Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-09-27
From Nashville, Tenn.


Ii is anticipated that FJrrest is about to
make an attempt on tbe railroad IN X JUS
seau's division, similar t. the last effort of
Wheeler. On the 10Th inst. he was at
Okslnna, Miss, with Ibo forces Of Wheeler
aud ROddy combined with his own, aud
largo Preparations we're being made to in
wade Tennessee. Rousseau is On thS lo,k-
out for then.
Later reports Ilace Il ddy 10 northern
Alatams. confronting Granger, encAmred
on Shoal creek, running q number of mil 6,
aud seizing all the grain in the country.
Rebel syRsthizers in the BeightoThoUd
OF Decherd threw trains of the ChattauUO-
ga railroad ou the night OF the Goth.
One bundred and ioTiy.Une rebel dec
erters and 81 rebel citizens were received
here yesterday aud forwarded north.
About sixty carloads Of exiled citizens
| OF Atlanta have passed through here sInce
the PRONUNCIATION Of Gen. Soermau's edict.
The Is.uE WE'LL SrA1ED-The E aston
PA Argus addresses tie moderate Re-
politicians in the follxing llDguagc-
\ on say you are TOR compromising with
the Southern people, stupUiug the war ana
restoring the Union. How in the mama of
u il 1t to be doDe if Presideu, Lincoln
Will listen 10 no commissioners, will re.
ceiSe ne cffrTs. vii hear m proposals -
How are we ever 10 have al end. if lie
! /! all no one to make beginning {?
! On three occasions be has refused to listen
to Offers Of peace. We ask you then. in
view Of these things, can you, will Won
/ sustain President Lincrln any longer Ii
is as plain as the sun at noon-day. that #
be Is reelected. we shall have four wears
more OF war, drafts. taxes, misery, III ,cd-
( shed devastation, Iuin. and pefha!s anu;h-
( er reVoiOtIUn in the North. PresidsIt
/ Lincoln Is either fanatic himself, or be is
under the influence Of fanatics and con-
| tractors, who rule him and shane his
( course 30 suit themselves. We verily be-
! heVe that Democratic administration
could end this war and rest IRE the UaIan
10 TIRES months. You can take your choice
! then, gentlemen, aad make up your minds
| between DOW aud Nyvemter 10 vCte eth
| for
l. i Democratic administration, With
! peace, compromise and Reunion, 40 more
( draiis. aud reduced taxes. or
| ,. -Four more gears Of LiHcolH's admin
'StrdtioR. with u1utiua-d war aud Jurch-
cry. more drafts, faancIsI ruin and ue,-
baPs perm Gen: separation.
TIE Ahsilu,ni,,- aro $ rxt.rl3piy he.
nevoien1 thsI iIey : suii Tajne- sacrifice
the .wh l. cJuutry Of whites tasn not save
the neg,".
A gentleman IN New jersey. ramrd
Speer, Gu iiVate> the 7, 1t Samhury a rsrs
grape, from which he makes an excellent
wine, without the use of sugar or shirt
/ that Is tecoming celebrated among med
zeal gentlemen m cur large cities, and
used ID hO-FItuls as a suyeri.r article -
Physicians recommend il as an Invaluable
article Tor weaSness and general debility,
liz IL very gentle stimulant, and at the
same time rich nutTiIiye wine. possess
ug.the virtue that make it valuable for
weakly TersoDs and for ga1eraI family
use at Mis Season ct'tbe year Srme Of
our doctors say 1t is .uperilr 10 ort or eth
er wines. NY Ere po.J
Oar Druggists have been getting some
that ls four years old. direct from the vine.
yard in New Jersey. 1t is called Speer's
Sambnrg wine, and the price is low. which
brings II, wIthiO the reach Of all classes
IL ~ SAID 20 he excellent for females and
has already been ordered by parties ia
Europe, who regard it superior 10 the
French wines