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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-03-29

s%The New York Herald says that a
movemerti is on foot. aud from present
appearances it is likely to succeed. to man
utaeture new State out of that portion Of
Tennessee called East Tennessee. This is
another plan to open field for speculators
in politics aud sdven.urers Of all sorts to
reap rich harvest by the CELEBRATION of
old landmarks and the emberment OF
States. The business is sesndalous one.
and should not tolerated by the friends of
the constitution.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-03-29

B@-The Republican Governor Of New
Hampshire, wrote to "a friend liz every
town in the State. to send him list Of al
the abolition soldiers in bis township, and
where they are 10 the army-promisiug to
see that they should be sent home in time
to vote. The Governor made up list Of
$500, who were sent into New Hampshire
FROM all parts of the army, even from
Chattanooga. And ell this vast expense
TO be saddled upon the people on top Of
che four thousand millions already ON
them.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-03-29

REPoRT OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF HIGH-
wAYs.-We wouli refer the taxpayers of
this town to the report of the Commission
ers of Highways, which We give in another
column. -..-..
The report bears evidence that the Com
missioDers are mindful of the interest Of
she people. The improvements made by
them were highly necessary; and were
made at the least possible expense. s..
The people Of the town of Joliet have
reason to Congratulate themselves that they
have board of Highway commissioners.
who do not tax them unnecessarily and
who appropriate the money raised where
it is needed. $3.50 - Gag
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-03-29
The Army Of the Potomac.

New 1GTk. March 26.
The Herald's stee,al, dated "Head-
quarters Army Ut the Potomac, March 24''
says:
Lieut.. Gen. Grant was loudly cheered
at the different statIpus as.Le passed to the
front. At Brandy Station he was met by
Mi. Gen. Meade. whn accompanied him
tu Culpepper. o. arriving there Geo.
Grant was met by brilliant array Of
military men. The station was Gro Sded
with the rrunys encamped in the vicinity,
who displayed unusual anxiety TO catch
ghmpse of the distinguished hero. He
was received 10y ~ Gen Newton. attend.
ed by Gems. Butler, Baker aud KlnIey,
division commanders. and Gen. w. Mer-
ri!l, comma DdIDg the LIT Cavalry Division.
The patty rode to Gen. Newton's head
quarters: whence Gen. Grant, accompanied
by Gen. Meade, proceeded Immediately to
the headquarters selected for the General
10 Chief. Gen Grants arrival was en-
tIrely unostenIatiuns."
War Department, Aij't Gems Office,
Washington, March %.
General Orders. lis
FirSt-By uirectIUD of the President of
the United States, the number of Army
Corps comprising the Army Of the Poto-
mac VIII be reduced 10 three, viz the %,
5th and 9th Corps The troops Of the 9TH
er two corps, viz: the lst and Sd, will be
temporarily reorgan,zed and distributed
among the %, SIN aud 9th, by the Com
mauding General who will determine what
existing organization shall reraTn their
corps badges and other distinctive marks.
The staff officers Of the two corps wh ich
are temporarily broken up will be assign
ed to vacancies will cease to be considered
as officers IT the several stats of Army
Corps.
Second Maj. Gen. G. X. Warren is as
signed by the President to the command Of
the 5fh Army Corps.
Thrd-the following general off ,ers are
detached from the Army of the Potomac,
aud will report for orders to the Adjutal:
Genersl of the army. viz:
Maj Gen. George Sykes. United States
volunteers Maj. Gen. w, Il. French do !;
Mrj. Gen. John Newton, d. Brig. Gen. J.
B. Kenily, do; Brig. Gen, F. B. SpinoIa,
do: Brig Gen. ST.. Meredith. do. 30
By order 81 the Secretary Of War.
Z D TOWNSEND A. A. Gen.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-03-29

N oIISE = hereby gwen to an perpots ipse,s,,.Ei-
- eae ths commissioners hefetSf,re npr..,ns, -
he esTnssi O. the city 81 Joet ,6 eetin,s,.
Ing tIe 49,, ma fseenHfneDd assessment fr coV.r
ana 49, on nlekoTy street, between Nart.sr -
Aprii. isss ys TSlfIk On Wednesday The 9Th Ssy -
en,.rn, ~ IsSeioek A. n : fl fe IN. $500. "a
time sAdtlst Eii ika ~ - az
sad improvsn,est oS ners Of property front NJ On
- = - = 1aoAss .sSKBGANe =
-..s s -..--r. kOBkRf WALSH,
March % 1ss4 SOHN DARCY, = 80.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-03-29

platform adopted last night. insisting oooc
the absolute equality of the white and
black races before the laws, looks verv
ike it. Be this as it mar, the "insr and
The "outF" of the republican party are
tairly at war with each otbe-, and ali the
DenOcrats baVe to do is to look on with
very mucfltbe came feeling as the cd wo-
man did during the Eight between her hus-
band aud the bear.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-03-29

E1-The Richmond Sentinel, of the 10Th
inst, says that up to last evening, three
hundred aud twenty one prisoners, inelud-
ing six cfheers and one surgeon. engaged
in the hte expedition sgainst Richmond,
had been recaIved at the Libby prison -
This is in addition to rhe killed and wound
e1-nearly as many more. In sober verify,
was this raid, about which the telegraph
boosted over 50 much, more profitable than
the one into Florida .-r
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-03-29

new FIRA.-A copartnersbip for carry
ing on the grocery and provision business
has oe0n formed between George Monroe,
County Sheriff, and r. r Allen. Their
place Of business is at the old stand of Mr..
Allen, corner of Jefferson and Chicsgo
streets, where they are prepared to furnish
customers with everything in their line at
the most moderate rates. ke
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-03-29
From Hilton Head.
New York, March "a

New YORK, March a.
A3vices from Hilton Head state that, on
Thursday. the 10th inst. lew rebel iron.
clad steamer was launched successfully at
Charleston. She is called the Ashley
This increases the iron clad feet in
Cbstleston harbOr TO seven vessels. She
is described as formidable vessel, with
many improvements on former efforts of
the Coniederates.
The rebels report the capture OF Fort
Powell, near Mobile, by Admiral Farragut
date mt given.
HrlOn Head adVices state that the reb-
els have meupted six rifled guns in the
easements Of Fort Sumpter, bearing on
the chanuel. to prevent tbs advance Of the
Union gunboats.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-03-29

R@ Orders have been issued for the
veteran regiments Of Ohio and Illinois to
proceed to the Potomac. This order indi-
Gates that Gen. Grant, 10 the great work of
capturing Richmond. is not satisfied to re-.
ly upon Eastern troops. "a
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-03-29
miss II ennessee CIafIfn
AND GREAT o. 49, p
uf. ~ a-H.
MAGNETIC, DOCTRESS
.CLAIRyOYANT PHYSICIAN,

VIM has toni=sd the people through her uond.
sri0I cures 400 Mysterious reTeIafEODs during her
travels in the Entd tt7e has lep travelling for the
last sax years ana Waning the most important cities
aud towns ia tee Afss ahe has traEfIrd examining
ttsasck a1i sfii.ri lhd caring tatn with uup4rai-
'ltea siee u Ugh ieT nA-netic Influence ard
EOnderfu opera. las caused Invalid, TO NAH IN
n very short iiu.e vlto had n; done % Tor S,apy
years Ihts lady q be erl,lwe With the Heal
ing AT, hf pthFr .l.ieTraniai gift; 10 such . re-
iSfr., L d see iiat Size eouvince- the rkspt
i,:'i q rr Elnderfni powers and gives Information
q - much rporianot hat people fr m tvery walk
# iife 60 consult her. Her skin and po-tr. Of
und are 20 gr'af tierr to be no disease but
"iIat WI E'.e way 10 irr treatul Ut.
Ihis lad, l. a ily -ican indeed. She can pe-Saod
p"lit out IN ed're &c the obstinate dis
's,s--e even ttr shat have for years ls fled the KIN
81 Pnr test PITY sii'n- such iItlriA. diseases Of
w ti,T,af aud lung haan and liver COR n ANTS dis
tasrs 'i TIE So mach neuralgia. sick heasch, drcp.y
te chest astl n,s MS iliIE sick ness Capc.fn
kht-d ard rxtrsct.d root and branch in from 10 "a
hours ~itront pain or It's Of i1strunfehts Gc-
anu can make saives and Huments ~ cure cid
sVies lever Hoies. cancers euniaf-m tsttrr srof
"a sau he"n eatarrh. sPrain- weakness in the hack
sul hiSS aud other conf aints tong standIug and
lonS sIncs lvsI their
SIGHT AND HEARING,
! or nearly so, by disease. All forms Of PENAL. Co..,
plants ATTENDED 20 wIrh great succrss During her
travels se has cured hu ds WHO we're on The v.rv.
OF TIE GIaYr, who living and eDioyinK zoos
ma I'm thrvueh her skiii and successful train, bt
S 'Ntetoy references will be eheeTfEIly given when
required She will guarantee make p-rn ct a
L al cases she under takes. Her examinations srs
Sln " much sstsfaetion to merit receive the
e0nndence Of all who consult ha- She answer 1T
pertaining to lie aud HEALTH with great LatisHe-
zoe ana All wis cannot consult her in persrn III
aso give "a statement Il ther and situation for
hrf i'cri Estou, Radif required medicine viii Is
sent by EXPRESS without deiayA =
lawyers, Doctors AiHist Is, and many ether scien.
tbc men, LayS consulted h lron a. Mir ir
porianee mud give eEdGe OF their "a ts saiissction
She hiss establishes her IKFIkMARY at The
FOX River House, In o ttayya, Illinois,
where she may be consulted upon all matters p-rt.in
i"s 20 lie Health. and disease Of the human system
A9-Au who Eish to test the skill and powsr a
mind, shouldseall tmnsdiateb. 80
March Is, 1881 - : - n1A,-
,.- DissOIationo OF co.Partnership.
a, .bl mutual understand ng and as reenent between
he Undersigned the CO-zrtnership heretofore exist
ing setween them has teen Dissolved. and NJ H. Hall
VIII eoptins business az their old stand in Joliet
NJ II. HALL.
,sros,.. N.,,.,, sc. STEARNa.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-03-29

EaTAfter the passage Of the Lincoln
resolutions by the Indiana Legislature. the
President sent to the Senate the uomina-
tinn Of four IndiaOa Co!onels to be made
BTigadier Generals. Honest Old AhaI
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-03-29

PoRTRAIT OF Col. BARrLEsoS.
Antrobus, the eminent artist who painted
the portraits of Gen. Grant, Gov. Yates,
Hon. S. K Casey, and others of our prom
iuent men, which have been so highly
praised by the press, lie at present 10 this
city engaged on q portrait of Colonel
BsrtIesOn. 49,. f..
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-03-29
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
ROM OF THE COMMON t"rNCIL.1
..- J,Iiat Msr.sn % IS6l Z

.'......s joliet, MsyIb %, le64
Social meeting by order al fha Ma. o.
Present I'll. Ii }n'r- Mayor P,ft-r ~rd
Aid ll'giubutham. Ulreh, HunIer, Gag
WI, gClabhy. Casey and Tlghr. -.-. ...
Ga motion of. AID Casey. the address
submitted ty Randall & Fuller on the
subject Of alternative writ of man Janus in
the Case of EeIlv rs. City cf J,lirt, was
adopted and the City Attorney authorized
to take change of venue if. in his judg
ment. 1t is thought necessary. $50 49,,
Ga motinn of Aid. Casey, 1t was ordered
that Aid Hunter. Caswell and Austin be
ard they are hereby appointed a commits
tee to make contract aud superiniend the
improvement Of the Court HOUSE, Square.
Ga motion. council adjourned.
W III ZARIEY Ctty CIa.L,
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-03-29
Annn aiToWn -N0eo11..

The legal voters of the Town of Joliet n ~ Co.,,
OF VIII aud Stete4 Altnlis, lefebY no:aed nd
at5hs OourfsIt "a En- tie 9Th asy Of Ann A. r
1908 being the rst Tqsdsy ia said nseRtL Tor e mr.
ncer sup rvisoI, Assistant Supervisor Assesser 6oi
rector, Town Clerk, ConniSsi of HI "a OTer
seeirf OF POOR Justice OF the Peace and Constable ana
pursuance Of lag come before the meeting when e,n
vened witch neetihh will be- called 10 order betwser
the hours Of and 10 o'clock Ia the DFenOon 80, =.
Kept open until o'clock in the afteTnoon. - -
ulLen sedsr my hand at JOlist, this lssh day Of
FARLEY. Town Ga
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-03-29
Report Of the Com. OF High
ways OF tie Town of Joliet,
MONEY RECEIVED.

MONEY RECEIVED
Reed Of Levi vanderhoof late Town TIea
May % 1868 SIS so
Rec of BENZ Richardson, late Co. Treasurer,
July 8. '63, ass 10
Rec ID of e. Strickland for old bridge on
Spring Creek OF J l. Bow er's Toad. Feb. IL, 25
Reed Of Csgwin, City Tree. for 10 # Of old
bridge OIL Chicago ct across Hickory creek III.
Ft!b. -, "a. --s lab5
Reed of MiIlspaugh, Town Collector, on
Road and Bridge tax. March g, '6I, foo9 Is
Dist Road tax, March S, 81, SIS s.
Total, $l5IO az
MONEY EXPENDED BY THE Con- OF HIGHWAYS IN NE
YEAR n,I nv C..,.1
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-03-29
MONEY EXPENDED BIZ THE Con- OF IIIaHwAYs IN HE
YEAR ls62. AND PAID By THE Cor. IN ls63.
oRDERsGlyRN ANpP.ID


II enry Young, fer repairing Hickory Greek .
bridge road, Sept q, lses 81 ~, $500
Grove road Nov q: 60 ss
. Pa NoOnsn. for building calvert on Wm. -
sMOsers farm, Jan L. 1864 is 90
john Taylor tot ttone. Jan IL, 4 90
J z PiDney, for 3 new scrapers. Jan IL. - = e. 90
VIM Werner, for sticks timber (s&sl "a feet
long, on sPIi2k Greek bridge, steysnf .tfg,y
aHd requiring Spring Or. bridge, PlanknRs m
IL. Ian c IL 70, g. ,,.,, IL ed go. % IS
ing cuiyert on the road 10 GrintOn's mill, = - p
x near M CiiioEdS' Jan y. IS co
chss GOodshaIk, rspahine bridge ON Robert
Stevens road, jan y, - II. y,.-f %
CO Werner, planking on mile Grove
Werner. repairing bridge near Harrington =
farm. Feb l, 81. F- - - IL
4 A Werner, building 10 II wood WORK ON 40
Chicago st. across Hickory Creek, work con-
traeted by the city, Feb /, s.-- IS 90
FEB l. 10 %
SliiG %rs5l FEB b1 Il fD 2 20
and filling in south end ON Hickory -
Greek bridge Plank road, Feb /. -sI 'Ts 80
CO farley: printing and binding Town or
s. s: Fl 55 s. TO; nails !, Si L
EDWARD strickland, building stone work on
Pnng c5 Ssai near sGxsE' FEB 10 100 10
Lola haT cl,, :, r.,.,.,, a.si; g. Is 90
rOsd March s. .'t'f't afI''lFI = E q m
Pas Doyle for Graains near PatteTson, VIII "
mingtOn IOad March s, -, = e.oo
Pat Doyle. ditching near Patterson VII ssloV
P Psnc9. s sSsd. March 80 20 90
Cha ala Lars a. eraains On mfs SO 90
y near Tbs ms. Tg g March ~ 20 90
1tsh AdAm, Plank and Timber, March g., los n
WIN ropg, nails, March s. = 49, 20
'Larswas Tor wood wnlk on Spring sereek < -.
bridge bear Bowers. Mar shse - - ol On
: ~ PIttman 4 Co. for oak plank March a "a so
|. March a. THIF SrE-e 80 80 ~ 'use o %
w s.h Maps jr- repairing bridge near stous =
Total I7.sts = ii 1st ia uvg.f " s.sI3 sisIs
Orders given aud not paid none - 80
'shaGts CHARLES WERNER, Treasurer
LIZ. go 49, aotCora snf geTsss.
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DEATH OF Hon. OWEN LoyEJoY.-Hou.
Owen LoVejoy. member of Congress from
this State. died 10 Brooklyn on the 25tb
inst, he was the ablsss Republican 10 hi.
noia = -
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From,
Cairo, March Of.

Cairo, March 81.
Paducah is i6f6ips. Forrest, with q
600 men. formedin line Of, battlestw and
q half miles long. on Friday afteraoou and
demanded the Surrender ofthe fort. EC.
Hicks refused. Thsl6ght ragged terr,Acal-
lg all the afternoon. The rebels maesed
their troops and assaulted the fort and
were rePul4ed four Inner. Sharpshooters
fred from buildings at the troops in the
fort and en- the guubnats. The Federcls
fred at the buildings, Knocking them down
aud setting them on FIRE. While this was
gong on, parties 9i the enemy plundered
stores and carried off horses
The gunboats fred 600 rounds; they
had wounded. The Captain Of the Paw
Paw received scratch fran. n minpIe-
ball on the right cheek, aud b. II went
through bis pantaloOns. The troops 10 the
fort had ii KILLED aud 46 wounded, For
| rest took about 40 cqnvalescents in, the
hospital prisoners. The enemy bad 300
| killed, 1000 wounded. The latter were
taken TO May6eId BY rail the former lie
| about the tort unturied.
CT. Hicks is entllsd to great praise for
his heroic defence. t.,..,
The reb Brig. Gen. A P. Thompson,
! formerly Of Paducah, was killed.
Col. Hicks captured rebel Surgeon,
who says Forrest Intended t. surprise, aud
felt fully ahle 20 take the fort. -,
j Eleven negroes, who served in the artil
lery. were killed and wounded, all sho,
10 the head. g., s....s ......., ...'. ~.
| The city is destroyed, and the citizens
bore encamped in the woods on the IllinoIl
side. Several women were killed. .s...
i Yesterday Forrest sent in flag of true,
to exchange prisoDers, but Col. Hlckr
would rot do it. q w..
The enemy leG'At 3P. NJ. going 10 tn
|. dlreetpn OF Columbus. They are said t,
have captured Hickman this morning.
;. The rebel Gems. Harris and BuTbridg
were in the fignt at Pdducah.
Tire boat turned was the Dacotah aut
| moi the A riz,na
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THE Co.PhRTyEReU11

Heretofore exstiss nnesr the Aru nane Of Rsm,a.,,
Miller, Is tins day dsolyed by mutual consent
Natiouai DfoeG =. RAMsDELt
JOHN s. MILLER
SoiiSN 1HaiCh Acc'4- nkY
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-03-29

DI-Ladiss' hats. wall paper and other
spring gOOds. mOy b found 10. wristy at
Q. foGa. -. IT,. :, -, 81
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New York, March %.

The Worli's Hilton Head letter refutss
base slander latteIly made upon the
characters Of the lady teachers of contra
bands in that department. '
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-03-29

b~Under Lincoln's plan of reconstruc-
ton John Hay was to- swear in by the
amnesty proclamation LABS people in
Florida. He lost at OIustse 1900 soldiers,
S65 more than are required to form the
Estate !" This II reconstruction with
vengeance ! I'D -.s vqs!s ga ea
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Frenn baltimore.

1s. .s. New York, March Is.
A Baltimore correspondent ofthe World
gives the following as the exact strength of
the rebel army March 20th = So '0'"
Department. of Virginia, Gen. R E. Lee
COMMANDING. headquarters with the army
seven divisions of Infantry, &C, 900 men :;
$50 pieces Of artillery. 5000 men: Is regi.
meets If cavalry. $4,000 men at Rlcnmond
and vicinity.
Under Gen. Elsey. at Petersburg, Well
d'n, GAdsbOro. Wilmington, and along
the railroad between Richmond and VIII
n,ington, under Gen. Pickett and Gen
Barclay, 80 600 "
81 Under Gen Imboden and Col Mostly,
hear the line OF the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, aud in Northern Virginia, S.
! 600. Sea-
From Lvnchburg to Abingdon, in South.
western Virginia, and guarding the line of
the Great S ntherh B,ilroad from Lynch
burg to L,ngstreet's picke,s in East Ten
nessee, under Gen. ]. g. Breckenridge, s.
! 000s- 49, s r-E' .ufe @n
Total under General Lees orders, $780,
600. 80"
Department Of the Southwest, Gen. Polk
crnmanding. headquarters Demopolis near
| Selma, Ala.-Furces under under Gen.
Joe. johnson. at Dalton, and operating
against Gen. ". T. Sherman. 10 Grants
late department. including the corps OF
Gen. Pardee % 600 strong part of which
was sent to Florida, and the cavalry under
F.rrest. Richardson, d. D Lee, and Writ
| Adams, Is, 900.
| Department Of East Tennessee, under
| Lo"gstreet, headquarters at Bulls Gap
! 20 0U0.
Department Of the Gulf, until recently
c mmanded by Gan. Bsauregard. head.
! quarters at Cbarlestrp, S c. TIooi
ut Charleston. and Savannah, 90 900.
Trans Mississippi Department Lieut.
Gen Kirby Smith crmmsndipg-Diei
OF Gen. Price and Gen. ii lines. IN Arkan
sss a-d Gen. Magruder'S division in Texas
Is 600
Department Of the Gulf, at Mobile, uute,
| GNrs Maury and Cla5urne, 600
Total number Of Disciplined troops, 275,
I 600 r
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rag-Au exehange saws. Wendell Phi

ips and his tribe of negro Philosophers,
male ard female, have got fresh idea n
Saving the Union A year ago it was the
sboltI OF slavery now they insist that
nothing can do it but to cross the breed of
YANKEES and negroes. This il NV the
sui ject Of their lectures. and book is be-
ing published advocating amalgsmatiou-
Nothing else will nuw 'spye the Union'-
Let Mr Lincoln issue bis .prnclamatiou or
the work will be done by Yankee emigrants
before be viii be able 80 make capital out
If IL 3.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-03-29

b~ 1t is alleged that, out of fifty thou.
sand bales of cotton which have been seiz-
ed in the neighbOrhoOd of Vieksburg since
its cap ture, less than one hundred bales
have been turned over to the government.
the rest having been made the personal
spoil of its treasury and military agents.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-03-29

After reading worthless book, one feels
as be had tired his jaws cracking an empty
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-03-29
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~ an matter o. convenience to tax u-xrr, t,t.a.
oi civ an ,I NE s-a,e person should bold the go
Itc5 srcs.5 49, s.,ector' The undersiEned hsvIS~
s ez-ns offers binlsef as a eaDdidsts s., 3 hs
nSIsee' and sOiieits the votes Of those fsS.h. ~
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