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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-04-01

From Rev. Thos Winter Pastor ofRoxboroug
Baptist Church.
DR. Jackson-Dear Sir,-I feel it due to your
excellent preparation, llooiland's German Bit
tors, To add my testimony 10 the deserved Tepu.
talon II has won, | have Tor years, uttimos,
bue.i disolduredln my head and norvou system.
! wasadvised by u iIlcnd to try II bottle OF your
Buffers. ! Gd so, and have experienced great
aud unexpected rcliel, My health has been very
materially benefited. lounlidenIly recommend
the article where lancet with cases like my own,
and have been assured bymany OF their good Ell.
fccts. Respectfully, yours,
Z. WINTER, ltoxborough, Pa.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-04-01

Proclamation The Sale Of
Spirltuous Liquors on Election Days.
ExecUrIyE DerARrMENr. Ono, !
COLUMBUS, Much |. 1861.

The Tollowing enactment Of tho General
Assembly of the State of Ohio is publshod
for general Information
JonS BRoUGn.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-04-01

these Bttters are put up in quart
bottles, Of tvhioh the above is a fac-sin-
lie. The label is finely ENGRAVED, and
is provided With a safeguard from
counte'Jeiters. Qrice 81 Per bottle, or
siz for IS.
G. w. Pobaok, proprietor, No. 6
East Fourth St, Cincinnati, to lOhom
all orders should be addressed.
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FrOHl NeWbern, C

.-. Newbern. Feb. "a.
Maj. Gen, Peck; since bis return. has
been busily engaged in making rigid in
spection OF the Qualifications of the depart.
ment. tie has received reliable iatelIi-
gence of thu eneny's intention to make
another effort Ia dispossess US of our No
sitions in Eastern Norlh Carolina, with
the assistance Of three rebel iron clads.
plated ten inches thick, which are nearly
ready to move simultap eOusly down the
Neuse, Roanoke, and Tar Rivers Gen.
Peck is taking measures to impede the
progress of these iron elsds, which pur-
pose moving couiointly with land forces,
on the three most important points on these
three rivers-Newbern. Plymouth, and
Washington.
IL appears to be the impression, both
within and outside of orr lines, that Vir
GINA is TO be evacuated, and the bat ls
ground to DO transferred to North CARROLL
ma hence the desire Of the enemy to make
formidable and desperate effort to obtain
possession of this productive portion of the
State, and its extensive water communion
tiOns, before reinforcements can arrive Tor
us. .... ..- .... eett.r -s--. s
The Wilmington Journal, in its recent
declaration that North Carolina would be
lost TO the Confederacy unless this achieve
ment is realized. gave utteranee, says the
Raleigh Standard, to the conditions upon
which Gov. Vance would pledge the fur
ther cooperation of this State with the
Confederacy. The presence of an adj
tioual numbersDf formidable gun boats,
and the small increase to our present force
which Gen. Peck is anxious to obtain, Wi i'll
make the enemy's efforts iruitless, aod
turn the existing conditional cooperation
men toned 10 our favor s5- -s-F
ga The recent expedition which left Plymr
-outh. under command Of Lieut., Col. Max.
well, and destroyed such large amount
OF rebel commissary stores, struck se-
we're blow atthei enemy in that section
aud gfirustrRted, their Operations, and ha:
secured for Col. Maxwell the thanks of che
Commanding General.
lntelligepoe,hassj ust been received thai
the enemy hung fifty one soldiers captured
by them in their recent. attack on New
bern, all of whom belonged to the I'd Reg
iment Of, North Carolina Union Volunteers
white. 1t creates great deal of excite
ment, and, if the news is confirmed. thu
affair may result in the hanging Of fifty.
| one rebels by Geo. Butler. Witnesses
have arrived who saw three of these brave
men shot by the enemy soon after theil
arms were taken from them. -4.i.,
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From EuroD,

New York. Feb. %.
The steamer Asia, from Liverpool the
18Th. Ella Queenstown the lltb of ebruaTy.
arrived here this morning. @
Lord Derby, 10 the House Of Lords. az
tackled. and Eearl Russell defended, the
government policy relative to toe suspected
steam rams. The latter declined to ,ro-
duce The papers, pending legal iRvestiga-
lions.
In tie House Of Commons, Mr.. Llyard
reiterated his statement that Mr.. Adsms
mace 90 6ffciai nor verbal communication
to Earl Russell of the substance of Mr.
Stewards dispatch Of the lIth of July
last, .,
Mr.. FITZGERALD called attent ton to the cir
cumstances attending the capture OF certaio
British vessels by Federal cruisers, she
murder Of one oftbe crew Of the Saxon by
a Federal Lieutenant. &c he asserted
that Lord Russell had npI done enough ir
the matter, and moved for the correspond
epee. The Attorney General opposed the
motion. He said that the principle Of
prize @5j Indication is America in the same
as in England, and the Disposition q. the
American government is very fair am
just.
During general debate several speak.
ers charged the government with truck.
ling policy towards the American govern
ment. Lord Palmerston said ihati was
due to the .Amerin government to say that
they iuyariably received England's repre-
sensations. in a; spirit ofequality and JUS
tice. He quoted the Trent case as eyideGce
Of desire to 90 right, = 1t was prej1dicial
to good understanding between powers to
accuse foreign government of acts of
which they are not guiltysand express dis
trust Of their equity. where nothing justified
such charges. 49, 4, .,.,...
The resQlution.was withdrawn.
Nothing but mere skirmishes are report
ed from the seat Of war. The Germans
were receiving large reinforcements. and
sking preparations against Alsen.
The. Prussiaus occupied Altoona, in
spite Of the Federal protests.
The Danes were capturing Prusian yes
sells
The Bapk of France bas gained I3,5oO,-
600 francs in specie. s-.4,
Mazzini is implicated as an aecomplice
10 the late plot against NapQleon.
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The words Ofa Pa,.,a,

s-Gsneral MeG lellan, in. his repors, uval.,..
the following jest allusion to the galIan,
men FhQ Topght under his esun6nd /. r s.
81 shall not, nor can l living, forget that
whenI was ordered TO the Command o. the
troops e. stbe 'eapital,i tles isofdfetSi Win
whom bad shared 80 much OF. theanxiety
pains and suffering of the, wal, had not lost
their confidence in'me- asitheirsoommander
They spraDg to my call with all their an.
clent vigor. discipline rand courage. II led
them into Maryland Is ziaysaiter thew had
fallen back defeated before Washington
lhey Vanquisb ed the enemy % y the rugged
heights of south Mountain, pursued them
to the hard foughtGeld Of the Autietam.
ana drove him n broken and disappointed
across the Potomac into YirgiDia.
The armyrhsd need Of res. after the ter.
ro,e experiences Of battss and marches,
WHO scareelSa 40 interval ofrepose,s which
,ney naI gone through from the time of
ington, the return 10 w ashin9ton.s ,ba A..
| feat in Virginia, the Victory at Sonth
Mountaiu, and again at Autietatn. Ii was
not surprising that they we're ina large
degree destituteof the absolute nee ,s.ities
to effective duty, their shoes we're worn
out BLANKETS were Test, their cIotbino vas
in rags; 10 short, the army was uhf;. for
active servics, and an interval of rest and
equipment was necessary.si i1ssaEsG
When the eloWly forwarded sunrl;es
came 10 us,I led the army aeross the river
renovated, refreshed, and ID good order and
discipline, and followed. the. sretysatino n.
to position where l. was confident Of q
decisive victoFy.is ssasae p slbsc9 stE
When in the midst Of the movement and
while my advanced guard was sotDelIv in
contact with the, enemy. L WAS relisved
from the commend,
am devoetly grateful 10 God. that NV
last campaign with this brave army was
cro@ned with q victory which .saVed She
nation from the greatest peril. il had then
undergone.
have not accomplished nv purpose. Il
by this report the army OF the Potomac i,
BOT placed highly on the roll of the historic
names of the world. f"'t fFST7 :
Its deeds ennoble the nation 70 which Il
belongs. Always ready for attle.-alWay,
nFm' steadiast and trustworthy, / neve.
called on 1t 10 vain, nor will the nation
ever nave cause tOsaattribute its want O
success under myself or other commander
70 any iallure'of patriotism or bravery il
TINS nooie body OF Aneriean soldiers. NJ
mas can justly charge, upon any part o
that army, from the commanding Genera
TO the private any lack of doyotien 10 tn
service of the United States Gavernmsn,
to the cause Of the Constitution and th
Union. They have proved their feslty il
much serious suffering, hunger, and thro
the very shadow of death.
Their comrades dead on all the field
where ~s have fought, have scarcely NOR
claim to tae honor of a nati0n's reverence
than the survivors to the justice of a rs
items gratitude"
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-03-01

Sece New York, Feb. q.
A special to the Posi-. Washington, 9th.
says: tHsmss Hs,i - - -
Gen. Sherman has no intention of 20
ioe to Mobile. aud is 10 a safe position.
1t is tslerAbly certain that a slight tax
will be imposed On crude petroleum, but
probably none on leaf. tobaeaOp st
A speeial TO the Commercial, Washing
ton. 9th. says: r
Should Gen. Sherman accomplish the
object, Of bis expedition, and secure pos.
session of the country between tue Mississ-
i9pi River and she Memphis, and New, o.
leans Railroad, he will obtain large aaas
titles of cotton nov stored ig that region.
Its understood that the President is
preparing q new sproelamatioD,, revising
HE circular on smDsetg.'s ,as 80
The HeraId'ss w sshiagten /, dispatch
says: -,
'Gen,s Sickles is expected to start on
Wednesday for the West and thence to
the Atlantic le9est. visiting Nashville,
Chattanooga, Hilton Head, Fort Monroe,
&c., 70 investigate concerning rebel desert.
ere. prisoners of war, and parties taken
NithiH our lines; the resalt IL which Is 70
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sHGlOFlons Dick Yates.-..HIs
SDeech


The Abolition paper at Quinev ,employ.
ing s!eaOgsapber to. report the sDeeah Of
GLORIOUS Dick Ystes9 at the Abolition
eelsbraapp, 10 that city, of Waihin gtouss
birthday but found that il had draw an
.eiepbant, end sbFsnk back in dismav FINN
the task Of pHtti9g the mountain of words
IN type. The speech occupied yearly tbree
mortal hGpTs iorits delivery, end INV e,1v
audience csuldi survive .Geh ! a abantisn, oe
baldsrdash passes our dompreh enEicp d.
The Quincy journal SAYS that . Ja,.a
share OF tbe speech was devoted % ths-.J;s.
enseiensssf 5tbe slavery question sa,snn,,
presented insits yHI5ons - FiEses,si, ia =
tor tho uniJefsaI eulsacipatlou al tbssls. =
ofiallrebsisI This'ez d aims n :
70 pnblisb the jargen. as the same snsss,,
s6as been a bait dozen time =e nortais go ss
--EheD itiwss daIigered 10 the .,,cI g;s.e
seyespsand "gllttsriBg teeth of the Sas.s
nonsstnuch loved Africans sat ,Galsst,,s.
to their .waits brethren iofa ths hIssbaai g
o0oisFesee.sto the l"lagal I ieaguss,s a.
W ashingtoqiasd New York. the5 yankee
ssceooi maiamB who honored our CITY with
tnelr presence An the LIST Of january.
everyWheFs. In short, y where ssour noble
lGoSernors has found an opportunity to air
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From Port Rnral
New York Fa,

e New York, Feb. %.
The transport Fulton, from Port ROYAL
the 24sbs With 81 rebel prisoners, arrived
to night -.
A battle bad taken place at 0lustel, in
Florida. Our troops bad captured and
destroyed over 81 SOC. 600 worth Of pron-
erty and afterwards reiurnedsto Jackson
Vile.
TIE United States -eeFKette Honsatonic,
Capt Pickering, was destroyed j Charles
ton hsrboT, on the 18th, by the protsellsr
rebel torpedo Davis, the New Irensidesi
cid friend. Il struck her on the starboard
quarter, and IN q. short time she struck Of
Beach Juliet. o. Luzsi. Captainss clerk.
and VIM. HsEeltOn, ensign. are the officers
! lost.es0d SD - sfiw eas>Sv ai 49,
- On Sunday. the 2lst,e small force OF
troops left Hilton Head in transports. and
proceedediup the Savannah River to win.
Jams Island, arriving at thai place eboa,
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Joliet REusicaI Assertion.

This association will meet again on Fri
day evening next in the basement Of the
now fully organized, and under the man
agement of Mr.. ,Grundy, affords rare op-
p9rtulPai'y for oobtainins thorough musical
education at exceedingly low rates. The
programme for each evening is as follows
+ /. A half hour drill in the elementary
principles of music.
2. A half hours practice in cultivating
the voice by Brasseni's method.
8. Practice upon difficult musical ex-
ercises.
The terms are one dollar only for mem
bership, and Is cents month for ineiden-
tai expenses. We hope to see all of the
musical talented our city united in this
association.
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30 -, 49, -.-EEE SE-F oaE ItarHH 81
HDHTbe Springfield Register,oalis attea-
ton to the noteworthy fact shat all the
Generals in the army who have deserted
their principles TO- display extraordinary
suoserVience to the behesls of Abolition ism
nOtnns occupies position before either
the army or the country, at all desirable.
Political Generals, whether original Abo-
iltionisss or thOss who became aboIitiUniz.
ed 10 theiservice, have invariably proven
dead failures. Only those who have ad.
hered to Democratic principles, and who
did not lose sightOflths purpose for which
the 0utered the army to msddle with poll
tics and become the creatures Of the ad-
mlnllssfrratlon, have sustained themselves
with the soldiers or people. Even in re-
tirement, which in their cases is simply
persecution for righteousness sake,n the
names Of Mcclellan, Buell. and Fitz John
Porter have yet power to arouse all the
latent enthusiasm ia the soldiers breast.
and are yet hoDored and properly appre-
ciated By the great mass of the peopIe.-
These men will be enpbfed in history when
the namss Of those sycophants who hoped
that "thFi9 sould follow fswnipg" shall
be lOlt in contempt aaa, :
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dark. A company # men Of the 4t6 New
Hampshire landed 10 small boats, and
made Reconnaissance, in tho course of
which they met small body of the jene-
my. WelDst four men. The enfny' s
loss greatly outnumbered ours. Next
morning our forces were Withdrawn, bring.
ing twenty prisoners. Tbs feconnoi6san
was highly successful.
The .. S. traasport Gen. Burna ids
-groundedson- st. Johnson,s beF, end became
total wreck. The crew were all saved.
The Quartermaster steamboat Harriet A.
Weed, while proceediog up St.Johnis RiE-
er, grounded. She was Flown up. by us
IN order to prevent her falling into the
hands OF the enemy.
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THE singer SEFTTG NlEHIIF


OUR LETTER FAMILY SEWING MACHINE q.
last ganniF yoTidNiae' reputation. IT Il beVonl
doubt the best and cheapest and most beaufifsI ~ an
Family sewing Machines. yet offered 70 the publia-
No other Family Sewing Machine has 60 many nseSi
appliances for Hemmfa1 Rin5;nr, p.I1s o1y IseIuA
Gathering, Guae ing. Braiding. Embroiderino ToSS,
lrg. and 50 forth. No other Family seTipe nschi'-
nes 60 nueh carcity for greet variety Of yf6rH ~
will sew all kinds Of CLOTH and ritR si,.t;.;. -
Thread Great and recent improvements r,st - =.
Family Sewing Mach ine most ieIiaIJIe and NO., 49,
durable, and most certain in action A an 80. -
speed IL makes the interiocked stitch vhrh a. 49,
pest stitcn kneun.l my one, even Of tie most r5j
naIy can see at glance how 10 ne the IT,
ssf@A Eamdy keEing Maehne. OAR fhmIl-'n s--yine
machines are finished IN chasfe and exoiisfte ava
me koadlpg Case of9he Family Siachipefs niecs
o. cunning workmanship Of the most useful kind d
PteteefS the maehiDe when not III use and ub6n
eDout 70 be opsrated mag be opeued at spiclo1s ard
SUBSTANTIAL table to stnin the WORK While 81
ess Oases made out Of the choicest Eoods, 1n'n-
ca IN the simplest and ehhssst manner possible others
ste adorned ana enbellishsd In the E0st Costly ana
superb manner. = -. -. = - -.
Il IL absolutely necessary u see the feHly -.
caine IN operation, Judge OF ia great
ana DeNufyt q q ~ SEe tELn1 +is..s,-..
II = fast becoming as Poprlsr ~ 1....3
our Manufacturing machines are Tor nl-n
me i,l Branch ofces are ven supplied With silk,
twist thread needles. OH ke OF me se1y VS. 4"-sy-
Send for PkEPHLtT -, or51RTNe cospffgyf
THE SINGER AAAUf.AssS1U.,nsi s, ~, VI
e-.rag6f ~ 4,JFiof 20 CLkEk 81. - =
- JAMES J0H0fNET, Agent in Joliet
a mr. IA -
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TAX sALEsN0FfoFETT

- .a y hegby given 70 al persouy can ,arnsd ,t.
SsarIssS hsa and lots for taxes ana costs for he
win County ana e So9I1 House In the etyof soSf
June Aosl purchased have bscome ~. Icy 81
er Dy ~ slmeni o. the eertihcates Of ~ az
from cast side Of a. lot subdT n ~ y, n
Nv Sec q 7 81 II Il n from e., 80 e y -
ldt tine - Sc " Sec II rSe n n y ;, = ~ a
east eide Of 20 a N WI NV Il See 80 % n 30 ~
a from east side Of So a. So NV u Sec II \ "a /,
10 d; so Il on 18th St by 16o q deep next TO Prples
eSst side Of lot II Block South Lockport. = -
That the time OF redemption will expire IN two xears
Hoa tne aAte OF said bale a farffl y
boekport, Feb. "a 1884 .-s-+- = - : -
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Commissionefs Notie9

Notice is hereby given 70 an persons intefestad tt.
me Commisstoners her etofore appointed BY he Corn,
mon Council efthe city o. Jollet, for TN SvrnoSs 81
estmpfiAg the cost aud recommending an ssses'roo,
and contract for building the Sidewalk on m s,h
slde Of Van Buren, street, between Chieaso sfisf d
Hsstern Avenue in said city, VIII meet &c f9e ofe
9aatf ~ isrel, on Wednesday the I'd day 0f March
,, a. Z 2 CLOCK II NJ for the purpose Of entering
Jpn Iheir duties ss such missioneIs a. whfeh
- snd place all persons interested are notifed t.
e 81, d. o BIecbLE, q . j
Jo,,.t y, u s-.sl. r. HOUSE, go.
s-5 -eo. IS, 1874 A. LEACH,
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FIVE DoLLAsRs REwARlDS.-.. Lost. s

FIVE DOLLARS REwARD.-L Lost, some
pontts since, q College society pin, Of the
zefa Pa Chapter. The pin is about one
halt an inOhasquare, and resembles a gold
letter 2 placed upon letter O, as near as
cap be expressed Upon the back Of the
pm the name of the. owner-Geo. c. Har-
rlngton-is engraved As pins of this kind
are but seldoht worn, Is popularity will
attract attention, The above reward will
be paid by sreturuiag the aams TO B. @.
HarringtOnS IOlist, Hiss So Goa hsligIs !
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Tax sale NofIc..

Notice is hereby given that Al al. -.
lor taxes held on the 23d day Of APRIL $500 n ~
cry OF Joliet oouuty OF W nj and State on IIlinr-s
the ,oilowing lots were sold. tOwff. The nndiv5-S
t1S north % railroad lot no. tEof2lin bIoc
hoIortysone l4le also the undivided oue.haIf mo-
north OF rnilrond lot two (2) In block fortvont
t4i also the undivided one-haf 60 Of all north on
IaIoad lot one ~ in block forty one (4Ik also the
uholvded one halfl<) Of all north Of raroad lot
oneiD in block fUr:y-one (4I)r an In BoWen, rdSi
ton to Joliet in the city Of Joliet. county Of Will
ana STATE OF IiliDes that the holder Of the GER
from above date. n n HauRTEoTy4,s
Joliet, Feb. q, lseI -
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THE SoLDIERs.-our city has beeu full
'Ot soldiers for the past month, and, as far
as We know, they have conducted them.
selves the Same as other good and Law -abid
ing citizens. Going to the war has pro-
sdaed little change upon them. and those
bloodthirsty stay-at-home Abolitiopists Who
expected the soldiers to commence an in
discriminate slaughter Of Democrats when
sheyiBetutneds iad themselves greatly mis-.
taken. Solar from the soldiers hating
Democrats, most Of them viii vote for
George B. Mcclellan, who will be the
Democratic nominee for President. A
agensEal. thing the soldiers are well dress.
ed, and look fresh and -healtby, snotwith.
standing the perils spf the sScnth ern, 4, cli-
mate. - sf'-ssis
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sHERIFF'S SALE.

by virtue Of special writ Of Execution frsusd
ID from the Cfrcuit Court OF VIII Comfy h, So.
Of Daniel Ball and Harvey J. HoIster1sho sue far ~.
use OF Byron d. Ball plaintiff and againsf ssr-lI
NJ on the 18th day Of March, 1s6I at The nort dor
offhe Court House, In the city OfJoliet EbslT 49,
lor ssteat public vendue all the night title ana inter
ed properly, to-wit The north east az tIs
south west quarter IN ezsFIlo OF Section tWeutFone
east also seven and tbiry-two one hundfetbs asres
N the north west corner OF the south east oukrer
sane Seeton the who'd cenaining about Forty=ssTen
ana thirty-tro one hundreths acres Of land mora ar
sss ana being IN the County Of WIN and State Of
GEORGE MONROE Sheriff Of WIN 90 &
p...- BIZ Edwin GIBBS, Deputy.
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From Cincinnati.
Cincinnati, Feb. &c.

Clnelnnatl, FEB. 70;
The venerable widow of ex- President
William Henry Harrison died last evening
OF old age. She was SO years and 7
months old. She will be buried on Suu-
day by the side Of the ex-President, at
North Bend. zaG - 20 ri, Esp .1s.i
Gen. Stanley, who is IN the city, states,
upon authority, that Gen. Sherman has
gone to Mobile, and will be aided by Gen
Banks on land, and Admiral Farraeut by
sea, in oapturing that imp ortart. Confeder>
ate stronghold. The capture of Selma is
not credited Its fall will fullow the car.
ture of Mobile. .,,af.3 - :
e Gen. Grant, who has been in Nashville
Tor some time, has gone TO the front. and
wilt superintend the field operations in
PERSON Longstreet, Johnston & Oo. have
united their armies, and now number AZ
least 5000 men. aaa i,s 30 - !.
Reports are again current at Chattanoo.
ga, derived from rebel prisoners, that Lee
ls to 7command the enemy's forces against
Grant, before the spring eampsign COM
menees. Active events are, therefore, Ger.
tain. 1858 u
The government authorities have now
seized ell the small class vessels, ard. are
loading them with stores, ETC., for Nash
Vile - =
The Chamber Of Commerce here will
cooperate in the movement of the Loois.
vile convention for the Improvement of
the OHIO River, and will also siguify their
approval by q petition to Congress.
Rev. Mr.. Thompson. Of Wesley Chapel.
and James L. Burdsell, one of the Trus
tees, are now having a triaf before the
Quarterly Conference, on charged tt4ut the
former had taken improper liberties With
the iatter's wife The affair creates cum :
siderable excitement in Methodist church
Rs! s|is "a ese ~ Ls-,f.-f $3.50.
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nSs-Fbe Rev J. G. Auer. missionary

"a R8-Fbe Rev. }. G. Auer missionary to
Africa, win preach in the Episcopalo Church
in this city, Thursday evening next-->er-
vices to commence at half past seven. Ills
account of the missionary work in Africa
win be the testimony Of "an eye witness"
which will doubtless. render it doubly in
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-03-01
NofAoes
Tax

Notice is hereby given fhatas uaIe OF lots ana
lands ior taxes held the sd day OF April 1892 IN
inc city OF Jeliet, cctnty OF VIII and State Of TIN
nols the following lots were sold TO WITT Fxcet Ia
Ieet Of sub lot fos ~ Of lot ve(5 81 block two M
IN aubuiSlsion Of that part Of Tot i've ( lying sUh
eIoounsy OF viii and State Of Illinois, that An
tue Of the certificate, and that redemption
Will expire in two years from above date. -
keh %. 1854. y - -. GEO. G. HARRINGToNE Z