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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-09-16

A Lot 1T at Michigan White Wheat Flour lust
"A received and constantly ON hand Nv JUS
~, "a .. W. SWELL, Agt-
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F. wILLENTZKI, NJ. d.

ATE SURGEON in the 4th Regiment, b. q. L.
having located himself in Joliet offers his service
to the public DR.. W. has served In The Brifi.h A.
and war in the Crimea Amy
Sss1rg'eai cases promptly attended.
etice Nc. 55 Bluff Street .1as
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Stray Cow

- TRAYED from this city, about the let July a male
- yellow Cow. short horns. small head IL about eight
years old whoever will return hnr TO A McNerny,
in Joliet or give information where she may be found
will he paid for their trouble
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WHEELER & WILSON'S
Z WING nj ACHIN YES!

NEW IMPROVEMENTS, AT REDUCED PRICES
THE Wheeler 4 Wilson Manufacturing Company
HdriHg gdiaed al their SUITS at Loto,
With Infringing manufacturers Of Sewing Machines
propose Ist the public shall he beneiit" thereby and
have accordingly
Reduced the Prices 81 tier Sering Machines
After this date they will be sold ~ rates that will
pay fair profit the of manufacture, capital u
vested. ana expense of making sales: such prices
will enable make first class machines aud as
heretofore, guarantee them in every particular
MRS. /. I. MILLSPAU6H,
Nov. %. GOn9Itf. Agent Joliet Ill
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Mary Elizabeth Jonss,l
" n.II a. ri.-..-.

A@.aAAFtAA StLf-sl
V. Bill fer Diyoios.
Amos J. J1nes,
A FFiDAYIT Of the uou-r-.iI-Doe q tie ss-r
~ named defendant. Amos J. Joues having 81
nlsd in the ufcr Of the Clerk of the aid Courr Not
. hereby given 10 tie said d'feHant Amt- J. Js.
that MARY Elizabeth Jcn-- thu said Complainant -
hic her bills q complaint in -ai9 Cy1Tt. ID. Car
Gerry side thereof and thai fherrupon
ID cut of said Court iu said cAu~r again; aid 5i
ant returuAble the Third Monday q March Ri
and that said cause is nov pradinz in aid oonrt.
Now unless you the said Amos ). JCnss. shall -
sonally be and appear hefUre tie ssi1 CiFeuii Co.;
Il VIII County. on the rsf DAY % thu u~Ti tim t
II. TO IT, held ~ Joliet in said VIII County n -
Third MONDAY 81 March. A. D. Is 2 sud pisad Anss-'
or d"nur 10 the said complainant. til u crHilst
tine SANE and the matters aud thing theeib chHfgsi
and stated. will b. tAk~u cpuf-sssd ly you an
decree entered sE-iuSt you, according 10 the Pnyus
said bill of ovmT lAint.
BIZ. RUSSELL oaf
Y. y BsEBsE, Comps Sol
Joliet. Jan. II. ls62. sl-u
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UP ll.LiNDlc = " iil County IfrrutksAF
Will cOuNTI, of May term A. }. a.
John Cary
Bridrii caryI D'" TOT o'o''
A fflDANIT that the sid Bridgit Cary dsfap5st;
N in the foregoing bill ofc0npiAint. oonosAis h'-
self and evrdss service e summons having teen tt
the Office Of the clerk Of said Court Noiioe y beftT
given 60 the said defendant BridEf Cary that Sath
Cary the shid complainant has filed his bill q en-
piaint IN said Court on the ChAncrry Ede thfro ~
that summons thereupon issued out q ssid cut
said cause against said defendant r-turnable On Ne
third Monday II May next and that said esuse y nss
pending in said court. And unless you the sAd Bff,
u Cary shall personally be and appoar before i a..
Circuit Court of IN County in said STATE 90 ne II.
da Of the said Mas Term thereof 20 be beS q gas'
in said Will County the third Monday u kay \. y
1862 and plead answer or dsmur 10 the aid o,ni NJ
ants bill Of complaint, the sAue and the nAiiss '
things therein cha rKed and sisted VIII b iAtsh
eonfessod by you aud decree entered AEanst yo1 y
eording 10 the prayer Of said bill q eoEnylaiHL
RUSSELL CArL
TbO's. II. HrTcHESs. Comps Sol -.
Joliet March, 18th A. ID. ] G. -
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SHOP.
HENRY SEsRADErs,

On MOULD respectfully announce the pub
k<<HFA w lie that he has ON hand at his Harness
shop. in the Brick Block. on Blur ST., oppo
site STRONG Co.. n large and complete assortment
Harness. Saddles. Trunks Drdles, Martin gales,
tiers, &C. &c.,
Through many years experience IN this line he ater
himself, that he can manufacture the above nnne,
articles in the most approved wcrkman-like manner
and sell such as cheap cheaper than the cheapest.
The subscriber would return his thanks his old
customers for their liberal patronage, and trusts by
srictattenon 10 business and fair dealing 10 merit
large share of public patronage.
All kinds nfrepairing done short notice.
Aug. Il, 5s. HENRY SCIIHADER, Proprietor.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

VIE Largest ami best ssorted St OK Of Hardware
i at the LOWEST PRICES, can be tonnJ ~ ~,
Store Of ~ 'n'
STRONG a RRooKS
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NFOR MS
LIVER INVIG0RATO :.

and has become an established fact, ndard Med
icne, known and approx ed by all that have used
it, and is resorted . with confidence in all dis
eases for which it i re- - commended.
1t has ed thousands = within the last two years
who had given up alli- hopes bf relief. the nu-
merOus unsolicited Ger tihcates in my possession
show. <
The dose must he a-t-s ,daptcd TO the tempefa-
ment Of the individual = taking il, and used in
such qualities act = gently ON the Bowels.
Let the dictates fyour = Judgment guide you in
the use Of the LIVER In yfGoRAToR, and IL will
cure LIVER coNPLlINTs.i BIiIoUs ATTACKS, DTsPEP-
STA. DIARRHGA.| fsUMNrR cosspL aIxrs. Drs-
ENIEEY, DRoPsN, SOURI, STOMACH. HABITuAL Cos
TIvESEss, cHoJc, oHnL- = ERA, NoRBvs chol
infanium, flatu-'- lence, Jaundce, Female
Weakness, and may be used successfully an
Ordinary Female Ned: - ieine- IL viii cure SICK
HEADACHE. las thousands = can tes'ity.) in twenty
minuts, if two three 4 TeasnOoniuls taken at
/ commencement Of atl,, tack.
ALL WHO Use IT ARE GIvINd their testimony in
/ its favor.
/ NIX WATER IN THE- MOUTH WITH ISvIGoR
AToR, AND SWALLOW BOTH lTOGETHER.
Price one dollar per Bottle.
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PRAs and SHORTS blythe 100 or ton, at Mil
ID Prices, at
cAswELLr.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-09-16
S A VI o Il d.
FAMILY
CATHAR TIC PILLS;

COMPOUNDED IRON
PURE VEG ETBLE EXTRACTS, AND PUT Up IN
GLASS CASES Air tight, and III keep in any climate
The FAMILY CA THARTIc PILL is gen
tie but active Catharie "a, which the proprietor has
used in hispractice more - than twenty years.
The constantly incress - ing demand from those
who have long used the Pills and the satisfaction
which al exposes in = gard 10 their use, has in
ducc1 me 20 place them within the reach Of all.
The Profession we'll. know TIE different Cath
artcs act different - portions Of the bowrls.
The FAMILY CATHAR- TIC PHI has. with due ref
creuce this well estab- - Iished fact. been com
pouned from variety - Of the pursst Vegetable
Extracts, which act BIZ like on very part Of the
alimentary canal and :. are good and safe In all
,.hcTe CathaTtic is needed, sueh De-
KANGEMTs Of the SrON = iAcH, SLEEPISEss PALS and
SuRxEsS over the whole body. from sudden cold.
which frequently. If nee neglected, end in a long
cuui of Fever Loss OF tAPPEIITE. CREEPING SIX
sATioS the - body. REsTIETSNEss RE .p-
ACHE or Weight in the head. all ISf1INaA1oKr
DISEASES, WoRMs in Children or Adults, RHIu-
MaTisN great PuEIFI- ER Of the Bloom aud ma Nv
diseases to which flesh is heir, too numerou. 90
mention in this adyer = itisenieLt. DosE, 10 3.
Price Dimes.
THE LIVER INVIGORATOR AND FAMILY ca
THARTIc PILLS re- allied by Druggists generally
and sold Wholesale by the trade in all the lare
ct W. SANFORD, VI. D.,
Manufacturer and Proprietor,
335 BrOadWay New York
Sold in Joliet BY J. II. Brown, L. NJ Bray Geo II
Wc1pTur and j. MeCann. (Sept l3-hl3lI
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TO THE SUBSCRIBERS F THE
ILL COZ NTY MAP.

n ENTLEMEN We take this method of informing
" you that the New Map Of viii County. is now
ready for delivery that we shall commence to deiive
them without delay. One of tine firm will call GU
you personally, and hope the friends of the enter
prise will be ready to receive the maps.
Respectfully yours.
s. IT. BURIIANS J. VAN YECHTEN.
Joliet, July /, 1862.
L. $ Subscribers to this map Will oIlige us by
leaving the price Of the map with their families when
absent, that it may be unnecessary to call
md m
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NOTICE.

ESTATE OF RANDALL VI. DEvANY, DECD.
DUBLtC notice is hereby given, that on the Srd
Il Monday Of Sept. next, (i'eiug the 18th iay of
said monthly shall attend before the County
Court OF VIII County. the Court House in the CITY of
Joliet. for the purpose of settling and adjusting All
said county. deed, wien and where all claimants are
notified aud 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
PATRICK 0'CoNNoR, Adm.
Dated July 5, 1862. n+6
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-09-16
WOOL CARDING.

NOTICE is hereby given. that we will do no c,.,or
I eardi1g THIS season. We continue to huv wool
as nsnal Tor which we will pay ash or exchange IN
eiotn, at our store in Joliet or at the Factory -
Troy, VIII Co, May L, 1859. '''n WI
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-09-16

$500 Dollars Worth OF Brushes
DAlAT, Mhitc-wash. scrubLpg, counter. stove, shoe
1 and Horse Brushes, ut j. ii. BROWNS.
Sept. SO. n12
INNGLISH aud French Hair aud Teeth Brushes. Fine
II Toilet soaps shell Buffalo and Ivory COMES;
French Toilet powders Nun Fun Prepared chalk Lily
White, &c. at J. ii. BROWNIES.
Sept o So nl2
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TO PAINTERS q OTHERsi

HAVE hand large and well selected stock of all
i kinds Of fdINTS Dry and In oil.
AlsaS'.nd paper. linsced oil, spirits Turpintine-
TIMBER, Lthragc, Bronze Gold and silver Leaf patent
Dryer Lacher, puuisc stone, Narnishes paint BrsL
Window Glass, &c. which prepared sell the
most favorable terms. J. H. BROWN.
1856. Mo
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March -. 1862.
cdgs1 ~ OF ar WIZ w Nay T:fn A. D i''
Catharine EagAB)

FIIDAylT I'm. pop-residenos Of the AhO's nAns
n defendant, Thomas EagaD, havine - -. ~
the Office Of the Clerk Of the said Court ho, IA
by given to the said defendant, Thomas LhT;
Of eompl.in, In aid CONT on The Chanoery side d.
and that a summons thereupOn issusd on = :, IL
in said cause against said defendant, -. 40
third Monday Of May next and that sac 0S
pending In said court. ,.-.s,-
Now nriess YOU the said Thomas EAgan sfAl psET
ally be and appear before the said Circuit q J.
County the first day Ct the next tern gs.T 4
held at Joliet in said county, on the tnI =, n The
saii com claimant, bin u plant the sane .nS y
matters and things therein charged and s-s snrsr1
taken and confessed by you and - % N, Ecoz
against you according 10 the praye, o. GIFT
plant. b. T. kCseA17
". BOWEN. sol'r for compt ,a.sp
Toilet, April 3. 1852
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UNDERTAKING.

NE subscriber La. received, and IN k..u IN L.,
sizes and siiles Of Metallic Burial Cas-s vhiL h,
furnish 70 such as may want them. The r.;in.f, !,
Whleh thssC case are held for their beauty
and preserving powers. fully attest ilsir ralv, 81
also keep on hsRd ali -iyi-E Of " ood az -,
I" All calls for his services undertaken IN -,
try. Horse and CsisiAFe on hand.
y. nALY. Fari.r. a LIZ,
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-05-23
They Won't Sell their Cotton.

The oft repeated rebel threat that not .
pound of cotton should be sold for Northern
money is turning out to be humbug, like
their celebrated ''last ditch" proposition
Between the 2sd Of February-the day ON
which Nashville was surrendered the
10th inst, three thousand six hundred
bales were shipped from that city to North.
ern points. Nearly two million dollars worth
yet remains to be shipped. Southern plant.
srs, as well as other people, love the filthy
lucrs, and the cases wherein the products of
their farm have already been destroyed are
not in consequence Of their ''noble o. pat
riotism," but more the result of force. IN very
few instances have they applied the torch to
their warehouses with their own hands. The
rebel soldiery spared them that trouble and
burned it for them.
An illustration ofthe way the thing is man.
aged, can be found in the fact that Daniel s.
Donnelson, ofSumter county, Tenn, Brig
adler in the Confederate army, sold, by his
agent, his entire crop Of cotton, receiving in
return U. s. Treasury Notes. This General
Donnelson has been ono Of the most active
men in the rebel army, in the destruction
business, and, while negotiating for the sale
Of his own crop, has been busy in destroying
the property of others. The rebels, alas, are
mortal, and although perfectly willing to see
their neighbors involved in ruin, each individ.
ual takes precious good care to save him.
ell.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-05-23
More Volunteers Wanted.

Many Of our readers will doubtless be sur
prised this morning at the announcement, in
our dispatches, that the President has decid-
ed to call out more volunteers. This is step
that We have long thought necessary from the
fact that every able-bodied man in the Con-
federate States is being drafted into the ser
vice ofthe rebel government. Should . sue
cession Of reverses meet our army protracting
the war long enough to give the rebel gov
ernment time TO drill and organize its new
levies, We might speedily find ourselves in .
rather embarrassing position.
"A stitch in time saves nine," and the gov.
eminent has shown itself to be fully alive to
the truth Of this trite saying by this new call.
We apprehend no trouble in filling out the
bill, especially in Iowa.
Again, the rumors brought by every steam
or concerning foreign Intervention may notbe
wholly without foundation. At all events it
is best to be prepared for future contin-
gencieS.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-05-23

COMING TIE SPREAD EAaLE.-When the
bill to provide for the protection of the Bald
Eagle, commonly called the American Eagle,
came up in the House of Representatives on
its third reading on Monday, Mr.. Severance,
the author of the bill, arose in its defense,
and addressed the House as follows: "Mr.
Speaker have only to say that any man
who will in any way injure or take the life Of
our national bird is mean enough to carry
rotten sardines in tho same pocket with
musty fine cut tobacco, and pass the same
around on the ace of spades at the communion
table; or would empty the canteen Of . rebel
prisoner and sit on it and whistle con-
federate air through the key hole of Wash.
ington's tomb. The bill, of course, passed
unanimously.-&. Paul Pioneer. r.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-05-23
The Repulse at Fort Darling.

The fight last Friday at Fort Darling on
the James river has already demonstrated
the fact that of all the plans for iron.ciad
ships-of-war yet in the service, the Ericsson
battery, Monitor, is the best. While the
"Galena," which it was supposed was even
more impenetrable than the "Nonitor" was
pierced through aud through by the heavy
riaed shot of the enemy, the latter escaped
unframed, the balls glancing from her heavy
armor, leaving her uninjured.
This will be another item for the British,
who talk Of re-for ming their navy by encasing
their ships with iron plates thick enough to
render them invulnerable, but not heavy
enough to impede their sailing qualities. Ex-
peri,nents on this side of the water have
proven that this theory is utterly impractic-
able inasmuch as it cannot be successful.
Ships to be fast and at the same time impen-
etrable must be constructed in an entirely
different style of naval architecture than that
Of the present day. Again their mammoth
iron. plated warrior" is a failure. She ex-
poses as much of her huge hull to the fire as
nm ordinary "three-decker" and of course can
be riddled completely by the Monitor"
which, on account of the small surface ex.
posed she will be unable to hit.
We believe the government has several Of
these little monitors" in process of construct
ion, and we certainly need one for every har-
Dor of the Southern Confederacy. With one
Of these vessels. Com. Farrugut would ex-
pericnce very little difficulty in reducing the
Notifications at Mobile, which, once taken,
leave the whole State of Alabama at tie
mercy of our forces.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-05-23

the river yesterday, with flag of truce, re.
turned with the startling intelligence that
neither troops nor gun-boats' were visible,
and that Fort Pillow and the river below as
far as the eye could reach, were discernible.
The flag oftruce was sent down for the par.
pose of completing an. exchange of prisoners,
which was began sometime ago at Corinth.
Preparations were Immediately entered
into for a reconnaissance of the gun-boats to
the vicinity of the forts. Towards evening,
however, a rebel craft made its appearance
ground Craig Head Point, with flag OF
truce. The steamer Kennett having on board
the rebel soldiers to be released, went to
meet them No explanation was offered as
to why our own flag Of truce was not an
swered. In the morning the prisoners we're
given up and the steamers returned. E@t
w RELISG, Va, May 81.
A destructive tornado, at two o'clock this
afternoon, unroofed and demolished the Luz
theran church. occupied as school, killing 8
and wounding six scholars. 1t also blew
down the steepe and partially unroofed St.
Johns (Episcopal) church.
The same tornado demolished the upper
works Of the steamer Mariner, bound down
with troops. The Captain, mate and pilot
were somewhat injured, out no lives were
lost. The hull of the boat and her cargo were
saved.
RoLLA, Mo-, May 20.
A train of seventeen wagons laden with
Government stores, which left here, Monday,
was overtaken to-day, when about - miles
out on the Springfield road, by band of rebel
guerrillas, who burned the wagons and con-
tents, and carried off all the mules, eighty-six
in number.
PHILADELPHIA, May 81.
The Bulletin containsa.he following appeal,
received by telegraph, to-dvy, dated Fortress
Monroe, May 2lst: aa eets- E
Call upon the farmers of the North for
supplies of butter and eggs, and send them
here to the care of Drs. Hunt and Mccoy, of
the Chesapeake and Mill Creek hospital.
Sponges, oil, silk, rags, bandages, lint and
dried fruit are also gteatly needed. In the
name Of your suffering soldiers. I make this
appeal. ....... ......
[Signed] JOHN HARRIS, Sec.
This appeal will doubtless be promptly re-
ponded to by the farmers of the north.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-05-23

Observation-Disclosures, city, port of en-
try, capital of Virginia, and seat of justice Of
Herinco county, is situated on the left or north.
east bank of James river, at the lower falls,
and at the head of tidewater, about one hun
bred miles in straight line south BY west
of Washington. The dis ance by railroad is
100 miles from Washington; l6S from Balti-
more, and % north Of Petersburg. Lati
tude Of the Capitol, 81 deg. % min II sec.
north, longitude II deg. ~ min. % sec. west
1t is the largest town in Virginia, and one of
the most beautiful in the Union
There are three banks, with an aggregate
capitxl of 81, ! ZOO, and several insurance
Offices. The public press consists of sixteen
or seventeen papers ard periodicals. six or
seven of which are issued daily. There are
about thirty churches, belonging to the
Baptists, Episcopalians, Me.hodists, Presby
terians, Friends, Lutherans, Campbelites,
Universalists and Catholics also, two He
brew synaguoges. The Monumental Church
occupies the site of the theatre which was
burned in 1911, on which occasion the Gov
ernor ST Virginia and more that sixty others
persisted. Among the i stituticns of this
city may be mentioned the Virginia llstor;-
cal and Philosophical Societies. Richmond
College founded by the Bap.is,s in 1882
St. Vincent's Collegr, under the direction Of
the Catholics. and the Medical del artmsnt of
Hampd>n and Sydney College, established
here in 1888; the edfice of the latter is fine
Specimen of the Egyptian st, le of ar.hitec-
ture. The waite. of the river is raised by
forcing pumps into three reservoirs, contain
ing 900, 900 gallons each, and thence els
tributed over the city. Three bridges across
the river connect TIE city with Manches ter
and Spring Hill.
Richmond contains about forty tobacco
factories, some of which are very extensive,
and several rolling mills and cotton factories.
This city was founded by an act of Assembly
in May, l742, and became the capital Of the
state in 1890, at which period it was an
insignificant place, having scarcely any thing
to interest except the grandeur of its seen
cry. In 1878 it contained about 300 houses.
Population, 10 1900, 5.7S9; in 1910, 9,7S5; in
1920, 12,067; in 1880, II, 900; in 1910, 20, l53:
in 1850, 1850, and in 1854, 32,3s9. Of
whom 1922 were white persons, lO.sS9
slaves, and 2,22S persons of color.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-05-23
sag Mcclellan telegraphed 10 Halleck. I

az Mcclellan telegraphed TO Halleck, the
other day, asking him how he was coming on
with his great victories in the West whereat
the old gentleman waxed slightly warm, and
declared that he might have little time as
well as Mcclellan, but that he would soon
show him what he is about. u
Halleck's course in forbidding Pope to re-
inforce the two brigades engaged on the lett,
on the 9th, was doubtless wise and timely.
The purpose of the enemy now appears plain
ly enough to have been to draw Pope further
over to the lett, and then to push the bulk of
their thirty or thirty five thousand 10 to the
right, where they would thus have completely
isolated them from Buell., and have been able
to oveipower them at their leisure. The
dashing charge of the Second Iowa cavalry
the sturdy fighting of our Grand Guard, and
their finally falling back on our main force,
completely foiled the enemy's purpose. -
Beauregard's "web," of which be is Boosting,
didn't get US into its meshes -C1rinM Cor
resp,ndenee ofihe Cincinnati Gazette.