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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-11-19
TAN SALE NOTTcF

4 Ii persons concerned win please take ro,ioo
Z mat at sale OF Lands, Town and city lots for
nue county and special taxes and costs for the wear
1905 made ~ pursuauce III law in the County OF I'M
and state OF Illinois, on the 5n day Of Juiy Isa and
uat am holder Of the purchase Certificates 81
ts piipwiig descrfd tracts Of lands and lots sold
~ SAD sale an inai the time Of redemption thereof
IRON sa'd sale viii expire in two years from the date
o. s,a salS. and the redemption will be doable the
;, soid Tor, and subsequent taxes IL paid by me-
bass;a - ots"h anu Gust oil advertising. To wit:
so - p. 1 SEC. Town Amt
loo .nr s~ ~ ,.s,...55 81 10 s6,s5
a. ns9r II IS lie 90
10 acres lot No y 10 - Of an
Lot Block West Joliet - 50
= lot II Blk q. Canal Trus-
tees Subli. Wifi Is s5 ZOE a1s
loo feet in lot Shop 81 IIE 100
April $3.50 : pA'Oi ia q
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-11-19
TO FARMERS,
SUPPLY OF MccoRMIcK's
Reaper s. Moving Machines,

TOT IoUI, Just rcCciyed
These machines The best in market and warrant
cd, combining AL the latest improvements to date.
Arrangements have been made with Mccormick
Bres by which shall be disappointed in furnish
lag all machines wanted 10y the Tarners on - hours
notice. should not have them hand Come and
get the only reliable Reaper aud Move. in market
Terms liberal.
P, Filler, Agent.
Joint Iulv 30. 1851. n-- lyy
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-11-19
JOLIET FOUNDRT
UNDERTAKING.

THE subscriber has received, and VII ~ = 4
siles and stiles Of Metallic Burial Cesss - -.
furnish 10 such as may want then n -
which these cases are held for thsir bea1g,
and Preserving powers, fully attest thes "a. =
also Keep on hand all styles q WOOD Ccfs =
to all cans for his services As undertakes, II .
try Horse aud Carriage on hand, =. =
Z DAILY, Hchfrh
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-11-19

DR.. Z. r. CARPENTER.

AkEs pleasure in informing the citizens Of Jol., and
Noly, thal he is always 10 be found his old ioca
Socih3SE who Willie constantly in attendance 70 rr
Joliet, Oct II, ls5e ,1- q,
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-11-19

:" tHENNs
NOTICE Is hereby given thar at sale ofIands town
IN andciiy lots, ior State, County and special taxes
aud costs due and paid thereon for the ysar Is5s
made and IN pursuance o. law, In the County Of
NJ anS state Of Illinois, TIE 18th day oGJuIy 1889
TO wit:
10 acres Lot No Sec 16 T. 32R.pE frslls
L~t3 n VIZ SEC IsT 3sRIlE for IoS
40 "A Znwl4 See 1T 33RI4E for SIS
That tho time ufredemp;en from said sale win expire
IN Two ars from the date of said sale and te cost Of
redemption VIII be double the amount sold for and
subsequent taxes fpaid by mel interest thereon
and Cost Of advertising. - So = -.
Jslist, April 2, lsel- z2ax
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-11-19
iwoon WOOD

UyHE UNDERSIGNED keeps eos snssssS :,
i large stock Of the best gnality q = Is
Firewood. Wood will be delivers M -
city on short notice. cut il require, .orth "
the Office and yard on the isia1 Io,5y ~
Joliet, april IL, 1883.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-11-19
SANDS CREAM ALE.

TIVE public will piease rake notice that the under
4 signed is the only in town. who constantly
has SANDS PAIE CREAM ALE. .
al hand Shiplne and citv
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-11-19
SA N 70 r DIS
z q . o 3 FAMILY z 81 q r
CATHAR TIC Pill LIS;

PURE yEGETBLE EXTRACTS. AND PUT Up IN
GLASS CASES Air tight and will keep any climate.
The FAMILY 5A-t THARTIc PILL is gen
tie hui active cathartici which the proprietor has
used IN his practice more - than twenty years.
The constantly ncreas - ing demand from those
who have long used the PMS and the satisfaction
which al express in re- gard to their use, has in
duced me 10 place them - within the reach Of all.
The Profession well know the different Cath
arfIes act on different portions of the bowels
The FAMILY CATHaR- TIC Pm has. with due ref
erenee TO this well estab lished fact. been
pouned from a variety - of the purest Vegetable
Extracts, which act a-- like on every part OF the
alimentary canal and :. are good and safe in all
cases here a Catiiartic is needed, such DE-
REAGENTS Of the SToss = AcH, SLEEPISEss PAIN and
SoRNESs the whole body, from Sudden cold,
which frequently, If ne = neglected. end IN long
course Of Fever, Loss Of APPETITE. CREEPING
ssr0S % CoLD over the - body. REsTLEIsNEss
ACHE, Weight in ths+-zikead, all INFLaNMAToRI
DIsE AsEs, MONS in = Children OF Adults, BHEU-
NATIsx, great pURIrI ER OF the BLOOD and many
diseases To which flesh is heir, numerous To
mention in this adyer = .tisement. DOSE, l 20 3.
Price Dimes.
THE LIVER INyIG0RAT0R AND FAMILY CA
THARTIC PILLS rrtailed by Druggists generally,
and sold wholesale by the all the lare towns
q ST. W SANFORD, VI. d. II
MANUFACTURER and Proprietor,
335 Broadway, New York
Sold In Joliet by J. II. Brown, n. VI. Bray, Geo II
Woppruf and J. Mccain. (sept 13Hl3ly
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-11-19
Look TO Your Lights

~ -, 70 u oUI LIZ hIss
I(URNlNG FLUID. Camphene. lard on pure Esl
- phant oil, Wax and Sperm Candles Tor sale low AZ
sept 8, 1856. nl2 J.H BROWNS :
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-06
Letter from Hon. John COnness oOncern-
lug parties in California.
CORRESPONDENCE.

MARYsvILLE, Sept 30th, 1851.
Hon. JCnN CoNNEss- Dear Sir 1t il stat
ed in the public prints that you are "endeav-
oring to bring about reconciliation among
the leaders of the two Democratic wings. -
Our acquaintance together and our party re-
lations entitle me, think, to the privilege
Of asking you whether or not there is any
foundation for such statement, and whether
or not you would advise your old Democrat
ic friends to associate themselves, politically,
upon any terms whatever, with those who
were active and leading supporters OF John
r. Mcconnell at the late election. Whatever
may be your feelings upon this subject, |
feel certain, from my knowledge of your
character and past history, that you have no
conceaments to make, and that you will
cheerfUiiy enhghten your friends as to your
position Hoping that you may see fit to re-
ply to this at an early day, and that you will
allow me to publish your views in the DEN"
ocRAT, in which paper have endeavored to
further the cause Of u MON Democracy.
remain your ob't servant,
GEO. &. GoRHAM.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-06

The SUNDAY LAW CASE. The case OF
Thomas Mooney, of the Empire Ranch, for
violation Of the Sunday law. was on again
in the Court of Sessions, yesterday. We
learn that the jury rendered verdict of ac-
euittsl without leaving their seats The same
esee was tried in the early part of the week,
and the jury, after being out all night, failed
TO agree. We presume that the case settles
the question that man has right "to keep
a hotel" every day in the week.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-06

MILITARY lTEM.-Capt. Thayer, Of the
Fifth Infantry, arrived ia the city last even
Ing, from Grass Valley, with some fifteen OF
twenty more men for his company, now at
Camp Union. We believe they go below on
the steamer this morning. The men are a
sodierly looking crowd, and if all the officers
OF the regiment are as competent as Captain
Thnyer, they VIII render good account of
thcmseyes
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-06

The FIREMAN's ELECTION Tomorrow ev.
ening at o'clock, at the Eureka Engine
House, under the supervision of the duly ap
pointed judges, the annual election for Chie
and Assistant Engineers VIII take place
There will probably be about two hundred
votes polled and as there are FIVE candidates
in the field, there will be some pretty good
button-holeing all day tomorrow. 1t is
ecarely necessary to advise the fremen to
"vote early" The candidates for Chief are
j. B. Baldwin, Of Eureka No J; Daniel Far
rel Yuba No. .; Harry Leland and ?. w
Winkley Of Warren. No. 4; and D. H. Har-
ney Of Pioneer No. 5. For First Assistant
Engineer, we hear mentioned the names oI
VIM. C. Stokes, Of Yuba No 2; Charles An
drews, f. Brow and Jacob Knorsa, of Pic
neer 5; and Owen LOTUS, of Warren, No. A
For Second Assistant, we only hear Of Fred
Grass, Warren No. 4. We may possibly have
omitted the names of fer of the candidates
ifso, we ask pardon.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-06
VIII MI I4UIU,
Captain United States Army,
Colonel Fifth Infantry, California Volunteers

By authority and under the direction of Col. JOHN
KELLOGG, a Recruiting Office has been opened at No.
SO street. opposite Wells Fargo & Co.'s Express Of
flee, Marysville and camp established in the city
Persons enlistpg will receive rations and pay from
the date of their enlstmant, and will be Transported
to headquarters at Sacramento free of charge The
list is now open at the above place.
NJ. d. DOBBINS,
II, Col. Fifth Infantry, Cal. vountcers
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-06
JUSTICES, BLANKS,

We would call he attention of Justices Of the Peaee
to ihe assortment OF Blanks for sale at the DEMOCRAT
Office. They are of the latest and most approved
FORMS and viii be sold at liberal rates.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-06
AGENCY NOTICE.

Mr.. /. T. FISHER is our only authorized kgen, at
San Francisco to receive adverssemets, receipt for
the sane, and 30 transact bnslness generally for the
pENocRAT. 0hce-No. 171]6 Washington street
nearly opposite Maguire's Opera House, upstairs.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-06

BURNED TO DEATH The charfcd remains
Of body were found last evening, on the
ruins of the fire of yesterday morning. As
II matter Of course there was no possibility
identifying the remains, but We were told
that the unfortunate man was shoemaker,
name unknown, who has been at work for a
short time in this city. lie is said to have
been on spree the day previous, and re.
tired to bed, in an intoxicated state, about
two o'clock yesterday morning. He had a
wife and two children living in philadephin.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-06
Notice to Volunteers.


HEADQUARTERS FIFTH INFANTRY CAL. VOLS,
SAcRAMENro sept. 81, 1sGl.
For the information OF al persons desiring to
y enroll themselves Tor the FIFTH INFANTRY,
Ffn California Volunteers, the following notice Civ
Tan en-:
Nv The company officers having been elected by
II the fun co panes, are commissioned by the
sxs Governor of the State, after having been exam
med by y Board The Board will consist of the field
officers of the regiment and will sit at regmental
headquarters
Examinations Of officers are mainly on their LOYALTY
al character, general intelligence, and oapacity to
command. The military examination is not rigid,
though, of course officers OF experience are desirable
and much preferred The principal causes of rejection
in the physiCal examination Of U0ih officers and men
are, defect in the right eye, or right hqnd deafness
ness, ulcers, and general weakness debility Com
panes should come with from ninety to one hundred
men-one hundred and one being the maximum and
eighty three the minimum; but when half this lumber
is raised they will be received in the Fifth Infantry
accompanied by of their officers with the distinct
time it may be Incorporated with other incomuete
companies. Captains may organize their companies,
and, when full muster Them. From the place of mus
ter to regmenta headqu uarters the TRANSFORMATION of
the companies will be paid by the ouartermaster On
their arrival there they will be aXamnpd and sworn
into service Any men desiring to Join the companies
now organizing at Sacramento will, i'm small detach-
ments singy be at once examined, sworn and
placed in camp. The pay and allowances of Volun-
teerS is the as in the regular army When hon
orably discharged they will receive one hundred dol
lars in cash. If wounded or disabled in the line of
their duty they receive the same benefits as persons
disabled in the regular service. The widow or legal
heirs of such as may die be killed in service besides
all arrears Of pay and allowances, will receive one
hundred dollars.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-06

TIE LETTER OF Ifoy. joan CoNNEss.-We e
publish in another column manly and pa
trotie letter from Hon. John Conness, in re-
ply to letter addressed to him upon the
subject of fusion Of the "two wings of the
Democracy some people call the Union
Democrats and the Disunion traitors. The
letter is brief, bold and to the point. 1t is a
severe rebuke to those who, governed more
by party spirit than by devotion TO the
country, would consent to a union between
true Democrats and Secessonists, if thereby
a spoils party could be organized, powerful
enough to win. We hope the letter of Mr..
Conness will be extensively circulated and
read, and that it may have good effect upon
those Union Democrats who, stung by de-
feat, talk about union with the "McConnell
wing Of the party" When Mr.. Conness is
next accused of having ATTEMPTED to sell the
party out, let his friends show the accuser
his letter, published in this mornings DEMO-
GRAFT.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-06

DEPLoEABLE ABSENCE OF MIND-It is
stated that a number of benevolent ladies
having sent quantity of underclothing to
the soldiers, the men were horrifed to dis
cover sixteen dozen female drawersl wholly
Inal-rropos under the eircnmstanees
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-06

NEVADA JoURNAL-The proprietore OF this
newspaper contemplate the changing of it
soon from weekly to daily issue.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-06

WESTERN House Saloon The proprietor
of this saloon gives notice chat he will be on
hand every day in the week Observe his
notice in another column.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-06

ST. JoHN CuURcH-There will be morning
and evening services in this Church to-day,
at IL A. NJ. and u NJ. Rev. H. Goodwin,
Rector, will o0iciate. Sunday School at 2
l.. NJ.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-06
Select School for Boys.

TuNHE FALL ANO WINTER TERM
n of this School will commence TUESDAY MORN
ING September l7th, at the residence of the Princ
pal in the western part of the city.
few boarding scholars will be received on reason
able TENS G. Il. BAKER, Principal.
Marysville, Sept. IL, 1851. sepl2
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-06
We'll Bound Books,
stationery, Cutlery,
Eancy Goods, etc.

The sale is positive as the owner is renqushng the
busne-s and the assortment is full, Snd all the goods
| are of the choicest variety.
s.gy~ The sale will continue every night until all
are closed out. IL. BARNETT,
oc2-tt AuctiOncer.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-06

friends, Steinman & Co, of Bear River stall,
old market, have 10 their possession some Of
the most weigLty antelope, elk, and deer,
which was brought in by an old and scien-
tfc hunter from the Coast Range, that we
have ever seen in our market. The animals
weigh from one hundred and fifty to sever
hundred pounds, and the qualification Of Gu.
riosity alone will repay a visit TO Bear Rive
stall; at the same time our citizens who have
an appetite for such game can procure slice
at short notice, az they are on sale this morn
ing.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-06

INCIDENTS OF THE uRE.-At the fire yester-
day morning, some person became very
much excited, from the fact, as he asserted
that three Cinnamon had perished in the
flames Didn't he know? Hadn't he smelt
'em? An investigation was had, and large
amount of old boots and leather discovered
on fire. The Eurekas, while at work on the
corner OF c and Second street had one side
Of their machine blistered by the heat. J. B.
Leaman, % Eureka Hose Company, while in
the discharge Of his duty. had one Of lis
shoulders and arms badly burnt A man was
seen tojump from an upper story window
the Philadelphia house, but did not re-
ceive any injuries, that we could learn.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-06
l remain, truly, your friend,
JoHN C0NTEss.

ELECTION RETURNS Returns from all the
counties have been received except three, viz:
klamath, Humboldt and San Bernardino,
but by the Election Law, the Secretary OF
State cannot open them until they are re-
ceived. The statute provides as follows:
The returns of all elections for officers
chosen by the qualified electors of the State,
which are required by this Act to be trans
mtted to the Secretary of State shall like
wise be opened on the siNtieth day after the
day of election, or SO soon as the returns
shall have been received from all the counties
IN the state, if received withiM Hat time
All the returns will bp in undoubtedly be-
fore the expiration of the sixty days, but il
they come to hand before, they will be open
ed at once
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-06

AN ALABAMA JUDGE The Sheriff of one OF
the wire grass counties had arrived lin the
city of Montgomery with two horse wagon,
conveying convict to the penitentiary at
Wetumpka. Several persons grouped around
the vehicle, ard one more inquisitive than
the rest asked the unfortunate in handouts
"What brought you TO this fix2'
"See T. was the reply, "see they 'spicioned
me Of stealing horse and the Judge that
tried the case had bought coupe of fine
blooded sheep, and there warnt no way to
get EN- up to his part of the country, only to
send me to the penitentiary. SO they con-
victed me, and put us all in the wagon to-
gether, and the Sheriff fotched us up"
He had an idea of law and justice.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-06

FIRE.-At about half-past three O'Clock
yesterday morning, fire broke out in a
China wash house near The southeast corner
of Second and c streets, and in a short time
the cluster Of wooden buildings on the lot
were conamed, viz: the Philadelphia Hotel,
n shOemakers shop and two China wash
houses. We do not know the estimated loss
The property belonged to Mr.. T. Subers.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-06

DAVID WILMor, who was reported to have
been seriously i'll at his residence in Towards
writes as follows to e. Reed Myers, Surveyor
of the Port Of Philadelphia under date Ct
August so:
am much better than when came home.
| am improving very greatly, and hope soon
10 be well again.
This will be cheering news to his numerous
friends throughout the Union.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-06
IlEA,r susrrNsIoNs.-There was quite al

HEAVY SUSPENSIONS Ns-1here was quite an
excitement in business circles yesterday
morning. owing to the announcement that
John c. Fall, Fall d, Co. and Tennent & Cow
ington bad suspended. r Z. Brewster, of San
Francisco bad heavy claims against them, and
was also the representative of other creditors
The entire stocks in the two stores of Fall
d Co and Tennent d Covington have been
sold to Mr. Brewster for the payment of his
claims, and of others which had been en-
trusted TO his charge. 1t is understood that
Tennent & Covington will be able to pay all
Indebtedness, and have something left for fu-
ture operations Mr.. Fall has, we are in
formed. given up all his property to various
parties to whom he was indebted. Business
people Of this section Of the State will hear
uf Mr.. Falls failure with sorrow and surprise
lie has ever bee most liberal and public
spirited man, and has probably helped more
unfortunate rnen out Of financial mudhoes,
during the past eleven years, than any other
man in the State. We believe he will still,
exhibit the same energy that has ever charae
terized his business career, and that he will
eiil) figure as before in the mercantile world
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-01-08
BY TELEGRAPH.
From Warrington.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 7.-HoUsE.-the house
.5onted Adrian's resolution approving the
act of Anderson, and promising to supper,
the President in enforcing all constitutional
laws to preserve the Union, by vote OF IZ4
against So. &C.,
Commodore Shubriek has arrived from
Charleston. He says that She greatest anxiety
and terror prevails there, and it is enhanced
by every fresh report OF the movements VI
ing against the Disunionists must soon ensue'
unless Georgia's course intuses new life into
the Secession movement.
Russell's bond will not be accepted.
McIntyre's nomination for collector at
Charleston went to the Committee on Finance
no one asking Immediate action thereon.
FoRr LEAyEswoaTH, IAN. 7.-2lO troops
and 100 horses left yesterday for Baltimore
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-02-26
Indian Tradition.

Among the Seminole Indians there is
a singular tradition regarding the white
mans origin and superiority. They say
that when the Great Spirit made the
earth he also made three men, all ofwhom
were fair complexioned and that after
making them he led them to the margin
of small lake, and bid them leap there
in and wash. One Immediately obeyed,
and came from the water purer and fairer
than before the second hesitated mo
ment, during which time the water ari-
tated by the first had become slightly
muddied, and when he had bathed he
came up copper colored the third did
not leap in until the water became black
with mud, and he came up with its col
or. Then the Great Spirit laid before
them three packages of bark, and babe
them choose, and out of pity for his mis-
fortune in color, gave the black man the
first choice. He took hold of each of
the packages, and having felt the weight,
chose the heaviest, leaving the white man
the lightest. When the packages were
opened, the first was found to contain
spades, hoes, and all the implements OF
labor ; the second unwrapped hunting
fishing and warlke apparatus the third
gave to the white man pens and paper
The engine of the mind-the means OF
mutual mprovement-the social link oil
humanity-the foundation of the viii te
mans superiority.