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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-09-22

The CHAIN GANG OF GLORY The news
papers are iHll If items like the following:
"a file of consc:ipts aLd deserters we're
matched down the avenue to day, chained
together and hnsdcuffed"
Deserters must of course be punished for
deserving; aud coDscipts who are indecent
enough MOTTO rejoice, as she administration
organs constantly assure as that cObscripts
do FejoiCe. at being cousOrtpsed, may per.
hans be handcuffed in happier frame of
mind. But il must be admitted that there
is something rather grotesque in the spec.
tacle Of soldiers Of the Union marching in
chains to liberate the slaves Of rebels.-
lsis the black republican party Of whom
that sterling patriot, Lewis Cass, has Just
said, they are .Quite as intent on destroy
ing onr civil rights az in whipping the reb-
els into snbjecsiOn." The democracy, a.
one man, are for the Union ubder ,she con.
stitution, With our civil rights entiIe.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-09-22
A Look into tie Future Of PO-
IIIical men and Parties.

The blindness of alb lIIiunists is we'll il.
Illustrated in the persIsteBcy with which
they are holding Mr.. Lincoln VI to his al.
ohiIon proclamation, notwithstanding its
serious detrinent to the Union Cause
They hops To keep the power Of the gov
eminent Ia their hands, and the war in
progress, long enough 10 make an end b.
slavery" and they cont care one whit
what becomes of the Reuublic 10 the mean.
time. But any man with half an eye can
see that IN all human probability their
schemes will he utterly OverthroWn in less
thau two years The next administration
will be cemocratic,-and it will not take
long TO get rid Of the abolition nonsense, -
and u the southern states shall not have
been permitted 60 resume their places in
the Union by that time, they will be spee-
Oily. Once the plsve states are hack 10 the
full performance Of their duties, and in
the enjoyment Of their rights under the
constitution, they will have foil c0ntr,I
over the subject Of slavery within their
h0rders,-aBd they would not be slow In
declaring the emancipation edict null and
void. Their sbsolute control over the per.
IONS within their border could not he dis.
puted. and they would hardly scruoIe e.
pnt all slaves they could 6nd, back into
the hand OF their owners. And If the
then government ehouId resolve N use
the army and the navy TO execute that
clause OF the constitution which requires
the surrender of fugitive slaves. why, Of
course our friends, the aboliticnisfs, who
now make the unconditional support Of the
government the test Of loyalty could not
olJeettI much less resist the executil m of
such q Wholesome measure. II they did
Why, we should be obliged 10 ASCERTAIN
once more. 'Whethsr we've got govern
ment.'-Neio Hduea Register. III
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-09-22
TEE PRESIDENTS PROcE.A-
--aa NATION. ss'.ar
wAsH1SoToN, Sept. Is, 1868.
n.....z.-.a oraL. II, ;k..I Ctl,a..

WARRINGTON, sept. 10, 1908.
= Brittle President of the United States:
ss PROCLAMATION. 1sa
wHEREAs, The Constitution of the Uni.
ted States has ordained that the priviI-
eye of the writ of hd6eas Corpus sh all not
be suspended, unless ~ zen ia cases Of re-
bellion or invasion the public safety may
require it, aud
WHEREAs, A rebellion was existing on
the Sd day Of March, 1868, which REBELS
ion is still existing, and
WakRAs, BY sratut e which was apS
proved 90 that day, It was enacted by the
Senate and House Of Representatives Of
she United States in Congress assembled,
shat during the present resurrection the
President Of the United States, whenever
In bis Judgment the public safety may
REQUIRE it, is authorised TO suspend the
privilege Of the writ of habeas corpus IN
any State throughout the United States or
ony part thereof. and
WHEREAS, In the judgment of the Pres
ident the publi0 safety does require that
the priyiIsge Of the said writ shall now be
suspended throughout the United States,
in GASES whereby the authority of the
President of the United States, military,
naval or civil officers Of the United States,
or any of them, hold persons under the
commend or IN their custody, either q
prisoners Of war, spies, or abeLturs Of the
enemy, or officers, soldiers OF sesmen en-
rolled drafted or mustered or enlisted in
or belonging to the land or naval fo ce of
the United States, or as deserters there
from or otherwise amendable to military
law. or 10 the rules and articles of war,
or TO the rules aud regulations prescribed
for the military or naval service by the
authority Of the President Of the United
STATES, or for resisting q draft, or for any
other offence against the military or naval
service.
Now, therefore. !, Abraham Ii coin
President Of the United States, do hereby
proclaim and make known to all whom ii
may concern, that the privilege ut the writ
Of habeas corpus is Suspended throughout
the United States, in the several cases be-
fore mentioned, and that this suspension
will continue throughout the duration oil
said rebellion, or until this proclamation
shall. by Q subsequent one to be ISSUED
BY the President of the United States, Il
be modified and revoked.
! do hereby require all magistra 'es, at
Iorueys and other civil officers within tn
United States, aud all officers and other
in the military and naval services of tn
United States to take distinct notice o
this suspension and give it full effect, AM
oil citizeus of the United States TO cOnduc
and govern themselves accordingly, ana
in conformity with the COnstitutirn Hf th'
United States, and the laws If Congress
IN such cases made and provided. Intes
timony whereof have hersunto act ms
hand and caused the zeal of the United
States to qe affixed, this 18th day If Sept
ember, in the year of our Lord one thOus
and eight hundred and sixtyrthree. ant
of the Independence Of the United State
Of America the lightweight.
.. ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
By the President.
VIZ. II. SEWARD, Secretary of Sta,e.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-09-22

DANCING School Mr.. j. E. Haywood,
Of Boston, teacher of music and fashiOna-
BILE dancing, is now in this city and prO~
EpsSss co open school at Yuung's Hall for
children and adults, provided uiicient
toGn15er Of scholars can be secured. The
.EohOol for children will be held in the af.
{ erneon, and that for adults in the even
ing quite q number of our citizens have
been asnxious to have school OF this ma
ture in this city, and they will now have
an opportunity to lend their aid towards
one. Mr.. Haywood has heen engaged in
ts8ehing at 0JaRRa and M"rris for some
&iniNpass, and comes highly recommend
ed from these and other places where he
has taught. Those wishing to subscribe,
are requested to leave their names with
Mr.. John Stafford, at The National Hntel.
Mr.. He-wnSl MY also be sren personally
a. the Sociable. at Yonng's Hall, on Wed.
nssday evening the 23d inst.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-09-22
New York Sept. 90


A Morris Island letter reports the rebels
extremely busy in repairing Sumpter -
Steamers are constantly plying there from
the city with material therefor.
A deserter says that. after strengthen
HiDgSumrter and painting more batteries on
James leland. Beaurtgard intends t. as
sumo the offensive, in order, if . ssible, to
regain possession Of Morris leland.
Charlest; is said to be full Of rebel
troops.
Other accounts state that it may be a
week yet before Gilmore can open fire On
Charleston.
The mounting OF guns on the north end
! OF Morris Island proves very el"w wo.k. ua.
der the fire ir"m tue rebel batteries 0nJ Ames
| Island, bot the repurts as to our losses there
are conflicting.
Gen. Gilmore had issued a congratulate,
~ order TO hIs troops on the capture OF
! Morris Island. in which he Gays: The city
and harbor oil Charleston lie at the mercy
Of our art lIerv."
The Ell llsion Of rebel magazine neal
Fort johnson is confirmed.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-09-22
From New Orleana.
New York, Sent Is.

New York. Sept l8.
The steamer Cromwell, froLn New Or
leans Sept 18th, arrived at o'clock A, nj.
The news Is meagre.
Gen. Grants wound was much better and
be would be able to start for VIuksbure in
q rev days.
The health Of the city is better than
At any time tor years. There is no yellow
fever.
Gen. Shepley bad arrived.
New York. Sept. 1s
The Worlds New Orleans correspondent
writing on the lltb, gives come account of
= movement, probably on Texas, in three
cuIuDns, under Gems. Franklin, Wasbburn
aud Heron. .-ses
The gunbOat Clifton, while passing
through Sabine Pass, was exposed TO a ra,
king fire, which reduced her to altotal
wreck, killing or Wsuodiog all on board. -
Tbs genbOst Sachem. which was 10 oompa.
py With the Clifton, was captured.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-09-22
Excursion.

The exclusion for the benefit of thu Cath.
Ole schools Of this city promises to be
the prsndest ofthe season. II is to come of
on Wednesday the 7th "f October. Fare to
Chicago and return 81, being 81 70 less
than the regular charge. Persons Who
wish to visit Chicag, on business or pleas
ure should avail themselves of the oppur tn
nifty, as it may re tie last excursion OF the
seasOn-and, besides, the Objeots to which
the surplus funds are to be appropria ted
are laudable
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-09-22
The Crop On EnrsNs-

Inc european Times, received per Asis.
s sy that from ell parts OF the United R;ns,
c o.ao west, north, snd south-tbs
cLoP accounts are most encoura pins. .nS -
tne south OF England the hsrvest b. ~ -. :.
m 1nsoahy early 90 veil az prodncs;.. -
Lne cereal crops and the potato cron. =.
en GOOD and from ireland the most chs -.
Ini statements are made. Neterthsi".s !.
would hardly be safe to assume ths. =
WI NOT De necessary 70 import pretty iaree.
Y from the United States, particularly Il
mere shall be rupture between the Wes.
;s.n FoWers and Russia, the grain prsduc.
,ok ccuntry OF Europe, as 10 that event an
Sree IRON that source would be cut OF.
e.. 1n9iand must then have her ususl de.
.ha Leee up from sumo other source. Still
sne soVlces are not BY any means What are
'OnS'uereo 10 business sense favorable
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-09-22
The war An Arkansas.
We occupy Little Rock-Pace SIX, daddlsd:

ne occupy Little Rock-.Price SIX daddled:
Cairo, Sept. 18th, 1863.
Special dispatch to the Chicago Crir une
RAYS
The United States steamer B has just
arrived from the Red River, 18th inst,
bringing official information of the Occu-
patton OF Little Rock, Arkansas, by our
forces, without fighting OF loss on either
side Of any consequence,
Gen, Price, in command Of the rebel for
ces, was in rapid retreat southward, aud
it is supposed that he would not make a
pause until he reached the Red river cOun
Try. ..--
St. Louis. Sept. IL, 1868
Official information has been received
in this city OF the occupation Of Little
Rock by our forces. without fighting OF
loss of any consequence.
General Price is en- rapid retreat south
ward
CAIRO. Sept, 1.-THE following dispatch
has been sent - Rear Admiral ID. ID, POr.
ter at this place:
Little Rock was occupied by General
Steele on Sept 10Th 1868.
The rebels are retreating, and Gen. Da-
wilson is in hot pursuit.
(Signsd) GEe. NJ. BAcHE,
Lieut.. COm'd'g U. S. Steamer Lexington
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-09-22

GEN. JACKSON ON ABoLITIoHIsN.-The
party in power are very fond of quoting
Gen. Joeksou's views upon Modification 10
1880, which are UOtbing more than the
platform Of the Democratic party Of to day.
These same men could nos heap abuse
enough upon Old Hickory in those days,
hut, since they now preteDd to worship bis
principles and bis memory, will not thsir
leading organs just print the following
which 10 Geo. JasksOu's opinion Of them
10 bis eWn words:
"fhs abolition party 10 q disloyal organ.
izatioc. Its pretended love Of freedom
means nothing more nor less than civil
war, and all parties should unite to expose
their Intentions and arrest their fuliIl.
uent,'
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-09-22

- go; CAIRO, Sept II
Zen Hurlbut has issued ab- order dated
Memphis. 10th. Commanders Whuseju
rlsdlctl9n extends over any posi-, Of TUu-
uessee and Kentucky, within our lines.
Will cause reprIsAls to be made for all VIZ
olenoe done To UnIon meu--the complain
aut to establish his 10y alty, his lose. and as
near as possibly the persJus By whom the
wrong was COMMITTED Upon satisfactory
proof the officer Is to levy assessment aIpnn
the most wealthy and notorious sym hath.
GERS with the rebellion, adding SO Der
cent. to the amount Of damage proved. and
collect the same &C short notice by militia.
ry penalties, paying the amount of dam
age to the claimant, holding the surplus
as q iund for Union refugees.
Gen. Grant issued orders dated V,oks-
burg. August 22J. that negroes ara mo-,
t. be allowed IN or abuut the Gamma nj
white trOUl 8, except such are enrolled and
employed or may be employed in the Oaar.
teTDasiers, Subsistence, or Medical d.
pastmebts rs huspiiai nurses and Inudr.s.
ses, In the Engineer CJrps and Ponaers.
As far 50 prsctIcahle, sucn as have been
rejected as recruits by the Surgeon. Will
De employed about the hospital aud Eng,.
neer Corps. IN regiments and Q. muanIe.
one couk to fifteen men. and one teamster
to each wagon. The Provost .MarshaIs viii
keep them from Strsgg,i0g, and nut them
IN established camps. Recruiting for me-
grO regiments IN negru camps is prohibits
ed. except by special order. -
IL Is rumored that guerriIlas are prowl-
ing about 10 the neigh b0rhoOd of Huk,dau,
Ky and 0soepls. No. r. -
The proceedings of the courk marital in
the care of Col. Auneks have teen sporov.
ed. The sentenee is TO be cashiered 70
take effect from she date Of the order, last
June.
Dead bodies from the stsemer Ruth oou-
tinue 80 AOat by Columbus, Ky occaSiou.
ally. That VIA man was picked up last
Saturday :,
Col Lynch. of the 5sth Illinois, has bssp-
pot N sOpmsnd Of this post BY General
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-09-22

CLorHING.-Mr s. Lnuer. one door east
Of Strong L Brooks hardware store, has
just received large and we'll selected stock
of ready-made clothing. Mr.. Louer, for
t1e last twelve years, has been in the
clothing business in this city. aud bis rep.
utation as an Obliging business man and
for fair dealing has always stood deservedly
high. Those who patronizs him have reason
to be satisfied with his goods aud prices.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-09-22
CommIssionera No1Iee

THE nndetlignsd C0lGissiossfs hsrssoior. Sho.,u
BY the common council Of the city Of Joliet hereby
give notice 70 the respective owner Of lots II
C1mPbeips Add TO Joliet, and 70 all other perso1s
In the apprepTating Of much Of nsid ots
First Avenue 20 Eastern Avenus, that We meet epo1
the said described premises, on The Soth az q essss
1855 At O'Clock p M for the purP1ss o. y1esne me
aid prenasG and makfne an apprsal and osseasme1t
OF the damages and reeonpenss dne 30 any peson 2n
account Of and 70 deterDiBe What pessoo. vi -
and assess the amount ofthe damages and expen.ss
thereof costa proeseeings npon he tfA $50 ~
-o@ " - r. Z. BARBER,
ID ...s..-. sr't T.B. SHAW,
so. eIN0NDs, -
-. N 1ssays s.FT slfs.li lCommiaionora
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-09-22


SERIOUS AcCIDENT.-0D last Thursday,
Mr.. Michael Shields, one of our oldest and
most worthy citizens, was severely, and it
lie feared fatally injured by threshiug
machine. He was caught by one Of the
wheels and horribly mangled. He lie now
in most critical condition.
B|We take pleasure in notifying the
public that A. Il, Days store is again the
secene of attraction. HIs assortment of fall
and winter goods. for stvle. beauty and
excellence. csunot be excelled in this sec~
ton of the country. Indeed, Mr.. Day
knows how to select goods; and HE i'm
mense sales enable him to afford them ct
the lowest prices.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-09-22

CoNcERT.-The grand concert Of Madame
Anna Bishop comes Of at Yuung's HILL
this evening. Judging from the express
siOns of the press, delightful eotsrtain
ment is in store for our citizens. Madame
Bishop is one oftbe most eminent singers
in the country, and her concerts the most
popular. YounR's Hall vii! doubtless be
crowded, as all lovers Of good music will
attend, of course. ...--
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-09-22

8@Edward Everett writee war letters
to Republican meetings in Ohio, yet when
his swO sons were drafted in Massachusetts
he stepped % and paid the fee to release
them 1t is thus that the rich cry sUar
and then send the poor to Eight it.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-09-22

New GooDs.-Mr j. Richert. at the
Farmers Store, on Washington street cas-.
of the county Jail, hasjus received bis fall
and winter goods Ills assortment smbra-
ces all the late styles of goods. and he has
the reputation of selling Chicago prices.
At least when persons have dealt Nth Mr..
Richert, we never hear afterwards of their
going to Chicago to purchase goods.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-09-22

H@-The fall term Of Union School NJ. /
commenced yesterday. The school is IN.
der the superiutence of Mr.. C. C. Fenn'
and is admirably conducted.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-09-22
NOTICE.
rsr.-K ov J1ooa se1NsLx.. purn

DUBLIC notice is bereby given, that 90 the Ara
II Monday Of November next being the 18th daT a
said month"; shall attend before tia onnty O.
Of viii County ~ the Court House On fhocitT or IEt
ct for the purpose Of settng and adjusting ali esis-
against the estate q Jacob SpAnEisr late of Az
county. decreased. when aud where all eiaimapta -.
notified and requested attend and preasut tbslr-
claims IN writing against sad estate adjustmeDt
All indebted 10 aid estate ere slso rro0erA-
cd 20 make psyment the uDderu.Kned without 4i@-
Dated sept. "a, 1858. pIsSu
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-09-22

The New York World believes the srresr
Of Jim Lane for murder. his trial before a
regular court, and execution as felon
Weuld do more to keep the peace of The
border than would permanent army Of
ten thousand men.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-09-22
CorpoEation Notice.
ComnfssionerU Notiee.

NOTICE l. h-Itby giyea. a. ali person. intersIteA
that the commissioners heretofore HppCintso by the
common council O. the city Of Jolietto estimate the
e1pense aBd recouneud 20 bald Q stdo
walk the Wet side Of Jost street beteen- Hash.
ton and the south line Of Bl0ck Is School eee
ton Addition Joliet, will meet ut the oee % tie
city Clerk, Wednesday the S0th day a septsmber,
1868 O'Clock p. NJ. for the purpoee Of Entering
upon duties said commission which time md
pncs. will hear a1y objections snggesttons 0s
the ownsF Of prOpSTty fronting SAid improvement
1T. MILLSPAU0H,
VIC. THOMPSON,
JOHN CHiDsEY,
Sept. -, Issa cOnnissionsA.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-09-22

JoIIrT. Sept. 10th, 1865.
We. ihe undersiEDed, publish' ~ Of newspapers IN
Will County, ILL., hereby establish aud agree strictly
to adhere to the following for Publishing all
legal embellishments, viz:
One dollar per square Of 10 lines, and nhy cents
per square for each subseusnt nssrion-odd line. 10
be counted full square.
JOS. J.. BRADEH,
Pub. Republican.
W.R. STEELE,
Pub. Wilmington Indepeudent.
Gao FARLEY,
Pubs. Joliet Signal.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-09-22
From WashIngtOn.

NasnlngGOn, sept. ~.
Uunfhcial letters TO Assistant Secretary
Fox. from Admiral Dahlgren. show quite
clearly that there are no differences be-
tween the latter and Gen. GIlmore, and
that everything is progressing svorabIy.
Information in possessIun of the depart
ment leads tO the anticipation Of a briI,unt
result. in short time, from the siege Of
Chsrlesten. -..
the government has no information of
the repurted evacuation OF Richm"nd. II
The report Was considered reliable by the
Ofiiisls at Fortress n .nrne, 1t il strange
hat the government was not informed Of
the subject.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-09-22

Uncrnditiopal Devotion TO The Union .
The Union cannot exist hsif slave and
half Free" ''s euU
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-09-22

B%Ths Ladies' Sociable for the aid of
the Sanitary Commission has been post
pUned to Wednesday evening. 23d instant.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-09-22
co31IeeIoners Notiee.

1ToTICR q hereby given 10 Ell parties interested.
~ that ne c0mnislonerB hsrsiofore appointed b
~ eoanon council Of the city Of Joliet, % ranss
- 1aIk to Be buiIt the side o. Missinsuui
IVsn De from Second Avenns 70 Washi1gton street "a
aid city. in Conformity g ea ordinepes hrresofore
sptorina upon their duties - such commisso1ern =
the oce o. " Stevens IN said city, Tuesday fha
1oh da, Of septenber 1854 when and where an PER-
sons interested IN aid matter requested % Be pre-
: I.RJoEEs.
$780, Wv. srEEKEe,
J. 4. BOWMAN,
Sent 10 1855. Couuissionorn
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-09-22
Sept, q, Issa


SomswhsFe between the PiADeld Plank road soIl cate
and the National Hotel, the 18th last, Rsv9iver
The finder by retaining the lesying q at thu
Signal 0fhce, will be literally rewarded.
Joliet Sept Is, 1858 MICHAEL R1FPLE
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-09-22
The War I'm Virginia.
Philadelphia, Sept. lS.

The Press has the following:
"Our army will not have to rest this side
OF the RapIdaD. For two days our soIdiers
have been without fires, fearing to attract
the enemy's attention, who would have
sbelied us Gen Kilpltrick has made
several feInts across the Rapidan, but
found he could not live a moment n the
other side. Yesterday body Of rebels
crossed the RapijaD near Raceo N Ford,
aud drove $50 If our men away, but we're
afterwards driven back in confusion hy us.
We inst HLCut 30. RumOr says q siroug
free OF re6eis crossed at Rarcoun Fad
this morning AID captured $50 Of uur cav
airy. The rebels have strong pusitiun
ON the Rapidan, but no great f"ree."
Washington. Sept. 18.
The editor Of the Star. who left CuIpep-
per yesterday, in hts paper to-day. says
TINT IN Wednesday night tile UuInn line
extended fr'm Suasburg. through Cuipep,
yer CUurt-il"use, To the Stone Maintain
h0use. inDr miles north of the Court House,
Yesterday morning the line was changed,
the army having advanced 10 close pruxIm-
lty to the RsIIdan River. where the rebel
curps Of A P. HILL and EwelI are believed
TO be most strongly fortified
The Army OF the POtumac never was in
as fine a cundItion as at this mument 1t
Is worth to-day. in a hard fight. twice as
much as it ever was before the battle Of
Gettysburg.
Washington, Sept. Is.
Reports as to the strength OF the enemy
on the other side Of the R4pIdsn are num-
erous aud conflicting. A telegram from
headquarters, dated tn-dsy. says nothing
of inheritance has occurred TO day, our
positioa ~ the RapijaE remaining un-
| changed.
Philadelphia, Sept. l8.
lnfnI nation from parties srrived here
from RIchDuhd to-day, who lsft the latter
city TN Monday asserts positively that Gen
Lee has gone South for some purpose -
Gen L""gstreers c.mmand has b. en- sent
to reinforce Charleston aud Mobile, and
Gen. HIlls corps Is believed to have been
seEt to the assIstabce of Bragg.
There are nnW about sixty thousand
troops sbOut Richmond, b, longing to the
arUy OF Northern Virginia. This force has
fallen back to the line Of the Richmond de.
| fences.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-09-22

%"UOOOnditiOOsl Buien men. n-Tbo,.
who would free the nsGross and "ui,. Out
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