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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-05-07

The ARaIY.-An intelligent young. <fieer, IN
the cid Sionewal brigade, ssyss Uva private let.
ters 4" have never seen tbLsGfmy 50 devoted
to the cause as now. Osirileily. much efuhusi-
asu was mingled witbcur paiIl3iism, and many
mistook lows Of sdfsnturs for love oi eouatry
but lhs transjsas passioes have lorg since s0o.
sided, and the pure fame Of dev06on 70 cur
county, livery and homer, bsrns bsish.ly ugsa
slrsost every heart"
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FLouR. RiCny SID LaRn.

ME D y, s. received, on eaalis szasnl,
wv % bois. F.Clr.
55J5 Jos nee Bzc1u,
risre-s Leaf Lars-Sl of which VIII he sold
l0r- :. STRAUSS & BRO
r-Ua-.T-a -ssfa rf-z
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-05-07

MORB FEDERAL PaisOsEHs-- The Eror-
vile Register says: a lot Of eig'sy one b.ua
bellies arrived hers yesterday from fusc1pbss
and Tullahoms. They VIII be sens on TO + "a.
mond to-rn0uow. The most Of then bad tasir
speech hnctDred With the ''sofs Germ sR ses.sl 3
What with the prisoners that daily pass through
here, capiured by cur brave troops, aDd the 1s-
Federal army, We have good reason % believe
taat Old Abo's eonscription aot will net megs
than keep up his present vaantsd number IL ths
Eeld
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REa6aaElHEE1M.

FsTHE hru q 1ufrhv 6 1us1n, o. sdsmphis. Tenn
I ls ilis dag Dissolved By mutnai @ nsens AL per
sens la leg ains sTziust szl4 tr1 VII present the
Hams 70 ". T. Q-iHbg Tso e oas auGh0rtborizsd 90
psy and a persons who are Indebted 70 ssid firm WI
iusae lEula Sc peyusut 70 gsd siuby, 3az been
Hutaori e. g. sstile sai5 nrrs business.
W. T. Qu1NBY
r. 4. ROHTNslsN,
General PaftaerE,
= s. ClAYHDRN
Eiovah, S.. Jsan-gE 2. lse3 sgeeia5 Parnsr.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-05-07
GENERAL ORDERS 10. "a

EEADQUABTEnS ARaY or TEsEEESEE
TULkH5EA, eun.. April 23i 1858.
Z 7 having been q ctrfsia.d hsi mary sQidi r,
i Ebs-ut from tbs aruy anKl AZ 20 r-tHra ~
Their Ccilrz bGt da "a - he fear Of puushm nt
cessitefs the liTsa6ias efi gives hat
al vi be es1ored dIiys Tistclt piIn lEas NJ wis
retu 70 ths c5rFs within twenty dsrs II within Cur
lia1s--1- rih cf the iassoi This srmy Witiin
fo-1y isys
gy 6-nnsad o. GseeEal BRtss.
lSigne ". y. MACEALL
Chief Of SSH
f06elal l-EKLoeH FLLocFERs A. A Genera.
nyz2E
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SPECIAL O2DERs 10. 9.
EEADQg ARTEHs DEF sRTKENT TRANs-l
8IssISsEPgL
hLEXEEoEIA Ia, Ap i l7tz, Is6l
3 TAJOR J. J.. asDaisa1 1artsTlnes -, " Il Iro-
vi cerd without 6eiHy So sagksCn HISS, where be
v7iu G. ta5I b h.rssii & fhe purposs Il making eT
rangi uts FOR q rrfmFt Forwarding Of E3Pg lies
Toarh ng kzi poini for tie DaParmeat Of Traas-ts-
ops.
b errnsnd Of Lent Cen. E. KuBT SMITH.
[sisneal =. = BELtON,
A. A. General.
P1rEosut ihs above oTder al stores srrivi1g for
The Depsr usnt Trans d ss-ipP viii be im1as disiey
re9ousdta tie un5ersis ned fr sli5ment
J. 7. MORGAN.
nv--2-- Major ard q NJ.
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gully appeal.
EDITION.
JACKSON. MISS.
THURSDAY NoRNIEG, NAY :.
OLD TYPE aETAL,


A few hundred pounds CT old typs metal car
be had By application At TIE Appeal ofiee.
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Of Certain Mail Contract
OrS and Drivers OflMail Stages from
Military Service.

Exemption Of Certain Mail Contract
OTS and Drivers OfI Mail Stages from
Military Service.
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERloA1
Posi- CFFicE DEPARTaRET.
RI hnund April lzth 1883
CPEoIAL attention e called T. tbs subjoined ssS of
- Co1EresE IN regard to erempious.
JOHN z. REGAN,
Pstnn sster- euersi.
AN ACT.
T. exempt Contractors Tor carrying the mails Of the
Conisds-ats States and tie Drivers OF Post Coehes
rns scks from mil taFy service.
TIE g-esE OF he Confederate Ststes Of America
CO enscf be contractors for c7rrylnR the mzs Of
fhe ofrde States shall be ezern pt rcr, the pe--
flruauca ID NIL dufV tie Graiss of fhe gonfas
erste a'vs frou SD al The passage Of tbs d-
Eing ths une hey are s1ch contractors: ovide5,
thst 70 o. hsn one contractor sh,l BE exempt en
any route and ID No mole ihau one ne aher of any
E of coufrseiorz 81 eli be czemrf aud % eontrne or
on ary rinte OF thsn ten ui.es IN ie1rth s1d on
which tie Hlli riei torEe al Be erenf m
der 5hs ard if ore r more member of AL = snob
firm De ezem-t from age C. other cause om tle per.
f1rmznea o. mi ay duly, tas other member or msia-
bers o. ruc1 ninr hhat tot ta exempt by lhil 90 oD
account oi ee'nR nia coz raeio and provided for
taer tlat 10 psrson % shom coutract fer csrIyng
the usls be q nsf rred F & the consent of tte
8 once Department, after the passHg q ths set
saa ae x lnpt on nv iarg sef vice Cn that uccCurt
see 9. Tnat drivsrs q poet coachss and haoss fer
ug De aiis al rogte7 fhe weight tie
lfi rnes htt ihcp shoEld 5e carried in cosChes or
hacks shall e eZ-nr from Estery service 4 ihe
~ hs CeRfed rts STA c. from s1d after Il pa
SAGE q t-is Gct l0rgas they continue % Re ezl
pluy s. suol lver= Provided tie contrsct-r by
vhsm su ,l diver IS employed shall take AID sgb
8 DE an oa7e z flfnsi-a 10 he enrolling ofiees
ihat BE- weigh Of the us lis route r-qpires the
use oi co-c1 O. IA Is for thei cosFegsnce and hiss
Dc hss ROB greater number OF erivsrs cu,uovsd ia n
are ind fps1 able t3 enable i'm 60 ful6 his coatrsct
p carying the mais and tzat be Hii. o., Wills
eootFze-5f e1a ? grea er number OF diver than
I-sy BE- iud s1e 5T uzcess ry Tor thss purp Sc and
ths- De sire nolee 70 The enrolling ofneer when
any s1-A asiYef c 'sses o Be - hs tnP-og meHt
Approved 3 III Is 1863
a4suff
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-05-07

BREATHE THEoUGH YpUR NosE-' Tbs
hsois of breathing througa its nosrriis, says an
eminent wTisaT is ths pOiHt uSou which tho
Indian mother = most solieitous iu fez4rd 60 her
infant" A respects health, thousands gbo are
at this moment coughing st every brolth they
draw, wOuld after . few niaUsas' trial a. breath
iu@ through the nosirils, fad themselves ds.iv.
cred from that t0rmentor. Sueh % rave had
their slsep disturbed (and who has not been taus
sfiicted7 p by tie snoring Of their neg5b3Ts,
wiil become jealous in favor Of this ra.or1. on
learning tbas a man who sleeps wi.h bis iirs
closed, and breathes through his rosirils eEsu-
siTelys never snoTes lie cannot snoIe- 0 j.
think Of iti-the impOsss5iity Of sDorarl
What q benefit 70 mankind B-eathe chr uTh
your nosuils and nOt through your mouth. Oosn
the latter to talk and t9 est. aud for thcss pur-
poses only. AT aii other times lei your lips bs
closed sud your te9th meet By day and BY
night let the breath Of lifs enter and depart
through the nostriis -thass same ngslrls into
which it was frBt bTsathed a. mans eresfiUn
Make fair trial Of this, and yea win never
cease 10 bs grateful for the advice
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FOB ACCO.
FOR SALE.

T-10s El'a twenty SIX bores fne VIRGINIA TobzcsC
" Apply 20 VAUGHAN & WELLONS
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asa rfaR.

rBE ofa,s for The payment of sa4H labor fhs for.
J. t.fsEanns Of Port Huas5n La. TAl Be- opened a
Jsekson, la. % tbo sesA insis
7. J. FBEBAUX,
CAPTAIN and Eugine Tinchisf Of shs 81 District
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-05-07

E Tbs New York papers now effect 70 be-
lieve that General sil's movement into North
Csrelina was feius to eafer the carrying eff Of
al she grain in che count which, they ssy, be
succeeded in doing
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-05-07

g The Federal prisoners recently coh6nei II n
the nav camp near this city, several hundred in
number. Rave been removed to Selma, Alsbsms,
for sais keeping.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-05-07

/ The Opening 0f the Grand ''auip,iEB-
aeeriog News froTz ths EEst sind thn'
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-05-07

Two trains with wounded arrived this uora;ns On
tbs Fredericksburg rsrosd Direc' commuuie ton
with ths army being again establ she'd sau,e q liable
de'a5 Of the recent battles win p~obaby be rs-sissd
during the day from the corr-sran eurs Of lie press
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-05-07

RI hnond April lsth. 1883.
CpEcIAL attention E called ta tbs subioned al Of
- CO1EresE regard to eremp ious.
JOHN z. REGAN,
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-10-13
"SluCk up People, ,,

i don't like the JOneses q Bit said pret
ty Mrs. Smith, who visited our Office few
days since for the purpose of obtaining a
subscription to the Anti. Wonau's Wash.
ing Machine.
She sank into our green velvet armchair
wiped her fair face with the edge of her
pocket handkerchi ,f-ths pleasant per.
fume of which added pleasant variety to
the air of our sanctum, where roses and
pInks struggle for supremacy-anG then
gently tirted peacock's fan, and looked
charming, as she knew she did, while
waning Tor our comments upon the re-
marx
We merely said, 'Ah!
Yes continued Mra. Smith, with
pout on her red lips, Il don't like the Jones
es.
Have you any reason for your dislike 2
we asked
Yes. they are such stuck up PEG
pie
This was an expression we had often
hearo, aud yet hardly knew the meaning
oil. Ibs three words were not evidences
OF refinement, and thoy we're used as indi-
eating contempt. We desired enlighten,
ment, and asked our sweet visitor what she
meant.
Why, you know what l mean,' AID the
peacock's fan was waved little violently,
and pretty foot tapped the Brussels car.
pet little impstiently.
We denied all knowledge of the sub
ject.
Well then, cried Mrs. Smith, you know
that Joreses live in grand house, and be-
cause 1t Is handsomely furnished they are
In IL
10 the soap business
It's just as good as other peoples money
isn't it 2 we asked.
oh. of course it u.s. cried Mrs. Smith in
hasty tone. In fact / called at the
house this morning for the purpose of
obtaining some for my subscription.-
They gave me Eve dollars, but in such
stuck up way that did not like it
bit
Don't the Joneses pay their debts?'
'On. of course. never heard they djdu't
l don't mean that you know. mean that
they are such stuc-
Mrs. smith saw our approving look aud
stopped.
The fact of it is,' we said, the JOneses
live in better house than you do. They
use their money as they please, and asso.
ciate with their own friends. not wishing to
increase the circle. Jones is an honest
fellow, knows that he can't make much Of
show IN society. and SO keeps out of it,
He is reserved and bashful; his family is
tue same, and so they pass for srissocratic
people, when in fact they are eminently
democrats, In truth Jones drinks ale in
preference TO wine. He lives well. likes q
god. house and good furniture. and made
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-10-13
The Voice of ArOostook. Me.

The following comprehensive resolution
was passed by the Democrats of Arocstook
on the 31st:
Resolved, That while our beloved couu-
try was governed by Democratic principles
and Democratic rule, it showed to the
world a people prosperous, happy and bless
beyond example. Two years Of Republi
can abolition rule has garnered as it's
fruits:
A violated Constitution.
Two hundred thousand new made
graves.
Three hundred thousand crioples.
-Four hundred thousand widows and or
pbaos.
A national debt Of fifteen hundred mil
lions of dollars.
A burden of taxation far above the
resources of the people.
shinplaster currency.
An almost utter prostratioa Of all bust
ness except official swiDd ling.
a whole patton impoverished, democrat
iEed' and disheartened, and, worst than all,
last becoming infdel to the elementary
principles Of the government.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-10-13
GOING UP AND COMING Down.

This lisa simple song, tits true,
My songs are never over nice;
And yet I'litry and scatter through
A little pinch Of good advice,
Then listen, pOmpous friend, and learn
Never to boast Of much renown,
For Fortunes wheel is on the turn,
And some go up, and some come down.
know a vast amount ofstocks,
vast amount of pride insures;
But Fate has picked so many locks,
wouldn't like to warrant yours.
Remember then, and never spurn
The one whose hand is hard and brown.
For he is likely togo up,
And you are likely to come down,
Another thing you will agree,
(The truth may be as well confessed,)
That Goldfish Aristocracy"
is but scaly thing at best.
And the fishes, large and strong,
May seek the little ones to drown,
Yet fishes all, both great and small,
Are going up and coming down.
Our lives are full Of chance and change.
And chance you know, is never sure;
And 'twere a doctrine new and strange,
That places high are most secure.
And though the tickle god may smile,
And yield the scepure and the crown;
Tis only for little while,
Then goes up, and comes down.
This world for you and me, my friend,
Hath something more than pounds and pence:
Then let us humbly recommend
A little use of common sence
Thus lay all pride Of place aside,
And have care whom you frown;
For fear you'll see him going up,
When you are only coming down.
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his money by hard work. W think
that if you possessed as much Dney as
Jones, you would be stuck up asgou call
it. and hardly acknowledge comnn peo-
ple'
Mrs Smith bounded from the am chair
shock her skirts into shape, an swept
from the Office without waiting for he36ffy
dollar subscription she expected toreceise
from Us. Months will pass swaybeEsae
she will call again. Our wives repice At
the rupture, for Mrs. Smith is fascilating,
aud the ladies all know l..
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-10-13

a man recently broke of marriage be-
cause the lady did not possess good CONVEX
sationai powers. He should have married
per- ana then refused her new bonnet to
Develop her powers of talk.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-10-13

1oB PRIHrIno

Job Printing OfeTs, I'd sseript,o, -n,A,.
xP'ditiOuslysxecutsdt to order opl ia.,a,.
Amusement Of blanks kepseonss.ssl, :. =.
~ All orders for Advertisers a, - -, =
De accompanied by cash, unlesssosas psPsn, u
uoecomes responsible for the cane -
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-10-13
W. G.. TIL SON,

RCHIT z c II AND BUILDER,
WILL furnish Plans and Specifications, and take
W contracts for, superintend the erection of
Churches, School Houses, Public Buildings and DWELL
ings.
Shop and ONCE on Chicago Street, near A. 4 St.
L. X. Depot n33-tf
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-10-13

"A country paper, speaking of the funeral
oil suicide, says indignantly, They bur-
led the woman like dog, with all her
clothes onp
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-10-13
DENTISTRY

DR.. r. y. q II o G II b a n =
HXTOU respectfully imfotm the inhabitaRts o
w Joliet and Eieiaity, that after an absence o.
years. has returned Joliet Tor the PDCOae of
making 1t his future home, aud adopts this method
Inform his friends and the public, that he has take
the rooms formerly occupied by Carpenter Pierce,
OVER BROWNS DRUG STORE,
where he will be pleased to all who may need
CLASS DENTAL OPERATIONS.
Those VINO may employ him may be assured that all
Operations will be performed In neat, tTusty and
1ditkfiLu manner.
Nov. 49, 1851. MA II
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Washington-TOWn expenses Sl60 90
Road and bridge purposes Is cents
on each 500 valuation. and in add
tinn thereto the sum of $500 90
All OF which is respectfully submitted
II, N. INGERSOLL,
Chairman of COMMITTEES.
On motion o. Mr.. Frank the report of
the Com Dittee was accepted.
On Motion of Mr.. CT TX, said report was
amended by striking out the sum of $465
for road and bridge purposes in the town
Of Du Page.
On motion Of Mr.. Cation, said repor TT was
adopted as amended.
Mr. Cation from the com. tn settle with
the Sheriff and Treasurer, presented the
fiscal statement Of Benz. Richardson, T.ea-
surer of Will County. and the report of
said com 10 relation thereto, as fellows, to-
wit:
BENZ. Richardson, Treasurer. So
10 acct with the County of Will, on
General Co. Fund.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-10-13
DE Mt IST RY

DIS. ALLEN 4 SALTER, permanently
located in Joliet, is prepared to perform
uITTN all operations in the profession, in the
A1J latest aud most approved style. Arti-
hcial Jobs from single Tooth to full set inserted
atmospheric principle.
Teeth Extracted without pain.
OFFICE Jefferson St., in Hawleys New Building
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JoIIst nInrhI. wnrkn.

Joliet Marble Works,
0HARLEs Z. MUNGER, Manufacturerand deaIer
~ every variety of
MARBLE MONUMENTS TOMB STONES FUR.
NITURE, &C., &C.
the Rock Island Depot, Joliet Illinois, Order
ON abrOadreSpectfully solicited
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-10-13


General Co. Fund.
Sept 1868. Dr."
To Amt Of funds on hand Sept
To Amt reed of Drainage Com. tsS 81
d. 5. Stewart
To Amt Of general Co. tax levied ''' " -.
for 1862, 24,Tes 50 s2s,sOs As
By amt Of genI Co. orders PAID 7l467 q
ofperso'I tax collected, 1876 -
Of Town collectors com'ns, sol IS
Of Treas. commission on
$6,572 AZ, at per ct, 32S 81
By amt Of Cos proportion Of
state tax. 60 90
By amt Of Treas commission on
s27,6OO 50, $50 IL $4,000 90
General Co. fund on hand, 3,lS7 IS
IN wAR FuSD.
To amt Of war fund levied so 24,Ies 50
By amt Of war fund ORDER paid. sIs.I3O 90
Of interest on same 1909 ~
ofInterest pd on orders
due In "a '65, 2.SI6 %
by amt Of persona al tax uncalld le5 q
Of errors. ga
Of Town collectors CONS. 6Sl IS
Of Treas. commission
$239s2 IS, 40 oS $2S.e71 90
Amt Of war fund on band at this date, lOg7 %
Add amt Of general county fund, $3.50 IS
Total funds on hand, st,2Ss Is
"To the Board of Supervisors WI County:
THE com to settle with the Sheriff aud
Treasurer. would beg leave to report, that
We have examined the vouchers " the FORE
going statement of the Treasurer and fnd
the same to be correct ss therein set forth,
and We further fad that 10 connection with
the war fund there has necessarily been q
large amount Of extra labor, not contem-
plated in the duties Of the Office, aud we
iod that it has been done very satisfactor.
i'm and would therefore recommend that
the cum of twenty FIVE dollars be allowed
t. Mr.. Samuel ID. Foote, the Clerk of the
Treasurer upon whom most Of the extra
labor devolved."
"All Of which is respectfully submitted
w P. CATION, Chair. Com.
On motion Of Mr. Oagwio, said statement
end report we're accepted and adopted.
MIR. Civ from the com. on squslzation
Of assessments reported back tle spplica-
tiou of Robert McCooI, asking that the
board refund the county tax by him paid
for the year, 1862, on on lcorr eet assess
meDt Of his personal property, end recon-.
mended that the county tax on $4OO OF
said assessed valuation be refunded 20 said
applicant, amounting to the sum of S4,Oo.
90 mctIoo the reoort Of the CON. was
concurred iD.
On motion of Mr. Cagwin, the claim of
Charles DsnuOnd, ex-cOroner Of Will'CO..
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-10-13
CHAS, n. KELLER.

A GENT FOR THE UNITED STATES AND AMER
IA lean Express Companies will forward Frcigh and
Valuables to all points of the country. Notes. Drafts
and Bills collected and proceeds returned promptly
Joliet, July I3, 1868 n4-tf
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-10-13
SHOW RESPECT TO rHE DEAD.

SHOW RESPECT To- THE DEAD.
CITY MARBLE FACTORY.
z ENNON 4 REEFS, Manufacturer, In
IL every variety Of
Marble MOnume ntS, Head Stones. Aze
Jefferson Street, north of County Jail,
JOLIET, ILLINOIS
All work warranted to k.,s entire satisfaction and
prices to suit the times. Orders sent by mail will
SeiVe prompt attention. (n2ly)
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-10-13
JOLIET BOOKRINDERY.

THE undersigned will bind all kinds sf Books, In
i any desired STYLE
Jobs will be neatly executed and warranted.
Prices moderate.
WIN. sTAEHLE, Bookbinder
Bluff Street, (ons door north ofthe Gas Works)
Feb IL, 1853. Joliat IIijcn;.
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" lent 6ENINo MAcHNES. - ~
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-10-13

On motion the opinion was recei we'd and
placed on file. Mr. Reed offered for adop-
tiOn the following resolutions to wit:
ResoLUed, that the sum of $3.50 in addi-
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-10-13

NTRs.dARRIET KILLMER, Female Physician, Of
III fers her professional services to her SEX in
Obstetrics, and the diseases insident and GILL
She will also attend calls generally
Residence n East Joliet.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-10-13

9 UsINE s s oARDs.
A Uc ITO z e n

II ". uENliY FoLKE, having permanently located
~ IN Joliet Tor the purpose OF practiciuR Medicine
Nou respectfully tender his professional services 10
e public Office in Ilawley's Block. and residence on
5an. Is, lsG3. tF
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-10-09
The New Army Register.

The new army register is at length COM
pleted. 1t is dated April 1, 1868, and
contains no record of the numerous
changes that have taken place since that
data fact which initiates against its
practical value. Since the last register
was published thirty-nine Major Generals
and one hundred and twenty-five Briga-
der Generals have been appointed. The
list contains the names of sixty-nine of
the former and two hundred and fifty-six
of the latter; three hundred and twenty
seven commissioned officers have been
promoted from the ranks.
The following is the organization of the
regular army:
Majors, 245; major generals, 5; briga-
dier-generals, 10; colonies, 90; lieuten-
ant-colOnels, 80; aides-de-camp, 80; CAP
tains, GIL; adjutants, go; regimental
quartermasters, 30; regimental commits
saries, 6; battalion adjutants, 81; batta-
lion quartermasters and commissaries, 81 {;
first lieutenants, 1855; second lieutenants,
500; military storekeepers, SO; hospital
chaplains, 119; veterinary surgeons, s !;
medical cadets, 20; sergeant-majors, 81;
quartermaster 81; commissary-
sergeants, z; drum-majors, 9; principal of
chief musicians, 40; saddler-sergeants, 6;
chief trumpeters, 6; ordnance sergeants,
106; hospital stewards, 81; regimental
stewards, 10; battalion sergeant-major,
81; battalion quartermaster-sergea ~;
battalion commissary sergesnts, ~; bat
TALON hospital stewards, ~; first sergeants,
448; company MISUNDERSTANDING,
"a; company commissary -sergeants, Y;
sergeants, ITO; corporals, 5000; trum-
peters, ia; musicians, 1928; farriers
and blacksmiths, IA; artifcers, 415, sad
dlers, 70; waggoners, 81; privates, 81 ,479;
enlisted men of ordnance, 9O5. Total
commissioned, 2,423. Total enlisted.
40, 900. Aggregate, 1882.