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, 1864-09-11
[From OR Special Correspondent

j. lFloM OES Speci3i correspondent
PARIS, Tuesday, Aug. C, 1861.
The noise Of yesterday y fete Is etisl rum
bling md zoarirg in ones ears, and the blaze
and sparkle Of tls Fireworks and Midnight
i,lnuiratlons is still flashing and dancing in
one's eEesl Heavens what a p1easure-lov-
irg and spectacle hunting population Is this
Of Paris and of Ia bile Fn11ce, and how well
the spirit which uow rules amongst them
Knows how to cater to their wants, anl
fed their appeti,es with the food which best
eocthes them into good huGor and trauquiI-
tyl ,Cue would have thought, to Witnsss The
aspect OF Paris yesterday and TIC previous
evening, that an France had poured itselt
within the walls Of the. Capital; oad Of g
snrieiy it may be asserted that Yeff few
out Of the sighty-nipe departments which
row compose the eecond Emptrs were With
ont numerous Representatives at tue
ey1ebration :et tbs Fets Napoleon and
Paris IN The ycar Of grace 1861. On t6s night
Of the 18th and the morning Of ths 18th Tue
railroads cease1eseIy yroured In their thousands
tnd tens of thousands, attracted from atar
BY the unusunl brflliancy of the official pro-
gIamme of the celebration. Pleasure trains
at the lowest fares we're organized not only
from the Provinces. hut from a5road-trom
England, !. from Belgium, Holland and Ger
many, even from: Spain, for the presence OF
the Queens huaband found m inducement
on pFetext TOR many to make thetr summer
trip In the direction Of Paris, even across the
distant Provinces. 1, uotsls and lodgings
were crowded to sutfocatlon nud heartily
should those far-e}ghted and provident tsay-
ellers congratulate themselves on their a1rI-
val In tie ore11owang city. who had secuEed
beforehand Il dinner and place to rest.
And. now. what should all this vast m1ltl-
1paa come to Paris to sec and to dos Il must
endeavor to give your readsrs some faint
description of the scenes which await thin,
as far as meie Words may snffica to convey
anr drfinlte idea OF such proceedings
ITO begin. then, at the beginning. The old
onr the signal that the ,Jett bad commenced
at stx O'Clock In the morning. To ths bonn
Ing Of gus succeeded the clsng Of bells
, 1864-09-11
THE DEnOCKA gIC PLATFOKM.
f0Ecfal Text

!. Tint In the future, A. ii the past, We VIII
adhere with HnsWe1S1ng EdelltF to the Union
Ton Of o1rttisneth, e.caz1iJ and happiuess - a. 4
people, and 81 q framework 6f government equal
srauclTe to thu welfare and prosperity Of ali the
=. Tint lhis Convention does explicitly de-
ce1e, a. the eensc Of the American people, thst
ntes 1ogi q ars nns 91Sn By
thsa .te he Sa III a sssf es IL
sssn sfs ss5 II eysz and Dah sa liberty
terial prosperity Of The country essentially Impair
cd J1s'tcr. humanity, liberty, and the public vel
sis q has9: n sa ss g.
Convention Of the States. or other peaeaoe means,
10 the end that as the earliest practicable moner
pence may he restored Oh the baaia Of the federal
5. Ttat the direct tnterterence OF the Mill
tary authorities OF The UIftcd States IN the re-
es1t e'set'9ns hela IN Kcntassy. MARYLAND, Aia-
eoIli and Delaware, WITS s shameful violation OF
the aprsose ching eaectton win bs held q. 1evolu-
tionar5, md resstsd with oil the uasaas and
i. ,Thss Tho aim and o!Jec. Of the Democratic
parry ato TO pfeaerya the Federal Union md
hereby dtclsre thst ssey eens:dft he admiqisers
tite usprpatioa ot eztfaosdinarJ and dan
Ro"s;ss nj z &c e 81 ;h ss @
tary Law IN States rot IN insuEeetion; tha
arI,ttaty military a11ss:, Imprisonment. hlal
ard Esn'eeSs Or amsf1ean e3azsn. IN States
suppression of freedom of.speech and Of the
prtss: IL: denla1 Of The right Of asylum; the
open aud .aEoEed disregard Of State lights; tha
terence with and denal o1 the right Of the p4opls
to hear arms ~ steir deftnse IL calcusted to pre-
gsnt restoration Of the Union and the perpe:us-
tie eonsent OF the governed.
:. Tint tie shlroeful t3sreraM By re ad-
n1nstrstton Of i1s daty, IN respect g our fellow
ers Of war In q sufe1tpc condition: deserves tha
eesereet reprobatfon on tho score altks Of P7bfs
policy and common hur,sutty. r..,.
party il heartily and earnestly extended TO .he soi
dler5 Of our sry WHO ar; and naxs hse9 r. ,ss .s
srent n its nttsInIng power. they VIII receive all
he csre. protection and regard that The btave ao
Giers of lie Rtpnhzic hare 20 nohiJ ea<aed-
, 1864-09-11

tNcboukhs r [hs Noro ! AddrS
1Mshl1Ge Samuel McE4e1y JOIN
Gctns9fe Stephes Nc Et0loa john
Msi1sf Gnry Nc crsggezt capt
Me Glctland T A Mc1nt}re Jnhl 4
nMGF AflaAd ThosNcfsi5l John P
~ ArC1Y .tHQ q
, 1864-09-11
ON THE CHICAGO sUI.nsNpHn.

= III 1AIAnn FAYLoD-
What! ,e De,.t vh.te ass -non: our ts'nnps /.
whss5 goaeh eetofo Troa.ons mike Freedom .
whatl rpike all our guns when shs Zoe l. at b.y
And the rsgsnt bis hlack banner dsor,pias svayr
Tear down thc strung name that ous nasion Il.
And strike her brave bird hts bon. in the sun
He's /. coward who sbrtnks from the ltn OF th,
He's sssitor who mock. at the .ser,ncs pou,oa
Eameleas and huIneless tho doom that should bIa,t
Ths knsya t,l thas stanos tdl, nl peril ts past
And victory dawns, IL Of towards the woestl
Is the old spirit desdY Ars We broken and xa.,~
That ezasenB 90 shamelessty i,lt ,he white chess
To court the awlft in4u1t, nor blush at the nlu@
The tools Of tie Treason sni friends or the f.ei =
Sect Anarchy entjs nt the pencu which thay AR
And The Eyes OF ulsunloo l1ah cut through tho
m14kl
Give thanks, 20 bsa7o bo,r, who b5 vale and BY
Bear onward. up!al.erlnc, our noble old aas.
Slonr arms Of The Union, heroes arlng aud dead.
teE Tie hIDcd oi your TAlut II useleasiJ shed
10 soldiers green laurcl IL promised Jon here,
bat The white Of "sHopahap' soflJ sh. II cheer
Aud Iou, ye ~aEnart1rs, who preach from your
baT e:pl7ee are nur<ea b, the masters Of slares,
O.; se;; Living, s'i1 llneer in shadows u Desth-
LII out the e,aIved musc1 recall the faint breath,
AHo ~ teo9t tl those cownrus rejoice at the cr1:
~ the hands Of the Union We ioush: ior Ne dIers
os the CD Of our Fathers, this shame We o,u,t
~: Is gr;Ss too deea.ine for erseraeu to se.r
Wien the Union shzN rest On ,tTu rorcs ~ - .
w epnEnlnE the spirit which bouro il pY vn1a use
Abo euAoe1ed, e1ltt ~ n7tion 10 r2a.ni ".
, 1864-09-11
FVEREiT HCUSE,
UNION. SQUARE, N. T.

Tic undert1kned DeE respectfully 70 inform
trtcndb nod the public thAt after tho ATTN OF AuI
Tue above house viii BE- cortucted On ths
, 1864-09-11
OVAL PRU5sIAN CON.
tsECONOMY is WEALTH.a >

FRANKLIN. the Efcstsss Of modern Pni,oeopaesa
fe,rAffl toss pe1Ey skTed u penny canned. n.
kteAa of dte4C y1n1 JOuf waste pkpEx, pICAayyA II
saa sceetvs ~ eaniralent in casn sh,eh we viii paJ
torn old psphlats cf sls k,nd1, old tirrnlars hand
pill, ,icketa s1ret estatoxues aud old scrap raPe.
cid writing scer and school boots. old hlsEf booS
lttRef1 etc. OF 6nS F1e, It mA.fegs not how ruucS
they D31 b WH1sta1 On o. E0tl!eted
John &. PETfB0NK,
6u-1'p3k%scut DS Randolph street,
HALL FASHIONS FOR 1864,
n MRS, n A. JACKSON,
IyN1teE OF FsAhioca, ia Lake up ststfs can Eu-
p11 En9nsh. French. aud 0n1rasu designs ioe
Ladfcas aud Ch1ldren,a Costumes.
Ett er eirEie by the eet ~ New YORK p1ices All
orGeH promptly executed. when xeeo npauied BY The
CASH O. cnitecssd by Fxpsess on denyrzy. Addrrs1
Mr. 2. A:JAChsoSsP O. Box t7S Chicago.
, 1864-09-11

1lousley Samuel II .rtoa Myro1 I
Observation-Disclosures TM q
, 1864-09-11

EIRST NATIONAL BANE
4 or CHICAGO,
6outhWest corner LAIo And CI3rk-4ta.
0APATALa pald Tn. 80. 5000, ,OO0s
E. AIKEN, PFe4idenS.
6AAlA u. E1CKRKIQE. Vles-p1est.
4. y. 614ArHp, Ca1h1tr,
, 1864-09-11

EBISTANT OTARrNRH HTAC
~ -r~,- .-. y - @AA" AA*AS NA1AC
7a9f 1hhs 1fflcs' EocK 1s1Asp. IN, Sept. sth,
4s9s. .-,.-.
x AZ ddenMsass - Invited and xtn
III p " " a. niA once Ia Rock
II: aassat aasi esaifec ;asa ~ o' seps'
u1ss Le1 , t1pea i5E WAFER worm At n.ck 1llsnd
11S11tNAss tHNnEs ~ tuo 1oLoWlhE length bp1e.
eaeEnefs 1Ye az q ,eeh &, ~: n
seS GS !sTt anrn oosr csssln& = 1ncotG mick.
zH3 -
az =, a. !. =,
81 - ,.-,..,n
p ~ N asSs s1& 3t as:t eaen. WIN mails and II
st t1S1 tuh' ne y tns 80 q1MHy q casting and
F1st t:ean snH1Eck e cnxtIQl lnsptsuo0.
~ - 0enss.eA tato tuHIy oe9 HoIa me aASt OF
Sn1udct unleta 6t6df 9He oTd0lt q ny tbs Quarter.
, 1864-09-11
THE PEACE QUESTION.
The Points Well Put-Whnt tho Soutp.
WILL Demand.

few days since rebel mail Oh Its WAY
North was captured near shepherdstowo, Va.
a correspondent Of the New York Trsbuns
esncs the contents Of one OF the letters,
written By Col Dunhau, formerly Of New
Eork, from which We extract the following;
But you arr beginning to pray for peacc.
uucle Abe, few weeks ago, sent psace
agents Oh fishing excursion to Richmond.
end reckon they returned witt .fhern.e..'s
ltek. You And + know, from cxperisncc,
y hat luck that IL. Some Of our Jaet,ple, too.
haze turned up ut Niagara Falls with the
olive branch. Well. the South can't In auu-
MGR KEEP frum Northern watering placcs:
aud this II the best Indication You have Of a
speedy pence. But let me- tell you, my dear
bos, y.n ,nay pray for psae< until AeA .J7re=es
oteT-f"ef i, Fcdet wttA the rs.toratioh If k.S
D'.icn-nId ttere Will BE- no peace. Mars
Is relentless, and Conco1dia is deaf. There
Gait be- no pence until Black Republicans
aId Ab5liIionists are si1euccu aud reduced
to IN equality, or at least lerel with tho
nIggers tney claim "a their equals. Let Your
Chicago Convention nomIsate MIR. Davis FOR
the rre reeidency-and I know majority Of
the delegates would vote for him ii ;hey
dsFed-and on his election you can and viii
have pence. or course yon will not do this,
The next beet thing you can do Is to noun
refp nrd p1eaf Mcfffel1or
, 1864-09-11
Zeoi IN

Ynnpg Ms.k Young j " & co Yca'ou w,rtatn
yo1nT, hv,ies HI.asE fsstea wih,sm ,
iA9.sR Yturg Jonc Yeo John
, 1864-09-11
CIOTHIN NG.

HEADQUARTERS NORTH.
IL EHH DEpAIsCMENT,
CoLuxBub, O.. Aug. =, 1851.
Dur,nr the ettuine sixty dayt.uo lse SITES, powder
or hnmun.tion 0, any Kind iii b. rncstv.d. tram.
pcrtee riyerea b. ary Isa.tro "a Expscss. other
ferE.Taing Gompan{. wI;nln tho ssasos corpTt;ed
dt&ts, ~ OH and A1chtK~9 w1thoas psrualt 1Eeaa
dtaEsro1s. 1soLar Ger eral T. Paine a2rineded,
Illinois. CT Itenttnsnt Colonel b. II. Hll Detroit.
Michigan, unless shipped hy or utliysred u ~.
thct1Eed officer Of The United States Government
DrAeI6 In thtee aIttcleet othtt1 having them in
tht rotsesrtcn vii in 10 esent % permitted to ee
or uelfyrr them during that time.
Il IS the duty Of ~ Military CoI1msnders and ~
rfcyoet aud tht1 Assistants to that thts
order i enforcsd snd 70 seise ~ eueh asteles =
eysscn Of X sueh rroreIty vii # once hs repott-
nhuder A. 10 it4 dt1poa1tiou4
EQrw2Fd1n1 selling a. uyBt1nK such articles du+
ring this II now 10 ttAnsiu exeert!nr th~t tsJ
Yn4y b. forwarded to IhN eHd Of fuch Railroads IL
be ID IN evasion Of tha order The fsets ot
turh forwarding will bs reported to these Head
Quarterp.
G. Il. POTTER, A. A. G.
oGetal: g u. lA7HroP. 1t. Col. and a. Ii. Gen.
bepG GQs62zw
, 1864-09-11

r O1!cc erea rem 1T o. Arril e IL. CT N,ycu1.
Der from Z. N. I'LL r. From November IL: til!
from .. M to %: =. N. -
J.L scR1PPa. P.M.
, 1864-09-11
Special N Offices.
DIR. Lnimes.

..-r.,,- =. -....
ri W,fs r.. GSPtts!t Enatom aQu1t NkttG
nfx nfeeinM eI - sssSnmteto "a 1s5es now paa.n.sI
.sr;.s r a. ~ anao.po sueet. GEftaFo. intncea.
.ss1s = ~ Sus Meet.ncot 4f utD QAsoS1u A1nrV-
nA! seso,TLGrs - ~ sod 81 k1ods Of BLOOD AND KIN
D.sAAEar s. - U1s"RDkHFt ~ CoXFAH10Vk VxNX-
Wnr rsA kn ,C1tes then without re-o.tlne u
tTY'S1.{s AuHto1s FofAean. Frs>utc any poieop,
e1A1ss aao n!o~o p3aa3nA. -
H1s4 ssHas = J., no ciarcA xE,ss!oas, Moneh. oI
estssnn satty NJ ~ N1eSs q
ms a. depse dnness And nffan liz 4
MA osaSf trrin teSn 1e,r - sr,nnIn ~ trs.1sn
f~dtoofR nYt. \, ~ - tsMtfia sHrthSx
unE s.,A ST-snta E,s.t EtHn,T4ss 4st,1rFT.e er1
saaifsiy snr.a aH'~ ,e'ns .'.o @''..e n1.a ~
Me 1seassS % o. as sne n1,,s asaonsd n,e1net11
siotenes o. sss t.ss suasii .s.e7 biists pains Il
bsdg. serasu's so;s.sor ..ii6 sn snaIoss nambss o
syTat{ev -. A 1 - VI
jesctsa IL recon- .raaed ny the press generally ot
tne Bou meneal tsGnltT, arc tfoit esuES Of NOD.
dstsiy I'D ts cured Il thssa ho,11bls diss2tes
ist MsHos1. ". SAne4' tf1ce ana f2Sort Af0 Ut 81
, 1864-09-11

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McE.Eao1 J.sn1
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Medic Vim IA
McK .bsrty Wm E
HcT1ltiam I'm
Ntu1nchs1 Nn
Mct:o-msck Nl.
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GcGsAth MA:hsw
EfcCFGAlT Nitd4.l
sSfcGrnd{ Mtcosel
MeQanN1 Aichae1
Mem Il 3lchse1
LeGfn LAwr<uc3
, 1864-09-11

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ENnfst Geo
EA!H TT. col
Elmood Gao
Mbeu Henry =
EN1eJ FrznkD
MotsJRHea.
EHGtJ P -
, 1864-09-11

Mcala being Bsrved a 10 carte Tie houee has becu
tto1ot sh1y renovated and VIC are now prepared 70
ltr erArt1nsntB ttf the Hintct.
The location, tho ex" aud comfort Of the rocra ct
thi4 htt&1 are unsurpassed.
Q: =. KRi:SER 4 ". B. BDRRpw5.
September J. 1EH. tc7 7QsEE4ItI
, 1864-09-11

~A &SN4A HUG
rMcnHfy Hdf1fT
Nck1nny JasD
McliturI JAMA
James
AcGouEh Jazz
Mcdowell .5eszo
McGsn1i1J "
AeDouSN YIN
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McEolicuEh Jas
AcMAAu James
Mc9'S1h jaGA
EMtOcnalu chr
James
McG1odtq J
McGEtan JsuH
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-11-29
Life Assurance.

A ssURANcE POLICIES issued on LIVES in the
IA old and well known coAIpAny the
MUTUAL BENEFIT OF NEWARK, Nj.
This company was established In lst5: has gross as
sets to the aacunt Of 5000 0O and ne, as.ets ~ ~.
amount OF $4,000 lts rate of assurance e a. Io
as that Of any other company asd with its Immense
eefumnlalons u euaSied 10 pay 81 per cent divi-
greater Inducements 70 the sesuFed tkan the
III U UAL BENE PIT,
and only ole or two companies In the United States
will anoru solaTgs amount Of aslzranee for the
same amount Of Premium
eLlDDES JoHoNHoT, Agents.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-11-29
Admimistrator's sale

NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue Of deere
IN tai order Of sale made and entered Of record by
the county court Of Will county in the State Of ILL
nois at the October term thereof A D. 1854 in the
matter OF the petition for leave TO sell the real estate
OF which Joshua w. Rand late of said county deceas
the estate of said deceased petitioner and william
IL Rand ana others heirs az law Of. aud said Eliza
Rand as widow Of said Joshua W. Rand, deceased
were defendants. shall such administratrix ON
the thirtieth day Of November, A. ID. 1864 between
the hours Of ten O'Clock in the aud we
IN me ai'ernoon Of the same day proceed to sell
public VeDdue 20 the highest bidder for cash the said
real estate described In said petition decTeta order
and as follows, towit The undivided one half part Of
one ard one half Of land on fTom thu south end
OF the West half Of the north east quarter of Section
eight ~ 10 Township thrtyhye $3.50 North Of Range
Twelve (l2 East Of the third principal meridian and
particularly described In deed thereof hy John
OF said wiz eyupty in Book IS Of Records on page 10
thereof 20 which reference Is hereby made TOR des
erpIion thereof and also the undivided one hsif part
OF the west half Of the south quarter Of said
ton eight s) in said Township and Range aforesaid
and Of all that part Of the west half Of the Loh east
quarter and Of the north part Of the south
quarter Of Section seventeen (i7) in Township and
W. Rand, dc ceased In his life tine by deed Of John
Atkins and his wife, duly recorded in said Recorders
ONCE In Book ~ Of Records page 400 thereof TO
which said deed and record thereof reference here
by made for particular description thereof containing
thlrtyhve acres more or less all In said County Of
Court House in Joliet in SAID county for the purLosss
set forth in said decrtal order Of sale.
ELIZA RAND, Admx ofthe estate Of
JOshus " Rand, deceased.
R. Z. BARBKR, SoPr.
October rs, 1884. nIs4w
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-11-29

H9cGet your caves Troughs, Conductors, and all
your Tin-work donsby Mr.. }. G. VAN PArTEN.
He is with BROOKS.
Joliet, Dec D. 1862.
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STATE OF ILLINOIS, COUNTY OF WILL Sss.
viii County Circuit Court Of the Dec. term, 1856
Augustus n. Herrick,

Augustus n. Herrtck,
N. RilI In
LeInan Dwight Herrick, Sheldon Parish
Herriek. mary Emily Herrick and Cortes Chancery
Marion Hsrrick.
FFIDAVIT Of the non residence Of Lehman Dwight
"A Herrck, Sheldon Parish Hsrrick, Mary Eniily
Herrek and Cortes Marion Herrick defendants above
named having been filed in the office Of the clerk Of
the said court: Notice s hereby given to the said
Leman Dwight Herrick, Sheldon Parish HerIick Ma
ry Emily Herrlck, and Coites Marion HerTick that
Augustus n. llerrick the said complainant filed his
Dill OF complaint in said court, the 18th day Of
October ls'4 and that summons h-reupon issued
out OF said court against he sad
on the rst Monday Of December next Qs64l as Is by
law required, aud that said 10 now pending IN
said court
Nov unless you the said defendant above named
shall personally be and appear before the said circuit
court OF III county the first day the next term
thereof to be holden at the Court House 10 the eli Of
Joliet IN said county, on the FIST Monday IN the
month OF December next. and plead answer or demur
to the said compsinnats said bill Of complaint the
same and the matters and things therein eberged and
stated will he taken confessed and decree will be
entered against according TO the prayer Of said
bill Of complaint.
b. F.RUssBLL, Clerk.
r. BARBER, Comps Solr.
JSliet, Oct is, 1854. IaAu
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-11-29
Sewing Machines.

SINGERS SEWING MAoHIEBs,
OF woridEid. rtpasztion, the simplest ne most d.
rSble and the best oft Lock Stitch Maehi5ss and
WILCOX 4 GIBBS
Foisslsss Sewing Machines, the most perfect Of All
LOcpstiteh Machines, together with Machine Thrsss
SILK, Needles and oil, constantly on hand and far
sale on the most favorable terms. BY
GLIDDkN JOH0NNor, Agents.
Joliet, June 18th, 1854.
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Houses, Farms, Vacant Lands
F OR s 4 T. Z

TWO desirable Lots in the eastern part Of the CITY,
i both enclosed, and one containing a number Of
nne Fruit Trees For sale cheap, and on the most
favorable terms. Apply to
GLIDDEN JOHoEHOT.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-11-29

House and Lot on west side Of the river con-
tanning 10 Rooms with good harn, Cistern, Well
AGd all modern improvements. Terms:-Cash enough
to secure payment and any reasonable time for re-
mainder. Apply to
GLIDDEN JohoNEOr.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-11-29

Farm Of 203 acres in the Town Of Wilton adioin
ing aud including portion Of Twelve Mile Gruye-
IL under good state OF cultivation and in the i'm
mediate vicinity ofa school, store, wagon maker
blacksmith and shoemaker. In situation quality Of
soil, supply Of timber and living water ard i'm prove
ments. this farm 10 surpassed W few in the coutrT
crops Tools, and Team sold wi farm IL desired.
Terms favorable. Apply TO
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-11-29

~ OGA~J1s
WE hereby give notice, that, In consequence Of the
w increased demands for our mowers reapers and
eorn-shelleTS, We shall not be able to DO any more
zee Sor& or repairs except upon machinss afteT
the hrst Of November next
1hAnktul tor past lSvoTS, We solicit the eontinu-
SoS % patronage, and pledge ourselves tkas our
vo<k shall noe bs SUPPRESSED "a EoEoughnsS1 a -.
ssrHeSoE end dgrsbu5N.
JOtiss s1k lea. 1865. Iksv ~
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-11-29
Remember when you want to buy
STOVES, TIN-WARE, COPPER,
Sheet Iron ware or Hardware,

Go and BROOKS, One Door Ess. of Bray's and Won
will get your moneys vrth every time.
The place where they will MT be undersOld on
Stoves and Hardware il next door to Brays, at
BROOKS
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NOTICE.

EsTATEoF HENRY DEIScH, DECD.
PUBLIC notice is hereby given, that on the Third
ohasy OF December ne1 (being the 10Th dav Of said
MONTH"; snail attend before the county court Of Will
county at the Court House in the city of Joliet for
the purpose Of setting and adjusting all cas against
S,e estate ~ Henry Deisch. ia;e Of said County
end requested to attend and present their claims in
"hu1ng, against said estate, for adjustment.
persons indebted 70 said ssste ara also request
cd 10 make payment the under signrd whout delay
October Is, 1864 Is5v
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-11-29

T osT-A Due BIN, dated Sept. 7th, 1854, pavabI,
II % s $500 TO hSSkisE' sSr $loc, aaSgnsa
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-11-29

I'D Rags, Copper, Brass,
and Iron, bought at highest Prices for trade
BROOKS.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-11-29

1PI0IETR GROCERY House
ESTABLISHED IN 1852.
HEAD.QUA RTERs
ROCER1ES,
PROV IONS,
FLOUR AND FEED.
45 BLUFF ST.,
NOW IN STORE
1000 lbs. Raw & Refined SUI
! gars, at wholesale~or retail ct
CHIcAG QUOT TIoNs,
W. B. cAswELL, AE't
IS HALF CHESTS
VoUNG HYsON, GUNPOwDER,
IMPERIAL, JAPAN AND
10 O L o N G T E A S -.
We have the best Teas to be found in the market and
sell at the lowest prices
At IS Bluff st. W. B. CASWELLA AR't
100 bbls MICHIGAN, HowK & HYDR,s and
1OO N0RTON's
White q Red Winter q Spring Wheat,
NoWAoN HAND.
We sell RELIABLE BRANDS of Flour and warrant ev.
cry barrel and our large sales enable sell cheap
At Is Bluff st. W.B. CASWELL. Aent
10 BARRELS THOSE SPLENDID
b n I er @ r X RS,
made from pure White Wheat Flour at Miles, Mchi-
gan,j ost received at
IS Biuf Street. W.B. CAsTELL, Agent.
IN TONS BRAN AND SHORTS, CRACKED CORN,
~ Bolted and unbolted Meal, Corn and Oats
GR A H An OUR,
in large or small quantities, hand at lowest prices
At 45 Biuf St W.B. cAsWELL, Agent.
$50 Bushels each Blows, NechanOck
IOWA cAKTERs and MIXED POTATOES
,,us from 10 cents Per 6ushel up;
66O lbs. Rio, Java, and mocha cOmee,
OOO Ground Coffee, in bulk, in cans, in papers, In
TN lOll Rye Coffee and military Necessity Coffee.
At45 Bluff st. W. B. CASWELL, Agent
500 lbs, New York Dried Apples,
Fine, White and Tart.
At As Bluff st. WB. CAsWELL, Agent.
dOO lbs Real HAMBURG CHEESE, English
AT As Bluff St, W. B. CAswELL, Agent
1000 lbs DUPEEs' CHICAGO, and BUSHES
sugar cured Hans.
Small Pig Hams, very nice and lean for boiling,
At As Bluff sy the quantity % or at e. EsSS1 .,
100 Barrels A 1T,
Bought at low nEures last fall at wholesale or retail
At As Bluhst ". 5. cAswELL, Agent.
800 Gallons white Kerosene Oil,
bought from first hands in Cleveland aud VIII be sold
A, AZ p,re T. less than the market price,
AT 40 bIun 81. W. B. CAswELL Agent.
100 Boxes Turner'S Axle Grease
for Wagons or Machinery, cheapest and best thing out
At 10 Bum 81 W. b. CAswELL, Agent.
Wood and Willow Ware.
Rocking ham ware, stoneware, Davis Pattern Churn
and the best Clothes Wringer in the u States War.
Tsnted 10 give satisa ton and keep peace in the fami
At As Blum ST. W. B. CAsya1I Ap.Dt
DRIED RAsBERRIEs, BLAcKBERRIEs, CHER
~ ries, Pared and IMPAIRED Peaches Turkish Prupse
Preserved Pine apple, White Rasberries Peaches
Corn, TOnIatoes, Hominy, Pearl Barley Split Peas
London Club Sauce Worcestershire Sauce John Bull
Sauce, Wheaton Grits. Coco Chocolate, Pure French
Mustard, Durkees' Ground Spices, the only pure
ground spices put up.
At A. Bluff S I. KB CAgUEII As.nk
WE PAY THE HIGHEST PRICEIN CASH,
as well as trade for good BUTTER, EGG, and most
kinds OF country Produce, and with Fine Store
Large Stock Good Goods, Low Prices, Cheap Rent
Liberal Sales, and smart Clerks, think if we Cant
KEEP HOTEL" we will TRY to
KEEP GROCERY, AT As BLUFF ST.
Joliet May a. 1864. n
DEP Yo%en
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