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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-08-09

The county committee, it will be seen,
by tO-day's paper, have called csnven-
tion of the Democracy of the county, to
appoint delegates to the several conven-
tons and to transact such other business
as may be deemed necessary for the ap'
preaching Political contest.
Every town in the county should send
delegates. Not only those who have been
Democrats heretofore, but all who desire
to save the republic from utter ruin and
anarchy should join with US in the move
meDt to drive the jaeobins from power.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-08-09

BE-Tt will be comfortable to the people
of Illinoig to know that by the decision of
Abraham Lincoln, those poor cowardly
puritanS who paid $500 to escape the draft
year ago s:e not now subject to the call
for Eve hundred thousand more Aud the
lame, the halt, and spawned 3oyalists of
Massachusetts,, who bribed "loyal" physi-
clans to give them certificates Of disability
are to remain at home in peace, while the
conditions of exemption are now ten fold
more strict than before. While nineteen
out Ofevery twenty drafted'msn iD Massa-
chusetts escaped scot free, it is safe to pre-.
dict that nineteen out of every twenty
Drafted men in Illinois must march of to
be.shos.At. Who would not,be s.pugitsn.
in the days Of Abolition. puritan Eubf
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-08-09
Great Celebration.

On the 9th day C August 1864 there
will be held, in Maple Ggove. q miles
south east Of Joliet. near the stone Schotl
House. union Sabbath School and lem.
perance (bdsker) pie ME. Great pains
have been taken TO secure abe speakers
for the occasion, among whom are the Rev.
, u LathroP, Of Dixon; ROlIa A Law, G.
W. y, OF Chicago Rev L 4. Earsaut OF
Joliet By order If the President.
II = HILL
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-08-09

A HAPPY FAMILY.-If the war between
Norton ard Cook factions goes or at the
PRESENT rate much longer the Democrats
vel find out what rascally set of fellows
these Republicans be. The last Whining
ton Independent, MI Norton's organ, au-
cused Braden. editor of the Republican,
Cooks organ of this city, with purloining
money belonging to the Government when
be was postmaster. Bradeu retorts. by
charging that Norton has violated the
Thanking privilege. And so it goes. Per-
haps they all tell the truth If people want
honest men in Office they must elect Demo-
Gratis.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-08-09
Cavalry Fighf--Gen. poker.

~" 4 VI u .Au = o.
The Posts Washington special says:
"Advices received here state that a cavalry
fight took place on the New Jerusalem
road on Wednesday. in which the rebels
were deiested. Our loss was IS.
The reports that Hooker was to relieve
Meade are incorrect. Hooker was relieved
by Sherman and sent to Washington"
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-08-09
THE Singer Sewing MACHINE.

OUR LETTER FAMILY SEWING MACHINE 10
fast gaining worldwide reputation. II is beyond
doubt the best and cheapest and most beautiful Of all
Family Sewing Machines yet offered to the public.
No other Family Sewing Machine has % many useful
appliances for H'nming. Binding. Telling. Tueking,
Gathering, GuaE ing, Eraiding Fmbroidering. Cord
iEg. and 20 forth No other Family Sewing Machine
bas 20 much capacity for great variety OF work. lt
Will ssw all KINDS CT cloth. aud with all kinds u
thread. Great and recent improvements make cur
Family Sewing Mach inc most reliable, and du
durable, and most certain in action 1t all Of
speed IL makes the interiocked stitch. which IL the
bust stitch known. Any one. even g the most ordFS
nary capacity at a glance how TO the LEI
ter Family Sewing Machine. Our family Segina
LarhU finished ia chastc BIsd exquisite style.
The JiGBT Case uf the Family Machine il q piees
q cunning workmanship 90 the useful kind. %
protects the machine When not in use. and when
about 10 he cpsTuted MAJ be opened a spacious and
substantial table TO sustain the work While Of
the Ct-rs. made out Of the choicest woods finish
81 IN the iplsst and cf Hsesr possible others
adorned and enbsilIshed in the mUst costly and
superb mGuuer.
1t il absolutely necessary see the Family Ma
chime in operation, to judge Of its great capacity
and beauty.
II j. fast becoming popular for family seUing a.
our MTnniaeturing machines are for manufacturing
purposes
The Branch Offices are well supplied with silk ,
tW 1T thread needles OIL &C. Of the very best quality
Send for a PANFHLET.
TIE SINGER MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
l5s Broadway, New York.
ES-CmcAGo oTTIcE, 80 CLAEK 81.
JAMES JOHUNNET, Agent in joliet
Nov > lse3
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-08-09
W. II. FARLEY, City Clerk
ORDINANCE.

BE Il ordained by tie common couRra Of
tie CITY Of Joliet
That special assessment be and is
hereby levied upon so much Of the Real
Estate Of said city, as lies upon and adj
I joining the north side Of Exchange street
between the west side Of Broad way, ex-
tending to the vest side Of lot l3 in block
90. Canal Trustees Subdiv. WI. Section 9
l. 80 k. 10 + as shall be sufficient to
construct good and substantial Stone
Sidewalk Of the widIh'of four feet and one
foot of gravel on each side IF said walE,
and that said owners Of property fronting
| on the line Of said walk have until the
22nd day Of August, 1864, to complete said
walk on their respective fronts, and that
| VIM. +. Barrett, John Currey and Thomas
keegsu lie and they are hereby appointed
commissioners to estimate the cost, let the
/ contract aud recommend an assessment for
| the construction OF said Sidewalk.
Passed and approved August 81, 1861,
| m N
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-08-09
Democratic County COnVen-
lion.

The Democracy Of VIII county nre ,e-
quested to meet at TIE Court House. in
joliet. 6y their duly appointed dsIsgates.
on Thursday SsItsmbe. 1t, at2 p. VI. ,
tor the puFpose of appointing delegates to
the State. Cor gressipnul, Senatorial. Rep.
resentative and Judicial conventions.
The democracy of the several towns will
meet at their usual ula,es If voting on
Saturday. August 9th, at 5 p. NJ, to
appoint delegates to represent them In
said conventions. Each town will be en-
titled to representation as per last appor-
tiOnment.
WILLIAM HANLE.
j. ID. HENDERSON,
G FARLEY,
Cnmmittee
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-08-09

B~ Lincoln seeks to coercs the people
of the North into the army in order to CO.
cree the people Of the South into obeyipe
the demands CT a usurper and despot. Il
is doubtful whether the northern people
like-the coercion any better than theSouth.
efu.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-08-09
UNITED STATES
Collectors Office

'IHE undersigned Collector Of the s,h a. -.
LIS having received the annual eolIsstsSS tt
ron NE Assessor Of said district, would hs,n NJ
1ouee that the taxes for Licenses Income Tvs
uuues therein mentioned, have become due - s.ef
aele and that be will attend to receive the -srpy
q, to-wit: - 'AAi OOanN
Al =, the store Of James B. Ashley, ESQ, PIainasld.
On thursday, August 18th, 1894
August 18th, 1854 - VI 1f'N-S
saturday, August 2Oth IS6s ~ N---Ne4i~D' "
. AT the Hotel OF Cbaries tI,-, -,
Monday, August pa IssI- NseD' Asq5 AoAena, on
22d. isst E' Hotel MOnse, on Thursday, August
THURSDAY August as 81 Cob Esq, Wilmington, on
-, the deputy Collectors osBee fP,,-...,
Sos', on NJ, I,riaay, Saturday. rioaa,S - bl9kJ
= -9th Zith 29th, aad 3Oth Isl. o AoesoAy5
! ana 20 further give notice thai ~
sha neglect 10 pay the duties for Ps,.ons Who
IAAkn, assessed against them upon ihe - e AND
OF before the day aforesaid will BE- Ii,Il. =. st On
penalty additional upon the snlonnt tb 70 pay The
| serOeo Dg law LEWIS ELLSWORTH ~"
| N0heetoI 9th District Of lIIinois
! :. C. STEARNs
| Eaperville. August Q, 1864 w VIM "a
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-08-09

Tbs Egyptian Picket Guard at Chester,
one of the spiciest and most ably Conduct
ed democratic papers in the State, and
which had recently been fitted out with a
new and costly Office, was mobbed and ut
serly destroyed on the 22d ult., by some
soldiers of the 22d regiment, instigated by
the abUlitiOnists of the place. "The dsy
of etribution is coming" for such outrag-
es
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-08-09
Corporation Notice.
OFFICE OF TIE cIrYcLERK. ,

Joliet. Aug. sth. 1864.
DIBLlC notice Is hereby given, that the assess
Il meDt roll Of taxable real and personal in the city
OF Joliet, for the year 1864, has been completed aud
retui ed TO the common council by the assessor. All
persons feeling hemselv agreEed by the assessment
OF theiT property. are hereby requested make OF
ME their objections in my Office before <e 9th
dey Ct August met, at which time the same will be
heard. W. II. FARLEY. City Clerk
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-08-09

oUT AGAINST LINcoLN.-Gen. q. F. Lin
der, az eminent lawyer aud politician of
of this State, has come out against Lincoln.
He spoke before the Democratic Club at
Chicago rscently. Would 1t not be a good
idea for our Club to invite him to speak
heref AS an orator be has few EQUALS.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-08-09
CasunItIesin IOOth His
The following is u list of casualties in
the engagement before Atlanta July Goth /:
M.UNpFD

.
WOUNDED
Sergt. Jno. Hay, Co /, abdomen. NOR
tally priyates James Coplsu,z. X, lett
breast and arm, flesh Martin Erisnbaek,
G, left hand, slight; Albert Chamberlain,
Cleft arm, flesh Fraucis Conroy, A, LEFT
side. bruise
Missing, probably prisoner Michl
Callahan, F.
Sun struck-Cspt Lynd, @, ct hospital,
will probably recover without any vi ell
fects Lieut.. Horne. acting Adjutant,
again on duty.
July 23d-While changing position the
following were hi: by solid shot from the
rebel battery:
VIM Dundoler Co D, killed.
Wounded-Wilson d, Piatts, Ser. D. left
leg amp'td John Long, Co D. bruise, face
aud abdomen, severe james Murphy in
jury, lowerjaw.
II. T. WOODRUFF, Surgeon.
Since the above was written Lieut.. NJ.
Stewart, Co A. las been wounded by a
Conclusion from shell, severe, but think
not fatal. H T. w
LATER-Jufy och.
DEAR FATHER.-To- day cur mutual
friend Geo. w. Rouse was Wounded-rIsht
leg carried away by solid shot-amputated
below knee doing well, and stood the
shot aud amputaticn braTely. 1t Stewart
is Going we'll. H. T.W.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-08-09

S@-Ths miscegenatiOn republican party
call themselves "the friends of humanity"
But there never did live on the face of the
earth set of men who in the same length
Of time, inflicted greater woes upon hui
manity.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-08-09
Gold.
New York, Aug. {

Gald opened at 2593. ard gradually I'D
vanced TO 26l3, afterwards declining TO
2592, but closing quiet at 26u+.. There is
very little regular demand. The price is
kept down 10y the Continual large ship
meut Of government bonds to Europe.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-08-09

CAPT LoGAN's COMPANY The foAoWins
casualties occurred in Capt. Logau's com
peny, Gath Ill. regiment, 10 the battle pear
Atlanta. on the 22d July:
KIlled-Frank Swearenger, Heruon
Boehme. Michael Mccoy, Daniel Harri.
dau, William Blossom.
Observation-Disclosures Shroyer, slight ::
Cushman Small, right shoulder, severe !:
Patrick Mclaughlin, 9th thighs; Isaiah
Cook, right thigh, severe; James F. Bar
rett. right foot. severe; George Grimes,
side, severe; James Lulim. right shoulder,
severe. John Houlahan, ear, Slight: Ste.
pben Newton, severe Henry Stroud, right
arm, slight.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-08-09

rant. % motion Of Aid. Doolittle, il was
ordered that an order Of sale be issued 20
SAID collector In due form. to advertise and
sell the lots and blocks, parts of lots. and
parts OF blocks and other real estate not
marked paid on the face Of said warrant
and make due return to the city clerk.
Bills reported back by committee ON Claims
and on motion allolced:
j Murphy, service extra police S4Oo
IL 1Onpg 10 DO 800
Eatrlck 90 DO 400
EItzFatriek' labor school dist. 2 loo
Kelly, hauling gravel 9th ward
poll tax, GOO
ii Young, board prisoners in Brill SIS
MeNIf, hauling lumber school
house dist no2 $50
j McNif, cleaning & rep. st. lamps 500
VIM Adam, lumber for bridge lie 81
/ Egan, labor Sd ward poll tax 10 so
do do $50
do 6 do Is
P Sunderland DO $50
] same do 45O
/ o Farmer, 3 do 225
P DonOhue, hauling gravel Sd ward
! poll tax LOO
j Kelly. hauling gravel LIST ward
poll tax 200
P Donohue, hauling gravel 18th ward
1 poll tax 100
j Cusben, hauling lumber to bridge Loo
| p DOnohue do do 800
same hauling S House furnite SO
! J McFadden do do SO
j Whittier, gravel for cross walk Sc
NJ Koran, labor with team Sd ward $50
I Burns. repairing lamp post 1000
j Brown, oil, labor &c. Eng No2 4,35
G Z Griizuer, printing posters %
ward poll tax 2,25
Lallemant Wager. repairing Eu-
CINE No2 6,25
J Beuttenmuller, repairing Engine
No2 1000
E NJ Bray. oil, &c for Eng MIKE 69G
W Brooks, pun? &c we'll dist 407a
j McNiff, judge sPec1 election 5th 2 OC
Chapman do do 200
So Brown do do 200
On motion council adjourned to meet OF
the lOth day of August, 1864, at Z o'clJcl
p. NJ.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-08-09
Ch-.Dee oGRaI TO : d Depot

Arrangements are being made with our
city for moving the Chicago and Alton
railroad depot from it's present location to
the oPen space east Of the county jail
between Washington and Jefferson streets.
Now, as every citizen of the city and
those who visit it are more or less interest
ed in this matter, it is hoped that eur City
Council will not initiate the unwise
action of our Board of Supervisors, which
gave the Rock Island railroad company @
part of our public square thereby running
it, receiving nothing in consideration, and
give up to railroad purposes two of our
most important streets.
These railroad companies. care little for
any other interest than their OVID, hence
wewould suggest to cur city fathers a
little caution in dealing with them. The
matter will come before the Council to-
morrow evening for action.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-08-09

TWENTIETH REGIMENT following
are the casualties Of the Goth III. regi.
ment in the battles Of the 2lst and 22d of
Jolly before Atlanta:
Kiiled-Tlm othy Conner, son of James
ConDor Of this city.
WOunded-Capt. Harry King, Sergeant
Michael FaniDcer, George Smith, Frank
Rock, Sergeant Combs.
Missing-Cspt. Wadsworth, Lieut.. j. B.
Bailey, Lieut.. Eugene BerDier. John Me-
Coniche, John Smith, Albert j. Glass, G.
D. Carr. Charles Gaines, James Gonuor,
Richard Stoig.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-08-09
The Rebel Invasion.
Washington, Aug 6.

washington, aug 0.
The reports from the Upper Potomac to
day are SO contradictory as to afford but
little reliable information.
The movements of the main column of
the rebels, under EARLY, are wrapped in
mysery. At latest reliable accounts he
was between Winchester and Martinsburg,
10 camp.
The impression Of a general invasion
has not abated here, for there is every evil
deuce going to show that the rebels have
resolved on it. Whether they will be able
to succeed this time or not, few days will
certainlY determine.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-08-09
From L0usiYiII

LOUISVILLE Aug. 3.
Correspondent TO the Journal, frorn
Clarksville, says Col Adam johnson,
with sixty rebels, crossed the Cumberland
last "Wednesday. sixteen miles below here.
His men were dressed 10 rebel uniform
aud told the citizens they were from At
lsuta. They Inquired for Col Sybert, and,
learning that he was near Henderson, went
in that direction.
This correspondent thinks that job nson
came to take command Of the CopGederates
who are rowing 10 the western partof Ken
lucky. lie says there is a concentration OF
Confederate troops 10 the vicinity of Hen
derson that SympeEt has six or seven
hundred men and that Col now Brig.
Gen. Woodward is at Paris, Tenn, sending
small detatchments iatO Kentucky.
LOUISVILLE, Aug. 8.
OO Saturday last Lieut.. Gamble, of the
I'D Illinois, with Ira Cutler, of company
G same regiment aud three laborers of the
Quartermasier's Department,w captur-
cd by gurrilIss while moving cattle from
Clarksville 10 Nashville. Tue Lieutenant
escaped. and while pretending to parole
the remainder, the gurrillas shot them
Col. Smith, commanding the post of Clark
sVille, sent out party, who found Gamble
almost Invested of clothing, and the
corpses of three of the men, including
Butler, with labels pinned upon them as
follows :"These three men killed ia retail
alton for the execution of our friends at
Nashville.
= Two gurrillas, under Harper, went into
Auburn, on the Memphis Branch Fail
road, early this marniug, and robbed the
stores end several citizens.
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From Europe.
New York, Aug. 8.

New 1Orkb aug. ..
By the steamer Bremen, from S.uth-
aupton the 10th Of July, we learn that
Garibaldi left Ischia on the 10th, for Ca.
prera.
AL the islaLds on the west coast Of
SchlesW ig are now in possession Of the al
lies.
Peace negotiations probably commenced
at Vienna on the l9,h.
Liverpool, July 49, Cotton steady.
Wheat advanced Id; f,ur 81; COIN
81.
Farther Point. Aug. 81 P. NJ.
The steamer St. David, from Liverpool
the 2lst, uia Londonderry the 22i, is sig
haled of hOre. Her dates are two days
later than those per the steamship Bre-
! men.
| The United States frigate Niagara had
been off the port [of CherbOurPl for several
| days.
| The London Times publishes a letter
| from its correspondent at Richmond, dated
/ June l4tb. He describes the battle OF
'SpOttsylVania as the hloodiest engagement
known to civilized times, and compares
Gen. Grant to the Russian Gen Suwarruw
He thinks the chances of Grant small
indeed, and says his general csll0usness is
estrangHg the confidence of bis troops
% the other hand, be declares that Gen
Lee has inflicted, at the cost of less than
| $4,000 men, a loss to the Federal forces OIL
six times that number
The East OF England Bank has stopped
payment. LIS liabilities are about G600,
900. The prospects of it's creditors are
good.
1t is asserted that the Emperor Ma.
pOleln will 20 tn Baden to have an iut
! view with the King of Prussia,
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-08-09

Lincoln declared in his message that Il,
was easier to pay large debt than q lar
ger one.' If 30, why not stop the run ming
up of the national debt q
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-08-09
STATE or ILLINOIS, CoUSsx or WILL yss
Viii County Circuit Court otths Oct. term, 1850
III cHANOERK

h'h Souht3 Slrcuit Court Otf5s Oct. terra, ltota
IN cHANOERY.
Nancy Stevens, Execntrix, Lewis K. Stevens and.
Thomas j. Stevens Eecutors Of the Last will and tee.
lament OF Robert Stevens: Descsased.
James Kercheval, Martha Cusbertson and Thomas
Cubertson. her husband, Dizzy Waterman and John c.
Waterman, her husband, Reuben KeTchsyai, haTys
IaTsh aud Toiyer B. Y. Larsh, her husband Albert y
keToheyal, Jane kerceval, Mary Rountree, Charles
Rountree. Ann R0untree and Lewis Rountree-BlL
A EFIDAYIT of the noB-reedence Of Reuben ker--
n clieval, Mary Larsh and Tciiver b. r. LaTsn. per
husband Albert Z. keTcheyal, Jane kerehesal, Sonn
III. kerCheval Mary Reuntree, Charies houotree- Am
Rountree and Lewis Rountree Of the defendants named
in the above entitled in SAID court having Deene
filed in the ONCE of the clerk Of the said court
Notice is hereby given to the said Reabe1 Asreness
Mary Iarsh and Toliyer ID. y. Larsn, nef losDanoS-
Albert i. KeTcheyal, Jane KerobeyaJs John n Aer-
cheval, Mary RO uniree Charles Rounfree ann houn>
tree and Lewis Rountree that Nancy Stevens 1xecu-
trix. Lewis X Stevens a3d Thomas etesees, Exs,
ofthe last Will and testament q oDerl eteFensS
deceased filed their bill Complaint IN SAID Creutts
Court the chanceTy side thereof on the thfrtiet
day Of July, 1854, and THAT summons thereUpon Is
sued said aFaDst the said defendants named,
In cause refurnabe the first Monday IN Octo-
Der next ash by Law required
Now unless you the said Reuben Kercheval Mar
Larsh ard Toliver B. +. LArsh her husband, Albert
p. KercheFal, Jane KercheEal, John H.. KsrcheVsi
Mary Rountres, Charles Rou1tres, Am Rounfree ~
Lewis ROuntree, shall personally Be and spnear -
fore thu said Circat Court Of viii County on tfa -
day Of the next term thereof TO Be holden a. ths-
the first Monday Of October next cfs6i1 ~ 49,
answer or den ur 10 the said complainnnf. Rim ~
Complaint aforesaid the same ana the rnaff.r- 80
things therein charged and stated will be faken -
confessed by you and decree viii be entered arsin-f
y0u according TO the prayer Of aid BIN Of conpains
T. GoODsPEED, gor Of ooursei for Con-. S'e.A.
Joliet, Aug. 2, 1854. a.
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Washington, Aug.

The latest information concerning the
rebel invasion is to the effect that they are
marching in three columns. The centre
or principal column is moving rapidly in
the direction of Harrisburg in heavy force.
Detached. columDs to the right and left of
the man column intend 20 divert the att
tention of our soldiers from the real object
Of invasion, which is alleged to be the
Cumberland Valley with it's teeming fields
and neat villages. ard the capital of the
KeYstone State.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-08-09

ESThe Rock Island Argus says that
since last December 1894 rebel pris.
oners have been received at the bar
racks in that city. OF that number !, $40
have died, l,077 entered the United States
naval service, ISL have been released by
order of the President, 46 sent to johnson Is
Island and escaped, leaving in the bar
racks at present 8 ,343.
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II T UT NV aIaJ VI.
Attest, W. II. FARLEY, City Clerk.

Be il ordained By the common council of
the City Of Joliet
That good and substantial Sidewalk
be constructed Oh the Ea-t side of Broad
way between Oneida and Cross streets, said
Sidewalk 70 he Of store tagging Of the
width OF four feet and not less that three
inches in thickness, aud that the owners
of property fronting on said Improvement
have the privilege Of building the Side
walk on their respective fronts for the
space Of twenty days, from the date of this
ordinance: and that W. A. Strong, Jr ,
Geo. Il. Woodruff aud Calvin Knowlton,
tie and they are hereby appointed c. M
missiouers, to estimats the Gust. let the
contract and recommend an assessment fur
the construction of said walk.
Passed and approved August 3, 1864.
L. PORTER. Mayor.
Attest: W. IL FARLEY, City Clerk.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-08-09
Il. fOR hh, Mayor.
Attest: W. II FARLEY, City Clerk.

BE 1t ordained by the common council
Of the city Of Joliet
That 70 much OF Park street as lies south
OF Cass street be and i hereby vacated
Passed and approved August 3, 1864.
L PORTER. Mayor.
Attest: W. II. FARLEY, CITY Clerk.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-08-09
ARMY HORSES
W A N T e D.

T viii pay the highest price in Cash for CAVALRY
i HORSES delivered Immediately at the Auburn
House Stable, or at my farm.
Joliet, Aug. 9, 1861 l. P. SANGER.