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VA ~ U HR "a N@ Hs
Peoria Marine and Fire ms Co.

n VA SS 81 ER "a N" Eo
Peoria Marine and Fire Ins Co.
CHARTERED 1857
THIS Company continues to issue policies MARINE.
1NLGSD EAvIaATIoN TRANSFORMATIONS and FIRE RISKS.
at reasonable rates.
OFFICERS:
ISAAC UNDERnILL, Pres, J. L. BoULAND V. p.
c. HOLLAND, Secretary.
DIRECTORS:
ISAAC UsDERHnI, PHoLL.sD, BIT BouRLASD
RICHARD GREGs, WV. Fem, JoHS REYNOLDS,
SAMUEL HOWE. A.G TrSG, THEADoRE PERRY,
WILLIAM R. PHELPS, WIN. A HEBRON, L. HOLLAND
ONCE 80, Main stseet.
THE following is the report the business of this
Office for the past year. showing condition on the
3st day of March, at which time the Capital ncreas
ed TO 100000; the Whole amount of which subscribed
and 100000 paid in In view of our Increased facilities
for doing heavy business and also the additional
security offer to ourseustomers, giving this company
basis second to other therefore look for and
expect very large increase of business 1t will ever
be tn aim of the company to honorably conduct all
their affairs as TO merit the patronage of the insurng
public, Our course hitherto adopted regarding the
adjustment of losses may be sufficient guaranty for our
promptness and lberaty in the future.
Amount insured the past year, s,s,O2s, 2ss Sc
Received premiums same, 4O.0Q5 If
Interest and exchange balance IL SCI az
Paid losses and expenses, 2lss4es
LIABILITIES
Capital stock, 100000
Bills payable $50 80
All other debts estimated, $500
ASSETS.
Bills receivable, amply secured, having from
to go days to run, Sls7, $50 es
Real estate office building, &c, Sl5OOO
Cash on hadd, and due from Agents
and city customers l3l33sO
Amount OF losses in process Of adjustment $24O5O o..
Amount oflosses resisted by the company none .
Amount eflosses adjusted, due and not
paid, none
PETER LANCE, Agent
Office. Shaw's Store. jefferson ST. Joliet
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ID az. ID. VI CIR A e. ,


HAVING eXperimer ted with MEDICINE in the treat
ment Of diseases for years, LAYING aside all pr.iu
dices has examined the meantime all various
systems and schools of medicine and selected such
remedies as can demonstrate Ice safe and efficient
rejecting al! mineral pOisons. To acute dis
ease is comparatively easy task IL is the curing Of
chronic diseases that requires knowledge combined
win patience and perseverance tempered with kind
ness 1t in the latter class of diseases where physi-
clans mostly make their failures. Having given this
class oil diseases special attention, profess to be
prerared 10 treat all chronic diseases with positive
cess. mean all that durable cases. unless IL be
conditionaly, that patients may depend upon my
declaration profess to treat successfully ali chronic
diseases of the Lungs Liver Bronchia Nuraga Para
lysis rheumatism. and all arrangements of the nerv.
Gus system. kstula and Piles successfully treated in
from thirty to sixty days without the Of the knife
OF much additional pain. profess to treat with I'M
paraieied success the lohsome disease known by the
name OF Cancer in all its stages, without the the
knife or any harsh treatment II patients will strictly
obey my Instructions will guarantee satisfaction in
all cases where DISCRIMINATION of the vital organ
has taken place The best of references he given
from citizens Of ST. Louis where devoted practice
for the last three years. have in my Office Cam
GERS, Tumors weighing from "a TO lbs that have re-
moved with success without the of the knife For
further particulars, physicians and others invited
to call and examine for themselves.
Rr. McRAE, OccuIist and Aurist,
Gives special Alteration diseases of the Eve and Ear
In this climate, where the Eye IL subject so so many
diseases which fatal to its delicate structure All
persons afflicted should attend to the earliest SYMPTOMS
avoiding much suffering and probable blindness
Letters from distance, containing one stamp will
receive prompt attention Address Box 1922
ID. McRAE, NJ. D., St Louis Mo
OFFICE No. % NORTH FIFTH ST
between Pine and Chesnnt streets square from the
ConIt House, st: Louis. Mo. nl2Iy
JOHN MURRAY, Executor.
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I fsANFOR D'sT + 7
LIVER INVIGORAT0R,


TT rs COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY PROM GUMS,
and has become established fact, Standard Med
ieine, known and approx ed by all that have used
IL, and is resOrted to with confidence IN all dis
eases for which IL il e. commended
IL has cured thousands . within the last two years
who had given up all. hopes Of relief rs the nu-
unsolicited ltifiCates in my possession
show. f---
The dose must be A. =. 'dapted 20 the tempera-
ment Of the indiViduAl- taking IL, and used in
such qualities as 10 act . gently on the Bowels
Let the dictates Of your - Judgment guide you In
the of the LIvER IS-l- lyiGORATOR, and IL will
cure LIVER COMPLAINTS. lBIIIOUs ATTACKS, DTsPKP-
sIA. CHRONIC DIARRHdA- - SUMNER ooNPLsISIs, DIS
ENTRY, pEOPsT, souri, STOMACH. HABITUAL Cos
TIyESEss. cHOLIc, - ERA, CHOLERA MoRBUs, chol
era infantum, Flatu- - llence, Jaundice. Female
Weakness, and may be used successfully
Ordinary Female Med-.-S liene- Ii will SICK
HEADACHE, las Thousands can tsstify,) in twenty
MINUS IL two three = .Teas3oonfuls taken At
commencement of at tack.
AL VINO II ARE 6IyISG their testimony in
it's favor.
NIX WAFER IN The MOUTH WIN IHE INvIGoR-
AIoE, SWALLOW BOTH iToGETHER- r-.r q.
Dri Rattle.
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jim Fl HUBBARD,
WATCH d CLOCK MAKER

WouLD most respectfully inform the citizens Of
w Jobet and vicinity, that he is now prepared 10
90 an KINDS Of york in his line He may be found At
all times on Jefferson street. opposite IN. Conf iIsa
an "OiA "arfanted. March p. n4l
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W A n T E D
slaves and HOoD Poles.

We prepared make contracts for any quantity
Of Slaves aud Hoop Poles, delivered the Peni-
tertiary during the winter for which the highest
ket price will be paid An extra price will be paid for
Hickory poles delivered Immediately.
SANGER CASEY.
10
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Machinery Oil,
Burning Oil, Wagon GrcasC

Also for
REAPERs AND MOWERS, TuREsHING MACHINES &c
The subscriber is ready t. furnish in any quan-
y the above articles. Machinery OIL per gal 10 cts
Wagon Grease, per can IS cts.
The following gentlemen contribute their testimony
in terms Of unqualified confidence 10 its merits and
use it exclusively: Wisconsin Stage Company, Iowa
Stage Company, Wakers Lines Of stages Great North
ern Stage Company, Walker a Parinelee's Omnibus
Lines. Chicago, Mauny's Reaper and Mower The best
article in for carriages and Eugges il never soils
in Joliet. J. C III UOERs
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O the Afflicted.

la IA Troublesome disease the PILEs can be cured
IiS 1ang on the subscriber. at the II Mile Grove
oes' Warranted to cure In every instance. or
the motley refunded. The Medicine can be sent by
OF mani to any part of the United States or
Canada Charges moderate and 10 suit the times
zen ~ lhhO. Y. SANBORN
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WILL BE READY IN AFEw DAYsl
ID = IaIIt dHu serNices OF
STEPHEN A. DOTGIAy

By jas. W. St"ehan, of the Chicago Times Being
an accurate and reliable biography Ex-senator Douglas
with all his most imp nrtant speeches etc. etc One
handsome II mo- vii portrait on Steel. Price 81 90
For sale by JD. HARDE
MAJ % Jafarsor a. lit, III
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AUCTION SALE.

DY0RDER ofthe people of the town Of Wilmington
ID Will County, Illinois, expressed by their vote
at the last annual meeting IF said Town. under the
authority of act of the Legislature of the state an
proved February "a 1852 entitled " An Act to amend
the charter of the Kankaee and Ircauos Nayigation
and Manufacturing Company 1 win sell at Auction
at my oHice in said Wilmington the LIST day of Nav
next At tive o'clock in the aftesnoon all the Shares of
the Capital Stock in said Company, belonging to aid
Town, as Is provided in and by the act aforesaid
ID. U. COBB,
Supervisor Of the Town OF Wilmington
Wilmington, April s. 1861 Issa1I 20
foK general supply of Groceries, Flour, Feed &C.,
- N - Q. g. sKIEsEa's.
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in this city, on the 10th inst. a pair Of
light Gold Spectaeles, the finder will he Hb.ru ~
rewarded by returning them to this Office. .'i''
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A well arranged two story Brick Dwelling House
"A on Joliet at, north Of A. Cagwin's residence
Apply to II. FISH, at his Lumber Yard Oflse
Feb. p. 1890
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TO PAINTERS q OTHERS

HAVE hand large and well selected stock of all
kinds of PAINTS Dry and IN Oil.
Also-Sand paper, linseed Oil, spirits Turpintine.-
TIMBER, LithTage, Bronze Gold and silver Leaf patent
Dryer Laeer, pumise stone, Varnishes paint Brushes
Window Glass, &c. which am prepared 10 sell the
most favorable terms J. II. BROWN.
Ig5R MI
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PROTECT YOUR LIVES 4 PROPERTY

ilE undersigned is prepared To- put up in the rns,
l. approved STYLE the Nc Plus Ultra Of
LIGHTNING RODS,
On short notice. These rods have been I'm y tes,d NJ "A
give universal satisfaction and are infaalc In xins
po'eouoh 70 an buildings on which they are placed .
PERSONS would md II to their interest to natronizs
parties at home instead Of travelling pedIars who of
course cannot be held TO any responsibility
Address, J. n ST1OnAPD
Aprie, 1859. p4+Gm 49,
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Wanted.

THREE OR FOUR PEDLERS with teams. to sell
Il Cultisators, for which COED wages by the month
or liberal commission on he sales viii be afto we'd
Applicants should be prepSirea 10 commece about
the 2iih inst Apply personally to the subscriber ar
manhattan or address BY letter through Joliet p o.
- JOHN YOUNG.
-naHhaAsAn, Apfh y, 1901, 43-2w
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HORTFoRD INSURANCE COMPANY,
II. HUNTINGTON, President
c. B. BOWERS, Sscretary, - zs-
CHARrEREn IN 1slo. CAsH CAPITAL 100000.
one of the safest and best managed Insurance Com
panies in the Union. Policies issued reasonable
rates by S. W. BOWEN, Agent,
Mo Joliet, III.
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R500 nnIIars "o

$500 Dollars Worth Of Brushes!
DAlNT, Nhite-wash, scrubJing, counter, stoye shoe
il and Horse Brushes, at J. H. BROWNS.
Sept Sc nl2
JNNGLISII and French Hair and Teeth Brushes Pine
IL Toilet soaps; shell Buffalo and Ivory COMES:
French Toilet powders Nun Fun, Prepared chalk. Lily
White, &c at J. II. BROWNS.
Sept. Q Sc Mo
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METROPOLITAN "a 0oS,

FHTEH CLAUS, PrePri"
RhSs leave TO inform the public, that be - :
ID the above Saloon, which Is now opsl for tb<r
ZION OF visitors His Bar will be always ssFIt-r
ths eholee -iauorss also Cigars Of the bssi br.lS
warm nae e AZ u O'Clock, and cold lunch sal
oysters- 3 dimes and other kinds reffs'1,,
served up on short notice. y
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UNDERTAKING.

THE subscriber has received and vtl tser an ~
slhes and stiles Of Metallic Burial c.ses. vhiA :
IIn,sn 70 such as may want them The estlnra.
Nhich these cases are held for their beauty drrs1
ano preserving powers, fully attest their ysss -
,eep on hand all styles Of Wood Coins, and =
ny Horse and Carriage on hand.
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S l. o ANS DIN TINE Mt.

FOR Miliness Safety, Certainty. Thoroughness
Slons Ointment is rapidly sup rcedinE all other Oint-
ments aud Liniments for the of the following
complaints Fresh Wounds Calls of all kinds Crack
ed Heels kingbone Polevil, Wndgalls, Caus, Spavne
Sweeney, fistula Foundered feet. Sand Cracks
Scratches of Grease, Mango and Horse DIstemper,
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Illinois state Penitentiary, Joliet, III.
SANGER & CASEY.

Manufacturers Of BARRELS. Lumber Wagons, Bugges,
Wheel Barrwos, &C.. &C. Dealers in
Dimension and Building Stone.
Provisions Cattle and Produce efal kinds constant
ly wanted.
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CASH CAPITAL, 100000 90
ASSETS, July lst 1859, 9O56sI 81
LIABILITIES, 1854 81
The attention of the ity respectfully called
to the following features in connection with this Com
pany:
FrSt:-By insuring in this Company the advanta-
ges of a Mutual Insurance Company obtained with
the additional advantage oorded in the security given
by ample and reliable Cash Capital feature not
presented by ordinary Mu.ua Fire Insurance Conpa.
MES The dividend to customers, already declared are
a follows
First Division to Policy Holders, 1857, 80 per cent
Third do do do 1859, so L"
Second The security given, which is already large
will constantly increase with each year of successful
operation. Lhis is exhibited clearly in the following
statement showing theposion Of the Company in each
year since the new system adopted:
July, 1896, Net Assets possessed blythe Co., S570363
1857, 50 a" Z" 6497Ie 81
1858 -5I Dos 20
1852 Gross e05 ss1 81
Liabilities, 1854 81
Third:-The insured incur no liability whatever
while obtaining these advantages of superior security
and cheaPness.
GEORGE 7. HOPE, President.
II. III. LAMPoRT Secretary.
CYRUS PEEK, Assistant Secretary.
GILES HEATH, Agent. Joliet.
Sept %, 1883 .--... n45lw
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ILLINOIS MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.


Principal ONCE at ALTON, Illinois.
VNHlS Company Chartered in 1883, and insures,
Il at a moderate cost. almost every kind OF property
In Illinois against Loss Damage by Fire. The rates
of risks arranged that each class Of property in
sured will support its own loss
Every one insured becomes a msmber-the Company
being association ofcustomerseach of whom Is con-
cerned in nsuriug his neighbor- The capital augmens
in ratio with the increase Of risks, the security
for which remains in the hands Of the nsured there
fore every member is the treasurer Of his own money
until The is required for the purpose OF paying
losses.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
Timothy Turner. Robert Smith, Elias IIibbard,
B. !. Gilman Lyman Trumbul L. Kellenberger,
b. X Hart, Henry Lea, Benz. T. Long,
Samuel Wade, John Atwood, Z. A. Hoffman,,
II. W. Billings, J. W. Schweppe, NJ G. Atwood.
BENJAMIN F. LONG, Pres. NJ. G. ATWOOD, Secretary
L. KELLENBERGER, Treas. JOHN Atwood, Asst Sec.
John Blaisdell, Gen'l Agent
J.E. Howard, Asst Genr Agent.
E0-Applications for Insurance in Will Co.. may be
made to BISSELL a HEATH, Joliet.
J. X. Wilson, Lockport; VIM. Fitch, Plainfeld.
June 81, 1853. nl-ly
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PLAcK Teas ION 40 to IS ets.
- at RoI-ISo4 Cos.
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To the Patriotism of Blount County

propose being one of a company of ten men
or more, land the more the better) who will each
give 800 to the first, and SIS to the second, and
$50 to the third Company of 100 nen each of
Blount County Volunteers, to serve IL months or
during the war the money to be equally and fairly
distributed to the officers and prvates of each
Company--the money to be paid Immediately af-
ter the said Company or Companies are mustered
into the service of tho Southern Confederacy.
Those who will join Inc in this proposition can
do SO by leaving their names with DR.. Samuel
Pride, Maj. John E. Toole, or Jesse G. Wallace,
Esq. Maryville; j. Coulson or Miles Jones, Nor
canton; or myself at Louisville. 1 do hope that
twenty men or more in Blount will respond to this
proposition who will if the Companies, or either
of them, are made up, cheerfully, willingly aud
promptly pay tho money. I also trust that some
gentlemen of qualifications will make up the Com
panies. This proposition to continue sixty days
from date ii. r. COX.
Louisville, Oct. "a, 1851. St
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Paymaster Absconded.

The Cincinnati Enquirer contains let.
ter dated atSt. Louis, on the It'll, in which
the following statement is made:
Col. Andrews, paymaster-general of this
department, received a dispatch this af-
ternoon, that Major Finney, paymaster
on Gen. Fremont's staff had suddenly
disappeared, taking with him 5000, 900 of
the government funds. Every effort has
been made to discover the course he has
gone, and recover the money, if possible
A subsequent dispatch from Washing
ton, says:
Advices from st. Louis state that Major
Finney, who left Springfield, Missouri.
with Gen. Fremont, brought away the
military chest, with about 100000, hav-
ing failed to pay off the troops. The
money has been secured, and the Major
has been arrested and returned to Spring
field,
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No Cotton from Egypt for the Yam.
KEGS.

Late Northern advices assert that Eng
lish papers contain distressing accounts
of the damage by the inundation of Egypt,
caused by the extraordinary rise of the
waters of the Nile. Many villages have
been overwhelmed, with great loss OF
cattle and even human life. The greater
part of the standing crop of Indian corn
is stated to be lost. Granaries, both gov.
eminent and private, have been flooded,
and already, it is said, there is an inten-
ton to prohibit the further exporta-
ton of grain from Alexandra. From the
Cotton districts, where the process of pick
ing the first ripe pods had commenced,
there are accounts of heavy losses, suffi-
Gent to make material difference in the
extent of the crop, an event which the
Yankee papers say is "to be particularly
deplored at the present time" One ac-
count states that the loss of Cotton will
reach at least one-third of the entire
amount 1t is said that it will take
months to repair the railroads.
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COMMON SENSE rules the mass of the peo-
pie, whatever the misnamed and misanthrope phi
losophers may say to the contrary. Show them
a good thing, let its merits be clearly demon
strated, and they will not hesitate to give it their
most cordial patronage. The masses have already
ratified the judgment of physician, concerning
the virtues of Hostetters Bitters as may be seen
in the immense quantities of this medicine that
are annually sold In every section of the land. 1t
is now recognized as greatly superior to all other
remedies yet devised for diseases of the digestive
organs, such as Diarrhea, Dysentcry, Dyspepsia,
and for the various fevers that arise from eran
ment of those portions of the system. Hostetter's
name Is rapidly becoming a household word
from Maine to Texas, from the shores of the At
lantic to the Pacific Try the article, and be sat
isied.
Sold by all druggists in the world.
Ess- See advertisement in another column.
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Quarterly Meetings.

The following comprises the first round Of
Quarterly Meetings for the Athens District:
Maryville Station, November IL.
Louisville Circuit. November "a.
Kingston, December l.
Loudon, December s.
Madsonvillc, December Is.
Telico, December %. .....
Sewee, December 20.
Athens Station, January Sc.
Athens Circuit, January12.
Decatur, January 10.
At these meetings wish to SEQ all the members
of each Quarterly Conference, and as many of tho
members of tho Church as can possibly attend.
]. ATKINS, p. E.
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General Order No. IL.
ExEcurrvr HEAp QuanrENs,

| Noshratc, Tenn, Nov. 10, 1861. 1.
TO TIC Officers in command Of the Militia If tic
State Of Tennessee in Me I'd, I'D. aud 4M Dirt
stone.
The danger of invasion upon the part Of the Fed-
eral forces is imminent This invasion threatens
tho quiet and security Of your homes, and invo-
YES the destruction of your sacred rights of per-
son and property. The warning example of Ma
ryland Missouri and kentucky, bids you, If you
would preserve your iire.dcs your homes and the
sanctity of your wives and daughters to meet the
despotic invader and his minions at the threshold
of your State, and drive him back. Let tho soil
OF Tennessee be preserved from his unhallowcd
touch, and let him know that in defence of our
liberties and our affairs every Tenncsscan is ready
to yield up his life. Gen. A. S. Johnston, coir-
manding the forces Of the Confederate States in
this Department, in view of this threatened dan
ger has called upon mo to send to the field such
force as can be armed by the State.
In obedience to which rcquisition, and to repel
the invader thirty thousand of the militia of this
State are hereby called to tho fold.
Officers in command of tho militia of the Cd.
Sd and 4th divisions will hold their commands in
readiness to receive marching orders by the 25;h
instant, unless in the mean timo n sufficient mum.
Der of volunteers shall have rendered their sor-
vices to fill this rcquisition.
Special orders to the commanders Of the mill
tin apportioning this rcquisition among the differ
ent brgadcs of said divisions, will be Immediately
forwarded, accompanied with such instructions
and directions as may be necessary to the move
ment of troops to the place of rendezvous.
In the meantime Captains will direct their com.
pancs to parade on some given day, with what
ever arms they have, and they will take all other
proper and legal steps to possess the arms, within
the bounds of their respective districts, and i'm
mediatcly report to the commanding officer of
their regiments the number of arms and accoutrc-
mcnts as well as tho strength Of their companies.
By order of IsHAM G. HARRIS,
Governor and Commandment Chief,
W. C. WnrTrHoRyE, Asst Adi't General.
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ment, because the latter will apologize and
return Mason and Slidel.
Many diplomats, including some friend
ly to the Federal government, express
the opinion unreservedly, that there will
be war with England. fLt
C'arksyiRe, Nov. 22.-The account of
the engagement between the gunboat
"Conestoga" and the gun belonging to
Capt. Sothorous' battery Of flying artille.
ry, near Canton, is probably the affair re-
terred to in the reported capture of l13
Lincolnites near Fort Donelson. The en-
gagement continued several hours with
out any important consequences. The
gun was to small to make much impress.
sion on the covered sides of the boat
This is learned from q gentleman who
lives near Canton.
indianapolis, Nov. 19.-Gen. Mcclellan
has ordered six Ohio and two Indiana
regiments to Kentucky from Western
Virginia. There is a probability that
other Indiana regiments will follow soon.
A Northern regiment will pass through
here tonight.
CHATTANOOGA, November 23.-Our scouts
numbering five hundred men, have just
returned from another successful expedi-
ton, bringing in their spoils with them.
They captured ii horses, and took
one hundred Lincoln men prisoners.
Some of these miscreants were found con-
cealed in the dens and caves of the noun
tins. Holloway, the ruflian who recently
killed Col. Anderson, managed to make
his escape by clothing himself in female
attire. Many other incidents amusing,
and interesting occurred, too lengthy to
be mentioned by disp4lah.
Col. Looney commanded the scouts,