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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-07-19
The NEOVem mt Against Allan.
NASHVILLE, July 10.

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The Chattanooga Gazette of Sunday
states that udviCes from the front give the
cheering intelligence that our furces have
successfully crossed ChattahOOchee River;
that Hardee's rebel corps was faDked and
forced to run for their lives; that from
1000 to 5000 of Hardee's command were
captured; that the whole of Jobuston's ar
my is now in the woods north of Atlanta.
and will have to fall back and give US At
lanta before another week.
The Nashville Union of this morning
says: Further advlces fully confirm the
crossing Of the ChattahOoche, ard the Sc
cure Judgement of cur forces on the south
side Of that stream. We shall expect to
hear Of the fall Of Atlanta in few days"
Louisville. July IA
The Nashville Union ssys: dispatches
have been received here that Sherman had
crossed the Chatta ochee, and that his
advance, on Thursday last, was within
three miles Of Atlanta"
From the Louisville Democrat, July IS.
We learn from persons who arrived from
Nashville that rebel cavalry are on the
line of the Nashville and Chattanooga
Railroad, and scarcely day rasses that
they DO not make some demonstration Cd
tie road. The rails are torn up, sud every
Vlllalnous device resorted to to throw the
trains passing up and down the road of
tho track: The cavalry are 10 such force
that the running of trains on the road is
virtually at an end. On last Wednesday,
on Informant etates, three trains laden
with saMiiary stores and other valuable
goods belonging to the government were
captured. The guard aud officers on the
train were arrested aud paroled after be-
ing relieved Of their arms. Tho rebels
then set fire to the trains, which DESTROYED
all the cars together with their c,n,e1ts
The trains were attacked and captured at
a point scventyfVe miles south Of Nash
VIE by large force Of cavalry They are
sala TO De under the command of Forrest,
ana are exceedingly bcld iu their oDera-
tons. They heye within the past month
succeeded in destroying several million
dollars worth Of property belonging to the
government.
New York, July I6.
Adsices from Shsrman's armv state
that three OF our strongest corps are south
OF the Chatts hooehee strongly intrenched
in the rebel abandoned works.
1t Is rumored that the rebel Gen. Many
is wounded.
The rebels have fallen back to the inter
notifications Of Atlanta, three nilss from
the city. The works are very strong Win
10000 militia in them. The rebels ore
moving all supplies to Augusta, fearing n
flank movement and the CAPTURE of ALL
to.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-07-19

WOULDN'T SHOOT HIN The rebels re-
gard our jocose President the best General
they have 10 the field. Tney had timely
potice of bic recent visit to Gen. Grant. and
although he rode on several occasions, in
plain view and within easy range Of their
rifles not shot was fred at bin. At a
poirt where our men have been particu-
larry harrsssed by sharp shooters, be pass-
ed by as safely as if riding down Pennsyl-
vauis avenue, surrounded by his BODY
guard. Straws show which way the wind
blows and the conduct of the rebels shows
who they regard as their best friend
Lincoln has been their most faithful aIlv.
sud they will hail bis reelection with
thanksgiving and jOy.-Olio Patriot.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-07-19

DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION = There
was meeting of the State Central Com
mittee at Chicago on last Wednesday, and
il was agreed that the State convention be
held at Springfield on Tuesday the 9th of
Septen berr for the nomination of O State
ticket and candidate for representative
in Congress fer the State at large. The
ratio Of representation will be the same ss
at last cOnventiOu-Will county having
eight delegates.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-07-19
THE SINGER SERIIG Machine,

OUR LETTER FAMILY SEwING MACHINE a.
last gaining woTld-Niie reputation. Its Ieyo1S
d"nht the test and cheapest aud mo Il beautiful OF an
Family Sowing Machines yet of-red 90 The public,
No other Family Sewing Machine has % nasy ussfff
appliance for Thinning, Binding, FeiIiaE. TackiEF,
gathering, GuS6 ling, BTaidHG, EmHruid-ring Cn4S.
iEg ana so forth. No Other Family Sewing Machine
haz 80 much capacity for great variety Of work IL
VIII 80" all kinds q cloth. aud with all kinds Of
tHTead- Great aud recent improvements make cur
iHmliy sewing Mach iue most ieliabe, and most du-
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Oest stitch known Any one, even Of the most ordI-
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yer a Family Sewing Machine Our family EezipS
hschip are finished ia chaste and exquisite style
The gliding Case u the Family MACHINE is a pieca
"i cunning workmanship Of the most useful kind II
protects the machine when not ia use, and when
ap1ut 10 be ol.rated may be opened spacious and
subs antial table to sustain the work While some N
the Cases made out Of the choicest woods are fnish
cd IN the simplest and oEGstest manner possible ofhs
are adorned and embelshVd in the Iaost costly ana
superb manner. '' @-~
1t Is absolutely necessary TO see the Family Ma.
nine IN operation, 80 as to judge Of great CAPACITY
II !. fast becoming as popular for family seSfnRas
purposes. "
The Branch Ofiees are well supplied With silk
Send for a PANPHLET
1HE ElNGEk MANUFACTURING COMPANY
go ass broadway, New York
AS-CHIcASO OFFICE, so CLARK ST.
~ -s.. JAMES JoHoNNET, Agent in Joliet
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A Brace Of Loyal, Editors.

The proprietor of one Of the Lincoln ps-
pers at Detroit. has just been found guilty
Of deirauding the Government. and iudG.
ment OF S52 600 has been rendered against
him. Capt. HURT, who is a quartermaster
in the army as well as proprietor of the
OliO States Journal. has been found guilty
of a similar otfense. aud his sentence is
awaiting the Presidents approval. These
fellows are specimens # war editors"
generally. All of them may not expect to
make money IN the same way but in one
way or another, money they are after.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-07-19

A PIC Nc PARTY SUkPK,srn G.
RILLAs.-Yesterday party of young la
dies and gentlemen bad pic MIC near
Falls Church, Va, and in the midst nf
their pleasures they were surprised at the
appearance Of about twenty Of Mos5y's
men, who told them Lot to be afraid, and
danced set with the ladies, after which
they went to the wagons and devonred the
cream and eatibles provided for the Occa-
sion. They then made of.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-07-19

Left behind him q record 90 glorious. -.
rejoice that the hearts Of thousands are We.
animated by bic sentiments; and We scs
cept these things as a pledge and assnr.
ance that, come to rs what nav. tbs canss
OF the Union will never want defen5srs
and that that glorious cause shall uIt;'
mately prevail. oi'''
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-07-19
GEORGE MONROE,
u I'm Ii. ,I..,r L.
SPECIAL TAX NOTICE.
CITY COLLECTORS OFFICE >
l.la-.a 4 >

Joliet, July u, lsC4. I
PUBLIC notice is hereby given that in pursuance Of
an order of the common sounciI OF ne IN -, ID
let made on the 9th day Of July the subscriber will
on the Atm day Of August next, commencing al the
-FOUR OF Ten O'Clock NJ, at the north door of the
court House In said city sell at public auction The
smallest portion Of lots, parts of lots and real estate
described Ito be taken from the east side
thereby for which any person will nav tbe snn,s
respectively set opposite 10 EACH being spesal taxes
assessed thereon by the common council Tor the pur
poses hereinafter named together with the expences
OF the sale tOwit. For the purpose Of defrayin1 49,,
expen OF building side walk on the west SIDE Of
thet street from Lafayette street TO the south line Of
Block 7sI5. ''"e Vi
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-07-19

REMEDY FOR THE Piles
blessing 10 The suffering TO know that We have an
enectual cure for tn truly Troublesome disease. A.
.. r. HaLaTde. OF lC4 Second street Cincinnati %
takes great pleasure ia informing all who are suffering
with Piles that lie used small quantity Of DR. sri.
Iabd flle Remedy, and it effected PERMANENT cure
ibis seeEls u leo the with all make use of iii
splendid preparation, manufactured at No q Last
FOTh street Gin ciuuat a.. sold bv all Drug.sts.
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New York, July I6
The naltIe OC1he vTouo,..

From the Baltimore American, July IL.
At EilicOs's MlAs We found Gen. Wal
lace with tie remnant of his force. anm-
bering about 5000 men, resting from tbe;r
three days struggle with the enemy.-
They were all 10 good spirits, aud claimed
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-07-19
no Reason 10 Despond.

If you suggest that this War should he
brought to close because it is thinning
out our male population, filing our land
with widows and orphans and piling up
DOnstrous debt which will entail taxation
o. the heaviest sort you are confronted
generally. by the declaration that our COT
disiou is not as bad as that of the Rebels,
aud that, therefore, we should not think of
Peace, as yet there lie 90 cause for despon>
dency. This mey be good logic but it
does not appea: so to Us. Would that far
mer be accounted wise who should allow
his fences to lie thrown down aud his farm
OVelEun with IMMUNITY, and permit things
generally to run runward. inasmuch as q
neighboring farmer, by reason of imprudent
management, had Involved himself in ruin
more oOmE lete? Certairly not. And yet.
as Government, are we acting any more
wisely2
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D Z N TT TR

nR. c. w. COOK perma.tIy located
IL IN Joliet, respectfully tentors HE Professional
seTNi-es 10 the public All operations entrusted 10
my care, Viii lie performed the most approved
manner and ell wUr! warranted for one YEAR
cfFICE next door 20 the Post ORirc, over sgalri's
GTOCkery store. Joliet. M.
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HoOL SECTION ADDITION To JouEr.

Seventy cents cost are herebyb added to the "a y
on each parcel Of Real estate advertised above and
hry cents additional will be added if the tax be not
paid before the day OF sale. Nv
t-ow JOHN LENNON, City Collector
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House and Lot for sale
County Court OF WIN Coun1v

IN Ottawa St, three blocks south Of the Court
~ House. For further particulars enquire of NJ
Shaw, at his Boot Shoe Store on jefferson st.
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a republican paper saws:

PNpSA
we zee the hand of Providence in the
re- lOminallrn ut Mr. Lincoln"
Bat people vii '-,, great deal e,ter
vision than you zee lac :ii.eo foot Of Sa.
tan 10 il.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-07-19

Sergeant E Spencer, neck, slight, May %
FrlVate Adam Gedelman, June %
Patrick Mclaughlin, June %
JUNE 81.
James Mcconnell, chest, severely.
Oscar Bolin, right thigh fractured.
Benedict Hoffer, righ knee, fiesb.
James Bruce, right side, severe.
Miehal Harrison, right seg and foot severe.
Edmund Lizer, left thigh, severe.
Nathan Shuttocks. head, slight.
ChIstonher Edwlnson, hand, slight.
lssac Powles, died in hospital Juue Is.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-07-19

DEATH cF Former CITIZEN OF JoLIET.-
A late number of the Sacramento Union
gives al account of the murder of VII
Mcclure, son Of Hon. William Mcclure.
formerly Of this town. lie was found dead
on the bank Of the river near that CITY,
having been shot through the head The
circumstances indicated that he had teen
murdered. He wac an excellent Young
man ard highly esteemed. Many of our
readers will remember the mysterious dis
appearance of A. Mcclure, brother Of
the deceased, which occurred some wears
ago. Though every effort was made BY
bis father and relatives to ascertain his
fate, bis disappearance is still shrowded
10 mystery. He bad just graduated with
with honOrs at Union College, n. Y. An
other brother, Robert, was shot dead a
short time after by miner who mistook
him for rObber be was in pursuit Of
A strange fatality truly seems to attend
the Mcclure family. The worthy father
and remaining relates have the sympathies
of numerous friepds here in their sorrows.
@The last Joliet Republican assails
Hon. j. o. Norton with renewed zeal
1t calls him all sorts Of hard names and
accuses him Of many naughty tricks. 1t
makes him out the veriest demagogue
in the State. The editor evidently has
made the discovery that since Mr.. Norton's
return from Washington. mis- prospects of
denomination to Congress have vastly
improved hence be hastens to check the
popular current by turning States eyi.
dence against political friend.
sEG Immense showers Of rain have fallen
during the past few days. The streams
are !igher than they have been July in for
many years. Farmers cannot complain of
dranohk nnW
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-07-19
w III RID OIL!

HAMLIN'S WIZARD OIL.
No family, once having thoroughly tried, will be
without
HAMLIN'S WIZARD OIL.
IL will cure Nervous and Inhsmatory Pains more
readily ana surely than any other article in use. II
requires only lew minutes application Of
HAMLIN'S WIZARD OIL
To cure the pain entirely in all cases of NeuraRa
Headache, Toothache, Esrache, Cuts and Bruises.
III L Ms WIZARD OIL
Is also certain and speedy cure for Rheumatism
sPTains Lame Back, Sore Threat Diphtheria, Diar--
rhea, Cramp Collie, Frost Bites, Burns and scaldsr
III \ NJ MS WIZAR OIL
Is no humbug Try il, and its wonderful eects vi!R
es11nash you PRICE IS and 50 cents per BottIs.
Inc hfy cent bottles contain nearly three times
much as the twenty five cent size
. Manufactured BY J. A HAMLIN BR0, 102 wash
ingtou Street. Chicago.
FULLER, FINCH FULLER, "a and % Market ST.
Shlcago, are Wholesale Agents for
MLIN'S WIZARD OIL.
June l, 1864. ~
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Casualties of Company G.64Il
Reg. Hi. vols

From Nay 29M to June 28th, 1861.
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COLLINS & WHEELER'S
NATIONAL PHOTOGRAPHLG
GALLER x
JUST oPESD
STON We ID l. % q "A

J.ssr.on 4 Joliet sts, Joliet. III.
I'VE have the pleasure Of announcing 70 the citi-
w zens Of Joliet and vicinity tnst We nave ntted
~ ne,r aIIerV neat and com modious with all the
modern improvements, where shall make all styles
Of Pbotograpbic pictures with neatness and dispatch
gsneraI ip yitation TO all to come and see us
S. a. CJLIINs- 3 HaEELKR-
Formerly ONO JefTersonSt.
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Alas, that the GOODNESS and gloom of the graSe
should wrap so untimeIr a bonnm 40 hrnrnI


My dear friends, wa are here in tho
presence Of Death. Within the Narrow
walls of that coffin lies ell that was mortal
Of the brave Col. Bartlesop. Never more
in this werl3 shall we look upon his conn.
tenance. lighted up with the beams of in
telligence and benignity. Never more in
the domestic or social circle shall we he
ehee-ed and animated by his presence
The hand that drew the sword in defence
of his country, is cold and powerIess
now. srd the lips that breatbed the Ian
Rusge Of friendship, or uttered those hrrn.
ing words which reused up the soldier 70
deeds OF imperishahle renown, are silent
and speechless forever,
Where the battle ragged Ioudest, he stood.
Where the deathshOt few thickest, he fell
Baptizng with. patriot blood
The cause he defended so we'll
II is for these things that We veeU.
ana DOW With aching hearts before orr
Father IN Heaven, saying. like our Divine
heeoemer, mot our will, but Thine be
done" O0
Yet even in the midst of our SORROW. va
see reason to rejoiee:-aud We rejoice FIAT
1t our brother Has fallen. he has fsran ~
the post of dEty, and in defence Of his
couotry's rights We rejoice that be has
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1864-01-02

tends directly and most powerfully to pre-
pare good teachers.)
At the present time Kansas needs few
things more than corps of thoroughly eff
fectIVe teachers, ard these she must find
among her own people, We must train
them, and then We shall have them. Near
y all OF our most vigorous young men are
IN the amy. Our best teachers are there;
we must train others to take their places
here. Our Common Schools should be re-
garded before our Colleges, and our Normal
School should be put into operation at once
for the purpose of providing a supply of
teachers for immediate use In this cause
OF universal education all partisan FEELING.
sectional prejudices, denominatfonal ava
rice, should be banished as base and treack-
erous. The Normal School should be re-
garded as subscribing the interests Of Com
mon Schools all over the State, East. West.
North, and South. The Common School
is the foundation of all other institutions:
hence the Normal School is not the rivaZ Of
any, but the servant of ALL The terms of
admission should be such that the poorest
need not be debarred from receiving its ad-
vantages, and fitting himself or herself to
occupy an honorable place in the noble and
responsible profession of teaching We
hope that our Legislature will take meas
ures to make the Normal School ivin0
thing at once, and if we may be allowed the
suggestion, though we make no pretension
to legislative wisdom, that in its organiza-
ton certain number from each of the iu-
dicial districts or counties be admitted free
on condition Of making teaching their bust
ness in the State a specified time. The
business Of teaching should be made both
honorable and profitable It should COM
mand the best talent in the State A good
teacher is a "paying institution while a
poor one is a nuisance. In some of our
Eastern States, before the foreign emigra-
ton, in many towns an individual who
could not read and write was a curiosity,
aud such ignorance was great disgrace.
We hope the time will come here when to
find an individual between the ages of ten
and twenty or thirty years who cannot
read will be very rare. The great objection
to immediate action by our Legislature will
be the increased taxation necessary. This
in these Zines is an objection. VERY well.
by poor teachers every year you will lose
Eve times the slight increase of taxes in a
poor school, say nothing of the permanent
disadvantage and loss &c the children. Let
the Normal School be opened under compe-
tent instructors next spring, and let those
contemplating receive its advantages, and l
am sure those who feel an interest in the
cause of education will be abundantly sat
isfed with the investment. Schools we
must have at all costs, let them become the
best possible. G. G. NJ.
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Sherifs Sale.

Proctor and Haskell VS.. Mildred S. Fuller, Ad-
minstratrix of the Estate of Joseph A. Fuller
and Robert H. a. Fuller, Minor Heir of Joseph
a. Fuller, deceased.
DY virtue of an order of SALE to me directed,
ID from the Fifth Judicial District Court, for
Lyon county, Kansas, l will,
ON SATURDAY. JANUARY Cd, A. D. 1864,
at 2 o'clock P. NJ, at the Court ouse door, in EN-
poria, Lyon county, Kansas, offer for sale at pub
lie auction, to the highest bidder, the following
described lands and tenements: Lot No. one hun
dred and thirty-three Q33), Commercial street,
Emporia. Lyon county, Kansas, taken as the pro-
perty of the estate Joseph A. Fuller, deceased,
to be sold to satisfy said order of sale.
Given under my hand, at my office, in Empo-
ria, this 28th day of November, 1868.
ROBERT PARHAM,
3l3-ISS740 Under Sheriff
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Sherifs Sale.

James Means vs.. Henry and Alcena Tiffany and
Augustus Isbell
DY virtue of an order of sale. to me directed,
ID issued oct Of the Fifth Judicial District
Court, for Lyon county, State of Kansas, I will,
ON SATURDAY, JANUARY ID, 1864,
at u o'clock NJ, at the Courthouse door, in the
own of Enporia, county of Lyon and State of
Kansas, offer for sale at public auction, to the
highest bidder, the following described lands and
tenements Commencing at the southwest corner
of the north half of the northeast quarter of sec
ton No. four "a, township No. nineteen (I9),
range No. eleven (l1); thence along the center
line of said section four a., north twelve degrees
fifteen minutes (l2 l5l, west fourteen (I4)
chains, to walnut stake; thence seYenty-eight de-
grees five minutes as 81. east one thousand two
hundred and eighty-fve Il .265) chains to n stake
in prairie; thence south twelve degrees fifteen
minutes az 15), east fourteen (l4) chains to
red elm stake south line of said north half;
thence south seventy eght degrees five minutes
(78 , s., west thousand two hundred and
eighty-fve Q,285) chains to point of beginning;
containing eighteen acres, more less; situated
in Lyon county, State of Kansas, taken as the
property of the said Henry and Alcena Tiffany
to be sold to satisfy said order of sale.
Given under my hand, at my office in Emporia,
this 28th day of November, A. D. 1868.
ROBERT PARHAM,
313-lS$ll90 Under Sheriff
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Sherif's Sale.

Il. W Flick Administrator de bonis non of the
Estate of Samuel HamIll, deceased, VS.. j. d.
and G. II. Walker his wife.
DY virtue of an order of sale, to me directed,
ID issued out of the Fifth Judicial District
Court, for Lyon county. Kansas, i will,
ON SATURDAY, JANUARY ID. A. D. 1864,
at u o'clock n, at the Courthouse door, in EN-
poria, Lyon county, Kansas, offer at public aue-
ton, to the highest bidder, the following de-
scribed lands and tenements; The northeast quar-
ter Of section thirty-fve (35) township eighteen.
range eleven (I1), situated in Lyon county, Kas.,
taken as the property of the said j. D. and g. NJ.
Walker. to be sold TO satisfy said order Of sale.
Given under my hand, at my Office IN Empo-
ria, this 28th day of January. A. D. S63.
ROBERT PARHAM
3l3-lsS7 Under Sheriff.
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The communication of cd" will apFea
next week. Keep doing so. D.