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Juliet signal., 1864-03-22
From the south.
Nv York, March II.

Nv York, March II.
The Richmond Examiner of the 10Th
says:
Gen p 50 reports coming in c3pfrt
witn d compgny Of negro cavalry near
Caution, M;ss.,aud killing fly ave out Of
seventy"
4 letter received in Richmond reports
Yankee bl5ckader suuE of Fort HolUes by
tie FIRE OF the fo,t. The Eeation Of Fort
Ii lmes II not stated
General BesuTogsrd is 10 Fl rida -
Gen Putlen Anderson has assumed COM
mand there.
NEG bbop, a Federal spy. WIS executed
Al Demorolis, Ala. o. tue llth.
Ri hmond papers have pa sgrsp phs t. the
Copfsdereoy is progce7sisS rapidly 1T
Petersburg, Raleigh, Macon, and Charles
ton
The VI:gpia Senate has resolved to ask
the Confederate Congress e. place thrse
Federal soldiers II hard iapor-0ns wth
ball aud chsin--qu tue public slTtet-. In
retaliation nr The sentences uf Gen. Butier
On Messrs. BAN, Hodges, aud Wiagfrll at
No'f lk.
The General Assembly has Issued au az
dress 80 the people of Virgiuia stating HAT
submission to the enemy, who hss exbaus
ted every in!amy. Is not cu1urable, even
in tbought, and urg'Lg 'hepp u renewed ef-
forts for victory. The story Of the Kip t.
rick raid is told anew as an incentive to ex-
ertion. "One more res5lute effort" says
the address, "aod the day is ours" The
address speeks u Dabigren as a ft ass6ei.
ate ia iufsWy win Butter aud host If
lesser 4 crIn.nals wAo hays disgraced
humanity
The Examiner Of the l4th reports tina;
the Federais bave retreated towards Knox-
vile, an1 that indications OF an early en-
gagement in East Tennessee have d.sap-
peared.
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The Cost

The present Administration. hes taken
the mest expensive way i: could possibly
have taken to free the negroes
AS freeing the negroes is The Object Of
the Administrator, the work might have
been ACCOMPLISHED at much less sRcr ifUe.
To say nothing Of the number Of lives sac
rr6oed in- the effort, the cost in, money, up
to this time, has been SO large Gs to seem
almost incredible. -
The Boston Courier says that to free the
negroes thus far emancipation by the war,
we have .expepdpd more than double The
I0sigtt Of each dO1key az hard SilUey money.
The cost OF she war up. to the pres ent time
would amount 70 more than sirty thousand
TONS VI silver. .a.
NV, averglng the weight of negroes,
abig and little, at 20 lbs, and double it in
silver, and our war EXPENSES would pay
for the liberation Of 100000 darkles But
we have not liberated more than half that
number. Expensive beginning.
Juliet signal., 1864-03-22
The NarIonaI Debt.

( Would it not be well for those people
who are so thirsty for secesh blood and
ferocious for carrying op the war until the
last negro shall be free, to stop and pause
i'm view of the enormous debt which is bes
ling accumulated Il u
On the first of July next, our national
debt will reach she sum OF 81 600 900 900,
an amount equal TO that Of Great Britain,
where taxation, without representation"
is the fate of the people. 81
In this couutry the people have voice
yet, but the party that have, run up this
yAst debt upon ius.srs fearful that their
unconstitutional paper promises may be
discarded and hence are laborlng to make
the people the creatures Of military des
/ potism. ..f.--..- 3..-
For the edihcatiep of those whom it may
oohcern, We wilt euA attention 40 few
figures that may ,teud 10 ynnghtsn their
minds on the 81 jelt Of our financial con-
,ditiOp. -4.. o.. -:.J e..:--r
Taking the valuation of al The property
in Illincls, real and personal, as shown by
the returns to the Aud,tor's ,fhte, it
smouuts i,io $325 COO 600 NpW consid,
ing that our national debt on lthe krgt ol
July will be $4.000.0O00oQ. which is a
low estimate, 1t would require oil the
property Oi IN ire tbsn ten soch States a.
Illinois q pay the debt. And if the val
lasts three years lnger, which il certainly
will should Abraham Lincoln be reelected
President and the Republican party re-
main in the sscendency, our nstionSl deb
will be greater than The total vaIustiUn 0
all the properly in the United SVstes snC
Territories. a1Ga@ ,a . ."
These 6Sures-snd figures won't lie
show the utter imPussibli'y of the people
Of the caUutry 80 pay even the interest o
the debt Of the war and carry on the Gov
erntb dnt besides, saying nothing shout th
, payment of the principal The people ar
already taxed to the .fustherest-s1tent o
ED uasa-u CO !; aud tbe7ofioias who are fat
tening upon the proceeds Of their toIl.ma.
, -see the day when change Of prs4ramm
will be introduced. . t.- ...,E.s
utnotwithsssuIing the deplorahle con
dtion of our fpanoes, the most Wastofu
. and enormous eItrsvsEnnce pervades a.
, departments of Government expenditure
Hundreds of millions Of dollars have bee
squabdered needessly. Aud 1he vsU
, horde Of Addition cormorsuts that sWara
4 around the public treasury, like vulture
around earrion, clntinue,to gorge them
=. selves with sFeenbaoks, apparently bin
. to she future ard Fsgsrdless Of the teach
q ings of history. rr
That we are on the verge OF natl; pr
i bankruptcy, cannot be denied with truti
D.. Let the. pvqs}nt corrupt cyn"sty be ss'
:. tanned in power, and nstionsi repudiali0
!. will be iteVitabie for another four year
Of Abolition .ulr Will not only use I
d the nation pohlieally and physieeliy. bI
), Overwhelm our national treasury in rui
= and bankruptcy. .- .l,.
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From cincinnati.
Cincinnati, March ls.

OluClE0dtl, marc1 10.
Dispatches state that Gen Grant propos-
es to moSeCn Richmond. can state su-
thoritati1ely that Grant has said that
eonceDtratinn of ofarmies would first take
place, when moving army of immense
numbers vpuld travel hnrriedly and make
sudden attacks Gen Grant has said. in
conversation. that the war must cease be.
fore next fall, and that thereafter guerrilla
operations only WOULD be known, aud these
must be summarilJ dealt with. ,A9sia:-
Gen Grant bsa uoii6ed Mr.: Lipe 10 4 end
the Departnsnts that his plane must not
be interfered with. and be alone would be
responsible for the results Of his movementi
Under NJ other condition did he accept th'
commend OF all tbe armies.
MISS Emma Webb. the oratrsss, is 60 re-
rly II Aana Dickinson, in this eityg mex
! Monday week. 'hhA
Another development Of Q1artsrmas
/ ter in this department.. Yhp has COMMITTED
| heavy frauds upon the government, A. soo'
to be made public .-
The republican city convention meets
morrow No cal for's democratic conveu
ton has yet been issued.
Juliet signal., 1864-03-22
COUxCsL PRoCEEn9Tas
RoDH UE THE COEKoN. CnUsCIL ]
lnlIat- narcn 10 1861

Present his Ii nor Mayor Porter and
Alderman Dpohu!e ii giUhfth am. Hsrsch
bHtk, Uirieh, Hunter. Clsbby, Casey 81
Hgns-'T 5ga -5a. -a.G ~
On motion ri AliH Casey. the address
submitted hy R4ndsll d Fuller IN ine sub
j CT o. tbe petition for mAndsuus in the
suit ot Very rs. C!ty of Joliet was adopt
ed ana tie Clark oniersd 10 cel tIfy to SAID
address . ~ 20 .-ts .-ads
Ga mott al Ali Djoii5tle. K. j Han
mopd wgs adte5 to de c1Dmitrse Oh .uro-
issuing the Schaal H4G siR District No 2
Ou motion Of AID. DoJlitlle, the matt
% purchasing two lite fer the School
House in DI-tricr N. 2 WAS refsrred 70
she committee on furnishing School House.
10 Ga ott0n. cauneii sdiourLed. .bsf
a. w II FARLEY, O,tyl Clerk.
Juliet signal., 1864-03-22
From Baltimore.
Baltimore, March 10.

11uItIII1VIVI N1dIOU II.
/ A company of rowing rebels made a
dash into Bath. Morgan county. Va yes-
terday, a0d captured the Union League.
which was 10 session at the tune; also, two
Representatives of the .irst Virginia Legis-
la,ure. After robbing number Of citl,
E'as,. the rebels escaped With their plum
der and prisoners. There are but few
rebels 10 the valley, and tbs is the first
instance for weeks chat they have commit.
ted any depredaiious
Parties from the upper valley report tb 4
all furlnughed rebel soldiers had been call.
cd back to join their regiments in Les's ar.
my.
Juliet signal., 1864-03-22
RepublicanIsn, i'm Indiana.

Tue Indiapsp lis Sentinel, speaking Of
| the late Abolition convention of that SsAte
says tbs. platform has the merit Of bresIty.
if little else fr1s uuconditi nal in demand
ing the supremacy Of the Administration
over the rights and liberty of the citizen,
and total surrender to the policy of the
party in power, whether correct or not
In a constitutional government, where the
right of the citizen to free speech and free
pfsss are guaranteed, the Republican party
OF Ihdiana declare that the citizen has no
right to pass Judgment upon the measures
or actiVns Of the agents or ssrVan IS whom
they have selected to administer it Accord
ing to the constitution and law.
If such . sentiment is not the quintes-
ssuee Of despotism, we cannot com mprsheud
the meaning .of'the te,n. Such are the
tsachingso Of the resolutions and such is
their suirit. ..se
Juliet signal., 1864-03-22
A Admin nisIraIOr's sale of Real
Es tate.

NOTICE is hereby given that in. pursuance OF The
IN order and decree Of the Knox County Cont Sfs
OF Illinois. On the llth day of May 1864 between tle
hours Of 10 O'Clock in the forenoon and O'Clock 10
the atsrnuop of ssid day, AT the Court House oorin
the city Of Joliet, MillCouuty in said STATE at ptbic
Vendne will sell the interest Of Erlstus Hard de-
ceiSsed, an the following lands in sad Win County
ton No "a tn Township NJ. Ss, hoTtI aid Range
Last q the third pJincipaI dian. lying north nj
on the north east corner heretofore coaveye 70 Mr.
shsl hing aud also excepting 59-le0 acres occunisd
BY the Chicago and Rock Island Rsilrnad continiT J
l2s 4-lOJ acres more less SniiectAi II a. -.
interest Of the widow of Erasts ffuta sdeeeased ia
- 50 . y 49,, 49,. Ia fTfE-1nssl =
March a. 1so4. (A-ew) Yfssfis ITrS 5sssss s, .,
Juliet signal., 1864-03-22
niss ennessee 0IafIin
AND GREAT
MAGNETIC DoCTREss
~ Il AND -
CLiIRY0TANT PHYSICIAN.

who mas 60 ~ toni@hed the people through H..
erfuI cures ana mysterious TnseiatIsn- dni one-
i, 81 - - t..ts mas been travelling Tor he
and towns In the etstes; she has trnv.ia Sssee
the s'ek and shis,ed. and curing then with uppsr1
leied success and thrungh her ma retic "a
wonderful operations has oan.sd iry.l;d. =, 80 %
very short time who lad not done 30 for naan.
years this lady seems te he eHdoue with ~. u..i
ing Art and other supernatural yif,.- -, - -.
Darkable degree that she convinoss the moi .tns
leal % oi nvI PIserH aud Elses inf0rBs6sn
Of life come 10 consult her Her skfI shd psx.r, 81
mind are 20 great, there 10 b. diss.ss but
what will give Nsy 10 her tTeatmf nj. t....
This lady is Physician indeed. she can $1,000
point Put the medicine TO cure the ob.tiuaie t
eases even thnse tbst have for years baed thc sfIn
Of our beet phys~ians such diptberia d.-ssss ~
the trat and lungs heart and liver comm amt. A.,
eases oi TIE sieaeh nsTal1a. siek hsadsehe dropsT
M u S a-tbns nls or fatiing sickness, carSsrs
bOuTs without pain or the Use Of, instrumeuf. A.
Aud can make saIves aud lBiments fst viii ente GA
sores lever cores CABeers, rLeumatism tettsr ecFf
L. salt ThsUm, oataTrh sprains IN tbs -
anR limbs. and other complaints OF Oug siEndip. "a
long since Lest their ~
T. 1.!.saa.1 SIGHT AND HEARING.. 80
or heafIy so BY dIssase All Gorms.of FerD,,. On.
plants attended 10 wirh great sueeeSs During her
travels she has cared hundreds who the yerRs
Of t6s grave who are new. Iiyfbsard ENJOYING no
hea TN through her tkiil and Euecessfal treainsnt
satisfactOry references viii be cbeerfuy gfen whsn
required. She will gusrar to maize iermansnt re.
10 all caAes sie undertakes Her e1aioinstans am
S'tb - nhrh satisfaction to merit nd receive tbs
confidence Of all who c"n-ult her. She aneW..s lst
tefs peFfailing 20 life aud kha great satislae-
toI, anu all Whs oanue<cpnsult her IN p%rsuu viii
Pease give statement sf thetr aud situation ioE
her investigation. sndif required. Dedjcibe will Be
sent by express without DELAY.
Lawyer DJcigrs, Aii.isI Re- and many other scisu.
uhc men, bsVe cort'd her upon matters q hish in
Ptauce md give evidence Of their etre satistsction
? sLe has estRinishe her IEPIaMART at the
( Fox River House, in Ottawa, Illinois,
whee she may DC consulted upon all matters pertain
ing 20 Life Health. and diseases Of the hnuan sysern
SS-Al who wish to test The skill aud power O.
mind, should ealt Immediately.
1 ..-. C.sspLT lTIOa EEE. OxK DOLLAR
March 10. 1874. ,Gaav,
Juliet signal., 1864-03-22
From Louisville, KY.
!" Louisville, March II.

A special to the Journal says :at.- .-.
Guerrlles sttack ed freight train from
Nashville. nenr Esteele Springs on the
night Of the 14,h inst, after displacjngj a
| rail, by which the train was thrown off the
track and burned a
Captain Beardsley of the 1880 New Yurk
| and seven men. arrived at Decherd, Tenn d,
on a a'bsnd car, having been paroled. after
| 5riag stripped of clothing. money, jewslry
and watches .r-sa... .sa<tIra sss,
The rabels killed three negroes Oh tho
train. Two guerrills were KILLED No
Tue rebelssre moving their artillery
from .Daltoutowart Ringgold. .a
/ Taylor's -Rige Gap was pick eted by retel
cavalry on the 18th. T. 4ria3a7af ..
We drive them of one day, and they
return the nexs.tra -1ias 3 Is rr-r
The rebels have large foresfUf infantry
and o. Valry and artillery 2 sbne1r 7ass
s4@sa Louisville, March 1s.
Deserters from the rebel army under
John, ton continue 10 arrive here daiIy -
John w. Roberts, 1st Lieutenant SD
Georgia and Sergeant John SlBddeu, of
the 3Ttb Georgia. arrived to day.
They state that the citizens ore in a
wretchedeoaditiOn, With hardly snything
to eGt.~s-s<
The army, however, is we'll fed and
clpthed.. ....-
These men state that tho, Kentucky and
Tennessee soldiers are much disatisfied
and would desert il strict watch was not
kept ovOr them, go. f.,., $50
The 33d. 5lst. and 10th Ohie,, sod the
44th Indiana arrived te day. zen route for
the front. TT =,
81 500 in gold, in trsnsis from this city
e Nashville, was seized 10 day BY the
United States Marshal. "a, o,r.
Juliet signal., 1864-03-22
THE sIIGER SEWING MACHINE


OUR LETTER A FAMILY sEWIsa H1egfyx a.
iasl gaining worldwide reputation III IA fe,ond
doubt The best and chsapest and M Ell n an
Family Sewfng Machines YET ofered n thet 't5biie
No other Family Sewing Machine has 80 MANY tsefni
appliance for HemminR. Binding, FeIIipR Tucfinz
Gathering. 6uAeiBR. BfElding. fmIn,sideTinR Cord,
irg, and 30 forth. No 0ther Family Sewing Machins
hsS - nHSh capacity fnfsa s1est ssfiafy q GdH It
VIII sew All KINDS CT cloth, aud with all kinds Of
hhFeadsI dress and recent impTosements nRks
fAmiiy Sewing Aachine most IBliable, and 80
eble ald most certain in actian at EafegEof
speed IL makes the interlocked stitch, wbieh ne
Dest stitch known. Any one, u the r1ost
nary capacity, see glance how % use the ie.
ter Family Sewing Asehiae- Our family eseins-
Maehines are finished ia ehaste abd sE4nls1is
The Holding Case Of the Family Nsehlle = fts
of canning workmanship Of the usss osesA - S-her
protects the machine when not IN use, -. - -
about 70 bs Hpsfsted MAJ bs opeltT ~ - 800 ~
substantiaI table TO snsfaiD the hoIe S-s.S
the a-.- made ont Of the choicest vooos sIe
"a IN ~ and eh sesf manner Poesl1e; otnsrs
are adoraed and snsbeilIshed in the most epsy eha
h ~ fojnfafy Necessary see the Family Ma
chine In operaion tojudge OF ts great capacity
ana se1a.y ing a. popular fOfsilg ssItng a.
- IN MlJrnnfseturiDg DsGhiaes are for manufacturing
PgrPoiss, s.ncs i.ees are ueiI supplied WITH siik,
tw ist ahread asedlss e As7 Ofihs very beat qaalJ
Send %aIs f., ssssFR faESAaIS RAaISUTAcTURISG COMPANY
- ass Broadway, key Ysrk
ns--caIcAso OfFics, so cLARK ST. ssls-e
le-'ss. JAMES J0HoNHET, Agent in JeIfsk
NOV. ., iseo. 30. :. Z sli..zsL IL
DR1E .pa sHOREs ~ u. 400 Or soS, j IN
eAsRRBE.
Juliet signal., 1864-03-22
AnnuaIToMn Nieetfng.

The legal voters # the Town of Joiet IN the County
of III and state of Illinois leFsby Nodded that
the aaaual Town meeting foF sai tos viii be held
at tue Court House, on the 5th day OF April A. ID.
1885, being the first Tusday in said nIsnt for The pur-
pose amcug other things 80 electug the following bf.
fhcers snp rvsor, Assistant sBsryjsOr ASSESSOR Col
lector, Town Clerk. Commission-T of HighRay- Over
seerer Of Poor, Juscc OF the Peae and Constable and
for the transaction II all otheE businesses may In
pursuance Of Law cOmr before the eeting when con.
yened; which Ineeiihh will e called 70 order berween
the hours Of and 10 ocIck in the forenoon and be
kept open until O'Clock in the afternoon. ~,
Given under my band at Joliet, this 10th day Of
March, 1904 y 5i'I st4 ctgl3 ~ 2 =,
Juliet signal., 1864-03-22
NOTICE
al NOAACE.
ESTATE OF LANES SHELL 49,.

ID SBLIC notice is hereby giyen that on IN. third
Mohasy Of May next, (being the 10th dsy ot
mli Coonty,at the Court House In The civ Of Joet
III ss Of settling and adjusting all claims
snse ~ the estate OF James shell, ate Of Eaid
noined and requested to attend and present their
CLAIMS In writing against said estate for adjusfsnt
lay. '''-''s-S- -
1stsa MaroA a Iss< taa419
Juliet signal., 1864-03-22

-s Tie New York Tribune of the instant
thus states the miscegnation questions:
rod VIII the ndnixture Of white and
black blood necessarily produce physical
jly weak progeny This is question 1fur
Itbs bysiolngsE .dt5
- 3. Have stf6haduIixtu-es heretofore been
Hf1llowed by the evil consequences v hich d
rRiudern reeGrTepee TO them Would threat
.Sa7 This is g G+questiori for the histor.
eiSa. ;-r'i ianb it'''s'' - sal -
s1l4. Are su6b4 admixures forbidden by
.tAs law oPG6d 'lHis is a question for
Ltss IbsOlegiab. -t
YES. Will such admztures lessen the pro,
sG6tve resouTces-of the c0untry7 This is
"a question for the economist"
.Lul1 Tire admixture of white and Hack
Itl5od will produce and abolutionist. The
SS4sims for exemption from lie drafJ in the
srbliti0n State of Massacbusetts the pas,
.ss-ar prove that abolitieuisis are "physical.
Nbs weak" t-- ~
o. 2 The answer TO the first interrogatory
sebripels an HfiEmatiue answer to the sec
cui. as there is a Singular hatDony be-
s17vssu the physical and mental weakness
sefsbolitionists.
: .aS. The answer to the third question can
+srhaps be more intelligently mdde by
81 siting for the developement of the pro-
: Esny Of the sixty one school marms at
sP rtRoyal. et.
= T. Such admixtures we infer, sfe not
= ,5iddsu by the law of God, because those
"a engaged in the interest of GOd and hu-
% .nity" are their practical and jealous
advocates. = 'a
w5 s.. Such admixtures viii lessen the pro-
Hdue.iye resources of tbs 6auntsy, uBlsss
the progeny are Superior 10 ti, 'dee K
sproge6itors; for dad not alr l. n,:a IS. :
70 Patten and Dempsey concerning a
negroes in our army s'fhey e,It and MdtEl
GE!"- Chicago Times,
Juliet signal., 1864-03-22

Ex CHANGE OF PRIsoNERs.-Notwithstau-
ding few prisoners have been exchanged
of late by us giving four rebel prisoners fl
three of our soldiers in the enemys hands
yet the difficulty which originated by tie
demand Of eur Government that negroes be
exchanged on equal terms with white 30!
diers still exists And Thus Old Abe's ne
gro soldier scheme is sacrificing the lives Of
thousands of brave men, and shrowdIog
many hsppy Northern home ip the haAil>
iamerts Of mourning.
Juliet signal., 1864-03-22
CommI.Aionrrn rati,..

Motto" u hereby given u all persons interested,
that a., Janulls-ID Heretofore appointed ~ the
common coUncIi Of the CITY Il JGst, for the pnrrose
oi esjn'fil lHE the cost and Recommending ssGess
ia"at Tor gradln fzfhsr strsrf :Tanl Brc-wAy ST
we-tt tne cy mite il said city. IN confOr nifty win
al "r'inauoe here 'for- passed b sid council for
that purivs- VIII meet for ih- pa:p5se OF entering
upon th.iT 6aes -uch COZ -siofrrs. the Hard
wRr- -, r u " ? Earrert AZ Q e'cI.rk A. iIss9d
c:iy, ThuTsg Gy III. 2s'I dsy OF March Iss. Nhes
md w'ere All persons interested IA sAid grading
are requested to he present.
IUb- EEEGAN0
.s- W. BARRETT tCoE's
..---.-.,.- JDHN CCiRY,
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From, Chat,an.oea.
Chattanooga, Tenn, March

CDht hnOOga, lenn., mdTc0 IL.
Chestham's division, mostly Tennessee
ans, are said to have gone FROM Dalt q |
last week. and been replaced by troops
from Polk's command. The tendency Of /
Chestham's men to desert caused their re /
mOval.
During the recent Reconnaissance, the
rebels, snpposIug general attack was 10
be made on Dalton, sent all their baggage
and Many stores to Ressca.
Six Thousand Georgia troops, doing
duty about the Etuwah Iron Works,
were recently incorporated into the rebel
army.
Since HOoi's arrival at Dalton, il ia said
that Hindmsn will returE to Arkan-
/ sss
1t is not Certainly known that reinforce
| ments, other than cavalry have yet
/ reached Johnston from Lougrtreet. Ny
! opinion is that the growth Of the rebel ar
my has at least temporarily ceased.
Considerable excitement prevailed thro'
( Georgia 90 account of Gov Browns mes
sage, and The rsbei papers are discussing it
with much violence.
The regular passenger train due a. Chat
tanoogs at half past 8 A. N, did cot ar
rive until P, NJ.
A freight trsin was thrown d the track
aud fired lnto last night. three miles south
Of Tuliahoma, by party Of Wheelsr's cav
airy. One report says that two colcred
men we're killed and number wounded -
Several ofbcers on board were tax o q
G upls 1t miles into jhe " eds. +trigpzd
and robbed If their money, watches. and
everything valuable, end 81 e3 releas d.
! AIMING the ofhters ws- Lieut.. Willlsms
of the Michigan Mechsnios and Engineers
He lost $l700 Another ace unr say'
that Iwo soldiers and me citizen were slsi
|, killed. sBS two care burned. The Grst ae
count 10 probably correct, .,- ...-
! Chattanooga, Tenu., March l8.
] An is quiet here. ...S
The leader of the band Of guerrilla
r which committed the outrsge bsar Tulla
r homa IS named Hughes, IN otd offendp
] from the vicinity f ovsrts, TsnB. A de
! tschmeut # tire 50.h New rk ran IN
B., reheis If vhie -tlli pil.deung hrEd nj
tn IN, and are SAID a. nave < H. I tSI. r-t
= Repel papers ars loui n prs a. Of u y
= Vance. oi North CarDina, tor bis Tvceu
speeches
The General Assembly Of the rebe
I Presbyteria" Church meets at CnAriatI5
n. G, on tue 81 of May. Rev. James A
LyOn Is III der stor. -.-.
= a convention of all the rebel churches ha
= been vailed TO devise ssme plan TO cbec
the increase OF vice.
Charleston paIErs propose cfferirg fu
amnesty to all rtgvoes il the Unite
y States Army, provide they return shouc
10 slagsry.l--
:. The Union prisoners con68ef at Colun
n b'a. very nsBTly msds their escape fe
dass ago by tuuneliing Out r..
= The military au hoiities al MobIla hay
t closed Up the stores oi ID Sc zGho retu,
l. small bsils.
= Part JcbG Hor.sn's command 10
y Decatur, Ga. a week agn.
= Ii is " arm and pleasant again. ..
Juliet signal., 1864-03-22
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Tax Sale Nnfice

Notice q hereby given mat al as.Ie Of lot.
for taxes held ON the 23d day Of BprI IsC2 W the
city Of Loliet, county OF viii and State Of Illinois,
the olllwipg lots were sold. tO-yS The undivided
one half Of thst rart Bot owned BY Oswego and IDdf
ana p. T. Co. ar Mrs kiza Patrick Of Lfts oua ana
two Block 90 in h0wen's Addition % joliet. in the
city Of Joliet, 1coDnty of VIII and State OF Illinois,
semPton will expire in two year, from above aats.
Joliet, March Is. 1seI
Juliet signal., 1864-03-22
ccrnorntion NntInn-

Nof'r" il Ti7 gwen t5 al p-rsus interested that
t'c=l9t --io't~ ti"ietOtsuS appoint q hy the ecna
n'"E c"-rcts "f ra rItV % Joliet 10 estimate the
eSTS.s - anf rsc4It gTFgd the pur-
i-he Of buli;Eg SIDE walk Ih West si1- ~ joliet
street hewae' sf and the South linz OF
hock 1Sl school Section Adiirion Joliet n ssid
city have retUr ned their which is on nle
in ih- onne OF the city clerk. and the will be
confirmed by the common council % the eIh dsz of
NpFNi lsoi unless objections made by person
per ons interested.
W U.ZSELEY
%. i City Clerk.