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Die 1910 9lnletbe.

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ais Depoiitorium uno Si6eGl:U9snz
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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-09-27
Peace.
New York, Sept %

Ne" YORK, Sept %
The Richmond Enquirer. speakiog tn
the rum"red Icace negotiation between
Sherman and the authurItiSs of GeorpIa
says: The governor of Georgia Ought In
Ieoolieet that that state was one of the
hFst to Secede FROM she union, and If she
10" treats Tor peace 90 her own terms. as
sovereign stale, she WithdraWs fr, m the
coniedoracy, and leaves her sIster the hsy
to hold, after having got them into the
scraper.'
The Washington Republican yesterday.
having stated that Jef Davis had sent a
letter to jacob Thompson at Niagara FALL.
proposing peace 10y the rebel army laying
down It's arms ard returning 10 their al
legisnce, and the union 20 he preserved as
formerly, the slaves made free 20 remain
So those oct free to remain in slavery,
says: 'Geu'lemen having the confidence
OF the government have no faith in the re.
port. AID assert thar it is wall street
spccuIGtJn'
The. Worlds Washington special cores
p"Ident believes The report Of peace let
ter from JEFF Davis is well founded, and
has "a dou5. 1t is 10 the bands of a party
To Ircseot TO the government. Another
world special says that Preeident Lincoln
l. engaged IN preparing peace propositions
10 De sent to cur commanders cue having
already been sent to Sherman.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-09-27

u uCAHU.
MAJ OIL

we" orleans, Sept. 16.
Inc transport Alabama has lust arrived
from brazoe, with intelligence that an
otner ngnt bad occurred at Bagdad between
the French and Cortiones Private let
tiers. written ten minutes before tbs ALI.
bama sailed, say that "A fight ia now
progressing. Artillery is being nssd on
both sides. The French marines srs .ood
gunners, and are intrenched. The resnI,
is purely conjectural!'
There is nOthIug new from MobiIs
Some additional particulars of the rec.nt
capture of BrownsiIle by CJrtinas are re-
ceived, but embrace nothing important
beyond those sent you on the 18th inst.
Col Day, of the 9lst Illinois, com
mands the federal troops as BIezos Sen,i~
ago.
1t is rumored ir military circles here
that Gen Banks leaves this department
next week. He is now more popular with
Tree state party than ever before.
McClellao organ will he started here
IL bis friends cannot purchase one Of the
city papers.
New York. Sept %.
The steamer Emily b. Landes, from New
Orleans Sept. 18th, has arrived here.
An arrival from up the river gives q
doubtful rumor announcing the capture Of
Little Rock.
A large supply of clothing, etc., has
been sent, STA Red river. by flag of truce,
to union prisoners.
Hereafter no persons will be'arrested in
New Orleans without there are written
accusations against them.
The Mississippi river ic very low.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-09-27
From " : sllinglOn.


Washington, SsFt %.
EEIbe ~ithdrawsl letter of Fremont Gre
ates a decided sensation here His.ssvere
denuncistiOp " lincoln, and the fact that
lie says the republican party will adhere
- the ''to all whom it may concern" terms
OF peaes cause rejoicing among democrats
while many republicans had rather thar
Fremont bad rem aimed candidate tban to
have wfittsn such dsnuuoiatory letter On
the administrative They are indignant
sRbst be calls ncClellan q unicn instead of
q disuniou candidate.
Peace rum0rs have had full sway to day.
and taken IA connection with many tele-
grass ia Richm1ud pupsrs, have much
srrdit This eeeuing's Republican saws:
1--WE learn from source 80 reliable that
we believe the statement. that Jacob
Thompson eK senator OF the interior, now
residing aC Niagara Fslls, received, q few
days since, proposition from JEFF Davis,
~ be submitted 10 our government. for a
peaeeaSs settlement of the present diff
Cul.ies. lie proposes that the rebel armies
shall lay down their arms ard return to
their allegiance to the Uaited States, and
that the onion o! the states ehall be- re-
served as flFmerly Slaves that have been
made free during the rebellion to remain.
but Elayes nov in slavery in rebelIious
states 10 remain 80 We do not learn that
he makes any proposition about dlsposing
of the enormous debt incurred hv the
south. 1dis letter of DIvis was handed
on Monday last, TO responsible and wegl
thy manufacturer. demGcrnt Of New
York state, who lsfl Niaggra that dow en-
~ogfs Tor this city. Ii he has arrived here
Ge has not vet Communicated with the
government. That sucb letter exists aud
"a In the hands of party authorized TO
present IL to the government of the United
States, we have ugt The slightest doubt"
The WoTld's correspondent left Stras-
burg this morning. and has arrived here.
ae Gays that Early was still retrestius
up tile valley towards Stsunton Our
advance is thlrty miles from the battle
Il H. -
Richmond papers Of the 18th have been
tecelved In discussing the political pros
poets the Sentinel substantially prefers the
election Ct Lincoln to McOlelin. The En-.
quIrer leans the same way, and the Exam
IBer is iadiferen'
The Sentinel regards the military CAM
paIgn as ended ir the west, and calls for
vigorous defence Of Petersburg and Rich
mond, where, it says, the fall cam psign is
DOW cen:ered. -
Savannah papers Intimate that the uri,
Vateer Tallahassee is again at sea aud
making ioT the eastern coast to destroy
vessels.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-09-27
Democratic County COnVen.
ton

The Democratic representatives from the
seVerSl towns uprising Will county met
10 convention, in Joliet, on the 2lst inst
VIM uahly, Chairman Of county COM
mittee, called the convention to order aud
stated It's object, when,
On motion, K w Smith was elected pres.
ideBt, and G w Keith and VIM uaply
were chosen secretaries.
On motion. J d ueDdersou,T ] Sprague
and q Oconnell were appointed as COM
mittee on credentials by the chair, who re-
ported the fullJwiuG named gentlemen en-.
titled to seats as dele stes from the various
towns:
Crete-Wiilard Wood and T II Strictly.
fiorence-JJserh Sairk aud n c Bur
son.
Wilion-Jam's CaVsraugh, John de-
GoWan and James Esveney.
Wesley-H ID ChllJs and Il d Loudon.
Nll4-Patrick McMab.n aud john Nc
Kinney.
Rssd-Frank T Rely, James D-yre
and NJ 5 Stewart.
PlaiLtielt-Alsx McCloekey, A Hemp.
street, L Lang aud j IL Smiley.
Joliet.~E Porter j Patrick, Thomas
heegGn. NJ W BAnnon, Michael Scbiedr
" Strong JT. Wm GLEASON, Michael
Sebastian, j Jhn X oGey, Chas A Austin.
" ZhIey Wn S:aylrtoo, John Scbeidt
Z u Bay, James y Riley, NJ Clabby and
Van Auken
NV Lsn,x-J b Salisbury. Thomas
Dog, George C"iN,l. ana A Poor.
humer-Andrew Doig End j Z Hin
man.
Loek ?ort-Wm Harly. G O'ConneI.
+ Sehal. n S Rafferty,, + O'Brran, G NJ
Arnold, ID Daily aud j L Denton.
Monee-John G,rmau, l. Eas,erbrook
and CoulIn.
Chnnnahon-J T Randall, &C Smith
and Nilsson Bedford.
Do Page-Tbomss j Sprague, Thomas
Williams. Il w Smith and c, Z. Van An.
ken.
Wbeatlanj-George W Brown, Jacob
Fry and Joshua E Mather.
Manhaitsn-Msrtin BerRap, Jas RYAN
and Thomas Wallace.
WiiminetOn-Martin Carr.H. John ID
White. j ID Henderson and j MeMenu.
TrOy-John Dempsey. joseph Reese
John DlllCn aud Jol Shell.
Peotrne-P I FOsketi and T B Jones.
Jackson-GeoIge Linebarger, Henry
Spangler and Charles W Keith.
Green Garden-GsOrge w Davis aud 4
4 Angel.
Frankfort-Dr NJ D Skinner ,Jscob
Cougar. Thomas MrMahon aud FredsT;cL
C,ppie. N
On motion. convention proceeded to bal,
lot for Circuit Clerk.
The chair appointed Thomas Doig and
W Ii Farley teliere.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-09-27
DO we Want Mote War3
An exchange asks this pertinent Que,

Au eACuAHRe asks this pertinent Ques~
lion. A.-----=-- -----==-=sss-------
Il is aquesiiou for the peopls Of Illinois
to consider. 10 the fret place, do the peo.
pie of Illinois want to furnish more men
for the war: Can our counties and towns
stand another call for their QUO tas of
300 eco or 100000 men after the rre.ent
eel! shall be flledl CAP they nav the
bounties which will induce men TO .nlist2
Have they the men wbo can or will enlist.
even 1t such bouuties can be paid
Let the tax payers and property holders
OF every county and town ask themselves
these questions. Lincoln asks for four
years more OF war, and will have it # be
is reelected. If the war Continues four
years or even one year longer, more men
Will lie required and must be furnished,
LIncoln's friends svow their purpose TO
sacrifice the last man and the last d, liar in
war for the abolition Of slavery, and four
ears more war would inevitably demand
this sacrifice. Already nearly every man
OF the military age has been taken. and if
more men are to be raised, after the pres
ent call is filed, those older and Younger
must be taken. Men up to sixty years Of
age AID boys Of sixteen must he, liable to
draft and there is no doubt that, if Lin
C, 10 is reelected, the CONSUMPTION law will
be so altered as to iuclude these. aud right
to furnish substitutes will be taken away.
Let ell men. and women too, think Of this.
Do. they want tbeiR bays Of sixteen sacri>
6cod in the or ri to aboLsb slayeryf d,
me" Of sixty yoars want to he forced into
| the army? Such must he the result. if
we are to have four years. or even two
! years more Of wGr; and we shall have
| that. II LIncoln is re elected.
Let these matters be seriously Wondered
! nv the people between now and the Sth of
! November. And let there such voice
rise up for Mcclellan, peace AID Union
from the bsllot box on that day az shall
overwLelm the Abolitinnists aud the blood.
thirsty fanatics who cry for more war and
! more devastation
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Ia lowing to mistake in the notices
for the meeting appointed on last Saturday,
by which the place aud the hour Of meet.
ing wac omitted. there was no meeting
held. Tue city was full of people who had
come from u parts Of the county to hcs-
Judge Randall speak. but as there was 10
head to the STAIR they went home disap-
pointed. When another Democratic meet
ing is called, the blunder must be avoided
10 the meantime we trust that Judge
Randall will appoint 40 early day to ad
dress the people of Will county. He was
one of the earIieet friends Of Gen. McClel-
Ian, and his eminent abilities as an orator
OF the very first class enable him to be Of
great service to the country in this crisis Of
our national bEairs. Let the hour he
known and we vouch for him q vast crowd
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The Shenandoah valley.
New York, Sept, %.

new 4OIk, Sept -.
Tue Worlds special from the hesdouar-
tiers Of Sberidan's army. below Winchess
ter, 22d, says:
1.-The entire army advanced at noon yes
terday, s3d took position on the heights
on either side of Srasburg, twenty miles
bel VI Winchester and toward Staunscn.-
10 front of Flint Hill the artillery opened
en- the left, Immediately demoraliziug the
enemy's skirmish line and scattering back.
A shot from Tyler's battery of the 19th
corps set fire to barn just beyond Stras
burg. soon after the fling commeLoed.-
Meanwhile the 6t5 corps, which was as
signed The business Of the day, sent for
ward sSlrmiSh line, consisting of the 9th
Indiana, 24th Ohio. and 9th New York
regiments, Of the 81 division and the 95th
Pennsylvania aud the 18Th New JERSEY. of
the let division, to devellnp the enemy's
strength upon. and capture, if possible. q
est forming an extension of the very
formidable portion held by the enemy On
Flint Hill. This line advanced handsome.
~, driving the rebel line from the foot of
the crest. but 40 far her, The enemy
stObburnly held their own afterwards, IN.
I'll the close of the afternoon The enemy
refused 10 answer vito a single gun
Nof'" HASN"''hy JhtcIJ uDd4ly duNdUC6u
to our skirmish line on the left of the 9th
corps and centre Of the army, and gave
the enemy such firing bV battery as shat.
tered portion of their line and caused it
to retreat soon after. About dusk, while
the battery was firing, the FIRST brigade Of
the Sd division of the 9th corps charged on
the extreme right, under deadly fire. and
calamity stormed and carried the crest,
which had beeu fought for unsuccessfully
during the afternoon. This elo.ed the DAYS
engagement.
The losses Of the oh corps 10 the fight
will probably reach 200 killed und wound
ed
Gen. Torbett, with Wilson's and Mer-
rite divisions of cavslry, was sent around
the mountains on the left, early in the
morning. a dispatch arrives at this hour.
stating thar he has driven The enemy's cav.
airy from Front Royal, aud is six miles
behind and still advancing
Gen. Averill is on the extreme right.
and developed no force of consequences in
his trout during the afternoon.
| "lf the enemy remains to fight, there
! VIII be at !essta showing Of hands by
both armies, though whether we shall as
"auit their present position remains a ques
{ tlCn.
"Iarper's Ferry, Thursday nom.
81 lett the army this morning. On the
way here have heard no sound of can
nonading indicating the opening Of bat
tie this morning"
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SPECIAL TAX NOTICE

ClI1 COLLECrOR'S OFFICE.I
I,rp,,c Joliet Sept. 9. 1854.
uBLlC notice IL hereby given that in uursuanrs NJ
an order Of the common council Of the cty OF JoI
let made on the 3Id day q Aug the subscriber viii
on rue lei day ofoctober next, commencing at tbe
h"ur ot ten O'Clock A NJ, at the north door 81 tbs
Cont House IN sad city. sell public auction the
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hrenhtter de-cried Ito be taken frum the east sid
taereoi) Tor which any p-rsOn will paw the sum,
respectively set opposite 10 ech being special taxes
assessed thereon ~ the council Tor the pur
poses herein after named together With the expoe,
oil Tue sse to-wf For tie purpose Of raisiug money
20 pay The damages AID expenses on account o. ofrn-
ins first ANFnHe to Es-:eTn Avenue. bet~ cen L.,
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