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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-02-02
viii County Circuit Court,
STATE OF ILLINOIS,
WILL COUNTY,
WILLIAM P. MORGAN.


Be1jHmtn Chester, Administrator Of the Estate ~
Nicholas s. Chester, deceased and Julia Css ter a.
ow aud Frank Chester and lillian Chester heirs atE
law Of said deccased.-Bill.
A FFIDAyIT Of the non-residenee Of Julia A. Ch.,L
"A ter, widow, and Frank Chester and William Chest.
en- heirs at law Of Nicholas s. Chester decreased hays
ing been filed In the Office Of the Clerk Of said eourt
Notice is hereby given 10 the said Julia A. Chester
WIDOW and Frank Chester and William Chester heirSs
az law Of said Nicholas s. Chester, that william p.
morgan the complainant above named fled his ~ u
complaint in said court the 9TH day Of HoTembar
A. D. 1868 against the said defendants and that there
upon summons issued out Of said curt against the
SAID defendants, and that said now pending IN
said court.
Now I'M ess you the said Julia A. Chester widow,
and Frank Chester and William Chester heirs At Law %
Nicholas Chester deceased shall personally be ana
appear before the said VIII County Circuit Court on
the first day OF the next term Of the said court 70 b.
holden at Joliet on the fourth Monday Of March nsxt
QS64) and plead, answer or 6emur 70 the eaid csn-
plainants said bin Of complaint the eame and the mat
aud things therein charged and stated Will Be t.
ken confessed by ycu, and decree will be entsIoA
against you according to the prayer Of said bnI.
O. d. A. PAkKs, compTs Sol.
Joliet, Jan s. 1854 nScAv
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From Cincinnati.

Cincinnati, Jan. 80.
Hurts trial commenced to-day. He
asked until Monday TO enter his plea to
the charges aud specifications.
The trial of Louis L. Belleville, on
charge of being rebel SPY at Mt. Sterling
and Fieminsburg, KY, is progressing be-
fore court N lrtial in this city.
We have reports here that Knoxville is
closely besieget, aud that reinforcements
are continually arriving for Lobgstrest.-
The Federal army is weakened by the late
departure of re-enlisted troops, but rein.
fOrcements are en- route to Foster, and no
apprehensions are entertained Of the safe
ty of Knoxville.
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THT singer SERIIG EIEHITR

OUR LETTER FAMILY SEWING MACHINE a.
fast gaining woTiduide reputation n i Lexo.S
doubt the best and cheapest and mosf - ~
FAMILY Sewing Machines yet offered to the pnl,lis
NO other Family Sewing Machine has 90 uIanv n.~ri
appliances for uemming, Binding, FeIIinR Tuckfn-
0athering, Guas ing, Braiding, RmbroiderinR. Cor2
ing. and 90 FORTH No oIber Family Sewing Machina
has 30 much capacity for great variety Of work IA
viii sew all KINGS CT cloth, add with all kinda 81 J
thread Great and recent improvements make chr
Family Sewing Machine most reliable, and most An
durable, and most certain in action at ali rates Of
speed u makes the inferocked stitch which Il fho
bcst stitch known Any one, even of the most ordI-
nary capacity, can see at glance how use the let
ter Family Sewing Machine. Our family sewina .
Machines are finished IN ehasfe and exquisite STYLE
The Folding Case Of the Family Machine Il pieears
OF cunning workmanship Of the most useful kind Il
protects the machine when not ia use, and whes
about TO be operated may be opened Epaeious and
substantial table susfan the work. While some ~
the Cases. made ont Of the choicest woods are nisb
ed in the simplest and cksstest manner possible f1s
adorned ard embellished in the most costly anS
superb maDner
Ii is absolutely necessary to see the Fsmfly IA.
chime operation, 80 as to Judge ofis great capacity
and bsauty-
isis fast becoming popular for family sesinr a,
our Manufacturing machines are for manufacturing
purposes.
The Branch Offices are well supplied with an
twist thread needles, OIL &C. Of the very best auaitT
Send for a PAMPHLEx. 1-S.
THE SINGER MANUFACTURING COMPANY
ass Broadway, New YORK
As-cHIcAGo oTEIcE so CLARK ST.
JAMES J0HoENET, Agent in joliet.
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SHERIFF SALE.

IlY virtue Of u wit 81 Execution issued from the
I'D Circuit Court 81 viii County, in favor Of Henri
n stevens, Plaintiff and against Michael ShisIds and
John Dorsey. defendants, At o'clOck, P. ~ on The
10th day Of Eel ruay, lSC4 at the AOih door q H.
Court Iionse, tine city Of Joliet. shall ofer for naIs
At public ye1dEe all the right, sitle and Interest Of
san def-uanis IN and 70 the following described prop
ery, to wit: The east EsIfuf the touih west quart
OF Section hve ~ Town THU tyhVe (5l Range ten ol
east Of Sd principal meridian, aiming eighty (SOl
Hcres more or less, in Will County. Illinois.
GEUEGE MONROE, shrrif Of VIII Co.
BY EDWIN 2. GIBBS, Deputy.
Dated 18th, day of Jan. ls6L nS23v
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TAX SALE NOTICE

An pcrsones concerned are hereby notified tI., .,
sale Of lands and lots for State County and sna~,S
anu costs Tor the year loGl, made in purtunne.
OF lawhy the County Treasurer. at the Curt IIou,.
IN JOnet Will county, State Of illinois, On the aGTh
day oil May lSo2, to-wii; Lot 6, 25-IOOa, Iot .
Z9-loV a. Lot 9, CLEO a. ali in RradE.rds SubiV
part s0a side y " Il Sec q T &c Rgsn'n~r.
r = w = SEC II I 81 IA; ) n lot I2fn SEIZ Sc
~ 80 X " Lots l. I 70 Town Of Peotune-
lois l. = 3: Il 10 Town Of Psotcne; hts n a.
Lots J 4 ii q, Lots a Is 90, Lots "a Ja B5sII
school sec; Addition to Joliet, in the County Ct VIII.
StHte CO HintS-, Was sold aid iLAf the Under.
signed the owrer Of the purchase certi6cr,.s ,hs
the lime Of redemption will expire in twO yeas fro1
Joliet Jan 10 1854
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-02-02

EC1I0N q, Ct she best Sections IA the Town If
~ hanhattan, eleven miles South East Of Joliet vflI
let Tor the above term Of years In Of not Leo
than % acres for the mere fencing, breaking and
seFeral persons by enclosing the section one CON.
mon beId could make the very low 70 eaeh
address the subscriber through the Joliet p O. or
apply to him personally In MHnhstton near the prem
ises. - r.
JaA. %, IsCi JOHN YoTrya
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Washington, Jan. 90.
HsUsE.


HSUsE.
Mr. Janson offered resolution, which
was adopted, instructing the c nm ttee on
Judiciary to inquire into the nece ssity Of
providing for dissolving National Bank
associatious under the national currency
act in cases Of the non-liquldatiol of lisbii
ties.
Mr.. Vo .rhees introduced a bill, whirh
was referred to the Committee on Ways
and Means. taxing Ill transactions in gid
per cent.
Mr.. Kasrcu offered joint resolution de-
claring against the effjrts Of France TO pos
scse Mexico. Referred to the Committee
on Foreign Relations.
Mr.. Farnsworih offered a resolution,
which was adopted, requesting the Presi-
dent. il not incompatible with the public
interests, 60 inform the House whether
Srevet rank has been conferred in the vol
unteer forces. in pursuance Of the provis-
ions of the act OF March, 1868; ard, il
so, on whom f; aud, if rot, the reason
why.
The Louisiana election case was called
ur.
The resnln-iar f-a-s- thu n--.--:.4-~-~-
Elections, declaring that A. p. Field il not
entitled to seat in the Hvuse, was deba-
ted.
Mr.. Dawes stated the facts IN the case of
Mr.. Field. OF Louisiana, saying that 10 all
that part of the district made up of the
city OF New Orleaus, comprising almost
the entire district, certainly mure than
nineteen -t1 eEtieths, of the inhsl itants,
there was no election held, and 40 oppor-
tuui:y given for an electer to express his
chUiee. The election, so far as New Or
leans was concerned, was supp. esSed by
orders enauating directly from the Militia.
ry Governor Of the State This suppress
sion was effectual 50 that MT vote was
cast in the cry of New Orleans
Mr.. Herman wanted the House to express
its condemnation uf the conduct of the nil.
itarY authorities in Louisiana
Mr.. Smithers opposed Fields taxing a
scat, bccausd there is NJ civil government
IN Louisiana.
Mr. Field spoke in his own behalf, and
for the right of the citizens Of ,uisiana 10
be represented here.
The further consideration oe the sub
ject was postponed to Tuesday next.
Mr.. Blair. Of Mo-. announced the death
of John NJ. Noel, late Representative from
that State.
Messrs Arnold and Rollins, OF No, and
Stevens delivered eu'ogies; the usual resc-
lutions of respect were passed, aud the
House adjourned to Monday.
Mr.. Wood replied, saying that his re-
marks yesterday were predicated on Off
cial documents. which be was prepared to
produce. lie did not require to defend his
loyalty. lie charged Anyone with false
hood who impugned it, and he would meet
any resolution for his expulsion, when any
gentleman had the temerity to offer it.
The joint resolution smendasery Of the
eon6scation act was taken up.
Mr.. w. j. Allen reviewed the Presi-
dents message. charging the Executive
and his advisers with deception as to the
objects and purposes of the war, and de-
elaring that the administration was unfit
to conduct the war or manage affairs 10
time Of peace.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-02-02

The WEATHER. During the greater par
Of last week the weather was as mild and
balmy as the month of May. Such worm
weather seldom visits US in January. and it
is feared that we will have to ca Oh it be-
tween now and the first of April, to make
up for this. The roads are in bad G. n
dition and business consequently dull.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-02-02

RS-S. d. II. W. SMITH, Sole Manufacturers OS
the NEW AMERICAN ORGANS, with tremolo attach.
ment finished In fteeu different styles elegantly pol
lshed IN Rosewood for Parlor Also in Black wal
nut and Oak for Churches, Schools, Lodges &C. Every
$1S 70 $500 Also Smiths Celebrated MELODEONs.
. For sale by E. p SAVAGE two doors east Of Peso
Onlee- Eoy. 10,6S
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WOOD WANTED.

100 CORDS GOOD WOOD h wanted for Casa. 70, o.
lOO charitSbe object II n.ust be delivered on he
line OF the Chicago 81. Louis r. r. within nm slsys
II possible. Any wishing to contract VII state
lowest terms, quality Of wood. &C., with rpferencsa
Address Rev. y. d. TUTrLE,
at The City Mission" 90 \. franklin e., Chicago.
Jan. S. 1854.
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TAXES! TAXES!

DCBLiC NOTICE Is hereby given, that the warrant
Ior The toectipn Of the s.ssessmrnt for municipal
TOT e year tS las Ietn duly delivered 70 me-
Parties int csted IN please lake po,jre and nsE:
immediate pay nlent Of tleir respective taxes
l. I. MlLISPACGiI, City aud Town Col
80. Office In cHJ Council Room.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-02-02

RaT Gen. Spinola declares that the kid
nspping Of negroes is done exclusively by
members of the Loyal Leagus, who make
large sums of money by the Infamous
practice,
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Louisville. Jan. 81.

An officer jus, returned from KnoxSifle
reports that week since, the re5e.s drove
OF 500 head Of government cattle, within
three miles of Knoxville. He says that
our army has gone into winter quarterssso
and appreheDds no attack.
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New York. Jan. 90

The Heratd's Army of the Potomac dis.
pasch' dated 18th, reports that l3O desert
ers came into our lines in one squad We'd
nesdsy. including Yickets.
The HeTdtd's dispatch from the Depart
nent OF Western Virginia, Jan. 18th. gives
report, believed to be unfounded' of a
large rebel force apr reaching Petersburg.
Hardin county. s.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-02-02

- 80 TO P'Po % stt' Ihup poet III, %
! MeNif, l ton coal council cham. $50
Bulls referred TO Committee on Claims.
Jas O'ReIIy. hauling gravel eros.
walk Bluff st., en- nm
5 W Bowen. paid Judge Randalps o'
I.s 1 p.p az NaPerVilie, 1850
S = As y he.'iy, grading well dist. MOI HOO
and city hall, IN
J Whittier & Co., broken stopa 70, a.. sSs
n tvcNlH ton coal Eng. II. No. 2 800
houng' boarding 2ris. in bridwell Loo
same watching P BarthoIme / night D on
60 A1ken, repairing Rgmp
w en olss NO. 500.
) eiss. watching P BarthoI.ns l uishtai00
On motion council s5,,orrned'
W. H. esARLET, City Clerk.
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The War In Virginia.
Washington, Jan. 20.

There are rumors in the streets, this aEs
ternoon, of Confederate raid across tho
Potomac into Mary land but bey end the
fact that five deserters came on aud gave
themselves up, there we're no signs of the
COnfederates.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-02-02

B%The ''Leaguers" are very loud for
prosecuting the war to the "last dollar and
the last man )" but every one of them
wants to be the "Iast man" With the ''last
dollar" in his pocket.
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STRAY COLT

Q TRAYED from the town Of jackson, In the msntA
t9of May last, . gray mare colt, hite face uhiie
spot en- ham, one white foot, small uized thres year
old lost Spring. Whoever viii return said cold 70 Joh5
Weber, Joliet, give incarnation Where Il - IL
found, WI Be suitably rvyarded.a
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JoLiEr, Jan. 9th, 1864

C,uncil met pursuant to adjournment.
Present his Honor the Mayor and Aid.
DoOlittle. nigInbotbam. Herschbach, Hur-
ter, Austin s0d Casey.
Being no qdOrOm present. council ad-
journed to meet on Saturday. Jan. 23d.
1864.
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TAX SALE NoTIor


=. &c heLsny given 70 an person, eo,..-a 49,
ei., e o. lanes and lots for State Co.. - .e.t
Joliet .or me year 1851, held al the Co.., ~
9StI, Ooenty Of viii and State Of II,,ssn on7s ~
~ -, ~ On Nay 1ee2 the rndersirnea on ne
certificates Of the fiicrt-A lolost =.
10 s1 lots towit: 10 lot le i = es :, q
~ w %, 10 2R9E: as bSra e hsEi
enu 81 . % IS r L: a lot 1 - zoe
qr 70 % n sE5 10 lot Is & ~ = =. S1e NJ
q from side e part " fri u IL 7 az q rhi
from aide undivided a " III eqr IA r 81 ~ :
w side n or eqN 8 80 7 3tssK. faS =:
sub part hf : 81 81 Re (Kankakeee 10 49, 80 20
sne hf v bf ar 80 81 ROE; ia fdo
W i, l. . Line II 80 10 L; 90 hf hiaN
10 % 10 b; II an " cor W hin or sai
10 ~ q 30 part IFS or Ofs e ar II r a. n
=. s's from side hf hi W or x "a r "a n u
q: - I'm . slde lot sub hf Q or T "a n
| Bloct o. sa side lot 10 sub cor T3I n u |,
BIoek ~ sssseSarts Addition to KiIminptonr - !,
und y L. 20 rec Addition 90 Joliet: I1ln, Iof s.
/ und q 49, nnd lot 8 II; upd x lot a = n.
B Is: ma - u, ~ und lots IN I6. ma y n.
a.. Ia. lots s. 6,T&sRios Ia, = n SSs g 'cs
os,sS. sS5 lots sB "a: und ~ 10. . !; 1ot
T&s I4To%p az % SSessl Got 81, lot 81. Iot.
al N RnS ~ II b Is Town Of P.o,,o ~ .
.I,a-i n1nyons addition 10 Loekno,, 0toas2 Lot
e,,a ~ nnaitlon to Loekport, in VII 70. ~
eta,e o. Illinois, and thar the dine Of s.nly ~nd
ssia s,le VIII expire in two years from ~ run
Joliet, Jan. q, lSe4 n0H a. BUCK
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From, Louisville.
Louisville. Ky Ia

LoOlsViIie, AZ Jan 30g Q,
10 pursuance of en- order from General
Schofeid, several pt rsons have been arlse
ted here to day for Kidnapping negroes-in
Missouri and selling them here as slaves.
Some OF these parties are also charged
with passing green backs.
The commander Of the district Of Hunts-
vile. Ala, has ordered all cotton>buSefs
out of lis district. sla
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COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
ROOM OF TIE COMMON COUNCIL, I
Joliet, Jan. 6. 1864. I

JOIIet, JAN ., Iob4.
Regular meeting.
Present his Honor the Mayor, aud Aid.
Doulit,le, Higinbotham, Hsrschbach, and
Leo.
Being no quorum present, council ad.
journed t. meet Oh Saturday. Jan. 9, 1864.
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Congregational.
Washington, Jan. n.

SENATE. Il
Mr.. Wilson reported back the bill giVS
ing bounty TO soldiers enlisted prior to May,
1861.
The House bill was passed appropristing
money to pay the Indian and other pen
sions for the fiscal year ending Jnne 30th,
1865.
Mr.. Wilson called up the bill for promo
ting eDlistmeDts.
Mr.. Grimes amendment was adopted,
giving, instead oftwo months gay such
sums in bounty as the President shall or
der. not exceeding 500.
The resolution TO expel Mr.. Carrot Davis
was taken up.
A bill prp7iding for better organiza.
ton Of Indian affairs in California was in
troduced, and referred to the Indian Com.
mit.ee.
The bill to increase the salary of Gus
toms Inspectors 81 per day was pass
ed.
A petition from distillers in Cincinna ii,
relative to the tax on spirits was referred
to the Finance Committee.
Mr.. Hale, from the Naval Committee,
reported the {, flowing bill:
That hereafter all appointments in the
volunteer naval service he submitted to the
| Senate for confirmation end that all such
appointments hitherto made shall cease ut
the expiration Of sixty days from the time
of the return of the vessels, in which those
holding them are employed"
Me-. Grimes amendment to the enroll
ment bill inserts in lieu Of two months ad
vance pay 10 colored recruits, $50 boun-
ty. not exceeding 500, as the President
may direct in the several States"
The debate on the Davis expulsion reso-
luton waS participated in by Messrs. Nor
rill Powell, Hale. and others.
Mr.. Hale argued against It's passage.
HoU E.
The House proceeded to the cousidera
ton of the deficiency appropriation. bill a
reported from the Committee Of the who'll
with amendments.
The House disagreed to an amendmen
to suspend work on the Capitol and ASA,
buildings.
The b II passed, with only faur negativ
votes.
Mr. Kinney, Dl'gate from Utah. defeu
ded the people of that Territory from to
charge of Fernando Wood, that they wer
profiSate. lie maintained that the peopI
of Utah were loyal people. and henc
they had incurred Mr. Woods disoleasurt
IL lie Kinney were q full member of tn
4 House, he would introduce a resolution
expel Mr.. Wood for expressing treasonabI
| sediments. The object of the traffic
Floyd, of James Buchanan, in sendin
troops to Utah was to cripple the Mort
and open the way to secession.
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TAX SALE NOTICE

Notice Is hereby given to all persons CON .r.s a..
at sac Oh lands and lots for taxes and cost, A. IN.
year 1901 held 1t the Court House in the cv ~ i,t,
WIN county and state OF Illinois on the pam A.
Mag, lSo2, purchased or have become the Ie-s 49,
or by assignment Of the Certificates of 81. ~ - ~,
lowing described pieces or parcels Of Iard, touit.
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Washington, Jan. %.


A squad Of about ten euerrillas mazda !.
raid on the Orange and Alexandra Rail.
road at Cameron. a gravel siding. about
liz miles from the Orange and AIexandria
depot; night before last. They fred on
gravel tram. but did no damage. Thew
were pursued by a SQUAD of cayeIr, Who
captured one aud wounded two.
New York, Jan. &c.
DR.. Richie, a rebel government con.
tractor, wss captured at Brandon Farms in
the recent raid up the James River. He
was the heaviest contractor in the Copfed.
eracy.
The rebels have commenced 10 construc.
battery on York River, ten miles above
Gloucester, and on that side of the river
thep have also placed torpedoes in that
river, and two at the mouth of the Pa
maunkey. They ale, have obstructed the
passage up the rest of that river by torpe-
does, several being placed near its entrance
to Mobjack Bay,
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-02-02

FAIR AND FEsTIvAL.-The ladies of the
Episcopal church will give grand festival
at Young's Hall on the evening of the 4th
instant, the proceeds to be used toward
paying the debt of the church. An ex-
cellent supper will be provided. A, beau
tiui assortment Of fancy articles viii be
for sAls. Let those who desire to cohtri-
butte to laudable object and at the same
time erjoy o few hours of pleasant enter
tainment be sure to visit Youpg's Hall on
Thursday evening.
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Rand Concert

The concert of the Joliet CorDet Band,
which took lace in Young's Hall on last
"Wednesday evening, under the direction
of the tslsnted leader, James Boyne, was
q complete success, The HallWas crowded
10 it's utmost extent. and the entertainment
was one Of the best We ever attended.
The concert consisted of vocal and in
strumental music. some of the best singers
of the city, including Misses Dawson,
Allan, Wade, King. Psttisnn; Mrs. Shaw,
Sanford, Dewey, and Messrs Grundy, II.
Shelter, Hendrick, Tyler and Ramsdall,
volunteered their services TO the Band and
entertained the vast audience with some
Of the most beautiful and patriotic songs.
The finale by Mr.. Shefller, and Messrs.
BOyn',F &W. Curtis of the Band was most
exquisite 1t Is hoped that the Coruet
Band will favor us with another enter.
tainment at no very distant day.
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CHOICB PRAIRIE LANDS
To Lease for Five Years.

Joliet, Jan. %, 1854. AA DAAA
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