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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-12
AMERICAN LTFAIKs IN EUROPE

The Paris correspondent of the New York World
urites 10 that paper a. fellows, u;dsr date Of October
l7.h:
The Plria ,urnGls are scarcely ye. finished With their
comments up IN the late proclamation OF the President.
All the opposition press ct II treat II as having . tenden-
CIV to psolong rather than shorten the unhappy Eruggl-
hi which our country ia engaged, and even ihs utnsls
vhich have heretofore been mos, friendly % Ls, are e1
pressing dissatisfied on with il, cor sidering II neither
6h. flesh, nor fowl" TIE P,esse, in particult-, hnds
fault with l., because, as Mr. Seward states in hs ctTc1'
lar TO Que ministers aud c1nsuls abroad, II is "a miht ~
act" aud abs This Is very unsitiR's ctorv Tor these
sho desired 10 see 10 il a moral act. l0siead Of a prin'
cipIs i, il fn'v a bomb launched into the midst OF the
population Of the Sou'h, not much celebrated to bring
back their besrts or convince their copscienns." And
40 from al sides and point Of view the proclamation Is
r,g,rde3 az an uuiOuu rate siep. That Is will have the
slightest II ct in either preventing or delaying foreign
Intervention is entirely prepos'erous. Were IL TO have
any effect upon them il would be rather ia has'en IL than
otherwise, 81. If Europe means to interfne ct oil, she
would desire to do 80 before Cur var became compi
Gated, sci il p'omiscs nov 10 be, by the INTRODUCTION OF
the negro element OF both s'des
Il relation 20 the Intervention itself, there is now here
4 Vener, bel Of th,t the la spscch OF The English Caan-
ceIlor OF thu ETch'qler foreshsdowed q movement 10
,hn, direction tn the part Of the Ergish acd French
combintd. 1, is true The Emperor appeays 10 have
his lands FL! in Mexico. but If It DO true Ulsc,
"a il i said 70 he, tia, his prtsint Ilin Embrace
the co ules. AMI retention Of the whole country.
h wculi seem 10 be TO his interest now TO aid
tho rebels in est,blisbing their government, so TO
intarposs a barrier between u and his Mexican possts.
sious in which. when the Uni0n IA restored, he may vel
Believe We " II not long allow him to remain quiet Macy
believe that Within the next month the rebel OOnied-
sracy will be ~recogn'z'd By both Eugland and France
when it come, il will come like a clap Of thunder, 10 the
Enp ro,rs u,usl b,upqus way Ct dol things. and at
all events, YOU bad otttr be prp red ior 1t The
resignation of N. ThouveDo, IS Minister Of Forfign
AfIirs aud the appointment Of N. Drouyn de Lhu,si In
his place. both OF which ~erS anuourc,d in the "honi'
tour" Of Yesterday, is sn unfsvorAbla SYMPTOM. N.
Thouvenel has slI sloug bean understood to b. opposed
to airy int fsreucs in our aH,irs. aud particularly or.
posed to ary Alisncs with England for tat pu'poe'
Ehile hs Successor is regarded as being decidedly "ss-
cesh" in his tendencies.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-12
MrfCELLASEoUs SUMMARY.

Col. Duran Pop', who wsi w9u iied a. PeryViiie,
died at Lou sville, Ky, on the 8 b inst.
Oalsb B. Smith, Federal Secretary Of the Interior, has
been rendered the ssat on the Supreme court Bench,
made vacant BY the death Of Judge Huntingdon.
Three regiments of Massachusetts, troops left Boston
on the oh. for EeSbern, N o.
The Y.pks es have omneac' ID rep ,ring the Louisville
aud Nashville railroad, within tbs State Of Tennessee.
The iron clad a.ssmer Wseh'wk,n was launched al the
Brooklyn Navy Yard on the 3 b inst.
Geo. Oorcoran's I.sh Legion has gone 10 Fortress
Monroe, from New York.
Ia Cincinnati. OF the 8 b, the rush to procure postsl
currency for small change Was so great that the provost
guard we're compelled to uss thu bu!ts Of their mu'ksls
to keep the crosd al
The Yankee papers say that the Baltimore and Ohio
Rlilroad has not ben destroyed 50 much, beyond har-
peTs Ferry, bu' that Ii can bs rebuilt In tea or hhIen
da,s If er the company gain possession OF it again. Tine
l1ss oil iron and distraction wall amount 10 many hun
dred thousand dolAra.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-12
M EN
Az ,r :, ,NESp As Act ENTITLED Az ACr ~ PROVIDE FURTHER FoT
Iug PrHuc DETtNcV, APPROVED APRIL lG, lsG9.

Az ACT To ANESD A ACT ENTITLED AZ ACT n PROVIDE ftHlhtR FOR
IHE PuBuc DETtNcE, APPROVED APRiLlG ls6s.
The Gongrsss OF ne Confederate States Of Aniericd do enact,
rh., The President be and he Is hereby Autho tEei to call out and
,lars A, III. military service Of the Confederate States for three
yyr,r. npL,ss the war shall have been sooner ended, all white men
,Lo ar. residents Of the Confederate States, between the ages Of
tbIrf,. ave and forty. five years, at the time the call or calls may he
p,I.. and who are not, At such time or times, legally exempted from
military service, or such part thereof a. IN his judgment may he ne
r,.s,ry To the public defence; such call or call, To be- made under
m, DT1yI,ions aud according Ia the terms Of the act To which this i
an amendment. and such authority shall exist In the President,
iirug the prr~.nt var, ~ 10 Mi persons who nov are or may here
n.r.ons between the ages Of eighteen and ioHy.nvr shsl serve
brtr IAN term Provided, That u thu President, In calliog our
room into the service Of the Confederate States. shall first call fr
mi, a p,t Of the persons between the eyes heretofore stated, he
hall cali ior thnsr between the ages Of thirty tive and any other age
ls.. nan fart, i've. Provided, that nothing herein contained shall
i. unIrr.tooi ~ repeating or modifying any part Of the act 10 which
M. q amrndstory. except as herein expressly stated: And proyi'
J.t further, That those called out under this act, aud the act to
which ths i An amendment, shall be hrst and immediately ordered
10 AM 10 their maximum number the companies, baitalOns, squad
r,r. and regiment. tOu the respective States At the tlme The n to
further provide for the public defence, approved 10Th April, lS62,
"a, p,sscd, aud the surplus, IL any, shall be assigned TO organlaa
lions formed from each state since the passage Of that act, or p seed
in new organizations Ia be rhcered by the State having such resi-
dur. according 10 the laws thereof, OF disposed Of rs now provided
Inv law Provided, Thattlc President l. authorized 10 suspend the
.yr-u,inn OF this act, or the act to which this IL an amendment, In
any loo ,lty where he may dnd Il lnpracticahc To execute the same.
and that In such locality, and during said suspension, the President
4, autIrriKei 10 receive troops into the Confederate service, under
any OF the acts passed by The Confederate Congress prior to the pas
SAKE OF tie act TO provide further for the public defence, approved
18th April, lS63
Approved September %, 1902.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-12

We continue our extracts from Northern papers Of
November oh:
fHI INV YORK ILrCTIos = COMMENTS OF LlApIsa NEWS
The Tribune slys:
Never was 0 great and patriotic psrty doomed to bear
10 against such q combination Of adverse iIh1euces as
thoee With which the Republicans and Uuion War Dtm'
| ocra's struggled in our contest Of y~es.eIdiy. rhey were
ccmp lied TO meet OF tie polls
l.. Every partisan OF Slavery and sympah zf with the
| 8 Shareholders Rebellion.
2. fhs great R1mseling interest, organized as q pc
Ii. ical power. and lAvshing funds % well % efforts In be
half Of the Democratic ticket.
3 Two Hundred thousand Voters who never voted
any other than the Democratic ticket, and never viii,
though the ticket we're all made up Of Fernando and
Ben Woods, and undisguisedly favorable to revolutona
~ usu' patton and 6espotism.
4 Thousands whose god is hsmnou, and who, ind
ing the war expensive and burdersome. are anxious Tor
peace ct any price.
Every coward Who fears being drafted.
8. Every sneak who has been told thM SEYMOUR
| election will relieve hin from the payment OF war
taxes, aud Is actually fool enough to bsnsvs L.
Z. The depressing eject Of the recent tl,ctions AND
their unexpected adverse results.
s. The absence at the seat Of war Of at least one hun
dred thoussod Of our brsvest and best, tSo-lhlfds q
| them ard att RsppblicAus, end q good share oil the re
| OIL .inder Uoiau War Democrats Of the school OF D.ekin-
| son, B.ncIof; and fcemaine.
Q General Dissatisfaction With the slow progress, or
no progress. Of our armies, and . vide spread feeling
| that, through the i~ncspacity. intfi ;isney, or insincsrity
| Of our mil tAry lesdore, ,he blood and treasure o. the
loyal mill ons arc bailg sacrificed in vaiI.
The Tine, takes a similar view. Ths Rra'd 10 Ger
tain the radical Abolitionis 9 have rec,ivsd q fnishing
blow, and insists upon i: that they shall. nv Be pat 10
the back grouud. Tae World accepts the results - an
unqualified condemnation OF the Emancipation proe'a'
nation, Wills tho E,ptSSis cert.in tina. it msns the
| Uaion, the Constitution and the enforcement Of the laws,
against anything and everything.
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what May Happen II the United states.

what May Happen In the United staitS'
TIE breaking ous OF shs var sienccd all factions and
composed Ell party differences at the North. 1t vas
oaly sons thrss o. four months ago thai, = few members
of O,zzass, calling themselves Democrats, Veutured to
Issue an address inviting AL Who CONDEMNED The cou'ss
Of the Lincoln Administrator aud its brokers' to brig
out candidates and unite in the election. Tae result
show thai, where eighteen months ago there vas per
isct uaity and accord, noH there is thorough division
sad ilpacISle hostility. TIE cInvas which has ut
ended has bean on, o. the moit excited and enbittored
sVsr kloFu in Ansriol1 politics. Gnd tbs prediction,
freely N d., thA. Il would fad a bloody dsnousnSns on
election day, seemed not unreasonable. Foe prediction
fisd IS to time, bl the dangE may not have ended
TIE prophecies Of Soms Of their writer's aud speakers
l0Ok 70 violence and revolution - The inevitable eonse-
sIsncs Of the success Of the OppoNi,n. TIE following
Is Al eElrae. from a latter ia the Bl6I1 Express, Sfit
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-12
10 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,

us RAsg"
Articles ,orlzsH on boSA su'ss " ne Paper tOLH not % yskRsA-
81 TE 4 a rsis ~ long ratafisg, Oggh. u Be tNOscn % az,
auf loN g. ~ oEs % o." 70 & from O5i,atrJ Notices secsSt
On. s.yaf iiass are uASrsvfsr a. SlsertSSmea4
q Ts oIsn0: ssCs ttt- O. rcprE rssc,si eOBsAuHGeJtiofss
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-12
OoEs oIOr or GtORsn-rhs niledsevlls COnfeit.
UORN c
rate slys

rate slys
"Tle Comptroller Gele.sl in his annual report this
year, az us1al has many valuable statistical isc.s. Ia
hs Instructions TO the Tax Collectors in the StIte he re-
CURED them to report tae number OF a res planted ia
oItton, and also the number planted ia ooSn aud other
grain. Five cOlnis did 10 report at AL. Ia the IT,
msibirg one hundred aud t~enly seven %coultie1 itii
reported that on'y tEo hundred AMI tlrty SIX thousand
one bundled and IA neiy- sight acres are plsnt'd 10 cot
ton, while four million nine thousand eighty acres were
planted ia corn, and ons mill on three bu died aud for.
ty-lins thouan1 three bundled AMI seventeen acres
we're planted in other grain. A; fourt zen bu'hfl' 10
ths acre, tie Comp,rollss q ,nerAl estimates tbs corn
crop OF this year 10 Ge.ryia at fifty nino million and ice
hundred thousand, nearly double what Ws in ls4s,
which vas one OF our mos. fruitful year"
This Is a splendid production SIty millions Of blsh
els OF corn produced in ols 3 ate alone. to say nothing
OF SbeIt and otl ef bread5rfr show Wha, are the az
r%icultursl capacities Of the South. and We trust will re-
lave the fears Of those who believe We are on th, verg'
OF sAr7atsol. Tbs COTu crop In the other cotton Stltss
is Increased ia about the sens pro portion as 10 Georgia.
The corn crop Of hsi Sia;s slO 10 would furnish an ave.
rage Of 6Se bushels psr SnBu a ~ every min. WOMAN
aud child 10 the OJalslerIey. Ihl army iGc.dd ID
LyNehbary P'rg.HiGa.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-12
FROM THE NORTH.

We continue our extracts from Northern papers OF
November oh:
fHI INV YORK ILICTIos - COMMENTS OF LlAprsa sEWs
PAPIRs.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-02-18
n21-ly
How Beautiful for a (hiId,s Grave |,

DAGUARREOTYPE PICTURES ATTACHED To
IL Head stones and Monuments in a PARItN MARBLE
CASE, and warrented TO secure the Likeness from
air and dampness for long number of years. Any
Daguerreotypst copy the Dag"erreotype into these
Cases from the original picture, ard it is but few
moments work to attach of them to Head Stone
When Sitachel to Head Stone Monument. they
look though they carved with the
SculptOrs Cbisel for they pc f-tly
They very ornamental IA Head Stone, and are
worth twice the amount charged, for ornament
More than Fifteen Thousand Gases have Been sold,
this fact alone shows conclusiyey that they as
running into general Use.
The adjoining of the sepulchers of removed ones al
levates grief and soothes the wounded heart. 1t
also cheers the hercaNed TO know that an additional
establishment of the presents stronger attras-
tons to arrest the attention of the stranger and
him to pause and learn the name. and gaze the
hsRssS who has shared largely the love of
others To refined ami cultivated mind hcr. is not
! a more monrnful spectacle on carih than "A desc
Grated grave. neglected and orCr-T0wn graveyard
Those in hose memories the departed live, will come
to ztrcw sweet flowers upon their graves, and drop
tear of AFT elton.
Thes will plant there the Rose, the Lily and the
Evergreen as Eublems oT a fragrant and beautiful
Immortality, which they assign them in the Paradise
OF tod Above all we would doplore the los, Of those
Licensees OF dear departed which distinctly
cugTayen upon the tablets of memory. Attic ugh
months and years may tlapse since iHeXOraLle Death
made the beies of cherished ones to the
grave, and their spirits to God they still pres
minds. beautiful and life like.
- nj whn does not realize a melancholy pleasure I'm
recalling departed lie their image clothed with
the innocence and lovelncss Of youth, marked by
One OF these Cases will be sent by express to any
person in ths United States for Two Dollars. One GoZ
Cases viii lie sent TO Marble Dealer Dsgucr-
rcotypist for Twelve Dollars
Cir, ulgrs. &c. furnished free, and sent with each
package of Gases. Agents charge - apiece when
they attach them to Head Stones.
Any person wishing TO still them be supplied at
Twelve Dollars per Dozen.
Young Men and Mechanics can by engaging ia this
business make easily Fire Hahrcf Dollars this Spring,
and only Twelve Dollars required Capital COM
mence with.
BILE Dealer for Three Dollars. This is rstrate work
and well worth the price asked for il.
All Orders must be accompanied by the Money: |
will be responsible for its safely if you have proof of
sending it.
Address the Manuiat turcr'
\. LEWIS BALDWIN.
ne6 Il West Neriden. Conn.
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4 New WhfrIDOOI.

A whirlpool, some three hundred and
slx.y feet IN diameter has been formed in
the sen near I IRE del Greco, bv the late
erup,i. # Nssuvius. The sounding gave
twenty three fathoms Of water, and the
oiummnt brought up sand anil sulphur
From part Of the circumference tail. so
To call II, about sixty feet ia width, runs
away in the direction Of Sorrento, end is
Of beautiful light green color. All tho
water here was iepid hBl strong sulphu>
rou5 smell! and many fish have been des-
troyed. The eruption Of Vesuvius appears
t. DO Increasing at the latest dates instead
of subsd.ns. There ere eleven craters
above Terre del Greco, all emitting srIrhu
rnus vapors and the largest is from seventy
to eighty feet deep and cn2 hundred feet
vide. From this paint, after heavy runs
bbngs sni heaving of the surface, the ground
was split open end fiery fi.sure was made
almost to the outskirts Of the city, through
which the dread unseen power passed, ope
ming the streets, and laying bare some
parts of the former buried city, ard then
running into the sea. Strangers are COM
IN from all parts Of Europe to Naples to
behold Vesuv.us in its glorious burning
and devastating anger.
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SAINT LOUIS STORE.
VIZ n oleSaIe & Retail.
Choice Family Groceries,

IIIE undersigned bcgs leave call the attention OF
the citizens Of Jo'ie, and vicinity his full aud com
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-02-18
SIEayed

l. RON the subscriber durinE the early part If tho
4 GUNNER, three colts aud mule, one dark bav
horse c0l years old, right hind foot white branded
IL on lett shonlder-rather dim; one If the Others
bright bay horse colt year old, and the other
mare colt bright bay year cid, both brand as
above. The mule was year old last spring, the
best one in the State, dark brown, light cOiored
Also brown COW and calf-te 10 or II years old,
mlddng size, supposed to be in the region of Il Mile
Grove Whoever will return said sTays give infor-
nation where they may be found will be literally re-
wardei
II. K. STEVENS.
Joliet, New. &c, 1861. NJ.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-02-18
TAX SALE NOTICE,

A Ii persons concerned viii please take notice al
~ are hereby Notified that sale for drli,,,,n.,,
SPECIAL tan levied IN pursuance Of city ordinance beIi
at the Court tionse in the city Of Joliet win Countv
Illinois, ON the 18th day Of April A. D. lstp in mr.
s9shce OF law" she following described lot purchRs
purchase cerioate of said sale that the time fur re-
denptioa vi expire in two years from the DAT. ~
said sale and the cost of redemption Will be douI. tho
amount sold Tor interest subsequent taxes and cost
ofaCyertising. viz: 49, NO0'
s1,76. S0'a i0r
Joliet, Jan. !, 1se2. Ai'ooseN'
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-02-18
TAX SALE NOTICE

Ii persons concerned, will please take NOTICE
IA that at a sale of Lands. Town and city lots for
state County and special taxes and Costs for the wear
1889 made in pursuance of law, in the County Will
and State Of Illinois, the 2Sth day of MAY. 1880 and
That ! am holder of the purchase certificates Of
the following described tracts of lands and lots sold
at said sale am that the time of redemption thereof
from said sale will expire in two years the date
OF SAD SAFE and the redemption will be dorLIe the
amount sod Tor, and Subsequent ii paid hy me
with interest thereon and cost of advertising to witt
sSnih part OF Block !, in Denny's third Addition
to mOkena. ON
joliet, Jan. q, 1869. Di-'Ni'
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strnyed or Stolen.

nN the 2Sth OF Juno last, sorrel Mare. years
Iuld shod day before she icJ, small white spot
IN the forehead. sorTe name and tai two letters B. IL
:. branded on the lett shoUider. long hair the
tclock. fclocb and enc of the hind feet little
lar%, than the others caused 10y strain, large nat
hDots and IN" in-d, u the kouis is full the rim
ia" bottom, and steps long when under a trot.
Whoever viii return said Mate shall receive So If
stolen and VIII County VIII pay $50 for the thief;
a. s'raycl will nay - u found within 10 miles from
Joliet. will pay $40 ifiUuud within - miles of Jolic
Any one who vii take up sad mare and give nfur-
nation 10y letter through the r. o. at Joliet, ILL., direct
to Box So, shall be literally rewarded.
b. o. HARRINGTON.
Joliet July Il. 1860. n5-Sw
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NOTICE.


ESTATE Of THNMAS WIIELAN, Decd.
DUBLiC notice is hereby given, that ON the 3rd
/ Monday Of March next, (heing the Eth day Of
said mnntEJ ! shall attend before the Count,
Court OF VIII County at the Court House in the city
Joliet. for the purpose Of settling and adjusting all
claims against the estate of Thomas Whelan late Of
said county deed when and where all claimants ate
notified and requested to attend and present their
claims in writing against sand estate adjustment
All persons indebted TO said estate also request
ed to make payment to the undersigned without delay
MOSES WHELAN, Admir-
Dated Dec. d 1851.
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TITS COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY PROM GUNS
and has beconle an establis ed fact Standard Med
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DISEASED HORSES AND CATTLE.

Require restoration Of usensbc perspiraton sIoau=
Fever AutiGote. Condition Powder is q certain Blood
Purifier Ii never fails loosen the skin cleans. the
water create appetite, and positive cure for Coughs
Colds stun Complaint, Founder, Dstcuiper and carries
Of Bolts and Worms, may be- given at any time and
under all circumstances with perfect safety
ons Package of the Powders aud a box of the Oint-
mert viii perfectly cure Founder in Elk or
eight days, without leaving the effect in the feet
In Horse Dateuper, they will alay the fever aud pro
mote healthy termination of the disease One pow
dor and part Of n box OF ointment. Will, in all
cases, cure tho Horn Distemper in n COW; two are
sometimes required for an OK
WALTER i. SLOAN, the original dscoverer Of this
truly valuable medicine still has the sole supervision
OF it's manufacture, but orders should be sent TO his
son. Oscar Sloan, p South Water Street, Chicago
lll- who VIII promptly supply tho demand for these
popular and truly great medicines.
They are sold Icy all dealers in Medicine Sold
wh"les'le aud retail az Manufacturers prices at
Joliet. BY J. II. BROWN and Retaied by ali the 9TH
Druggists
June 10. lS60. ,o1J,
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ESTATE OF JACOB LINIACHER DECD.
DUBLIC notice is hereby given, that on the third
L Monday OF March next. being the 18th day OF
-i month"; shall attend before the County Court Of
viii County, at the Court House in the cty of j. rt
frr the purpose Of settling and adjusting all claims
against the estate Of Jacob Limacher late of said
county deceased. when and where all claimants are
notified AMI requested to attend and present their
claims in writing against said estate tor adjustment
All P'tsOus indebted To said estate are also rcuuast
ed to make payment to the undersigned without de-
lay.
PETER LIsIACIIER. Admir-
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('ITY Lots and Land for Sale, by
y P. O'CONNOR
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INFALLlELE AND WARRANTED!
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With which to near Lectures. Sermons Speeches &c
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The deaf ever invented. letter enclosing full mar
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Address, II MANSFIELD. Book Seller
10 l34 York Street, New Haven, Conn.