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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-03-10

ernonter express bis
in the following man
said be. "tbe little end
tie it down to a point
18th of q horse-hair, put in
d such souls as his, shake
they'd rattle. b.-a ~
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-03-10

|eld the people, but schoolmast-
8. Powerful people are school
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-03-10

Co lighting S, lamps. $4o7S
fame Engine House, l,40
Nv Bowen, expenses to Napervill
on Very suit, LOO
Oven Hester. lamp lighter S'zS
March n@' I.t 1858 1858, ~ 10000
ing ing March |. 1868, 1925
John McNif, coal for council room, 600
same engine house No. 1 -. 600
o Fox, stationary 3,6S
2 Trvon, draying from School house, rs
ing March Ist. $500
!" nnb 1Iuic copying O'O ~ 1000
C & g Zarley, Printing, $500
p Tryan, baUling engine from IRE, 1,OO
NJ Babnon, drsying from SHouse, LOO
L O'Rumble, hauling FIRE engine to
and from FIRE, z.OO
p Calvin, drsying from hre 15o
NJ Giblin, same 1f1.
I Mccormick. removing furniture 90 =
from School House, 10
Lonis Lennon, watching 2 days and
l night after FIRE, 5,60
John Cannon. same 800
Bills Referred to COmmitEr on Claims.
Geo. Monroe. Sheriff Win Co., board 1rEr
ing Paul Bartholme and damage to
bedding in Jail, - $500
On motion council adjourned.
ala SAM'L D. SMITH, Clark,
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-03-10

the committee lt was
cry and A. Williams
lree hundred and fifty
office of Police Magis-
a tie vote, and the said
present, they proceeded
lid tie vote, by casting lots,
the city charter, Aid. Wer-
uested by said Williams %
and Aid. CasWell vasreques.-
arbery to cast for him, the re-
eb casting of lots, was the slec-
P. Carbery to the ofhee OF
.,.,.,,a toreuroi the council
said Carbery elected ~ ssiu 0mse'
reported back by committee o., elGiU1
and on motion GliOsoed,
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-03-10

o1cn 1c!te.
Der which be
having packed
10 the sanitary
liter having been
rs, had probably
ply steward. or sto-
Ter.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-11-13
(eriilentc, OF Curcs.

from eight to twenty years standing, with mama
aaHnu tn N..s45s AMI Fa@f.
Iaf mzlssll ff.feftiss Of BGCHU, sec Dis,
pgls-toat g. tbe ult.l states.
:. 80 If4.e.+ hazses' valuable works on the.
Fra.ire ID iAsesc
,se fefat-. : ma By tie late celebrated DR..
~ fai!.l.sl i.i.,a.
-1'ss5ts aate BY d.. Eai,ltn VI Dorsn. =
e'irafAtei lhf'.eian and Mcmtcr Of the Royss
1"ifEc ct ~rfseens Ireland, and published in the
transactions 81 tie hing and Queens Journal
aee @'eile7-1 Aifurs,ctl Review. published bI
f[757f..# tfatat, hollow Of the Royal College Of
>ll gems.
sec a..st u tho late standard works on medicine.
E@tsaet Eeeha, Stoo per bottle, or six for s.. 90
Safs4F4ril,a, i 70 S 90
IafroFc' b4scN asa,50 -" a 400
Oh bali dozen Of each for $1,000. which will DO
sufficient g. cure the most obiafate cases if diree-
t4-;s are adheae.l to.
Delivered t. aag address, securely packed iron,
Observation.
- he=et.be symptoms in all communications.
Cares guaranteed. Advice gra,is.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-11-13
AFFT DAYIT.

PeFs aalir arFcafed before me, an Alderman Of
thc city u Philadelphia, H. T. Helmbold, who.
ID M du3y s"asa. doth say. his preparations con-
tain ~ Eateatiei Dr. tatlcu1Y. or other injurious
arass, lut are purely vegetable
II. r HELMB0LD.
s3 ra anal s4tserib5l before he, this 73d day G,
November 1854.
WM IiIBnkRD.
Alderman, Ninth street, allows Race, Phiia.
address Le;teIs Tor information in confidence.
r HELABoLD, Chemist.
Depot lgl South Tenth street, below Chestnut,
PhiIa.
Beware Of Caunferfeits
AID UNpEINcIPLED DEALERS,
Who eHlea4or to disFose or THEIR ows ant
" other articles on the reputation attained by
Helubali's Genuine r., paratioas.
Extract Duehu.
F." sarsapariia.
Improved Rose Wash.
Sold by all Druggists everywhere.
IA ron HEEAlEOIDs-T TAKE. NO OTHER.
Cut Gus The advertisement, and send for it, ss'
r. sff.H atd h5leytfs l5ef
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-23
REER'
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ct,tical Notiets 81 the Prcss.


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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-23

A DRAFT The Wasti ngton correspondent of
the Chicago 7raduue says that a draft for 300 :
600 men will shortly be ordered by the Presl-
dent tor the purpose of filing up the old regI'
lncnts. 1t Is moi the present inter ton to form
any new regiments. There is no time to drill
and pr,pare regiments for this campaign The
draft mas been delayed by the labor OF organiz-
ing the machinery for it.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-23

CoUGHs, CiLps, Bro oHtrs, As rHMA,C CUP, WRoP
ng Cough seases OF the Throat aud Lungs, and Put
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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-23

RUXoR OF INVASION. A Baltimore CORES
ponoeot of the Philadelphia Enquirer writes
that "a rebe! invasion of Maryland aod Penplyl
vania ia by no means an Impossible contingency
aud adds that Gov Curtin should lose no time
In organizing the State militia. The same idea
finds expression in other quarters.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-23

It is thought the Monitors would attempt the
REDUCTION of the outer forts before again attack
ing Sumter asL.. t+''
The Express prints the following
The newJ from tie Army Of the Potomac is
that the line is being changed from before Fred
e'ic aburg TO a point more convenient ior the
protection Of Wash .sgton in case of necessity.
AZ present Gen. Hooker's head quarters are
suneo III les nearer the Capitol than before.
There are rumors also OF new base OF oper-
atoms on the York aud Pamunky, and OF start
ing new forward campaign, and Lifting the
advance by way Of the RappabaRnock and
Fredericksburg slide.
Another dispatch in the Express says 1t ls
stated that Gen. Hooker has b en- fully REIN
forced, and IS again ready to move.
Bermuda advlces of the 9Th give rumor that
Semmes has resigned the command OF the Ala
ban,a to Lis first officer and taken command OF
"a fac Confederate ship mounting p guns.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-23
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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-23
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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-23

TO THE LADIEs.--Dr. Halls B4lsam is specially
iadaDted to the dftca,e constitutions Of famaes and as
Ona opium, It will can"e no nervous derange
m"nt-w~ he the tonic operes Of the baisam in
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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-23

PuL.DrrPHrA, May %. special despatch
to the Bulletin, dated Cincinnati, I'D, says dis
patches received here say the rebel Gen. w har-
ton was thrown from his horse at Sparta, Tenn,
last week and tally injured.
Wheeler rebel cavalry are mainly at Nc
Minnvlle Morgan has gone up the Cum0er-
land TO East Tennessee. Their cavalry are
wholly without sabres.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-23

CAIRO, May %. The steamer City of Alton
has arrived from below. Our gunOoats have
assembled the Red River, from Alexandra. The
Price succeeded in breaking the rebel raft loose,
which h1ated out of the way, While our boats
proceeded up the river to Harrisonburg, where
they sheled rebel battery Two hours without
taking it,
Accounts of the operations of Gen. Grant do
not off materially from the rebel reports al
ready published. The impression is gaining
ground that Gen. Grant is master of the stua-
ton.
Warrenton is in our possession, and teams are
constantly employed In hauling stores from that
pont. chaT seed Er Fms
Greenville, Miss town of some 400 inhab
itants, has been entirely destroyed.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-23

j COUGHS, c iLps,. BaoSoHtrs, As rHMA,C our, WRoP
ng Cough seases OF the Throat and Lungs, and Put
monary affections of the type quickly cured
by Il long tried and faittfu 4 remedy,
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Says well-known Editor - This is truly Basam
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principle of Wild Cherry the basamic properties of
aud of pine Its ingredient which mingled af the
principle of Chemistry, balsan c, and there
fore is safe and 10 eff Coughs, Colds Consump
ton Bronchial troubles disappear under its bal anc
influence though charmed away. Probably medi-
cine has ever attained extended sale accomplished
50 much goo' as this renowned Balsam.' ss,.z..
From j ID. HO>MER of TOpsham
A4.-i z-qToPsHaM, VI, April 70, 1868,
Messrs S. W VILE & Co. .,...r . ..- f4.-
,entteuen IL lake great pleasure in adding mine to
thu mass imony favor of hat inv 4uabe Cough
X NE YIN MIST AR's bALsAN OF WILD CHsRnY Du-
ring IN vast my ,fe aft cled with evere
verely for several $, wistars tasam was recon-
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ca es Of Asthm with favorable results am sure that
il comnlu ty well acquainted wIhhe merits
Of his GREAT REMEDY as am, you Won b. nnahle 10
crpp y The demand would aavse all whn suffer from
oUGHs ,oLDs, &c, TO give Thu medicine an early and
u o ough trail t.I Yours truly
j. D. HOSMER,
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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-23

New YoRK, May %. Inc U. s. steamship
Courier brings newsof q small engagement o"
the night OF the l5th, between oeiacbnrnt
our iorc AN about leo rebel soldiers Oh Nor
rls IslaDd in whi b the latter were GrIv bacu
scruss the creek. Our loss was one man
slightly wounded.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-23
3 - 60 " =
BY TELEG PHI
TO THE FREEMAN.
r O'CLOCK A. M.

PHILADEr PHIA, May %. The Bulletin has the
following
ClNCIvNArI, May % Information received
here from Cen Grants headq iarters, at Ray
mond, Miss, SHOWS that it Was his intention TO
destroy all The bridges in his vlclnlty. Alter
the capture of jackson he ceased communica-
ton with Grand Gulf In conse quence OF heavy
scouts of troops being necessary or such Ser
vice. Tue army was provided with rations tor
eight days,
From .ckson Gen. Grant was to proceed to
Haines Bug and secure Il numb OF transports
belonging to the rebels, and prevent their tscape
up the Yazoo river. Gen Peln berton is thougilr
to be in front of Gen. Grant, and Con Joe
Johnston is thought to have brought up but hive
thousand troops with him.
IL is generally su posed that d great battle
would be fought batore Ncksburg surrendered,
but Gifts fnal capture no one expressed doubt.
TIE bridge over Bug Black has not been
destroyed bat Is guarded by 500 men, with i'll
structions to destroy it if they should be COM
peled to leave.
Thee miles OF the railroad near Jackson was
torn up when our forces entered that city.
WASHINGTON, May % The Richmond En-
quirer IF the 2lst /. received. IL contains The
following dispafch 5jz'i -+4 i4'.'' y
Mobile, Msy 10. The special reporter of the
Advertiser and Register, Under date OF the 18Th
inst at J.cKs,o, MISS, furnishes the following
particulars OF Saturdays fight, received from
the Adjutant OF the 18Th Miss. regiment from
Canton Ia st night: --
The battle was foughtat Baker Creek about
twenty mills west OF jackson. We whipped
the enemy badly until he was reinforced tIom
jackson. Gen Pemberton then tell back to
the Big Black river Bridge Gen. p IN erton
es mates our loss ut 5000 and the euelny's ut
three times as many. Gen. Lorlng on the lett
was cur of, but Gu his way through to Crystal
Springs, twenty-five miles south OF .ckson
Hrs loss is unknown. Gen. Tilghman was
killed.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-23

New Yosk, May o. The steamer Matapzas
from New Orleans, has arrived. At midnight VI
the 8th our mortar fleet, assisted by the lton-
clad Ess x and sloopoi-war Richmond, CON
menced the bombarument Of the lower balterlt
at Pot Hudson. Ii was kept up Tor an hour
the enemy not responding. On the GIN trials
were made to secure an accurate range, and al
ten ut mig BIT ano her bom bardinent TOOK place
which continued all hour, without response.
Az three, A. NJ, Of the l0th, the batteries
were again bombar led, and continued unit
4:30, when the enemy replied and 'he firing be
came rapid On both sides. The Essex was struck
but not i,jurd The Rio mo, d, with fu
broad side, Ssilenced the enemy guns. Nome
OF our vessels were injured.
The Eras corresrondent, from whom The
above is taken, Inumatts that good news will
fill his next letter. ''3 '' e.N' t~''@" i
All places OF public resort in New Orleans
except churches have beeu ordered 10 DISPLAY
the national hag, and I'LL places ot amusement
to commence and close their perfol mances wltf
q national air.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-23

I'm Question alb Y the best sustaine d weekly
the kind in the World
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-04-06
ERTTER FROM TszR RAPPAHAN-
MOCK.
CAMp 18Th MISS. REs'T. NEAR U. s. Ford. Va,
n.rch anlh 1862

CAHP 18th MISS. REs'T, NEAR U. s. FORD. Va,
March 10Th, 1865. 5
EDToRs APPEAL: Spring, with its buds and
blossoms, will soon be upon us. To some the
gay season may bring its old enjoyments of
hustle and activity in social life but,they live
in other lands, and not in ours. Soon the eff
fects of cold winter win be obliterated by q
more genial season, and then will commences
the activity of new campaign. Soon the
mountains and bills the forests and fields. which
al winter have rested in the cold SHOWS of .
past year, viii again Be awakened by the rosr
AMI rattle Of deaths missives elashing in the
contest between liberty and her oppressors. It
is truly sad to contemplate the future, when it's
reVealments, to an unerring mind, plainly leads
to the doom of many true, brave and gallant
men. who have passed untouched the dangers Of
many battles and the chilling winds of severe
winter. Bat the price of liberty can only be
paid by such sacrifices. and brave meJ K
forWsrd full Of hope and eager for the fns n
test of this unnatural struggle
In the army of the Potomsc that vigilance
which has heretofore characterized its strength
aud reapsd it's harvests Of success in every
campaign has not been lost sight Of during the
cold and weary hours of the past winter Spring
fads cur generals ready to nouns their war
steeds and lead forward their cohorts Of reiu-
venatsd veterans to new fields Of victory, where
alone individual immortality and common in
dependence can be gained The fery Impulses
which at first prompted many to rush TO arms
aud snatch an everlasting fame from the dan
gers Of the cannon's mouth, have gradually
grown into insignifcance but the stern deter
mination to do or die has SO indelibly settled
itself upon every brow, that Victory from her
gorgeous throne, already smiles upon her gal
lant subjects and DEGREES success to them as the
richly bought Legacy Of their rewards
With the clear, deep and discriminating mind
Of General Lee, supported by the righteous,
high-toned and chivalFous spirit of Jackson,
the determined, brave and cautious execution
Of LongstTest, meme need fear the success Of our
cause in Virginia. Ere the results Of this cam
paign shall have numbered themselves among
the items of nations history, the str sngth Of
this army will have developed itself in wonder
ful effects upon the minions Of our oppressors.
Many Northern usuFpsr, who is no " painting
upon the canvas Of his mind the picture Of
Southern subjugation, viii, ere then, realize the
psngs Of a disappointed hope, and learn, from
our example, that truly nation is free when
bent on freedom"
Aud, in The support Of the principles Of that
sdsge, there wiz be none whose efforts shall
tell with more signal courage than the heroes of
Posey's brigade In every action in which this
brigade hss been engaged, they have always
sustained the high name for chivalry which
Mississippisns delight to wear. And to our
friends at home, We assume the re spensibility Of
assuring them that, wherever Ne COnfederacy
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-04-06

The following are the provisions Of the bill
recently passed by Congress for the establish.
ment Of court of claims:
1. That the court shall consist of q chief ius
tiee and two associate justices, to be appointed
By the President, two of whom shall be a quo
rum, and shall hold annually, at the seat OF
government. two sessions, commencing in the
months Of May aud November
3 The said court shall have Jurisdiction Of
81 claims in law and equity against the Confede-
rate States, and shall have power to regulate
the whole practice Of the curt, to appoint CON-
missioners to take testimony, otc
g. The court shall have power to issue attach
msnts etc.
Regulates the taking of testimony before
commissioner, etc.
5. The chief justice and each associate JUS
tice shall receive a salary of $1,000 per annum
6. The court shall appoint clerk, an assis
tant clerk, marshal and = master, who shall
perform such duties as the said court shall d.
rect. The clerk shall receive q salary of $780,;
the assistant clerk S2000 the marshal $500:
aud the MASTER $500.
z. The clerk Of the court SHALL under its di-
rseton, dis5urse the contingent fund.
8. A solicitor and junior solicitor to represent
the Confederate States before said e0Ert,shall be
appointed by the President The solicitor shall
AeIetfo eFfv5O pei a4Al--AT SIS JtAA4AOA oyulaLOE
$1,000
9. Claimants may plead and manage their
own cases personally, or by assistance Of eoun-
sci admitted by the court
TO- The court shall have power TO call upon
any Of the departments Of the government for
information, etc.
II. Ii any case where the matter in dispute
exceeds IS 600 an appeal may 5e taken 20 the
supreme court
II Regulates the manner of taking an ap-
peal to the supreme court.
IS. Authorizes the supreme court to inspect
the record, etc.
IA. Requires the court Of claims TO report to
Congress at each session, & catalogue Of al
cases finally decided IN favor Of the claimants,
etc
IS. All claims originating during ths war
shall be barred unless suit be Instituted within
two years after the ratification of treaty of
peacs All other clains shall DO barred unless
suit be instituted within four years SITTER the es-
tablishment Of the court, or after tbe same shall
have originated
16. The court shall have power to procure
roouss, etc, AZ the seat of government
II. No senator or representative in Congress,
shall be allowed 10 practice in said courts as an
attorney or agent,
Is. The department Of justice shall provide q
seal of the said court