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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-05-03

Tax Sale Notice.
Notice is hereby given that at sale of lots and lands
for taxes held on the 23d day of April 1852 in the
city Of Joliet county of VIII aud State OF Illinois
the following lots sold. to-Wit The undivided
one half Of that part not owned By Oswego and Ind
ana r. X. Co. or Mrs. Eliza Patrick, Of Lots and
two Block "a ia FoyeB's Addition Joliet. in the
city Of Joliet county Of VIII and State Of Illinois,
that am the holder of the certificates and that re-
dem 2tion will expire in two years from above date
ANN FALKNER.
JoIfet, March is, IsG4
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Gardeningl aaraeningIi

The subscriber would respectfully announce 70 the
pubic that he Is ready to offer his service as an Od
Country learned GardDer. All those that wish 10 GET
their Garden (whether Orchard or Kirchen) in GOOD
address T. j. LIMPERIcH p. o. box 573, Joliet. IN.
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SHELF aid heavy HARDWARE.

BUILDERS HARDWARE,
Locks, Latciies, Butts and
Screws,
NAILS, CUT L Wrought
Carpenters. Tools,
Farming Tools of all kinds
Jerks, Shovels and Hoes,
PL0WS and Cultivators,
Horse and Hand Hay
Rakes, Hunts aud BiOOd's
AXES, Pocket Cutlery,
TABLE Cutlery,
Chain Pumps,
Lanterns,
Powder Rnd Shot,
In short everythiI
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DIRECTORS:
PLOWS REPAIRED

THvS. II HUTtHIN~
Marck 10. "a. Agent for Joliet and vicinity.
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To Stock RaiSerS
OF WILL & ADJOINING COUNTIES,
THE CANADIAN STALLION,
N w ID II NJ q I

a beautiful Mahogany Brown, black points, years
old, 151 hands high, weighs 1850 lbs-fne style and
action. TERAs-$6 the season.
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BAR IRON, all sizes,
Steel, Cast Spring and
Plows,
Nail Rod,
Horse Shoes and Naileg,
Smiths Bellows,
Vices, Anvils, d.
Black Smith Drills,
Nuts and Washers.
Buggy Springs,
do aud Wagon Axies,
Thimble Skeins,
Stocks and Dies,
Carriage Bolts,
Malleable Iron, all kinds,
2 usually kent ina
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-05-03

J. II. NANNY, J. NANNY and ThRmpson's Extras
for Reapers. Order early be sure your Machi ne is
all right For sale At BARRETTS.
Joliet, Feb. 23, 1864.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-05-03

E1,-Set your caves TrOughs, Conductors, and an
He % With 1naoEa
Jolist, Dee e. Ises.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-05-03

The highest market price in Cash or Trade, viii be
paid for Rags Old Cast and Wrought Scrap IroR Cop
AT sTRoNG's HARDWARE STORE.
JcEet, Dee. -, 1868
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-09-03
WEAvERvIIIE CALIFORNIA, SEPTEMBER 1864
AUTUMN.

New sheaves are slanted to the sun
Amid the golden meadows,
And the little sun-tanned CLEANERS run
To cool them in their shadows;
The reaper binds the bearded ear.
And gathers in the golden year.
Aud where the sheaves are gancing,
The farmers heart is dancing.
There pours glory on the land.
Flash'd down from heavens wide portals,
As Labor hand grasped Beauty's hand
To vow 60 d will to mortals;
The golden Year brings Beauty down
TO bless her with a marriage crown,
While Labor rises cleaning
Her blessings and their meaning
The work is done the end is near,
Beat. Heart, IL lutte and tabor,
For Beauty welded tJ the year,
Completes herself from Labor;
She dons her mtrrage gems and then
She casts them off as gifts TO men,
And sunbeam-like. if DINNER,
The fallen jewels glimmer-
There is hush of joy and love
Now giving lanis have crowned US;
There is a heaven up above
AMI heaven here around US
AMI hope her prophecies complete,
Creeps mp to pray At Beauty's feet,
While with thousand voices
The perfect earth rejoces!
When TO the Autumn heaven here
Its sister is replying.
'Tis sweet to think our Golden Year
Fulflls itself in dying:
That we shall find. poor things of breath,
Our own souls loveliness in death,
And leave, when III shall find US,
Our gathered gems behind us.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-09-03

. AN for striking at Slavery, the cause OF all
our woe, and the progentor of this gigantic re-
bellion, with every power under our control.
and thus, also, obey
the Divine injunction, "to break every yoke and
let the oppressed go free. -.
Thus speaks the Hon. Schuyler Colefax, in
recent letter addressed to the Congressional Con-
vention Of the Ninth District of Indiana. And
he might have added think, with entire
truth, that this nation will not know peace, or
be relieved from its present heavy burden and
great tribulaton until the people composing it,
and by common consent. obey the manifest Di-
vine purpose to q break every yoke, and let the
oppressed go free" The seal of condemnation
is upon the giant cause Of our present calamities
and when that is fairly rooted out. we may look
for the clear light and genial rays of the of
peace to once more shine forth over our land.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-09-03

THE San Jose Mercury says that John Grant,
the highwayman, who now lies wounded in the
county Jail, says that he could name fifty Demo-
Gratis in San Jose and vicinity who knew of and
countenance the organization of Ingraham' S
guerrllas, believing them to be working in the
interest of the rebellion.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-09-03

THE IMMIGRArIoN.-Mr. Harvey, an old resi-
dent of Red Bluff, who has been visit to the
Eastern States, and returned by way Of the plains
across SAYS that two thirds of the immigration
across the plains are strong loyal Union men.
A good proportion Union men from the
Southern States, many who have been driven
from their homes by the rebels, their property
conliscatcd or destroyed and some b rely es-
Gaping with their lives. The l'rgest share OF the
grafton has gone to Idaho Territory .-Inde-
ueDdeUf
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-09-03

SOLDIERS AND CoPPERHEADs.-At Il meeting OF
the enlisted men of the Thirteenth Regiment Hi
10th July, the following resolution was unani-
mously adopted
= Resoiced, That to the Copperheads of Illinois
we owe supreme contempt, and as We have here
lofore dealt with traitors IN the field SO we are
ready to deal with them at home
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-09-03

BEHIND THE TINEs.--By the Marysville Express
of August 26th we find that the following reso-
lutons were adopted by the various 9 buzzard-
shooters Clubs in Trinity county some time
since At the risk of incurr:ng the dspleasure
of the aforesaid Clubs we publish them;
ResoiUed, That strict observance of the free
dom of speech and the freedom of the press, as
guaranteed by the Constitution of the United
States, is essential and vitality necessary to the
maintenance and perpetulty of our republican
institutions.
Resolred, That it is with unfeigned astonish-
ment and indignation have heard of the ar
rest of Col. Charles l.. Weller, chairman of the
Democratic Central Committee, on no other
charge (as We understand it) than inculcatlnS Il
pure devotion to the Constitution, and all rights
Of American citizens.
Resolred That the arrest of Col. Weller Rev.
Bishop Kavanaugh and Mr. II Ill, are i'll total dis
regard of their moral and constitutional rights,
and are calculated to lead to civil discord and
strife, and should be discountenanced by all true
lovers Of Liberty and Union.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-09-03
Mothers ! Mothers Mothers

IN Don't t,il to procure Mrs. UInsi0n's Soothing
svrsp for CHILDREN TEETIIING. This valuable preTara
the prescription Of of the best female ph's'caS
nd United States and has been used for ttS
wears with never falling safety and success by millions
mothers and children from the feeble infant Of week Old
To- the adult only relieves the child from PAIN hnt ~
Vgorate- stomach and bowels, colS'1 acidy %' EN
wiie II Will ain 'st A-sat-
relieve
GRIPPING IN THE BOWELS AND WIND CH0llc
We believe the best and ure-t remedy in the world To All
and ItR ;id IN chhheh' "he'hei "
arises from Teething from any ether cause
Full directions f using will accompany each nitc >"
-nuiur unless the f,c .imile CURTIS PERKINS New
York the outside wrapper Sold 10y an heuiei'e ~
sIs. Principal Office - Dey street New York
REDINGT0N CO.
li6 and lis Front street. san fr@hel4c".
so.,i6m Agent for California
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-09-03
Ucimstreets Hair Restorative
HIS NOT A DYE

But restores gray original color by supplying
the ,.piIry tube. substances impaired DS age
or disease All dyes comp" fa"
DESTROYING the vitality and beauty Of the hair ana i o
thsn,.yes no dressing cimseets inonltaole Cuvrihs
n, nly restores hair to color by easy process
but gives the mar
Luxurinnt Beauty,
rootas IL. growth prevents falling OH eradicate" dand
ruu aud imp health anl pie sinness 10 tle mead IL
hn. st,s being the orisni ha oooi my
Used by both Heh'ie
men and Iie- lid by all respectable dealers OF can
be procured by them v d. : NiN . if'pie'" "" ioA
sNt1us dan Agents, San Francisco Two sizes,
so cents and 81. i-'"'e'
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-09-03

Linked W with virtue and a thousand crimes"

TALKS TO THE YREKA PEoPLE.--Rev. f-Bel.
lows, President of the National Sanitary Com
mission, stopped over night at Yreka, recently,
where he delivered an address to large and
highly entertained audience. The Rev. gentle
man was on his way to Oregon.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-09-03

The - SANITARY. brown, of the Press, who
recently made elaborate apology for the Fort
Pillow massacre, declares that the Sanitary Com
mission is humbug. He further says that
- there is no one connected with the Commission
whom he would trust" Brown is naturally sus-
picious. He stands accused of embezzlement of
school-funds in Wisconsin and evidently i'm
agines that all men are as rascally as himself
american Fldg.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-09-03

BAD OPINION OF FATHER BELLOWS. The pious,
honest, and immaculate Yankee renegade of the
San Francisco Confederate Press has no conf
dence in Father Bellows. He says:
'The Sanitary Commission has given some
responsible service to the sick and wounded sol
liers but we know of none of its agents with
whom we would entrust money without some
other than their own personal assurance for its
proper application.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-09-03

" BuzzARp-SHooTERs " PRACTICING-A Napa
paper gave notice that gang of Southerners
and Coppcrhcads were drilling in the mountains
near Loconome Valley, and the report having
been ascertained to be correct, the Government
authorities have taken measures to arrest the
gang and break up their encampment. They
were a portion of Beriah' Buzzard Shooters y
practising. Their grief will be a lesson to the
9th
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-09-03

4 MODEL PErlrIoS.-A gentleman has handed
us the following extract from a prayer, which
we are assured was put up by Iiillman, the razor
strop vender in the Howard street Methodist
Church, last Sunday evening. 1t is far more
forcibe than elegant. Said the earnest petit
toner, alluding to our political troubles 40
Lord take JEFF. Davis by the nap of the neck
and shake him over hell till he squeals like
raccoon !''-San Francisco Paper.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-09-03

CussxD MEAN MEN.-Mrs. a. s. Wells, widow
of Capt Wells, who was murdered by the whis-
Ky -bloated traitor, Geiger and who is proprie-
tress of a ferry across the Sacramento, from the
income of which she supports herself and chill
dren accuses John Chamberlain and Jack Bohann
through the Independdnt, of paying their ferri-
age in greenbacls. Safe bet they are " buzzard
shooters -
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-09-03

OLD CALIFORNIA DEMocRATs.-The Virginia
Old Piute publishes the names of the Democratic
Central Committee of Storey county. S. A.
McMeans is chairman, and Frank Tilford, A. b.
Dibble. j. s. Pitzer and Frank Denver are among
the number. The whole lot are played-out Cali
fornia politicians
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-09-03

OLD line Apostles like Judas lscariot--Gras'
Vauey National.
Yes. and old line apostates like John R. Ridge,
jeff Dlvis, William Byrne, c. K. Street, and
{. SIGH" like-Nerada Gazette
Give them fits, Uncle. They don't like it
much, but never mind it's true as gospel-only
them last mentioned fellows discount old Judas.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-09-03

I" WoULDy'r T it be awful scratch to find chris
tian under the hide of one of these political
sou-savers. ."-Hariposa Free Press.
More difficult, Mr.. Lawrence, to find an honest
man in the guse of Northern traitor, dough-
face and renegade who for little pres
ent success would imperil the future safety of
his country, kth and kind rs well as his own
SOUL what there is of it.-Orens Rirer Herald.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-09-03

A ToUCHING lycIDEST.--The following pa
thetic story is based upon actual incident
that occurred on the battlefield at Gettysburg
A rebel prisoner asked clean shirt for his
young comrade, whose fresh blood-stained band
ages told of recent amputaton just above the
knee. One of the Sanitary Commission gave the
Shirt but said the boy must be washed. - Oh,
any of those women yonder." kind looking
woman from Phiadel phia was asked if she was
willing to wish rebel prisoner. @ Certainly"
was the prompt reply, - have son in the Union
army, and would like to have somebody wash
him
With towel and water in q tin basin, she
cheerfully walked through the mud to the tent
Careful not to disturb the amputated leg, she
gently removed the old shirt and began to wash
him but the tenderness of mothers heart
at work, and she began to cry over him,
saying that she imagined she was washing her
own son. This was more than he could bear.
He, too, began TO weep, and to ask God to bless
her for her kindness to him. The scene was too
much for the bystanders, and they left the North
Mother and Southern Son to their sacred
grief, wishing that tears could blot out the sin
of this rebellion and the blood of this unnatural
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-09-03

CoRREcT DEFINITIoN.-Accoriing to the Boston
Post. the latest and most satisfactory definition
of traitor is-one who doesn hold an office
or contract. and hasn't swindled the Govern
mert- Exchange.
The Post is Democratic paper, and Demo-
cratic authority ought to be gool on that point,
as for a generation or two they held monopoly
of all the contracts, swindliag, etc.-Sdcramento
Rec
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-09-03

AT HIS OLD Tricks We find the following
relative to the doings of old Weaver-villain
in a late number of the american Flag:
Daniel Crowley, residing on the northeast
corner of Washington and Leavenworth streets,
San Francisco knocked down and kicked his wife
on Monday last, while intoxicated, and broke one
of her legs near the ankle.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-09-03
NOTICE OF SALE.

THE SUBSCRIBER TAKES THIS METHOD
| of notifying the puts.e that he has this day
sold all his right, title and interest in the Wea-
yerville Drug Store and the good will thereof.
TO NJ F. Griffin who will conduct the business
hereafter Thanking the people of Trinity coun-
ty for the liberal patronage bestowed during the
past two years, he invites continuance Of the
same in behalf of his successor
All persons indebted to me are requested to
make payment immediately, and all persons hav-
ing claims against me viii present the same for
payment. LOUIS WELLENDORFF.
Weavsrville, July 20, 1854. 2s.u.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-09-03

TIME UNDERSIGNED GIVE NOTICE THAT
| the above named corporation has been org n
lied for the purpose of carrying on the Banking
and Exchange business, in all its branches, in
this city and with the interior of this State the
,e,,,,,,..r State and Territories, and with Mex
leo also. with the Atlantic cities, Europe. Chi
ma. aud the East Indies for which they are pro-
yided with ample facilities. and in conformity
with the articles of association will commence
operations on the 5th day of July next at the
banking-honse now occupied by Donohoe, Rail
ston & Co., corner of Washington and Battery
streets.
With the view of giving to the business of the
corporation all the efficiency and promptitude of
a private banking firm together with that conf
Dental seclusion of private business matters so
generally desired, the immediate management of
its affairs is committed exclusively to d. O. Mills
ana VIM c. Ralston, as President and Cashier
respectively. to whom, either of them, the
customers of tAe Bank Will apply on all hus-
ness matters. The regular meeting of the Board
of Trustees will take place monthly.
The undersigned deem it advisable to call par
ticular attention the following pcculiarities OF
their orga aniZation. which are positively binding
on all its members
Frsf-Sales of its Capital Stock can be eff
fccted only after due appraisemcnt by Stock
holders selected for that special purpose; and
the Trustees of the Corporation have. in all ca
ses the right to become purchasers of the stock
appraised mt the appraiscment, for the benefit OF
the remaining Stockholders. This restriction is
printed upon each Certificate of Stock.
Second-Loans cannot be made to stockhold-
ers except upon coliaterals other than their
Shares in the Capital Stock of this Bank.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-09-03

"OwExs RIVER HERALD. We are in receipt
of new paper bearing the above name, published
at Owensville, Mono county, by L. w. Ransom
4 Co. 1t is a sprghtly print, and promises good
service in our country's cause
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-09-03
Meekly Trinity gonrnal.
Weayerille, Saturday, Sept. 8, 1864.
A Soldiers Sentiments

A. g. Rayburn is a sold er +; he is of Southern
birth, his father is Judge Rayburn, of Sonoma
county, and is of the persuasion called Cop
perhead." Rayburn, the soldier, thus writes
from camp in Arizona Territory:
g do not wish to promote civil strife on this
coast, but think that traitors ought to be made
to know that we in earnest ! would like
to know what the California Volunteers were
called into service for. Was it to preserve
peace, for the benefit of the mean, sinking,
cowardy, Northern, dough-ficed, blue-beliied
Yankee Dixie Secesa symplthizers in California
or were we called out to protect the lives and
property OF Union men, to punish ana put down
treason, let it come in whatever shape it might,
TO defend and uphold our Government, and to
protect that dear old starry flag from insult, and
preserve it in all its glory and honor?
If it was the last mentioned object, we have
Tell Tar short Of it, for treason to-day is bolder
and more outspoken in this State than it the
day we enlisted, and no man that prctends to
know anything can deny it. We have seen our
officers, (who should be above suspicion, J drink,
carouse, and be hale fellows well met with noto-
rionS secessonsts. We have been paraded and
drilled for hours just to please certain things
calling themselves ladies, who when passing
one OF us on the street would turn up their deli
cate little secesh noses and hrt like spoilt
child,
Soldiers have been insulted by Secessionists
and upon resentng the insult as he should do
by knocking traitor down, they have been re-
ported by said traitor as being drunk and insult
ing citizens, and cur officers have actually
punished the soldier and let the traitor go un-
molested. Such has been the experience of some
of the California Volunteers, and truer and bet
ter soldiers never lived. Is it a wonder, then,
that they have not re-enlisted? We are Just as
patriotic as ever and have undying filth in the
Government and Administration. Although the
first breath ever drew was in an atmosphere of
slavery, do most sccerely hate the accursed
institution from the hottom Of my heart, ana |
will fight it as long as | am permitted to breathe
the breath of life -
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-09-03

IT is stated by Copperhead paper, says the
Humboldt Times, that ex-President Buchanan
sent $50 and his autograph TO the Mississippi
Valley Sanitary Fair at St. Louis. If the old
fellow has done this one good act, he will stand
as fair in history Byron S Corsair, who
LEFT a 10 other times
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-09-03

Az EVIDENCE OF BRIrIsH KyowLEDGE OF AMER.
,cAx GEooRApHY.-Galtign Messengrr says
Many persons inquire what is the meaning o
the word Kearsarge, the name of the vessel which
sunk tie Atdbama. hearsdrge Is a river in the
most southern part of North America falling
into the bay of Vera Cruz
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-09-03

THE New Nation says: ''Grant is the COM
pletest and dearest failure of all the blunders
made by the Administration
This statement will be fully appreciated wnen
it is known that John C. Fremont owns the "s"
Nathan
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-09-03

yrRy AppRorRrArE.-We will give the Cop
perheads credit for one act-good judgment ana
sacacity in selecting the time of meeting oil the
National Convention. 1t met on the Z9th uit.
the birthday of Benedict Arnold. Ihey VIII
probably pass resolution in honor OF MS mem
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-09-03

JUDICIAL REGISTRATIONS In NgyADA.--A dis
patch to the Uaion, dated Carson, 22d, states
that Judges North, Turner and Locke resigned
their positions on that day.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-09-03

"D.vE. lend us four bits for irrigating pur-
noses Red Bluff Independent.
Luce, of the q fremont, is hereby authorized
to irrigate Bishop four bits worth. He evidently
needs A stimulant.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-09-03

The MIsTAKE.-The Springfield (Mass.) Re-
publican declares that the defense of slavery has
been the "great mistake" Of the Democracy.
1t says: g No Democrat can approve Of slavery
in itself; it is the most undemocratic, the most
villainous of all institutions that have come
down from barbarous times
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-09-03

THE slaves enlisted in Kentucky promise 10
maka 6ne soldiers. Most of them have in their
veins the best white blood in the state WIN
black blood enough to make them intensely loyal.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-09-03

BIC OxE.-A cheese weighing +-oVo Poun
has been placed in the San francisco az ou'Au-
ing for exhibition.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-09-03

The Marysville Express asks +" Can the Presi-
dent suspend the writ of habeas eOrpuss" Having
done more than one occasion it is presume
able that he can. The Express man may know
of his own personal knowledge one of these
days.
LARGE MAYoR.-Mayor Fowler, of Marysville,
weighs two hundred and eighty pounds and the
Common Council compelled to have an of
fetal chair made for him-ordinary chairs not
being large enough.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-09-03

Corrcspondents in New York-LEES d. w ALLER,
No. 50 Pine street.
Correspondents in Lonlon-DANk OF LONDON.