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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-09-24
ID Il N tai NO TIC

AhEs pleasure in informing the citizens Of Joli,, and
vicinity, that he IL always be found al his ola Ia
ton, and that he has secured the services ~ Dr.
cooAHoSE who willb constantly attendance 10 peT
'@tin All operations in the best possible manner
-o-, ~. -, Looo- nl7-tf
Look to Your LightsI
u plant Oil Wax and Sperm Candies for sale low =,
SoP'' y 1000 nl2 j. ii. BROWNS
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DISEASED HORSES AND CATTLE.

Require restoration Of insensible pcrspraion soan
Fever Antidote, Condition Powder. is certain Blood
Purifier. 1t fails to loosen the skin cleanse the
create appetite aud positive for Coughs
Colds Stiff Complaint Founder, Distemper and carries
OF Bolts and Worms, may be given at any time and
under all circumstances with perfect safety.
One Package of the Powders and a box of the Oint.
ment will perfectly cure recent Founder In six or
eight days without leaving the least effect in the feet
In HORSE Dstenper they will alay the fever and pro-
mote healthy termination of the disease. One DOW
der and part of box Of ointment will, in ali
cases, cure. tho Horn Distemper in a COW; two are
sometimes required for an OK.
WALTER b. SLOAN, the original discoyerer of this
truly valuable medicine. still has the sole supervision
OF manufacture but orders should be sent to his
son. Oscar b sloan, n South Water Street. Chicago
Ill., who will promptly supply the demand for these
popular and truly great medicines
They are sold by all dealers in Medicine. Sold
Joliet, bv J. ii. BROWN, and Retaed by all the oh.
er Druggists. W.T.
June 19 1850. ,o1I
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Strayed or SIoI1.

LYON the city Of Joliet, in Feb las,
L % years cid, star in the forebeaS - : es.fis Il,
GOT, low back; one yearlng black hor.- -. t ~
mare colt, t<o years old this spring. A.. q ~
will retarn or give Information TO H. fsa y
they can be found, all be literally ~
Nay "a. 1859. (nie-sm) OAs0nls
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O the Afflicted.

t'HAT troublesome disease the PILES, can be cured
by calling on the subscriber at the IL Mile Grove
mouse Joliet, III, or by addressing him through the
rost Omcs Warranted to cure in every instance or
the motley refunded The Medicine can be sent nv
e1prss or mail to any part OF the United States or
Canada. Charges moderate and 10 suit the tim-s-
Feb. %. 1860. SaNpopu
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WOOD. WOOD.

THE UNDERSIGNED keeps eOsstsn.lgSr .
Il large stock Of the best quality Of -, ~
Firewood. Wood vii be delivered ID No.
city on short notice, cut II required ~ ~
The Once and yard on the Island. s1Tr yDe1tt
street, will be promptly filled. JOIN -,
Joliet, <pril IL 1859.
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S LO MS OINT Mt,

FOR Mliness. Safety, Certainty. Thoroughness.
Slons Ontmenti is rapidly srcedng all other Ont
ments and Liniments for tile OF the following
complaints Fresh Wounds. Calls Of all kinds CracL.
ed Heels, Ringbone, PoIev windgals Callus Spavine
Sweeney, Fistula, Foundered feet. Sand Cracks
Scratches of crease, Mango and Horse Distemper
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TO RENT

A well arranged two story Brick Dwelling House
- on Joliet st. north Of A Cagwin's residence
apply TO r. FISH, at his Lumber Yard Onaes.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-09-24

RI. mcRAE, OccuIist aud Aurist,
Gives special atteItOn to diseases of the Eye
In this climate, where the Eye is subject 50 many
diseases which fatal to delicate structure All
persons afflicted should attend the earliest symptoms
avoiding much suffering and probable blindness
Letters from distance containing one stamp will
receive prompt attention Address Box 1892
ID. MclAE. VI. D.. st. Louis, Mo
OFFICE No 25 NORTH FIFTH ST.
Between Pine and Chestnut square from the
Court House, ST. Louis. Mo. nl2ly
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NOTICE,

A LII persons are cautioned against purchasing
"A note, payable to Moses Cleveland, and signed bv
me, as shall not pay the same
Joliet, June s, 1860. n5i.sx
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BIAoK Teas ION 70 to'sss. -
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ID Sc. ID. MGR AE.,

- ~ IA y - n
HAylSG experimeI ted with medicine in the treat
ment Of diseases for years, laying aside all prcu
dIces, has examined IN the meantime all the
systems and schools Of medicine and have selected such
remedies l demonstrate to be safe and efficient
rejecting al! mineral poisoDs. To dis
is comparatively easy task IL is the curing Of
chronic diseases that requires knowledge combined
with patience and perseverance tempered with kind
1t is in the latter class of diseases where phys
clans mostly make their failures Having given this
class of diseases may special attention. profess lie
prerared to treat all chronic diseases with positive
cess mean all that durable unless it be
conditionally, so that patients may depend upon my
declaration profess TO treat successfully all chronic
diseases of the Lungs Liver Bronchia Nuralgia Para
lysis rheumatism. and all arrangements Of the nerv
Gus system. Fistula and Piles successfully
from thirty to sixty days. without the of the knife
or much additional pain. profess to treat with
paraeled success the lothsone disease known by the
name OF Cancer in all its stages without the Of the
knife harsh treatment II patients will strictly
obey my instructions, will guarantee satisfaction in
all cases where disorganiZaton Of the vital organ
has taken place. The best Of references given
from citZeRs Of St Louis where devoted practice
for the last three years. have in my Office Can
GERS, Tumors, weighing from q to lbs that have re-
moved with success without the of the knife. For
further particulars, physicians and others invited
to call and examine for themselves.
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JOHN MURRAY, Executor.
Joliet, May s, 1850. 47-6w
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All which will be disposed Of at prices suit the
strctest economist With the disposition and rmness
to save both promptly and faithfully, he hopes to merit
the confidence of the community and become the recp
lent of bountiful share Of public patronage.
Highest Price paid for all kinds of Produce.
NV. QUINN.
Joliet Jnne 30 1857 NIL
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! WAsHNGrox, March s.-Dixon's resolution that
the usual number Of the Presidents Inaugural be
printed, was adopted.
Foster offered the following:
WHEREAS, Mr.. Wigfall now Senator Of the United
States from Texas has declared in debate that he is
foreigner, and owes no allegiance to this Govern
ment but to another State and foreign Government;
therefore.
Resolved, That he be expelled from tlis body
Clingman moved to amend Mr.. Fosters resolution
by striking cut all after the words whereas and
insert: II is understesd that the State Of Texas
has seeded from the Union, and is longer Of
| the United States; therefore,
"Resolrsd That Texas is not entitled to be repre-
sented in this body"
Foster. not seeing Mr. WigfaI in his seat. would
| let the resolution lie over for the present.
Bright presented list Of the standing committees
| which had been previously agreed on BY both par
| ties.
On his motion, the list was unanimously adopted.
On motion of Mr.. Anthony, it was resolved that
committee of three be appointed to consider and
report what additional arrangements and regula>
tioss are necessary to preserve order IN the gale
ries of the Senate. Efs s--@ "a
On motion of Mr.. Sumner, the Senate referred to
the Committee on Judiciary the resolution hereto
fore submitted by Mr.. Mason that there be paid out
of the contingent fund such actual cost shall be
incurred pursuant law by Sas Carlton and those
associated with him, in prosecutions in civil suits,
now pending in the Circuit Court Of Massachusetts,
against them, founded their acts in executing q
process Of the Senate against certain F. B. San
burn of said State.
On motion of Mr.. Sumner, certain papers in the
same case were similarly referred
The Senate then went into Executive session.
When the doors opened,
On motion of Mr.. Hale, 1000 extra copies Of the
act afnendatory of the Patent Office laws were Or
dered tU be printed, it being, he said, avery impor-
tant law and frequent applications being made for
it.
There being public business to transact, sever
al Intellectual motiens were made to adjourn, but
they were rejected, the majority being willing to
wait some time for Executive communications. AZ
ter waiting some tins, no communications being
sent in, the Senate adjourned till Monday.
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The call for an extra session viii depend entirela
upon circumstances. II. under the indueement of v
low tariff in the Cotton Confederacy, imports are
heavily transferred to New Orleans, our revenue
would be SO affected TO derange all the estimates
and compel the immediate action OF Congress. II
the duties collected present even with the
misappropristion of those received at Southern
ports there would be necessity for extra sea-
siOn. But the belief obtains that large portion Of
foreign trade will take the Southern direction under
their low tariff, as the Western consumption could
thus be supplied far more cheaply than through
Northern ports. Congress adjourned without pass
ing any law authorizing The President at his dis
erection, to suspend or abolish ports Of entry, or
giving him power to collect revenue Cd board ship
His hands are tied, and If the contingency occurs
which has been suggested, his only relief will be
through an extra session. Although some of the
elections do not regularly occur till August, Gen.
Taylor found it necessary to summon Congress in
May. II the occasion should become urgent that
precedent may be followed Washington COrrespon-
dsnoe Of Nep York Tribune
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Scientific DiscoVery---Rlectris
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veil known = ne profsssiss tat H.cer4siev \ a, $3.50
nofer " NE Every remedy whsA really sar.s sisansa,
dos beceasesf It's seesal sdapsnsn iks unn1. A Il.
invalid. 81 tie 81 sueb Fanedfa aua vrrn H.rrz1s
WATza IN which patienfa bzthsd exrsuia Al sls. ~
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where pa1e1ts Are 90 Heak i visit ne, nea 49, ~
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diseased lunE, hight a the seat sAs dIs.ss saa
stamps Ter pamphlets Other patienh EAo
ne nEALtHe Arms san, b sending issthsr as&1e<
ano I'LL Description OF sy7ptos. have ze
lsend TOT aeirenlar The 1lscc al asr4l
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and ehrtnio ana Womz diseases ana seaztes nsg
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PHYSICIANS who nay Avail heansslSes q Ais -
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-12

An INCIDENT AT THE FoRrs.--At an early hour
yesterday morning, while the gamers were firing
blank cartridges from the guns of the Iron Battery
at Cummings Point, one of the guns loaded with
charged. The ball struck the wharf of Fort Sum-
ter, close to the gate This, it appears cansed come
excitement in the garrison Of Sumter for three or
four Of the ports fronting Cummings Point were
soon after thrown open No warlike reply to the
unintentional shot was gwen. however: and about
two hours afterwards q boztwas sent over to ex-
plain the occurrence to Major Anderson. The Major
received the message in good part, and thus the
matter ended, after having caused no little talk at
March g.. -
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rrou washsnxtsa.

WAsHrScTos, March s.-Impcrtan. intelligence has
Just been received at the War Department from
Charleston A messenger who left Fort Sumter on
the afternoon Of Tuesday last reports that salt pro-
visions remaa for only fifteen days, and that 0nly
limited amount Of vegetables is left in The fortress
Supplies of all kinds are running very low. Msior
Anderson however, was still able to procure fresh
meats and butter from the Charleston market.
Mr.. Chase Secretary of the Treasury, informed
Senator to-day that the Collectorship Of New York
had been decided upon. Hiram Barney u the lucky
man. The other New York appointments viii be
made early next week Wakemau viii be SurreT-
or Webb Naval officer, and Hoxie Postmaster: Tbs
others have not been settled. II is behaved snet
General Nye viii get the Marshslship. Mr. Crsw-
6Ord read dispatch from Mr. Roman to-day, stanng
that he would reach here By Monday.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-12

New ORLEANS, March 1.-THE steamship Ari-
zona from Brazos the 7th, has arrived. She brings
sl79, 900 specie.
1t is reported that Col. Bacchus previously in
command of Rio Grande City is en- rous to take
command Of Fort Brown. There are no Texas
troops in Brownsville, though some are hourly ex-
pected The report Of Hills determination to defend
Fort Brown created great excitement along the Rio
Grande border. Large numbers of State troops
are on the way to Brownsville, and other companies
are organizing for the same destination. A Com
missioner took possession Of the Brownsville Gus
tom House.
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GEoHoIA REPEIsALs FOR SALE.-The New York
ships recently seized at Savannah by order of the
Governor, advertised IN the Savannah papers to
be sold on the 18th inst. The Savannah Republican
alluding to this matter, says:
" Il is understood, we believe, that the owners Of
these vessels win not interpose to prevent or delay
the sale having elected TO look their Government
for indemnity for all losses sustained by reason Of
the transaction. We trust though and believe there
will be sale Of the vessels recent indications
render it highly probable that the whole question
will be amicably settled in few days by restoration
OF the arms to their owners
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sauthern Csnrrsss.

MoNTeoMHRY, March s.-Hon. A. NJ Clayton, OF
Mississippi introduced bill to establish an Admiral
ty Court at Key West
Hon. E. Sparrow, Of Louisiana. introduced reso-
luton of enquiry to the condition Of the Custom
House st New Orleans.
Hon. @. N. Conrad, Of Louisiaua, presented a
communication proposing changes in the law regu-
lating steamboats, The army bill was passed.
Il is reported that fifty Thousand msn viii soon
be ready to take the field.
AoSTGOxERY, Ala, March 9.-Neshing was done
in public in the Congress to-day.
Il is understood that the permanent Constitution
for the Confederate States will be completed tonight
or Monday, and that recess will follow.
1t il also reported that the announcement Of the
appointment Of Commissioners to Europe, is prena-
tnre. II is believed that no appointments Of this
kind viii be confirmed until the Conferences At
WASHINGTON is concluded.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-12


The weekly statement Of the Shos and Leather Re
porter Of March 9TH, shows the number of eases Of
boots and shoes shipped by sea and ral from Bos-
ton to places outside Of New England to have been
2oo77 against 1883 for the corresponding week
last year. OF these s,572 cases went to Southern
States, including 1878 to New Orleans, GA to
Savannah, 495 to Mobile and S43 to Charleston
Cotton supply.
The following is an extract from private letter
from young gentleman formerly of Providence, R.
l., now in London, England, dated Feb. 5, 1861:
There is q very large and very extensive cotton
company in Manchester, started few weeks ago,
and they are making preparations to raise their own
gotten hereafter. Ny roommate, Mr.. Of
Tennessee, is here making contract with them to
commence raising cotton in Australia or Africa.
Mr. - has been a cotton planter for twelve
years, and has owned 500 negroes most of the time
He has closed his affairs in America and expects to
start the growth of cotton lin Australia. He viii
have very large capital TO Commence with.
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Dr. Hooflands Celebrated


TKTILL eEecuslJ Liver Complaint Dyspepsia, Jaur
w dice, chrenc Nervous Debility Diseases Of the Kid
and all diseases arising frsm dssresrsd Liver
acA such Inward Piles Fune Of Bleed the
Head Aeiy 81 the Stomach Hauses Hsartburns Disgust for
Rood Fulnes weight IN the Stomach, Sour 1ucatlsns,
Sinking Futtsrng the Pit Of the Stomach Swimming the
Head Hurredand Difficult BKesthng FutternE he Heart,
Ohckns Suecxng Sensations When in lying Dim
Heal Deficiency OF Pspirson Yeilewress the
Skin Pain in the Side, Back Chest LIMBS &e aud
Fushes Of Heat Burning in the FLESH Constant ImaEin
ings Of Evil aad Great Depression Of Spirits.
preparation de with feeling cssfdencs
to the diseases which isfecsmended
and untred article but that has stssd tbs
test Of year, trial before the American people, and its
teso1y in Its favor given By prominent and we'll
Physicians and individuals In ali parts Of the country
nnenso careful psrusal 81 the Almanac published
ally proprietor, and 10 be had gratis Of his Agents.
deserving the great celebrity 1t has obtained.
HOOFLAND's BALsAmIC CORDIAL
Will IonsSAzsinE ooldn very bert tina Read the
following:
Dr. O. NJ JAoKssz-eir: kad for tine suffering
coId having psifs through vhsls system,
throat and hcaxssnsss whom recommended 10 Hosf
lands Rslsarnc Osrda accordingly hsttls
happy state that half Of IL eonplesy cared
nsw Enthusiastically II friends WIS nay
public tee. nsny 10 its virtues Respectfully yours
MLEAE0R EcHENRY,
Tenth Street, abevs Coates.
Prepared snly By Or. o. NJ jackson Arch Street
out tbs United States Canada Price IS per hos
o. J. WOOD, st. Louis, Wholesale Agents for the West
HWIN, PENDLnf0E 4 co. Nashville, Tenn, Wholesale
Agents Retsled BY 10. @. BROWN ssd BvANs O. W. HsN
MATHEWS, EdEeasdi J. o. DoRcH, South Nashville, Z.
febL1-1y
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Nzv YoEx, March IL sssastoUn. Fsb. 24.--Ths
steamer Arabia has arrived ont.
Cotton sales, Saturday. $4,000 bales, 81 which
spectators took 5000 bales. Hswstt q Co. report
cotton buoyant and advanced Is owing TO the IA
vorsble Bank returns. Flour quiet. Wheat quiet.
Corn arn holders demanding An advance. PEovl.
sions dull
LONDON, SATURDAY.. --COusols 81 80 a Of l-2for
money, and 81 5 sasl A for sceount.
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McLEAs's CoRDIAL--As may be seen, we insert
this week the advertisements of NeLean's Cordial,
&c.
It is very well known we are not particularly
favorable to patent medicines, and, as general
thing eschew the whole Of them with but Little GER
cmony, and with these sentiments We declined in
eertng this advertisement until we knew what were
the ingredients Of the medicine, and how compound
ed This we have learned and believing, IS we do,
that the ingredients are good, and the compound
judiciousIy made, we recommend it as mixture
worthy Of public confidence.
The above is from the ST. Louis Christian advocate
edited by the renowned Rev. DR.. hcAS1LY, which
speaks volumes in favor of MeLEAS's Cordial. We
say to all try it, See the advertisement in another
column.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-12

WAsHlxa1oz, March 11.-Maj. Anderson's official
letter received Saturday, says he hiss bat fifteen
days subsistence and wood. 1t is thought Fort
Sumptsr will be abandoned, as advised by General
Scott. The Republicans differ on the question; no
conclusion was arrived at by the Cabinet to-day.
The Cumberland and POcahoutas" are on their
way from Vera Cruz 70 Norfolk. The "Powhattan''
is on her way to New York. The Macedonian
alone remains at Vera Cruz.
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virginia Conyention.

RIcuMoND, Va. March 1.-The majority report
reafrms the doctrine Of State Rights, and thinks, if
necessary, the independence of the seeding States
should be recognized. 1t demands specific policy,
and reinforcing the forts nor collecting imposts
by the Federal Government, and recommends q
conference of Border States at Frankfort, Ky, on
the 9Th Of May.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-12

MoSrGOMEEY, Ala, March s.-ln the State Conven-
ton to-day an ordinance was adopted, transferring
military operations TO the Provisional Government,
together with the arms and munitions of war, ae-
ouircd from the United Stases Government, acquir-
ed by the recent seizures Of Governments property.
It also transfers the authority over the forts and
arsenals to the Confederaey.
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THE
ONLY DISCOVER x
WORTHY ooxFIpKzcr FoR
RESTORING THE BALD AND GRAY.

THE
ONLY DISCOVER X
WORTHY e. ANY ooxrIpKxcr EoR
RESTORING THE BALD AND GRAY.
KTANY since the great discovery Of Prof weod al
IVE tempted not emily TO tsts his restorative bat profess 70
but they have all and gone, being carried By the
wonderful Of Pref Woods preparation,
forced 70 leave As acid 10 lis Fesissss Resd the follsS
: - BATE. M1nz, April 18th. 1850.
PRoT. 0. J. 8ooD Co.. Gent-Ths lester wr0ts In
1856 concerning valuable Hair Restorative, and
hAyspublI.hed II his n and ei,swhers has given se
are, nrst, il fact Of my habi.aOn aud stated in
the communication .scond rus q All hsrsin contained
third, does hair still continue 10 be In good order and u
natural coorf invariably, Ny
hsr bss, han in any stage Of my LIE fer Org ysa
whsr and ID. Ouly Why 10 not ssnsrsiy us i
that the Nuisance !. washed q b frequent sblusn Of the
tOn With ks wsker, the result will fellow the hair
4 S1n IN ssrssspa Of sss.s many ss.s rem Al ss,
good much fraud in the manufacture and sale Of
initiated and been uss net only without an Foos eject s1t
absolute injury used Of restorative Of
have Examined !. With suITs an nov 81 ,s
old and not hs in NY head or on ny and prove
received ysur favor Of quart b0tsie summer,
which amyery graul Igsvs no ny hiends and thereby
and then parchased and uss II With universal success viii
ask favor that send test By which discover
4, x Sn you srs Viii nsa. ss.cs and
believe coed eses DO follow, the failure caused
dee my duty heretofore to keep apprised Of the
eject my hair sill who inquire Of Of
shaken opinion valuable results remain, Ers
yours, A. @. RAYMOND.
AARoE's Ruz, Ky., Nov. 80, 1855
The RestorsTeis put In bottles Of three Wis., large,
medium, and small; the small holds pint and retail for 81
per bottles the mediums hold at least twenty cent in
proportion than the a retas for - per bottles the large
quartz 40 cent 0ren proportion, and retas for 90
sbottle o. J. W cod & Co Prsrrieters, AZ Broadway,
York ia Market street. ST. Louis MOI and sold all
good Druggists and Fancy Gcads Dealers Whoesaled by
Even, PendIet0n & Coz, and efailed By every Drug
house in the United States. Ifeb1l-ly
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missouri Rclter nIIl.

ST. LOUIS, Murch 9.--Gov. jackson has signed =
relief bill passed by the Legislature few days
since This law extends time for return Of execu-
| tons issued by Court Of Record to the second
term after date Of execution, and extends time for
return of executions issued by justices Of the peace
| to one year after date thereof.