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ALEXANDER'S TRIC0BAPHE!
Improvement Of 1916.

THIS new and popular LIQUID HAIR Dl r.,
n introduction with uueIsmped but merit
subscribers would inform the public that still
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IseaCh,s Medicines.

Accompanying re above work e Rsld es 'of the yarou,
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Richmond May 10Th, 1876
NO MORE WHITE. GRAY ORRED HAIR

L remedy enhances considerably the beauty and alters
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pleasing have efficient tez defects To
effect this change much wished Of the grand and
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DYE which proprietor with justice Tar beyond
thing kind this other country. IL
prOprue very powerful though voy This chemical
wonder enables persons dye nananeouy their
For changing red gay
hair whkert eyebrows, tEown, black ehesnu
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, tue ol
virrua trading passing through Richmond to eIaniRe
Drugs Medicines Paints and Dye suh They
prepared inducements they think will make their
con6n- their dealings their to this place
Ginseng and Fiecd taken exchange for goods
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GRASS CLOTHS.-We are just opening a
~ LOT Of Giast Also
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Cherry ooId FioieBce
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CHOPPERS ISINGLASS.-Coop Ameri.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.-Erchdage
4 boot StOr.
PhIoophy Sport made Science Earnest, being attempt
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the popular Toys AMI Sports Of Youth
Ballads and other Poems, by Mar liowit
Treatment Of nsanty by John Can. D. Phytican
Lunaus Asylum Of Virginia. az Williamsburg
Lives of Chr opher Columbus and hHencus Ves1ucius
Pleasures Of Taac and other BY Nss Jane Taylor
General View Of the United States comprising Dscupu0n Of
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MEN NOVELs.
% rppy Of Bai;e of Life by Dickens
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Temptation and Atnnemunt. BY Mrs Gore
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RICARDO'S
PALMA CHRISTI P0MADE.

The Proprietor of this NEW and beautiful pre-
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impars heauua son and glossy appearance 10 the Har
promising grow a. ant preventing It's falling out
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'sNliE subscriber has ust received from Mile
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invited io eal- JUDAH MYERS.
mar F. lest MAJ stree.
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ENKESH SPRING DRY GOODs.-We are

= receiving, by recent arnyals general assortment
Fancy Prints, hk and white lavender Prints
Ginghams, Muslin Gnghams and GnEhlm Prints
BIZ and satin stripe bE and cord Alpaccas
stfipe, plaid and mixed Pantheon stuns. Gambroons
Cambi'ts AMI Markers, blk brown mixed Jean,
- and Tweed Clssimes. Doe skin fney res
Extra super blk French Cloths and CaGsin,res
Drap de Vienna Ncstiugs
hLSO-3 Z. IS 81 and brown and bleacbeI sbrng, md
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NH 10 WADsWORTH TURNER 4 co No Is Main IL
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-03-30

ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL.--We
have much pleasure in stating that Col.
Charles Oakley has been appointed Trus-
tee on the behalf Of the State Of Illinois,
to superintsnd the construction ofthe Il
linois and Michigan Canal, snd the con-
Germs both Of the State and the bondhold-
eFs ia connexion there.with. The nom-
ination was made 10 the Senate of IL
liaois oh4hss2Ist Of January, and on the
same day was confirmed, three. fourths Of
the members voting in his favor, including
five Wings. The appointments of Col.
Oakley to this important post will be graf
flying newsao the bond holders, both in
this country and Europe. We know o.
NO man in whose integrity, good serse
and Judgment they would have mere con-
deRce.-JournaI Com.
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Sale of forfeited Canal Lands and
T0vxn Lots

Mt Office il hereby gwen that the following
IN described Canal Lands and Town Lots,
which have been forfeited 10 the State by the nom
pc yment of nslallnents or interest, will be offered
for sale at public auction, Gfnot redeemed before
the day Of SALE at the time and places following
to wit: All the Lands and Town lots described,
excepting the Lots in Chicago, at the Canal Office
in Loekport on the FIRST Wednesday. (being the
TIN day) Of April next; and the Lots described
in Chicago, at the city of Chicago, OH Saturday
the 10Th day of April, aforesaid. The sales will
commence az 10 O'Clock in the forenoon Of each
day. Any of Lands or Lots may be redsemed
previous to The day of sale, by making payment OF
the instuiments or iRtsrest due.
Said Lands and lots will be sold in conformity
with the general provisions OF San Act to amend
the several laws in relation tOthe Illinois q Mich
igan CanaIn Approved Feb %, 1899, and viii
not be sold for less than ths value az heretofore
appraised.
Canal Once, Lochpors, ILL.,, Feb. I9, 1871.
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route. Col. Morgan's command (the ID
Ohio Rsgiment about 400 strong, left
Seralvo whore they we've stationed, to
join Gen. Taylor, after having burnt every
thing they could not take with them, and
il is confidently believed that he and his
whole command were either cut to pieces
or taken prisoners. That gallant, chival.
reus soul, Gen. Me Cullough, with his men,
has been captured. He had not more
than % men-all told.
/ am sorry to state that very worthy
citizen of ours has boen captured, at least
it is presumed so, and with very good
= grounds, as two or three who went one
day after him had been obliged to fall back
on Cvmargo. Jesse d. Carr, Mr.. Tren-
aweth, Mr. Grayson, Capt. McMullin, a
clerk of Mr.. Carr's formerly of MeCul-
loeh's company of Rangers, having about
200 pack mules loaded with valuable
goods, belonging to Peter Halle, of Mata-
moros, and Messrs. Mather, Glover& Co.,
no doubt have been taken nothing has
been seen or heard Of them. Mr.. Sprague,
q clerk tor s. A. Belden, Esq, and john
r. Baker, sutler to the FIRST regiment of
kentucky volunteers, started the day after
the first named party, and had been COM
PEELED to fall back to Mier, and there await
until the troops there stationed should be
ordered to Camargo.
This is all the fault OF General Scott for
having taken away the regular forces from
that part Of hecountry. Should Gen. T.
be able to fall back on Monterey he can
thon hold out until reiuforcements reach
him, as they have some go days rations at
that point. But ! am afraid he is in a
critical position, having nothing but vol-
unteers with him, he cannot have that
confidence which he would have, had net
that immortal man, Gen. Scott, taken
away from him the whole Of his most
effective force. But old RoUGH AND
READY has determined to conquer or die.
SaRta Anna sont him summons tc sur
render. Tell Santa Anna, says the old
nan, ''to come and take me-" ] have
eonveFsed with officers Of the army here,
who think Gen. Taylor might be able 10
fall back on Monterey. He has some
1000 volunteers with him, andI think they
will fight to the last. Col. Curtis is sta :
toned at Camargo, which is hourly
threatened with attack. Some 700 ofthe
Virginia regiment passed through this
place three days ago on their way to join
Gen. Taylor. Should the General even
fall back on Monterey, be will still have
q largo body of mon between him and
Camargo, who can, and no doubt will take
the place, and then down on Matamoros,
cutting off Gen. Taylor's supplies entirely.
Every person is On the alert. The Mex
leans say that the arnyswill take this
place in very short. tinieL Several Of
the better classes of the population are
preparing TO move to the other side oflbe
river in case the place shou! Abe recap
turOd. as they know they wedld he killed
by their own people, Immediately. You
will find this letter very disjoined in it's
details, but you may depend on the cor.
'rectness Of every part oft, as l received
it from high military authority.
XoUrs firmly
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CLOTH DRESSING

Doas on reasonable terms and at short notice.
None but the best woTkmen will ne employed.
Any person going TO Chicago, from the central
or southern part of the State, will pass by this
town, and all the subscriber wishes, to ensure a
continuance OF patronage, is to once have man
patronize him. Wool can be entity water up the
Illinois river, directed to ]. A. Matieson, Joliet,
Will co., to the care of Mr.. Abrams, Peru, ILL.,,
and IL win be forwarded, whore cloth will be put
up III neat and sale manner. according 10 the
above terms and sent in return to any parl Of the
State, without troubling the owners 20 accompany
IL. j. A. MA FTESON
N. B. Persons coming from distance with
. quAntisYof Noolte be carded or manufactured
il Obliged TO stay over night, shall be TO no ss
psass. J. A. N.
! JolI.s, Ms.sa 92d. le47.
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HEAD QUARTERS, CAMARGo,
March I'd, I847.


Sir I send an officer to Head Quarters,
at Washington, making a requisition on
the President of the United States for fifty
thousand six months volunteers. AL
communication has for some days teen cut
of between this place and the army above
and see no adequate relief this side of N.
Orleans. / request you, therefore, to call
out ten thousand men of this character OF
troops, and l anticipate they will be rec
ognized under tAe call of the President.
As fast as any considerable force can
be accumulated, let them be forwarded to
BrazOs Santiago. All troops, as far as
practicable, should be armed before leav
ing the U. S., and the officers command
ing companies should take in charge
ammunition enough to distribute, in case
of emergency, forty rounds at least.
Very respectfully, your obi ser't.,
SAM'L r. CURTIS, Col. Cong,
To the Governor of Louisiana.
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Chair and Beni. Richardson appointed Score

Chair ami Benz. Hiehafdson apPoIHIsu NsCs9-
tary.
On motion, ResolUed that this meeting now
proceed to appoint Delegates TO attend the DEM
oeratic convention 10 BE- holden, al Joiists on
tho lss day Of April next, and that sAld Dele
gates be elected by ballot.
Whsrenpon, on the frs, ballet Daniel k"bn
was duly elected one OF said Delegates; on tbs
% ballot, VIM z. Little was duly elected one
eff said Delegates; on the Sd ballot, S. w. Boz
wen was duly elected one of said Delegates; and
on motion, Frederick Gritzner was unanimously
appointed, by acclamation. Delegate TO said
Convention.
On motion, ResolUed. that iho Dsiegstes have
power TO appoint substitutes TO ill vacancies.
And hereopoa, on motion, the meeting adjour-
ned. VIM. MCCLURE. Chm.
BENZ RICHARDSON, Sec,y
Dated, Joliet, March 5, ls47.
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Notice.

The members of the Will county Cor
Responding Committee ofthe Democratic
party, for the year 1S47, are requested to
meet at the Court House on the 1st of April
next, for the purpose of making out an
superintendent of delegates among the
several precincts, in accordance with q
resolution passed at the last county Con-
vention; and to transact such other bust
ness as may be necessary.
Corresponding COMMITTEES.
R. w. SMITH, G. r. DYER,
A. COLLINS, c. G. VAN HORN,
W. E. MAYNARD.
II.i;nA hInrnh II 1RA7
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isPRECKNCT MEETING.

Alta nesting Of the Democratic Republicans
Of Joliet Preeinct held pursuant to notice, at the
Exchange Hctel, in Joiist,on Thursday the 18th
Gay Of March A. D.sl547, for the purpose Of
appointing Delegates 10 rsp1stsnt joliet Precinct
IN the t,erocIatic county and District Conven-
non, 20 BE- holden at Joliet, on tho Ist dav o.
April nexi, iUr she purpose Of nominating Dem.
ocrssic candidates for Delegates to the State
Coayention 70 revise the ConsiiGuiion Of Illinois.
% Be hcldan in Springfield, in she month 81
June LAT, VIM. Mcclure vas called to the
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE;

Notice is hereby given that we will present a
petition to the circuit court, at term next to be
holden, at the court house in Joliet. in the County
of W II, or the first Monday in May next, for the
sale of so much ofthe real Estate, Of John Mum
son deceased as may be necessars 10 pay the debts
OF said deceased, when and where all persons
interested in said Real Estate, are notified and
requested to appear and show cause why The same
should not be done.
AMASA THOMAS Admir-.
MARY ANN THOMAS Admr'x
Jelet March %, Is47.
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TO MERS
JOLIET
WOOlIem Factory.

The Subscriber viii keep on hand large
assoitment Of cloth ofhis own manufacture which
he proposes TO exchange for wool. He will give
one yard eff good heaey cloth for Two and has
pounds Of good clean wool of the same quality;
or he will work wool upon shares as follows give
one bali the cloth the wool makes by receiving
eight cts pes yard from the customer upon his
half or all that the wool makes by receiving thir
weight cents per yard for manufacturing. He
wiilaisomanufactur for pensioners BLANKETS
JEANS, s. FLANNEL, as we'll as SAT-
NETT T. FULLCL0TH.
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NEW GOODS

n P. MCDONALD, has lately purchased
&Aa and now offers for sale, Broad Cloths,
Cassimers's, Casinstt'a, Vestings, Bed Ticking,
Flannels, Calicoes, Aiapacas, Muslin Delains,
Diapers, Cambicks, Giughams. checks, Irish Lin
men, Bleached Shirling, Silk Hkfs. Linneh do cot
ton do, Shawls, Buckskin Glnves and Mitts, Boots
and Shoes, Ladies' Hose and Slippers, Coffee,
Tea, Melasses, &c.
In payment will be taken wheat, Oats, Corn,
Potatoes, Buttsr, cheese, &c. The public gsner-
ally, and Farmers especially. are invited to call
and examine for themselves.
Joliet. March %, 1917.
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WILL CIRCUIT COURT.
In Chancery.

Is; BMJar Diroret.
AlonZo Dedny.)
Affidavit having been duly filed i'll the above
entitled cause, showing that the above named de-
PENDANT ia non esdent Of The State of Illineis
The said defendant is therefore hereby notified
of the tendency of HE said above entitled cause,
and that an alias writ Of samlnons has be'n duly
issued therein, bic the next term of the
said court, TO be holden at Ihe Ceurt House in
Joliet in the county Of Will and State Of Illinois,
OH the third Monday of May next. And that un-
less he appears and Pleads, answers, or demurs to
complainants bill thSreih, the same will be take
as confessed, and decree entered accordingly.
Dated, Joliet, February 25th. l647.
WIN. SMITH, CLERK
Will County Circuit Court.
C. c. VAN Horn, & OsGooD LITTLE
Solicitors for cemuainAnt
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MI AIRRIHDo

Near this place, On the 22d inst, by
Rev. Mr.. Comstock, DR.. CHR1sToPHER W.
KNOTT, TO Miss ATTY SCOTT, all of this
Precinct.
Accompanying the above was fine
loaf Of cake for which we return Our best
wishes for their future felicity.
At Elgin, on the tth inst, by the Rev.
J. G. Porter, MR. JAMES ToDD Esq. and
Mrs. ABIGAIL MURRAY.
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TARIFF OFF
GRocERiFs

SMITH & MATHER have now in store and
Randy for the inspection of their friends, and the
n,Ihlie. a large and Seasonable Stock of Fresh
Groceries OF every variety, at lowest prices. They
assure their friends that it is to their interest to
cali and examine their stock and prices as they
are desermined 10 sell, and be undersold by none
if prices don't suit, don't buys slow Prices anc
sme pEo6ts,'' is their motto.
Bluff Street, Vest joliet, a few rods north OF
the National Hotel.
8. D. SMITH. s T. MATHER.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NTOTICEis hereby given, that will present
petition 10 the Circuit Court, az 3 Term
oext 10 be holen at the court house in Joliet, in
the county of Will, on the first Monday III May
next for the sale of so much Of The real estate, Of
Timothy cCany, deceased, as may be accessory
10 nav the debts Of said deceased, when and whers
ali persons interested in such Real Estate are no.
tl6ed AMI requested TO appear and show cause why
the same should not be done.
J. BARNETT, Administrator.
Joliet, March 92d, l64T.
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Joliet, March II, le47.
DISTRICT CONVENTION.

The Democratic electors in tue counties
of twill, DuPage and IFoquois are recon-
mended to meet in their respective pre-
cinets at the usual places Of holding cleo
tons, on Thursday, the twenty fifth inst,
at o'clock Pm. for the purpose of choo-
sing delegates to attend District Con.
vention, to be held at the Court Room, in
joliet, On Thursday, the first day of April
next, to nominate Candidates for Dele.
gates to the Convention TO amend the
Constitution of the State, fer the district
composed ofthe said three counties.
And the Delegates 50 to be chosen by
the precincts in Will county, are recon.
mended on the first day Of April when
hey shall be assembled for said District
Convention, to proceed to nominate two
Candidates for Delegates to amend the
Constitution, for the County of Will alone,
according to the apportionment of Dele
gates by the Act ofthe Legislature call
ing Convention.
EDMOND WILCOX, 4
w. E LITTLE,
N. D. ELWOOD,
J. NJ. WARREN, District
SAM'L ANDERSON, Central
E. d. BILL, Committee.
l. COURTRIGHT,
CHA'S. GARDNER,
J. A. WHITEMAN.
March Is, IS47.
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Joliet, March 18th, iS4f.
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that we viii presen
pe;on to the circuit court, al term next TO be
holden, at the court house i'll Joliet, in the county
of Will, on the FIST Monday in May next, for the
sale of so much of the real estate, of Lewis ker'
chevaI, deceased, az may be necessary to pay 'hc
debts of said deceased, when and where all persons
interested IL such real estate are notified and re-
quested to appear ard show cause why tbs same
should not be done.
ROBERT STEVENS, Executor.
E. P. KERCHEVAL, Execus tx.
Joliet March 90 lS47
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Lee County Circuit Court, of the
May Term, A. D. IS47.
STArE OF ILLINOIS, Lee County, IS.
Charles w. Howaid,) IN CHANCERY.
VS.. Bill for Divorce.

Marcia c. Howaid,1
It having been made to appslr by affidavit,
duly filed in the Office of the clerk of said court,
that the said Marcia G. Howard is non resident
of the State of Illinois.
Notice is therefore hereby given to the sail
Marcia G.. Howa rd, that the aforementioned suit
is pending in said court, aad that summons has
be en- issued in said case, returnabls On the first
Monday in the month Of May next, at "a term Of
the said court then be holden at the court house
in the town o fDixon, in the said county of Lee
Now unless the said Marcia G. Howard shall be
and appear before the said court, on the first day
of the aforesaid tarm thereof, and answer this said
compIainants bill Of complaint; the same will be
taken as confessed, and decree entered in accor
dance with the prayer of the same.
CHARLES T. CHASE, Clerk.
Dixon, Feb. 90, l84T. of said Court.
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HTUnderthe late amendment Of the
post offices laws, ell open circulars, hahd
bills, and newspapers, not sent from the
Office Of publication to subscribers, must
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SCHOOL BOOKS.

GAUNDER'S LIST Pad Sd and 9TH Readers,
y Ssunder's Spelling Books, Wobster's DO do.
Olnsy'e Geography and AtIas, Davies Arthna-
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