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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-11-25
Tax ale Notice.

LIZ sons rancrrned, will take notice that At
A sale Of lands and city lots, for city taxes and
S IN, and unpaid thereon for tho year 1900. made
"A prruence II law. and the ordtances uf the City Of
Jd4i In tir State u Illinois, on the 2AtL day Of
W,rrh IStl and that the undersigned Is the legal
h,lisr of'ha purchase certificates Of the following
s.rrad Dot. sold Mt said sale ard that the time Of
rd,npiion thereof from said sale will expire in
tr5 wears from the day 81 said sale, ind tte
tn-..-4rv o. lr,m from said sale, viii be dontr tHs
,B1un sold Or sud suh-equeut taxes If puid by me-
With 10 per cent interest aud cost of advertising To- wit
o q commencing 60 # from y side lot . Block T.
H..i lgligt
Ualiyt'-l = of3o q commencing 200 e from north
~ Ut ] BIS IH West Joliet.
North llrr 1T b'rck r.. old Town Joliet.
Sab Lat subdivision OF n 81 lot r. Block - Canal
T-8f,r. srr.lfyt. ION II W {. sec 10 y o. q 70 Z
Li- 80 & - zoo A v HUwaus Subdivision part Of
Eek -. E,wtu'- Aid % Joliet.
Lt., E'.Us @, Canal Trustees sub Of " =, Sc Is
TIkIu L.
Lt 90 in GARDNER Graves Sub Of part Of lot 10 Of
~ Zoe O., Sec 10 7 - ]; 10 T..
SOB at g. Barber Graves, sub of lots .. !, B. 10
tHvIt 0fue O. =. S-r Is 80 L 20 t..
BbCk p Huwr'. - Graves suh "a = & Sec 10 E;5
u 10 east u . acres.
Worth q B3, s4uie
u: rRg came
LtG Eln-k s. East JoliJt
l0ttl = Blucl, - Norih Joliet,
Ito Block u School Sec.
Lt,4. 5 g. h.k Ii2
D acres east end ~ = Sec 7 IS i 10 east, for
sehol aud special taxes.
IL. LOWE.
Joliet Yovenib ., IsG2
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A CARD TO THE LADIES.
Dr.. DupOncO'S Golden Pills.

Iulailiahc in correcting. regulating and removing
all obstructiou- from whatever cause, d always
cessful ~ preventive.
Inial,ible in relieving stop9ages and irr~> ulsriies
Of the reuses. These pills nothing mes. but 81
France aud Afaoyici with uuparsile! -uccss ever
case. aid hc a. urged Ivy many Thousands la who
have usei them. make the Pills public for tl,e a!l-
Walton Of those suffering from any irf -uarte- hat
well a. to prevent increase Il family whcr,
health will permit it. Females ulirly situated
those supposin themselves cuii gia against
using these Pills. While in that condition, the pro-
pIietcr responsibility alter the above
mnuti0n although their milduess Hunid prevent any
mischief 70 health otb-rs Csc the i'i!!s recon-
n,ended. Full aud explicit explanations accompany
luz each box. Price 3, 90 pr box
s0id ~ B. BLaCkNAN. Druggist.
s1ie agent for JOLIET. and ~Wti County Sc III
LADIES. by sending him s1c9 70 Joliet Pot Cfice
and have the iiis scut couhdeut.y) by nail to any
part Of the cpuutry.
N.B-Louk ont flr csui.crfeits. Boy ua Golden
Pills Of any kind unless every box IS szn-d D. Howe
All others are "a La7e imposition, and uusafr: there
FIRE, you value your lives and health. 90 say moth
ing Of being hunt uEed ou; Of your money! hy only
Of those who show the signatures Of d. 1--we on
every box which has recently been ad.l. account
OF the Pills being counterfcIte3 Tho rli-nts com
posing the above DE mada known TO ivory Agent
and they will tell you they safe aud viii pcfln
all ciansd fnr them.
sold by LORD SMITH Cliirr-o. AMI by one Drug
gist IL every town, city and yil,see in the state.
;. d. HOWE, sole Proprietor.
Oct. "A. 1s62-ly New York
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-11-25
NlOrIEage snIe.

NJ IEEEAs. Harvey y Sioddard did on the hnh
~ N'f =. rIi'Ei frf 4 %. 100 make execute and
avii'e unto Thomas lesrSe liz certain Trmi.-s ~
H"te-' ti0 Ft cote & the -utl % Thirty doarz made
Iug and PAYABLE n six Months tate thereof with
interest 40 ihc rate % ten a-r f.ut AFR due and TIE
tFhH note iT tie sum % Three. hundre-! and thirty
LilHi, ma ilr and payable ia yeaT afer date
mei'| N.ih inf-r'-t ~ ten per after due; a5I
which sati tso prIui-Ty urf-- were secured 70 -
laid iS the certain mortgage deed, barring zte tbs
MN day e.! - i.inItr. Ia tho year Of or Lusd one
tn'"@tua eight l'unrr7l aad .iNiy, dolly r1aIc execut
3D. srisn"w eyed aIs dslir.rsf iiy The aid zryry
SiHe ia.f and Wary stod Lard his wife uarfy Of ths
hNi part ." ,ii Thomas Aeasiey PARTY u the seeond
iarf- upon the real estate herein t or isr-i,4 49,
SAL mort gage was duly fiei FOR record and recrded
l1 't t.reH'i DiIy- q N.ii County IN the S,.,. a
ii"ho' 90 t-HN q GA mage sS. And whereas defan,,
"'Ni- n'-H ''~!r iH the avfla u said above AZ.
tIlb'i n't- % aEy Tait Thereof aer,riirz ~, ,Ic,
triiHlT aud ' .. aud pursuauce OF the r1ve, =,
sale Va .ssi mort --- contained. rtli- 1,,ss, :. -
" gwen fii ga Ihur-dy the I-tii 4sy II Novembsr
a. 20, ven The ii"Trs Ofoac O'Clock aud thr.s
l'i- b -'i ~ --it Gay, at the north door a. a..
t".II House 10 t~ city = Joliet IN aid WIN Conntv
al Si4i- OF Illinois snail self 1T public at,c,n ~.
iis, "nc D. biii-r for cash. the real state ne. :,
I ~ ','ll above "-seiii, j a0Etlas and descritsd
sub lot ilnr - Il lot shtesr |f.;) IN p,set t..-,
on- ~ Ia 'snal Trrsters Subdivision Of m, y;..x
"i' Z" = ct'n iie@n 1j. in Tywnsi - ldrty We f5sl
N"it" - Rang iei To- fa-t Of the third priueu.l
Ia % a.. T. ID" city % Joliet in s.ii Comfy -
St'te aforesaid r 20 uc tlcfcO; as IA. be nece--,ry
!" -'-N sai au'es in fdi With Interest aud cost. a
safe. ih all the i.gpr1veulrtts thereon together ith
az FiSht aHd "p1ity Of redemption. and homestead
lrns ~ a. sail Harvey n. sies!Iard ana hi. vTs
A-ry s'sailFd trir heirs and assign, ,bersi, ~
Tor ;he ases and purposes therein set forth.
r. THOMAS YEARSLEY, Mortasxs>
IHas u HrrclHSs. ATTY fo- MoTtacigee
October p, IS62
The above s'ls Is alj,uraei to Dec 4th, 1ssz, .,
THOMAS TEARgLEY. Hortr.gas
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NOTICE.


ESTATE OF REgUoCA DAVIS, DECD.
nURL.fC noffr- T. hereby gsen. that on the fhirf
4 Monday o. .Iauusry next. liging tie Zis- DAY 81
sli! reufh1 si attend before the Cuuufy Court 0f
WIN COUNTY tae Court House the city n J-li~t
fgr the purpose of settling and adP--7ns all Claims
agafast ;ac estate oI LeE-ce1 Davis late of stfd
county f,csased. when and where aii ciauisnis arr
NOTIFIED and requested attend ard J4rseut their
claims writing agaiusg aid estate for "a us.Inf ut
All p-rsos inTeted e. said estste. also request
Cd TO make payment % the undersigned without de
lay.
Dsted ~oy IL 1852 naSv,
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ESTATE OF JOHN NJ. MILLER. DECD.
DUBLlC notice is hereby given. that on the 3rd
4 Monday Of Jan next ti,irE tie Iglh Gay cf
said mDnfii.l I shall attend before the County
Court Of County. az Tire Court Rouse Ia lie city Of
Joliet. Tor the patplsg o. settling AID aliast.nE all
claims srin-t she estate e John n Miller. lats
said county decd wien aId where all claimants
notified and requested TO attend and prs-eut their
claims In writing against saii estate for gl ustneEt-
Ali persons Jude lei TO said estate. also request
ed 20 make pylasH 70 ths undersigned without delay
ARA BfOHS, Adm.
Dated Nov L 1852 rs2s
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ESTATE OFDAv1D G. GROVER, DECD.

1NrRIIc notice Is hereby given, that on TIRE tf'irl
Monday Of JaA. next ioeinc the 1911 lay Of Sad
Lii ball attend before the County COurt nf VIII
v At the CArt House " the city o. Joii t, for the
80 of settling aud adjusting all claims against
n Stat Of David g. Grover late Ct said County
a...-l ubrn and where all claimants are notified
81 relue.tsl to attend and present their claims in
,-llne s,,jusl said estate for adjustment.
A, sr-ap- indebted e. said estate also request
u male fayueut to the undersigned without delay.
ELIZA :. GROVER, Aimy-
Jlse4, Nov 25, 1862 2i6w
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SIMI-iNNUAL STATEMENT. no. IC2.
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS.
S 9 5 2, 8 Q q g 9.


NOTICE Is hereby given that by virtue Of deere
tai order. made and entered Of record by The
County Court ui VIII county. in the state Of Illinois,
the October term 4 b. 1862 thereof the matter
Of the uetitun of Frinan Mack. admin uf ;o
Of Al yah Il Deuel. hate Of said county deceased
intest ate for leave sell the real estate belonging
the said state for tie payment Of Che debts bcrua
shall sell public yentue At the north door Of the
Court House. ia said county. the thirteenth day
December A. D. 1SG3, between the hours oi ten o.
clock in the forenoon aud ye O'Clock in the afternoon
of that day the highest bidder for cash the said re-
al esat. described follows tOwit: Fhe north b7lf
% the south quarter Of section twenty five f25l
Township thirty three f3 North and # Range c.yc
~ east Of the third P NJ ia sai County containing.
SO acres Of land more O. less
PII,NIAN MACK Admr. of said estate.
Il. f. B4RBTR, Sol.
October >, 1852.
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TAX SALE NOTICE.

LII persons concerned, viii please take notice,
n that a a sale of lands, town and city lots for
State County and special and costs for the year
1851 made in pursuance of law, in the county of WILL
and state of Illinois, the 26th day Of June, 1862
aud that l the legal holder OF the pur-
chase certificates Of the following described Lands
sold at said sale. and that the time Of REDEEM
ton thereof from said sale will expire in two
wears from the date OF said sale and the redemption
will be double the amount sold for and suhscquen
taxes paid by me, with interest thereon and Of
adyertising toWit.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-11-25

NEoN the subscriber Joliet, the 26th Of sept
il sorreI MARI. eieyen years cid, star IN her
forehead. back rather hollow. sbod all round. Any
person vino vii return said mare % me o. give iuiJr-
where she may he foand VIII he literally
war,isd.
rAuL ISE1EE-
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AA.fg.ioc,s snIe.

n 1TTCE Is hereby given that 7. the undersigned
= viii sell ot Public Auction Friiay. December
lJs So at tile Count iaus ia joliet, all She ret
tite anil interest which TIrIla. HaIt.u and sf, AMI
TGaiHa- Hsttun. Junior and wife conveyed e. hy
ther Decd uf Assigurie NJ bearing daa June u. lsri.
ani recorded iu tie oic" Of tile Record or VII Co..
III .U il. -. iTu-I - q 50 aud the u.iC- 81
the Recorder o. .i-ru1v Co. Il' o.. box No = lrs-e
81 - So. 1aH iu sr ire f the Ecr1uGaa ofC10k Co.
ia book -lC. page syl st 1f, IA and tie following
described f-.l ,sIstg. VIZ
The Es-; ha.f IF ,out, hsf Of Aorth half Block -
in Bowen Addition ~ u!I-t; : gtL f6 Il lot
block ito West Joliet: Eaa 20 and = School Section
addition Co Joliet tae stone arc Ipu-e plaicr:5
Lot .. llagh Is, Nest J.ei, and L.: bi,k School
Section Addition a. joliet; Lots /. >. and D. block
p. johnson. Roberts and stOTTs Adj. TO Chicago.
TERMS CASH.
Joliet. Nov. l.. 1872. /. G0ODSPELD. Asieuee
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CT. LOUIS ALTON AND CHICA.

REcEryERs OFFICE, CHICAGO, III, Oct. Il, 1862.
Notice Is hereby given t>,Il persons holding vOucl-
for wool furnished the st. Louis Alton and Chi
cago Railroad Company, signed d. sh' ruan, Agent,
and for which payment Is ordered in decree OF the
United States Circuit Court OF the Northern District
Of Illinois Of the 30ih November 1859, that the tal
unpaid said wood has been deposited In said
Court by order VIII be paid and distributed to
claimants their attorneys en- presentation Of the
proper vouchers to the undersigned.
JAMES ROBE, Special Receiver.
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stray Colts.
STRAYED
WANTED IMMEDIATELY

60, more Recruits for the 18th III Cavalry. The
4 Hing Regiment Of the army Of the South West,
,ar,rr,ation Is aiIendy won
80 The advantages u Cavalry over other arms Of
a .ytire arr these When nfntry walk we ride,
Sivfl be appreciated in a long days march, and In
..I, e,i supply ON the urishhcrirg farus. When
-. srs d,,yii, trenches We are hunting the enemy
..gs5Td.satins his goods. aad snder the same cir
,srrss cavalry are at least tgaEty per ct. kealui
~. an, other branch Of tie army. Can and see
" = Fsr store opposite the Court House, Joliet, ILL.,
Lieut.. I. u. SWAIN.
Ord. Sargt. Il. GRUNDY,
Recruiting officers
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Tax Sale Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that. at a sale Of lands
aud city lots for state county and special taxes
and cost due th rrcn for the year lSt0, made in pur
Of law in the County of viii and State of Hi
uo' The 24tii day Of June 1851. at the north door
me House. in the city Of Joliet, hold by
pur chase assignment the purchase certificates q
said sale Of the fol lowing described tracts and town
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-11-25
Executors Sale.

ny virtue Of a dccretal order of the VIII County
ID Court at its November term, A. D. 1862. in
wherein the Undersigned was petitioner and Ardoiia
A. Burg Ida A. Burg, and Frank d. Burg, minor heirs
and devise Of David X. Burg, Phebe A. widow Of
said David ~ aud Guardian of said Ida A. and Frank
D. and walter smith. Guardian of said Ardela A.,
and Marshall b Knight defendants, instituted
for the sale Of real estate to pay debts shall at the
funt door Of the Court House in Joliet on the 9th day
OF January next between the hours Of 10 A. NJ and
T. NJ sell at auction to the highest bidder for cash the
following described lands in said county, viz the East
aud the West half Of the South East quarter Of Sec
ton tSentythres, Township thirty-four, north of
Range eleven East leo acres less; Subject to
a mortgage to Levi Weirick on which about $500
Is due. Full particulars to be given the sale.
SAMUEL J. SEED. Executor of the last
viii Of David X. Burg.
Nov. Il, 1862. sn33ew
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ESTRAY.
NOTICE

vtEEN upIn the Town ofJacksrn by David Mich
,,,.. a BAY mare colt one year Old.
0@'' VIM ToNNER. County Clerk
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NOTICE.

forbid any person from buying note. dated Aug.
ed 1862 and signed PattersOnk Edgeworth, il u
a fzaEdulsat apd ssont pay H.
roFes. seq. -, 1so2. JIG. PATTERSON
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DEDTTISTRY

DR. F. b. moor AyU
w oULD respectfully inform the inhabftsnt. Of
-eli-t ana vicinity. that az an absence a q
soi years has returned! to Joliet fnr the purrse Of
q hls iture hnn-e and adopts this method "a
.3i'i H. friends ana the public, that he has taken
tie rooms formerly occupied By CARPENTER a Pierce
OVER BROWNS DRUG STORE,
whc-e he VII ie rl ssei to al who nay need mars
CLASS DENTAL DFPEEA ATOMS.
Those SHo nay employ him may be assured that sa
oiPtf@ii'Is Wal Ie performed ia nsut, tTtlstv and
fgtlL taG W0Uasr.
Nov. q, IsCr. ,a.w
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100000 Superior Brick,

tOK Sale by the subscriber at reasonable rates.
Oilce at the New England Hotel
HREFFLER.
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Slsu embellishments.
Dr ". II. HOPKINS

IT'LL give BIZ S0diTs9 . ' tSs Ts9 5 to tae
pIa"a eros. the Railroad, on left hand, Joliet st.
b. tnl tius warrants 10 cure all kinds OF sore eyes
Dr. hVP sore for ten 70 fifteen years, aud all Old
vi Hs Ssesses lam native Of London IN England.
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JAMES G. ELWOOD,

North side Of Court House square. Joliet, Illinois
July Isl, lSG2. n3ly
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Insure you Life for the benefit of your Family and
Creditors.
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,.,b inst. in the Town Of Ma An Say, Kendall
r be losn VANpYEE, aged 20 years aud months.
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THE MARKETS.
Joliet Prize. Current,
DIED

WOW 18th. Mt the residence CT the brides
Teine'day, ,Is Rev. Mr. Patterson, Sir. J. y. BUSH,
hissr, X,Eios c., eldest daughter ofGeo Woodruff
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and For sale,

in every town in VIII County. Terms to suit pur-
chasers.
Any information concerning the above cheerfully
given upon application to
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Houses and Lots for sale and to Rent
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-07-03

difficulty in conceiving what, under such
circumstances, must become Of the slave
population. Amid such social confusion,
they would inevitably free themselves, and
supply q new agency for the spread Of
crime and desolation. 1t may be taken for
granted that, just so far as guerilla fighting
is resorted to, will the slave institution be
smitten. 1t is not very likely that any
large proportion of the Southrons will give
their sympathy to system that so threatens
their complete ruin, and yet offers no sort
OF result compensating them for their
enormous suffering aud loss. There is a
broad probability that when the military
prestige of the rebellion is broken, the
masses of the South will refuse to lend
their hope and their aid to the fragments
Of an army hopelessly vanquished.-ttica
IN ~ Herald.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-07-03

The RIGHT MAS.-Captain STEWART,
now in command Of Fort Riley, has the
principles aud the metal within him which
should have entitled him to the rule Of that
Post one year ago. Had he been there
then, no such damnable conduct as cheering
for JEFF. Davis would have taken place, or
men be tolerated in our midst who opposed
the hosting of the Stars and Stripes. He
is none of your halfbreeds, but thorough
reconciliation Union man, having been
reared and dedicated to the Union and Free
dom in our border war of '55 and sc. He
acted with the Kansas Brigade last fall,
which was the first portion of our army
that put in practice the fact that concilia'
ton" is played-out. A hero Of '56, above
all others, can be relied upon.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-07-03
A CHANGE.


Next week, and thereafter, our paper
will appear on Saturdays instead of Thurs
days. This change is necessitated by the
Inconvenience to our subscribers which has
heretofore existed from the want of proper
mail facilities. By the change that incon-
venience will be done away with, since the
new contracts, which went into operation on
the LIST inst, altered somewhat our mail
arrangements, besides establishing new
routes. The change will particular accom-
modate large scope Of country south of the
Smoky Hill, and on that stream west of us.
In the establishment of the new routes,
diverging from this place, the way is
opened up to US for large addition to our
list. There are hundreds of
names, we are confident, not on our books
because of the heretofore almost total alb
sence of mail facilities. We now have
weekly mail to Salina, which has heretofore
been furnished with mail only as settlers
called for it. We know We ehall have
large increase of subscribers in that direc-
tion, and trust our friends will 60 to work,
now that more general access is opened
to the people.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-07-03

Redoubt No. 3, June 25-5 p. NJ.
Hon. Z. NJ. Stanton, Sec'y of War:
The affair is ended and we have gained
our point fully and with but little loss, not
withstanding the strong opposition. Our
men have done all that could be desired
The affair was partially decided by two guns
that Capt, Dunley brought gallantly into
action under very difficult circumstances.
The enemy was driven from his camp in
front of this and all is now quiet.
Signed. GEO. B. MCCLELLAN,
Mai. Gen. COmman' q
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-07-03
Kearney's and one half of Hooker's

Kearney's and one half of Hooker's
men are where / wanted them.
have at this moment reinforced Hook.
er's right with brigade and couple ol
guns, and hope in q few moments to find
the work ended for to-day.
Our men are behaving splendidly.
The enemy are fighting we'll also.
This is not a battle, merely an affair Of
Heintzleman's corps supported By keyes.
Thus far all goes well and We hold every
foot we have gained. If we succeed in
what We have undertaken it will be very
important advantage gained.
Loss no: large thus far.
The lighting up to this time has been
done by General Hooker's division, which
has behaved as usual, that is, handsomely.
On Our right General Pope has silenced
the enemy's guns in his front.
Signed. GEO. B. MCCLELLAN.
Maj. Gen. Commanding
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-07-03
THE FOURTH or JULY.

With unanimity that surprises even us
and editors as a genera! thing are :he
least surprisable of any profession in the
world-our citizens have set to work and
made every preparation for celebrating the
coming Fourth in manner that will dc
credit to our town. The people have taken
hold of the matter in an energetic manner,
resolved that 40 pains shall be spared to
make this time.honored day pleasant to all
who participate, and one long to be remem-
bcred in our annals. And, though the tear
drops of sorrow may at times dim our eyes
at the remembrance of those who are daily
laying down their lives to secure to us the
liberties we this day commemorate, our
hearts will be filled with gladuess to know
that the same spirit of Freedom which
impelled our forefathcrs to deeds of valor
in defence of Human Rights, is this day
actuating thousands of freemen in sustain
ing and pcrpetuating our glorious institu.
tions, and handing them down unimpaired
to succeeding generations. May every loyal
heart on the morrow swell with renewed
patriotism at the glorious spectacle which
our Country presents to the whole world
Five Hundred thousand Frcemen volun-
tarily lighting to sustain the principles of
the Declaration of Independence. No con-
scriptions, no drafts--all stepping forth as
one man to fight the battles of the Union.
May We not we'll feel proud of Govern
ment that requires but fifteen thousand
men to keep inviolate its rights in time of
peace, and where every citizen is soldier
in time of danger and shall We not make
renewed sacrifices, aud if need be offer I'D
our lives, to secure its blessings to our pos.
terity.
And while portion of our Country is
being made barren by the blighing hand of
Treason, iuculcated through the trcachery
Of those in whom We con6ded, may we not
render thanks to Him on High for the
safe guidance of the Ship of State, and for
having reared, and pl,ced at the helm, in
this trying hour, that noblest of his crea-
lures, ABRAHAM LINCOLN?