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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-29
nANIC PRICES, IN EARNEST,

A. Wholesale and RETAIL,
Py JOSEPH STp AUSE No - Main STREET
bought than ie dollar large STOCK OF
t 10 and 2 CTS Fi7e Jaegnsts and urs.no
o. BE- &c. tnAg5 10 and higher Bee al eV.
l is 25 &c; :uJ handsome Bese ste sh.Ts IA
Catae Ebroidey So worth = u1 Back and G oed six
p,rasos from upv s; cooed Calico, ~ 81
aad ru cheap lU Ladies six Thread owes ard Gsunt
lets AZ 12l 25 shrs long SIX hts, Al 81 aud 81
cent? so- do1bie he noEey Ro;es linen GaYiFe'c lf
hh i~eu, aa' tom ,osn ard S.-S sAr'lt aa. sneeigg
p- Case Muslin ToVeinr Fsen.h NC1eWortcd UJNais
nom 20 c Camorc Swiss Bands, Tie finest work In
c. Ca scer,s and Lpel Goods Jr hel and Bys' wear
CoyTea sEs aud greEt GOODS, uuper
mention vi be ouni At prices mat aslorih body
q Main LOOK cut Ter he ri ~ place
Spi1 stPd sIRACeE.
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CLOTHING.
DARRECOTT, HARRIS a CO.,

4 EE MIN 81 hLII,
ETAvE on hand large stock q CLOTHING, ssnh ~
II 0dod Beaver 0Yereoas
Moscow Beaver do
Eng ish whitney do.
Dtab Beaver 6aracks
Black Petersha1a do.
si7er Mixed Csss Suit,
Grey Cass 10.
Yclseteen Huntlng Salts
BLACK and Brown french Cass suliI
Black SId Fancy Cas- Psuts
Fancy and Black sils Vests
Black and Fancy Velvet vets
Shirts Collars SOCKS AMI Ties
Under shlrts and DraVers
Boys Clothing, Chidrsn's Cilhlag
Ior srgains call on DARRiCOTT, HARRIS &C.,
mol MGin Street
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Dnn LES. ANGELICl n0OT-Yr-.h .nd
". PLTEfIsOS co, Drufgf.
,r1n f55 Main s.r@et
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r,0or,G BRUSHEs- every style and quality. nay be
A haist DONEt co =.
rh9 Dr1rrsta.
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DRINTfa,, sHK.-The Ink Nsuufico ' ~ Tavlor
rov ~ tulcsll ,p.r,u'n in he shu'acufe
% NEWS end job * Orters from s- s1u-r1 f~ peci-
fuIg sII.lrd Address TAYLOR A HArG3ONE,
nv ~ J.. ltisa Ei-huenf. Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-29

~ H0NEs pAh.RINE WAX CAhGLR5-A rev
a., '- WI WALLACE SOM
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NUMBER 1876.

IVgRPOOLFINS SALT JOos CA ~. rps,i VIn.
- ALT rrr ihp ul4wthsi n James Arr drrt LIVER
s,g5 EDNUSD DAyFNP0RT 4 CO.
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CHERRY C.HnIBB.-A rao. d.. .iols bsYe,s,s suta-
- he I. LJt vet D. 10 l..!c ia Germany. Porbeby
- GRAVY
uval No 9 FV.l lfrr- Book.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-29

PPLEsJ received lot Of Na.slsI nice Apples, of
m,2 EJNr a. JANEs.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-29

TtTP PLAS ASCEi2.-255 tons Lump Plaster, the
wharf rye 10 lots 20 suit puchaSsrs. by
app r. sONEByILLEA On.
SCPPEY OE TIsE GAT TEST Music
\ a. NORRIS h17ks.-re ~ Main street
| II Eivsl waltz Py Cha hes ar De- sc
Ever % T TsaLscrpt, brliSne by 7. NJ Brown %.
| rhe Obe-on Polka ~ Grobe 25c.
TAP Window Psre New Ry }. T. Webster. soc.
Song o. B-nuty. BY W T. B 95c
A Slaieus Prayer. Written and adapted by W J. We'nore, S
cavstos IN BAo IN wasche a. Arranged Piano by
y-pdes Gr.ye. Kew Song By } P Webster &c.
rs Stranger the Sill Words BY Buchanan Reid Music eyN
4 sc
Gentle Wle ward Written by IT, James Cooper Composed by
I CARTS 95c
The Hsrrs, Lane Polka BY A Allmuih 4oc
City Guard Ocise7. Conpcsed and rep.c uly dedicated
the PeersDdsg City Guard Capt John p hsy BY odoro
T, Ar;Ist's schotisch. BY james BelAk. acc.
Tn MRschera Opera Verdi Nocurne Cantaoe j. As
Lorrna. with variations BY II o. slerert zoe.
c, SUPERIOR Old RIVE WHINKY.-lOj bhs prre
- County aud Western Distilled Rye Whisky For sale by
snq0-6t A e. b. DAVENPORT.
TT;I.N YaSHSl IRON VASES! ERON VASES!
Iron Vases Of all sizes, Tor sale o= at the
China store OF SiHHblNe, fOLLAN -
rbg5 ourner broad and 9Th Sta.
w sp sss Western WHISKY celebrated brands sale
~ apis q n DAVENPORT.
..-,Ns MILES AND HORSES.-I nave ~,
vi st received direct from Kentucky, decidedly the S
h Ii of mules that IN tbs market for yeas both broke
ana uubroke-rou years ot All OF which vii se or er
hsng. on nv usu terms al Davis
@nSis ''~'' EDWIN WALKER.
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LIRCINTA row ~: iiNgvE9.-we oa for fsiet
q1aa'ty r forad.bs SeeP0r strictly 90 tone mAnu-
fa,tur- g. ph.l sale AID retail.
uy2b sHIrU, EHOLES Co.
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ISoNT.INES sOLIDnlED cRfAM 0R WILD FL0wEps-ycr
shaving nothing can be more Sts'aeo For the abuioa
infants preventing eruptlons &c saperior 70 AZ o,br
:, ,ap lotion cosmetic. For sale by
w. PETERSON co Druggis,s
uhIf Ikg Main eu..t
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many e 9pag Importation bought At psue prices 70 be sod
Al o cent. per yAri.
spia sAaL V PpITEhcO.
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SFANfPgrEsTEI EIANo AID GHUIND PL1S-
VI sEsS-aoIU h.g hsu u,d Gu,In. ~ own pr~pG-
ration. Also, iu 5bs shape R,iuord Gro ~ rst.r
Fo- s.lsLy tuICSD, DAyEsPJET b co.
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EERasu SUPPLY FAMILY GROCERIES,.

E7RESH SUPPLY FAMILY GROCERIES.
20 t-sius 80. Gjshea Batter
l. tbIs Huckvhcst Four
81 thls supesioe Extra Nnd Family Hoar
Smoked and Psfled salmon
s. bSs No I y. C. Roe Eerrinss
p Do ~ No / MacSersi
p bAs EnFish Dairy, Pine Apple and Goshen Cheess
0at Meal 81 TloUr, &c. Ac.
received FOR The lowest terms Tor cash. or t
prom; customers, al HIREIs cos Family Groosry,
--f4 81 aud Nsin Nts
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CRRAT HaHGAINs.
PyE THOUSAND YAaDs oF
BEAUTIFUL BlRFCEs,
BARSGC ANCLiIs.
Ann
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ISO nsSHGLS HLsCK PEas. ~ store ard ros
-h77 u %. rt..Nra
Smyrna times., 1861-03-14
-OBricks! Bricks!

The subscriber having opened Brick Yard in the
town Of New Castle, Will sell all kinds Of BRICKS
On the most reasonable terms, for cash. Those IN the
siwer couniies Of the State, wishing 10 be supplied
with good and cheap Bricks. will do we'll 10 give us
acall before purchasing ess whore
jnl4l i -..y -, e. JOHN GuYER h son.
Smyrna times., 1861-03-14
: Furniture and Upholstering
p d. NNarahOsESa

EThe undersigned respectfully nDrms his coslome re-
and the public that he has enlarged his place of bs
ness IN an elegant and splendid STYLE and keeps con
sssny on hand large assortment Oi as hiOnac FL K
NFFURE, Of all Kinds. manu- iactured with es eciaI
care by his own wOrkmen, and under his own snpsr.
vision. He also recommends 10 the public his ne wiz
invented and improved Sofa, BedsfPad and LOute es
which for convenience and surpass anything
used befores Spring Hair and usk Mattresses made
~ NE beat style. His prices are remarkably LOW,
and he solicits share Of public patronage =.
JOHN A. BAUER
No 2S5 s.Second street. above SDrunce PhIad eIphIa
Smyrna times., 1861-03-14
Miscellaneous Advertisements.
,Peninsular Railroad Line.
CHANCE OF BOURS

On and after Monday + eb.ll 1851,
Trains Tor the accommodation ol
passengers will ran a follows until
further notice: (Where not other
: wise noted, Daily except Sundays
Smyrna times., 1861-03-14
Daylight
as Burning COOKING St

Daylight
Gas Burning Cooking Stove
What Is more essential to the comfort of a family
Than good Cooking Stove. This beautiful Stove
Tue result OF many years experience. combines ali
me mpuern improvements. and has won for itself an
enViabie reputation for its superior BAKING prOper-
ties every one who has them in use speak IN The
highest terms OF their superior operation They give
entire satisfaction.
THE QUAKER CITY
Gas Consumer,
-. ..Il2 Patented 7ih no., 1869
by this patent the only objection 10 those very ponu
lar aud beautiful Paror Stoves Silver Gas burner
hns been obvIated. '-
BY the use Ofthe Quaker CITY Gas Consumer ali
duel may be avoided the rom ventilated without
diminishing the heat Of the Stove. and an even tenn
perslure maintained for many hours wi bout any al.
ientIon TO the fire, at saving Of Ia Of the Coal us-
ally consumed. - -
For Sale at CTIAS. JONES'
Stove, Heater and Range Warerooms
No. sos North Second street, above Vine
ocilS5m ~ PlilLAD'A.
Smyrna times., 1861-03-14
Dollar Weekly Pennsylvania
Great Bargains i'm
CABINET FURNITURE

FARSON g. DAVIS,
No. 800 Walnat ST., second door below Fourth,
Philadelphia,
Being anxious TO introduce their Furniture into The
market take this method to inform the public that they
have large stock on hand, oftheir OWN manu- actu
which is made OF the best material and w0rkmansh
alOfwhIch they will warrant. mar 22-Iy
Smyrna times., 1861-03-14
100000 GUARANTEE !

Buck White Lead and Washington Media
Zinc.
GU z y III u . EST
BUCK LEAD
iOO pounds Will cover as much surface l25 pounds
OF other White Lead.
BUCK LEAD.
Painting done with pure Buck Lead is twice as dura.
bl as other leads
BUCK LEAD
Is winter and more brilliant than any other known
White Lead.
BUCK LEAD.
is superior to the finest English White Lead for soft
ness aud beauty,
BUCK LEAD
Every Body Should buy Buck Lead
WASHINGTON MEDAL ZINC
Is superior l" any other Zinc in the World for extreme
whIenes and brilIiancy
WASHINGTOF MEDAL ZINC
is unrivaled for body covering properly so pounds
NH do as much painting as IS pounds OF other Zinc
WASHINGTON MEDAL ZINC.
HAS no equal for durability. it wears twice as long
as other Zinc Paint
FRENCHD RICHARDS & CO.
MASUFACTURERs,
Eenth and Market Streets, PHILADELPHIA. Pa.
V2-For sale in Smyrna by all Dealers.
Smyrna times., 1861-03-14
FURS. FuRS. EljRS
a joseph R0Nemhau,.s

FANCY FUR MANUFACTURER d. IMPORTER.
Has now ready his very extensive stock of Furs cons
slsthg OF Iapes, Hall Chpes, Victoraes. Muds Cuff
etc, IN Mink. Sable Stone Marlin Fitch en- h;it
siberian Squirrel, and other Ower priced Furs; ali 81
which he Is prepared 10 sell the most reasonable
prices W All Furs sold in this store are warranted
to be what they represented.
SToRE-No Ale ARCH Street between Fourth a.
riiih SIS, south side. above Eyre y LandeIPs Dty
Goods storel sign ofihe Golden Lion PIILADEI P,TIs
crate charges. actiI s
Smyrna times., 1861-03-14
THE HYPOPHosPHITEs,

Tho CURE of CONSUMPTION, even in the
Second md Third Stages Cat n period, therefore,
when there cnn he no dOnbt rs TO the nature Of
the bisease) Ia the RULE, while DEATH Is THE
EXCEPTION" 81 KNOW &" any. DR. c.
THAT they will prove not only ms Sure A REM
ED1 In CONSUMPTION rs QuinInc Is In later
mittent Fever, but also ms efrcctuaI PIiEsER.
'AIlNE ms Vaccination in Small Pox."
Smyrna times., 1861-03-14
Howard Association.
PHILADELPHIA,

PHILADELPHIA.
Benevolent Institution established by special En-
horsement for the relief Of the Sick and Distressed
dIlced WIN Vlrulent ard epidemic diseases, and es.
pecaily for the Cure Of Diseases fthe exusI ORGANS
Medical AJTice given gratis. by the Acting Sur.
geon' to all who apply by letter, with description of
helr condition. Gage, occupation habits Of life &c
freee Of charge
Valuable Reports on Spermatorrhoa and other Dis
eases oil the sexual Organs and on the new Remedies
empoyeu III lhe DspeEsary, sent 10 tn afflicted in
sealed letter envelopes rse Of charge Two or three
stamps for postage will be acceptable.
, Address Dr. }. Skillin HOughton. Acting Surgeon.
Howard Association, No 2 South Ninth Street Philn
delphia, Pa. BY order Of the Directors
- EZRA ID. HEARTWELL, President.
GEO. FAiRCHlLD, Secretary. dec29Iv
Smyrna times., 1861-03-14
DO YOU KNOW LIP

CONSUMPTION Is TIL. MOST Fatal. SCOTT6E CT
MANKIND. 1t has been truly regarded as An INC RA
BILE MAIADY-few ever surviving its attack Cne
g the lchole human TGe,'' says Dr. ;RcTrlI ard
MuRE THAN ONE Half OF All. THE AIJIT FOYr
ilIoN of most civilized communities IkisI EY TIi
IISIASE." What sad commentary On tie boasttI
efficacy Of the Healing Art
Inc brilliant Discovery of Hr. Churchill made TO tho
imperial Academy Of Medicine, of Paris has proved
'"ct'nIbs boon to the world. BY the use Of this new
ana po'oe7Hl rea'e'Gl agent, known to Chcmistrya
Smyrna times., 1861-03-14
AuciiOncering 81 Real Estate
Agency.

The undersigned would respectfully announce to
the citizens Of Delaware and The Eastern Shore Of
MARYLAND, that he has opened in Dover, Delaware a
Real Estate Agency for the sale of farms houses lots
or any other species of property His acquaintance
in the that oil Real Estate entrusted 10 his
care will be speedily disposed of in the most advan
lageOus manner He wOL Id also announce thai. hav.
ing mad more than twenty years experience IN Auc-
lOneerng he Will be pleased cry any sales of land
houses stock or goods anywhere the State that NAV
be rendered to him, conscious that his services viii
not iall to give satisfaction. Ifdcsired he will make
all arrangements for public private sale, and ad
vertlse them to tbs best advantage. lie will also
attend 10 the collection of rents, or any evidences of
debts. The best of reference will he gwen as 10
Character and qualification, 10 faithfully attend 10 and
account Tor all business which may he entrusted TO his
charge. Address through the Post Ofire or at the
hotel Of Capt Mullen, his office. Dover. Del.
ID. II. RICHARDS,
jan3l-ly Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent
Smyrna times., 1861-03-14

-TNS--4lyT&4
Smyrna times., 1861-03-14

,fEN Iao hLEt DELLA WAKE.
- Tie snbscriber having taken the above
HI house aud fitted II up in the latest STYLE Is nav
it'd pre- pared t0 receive visitors in a manner Ihal
- Cannot be surpassed by any house the PEN
insala. Hs bar viii. at all times be filled wnh the
highssf price liquors, and his table supplied with
svsry dalicscy the marksf afford. ether with
Gene kinds its Ills sfabling is large
ans com nodous and attentive ostlers always IN 81
tendance. No effort on his part will he spared 10 ren4
der enilre satisfaction ~ those who may favor HIM
with their patronage ss.st asssst "a 81 sesfa
krhA eftizens OF Smyrna, visiting New Castle may
6sxs~nrsd oa 6ndlag somiorta bic house duriIg ihe
salagsnt by STOPPING az tbs Delaware Hotel. 'i
Ella Ola W. STRICKLAND.
Smyrna times., 1861-03-14
SEASONED LUMBER.
NEBEKER & TATNAII

AT THE OLD ESTABLISHED YARD.
Market Street Wharf, WILMINGTON, DEL.
MhIle Pine Lumber, ], II. H. 2, g. A, and inches.
of different quarles ''''''
Siding. &c. ~ ''s'
iarpl ma ia and 81 Flooring
Yellow Pine. aud Norway Heart Scantling.
Fencing. ~''"
Shisgles-Cypress and White Pine
tUsts--Chestnut and White Oak.
Ash Plank !. D. 2 and inches.
Poplar Plank, ScaDtling and Boards.
Pickets. Piain ahd Fancy, 3 81, A and Al feet
Plaserng and Smuggling Laihs
All good Lumber kept under cover. Buyers and
ohpper VIII III II TO their advantage TO examine cur
stock OF Seasoned Lumber
We nave Just received from Albany a large cargo
OF POPLAR LUMBER. So, | inch and 2 inches: he
largest assortment in the city Persons want please
N"' in l4.ly
Smyrna times., 1861-03-14
Industrial Stove Works

uA WIN. G. NEMAN. No. 80 North SECOND g,
T opposite Christ Clutch, PIIfLADEI ptti 4 10,
Ts4NIor Sale the best fimy Cooking Stoves m ,hs
Market good and faithful servant the great
p oVider Tor the Family! Every household shonid
SrQvE--always reliable. always Economical
so, the great Gas consuming Heating SIova{ g..
parlor &c will burn less fuel and emit more hen,
ment Of all kinds Of Cooking and Heatins S,o~as
Wholesale and Retail, WILLIAM c. NEMAN
10. IS N. Second 81. above Market, Philadag'
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-05-21
A Soldiers Privilege.

II il well Known that Cd Hickory was
equally popular in the army and among the
people at large. No man ever lived in this
country about whom 50 maIysharacteristic
anecdotes have been related by those who
were among his personal friends Below
We give ole.o the c, whch Mt remem-
Der u have seen in print before:
Several years ago, an officer, who was
one of the most distinguished Of his grade
in the service Of the United States, on his
way home from a dinner party on a certa; n
vertigo, that he became impressed with the
idea that the ground was rising w against
him, and that the fire plugs were after him
with hot haste Under these circumstances
he determined to conceal himself in n
friendly gutter, AMI wait until the enemies
had disappeared. In this condition he was
found, aud, Of course, one of the numerous
communicate to General Jackson, then
President Of the United States, the fact that
the gallant defender of Fort - had been
found drunk in the street. The old man
stood for moment rejecting, then, turn
ing to his informant, said:
VERY bad cInducF. sir, in the Colonel
But, by the Eternal, he has done fighting
enough lever to draw another sJber brea
in his life"
Ever afterwards il was the recngn zed
right of the veteran Colonel to get drunk
as often as he pleased, provided he KEEP
himself out Of sight.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-05-21
Mortgage Sale.
WHEREAS Charlie. Matthew's did

w HEREAS Charles Matthews did on the TWEEN
w tcth day # Dec iIber, in the year of Lord
thousand r'ght hundred and ftysix. execute aud
deliver to the undersigned, Ethan Netherbcc GER
tain mortgage to secure the payment Of five certain
proissury notes. in the said mortgage mentioned and
described and bearing date Herewith which said
mortgage flied foI record IN the office of the He-
cOTler Of VIII County. III the state of Illinois the
twentieth day of December, A. d. 1886, aud duly re-
corded in said office. Book 50, page 105. And
default having been made the pay meHt Of four Of
said in SAID described. aud for the pay
nIeht of which the said mortgage executed to
cure, :owit, for the of Twelve hundred aud fifty
dollars. each. aud made payable respectively the
first day Of JdnuarN in each of the years 1855, 1853
1860 and 1851, with interest payable annually, and
given for purchase money of the lard hereinafter es
crihcd, tSi1Y y Of principal, aud Si233 interest
making Eight hundred dollars and sixty of prin-
cal and interest, which has been paid thereon and
the residue of the principal of said notes. togethe;
with the baaaacs of interest which has accrued there
on, being past due and unpaid.
Now Therefore, public nutIce is hereby given that
by virtue o the power and authority in the said
contained and for the purpose of paying the
due Of tile principal and interest of the above scriI
ell notes, shall on Saturday the nineteenth day Of
January, A ID. 1861, at the hour of two O'clock in the
afternoon Of that day. at the north door the Court
State of Illinois, sell public vendue the premises m
SAID mortgage mentioned aud described, situated in
the County OF VIII aud State of Illinois, to-wi "Thc
north west quarter Of SfctCu lumber Thirteen 1:,A
aud the east half Of the north quarter Of Secton
number fourteen (l+L in Township thirty-ive 81
North of Range niue % East Of the third pripciual
! meridian. containing Two hundred and forty acrrs
more or less together with u and singular tile tpue
theTeuuto belonging. III any wise apperainilp and
all right and equity Of redemption of the heirs ASSIGNS
executors AMI administrators ofthe said Charles Mat
/ thews, 10 the highest bidder fer cash.
ETHAN WETuERBEE Mortcorec
PARKS ELv0oD, AttNs.
Joliet. January s, 1851. 3n2vs
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SA NE o X DIS
FAMILY
ARTIC PILLS /,

COMPOUNDED FROM
PURE VEGETBLE EXTRACTS, AND PUT Up IN
GLASS CASES Air tight aud will keep in any climate
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-05-21
STATE OF Illinois, s.. Will Co. Circuit Court.
County u WILL, Of March Term, 1861.
AUGUSTUS NJ WILEY,


Asahel Il. Yanmeter, Alfred H. Yanmcter, Edwin W.
Nsumcter. Julia A. Nanmeter, James G. NanuI. ter,
Nancy Z. Naum-teT. heirs If Thomas X. Nanmeter,
deceased aud Hi Hawkins, GuarC ian &c
4 FFIDANir of the non-residence of Asahcl r. Van
1 meter, Hired II. Naumeter, Edwin W. Nanncter,
Juiin A. Nauuctrr, James Nanmeter, Nancy &. Van
meter, heirs Of Thomas Il. Nanmeter, deceased, and
Eli IIap kfus. Guardian sc, the defendants above
named having been filed in the Office Of the Clerk of
the Will County Circuit Court.
Notice Is hereby given 10 the i'll Asahsl K Vanmc-
ter Alfred II Nanmeter. Edwin W Yanmetpr, Julia
4 Vanmeter, James e IHumetrT. Nancy Nannctrr.
aud ElI Hawkins. Guardian. that Augustus NJ Wiley.
the complainant sled his bill of complaint in saii
Court the clancery side thereof the llth hay
March, 1861, and that summons thcrcupon is sued
ont said against said defendants. returnae
the third Monday of March, 1861, is by law
qured
Now unless You the said Asahel Il Yanmeter. Alfred
II Nahuieter. Edwin W Yaumeter. Julia A Vanmcter,
James q Nanmcter, Nancy Nanmeter, and Eli iIav.
kins GHarlian shall personally be and APPEAR before
said Circuit Court d VIII County, the first day Of
the next term thereof To be holden Joliet IN said
County. the third Monday If March lSGl and plead
answer defur the said complanarts bill of com
plant. the aud the matters things therein
charged aud stated. will he taken confessed ami a
decree entered against YOU, according the pra,
bill
B. +. RUSSELL Clerk.
RADSLL& FuLLEE, Comp. Soils.
Joliet, March H. 1861 SO
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-05-21
First Premium pI,

Wnlc tai F. Sh Si, 1888 Wh Co Pair &
Loekport Steam PIoyv Man,,
LANE IOOMpp
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-05-21
A scene worth Considering.

Years ago, the Office of the old Gazette
was in Hanover square, near the corner of
Pearl street, New York. lt was place of
resort Of news and conversation, especially
in the evening. The evening of February
Is, 1915, was cold, and at q late hour only
Alderman Sebra and another gentleman
were left with father Lang, the genius Of
the place. The Office was about being clused
when pilot rushed in, and stood for u
moment SO entirely exhausted as to be IN
able to speak.
d" lie has great news!' exclaimed Mr.
Lang.
Presently the pilot, gasping for breath,
whispered intelligb peace :"
The gentleman lost their breath as fast
Is the pilot gained his. Directly the pilot
was able 10 say So
An Eglish sl9op is below, with news
Of treaty Of peace !"
They say that Mr.. Lang exclaimed in
greater words than he ever used before
and all hands rushed in Hanover square
exclaiming-"Peace peRcep
The windows flew up-f1r families lived
there then. No sooner were the inmates
sure of the sweet sound of peace, than the
windows began to glow with brilliant ilu-
limitations. The cry Of peace peace :"
spread through the city at the top of ali
voices. No one stored to enquire aLout
free trade and sailors rights" No ore
inquired whether even the national honor
had been preserved. The matters by
which politicians had irritated the nation
into the war, had lost all their importance.
1t was enough that the war was over. An
old man on Broadway, attracted by the
noise to his door, was seen to pull down
slacard, To Let which had been long
posted up. Never was there such joy in
the city. y few evenings after, there was
a general illumination, and although the
snow was foot deep ard soaked with rain,
yet the streets were crowded wi b men
and woman, eager to see and partake of
everything which had in it the sight or
taste of peace
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-05-21
JOLIET HARNESS SHOP

JOHN MURRAY, Executor.
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