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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-02-23
TATLORTVG.

EN MatteFn would inform the citizens OF
IL Joliet and vicinity, thathe has opened his
shop one door scLth Of 0uncan's Store, where he
vii be happy 40 accommodate his old CUSTOM
ers,2apdS the gIbtc ge9eraliyYyvith work OF,
short notice. TO the young men this place
he would say, that no endeayors VIII be wantine
on his part 10 please the most fastidious taste,
and in all cases ftwill be warranted
He aas just received the latest PARIS and
NEW YORK Faations, which viii enable him
to do his work in strict conformity with the pre-.
railing fashions an taste of the DAY. -
nFCUTTING done on shcrt notice, and
warranted TO is. il properly made up.
joliet. Dec I. 1876
SCARt'S.-J. 4. MaI,eson has Just recei. { I
dog. silk stripe Heinani Scars; also Aduz
Polka do. gea xaaai ~ 6eaas is.eee j
GHOVELS, PICKS and BARS, can be had
- cheap at MATTESONS
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| The GREAT CANADIAN REMEDY.
"WEner's -
PICTORIAL SYRUP,
of Hoarhound and EIecamap1ane.. :

" HouTHOuItn dh9 EIeCdUlp01e. =
3 ENriValed Tor the cure of Coughs, Colds,
" Asthma. @piuing OF Blood, Whooping
CougA, difficulty of BIZ ashug, Pleurisy, 'Jonsump.
ton, and all diseases OF the Lungs
/ Bronchitis, a disease thatzis sending thousands
to n premature grave under the fictitious name of
consumption. eaf be eu.ed by the use Of this ned
lcine. Fof several years past This medicine has
been in use III Canada, where it has beco uni.
versally known, andsis considered the best medi.
cine in use tor all pul,nonary, diseases. The
great success which has attended lis use in that
cOLntrl, aud the many truly wonderful cures il
has effected, as imduccdI the propreIors 10 in
tfodnce it;nto the United States, confident OF il
being the most safe ami valuable remedy ever dis
covered, and adapted TO all diseases of tho lungs,
when aTy Of the functions do not perform ther
natural or healthy acton, exeriins most grateful
| and soothing influence over the functions of The
whole system, diminishing excitement when ex-
cessive, allaymg irritation, oreness ami pan, AZ d
speedily imparting renewed vgor to the whole
| france. * 70 Eudal - ~ See. .itrr sass ~.
| DRooxLYN, January %, 1876
Messrs. Winner Il Co S3 Maiden Lane, New
YOrk-Sirs "a friend of niue hearing me com
/ plain OF a very severe cough aud hoaTseness, 60
4 gether with n die: ross from which had suffrres
for some time back, caused by aeseyere cold sui
denly taken, purchased 6ottlo of your syrup o
HoarlIuund ahd Elecampnne, and gave it TO nc
When recommended taking il, / could not spea
above my BREATH nor could sleep Without sittin
up IN nay bed raOH Of the might My cough 500,
nights would be incessant, 50 as to deprive me {
sleep; but after taking three doses the hoarssnes
was much relieved, togelhe. with the pain c&usr
by coughing; have continued its use until hay
taken about one half OF the bottle. 4 am perfect
lly free from any cough now, anG am convince
that il had not Obtained relief, the inAamatio
e'fthe lungs 1rodTced thereby, would have brnugt
on Consumption. Il is certainly the best med
cine have ever taken for a coughs. the effect
: soonifelt, and will do all in my power to max
: it known to my friends.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-02-23
20 Il CLEMENS INDIAN TONIC
lnGalliDle cure for ChiIIs or
a'as sa sRgsse s. FcUeF. aossa,...
And a Sure Remedy for Bilious, Remit

p 49, 'e' tent and other Ferer8. RS 'a1I'
This Invaluble Medicine is purely veg
etable. Is re .fs,a. sse4 "a f....asa4.fa
YHNHE unexsmpled success ofthis truly unYi1
q 81 UaIfed Tonic, n curing in a, few hours where
u other remedies have faIeds and that too i,,
casss of from six months TO ten years standing
warrants the assertion. that If taken according "a
the directions, is is infs Iible. A long list OF
certificates in proof steinfalibility, might be adj
ded: but those upon the wrapper are deomed suf-
dcieur. .------------
1t is no. in the least naYseating. nor does il
operate upon the bowels; but'its saiutaFy action,
upon the Yholssysisih is SO charming. ithatevery
one is highly delighted at their speedy recovery
health Such a rsInedy,a the afflicted have long
been in want of; one that cures speedily and PER-
Ganently, whore the usual caution to improoe-
Exposure is observed t}sf orc ,.sftSftf1
sf OS7T EEem the great, popularity .ofthis nsai
cine, many limitations pTof-ssingto be GLEN
EMS INDIAN TONIC, are aioat. There fore
be sure 10 ask for that prepared By GEO. w.
HOUSE, Nashville reliaessee, who is sole bro
pFietor. 50
= CAUTION prevent fraud observe upon
the directions upon the bhitie. The written sigma
t,Ire of Geo. ". House. Also moulded in the
bdttte an Indian, with the words ssCismens' In-
dian Tonic, prepared hy Geo. w !. House - All
Others are counterfeit.
For saic by BROWN & Co., Joliet. II
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CLOTH DRESSING

Done on reasonable terms and a, short notice.
None but the best workmen will Re employed.
N. B. Persons coming from q disianedWiti
q quantity of 5Nool 10 be earded or mapnfastpfed
if obliged to stay over night. shall be 20 no es
pense. j. a. MA IIESON
Joliet, af6y 2Ist. 1s45.R @s15aa al
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Wanfe1l.

A good cook, either man or woman,
and four girls who understand working in
a Public House, can have a good situation
by applying Immediately at the NATIONAL
HOTEL, Joliet. wa fhxf.l
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TO FARM ERsri "a
~ JOLIET
WOOllen Factory.

The Subscriber will Keep on hand q large
assoitn emit OF elothi6fhis OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES which
he proposesfo exchange for WOOL He will give
one yard Ct good heaey cloth fer two and ., hhf
pounds of wool Of the same quality; or he vii
work wool upon shares as follows: give one hoit
the cloth the wool mikes BY receiving eight ets
per yard from she eustomerlupon his half He
viii ais manufacture for customers BLANKETS
JEANS, & FLANNEL, as we'll as SAEl
NETT e. FULL CLOTH. 7io'"@ 90 o9t-, ~
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ROCIk RIYEis sEhfINARY.

Mount ,Morris. III. 40
TTNHEfaip erin IF this Instisotion viii open On
o the 29lnof Augustb and beoniinus Eelextn
iwesks-ii So rgeaan.aa Sis tf1oH ..ssD
TERMS.
Tui.icn in Common English Branehsssor .-:.g
Z the Term, 800 80 -st@listSs.slli94 ,00
Higher English Branches s-so ,eetg $50 SEQ
Boa,d, Washing, Fuel, and Room rsn.,i.ed
b per week. 49,, rs; fsse~xg lsS0
Incidenlals and Bed.washiag, for she
& FERN. ~ sis Z! E.i4 i.afd1.latis-sa loo
X Studentsfurnish Beds, Iowels,and l.isnai.i
sS , .lfi,s sf~p ~ 20 P. HUDSON, AGENT.
Noun, Morris. July %, is+s. .,s;l MID,
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GOODS FOR THE PEOPLE
cAt the FarRAlcP,s Score.

A u INC ESGEa1CE/S SSOFCs
n A.. WATSON. is nov preppg at
L. Wilmington che of the mcst extern
sive complete and we'll selected SiocS Of Mer-
chandise ever receiyo.i atthisplace.y as dos ID.
WOOLLEN GOODS
Broadcloths, Cassims,s, Satinet,s, Fullsd cloths,
Sleeps Grey, Kentucky jeens, Linseys, FIannels,
Blankets, Hosiery, and threads.
4"'3""' iWOOLLEyNs SH.4WLS N-@z J.
in every variety and shade of color, Ioa isy and
price. a"si 20 HaL ~ Us u
.,t,,i..uerr, ALPACA
Black, Blue, Silk plat, aud Figured Ailapacn
Casdmeres AMI De Lanes. y .es..atA -
fo s3.inBaiCOTTOF GOODS. 81
The assortment is mos, complete; consisting in
| Drilling, Canton Fisnnels, Ticking, Hickory
silesia Cambrick, Balling, wickins5 and Cotton
Yarn. ALSO, t...y,i - 49,.
FANCY C.4LICOES,
altogether unrivailed in beauty of pattern, and
| chesphess ofprice.
While his stock ef LINEN Bageins. Iollon'
Russia deeper, is full and prices low. 'll
'i' VESTLNG.
Rich Silk Velvet, Black Satin, Cashmers, anr
hsavy win,er vestines- a t5tt frtT
- -------rG GROCERIES, s--------------
Sugar, Coffee, Molasses, lea Rice, Fish, pappe
4 Spice, Cinemnn, Ginger, Tobacco, Liquors, Dy'
stuffs, Hardware, crockery, Boots and Si;oes
Hats and Caps, and every variety Of Good
suited to tlle wants of the Farmer ana thc CT:
i zen. 800
Il 'OPAll Of the above articles can be bouShta
II Chicago prices, for Cash or oroduce.
i Wilmington, Oct. u, 1916. n
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And other approved Patterns,
and are. prepared to furnish customers al
short notice, Ploughs of every size, of supe.
rior quality and thickness, and warranted
to scour in any soil. = The timber used is
selected with great care and thoroughly
seasoned, and the work done in aIaaHl-
ner not to be surpassed.
TLea-handed PIoughs made 10 order.
All kinds ofprodnce taken IN exchange
for Ploughs.
esa.'s1s' ...ss LANE 4 WEEKS. !
Lockport, Aug. I6, 1916
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An


InssIl sbs FSIhda!lsnof igrisnlGuses
Our 4notEo& Z spEessez nzr5Cf aian sof
the Importance Of agriculture, and its pub
lie reIasions. & Hls4otf Rs bpIg segfS9 Of
wealth. but it is certainly the most inPor;
taht Besides being; the, greatest produ
Ger Of wealth It furnishes the support for
all other forms of productive industry, and
the material upon which they operate
1t underlies alLother interests. Those
vines in on. forests, which have climbed
the higest trees and overSpread their tops,
are as dependent upon the soil, to their
very uttermost leaf, as is the rush., the
grass or the ground9vine which roots al
every joint. The extreme separation Of
industrial pursuits from agriculture is only,
apparent, and not real. AS every leaf of
the vast banyan tree, would droopif the
roots were disordered, so a calamity upon
agriculture effects every part of society and
betrays the fact that every interest. had
secretly sent its roots down into this
universal and common source ofprosper-
ity. ~ s'9 s' =, - ,7'r tfas
1t is not strange then, that agriculture
should be a subject acknowledgements
to the political economist and statesman.
It's strange that it is so little cared for
by the community, and by5yery public
spirited and intelligent citizens, and a,
bove all, by husbandmen themselves. In
ITS prosperity, every thing hourishes; in
Its disasters, cveryA thing declines. 1t i:
the universal root
The first, the fundamental improve
ment of agriculture takes place, notir
the soil, but inJthe mind Of It's occupant
Intelligence is to agriculture, what agti
culture is toevery- thing else--its # Begin
ming and fDundatiau. An expert and pro
ductive Industry was never boltoHed apQi
mentalstupidiiy. AgrfcultuIe in its fill
lest Development, requires sagacity, anc
ripe reflection, as much as astronomy o
engineering. He who would increase
the productiveness ofthe soil; multiply tht
number gifts porducts, or perfect thei
qualities, should put the pillow frstsofa al
into the minds of the occupants. and fol
low the furrow with seeds Of thought
He who cuItivates farmers cultiyates thei
farms. The best crop in the whole rodh
OF agriculture, is a crop of sagacious, re
fleeing, industrious Western Far
& Gard. ga laa .sz..
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-02-23

NUN Elastic and Web BiGeea, ~ DE d6s
W OF pair, from Up 70 75css. Ssi shs3 SsiAe
Store, East Joliet.
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. Z ours, y Ith much gratItlIti,
N AI..nINyIUNsH N II


Civ ,aB. McDIVITT, 81 Front st.
Prepared and sold. Wholesale and retail. by
john WIner & Co, So Maiden Lane, N. Y sole
proprielOrs for the United States. g Sold by
CHASi @ CLEMENT agent for, Joliet; also by
L. NJ. BOYCE, agent for Chicago, n6
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la Promotions fEOHl the Raniyq Jff


isEF@o soldiers who distinguiskedtahsnl.
selves in he battles of Mexico have sleeri /
promoted to Lieutenancy's inlthe army
This is very good, but the pfIncipIe sho'd
be exteaded 10 all cases, and every man
who has shown unusual valor and disere,
Ption should be placed in the9linea efprTno4l
tion. We; would have asmuch better ar
my if this were the case /; the officers
would be men of tried courage, who could
be depended upon, and the ranks would be
Efilled with better men, Whaea reflection
lit would uppear upon the character Of The
great body of the army, if we did not know
1.-THE practice that prevails, thatsohly two.
persons from the ranks in those. hard
fought fields have yet been thought worthy
of promotion, Notwithstanding the many.
acts of individual gallantry AIMING the
i men which have been recorded. -Phits
I To3o wa x dsi
[ A4edScf.zy gae as -. q, r.t3 sfstt 49,, Rte3
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81 Ny. young friend said minister
TO a man at camp meetings"ado ey0p. ever
thinkaot afuture stately IL blos ssslau IN
le.No, never NEEDLE with state affairs,
though my brother John is a poIiticiaper!''
"Do. yousevef thbdsIof dgRg2's N
".No out guess opr. Sal did when she
got the measles; for She turned all sprts
of colors. lrs = a'.2A'''' -. S'.'''1
a ""7When any body . axes you that, tell
'emrqi you don't know '''l '''.. p ..a.5
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doctor" saidia London Lawyer, who
was lately examining mine in Cornweh,
to clergyman, his friend, as they stood
together on the top, ''as You know all
things from the surface to the centre, pray
how far is it from this pit to that of the
Internal regions ?"..'I cannot exactly as-
certain the distance" said the divine 'but
let GO your hold aud you will be there d.
rectly. POS - ~ .,P-d ase.I " -. asas
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a On asking a lazy young fellow, what
made him lie in bed SO long! ! am busted,
says he, Gin hearing counsel every morn
ing. Industry ADVISES me to get up, Sloth
to lie still Z andso they give 3me twenty
reasons pro and con- It is my part to hear
what is said on both sides; and by the
time the case is over, dinner is ready"
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A wITTY PARsoN.--A Scotch clergyE
man, BY the name Of ''Watty Morrison,
was a. nian OF, great laughter and humorg
A young officer sneeFed at the idea thatiit'
required SO much time toowrite a sermon
and study, as ministers pretended, and
offered to bet that he would preach half
an hour on any passage inthh Old Tesla
ment without any preparation. MIR. Nor
risen took the bet, and gave him for "a
text, "And the ass opened his mouth and
spake." The ,parson won The wager, the
officer being rather disinclined tosem-
ploy his eloquence upon that fe4t. sc
On another occasion, Mr.. Morrison en-
treated an officerto pardon a poor, soldier
for some officer he had committed. The
officer agreed to do 50, if he NNould, in
return, grant. him the first favor he should
ask. Mr.. Morrison agreed TO this. in a
day orstwe, the officer demanded that the
ceremony ofbaptisd1 should be performed
on young Puppy. The clergyman "a
! greed to it. and party of many clergy.
men assembled to switnegs Ihenovel bap
tism. IL a7tnsg-sn .d ssua $40 Il
4 Mr.. Morrison desired the officer tt
hold up The dog as-was customary in the
baptism ofchildren. and said, AS | am :
minister ofthe Church of Scotland. nus
. proceed according to the ceremonies ofth'
Church" - ''a'@ a.a" y =
"Certainly, said the Major, 1 expec
5 all the ceremony
8 a"NTeH then, Major, "FIfbegin with til
usual question: You acknowledge gour
t self The father, Of this apupPy?', m.sa..
A roar daughter burst from the crow
and the officer threwgthrs candidate 70
$ baptism away Thus the witty ministe
turned the laugh against toe officer wh
: intended to deride the sacred ordinance
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4 a 80 a -

we see I'd reason toldolibt itS Ne Is enti-
lied 70. Z kSry fsrSnt shari yer, ana in
sgtorggsficsTf pliEs BggasnsdhS NJ
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-08-06
An Ordinance

10 prevent the placing of distractions on the side.
walks and common passing places, within the Bo.
rough OF Carrollton.
Be it ordained and enacted by the Town Council
OF the Town of Carrollton, That from and after the
rSt cay OF September, in the year lS47, it shall not
be lawful for any person or persons to impede or OBJ
Slruct any OF the common passing places, which lead
from one sidewalk to another or from one street to
another, within said town, by placing or permitting
TO stand upon any such common passing place, any
horse, mare, colt fly, mule, ass or OK; or any wlg
on, or other carriage or vehicle, under penalty Of
not less than one dollar nor more than five dollars,
for every such offence, to be collected before the
President Of said town OF Carrolton in an action o.
Trespass, on the complaint of any person residing
within said town, onehalf of which penalty to be
given when collected to the prosecutor, and the 9th
er half to be paid into the town treasury for the use
of said town. Passed in Council, July %, I847l
A. w. MORRISON,
Pres't. OF the Town of C;arroTto,
Attest: DAVID EBERSOLE,
Aagust"' lS3'--4S-5t Borough Recorder
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TAILORING.

The subscriber respectfully informs the citizens Of
CarrolIton, the Vicinity and the public generally, tha,
he has opened a shop on Lisbon street in the rdme
building recently occupied by Jacob Helirich as a
shocmaker's sloP, two doors north Of the "Wcstegn
Exchange" where he will be found at all times rea-
oy au1 wiling 10 cat and make eCnJlemcn's gar
Een.s in tie most fashionable and substantial man
r-.. and upon the shortest notice
lie w..treceiva the Eastern Fashions rr-u,ar,r,
and he PROMISES his cua toners that all work enrust-
cd t3 i'm shall be satisfactory both As to ,rvlc and
price, as hs experience in the business viii warrant
hin N making tie promise.
He hopes lis Acquaintance in this part Of the coun-
try, his industry and al. nton TO business wi ensure
him lgerul patronage. VI. VAN STRUADLR.
CagrolltUn, Jure !, lS47-3i-tI.
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FEbiic Venauc.

THE sutsci.er vii OTTER ior sac NJ Tn'ir on
Try, nj lis rtsiieGre on Lisbon stRet in Caroton,
On Wednesday the Is! day Of September nest,
PedsteadS tables. chairs, oue Cookrug stove, ore
coal stove, oHe setIee shoemak"iS lasts aud terch
-, together with general aeso. mentot fs0u- h1d
,nd kitchen furniture Two soaps and h"nS, Ec. &c
TURMs.--A credit ot sY months will le given
Tor all sums over one dollar, the purchaser giving
oond with approved security.
N. g. The subscriber intending 10 remove west
on lha 1t Of Scptpmber, it Is aindispeHsaby ncccs-
.arv ioi every one who know themselves inAehtcd
10 him 70 cone Immediately and settle II his no
CO is rotatteudsd 10, he vii! te compelled % leave
r accornts, notes, &c, in the hands or an off,
Ger Ior settlement. HENRY HELFRlCu.
raToll.oa. July %. l9l7- -4l-6t.
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An Ordinance

To prevent rapid driving riding and to protect the
sidewalks within the town Of Carrollton
De it enacted by the Town Council OF the Borough
Of Carrolton, That if any person or persons shall
drive, ride or lead any horse, mare, geIdng ass or
mule, on or across the sidewalks, excepting persons
necessarily passing to and from their stables, shall
pay for the oil the borough not less than one dol
lar, nor more than five collars, to be collected in an
action OF Trcspass upon complaint made before the
President OF the Town Council, by any person resi-
ding in said borough.
Sec s. Ii any person shall ride or drive any horse,
mare, ass, or mule, within the borough of Carroll
ton, at taster gait than trot such perSonl shall
pay for the use OF the borough not less than fifty
cents, nor more than five dollars, to be collected in
an action OF Trespass, upon complaint made before
the President OF the Town Council, by any person
residing within said borough. Passed in Council,
April 7, 1912
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ATTENTION!
Dyig2dC Orders 10, I,

Brigade Orders To- 1,
The Commissioned aaI s.a@ Officers, carr'a'a=,
surgeons surgeon, !al.rs a.1 PR. r....-,-r- or tie
81 .rg.,c aud Gil division O. Gro 1....4 u.r
hege. ojarrd to parade ID C.r11on, oa
Thursday tie sch dcy of august, lol7,
a! 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. tor IA~ purpose O. ua.aag and
remain under urus uIu legally d-u.i,,,d Oh .l.
e,eJiug OF Saturday the IS l completely AIMED.
and equipped, arro,ltGg 10 an at! o.
ganizirg The Militia OF the STATE.
The commandants Of Regiments and companies
are required TO have all vacancies filed in their re
sPective commands before the parade 10 days, and
appear on the ground precisely at 10 O'Clock ~.
Coils will cause rank rolls OF the dates Of commits
sions and certificates TO be made cut and handed
me on the morning Of parade. !. IS exPe ted that
all will come prepared 10 perform duty agreca5y to
the strict letter o.. the law in all its niHu.a. C.n-
manlants OF regiments will cause tn.i; drum and
fi,e MAJORS to attend, as they are hereby cA..geI
with the order. e. order Of
II. a. STiDGER,
Orig. Gen 81 Bsig Oh .. =. u.
Car-Oilton, July 60, lS47.
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THE SHIFTS OF SHAREHOLDERS.
Julyo, 1s47.

THE SHIFTS OF SHAREHOLDERS.
Tha, the shareholders Of the United States al
woys controlled the action Of The Government,
!, fac, that but few have The hardihood to ques-
tion;-,hat they have always exercised 'hopow.
er thus tuciy conferred upon them, for their own
especial benefit, If no, TO the direct injury of the
non-slave.holding States, is fact about which
therecan be liue, if any .lessuuanmlty OF opinion
These facts arc so notorious, and SO easily de.
monswated, that it is hardly necessary to dwell
upon them;-they arc SO papably and inexrica.
bly, interwoven with the history of the Govern.
meu,. since its foundation, that he who impartial.
lv examines The one, cannot fail to Distinguish
the other. The south have uniformly been uni.
ted upon the subject of slavery. Upon any 9th.
er question they will divide;-but touch that, di.
rectly or remotely, and the whole sloVe-holding
influence Of the south are arayed against you,
backed by the patronage of the Executive and
the influence of Congress. There have beensome
intervals when this was not absolutely the case,
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ATTENTION!
Bgig9dc Orders, No, 9,

The rife company, No, !, commtnded by capt.
Jacob Cuip. coupa, No. ,, commanded " cap..
SylrCs;e, Wallace, company No. ;, commanded 10,
capt Joseph Cose, and the ghtiuan,ry company
No /. commanded hy capt. y. Burger company
No ,, commanded by capt, Geo. F. KearGy. art
hereby ordered to parade in CuroI'ton, on Thurs
day the Goth day OF August, 1917. al - o'clock.
A. N. completely armed, uniformed and equipped.
tor the purpose ol training, and dremain underar
until legally discharged on the evrniu. ot SAur-
day the 2S.h. Ey order of Ii. 4. STiDGER,
Erd zen. 81 B., UIA D., Z. NJ.
July %. l9.7-4I-4l
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STRAY HOi.sE.

white horse, between y jUuc 10 hands hi-A, and
between nae 3D.. 'r c.yc years Old, with csi..us
lumVon tie ict sar-.C1r, caused lr uecc l.r, s.ue
Crcas. fallen, A'.g cha.ei arIsv lie r-nc On tie
lc't SIDE a.-o cal-t1 3 the rs-r ui... n5se, La.
shoes, much women before; s'T-rrd rem the sub
-crsrr residing q miles mort, q. sa-..rt a. r.
Gle Green, On Monday tie ls,h Of yuly l.s,. Area
sOnab.C reward will BE- given % aug .-sJr vi1urv
have taken him up, O. give such Information a. 9
enable me 70 regain him, by letter Or Otherwise, -
reclet 10 Springfield, Jefferson county, O.i9.
BENJAMIN DOWNING.
August 6, ls47-42-4t.