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THE PILES-A CURE FOR LIFE Sc
CURED!
PN DR.. UPHAM'S Vegetable EIccfu-

pG DR.. UPHAM'S Vegetable EIcctu-
~ AIRY OR INTERNAL REMEDY FOR THE PILES pre-
pared By Dr. A. UPham. D. New York a regular educated
Physician who drVo.es his attention
The EeeuaIy internal remedy and case Of
Ps either Bleeding Blind the only
ihng that Will II is mi operation. NAV be AIKEN
IN cases Of the most Inflammation danger
n- applications tie highest DEGREE
and ohensve and fIom the OF the temporary
effects This medicine the disease and reuov
Ing the cause renders the permanent In IpA
nation soreness and liberation Of the stomach bowe
oade COstven's and Of Manned Isde.
- the best medicine discovered
PECULIAR CASES AND EFFECTS IN NEW ENGLAND
CHRONIC PILEs-A workman in the House At Casrisr-
port who had the Piles hcen years very severely and was
aniy exposed TO the intense heat OF greatly
% ~ the deae received relief and BY the use
Of br Uphams remedy. The Obstinate ore
to & nature o. tie occupation and derlnged condition the
pa;ieRL
BLEEnGNG PILEs-A gent Bedford who had III,
Bleeding Piles many years greatly eHhausng syscm was
rey e yei OF this distressing and symptom
han cofe Of the Eectua-y once or tw,e month
FALttSo o. BOWELs-A person cted with Piles and
Failing Of the Bowels such degree evacuation eoui
be lad without lying nat the folr entirely relieved and
cured by this Medicine The very extraordinary one
ftrCtAI ULcERs &C la the Piles where Fi,-
uas ueen and eavernous holes Ece,1ay always "a.
naTy IN its effects aud PersevenEly used produce cure
Two or three where surgical operation thought 10 be
necessary By the Doctors have By s Medicine II /.
artrfcci remedy for Mereura diseases incstnea
e Pice 81 boG-of twelve doses full directions and
other information and cure Of the di.cs-
Sold wholesale and Retail BY wyau Keeham I2i Fulton
Street, New York and by P JOHNSTON
my l9-2mU Druggist, Richu,ond
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By Davenport, Allen & Co.
GROCERlES, &c, AT AUCTION.
On THURSDAY, ID Of June commencing at 10 O'Clock We
viii sell Auction as-orns nj Of Groe.r.,
90 Bids prime Porto Rico Sugar
90 do DO Cardenls Moi.sses
80 Bags Laguayrs, Rio and lava Coffee
Bleaehed Soar Lamp
Extra Green and Black Teas
Wrapping Paper.
Browa Soap
Prime Rice
SIX Fur and Drab
Principe ard Eagle Cigar he &c.
Trunks and Lemons.
10 Trunks
100 boxes Lemons, prime order D. A. A. Co
iERss-under 500, eaih 500 credit for
approved Iaper DAVENPORT, ALLEN 4 CO,
Aucs
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splendid Schemes for June, 1917.
brilliant Lottery for 9th of June.

Whole Ticket, Half 49, - s7.
We have day Lotteries twenty dollars
remittance is made -ma always
the popular Lotteries
quested To all who order The Capitals
hd al sight On all letters
the need
received and ali orders addressed
prompt and confidential Addes. LEWIS w WEBB
NJ. J.. BIGGER
",
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Oh BAGS White Brazil SUGAR
O 70 boEss Hsyana Sugar Lapdas sna Zoe -
my le-iW DAVENPORT ALLEN q Co
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,,ur TO BUILDERS.
vegetable Universal PILLS.. are m
strengthening Purgatiye and
PURIFYING TONIC

'uNHE hopes of the American Agents arc far
more than realized. BY success. Of Or n. Rov,s -
oe Universal Pills on tEis side OF Aulniie Never ala me
ueine sprng into such immediate popularity In . than hr
months eight boxes nave ben d,.nosS or ma mr.
Gates OF cures performed received from upv- ~ four
hundred person The a great Of di.e,
ou mos which p'ednminaed Fever collie ,btua
Cosivene's Dysentsry Of Appetite FauIrnee Wan. I
ho~hes. OF spirits All who them agree that b.y
are far every other medicine they ss IN ,h %
the and the efficacy OF their aeiIon 6r ,hon-h H.
anee neither grippe they upon the ,eeretoD, h
great direetness force rapidty and az purTatv n
ing to be desired but great peculiar ..ec.. 80 ,h
~heh distinguishes them from all puEatives ia thai ,h-,
operation followed by action Their unrvaed p1rr,n,
and Pursaye properties for which they TO the
OF saaPara and other Ingredients being controlled b Their hsh
" nne virtues derived Wild Cherry ev M,
not strain the dserve action az is the mode Of o,
uon with 0her eathaes but contrary strengthen them INTO
aeon Thus all ether medicines produce more or ~
subsequent eostivenes and ugE,hness the gastric . wiz
W. lie hoys Pills leave all the machinery the system fun Of lie
aHd aeuviY and the bowels open natural aHenee" wits
urCheeseman they the only purgaye which can
recommend with confidence without alarm for they r,mov
ou' Nhat ought 10 be- Temoved-ncher stain
occasion no apathy or debaton-ani the bowels Tree op.n
and vigorous But the OF Dr. oys Prs,he var
Tue Wheh has spread their fame the hemspheres with
rapidly almost mraeulouses their purheation OF N. L
Here They not only aHi altogether uaryaed Ill up ne a
ihey AZ CAGE arrest the formation
removing all impurities from ehye which the blood . G,,
Cd ana moreover keep eean by Strengthening the
organs 20 rs to be able 10 exclude from an
nuteious nature AM then they purify blood already in CIR
cu1non and never cease operation until entirely free nm
hotou' paIuee and fu OF health life and vgor.
deul virtues OF Dr. lie Roys purifier OF The blood ,sI
er them the best OF known remedies diseases Of the kin In
S so powerful Is iher healthy iEhusnee the
their effect may be felt for all ueon,
em give speedy evidence OF their operations in this
ee by the brightness Of the eearnes OF tn com
pefion they also feel strong How spiris- CONF.
uehee mat can only be the rss Of blood which
uiefs can be neither hes comfort human system IT,,
American Agents would eOuehty that the tra Of sn,,
oo IS az a' required to obtain from
m'n that Dr. lie Roys Vegetable Universal Pills are E only
serving Of tie eneomiums been 50 bea and unan,
mousy ,howered both .d., the Aaptr -
virtues beyond all praise.
rriee IS box; for Richmond wholesale and retail
oy messrs buya PaTee Gaynor Samuel T. Dave. IN
tarmviDe by W. H. ChaPPen and by Drugg-ts generally
NH s-6m
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HIsKEY, BACON, &c-.-

INHE following notice was written by Rey'd
luther Lee, Editor Of The True Wesleyan Every body
knows BIN
pr sHirus sratH Cotrrr Ptts-We we're presented with
Dor oi ihcse pts shou oceason To s
two porons Of Them ihpg DO 10 DO once
Jear They operated well and believe produced roo r.
suit Ihy arc purely vereahe and with sufe WINS
sugif that hec 10 uupcaan takur then we az
vcu eustcmef mcdcn. dealers a. We feper,ny sn
etcseui hcath vna sasf oi Coz he ns 10
weeks han have fof before uu "a tb.. al,
go hghy recommended and then 10 BE- 80 49,
-'f
6GAYNoR WoOD General Aseni. sor IA. s,,,.
- - ''s'N $50
Ceeniy Merchants iequestsd ell on Nes. esysor
Mo seaera Asent' and the Agency Of above Pm.
- On eoAnsson
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BIGGER l. cos LUCKY OFFICE,
l4h Street, opposite the Alhambra,
RICHMOND, VA.

d. Pam & Co. Manager. I'm J. Bigger @, Psaders.
vUNHE ATTENTION public is requested to the following
u Grand Schemes be drawn
popular mahaE OF ID. Paine 4
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lotteries.
j. W. MAURY L. CO., MANAGERS,
tsueeessors Co =. q. Gregory a Col
Hume, Isi7.
AK. 900 u1 AnA IN AAn

OFFICE, NO. l CRY HOTEL. RICHMOND VIRGINIA.
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II ELSEY'S ALTERNATING BEE HIVE.
~ This recently patented Hive from he Nouh s-ssu
paned ~ ceucaies o. superory anofhs A
use nsomuch completely excludes anl en- ober 81.
ant he nes can BE- royed from mother ~
drsroyns hem sod Nthgu tanref rhry cheap sups
IN Construction, md dufabe The tbsy have Ei..
wherever hey have been ud affords svuss rhs 49,
ne Pufposss o. hose painters AMI 70 sfs
nonsy ~ Ne Bee cuits, thay Ths suhsfr
- auioFr - meAe ard we'd hs Hives fpo.s rhas
IN NE stase OF NFsints o. BALDWIN
myai No 10 fsfh a
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RLACK PARAsOLS AND PARASOLETTs.-
- Just received beautiful Parasos and P.n
cite made expressly for city trade
my26 WARD 4 JENKINS. III En.c snu,r.
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RACON-e5 hhds Middlings
- $500 lbs Hog round receiving for sale by
my25 wgRa p.coH . RI
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-05-04
MIR w WATERMAN.
Mr. G MOORE.
Mr. NJ BUCKLEY.
Mr. E f .MABIE.

TIME public Of Will county respectfully
IL informed that the above very celebrated
and superb establishment will be exhibited in
Joliet. on Saturday the 18th of May, IS47, for
one day only.
In making the above announcement, the man
ayers would state that the company is composed
of full RRd efficient corps of distinguished per
formers The stud of horses are allowed to be
the largest, most beautiful aud highly trained of
any in America.
In addition to the very attractive novelties Of
this Equestrian company, the Managers have en-
gagei, at immense expense, the GREAT
SCOTCH GIANT and GIANTESS, Mr.. and
Mrs Randall Elr. Randall will perform his gi-
gantic act on two matched Hanorerian cream
steeds.
Mr.. RANDALL, the largest Giant in the
world and of the finest proportions i'll symmetry,
is feet inches in height; measures, around
the chest, 81 inches, the calf of the leg inches
the aim, l03 inches, and span, from the tip
Of his thumb to the end of his fingers, l33 inches.
He weighs 432 pounds. He is accompanied by
his wife, Mrs. RANDALL, who is the most e.
normous Gantess the world ever behold.
the wardrobe is extensive, entirely new, and
Of the most magnificent description. A fine
Brass Band will accompany the sxhbition.--
Ample arrangements will be made for the accom-
odatDn OF all who may attend. The various
performances will be remarked for the novelty,
splendor and effect, and the most suitable and
magnificent appurtenances.
The managers would assure the public,a they
themselves are convinced BY unparalleled appfo-
baton with which the exhibition of the Olympic
Arena and Unitsd States Circus mas been rsceiv-
ed in every city and town which they have thus
far visited, that they are enabled to produce an
entertainment far superior to any heretofore Offer
ed for the patronage ofthe public.
Among those composing the Equestrian Corps
are the following artists:
w WATERMAN, G B ACHEELOR,
H BUCKLEY, ] KELLY,
G MOORE PARKER,
A F LINING, VIM KELLY,
Il OSBORN, D MARTIN,
MASTER KELLY, MAST. E BUCKLEY,
Nj BUCKLEY,
That beautiful Female Equestrian, Miss LAU-
RA BUCKLEY, and the astonishing Bare Back ri
der, young HENRY BUCKLEY, who, for speed,gracs
and difficult feats, challenges the world.
GEFDoors open at 2-pefformances 20 CON-
mence % O'Clock.
.4dnnssion.-- Boxe :, so cents; Pit, 25 cents.
Children TO the boxes, under ten years of half
price.
A splendid Brass Band is attached to the com
pany, who will play some of the most popular
airs entering the town.
The above company will exhibit at Nsper.
vile, on the 17th inst.
JOLIET, May A, ls47.
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COUNTY CONVENTION.

The Democrats of the county of Will
are requested to meet in their respective
precincts, at the usual places of holding
elections, on the first day of June next, at
5 o'clock P. NJ, for the purpose of select
ing delegates TO attend q convention to be
holden at the Court House, in Joliet, on
Wednesday the 9th day of June asIt, to
nominate candidates for county officers
TO be voted for at the next August elec.
tion.. .. .sss
The different precincts are entitled Il
the following number Of delegates, in &C
cordance with q resolution passed at the
last county Convention;
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Young Ladies' and Misses
SELECT SCHOOL.
MRS. H. N. FULLER

WILL open a School for Young Ladies'
w nnd Misses in Che School Room now oc-
cnpiod by Mr. M'In;osh, in East Joliet, on
Monday y, the 9th day of April next
1t will be the aim OF the Teacher to mske eve
ry principle thoroughly understood, and 20 ad.
vance the pupil as fast as is practicable, with
regard to Ikeir own interest and the lest culture
of the mind, which the several departments OF the
School will embrace
@ND "AE@O
PRIMARY DETERMINATIONS
Rea ling, wiring, Geography, Parley's FRS
Book Of History.
JUNIOR CLASS Botany, Natural Philoao-
phy, Physiology, Arithmetic, Modern and An
Gent History and Grammar,
SENIOR CLASS-Waus on the Mind,
Chemistry, Rhetoric, Astronomy, Logic, Moral
Philosophy.
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT S2,00
JUNIOR GLASS 300
SENIOR CLASS 500
French Language, $500
Drawing and Painting, each, 800
Jolie,, March Is, lo47.
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Kamkakee & Er0QuOis Man.
IIGactlarEng Company.

Capital STOCK $IUU,O QUO, ruth privilege
of Increasing the same to 100000.
DUBLIC Notice is hereby given that the
Books of subscription for capital STOCK OF
said company, will he opsned at she House Of
Franklin Mitchell, in Wilmington; at the Post
Office, in Joliet; and ut the House of Horace
Morse. in Lockport in Hin county; and az the
fremont House, in the city of Chicago, on the
first Monday ii, May next, and will continue
open for two weeks unless said stock shall be
sooaer subscribed for, at which times and places
the Charter and OF subscribing for stock.
Shares $50 each. Five dollars will be requir-
Upon the subscription of each Share.
A w Bowen, F. ALLEN. F MITCHELL,
JoHS WILSON, II d RIsLEY, CHAs GARDNER,
HrRAM ToDD, -PETEaSTEwART, JOHN /, WILSON,
HENRY TRoUP, WMACHATFIELD,J WVANMETEk.
Cou1nlissioners to receive Subscriptions.
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CLOTH DRESSING

Done on reasonable terms and at short notice.
None but the best workmsn viii Sc employed
Any person going loa shicago, from the central
or southern part of the State, will pass by this
town, and all the subscriber wishes, TO ensure
continuance OF patronage, is to once have a man
patronize him. Wool can be sent by water up the
Illinois river, directed to j. A. Matteson, Joliet,
Will co., to the care Of NJ r. Abrams, Peru III !,
and II will be forwarded, whore cloth viii be put
up IN neat and sale manner. according 70 the
above terms and in return to any part Of The
State, without troubling the owners to accompany
il. LA. MA FTE6ON
N. B. Persons coming from q distance with
quantisYof NoolIo BIO carded or manufactured
IL obliged 30 stay over night, shall be TO no ex
pense. % j. A. NJ.
joliet. March 22d, ls47.
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M1DDLEpoRr, 2sth April, ls47.

MIDDLEpoRT, 2Sth April, 1647.
MEssRs. EDITORs -
We have just had visitation of that
semi.annual diversion, which calls crowds
together, some TO contend in forensic com.
bat-some to court blast from that great
trumpet with which fame blows so many
mortals into unnatural dimensions, and
some to pitness the varied scenes ofstrife.
The Circuit Court has just closed its ses-
sion. We of this section have looked on
with Amusement at the wonderful despatch
with which Judge, Thomas disposed of
business. He arrived here towards eve
ming on Monday, and on Tuesday night
had dismissed the jury and swept off the
entire calendar, containing abou: seventy
causes. a7a
Among the causes creating some inter-
est, was one of Jacob A. Whitcman,
County Treasurer, against the County
Commissioners. 1t appeared from the
evidence, that Mr.. ,Whiteman, who was
&c o6fcio Assessor of the county, had taken
but part of, the assessment personally,
being prevented by the sickness of himself
and family from completing it, and had
appointed deputy for Its completion
The County Commissioners believing this
to be illegal, had set aside the assessment,
declared the office vacant, and appointed
Mr.. Wilso to make new assessme At
ofthe connty, which last assessment had
been legalized by the legislature. For
the County Commissioners appeared w.
E.. Little and Charles Gardner, Esq. s,
and for Mr.. Whiteman, 8. w. Randall and
Z. c.. Fellows, Esq.'s, and the tug went
on. The result was that the Court sci
aside all the Goings Of the county commits
siOners, and Feinstated Mr.. Whiteman as
Treasurer, and / believe, after the inyes.
tigation, there was . general feeling OF
satisfaction with the course of the CiFcui
Court. There was another case Of anoth
or kind of interest, involving the practice
under the .sBlaek laws" of this State. =
One Eion Bass came in as party to
suit, and when he come to exhibit his phiz
i appeared TO be as black as the ace 0
ppadeS. He. then offered one of his son
asa witness and it was objected that ther'
was quito too much color to stand the re
quiTements Of our revised statutes, AM
then come the tug of proof. Old SioI
claimed thathe was white man, eros
cTth6 Hungarian and Portuguese. Well
black ss he was, he had high shar
nose--tety prominent cheek bones
well developed forehead, and thin Iips.-
His hair was curly, but that Of his so
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TO FAR MERS.
JOLIET
WOOlleEl Factory.

The Subscriber will keep on hand large
assortment Of cloth OF his own manufacture which
he proposes 60 exchange for wool. He will give
one yard Of good heaey cloth for two and haf
pounds of good clean wool of the same quality;
OF he will work wool upon shares as follows give
one halt the cloth the wool makes by receiving
eight OTIS per yard from the customer upon his
weight cents per yard for manufacturing. He
viii alsomanufacturc for customer BLANKETS
JEANS, & FLANNEL, as woli as SAT-
NETT & FULLCLOTH. 8Tl
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TARIFF OFF
@k0cERfTs3

S SMITH & MATHER have now in store and
ready for the inspection of their friends, aud the
public, large and Seasonable Stock of Fresh
Groceries orevery variety, at lowest pncss. They
assure their friends that it is TO their interest TO
call and examine their stock and prices, as thay
are determined 10 sell, and be undersold by none
if prices don't suit, don't buys SLOW Prices AM:
suie pgo6ts,''i is thair motto.
Bluff Street., Vest Joliet, few rods north ol
the National Hotel. ~ ~ a
8. D. SMITH. s. E. MATHER
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FIRE INSURANCE.

FYyHE SUBSCRIBERS 10 duly constituted Agent
4 for the Eetna and Profession Insurance.
Companies, of Hartford, t'onnecticut, and 10 pre-
parsd TO take FIRE risks, ON ell descriptions Of
property, such as Dwelling Houses, Barns, Stores.
Merchandise, Household Goods, Furniture, be.
These companies are so favorably know through
cut America as 10 make comments and rsfernneeS
unnecessary.
Application for Insurance will be received
through S. w. Bowen, Eco, Joliet, and Nofton
& Blackstone. Lockport. whose survey OF build'
ines will be taken at the risks of the above COM
Danies. G. s. HUBBARD, Ag's.
Once, South Water Street.
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@For the Information of Strangers.

DERSONS wishing TO find their Town Lots
or Lands i; or wishing 10 purchase Govern
luent Lands, will please call on ). Woolley Jr.
in Joliet nearly opposite the Eagle Tavern, where
particular descriptions of Lands or iowa Lots
can be given BY Tn subscriber for the Counties Of
Cook, Win, lroquois, Grundy, Kendall, and La
Sale, and he has on hand maps, a true copy Of
Record, in nearly all thes counties.
JEDDIAH WOOLLEY, Jr.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NOTICE.

ALL persons having claims against the estate
of Lesley Hatton, deceased, are notified and re-
questsd to present the for adjuiaion, at the
Term of the Probate court Of VIII county to be
holden at the Office Of the probate justice, in Joliet
OH The lst Tuesday in May qeIt.
ELIZABETH HATTON, Administrative.
PAUL HATHAWAY, Administrator.
Joliet, March ga, 1877. al 6w
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w anted.

A good cook, either man or woman,
and four girls who understand working in
a Public House. can hare good situation
by applying Immediately at the NATIONAL
HOTEL, Joliet.
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NEW GOODS

a. p. MCDONALD, has lately purchased
an and now offers for sale, Broad Cloths,
Cassimere's, Casins,t'e, Vestings. Bed Ticking,
Flsnnels, CsIicoes, Aispacas, Muslin Delains,
Diapers, Cambicks, Ginghams. checks, irish Lin
men, Bleached Shirting, Silk Hkffs LINEN do COT
ton do, Shawls, Ruckskin Glnves and Mitis, Boots
and Shoes, Ladies' Hose and Slippers, Coffee,
Tea, Molasses, &c.
In payment will be taken W heat, Oats, Corn,
Potatoes, Butlsf, cheese, &c The public geaer-
ally, and Farmers especially, are invited to cali
and examine for themselves.
Joliet, March %, f847.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-05-04

NAVIGATION Observation-Disclosures
10 now open, and several boats have pas.
sed through the straits and arrived at
Chicago. 7ee rss. ....
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CpeYm Oil Warrentsd Pure at LOVES on
~ Chicago st.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-05-04

Our U. 8. Senator, S. A. DOUGLASS,
on the 7th inst, united in marriage with
adaughter of Col. Martin, N. Carolina.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-05-04

CANAL TRUsrEEs.-Capt. Swift ard
Mr.. Leavitt, the Trustees of the Canal,i in
behalf of the foreign Bond holders, are
now in Lockport. We learn that they
have expressed determination to finish
the work with in the year 1647.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-05-04

GTThe rumored battle between Gen.
Taylor and Gen. Urea is without foun.
dation.
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A Nom fBrI,- learn from the

Louisville Courier that there was q great
meeting held in Lexington, on the 18th
ult., TO tlkc measures for bringing back
thsrsmpins of the brave Kentucky volun-
teeFs, officers, and pFivates who fell at
Buena Vista. An eloquent and stirring
address was delived by Thes. L. Critten.
den, the gallant volunteer aid of Gen.
Taylor, who was present by invitation
Proper resolutions were adopted by the
meeting. and a committee was selected to
proceed to the field of Buena Vista and
bring back the bodies of their departed
friends. Will not Illinois show like feel
ings Of respect for her gallant sous. who
fell at that bloody battle I?
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-05-04

GEEK. Governor FORD was in this
place on Thursday last. He left here for
Chicago.
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CITY CASH STORE.
E0uD Prices.

L0eU Prices.
Y. HysOn Tea, Sic!
Coffee, &c.
Corn RgOOEnS, 1OC.
Saddles, "a. 90
CaIicOeS, 6ds
ARpacas, 25C.
DEMMOND & WOOD.
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SNow.--The Rock Island Wing, says
that snow fell TO the depth of one inch at
that place, on the 18th uIt.
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