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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-12-20
From NeWbern.

Aas Newbern. N. c., Dec. lS.
The expedition sent from Roanoke Is
land to PITCH Landing, in Roanoke river, on
the 18th, under command Of Col. Clark,
met with q complete success, Nearly
million Of dollars worth of rebel commits
ssry stores Was destroyed, and SO bales of
cotton, with mules and army wagons cap.
tursd.
News from the union expedition moving
mp she Roanoke river has been received =
The eunboat OtSego, when about James
town, ran into q torpedo, BY which she
was blown up and totally DESTROYED. The
packet boat BOssly Nos met with the
came fate The expedition proceeded on
to lite destination.
1t is reported this A. M that our forces
have captured KinstOD. where they have
struck the railroad and are still moving
into the state.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-12-20

q PROV. MEr. Office, 9th Dist. H., !
4 Tol,.k nan Teh 1901 ~, 4

Il Joliet, Dee 7th 1894.
KID. REPUBLIcAH-Dear SIR: DsiDg 10
The daily receipt Of COMMUNICATIONS make
1pg endbiriss concerning the probabilities
Of another draft. and the mode Of towns and
sub-districts preparing for it. give you
Q general answer that you muy, II you
tbiDk proper. give i publicity through
yOur columns.
have 10 official knowledge that q fu-
ture dralt,Will be ordered. therefore my
opinion would be Of no more value than
any other mans as 10 whether there, will
or will.not be one. Though I an ordered,
BY the Department'to have my enrolment
Iist thoroughly corrected. that 10 caes OF
necessity may be prepared to execute
any order promptly end without delay
This 700 can eoDstrue, perhaps, TO msaoi
thatthe Intentions Of the Department. are
10 order another daft, yet incline to the
opinion, that il simply means that in view
Of the immense amount of labor necessity
70 get ready for draft, that the list should
-bs kept 10 q condition TO meet such de-
mand-iu case q thorough trial should
convince the government that more men
are needed 70 put the finishing stroke to
lbe rebellion. se4 ..fe --s-. .-.,ss..
Ii view, however, OF the fact that the
rebellion still exists, and that it may nec>
essitas a call for more men to accomplish
its overthrow, would adsiss each town,
either BIZ committee or Otherwise, to see
that thsis list is purqed of oil names that
are not liable 70 military duty, and that
all those are rlacsd upon it who by reDl0C-
al or becoming Of. age. become liable to
draft thsEeie. The board of enrolment
are now prepared 70 attend to said oorrec.
ton, and BY towns or sub districts attend
ing 20 the matter immediatly, ii will de.
crease their quotas under future calls, in
accordance With the number actually cspa.
cited to do duty, and save the trouble and
oonfu0ion lately experienced under q Simi-
lar call. 3
The causes OF exemption are--1st, alien
eye I'd. non.resideuce Sd, unsuita blensss
OF age /; 4Ih, permanent disa bility.
Tie cases in which they are to be add
ed sre--lst, by bee0ming of suitable age ;
81, by removal from other districts to their
present plaee-of residence; 80, omissions
in previous enrolment.
Il will be seen that very little trouble
and expense by each town will place them
upon q correct footing in regard to q fu-
ture draft, whether there should be one or
NOS. zIs1r rrpry rr9 8. b
IL regard 70 consolidation Of sub district,
IL is utterly useless for the inhabitants of 9
sub.distriot to attempt it's consolidation
with another, ss the policy os the Depart
mebt viii hereafter be, 10 case any changes
ere made, to sub divide, instead of OonsOl-
idate.
Thus I give You briefly my opinion and
suggestions concerning the probabilities Of
. future draft, and trust that l have NO:
trespassed too much on. either your time
or patience, and hope some of your readers
may profit BY the suggestions offered.
A. LONGWORTH,
.... Pro. Mar.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-12-20
From the South.
Washington. Dsc,

Washington, Dec. 10.
The Richmond Wing has another article
in reference to rebel ince pGiaries 10 the
north. 1t processes great pleasure in OBJ
serving that tbs Yankees are abSut TO
make their country too hot 10 hold the
southern refugees, who have come hither to
get out of the reach of DAGGER, and hopes
Gen. Dix, if be cant End law severe enough
to suit their cases. will make one.
The new rebel transcription bill was re.
ported in the Richmond house Of rspres-
entatiV es on the 10Th inst.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-12-20

ANNUAL BALL. -Columbis Hose compa-
Dy will give their frst annual ball at
YOnpg's Hall Oh the evening of the 9th
inst. Judging from the character Of the
young gentlemen having the management
of the affair, We can assure the public that
it will be one Of the most pleasant parties
Of the season. The best Of music has been
engaged, and DO pains, will be spared 10
render the occasion pleasing 30 all who
may attend. Tickets, $l.00.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-12-20

NEW Boor AND SHOE SToRE.-M. Kraker
is just opening a new assortment of boots
and shoes in tho store formerly occupied
By Mrs. Ksvanagh and Mrs. Hill as q
millinery establishment. on Jefferson st.,
where he isFrepared 10 furnish customers
with any thing in bis line on the most
moderate terms. He also manufactures to
order On short notice.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-12-20

B~A young girl from Illinois went to
St. Louis few days ago and sold herself
for an army substitute. When taken be-
fore the examining surgeon, he ordered her
to strip, but this not exactly agreeing with
her sencs Of pre- priety, she ran out of the
room and concluded to give up soldering
until they would take her word for being
an able bodied man.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-12-20
NOTICE.
ESTATE OF nARNoN w. sRARIRa nrc-n

IDVBLiC notice - hereby gwen. that on the Third
monday OF February next lbeing the 2Oth daV a,
~ mouth shall attend before the County Court
:, ~ a. The Court House in the city Of Joii-
the esate Of Harmon W. searIes late q aid.
oeesased when and We're all eIainInnts are
nouheo aaa requested 10 attend and present their
~ writing Against said estate for adjuSfment
"a ~ lnoePted TO said estate, also request
ee 70 make pent 20 the Underlined without delay
MARTHA d. sEGRLEs, AdminIstrrtriT
Dated Dee 20, 1854 n ,oSIa-
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-12-20

The Cincinnati Gazette (Rep.) says:
Through large portions of the country. ss-
peeially in the West, men voted for Mr..
Lincoln as they take calomel; it wss Bit
ter pill, but the political doctors thought
it necessary.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-12-20

R%The remalDs of Major Rodney S.
Bowen arrived in Wilmington on Wednss-
day evening last. aud the funeral ceremo-
nies occurred of Friday, at 2 O'Clock, p. 81
The sermon was preached By Rev. c. II.
Gilbert. of Joliet. and sketches of the life
and character of the, deceased were read by
Rev. Mr.. De Wolf.- Hilmtpgtos lade-
pendent, l4th lust.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-12-20

RSMsjOr General Hurlhut, command
ing the District of New Orleans, is entitled
to the credit Of discovering new field for
the exercise of military authority. He has
issued an order to the effect that no pub
Usher or neWsboy shall sell paper for
more than ten cents per copy in that city.
The heavy hand Of military power may
next be laid upon pop corn aud peanuts.
B~Ths official vote Of Kentucky is asesr
tanned. Nine counties, Brsathitt, Collo-
way. Floyd, johnson, Lstcher, Owen, Per.
~, Pike and Wolfe, failed to make re-
turns. The votes Of parts of eighteen
Kentucky regiments, and 10l COMMITTEES, foot
MP on the leading electors Mcclellan. 81, !.
Dol; Lincoln, 26,7S6. making the aggrs-
gate vote of the State 92,0s7, against
l46 PIG at the Presidential of 1860, which
shows g loss Of near sixty-four per cent.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-12-20
Removal Of the state CAPITAL.

ESGmOVal Oh the state C0pK0L.
The newspapers are discussing the pro-
p.risty Of removing tho capital from Spring
Held to some other point. The discussion
thus far seems to have been confined TO
those of them who favor the project. The
Peoria paperP are decidedly 10 favor Of re-
moving the capital to that place. The
Decatur papers want it there. The Jack
sonville papers think it should be removed
to she vicinity OF the insane hospital, while
the Joliet papers contend that If the oapi-
tai is removed it should by all means be
taken 10 the nsighborhoOd Of the State
penitentiaFy. Unless the friends Of these
several points can 6rst agree among them
selves, they will not snOaesd in effeotiug
its removal. Still, the agitation Of the
subject has stirred up She denizens Of
Springfield somewhat. They begin TO
talk Of building 3 nav hotel, and some CT
then have actually subscribed money for
shat purpose. If she new hotel goes up
within q reasonable time, the Gslk about
removing the capital will most likely cease.
tHotsl accommodations at Springfield have
.slvays been indifferent in quail ~, extrav>
,Agant in price. and very often impossible
- get OF any quality or at any price. If
they will 20. ahead and build hotel that
-Slillbe . credit to the place, and put q
anan 10 IL that knows how to keep tavern,
We ihlnk We shall be safe 10 giving securi-
y that the capital will not be taken from
tnem. II not, We shall feel it our duty to
favor lts removal to Joliet or Jacksonville
W aOns care which. The Springfelders
wiz Pasase take notice. Quincy Herald
d.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-12-20
AHonse and Lot for SaIe.

The subscriber wishing to 80 ooto his f.rn, III
sell IFS house and lot, situated Bluf sIeet yest
north of the Stone block chesp for cash. Ihs nonsA
IL good frame house stories high tne -
~ finished for and the upper one -
with four .ood rooms and other cooveeienees- Any
person Wishing bargain mnst .pPly .e :, nyvrvp
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-12-20

B@At the late Presidential election in
enc Of the wards in Cincinnati oue ballot
was found straight Republican ticket,
with GOD toryire me for this sin p written
on the back fit. There will be hundreds
Of Republicans offsriug this prayer soon.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-12-20
Taxation 1865.

IEshould be recollscted that the wiling
as veil as unwilling subjects Of Abgaham,
WILDE called "a next year, in edditioD to
their State, county, city. SoheOlsand other
local taxes, % pay,a gsvefnment tex on
their real end personal property. This
government tAx was postponed until after
the Presidential election, in order that
Abraham might have longer lease of
power. Now that election is over, the
people must prepare their shoulders for the
burden.
It 10 estimaled that the direct govern
ment tsxSvilI be raised dnring.the present
session. Of Congress to sixty millions of
pllars.; 1t viii be divided among the
'Statss IN proportion to Their population as
shown by the census Of 1860. ~. : -. si y
The proportion to be bpaid By Illinois of
this !sx will be over three aud hslf mil.
lions Of dollars; and the share of Will
sOuuty vii! be q little less than one hand
red thousand dOllars. y .Is-f a.~7
The farmers who voted for Lincoln and
elected him. viii soon have an opportun ty
of handing over their accumulated green
backs to sustain bis proHigAts pOwer.-
Heretofore they have, in . measure, escap.
ed their proportion Of the onerOus and op-
pressive burden, but they will be neglected
no longer. Old Abe has got their votes
and secured lease of power for four years
longer, and now they must pay their share
Of the tax for LincOln's stealing officials
and crazy negro schemes.
When the people of Will county come to
pay one hundred Thousand dcllars addition
al tax, they will begin to realize that we
have q Governments. But they must re.
member that this is bot the fret INSTALL
meDt Those to come after it VIII be
heavier still .... rF B.
If the war goes on, which it must in
definitely il Lincoln's policy be continued
our taxes will be doubled and thribbled
and then enough money cannot be raised
to save Us from national bar kruptcy and
foancial ruin.
Yet Abraham Lincoln claims that onr
resources are inexhsustibls. -,
Well, perhaps Abraham may be right,
but it will be bard for him to make people
see it, when bis greenbsCk bubble bursts.
Those who voted for Lincoln on account Of
the abundance Of money and good prices,
will soon see their error.
In the meantime, let the war go on and
conscription follow CONSUMPTION till not a
single able bodied man of the proper age
is left at home. It's all for the niger sDS
AbOlitionism. . +. az.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-12-20
RF-Ths sxcayationa -of Pomnsi bal

D~The excavations of POmpei have
just led to the discovery Of q temple Of
Juno, on the flags ofwbich were scattered
about more than 200 skeletons of women
aud children who during the eruption Of
Vssuvius, FASTENED to the temple to i'm
plore the protsction Of the goddess.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-12-20
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.

RooN OF COMMON Council
Juliet, Dec. Tth, 1864 /
Regular meeting
Present bis Honor Mayor Porter and
Aid Seheidt. Ulrich. ChicSey. CIsbby and
Tighe.
Being no quorum present council ad-
lourned TO meet on Friday the 9th day Of
December, ct . o'clock Pm.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-12-20
FSTRAY rOTTS

Lostthree colts, one dun eOlored one eve ont: one
cream black man and tail; one brown colt with
little Wte in the face all mare colts years old and
branded on the ieit shoulder with y RI liberal
reward will be paid JAMES RYAN =
Dec 70. 1864 p.ntnne IN
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-12-20
SPECIAL TAX NOTICE.
CITY coLLEcToRs OFFICE, ,

D
Joliet, Dec. 10. 1894.
Public notice is hereby given that in pursuance Of
an order OF the common council cf the city Of Joliet
made on the 9th day Of December. 1864, the subscri
Der will on the 30th day Of December next cOmmenc
ing Mt the north door Of the Court House said city
cell at public auction the smallest portion Of lots para
of lots add real estate hereinafter described Ito he
taken from the east eide thereof for which any per-
son wflipAy the respectfully opposite each
being special taxes assessed thereon BY the common
council for the purpose hereinafter named tOgeIher
with the expenses Of SALE to-wit: For the purposes
Of grading CenteI Street. between CTOss Street and
the Chicago aud Rock Island Railroad.
Demnnnd,a Addition 10 Mel InIief
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-12-20
Boston, Dec. 10.

Private dispatches from reliable source
at MoEtresl state that there is perfect
panic in Canada amongst railway mana
gers, in anticipation Of non-intercourse
with the United States. which is expected
unless the eoysEnment takes prompt aO-
ton to allsy the excitement on the border
At 5 o'clock P to-day nothing was
known at Montreal Of the Confederate
raiders. nor we're there further dsvelOpe-
ments in regard TO the restoration Of the
money Stolen from the St Adams banks
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-12-20

New Clothing SToRE.-S. C. Stearns
and II. F. Bush, in the store formerly oc>
cupied by Charles Clement. one door east
OF Casey's store, are opening new stock
of roady-mads clothing sbd gentleman's
furni shing goOds generally. which they
propose to cell as low as can be sold in
these times. -
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-12-20

j. ,b%IIis great mistake to think that
the majority are always in the right. They
we're not in the matter Of the food-and
they've bean wrong several times since.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-12-20
Farm For GaIa-

ne subscriber Offers for eale bis farm situa,sd n
.ne Iowa Of New Lemon, ~ miles north east Of yoss,
s utA'nIng lS4 izlOo acres This is Of the besE
puiposes. toE nrther particulars call the sub
THOMAS j. STEVENS
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-12-20
mao maker and ecanstresS.

-ps : ,yorraonERY bees leave g inform thu
hI ts.s.-s ~ TcIfet that she has opened shoD On
is .~E No s5 over casusIls store. where shs d
prepared 70 do ali kinds o. Inc sess as es
family Of children sHPROrt nd solieits shars Of
nulIfc nafronaRe.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-12-20
TAX SALE NOTICE
TAX SALE NOTICE

PUBLIC notice is hereby given that at saI. Iot.
ss Lot et{ taxes Tor the year 1854 held on the
iowinE lot was sold, viz: Lot Block az School see
AUD sion 70 Joliet, and that the holder OF the
eerncAte and that the time Of REDEEM pton viii exnIr
IN Two years from the date Of said sale.
December %. 1854 fT5 jolly AeAIRR;
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-12-20
FromCnnada.

New York. Dec. 16. :
"A private dispatch received 10 this city
to-day froui = gentleman IN Montreal
says: E
t'It is reported that the money belonEs
ing to the S.. Albansl banks i to be req
tored today that there lie great reaction
here in rebel mock sinee, w ednssdsy; AID
that even the tories feel disguised with the
proceedings Of the court presided over by
Judga Coursol.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-12-20

%A lady who visited the ''oontrabaud
camp" at Norfolk recently vas astonisbed
70 fOd the names of eysryIuale baby 10 the
camp to be uniformly Abraham"
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-12-20
SFRAYED

IRON fhs town Of LoekPort, dark bay mare ara
spring colt she d blind In the OF eye tai eut -
short leg gzyish down 70 the fetIoef one 49,
foot white; the colt Is bright bay maze cot we-Ks
old when she len about the 13th of Nay last A.
Information addressed 20 Rafferty, a Ioekporf -
the above property viii Be liberelly rewarded
Dee. 15T 1e6f
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d Z NJ II I 8 4 r Y

nR. O. w. C o o. x p.rn.,t,y located
~ IN Joliet respectfully teDtors his proGsssional
seLslses to the public All operations entrusted 70
my care, VIII be Performed in the most approved
manner, and ell work warrantsd for one year. y
OHIicE next door to the Post Once oFur eEalns
eteeksry etore, Jelst, III
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-12-20

- EE a WOMAN 10 another column picking samI,urr
~ Grapes Tor STEERS VIM. II Is an admirable ar
tc e used in hCspithls and by the fret class harni.
N Paris London, and New IoIk ia preference to old
Port Wine Its worth q trial snd gives great salts
faction.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-12-20
Quebec. Dee. l6.

Another cabinet meeting was held to
day. Psrliment has been summoned on
the 9th of January. StipendiarY msgis,
trates have been appointed Oh the frontier,
especially to take cogniIapce Of breaches
Of the neutrality laws, snG they are to be
aided by a strong p lice foree z Soc ssT
The Journals de Quebec Of Tonight.
says: col % as7f = t's l,sis's 90
Gen Dixie proclamation is disappreSed
by the Washington government" ees 4"
7eH E0tsS rG - :, L.5.u - d
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-12-20

n this city on the Sd insI-- by Rev. Jewett Mr.
Isaac q RES Of Joliet, to Miss HArTII A. MosIEh, Of
West Stockbridge, Mass.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-12-20

"a Mexico is in bad way-nobOdy's
satisfied and nothing prOsperOuS-tks re-
public was bad enough, but ths.enpire il
worse. ss
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-12-20

Union FIRE Co. No. 2.--At an election
of officers, on the evening of 5th inst, the
members Of Union Engine Fire Co. elected
the following officers for the ensuing year !:
Foremhn-Jossph Brown.
Let Aisistant-M Michael Ulrieh.
I'd .Assistant-T Beutenmullsr.
.Secretary-A. BreuniDg.
Treasursr-Hsnry Young,
John Liupert.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-12-20
AUBURN HOUSE.
JOLIE T,ILL.,s,

~ nndenisned, feeling greatfnI for the extended
~ ~ Hom me ttAyeiing public, as we'll AZ citi-
% me town takes this method to offer his thanks
70 Al ana hopes by strict attention to busIne-s 10
MAKE the Auburn good and popular plaee for 49,
shose Necessities require Hotel f'-~s ''' 49,
DEC. To- le64- G.'A.AUsTIN, Proprietor
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s'NashriIle Dan IL


''Our line advanced and engaged the
rebel line at 8 this A. VI. The line wse
formed thus: Steadmsu on the left
Wood (l4tb corPs) next; j. Smith
next; WIth-Ccx in reserve, and the cavalry
under Wilson. fight dismounted. occupy
ing the extreme right, aided by the gun
boats in the river. The artillery practice
has been foe, and as times the musketry
firing was continuous and heavy and,
tborgb the casualties have been light,
the results are very fair. The left occu-
pied the same ground as in the morning,
but the rigb: has advanced Eve miles, driV.
Jog the enemy from the river, from bis To-
treDchmeUss, from the range Of hills on
which bis left rested. and forced it back
IN lis right snd centre. His centre wes
pushed back from one to three uilee, with
the loss in all IF II guns. 1500 prisoners,
and his whole line Of earth works, except
about . mile on his extreme right, where
no serious attempt was made to dislOdge
him.
"Tbe whole of Hoods army is here ex-
oept the cavalry aud one division, which
has been detached to threaten an attack on
Murfreesboro. se
THE whole action &C. day was splendidly
SUCCESSFUL the olrisloDe commanded by
Gen. kimbalI, of the 4th corps, by Gen.
Garrard of the command under Geo. A. j
Smith /; and the cavalry division under
Geo krape, were under my observation.
| have never seen better work Gen. Kim.
balls division carried two fortified posi-
tons by assault. with very slight loss, cap
turing at one point 400 prisoners aud six
guns. No doubt other parts CT the line
did as we'll. l OILY speak Of what /
saw"
The following unofficial dispatch has
been received: -s
Nashville, Dec. l6.
The battle was severe and terrific. Our
forces were victorious.
Nashville, DE- 5. 16.-2:l5 P. NJ.
Hood has fallen back, and 10 apparent
~ doing his best to get away; while
Thomas is pressing him with great yigor,
frequently capturing guns and % en-. Ev-
srything 30 far 10 perfectly auocessful, and
the prospect is fair to crush Hoods ar
nv. l.5
There is nothing since my last dispatch
from any other quarter.
EDWIN NJ. STANTON.
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SPECIAL TAX NOTICE.
CITY COLLECTORS oPFTcR.t
IoIfaf H. - UGCA

Joliet Dec Il, 1864. /
Public notice is herebyg ivsn that a warrant for the
collection of special tax assessed for the purpose Of
building side walk on the north side Of ENchancs
street from BroadwAs West eide Of lot Is Block so
Canal Trustees subIiv West a Section 9 IS Il IoE
in the city Of JeIist.
PARTIES interested III please take notice and make
immediate pay ulent q their respective taxes
JOHN LENNON, City Collector
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-12-20

DtARHHGA AND DfSBN1 EKY-We have n am
ineG great humber Of letters from zone II the o.
prominen citizens Il Cincinnati and Covinton etc
speaking m the highest terms Of Dr. strickland mi
Cholera " xiHTe for the Of diari hda aud dvssr
terry. The Letters are too long 10 be publish Mr.
WOODS oi Co'ngton. saye be Was pronounced incurn
aoe by the hest doctors IN CineinBati and Los-
tie OF Dr. SirickIands AntiChoIera NiIfnre eftrd /.
permanent cure after suffering for month"; with the
worst form Of disrrb0a and dysentery 50 cents Dor
bottle. For sale by druggists -.
u II. CHENEY, ". D. PHTsIcflN AID SrpGToE.
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9th Dist. Ill
OFFIcE-Jeferson st. Einstein's Clothing Store
Residence NetIoBal Hotel To be found al present At
Office Of Provost Marshal. ,.--s-
ConsultStion in German or French.