsiei
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Martin ~ Atkinson,
5II SEVENTH STREET EAST.
WASHINGTON, u O.,
good claims under $500 any Of the departmsnss
1t a d scount Of hvo per cent
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Elliptic Sewing Machtnos-RuA -
hot Air OFFICE 637 BROADWAY.
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rne Toilet Preparations OF Jssspn
ou'"o' HkLMBOLD'S, "a Broadway.
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n, sbe Lootss Use P~rry's Moth sna
r,.rs, on. speoiac remedy for sale By oil irust
Prepared ory By Or. B. Y. FERRY. pcrmaolossb 1'"
6trea
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Id Exss Made New.

Necklaces for Mtsses.-Two, Three,
Pve Rirht Ten, Fifteen Thirty Dollars each. For aSo
sy a. O. ALLEN AIS Broadway. door below Canal ss.
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Ths pres,dent Petroieum Compau

The Preaidemt Petroleum Company
NJ rr,sd.ut Yepango county Pennsylvania adves-
sesn, on oomptete organization a published Anothey
psgs aod fully explains of the corporation II VIII
Be- the officers and directors are of eIceen oc
ercial stand ng influence. Very liberal advantages
are oerrd 70 suhscrs and the territory Of the
"a 80 ample 49, very fair pfospert of immense
turn, 10 appears this
secured the eshany river and avor,e tributaries 2.
o and half miles In erteuA
umedately Join lands Of the President Compaay
several successful wells have bcen sunk. aud there rsoq
testimony IN OF success this cnte prfsa
Intended 10 two more companies out OF the terrnSy
secured By nPresdentn which will, OF course, enaw
tue benefit o. the original stockbodsrs The susssnp
sgeuts New YORK, Messrs l.. II. SIMPSON ",
dar supply all In nation d-saiis tnN
desired by subscribers 500 paid IN secur" s""~
~. ii seo~
The New York herald., 1864-11-29

The whiskey and Qut~tne Bmes"
Ioprer GOES the rounds In the Union csnr bosp cnu,.
found that H0stoer's stomach Bfrs vrcsss ssuitte.s
and Fsvsr and or strrnittent ann
with such "a dty cetsin that tns oesxv
SrWs skssld has Ssl an ino dsys. sod sevsv~ac~
New yors 9llco W Cedar srceL
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pamphlet directing how to speedily rssisrel sight sn1
rive p socctRees without aid OF doctor medicine Sont
by mali free receipt Of 10 Address e. b. Fosse,
N D., ii I3O Broadway, New York
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PetvOpsum m OiI Lands For 1aie-In tine
nav el regions OF Cattaraugus county. New FORK.
favorable terms Address O. Scott boz 1870 Post onlo.
" or q Scott, Yorx shire, CstArAugus county N. r
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Poudre subtitle Uprooss HAIR from Loy
sorebesds part Of the body. Warranted at 0OUs
RAUD's depot, ass broadway, near Grand street.
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pis Hat Enectual.-The EatArs

r.sdo from all deistersus ingredien0 render BROWNS
BRosCHIAL TRocHEs. or Cough and Voice Lsxensss. .
safe remedy for the delicate female cryounsos ohiiAs
sad has caused them TO be held tn the highlsteeeso -
cl,rr,mep. singers and Public Speakers generally.
The New York herald., 1864-11-29

Richmond.-Reds seed Prsess' No Ha9-
hug Roots and Shoes preee from 70 Is cent lee
,hsu prcvions 10 November The best French work al
wayr en hand ana made promptly Also sdsss
And childrens ready made and W measure 81 ~
v'l,oo "a reef Esv York Q. G. SICHMOkA
The New York herald., 1864-11-29

Although the turkeys 80 ihersly fornisned BY their
trend ~ home arrived ia. for the soldiers thanks
giving they ng "a day after the far, yet the day
passed o dehghtfUly Discipline was, 20 gront extent,
reInyed and urth ard oli'ty regled rampant.
The tnrkeya arrived aad wers dtribu,od through the
various eau9e yesterday after noon, and many glad
a,iie and merry os, lat the cacek and tell from tns
Ilps " The bFoaxed tb0y carried OF theIr
prizes 10 assured they ryare eaten with hearty sp
probation OF donors and with many fond rsmnis
cenco VI iha old times ~ home.
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st. Louis Alton and hicagO R. r.


r q n M For ale.
THE subscriber offers Cor sale the farm uknovn as
i the Fitch farm,l situated about two miles west of
Plainfeld Village, containing $40 acres II is we'll
Watered, and adopted to grain dairy and raising
stock There is on the premises good and we'll fin.
isaed house newly painted, large enough for two
families, and good barn. also good orchard and ap-
cheap any wishing have the whole OF part
part OF the purchase money will be required down.
the remainder remain term of years il desired
For further particulars empire Of VIM. g. Wheatand.
address " m. Fitch jr., Dryden, Tompkns Co.. N. Y.
June 1854. s3m
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URE
So GAR CANE SEEhi

IMPORTED by the Manufacturers of Cook,s Ex.,o
i rator, who interested in having the W., ~. 1o
piled with good pure Seed sup
i have for sale q limited quantity Of SoaRbum ana
Otehietam seed. Claimed to be the most pro3,.hi
varieties for this climate, Purchase if Won wsns
To be sure OF good seed. w. p. BARRETT.
March IL, 1864. 'o''''
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SWANS BOURBON BITTERS

H-They are made Of ingredients we'll known
and approved by the medical profession, -
having powerful tOHic properties, are both
Palatable and pleasant, with sufficient Strength
sHiHg properties to correct the bilious derange.
ment Of the system, and act like charm when
taken according to direction, as q remedy for
the following diseases :-ISdi0ssfioH, Dyspsp-
sid, JdEHdies, LirsT Affections, Loss Of Ape
tits, LOtCHsSs Of Spirit, SdIlOW Complication,
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FARM FOR SALE.

THE subscriber offers for sale his rm situated four
i miles south west of the city of Joliet said farm
contains abOu Dos acres of which 43 acres are good
woodand-the balance prairie under a fine state of
cultivation Th0re ~ fall plowed; and an
timothy and clover meadow.
There are three dwelling houses, and two orchards
on the place.
The farm will be SOLD altogether OF in part to suit
The subscriber also has for sale go acres of good
prairie well fenced situated four miles south of Joliet
near the plank road. 7
=, Terms easy For further information apply to
m"rch D. o. EDWARD KELLY, Troutmans Grove
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TRUSTEES SALE.

WHEREAS default has been made IN the payment
w of two certain promissOry notes dated the 18th
day Of December, A. ID. 1861, and payable two years
after Cate thereof Henry X Stevens or order one OF
said notes, for the of two hundred and hfty dol
lars with interest at six per cent per annun pay
annually, ana the other Of said notes for the sum OF
seven hundred aud fifty dollars with interest at ten
per cent per anuum payable annually, made and de-
hvered 10y John Kitchens. which said notes are Sc
cured to be paid by deed Of Trust Of the same date
Herewith duly executed by said John Kitchens ana
ElIzsbcth his wife, to the undersigned Albert r.
Stevens trustee upon the real estate hereinafter
described which said deed of trust recorded III the
recorders Office Of KankRkee County, state Of Illinois
Book 20 at pages 524-25 & 20 and application nav
ing been made to me by the legal holder oil said note.
~ sell said premises in accordance with terms OF SAID
deed Of trust Now therefore public notice is hereby
given that shall eel at public vendue to the highest
bidder tor cash. at the north door Of the Court Honse
IN viii County State of Illinois. at ten o'clock IN tn"
forenoon MUHdaN the 18th Of August. 1864, the
premises m SAID deed uf described aud for thu
purposes therein expressed, to wit: The north west
quarter of Section number five g. in Township num-
Der thirty Two 49, North and OF Range number
twelve (l2 East Of the third principal meridian con
tanning one hundred and seventy l1u acres more or
less, situated in kankakee County, State OF Illinois
and the appurenances theTeuntO belonging, together
with all right and equity Of redemption and all the
homestead exemption rights Of the said Grantors in
said deed Of trust their heirs and assigns therein
ALBERT z. STEVENS Trustee
Joliet May 81, 1864. n5l6w
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A U BURN HOUSE,
JOL Il p, ILL.,,

FORMERLY CENTRAL HOTEE,)
HAS BEEN THOROUGHLY REFITTED AND
IL newly furnished. 1t is centrally located in the
business part Of the city, and contiguous TO either of
the Railroads. aud will be kept with special regard
to secure share Of the travelling public as well as of
the farmers who do business in town.
The all We named House will be opeped for the ae-
commOdRtiOn Of those who may favor it with their nat
tronage, on Wednesday the 2sth of the present week
There are good Barns on the premises az as soon as
possible will he free open sheds.
G. A AUSTIN.
donet- may 30 iSbz n5Itf
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GERMAN PAPERS and BOOKS. at the
~ Post Office News Depot.
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NOTICE.

ESTATE OF GEOFGE W. FRASER DECD
DUBLIC notice is hereby given, that on the Ard
ii Monday of July next, (being the 18th dav Of
said month shall attend before the County Ctprt
Of VIII County at the Court House in the city Of JOLT
e the purpose of settling and adjusting al claim
against the estate Of George Fraser late of sai5
county, deceased. when and where ali Claimants ar.
notified and requested attend and present tb AZ.
claims IN writing against said estate for adjustment
All persons indebted to said estate are aso reons..
cd to make to the undersigned without DELAY
ELIZABETH FRASER, Executrix-
Dated June !, 1854. nsaa,
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THoS. II HUTCHINe.
Marck Is. "a. Agent for Joliet and vicinity
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s ON Il HING NEW

8 o NJ H n ii 4 n q NE w
NL0CkS, Sewing Machines. Parasols, Umbrellas and
Locks repaired, Keys fitted. Bells hung Door Plates
made TO order, Surgical Instruments repaired, Music
Boxes and Brass Instruments r6erally repaired and
sc. SCOLLAY
Wellington ST., near Ottawa St, olist. Ill
Toilet, July Ii. 1861. ra-.f
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FARM FOR SALE.

THE subscriber residing 3nliles from Jele5on the
South Plank road, offers his valuable firm on mod
crate terms The f. contains 20 acres OF and.uDdeT
good cultivation. There good house and bearing
orchard the premises. Apply you may loose
atnEgRih. A. RADERMACHER.
Joliet, Sept. 8. 1868.
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q in Block number twelve Q2) Township thirty hss
90 North Of Range ten o) East Of the third Prne
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County Court OF Will coUAty,

County Court OF Will COUatyJ
AUGUST Term A. u. 1864.
Thomas II widney, administrator Of the
estate Uf james shell. deceased,
VS.. Petition
Jane B. Shell, widow, and Mary C. Shell to sell
and John c. shell, heirs law Of said real estate
deceased. and JOHN W Shell.
A EflDANiT Of the non-residence Of James
n Shell, Mary C. She'll and John She'll defen 5ants
above named having been flied in the ofice Of the
Clerk of said County Court Of Mn County.
Nctice is hereby given to the SAID Jane B. ShGll
Mary q. Shell and John C. Shell that the complainant
led his petition in said court. the 18th day Of
July lc64 for authority to sell the following descrb
ed real estate which Of said James She'll
to VIII: The undiN id-d half of the half of the
north east quarter Of section thirty (3 in Town
sp thirty five (31) North of Range nine (e) of
the third principal meridian situate In said County
OF i'll and state of Illinois, for the purpose Of pay
ing the debts due by said deceased. and that q sum.
mons thert issued If said Court against
defendants returnahe the Third Monday Of August
1864. rs is by law required.
Now uni you, the said Jane B. Shell, Mary c.
Shell aud John G. Shell, shall personally be aud a-
pear before said County Court of Will County the
first day of the next August term thereof TO be bold
en- at joliet IN said county on the third MoDdas Of
August d, 1864, and plead, answer demur to the
laid petition, the same ard the matters d things
therein chargedand stated Will be taken confessed
and decree entered against you according to the
payer Of said petition.
WIN. ToNNER, Clerk.
JAMES GooDsPEED. Compl'ts Sol'r.
joliet, July 1lth, 1864.
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H1,lf you want to get little more than the market
Prlce In cash or trade for Prime Butter EgVs White
60 TO CasWelI's ' 'e W Se'i'
Is BlufF A.
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WILL STITCH, HEM, FELL. TUCK, CORD. BIND
w BRAID, QUILT and EMBRoIDEK beautifully 1t
will. with the finest needle and thread. from per-
feet work on the finest NansnOn, ever the heaviest
beaver-cloth and cONhidc with change of needle,
thread or tension.
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Illinois Mutual
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
WITH SUCCESSFUL
BUSINESS EXPERIENCE OF OVER % YEARS
Capital, $1,000, 900.
Losses Paid, 100000.

Losses Paid, 100000.
INSTEAD Of the pr. fits for simiannual dividends in
addition IN premiums. usually drawn from the In
sured, by stock Companies pay Eastern StOckhold
the rates in the ILLINOIS MUTUAL eQutabl,
arranged a. only to require from thu Members sufi
Gent money pay with eSrfdinty all Los &c aud ex
Penses. The Premium Notes, .niouuting to
One Million Of DOli1TS ed 10y lien upon
the property insured. valued Jver Ten Millions
This ample Fund affords guarantee for the pay
ment Of every loss-the security beins all located in
Illinois, and subject to own laws No policies are
issued Of tins State The Members are subject 70
no litgHtion-Al losses being adjusted by agreed ar
tTation. All losses cashed within ninety days, that
occur under Policies paid yearly in advance
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
B. K. Hart, Lyman Trnsnbull. Roberl Smith,
Samuel Wade, Elias IIibbard, Timothy Turner
J.W .Schwepple, B.. Gilman, II. W. Billings,
Benz p. Long LKellepIerger, Henry Lea.
Z. A. Holman, John Atwood, II. G. Atwood,
OFPIC ERS
NJ. g. ATWOOD. President.
kELLENBERGER,T Treasurer, and Special Agent
JOHN ATWOOD. Secretary
John Blaisde GEL Ag't, J. h Howard, Asst Gen Asr
ArLocal Agents at every county town in the STATE
BISsELL q heath, Agents, Joliet,
Sept. I. 1851. ul2