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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-17
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Special Dispatch to The N. Y. Tribune
WASHINGTON, Mon

WARRINGTON. Monday May l6. 1864.
A Division Surgeon states that out of thou.
sand wounded. under his care not over about tsirty
were permanently disabled, the fighting having been
done in the woods and many Of wounds being caused
by glance balls
The Rebel prisoners state that 1t was reported On
their side that Burnside and bis entire corps had been
eapturel-in all $4,000 prisoners. The Rebel prisoners
appear generally greatly discouraged and express
themselves not caring which side whips, only they
don't want to have the OF giving up until they
whipped
They say that it is generally undersdtoo In Lees
army that the capture Of provision and ammunition
trains Of the main things to be attended TO- These
tns by the way. kept well in the rear. and large
force Of cavalry 10 required 10 guard them.
Ii s reported that large number Of the Rebel pris
oners raised yell Thursday night and attempted to
escape by breaking through the lines and that several
a Them were shot BY tie guard.
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Military Matters.
THE STATE MILITIA.

Gen. Sanford informed our reporter yesterday
afternoon that be had received intimaon whsevsn
in relation to the calling ont Of the militia Of this State.
Numbers Of men assembled yesterday at the ssveral
regmental headquarters. anticipating call from tho
President TO Gov Seymour for three months or ongeu
services OF the militia Of the State The 7t list Goth,
18th, and ID Regiments Are ready 10 start On shoTt
notice.
THE sEvEyTY-NIsTH HIGHLANDERS.
This regiment is expected to arrive in this
city to-day They will be received By tho 9Th Brigade.
under Gen. Even.
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SPECIAL DISPATCHES or THE NEW.YORK TRIBUNE
Visit 10 the Wounded-Grant Ignorant Of
sheridan's Movements up TO sunday
Afternoon.
sp.ei.l Dispatch to the n. Y. Tribune.

epeeis Dispatch to the y. Y. Tribune.
WASHINGTON. Monday. May l6 1864.
Secretary Wcllcs, misunderstanding Fox,
and Capt. Wise, Chief of Ordnance Of the Navy De
psrtment, Postmaster General Blair, Senator's Doc
little. Grimes and others left this city in naval dis
patch boat yesterday morning, for Belle Plain.
The main object Of the trip was TO visit our wounded
1t thai place and Fredericksburg They speak in the
highest terms Of the in which the wounded are
cared for, and pay high compliment TO Surgeon
Barnes for the general conduct Of his department
Upon the arrival of the above-namsd gentlemen at
Fredericksburg yesterday noon they learned from Mr.
Byington one of THE TRIBUNE correspondents. who
was Just in from the 'front.' that Gen. Grant had not up
70 10 o'clock yesterday, heard one word from Gen
Sheridan. Capt. Wise Immediately gave Sheridan,
Published dispatch Of his arrival at Turkey Bend to Mr.
Byington who jumped into his saddle and returned
with 1t to Gen. Grant
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LATER FROM SHERMAN.
sIsirmishing for Several Days-Our Loss
About S0O-Dsiton Impregnable from
the Frent-McPherson's Flank Move
mens-Johnston Suddenly Retreats.

The following dispatch appeared in portion
of our edition on Monday msrningl
Special Dispatch 10 The N. Y. Tribune
CINCINNATI May Is. 1864.
The Commereial has details Of news from Sher-
mans army up to Thursday afternoon. The euomy's
position was held by the corps Of Howard Schofcd.
Palmer and Hooker, and severe skrmishng had oc.
CURED for several days. resulting in loss to us Of about
eight hundred killed. wounded and missing, the greater
number being slightly wounded.
The Lore fell chiefly upon Gearys division Of 1oofors
corps and Woods division Of Planners corps. 1t be-
fully developed that Dalton was almost if not
altogether impregnabe to front attack. The banking
movement by Mcpherson was admirably conceived and
executed aud secured vital point Mt Snake Gap, open
ing upon Resaca, Is miles in the rear OF Dalton.
No sooner was this done than Sherman shifted the
main body OF his troops 10 the right following McPher
Sun. Johnston had alternative but to take flight
from bis stronghold on the mountain.
Fitzpatrick at the head Of division Of cavalry
reached Johnstons rear and destroyed the railroad
few miles sonlh VI Resaca on Sunday night
Johnstons army is believed to be coco strong. in
GLIDING somo i5.0o) militia John Morgan. the cclo
braed Rebel raider, is commanding brigade OF in
fantry.
shermans army is in magnificent fighting trim, and
has absolute confidence in making a triumphant march
through Georgia, or wherever else their leaders may
direct.
Forrest Is reported 10 have crossed the Tennessee
River TO make raid on Sberman's rear, and there Is
note Of preparation for him along tho railroads south
Of Nashville. II h believed he may be well cared
for.
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Direes News from shermnn's Array 10 tho
11th-Tbe Rebels i'm a Trap as Boz.
Yards Rooss-Ohio's Militia.
Special Di,p.,eh to The N. Y. Tribune.

Special Di,pseh to The ~ y. Tribune.
COLUMBUS, o., Monday. May l6, 1864.
Two civilians employed in the Quartermas-
Last night having left Thomas's army Wednesday.
They bring Trustworthy reports to tho eoct that
cavalry had severed the enemys railroad oommubcs-
zion with Atlanta The Rebels were pinned up Bsz-
sard's RoOst where they were strongly fortified. but
being abort Of raons poorly prepared to Withstand
ssiege.
Ohio has sent 2s fun regiments o, National yards TO
the field under the 100 day call.
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NETWORK. TUESDAY, MAY IL. 1864.

Nash Of Georgia. Major Perkins Of Virginia, and Major
Anderson Of Virginia.
The steamer John Tucker has arrived with 3oO 10
captured Union soldiers
Two hundred wounded from Gen. Sheridans com
rnand have arrived and left for Baltimore.
Sheridan destroyed l,oOoooO rstions. other stores
rolling stock, &C.. to the amount of value
There is no news from Gen. Butler.
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The Bedy Of Gen. Wsdsworth.

WASHINGTON. Monday, May lG, 1894
Information has been received from Capt.
Smith Chief Of CommissaTy u Gen. Warrens staff
thu, the place 81 Gen. Wadsworths burial Is three
fourihs Of mile south Of Porters or Parkers store
near tho battle field on which the General fell
The information 10 derived nun Rebel officer.
Immediate steps being taken here by Mr.. George
W Blunt and others for the recovery Of the remainr
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Secretary stanton to Gen. Bix-Scws from
Grant up TO s =. m. OF Monday--Ne
Movemeat-stwck in tho Mud-shcrntnn
Drives Johnston frem Resaos-NO'h-
ing from butler.
wAsBIseroS. Monday. May l6--5 p N.

To Maj. Gen. DIX: We have dispatches from
Gen Grant 70 o'clock this morning. lie states that
offensive operations have been necessarily suspended
until tie roads become passabe that the army is IN the
best Of spirits and feels the fullest confidence In sue
cess The two armies are BOW concentrated on TIC
main road from Fredericksburg to Richmond.
TIE operations Of Gen. Sherman yesterday and two
asys hard fighting forced Johnston TO eyacuae Kesaos
1t midnight las. night Sherman's forces are in yisor-
ols pursuit.
No dispatches have been received from Gen. Butler
to-day AT The latest reports he was still operating
against fort Darling.
EDWIN NJ. STANTON Secretary Of War.
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Union Success - Loss 5000 All
Things Favorable.
MLsHIN0IoN, Monday. )

WELLINGTON, Monday. May 10. IsH.
A dispatch received by Gen. llalleck from
Gen Sherman says that he had fight yesterday at Re
SAGA in which We we're successful No details arc
given.
Gen. Sheraan says be has not had time to find ont
hu, that " near he Judge our loss was about
COZ, killed. wounded. and missing.
Hreryihi. was progressing very favorably.
The psoad Las beer repaired 10 within seven miles
oft a..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-17
News from Gen. burnside 10 2 y. n. OF
Sunday.

Special Difps,ch to The y. Y. Tribune
WARRINGTON, Monday May l6 1864
Col Goodrich OF Gen. Burnsde's staff arrived
here this morning having left the Gencra last evening
about O'Clock lie reports that there was little or
fighting yesterday and says Leo holds lis position with
much tenaoity. T.
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The Eighth New-Jersey Regiment.

A letter was received inJersey City yesterday
from Col Ramsey Of the 9Th Ncw-Jerscy Regiment,
stating that the regiment had been engaged In SIX days
Of the hardest fighting that they had ever experienced
Al the close the regiment numbered but CT men for
duty Col Ramsey sas in command Of the I'd New
Jersey Brigade
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-17

THE GREAT CONTEST.
NEWS TO 5 A. M. OF MONDAY
NO FURTHER FIGHTING.
STUCK IN VIRGINIA MUD.
THE ARMIES CONFRONT EACH OTHER.
THEIR POSITION STATED.
MORE ABOUT sHERIDANs RAID.
The Rebels Expect to Tire Us Out.
LATER FROM GENERAL SHERMAN.
HE DRIVES JOHNSTON FROM RESACA
NOTHING LATER FROM BUTLER.
He is Still Menaoing Fort Darling
WAR DEPARTMENT OFFICIAL DISPATCHES,
Secretary stanton 20 Gen. Di1-Ncws from
Grsat 10 ~ a. m. Of suuday-Nothing
from ButIer-News from sherman TO fl
N. m. of Sunday.
WAsnNaIoN. Monday. May l6-ll:35 q.

WASHINGTON Monthly, May IO-IIi00 H. III
To Major-Gen. DIX; Oar latest dates from
Gen Grants headquarters to yesterday morning at
.. o'clock
No operations Of Importance had occurred. Orr re
Inducements were arriving.
Nothing has been received from Gen. Butler since bis
kilograms of Saturday night.
We have intelligence from Resaca up to II O'Clock
hst night. Our lines had advanced on the left two
hbes Of the enemys earthworks having been storned
SLOVENIAN is reported TO have destroyed wagon
trail, osptursd two guns and thrashed Roddy.
EDWIN NJ STANTON, Secretary u War.
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SEMINARY HOSPITAL.

SEMINARY HOSPITAL.
Tho following wounded officers, not heretofore reported
have been received a; Seminary Hospital
Lieut. Mich Hendrick, ~ n. Y.Lt. A. 4. Wells 1903 n.
It. Col r. &. Wright, ~ N Y.L,. Pat. II. WEIGH III n Y
Lieut. VIM. Moore, c2 n. Y 1t Tbeo. hichensr, y. J.
1t BENZ H. Downs J3NY. It. J. w. Lockwood. III n. z.
Il Tho. Lynch, a n. 7. 1t. X. j. Myers Ill NY.
Capt H. r. Smith, 40 NJ Y. It. Henry buormeyer, 80 NY
L. s,eph Hodse, l52 NY. 1t. Fred. MGricAe IS ~ I.
Lit John C. Freeman l3l N.Y.Lt +. L. CaIseT, sJ y.
Ii. VIM. MeCord sb N. Y. Capt J. X. Van Alst ~ ~
H. Warrington fea.e 40 E.Y.Ll WIN. $. Morris. 80 Ny
It. Thos Crawford II NY. It, WIN. Garvie, NY.
L. II. Clifford 20 NY It, o. b. lngraham 90 n. Y.
IL, Thos Fitch o. N. Y 1t WIN. Bal, 90 y. 7.
Ii. VIM II. kincade. % " Y.Lt WIN. W. BraIla, " " T.
DOUGLAS HOSPITAL.
Bernhard Schari. 4, 10th. Paul FISHER, ], 95,h.
Corp. Ehsh- Babcock, =, iil Edward Whitley g, e5h.
barnard McCinn K I'D. Sergt. VIM irwin D. s0th.
5ergt james Daly, X, I'D First serst Chss Matthews
ADDITIONAL ARRIVALS AT STANTON HOSPITAL.
Corn RAYMOND Carr G. 73d. Frank Wnsolan r, f2G.
A. T. Ycnnrs D. I'D J. X. Lylzcii A, lGSh.
Corn f. Narphey C. s5th. Corp +. NJ Bailey, +, NH.
s.rst Wan r. Pcfkin d. I'D erst Mchsel Brien d. 2ad
John MeCinsky, ID. I'D. John Linz ~ l5th
WIN Reeyes c. 7gth. James W. Howey, +, I'D.
Leopold Erksndsa H. 18th. James Smith, G, 5Sh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-17

The steamship Ariel, Capt. Wilson, from As.
pinwa eth inst at l:3o m treasure and passsnger,
to D. B. Allen arrived on Monday. She detained Of
Sandy Hook since & O'Clock Sunday evening by heavy
fog and reports that she was within half mile The
hghtship for an hour or more. but heard no bell
The following Is her treasure List:
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THE ROLL OF HONOR.

We ae furnished with the following sddi-
tional lin Of the wounded received at The hospitals
named;
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FINLEY HOSPITAL.

FINLEY
Adolph Hnkel, L, 18th
lrchibsldk simmer, X, 1871
ia. "A Yosr. II, lllth
Peter A Biii, II, nth
EIORY
Chss. Rho&s, v, SD.
ssrst. Ii.s.y Curtis, y, 10Th.
JoLn sho,iiaker. ID. lst liy.Al
Corr. Cha. E.Tonlin, II, ION
r. 3. Parhf, y i-t Dragons
YrederiefRosc, ID, llith.
John Villains, u, b:ih.
Ps,nci Glliger, u. tsth.
Michael Bwsr, =, 18th.
Jacob Ous, h. I'D.
serrt. job Mer.h, 2. <sth.
Herman 1ceton, y, AID.
James Dnnsn. ID. Ah Excel.
Corp. safpel barry. r. sth.
4erst. Dsiel Ou'wster, A, Nh
Corp. JssItols'sn, Is, nh.
Jacob llabock, {, i2oth.
Henry Wxor, G, l2o'h.
VIM. N. eWsmin. u. i70th.
Wro. X. ptton. ID. l2oth.
VIM. n. evils, A, &sth.
r.. MillerD. <gih.
Adam Brsn, Is, .9th.
John Broasr, b, 18th.
John Mysrslne. q, 18th.
NJ. Connay. =. 6lst.
Corp. Riend Fuller, ], 6lst.
r. knl. lad,
Edwsrd wison. h, l<1th.
John Iowa, l+7th.
Robert OFF, I'D.
Thomss White. II, I'D
Jo,rph Tcy, c, l47th.
Andrew Asrill, y, l%7th.
NJ Ssmps, y, ltith.
Daniel Rdnson, y, loo,h.
Jsroms III Ugh.
Z. Vsnak,I, 10Th.
j. Wsaih bead, q, 10th.
j. II. Tr. O, 10Th.
Y Lokelh q, 10th
II. DsyisI 10Th.
c. Hine, 18th T.,
Joseph sa ! sd.
Ii. Younp, l<7th.
c. N. Pee, A, lAd.
X Burrs <, toth.
AN. Jeipss, II, l2lst
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HOSPITAL.
Curtis Alderman, r.. i23,h
} Henry Nc Nsunimsn, T., al
Vet Surg J y baker, 9TH Cav
Chss w iIill, A, lilth
HOSPITAL.
Robert Lester, /, 9Th.
sers'. rho.. Keenan,. a. 9th.
r.Corp Wm. n. Thompson.l. 9Th
J .SrrEt. Oh. Lsunsbury. d. 5sth
. Gilbgrt trimmer. A, nth.
Tho,. Clsft, A, 18th.
Gorchin n-T.e, |, nh.
u. Thompson. y. ltcth.
Isaac Hoyi, A, l$eth.
John Ham, &, l&Gth.
Corp. J. A. Dllmofe. c. l4eth.
Henry kiuibsll, !, 4gih.
Jas Wilson, q, 95d.
Corp. Jas. h. Reagan. X, t3d.
John Ritigan, n, 63d.
Corp. Ernest hsumAn, u, 9TH.
Robert babcock, y l&,th.
John Roth, q, l0tth.
X. X Schoonover, n, l04;h.
&. schloepler. ID, Esd.
Policsrd- fsris, y j9th.
George Rush, II, sls,.
Peter folimsn, Is, &Jd.
WIN. Jones, II, lat dragons.
X. johnson. !. 63th.
Bernard Bear, E. 3sth.
Jestor JiIncny, B, 3sth.
y. A, Moab, b, <t,h.
Adelph Pueilet, Is. 7ilh.
q. L. Mack. l.. l<th A.
p. Houtallins, NJ, 18Th n. A,
III. stoutrhauseT. M. 18th Il. A.
O. w; Robertson. X. eth Il. A.
r. ID. Brush, T., IOsth.
Horny Hill, T.. l05,h.
N. westfsll, II, l03th.
h. J. Lewis, q, <lth.
Albert Sheffield, !, 4ath.
John Lewis, ID. H,h.
NJ. Doltin, Il, seth.
James Doyle, III, 7lst.
James Crawford, A, l&Gth.
Bernard Gsrvey, A. l<eah.
James Fitzpatrick, A. ls6lh.
Daniel Shute, u, 10th.
v. Ferauson, A, 69th.
George II. Gates. b, loNh.
B. Oxford. 4. losth.
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Arrival Of Wounded from City Point.

Special Core spondruce Of The Philadelphia Inquirer.
FoRrRfss MONROE Va. May 10, 1894.
The following are the names Of wounded New
York soldiers brought dow from City Point Wodnes
day evening, and admitted into the Mcclellan pital
I'd Glenn, ID, lGplb leg Loui. W-nk-r G. lGgth Tia Oh
Y. O'Neil. u, lG3h. l-g. j. barlow Il, lesh. thigh.
j. murphy |. l6s,l side. n. Anderson, II. s-h. leg.
j. Bocks,.nr. O. 6sih. hand H. r. Stewart, H. os,h lee.
q. Flhnnuy h, lbsth jaw. u. q. Dell, II lu9;h legs.
A. j. Mos X, i6ssh, thigh. r. Santon- |, iGs,h hip.
j. Roh-rbncL H. l69th sholT j. Il. krlch r. lsa, abdo
". Harris, |. 10th. arm. e. II. Ward. l. f7th hand.
q e. Fdsefton, T.. 10Th leg C. J. orrgsn Let En-. scs
J. u. BY, Z, l6sth arm. J. Brown +. sltt, sick
III. Vorcr L, slt strobe p Cuinlan Ii, lssh, head
y. Rsyoraf 40 snnsiroko. III. j. Anthony, 4, 8ist foot
C. IL Baton A. 18th foot \. r. Dzwley A. gl,t, suu-rte
J. Byron elst. foot H. Clayton, Is. 18th. snnstIoke
Y. Reynolds, q. l69th arm. ". ". Stanley. Il, l1Hh
G. II. Mod- II. lJsih sun-t " Selsany. A. let NJ. r.
J. shori~, e., seih, thirh. u. Gfahsp G. 18Th hrsd
j. Van Boison, l3nh thsnd j. Moran r. iEjih, lace.
In addition 10 the above there we're number 0.
wounded Rebels brought down and admitted into the
hospitals.
CuEsAPRAKB HOSPITAL.
J. Goodis, q, l<ssh ankles. NJ l.. hoses r. slst thigh
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PRICE THREE CENTS.

Horace Foster, X, lo9th.
Palmer Huell, X, l0sth.
Wesley Shsiier, |. iosth.
Herman iiadiy, !, lTtth.
William Barry, X, 10th.
Joseph McGrsw, G, s.id.
Leonard Arnold, II, ADJ.
George Hamilton, c, s3th.
Leroy, Knight, Is, 3th.
Thomas jenny, : l2lst.
Augustus Leopold, c. jsth.
sheron Dudley, ii. lllth.
Corp. J. Lockwood. II, lllth.
Sergt. N. Mcdonald, Ii, llish'
.nk Ia ltth
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THE following dispatch appeared IN a portion
Of our edition on Monday morDingl
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SPECIAL TAX NOTICE.
CITY c., LLECTOR'S OktICE,
.Iolist .''anulfry 30, 1864.

joliet, :, anu,fry 80, 1854.
DUBLIC notice is hereby given hat warrant ior
the collection uf a special tax. as 'esseu ior Ine
urpose of defraying the expense of bu Ins The Side
the north side OF Cross street be zen pun
Hickory street In the city Of NE
ebeen dg Is delivered to me. Also warrant Ut inc
collection o special tax assessed for the purL
making ~ 'ssiccncy defray the expense of ~ "
ing jefferson between tic eeutre Of Chica %
street And the Drs PLANES River. Also warrant fol
tae collection of special tax assessed for the pur.
pose oG dofrayinZ the expense Of r. bufinR the side
Walk the side Of Chicago street between Mari
onsfreet aud Fifth Avenue and ON the west side be-
tween Marion street and the Distillery on Block %
in SchOOl Sectiin Addition Joliet Parties interest
ed will please take notice and make immediate pay
nient Of their respective taxes
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BUILDERS HARDWARE,
Locks, Latches, Butts and
Screws,
NAILS, CUT 4 Wrought
Carpenters. Tools,
Farming Tools of all kinds
Forks, Shovels and Hoes,
PLOWS and CultiEators.
Horse and Hand Hay
Rakes, Hunt'ssnd Blood's
AXES, Pocket Cutlery,
TABLE Cutlery,
Chain Pumps,
Lanterns,
Powder aud Shot,
In short SyerythiE
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NOTICE.
nAY SALE NOTICE.

..u.-.-r. oo,cerue,i are hereby 1etifled that at
49, =. = 80 for S7tate, County and special tar
- and costs. for the year ssl made in pursuance q
law ky the County Tresni ~ .. the nOnse; =
-aSsb asy OF Nav. Isea 8 5000 acres fri " fri q
Sec 81 Il. 80 4 10 so e2-1oO aeEes sWA se6 le
sSStior Sec 10 80 IL; 4 cI - oflot 10 subdiy Of
Manitoaue Reserve Sec % 50 o IL; acres Of lot
SNhJjy " X NV IA Sec sT35 Ri IN the Go. OF VIII
stat. NJ Iinoi. was sold aud that am owner OF the
purcase certificates that the time c. redemption Will
expere in two years from the date Of d saie ana the
cost TO redeem will double the cunt sold ior,
with subsequent taxes, interest, ard TOT adVeruS
ing 80 ~ pvT1
Feb 0, 1854. JOIN BELL
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$780, - VIII bear testmOney to their inertia.
A. y Nm tne United States, Dixie not expected
fsss ). naLtyss Fruit and Garden Book for sale
= MN tsr' broadway. Joliet. P. o. Box io7.
5eliet. Ian % 1as. D.W.H IGBIE, Agent.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-02-09

$75 20 $50 PER MONTH.
INHE LITTLE GIL Mt SEWING MACIIINE CON.
Il PANf want az Agent in each coaIty, 10 solicit
orders for their new e15 Machine, with gauge screw
and expenses give large commission For PAL lieu
lars, terms, a., enclose a stamp. and address
I. s. PAGE, Toledo, O.,
nHSn) Gen'Agsnt for tbs unitei stasc
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-02-09
LIME FOR SiLE.

A LARGE VARIETY Of CHILL REN,s cAIs. AZ
"A prices ranging from $3.50 to SO each
x,; ,e,e, tLaselinE and wrrk Baskets, Wooden and
s. w.sIOxr4 Co.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-02-09

RRAN and shears By N. 100 or ton, !. MN
cAswELps.