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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-05-13

To seek redress by recourse to the law,
may be aptly compared to sheep running
for shelter under the bramble bushes.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-05-13

An unselfsh love has no power to blight,
only to elevate and develOpe.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-05-13

An old criminal was once asked what
was the first step that led to his ruiz when
he answered:
"The first step was cheating the printer
out Of two years subscription. When had
done that the devil took such grip on me
that could not shake him off.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-05-13
Rules for Home Education.

The following are worthy of being print
ed in letters of gold, and being placed in
a conspicuous position in your household :
l. From your childreu's earliest infan~
cy, inculcate the necessity of instant obe-
diebce
2 Unite firmness with gentleness. Let
your children always understand that you
mean exactly what you say.
3. Never promise anything unless you
are sure you can give them what you prom
Use.
4. If you tell child to do anything,
show him how to do is, and see that it is
done.
5. Always punish your children for
wilfully disObeying you, but never punish
in anger.
6. Never let them perceive that they
can vex you, or make you lose your self
command.
Z. If they give way to petulance and
temper, wait till they are calm, and then
gently reason with them on the improprie
ty Of their conduct.
8. Remember that little present pun
ishment, when the occasion arises, is much
more effectual than the threatening of q
greater punishment should the fault be re-
newed
9. Never give your children anything
because they cry for il.
10. On no account allow them to do at
one time what you would have at another
time, under the same circumstances, for
hidden.
IL. Teach them that the only sure aud
easy way to appear good, is to be good.
II. Accustom them 10 make their little
recitals in perfect truth.
l3. Never allow tale bearing.
IA. Teach them that self.Genial, not
selt-indulgence, is the appointed and sure
method Of securing hapr mess.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-05-13

They haze a pig 10 New Hampshire "a
thoroughly educated that he has taken
music: They regulate his taHe b. ;y,.,;r.
his taii-the greater tie twist ths hirtas
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-05-13

w J. HEArH, PoScs HAE's5rAts, and SH~stoe q
w N. peace, Oaioe On cSraer ofJo&evsou L Chi
sta streets. Joliet. lu.
IA ,asdrrGs ply - all s1~ise-S istr1sted to dts
- cg-edsr Z. payia< taxes, osG<eyS1ScSsSt, S0d all
d. demonstrating to his oftcc.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-05-13

~, gelrCHER. Physician ada surreou Offer
al so-vir-s 20 the citizsns o. Io'ietsnd
80, oSe. ia ,ss 0usaibas Block, directly over Mr..
.,.Ir,f', Drug stsre. N~1idesics oNA~Hsa.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-05-13
A. COMSTOCK,
DE IT'S RY

STRsETER, Commissioner OF Deods for tn
" State Of frnu-ylvsnN. viii take proof and ackS
Hsi'issmeut Of DEEDS aud other instruments to 10
tHH
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-05-13

"A J. CeRBiy, N. q, P'siu6eId, Will County
u, uitr1ta-
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-05-13

JIc0B l. WHITMAN, Attorney and Counselor at
-.ad soissitSr ia chAeosry. MddisPoCt, IroqaOjs
-, Illinois
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-05-13

WIN h,s removed HE once over T. NJ
IT,, pug stcr> On Jefferson at, where persons
/ 80 i sapIsy k4. eE4 AlEsgs aud him when not
,-r,,.sslliy EtssE1.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-05-13

,p,cE German Eclectic Doctor and Oeullh'
I hAsL ,II,dst, West side, where he may DO
T. De- - 80, p dy aud willing to wait nPon the
.ii ,-tJ lie you'd lust say to those shat are
80 ~ Ss ns.a.s Of Iss Eye, t.St ne dsyoies the
-. ,S.,,h day 70 ttat b. Anch 81 MS Proie'soh'
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-05-13

|l0O
| sbls
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-05-13

,.r In advance,
h l,'!JS within the year, 90
i Paa within the year, so
Italians for period less than ysnr.will be
unn terms proportional to the above namedrates.
.,,,icu will be discontinued until all arrcar
%'aO-,,d except at the option Of the publishers
Tnss,,rrs N ust be prepaid to in'ureattention
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-05-13
BUSINESS RDs.

---sSpy LOGAN, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR
ussTsw and Notary Public. ONCE over Fox's
IL -. Jefferson Street, Joliet, Ill.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-05-13

IT syIFV, I1tasey All cO4nsesOr at Law. Joliet,
III viii Co1nty, Hlfasls.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-05-13

Some people think black is the color of
heaven, and that the more they can make
their faces look like midnight, the boiler
they are,
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-05-13

a A WASHINGTON, Attorney and Counselor Atlsw
Val attend faithfully to al basine4s entrusted to
,s,.,a IN this and the psi abOciRI eOanties.
UdrapsCt IpSS<cis es&Hty, iilinOis,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-24
Organizlng,hs m..sour, r,,,,,a.

ST. Louis. Jdly 22--GeDeral SohOfield has Is.
sued general OI0er Ior the immediate organ
zIipn Of ell the militia of Missouri for the
purpose OF ex!erminsting the guerri las that ia.
feat The State. Every able.b died man csp bile
OF bearing arms aud subject to mill ary duty,
Is ordered 10 report without delay TO the nearest
military post and report for duty to the com.
manding officer, every man to bring whatever
arms he Gao procure Those who have no
arme, will be supplied by the ordnance depart
ment, aud ali arms and smDuoiiion of VII atso.
ever kibd not Ia the hands of loyal militis,
w'll be taken possession Of and used for public
de'enses
S.x days after date Of this order are allowed
for every man fit Tor duty 20 report to the CON.
m inding { ser Of the nearest military post and
DC enrolisd. Ali Lersons so enrolled will be
regarded as belonging t. The active militia of
the state u further riders
Toe commanding officer of che post Is author.
ised TO give furloughs to such men OF this mill.
hA force as Cannot be absent from their ordna.
~ business without serious dctrimeut, or such
az are not neeoed for present service. Such
leaves of absence will 10 no CASE be for longer
than ten days, and may be revoked any time at
the discretion of the officer granting them.
The militia thus organized will be governed
oy the articles OF war and army regulations,
anc will be tpbject TO orders of Ofcern Of Uni cd
States troops or Missouri militia, regularly mus
tered into service, IS may DO assigned to their
command,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-24
Ernm ninhnnond.

New YORK, July 23.-C,l. Charles, of the
Tamnany regiment, released by the rebels, is
here. He saw the iron clad ram, aud also a
small Iron guuboat at Richmond, and gives
description of the icrmsP.
The rtbel goTernmens treat our wounded the
same ss their o~n. The rebel g Gers admitted
thattheir cWn and our wounded we're dying SO
fast tha' they could not bury them.
Col Charles says the working classes Of
Richmond are Uuion a. heart, but the despot.
Ism Of the government prohibits the discussion
OF politics except in the newspapers. y. -
Government was disposed co view the exeou.
hon oil hlumford at New Orleans as murder.
and make the demand for Rutler, and in case
of Teiusal to hang Gen. Mccall.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-24


20 esuse shawn By aBy suoh ooptraotar. .xua Il.
his contrsct se I"
bach proposal must be accompanied by bopa. .,..,,
n cue lorn b. she bldaer With at less ws rood M
lsn' ,uIst"s satisinctory 10 the commlsio On al
nuoped for the nifui psrtormancs sc s, =.
gas or classes Of the state printing "A n NJ
~ Bru oyh'm aad for tie pnvrneuf al ilnaf stsS
mages oy sn bidder 10 the tate on anv 80 a. ~
NAV he 9io or bids of sueh bIddor which the st.te
GNar ~ " P1y LOT such work ~ rtasoa n the
M to be null aud void n no con 80, hs ss'so. saa
- Hn. 40 oM Endcc0mp Inssd 6ua "a 1o,T ~,..-ss
0eeTertaNea oy no 90 Rv- -fssions srs Of Drf 49, ~"
nhe ocnd Ia tht p;pal som Of ave tno..".I Al
n. sIna scoompanS each proposal for folding scn
cOpie Of binds I'm hlank) will be furnl.b.a "a h,as..
on application 10 The Secretary Of rt.te y ''1u'"
IN ~ rtspects the work embraesd in the fo,...,.u
sla pe ex cuted aed the bills q ereof made ont al
suued and paid 10 cono' with the provIslo, ~
e ~ 70 provide for the EXECUTION and sup.r,ision
~ tne state printing and bindlns passed Man 81
loo0-o shich act reference 8 hereby m AZ for snch
'u.'neI inie nation as may b. desired.
oposa 70 be sealed, and indorsed on the outsde Of
ue Snvelope Proposals. for Public Printing or ..Pro
p''s'' Tor Binding" asthe case may be.
W.. 5 KENN0E,
fecretary o. STATE
Jos n. Riley
comptroller Of the raasury. .
n. W. rAYLHR,
Auditor OF ptate.
=, U, = The bt1feenlGn and Ssdte Journal not ,an.
w 0ornd and Pt1Sadealer OItyeinnd. yhe G-.,,,1
~ Sonsnierotdt Oincnn III publish one Weet ,,
'u'.n Iee times ~eeky. previous 10 the 3ist AZ Jy
hs a.n a ssoo 1upncae bills. recelpted with copv =,
" state ~sn" 70 tne secretary
June 97.dis&wat.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-24
Morgan n.t Oscrtaken

LOUISVILLE. Jolly 20 y yesterday mornings
trains from Nashville north ward and Louisville
southward met at Mitchellsvile, and both re.
turned, owing to a report that one thousand reb-
ell cavalry were near Richiand, ,TeIn.
Gov. Morton Of Indiana sent one thousand
infantry, cavalry and arsillery TO Henderson,
which arrived there this morning Simutane-
ously one of our gunboats went up tho river
With considerable force, TO protect Uuion resi-.
dents. Gen. Boyle also sent OF ders to Colonel
iarven. commanding at Henderson, TO use Wig
orous measures to clear the rebels out Of the
adjoining cJunIies.
Gen Green Clay Smith telegrsphs from San
derson that he is still pursuIrg Morgan
Gen. Boyle replies, capture him, or drive
him out of the State"
The dispatch from Cincinnati last evening
stating that our cavalry bad overtsken Morgan 5
band at MJuut Sterling, etc., Ia without tounda.
ton
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-24
Cincinnati Market
oIrClNrArr. July %.

ORIGINATE. July %.
MESS P0RK-There was fair demand for Mes, Pork
TO day. ana about SoO barrels cit packed sold at 90 so
O. barrel. Country can De bouk 90 90 tor sr oils
prime
LARD-ls in very GOOD demand at sx0s cents for
country and city There were sales Of 100 packsges.
6xG7c.
AAMs-susar cured are In good dematd at sk@so f,f
ths best city bTaLds.
are ntm nal, Elg 80 80 =,
demonstrating doing aud the prices arc nonins iy
unchanged MtF -
aud, the supply being gh,, the market rules ,m a y
iic. The osef gradesare selling at 79co for fair 10
good AID d@0ho for grease )
CREEsk-rne market is dull, the demand being
limited and confined TO the oN jobbinR tr. am n
lal are making daily 81 SGuc for selected western
Re.erve. al .44
FLouR-ahe offerings Of nour are Ugh. with GOOD
demaD firm the bakers and aiss, and the market s
nrm at full ariees fhe much reduced and Ihs
Iece. US light lIeht rhe taes ,da, comprise an ut
0O0 barfeis at - lSD4 s5 for sueifne, - 5UDt sV
for eatra spd ~ 3O94 Is for family and fancy baasds
WHEAr-Pnnc oaAIilies Of wheat sca, cs AID in
good demand, aHo fUr all os cd fun prices are reaa d.
TOE lowec grudssare dun a d q wanted. We quois
pru. red at e5sS o, 9o, for Ohio and ndl na shIte
500 e7s for KeptucA6 wns. The sales foot no ab0ut
3 500 bushels at hs above Lrces. ~ .-7I.-'r,
vOKN-Was 10 fair req est to.da. and the mar.
tet closed iteAdy at " esns for ear, cad shslsd 10
OArs--The market was Ads higher sod in 20. d de-
msnd 81 $40 per bushsl Ia bulk. Aha receipts are
liaht. ~ Ft 2, 7's'7
RYE-RsnsirS dull .. tsO for prime sanpl,u on ar.
riva,. ..gae .p ~ =
eAaLEY-Is nominal .. Os@'Oc for prime .aupl. on
arrival. t' "a "a Y asas k8fTI'9I n
hay There is moderate business doing In iooss.
presse at Sli0l9 is ton, 1lghtpTtsssd Il Ininal
at ai4@l5. ~ ~ 1efai1.g iaFst 'Ij71- m
Wi; KY-rhe market for whisky was uusstoies to.
day spd very tie dine. HriderO asked auo
but bu, ere siused Iay this phce ana late In ths
afternocn los swere procured AZ 40. zee
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-24
From nIcoieIIan,s Army.

BALrIMoRE. Jaly 90 The Auericau this sf.
ternoCn puoIisnes {. Q folowiog: ~
HEALeuARTER,, July 22--Tnipgs are very
dull here. No bought OF General MeClelI .D
being superseded, although there q some talk
In NJthern papers of it gt -
Euher General Meigs or General H,rleck
will be commapder.in-cbief. When the Prssi.
dent was here Gen,r4l MeCle 10 recon mvoded
aud urged such an appointment, bat sold the
President 10 10 GLOW bis claim TO interfere with
bis action ia the matter. m
Tn re are sev,r,I ID, ussnd men here unable
to DO outy, although the healthof lhe aImy
has improved ence is came to ines river. !
There Is no movement Wbs ever Of troops.
The reoels are visible at all times on the op.
poste eide Of the river. but never iuteriered
with unless they appcsr in large numbers, when
the guoboaIe shell them out. F
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-24
order from tho PrOvosG NTarshaI OF
NJ LOnla.

sT. LOUIS, July % The Provost Marsha
General has issued an order forbIdding the sale
or transfer by dealers or individuals, of Mmt
or ammunition Of any character, under penalty
of arrest and imprisonment Of the offender dur.
ing the war.
All dealers, whether agents Or owners, In this
division, are required Immediately 70 make an
inventory of ali arms and ammunition on hand,
stating quality, clsss and value. Such INVENT.
~ to be filed OF the Office Of tho Provost Mar.
shal within three days, accompanied Dy Afidav-
lie that it s full and correct statement, and
that the values In the sidavits are fair and ueu-
al chsre es for the teme
Should IL bee me necessary to take posses.
sion Of said arms and ammunition, for the use
of the militia called into service 70 exterminaie
the guerrilla bands, such possession will be
taken and proper receipte given.
The removal or transfer Of arms or ammuni-
tion from one point TO another in the division,
except by loyal militia, 10 forbidden. Any per-
son guilty of tbtlr removal will be arrested and
held as an enemy to the State and guilty Of
aiding It's enemies.
Persons and property of all citzenS are sub.
ordinate to the common veal, and it is expect
ed loyal citizens will render impicis obedl euce,
and report to the nearest local Provost Mar.
shal or military cOmmandant, any violation of
shis order.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-24
xon.nesn Nsyzs.

NEw YORK, July 23--The following extracts
are taken fran late Richmond papert:
The Enquirer OF chs l9.h says the Charles-
ton Mercury con,radcts the report Of the death
of Mes. Beauregerd
We understand MsJor.General HuRer has
been relieved OF his Command end appointed
General OF Ordnance. His successor, It Ie report.
ed, ia Gen s 8. Anderson.
AuoU.TA, July H.--The Savannah Repuhn.
oau OF this mo'ning has dispatch dated Kuox-
vlile, July 10, which says heavy sklrm sh oc.
Cured that morDing at Wa lece's Crossroads.
Two reglme0la OF the enemy, Infantry and cav
airy, were engaged with four OF our companies
aud cavalry uuder the command Of Col, Mo.
Lin. Fifteen men we're killed and missing on
our side Enemy's loss the same
From the Columbia, 8. c., Guardian OF the
18th, we learn that Major. General Msgrud.r
aud staff arrived in that city yesterday We
are informed that he ia on bis way 10 East Ten.
nessee, bis presence baiDg needed there ct the
present juocture Of affairs.
WAsHKoTSN, JulV 90 "A copy Of the Mobile
Advertiser of the 1lth Ia received II eays
that smorg tho population OF that portion Of
the State OF Louisiana lying above and west OF
New Orleans, there is numerous class of per-
sons Of mixed descent, ignorant and sea, cely
speaking or understanding the English Ian
guage These, It may be supposed, have little
feeling in common With those who are fighting
ip this war They DO not understand the quar-
rel. They would es soen have Northern gold
as Confederate paper, II not little rather.
The loss of NeW Orleans was at first regard.
ed ss terrible blow to the Confederate czuse,
but Il has proved fruitful Of the greatest advan.
tAges, moral and material. I0 6fst effect has
been 10 arouse Southern oties. Toe word has
gone forth r"Np more surrender Of seaport towns
except in eshee." Buffers rule haa intepv fied
Southern hatred of the Yankees. We mean TO
6gat tor our Independence with such means as
God and nature have put into our hands Just
as II Intervention was not out Of the question
OF hope
The Augusta CoDstltuionalist says our Gov.
esnment has nov 10 lie hands several Yankee
officers, some OF them Of nigh military rank
and high social position Now 10 the time to
demand an atonement for she atrocities perpe.
rated by the miscIeant Batler at New Osieans
Now 10 the opportunity TO demand reiribution
for the flood Of Mumfnrd. His death cries 10
heaven for Vengeance. Lst twenty or thirty Of
the Federal prisoners highest in rank be sci
asde and held in close confinement, there &c
remain till Butler is delivered up, or uaiil, by
the chances Of var, he is thrown into our bands
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-24
Position and strength Of the Reb bel
a. Army AL kkiChmOnd,

New YoRK, Jaly 80 "A letter from MoClel.
lan's army to The Times, dated the S0sh, SAYS
two deselters from the Oh Virginia cavalry
came into camp yesterday. They say the main
force Of the rebel army is located on the bluffs
near Old Tavern, on Trent Hill, aud on the op-
poeite side Of the ChickahomiDy on Gaines's e
dill. They estimate the rebel force about
Richmond, including the troops Beauregard
brought from the West, at one hundred and
nioety thousand rnen.
The rebels do not anticipate any demoDstra-
tion9 from Us on thisseide of the J4mes river,
but are making preparations to resist eny OF.
tack that may be made upon Pesersburg or
Richmond from the South side Of the y,veT.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-24
Dr. VIM. B. HURD'S
DENTAL REMEDIES
THE BEST IN THE WORLD:
nSuRNe
FINE TRETH & AswEEr BREArH.
AND ouRlNu 8.
4l
TOOTHACHE & NEURALGIA

nO You WISH TO ne EtrpSsD
- vi b and admi,ed for PE.aLy wa, "a sn
IEEThI Use Dk. WV d, nm tp'a Itv sIv III sy1eo sr
lV'rh POWDER, warranted free fr,m acid az r-H ~
any pJuI Gus SUB lance. Price q5 cen ne, no v
~ beware OF The ordinary cheap Too,h po-a...
which whitsn but destroy, ~DS-p A"''h Eo"asrs'
20 YOU vi u 10 certain that ynur BRR ITH is NM.
sWeet aod agreeable to husband or viz ior. - - !. pu.e
Use Oh HUnD's cELEBRaTED MorrTH w ,1spus. anI5.
Price, 81 cents psr DO tie "ooin WASH
asti'pE.nt wash is also the, heat ,em.a. T., A..
roIln Tor oAsKHR. Rad BREATH b. rpsua a. s s.e
NY - ete' IL nAs Gu ea hundreds
y" YOU or your children ,unet from rooru oups
S.t ~ dURD'5 MAGIC TO0rT ,tJHE psnps
Pfiee, is cents per bottle, """ paVrS'
Are T,y you an c,ed With NEURALGIA est mr. NJ
'set,ve aud delightful remedy known A"' "o'l CT
They DO adhere nor b.t, r, ,nt ,oo,ho
II on rscs NJ ly hem Price, 10 and 81 cents Mail
~ you wish co1 plete net ~ DENTAL BEHnnrrs
nuu nT = = I'GTnr ~ P.Is1RyrNa Tnr Ts-~sS ~.
IN. "M D. HUh IS DtNrAL rKE ,suPv ,hs
D.a,eN most valuable present that .ne. ,ris', ~ -
eeiLt Of price. :" express On te
aor sale at all the best stores throughout ,bs conr,.
NAuION AS there are de tlers gho tAke ~
ou. soVeru ements 10 impose upon theI, :,
IehoI preparations IL is necessary Il ipas non h,.
". yop cali tor and you will OF rnE nrsr hoIonsh
Wseu, ana prepared ny a. exne tened a d saentifa
.i ~, isasu st OF the New YvIk state Dentists Al.
tsi snc;. suu wee Ptesldent Of the New YorA Ctv
Addrvn
WM' B HUaD & CO., Kew York.
iulpIA-dtEA
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-24
The Pos,sgs s,amp RIII.

WA'HiNGToN, July 22i.-There is a very zen
eral mirapprehenslon with regard to tue ac
authorizing ayment in stamps and to prohibi,
the circulation of notes Of less denomination
than one dollar, which was approved July l7th
last.
Under the provisions of this aot, the Secreta.
ry OF the Treasury, and not the Postmaster G en-
ersI, 10 directed TO furnish postage aud 9th er
stamps to the Assistant Tressurers and such
desgnated depositaries of the Uuited States
as the former may select, TO be- exchanged
Oy them on application for United States rotes,
From anu after the lst day OF August next.
such stampa shall be received in pay euI of ali
dues TO the United States less than Ave dollars,
aud shall be received iu exchange tor United
states notes when presented in sumo not less
than i've dollars, TO any Assistant Treasury or
designa!ed depost4rV selected ss o aoreeaid.
Hence this low does not make stamps legal
Tender, nor Goes it require pOstmssters to "a.
celVe them ia exchange for United States notes
IL 10 expected that the Secretary will furnish
postage amps to be used ss circulating me-
dun under the law IN sucn form hat they Can
DOT Do attached to letters or other mailubl.
matter. Such stamps will be exchanged b,
pOs'mas'ers Tor the regular pos,age stamp,
they otiDg redeemable Tor Treasury notes b,
the Assistant Treasurer aud euch deslgnated
depositaiies as the Secretary Ut the Treasury
may select.
No postage stamps can be exchanged at the
F0stt mceI or redeemed by the Treasury D..
Partme0'. unless furnirhed through the ageucr Or
OF lbs Department. Postage stamps nov 6, II
oy PJTma'tefs are not eacl,ng O. BILE or Re.
oeemuoIs b. them, ano II tuch sG41ps are
gpmmed 70 pestebOard or some olher paper,
which soils or reuders them unfit t. oe need 10
the payment OF p stage, they viii be rejected
Tor postAge. because WnGu so sOiled toe csnuot
be dlstingu a from stamps which have u re Idy
been used fO. postage.
Itis understood that the postage stamp. will
In 10 oLse be redeemed by the P0stOfice De.
pirtment or the Treasury II 80 changed or al.
tered BY FASTING on other paper or oiherwi-e o, as
20 render them uu6s for postage uses. Tnis lie
absolutely nete"Rty TO prevent frauds. Already
detaced postage stamps are being brought up
aud passed at their nominal value, after having
the deaciog ink extracted and being pasted oD
paper 10 conceal the loss of the gum.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-24


sWAsHISsroN, july 23--The following Is a
join, resolution Of CoDgrtSs approved July -,
1862;
"Resaiped By the Senate and House Of Represen.
tdtiDss oi The UnItsd States Of AmeTeEIm Co iestss
asstmbItd. Tnas the Secretary OF War bs aa.
thonzed TO furnish extra clothing to all s,ck aud
wounded, and olber soldiers who may have lost
the came bY the casualties OF war, under such
rules as the Department. may prescribe during
the existence OF the war" ig7i-
10 pursuance Of the foregoing resolution, is
is ordered that the Quartermsster's Ospsr ment
shall iesue, upon the ftquisitioD Of the Medical
officer iu cnarge OF sDy nospi al or department
~ 'eks- \ vs1-dod silN. r.. MN rseuletinn
v...s'-s =. ~-'ly 49, as- 4 vlyri ~ q 80 ~
bs them BY the 9 ,snalties OF war; the necessity
ofstheissue to be csrclfed BY The Sargeou, and
STE reqoisltoqto be aPpfosedgby the Medical
Dlrecor ortbe, Medical L0sbeetof oi the State.
Such Issue 20 81 graf ,pitous; aud nos charged 20
the colder. The g lsrserm sster General viii
cause biAhk fsqasslisae 70 ba Furnished to ihG
'lsisasd) EDWIN n sFz N Ton. 4 &
3Srs & .ee sssssISFy of WsI. i