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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-02-17
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zE7H &C aE5 sB5 - New York, Feb l3.
,s7 The,stea mship ElRs,, from Liverpool
28th and QueeDsto~ the Goth ult., arrived
this mOvnIRg. za as fe-.-s. a-s
RumsFs OF French meditation stillcircu
lat. Some authorities cay they are au-
p Ieisireported1 that. DrOuyu de rIIuys
has instructed the =, French Ministers at
st. Petersburg. LOudon, EIennh, and B r
lin to send tbuse governments up0n the
Fl ness. not of mediation, tut If simpl.
coiihsels which might be given 10 the bel,
lgerents, advising the pune Commission.
ers TO be charged to examine, with or
without an arniRtice, upon what b lsig. an
arrangement might be made to put On eud
to the WAT. ..s.. ,a~ a.F..- - %. 20. -
a,a Another account says that De 4 Uuys ia
preparibgaa note { r trans u issi ion to NASH
ingt,:n Jeepmnending cnD promise. G.
. sTae London Globe notices as the inter-
'eR'ins paint in the American newe grow.
'isg feelingsiR Richmond, New York, and
Wa hIugtOn favorable TO pegotiuti, ns for
a vehement of the difficulties.
The Shipping Gazette remarks: Should
the Empofer's proposals. be rejected, he
has appEreDtly but one ,alternative-gto re-
o.
II may o AIKEN for granted that the offer.
ed NEGOTIATIONS vail be rejected. and that
compulsory eessiOn Of hOstilities or a mari
time war with the North, sill f9llsW." r
The Gazette asks: ."Can England afford
to let the FreDeh-EmpeTor proceed alone,
OR - he acting on 80 supders tautinz with
her MHJ esty' government" bez- s-r7v 81
Owing to the delay of the Asia. and, the
r A
news the. Eagllsh jeurRals, are generally
silent Oh american sffairs. 81 81. =, a., Z =
Is- SEhs Steamer GeargisDa bad 1T liver
apoo' and isiyhead for Nassau, and large
'sopPAesst arms, anmugitieH, and VARIOUS
neces'arles Tor the Alabama, of which YES
sci abe js cajleda tender.-sv- d... =
.Lhe London Times JeppOsesatbe scheme
iof the EhglIshl Government in contracting
iheasy liatihtIes@or the Canadian and Nova
Scntia Railway. 1t says: We had better
5wait4aad see what bsoOmes of the Amer.
can skeP9bi!e before setting up such q cost
IL deseaee.p s4.-srcg 8; 5 - - {.
Napoleon had distributed to the French
exhibitors their awards 4romy the r London
EsH hieHion' end mace an upususlly liberal
The new Arch bishop of Paris,has at.
tecked EeElsnd. asd Russia for not joining
kds1es ia the offer Of ,medlatien. 60,
A draft Of the Sendte's address, 70 the
hEeaPer"Ss ;issrec. ived,. sItexl res>eS q re-
gEet' that the proposals et France for medi-
at'pPYFsFe thought premature abys other
p5weresss1sz Ell s,j~ -s,.-s..1 -. a..
p sA'threatehing insprrection bad broken
out az Rsland, in the. Provinces. around
WARSAW, and Simultaneous attacks had
been made On the etroops in, their various
ucAatOepeRis, May soldisrse we're killed.
a second massacre of 81. BIrtholamsw is
said to have been intended. At Iast AZ
counts from Warsaw al was tranquil, and
ergetlcsmeaeores had been taken TO ann.
press the FeSo1t elsewhere. Iez ~, - -
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I'6s new bin 70 appOFtion the State Of
6iSois into fourteen congressional dis.
lcfs. which has passed both houses Of the
siaiature, is as follows: 5aeg z.ssp. s -4
Bill for an act b establish fourteen con-
0rsssionnl districts. and to provide for
the election of Representatives to the CON-
eress of Fhe United States, under the
census Of 1860.
SIC. T Bsft 'enaeted 6y The people of the
Nate Of Illinois, represented IN the General
ssemblu, That for the purpose Of electiug
purtsen Representatives of the congress Of
he United Bgates, to which number the
tats b. Illinois n eutftled. under the cen~
us taken by uuthsrity sOf-the government
II the United States, for the year one thou
and eight hundred and sixty, the following
istricts shall be, and are hereby estab-
ished. To be stgled and kntWn as districts
Hrst. second, third, fourth, fifth, sixth,
eventh. eightb,i ninth, tenth, eleventh,
xeIfth, thirteenth and fourteenth.
SIC. Q. The first districts shall be COM
'nosed IF the counties Of Alexandria. Pulas-
81. 1fassae. Union, johnson. Pope. Hardin,
1allatin. Saline, Williamson. jackson,
Perry and franklin. 81.
The Second Districts, OF the counties OF
Write, Hamilton, Jefferson. Wayne, Ed
sards, w abash, Lawrence, Richland, Clay,
Marion and Clinton. ..
The Third District Of the counties OF
Monroe, St, Clair, Madison, Washington,
Bond and Randolph.
The Fourth Districts OF the counties Of
crawford. Jasper, CLARK. Cumberland,
Codes, Edgar, Douglass, Champaign, Ver>
million. and Ford.
The Fifth District Of the counties Of Fay
cite, bingham, Christian, Shelby,
Macon, Dewitt, Plat, Mouitrie and Nc
The Sixth District # the counties Of Cal
hOun, Cass. Morgan, Scott, Green, Jersey
and Macoupin. % 80.
The Seventh Districts Of the counties of
Pihs, Adams, HancOcA, Brown, Henderson
and Warren.
: The. Eighth District of the counties of
Schuyler, McDOnUugh, Fulton, Peoria and
Knox. egg. .- ... -...-..
Tbe Ninth District Of the couniies of
SangAmon, Logan, Menard, Mason, TsEe-
well, Woodiord, Marshal, Putnam and
Livingston. sac .-.. --- .......r
The Tenth District of the counties of
La Sale, Grundy, Kendall, viii, Ksnka-
keo. and Iruquois, &c.. g,.g .. 81
! The Eleventh District 0fthe counties Of
Rock island, Mercer Henry Bureau, Stark,
Khiteside and Lee. .-a.-rsfs ans .-
=, The Twelfth District Of the counties Of
Carroll, 0gie. DeKAlh, 10 Dayiess, Ste
phenson and Winnebsgo. a,e-t.a
: The Thirteenth District. Of the counties
of Boone, McHenry, Lake, Kane. and Du-
mage, and the towns of New Trier, EOrthS
Geld, Wheeling. Palatine B IrriagtOn. Hans
0Ber. Schaomberg, Elk Grave. Maine, Niles,
Jefferson, Leyden, PrOviso, Lyons. PslOs,
Lemont, Oriand, Rich, Bremen, North
Calumet TheFRtORo and Bloom, in she
county Os Cock 4, "a. ,5 rss ...rf..f-
~ The FourteeBsh District Of the towns Of
Sonth Chicago, West Chicago, and North
Ghicsgo,s as constituted at Ibs time Of the
intrOductiOn of this bill. and the towns of
Evanston. Lake. Hyde Park. Cicero and
Lake View, in the county of Cook.
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Projecting ATToRSrEs.--There seems
to be very bad feeling existing il the
minds of some of the German residents of
Joliet, against the prosecuting attorneys
in the trial Of Zapf. Some eleh go SO far
as 10 make threats. s.a ..f f51...
The Office of State. Attorney is one of the
most thankless under heaven. Those who
hear or read the evidence in criminal
case are too often prompted to sympathize
with the. prisoner, and exhibit strong pre-
JUDGES agains. the prosecuting attorney.
q, In the case referred to, the attorneys.
Msssrs. Henry Logan and John Qninp,
y worked honestly and eonseientiousIy for
the people. They did their whole duty -
nothing less, nothing more. They did Vt
4 ably. Jmanfnlly: Those who bIusser and
. threaten them for it sbould re watched
closely, and if occasion demands t, they
cannot be punished TOO soon, or 700 severe.
Wilmington Ind.
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s3rOf the feder' re lstions resolutions
before the'lilinoig legislature the Cincinnati
Enquirer says:
The resolutions do. not seen, to be- very
dangerous in themselves, and scarcely say
more against the administrator than those
OF Mr. Conway, of Kansas, introduced in
congress, early in the present session. To
oFdFr 20 -Pretezt-fcr- seeessien.
thefetoress The ahelitispists are. .esmpe.l.d
to put upon them variety Of forced and
rnwarranted consructions, and call those
who support them by q choice collection of
bard, names.s The resolutions are seditious
they look to another secession Of states !;
and those who favor them are traitors. &c.
Z. Thes cOndnct Of the abolition seceders to-
dica:ss shat they neither. want peace nor
the constitution To them, war is nothing,
peace is nnthing,, laws sDd constitutions
are nothing without the negro, Even the
tranquility VI the community in which
they live, they are ready to sacrifice, to
carry out their negro theories. Far thus
acting out their Natures and giving the
" arld TO understand What they are, aud by
What motives they are goVerIed. they are
to 10 tha?ked.
1t is t. he hopsd that She democrats win
not permitti,ems slves to be THROWING Of their
balance by these fat Stical auiics. IL them
the peace If The STATE is -Ieposed; let them
prove themselves WORT y II high trust that
hes deyolved upon them, sn1 show 10 the
World that they are the trLs friends #
their country and Of her liberty and unity.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-02-17
FROM WARRINGTON
Washington, Feb. Is.


The Senate CSmmittee On Military AT
fairs to day reported adversely on the
House bill for raisinss ne gro army Of one
hundred aLc FIFTY thVusand. The commits
tee claim that sufficient authority sis given
- enlist negroes withont limit in the act If
Jolly, 1862. s.
Sumner, it is understood, will rreEs his
bill 90 a vote, introduced a few days ago.
similar purpose to the House bill
Senate pas ed 4 bill n 'day feViVinE
the statute Of 1871, preventing correspon.
deuce kith the. enemy It imposes heavy
penalties, in the shape of foe and impris
4sr EislAiiag the law.
Some of the members elected to the next
Congress have received a circular calling
meeting Of al democrats who have seats Ia
the ,next house to be held in New York 90
the 9Th Of March, for tbe purpose Of con-
sultatinp on national aff4 rs $50
NJ, Mercier. the French Minister, visited
the Sennte t-day. an held interviews with
different Senators. s1'.' 1911. 't
There is good reason 10 believe that the
Comnittee Of Ways and Means do not in
tend SO great u tax on TOBACCO aud cigars
as has be. n Represented. '-' ''
The Senate Military Committee agreed
to day TO reject the nominations of $50
Ghaplains Nominated durirg the recess.
ssb s.rt-r. Washington, Feb. ID.
. The rebel rerort Of disaffection in Banks
Command il contrary to authentic inlurma-
tTun received here. s--s.,..,.. ,...,..,
n. Gen. Fremont has applied for active ser
VIC. s....- fss $50. .. ...
81 Tire 'Sshate last night declined TO act on
thu names Of the SO Maipr and I54 Brig
adler Generals. nominated, and the list
Was returned to the Presideot Tor revis
ion. = 11a s7rs, ,.--.. ....-..., H..
The report Of the Oammittee on Terrific
ries. made by Senator Wade, to-day, in
answer TO q resolution, q hpws I'd at the Utah
Legislature suppressed the G.,Serum's mes
sage of that Territory that M fire. odhm Of
suffrage is allowed, or opinions TO lerated
in opposition TO the church dignItl-
Sies ;tI'at pelygamy is practiced TO the ex
tent OF incest that there is no law giving
Jsedresssto the abuse Of tie marriage rela.
5tioni and the MOruoDs are openly mimi
cal to the Government of the United States,
though IN popular phrase steadGast ad.
,berents to the constitution. -..-
From the tenor ofthe dispatches by the
last foreign steamer, it Is thought thai the
feeling IN regard to the American war is
slightly improved. not merely in Great
Britain. kut on the continent. -5,,..
! ss TIE Hnuss has done nothing more as ye,
With the Senate national banking bill than
ordering it printed. -...,,
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eal>e- El5g saHsF EW -,7FT f
Rev. ChQS. A. GtlheF.f.

s5frhe friends of Rev Charles A. Gilbert,
Rector Of Christ Church df this city, gave
him . surprise party At bis reeidencs last
Fhsrsdsy evening" ea,as sia s,rs vr,sgs,
Upon returuipg to his homo shout
9 O'clock on 4hs evening named above,
hefwas agreeably surprised to- end his
house completely filed with his parrish
toner's and friends. After passing social
and agreeable evening with he Rector and
his, interesting family the party, through
the Hon. Josiah McRabe-ts, saccnmnanied
with few appropriate and timely remarks,
presented him with over, one hundred dol.
lars, as an expression Of Ihs knd record
ssatertAiHed towards him by ibis parishion-
eTs and friends ir this city. Mr. G. re-
sponded, thinking his friends fer thei- un-
expected and liberal d3uation. frankly &C.
kHoSlsdgiugs bis entire surprise at the
whale proceeding. s5s-zas r. ss-I -.7
Mr.. Gilbert has resided among ne as
Rec tor of Christ Church about two years,
: and by his Gsntlsm4nlg. Christian dsport.
meht has well nerited.ths position he now
holds, not only 10 the estimatioN Of the
members Of his congregation but BY oil
with whom he has become acquainted. lie
has our best wishes for future success.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-02-17

The Washington Correspondent of
the Chicago Journal writes as follows Of
the Ship Canal projsctA -as
WAsHIEcTcN. February 10.
Our Ship Canal Bill was defeated by q
vote Of7l to 6I. .....-. ...-
The bill fell among Z complication of
ermplaints, some of one kind and some of
another. New England and New York
did as we'll as could have been expected.
while Pennsylvania doggedly cast all of
her huge vote against it. with one excep-
tiO0). carrying Maryland and New Jersey
with her. 1t was pure jealousy of New
York on the part of Pennsylvania, and
the influence Of her railroad interest. that
led % this result, and no higher motive
Ohio, Indiana and Kentucky voted against
it, in the main, because it would divert
trade from the Ohio river. The Railroad
interests Of States east of US was to great
extent against it, as it would have ten
SeRcy to curtail their enormous freights
on Western produce, which is bleeding
lhe West so severely. There were vsri-
Gus other minor reasons operating to some
extent, Northumberland the votes of scat-
te:ing members.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-02-17

The CLERIcAL fnBaocL1o-TKIiL OF
LAWRENCE AND PERRfGo, THE AssAILAx1s.
rUT OVER TO the APRIL TERR.-Ir having
been understood on Wednesday afternoon
that the regular business Of the Recorders
Court for tie February term ending With
the Session of that day. the various counsel
connected with the ease of Lawrence and
Perrigo. indicted for the assault on Rev.
e. W. IIacer, assembled in the Curt
room to final y determine what sh7uld he
done with the eanser Mr.. Goodwin, of
counse, for tlle prosecution, desired that
the. Judge should adjourn for week or
two, by with time. he hoped the sick wit
ness of the defense would be able to appear
in court. '' ~ izt' =
This was opposed i,y counsel for the nc-
.cused. who urged crn,inuance TO the
April term. and Judge Wil.on having no
certain assurance as a. when the witness
wouII be sufficiently recovered to, srpear.
end not desiring ito prolpng The Session
at tbel Court en- an uncertainty, he thrusht
IT best 10 let ths case, stand OYER to the
ALrii term, and accordingly continuance
gas sentered--.s = . va. IT. ,-r-...
Fhenextthing on the programme is the
Ecclesiastical trial on the % of March,
WHICH is, we understand, to be held at OF
tswa instead Of Joliet, as heretofore desig.
lated - Chicago Tribune. 3 frr ~f-
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sHIcH TIMES IN KANsAs.-A democratic
meeting was called in Leasenworth for
Saturday event ~ last Jennison. Antbo-
ny, d Co., mustered their forces numerous.
l, when the democrats. finding :hey could
do nothing. adjourned TO meet next Satur.
day, As soon as this was done Jennison
gltup aud said that he had gone there for
the purpose Of shooting down the FIRST mao
who uttered . disloyal sentiment. Col.
AnlLony also made q speech. portion of
which is thus reported by the Conserve
tive; 1-.-4'sl
''col. Antbcny statsd the purpose of the
1nquirer's call to be, the assembling Of Q
meeting of traitors, in order to pass rrsoIu-
tions in favor of peace convention, and
% send delegates to Louisville lie said be
bad come there prepared TO shoot doIcp the
hrst traitor who dared give ut.erancs tohis
coWardly thoughts" 5aE
They have q nice way Of doing things 10
Kansas. We zee that the Office Of theLeav
envorth Inquirer has been completely de.
moliahsd. II was not capable Of snyharm.
So Louis Rep. ~
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Special Dispatch to the Chicago Times.

special Dispatch TO the Chicago Times.
- Sprine6sld, Feb. 10
The House has passed large uumbef of
bills to day and this event Re, having just
adjourneda ~
The Senate adjourned tk;i mornisc out
Of respect to Senator RUbeers, whd Died
last night. 1t reaSsemblsaAt7 o'cIdek to.
night Wien the pscifca 81 n res lu,Ions
came up TIE repu blieaas ~eFe missing aBd<
again broke up a quorum. A call OF the
Senate was ordered, -tU elye democrats
uad t6eea EeFsbtiesos a6eiag zPResents--RyI
common consent the discussion proceeded.
and, when charcoal finished his talk. he
would leave the hall and be replaced by
-nelhar ha syauld speak and retire- Al
Che hour of closing, this report the debate
is going on. Senators Uuderwbod, Linda
cay. Vandeveer, and Mason 'tiaSs adv sarTl
gued the democratic sci, and Senators
Bushnell, Ward, and Mack have spoken
for the rsoublicarr. Senator Greet, is m az.
i"g an elaborate aud nasterly speechwhicti
will end the debate. hore 70 send an
analysis Of n, the discussion BY mail TO- NOR.
Tom rsw, if the Congressional Appor.
tinhment bin is rassrd. the appropriat
will get through. The Republicans aagres
~ cfms back in June, and specfai
election will .be'oriered 10 FIJI M the va.
cincy o,rasioned by the death Of Mr.. r ID.
gers. ~'-'@ a- es So =
The democrats have made no com troms
lie. hut the republicans have skedaddled a
.econd time. prevef ting legislation, audare
responsible for all tr. ubfe that occurs On &C
cnunt of the deficiency, We have lost The
resolutions because they were postponed
too long. 'a' 2''---'@ : 80 'sd
The ILL reare anizing the Army Board
failed IN the Serate to-day, fur want of a
constitutional majority, -twelve Senators
voting Tor it, ali democratic u ''5 'oi:"'
Sci. t... -. To- Springfield, Feb. Ia.
Pen wfuld fail TO deecrihe The cIn.ine
scenes Of the session this nornitg. Con-
fusion worse confoun led disorder render
ed perfect BSdlam embodied, was the cr
der Of the hour The cldcks had been
stopped so that - O'clock did not arrive
until after 2, and business was transacted
with perfect recklessness. ~'al y
The Congressional apportionment and
Chamber Of Commerce bills are row laws.
Many other bills Of less inportanee passed
the Senate this morning !"
Springfield, Feb IS.
Aost of the members have leit town.
and matters have resumed their usual QUIZ
| ct ".- ~ --''i' . .'.- Sf- -
=. The Governor has signed all the actspN..
sed by the Legislators, hundred and City
10 all. two thirds of which were passed the
lsst two days. .+s '.1-~ t,H's.isIi
Thirty-niDe members have signed III,
protest against the Appropriation ewindle
and it requires but fonr more to make I
majority Of the whole Hdnse The Cover
Coserie are very much depressed at tn,
| prospect of the defsat of this, their one De
measure @@.ttlif --.- ss- --.i ; 7
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TranSPsrtsneg sssend and descend :he
Cumberland and Tennessee Rivers upmo-

TrsnSPSrtAneg sssead and descend :be
Cumberland and Tennessee Rivers unmo.
Tested. tr7sssV -Esl
"a letter from. Gen, r ,secrans, .receised
last eyeAiRg By q relative 10 this city, stal-y
ing shat the enemy are strongly, Purifying
at IulIahsns and Dechasd and ell appear
snces Indicate that they propose making a
desperate stand TO present the. UsiOu army
nom getta0E Dsssessiun- Of sChatIanoORa--
hosecraus declares shis army in c0mplete
readiness Tor another ad van ee, aud m 0bite
sangulne OF complete sueepss. r5 HIS. armyis
largely Augmented; and well provided Sith
ammnnitiVn, auppiies. &c Paymsstersare
paying of the troops, and will be through
hy the 2Olh. The soldiers VIII all be paid
of to Jan, 3lst.~' The troops, are reIreseot.
ed to be 10 fine spirits. aud clamorous Tor q
fight.
There is, nothing definite from yisks.
bur5' except that the CANALS certainly
deepening and widening, end 10 claimed an
successful. Four brigsdes are At work. On.
the Mississippi Is subsidine: bot1he era.
vases cut by Gen. Grant are doing much
damage to plantations. ne - a = ~
AdVices have been received here that
f"Ir nssro [eg,mep,s FROM Msa.seb use tis
VIII come West and proceed to Vicksburg.
his Will be pill that the UnIon soldiers
VINO went into the war 20 restore the Union
unde: the constitution, and not to Eight an
abolition war, viii not swallow. A rup-
ture, therefore, may be .sxpectsd in, the
- The rebels are forH5 ing cumberlsnd
Gap. -s-I27
| . .HHaFa. e. 49,
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From thsno1ta,
Fortress Mo6T,,e

= OIHetB u1Ohr'te, iFeb. III, =
In reply TO q demand made Tor the re-.
lease Of Federal army ofseers, Col. LUDLOW.
United States Commissioner. received iu.
formation that all Federal ol5 GERS cSvtarsd
before the 10rh OF December 3 1862. tbe
date Of JEFF Dstis' pfOeIsmatioa. hwIoII ID 81
i'm nediateiy, released AlI's6tlers, clerks.
end goverhme1t employees oo1fu6d 10
Richmond have been released EoBd have
returned here. z3is5cc tsags
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lDemoeralic Cily Co ospIl lullII

The Dem6erstie 'votsre : of s6eSseVeral
wards Of the city of Joliet are fedue C. d 10
meet at the 6suai places of heldis1 eI.SS
tions. % the 19thsof February. at74 p NJ
mud nouBihate candidates for AldesmesI ana
Pnlice Const bIes and appoint delegate, n
attend 3 city convention to be held in ths
city council roam on The 2lst OF Febsoarv
at p. ~, for the purpose Of nomiaat;n =
Fca6didateS fer Mayor. Marshal TFeasprsr
Assessor, Goheesor. sAssorOey. Street Com
missioner. Poline MagistFste. end. School
lnspeesaes--EAch- WaEd -Kill be entitled to
three delegates, pew iseess - fYtsA
= sss sew gssJOSEPH FLICK
} sarvaa - s,sss4WsA. SIRNNG.IJr...3
s.tp ~ eEs-s@ g: FARLEY.
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~A easy man. who imag'ues him
self the Emperor Of France, and Who has
been uaking rather Wsrliks jemOnstra-
tiOns IN our streets for aweek or 60, at I
late 'hopr on last Friday night, made au
sssauli ppoD our street lamps With an iron
rod, and demolished adO1en or more Of
them before be ~es arrested Il seems 70
ns that our city would consult economy by
employing Dight POIiee. e-s.
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lRTbs dealers in n.vsn,,s-, :, ;,

~Ths dealers in newspapers 10 this
city, Mr. W. Il. CarFu and Messrs Farley
and Coll request US to say to their patrons
that they will be charged 25 cents per
week for Chicago dailies hereafter. They
have been compelled to make this adFnucs.
: ineprice On account OF the. rise. in rriee On.
she part of the publishers. sr7Es. B.. 1850
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Carr HE4R MURYBEESRnRo,
Feb, "a, 1863.

Ma. BRADEN; y
Herewith send you . List Of killed and
wounded. by the accidental falling of a
tree on a teusw where quite number Of sol.
were ct the tins; :.
KIJUED.-Mrs Nj w. Davis, Of town Of
WhsAtland.; Mr.. John Fitzpatrick Of
WoUEDED.-Mr. Lille Tanner, of Joliet,
ly,Eeunded. ;, bat recovering:
- In: define,
Lieut.. Go. K, loOth III. Yela.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-02-17

Instbs Kentucky House, of Repre-
'septativeE, on the oh inst. "a resolution re.
ported from the committee enifedeFal 70.
iaticns, appointing com missioners from
that State 10 meet others from the States Of
New York. Penusglvauiu, Indisna, Ohio.
Illinois and Misnuri, on the 26sh of next
month. at Louisville, passed. after SONS
lively discussion The Vbjscts Of the meet.
Jog is to confer concerning, The estate of
the country. -Bai7 ed .ssv Il sst 20