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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-11-17
RSSVXSy:NSVS
H9I1k97EE s[SkI
FOR CATTLE AN HORSES.

This lie truly Great Remedy. HsIfA Is cent bot.
i tie Of sloAn's Instant Relief. given In a plat Of
warm wafer, seldom fails TO horse Of Collie in
few minutssi ID extreme cases repeat the dose In Is
miBustS, "a.
For Bruises Strains, sprans, and many other fnjur-
les on Homes, Cattle and other animals. SlOans In
slant Relief speedily effects . cure Many persons
have been HstcHsed witness the rapdoBIe eaectSd
by the use Of this Wanderful medieibs.
ASrGet Circulars Of Agents..
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T 40 OIL
DiFFERENoEss 8

e DIFFERGNoEs. q IYl
Fall not ous upon the way ,rvI
Short Il is, and soon FiFSnd;
Better far to hy the fray
Than to lose the hisnds
Christ hath sent you, two and two, =
with mandate TO return;
Can " mesI the Maste''s view, 4
II with wrath ye burnt
II thy brother seemrth SLOW
Jeer not, but thy qui0kness slack;
Irahrr that divided go,
Kaspltils weArier track. ~ 81
ouit nStsas.f for shorter line, ul
Ancient ways together trod; -'
Joy to read at once the slgn
Pointing on 10 God.
Teach each other as We walk,
How to sing the angels song, y 1
Fill the time with hOmeward talk,
Then twill not be long. sr
Gently deal with those who roam,
Silent as TO wanderinEs past;
So together at yOur homes,
All arrive at last.
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BARNUM'S SELF-SEWER,
FOR ALL SEWING MACHINES, s1.5o

We attend to the Repairing of all kinds IL Machines
Prices Of Mhchines with nemmer, Teller. Gauge
Oil Can extra needless full Directions, &C., from So
to $40.
Terms to Agents. descriptive Circulars and speci
of work sent free by mail on receipt of stamps
or lad of
L. CORNELL 4 Co.
1913 Lake Street. Chicago
AS-Any persons wishing to obtain one Of these
Machines naT he supplied by c.. C. FARLEY,
June l, 1908. lB5l-lyJ Joliet.
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WERE NEVER EQUALLED.

Its rapidity. absolute Stiffness of motiou, mar
rOwness and neatness of its HEM and FELL we're
NEVER APPROACHED by any other machine We
can call in any boy girl from the street, and with
three minutes instruction they will set the needle
attach he Hemmer OF Teller. and do the work with
entire success blind girl with the exception of
threading the needle, do the same. Many ladies
owning other first class machines, our Office
to do their fine hemmng and telling the Wilcox 4
Gibbs Machine.
We take other machinesin exchange. We sell OIL
Cotton, Silk, Twist and Needles for every kind of
Sewing machine.
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FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE Co.

FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE Co.
Are DESTROYS of establishing efficient Local Agents
throughout the country. With a small investment Of
capital profitable business readily be established
FOR further particulars address the undersigned for cir
eular and sample of work. w G. MASON
Genl West'n Agent, IA Lake-st. Chicago.
Machines exhibition at the Store of S. W. Stone
Co. Gail and examine.
d. H. PERRIGO, Agent
Jan 0, 1875 for Joliet and vicinity.
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Illinois Mutual
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
WITH A SUCCESSFUL
BUSINESS EXPERIENCE OF OVER % YEARS.
Capital, $1,000 .oee.
Losses Paid. -. -S7oOS0s0.

INSTEAD OF the SycES for siBsiaunRzl SiTidcnds in
addition tn premiums, usually eEavL from tbc In
sured by stock Companies TO pay Eastern StockhOld-
ers, the in the ILLINOIS Mutual are On equtaIy
arranged u only TO require from ibe Members srsi-
cent money TO pay with extremity all Losses and rz
Penses. The Premium Notes, nor amounting to over
One Million Of UoliGTg ed 10y lien upon
the property insured. valued ITer Ten MilIions-
This ample Fund affords guarantee for the pay
ment Of every lossthe security heUg all located in
Illinois, and subject to laws No pOlicies
issued out of tins State The Members are subject
no itigston-a losses being adjusted 10y agreed arJ
tration. All losses cashed within ninety days, that
occur under Policies paid yearly in advance.
BOARD OF DIRECTIONS. 4
b. X. Hart, LYMAN Trumbull, RObers Smith.
samuel Wade. Elias iibbard, Timathy Turner
J.Y. ScaWePphe, D.. Gilman. IL W. Billings
Benz p Long. l. KelleRLerzsr Henry Lea,
y. A. Hoffman, John Atwood. NJ G. Atwood
OFFICE RS
n. G. ATWOOD. President.
L KELLENBERGER, Treasurer. and Special Agent
-- JOHN ATWOOD, Secretary.
John Blaisdell, GET. Agt, j. K. Howard ASST teen
AS-LCcal Agents at every county town In the State
BIssELE 4 HEATH, Agents, Joliet,
Sept. !, 1851. nl2
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NeWssoGondsI

Il saoscf1ber has jukt rec.iv.. : -,
which, in faet h. sOin n gOgds eist5 sSsa
purchased Joliet or pces SicSs1t e ss sa es
tass 10 ea a ni5d Of Dry Goods !, al esEseas
s1s@lns before tnfrhrsSt si. esI saf.h
H... s,,,.z HpLkS DRESS GOODS.
Iains. Fsn Ss%ea TTs1 ais1ss Sutv AspEses
RI ma .i.i, AND FANCY eoon. ~ :
S SVanetS ard Trimmings -eonss.tinr =,
colors Plumes rosetta arsSe,h ebOns eiIks
H. - fr1nges SIX Lace 1S1e Neils Of 81
noe, and Round Silrered Uombs oiorea Children
ipes Rs,,cai1 oanIbries Brown and B,ea.A...
Cotton Rss,ns broad Cloths Tweeds, Keuteeo sheet
Undstsirsrs.a SsSftnsHt Of knbIoideries e.
pins Grape ay st ats coItsins Muslin Count.,
sU'l TINS Is the place for b4rEuins =
| R.cDBNCEN--
| ---- - sr-.- = -on Chicazo &c.,
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NEW ENG LAND HOTEL.
Joliet, Illinois.

MoOREN BUILT AND CENTRALLY LOCATED
HOUSE,
NEAR by and in full view from the Railroad Depots
IN Of the city. where will be found superior accom-
modations and the unremitting Of the I'M
oersigned contribute 20 the comfort and pleasures of
the travelling public. Charges 81 per day or s. per
week.
L. SHREFFLER Proprietor
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'gsIKNF6F DT T7f
LIVER INVIGORATOR.
EVER DEBlLITATING


TITS ooMpdURDED BNrfRELYr PROM o,,ass-
Il and has become an established fact ~
lcine, known and approvI led BY all tina, b.va 80
~ anu Is roS tes9rtee % ~ with confdeneein an dis.
reaSe, lor "hlch WIS re- lconnI0nded. - -.
mas sui ca thonsandsO within the last two years
WHO mao given up ALI hopes Of relief, as the mn.
meIous unsolicited ser tihCatesi in my possession
chow. go cle M
The dose must be a. - ldaptcd to the tempera-
ment OF Inc individual taking IL. and used in
such quail tles to act . gently on the BoVrsf- :
Ietthe dictates Of your q Judgment guide you n,
the use Of the LIVER In vIGoRAToR, and Il viii
cure LIVER ooMPLAISTs,RI BILIOUS ATTACKS pYEPEp-
s1A. CHRONIC DIARRHGA,IS SUlfMER cosfPLaiNTs ms.
ENTRY, DRoPsY, soURl,r lsToMAcH, HAHTUAL Co.'S
TlvENEss cHoLIc cHOL - ERA, CHOLERA MoRBUs, chol
era infanttm,i Flatu- p Hence, Jauudice. Female
Weakness. and may be used successfuilyAs an
Ordinary Female Ned-l.s iicine. IT will cure SICK
HEADACHE, (as thousandsi- can tesfify.) in twenty
minuts, IL two OF threeE TespoonfnIs are taken At
commencement of atlh tack.
All wHo USE n ans itIyIsG their testimony in
Blk zWAIER IN fTHEIS iNoUTH WITH TIE ISvIGoR
AToR, AND SWALLOW BoTHl iTOGEIiIER. g .i % - q
Prtcc one dollar per Bottle.
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c A r Inns
City Expess Wagon

ID UNS TO all trains arriving at ami departing from
HI the city. Baggage taken to and from the DepOss
and packages delivered in all parts of the city ad Vi
cniy Orders left at the Post Office News Depot will
be promptly attended TO. Charges moderate
Jan It'll, 1852. HUGH CAREIg
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Look to Your LighisI
HCRSING FLUID, Camphcne. Lard Oil, pure Eel
ID phsnt OIL Wax and Sperm Candies. Er sale low NJ
sept 9, 1856. nl3 J. II. BROWNIE
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MOneY L0an

ten per cent iDteEsSt, on good Real Estate sscu.
"A MY. Farming property is preferred enquire Of
req u, 1893. 80 fs.E4 W RCVEN
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"a -
WILCOX & GIBBS
Sc WIN MACHIN E

WILL STITCH, HEM, FELL. TUCK, CORD. BIND q.
w BRAID QUIJT and EMBROIDEK beautifully 1t
WILL with the finest needle and thread run from per-
feet work the finest Mai nsoOn, the heaviest
beaver-clOth and cowhide with no change of needle
m mr. f.n
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no BREAKING OF NEEDLES.

The blade of the needle is less than q of an intb
long and is straight. II is less than half the length
Of other machine needles. many of which arr curved
therefore easily bent or brnken-a great source
of annoyance, expense and trouble.
The HemeT and Reller never no set wrong
Any one may adjust them L.. the dark. The hem may
he Of any with No other hemmer Teller il like this
1t Turns the hem the right under side.
1t will not drop stitches the needle is always set
right, the blade short and straight does vibrute
like longer ones.
Wilcox Gibbs Sewing Machine is run by steam
at 400 stitches per ninute-other machines only ut
from 400 to l2CO. with safety.
They manufactured with Mathematical Precision
Hence each part is interchangeable, and be readily
replaced in of accident.
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"A sBARRErrs
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To Justices Of ths Peace & COnStahIeS

A Ii kinds Of Justices aud Constables' BLANKS, fol
IA sale a. the win County Drug Book Store
Joliet. Dec. 9, 1856. ms
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S . M 4 TsH'IN NEW

Patent Spring Bedsteada.
HE subscriber has just received large lot of thsss
Il popular Bedsteads. They combine more Of luxury
economy and utility, dare assert than any
Other article Of furnature I'm Market IL IL AT m
with surprising ease allows constant and nert yentils
non Hnds Acknowledge to be cheaper aud better than
feathers or other good bed All are invited % cali
ans examine, as / charge nothing for showing goods
EUGENE DAILY.
Exchange ST, between Canal and River Bridge
Joliet. jan 20, 1851 "a
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WILCOX &GIRBs SEWING MACHINE

will use cotton linen, silk and twine 1t runs
easier faster and stiller than any Othe= machine 1t
forms, with single thread as in hand sewing fat
even and elastic seam, differing from every other
stitch, each loop being twisted by Of the 'Ro-
TATING HOOK and drawing the twist into the goods
thus securely fastening every stitch that the seam
will bear to be frequent intervals and in that
eveE, the seam is warranted TO RIP in wear
and under all circum tanCes TO snrvive the wasbtub
Old worn out family garments, bOsOms, pants, dresse
DC. have been submitted to Committees at RAIRs
where was the greatest competition and this stitch
premiums have been awarded tor its superiority, elias
ITCHY and beauty.
Patented Device prevents the possibility of the
machine being in the wrong direction or the bal
ance wheel ever wearing or touching the dress by
another ingenious Patent Improvement the Needle
cannot I've set wrong thus avoiding the great trouble
of other machines. In this it is easy that a ,lid
may set it in the dark With unerng every
time
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FURNTTTRR--
UNDERTAKING.

81. S has received, and will keep on hand a
$50 anu slleS OF Metallic Burial Cases which he m
III 20 snch as may want them. The ESTIMATION n
WI these cases are held for their beauty duriaLitT
and preserving powers, fully attest their ySIus H IN
a. III ~ on han yss Of Wood Cofins and attspj
y 90 e as undertaken, in city or cen I
icon hand. wv -
-.-- ...- ..- Z. DAILY, ExehaRe At Jol.s,.
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They win not get out of order.

We have known it intimately for several years Many
thousands already in here. and far we know
not in family use has time repair or
tiun if properly cared for. None who have used it
can be persuaded to any other.
AilleOx Gibbs Sewing Machine works at an in
stants notice, and never stops ''unRceountaby Not
one operator iu.tcn the Wilcox Gibbs will break
a needle or drop stitch in u year The Wilcox 4
Gibbs in the hands OF any one. knows no s.skips"
drops Jumps" or misses" The psundntSs, even
hess, durability aud beauty of its sIt,h
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SAN FORD .F
FAMILY
CAT HAIR TIC PILLS,

COMPOUNDED FROM
PURE VEG TBLE EXTRACTS, AND PUT Up IN
GLASS CASES Air tight, and will keep in any climate
The FAMILY CAL lTHARTIC PILL il gem
tie but active oathartie (which the pfoprietor has
used in hispractice more - than twenty years.
The constanIlN iRoreasl - ing demand from those
who have long used theP Pills and the
which all express in re- gard TO their use. has in
ducr1 me to place them - within the reach of ALL
The Profession we'll know the different Cath
artics act ON different - portions of the bowels.
The FAMILY CATHAR- TIC Pill has, with due ref
erence to this well estab lished fact, been COM
pouned from a variety - of the pursst Vegetable
Extracts, which act a-- like on every part of the
alimentary canal and :, are good and safe in all
cases where a CatharticS is needed, such As DE-
of the SToA- e tXcH, SLEEPINEss PAIN and
SORNEss the whole body. from sudden cold
which frequently, ne c neglected, end in long
course Of Fever, Loss or - APPErIrE cREEPTSG SIN.
sGTIoN Of Coin over the = body REsfLEIsEKss HAD
ACHE, Weight in the = head, all INFLANNAroRY
DISEASES, W oRMs In children or AdultR RHEu-
hATsM. great PURIFT- & ER Of the BLOOD and MANY
diseases to which flesh is heir too pumerou, A.,
mention in this adver = itfsement.s CosK ltos
THE LIVER INTIGORATOR AID PAMTIy CA
lAKIlC PILLS are reiailed by Druggists generally,
ana sold wholesale by the trade in all the lRre towns
go ST. W. SANFORD, NJ. D.,
Manufacturer and Proprietor,
~ - 335 Broadway, New York
Sold in Joliet by J. II. Brown, Z. N. Bray, Geo H.
"c9prun and D. MeCann- (Sept 13nl3ly
The New York herald., 1863-07-12

are recognized part OF the rebel army We believe
that the punder became tbcr private property IN
stead Of the property Of the rebel aaihors os me
with their regular troops They have thus double
incentive 10 plunder eeee sTa1 Il
ig1 DELAY IN ARxIvo. f
We have heard much complaint oil our people for rot
rushing TO and driving the invaders away II must
be remembered that the entire southern haf OF our
county, embracing two.thirds Of population, was
occupied by the rebels, who had heavy supporting col
snsd hourly Il bis own door, ana concentration WAS
impossible. 80
dnr people generally did Their duty but they were 70
quired In their respective neighborhoods 10 picket and
protect, In degree their stock concentration of
mon u Chambcrsburs, Gresncastle or Msrcsrs-
burg would have ef 900 people wilh their properly
der arms and bad the roads bsrrcaded fcs doieocs but
the southern portion OF the county open and unsu ed
70 defence BY small parties.
ARRIVAL or NEW YoRH rRoors
On Sunday, the 2sth the Lghth New York Militia ar
rived here having marched from shippsnsburs aud they
received with ,hs widest enthusiasm Considernr
that they are on our border in advance Of any Pepnyvs
Aia regiments, they merit ~ they Will receive the last
ing gratitude Of every man 10 the border.
THE VENERABLE 0REYs.
The old men OF the town organized compsny beaded
by Hon George Chambers, for the defence u the town
None admitted under forty -hve. On Monday evsrv
man capable OF bearing arms had his gun and VAS in
some organization TO resist the rebels
Urom the same paper Of same date
The Wfoie Rebel Army I'm Franklin
bsrsb.rg-Iongstrests Corps Passes py
Waynesboro-1hey March Cpon HarrIs-
bura-They March Back Again-EIeven
Tssy Live Wen ssd Steal his.Foss.- esSs-
The Dutch Yanks Too sharp for the
RcbeIs-Lee's Headquarters az shstser's
Weods=He Concentrates and Moves up-
ON mis- waterloo mt GcttysburW-He RE-
treats with hts Shattered lie ions upon
In another ssrs o. .odays paper vo give detailed
The New York herald., 1863-07-12
NEW sPAPER ACCOUNTS.

lFrom the chambersburg, (Ps-) Repository, June 81
Jenk ktns' Rebel GaeriIias on "a Raid-
The whole scsthern Line PAunderess-
Three Hundred Thousand Dollars
Worth OF Property ysolen-New York
First 20 the Rescue, &c., so.
FRANKLIN county has had fun week Of rebel guerilla
RUE ana Is now w the southern portion, punpred of
all horscs and cattle excepting sccreted
In the mountains.
On sunday evening, the 10th inst the dark clouds of
tdings that General Milroys forces AZ hsS
been attacked and scattered and that the rsbe Under
General Rhodes, were advancing upon Pennsylvania.
WIN due allowance Tor the excessive alarm Of slaves
was manifest that the rebels about 10 clear out
The Shenandoah valley, and, that once done the Cum.
berand, with all s tcsmng wealth. would h. n rebel
mercy On sunday night COR people wAre msch excited
ana N. question q Rro'ecssn became oee Of paramount
answered. that the aspect " the lust n
desed unwss 10 divide weaksn the army Of lhe Po
tomac, and that pennsylvania must furnish her own men
for her defence call from The President was ssusd 10
that effect which 10 noticed elsewhere.
THE sHrDADDIH.
On Monday morning the food OF rumors from the poo
fully cunlrmcd the advance the rebels and ths
citizens of Chambersburg and vicinity feeling unabls N
resist the rebel columns commencc1 10 maize promut
preparation Tor tho movement Of steaablo properlv
Nearly every horse good bad and indifferent was started
for the mountains early on Monday possible and the
negroes darkoned the drep roads northward for hours
loaded with household effects, sable babies, kc and
horses and wagons and cattle crowded every avenue 10
places safety About nine o'clock IN Tho morning tho
advance Of Milroys reroating waeontran dashed into
town, attended by few cavalry, and several arlrhed
wagon masrs all Of whom declared that the rebels we're
In hot pursuit. that large portion OF the train was capur
cd and that the enemy about TO enter
This startling Information, coming from n uniform
who had fought vaany until the enemy had got nearly
within sight II them naturally fresh impetus 10
lhe oitlxGns, and the skcdaddle commenced In mag
uilcent oarnesinsss and exquisite CONFUSION
The New York herald., 1863-07-12

Gen. Ncade he has enough left guard the line the
Susquehanna in any event. T M
LEES SECOND INVASION or rRASKLiy
On "Wednesday Lee gave battleto Msades alvarez and
gaineda temporary advantage by hissuperior numbers
but Thursday and Friday he hurled his battalisns
against the lines of troops tino and again. enly 10
them fall back In confusion aad declmaled by the
rich harvest Of death. On Friday night exhausted
defeated, demorazed, and the flower Of his army num-
bered With the dead or wrhng in the agony OF CHASTITY
wounds aud LETT 10 ths mercy of his Zoe for care ana
sepuchre, Lee made bis second invasion OF Franklln
county, With sulen. heavy step his fragments re.
crossed the Soph Mountain and the shnrtca, rote
through the hills for the Potomac. Once there We hope
70 hear that he has again tho nioa iesons he so
willingly sought when nc andcd ou the FREQ SOL q the
north aud that the remnant of his armed traitors have
been destroyed or captured. ~ the time o this writing
hive no word Of Meade having reached lee the line
Of tho Potomac, but we know that the gallant Meade Is
prrsn,ns him swiftly and that he ~in strike with resist
ess fury Whenever no reaches the rereating Cod
crown with final victory the great cause n American
tona'ity
STEALING SEonoEs
Cutie humber Of negroes stolen by the army OF
General Lee and evidently with the sanction " the Of
70 their and they past rebel epcamp
menn, cheer alter cheer would up at the triumph of
the negro stealers But few taken on however
the negrcs many instances escaped and hurredly
did the columns from here thai number were for
gotten.
THE RwBEL RxTREAT.
The rebel retreat notwithstanding the natal disaster
Gettysburg, was conducted with comparative order al.
thouRh thousands of dsprted soldiers deserted their
ranks, and are now concealed ID me mounisina Many
report that they from ten thousand 70 twelve
sand through 6rsencastIs Sunday and Monday last
o,p,os nnrp s az four oeioci and Continued
O'Clock A. ". Monday All along the roads over which
their columns passed wounded have been found
some helpless others dying and many dead The texo-
rabe laws of war requiring the lives and care Of wound
cd be subordnated 10 the safety ~ the OF the
c these poor wretcbes uncared for apparent
y unp,ied, to de and nnd bospabe graves in the land
IA ey sought 10 desoatc.
The New York herald., 1863-07-12
Libel OF she Steamship Bavaria,
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
Eafnrn Unn Inhnn unttn

Eetofc ffun. Judge tette.
JrfY 10-A libel hicd this day by the District Al
torney against the above named vessel for violation OF
section nifty OF the act OF March 2, one thousand sevon
hundred and nlnety-nine, IN landing certain tevelrv
diamonds. &c, without permit In which Il was alleged
that there completely between owner Of the goods
aud the officers Of the vessel BY the permission az tbe
Collector, the District Attorney conssntina the vesssl
was bonded IN The sam of 100000. and thcroupon 70.
ieased from custody
The New York herald., 1863-07-12

First Maryland Thirty eighth Georgia.
EiftA Virginia. Forty fourth Georgia.
| Sixth virginia Sixteth Georgia
Seventh Virginia. Sixty first Georgia
Tenth Virginia Sixty firth Georgia.
Twelfth virginia. Sixty seventh Georgia
Thirteenth Virginia. First North Carolina
Twenty: nrst Virginia. Second North CAROLINA
Twsnty.sev Virginia. Third North Carolina.
TSr.y % @ seventh Virginia Fifth North MI C Csroiins. M &
Portieth Virginia Sixth North CaroiuA. IL
Forty second Virginia. Eighth North Carolina,
Eorty.fourth Virginia FsurtsoOth North Carolina
Forty eighth Virginia. Twentieth North Carolina.
Forty ninth Virginia Twenty nrst North Carolina
Fiftieth Virginia. TWENTY third N. CaroiDaS
Fif.y-ssoond Virginia. Thlrtseth North Carolina. N
First Louisiana. "A. Thirty second n: Carolina. U
Second Louisiana. Mirty-third n. Carolina n
sixth Louisiana. %g Thirty NTH North Carolina.
Seventh Louisiana "A Forty third North Carolina.
FNghth Louisiana. Forty NTH North Carolina.
Ninth Louisiana. Fnyy-thi North Carolina
Twelfth Louisiana. Fnty-seveathN. CAROLINA
Fourteenth Louisiana. Fifty ninth North Carolina
Fifteenth Louisiana \ Ewels Cavalry Escort
Eleventh Mississippi. fbirty sixth Va. Cavalry
Fifth Alabama. washinston Artillery.
sixth Alabama. Carrngton's Artillery.
Sixteenth Alabama. y ~ @Fry's Battery.
Twenty Sixth Alabama. Carter's Battery. 60 y 8
Second Georgia. Pages Battery. H-.. =.
Fourth Georgia. Jonnstont Battery.
Twelfth Georgia. Richmond How fzer.
Thirteenth Georgia JEFF Davis Artillery.
Twenty FIRST Georgia. First Virginia Battery.
Twenty fourth Georgia. Secood N. Carolina Battery.
Twenty sixth Georgia. Teuih Georgia Battery.
Thirteth Georgia Nelson Battery. n
Thirty first Georgia Jones Battery. ~a4
The following order been prominently posted about
this city, and will speak for ITSELF
sWnaMEffS.N PRovOsr MARsHALs OFFICE, I
" fREIKPicK Criy, Md, July 3, 1868
All persona 10 this city strictly forbidden to give
barter or sell any vinoug, eprituous malt liquors
officers soldiers 10 the United states scrvcs without
special porfnit from this Office The penalty for the viola
ton o the above ordor will be tile lne and mprisonmcnt
Of the oehders and immediate seizure and forfeiture OF
all Of the above described liquors found the premises
where the offence may be committed. Citizens
quested 20 report 10 this office all disordery houses
ccused liquor Sellers and Other public pusances and
mediate attention will be paid 10 them Citizens wishing
to purchase liquor IN limited quantities from licensed
dealers do SO by obtaining permit this olce.
By order A. 7. M,REYN0fIS,
Colonel Commanding Post.
u. A. Corr, Major and Provost Marshal.
The New York herald., 1863-07-12

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