Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1846-07-28

liable, clever sort OF man, but n few pie
lces of this exceedingly little species Of
swindling, is not calculated to give one a
favorable idea ofhis honesty or manliness
of character"
This small grievance, however, has no
effect farther than the immediate agents
are. concerned, and in no way disturls
the general harmony of the troops. All
took their final departure, enjoying good
health and in exceedingly fine spirits.
Inspector Generals Department, U. S. }
Army,
Alton, ILL.,, July IA, 1916.
Orders:--No. |. In compliance with
instructions from Brigadier General John
E. Wool, charged with the duty oforgan-
izing and ordering of Volunteers to Tex
as, the following named regiments of Hi
nois volunteers, having been mustered in
to the service of the United States at this
place, and paid the advance for clothing,
and furnished with necessary camp equi-
page and medicines, will embark on board
| of steamboats,, TO be furnished by the quar-
termaster's department, with eight days
rations, Tone days cooked and in hayer-
sack, in the following order:
No. III. The second regiment, under
command of Col w. H. BisselI, will EN-.
bark on Thursday morning the 18th inst;
and the 3rd regiment, commanded by Col.
Ferris Forman, on Friday morning the
18th, for New Orleans. and thence to
Point Isabel, Texas.
No. III. For any deficiency of arms or
equipments in either of these regiments,
the Col. will call on Captain Whiteby,
Ordinance Depot, at Baton Rouge Arse,
nal. on the way down the river, but with
out landing the troops. On arriving at
New Orleans, the Colonies, without land
ing the troops, will report to Lieut.. Col.
Hunt, Deputy Quartermaster General, for
transportation to Point Isabel, and to Cap
tain Grayson, Comhlissary of subsistence,
and on landing at Point Isabel, they will
] report to the commanding officer.
No. w. The first regiment, under Col.
John J. Hardin, will embark in like man.
ner, on Saturday next, the 18th, for New
Orleans and thence to La Baca, Texas,
ITO march thence to San Antonio de Bex-
ar. This regiment, it is expected, viii
be followed by the 18th, under Col. Baker,
now at Jefferson Barracks. On arriving
at New Orleans, the Colonies will re-
port in the same manner as is directed
above, to the Quartermaster and Com
missary of Subsistence, for transportation
and subsistence to La Baca, and also OBJ.
tain all necessary information and means
for landing, encamping, and subsisting al
La Baca, which may not at the time be
occupied by other troops.
| S. CHURCHILL, Inspector Gen.
! Attic request of Coils. Hardin and Ba.
ker, the first and second, instead of frs
and fourth regiments, take the route by
Matagorda bay and La Baca to San An
tonic. These two officers, from theiI
late differences it is reasonable to sup
pose, would prefer different routes.
ttEf -sees----------
i COMPLEMENTARY minister short time
| since, in sermon to his auditors, com
plimented the Ladies in the following
/ strain; "Be not proud that our blessed
Lord paid your sex the distinguished hon
/ or of appearing first TO a female after the
resurrection, for it was only done that the
glad tidings might spread the sooner!"
/ -
+ 0IIt is said that the new tariff will
produce twenty eight millions of net rev.
enae.
\ The Wings say that tariff reduces
the price Of the article taxed. Then VIII,
are the manufacturers so eager for a higI
tariff, to prevent the Importation of for
/ cign goods? If the manufacturers pro
ducts are reduced in price by protection
why is he not for free trade? These mo
nopolists are benevolent creatures and ar,
anxious to ellvery low therefore, the,
i go for protective tariff.
~ fesFaf ~ E.
q CoUNTERFE1rs.-Any number ofcoun
terfeit ones on. the Albany Exchange
!. Bank are in circulation in New York
4 The general look of the bill at first SIGHT
might decieye, but on examination of III,
engraving and signatures, the cheat is an
parent. Theright hand Idle in particular
looks as if it was done with boat hook
RUMoR.--There is a runor in some a
the New York papers, that the Depar
ment of State has been offeredto Mr.. Nc
Lane, and that his answer is expected h
the next steamer from England.