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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-07-23
A ScOId Conyerfed-

In the early period of the history of
Metb"dIsm some of Wesley's opponents. in
the excess of their zeal against enthusiasm.
took up whole wagon lord of Methodists
and carried them before a m agistrare.-
When they were asked what these persons
had done, there was an awkward silence
at length one oe them said =
why, they pretended to be better than
others. and besides, they prayed from NOR
mag till night" ''''-
The magistrate asked if they had done
anything else.
Yes, sir, said an old man; land please
your worship, they concerted my wife till
she went among them she had sucb n
tongue, and now she is as quiet as a lamb
Carry them back" said the magistrate
and let them cOnreyt all the scolds in tbn
town." 'ao
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-07-23

. ATARIcIOus MONSTERS -Tbe b;hIs o,
no"s with warnings 80 those who cal,
wealth by violent extUrticu, or by anv e..
grant Viiiiany. Some men steaitbiIy liz
irom under them the possession Of ths mo-,
Some 5eguild the needless and simple ~
lhelr pairimouy. Some tyrsuize over ie.
rroiaHce' ana extoTt from its fair domains.
the mind-ihe more readily and Iaroai, -
cheat; sumo set their traps 10 all tie dsrk
places Of men's adversely. and. proxl for
weeks all along tie shores on which man.
i"rtuDes 90 to pieces. Men will take a.
'aniages Of extreme misery. to wrine Il
Win more gripping fortunes, and comneI !,
70 The esiremcst sacrifices ard ston oni,
Nhen 90 more can be borne by tie sufferer
or nothing more extracted by tbe usnre,
The earth is as full OF avaricionz ,,..s-.e.-
as the tropical forests are Of beast ' 81
prey. O'1SS Oh
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-07-23

PUTRID SORE THROAT CukEp.-A lady
VINO has experienced the benefit of the fol-
lowing simple remedy, is very anxious that
others should be made acquainted with it
Mix one gill of strong apple vinegar, one
,a9le spoonful of drained honey, and a
hall pod ofred pepper, Tor half teaspoon.
ioi OF ground popper,) boil them together
~ proper constituency, then pour it into
hai pint of strong sage tea. In severe
cases halfa teaspoonful every hour for a
enlia one teaspoonful for an adult. As
t9e BANKER decreases, decease the frequency
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-07-23

efactors Of mankind in all ages have been
called rebels. We owe the constitution
which enables us to sit in this house to q
rebellion. So passed away the spirit q
Montgomery, with the love of all who
knew him, the grief of the nascent repub-
lie, and the eulogies of the world.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-07-23

a rnmseller, being recently before a
grand jury as eGlprit. assumed the at,i-
tuoe OF an aceuser of the authorities. saw
ing; 1t was II pity l was disturbed
Inc people were becoming SO we'll trained.
that they took liquors from me which were
Two thirds water. If / had been let alone.
l think they would have drank clear water
before six moths"
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-07-23
Joliet signal Rate. of Aaver,i,inr
Jon PRusrlse

Job Printing ofevs, ydeseriptio viii .be n.sti,
acknowledgements order on Ifberaltern,
AnassOrtmeni Of blanks KEEP tconstantiy on han.
- All orders for Advertising or Job Work m,
os accompanied by cash. unless some person knoun
uoeeonles responsible for the ssre.-Sa
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-07-23

S1- The moon likes certain politicians
changes every thirty days when she looks
at things IN general with quite a new face.
III a fact were wanting to determine the
sex of the moon. it would be found in her
obstinaey about her age. Like most ladies
she IS never more than a day older than
thirty.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-07-23

A witness in IIoosier court being asked,
how he koew that two certain parties were
man and wife, replied: why. dog on it,
I've heard 'em scolding each other more n
Fifty times" That was conclusive.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-07-23
THE LAND OF WASHINGTON.

BY GEORGE P. MORRIS.
glory in the sages
WHO in the days of yore,
IN combat met the foeuIen
Aud drove them from our Shore
Who flung our banners starry field
In triumph TO the breeze,
And spread broad maps Of cities where
Once waved the forest trees
glory in the spirit zars
Which goaded them to rise al.
And found a mighty nation
Beneath the western skies
No cline so bright and beautiful
As that where sets the sun:
No land so fertile, fair and free,
As that of WASHINGTON
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-07-23

The Mayor Of Jacksonville Ind latelT
had boy before him as witness in a suit.
de was asked if he knew the nature of an
oath. Yes, id well," was the repSy of
the boy. he was rot sworn,
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-07-23

Nothing can tend 30 much to dissolve
the authority Of laws as their lax admins.
tration; so laws should be 10 themselves
mild, but administered Vigorously.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-07-23

.t nIM IN the CAEixET.-owiug to tho
aDolilSn pressure at Washington. IL Is ra.
n ohaa anat there Is a strong probability Of
change IN the Cabinet SON. Seward 4.
soo conservative. WeIles too incompetent
ana cameron: according to Republican ties.
.hohy' Is bigger thief than FIoyi-herca
t se'r places must be fllee with rahid
bloodthirsty Abolitionssts.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-07-23

why do you wink at me sirr said .
beautiful young ladyi angrily, to a strane.
er, al party. an evening or two since
neg your pardon, msdam," replied IA
wif' Il Winked as NET do when looking a,
the sun-yonr splendor dazzled n,y ewes
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-07-23

oood morning, Mr.. Heupeck, have YOU
got any daughters that would make good
type settlers p
Not exactly, but have got wife tina,
would make very gold devil !!
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-07-23

would 1t be of any advantage to a man
oesirous OF becoming a public speaker to
connect himself with a spoke factory.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-07-23

by Keeping the mouth closed, and
breathing through the nose. it is said that
soidlers and others may ibhsle the most
:naiarious and pestilent vspors with entire
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-07-23
BY C. & C. FARLEY
WHAT is LEE,

lis fhe quiyeriDg dew drops standing
On the violet's purple cheek
It's an ocean man is sounding.
lis spell that death viii break.
'Tis flower that fidcth ever.
Let you cherish a. you will;
lis a path that leadsth never
In its language, good or III.
lis pitcher at the fountain
That shall cIumble every day;
It's the mist upon the mountain
That Phebus drives away.
TTis quickly moving hand
In the mighty clock 81 time;
lis grain Of desert sand
Swept by winds of every cline.
Tbs silver chord that bindefh
The spirit and the clay;
It's serpent that enchanteth
With lis Pleasures, day by day.
It's narrow lane that endeth
With the dismal gate of death,
Where hidcons porter standeth
To hurry souls from earth.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-07-23

Inc circle in which q wife should find
most delight, is perhaps not a very fash.
.onabie one-the circling arm of an affec.
tionate husband.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-07-23

Many persons spend so much time in
clluclsins and disputing about the gospel,
that they have none left for practicipe il.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-07-23

Punch says it is a very bad plan not to
grumble-the wheel isn't creased till it
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-07-23

1t Is said that when Gen. Butler was told
by BostoDian that the Abolitionis,s xer,.
all praising bin, be.dryly replied. 81 n ne
am not to be held responsible for that
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-07-23

dow painful is suspense when we behold
.ue ups preparing to utter the sentence
which is to decide our future fateI
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-07-23

A lady advertises in Glasgow paper
that she wants gentleman for breakfast
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-07-23
r.. l.. H L N q
SHOW RESPECT To TIE DEAD.

1,,Eor warranted to give entire satisfaction. and
.t...es 70 SUIT tie times. Orders sent by mail will
f-z'| P''"P' attention. (n2ly)
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-07-23

e a In
pam sur Barley, ct the joliet Aulthou.e. Rlpe 8,
PORTER
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-07-23
PAINTING AND PAPERIxG

L#e ctzens OF Joliet and vicinity are respectively
-lormed, that we the subscribers continue the
.....,.g business in all its branches
f*'f oN JOLIET ST., Opposite the Joliet IIsuse.)
s1k..,& g.. oo ,e,o DoRR SCHoTT.
l''--' S'P''@0 ioos. Matt
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-07-23

nR. A. L. McARTHER, Physician add Surgeon offers
~ NJ professional services to the citizens Of and
vicinity. ONCE in the Omnibus Clock directly over Mr.
Wooarun's Drug store. Residence ottawa st.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-03-18
5tmTagte Commands.

IRE
INSURANCE COMPANY.
INCORPORATED $780,
CH4RTER PERPETUAL:
OEFIcE-No. 6 SOUTH sTREz3
JoHE J. DONALDSON, PRESIDENT.
NsUREs LIVE FOR ONE YEAR, i TERM or YEARS
Oh FOR LIFE
ANNUITIEs FOR AGED PERSONS.
ENDowMENTs FOR CHILDREN.
SLAVES INSURED, either Men, Women or Children,
at the lowest rates
| WIN. C. HARRISON, J.J. DONALDSON.
| C. A. SCHAEFER, GEO. s. GIBSON,
| E. F. CHAMBERS, ROBT A. TAYLOR
F.M. COLsToN, Secretary.
DR.. r. DONALDSON Medical Examiner.
off 81 Franklin street,
RNARYLAND FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
n: W. CORNER OF B9fFiM ORE AND NORTH SITS.
Of Property III the city and elsewhere, Including Vessels
THos. E. HAMBLEToN, President
rr,,. DIRECTORS:
William ". Spence, William HOPKINS,
John } Abrahams J; Summerfeld Berry,
o 6fae sem niSey F Fa5 v F Robinson
G ems Fl 8 SG5n J Ta a HaTGeton'
ies.Gof -''''''"'' II" OTIS SPEAR Secretary.
A SS0CIATED FIREMEN'S INSURAN OE
Il COMPANY, No. SOUTH STREET,
Ese2gngsa fes Is Fk9MRr P19aESE IT'S LOSSES
E FEPGg ii po aaS Ge
property at the Low, LOWEST RATES OF PREMIUM.
DIRECTORS.
TM A G I'VE Wgsrngy tAS SPs R ogID
%h IEs PAExh sADAS' $ sAa6s k nhs'h'
JACOB TEUsT, JAMES Yo ,1S,''
JANIS GETTY, Jos c. BOYD
j. t. FARLOw, +. A. MILLER.
sl3eoti JOHN DUKEHART, Secretary.
HOALE's INSURANCE AGENCY,
~ ooANEEGIAL BUlLpIEqs, GAY 81
the Licensed Agent with tN full Il powers 1i or The
HARTFORD FIRE 1NtsNUJRANcE ooaPANY,
Cash Assets, a95G,cOo.
H0NENsURANoE COMPANY, OF NEW YoRE.
Cash Assets, sl,4S20O0.
VI ' '0 t cash 3sse S94 5s5 u AASlf 0i'
NORTH AMERICAN FIRE ms. Co, HARTFORD,
Cash Assets, s35l,co4.
PROVIDENCE WASHINGTON INSURANCE Co,
Cash Assets, s51S2S3.
MARINE.
xERCEANTs' sfUTUAI JAIL US, CO. CO, OF BALT1MoEE,
~ WV. GRAHAM, Pres't
GEO. 3. CoALE, Seo'y.
UNITED STATES.
FIRE, MARINE or LIFE INSURANCE POLICIES OBJ
tanned any amount in Companies Of the best stand
lns3 AM al me most sSSonanle rates ry
ios 1e &C. SUCH a' 'ii'S o. "pp'a'''' statements Oh
MUM for onbs nc not used Iakeh' Win return Oh fi
Y7JTREK.EE57S T1cITI5 k777I7 I373s,iS "
& OFFICE On TIE NORTHEAST CORNER OF sOUTF
F qSgrss agans l9s or damage By FIRE ALL DEsCRP
Aagustus ! Albert Samuel NJ 5f I4art
c. A. Schaeiar, Robert Tayof,
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-03-18

FE'O FARMERS AND GARDENERS-A NEW
to Guano and cheaper than Stable
maurs3 oelng auyia deposit, composed Of animal and
Vegeaole matter Can be obtained from the Ice Ponds
near the Cattle Show Grounds Distance from Charles st
avenue, half mile at Cattle Show Grounds Quarter of
mile at Toll Gate from Falls Road half mile at Upper Re
servor. Apply at 3s South street
Prlce 30 cents per CARLOAD. je22-tf
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-03-18

5tGtHs, Gxtbaags, TT.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO R. R. BONDS 1867.
I'D Baltimore and Ohio Railroad bonds Is55.
B Do. DO DO. d. %. 1882 I$$5.
Northwestern Va. Railroad bonds q mortgage.
Wanted By no. 40 sAm0EL H& SR tRSo 5T,
mhl3u basement Chesapeake Bank.
(HOMMERCIAL PAPER NEGOTIATED by
mhl2,3t 1876 Baltimore street.
NEW YORK STOCKS.
SF0C X C92AM4EESS ST2ir BUSIyESS ~
SASH 2 SHY ROe FEGHI AT sP IS
ds ANY, YORK BOARD and ef zRRH {F TR#
EURST-CLASS BUSINESS PAPER, single and
double names constantly on hand ard for sale. LIBE
neEotiioa A on MARFN fE sSfR'es
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA EX-
Hb GH sNGE wanted by MART sSod LGW VS.,
NEW YORK BANK EXCHANGE for sale in
~ sums to suit by MARTIN LEWIS,
mhl-lm Is Second street. =
WIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA BANK
fe26-tf 20i Baltimore street
EXCHANGE On NEW YORK, PHILADEL-
I15P PHIIA, boston, RICHMOND; PEFER4BURG and
fe25tf 264 Baltimore o1e Street
SGGRRENT. RANK lhB MQ s hNR4 RbRR G
ite26.tf ln a6l s. Hn@Se Street.
BROTHERS BONINGER,
FOR E FSRH EXG 5fEi on s at
principal cities Of Germany, on London Paris and Amster
A DVANCES MADE ON BUSINESS PAPER
te26,tf tho J. CARSON.
gold PURCHASED, and for sale constantly,
= 77ss 9y T4 81 S & GAsso :i;e,t
MARYLAND SIZES Maryland 6 per cent.
sA1fL. HARRIS, Jr,
feg-t Basement Chesapeake Bank
'ENIME PAPER NEGOTIATED by
- SAML. HARRIS & SONS,
jalTf I96 Baltimore street
STERLING EXCHANGE.
- s.,,a lF,orSaleb by ooKNox& co,
RANK OF BALTIMORE STOCK WANTED
Sly ST. JNo's Cuttings 3 s Soiib St
STOCKS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS BOUGHT
S sstF sold by JAo $. CUTTINGS % 1891 s59b St
NEW DIRK AND PHILADELPHIA FUNDS
" for sale hv TnI6-tfI THO !. CARSON.
missouri SIS FOR SALEBY
g.s9d 90 South st.
r Q. R. R. BONDS 1867 WANTED BY
81 81 JNo. S. Cuttings &Co,
M ERCHANTS' BANK STOCK FOR SALE BY
LNo. ,. CUTTINGS Il co,
SOL 20 South st.
EIREMEN'S INSURANCE STOCK WANTED
= 6y SAMUEL HARRIS, Jr,
-!uli-u Basement Chesapeake Bank
MARYLAND STOCK 1890 WANTED BY
w JN0. S. Cuttings co,
sot1 90 South st.
COMMERCIAL & FARMERS BANK STOCK
Swanted by JN0. S. CUTTINGS & CO.,
soti 30 South st.
baltimore CITY 6 PER CENTS. OF 1880
ksand 1875 for sale by ISRAEL COHEN,
sttt No. 5North street.
NEW YORK MARINE INSURANCE SCRIP
= %anted by KNOX & CO.,
apzo-u Exchange Place.
BALTIMORE s PER CT. LOAN FOR SALE
Rgby SAML. HARRIS, Jr,
JulI-tI Basement Chesapeake Bank.
MORTHWESTERN VIRGINIA RAILROAD
~ BONDS for sale by SAMUEL HARRIS, Jr,
JulCu Basement Chesapeake Bank.
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILROAD BONDS
1NWanted by SAML. HARRIS, Jr,
IuIItI Basement Chesapeake Bank.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-15

General F3ecgsIasiosss.

l. 10 pupil Will bs received f55 shorter period ~
sessl u. Pupils sntssflr 4f-r lh- caarer-rr-rr .
session, wilt Be c.aTgai only 1og the rs=Iua " fs.
session. No defuc.5u viii be u,45s ia c.s- ay -tt
drawAl befe.e the of the sss-lan Or f-r .t-r.
unless 1ccsSiuEed b. -ickues-.
?. With the view &c prevent =EtravararIcs ard ur.
note habts al economy, the following uEif-ru lra
been selected: EIH,er 1llf1~m 10 consist af .r. D.
Wh'rs collar biGcF * apron .-A lcglarr rs-
trimmed with straw colo eG rHa-ru s.r sumner ,a.
scarlet Tor wints'. 5umL-- u1i,,Tu 20 cons s; Of -
ut blue ginghan, muslin c-lIs1 {slliI ce5rsi t Be-
with snail, plain. white collar; 1ss s.r srr-l E.rH
pupil 10 o- provided with two dresses -cr fhe wt=taf
and iosr dresses ot The summer Uniform
.. B5srder- gust DO provided si.A six CHANCES ~
cl1ihn& 'uItdDl7 Jr le ze4cn, vim .-uecesszry a-t-
clrs Tor tEe toilet ana v.f1 --E table ar zfr-s
T. The parents Elzrszu~ o. .--aE Is les c-71irs
from distance. are @4Iostsd CD name Come us--l t
Or near aeEuais % VII Il splica-iar u.ty ts ft.G-
When NECESSARY IA is7og OF he pupil -7e IcsttU
The Institution viii B1t f-c1- tho 4ypenz. o., f,-
nishius tse pupil with ruck=t En1.y or sFt.- e. cs
cnthlrg' nor shat the pupils D. allowed 10 Keep rsa-
10 spead 81 their dscreJou. ST. "a -rl,s ull-t iz de-
posUsa Eiih The Superior 5- tee ia--.. .-fr
20 prevent loss of tiue saa l.-. -r-rtIr7 ~ ft a
exercises of the S-ho1i, vlsl1 WllT BE- received a
on S4tur:ay8 from 90 L u'ca.E u suE s-I r. s.
The Institution, viii be received any cay ex,s.
Sunday
EAs Institutisn is Ca.bo,rtut ss IFS rtfe,f ia %
anord eduraiaua adv'1tasss. '-rpsJ-cIvay si -ef.
erosrt Dl'ciphe a Order 0H wall require a.ssn To-
arse al divine service on Suul1ys
B. Parents and friends VISITING The pupils N rrf "
tiol week OF az ether tina ., viii find ION
pared 70 furnish satvrlainmeur.
3. Letters ~ be addressed 70 -hs
EOT6zR SUPERIOR
81 agnes PEN =.e 4 arsuty
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-15


We 6Dd the proceedings Of this body on the
19th inst, reported in the Louisville Courier.
We cnIy extract portion OF them:
SsuGle-Er. Cisssll ofersd the following
joint resolution, which lies on the able one
dsv, viz:
Rssolgsa Gg me Gensral assembly Of Tie Com
nloars1Hh Of Kentucky, That the Governor be
reqres - 10 urge upon the Fe5eral and Con-
fedsIate authorities the immediate and unc0n-
dit:onsl wi hdrswai Of all troops, placed ty
said parties on Kentucky soil, beyond the lin
its of this State, ana urge upon them heTaaf-
ter 10 observe tue neutral position which Ken
tucEy, through her Legislature, has thrice as
sumed
R5uss-3fr. Dashs offered the following
joint resolution, which lies one day on the ia
BIZ, viz:
/. Fes0lrc9 bg ibe Gsneral assembly Of the
C0mmoEDsaiia Of ksntucky, That every inter
eel OF the people, and the honor Of ali parties
are il1issou5iy connected with the mainten-
sncc CT TOE neutrality Of Kentucky.
}. That We fear z civil war in the State is
The necessary and inevitable consequence Of
the introduction into our limits Of ? standing
army, oficersd and paid By any Psrty, Other
han The commonwealth Of kentucky.
3 That Te pledge TO each other cur sacred
homer hat ve wiii dc all We csR to preserve
the neutrality OF kentucky; and FOR this puT-
pose we val unite IN tbs creation Ut q State
force Tor Tie lawful protsc-Io1 OF ali citizens :;
and insist on the hdTawsi of the troops OF
TIE United States and The Confederate States
from TIE soil o5 the State.
That after having secured the neutrality
Of Kentucky, We will unite our councils for
the purpose Of producing peace between the
two b=llzeTeLt parties on the bess practicable
g asia, securing the honor and embracing the
interest OF each.
3 That for this purpose we recommend a
truce between the oeiiigerents, and tGe sp-
p3iDtment By ho'h parties, Of commissioners
to seiust he difficulties.
Nf. Ewing offered the following Joint Teso-
LUTON, Vhicb lies one day on the able:
Pss0lrsi 5y The General Assembly Of ths Com
nl5ai5eaih o. KENTUCKY, That the Governor Of
the Stare be, and be is hereby requested 10
urge upon tde Federal and Confederate az
th1rities the Immediate and unconditional
withdrawal Of sli troops placed By said par
tjcs en- KsHtacky s8jj; and that be enforce the
strict neutrality Of kentucky, which she has
assumed turouFb he7 Legislature, and BY the
popular vote of ths people,
hir Gilbert offered the following resolution,
which vas referred % the committee on Judi
ciarv:
Ecsolrs5, That the committee on the Judi
cisTy be directed 90 make Gili-ent inquiry,
and report 10 this p suse, whether any person
~ persons, holding or exercising any Office OF
'rast or profit under the Laws Of this State, is
or holding OF exercising any Office OF
tust or profit under the United States; and
tat said committee be Empowered to send FOR
prsons aad papers.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-15

be following is from the s.. Louis RspaB-

he following is from the s.. Louis RspaB-
5i,E:
CAIEo, September Q, 1861
he gun boat Lexington started down to Co.
lubus early yesterday morning, to ascertain
e nV batteries were being erected IN that
nshaoyhood. She returned before noon, re-
po-d three batteries: one on The bluff above
taCorn, one The bluff below, and one in the
t00- he d;d not learn how m2ay southern
irDs were stationed there, but saw the tents
0f considerable e1campnent. When within
a5G four miles OF the upper battery, it
Gped FIRE uDon her, which the beat returned,
lheh0t On each side falling short.
T. so-therD gunboat Yankee Also fred upon
he-,1i retrsated when ;ae FIRE was returned,
Fr5biT with the intention Of dseeying The
E-Ngton within range Of the batteries.
RlrtLe Lexington started back up the river,
the srk-e f0!i1Hed her for several miles.
Toe Nmen and children have mostly left Co
lumbi as battle may be expected there at
any cnsnJ.
ThOes Moinas and Illinois arrived from
Cape var'eau yes erdsy, with the regiments
OF Ce.E=ciLeT ard Col. Ross. Tnay expected
20 20 - ducab, but She order was counter
mandz8ad B3Lh regiments were seat to Birds
Po.lt.
The bery opposite Cairo, on the Kentucky
side, is aidly being completed, snd viii be
very eHsre uas Tue D-s MoiBss took some
Leavvgu over there yesterday.
Gen. ,ith. Of the regular army, arrived
here hg scjsl car on Saturday evening.
AiviCerom Paducah, received last evening,
rsprespachs t0wn quiet. There are now
about G of our troops there. Citizens Of
Psiucab tts that the inhabitants are sending
cF their flilies as rapidly as possible, in eX
l,ctstionf an attack. TaeY report Gen.
pilow win thirtP miisE of the town, with
% 600 ms The Indications STe strong that
there vile bloody work in southern Ken
tCckv.
a gun ooae Of the gun boat5 at Psducah
was accidiy diseh srged Cd Friday, sending
e sAsi UEh d b0Gee, EELich fortunately
hapDeasd 5a uninhsbitrd.
No e1tzchmenfs had been throTn up al
Psducah Terday, but there will soon Be con
siderable uk done 10 that line.
The Trewatcr Belle, a steamboat owned
5g Hon ia Baii, has been seized at Saith
iand ty tbFederai authorities. Sae had been
c0uyetng rovisioBs. eje up the Tennessee
river Ehooat Ia o'd and Of little value.
Tde rid over Clerk river, on the railroad
from Rdulh % Man field hss been destroyed
IS our roos, who now have possession or the
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