davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1864-03-23
FROM GENERAL BANKS DE.
PARTMENY.

PHILADELPHIA, March 22--The LnqttTer'S New
Orleans letter says: General Banks took the field
on the 9th leaving for Franklin to direct the opera
tions. The force ls composed OF 13,0o0 cavalry,
with twenty Light guns, In four brgndes under
General Leo, and Will sweep acroza tho country
and thence into Tc1se.
, 1864-03-23

~Al1c suppressed VOLCANO In AGNEuCKSs
From the Cincinnati Gazeste; Ma1eh ea,1
OF a rebellion, inangnsated BY her State Ex.
ecutive against the Government Of the United
States. Gov Bram1cttc bud prepared pro
c1amatiou invoking resistance to the enroll.
1lent Of tue blacks, and pledging the support
Of the whole power OF the State When we
rlfcct that the leading feature o. the Original
secession plot was thai, BY forcing collision
Of arms between the state and Nataonal au-
tlorit1cs, the States could, one a1tcf anolnef,
be prccipitated into reoello1, We may c2icu"
Late wha3 vas c1peesea o. Inis pfeclpna1lon,
and 1Se shall see the extreme probability OF
OF the Contedefafes 70 1nvade kentucky, and
OF correspondence bet"ecn tie tWo.
Governor Bramlette could not but have
known that eueh couaslon as ne was about
20 INVOKE nas oeen Lne lnaagutauon oi re-
bellon IN every otate, Wn1cn has been car
flea ntn SHeeesaon ano ns cann1t escape Inc ane
fesponsann,ty !o1 tnis actermlnat'on: a war
once prccipiIatea 1e1Ween ths etete authon"
ties ana 1he unlteo 21ales Conledefa1e CO.
operation IVES mater o. course, nad ne
cannot escape tut 1csponslpluts 1of me IN
tent Ffom "nAt ~ no"4 ol 1ne lnml-
nence OF Inls aesat aaacpl 70 couDt CORES
Ionog ge,a 10 a. ,aasn ~ ~ ~ ioe ansohanis nnn
sulI'oelon 49, ~ r1n;t oee1ou ~ .-s!t AsM
*ucA9 Mf,aa sts9os 1Tihant Cnndsta to ~ IA M11n
INC e. un4le3a osx.es "'saoot ts opaiedetate 5Io.
,raS+r m ~ a. r. 10y s,3s oeaT ~ ~ ot ta,daat
1e..S ts.{nt. +hnt 10 cer1d ~ ha.., .o.aS5
;,.d ~ T t1,e Ineyitahle conscnnences ~ liz 10.
1aeao ~ he ;nvoced. h"t othcrs = Lac 1o ratf.
~. bnve aacisred The v,fnn ~ nn.rst1ons
Srh;c, WA - folio1. and hx whfch fheT
tonIir hnnad IN make 4 cntnctr sfr;Ee a *.
1oI ~ 1,inw fn fhe f1n;on canss If. Tie cover.
~ g," Nv. hecn reserve ~ snccc1 M ~ ~ II,
4or3nr conrse. Ieut. Coz. Jacob, has mi.
~ ~" oa,4mt,ntcatsons of the Ae,v ~ the
VIZ heinz fhrourh Kentucky. were tn be
<e,5nd. Tie stoppace of its surpItea would
forcc # to fali bacF to the Ohio liver. Tie
rcbel arxny would follow, aud Kentucky
would be United to her Southern sisters.
Tie nature Of secession{sm is dcsfructiou,
We crnect t1at the secession faction would
1,rinr Civil war into Kentucky If they could.
Ant fow shall the people Of that State meas.
urc tic pcrfidy Of officers elected as Union
which, If It had gaincd any great leadway.
would hare 7nade Kentucky the battlefield
or two great armies, and turned its cultivated
fields and well stocked farms into scene o1
devastation because On the brink of it the
nlotters became convinced TINT the temper
Of tue people of Kentucky Was Ench that the
attempt would be dangerous, and that the re-
suit was rather more nkcly to be their own
ruin and banishment Or execution, thaa Inc
rutn.of the State
The occasion has snoWn t1al lnerc IS 10y
atty in Kentucky entEely G1eIe9t lom enas =.
1ip.serTlce Of the Union Walcn FURNISHES -
cl1i2ce for treachcry; that there ae popaiai
, 1864-03-23
CHICAGO, WEDNESDAY, MAKCH %, 1854.

in search OF him, and had given up the search aud
were in the stage on their way home, when this
fellow brought some trunks to the coach, uas
recognized and arrested. He1s now under close
guard, and will bo taken to st! Joseph tomorrow,
where ho will ba tried by Coatt Martial for murder.
His wife accompanies him,
, 1864-03-23
Eem advertisements.
THICAGO WEEKLYTRIBUNE
Contents for March 24th, 1864.

IA SPLENDID PAGEANT: Inauguration ef tho
FreeSta.e Governor az Lautalana-A Grand 3tl-
ftary and ciric Demonstration.
2-EPEECH OF Mr.. GHNSELL OF IOWA: 4 re-
ply to Daniel Webster Voorheer, the Indians Cop
peshead.
:-A D1sLoYAL CLERGYMAN: Gen. Butler On
Rev. Dr.. Armstrong; Of Norfolk.
t-MAIIa1LLIAN LIKELE TO GIVE UP MEX
leo: French Scientific Expedition to the nav
Empire.
ga TgRRDLE D1sAsTEB: Probable loss Of 4
Fri%ate with four hundred yves.
e-THE REBEL PRESS: Facts &nd Fancfes about
Gen. Sherman > Raid.
AWAITING BIZ THE GATE: By Willlam Cullen
s-THE HosrEss OF THE BIG CABIN: a rich
etory Of the War.
9-WHAT CANE OF VALENTINE.
to-R0BERT GOULD SHAW. .....
t1-TuE FARM AND GARDENS: Letter from Rural
12-FROM NASHVILLE: The late Elections in Ten
neasee; Affairs at Chattanooga and Knoxville.
1s-DISASTER At SPRINGFIELD, MASS: Fearful
e1ploaion OF = Cartridge Factory; eight parsons
killed and = large number wounded.
'1+-FRASCE AND rHR UNITED STATES.
t-FROM VICKSBUEG: The CoutEatands: Leased
Plantations.
1s-H1GHLY IMPORTANT FROM ALABAMA:
Union Meeting st Huntsville Speeches OF Hon.
Jsse: Clemens md Judge Hamphte5s,
Kidnap and Assasslaate President lincoln; The
Sprung Campaign. &C.
1a-NEws FROM THE coNFEpEEACY.
l@EDITOR1ALS: Fremont and Vallandlgham-Tho
Pence PartF-Norther1 Aid to Rebelt-Tha Blacks
In Battle-The Issue IN Acknowledgements
Railroad Euterpriae-The War With Denuark-
Nhere 10 the Rebellion, &c.
2tAA COMPLETE SYNOPSIS Of Local Intelligence
from the States OF Illinois, Wisconsin, Mianesots,
Town, Michigan. Indians, etc.
21-CoNGRK651oSAL PROCEEDINGS FOR THE
WEEE.
2s-ISFoRAIATIoy FROM ALL TIE DEPAKT-
MENTs OF THE ARMY.
ga FULL AND THOROUGH REVIEW OF THE
CHICAGO MARKET FOR THE WEKK.
aa-A great variety Of other Intelligence non al
parts Of the world. Altogether furnishing COM
p1ete narration at events for the past week.
Price cents per copy: - per Yesr; or 10 copies
tor &1S.
, 1864-03-23
r<,rx Fast Tennessee.

cu4aE1u AND dAT, March 2o;-,-Lieut. Col. Da!is,
Of tho 18th Tennessee tfedesai) cavalry, wounded
reached our lines safely. He was treated very in
. hu1nanly while In rebel hands.
Eo Companies q the glss ts iha,ana ssoqng np
Hiling one tnd wounding another, and returned to
, 1864-03-23

LOUISVILLE, March 22.-The LoulsYillc Journals
Chattanooga special says, On the authority Of de-
setters, TINT Morgan's command Is still opposite
Decatur, and cannot be mounted from the scarcity
OF horeee.
Deeerters from Longstrcet's army say he IL
doubtless moving to General Lee.
, 1864-03-23
A Three Days' Condagrntfon In

NKw Yonx, March a1.-A letter tfom Japan In
the New York 1%s5sfnd. reports the burning Of
6ssccts viii The loss Of five hundred to one thon-
eand lives, The fre lasted TIRES days.
, 1864-03-23

Blockade Runner Destroyed.
The Herdlds Fey West letter reports that the
attempting to run thc blockade Of Swanee river,
Na8 run nehore.
To prevent her falling into our hands she was
burned BY the crew. Some lfty-fye bales Of cot
con were saved bY our yeseele
, 1864-03-23

camp last evening" with four horses, wagons, arins
and eeven prisoners, including the notorious rebel
guides md bushwhackers, Green and Estlet. who
have long been terror to Union cftizeua,
, 1864-03-23
Trnrr Nn~ n~1

FTUG0 ne" II NWTRe
NEW TonK, March es.-Thc opening of the great
Metropolitan Fuir Is postponed to April I.
It # showing in Washington, Baltimore and
Philadelphia. The weather ID very cold.
, 1864-03-23

NOTICE.-Mr. T. R. Champion Is
~ requested to call Mt the Fseiaht 0lIlce Of the
Chicago ard Milwaukee Railroad and heer Of sornn-
thing 10 his advantage. mh28 tt1stp
NORTH SIDE RESIDENCE
neat residence for gale on tho North Side sout1
OF Chicago 1yenne md east Of Clark. LII oxG0 feet.
Price $500 cash cn5e the balance on time at per
erty for snle by WALKER 4 KERF0OT,
uah113s b2t1-lt 50 Washington street.
, 1864-03-23

ITO MILL OWNERS AND LUAI-
Il DEK DEALERS.-The undersigned Is desircus
Of selling se0Goo feet or White Yellow Pine Logs,
cut on tile st. Cr1tx Rlycr this last winter.
And Of very superior QUALIFY.
For further particulars addrcs5 r b. LACY, r. H.. st.
Cfotx Falls, Polk County, Wis. H1t?1 b5G6t ltlstp
, 1864-03-23
Rhode island CopperaeadC Con,
vAnffnr

ventfOM.
| PROVIDE noe, March sa.-The Democratic State
[ Convention met today and made the following
/ nominations: For Governor, Elisha R. Potter
State, ]. Titus; Attorney General, Nicholas Van n
/
, 1864-03-23

NEW Yonx. March ea.-The jury to-oa3 eve @
verdict Of {:ep damages against sos 117Hs"' ~
papeT for libel.
, 1864-03-23

New York Money nInrket--Marrh -,
MoBEY-Aore active and nEmer at 637.
STERLING EIcnANdE-Adranced to t73x@lG81 toT
bankerh' bills. -
Go1D-FiEMer, opening at daH, advancing to 6lH
declining to 63K@6sH, and closing at 6341G3H.
, 1864-03-23

New YORK MAfkeIt-AA1En sSSs
CoIToE-Dpened uesk, closed mora active and
nrms1 Il 16!sc foF nldtling upland; 677oc for low
FIo1s 6 better snd feir inquiry At s5:73@ss5 for
extr straight: &7.1A2725 for ezra round hoop Ohio;
97,8o@s5 for tfade brands. Market closing rru.
NHIlxY-ExcIted and decidedly higher, opening at
Sc and closinf at 9sc fos state and western.
WHKAT-More active and 1c better at $L6t@18k for
Chicago fpring and M1lwsukee clnb; t1,dNaIso for
winter red western.
for yeloT lister n outside price. = and
OArb-Qn1et at ss9soXc for wetteru.
PET6oIEun-Qniet and steady, renned IN bond at
80; redped free at f8c Crude quiet At 31492He.
PoRK-Market quiet and pgtces1 fa!os bayers. Sales
sia?saaoe ieE s!d :sud icy prime; 81 59sz2 50 tor
!. BxEF-Aarket Attle more scttye ahd fr,n It 37sa
5Aa16.ce for tepacked mcss; a8-0o0l1.6 for extra
mes. Prime mess bcss T. good request at IS 500
snonders .xS1sHc. Plsk,sd ~ e9t hams e sa9
At 1ixa1lac for Western Cumberland Cut; u49i2o
DO Short Nthhed; l2K@l3c do shost Clear. INK do
IIahp@MarEet rather steadier and more doing.
sales 1t leAfs134c, Also 1900 ktEa It lSsfalsHc.
BErIxH-Fizmcr At 3o9a3 for Ohio; 4o9is tor state.
, 1864-03-23

TDAHO.- Amy person lately re.
tqs.sd fr9m y Virginia Gtyy III Idahot t Eho ean Eys
BY calling ut tie Boston Coaec 3ls, 69 Monroe atrnet
OF sending their address to THOMPSON, BILLINGS q
m Roy iRi7 rhtrh1o n,hc .h1x-.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-12-20

THE undersigned would respectfully inform the
public ttAt he has lately came from the East aId
ust opened
Horse Farrier Shooting shop,
On Washington street. in the old Pickle stand wheie
he is prepared to do Horse shoeipg On snft nOtioe
Having bsd long experience IN boz - sbOeingI can
Rse the public and this vicinity good Satisfaction
hope by strict ATTENTION that branch OF The Iurs
to gain their patronage. The best 81 stock nsea
and charges reasonable any other shop ana All
the cOSks warranted steel.
will shoe horse new shoes 81 o. 81 per span. Old
shoes tnsd and per span IS cts shoe TINS hs'hg
thesAme that others sbOs for, and % they snS
j will. II. hhNNiO- !
ish 10 present the for the iufOr nation Of
the people Of this vicinity
We the uuderrigned. fscl great plearure apd The
f,,tla., coincidence in recommending Mr. Arnold 20
,h nhIie A. the best hOrseshOer that worked 10
KsismaEoo lie has done our shneiuR for our Livery
stales g. the last Eight The most inteTfering
horses we ever had, he has cured OF the habit. We
hSve taken and tenderooted horses to him when
other sIosrs had given them up and has made them
travel we'll
Geo CLARK, 1T Smith. BID Balch,
A Austin, Ell GoodridEe, p Phillips,
4 Potter, W letts. X LOyeland,
L L KesdeT. GR Bedder, Livery Men,
A Kendall. SR Daleh, job Parker,
N BAlch. John Mliham, Barker,
o N " P:' - IsS9 Stag, proprietor e
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-12-20

H2 NEW sToREI
80 a7ssraz asealsag
IN E w GOOD s.
~ S9BHE4 ssTEUs,
NEW PRO Ess-e...a :
E9EE casoEl
~ .zsssssse "a
5KIBFoJo {
8& Tts s,Isk. z
J. c. PATTERSON, s..
- i-sl tss sv
HAS removed to the CITY CASH STORE, corner
III OF Exchange and BLUM STREETS, opposite the Ma
t,Ousl Hotel where he has Htied up aud hllsd with
GRoC DRI TINS !,
WOOD AND WILLOwjwARE, \
srnI aat ~ d-7rHsW -z
eSer brought to this town: His guods ell new fresh
aud clean, and with cheap rent and aeeon,nOdating
clerks who can speak any language he can and win
ticlS OF gOOds at cheaper rate than any other house
can do this side Of New York. Come aud examined
my large stock Of s., s,-r-.=.,,- p Z
TEAS AND SUGARS, :
Which are Ofths bsss quality.
~ GOD BROWN SUGAR at 20 cts. per pound
VI At PArfERsON's NEW STORE.
CooD YOUNG HYsoN TEA, at 81 20 per pound,
VI At PkrIERSoaa New Store.
In fact you will ind all and everything you went
in the Grocery line II low prises and good goods,
At PAITERbOs's INV sTOEK.
NTIcHIGAN, HOwK 4 HYDE sDd NoRToN's 4
E@OVHS
always fresh and good at Mil prices at
PATTERsoS's New Store on BluG ST.
DRAM AND SHORTS, and all kinds OF TEFD By
- the 100 or ton at Mil prices, Mt
PAITEKsOS's Rev Store on Blun n.
CHIcAGo CRACKERS and HAMBURG CHEESE.
2 tPGTTEksoNs New Store.
A large lot Of Fruit Cans, which will b. sold
PArTERsOS's New Store.
very large stock Of
Fine Cut and Ping TobaeSo,
bought jefore tue last rise which will be sold at c.
eago Wholesale prices At PArTkEsoS's New sters.
You will find that
GUNPOWDER TEA,
that you all like we'll a: pATTETsuN's New Store.
Sugars OF ali grades and prices, at
- small profits at PatterBOu's store.
You will get your goods delivered TO year Houses
from PAfterson's New store on Bludst.
All kindf of Country Produce vaIte6 u exohAn 9e
| for GTeenbscks At PatteTsons Store.
K X. Durkee Cos Sell Spices, in large small
Quantities at PaIterson's New store Blud St
You will hnd all kinds Of goods kept At FIRST clas
Grocery House, at fatterSon'- New store on Blu St
| DARLEy, RICE, split aud Round Peas, and al
ID kinda Of Vegetables In their season, At r-
| PATTLRsoSs New store.
You will find the hest
6yrupS and mOlR8se1,
| thst can be bought for money at gt.l All
| Plenty OF New York Potatoes at PAttsrsOnlS-
| A large stock Of Pattsry Ware At
| P1TTEEsoSS New Store.
| 1000 ID Butter Wanted
per week, for which viii pay more than any Othe
10 cash as st have butter hl eastern cor
tract Remember the place, the City Cash Store, o
Blun street ST. opposits the National Hotel
Joliet. July 10 1854.
JOLIET
TNn 0HD UnVT kUrnnr
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-12-20

G. & r. l. r. r.
uou.. ~ Ice for m.

rrfk house ana Lot for Sale.
ON Ottawa st., thres blocks soEth Of the oOurt
" House.. For farther ReEii11la1 sBGuirc Of Hr.
ehAE6 ct bic Boot Shoe ssOte On 5snercp sE
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-12-20
NoTTGE

WTE hereby give notice, that, in consequence Of the
w increased demands for mowers ieapers and
eorn-sheIers, We shall Rpt be able to do any more
Job SoEE or repairs except upon machines after
the asst Of November next ~ 49, 80
Thankful for past fAvors, solicit the CONTAIN
ance Of patronage and pledge ourselves that our
work shall not be surpassed 10 thoroughnsss Of con-
'tru0tiOn and durability. nny,x.w I. ~
Joliet, sept 1s4h, 1854. 1s4E
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-12-20
STAYED Or STOLEN

etrAyed OF was stolen from tho premises Of the snb
soEiber IA miles north esstof lOckport. in August
Any person leaving reformation Of the wheroabouta
otsa!d eoitwf u. 4. Russell will Be IiberalIy ne
Warded. -
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-12-20
Aaministrator's sale


NOTICE Is hereby given that By virtue Of deere
county court Of viii county, In the STATE Of lii
nois at the ctober term thereof A. o. le61 In the
matter OF the petition for leave sell the real estate
OF which Joshua W Ra7d late Of said COUNT deceAs
ed died seized. wherein Bsa Rand, administrator Of
the estate Of said deceased petitioner aud Wilsm
ii. Rand and others heirs at law Of. aud said Eliza
Rand as widow Of said Joshua W. Rand deceased
the thrt!eth day Of November, A. d. 1854, between
the hours Of ten o'clock "a the forenoon o'clock
in the afternoon Of the same day, proceed 70 sell ~
public sendue 20 the highest bidder for sash the I'D
real estate described in said petition decretal oFSr
and rs follows, towiL The undivided one half part o.
one ard one half acres Of land OF from the s2esn
Of the West half Of the north east quarter OF seeon
eight ~ in Township thirty i've (S5 North o. KAhes
twelve l2) East Of the third principal meroAn eeo
particularly described In . deed tnereol y S2nn
natch and wife, duly recorded IN the rscorueto ONCE
Of said viii county Book Is OF Records on page ~
thereof 70 which reference heTe9y made lOI oes.
criion thereof aud slSO the undTided one bali part
Of Inc west half Of south east quarter Of said Sec
tion eight S) said wnship and Range aforesaid
n of All thar Fart Of the west half Of the Lorth east
,,.rter and OF the north west part Of the south
quarter Of section seventeen Q5l in 3oWpship and
W. Rand, licensed, in his life tiue by deed Of John
Atkins Ad his wife duly recorded in said RecorcHrs
once In Book ~ Of Records page 400 thereof to
which aaid deed aud record thereof reference hefe-
by made 5r Particular desc iption thereof
thirty I'VE more or less, all In said County Of
Court House in Joliet in said county for the purIoSss
set forth in sAid decrtR order Of sale.
BLlZR RAND. Admx qfthe estate Of ,
- Joshua ". Rand, deeeased.
r. y. BLRBER, Soft
October Is, 1854. nl94W
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large stock OF avery variety which are already In
mortaIiEOd. They are always kept at the Aoc0nn0-
dation Grocery.
BuSk'S Block. trv a'SAAsSl'
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-12-20
CITY BAHDRK

oPFoS1TE TIE EXPRESS OFFICE,
Joliet stfeSt. "a -
The snbseribrr would respectfully Inform ths eit
Lens Of Joliet and sAfrosndine ecunfry that he /,
carrying on the bakery business In its various do
pa{tmtnfi ~ Is =
All Kinds Of fancy ard Wedding cake. kept con.
stantly on hand or made to order. Also crackers
and everything in the bakery Iins Low any house
In the city. share Il public patronage respectfully
solicited. MARTIN WEIGH.
Jolsst, nov. 2, 1854. Il
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-12-20
DR.. WEIGHTS
REJUVENiFING ELIXIR!
Or, ESSENCE OF LIFE,
Prepared from Pare Vegetable EHtrAsis eOnLSia-
lag HothinE Injurious - &


"As the Ph@aI1
astnsalsS via sew vi :. Z aSe.ths: Es s
T. rcIayenate the system and overvsEe Siss-arS
tB- The Rejuvrnzfing Elixir Is the res6t Of tzsS-
sfn discoveries in the VeeeialIe klIg5on; bSna
an entirely hs~ Aai sasrcsa mvtRoi % saTs i'rs'-
rH- This medieii been tested ~ Il1' AsS
sTsireBt medical m,-n orths day. and 10y tlAss pc
H0sroed 10 he one Of The gTssi=si medical Gssssss
t4,- One bottle viii general DsbIiSy.
tSV- A few doses cures u y-tsries in females
by Que bottle cares Palpa 4i0a q Ms Hs-gs
iN- From one 10 three bottlss rsaSssa ~ $500 =
PeE D ds.e 81 rt.oTts .. a.i,. G415 a!
W- Three bottles cure this SOsA sass - I~SS
r. lev doses cures ire 10y spirited
fz- One bottle restores Ihef.,1l IsSs,st h7r.-fr
Er4IeV dossE resOrsl pe "'ythss y 2~s.vst&sr -
r. few doses bring the T0s- % Tie chsst- fsa-
~ This medAiue rssorss 70 ssily ytys 80
rsbus. health The pour tisbfzted vs,a-dS6s - -
tsS- The Hs,iess, ensrvaied yourh I've svsr-sA-S-
ed man nf BUSINESS. the Siesia ~ nervous l,prss~o
trsu n sUssss OF siaS o1g "a 1 ~ snd isss
dtNte ard TAfnfAoent rsllsG by s's 81 49, A-
~ Price. "a per bottle or ,,rr. t..i- e -
and .Sr sss. ~ kIPT'-'' o. resp Is :.
.~The OherOkos pile 81 q ~
VenatIng Elixir, arc s1ld ~ Al estsrHH
Druggists 10 the civilized Sorii 49, -
Ia place Of these tslss sli.si il'sy can PsTss1s
49, t. s.u on tiesr melciuss. AsyoS Va4As
- he.Itb ave the health ~ ySzT future -
49,, a, mol d. deceived 81 sach HpD-tsSplear
Tsr,gs3a. arr Hrfsets Btsdf-fF,s gfia ts&s -
sIftIc Dri.gisi uill n-t hay thrE tsr yss.
sio,e the money ia = lstt-r, and 80 VII ssst 49,
q you by ESPr-ss. sssgrsiJ ssAlsd AHt $500. -
from observation.
Ladies or Gruileurn czA Adlr~ss ~ ~ VSrtsS
eonh,iehce. stating iuliy and pi-i1ir pISiE as--7
and symptomr " trrAi aii dt~rAs-s - = sare.M
nature in male or frr-sf-. raii-ri< Ard a.t -
tate because affciT Ia aljiy % TiJi - 20 esre
treated patients saeeesssfllJ n ~ Ffiias e. -
eiVifiEri glq,-. ~ cvrrrri-lidylee- =. l..
Fstienis s1irsssiHE rs an Ilgasr ssis ri-irs q
The SymI,tSnE of iisr- esuYiNilis- Afd urits 49,
once, County. StAfr aud faias ~ uflisr- "a -
inclose postage Stamp fIr TtIlE.
w EsHd 81 Jsrc, I'Fssslist .fr~ - - -
dress kJdress all letters Tor pisss 90 -
the propilstorS,
- Or. W. r. MERWIN 4 &C.,
No. 81 iibssty ssrsrs. Ssu TSS8.
G. A. COOK. CmrIsn. ~. 20 NDbs, 49,
General Agent for tlir elsfes ~ HIiaas. Isra. ~
COUSIN. Michigan aud Indiana 81 aDp0
Draggisss ~ aaE regular gaiI PRE- .-e
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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-12-20

THESE BittefB are prepared, In pure Bourb00
Whisky, from q combination of over twenty DIFF.
fsrent kinds Of roots, barkB and herbs, which
Get In perfect concert one with the other, pre-
pared from The original formula given BY the
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used them successfully in his practice for many
years, and by their use gained % great popularity
In the treatment md cure Of Dyspepsia, Liver
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ache, Fever and Ague, and all diseases arising from
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by the Of these Bters, which are perfectly
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ally put mp in such preparations and palmed OF on
IN nnspspecting public. A single trial will con.
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there Il virtue which no other BltterS possess.
They strengthen and invigorate the system.
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They are preventive Of Fever and Aqua
They relieve constipation.
They cure Nervous Headache.
They are perfectly pure and palatable.
aged persons and delicate females will ind they
can save large DOCTORS bills BY the Of these Dit
tiers.
Beware Of eounterfeits. The Red Jacket Bit.
ters are only sold In bottles with our name blown
q the side, and our private government stamp
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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-12-20

We have the best Teas to be found in the Market and
sell ct the lowest prices,
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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-12-20
SPECIAL TAX SALE.
CITY COLLECTORS OFPICE.l
Joiiet Octohar IN 1874 h

O1I1 COLLECTORS OFFICE.l
Joliet, October 10, 1864.
DUBLIC notice 10 hereby given that n pursuance Of
an order Of the common sounciI Of the city of Jo
let made the 9Th day Of October the subscriber will
the 7ht day Of November next, commencing at the
houF Of ten o'clock A NJ at the north door Of the
Conrt House in said city, sell at public auction the
smallest portion Of lots parts OF lots and real estate
hereinafter Described ito be taken from the east side
thereby for which any person will pay the sums
respectively set opposite 70 each being special taxes
assessed thereon BY the common council Tor the uur-
poses hereinafter named. together with the ex pecea
Of the sale towit For the purpose paying
gsAning exchange street from Broadway vrcat ~
she city limits, "a the city Of Joliet, to-wit: y
Canal T.astsss subdiE. of VIZ See 5 < 10 =
Francis Nicholson : 20 Tee
Seventy ecnts cost are hereby added 20 ths -
on each parcel Of Real estate advertised above and
thirty cents additional will be added the tax b moi
paid before the day Of sale. I'D
'1@ JOHN LENNON. oity Collector.
BY order Of the common council Of The city Of Jo.4
the above sale has been 0ostponed thirty dAys from
IoIiss ps6eth, fsca.
Wv JOIN LENNON, CTR Co.