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The qualified voters of each county elect a circuit clerk for that county, who holds his office for four years, and until his successor is elected and qualified.
All vacancies in supreme and circuit courts are filled by election, except when the unexpired term does not exceed one year, when the executive may appoint.
Judges of supreme and circuit courts are not eligible to any office of public trust or profit in this state or the United States, during the term for which they are - elected, and one year thereafter.
II. County Courts .- In each county there is a court called the county court, which has one judge elected for four ycars, etc. Its jurisdiction extends to all probate matters, such as granting letters of administration and testamentary, allowing claims against estates of deceased persons, and settling said estates ; also in insol- vent debtors' cases, etc.
The county court is a court of record, with a clerk and seal. It has concurrent jurisdiction with the circuit court in hearing and determining all applications for the sale of real cstate of deceased persons for payment of their debts.
The county judge is a conservator of the peace, and has the same civil and crimi- nal jurisdiction as justices of-the peace, and has the same power to preserve order and punish contempts when in session as the circuit courts. The county court acting as a probate court, sits regularly on the first Monday of every month, except the months of December, March, June, and September, and on the third Mondays of said months. It sits with two associate justices of the peace elected for such purpose, in each county not having the township organization, for the transaction of county business, on the first Mondays of December, March, June, and Septem- ber, in every year. In counties having the township organization, the board of supervisors perform its functions in relation to county matters, such as assessing and levying taxes, etc., allowing claims against counties, and supervising county property.
Appeals and writs of certiorari may be taken from the county court, sitting as a court of probate and insolvency, to the circuit court of the county.
There is elected by the electors in the several counties, at the same time that the county judge is elected, a county clerk, who holds his office for four years, and until his successor is elected and qualified. He is to keep his office at the county scat, and must give bonds in $3,000 to perform his duties faithfully.
By statute, the clerk of the circuit court is recorder of deeds in each county.
In each of the judicial circuits of the state there is a state's attorney elected, who holds his office for four years, and until his successor is commissioned and qualified. It is his duty, upon request, to attend all examinations for felonious crimes, and
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. Agricultural Implements Continued.
Vanzant, J.,
Ohio Farm.
. KNOX COUNTY.
Dailey, Edward, Patterson & Smith, Wiley, John F.,
Galesbury.
Stewart, Alexander, Hartford.
LAKE COUNTY.
Bessie, John, Clark, J. M.,
Antioch.
Hoofman, A.,
Half Day.
Rose, P. T.
LASALLE COUNTY.
Demick, T. W.,
Deer Park.
Lowell.
Burgiss, Ebenezer,
Drew & Meyerhope,
Ottawa.
Rugg, George H.
LEE COUNTY.
Gale, John.,
Shelburne.
Williams, Charles.
MACON COUNTY.
Hardy, A. W.,
Decatur.
Morris Wm. H.
MACOUPIN COUNTY.
Corr, T. J., Tunnell, W. B.,
Mount Olive.
Plain View.
Page, T., Woodburn. . MONROE COUNTY.
McLEAN COUNTY.
Spauer, J., Lexington.
Wright, S. S.,
Canfield, A. & E.,
Le Roy.
Ryan, James,
Stonts Grove.
Shultz, C.,
Woolly, Jacob.
MCDONOUGH COUNTY.
Shippey, Thomas, Argyle.
Epperson, Geo. L.,
Blandensville.
Epperson, Wmn. J.,
Porter, Daniel T.
McHENRY COUNTY.
Leach & Simpson, Mason, J. H.
Richmond.
MADISON COUNTY.
Brown, Mahee & Co., Hanson, N., Garrett, John,
Goodman, R. L.
Linhard, Matthew, Frey, Jacob, Krucker, Jacob, Kercher, Jacob, Thorne, Andrew, Winter, Andrew.
MARION COUNTY.
Horton, A.,
Peach Bluff.
Jackson, William,
MARSHALL COUNTY.
Camp, Rasley & Brothers,
Henry.
Heller, S. S.,
Laun Ridge ..
MASON COUNTY.
Naylor, James,
Bath.
Goodman, G. H.,
Havana.
MENARD COUNTY.
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Athens.
Boyd, W., Center, J. C., Tice, Thomas.
MERCER COUNTY.
Maxfield, J.
New Boston.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY.
Emery, L.,
Audubon.
Bange, H., Waterloo.
Mittendorf, H.,
`Moore, W. C., Seiter, J.
MORGAN COUNTY.
Dobson, Thos., Lynnville.
Fredlander, L., Potter, H.
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OGLE COUNTY.
Wood, Dudley,
Byron.
Stetson, C. C.,
Buffalo Grove.
Cushing, J. A. D.,
Grand Detour.
Andrews, Leonard,
Baker & Donaldson, Mt. Morris.
PEORIA COUNTY.
Craig & Cramer, Kickapoo. Psoria.
Alton. Pittingill & Lazalle, Seeley & Denton, Rodecker & Boshen, Upper Alton. | Taby & Anderson,
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Upper Alton.
Highland.
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upon writs of habeas corpus ; and also, it is his duty to attend all the circuit courts in his circuit, and to commence and prosecute all actions, suits, process, indictments, and prosecutions, civil or criminal, in which the people of the state or any county may be concerned ; and upon request, is to give his opinion upon matters of law to any county court, or justice of the peace, where the people of the county are concerned.
A sheriff is elected in each county in the state, who holds his office for two years, and in addition to his duties as sheriff, in counties where the township organization does not prevail, is ex-oficio, collector of taxes. Where the township organization prevails, town collectors perform this duty.
All judges and state's attorney's are commissioned by the governor.
County judges, clerks, sheriffs, and other county officers, for wilful neglect of duty or misdemeanor in office, are liable to indictment by grand jury, and trial by petit jury, and, on conviction, to removal from office.
All processes, writs, and other proceedings, shall run " in the name of the people of the state of Illinois." All prosecutions shall be carried on " in the name and by the authority of the people of the state of Illinois," and conclude "against the peace and dignity of the same."
Besides the foregoing courts, which are common to the whole state, there is estab- lished in the county of Cook, a court, called the " Cook County Court of Common Pleas," having the same general jurisdiction as the circuit court, and from whose judgments, appeals and writs of error lie to the supreme court, and which is also specially authorized to enter up judgments by confession in vacation, which cannot be done in the circuit courts. This court has eight terms in each year, six of said terms being called vacation terms, (at which any business is in order except trial by jury, and even that, by consent of parties, may be had,) and two trial terms.
The circuit court of Cook county has four terms, two of them being vacation, and two trial terms. There is also an inferior court of limited jurisdiction established in the city of Chicago, called the Recorder's Court of the city of Chicago. It is a court of record, having a clerk and seal; has concurrent jurisdiction in the city with the circuit court in all criminal cases, except treason and murder, and in civil cases where the amount in controversy does not exceed $100, and in cases of ap- peals from justices of the peace within said city. Appeals may be taken therefrom to the circuit court. The judge of this court is called the " Recorder of the City of Chicago," and, with the clerk, is elected for five years.
The Cook county court of common pleas is a court of record, having a seal and clerk. The judge and clerk of this court are each elected for the term of four years.
III. Justices' Courts .- In each county of the state justices of the peace are elected ; in counties where the township organization prevails, two for each town, together with a like number of constables, and in the other counties, two for each precinct, except that in which the county seat is located, where three are elected, together with a like number of constables. Justices and constables hold their offices for four years, and until their successors are elected and qualified.
The jurisdiction of justices of the peace in civil matters extends to actious of debt and assumpsit, where the amount claimed does not exceed $100. To suits for rent and distress for rent on landlord's warrant, where amount claimed does not exceed $100. In debt for trespass for cutting timber, where amount claimed does
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PIATT COUNTY.
Maskle, Benjamin,
Monticello.
PIKE COUNTY.
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Rupert, David, Atlas.
Stebbins, George,
Chick, Z. & Brother,
New Maysville.
Ferris, L. & Co., Perry.
PULASKI COUNTY.
Green, E.,
Mason, H.
Caledonia.
PUTNAM COUNTY.
Parrott, W. E.,
Pease., T.
Magnolia.
ROCK ISLAND COUNTY.
Clark, William,
Camden Mills.
Clay, R.,
Adams, E. W.,
Hampton.
Mook, Nicholas,
Deere, John,
Moline.
Nourse, Alonzo,
Tate, Robert M.
Moore, J. M.
Rock Island.
Rockwood, L. O.
Ulam & Leas,
Hunt, E. H.
Port Byron.
Sadrois, Henry.
SANGAMON COUNTY.
Batty, J. D. Ellis, Joel, Parker, Charles, Rush, O. H.
Berlin.
Bruce, G. T.,
Mechanicsburg.
Randall, A. G. & Co.
Salisbury.
McMurphy. Geo. & Co. Campbell, J. A. Springfield.
Francis, S. & A.
SCOTT COUNTY.
Baker, Andrew,
Naples.
SCHUYLER COUNTY.
Wheeler, Jonathan,
Birmingham.
STARK COUNTY.
Guthrie, Thos. D.
Wyoming.
Thomas, James M.
STEPHENSON COUNTY.
Mason & Brother,
Silver Creek.
TAZEWELL COUNTY.
Reston, Ezra,
Dillon.
Donnell, E.
Washington.
Trindle, James.
UNION COUNTY.
Barringer, Peter,
West Saratoga.
VERMILLION COUNTY.
Giddings, W.
Danville.
Layton, E. C.
Pate, J.
McKee, W. A.
Canaday, Wm.
Ridge Farm.
Goodwin, Ephraim,
Robertson, Benjamin.
WABASH COUNTY.
Stees, Henry,
Mt. Carmel.
WARREN COUNTY.
Cornish, Henry,
Bewick.
Hadson, John S.
Carr, N. & J.
Monmouth.
WAYNE COUNTY.
Hildebrand & Co.
Fairfield.
Milner, Harmon,
Suiller, Isaac,
Powell, Joab,
Morland's Grove.
WHITE COUNTY.
Glover, Robert,
Graystille.
Milner, Isaac,
Pope, George.
WHITESIDE COUNTY.
Daggett, P.
Lyndon.
Richards & Co ..
WILL COUNTY.
Lane & Wilson,
Lockport.
Hitchcock, A. E. & C.,
Wilmington.
McIntosh & Fredericson, Walrath & Hilburn.
WINNEBAGO COUNTY.
Willott, W. & G.
Rockton.
Baldwin, T.
Roscoe.
Hardy, S. S.
Hettinger, M. & Co.,
Silver Creck. | Richardson, B.
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exceed $100. In all actions of trespass to personal property, and of trover, where amount claimed does not exceed $100. In all actions where an executor or admin - istrator is party plaintiff, and amount claimed does not exceed $100, and where they are defendants, and amount claimed does not exceed $20. In all actions against sheriffs, coroners, and constables, for malfeasance, misfeasance, and nonfeas ance in office, where amount claimed does not exceed $100.
In all cases of assault and battery, or frays, justices of the peace have exclusive original jurisdiction, except in incorporated cities and towns, when otherwise con- ferred by law. Either party may appeal, by giving bond within twenty days after judgment.
JUDICIARY. .
SUPREME COURT.
DIVISION.
NAME.
RESIDENCE.
OFFICE.
SALARY.
1st
W. B. Scates
Belleville
Judge
$1,200
F. D. Preston
Mount Vernon
Clerk
Fees
2d
Samuel H. Treat_ _ Springfield
Chief Justice
1,200
Wm. B. Warren ... Jacksonville
Clerk
Fees
3d
John Dean Caton. Ottawa.
Judge
1,200
Lorenzo Leland .. Ottawa.
Clerk
Fees
E. Peck.
- Chicago
Reporter
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This Court holds one session in each Division of the State each year. The terms are-1st Division, at Mount Vernon, Jefferson County, on the 2d Monday in No- vember ; 2d Division, at Springfield, on the 3d Monday in December ; 3d Division at Ottawa, La Salle County, on the 1st Monday of February.
CIRCUIT COURT JUDGES.
CIRCUIT.
NAME.
RESIDENCE.
SALARY.
1st
David M. Woodson
Carrolton
$1,000
2d
Will. H. Underwood
Belleville.
1,000
3d
William A. Denning.
Benton
1,000
4th
Justin Harlan
Marshall
1,000
5th
P. H. Walker.
Rushville.
1,000
6th
Ira O. Wilkinson
Rock Island
1,000
7th
B. S. Morris
Chicago
1,000
8th
David Davis
Bloomington
1,000
9th
Edwin S. Leland
Ottawa
1,000
10th
William Kellog
Canton
1,000
11th
Hugh Henderson.
Joliet
1,000
12th
Samuel S. Marshall
McLeansboro
1,000
13th.
Isaac G. Wilson
Geneva
1,000
14th
Benjamin R. Sheldon
Galena
1,000
15th
Onias C. Skinner.
Quincy
1,000
Cook County Common Pleas, I. M. Wilson, Judge, Salary $800 and Fees.
FIRST CIRCUIT.
D. M. WOODSON, Judge. C. H. GOODRICH, State Attorney.
Morgan County, Second Monday in March and September.
Menard County, First Monday after the fourth Monday in March-and second Monday after the fourth Monday in October.
Greene County, Third Monday thereafter, and first Monday in October.
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Ale Bottlers. COOK COUNTY.
Doty & Waugh, (near Doty's Ho- tel.) Chicago.
Knight, William, cor. of Lake and Desplaines sts.
Architects.
COOK COUNTY.
Apell, John, 228 Madison street,
Chicago.
Burling & Baumann, over the Post Office. Carter, Asher, 118 Lake st., Smith, E. Willard, 123 Lake st.
Attorneys & Counsellors at Law.
ADAMS COUNTY.
Hanison, N. B.,
Mendon.
Shinn, Isaac,
Payson.
Ashbury, Henry,
Quincy.
Bennison, Wmn. H.
Gilman, Wm. H.
Hamblin, F. B. Hurlbut, Stephen A.
Marsh, Robert C.
Miller, Hiram C.
Pray, Lewis W.
Tanner, Andrew J.
Terwilliger, James S.
Watkins, Thos. B.
BROWN COUNTY.
Atkinson, James, Mt. Sterling.
Bailey, John S.
Bailey & Moses,
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Black & Irwin,
Black, Samuel S.
Irwin, James S.
Moore, James B.
Moses, John C.
Singleton, James W.
Wheat, Lysander B.
Grove, John M. Versailles.
BUREAU COUNTY.
Ballou, Martin, Princeton.
Johnson, Jaques W.
Kelsey, Charles L.
Kendall, Miles, North, Levi,
Peters, M. L.
Porter, John, Jr.,
Stipp, George W.
Taylor, Joseph J.
Zearing, Wm. M. Kinney, Simeon, Tiskilwa.
Skinner. Onias C. Snow, Henry H. Tillson, John, Voeth, Robert, Warren, Calvin A. Warren & Edmunds, Wheat, Almerou, Wheat & Grover, Williams, Archibald, Williams & Lawrence, Woods, Carlos M. Young, Samuel T.
ALEXANDER COUNTY.
Ashton, Samuel, Cairo.
Bowers, John S.
McCrillis, LaFayette,
Morris, Richard P.
Rawlings & Southard,
Southard, James D.
Yost, Robert E. Thebes.
BOND COUNTY.
Greathouse, Tevis, Greenville.
Kingsbury, A. N.
Moore, Samuel M.
Morse, Stephen,
Rust, Elam,
Phelps. S. A.
Pocahontas.
Stevenson, Samuel,
Taylor, Robert A.
BOONE COUNTY.
Boyce, Millard M. Belvidere.
Curtis, Jno. L.
Eaton, Samuel T.
Fuller, Allen C.
Browning & Bushnell,
Browning, Orville H.
Buckley, Edward H.
Bushnell, Nehemiah, Cox, Jno. C.
Davis, Hope S.
Davis & Lutkins, Edmunds, Geo. Jr., Gilpin, J. B. Goodwin, Philo A. Grover, Isaac M. Jonas, Abraham,
Kingman, Lucius,
Lawrence, Chas. B.
Lee, Wellington L. Lutkins, Clinton C. Lutkins, O. C. Moore, Ebenezer, Morris, Isaac N. Palmer, M. G. Prince, Edward, Richardson, Wmn. A. Savage, Charles A. Sherman, Seth C.
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Macoupin County, First Monday in May, and second Monday in October. Jersey County, Second Monday in May, and third Monday in October. Calhoun County, Third Monday in May, aud fourth Monday in October. Scott County, Fourth Monday in May, and fourth Monday in September.
SECOND CIRCUIT.
W. H. UNDERWOOD, Judge. PHILIP B. FOUKE, State Attorney.
St. Clair County, Second Monday in March, and second Monday in August. Madison County, Monday after the second Monday in March, and third Monday after the second Monday in August.
Monroe County, Monday after the second Monday in March, and Monday after the second Monday in August.
Randolph County, on the Monday following each term in Monroe.
Perry County, on the Monday following each term in Randolph.
Washington County, on the Monday following each term in Perry. Clinton County, on the Monday following each term in Washington. Bond County, on the Monday following each term in Clinton.
Fayette County, on the Friday following each term in Bond.
THIRD CIRCUIT.
WM. A. DENNING, Judge. . WM. R. PARRISH, State Attorney.
Hardin County, on the first Monday in April, and second Monday in August. Pope County, on the Monday following the respective terms in Hardin. Johnson County, on the Monday following the respective terms in Pope. Williamson County, on the Monday following the respective terms in Johnson. Franklin County, on the Monday following the respective terms in Williamsou. Jackson County, on the Monday following the respective terms in Franklin. Uuiou County, on the Monday following the respective terms in Jackson. Alexander County, on the Monday following the respective terms in Uuion. Pulaski County, on the Monday following the respective terms in Alexander. Massac County, on the Monday following the respective terms in Pulaski.
FOURTH CIRCUIT.
JUSTIN HARLOW, Judge. A. KITCHELL, State Attorney.
Crawford County, on the first Monday in March and September. Lawrence County, on the first Monday thereafter.
Richland County, on the first Monday thereafter. Clay County, on the first Monday thereafter. Effingham County, on the first Monday thereafter. Jasper County, on the first Wednesday thereafter. Cumberland County, on the first Monday thereafter. Coles County, on the first Thursday thereafter.
Clark County, on the first Thursday thereafter.
FIFTH CIRCUIT.
WILLIAM A. MINSHALL, Judge. R. S. BLACKWELL, State Attorney.
Pike County, on the third Monday in March, and second Monday in September. Brown County, on the second Monday in April, and first Monday in October. McDouough County, on the third Monday in April, and second Monday in October. Schuyler County, on the fourth Monday in April, and third Monday in October. Mason County, on the first Monday in May, aud fourth Monday in October. Cass County, on the second Monday in May, and first Monday in November.
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Attorneys-Continued. CALHOUN COUNTY.
Matthews, Robert, Miller, West M. Ross, Mahlon, Spencer, Sterling.
Hardin.
CARROLL COUNTY.
Armor, Volney,
Mt. Carroll.
Johnston, Hiram A. Krafts, Leroy, Miller, Wm. T. Wilson, John.
CASS COUNTY.
Carter, Thos. H.
Beardstown.
Dunmer, Henry E.
Emmons, Sylvester,
Havekluft, C. H. C.
Shaw, Jolın B.
Shaw, J. Heury,
Von Vleck, Carter,
Thomas, Richard S. Virginia.
CHAMPAIGN COUNTY.
Philips, J. N.
Mahomet.
Coler, Wm. N.
Urbana.
Somers, Wm. D.
CHRISTIAN COUNTY.
Hinton, John, Taylorsville.
Mason, Benjamiu, Shoemaker, Thos. C. Vandeveer, H. M.
Voss, Edward A.
CLARK COUNTY.
Gibson, Geo. R. Lodi.
Constable & Dulaney,
Constable, Charles H.
Cooper, Joshua B.
Dulaney, Robt. L.
Harlan, Justin, Harlan, J. Newton, Janney, E. S. Manly, Uriah,
Robinson, J. C. Young, Timothy R. Willard, Nathan.
CLAY COUNTY.
Howitt, E. L. Louisville. Stoker, Wm. Waterbury, J. W. Xenia.
CLINTON COUNTY.
Lester, Jno. L. Twiss, Moses N.
Aviston.
Bond, Benjamin, Bond, Richard S. Breese, Sidney, Case, Zophar, Gray, Wm. H. White, Daniel.
Carlyle.
COLES COUNTY.
Dunbar, Alexander P. Charleston. Ficklin, Orlando B.
Jones, Albert G.
Linder, Usher P.
Marshall, Thomas A. Murrou, B. M.
Stutzman, E. Wycke, J. E.
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COOK COUNTY.
Billings, Samuel S.
Allen, James C.
Allen, Nathan,
Andrick, L. M.
Anthony, Elliott,
Arnold & Lay, Arnold, Isaac N. Ashtou, Samuel, Bacon, Edward, Baker, Samuel L.
Ballingall, Patrick, Barker, Joseph N. Barron, William T. Beattie, David C.
Beck with, Corydon,
Bentley, Cyrus,
Blackwell, Robert S.
Bovie, S. G. Brackett & Waite, Brackett, William, Brayman, Mason, Breck, James, Jr.
Bross, John A. Marshall. | Brown & Hurd,
Browu, Andrew J.
Brown, Wm. H.
Bryan, Thos. B.
Burnett, Wellington C.
Buruham, D. N.
Burgess, Wm. T. Burt, Calvin C.
Butterfield, Justin, Cameron, Charles S.
Chase, Samuel B. Chickering & James, Chickeriug, John W. Clapp, James, Jr. Clarke & Turner, Clarke, George R. Clark, Henry A. Clark, Henry W. Clarkson, Joseph P. Coit, Daniel R. Colby, Eben F. Collius & Williams,
Ridgeville. Palatine. Chicago. -
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SIXTH CIRCUIT.
IRA O. WILKINSON, Judge. H. B. STILLMAN, State Attorney.
Ogle County, on the third Monday in March, and first Monday in September. Lee County, on the first Monday in April, and third Monday in September. Whiteside County, on the fourth Monday in April, and second Monday in October.
Henry County, on the first Monday in May, and fourth Monday in October.
Rock Island County, on the second Monday in May, and first Monday in November.
SEVENTH CIRCUIT. HUGH T. DICKEY, Judge. P. BALLINGALL, State Attorney.
Lake County, on the second Monday in January, and first Monday in June, and second Monday in October.
Cook County, on the first Monday in May and December.
EIGHTH CIRCUIT.
DAVID DAVIS, Judge. D. B. CAMPBELL, State Attorney.
Sangamon County, on the third Monday in March, and fourth Monday in August. Tazewell County, on the first Wednesday in April, and third Wednesday in Sep- tember.
Woodford County, on the second Thursday thereafter in each term.
McLean County, on the Monday thereafter in each term.
Logan County, on the Monday thereafter in each term.
De Witt County, on the Thursday thereafter in each term.
Pratt County, on the Monday thereafter in each term.
Champaign County, ou the Wednesday thereafter in each term. Vermillion County, on the Monday thereafter in each term.
Edgar County, on the Monday thereafter in each term.
Shelby County, on the Monday thereafter in each term.
Moultrie County, on the Monday thereafter in each term.
Macon County, on the Thursday thereafter in each term.
Christian County, on the Monday thereafter in each term.
NINTH CIRCUIT. EDWIN S. LELAND, Judge. B. C. Cook, State Attorney.
La Salle County, on the third Monday in February, and first Monday in November. Livingston County, on the second Monday in March, and first Monday in September. Kendall County, on the second Monday in March, and fourth Monday in November.
Bureau County, on the second Monday in April, and fourth Monday in September, and second Monday in Jannary.
Marshall County, on the fourth Monday in March, and second Monday in October. Putnam County, on the fourth Monday in April, and fourth Monday in October.
TENTH CIRCUIT.
WM. KELLOGG, Judge. H. G. REYNOLDS, State Attorney.
Peoria County, on the first Monday in March, and third Monday in August, and second Monday in May, and third Monday in November.
Fulton County, on the third Monday in March, and first Monday in August, and second Monday in November.
Knox County, on the second Monday in April, and second Monday in September. Warren County, on the third Monday in April, and third Monday in September. Stark County, on the fourth Monday in April, and fourth Monday in September.
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Attorneys-Continued.
Collins, James H. Cone, John E. Cornell & Barron, Cornell, Paul, Cullen, Matthew R. Curtis, Charles B.
Chicago.
Lee, David S. Le Moyne, John V. Lowe, James M. Lull, Oliver R. W. McCagg, Ezra B. McCarthy, John,
McGilora, John J. McGirr, John E.
· Curtis, James, Daniels, Elias, Davenport, Gideon W.
McIlroy, Daniel, McMurray, F. G.
Mackubin, Charles N.
Manierre, George,
Marsh, J. Leonard,
Martin, Edward,
Davis & Martin,
Mason, John,
Mather, Hiram F.
Meech, George A.
Douglass, Stephen A.
Miller, Henry G.
Eddy, D. C. Farnsworth & Burgess, Farnsworth, John F. Fisher, E. B.
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Miller, John C.
Monroe, Henry S.
Moore, T. C.
Fowler, Charles A.
Morris, Buckner S.
Freer & Ingalls, Freer, Lemnel C. P. Frink, Henry,
Nicholas, George W.
Fullerton, Alexander N.
Nicholes, Daniel C.
Gallup, Benj. E. Gardiner, George W. Goodrich, Grant,
Olinstead, E. K.
Groves, William A.
Olmstead & Woods,
Ogden, Mahlon D.
Ogden, William B.
Owen, F. D.
O'Meara, Daniel W.
Parker, J. Mason,
Pearson, George T. Pearson, John,
Peck, Ebenezer,
Peyton, John L. Phelps, A. H.
Phelps, Pallas,
Phillips, Charles B.
Prentiss, Alexander S.
Rich, Arthur D.
Reading, James N.
Rucker, Edward A.
Rucker, Henry L.
Scammon, J. Young,
Scott, Ira,
Scoville, George,
Scripps, John L. Sears, John, Jr. Sedgwick, George,
Seeley, Henry E.
Sharp, Solomon L. Sherman, Benjamin F.
Shirley, Thomas, Shreve, Saml. Henry, Shumway, Horatio G. Skinner, Mark,
Smith, E. Randolph, Smith, S. Lisle, Stebbings, Horace R.
Chicago.
De Wolf, Calvin, De Wolf, Lyman E. De Wolf, Wm. F.
Davis, William H. Dickey, Hugh T. Dorman, Orlaff M.
Meeker, George W.
Morgan, James,
Mueller, Adolph F. C.
Newcomb, George W.
Nicholes, Ira J. Norton, Charles A.
Harvie, Andrew, Haven, Carlos,
Hamilton, Richard J. Hayes, Samuel S. Henry, S. Hervey & Clarkson, Hervey, Robert, Hibbard, Homer N. Higgins, Van H. Hoffman, Francis A. Hosmer, Charles B. Howe, Frederick A. Hoyne, Thomas, Hull, Charles J. Huntingdon, Alonzo, Hurd, Harvey B. Ingalls, George A. James, Benjamin F. Jameson, John A. Jenks, Chancellor L. Jennings, Henry S. Jernegan, Joseph L. Jerome, G H. Jerome, W. W. Jones, C. R. Judd, Norman B. Kedzie, John H. Kelly, Henry C. King, William H. Knott, Elam L. Larned, Edwin C. Lavinia, Wm. T. S. Lay, George W. Jr.
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ILLINOIS STATE DIRECTORY.
ELEVENTH CIRCUIT.
HUGH HENDERSON, Judge. S. W. BOWEN, State Attorney.
Will County, on the second Monday in March, and first Monday in September, and third Monday in December:
Iroquois County, on the Tuesday after the fourth Monday in April, and Tuesday, after the third Monday in September.
Grundy County, on the fourth Monday in March, and first Monday in October.
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