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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-06

nresspt. The Hon. Abner Coburn was nomins'e :,
for Governor. The platform invites union % a.
patrioc men in support Of tho policy and principe.
Of the Administration; insists that the rebellion nun
be put down at any cost; expresses sympA'"y III
the Army and Navy, and compliments 1o'' "'''
burDe. :, Z,
in the Common Pleas yesterday II was '.,u.'
that person guaranty for al ther Win w 80 :.
ton ,vso oood E = nothing. The case was that Oh
clerk who told his employer ipa' 80, o,or,l
bought hats, and did not pay Tor .nem' 10 Corr,
v,,.ld nav. The employer sued him. anu '"' o''''
decided as we nave above expressed
--Gov. Berry OF HAMPSHIRE was inausuiA'eu
,,o.,a,d.v His Message represents tue o.a'o W W
= eourshipg condition in all its material interests
T.. ,sgs,d to national affairs the Governor taxes
INC Ground in favor of UNFOLDING the Government
rs Established by its founders and looks upon Slavery
rs the great curse Of the pa'lon'
The coolest inhabltant" his come to light
That remarkable relic Of past age yesterday pro-
rosed resolution in the Missouri State Convention,
that we ropudiate and eschew the agitation OF the
Slavery question at the present time."
We have from Pennsylvania accounts OF dis
sstrous floods in the Delaware and Lehigh Rivers.
Itis stated that many people have been drowned by
the sudden rise Of the water.
Gov. Rector Of Arkansas has called upon the
editor Of The Litle Rock Democrat to fight him IN
duel for charging him with running away and leav'
inc the State without Government.
Our Washington dispatches present synopsis OF
the PROVISIONS Of Mr. Porters Confscaton or EEnan-
cipa,ion bill, which will undoubtedly be adopted.
-Wisconsins Legislature met on Tuesday. Gov.
Saomons message is devoted chiefly to the internal
affairs of the State.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-06

!. cou.picuously earnest and boldly right all the
time. It is this which makes Passaic ne.
publican county, while Hudson, Essex aud
upion-oId Wing stronghods-have for years
been settling deeper and deeper into the slough
Of Slave Democracy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-06

The Paterson Guardian DAILY and Weekly
is one live Republican paper in New.Jersey.
There are others, Of c0ursei but Tie GUARDIAN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-06
The Buffalo Courier has correspondent
wandering through Indiana, and reporting saas
the people of that region are, like himself and
Democrats generally moderately hostile !"
Emancipation. Look at his reasons:

The Border States certainly will resis. any general emu
cpaon scheme that will free forever Of tho sec'
any political form. What sbsudiiy would sPfe@
Europe and history for the Republic to give
to millions OF black slaves and then give them no pouos
rights Indeed the negroes and their nasty Abolition '
ps,hi.ers would NO. quiet in such state They veaa
demand sgate and finally succeed Ia obtaining Iouca nd
social recognition What 9 lovely state Of society tha
would be-ussers IN public Offices. nssers everywhs u"
their vanity and insoeuce could pretend TO- Yet shsu "
pa,ra,oa would look like bsrbarous ct. unworthy Of ns
Republic and boosted civilization The question "
termnsby enansed. though pesisrs We ought to % ."
duty to oar,eyo. and to posts,ty, whom We ahs %
aueath pretty sGus sum Of money! Sds aud Iss u'
ideal b.-bu and snomses Of history take care Of then
selves"
1t is q hard knot, is MT it II won't doN
let black man own his own liubs aud
muscles, nor To forbid another mans owning us
wife and children, because Freedom without
the Elective Franchise would BE- ABSURD
Worse still: the absurdity could not be per.
petuatcd-if free, they ultimately rsslS
he allowed TO vote. II would nj answer
IN drive them on. of the country-1nas
Noul be "a barbarous act'-sc, yod
see. nothing will do but to let the aucsloHees
of Richmond. CharIeston aud New-Orean'' set
tbcm mn and knock them down as usdn'
Comfortable rs that conclusion may seem"
D,mo,rats-we trust that Divine Justice
pr.uariug another aud mere benehcens seiu'''n
OF the problem.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-06

MIR Wees at the Po.t.Odice; Oxford, n; H. w,
furnish Tpn DAILY. sKNi-N EEhLf' sAd "kEhii AhD'N
.. our published rstes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-06

TO CORRLsPoADENTS.
~ ... can be ta,en Of ANONYMOUS Comrnun'csuon'
.,.- .,n,epded for insertion must ne sutheSeossed
49, the name and ADDRESS writer-not necessarily '
rnbl,cstou. bu, a. aeu.rant, Tor bis good faith
~. cannot undertake 10 return rejected CohnuAi0
All business letters ior this Office shoua W 'DN
.Vux TrIYrNEo New-fork.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-03-11
Continental Money

For the purpose Of pecuaiary means to
carry on the revolutionary war, the cont
uental congress issued bills, IN different
sizes, the faith Of the confederate eel MES.
pledged for their redemption. Tho first
issue was June %. I775, of = 000,0CO,
and from time - time other orlissIcus wc.c
authorized, TIL tie beginning # I1s9
when 100000, coo had been issued and
none redeemed
Mr.. Tossing, in his Field Book Of the
Revolution, gives u scale ct Sue depTecia~
tion of the HI, the paper currency va, )
per cent. discount. Ia July it was % per
cent. discount, AMI before the end Of the
year three dollars in paper would not ccm
msnd silver dollar. IL 1913 the paper
currency continued to depreciate, so that
in April fur dollars in paper were not equ-
al to one in coin. In September the ratio
was as five to one, aud at the close Of the
year il was six aud half to on. Ia l779
the depreciation rapidly continued In
February the ratio was eight dollars and a
half of paper to one in silver. In May it
was twelve to one in September eighteen
to one aud before the Close Of the year a
paper dollar was only worth four cents -
In March, 1880. a paper liar was worth
three cents; in May it was worth iwo cents;
and in December 81 in paper for 81 in
silver. AT shis point the history stops.
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SAINT LOUIS STORE.
w hoIesaIe & Retail.
Choice Family Groceries,

1--WE undersigned beGs leave to call the attention OF
the citizens of Joliet and vicinity to his full and com
odlte Stock of
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HOW Beautiful for a (hiId's Grave

nAGUARREOTYPE PICTURES ATTACHED TO
IL Head Stones and Monuments in PAEIAS MAIBLE
CASE, and warren"d to the Likeness from any
air and dampness for a long number of years. Any
DagucrreCypst copy the paEucrreOty Pc into these
Cases from the original picture, ard it Is but few
moments work 20 attach of them to "A Head Stone
When attached to Head Stone or Monument, they
look though they were carved with the
SCUptOTs Chscl. for they initiate marble perfectly
They are very ornamental 10 a Head Stone, and are
worth twice the amou ut charged, for Ornament
dUrc tran Fifteen Thousand Cases have been Sold
this fact atone shows Coucusively that they fast
running into general use.
The aicrDng Of the Srpuchers Of removed ones al
leyiaies our grief and soothcs the wounded heart
also cheers the Lercav"d to know thas an additional
establishment OF tne grave presents stronger attras-
t"ns to the attention Of the stranger and causes
him pause and learn the PUUe, and gaze the
stSsS Of who has shared largely in the love OF
others. To refined and cultivated mind. there is not
"A more mcurnful spectacle on earth than a desc
Grated grave, neglected and OyergrOwn graveyard
Those i'll whose memories the departed live, viii
to strew sweet flowers upon their graves ami drop
tear of Rfi ction.
The, will plant there the Rose. the lilly and tile
Evergreen Is EIuhlems Of a fragrant and beautiful
Immortality which they assign them in the Paradise
OF God. Above all Ne would depUTc the loss Of those
IL of dear departed ones which distinctly
engrayvn upon the tablets OF our memory. Al-Cugh
months and years may "lapse since memorable Death
made surrender the tcdies Of cherished the
grave and their spirits od yet they still pres
ont to orr minds, beautiful and lifc-!ike.
And who does not realize melancholy pleasure IN
recalling departed ones, he their image clothed with
the innocence aud loneliness Of youth, marked by
the SORROWS or cares of aga!
One of these Cases will be sent by express to any
person in III, United States for Two Dollars. Cine toz.
Cases viii be sent to Marble Dealer Daguer-
reotypist for Twelve Dollars
Circulars. &C, furnished free, and sent with each
package of Cases. Agents charge $ apiece when
they attach them to Head Stones.
Any person wishing 10 sell them can be supplied AZ
Twelve Dollars per Dozen.
Young Men and Mechanics can by engaging in this
business make easily Fire HaRdrc Dollars this Spring.
aud only Twelve Dollars required Capital to COM
nence with.
Monumental Design Book will be sent to any Mar
be Dealer for Three Dollars. This rsrate work,
and well worth the price asked for it.
All Orders must be accompanied by the Money:
will be responsible for its safety, if You have proof of
sending it.
Address the Manufacturer
a. LEWIS BALDWIN.
m2G II West Ncrudeu, Conn.
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incidents at Fort Done.son.

Three members Of the 9th Illinois rushed
over the rifle pits after the enemy bad
retreated. and persisted fighting against
thousand foes.
On Saturday. young man, James
Hartley, who had lost q brother the pre-
vious day, swore to be revenSei, and in
one Of the sorties by the retrl., attack ed
six of them, and then lost bis own lie.
Corporal Mooney, an freshman, seeing
the staff of ore Of the regimentgl
flags was shot away. picked up tue Stars
snd Stripes, and wrapping them around
bis body, rushed over the Paraphet Of the
outworkA, aud crying Come on, my brave
boys" and was blown to pieces by shell.
A Lieutenant q. ,uel in an Iowa regi-
ment, during the fierce contest OF Saturday
afternoon, had nine bullets tut through
bis coat, and yet sustained no Injury.
Porter Morton Of the l3th I.linois had the
case Of his watch, which lie wore il his
upper vest pocket, Immediately over his
heart, torn away by canister shot, and
the watch still continued to keep time.
The life Of Reuben Davis Of the KpC-
lucky 9th was saved by a silver half liar
in bis waiscoat pocket lie had borrowed
that amount OF companion some days
before, and -ffsred to return it before going
upon the field but his companion toll Tim
to keep the coin ss hc might stand in need
Of It before night. He had need o. il in his
great need, for rife bali stuck the coin
in the centre, and destroyed the figure OF
liberty on its face.
Within the fort a small seccsh flag was
PLANTED, ard twice the POLE supporting il
was shot away. Some tnc picked is W
and said :"That's bad omen if IFS bru't
down again, we will be dtira ei." Hardly
had he spoken before a shell burst above
his head, and a fragment shigered the
staff. and crushed through the speaker $
skull
We might relate a hundred such strange
incidents of the three days bat lc ; Gut
these will suffice to show hGls truth often
transcends the limits Of fiction.
The fall Of Fort Danelson had been pro-
ductive OF the greatest degree Of terror
throughout the entire South. From every
quarter evidences are received that LOCK-
upon their cause as most deperate one
and the alarm is day by day becoming
more universal
One of the rebel Captains asked how the
boats had contrived TO escape all the ( r
pedoes that had been placed in the Tenn
essee rivers, and which he thought would
have blown our feet to atoms. When t,l1
the tOrpedoes were usually harmless, and
that some Of them had been taken mp and
exhibited as specimens Of Intellectual malg>
nifty, he declared it was very hard to kill a
Yankee; that ii yoa baitcd II hook with
the devil, the Yankee would stea! the hook
without the devils knowing il.
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scene at the white House.

The following is furnished us by Swipes.
our Especial Washington correspondent"
At the Great Lincoln Bal at Washing
ton. very worthy German who had b ,ught
ticket accompanied by his wife, with
two year old young rna, on her back.
approached the White House. the man gave
a loud rap; Mr.. Lincoln opened the door
when the following C, liuquy took place:
Do you want to see me?'
'Yaw'
Whats your name p
'Shermauy on der Rhine
whats your wife's name?'
NIX for Sta
when did you arrive IN Wash .ton?'
Nit Steam B ats
That's a sweet child, how many have
your
'Yaw-two barrels NIT krout'
What house do you 1--we in?'
Two rooRs nit de basement
Are you IN for the war?
Sartin-nine son f. hts NIT Segsl.'
D. you believe in Ultimate extenct-
ion2'
Yaw-me you waltz, mine frow heap
We are all full here to night
Kill him turkey gob5ers. heap
Go way from here. can't keep you
Sic liegen swie glass larger beer
Leave or III call Bro wningr
Pay me mine m1nicsh back, you Won
monsieur Scheal Rail Split thrustlng a
ticket into Mr.. LincOlD's face.
MIR. Lincoln slammed the door to NUT
tering out:
Blast that sour krout Du lehman. who
sold him that ticket, come Browning let's
smile, leave your Daughter I'll take care Of
her.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-03-11
DISEASED HORSES AND CATTLE,

Require restoration of nsensbe perspiraton SIoans
Fever Antidote, Condition Powder is a certain Blood
Purifier Ii never fails to loosen the skin cleanse the
water create an appetite. aud positive for Coughs
Colds. stiff Complaint. Founder Dstenpcr, and carries
of Bolts and Worms, may be given at any time and
under all circumstances with perfect safety.
One Psck',ge of the Powders and box of the Ont-
ment Will perfectly cure recent Founder in
eight days without leaving the least effect in the feet
In Hor- Dstempor. they will aay the fever and pro-
mote healthy termination of the disease. One pow
der and part of a box OF ointment. will. in all
eases. cnre, tho Horn Distemper in COW; two are
sometimes required FER OK.
WALTEI; Il. SLOAN. tine original discoveTer Of this
truly valuable medicine. still has the sole supervision
of its manufacture hut oricis should be sent tu his
son. Oscar Sloan, p South Water Street Chicago,
Ill. who will promptly supply the demand for these
popular and truly great medicines
They are sold by all dealers in Medicine. Sold
wholesale aud retail ~ Manufacturers prices at
Joliet. BY J. H. BROWN and Retaed by ali the 9TH
er Druggists
June 10. 1850 no1ly
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S1rnved or stolen.

~ the 2Stl of June last. one sorre! Mare years
ofd shod days before she Left, small white spot
i'll the forehead. sorre name anu tall two letters H.
: branded the left shoulder no long hair on The
f.tlocks one f.tlucI and of the hind feet little
llrg, Than the others caused by strain, large fat
hoos and the inside ol tho huos Is as fun as tie rim IN
the bottom. aud steps long when under a trOt.
Whoever viii said Ma" shall receive 50 If
stolen aud VIII County Will pay $50 Tor the thief also
il strayeI will pay - if found within 10 mites from
Joliet III pay $40 II found within 20 miles 81 Joliet
ANY who will salc mp sa d mare aud give infJr-
by letter through the p q. At Joliet, III direct
to Box So, shall be Literally rewarded
4. .. HARRINGTON.
Joliet ,,Euly l.. 1880. H5-aw.
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NOTICE.

ESTATE OF THOMAS WIIELAN, DECD.
DUBbiC notice is hereby given that the 3rd
4 Monday Of March next, (being the 18th day of
said monthly | shall attend before the County
Court Of WCounty at the Court House in the city Of
Joliet Tor the pun pose of settling and adjusting all
claims against the estate of Thomas Wheian late Of
said cuuuty decd wien and where all claimants are
notified and requested to attend and present their
claims in writing against said estate for adjustment
All persons indebted to said estate, also request
ed to make payment to the undersigned without DELAY
MOSES WlIELAN, Admir-
Dated Dec. %. lSGl.
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NOTICE.
ESTATE OF WILLIAM McGARR. DECD.

LSIhI II VF " ILLIaNI U1hfsII, DEC D.
DUBLIC notice is hereby given, that the Third
i Monday Of March next. (being the 18th day Of
said month"; shall attend before the County Court of
VIII County, at the Court House in the city Of Joliet
Tor the purpose of settling and adjusting all claims
against the estate OF William Mcarr late Of said Conn
" deceased. when All where all claimants notified
anu requested 10 attend aud present their claims in
Writing against said estate for adjustment.
All persons indebted to said estate arc also re1upst-
cd TO make pay to the undersigned without d.ay
January IS, 1862. s9sxr
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-03-11
TAxsALE NOTICE.

4 persons concerned will please take notice. aid
N hereby notified, that a sale for deIinaneDt
special tax levied in pursuance of city ordinance
the Court House. in the city Of Joliet Will County
Illinois, the 18th day Of April A. d. 1860 In pur
Of law she following described lot was purchas
ed by the undersigned who is the lawful holder Of th
purchase certificate of said sale that the time for re-
demption wi expire in two years from the date a;
said sale, and the of redemption will be dou. the
sold for. interest, subsequent taxes and cost
ofadvertisin0, viz:
Lott Block sc, School Sec. Add. to Joliet Sod for
Sl,76. - -
Joliet, Jan. :, 1882.
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"a HH@HEN :" {" VA
no PAINTERS g. OTHERS :
$500 Dollar. worth of Brushes,

DAlNT, Whte-wash, scrubbing, counter, stove, shoe
and Horse Brushes at J.H. BROWNS.
Sert q ,56 nl2
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COUNTY OF WILL, j%( of March Term, 1862.
her next friend John Mahcney, Bill f,r
Divorce.
John McCariy.
1 FPlDANIr of the non-resilence Of the above
~ famed defendant. john McCIrty having be n
filed in the office of the Clerk of the said Notice
is hereby given to TIE said defendant John Mozart
that Elizabeth McCarty the said mplainant has filed
her bill of complaint in said court the chancery
side thorecf; and that summons lhereupou issued
out Of said court in said against said defendant
returnabe the Third Monday of March next, and
that said cause is now lending in said court.
Now Mess you the said John McCarty, shall per
soualy be AMI appear before the said Circuit Court
of viii County, the first day the term
Of. to be held at Joliet in said Will County, on tho
third Monday Of March, A d. 1862 and plead. answer,
demur the said complanants bill Of complaint.
the and the matters and things therein charged
and stated, VIII be- taken confessed by YOU, and n
decree entered against according to the prayer
said bill Of COM laint.
j. F. RUSSELL, Clerk.
r. +. BARBER. Compls Sol.
Joliet, Jan IL, 1862 3l-4w
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Joliet, July 80, 1861.
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New GoodsI

THE subscriber has i,.st -
l. spring and summer goods ~ va srge St.
which in fact he Is PREPARED 10 every dsFS
%ant any kind G Of Dry DR. cGG sa tsE al
tage to calland examine efore II 70
LADIES DRESS GOODS s'''A'fS
Black Silks, PoplIns Me-inoss r.,
Laiies Plain, figured, W&tered. &e AlaiAec., n
MILLINERY AND FAXcY en-.
comets and Trimmings. copsi..=--- 1VpDS,
SIiins, Innings, Plume= Eosetts. srf,s.t E-'ls s.
G9ioIs, Edsihss Irinsrs SIX lace, els, n =
Hose, and Eouaa siiyeIez Col,I,- - "'o'es, Cla5M
Printed Callcss, Canlbrics. H.. 'sf
Cotton Batting &C. H''aa' kentuciv ~
splendid assortment Of T. l.breis.;. . ~
undersieeves, Ch1hizettF CpTtaiTS -. Cufs c..
pms, Grape, Bay State, Plain, and sis ooast.
hememUer this is the place fOF h.. slas
l. CDUyriv
Gu Chez
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INFALLlELE AND WARRANTED!

Acoustic Pocket Article for the Deaf
With which to hear Lectures Sermons. Speeches. &c
1t IL small and can be carried in the pocket. and
when used. he entirely concealed. Ii ia construeted
Of three kinds Of metal, with Gutta ereha tubes so
combined as TO form powerful reflector Of sound !:
aud Is altogether the most desirable instrument for
the deal. ever invented letter enclosing full mar.
iculars will be sent TO an address on the recent of
a cent stamp, with which. 10 send the same
Address II MANSFIELD. Book Seller
~ lS4 York Street. New Haven. Conn
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sOUNG'S
ADJUSTABLECULTEVATOR
AND
WEED EXTERMINATOR

fT'HIS implement, the 'only in use that viii
i thoroughly eXterminate all grass and weeds in
Corn aud Potato rows and AT the time effectually
pulvetze the soil may be had in this vicinity Of Lane
and Loomer, LOckpOTt-BrOcks q Co, aud W r. Bar.
rett, Joliet, Fish Carpenter, MnOoka, ii, G. Koop
Son, kankakec City, and of the subscriber.
JOHN YOUNG.
Manhatton, March 20, 1890
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FOR CATTLE ARD HORSES

rilIiIS is truly Great Remedy Half % cent bot
i Tie Of Sluan'S Instant Relief. given in pint Of
water, seldom fails to hose of CUiic in
few minutes i'll extreme repeat tine dose in 10
mnucts
For Bruises. Strains, Sprans. and many other injur
les on Horses. Cattle and other animals Sioaus In
slant Relief speedily effects a Many persons
have been astcncd to witness the rapid effected
by the of this waudcrlul medicine.
CO -Get Circulars OF Agents.
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SENSIBLE QuERIEs.-The self examining
society has proposed the following queries
10 all people about this period:
Does it cost anything to print paper !?
How long can a printer afford to furnish
q paper for nothing?
Ifso. how do they get it?
ID ! owe for my pager?
Is not this particular period first rate
time - pay up?
If any of our readers cons;.iqr these aues-
tions personal, we advise then. ~ ease their
conscience at once.
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JOLIET MILLS,

c q s I o NJ ID EPA RTMENT
M would call the attention Of Farmers living at a
w distance and on any Of the Rail Reals 10 this
branch OF our business We will take your ists OF Ten
wv bushels and upwards fiom the different depots in
the city and return them the day (Railroad ar
rangements peTmittng,) send your and Railroad
station BY mail or well secured to the bags directed
Joliet, May 26th, 1857.
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SdEayPd

u ROM the subscriber during tie early part If the
a summer three colts and mule, dark bay
horse col', years old, right hind foot white, branded
IL II on left shouder-rather Gm; one Of the others
bright bay horse colt year old, and the other
mare colt bright bay one year old, both hrandd as
above. The mule was year old last spring, the
best one in the State dark brown, light colored
Also brown and calf-the 10 II years Old,
ntdiing size, supposed To be in the region of l. Mile
Grove. Whoever will return said strays give infor
nation where they may be found will be literally re
warded.
u.K. STEVENS.
Joliet, Nov. PC, 1851. MI