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The Shasta courier., 1864-11-19

BANNER AcAIN.-Canon House precinct
polled ten rotes-all straight for the Union.
Being less in numbers than at the Tower
House, of course the latter must take prece-
dence: but we'll pit TIE Canon House
against anything of its size, and bet on it.
The Shasta courier., 1864-11-19

MILL For SALE-Jolly & Brother offer for
sale a two-thirds interest in the Legal Ten
der quartz mill and lode, situated at Mule
town. Persons wishing to purchase will be
allowed reasonable time in which to pros
pect the lode.
The Shasta courier., 1864-11-19

CALcuTTA-Calcutta, the principal city
and port in the East Indias. was visited by a
most terrific hurricane on the 5th of October.
An Eaglish account says that out of 200
ships in port, 10 were entirely destroyed.
and only 20 out of the whole number were
left in a seaworthy condition.
The Shasta courier., 1864-11-19

RAIN.-Long had We breathed half and
half-half atmosphere half dust.--daily and
nightly we prayed that the dust might be
washed out. Our prayers moved the gods to
tears, and last Monday night they fell copi-
ously, cleansing and beautifying all nature.
May che gods continue to cry.
The Shasta courier., 1864-11-19

A DEMOCRATIC orator of this county, in
attendance here at the last grand rally of
that delectable party, recently met friend
and inquired. "Why don't you come and see
me?" The friend answered II did call at
your place the other day but found no one
at home. though heard the squaws IN the
bushes pounding acornss'
The Shasta courier., 1864-11-19

TAxKs.-Tax Collector Garden once more,
and for the last tinie exhorts his friends to
pay their taxes on or before Monday next
as after that date FIVE per cent. will be added,
The Shasta courier., 1864-11-19

CAN'r SEE Ir.-The Copperheads concede
the election to the Republicans. According
to their organs, there is no organization
known as the Union party. Republicans and
Abolitionists alone are recognized.
The Shasta courier., 1864-11-19
NEWELL'S
PULMONARY SYRUP
A MODEST APPEAL.

YVHE undersigned, having had all of their extcn-
sive stock of Goods consumed in the late fire,
and wishing to raise sufficient funds to make a
new start would respectfully ask all those indebted
to them to pay up Immediately, as they are anx-
ious to get new stock while the roads in good
condition. 1t is hoped second call will not be
found necessary.
ID. WE'LL & BRO.
Horsetown, Nov. II, 1864. nl2
The Shasta courier., 1864-11-19

Mick LILLIAN PYRAMID.-Under this head
the Nevada Gazette arranges pyramid. the
base of which is lame dog and two collins
the sides are :. State Prison, ~ New Jersey,
the centre " Allison's Ranch"
The Shasta courier., 1864-11-19

THAxxseIvpNG.-Rey W. w. Macomber
will hold services on the day of National
Thanksgiving, Thursday next, November
24th in the Union Church. an invitation to
attend is given to all.
The Shasta courier., 1864-11-19

Order made to provide chambers for Dis
trict Judge.
Order made for District Attorney to collect
expenses Of arrest and board of soldiers ar
rested IN this county for desertlon from T..
S. army.
On Wednesday Board adjourned for the
term
The Shasta courier., 1864-11-19

A YOUNG woman in Jackson. Mich. has
boen carrying on the recruiting business in
an original and highly peculiar manner. She
marries man on condition that he will en-
list and give her his bounty. She being
strikingly handsome, the man consents
After he has gone, she marries smother
Four men had she thus welded and sent to
the army On the fifth occasion she was
detected.
The Shasta courier., 1864-11-19

The San Francisco Call will accept our
congratulations on the bran new dress re-
Gently put on. You look we'll, sir.
The Shasta courier., 1864-11-19

MILIrARr.-The Lyon Light Infantry mu :
tered on Saturday night last, and marched
through the streets by the bright light of the
moon, presenting most soldierly appear
ance. We d. ubt if more intelligent, more
sober, more gentlemanly company of men
can be mustered together anywhere. Just
wait till our embryo brass band is able to
PLAY Yankee Doodle, and we'll back them
against any company in the State.
The Shasta courier., 1864-11-19
Board ss supervisors--xo.enber Term.


Reports of Road Overseers for townships
No. ? and received and accepted
The name Of the precinct heretofore known
as : Free Bridge is changed to the Tower
House."
County Treasurer report received and
accepted.
Warrants are ordered drawn in favor of
the officers of election on November Sth last.
for their services, at the same rate allowed
officers Of election last year.
Warrants ordered drawn in favor of the
Grand and Trial Jurors who served at the
last term of the County Court, for the sew
eral amounts as certified to bv the Clerk.
The Board 'apportioned the outstanding
Indebtedness for road purposes amoung the
various districts, as follows
The Shasta courier., 1864-11-19

SAM LAVENTHAL has Just received a
choice stock of Dry Goods. consisting OF
Dclaines, Calicoes, Sc, which the ladies
will find are sold very cheap. Call and
see.
The Shasta courier., 1864-11-19
Sousp DocrRusr.-Gen. A. P. Hovey, in

SouND DocTRINE.-Gen. A. P. Hoyey. IN
a late speech in Indiana said
If had the power here. Iwouldn't let one
single man, woman or child, speak, or print
or publish one single word of treason. That
is my creed. l have good reason to be ultra.
have marched With your brave boys; have
seen their blood crimson many battle field
and marked the green graves of the fathers.
The memory of their sufferings and their he
roism is indelibly craven on my heart and on
the heart of every loyal American. These
poor soldiers, toll worn, bleeding. falling
wrapned in their blankets as winding sheet
have fallen heroicaIIy, while these cowardly
hypocrites cried peace.
The Shasta courier., 1864-11-19

We'll DoNE-A blow in the right place,
and at the right time, was struck by Cap
tain Collins, OF the U. S. steamer Wachusett
Had this policy been adopted by our cruisers
in the beginning of this unholy war, piracy
on the high seas by English cruisers would
have stopped in its incipiency, and the worst
result that could have arisen from it would
have been war with foe worthy of our steel
and upon whom reprisals could have been
made, All honor to Collins, and may the
Government sustain him, instead of taking
the course ii did in regard to Commodore
Wilkes. It's full time that foreign ports had
ceased to be haven of refuge for these pi-
rates, and most glad are we that the new idea
has been inaugnrated. Again, all honor to
Collins.
The following. from the Alta, is the most
authentic account of this gallant affair that
we have seen
The Confederate steamer Florida. after a
long career of prieateering piracy. has been
captured, while at anchor in the port Of RA::
hia. near the town of San Salvador, on-fhe
coast of Brazil in latitude l3s south . It
appears from the telegram that on the night
Of 9th of October, tie Florida entered that
port while the U. S. steamer Wachusett was
lying there. The next morning Captain
Collins made an attack and the Florida sur
rendered. She was taken to sea, and was
probably supplied with crew by the Wa
chusett. The latter is third class screw
steamer, of ten guns, 1892 tonnage, and has
FIR a long time been stationed on the coast of
Brazil
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ID &c. d. McR r.

III AFlNG sxperimeI ted with medicine in the treat
meDt 81 disehses TOR years, laying aside all prsju
uees has examined in the meantime all the varioua
systems and schools Of medicine and have selected such
remedies as can demonstrate be and efficient
REJECTING all mineral poisons. To remove aeuto din
ease IS comparatively easy task u the curing Of
chronic diseases that requires knowledge combined
Win patience and perseverance tempered with kind
ness Ii Is in the latter class Of diseases where phVr
Clans mostly make their aflures- Having given mi
Class OF diseases may special attention profess 10
prerRTed u treat ALI chronic dseasrs with positive au
cess mean all that durable cases, unless n 3.
condtiOnally, that patients may depend upop nv
declaration. profess to successfully All chron
diseases Of the Lungs Liver, BrOnchia NurAgia Parn
lysis, rheumatism and all arrangements Of the nSrV
system fistna and Piles successfully treated In
from thirty to sixty days. without the Of the knIf
peraleied the lOtsome disease known by the
name Of Cancer in all lite stages without use Of the
knife any harsh treatment II patients will strictly
Obey Es Instructions, will guarantee satisfacon IN
al cases where Reorganization Of the vital orran
has taken place The best Of references can Be eiTea
from ctzeBs 81 ST. LOnis, where devoted NV practice
for the las; three years. have in my once Can
1usror, Weighing from to Ibs. that have re-
moved with saeoe-s, without the Of the knife FOR
further particulars and others are Invita-
tocsii sBJ examine Tor themselves.
RI. MeRAE, 0eeaIist aad AurtsG
Gives special ztteron 10 diseases the Eve and ar
In this ciimfs NhcEH TIE Eye IL subject 80 20 uanv
diseases whh fatal delicate structure All
peTsonsa otsd should attend the earliest symptea
avoiding nu'h suffering ard pFobAbIs blindness.
Letters IRON a distance, Containing stau.D
- .-5r r-s ID. MoRAE, u. D. 81. Louis, Ne.
.-l Z. OFFTcE.Ho. IS zoR7B EITrH a. =
BetEeen Pine aad Chestnut strcts one square iron ths
Court House, st. Louis, 80. nI2-Iy
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THE INVALID'S HOMT
III. KNAPP, M. D.,
FORNERLI OF n. Y, MS orKSrI
i N F IrR. M A RY.

IN CHICAGO, ILL.
I'm new system, which embraces the most annrox.
~ - methoos OF treating Diseases in this or any
other country. All Female Diseases LING Disea.S
Cancers and Rheumatism are specaI diseass tTeafe3
tls ihsutution, in the treatment Of which no man
nas had more expernce greater succeas thar Ar
DOCTOR. His Consultations for years. have AVERAGED
from hEe to six thousand year. The following dis
Eases Nneh are pronounced fclTdbls by the Medical
generaly TIT ated with Sscss I'm tbis In
sutution All nervous and neuralgic affections d.
eases oi women all forms Of scrofnla dyspepsia con-
sLPnilon, eA1n diseases, and Tnhertulons
anectohs, including pulmonary cOnsumption rheuma
sn' fsraysis, epilepsy, Asthma, salt rheum remit
tent and Intermittent fevers the diseases Of chfdren
he has bad an extensive practice and vonderf1I a.
without the knife He treats successfully on n ~,
instinct al the diseases Of the EYE and EAR
hemember, the doctor does not promise 10 en-. =;
Sses OF diseases While AL diseases az, nrp,1,, ~
taAen IN sSason, all Stages are - Won $50 - n
Snf@ole thls week, Nc. next-today NOT tornarro,s
nene-, 70 daDgeF ofdelay.
The Building Is pleasantly located spacious ana will
accommodate several bundled patients No Gaze viii
De received where there any doubts / asure or
relief The best nurses only employed who with the
ply sieian will make all fea at home that put them
selves under the care Of this institution.
IEkMS-hom ten to fifteen dollars per week inrarf-
doy IN ddrdce No patient taken for less term than
one MONTH as no one he satisfied as to the beneat
tney may receive In Chronic Diseases In less time
MANY PATIENTS who are not able to come to the Iufl
mary can be successfully treated at me- which Vii,
cost from ten to fifteen dollars per month : =
All le' tiers, inclOsing letter stamp addressed N
prompt atteTtion.
consultat;Sa free, Office Hours from A. A. IN o. -
0Ice iIe south Clark st.. Ozark and Monroe sts
sept ~ i0e"' Misty
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signs OF a Prosperous, Farmer,

GA9AAS VI - = OAONAof - - -
When lights are seen burning in house
before the break of day rim winter especial,
"; it.shows that the day will never break
on the breaking 10 Of the winter OF adVer-
sity.
When you see bis house smaller tnan
his harm, it sh, WIS that be viii have large
profits ard small affections.
Whsnygu seebip drive MS VOTE ~
stead OF his work driving hlm' u sho"s
thathe will mover be driven from good
resoiu ,ions, and that he win certainly work
his way 60 prosperity. .'.4i"@
When ycu see in bis house, more lamps
for burning lard or grease, than candle
sticks for more expensive purposes, 1t
shows that economy is lighyeniug bis way
10 happiness and plenty with that light
vhichdshsuld eulighten every farmer in
thejWorld. s
When be has house separate from the
main purposely for ashes and az iron or
tin vessel C transport them, il shows that
be never built his dwelling for funeral
pile bis family, and perhaps himself. .
When his hog pen is boarded outside
il shows that be is going the whole hog or
nObe' in keeping plenty inside bis house
and poverty out ~ "a ~
When bis sledis safely housed In sum
msr, and bis farming implements covered
both winter and summer, it plainly shows
that he will have q good house over his
head in the summer Of early life, and The
winter Of old sge.-g -z---.-, 49,.
when bic cattle are properly shielded
snd fed in winter, it, evipces that be j
acting according to scripture, which say
that "a merciful man is meTciful to bi
beasts
When be Is sect, sSbscribing for news
paper and paying for j. in advance,
shows that be is speaking ike book re
Fpecting the latest movement in agricul
tufe, and that be will never &c: bis wall
ing papers to the land Of poverty.
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N2TICE is hereby given to all persons concerned
4Nthat at sale Of lands and lots for taxes held at
the Court House in Joliet, Comfy Of Will and State
Of Illinois, the Goth day Of May, 1862, the under.
signed am the legal holder Of the purchase certificates
acres lot sab NJ ElI and VIZ N WI Sec. 6
Town 81 TO- in said County and State, and that the
time Of redemption will expire In two years from the
date of said sale.
Feb. 16, 1864. EDWARD KELLY.
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COUNTT OF WILL }St Of Oct. Term. isSs.
Claressa Parent vs.. Aaron ParreDt-Bi in Chancery
A FPIDAVIT Of the residence Of the above nam.
"a ed Aaron Parent having been fled in che Office Of
the clerk Of the said court Notice hereby given to
the said Aaron Parent that Caressa Parent the
plainaDt above named filed her bill Of complaint in
said court on the chancery side thereof the 2lst
OF April A. d. 1868, and that summons thereupon
issued out OF said court against the said defendant
Aaron Parent returnable ON the 3rd Monday Of Nav
1865 as is by law required and that the said cause 4
still pending in said Court.
New unless you the said Aaron Parent shan person.
ally be and appear before the said Circuit Cont Of
WIN county, On the first day Of the next term
70 ne holueh on inc hrst Mo-.Say in The month Of
O0'ooeI me- tne city Of Joliet and plead answer or
demuEr 20 the said eonplainants bill Of complaint the
same and the matters and things therein charged and
Stated VIII be taken as confessed by you and decree
will be entered against you according to the PRAYER a.
said bill. = r. = Ei-'s-1 . - ~ f~'N VI
s. W. Bowen, Comps Sol. -
Joliet, Aug 4, 1868. us.l
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NOTICE
NUTICb.
EsTATE.OF ROBERT STEVENS. DECD.

AAHOr hODhhI e1h'hENo. ObSO
DUBLdC notice is hereby given, that on the 3rd
i Monday Of March next (being the 2lst day Of
said monthly we shall attend before the County Court
OF VIII County. at the Court House in the city OF JOLT
ct for the purpose of settling and adjusting all claims
against the estate OF Robert Stevens late Of said
county, deceased, when and where all claimants are
notified and requested TO attend and present their
claims in writing against said estate for adjustment.
All persons indebted said estate, also request
ed to make payment to the undersigned without delay
NANCY STEVENS, Executrix
LEWIS X. STEVENS, y
THOMAS J. STEVENS, ! Executors.
Dated Jan. II, 1864. n3l-6w
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80 NOTICE.
ESTATE OF CHARLES RoGAN DRCD

DUBIIC Notice is hereby given, that ON the Third
IL Monday of April next, lbeing the 18th day of
aid 1ntli shall attend before the County Court
Of viii County, at the Court House in the city of JOLT
e Tor the purpose of settling and adjusting all claims
against the estate fCharles ROTan late OF said County,
deceased when and where all claimants not flied
and requested to attend and present their claims in
writing, against said estate, for adjustment.
All persons indebted to said estate, also request
ed to make payment to the undersigned without delay
SAMUEL d. F00TE,
JOHN MCCARTHY,
Feb ., 1864. (n366w) Administrators.
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:ImprisOnmsnt for Violation Of InJunc.
: ffous IN Selling Sewing Maehfnea

zrR JOSEPH THORN has been arrested bx N.
MI United States Marshal, and lodged in Ffdrfdrs
street jail violating isiuncti0n By seIIinr 80
ing machines. On modon Of George Giiord, Ksq, an
nited States OouFt against the dsfens1SL "a .Ili1S
sewing machines in violation q an iniunetior i1Sue3
against him, On the patents owned by re wheeler 4
Wilson airing Company, and the Grows n
ker Sewing Machfne Company and knoBn- a fhs sew
ing machine feed pAtent. Violating ths order ofCo
j. refheF serious mHtteF, Il rsndeu the nGenfor
liable % punishment BY hne and inpris0nneat-ESe
York Tine -
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NOTICE
OF JOSHUA W. HAND. DEcp.

ESTATE OF JOSHUA W. HAND, DECD.
DUBLlC notice is hereby given, that on the third
Il Monday ~ March next (beine the 2ist day ..
sad month"; shall attend before the County Court
Tor the purpose of settling and adjusting all claims
against the estate of Joshua W. Rand late OF said
county deceased, when and where ali claimants are
claims In writing against said estate for adustment
All persons indebted to said estate are also request
lay. "''uO"' "
. r...,-,., 80, ELIZA RAND,
De.''-u Iep. ~ 1904. knSo-ow) Admins traitors
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

JOLIET PLANK ROAD COMPANY.
SIOVk HOLDERS in The shove are hereby notified
~ that at meeting Of the Directors December 3Otb
1867, the following action taken: =
"Resolved, That dividend Of Five (5) Dollars per
share be ard is hereby declared the full paid shares
OF TINS company payable in cash, under direction of
the Treasurer at the Office Of the superir nant In
Joliet, on and after January 9th, 1868.
Attest, ! HoRATI0 HILL Sec.
be paid above. my
Joliet. Jan. 5th, 1863. VIC WoOD s,,,
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New c65,,,s,7''

WITCH; In faef rs sper goods Of svsr 1se stock
purchased u Joliet OF Cs g .sl lover tSsS
tass . caii a n,5a II DRY Goods w md en- Erss IL
LADIES, Oe1Ore purchasing sis @Ssi bss.sa
Bladk SIM, Poplln., M. Tanss sc, GOODS.
LANES, Plain, figured, Watered &C. - AlnPa,s.s, -
MILLINERY AND FANCY seoan -. -
Sonnets and Trimmings, Consisting of pn.tts =
sstns i1nings, Plumes Rosetts artifcias
Hose, and Round Silvered Uombs s5 S1lAoren's,
a., f5lntea Cslcss Cambrics, Brown and B1eaehsd en-
cettoD Broad Cloths Tweeds Kencky Jeass
n, a SPLENDID sssortment Of Embroideries.
Dlps crsDs GSn.imzstt Curtains Muslin counss
this is the place for bargains :
~ & a. X C.DUECAN
= Z 81 Chicaro 49,
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How Beautiful for a Child,s Grave |!

hAGUARREoTYPE PICTURES ATTACHED To
IL Head Stones and Monunents in PARIAK MARELE
CASE and varrented to secure the Likeness from any
air and dampness for long number of years Any
DaguereOtyst can copy the DagneTreotype to these
Cases from the original picture, and it is but few
moments work to attach Of them TO a Head Stone
When attached to q Head Stone or Monument, they
look as though they were carved with the
Sculptors Chisel, for they initiate marble perfectly
They are very ornamental TO n Head Stone and nre
worth twice the amount charged. for an ornament
More than Fifteen Thousand Cases have been Sold
this TACT alone shows conclusvely that they fast
running into general use.
The adjoining Of the Sepulehers of removed ones al
leyAtes grief, and soothes the wounded heart 1t
also cheers tue bereaFed know tina; an additional
establishment OF the presents stronger aftrae
tons the attention Of the stranger and causes
him TO pause and learn the RdBse, and gaze the
licenses of who has shared largely in the love of
others To refined and cultivated mind, there is not
more mournful spectacle on earth than desc
Grated grave, neglected and grown graveyard
Those in whose memories the departed live will come
to strew sweet flowers upon their graves and drop
tear Of sfi, ction. ~
The, will plant there the Rose. the Lily and the
Evergreen Emblems Of fragrant and beautiful
Immortality, which they assign them in the Paradise
OF God Above all would deplore the loss of those
licensees of dear departed which are SO distinctly
engraFen upon the tablets OF our memory Although
months aud years may eapse since inexorable Death
made surrender the bodies of cherished ones TO tie
grave and their spirits to God, they still
| ont 10 our minds beautiful and lfelfke.
And who does not realize melancholy pleasure in
recalling departed ones, he their image clothed with
the innocence and loneliness of youth, marked by
| the sorrows or cares Of agal
One Of these Cases will be sent by express to apy
person in the United States for Two Dollars One oz.
en- Cases W Ill be sent to Marble Dealer Daguer-
reoty pist for Twelve Dollars.
Circulars &C. furnished free, and sent with each
package Of Cases. Agents charge s. apiece when
they attach them to Head Stones. $1,000.
Any person wishing to sCll them be supplied at
Twelve Dollars per Dozen.
Young Men and Mechanics can by engaging in this
business make easily Fire Hundred Dollars this Sprn e
and only Twelve Dollars required Capital TO
mence with.
A Monumental DESIGN Rock will he sen, tn ANY NAV
ble Dealer for Three Dollars This hTstrate work.
aud well worth the price asked for IL.
All Orders must be accompanied 10y the Money: 7
will be responsible for it's safety, you have proof
sendingit.
Address the Manufacturer
A. LEWIS BALDWIN,
m26 Al % West
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Wanted,

THREE OR FOUR PEDLERs with teams, to 90.
Il Cultifat0rs, for which good wages by the mcnfh
or liberal commission The sales will be allowed
APplioants should be prepsired to commecc abaut
the z4fh inst Apply personally 70 the subscriber al
Manhattan or address by letter through Joliet p. o.
JOHN YOUNG.
Manhattan, Apr 1851 lac
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LNROh the subscriber, one mile west of I,l;.. -.
three weeks ago, bay horse colt years IA MI
spring, branded with the letters q B on tbe Ia
shoulder, small white spot in the forehead ana
little white on one hind foot Whoever viii so1sss
said colt to me in Joliet, will receive tho ahote
Oct. q, 1868. JOHN B. SCuTpGp NJ ara =
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$50 ReWard--Strayed

EFRoM Joliet on the Goth of August, dark bay
- mAKE, three years old, shod before has few
on one Of the hams. P VI N
III; any one giving lniormation Of her whereabouts
van Ae'ei'e 'i'e 3o0'e reward A. II. COOK.
Jo,;o. g.. ,oeo Vr at Bushs Meat Market.
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5 o N e IT HIN Nj

CuOCKs, Sewing Machines, Parasols Uubbre,f., "a
~ Locks repaired, Keys fitted, Bells hung Door DE-.
made 70 order, Surgical Instruments renaired No.
Boxes and Brass Instruments geDeraIly rrTs7rsd -
various othor jobbing, all warranted we'll Sono - an"
s. g. SCOLLAY
Joliet, July le. 1907. ~ 0iet ~ ~
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STRAYEn

IfROM the subs riber in Joliet, on the 18th AprI
II dark bay mare, five years old. Any person Wv
ing fnformation where said mare may he fouud viii ha
paid for their trouble. q - J0sEp9 aIIN NC
Joliet, April 20, 1868 81 3