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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-09-15
Josh Billings takes a Risk.

l KUN to the conclusion lately that life
wuZ 50 unsartln, that the ouly wa for me
tn stand fair chance with other folks,
wuZ to get mi life insured, so kaIled on
the Agent ov the "Garden Angel life In
surance," and answered the following
questions, which wuz put to me, over the
top Ov pair ov gold specks, by slick
little fat old Teller, with little round grey
head, and az pretty little belly on him, az
emmy man ever owned:
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-09-15

eight Exchange Sold at the lowest
CURRENT RATES AT
HANTs AND DROVERs RANK
KattSSoRS Building,
Banking Hours, to IL, and to 4.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-09-15

nR. HENRY F0LKB, having permanently located
Jim Joliet, for the purpose Of practicing Medicine,
Would respectfully tender his professional services to
epublc. Office in Hawley's Block, and residence on
Joliet st., q feWdoors north Of the Joliet Bank
Jan. ID, 1863. u
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-09-15

n ii. PINREY, Attorney at Law. Once in Bush's
~. Block opposite National Hotel, Joliet, Illinois
PARTICULAR attention given TO the procuring Of Pen
iohs, Back Pay, Bounty Money and all war claims.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-09-15

A GENT FOR THE UNITED STATES AND AMER.
IA lean Express Companies will forward Frcightand
VsluAbles to- all points Of the country. Notes. Drafts
and Bills collected and proceeds returned promptly.
Joliet, July ID, 1858 matt
O2rt0n Smith, Police Magistrate, and JUS o
ID ofthe Peace, Office Bluff Street IL Merchants Row
I'll take pleasure In waiting all who may entrust
with their Business of any kind in hisline.
NIB. On the west Side ofthe River Joliet.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-09-15
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BUSINESS CARDS.
AUG ION z e n /.

ID II. maps, announces to the public that he has
III. taken out license, and offers his services auc
toneer, Snd will attend sales fer that purpose In this
city aud County, II required, Charges moderate.
Orders promptly attended TO. Postofice address,
Joliet 33-ly
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1863-06-20
IMPORTANT TESTIMONY.
Export Of tie Judges At tie last For of lie Adssoekssexs
Charitable AecAoasc Associotion.

Export Of tie Judges At tie last Far of tie Mdssoeksses
Charitable Mechanic AssociatSon
"FouR PARKHR's SEwNa NAcHNs.-This Machine d
20 constituted that embraces the combinations Of the
various patents owned and used BY Elias Hove r.,
Wheeler Wilson, and Grover & Baker for which these
parties pay tribute These together with Parkers I'm.
provements make It beautiful machine They soH
ffs@ - to e12o each hey vezy perfect in their
mechanism. being adjusted before leaving TIE manuAe-
tory in such manner that they cannot ct daanged-
ne feed which very essential point In god ma
chine, simple, positive and complete The apparatus
for guaging the length Of stitch very simple and eject
i've The tenon, - veil - al other pafs, d veil n
ranged There 3 another feature which stzkes your
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table between tie standard In contact With the
dress OF Tie OPERATOR and therefore, No danger nom Oh
dirt. This machine makes the double lock sch, bat
is 20 arranged thastt lays the ridge upon The hack quite
dat and smooth doing away in great measure with the
objection sonetines w.gsd On thss seeosat >.
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The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1863-06-20
C. J. LEE. M. D.,

kseeap Informs tAs citizens Of Nary,vis and yicini
~, that heipermansnty located here fr II. n,,t;c. Of
MEDICINE AND SURGERY.
.ne osa twenty years experienoein the prae
dos Of his profession b ean ss,ur. tho.
their paronage that they VIII receive the b Of hu and
astention. Once and residence st tie ..or.h,,. - .,
hill at the eaSt end Of town.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1863-06-20

nies for Medals; Police, Mili.
~ TARY AND FIEzxEN's BADGxs; MxIAIIc
LErrERS; NorARIAL AND OTHER SEALS AID
fHEssxs iSrsNcn MAKING PLarEs; BrxDED
SrANrs; Door PLATES; BAGGAGE CHxcKs;
VIEWS OF BUILDINGS AND MACHINERY; WE'D
DING AND FALLING CARDS; DRAWINGS YoR IRS
PATENT OFFICE Address
CH1LDS d Co., p. q. Box e.
The New York herald., 1863-09-07
oeeded in crossing tho river IN bottom eoas before

ceeded In crossing tho river in fat bottom boa,s before
our troof me mp
at grSboArs wKRx p9 ovrgxp
acou' ne mile below PORT Conway drawn 40 AZ the enc
my tde ol The river and protection of battery
- iour ne Wy guns The ronfede ate flag was flying from
the olsheaos and their guns moved tho hattie
~ Eorine he night Gen Fitzpatrick ordered Ilout ~
uerr, {" he morse artillery corps ta Ike up his position
ABOUT one thousand pnces he the boats, and leute
nan. eeders 70 take bis position at about The same DIS
tance above
large force OF the Michigan brigade occupied the shore
In front as shi shooters.
Al break OF day both batteries opened Arc on the gun
boats and Fort Couw-y. The our shei told and
after the first shot fired by Lieut. Elders We them
move five bodies.
IHE RxaEi ARrIIkRY-oNH
Their guns were too heavy for range. and few
OF their shots told, but whzzed right heads We
continued incessant fire for Ave hours. About
that time one OF the boats dipped stern foremost and
went down The other rolled about. helpless battered
log About ten O'Clock A. the enemy were reinforced
with larse battery of eight guns, and having accom-
pilshed his pur ose Gen. Fitzpatrick foil back,
should have stated that Buiord's cavalry occupied
patrick rear. Considering the heavy firing the loss
side small, being one lieutenant killed and
five or six wounded. We bad several horses killed.
DEATH OF LIEUTENANT irGGE1r
General Fitzpatrick deeny regrets loss OF Lieutenant
Leggett Of his STAFF killed in the engagement Ienten-
ant Leggts family were from Long Island but removed
Michigan. braver soldier the General says never
drew sword Whenever he had mission OF importance
he ever selected Lieutenant Legget He several times
went into the enemys camp learn their position and
10 ascertain the weak points for attack Tho General Ia
getting hts body embalmed be forwarded his sor.
rowing friends The General and his command returned
TO camp yesterday evening.
The New York herald., 1863-09-07
Married.
r..,,,on.-c.ss,s",,r sund,,

FARnfsGroS-G Asss-on Sunday, August 20, by the
Rsv. pr Crook g. w. FARRs0ros 70 JosErHSH daughter
OF Joseph Gasstn, oil OF this city
FnrPArucK-MvANY.- "Wednesday September 2, by
tho Row John Turner JOHN FITZPATRICK 10 MARY A. MHA
all of Brooklyn.
Hicxn-SroKRs- Thursday. September Q, by tho
Rev. J. A. Roche, THOMAS H. HicxHv TO EnnA A. sroRKs
both OF this city,.
the Rev Levi Weed, Of Sands Methodist Episco-
pal church. Nr. JoHN McIOuGHLN 70 Miss SusAA X.
wRi0Br ali of Brooklyn, l.
SwAsar-wAIsos-0nT Thursday September 3, by the
Rev. John Brush. GsoKan SwAxHr 70 MARaAxM WArsos,
both Of Westchester county.
Orkney (Scotlsnd) papers please copy.
The New York herald., 1863-09-07
NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.
wAssrsaroU. sspt. q. 1855,

wAsHsoroH, Sept. Q, 1855.
rHE nxPoRrATI0N or ARMS, MUNITIONS or
WAR, ETC.
Tho President has ordered that the Executive order
dated November 81 1899, prohibiting tho expectation
from tho United States Of arms, ammunition and muni
tons Of war, under which the commsndants Of depart
meats by order OF the Secretary OF War dated May
H. 1863 directed to prohibit tho purchase and sale for
expectation from tho United states OF a hsrsss and
mules within their respective commands and take and
appropriate 10 the Of the United States any
horses, mules and live stock designed for expectation
BE- 50 far modified that any heretofore imported
into the United satos be reexPorted to tho place Of
original shipment and that any live stock raised in any
State Territory bounded by the Pacific Ocean may b
exported from any part OF such State Territory
INSTRUCTIONS IN Rs0ARD TO DEsRRrxRs.
Instructions have been Issued requiring that mon
charged with acserton, who belong 70 regiments whose
terms have expired, not able clear themselves Of
the charge shall DO compelled 70 out she remainder
of The term.
THE FATE or LIEUT.. COZ. BRoDERICK AND MAJOR
sHELLMKYKR.
Ohcai information has been received in regard 10 the
fate OF Lieut. Col Broderick and Nsor sheImeysr First
New Jersey cavalry. In the cavalry ght at Brandy
tion on June o They both killed the charge upon
tho rebel General suarts headquarters. Broderck fell
at the very entrance Of General sutarts tent.
pEARrH or NEWS IN rHE cAPIrAL.
This has been ono Of tho most Intensely quiet Sun
days experienced In Washington. terrible
deartn Of news prevails. Ths only commotou
noticeable tho arrival and departure Of large trains Of
suffers wagons for the Army Of the Potomac The
cury of travelling upon tho road from Alexandria 70
warrenton requires thsm 10 travel in large companies
and attended BY strong escort. From three TO four
hundred wagons laden with suffers supplies started for
ha front this aftnrn0ou
CORRECTIONS.
Is denied that Colonel l. c. Baker becn ordered
tho hed the ocs Of Provost Marshal OF the War
Department abolished. and says such order contem
plsted
An Of the press represents the Postmaster Gene
raj, instead d Secopd Assistant Postmaster General
Mel ellan, being III as his residence In Washington
rhe formers health improved by his late vis 20 hs
North
The New York herald., 1863-09-07
The Brig BRinbridge.
:
IHE REPORT or HER ARRIVAL AT CHARLESTON
DOUBTED.

IHg RErORr or HER ARRIVAL AT CHARLESTON
DOUBTED.
In late correspondence from Norris Island t Il stated
that the brig BanbrIdge had arrived. win be rsmem.
bered that this vessel reported by coored man
picked at TO havc foundered tho hurricane Of
the 2si u The correspondence merely the fact
Of her arrival but gives report OF her voyage and
therefore leaves us still in doubt her safety,
vessel ans@crng to nor dcscr ption may have arrived
and been mistaken for the cambridge. ~
Our naval reporter spent portion of yesterday 10
deavoring 70 find person lately arrived that
vicinity who could clear up tho doubts st hanging over
the fate Of this vessel He conversed with Captain
wotton Of the Fulton which left there Tuesday morn
ing and with several Of hts officers but all or them were
unable 10 Civ, any n'ormstiou relation 70 her and
they Of the opinion had been there they would
have seen her
same results obtained We hopes yet
OF her safety, but doubt t. In all probability OF
the officers and would have written letters which
would have come homo by the last mall, and we heard
from her in that way. In years gone by We have had
tales Of shpwreck told to by deserng sailors, which
have proved fase and 1t may be in this and
trust may be Of these that has saddened
many beaVts.
Tho correspondent furnishes the information may
vessel like her coming In, has written her down the
brig believe TO be lost We have done all we c,uld
ASCERTAIN tho Of the report OF her safety
viii be obliged wait until tho arrival OF the next mail
from Charleston before write definitely of hor
The New York herald., 1863-09-07
mIscELLANEous.

BuH'@ coco.rsr
ror p,.,..'r ana ,eaa ,Os ~ aal, .aa roDa.,,As
- coroalas lola> - alluA foria. arsr proportion
dsodorted .,, 80, -,
prepared e>pressy for thi.e irpo,.
no sher 90 % 1aa q, ss~. s lssunsr prceeres
II sog55ss sd5s1s rF r AIE mHfs sEp si sa s
II nEMAiSs ioNGEsT IN EFrEcr
It's the best AMI c,s.'rsi -, pas,sa
Bos.s. Oct "a. isss
a. rssrsr have ased your coc.lps 4 "a, sr~ees.
q. c0cc marked AMI eAtr.ordinar tA' dsem
~ .or., ~ for several year. Ls- hero Ia
s @ sh,a 20 's,eo s q q .ss .s. & ss ~. ~. . *,
1n"napaas 1 ar "a .hes s isos"S iF- rAo~er o. sso~
ny barber ircd y.rloo. 40 ilc.sn. s.sa; . &C. ~
provoked NE. = preoarr ,.aa ,ry 4,
,.,on which hsv, ~rtrciy dssosessed and ny
hair before good condition -four oeedi~As
s~rvant, .
BALDsEss
q.-r.-r-when o-, s-.a Jour 'es cseo.i"s an. s.a s.-
bali sven In the meaitiu,e ha< Ied desen dn
ali s.s'as 10 - ,aisaissf ~,,ssu ssasScis
s...., TaT a. .a . g.., . =, h:.ss T,.sf
the o bottle ny ssd pate !. coycrea Al
which sppesr. sross and hr4.,AS. snd Sr.rmn~s %
IL word your coooain~ ese~seu. the best prrr~r.
accomPishes moro than q pros''ra ..ry ,raly ,"~
Obliged ssd ohedirpt servant D T. nERWiM
hrssrs Josnrn BuRsxrr. Co. s~sua
LOSS or hAIK1i
Messrs Josrru Buassrr Co -
cannot refuse the sanitary r9Artt In
grsvAied Of your ~rcelrnt Hair orr Coenxneb.
For uoAth. hair had been tsrinGsr ustr vAe
fearful losing entirely The kin head bresss
gradually uramed lint seuld top~h
.,i1aa pas. Th. q, ND eoaatoa .n-s,.sd !. "
nj vsraus advertised hair washes whit hsve stoeD
been told routsn caniphene spirit
Ny the Aisirc ~ phyAlcan 70 ~hosn had shsws
your p.oeas OF purfyin the oil eomm.rrsdi is ths
la, June The Appir rAsn ANA, ed ,hs raiss
In three fcur days tn. r.nsss md ,sod~r
pfar-d thr bsir csssed 10 fn'as' ksve nov
thick growth OF hair. trust thai oshers similarly
Ariietrd vii, BE- sdu ord Try the same ren.ds raars
very truly SUSAN X PORK.
IRRITATION " .liE snALks
wAunyills, M. s~r% ~ 10
hessr~. JosSru nrRSprr 4 Co.
BENEFITS have derived from the OF csvaa,ss
Twelve hsi The typhus fsser sftef r~"v-J
found my~-f troubled With IN Irritation OF Nc saap
whehe had continued tn much. and ~ sis
yiAls u had failed q, mud rem~ty.
Having Cocnsne advertised. parri aed bot
t only for the purpose of hair hr~ssing hui 10 ssv
priss, u has enr~iy rsuoved thr frAiion Of 40 long
standing Deriving much bensa from iis IsNl hsv,
recommended frtrud wbo ~sr~ AmIsea
in the and has wholly efadi.t.f hs nssAss
single appration renders hair matter hdv $40
dry soft aud giosay several days u ncnrieA
hy all who have us~d 10 be the best ssd shes5~< haw
frspar.a " JCs.vH BURNETT CO.. so..oa. .ss n.
sAls everywher~.
The New York herald., 1863-09-07
SHARP BATTLE LII ARKANSAS.
The Rebels Defeated and Driven Across
the Bayou Metairie Bridge.
The Raemys Loss Que Hundred Killed and
Two Hundred Captured.
~. LOUIS. ssot. O. 1898.

n. LOvs. sept. 0, 1898
special despatch from Memphis says:-
The steamer Progress, from White river. brings tbe
sews that General Davidson with cavalry artillery
constituting the advance m General steees army the
2sh Of August drove the enemy thousand strong
across bayou Me.are bridge killing and woundng about
one hundred and capturing two hundred. Our loss
thirty. The rebels burned the bridge after crossing
General Stece was at Duvai's Bluff on tho 3ist ult.
The New York herald., 1863-09-07
Postal Facilisiss 60 Rebel Prisosers el
War.
70 THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

JoHxsoHs leland, Michigan August -, 1853.
WIN you be 10 kind a. 10 inform Us. through the
columns OF your paper. what postage b required .
letter from here 70 RchmoDd, Va, VIA Old Point
also letters allowed 70 through the limos from
Confederate prisoners f war; know 81 hundreds Of
have cred. The inference s they not
ceived. II tho govern ent wl allow communication,
should be notified Of H. IL In hard enough 10 be
with whom congeniaity at all exists, but to be de-
privcd Of all communication with home Is TOO bad Please
answer the above and oblise.
CONFEDERATE PRISONER or WAR.
We have taken pains 70 the inquiry of
respondent subon the following rules regarding
postal arrangements with tho Confederate States. The
regulations were made BY General Dix spring. and
presume stil in force
l. No letter must exceed page Of letter sheet
relate TO any other than purely domestic matters
2. Every letter must be signed with the writer's
10 full
g. All Letters must he sent with i've enclosed
10 20 10 Richmond, and ten cents beyond.
e. All letters must be endorsed TO the Commanding
General (roser) Of the Department OF Virginia. at For
trcss Monroe No letter any other address wi
be forwarded.
All letters sent fortress Monroe. without strict
compliance these rules except for federal prisoners Of
war, will be transmitted 10 the dead letter Office.
The sympathetic silusIon OF correspondent. 10
an hard enough 70 be prisoner &c = entitled
TO no consideration II " one of the msforunes acc
dents of be taken prisoner and experiencing its
attending nconvenences and deprvaiions. The United
States authorities from the inception Of the have
treated tho rebel prisoners with Tar more nasnanimy
than they deserve when contrasted with the shameful
and sometimes barbsrous treatment the Richmond gov
ernment accord 20 Union prisonery
The New York herald., 1863-09-07

omcfni Draw y,SgS ----ray Eddy a
Co. hen no<s sna Mi~se,ng S,s>s Lattercs.
- hFstucKv ExrgA CL ass te-se.t 3. 1871
D. ~ q =. ~ ht. ~ ~, IS. ~. 6J, rs.
q, .. =, kEsroosv. cLAss tO-ses1 Is As5t
81, e. ~, ~, 20, -. -, l6 H. 61 -, IA, ~.
cirousAs senttrce Of caarsa ~ aiirrss y: sner %
AuKRAY EDDY %
Coyingion. ~. sx L,u1. NJ
The New York herald., 1863-09-07

\ Eye Pse>eivers amd >pcctacies 90
strepathen and improve the sight OF old and young
or night whont fatigue. Highly By
the medical iacllty FOR aAic by the inventor.
sEhMONs', ocuiists-0ptician. G9ts broadway.
opposite Bond street.
The New York herald., 1863-09-07

Prtxes Cashca Ia All Lasnitzed s.otte-
rea Informnon given. JOSEPH BATES.
Broker N Wall street. room No l. New York
The New York herald., 1863-09-07

The Celebrated Craig Microscope -
Mailed. prepaid for 81 25 with beautiful mounted oh
-, with ~ objects IS by HENRY CRAIG ss3 broad AZ
seconu door. New York. Literal discount dsAirrs
The New York herald., 1863-09-07

H0ysi Havana Lottery.-ThtrtY per
cent premium paid for Prizes Information furnished
Hiuhest price paid for douboons OF gold aud
silver TAYLOR 4 CO., Bankers l6 Wall street
The New York herald., 1863-09-07

Trusses.-Mnr.h N Brot hers, Corner Ur0ad.
way and Ann street London and aik Elastic
Shoulder Braces. Suspcnsory BandAges aud Silk Elastic
Stockings. ladies' attendant Open from A. NJ TO NJ.
The New York herald., 1863-09-07

Up Head disadvantages and Photo
graphs taken HOIMEa Gallery not erccIled In quality
o. price. See them, sOS Brosdway
The New York herald., 1863-09-07

Brilliant and Pow~ rfui Day END Nsghe
Double Perspective Gassosfor the hed opera aud
ass0rtment NJ 8EMMONa'
Oculsts- opticiAn. ess,. Broadway Lafarse Honse
The New York herald., 1863-09-07

Private destruction IN Penmanshi
and bookkeeping BY OLIVER u. GOLDSMITH 756 Broad
wsy. corner VI Eishth street
The New York herald., 1863-09-07

wheeler q Wilson'S Highest Premt nm
b0S Broadway
The New York herald., 1863-09-07

watches nj Manusacturers' Prices.-By
will receive per return mail splendid Gold Watch
medium or sinai size beautifully engraved cases full Jew
elied warranted TO keep good time The returned
not approved.
The New York herald., 1863-09-07

Dsz<s Pssaps cv rnS Rsorraws The visitors 70 Jones
wood were yesterday given unusual treat. rhs
Eleventh regiment q Upiei ssases regular infantry,
undss The command Of Cspsas Russell held their dress
parade The meadow ~nhla sss wood. rbey we're
oopan,ed by ,her splendid brss band which dscoursed
some ssosleas nusc AID sbe troops through their
ersI with ereditable precision. rss resimens ~bis IN
the city vi bod their Sunday Afternoon dress pssAAes
nsds thsenccsure cf the wool and the daily psrsaes
oa,sids The camp. nssr Tirss and sevo,rhs
street.
The New York herald., 1863-09-07
The Lawrencs Tragedy.

- oopt. o. Iooo.
Five gentlemen, composing the Relief Committee of
Lawrence, make the statement that The despatch
Gently sent from Kansas CITY 70 he Associated Press
ssrting that largo amount Of goods and money and
number o hoscs taken By Quanre had been recovered
and returned, Is unfounded N the horses stolen only
three have been returned and tho value Of the
disc recovered win exceed hundred dollars.