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OFFICIAL.
DEPARTMENT OF STAT

WASHINGTON, October 20, 1853 (
Information has been officially communica-
ted to this Department that by decree of the
Government of venezuela OF the 5th of Septem-
Der last the duties on imports to that country
have been increased twenty five per cent, the
decree TO take effect at the end of sixty days on
goods imported from the United States.
The additional import Is declared to be tenn
porary, and its proceeds pledged strictly to the
pay ment OF a loan of $50, 600, recently author
lied.
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~ FOUL CHINNIEA
Il HH UDdersigned Sweep Master of the First
ssesnd and Third Wards Of the city viii attend
x5itns being left for him It bis residence. No
433 II street north. or ct the West, Northern Lib
srty. or Center Markets; p. WHITES Grocery
Store. corner OF = and 18th streets; N. GRHlNV
and 18th streets; SAMUEL RaDPERN,a' enrnsr
Penn avenue and 18th street.
oc 2O-3t* RI RnwRN
IMPORTANT TO FAMILIES The undsrsign
having perfected his arrangements in PhilsdeI-
phia, New York and Boston, takes this method Of
informing hiso customers and the public esn.
orally that he is receiving daily By eKpress-
rhine Chester County Beef,
South Down Mutton.
Salem county IN. j j Veal
Prime Philadelphia Butter, Capons,
Bucks county and New Jersey Chickens,
Sweet Bread, Phessants. Partridges,
Grouse, enipe, Woodoock, and every luxury of the
Eastern Markets.
Boston Clear Pork. soused Pigs Feet and Trips.
Smoked s9.e and n Piclled salpop and slibut,
Fruits and Vegetables.
To asailies ano others giving entertainments
this 10 the cheapest and best place In Washineton
to purchase. THO6. b. WILSON,
119 Pennsylvsnta avenue.
Oo ~ ON between 10Th and 9th streets
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THE SECRETARY OF WAR

The Secretary of War has not returned to
this city, as alleged In Northern papers OF yes
terday. In the meanwhile Assistant Secretary
r. b. Watson acts most efficiently as Secretary
OF War pro tenn. Secretary Stanton's absence
is, Of course, in connection with the business
of his Department
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FROM CHARLESTON.

NEW YORK, Oct. 2l.-The steamer Fulton
from Port Royal and Stono Inlet to the 18th,
has arrived. She reports all quiet At Charles
ton: also that on the 10Th she chased a blockade
runner nire hours, but the latter escaped in
the night
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Bishop Lee, Of Delaware, accompanied
by the Rev. Mr. Williamson, OF Illinois, sailed
yesterday in the steamer Saladin for Port au
Prince, Hayt, to survey the field with view
10 the establishment Of mission in connection
with the Protestant Episcopal Church Of the
United States.
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ORDERED

By Special order No. 2i6, Lieutenant Colonel
Schatner, OF the Invalid Corps, has been as
signed to duty in the Military District of W ash
ington, as commander of all companies of the
Invalid Corps now on duty in that Depart.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-21

HThe Progressive Age, Of Belfast Me-,
states that the famous trotter, ssFlora Temple
died IN that city on the 9th inst. She had trot-
ted at Bangor few days previously, and took
a sudden cold, which brought on an attack of
the distemper, OF which she died. Her owner
valued her at sixteen hundred dollars
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-21

~ Lieut.. Col. j. L. Donald son, late q uarter
master of the Department OF Baltimore, has
been transferred to Nashville, Tenn, as Chief
Quartermaster Of the Army of the Cumberland
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PRISONER or wAR

PRISONER OF WAR.
John Baker, Go. /, 18th Va. cavalry, arrested
by Major Thompson al Edwards Ferry, WAS
committed to the Old Capitol to-day, by order
Capt. Todd.
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CoMMuTATIoE MONEY!. Clephane, ESQ.,
the receiver of Communication money under the
draft, has received ninety -one thousand FIVE
hundred dollars from three hundred and five
persons W no We're drafted.
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PUBLIC RECEPTION FOR GEN. ROSE.
GRAMS AT CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI. Oct. 12.-The remains of Briga-
der General Lyle will arrive here this morn
ing.
Major General Rosecrans is expected to reach
this city to- morrow. A committee of citizens
have been appointed to give him a public re-
ctption
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-21

i ~ Captain George w. Russell, who was
arrested in Baltimore on Sunday, on serious
charges, has had an examination and been
parOIed.
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QUOTA OF TROOPS TO BE RAIsKD Under
THE NEW CALL

The work OF apportioning the number of
troops TO be raised under the late call of the
President among the several States and tine
District Of Columbia, has been begun at the
office of the Provost Marshal General. The
States thus far apportioned and the number Of
men to be raised by EACH is as follows;
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SER DIR. LOOMS advertisement, in another
column, for administering new anastheria in
extracting teeth. The forcep is robbed of its
terror
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u Rev. DR.. Elias Heiner, one of the most
prominent clergymen of Baltimore, died yes.
terday. 30
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THEFT.-On Saturday last a colored girl
giving the name Of Emma, aged about thirteen
years, hired herself In the family OF Mr. NJ
Cailan, on r street, and left at an early hour
this morning. taking with her q large quantity
OF ladies' wearing apparel, incon veniencing
the ladies OF the family considerably.
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nr GRAND UNION MEETING!

4 6raad Union Meetnk will be heid at the
Laurel, in Prince Georges county, Md. on YRI.
DAT, tie 80 of October, to commence At O'Clock
In the evening.
The Hon. GRlEs ADAMS, Of Kentucky, Colonel
JoHs o. HOLLAND, our nominee for CONGRESS. and
other distiasuisAsd ssntlsmsn viii address, tho
meeting.
An good friends Of the cause are inyitsd Ia A.
tsnd. D order Of the Committee. oeA.n.
n~TH1 UNDBRsIGNlD MANAo1o1 n
US the YIotestant Orphan Aayinm 1890 e
e1rourSS 70 lhs pablo that The institVtios n n
HSe sfc1t increase Of Rrics Tor the nsesssi-
tsss III nts !. fsi sorely b. ALL but b. mons more
e: Win sadly receive any Donations
II: Lra: President ss.srs.
IA !Assa!.o1os, 463 etA street.
Mrs. HoDcI.
sss Sc: sss sS.ss.;S;s ss- York avenue. .
s aaAnaIs, Marine Bssraass
~. 3tnAon. STA 01h afrnrf
H His:; cconniIhH...a. aSs ssrsss.
rs. hi aIE. s I'D ; : ssss:ss.
s.s SSill1sss c ~ rssi svsass.
Nrs efess. sors:r Ia 90 streets.
~ aR1A1 DAl1xM1nv M11fT1o -an
sstenA Dse:hE vhIet win Be hsia On TaffSS ssss
DAY 1VDNING, the I'd. @ o'clock, On fsf.Ssfs
bet ssen lth and sta streets north. CAns ere
come eli. it II % POUR interest. o. % sts
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n@FAIR, RAIR.-A Fair for the benefit Of St.
w P.trieas Parish nN MI epsn At Cd Odd Felo.,'
continue two weeks. The autiful display Of Fancy
and Useful Artisles toss'her Nth ,he am pie Be-
eIes viii render 1t one of the most attractive Fairs
eve + held in Washington. Ocl7-tf
~NIGHT SCHOOL.-The Night School of
the Fourth District, will com mence its SEES
sion in the basement of the Presby teran Church
corner of 9Th ana c streets, Island. on WEDN ES-
DAY .2lst inst. A member of the Sub Board of the
District will be present each evening" to whom ap-
plications for ad N ission can be made.
Sub Board, Fourth District
oc Iq-lw tRepub
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PoY wANTED--One capable of taking care OF
sness apply TO JOS. ". RAvis, corner 9th and
HANDSOME RURsIsHED ROOMS House
IA newly painted ard pspsred, 2sa street, be,
Sn S the nsa atT
svoR ssLE-Two largo BRICK HOUSES, we'll
l located, one on Penn. avenue, With store roar.,
tie the sss TIE s b,s Be s,d
Gil al Nc. 500 9Th street, 'ove Northern Loe.E
STRAYkD-on SUNDAY night, October isth, 1855.
sARE ssns md SisS
switch tail; fred on both hooks. Any one .fndiss
&c fss@iSso i sn @
ByJ.c. moa UIRs Il co Auotioseer. =
oSessA ,,6 ;,
O'Clock, at the auction rooms Of Vas. d. Mc,.nirS
y ss$ q Il i TS,a a 0sii +:
II :s$
&.
BY. Q. MCGUIRE co.. Aue,ion.srs.
WY HANDS0An BUILDING Lots ON
pgs,lS c0s Auc. sao WnbHassSS.a1FF
az ne oetobss asts q hs!f gs.t
sas .s'sss na Fl s :ss ap ssiss
back IS feet inches.
The south part Of Lot No. Ii. same esuaxs. fontfne
- feet Sz inches on Third street between \ and
-stfeAts north and ronnins back % stk tpchea
There are cstesned very choice Banding Lot6
and the sale is !orfhy tes attention OF rersnns
Term: One third cash the reraainAsr In ttxIva
unths, With Interest, secured ~ deed oftrast on
Oonvey 1ness 1t ths cost o. tbs purchaser,
essi - o Veg UIRe CO, AaAts.
nA. ~. ,. HrRL1Y. Lars % NAeHVfLL1
ssr2 exs thtl city that hep-cDosos 10 prSetiea hi
RseasS1Ssn;s fsx tbs yrssrat he saa 81 icuaaa
sstsSssas1 sVee', ess q 90 =. W.@s
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TA sPEolAL MEETING OF TRE JOUR.
anes Hal. street, between 9th and 10Th strast.
on III KSDAY, October the 22d.
bs 0fasr the COMMITTEE Of Arrangements
WARRINGTON r A. c., No l6,-THURs
N3 DAY AWNING, October 22d, 1859 the res .
mar meeting night. at which time the election Of
tenn Eanions will take due notice, and govern
tht mHelves ACCORDINGLY,
BY order Of the n H.P
oe2L2. 9. B TH0MPsoN, seo'y.
n]LAUGHING GAs.-DR. LOOMIs "a. D.
US avenue. viii administer Nitrous Oxide and
wSirAnt iDsensibility to pain in Extrs citing Tee n
This - pnrer article than il Generally =; yan AZ
pus!ic exhibitions and never attend d with dan.
So. oc2l-lW~
n% GRAND UNION MEETING.
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INV. y. HrRL1Y. LATK % NAeHvILL1
~ xsens tahe 81 this nsthed oftnfeFmiae the ek6
Rse3esSnn:x Peg tbs presrnt 80 eaa g. Sound 9
aT& llshth strees, Ast q usad n, WlMs
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Washington Money Market-Lates. Quo

Washington Money Market-Latest Quo.
tati0hS.
Furnished by Lewis johnson & Co., Bank
erS:
Buying. Selling.
q. s. Coupon Bonds, 1881 ......la9X 11e4
Y. = S2Os 80. ....... $3.50. par
y. s. $50 Notes ................1e6x le7s
QuertermaSters' Chech. 99b
new Cernncat0S. ............ IVY
American Gold. ....A1al43 las
American Silver.
NEW YORK RAT1s-sECoND BOARD.
Coupon 6's, 1881, ITO; 1905, 10Y. Certid-
Gates OF Indebtedness, s9a; Gold. HiA; Mich
tEan Southern, 81 =; Alton and Terrahaute. 63k.
Chicago and Northwestern. as; Fort Wayne,
S5A. Stocks better.
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SUPREME CoURT.-This Court was in session
this morning, and adopted rules regulating the
practice be fore the courts, W hich they ordered
TO be published, and adjourned over to Satur-
day. These rules were prepared by q commit
tee composed of MessTs. William Redin, Joseph
ii. Bradley, ST., W. u. Davidge, r. H. Gillett,
and the Clerk, (Mr. Meigs,) appointed in May
last.
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a nA1E OHANOl.-A 6utlse wishes "a aell out
"A Ais Interest in D good Daytns buainSss. CON
nectso with . Hospitai near the city IDSly At
- kusopsaa Hotel, corner OF litA ani p ave-,
= w 49,. - 81 Oc 10 ST.
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Commissioner of the Sixth Ward
THOMA& BAYND,
l9AAC o. BARTLETT,
90 I'D Assistant Commissioners,
pO6TAGE STAMP ALBUMS, Various styles
and prices, . very convenient book for collec.
tors OF stamps. Just received and for sale BY
PHILIP SOLOMONS,
&C U-H 332 Penn avenue
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. Sc L p 81 q b, APOR,
L AND

E>OR SALE-A Fine, Stylish SADDLE HORSE;
Il young, and of Black Hawk stock; easy
in gait, and very gentle; warranted sound. IN
Suitable for lady or gentleman. Sold w.
1t this Office, Tor three days. oc2l St.
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T ADIHs' DR1ss FURs.

Il A Large BAY HORSE.
Arst rate Family Horse ~
Inquire z62 Teath street. IA
&C W. between b and n
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THE SMITHsoN COURT-MARTIAL-The court
resumed this morning the examination of Mr.
Charles Wilson. On the conclusion of Mr.
Wilson's examin alton, MIR. Ulysses Ward was
called to the witness stand and examined as to
the handwriting of the accused. Several other
witnesses We're examined on the same point:
after which the court adjourned.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-07-07
BARNUM'S SELF-SEWER,
Special COmmIssiOnor's sale.

Special COmmissiOner's Sale.
In the United States Circuit Court for the Northern
District Of Illinois. r... r.-
BENJAMIN N. FIELD,
Nicht las s. Rafferty,, Patrick O'Marah, Jr GeolTry
VConnell, John Gregory, Charles d. OConnaII Henry
A. Huntington, John +. FarnsWorth, Hezekiah II
Bryant and James Fish implicated with John Fiddy-
In CHANCERY.
F0RBCLOSE OF MORTGAGE:
NOTICE b. hereby given that /, Philip A. Hoyne
IN Special Commissioner in the above entitled cause
appointed by said court Ia pursuance Of order Of
SAID court made In said cause the eleventh lay of
December last-shall on Saturday the 25th day Of
april next at two Of the clock In the afternoon At
ooor 81 the Court House in Joliet in the County Of
VIII and Dstrct aforesaid to the highest bidder far
Inc South half Of Lot number three (3) in Block
NUMBER eighty (6OG in the Village Of Lockport IN the
county OF Will, and State Of illinois, Sale absolute
a., PHILIP A. H0YNE, Special Commissioner.
Chicago, March "a. 1879 ~ ~
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HNhe New World Self adjUstins Cloth
Il Ringer, sold at New York manufacturing prices
by S. W. STONE & CO., Agts
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HANGE HOTEL
Ia WiIhasAetSn; EInnols

i neg 70 announce 70 shs Public In general. that
y have hkeH rhe above Hotel and hope for con-
~ e4pee ~ thos4 hyors 20 largely bestowed on th.
|. EveEy attention Win be paid to the p.r,.,., -.
Iorts guests uh1 may favor with fhoir Sr,r-,
ne Bar viii be supplied with choice stock az 49,
Liquors, Cigars, &c. 100 = f-r11 "a " tnes-
The sable vii Be found most Complete To- a..
com nodation Of HorPes and CarriaEeS. - 80 -
March T. ,ses W. GILMAN, Propristar.
.tnleSn.
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ID UNS to all trains arriving ct and departing from
III the city. Baggage taken to and from the Dcpots
and packages delivered in all parts Of the city and VI
einity. Orders len at the Post Once News Depot will
be promptly attended 10. Charges moderate.
Jan 5th, 1851 HUGH CARLIH.
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s5th semi-Annual Expose.
E E tina INUR ANC E Co
HARTFORD. CONN.

sf.,r.. ASSETS, JANUARY, 1863.
Cash, Treasury Notes and Certificates. on w '~SS
hand and deposited call and In
Agents' hands. 49, S6sh saI A.
Bank Stock Of New York. Hartford Bos-
ton, St. Louis. Philadelphia and other
II places y sss sat. s,o.,. !, 0ss,sO1 90
CITY R n j. Ohio MO Michigan and Indiana 5s74O5 90
ford, Rochester, Jersy, Milwaukee, 92- lao ~
Railroad Stocks, Hartford 4 New Havan ~
Conn., River, and Boston q Worcester no Goa M
S s.O. .ea eol DonuS; I70,535 60,
Real Estate, Unineumbered, sSS n
GROSS t2,ces.1lO 50
LESS LIABILITIES: TTkFf
Losses, unadjusted and H-var -,
not due .Hf+7 &15o nan ~
January Dividend, Paid, 1000 % .ssoo,s ;,
DUE kvo,v ~ u.-.,. s2s64,O7o 81
hs,ssOectfuIly solicit, and, vIll take D,s.,rr. =.
~N4i0g 70 your Insurance wants :" NJ
sW. BOWEN, Agent.
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THE MARKETS.
MARRIEI

In tbisc city. on the % inst, by r. Hobbs, Esq, III
L. r. UFFoRD to Miss ANNA n. NAPIER.
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NOTICE.

COUNT or WnI, IS r....
WIN County Circuit Court Of Oct term thereof issa
Charles d. Lamb and William LanL.l; 4 ~
-. Michael W. Quinn. Attachment
HIDAtlT OF the non residence NJ az. "a n
"A hachasi w Quinn, having besrisiod =, ~ ~
OF the Clerk Of the Circuit Court of VIII d-ss ~
ne notice Mice Is Therefore hereby siyen sd ssssS
Ant Achael '" Quinn, that wit o. asfa-l,nsc., -.
sued out Of the ece Of ths CLERK Of ala 49,, ~ - -
; . o. ! Sharies u Lamb aad William Lamb &c.
Juas otA A y lS63 FIR the sum Of Fiy. U,,ndS -,
ar aeSied to the Sheriff Of SAd County, WHICH ~
$500 nes "een returned duly executed By The said
,,N Nov; Therefore, unless you the said drS.,d.,,
shca1ei ". Quinn shall personally be and annsa- ~.
,ps ts circuit Court Of VIII County in the Sac
ininois on the frat day Of the next Tsrm * $50 -
1e holden at the Court House in the cir ~ 49, ~
me Soenty and State aforesaid on the rst Mo-A7x ~
OetoOer next, and give special bail rIes anSvser - A.
% ne ss,a plaintiffs action. sdgss-nt VIII 8
entefed against you By the said eoHt n1d IN fvr m
me tad plaintiff and % much ofths pso1srtT affacbsd
- may De sufheent to EAtsty tbs said lad snt ana
costs WI be sold 20 pay the sang -. -
D. n. PIxSEr. PITs Atey.
June le, 1854 F' rr nIe~
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WE do Jobbins Work of all kinds in Tin, Copper,
w Sheet Iron, and take old Iron, old Copper and
Rags in pay-N"w Strong Store East side.
STRONG 4 BROOKS.
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COLLINS STILL AHEAD.
FOR SALE.

" THIN Three miles Of the city Of Joliet on Of
w tie enest farms In VIII County, containing
rs acres, consist ing Of about l7e Of prairie aud
the balance sAsr Jar d. Said farm is well watered
and II In every respect desirable property. The whole
part will be sold % piatt suit the PURCHASER
Terms easy Enquire Of BsTtsr = AAeumber, in the
Joliet, March IL, 1863
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y Notice of CoDarI,,er.1.,0

SAE undersigned have this day entered into q.
PSsrs1eLshP in the business, management and
-. ln the various departments Of the IlH
In. Ptman & Co. ~" "'Hi
r- ,. NJ PITMAN
JOfiet, May II, 1858. Ar>'
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STR.AYED

IRON EeE Lenox about the nrst Of Aprii, . DARK
Is red COW with white spot IN forehead, dEy siues
last tals about years old, above the aledtn sizs,
Caring horns-not very long, and wids on the hips.
Said belongs the Sisters Of the Convent q the
Good Sheppard, Chicago. Any person Who win give
information by letter otherwise 10 the subscriber
Joliet will be literally rewarded.
April III 1858. PATRICK KAvANkeBl
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MAsTRR1S SALE

NOTICE 4 hereby given that by virtue Of a dsrrs.
IN Of the viii Cceaty Circuit Court made al the NAV
term thereof A. D. 1855, In suit IN equity therriS
pending between Eivis Harwood, coulplsint ana
Angela ~ Skinner widow Of and Angela A. skinner
and OTIS skinner only children and heirs a. law
Of OTIS A. Skinner, deceased, and Benjamin. H. skinber
Otis A. skinner, DECREASED DEFENDANTS the
Master IN Chaneery IN aud for said county viii a. ~
I'D day 81 July, A. ID. 1853, between the hours OF tvs
and four O'clock p 81, offer for sale for cash a ths
north door q the Court House Joliet IN aid COUNT
at public yendue, the following described TaI esfa
situate ~ VIII County and STATE q Illinois, to-vft:
Lot two Block nineteen (o) In that paF offhoeity
q Joliet known a. Old Juliet Iaid Out By James B.
Campbell The Be sold subject 10 the note far
HOO Doars and balance Of interest that may become
due thereon mentioned and described n tie decree
upon which said sale b 10 b as and afso subject .
redemption provided By ths stAufe Do regard % the
redemption Of moFtgnesd premises for sale .
". o. 600DHUB Nastsr in CbaoceFy.
Joliet Juna SOth. 1853. !
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A CARD TO THE LADIES.
DR.. DupOncO's Golden Pills,

Infallialle In correcting, regulating and removing
all Instructions from whatever cause, and always
cessful as preventive.
Infalble in relieving stop?ages and irregularities
Of the meBses. These pills nothing new. but in
France aud America, with unparalleled every
case, and he is urged by many thousands ladies' who
have used them, make the Pills public for the allie
Walton Of those suffering from any Irregularities what
well to prevent increase Of family where
health will not permit it. Females peculiarly situated
those supposng themselves cautioned against
using these Pills white in that condition, the pro-
prietrr assumes responsibility after the above adj
montion although their mildness would prevent any
mischief to health otherwise the Pills are recon-
mended. Full and explicit explanations accompany-
ing each box. Price 81 90 per box.
Sold by B. BLACKMAN. Druggist,
sole agent for JOLIET. and will County" Ill
LADIES, by sending him $l.00 to Joliet Post ONCE,
and have the pills sent Confidently by mail to any
part the country.
N.B-Look out for couuterfeits. Buy no Golden
Pills Of any kind unless every box is signed D. Howe.
An others are a base imposition, and unsafe; there
fore. you value your lives and health Ito say moth
ing of being hunt out Of your money! buy only
OF those who show the signatures OF S. d. Howe on
every box which has recently been added, account
Of the Pills being countercited. Heterogeneous COM
posing the above pills made known to every Agent
and they will tell you they SAFE and will perform
all claimed for them.
Sold by LORD SMITH, Chicrga and by one Drug
gist IN every town. city and village IN the State.
s. d. HOWE, Sole Proprietor,
Oct. II, 1s62.-ly New York.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-07-07
Atu AOOertlssments.

the utmost satisfaction CAN for 'Robaeks Catawba
Brandy" which may be found for sale by Druggists,
GrOcors aud dealers generally throughout the west.
c. A.CoOK General Agent, Chicago.
Sold in Joliet Ly J. ii. Brown, B. Blackman. @. ii.
" OOdruff, f. NJ. Bray, f. worendIe and F. ssson.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-03-11
The W-- I'm yirrinia.

Dava-stf Ifsr w N, SF,,5rg Ro1f-.
Fdrai Cqa1iy Rmhi .f CaghuM
WugEuSg, Irrcl l-rho Winchester
respondent Of the Wheeling Iuto,ligea,
GER under date Of the 10Th nil, give, tho
following particulars Of q disgracelul al,
fair between O portion Of our troops and
the enemy iltaaJ vicinity. On tie 2jth
a rebel cavalry scout eighty strong, came
inside oGour pieaet, on the Srasburg
road, and after q skrnish with the in'
rny pickcDs, in which t0o were wousd-
ed ON G, ca side, they retired capturing
our infantry pjcl5ot7 Of twelve men.
Five hundred men of the 18Th Pennvl>
vaaia and lst New York Cavalry were
sent in pursuit, and rocapurel, beyond
Strasburr most of the prisoners and hor>
ses. They also took q number Of prison
ers. But the commander Of our datach,
mcnt transcribed his orders and pursucd
the enemy beyond Woodstock, where. af
ter driving in tho rebel pickets, they
stood pagioyi0g in tho road, without
guarding against a surprise. The cuemy
soon returned in force, charged upon ana
threw our men into confusion, killing.
woundng and capturing two hundred in
the flight Of twenty miles Our men made
no stand, though outnumbering the enc,
N.Y.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-03-11

CONGRESSIONAL ELEcrIoNs.-The States
which are to hold elections for members
OF Congress this year are as follows:
New Hampshire g members second
Tuesday in March.
Rhode lslaud z, first Wednesday in
April.
Connections (4,) first Wednesday in
April.
kentucky (9) first Monday in August.
Vermont t3,) first Tuesday in Sept.
California l3,) first Thursday in Sept.
West Virginia VIII elect three members,
and there may be applicants for seats from
the old State Of Virginia, one member
from Louisiana, two members from Ten.
nesseo, two members,