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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-10-13
From Louisville.
Louisville, Oct. 10.

Louisville, Oct. 10.
Rumore not traccable 10 any authen,ici-
ty, prevail of the approach of FORESTS
rebels to the Cumberland River, for incur,
sions through Sduthern Kentucky.
At Nashville a fight is reported to have
occurred yesterday at Pennington, not
Frankl'n. Wilder's Federal brigade was
engaged. and one regiment Of mounted in-
Inntry and the 81 Kentucky cavalry. The
Fede'a|s overlook Wbpeler's forces ON
Thursday night, near Pennington. The
rebels LIST heavily IN killed and WI nded
We captured over 500 Iriscnprs ans a hat.
terry. The Federal loss wss % killed. $50
wounded. Among the killed isC,l Mon.
roe, of the 1881 Illinois.
The fret train for Bridgeport since the
rebel raid, left this mcrning.
Part Of Wbeeler's cavalry burned abridee
at Cpwsu's Station, four miles below Dech.
erd On Friday night, but will be restored
by Monday.
M autnentic reports of fighting at Chat
tanooEa were received to-day.
1t is rumored on the street that the reb
els attempted to destroy the tunnel at Rae
coon Mnuntain. but were drives OBJ ~ the
Federals after destroying part Of the track
10 the tunnel.
Maj. atlsit, Of MitchelPs staff was very
sick.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-10-13
NOTICE.
EsTATE OF DANIEL LISEBARGER, DECD

H111 q OH IN WEI AI-iEbAHuEhI UECD.
DUBLlC Notice is hereby given, that on the TbirS,
Monday OF December next, (being the 2lst dav ~
Sid month"; rhall attend before the County enuct ~
viii County at the Court House On the city Of JoIiet
Tor the puTIose OF settling and adjusting All claim.
against the estate Of Daniel Lnebarger late Of -
county deceased, when aud where all claimanta -.
notihed and requested to attend and present ,h~t.
claims, In writing. again said estate for sdusfmenf
All persons Indebted TO said estate are Al A. reon...
ed to make payment 60 the undersigned without aels
GEORGE LISEBAReRE, AdminiStrstor
DATED Oct. Is 1853.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-10-13


NEW HARDWARE SroRE IS W Brooke,
formerly of the firm of Strong & Brooks, is
opening an immense stock uf hard ware,
embracing everything in the line, in a store
which he has purchased and fitted up for
the purpose. one door east of Bray's drug
store. Jefferson street. His store is enc
hundred feet in depth and he occupies three
hpors-the first for the storage Of iron,
stoves, &C.. the second as a salssroom and
the third for manufacturing purposes Ills
assortment of staves cannot be excelled in
the county for variety. chespness and adap.
tation to the various purposes for which
they NAV be recommended. 10 this COM
munity where Mr.. Brooks ie 90 we'll and
favorabIy known as an honest and agree.
abs business man it is nor necessary for us
to recommend customers to visit his store,
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-10-13
9 . L D 7 Z r 81
AGENCY.

II NE undersigned haviI been duly authorized ~
In" TO present and prosecute Claims aga net tI,0
oONei hnehi and having connected himself With =
sood ahd responsible firm at the War Department Who
oeen engaged in prosecuting soldiers claims ssss
let4 would must respectfully announce 70 tkS
pubic that he will prosecute ali claims aKniust tbs
'Nernment growing all WArs from the Rcyou
ton down TO tho present time.
war. wins Ou' " 'us
500 Bounty Money.
Soldiers who have been wounded In battI. sns Ala
inc eirs OF all Soldiers who have killed or haT.
oi nom disease contracted while In the service ,re
entitled TO One Hundred dollars Bounty ana ali a.
reHrs u pay and other dues
INVALID PENSIONS,
SOLDIER that are wounded Pensions for e Also those
thai have contracted disease while in the service Wid
oHs Pensions Mothers Petitions, Sister, Prutions
MhCr ChiIdrens Pensous, procured on the most rra.
Ecnai'le terms. ~ ' 'e~
FEtS-A reasonable aud uniform fee viii he .I,r.
ga IN All eases-but no charge made unless tho claim
is collected ~ N'-''-
Any Information respecting claims given FIRE Of
charge Claimants can address by letter snd uader-
ngned viii Witt the claimant and procure the
~ evidence IN the neiGhOrhoO where claimant lives
WIN the advantage Of an experience II sixteen years
q said nIa the undersigned feels confident thai he
can present and collect said claims with az much ds
Patch as could be expectsd.
n u The heat Of n recommendations can be had is
desired VI both agent and firm.
JOSIAH CARPENTER, Claim Agrut
Chelsea, r. o. VIII Co, Ill, 1868 s1I6-oEa.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-10-13

RooK OF THE COMMON CouscIL !
JOLIET, Oct. Z. 1863. /
Regulor meeting-nO quorum.

Joliet Oct 8.
Special meeting by order Of the Nav.
or.
Present His Honor Mayor Strong and
Aid Do t,ule. Higinbptham. Caewin. Ans
TIM. leo, Porter and CasueH '
m'ouies OF the two previous meetings
PETITIONS.
Petition OF Richard ForIoDg and others,
70 allow them to ill up the ditch or the
west SIDE Of Chicago street in front of lots /,
z, 8, and part Of in Block 4If School
section addition to Joliet. to level with
the street and TO build sewer 2 feet deep
and two feet wide. On motion Of Aid. Hig-
inbotbam. prayer Of petition vas granted.
The demonstrates o. Simon Houser and
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-10-13
Beauties Of RepubIIcauIsm.

jim Lane, Uu,tei States Seuatnr from
Kausae, aud a great man in the Admins
tration ranks, in a late speech to his cor.
sttuents. thus proclaimed the real Repub
lican doctrine:
THE constitution as IL WAS IS PLAYED
oUT-its technical def ritinn il the restora-
tion Of slavery. aud I am ready 10 see any
Kansas man shot dOUR lcho .tduors tie
Union as IL Das.
The Cleveland Plain Dealer quotes the
following choire passage From a lutte speech
of Zach Chandler, another leading Repub-
lican United States Senator:
Il thank God we were defeated at Bull
Run.
Let me tell you as sure "a Gods 10
Heaven and the Devils in He'll. il you
elset Vallan8igham Governor, the draft
Will be three times as great As il will be if
y,u d. not"
WIlsrn. United States Senator from
Massachusetts. said in a speech a few days
ago, that every soldier of the forty-one
regiments sent to New York to enforce the
draft. would rather shoot Copper hea i"
than rebel soldier.
We are sure that Wilson would rather
see Democrats killed than rebels. inasmuch
as'Demaerats are 80 much more 10 the wav
OF his bad passions than the rebel soldiers
are. .-.-...
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-10-13

BH~A valuable horse belonging to Mr..
]. Chidsey wns Or wned in the rive. bel,w
Jefferson street bridge. last Friday. The
horse was attached to a buggy which was
driven into the water for the purpose OF
heing washed, and becoming tangled in toe
harness was drowned.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-10-13
STRAYED

TaRON this City, 90 fhs I2fh Of Sept. liant. n "a
II Heffr years odd, top ofTight ear cut souaTs ~
9iying milk bot not broke. Any person RiriDV ~
e,ruetiUp 20 w. y. Barrett HardUnre ktoreI io,ta.
Of her wberesbouts VIII be literally rewarded
joliet. Oct II, 1853. s1ak-
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-10-13

GRocERIEa.-The old patrons and friends
Of w. B CaswelI will be pleased to Iearo
that he has re-npened at his Ill store on
Bluff street. Those wishing to purchase
articles in the grocery or provision line
viii! find ons of best and most extensive rs
sentiments to select from at his establish
ment
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-10-13

SocIABLE,-A Spciable. for the benefit of
the Soldiers. will be given ct '.Youne's
Hail." Wednesday evening, October Htb.
Dancing from till l o'clcck-Ticke,s
$l.0o couple.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-10-13

NEW GocDs AT FOx's Persons wishing
to purchase almost anything can be accom-.
dated by calling at the store of o Fox, on
Jefferson street. His assortment of goods
embraces among numerous other articles,
hats, caps, books. stationery, wall paper,
window shades. and jewelry. Aud ladies'
who desire to buy choioe furs at lower
prices than the same quality can be had in
Chicag', should patrouize Mr.. Fvx If
any are disposed to discredit our state
menis, let them call aud examine for them
selves
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-10-13

SS.Ihe Republican pDpers are advoca
.Bslary. ''" :
~ mats $25 900 when the country is in
eeot Two thousand millions Of d,IIars ond
IN affair Wey to got good deal deener in ?
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-10-13
ESTRAY HORSE.

TAKEN mp by Harvey Page in Town of New Lemon,
On the lEth sept IS53 small blark korse, supposed
70 be years old, having white stripe extending
down the face. alec white hind feet small white spot
on one Of the fore feet and both fore iest
Appraised at $50. -o,,,,,
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-10-13

New GooDs-Mr. Charles Clement has
received at his splendid store In the corner
ofJpferson and Ottawa streets. large
stock Of fancy and starle dry goods For
richness and excellence his goods cannot
be excslled in tho country. They were
bought in New York ard Bcrton before the
recent rise in prices and will be sold at
rates accordingly.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-10-13

lNPR'VEMENTs Among the numerous
improvements going ON in the city. the i'm
pr"Vements which Mr. A Scheidt has
made to his brewery. in the Northern part
OF the city, should not go unobserved. he
has erected additional buildings and i'm.
proved the old ones, and can basst Of har>
ing one of the finest establishments Of ,be
KIND IN the country. His large establish.
ment is now in complete trim. and he is
making beer ve-y rapidly. And there
H'e ~ ''' tho city rhn rannnt ts.tiEy 20 -
the excellence of the beer manufacturer by
Mr.. Scheidt --'5 : /
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-10-13

Sen.' Butler gstT $4,000 a month, and
she country IL running continually in. doh.
10 pay h'm tDI atGHlPing i'snasyluanio.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-10-13

BSM Mrs LircnIh is said to be busily
electiOneering for her husbands renomina,
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-10-13
From Missouri.

St. Louis, Dot. y.
Headquarters here have received .iDfor.
nation o. G fees and Shelby's raId into
Central Missouri From Warsaw thew
moved northeast, with the susrected desisn
of striking the Pacific Railroad ae laramie
Bridge. burning that STRUCTURE. ana des.
tr0ying the read Grn. Gracon. eommand.
ing the Central District was ut Clin,on
Henry county, yeste day, in pursuit of the
rebels. Also, a force is moving N, from
Sprin, geld. and another firm I,abanoo
WHICH will press the enemy sn cInssIy tina,
they can hardly do much mischief Can
T"tten left her last night for Jefferson Civ
70 take cnmmand Of portion of the for:s
intended to meet tie rebels.
Srdalia, Mo-, 0,t @
Inflammation received to-day cantradicts
tie repmt of yesterday about the inGieri,ni.
nate slaughter OF citizens at Wareaw by
the rebels The number Of persons killed
IL now said TO be twice. while manv think
even this an exaggeratiop. Ii ia imno.si.
BILE TO obtain a trus statement of either the
lives lost or the property deetroved The
town has always been rtrungIy secession,
Ii lie, literature, rot probable that any great
amount OF damage was d0ue.
The latest information places lba .aha,s
about twelve miles from Syracuse. nm the
Cole Camp road, where it is presumed ,hsv
will en0aIsp Tonight. Their uumher l. -.
timated at 800, with two pieces ~ as,;i.
lery Maj. Foster Hkirmished Vim tha,-
rear guard to-day, wounding two and can,
turing three prisoners.
The militsTy authorities are usin1 lvs-z
means to protect the people.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-10-13
Niggcrs 10 Finish the Rebellion

" ScEA 10 Finish the Re DcIItO IN
At various times We have expressed the
lea that the powers at Washington were
jealous of the white soldiers, and had fears
that when the question came TN the direct
issue whether q rev. lution should be con-
sumated, they would contumacIru.ly pertist
ilstandlng by the old constitution. and thus
give aid and comfort to the opposition. In
connection with the idea, we have said that
the anxiety to enlist negroes sprang from u
desire to have an army on which they could
rely to perform that work. In confirmation
OF this statement, we give the following ex.
tract from the Times. the administration
organ in New York city:
ut is the opinion Of eminent military men
THAI cnlrred regiments will form the basis
OF our future armies. and that the Govern
ment VII have to rely mainly on cOIOred
troops to finish up the rebellion"
Col. BARTLEsoN.-Wea are glad to learn
that suspense in regard to the fate of
this officer was terminated on Sunday by
the announcement that he was captured On
harmed by the rebels, and is at present an
inmaIe Of Libby Prison.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-10-13
Facts worth Remember,nr-

There are some facts in relation to the
position of Judge Douglas on the issues in.
volVed at the time of his death, which the
people will not coon forget
The quotation from his speech, which
is 20 often perverted and misappled BY
Aholitionists and war Democrats, !" was in
these words:
There are only two sides to the oues-
ton Every man must be for the United
States or sgainst it. There cen be Lo men.
trails in in this war-only patriots and
traitors"
That Judge Douglas did rot, By the
United States" mean President Lincoln
ant his cabinet, as the Abolitionis,s pre-.
tend, is apparent from another quotation
from the sam9 speech, in these words:
81 am neither the supporter Of the par-
tiSan policy nor the spoloeist nf the err.rs
OF the Aimiri<trations MY PREVIOUS
RELATIONS TO THEM REMAIN UN.
CHANGED"
Under the present confessedly purely
partisan proclamation, free the negro policy
OF the war; 1t the Ab 'lition interprota.
tiON of the language Of Judge D ugas is
correct, he placed himself. by the same
speech. in the list Of traitors. For again
he said:
Il will ever sarciion Or scauiesa 10 any
warfare whatever up The constitutional
TightS or domestic institutions OF the penpie
q the Southern States tAurIuusr on
the C 'ntrary, If there VAS any attempt to
invade these rights; to rIir up ssrviie in.
sutIec in am"rg their people, I .IeouEa
rush TO hhcir rescue and inferpoSe tc,tA That
eEreT Sfre"y'h I might poSscSs, 10 d.fend
item from such a catumHy" .s
Was there e'er Il mUre dastardjy, impu.
dent perVersion Of language than TIE Abo-
luton rreteRse that Judge Douglas meant
I" denonuce all who tppUse the negro Wat
policy Of the Administration, as traitors,
and to call its supporters patriots?
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-10-13
Washington, Oct. 10.

Lookout Mountain. from which Bragg
endeaVors to hnmbard r E6crans, is |. 500
feet high than Chattanooga. three miles
distant by wagon ruad. and less than two
miles in direct line. Missionary Ridge,
where the rebel dispatches are dated, is a.
bout 600 feet high. three miles from
Chattanooga by road aud two miles by air
line Lookout Mountain and Missionary
Ridge nearly encircls Chattanooga, which
lies in basin formed by the mountainous
range around il.
Bragg has an npen railroad communica.
ton with R'me. 40 miles, and A anta .l39
miles distaut, whence he can bring % the
heaviest siege gum cast at both thesepoints
The Etawse she'll works are 60 miles from
Chattanooga, also Connected Herewith by
railroad.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-10-13
New York, Oct. 9.

The Tribune says: IF we may trust the
int ll'Se"ce from Richmond. the rebel
leaders are not only providing Bragg with
relnioresments. but are also sending him
large siege materiel. During the lsst two
weeks guns OF extraordinary size and range
have been sent him. II Is thought tn be
their purpose tn erect batteries on Lookout
Mountain, which is said to I've in posses-
sion of the advance guard Of the rebcl.. IL
ls thought that, If these batteries reach
they would make the place
untenabIen
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-10-13

Telegraphic Communication within an
hour or 50 Of Chattanongs has been resum-
ed with Gen Rosecrana.
The tumors prevailing hsre and else
whs:e, that battle was fought or was i'm
minsnt yesterday, seem to have been un,
founded.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-20

Assooes ware - the War.
Not many more sdss thlsgs have
been ssid ON the political msnagers Of
this war than the following, vhich oc-
ours on Artcmus Wards famous speech
n Ghosts"
The last snticct of which thought
was the war. When Twas ap appren-
tice to the printing business in New
Hampshiere, having had a controversy
with my employnr,I ran away. l had
no money,and could bot beg. SO l called
at . farmhouse aud asked il they had
any clocks 10 mend. They said yes, and
wished ] to fix it. ! took the etock to
pieces, ate my dinner, ADD then looked
at the table, whore lay the countless
wheels. knew that ] never could put
that clock together again. So ! told tic
folkes | was DIZZY, add would 90 out
and get come fresh air, and / Ned across
the meadows like the br,sht--eyed ga
zele, or anything else that goes quick.
Those politicians ,cho ,ccnt to vork to
take the Union cock TO pieces to get
tier dtnrors, necer meant 10 PIT tito
gettee 0gasn. They hare stolen Meir
dinner, bit they aciU not restore tie old
clock. haven't told vou much about
the ghosts, and it is s, late nov that
there is 10 time. But shall speak in
San Francisco in about four weeks from
Z his time, and all who hold tickets to
this lecture will be admitted free.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-20
Jenny Lind Gol.scl,m;at .eem. :

Jenny Lind Goljsci,midt seems to
prefer England 10 her native land, AZ a
place Of residence. In city and in
country. and always pleasantly and
agfeeably, We are in tho constant hab.
it OF hearing her, enjoying herself and
giving pleasure to all around her. She
end her husband, Otto GoIlschuidt,
has been taki.ea prominent part in a
barves. festival, held a. little Houghton,
in Northamton.Eirc. After The sermon,
Nj. Goldschmidt took his seat at the
organ, and Madame Goldscl,midt, stand-
ing 10y him, sang a harvest hymn from
a book OF hymns and chorales arranged
ty NJ. Goldschmilt
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-20
The Canadian press arc AREA.

The Canadian press arc already cry
ing out against the proposition Of the
New York Herald that Japaa should
purchas some fact steamers VI our ship
builder, ann them with Parrot guns,
man EN- with American scamen, and
send en- out 20 cruise against English
commerce. The bare proposition, made
in Jest, sends a thrill Of horror through
the eolonisls, and vet there is no praCl-
Cal difference between this proceeding
and the course pursued by England.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-20
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apuse Sexu i Diseases. &C., &c.
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-20

The Buffalo 1arora, german parer,
gives the following AS the na.acs OF the
Roman Catholic Generals now in tho
army Of the Unite States Rosecrans,
Foster, Gilmore, Newton, f'r nch, Stone
Corcoran, Ord, WhirpI,; Shields, Mea-
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-20
Christopher EaEseas,
Hofs, sheer s. Veterinary surgeon,

Pa WISHES TO INFORM THE CIT
Ygs.s rzENs 81 Davenport end Scott II "
tf ~ cena'y seaegI.y tina he his I'm f
nianeatiy located himself IN This city whore he ia
prepared to shoe horses on The scientific nrinc;-
pies. After twenty yeas study ana r. leti.o on
the anatomy OF tne foot, of which tine he has
speat eleven yesrs under the superintendent OF
the best Veterinarians IN Europe. he wishes to
say that DO ~. !! give Satisfaction to ali uereons
having horses labof,ng lnier tho disease Of aorns
or ccnl-aclisns. commonly calie. "aonph bound y
inteffer ny. O7eTreaehing. quarter cracks, sand
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ana srasns, for All Of which ne warrants per-
feet cure i cnteb.a. The greater par. of ticsa
aiseas age caused by sh"ciag q want o. proper
injt,ucn' irnta
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-20

a brick-making machine has been in
vented at New Haven, which vets the
clay, knoads it, forces it through an or
ifioe just brick size, and proper distances
cuts IT off the complete brick, at the
rate OF so = minute. The baking pro-
cess, Of course, comes afterward.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-20

/ ala ,uljy o. The opinion, from careful examin
a:ioa a"d ,rial that they are he,ter calculated TO
ccempish the object design d, than any be-
fore tho public, being shsp ped upan phio'op
p.inc PIES. B CLARK, 81 ID.
Detroit, Get lG, 1852.