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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-10-20

GoING TO THE WAR Mr.. L. P. Sanger.
OF this city, has been appointed Colonel Of
volunteers with orders to report to General
Grant This is an excellent appointment.
a man of Col. Sanger's judgment, qualif.
cations and experience, will be of incalcu-
liable benefit to the service. If We had
had more Of such men in command at the
beginning of the war. the Union cause
would be in far more furnishing condi-
tion that it is at present We learn that
Col. Sanger will leave for the field of op-
pertious in few dave.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-10-20

New EATING SALooN.-Thomas o Briau,
known to our citizens as one of the best of
fellows, has opened an eating saloon, on
Jefferson street. nearly opposite the Joliet
bank. His rooms are fitted up 10 excel.
lent style and everything about his estab-
lishment displays neatnees aud taste
Persons wishing first rate meal of oysters
game, or of such articles as they may Sc
lect. should call on Mr.. O'Briau. lie
knows how to please in the preparation OF
eatibIes, and prices are moderate.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-10-20

De L, CoUEviLLt, in his wonderful book,
democracy til America" has excited the
astonishment Of mankind ty his accurate
comprehension Of the genius of our institu-
tons, their exeellencies, and the iuheritent
dangers thsy embody. If not properly un-
derstoUd and administered His predictions
of what would occur under certain euntin-
gencies have frequently been ful6 led to
the letter, showing degree of rrescience
not far hort of the miraculous. Yet they
are based upon an exact philosophical an a.
lpsis Of ouI constitution ard general form
Of government, and careful calculation of
the effects ofpnli,ical passion, and other
natural elements Of human nature, in the
conduct OF our national affairs. In chap
ter OF his work, he thus slludes to the dan.
ger which is now, for the first time, immi-
nent:
IF ever the free institutions of America
are destroyed, that event NAV be attributed
to the unlimited authority Of the majority.
which may, at some future time, urge the
minorities TO desperation. and obl;ge them
to have recourse tophysical fore. Anarchy
Will then be the result, will have been
brought about by despOtism NJ Hamil-
ton expresses the same opinion 10 the Fed
eralist, No. 81. Mr. Jefferson has also thus
expressed himself in letter to Mr.. MaGi-
SOP, March Is, 1889"
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-10-20

. k~the President, in bis thanksgiving
Ffoelamatioo. eongratulates the psorls that
'the p'o"'t6e shuttle, and the snip have
sn0t Oeen arrested" But thousands Of
gooo ana loyal citizens have and many are
now laDguishing IN basules, ,enled rial
and denied the right OF ha6e,s corn,ts =
Ihe arrest ct these cltlzeus. effe,tcd a. !,
was by trampliOg under foot of the cons,;'
futon, Is more sorrOwGul event RI,
would be the 'arrest" of the pillow or The
ship. For This would indicate a mater;.I
damage, which energy and industry uight
soon retrlege5 that discl1ses far more Is.
sentiai loss-the sacrJs.e VI our Iiberties.-
Chicago Times.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-10-20
CARD.

The Grand Jurors of Will county Of the
October term. 1868. beg leave in this nm b.
tic manner to express due and grateful
appreciation of the kind and eentiemanlv
treatment extended to them by James NJ
Pitman, Es@p on the occasion Of their re-
cent visit to the Penitentiary under his
charge as Warden and to return their
unfeigned thanks for his uuwearid kind.
ness and pains taken in the promotion of
their enjoyment.
By order Of the Grand Jury.
w. j. HEATH.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-10-20
SHERIFF.S SALE.
Joliet, Oct. rs, 1865.

IlH virtue Of '~Eit of execution issaeE from the
Ia Circuit Court u VIII County IN IsEor of Royal
h. Barber, bdsIinistratgs ssthe estate Of John Ing
glsby, deceased IlaIhtia, aud against Alice Rabbit
inpleod-d with John Raj biti defendant, selOyk
p NJ, on the 10th day of November, A. ID. 1893 Is
the north door Of the Court UoGse, in tie city Of
Joliet, shall osE tr ssls - btiF due ali the
TfSht, title aud interest Ofsa id efBdaL. "A aad to
Tie foV.Eiu@ described property 10 vii
Lat four 81 in Block l6, hosI 1osci also $50 acI -
ansl2 in Section 10 Town ship - RahEze EAIsl
OfJd 4. u.
kuEGE MONROE. Sheriff of WfIco
BY EDEIs L. GTBBs Depuiy
Dated Oct. 29th. lSf3- ~
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-10-20
Arrest orGens. Polk and Hindman
FROM the Atlanta Rerister-

FROM the Atlanta Register.
The appeal of YESTERDAY alludes to the
fact that Gems. Polk and Hirdman had ar.
rived in this city under arrest by order of
Gen: Bragg, Wewere eognizantof
the fact, but did not deem it necessary to
allude to it. There can now be no impro-
priety in stating that the cause for this
procedure on the part Of Gen Bragg. is
said to be an alleged disobedience of orr
ders by the two Generals named, on Sat-
urday the second day of the battle of Chi
camaugn. Such is our confidence in the
soldisrly qualities Of General Polk that we
believe he will be able to Justify himself
before couat of inquiry; but the fact
that he did not bring on the battle. as or
pered, three hours earlier than it began.
is said to account for the alleged barren
ness Of the victory. tits, however, beliey
ed that Gen. Polk could not possibly have
done otherwise. This is one issue. and
that other more weighty one is involved in
tie disobedience Of orders. If SUNDAYS
fight at Chi,kamauga had begun, as Bragg
ordered, at daylight, nightfall would not
have interviewed to save Rosecrans' beaten
army, and he never could have reached
and intrenched himselfin Chattanooga.
The appeal complains THAT the late vic,
tory will prove but Dead Sea fruit on our
hands" The arrest of the officers name1
may enable US to account for the alleged
deplOrable fact.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-10-20
SIIERIFF'S SALE

DE virtue Of Wrh oi sHecuiios issHed from the
ID Chcud Court % Will Comfy in favor e Royal f.
BaTbss, Adminsstrar 81 the estate &C John lngOIds
by avsraSsi. PiaintI6 asd sEaiAst Thomas Nauley
and Ana AsOley dseBdast- al 2 o'cl,ck y. n on
the 10Th d., 81 November 1865 81 the soth door Of
the Court House, IN the civ Of JoEet shall eEer for
sale 40 skIie Nh alb abe night, title and interest
ut SS Grs adaLss in ami the FLOWING Described
pr0fsTty' to-NH: horses. Two e0Ss, ! two horpe
wagon. = Of Tepper, thTeshng machine; also 50
acres 81 land IN Sec enc III Township IS, kAn H.
also acres n Sec. f6 TSWn Is. atge essi .ths
north Of b. ek iSclooi'5rc. Asdtioas 80 Jslrtt
alssths ar02s growing nn said Lsd Ju5y 5fst. lsS3
GEORGE MuSliDs. SbsTin Of viii Co.
- EDSIS y. GIBls Deputy
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-10-20
Coanolafinn Hnfiee.

NOTICE Is hereby given TO all persons Interested
IN that the commissioners heretofore appointed bv
the common Council Of the city Of Joliet 70 estimate
the expense and recommend an assessment for the
Purpose of building side walks both sides Of Chico
90 street om Marion street to Fifth Avenue on the
east side, and from Marion the distIery on
the west side in said city, hare returned their assess
ment, which is on file in the Office Of the city clerk
and the same will be confirmed by the common ccun-
Gill; on the 10Th day Of 0cfo0er 1865 unless objections
are made by soEe person OF persons interested.
W. II. FARLEY, City Clerk
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-10-20

|. JAPAN.-Tbe last news from japan rep
resents the French as certifying at Kama
gawa and the tycoon government helping
them. From the indications, Japan ap-
pears to be tending towards a civil war,
with the civil government. on one side as
sisted by Foreign powers, and the spiritual
emperor on the other, with the Damois to
help them. The political affairs Of the
country are just 10 the condition to invite
such disision, and the foreign powers
would be glad Of the opportunity to pro.
mote is.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-10-20
INVALID PENSIONS,
SIrayed

ER0M the subscriber about one mile south Of spep-
IL GER Station, six yearlinEs-dseTibed a. foIIo1E-
Three beifers red with white face small notch
in lef red and white better, hite. buII
ca Ives; one dark brindle; Ons dun and the other
line back With brown sides, each Of aid calves had
small hole IN the right Any person Ieasinr infor
nation where said yearlings may be fund WITH
Thomas German, at Spencer, Thomas Culberstou Al
the Red Mill. will te suitably rewarded
q
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-10-20
The News.

1t is reported that Meade's army has
fallen back to the defences of Washing
IOn.
No general engagement has occurred as
yet but is considered that one is immi-
nent.
There are rumors that Lee has crossed
the Potomac and is marching upon Wash
ingtaB. s-f -
The army Of the Cumberland is in mo-
tion and Will shortly assume the offensive.
C hicdgo Times, 18Th inst.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-10-20
Cooperation Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given. TO the owner or owne 70
IN Of piece Of land beginning 20 rods Of the
quarter Section corner on the nOJIh line OF Sec Is
r. 80 K 10 4, and running theB1e south 20 rods
thence east 10 rods thence north % yo thenee wet
~ roIs 10 place of beginning, that the
ell oithe city Of Joliet. Intend 10 appropriate and
take Thirty feet from the east side Oi said land to
widen Iowa Avenue.
W.I. FARLEY, City Clerk
Joliet, Ort IS. 1868
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-10-20
Com nts.ionern NotIe..

NOTICE is hereby given 70 all PerSoEs interested
IN that The Commissioners heretofore appointed by.
the solsnaoH council 81 .he city Of Joliet cause Ex
cbSge street q be graded from Hickory west To-
the city limits in said city, IA Conformity with an
ordinance heretofore By saR council 6E that purpose
will inset foT iAs rarf1e Of entering uPsa thsir
tits sush commissioners, nj the city clerks ofhca
in said city, SaRusay tie 3ist ~ ofoctober Isc
when and WHARF all persons interested in said grad
ing are requested 70 be rs-seu-.
THOMAS REBSAN.O
~. r AaRgET7, Com
SOnHeEkkEI, J.
Inrg.4 Of
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-10-20
CORPORATION NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given 10 all persons interested,
IN that the commissioners heretofore appolneed by
the common council Of the city Of Joliet, 20 esmats
the expense and recommend aa assessment for the
purposs Of buldns side walks on both noes q Chicago
street from Marion street 20 Esfh AyenuD on the east
side and from Maron street to the DiseIiery the
west side IN safd city, have returned their assessment
hirb n - Ale IN the once Of the city clerk, and te
same viii be confirmed by the common council on the
a6th dsv on October 1893 unless objections are M a.
- WIZ ZARLEY, City csrk.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-10-20
Corporation Notice,

NOTlCE is hereby given to the owner or owner, n
~ Lots Eight ~ and Nine (el campbeIPs Addltian
70 goet mat the common council d the city ofJoII-
e. intend to appropriate forty four and two leDtbs
,i ron tne south side Of lot eight snd ffteen and
70 tne survey now on file 10 the clerks onlee)
~ .De purpose o. opening street sixty iest vide
nue.. ~
zAaLET. city Clerk
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-10-20

R~The Chicago Times, among other
truths, states the following:
Under Democratic management, it was
the boast that the American republic was
an asylum where the oppressed of every
nation could find protection aud a home.
Under Abolition rule our own citizens
are forced to seek refuge under foreign
nag from the most infamous aud shameless
tyranny at home.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-10-20
Lost,

soueuhere between the PlAiDheld Plank road tol
and the National Hotel, the 18th list Revoiy--
The finder By returning the or leaving Il Al a.
signal once, viii b literally rewarded.
Toilet, Sept 1s, 1858 MICHAEL RAPPLE.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-10-20
APPENDIX

Of Ordinances published in the Civ
Charter and ordinances" and their authen
tiestiou. -
Be- ordained blythe common council of
the city Of Joliet.
Sec. l. That the following ordinances
severally described BY their captions,
printed and contained 10 the preceding
pages, that is tc say, in a b3ok Untitled
"fhe City Charter and Ordinances" pub>
hsbed by G. F. Gritzner, by order of the
Common council, and purporting to be the
charter and ordinances OF the city of Jvlier.
TO Jul LIST, 1863 incIusive). together with
acts OF the general Assembly felatiog 20
the city, with this appendix, compiled, re.
VIsed' cOdrfed and printed BY order Of the
common council. BY the committee on or.
same are hereby ordained and passed nv
the the common Council of the city Of Joliet
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-10-20
Special Tan Notice

CTTT CoLLECToR's oFYIcx1
Joliet, Oct II, 1sG3
DUBLIC notice is hereby given, that n warrant for
a the correction 81 special tax assessed for the
purpose Of grading son street from the ~
Chicago street TO the Bridge across DespaneS river
has been duly delivered 10 me- J -
Parties interested will please take mott ee and nal.
fmmedi- te payment OF their respective taxes
nl9) 1T MIL LSPGUGH cy,v ~,
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-10-20
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS
RooM OF THE COMMON CouxCIL
JOLIET. Oct. 10 lSG2

Present his Honor the Mayor and ALI,
D1olittle Higinbotham and Caswell. Be
ing 10 quorum present the council adjourn.
ed to meet on the l4ih day OF October
1863.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-10-20
THE WAR IN VIRGINIA.
Battle Considered Immfnenf-R
mOred Battle Yesterday Morning,
L0ter-A Battle Resterddy-We Rebel
Beaten. ~
NV YoRK. Octnher nj

New YORK, October Is.
The New York Times 81 ecial saws: sThe
surplus baggage OF the Army of the Poto,
mac has been removed to the rear, and the
army is stripping for a fight Meade's
position yesterday morning was on the
north bank of the Rappahannnck, his RICH
flank resting on the eastern slope of Bull
Run mountains. Since then, however. he
has fallen back to the neighborhood of
Manassas Plains.
Lees whole force has crossed the Rim.
pahannock. and was yesterday pressing
our rear. A battle this morning is cons
sidered immin INT. Our trains last night
were all at Centreville.
LATER, II a m.-RumOrs are rife that
o general engagement began at daylight
this morning, on fine old Bull Run battle.
ground.
dispatch says:
''RumOrs tonight in Washington are
excessively thick, Among other impr0ta-
bile stories Is one that the Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad has been cut bv rebels, at Mar
-tinsburg, The following dispatch, receive
ed at the Railroad Bureau, this evening.
from w. P. Smith, Master af Transports
! ton ofthe Baltimore q Ohio Rairoad, eff
Z
ny ahsurd&eports now in circulation:
There ls no foundation for the report
that our line has been cut nor has there
been any reasoo to believe it will be. All
our trains, both passenger and freight, are
running regularly"
There are nu~ over 900 vacant beds
in the hospitals here. 375 wounded from
! the front arrived here tonight. They were
, pAa1 -, Il,
! front.
The Confedera tie War Department has
made two new and independent dersrt-
ments in North Carolina. Wilmington
ami the regions of Cape Fear have been
assigned to the command OF General w. IL.
| Z. Whiting. while the balance IF the State
is under the charge Of Major General Geo.
+ Z. Pickett ....
Gen. Heinizieman has deem relieved,
and Gen. Augea temporarily assigned TO
the command of the defencss of Washing
! ton"
| WASHINGTON. October, Is.
The Washington special to the World
says: 1t is generally believed that our ar
my will take up. for the time being, a po-
sition with its centre resting on the Or
ange d. Alexandria Railroad, at about Cat
let's Station. Falling back to this point
has been for some time plated
| NEW YORK, October Is.
| Inc New York Tribune has the follow
| ing:
ARMY OF THE PoToMAc. October IA
| Last evening our cavalry encountered the
enemy near Catiett's Station, and towards
I Warrington. A brisk artillery fire was
| opened and continued till late. Firing
/ WAS resumed this morning iastinp all
forenoon. This afternoon heavy cannon
aiding opened along our lines 10 the direc.
ton of Manassas, lasting TIL evening. 1t
seemed evident that we had driven the ene-
my back, 1t is thought by some that Lee
tnhs his entire army in front of Meade. 1t
t'ls believed that no considerable BODY of
infantry have been yet engaged.
LATER.
| WASHINGTON, October Isl p. N.
! The Extra Star says: "There was con-
| siderable Of an engagement yesterday be-
! tween large force of rebels and q portion
of the Army % the Potomac part of War
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-10-20
Tho New schOol House

The walls Of the new schoo! house. in
District n, .. are completed and the bull.
ding is row ready for the roof 1t will
be ready for school by the lst Of Janus-
ry.
This, when completed, will be the finest
ediice in the city. 1t is built on the site
of the old schoul house, and has a comman.
ding view from all parts of the city.
1t is 90 by So feet in size, the walls be-
ing 10 feet high above the water table,
There are to be three foors, intended for
as many departments
The model of the edifoe is fau!tless -
The stairs, doors, petitions, windows, &C.,
being arranged with view to convenient
ces and fitness. The architect, W. G,
Thompson, certainly exhibited excellent
taste and competency as designer, in the
preparation of the model.
The contractors for the mason work,
Messrs. VIM. & Charles Werner. are emit.
tied to great credit for the faithfulness
with which they have folllwed the 8, ecif-
cations. The walls arc of blue stone, and
constructed in the most woTkmaolike mans
ner. Indeed it was fortunate Cor tho city,
that the contract fell into hands 80 eompc>
tent and faithful.
The citizens Of District M. 2, may we'll
feel proud of their schpol house. In beau
ty, style of architecture. and adoption for
the purposes intended it will not be equal
led by any edifco of the kind in the State.
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LATER.

WILMINGTON, UcIONeT I0-I P. y.
The Extra Star says: "There was con-
siderable Of an engagement Yesterday be-
tween a large force Of rebels and portion
of the Army o. the Potomac. part of War
ren's % Army Corps, in the vicinity of
Bris.cw's Sratio@ Infantry and cavalry
were engaged on bath sides. The result
was decided Union victory. The rebels
were badly beaten, with loss of an en-
tire Battery and 100 prisoners. Before
the termination of the contest, Sykes
Regulars came up and assisted in driving
the enemy IF.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-10-20

A VALUABLE Pre- ENT On the occasion
Of the retirement, Gs r ,ad Master. of Geo.
w. Moore from the Chicago and Rock Is
land railroad, the employees of the road
presented hIm with n SPLENDID gold watch,
valued at $3.50. as On evidence of their re-
gard for him. IL this connection it is not
improper for US to state that Mr. Moore has
filed the position named above for several
years, and has always conducted himself
in such a manner as to receive the appro-
baton, not oUly If the railroad comraLy,
but Of the citizens generally. And among
the many things that can b said in his ia.
vOr,we will alluie to tue fact that he never
meddled with politics, During all the time
he had charge Of the road, no influences
were brought to bear to entrammel the men
under his control 10 the free exercise of the
right Of suffrage. And though most of the
men under his charge differed from him
politically, yet he always managed so that
they could attend elections How different
was the conduct of Mr.. Moore in this re-
spect from that of railroad men generally :?
We learn that Mr. NJ has taken the con-
tract for building bridge across the Wa
bash river at Terre Haute, and we wish
him success 10 his new enterprise.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-10-20
Pocket Book Lost

IN this city April 1st, containing funt5 70 sIo n
bills and postage cheeks. The finder viii be liber-
ally rewarded BY leaving e at this ofEee.
JBAnKY.
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3: O L ID I 4 r. 8
CLAIM AGENCY.

fINlE Undersigned hsviI & Been duly authoriEed by
law 70 pres mt and prosecute Claims aga INST Tie
Government. snl having eOBncetsa himself With a.
god AL responsible firm a. she War Department. Who
have been engaged iproseSHtiBg sOdieFs claims siRse
A 1888; ward nUsr respectfully ABnOuBcs TO the
Pabfs mai lie VIII pFOstcute all claims aasiDsf fha
GoEerRment, growing out Of all frum the IsTeui.
toB 5owa 10 tie TTsseHtt time
Special sttsEtjon given claims growing out Of shs
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-10-20
ORDINANCES.

BE II ordained by tie common council Of
lie City If Joliet.
/. Sec. l. That the valuation and assess-
ment OF the Real and personal Estate with
in the limits Of this city as heretofore made
and returned by the City Assessor for tbs
year 1863, and now deposited in the Office
of the City Clerk, with the equaliz ton
which have been made by this common
'uncil. all exceptions iled 10 the same
I having been fully considered, be and the
same are hereby declIred approved axs
affirmed
Sec 2. That the following taxes fer the
year Eighteen hundred AID Aix:y thee. for
the several purposes hereinafter sYecii d.
to-wit:
Three aud half mills On , duEar On the
assessed value Of all real and persnnas a..
tate in the city. made taxable by the laws
OF the State to defray the coming emit and
other expenses Of this city not herein other
wise specially provided. for which taxes
sh@!' constitute The General FuusE.
Oae half mill on a dollar fiI sSs aVn,ant
OF interest n the bonded debt Of the CITY.
Seven mills on q dollar on a,lI reh and
personal estate within the ScI,nol Districts
( limits, TO meet the expenses Of purchasing
grounds for School Houses, for building
| and repairing ibOol h0ases, aad supportin |.
and maintaining schOels
SIX mills On a d"l'aS SIR che erSctinn
and repairing the BRIGGS scross- the Dis
PLANES River and Hickory Creek in she
city.
Oae and ii half MILF "a tie dollar on the
taGatle estate. both real al d personal IN
Sth al District number enc, for rsrairs and
Improvements of the SgboUL House IN said
d strict.
ons and half mSls oh a dollar on the
taxtil' estate, boe6 real aud personal
10 School District number two. fur erection
anu lmyrHvement Of the School IUsusss in
said district.
VIC mills on dollar on the taxable
real estate IN the GIs LINN District. 90 de
Tray three fourths Of the expense Of e1sct-
ing MAINTAINING and lighting ths-nub-ie
strest lamps, and for Street Lamp account
oe ana the same are hereby resreetiyel,
leS'eo aud assessed upon the real and per
SonaI estate OF the city Of joliet, sccordip0
10 Tue assessed value thereof for the. wear
aforesaid. '
sec. 8. The City Clerk is hereby d.
Is''ed q issue a warrant TO the City Col
'ee,or IN due form, signed by the MAYOR.
al attested by the Corporate seal of tie
cry "ltHin thirty days from this date for
me cai,ecnoh o. taxes hereby levied. re-
turnatie on the first day # March. 1864
Passed and approved Oct IL. 1864
w a.. STRONG, Jr.. Mayer
Attest: ". IL ZRRLET, City Clerk.
ne u0rdaiHed by the common council of
The City IF Joliet. 60 -. .. -. ~
That so much ofs Exobonoo n
graded ss lies between Hickory street and
I u cry limits, and that Thomas Keegan,
w M +. Barrett and John Curry. be and
tneS are hereby appointed commissioners
70 ssumate tns expense, esta blisb the grade