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

Great Attraction.
| N E w GOODS
THE FIRST OF THE SEASON.
r. M. P A RK Err .
is nov rseeiving large and select assortment, .,
NEW FALL GODS,
direct from the Eastern Markets. consisting in par.
PLAIN AND FIGURED SILKS.
Fine French all Wool DelaIns,
Fine French Merinos, Rep.,
Pamultas, English POplns,
Pacific Hamilton Delaius,
Also Fine French Alpaca,
BOmbazines Canton Cloths,
French and English Biack
and cOlOrd Ladies' Cloth
for cLoAKs.
Alss, a full assortment Of shawi..
ALSO AIDES CLOAKS
Plain aud coIored Of all price. and qualities.
Special attention is directed to the
DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT.
which 1. unusually fill and oonpI.s. In .vsry 10
partmsut, and comprises all the most
Popular styles Of Prints,
shestings, shirtings, Denms Stripes, Checks, Linen
and Cotton Table Damask, Pillow Case co..ons,
Russia Diaper, crashs, Canton FLANNEL, Dc.
All ofwhish will be sold as low q. the sam. qu.l.,
of goods can be bought elsewhere.
0OO PIECES Merimack, cocheco, Pacific, HamiI.
OUU ton, and Lowell Prints, just received and for
sale at low prices.
IN BALES Heavy sheesins. now selling cheap
0OO PIECES Bleached Mu.Iips now opening, Of
IN DOE. ThomPson's Celebrated Spring Skirts
w just received, Of all prices from soc to s4,Co.
lUU bed and Fancy Cotton and Wool Hose, II all
sizes and qualities.
90 Pieces Cloths, Cassemiers, Doeskins sstipsts
Jeans, Sleeps Grey, ct very lew figures.
1000 Lbs, Sheet Batting the cheapest and bes. In
Market.
The above is but small portion Of the goods row
in store which invite the attention Of all Wishing
the best Goods at the iO,cest priess for Cash emily.
Remember the place
No. A6 Jeffcrsom Street.
r. NJ. PARKER.
Joliet, Sept. Il, 1851. l4u
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SPECIAL NTICES.
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
SIR JAMES CLAREE'S
Celebrated Female Pills.

Prcpared from a prescription of SIR }. Clark, H. d.
Physician Extraordinary to The Queen.
Thsinvauable medicine is unailiug In the cure OF
ali those painful and dangerous diseases to which
the Female constitution Is subject 1t moderates all
sIcess and all distractions, and speedy cure
may be relied on
TO MARRIED LADIES
II il peculiarly suited ct WILL in short time bring on
the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle price One Dollar, bears the Government
Stamp of Great Britain. to prevent c0unterfeits.
CAUTION.
TAsse Pills should not BE- taken by eusdl>s dsing the
FIRST THREE NONTHSef Pregnancy, hey are
s,e 70 6riny Miscarriage, but at any other tie they
are safe
In an cases Of Nervous and Spinal Affections, Pains
in the Rack and Limbs, Heaviness Fatigue on slight
Exerticu PaIpitation of the Heart, Mysteries, and
Whites these Pills will effect when all other
means have failed, and although powerful remedy, do
not contain ron calome anthony any thing hurt
full to the constitution
Full directions accompany each package.
Sole Agents for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES,
Iate &c. Baldwin co., Rochester, Ny.
N.B.-s1 and postage stamps enclosed to any =
thorIzed Agens will insure bottle, containing so Pills
by return mail.
Sold BY J. II. BROWN, Joliet, and all Druggists.
Dec /. 1880. n2o-iy
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-11-19

STATE OF ILLINOIS, a. { To the November Term
COUNTY OF WILL. Of the County Court, If
Will County A. d. lSGl.
In the matter Of the Of Lewis Jones' deceased
to all persons concerned.
Take otice dhat the undersigned administrators Of
the estate Of Lws Jones. deceased viii tile HoTen-
Der term Of raid Cont, be holden at he Court
House in Joliet in said county, the third Monday
OF November next, present to said court o- accept
ance, her sgnstion Of the Office Of administrator %
the estate OF Lewis Jones' deceased according % the
statute IN such case made aud provided.
ELLEN JONES, Adlnin!stTatfx Of the estate Of
Lewis Jones, decd
Dated October 18th. lsef. Mss
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Commissioner Notice

NOTICE IL hereby given TO All persons interested
i that the Conmi-sO ners heretofore appointed nv
the Common Council Of the city Il Joliet, 10 rrr,n,
nIeud assessment for the repair OF the side Walls
the east side Of Bluff Street. from Oneida Street 10
Cross -, VIII rreet at the Office Of the City Clerk on
"Wednesday the Sd day Of October inst a 10 O'Clock
A. NJ. for the purpose Of Performing their dusies as
said Commissioners a. which time sad place we will
Rear any objections. Suggestions relative 70 the r.
pairs of said aide walk.
VIZ 2. BARRETT,
HENRY YOUNG. ICONS
oJslstsctossr L. 1851. rIs-ez
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ktrayed or sfalsn

tfkoA the subscriber, at Reeds Grove about the
y middle Of October Mare and Colt. The mare
-, dark brown, heavy built, middling size, had de-
49, u the len eye, about 10 years DID, The colt
~ asn' Gay, Whoever will return said mare and colt
h - OF gsSe information where they may be iound
rs tHSetng letter addressedlto Elwood, o, III :,
v" Be literally rewarded.
Nov. II 1854 - n2a
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Mortgage Sale.


WnERBAS, James Tempelton, on the fourteenth
w day Of May, 1889, executed and delivered TO
Bernhard u Sharpe his two certain prumissory notes
payable 10 the said Sharpe order, said notes
for the sum Of $2OS.6l, due aud ysya le on or before
the FIRST day Of April A d. lS6I and the other Of said
notes for the Of $l73SI5 due aud payable on the
first day Of October A. d. 1861 which said notes were
secured to be paid by the certain Mortgage Deed Of
said TenpetOn and Sarah TempeIton wife of snjd
James, upon the real estate hereinafter and
bearing date with the said notes. which said
Mortgage duty recorded In the Recorders office of
Will County, State Of illinois, in Book 81 OF Records
page L. And wherea., the 10Th day Of March
ID. lS6l the said Bernhard u Sharpe duiy sold and
assigned the said notes aud Mortg ge with power OF
Attorney duly made, executed. &C.. 70 Thomas Dog
And Whereas defanlt hayii been made in the nav
ment OF the said promssory notes, and each Of them
according to the tenor and effect thereof In pursuance
Of the power of sale in the said and
granted public notice is hereby given that satur-
day the 18th day Of November. A. d. 1861 at ten o.
clock in the forenoon Of the said day at
the Court House. to-vit: at the North dour Of the
Court House in the city Of Joliet IN Will County IN
said State shall sell at public vendue to the highest
bidder for cash, the real estate mentioned in the said
Mortgage. aud described follows. to-Sit The
South half Of the North West quarter Of the North
West quarter and the South quarter Of the
West quarter and the South quarter OF the North
West quarter Of Section three (3l all in Township
thirty (34) North Of Range (e) East Of the
third principal meridian, In said Will Comfy, and
State Of illinois, containing hundred aer es more
or ess with thsbuildings and improvements thereon
thereof OF the said James Tempeiton and Sarah TEN
pelton their heirs. and assigns therein, and for the
purposes in said Mortgage stated.
THOMAS DOIG, Assignee Of said
Mortgage and ATTY in fact Of said Sharpe
Joliet, 0ctobsrl6. 1851. nlslw
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THE MARKETS.

MANFRED
.t, Grunday Co.. on the 18th inst, by Rev.
a. SoITsSd , Nj. W. Ds Loss to Miss hAoGtr A.
NEkas.
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Mortgage Sale.

AAOGt8a8C oAAcs
Wy HEREAS, default has been made In the PAYMENT
w ofacertan pronlls ory note executed by sheldon
Harmon and Anna e. Harmon his wife, and dated the
seventh day Of October A D. 1882 payable to William
J. Denton order, for the sum Of thousand ON.
hundred and lightly doilars and due six months after
date which said note s secured by mortgage bearing
date with said note and which mortgage Is
duly executed by said Sheldon Harmon and Anna e.
HARMON his wie. and recorded in the Recorders
office Of wiz County, in the State Of Illinois, in Book
81, at page ia
Now therefore, In pursuance Of the power Of sale
contained in said Mortgage. puble notice is hereby
given that on Saturday tn" sixteenth Qtth) day Of
November. A. D. 1861 at the hour Of O'Clock in the
afternoon If said day. the North door Of the Court
House in the city OF Joliet in the Comfy Of Will and
State OF Illinois, shall sell at public vendue. the
highest bidder for cash. the premises described in
mortgage to wit Lot number three (3) in Block
Der eightynine (Se in the village Of LOckpOrt said
County II Will and State of Illinois, together with all
the right and equity OF redemption Of said Sheldon
Harmon and Anna Z. Harmon his wife, their heirs and
assigns ihsrsih and for the purpose in said mortgage
mentioned.
WILLIAM J. DENTON, Mortgage.
Dated NapCrVille. Oct. 18th. 1861. (nlS 4w
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RELIEF TEN MINUTES.
RRYAN,S PULMONIC WATERS .

The Original Medicine Establish in 1887, and
first article of the kind introduced under the
name Of "PULNosIc WaEERs," In this or sny other
country; all other Pulmonic Waters eountsrfeits
The genuine be known by the name BRYAN he-
ing stamped on each Wafer.
BRTAS's PULhosIc WATERS
Relieve Coughs, Cslds, Sore Throat, Hoarseness
BRIASs PuLHosIc WaTERs
Relieve Asthma, Bronchitis, Difficult breathing.
BRYAS's PULnoSIc WAFIEs
Relieve Splitting Of Blood, Pains in the Chest.
Bryan's Pulmonic Waters
Relieve ineipient Consumption. Lung Diseases.
Bryan's PulmOinc WATERS
Relieve irritation Of the Uvula and Tonsils
Bryan's Pulmouic Waters
Relieve the above complaints In Ten Minutes-
Bryan's Pulmonic Waters
Are blessing all classes and constitutions
Brysn's Bulmonic Waters
Are adapted to yOcalists and public speakers.
Bryan's Pnlmonic Waters
Are In q simple form and pleasant to the taste. Not
only relieve, but effect rapid and lasting Are
warranted to give satisfaction to every one.
No family should be without q box Of BryAns Pull
monic Waters in the house.
No person will object to give for Bryans Pull
monte Waters twenty-five Cents.
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor, Rochester, N. 7.
Sold by j. H. bRowE, Joliet, and all other Druggists
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THE INV Aids HOME
II. KNAPP, M. D.,
FORMERLY y. Y. has oPESEDAS
IN FL r nj A r Y,

IN CHICAGO, ILL
ON new system, which embraces the most approx
" ed methods Of treating Diseases in this any
other country. All Female Diseases, Lung Diseases
Cancer and Rhenniatisn, SPECIAL diseases treated
in this Institution in the treatment Of which,
has had more eNperinee 90 greater success than the
Doctor is consultations. for years. have averaged
from five TO six thous and year The follow ing dis
eases which pronounced iHcifrdls by the Medical
Faculty generally, treated with in this ln
stutiOn. All nervous and neuralgse Affections, dis
OF women all forms of scrOula- Dyspepsia,
stpatiou skin diseases, cancer0iis and Tub-rculous
affections, including pulmonary consumption rheuma-
ti-m. Paralysis. epilepsy, Asthma salt rseum- remit
and intermittent fcvers diseases ofehdren..c
lie has had an extensive practice aud wonderful
Cess in the treatment q CANCERS, which he cures
without the knife He treats successfully. on n new
method. all the dir~~ses of the EYE and EAR
Remember, the do. 3ses promise TO cure all
taken In -eason, all s-AsEs not Your lie
cnrable this week. not next-to day, not tomorrow;
hence, the danger ofdelay.
The Building pleasantly located spacious, and will
accommodate several hundred patients. No will
be received where there any doubts 81
relief The best nurses only employed who, with the
physician, will make all feAI at home that put them
selves nnder the Of his institution.
TERMS-from ten TO fifteen dollars per week. fnr1Ti-
ably adrnoe. No patient tab zen for less than
one month, can he satisfied a. 90 the benefit
they may receive in Chronic Diseases in less
Many patients, who not able 10 the Iudr-
mary. can be successfully treated at me, which will
cost from ten TO fifteen dollars per month.
All tiers, ineio-ing letter stamp, addressed 70
IL kSAPP, N, D. Box i2I3, Chicago, ILL.,, will receive
prompt attention.
Consultation free. once Hours from - TO y. y.
Once lIs south Clark ST.. Clark and Mouroe
Sept. II, $50. nl3Iy
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Lost or stolen.
NOTICE

NOTICE.
NOTICE j. hereby given that all persons indepted
IN 70 the firm OF D. y. Denton Co or To b. a. ben
ton. hereby requested t. make immediate payment
TO me the undersigned and save cot.
CHARLES CLEMENT, Assignee
Joliet, Oct q, 1861. nla-3w
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NOTICE

A -. Persons are hereby notified not to harbor or
d. .S 1it my wife Barbara Anderaggu. who LEFT my
WIN Of her contracting.
No, KAsIMIER ANDERAGGN
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-09-04

The rebel PRISONERS from Matreras I

The Rebel Prisoners from Hatteras Inlet.
The steam frigate Minnesota arrived from
Hatteras Inlet, Monday, and anchored in the
North River. The prisoners comprise forty
five officers of the confederate army and navy,
and six hundred and twenty six priyates. The
crew Of the ship wsre armed with cutasses
and boarding-pistols, two IL pound howilzers
were placed in position ait, 50 as TO rake the
deck in case Of an attempt at revolt, and the
officers on duty carried their side. arms and
pistols The whole force OF marines were also
kept on guard so that there was no chance
for a surprise. The conduct of the prisoners,
with but few exceptions, were such as led to
the belief that they were not bit dispeased
with their capture. Their condition and fare
at the llatteyas forts were anything but com.
Portable, and many of them assert that they
were forced to take up arms and to fight against
their will.
The men are dressed in gray, with felt hats
of all varieties, giving them rough appear
ance. There has also been an evident lack of
soap and razors, and large majority are bare
footed, or nearly so, and taken together they
remind one OF the motley crowd OF filibusters
which was once brought to this port on board
of the Wabash. They have been but four
days on board, and, most of them being young
and athletic men, do not appear to have Sut-
tered IN health. The statement that they
were in many cases compelled to take up
arms to save their lives is not credited by tile
officers OF the ship, although it is undoubtedly
true i'll some cases. fhere are among them
men of all ages and conditions, from the tar
boiler 10 the merchant and arstocratic slave
holder, and from boys OF fifteen to men with
gray hairs. They manifest much anxiety as
To their particular destination, and seem to
look forward to long and perhaps dreary
confinement.
The officers wore dress OF blue flannel or
cloth, decorated with stripes and buttons, not
unlike those worn in the United States navy,
They occupied the after part OF the ship, near
the officers quarters Commodore Barron
was formerly captain in the United States
navy, "A native of Virginia, and was appointed
tIom that state. He entered the navy Jan l.
1872. lie has performed nineteen years and
three months sea service had eight years
and four months shore duty, and been unem.
pOyed twenty zone years and five months. AT
the time OF his disaffection he was waiting or
ders. He is probably about 90 years OF age
The marks of time are plainly to be traced
on his brow. He has been very quiet since
his capture and not at all communicative
Lieut. VIM. Sharpe, a lieutenant in the con.
federate navy, was formerly a lieutenant in
the United States navy. A native of Virginia,
he entered the navy Sept. 8, 1871. He has
performed fourteen years and eight months
sea service, three years and six months shore
duty, and has been in the service nineteen
years At the time OF his deserving the stars
and stripes he was in the navy yard at Nor
folk He is about thirty years of age, and is
said to be good seaman and well qualified as
naval officer.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-09-04

The superior court commenced its session
in this city for the trial of civil cases, Tuesday
forenoon, at ten O'Clock Judge Morton pre-
siding. Prayer was offered by Rev DIR.
Sweetser. The jurors were empannelled as
tOllows:-'
First Jtuy-Ambrose Allen of North Brook
field, foreman VIM. Bowdoin of New Brain.
tree, Alexander C. Brown of Blackstone,
Warren Campbell of Grafton, James Childs of
Lancaster, Joseph Curtis of Worcester, Lyman
Draper, Jr., OF Brookfeld, Eleazur Goodman
of Dana, Edwin A. Harris OF Clinton, Hamil
ton Holt OF Worcester, Isaac W. Ilutchins of
Tcmpleton, Levi b. Knight of Oakham.
Second Jmy-Joseph b. Lawrence of Wor-
ccster, foreman; Abner A. Leland OF Douglas
VIM. Mann OF Athol, Joseph C. Paige of
Hardwck, David C. Paige OF Petersham,
Samuel d. Sheldon of Fitchburg. William A.
Shepard OF Warren, Leonard V. Thompson of
Sturbritlge, Benz. W. Washburn OF Barre,
Paul Wheeler OF Rutland, S. N. White of
West Brookfield.
.SuperRumaar,e George w. Wheeler of
Worcester Chas. c. Wood OF Dudley.
The first ten cases on the list were disposed
of, and the following cases were put in order
for to day - o. 443, 452, 40 657, GIL, 702,
FOG, 7o8, 769, 78l, 800, 876, 924, 926, 988, $50,
99l, 1916, 1868, 1892.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-09-04
CITY AND COUNTY

TIE THIRD New HAMPSHIRE REGIMENT,
Col E. Q. Fellows commanding, numbering
1l50 men, left Concord in special train of
twenty three cars, at s o'clock, Tuesday
morning, and reached this city at q o'clock
in the afternoon. The train stopped here
about three.quarters of an hour, on the Com
mon, where the soldiers were treated to a
collation. by the military committee, in behalf
of the city, the men remaining in the cars by
the order of the commanding officer Of the
regiment. As the train passed the several
railroad stations, the soldiers were the re-
cipients of the most enthusiastic demonstra
tons, the waving of handkegcheis, &C., by
the large multitudes of ladies' and others col
lected TO see them. The regiment was accom-.
panied by their regimental band, consisting
of twenty-four pieces, under the leadership
of George W. Ingalls, OF Concord. During
the stay here the band alighted from the cars,
and played several palrintic PIECES ii4
loud applause from the crowd assembled.
The regiment comprises fine looking body
of men, whose superiors can hardly be found
anywhere Among the distinguished citizens
of the Granite State accompanying them from
Concord were his excellency Gov. Berry, and
Col. Nelson of his staff; Allen Tenney, Esq :,
secretary of state; Peter Sanborn, Esq, state
treasurer Hon. Frederick Smith of MancIes-
ter, and others. They were the guests, while
in this city, OF his honor Mayor Davis, and
returned home by the 4l0 train.
The regiment left for New York, by the
Norwich route, at quarter past three o'clock.
They are ordered to report TO Gen. Sherman,
at Long Island, where they are to be stationed
for the present. 1t was the jolliest and most
enthusiastic body of volunteers that has passed
through Worcester, and the impression they
left behind was of the most satisfactory kind.
The freight train containing the baggage,
camp equipments, horses, wagons, &C., left an
hour in advance of them. The regiment was
honored with salute of artillery on their ar
rival here.
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Funeral on.equles or cen. Lyon.

The remains of this gallant and lamented Off
Ger arrived in his native state, on Tuesday, and
were received with every token Of respect and
sorrow In Hartford, yesterday, the flags of
the city were displayed at hall mast, and
while the bells were toIling aud minute guns
were firing, an imposing funeral cortege Of
military and citizens escorted the remains
from the depot to the senate chamber, which
was hung with appropriate mourning Tor their
reception. The citizens OF Eastford, his ma
tive town, have issued the following card in
relation to the funeral services, which will be
Sheld there on Thursday -
The funeral ceremonies of Gen. Nathaniel
Lyon will be held at the Congregational
church in Eastford, Windham county, on
Thursday, September 9Th, at 10 O'Clock A, NJ
Military companies, associations, and dele
gates from the various cities and towns, are
requested TO report TO the Undersigned, chief
marshal, that suitable positions may be assign
ed them in the procession.
Among those who have signifed their inten-
ton TO be present and unite in the intended
demonstration of respect TO the memory OF
this brave soldier and patriot, are. the follow
ing =
Hon. Galusha A. Grow, speaker of the
house Of representatives Hon. James Dixon,
N. c.; His Excelleney, Gov buckingham /;
Gov. Sprague of Rhode Island; Rev. DIR. Vim
ton OF Philadelphia; Bishop Clark Of Rhode
Island; Hon. Henry c. Deming of Hartford;
exGov. Cleveland, and Others.
JOSEPH DoRsETT, Chief Marshal
Whle the body OF Gen. Lyon was in New
York many thousand persons visited the gov.
ernor's room, where it was lying in state, to
attest their grief for his loss The coffin was
not uncovered, and during the entire day the
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Special glotltes.

Mrs. Hannen, No 800 Fourth street, says of DIR.
MLANE'S CELEBRATED YERNiFUGE, prepared by
FLEMING BROS OF Pittsburgh:
NEW YORK, May Is, 1852
A child of mine showing symptoms of worms, gave
it bottle of Dr. NJ Lanes Celebrated Yermiuge, which
brought away bunch OF worms, numbering, | should
judge, about thirty. The CT lid very sick during
operation, but is now we'll ard hearty.
Mrs. T@is No Is A0saas D, writes under date of Au-
gust TO- 1852 and says she had been troubled with
for than year, and that she took bottle Dr.
MLanes Celebrated Vermlfuge, prepared by Fl eming
Bros, which brought away from her three hundred
worms, big and little. She believes herself to be
entirely free from disease
Mrs.. BaggiaS, Il German woman, residing at 20i Riv
inston street that after using vial of Nj Lanes
Celebrated Nermtuge she passed two large tape WorHS
rhe above certificates all from parties well known
in this city If there any who doubt they the
and addresses AM satisfy themselves by per-
sOnal inquiry,
Purchasers will be careful to ask for DIR. MLANE'S
CELEBRATED VERMIFUGE, manufacturedby FLEM.
ING BROS, of fttsburg, Pa. All other Vermifuges in
comparison worthless. DR.. NJ Lanes genuine Yermi
fuge also his celebrated Liver Pills, can be had
all respectable drug None geRaiRe withoat the
signature of FLEMING BROS.
au3O d6t&wlt t5Ol