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, 1865-02-27

Siderable quantity Of valuable ammunition
WIS found STORED in the magazines. The mag
netfc instrument for the explosion Of to.pe-
does was found intact, with the wires leading
ont into the stream. Thceo were. Of COURSE,
soon cut. All the small boats IN the feet
we're then manned and sent to drag for torpe-
does, Of which an immense number were
found. The Admiral moved up In the flagship
Immediately behind the small boats, followed
by the rest of the squadron, all of which hare
now safely passed the distractions, and de-
tachment are now Under NAy steaming up the
river.
It is impossible 10 say at this writing what
Gen. Cox's troops hare done. 4 small force
only. under command of Col. Moon, are In
the vicinity Of the fort, the rest hAFing pass
ID potthward several miles in the rear. Gen.
schofc1d, who spent the night On his flag
ship, the spanldlng, has Just bsan aboard this
vessel; but does not know where Gen. Coz
Is. It is, bowcyer. confidently hoped that he
was in position last night 10 cut of the re-
t,eat # The rebels from Andersen; aud It
will be no surprise if 1t shall result in our
possession Of Wilmington BY three O'Clock
e Gen. sehofieid i making dispositions TO
cn the east bank Of tho liver, and the sd.
vance on both sides will be pushed with all
Vlsor. '..-...
GENERAL cox's LOSS.
In his diminishing yesterday Gen. Cox lost
hut twenty six men, all told, in killed and
wounded. He captuied fifty prisoners. 9th
er definite details Of his movements are not
yct. ascertafned.
FATE OF THE BOGUS MONITOR
The Admiral's bogus Monitor, doubtless,
was the. influential cause Of the ptcclp-
itate abandonment By the rebels Of their
strong defensive line On the river. Theafia1r
was tuWed up close to the fort at ten o'clock
last cveaing, and then cast adrifs on the flood
tide. As 1t d1ifted past the fort the rebels
opened their guns on It. and set off their else
tlical torpedoes about it; but all to no effect.
called on 10 point about two miles above
the fo1t, where it met the ebb tide. This at
first aided by the wind, sent 1t across the Elv-
cr, sfheIe It grounded, Immediately in the
rear Of Hoke's lines at sugar Loaf The reb-
els Of course, considered themselves flanked
by cur most formidable vessel, md, fear-
ing joint front and rear attack, concluded
10 run.
This Is the second time Admiral Porter has
tricked the rebels BY similar lodges. At V1cks-
burg, after the rebels had captured our splen-
did 1ron-c1ad gun boat Indanola, and threat
cucd to use her effcctualiy against US, the Ad-
1njral rigged up Similar continuance and sent
it on the, tide past the Vicksburg batteries
The rebels seeing her coming, fgnlted slow
matches leading to the magazines OF the Indi-
ano1a and blew her up.
4 few st,agglers from the fleeing garrison
Of Fort Anderson have just been brought in.
They report that two officers were killed and
about dozen men wounded BY the naval fire
On the fort Yesterday
, 1865-02-27

The rebel organ Of this city s,narts under
the exposure By detectives Of the designs Of
its con frtrsx, the sonsof Liberty. But for the
timely efforts Of some Of Our patriotic citl.
zcns and yigi1ant officers these persons would
have carried ont the dark threats Of which
the Chicago 1tmes Was 20 blasteringly full
subsequent to tue nomination Of Mcclellan
and prior to the election. That sheet in
nearly every issue threatened the honest peo.
pie OF Chicago with such diretul warnings as
these, a free election or 8 free fight" "the
time for argument is passed, 1t il now time
for tue Democracy 4. {. Sons Of L!berts} to
arise and assert their strength" DE- Daily
were We threatened In furtiye tones and with
sul'cn malIgnity that We were On the eve Of
rebellion In some dim1y forshadowed conttu-
gency. These threats stimulated inquiry.
some Of the editors Of the Iz1aes, Mr. John 8.
Rock included, were found to be members Of
secret trnitosons organization, ani-
mated BY general purpose to bling
about a. Northern rebellion. The
rebel organ spoke as one having authority !;
1t threatened In the tone Of . Csialine certain
OF our citizens, Including among Others Dr..
Winslow Aver, becanse accidentally &C
quainted with facts indicating that the great
crime threatened BY the 1an<s Was assuming
tangible form-arms, tsaitors, .p}ans were
pe'ng brought together to accomplish It.
1nsse 1aets u would have been criminal and
11easonab'e IN Dr.. Aver not to have commu.
aaeateo 10 tne proper authorities. DR.. Aver
not beng tfa1tor, communicated them to
sen. eTeet. Of course the editor of the
Times regards this AZ ranking nr Ara. amonr
, 1865-02-27
From Richmond.

WAaulSoroN, Saturday, Feb, 25;--Ihe
Richmond Yhig Of the Esd contains the TO-
lowing: ."There WAS no confirmation Ut the
War Department Inst evening Of the T4n9r T4 2
current In the street to the effect that 'aae
Hampton had encountered the enemy and ad-
ministcred to him severe whipping.
"Among tie returned piisoners Who
reacled the city from va1ina yssterday after;
Frank Buchanan. His presence viii Inspire
new confidence and life into our gallant llttlo M
navy, which despite adverse circumstances, ~,
llas borne itself gallantly during sho present 9a
he 1{eht place At tho right time, our iron
ciads Cannot fill to give = good account Of
then,Eelves'f
, 1865-02-27
Eatny Railroad Accident.

Pn11An1rn1A, Saturday, Feb: ga rail-
road accident occurred near Altoona yeatcr..
day. BY which two ps[sons Tfre g.. kieq atte1 auo
Morcy Mathews. Of williamsburg, and Mr.
and Mrs. VIM. Peck, of Herkimer county, N.
T., cut in the head.
, 1865-02-27
TIE SECOND NATIONAL BANK o. UHI-

.. s. Fiscal AEs8t, and aren't at J&y foefe fof r.
ceistne spbs< T1pttons to the popular ~ TrtaEurT
Notes. Thsse Eotes are tree from ta1atloa. both
Stk t. srd municipal, tho cnf GcV1rument Secu
rttles nov open 70 IN stEtrto1, and II Tho p:~teas
pt!ce e 10 and 9th q. 2. bco.k PAY The hghe,s
!ate Of intef 10 tie s:or. all rive Pas Cent
LFGAl len DER E01Ks, with srczuea interest to
det OF depeat will be received in pAstnenr tor SUB
Fe11r EoaB wien RsseEtkA etznfntnR to d,fo and ~
semt snted b. hts. Liberal srrs19eneasA viii b.
~ j. i. ELLIS. frE.1eeat.
, 1865-02-27

PILLs.-These de.eryedly and celebrated and po1-
S. Slss medienss have aAscsed > seyo!usion IN tha
which haye. for many yeass. obssructed the pfogres
Ct me!icne science. The tal.e supposit,on tha1
from attempting Ind remedies for that disese aua
ganents af1icted With II reconcued themselves u
death wft1out making any effort to escape from .
doom which they supposed TO be unavoidable. It i
low Proved however, that Coy.UAPTroH cA3 n
ts9ne Of them apparently desperate on-s}h -
Schsncks Pu1raonc Syrup alone and In other cases.
Sea Weed Tonic and Mandrake P,lt.. one both. -
SoIdnS 70 ne seeuirementa Of The e.sc Dr. chene9.
t2r e[s II ses thirty yssss = Va snpposed a ons aa
prononneed his caae hopeiess and aosndone3 him q
his fste He Vas cured By tho Aforesaid syrup; and
since his recovery, msny Thousands similarly aIcte4
hare used DR.. schcnckI medicines With the -
nAtlAoio aucceag- These excellent medicines Are
1ale IN this cl, by all druggists Fnll d1ecious n
the use Of tnam accompany sach hottla-
, 1865-02-27
TT S. GOVERNMENT
Artificial Leg Depots.

Where the Government furnishes the United States
Arm! and Nav1eE 10 30 o. gratis q It's vaue, ap
which h.a lateral motion At the snke ke tne natural
nati, o. in MeehaIcs institute; ST. Louis No Is F7ns
street; Nashville. Tenn IN City H.l. kochctteE. N.
T., Tie Post Otdee; New York City, 653 Broad
wcy. DOUGLAS FLf, n. D.,
q. s. Eene raj Commissioners.
OBccra and Citizens furnished on private
accounts.
For Instructions fnddreas Dr.. BLY,. at
henfeRt DE- pot. tel lhlASSt-sAAx.2tp
, 1865-02-27
New Yeyk EratB Market
EaAi--l {Af "a L

We hare seaIn to nots tho prevalence Of nc .ane p
general inactivity which ohtafuad AZ tae uata u
our prcv.ops reTleW n, xud prices Of Wheat hsse e.
perienced reduction Of 3Ge5c per hushea, In syn
psthy with the lewsr rates 70! gold Thesn u no
export demand. Ind the inquiry ID confined 10 tae
local tadc; the ea1es Afs moderate, amounting In
the aggregate to S. Geo bushels {mainly on satur-
day) closing nominal 1t our quotations. Rye ~
dull, md We hear of no TRANSACTIONS. Oats have
been In active demand and with large daily 4alcs,
mainly 10 the Government, prices hare adva"ccd
S14c, Tho sales yesterday having been 1t $1o51
1T fbr Jersey, and $1,lx01.13 for western. Bsr-
ley remains 1lacIYe, and In the absence Of aalcs
cur quotations may be regarded IS entirely nuno-
ina1. Malt Is quiet-o0o bushels sold at $. Is. Corn
remains dali. and prices aEe numlnal!y It lower;
for western, but including some to Government
yesterday, at 81 90. Tho stock being much ra-
duced, bodess a1e tenacious OF full prices; quot,-
uous are merely nominal. Beana are dull md
nominal At our quotations.
, 1865-02-27
The Canada Raiders
FFrnyn fhI MnntreA1 WffnetA.3

The.connsel for the st. A1bans raidera, Ap>
parcntly dreading their extradition far rob-
bery. hare, In the evidence ad1uced toprove
them bellleerents, taken pains 10 show that
onr neutrality laws have been sct at defiance
~ these other refugees. All evidence tend
I'M 10 crimjnate Mr. C. c. Clay, jr., was care
fuIly kept back till be was safely out Of the
Provinces, and now he is made the scapc goat
for the offences Of The yopng en how N Gus
eminent here nov is not generally known.
H. sip Sanders T proiesses himself innoeent Of ii
wnrliEc inttnticns. He Is for peace, while
lis COMPANIONS ore for war. A fsT months no
aco he l. repof ted TO have saato ~. De sala
that the Corfederatcs would within tnTee
months commit deeds which YOU'D inake iaa Ea. ~:
ropcau civilization shudder. The Alien Act
has probably had the effect Of tanning down
some Of the Eetugees.
, 1865-02-27

The Cotamissar5 OF Subsistence at this post has
awarded 70 ]. Y. Sanger ard Thos- HOLMAN the
contract to provide the camps and hospitals in this
State with fresh beef for the next three months at
the rate Of S91H . 100 lbs.
, 1865-02-27

Aoc,pxKr-EARnow EscAP1-As one oi tao
down tic eastern rpproach to Randolph street
b1ego, . IuDawsy horse attached TO grocery
wag.n q, came rushing down Market street ~ =
frehtrpl speed and bcIare tho car could ba
heckcd the termed animal came In contact With
IT, crushing In the platform railing ths s.de ths
CIR, and DONG mischief generality Tbs c,r ehd
many narrow cseapes, hut fortunately NO Injuries.
, 1865-02-27

H0ea 9mppe1 1v all Tall.
R4tS. 70 s3nnsa s. !" NJ le's thaa TO Buffalo,
""11 s@''p90 W nrrE ~. s1t r...r,r
s,,. DEE 20 -. r.-, .nI. ~, ,ou
...+ onoo.t 49, s.,.+ ,,n - - - cst,,. 1
oarrfnT and hnt little demaDd E,stsrn hnvers nrn
entirely out ef the a.tet as the Now York unrkats
will paying present prices here. egen II
tbr i.snana for hrryes on (overnent .rconnt tbere
vnu1t he no martst mere ereent for tn fntchsr>.
trade.
uI,ng ,hr 1.tter rart ct thu wes ths b.va
to
points down The Aiss!.. .ippl. The market has been
gained The closing prices Of last weak e'peeall,
On msdism fnsdss nasn o. Cattle CATTLE s.r,na
IL Stsa "
them.
tsaets let At a1e muth superior to those BE-
'nk tusanLe.eo NO - eaa wy a1a'
aun.ro, e,a,s 81 neeTes IN fpet mnes hetter tnap
Furnished By our city butchers.
The reports nom New York indieste. that It Will be
as oe.o.a canle ea oe 4a'ppeo ptoataoly 10
tnas as.ne ssoeS which hss been
cetved IN rutsetent numbers to gut the MARKET and
TonAvNTha ,n..r.t u ha-,,- ~ .,.,..
tha nnn,esaaot vea,her md ths rxn,1 shsars ~ C .
tr,5.- ~ : ,a-ra ,,aa. ~ h. 'o-' "s ~
~. ~ ,.a.s. s.as ..sa ~ n.u..
,.t.,s.,se"H 'A''A1e1' eno so0 1a0f
~" r,,.,ro ,,r.
,n. .t,,,.,-,n s.Ta ~ ss,a xA.s
x,.,s'. ~ T... - @As W. s'N'1As p4i~0'
GOOD ~ ~ Fr1me GHSa $y fT e
Medium qualities DOCS %
Goafse oxen, Ihin Steers, 3o@t 50
e. C9Ts: o4699
ho ..,.s ~ ~ -, tns d,e.rsrt 49,, ....
,,,r..--.. - =. ..-~
,,o-r,. = - sa1s co.1sa 81 h.ss - HApa.
,teers syet.riug l. lis lbs A. q o. -
George Ad.ms sold Leopold 10 head stock steers ay-
tEaEinE loN ~ Il $5'5; Metcu itocx steers aTeFa
81 ~ ~ r. X 7e 1d. e hss seesa a7f1nginE
stesrs syersgns iii lbs al u a. and Il head do Az
efasing .2o6 h: AZ 1925.
h sota u a1cEer u head good steeF1 aFera-
sWrigEt scit 49, n 49, ,-t,,. s+e.. .,.,...
1sf h. AZ ii 81 h'sN " A ~ 'A 'sse's 0''Aek'ns
Csrtsv so.S zairfs- It had n,tvs et..-. .~..,r.,
: 1sN ~ ~ "a a. e ~ ~ r. ''esA' ava ~$4'4s
, 1865-02-27
NoRTHWEsTERN
war CLAIM AGENCY,
Isaac q. Hit & Co,

TO OFFICERS LEAVING THzsHrv1cE.

TO OFFICERS LEAVING TIL sREv1cE:
Having IN Agent resident In Washtnzton CITY, ve
can prorurc Tor you IN very short time Cerl1cats1
enAb. Jon toft eelve your pay
Ch Of u ehytnK se. vsd Ii the army. and having hsd
mneh with the Ply Department. viii atro
Ms penonal Attention to claims ot EcaRned and otAar
emctir, aud nafantee satIaf4cuGn IN every t.se.
Asinefe *re two tA3mAstess stationed at tais Foss
~ Will att nd to the Collection Of Pay Ace31nts KE
Omcers. rtnitstDg promptly IN all cases Ch-fxA
mooetAte, aAt1afactiou guara1teec- Atdret3
, 1865-02-27
THE NEW OtL DORADO

Eotes From the Pennsylvan1n OIL
MeEtons-Retroleunl and its Rcl alton
TO 11t dern Hum Alfcpha.
ny Region and fts oil Places,
, 1865-02-27

SATURDAY EVENING. Feb. Is.
Inc toAo"1ng summary shows the movement
IN flour. afa1n, Provisions. Live Stock, etc.,
during the past twenty four hours:
EEcElpTs AND SHIPMENTS FOR ru1 PAST u uouRs,
, 1865-02-27

PHILADELPHIA, Saturday, Feb: e5.-one Of
Dupont's powder mills. near Wilmington.
Dri., exploded this morning. killing thfoe OF
the operatives.
, 1865-02-27

9ctn GO
E(st:S-Are in lsrge supply and prices have : dnwn
Tasd tendency VIC qaote fresh egsa 1t . cents pr
FRUIT8-Green Apples are In limited supp1yv,.h
! fstr inqntry- Leno-s sRd oranEes afo bciae re
ee1vfd more pIentif11lf and cur Quotations nrr ~
Guced DRIED Apples are quiet snd tbs IL weaF
quiet. Nc Qho:e; 's~ 1"9'e* NJ"
Green App!es. = 6sl. 1t Wholesale m
Green pples, b1l, at retail, eating IDS ~ ~
Sr.en s App!es ri. 1t rrsail. cooking mSao
, 1865-02-27
ISAAC r. HIT & co.,
65 C1ark.st., Chicago, Illinois,
1881 6t 3du
ORDE RS
U7OOD! WOOD! WOODf
w KNIGHTS PATENT

For wood Yards, Steam Bakeries Rail. oad peposs Ia
This Maeh,ne, with Two ooga will 1T from rIrrxzx
sI ~ ssn a. %: aad ~, spl 1nois gaeh xonls ee
Me<hne IL Less than sxo monttx or no AZ row91
1s surTtc.fST 70 HuH n For csIsnia!3 sd97es@
3tkkH Il
, 1865-02-27
hIw YORK DRY GOODs mARKEr.

[Fscm The n. 7. Independent, a3d1
The following the wholesale net cash prices Of
Fl the l. aiding styles ot Domestic Dry Good sold IN
, 1865-02-27

The fates OF felEht for Live atock Eask WeFn t1sd
en- the lfth Dec. l6G3, a. ao3low1:
RAIxs or FRu0HT on LIvK STOCK YaoK CHICAGO 70
pHrKo11.
Hoy7
..... Cattle ltQ43.
Mich. Cent and Mich. s., lsrge $500 <5c
Eal5 81 ~ .1V 2c
10 RCvyAEc Oh aUsPKya1oS pRrrH1.
Mich Cent. and Micn- g., large caf1. 31t0G 73o
Cars Of 210 feet. 113n0 s3c
Mlch~ Cent email caIs...............-.. 10506 &c
Fort Wayne cass, 22f feet............... l10Q &c
~ TO PI1taBuEa.
Pttts., Fl n. 4 G. carr Of III Ieet.....5113no &c
3ieh. Southern. lasge az. ............... l4M &c
do cars OF 200 feet......... l0I-0Q &c
RAtes to DunkirE $500 per car less than TO Buffalo,
when shipped By all rail-
, 1865-02-27
CHICAGO CATTLA MARKET,
For tho Week Ending Fcbruary rs, 1855,

aATEHpA1 Evx113a. Feb. 23, lS1.3
The following table shows the daily yece,pss and
shipments Of Beef Cattle aud HoEs during tho week
ending to-day:
, 1865-02-27
TIE CAVALRY FIGHT At AIKEN-1T TURNS OUT
THAT IT WAH WHEELER WHO WAS DRIVEN
1K..,z. 4ha III S.hrannd WhtC. Eeb. N

A ccntlcman who LEFT Aiken, 8. G., on the
mo, Ding Of tho 10th, on tho approach Of tho
enemy, states TINT Wheeler met and rcpulsed
two charges Of the enemy .. half past eight !.
o'clock that morning, about one and half
miles from Aiken, In Mr; Ma!!y's ofehasd.
somely rcpulsed. In the meantime heavy
, 1865-02-27

FLOUK-lsecei.ed1 Isis b.!s; shipped br1s. Mar-
ket scl1Te. Sales were: 40 hris 'Io6tc" choice
spring extra at g to so pls Geneva low grade e.
tsn at ASK; 100 brs .ken1a" do At IS 10.
k.t dull and 1a1Ae Lower. SALES xcFs:- srs1Sa
WHAT n sToRE-3,0o1 bu No Spring at Il 85; 3B,-
st Il s4A: the9 bu az At t1A: l,tS6 bn No. DO 1t
sl29; clos 9g dull at s15i9 for No IN store.
du and lS lower than IT the close oI yeste.dty.
53Hc; 21oa bn DO at ;sc $50 bu in Eunnles at
5AM By Nc Corn 4 slc g. sel!s1 lat hsf q Apf!:
ket acive-c ostng shade nrHrr. Safes werc- oo0
bu No Oats in store at !: GO bu do at 5sxc; 5oo
pu do at 3Btc--r closing firm at Sc.
.RfE7Rtceiyel. 70 e. nu; shipped none. M.tket
do n Gle. -
ia ARLET-Receiyeds $3.50 tn: shipped poae. Mar
Eet tu,l md very Irregular. Sales were: 2o0u
bu by sample at ass % track; leo bu old No. ?
At g. Is; bass by aa.nple At Ills "a trask; 4ol bu
new No. At *1.M on North Side.
ALCO1uL-Nt minal at y 17@{,:1 per gal.
kEA NS5ln steady demand and nrn at u -5o@2.0
tor fair TO prime uavy.
BUTTElt--Eeceipts, .l5,cs3 ns; shipments, 19 10
, 1865-02-27

Now York Stock MArkets
Closing prices for cA1h, Feb. Is. 1885, RecctTcd by
G.. Sa1tonstall 4 Co., Commtisfon 6tooS AND BOND
Brokers, n Clark street, Chicago.
, 1865-02-27
FEptuAty IH-Q 4. N. ]
THE RRnELs ABANDON TuE1H pEFKNHES At
SUGAR LOAF.

SUGAR LOAF.
The evacuation of Fort Anderson by tho
frbcls IVES immediately followed by the re-
tircmcnt Of Hoke, with his forces, from Gen.
Tcny's front. Gen. Terry sounded an adyance
the moment the first III timation wns conveyed
to him Of the evacuation Of Anderson but
the works Of the rebels wcrc found deserted.
His fcrces arc now pressing on up the PENN
su!a towards Wilmington.
Admiral Porter went ashore at Fort -Andcr-
son and made hassy surrey Of that work.
which lie found to carry twelve heavy gums
get in position and unin]urcd. The Whit
rsbels took away with them. The fort WIS
destitute Of supplies Of provisions, but con-
, 1865-02-27
A SUFFERING SOUTH CAROLINA rOET.
from the Richmond Wing, Feb. 10.

Among those who have suffered eorely from
Shcsman's invasion Of South Carolina. Is VIII
liam Gilmore simms, Esq, the well known
from home, near Midway, he waa compelled
TO leave behind library Of choice books Of
much value, embracing upwards Of 10000
volumes, Many planters have been utterly
ruin.d. Fortunately for Mr.. stmHs he has
tho advantage Of carrying his wealth In his
brains, "where no thieves can break through
and al cal u etc.
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CHGHcery Notice.
STATE OF ILLINOIS Circuit Court Ia Sale

STATE or ILLINOIS, 81, Circuit Court Ia Sale Co..
Ia SAFE C1CNTT, I NoyuibaT ram. I-cj.
John Z. Dunhrru D'ucl B. Smith ScIri 4 Eur Kim
Florence Smith Franklin. Smith, AMI Catherine Sl.tL-
In Chlncery.
Affidavit .. thu non-r'-lece OF Sel,r 4 BuSin Flor
ence stth. Franklin Smith, and Gathering Saith. ,le-
len ana ai"Ivo named wing been filed ia the office the
clerk Of i circuit c"urt If Ia Sllr county. notice +,
hereby gIyH !" Ia" III IA i EV lin. Florence Sln Ia
trans smith iI Catherine Smith. thi' said conn buu-
ant filed his bill Of c"ml lat n sid court, til chan
Gerry side thereof on thu lZth day 81 AUGUST i5t
a summons th.r-upD i--uel ol Ell! Court asg!ns,
said dr:ultnt- rrtuTtahle the Gsst Monday o: No
We I'Ier next. 1885. a. by iiu r. iUiTrd.
Now unless Won. The -d -.iTt 4. Purklin. Florence
Smith franklin Smith. aud Catherine : NTH shah per
sonay BE aui appear before sad Circuit Court l., sale
county the tI-i day 81 the next term hereof
holden ia It ava, in sil ". the Ers nlt. Of
N,vamb.r ;s' and plead, dauIug s.iI com
,lsnant>' bill OF camp'.u', tie ami the ers
AMI things therein charge! al stated will be 'ak-u
confessed ami decree entered against According
l. prayer OF sill ill. HERMAN SILYLR.
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From tAe Adrertieing agency pr G.. H. eCRIvEN.
s. Dearborn y.
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f'"Hc9y -N"fce.
STATE OF ILLINOIS Circuit Gouri of Ia Sails

STATE OF ILLEols crsgi gopr r Of Ia s. Sale
Mary r. HYDE vs. Benjamin 7. IIyI.-In chncery.
Affidavit of the nnn-rrslnu'e 81 l.tjaUiin f. HYDE,
defendant above nsinr havin been fled IN the OFF, Of
the Clerk al the Circuit Court oi II sale county. No
nee Is h-ry given 10 the SD benjamin T. HNl tlat
sud complainant IIsI her iii q n..nt iH sid Court
o" Inc ehan'ery 81 :. th r te 18th lay Of August 1865,
ana 'hti summons thereupu i-ie ont ui stii Com
y c S'l ae'snli't r. turiaf' "n the hrst Monday
"a N''eihei next lstj. as by iaH To Cirei
N'w Unlrs You, the said Il I..ii ? HYDE shall 10 r
'iIs 'e 'hd appear before sill Circuit Court La
i'i" county on The h't day Of the term thcre,
he holden At ottawa in sail county a., t. 49, N ,,v
IN November, 1860, aAd pl' or d.uur T. HI.
complain nts bill ui COM .. s.iu. er. liz. mat
tiers amp things th'g IN ci % .Li stated Nil Doe taken
IS confessed aud decree entered "a, y.u acrI Z
10 the prayer Of said laI. HERMAN SILVER
Dated aug. 49, CIV Girl
j. W. BrLtwne. clnIilnafts sol.
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VI
I'IIE undersigned h1 iI- been appointed lxect3r 0f;hs
Last VIII -ul Iestlm-u; %. J4II 4 RS lat- uf the
county 81 Ia ile and Sttr or Illinois. dr.lred. here
by gives notice that he VII aITcr iel.r. TIDE Count
Court IF l. Dr. County. II ue Culrt house IN OF
t'Ft. ~ the o. r'-r Term, au O.. fhni lE.uAy ia
O.1Hier next ~ VII. % time an !e having 81 lis
asi.-' .3 Ri poe uafrl and "a -;'-i - aif. fr
the purpose o hsyius ~ adjusted. AL persons i'll
det 10 said E't" are r- .e-teI T. make i..,tr
Inent t. tn. Uri.T-i-L.1
Dated IL, 18th day Of AHa~1.t a. q. isCf.
JRlAS MYERS, Executor.
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EeQal Advertisements.
Administrators Notice.
ESTATE OF JAMES V. RsEs. DECEASED.

TYNlIE undersigned having been appointed Administrator
l. OF the tate o. james v -. late Of th- coun-
ty OF In Sale and Of Illinois deceased hereby gives
notice thai he will appear before the County Cuuri eli La
sslie coiy,at the C"ui House in ont the q Ober
Itr on the sd Monday IN October ucXt, which time all
per ons having claims against sud notified and
requested 10 attend for the FJr!-- having the
adjusted All persons indebted id r.tafe are request
Cd TO make irm-li;te pawn 10 tn, M gned.
Dated this 10th Jay of August. \. =. lSC5.
ALBERT a. Ef.F~ .lr. Atlmnr t-atnr
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E--spy fitted up the complete SASH, DooE and
RIJND 4 CORY and FLAMING MILL to be found in
thr Stste we are ~ prepared to fill orders in this
Ina of business n, shor. -otice and Low RATES.
complete stock OF the crdnat Ses OF SASH tgIIzeo
90 ,rg .z.dl DOORS BLINDS. FRAHES and MOULD
1NGS always OF hand, and our (. cilitI.. turDin
out work are such that we can supply unusus $50
ehor. notice We are Get mined nothing but
the best SEASONED LUMBER in this department. and
our machinery being all and of the most perfect
Sinu We cannot fail to make god work.
Having the benefit of machinery. can d" all Kind.
Of Carpenter Work with greater dispatch ia2 ever
We prepared TO make