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"eIe hOlSteu, out were Immediately shot
down. In the morning the Fort was
surrendered. Ia the battle fell Captain
Burgwin, whom a drawer sholdier OF
better man never poured out his blood,
in his country's cause.
The total loss of the Mexicans in the
three engagements is estimated at 262
killed; the number of their wounded is
unknown. Our total loss was IL killed
aud Al wounded, three of whom have
since died.
On the 25th nit. Capt. Hendly, (of Col.
Willock's battalion,) who was in CON-
mand ofthe grazing parties on the Rio
Moro, marched with eighty men, to the
town ofMoro, to suppress the insurrection
there, an arrest the murder4rs ofMessrs.
Culver, Waldo, Neyes and others, who
were mastered at that place. He found
a body of Mexicans under arms, prepared
to defend the town, and while forming his
men into line for attack, small party OF
the insurgents were seen running from
the hiils-a detachment was ordered to
cut them off, which was attacked by the
main body of The enemy. 4 general en-.
gagement Immediately ensued, the Mex.
leans retreating and firing from the win.
dows and loop holes in their houses.
Captain Hendly and his men closely
pursued, rushing into their houses with
them, shooting some and running others
through with bayonets. A large body of
the insurgents had taken possession OF
an old fort, and commenced fire from
the loop holes upon the Americans. Capt
H., with small party, had taken pos
session of an apartment in the fort. and
while preparing to fire it was shot by a
ball fronl an adjoining room. He fell,
and died in few minuets. Our men
having no artillery, and the fort being
imPregnable without it, retired TO La
Vega. The enemy had twenty-five kill
ed and seventeen taken prisoners. Our
loss, one killed, and two or three wound.
ed.
On the 1st inst. Capt. NORM, who had
been ordred from Santa Fe by Col. Viii.
locks, to succeed Capt. Hendly in the
command, proceeded with body ofmen,
and one piece Of cannon, to Moro, and
RACED the towns upper and lower Moro)
to the ground, the insurgents having fled
to the mountains. Several Mexicans were
captured, supposed to be concerned in
the murder of Messers. Culver, Waldo
and others, and aiter many threats, were
forced to show where the bodies were
buried. seven of them were found and
carried to La Vega for interment.
GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE,
Santa Fe, Feb. Is, ls47,
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The GREAT CANADIAN REMEDY.
Wimerss
PICTORIAL SYRUP.
of Hoafhound and EIecampane.

y
nRiValed for the cuse of Coughs, Colds,
" Asthma. Splitting of Blood, Whooping
Cough difhcuity of Breathing, Pleurisy, Consump-
ton, and all diseases OF the Lungs.
bronchitls, disease that is sending thousands
to premature grave Under the fictitious name of
consumption, can be cured by the use OF this med
icine. For several years past this medicine has
been IN use in Canada, where it has become uni
versaliy known, and is considered the beet medi
cine in use for all pulmonary diseases. The
great success which has attended its use in that
county, aud thu many truly wonderful cures it
has effected, las induced the proprietors TO in
trodnce il into the United States, confident Of it
being the most safe and valuable remedy ever dis
covered and adapted to all diseases Of the lungs,
when any of the functions do not perform their
natural or healthy actioa, exerting most grateful
and soothing influence over the functions of the
whole system, diminishing excitement when ex-
cessiye Eiiaying irritation, soreness and pain,
speedily imparting renewed vigor to the whole
frame.
BRooKLYE, January %, 1916.
Messrs. Winer & Co, SO Maiden Lane, Nsw
York-Sirs:-A friend of mine hearing me COM
plain of very severe cough aud hoarseness, to-
gether with q distress from which had suffered
Tor some time back, caused by severe cold sud-
denly taken, purchased bottle of your eyrup of
t1oarhound and Elecampane, and gave it to mo.
'tieh AComihenceo taxing IL, could not SPEAK
above my breath, could sleep t0ithout sitting
up IN my bed most Of The night. My cough sons
nights would be incessap', so as TO deprive me Of
sleep; but after isking three doses the honrssness
wes much relieved, togethe! with the pain csusad
by coughing; have continued its use until have
taken about ono half of the bottle. am perfect
ly free from any cough now, and am convinced
that if had not obtained relief, the inflammation
OF the lungs produced thereby, would have brought
COnaumOtOn is nj he haa npd-
cine have taken for a cough, the effect is
soon felt, and will do all in my power to make
it known to my friends.
Yours, with much gratitude,
B. McDIVITT, 81 Front st.
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, by
John Wlnef & Co, SO Maiden Lane, N Y .,sole
proprietors for the Uaitsd States. Sold by
ChAS. CLEMENT, agent for Joliet; also by
L. NJ. BOYCE, agent for Chicago, n6
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Auction
and
Store

fENHE subscriber has opened an auction and
ii Commission Store, at his old Stand on
Chicago Street; where he will receive goods &
Chattles OIL eommission. Administrators will do
well to give him call as he intends making the
Auction g. Commission business a permanent
business and will sell az Auction or private sale
rs may be requested.
Sales every Saturday afternoon and evening.
2. DOOLITTLE.
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Wanted.

A good cook, either man or woman,
and four girls who understand working in
Public House, can have good situation
by applying Immediately at the NATIONAL
HOTEL. Joliet.
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ROCK RIVER SEMINARY,

Mount .M0PrtS. III sac
"HEfalI ERIN Of this Institution viii open en-
the 29tl of August, and continue eleven
weeks. t.siEl.u1
TERMS.
Tuition in Common EnglIsh Hranchesfor
Higher English Branches, 500
Board, Washing, Fuel, and Room rem, -,
per weeks l,50
Incidsntals and Bsd-washing, for che IN
Term, F-r Loo
Studenssfurnish Beds, Towels, and Liehss.
P. JUDS0Ns Agent.
Mount Morris, July 90. ie45. & n7-sf :,
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heretofore been considered aetIfable such as u
GERS of the Larynx, Throat, Nose, Nodes; &C.
The ARCANUM EXTRACT is Complete
Antdote to the serious Evils proddeed BY the nJu.
dcious Use of MERCURY. As g SPRING and
FALL PURIFIER it cannot be surpassed, work:
ing its way through the system with silent a1I9
effective force,-
Cleansing the BLOOD: Il"
Removing DYSPEPTIC INFLUENCES;
Soothing the NERVES;
Removing INTERNAL Distinctions and Dis.
eases that would otherwise cause injury to the
LIVER and LUNGS.
Persons whose Constitutions are broken down
by the use of MERCURY, ARSENIC, Bark, or
QUININE, and any who are suffering from
DISEASED LIVER, or an injudicious treatment
of any of the above Diseases snoHld use tho AR.
CANUM EXTRACT without delay.
In complicated cases of SCROFULA and
SYPHILIS, and in cases where the Syphilt;c
Virus of the Parent causes developement Of
Scrofula in the Child, this is THE ONLY REM
EDY upon which reasonable hope of Recovery
can be founded.
In numerous instances, also, where liberation
had laid bare both ligament and bone, and where,
! to all appearance, no human means but amputa
: ton could have saved life, Patients have been
snatched from the grave and restored to health,
the devouring disease being completely eradcated
5 by the use of this inestimable Extract.
The Proprietors of the ARCANUM EXTRACT
have had this Medicine used in all the above Dis.
eases with the most gratifying Results. In using
the Medicine neither Business or Pleasure need be
interrupted requiring only the usual restraint Of
{ moderation in diet, and is equally applicable and
( efficacious to the infant as well as the adult
; - Pamphlets, giving Description for what
! the ARCANUM EXTRACT is applicable, with
{ observations on Insensible Perspiration, and Z
Treatise on Diseases in general, accompany each
Bottle. Agents supplied with the above PAM
phIets for gratutous Circulation
The ARCANUM EXTRACT is pre-
) pared by JOHN WTNER, Hamilton, Canads
; West, and JOHN WINER d Co., 80 Maidel
Lane, New York, Sole Propretors
PRTCE-ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
r Joliet; also by L. NJ. BOY CE, agent for
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BOOKS FOR SALE
Bye CLEMENT.

Ganders Is. 2nd Sd Renders, Sanders & EIe-
Onentary Spelling Books, Olney's Large and
small Geography, Parley'e & Smiths do, Kir-
khams, Smith & Lavizaces Grsmmar, Adams
Colbnrn & Daboii's Arithmetic, s. 3 Book of
History. CGmstoch's Cnmistry, Mrs Lincoln &
Phelps Botany, Perrin's Fables, Nugent Web
stesss Dictionary. Hales History U, S,aies, Girls
Heading Book & School Tessaments, RuIed, CAP
& Letter paper, Quilis. Memorandum & Blank
Books, Toy Books g. S!ases &c
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EMPORIUM OF FASHION !

NfiE Undersigned begs leave to inform the
L citizens of Joliet and vicinity tina he has
received the PARIS, LONDON, and PHILA-
DGLPHIA Fashions. He is now prepared to
execute work in the most fashionable style.
Sh2p-under the sgn of emporium of Fash.
ion.' Bluff Street, Joliet, Ill., I9lyr
F. NICHOLSON
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From Fhe .Gs.sssy 6ss
NE w Va EXHCO.

Our engagements acith the Insurgents
f'0o hundred and eighty Mericans killed
II Americans killed and AZ scounded
sa-CoL. Price rounded Capt. Burgcin
killed.
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will Circuit Court.
IN CEANGERT,


John Nawman, complainant,
Elizabeth Martin, widow and him
at Law o!Charies Martin deceased,
Charles w. Marlin, Caroline M.
Martin, Angelina Martin, Benjamin
F. Martin, Philandsr p. Martin, Bill.
Mary Wolf Formerly Mary Mar
tn) wife of James Wolf, children
aud heirs at Law Of Charles Martin
deceased, and James Welt husband
of the said Mary Martin, defend
ants.
Affidavit having been duly filed in ahe above
entitled cause, showing that all the above named
defendants are non residents of the State of Iii.
nois The said defendants are therefore Le1e6y
notified of the tendency OF she above entitled
cause, and that an alias writ of summons has been
duly issued therein, Teturnable to the term Of
said court, to be holden at the Court House in
Joliet in the said county of Will and State of IL
''nois, on the third Monday of May next; aid
mat unless they appear and plead, answer, or
demur, 70 ihe compliments bill therein. the same
viii be taken ~ confessed, and decree entered,
accordingly. WIN. SMITH, Clerk
of Win County Circuit Cours.
Dated, Joliet, February 05th, Ie47.
OsGooD d LITTLE. Solicitors for comnlainan..
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NUM Elastie and Web Braces, By thodozsn
NJ os pair. from ftp % 75ets. At the stops
Store, East Joliet.
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Our neighbors of the Republican yes.
ierday received from an old friend, Mr..
Peter B, Harris, of Boonville, who was a
passenger in the L. r. Linn, an extra
from the Government printing office al
Santa re, giving an account Of the insur.
rection at Taos, and of several battle:
which followed it. This extra was brought
by an express which recently arrived al
Independence. We copy it :StLReveile
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We have finally found out who that
much talked of individual, the "oldest in.
habitant," is. An elderly chap, speaking
of bis great knowledge of the western
country the other day, said that he had
"known the Mississippi river ever since
it was small creek !" He's the man.
Pic1nuue
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LOCKPORT.
Plough Factory.
The Subscribers continue to manufac

The SubscNbers CONTINUES to manufac.
tuYe
Lanes Celebrated Steel Ploughs,
And other Approved Patterns,
and are prepared to furnish customers at
short notice, Ploughs of every size, of supe.
rior quality andthickness, and warranted
to scour in any soil. The timber used is
selected with great care and thoroughly
seasoned, and the work done in man.
ner not to be surpassed.
GLefa-handed Ploughs made to order.
All kinds ofproduce taken in exchange
for Ploughs.
LANE & WEEKS.
Lockport, Aug. 16, 1646
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GT"I cannot imagine" said an al
derman, why my whiskers turn gray so
much sooner than the hair on my head"
because" observed a wag, you have
worked SO much harder with your Jaws
than you have with your brains"
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GF"Come here, you mischievous little
rascal you !"
"Won't you lick me, father!'
"No !"
"WilI you swear you won't 2"
eyes %
"Then won't come, father, for Parson
Atwood says, 'he that swears will lie.' ~
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Cpsm Oil Warrsn1sd Pure al LOVES on
y Chicago 81.
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Z ours, with much gratitude,
B. McDIVITT, 81 Front st.

Prepared and sold, Wholesale and retail, by
John Winer & Co, SO Maiden Lane, NJ Y. sole
proprietors for the Uaited States. Sold by
ChAS. CLEMENT, agent for Joliet; also by
L. NJ. BOYCE, agent for Chicago, n6
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Massacre of Governor Bent and othe,
americans at Idos--Battles of Canad
Ell Em6odG, Taos and Morol-- Ameri.
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BIZ THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
EcneraI TnNlor.

There never was a truly brave man who was not
at the same time kind heated one Courage and
mercy are qualities ever inseparsble We have
given before Gen. Taylors letter to Mr.. Clay upon
the death Of the latters gallant son. We now give
letter from the General to Gov. Lincoln, Of Mass.
dictated alas by feelings arising from similar
event HEADQUARTERS. Amy OCCUPATION,
Camp near MosTEEEr Msy 9. ls47
SIR Your letter OF the An ult In relation 10 the re.
mains and effects Of your much smented sou Captain
George Lincoln hiss safey reached me. beg leave 10
offer my heartfelt sympaihies with you in the heavy AZ
Fiction which has beslt you IN the desth Of this
compshed gentleman. Ia his fall, you have been be-
reaved az a of whom you might be justly proud,
while the army lost OF It's most gallant soldiers
IL hoped, however. that your deep grief will be
susged in come degree Ia ihe proud reflection that he
fe noby upon the field Of battle. while gsllsnty dis
charging toe duties Of his profession.
LEARN upon inquiry, thatthe body of your ras
carefully removed from the field Immediately after his
death and that II decenty Inferred by tself Its
identity therefore matter OF Certainty His efeeu
understood 10 nsve been collected with due care and
are now under the direction OF General Wool.
shall take early occasion to convey your wishes
on this subject that officer with the request that be
will be kind enough 10 put the remains and effects
fully prepared Tor TRANSFORMATION in route for New York
Boston by the fret safe opportunity and that he will
give YOU at the time. due notice thereof
! am. Sir with great respect
Z TAYLOR Moi Gen u. 3 A.
Gov LEVI LINCOLN. Worcester, Mass.
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RelleHne unrnifnl.

MEssRs. EDIroRs.-In your paper OF this morn
ing you have very severity commented upon the manage
OF Bellevue Ho-pita-based upon extract from
article in the Commercial Advertiser.
Without wishing to reply To the iDsiouatioo relative
TO myself will merely state that tho average number
supported in the Hospital during my administration was
about $50 and tina, for period of 10 days weeks
previous to my leaving the Hospital patients nearly
sll emigrants not week landed were thrown
IN upon me at thu rate OF 10 to so per day.
These was compelled to shelter in the Hospital and
provide cots bedding &C. for rapidly possible
although could not obtain fall supply OF such things
as needed owing to circumstances beyond my control
so great the ineresss of patients that the whole
number at the lime OF my resignation was sll nearly
double the usual number
FENELoN HAsBRoUCK. MD.
June II, lsi7 late Rest Phys Bellevue.
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defendant pretended 70 dispute the originality OF
the compositioa 10 question Mr. Talioard sAii
thar there might BE- some inilz sim anty IA one
or two bars bat that woold Dot deirac' ron the
originality Of the niece taken as whole. saeh re
semblauces were % be expected and were 70 DC
found 10 the WORKS q the most original OF autno''
As well as congosers 4 naDbsr OF witnesses
were examined relative to this composition SIR
Henry Bishop one Of the witnesses SAID thai the
ship on Fire" was an original comPosIion--
Havdn vas no. always original, bat the songs
which be brought cot are still called bis. Few
composers can be called original Beethoven was
original. and 50 vas CherubinL Mr.. Watson. for
the defendant. then took several legal objections.
eat he declined 10 address the jury The verdict
was then given FOR the plaintiff with forty shillinss
damages. which compels Smith TO pay all Court ex-
penses-something ike FIVE to SIX hundred pounds
Fanny Wright" now Madame D'ARussoST,
has been delivering lectures at the east end Of the
town. She took the Unitarian Chapel, where VII
liam j. Fox preached eloquent discourses, before
be ioined the Anti Corn Law League. This chap
el is situated in SOUTH lace Finsbury not far from
the Bank Of England The subject Of Madames
nrst lecture was Inc Mlsh4oh ui LHetaN S"ii-
sidered with reference TO the civizstional History
Of Modern Europe, and the deH0u18leHt Of the Dii-
fculties Of the hour" To defray the expenses OF
the chapel advertising and other matters the small
sum Of two pence was charged for q ticket Of adj
mission The Chapel was not filed and the first
lecture was rather a dull affair.
TIE French line Of steamers from Havre TO New
York will commence their trips during the present
month. There are four government steam iriCates.
called the Darien. Ulloa Canada and Christophe
Colomb they are each Of $50 horsepower the
price Of passage in the first cabin including provs
ions aad wines Of the best quality and in abund-
ance. will be one thousand farcs These steam
ers ~ ~ leave Havre every two weeks
The frequent advertisements IN the London Jour
mails respecting the new American steamer Wash
iHgt0n mas caused much talk about her first voyage
IL is to be hoped that she will do her owners and
the Americans fall credit
Your very obedient servant P.
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Total. 81 7ts s0.si9 1913 n,
Not Official. Ia part
TIoGA co.

IlOuA W.
This County is reported to have given 800 Wing
sority both on State and County tickets
BROOME co.
Edward c. Cattel, Wing is said to have been
elected County Judge, and the LocoFoco District
Attorney has succeeded.
MADISON co.
James w Nye, Loco, is elected County Judge
and Henry c. Goodwin Wing. District Attorney.
The LocoFoco candidates for Judges of the su-
preme Court have about 400 majority.
CHEMUNG co.
The Wing ticket for Judges of the Supreme
Court has 600 or 700 majority. John w. Wisner.
Loco chosen Judge. and Erasus L. Hart Loco,
District Attorney, by about 400 majority each
CAYUGA co.
John P Hurbert chosen County Judge, Jacob R.
Howe. Surrogate. and Ebenerer w Aims District
Attorney-an Wings. The Loco Fooos have a
majority on Appeal and Supreme Court Judges.
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Correspondence OF The InOune
PHILADELPHIA, June H. I5i7.
We have another blessed rain and the corn
COVERS and peablossoms, sud the green grass, grow
fragrant again with the perfume OF their gratitude 10
Heaven The crops Ia Pennsylvania may now, without
some extraordinary occurrence be deemed out Of dan,
ger Its long while since 90 much anxiety about the
crops has been manifested in the United states.
The Floral Exhibition closed brilliantly last night aud
the Vennose children take their benefit TO night and 20
away 10 morrow. Dear little creatures the town has
fairly fallen In love with the whole bouquet OF them.
Anti gambling dOurishes between ts two supporters
snd we have almost nightly lectures and exhibitions OF
tue deprayiy Of gamblers and the rscaes oil the Aro
bank.
day next not tomorrow, As was erroneously stated.
The OF the day s 70 Be Judge X l. conrad, Of
the North American and the occasion VIII De great one
The Flour Market to-day opened At ~ and closed Al
80 but the sales were very small. sales corn 10 70
II for yellow prime white Wheat % to lO-no red
sold offered at s. Corn Meal . TO 81 Cotton dul.
aud dropping; Whlsky nominal Port Rico sugar %
20 g. 3 and mos Holders OF Molssses are asking I'D
vance. No transactions In Coffee. Provisions entirely
quiet
SALES or srocKs First Board--l00 Girard Bank 1871
100 do b5ds l2 30 Harrisburg Rrd 6s 90, 20 Reading
Rrd. cash 30; 50 do 80; Psnna Bank 52lt sloOO
Penna g.. ~ 500 Texas Treasury Notes lJt oOOO DO
Il Phils Bank 1874; $1,000 Penns IS. So 9OOO do,
-, 5000 do b5ds, 52i 700 do 81 3O0O do, o2ds
s2i 500 do, SCI 1900 40, 5d., s2i 1900 DO g;
$4,000 Reading o. b5ds, 70 oOOO DO 10 - Union "a
nal AZ $4,000 Tenn So, b5ds, s. $50 Lenieh Nav oSd'
81 400 susq Csnal IS, GA 100 Reading oSds aVi ~
Morris Canal, s5ds 1911 50 do, lsi 200 Veksourg Z
100 L : Bank 81
s.eosd Board-loO sa.q Cansl II sol state S. IS,
b5 WI -. 25 Femg Copp 30 1000 Lehieh So -, 5000
do e5 - 1000 sehuy Nav o., 90 20 ~ ~ Lss,sa %
s.i' 100 Grsrd b5 ~ 500 Road Bis %, Tot loo
Amer Coal Co, 10; Penn Bk S21.