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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-12-09
Tax Sale Notice.


A Ii persons Concerned will take notice that at
IN sale Of lands and city lots, for city taxes and
costs duC and unpaid thereon for the year 1860 made
in Of law, aud the ordances Of the City Of
Joliet, in the State Of Illinois, the Goth day Of
holder of the purchase certificates Of the following
described lots sold said sale. AID that the
redemption thereof from said sale will expire in
two years from the day OF said sale, and the amount
Necessary redeem from said sale, will be double the
amount sold for and subsequent taxes IL paid by me,
with 10 per cent interest and cost of advertising witt
Is It commencing co n from side Lot Block Z,
West Joliet.
Undivided y of 80 n commencing 200 n from Dorth
side Lot l Blk 10, West Joliet.
North ~ ft Lot S block Is, Old Town Joliet.
Sub Lot Subdivision Of 3-5 lot Is Block Il Canal
Trustees Subdivision Of " Sec Is IS r 10
Lots IS "a in A W Bowen's Subdivision part Of
Block Is, Bowen's Add to Joliet.
Lot q Block 6, Canal Trustees sab Of " II Bee Is
7 IS K 10 4.
Lot 10 in Gardner Graves Sub ofpsrt Of lot 10 Of
nwL ne a Sec is IS Joe.
Sub lot q Barber Graves Sub OF lots j 4, 5, 10
Of n " x of 9 u, Sec ISL IS X 10 Z.
Block 2 Bowen Graves ub n Sc Sec Is IS
10 east, ~ acres.
North 3SBS, same
/. Lo: $50
Lot Block g. East Joliet
Lot IL IL Block s, North Joliet,
Lot 9 L Block II. School Sec.
Lots I, S Is Blk liz
80 acres east end xxx Bee I IS 10 east, for
School and special taxes.
Joliet, November IS, 1861.
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NOTICE
gsrATE OF GILES HEATH. DECD.

DBpLlD notice is hereby given, that on the srd
i hohdas " Jan next (teing the 10th day of
aid hlohlh,l shall attend before the COUNTY
Court Of County. At tho Court ous- In the city Of
Sslist, for the purpose Of settling and adjusting all
claims lagaiDst the estate Of Giles TIeatii late Of
Sad county, decd. vixen AMI wherr all CLAIMANTS al
1olihed ard requested 10 atlph9 art present their
ssuhs IN writing against said estate for adjustment
AL personainlrbted TO said estate AT. also request
10 make payment to the undersigned without DELAY
ROYAL T. TWUhBLY, Er-cutor
December ], lSC2
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY

A few more Recruits FIR the 18th I'll. Cavalry The
n Sorking Regiment Of the army Of the South West
Nc rypetHton is already won
Amhng the advantages Of Cavalry over other arms Of
hs 1rrvice arr these. When infantry walk We ride
hh Nill bo appreciated Ia a long days march, and in
Isfdias streams. When they short rations We
Use afail supply On tire ueiRhborjng farms when
~hefa Ar0 dtgSing tresches bRntiug the enemy
I'VE esehseaa6g sfs Srpis, aud under thr Sans cir
tansianees cavalry at least twsGty per Ct health
~ thar ADV oJber LiaGch Of the army. Call and see
"" Pliers Store opposite the Conrt Housr Iciet, ILL.,
Lir'tt I. p. SWAIN.
Ord. sATft. T. GRUMPY,
Recruiting Officers
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TAX SALE NOTICE.

IL persons concerned will take notice, that at
A ae lands and city lots, for city taxes and costs
a. and unpaid thereon, for the year 1890 made in
,uruance Of law and the ordinances Of the city II
Toilet IN State Of Illinois, the 10Th day 81 Mar
A D. 1851, that the Undersigned is the legal holder OF
d. purchase certificate ofthe following described lot
IA At said sale. and that the time Of redemption
tbsrrof from said sale will expire in two years from
he day OF said sale, and the necessary to re-
S,.u from said sale. will be double the amount sold
,.nt interest, and cost OF advertising to-wit:
Lot No. 8 IL Block 50, School Sec Add. to Joliet.
JAMES M0RRESY
Lii, n.e q 1850
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NOTICE.
rsyIrK M THOMAS py.S nrcn

ESTAfE OF THOMAS RYAN, DECD.
nCBLIC notice Is hereby given, that on the Third
hsnday Of Jaa. next, lbeins the 10th day Of
nd mOuth) shall attend before the County Court Of
VIII County tho Court House in the city Of Joliet
r the purpose Of settling and adjusting all claims
aanst the estate Of Thomas Ryan late Of said Conn.
d dsceased when AMI where all claimants notified
AID requested attend and present their claims In
writing against said estate for adjustment.
All persons indebted TO said estate. also request
u to make payment to the undersigned without delay
HIRAM NORTON,
JOHN L. NORTON, ! Executors.
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Or " IL HAPKINS

1IIIJL hereafter give his undivided attention 10 the
w practice Of his profession. Once the first build
hE ster you the Railroad, left hand Joliet It,
Dr.. Hopkins warrants to all kinds of eyes
that has been for ten to fifteen years. and all Old
Srpae diseases. / am native of London III England
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Stray Cells.

CTRAYED from the premises Of the subscriber in
- the Town Of Jackson, about the middle Of October
ta wv colts. light sorre colt, white face
kyssrs oiil the other arlng sorrel horse colt.
lny person returning or giving information by let
w 10 hr Joliet Post Office will lie literally rewarded
NUSeInh or 70, 1862 JOHN LuTZ
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Notice of Administering. Sale,

Ili virtue Of order and decree Of the County
I'D Court of Will County in the State II Illinois, on
the petition Of tn" Undersigned administrative d.
bonis non ofthe estate Of Lewis Jones' deo-assd for
leave to sel the real estate belonging the estate of
said decreased made a. the October of said court
10 wit on the ZO, day Of October A d. 1862 shall
the 10th day ~ December A d. 1s61 betrSen the
hours 4 ten O'Clock ia the Forenoon and i've O'Clock in
afternoon Of that day sell public sale the Curt
House in the city Of Joliet in -Aid Will County STATE
u Illinois. all the right title and interest Of aid estate
in and to the following described real estate to Wit
Lot Number twenty I'd Of Joel A. Mattesons subdi-
vision Of Blocks eight and - 4 % in the Canal
Trustees subdivision VI the west half Of nfteen
tl5) in Township thrty-ye f3aj North Of Range ten
tlOL east OF the third principal meridian, with the
HppnrtenaDce- ther-uno belonging. being IL the CITY
Of Joliet Will County Aforesaid. for CAsh.
DEBORAH JONES. Administrative de- bnni. non
Of the estate Of Lewis Jones, decreased
ossooD HoUsE, Auys
Oct Is 1862 nl9va
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STRAYED.

IRON the subscriber the 25th inst a gray stall
i lion colt, years cd next spring, and large size
Any person who will return said colt give forma-
Hsn uhste may be found. will be lberslly rewarded
GEORGE ALEXANDER,
Chaunahon IsG0
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ct. LOUIS ALTON AND CHICA
~ 60 RAILROAD

krczvsk's oryIcr, Cncsso, H., Oct. IL, 1861.
Notiee 10 hereby given TO all persons holding vonch.
ers Tor wool furnished the st. Louis Alton Chi
eAso hAiroad Company, signed d. Sherman, Agent,
and Tor which payment is ordered In decree Of the
United State. Circuit Court Of the Northern District
OF Illinois 81 the 3oth November, 1852 that the bal
ance unpaid on sAid wood has been deposited In said
Court and ey its order viii be paid and distributed TO
claimants or their attorneys presentation Of III,
proper vouchers 20 the undersigned.
JAMES ROBB, Special Receiver
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AsSiglice's Sale.

ASNBr.fCGe SAEe.
n 0TICE is hereby given that 1. the undersigned
~ VIII sell at Public Auction Friday. December
18th ls62 at the Cont Houss in joliet all the right
title and interest which Thomas uAtton ant wife and
Thomas liatton. Junior and wife conveyed to me by
their Deed Of Assignment bearing date June u 1861
and recorded in the ofce Of the RecOr,-r Of will Co
III III book 80 pages from IS u 50 aud the Office OF
the kecoT'ir of GIupiy Co. III, in hook No s mage
Oh q seq and in the ce If the Recorde, ofCook Co
IN book 2lb, page lOl a sq Of in and to the following
described real estate. VIZ:
The East half Of South half Of North half Block Is
in Bowens Addition To- Juliet South 50 feet Of lot
block l5 Wee, Joliet Blocks 10 and IL SchI Section
Addition to J"tt the Stone Ware House property on
Lot g. BLOCK Is, VEST Joliet and 10; bloch School
Section Addition To joliet; Lots l. q g. and g. block
y Johnson, Roberts aE-l StOrrs Add to Chicago.
TERMS CASH.
Joliet. Nov. u, 1852. y. GOODsPEEp A.izpe,
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a CARD TO THE LADIES.
DR.. Dup0neO's Golden Pills,

Inf.lIable in correcting. regulating and removing
all distractions from whatever cause and always
cessfu as q preventive.
Infalble in relieving stop9ages and Irregularities
Of the menses- These pills are nothing new. but in
France aud America. with unparalleled success every
and he is urged by many thousands la les who
have usel them. To make the Pills public for the ALE
Walton Of those suffering from any irregularfie.
well a. prevent increase Of family where
health will permit it. Females peculiarly situated
or those suppO-nZ themselves cautioned
using these Pills While in that condition. as the trc
prietcr responsibility alter the above adj
In0ntion although their mildness would prevent any
mischief to health otherwise the Pills are recon-
nended. Full and ex piict explanations accompany
ing eech box. Price 81 90 per box.
Sold by b. BLACKMAN. Druggist
sole agent for JOLIET. aud "will County - III
LApIrs, By sending hun Sl.00 TO Joliet Pot Office
and have the Jflls scnt Confidently by mail any
part of the country.
NB-Lonk out for couhterfeits. Buy no Golden
Pills Of any kind unless every box is signed g. D. Howe
All others are a base imposition, and unsafe; there
fore a. ycu your lives and health, Ito say moth
ing Of being hum ugged Of money! buy onlt
of those who show the signatures Of S. d. HIVE on
every box which hiss recently been aided account
Of the Pills being counteTfeited- TheiingTcienfs CON-
posing the above Ills made known TO every Agent
and they will tell you they safe and Will perform
all claimed for them
Sold by LORD SMITH, Chicrgo, and by one Drug
gist IN every town. city and village in the State.
s. D. HOWE, sole Proprietor.
Oct. IA, 1sc2.-ly New York.
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r0TTCE-
ESTATE OF JOHN NJ. MILLER, DECD.

ESTATE OF JOHN VI. MILLER, DECD.
DU3LIC mott Is hereby given. that on III. .rI
i MandTy Of January next. being the 18th day ~
sad roath shall attend lefOre the County Court
Of Will County. the Cont House in the civ Of JoII
ct; for the ppose o set Ing and ing ali claim.
against the estate Ichn u. Miller late OF aid
county, deceased when and where all claimants Ar,
potifed and requested to attend and present their
clsims in writing against said estate r adju.tm~nf
All persons indebted to said estate also rrou-.t.
al to make payment to the UNDERMINED without d.iav
ARA BROWN, Adm.
Lated Nor. Il, 1852. n1le
DIAN and ..snoRfs BY iss ise y fOs, a MN
D Pr,5>S n
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THE MARKETS.
Ut6 SNbsrtistmsnts.

- II. PINHEY, Attorney at Law. Once In Gag
win Hawley's bui ldinR, Joliet. Illinois.
S.y,ienlar attention given to the procuring Of Pen
I.as Back Pay. Bounty Money and all war claims.
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SIMI-ANNUAL STATEMENT. No. IO2
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS.
S 9 8 2, 8 o e. 9 8.
Administrator,s sale.

Administrators Sale.
NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue Of deere
IN tai order, made and entered Of record nv the
County Court Of VIII county. the State Of illinois,
at tire October term A D. 1867 thereof in the matter
OF the petition Of firfnsu Mack administrator of the
estate Of Al yah Deuel. late Of said county dcces.c
interstate, for leave To sell the real estate belong ng
the said estate for the payment Of ;he debts thereof
shall sell at public veuue at the Forth door Of the
Court House. in said county, the thirteenth day Of
December A. ID. ls62, between the hours OF ten o.
clock in the forenoon and i've O'Clock in the ate Fnoon
Of that day the highest bidder for cash the
al estate described follows tOwit: The north
Of the nth east quarter Of section five f25l
Township thirty three ( North and " Range eleven
Ql east Of the third p VI in said County CO ntaiuing
50 acres Ct land more less.
PIkMAN MACK, Admir-. OF said estate.
r. z. BARBER, Sol.
October y, 1862
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B a r. L T. Y

TWILL PAY TIE VERY
Highest Market Price for Prime
Barley,
.pei.yered g ny brewery o, B,u5 Street, Joliss.
Las. %, fst1 T. PORTF'
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NOTICE.

fstkid npy person from buying . note, dated Aue
I'd, fe6z sDd sizped Pstfeysop Edssxorth 4 q =
fEsydossst SO sad Sret ayh
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HOUSE,
NEAR by and in full view from the Railroad Depots
IN Of the city, where will be found superior accom-
dersgned contribute the comfort and pleasures OF
the travelling public. Charges 81 per day or "a per
week.
LAND AND INSURA NC
AGENCY.
MONEY TO LOAN! MONEY TO LOAN.
i sum. from sscO to $1,000.
AGENCY OF THE
Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Co.,
OF NEW JERSEY,
Capital Capital. OF ss, jog ;SS % %
Annual Intere.. received 2242ss "a
Receipts OF 1861, s50,62s 20
Business done on the Mutual note or cash plan,
with annual dividends Of
FIFTY Pc h CT MT,
in favor of each Policy holder.
and drawing sE per cent interest. Incorporated in
1S45.
Dividend. paid to Janu.r, LIST, 1862. s1,6se, 900
Claims by death paid to Jan. LIST, 1862, 100000
The following gentleman insure in this company:
Hon. Jesse o. Norton, Hon. G. D. A. Parks, Benz. =.
Russell, FL. Csgwin, ESQ., Joliet; Thos. B. Bryan,
ESQ Hon. J. Y. scammon, Messr,. Ogden, Fleetwood
Co, Chicago, and eight thousand others.
DR.. A.w. HEIsE, NJ D., Medical examiner q, joliet,
30, 900 Acres of l. a m d
in Win County for sale.
Also the follovin irc Agencies:
'
Cash Capital, $500 coo 90
Gi.s;ii,,.s. 400 90
Neat earnings, 1861, ASSOC SO
'sA~ -o'' '0r '''' -H0 |" Hen'
Phenix Insurance Company,
OF HARTFORD, CONN
Acct. s,,7.7l2 az
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Tar BALE Malice.

Tax sale Notice.
NOTICE r. hereby given that, a sale Of lands
and city lots for state nty and special
and cost due thereon for the year lS60 made pur-
ar- Of law in the County of Will and of Hi
nos the 24t day Of June, 1861. at the north door
Of IN" Court House. in the city Of Joliet, hold by
pur chase assignment the purchase certificates
said sale Of the fol lowing described tracts and
The national Republican., 1862-10-23
Police MntGhra.

Chas. M0Car.y was arrested on Tuesday by
Officer Hilton, Of The First ward, for selling
liquor. He was taken before Justioo Drury,
aud fined i2I, which he paid, and was dis.
charged.
Daniel Mount was arrested on Tuesday by
Officer StinGhCOmb, of the First ward, for as
saut and battery. He was taken before Justice
Drury, and required to give security for his
appearance at court.
Chas. Britton was arrested on Tuesday by
Officer Cruinps, Of the First ward, for highway
robbery. He WIS taken before Justice Drury,
aud committed 10 jai for court.
Samuel Brown was arrested On Tuesday by
OHicer Bigley. OF the Second ward for being
disorderiy. He was taken before Justice
Thompson, and committed to the Work House.
VIM. Fraiser was arrested on Tuesday by
Ohcer Dom, Gi the Fourth ward, for assa ult
and battery. He was taken before Justice
Walter, and ordered to give bail for further
hearing. =
Henry Phillips was arrested on Tuesday, by
Onicer O'Connell, of the Fourth ward, for lar.
oeuy. Taken before Justice Walter and com.
mitted to jail for further hearing.
Nicholas Langley and A. d. Hayden was ar.
rested on Tuesday, by Officer Lewis, of the
Fourth ward, for assault and battery. Taken
before Justice Walter and ordered to give bail
for a further hearing.
Henrietta Valentine was arrested on Tues
day, by Officer Crown, of the Fourth ward, for
using threats of violence. Taken before Jus.
iics Clayton and orderetkto give bail to keep
the peace.
James Burke was arrested on Tuesday. by
OhiCer Williams, Of the Sixth ward, for selling
liquor to soldiers. Taken before Justice Wal
Ter and committed to jail.
The national Republican., 1862-10-23
Decisions under tho Tax Law.

The Comm issioner Of Internal Revenue has
made the following decisions:
In REVERENCE TO SuRsERYMEN AND TREE DEAL.
ERs.--Nurserymen are required to take out II.
censes as wholesale or retail dealers, as tho case
may be. And tree dealers, who buy to sell again.
IL they peddlo their trees, must tato out II.
Genses as such, and alsO as dealers, II they
have n place OF business. %
COSCERsING THE TANNING or I.RArHEI.-A
tanner who receives hides from other parties,
(0wners,) upon an agreement to tan the same
by the pieco or by the pound, may remove the
tanned leather without inspection, 10 such
owners, whenever 1t Is ready to go forward,
having first obtained and fled At this office
the written certificate Of tho assessor and col
lector of tho district in which the tannery is
situated, that, in their judgment, such removal
will not be preiudcal to the Just adminstra-
tion Of excise INV provided that every tan
ner so removing tanned leather shall make u
p,onthly return to the assessor Of the district
of the number and weight of the sides or pieces
of leather 30 removed; and provided that he
shall furnish TO the assessor monthly the in
RpectOr'S certificate of the weight and quality
ol the leather so removed during the pi coed
ing month, and that the tax shall be paid in the
district where the tannery IL situated.
In RRFERENCE To PERSONS WHO kREP STALL
IN THE MARKET. --t;enerally tho business of one
who keeps stall in the market is that of re-.
tail dealer. There are exceptions, however,
The assistant assessor and assessors must judge
In each case. IL the dealer sells chiefly Or en-.
tirely to consumers, though he may oftsn sell
in the original packages, he should BIO classed
az q retail dealer. IL, on the other hand, II IL
his occupation to sell "a those who buy to sell
again, or # this part of his DUainess IL consid
cradle, no much that lie depends upon and pro
cures stock with reference to II, he should be
classed M u wholesale dealer. even though he
sells largely at retail. The law contempates
sales at retail by wholesale dealers.
The national Republican., 1862-10-23
CircQlt Courl.

OcroBRR 2l The Barney Cdse.-The Justices
of tho circuit Court rendered decision In the
case Of De Kraft against Barney, which It will
be remembered has occupied so much Of the
time of the Orphans Court, and on which Mr..
Barney appealed from the judgment appointing
DR.. Harvey Lindsey guardian Of the children
of Mrs. Barney.
The decision was accompanied by a lengthy
opinion, which was read by Chief Justice Dun.
lop, and reverses the decision of the lower
court, and directs that the cause be remanded
back, and that s. @. Barney be cited to appear
and give bonds for tho execution Of his trus,
q reasonable time then the said court are to ap.
point some other competent guardian to take
charge Of the estate and properly Of the chill.
dren, and directs that the costs DO paid out OF
the estate.
An appeal has beon taken from This decision.
and the case will now 60 to the Supreme Court,
The national Republican., 1862-10-23
The Capitol.

A new coat Of paint has been put upon the
old or main portion Of the Capitol, which, as ia
we'll known, is not built OF marble, az are the
wings. II locks as we'll now at short distance
as any other portion. Men are engaged In
cleaning the marble of the wings, some portion
of which has become defaced by the action Of
tue weather. The sick and wounded have all
boen removed, and the interior Ia being reno.
waited, preparatory to the coming session "f
Congress. Workmen are now industriously
engaged in the completion of tie dome. and the
east front Of this magnificent structure. II
ought to have n good etfeot abroad, when the
fact Is known that the Government is engaged
In the completion Of its public buildings at the
capital, a fact indicating that we have the
fullest confidence that the issue Of tho present
contest will preserve the country intact with
the seSt of the Government near the centre,
and not on the border Of the national territory
The national Republican., 1862-10-23
Burglaries.

Crime always runs In veins. For season
one species of Grimo will be in vogue, and that
will soon be succeedct by another. Just al
appear to be fashionable. On Tuesday night
some of those gentry entered the house Of Mr..
James +. Powers, No. 39s G street, and stole a
lot of iewelry and ladies' dresses, worth In oil
about $40. Three men were seen running out OF
the alley abont tho time of the robbery.
The same night house on F street, Seventh
ward, was entered by thief, and q trunk be-
lapgng to Lieut.. W. Hsndlsy, now with the
army, taken out, broken open In the street, a
gold watch valued at $3.50 stolen, and the other
contents scattered on the sidewalk.
An attempt was made the Same night, by
some house. breaker 10 enter tho premises oi
Mr.. II. o. Noyes, on q street, In tho Same ward
The national Republican., 1862-10-23
Ths Temperance Army Mo ing.

The following petition Ia now being oiroula
ted In this city. We trust 1t will be signed by
every lover of peace, good order, and good
morals, In this city. Should strong express
sion Of public opinion he manifested in favor OF
the proposed law, we do not doubt that ConRress Q
will respond faSorably and promptly:
To the Senate and House Of
Representatives Of he United States.
We, the undersigned, citizens and residents
Of Washington, D. c., believing that the uss OF
intoxicating liquors as beverage ia the chief
cause Of pauperism, crime, and Generalization,
and tina, the suppression of its sale will prove
n great blessing to our community; and rs the
citizens Of Washington have, by a largo major.
ity, voted for no license, we earnestly request
your honorable bodies to pass law rs strin.
gent as that Of Maine, prohibiting its sale In the
District Of Columbia.
And your petitioners will ever pray, 30.
The national Republican., 1862-10-23
Taking Medicine

Mr.. Somes. one Of our Industrious pension
agents In this city, tells us of u discharged
sOldisr-a live Yankee-who. in filling out the
necessary blanks for AN application for an in.
dence Hawley syille, Conn; occupation, since
discharged, taking ,aedicine." 1t is supposed
that this man will got a full pension, as his 0c'
oupatiOn Ia not very remunerative.
The national Republican., 1862-10-23
ION, the Dvsti The Dust,"

This was the constant exclamation of the un.
fortunates VINO were compelled to "eat their
peck of dirt" in perambulating the streets
OF the city yesterday. Such clouds such
in any city but this. Dust In the street, dust
in the houses, dust In cars and carriages, dust
in the eyes, and dust everywhere. Good
Mr.. Mayor, or Mr.. somebody else who has au.
thority, ia there no remedy? Must we endure
these torturss through the autumn months,
and then be buried in mud tho winter months I
Why can't we have our streets cleaned at
nnna
The national Republican., 1862-10-23
Communicated.
Vaults.

OF the innumerable npisanOes which abound
in the capital, none, think, are more worthy
Of exeoratiOn than the intOlerable and unoiyil.
lied law in regard to vaults, which compels me
ises.
Instead of the present law forbidding people
from sinking vaults below the surface, they
should be made to do so, which would result In
great Improvement Of the atmosphere, and,
consequently, Of health.
The reasons given for the present custom are
worthy OF more remote age and were ok.
ploded long ago.