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OPERATIONS DE HOOD.
Richmond Lxaminer au Ter j

les journanx dn Sud nous iournissent tres PER
haouYelles sur les moavemens ct les operation,
dEfarmee de Hood Celia Went peut stre de CT
aHsrete armee change c0rfinuellement de place
& e qSi dte toute taciiite Ii presse d'ayoir de
4 Miaentes Communications. Dapres les rensri
4 Raaasnts que nous avoils, R.sembie peu pres
! y enh lel general Hood leve son camp dc
esasden, 4Alabsma. le ~; IL s'est porte. au
4 ad dams Ia direction de Gnls;.. Landing, SUI
sleaHfssee ct quill est MAR il, scion toute
+ pababaits, dams le centre-Tet ). Les svene.
nns qni en- yopt rssultero ,5endans .quelques
alIs seront attendus avec nh hvif .nterst.
]p rspporte que Forrest recu ss,ordre d'ailer
sksausg Bridgeport. Un cor, fspond mt dn Mont
gsplseEs I9 aaast. ecriyant de laadsden, Alabama,
Larmte ssss mise an movement Les troa-
seIlE parties. Le dernier train 4 slisparu ct
6|ls defnier aoldat q dit adien au cote sud du
lsndredi, 21 oc.obre.--Le corps az Stewart,
snant Payant- garde, ouvert Ia marchs, suivi
|ee lsee on plutot de Dick Taylor qri eccupe lie
ssage " atieurd hui NJ point du Jour, les Ten
||ss&lels cEarmes. ont traverae le Jordan on le
Hfesa, sous les ordres de Cheathan Les trains
pIOlnps psement suivi
est-ce qle celia signife7 Tine seule chose:
\ sa aralt lie general Cheatham ne Sc portait
q ifap beh qaand il est monte d cheval pour
eeEie son corps. ssMais, a-t-il dit. nous aions
ass nous mainteuant. et 10 m 'attacherai moi
ssae M u selle plutot que de roster en- arriere."
A general Beauregard est avec Hood Ious
oilcifTs generanx sont ieurs postes ct le
IA force des hornn1es sont incornpara-
.s
aeas traversens Ii sTiyiare tennessee pres de
sfSsille, vers dimanche. % octobre, on le
aasiasln. Le temps est dslicieux ct les routes
81 sapls negociatenrs s1r lesq1ssls compte
sent ses braves lienfenanfs Lee, Hood
y Imaginez le rssulaat dune serie de
~ pacifqnas dams lrsquelles Vallan~
endleton ct Wood prendraient Ia place
Sheridan ct Sherman, ct oa le doux
4e|r se substitaerait an rg.de Faragut:--
allandigh ham imp lorant la cIsmence
sSs spf le chemin de far de Weldon; PeDdle- |
70 calumet de paix et chaptant Ia |
III 5S nsl ecassaise lTp in the n1ornin'
5s'!! alu vieux ynbal E,arlyl 4 Winchester;
et Ben Weed paitisans de Ia paix
2st nfaasard, !" faisant sganarqner ! Hood que /
sst une lothps1 III Seymour aisaHt efai
/. 80 excursion he plaisir 4 Ia baie de Mol
deploysnt ses graces ies pins EXCUSES. /
prpfond lspmrneil ne fantiI pas. .streIt
sks pears e isrs a 4 IN paseiI rsve! S
4,T Al Times.
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C. G. MEMMINGER.
SecrStaire de la Trksorersc.

Anss', Ia section dun acte pour venir au Sc
cour des consribuables, savor: %
SEC. 2. Que dams tous les cas- oil la reco,te oui
est suJette a la taxe en- nature etc enlevee on
detruite par Fennemi, le Collector de Distric.
ponrra remettre Ia take entere Oh en- partie, er,
proportion de fetendue de Ia perte du contribus.
Bile, pourrg que les fats. dams chaaue cas-. soien.
rapportes au Collecteur de la taxe: ct la deduc
sion ne sera valide aa'apres qu'elle aura etc ap-
prouvee par lui.
Approuve le Is Fevrier 1864
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Alardi ct Mercredi dezgiavnou ont appor-
4 dlesldeux premieres glacefwc Get 'hiyer;-dsux
slsces non tquivoques, ma fol, ct qui ont fat
,eehsrcher les vetements les plus chauds. Com.
bien ne pense-t-on pas aux braves soldats qui
sat de faction on qui, sans tentes nj abri, sup
partent Dc bon cnuI, ces temps affreux que nous
oouYons peine aifronter au logis.s
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SAVOIR:

1
Aspasle, negresse, agee d'environ IL ans. e.
| son enfant. Susanne. environ 8 ans. 80
Adele. negresse, agee d'environ 26 ans, OF sss
deuS entans, Aspasie, de 5 ans, ct Madelaine, dc
3 ans. 2@ ~ s5
Eve, negresse, agee d'environ 1e ans
CoNDTioNs:-Up, deux ct trois ans de ere.
dit, a compter du Ter Avril dernier, 1864; cest.a.
dire, un tiers lie Ter Avril 1865. un tiers le Ter
aVril lo66, ct Re dernier tiers ie Ter Avril 1867
Les acquereurs fournissantAenrs obligations ayes
deux bonnes cautions solidares la satisfaction
de administrator de la succession; lesoneIea
Obligations seront faites payables son orire ..
potferont interet rsson dc s pour cent par an
a eompter de recheance' Ell en- oufre, les ca
claVes denenrant speciaement hypotheques ia
succession jnsqu'an Placement final ct defnita
tant dn principal que des interets qui auront ps
saccroitre. DRAIZIN RREAJTf
Administrator
Opefousas 90 0ctobre 1854 f1ese
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WIS AUX C0N?RIBUABIES
DISTRICT DE ST. LANDRY. Line.
Dime des e. C. uour 1864

Ill1e ues Z. 2. pour 1858.
/ ES listes d'assessement on d'eyaluation do
~ la take en- nature pour l'annee 1863. avapt
etc deposees entire les mains du soussipps. par Ia
Quarter Matre dn Poste. pour en- faire la collec.
ton en- valeur de la circulation settlement. ceux
qui doivent cette dime on take EN- nature pour
1853 sont par lie present avertis de venir payer
ce montana au soussigne dams les trente iours ani
suivront la date du present avis, sous peine d'u-
ne take addltonnelle de dix pour cent, confo..
mement la loi. -'s
Bureau Op-lousas.
THEO. C. LITTELL,
Collector des E. c. pour 1868.
Opelousas u Novembre 1864. 24-5,
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~ Ponr Information des contribuab,es de
1908 les instructions suivantes sont publiees:
Bureau au Comnaissaire des Taxes,
Richmond 35 Avrii 1864 {
L. Dams les cas- on les produits suiets i In taxa
en- nature ont etc prls, ct qu'un reeu etc donnS
tf I'M Quarter Maitre on Conmssaire de Snb.
s1stence queconque servant avec les troupes en-
campagne. lie reeu pourra stre aceepts Ell repl4.
ment par lie Collecteur. poar an.ant en- valeur de
la taSe en- nature =i 80
H. Dams les cas- Oh tel produit lu fer,nier
cite prs ct un recu donne en- echanre uar nne per-
sonne que'con9ue appartenant larmee. ani ne
SOFT III TN Quarter Maitre nj lin Commissaire Dc
Subsistence. etque la preuve du fait est etabIie
par e contribuable ct telle autre personne gu per
sonnes qui peuvent avoir connaissance des faits
ct du caEactere du contribuabie ct de tsnons oui
pulssentitemogner de la veracite ct de lntegrite.
81 lie Coliecteur est cnnvaincu que le prdduit a
etc recn ct employs par l'artnee DIES Etats- Con.
iederes, lie reeu ponrra egalement etre reconnu.
Ill Dams les cas- on tel produit ete pris par
larmee des Etats Confederes ct aucnn recr M
etc aonne, le montant ainsi pris pourra sgale-
inent etre aecorde, pourvu que le producteur
demontre par preuYes on par son propre affidavit
ct par la declaration dun o,i plrsetIrs tsmoips
qui peuvent avolr connassance des fats, avec
des preuyes etablissant le bon caractere du nro-
dueteur. ansi que son integrite.
(signe) THOMPSON ALLAN.
CommissaiSs
Approuve.
(signe} C. G.. MEMMINGER.
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Clinton. Louisiana. l2 novembre. - Deux
fapsports charges do b3esses sont descendue de
larisiare Blanche ct parts Dourla Nouyelie Or.
leans Celia indiqne au'on s'ess battu qaslque
uart dams le Nord de FArkansas.
HUT transports charges de tronpes ct deuz
batteries Parrott sont parts dc Morganza pour Ia
agsre Blanche.
LES 4 sderarx ont debarqus Bayo, Sara, il
N q quelques jours. ct ont commence a demolir
ismasons, don't lis transparent les naterianx q
Meyganza pour cenatrnire des qnartiers d,hiyer
Pendant qn'iis etaient Ia lis ont commits de tells
ralrsges s,ar des DANES que trente d'entre eux
els eis mis- arx fers. er que les officiers aui
agaeHt pernis celia duivent stre casses. -.
New York. 10 llpr.-I4t message do JEFF. Da.
ss al Congres rbrlle. qui s'ess reani le 2, Went
dr HONS par.enir. En- Ezsb fte5s4s f$
Ge message passa en revue la eanpagne des
gsnpraax nnlonistes ct dit one le,,rs success mont
FAs eieen rapport avec les resources employers
sglss sacrifices encotlrtIs F&
lless clair que par istten,ion quil donns i Ia
gws.ion dc larIneiners des eseiaves le recrnte-
nsntt tie lafmee rebeile est dtvenu uae matiera
MEsase. a. Davis aprtouve,eR general / 'arme-
mrnt DIS negres esclavFs. Maia il dit qn'ifna,
Feis pss Ia necessifa de lrs armer inmediatemenf
aaand tant de b'anrs eont encore hors des rangs
lfycndrai qnon dres>at srulement -u meter
fs aliaes ceux qlii sott employees daifs les dc
I.afeHens du qnartisr-naftfe on du cotDmissariat
4 auan les re aplaeat par un tirage qai peserait
/ 81 leg lisgres des pianteurs. II recompenserait
nfI emancipation cenx settlement qni auraient
1Fftaacmrnt ct enforcement ssrvi ayee l'armGe.
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ss-Le Col. Alcibiade DeBlanc etc assicne
d commandment des troupes de reserve du
I1stTict de rOuest de la Louisiana, couprenant
tsu9 cette partie de la Louisiana rOuest du
asnrs Mississippi
ii i stabi son quarter general Natehitoches.
-
gSNous avons recu dun ami, une ASsile de
II hhuvelle-O Orleans du l5 courant. de laquelle
aeus iaisons quelques extraits que 10 lecteur
treuYera plus bas. .zs.. .s
Lincoln d emporte tous les Etats, l'excsption
d trois ou quatre. sa msjorite est done immense,
tile eandidat gnerroyeaa de la Convention de la
paix est battu q plate couture. II est evident
aue les partisans de la paix. les hommes de Ia
Convention de- Chicago, ne pouvaiens voter
peur Clellan, apres avoir u sa lettse d'accep-
tatloa.
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VeEate paabHique.

SUCCESSION DE MARIE LOUISE GILBgRr
II E public est par le present a-erti quill ssra
NJ vendu en- vente publiqus, au plus affrant o.
trateur, on par un Encanteur ddmeut commits.
sionne, la derniere residence de feu dame Ma
ne Louise Gilbert, a la Queue Tortue, dams Ia
Paroisse St. Landry, lie 20 d" am -, .
Jeudi, ler Decembre 1864,
lles7Nkoprietes ci-dessous desgnees, dependant d.
la sscession de ladite desunte, sayoir:~ aifs1s
SIX ESCLAVES.
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Vallaniiglla dams le disc,urs Gull a
prononee . Sydney Ohio. le Il septem-
bre, sexpFime en- ces ternes sur la euerre
americaine:
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Ponr Information des contribuab,es de
1903 les instructions suivantes sont pubiees:
Bureau du Con1nlissaire des Taxes. !
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-12-14
CITY INTELLIGENCE

DlSeERous WALKSG The sidewalks we're
IN a dangerous state this morning, through the
quantity OF ice formed on them, and walking
abroad, especially il you were in q hurry, was
attended with considerable danger. We saw
several feats of ground and lofty tnmbling and
might have seen great many more, doubtless,
had not many of our citizens, Good samaritan
like, sprinkled ashes over the CLASSY sidewalks,
thus rendering them tOerably safe tor pedestrl-
ans. So long as the present weather lasts the
walking will necessarily be treacherous and dan
EerOus and 10 avoid the casualties that must
ensue from such a condition OF affairs, We recon-
mend that the sidewalks be sprinklcd literally
with ashes or salt, either OF which will answer.
IL viii not entail a great amount of trouble, and
may be the means OF preventing many severe and
annoying aecidens'
THE GERMANTowN WATlH! WORKs.-rhe sub
ject Of purchasing The Germantown Water Works
by the city is now under consideration. The
Water Work are Owned by company, most Of
thC stock being owned 10 New YOrE. These
works were bui In 1851. under the direction OF
Henry h Birkepbiue The reservoir is On Paper
Mil Run, and will contain ll,000,0OO gallons.
The water il pumped from this reservoir by two
high DrGssnre steam engines into stand-ppo,
from which 10 il0ws into reservoir noar Mount
AiIy The company have laid about twenty miles
OF pipe since the works we're built
SOMETHING ABOuT MISUNDERSTANDING the
statements Of the Secretary OF the Navy was one
which is not 10 the credit Of American industry.
The bunting under which our soldiers fight and
citizens hurrah Is not the product of American
hands. We rely moon foreign factories for the
principal material Of which the thousand flags OF
the r. public are composed How long shall this
reprDaCh last? Manufacturers Of America, see
to 3: that foreign looms shall no longer have the
monopoly OF producingt the bunting which floats
from our mast-helds and Hlg-stlits, a. the
emblem Of onr assliled yet surely triumphant
nationality. There is enough enterprise IN Phid-
delphia alone % correct this mistake.
DESERVED APpONrMENr.-Mr.C c. Everest, the
weli-knOwn and talented composer, organist aud
teacher OF music tfOr fourteen years organist ~
The First Presbyterian Church, Rev. Aib3rt
Barnes, has been appointed instructor OF music
At the Girls High and Normal School. Some of
our second class solo singers, and number OF the
leading artists and amateurs of the Handel and
HSydn Society, were pupils of Mr.. Everest. Tue
selection is q happy one, aud we feel sure that
great advantages will accrue to the institution
meTefrOm.
ELECTION or TRACHERs,--Mr. George NJ. Fet-
Aer has been elected Principal, aud Mr.. Corue-
Bns Everest Teacher Of Music, in the Girls' High
School
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Bo11bR RxpLouoN.-This morning, about
O'Clock, the boiler in the bOue.boilina establish
msnt Of Edward Monk, at whitehall, on the
Frankford creek, exploded with terrific crash.
The force Of the explosion was so great as TO
completely destroy the building. ofkhe number
of employees on hand at the tim0 all escaped
unhurt, except boy named George Sears, who
was badly injured about the head and body,
being cut with the falling ruins. y was picked
up and conveyed 10 his home. The boiler was
thrown in the air and carried a distance Of three
hundred feet from the spot where the building
stood. The loss is estimated at about $1,000.
SERIOUS CHARGB.-This morning, an indivi-
dual giving the name Of William II. Moore,
hailing from New York, was charged before
Alderman Cloud with enticng young girl,
aged fifteen years, TO leave her home. The ac-
cused, together with the female, was arrested at
the railroad depot i'm the act OF taking their de-
parture for New York. Moore was sent to prison.
and the young lady restored TO her parents.
DIsoRpERLY CsNDUCT. - James Boye, Pa.
Devine, and James Murphy were arraigned be-
fore Alderman Hunter, yesterday, charged with
disorderly and riotOus conduct. 1t seems that
about week or two since these men went into
a tavern on Iehigh avenue, and amused them
selves by breaking glasses and fighting among
themselves They were held In $1,000 each 10
answer at Court
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-12-14
DRY GOODS.

DRESs GOODS
FOR CHRISTMAS GIFTS.
saNony Dress Goods reduced to j7Hc.
do Doc.
do do Coo.
do 7UC,
Double width Lustres, do 6JC
All Wool cashmere Plads, S1kC.
Rich Sly les do do SlO
Paris Plaid POplns.
French MGrinOes.
solid Coors Popns nom late Auction Sales, which
REDUCED PRICES.
CURwEE sTODDART & BRoTHER,
Nos. 45O, 452, snd 4t4 N. SECOND Street,
l2-l2-3t Above Willow.
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TIE ACNE OF PERrECr1oN.-Thrs Is the uni
versal verdict given TO the Florence Sewing Machine
wherever introduced The objections heretofore TO other
rst class Sewing Machines have all been overcome the
Florence and Cverybodyis delighted with the beauty OF
It's work az well as simplicity and ease Of It's opera
tons It makos less than four separate and distinct
stitches VIZ. Lock knot double lock- and double Knot
Each stitch alike both sides Of the fabric. II also has
The reyertabc feed notion enabling the operator 10 ssten
on the ends Of stay any part OF seam without
stopping lthe machine, thcpby saving much hand labor
Resides has uniform tension Of thread. and docs not
require alteration in changing from one Kind OF workto
another The agent for the Company, at No. 6O Chonut
street. challenges comparison vida all others Indeed
when such comparison Is made the preference always
goes in favor the Florence Every machine warranted
to give entire satisfaction money returned No charge
for Instruction, whether you wish to purchase or not
Circulars and samples Of WORK sent mail receipt or
stamp. once, No. $50 Chestnut streOI
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TOsP oRTsMEN.-IF YOU WANT TO
j Make Christmas Present call at THOMAS BIRCH
&RON'S, Aucloneers, lll0 CHEsNUT Street, on Friday
the l6th instant Al ~ O'Clock. and plrcbase superb
fTepeh Gun r0R let " be 10a, 1'l4-2FTp
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-05-10
JoLIHT BANE
soldiers, Widows, Heirs.

II HAVE formed partnership with a well known
gentleman Of Washington, ID. O. who IL persouaIiv
acquainted with the chief officers Of the several DEPART
mebts and Bureaus Of the Government, and keeps "a
vised Of all the decisions Of the Departments relating
MILITAR CLAIMS
with whose aid am enabled to collect with NM
greater promptness and certainty than could otbs,
wise be done, all claims against the U. s. for
BOUNTY" "ARREARs OF PAY, .sHALF Paw,
"PENSI0N," INVALID PENsfON.1
or other demands Tor Military Service due the oicers
Heirs. "
Claimants, can rely on prompt attention and r.nis
lance No charges il claim is not alloWed.
Joliet, Ill, April Is, 1s62-tf Attorney A
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NOTICE.
2 PERRY srrpnrs nrn,n

ESTATE OF PERRY STURGES, DECD.
DUBLIC notice is hereby given, that on the third
Monday OF April next, tDeing the 18th day of said
month"; shall attend before the County Court Of VIII
purpose of settling and adjusting all claims aganst
the estate Of Perry StOrgss late Of said County
deceased when and where all claimants are notifed
and requested attend and present their claima in
writing against said estate for adjustment.
All persons indebted to said estate, also reouest
ed to make payment to the undersigned without deay
SARAH L. STURHES, Admx.
Joliet, Feb 6, 1864. II-ow
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JOHN YOUNG.
NOTICE.
EsTATp or u1cu.vI ponc,ns

ESTATE or MICHAEL RODGERS DECD.
DSbLiS notice is hereby given, that On the 3rd
Il Monday Of May uext, (beissg the 18Th daV ~
said month"; shall attend before the County Court
OF VIII County At the Court House in the city az JoI
e ior inc purpose Of settling and adjusting all clss
against the estate Of Michael Rodgers late Of said
county, deceased, when aud where ali claimants are
notmed ana requested 70 attend and present theiF
claI1s In writing against said for adjustment
al persons indebted to said estate, request
ed to make payment to the undersigned without delay
SoPHRoSIA RODG Frs, ExseutTi1.
Dated March S, 1854 n3aev
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CoaI..CoaI--COaI.

DFADLEs Dime Novels and Song Books, at the
X Post Once News Depot.
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STATE OF ILLINOIS, VIII CouNTT,l
y

A LII persons Saloon keepers and others selling
IA liquors. withsn the said city of Joliet, whos have
not taken out license for the sale of tue same are here
by notified thai to prosecution they must apply
for and take out said license immediately.
By order OF Common Council.
d. IL. PINNEY, City Attorney
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NOTICE.
rsr.rrov 49, n 49, npyn

ESTATE OF HENRY DoNCASTER, DECD.
DUBLIC Notice Is hereby given, that on the Third
il Monday Of April next, (beDg the 18th day o.
said monthly shall attend before the County OF
Will County at the Court House in the city Of Joliet
for the purpose OF settling and adjusting ALI claims
against the estate Of Henry DoDcaster lsteof sad
county, deceased, when and NbeEe AZ Claimants are
claims in writing, agEin said estate for adjustment
All persons indebted 70 said estate are II A. reonest
ed 10 make payment the undersigned without des
WILLIAM BELL, Admr.
Oateo Eeo- ~ Aoof- u36GW
~ Tons BRAN and SHORTS By the 100 or boz a.
Az IS Bru,yssP
RksAN and SHORTS b. De i0oTDT %, a aI
i cAsKxLvs.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-05-10

IlIRsT class Stoves nd class Stoves Third class
y Stoves 81 RAkRETxs:
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c U r IN G.
ARMY OF THE NORTH,

by and with the consent Of the highest
Government Authority.
A GUAR ANTTEE. In point of
strength, will guarantee my Bitters
to contain large proportion of real
medicinal ingredients aud virtues than
any other Stomach Bitters in the mar
ket; and by comparison with others it
will be seen at once, that they are
STRONGER. and upon trial will be found
more efficient than all others; they are
to the taste, invigorating in
effect made of good materials and an
article that my customers purchase the
second time with equal satisfaction.
1t has been my purpose to put forth
IN article that will please all my custo-
mers and honestly DO all that is claiRI-
ed for them. will not publish or make
any claims for these Bitters that are
not CONSTANT or that their virtues will
not warrant, Each bottle contains as
represented ONE FULL QUART, thus CIV
ag to every person as regards the guam
", the worth of the money invested.
,et every body try them and they will
be fully convinced of the truth Of the
above statements.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-05-10
CHOICE PRAIRIE LANDS
To Lease for Five Years.

election q, one Of be beet Sections in the Town II
- Manhattan, eleven miles South East Of Joliet will
be let for the above term Of years in lots Of less
than 50 sores for the mere fencing, breaking aud
taxes. $50
Several persons by enclosing the secicn one COM
iela could make the rent come very dow to zach
Address the subscriber through this Joliet p o. or
apply % him personally in NARRATION the preu-
ises
Jan. %. lse4 JOHN YOUNG.
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Gardeningt GardenlnE.I

The subscriber would respectfully announce to the
pnbie that he IL ready to offer his service an Old
Country learned Gardner. All those that wish to get
their Garden (vhether Orchard KitcheB) IN good
address T.J. LIMPERIcH, ?. O. bog 57s, Solfst III.
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Pillow REPAIRED.

NOIICts
Notice is hereby given shat at SIDE Of lots and lands
for held the 23d day Of April, 1852. in the
city of Joliet county Of Will aud State OF Illinois.
the following lots sold, to-wit: The undivided
one half of that part owned by 0sWego and Indi-
ana p. r. Co. or Mrs Eliza Patrick, Of Lots and
two Block &c, in Bowen's Addition TO Joliet In the
city of Joliet, county of win and State Of Illinois,
that am the holder Of the certificates and that re-
ANN FALKNER.
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as BLUE STR EFT As.
THE OLD AND rAvoRIrE STAND.

TEILJED again with choice, large and fresh Stock
IL OF Groceries Provisions, Flour, Feed of all Kinds
Wooden Ware, Willow Ware, Stone Ware &c Now
is the time for bargains.
Joliet, Oct 20, 1863 ----D'
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DIR G. W. RoBACK.

Proprietor Of Stomach Biters. Blood purifier, BLOOD
pills, Catawba Sweeiish Brandies, MAnniActory 90
So co 50 Il Sd St. Cincinnati, Ohio
G. A. COOK, Chicago Gent Agf.
Sold at whoIesale in Chicago by Fuller, Finch
Fuller. and all Druggist.
r. Croskey and c. II. Beckwith, Chicago.
Sold in Joliet by J. II Brown, Blackman, u u
WoodIuf. r. ~ Bray, +. Worendle and +. Sisson
June 2, 1868. no1g
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TIME suhscriber having recently discovered on his
farm, five miles from Wilmington Illinois, and
about two and half miles west Of the kankakee
Feeer bed of eoaIfour fssr thick, only forty feet
the surface and under rock will sell. lease
on advantageous terms. JoHN FOLEf.-
Dec. LIST. 1868.
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Dissolution OF COpOrtnerShip.
NOTICE is hereby given that the firm khoun "A
IN MUTT Sartore, owing to the death CT H. Mntz
is this day dissolved. The business will be carried ON
by the subscriber.
Joliet, Dec. Is, 1868. RsARToRE