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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-04-19
Miss Tem1es see GIafIfn
AND GREAT
MAGNETIC DOCTRESS
CLAIRV9BANT PHYSICIAN.

who has so as oRiscd the people through her uoDd-
er'nl eETes and nys;eJiozs reJelatTsas during her
ID The t1lta states, has beta travelling or the
last ss1 AID V;iag the most Sszrsttant ri,i,.
aSd towns n the Staies she has traTeLd exa1ining
Ile seh ABd anc'ed and eRTiHg then With unparai-
Ieee and through her sis aefis iaHuence ana
"ontrTEs oFe1aSOss has Unused fasaliSv 70 van iE
a 7ery sss't time Who had aot SoDess ~ many
feFss This LAZY seems 30 be erdpwe with the Heal
rag Arr and other supernatural gifts: 10 sueh -.
haTka6Ie -sgTes thai she cSnyisvss ne most skept-
neal o5heT vO1srfsi pOverA az.f gives inforrn.tior
u - nI1ch Importance tkat peoyl t<oD ever SaIE
Oh lEe en5e t. consult hsy HeF skin and pswers a
mind great thes " seems n p -, ss -.
"iat VIZ give way TO her Treatment.
Tbs Ady . Physician indeed. She can see ana
Pnt oa0 e medicine TO cure the most obstinate dis
eases, e'e5 those fat have ST yeazs balaed the kin
Of OnT bsst 7hyeica1s sarh D. iipfh.rja $780, or
the thrps1 AID luBgs Heart nm EveF CONSTANTS dis.
OF ms stomach, neuTaISia. sck Asaaarhe dropsy
I te ehsss S'tlHia, ITS OF falling sickness Cancers
Killed and eatTaste aafi bFaSe in frn1, ~ %
nou5s, Nlth1Nt pain or the a Instruments &c-
anu eau make saFEes and iHinents that viii <ure Ola
SORES fever sores, Cancers. rEsEnatj,z t,ser srrof
Ia sal Ih"nm, eataT7a, sFraas weak atss n the bseE
h at an9 otheE comp hinis ofIoPE standing and
long since lost their INV o
SIGHT HxD HEARING,
or nearly so, by disease All form, "A 7p,,lh s,o
rIrn,s attended to win zrcst sacerss Daring her
raves she has cured huu67 ds who were on The xrry,
otthe grave, who Hre'HcW living and enjoying 80
nea Ih through her skill ard Successful Treatment
t Isactory references win be eaeerfuy given whom,
required. She will guarantee TO S,ak, prrss 1r
OF all cases she undertakes Her esanjoas .rS
~ nuch satisfaction as TO merit and receive the
O.I,uence OF All who consult h.. She answers let
ters pertaining to life health with great .nti,nr
LII LII anu All Whs cannot consult her in perssn. win
give statement Of their and situation for
~ inNestEhtlon and II required, medicine will be
sent 10y express without DELAY.
lawyers Doctors, Minist rs and many other scira-
a, iIeh' nave cohsnsd her upon matters Of high i'm
Poahce md give evidence Of their Ell tire sastacton
She has established her INFIRMARY at the
FOX River House, I'm Ottawa, illinois,
where she may lie consulted upon all matters pertain.
ing 70 iiie Health, and Diseases Of the human system
19 All VINO wish TO test the skill and power Of
mind, should call Immediately.
~, CoNsrITArION FEE, ONE DOLLAR.
March Is, 1854. nIaam
DissoluttOniOf Co-PartnershIp.
, 81 mutual understanding and aRreen ent between
the undersigned the Co-Partnership heretofore exist
ing Between them has been Dissolved, and NJ. H. Hall
Will conting business at their old stan in Joliet.
n. ii. HALL.
sc. STEARNS.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-04-19
Congressional.
Washington, April IA
II USE.


The Senate bill to enable the people OF
NehrRrka 20 form q constitution and State
government wRe passed, without amend
meut.
The House resumed the consideration
of the resolution to expel Mr. Long, OF
Ohio.
Mr.. Rogers, opposed the resolution.
Mr.. Rogers, addressing the republican
side, said:
Don't come here to quote the example Of
deepotisms to be followed by rs. Those
honest men who have come here and sworn
on the Holy Bible to stand by the constI-
tuition and country to the last man,-who,
OF midnight entered the dOmicrle OF Val
lardigham and tore him away from his
wife and family.-are among those who
are destroying the rights of the people,
under the constitution. and sweeping away
public liberty. The fanatics and despotsR
like Burnside would go down to the grave
into endless perd!tion, and die worse than
Napoleon when wreck on a rock OF the
ocean, There were men here who would
maintain their rights. They were not rep
reseEtativcs OF Old Abe Lincoln, but OF the
free people who sent them hthfr. You
who are content with slanderipg Vallaudig
ham and other true patriots Kisses l.
G ID bless the exile. he prayed the arrow
If heaven would pierce the heart Of the
despot you arc bringing soldiers here, to
keep Old Abe, King Of America, from De-
ing encrOached upon by JEFF. Davis, of tho
Southern COniederacy. This is no l,uger
q c"untrv Of repuhlicanism, but of mon
archy and despotsm and l go, said he,
for dissolution of the Union in preference
to q war Of determination. This fratricidal
and ruinous war should terminate. He
wanted the Union which gave us prosper
ity and peace. He wanted the Unirn With
slavery if necessary, or the Union without
slavery.
Mr.. c lax rose to demand the previous
question.
Mr.. Pendleton said that two or three
gentlemen on the opposite side desired to
speak. The previous question should not
be brought to bear to curtail free speech.
aud he appealed to Mr. Co,fax net to make
that motion until others had been heard.
Mr. Colf.x replied that his heart was
disposed to accede to the request. but pub
hc duty demanded that he should make the
motion. About twenty six speeches had
been made, and both sides had been equal
ly heard. There were fifteen members
who yet desire to express their views. He
called attention to the fact that j +, Gid
dings was expelled under the previous
question, without an opportunity of being
head. lie felt compelled to demand the
previous question.
Mr.. Cox moved to lay the resolution on
the table. disagreed to by 9 majority.
The resolution censuring Mr.. Long was
then adOpted-80 against 20.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-04-19
What Abolition Means.

The Joliet Republican publishes a sort
Of an ingenious acrOstic from the word
"Copperbead," but full of falsehoods.-
The following, however, is founded on
truth, and we present it as an offset:
a ntagonism to the constitution.
B lood
o rpOsition to the Union.
L lincoln Leagues.
l nfernio.
7 reason to the government.
/ nternescine strife.
o verthrow of Liberty.
n igger.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-04-19
Adminfslrafor,n Sale

RY virtue Of decretal order Of the County Court
- VIII Comfy in the State Of illinois, made and IN
tered Of record by said the March tern ther
Of, A. ID. 1864, at the petition Of the Ipd,r1f1ped :,
gainst the widow and heirs nj Law Of NekoIas Refsv
hte 81 said county, deceased shall the 18th dsT
Of May next, between the hours Of ten O'Clock In -
forenoon and hTe O'Clock in the afternoon of he =.
day at the front door oJ Daniel S4raSer's HorI - -
Nee In said eoahty, proceed to sell all he Sig tfe
ana interest OF the estate OS said Nicheas BSfe1 a.
eeAst' IN and to the south quarter of the nort
east qnAFtsT and the south quarter Of ne nnrr
west 9narter "a Section Surteea Q44 n IovnshEsD
saIty-iour (S4) North and % Rang" trBteen ma EasS
OF the thiId principal BeTidaa s5zate in Viii COM
~ Ia said STATE AID seo the 10 aepes o. ne
sOuth twenty 10 Of the halls Of ne peusk
west quarter Of Section thirtyOne (3l) In TewnsAIQ
thiTtyhVe (2) North aud Ot Range thirtsen thss Et
~ said meridian. sSt1ao8 in Sock GoEaty N a ID Stnte
NJ pubiig ven ise TO me highest bSsss On terms OF
one third part cash in hand aad ts balance in two
equal 7ual nth iaterest thereon at Six
per cent peg aBnun payable annually and ured to
be paid by the notes Of the p1TchaseT and mortgage
en- the premises 5ETehased At said sale for the pIr-
pose OF paying the debts Of said Of sad
Eao essS Of administration thereof
JOHN SCHElDT, Administrator Of the estate OF
r. j. BkRBEE. Sol Eieiokas R.ker der,6
Soi!et' March y, leO4 nI2oW
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Denver City, Col, April IA.
From New Orleans.

NIW IVTkI april, Z.
The steamer Continental has arrived.
from New Orleans April 9th.
Alexandria dates of the 5th report that
Gen. Banks and staff had proceeded up
the river, and were reported to be at Grand
Ecore.
All was quiet at Alexandra, and ample
precaution was taken against surprise by
the enemy.
Two heavy iron clads had dropped down
to Fort De Russey. There was still insult
fcient water for the gunbosts and trans.
ports to cross the falls.
Advices from Texas state that Gen. Da.
ma had been relieved of the Command of
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-04-19

LAUGHING GAs."-Dr. Collins late oF
the firm of Drs. Cotton & Collins of New
Y@rk, proposes to give, tomorrow eve.
ming. at YOung's Hall, one of his novel
exhibitions with the Laughing Cas-
These entertainments under the excelIep,
management of the above gentleman bavs
drawn out the largest and most fashiops.
ble audiences of ladies and gentlemen at
the Cooper Institute N. Y. during the last
two years and have received the most fav.
orable notices from both the religious and
secular press. The DR.. treats of the wboIs
thing from scientific stand point. thus
combining instruction and amusement
The rates Of admission are merely nominal
and the Hall will no doubt be crowded IN
it's utmost capacity: Tomorrow, Wednes-
day afternoon, tie DR. gives a free lecture
for ladies exclusively upon the medical
properties of the gas The evening is for
both ladies and gentlemen.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-04-19

NoTIcE.-VETERAN AND WOUNDED SOL
DIERs: The citizens Of Frankfort cordially
invite all Veteran Soldiers now on furlough
in Will county, and oil Soldiers on leave
OF absence, and also all wounded Soldiers,
to come and partake of an oyster supper
and picnic, at the Baptist church, at
Frankfort, on Tuesday evening. l9th inst,
att O'Clock P. N. Speakers will be pres.
ent on the occasion. The undersigned, 10
behalf of the citizens. solicit q full attend
ance. We wish to greet our friends once
more before they pass again to the front
N. B.-Soldiers will fnd quarters with
friends, without charge, during their
stay.
DR. Ii. FOLKE, Committee
j. CARPENTER, of
S. NJ. BROWNE, ARRANGEMENTS
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-04-19
SHERIFF SALE.

u virtue OF certain writ Of Execution On fuda-
ment confessed, issued from the Crcuit Cont of
viii county, in favor OF Frank Bush, Plaintiff and
against William w Bartlett defendants at o;eIork
p D., on the 10th day Of May, 1854 At The Norb 49,
OF the Court House, IN the city Of Joliet shnII 49,
Tor sale Htpublic Vendue all the right title and a.
terest Of said defendant in and the folovin, -
ed property, to wit: The half Of I,t nnshss ~
~ in Block number twelve Q2) Township thTt, a..
(S5) North Of Range ten O) East Of the third
pal meridian fiAASi'
GEORGE MUNRoE, Sheriff osvmco
Dated the 18th, day Of A priI, ISeI. " - %.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-04-19

New STORE &C. II. Worrell, we'll known
to oil our citizens as a gentleman in every
sense of the word, has opened a new store
on Jefferson street, nearly opposite the
post office, where he has one of the finest
assortments of dry goods ever before offer
ed In this market. His selections were
made with care, and his goods are Of the
latest styles. The ladies will find at Mr..
"Crrells the most beautiful patterns of
dress goods. And it is said his prices
range below what the same quality of
goods can be had for in Chicago.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-04-19
The way re Money Gnes.

Congress appropriated 100000 for the
COLONIZATION of cOlored persons declared
free by the acts of emancipation and confis.
action.
Accordingly $50 freed cclored persons
embraced in the acts named embarked
from the vicinity of Fortress Monroe in
April last, under a contract, for an island
belonging to the Republic of Huyti. These
colOred people were the subjects of misfOr.
tune on the voyage. Disease prevailed
amongst them to an alarming extent owing
to the neglect and mismanagement of those
in charge of the vessel.
And after their arrival at the place of
destination, the poor unfortunate victims
of misapplied philanthropy were in worse
condition than ever, and their sufferIngs
were terrible. Secretary Usher dispatched
On agent to Ook to their condition. They
were finally brought back to this country
at Government expense-366 in number,
80 large proportion having died in less
than year.
Thus has ended this costly Abolition ex
pertinent. 1t is another to be added to
long list of fatal plumbers by this incom-
petent Administration.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-04-19
SPECIAL TAX SALE NOTICE.
CITY CALLEcToR's OFFICE,
Joliet, ADrIl Ih 1894

DUBL1C notice Is hereby given that q, r,,,.,,.--
OF an order OF the common council of The cit 20
Joliet made on the sixth day Of April 1854 the ~
meneng at the honr Of 10 O'Clock A. M At the MN.
uOoI OF the Court House in said city, sell az pnbIic
auction the smallest portion Of Lots, parts of Iots anS
east SIDE thereof for which any person will nav shs
sums respectively set opposite to each hay;ng ,h e
several purposes named for the munjcinsI Ir me
with the expenses attending the sale 70 vi
tne purpose OF making up deficiency TO dr.
.e eAPense OF grading Jefferson street between ~
centre OF chicago street and the Des Plaines Pian
Sd Or e purpose Of defrayng the expenses of re-
Snldng the side walk the east side of CIio 20 80
between Marion street and Fifth Avenue AMI ~ ~.
NEST sac between Marion street and the DistlIs1'
BLOCK w. In School Sec. Add. to Joliet. ''''5 IN
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-04-19

= ESTATE OF JOHS BROWN. DECD

DUBLIC notice is hereby given. ,h,, :.
II Monday Of May next, being the ao.s me Ar Third
SAID month"; shall attend before the Cc1n. o.
OF VIII County, at The Court House the civ 81 I'm,
et for the gupose Of settling and adjusting al eisI
against the estate Of John Brown, late Of "a
county, deceased when and weere all claimants are
notined and requested TO attend and present their
in writing against said estate for adjustmept
All persons indpted to said estate are also request.
GU W MAKE ment TO the undersigned without delay.
Dated April 10, 1854 snasev,
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-04-19
COUNCIL PROCEEDTNcz
RcoM OF THE COMMON Council,
Joliet, April, 8. 1861

Joliet, April, s, 1864.
Special meeting by order of the Mayor.
Present his Honor the Mayor and Aid.
Doolittle, liiginbOtham, Herschbach, Hun.
ter. austin. Clabby, CasweII and Tigbe.
On motion CT Aid Doolittie, it was or
dered that the City Clerk be- and be is
hereby authnrized to call special election
in the 5th Weird, for the purpose of elect.
ing one alderman in said Ward.
On motion of Aid. Caswell, the JUDGES
and Clerks of the late annual muuicipal
election were allowed the sum of two dol.
lars each for said service.
Petition of R. Nj. Parker and p. Burk.
praying for an ordinance forever vacating
and closing the west half Of the AIley ne
tween tween Lots and 6 in Block twenty two
(22), in School Section Add. to JoIiet and
asking for deed of the same was present.
to committee on Claims.
On motion council adjourned.
w. Ii. FARLEY, CITY Clerk.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-04-19
Commissioner. No.I..

VIZ undersigned Commissioners heretofore eho..n.
Il by the common council Of the city Of JoI,s, -
by give notice to the respective ovn,-, - ~,
IN addition to Joliet and to ali otb.r -
IN Ihe sppropTating Of 50 uTpeb ~
tehding FIRST Avenue to Eastern Avenue that We I'M
meet upon the said described premises on tbe th a.
OF April, 1854, at O'Clock p. NJ fDr the ,,nrr
leSIhs The SAID premises and making an sppraI.SI
and assessment OF the dsnages and reeompenst An. ~,
on! p.s"n On account OF and to determine what ner
20 apporton and assess The amount Of the da1.eS.
Snd expenses thereof and cost Of pToceedings ELL -
imnroya,o'ny "'"eeou 70 Oe eenehtted BY the saidi
Improvement RE. BARBER,
April IL, 1854. SO. SIMnNDs
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-04-19

How LONG WILL THE WAR LAsT.?-Tkis
question is often asked by all sorts of peo>
pie, for the fact is that most of them are
tired of it. Jim Lane answered the other
day bow long it should last if he could
have his way. Said he:
Il like the way this war is being carried
on now. So far as l am concerned, am
wiling to make this war a permanent in
stitution."
That is when the war will end under
the jacobin rule.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-04-19

RS-s ID. &H.W. SMITH, Sole Manufacturers of :
,he NEW AMERICAN ORGANS, with trsnoIo attaci,~
meut finished in fteeu different styles elegantly NIL
shed in Rosewood for parior Also in Black Wal
mt and Oak, for Churches Schools Lodges &c Rverv
Instrument warranted for FIVE years. Prizes From :
SIS to $500. Also Smiths Celebrated MELODEONR
hReals by E.P.sAVAGE, twoioors east Of Posss
uov. 10, '6S
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-04-19

a Boston abolition sheet which has only
assisted the Union cause by violent abuse
OF JET. Davis and clamors for the cOntiD-
uance of the war, declares that the free
States will fight on till the last armed
foe expires, even if thousand years is re-.
quired for the work." Such indomnitable
pluck, and unquestionable loyalty" could
only be manifested in Massachusetts,. q,
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-04-19

We'll, nv boy. do you know what syn-
tax means?' said schoOlmaster TO the
child of teetotaler. Yes, sir; the dssy
upon spirits.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-04-19

CLoTuING.-Mr. NJ. II. Hail. late of the
firm of Hall & Stearns. has just received
an immense stock of cl"thing, at the old
store of the firm on Jefferson street. His
styles Of vestlngs and cloths are most beau
tiful, and he sells ready made or manu-
features at prices as moderate as can be
afforded under the present condition of the
currency. lie also keeps on hand CONS
piete assortment of hats and caps-in fact
everything to dress a man complete, ex-
cept the boots.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-04-19

You should never dispute with the man
who, through stupidity or shamelessness
denies plain and visible truth.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-04-19
P U RE
SU GAR CANE Sc ED!

MPORTED by the Manufacturers Of Cooks Evspo.
piled with good pure Seed.
have for sale limited quantity OF soaehum and
Otehletam seed. Claimed to be the most profitable
varieties for this climate, Purchase soon il Won act
to be sure of good seei. w.P BARRETT
=, Opposite National Hotel, IolIe
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-04-19

McCLELLAN's REPORT.-The enterprising
prOprietors of the Chicago; Times have just
issued cheap edition of Gen. McClsllan's
report. 1t is document that should be in
hands of every friend of the constitution
and Union. Price-twenty copies So !;
twenty-five SIS; fifty 50 ; single copies 80
cents.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-04-19
From Denver City,
Denver CITY. Col. ApriI

Denver City, Col, April IA.
Lieut.. Dunn, LIST Colorado Cavalry. had
a fight with party of Cheyennes, on the
north side Of the Platte, near Fremopt's
Orchard, IS miles east of here, on the stage
road, on the 18th. Two soldiers were kill.
ed and four wounded. Several Indians
were killed.
Some uneasinese is felt here, caused bv
the conduct of the Sioux, Arrapahoes. and
CheyenDes. They are making unusual eff.
forts to obtain arms and ammunition. and
have recently stampeded several herds of
cattle near here. Stringent orders have
been issued prohibiting the sale of arms
aud ammunition to the Indians. The mil
ltary authorities are taking every precau.
ton possible to prevent an outbreak and
arrest and punish marauders.
New Mexican papers of the I'd are
received, but contain no news of import
ance.
The first number Of the arizona Miner.
the pioneer paper Of Arizona, is receive
ed.
Gov. Goodman, of Arizona, with an ex-
plorlng party, had fight with Indians on
the 9th of February. killing five.
The Miner gives encouraging accounts
Of the ella mines.
Denver City. Col, April IA.
There is much excitement here and in
the mountains, caused by the introduction
into Congress of bill to tax and regulate
the holding of mining. claims, gee orally
known as the seigniorage set. Petitions
will soon 60 forward. signed by nearly the
entire voting population, protesting 'eaiust
it, and asking for legislation on the subject
alike beneficial to the government and the
Territory.
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condemned by its FrIenda

We are permitted to make the following
extract from letter written by wealthy
Republican of this county tc q gentleman
in this city, declining the purchase Of val
liable property:
"Mr. -- told me what you asked for
it. thought the price very reasonable,
taking into account its good location and
also its present custom.
Only one thing prevented me from max
ing you an offer-and that is the danger
our country is IN. We are between two
rocks, on one Of which the ship of State
will as certainly strand as the Bible is
true. if the present rulers secure their re.
election Four years more Of this insane
rule will lay the land utterly waste and
il they should fail to carry their Reelection
they will prepare for such an event by
having tho army governed by base men
like themselves, and the army raised under
the pretencc of saving the country will
prove it's utter ruin.
We are fast running into the same state
of the french people during their awful
revulution-brot Their hating brother and
delighting 10 each others blood.
Woe Voc q! to our once happy country !!
If the above had been written by Cop
perhead" We should have declined it's
publication, but as il came from q man who
helped elect Lincoln, it is loyal" of
course.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-04-19

1t is as absurd to live without an aim az
to shoot without one.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-04-19

SUCCESS IN BUsINEss.-One of our dry
goods merchants at least, Mr.. A. Il. Day,
seems to understand that in order to be
secCessful in business it is necessary to
advertise. This in connection with his
long experience and excellent taste in the
difficult art of making purchases of stock,
bis strict attention to the details of bust.
ness and wants of customers, his urbanity
of manners, and bis willingness to be con
tent with living profit, has given him a
success rarely met With in this section Of
the country. And We take pleasure in
informing our readers that Mr.. Day, in
order to accommodate his rapidly increas.
ing trade, has bought larger assortment
of goods this spring than usual.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-04-19
srATE OF ILLINoI4 VIII couxrr.1
Civ az I.fs. a

~, ,.S sthen the said city Of Jo,,et H. .shng
Nv note Sst license for the sale Of he ss,0.
i'i anu 'Ake cut said license immediati must apply
~ order Of Common Co1nsg
u. III. PlNNEY, CitV At,r-,.-
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-04-19

However i'll the world may have gone
the roses still bloy, and the thrushes still
sing in it.
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April 1918
WANTED,

IlKST class salesman, man Of good eharae.er
vicinity. Apply Immediately
For Sale Cheap.
DO Good Sheep with Lambs, good Farm Mare vitf.
old-Or will exchange for good buggy Horse
o. Fox Joliet u