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DOings of the MackereI Bril-
ga0e

Orpheus G Kerr, the correct war CORES
uondent Of the Sunday Mercury, writes as
follows respecting the movements of the
Mackerel Brigade:
Knowing that the Mackerel Brigade was
making preparations to entrap the South
ern Coufederacy at MOlasses junction,
assembled to the upper gallery of my archi-
tectural steed, Pegasus, 90 Tuesday, in
order that | might not be unduly hurried
on my journey. Taking Accomac on INV
way to the battle field, my boy, ! called
upon Colonel Wobert Wobinson, who is
superintending preparations for the draft
there and was witness to an incident
suitable to be recorded in profane history.
The draft in Accomac, is positively TO
take place on the llth of October but it is
not believed that the enrolment can be
finished before the 18th in which case the
draft must take place on the Goth. La fact,
the Judge Advocate Of Accomac states
positively that the conscriutian will COM
msuce on the lst of November and vol
unteering is 30 brisk that NJ draft NAV be
required. At least, such is the report of
those best acquainted with the more de-
cisive plans Of the War Department, which
thinks seriously of joining the Temperance
Society.
The exempts were filing their papers of
exemption with G l1nel Wobert Wobinsou,
my boy, and among them was one chap
with a swel!ed eye, a deranged neck-tie,
and hat that looked as Though it might
have been used as an elephants foot batl.
The chap came in with wavy walk, and
says he:
Being a married man, war has no ter
rors for me- but am obliged to exempt
myself from military affairs on account Of
the cataract in my eyes"
Colonel Wobiason looked at him SYM
pathisingly. and says he:
lyon might possibly do for major
general. my son, as it is blindness princi-
phlly that characterizcs a maj ,rity Of our
present maj -genei ais in the fcli -; Int
fearing that your absence from home might
cause prostration in the liquor business
accept your cataract as valid
The poor chap sighed until he reached
the first hiceup. and then says he:
al wish | could cure this here cataracr,
which causes my eyes to weep even In the
absence Of woe"
"Do your orbs liquidate so freely ?" says
the colonel, with the air Of family physi-
clan.
Eyes" said the poor chap, gloomiIy :;
"they are very like two continual mill
stTeamsp'
"Mill-streams !" said Colonel Wobinson,
meditatively, "mill-streams Why, then,
you'd better dam your eyes"
think, my boy, say think, that this
kindly advice Of Colonel Wobert Wobinsun
must have been misunderstood in some
way for an anstant departure of several
piously-inclined recruits took place pee
cipitately, and the poor chap chuckled like
6end.
1t is the great misfortune of our mother
tongue, my boy, that words of widely diff
ferent meanings have precisely ihe same
sound, and in using one you seem to be
abusing another.
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STATE cF ILLINOIS Jwin County CitouT - ~.
CoUSIT Of WIN, 10 Nay Tenn A D. u

vs.. Bill for Divorce
John Pagan -
FFIDAVIT Of tn. pou-rssidenoe of tho ahoEt "a >
IA defendant. Thomas Eagan, hssine Dsen p - -
the Office Of the Clerk of the aid Court Do,ls -.
by given t. the said defendant Ih9riAs y L-tn
CathaTine Eagan the aid complainant has - 49,
Of complaint ia said court on the Chanori9 49, -
and that summons thereupon issrro or y - q.
In said against said def-nd4ni, ritz - -
third Monday Of May next and thai 'al' NJ
pending In said court ,,..,.-r
Nov NJ les YOU the said Thomas EaEAn 80 P9Wir
ally be- ans APPEAR before the laid Cifcui Seo' . -
County on the first day 81 the next ieI % ,,,r Z
beld At Joliet in said conn;,. the thiIs - !, d.
May, A. ID. 1ss2. and plead. ansNe' =" %. - n.
said compliments Hill Of Gem ilzint me - b.
matters aud thing. therein charged ana -.'' 80,
taken and confessed by yea ard = o' s,.fl 49,
plant. b. p lsOSSL---7
W. bowen. sOl'r for oompt- ,lssE
Joliet, April 5, 1so2
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T. P. CAGwIN.
n21-1y
How Beautiflll for a ChiId,s Grave |!

nAGUARRE0TYPE PICTURES ATTACHED To
IL Head Stones and Monuments in PARIAN MARBLE
CASE, and warrented to the Likeness from any
air and dampness for long number of years. Any
DaguerreOtypist copy the Daguerreoype into these
Cases from the original picture ard it is but few
moments work to attach of them to a Head Stone.
When attached to a Head Stone or Monument, they
look though they carved with the
Sculptors Cbise for they initiate marble pei ectly
They are very ornamental 10 Head Stone, and
worth twice the amount charged, for an ornament
More than Fifteen Thousand Cases shave been ssld,
this fact alone shows conclusvey that they fast
running into general use.
The adjoining of the sepulchers of removed al
leviates grief and sOothes the wounded heart 1t
also cheers the bereayed to know that additional
establishment of the presents stronger atras
tons to the attention of the stranger and causes
him to pause and learn the name, and gaze the
licenses of one who has shared largely in the love of
others. To a refined and cultivated mind there is
a more mournful spectacle on earth than desc
Grated grave neglected and over-grown graveyard.
Those in whose memories the departed live will
to strew sweet flowers upon their graves, and drop
tear of aft, ction.
They will plant there the Rose the Lily and the
Evergreen Emblems of fragrant and beautiful
Immortality, which they assign them in the Paradise
of God Above all would deplore the loss of those
Licensees of dear departed ones which distinctly
engravcn upon the tablets Of our memory. Although
months and years may eapse since memorable Death
made surrender the bodies Of cherished the
grave and their spirits God, yet they still pres
ont to our minds beautiful and Iifcke.
And who does not realize melancholy pleasure in
recalling departed lie their image clothed with
the innocence and loneliness of youth, marked by
One of these Cases will be sent by express to any
person in the United States for Two Dollars One doZ
Cases will be sent to Marble Dealer Daguer-
reotypst for Twelve Dollars
Circulars, &c, fur nished free, and sent with each
package of Cases. Agents can charge So apiece when
they attach them to Head Stones.
Any person wishing to sell them be supplied at
Twelve Dollars per Dozen.
Young Men and Mechanics can by engaging in this
business make easily Fire Hundred Dollars this Spring.
and only Twelve Dollars required Capital to COM
mence with.
Monumen tai Design Book will be sent to any Mar
BILE Dealer for Three Dollars This is firstrate work.
and well worth the price asked for it,
All Orders must be accompanied by the Money:
will be responsible for its safety, you have proof of
sending it.
Address the Manufacturer
A. LEWIS BALDWIN,
m26 IL West Meriden. Conn.
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Bill for divorce.

VIII County Circuit osu-s
Of May terra A D IL
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Price one dollar per Bottle.
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THE w1cKET-eATE.

Mid the fast falling shadows,
Weary, and worn, and late,
A timid, doubling pilgrim,
I Preached the wicket gate.
Where crowds have stood before me,
stand one tonight,
And, in the deepening darkness,
Pray for one CLEAN Of light,
From the foul sloughs and marshes
I've gathered many a stain;
I've heard old voices calling,
From far across the plain.
Now, in my wretehed weakness
Fearful and sad wait;
And every refuge fails me,
Here at the wieketgate.
And will the portals open
To me who roamed 80 long,
FILTHY, and vile and burdeDpd
With this great weight OF wr0ngi
bark glad voice Of " eIcome
Bids my wild fears abate;
Look for a hand Of mercy
Opens wide the wiclet-gate.
On TO the palace Beautiful,
And the bright room called Peace
Down TO the silverriver
Where thou shalt find release;
Up to the radIent city
Where shining ones await
On Cor the way Of glory
Lies through the wicket-gate.
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A Lesson from History.

The nearest historical parallel in mod
ern times TO the present position of the
United states, is that of France during the
great revolution in 1896, sfter the execu
tion of Louis XVI. The Government Of
the Republic was harrassed with all man
ner Of domestic difficulties. from fractions,
c0pspiracies. rebellions and finances disor-
dered 10 the last degree Of confusion and
'discre1it. In the midst Of these internal
troubles, war was declared against France,
not by England nlone, but by Austria,
Prussia. Holland. Spain, Portugal, Sardin-
. ia and Naples, the Pone and several of the
German Principali,its-in all thirty
States, great and small. The greatest he
ing the chief powers Of Europe and the
world.
They took the field with great armies,
and approached France from every point !;
this 700 at a time when in France whole
provinces and large cities like Lyons, Tou-
Ion ard Orleans, were in arms against the
Republic, and the revolt in many places
formidable and for time successful. To
meet these various enemies, tre French
Convention at first called out 500, 900 men,
This force did not prove sufficient, and a
few months later a decree wns Issued put
ting 10 permanent requisitiOn every citi-
zen. All the young unmarried men or
widowers without children, from the ages
cf lS to % were to compose the first levy.
They were to assemble Immediately in the
chief towns in the districts to put them
selves under drill and to be ready to start
for the scene oil war at moments no.
tice.
The men between 25 and so were mott
fed to get ready, and meanwhile, were re-
quired to suppress the revolt of the Won
deans and other insurgents, and to keep
the peace Of the interior. The men be
tween 80 and co were held in reserve for
the more gradual arming Of the popula-
ton. In certain parts such as the Depart
meuts adjoining La Vendee, Lyons, Ton
lon and the Rhine, the whole population
able to bear arms were at once called out.
The means to arm, equip, and subsist these
levies were adapted to the eircumstau.
ces.
The first levies produced in a month six
hundred thousand men, but these were not
soldiers, and for four or five months the ar
mics Of the republic suffered continuous
series of disasters frJm panics and want Of
skill in both troops and commanders But
the tide at length tHrned, and the rerub.
lie not only expelled the invaders, but car.
ried its victorious standard into the ada
cent coutrIes. What France did then the
United States can do low, iftbe exigencies
of the case demand it.
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NOTICE.

ESTATE OF DAVID PARR, DECD
pUBLlC notice Is hereby given, that on the third
Il Monday OF August next (beng the 18th day of
SAID month"; shall attend before the Comfy Cont az
VIII County, at the Court House in the city Of JcIie
Tor the purpose of settling and adjusting all claims
against the estate OF David PArr late of said
county deceased. when and where ALI rlaiman,s g.
notified and requested to attend and present their
claims in writing against said estate for adjustment
All persons indebted to said estate are also request
ed to make payment to the undersigned without de-
lay.
Dated June "a, 1862 n2Ls,r
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Machinery Oil,
Burning Oil, wagon Grease

Alzo for
REAPERs AND MOWERS THREsHING MACHINES &C.
The subscriber is ready 10 furnish in any guam
ty tn. above articles. Machinery Oil, per gal 20 cts
Wagon Grease, per can IS cts.
The following gentlemen contribute their testimony,
in terms of unqualified confidence TO its merits and
use it exclusively: Wisconsin Stage Company, Iowa
Stage Company Walkers Lines Of Stages Great North
Stage Company, Walker P6Tmelee's Omnibus
Lines. Chicago, Manny's Reaper and Mower The best
article in for carriages and buggie never soils
10y running over the wheels For sale by all the gro
GERS in Joliet. J. C. ii HOBBS
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TT rs COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY PROM GINS
i and has become established fact Standard Med
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RE-OPENING OF THE
MI Q N r Q Il H o U 8 Z

VNllE subscriber respectfully announces to his
i friends, the former patrons Of the Monroe House.
aud the public in general, that he will reopen this
iavorie Hotel the LIST of January. The house has
been thoroughly cleansed and repaired and by the
day Of opening will be completely fitted for the recep
tion Of guests The subscriber will devote himself
untirugy to the object of rendering the house first
class one, and hopes, by assiduOus attention TO
business, merit the favor of the old frequenters Of
the establishments we'll of all who desire Hotel
where rea-onaJlene=s of charges may be combined
with the best fare aud accommodations
WIN W. QUINN, Proprietor.
St Louis Mo. / 1850.
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TAX SALE NOTICE

4 Ii persons concerned will take notice that at n
IA tale OF lands and city lots, for city taxes and cost
due and unpaid thereon, for the year 1850 made in
pursuance OF law and the ordinances Of the CITY n
Joliet IN state OF Illinois, on the 10th day of Mach
A d. 1851 that the Undersigned is the legal holder Of
the purchase certificate ofthe following described lot
sold at said sale, and that the time of redemotion
thereof from said sale viii expire in two years from
the day of said sale, and the amount necessary 10 r.
deem from said sale, will be double the amount sold
for, and subsequent taxes if paid by me- with 10 per
cent interest. and cost Of advertising to-wit:
so feet south of north II feet Of lot ia Block 10 in
West Joliet. Amount sold for SDO.55.
TIMOTHY KELLY.
Joliet, July -, 1862.
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], D. VERIFY & son

"a H>HHNTKODN
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In looking over the proceedings of an
Ohio Sunday-school convention. we find the
following resolutions, offered by Mr.. Smith.
pious and promising young lawyer:
Resolved, That committee of ladies
and gentlemen be appointed to raise child.
rem for the Sabbath school,
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SlraYed OF Stolen.

CtITY Lots and Land for Sale, by
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New: GoodcI

spri s'G sns sr has jus. received I.rss
,--L,.S an summer goods Of syer,~ stock a
Nneh, IN iae he Is Prepared to sell 10y deseriptioe
sar i; SSs ~ or Chicago therefore an I ).
tsse to caand Examine Dis S SeSI, S
LADIES' DRESS GOODS '''A'rs,
Black Silks, Poplns, Merfnoe. r,,s
LANES Plain, figured, Wstered, Ge Aiapaocas, n.
millinery AND FANCY aoo,
S Ss and Trimmings, CONSISTING =, n,Ds,
Suns nings, Plumes Resets, artsr,il sbOns SIN,
Hose and Round Silveres Comb "io'es, Chidr-s.l
,r,ri Saos eries, Brown and Ri.,
Cotton Batting, &c. "eeus' Kentucky Js ~
:. splendid assortment Of L nbro;5-,,.- - r
nins csT Cnizsts, Curtains N1.1 Collar,
kememIsf ,bs e s, ,b rain and Enroderr SIoH9i
r. CDUNcaN
| on Chicago s.,
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HarA distinguished clergyman of AL
bany was asked 5ya gentlemen who had
doubts about recruiting on the Sabbath,
what be thought of it. Well said tie
clergyman, the Scripture justifes a man
in saving his OK on the Sabbath day, and
surely our country is worth moro than an
OK
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GUARDIANS SALE,

10y virtue Of decree of the Will County Court.
ID held at joliet, in said viii County. on the third
Monday of July. A ID. 1892. the Guardian Of Edwards
Martin. James. John and Mary SpelIman, now Mary
Hendrix, minor heirs of Martin Spellman deceased.
will sell at public auction to the highest and best hid
der. the eth day of August at the north door the
Court House in Joliet between the hours of 10 clock
in the forenoon and o'clock in the afternoon Of that
day the real Estate described in said Decree wit
Lot number one in Block number hundred. in the
Village of JockpOrt in said County of Will Terms
Of sale:--One third Of the purchase money in cash
down. and the balance year from the 10th day OF
June, lsJ2, at per cent interest, secured by bur
chasers note and mortgage on the premises sold
P.OMARAH, Guardian.
L. S. PARKER, Sol.
Dated July 2lst. 1862
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ANFORD,s
LIVER INVIGORATOR.
SEvER DEBILITATING.


TT rs COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY PROM GuNs
il and has become established fact Standard Mod
icine, known and approvI led by all that have used
IT. and Is resorted TO with confidence all dis
eases for which il is RET commended.
1t has cured thousands . within the last two wears
who had given up all 2 hopes Of relief as the nu-
mer0us unsolicited Ger tifCates in my possession
show. .
The dose must be a. =. ldaptcd to the tempera-
ment of the individual = taking IL, and used in
such qualities as TO act = gently on the Bowels.
Let the dictates ofyour = Judgment guide you in
the use of the LivER IN lyIGoRAToR and IL will
cure LIVER COMPLAINTS. BIlIoUs ATTACKS, DYsPEP-
STA, CHRONIC bIARRHGA. = SUMMER coMPI ANTS pYs-
ENTERY, pRoPsY, SOUR = STOMACH. HAmTuAL cos
IIvESEss, cHoLic, cHOL IRA, CHOLERA NoRBus, cho
era iniantum, Elatu-,- leDce, Jaundce, Female
Weakness. and may be used successfully an
Ordinary Female Med-l-, icine. 1t will cure SICK
HEADACHE, las thousands = can testify,) in twenty
minuts, if or threeE TeasDoonfuls are taken at
commencement of att tack.
ALL ARE GIVING their testimony in
its favor
NIX WATER IN THE'S MuuTH WITH THE IyyIeoR
AToK, AND SWALLOW BOTH TOGETHER.
Price one dollar per RoffIe
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NOTICE.

ESTATE OF WILLIAM SCOTT, DECD.
DUBLIC notice rs hereby given, that on the third
i Monday Of Aug next, (Deing the 18th day of said
month"; shall attend before the County Court Of Will
County, at the Court House in the city OF Jot for the
purpose of settling and adjusting all claims against
the estate Of WILLIAM SCoTT late Of said County
deceased, when and where all claimants are notified
and requested TO attend and present their claims in
writing against said estate for adjustment
All persons indebted said estate are also rrouest
ed to make payment to the undersigned without DELAY
WILLIAM MORRISON, Admir-.
Joliet, June "a, 1862 9suv
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'All pleasure says John Foster, must
be bought at the expense of pain. The
difference between false pleasure and true,
the price is raid before yJu eujoy it for
the falae, afterwards.'
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TO THE SUBSCRIBERS F THE
WILL COIN TY M P

n ENTLEMEN We take this method of informing
" You that the New Map of Will County, is now
ready for delivery, that shall commence to deve
them without delay. One of tine firm will call gu
You personally, and hope the friends of the enter
prise will be ready receive the maps.
Hopefully yours.
S. II. BURIANS q J. VAN VECHTEN.
Joliet, July l. 1852
p. 5. Subscribers TO this map Will oblige us by
leaving the price of the map with their families when
absent. SO that it may be unnecessary call "a
second time
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NOTICE.


ESTATE OF JOHN MANAM- DECp
DUBLIC notice is hereby given. that On ne IL.
Il Monday Of May reKt, (being The ~ o2
said monthly shall attend before the County -.
Will County. at the Court HOuse in the cl'l o. 49,
for the purpose Of settling snd adjusting AT ean'
against the estate Of John Msxsm late u sao 49,
~ decreased. when and where all claimants are -. =
and requested attend and present theif eiA4-
writing against said e.tate for adiustmrnt
Al persons indebted % said estate. are 40 y =,
ed ~ make payment 20 the undersigned iilio.i o-
HARVEY y sTODDAkD, Aaai,
March -. 1852
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Stray Cow.

STRAYED from this city, about the LIST JULY pale
- yellow Cow, short horns small head is about eight
years old Whoever will return her TO A. McNerny,
in Joliet. give information where she may be found
will be paid for their trouble.
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GUN S! UNS!! UNS!!
THOMAS L. GOLCHER,

No. 20 JEFFERSON ST., OPPOSITE NEW YORK STORE
L EEPS on baud for sale all kinds of Gnns Rifles
IN Sporting apparatus, Powder, Shot and Caps of the
best quality, Powder Flasks, Shot and game bags of
all kinds.
Also all kinds of repairing done the reason
able terms, aud at the shortest possible notice.
THOMAS L. GOLCHER.
Joliet, Nov. 20, 1860. n23-t
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L II E INV LIDS HOME.
HI. KNAPP, VI. d.,
FORMERLY OF y. Y, HAS OPENED AN
/ N F r Nj A R Y,

IN CHICAGO. ILL.
HN new system, which embraces the most APPROX
~ ell methods of treating Diseases in this or any
other country All Female Diseases Lung DiSeas. ;
in this Institution, in the treatment of which, no man
has had more eNperince or greater than the
Doctor. HE consultations, for years. have averaged
from five to six thous and year The following dis
eases hitch are pronounced iIcLTdble by the Medical
Faculty generally treated with in this
stitution. All nervous and neuralgia affections, dis
eases of women, all forms of scrOula. dyspepsia con-
affections. including pulmonary consumption. rheuma-
tSm Paralysis. epilepsy. Asthma. salt rheum remit
tent and intermittent fevers the diseases children
lie has had an extensive practice aud wonderful sue
cess in the treatment of CANCERS. which lac
without the knife lie treats successfully on a new
method, all the dis@sses of the EY L and EAR.
Remember the dG-tor loes not promise to cure all
stages of diseases. While diseases are CURABLE if
taken in season, all Your case NAV be
e"r''be this VIZ ek not neXt-to day, not tomorrow;
hence, the danger ofdeIay.
The Building Is pleasantly located. spacious. and will
accomnO-nte several bundI cd patients. No ca.e will
be received where there any doubts of cure OF
relief The best nurses only employed who, with the
physician viii make all eal at home that put them
selves under the care of his Institution.
TERMS-frum ten TO fifteen dollars per week fnrdri-
amy az ddrdtce No patient taken for less than
one month, he satisfied as to the benefit
they may receive in Chronic Diseases in less time
Many patients, who are not able come to the InfI
mary. can he successfully treated at me. which viii,
cost from ten to fifteen dollars per month
All lie ters inclosing letter stamp, addressed TO
IL hNAPP NJ D.. Box 42zo, Chicago, Ill., will receive
prompt attention
Consultation free. Office Hours from Q A " to ePM
Office las South Clark ST., CLARK and Monroe SITS
sept IL. lSfO. ul3lV