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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-04-07
CT. LOUIS ALTON AND CHIcK.
IL GO RAIIROAD

REcEIvER's OFFICE, cBIoGeo, III, Oct. Il, 1862.
Notice Is hereby given to all persons holding vouch-
ers for wood furnished the ST. Louis Alton and Chi
oago Railroad Company, signed d. shs rn,aD Agent
and for which payment Il ordered in a decree Of the
United States Circuit Court Of the Northern District
Of Illinois Of the soth Nosenber, 1862 that tie bal
a1ee unFas on ead wood has been tposited in said
claimants their attorneys presentation Of tho
proper vouchers 70 the undersigned.
LANES RoB1, Special Receiver.
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FOR SALE,

NATITIIIN Tn: miles OF the city Of Joliet ON Of
w the finest farms In Will County, contaiuinr
2lS acres consisting Of about lI9 acres OF prairie and
the balance timber lar d. Said farm isweI watered
and IN every respeeta dssFable FropeFts Tke Thole
or part yin be sold AZ might suit the pIfchaser-
Terms easy Enquire Of Barber s Macumper, in the
tGty
Joliet, March Il, 1865
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NOTICE.

ESTATE OF HANNAH IIALLAwAY, DECD
DUBLIC notice is hereby given, that on the Third
Il Monday of April reXt, (beng the Goth day OF
said month"; shall attend before the County Court of
Will County the Court House in the city of Joliet
for the purpose of settling and adjusting all claims
against the estate Of Hannah Hathaway late Of said Conn
ty deceased, when and where all claimants are notified
and requested TO attend and present their claims in
writing against said estate for adjustment
All persons indebted to said estate, are also request
ed to make payment to the undersigned without eay
JACOB HALIAWAY, Executors.
nated Feb. l6 1862 n3T .6w
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NEW CLOTHING.
CLOTH AND TAILORING
Z 3 T LIS Fl M IT
In tine Store fOrmeralIy occupied by r. DOOlittlc.

TIE subscriber having reopened n tailoring and
i clothing Store at the above named place would
inform his old customers and acguantencts that ne
prepared to furnish Manufacture every stile and
variety of Men and Boys wear.
lie will also keep on hand
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Vcsting and Furnishing Goods.
THE CLOTH DEPARTMENT

will Of all times he stocked with the best varieties
which Will Ice made up to ordet, and the work war
ranted to give satisfaction.
SEBASTIAN STEPHENS
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JOLIET BOOKBINDERY.

TUE undersigned will bind all kinds af Rocks in
i any desired style.
Jol,s will be ne lily executed and warranted.
Prices moderate.
VIZ, STAEHLE Bookbindrr.
Bluff Street, Zone door north ofthe Gas worIs)
Feb Il. 1888. Joliet IIlinoi.
nor general supply Of. 6rocerles, Hour Feed &c
n call ~ o. s. SEINHER'
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Hooker Falling Back on Washington

New YORK, June ia despatch
from Headquarters Army OF the 70
tomac, dated June Is, To the Herald
states that Hooker is Fastening with
his entire army to the defence OF
Washington, and will occupy aPosl-
ton best adapted to defeat the plans
Of Lee.
To day all is quiet, whether Lice
will attack us or attempt another cx-
pertinent in Maryland remains to be
determined.
Lee undoubtedly has an immense
force between Warrenton aud Gull
pepper, and those left at Fredericks-
burg numbering nearly 20, 900 will
probably be added to that army as
soon as possible.
The public may be prepared for
another grand struggle near Wash
ington or another grand fzzle.
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Mcclellan Stock coming up again.

New YORK. June IA rumor Is
current that Coz. Forncy has coun.
selIed the restoration OF General
Mcclellan to the command OF the ar
my Of the Potomac.
1t is stated that If Gen McCleiIan
should be authorized to Issue call
for volunteers to repel the invasion
Of the border free States, all the
soldiers recently mustered ont Of the
service, to man, would undoubtedly
respond to it and It large army OF
veterans would thus be Suddenly
improvised. \ committee from
Harrisburg waited on the President
tonight, tie urge the adoption OF tins
course.
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SYRACUSE MEDICAL DISPENSARY,
ESTABLISHED In 1850.

es, FOR TIE RELIEF OF THE MIS-
rs GUIDED and imIrudcnt v0tary Of false
~ pleasure. who finding that bic has imbb-
cd the seeds Of q certain loalhsomc disease is from
il-timcd sense Of shame deferred from applying
to a Physician whose knowledge and experience
can alone hctricnd him in distress.
TO YOUNG MEN! Wcalso pledge ourselves
to entirely remove the effects ofSccrct Habits, Sem.
inal Weakness, &c. 10y simple local application,
easy 10 be used, causing no pain or Inconvenience
No emissions occur after the first application. Adj
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All diseases peculiar to Females treated on sci
cntfc principles.
FRENCH PATENT MALE SAFE.-lt is per-
ectly safe and never fails 10 give satisfaction. i.
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Sent by mail.
Just published. Two Books in One, on PR
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WE suggest that the SIX months
men now called for, are to DC lmme-
diately organized, that Gel. James
Evans is just the man to take com
mand of one Of the regiments raised
in this county. He has proved him
self by bis coolness in the time Of
danger just the man for the place,
and we doubt not he will willingly
accept the position if his health will
permit The people OF the county
would prefer to go under a man OF
his experience and coolneSs, than
under that of one Of our gold-!aced
Colonel or Brigadicr or Major Gen
eral who run and hide themselves
among the snake-rccliS aud bushes,
at the first inti;Hatiuu Of danger.
Col. Reuben t,'inneli is aEso spoken
of as very snjtable person for com
manding the regiment from the West
side, owing to his familiarity with
military matters.
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that such report should produce
some CONSERVATION as the town was
filled with the unarmed militia, and
q great number of horses also.
We trust we shall have no more
of these alarms, and that more pru-
dence and caution will be exercised
in the circulation Of such reports as
are without foundation
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Political News,

and EXPRESSING It's own views thereon, will con-
tain MI the
GENERAL NEWS OF THE DAY.
Together with MISCELLANEOUS REApING,
POETRY, STORIES. ANECDOTES,
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE, -.
AGRICULTURAL MATTER, 1901.
COMMERCIAL INTELLI GBSCE,
MARKET REPORTS, &c, &c. &c
and all such matter as is requisite 10 constitute
First C1oss Family Newspaper.
Il will lie controlled by nc crQrg, nor will it
advocate the claims OF any candidate for Office
until he shall hare become the regular nominated
candidate OF the Democratic party: but II viii
eyer advocate the decisions Of that party, ns to
both measures and men. 49,
Besides containing Weekly Summary Of ali
Te!egraphic ard General News, The WEEKLY
LEDGER will be enriched with original produc-
tons b. some OF the hcsi writers in the country
1T rs THE PAPER FOR THE FARMER.
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IT IS THE PAPER FOR THE PATRIOT.
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IT Is TIE PAPER FOR THE Amy.
It IS THE PAPEE: FOR ALL CLASSES.
No one siorM n>gllc. 10 subscribe fo1 Il al once:
THE WEEKLY DEMOCRATIC LEADER
will be furnished 10 subscribers 1T the following
prices: Single Copies. one year, 81: Two copies
So 80: three copies, s.; copies, So; 20 copes'
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The friends Of Democratic Principles ana the
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ANo1N1" ''A"''' -" :
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KILLED At WINCHESTER 1t is with
pain that we learn Of the death OF
Lit. J. T. Ben Cough, Of Co. |, 18th
Virginia, who was killed IN the
trenches at Winchester in the recent
engagement there. Mr.. Ben Cough
was formerly editor of the National,
at Fairmont.--Int Of yesterday.
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THE DAILY WORLD.

TIE DAILY World is the most complete Com
me: cial and News Paper published in America.
Besides as full telegraph news, war corrcspon-
dcrcc. and foreign news. e.: rs any lwo.cent
daily i contains also much fuller commercial
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kct reports Foreign and Domestic Imrortatnns.
Stock Lists. and Commercial news. no business
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TERMS (INNARTABLY IN ADVANCED:
One copr for one rcar.................S
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For club ricn copies, IN extra copy will be
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PHILADELgnfA. June 1.-THE h.

PHUADELGnfA, June iI.-the In
qni.erS SNec.a3. dated tiarri~5n' -,
I&. ay~: II. rebels are ":ckc. ]
- miles from Harrisburg.
Tie rebels aro c"camHed at threa
points around CkambyrShHrg. $500
strong, under Jenkins. The rebel
brigade under Gen. Rhodes is coming
aud they have seized 200 horses -
mount infantry. They had i p'"ees
of artillery
Additional artillery is on the way
here for our Qualifications. The re-
bel force in Chambersburg sent a
messenger to their force at Green
Castle, asking for reinSorcements,
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YIarner.s Forty Eva cuated.

BALTIMORE, June IL learn
from an undonbted source that on
forces have evacuated EIarperS Ferry
and that We hold Maryland Heights
which are strongly fortified a0i cap
able OF standing siege against &
vastly superior Number.
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We see from the Carlisle Volunteer
that our co-lahorer with the pen aud
scissors, Wiley, has been address,
ing the loyal conservatives Of that
section OF country. The Volunteer
speaks very complimentary of him
and his speech. Success to the good
cause in which he is engaged.
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Seven Hundred Volunteers Sick in
Camp Young men be warned in time, supply
yourselves with NOIL0WAY'S PILLS AND
OINTMENT Thcy arc guaranteed to cure the
worst cases Of Sores, Ulcers, Scurvy and Bowel
complaints. Only - cents per box or pot.
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Arbitrary. Illegal and Unjust Arrests,

I
its refusal of the privilege of the writ Of hajeas
corygS its denial of the rights and liberties Of CT
tzcns lis arrests without warrant its imprison-
mcnt without trial. its "bro-Aiion Of State and
federal laws, lis Illegal proclamation 0! an emp
t. cnlancpatiun. OF whether thOec violations are
committed by The party in power; lis orators and
its presses advocating measures which must sew
cr the Union for the sake Of DESTROYING slavery.
and dcnuuIcing treason against all cirpplIt!cal
opponents.
i,uyol 10 the government always. it will give
20 the administration Il hearty and vigorous sup
port wh.acyccamd wherever the administration
Itself * iuyi 50 the bond the principles, and the
nu"ij:. OF The government.
i'HE World will opros"aii compromises which
would barter away The principles or divide the
| Mon. iur which alone Tic North is waglng war:
il will oppose peace Itself till the success Of the
war assures the pcrmanCncc Of peace, and will
ur.c the prosecution Of the war with an ccono-
my which has not hitherto governed its cXpendi-
lures. and viYor for which the nation during Il
year has prayed in vain.
The same care will ic exercised over the col
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could offend pare Christian morality. and re-
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aui Ar.
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/ thorough attention.
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JAMES 4. DAVIS. So
CABINET MAKER. and
UnderTaker.

Is prepared to manufacture and furnish to or
der Ia bles, Bureaus. Bed-Steads, Wash
Stands. Wardrobes. Chairs, Collins. and
everything in his line, at the shortest notice.
He has, also. a finely finished and FASHION
ABLE Hearse, and Will attend funerals in
town and country, at reasonable rates.
Morgantown. Feb. H. 'S3-tf
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Every Machine is fully Warranted to
give full and entire SatiSfa ctiOn.

There is no side draft. and no weight on the
horses neck: and will cut. with ail ease. TEN
ACRES PER DAY! The demand is great
the present season. ana We therefore say 10 all
who expect to want I machine. BUY EARLY =
Gail at This Office for circular, and for full par
ticuiaIS address PRYOR FROST.
Gen'l Western Ag'ts, Wheeling, Va
Nav 30 If
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gutal Antelliaente.

THE WEATHER continues very warm
and dry. If we 10 not have rain
soon everything must suffer. Pas
ture is drying up, and the oat crop
looks like perfect failure. Rain !!
rain everything is praying for rain.
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Sun ~. CIN t'T.
For = club Q: twenty copies, he Seni-W eekly
viii !" sent for on" year
For a club Of fifty copies. the Daily will Ie
scnt !"r one v::s..
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Founded i'm 1910.
Incorporated by Legislative Charter.
Being the only commercial College in the

incorporated W I've iSA"ti> Nh"A' SA
Being the only commercial College in the
Union conducted by practical merchant.
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Weekly Democratic Leader.
By extensively circulating newspapers, while
the Democrats have been comparatively indifer-
cnt to this method of influencing the public
mind, the .Aboltionists have succeeded in IN.
crcasing their number from few New England
fanatics TO a party which now controls the mn
ton Is it not time for the Democrats OF the
country TO awake 10 a sense Of the necessity for
reaching the minds Of the people?
THE DEMOCRATIC LEADER is. and will
continue to be, firm and fearless advocate OF
Democratic principle; and Of the Interests OF the
Democratic party as the hest means OF promo
ting the interests Of the country. II will main
tain bold opposition TO nil enemies Of the prln-
ciplcs of the Natona. Constitution and Of the
Rights Of the People and will insist upon me
maintenance of the Constitution AS IT II, and
the restoration OF the Union as our TSth,r, mad.
:, T.. l,csiips furnishing
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CTEINWAY:S PIANOS. NEW YORK
y The best Pianos in the World.


10y WARRANTED FOR FIVE YEARS. -ssS
We would respectfully direct the attention Of
the citizens Of Morgantown and vicinity TO the
vast and universally admitted superiority of the
Pianos made by StCinway & Sons New York.
They received the FIRST CLASS PRIZE ME-
DIAL 1T the Worlds Fair, London, 1862. in COM
petition with $50 Pianos from all parts of the
world. Also. CARl!iRT'S MELOpEONS and
ORGAN HARMONIOUS. Mr. Cnrhart New
York il the original inventor of the Melodcon.
and ali other instruments Of the kind are but i'm
perfect limitations Of his manufacture.
They are warranted SUPERIOR TO ALL
OTHERS or the instruments forfeited.
Also. the celebrated "NARTlN' GUITARS:
FLUTES, V1OLINS, hest ITALIAN Il FRENCH
VIOLIN STRINGS, ANA 4 complete assortment
Of every description of musical goods.
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Notice We are the sole agents OF the nnri-
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MELODEONS, for Western Penn ii, Eastern Ohio
and North Western Va. Tnpr. 4-lv.
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THE SEMI-WEKKLY WORLD.

TIE SEMI-WEnKLy WORLD is large Quarto
sheet same size Us the daily, containing al its
news corrcSponlcucc, miscellany: and editorials
lis commercial and market news, and cncrt aim
inc selections and miscellaneous reading. It's
cattle market and provision reports make it
highly valuable 10 every famcr.
Published Tuesday and Friday. Single copies
three cents
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Weekly Democratic Leader.

INHE ATTENTION OF the Democracy Of Pc'ih-
J. sylvania and Of other States, is called IN, the
importance of extending the circulation Of the
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as the Union forces had fortified anc
were supported in great force.
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Circulate the Documents!
THE DEMOCRATIC LEADER.

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'TH r. r. A w s.

in high places or in low, believing that obedience
to LAW is service 10 God
Opposing every violation of the
FREEDOM OF SPEECH, OF THE PRESS,
OF POLITICAL DISCUSSION
AND ACTION,
by whomsOcver those violations arc committed,
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Miscellaneous,
RrYMER. is. EEYMER. II. y. EEYMHT
RcyRaser & Brothers,

IJ7HOLESA DE AL RS IN
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NUTS. SUGARS, FIRE WORKS, &c.
Nos. l26 j. Us Wood Street, 'dors FIN s..
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New Advertisements.

WANT ED-CuERESPoNpENCh.--A
N"uug N&n--an officer in tn" L. ). Vol
ug,c4.>-wi>lliu@ 30 ''shuilIc oil this Immortal
~oi Of >jn%l" ilc>sc'inc$s: desires 10 open a
correspondence y th voting lady who is intel
lieeut. pretty ana ut home. either in the kitchen
or parl0r-frYing Il beef steak Or sitting at the
piano Photographs exchanged. Communities
lions strictv ronitondrutial Address, with
reai name ..Mountain Ranger"
Co. y. l$t Va. Cav, Weston, Va.
Care Of Lieut. Hoffman.
Wh"cliu" !ticHig,Hcer copy 10 amount Of 81,
Il l.;,,r-,. III. Min. ! IL l2-1u.
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opposing every Flolatloh Vi Iie
CON INSTITUTION .

the only bond and hope of union, the only ground
upon which we Can cxhort and compel the allegi-
ancc Of the South:
nnnnsinr rrrrv infractinn of
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