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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-01-01

sar As Mrs. Darlington, or some other
old lady equally renowned for wisdom. has
said:
There amt no more difference in folks
than there is in nybody."
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-01-01
n. l.. KI G ,

FORMERLY of Chicago, takes the liberty to an
Il nounce himselfto the inhabitants of Joliet as a
eSmPeIant Teacher of tie PIAAQ- Terms reasonable
Applicants please address through Post Office. or leave
orders at Mr.Burtons Boarding House, near Young's
Hall.
Joliet, June 1858. n5o-tt
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-01-01

eight Exchange Sold at the lowest
CURRENT RATES AT
CHANTs AND DRoV II ID An
NatlssoRs Building,
Banking Hours, to II, and l TO !.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-01-01
rsr,a. OF subser,ption
---------7-------- 7 =
BUSINESS GARD s..

.E,n3s. m. MARSH, Attorney and Counselor at La-
snI solicitor in 'ehancery.
1910 20 Jefferson street, Joliet, Illinois.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-01-01

DRAFTS SOLD ON NEW YORK,
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS, and MILWAUKEE,, WIS,
BILLS eE EzcHk cAsuED Or COLLECTED.
Inquire Of the undei signed.
URI oSGooD, Joliet, Illineis.
HONEY RECEIVED ON DEPOSIT,
GQNyEYAHCING DONE, AND
AdKS5EtEDaNENrs TAKEN BT
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-01-01

.-vopERTs & aooDsPEED Attorney and coun-
ssilors at Law, Joliet, Illinois. ONCE in stones
eisek. p GooDspxzD
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-01-01

,1,ypALL FULLER, ATTORNEYS AT LAW
X Toilet, Illinois. Nit
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-01-01

4ry U. STEVENS, Attorney and Counselor at
w Law, and General Land and Collecting agent.
Collections promptly remitted
flrFfcs in liz Siey's new Block, Joiiet,li.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-01-01

~ 5. THOMAS. NJ. D., Physician and Surgeon
offers hu professional services to the citizens Of
ts,sst and vicinity ofics No. u jefferson st.
n Rlarkmans Drug Store, opposite the Court House,
residence on Eastren Avenue, in J, Grpsh's House
2Itf) "ohes' minus
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-01-01
l.. A. III Err

barton smith, Police Magistrate, and Jus
ID Ofthe Peace, office Bluff Street liz Merchants Row
WltRke pleasure in waiting ON all who may ehifus'
him With their Business OF any kind in his ine
Ne on the west Side of the River, Joliet.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-01-01
DENT sy II Y

u q. SiRsBrER, Commissioner of Deeds for the
q. stAte'i Pennsylyana. Will take proof and ack
sstepssme"to OF Deeds and otier instruments TO be
Esed or recorded in said State 4jce on jefferson
Joliet III. "
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-01-01

M. f. AND.
nENTIST.--Ofice ON Chicago Street between
~ Jefferson and Van buren,
81 All work Warranted molly
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-01-01

- srREETER Attorney and Counselor at Law
j once. Jefferson Street, Joliet, Illinois.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-07-29
~gscrmifcf,fe 81 rrseisaess.
81 uerbtctuuae1t

fir Die Qieferun9 BON Jtationen unb 8rennma>
terial fir Die 9euht: SAife bel Sames S5~
lanO unp 9opperotratt6 in Der G9elapeate=
WnN.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-07-29
@ifembn5 mett 1.c~
Yarter8bur8 ut0 Wiarietta, pOer 8enwoOt
Wheelina nnb GplumGu8.

Die Baltimore. uno 0bO- GEIenbaun btetei Rem ~resfenSen @ub.
nfani bic ar5sten WVrtbetle In Se,ua auf gtGtefeit, gCeaeulid.
tett, Giderbeit. 9unttItdteit unN G66nbeit Der g, enertta, 70 baf
&c prn tctner anbern 9abn T. bteiem 9anbt Ibertrp fen wtrb.
Diefe Gabn prra atIantifden Steer ~GuSeebcnb, Ia bic 6ittAe aue.
~eepetntefe 9iuie, ~aIsthSetttg ober aud bE ~flr5sffe unb EhneGRt
inb taEer bte tiltgae gfUute fir bic Getienpsn M46 bem gDeaen
bic ni6t ~Derfeblen foGteu, tie gu benagen +:
Wletlenentfern1la ppd Baltimore mad
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3OQ=amt.
QeuAts0 Snirettpr.

va tmCte, ben %. W2at1861.
Sci 6tefent @Gt iOaen bis am Sonncbenb Bon IS: Suni186l
bernelelte Sferteu angenCmnlen mtrocn fir lie Stefer n9 bon
Wtunfpprranb uub trennmateriot an uuo onf Zen 9eudt- G6ufen
RON SaneS S8lanr uuo 9OOpersitraits in Ger @belapeote gap umo
fir @rfas 2u@-S 4tfte nno 9eudH 9ous.&enter md9e m6dten
186 BIS snnt 80. SUM- 1852 ~tncluipe. Die Wunbpciratbe mu1len
pou gutter uib erprph er QualudI icn uno mIfien fir iepes 9eud,t-
ids # dnmal ptert Il brli3, in Yadettn, Sufidn. Rift IL ooer
&Nit,n, III gutter Srenuna perpadt, fet bon Soften fir bic @er.
Staaten 9emdB Be Sp' cifttotirnel IN &aiel 9. welde be.9eiIIt
itno, uo Die etnen Sbel eS @ontrafteS blper, an Den 2eudts
baus &enber ober r5enb ell aO reS Shtf, weldeS gu oteiem
3peGe in Baltimore, Ytc., beitinnlt ietn mirb, y ~rau9ebra@t
mercen.
Nus 0frrn mIfiet rerFea'It uni be.ednet fctn: Proposals
for Rations and Fuel for Light vessels uuo in Gin ga cites
@CuUCrt et 9el0 onen, an oieies @mI gt9tdt lptsen, ppllel
penu per QDn Seidift.
Sm 9l ftrage Der QefGt- 9ou8. Gclumifon:
@enrp %. 9offmaW, superintendent.
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Gpectffattpnc1t.

0ferten fir Die 2iefsrung bon MunooOrratber
uno 8rennmaterial fir bic 9sudt-S 6tf'
beI Sames SSIanp unp 6Upper'8 Gratis,
ME per 5afel 9. bonn l. Suit 1861 bic
- 3,tm 20 cSuui (fnrft1ioel 1875
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-07-29
(Place and date

(Plsce and date) Sureties.
1 uerehy certify, that to the best of my knowledge, the
above named guarantors are good and sufficient.
IDAte) tSignature.)
For James Island and Hooper's Straits Light-vessels, each
having five persons on board:
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9S6rOlide GentralA GiienbnDu
Derdm0erter Unbrptan. EaGA
Neah Gem WeFten unD 9sorDen.
@interzgabrpIan

su nnb mad bent so. San. Eerpen tdslia trei Bulge af b;eIe
8abn IN aafpisenoer Mete e~rpebirt;
Der pohsWe seht t19ItG (r1it Ausrabnte bee S~pnntaes) IN
8 ubr Is Dttn NlDr6ens al nab @ittSburs, Gtieasr, giepelani
Cincinnati, ct. Bouts NIB ale Sfetle hes g3efeHS uno ylprr
Uefens. @benfp nah Glrpra. Buffalo unO Canada. glaa Gu.
~mtttsbuts, gUrf. elnsafer, 8%ieabins, QOttsils, 9wins5, MliGs
0ieiiterslOwn unO WianGelfer, Dts. glaa GtarbersEuse, &ay
ltsle unD SaeertpmH
Naa Ne o. o prf INT 6,15 g2rra NIT nur einem G0rtsn.
rse5fel, 70 bintn nte aui ieter anfetn Balm.
GeiSrnte fSnnen mi otsfem 3uge nad Detroit lnb g6tcaQo p1
91taaara faus, 10 bldg ais auf rrgenb einer anoeru Sabn fabrer
Der . OFF &Ce N podttDu85u9 td9Hd5 (SpuptaaS aua
senDmmen) un 8. so gta4ul. mad gort uno alien Gtatsci1en eel
g8ehern Nlarslarb Saba.
Der arFtSbure s-3u g 0abt tae
Ito (Spnntags auseenenuen) nm sec 9ladtGattta4S as.
6feiiense non R8dipinetVn unp sem Suben, melae nti TN
8use um $40 Wepr6sns ceer 800 NaGnittag3 bier anton
men, fnDen gefprefrunB umt Den 3ugen hjeifr 9abn.
sh% sIegen ~5Gbrbtaets uub anbsrer genaAen 9np r~erlS6lthe
Mnstunft bettebe raGH fs al bic Stiett=DfFt tn oct ,@aloiri
Ssotipn," Ode not Calvert uub sran!ltEar, al wennen
SrbH g. MtG3eH, &fTF=G1p1.
s. s.. G5afner gtaef-4etn Snlt29.iI
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CINCINNATI:
SabreBrelIe

Ey= Sur teIoneeren &enntniBnabute.
Sinwanoerer une RstfenSe fpaten fsGr pprTatts fesn, ebe fe itrt
Shlettt fanffn Hao ieahn GittelSes nar pm iDidssn ansslitatsI
Nnflern Ubsr 8Wtfatntrdeeru IA tie font Der @efatr dus9eies
fns, beiGptnselt gu werben unb ttr Sch unfunf ~ousaeben.
OurGfabrt8@Biliette
nas nIen 2bftltn bes QBefens fno sa baben Bet
@t. s. {5iicebrGitSE,
@eaerals@ ntgranteu-Msen Der Baltimore ImD
SttDs&tferbatN.
sasoH No. 81 Ibame8fr., 8altilncre.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-07-29
FORM OF GUARANTEE.

We, the undersigned, residents o., in the State OF
-, hereby Jointly and seVerally corenant with the
United States, and guaranty that in case the foregoing bid
Tor bds) Of b. acc pied, - will, within ten days
after the acceptance of said bid, execute the contract for
the same, with good und sufficient sureties to deliver the
rations and fuel p opposed, in conformity to the terms of the
specifications ard tables hereto appended. under which il
was made. And in case the said - shall fail to enter
into The contract aforesaid. we guaranty to make good the
difference between the offer and the said - aud the
nextlowest bidder.
Witness: -- -
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~Sohnston's Insurance Rooms,
$50. 70 Secenpitr. -
Beuers, -sartnes nmD 9eben8s0erfhpe
I9 - rIn9S=GOmpGanien. ~ 800
GtGerite lrO feItcie GOmDaanie.
Vert9erung8=Gon1p Der Vd0ep b. Iiro;n;pr
1850 nt. $36o.O00 @apttal.
2nndburgsB eritherung8@gDm +. 0iro;rfen
-t'S 3< nit $500. 600 Gapaal. 5 oTE"
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@hdrter OafzVerfid. Comp. BON 6Qrtforb.
NIT 1850. GOO @aptal.
Security erifderung8zGDnlp bon 31etregprs
/ glue .ea4@ mt S270. 900 Gar I'll. -
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nu $500 900 capital. 80
&elcGute=8 g rfiaerun98<Gom b. Nemz9lorf
nit $270. 600 6aptldt. -
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4 nit $500, 600 capital. 1a49 0i
9ten72eoriesSerltd9er f@omp bon WepsgSr
aqf0 s init $250,000 @apitat.
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nt $1.000.O00 @apifaL. 28i@34
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g- 1875 nit 81 $50. 972 GGpttaI.
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sresty a5taIs Stog. s. oqSI ! Faittis
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GerdHdbertes TleiiH. = IS 600 Qfunb Sdiuten, Setsn
{ 3nIlsr glo SraitittGe. serdn@ertss unD s~etrpdnstss Beef &C
N tlttnen Sonupen, gu pertauie1 bet e I'M bsrIr 3 ICtbers
&Gs pom Bras, RRe @aHsfCRtf. @ptlse
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01ei.cr trr0 iOte1tiesr Sobrp(ae.
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Rn1ttmnres rnN RhfnsOeifenhnhn.

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glah alfn @untlen sutidaen Baltimore nn5 ptsbaput nsGni;
man Dsu $50 q nmttta8 BUG gia6 aarRg uatten spifaen @raf.
tpa unR partsrsbure cen $50 @prm.-3ue pm Baltimore.
Der 6reDeridzN accommodations 3ua
perfiet Baltimore fur Jvcpert6 uno oe nasuifaen le9enber
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ttneen ii1 NIT Den 3agen Ger Nnnap9lis Saba.
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-24
Prem CoIumbu., vim L.neoladom.

The Evansville Journal of the 18th has what
it calls "laie and interesting intelligence from
the South furnished by a resident of Evans
vile, who within a week had been in the rebel
camp at Columbus" For the information of the
boys in camp We copy this interesting intelli-
gence:
The forces at Columbus consist of about forty
regiments, none of them containing over 500
men,, and at least 1000 of this number are sick
leaving an available force of about 10000 men.
Very few OF the regiments are uniformed a large
majority ofthe soldiers are poorly clad. aud some
even without shoes. Our informant thinks thai
at least 100 guns ar mounted on the earthwerks
about Columbus, many Of them Of the heaviest
caliber. The roads in every direction are OBJ
structed by fallen timber, and masked batteries
have been planted in the woods back of the town.
The men composing the rebel regiments are rep
resented as tine lowest and vilest of The poor
whites, undiscipiined, and only kept under con
troll by the promises daily made 10 them by tn
rebel leaders Whisky is freely circulated among
them by the commanding officers, and their cour-
age is kept TO the sticking point" by this ,eans
The black flag has been hoistsd, aud it is said in
their camps that when the Yankees attack
them no quarter will be given, and no prisoners
taken. Among the troops is one company OF IL
dian cavalry, from Arkansas. and cur iniormaut
says most positiv " that hundreds Of negroes are
armed and in tbs regiments with the whites
Two regiments at least, who were in the battle
of Bull Run, are oT At Columbus.
The officers and men express the greatest con
6dsnce in their ability to whip the "Yankees'
whenever they make their appearance, though it
is universally conceded by them that our s~rtiller-
ISIS on the gunboats worked their pieces admira-
bly, at the battle OF Belmont.
There appeared TO be no commissary depart
ment ct Columbus. Every few days a boat load
Of provisions and whisky arrived from Memphis,
which would be distr but5d as soon as /. came
It frequently happened that there was nothing
to eat 10 he camp. No coffee is seen there Ey-
erythIng edible within thirty miles Of Columbus
has been taken long since TO feed the army, and
IL is now dependent upon Memphis for supplies.
The men have been supplied with blankets. com
forts and quilts Of all sizes and colors, contributed
by the citizens Of the South, aud forwarded to
by steamers. The only money in cir
is the notes OF the Southern Confsivrscy, |
are as thick as leaves ia autumn.
Our informant thinks that Columbus will only
be taken after a desperate struggle.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-24
Gtlearartit acrps.
LATER FROM THR POTOMAC
THE sKIRMIsH BEAR EVANSVILLE!
The Enenly's Retreat

Special Dispatch to the Appeal
RiCHW0ND, December 23.-We have somt
further particulars of the sanguinary skirmisf
which occurred at Drainesville on last Friday
morning (the Goth inst), commencing at foui
O'Clock, A. NJ.
Gen Stuart, in command Of a foraging party,
consisting of four regiments of infantry-the IIth
Virginia, the 9th South Carolina, the 10Th Ala.
bama, and the LIST Kentucky, including also the
18th flying artillery and detachments of Ran
SONS and Radlord's cavalry-found himself sud
denly surprised and surrounded bya vastly suPe-
rior force of the enemy within the vicinity OF
Drainesville, a small town, some two or three
miles from the Potomac river, and about seven
teen miles north of Centerville.
The Federal force is reliably represented as
being seven regiments of infantry, one regiment
of cavalry, and eight pieces of artillery. Ar
obstinate and bloody conflict ensued between the
two parties, resulting disastrously to the Confed-
crates, who, being overwhelmed by double their
numbers, retired in good order, with a loss OF
fOrty-six killed, seventy-fve wounded. end thirty
hASoAhs pa 4OAs lhEg bAOuSub WIN khtul
from the field their cannon, and 200 wagons
filed with army stores and provisions.
The loss Of the enemy is supposed to be even
greater than ours, as thir Y ambulances, each
carrying seven wounded men. were seen to leave
the field during the progress of the engagement.
Gen. Stuart maintained his last position until
reinforcements arrived, when the enemy, unwil-
ling to give battle, abandoned Dranesyille and
fed across the Potomac.
The Confederates are represented as having
behaved with conspicuous gallantry and intrepid
daring throughout the contest, the 10Th Alabama
regiment suffering the most serious loss.
Among those reported killed are the following ;
Lieut.. Col Martin, Tenth Alabama; Capt.
Cuts, Sumter Flying Artillery; Lieut.. Moore,
Sixth South Carolina. Among the wounded are
Col Forney of the Tenth, severely in the arm ;
Maj. Woodward of the Sixth South Car lima,
slightly in the thigh Capt Forney of the Tenth,
slightly in the leg; Capt. Desha Of the First, in
the shoulders Lieut.. Horton Of the Eleventh
Virginia, in the thigh. DIXIE.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-24
81.

A gentleman who arrived in Memphis yester
day, just from St. Louis, represents the excite
ment throughout tho Northwest as very intense
since the reception of the late news touching th'
warIke attitude of Great Britain. Til Seces
siOnists Of that city ere greatly encouraged by
It, and believe the day of their 6eiiverance near
Gen. HALLECK has levied a tax of ten thou.
sand dollars upon all residents Of St. Louis, WIKI
sympathize with the rebels" for the purpose
of supporting the " Union - refugees, who are
driven there by the indignation of the loyalist'
Of middle and Northern Missouri. A large pOr
ton of this levy was upon the property If Bishop
KENDRfcK, of w~eILknown loyal sentiments
The consequence Of this move has been that th'
disafsction of the Irish element, already great
has been increased almost to a state of insubOr
dination.
Our informant says that if Gen PRICE shoult
approach within twenty miles of St. Louis, the
rush Of citizens to his standard at this time woulC
be enthusiastic and overwhelming.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-24
LINCOLN RAID INTO EAST TESSEssEE.-Tbe

We have positive information that tho Lin
| ~colnites made another i~ncarsi0n into Scott coun-
ty, Tennessee, s few days ago. We are informed
that they penetrated As far as the mead waters OF
the New river fork Of Cumberland river, in
Scott county, near the Anderson county line
| They killed Robert Patterson, David ShoDuan,
Cabe Gibson and a Mr.. Low-al good southern
men. We are not much disposed to complain,
but we do think it disgracefui to permit the stars
and stripes to float over Tennessee soil Our
military authorities ought TO dispa.ch a force
instantly to that locality, and at least protect
loyal citizens. We would express ourselves more
at length, but are informed that the military au-
thoritfes have the matter under consideration.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-24
VIRGINIA MILITARY INsTTUTE-The Rich
mond Hhig of the 20th says:

The patriotic professors of this institution.
who, at the FIRST toesin Of war, betook themselves
to the field, have, prompted by the same patriotic
considerations, been induced to return TO the less
fascinating, but not less useful, labOrs Of teach
ing. If the war lasts, a fresh supply Of Instruct
ed officers will be continually needed aud there
existed no other means for obtaining them than
by the military institute. Persuaded of this the
board made provisions tor reopening the institute
on the first of January, and the fall complement
of students has already been engaged. Presi-
dent Davis manifested a great interest in the
matter, and in the handsonest manner furloughed
the professors, ali of whom are officers in the ser
vice. Il was no doubt painful TO these gentle
men 10 abandon the theater of glory but they
did not hesitate to respond to the call of duty.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-24
FeoN NoaroLk.-A exc, datsd NortoIE. tbe

18th instant, to the Petersburg Express, says;
Certain parties were arrested at the navy yard
on Monday, with candles, matches and other in.
nammable AID oombustible materials upon their
persons, with intent, as is nationally supposed,
to fire the yard, OF, at least, the big ship Merri-
mac. They have been committed to jail, and if
Jack Vutch does not get his own this time-then
let all law, all order, al justiee-go 70 tie dogs
The weather is propidssttaAg mild Tor thu sea-
sou, with only ~haie-ens SHARPNESS in the air.
credit to the heads and hands of those engaged
therein.
The eastern shore refugees military who
have been sojourning here, are ordered TO Fort
Nelson,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-24

II The Chattanooga Advertiser says that
the report that an entire Maryland regiment
crossed the lines not long since and came ever
to " Secesh" is literally true, and adds: A lady
from Baltimore who passed through this place II
few days since confirms the statement. She is
known TO a gentleman now in this place, who
vouches for the truth Of her statements. She
came over from Fortress Monroe under a flag of
truce from Norfolk, and represents that the ladies
of Baltimore are all one way on the war question,
and talk exceedingly saucy to the infinite annoy
ance Of the abolition authorities.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-24
FROM EASTERN KENTUCkv.

The Bowling Green Courier Of the 21st inst.
has the following encouraging news fTom Eassern
Kentucky;
Northern papers up to the 18th inst report
what they style " Startling News from Eastern
Kentucky.
the p -0ple are rising in overwhelming MN
bers to join the standard Of Humphrey Marshall
as he approaches with bis victoTi0ts army Of
the " Blue Grass " region.
Menefee Is at OTingsyille, Bath coruty, with
four hundred brave Kentuckiaus who have uni
ted to exPel the Yankee invaders and have vol
unteeTed in the Confederate army.
Judge Burns with the same number is at
West Liberty, Morgan county Col Williams,
with one thousand Six hundred men is at Hazel
Green, IN the same county. Gen. Humphrey
Marshall with a large force is at Prestonsburg,
Floyd county
There is great excitement in all the Blue Grass
region.
The Yankee troops stationed at Paris, Bourbon
county, expected an attack and sent hastily for
Teint0rg emeHts.
Abram Spears and Daniel Hibler, two promf-
nent citizens Of Bourbon county, were murdered
at Paris by the Federals.
a number NJ Federal soldiers ATTEMPTED to
arrest some southern rights men at Bagdad,
Shelby county, fifteen miles from Frankfort on
the Louisville railroad. They were repuIsed and
the kentuckians effected their escape.
There are indications Of an uprising Of tue
southern men in all that portion Of the STATE.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-24

AN OUTRAGE.-Another party of the ex-
changed Camp Jackson, Mo, prisoners arrived
at Cairo, on their way south, on the 10th, but
we're not permitted to pursue their journey.
They were about leaving for Columbus, as stip-
ulated, when an order arrived from Gen. Hal
leek, c~Ountermanding the permission to leave,
and instead of being allowed to return to Mis-
souri,, they were taken off the boat and sent TO
work upon a new magazine. We gather the
above facts from a special to the st. Louis Dem
Oerat. There viii be aday of reckoning for such
onfroOaz