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Cal -,
Bill for Divorce

John Eagan
FPIDAvIT Of the nonresidenoe Of the show -
the oce Of the CLERK Of the aid Court, notice ~.
by given t. the said defendant, Thomas bAsxl N
CAtharine EagAn the said complainant h1s hs - 80
Of complaint In said court the Chancery - -.
and that a summons ihereupon issued out Oh - IN.
IN said cause against said defendant returDAn.s 80,
third Monday OF May next and that sAA es0S
pending in said court. r,,.
Nov urless you the said Thomas Eagan sn-a M,
County the first day Of the next term tssrs5
held at Joliet In said county, on the thiro A.
May, A. D. 1892, and plead, answer or go - ,bs
matters and thugs therein charged and ssieo ,-ss
taken and confessed by you AID oee, ~, &C.,
against you according 10 the PRAYER o. ssa giI 90
plant. Il. y. kUSsELis 49,
W BorES sol'r for conpt. .tasx
Toilet, April 3, 1852.
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ID II n II A l. NO TIE E
Dr.. Z. r. CARPENTER

Ahbs pleasure in informing the citizens fJoliet and
vicinity, that he is always 20 be found al Iis I 10
ton, aud that he has secured the serTiee-af Dr. n
SocHE9NE who WILDE constantly in attendance 10 ur
iIrIh an operations IN the best possible manner
10l.oe oeI IL, 1901. n1T-tf
Look TO Your LightsI
pURNING FLUID. Campheue. Iard OH. mr.. p,
u phant OIL Wax and sperm Candies for sale low Al
eept.s 1856. nl2 H. BROWNS
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E. G IL a. N by.

E. q Il a. by,
HSf Fl : " 's'"
NJ R. g. would respectfully announce TO bis friends
vi and the public generally, that he has rented
commodous room on Joliet 81 over the Express Office
whore ho is prepared &c give Instruction the VOLS
and NIoIiScEiLo.
Also in Singing and Cultivation Of the voice.
Es- All orders for tuning and repairing Promptly
ATTENDED aud charges 1Rode1d'e.
n. Il. Persons wishing TO purchase Pfanoforts wont
find IL To their advantage to give call.
j oliet. July PC. 1859. net
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.soIies Turu5ug Anon

VuIE SUBSCRIBER would announce to Cabinet Ma
kers, Stair Builders, and others in Of Turning
thar he is carrying On the
Turning Business
in all its various branches. Kings Single and Sash
Factory near the Upper Bridge by strict attention
business. he hopes receive share Of public patronage
Joliet. Dec. 10. u26 JAMES BOYNE
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RE-oPENING of THE
M 0 MR. Il HOU s Z

M Q N r o Il Fl o U s Z =.
's'HE subscriber respectfully announces 10 his
friends. the f'rmcr patrons Of the Monroe IIoust
md the public CcneIa that he will reopen this
iayurItr Hotel the ist OF January The house has
Lee. thoroughly clcansed and repaired. and by the
day q" opening VIII he completely fitted for the recep
tIuD Of guests The subscriber will devote himself
uRtIringly TO the object of rendering the house first
class one, and hopes, by assiduous attention To-
business to merit the favor Of the old frequenters of
the establishment. we'll Of all who desire Hotel
where rea-onableuess of charges may be combined
with the best fare and Accommodations
WM W. QUINN, Proprietor.
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Dss. ID. MGR AE,.

II ANIHG experimci ted with medicine In the treat
ment Of diseases for years, laying aside all preu
dices has examined IN tie meantime all the various
systems and schools medicine aud have selected such
remedies as demonstrate TO Ice safe and efficient
rejecting al! mineral poisons. To ren owe acute dis
ease IL comparatively easy task il is the curing OF
chronic diseases that requires knowledge combined
with patience an perseverance tempered with kind
ness 1t is in the latter class Of diseases where phys
ciaDs mostly make their failures Having given this
class Of discusses may sIecIa attention. profess
prerarcd all chronic diseases with positive sue
mean all that durable cases. unless Il be
conditionally, that patients may depend upon nav
declaration. profess to treat successfully all chronic
diseases Of the Lungs, Liver. BrUnca NuraIEia Para
lyss, rheumatism, and all arrangements of the nerv
Gus system. tistula and Piles successfully treated in
from thirty 70 sixty days without the use Of the knife
much addition al pain. profess treat with IN
paraelcd the lothsoIe disease known by the
name OF Cancer in all it. stages, without The Of the
knife any harsh treatment II patients will strictly
obey my instructions, will guarantee Satisfaction in
all cases where Reorganization of the vital organ
has taken place. The best Of references can be niven
from cZeHs Of St Louis where idcvoted my practice
for the last three years. have in MY Office Can
Tunors weighing from 4 to lbs that have re-
moved with success without the o the knife For
further particulars ply sciRus aud others arc iEyited
10 call and examine Tor themselves.
RI. McRAE, OceuIIst aud Aurist.
Gives special attention 10 diseases Of the bye aud Ear
In thi. climate. where the I've is subject many
diseases which fatal t. its delicate structure All
persons afflicted should attend to the earliest symptoms
avoiding much suffering and probable blindness.
Letters from distance, containing stamp will
receive prompt attention Address Box 1892.
d. MCRAE. NJ D.. st. Louis. No
OFFICE No. % NORTH FIFTH ST.
Between PINE and Chestnut Streets square from the
Court House, -. Louis. Mo- nl2ly
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u side Lot Block II Jockport GAO
That the time OF redemption from said sale viii
pire in two from the date OF said ale ard a.
cost o. redemption will be double the amount sold for
anu subsequent taxes 81 paid by mel with ten per cent
tSins. " '
GEORGE W. BAKER.
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A Romance of the French
school.
By ARrEMus WARD.

-. Friday, -, 1860.
On the sad sea sborel Always to hear
the moaning Of those dismal waves!
Listen. | will tell you my story-my
an moral Frenchman
She whom adored y hom ad re still,
is the wife of fat Marquis lop cared
beareyed. greasy Marquis. man with
aut soul. A man without sentiment, WI o
cares naught for moonlight and music A
low practical man, who pays his debts. |
hate him.
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S L o Ms ONT Mt!

F. FOR Mil1ness. Safety. Certainty. Thornush ness
Slons Ointment i rapidly sup crnE all other Oint
ments and Liuimants for the cure of the following
complaints fresh Wounds. Calls Of all kinds Crack
ed Heels Ring bone, Poev Windgals Callus Spavinc
Sweeney, kistua, Foundrred feet. sand Cracks
Scratches OF Grease, Mango and Horse DIstemper,
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N,HH0DNr
10 PAINTEnS . oTuERs

HAVE on hand large and well selected stock of all
L kinds Of PANTS, Dry and in Oil 8.
Also-sand paper, lnsccd OIL spirits TuTpintiue.-
TIMBER, Lhrage, Bronze. Gold and silver Leaf patent
DRYER, Lacher pume stone, Yarnshes, paint Brush IS,
Window Glass, &c. which am prepared 10 sell the
most ia'oralle terms J. II. BROWN
Sent. lS56. NJ
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-07-04
MEMPHIS, July 8, 1862.

kdltOfs ATPeal: 7
The members of Company E, 47th Regi-
ment Of Indiana Volunteers, take pleasure in
informing you of a movement among the
Union boys of Memphis. To-day, smart
bright eyed boy came to us and asked Us if we
would assist them in procuring flag for the
anniversary. OF course we did, and the brave
company of Union boys now have a nice flag
10 carry at the head of their column.
Flag Of the free hearts only home, 49,
by angel hands to yalor given;
Thy stars have lit the welcome dome,
and all thy hues were born in heaven.
Forever fioat that standard sheet.
Where breathes the foe but falls before US,
With Freedoms soil beneath our feet,
And Freedoms banner waving DER US.
SERG'T ii. w. ZENTZ,
Company &, 47th Reg. Ind. Vols.
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GENERAL ORDERS NO. go.
HEADQUARTERS DRT. OF WEST TENN.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, July 5, 1862.

80
MEMPHIS, Tenn, July 5, 1869.
The system of guerrilla warfare now being
prosecuted by some troops organized under
authority of the so-called Southern Confed-
eracy, and others without such authority,
being so pernieious to the welfare of the
community where it is carried on, and it be-
ing within the power of the community to
suppress this system, it is ordered that wher-
ever loss is sustained by the Government,
collections shall be made, by seizure of q
sufficient amount of personal property, from
persons in the immediate neighborhood sym
pathizing with the rebellion, to remunerats
the Government for all loss and expense of
ton.
Persons acting as guerrillss without orsani-
cation, and without uniform to distinguish
them from private citizens are not entitled to
the treatment of prisoners of war when
caught, and win not receive such treatment.
By order of Major General q. S. Grant
JoHS A. RAwLINs, A. A. G..
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PoLITENEss.

Communicated
1t costs but very little to be polite and affa-
bic. The effort, intellectual and physical,
neither exhausts the constitution nor impover-
ishes the mind.
Gentlemen OF Refinement AID polish, are
always urbane in their demeanor to all, equals
as well as to interiors. In that, they furnish
indubitable evidence of being well bred, refined
and educated, with punctilious obsery-
ance Of the elevating amenities Of life.
Their department and graceful presence, be-
token the gentleman, which contrasts strongly
with the coarse, vulgar, uncultiyatea BOBBY,
who is loudest IN his manifestations of dislike
of anything that displeases him, under sll cir
cumstances and in all places.
The clown carries the evidence of his dole.
full ignorance in bis countenance. He is al
ways laundering and stammering, sitting on
bis hat, upsetting his tea on the snowy spread,
stumbling over chair, or falls spcawling on
the door-steps as he bows himself in the most
approved lobster-like style out of the room.
These two eases show the effect of early
training, we decide at once, which of the two
has been blessed with the refining influences
OF good society, and that intellectual expan-
sion secured by the Attrition of mind upon
mind, which gives character and q status to
the man.
We are led to make these remarks on what
is expected from every well-bred person, in
consequence of the insulting course pursued by
weil-known pseudo poetess snd bevy of
goslins green, on Madison street, towards our
soldiers.
All that al ensenomned, vile tongued,
virago, aided by Kissing adders could do, has
been done, to insult our pickets, as they come
in from and go out on duty
The poor, weak, and Auttering aspirant for
groves of Parnassus, vents her intoxicated
hatred and crazy wrath towards our men, by
Kissing in the modern geesy style, looking
very sharp and very fierce, Haunting her dress
as evidence of contempt, with various other
elegant and ladylike proofs of her utter alb
florence of Federal soldiers.
Her demonstrations are eloquent of her
early training, her associations were evidently
coarse, unrefned and far removed from that
retiring modesty which emSelliishes and
ennobles woman.
Crack-brained, dreamy and visionary seces-
sionist, whose head is crammed with ricketty
disjointed poetica! twaddle, which would get
any schoo girl sonnd thrsshing for writ
ing, and very apt to fancy themselves buoyed
up with divine affiatus, which is really ex-
cessively offensivs and gassy. Such vagaries,
however, we can tolerate, and by great exer.
ton endure, but we cannot, and will not, en-
dure their silly taunts and indignities to our
men. We therefore strongly urge our military
authorities to arrest all such offenders, and send
| them South.
Seeessia is precisely the place for them, they
should yearn to reach their beloved Dixie
/ We don't want them.
CHEsTERFIELD.
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and another, name unknown. On the az
proach Of Eilet's feet of rams, these boats
were fred; and the carpenter of the Van
Dorm. states they had been prepared for burn
ing with tar and turpentine.
These boats being fred, were turned adrift
TO act as fire ships against the rams.
They did no injury.
We are also informed on indisputable au-
thority, that five thousand negroes have been
ordered By Major-General Butler to work on
cutting 8 canal across the bend on which
Vicksburg, or its remains are now situated.
The bed of the Mississippi being thus turned,
Vicksburg becomes an inland city for ever
more. Seven hundred ineendiary shells have
been sent for to New Orleans with which to
reduce ths remains of Yicksburg 20 ashes /;
and the canal is fast progressing to completion
Captain Curry tells US that all alone the
shore coming up, the fall of Richmond is con-
ideEtly asserted by the people and for the
cutting of the telegraph wires. the particulars
would undoubtedly have reached Memphis
ere this
The battery mounted four guns, none of
which were used.
Beyond the raft some sixty miles, the car
penter alluded to, and others report twenty Of
the finest steamboats, of the South, and Shir-
ley's gun boat, the Arkansas, TO protect which
the raft had been Constructed and the battery
planted.
The Arkansas is manned. her guns are
mounted. Her crew consists of twenty ma
rines and some conscripts-
An expedition consisting Of two or more
of Fsrragut's gun boats, the ram fleet
and transports with sufficient infantry to
remove the raft, take the battery and
capture the Arkansas and the steamboats,
above, was to start the day before yesterday,
and has probably done SO ere this.
As ali the foregoing particulars are certainly
correct, and Of nature deeply to interest the
people Of Memphis, we have thought it our
duty to publish them without waiting for oar
issue of tomorrow.
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HE4DeuAs.Eas EsAf O., s.i,'.'


The Board Of Claims submits the following rules Sr
the eovsruroert of ,arss asking relief and contestng
claims
l. The party asking relief must make short snceirct
statement in writing showing that the property In con-
traversy military possession, and all tbs facts e
ltive to the subject of mrst be clearly
stated and the statement thus made, nst be sworn TO
by the party prosecuting.
All the parties Interested must te NAMED in The re-
taon, and NUS have notice Of such Prosecution.
The written statements Of rtlss ~ii' te heard
e. Arguments except 81 statement Of the parties
will no. be beard.
s. The Board sill meet at A. n. end 2Px
g. Case set for fia psrtieuisr hour must be hard
at the tme they VIII be dismissed without good 'es
on can be shown for ccatinuauee-and again heard
JAMES E. SLACK,
A. MCLAUGHLIN, Beard
r. p DE- HART
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THE FOURTH oFyULY

The Anniversary Of American freedom win
be celebrated to-day In Memphis. Si.ce
that day Of holy memories what outrages have
been committed in the name OF the Liberty it
inaugursted I Law laid aside, men dragged
from their beds, and clinging wives to preform
compulsed and unremunerated labor, and shot
for endeavoring TO escape it. Property reft
from its owners, the expression of opinion
tortured into crime, and the very Minister of
God ostracized from the pulpit. But the old
day comes around once more; and the flag
that foated over monterey and Chapultepec,
waves its liberty protecting folds over Mem
phis Life and property are once more safe,
the sscredness Of the poor mans rights re-
spected, and religion, herself liberated. Surely
whatever differences Of political opinion may
DO entertained, none can refuse to rejoice in
these results attendant. on the presence OF the
old flag in Memphis on the Fourth Of July,
1862, contrasted with the Fourth Of July
1861
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Coon BoADING HoUsE.-It many person conn
ing to the city as strangers, may be interested
in knowing where they can be accommodated
with board. To all such, and to residents we
would designate favorably the building occu-
pied by Mrs Brown, who is landlady after
the old style of the best housekeepers. She
spares no pains to make all her guests feel at
hhme. She occupies q house on Second street,
a few doors east of the telegraph Office.
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DEATH OF JAMES EL.IorT.-The Wheeling
Intelligencer, of the 3Oth, contained the fol-
lowing;
james Elliott, correspondent Of the Cincin-
natl Gazette, died at the Mcclure House yes
terday morning, of infamatory rheumatism
and fever. Mr.. Elliott has been following
Gen. Fremonts army for some time, but taking
i'll, he went to Martinsburg for medical treat
ment. He remained at Martinsburg several
days, but reached this city on Friday. The
best of medical treatment and the kindest
attention availed nothing, and death resulted
as above stated.
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LATEST By TELEGRAPH

A gentleman in this city yesterday received
the following from the telegraph Office:
"The operator at Cairo says they have no
news there of the Presidents calling for more
volunteers nor of McClelIan's army being
cut to pieces or defeated. All such reports
are s-lie, at present VAS.
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MATTERS.
PROVOST MARsHAL's OFFICE.

AN PLACES within II. limits Of the CITY Of Meunbis
and il immediate spburbs. kept for the purpce OF
falling pirituous vicious or mar liquors of any kind
must be closed and kspt closed By er Ie O'Clock
n Of this day.
ANS person violating the letter srt IL this order
" keeping open DR. hiking saloons, retailing therein
with closed dos, viii subject themselves TO- iprison-
mant and the forfeiture Of their entire stock
This order applies to steamboats, while lying at the
landing.
d. G.. ANTHONY,
Lieut.. Col and Provost Marshal 4 the city Of Mem
pills tts& #888 E4a iy3H
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NEW COMMISSION HoUsE.-H. b. Clifford,
late of Louisville Kentucky, general grocery,
storage, forwarding and commission merchant,
at the old and well known stand of A. Vac.
caro- & Co., No. Front Row We buy and
sell on commission every description of pro.
duce, merchandise, etc Personal attention
given to all orders and eonsignments We
have now in store fifty casks shoulders, twenty
Ave hams, few sides, fifty barrels mackerel
afty one-half barrels mackerel, oue-hundred
kits maokerel, fifty one-half barrels Lake Su.
perior white fish, one hundred barrels extrs
vinegar, four hundred barrels salt, one hun.
dred barrels family -four, one hundred boxe.
cheese, butter, Lard, ETC.; together with fall
stock Of suffers goods, that will be sold low
TO close consignments. All Southern money
take at its current value.
n. B. All goods forwarded with dispatch
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-07-04

CELEBRATING THE FoURTH.-L Lieut. NJ S.
Truax, now recruiting for Captain Hough's
mpany, of the Second Tennessee volunteers,
;gests that the Fourth is Of all days the
most proper for volunteering to serve the old
flag, Office 25 Front Row, where Lieutenant
Truax or Lieutenant s. II. WaIbridge may be
always found. Practical patriotism outstri r.
the eagle, spread him how you may
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-07-04

THE BANKING CAPITAL IN WAsHINaToN.-
Washington, with 10000 people and large
floating population, has much less banking
capital now than it had in 1917, when the
population was less than 10000 The general
rae of interest on the street here has been, for
the last twenty years. from one to per cent
month, on good security.
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-07-04

GESTLEMAE.-The United States naval
officer, who was shot by John Forrest, has ex-
pressed, in epistolary form, a strong desire to
have him released from confinement, saying
that be. forgaYe him freely and pitied him
mach, for his iii health and other in6rmities.
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-07-04

ANNIvEBsARY GRAFTON IN BALTIMORE
Hon. Emerson Ether.dge. viii deliver an
Grafton from the steps of the Washington
Monument, in Baltimore, on the Fourth of
July. Extensive preparations are making
for celebrating the national holiday by the
Union men of that city.
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-07-04

The CAMPBELL 's-The mlnstrels now at
Odd Fellows Hall viii give grand enter
tainment at three O'Clock this afternoon, in
honor of the old Fourth. The versatile talents
Of Mr.. Smith repay in their exhibition the
price of entry, to say nothing of the homeless
man, etc, etc Give the little ones a laugh
and take them to the Campbells
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-07-04

LOYAL RDIToRs.-The special order Of the
Provost Marshal General, requiring all the
newspaper editors of the city of Memphis to
take the oath Of allegiance, will be found in our
advertising columns this morning.
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-07-04
ARTICLE sd-PAr1ENrs AND VISITORS.

SIC. /. Patients will obey and all prescription
made for them by the medical officers and admirsted by
the nurses will conduct themselves with preprety,
every ofenss, to accrue to the hospital fund.
Sc 2. Patients in the judgment Of the assistant
geons able TO do So viii rise H. and make their
beds.
SEC. B. All patients will entry into the hospital lie
Invested Of their clothing, after being washed
shaved and combed il their a nits of It, be invested
in hospital garments At their dismissal they will leave
all hospital clothing and their own which has in
the mean tins been thoroughly cleansed.
SEC. L. Visitors will be admitted fSundays excepted
from A.. till P. m. They will send up their card,
with the object of their visit tbs chief surgeon Who
not incompatible with the good Of the sick will admit
them.
SEC s. No wine, beer or spirtuous liquor will Be CIV
by visitors to the PATIENTS and they, well deca-
cies must be delivered to the surgeon for the benefit
any Of the sick, that may most require them giving
however, the friend the visitor the preference 1nd-
vdualized charity produces heart burnngs and jea-
ousies, and Is therefore improper in this case
SEC. g. Persons desiring visit prsoners-ofwar,
must have in addition permit from the Provost Marshal
SEC. = Clerymen, In their official functions viii be
admitted at all hours.
SEc g. Arrangements are to be made to celebrate Di
vine service every Sunday morning, for
able and willing 70 attend.
JoEE @. r. HoLsToN,
HG1 Medical Director.
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MATTHEW'S & HEMsHALL.
MEMPHIS STEAM DIE WORKS.

NJ the school Of the great and celebrated ChemlcaI
- Dyers AMI Scou ers, ok Matthews, at Sc Louis
has been tnduc d to open ausbmpnt for ar yfrn
on the above business in all it's hranch,s Every d.
scription Of gsstl m MS ATS, VESTS PANTS are
DYED censed, and restore to their original Der ecto'
entir ly removing every rpot gr@ssp, paiat wax
ta-, Together wi all 9th b. mishes aud impurt = !,
which such grmeuts liable aud the RI us
10 reappesr Gail ard samples Of Coat "a, ,v
Espe,ial atfenr to rsdying Lad 60 DRESSES aud
SHAWLS, etc '.ss of 's'iurr render sails action
no chsrge via Office on II In, begwsrn q y, so
and Beai. J2sly
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MATERIAL FOR FLAos.-The principal rea-
son given for the small number of national flags
in the city, is, that no merchant has been
thoughtful enough 10 bring on material for
their Manufacture Who viii be tie frst to
supply the demand?
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-07-04

De. SAwYEE will enter upon his duties as
business manager Of this establishment this
morning. $500
We hope that the citizens win be pleased
with his business capacities and gentlemanly
affability. J. X. DAvIssON