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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-10-21
TIE WAR TIE EST
Charlestown, Va, Oct. l6-8 P. N.

Charlestovu, Va Oct. l6-S p. II.
Lee is at Winchester with large force,
and jackson ct Bunker's Hill with another
large force. Stuart's Cavalry is on the
Shenandoah. a large rebel force is at
Leesiuwn, six miles away.
Oar forces are dsploYed out-Caldw
brigade the right front, the Fifth New
Hampshire on the left, and the Sixth Reg
ular Cavalry on the extreme front Of the
VILLAGE. aud cavalry. infantry. and artillery
scattered through the village The Sixth
New York Cavalry are two miles in the
rear. 10 prevent flank movement. The
enemy is expected to be rein forced
We learn from the people that JEFF. Da-
Wis has issued u proclamation that an Tn
ion oaicers held aud captured shall be I.ut
to hard labor If the Lincoln proclamation
is carried cut.
There Ia furious storm raging here.
New York, Oct. II.
The Times tas the following from its
special correspondent in front of Washing
ton. dated Centeryile and Green Springs:
.'The rebel General Stuart was certainly at
Leesburg on Monday, cur correspondent
having been within sight Of his camp fires.
IL attempted to cut III Capt. Ayres' de-
lnlgTtnHtlOD
given by negro, who Lad heard his mas
ter detail the rebel plan Of operation
The is no doubt that Stuart is now in trent
of our advanced guard. aud threate ming an
attack. Ger. Stahl has advanced to meet
him, and our correspondent is confident
that Stuart will be compelled to fight or ran.
Stuart encamped yesterday between Bull
Run Mountain and the Blue Bidge.
a., al, = -. A
from tho direction of Leesburg.
Lieutenant koeuing returned on Tues
day evening from a reconnaissance, and re-
ports force of 400 rebel cavalry ct Bris-
sow's Station, and that the rebels are run
ming trains between WarrentOn and War
+ Tenten junction.
A small rebel force appeared yesterday
Oh the stone bridge, at the Bull Run battle
! ground.
A Herald dispatch, dated Frederick, Md
| 10Th, midnight, says:
! Later advice from opposite Shepherds
town report that the accommodating party
/ under Gen. Humphreys, which crossed the
! Potomac this morning, were met near
| Sbepherdstovn by a rebel force. which
opened npon them an artillery. Our fore
es bad no artillery with them. They re
tired across the river, having entirely &C.
eomplished the object of the reconnaissance
and aseertained that tho rebels were still
in some force at this point"
Washington, Oct. II.
Military indications and privately known
| facts are entirely at variance with the
current reports that the Army Of the Pc
tomoo is preparing to 60 into winter quar-
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we F,eopls -f.rske
TIE ADMINISTRATION CONDEMN.
No.

Eg!
Enough has been learned of .hs elections
oi IussiIy, 10 knyS tia; the people have
comm sUced their work t.! condemnation Of
tue imbeci'iiy, Corruption aud usur pations
q the national gimiIi.iTatiun. If the
great ttaie O! Peau-vlyaHia. which. two
years ag1, gave Mr L no4ln 60 600 maiI--
sly, has not ca,!~ly reversed its p,s.tion.
The lncil- lave u''ia q ling stride 4 thai
end, aud have 5jsl Iced g u1a.J-. % a',a-
I''ion congressman, by lie a slim VI dem
ocra:a.
T. Orio, the $4,000 rdc 'n:s.ration ma
j3riiy o. LIST gesr ir ,yo-b,r..a, ard tLe &C.
ia''rie7 curry The state ny 1900 or -.
uHo. TIE reckless az Ii,iya Liai .rftr In
the last lrEi-la;use OF That stale Ss..v.;.,.-
ce7ed the congressional districts, as .Le-
Thought, so 81 90 give Lhe Democracy nat
two OF the nineteen members; but ab,ll-
t,pn.-n failed ia iJs uelg.iuus rYruose :
TIE pe7.le have elected maisri.y ur5ho-
tIy tao thirds, Of the democratic nom
nees.
In Indiana, Mr.. Lincoln's So 600 nsi,r;.
: Is oYerb9rne, has vanished. and the
Democratic state ticket j. elsc,sJ I.y AT
lerst 10000. with demrc7atic ls-,isl-,,-o
md democratic majority a tiis coz RS.
ioual dJl'-a.i.n.
Thus much is known, end from, the rs.,
thar TIE telegraph, which is in hands Ia
imlc"l to the dGm9cracy-under royera-
taont control, indced-so tardily briDr, the
election results, NC are Isd 10 hone ,bat
the pe1Tl-'s triumph over unscruuulous
wicked paruzanisrl in power, is much
greater than is yet reported 70 us.
The e!eo'ions Of Tuesday sneak in
thunder tones, the rcpuler conformation
Oh the ruling powers 10 the government.
Ihey tell, IN unmistakable terms. that
the abolition proclamation Of the president
is abhoreHt to The free white men Of the
country.
That they l'atho, snj vii resist the en-.
eFoAtHmehir upon Constitutional rigatz. l.y
the eEecutiye-his Suspension OF the haJe-
as corpus his repudiaiion Of the inrv
r'eht-his assumption that his will i a
bove Ehe magma riuyfq.
They tell tbdt his suJserviency =, the
mandates Of the jaecbin crew who w5pll
elevate the negro t. p li,ical equality vim
white mon, OF destroy the government. and
with 1t white msn's liberties, is l5a;be5
aud spat upon.
They tell that the ryranical arrests and
degrading imprisonment Of loval men. In
euoSerSion OF constitution and law. will
not DC patiently borne.--State Pegisisr.
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HEADQUARTERS Army Potomac,
Oct. LIP. NJ.

Yesterday morning, when Hancock ad-
vanced his division t. Charlostowp, Con
Woodbury's division crossed the Potomac
at Shepberdstown Ford, taking the road
leading to Smithlield, small village half
way between Charlestown and Bunker
Hill Gen. Woodbury. encamped last night
between Lee:own and Kearneysville about
seven miles from Snithfeld. His troops
met with but slight resistance during the
day from the enemy's mounted pickets.-
This morning he advanced bis cavalry
towards Smithfold, ihree miles from Bun
ker Hill, where he met the cavalry of Han
cocks division. Before reaching this point
the enemy were found to be in very large
farce. The rec0nnoisance here ended. its
object bsinL to ascertain where the main
body Of the rebel array was.
There Is no dOub; thai the rebel Generals
intond to give battle at or noar their pres.
ent location. The indications are that
they will not have to wais long before
they again meet the Army Of the Poto-
mac.
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The white Slan's Ttcket,

The ticket at the head CT our columns
Is the white mans ticket.
Therefore, every man who wishes to soc
our State constitution enforced and the
soil of Illinois preserved for the use Of
white men and women, Will yute the Dem
oeratic ticket.
Let the Republicans carry majority in
our next Legislature and we shall have all
the Cd broken down and worthless negroes
of the South colonized amongst US.
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From San FraEcIscC.
S.u Fr.,frisco n,

Passenger statistics sha@ tl.at. within
nc month, 1900 reaYls have arrived
b. sea a. Sac Francisc' IL excess e the
dapai ,ar-s. These. added 10 large over
land :mui-rar,,H s45V : Groatsr iacf ease
in PniGa;Ion on this 1871 han during
Gny u.her year siocs 1862.
Tho overland immigration to U-zs
and Washaa :his yeas w'll reach 5000 -
4 train Of $50 wagons i expected :. VA
IL Wsiia OF the 18th Of this month.
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Cincinnati, Oct II.
The news from Kentucky is indefinite,
but tho Impression prevails that Buell. has
got Bragg in close quarters.
There are Fgmors that Kirby Smith has
been surrounded and cut off from reach
ing Bragg, and that, in attempting to cut
bis way through be suffered terribly and
was forced to surrender. There is GER
tainly srInething going on, for | know
that Baell has forb idien any dispatches to
be sent, and the mail d id not 20 into Ken
tuky to-day.
Gen. Morgan's Cumberland Gap troops
are at Covingtcn, Ky, receiving a new
outfit. They arrived here in very desti-
tute condition. When clothed they will
move into the interior,
4 letter from Washington, received to-
day in this city from high authority, states
that the President aud Cabinet have under
serious contemplation the immediate draft
ing of 300,G coo more men. These new
trOops are to be held as a reserve, and fols
low the advance OF the army, to hold the
WINS and country by them taken.
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sIOIllpnknfsf,In.

a scurrilous article in the last Republic
can asSails the late Democratic convention
in this city.
Now the convention nor its members need
no viudjca!iOn from us, but we will say that
an editor who will thus, for political me-
tives, attack aud Islander private citizens,
Injuries his own party moro than those
be would harm.
We would advise our noighbor in future
to fight with more honorable weapons, if
he wishes his paper to be respected by
honorable men.
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For tbedsr'

j.
Ifsf gli Cacaeo Oct. 90 "a !
Messrs- c. ". CASSIDY and b. l. %. o.
Your kind note In behalf Of tDe Fl, q
Of Jolie.. has Just reached me- %. d.,
ind the splendid steed and aeeiI -
provided by your generous mGala'DS +.
the lneans for lis transpoT'siiion- , -
sured, gentlemen. that bigoiy @Y -:
your Kindness. l leaFe my hoIae sur -
the time being my station to " al
which las continued many YEAR; n
into tic army besaCse Ten
duty that calls. r,i nF
MANY blessed associations ~ IN 4
voaf community, bat Of then ~
speak. IS yod have spoken = n
the donors" viii yOu sPeak 70 q, i. ,'I,,,:;s5
assuring them of my eraieiui y. ~ gssf
Of this act ofkindness. May ins M
Of our common Lord be upon ~ ~ !,
common country, and may we ~ ~
orntulate each other that iis
been vindieated, lis uniiy Pfss'
peace restored. ,-,s-sis1
With sentiments ofpTOi9uh'-~F
highest regard.
1 am, gentlemen.
chaplsje loOth III
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-10-21

pave pensioned upon va, with nr,,-,...
OF daily aeccssidps to Sheir nun,beI pece
Forty thousand worthless Old wercs. asout
helpless negro children, 10 be sunnns,.s shd
the public expense. These uerroas al
forced u?gn the State 10 violation - - are
tive law, end against the mos, tr posi-
eeliy expressed desire Of the peonIs P1 ~,
certaii-ly q, cause for JOY. Remoy:r his
.paHpers from the South an. sur5 Oisek
them 10y u tax upon the whites at ~ =, uns
Will be pretty apt to ruin JET. III, AuoItn.
be will be likely to succeed - Ii u0ssu'i
WejuLiiaie
'Rah for Lineoinl 'Rshl E,r Ar.
'kah Tor Hill Faydtte Dem 'isa
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-10-21
EOs Necess.sry.

1t was not necessary to proclaim general
emancipation.
1t was not necessary TO suspend the writ
Of habeas corpus.
If either were q necessity the other Ger.
tAinly created it, ard the Administration ia
responsible alike for the necessity and the
measure itself.
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ErGIas Indianapolis.
In Annapolis, Oct /


Drafted men are arriving in this CITY
daily, ,rd reudezyousing here. There
are some / 900 already IN camp.
As high as 500 is bid by those VITO
have conscientious fciuy lis for sub-,i-
IUtes.
I-e-e are only about forty STATE prison
cr- IA cuuhnoment n this city.
The democrats sbaut here are in favor
u running Va lindighaui far U ,vernor Of
Ohio next year. Arbitrary arrests BY
government have, among other thing.
aroused the Indignation of tae people.
Indiana Is 10000 Democratic, ss to -
u before.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-10-21

EGTOur farmers whose sons have enlis-
ted for the war can console themselves, that
after the first of January, they can probab-
y have first class niger to supply their
sons places on the farm. The exchange
may not be quite as agreeable as nigh, be,
but is the best that father Abraham can
give. What a blessing it is to have
commodity for exchange so abundant at
hand,
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-10-21
tS-The Washington correspondent of

IsTThe Washington correspondent of
the Baltimore Sun says he is authorized to
state by the third assistant postmaster
general, that it is not the intention of the
government to refuse to redeem soiled, or
defaced. or torn postage stamps that have
been used as currency. They cannot. how
ever, be received as proper stamps to be
put on letters that are to be sent through
the mails. Such must be clean and I'M
marked, but the redemption of seized or
defaced. and not a second time for postage,
viii be provided FOR hereafter.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-10-21
From Kentucky.

Louisville, Oct. Il.
4 delegation from the Louisville Santa
ry Commission returned from the Perrvgillo
battlefield to day. They eiso visited Har-
rodsburg and Danville. and found LOGO
wounded and rick rebelS in tbs hnspital et
lIarr0dsburg, leaving 1900 Foieruls in the
hospitals at Pelryyilie and 1000 at Dan
willie.
The ladies Of Perryyile have organized n
Soldiers Aid Society Mrs Dr. Roberts,
President and made arrangement for the
comfort of the sick and wounded soldiers
there too unweli to remove to Louisville.
The Sanitary Commission sent to Perry
vile, Danville, and Harrodshurg, TODAY.
large quantities Of clOthing aud hospital
supplies.
The returned committee report that citi-
Gems for miles around are doing all in their
power TO alleviate the suiicrings Of the sick
aud wounded from Buoll's army.
Lieutenant Morris, of the Nina Kentuc-
ky Cavalry, arrived from the Interior, SAWS
that Colonel Boylo, commanding his corps,
made a dash into uaTrodsburg, on Friday
last, capturing 1000 rebel artillery and
infantry, half the number being sick and
wounded.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-10-21
Meeting of the r.-

AT meeting Of the members ~ Al.
VIII county Bar, bold at the Copr, IL
IN Joliet. October 18th, 1862. for the 49,.
pose Of giving An expression Of .ym,.,Ir
and coincidence ON the death Of Csu,s;n !,
g. Grover, Hon. I'll O>sood was sT,,';.. =;
Chairuaa and Henry Logan, Secrs;sry -
o. motion q committee of five was :,
pointed t. draft suitable resolutions c-p
sssting # Mes-rs Paris, Randall G =
speed, Barber and G'odbue, who repor,sI
the flllosiuE resolutions. which On r1,,;.,
were unanimously adopted:
HeSo'csd, As the deep felt sentiman, a
the members II the Win county lar H.,
IN tie recent death OF Captain David q
Grover. from "a wound received while en-
engaged wiki cOuspicuDus rallau,ry in !.
late terrible battle AT C.riuth. in upbslI.
ing the flg Of his countrv, we reagan.
with q grief which even tue glorious A..
cuunstances Of the event can Luz usr,-.gv
cuusDie, the loss Of a Jrufsssiynsl b....-r
respected. huaJred Eua luycl-a c;;7.n
universally esteemed in al bis .scisl "a
latiuns-a man who. IN every act ss5
every scene of his brief drama Of liz. h,5
proved himself true 70 his friends. hi. n.
ties. his principles, anj hin-el!.
ReiOlrsG. That We wish IN this n,s.
SION, rot - mere ceremony Gic.s.-s =.
custom. not as @ tax which tie u.ayz. n
oar fraternity impose uvYa L.. la,s.
sronta.c.u- tFi5utc & CTR hearts. . ME
q record Us car L.a1!. resrs-. ana -rs;-
tHdc Cor one, va5 in the prime q Tnri.-
IN. manhood. "a tie iLresh -llufav.g
o9.CHci lrOfcs. ional Ci:ror, renowned q q
securities and comforts 81 our reas;aI
walks, and all The s8ects af 4 nestle In.
and went forth to danger sui leah, At ,as
call Of bis imBerilled c0nsiTy.
ResDlUe3, That Among ali tie memories
Of iaUartei worth which this bar ehsrgss
itseii to cherish and keep fresh and gree.
no secano pl.ce shall be assigned to ID
n na ef ii,s,JTeve Young Captsiu, Ebl, &c
r,ti;ing al party preliu-:ices at the higlsi
call % ,rstr.CtisIn. gave us trail tUign
tie hasishio- ana ur:yat.ons Of tue cana
rs!iuqai-hei hiss Tl-ce in N hongraa
profession. in wLi-h The hal garnerr1 q
iisteart. " tore himself from 'as eHils,
ut hisf'n:lT. and went forth &c slEtr Il
die upou the hattie fell Tor Us.
ResSired. That while We are not ure' \
sciIus how lutte les than moekery 20 q
freshly bleeding heart. Of widow AMI Il
phan Is the public and formal opini5a
sympathy On occasions IKE this, ". ;ih1
NOT refrain FROM Offering fa as ynErs vii
IA behalf Of herself, AID tie liils ID
now deprived Jf = father. th., !4ssn or
sincere AMI T.--f9uat c0Etl.o:!ee vii
ia her great giiicriDa.
AGler tie adartiDn If tie resliuii
touching eloquent ard Lslr'i-!; sa.
we're rrbrHaneei On tae deceased
hes<rs, Randall, MeRoherts. Osgo7t ,F-'1
and others.
On motion the resolutions we're 1siss
70 Re sprr"dsuTon the records Of the Cosf
On motion a copy az the res1laiion' -
the address Of Judge Parks, were or5'r-
10 i'e published IN the city papers, sAs
the meeting adjourned
UgI OsGocD Chsirnsr
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-10-21

DEMOCRACY MUsT DO TIFF the Union is
ever restored, the Democratic party must
do it. We hear people talking about the
Union Party" The abolitionists in the
North call themselves the Union PARTY"
and are In reality managing the war
oniohisis means one thing in Massachu
sets aud another 10 Kentucky. Democra-
cy knows no North, no South, no East M
West but, keeping its eye steadily fixed
upon the Constitution as it was written by
the Fathers of the Republic will give no
ground that they can hold, to any con-
temptible faction.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-10-21

FS Gen. Cass authorizes the Detroit
Free Press to contradict the report tha. he
approves the Presidents abolition procla
nation.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-10-21
HENRY LooAx. Secretary.
JULIET. TX Oct s.h lsts.
REv. II Crews, CnAPLAN l00ib LIS
Ill. Vol.

JULIET. ILi.- Oct ga l'tz.
REy. ". Crews, CHAPLAIN l00ib kSd
ILL. Vol.
Zee. anil Dear SiT-As c slight t'f'
Of our personal esteem, ami also of'uri
probation. of the patriotic and Cara
tian motiveswhich induced you to ez'as'l
the quiet and bliss of home VIII 81
endcarlng associations 20 q husband =
father--the PASTORAL relation, Which !
so long a time, you filed siih h0'E
yourself, and profit to your Eaiio us
ges, for The ihankless arduons ana
gerious life Of a soldier. We hereby
sent to You the necessary means Of j
motion camp life. 70 ali the bsiisf
accomplishing ,he msia objects !o' h'-
view. in placing your iife on the ais
our common and beloved e5unirI' g
To yisi, the sick. comfort the Discus
and to carry YOU also speedily and '.'
to those appointments where 700 !"
well 70 point yeur fellow men /" ils
and eternal bliss q that Eor!a '1'
ravages Of war are past forever
Very Respectfully loI ,I--,
B.F. Ala
=, the ce11's-
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-10-21

words should be seconded by actions. !,
lent enough for houseEif 10 sov 70
stocking with hole in it. You be'',sIn.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-10-21

If you have d scOlding wife, trust to
time-old &c may bring you the blessing
Of deafness.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-10-21

WnEATLAND.-In the proceedings of the
democratic county convention, given in last
weeks Signal, tho town Of Wheailand was
by soma oversight omitted. We will state
that Nheatland was on hand as usual
The name Of that firm Democrat, George
W. Brown. and those of Mr.. Burge. and S
Carpenter were presented as Delegates
Though it is the mi=fOi tune of the Democ-
Iacy Of Wheatland to be in the minority,
yet they never wayer when election comes.
They can be relied upon when Democratic
principles need their support
FUNERAL OF CAPT. GRovER-The body
of the gallant Capt. d. G. Grover, who fell
at COrinth fighting for our country, reach
ed this city yesterday under charge of
Mayor Bowen. The funeral services will
take place at the Congregational Church,
to-day, at O'clock.
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5ooO3 OF

O-,-UO VI
Your committee would therefore recon-
mend the assessment Of q tax of fifty cents
on each one hundred dollars valuation for
ordinary county purposes, and tax offifty
cents on each one hundred dollars yalua-
ton to pay that portion of the war fund
created by the Board at the last special ses-
sion, which was made payable on the lst
day Of March and June 1868, making in
the aggregate county tax Of one dollar
on each one hundred dollars valuation Of
taxable property in the county.
All Of which is respectfully submitted.
JoHN REID,
j. P DEAN.
Committee.
Mr.. Cagwin offered for adoption the fol-
lowing res3lutions:
ReSOtOed, that the several Supervisors be
allowed the sum of one dollar for posting
election notices for each county election,
and the sum of two dollars each year for
fling the Collectors bond. and delivering
the collectors books, and that an additional
sum of one dollar be allowed for said last
mentioned services to Supervisors residing
more than two miles from the County
Seat.
Mr.. Woodruff moved to amend said res
oluton by striking out the words two
niles and putting in lieu thereof the
words, ten miles
Mr.. Ingersoil novel to ameid the pro
posed amendment OF Mr.. Woodruff by add
Ing thereto the following:
And the further sum Of one dollar for
every additional ten miles Of necessary
travel In performing said seryices-Lost.
The question was then taken on the pro-
posed amendment of Mr.. Woodruff and de-
cidsi in the negative.
Mr. Glow moved TO amend said resolu-
ton by striking cut all after the words
Collectors book, and insert in lieu there
of the GLOWING:
Aud that five cents per mile be allowed
for said last mentioned services for each
necessary miles travel in going to and re-
turning from the County Seat.
The question was taken on the proposed
amendment of Dir. Glow, and deei5ed in
the Affirmative.
The original resolution of Mr.. Cagwin
was then adopted as amended.
Mr.. Dean offered for adoption the follow
ing resolution:
ReSOlued, That the agent for the Poor
House be authorized to expend sos of the
pauPer fund for the purchase of wagon
for the use of the Poor House farm.
Mr. Knapp moved that said resolution
be laid upon the t.ble.-Lost.
The resolution was adopted.
Or motion Of hir. Cation (Nr Baker be-
ing in the ohlir) il was:
hesotoed unanimously, That the thanks of
this Bard be rendered to D. U. Cobb ESQ
the Chairman, for the able, courteous and
impartial manner in which he has presided
over the deliberations of the Board.
On motion of Mr.. Dean. the Board ad-
journed sine dee
DAVID U. COBB,
Chairman.
Attest: VIZ. ToNEFR CIa-L
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Your committee would recommend that
the following additional appropriation be
made:
For per diem, allowance of coun-
ty Judge 5000 90
For Jurors in Circuit Court 5000 90
For Judges and Clerks of Nov.
election, 1862, 500 90
For per diem allowance of Board
ofsupervisors, 1900 90
For Treasurers and Collectors COM
missions, $500 90
For fuel and gas, 100 90
For Stationery, 1000 90
For jailors, for boarding pris-
oners. $50 90
For Insane hospital, 200 90
For per diem allowance of Circuit
clerk, 40 90
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-10-21
The Negro Question.

Gov. Yates and the Republican Office
holders, becoming alarmed at the prospect
of defeat to their party at the ensuing cleo
tion, il stop should not be put to the ne
gro invasion, have induced the Secretary of
war to issue an order putting a stop to it
for the present.
Now this action Of the Secretary OF War
is intended to have eject upon the election
The negro worshiTpers in this State and
the GuthUrities at Washington, have only
ceased overrunning the State with negroes
until after the election. Let the republi-
cans triumph at the polls, and we may ex-
pect renewal of the immigration in stron-
ger force.
The only way for the people of Illinois
to eLiectually put stop to the negro inva-
sion is for them 20 vote the Democratic
ticket. Democrats believe in obeying and
supporting our constitutions, State and
National. The constitution of Illinois per
emptorily declares that negroes shall not
come to and settle in the State. Tue Dem
ocrats are in favor of carrying out this pro-
vision as they are ell other constitutional
provisions.
Therefore, if the people desire to protect
the State from being overrun by negroes, let
them vote the Democratic ticket.