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The radical jourpals affect to be very
much surprised and scsndaliEed that white
soldiers should exhibit any repugnaDce to
associate on forms ofequality with negroes.
The EUea.iaS POSI-, 10 particular, was qnite
sure, dnri0g the recent riOts, that the bro
cal prejudiosP against the DegroSS bad
been soduIously cultivsted By the Copper
head leaders for covert and reasonable
ends Of their own.
The prejudice itself lie so plainly a ply
siological instinct, which time, culture, and
care are required to tone down and 0bliter-
ate, that its origin will only be made
matter of discussion by people who think
that men may be compelled by statute TO
fly into the air, and fishes to play On the
flute. But IL We inquire into .he secret
causes which have iD6amed and excited it
at the North, we shall find thar the radicals
have for years been using the negro "a q
means OF exciting the white race 10 differ
ent sections and in different spheres Of life
60 mutual animOsity. Thus, when it was
desired to FIRE the Northern heart 10 ia
vor Of the exclusion o. slaves from the Ter.
Iitcries, the Evening Post made such in.
eendiary appeals as this:
hslavery goes into the Territories we
sball see, as we do in the South, thousands
Of mechanics, carpenters. mssonE, opera
tiVes of all kinds, placed on a par with ne
gro slaves, and compelled to work side by
side With them
Sometimes you see . negro BOSS under
this system; OFoeTing about the white me.
shanics, who are compelled N obey or lose
their plscea. What ray you 70 this, 2
penteTs and DasODs Of New York; What
say you TO II for your children, who may
be carpenters and masOns in the new Ter
ritOryP
That the artful excitement Of the lowest
passions of the Woodworking masses by
such insidinus suggestions as these should
have resulted ip breeding the temper which
displayed itself in the murder Of iuoffrn>
siVe negroes during the recent riots, is per-
fectly natural The day will come when
it will be clear To all men, ard to none
more clear than TO the negro himself, that
his worst enemies have been the fanatics
who bave madIy dragged him into aues-
lions with which he bad nothing under
heaHens to do, and made up issues Of par
tisap and sectional passion over bis he
trayed and helpless race.-Nep York
UovI1
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E.WILo up the WAR;,

In August last, a fOraging party, num-
boring about fifty men, under a lieutenant.
went into Helena, Arkansas, loaded with
'mementOes,' more than forage. General
Curtis bearing how the party was loaded,
rode ont on the road toward the picket. TO
meet them. Soon they came along, each
man loaded with some article he bad COB
bled' on the road. One bad On eight-dsy
clock, another had double-barreied shot
gun; another toiled under the weight of q
leather bed; another bad pillow case full
OF books; another had under bis saddle q
handsome rug taken from some bedroom.
All the goods we're ordered to the Provost
once. Last in the party was en- Irishman,
lugging an Old-fashioned spinning. W heel.
AS be deposited the keepsake on the pile,
the general demanded:
We'll. sir, whore dad you get this ma
Faith, gin'rsl. / con6scated it on the
farm where whit
Was this all you could find p
lndade 1t wasl Sure, gin'ral, was the
last man in the hOuse-su wasV
We'll, What did You intend doing with
such q OODcern3
'Bedad, gin'ral, an I just thought il
would be nate thing to give yez'
What IN the devil do want of such a
machine p
To spin cotton. and sure; an if it AIM
no use for that. use it to wind I'D the wsrI
The general laughed, aid allowed PAT
to keep his machine.
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A BIG thlng ON .Hum Guard..,

The war lie prolific in humorous speeches
Hs we'll as bloody hunors. For instance a
brave volunteer is introduced by the follow.
ing:
Rev. Mr., man about six feet four
10 bis stockings, and Of proportions worthy
q grendIeV, and whose heart is as stout as
his frame, thorough Union man, Who il
IN for the war until oil treason is thor ugh
ly crushed cut. was recently conducting .
religious conference meet NJ, " eva 10 n
er arose TO SPEAK, VITO, alter a lu3ing t.
his hopes and fears IA religious -;n,ut {
view, oranGheo out 10 references l.. ths
state OF The country, saying that 80 grea,
was his devotion TO the Stars and strinrs
that he had enlisted and after few fur.
cher patriotic remarks, begged an interest
IN the prayers of the church that he might
be protected By Divine Providence on the
batle held, and that it he should fall a
vIctlme to the bullers of tho enemy be
might be prepared for theIchangs.
Sucb speech at any time would thrill
with patriotic fervOr the brave heart of our
worthy minister, and he consequently
SPOKE few wO:ds Of encouragement to
she hero. When the wife Ct the enlisting
soldier volunteered her experience, in the
course OF which, abiding TO her husbands
enlistment, she expressed g Witness to
give up. even unto death. in the service Of
his country.
In few moments after the meeting
came to an end, when the ministers, all
anxlosy Tor the Salfase Of the pstriotic vol
unaeers, prOceede0 % make Snms inquiries
IN reference to bis regiment. commencing
with the very natural question as to its
name and number, when he received the
startling reply
I've jined the Home Guardp
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Joliet, ILL.,, Aug. 5, 1862.

STATE OF ILLINoIs,l
COUNTY OF WILL,
VIII County Circuit Court Of Oct. term thereof 1863
ISAAC FRANCIS,
Margaret Francis widow of John L. Francis, deceased
John Y. Francis, Wellington Francis james Francis
Margaret Foster and Jane Ledom the only children
and heirs at law of said John L. Erancs deceased
Lafayette Foster husband Of said Margaret Foster and
John ID. LedOm, husband Of said Jane LedOm.
BILL IN CHANcERY.
A FF1DAVITT Of the nonresidence Of Margaret
~ Francis, widow Of John l.. Francis, deceased John
y Francis, Wellington Francis, James Francis, Mar
gAret Foster and Jane LedOm the oly children and
heirs at law of said John L. Francis deceased and La
fayeete Foster husband of said Margaret Foster and
John NJ. Ledonl, husband ofsad Jane Ledom, having
been filed In the oc Of the clerk OF the said court
Notice hereby given to the said MargaI Francis
widow Of John L. Francis, deceased, John T. Francis
ard Jane LedOm the only children and hears at law
OF said John L. Francis deceased and Lay cite Foster
husband Of said Jane LedOm defendants above named
that Isaac Francis the said complainant filed his GER
tain bill of complaint the sd court on the chancery
side thereof the 2Sth day of July, A D. 1865 nd
that summons therenpon issued of the sad court
against he said defendRns, rRturDable on the first
Monday Of October next, as is by law required
Now unless You the said Margaret Francis, widow
ofJohn L. Francis, deceased. john Y. Francis Well
lDgton Francis, James Francis Margaret Foster aud
Jane Ledom the only children and heirs at law of
said John L Francis deceased. and Lafayette Foster
husband Of said Margaret Foster, and John NJ. Led.
husband Of said Jane Ledom, shall personally lie and
appear before said Circuit Court Of will County On
the FIRST day of the next term thereof to holden Mt
the Court House in the city Of Joliet in said county,
on the hrst Monday IN the month Of October next
1873, and plead answer demurr to the said COM
plainaBts said bill Of complaint the and the mat
ters and things therein charged and stated will be
taken confessed by you and decree will be entered
against you according to the prayer Of said bill of
complaint
B. FRUssELL, Clerk.
McRoBERrs GooDsPEED, Comps Sofa
Joliet, August 4, 1868. sew
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WILL COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT OF MAY TERN, 1868
In Chancery.
State Illinois, County Of Will, fss.
William A. Strong, and William A. Strong, Jr., and
William s. Brooks partners in trade and doing business
under the name. style and firm OF strong Brooks, 2
and Morris Einstein, and Morris Einstein, Admins
traitor OF the estate OF Urich B. Rosenheim deceased
Mary Ann Pickles widow Of Benjamin Pickles. deceas-
ed and ADMINISTRATIVE of the estate Of said deceased
Elizabeth Pickles. Benjamin Pickles, James H. Pr kles
Nathan A. Pickles, Margaret Pickles and Thomas J.
Pickles, children and heirs law Of said deceased;
Mary Ana Quinn and John Quinn husband If said
Mary Ann Quinn, Andrew Lyman and John Preston,
defendants
A FFIDAVIT, oftbe Lon-residence OF said above &c
IA PENDANTS, Mary Ann Quinn and John Quinn hay-
Notice is hereby given the said defendants Mary
Ann Quinn and John Quinn, that the said painants
filed their said bill Of complaint the said on
the chancery side thereof with order for the
of Injunction thereon, on the sth day OF May 1858,
that summons thereupon issued out Of the said
court In said cause against the said defendants re-
turable to said term Of said court the third Monday
OF Mag, A. ID. 1858 nd writ Of Injunction also
issued as aforesaid against you said defendants Mary
Ann quinn and John Quinn strictly commanding you
and each OF yo0 your agents. attorneys and
to desst and refrain from selling conveying dispos
ing Of, encumbering or in any way manner med
ding or interfering with the real estate described in
said bill or any part thereof and which purported
TO be conveyed by Benjamin Pickles to Won SAID
Mary Ann Quinn by two certain deeds recorded IN the
recorders ONCE Of said county, in Book "a Of Records
on pages IS AID 80 except as to paying taxes Thereon
until the further order Of said thereon as lie by
law required
Now unless you the said Mary Ann Quinn and John
Quinp shall personally be and appear before said
Circuit Court the first day 0f the next term thereof
70 De holden at Joliet in said county. on the third
Monday OF May instant, or thereafter as re.
CURED by law and plead answer demnr to the said
complainants bill OF complaint the same and the
matters and things therein charged and stated will BE-
taken as confessed by you and decree entered
you and each ofyou according TO the prayer Of said
bill BIZ RUSS IL Clerk :
K. Z. BARBER, Compile Sol, ~
Joliet, May 8, lS63 n47-ow
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DEI, d. MGR A II,

HAVING experimeI ted with medicine in the treat
IL ment Of diseases for years, laying aside all preju
dces has examined In the meantime all the various
systems and schools Of medicine and have selected such
remedies demonstrate to be safe and efficient
rejecting al! mineral poisOns. To acute dis
ease comparatively task; IL Is the curing of
chronic diseases that requires knowledge combined
with patience and perseverance, tempered with kind
1t Is in the latter class Of diseases where physi
clans mostly make their failures Waving given this
class Of diseases may special attention, profess
prerared all chronic diseases with positive sue
condtionaly, so that patients may depend upon my
declaration profess to treat successfully all chronic
diseases Of the Lungs Liver, Broncha NuraIgia Para
lysis, rheumatism and all arrangements Of the nerv
system Fistua and Piles successfully treated in
from thirty to sixty days. without the Of the knife
paralleled the Othsome disease known by the
name Of Cancer in all its stages without the the
knife or any harsh treatment II patients will strictly
obey my instructions will guarantee satisfaction in
all cases where disorganzation Of the vital organ
has taken place. The best Of references lie given
from citizens Of St. Louis where devoted my practice
for the last three years. have in my ONCE Cam
GERS Tumors, weighing from to lbs. that have re-
moved with success, without the Of the knife For
further particulars physicians and others are invited
to call and examine for themselves.
Gives special attention diseases Of the Eye
In this climate, where the Eye is subject many
diseases which fatal to its delicate structure All
persons affected should attend TO the earliest symptoms
avoiding much suffering and probable blindness.
Letters from a distance, containing stamp will
receive prompt attention Address Boa 1892.
D. McR4E, NJ. D., St Louis No
OFFICE No. 25 NORTH FIFTH ST.
Between Pine and Chestnut streets square from the
Court House, st. Louis, Mo. nl2-ly
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7 81 E INVALID'S HOME.
HI. KNAPP, M. D.,
FORMERLY or N. Y. mas oPExEDAN
l N F i r M R Y,

IN CHlCAGO, ILL.
4 IN new system, which embraces the most APPROX
other country. All Female Diseases Lung Dseaa-s
Saheers and rheumatism, special diseases treated
IN TINS institution In the treatment Of which no man
mas had more experince greater success than the
DOCTOR HiA consultations, for years. have AVERAGED
Hom nve 70 SIX thousand year. The following dis
eases which are pronounced tncwdble by the Medical
faeuy generally treated with success in this In
sttution All nervous and neuralgia affectioug dis
eases OF women, all forms Of scrofua dyspepsia
anectiohs including pulmonary consumption rheuna-
usm Paralysis epilepsy, Asthma, salt fheum. remit
tent and Intermittent feEers the diseases Of children
he has bad extensive practice and wonderful suc-
cess 10 the treatment Of CANCERs which he cure
without the knife He treats successfully on q new
hethoo, all the diFesses Of the EYE and EAR
Remainder, the dG~tor 5Oes not promise 10 cure ali
taken In season, all Stages not Your case nav be
durable this week, not next-to day, not tomorrow;
hence, the danger ofdelay.h Z. = u
The Building pleasantly located, spacious and will
accommodate several hundred patients No caae will
" reserved wnere there are any doubts oenro or
LseL The best nurses only employed, Whoa NTH the
physician, will make all feal home that put them
selves under the care Of this institution.
IEkMs-from ten to Afteen dollars per week facayi-
aoty ~ ddooce No patient taken for less term than
one month"; as no one he satisfied as 70 the beneft
they may receive in Chronic Diseases IN \ Ie.a tIme
Many PATIENTS who not able to come 70 the INF,
mary can be successfully treated at me, which vii,
cost from Ten 70 fifteen dollars per month
All le' tiers, inelosing letter stamp, addressed 20
prompt atteption. 80
consultat.,s free. Once Hours from A n to eP H.
Once Us South Clark st.. cor. Clark and Monroe sta
Sept. IL, $50. nIsIy
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WN ~U" - NC zee
Peoria Marine and Fire Inns Co.

II NJ - ~ " - N@ ZEE
Peoria Marine and Fire Inns Co.
HARTERED 1857
THIS Company continues to issue policies on MARINE
INLAND EAvIGATIoN, TRANSPORTATION and FRE RISKS,
at reasonable rates.
CAPITAL, 100000.
oFFICERs:
ISAAC UNDERHILL, Pres, J. L. I. BoULAND v. P,
G. HOLLAND Secretary.
DIRECTORS:
ISAAC USDERHnI, P; HOLLAND, B.L I. BOUELAND,
RICHARD GREee, WM.F FEM, JOHN REYNoLDs,
WILLIAM r. PHELPS, VIM HERON, L. HOLLAND,
CHARLES HOLLAND.
once 80, Main stseet.
NHE following is the report Of the business Of this
3ls day of March, which time the Capital ncreas
ed to $500 600; the whole amount of which subscribed
and $500 600 paid in. In view ofour Increased facilities
for doing heavy business and also the large additional
security offer 10 ourVeustOners, giving this company
basis second to other, therefore look for and
expect very large increase of business. II will
tn aim of the company to honorably conduct all
their affairs merit the patronage ofthe insurlng
public. Our course hitherto adopted regarding the
adjustment of losses may be sufficient guaranty for
Amount insured the past year, $s,o2s,2ss5s
Received premiums on same, 40,095 16
Interest and exchange balance, 1l,567,46
Paid losses and expenSos, 1,s6a,96
Capital stock, SlOO,OOOOO
Bills payable, 6,Bs2b0
All other debts estimated, $500
ASSETS.
Bills receivable, amply secured, having from
TO 60 days TO run, 49, %
Real estate, ONCE building, &C., $4,000
Cash on hAdd, and due from Agents
and city customers, ls,lsasO
Amount oflosses in process Of adjustment $2,4O9OO
Amount OflOsses resisted by the company, none
Amount sflosses adjusted, due and not
paid, none.
PETER LANCE, Agent,
Once, Shaw's Store, Jefferson st., Joliet
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New. GoodsI

VI ssoscriber has lbs, reo.,,-a !. -
witch, In 60 summer goods Of every S..Ssnt.s
purci.rd n rspared 10 sell lower tfan - n
tare % c-ii.na sc o. Dr. eOods willard Il 70
n,.. ann, L1 DIES DAEss GOODS. De-
IAnes Plain, Ssarsa WI WIZ cseurs A..p...u n.
MILLINERY AND FANCY 49,
So1neG and Trimmings oon,is.sn- :, S,ooDs,
eStins, Anings, PlnmeS Roeetts s-,,e. kbbons sIks
Hose, and Kogps sa,5nses sn Lace GlOVes ch 2. q
ine. Ssilcea, Can brig Brown and H...h.
Cotton Broad Cloths rWeeds KenpefSS Sneet
splsnnd assortment Of Enbfuider;e, o,e.
nina 0ss Cnimzetts, curtains MuSIia T SollsEa
yer thls u the place for bargains. naSh -
RC.DUNcEN.
on Chicago gtrr-.
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INFALLIELE AND WARRANTED!

Acoustic Pocket Article for the Deaf,
With which to hear Lectures, Sermons, Speeches. &c.
1t Is small. aud can be carried in the pocket and
when used be entirely concealed 1t IL constructed
of three kinds of metal with Gutta Percha tubes so
combined as to form powerful reflector Of sound;
aud is altogether the most desirable instrument for
the deaf invented. letter enclosing full par
tculars will be sent any address, the receipt of
a ceAt stamp, with which to send the
Address, H. MANSFIELD, Book Seller
I'D 1S4 York Street, New Haven Conn.
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ct. LOUIS ALTON AND CHICA.
l. y L. IL al

REcEIyER's OFFICE, CHICAGO Ill, Oct. II, 1862.
Notice hereby given to all persons holding vouch.
ers for WOOD furnished the St. Louie, Alton and Chi
cage Railroad Company. signed D. Eh rman, Agent
and ioI which pay nrDt iS ordered In decree Of the
uited statt Circuit Court Of the Northern District
Of Illinois Of the S0th November, 1852 that the bal
nnce unpaid on said wood has been deposited In said
Court and by its order will be paid and distributed 10
claimants or their attorneys presentation Of the
proper vouchers TO the undersigned
JAMES ROBB, Special Receiver.
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6SIAIb " bLLkN W FINNERrY DBCD.
D0sLIc notice Il hereby given, that on the third
u MONDAY OF June next (being the 18Th day d
said month shall attend before the County Cont 81
vii county at the Court House in the city Of Joliet
Ior the purpose OF settling and adjusting an claims
egnst the estate Of Ellen w. Fi1nerty late Of sAd
nonned aud requested to attend and present their
claims In writing against said estate for Adjustment
ed to make payment to the undersigned without do
JAMES W. YKsEzrT, Exscu.os:
Dated April "a. 1867. n46SS
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A GqoD 0NE.-A Yankee aud French.
man owned u pig IN cO-parsnership. And
when killing time came they wished to
divide the meat: the Ysnkes Was very
aDxious to divide so that he could get both
hiud quarters. and pursuadsd :he French.
mau that the way to divide was to cut it
across the back.
The Frsnchman agreeded to do it, on
condition that the Yankee would turn bic
and take his choice of pieces after it was
cut IN two. The Yankee turned his back
accoFdingly.
FRENcHAAE.-'Vich piece will you have
u tail on p 'o O'"'
1ANKEE.-'Fbe piece with the tail on.
FRRNoHMAN Zen. bv earl '
take him, aud take ne OseP voo.'
Upon turning runnd the Yankee foDna
that the krenchman bad cut Of the tail ana
struck 1t in the pigs mOutL.
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TT rs COMPOUNDED ENTIPEIY PROM arrrs
Ano nas become an established fAet, Standard Med
icine, known and approvI led BY all that hav. ma
II, and IL resorted to with confidence IN ali a..
eases for which Il is re- 2 lcommended
II has cured thousands0 within the last tuo x..r,
who had given mp all q hopes Of relief a. tbs m
merous unsolicited Ger tihoAtes in my possession
show. a &c ~
The dose must be g. q 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 ofyourD Is Judgment guide You In
the Of the Liver IN-L lvIGORAToR, and Il will
LIvKR co1IPLAINTs. lBrIIoUs ATTACKS, DYsPKP-
STA, cEEoN1c DlARRHGA,> SUMNER COMPLAINTS, DIS
KNTERT, DRoPsY, soUR,~ STOMACH, HARiTUAL cos
TTvENEss, cHoIIc, CHoL KRA, CHOLERA MORBUs, chol
infantum, Rlatu- - llence, Jaundice, Female
Weakness, and may be used successfully as an
Ordinary Female Med a. licine. It will cure sIcK
HEADACHE, las thousands can testify,) In twenty
minuts, If two threetG iTeaspoonfus taken At
commencement Of at-t. tack.
ALI WHO USE 7 ARR l6IvINe their testimony In
its favor. -
max WATER IN rHE = MOUTH WIFE fHE INvIeoa
6ToR, AND SWALLOW BOTH TOGETHER
Price one dollar per Bottle.
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How Beautiful for a ChiId,s Grave

nAGUARRE0TYPE PICTURES ATTACHED To
~ Head Stones and Monuments in PARIAN MARBLE
CASE, and warrented to secure the Likeness from any
air and dampness for long number Of years. Any
Daguerreoypist can copy the Daguerreotype these
Cases from the original picture, and it Is but a few
moments work to attach one of them n Head Stone
When attached to q Head Stone or Monument. they
look though they were carved with the
Scuptors Cbsel, for they initiate marble 90 perfectly
They are very ornamental TO Head Stone, and Hre
worth twice the amount charged, for an ornament
More than Fifteen Thousand Cases have been seld
this fact alone shows concusively that they
running into general use.
The adjoining of the Sepulchers Of removed ones al.
leviHes our grief and soohes the wounded heart. 1t
also cheers the bereaVed know tha: an additional
Establishment of the grave presents stronger attra
lions to arrest the attention Of the stranger
him to pause and learn the nduls, and gaze on the
likeness Of one who has shared largely in the love of
others. 10 refined and cultivated mind there is not
q more mournful spectacle earth than q desc
Grated grave neglected and over-grown graveyard
Those in whose memories the departed live, will come
to strew sweet flowers upon their graves, and drop
tear OF al, ction.
They will plant there the Rose, the Lily and the
Evergreen as Emblems OF a fragrant and beautiful
Immortality, which they assign them in the Paradise
Of God. Above would deplore the loss of those
keneseSs of dear departed which 30 distinctly
enKraven upon the tablets of memory. Attic ugh
months and years elapse since memorable Death
made surrender the bodies of cherished ones TO the
grave and their spirits TO God yet they still pres
ont to our minds, beautiful and Iife-like.
And who does not realize melancholy pleasure in
recalling departed ones, lie their image clothed with
the innocence and loveliness of YOUTH or marked y
the sorrows or cares of agal
One Of these Gases will be sent by express to any
person in the United States for Dollars One doz
en- Cases will be sent to Marble Dealer Daguer
reOtypst for Twelve Dollars
Circulars, &C., fu nished free, and sent with each
package of Cases. Agents can charge S. apiece when
they attach them to Head Stones.
Any person wishing to sal them be supplied at
Twelve Dollars per Dozen.
Young Men and Mechanics can by engaging in this
business make easily Fipe Hundred Dollars this Spring
and only Twelve Dollars required Capital to com
mence with.
Monumental Design Book will be sent to any Mar
bic Dealer for Three Dollars This frstrate work
and well worth the price asked for it,
All Orders must be accompanied by the Money.
will be responsible for its safety, if you proof Of
sendingit
Address the Manufacturer
A.LEwIs BALDWIN,
m26 Il West Meriden, Conn.