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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-11-17

Three White Men for = Negro.
Tue Republican leaders have OF last to.
ken ground that this war must be carried
on until all the slaves Of the South, wheth-
or the property Of loyal or disloyal owners,
be freed For some time the Adminietrati n
has been leading It's followers by degrees to
the endorsement of this alternative Of Abo"
litionism.
The nsgro.worshippers Of the North may
we'll rejoice now ,Ver the contamination of
their devout antieipssions. They have
the satisfaction of seeing the Executive and
Legislative departments Of the Government
pledged to their darling schemes of eman.
Cipation. The old constitution enacted by
the fathers Of the Republic is violently
thrust aside, and its gusraOtess and poo
visions disregarded and trampled upon by
those who have sworn to sostain and obey
that INSTRUMENT 10 ell its parts.
Tho war which was commenced for the
avon ed purpose Of putting dowr the rebel
lin ind indicating the majesty Of the
constitution and laws enacted in compli.
ance with its provisions, has been CONVEX.
ted into q stupenduous John Brown laid.
The brave men who volunteered to eight
for the Union and constitution are now
compelled to fight fer negro freedom. The
policy of the leading Republicans now ia
to destroy the Southern States. exterminate
the white people Of the South and to free
the Diggers, and place the conquered eoun.
try in their possession.
As enunciated by Sumner, Whiting,
Chase and others whose positions entitle
their views TO consideration as coming from
the Administration itself, there can be nc
peace until the last niger is free. And
it has been declared by some Of the emf
nent Abolition divines. that they would
prefer to see oil the men in the country 81
for military euty extsrmina:ed. rather thar
see tie Union restored as it was.
These war Jacobins do not care how
many white men are slaughtered, if by
that means the uiggers can be turned loose
amongst Us. 1t is estims ted that, 90 far
the lives Of three white men have beer
sacrificed for every niger liberated. Aut
it will require more than this proportion il
the future. But what care the Abolition
lists for the lives of a million white men j
by that means ore-third that number o
Diggers can be stolen from their lega
| owners.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-11-17
AisiOry ofIroquoIs sela,.r,

"a sJor Geo O. Harrington 10 now epoap.
~ %i r. ss,Serios dat. for history Of eli tie
proposes 20 have the book contain ON
pakss, IN octave. neatly printed, BY . large
poOl.snane house 10 Chicago, and to contain
name OF every soldier enlisted from r.
Quois county, the nsmes of those 1kiIisS
wounded. discharged. promoted an ss
count OF the marches, en- agements' paTt;c;-
Ra.so 70 y them the Official action Of
tIoquois county. relative to voIunteer;ne
oonnties paid and 10 fact everything ems. >
Gernlng the military history oftbis eonnsv
!. !. S wiII Dc an interesting book for ali class.
es O. men, as an Official record Of tbs conn.
y. Hnhe TO those who relatives In the army
= .iil De one Of the choicest keepssEes
.Gss 90: could be obtained. preserving e is
VII the memories Of the brave soldier
Hoys 10 90 choice and becoming nsnBs-.
Lvsry man in the county should secure Q
copy for every member of his family. The |
OOok VIII be furnished BY subscription |
only, ct II per copy, 70 Be psid for 90 de.
livery next spIing.-Hf4dLsp0sS Press.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-11-17
From Cincinnati
Cincinnati, Nov. Ii

uuStlS NOV. 10.
been closed, owing to the increased a..
mand of government for corn. Tbose
in this city and st. Louis will be closed
next.
A number Of our citizens leave to.pipb.
for Gettysburg, Pa, to be present At The
conservation ofths soldiers burial ground
near that place.
Government has purchased ct this nort
during the past week, twenty steamers and
are still in search Of mora.
Burnside's troops are concentrated in
and around Knoxville. with the ensmv n
strong force in bis front. Our ANN ara
terrifying. and will hold RooxviIIe ana
East Tennessee at all bssards. Burnside's
situation is not regarded 90 precarious nv
any meane. and no fears are entsr,.;,oa
that the enemy will ever regain Dossession
OF East TennesseA and make csother aid
into Kentpcby. -oO
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-11-17

ARKGxsAs lion. Mr.. L. w. CAN'T,
formerly a Congressman in rebeldom and
q Brigadier General in the rebel army, but
now prisoner Of war at Little Rock, has
recently issued a remarkable address to
the people of Arkansas. in which he coun-
ellis submission to the Union arms, and
denOunces JEFF. Davis in unmes>ured terms
as hypo rit and tyrnnt. and by no means
the man for the occasion.
Arkansas seems to be getting over
the spirit of rebellion rapidly. Two large
Union meetings have recently been held
at Little Rock, at which strong ground
was taken in favor of the old Government
Volunteering fer the Union army is also
progressing in various parts of the State.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-11-17
-ERoM-EAST TENNESSEE
The Disaster 10 Gen. Brnside's 0Et.
g .".esr,- posts.
Hs lose. 600 Men and .four Guns,

= Washington, NOv.1l.
T,was stated several days ago that two
otGsn Rurnside's most eastorly Outposts
- Tenn.ssee. had been attacked by the
"araIs and half Of the garrison consisting
oFtwo regiments and a battery had been
Csn,ured' Gen Grants dispatch did not
S.Iignate the exact place whence the dis-
sster occurred, nor did he state the strength
Of the retel force, nor the probable num-
her of killed and wounded on our side.
The Republican Of this afternoon says
Gan. BrrnsIde telegraphed that the disaster
raferred 70 occurr at Rogersville. Haw-
iins county, Tennessee. This place is
tha terminus of the branch of the East
Tennessee and Virginia railroad and is
situated fifteen miles from Knoxville,
Cen Burnside also states that the reb~
' ~ also car. ured 600 men and four cannon.
lie does not mention the number of his
killed apI wounded
Ills msin army is where it was when
,be attack was made On ROgersyille, in an
manageable position, and in good spirits,
subiect 10 the orders of Geo. Grant. who
il perfectly satisfied with its situation:
Knoxville, Nov IL.
e In the recent affair at RoUersvilIe, Burn
sides forces we're overwhelmed by supe-
rior numbers. 800
Burnsid de has taken over 1900 prisoners
since he came into Tennessee. independent
!. of the garrison at Cumberland Gap, put
ting us far ahead Of the rebels.
= There are some indications at large for
ces coming against US but we expect to
repel them.
At Rossrsville the rebels captured about
500 men, 4 pieces of artillery. SO wagsns.
Rons Most of the captured were of the
And LOYAL Tennessee, and over 100 Of the
18th Ohio.
We bold from Washington, on the Ten
pessce river, to above Bulls Gap.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-11-17
Did they tell the Truth I

Washington said the triumph of q sec.
tional party would bring disuniou-did be
not tell the truth?
Webster said the triumph of Abolition
ism would bring disunion-did not Web
ster tell the truth!
Henry Clay said the triumph of Adolf
tiOnism would bring disunion-did not
Clay tell the truth?
Madison, Monroe, Jackson, Wright,
Pierce, Douglas and other Democratic
statesmen predicted that tins triumph OF
AbOlitiouism would bring disunion and
civil war-did they tell the TRUTH
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-11-17
Trustees SaIe.

"HEREAs, A. J. Mathewson and Julia A. Math.
w ew-on his wife did on the 9Th day 81 Drcemt-r
\. ID. lh5g execute, duly acknowledge and deliver 10
the undersigned conveyance Of the follouing dos
crbed real estate 20 wit: The undivided ofs5 arr-s
inv MnwN Sec. Q. and eL OF nWL Sec 8, 7 %
IL 4, in Will County, Illinois also the undi vidsd
Of ne Il Sec - T37R XII 4 ID, 2. ~. In Cook
County, State aforesaid: also all tie interest in the
Il aud e OF Sec. &c 81 N RI W, Sd 2. NJ Ia
Mclean County in said State, and also the 4 Of "
"a Of Sec. Is I y RS Z. in Efiugham C~unty and
State OF Inois-In that in case default should
be made in the payment Of CERTAIN prOmissory note
for the Of two thousand dollars payable TO John
Heck order, sixty days after date with interest
six per cent per annun, aud stsned by said A. J.
MRthewson, then application VI the legal holder II
said note, the undersigned after publishing notice
ia a newspaper printed In said County Of WiIl ten
days before the day Of SALE should sell the said PREM
ises and all right and equity Of redemption Of the said
party Of the first part their heirs assigns therein
public auction at the Court House door ia said county
Of WILL to the highest bidder for cash at the time
mentioned in said notice, and 90 make, aud
deliver To the purchaser purchasers thereofa deed
deeds for the PREMISE sold. Which said Trust
Deed duly recorded in the once Of the Recorder
cf said Will County. in Book 65 page 6tS and OF ssid
Cook County Book No. lsS e Deeds paEr $50. and
Of said EhiDghum County, IN Book pages 20 and IL,
and Of said Mclean County in Book Of mortgages.
page 3sl, and whereas default has bern made In the
Of the whole Of said and the said John
Heck. having applied 70 and requests that said,
property be sold for the payment o. he aid note.
Now therefore public notice is hereby given that BY.
virtue Of the powers In me vested by
said Trust dee and for the and purposes there
In expressed Albert s. Anderson che Trustee In said
deed named will sell TO the highest bidder for cash ct
public auction, be held the Court House door 10
November. 1865 between the hours Of 10 o'clock A
NJ and o'clock NJ Of that day, the above described
property and all right and equity Of redemption Of the
said A J. MathewSon and Julia A. MatheWson his
wife, their heirs and as'igI,1; o,,oo,
Jotiet Nov 18th, 1883. R1S-7w
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-11-17

.' IMPROVEMENT OF JEFFERSON SrREEr.-.
We congratulate our citizens on the excel.
lent condition of Jefferson street. Mr..
James O'Riley, the contractor,is entitled to
thanks for the manner 10 which the work
is done, and the faithfulness with which
he sdheres to the terms Of the CONTRACT
The people Of Joliet need no: be ashamed
hereafter. Of thei. principal street. The
only diligently nov is in preventing those
Of our eitissnS who have "fsst horsssn
from driving TOO Espid OYER it.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-11-17
FROM NEW ORLEANS.
peparture OF . Large HiIitG
--aIft. i. .r tlOn.

The United States steam transport Dam
isl Webster, Captain Sherman arrived at
New York. brings news Of the departure
from New Orleans, under Major General
Banks in ne son, of the expedition which
for come weeks h I'D been fitting out under
direction of Major General Dana. The
number of troops composing the txpedl.
stion Is not announced, but the fleets OF
transports is quite numerous. The steam
shin Mcclellan, Captain Gray, rs flag ship
and the feet includes the steamships Ores.
cent, St. Mary's, Clint"u, L. A. Scott, Pos
lcahontas, NOrtbeuer, Empire City. Hussar
Nashua. Belyidere, Peabody. Gen. Banks
Exact Bsgely. Zephyr, aud Uuion' SIEVE
raj Schnnners ard Tugs are also attached
10 tie fleet as tenders to the Transports
Three vessels convoy the expedition viz :;
the MongOhela, Captain Strong. Owasco
Lieutenant Commanding Henry. and Vir~
gina, Lieutenant Brown. These vessels
ere under the command of Capt. Strong of
the MOnongahela.
-' Tue following orders on anchoring were
q issued
Immediately after anchoring on the enc
my's coast al boats will be cleared away :
transports towing steam tugs will cast
them OF, and those towing schooners will
haul them up and await orders.
The soldiers will be provided with four
days' cooked ratiOns. This will be neces-
sary. rs there will probably be no fuel on
shore. Their canteens will also be filled
with good water, and they will be caution
ed TO be very careful in the use. The men
will then be formed, with arms in good Or
der, and bay6nets in the scabbard. They
will tnen step into the small boats AMI be
roWed lahore. Every soldier will be sup,
piled with the full amount of forty rounds
of ammunition in his cartridge box. anC
those Rho are on board of transports
which carry ammunition. will carry extrt
twenty rounds in their knapsacks;
s:7 Gen. Dana issued q stringent order Of
assuming the command ot the 18th Arm,
Corps. Gen Ord is seriously sick.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-11-17
From GharIeoI01.

m New YOrh, NOY. Is.
enoe from Charleston harbOr Of tbs Iisb
says: -.... " wv Avn
The Monitors Mcnsauk and p.,,,;.
n ns;..5 se'uTSsd from Port Royal fuliv r..
ed. Nipns has arriT.
-; Inc e0nosrdment of sunpt.r vo,. mn
without unusual incident. Tbs ,.Soi s 20
10 not serious. IeOei nre
The Monitor Psispsoo reoen,J, 49,.
nys shells into Battery Bee, eompsiI;n a' - !.
reoeis TO desert their guns for q time. ~
zen; Gilmore recently threw three ord;.
parry shells into the centre of ChaFlestou
to try the range Of his guns. The eorrs,.
poeeens p'esnnes, however, that Charles
,ou WIN not be shellsd till the Mopitors
arc ~ IN position in Rebellion Roads. when
Tvs surrender can be demanded arco,d;ne
al form. and ussges Of war,
reoeis have at least 1900 n.0,o..
IIorhi1g on batteries on SuIliS.n;. "a
James Islands. bu. many Of them III, sH y.
'O~"u useless when the great trial comes"
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-11-17
THE Singer SEEITG NlEHTIR

OUR LETTER FAMILY SEWING u.cu,vv
doubt the best and cheapest and rc,t ~ ri
FAMILY sewing Machines yet onered 10 m. nshii, .
NO other Family seuinE Machine has 40 u.ny ,a.f.i
appliances Tor Trimming Binding, Yelling Tprhfn1 :
Satherlng. 9uastng. BraidnE, Embroideripr cor3,-
iEg' ana 20 forth. No other Family SeUipr G,rhin.
nae 80 much capacity for great variety of Eori n
WI sew All kinds Ct cloth, aud With All kinda %
thread Great and recent IMPROVEMENTS. NAE 80
IAmny ceNlng Machine most reliable, and most An
durable and most certain In action a an rnt.s "a
speed II makes the interlocked stitch WAjeb n N.
best stitch known. Any one even Of The most erdi-
nsry capacity, can SEE, At glance bow 10 nae the LEI,
ter Family eeutng Machine. Our family seUinrl
Machines are finished IN chaste and exquisite stvle
The Folding Case Of the Family Machine a Z me-.
OF cunning workmanship Of the nost uneful kfnd NJ
protects the machine when not in use and Wben
about TO be operated may be opened a. spaeous apd
substantial table 70 sustain the WORK. while some n
the Cases. made out Of the choicest woods are nnk
ed In the simplest and ekbstest manner possbe Other,
are adorned and embeishsd In the nost costly and
superb manner.
1t Is absolutely necessary 10 zee the FsnIly Ma
chine in operation, % a. TO Judge ofi great opacity
Its fast becoming popular for family ssuinS -
our Manufacturing machines are Tor nanufActnEiaE
| purposes.
The Branch Ofiees are we'll supplied with sHF,
thread; needles oil, &C. ofths very best quality.
THE SIN GER MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
AS-CHIcAoo 0yYIcE, 20 CLARK 81.
JAMES JoIlUSNET, Agent in Joliet.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-11-17

A GOVERNMENT OF FoRcE.-Any govern.
ment however despotic and tyrannical. can
maintain itself, although nine-tenths of the
people curse it and desire to be delivered
from its thraldom, 90 long as it has large
army which will enforce ito madstes.-
Boston Traveller.
Exactly; and that is just the prospect
that now seems before the American pep
pie. Forcing men into into the army. and
then compelling them TO vote the Abolition
ticket. is now called sustaining the cause
of freedom 7"
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-11-17
what PrOgressl

For two years and half the Adminis.
trsslOn nas prosecuted Q stupendOus war,
after lts own fashion. sod upon its pet poll.
cies, without stint Of means. and What he.
been the RESULT We have oaoriscsd thrss
nunofee Thousand precious lives. and ex-
pended three Thousand millions Of dollsr.
Under the plea Of military pecessity. "a
have submitted to see civil liberty struoL
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-11-17
The Rebel Plot.

Special Dispatch to the Chicago Times.
Detroit, Nov. Is.
The greatest alarm exis,s here relative
to rebel operations on Lake Erie, and mos,
startling reports and surmises are 10 circu
lstiOu. some of which ] give, without be.
ing able to vouch for their correctness:
Gen. Washburn has been ordered to THU
place.
1t is said that the event ultimate de,tiua
ton of the rebel fotills is Detroit and not
Buffalo. Two rebel craft are reported to
be near the mouth Of the river, and by some
it is thought that they are within few
miles of Fort Wayne Two armed vessels
were dispatched last evening, under Col.
LoOmis. to meet them; but, as nothiug has
been heard of them, it is considered q bad
omen. RuWOrs cay that they met the
rebel steamers on the lake, and that few
shot from the latter sunk one Of them, with
ell on board.
Notifications are being hastily thrown
up on Belle Isle, two miles above here.
which are expected to rake the river for
four or five miles below.
A report has just como 10 that large
band of rebels crossed from Sandwich in
boats this morning, and burned the bridge
over the River Rouge, so az to prevent Fort
Wayne from being armed and garrisened
from the rear, while they attack it IN force
on ell sides. The same person states that
. corps Of niger soldiers, With two old g.
Founders, are on their way to clear the reb.
els out.
Rebels are congregating by thousands at
Q place IN Canada some mIles north Of here
who will be able TO attack the Belle Isle
fortifcstiOns 10 the rear az they come down.
IL 10 said that the Canadian authorities
will take measures to disperse them, &c they
ere not careful Of the line Of conduct they
pursue.
Second Dispatch
Detroit, Nov. Is.
The Forest Queen, part of the expedi-
ton sent from here to reconnoite Lake
Erie. has just returned. Gen. Robertson,
commander Of the squadron. reports tbst
they weOt to Point au Pelce and Rond Eau
aud after thoroughly exploring ell the bar
bOrs and inlets, returned. As yet no intel.
liGeDee has been received FROM the other
steamer |; bot it is thought that she will
be here tonight, and that no engagement
has eeen bad.
It 10 yet sn unsolVed problem whether
any rebel craft ere on the lakes, ane it il
suggested that 10 qui:y at the WeIland Ca
nal might settle that point.
The excitement 10 still intense here. and
defensive operations are going forward
briskly. The military authorities are
crowded with business, and their ofices re.
main open late into the plight.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-11-17
FoR 9Ahh
DR. Exchange for Eastern Property.

nice Dwelling House, with Verandah front door.
"A and indoW blinds. with good large Kitchen
attached 10 the dwelling which has eistern and punp
in it. Also good Wood House q n by Il, has .
brick chimney Q good we'll Of water in &c and makes
very convenient place for washing and cooking There
IL Lots we'll improved, 50 q by lS5 each, with alley
In rear.
Also hns Grape ATbor % n BY 8, covered with
choice vines in full bearing. varsity q hutt ana
ornamental trees, ShrubbeTy, &C.. -
The buildings and arbor stands on csnTs lot mere
is good substantial picket fence In Font, hgh Close
fence In rear. Front and rear Carriage gag.
The place l. beautifully Situated n ne 81 o So1et
on Mississippi Avenue south 81 d. C. l. n erehouse
and will be sold cheap for Cash sxehSnged Tor good
Eastern Property not over 10 or 10 niies Honn the
cities OF New York or BFookiyn.
For full particulars adAress
Or ean and visw tie premises.
June O. 1858. t43nI
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-11-17
SHERlFF'S SALE.

10y virtue of P1sFiss wvfs % execution issued nom
ID the Circuit cslrs Of VIII County In AvOr Of Henry
K Stevens panfiE and Ainst Michael COyls. defe1
ds:,ts Al 3oSDck - n the 9th dhy - 0esembeTr
Of JahsA shall 0Ger - sale at public vendue all the
TSAt titIe and interest 81 sah dsts1da10 I'm sad 10
~ 6IlowiRg described property. toSit The west
hAIf(1 70 OF the south east quarter % eeetto1 ten
0Ol township thirty-6ye (SS) North % RaBes nisS
fe) East ofthe third principal meridian, containing
GEORGE MONROE, Sheriff Of Wmco.
EDwE Y. eDDs, Deputy
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-11-17

SoILED CARPETs.-Msy be cleaned (af-
ter beating) with the following mixture /:
Two gallons of water, with half pound Of
huap dissolved in it. to which add four
ounces Of liquid ANN MIA this may be
rubbed on with flannel. and the carpet
then rubbed dry with . cloth.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-11-17

Eg- The Richmond Enquirer says in an
article on the French Emperor's American
policy. that nothing would please the reb-
els 80 we'll ''as league with bis Majesty
70 make war upon Lincoln, and thus make
q speedy end to the braggadoeio Yankee
nation forever" We have no doubt of it
but is is just what ''csn't be did"
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-11-17

The "SwARMs" OF MAssAcHUsErrs.-
The whole number of soldiers obtained
under the late draft in Massachusetts was
one Thousand eight hundred an thirty, all
ofwhow were sent to the army oftbe Po-
tom8c.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-11-17
N.Y. The official Arn,y c,z.,,. s,vs

The Insertion maze IN several Of the dai
ly newspapers that the Secretary of War
has communicated through the Adjutant
General modification Of tbs order IN refc
erencs to the discharge OF minors frum
military service by civil courts. is found
ed in error. No such modification has
been made % communicated.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-11-17
Commissiancrs Noetee,

NOTICE IL hereby given that the commissioner,
IN heretofore appointed BY the common council Of
the city Of Joliet TO estimate the expense and
mend assessment TO builda sidewalk on the north
side OfCrosr street from Blhn TO Hickory strses will
meet at the once Of the City Clerk, Wednesday the
18th Of November 1885, at O'Clock p. for the par
pose Of entering upon their duties Sneh commits
sionsr which time and place all persons Interested
are notified to be present.
HENRY YOUNG,
CARL W8NDKRLICK.
...-...s-, ADAM CoNeTOCK,
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-11-17

A%s D. 4 II. W. SMITH, Sole Manufacturers Of
the NEW AMERICAN ORGANS, with tremoIo attach
ment finished in fifteen different sfyles elegantly pol
hhed in Rosewood for psrior Also In BLACK HaI-
nut and Oak, for Churches, SCHOOL, Ldges &c Every
Instrument warranted for Eve years Prices fron
$I5 TO $500. Also Smiths Celebrated MEL0DBONS
For sale by L. p. SAVAGE, two door east Of POET
Once. 80 10 -
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-11-17

bTrhs Governors Of Massachusetts,.
Maine. Connecticut, New Hampshire,
q Rhode IeIane. Illinois and Wisconsin have
issned pEpelAmsiiOnS recommending that
Thursday, EOESabsr 18th. be observed az
day of Thanksgiving. The same day has
been recommended BY ths President.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-11-17

New BBLL.-The Methodists of tbis city
have just purchased and placed in theiI
Church new bell, weighing . $50 pounds
1t has ine tone, and is one Of the largest
in the city.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-11-17

ExcuRsIoN.-Don't forget the excursion
for the benefit Of the German Catholic
schools. which comes Of this week, on
Thursday. The cars will leave the St.
Louie and Chicago railroad depot at seven
o'clock. This, doubtless will be the last
excursion this year; and persons who
wish to visit Chicago, and at the same
time aid the cause of education in our
midst should call on E. NJ. Bray. Michael
Sebastian, Robert WEIGH, N. D. Tighe, or
F. Haines. and purchase tickets. Price 81.
to Chicago and return.