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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-02-03
Making Threats Again.

e. We nOtirss that the AbOlitiga yjourDals
are getting more bold d late. Aud some
Df them arr threatening sll 7dsnner of pun!
ishmsut I'd 10y ~hO prOtest hgsiust fighting,
to:free ths negrees. Our AsgisIature. too.
is held q Iss a tproper inject for ven :
geauce, b6causs itis not N favOr4Of desS
troying our Union and constitution, in
order to destroy negro slavery:
These Abolition editors should! = under
stand BY thisssI1e, tbatthey cannot fright
en- Democrats into silence any longer
The time for arbitrary arrests, me suppress
sion ofsnewspspers, and 3theamobbing Of
loyal citizens for an honest expression Of
sentiments, has passed. The people have
submitted to this kind Of tyranny as long as
they mean to. sHsnceforth they will speak
out their views and will not be intimida>
ted by 9menaces and threats. s-
If the elections last fall did not open the
eyes of PresidentLincOlna and bis Abolition
Office holders to the fact that the people
under the constitution, they will discover
the fact if another attempt be made to sti.
fe the free expression of opinion by drag,
ging men from their homes and incarcera
ting them in lOatbscme prisons and cup
pressing newspapers forcriticisiug the-actt
OF the Administrations.
The Aboliiionists and the authorities q
Washington must be cautious, hereafter
how they trample upon the rights Of free
men. The Legislatures of Illinois, Indi
ana and New JerSey have;taken, the sub
ject under consideration, and we have q,
doubt but that the freedom of speech AM
all the rights Of citizenship, under the Con
stitutiOn will be protected and. tgqsrantee,
in those States. The threat thtI the arm,
viii be ordered back to cut the throat O
every man who does not sing hOsannas I
Abraham Lincohf and his decree 'freein
the negroes Of the South, will not alarr
the Democratic party from the accomplish
msnt OF the great mission it has started on
oO-that Of sGSinRithe lives and propert
: Of the people from destruction and savin
the Union from total ruin. -a..7sl7
} The reign of terror is7about over in thi
eountry-and.d despite the threats of the Al
Olitionists, people are beginning to brsst
more free; and Abolition despots shoul
take warning. -rt ESQ u. t.s .."~-7aa
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-02-03
Kentucky Legislature.

''fr Fe@ Frankfort, Jan. %
Exciting debates took place iu the Ken
lucky Legislature to-day. @ '7S
In the Senate the Committee on Judicia.
~ reported bill to repeal the actreouirinR
certain officers aud teachers to take theoath
ofafiegiance. 90 ff -r-a ..rE : -iIil7.T'
,,,, Mr.. Marshall strenuOusIy opposed The
Mr.. Grover, Of Owen. favored the bin,
II was referred, after very heated de.
bate, to the committee on Revised Stat.
.utes. f"i T'-.'
The Committee on Military affairs intro.
dueed q bill to pay nine months' men raised
10 time of draft, and 10 pay those hereafter
to be received. Eszt : :, % 80
/, Mr.. cOuklin moved to striko out tbevord
hereafter. He'wss opposed 70 -furnishine
any more meu 70 help Lincoln carry ont
HE Proclama ton. rg'~ 80 = 80
The motion was Lost. -Esr-rr
An amendment was made n instruet
the soldiers not 10 enforce the Prochma-
uon. -s'~ Isl''- rfa go rztF
The matter was postponed until to.unor.
row. O. s.sF.1'., : he -
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-02-03
Authorised ,PnbIIcat,oDs.

Our Legislature could not do more SEN
sible thing than to initiate New YcTk,
Penn sylvania, and other States, in the
matter Of requiring official election notices,
election. returns, foreclosure Of mortgages
and mortgage sales to be published in some
newspaper. s".1-E 1871" '''@
Surely such an arrsngsmentin Illinois
would be ofgreat, benefit to the publishers
o. newspapers, while no damage to the
public or the parties concerned could re-
suit shsrsfroui. As a matter of Justice to
the debtor. all mortgage sales, whether the
property uaortgaged be real estate or per.
sonal property. should. be, advertised in a
newspaper in tbe'cOuntFy where othe prop
erty is to be cold. .'"'-.' ..--'
,Under,the present law property is often
SOLD for OnssGourth itS saline, for the want
Of proper Publicity being given Of the sale.
1t frequently happens that the right of both
debtor and creditor are seriously injured.
The Legislature should amend the law on
the subject 50 as to guard against this
evil. .t... 1-r
land there is no good reason Why [ Offices
of public. elections and the returns OF the
elections, should not be published in the
newspapers Of this State, the same as in
most Of the other States. The public good
and the elective fra nchise would be. sub
served by it. The expense Of such publi-
cations would not be very great. There is
not reasonable taxpayer who iwOnld OBJ
jsct to paying the necessary tax ,GOr this
purpose. --------.-----..
tis a well known fact az least 70 all
publishers of newspapss In Illipois, that
this is the hardest State in the Union as
fee a. encouragement to public journals is
eQpesInsd. The fact js,I no. one out Of ten
Of Thorn are paying their way. The lsgis-
latOr who viii bring, this matter I'D and be
the nsaus O. procuring The .nasded amend.
ments to the lave, will not have ,cause TO
regret it hereafter,
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-02-03

PENNSYLVANIA, SEEAToR.-T. JeGsgSsD
Boyer. q democratic member Of the Pa
Legislators. iDskeS.s curious and. we're To
subject not too grave, langhsbls FssslatisD
Of how be was purchased By Simon csms-
ron for $50 600 to vote for bin fof D. 3
Senator. The democrats had jus. oos me-
jorify on joint ballot. IL CsDssonS eoal&
buy over one democrat, be was safe. Boy
er says that. for fear caneroa would biS
ssDs . eHs else. Fbe night stiek, - put
himself ID csmeton's asy. intending 10 De-
ceive him. AL the details os.the neeotis-
ton are given With the names Of 70 b.
tweens. so enthusiastically, - to leave n.
doubt Of the truth Of the whsle statanssA.
Cameron was defeated BY one vote. he
-eevslOpneDt must crush Cameron fsrssRs =
politically. 80 -s s....1.s ;. sslsf
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-02-03
WasbiDgtoD, Jan. %, 1868.

r The lO'lOwing is the official order IN re-
gard to the recent changes in the army VI
the Potomac: -.. s--rs.s -
. Washington, Jan. %, 1868.
"G,nersi Ord-r MOI pl
1.-The President Of the United Ssatss rs
diFected 80 =. -
"FUs - That Major General AZ.
Burnside, at bis UWH request. Be rsiisSed
from the command Of tbe. Army Of the Pc.
tOmsc- 49, .--.-s- ,. :. o. go
SECOND - That Major General \.
Y. SumDsr, st bic ONn fs9oest, nag - -,
heved lrOn duty in the Army Of shs ROs0-
FUae.f $50 o. Et1I ~a= fsES AL
"TkHd-Tbat Major General W. Frsnk.
lin be relieved from duty in the Army sf
the Potomac, i, =. secs
"FoWrfh-Tbat Major General J. HooEss,
be assigned 70 the command Of the Amy
Of the 2utymac.
g "Ths officers relieved 40 above WiIl 10.
port 10 person to the Adjutant GeneralSf
the army. -s.---r- -- ~. r----s-.- " -
II is runored that the present osEka-
izstiOn Of the Army Of the POtOnae Wihba
abandoDed. - ( = -
1t 10 expected that the defeDees of WaIh-
ingt0n win hbsi made 9 separate aspart-
melt, independent Of. tLe. e0mnsnd ofths
Geueraiin-c Chief Of the Army q he P6a6p
mar So
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-02-03
From Mexico.
Men Ynrk. Ian 90

o. .aasr- u y New York, Jan %
p. The following portion Of the newsby the
Bio Bio 10 highly imp crant.as 80 - 20
Advices from Mexico eoufrm the re-
ported defeat of ZOO French, under, Gen.
Berthler. By 800 Mexican cavalry ., II
occurred in a,fsg. at 2 o clock A NJ. Dec.
18Th. The French were completely roat.
80. etl -sb teri IL bcE sssiEE4-4
The MexIean Gem Preside had eautured
e. convoy from Jslapa sl0r Pesots The
Mexican Gen. Negrete, with 10000 men.
made sortie from, Puebls, and attacked a
freGch division 1900 strong, at. Acsiate.
eight leagues from Pueblo. completely rout
n ISs tSs later, The french .ietrpatsd 70
TRs French ooDnS66Guicstion, Va sIm1o.,
COT 60 81 q; ~. JalAPa and Tampic9 are .sbapdOp-
small pSs ): :i aging fsiSs;sslyi i Yer.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-02-03
From Memphis

Memphis. Jan. 2s.
=, Gen. - cclernand's fieeE. after ths CAP
tare OF Afksnsss Post, Len Napole6h six
days ago for the Ysxoo, ind at ia ac-
cOunts Fere at Milliken' Bend. Grants
feet has arriVed b this time, Auds both
will lesRs the Benz on Grsnt's arrival. He
ing
+ Reliable information that the rebels are
busy streng:hing the works at Yicksburg
aud on the Yazoo have been received = -
There arc strong batteries at the mouth of
the 1azoo, and the timber is all cut away
that the point may be swept BY batteries
from the Mn ab0Ve INC CRY. 's.--.s-s''s--
,1rhn "A. Logan's division is still here,
awaiting the Paymaster, -.l,r;s !, =, -,
The Argus has received the jackson
Appeal Of the 10Th. 2l-t, and 22d, -.
O., Maj. Gen. D. r. JOnee died at Richmond
on the 18th. a-.,.- -,
The latest Richmond dispatches indicate
q speedy renewal Of hostiiities Oh :he Rap.
pahannock. but deem it nOtimpossible tina,
the Federal moVements are q blind to cover
operations IN North Carolina. ~ So
A dispatch from Wilmington, the 26th
says the steamer Columbia, with twelve
vhAcots aNN oi8hteen men, went ashore tba
day at Masonboro Inlet, ard .surrsudered
The Huntress was captured, by. til,
bl1ckaders of Charleston, en-, the 18th
laden with cotton. - 800.
~ Bragg has issued an address to bis army
thanking them for their gaIlantry at Muir,
freesboro. He says that in, one. month
they have captured 10000 prisoners, 81
pieces Of artillery. 1000 small arms, anC
800 wagons loaded with supplies, inAictinl
three times the loss sustained. 80
In the rebel Congress, on the 10Th, Mr.
F"Ote, Of Tenn. ,ad Rscated 4he. sending 0
Commissioners to the United States, SCI
ting forth the terms on which the SoutI
Wonld consent 20 peace. lie intended OF
feriDg resolution TO that effect. and 4
throw the responsibility Of further carnag
upon Lincoln. o
Mr. Miles offered reslutian to enroll Al
males between Is and IS years, and re
pealing the exemption laws. .,.s ..,.,.
The House went into secret session o
she portion IF the Presidents message rs
isting 70 the. delivery Of captured FEEDER,
officers to the Statss for punishment.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-02-03
Elections YET Co be Hela.


The States WHICH have Jet 70 sleet thsir
RePrese ntatiEes to The next Cosgress. s16
the dates ct which they usually hold de
elections are 90 followssuss,sIs siassP
.,NsE Hsnpsbifs. second T6sidsE h
March, 1868.
>, Rhode Island, .6Est Wednesday il Apfil,
1862 j. 80 '7.'st '--..l -. - = .-''ss
Connecticut, the first Monday In ApriL
1863. -----
Mstyi.ess ihs h1's %ssPs,esg . p Me-
Z. Ks0taeky, the srst Monday N Aaedsa,
1868. ...- - =, -, '.ss,tf
California. 6rst Thursday in September.
1868. ea1l . So .,s.;,L :
-Firgiuis. fourth Thursday in May.ie6s.
North Carolina. time not'speeifed.
= Tennessee, times not specified.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-02-03
The Feeling South.

a Washington letter says: -
Returned prisoners, from the Ssath.
men at standing, too. repvrt that Iesdi6R
southern men will make hoDnraSis 6sfm8
OF peace With the Democratic party sssa
Democratic men Of the Norm. VIA tie
authors. siders and abe tturs of Ibs. prneIa-
nation, however, they will have BothinEse
DO The Richmond howiing peHspspssa
returned ITisoDers say. do DOT FepFese NJ -
mind or feeling Of the South, TIE SSsS6
desires peace, Shen che can have il Uiih'
safety. 1850. II.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-02-03
The Pirate FTorfaa

|. - s.s --- New orb jap. 2RxFe'
The captain Of The steamer Eaas, M
havana, ststes that the Ansriesn, eDuIn9
oheieit. % Havana, protested TO the Spsisk
suinorltIes against allowing the pirate "a
leave until III q. m. of the 3D. bus dc
pirate captain stated that the Federal
cruisers would capture him. if be wa. nss
aIoWed 10 90 sooOer. and be vas sIle9sd
to 20. Soon after be had passed the R6srd
ship at night, the Wsehnseti arrived Of thO
same spot. when the. Spanish authoTitisa
kept the Wachuseit there till morning b.
lore allowing her to enter the port. = :.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-02-03
From EurODa.

New YOrI, Jan: 2o..Es
me steamship EjiDbEFgh, With Liver.
pool dates to The 18th, has arrived.
tLenee. of5eial doeAnents- .expIsiainR
the foreign policy Of the French govern.
; men! na "a been distributed among the Leg
These docdsassIts' say he mediation o..
lte1esrican affairs is postpoosf in e6hu.e
sequence OF the refusal of Enaland ga
Russia TO join France bet the Enpers1 &
nas not RETAINED from acoua;nt;nc'3 IL
Washington government thai he 4. so
reaay 20 mediate, provided the A1er;@ss..
government desires ~. y - -
Trance sill facilitate the ts.h..f,,.....
either alone or collectively, in Whs,ayeH
form may be pointed out to her,
Ehe Mexican questioe 10 referred. N -
having eDtered 90 q military phrase. ~
which the reue must be awaited, a
speedy triumph lie anticipated.
Ten. B1tler's recall is regarded with
sat'siaetiOn BY majority II The Enellsh
Journals, and is considered hopeful thouph
not an act sfgrace. 70 : =. 10y
The Scotia's news. partieulsrIy.. 81 81 Id
the movements Of the Democrats, wss con-
stTued o. favorable to lsace; tut n
htna's adVices dispelled the idea.
| aue ehahclpatl0B preciams ti0n claima0i
serious attention, bat va. reserved Sao las
Ter much newsPaper comment. ,.s.
The Morning Post terms il the sdeaiB
warrant Of the United S,a'es,' and soT1
1T would be terrible act IL j, could Be e !.
iorced,' but regards il as wholly. i0opss-I.
tive.
The Star thinks that, whatever is II, m
med'sts.efecf,. il sounds the death-IneII
Of slavery. ..- 80 - = !,
The Telegraph SAYS that The rsasar
and contempt Of the South must be in.
creased immensely, and. il the measure )
suecessfui, never win a . military triuuuk
have been purchased at so awful : prjes.
Sympathetic anti slavery addresees 4.
Limo 10 continue to be adopted in Tarious
parts of England. ~
1t 10 reI orted that the AIabsna n prob
ably supplied with the best Welsh coal q
relay of ships, ssss
The Daily Ners srpoves LiDe6lo's' pr ri
S'snauoo. % sr..-..f ..sat.-- aFaw&SI
The Times reiteratesits formor distribSI
against the proclamation. - -
The Bank Of France has raised its ru0I
! OF discount enc PER cent. -- So, 80
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-02-03

Columbus, Jan SO.
The discussions on arbitrary arrests was
resumed 10 The house fsisZ aftsFnoop, DR..
ODDS made a poweffnl 1peecfi Of three
honrs, fixing the responsibility Of the war
upon the party in power, and showing up
the tyranny andcorruption of the admins.
ton in, q manner that made. the Abolition.
lists vince. They have been -oveFwheIm.
ingly beaten 10 this discussion, -and refuse
to continue 1t REsgote ,diEeetly on the reso
luton, Il is on'the. table. and they will
probably keep it there. The debate has
put them entirely under COW.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-02-03
The LegIsIatufb,


The Legislators. -
Both Houses'aFe' Ousily at work, and the
business of the session IS rapidly advancing.
During the pagt week, numerous new bills
were introduced and referred to the appro
priate committees.
s@0nlast wednesday, bill for En act TO
ameBd en- cot cEsatiIga var daDd, and 20 |
provide for auditing al GccOunts and dis
bursrnents under the call for volunteers.
approved May 2 1861, was taken up in the
House and passed-ysas47, nays q. %
There wasan animated discussion on
the bill, the Abolitiopists however we're
mastered 10, it.. Their efforts Il to defend
Governor Yates from the charge Of duplici.
yand extravaganza 10 the Disbursement Of
the public funds, were miserable failures.
Indeed they could not produce one single
plausible reason why the Governor should
becoutiDued in the responsible position as
sole agent for managing war matters in
illinois, 81, -rH@sz .iaa.- rs. 80 .'4
The bill createsa board of Commission
ers to audit all war claims and to disburse
the war fund provided for BY the Legisla.
tuFs, and authorizes the BoaTd to arrsngs
matters pertaining 70 promotions, &c. The
soldiers. particularly viii rejoice when they
hear Of the passage Of this bill. Their in.
terests and rights, as we'll as scouomy and
Justice in the distribotion of public funds
will be better provided for by an-intslligent
auditing board than by single nan whose
object appears to be the furtherance of
party schemes, the promotion Of partisan
faYorites and the emancipation of slavery.
u AmOng.the bills introduced during the
week. there was one to repeal the clause in
the election Law requiring 9 challenged
voter to produce tive witnesses. This bill
most;csrsainly should BE- adopted, ss il 10
impossible to comply with the present Law
) in this respect aad DO justice to elactors.
Il. 90 Thursday last a5rssOlution passed the
House, without q dissenting vote. instTuc-
. ting the Governor to demand Of The proper
!: authorities, that certain citizens of the
, State Of Illinois, who we're enlisted for the
,II,,;,.5 c.. >. s..,,..-+,,
Z fo,csd into the Nsw Y.rk ;nfon,,v ss,v;cs
he immed;a,sIv ,nus.er.d, ant of :srv;ss -
q This ,e,oIu.;oD N ,.onus.,;o,, 9th, n. b;,l
) ,.h;oh n.s.oa AZ H.. ..o,;d;,a. g., ~
Sc -, rn,',n,os.,
!, n ,h;. $40 f.r $1,000 - a.omnon;ssol
g go. =. q. S.o,,.;.,. n5.,
> I.,.S "a of 49, 40,
49,, = ~. ,a.o,,'l. ,.,t.k;. g.. pr.na,l.u
n .oI;..u.nss -, I,,I;.,.,.r.. s.. o,,,.-.a-
. - q. :. TI,;.,s;. -. e. -
g 900 .o--.n :. a.. g. 80 :. :. 80,
. -, ~. 1870, .s-.s A. - g.,
o L-a,Ja~;.,-..-.- -, -. .-.r~-I...-
;sL. F,,,5sor'I = !. :" - 80 ''' : t' ''''
9 = M - {, les
..aa.at;on,.;.t, ~ oas.,~r o = - -
.~r..,.d 80 $500 49,, :. - =.
! an, iaSu,bo,;t;.s ,na ooLsnsa :
q, ,,n,;l .oo.n,,, 49, 80,
.,...,,,..,,:s -, 1891 .:,'a,...s..s ;.
b GOvarumsD. ba.,ilss and srsous.t;no n,
70 Il,r.l q. e. az p,o;do. =,
e. 81 -. - se,Es - =.
~ 49,, .ho... -. ~. a.. -
; o.us,sd aS0,Ic1s ;sIITc;t;nS > dsb.,s m 40,
o"~''O ".. - oa.' ma
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- From uaSanA.s

New York, Jan. 90.
- a IIarana letter OF the 9th states tha,
The pirate Florida arrived on the 2Ist
from Mobile, cnaled that night, and sailed
on the ODD on q bark from Portland. bur
the bark escaped. The pirate then captur.
ed and burned the brig WiudWard, from
MatanZas, fur miles from shore, having a
cargo of N lIsses, which belonged to q
Spanish merchant. o. the sd, uf Car.
derRs, she captured. and bo:ff-d the bria
Cora Ann. Of Maine, only mile from
shore. Soon after che captured and des.
trryed two Dure brigs A schooner arriy
ed at Havana reports that the pirate was
last seen with a7British flas, steering for
the Bahamas. go -
The gSnboat WscbSseft arrived at la.
vana on the evening Of the 2e1, twelve
hoars after the PiTote bad lsft, bot eosled
and lett Immediately in pursuit
The Florida De commanded By J New
IaBd Mafbt, formerly Of the U. S. NaTy.
The rebels eft Havana are in high gIee
TX -ooBsul Helm. secession agent, hold
receptions every week. Fernando W,od's
daughter, Of New York, was ut tie last
one.
1.-TWO vessels with cotton arrived on the
23d. = 81. '" '"'
The q. s. mail Etesmer Reany return
ed to Havana on the 23d, having been fred
into BY a Spanish msn ot.war. The Amer
can Ccusui ordered the Reany to proceed
and the Gunhoat 0neidI was sent as a con-
vey- The Reany had the American IA.
fy DE- when fred into. and bad mails apC
government Dispatches"
:. -..- ...s New York, Jan. %.
The captain Of the steamer EAg'e, from
Havana, statOs that the American Consul
Sbufelt, at Havana. protested to the Span.
Isb authorities against allOxing the pirate
to leave until ii A. NJ. Of the 22d, lot the
pirate captain stated that the Federal crui.
sers wouli capture him if he was not al.
lowed to ga sooner. and be was aIIugsd to
20: Soon ssier he had passed the guard
ship at Dight, the WsebDsstt arrived al
the same spot, when the Spanish au,bari.
tues kept the Wschusett there till morning
before allowing her to enter the port.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-02-03
The Alabama,
New York, Jan. Is.

sr.,.a e. .aa New York. Jan. a.
a letter in the Herald states that rAct.
ing Master Partridge, Of the guu5oat Hat
tsras, who was ordered to board the vessel
speaking the latter, says that he had not
showed of a ships length before the All.
oama poured IN her FIST broadside, which
was Immediately replied to By the Hatte-
ras. This occurred just at dark. AS so.n
as the first broa3side vas EXCHANGED botb
vessels steamed ahead, side BY side.t ex
changing 5roadsides as fast as The onns
could be loaded and fired, and within a
very short distance of each other. Mr.
Partridge, was pulling ahead an the time.
TO endeavor to reach his vessel, but did not
succeed. : He Gays the eannonade lasted
about twenty minutes, when he heard the
sound.of mnskstry. By dint ofhafd uuI
ling be came again in sight If the vessels
and foundthsn stopped, with the Alabama
alongside and the uatteras blowing off
stesui. and heard cheering from" the Ala.
bama, .pfoSing that the Hstterae Rad kssn
captured by boarding.. n'Deanafne Il sbsst'
MOTTO be taken prisoner, he pulled bad, e.
the direction Of our sQladro6 and WAS
picked up.o 10 : SO 'ss'p - 95i'FlTGI
=. -ss3-i1- New Yorf, Jao. 2s.'
A Key West letter Of The 22d states IN tba.
THE United States steamers. San Jacinlo
and Oneida wiz eot6, sea Today, in search
OF the pirate, and may De successfpL For
the, information Of those interested, / NAV
state that there is not ola :rAiIed !. States
ship'of'War between the Flsffda Reefs I'D
the coast Of Cuba" =:
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-02-03

THE REASON WHY.-Iu reply to a para
graph in our last PaperinJ eefssesse to the
resignation of Col c. c. M srsh, the Joliet
Repasbtiean alleges that the reason Why he
vas not promoted was bspslse gbe;, had
.stolen shout twenty Thousand doliars from
the governments We did'not. -helieve the
charge Of the Republican atthe time it was
made, but-as it fc nowsAnnonnced,4hat Col.
Marsh has been made Brigadier General,
We are i6slinsd to beIieEs There Il some
truth ip the charge. as, tbeiviingi appears to
be recommendation to the Presidents
good favor. nowadays. If Marsh be- ap,
pointed, it is owing to ,our .neighbOr's OK
posture of bis oscillations. 4
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-02-03

BrBy and-biIls posted up about tCSEVin,
il appears that another Of those .eatch.psD-
ny bumbugs will be exhibited at Youne's
Hall on Saturday and Monday evenings
next. The,litile. 'tDOllieY' which is adyer-
'sssd; 10 perEOfm-saeh wonders is-said tobe
baby of the masculine gender. .
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-02-03
nR-It gives Us pleasure 70 inform, n .,

A@It gives Us pleasure to inform orr
readers that DR.. g. s. Thomas has resigned
his position as Army Surgeon and has re.
turned to this city and resumed the prac.
-tics Of msdisine and surgery. Those in
need of his services viii find him, when
not absent visiting patients, at bis fOsmsr
Office over Blackuan's drug store. 80 ~,
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-02-03

, LEprrRE, !: Jules DELANEY. "a
French Protestant Clergymap. viii deliver
a lecture oa7tbe -eataeombs Of Rome, in the
lst Congregational Church. 90 Friday
night, the 9th inst. The lecture will be-
illuStr Stcd by numerous draWings,