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Rangers Notice.
CHEMICAL AND ASSAM
G.S.yn.t.Ss

ENlE Subscriber informs the public 'Sal
III he has OPENED a CHEMICAL aud
ANSAYtNG OFFICE onc door north Of y OATES
Drug Store Cup STARE IN the ru1ma, iafmefly DC
cnpicd By W Johnston, Esq, wherc he Is pfepa'
red 10 1ssay Gold aud Siir,f, and 10 AnRaigs'
OWi Mssfals, Mntrql Waters, SOUS, DC.
The subscriber believes that The wants OF this
portion Of the State demand rueh TN establish
mcnt
Ia the absence Of tho subscriber, Dr. +. NJ
Ross will take charge Of any thing that mas DC
len for analysis or assay.
u. ASBuRT.
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STATE OF NOR1H.CA CAROLINA,
IRErELL COUNTY.
Superior Court Of Law, March Term
Il"

Sarah D. D.. Walls ps:,,,,n co, Divorce sud Al
Samuel B. Walls \ '''"y'
vrT appearing to tic satisfaction Of The Court,
~ that the Defendant Is not an nhab.tnnt Of
this State, Il is Ordered ly the Court, that publ
cation be made Tor SIX weeks in the Caolina
Waterman and Charlotte Journal, that The said
Defendant appear q, the next Superior Court, to
be held for the county Of Iredell, at the Court
House in Statewide, on tire LIST Monday u.tcr the
Alb Monday in September next. then and there to
answer, plead or demur to said petition otherwise
the prayer Of the petitioner will he heard x partc
and Judgment rendered pro contesso
Witness. s. K. Bel, Clerk Of our said Court, at
Office, the 18th DAY Of August, 1877.
5, Z. BELL, Clerk.
ptintrr'. Ern 81 % 40
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&C as GGrnlSh6e.
4 + appearing to the satisfaction OF the Court,
IL that Allen CLANCY, the Defendant in this
case, resides beyond the limits Of this State, 4
- therefore Ordered tythe Cout, that publication
be made for SIX weeks in the Charlotte journal,
notifying the said Defendant to be and appear at
The next Court OF Pleas and Quarter Sessions, 10
be held for the county Of Union at the Court.
House IN Monroe, or the lit Monday in October
next, then and taere TO rcp!evy ard plead judy
ment final viii be entered up HEeiust him ana the
property levied upon condemned to satisfy pain.
tffs' d.b'
Witness, Ilug5 S'ewar', Clerk 81 our sai3 Court,
at office the list Mo15ay in Julv, A. d. 1877, and
10 the 72d yesr OF our Illeoendence
HUGH STEWART e : c.
Printers TIE s. 62l t52
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STATE OF North CAROLINA


UNION COUNTY.
IN Equity, February Terri, ls4T.
John Callins, Ross Callins, Coum.
bus Hooks and wife Dorcas. Fran.
els Kirkpatrick and wife Elizabeth,
Laird Kirk patrick and wife Nan.
cy, Jane Green, the heirs Of Ellen
Crowell, decd, Olivia Lemmonds D-...,-
Lee Lenmohds, Addison Lem. i ,It,.on W
monds, Ross Lemmonds and VIM. GU y
/ Lemmonds, who sues by his next '1''
( friend John q. LemmoEds
s'4m Callins, the hoirs Of Thoras
CalIns, and the heirs Of Harris
Chlhns.
= F I appearing &c Tic satisfaction o. the Court
~ that the defendants 10 this case are not in
hab.lants Of this State, L IS Nyisred, that publ
cation be made for six weeks in Tie Churlotts
Journal, that said defendants be and appear at
our next Court Of Equity, be held for the coun-
ty Of Union, al the Courthouse in Monroe, on
the sixth Monday after the fourth Monday 10 Sep.
tembe: next then and there to plead, answer or
demur to said petition, or the cause will be heard
ex rarts
Witness, c. N. T. NcCauley, Clerk and Mas
ter Of our said Court at oIiee, the second Monday
in February, a. T. ls47 and in the 10th yeas Of
ouI Independence.
c. N. r. McCAULEY. caE
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STATE or North CAROLINA,
uNloS COUNTY.
Curt ~ Pleas and Quarter Stgtt.aI, Ju-
" Ttrm, l-47.
Pss, Patket Guardian
q l5hn. llsuty, Not
cot,, Bsckmsn and
Margaret Wiihans
aul Joteph Williams
IAd Joshua Williams Petition fof Partition Of
H.Aolas Sarc0it Hosea Res. Es.a.
&1reot. Wallis a Nj
cot z char n Nor
cot JOIN stegAll end
WIFE Peggy AID ha
y Jenkins
y T appearing 10 the satisfaction II The Court,
n that Nicholas Nlfeat, William Npfeo,t, q.
shsfrah Nofeoi and Nancy fcArcs. de'cedanis IN
tbs essr, arc nj lhhatitAnls Of TINS s ate Y -
EUttyrs Ord,rsd by the Court, that publication
be made for siT weeks 10 the Charlotte Journal
notifying the said defendants 10 BE- and sppcar at
the mex, Court Of Pirsa aad Qparter Session g.
b held TOT the county Of Union, At the Court
House ia Monroe. on The lat Monday in oct5toF
nett, then and there TO plead, answer, or demgi
70 The petition Of Peter Parkef and othets, OF the
same will be hoard CT pafte IS &c them aud Ju1g.
ment rendered accordingly.
Nuness, llagh stesarf, CiufE o.. cur sli3 Court
a Office, the lsl Monday IN Lofty, and IN tbs 724
year Of our Independence
II. STEWART crr-.
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William III Simpson and John Original Atach-
Long, tIIs, OF Henry Chaney, ncnt leyicd IA
land and II. NJ.
Allen CLANCY Clancy summon
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Concluded from fysi page i-t -
be very expensive on account Of The remoteness Of

CONCLUDED from fysf page
be very expensive, on account Of The remoteness Of
stona"
''Tbe whole estimated cost of the bridging and
masonry Of ell descriptions is S293 pa that Of the
removing Of the timber and the grading is Sl57 sos
The masonry and bridging is, therefore. much the
heaviest part being 10 that Of the other expense nearly
seven to four.
Speaking of that part of the route between the
Indiana and Ohio State line and indianapolis, the
Captain states 'The location is very direct meet
ing with comparatively few impediments sufficient
to justify material devations from straight line and
with the exception Of an unavoidable abrupt bluff at
the east fork of White Water, there this
no curves of considerable fexure. The general face
of the country is fat and apparently level, excepting
where it is broken by the streams" The bluff of
White Water has altitude Of eighty feet above the
stream. The other principal streams, in point of
magnitude ON this part Of The route, Nowands
Fork, Green's Fork, Martindale's Creek West River,
and SmOns Creek branches of White Water; Flat
rock and Blue River, branches of the Driwood Fork
Of White River; and Brandywine and Sugar Creek,
branches of the west or main fork Of White River
From indianapolis to Terre Haute sthe most for
nidable obstacles, opposed to straight location,
were found to be: /. The extensive low grounds
bounding the water courses, liable to frequent and
great inundatons .. The great number Of ravines
which, in the neighborhood Of streams, suddenly
break the otherwise uniform surface-plain of the
country. and are often that they are very
frequently not until the observer arrives their
banks. B. billy district Of country in the vicinity
of Eel River Commonly called the Walnut Fork of
Eel and Deer Creek, one of its branches. This
hily region is here pleasant country of rich lime
stone land" The streams to be crossed on this part
of the route White River, Eagle Crock, three
branches of White Lick, Mud Fork and Mill Creek
Fork Of Eel River Deer Creek, Eel River Cray's
Creek, and Birch Greek, Otter Creek aud branches
of Lost Greek.
." The soil Is more sandy, and there is stone
west than cast Of Indianapolis. Upon the whole,
that part of the State lying the location between
White River and the Wabash, is a remarkably good
district Of country, and superior that on the east
of the seat of Government "
The committee not in possession Of any data
by which they could form a reliable estimate of the
cost of preparing the road bed from the State line
east, to Hamilton, but suppose it will vary mate
rally from that in this State Awaiting themselves
of the experimental Observations of Capt Knight as
quoted above, and taking Isl miles the distance
between Hamilton and Terre Haute, BY the proposed
route of the road, and adding one-half his est-
mate OF preparing the bed of the Cumberland Road,
and the following results are arrived at as to the
cost of constructing the ST. Louis and Cincinnati rail-
road
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For the STATE Sentinel.
To II. A. l.. n

For the STATE Sentinel
trsan,ftsf' To II. A. l.. ssfs. - p sal'.
BY "ALIcE BLAKE"
II is the hour OF midnght's deep
Aud holy quiet now
feel the shades Of anguish sweep
Their darkness DER my brow:
But in my heart the sun of hope,
81. Shall never, never set .
Dark as The future now appears, --
---- We shall be happy yet. -
With mournful pleasure have turned
My thoughts 10 other years, ~. u ..a
When in our dreams of JOY spurned,
Cold, calculating fears
Though years may pass ere we again, ,as
Meet as we Oft have met,
cannot but believe. dear Ann, ss So = So
We shall be happy yet sst
Indianapolis. 2Ofh Apul
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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-07-27
What q Pair of AndironS cost.
BY PETER PIPER, JR.

'Peter," said my uncle. knocking the
ashes from his pipe, and laying it in on
the corner of the mantel-piece, and then
fixing his eyes on the andirons, ''Peter,
those andirons cost me one thousand dol.
larsl,'
Dear mel" exclaimed my aunt.
ooh, tather!" cried the girls.
''Impossible!'
"True, every wordtrue. One thousand
did i say? Yes--two thousands, full two
thousand"
well, WE'LL" said my aunt, folding up
her knitting for the night, 81 should like
to know very much what you were talking
about"
My uncle bent forward and planted his
hands firmly on his parted knees, and
with deliberate air which showed he had
no doubt ofbeing able to prove his asser-
ton, he began
"Weli--you see, good many years
ago we had pair of common andirons,
Your cousin Lefty says one day, Father.
don't you think these old andirons are
getting rather shabby Shabby or not,
| thought they would hold the wood up as
nicely as ifthey were made of gold. /
was afraid she was growing proud, so
paid no attention to her. Soon after that
Peter, continued my uncle, your aunt took
it up"
"There it goes" interrupted my aunt,
'.you can't get along without dragging me
in"
"Your aunt took it up, Peter, and she
said our neighbors could afford brass an.
dirons. and were no better off than we
wire. And sic said Lefty and her sis
ter Jane, were just old enough to see
company, and the stingy old andirons
might hurt their market. / knew that
women will have their own way, and
there was no use in ohJecting, and so got
them. The price ofthem was four dollars
and half"
"Ah that's more like it," cried nv
aunt, 81 thought you said full two thousand
dollars
"My dear, l wish you would not inter.
Tupt me. -Four dollars and half. Well
the first night after we got them, as we
all sat by the warm fire, talking oyerthe
matter, Lefty called my attention to che
hearth, the stones of which were cracked
and broken. The stones were entirely
out of keeping with new andirons, and
thought | might as well have itreplaced
at first as last. The mason was sent for
to examine it. He came in my absence,
and when | returned home, your aunt and
cousins all beset me at once to have a
marble slab. The mason had convinced
them that, the hearth would. not look de-
cent without 9 marble slab and they put
their heads together"
"La mel exclaimed my aunt. ssthere
was no putting any heads together about
il. The hearth was worn out thing not
fit for pig PEN
''TheY put their heads together; Peter,
as was saving, and continued till got
marble hearth which cost me twenty
dollars. Yes, twenty dollars at least. /
then thought was done with expenses.
but thought wrong. Psetty soon / be-.
6sn to hear sly hints thrown out, about
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ANECDoTE OF GEN. BRADFoRn.-Du-
ring the Florida war, he was Colonel of
regiment of volunteers from Tennessee.
AT certain time it was expected to have
battle with the Indians. Just before the
expected fight, Gen. B. was taken sick.
Some OF the volunteers thought, and per.
haps limited. that it was very convenient
to be indisposed just then. However no
battle occurred. He was aware of the
surmise of some of the men, and of
course he felt unpleasant tinder the cir.
cumstances.--Howey in a fsw weeks
battle was fought. When Gen. Brad
ford had formed his men in line of battle.
he determined TO draw the enemy's FIRE.
For this purpose he ordered company to
advance; but moments reflection de.
termined him TO sacrifice his ewn life in-
stead of those of the company. Without
saying word he waved to the company
thus ordered out, to retire into line again,
and drawing his sword, he galloped out
in front Of the enemY's line. and brardish-
ing bis sword high over his head, bads
defiance. In q moment, hundreds Of RI
fles were leveled upon HIM and fred, He
fortunately, and almost nliraculously es.
capped unhurt. He then deliberately re-.
tired to his regiment, who had watched
with intense anxiety bis movement, and
from one end Of the extended line to the
other arose shout eff acclamation which
made the yaulted heavens ring with their
applause. From that day to this, no ono
has ever doubted the undaunted bravery
and indomitabe courage of the immortal
Bradford. His noble deeds of daring Al
Monterey and Beuna Vista have emilia.
zoned his name as one of Mississippi's
noblest sons.
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A Careless Word.
BY HON MOS ..,

BY HON. MRS. HoRToN.
"A word Is ringing thro' my brain, go
was not meant toegive me pain:
Una, nad no tone TO make il stay,
len other things had passed away;
- mad no meaning more than all
Which i'll an idle moment fall;
Ii was when. first the sound heard.
lightly careless word
That word-oh it doth haunt nae now.
In scenes of JOY. in scenes Of woe;
ny night, by day, in sun or shade,
Wnh the half smile that gently played
neproachtully, ard gave the so@nd,
Etefnal powers thro' life to wound.
1here IS no voice ever heard,
30 deeply fixed as that word.
When in the laughing crowd some tone.
Like those whose joyous sound is gone,
Strike on my ears shrnk-for then
Inc careless word .cothes back again.
When all alone, sit aud gaze
Upon the cheerful home-fire blaze,
Lo! freshly as when first twas heard,
Returns that gently uttered word.
When dreams bring back the days of odd,
with all that wishes gould not hold;
And from my feyerish cnpch start,
10 press shadow to my hearts,
Amid ats beating echoeo clear
That little word seem t4hear
In vain say, while il is heard,s
Why weep ?-'lwas 3 t foolish word.
II comes, and with il comes the tears,
The hopes, the joys OF formerS ears;
Forgotten smiles, forgotten looks,
Thick as dead leaves on autumn brooks,
And all as joylsss, though they tcere
The brightestthings life's spping could share
OH! would to God ]. meier had heard
Ihat lightly careless word! %
TWAS the first, the only one
Or shose which lips forever gone,
Breathed lin their love--6hich had for me
Rebuke of harshress al my glee,
AS if those lips were heard to say,
Beloved let it,pass away"
All, then, perchAnce--but have heard
The last dear tone--the careless word!
Oh! ye who, meeting, sigh TO part,
Whose words are treasures to my heart, 4
Deal gently ere the dark days come,
When earth has but for one home;
Lest, mnsing DER the past, like me,
They feel their hearts wrIng bitterly,
And needing not what else they heard,
bwell weeping on a caEeless word.
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ter courses of the mountain, the awe.
stricken people hurried on, until. when
reached the valley
The reckless young Mexican was new.
er heard of more; and this is the legend
told and believed. by the simple people Of
the Mountain Of Taos, and the cavern Of
Montezuma's Treasure.
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JOLIET, ILLINOIS, JULY a7, 1917.

for US, by claiming US as shoot from the
parent stock, chip of the old block. a
legitimate branch Of the AngIo-Saxon
family, full of the same energy and in
domitable valor.-Jour. Com.
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CONSIDERING that our force in Mexico
has at no time exceeded 10000, or at
most $4,000 men; that the population of
Mexico is at least 7,000.O0O; that the
natural defences of the country are SUI
perior even to those of AffghaListau,
without including either Northers or Vel.
low Fever; and; that what has been &C.
complished, is the result of not exceeding
fourteen months warfare; considering
these things and others which go 10 make
up the whole case, it seems to us that
more could not be asked from any 25,-
coo men that the world ever saw. None
but band of heroes could have accom-
pllshed SO muchs Every page of the un-
written history of this war records inslan-
ces OF personal daring and self-devotion
which cannot be surpassed. The Mexi-
cans, too, on several occasions, have
fought bravely. In the fourteen months
that this war has continued they have
Killed and wounded two-thirds as many of
our men as the British did on land in the
whole war Of 1912 Is. The war on
our part has been conducted far more
vigorously, and the men, as whole, have
been much better soldiers.
To make long story a short one, it
seems to Us that Englishmen, instead of
attempting to disparage our troops or our
nations would do better for themselves and
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ELISHA G. FELLOWs.

ATTORNEY g. COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
And Solicitor in Chancery, will regularly
attend the courts in the counties of Will,
Du Page, Kendall, McHenry, Grundy
and Iroquois. Office and residence on
East side the river. Joliet. Ill.
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VOLUME 5, NUMBER ,

The following is taken from commu.
nication, in the Vicksburg Sentinel, of i
late date. @ e37a ESQ
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q. 81. LITTLE,

Attorney at Law, and Solicitor IN Chuncety wi
attend the Courts regularly. la the Counties
VIII. Kendall, Grundy, and Iroquois. Office 4
Morris G. H. Gruady Co. H.
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- 0SGOOD s. LITTLE,
Attorneys and CounselIoys az Law and Solicit
8rs in Charcery joliet, lie, Office on Chicago
street, nearly opposite the Clerks Of6oe.
UaI OsGooD. w. f. LITTLE
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THE
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Z published every Tuesday morning
on Chicago-street, Joliet, I'LL.
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able in'a6ysnce, or $3.50 if payment is
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r,T sa RATES OF ADVERTISING.
One Square, az lines or less,)
one insertion, 81,
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No advertisements will be inserted in
this paper unless accompanied by the cash
or some person personally known to the
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MOOR TRIMMINGS Mineral Knubs
~ CareenteFss best Rim and Mortice Locks
Norfolk and Patient Ring Door Handles, also
s'oht STORE, East Joliet i s
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The London Times, Of April %, con.
tanned the enormous number of 2.O62 ad.
vertisements; the mere want of !" S.itua.
tons by those out of employ. bringing
2Sf advertisements, and occupying Eve or
SIX columns. The circulation of the
Times IS said to be 25,GOO per day.
Have you got drugsl" asked a coun-
sryman. "Yes sir .sWeIl guess Ell
take couple,"
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A6.OaN

sd AZ AOSVSWt aaotsg II.
AC9ES Of choice and we'll located farming
ssnps % me yicinits o. JGlie, Also, some Of
HUGH HENDERSON,
ATTORNEY &C. At LAW
7g'es . joliet, IRa!I cOnpt, Bl;no.s.