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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-03-15

New York. March IL.
New Orleans advices Of the Let, per the
Western Metropolis. state that military
movements are still in progress for the
re-pOssession Of the country beyond the
Tecae.
The bombardment Of Fort Powell, below
Mobile continues vigorously. The rebel
batteries replied, but none of our vessels
have been seriously hurt. The only casu-
atty on our side has been the Wounding of
one man. - -
y A letter from the feet says (:
"Farrsgut intends to silence Fort Pow
ell, so as to send his musquito feet into
Mobile Bay, and by so doing cut of Forts
Morgan and Gaines, The bay is said 20
be obstructed three miles below Mobile in
such manner that vessels are compelled
to pass under the guns Of two iron clad
forts and a battery from the shore on the
west side. Mobile is defended strongly at
every point. The ram Tennessee still lies
in the bay. Mobile is almost entirely des-
titute of soldiers. $4,000 have gone to
meet Sherman. t'~-. - t.'-S
A Key West letter has rumor that one
OF FarraguSs steamers passed Fort Morgan
under terrific fire, and another rumor
that he had captured the works.
Washington. March Is.
Gen. Sherman arrived at New Orleans
on the I'd on the gunboat Diana. His Is:s
expedition is called by himself big raid
in the course of which he reached point
ten miles east of Meridian without any
opposition worthy of the name, and re-
turned with l 100 mules, 1000 contra
bands. 500 prisoners, and large amount
Of supplies.
Transports are rapidly bringing troops
back from Texas. r.
Gov. Hahn was inaugurated on the 4th
with impressing ceremonies. Gen. Banks
delivered an address, in which he predict
ed the reduction Of the insurreetion to
three or four States on the Atlantic coast
by this seasons campaign.
The Matches Courier Of the 4th reports
heavy firing on the Ouaehita River, uea,
day. o.:
A magnificent service of silver has beer
presented to Gen. Shepley by friends in
New Orleans. ~ 80 -
Gen. But,erfeld was in New Orleans or
the "a. and was to return to Vicksburg or
the Sd. eas - sHt1 /. :
The papers contain nu news from Farra
gut
Col. Sandersou just released from the
Libby prison. states that the number Of
| deaths among our prisoners or Belle Isle
has been exaggerated, the total numbe,
from Ju to February I, was us.
The prisoners have suffered severely du
ring the winter months, and their ration,
have been insufficient and poor, but not 81
much as to lead TO starvation. 3
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From Ricilnlond.

sfa r.3 7ssja New York, March IL
The Tribune's Washington specia }
says: 71a 'iH.15t "
From returned Richmond prisoners we
CLEAN the following incidents connected
with Kilpatrick's raid: sfs sssJ Z.
"When information reached Richmond
that Fitzpatrick had crossed the Ra2idan,
the most vigorous orders were issued re-
spscting the prisoners, and, when the fact
that Fitzpatrick was really approaching
Richmond was established. the prison was
mined, two hundred kegs of poWd eF being
placed under it. Every preparation was
made to blow the prisoners TO eternity
Ignorant that the prison was mined, plan
was formed to attempt 10 join our forces
when they should enter the city. On Mon
day, only these bringing rations came in,
and they refused 20 converse The guard
was increased, ard strict orders were given
to stop any one who approached the win.
dows or stairway. 'fHs4J .aIasa sI.it 4
Three officers and $50 men from Kill
patRick's men are confined in the cells and
fed only on corn paste and water"
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Letter from, HEr.KalIanaiehalr
10 the Publishers Ofthe
Clayton EmDlre.0

Windsor, G. W, March z, 1864
Messrs. HuB9ARD and Brothers, Day ton.
Ohio:
GENTLENEN-1 read. several DAYS ago.
the teleglaphic announcement of the ssrid.
ding of the Emp re o&ce by "furlouebed
soldiers" offer you no symuathy. far
that vii avail nothing now or hereafter =
| DO express to you my profound regret
that you were not prepared to infiict on the
spot, and IN the midst of the assault. the
complete punishment which the assaiIants
deserved but am gratified to learn that
some oithem soon. after received their des.
erts. But these cowardly acts cannot al
ways be guarded against. And they do
not primarily come from the '.soIdiers"-
There ie. therefore, but one remsdy for
past and prevent Of future injuries; and
that is. instant aud summary, and ample
reprfsats apon the persons and propertv of
the men at home, soko BIZ ldnSudge and con
dict, are dt'rdys iRciining to these outrdges.
No legal nor military punishment is ever
inflicted upon the immediate instruments.
Retaliation, therefore. is the Only and tb e
rightful remedy in times like these.
speak advisedly, and recommend il in all
cases heater. Ii lie Of no avail to announce
the falsehood that both parties condemn
it." Gfter the Destruction has been consum.
mated. The time has gone by for obedi-
ence without protection. speak decided
language; but the continual recurrence OF
those outrages-frequently attended with
murder, and always without redress-de
mands it. They must be stopped, let the
consequences be what they may. Repris
ais in such cases are now the only way left
| for return 10 law and order
Very truly, G. L. YALLANDiGBAN.
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From Nashville, Tenn.
/. NAsHyILLE, March, IL.

- Z ~ AsHyILLE, March, II.
Positive iDfornation' has been received
that Gen. Sherman returned personally to
Vieksb6rg on Feb. 81. The army is 10
splendid condition at Canton, with orders
to await the cavalry expedition from Mem.
phis. Five days later they had not arrived
and the troops returned to Vieksburg on
March 4th.i oa
& The expedition reached Jaekeon Febru-
ary 9th, crossed Pearl River, passed thro'
Brandon to Morton. where the enemy Of
fered battle, but fed in the night. Gen.
Sherman pressed on, surmounting all OBJ
stacles placed in bis way, reaching Mer.
idian 90 the 18th. Polk's railroad faeili-
ties enabled him 10 svOid an engagement
and escape across the Tombigbee On the
l7th, wi Yaa
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-03-15
Finance and the Currency.

finance and the Currency.a
Gold sold in New York last week at one
hundred and seventy, that is, with one
handred and seventy dollars in greenbaeks
or other paver currency one hundred dol.
lars in gold might be bought. Does that
mean that gold has risen 10 value I Ger.
saiDly not; but that paper money has
depreciated to that extent. It i as we
predicted, and is che old story of She issue
of paper currency without substantial
basis. sssas-srzz
At the commencement of the rebellion,
three years ago, our currency consisted Of
about one hundred and fifty millions Of
dollars in bank notes; City millions in
silVer coin and forty millions in gold
two hundred and forty millions Of dollars
10 all. f g s@ iH7'7i
Fernando Wood. 10 bis speech in Con-
gress the other day. stated that we now
have in demand notes, payable in gold,
seven houdrtd and sixty millions Of dollars;
greenhacks -four. hundred ard fifty ,millions
two years five per cent Legal tender, twenty
millions postal currency twenty millions
fractional currency, legal tender, fifty
millions and new bank currency, moi
! legal tender, six millions.
THUS, according to Mr.. Woods state
ment, which no doubt is the truth, oul
currency has swollen up in. .tbres year,
| from one hundred aud fifty millions to no
less than a thousand millions. Ha
The effec, of this vast expansion of To,
currency is seen in stimulated industry
lin az amount Of extravagauce in thu
people, greater than ever before; and /,
turn in trade SO great. that for the sever
months ending 3lst January, our import
increased thirteen millions, asven hundre,
thousand dollars, while our exports desgeas
ed nearly eighteen millions of dollars
Our imports during the month of January
were almost nineteen millions of drllars
for which, at the present price Of gold. "
shall have to pay not less than thirty 6E
millions in greeubacks, while in the sam
time our exports amounted to about eig5
millions which in our currency would b
worth less than fifteen uilliOns-lsaying
balance in trade against us for one mont
alone of about twenty millions Of dollar
in PAPER currency. a...,..-. f... 't...7
Surely, to any Intelligent mind, thes
calculations ureaent a Oioomv nrosnAct "a
the future. 4- 1-s -"f s
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-03-15

JOLIET MINIsrRELs.-This company Of
musicians have air eaGy acquired consider
able fame ss an amateur trocpe. Their
performances are said to be highly enter.
tanning. The company is composed of
respectable young men of the city, and
deserve encouragement. They will give
another entertain ment at Young's Hall
this evening. 1t is hoped they may have
arOusing house. Tickets 25 cents.
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From Louisville, Ky.

Louisville, March IL.
Gen. Burbridge has ordered the arrest
Of Col Frank Wolford, for disIoyal senti-
ments uttered IN q speech at sword pre-
sentation to him at Lexington on Thurs
day.
Brig Gen. Ewing, brotber-in law to
Maj. Gen. Sherman, has been ordered to
this city, probably to supersede Gen Burs
bridge in command OF the Federal forces
in Kentucky.
An army officer leaving Chattanooga
yesterday noon reports all quiet there, and
also as far az heard from at Knoxville. 4
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Hiss TenneatSe GIaf111
AND GREAT
MAGNETIC DoOTREss
CLAIRVOYAKT PHYSICIAN.

10 mas 90 as tonifhed the people fhrOu.h h.r voa.
fra~sl. = :, ana mysierious reTelatiorS durjnr r.
last sir vs.s .nsea states has been travelling Or The
ana sein and whiting the most inporta5t eifies
~. -, n The States ahe hns trav.I.S s-ss-
ieIed snccs smieied and curing them win 11n.r.
Ts ~ Pesations has caused irvsiId y, &c ano
year, I'm, Isd Re sseo had not done 20 for msn1
Ing Art and oth., - . ee eodovs with the Heal
ical Of her ma shs eonvness AZ. 80 800,
Of much import.n.p and gives infornatior,
o. ne come 70 consult her, Hel IN mn sssry walk
what win give way to her . = No disease bus
This lady Il Physician -fnde.d : 81
sses even tbo-s ., . eeIs he most obsnst. .
q our be.t Physeans sach q dipth.-; " skiII
Ne ~ 40 Inngs heart and liver copss, 2.
an the ehes, sstI,, SICK besdscke dros-l
kil led and eztraeted, ana h1a5eh - C.ns.rS
Al - r - On NE nae q Instruments a.
sodes FEVER sores, Cancers, rkrun~si elIe 90
"A, salt rheum. eatarrh. Eprains a. seto.s-
has DersosmsS SsssT q long Standing ana
long since lost their II 49, sno nAFS
SIGHT AND HEAarsG.
o. nearly 90, BY disease. All forms AZ 80, .
plA1nts attended 70 Win great success D1-is. -
o. the grave, who are new living and enie,ir,
health through her skill md s1cctE-fnl 49,
s-.sc'osy rsIsssnces VII Be ehserfuiIy givsn Wen
In al cases she undertakes. Her err1.i--el..s -.
With . mueh ssti.Action - 70 merit ~ r. -
tern pertsnn9 70 ~ ~ S, n,- She aasysrs lsf
Ton, and Al Whe canned consuIf her n 49,, IN
kssss gss st.tsmsns q their esss aad if1ssi5. fsi
sent By express without delay ---- ~, -
Lawyers, Doctors, MinIstefs and r..,v a.. -.
IA ~ nsr upon matters Of high m
~ she hssestablisbe9her IHFTRsfAfY ~ ~.
Fox River House, I'm Ottawa. IlIIno,s.
4 he 1..c fl
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ORDINANCE.

Be e ordained by the common council of
the City Of Joliet. q ist7sae re, and
That so much of Exchange street be
graded as lies between Broadway and the
city limits, and that w. F. Barrett. Thomas
keegan and John Curry be and they are
hereby appointed commissioners to esti.
the expense. establish the grade and recon.
mend an asssssmentfortbe purpose Of de-
fraying the expense of grading said street
between the points before designated.
: Passed and approved March 3, 1864
,ett - .s- II. PORTER, MAYER.
Attest: W. I'll. ZARLEY, City CLERK. : sssb
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Attest: W. H. ZAELEr, City Clerf. = ID
ORDINANCE

Bel ordained blythe common council %
he cityof J0liet. ~ Eaza sfs i5ssa4 II
That the ditch on Hickory strset hs.
tWsen Marion street and Exc6ange sl,ss.
be covered, and that Thomas Esecsr'
Robert Walsh and John D'Arcv ~ and
they are hereby appoiHtsd com n;ssion -.
% estimate the expense aud recommend IN
assessment for the purpose ofdefravine The
expense OF covering said ditch. eFaa'
raised and approved March 8, 1864. -
- z. PORTER, Mayor,
Atsest' w. D. ZARLEr. City Clsrk, -
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Slme seven or eight thousand persons In
the pay of the government" at New ORA
leans, temporarily employed in Louisiana,
amused themselves on Washington's birth
day by going through the forms of state
election in the city of New Orleans. They
placed man in the gubernatorial chair
whose name is Hahn. His loyalty Of
course is unspOtted, as may be shown by
two extracts from New Orleans paper,
one Of February, 1864, the other Of an
earlier date. Look at the last picture
first: y.6 H., .-;r- ....
CAT Union meeting at Baton Rouge,
Louisiana, the Union candidate for Cover.
nor, Hon. Michael Hahn, said: 4 have
done my best to restore our state to the
Union, and do not care from whom the
best plan comes-whether from Lincoln,
Banks, purant or Flandefs. accept the
nomination OF the free state ticket for gov
ern9r. and, if elected. there shall not be a
Stare le ~ a0it4in de state" . 3 r p 5n7
Now on the other picture, from the same
paper of two years ago. before the advent
OF that apostle of loyalty, Ben. Butler. 1t
lie from speech of Mr.. Hahn whea presen-
ting flag to rebel regiment:
Brave cons Of freedom, accept this glo-
rions flag Bear it proudly as the emblem
OF southern liberty and southern tnstisu-
fl0ns! Flaunt it in toe faces OF the cows
ardly, abolition Yankee vandalsI Strike
down and crush the Yankee thieves when
they assail it. Remember the infamous
Niger thieves, and water our soil with
their polluted blood, &c. &C."
Mr.. Hahn has evidently exhibited in
these two "loyal" specimens great patriot
is N, and is worthy associate of the pres
ent rulers in high places. 45 .5.-..,
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COmmissIonera NosIe.

Notice hereby given % all persons iuterestsd
that the Commissioners heretofore nppolated ~ a.
Common council Of the city Of Joliet Tor The pufpo
OF estimating the cost and Recommending an 49,.
mrnt LOT grading Exchange street from broadway nj
wet . the city mts In said city, 10 conformity if
an ordinance Heretofore passed by said eounciI for
that pnrPoss VIII meet for the purpose Of euterin
uPon ontes as such commissioners, the Hard
ware store oi W r. Barrett at O'Clock A. NJ. inaaid
clty on Thursday tho 9Th day Of March. 1861 Wien
and where All persons interested in said grading
THOs. KEEGAN,l
~. BARRETT, SCom,R
LII, 49,. JOHN CURRY,
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Corporation Nofinn.

Notice Il hereby given 10 all persons rpstp that
the commissioners heretofore appointed BY the eon
mon coHnciai II the city Of Joliet, 20 estimate the
expense and recommend assessment fer the pur-
pose OF building side walk the West side Toilet
street between Lafayette street and the South linz Of
Block M School Section Addition to joliet n s.id
CITY: nave retnr ned their which Il on e
10 the once OF the city clerk and the sane will BE-
conlr1ed by the common council on the 6th duT OF
april lsel unless objections made by some person
WH.ZARLEY.
. LII. ~. City Clerk.
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Tax ale Notice,

Notice hereby given that at sale ofIot and lsnda
lot taxes held on the sd day Of April 1862 N tAe
s,y o. Joliet, county Of Wnl aud State Of IIIinois
ons lots were sold, to-Eit The undivided
~ 2, mat PaFf not owned b. 0aVego and IndI-
~. hsoek "a In epwsnb Addition 10 Joliet IN fha
~ o. Joliet county Of viii and State on IIIinois
nA am the holder Of the certificates and tat r.
aem2ton will expire In two ysaFs.ftom above date.
: Joliet. March rs. Iso4 - ANN FALKNER,
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Conamissloners tfee.

Notlee Is eere by given, that the commissioners
heretofore appointed by the commo1 conn-f ~ 49,
city OF Joliet 70 estimate the eoss and recotsnend a
aessnent to oefray the expense Of building si5e
70 Van Buren, street, will meet a tn oe. N ~ -,
clerk on WedE esdAy the 23I dsy Of uarck, 1854 \,
eloek NJ, when and where all persons interested
IN said side walk are requested 10 apf,rar :
ss- A. C0MSTOCK1 ..f-...t.. -
-.l.- s-s KC.BROEN. - - :
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COUNCIL PROCEEDINGs.
ROoM OF THE COnnOS COUNCIL, I

h00h OF TIE C0Mh0h COUNCIL, I
-s1s6c -. in1a Joliet, March 2, 1864.
Council met. rs 1as sd issi
Present his Honor Mayor Porter and
Aid. DOolittle, HiRinbotham.q Hsrsch bach,
Scheidt, Hunter, Ulrich, Austin, Casey,
Clabby, Hghe and easWell. isa
Minates Of previous meeting read and
appfoved. ra ia j :.
on'mOtiOn Of Aid. Casey. the Mayor was
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As Ell UFR sTR EFT a.
THE OLD AND YAyoRIrE STAND.

TtLLED again With q choice, large and fresh stoeh
of6soeeries Provisions, Flour, Feed Of 81 kIndI
10 the time for bargains.
yOl.. Oct. %, Issa Wa AsEELA
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erATE or ILLINOIS,
Will cOUSTT,
Margret seroggins /
W. I
"a WI coaaty Circuit Court
LOT March term A. d. 1854 .
Bill inC hncnrH

= Will eor-.r "a VII County Circuit COURT
,-n'. lin cA.e.ry.
A RRlDAYIT ofthe nonresidenc. an. L..
"a ca defendant William II. scroggins having been
ed IN we Once OF the clerk Of the sAid court No
uee - hereby given to the said William NJ Srrnvgfr.
aa nsrgeret Scroggfns the complainant above nam
81 81 hsed her bull OF complaint in ssid conf on the
isex - s,ae thereof on the 18th day Of March A. D.
IooH ara that summons fhereupon is.ned o1l ~
now pending in said court O--'' =
NOW unless you the said aAoye narnsd S.e.,A.,.
Sna personally be and appear before the ssd CiTeut
Sout, Of VIII County on the trst DAY Of he Ss.k
NJ, mercer % be holden AZ the Court uouse N TIE
ny 1oaetin said County On the fourth Mendar
.. arcn Instant and plead answsr or dsrAur 10 tks
se Siil 0feompAint, the matters ana tAl0a1 10 snIi
b OF complaint, charged and htAted via e taksn a
confessed BY you and decree VIII be entered arrinaS
you according to the prayer Of the HAid bill -.
B.B. RUSSELL, Clerk
Joliet, March Il, IS6L @-AA =
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DissolHtion Of Co -Partnsrship.

: By mutu al understanding and a.r..r.,, 49,
the the coPAFfnershIp heretoote erI.t
ING ertgee n them has been Dissolved and NJ nj mn
WA eonunoe business az their old stand In Joliet
n. h HALL
1.,,.. 80, - SC. sTEARHe.
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Mr.. Greeley dOsen't say 'God bless
Abraham Lincoln" now. It's another kind
Of expression be uses.
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CoMING.-Mr G. P. Jones. who has en-
gagged the store formerly occupied by Col.
Curry, informs Us that his goods will be
here this week, when he will open out one
Of the most splendid assortments ever be-
fore seen 10 this city. .ape s5
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-03-15

B@N. L. HaWley. ESQ.,, an old resident
of this county. died in LOckport, on the
18th instant, after a brief fllnsss.
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TIL sIIGEIIR ,sgVIIIG NlEHIIE


OUR LETTER FAMILY SEWING MACHINE a.
iast gaining worldwide reputation. II l. beyond
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Family sewing Machines yet offered to the pahlie
NO other Family sew Ing Machine has 80 many usrfni
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speed II makes the interloeked rt;trh rhieh h he
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kssE a family sewing hnehfRas Oar family Esuina
MsShnes are nnished IN chaste and exquisite style
me toiaine ease Ofths RAmily Machine e piece
:, summing workmanship Of the most useful kind 10
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SUBSTANTIAL Uoe tosusfafn thn work. hlle some q
We Casea made cut Of the choicest woods, fDiah
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are aaoEhsd and e1nbsihssd iE the most cnstly and
Il Is absolutely necessary 70 sec ths Family Ma
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th fasi becoming ss popular f0E hhiIy sewing e
our Manufacturing machines are ~ A-A-l-s'e--s
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twist thread needles oil, kc Of The very oest q1ay
send s9s z ~ ~ y YAcFuRIEG coMPANY.
ass Broadway, Neg Terk<
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JAMES JoHONnkf, Agsut in Jslisks
Nor: = ises. - :. i - z.zs.-.. 1...sl
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The Nashville Union of the 9th ult.,
makes the following announcement.

makes tue ioIIoWlng aonouncement:
1--WE are requested by the highest su-
thority to announce that no more passes
will ee granted to. the wives and families of
officers, to the front of any Of the armies in
this theatre of operations. Northern pa
pers will save such persons much useless
expense and trouble by giving publicity to
this statement" .f.s.- -.
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Rnialiaainn

Let those Of our Abolition friends who
encourage soldiers to mob and destroy the
property Of Democrats and those who do
not endorse the negro policy Of the present
Administration. read the letter Of Mr.. Val
landigham. which we give in to-day's
paper. and learn wisdom therefrom,
This mobIug OF Democrats has e,ne Oh
long enough; and as the laws afford no
protection against the repeated outrages
against person aud property. necessity ur.
ges them to take such means as NAV be in
their reach to redressthe fendish wron 20.
Mr.. Vallandigham. therefore, gives correct
advic., and let Abolition mobocrats hence.
forth take heed and govern themselves aC-
cordipgly.
For the last three years, Democrats have
submitted to these euIrages without taking
action to protect themselves. L,ath 10
violate any law Of the land, they fondIy
hoped that their prosecutors would take
warning and cease their outraees. But
they have been disappointed and the evil
has increased to such an extent that longer
submission on the part Of Law abiding citi
zens. would only entail upon them greater
outrsges. 4 AH .SN..t7 ea' s's
And as the soldiers are not to blame a.
much as the men who encourage them Il
deeds of violence and wrong upon loya
citizens, Mr.. Vsllandigham points out tn,
proper course to be pursued in the prcmi
ses.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-03-15

LINcoLN's FLORIDA CoNvENTIoN.-An
officer in a New York regiment, engaged
in the recent Florida fight, writes follows
to relative 10 BuffalO:t -
Il have had my foot shot of and msy
lose part of my leg, all TOR being delegate
to the. first political convention Abe Lincot"
bGs held N Florida" CIV
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-03-15
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