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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-10-29
A sseciar to-, the RpaJiiean, date


Headquarters Western Department, Yot's
Station, Mo-, Oct, &c, " says:
The following dispatch has been recsiJ-
ed, announcing lnpst brilliant victory at
Springfield by Gen. Fremonts body guard,
numbering $50 men. five miles out Of Boil
var, at 10 4. VI October 25ih.
'GENERAL-l report respectfully that,
yesterday at P. NJ. met iu Springfield
about > 900 Of t5ersbsis formed IN line Of
battle. They gave me,a very warm receipt
ion. bar your guard, with ohe.feeiing, ade
charge, aud in lees than three minutes
the enemy was o'Tnpletsly routed by ohe
hundred and fifty men
1--WE cleared the city of every rebel. and
retired, it heing nenr night, and not feei-
ing ale to keep the place With ~ small q
force. Naj. Whites eorsrnsn3 did nos par.
ticipate 10 The charge
81 have. seen charges. hut such brilliant
uDap unity and bravery have never seen
and did not expect.
The var cry, Fremont and the Unicn,'
broke forth ike thundsr. ''-f
lSigned) "CHAS. SEAGORT.
q ~ for T47,1,| N ,
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-10-29
Later from Missouri.

Sl- LOUIS Oct. -.
Major Frank White, who reeapiured
Lexington recently al the head OF $50 me n,
and released the sick and wounded soldiers,
after driving out some 500 rebels, Is son
of a prominent lawyer in New York
Fifty prisoners taken in the battle of
Fredsricstcwn have been put to work on
the trenches at Cape Girardeau:
The accounts Of Major SchO6eld, who
commanded the battery in the action at
Ftedriektown, show that this victory was
the most eomplete Of any yet achieved by
oar army during the war.
JEFF. ., Thompson, escaped on foot, after
having his horse Killed under him.
The rebel force was about 5000, while
ours was only 1000. ...-.-.,
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-10-29

Cot. RIclIARDsox App5ISTrn -JIon
" iiiiam A. Richardson has a last received
.l.e I9pg -taikedsof appointment as Briga.
3. The STATE Of Cql. Ricnards5n's health
y. y koch mat ne viii not accept at present.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-10-29
New Ypfk. Oct. %,
The War in Missouri.
St. Louis. Oct. c5

~ Louis, Oct. 70.
A gentleman from Gen. Sigel's advance
poet rep2sts that Price had Left Cedar coun.
IT'S, and was returning towards Greenfield.
Dade county, Sigsi's advance guard was
near Bolivar on Tuesday evening, aad his
main body at Quincy.
Lanes forces were at Osceola and Siur-
gis' entire command one DAYS march be-
bind. Sigel was about as far south as
Price, but some twenty-five mixes east. evil
IDENTIFY aiming for Springfield to cut on bis
retreat south, white Lane was only two
days march narsh'ol him. -.-a. .,.
Fremont and staff were at Pomroe de
TeTre River, en- route for Quincy. z
Gems. Hnnier's and MeKiustry's dis;s-
! ion were moving towards Warsaw. Pope
was marching ~ Leesviile ria Sedalia, aud
AshGlh was mt WGTsaI.
The bridge at Warsaw twas complete.
and the troops were to. cross on Wednesday
last 1t 10 trestle workznot pnntoon. -
The general belief among the officers at
Warsaw WAS, that Price could mot get
away, but would be oomhellsd to fight or
surrender. s.Hcs .-st Sd 1000. ~
A detachment of L. s. cavalry broke up
rebel camp at Buffalo Mills. ten miles
FROM Cole Camp Greek on Tuesday pight..
killing II. weunding large plumber. and
! taking I9-prisoners, a number Of nurses.
and - wagons.
y III RGlla, Mo-, Oct "a.
Reports, which are regarded as reliable.
say that all the bands e rebels which have
been infesting the country west of here are
concentrating at Springfield; also, that a
part Of Prices army had arrived there, and
the balance was soon expected :a q,
Another report, brought In By a country
man, SAYS that orders have been issued
from the rebels headquarters, REQUIRING all
the Texas troops 70 march TO Huston, the
Arkansas troops 70 Little Rock. and the
Alissourianf to Camp Walker, Ark
Headquarters, Pilot Knob Oct. %.
Col. Boyd, of the Twenty fourth Nilsson
RI regiment, eommaDdant of this post. an.
nounces thar the proclamation Of Gen. FIRE.
mont, as modified by the President declar.
ing maFial law, will be rigidiy irfnrced in
the counties of jefferson, ST. Francois
Washington. trenton and that all ner-
sons taken IN arms against the government
OF the United States in an irregular war,
rare, OF who may be found to have nartici-
pated In any manner i'll burning or other
wise ltJuring railroad or other bridges. or
cutting telegraph wires, or iniuring public
property, viii be summariiy shot also, that
the sympa:hizers with rebellion, who are
constantly visiting thestations on the Iron
Mountain Railroad, aud giving information
to the rebcls, will hereafter beaTTested and
dealt With as spies. ~
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-10-29

DESTINATION OF GIN. ANDERsoS.-It is
rumored IN official circles that Gen. Ander.
son viii accompany the naval expedition.
portion OF which has already taken its de-
parture Southwark. a'p
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-10-29

PEsTIyAL-The ladies Of this city viii
hold festiValat Youug's Hail, on Friday
evening next, the proceeds 10 be added 70
the fund set-aPdrt in the North Western
Female Cqlege-at Eyapsson, IL, to assist
young ladies' Of limited means to secure
thorough education. Most seminasies and
colleges haya,agqh a fund provided for the
aid of yoaDg men, but it does seem to uz
that the claim III behalf Of the young ladies'
in this respect, IL FAR more reasonable and
just. The North Western College is the
best Institution Of the kind in the country,
and it is hoped that our citizeus, by their
attendance or Friday evening, will encour.
age the ladies in this laudaLle enterprise.
Admission and supper % cenls--for lady
ana gent!3a7aa -, cents.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-10-29

EXCHANGE HoTEL, WiL&GNGToS.--T To
persons visiting Wilmington, We would
commend the Exchange hotel Il is locat
ed in the central part of the Town, and pos
sesses every facility of a first class house.
The proprietor, Mr.. F. Mitchell, has been
IN the business for the last twenty years
aud is one Of the most popular and best
landlords in tue State. The fact is he
knows how to keep tavern" And iudg-
ing from tie number of guests always
found at his house the public are aware of
it, We would advise those of our. readers
whose pleasure or business may call them
to Wilmington, to put up" at the tx
change.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-10-29
Deaih Of Gen. BAKER.

The nation mourns the loss of another
brave man. The gallant Gen. Baker fell
a: the battle near Leesburg last Monday
week. lie was leading his men to tho
charge amidst a perfect sho wer OF bullets,
when the fatal shots pierced his body. No
brayer man has drawn the sword in de-
fence of the country, For many years be
was resident Of this State, ard held sew
eral important Official positions. Some
Years ago.he moved to the Pacific coast.
where he soon became distinguished as q
leading politician. and was last winter cleo
ted United States Senator from Oregon.
lie was an able DICTATOR and his elo-
quenee was Of such u character as 10 COM
mand the attention Of those who condemned
his sentiments as well as those who APP
proved them. The orator aud the hero
proved his devotion to country With his
l,fe's blood.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-10-29
ARehea Isrnciars,htinn.

Col, Taylor, commanding at Springfield.
Missouri. issussthe following proclamation.
1t n iii be seen that he turns Fremont's
emancipation prielamstion to account, 10
stirring up ceiling against the army Of the
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-10-29

Party

When the Republicans and the True
Dagocrat raised the asrparty \cry, and
seemed SO anxious to 'sink the partizan
into the patriess,' we informed sur readers
that .no reliapce could be placed in their
professions aad.that the sthsme would turn
Quito be a miserable trick designed for the
elevation of certain political favorites.
Bot in order that no blame should be al.
taehed tous for7hinderiug or discourawing
the accomplishment. Of. the object, profess
ediy 50 dsa-, to sumo Of our opponents, we
determined, 50 far as we were concerned.
to let this election pass without partizah
conflict apdwithout entering into discus
SONS calculated to encourage diseord or IL
feeling We have faithfully adhered 10
this determination m to the present time,
and shall continue to do so until the elec-
tion. iseysr. sas -~.s5, :.
= The True Democrat boweser, a. may be
seen by Saturdays paper, has thrown off
! its no-party mantle ard IS working might
aud main fer the election of the candidates
OF a,certaih ticket and slandering and vii
lfying the candidates who have taken the
deld against the men OF It's choice. While
| it lauds and exits 10 tbe skies. the canai.
dates on the USien ticket it.world make its
readers believe that the candidates on the
I IpdeFendept ticket arc either disunionists
or unworthy of confidence ard sueport-
Not satisGed With caAtins gre1iudless and
base designations against thsir political an
teceds1.siit s'eops to pessonsl abuse and
defamIstiao.i IFS batteries appear to be
tnIors particularly levellsd at Edward W.
Crandali, candidate for county Judge on
the Independents ticket, and Benjamin
I Richardson, candidate for county Treasurer
] on the same ticket. -.
Now, without desiring to erter into a
4 partizan discussion with our neishbor or to
abandon ohr position as ''hendals" in the
present political contest, justice calls upon
i US to say that neither Mr. Crandsll orMr
( Rlchsfdson VIII pc harmed BY the SANDERS
Of that sheet, Mr.. Crapdall 10 high
minded, honorable man, and is noted, for
his 'stre,gi. common sense. He does MOI
lack a'sihgls Qualification . inass an ex:-
cellentHJ Qlgf. The, fifarss of the Tia,e
Democrat against him will only make his
vote ths larger. 9Mr. Richardson is so well
ard favorab!ly known That opposition from
the TrHs DemQerqt will dO him little IN
t5ury. The iaeris, Will county can not pro.
! 'tnce q batter man for the p6sition u coun.
ty Treasurer. He.is strictly honest. relia,
bic, and processes in sn.eminent degree
every requisite to make good oIicsr. And
what We ha7e said Of the qualifications Of
Messrs Crandall and, Richardson, viii. ap-
ply with equal force to the other candidate.
4eou she fnlEeIielfdsn ticket. ~ ae'y
IL saying stis hiueh in 1sfsnee Of candi.
dates Tn the Independent ticket, let ii no.
be understood that We advise any one t.
vote for them Let every man vote al hi
pieases, and ray no attention 70 tn,
partizan tweJdle Of any newspaper.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-10-29
anderendent TIcket.

,aiust the Banking baw on q Specie
Basis.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-08-24

distely. D esisr a Ca. &c., =.
pessss toe tsasaposen1ioa fua - -.
tsr;or viii y paid fsr y ~ 0ovW
meat - So!lows: Fer 60 fpst 49,
50 esats 1be sasA 9 niDea ~ -
draeEooe IS ssaAA Dagseas - =
fasussh DIR 80 hessss.
New Yssassp ~ Q ossGiue -
night 70 raise tsedb ~ - vi1os. ~
Orphans Of vsoantssss hso IT. -
kile1 u IL ~: Wa. +. Cslsnn.
Z Kelly, 0ev. Lathee Dua1ish -
Dr.. Fellow wsss spPois1sa . dshaH.
ting committee for - 0aaae e ~
Yoek. 5000 vs. subsesihel q 4.
spot New Yosksn u IL iaAsvise -
depeeded O 70 incFsase ~ fana
NARKKn.-Tsa, 6egar, CO.. -
Liquoss genesally sdvasesl w.
q 2s00 IS; K0a lse = ss.s -
SooSoDs
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-08-24
We ask Mr.. Kendall if he can deny

We ask Mr.. Kendall if he can deny
that he has made the assertion time and
again that he could 60 to Congress If
he secured this Office, by carrying the
convention for o nomination and in
spending q thousand dollars for whis-
Ky! He insultcd the party and our
whole people when he accused them Of
such venality, aud he will learn his
mistake. We now say to him in oil
firmness that any and every attempt At
corruption in his administration Of
the Superintendency will be exposed.
We heartily endorse the Administra-
ton in its general policy, aud regret
that we must differ with it in regard to
an appointment; but when We see DEM
ocratic leaders exulting over this mp
pointment, and Republicans and the
people everywhere protesting against
it, we deem it our duty to advise the
Administration of the blow it has inno-
Gently inflicted upon the people Of this
Territory, who, in the late election, so
gloriously manifested their desire to
stand by and strengthen it in the main-
tenance Of our national existence.
HENRY NJ. McG,LL ESQ. We arc
pleased to learn tina: this gentleman,
our late Acting Governor, who has been
succeeded by Mr.. Turney in the
capacity of Secretary, intends to reside
for the present in Olympia. There has
been no Federal officer in our Territory
who has been the recipient OF more UNI
merited abuse aud malignant calumny,
than has Mr.. McGill. In the unhappy
local feud existing between Vancouver
and this place, his official acts, dictated
by conscientious view of equity and
right, have been the subject of gross
Misrepresentation, and from our own
observation we know prejudice exists
against him at the former place, totally
unmcritcd. And later, when the pro-
clamation was issued calling for an Or
ganization Of the militia, who can tor
get the howl that went up from the
"sympathizcrs' in his own party, who
were thus compelled to avow their true
position? We believe Mr.. McGill has
been shamefully wronged by those
whom he has cndcavorcd faithfully to
serve, and that ere long they will see
their error Let this be said of Mr.. Nc
Gill: he rctircs from Office with the
good will of every one who is intimate
ly acquainted with him, and with no
men has he warmer friends, though op-
posed to him on questions Of partisan
interest, than those of the Republican
party.
.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-08-24
Prenticeana.

Mr. Maynard Of Tennessee made a
bold Union speech in his district the
other day. Whole ranks of secession
lists fell before Maynard's rife.
The last we heard of jeff Davis, he
was parading in thrcc-cornered hat.
fold Gen. Scott is as good as he used
to be, jeff may soon find himself as
nicely cornercd rs his hcad-gear.
1fany fellow thinks us tincturcd with
abolitionism or free -soilism, he is guilty
Of misconception, and his maternal
ancestor was guilty of still worse one
few months before he was born.
We have been vainly trying to pur-
suadc the North and South to treat.
AS they won't treat, we suppose we
must. What will you take, North ?
What do you choose, South?
ALEXANDER H. SrEPHENs.-In late
speech relating 10 cotton loan, Alex
ander II. Stephens is reported to have
said:
"Should the war be short one, the
bonds Mt no very distant day viii! GER
tainly command premium, that IS. if
we succeed in the war and establish our
independence. In that alternative,
they will he the very best security, and
the very best investment. The other
alternative I do not take into account
that is, the contingency Of our being
beaten in the contest. Should such q
calamity bcfall Us, candor requires rs
to say that the bonds would he worth
nothing. But even then they would be
worth as much ne anything cleo We have.
In that event lands would be worth
nothing, plantations would be worth
nothing, cotton would he worth nothing.
So that If We succeed, the bonds will Be
a good investment; and If We fail they
will be just as good - anything else"
YAxcEy's WsERxADoUrs.-A recent
letter from Paris says: Yancey and
Rost have been here, and had private
interview with the Minister of Foreign
Affairs, who told them. in effect, that
he received them tor the purpoue Of in.
forming them that no would not recog-
mise Of aid them in any manner. Ym.
eey returned to England, bat Rost ID
trying to raise funds, without prospect
Of succsss-though am told he hal
offered a indictment, to guarantee
the recognition hereafter Of the repu.
dated debts Of the Southern States.
aboat q, 400, 900 Of which is held in
| rrancc
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-08-24

~ We arc indebted to Capt. Flcm-
ing for the usual supply Of down-Scund
papers.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-08-24

Be0- The schr. Grouler, Capt. Bar
rington, sailed on Thursday, with Indi-
an goods for the reservations below.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-08-24

N.Y. Capt. Giddings, of the Multno'
nah, has our thanks for favors.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-08-24
Traitors in Our Midst.

The rnion..It Shall be Preserved
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-08-24

rs an attorney, astic oratory, nor
college acquircme0ts. We know Mr..
Kendall's previous history-thc Presi-
dent, of course, was unacquainted with
it. He never told the President that he
was lifelong Democrat until that
party was a failure, nor why he especial
ly coveted this particular place. lie
did not tell the President that he could
make himself rich in four years ont of
this Office, or he never would have been
appointed. He did obtain the Office BY
incorporating his party character.
There are many who have known Mr..
kendall's estimate ofthe amount to be re-
allied out of the Irdian Superintendent.
cy. A man who unhesitatingly changes
his party to obtain Office and emich
himself is not to be trusted, and we de.
IS Mr.. Kendall to show that he is moi
in this category.
As citizens, interested in our Terri.
torial welfare, we protest against thi.
appointment, and urge our Delegate to
to save US from the difficulties likely t.
ensuc from II. In the name of the Re
publican party Of the Territory, we pro
test against comforting tho best Office ia
the Territory upon the latest and mos
venal acquisition to that party.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-08-24

BAN FnANc11eos Aug. loeh.-43oVogn-
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accordance 70 inatruo1ioas rosDivoa from
~ 6essstasy q Wsr. The troops viii
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S,HrItFf.S ~ALE.--By virtue q one Neuslitioni
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-, -. Coart 70 me directed and delivered "a ia
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