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The New York herald., 1863-07-18
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The New York herald., 1863-07-18

Prizes Carhsd in ~ I.gaiiIed Losssptss
information given. JOSEPH RATES, broker u Wall
street, New lutk. Houm No 1
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.
TAe Hest and Cheapest Newspaper In the
World.

world.
mo WEEKLY iisaAin. for lha week, ready TINS s.tur-
day. morning, viii contain
FUN particulars Of the Great Excitement Al this Cy in
opposition 70 the enforcement % tho Conscripton with
of the terrible Slaughter Soldiers and the
Popuacc.
Particulars of the Escape OF tho Rebel General lsc'.
Army Across the Potomac
Tho Attack on Charleston General cimore's onlc,L
account.
Particulars OF tho surrcoder of Port Hudson to tho
Forces under Con. Banks.
Additional particulars of tho Surrender Of yicksbprg
Tho Latest News from North Carolina, Tennessee. Az
kansas, Texas. Havana, Mexico, Europe, Sc
Poetry FOR, Hudson = " The Yacht"
The honde tue Brunette--thc Young lawyers
story.
very interesting account Of the visit Of Mr. and Mrs
Pipkns 70 the Army.
sportng--Racng and Trottlng-Cflcket-Th Prize
Ring, nc.
hgrcul,ure-1he ficd--Ihe orchard-speaal Ma
nurcs-rhe Flower Garden, &c.
II will also Rsviews of the Money Provision
Cattle. iorsc and PANTY Markets. Editorials Prom
ncnt tvont OF tho bay ship Nc~s, and reports u Az
other interesting and important news
large amount OF interesting Reading Matter.
Single copies Five Annual subscription price
Ono Copy ~
Three Copies OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Five Copies Observation-Disclosures.
Ton Copies ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ........s... IN
ANY larger number addressed Of subscribers.
81 30 each. An extra copy VIII be -cnt every club
OF ten twenty copies. " address, ono year S1S,
and any areer number AZ ame pricr Al extra viii
Hntatp M oh,ap,ri pti,sat,n "a M antrg
An,rRriVNrNIr 10 4 nmitra numper nty osats
per line, @ilI BE- inserted ~ 'hr ~xFvtr hrRAip
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E,yhs Cnrt-s lie VI-ise f"r ~. of u~-
suaed style Ana apiAh At TAFT corner of Cortland, snS
GFrsu. Nt4 stA
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Defeat Of the Rebels Under Forrest
and BifIleS.
MEMPHIS, July II. 1883.

MEMPHIS, July t. 1858.
Reports from tho army at y,cksburg all favorable.
General shermn is pursuing Johnston with every pros
pect OF destroying his entire ny.
General Dodge, at Cornth reports that he has ronsed
the robc forces under Forrest and Bin s. who have
been securing the country north OF his lines, killing
woundng and c,pturins quite number.
General Hurlbus cagalry Colonel Blythe
with ninc hundred and four pieces Of artillery at
Coldwater Station, and General Chalmers at Pamela.
letter received at Henaado, from Cna!mers, stltes
that Johnston has been nga,iag Jackson and
falling back
Richardson was still In the ounry north OF here
forcing the conscripon. General Dodge viii attend TO
him.
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Eight Perfect Caucs dc ytsts~. with
si - crl'r syle ani position, or 81 Al HUssELLs
gct tanal street ~
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Every One Wanting an Iron fraes
should u ramlne the somppstn Ira F.ne
nC1tnIsSuS wICkERSHAh
15y Cana street cAst ~ brUafvay.
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The Gaze OF Mrs. De Bare.
TO THE KpTToK or THE HERALD,

viii you have the kindness insert the enclosed com.
muncaion in regard my daughter, Mrs. De Bare' in
seking this favor act Of justice 70 my family
desire that the os Mr. famoot in the
wss at my special request a friend.
JOSEPH CoHEN, 20 Bayard street, New York
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UoyaI Havana f.ostrrv-aO Per Cent

prenl uai1 fur pri Information fufniaAr1 Hahsat
pricr ia n ~ doUoon- gold silver
TAYLOR Co Bapters, 10 Wall street
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DIR. DE rIartat N~f.ss hts patte0ts,
dlttn< hA absence from thr rly. u Dr y.
LiTIlG. - ~ oase, No % LAAs Thify fsarth stacst
Hour IL
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Grov.s ~ Hul.rv's
FIRST P1EMIUN HEwtsG MACHINES,
49, broadway, Ar~ sors
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Defiance Fire and BurGiar prsor Safes
Also sldebaard And Faflpr hafo IT, silver plate Al q
Mufray street .orarr ~ ,0ii g~ place ~ PATRICK
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An.a nr.n,n-rh. o,,n,,., e.r.. ,n,

aud Nrgugh Iron F~ns without ga rfwvkes Tor rat
utIGnIssp. hfgkEHztiAn.
20 CAnsl street.. s.si ~ HfqAfssy.
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Thore was in the brigade going nto III. fight thou
sand eight hundred and hy officers and men show my
per conage OF loss % be forty three.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
~
UAGAN's NAGsOIrA BALM

This d-rhtfu and es,raofdinarr arts thanses the
hands rcary satin ,srufs of rsrshss
beauty. ipparng the msrbie purity Of youth and the do
ungar sppcs-ns . iusng 10 tho city belt. Of fsshss.
II rcn0vrs frcctss pinpss .nd roaghns.. frprs NJ
slin leaving tho complexion fresh fsasfsrsnt ana sssoA
material ialarao. 20 the .sin Psoeu~s ~
., e...s ard or~rs ,ng.. 10. -hai sssy lssy sAsll
have SD rysry~hsrs
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srss sf~rs~ Ill ~ Hi~sasAs. rrnd ~ spttAtDs
Il.lssa hsasslsd ssss. 80 sssd~sS orss< as--t
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No Mos. G,ay ussr a. DsIdrss -,
yeass oo.ssari sssy. onnsstssks Tvs. ~ ~ GRAND
JEAN. Ast0f p~srn
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Cbvt0sdoso's Hair Dye, psss~v~sst~,
ana Wa tsf<< ~hass~s4s at f~s&i ~ Asfef Hoe
TAs dys sSJSlsd ~ sahf.i sfsis1
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w.. a. BAsshst"v's Hair Dye-The Nee
IN IL void lnsisntsn~sss tsrrniess rrl&skg.
by al drug sns I~~fs~vS tsnl~y A Esfey sf-~t
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Brtdgsv vatsr pains-Fir~ s"d wasss
ooifof g.a roots. 1utstr~ Norf "A
X. EEyAoLps. A.rnt u Maiden iane
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D,....e. os IN. Nervous. seminal

rs,y sud eyst9sus ss- AM reabs N..lfasntta
rrlrts tb~ Hgs sft 49, lNsa ssas - s@Al@ F'.et
s,v9ars ff~s rhsa A@Hfrss Df. j. bsin iiasa
Hossfd As~elsups. Fiilsdsll l1is
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Wigs, Ts~psss, Hair ny, u.ir Dy.ing
snd wsifs.is Gwaus. - t-su0fytsg NS hslr a. W A
BAf1ukLoEn. 10 Bod sust
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There nothing particularly important 70 writo you TO-
day.
The parng OF the rebel prisoners stu 10 progress
ana Will probably be completed tomorrow.
detachment OF those already paroled will march out
through our lines this afternoon.
We have no further Of Shermans operations be.
yond the Big Black.
The railroad Is being rapidly repaired Trains arc run
ming q short distance into the country The road Will
DO ready far the Zig Black bridge In few days.
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The New York herald., 1863-07-18

BeaUttfui Complex Bioowa
~ oat Liquid rsaH Tor prAestna and ~sau,ins tbs
coMp.rAtYn ALL saihs A. dtuk.ais and 49, hr ahnay
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4 hDtIl " 10 FHlhlf4Ash
~ IT, sutsrrt~f b~xs 'esv- - a tho s,tsnuoa % ks
~dr a. afults n tbs th~ ~ Ma hsfan
sshnapps ditFAs~ "a s@ lung ns has fw~fFsd u ists
number ~ rstof. tfWln fA.nt. shn have q ~ sed
Who trstfg thss hsF~ resssi ffof ts
1hn ha1 as Tor Years hai D-en f.isf.s
OfhrFs MI haf tahrfrs and asrt, ~hlch tstr ssns
saif irfufahlf, hAi ihrM hfalsa - Ms stBspts
a NR NHrrNt aifaNair siHUfMrf made. phgsfiass
~nul ftu riAE EiffnR W faiF frf.l fgt ~
sd aGar 10 e. Nna t1la ~ sNf dfusyss f-s
oNt nYnNtsffssts Att.f0Hs ~lh ~h@h lhs 4ho
c3AEtry = loosi@i. ID'l 10 NoLlt
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Besi.'s uvpevsss Ii~id usss~vss s~a
\. s,s.ssssz " soJLp sq~sa~l IA -sJ.Esf.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-11-03

STATE Of ILLINOIS. County or Will res.
Viii Comfy Circuit Court of the Dec. Term, 1868
Elijah Me'iornsy and Catherine McGovGey wife o.
said Elijah McGoyney,
~ VS. ~ I;
William McGovney, Sarah Jane Mccoy vito Of W.T.
lam Mccoy. William Mccoy, Thomas g. MctioTRey,-
Nancy Knapp v ite cf Warren Knapp, WarIe.a Kna.,r
0ziAs Mciovney, John W McGovneJ, MaTy7.re4 Ala
fhIbTook WIfs Of SCThen Philbrook and slephen 4.
PhiilroOs who with sid comp!anaDts the only
heirs at law cf John HciIovney, deceased.
BILL IN CHANCERY.. q ,s..v.
A FFlDlYIT Of the non-res.dence Of said aboFs
IA nmned defcndants Sarah Jane Mccoy, aud VIII
liam Mccoy. having been filed in the Oiice Of the
clerk 81 the VIII County Circuit Court. -
Notice Is hereby given to the said Sarah Jane McCc
and W'llisn Mccoy that Elijah MoGJyney and Clfks7
crime McGOvney the complainsnts above naTnsd haEs
this day hlsd their Bill Of complaint said eoErten
the ohHHScTy side there and that summons there
issued out Of said conrt against you aRd all Of
the said defendants above naned retuTnable on tho
first Monday OF December next, Is by law required
Now unless you the said Sarah lane Mccoy wife OF
William Mccoy. and William Mccoy shall personals
be and appear before said Circuit Court on the
rst day OF the next term thereof to be holden at the
Court House ~ Joliet in said county, the first
Monday of December. A. D. 1863 and plead answer or
demuE u the said compliments said Bill Of complaint,
the sane and tue matters anG things therein ehaTgd
AID stated i'll be taken Confessed by You and
dSc &c will be entered against you according to tie
prayer Of said Bill Of complaint.
R. y. BLRBFE, CsL5p'ts sol. :.
joliet. October ,, Ise3. n1ISv
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FOB SALE
Or Exchange for Eastern Pron.r.v.

A nice Dwelling House, with verandah front door
IA and window blinds, with good large Kitchen
attached to the dwelling which has cstern and hmm
In It. Also good Wood House % f. by IL has
brick chimney good well of water in it and makes
very convenient place for washing and cooking There
y Lots we'll imprOV cd 80 fl by 1876 each, with alley
In rear.
Also fine Grape ArbOr 40 # by 8, covered with
choice vines in full bearing. variety of fruit and
ornamental trees, shrubbery, &c.
The buildings and arbOr stands centre lot. There
y good substantial picket fence in 'front.' high close
fence in rear. Front and rear Carriage way.
Inc place is beautifully situated in the city Of Joliet
90 mississippi Avenue, south of NJ. @. X. r. Warehouse
Mll be sold cheap for Cash exchanged for good
tstern Property not 10 Is miles from the
eiLes Of New York or Brooklyn.
Eor full particulars address
E.BJ JONES 7. o. Box SAT,
Or call .,,- Joliet, viii Co., ILL.,,
June 1858. Wv Pe"'' ,oo
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TImBER:AND WOOD FOr SALE.

Persons wishing to puTchace boat timber, timber for
building purposes logs, and hest of maple hickory
and oak cord wOnd at the usua prices be accomo
dated by applying in person to the subscriber miles
south west Of JoietOr addressing him letter through
the Joliet post Office
JOHN SNYDER.
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STRAYED

TROM the subscriber ON 81 about the 10th Of July,
It Medium Sized RED COW, white in fore
head, and white between fOrward-Iegs Whoever will
return said the subscriber living directly in
rear of Court House, give information where she
may be found shall be suitably rewarded.
P.L. BARKER.
Joliet, July 81, 1909,
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StraYed

HRoM the subscriber about one mile south Of Spen-
II Ger Station, six ycarpEs-discTibed as follows;
Three hefers onea red with white face, small notch
I'm left ear one red and white heer, bite; bull
caIvss. one dark brinde; ons dun and the other
mali hnIe in the ght ear ANY person leaving infor-
nation where said yearlugs may be found with
Thomas German, Spencer, or Thomas Culoerston az
the Red Mill, will be suitably rewarded
Dot IL, lSC3
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

SHERIFF'S SALE.
DY virturz,f wriis Of Execution issued from the
ID Crcu;o hurt Of Will County in favor of Willard
Smith plainth and against Edward W. CrandalI and
Jacob c. Van Auken defendants, at O'Clock 2. NJ on
the Goth dof September, 1853, tho north door OF
the Court House in the city # Joliet shall offer for
sale at pubic vendue all the right, title and interest
Of said defendant il aud TO the following described
property, tO-wit:
The nnrth iwo-thirds Of lot number eight ~ Block
thirteen ll in Old Town of joliet and the building
on said lot now occupied by Jacob c. Van Auken
GEORGE MONROE, Sheriff Of Will Co.
By EDwERD I. GIBBS, Deputy.
Sept sth, 1863.
Tho above sale is postponed to the 18th day Of oct
1868, at the Same hour and place.
GEO. MONROE, Sheriff Of VIII Co.
The ah5ve sale in postponed the 9th day Of Oeto
Der, Ibt5, at the same hour and place.
GEO. MONROE. Sheriff Of win Co.
Joliet Oct Is, 1868. nISsw
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CITY TAX SALE notice.
CITY COLLECTORS OFFICE,


Joliet, Oct. 9, 1853. !
DCBLlC notice is hereby given, that Is pursuancs
L ofan order OF the common council Of the city Of
Joliet made on tue eth day Of October 1861 the sub
scTiber will on the 9Th day Of NoVemter he1t COM
ncnciDg at the hour of ten O'Clock A ~ the north
door OF the court house said city. SCI, at public auc
ton the smallest POItos Of lots. parts otots and re-
al estate hereinafter described Ito be taxed from ans
east side ihsreo 81 for which any will pay the
sums respectively set opposite each ing special
taxes Assessed thereon by the council EJr the
purpose hereinafter named together with he expenses
Of building sids walk the side Of Iowa Avenue
betWeen Washington Street and Second Avenue in
frout certain real estate, where side walks are noe
slready built and in good repair
Names Description Lot ARH
Norton KiBnyo Subdivision Of part Of
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5 o L d Z r. s.
CLAIM AGENCY.

THE undersigned hRvi z been Only authorized by
j law to present and prosecute Claims against the
Government. and having connected himself with n
good and responsible firm the War Department who
have been engaged in prosecuting soldiers claims since
ID 1874 would most respectfully announce to tie
public that he will prosecute all claims against the
Government growing of all wars from the RevOlu-
ton down to the present time
Special attention given to claims growing out Of ibe
500 Bounty Money.
Soldiers who have been wounded in battle, and also
tue Heirs of all Soldiers who have been killed or have
died from disease contracted while in the service
entitled to One Hundred dollars Bounty, and all ar
Of pay aud other dues
INVALID PENSIONS,
Soldiers that wounded Pensions for life Also those
that have contracted disease while the service Wild
ows' Pensions Mothers Pentions, Sister, PentioDs
Minor Childrens Pensions, procured on the most rea
sonable terms.
FEkS "A reasonabe-and uniform fee win he charg-
ed in all eases-but charge made unless the claim
is collected
Any information respecting claims given free Of
charge. Claimants address by letter and under-
ngned will visit the claimant and procure the
nv evidence the Dejghborhoo1 where claimant
With the advantage of experience Of sixteen years
81 said firm, the undersigned feels confident that he
can present and collect said claims with as much dis
patch as could be expected.
N. b. The best Of recOmmen dations can lie had IL
desired Of both agent and firm,
JOSIAH CARPENTER, Claim Agent.
Chelses, P. o., Will Co, Ill, 1888 sn1s-6m
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LIME E0R SALE.

M W. BANN0N would respectfully inform his
;Ihls friends and the public generally that he is
burning lime With wood az his old stand He is pre-
pared to sell as low as can be got in this CITY
Orders from abroad promptly attended to.
Joliet, Sept. l5 1868 N Am n1Atf
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$50 ReWard--Strayed.

tNRoM Joliet on the goth of August, dark BAY
mAkE three years old, shod before, has a few
white hairs one hind heel, long body and slim
quit nlick name tail and legs, small dimpe or curl
Any one giving information Of her ,vbor..by..,
=" "a i'se'e 'he abONe reward. A IL. COOK.
Joliet, Sept. s, 1863 D'''' N'9"' MAI ke''
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$500 Reward

CTRAYED from the Subscribers farm in March la ST,
- large red and white spotted COW. with a white
face, lavge horns, and is seven years old.
Also, large grey bIiudle cow strayed in May last
The above reward will be paid for either by the sub
Bcriber, b. L. SHARPE
Joliet July 81 1863 n6 ~
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NOTICE.

STRAGED form the subscriber, September It'll, 1858,
y bay mare, old, with left Topped, both
fore feet and enc hind foot white, with shoes on aud
crooked ips. Whoever will return said mare will be
literally rewarded. EDG AR CoMST0CK,
On c W BrAudon's farm, Joliet,
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STRAYED

H.tt. .'s City, on the 18th OF Sept. liant, red
S5v years old, top Of right ear cut SQUARE OF
Sn ns nIik, out not broke. Any person eiviDr in.
OF hsr , ~ " BaTrett Hardware Store Joliet
Joliet Oct. IL, 1863 ''"Aiu'u' SIC e.
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SIlERIFFS SALE

SHEKIFF7S SALE.
DY virtue Of a writ of execution issued, From the
ID Circuit Court of viii County, in favor Of Royal
e. Barber Adninistr ofthe estate Of John Ing
goldsby deceased plaintiff aud sipst Alice Rabbit,
imuleaded with John Raj bis, defendant at O'Clock
p NJ on the 10th day Of November, A. ID. IS63 at
the north oor of the Court House, in the city Of
Joliet shall offer for sale at pIbIic yendue ali thu
right aud interest ofsaid defendant in and TO
the following described property, 10 uit
Lot foar ~ in Block Ia West Joiie also 53H acres
and IL acres in Section 10 Town shp IS RANCE Eas
Of ID r ". -
GEORGE MONROE, Sheriff Of wm Co.
Dated Oct. 10Th, 1888. issw
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THE CLOTH DEPARTMENT.
COnserVaIOr's sale.


NOTICE is hereby given. that by virtue of decres
~ OF the VIII County CFcuit Court IN Chancery sjN-
ng IN the State Of Illinois made and entered of record
by sad court at the October Term thereof A. d. 1868
at the petition Of Royal Barber Conseryator and
successor in Office Of Michael Cullen late couseryatoY
Of the estate of MarcellA Brennan lunatic versus
John Culle", Ann Breton. Hose Calvin, james NJ.
Soyne Mary Ready Joseph Coyne. Ellen W91eelan.
CathaTine heef and James GaiInc v. and the unknown
heirs at law OF Aarcelia B-enuon Iunatic shall on
the jrd day of November. A. ID. 1858, between the
hours OF nine in the morning and the SITTING Of tho
sun OF same day. at the north door of the Court House
IN said county proceed to sell public v-ndue to the
highest bidder the undivided half part Of the north
half # the south quarter Of section nretneu (q1
IN Township thirty six $50 North Of Range ten (IOl
a't oil the third principal meridian, situated in viii
County and State Of Illinois, and belonging to the
estate OF said Slarcella Brennan lupaic, and an
right, title anc interest of said estate therein, co
terms of third part cash in hand, the balance IN
tw" equal annual instalIments with interest thereon
at siN per cent, per aunum, secured to be paid by
Lotes Of the purchaser and mortgage said premises
ROYAL L. BARBER, Conservatnr.. .
Joliet, October II, ISC3. nlS3w
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|VLAM CIOUDER,
" STEAMED CLANS,
SALAD CREAM.
COVE OYSTERS,
CRANBERRY SAUCE,
ZEY MAYS,
and general assortment Of herp eticaly seal fruit
sale by 8. W. SIoSE 4 Co.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-11-03

T35RlO II6fe,
20 cents and expenses hereby added the taxes
each lot part Of lots al estate Advertised above
aud thirty additional VIII DO addG II the saeB
thereon not paid before tho day OF sale.
J. I. MILLSPAUGII, City Col
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-11-03
DR. G. w. ROBACK.

Proprietor Of Stomach Bitters. Blood Purifier BLOOD
Pills. Catawba & Swedish Brandes' Mahuiac'oi3 90
5s co 4 90 Il Sd St Cincinnati, Ohio.
@ A. COOK, Chicago. Gent Agt. a
Sold at wholesale in Chicago by Fuller, finch q
EULER. and all Druggist. l., A
F.CToskey aud c. II. Beckwith, Chicago. n "
Sold In Joliet by J. II. Brown, Black1an' u L.
Wood mn. T.. NJ. Bay, +. Worendle and & sisSon.
June 2, 1868, '
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1863-08-11
Gen. Mcclellan and the Late Ri

On Thursday last, Gen. Mcclellan, while at
Orange, Nj, received two very urgent dis
patches from Governor Seymour, asking him
to come TO New York and assist in restoring
order 10 obedience % the request Of the
Governor. General Mcclellan came to town,
went to the st. Nicholas Hotel, and had au
interview with the Governor Executive was
very much excited with the condition os affairs,
and asked General Mcclellan to go up to the
scene Of the rioting, on the east side of the city
and address the people, stating that's speech
from him would auell the riot.
General Mcclellan replied: off I go up to
the people, as you call them, it will not be
with aspeech, but with grape and canister"
The Gperal then withdrew in good order,
leaving the Governor much chagriued that
the General was not willing to adopt tactics
similar TO bis own, and "speak to the people,"
~ y. Commercial Adv.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1863-08-11
The q abolition - Nominee for Gov,
taI rt ernOr Ohio.

John Brough the Union nominee for Cow
ernor Of Ohio. las been accused, by some
rsbid partisans with peing an Aboli'onst."
In recent speech, be thus defnea his politi-
cal position and status:
II is scarcely necessary for me TO tel this
vast audience hero assembled. that from the
days Of nv boybood up to this hour have
been ranked with that political party known
az the Democracy, and from my entrahce in.
to il until now, have never wavered in its
support or been false to it. [Chaers. / am
in party distinctions and all things pertaining
to the general policy Of the country, Demo
ciat to. day as have ever been, and as hope
to rem ain. [Applsuse.I But in crisis Of
this kind, II is principle Of my Democracy,
that the first great duty every man owes is to
his country. And although there is Presi-
dent 10 the chair, to whom | have ever been
politically opposed, and for whom ! did net
vote, yet recognize him not as the head cf
political party, but as the head Of the Gov
ernment-[ [cheers ]-and, as a soldier who is
fighting in tue ranks, ii is my duty to obey
him a, Commander in Chief, without baltng
to ask questions in regard to this great con:
test. -