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CASUALTIES IN THE nGHTgEs1H PByNsYLvANIA CAVALRY.
Sergeant G. +. Houser, II, head.
serrssn. UlusS T. Joan nai smi.S nj n. III. forearm
| Morgan Gonely, ], lett hand.
| Thomas Perrin, +, both legs.
Jacob Bsllar y, missing.
| George r. Gordon. 4. side, slightly.
David siibsy. /. missing.
Adam Ram. !, missing.
Alexander Roberts, !, missing.
David Watkins. j, missing.
Geo. johnson. i, missing.
3ie Hsxasder Ssk1'e; Cup. i M n, miss missing
?: ". Howard ,kilIed
Martin Sherwood, d. shoulder.
Levi JonesSD missing.
Ferdinand l,'sIsa vansamh, H., l., severely wounded
VIM + Eay, l., wounded.
Thomas Miller, G, wounded.
Elisha Daily, q, wounded.
Danl. Davis, G. wounded and left on the field.
David Gump, G, missing.
+. NctanD, L., head.
JAS =. Dopnelly, L. left log.
Lieut. S. Mccormick, killed.
Capt, s II. Tresouthwick, left leg, severely.
CASUALTIES IN OTHER REsiMRNTe
rheo J. Bachelor, d. 1st Massachusetts, right foot
Fred. Abel, D, sth New York, head.
Cerp. Hyland Thomas. 9th New York, knee.
Orlando Cole, 5ih Now YORK, head.
Arthur siddle, +, I'd Ohio, hip.
Corp. David I. Osborne, g, "a Ohio, ankle.
Orlando Moore G, 9TH New York, thigh.
Martin Ryc. Q, 9Th New York, foot
Jno. N. Black. d, 4th Pennsylvania, arm.
Joseph Deturilcr, G, Sd New Jersey, confusion.
Clark Weench, B, 9th New York, head.
Theo yilanore, X, 5th New Yosk, head.
Frank Santebra, 9th New York, hand
OPERATIONS SECOND BRIGADE.
The Second brigade advanced towards Malvern Hill iu
columns the right going by Phillips house the
left following the Turkey road at Malvern Hill The
columns connected, and with the assistance OF aunboat
that operated with them they succeeded In ousng
~.
ments dismoun,ed and dcpos ed as skirmishers, and
ultimately took position on the hill, and dis
covered that the corps OF A. P. Hill and Pickett
were in their immediate front perfect furor
OF excitement raised in the rebel camps
when Chapman's brigade appeared at Malvern
His Immense clouds OF dust suddenly commenced rails.
ing every direction showing plainly that heavy bodies
OF troops had been put in notion Malvern Hill held
until large force Of rebels up, whom cavalry
fell back az Turkey creek, which place they slnl
occupy regret that have been unable 10 the
casualties in this brigade and tho details OF the reconnos
sance but being with the other column, at White Oak
swamp II Is impossible to do so at present This division
Of cavalry now plckes from the vicinity Of Long bridge.
on the Chckahominy, TO Harrison's Landing, on the
james covering Of the Army Of the Poto-
mac.
ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS.
Battery K OF the First United States artillery accom-.
panied the First brigade, and rendered important ser
vice in front OF White Oak swamp. When the rebels
left their rife pits and advanced upon the Eighteenth
PENNSYLVANIA, Lieutenant Maypadler, who commanded
this battery. opened them with cannster, and soon
drove them back into their inrcnehmenis with consider
able confusion The enemy appeared TO be In force, and
our would have been extensive had II NOT been LOT
the skllful manner In which Colonel Mcintosh handled
bis men, taking much palma 10 keep them from the
epemy's view.
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il will yeak with no uncertain voice the Ian.
ruHge Of loyalty aud tdcity. But We aru no.
disposed 70 forget Citber that many oC the dele.
emc' TO whom this appeal is sout, have hardly
sustained tho measures Of the Government with
an enthusiasm which would have placed them
beyond suspicion Of regarding the cause Of the
EtbtE with a. certain disrcrutSblo tenderness.
No such appeal Hs this could possibly eve becr
maCc TO them, &c tire Condolences had not be.
hCNCd ifat in the hiCagC Convention they will
have many who secretly symDAthirc with tlcm.
The grounds OF That belief We do not uudcrtSke
20 ct ttrb at present. but che fsrt proved by-
This very appeal which we sdducc, ~ 1uld make
ail true men extremely suspicious. Tho Spu,u
Nss Is cd friends. IN convention assembled. 60
nominate aolC body who will bc tor peace, wnilc
70 it..' US IN the -suo breath that Il will never.
'tygg Sur ULdCT.
The appeal is made 70 mcu who do not Dispute
their Cp,ui that 10 all matters, nc lCGs an'C-
rtttui 20 tuC Rebellion, the North was altogether
wrong. llCrc. H appears 60 Us, Is very suspl-
g'Ous JhHiG &C circumstance. OF course it viii
lo iu thU tower OF tho COuyoutiou to set all these
matters tigl g. but vrvc'y much doubt its iuCua-
tons. For Il VIII rHt, wo fancy, hy buui an
easy task 10 make ur M issue i'h the Admins.
tatiOn, without exhibiting the uulue,uonal Ic
Partially Cf the Convention Tor the Southern viAw
OF most great public questions. It will bc DIN
cult Tor gentlemen 70 uir their hostility TO rrCsi-
dent Lincoln without finding themselves SINGING
n harmonious duo with Jefferson Davis.
No whcrC aie thc wrongs and injuries of the
Northern people more kccnly felt than IN RiCn.
mond. No where DO people so loutly bCWHi Our
.oss Of freedom, No where arc they such stick
lCrs for liberty OF the prCss. No whore are our
taxes so stcrnly denounced. No where is our
COnsCription 50 thoroughly lUlt IL be uuC1nstitu-
tional. This. which is tic Rebel view, is also the
Copperheed view; aud Il must be owned shat the
coincidence is rltheruniucly. Mon III ask how
il has happCued.
IL IL, Of course, within the power Of tho Chi
oaFO Convention to disappoint lie dear Richmond
friends, II Il can hnd thc heart 70 do is. But whom
NJ hnNhtut NOT f.r,i.. Of ...I.
liCitiCs of "our wGyward sisters bat Of the posi-.
tive necessity VI declaring that the present Ad-
ministration has bCcn altogether wrong tyruu-
meal, oppressive and ineffective in is course,
tn sheir Richmond advisers. But they are lcft no
choice. Unless they duly ask pardon upon their
marrow.bonSs, "the war must go on" II becomes
them, therefore, not TO changv their diet but 20
eat their humble pic as OF old. Something may
como OF Their humility-aitcr the Union Is re-
ztOfcdi
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DRILLING rHH CH~AGOICGs.

$Tsw nc 1rh1~N
Il sounds . t'!o odd, and yet, somehow, cS-
tremely natural. to hear from Richmond the
language OF an lnsoleur dlctation addressed 10
che members Of iho hicsso Convention. Their
was time wksr sEci bisstcr aGd bullying were
wha4 everybody expected, and 6acn Democratic
dele gatcs trou; tho Ncrthcra States (orgo. thc!,
selfrcspect in their rcsper, fer tho alavcholdlnE
b-auch OF tho party. Hnt that WAS when Fir iB,a
was still kind oRJg. % remain IA tie uuiol,
and still, with ulor0 oy ices grum5ling, allowed
hersei ~ vote ioy President Of the Unite
states. GlJa, Vas tiuie whom she had right a.
least TO Cdv.s5, as 5lto SILL had voice lu the
decisions Of national conventions.
But the force OF habit ia extremely strong; $50
We must DO permitted to add that tho mon in
Richmond hnoW prctiy well, at least, the iuf'-l1r
tiOns of the me1 who viii meet a. Chicago, A.
the same time, Il is hard 90 conceive Oi any
tolerable cohesion Of delegates in the l0ysi
States, receiving wish equanimity, from q
State which d5c.Ir.s itself forever Out Of the
Union, and IToE those who disayOw al ail--
glance 70 the Constitution, instruction, To-
their guidance W. e contest carried on tur rl''
Union and Tor that Constitution. Ne' v,yl
calm insOlence -h3 Richmond wig announces
TO the coming ln-cr,!0n lis duty, and crleLs
the long wel..kuJ JWn, and Old-idshiOnod W!iQ
about the ears Of its members. They are Dn-
nominate a Pres. lent who will carry On the war
with vigOr; they are not % declare theE Unllter-
aUlc lluelltg To LA5 NA.oN auu tue NnhAls-A..ta
they are not 70 nominate an uuc0mprOmisr
opponent OF COni5lsrlte independence; tney N
20 declare for peace they are TO pronounce TIE
war uncOnsIi:ut.Onal; they are 60 stJg he
Wnr''--thag Is the language Of the llhi0 they
are "tO stop the way by an acInowledgCnc "a.
of course, 0f the ni5laracyl Ii they DO no,
10 this II is held that they win msreVrcsent ID.
masses of the North m people. II they DO mol
60 this "the war must 90 on"
We want this nsoent and audacioUs inter
ference 10 be fully kn0wn TO the American peo
bic, because it Is quite Of a piece with the usual
dietation Of the Shareholders, and because i
wi | lead the public % watch very narrowly thy
procet ding OF the body which Is thus instructed
and we hope insnlted. We are willing 20 be-
uoYe that L viii not dlbble in treason, aud thai
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---Thcy Ne playing Uncle Tome C01,a at the
ChatC!ct Paris. The chareetcr Of eva IL
uuittCC,
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6aF'9 DEAFNESS, NOISES IN TIE HEAD
THROAT DISEASES, C.\TARGH

THROAT btSEASESt C.NTAREH.
T'nse WHO suncr from these malades have now tbs
very best opportunity fOr finding rett. Tho apparatus
constructed b. Dr. Won MoSCHZISkER Is undoubtedly
the perfectly effective agOnt used for ruaChug
the OF the disease 10 which IL Is dr cte and srad
eating It viii, wonderful rnpGltY. The application IA
paintss. OficC, No. 1927 WALNUT Street.
TESTIMONIALS
To tho Dcaf,-Dr Yon MOschslsECr, Aurist, No, 1927
walnut street operated most successfully on nay
restoring 20 perfect hehrinr. Euircd from what the
phYsClsls cAlcd thickCnug Oi the DRUM OF tho
WILLIAM CRANE, Builder,
BeJdcuce, No. l-l3 5 Second street.
Philadelphia Ausustg, 1861
PHILADELPHIA, 18th juno, l96tIhs " to certify that
i,r four years truhlled with offensive Discharge,
accompanied with deafness, llHvC been treated by nu-
msFOus yslcbns without receiving any heneat. some
month applied 10 DT. YOH MOscLIi, ,keT, who has
nplshej perfect cure,
JOSEPH SHOEMAKER,
OF the drIn Of Shoe maker Z Tisdal, Merchants,
No ga n. Broad street
Private rcsiJonos No, 72a Green strgct.
EIE- Dr YOS MosCHzIsEFE can be consulted on
al alndlts Of tho Eye Tho SURGICAL operations 10
restore SlOIl1 skNtuuy lcTiufped. ..
WACre bHud'sds OF oimsy Testimonials as the above cah
he ospJOncd au5-G
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S. Z. CORNER sixth AND NAkhLF SI''
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EIRsT
NATIONAL BAN K
OF PHILADELPHIA,
Financial Agent Of the United States,
UNIFIED SKATES = $40
TREASURY NOTES.
new PATRIOTIC LOAN.

UuG,I I.rgctvEi lI5ua TIE Treasury DSpasicent ths
BsIk Sc Trep.Tta . receive srbsrh n0ns q ihs New
Patriotic Loan, FI-Sa IN 10 0rm Of Three Tear IIesfuJ
NciCs bearnF nttEsft ~ ne Tsis Of sic Ccu Iti
annrn psyst,e H@i-EInnfny IN LawiTl ECnty cn ne
l5h DAYS of February aad Augut rtfysetytB,0i 81 each
year Ihese Treasury Notes convertible & rlaiaIy,
~ the epticn Of he holder niO United siaes ~ tsDi
IonJf. interest yayatIs h COIN ana EgdeSmhtt al.i
i've and payable twenty ytHrs 'roIo August l5,asJ5,
Colyan Notes VIII tC ssutd IN 6lEnA % yayahe % otF
A. ray 0s dacsdly ne sUtattJ n saRs q toc, tltCi
SEQ sI00D, ard 5000
Iu.tftslvil % .Cwso from INC das Ciilc sntsc.icn
toLtloth q August next tie aase a ile IrtssRy veto
Those W. no iniy tuts Jrls a1 ne lsth a AnNst neNi
WI BE- 6g us,d 70 ray us LcIuel nefees on ile NSies
AJy CDe sgttcIDrs foT nCt labt hsL $4,000 q is Loab
~ any one tIn,, VIA Ie snowto c0imissios q Cne-
cusylsT of per cent? IayatR by s Treasury Depi'
mshi on the FtetIi Of ann f le snSco0t aTIf'F'o'S
tbc substrirtlch aFenA
Referring 70 the ANNEXED appeal Of ne stSFty g ~
TTeasuYy, ash AL .hose dssEsas % alaIs 'le "0''h
utnt "a sutlcrtc to Tie Len
e.. III, CLARK,
PRESIDENT.
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Rags, -sgGsrii SENATOR, THIRD DIS
- td-'-A-,uty lar-C uumtcr " electors ln Che
laui Senatorial bstfcL faib apFlccauns uo abilities
WILLIAM O. sSYoEs Hso.,
ly H. Consentcn whict assomtos % Ms,daJ evening
Nr sngt.r,p pc laiu qunllaed fr cub
ir s and trust and in ttls Instance cdcc
l.an ieay arc uudouit,d and wc Jejtcye ss dine hss
sum- whcu hc rtope should act win trrucge uj tccl.
ssm &c th6 ~ l,slora OH s,oG9r Tho a6ulSstioS
ara 6lec'lat q Mt SNYDER uuulh bo honor u tc ud
suss e a uosr or FRtENrs
t9y" FoJRTH REPRESENTATIVE DIS.
Tho uecSrcs Socird 90 c rcut I,,prr,outatiyc cao.
frni.n OF tho hG..olg J4.ou To- " VII, ucol at d.,
oN ScSbAY EyENiSGS. '&u.rig.
w.a r.s,s wn seu'rrion.Tr..
lto.sn lurr,rt ". " Colcfhvr-y,
5oso ra0o!a ,1 ssaei sS'ai s,a.SSoy H,'S'T taaaat
fRg~ TUX UNDERSIGNED, A COM.
- wuc, apr' eco ty tlc Enuut, iuud Cug,cnu
Eci eat " gSnSSt, wss N srict1 eg t i5r' 'SI ',s
9rA mp'.,ed ".'G thc m Nr''gcc "t the suhyy desire
The o,ys gge'a o, 1btaluiug gcl'ut.cr To- ryut-.
To DO 'hs curt hc ih or Saoicubsr VIII IH'-c the
ust esuosi sad vigorous cstJtons and U,mmi,tco
aprch tn tho rarioug aut pubic ,prtcd g. uto hy
means 60 % or s',mcu's equal 90 tu, udcsrd by uitr
ecmmnhars' lho C,muuto' hH .c appointed tsuhcor
cts sad al ioo, 10 obtained vii b., dsirfucJ Pm rata
Ulu5g "a ~ are mu.t dCNCirUt.
kg united and continued pNn.' t.u urnn.ter rppo. If
ro to g'od ht d.ag altogether, ~ cast Co reduce t 60
inalsu.hgnH' Ifui OriiCna.
ltc wi ole numbcr required 90 rec the city from tho
trul va, un Ls l,t ut August about thousand.
IruU this uumhor l 10 b. defuytt those hp hayU been
recruit Cl since that GATE and st o. credits q, thv Jty
HC 60 ttd D.. uin pfrsous Cn,tuE g the uBVE from the
CITY, uud vhu ENr not been credited O. uss aln, from
nrru enlsu"g So inC from the state a. larNp and
ug ca dtcd Co any particular District ut vh.a tue city
viii hAyr her proportion.
EJugtt Ucna made ascertain those crotts. Tho
conn tuCe also expect 10 CtGtn recruits
c-CnS'iGE, i'um the BuGthern states tuuui.i by
urves and from Uoicr quarters. lhoy DO
iup Alb greiOtC uy I'uIer oNottuas, Go t tho Cy's
I lH9ta.
Money E uaccssarg, and eau Dul, be cbtsuoi BY tho
Voluntary aubFcrrunns o. CihyCns Such Eub.Crptions
may tC sent b. The uJdross,s any ltuNsr OF toe
niites. hyNW qyCu 10 The hCadlutters Of C cusI-
mjttec, NJ. lig B,rOUrtTH STREET
JAMES T. CiAGHOEN.
No. NT CHURCH AUyy.
JAAI.S n. OBHE
NJ GO CHEINUT StTret.
a II. FENNCISCJS.
No. ~ MARkEr Street.
fOSlIt'A sPRRlNG,
No Ia X FOURTH street
WM NJ. tHLEk,
FALLS Or SCIl YLKtII.
y. n. BROWNE,
No IL \. fIfTV Stryct.
JOHN ". FRAZIER,
aH-. No 90 5. SIXTH street.
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READy-NApE QLoTICNG
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R6Sg~ DEAFNESS AND BLINDNESS. u.
VIZ Isaacs, M D., Proneesoro; tho Eyc and Ear Gean
all diseases apporanln 90 tho NAMED erhet WIN
tic utmost success Toatnonsls from tho most reliable
IN the city and country can bo seen u h oa9e
No Oil FINE Street. ARTIFICIAL Eyes Inserted without pain.
NO ohaTgpi Isado fOr cXafatcn OieO hO1ra from 10
Il A M.,9 tot r. "A. No. 81 PDE StIsst. iel-Sm
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BARNUNl'S SELF-SEWER,

FOR ALL SEWING MACHINES, 8, 80.
We attend to the Repairing Of all kinds Of Machines
Prices of Machines, with Hemmer, Teller. Gauge,
Oil Can extra needles, full Directions &C., from $50
TO $40.
Terms to Agents, descriptive Circulars and speci-
mems of work sent free by mail receipt Of stamps
or had of
L. CORNELL CO.,
1873 Lake Street, Chicago.
81 Any persons wishing to obtain one of these
Machines maJ be supplied 10y {. 4 c. FARLEY,
June j, 1868 molly Joliet
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CO 81 Go!
H0USe and Lot GOI sale.

THE subscriber offers for sale his property on Chi
cago street. including the north end Of the block OPP
posite Il c. Duncan's store. The location is cOnven
lent and the building suitable for either Store
dwelling. The property will be sold cheap, if appca
ton be made
Joliet, April PC, 1854. JOHN SMITH. ~
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FOR SALE
Or Exchange for Eastern Property

A nice Dwelling House. with verandah front door
IA and window blinds, with good large Kitchen
attached to the dwelling which has cstern and pump
in it. Also good Wood House % fl by u, has
brick CHIMNEY good well OF water in it and makes
very convenient place for washing and cooking There
is Lots well mprON cd, 80 # by l35 each, with alley
i'll
Also fine Grape Arbor 20 # by s, covered with
choice in full bearing variety of fruit and
ornamental trees, shruhbery, &c.
The buildings and arbnr stands on centre lot. There
is good substantial picket teuCc in front. high close
fence in rear. Front and Carriage way.
The place is beautifully situated in the city Of Joliet
Mississippi Avenue sUuth Of NJ. &. Il. r. Warehouse
and will he sold cheap for Cash sNcunged for good
Eastern Property not oYrr 10 or 10 miles from the
cities OF New York BrOolllyu.
For full particulars address
L. B. JONES p. q. Box 547,
Joliet, Will Co, ILL.,,
Or c'Il and view the premises.
Jane g. 1868. 52-3m
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DIRECTORS:

TH0S. H HUTCHINs.
Marck Is. "a. Agent for Joliet and vicinity
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SWANS BOURBON BlTTERS

wThey are made Of ingredients we'll known
and approved By the medical profession, a.
having pouCerfsl tonic properties, are both
palatable and pleasant, with sufficient strength
sning properties to correct the bilious derange.
ment Of the system, and act ike charm when
taken according TO direction, as remedy for
the following diseases :--Mdi0sstion, DySpsp-
STA, Jdundiee, Livsr Affections, LOsS Of Ape
tits, Lo,Onsss Of SYfri;, SaI!OW Complication,
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CHOICE PRAIRIE LANDS
-oL..s. for Eiv. Y..r

~ ncTIoN ~ one Of The best Sections IN The Fa, =,
- Nanhattan, eleven miles south East Of Jolsf nj
- LET or the above term of yearB in ots On ~ -.
than 50 acres for the mere fencing, hrcaking NJ
taxes.
several persons BY enclosing The section IN one cam
Address the subscriber through the Jolisf p ~ -
apply 70 hin personally in hslhstton ncsr ths ~
iSss. -
N. y, - Hu 49,.
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ENSURES LIVE STOCK AND ALL
OTHER PROPERTY AGAINST
ALL DAMAGE BY
LIGHTNING.

Harmsrs nd owners Of dwellings, look % your Into
rests, insure in this BONE COMPANY" We
SasI yoa lac besI VI indemnify Al fair rates.
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STATE OF ILLIN0Is VIZ, -

IN Block number twelve az Township tbirty s.s
SS North OF Range ten O) East Of the third nT,nei
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STATE OF ILLINOIS. COUNTY OF WILL IS.
WiIlCounty Circuit Court Of the Oct. term, 1864
IN CHANCERY

STATE OF ILLINOIS. COUNTY OF WILL }ss.
WiiCounty Circuit Court Of the Oct. term, 1864.
IN CHANCERY.
Nancy Stevens, Executrix. Lewis k. Stevens and
Thomas j. Stevens Eecutors of the last will and tes-
lament Of Robert Stevens. Deaceased.
VS.,
James Kerchcval, Martha Cubertson and Thomas
CuIbertson her husband, Dizzy Waterman aud John @.
Iarsh and Toliver b. Larsh. her husband, Albert
Kercheval, Jane EeTchc val Mary RoUntTee, Charles
Rountree Aun Ruuntree and Lewis ROuntree.-Bll
A FFIDAVIT of the nOnresidcnce OF Reuben Ker-
n cheyal. Mary Larsh aud TVliver B. i. LaTsh. her
husband, Albert Z. Kercheva Jane Kercheval, John
H. Kercheva Mary ReuntTee, Charles RouutTee. Ann
Rountr and Lewis ROuntTee Of the defendants named
in the above entitled in SAID court. having been
filed in the Office of the clerk of the said court
Notice is hereby given to the said Reuben Eercheva
Mary iarsh aud Toliyer b. v Larsh, ner husband,
AIUert 4. KeTcheyal, SaEe kercbeYal, John ii. Ker-
Cheval Mary KOuutree. Charles kOuntIee, Ann Roun-
tree and Lewis Rountree that Nancy Stevens Execu-
trfx. Lewis K. Stevens ald Thomas j. Stevens Exc
cu'ors of the last Will and testament Of Robert Stevens
deceased. filed their bill Of Complaint in said Circuit
Court on the chaneeTy side thereof the thiTtieth
day Of July. 1SU4 and that summons thereGpcn is
seed said bg.aust the said defendants named
in SAID casse returnabe the fret Monday in Octo-
Der Eext a. is by law required
Now unlrss you the said Reuben Kercheval, Mary
Larsh ard TOver b. +. Larsh her husband, albert
y. Kercheval, Jane KerchevaI, John II. Kercheyal,
Mary RountEoe, Charles ROuBtree. Ann ROuntree and
Lewis ROuntree, shall personally be and appear be-
fore the said Circuit Court of viii County on the lat
day of the next term thereof to be holden at the
Court House in the CITY of Joliet in said county on
the first Monday OF October NJ xt, 0S64l and plead
answer or deniur 10 the said complainants bill 81
Complaint aforesaid the same and the matters and
things therein charged and stated, will be taken as
confessed hy you aud decree will be entered against
SOu according to the Prayerof said 6i Of complaint
+. GooDsPEED solr. Of Counsel for Comps
Joliet, Aag. 2, 1Ssi. sew
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BIHLE ID EPOSITORIES.
The the benefit Of all who E-Ay wish secure cool
and cheap Bibles and Testaments. by purchasing Tor
themselves for gratuitous distribution the iesti
tute the Will County Bible Society and Branches will
keep good supply, which ezn be found follows:
SOCIETIES DEPosITARIEs
Joliet, q II Woodruff
Du Page. Franklin Barber.
LOCkpUTi, Charles Gass.
New LerOI, Iss on Rugg,
Homer, ii ID Hatch.
Frankfort, W Cleveland.
Jackson. Robert johnson.
ChauuaEOD, Joseph Lews.
Ree63 Hiram Campbell,
Manhattan, Richard Cole
Wilton, Samael.
Wesley, John Haynes.
Green 1ardss, Darius ! BuTdith.
Wilmington, W Penneng,On.
Crete, Frank.
PeS'One, DL Christian.
Monee, Alison Wilcox.
Whcailand, Rohrrt Glow
Planheld Jonathan HSgeT.
1S-Wr hope that all the local agents will redeem
their pledges make prompt collections aud distriJu-
tODs, aud report 10 their respective Treasurcrs.
X. T. BAEBER, Sec. luf County
q. II. wOODRCSP, Urea. Bible Soc.
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NOTICE

ESTATE OF ERAsTUS COLE, DECD.
DUBINC Notice is hereby given, that on the Third
il Monday ofNeveulber next, (being the 2Ist day Of
said monthly shall attend before the County couat Of
Will County, at the Court House in the city Of Joliet
for the purpose of settling and adjusting an claims
against the estate Of ErasIus 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
All persons indebted to said estate al g. reauest
ed make pay TO the GDdersigned without DELAY
ALMoN WILDER, Executor
Dated Sept. 20 1854. u15cw
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Auction sale Of Real Estate.

DUBLIC notice is hereby given that by virtue of a
II conveyance with power of sale contained there
in, executed by Thomas Harris aud CathaTiDe Harris
hs wife grantoTs. to David NJ. Harris as grantee
therein bearing date the S1st day Of January A. d.
1893. and recorded in the Office Of the Recorder Of
viii county in the State of illinois, in Book so OF Re-
cords pages 325 and 326 default having been made
in the paymnnt Of the lr OmssOry therein des-
Cribed. the undersigned the grantee in said convey
ce, will sell at public vendne the highest bidder
for cash in hand on the 9TH day OfOctober A d. 1s64
between the hours Of aud three o'clock 2. NJ of
that day at she front door Of the Court House in the
city of Joliet County and State aforesaid the follow
ing described premises situate in said County of Will
and State Of Illinois tOwit: The undiv ed one half
Of the North east quarter Of Section thirtytwo aud
the uudivied one half Of the half of the No tn
stYnarter Of the same Section all in Township No
thiryour (34) North of Range nine 19) east of the
third principal meridian, together with the appur.
tenances thereunto belonging in any wise apper-
taiung-sad sale to be without REDEMPTION and deed
or deeds Will be executed to the purchaser or pur-
chasers Immediately upon such sale
DAVID VI. HARRIS.
Dated Joliet Sent. G.