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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-09-13
UNITED STATES
Collectors Office,

TUE undersigned Collector Of tie 9Th District IIt,
L nos, having received tie Iuly collection n Z
onl me Assessor Of sHil district, would hereby civ
loce tat the taxes Tor Lirsnscs, Income and other
DATES therein nentiOn. d have become due and pay
aHe sud that lac will attend receive the same at
,he Tunes and places herein mentioned, in Will Couu.
y, tO-Wit:
At the Deputy Collectors Office. (ElWoods BIukD
Joliet, on Thursday. Friday and Saturday stptyInL
2jd. 2Ith Had 25ta 1864
And do further give notice, that al persans who
email neglect Co pay the duties for LICENNCES And
lAAfS a-srsscd against them upon the said lisE 90
"r betoFe the day AFORESAID will BE- liable 20 pay the
PENALTY additional CpJn the amount thereof as pre-
soTibed by LAW. LEWIS ELLSWORTH,
Collector 9Th District Of IiiinOiG,
sc. STEARNS,
. Deputy Collector for WilLcoS,
FspHTvills. Sept. 10, 1864
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SPECIAL TAX NOTICE..

T.
- Joliet pit 9. 1864.
DCBLlC notice II hereby given that in puTruanr Of
an order OF the common neil city Of Jol-
let made on the 3Td day .. Aug the subscriber Nj:
on the let day Of hctB5sr next comm@ncing at thr
hour Of ten O'Clock A 81. ~ The north door II III,
Court House ~ sHd city, cell public AGctiuu IN.
snS--t portion OF los. sEfs Uf lots, AMI estate
Ees-Insfler dcscT 81 ty ae :aksu from the esst sis
there - Tor Whig Ary Ter-on vii pay the suns
respectively set dIo-c 10 tlr h being ppesiA ta1ss
assc-scd theron ~ the common council the par:
poses hereinafter uHmrd together With the expenses
Of the sale :o-w FOR the pose Of raisiug money
TO pay the damages aud ext account Of open
ing first Avenue to Eastern Avenue between Lot
sight o. snd niustsl. CsmiJr Addition 10 j. LET
IN tie city Of Joliet. TO
CAHPBEILs ADDITION jour-
Henry Taylors SUldiv. Of lots 9. To- H. II IL auE
lot block IL, Canal Trustees SuJdy NJ Sis
Owners Names. Lot bfk Tar
W 3 Thompson T&s ~ 70
c,nai Trustees subdIr VIZ S. Is 5SRIoE
Estate 80 l. IIaNley as n
GJTdan KiclsI dsOn IaoOo
AlsO in dnTsuAT &C Of der Of tie common conn.,.
cal of the city of joliet, made the 9Th cay ofJuIy-
lets the subscriber viii at the tin and place above
mentioned sell At public auction tue follow dee.
cri'-d property for the purpose Of buldDsA side
wax on the wet tide of Joliet street. BON Afy.ttT
street To- the south line u Block $50 School Scti
Addition to Joliet, in the city Of Joier, tO-Nit
SCHOOL SkCIIuN Ann
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OPPOSED To LINCOLN We learn tina,
Hon. u. ,. DlcSINs NOS merely refuses
the soft corn that has been offered him IN
the shape of the Republican termination
Tor Governor this fall, but that he is bitterIy
opposed to the reelection of LINCOLN. H.
is said to be actively engaged with otber
Influential politicians of that party in ger.
ting up new National Convention. to he
hell at Buffalo, with view IF surprisino
LINCOLN with more acceptable candidate.
Elk Secretary CHA>E is engaged in the same
movement. GsEELY faSOrs it secretly
Cenango Union.
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McCIeIIaD'S Letter Of Aeon.
fAncR


We lay this important document bsflre
our readers day, and invite for it calm
and dispsssi ate perussl.
Like all the productions that have emf.
mated from that eminent mar, it is replete
With sound views aud correct conclusions.
1t is written in that peculiar faultIess style
that mark bis orders aud letters as given
in bis report.
There is not reasonable Drnocra. or
lover of his country who will not endorse
Gen. McClellan'S letter Of acceptance. As
for ourselves, it does not contain an OBJ
jsctionable clause. 1t is even better than
we anticipated it would be.
The letter not ouly endorses the plat
form d~p'ed by the assemble represents
tives Of the Democracy at Chicago, but
takes high. just and patriotic ground in
referance to tbs reception Of any OF the
seeded Sts,es back into the Union, when
applications for ,ba; purpose shall he pres
seuted in due form There is not Demo
crat who will dissent frem this.
The letter # Gen Mcclellan, as well as
the Chicago pla'lorm, means peace and
Uni0n. TIE sentimtnt # peace and Uaion
prevedeS lhrOus hJut both documents Gen
Mcclellan uses DO ambiguity Ct language
He states each prCpOStin with a disiinc-
iIvanCss that the NEST stupid cannot but
understand him.
But while Gen. Mcclellan places him
self on the peace platform, he is not in
favor of peace at tie cost of our nation al
unity aud integrity. Under no ext gencies
will he consent 10 a dissolution Of the Guy
eminent formed by Washington, Jefferson
and the revolutionary fathers but he will
inaugurute such policy as will assure
the Masses of the rebPlli; US States of the
security OF their persons and property and
the restoration OF their rights, and by that
means will res:ore the cl! Government.
with all its blessings. Il We elect Ne.
/ Cleilsn, we have no ,ubt the Uaion will
{ ~ ~ 'S'"'A'ShCO- pSeCe VIII Dc restored
/ -trntcrnal relations vii be renewed-the
sails Of prosperity will be again se;-and
the Uniied States will once more take her
/ place among the great nations Of the earth
/ We contend that George B Mcclellan il
the only Union candidate in the field. Hie
/ letter OF acceptance embraces the views Of
nine-tenth of the Democracy. and all who
are apposcd 10 the ruinous and destructive
/ policy Of the present Admin. straiiou will
yielI him Learty support. The disun-
lists, 0! Course, will oppose him and de.
n0unce him as C0ppsrhsad and traitor
but the h"rest cIasses, those who want
/ peace anu Union, and not deyasted and
ruined country with negro citizenship as
as its political basis, will rally to bis sup
/ port aud Lurl the usurpers from power,
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County Convention.

! By reference to the call Of the cou nj "
committee in another column, it will be
seen that our convention for the romiua-
ton OF candidates Tor county officers will
meet in this city OF the 9Ist inst.
The meetings for the choice of delegates
take place On next Friday. Democrats
should not neglect those meetings. 1t is
Of the utmost importance that good men
be chosen TO represent the different town.
II prudence anc wisdom be exercised in
the selection of candidates, DO doubt need
be entertained of their election. There
Gore let every Democrat remember his
primary meeting and havs q voice in the
arrangement OF the county ticket.
The names Of several good Democrats
have been mentioned in connection with
ia, namins 'iIns For Circuit Clerk, II, B
GODDARD, Ii. d. niginbc than and X. j
Hammond hare been spoken of; Geuffrev
O'Conndl. Il. 4 Allen and S. Z Ma,her
will be presented for the nomination for
Sheriff; E. Daly will probably be renom-
ioate1 for Coroner. O.her names NAV be
brought before the convention, but the
above are oil We haye heard of as vet.
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BENNETT PETERS & co.
Il f. p JAG KET
IL T. ID J A q X ET
IG Il ID j ACK II II
STOMACH BITTERS.
STOMACH BITTERH.
STOMACH BITTER6.

The pTnpTietots OF this justly esteemed and WE'LL
known bIADa OF Stomach Bites, do not deem IL
eezsaTS. Ia order 10 live their goods fetiiious or
even enhanced value. to take a Gis0 at all other
Bitsrs- Hnd proclaim In small capitals tiny are
worthless Our B;tters do need this, Ne place.
theii LftIe the public their merits, and inTits
I your careful attentio 70 the goods We allow oul
LTand upon, Knowing as do 70. that reputA--
7 ton is stake. The name sRed Jacketv l. taksa
irum the original coopound by the native child Of the
forest and with the ad i:ioD Of few ksEbs By Dr-
Chai8n, made more agreeable tSe tEte, they nov
aTe peculiarly healthy, soothing and recuperativs-
influence especially for the patent rising irs-g tds
led Ofsiekbess LO-s Of appetite, distress after estne
Dug ness and all diseases arising from Torpid LtEs-
They strengthen and invigorate the system.
Ihey are u1equaled for general debility
They are a sure cure for dyspepsia-
They give n good and healthy appetite
They assist digestion. lEHL Eerr
They are the best stimulant IN sxistsne1
They are a sure preventive Of Fever ASeAs-
They relieve constipation.
They cure Nervous Headache. -,
dhey are perfectually pure ano p .nS restore 10,
strength the exhausted. I'm "a 49,
Aged persons and delicate females - s,a.sI,,...-
W. 49, r - IN - Ming attention 70 our very
EXTENSIVE estaogae Of Bulk and Cased Goods, eonss
"S :" sTRWBKRRT WINE,
BIAcKBERRT
Raspberry
GINGER
MUSCAT
LEMON CORDIAL, s.Ar
PEACH BRANDY,
APPLE BRANDY,
Campagne. cafawba. California Port; Sherry M.l.r.
and Madeira Wines, Gins, Rumsy Brandies. Bourbss
need only be tried to be appreciated IA S-1f,
ruggiss and dealers throughout the counsrx. C.ii
for our Goods and take no other
Circulars to the trade supplied ON snnl,e.s,., "A
BENNETT PETERS Co =
PToprietors, q River 81. 0hlsaso
e0io 'S o d. SAohh; Joliet. Arg 10lI
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Attest: W. Ii FARLEY. City Clerk.

Be aOrdaiHed by tie common council of
tile city ot Joliet
That IA case the Alton 4 Chicago r ii
Il lad Co. shsll establish a a depot Tor pas
senGers on bl1ck fifteen Us an: s,p,: Tor
freight on block sixteen (i6J IL E,-i } liist
they shaii be allowed to .raus.ct heir
freight and Passenger bu,Iuts- 81 S,ii fee
pot, and shall be allowed = stlad cars u.
en- Je8erson snd Washington stree ar
either ot them, as may be found neces. ,
IN. conducting said business. PyOrided "a 81,
nIn any case il shall be fouud necessary
to stand cars upon said streets for ,nyer
tiiss than eight (S) minutes the cars shall
be separated so a. 10 ad nit of the passage
Oh carriages Oh said streets
BE a. further ordained, That in consider.
alton oi the license herein granted. the
Chicago ana Alton Rail Road Co .b.lI
furnish gravel for grading Michigan street
at the usual width between Van Buren,
aud ashIngtOn streets.
PASSED. ADD approved Sept. !. 1864.
f. IORTER, Mayor.
Attest, W. II. FARLEY, Cty Clerk.
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COmmIssioneIs Notice,

NOTICE is hereby given to ALI n.r.,,. To-, .,
IL mat the commissioners heretofore appoiptd H.
,h coiinon council Of the city Of Joliet a. s,a,
expense OF building side walk on tSs NJ ~ 'he
- ne ~ stTe.t from Broadway to the VS., sds ~
y 30 30 nn BLOCK 90 Canal Trustees Subdiy VIZ 50
" z ~ ~ ~ Z, viii meet at the Hardware stars -
~ ba,ret's on Tbursday the ed day of Ssnte,O
-, i, -. clock A NJ. when and where All ner
H'eieS'ed IN said walk requested 10 spps,r
W, Y BARRETT
JOHN CyRREY
Joliet. Sept ls 1854 AAS AhhS az.
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Democratic County Conyen-
tfO0
C0rPorptIan Notice

- a
~ ~, ~ 81 he'cu! sven 10 all parties Interested
=, 'it tie CON M sslOners herrti,fure arIs,t.5 -
ar ion council Of the city Of Joliet 20 e-si,, -
n,', pehse anu recommend and assessment fr 49,.
- u kIs1inE Centre street from, Cross -trs., -,
.ShlCaeV a X 4 ]; la said city hays -, "a a
H. assessment which IL now on file IN the o. -
tbe common council on the 2Clh day Of Sun, t % y
are made by person or persoIs
September 10, 1854 St,E
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TREASURY DEPARTMENr.
OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER OF THE cURprvov
Washington, Septen,l,rr Sal, 49,

49, " NO.1F lhOLLEk OF TIE CURRENCN -
Washington, September 6th IS6I.
w HkREAs, by satisfactory evidence nrss.,,.s =.
~ the nndersignsd it has been made 10 snns.o
80 me Erht National Bank Of Joliet I'm tl. liz -
IN the County Of Will and State n IIIinoiS "
Sssn uuly organized under and ACCORDING No. ~
~ nraHia ~ the Act Of Congress entitled AN Act
Tyn;,s Nato1ai Currency, secured by pledge Of
snd ana redemption thereof EprDved June isss
it 1piiea Nth all the provisions Of aid Al
business OF banking under said Act: 'As
,e S',5r .neIeioIe Hugh MoCulock Comptroller Of
tio,,si FS 40 hereby certify that The First Ma
Of sSoIiet 10 the city Of Joliet. in the County
" y - az situate Of Illinois, is authorized to COM
said. uHueH lne Att At0iS
in testimony: whereof witness my hand and seal Of
once this sixth day Of SEPTEMBER, 1864.
Nth heCULLoCH, Comptroller q the currenfy
The oAce OF the First National Bank Of Joliet VII
De open for the transaction Of business, Oct l. 1905
AZ the once now occupied by the Joliet Bank
GEO. WOODRUFF. President.
= ". woodruff, Cashier.
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Democratic Meeting at Will
RningtOn.

There will be Democratic meeting at
Wilmington on next Friday evening. Hon.
JIG. Robinson, Democratic candidate for
Governor, and other eminent speakers will
address the people.
1t is hoped that every man in Whining
ton and that region of country, who loves
the Union, will be present and assist 10
setting ia motion tue l. llfor McCIe 81
an3 obiDs o.
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AN Their SOLDIER GjNE-Auother brave
heart las ceased to beat. Austin Mead
ham, Of the nobl= 90 regiment, who en-
listed in this city, Tell bcfjre Atlanta, on
I+th ul;., having received minnie ball
through The head. Sergeant Neadham
was brave soldier aud died the death Of
true hero. lie was member Of Captain
d. C0nnor's company, and was regard
Cd as most efficient officer and gallau t
soldier, Indsed be was the working man
oil the company, and his death will be
deeply folt by his brother soldiers. His
relatives here have the sympathy Of the
community in their bereavement.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-09-13

An important movement is reported on the
tapis, but is delayed on account of the ep-
emy's sssiduous efforts to entertain US
where we are.
Truly yours.
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Who VIII vote for Lincoln I

ELL who like the fun of paying $40 a
barrel for the fur they used to get for S.
will vote for Linc:ln
All who enjoy the double and tribe
rates Tor butter, pork, meat cheese, and
every necessary of lite, every piece of shirt.
ing or sheeting, every pair Of boots and
Shoes ana IN fact everything Inv bay,
Will vote TOR the party Of war, DEBT AID
taxation. WV oHu
But those Wac Mt like those things
will vote with the lin c-sss, wba vii
atop this war. VIII
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W. Ii FARLEY, City Clerk.
ORDINANCE.

BE 1t ordained Jy the common council
Of Tie city Of Jolid,
That whenever any sidewalk shall re-
quIre repairs owner or owners Of The lot
or part OF lot fronting such walk as origI-
nniiy constructed shall be nonresident or
residents, and upon the fact If such nop>
residence being satisfactorily shown 10 the
City Clerk he shall cause nJtice to be pub.
iished III corporation newspaper for three
weeks excessively n"tiGying such non.res-
laeht or residents of the want If such
EeyaIrr' giving thirty days time from the
Gate or said notice to the owner ,r o0ners
to IL Ike such repairs. II the same il NOT
repaired or caused to be rep.ired within
the time above specified by such owner or
owners, t shall be the duty Uf the Street
Comm ssIvner 10 repair tbs same. and
the eSper6e or tax tor making such re-
pairs shaii be levied and collected Is il
nov provided IN cases Of special assess.
uent7 for building new wIk5.
Passed ana approved. S u I. 1861
Z PORTER, Mayor.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-09-13
AUCTION SALEOF
FURNTTHH"

TIT subscriber will sell at auction At the Atlantic
Ious', Opposite the MIssssiPp Depot Joliet on the
.st day OF sept 1854 at IL o'clock cOnsistAg Of
tables, chaiis, bedsieadss Mattresses beddiI z con-
iorters olansets sofas card tables, window Gh.delk
Curtains carpets. oil cloths stoves q ockery Of az
Of all kinds bureaus one Of sIotI's shuttle S<Usnr
machine, stone jas, dcnljohns. COW. 6c.
Terms Nash- Mrs. BLAIR, FToprietress-
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GRAND DEMOCpATECRALLY!

AT NORRIS, GRUMPY COUNTY, SEPT Is
The people will be addressed On that
day by HIN J. c. Robinson, Hon. III
O'gocd aud others.
Two boats have been chartered AID
passengers will be carried toand FROM the
meeting for one liar each The Joliet
Coruet Band will accompany the deleg,-
ton from this city. The boats will leave
Juliet at Z A NJ.
The people Of Morris are making pre-
parasions for monster meeting and will
be glad to see their friends from his county
RAILROAD ACCIDENT "A. II. Taylor, ST..
a worthy citizen Of this city, while stand
on the railroad track near the Rock Island
depot, on last Tuesday morning., was run
over by an engine aud instantly killed
The passenger train was coming in and be
stepped en- the side track to allow j. to
pass, and was caught by engine on that
track when his attention Has in another
direction.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-09-13

RSrOf course everybody will 60 to Dan
Rice's show on next Saturday His world.
Wi0e fame precludes the necessity of re-
commendation. Every man, woman aud
child has heard of Dan Rice as q popular
Snowman
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u. S, 7-3O LOAN.

-OL44Nd
0i the Treasury gives notice that ,ub.
,.r.,,,. -eeVed fol Cupon Treasury Not...
'eAi' IRON Aug. 18th, 1864, with s.n,i.
annual interest at the rate Of seven 'enii'
par cent per annum,-princiPal and ip,.r.s,
be paid in lawful money A W
These notes will be convertible at the on,,o,...,
holder at maturity, into six per cent roId hs.,ta
Oonos' payable not less than five nor more fbaptr,
years from their date, the Government NAV el.-,
they VIII be issued In denominations of $50. sIod
SiUOO and $1,000, and all subscriptions must be
~. my collars or some multiple Of fifty dollars
W n0'es Will be Transmitted to the owners frae NJ
'ioh charges as after the recetp. OF ~.
ed Certificates of Deposit as they can be prep.f
As the notes draw interest fms, 49,.
making deposits subsei aeuf to Tia, s-,.
inc interest a. cried from date Of deno,,, F"'
f"''es depoS'ting twenty-five tbous.,, 81
'of 'leSe notes at any one time win q. =
1--WE" d commission Of one-quarter OF ono -, -
"Hich Will De paid by the Treasury bepartn,n, -
the receipt of bill for the amount -pon
oiheer with whom the deposit was made NJ -
tons for commissions must he made from, 81.
sits. NUN Ine oespo-
sPecl"i AdvEntnges OF the Loan:-
Hn Na'ionsi savings Bank Offering a bixhs-@
rate Of interest than any other and the hes, -
AM savings bank which pays ia ds,o.;,o-. a. :,
N,t.s co,siao,, ,I,, I, =, -. UPOsi'cfs IN U. g.
$3.50 "' II ~ paying IN the best eircula =
ting medium Of The country, and IL cannot ~, Is
anything better, for its assets are either IN .
ernment securities or in notes or bonds usr,blo a.
government paper.
1t isequally convenient a temporary or
.----.-.. ~ PS'"@A-
Always De sold Tor
within fraction oil their face aud accumul,k-
ed interest and are the best security with h.,L.
cOllaterais for discounts.
Convertible into n sir no. -. = o5~,l
Gold Bond 0'~O
In addition to the very liberal ;r,.-... -
g., - = -. = VI INC nOses
" " u 0on'ers1on IL now
worth about three per cent per mum, for the cur
/ rent rate f,r 5-30 Ronds a mo, La. 49,, Il; :
nrenium and before The - a. ,; ue per cent.
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DR5wNkD.>-A son Mr.. NJ. Raub, Of this
city, aged nine years, bright Intelligent
boy, was drowned in the canal near the
upper bridge on last Saturday afternoon.
10 company with other boys be went in
swimming aud getting into deep water,
was drowned before he could be rescued
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-09-13

Seventy cents cost are hereby added to the tax
on each parcel Il Heal estate advertised owe, aud
Thirty cents adI' ona will be added If the TAX lie MOI
paid before the dsy uf sale.
sw JOHN LENNON. City Collector
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From Cairo,

Cairo, Sept. 8.
Reports reached Menu his on Sunday
that the guhbcnts Hastings and Naumkeag
bad been c,ptir,d below Ciartn ion, on
White River, and that Capt. Rodgers, Of
TIE latter, was kl I'D. 1t Is .lso reported
+ ct Al, thsr Gunboat name not given, was
sunk at ST. Cha lee, and that Duvsl's
Bluff is threatened by a considerable force
of rebels. These reports are confirmed
through rebel sources fir, IN Helena.
a cavalry force under Gen Mower, left
Memphis few days sii.ce Tor White Riy-
er, aud an infantry force is understood to
he embarkiug fCr Duval's Bluff
The Little Rock Democrat contains the
particulars of the great raid Gu the Du
Wallis Bluff and Lutte Rock Railroad. A
large quantity Of hay was burned and 9TH
er property destroyed, aud sUme damage
done 10 the rall.old.
A fight recently occurred at Redwood.
seventeen miles from BAiuE RJuge, ir
which eighteen If the 81 Louisiana cavalry
were Sllled.
G-n. Smith and staff arrived here ysster.
day. ..-.
Cairo, Sept s.
The steamer City of Alton. from Mem.
phis. brings l7S bales Of cotton for ST.
l. uis. aud PIP hhds. Of Tobacco, from the
Tennessee River for reshipme1l cast. NJ
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Attest, W. II. ZARLEY, Cny Clerk.
SeSatGTIal, R1pTcsC ard
judicial Conventions

The rcrresertativts Of the Democracy
OF 'he Judicial and Representative districts
c'mp'isIng the countiss Of Gruniy & viii.
and the Senatorial district comprising the
counties Of Kaukskee. Viii. Kendall a, d
GTGniy, will meet at the Cou:t Hnusr. in
Joliet, IN the 2lst inst, at NJ, tonrm
iuate can@ dates for Senator, Representa-
tiVes AID States Attorney.
EICHAED DyCLITILE,
A. b SgITH
GE'RGE V HrLING,
p. A. ARMST sc,
THOMAS LEDDr,
+. W. CRANDLLL.
September 8, 1861. C,mm;,,..
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N0f'0"'oeI o, loo4. Z mmittee.
congregational Convention.
The Democracy Of the 9Th Cpnsressi,,s !
District will hid their Convention at tho
Court IL use in Morris. On Tbursdav tb.
lotb OF Sert., 1864, at / p. NJ, to n NINA q
a candidate for Congress
p. A. ARMSTRONG,
LEWIS STEWART,
ii ii. CODY,
II n. MURRAY,
WV OSMAN,
C FARLEY.
Democratic Committee.
democratic County Conyen-
lion.
1he Democracy of Will countv are ,a-
quested to meet at the Court ii use in
JuAet' by their duly appointed delspstes
on wednesday Seq tembe! 2Is,, at2P.
LOT tne purpose Of nominating candidates
Tor Circuit Clerk. Sheriff aud Coroner.
ne Dem 'cracY Of the several towns will
meet at their usual places of voting on
friday September 10Th, ats p M 10
appoint delegates to represent them in
sara conventions. Each town will be en-.
t!tled to representation as per Iast appor-
ticnmebt. -PPO'
WILLIAM HANLY.
j. d. HENDERSON,
Z FARLEY,
Committee.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-09-13

In addition to the very liberal interest on the pos,
for thee years, this Pr viIedge conversion /, now
worth about three per cent. per num- for the cur
for $50 Bonds not less than min. n.r ran,
premium and before the tho premium on liz nsr
cent u = stocks was over twenty per cent IL vii
be seen that the actual profit ON this loan At de
present market rate is not less than per cent
l auuUm.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-09-13
Democratic Nominations.

Tuesday, September Is,IS64,