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PROPOSALS.

A nMY surrIiEs OFFICE or y, ARMY CLOTHING
All % ~ New q Ys this os n aD i eSs sTs
Thursday the - instant making by contract, the fol-
Ssas wh arm vii oe issued arts n II sSes
% as as Fl a wson r ] pe &c ss
n the Del Of Army Clothing and klppage In this ciy
FORAGE Caps
4 tnsSrm Goats. infantry and artillery
Uniio m ckets, cavalry and arlilery
Flaunei Coats, lined and uniined.
Great Coats, infantry and cavalry.
FLANNEL sairts
Bed sacks, siugle and double.
nosaaita Bars single and double.
HE above sres must be rs well made In every respect
the sealed patterns IN this Office where they may 10 ek;
will be rcev d under rigid insprction mad by
y 81 es r gsa sSss
win b. isuc ~ such Quantity for each article - Las been
cuttings must be returned this department Mt
o. C. IL ms sSs z the w c hi. p.
Of S. names. address responsibility Of Two
H. aaahs q SSe WORK required and he viii also state the
shortest DDS within Which deliveries Will be made
ness dealers clothing accustomed to employ
il Is 10 lie dstu y understood tina. shall
to oer pars s ne co or q e pro
such consent except nder process OF aw, will be-
s sars,a. w DC eid reSpcase '' ''''' 'A -
Bias deemed unreasonable or coming from irresponsible
Forms proposals and guarantee win be Furnished on
tlnt GOES not conform thereto,
ais will lie endorsed PROPOSALS Tor manufacturing
army suppics,r and addressed 10 :. ...
s Lieutenant Colonel D. n. NTNTON,
DEPUTY Quarei master General United States Army.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS PROPOSALS Will, BE RE
eeiyed the Kings county Treasurers ohre, No. IS
Court street. Brooklyn, until O'Clock r. NJ. on Tuesday,
July s which mc and place they VIII be orensu,
Tor unshng Cor the ensuing year for the Amshousc Dc
narut az the a ouny about 247 OBJ rOuuas OF fresh
beet mutton veal. pork, lamb AMI liver; Si6O barrels of
Ipur ~ 900 pounds fresh fish, 5000 pounds sug r and PRO.
pordFaie quantities " ten, moassss sole, mustard, prp-
ner Si.uh oil salt b RICE lard. cadsi mackcl 81,
ors soap sou soap, shoes, oats Indian meal OAK
ana roal Also coal anu wood for The poor OF
Districts Of tho city 81 Brooklyn.
Print Of ropo'als. containing al the ncc' sssry
grnatiOn tho offices oil tie Superinea ens
III The POOR The Anshoue Iatbush; az the Guy Han,
d. ard at the uf First aud South run Sreeis,
X IA M other form will be accepted Almsho June
IA ls62 Henry Il. Ripley q. Dey WI ian ". Mlchmore
William Bcnnott Dumas Jewell saper'nsnndents OF the
4 rooL
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HnNIx NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. zoUAvEs AT.

|Hu;NIx REGTMENT--CoRCORAS ZOUAyES AT.
tcniion Irshusn.-Recrulis wanted for Company ],
5rnix reeimen,, CorcoHn Youa,es, Colonel James g.
IKE; Lieutenant COl3nei. NJ ID smith. This splen Id
hpany wants few able bodied men 10 complete H. This
'gnucsnt regiment IL exclusively irish. Phosnx 10
rescue % the brave Coieoran. now incarceraied IN
prison. OSe hundred dollars bounty when honora-
discharged; the families of volunteers provided Cor
lend quarters ialon enl clothing furnished Immediate.
Pay from Sl3 10 81 month, to FROM
tnro Afuusr, lrsNnnn, and defend the
adoption serve rs laws and vel be Recruiting
los ogen daily, John Lees, ~ Thtrd
~ n,cnue james Cures corner Of foHtj xth street
Eleventh avenue and NJ lead1uirters Que months
y Ia advance. EUGENE SULLIVAN, Captain.
Ions CoLLiss First Lieutenant
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HGNIx REGIMENT.
CokCpRAN zoUAvEs,

rsceiye few more in eli.e Mt men Oh the company TO
rer lar rraSrnun STAN ART. AL shing TO JON should
Div right away as vers lew morf are roN required.
he 81 20 SL3 month. and SIS VIII 90
IN ADVANCE TIE anl es OF soldiers enlisiing will lie
In espe ia f. Il lief tick Is promptly furnished
d bouliy a. Eon0rably discharged Ratiuns
hing nj urtab,e gprters turnshe Immediately.
Ihe regiment OF wh this company fora part Is The
N lish regiment nav forming ~ " iorN anu ~ sh'n
oppOft nity ~ joining IRISH company, hay.
Iii officers under the command OF tho talented military
kician, Colonel james Z. Burke.
Ipy ~ the hca Essex Market. corner OF Grand
! Essex streets. PATRICK LEONARD, Captain.
|osyPH SHoRrAL ABRAHAM, Lieutenant.
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

NOTICE II HAVE THIS DAY APPOINTED w. j..
Howell No. ~ Houston street snn 81 BeeKian street.
city of New YORK. agent tor my Pate Ae All ORDERS
address will ~ promptly attended The public
cautioned against certain gning persons, who have
surrptitouss oIained my casks ming With
ale infer Tor quality and vending the
Will guarantee genuine unless purchased Of
w D. Howell, q agent for New York.
PniLADELruta, April II, 1867 WIN. q. RUDMAN.
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I,oMMoNwEAlTH OF T,

z
WAYNE county, -.
To Harriet NJ. McBcth and william Mcreih her hus-
ban You hertby nutlsd Aat by oil writ Of
linguistic rdei " The Orphans Court OF s!id county
NH the Ist day OF Autni loj2 1T two DEL OK ~ sid
dAN the situate la Pr
sbip said county make partition ~ the rstagc Of
which your gran ifRth 10 n S.eph died he'd
" nich time aud place you aie mott g 70 a tend.
ROBERT ! DORM,
shg rl1 O Wayne couuty
Dated uosKspALl, Pa, MAY 90 1s62
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CTANToN LEGION.
COLONEL WIN. II. ALLEN.
ONE MONTH s PAY IN ADVANCE,
alter bging mustered la he service.
RECRUITS WANTED IMMEDIATELY FOR CO. A.
This company is neery li an wants but few men to
compete H. GOOD tos and uni orms furnished
must iAto All promotions 10 rank OF
lieutenant made rom the rank and file.
ONE MONTHS PAY IN ADVANCE
The evidence o. Colonel Aliens treatment OF his men In
the regiment Sufficient guarantee TO persons enlist
ing In this command. .
500 bounty ana relief families Of nll volunteers
Apply - W. II. JENNEk Captain COM any A, Recruit.
ing on,se 27i Spring stree,:
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LII RECRUITS FOR THE FIRST REGIMENT OF

Co onei ELIAS PEISSNER,
Y ret one months pay in advance and taeir families will
teive relief MOI rs ON BIT y mustered in.
THE HALLECK GUARD.
Go vnei ELIAS fEisSNER,
forming unaer the call OF tie government, 10 be
Ny Sn SIX ats.
bis regiment 1 in camp Camp Washington st,ten
{@d Capt. !. r. Bate so mas been ordered BY the go
|menl 10 recruit Company OF this regiment, and IL
ready 0 r,ce recruits, at 40 Broadaa.. 1t s in.
ed that this corp shall be OF nest In the ser.
lay from Si3 to S23pe month.
criis In 1T once, and put under pay and
To Camp - mat n. Staten nd, and provided with
'ndant rations. cloth : aai good qnart.ra
&U0 county al the eLd OF enl stment
ELIAS PEISSNER Colonel.
|eadquarters 4So Broadway.
Captain J. P. PATTERSON.
rs. SnEEHAS, Orderly Sergeant.
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CrANTON LEGION,
COLONEL Nm. II. ALLEN.
ONE MONTH 8 PAY IN ADVANCE,
After Icing mus cred Ia the service

-
COLONEL VIM H. ALLEN
ONE MONTH 8 PAY IN ADVANCE,
After Icing mus cred Ia the service.
RECRUITS WANTED IMMEDIATELY FOR co. q.
This company Is nearly fun and wants bu, few men to
complete It, Good ratioRs quarters and uniforms furnished
as soon All promotions rank Of
ant S 5Sf sFS% II sP Sn Is
the rs regiment + sufficient guarantee to persons eniisng
Apo San Sv WI re
Hall, ia Grand street.
STANroN LEGION,
Wanted for the DO corps ten good stand.
n4 Tnose having Teen y aeaa ssrsae and rece Cd an
vii % r. aina % Obtain position, Apis - nssdn
49,. = :.
S.TANroN LEGION, COLONEL W. II. ALLEN-RE.
- cr,u.s wanie Tat y for Company L, slallou Lee
sncn 70 complete H. quarters, and uniforms Of
the esI my m s * q s0Ip enns ad n9 '
the nos! desc Wing oneom iss onsd o'ers aud rsas
ts regiment is sure cnt guarantee 70 rs"ns en- sung Of
h pGss5y groTs 0r d III nei So M qSG
G la q Co. =, ia Grand street, Central Hall
CITATION LEGION.
- Recruits wantd TO complee Company Of this re-
commanded by Col. wn. A.. Allen AN promotions white
serving ncn-coml. sogci aad rrvates Tnls RUE
MA be e sGhsd e. med m Ia "a s ons
pany Will be rnder command Officers Who
al ~ anl cAperen an obtain positions by making ma
r. ds a Of hs Sonv ana s anh
pay TO be paid soon as recruits are mustered
A;py . Captain ISAAC L. TAYLOR, IA West street.
corner oi De-, Iecaluns otl.e
Gron, x. fonrls. Lieutenant,
CITATION LEGios-wM. II. ALLEN, coMMANpER.-
- Fifty able b. nd men are wanted ior nany u Ia.
G leg % can BE- rae s e sy"" and II
baxter street. One moul's pay given advance. Cloth
Ing and subsistence nmed''p " T. n MsrIduE.
First Lieutenan, and Recruiting Officer
sirry.rHIKp hLGiNESi sew YORK VOLUNTEERS.
make arran men,s pa il Ills line regiment
about 70 eater the aed o sy 7! SrcKrsouAx
Red House Grounds
1c5th street aud second nue.
Harlem.
yH1ANTED--A SUBSTITUTE FOR THE TWENTY Sc
w eond regiment n. u :. 81 now Stationed a. uarrars
sixth avenue.
1sr BATTALION NEW YORK MOUNTED RIFLES.
-, UoLoNEa D ~ now IN se,y,c.
a, S%foH. Va star, inmsdstey Pay saDsistenee
S as y s"r'% Fa. ess s' rios
Late Adjusant First Fare zoaases Rse ug o.eer
1sr rFalMENT NEW YORK MOUNTED RIFLES
Col Dedec.-lc scre,s wanted inmeaatey lhe, vi
V 81 bounty MONTHS pay in ADVANCE TO each man
enns Apply at The he'g Tos FARG n
First Lieuienatt and Bccrutng olcer *
S0O y y,G, NgsE ssso 81.
SiS,v e, az, m s a Tie so Il rmue ardtn
street. % sSAs n N oSfn
Il suLLlvAN, Wee Presidc.t roJrIh NY.v.
G. A. McMaNus, Secretary Elrvsn,h N " v. ., =,
o. PnArpri, Recording Secretary, Seventh ~ \. W
| COM EEwAHD-To ANY ONE VINO WILL Fuis
s9CUU nls by the let July or cavalry resiinsnt
now In he held good men, 81 per man for every ono
stored Ia by the time sp ~ anove FOR tu parteu-
Lara address A. u. c.. box 100 Herald Office
Legal NOTICES.
! COMMONWEALTH OFF
~ Pennsylvania,
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BOUT FACE.-NEw YORK TO THE RESCUE.-THE
New foik Vluntefr Artillery, Fiilh regiment Col s.
fhan cDnIaadine, ta ioned 81 Fort Marshall alt
I q Md. requri men, Lieut.. O. Shafer and
Lille Harris opened Office VI ~ New Bowery and
enlsting Tor Co O. said regiment; but few more
~ gre require for this company, which 70 second TO
Pc IN the re lent. Recrns forwarded daily the
ment; pay equal 10 In the service, commencing from
% OF enrol rnt. Apply Immediately to Lieut.. SHAF.
J james slrects NJ. Y.
BILE BODIED MEN wANrED-TO FILL UP CON.
pany H. ri;ty-l,.isd resim New York Volunteers,
Pbursh Chasseus Col. Geo. A. Buckingham. in camp
|he Red House I'D and I'd The location
|uttful and the camp grounds delightful good bathing
&c. This line regiment Is nearly full and Il IL presumed
az mustered, divided with comfortable quarters
d clothing and abundant raiions and pay commences
edaiey The position Of sergeant vacant and will 10
r. 70 any Oh aasissd .ha. can bring few men Re.
In advance. ppy ut ~ Mulberry street, CORNER Canal
Capt. ALE (. WARREN SMITH, Recruiting ollcer.
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A COMPLETE FILE OF THE NEW YORK HERALD
~ froa March, 1853 January, iSeo FOR sale low at
CHARLES a. MfLLER bookstore. 70 Nassau street. n
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ccLELLAN INFANTRY.

cCLELLAN INFANTRY
Being horned by the Governor OF the State OF New
10 yuse a company Volunteers to be ally in sixty
y call upon al yonng dcsirous to join my compa-
|Ov bounty ana raw from si3 to s23 per month. One
this pa In according TO hill passed the United
les Senate, June 3, tsJ1.
t0l Broadway. - - -
Late Lieutenant In Mexican VAR
bproved az the Unite, states Mastering Oncn, jane 4,
by Captain +. 5. Larned, United states Army.
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brIcE TO ENLISTED VOLUNTEERS AND REGU-

FFICERs NOW RECRUITING COMPANIES IN THIS
city OF c.s an3 who have yer not ~ a he'd
seives any ga gsgn. may hni i TO their interest
Eli on Colo ei MAl;fJTf y GRO 4, at Il head luarers
|. NY.
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Jersey CITY WATER LOAN BONDS.
q Notice hereby given that the interest due
July 1862 OF the Jersey CITY water Loan Bonds will be
paid ut mental Bank, of New York city, and the
Mechanics and Traders Banx OF Jersey CITY
g. s. bOICE Registrar.
OrrIcE or rns WATER CoxxIssoSEss, JxnsEr Orr,
7 una2
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L,ox's OLD BowEEy THEATRE.
ONLANDO yESDORMR
ORLANDO vENDORME.
KNIGHTS OF THE ROAD.
kNIuuiS or THE ROAD.
THE BANDIT HOST
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This company Is nearly full and wants but few to
Good ratoR quarters and uniforms furnished
iuso service. All promotions to rank Of
ieutel madA from the RANK ana tile.
ONE MONTH 5 FAY IN ADVANCE.
The e tence Of 10 eel Aliens treatment ot his men In
the l. sufficient guarantee to persons ening
in this command.
SluO bounty relic families Of all u itccrs.
Apply to DAVID TUOMEY, Captain Company q, Central
Hall, ia Grand street.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-09-23
''Brlg. Gen. Jim. Lane on Ar.
tfliery.

There is a good story long afoat among
the friends Of the Grim Chieftain, (which.
we believe has never appeared in print =
but IT'S authenticity Is unquestionable-
Just at the time when the grim chieftain
was preparing for The Great Southern Ex-
pedltion" which was never expedited, there
was much talk in the papers about the
''twelve-inch martsrs" of the Mississippi
Mortar Fleet. As James "was to have"
carte blanche of stores for the expedition,
1t struck him that the twelve inch mortars
would be just the thing for prairie service,
ard 1t was telegraphed all over the United
States that Lane had ordered for his ex
peiitiOn six twelve-inch murtars" An
officer of ordnance in Washington, as.
founded at the announcement, asked
James how he purposed transporting these
pieces over the prairies.
20 very eesily," ssid the grim cbreftain.
"a little carriage and pair Of mules will
carrq 'em."
"Why, what do you suppose twelve
inch mortar is?"
Twelve inch mortar? Why, mortar
twelve inches long, Of course"
GLOW much do you calculate one of 'em
will weigh?
- James began to suspec. that he had IN
derrsted the magnitude OF the piece, and
determined to put it high enough at all
ri.ks.
About hundred pounds"
"The weight Of the piece is about $500
lbs. but when you come to add the carr
riage, ETC.. they weigh 1000 apiece. Six
of 'em will he 24.00U pounds"
"The Grim Chiefrain concluded not
to log any twelve inch mOrtars," that
time.
The Leavenworth Conservative proposes
to supersede Gen. Mcclellan by Brigadier
Gen. Lane
Greats Kansas, and Lane is its prophet !!
Missouri Republican.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-09-23
The Deacen,s Memory.

| Deacon Jones had a habit If sneakine
in meeting; aud, bis ideas heinz
somewhat limited, he had to be very econ.
omical in their employment, else he might
use up his stock, AND be obliged to suspend
the addition Of his feeble testimony TO the
good cause of saving souls.
Ou one Occusion, h5 arose in the scon.
ference meeting and delivered himself. as
the papers say. substantially in this style.
As he was sitting upon his seat this az.
ternoon he was shoemaker, and there.
fore intimate with soies) then came a GER
tain passage of Scripture into his mind
that gave him q vast amount of comfort.
He had often thought and thought upon it
while about hisz work, and had read il
IlfsofninF noon aud night, wear alter wear,
thousand times. 1t was so precious to his
soul that he cnuld say every word of il
backwards as we'll as forwards. Manv n
time he had risen from his bed at nioht
and opened his Bible at the place. and read
It to soothe his troubled spirit. He had in
the course OF his life. buried wife, children
and friends. but he had found in this sim.
pie passage OF Scripture a sovereign balm
tor every wound. He should never FORGET
1t while life and being lasted, for i, was
engraved in letters of fire upon every fibre
of his memory.
Ii was tie means. he believed, of his con-
version, and it had converted thousands
without doubt. He advised his hearers if
they desired happiness to read it as he had.
again and again, and never forget it.
Alter affirming the above and much more
IN very impressive manner, the deacon
took his seat apparently satisfied with his
effort for that evening.
The clergyman present noticed that the
deacon had not quoted his favorite passage
notwithstanding his long talk about it,
asked m 1t he would not be so gOod SIS to
recite that portion of the Scripture to them
for their comfort also.
The deacon rose to respond. looked puz
zIed, hesisated, scratched his head upon
organ OF memory. and found a tongue only
to say. Il declare it has slipped me-
Thus was the go"d effect of the broth
er's remarks lost by their ludicrous termi-
patton.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-09-23

IN civilized warfare allows Armies to tar =
from the enemy that which is pecessarv
Tor their support and comfort a. the time
ana am just that far in favor of copfisen.
tion, and no farther, (app.ausel. because
Tue constitution OF our country gives Meth.
OF me President nor Congress power IN
cohnscate any farther. (Renewed an.
piause) And, upon this doctrine of con.
nseahon' 1 know no difference between a
negro ana horse, or any other propertv
lContinned applause.) I am Just thai "a,
IN favor OF confiscation. and no farther
look forward to a period of time when there
VIII be restoration Of peace in this conn
try. and when the time of peace shall come
when rebels in the South shall Law down
their arms. and disloyal people find il 60
be to their interest TO become loyal.-I do
not want my children to be fattening upon
their property, like muckworms upon A
dnng-hill. There may be men in the
North who are willing to trample upon the
constitution and the lawe, aud even see
the Union dissolved, that rebel proner.S
shall ee confscated; but of such am NOT + .
But must quit. again thank Won for
the honor you have conferred upon ne.
shall feel myself under obligations 10 de.
vote all the time can to addressing INV
feliow-citizens, provided shall not be ar
rested. and believe the President of the
United States is too amiabls Q man to ar.
rest me. II he does, one thing do know.
he will put in prison one Of the most
sincere friends he has in the prosecution Of
this war. l thank you again, then, for the
honor you have conferred rpon me /; and
may not hope, fellow-citizens, Won viii
return to your homes KEEP ing in view the
doctrines contained in these resolutions. To-
love the constitution and the Union; and
that each one Of you. for himself, will con.
sIder himself committee to impress upon
the country the necessity of standing by
these principles of your pominees.spar-
tlcularly by the democratic candidate for
Congress in this contest. daughter My
views on other questions have discussed
before the people On other occasions.
shall not detain You further az this time.
l thank you kindly.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-09-23
The only alternative.

The radical republican and abolition pres.
ses charge that the democracy remember
their party in this crisis. What do thew
mean by il?
Have not the republican called party con-
ventlnns in Every congressional district IN
the Statef
Have they not filled every civil Office un.
der the ADMINISTRATION. at home and abroad
with partizan republicans?
- Have they not urged every oue Of thar
party measures upon Congress
Are they not besieging the President 10
adopt all their party schemes in the con.
duct Of the war?
Do they not attack every army oacer
OF democratic antecedents?
Do they not intend to send their own
partzsns back to Congress if they can
Do not their partizan newspapers enioy,
the exclusive advertising patronage of ali
the departments of the administration
Do they cot avowedly oppose the attempt
to maintain the Constitution as il ia and 10
restore the Union as j. was?
The patriotic electors of the north must
either unite in maintaining q party of the
Constitution and party for the Union or
they must unite with and vote for partissu
rspnblieans and fadical aboliticniufs.--.
When such is the alternative, there Is and
can be no hesitation on the part of consery.'
alive men.-Milrdukee Netcs.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-09-23
Greed of Jefferson.
TnauguraI Address, March 4. 1901

<ANotOccB 9ubECu =, 1SUl |
It's proper you should understand wha,
deem the essential principles Of our gov.
ernment, aud consequently those who ough,
TO shape Its administration. ! will com
pres them within the narrowest COM
pas tney will bear-ststing the general
prsnciple. but not its limitations
Equai and exact justice to all men of what.
icai. " PO''''
feace. commerce and honest FRIENDSHIP
with oil nations, entangling alliance with
none.
The support of the State Governments
IN al their rights as. the most important
demonstrations Of our domestic concerns.
ana the surest bulwarks against all anti-re.
publican tendencies
HE preservation Of the General Govern.
ment 70 lite whole constitutional vigar. as
me sheet anchor Of our peace at home and
satety abroad.
Ajesious-care Of the right OF election -by
the people. mild aud safe correction Of
revolution where pesceable remedies ure
unprovided.
Absolute acquiesencs in the decision Of the
majority, the vital principle Of republics,
from which there is no appeal but TO form
the vital principle aud immediate parent,
despotism.
A well disciplined militia, our bes, reli.
ance in peace, and for the first moment. of
war, till regulars may relieve them.
The supremacy of the civil over military
authoity.
Economy in the public expense. that la
Dor may be lightly burdensd.
The honest payment of our debts and
sacred preservation of the public faith.
encouragement of agriculture, and of
commerce as its handmade.
The diffusion of information, and ar.
raigrment of all abuses at the bar tfpublic
reason.
Freedom Of religion, freedom of the press
anG freedom of person, under the pratec-
ton Of the habeas corpus, and trial by iu
ries impartially selected.
The principles from the bright copstella.
ton which has gone before us and guided
our steps through an age of revolution and
reformation. The wisdom of our sapes and
blood of our heroes have been devoted to
their attainment. They should be the creed
OF our political faith, the text Of civil in,
structioD, the toucbstone by which to try
the services of those we trust and should
we wander from them 10 moments of error
or OF alarm. let US hasten TO retrsce our
steps, and to regain the road which alone
ieads to peace, liberty and safety.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-09-23

A LrDicRors "SLIP."-Tbe Neo,bo
(Mlssouri) Herald relates the following
amusing incident Of 4 pic mic party:
Muggins. the Ubiquitous Mugeins. at
tended a picnic on Saturday last. Wen
Mugeins was "in clover" the pick -nickers
assembled in beautiful grove :. short dis.
lance from town what. with dancing.
singing. and sparkling" the time passed
of unnoticed, and the shades of evening
were fast approaching when it was agreed
to wind NJ" by kissing round-Mueeins
to begin the good work. Nov it happen.
ed that Sue L., beautiful, brigbt-eyed.
rosy-cheeked lass. was at the extreme end
firm where the kissing commenced. but
getting impatient. not only to start for
home, bnt also to receive her share of the
buses" she clapped her hands. ercIsim.
ing. Boys, kiss the girls at both ends 2,
The boys yelled right out. the girls giggled.
poor Sue blushed all 0ver-ssii she :'dii
not mean that" and Musgins FASTENED to
our tapctum. and confidentially Informed
US OF Sues proposition. After explaining
to the ignorant rascal that Sue meant 20
kiss them at each end Of the row, and no.
where else. We ordered our devil to kick
him out. and forbid him ever again to en-
ter onr presence.