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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-12-13
Dress Maker and Seamsires.

Mrs. A. MONTGOMERY bess leave IN -, o.. =. :.
WI citizens Of Joliet that She has opened sbon -
Bluff stre-t. No. IS, CasweIls store Vhrre - =
70 90 All klnds Of seNtGg in the lats-t 1t, lee
Mrs NJ would state that she is a war widoy ,Tj,b .
'amiy OF children TO support and soIieits . thars %
public Patronage.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-12-13
w ANTED -Every Week

EfRoM two u i've thousand pounds OF CHOICE.
Il DAIRY BUTTER, for which vii pay the highest
possible price.
J.REIcHERT.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-12-13
Farm For sale.

IRE subscriber offers for sale bis farm situa,ed A.,
tne iowa OF New Lemon ~ miles north east Of ol,et
sVnlAnIhk l94 l2-l0O acres. This is of the ~.
ars IN Will county. either for stock reisInR or tsr
puiPoses toI ! rther particulars call On the sub
Lit. ao So. THOMAS J. STEVENS.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-12-13
STRAYED

IRON the town Of Lockport dark BAY mare ara
spring colt she Is blind In the on eye tail cut OF
foot white; the col, il bright hay maj colt weeks
old when she Ten about the 18th Of MAY last AuV
Information addressed TO Rafferty, at Lockport, of
the above property will be literally rewarded.
Dec IL. 1851
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-12-13
F sm East Tenne.ue..

Louisville, Dee. 9.
Burb,idge and bis e,nmand we're at
Bear's station on the 9Th His forces are
we'd organ,zed and supplied aud 10 good
spirits. This movement Of Burorldge an
BreekInridge's flank bad compelled the
latter 10 withdraw bis entire force beyond
Buli'e gap. excepting email cavalry de-
tachment Vaughan hss reported az
Cbucky bend, with cavalry iorce, and
Bush Johnson At nesbprr; but both re-
ports are considered doubtful
The Journsl says; lit Is our impression
that RreckiDridgP will turn up IN q new
ana unexpected quarter before long"
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-12-13
Special Nosiee.

'I'HE undersigned having sold out their Grocery
Il establishment. all IseItons indebted 10 the firm
Ni please call at du1roes Oicu in the Court House
aud settlr their aocUunty.
GEORGE MUNROE.
Joliet Nov. p. o. RI LLRS.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-12-13
Death Of Major Rodney 3. Bow.

Among the numerous casualties Of the
bloody conflict at Franklin, was tina, of
Major Rodney S. Bowen, Ct the lOOth III.
Regiment. He fell like true hero. IN the
thickest Of the tight, mortslly wounded.
and survived but short time His re-
mains we're sent to his bereaved family at
WILMINGTON, reached there on W eduesdsy
last, and were inferred 90 T1ursday. Our
County-ecurt was adjourned on the day Of
the funeral by Judge Harris, out of respect
to the deceased
Thus another of the brave yourg men
who vent cut With the roble Tooth, has
fallen. The list of the dead of that regi-
ment since it departed from orr CITY is
fearIully large 1rdeSd it makes COR hearts
sick to reflect upon the appalling dsstruc.
ton Of The best men Oftbe country by this
cruel var.
Major Bowen was the only con Of Dr..
A. ". Bowen Of Wilmington, and was
young man Of bright promise. He form
erly, with bic psren's. resided in this city;
and before leaving here, through quite
young, had established an admirable repu-
tatiOn for purity 0! life. manly conduct, and
all those virtues that enoble the young He
was indeed one If the most unexceptiona-
bile young men OF cur acquaintance Short.
ly after becoming a resident OF Wilmington
he united IN marriage with a daughter OF
DR.. Todd, OF Rockville, and entered into
business with bis father. When the 10Oth
regiment was raised he was anonc the
! first - enlist, and vas chosen Captain Of
ihessnior ccmoany. Upon the death Of
Col Ba:sleson and resignation of Lieut.
Col. Waterman, he was promoted to tho
Position Of Major, which be filled viii
honor and fdelity TO bis men and cur noblt
flag until be received bis desth-wound
Like bis gallant leader, Bsrtleson, he hsC
recovered from severe ,wcuud and re-
turned TO duty but TO fall again. ueve
30 rise The bereaved wifi aud parents O
the noble young cthcer have the eondoiene
of the people Of Will county in their sffic
ton.
H4-Out Of 81 900 voters in the city o
Baltimore, II 600 did DOT cffer TO vote, an
the votes OF ID 900 were lejs ted, and We
Lincoln is reported as receiving Is 90
votes A rtigr of terror existed, and me-
who preferred mcclellan and peace
rather than Lincoln and fifteen years @
war" were not allowed to vote.
A good many wealthy Southern Plan
tiers are removing to BrbzIl and settNn
there They 60 there 10 order to Dol
their slaves in pence. They won't hsV
peace long. As socu as the Adolittouist
rum Month America they will be sfte
South America.
YOU'VE MN S PROMENADE The yeuD
Men Of Jsiiet will! give grand Promeuad
al Youug's Hall, Friday evening De,
18Th, the proceeds TO be used III furnishiu
them With means to form an Associate
fer their mutual Improvement We hop
they will be literally pstronized. Ticket
81 so. supper iDclO1ed.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-12-13
Louisville. Dec. 9.

LnuleNllle. Dec. y.
The Journals Nash Vile special to the
9th says;
There Is TO change in the general cit.
uatIub There has been skirmi-h,ng in
front of the 4th cUrps. The enemy wss
driven hack ~ his old line. Few casualf-
les resulted.
Prisoners reported Chesthsm's cavalry
as on the rebel right, Lee on the centre,
ard Steward on the left. They rsy Lee
has four batteries Of four guns each in
position.
"A rebel brigade left in the direction Of
Murfreesburo, but II IL not known whether
for torsging or 20 attack MurlTeeeh 70
"Ons Of our tat'eriea IN Sfeadmnn's
front opened this IN rnIng, bot ei ! o
reply
Gen. T j. Wood remains in commaud
Of the 4:h corps CcUch takes mmaud
Of a division in the 231 corps"
Ldf5.-A Nashville SPECIAL to the Jcur-
nal 9Th says:
There is no charge in sfa'rs around
the city,"
Nashville, Dc 3.
There has been heavy storm of ss9W
and hail all day.
The rebel line in eur fr'nt appears IN
fact There are nu indication # su Ats
tack. a % excI'eDt nj in tDWu bias nearly
! sBbsIded \, spprshsHs'1ns ss ~ the
! safety of ihe cry may lie l.
Guob0sis Went Own the river sg4in to-
/ day. to the point where the rebel batteries
are located, engaged them, drove lie reb>
! els back irum the river, sIleueed the guns,
! and returned to ihe cItv.
Very little eannvnaGing or skir Dishiug
| hss ,ransp'red TO Gay. Tue rebels Br.
! eth throwing up esrthwOrEs, aud a con-
! siderable defence Uf thai character is be-
ing erected by them in tr0at of the 4iu
| eOrrs.
Deserssrs who came in to-day say thai
/ HO,d1s forces are soon to attack the union
| tFpsps.
| TIE river is over four feet Ga ;be shoals,
/ and rIsing
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-12-13

A horrible rspr 5ste was lately arrested
t'r Tagging . woman. and excused him.
self by saying be vas near sighted, and
thenghsit WAe hi. wife.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-12-13
A U B RN HOUSE,
10 L 1 Z tt, ILL.,,

hE undersigned, FEELING gIeatful for the extended
= iAtois rom the travelling public. well a. citi-
Eens OF the town takes this method TO Offer hi
TO All aud hopes by strict attention To basjne. 10
make the Au6uTO good aud popular place for tLose
whose nectssstiss require Hotel.
Dec 10. lea c. A. AUSTIN, Proprie.or
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-12-13

1%See woman in aoothar eolnmn
picking SambUrg Grapes for Speer,s Wine
IL is an admirable article. Used 10 hasni.
tails and by the fret class families 10 Paris.
London, end New York. in prefersnss -
Oio Port Wine. Ills worth trial and
Eiyss great satisfasiies. ESQ
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-12-13
HORSE Shooting.


The ubdeTsigned would respectfully inform, An.
public that he has lately fiom tbe kast IA h..
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-12-13

H~Tbe bloeksds runners recently ar
rived Ut uthern ports with 45O. 900
pouDds Of EDglIsh bacon for the rebel
troops. a
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-12-13

AUBURN House BY reference to ano-
friend, c. A. Austin, is on hand as usual to
attend to the necessities of the travelling
public, The Auburn, under the mauage-
meDt Of Mr.. Austin, has become one of the
most popular hotels in the country. Mr.
A knows bow to keep tavern" as all who
have bad the pleasure of testing the man
ner 10 which he administers the affairs of
his house, can testify.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-12-13

E'OUhD IN this city on the 9th inst a ladys fpK.
Il 81 ring. which the oNner can have by csIIi,,, :,
TINS Once proving property and paying FOX this adser
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-12-13

A good many wealthy Southern Plan
tiers are removing to Brbzll and settling
there They 60 there 10 order to bold
their slaves in pence. They won't have
peace long. As socn as the AdoIitiouists
rum Month America they will be after
South AmerIea
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-12-13
F Onl Tennensee.

Nashville, Dc 3
Ger. CoOper's brigade, on it's late march
FROM JnhnsunviIle. to Centerville, bad
thirteen ID n murdered by EuerrIlas, AID
three were wounded
The uEbGIai figures rfth- battle ot Frank
lin sh " an aggregate loss of ITO uficeTs
and 2 u56 men. HsgneT's division lost
l24l.
CsPt Amos Whistn. Of the 1924 Obi,
bss sufficiently recovered to he able 10
s0un 20 TO bis regiment.
The bic, kade bel low here still Continue 8.
The batteries uroTe to- powerful FIR the
gunbosts with the present low range o.
water. Que # the boats was disabled
yesterday.
Nashville, Dec 9.
Both armies were engaged in hssSJ rec
OnncIsssUces all day toe day. The recu5-
noiierIng psIties LiWsys found their anita
& nisto IN position, and. after firing q few
rounds. rrtreated. a. two or three poiust
the rebels adveu need their lines, driving 10
our pickets. A n'umher ct foe rssIdeHces
were burned by the rebels to give them a
isireT view uf our lines and works.
The father 0. Gen. Rains vas killed
yesterday ~ our troops His house wss
between our lines Eu1 those Of the rebels
and several shots were fired Iru III 70 ct Uur
Pickeis. when the building wss dem ollshed
and the owner killed in It
Several OF the rsb'd secresiouists who
were Tor war III lSGl. but who managed e.
keep cut Of the rebel army. lave teen
eunscrIpled by Hood.
The blockade Of the river below town
appears TO be complete. The uubuars
under Com. Fitch have had several set.tus
With The rebel ta,terIes. bnI no important
engagement bss taken place
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-12-13
Gen. NICCIeITan's ResIenat


Geo. Mcclellan sent in HE resignation
OF the office Of Major General of the United
States Army to the President on the 9Th
Novenbsr-the day Of the election-re-
questing that the acceptance thereof should
date on thnt day. There was great good
taste and delicscy in the selection of the
time to offer bic resignation He held
himself ready to perform whatever duty
might be assigned to him till that day
when heor Abraham Lincoln should be
elected to the Presidential Office; if elected
then, land be could not know certainly
whether he would not be.) be would be
designated for different position, and Of
course could not consistently take the
field; if Mr. Lincoln succeeded, an Jther
policy than his would be endorsed by the
people, and others should be elected to car
~ it out. Gen. Mcclellan always does the
right thing at the right time. HE rss,c.
nation was formally accepted by the Pres
idsnt tn the 18th, and Gen. Phillip Sheri-
dan was promoted to the Major General.
ship thus made vacant in the regular ar
NV.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-12-13

CoNcBRT.-PrOf. Grundy. assisted by
somc oil the best musical talent of The
city, will give concert il Youngs Hall On
Wedenadsy evening Of this week. The
entertainment will be one of the best ever
gwen in the city, and those Who can APP
preciate good music and singing and wbo
wish to encourage home talent, should not
fail u attend.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-12-13

On Washington street, iE the old PICKLE stan8 H.,
he IL prepared TO do Horse shOeing oa sbort nss,c
having had long experience IN horse sbfaip,- \ -.
et'e the public aud this vicinity good s1ti.fe,t
hope by strict ATTENTION to that branch a. 49, 49,
mess 70 gam their pAtrSLAge. The best Of stock us
and ch.rges As reasef able any olher shop and an
the corks warranted streI '-Sf' anu al
l~hi shoe horse new shoes 81 or - uer sn.n. "a
shoes eee anf etper span IS cts a shoe Ibis Isis,e
.he same INST o. hers abCe Fur and IL tly sI, chesrr
i,,~;sl. A., ...., IL. ARNOLD.
Shso present the tnilovng for the infas nation Of
the peEple Of thas vic atty
me ehe undersigned, feel great pisarure and the
..aseAt commences m Recommending Mr. Arnold %
ne pn"c as the best horseshoer that ever worked
Aa,snr1oo He has done our Ehoeing for Livery
Stables ior the last eight years The masf iDterrins
Horses We ever had. he hascured Of the habit. We
lave taken lame and tender footed horses 20 him when
otter shoers had given them up has made then
Geo CLARK, 1T Smith, B1 BAleh,
3 a Austin, BI Goodrfdgs. Phillips,
Pntter, W Let's. boveLano,
L Kedder, 9 Kedder. Livery Men,.
A Kendall. g X Daieh. Job Parker,
N Balch. John nilham, Barker,
@ " Patterson, Stage propristor-
Nov n 1854. aslt-
RoR PUB COLLAR,
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-12-13
NEW BAKERY.

The md, rsizned having again commenced the Bs,-
kerry Businrs- III biz
N e W STA Nd
Corner OF Jefferson q Chicago stA
J. TIep I'd 10 furnNh anything ~ his Itne on the
-ii is-i n"t'es CAkes, Prstry and Ice Cream furn-
ish-S - gsEfis Re. short notice
Thankful fr past TatTsnnEr he hopes BY strict at
teutua to business 90 ziert cor tinusboe in The
futuss
i"li~t Ocfolar -. IsCa sANI-Fi pOND
- u. CHENEY. " d. PHTsIIAN AND sukoEor.
I'D. J"il.t III. and Assist. Examining Surgeon,
cab Usr H.
OTFIcr-Jrasrson st. over Instciii's Ciothng s,or.
R".'dsHc- SvrIons' Hotel t. BE- found a pressut az
Ode Of Provost Marshal.
Constellation German or French
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-12-13

AMERICA FIRE Co.-ELEcrIoN OF ORR.
GERS On the evening of the 5th, the mem.
bers of America engine fire company No.
/ elected the following officers Tor lh eosu-
ing year:
Foremsn-M Lennon.
LIST AssIs;ant-J Kewen,
% AssisIaDt-R Furlobg.
SecretaTy-J Ryan
Treasurer-M. Cisbby.
Stewsrt-P. McNamee.
COLUMBIA HvsE Co The folIowino are
the Sfic4rs elect Of G, luubia Hose Comma
hy for the ensuing year:
Fureman-T. Walsh
lst Assistant-R German.
Secretary-J Mccarthy.
Treasurer-W. Kelly.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-12-13

Nh LINCOLN was not worth $4,000 on
the day he wRs insugurated. H. NV con-
fesses that be is worth IS 600 O00.-Amer.
icdn Volunteer.
He may have that suouut Of money.
but wen be hanged if be j. worth il
les, JsHr.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-12-13
CasuaIIIIPs Tn the IO0Ih az the
Battle ~'FraEkIIu, Nov. 80
KILLED shasl Murphy. G., Color
Sergeant.
WOUNDED.

Major Kidney ). Bowen, fracture left
thigh. al j b has SINCE dreo. Capt. 5.
b Lines. Go. L. hru'se on side; A fred
PeDoy, op"G.. N the hands of en.my :
shua Bush, G" G lett hand Sergt. Wa,.
Jobnsoo, co q flesh, right hip Serg,.
Elisha Brown. co. ID. flesh, left shoulder ;
Mathew Boots. ID. right ear, sight Frsnk
Hill, ID h"Eer, slight: Andrew McCord. Z.
right srD slight Ssrgeaut Frsnels Fisher.
A. morally, and prisoner j. W. X.
W lhaus, A. flesh, siaes; B ntiet Yates. A,
face, slight Francs SSreeu, <, fduo; Mar
tln King, b. r'ght ,hlgb; Stephen Gascoyle,
Z, arm. slight. -
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-12-13
WHEN THE WAR WILL cEAsr.

stating single condition of peace, I
mean simi ly to say that the war will cease
on the part OF the government whenever
1t shal have ceased 90 the part Cf those
who began it.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-12-13

Herman Heraer,co CT Alvah Hoyt.
a Gorge W,eMorrsy. Ii sAlvis Kast-
r, /; SaWusl FentEyman. H.; james
Patti D ;Cbsrle. Adsbrook. d; Amos M.
Shaw. S,rgb FS,Augusr Wei, bleuI, q:
PaGoRrandeau. George Eberbsadt, G.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-12-13

GENERAL TAX NOTICE..
CITY CoLLECTuR's OFFICE 2
Joii-f NJ -. Ssss 3
DIhLiC r"tice II hereby given that tire for
tl' cp'le-tiSE 81 the as-r--u-Bt for CD. irtal
iaHs f thc A L. !sCs. has been dul, de iTi -
To
Parties inier-rfed ~ pea-r take no ICE and make
immediate pay nient - thsir r-sJective fA1e-.
JoHh LENNUN. City Collector.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-12-13

seventy cents cost are hereby added TO the tax on
each parcel 4 rta estate advertised above and thirty
paid before the day If sale
M JUN LENNON, City Collector.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-12-13
d 4 ~ IT'S ia

/ X G. w. % X ieTrsstiy lcczfss5
II IN oiiet- 'ctiuliy trpfTs hs pTufessiutiat
--rrisSs - tie chic All up.TatI'I- sntTustsd 70.
my este Si6 he IrTfcTHed the meet appruv.,F
manner. aaa ~ work warranted Ter one sesr.
'IfirE next door g. the P,sss Cnice. over sNasNis
Crfck-ry Store -ohef. H.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-12-13

MAINTAIN THE UNION.
Juding by the resent canvass and its re-
suits, the purpose Of the people within the
loyal states to maintain tbe integrity Of the
u0ion was never more firm or moro nearly
unanimous than now.
The extraordinary eaImuess end good
order with which the millions of voters
met and mingled at she polls gave strong
assurance Of this. Not only ell those who
supported the union ticket, 20 called, buta
great majority Of the opposing party also.
may be fairly claimed TO be actuated by
the same purpose. 1t is sn unansweFabIe
argument that no candidate for any Office
whatever. high or low, has veutured to seek
votes on the aSoWsi'th he was for giving
up she union.
There have been mach impugnine of
motives and much heated controversy as 10
che proper means and best mode Of advap-
aiRG the uOion cause; bat, in the distinct
saSRs ct snioa Of nO Gp!on, the POIilieiaRs
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-12-13

Pos 'Os 0OLlAs' s.-u...
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-12-13

aSS D.&H.W. SMITH sole y $3.50 ee.s
meut tnstled IN ies diasrsht Siyles ssssntly pol
isbed In Rosewood for paTIor I-dees a. KS---
NJ 1srranfed sor 1se yer PIKE rom
s5s 10 600. AI-o snifbS cslebrnted AEIoDLoNs
For sale BY sAfAS1' 'NoSyos 80 -, % st roft
ndire = 49, ~, -
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-12-13

House and Lot for sale.
IN Ottawa st., three blOcks sEth the Court
" House FOR fnTthrr Particulars enquire q Hr.
shaw. at his Boot ehOe EtOre tedersou g.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-12-13

New Y,rs, Dee. 8.
By the arrival of toe steamer Trade
Wind We have Port Royal advices of the
An
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-12-13

The war continues. Since the last an
suul message ell the important lines and
positions then held by our armies have
been maintained, and our armies have
steadily advanced, thus liberstiug the
states left in the rear, 30 that Missouri,
Ksntueky. Tennessee. and parts Of other
statSs have again produced reasonably fair
crops.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-12-13

10 presenting the abandonment of armed
resistance to the national authority, on the
part OF the insurgents, as the only indjs-
pensible condition to ending the war on the
part OF the government, retract nothing
heretofore said as to slavery. repeat the
declartion made year ago, that, while
remain IN my present position, / shall not
attempt to retract or modify the emancipa
ton proclamation, nor shall | return to
slavery any person who is free bv the
terms OF that proclamation or by anv Of
the acts of congress. If the people should
by whatever mnde or means, make II INV
duty to re-enslave such persons. another
aud not |, must be their instrument 10
perfOrL it.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-04-30

THR Internal Revenue Bill the consideration
Of which has been urged with SO much earnest
ness, with the design of making it Immediately
operative. by shaping the May assessments to
its provisions was expected to have been fnished
and disposed o. 10 the House on Thursday OF The
present week. AS much of the work of assess.
ment has been already performed. the Assistant
Assessors will, If the expectation is realized
have smart chance Of going over their respec.
tive beats a second time.
MEs.--The horror very generally felt for
the work of making out the details Of the in-
come list, should lead to little forethought
aud preparation. The assessors, who have be :
gun their work, should fnd every man whose
income is above the exemption, with his date
for making up the list 's.aen called upon, without
delay. If the work is disagreeabe and difficult
there Is the more reason for deliberate though;
and estimate. Will they rot attend to this
matter?
They should also keep an account Of theiI
business matters. as well for their own satisfae
ton. as to NEE, the requirements Of the Reven
ue law. All Licenses. expire with the month
Of April and it 10 the duty Of all whose busi
ness or occupation according to the provisions
Of the law require license. to call upon the
assistant assessor OF his division, aud make bis
application for new licenses on or before tht
first OF May.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-04-30

THE RIGHT OF WAY.-- Our fellow citizens,
Judge PARSONS and GEORGE WILLARD, have
been at work with great energy. and persever-
aDce, in securing pledges Of land, and subscrp-
tons in money, for the necessary purchase for
the line of the jamestown Branch through
this, and the township Of Plymouth, The re-.
suit of their labors have not been communca
ted, but we judge from their cheerfalness of
manner, that they have not met with much to
discourage or impede their work. Their de-
vcton certai ily entities them to the thanks of
the community They are both gentlemen of
comprehensive business views. and feel the i'm.
portaLce of securing, while there is an oppor-
tuuiiy. the advantages that are to follow the
location of the road at this place, aud their
energies are therefore devoted to this end II
the road is TO come here it is this kind of ear
Destness., 10 meeting the proposition Of the pre-
jectors OF it, that is to bring it here. All hon
Or therefore to these who are willing to take
the laboring oar and struggle for the prize.