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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-10-22
Lost or stolen.

A Contract Number 1897. grasted by the Illinois
A Central RaK Rsad to John Blayney, for Forty
&C res ofland beiAg o. Of the Or OF Section z,
number lOio7 Is lated Dec. I'D, 1850. Whoever has
foupJ the same sill please send IL to John Tryon,
Bor I23s Post once Chicago, Ill. John Blayney will
apply TO the Company Ger duplicate Of OntIact on
or about the 18th dag q November, 1851.
Oct q, 1861, nlsSw
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-10-22
Commissioners Notice.

NOTICE Ia hereby given to all persons interested,
n that the Commissioners heretofore appointed By
the Common Council OF the City OF Joliet, TO recon-
mend for the purpose Of repairing the
the side walk ON the side Of Chicago street from
9Th Avenue North 10 point 1872 feet south of north
line OF Block nineteen. Canal Trustees subdy. " Is
&c Is, T 80 r. 10 4, will meet at the Office Of the
Cay Clerk. Wednesday the I'D day of October inst
a. 10 o'clock A. NJ, for the purpose OF entering on
their duties commissioners, Which time and place
We will hear any objections Suggestions relative to
the repair Of said side walk.
P.J. MURPHY.
PHILLIP BREEDER, CONS.
MICHAEL CLABBY,J
Iol:St, Oct 18th, 1861 nIs-2w
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-10-22

TAKEN up in the Town Of Green Garden by James
i Gregg. tho sd day Of September, A. D. 1861,
tao mares, the supposed TO be 10 years old Of a
broWnsh c1or, with little white the hind feet,
ID bands high, has each bullock, and apprais-
I'd s55 the other black bay color supposed TO be
Or years old. with marks except few white
hairs the forehead. and small white spot on the
throat, IL hands high and appIised at SOS. true
so2y frOE @y estray Book.
WV. ToSYER, Co. Clerk.
Solicit Oct 10 1861
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-10-22
CARPETS AND Old CLOTHS,
DRUGGETs. CURTAINS, FIXTURES.

large Portion Of the above Goods W re purchased
lot cas at lowest rates and will be sold any
other house in the West. i respectfully invite the
inspection Of the stock which will ceerfully shown
TO all whether they wish TO buy not
Owing to the great change in times feel compelled
to sell hereafter Exclusively for Crshi
Joliet, Oct s, 1861 All
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-10-22
NOTICE.

NT0TICE Is hereby given that all persons indepted
20 the firm Of Is. I. Denton 4 Co.. to d. +. Den
ton arc hereby requested % make immediate payment
70 me the undersigned and save cost.
CHARLES CLEMENT, Assignee.
Jaliet Oct q. 1861. nIe-3w
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-10-22
e vTIJENTZKI M n

- are SURGEON In the 9Th Regiment, B, G. L.
having located himself in Joliet, offers his services
- ne publie Dr. W has served in the British Army
Esd var In the Crimea-
Ss-surgicaI cases promptly attended
da,c No IS BIuf Street. nle-ti
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-10-22
j o Ii e It
LIGHT ARTILLERY co.

i tlsry service. ''' '"e AZ
MpSTn ND sUBslsrANCE FROM DATE OF ENLIST
f0R. VI 'OLONIEEks PROVIDED
,r, setiSe and reliable men wishing to enter this
s IN e service will do well TO call at the recruit
IIs,aS w bushe new bull ing opposite National
il 6 ~snout delay as the company will not be long
SSntgantA. II Corpnrais Rnylers los Pr;ys,ss 1,0
RaL. AEao 1uns. Men armed with Reviewers and
an ~ NO army ia the world receives as good fare
Aa pay ~ Uncle SANS
CHAs W. KEATH, Capt,
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-10-22
Mortgage Sale.

NJ HEREAS. default has been made in the payment
w of ain PrOiis ory note executed by Sheldon
Harmon. and Anna r. Harmon his wife, aud dated tn
seventh day Of October, A d. 1889 payable to William
J Den order. for the Of one thousand one
hundred aud eiL hty dollar, and dine after
date which said note is secured by mortgage bearing
date with said note and which mortgage is
duly executed 10y said Sheldon Harmon and Anna L
HARMON his vile. and recorded in the Recorders
office Of VIII County, in the State Of lnois, ia Book
81, at page ia.
Now therefore, in pursuance of the power of sale
contained in said Mortga- public notice is hereby
given that Saturday til" sixteenth (ltth) day Of
November A. ID. 1861, at the hour of O'Clock in the
afternoon oil said day. the North door of the Court
House in the city OF Joliet in the County of viii and
State Of Illinois, shall sell at public vendue the
highest bidder for cash. the premises described in said
mortgage to Wit: Lot number three Isl in Block
Der eightynine (S9 in the village of Lockport, in said
County If Will and state of Illinois; together with all
the right and equity of redemption of said Sheldon
Harmon and Anna T.. Harmon his wife, their heirs aud
assigns therein and for tue purpose i'll said mortgage
mentioned.
WILLIAM J. DENTON, Mortgage.
Dated Naperyille. Oct. eth, 1861. (nlS4w
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-10-22
1na.nsndcnt Voters OF VIII co

.nder.Irned offers himself to the Independent
I-.o1WIIl county.as an Independent Candidate
voter og,re Of County Treasurer. at the ensuing
Er tns slection My Platform Is the Constitution
~ upon as our Fathers made IL, ignoring all
s sla1 ~, caueuses, and conysntlons; ,,
lit, October !, 1861.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-10-22
THE MARKETS.
soiiet Price Current,
JoLrr1. oct. ~, 1851.
Ntn AObntissultnts.
county Judge.

~ MrssRs. EDrroRs:
6SH sRs-I offer myself as a candidate for
GA the Office Of County Judge q Will Conn.
80 y. at the ensuing election the standard
isssr Is '''ns i'Ns Ew. cRAEDALL.
,.u., s.v,. 2, 1861.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-10-22
Dated, Sept. gath, 1891.
ESTATE nF MM- PATTERSON. DECD.

ESTATE OF WI PATTERSON, DECD.
DUBLiC notice is hereby given. that on the 3rd
II Monday Of Nov. next. ] shall attend before
the County Court Of Will County in the city ofJoliet
for the purpose Of settling and adjusting all claims
against the estate of VIM. Patterson. late of said
county decd when and where all claimants uoti-
ed and requested attend and present their claims
in writing against said estate for adjustment
All persons indebted to said estate, also request
I'd to make zyment the undersigned without delay
CAROLINE PATTERSON, Exseutrix.
pxDd sYG q Is0. Us or
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-10-22
SPECIAL NTICES.
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
Celebrated Female Pills.

Prepared from prescription Of Sir J. CLARK, ~ D.
Physician Extraordinary to The Queen.
This invaluabe medicine is unfaiIing in the cure OF
all those painful and dangerous diseases to which
the Female constitution is subject 1t moderates all
aycess and removes all distractions, and speedy cure
may be relied on,
TO MARRIED LADIES
the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle price One Dollar, bears the Government
stamp Of Great Britain. to prevent counterfeits.
CAUTION.
These Pills should not be taken BY females during he
FTRST THREE MONTHS Of Pregnancy, they
Srs 10 by on Miscarriage, but at any other tise they
safe.
in tbc Rack and Limbs, Heaviness Fatigue slight
Exerticn Palpitation of the Heart, Mysteries, aud
Whites these Pills will effect when all other
means have failed, and although powerful remedy, do
moi contain iron calome anthony, any thing hurt
full to the constitution.
Rull directions accompany each package.
Sole Agents for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES,
(Iate l. C. Baldwin Coz Rochester, n. Y.
NB-sI and postage stamps enclosed to any Au-
thorIzed Agens, will insure bottle, containing 30 Pills,
by return mail
Sold by J. H. BROWN, Joliet, and all Druggists.
Dec. !. 1850. h-o-iJ
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-10-22

Great Attraction.
IL
| N E w GOODS
THE FIRST OF THE SEASON.
r. M. P A RK ER .
IS now receiving large and .slec. ...ortm.n. of
NEW FALL GOODS.
direct from the Eastern Markets. consisting in mart,
PLAIN AND FIGURED SILKS,
Fine French all Wool Delains,
Pamultas. English POpIins,
Pacific Hamilton Delains,
Also Fine French Alpaca,
BombaEines 4 Canton Cloths,
and cOlord Ladies Cloth
for oLoAKs.
Also, q full assortment OF shavr.
Bro:ha,
ALSO LADIES CLOAKS|
Pisinand ColOrsd Of all prices and qualities.
Special attention is directed 70 the
DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT,
which IA unnsnaliv f,i, and eo,nr,a.a T., $3.50 =
partment, and comprises all the most
PoOulnr STYLES of Drin
sheetings, shirtings, Denims, Stripes Checks, Linen
Russia piaper. crasb,. c.nton r,.n,., L.,
.uo,.,.,
300 PIECES Msrim1ck, cocheco Pacific, Hamil-
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-10-22
DrIE. HARDWOOD,

TWILL hereafter give his undivided attention TO
w The practice q his profession.
n.yIrT cor Jefferson and Chicago streets Residence
oppo,te Baptist Church.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-10-22

s . 9 = =
RAMsDE ELLIS COLUMN.
| r. RAMSDELL
HAVING opened the Store formerly occupied BY A.
attention Of the citizens Of Joliet vicinity, bis
well selected
STOCK OF DRY GOODS,
IN BLEAcHED AND UNBLEAcHED coTToNs.
We have great variety of widths aud qualities from
zto21z yards wide, and from Sd to IS
and Cd per yard.
Denfms, Tickings, Stripes snd Checks,
FULL ASSORTMENT.
LAWNS AND ORGANDIES.
Having large stock of these for SO late in the season.
We will offer
THE ENTIRE LOT AT eosTi
cLoAKs. c1PEs, BUSTERS, NANTLEs . sHAwLs
We have on hand, and arc constantly receiving new
goods in ear
CLOAK l. SHAWL DEPARTMENT
which vs will ssn On Ne nos peaso.sbs terms 10 all
~oALL AND EXAMINE THEM-a
% x 7 II II -
Afsn assortment Of
LApIEs AED hIssKs sKIR1s,
Of the cheapest and best qualities.
BRADLEYr SPIRAL EMPRESS BUsrLK,
witch will hold Up the Skirts perfectly without The
shoulders being bossd down With straps.
II is the only perfect Skirt Supporter made.
EXAMINE IT! TRY IT.!
WHITE GOODS L EMBROIDRIES,
Consisting in part Of
Plain and Plaid Jscones Cambria,
Plain Plaid and Striped NainsOok,
Eneralda sad Book Muslin,
BrilIiants and Marreilles,
white and Black Robinet,
And Figured Lace,
Victoria and Linen Lawns.
Embroidered Curtain MusliAs,
JaeOust Edsins and Inserting,
Jaconet and Swiss Bands
Dimity Bands,
COTTON 4 BoBsIN EDdINas aa1 INsERrINGs,
and Linen Edsing. All Of which are marked at the
WEST CASH PRICE.
INEN G. GODS.
BILE AND BRO. LINEN TABLE, COVERS
Bid, BRO. and COLD TABLE COVERING BY tn. I'd
BIsached Napkins and Doyli.s,
Line, Disper. and Towels, great varsity,
Linen Hsukerchiefs for Ladies, Gent. and children.
White and Biay Linens, Brown Holland, &C,
hosiery and Gloves,
Our Stock Of Ladies' white, Brown, sl..e sud Black
Cotton Hosiery is complete.
Also good variety Of
Gents snd ChiIdren's Hosiery,
Ladies an Chdrens Gloves 10 Lisie Thread silk and
and Kid, Long and Short Aohair Mitts, half
aasers, asd general assortment Of
sseA snail wares s.a thread
store goods u.aslly
found In Dry
Goods Store.
Cloths! Cloths!
Our assortmentof
JEANS, sArISErs,
BoRskISs, cAssIMEREs,
AND BRoADcLoTHs
For Mes and Boys wear and Ladies' Cloths. for cIO.Ls
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-10-22
Stone Warehouse.

THE subscriber having leased the large Stone Ware
house, Is prepared to pay the
Highest Market Price In Cash,
for GRAIN and Country Produce. VIII advance Lum-
Der at cash rates for grain in store. He will keep
constantly on hand, SALT, WATER LIME &c.
lie respectfully solicits the patronage OF his old
friends aud former customers and all others who may
wish to dispose Of their products and procure articles
In his line of trade.
HENRY FISH.
Joliet. Nov. %, 1850. n2+tf
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-04-05
The experimenting School
Committees Report.

We call attention to this highly satisfacto-
ry paper, and commend its suggestions to the
earnest attention of those particularly inter
ested. The suggestion of the Committee
that the two village districts should unite to
establish and support a High School should
he taken up and acted upon at once. That
IS, a movement should be made in this direct
ion, and It's many adFant yes urged upon
the parents of both districts This matter
can be arranged without the cost being scri-
ously felt, and strcnuously urged as fatal
objection to the scheme.
One of the serious hindranees against
making our village permanent location, to
many, is the lack of good School houses and
good Schools. Not year has passed since
we have been resident of the place, but
some Patcr falailaaS has made the inquiry of
us, while hcsitatng about selecting place
of residence, as to our school facilities. We
can now number quite a list of smart bust
ness men,-men Of some captal-who have
turned away from Ellsworth, merely on the
account of our lack in this particular. But
without urging this point, we have scholars
enough in these two districts to form such a
school and these scholars are entitled to this
privilege at our hands. Let us all agitate
the subject until it shall be conceded a pub
lie necessity.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-04-05

Coxsus.-Some of the Consuls of the
United States at foreign ports are paid by
fees but the salaries of those who are paid
fixed amounts, vary widely according to the
duties to be performed We have not space
for more than few of the leading ones, viz
London and Liverpool $500; Rio Jane
iro, Havana and lIavre, 5000; Paris and
Calcutta, $1,000; Canton, Shanghi, st.
Thomas Montreal, Melbourne, nonolulu,
$4,000 Heng Kong. Vera Cruz, Panama,
AlexandraS Callao, Touehoa, $4,000; Mo
rocco, Tunis, Tripoli. Valparaiso, Annoy,
Nipgpo. GLASGOW. Frankfort, Lahaina and
Copstansuople, $4,000.
The foregoing are the leading places. -
There are a large number at salaries Of $500
$4,000, SL509, $1,000, $500, &c, &c.
very pleasant adjunets to residence in the
count ,ies designated, but scarcely an induce
ment for the great number of patriots who
dusire to live upon the iacome from oaicia
position We hope these will not all speak
nj once, fer If reports are true. the President
i, ali but worried to death by tae patl iotisu
Of his late supporters YORK JoHf"a
ef Commerce.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-04-05
Capital and Surplus
Sjs21i3,3J
Distinguished Doctors Disa-
grcPin-

Mr.. Douglas, one of the Democratic can
didates Tor the Presidency said in the Senate,
that the Republicans had backed down. Mr.
Breckinridse, the other distinguished candi-
date, in reply to Mr.. Douglas, said they the
Republicans, had hot backed down. We find
the papers that worshiped Mr.. Breckinridge,
and supported him throughout, now acting
as if he was not to be believed, for they say
the Republicans have backed down. Which
of these prophets will the democracy believe
in and trust in?
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-04-05
District Attorney of Name

The papers say that Geo. p Tablet Esq
OF Machias has received the appointment of
District Attorney for Maine We are pleas
ed to record the appointment Of Mr.. Talbot
andthiak it one eminently ft to be made -
Mr.. Talbot is man of fine talents, ripe
scholar, and is said to be a very able lawyer.
LIS appointment will be appreciated by the
Republicans Of Eastern Maine and she off
ice so ably filed by Geo. +. sheply Esq. will
suffer no detriment while under the man.
agement Of his successor.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-04-05

A FRANK Confession. w hat z-Secrctary
Floyd was enabled to accomplish for the
benefit of the seeded States, Is faithfully set
forth by the Southern C0RfederGcY, publish
ed at Atlanta, Ga. Such an overwhelming
sense of gratitude as is here exhibited is as
uncommon as it is astonishing
" But for the foresight and irmness and
patriotic providence of John i. Floyd, IN
what stress and peril would the Cotton States
be houndcring in this day. He saw the in
eyitable doom oil the Union, or the doom of
his own people. For many months past,
from his standpoint, he had nm expanded
field of vision which enabled him to sue the
great danger which thre tened us. but which
was lid below the horizon from the eyes Of
most of US. When his faithful loyalty to
his own prosecuted people began liz ldbors in
our defense, in what a condition were the
Southern States? The North had the heavy
guns, the light arms, the powder and ball
lust as the North hal everything else that
belonged TO the common Gov rnment. How
quietly were men shifted from our soil who
might have been here to-day to murder Us at
Abraham Lincoln order. How slender the
garrisons became in Southern forts, which
were made for us, and belonged to nobody
else, but which a savage enemy now chates
and RACES to get possession Of. Who sent
81 900 stand of arms to Georgia? How
came GO 900 more prime death-dealing rifles
at jackson. Mississippi? And, in short,
why have We anything at all in the South u
mail the strong hands of the suns of the
South w.th at this hour. when every heart
and head, and arm of her children are need
ed in her defense Truth demands il Of us
to declare that We owe to John B. Floyd an
eternal tribute of gratitude for sill this. Had
he been less the patriot than he was. We
might now hay. been disarmed, and at the
mercy Of "a nation Of cut-tLr9a.s and plum.
dercrs."
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-04-05
pENoBsCuT. March -

FRIEND SAWYER 1t has now been two
weeks since we have seen the american. Can
you tell us if it has seeded, or what has be-
come of it. If it has gone Souft please no.
tify us here in Penobscot Of the fact SO that
we need not look for it. LIB.
We assure our correspondent that the
american has been mailed every week, regu-
larly, and before the mail left here. We do
not think the fault is at this Post Office -
The postmaster inlurms US that he is sure
that they LIFT his office We cannot tell
where the difficulty lice, but think it may be
at Bluehill. There has been a good deal of
complaining and justly SO, about somebody 5
negligence.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-04-05

- Hon. 4. II. Stephens, the Wee Presi'
dent of the Southern CJnfcderaey, delivered
long and well considered speech at Saydn-
nah, Ca, recently, in which he says
. The new Constitution has Tut at rest,
forever, all the agitating questions relating
to our peculiar lnstltutions-Airican slavery
as it exists amongst us-the proper stataS
of the negro in our form OF civilization =
This was the immediate cause Of the lat
rupture and present revolution. Jefferson.
in his forecast. had anticipated this, as the
- rock upon which the old Union would
split. lie was right. What was coniee-
turc with him, is now a r. tlized fact. But
whether he fully eomprchc1ls,i the ~ at
truth upon which that rock stood and stands
may be doubted fAe prevailing ideas en-
tcrtaincd BY him and most OF the leading
Statesmen at the time Of the formation OF
the old constitution, were thnt the euslayc-
mcnt OF the African was in violation OF the
laws Of nature that il was wrong in FrIH
eiple, socially, morally. aud politically. 1t
was an evil they knew not well how t. deal
with, but the general opinion Of the men Of
that day was that somehow or other in the
order Ct Providence. the institution would
DC tNdnCscent ana pass away us ldcA,tho
not Incorporated in the Constitution was the
prevailing idea at the time. The Constitution
1t Is true, secured every essential guaranty
to the institution while il shauiI last, and
hence no argument can be justly used against
the Constitutional guarantees thus secured.
because OF the common sentiment of the day.
| Those ideas, however, were fundamentally
wrong. icy rested upon the assumption Of
the equality Of races. This was an errlr.-
1t Was a sandy foundation. and the idea Of n
government built upon it, when the storm
came and the wind blew. it fell.
Our new government is founded upon *
actly the opposite idea its foundations arr
! hid, its cornerstone rests upon the great
truth that the negro is not equal to the
white man. That slavery -subJrdinati5n t.
the superior racc-is his natural and moral
condition. (tpplaase }
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-04-05
During the eonfiagratien of Cant

During the eonhagratien OF Canton,
caused by the bombardment Of the British
the extensive medical warehouse Of our coun.
tryman, DIR. j. c, AVER, Of Lowell, (the de-
pot OF his Cherry Pectoral aud Clthartic
Pills, for China) was italy destroyed. lie
now makes demand upon our Government
tor indemnity from the IS Of his property
and hence will grow another nut to crack
with our elder brother Johnny. Suck to it
Doctor and if our Government maintains
our rights wherever yo-r Pills are sold, we
shall only he unprotected on tracts that are
very barren. -ReL0fmer, Trenton, " ].
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-04-05
NEW PULLS.

BLeSwooD's MAoAzsl r1saf !
sents the following Iarc cilhi ,hJ
Service Physical Geot lace.
Lees History Of the Chur9o0 /. !
Iron clad Ships Of War and ~, 4 I
Norman Sinclair, Recent Nation.,
oo5ks !, wilson's German Camps "a.
and the China War of ls60.
Leonard Scott & Co, New York. A.,
TuI HoUsEH1Lp JoraN,L for NJ.
lore us This paper has just been :,
and imgroyed-the prospectus says. ,
are not able to judge, this being
number We have seen. We NAV sn.
again If it is regularly received,
n We are under obligations
). [. Foster for copies Of the Con.r
Globe for lS59-GO.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-04-05
The Chicago Tribune saws : "Our gar

nc Sni0i5o i''gAAe says Csi Sai
ners are full. y "he grain in store is $50, 900
bushels of wheat, SOC, 900 bushels of corn,
and from sixty to hundred thousand bushels
are daily received. There is not room for
another weeks receipt, unless navigation
opens The Tribune says
Allowing 60 bushels to the iaaa nearly
double what the farmers team Aauis, and il
would take ! ,66G teams TO draw it and II
each team occupy twenty feet, it would take
S65 miles of road to give them standing
room This is exactly the distance between
Chicago and Cairo. And again it will re-
quire 2S7 vessels and propellers to clear Out
onr warehouses if each one take load oil
Is 900 bushels. And yet all We have here il
store is not 1.-THE Of what our farmers will
send forward during the season il sstisiaeto-
ny prices aye realized.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-04-05

We - than iro8 sictmlsa.ts rlI
upnn the Mississippi rt raui il. ,rltltar5=..
HE total value # ttl-e j. e,t5t.A a. at 80,
00oc0n
j. L. setiff-. etlzr If ,#e tdiaz,
Ihaae, has b'aa afp4ptsi f5-fn4~t5r Al
Chicago. II w'is printed IN tbe tis.raphl.
dispatch J ) crifF-
GoIfaN FROM 1uE >4tr5 -Wit'uu t'r=c
days last wN.k edit IN tn la>aui k,le. IT
cotton have Ia~sei through Builtln, IN rau,,
for BI,ton. The co,t OF transportation r..r
tale from Neml 4sie t. B4s.aa y - ~. I'm
y cheaper than II can ~ SHIPPED Via Ncy
ORR an>. and the diiii'rsnrs in time j. ilset
thirty days ia tayoY u the Northern route
~ The f-vistn Journal s,ys that man
alaeturin- stocks are era1aally hut sur1
dvaneing-indicAting that confidence ia tie
taiule prosperity OF thesc important cstab-
lishments i fully Tc-sstabishcd At the
Brokers' Bard. Boston. on Saturday. sven
shares OF the Hill CO.. stock sid at 1911.
Sr. Lopis, ATril /.
The municipal election ha. result, i in tie
election Of the Anii.Reputlican ticket. hy
-''" ~ "''' iAdB'FilN. TIE unrpudittunab
tnion ticket Was unsuccessful bat in two
wards.
Two Germans were Killed by lightning
yesterday.
Two lrishmen were stabbed in poli,ieaI
melee on Saturday night and have sincc died.
REINFORCING Foer PIekr<s.-Thc army and
navy reporter for the New York ,s,pers
makes the following statement
We are enabled to state. antharitatiselv.
that the following force Of the United Sias...
troops sailors aud marines sn b,ar4 tie -
ii war under command - Co,nmol,rs Pa
der-a,t, are detailed 10 lanl at For, Pt.i
at signal from Lieut.. Slcmiuer ~
Me., =
breoAiyn, steam coTt,tts........3t0
>sene, sailing irigate .=.......esl -
= Luis. .aiiin; corvette lnr. e
ft9in smaller craft, aLog0 ,,FNI ~
Toial.......... tand 81.