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Juliet signal., 1864-03-22
STATE OF ILLINOIS.
. VIII countyCtyeci. cosr'
Of March term a. D. 1854.
1911 In ChncArr

y iIltlIl Il.7fr RlTibs = -" =
FFI .'lY if "fliia nonresideHcs oftfe stove nam
a ed Ge'tesni x lianI u. ScTosE a. frsipg been
tce s hereby given - the said ilIisZn a. seroxz41s
tat sargsrei sor"ssns the complainant above Is-1-
81 nied her hill Of comnlaiDt in said court on tbs
Shsncery SIDE thereof On The I4Th day Of March A. D
IN.4 a"d that summons thereupon issned out Of
la oot se 70 h lswEequirsd sRi that ssid cause IL
row Tend'rS in saff c1nrt. s-Ss =
10" 'nnhs- you tlR sail above Bair-d -aeFesd,nt
shah personally be and appear sefpre the sad Ieui
NopTtoi WI County on the tap Of the n. Z 1
term thereof to ee holden the Court House In shs
Iity g . 'Chet IN said County the Fourth Asnday
o. daTch, instant aud plead answer or dsuuur 70 thS
sold lpil tscoqpSif ae llhttgf. and shingss 4, uniS
bh'"i complaint charged and ststei viii bc taken "A
confessed b yon and decree pi be entered axaInSt
yOn sccofdinE ~ the pray " ff, rsId bt = =
o.. NJ. RUSSELL, Clerk.
5GpoDgUE HoUsE Comps Solsoas5 a.s5.lT-1 ftT-TE
. s.Ioijet- March II. 1854 - 49,. ~
Juliet signal., 1864-03-22
" sshingten, March l8.

.-.- sESATE.
A petition was presented by the citisHns
of Brootlyn that rebel lands be conf 6scated
and 'dviCPG in psrcels Of 100 acres apd
distributed among the soldiers. Refer
red. -a=
B. Mr.. Grimes resolution, amending the
arules so as to require all action upon nomi-
na,iOnsto be mRds in opon session, was
referred to the Judiciary committee.
20 The House bill to provide for eurryir g
ynsils 70 foreign parts was taken up, and,
after amendments, wss passed.
On motion of MIR. Wilson, the Senate
proceeded to the consideratiou Of the Sem
ste bill 10 prCmOts eJlistments, and for
other purposes.
n Mr. Wilson made speech in support Of
amendment to the original bill, as q subs
e Stitute for it, which trees the wive~ end
ehi'dred OF golored recruits. The other
yPortions OF the original bill bad been pro-
Vided for in past legislation.
.ns Cons5 arable debate en-uad on this
bRmsndmeI,, and another giving compensg-
otiop to lOysl masters.
Without disposing Of the enlistment bill
she Senate sgresc TO adjourn until Mon.
IdAy JEnd went into executive session.
E9 a. HoUtE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
sd MIR. Julian. spoke m Ravoca1y of the bill
1reported hylhin TO ext end the princirles OF
Jthe hem sstRad law to persons in the mill
itaTy or naval seryioe, on cOnfsoated and
forfeited lands.
g The House proceeded to. the considsraA
zion of the Senate tbii to facilitate entries
70 soldiers uodsr the Homestead bill
g. The above Ssnate bill, anendatory 30
aithe hnmestsal bill passed
Adjourned.
Juliet signal., 1864-03-22
The SLAUcurER AT OLEsTEE The NY.
Ereninn Post saws: -.- -.

D0- Henry Ward Beecher7is opposed to
the re election Of lincoln because be is
pious man. Strange. that this fact was
not discovered in 1850, when 50 many
clergymen pressed his claims for the Pres
idency, declaring that God had raised him
up for that apecial purpose. - 90
Juliet signal., 1864-03-22
CoInmI.sion.rs NntIce.

Nofice y eeTe D.! given that the commisncnerS
henetofCe app,futsd by fEe common council n he
city oi Joliet 10 e-tntAt tie recon mend an
a-sts>n'eEt q deTay The rS!ccse Of build rg side
Ns!E % The east eide Of iot from jefferson ST.
to a. BHTen street, will the Office ot the city
clerk on Hfslr clay the 2sl day Of march 1854 ~
o'clock VI, ~ben sud Vherr all psfsons interested
IN said side walk i-qsr-.ad 10 atrear
. ..--F lam. 4. tlMSI- .cK.
VA. sNiTH yconni.iu nsr..
c. BRoWN,
Juliet signal., 1864-03-22

P%o7er three hundred wagons have
already passed through St. Joseph, Mo ,on
tbeF way to toe gold region Of Idaho All
were heavily laden with merchandise for
market.
Juliet signal., 1864-03-22
Twentx Dollars Each.

1t costs the people OF England, or Great
Britain, fourteen dollars per head annually
TO support thst government. Switzerland
demands only eleven dollars per bead
France ten dollars aud half Holland
twelve duliors, ..2.'"'t
But it is the privilege Of the American
people to boast of taxation greater than
any sother nation on earth every man
woman, and child in the country must be
taxed, after this war is over, the sum
ttcenty d. liars per year for the support Of
the government
If the public dobt Of EpgIsnd was equal.
ly divided among her people, it would
amount to one hundred and forty dollars
each, but it must be remembered that
England has, TO support this debt,property
to the amount of $45 100000, 900. We
owe debt which would call for the sum
oftwO huhdred dollars per head of Our
population. but our entire property is only
SlI e00!OG0 GEO.. .e s.r s-r ~
WIKI apuhio debt as large a. that OF
England, y heu our war Is over. we she'll
show less than one third as much national
property. The debt of France would only
cell for sixty Ave dollars Ter head Of her
population, and that of Russia twenty two
per head.
Juliet signal., 1864-03-22
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

By Inctu u understand ipg and a. reeneHt between
the underriEnri The CattueIi hp heretofore EXIT
ins setwe"u them has ten Dissolved. ard II IL HaU
VIII conting business al their old stand Ia J6iiet
-...s -....F .-. .a--. -F.. NJ. II. HALL
--.. 80. 80. .f... -. s. q, SrBAKSF
Juliet signal., 1864-03-22

s@- Bishop Whitebouse will preach and
aiministssr3 the rite Of Confrmatiop il, the
Episcopal Church next Monday evening.
Services to commence at half psst seven
yo,lhok -.st
Juliet signal., 1864-03-22

hPrhfen BY The Nsnufs~surers cf Cnek's 10.
rst0r be are int.tr-fed iu hSrinx ths Vest snn
plie'i VIII slod p1T- Sred
iayr 2 esleaa liuirs qGsptiry % s74Ebzu sad
t1.Haleisr --.d ClsiEis1 . t. tEs mot profitable
varieties Tor ;his climate, purcha-e IL -nu want
4 ~ slsv - Spnisst V.P. SAPisrT
March l2. l-e4.
Juliet signal., 1864-03-22
THE CO.PARryERsHTP

Heretofore existing under the firm name of Ransdell
Miller is this day Dissolved by nhGtuai consent 3a
4 kamsdeil continues the business the old stand
NA'l"nai SioeA,n eA,n heI a- j6pN E pkAAs2ELL : sI4E
Joliet, March 10, 1894. ,3 -; 2 = M,
Juliet signal., 1864-03-22

JOLIET ELEcTIoN The election for ci,v
officers took place in Joliet on the Ist
inst. E. Porter, Esq. one Of the very best
men in the county, is elected Mayor. IL
would be useless to run an opposite csndi-
date against Mr.. Porter and eysrybody
knows II. He will make an excelIant off,
GER Wilmington Independent
Juliet signal., 1864-03-22

P%Ths annual report Of the casualties
upon the railroads in New York shows
that during the last year oOS persons were
killed and l39 injured.
Juliet signal., 1864-03-22

rWs would invite especis1 attsotion
TO the article copied on the FIRST page Of TO
days paper from the GathoIic Mirror. an
the results of emancipation in Jamaica.
Juliet signal., 1864-03-22

TALKING OF PEACE can S~ n.
dOuhr rlI4t a l--iia, y, tsrnr ~ nsaee IT,
grwlng ~ m tns Saptb. 'Tsaye ~ a
i1iica fIon.rf t'iis - -sh4 Ts.er's N Asssses
tle 6 veTD"-i G. 'rgis f. gay- =
"We shnuii keen b,fere re NartSsr,
people the ii that We are rea@F e. neg
tiste when'they Sre rhs9y aud vii rec =
n'Z4 cuT right t. self r4ysrtirca'st and re
srvereignfy ;of the StaIe- A4'eT each
victory car government s5iuid nase q
J, Sttr e. fer Of peace IN 'N.se terms y d
should t'e cure O. : S;ats rs q uj'ts 4 1T
th- armed force he 1itl 3r.i~n NJ the
bsl't hsx decide Irthi4 u refused, ~, II
a q zsn times, renew il " Tss
Juliet signal., 1864-03-22
Town CalI..to-

Aea matter o. conIenienee 70 tar payer. Iti H..
py some that the sanie person N ould hoIi ~
eNlty and Town Collector. the underLizns5 hs-t
been elected TO the former by the kfrd rtasra ~
fellow citizens. Offers himself a caudfdate f,r T,-
collector aud sccits the votes Of hose vorably dIs
s--rst-r ..- JOHN LENNON.
Juliet signal., 1864-03-22

REThe various Magazines for April
as wei as toe popular literary periodicals
and newspapers Of the day MAY be found
at Hawley i Simmons: in the post Of
fee. -...., a.-,..
Juliet signal., 1864-03-22

Mr.. lincoln must make up his mind to
be elected next fall, il he is elected at all,
| without the votes of the German Repub bli.
| cane. The German American National
Clubof New York city, alta recent meet
ing, Unanimously adopted the following
resolution, which is SO plain ani pointed
that even the Lincolnites can't fail to M.
derStand it: $50 t.t .5r
"Res6lued, That we will not support
abraham Lineola under any conditions
whatever} n be should be renuminated by
any party for second term" '"b
TuE SLAUGurER AT OLEsTEE The NY.
EreniHg Post says: W ~
"The lass, in wounded alone. is now
reported at eighteen huudred -Ineu this
d fesnotinehdeth killed Got of Ii Q
Thousand engaged ,our loss will be 10 killed
and wounded over forty per cent -Olustee
appears tn-have been another BalPs Bluff. "
Rather expensive elecuoneering for the
Presidency; but what care Abraham Lin
cola and HE minions how many thousand
lives are sacrificed to forward their smbi~
tious schemes, so long as they can draft
more as they may need them to fill their
places. gse fss5ab a.y .s.-g
Juliet signal., 1864-03-22
StTareI

THROh the s6bs.r1bef IN This city aso4t thsrss,.
II Of Dec, iast,a laFgeI' spotted Cow, Ihr tstGu6
white. white face, large horns. bra nied 1Ehk
hip, years cid. giving milk when shs leet.-r, 80
b ANY person giving information the r.de,.-,
4n Joliet q her hsrebOGts viii be lberaly reward
Feb lo.lset eyA6 :. p JOHN FERGUSON
Juliet signal., 1864-03-22
'TeifEn euiGf from Capt. Bar
Ga Rett's Battery TO tie Ladies Of
FoYFaNa - ~Sst ...

r
4. y-Ai 3 msatinE of'ths members OF Battery
Is %. Ill. Artillery, hold on the 10th day
ost Msrsh, OEattanuogs, Tenn the follow
YingresnlutiJns wera passed: u,..
-zssResOlued, That we tender our sincere
thanks to the ladies of Juliet forr the cold
collation. pTspaTeti lur US theEdgy wsleft
I1hasrwe ElSayE stall cherish a feeling Of
deep gratitude towards them for their
kindness q and TO those that 30 kindly
waited uui-ua ct the collanon-we shall
remember thar bright smies and cheering g
TOrds- whom bstthng for our coantry 6
honor. = ..- a. ..
80 ResoiUed, Thst titeje resolutions be Put
an GoHpany records, and copy forwarded
10 the Ladies of Joliet, III and that the
80 published in the Joliet Signal and Re
spuIlsG8. 30.
ii. ala CHAs. NJ. BARNETT
5an RI yg Capt. Com. Battory
Juliet signal., 1864-03-22
From Cairo.

ShiIOg 4A AOs
The Continental arrived to-day, from
New Orlesns the l0tL. She brought the
llih aud 18th Iowa and the 18th Wiscon-
sin. veterans, from VIcksburg.
Gen. futile commands at Natchez-
Major Pomniiz 18th Iowa. is in command
of all the veterans Of the 81 Brigade.
Gen Chambers is geing 70 Davenport
with his old regiment, the 10Th Iowa
Gems G. ID Lee and jackson hung on
the rear of our troops returning from
Meridian, as far as Bolton S alton, twenty
eight miles ir m Vicksburg, when they
relreated rapidly, having been driven
back. as.
Cairo, March IL.
The hospital steamer r. C. Wood, from
Vicksburg aud Memphis, has arrived with
349 sick and wounded troops, and left this
mOroing for 81. Louis. Eight died On the
way up,-amOng them Julius Comus, 34rh
New Jersey, buried ut Helena.
The estimated force of the enemy, at the
recent fight at Yazoo City. is 5000, with
four pieces sf artj lery Two steru.Thee
gunbosts were there, but could render SER
vice without endangeriug our forces. The
Stu LouisiaDs (colored) lost so killed,
wounded, aud missing The LIST Mississip-
pi Cavalry lost so wounded; the 1lth, 25
to 80 10 all. Nine out Of eighteen oGcers
In the Sth Louisiana we're wounded.
Juliet signal., 1864-03-22
Prosperous, with a slight
Drawback.

The Times oS Yesterday dsvOtes column
of its space 90 prove that iU spi'e # tb.
war the nation is pruspsrous beyond all
precedent. Let US consider tais matter
moment ..-r. .-E
Previous to the war our whole ?opuis-
ton, N'rlh and s nth, was engaged N
productive empioFments that is to say. n
growing crop, manufacturing articles OF
use and ornameuI, or IN e1ebAniug cJm-
III dities Every department OF labor.
therefore, ~as deU ted tn the creGsion Of
wealth. The number OF Son-pro iuoers in
the community wac very Email To day
there cannot be less than one million fTs
hundred thcussEd- mer North sud ,uth
who have been withdrawn from che i-rD
aud wIsshop, aud whO,' ss soldiers or
Dangers N 10 the sEmY,- 6Te NJ longer Vr'-
dpcers auj creat-r- f weRlgh. .hui eansuu
Sr All i1@.r'g's- Z gea.!h Jjhu Sm''h
~ sJab"rer-oF ueo yaniee wss, worth 1s yha
Z ~ GUnItg sc least 4 10 ussnd dO,lsrd Der
year, bU' asn .Smith AS soldier is n
chrrge upon sAe crmmunitys.o. EbguI,that
amount - hrIe as-a i s-trJypr, Ia killing
ofhsr yslusals Jo.n Sni!ss and wasting
10" cauntry, he rasIs mush more t. show
h y mueh he e'untry loses We gics the
following figures: a--.- a-... -..-y
Estimated Y"srlv value nf 1908 Ya.-
tabor OF one Tiiiion iDen 81 900. coo 600
Yearly SosI It putting srd --ar.'-
keeping one million meO 10 #...-.i
the 6esd. r.- $lOo0,G 600
.--
Total st .'E9 $1,000 000 ,OOe
There are really mocF 6dt- tban ri
lion 0t msu VINO haze ben turned & n
-, : *, ..
figures are rti Slzn ernUgr
BIT ,hIs Is nt H. B 'or~ the ws- .he
lahor 6 tie uo,ry VAS ern .lUyed IN r.i-
inS g, maou'actorinE. 6icsing ta1a's.
! cunst-uc-i' : ra'iros js, IT ctirg h'.u .ss a
/ the Ike al pF hich at!ed directly =, the
fixed eal'h Of tbe cuuty. Bit h'w 8
il now! WAY. the Gaiu hvik o. orr Ia
boring ruiafiJn Is e. gsget m rnarufac-
toring ard supply ing in,r.sm ui- gf wSsta
I and tastructrou-,e eurar, muskef~ eatTeS,
/ equipmer:s. vywd,r. shot. .ro e ala std
I the 1houssnd ari urtans1rs- - ser a
bale f 'tton, h0g bead o: rno!I-sss, or q
! carload f corn reIrssrnt Tssoit r "u-
man labor. . ss an-ir,5r clad s'ip or II
twenty inch gun: but ~" one sitniai= er.
u the necessities # ;1ers,s, AMI e4is.iy
the w.T!j'- s-aitA ~tl. TIE h,r 6
! shear ~a-te n ~, ONE Fon. q ,
and il j or' fJ- .te--,uCrIp"
! But h,w !, y0a &C: n0t { r tho srcsr-
! eat p-a-veri'Y f the O. IN " ? it may he
asked Ejss onchtf. ~ ar- li,irg on
| crcGi:-cu lroD'sss''-a -',h cur chil3,
AMI u. ,.h -ar'.-'s r.i dr@'r. .s,H 2hsts
,,nd f.aT'h g-n-'hfi pus' ;a7. Ne
srA d-ansn- asI- ..s fu'pre. 4n
/ Ike The -p-udllIifl-, are ,iyrng cipt,u--
4 ~. --.
To talk C size pr9sperity cf thI county
| when We are IA cted wfsh' rhs ->r-s, evils
! which can h''t rst, n. MT n lei-i' Of
! which - the 1sr-ai inssnltS md lrtoxirs>
ton every hers nrev7rl'ng - drs-nrisht
| nonssn>e, If 30 wicka'ln,sS. Il is-s''' %
the uEtrrancs yi fool n AZ goe - 30 k.bo'' :
be has an sudisucs 4 10 Is H" H
Juliet signal., 1864-03-22
Town EiecIIon.


BnWey Commlssfoner.
,s,1 arc authorized q snuounee Tboua, Tv-..,,
ior Highway Commissioner at The sns,is - eenoldate
Juliet signal., 1864-03-22

Death OF BEAuREeARD's wIEE.-The
wife of Gen. Benregard died at New Orleans
on the 4th inst Her funeral was the .lar-
gest ever seen in that city. The cortege
was Overcome mile IN length. Gen. Banks
kindly extended to the family the steamer
Nebraska, TO convey the remains few
miles up'the rover to her fathers .planta.
ton.
THE WEATHER Daring the past week
we have bad some extremely cold weather.
The canal and river were frozen over, and
legation on the former brought to q sad
j, a@. 1t was the coldest weather ex,
t.rI>A-,- - March for many years.
Juliet signal., 1864-03-22

To talk e size prospsrity oF thI county
when We are fl ct~d wi rha -~r-s, evils
which can h"'tl nst, n. Mt n le ,-.' Of
which - the ,1sr-ai inssn,tS und rtoxi-g>
tion every hers nrev7iliog. - dr-nrisht
nonssn~e. If 30 week a'ln,sS. Il is7s''', ID
the uEtersnce yi fool n a. Jne y Go kb,.v :
he has an audience 4 10 L.. 10" "f
Juliet signal., 1864-03-22
P URE
ST GAR CANE SEED

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IyPI RITZ AEfsM. --COLCH ESTER ffAS RETURNED
- and taken s72 Broadway OF Eighteenth
street. who're be be consulted all past present aud
igtnfe STAIRS
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SPECIAL NOTICES.,
II coSroaNIrY WITH k%.acg 81 ThE LscIsra.
rsaiiou 70 trer,ss' gases. has, Iet Il l.a es p -
Go,n1. Il. . owin asser pou x 80 sssds mi assf.
;sod ty ny aasss W Raaf Hstshers rroy d ~.
nsue eg /. sn wha tas ! O. eiacss ne tsaa.
q p,srks q brewers eass. .se: z se ga mpf'soa
Wv yons. jay. lSGs - sssi goareea'h .! y. =.
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cock las lsaAsasyt etenltS AZ ~ issl 2, tas-
ny" y. 7 copnmorcs, Recording s.'se ssi.-
nssaT S,s sy re- sgA si 4 az r.
ss.ar as BE Sc = =
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s,sns,s viz rom ana sic, tho sos @si :, ssg;su.-
nsst b reroyst and ,en ere r sss ~ sp.1 70
on Long island ANS rands dos,gsg - atsaa 70 suoat
rssS, ~ p re aav y s Ell y aaEs Z
s.iioo Of Marks eouita, oMse y Fair agsars thts
SrciisE -TnE PLUMBERS AND GAS FfrTERs O.
~ wastiol.en ~ are or ~. ans T''s.g rs
heFs to y.gs q j as,rs WIZ NJ. rs. s.S e
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% q e iS. sS'', t az q ss 4 e 10 s;seS
Business . G. ssasob & ' sssess
Ift.g .oRsss ,TosE FOR 4 NLw GEaNAu ~.
, w e 81 "a e sss's as ,A g ss 'ss
fieT pr Irr srha,rer. Rry. Nr Bshfsof an Re-, Mr.
49,. I'D a. adj rsys tie audiences Toe ,ieWhere
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fruE DRN GoonJ pONrq,.s ASp rAcSPR. Will
X hos = m-suug N siinftsss August air. ", q
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v,leb % sltsn. $500 .....
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w fssaen arcssraf IL The tr'aa' rosres n ~ is.
Va.f sall ~ Angus a, rstsn1lBg ifrf ~ 0a'ed
aa.hnsou x,dalii,n Poo con'lssy gt'e 's,.g 2
i.s.,, or and the lat't - u bla essr s1o "
M as,-s ~ project tho rit frli dcrs vr lsif 1tt
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.ts, bss III 1ny rirtgu sr. 40 ~crks@ ~
MA r,rnDeny ssr yin 'ie isr ftecp wsts wrr ~
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N kEGANh AND TJkssNp.
1yrRa 4 co. Bxa TO aSSovN,sls t rlfr prBtIc
u that's psssr. has pse~ g~a..ra :rrwWs Of August
ia B.lf;I Co. CUlseftq MAINLY yreys, - CA an
s,rrei earher.os pestt cassYes E,uldinw.
SsNokf4a. TOBACCO. --yss9Ns SCARS Az feo FER
- thossa9a bud rpwNjss NJ ~ NsN YAK Sssa, aad
fnbaa' Agency, "a 'hTil. kveI 81 okers wlshre an
srt GO dssse'm - se'efos qualities y Nd ~ these
tneaecei w. CAkf, Agent
-. -
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eVIVsVVN w $50 N3A $50 Sii 81 per Why
send'ng ~ SAs A.rplas with ~ a he country
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lie les tft H. grfN. CAL llrass l. Wiz
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MATnIMONTAl.

,,W5 to..u GENTLEMEN ARE DESTROYS %
az 81 tAe acpNstnt ,acc o. two youn3 ladies', wis
es t' Nsny .lcsso euciSse earle e Nts,c ~ WV
ne A A. essr n, s~d q. L., oex w Herald sssss
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ssA esi . .rsai tss,,o. sass,4 "a sas,,s :
us hAmSN sqsrs 80 4 n sssAoa.us
sa f,ass REisi@BSa HhA osoAsfhR.
100 BeeApgAy ssivs ss.ss,, \. ~
70 90 GOOD m.o wasted gs.o,.s city AMI c'ur'y
And rho @ branch srv'ce. 'hu-s snrsa'y rsvsiry
Con s e ac Ordinary s'Amsn a''e'
@ e, ans 81 the 80 ys a. Wen s
sane hoaorable and fair tre.,'a~a. ].
sso@d :. sa so% s they allow -. ~ to. to The
where, probability. they would gel swindisd OF
RMy AND NAVY voLuSTEGRs AND suBsrI
airy or ioianrs asa bremen ps'sr. aes@sa ssa
sn,eoa BY @ Of S wen Sh
he street cail and oapan Combs s,mssl asps
ns,d street near Broadway You may bring your wife or
'r.eaa w" so4
IL MEN ENROLLED AND LIAsLE TO he DRAFT
~ ed-tankerr, merchants AMI others fnrn 'shed wih
three Years oban.d from Provost ssrssss x any disIrc
Refers given merchants of this c and other ctes
81 spshsrd street near Broadway Brookyn DO
Is To- z r. ss
revice The undersisned win promptly furnish alien
stltues Tor New York Kings or other district in the
~ ass Ss L n g Fulton &c s..
next door below HardSns's tea store, Brook.yg; .,,
M = = 800.
A CARD-lNvALID CoRPs-A FEW DrscHARGED
sS ss s3o sf ~ wok
RAIL, 2sG Broadway
A t yes BROADWAY -i,2co CASH IN gAsp, WILL BE
~ paid 10 two COOL substitutes, this uaN. ~
WASHBURN A WOREALI.. 2o5 Broadway.
ALL THE RIGHTS or VOLUNTEERS Ann suHsTI-
II tltes explained where aud how sseure the argos
bognties relief 10 families, a. at the isry law oace of
wASHB i WORRALL. e56 Broadway.
LII VETERANS ALIENS AND OTHERS WHO ~,
"A tend TO enlist enter the service substitutes viii
do wei to call Brown 4 SHELDON, Military aud
Naval Banking OMce, No. 2 PARK place
A TTENTIOS.-AL AND DISCHARGED yETg
"A viii DO gIaranerd 800 cash 10 afer passing
the lf doubt That .hey WON'T receive their
Dey they havert paid into The hands Of
ahsl before being sworn IN Apply to j. WAEaGN
ffRN, 25i BreadwSg, between Chs tnhers and Warrior
streets down stairs BIO men taken out q the state
A TTENrI0N $3.50 70 $40 CASH, BESIDES PRigE
~ and roller money. gtffantced 10 few g5oi
enipt from tho dra ths i regularity icepseahv
the United States government inuuite AZ 24 Yves. stree
corner Dog street stairs before A. ~ BOYS from Sto
~ years of age taken for the army
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rUBsTITUFEs, ALSO REPRESENTATIVES, FOR THE
p coming draft. furnished at reasonable prices wlens
References required Apply al the old established
stcoi 38 bleyenth street, corner OF Sixth avenue.
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GUDsTITUTES WANTED IMMEDIATELY FOR THE
y term o. one YEAR for three gentiencn TO whom the
highest cash price will be paid In hand passing the
Accior. Apply to HENRY WHEELER. Park Hotel, corner
OF Nassau and Beekinan streets.
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Il 49, II
NrsL0s axRDss.-oOs sssoss ouxsrgs TO !,
TsT Re c 90 fFssxfaE iar err ''a'
THE ILLUMfNAiBy GAKDah sorEr EFsEs
r..a..u..-.~ :. - ~ ENisG. n
's8 - GRE VT SUCCESS
And UNIVERSAL DhNAsO,
Mas ToclLLg wxsrEas.
VII repest This Sstuday. August Is aud evsaips
cELEsaarED AND RENowSwD RENDITION
LADY ISABEL AND MADAME VINE sH.f
oTss NINE HUNDarp TINES
THROUGHOUT THE UNfrEo STATES WITH JH1
MOST DisTikGUISnED si'ccESSl
In o. W iayieuros thriIpg dr.nia, entitlcd ee feh
EAST LthNk. tM
TBe rI@nni.eseyr
FOUNDED npon ne pawcrln vet o. tns sam. rsta-
Iii DisTGEpTios or uJCH BxcyLLEvCs /,
en-, 70 nr ,he names o. Nesrs = 4 snewenJ Q. ~
m 1e hrs sherett. Mary @els Fs er Fioresce r..
sArs SECURED six D yis II xbrP pcSi'''A
w ALbhcKs shPgRq Y
IT MIR. DAN bryant
SFcaNO TINE HtRR.
Samuel Lovcrs co ebraied rish Ora three acts %
titled
RORY oMogE
wtS ibe son iic Lads that Livs 10 ise sni :,
soiieNng solomob. tares Fs =
~, ~ ~,
.e' ~ Lacy mr u Ca'-
hhan ibu. NJ ta'f
Nh Nn7es
Bi ~ BIO" os 81
With The Besntinl ballad fic dream ~ Love
MISUNDERSTANDING bAwN
ia which aR DAN B9yAHT viii appear "a
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES LIVING IN NEW YORK
~ and Erookyn can be furnished with substitutes for
three by calling the dated States Army and
Navy Agency i53 Fulton street aud az Broadway room
No D, up staira.
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M DOUGHTY. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS HOUSE
lN bold Furniture. Carpets &c-M. DOUGHTY wu
bell Tuesday August 16 Mt O O'Clock At 1855 Lex!r
venu the Furniture contained TIE above house. VIZ
Psrlnr Suits Cottage fanoforie Sofas. Tables Chamber
Gu Dressing Bureaus WGshstands. Beisteas Mattress
hos Pailiasses Bankes Gomorters. Sheets, trCc
4; ware 3ura and Cornices Kitchen uten ais &c
the whole TO be peremptorIy sold for cash.