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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-12-22
From Nashville.
Nashville, Dec. 10.

Nashville, Dec. 10.
Gen. Grant arrived here this evening"
lie will probably go to Louisville
Advices from Knoxville to the evening
of the 10th represent everything quiet 10
that direction. Longstreet has returned to
Bulls Gap and our advance had fallen
back to Rutledge, the enemy showing no
disposition to follow. Our troops. who
have been Sd disposed as to give them the
control of all the country west of Butledge.
1t is probable that Lopgstreet's retrcgrade
movement is made solely for the purpose of
winteriDg bis army in The Watauga Valley
or with the view of moving by way of Ash
vile, into North Carolina.
The railroad is in operation south from
Knoxville as far as London, at the crossing
OF the Ilalstou River, and the Tennessee
and Halston have risen sufficiently TO at
ford steamboat navis alton with Cbattanoo-
ga. Supplies are arriving rapidly. It is de.
signed tc operate the road eastward as far
as Morristown to which point cars will be
running in three days
Gen. Foster has established his depart
ment headquarters in Rockville aud has
taken hold of affairs with an energy which
promises we'll for his success. He is bend.
ing everything towards supplying the
the wants of his troops and the collection
oil suitable supplies of forage and provis-
iors.
..s Nashville, Dec. 20.
Mrs. Anna johnson, who resided at No
!u5, Cutter street, Cincinna att, is on trial
before toe Military Comm ission for acting
as rebel spy and smuggling saddles and
harness. from Cincinnati into the rebel
lines. The articles were packed in barrels
purporting to contain bacon, fer the shin,
ment OF which a permit had been regular
~ obtained. She will undoubtedly be con-
Gurley is still on trial. Mai. Gen. Rous.
seau was called as a witness 10 his case,
ana MS evidence throws much light on the
cruelty of the guerrilla system,
MAJ. Gen. Grant arrived last uieht. and
VIII remain for the present. Gen Sherman
is expected Tonight.
General Rousseau has sent n Onnboat
the Cumberland to protect the shinment
hlther OF ccal from Pulaski county Ken.
t1cky. Great suffering prevails for want
Forrest is at Jackson. Tenn. maurspd
ing and plundering the country S;nco
General Dodge lsft Corinth Foyros. bos
been making our forces act on the defens
i've, but 1t is probable their stay will be
Our railroad operations are being nros..
cuted with vigor. P'O00
The weather is extremely cold u;,L
severe frost for the past TWO days and two
nights. "S WV
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commiaIionera Notiee-

Notice Is hereby given the of real estate
fronting the east side Of Chicago street. between
Marion street and Filth Avenue and the west sds
tilery Block 90, in School Section Add TO Joliet.
and 10 all others interested that the underSigssd
the city Of Joliet. to good and sufficient side
walk be built that part Of the street above de-
crbed and to levy upon said real estate
to deray the expences Of building the sane win meet
at the once ofthe city clerk In aid city, on the slat
day Of Dec, 1863, at O'Clock p. H., 70 enter upon
their duties such commissioners at which time ana
place all parties interested requested 20 be
S.W BOWEN
W. @. THOMPSON.
Joliet, Dec. y, 1868. CALEB CHAPMAN, -
COMMISSIONER,
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Negro Hymn.

De Lord he lubs de digger well,
de knows de niger by de smell
AND whilst &c pitch bold out to burn,
De blacklist niger may return.
lie knows dere wants, and all OBJ dat.
lie feeds dere souls on possum fat :
And when de niger baby cry.
NE L'Fd he gIos 'em pOssum pie.
when In de Tabernacle met,
Dig nlgger by a white gal set:
And in de Bsecher chapel, too,
De niger babs q good front pew.
De Lord determined not to keep
10 different pews de eolored sheep;
But mix de various colOrs up,
Like rum and lasses in q cup.
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notice.
ESTATE or JONATHAN Rotct hSn-S

DUBLIC Notice is hereby given, fNut N, ~. 49,
l. Monday OF February NEXT, Cbeinz me istb A. -
said month"; shall attend before the Count eos, ~
VIII county, at the Court House IN the city Of Jos,
Tor the purpose Of settling and adjusting All eIsIs
against the estate Of Jonathan Royce late cf al
county deceased, when and where ali claimants sra
nopned and requested to attend and present fkStr
claims In writing. again said estate for adinstmrnt
All persons indebted to said estate are a q reoa.t
ed 70 make to the undersigned without DELAY
Dated Dec. - 1868. - n SS ~ =
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-12-22
EThe Copperheads DIdIt!,,

The RepuGlican, the Jacobin organ Of
this city, says the 'Cnpperheads tore down
the enrolment lists" for West Joliet.
This is on par with the declaration of
q certain railroad agent of the city whose
barn was burned q short time ago, that
''The COpperheads dit it |"
Now, in regard to the tearing down Of
the enrolment lists alluded to, we have it
frcm undoubted authority that it was done
by leading Loyal Lacquer whose name
was omitted by the enrolment commits
siOner, whether desienedly or not we can.
not say, in order that the fact might not be
discovered and his name added to the list.
Ard in regard to the incendiary charge,
there is not doubt that the destruction Of
the railroad agents b9rn was the result OF
accident or carclassness.
But what matter it, il any outrage is
committed, it must he saddled upon the
"Copperheads."
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TAY SALE NOTICE

NOTICE Is hereby given to all persons eonesrn.f
that at sale Of lands and lots for tie taxea a. ~,
year 1861, held at the Court House in Joliet Coav Of
Will and state Of Illinois, tie 2eth day OF NAV
1862 the undersigned purchased the following d.
cribed pieces Of land, 10 wit: 40acSes VIZ EZ Sc
I. 81 X. "a T.; 21 acres east side Of VIZ VIZ lot
subdV. Of Sec 10 I. IS ~ T.; II Lots 10 IL
IL ID, Sec. 70 7. SO II. T.: acres Lot Cyru1
Aahley's subdiv Of Lsughtons Reservation T. % III
T.; Lots 81 b. TO- Village Of Tracy, IN said coupty
aud State and that the time Of redemption from naf
sale win expire in two years from the date aforelAid
MARTIN BERGAN.
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Tax Sale Notice.

luce s hereby given to all persons co,..-S
he corTt Hons ss % lands and lots for taxes held
o. ILLINOIS,, On The 18th day Of May 1862 ,R
son, pnrenased the following described piece ~
T. 80, 10 East in said county and So section II,
,ns ne OF redemption from said sale viii e91r sa.
Two years from the date Aforesaid. ni expire In,
Joliet, Dec. p, 1868. "NENcE ULH-
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The warm vIrgInIa,
Headquarters U. S. Forces
West Virginia. Dec IL


Gen. Kelly tonight received a. dispatch
from Gen. Sullivan. announcing the can
ture of Col Carter Of the LIST Virginia Cav.
airy, and number Of other prisoners, by
q force OF the 22d Pennsylvania, sent out
on reconnaissance in London county and
towards Uppervilie. Near the latter place
they captured this party.
The news OF UniOn movements continues
highly favorable.
Baltimore, Dec. 10.
Messengers from Gen Sulivan's cavalry
beyond winchester, report that AverilPs
cavalry were in Staunton yesterday, and
tore up the railroad for six miles Letn cen
there and GOrdUnsville. This is very i'm.
portant, if true, but lacks confirmation.
New York, Dec. 10. -
The Washington correspondent of the
Post. under date of the 18th, saws: -
"Tbe raid OF the guerrilla Musby upon
Fairfax COurt-IIOuse startled this con,n,n.
nifty, and causes some anxiety at the War
| Department. 1t is sample Of what NAV
! be expected during the winter months. nm.
less Gen. Meade falls back nesre, TO Wsab.
! ington or strengthens bis COMMUNICATIONS
The army will be compelled to fail back il
these raids continue, AND it is probable thai
Gen. Meade has contemplated retrrgrade
movement for some time.
| The rumOrs of the removal of Con
Meade have died out and it is now gener.
ally believed he will remain in command
for the winter: The fact that Gen. MeadC
occupied perfectly independent position
and offered to esigu again and again, hat
helped BIN very much with the President
lie has boldly defended his recent cam
paigu, not even asking lenient judgmen
upon it. The whole subject is dropped fO
the present. "a 49,
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Cooperation Notice.. .

NJ Office Is hereby given to all -.
tnat the commissioners heretofore s,ros,s Ia
tne common council VI the city Of joliet ~
~ eAPehse ana recommend assesEr,eDt F-,ts
RHuIPoee OF building side walk on the roTfh ne
ssiSsstl &c, from Blnn street to Hickory street n
An, =; naxe returned their assessment which 4. -
~ So nrnled Dy the common council on the eth a..
" January, 1868, unless objections are made h. 10y
person or persons interested. w s0ine
Joliet. ,.,fo-,s,, W.H. zARLEY, City cl.Il.
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COLLECTORS OFFICE oE-ISTERNAL REvEN1H)
9th BIsrEIcT, ILLINOs. ,
NaDarwitia nao L


9th BIsrEIcT, ILLINOs.
Naperville, Dec. :. 1851
THE undersigned, Collector Of said District having
received the annual collection lat from the AS
Of said District would hereby give notice that
che for Licences incomes and other duties there
in mentioned have become due ana payable, andtbat
he will attend 10 receive the at the times ana
places herein mentioned, in wiz County. to-vit:
At the Once of the Clerk OF the Circuit Court n
Joliet, on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday the Id,
23rd and 2tth days of December, 1868.
At the Store of George Gaylord Co., in LoefpoSts
on Monday the 2Sth day Of DscsHbeT, 1S6&
At the Office Of james l. Yeung, ESQ.,, in Whining.
ton, IN Tuesday tire 18th day Of December, 1858.
- KiTtering's Hotel in Mones, on Thursday the
31si day OF December, 1868
At the Store Of Joseph Lewis IN chAnnAhosi En-
Tuesday the 9Th day Of January, 1864.
Business hours from A. NJ. 70 3 p. u.
And do further give notice thst all persons vhO
shall eglect TO pay the duties for Licences md aEe0
assessed against them upon the said hsts within the
time above specified. win BE liable to pay the pen
atty additional upon the amount thereof ProSias4
by law.
LEWIS ELLSWORTH
Collector 6th D4st III
Pr. s. NJ. SKINNER, Deputy
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There are many men now DANGEROUSLY
asserting that slavery is the cause of the
war;" who formerly gave the lie to this
declaration, by indorsing the FLOWING
resolution, passed by q wbig national con-
ventiOn. Every old line wing 10 the coun-
try, many of whom are now united with
the abolitionists in their crusade against
slavery, once subscribed to the sentiments
herein set forth, and bitterly condemned
the very policies he DOW supports:
"Resolred. That the wings of the United
States declare, as fundamental article of
political faith, on absolute necessity for
avoiding geographical parties. The dan
ger so clearly discerned by the Father of
his Country, has now become !earfully ap-
parent in the agitation now CONFUSING the
nation, and must be arrested at once If zoe
acould preserve our constitution and our
Union from dismem6erment, and the name
of America from being tlotted out from
the family of civilized nations"
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Questions for Secretary chase

o.
Will the Secretary of the Treasury fur
nlsh the public direct answer to the fol-
lowing queries!
Has any person in certain street il this
city ever returned two hundred and fifty
seven thousand dollars aud sixty Eve certs
made outof Of the government by swipdlipg
commissioner
Has MCPHERSON in Boston returned one
hundred and fifty thousand d,llars that / e
swIndled the government out of 10 furnish.
ing supplies. &c.
Have the conscience of any of those
Philad,lphians who furnished shoddy arrny
blankets or wagons trout led them 80 much
that they have refunded their i'll. gotten
gains?
Have any of those BaltimoriAns who
engaged IN supplying the government with
rotten ships or SPAWN ID horses exhibited a
desire to repent Of their sins By sending a
remittance to the United States Treasury.
Have any of of the army flee co .trac>
tors OF Cincinnati shown any signs of a
troubled conscience by paying even to the
government SOME of their enormous profits
on the adultrated coffee furnished the SOL
diers?
Have any Of those men who have swim
died the government by purchasing or fur
nlshing those rotton shin. for transports
which went to the bottom of the ocean,
with all on board, been moved to reaiiz,
the enormity of their crimes by visit
the ghosts of their victims. and endeaycred
to ease their con-ciences by returning
portion OF their irajuleLt gains to the Treas
uryP
Have any of the swindIers in horse feed.
forage. beef I'D other matters in Washing
ten exhibited a desire to repent Of their
sins by walking up to the Treasury build
ing and making payment of tens and hum
dreds OF thousands Of dollars of their cor.
rupt gains. Or must We Consider that the
CITY of Magnificent Distances is 50 com
vi 'tely debased by the politicians that it is
impossible to find q man who is not lost to
oil sense of honor or has any conscience
left?
Have any Of those men who have palmed
oil shoddy uniforms upon our gallant col
dIers become penitent and sought fnrgive>
ness by refunding to the government their
hundreds of thousands of rotten shoddy
profits made at the expense of the suffering
soldiers?
We might continue this list for two or
three columns +; but the ab,ve will answer
Tor commencement. Will Secretary
Chase answer these questions categoricalIy,
10 order that Congress may have the dates
to work upon in making up their aopro.
prIatIons tor carrying on the war during
the next fiscal year.-Neic York Herald.
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From the Plains.

LeaVebWortGI Dec. I8.
Accounts from the Plains represent great
suffering among men add stock in conse-
quenee of the snow storm. No bay or
grass is to be had, and the stock is diving
of by hundreds, Of starvation. Many lives
are known to be lost by the intense cold.
over hundred trains are out. Much anx.
iety is felt for their safety.
Fourteen inches Of snow has fallen here.
1t is much drifted. All the roads are
tlockaded. We have had no mails for
three days.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-12-22

SHoDDY.-The Ottawa Free Trader saws
that Daniel S. Dickinson, the war patriot,
recently charged the Ladies of the SUI
der Aid Society, of that city, 500 for
coming from Chicago to Ottawa and read
few pages from printed pamphlet
Other lecturers of twice his ability and
without any pretensiOns to charity and
patriotism. never charge more than $50
per night for lecturing at the same place.
At this rate, Dickinson would realize for
his own use $4,000 per annum, from
his lectures IN favor of of the soldiers and
the war. Great is shoddy.
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Pocket BOOB Ln.a

~ ,s We iah Inst either in yolIetO on the road %
tsining $l4 u bills, 50 Ct check and Sonse svn
:, ~ receive IS reward by leaving The ana
Dec 18th 1865. nAvrnl..
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-12-22

Old Sir James Herring was remonstrat.
ed with for DOT rising earlier.
i can make Hp nay mind to it, said he
Eut ! cannot make up my body
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-12-22

HARDwARE,-We invite attention to the
advertisement of w. A. Strong, Jr.. in this
days paper. Mr.. Strong has one Of the fin
est stores and largest stocks of goods 10 the
northwest. His long experience and mer
tied success in the trade. enable him to
furnish any article il his line. and at as
low rates as they can be had anywhere in
the country. as
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-12-22

yet what you leave at your death be
- yoar heirs.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-12-22

A CHANCE TT VOLUNTEER Henry To-
gan. Esq and B Snyder have been au.
thoriz"d to raise company of volunteers.
These gentlemen are too we'll and favora-
by known in this county to require a
word Of introduction or cammendation. -
All we have to say is, 1T those who desire
to evade the draft and receive the liberal
bounty offered, by the Government and
county, hand their names to Mr.. Logan or
Mr.. SNYDER,
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From the South.
Fortress Monroe. Dec. l6

Fortress Monroe, Dec. Is
The Richmond Wing, in an editorial,
says:
The Atlanta Confcderacg asserts that
our cavalry advanced on the 10th to Ring.
gold, finding it clear of the enemy. They
proceeded thence to Lookout Mountain
and Missionary Ridge. Here they found
nothing but debris of the enemy's camp.
The position seemed to have been deserted
on Saturday last. In the town of Chatta-
nooga, and below, the enemy had visitl,
decreased bis force. The presumption is
that a heavy c. lumn has gone after Long
street, and that an expedition has started
into West Tennessee to look after Forrest,
who had taken advantage of absence Of
Sherman's corps"
The Wig says: Although there ap-
pears to be no doubt of the movement of
Averiil, from KaDawha, in the direction of
the Cast Tennessee snd Virginia Railroad
the War Department has received no addi-
tional intelligence from that quarter. The
evemy's movements seem to indicate a raid
upon the railroad. or probably upon the
counties Of ButetOurt, Rock bridge and
Augusta.
Fortress Monroe. Dec II.
The fag-Of-truce steamer with arrived
last evening brought down from City Point
free negro who was captured at Gettys-
burg, aLd recently liberated by the rebel
authorities, and Surgeons who had been
some time in prison at Richmond, the rsb.
ell officers showed them through all the
prisons in and about the city. They report
they found our prisoners quite comfortable
and well fed. though they were partly fur
nIshed from provisions sent from the 10y
al States.
The Richmond Wig of December 18th
Gays:
"On Thursday last an explosion took
place at Chesterfield coal pits, from the
admission Of gas, in Racoon Pit, near Clio
yer hill, 20 miles from Richmond. Sixteen
men were killed, ard three injured. Tie
accident occasiOned a tremendous expIo-
sion. The flames from the bissing gas
ascended some hundreds of feet above the
the orifce of the pit"
New York, Dec. 49,
Richmond papers Of 10th have a tele-
gram from Atlanta, Ca, announcing very
positively that General Grant had evaoua-
ted Chattanooga, and was falling back on
Nashville, tearing up the railroad as he
retreated, and that Hardee would pursue
him. -......
L1ngstreet, it is said, would hold North
eastern Tennessee.
The Richmond papers are very bitter on
Linooln's message.
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aF-S ID. 4 II. W. SMITH. Sole Manufacturers 81
the NEW AMERICAN ORGANS, with tremOlo attach.
ment, finished in ftseu different styles elegantly pol
ished in Rosewood for paIIor Aso In Black WAL
nut aud Oak for Churches, Schools, Lodges &e Every
Instrument warranted for five years Prices from
SIS to $500. Also Smiths Celebrated hRL0DE0NS-
For sale by L. P. SAVAGE, tn doors east Of Post
Office. nor. lo,'Ga
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TAxEsI TAxESi

N ~. rrt,1IoB is hereby given. 49,,
axes for the yesr 1se o. the for
Parties interested viii plea. delivered 70 me.
payment o. their respective -. ana nahs
l. 7. MILLsPAU6fI Civ 49, r.; - ~
Joliet, Dec "a, 1883. "'' In City Council Room.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-12-22

SHoCKING.-We learn that two of the
rebel prisoners on the train conveying
them to the Rock Island prison on last
Thursday, were frozen to death before the
train reached this city. The prisoners
were crowded together like swine in freight
cars, and were, from all appearance, suf-
fering both for the want of clothing and
Victuals. Indeed it is said they were star.
wing as well as freezing. But theamvst
shocking part of'the whole affair was the
heartless manner in which the dead we're
treated by the guards. We have been in
formed, by good authority. that the body
OF one OF the frozen rebels was taken off
the cars at Michigan City and dragged
over the snowy ground, feet foremost like
dead animal, some distance to ware
house. 1t is not knowW what disposition
was made of it afterwards. Such acte of
heartlessness are a disgrace to our country
and cAa only result in retaliation Oh the
part of our enemies. Il it possible we live
in christian land? Such scenes as have
been recently witnessed surely deny it,
We are appalled, at tho aG-ocious treatment
Of our prisoners in the rebel prisons, but
fet US inquire if the sufferiugs of our brave
soldiers are not aggravated by the scenes
which are witnessed amongst rebel prison
ers in our hands. We are drifting into
barbarity with fearful rapiditg. Such
are the results Of this cruel war.
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Garrett Davis.

The venerable senator from Kentuekv
once Henry Clay's chief reliance and sum-
port, has opened war on the abolitiopis,s
with a vigor and spirit worthy the man,
The following proceedings occur in the
congressional report Of the 18th:
Mr.. Davis, of Kentucky, called m thu
RESI- luton in relation to the exchange of
prisoners, arguing firmly against the poT-
cy vi refusing 20 exchange our SUFFERING
white soldiers-the lHnguishine, starving
and diseased white men, because the rebels
refuse to exchange the negro captiTes. He
Denounced OF length the policy Of the adj
ministra,ion upon the several points in
which the negro is affected, characteriBing
its position as mOnstrous, and referring to
the present era as the reign of Abraham /.
lie averred that bis own ByalTy was IN
spotted; that be hated with undying vigUr
the crime of seceeeion.- Ii was evident that
this policy was only part Of that design
80 perpetuate the party power of the ad-
ministration. lie cl 'sed with an Indignant
and earnest protest of the refusal of the ad-
ministration TO liberate thousands of s,arv,
ing and dying whites for. the sake Of few
| negroes.
Mr.. johnson denied that it was perfect
ly clear that humanity, which is the high
est polity, demaLded the cor Ginuance of
the exchange Of prisoners. He proceeded
to combat the opinion of the senator from
Kentucky, (Davis) that these men should
not be protected. lie corrected bis views
! Of the power Of the president, Ly quoting
! from the constitution relative to the execu.
tive and legislative powers.
Mr. Davis replied, saying, the preamble
of the constitution cOnfers no power on the
government The supreme court has 30
interpreted it. 10 also claimed the presi-
dent had no right to suspend the writ oil
habeas corpus, which was legislative and
not an executive function. The powers to
be exercised are conferred by the eonstitu-
ticn alone, and there are no powers vested
in the government which are not conferred
by the constitution. Hence the president
cannot raise troops or armies, nor has BIZ
the power to organize any measure to pu
down insurrectiCn without the assent o
congress. 1t was the determination Of thI
party in power that the war shall continu
until the next presidential election. Tat
war would have been brought to clos
long ago if the administration had singl,
and 10 good faith devoted itself to th
principles announced in the Critteudel
resolutions, and if the commanders Of tn,
armies had been selected not becaus
oil their hostility to the rebels, but becaus
, oil their opposition Of slavery.
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am authorized TO receive SubGcrip.
liOn Z Ia
"United States FiVe-TWenty Year
Six per cent Bonds"
GEO. WOODRUFF, Banh.s.

Interest payable May let, and Nov. 1st, in GOLD.
will receive In payment for those Bonds al par With.
out commission. Legal Tender Meter Drafts on New
York or BOSTON.