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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-27

rTvaughn's Lithontriptic will do more as a eura-
tive agent thsn other article before the public This "a no
unmesnipg puff II you want pro9f cal upon his agents
You can satisfy yourself that this article possesses more
real worth than any other medicine now before ms word
IN diseases Of The urnsry organs, gravel &c II hes DO
,tual-s wv az 6tis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-27

~ Branch Post-Ofice, Chatham-sQuare,
NEw-YoRS Feb. y, lsi7.-Lellers ami papers for Eu-
rope per steamer CAMBRlA from BosIon,wl be received
at this Office until O'Clock p NJ this day, and by the Tx
press over the Longlslsnd Railroad Sunday 2Sih
O'Clock T. M. Letters for The Northern and Eastern
Mails close al 10 O'Clock at night, and Southern al A. NJ
and q daily. Postage on letters and papers received
in New York Bank bills aud Spanish coin until 10 O'Clock
al light sT It. AARON SWARTS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-27

~ Trench l.anguagc-Msnescs's Oral system by
49, Madame DuRAND has 8 vacancy for a
es lot ladies' also, for an evening class for
49, ruphs can be admitted into class s In the
ussss 80 coarse. Gentlemen wishing to Join the early
SS esss, may now enter their names, IS wakersL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-27

FosT OFFICE SEw-YoRx, FEB. q, 1871.
re- The steamer Cambria will leave Boston
Monday the let March. Her mails will close ~ The Office
on Saturday The nth iIsl 81 p NJ Postage al let.
tiers prepaid 10 Boston. Letters OF half an ounce
or under cents and each additional half ounce cents
ROBERT h MORRIS, P. NJ
An Extra Mail will be made up Al his otce for the
above steamer 20 by express over the Longlslsnd
Railroad on Saday ssh INST Once open from 70 10
A. NJ and from u. 10 IA z. NJ sot
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nm R0nr ANn SHOE NANTFACTT RER-

DO1 WANTED-In 4 hosiery store, about II years OF
Dsge one hat can come well recommended VIII have
good OF pcruniiy lesrn is business Apply between
4 sud O. ok p a. 425 Brosasav- ri s.
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q. 3. MAIL LINZ fos AIeasy -
Troy Vie Bnagspess 90 Ho =, -
fk9|ll2

he Hopsssous Isos1 b. 80 rsial
win heavy rs ifom srAsse9n y e g - ses
IL 80 soo Of Hsstsssl los ehAfspos daily, q
Al o,eiorS. A u No stshs tAsse IN ~ rsAssngN In
30 81 ears OF baggago arrive In Abany end Troy -
rloeS p n New cars md locomotive saginss hsys -
New England fosd-
a.ily. = ~ w.....
Express oes, No b Welles I'd :, ses oees % 1 -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-27

" Church Festival.-rbe ladies OF The fourth
ssgeeauonsl Church (Dr. Wsllace's) viii bold their
VA Fssiva for the benefit Of the Church, the evcn-
SaasSi Of March. NJ the Minerva Rooms In Broad.
Necw CsnsLst Dingle's Brass Band 10 engaged
evening. Tickets 80 cents, the supper included.
n><s can be had OF T. h. Acker, McDougalst, T.
mx Blocker. near Grove-sl T. D. Wsllsce's drug
~ hatscn and Amos sIs and al the door the
IN he Festival III It
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-27

XVASTRD-a SITUATION hys young nsu Aret p. At
w some respectable elgoyrer'-is accustomed 70 The
care q horses ard acquainted win his CITY and
Brooklyn siigzlo1 porter IN store cleTk
retail grocerv preferred Please sddress rote 70 G. ".
P. ne Edrdae-sf iu thf rear -7fit-
XlTANTED-Empioyrneuf e. = moderate salary a. as
w tsfsrf 10 a DAguere0type artsiss b0ok-se-per,
copyist or Otherwise BY young man who understands
the Dsglerr-oiype Art i Peeri accountant 4c AG-
dress W. n. a. his of1ce- @5f 3uss
NlTANTFD-A sock Of dry goods, AMOUNT we've 70
w Sheen thousand dollars. IN exchange for vhluAbls ard
improved real 10 his city Address By note box
1871, posotace- Isl jrs'
WANTED III. day sr-e or four good boos-iolder,.
w Apply Al 10 Fuiton-st .liIr ASA L sHIPAAN.
A RARE CHANCE 70 Make Noney.-Any yoaas
n havirg fsw hundred dollar may o5tsin irte
ret IN business from which b. industry h- may res1se
fortune None need s2ply hrt such travel Ad-
dress " william a. ttis otce- II lrg
A FRENCH GENTLEMAN, recently arrived. IS
n DESTROYS Of giving lessons 10 The French language II
private families or Institutes The 5ei cerIhcae. be
gives. Inquieof Mr. D. Lsgroix ii MI LsFArses, 20
Broadway. Hf In
DOY WANTED-In hosiery store, about Il years Of
Dsge. one hat come vel recommended VIII have
10 sis business priv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-27

csRcs Charles Edwards, David Y. Wheeler
,cesAsn Man.. NJ Young. NJ. q. Leonard,
Aex L Men,, " tnshnell, A. ~ Gum,
Wliaz 49, ser' A. Mumford, John p. Develin,
Edvd I.s Ec~'d d. Nelson. V. Kirby,
ArsAss Qor Peter A. Hegemsn. Ssn'l A. Strang,
4 L ksDor.n WIN d Ws,emsu, Chas A. RspAls.
JOIN r. Dow ~ Geo z. Nelson, Jas. y. Phelan,
yeAc Ord. Jas Ousokenboss, Jno p. Corrigan.
asck'd = ra..,, Wm. L. Morris, Gregory J. Phelan,
SaN N c., Henry J. Ennis, James o. Dwyer,
WI nssis.' Ey' Charles Harris, John Golfer,
zen PAsnn = Lambert suyd dam, Henry Tsppan,
Wool ." Aom. Underhill, Il. '. Graham,
yon Nn.k.n Seeiles Harris Jas. o. McAdsm,
Sesa p 49, M. Noah, c. G. Hsyens,
III An,~sS' john y. conrey, John Randall,
6ks- james y. Fond, and many others-
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DECENTLY PUBLISHED-whuiers Supernatural.
Ilism Of NeN-Eng land-l vol limo Is eta
There Il spirit 10 these legends which, nothing
destroy. We admit nearly all that be said Of mod
ern improvement, yet still love inger among the
tales Of Goblin, Ef and FAIRY and therefore thank Mr..
Whittier for this amusing volume" Albion.
CHANGER and Spens-r, by Charles II. Desher and Mrs
Kirkland parts. Emo. 80 cents each
The present volume sfOfds the fret good opportunity
yet Afforded TO the American reader 10 become correctly
merit without the necessity Of sborious study. We hope
the book vii be appreciated, and the suhOr encouraged
10 open more Of those wells Of Engllsh too much
neglected, Al least on lh, side Of The Atlantic"
Christian Inquirer.
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General Nutlles.

rrI1 10 scotiand.-At meeting Of Scotchmen
,.5e,1 N Nes YORK, alized TO devise means TO
tes he dses existing In the His HANDS Of Scotland II
~ resosesft@. grand Musical Entertainment be given
a lse Tsbspacle ihe evening VI Monday, oh March,
n; he prcceeds Of which will be devoted 10 this be-
p,soe1t pupOse
rg psf1cs Os see farther Advertisements
~ Committee Of Arrangements and others disposed TO
,o1osfsn with them In This lsudabie undertaking, will
~ er,sdwsy (enlrsnce "a Lspensrd-st this saturday.
n o'clock. mir
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-27

Losses and expenses on pol
ici-s issued Jan. !, l846.... 800 ~
Losses from Jan. J., 1875, TO
Jan I, l8f7....,... ........ o.olo ~
Expenses from Jan !, 1876, 10
Jan. !, ltfI....ss...ss...ss liife9 o. .... o..
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D.
Reside reserve fund from surplus premumsl OF Abo
SISS.O 600
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Published and Tor sale 81
Sf WILEY PUTNAM, 1871 Broadway.

M Willy PUTNAM, TT Bfosdwsy.
THE SCOUT OF THE SILVER POND;
A TALE OFTHE REVOLU1ION-By Newton M. Cur
Ais author OF Blsck-Plumed Riaeman, nc. 10 pub
shed this morning and may be had Of Burgess srnger
4 Co. WIN. Taylor Astor House WIN. n Graham, II.
Long Brother and Of WILLIAMS CO.
26f6us- Publishers, ~ Ann-sL
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~ To the Ladic.-PartIcuIar Notice.-Of al
UNJUST AND UNoHRIsT IAN.

r. The Public, and the religious community In par
tcuar respectfuyinved TO call Al our store ~ Mas
and examine the unnecessary and unChrsusn ~
Jury received by from the managers Of ne American
Tract society. f25f 2Teocis'l GOULD, BANKS 4 CO
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Policies now IN force............-...........
Net amount u premiums received on
above policies 10 Jan. /, lSf........sa2'glz 81
Received Tor inleresl................'' z'oo7 ~
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Net prOceeds...;;.,:.;,::::.:.,s:.l,ssI..I, 81

Net .Sltt,l-f 81
INVESTMENTS.
Cash 10 bank, land In course
Of transmission By Agenu
for Dec. premlums.l ....... >lo,os7 II
City bonds, and bonds and
mOrtgages...... .+.... l~is" W
Secured premium notes on
hand, and notes IN hanes
OF agents for sellemeail. ..l75,s57 10
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RESERVED FUND. w.

RESERVED FUND, VIZ.
Losses expected according
TO tables Of mortality,
less amount paid. ).......cloisn ~
Also for "a persons now IN
sured, who are one year
- go 80 8,
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Dividend Of prohls IS per esut......9o3.s $

BESJ'S c. MILLER, Secretary.
Jos. l. LOAD, Agent, Sew-fork
JANIS STEWART, NJ D. 81 Broadway, Ne"-foTk, Aed
Examiner. -
JOsEPH B. JACKSON, ~ d. corner OF Marker and broa
sta Newark, Med. Examiner
VALENTINE M0rT. NJ. d. Ma Road c,,.ui,s,,,r
JER VAS RESssELAER, NJ d. 49,
Qxr uThkSls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-27

tss.sSs ta Ward-Relief for Ireland.-The I'M
WI - sS.esi meeting Of The citizens Of The Ninth
Lzlss aoeesy evening, March l. NJ "A O'Clock al ST
o,srrs ~,e corner Of Grove and Huoson sits. 10 CO.
ssvns M, "a es Ccrt Committee for The relief OF the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-27

- FOX SALE-Ihe three story house and lot IN NE
HI Firstavenue second house above Ninth At west side
IL IL furnished throughout in the best and most
modern style, with p.s~i furniture marble nantels, foors
deafened, and good supPs Of closets and drobes
In the kitchen Is of Reebe ranges boiler Sc and
cOmplets bsihing apparatus In the second story Muir
phys Eghh-st stages pass the door every few minutes
Twohirds OF the purchase meney remain mortgage
for i've years For father particular aud permission to
see the house apply to LAWRENCE r.. EMBREE, next
door above, or to STANTON JARVIS, 81 Froutst.
1-fer r.. 80 II
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Upon s24 policies In force, issued by The
Company from April 3, l5i5, 10 Dec. 81, lss.
The same having paid second years pTemi
uni The Directors have declared a dividend OF
IS per cent being the profits on the hrst years
business-net premiums amounting io.....sbsnso 20
Proportion Of expenses paid-a,Sp on
Losses paid. .........l-lV' w
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-11-02

WORMS IN CHILDREN Children from
the rst to the seventh yenF of their age are apt TO
be infested with Worms. Various reasons have
been advanced to account for this fact, but they
are all moro or less unsatisfactory and objectiona.
BILE. The most prevalent idea is, that theiy pres
ence Is owing TO the supsrabundance of mucus
which exists in the bowels during this period of
life and which Is said TO serve as midas or nest
for their production, growth and support. This
opinion is supported and confirmed by che fact
that Worms also inha bit the bowels of aged and
feeble individuals, especially females of delicate
constitution, in whom this snperabundance of mu-
Gus Is disc covered.
Worms IRE a cause, shd very Serious cause
too of diseases thousands CT children die annual-
Iy from diseases produced by them, and many a.
duits suffer much from the existence of these AMI
mails in the bowels, it is therefore highly im2or-
tant aud desirable that some efficient means be
nothing equal to sWINER's CANADIAN VEBMI-
FUGE'-Its success Is certainly without parallel
no other medicine Inns within the same time ac-
quired such reputation, and is becoming yet
more and more popular ,and is designed TO super
| sede al other preparations intended for similar
purposes, il has never been known to fail, nor is
il possible for Worms to sist the power Of this
| medicine, il will and does efectually destroy
and remove them from the bowels in every in
stance; single trial will satisfy all that such is
the case; try it and be convinced, but be careful
when purchasing that you are not imposed OH BY
worthless article. Remember the name "Winer's
| Canadian sVermifDge,o John Winer q Co 81
| Maiden Lane, New York, sole propTietors.
For sale by c, CLEMENT. Joliet, Ills.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-11-02

BANK crUATIoNs.-The gross cir.
culation Of bank notas in the United
States about January, L, 1880 was $6l,-
323,668; Jan. l, 1884, 1894, e39, $40; Jan.
l, 1887, $l49,1S2,s9O; Jan. |, 1910,
SIG, 572, $40; and on Jan. L. 1S43, it
sunk to $58, 563,69s. Since that time
it has increased, and amounted in Dec,
1915, to $1O6 1924 and was about
the same in Dec, 1846.-Clereland
Herald.
A beautiful illustration of the operation
of the paper system. The currency ex.
banding nearly three fold in seven years
and contracting one half in three years.
1t is now rapidly expanding and if it con.
tinues year or two longer, it will exceed
the initiation 1887, when we shall again
have millions of rag money, and nothing
to redeem it with, and then the business
OF the country will again be caught in the
all-devouring jaws ola great and sudden
contraction.
Who that believes the sound doctrine
that steadiness in quantity is an essential
attribute OF sound currency will pretend
that the manufacture and circulation OF
paper money ought not to be prohibited!
Wisconsin Argus.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-11-02
Cry OF MEXICO, Sept. 26, 1s47.
Yours, &C.,


Assassinations continue. No less than
ten murdered soldiers were found this
morning, in the vicinity Of the quarter of
San Palo, and eight on the previous day.
The fault lies partially with our own
men, who straggle from their quarters,
and get intoxicated at the first puIqueria
or grog-shop; yet the fact that even in
this state, they are set upon by gangs of
armed ruffians, shows that a feeling of
revenge and deep hatred remains against
US: and the frequency Of the murders
would prove that regular system of as
sassination has organized, the wire work.
ers very likely some of the priests and
leading men.
Col. Mcintosh died last night. He fell
pierced by two halls.
Yours &C., C. w. X.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-11-02
Adminis1ratOrIs Notice.

= WILL attend at Term of the Probate Court
to be holden at the Office ofthe Probate Justice
in Joliet, on Saturday the eighteenth day of De-
cembcr next, at which time all persons having
claims against the estate of William LAYTON de-
ceased, are notified and requested to present the
same to safe Court, for adjudication.
I : 80 A3sisse REASON FARLEY, Adm.
/ Joliet, Nov. 2, 1917 sts 2I,6w
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-11-02
items Of Foreign News.

The French Steamer Missouri, from
Cherbnrg on the LIST, arrived at new York
last Tuesday morning, and the English
steamer Cambria, from Liverpool on the
4th, arrived at Boston also on Tuesday.
From summaries in the New York papers
ofthe news brought by these vessels,
we compile the following.
One of the most painful items, is the
announcement of the death of the Hon.
ALEXANDER H. EVERETT, the American
Commissioner to China, He died in
Canton on the 29th of June. He had
only arrived in that city a few days before
with his family to take possession of a
new house.
Accounts have been received from
Christiana Norway that on the 18th of
Sept. an immense rock in the district OF
Foarden fell from the summit ct noun.
tain, crushing thirty-four houses, in which
were supposed to be $50 persons. At the
date ofthe accounts only two bodies had
been recovered.
POTATO CRoP.-It will be seen by
reference to our extracts from the Mark
Lane report that the potato crops are bad.
The AsIATIC CHOLERA is making
fearful ravages in Russia, and in conse.
quence fits appearance in Warsaw, the
Emperor had deferred his visit to Poland,
circumstance not regretted by the people
OF that country.
SwITzERLAND.-Active preparation
are making in Switzerland for suppress.
ing the Souderbund by force of arms; a
sanguinary civil wal is apprehened from
the resolution of the latter to resist the
Diet. Two cantons alone are prepared
with 100000 men to take the field.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-11-02
MA1RRIIHlDo

In this place onThursday the 2sth ult..
by the Rev. A. M. G. Comstoek, Mr.
Henry G.. BRowN to Miss HARRIET
HoBBs, all Of this place.
Q In August last, at Maui Church, County
Dublin, RoBERr DUGeAN, Esq, of Dug
gan Place, Rathmines, dublin, to MARTHA,
daughterot Dr.. Crawford, Joliet, Will co.,
Illinois. &assps ieaz =
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-11-02
Stoves! StOVeSw!

II UST RECEIVED at the JOLIET HARD
- We RE STORE, by Il. p. DUNHAM, & Co.
the largest and best assortment of Stoves in the
West, comprising great y "A RIETY OF
NEW PO4TIER.NS among which are tie fol-
lowing: Iron Witch, air-tight, with a large
brick Oven; Bucks justly celebrated Air-tighi
Granger's do; American do; Yankee Notion,
Double Oven and anu premium all sizes and
prices These Stoves are all .9l6uny castings,
heavy and durable, and warranted to wo well.
Together with which we have Box and ParlOr
Stoves of all sizes and patterns.
We would invire all in want of Stoves TO give
US call and examine our stock, as we are de-
termined to sail at as low prices as can be bought
al Chicago. We also manufacture Copper, Brass
Sheet-Iron and Tin-Ware, and keep on hand
and for sale wholesale aud retail opposite the
National Hotel, West Joliet.
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DIED.

At Wilmington, on the. 25th ,ilt.. o.
Congestive Fever, CATHARINE, dauehte
81 days.
ITO 10 thy rest my child,
Go to thy dreamIess bed,
Gentle and undetiled,
With blessings on thy head;
Fresh roses in thy hand,
Buds on thy pillow laid,
Haste from this fearful land,
Where flowers so quickly fade.
Shall love with weak embrace
Thy heavenward flight detain I?
No! Angel! seek thy place
Amid yon cherub train.
CoMMUNICATED.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-11-02

OTThose thirty deserters,7 with the
halters around their necks, must have
taken considerable interest in the storm.
ing of Chapultepec. alive till you see
the American flag upon those battle
ments, said Colonel Harvey, land no
longer ~ -
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-11-02

Contentment and health constitute a
prouder inheritance than ever belonged to
kings.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-11-02

CTRYED from the subscriber about the 5,b of
- July last, large sorrel Mare about ten years
old. The above Reward will be given to any
person who will return thu said mare to ma in
Joliet. RICHARD z. BURR.
Joliet, Nov. =, lS47. oI,3S
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CRY OF MEXICO, Sept. %, 1e47

SlI1 Ut "EA1COS OSplN 90 1Cf
We have rumors without number from
PuebIa today. One is that Santa Anna
has been killed in an encounter with Col.
,Childs in the vicinity of that city; another
story would make US believe that he has
been taken prisoner.
1t is said that the Mexican Congress is
to assemble at Quertero, on the 9Th OF
October. A majority of them will talk
of little save honor and bitches and glory.
and last extremities and ruins. Some of
them may be brlbed, or hired, to espouse
the peace side. We shall see.
Paroles was here in the city few days
since, without followers, and has gone
north, perhaps towards GuadalaAara, his
old and favorite grouAd, to stir and in
Huence the minds of the people against
the yankees, and try his hand against
them. He Is, no doubt, one of the bra-
vest and best generals Mexico has ever
produced.
Gomez Farias is at Queretaro, but we
do not hear what he is doing. Gen.
Herrera is also there, and if any leading
man in Mexico is in favor Of peace, he is
the one. His influence, however, is con-
fined almost, entirely to the moderados.
Capt Pemberton Waddell, Of one of
the new regiments of infantry, is also
dead. The wound of Gen. Shields,
although painful, is improving. A musket
ball struck him in the left arm at the
storming of Chapultepec, but binding a
handkerchief around it, he continued with
his men until every thing was Gained.
Gen Pillow has almost entirely recov.
cred.
The loss in the different divisions, in
the storming of Chapultepec and capture
ofthe city on the 18th is as follows: In
that of Gen. Quitman about 800; in thai
of Gen. Twiggs, 26e; in that Of Gen
Pillow, l42; in that of Gen. Worth, 1873
Owing to his previous heavy loss, the
latter only had about one thousand mer
engaged in the last battles. AS know
tt will be ofgreat interest to their friends
before closing this letter, will state thai
the wounds Of almos! all the officers are
doing well. ! can speak positively o
Col. Garland, Majors Wade, Waite
Lorina, and GLADDEN.; of Capts. Mason
Walker, Danley, and ofLieuts. Foster
Shackelford, Selden, and Lugenbeel; anC
/ mention them as being SEINE of thu
most severely wounded.
Yours, &C., G.w.K.
OTBy Vera Cruz accounts it woul,
appear that Santa Anna was at or in th,
neighborhood of Puebla with a small
force; that the enemy was in possession
Ofthe city; and that Col. Childs. com
mander Of our forces, was bombarding il
Col. c. would soon have sufficient fore
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-11-02

K1LLED.-Col. Ransom, Lieut.. Col. Baxter,
Major Twiggs, Capts. Drum Vanolinde, L&euts
CAN'T, Calvin Benjamin, S Monagus, A P
Rodgers, Willis CAVITY, J P Smith, Sidney
Smith.
heaN OUNDED Maj. Gen. Pillow. severely
Brig Gen. Shields, severely; Col Garland, Sc
yeTely; Col. Garland, severely; Col. Trousdale,
Lieut.. Coils. tombstone, Gsary, Majs. GLADDEN.,
Loring, severely; Cspts. Pearson, z c DanIy,
James Barclay, J B Backenstos, McPhail, c
Williams 8 Simonso1, Bernard, Beauregnrd,
Magruder. Silas Casey, slightly; Capt. Miller,
severely; Cant. M FairciIilds, slightly; Can't.
JAMES Caldwell, severely; rapIs, Georre Nau
man, S Tucker, Mackall, + u Page, Marshall,
Williams, Lieut. Earl Van Dorm, slightly III euI
Brannan, severely; Lieut.. Nat Lyon, slightly;
Lieut.. James Longstreet, severely, Lieuts.
1flton, Sprague, slightly: Lieut.. NJ Clsrk,
severely; Lieuts. J A Henderson, Bell, slightly /;
Lieuts. Reno, John Keefe, severely; Lieuts.
Martin. Maurice Maisney, NJ Loyal, slightly
Lieuts. Seden, Stevens, severely; Lieut.. w
Green, slightly; Lieuts. A S TowisOn, Mayne
Reid, Selleck, severely; Lieuts. Armsead,
Lieuts. Russell, slightly; J Hoskin,
Lieuts. ID d Baker, w Steen, severely; Lieuts
Davlin, Bannon, slightly; Lieut.. Robertson,
severely; Lieuts. C. Kirkland, j B Davis, M
Gcantland, King, II LoDgnecker, q Beale,
Il Steele, Robert Bedford, } Palmer, slightly.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-11-02
WILMINGTON MILL.

TIME public are Informed that the dam across
Il the Kankakee River at this place is now
tho roughly rebuilt and completed. and that the
FIGURING Mill formerly known as Cox's Mill, has
been put in complete order and repair throughout.
Experienced millers are Employed. and all orders
for grinding will hereafter be attended 10 without
amy delay: The mill having been reflrnshed
with new Bolts, it is believed that the -four pro-
duce3 will be of superior quality.
N. b. The highest market pr ces for wheat will
be given in Cash and goods.
d. A. WATSON.
Wilmington, Oct 9th. Is47.