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How Mcclellan was thanked.

o. the oh of May. 1862. the following
resolutions. offered in the House of Rep
rssentLtivss ny the most ultra Radical in it
tOTsu LoTej'y) was unanimously adopt
ed
ResoIrsd. That it is with feelings of de-
yaut gratitude 70 Almighty Cad, that the
House 1T Representatives, from time Of
time, hears OF the trIumphs of the Union
Army in the great struggle for supremacy
al tie Constitution and the integrity Of the
Unior:
Resolrcd, That We receive with PROFOUND
satisfaction intelligence of the recent
Yict ,ries achieved by the armies of the
+ it0m8c, associated frUm their localities
with thGse OF the Revelation, and hereby
tsndSred to Isjur General George B. Nc
=, an. for :hs display Of thoss high mill.
tiry qualities which secure important re.
HDlLs Wi4h bot little sacrifice Of human
lie.
When Mcclellan he'd sueeseded, by dint
Of unparalleled skll aud exertiou, 10 sa[,lv
bringing the army sha. bad been betrayed
by Washington politicians. through the
seven days fight to the James EiVer, Lin
calm telegraphed TO him as fGlOws:
Washington, July 3. 1862.
Yours of yesterday is just received. l
an satisfied that yoursey officers and men
hare done the best you could. ~ GccO,lntS
say 6etlcr .9yhtiug icas nECer done. Ten
thousand {lGJlks for IL.
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which is The Union CaLd,da,er

G~n. Mcclellan, in hIs letter Of accept
lance, says: When any State is willing
to return to the Union it should be receiv.
ed ct once with fuil guarantees of it's con.
stitutional rights"
MIR. Lincoln says no State shall be per-
mIttsd to enter the Union until it has
sbsndOnod slavery
lu other words. Mcclellan says to the
Southern States. return to the Uuion nm.
der the constitution, whether as a nohop
or single State, and We will welcome vou
back.
While Lincoln Gags 10 them free your
negroes and We will take ycu.
Now which is the Urioris,s, Linoclp
or Mcclellan !? The former will not CON-
sent to peace short Of the freedom OF all
the slaves Of the S ,u;h. thuS breaking the
old Union and destroying the rights Of tbs
States nuder it. while the latter says the
Union is the coDditios Of peace, leaving
the question Of slavery 20 be determined
By the people Of the 6ta;es, .-
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-09-20
re t Mas Meeting at Morris

On last Thursday there was great cut
pouring of Democracy a Morris, in Grun-
dy county.
The meeting was held in the park west
OF the city, and was a demonstration that
showed the feelings cf the people 10 this
crisis Of ur national affairs. 1t is estimS-
ted that at least twenty thousand peoIle
were present.
Large delegations were in attendance
f. 1m Miucoka, j let, Seneca, Au1 Sable
and other places, accompanied By bands Of
music.
Speeches were made By Hon. j G Rob.
inson, Col. D,ckey, Hon Uri Osgood, end
others. The utmost enthusiasm prevailed
the vost assemblage.
Judging from the spirit manifested at
tins meeting We shall Eos be surprised to
zee Grundy county 81 Democratic in No
vernber. The Democracy of that county
are vigilspt and active, and good will re-
suls from their LAHORE.
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For Mcclellan.

A vote was taken las, Saturday evenir z
on board the cars Of the Chicago and Al
ton railroad, after l-nving the latter Ilace,
which resulted as follows:
Mcclellan JOB
Lincoln 80
On thu evening If the same day a large
number of soldiers from Michigan, who
haG served out their threo years Of hard
service in the extreme South. were on
board the train on the same road returning
to their homes A vote WAS taken in two
cars for PreSlGeht with the following re-
cult:
Mcclellan 80
Lincoln %
Tits shows how these trsve mn who
have ? rIIIed their lives IN she seryic. p
them country and fought it's battles e, |
towards Or. Mcclellan. They love him
snd " II vote for him, if permitted the free
exercise Of their cboice.
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SPECIAL TAX NOTICE.


Joliet SPIT Q. 1854. I
DCBLIC notice Il hereby given that in pursuance Of
an order Of the common neil Of the city Of JoI-
let, made on the Bird day II Aug the subscriber will
on the ~ day Of October next commencing at the
hour OF ten O'Clock ~. At the north door Of the
Court House in said city. sell public auction the
s4llet portion Of Lots, parts Of lOt and real estate
hef-Inhfer described Ito I've taken from the sid,
thereby for which any person will pay the sums
respectively set to EACH being special ta1ss
Assessed thereon ~ the council Tor the pur-
hereinafter nam-d together Nith the r1I,rces
Of she sale toWif. For the purpose of rasiug money
opay the Images aud ext account Of OPEN
inE First Avenue 10 Eastern Avenue, between Lot
Eight 81 aud Hin-( o.. CAM bells Addition o. J. let
! the city at Joliet e. Wit.
CASPsEll's ADDITION 10 Jour-.
Henry TAYLOR Suldiv. Of lets q IL. H. u IL ard
lot , block II, Canal Trustees Sut,l.v VIZ Is
Ownrrs NanEs. Lot IS K Tax
" 2 ThuHIson as 1879
Canal Tru''rc's subdir W = IS TS5RIoE
EsjaTe J. II.Nlcy ! T5SS
GuT'ian Licbaitson 1900
Al-o in dursuarce 81 IN oT',r n the common conn
ell OF Fhc city II Joliet made the eth, cay cfJuir
io"I ife .Ui-cri'cr vii at he time racf shove
mentioned. sell ~ lThc auction the following Irs-
criird -Derty. FOR the purpose Of building SIDE
walk OF tl" eide Joliet street ON LAFAYETTE
street "a tue south ita- & BocS .SS school Scti
Addition 20 l0'i', IL the city Of Joiie', to-wit-
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working Men and,he War.


mere IS no class Of comm unity so sorely
Effected by this uuhOly war, as the work.
ing man OF the cOuntry-tbose who earn
their livelihood by honest toll
II is true We are told that the mo, wbo
has 20 wealth but what is in his muscle.
has nothing to lose by the war. And we
frequently hear the assertion that moor
people are better IF now than thew we're
when our country was free from the dread.
iOl scesrge of Evil war. I establish thi,
latter assertion, they refer to the advance
OF wages.
The error and fallacy Of the statements
OF the Republicans rrlAtive to the effects
OF the war upon the laborinc cl,sses. must
be ap2sreDttp ;he MUD of everv ners,p
whose mental vision has no, been cI,pded
ny the appIcaIinn Of grsen5acks. Awriter
IN the Springfield Register states some
tacts IN THE connection. that shnU th.eviI
effects OF the war upon working men in a
light that cannot but be appreciated.
For instance, in 1860, carpenters re =
ceiVed 81 so per day IN gold. now thew
receive 81 90 in greenbacks; ston emasons
ami or'ckl'yers in the Same year received
81 % in gold, now they receive in green
back" g so and So 90; lAborars received
81 w per day in gill. now they gas 81 so
IN greenhacks; ths rise on l,rnr gener.
ally os-r' about the same propor,icn.
working men, oil admit, are necessarily
compelled to purchase the articles enpmor.
a'ed bei)w and in order to shsv the d,r.
ference !" the prices Of such articles no "
aud II 1880. We give The following table
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UNITED STATES
Collectors Office.

THE und'rsiSaed Collector Of ;Ie 9th Tisfrrt Il!t
i nois. having ~ riv'i ire luy ccli-cthn Il
ON The A-ss-s' ufsAid district. would hereby Civ
notice tat the taxes for rrnsr, Income and OIher
dui's therein mentioned have become due ard pay
able ann that IL will sttrnd 20 receive tn same at
III" Tunes and places herein mentioned in Will Coup-
~. t,-Wit:
At thu B-puty Collectors ONCE. (EiWOod's Bls.kl
Joliet. On Thursday Friday and Saturday, scpiy NIB
I'D eth znd 25ih 1854
Aud do iuIther give notice, that sll persons Wh7
.hHll n"gl'ct 10 pay tie dutis Tor LICENCES AID
IANtS s~-rrs,d against them uTon the said list on
"r before the day af0TesAId will br liable PAY the
iFnaity additional Ulgn the amount theresL a. pie
scIibed , Law. LEWIS ELLSWORTH,
Collector 9th District Of Illinois.
s. c. SrEAKNS,
Dcpcty Collector Cor Win Co.
Sap-rville. scrt 10. Is64
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-09-20
THE Singer SEWING MACHINE.

OUR LETTER FAMILY SEWING MACHINE s
last GAINING a worldwide reputation. 1t beyond
doubt The best and cheapest and beautiful Of all
FAMILY sewing Machines yet C1ered to the public
NO ether Family Sewing Machine has 30 many useful
appliance Tor H-inIniug, Binding, FEELING. Tuckiug
Oa'aefi32, GrH ins, LTsidiEg, fmSrodeTing. Cord
leg. ana 90 forth No other Family Sewing Machine
has so much capacity for great variety ct work IL
VIII sew all kinds Ct cloth, aud with ali kinds Of
thread Great and recent imprul cments make our
Family Sewing Machine most ielisbe. aud Diost du-
durable and most certain In action 1T all rates az
speed. IL makes the iBterlocked stitch which IL tbe
best stitch knUwn. Any one. uf the most ordi-
nary capacity, can see at glance how 60 use the lei,
ter Family Sewing Machine. Our family SeUino
MachiD are finished in chRsto aud exquisite style
The JidiDg Case Of the Family Machine Il Ti...
OF cunning workmanship Of the nrost useful kind n
protects the machine when not In Use ana when
about 10 lie operated may be opened rs spacjous and
substantial table TO sustain the work While some Of
tse Gases made ont OF the choicest woods are finish
co IN te simplest and Ct sstest manner possie others
are adorned and embelshed in the meet costly and
superb manner. '' ~
1t is absolutely Necessary to see the Family Ma
ene IN OPERATION 80 as tOJudge Of its great capacity
1t Is fast becoming popular for family seuing 40
OUT NrnnActnring machines for manufacturing
purposes. -
The Branch 0aHces are we'll supplied with silk,
thread needles OIL &c of the very best quality
send Tor PAMPHLET.
THE SINGER MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
ass Broadway, New York.
A5-CHIcAGo oFTIcE so CLAEK ST.
JAMES JoHOHNET, Agent In Joliet.
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NOTICE.

DIBLIC notice is hereby given, that on IL. lYd
i Monday Of November next (he,ug the 2Ist fay Of
stiI nlonth shall attend before the County Court
Of win County ~ the Court House in tue CIV Of IL
ct, fer the purpose Of settling aud adjusting an Claims
HgAinst the ertate Il William GoTharn iate Of sad
comfy, deceased. when and WheTc all claimants az.
notthed aud requested to attend and present tier
CLAIMS IN writing against said estate for adjustment
AN per sons indebted 20 said estate. also reauest
cd 90 make payment o. the undersigned " thout is,v
SARAH GOTHAM, Administrator
Dated sept -, 1854. nib,u
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and
Judicial Conventions

The representatives cf the Democracy
# the Judicial End Representative districts,
cpmprisIng the counties 81 GIuniy & viii.
and the Senatorial d.s,iic, cout:ri-inz the
counties Df hankakee. Will. Kendall ara
Grrnig, wi meet al the Cau.t House, IN
Joiiet. II TIE el,t inst. at m. t. nom
mate eando'Gtas i"r Senator, Represents
tives aid States Attorney.
jICHAFD naoLITTLE,
a b Smith.
GE'EGE Y UumxG,
+ y ARGs- NC,
TuuMA- LEDDY.
+. y. CRAnp.1L.
S'p'eiDoeT .. l'Oi. Z mpittee.
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Guardian's safe

By virtue ola docretal order the County Cont Of
VIII county, ~ the state Of Illinois made ana
81 oi record ~ said court az the S,rtmber tern, 1894
thrte"t nj The pet ten Ut the Hndei aHed Uard:s
william Lloyd aud Mary Avn Lr,d. uisot ,I,ii5r-.
Hhd only h"irs ~ law 81 III Loyd late Of saii
county, deceased, shall sell pufiir yrndu. At tie
d"o' OF TIE Post ulicr IN Wfniing uu Ia sSH4 erupi
on IT," Och dnv e October ls6I. between the hours #
Tn clock VI and hNe o'clock =. VI. ofthat dEy TO
M h'Hhrsi bidder tT oa- mir cash in hand aud the
ttian"T IN two enal psN Hens Sith i.t.r, Il
hefeon 81 SIX per cent per the west half Of
the norm west quarter of section twenty (2O in town
chip thirty three 1881 north Of range nine Ca sf
of the third Pri ciPsl meridian situate in viii coupty
sud state Of illinois, for the pu pose in said order set
forth. "
MARY LLOYD.
X. Z. BARBER, SoIr. Guardian OF said minor.
Sept, goth, 1864.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-09-20

biAREHGA AND bYSENl EEY-Wc have ,ru,,.
lined FIcst number "f letters from st,u {. Il ia. a.,
f'N''"ht 'li'A' ne { ,luc Dnaii aud Cnytntan etc
stthkiug 10 The h'ghctt terms Of pr stick land. Ami
noie'a 'hiHre Tor Ill" cue "f diafIhoa and dyscr-
Terry. The l'ttcrs too long G.. Ee rulli,h n,
n.Oys 81 'oNington- says he pronounced in-nru-
ao'e ~ TIE best doctors IN Cintinrati ana os ,f-
Tie OF Dr. sir 'k!ands AEtIhOIeTa Mixture effected
permanent cure alter suffering 6.r months with fb-
worst form OF diarTlGa and dyscHtcry 50 G. MS per
bottle. kur sale hy druggfrts -
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There seems to be slight inconsistency
somewhere in the abolition war pro-
gramme. Msssrs. Lincoln and Stanton
are assuring the people that the CcBfeder.
scy is on it's last legs. while. Grant and
Sherman are ealing vnciferously for reins
forcements Of 500 COO men. There e.
something wropg somewhere.
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LINCOLN,

THE Truth IEA NUTsBELL.-Said q re-
publican in our hearing yesterday: l shall
not vote for Mr.. Lincoln again, bebansc
am persuaded he is not taking the right
course to get back the rebellious States
de has intensified the war feeling at the
south, instead of encouraging tue Union
element. and male SUCCESS imoossjbIe.
believe Generatd t'lailan can ,et,Ie ,b,a
matter to the sat,os "';rn of both s.o,;oD.
and therefore l shall ;sr.- him.--N "
ReJtster
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Sir, the abolition party is a 1isunion
organization Its love fer freedom means
nothing more than civil wer and dissolu-
III h Of the Uuiou Of che States Homes.
men # ali parties should uuite is expose
their intentions and arrest their progress
- Aadrep JaskScR.
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EA> There are hut too men in he coun-
try who stand in the way fpeace-Lin-
coin ard J"f Davis. Dispose OF these men
-dspose them from the resitions they
hold. and we can have peace and UAion a,
once. Lot the paorls &c the n nth dispose
Of Lincoln, ard there ia no ubt that
the Southern people will quickly follow
their PxamcIs or free their chief to con-
sent to peace. In 20 other wsy can
this war he closed; We can never have
peace and Uoiou as long as Lincoln re-
mains in mower
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Ees-The Republicans say that J f. Dr.
Wis will not accept terms Of peace h Nora
BILE to She North. NJ man in the North
knows that. lie has never had such terms
offered him yet. Try him With an honor-
able cfTsr, and if be refuses u accept it,
then your declaration may be true
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DS Among the crew of the Coofeder>
ate priVatesr Tallahassee are several CAM
Coo men-geDnins Masss chusetts Ahui;-
tionists, doubtless.
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SS~f The Massachusetts uesposs oaptur-
sd IN the assault on Fort Wagner Inst year
who we're represented TO have been butch
cred in cold bhoj ars roy found 10 be
alive and we'll 10 CbarlestoT.
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BENNETT PETERS g. CO.
RED JAG KET
R Il ID j A a. X T. +
IL 4 ID "a X EFT
STOMACH BITTERS,
STOMACH BITTERS.
STOMACH BITTERS.

The proprietoENof this Justly esteemed ana we'll
known btAnd OF stomarh Bites, do not dee IL ne
cessAry- IN order to live their goods 6etftious or
even an enhanced v-ue, tn take q disO ~ an a,hsx
bitets aud proclaim IN small Capitals that tfy sr
n"Ilh',- "HT Bitisrs do not need this. We place.
In' O,h re TIE public gu their merits, and invite
your careful Attenta 10 the good. we allow ou1
nPos, showing as We do -, that our Tsputa-
t'o" i at stake. The Banle sRed Jacket l. taken
rOn the rinal pound by the native child of tbs
Sfest aild with the al i:ion Of few herbs by Dr.
have peculiarly healthy, sooshipe and reenney,tir.
influence especially for the patent rising from tha
S o. ness Loss Of appetite, distress afier rating
or Indigestion. 'PN -'eT
1 They s.TtnEthsn and lnVisOrats the system.
They are unequaled for general debility
They are q sure cure for dyspepsfa
They give good and healthy appetite.
They assist digestion
They are the best imulant in existence
The, They are -nre preventive Of Fever aud Ague.
They relieve constipation.
They cure Nervous Headache.
They are perfectually pure and palatabIe.
They make the dsbilitafed strong and restore to
Aged persons and delicate females will find tbsx
can large Doctors bills by the cfthose Bitter
We take pleasure ia calling attention to our ver~
extensive catalogue of Bulk and easedicSOd, consist
sTRwBERRY WINE
SLAeKBERRY - ESZ8E
RASPBERRY
NUsCAT
CLARET
LEMON CORDIAL,
PEACH BRANDY,
APPLE BRANDY, -s7-- en-
Champagne, CaIaSba- California Port sha-rv ALL,
ana nadriT1 Wines Gins Runs, Braodies. BoaThsr
ana rye whistles, which are perfectiv n1rs ~
need only to be tried 10 be appreeisfrs P11s AND
Druggisss and dealers throughout the eo1D.- III
Tor our Goods and take no other oO@nIy' Call
N9u'4rsto ne trade supplied on Application 20
ohnhEfI PIETERs CO.
eo'n os J. H. BROWN, J6iiet 1870 -, ~,
iA al,
cd god and cheap. 800 = - ~ Z, teeI NatEant-
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DEOMOCRATIC MASS MEETING.

There will be Grand Democratic Mass
Meeting in this city or Saturday the 9th
oil September.
Hon S. W Randall, and other distin-
guished speakers will address the people
1t is esrnes;ly hoped that there Will be
a large attendance from all parts Of the
county.
Come out one and all, and let us reason
together for our c,untrys good
R~ The State Democratic Committee
have appointed meeting m Joliet, on the
l+th day Of October. on which occasion
Col. L Lysle Dicksy will address the
reople. Other speakers will be announced
10 due time.
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Democratic County COuyen-
IiGu.

The democracy ct Will COMFY are re-
quested 1" meet at the G urt II use. ir
j. ILct' Ly iheiT Gully appuint,d 81 gates
on "Wednesday So trrnh-s 2l-', at2P. N
Tor The puFl o-e "' nominating "a rdIdats.
tor C'rrn't CLERK. Saeri:f and Coroner.
the DIN cracY II the several towns ": u
meet ct their nrual ula3rs f voting or
Friday. SeEtemheE 10Th, al ) p ". T..
appoint delegates 10 rotresert then, IN
sand c"uvent'ors. Zach rown Will I've On
titled t. approximation as per last arror
tiJnmCut.
W'LLIsH HANLY.
j II llE>UrRsox.
& IARLEY.
Committee.
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CASDIDATEs.-In addition to the candi.
dates named for our county fices in cur
paper last week. We this week add the
names Of W. j. Heath, for Sheriff. and r.
c. Duncan, for Circuit Clerk. Mr.. Heath's
name should have been in the list las,
week, as it had been mentioned 10 c1nnec-
sion with the sEerifaIiy for some time -
We would say that Dir Heath lie one of the
most Consistent and active Democrats in
the county, and a man of unimpeuchs bic
personal qualities. The convention could
not find truer man for sheriff And tn
people II: viii county know r. c. Duncan
as one Of the FINEST Democrats living. aud
gentleman of honor AMI integrity.
1895 Bounty The b ard CT Supervi-
sors tor this county, which is now in SEES
s'on, has appropriated bounty Of 1925 to
each volunteer. making with the govern
mcnt bounty and pay, $GlT for one years
service.
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AUCTION SALE OF
Fu7NTTTTH"

THE suit scrib-r will sell al auctiOn At the Atlantic
M"us", "proste the MisSEsiPpi Depot Joliet on the
.IHt 9"y "i sept lshi AZ IL o'clock consisting Of
tables, chairs. heds,eadss mattresses bsddnr- en-.
iori'rs' blsnkct- sofas card tables window shades
curtains, carpets oil cloths stores COOKERY Of all
ki"d- Looking glasses, pictures bar room furniture
Of all kinds bureaus one Of sloths shuttle teEiux
machine, stone tais, demiJohns, one COW. &c
Terms wash. Mrs. BLAIR, froPTielIess.
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esnIen acc Nn1hInrw

Senator Wilson. the renting Abolition
Senator from Massachusetts,, in a late
speech says, Men ere nothing I" This is
only the expression of the hypothesis upon
which this Administration has acted from
the commencement of the war
MN are nothing" and two m;llions
and half # them are sacrificed T. CRAFTY
mal'Volen. ard viudictive spirit. and to
support The wauiog prospects Of a cor
runt party.
Wilson well expresses the sentiment Of
Lincoln AID his oiice holders when he
says "men are nothing"
II ia at least certain that Lincoln values
tn" lives Of white men of LITTLE conseaupnce
when he sacrifices them nv hundreds Of
thousands to cause the Southern people to
free their negroes.
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Aa- The add .ess trhvsrei before be
Mcclellan Clnb. by d Ii Pnney. E-q.. Of
j lei, ~ Saturday, evening", wac a MASTER
~ CT IT, cnrry'"g crESIctIsL to the mluds
+ tba-e who heretofore have been Jude
cidsd He sh"wed up tue fallacies end
huff onry If Massa Lincum 10 a very ei-
fectiss end frrcible style. aud iIlustrsted
his h0rse-swsppIne theory, much to tho
damage of the I'D joker. He gave the
dark lanterns" sumo truckulent thrusts,
and appealed to the people to stand firm,
and when election day came, to vote tor
MCCLELLAN and PENDLEryN. if they wish.
ed TO save the nation from utter disgrace
aud ruin
We bOrq to hear Mr. Pinney sgsin 10
MUnee.- HaHee Eagle.
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~The j let Republican charges that
some D"m cratic ha.s burned sumo empty
boxes at the Democratic ratification meet
ing which belonged to Republicans This
was naughty, surely, but rot half So much
so as was the using the splendid Hall be-
longing to Mr.. E Wilcox. of THE city, by
the Republicans for Vide Awake lodge
room and besmraring the 4 UT with oil
from their LAMPS. end then refusing to
pay either the Toom rent or the bill for gas
lights On the score of honesty our
neiehbor bad better keep silent.
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facts be KenIrmhnred.

Qnota o! Hon -. 50 oJ7. population Of
illnnI-, Ill 91l
Q-ata ct Mas-scnu-r,ts 81 Go roru.a.
ti"n % VI 's--rirusett,. 23I UGj
IiI"oi-, So is2 sjca3os al. .,sncr r.ll
M '.rtU-.r,-. IRA uUH s.U.ut
J':s i~ 81 Lt'c"!p's rr-st,u-rt & las
opH Rt-
Genera Grant - IN favrr { III cr,f-
IN iaVHT o. more men Grant hhs lost
lOO GOO mnr, and he l. no nearer c1ptur,
ing X Richmond 'ban he was when he LET,
RapIdan. Grant lnses loo 900 mon IN
i've months. aud sccomplI,bss absolutely
nothing, how many months men. and
GRATIS Will be require TO take Richmnudf
10 other words, bow many nnthlngs sdded
together will produce something
The notorious Thad. Siersus, Of Penn.
sy'vsn;a. the Leading republican member
Of cOngrss-. says:
I'll the R-rnhiicsn parry Gssi to sue
csed they mus; &c; Liuc Ia OF the track
ana Nominate new MANI
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-09-20

bVRNED tt DEATH A little daughter
o' ihomss MeCrOken, residing rwo miles
trfm this city. was burned to death ca last
Inurstay There was q fire out Of dor.
"pefe her tSHther had Dseu heating water,
and she went To- ueaE u. whsn her clothes
caught hte ard heie'e thsy ccuid e ex-
hrgushed che WaS burnsS 50 she died il.
lew hours.