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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-20

BUYING. SELLING
New York par y prem.
Coils. 52a53 prem. 55956 prem
Silver $50 10 prem. prem
Demand note ,..-...... al52 prem.
Kentucky hank notes. .lOal prem.
indiana State notes...... 7aS prem.
o bio State notes go. ... 20 !, prem.
Orders on Washington.
old................. dis.
Orders or Washington.
new. 394 dis.
Old one year certificates are firm at par No
new vet in the market
The decline in gold on Saturday and Monday
unsettled the marke: for most kinds of produce
and prices became nominal, to great extent. but
both owners and buvers withdrew from the mar
keI, the former under the impression that this de
cline would be but temporary. and the latter that
II would he unsafe To operate under existing cir
cumStance>, and the best course was to wait for
further deve 'onmemts The Government was i'm
the market for considerable amount of meat
but We no.ice that while the CommiSsary adver-
tiSed for new bacon he took old. believing that il
as good as new Now this cannot be the
case: hut even if it were. then he actei nnwsey
in taking it at the price bid under his advertise
meni, for he ought to know TINT he paid in this
way fully two per cent more than he could have
gone into the market and bought it for.
Ttere Is great scarcity OF cheese md butter
inst now, and prices have gone M TO an unusual
high point, as will be seen by referring To our
market report Beef cattle are very scarce and
~ high rs So gross WAS paid for choice, within
the week Coat has advanced to 25c per bushe
o~ inc to the Government demand for the use of
the river fleet and the strike of the miners in
Western Pennsylvania. who have been out
ot the mines seven weeks. and at the last advices
40 indications OF coming to terms Ii is well for
the poor that the winter is passed
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COLONEL LANEs RIsPoNsE-A letter from the
Washington correspondent of the Cincinnati Ga
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MUSIC.
WAN TIE D.

XKTANTED-Bv member Of an Eastern Col eye Of
w considerable experience in teaching stu alton
Instructor in private family in public school
The best recommendation lurr he'd Address Sentinel
in care of James Rigney. klkbari City, Illinois.
Yours cordially,
mchlo-d5t SAMUEL H. GLEASON
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-20
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

sY Mr.. EDITOR-PLEASE ANNOUNCE
the of J. S. GOLD a candidate for City Clerk
subject the decision of the Democratic Convention
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-07-21
f XCISE TAX.

March, April and May 1861 Returns Of Manufacture
Cattle, Hogs and Sheep slaughtered, with the
tax due thereon advertised tax additional returns Of
persons liable to pay Licenses, plate Carriages
Billiard Tables etc. have been made by the Assessor
and payment OF the same is hereby forthwith demand
at my Office, Court House, Joliet.
All amounts not paid within ten days from the date
hereof will be collected with ten per centum addi
tiOnal as the law prescribes.
All persons doing business subjected to a lisepse
without having paid therefor,
MUsT PAY ONCE LICENSE.
or they will be promptly proceeded against under
Section SO, which makes them liable to three times
the amount Of License for each sale or transaction
performed without it.
LEWIS ELLSWORTH,
Collector 9th District Ill.
by A. MeISTosH Deputy Collector,
2 Divisions 9th Dis. Ill.
Joliet. July
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=. .HOTIcES AZ: l.,'p'

DUBhdo notite il hereby given, that "a; the "A,
hOndaysof Aug, NEXT, (beinR' the FIR d".'r
said sSla month"; i" ehAl attend before the Co1ntv,
Sonrt o. hhcountyi at the Court House in the citx n
claims against the estate Of William Ferguson late a.
said county, decd, when and where all elalmants
notned and requested TO attend and DR. sent tbeir
claims IN writing Against said for adjustuenf
All to said estate airs alsb rcopest.
cd to make payment to the undersigned sitbout deIs
zee. THOMAS DOI9, E1eeutv-.
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BARNUM'S sELF-SEWER,
FOR ALL SEWING MACHINES, $50.

Ne'attend 10 the Repairing Of all kinds q Meshpes
fTloes OF Machines, with Hemmer, Felesg, aaueoa
O Can: extra needles, fzli Directions, &C. fom seS
70 SI1O. 80 - '.ss It, 4
Terms 10 Agents, descriptive Circulars ami soors.
mems Of work sent free by on recript OF stanIpe
or had Of 4. - r - 'F'
L. CORNELL CO..
13j Lake Street, Chicago
AS-Any persons wishing TO obtain one Of these
Aaehtnes maJ be supplied by Gao. ZARLBY, :.
June l, 1865. n51Iyl JoIiet
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Commissioners Notice.

SOhhHAtssAOheEEN OtAce.
IIlHE undersigned Commissioners heretofore chosen
by the common council OF the city of Joliet hereby
give notice to the respective owners OF lots in
CampbePs Add. to Joliet, and to all other persons
interested in the appropatng Of much of said lots
ly the said city, may be necessary for extending
First Avenue to Eastern Avenue, that meet upon
tie said described premises, the 22d day Of july
1868 at O'Clock p M for the purpose of viewing the
said premises and making appraisal and assessment
ot the damages and rerOmpenso due to any person
account OF and to determine what persons will lie
benehtted by the said Improvement and to appOrtiOn
and assess the amount OF the damages and expenses
thereof costs proceedings upon the real estate by
US deemed to be benefited by the said Improvement.
X. f. BARBER,
F.B. SHAW.
SO. SIMONDS.
July 10, 1863. Commissioners
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STRAYED OR STOLEN

TNROM the subscriber in Charnallpn on the 9Th of
II June, 1868, black Mare, years old. nose and
flank brown color, tail and name cropped off little
rather large cars, rather thick through the under
jaws, small white spot in the forehead, the
right hind quarter Any person who will give infOr
nation Of her or return her to the subscriber will be
literally rewarded for their trouble
MICHAEL CAUGHLIN.
Channahon, ILL.,. July H. 1868
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sTAsE OF ILLINOIS,
CouNIT OF WILL
viii County Circuit Court of the Oct tern A. D. 1863
Sarah = =. Russell Bill in Ch.os.ry.
Mathew NJ. Russell,
A RFIDAVlT Of the non residence Of Mathew NJ.
n Rassellthe defendant above named having been
filed 10 the ONCE os the Clerk Of said Court
Notice s hereby gwen 70 the said Mathew NJ. Russell,
that SarahD Russell the complainant above pamed
filed her Bill Of complaint in said court the ctaRr
Gerry side thereof the I'D day Of June, "A. D. 1868
that summons thereupon issued out Of Aaid court,
against said defendant in laid returnable the
first Monday o! October next, is by law required.
Now unless You the said Mathew u. Russell GhaIl
personally be and appear before said Circuit Court Of
VIII County. on the first day Of the term thereof
to be holden at the Court House in the city Joliet in
said county, on the first Monday Of October next and
plead answer or demur TO the said complaints said hill
the same and the matters and things thas
IN charged and stated will be taken confessed by
you and decree viii be entered against you accord.
ing 70 the prayer Of uaid bill Of complaint.
r, Z. BARpKR, Compl'e Sol.
Joliet. june 80, ises. n36v
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Dr vi. DBL. H0PKING

=" ILL hereafter give his undivided attention to the
w practice Of his profession once the 6rEt bni5
ing after you croes the Railroad left hand Joliet Al
Dr. hopkins warrants 70 cure all kinds Of sore ewes
that has been sore for ten 20 fifteen year, and an s
eronso diseascs. Ian uatise Of Loa5en 10 EnIand
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Cutlery, Gold Pens, JewcIry,
.-f Fancy GeSds, &C.


Side Walk Notice.
MOflCE hereby given to the owners Of real estate
IN fronting on the east side Of Chicago street be-
tween Marion street and 5th Avenue and ON the west
side Of chicago street between Marion street and the
Distilery on Block 90 School Section Addition 10
Joliet and to all other persons interested that the
undersigned commissioners appointed by the common
Soppcu OF the city OF 1piet. 70 osuss good and suf
cent side Ialk to be blt On fhaf part OF tie street
above dessfhed and 70 levy an sssessIhent upon said
zeal estate % de the eSpense building the sane
the 5th.dsy Of July, 1868, at o'olock p NJ, to
enter upon their duties also that until the time
aOEesaid the undersigned will receive proposals for
ject all bids.
s. ". BOWEN,
We. THOMPSON,
CALLED CHAPMAN
joliet, July l1th, 1868 Commissioners
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y . T nc z

fN0 IbAp &sGaAr. Thomas MeGarr, James Mes5nrr
4 Macy AAn AcGaH, William Nc6arr, earah JAM
Me9arT aud Susan hcGarI, hsirs at Law Of William
Mc3arr, deceased, late o. VIII 6OsptY, Iuiasis.
You are hereby notified that the uAde1siEnsS A.
minigtrator Of the estate Of William McGarS bs e.
Mui County, deeeased, will pressnt 70 the County
Court Of sid county At term ttere0f 70 be holden
Of August 1853, It the Court H06ls in DE city Of
Joliet petition for order 70 s The real etate BE-
logging to the estate Of the said William Hc0ar, for
the pas nents o. debts. when and where all persons
intcr,sted therein requested TO show cause any
they have why IL should not be sold for the purscses
- EDwAD cooNEE, AdmF.
Joliet June 80, 1864 B36V
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Cornoration Notice.

NOTICE il hereby given to all persons interested
IN that the commissioners heretofore appointed by
the common council Of the city Of Joliet to estimate
the expense and recommend assessment, for the
purpose Of building a side walk the west side Of
iowa Avenue from Washington street 20 Second Avenue
in said city, have returned their assessment, which is
now file In the Office of the City Clerk, and the
same will he confirmed by the common council, on
the lSt Wednesday of August next unless objections
sre made by some persona interested.
.st - - WI. FARLEY, City Clerk.
Joliet, July Is, 1853
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STATE OF ILLINOIS,
WIN County Circuit Court Of 0et term thereof Ises
Charles d. Lamb aud William Lan.b,l:
,MIoh.si w. Quinn. 5. punishment
AElIDAylr o. Tia non sssSdenes NJ ,hs 80.
n Michael W Quinn, wing been 6led In t6essSs 49,
Of the Clerk ofthe Circuit Court ~ win CO.
Ic notice is therefore hereby given to the aid
ant henael W. Quinn, that writ Of attHchrbsr ~ IL.
sued 90. Of the eee Of the Clerk Of said court AZ t
SUIT OF Charles B. Lamb and William Lamb 49,
June 9Th A. d. 1861 for the sum Of Pire irndI -,
lars directed TO the Sheriff Of said Cuntv Iirh -
Sheriff: - "'e s-'o
Now, therefore, unless you the said d,f-nd.ut
hieheei W Quinn shall personally be and npDeaT b..
fore the Circuit Court Of win County in the sfats on
Illinois, on the hrSt day Of the next Tenn thereof to
be holden at the Court House IN the CITY Of golis ia
the County and Stats aforesaid on Monday Of
October next and give special bal, plea answer dee
nluT to the said plaintiffs action, Judgement will bel
entered against you BY the said cDd aad ID favor OF
tue said plaintiff and much 81 tho property atiaehcd
may u sufficient to sztsfy the said Judgment and
cosfs VIII Be IOld 70 pay the sane. ~
D. IT. PIzxEI, PlrsA
JHas l6, 1865 uJ-sw,
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DEMTrSnRN

- LEN IISTRX-
Or. r b. CHOC ANR
WOULD respectfully inform the inhabitan,, O
w "ohet sand vicinity, thSt after an abs+oce o
SOME years. has returned to Jeet for the uurnoa.af
msknG u bis future home, and adopt thb iethos 20
INFORM his friends and the public, that he has t1
iie IOOms formerly occupied by Carpenter Pierce,
OVER BROWNS DRUG STORE,
where he viii be pleased to all who msy need rrS
CLASS DENTAL OPERATIONS. ti.-.
Those who may employ hns may he assured thai ali
Operations viii be performed in Q neat, tTllsfy and
faiu.JHH manner.
Nov. %, 1861. naa =.
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$500 Reward

CTRAYED from the Subscr iber's farm in March last,
- large red and white spotted COW, with white
face lavge HORNS and Is seven years old.
Also, large grey brndle cow, strayed in May last.
The above reward will be paid for either by the sub
scriber, b. U. SHARPE.
Joliet, July 81, 1868 ne-tf
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NOTICE is hereby given to all parties interested,
y that the commissioners heretofore appointed by
the common council Of the city of Joliet, to Je
ferson street to be graded from the West side Of Chi
cngo street to the Des PLANES River in said city, in
conformity with an ordinance heretofore passed by
said council for that purpose will meet for the pur
pose OF entering upon their duties such
soners, at the office Of W. W. Stevens in said city on
Wednesday the 22d day of July, IsG3 when and where
All persons interested in said matter requested to
he present.
WV. STEVENS,
W. &. THOMPSON,
July II, 1868. NC. DIsSELL.
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MASTERS SALE.
w A N t E ID

LNROM One to two thousand pounds Of coed Dairy
Il Butter every week. for which will ray the high
est price In cash or goods, at the Farmers Store
J.REICHERf.
Washington, st. two doors east Of the New Co. JAN,
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County COur, OF VIII County,

August Term, A. d. 1863.
Austin Godfrey, Administrator, Miriam Wilson, late
Miriam Mulligan. Administrative, and Samuel Wilson
husband Of said Miriam and Administrator In right Of
HE wife, Of the estate Of John Mulligan, deceased.
VS..
Miriam Wilson, late widow Elizabeth Downs late
Elizabeth Mulligan, Leila Muigan, William A. Multi
gan, Sheldon ii. Mulligan, Emorett p. Mulligan,
Josephine N. Nulligan, Lewis d. Mnlgar and Edward
IL M1lligan, only children and hei at law Of said
said chidren: Elizabeth, Leil, VIM. A Sheldon II.
and Em0rett P. Mulligau, Hylon A. Downs, husband
S o. seld ElIzabeth Downs, and Samuel Wilson and
Petition to Sell Real Estate.
fFlDAVIT OF the non.residence Of Elizabeth
a DOEnss Ielia Mulligan, William A. Mulligau,
Sheldon II. Mulligan and Hyton A. Downs defendants
above named, having been filed in the Office of the
o. said Connty Court of win County Notice Is
gan, William a. Mulligan- Sheldon II. MulIigan and
hyon Downs, that the said compIainants filed their
petition In said court, on the I1th day of July A. d.
1868 for authority to sell the following described real
estate which was of said John Mulligan deceased to-
Inc south half of the south east quarter of Sec
ZION twenty-one t2l), In Township thirty-six (36)
north and Of Range ten O) east of .he third cfpa
n ea t containing eighty (sO) more or less
twenty two (22 in said Township and RANCE aforesaid
eonIainng eighty (S0) acres more or less and also
i anu 4e-IVO acres more or less, described as fol-
49, Begin niDe chains and fourteen links
west OF the north east corner Of said Section tntv
TWO W IN said Township and range aforesajd nm
~ ~ I nineteen chains and nineteen linke 10
"a tlauC
two chains and sixty-seyen links ,hs sro ~ =
~ ss.s ns sHynye liDks :en 20, parallel with
tae et e OF Section last Aforesaid, twenty.hrse
ana lorty-eght links, thence 500 40f W along
une o. said last HatHed Section three chains
p ees links to the place of beginning or land
,ne last aforesaid quantity on the north east
quarter Of said last named section, all hi:u-
"a sala Couny of Will and State Of Illinois for the
Pose OF paying the debts due by said deceased and
Ssair.. nons thereupon issued out Of said court
So sald defendants returnabIe on the third Mon.
- - 1865 as is by law required Now mn.
tVV,iyN O1 'ne sald Elizabetd Downs, Leila MullIean
' INN a. Mnlligan, Sheldon H. Mullfgan and USIo3
10y. shall personally and appear before .sSd
ri Sr,Si % WIZ County, on the FIRST day of the
s eeIm theIeof, to be holden at JoIi.t n
esig County on the third Monday of August n 1ssa
sac pIeaa answer or de@ur to the said petition. the
stated will be taken confessed and dss eu aad
Cd against you according to the prayer Of saiS M
r. 3 BARBER, CompPts Sol. N'etN-
Joliet, July II, 1868 -
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CommIssioners NotIce.

y A. MeISTosH. Deputy Collector,
2 Divisions. 9th Dis. Ill.
Joliet, July Il, 1868.
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TUE undersigned will bind all kinds af Books In
Il any desired style. g-
Jobs win be neatly executed and warranted
VIZ. eTAEIILB, BOokbiudsr
Bluff Street, Zone door north oTthe Gas WoFls)
Feb IL, 1858. juliet, Iliuois
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CLOCKS.
LIVERY description 81 Cloek. and days small
~ and large. FROM a. ~ upwards, at No. / BANK
Block.
June r. lSsa
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Nrw York. June Is.

! Washington special dispatch states that
FIVE or SIX hundred parolej prisoners who
were captured in the cavalry fight at Beverly
Ford arrived at Annapolis yesterday.
With them came Mr. Walter Cooper, the
captains clerk of the lnjianola, who has
be, in the Libby prison since the capture
of his vessel Mr.. Cooper makes the follow
ing important statements He thinks, iudg-
ing from the assertions Of the Richmond pa
pcrs touching Gen. Lees strength at the
time of the baltic of Chancellorville and
from the reinforcements that have been sent
within the last two or three weeks, that the
rebel army of the Potomac is between one
hundred and one hundred and twenty thou
sand strong
From the windows Of the Libby prison
which command the river at the point where
travellers on the Petersburg railroad cross,
over three thousand soldiers have been seen
coming northward daily for the past fort
night. Those on the last Saturdays
train who were asked, united in saying they
were from Tennessee. None of the troops
remain in Richmond, which is as bare of sol
diers as it was at the time our cavalry Just
missed capturing it. Five hundred men could
take it to-day.
Petersburg is also without garrison, but
there are hoops on the Blackwater. 1t was
the general opinion in Richmond that Lee
was to make feigned attack on Washing
ton, while Stuart invaded Pennsylvania and
Maryland. The rebels were evidently severe
ly handled at Beverly ford Thirteen car
loads of their wounded in that engagement
had arrived at Richmond.
Richardson and Brown of the Tribune and
Buckley of the Herald are still in the Libby
Prison.
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passing through rebel pickets, On the road as
far east as Boonesboro' and vicinity, and says
Hagarstown itself seems to be permanently
occupied by some 5000 troops, mainly from
North Carolina. under Gen. Rhodes.
A Mai. Osborne is acting as Provost Mar
shall, from whom papers have to be obtained
TO leave the town.
The Washington Hotel and others are
crowded with their officers who are paying
"a per day in rebel money.
The forces that have gone into Pennsylya-
MIA are under jenkins and are said to be re-
turning bringing large number Of horses,
mules and a few cattle. They also brought
back large number of negroes who they
allage had run away from their masters IN
Virginia and Washington county Those
belonging about Hagerstown were being re
turned to their rebel owners and those said
to be from Virginia wese sent back under
guard.
Horses and other property taken from cit
liens of Maryland have been returned to
them and every effort has been made to make
their raid as little offensive as possible tc
Maryland
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NEW NoRk. June -

NEW NoRK, June -.
The Hrdd's dispatch dated Monocacy
Station, Md, 2lst says About O'Clock this
P. NJ Mai. Cole of the lst Ind. Cavalry
made gallant dash into Frederick with 10
men, driving out the enemy killing 20 and
capturing one There was no loss on our
side. Our cavalry passed through the city
and Immediately after about $50 rebel caval-
~ occupied the place The rebel cavalry
entered Frederick yesterday afternoon about
O'Clock They dashed furiously through
the town, capturing nine Of our men on duty
at the signal station, and paroled the invalid
soldiers numbering about 60 in the hospital
A number Of horses we're seized, secession
flags were displayed at the Central Hotel and
come of the citizens collected there to vel
come the rebels The majority Of the people
evineed no pleasure at the visit. The women
were exceedingly expressive in their demon
strations of disgust and showered words of
sympathy upon our prisoners as they passed
through the streets. The party which en-
tered the city did not number over ~ and
many of them were so intoxicated as TO reel
in their saddles. Pickets were stationed out
side the town and no one was allowed 10
leave until about midnight when, the
rebel cavalry all left, gong towards
Middletown. This morning they entered the
city again and established pickcts in the out
skirts. The telegraph poles were cut down
and wires destroyed, but the operator escaped
with the instruments. There are supposed to
be about thirty rebels in the city this P NJ.
The enemy has no force between Frederick
and Booncsboro except small cavalry camp
at Middletown. They are nearly all young
men from the vicinity and it is probable that
this raid has been made to enable them to
visit their friends.
The rebels are reported to be fortified at
South Mountain. They have in the vicinity
of Williamsport about 5000 infantry, 1900
cavalry and few pieces of artillery. \ squad
of cavalry could undoubtedly capture the en-
tire rebel force this side of South Mountain
The rebels appear very uneasy and will pro-
baby vacate tonight
All is quiet.
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The army correspondent of the THaes ia
ting ION the march, Va. June Eth" says
The army Of the Potomac rrogrcs-c- with
huge strides towards the supposed position
of the enemy.
\ fearful collision cannot he avoided many
DAYS longer. The weather Is terribly ho;- The
air is filled with dust and the brave men >ui-
fer but they march with a velocity such as
never before has been known ON thi, CONT
nent.
The whole army is pushing forward with
great rapidity. On Monday Gen. Hooker
with staff and train broke camp at three
O'Clock ( before shutdown was in new camp,
25 miles distant Everything Is reduced to
the very lightest marching order.
Yesterday Gen. Hooker ordered his staff to
dispense with all their baggage including
valises, carpetbags &c, and they Were sent
to the rear to-day. Al they take is "A change
of under clothing.
\ couple ofdays after the late cavalry
fight, Gen. Pleasantons command made re-
QUESTION for 20 grindstoncs with which to
grind up their sabres. This is positive
fact and illustrates very pointedly the nature
of the contest Hand to hand it was, in earn
est