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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-09-24

o 3 T in this city. the 10th inst, pair of
lish, Gold epoetzoiss, the finder win be literally
rvxfds3 ~ returning thsn 20 this ofsre.
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Wanted

A Good Dwelling House located 10 East joliet ,,,,
n on good sized lot, in ExclLAxsE for isss -
Wisconsin, or ~. Address H. r, o. box sc7 Jc,iet
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80 schoOI Teachers,

-, IA, he A free examination OF School Teach
THbhh WI, asles in Joliet GU Tuesday, Oct. LIST, at
ieyelOek A. d. EDWARD SAVAGE. School Com.
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Imprisonment for Violation of IBjunc-
IiGBs in Selling sewing Machines.

MIR. JOSEPH THORN has hern arrested Jy the
M United States Marshal, and lodged in EIsrilse
street jail for violating injnnctIoh by selling
ing machines On motion Of GeorEe Clifford. Esq.-
attachment was granted. ky Judge Smay, in the
United states Court asinst The defendant. for sen
sewing machines in violation OF injunction issued
against him. on the paient> owned by the Wheeler
Wilson Manufacturing Company. and the Grover Ra.
keT Sewing Machine Company. and known the
ing machine feed patent Violating the order OF Courts
Is rather serious matter, IT renders the offender
liahle to punishment by fne and iniprisonment-Ncv
York Times. 3stf
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ySI ,byd nrincipaI meridian in 6rundy County
- ad state or so much thereof as may be necessary
"a ..sy said note with interest, and all costs OF sale
~ ~ improvements thereon, togather with all
IN, md entity Of redemption Of the said hasper
sbs his and assigns therein, and for the uses
81 nnrnose, therein stated.
and PURPOSE '' A PERIoLAT, Mortgage:
p.,.d Sem, 9th 1861 nl5-3w
Great Attraction.
NEW GOODS
THE FIRST OF THE SEASON!
r.. NJ. P A r X E R ,
IS now receiving large and select assortment Of
NE W L \ l. l. q y y ID 5,
direct from the Eastern Markets, consisting ia pant Of
PLAIN AND FIGURED SILKS,
4 Fas French all Wool DeIaius,
Fine French MeriEos, Reps
ranuas, English Poplius,
Pacific & Hamilton Delains,
Also Fine French Alsacea,
Bombazines Canton Cloths
French aud English Black
aud Coord Lakes Cloth
4 CLOAKs
Ai,O, full assortment of shawIs,
and Hamilton,
Double and
Beautiful Patterns,
ALSO LADIES CLOAKS
Plain and Colored Ct all prices AID Qualities.
Special attention is directed to the
DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT,
which is unusually full and complete in every de-
Psrtmeut, and comprises all the most
Popular styles of Prints,
sheetugs, shirtings, Denis, Stripes Checks, Linen
and Cotton Table Damask, Pillow Case CottOns,
Russia Diaper, Crashs, Canton Flannel, &C.,
Ali Ofwhich will be sold as low as tie same quality
Of goods can be bought elsewhere.
00O PIECES Merimack, Cocheco, Pacific, Hamii
OUU ton, and Lowell Prints, just received and fol
~ls at low prices.
q IN BALES Heavy shse,ing. now selling cheaI
000 PIECES Bleached Muslins now opening, @
~OO all qualities, widths and prices.
IN D0Z. Thompson's Celebrated Spring Skirt.
w Just received, Of all prices from SOC S4,CO.
Inn DOE. Ladies', Childrens and Misses plain Ri
1,.. " ped and Fancy Cotton and Wool Hos, of al
"ie' and qualities.
A"o Pieces Cloths, Cassemisrs Doeskins, satiuet,
Jeans, Sleeps Grey, at very low figures.
1000 Lbv. Street Batting the cheapcs, and best i
MARKET.
The above is but smafl portion of the goods no,
" "0re' to which invite the attention of all wshin
The best Good, a: the iorcsst prices for Clsh only.
Remember the place
NO. 46 Jefferson street
,o,.. R. NJ. PARKER.
"e'' sept II, 1861. Tat
BURNETT HOUSE,
"O'"er Chicago and Fan Buren, Street,
Zone door West of YOung's HaI)
JOLIET, ILLINOIS
Jo,,.. JOHN STAFFORD, Proprietor,
.O'ss June I, 'el. Late Of New England Hetel.
IA a r. II II x Z
TWILL PAY THE
sAe'e Cash Price for No I Barley
Aug Il 1880. nonCsn
en- general supply of Groceries, Flour, Feed d
re. ezIsxEa
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! viii Co. Circuit Court
Of October Term, 1861.
Bill for Divorce
STATE OF ILLINOIS,
COUNTY OF Will.
ALKALINE PINNEY,1
AnnN BTNNET
sWALM,s STONE QUARRY.

CFest City l:mits)
ELAGGING Stone = iel0 inches thick. CURLING stone
IL ofany quantity. Dimension stone Of any sizes
Ruible aud foundation stone Vault covers and side
walk stone stone sold either in the rough or sed
delivered either on K K Cars or Canal Boats.
Prices to suit the times.
Orders solicited and work done the square.
Up. SWAIN.
Joliet, March IL, 1851 sa-enl
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. 9 9 . .
RIA N ELLIS OLUMN
r. RAMSDELL

HAVING opened the Store formerly occupied by A.
IL IL. Day. Exchange Street, desires To call tina
attention of the citizens Of Joliet and vicinity to his
we'll selected
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Arrival Of the 4Mlerica.

HALIFAx,-Jan. 1.-The X. M.-stcnmel
America from Liverpool Oh Saturday The
29th uIt., via Queenstown the seth, has ar
rived. She has sl62,o9o in specie
for New York. ia s
The iron plated ship-of wal, Warrior was
successfully launched on the 18th.
The journals generally condemn rather
than praise the circular of the Austrian
Minister
The post OF minister Of commerce aad
minister of public instruction in the cabinet
of Vienna remain vacant.
Dispassionate politicians say that Rich
bert and NJ. Bomscherlera cannot possibly
pull we'll together.
The Paris correspondent of the London
Herald says that the warlike preparations
of France are on a larger scale than at the
same period in 1853.
Sardinia is purchasing steamers in France
to convert them into men-of-war and trans
ports.
A Berlin letter states that some weeks
past the purchase of horses had been made
in Eastern Prussia for the French and Pied
montese government.
LIVERPOOL, Friday.-Richardson Spence,
l. Co. quote the market quiet, giving in to
the holidays. Flour firm, and advancing.
Wheat advancing and partially higher. i
The Empress Eugenie is not allowed to
attend Cabinet meetings as formerly.
The seige of Gaeta continues day and
night.
. It was reported that the Young Queen
had left
A decree constitutes the provinces of Ma
pies, the Marches and Umbria as integral
parts of the States of Sicily.
TURKEY.-The Jedda claims have been
definitely settled. They are to be paid in
full in Turkish consols at So.
CHINA.--The text of the Chinese treaty is
published. Sovereign homage to the En-
peror, but the telegraphic summary at Liv-
erpool makes the sense obscure.
The English indemnity is nominally 93,-
900, 0C0 which is considered too small
The U. S. steamer Hartford and sloop of
war John Adams were at Hong Kong and
the gun-boat Saginaw at Shanghai. d
The following is synopsis of the China
treaty:
Article lst. The Emperor of China
apologies; I'd, the British Miaister shall |
reside at Pekin Sd, indemnity by INSTALL
ments 4th, opens the port of Tientsing |
9Th, authorizes emigration 9th, cedes |
Kowloon to Great Britain 7th, 9Th, ana
9th, assert that the treaty shall be immedi-
ate on the British army evacuating Chusan. |
The allies would leave Pekin November |
8th.
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WAsHINGToN, Jan. l0.-It is understood
that it is the intention to send the Star of
the West back to Charleston with ample
naval force to engage the several naval
batteries while she runs in and lands
her men and cargo. 1t is intimated in
official circles that the steam cutter Harriet
Lane and the frigAte Brooklyn will both ac-
company her in her next effort.
Senator Pearce has yielded to outside
pressure and united in a request for conven-
ing the Legislature of Maryland. Gov.
Hicks still resists the disunion movement.
In Baltimore it is headed by Custom House
officers who are the special friends Of Mr..
Thomas, Secretary of the Treasury.
Much remark is excited by the transfer
of $500, 600 in specie from the sub-treasury
in New York to this city without any suf-
fcient reason being assigned. This unusual
proceeding is not understood in financial
circles, and the pretended explanations are
by no means satisfactory.
Last night Mrs. Foster and Mrs. Double
day, wives OF officers in Fort Sumpter, ar
rived by the Southern boat 1t is stated
that the Charleston people refused to harbor
them in that city.
1t is generally credited that Gen1 Dix
will be appointed Secretary of the Interior,
it the appointment is not already made.
The President is not disposed to select any
Southern men.
1t is we'll understood that Senator Clay
does not intend to call a meeting of the
committee on commerce to sustain the ap-
pointment of Mr.. McIntire as collector of
Charleston.
The Senate Territorial committee have
authorized Senator Green to report O bill
organizing territories of Pixies Peak. Sena-
tor Green has submitted the bill to Senator
Seward for the purpose of getting his ap-
prevail. There are two amendments to this
bill, which have not heretofore been incor-
porated in territorial bills. Ono is guaran-
teeing rights of private property; the
other prohibiting the territorial Legislature
from interfering with or legislating against
private property. These amendments are
supposed to be Objectionable to the Repub-
licans and hence the bill has been submitted
to Mr. Seward.
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NeNY York NIarkef.

NEW YORK, Jan. il.-Flour may be
quoted SC higher with rather more doing
both for export and home consumption !;
sales of $4,000 bbls at 5 25@5 50 for super
state 5 50@5 65 for extra state 5 300
8 40 for super western 8 55@5 50 for
common to good extra western
5 sO@5 80 for shipping brands extra round
hoop Ohio closing quiet and firm sellers
Of extra state at so. Rye flour 3o@
4l5- Whisky steady sales of 800 bbls
at 193. Wheat shade frmer with a fair
export demand winter red western 37@
l 40 !; red state l SO white Canada 60 (;
white Michigan IS. Rye quiet at rs.
Barley dull at 10000. Corn--less doing,
but market quite firm sales of $4,000 bush
at 70@7l for mixed western in store. Oats
firm with more doing sales at 36@37.
Pork quiet and firmer II 90 for mess i;
now held higher l3 oo@l3 IL for prime.
Beef quiet and firm. Cut meats dull 400
pkgS sold at 81 for shoulders; u for hams.
Hogs firmer at 6297 for corn fed dressed,
and $1,000 for live. Bacon dull. Lard
demand fair and market frmer sales of
$50 bbls at lo3@lOs; prime western at
l0k@l1 for very choice city. Coffee firm
and demand fair sales of $500 bags at IL ].
Sugar steady with moderate demand at 81
@6 for Cuba; New Orleans 5s@6&.
Stocks dull and lower.
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Cineinnati MARKET.

CINCINNATI, Jan. 11.-Flour steadier with
little more demand prices Unchanged
Wheat in better demand at yesterdays de-
cline. Corn, oats, rye and barley unchang-
ed. Whisky declined to 133 and closed
dull. Hogs dull and unchanged receipts
60O0; prices range from 10 to 35, the
latter an extreme price good demand for
lard, and green meats unchanged and but
little doing. Good demand for coffee with
sales of 600 bags at 134@14. $50 bbls
molasses sold at 30. Sugar steady sales Of
80 hhds at SCOT.
No important change in money matters.
Exchange firm at prem. on New York and
Boston, and 4 for New Orleans.
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Reading matter on every page
BUSINESS LOCALS.

Ben. Sfason, Justice Of the Peace,
REAL ESTATE & GENERAL COLLECTING AGENT.
Ohce in II Ills New Brick, 3D. street, OPP
posite the entrance to Crescent City Hall.
Will collect notes and accounts in any
part of Vanderburgh, Posey, Gibson, or
Warrick counties.
Particular attention given to all notarial
business, such as writing Deeds, Mortgages,
Leases Contracts, &c, &C., &c.
jan.4-lmd
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evansville Benevolent Association


The names and address Of the managers, also
the names Of the uisiting committees, a0ith
their districts, as laid of by the nlanagers.
Families being called upon by persons in
distress, lc1t be enabled By the foLlOlcing, to
refer them to the managers Of the district IN
qchich such person resides.
/. Below Fulton Avenue and between
the River and Canal. Mrs. Plumer (resi-
dence Leet street, between End and Sd
streets) and Miss N. J. Orr.
.. Below Fulton Avenue over the Canal.
Mrs. Law (residence corner of Franklin and
End avenue) and Mrs. S. Stedman.
g. Between Fulton Avenue and Leet
street and between the River and the Canal.
Mrs. Carpenter (residence corner Of Sd and
Carpenter streets) and Mrs Phares.
T. Between Leet and Division streets and
between the River and the Canal. Miss R.
Henson residence Main street between 4th
street and Canal) and Miss Marlett.
5. Between Fulton Avenue and Greeks
Vile over Canal. Mrs. H. @. Wheeler (resi-
dence corner of 9th and Ann streets) and
Miss Kate Glover.
6. GreeksviIle, Sharpe's and Sullivan'l
Enlargement, and all north of Ann street
Mrs. Carmichael (residence Walnut between
9TH and 9Th streets) and Mrs. Uric.
I. Stockwelrs Enlargement, being all be
tween Ann and Division streets over tn
Canal. Mrs Sellman (residence No. Firs
street) and Mrs. Brickley.
g. Between Division and Main street
and between the River and Canal. Mis-
Hawn (residence corner Of 2nd and Chest
nut streets) and Miss Seeley.
8. Between Division and Main street
over Canal. Mrs J. P. Elliott (residenc
corner of Locust and Third streets) and Mr.
G Robinson. .--.- =. ~
10. All above Main over the Canal Mr.;
Lockhart (residence Walnut between Il
and End streets) and Mrs G. b. walker.
IL. Between Main and Oak streets an
betwe.; the River and the Canal. Mrs. Gil
LETT (residence 81 street between Cherr
and Oak s;reets) and Mrs. +. Wheeler.
u. All above Oak street. Mrs. AcCaF'
residence upper end of 2nd street) ar
Mrs ~ " Foster.s
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CoNCoRD, N. f., Jan. 9.-The Democrat
ic, Republican and Union State Conventions
were held here yesterday. The first two
were quite fully attended.
The Democrats nominated Gen. Geo,
Starke for Governor.
The Republicans nominated Hon. W. S.
Berry of Hebron fer Governor.
The Unionists adjourned without making
nomination.
By order of the Conventions 80 guns
were fred in honor of Gen. Jackson, Major
Anderson, and the nominees for Governor.
The three Conventions manifested a una
nimOus spirit for the perpetuation of the
Union.
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New Orleans Market.

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 8, P. M.-FLoUR dull,
without change in prices small sales Of
superfine at So 5o@5 60.
MESS PORK in moderate demand at
ST. 90.
LARD unchanged and dull.
BACON in moderate demand, at and &c
for shoulders and sides.
WHISKY in moderate demand, but prices
have declined to l9c for rectified and zoe
for raw.
SUGAR steady with a moderate demand,
at Shoot for fully fair to prime.
MoLAssEs steady at 23@24c for prime to
choice.
COFFEE firm at l1Ml2c.
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A Card.

Wishing to dispose of the residue of my
stock of winter clothing, will, for a short
time, sell goods at ten per cent. less tkaH
cost. have still on hands large and
varied assortment of fresh, fashionable
clothing, and will sell splendid overcoat,
dress, or business suit for the ordinary price
of cloth and trimmings. Also q good as
sortment of hosiery, nnder-garments, &C.,
at the same rate. M. LYONS.
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WASHINGTON, Jan. 11.-The case of Ken
tucky against the Governor of Ohio, who
refused to issue his writ for the arrest of
LagO, charged with having entlced a slave
from Kentucky into Ohio, was set for to-
day in the Supreme Court, but the Attorney
General OF Ohio having forwarded An afR-
davit that his professional engagements pre-
vented his presence. the case was postponed
ready by counsel.
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New YORK, Jan. IA Washington dis
patch to the Commercial says earnest eff
fort will be made in the Senate to order the
investigation BY the judiciary committee into
the charges Of IRRESPONSIBLE plot to establish
a Southern Confederacy with the seat OF
government at Washington. ~
Mr.. Prescott has come here with pacific
overtures from Gov. Pickens of South Caro-
lima. 4 sA q .-'
An angry interview is said to have taken
place between General Scott and SeLatoE
Toombs, in which the former used some
plain but not dignified language.
A dispatch TO the Post says the United
States steamer Fulton has sailed with or
ders to see the Star of the West safe in the
harbor of Charleston.
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TRoY, N. Y, Jan. 1.-THE new volunteer
company, the Freeman Cadets, Capt. J. w.
Armidge, had a large and enthusiastic
meeting at the Mansion House. The hotel
was crowded to its utmost capacity. This
Company is subject to the orders of the Ad-
ministration, and expect to see active ser
vice, for which they are preparing.
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PIrrsBURG, Jan. ia mass eonven-
ton of workingmen is being held tonight.
1t is an immense gathering. Henry B. Nc
Carly, President of the Trades Assembly,
was called to the chair, and W. II. Moody Of
the Typographical Union appointed Secre-
tary.
Resolutions expressive of fratrrnal attach
ment to the Union, calling on the President
to execute the laws against all traitors, were
adopted with most hearty good will.
The call for National Convention of
workingmen at Philadelphia, February 22d,
was endorsed.
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JACKSON, Jan. 1.-THE Convention will
probably adjourn to vicksburg, on account
of the Legislature wanting the Capitol.
Mr.. Burts speech was warmly applauded.
The ordinance of secession provides that
all the laws, regulations, and contracts rela-
tive to the mail service shall be continued
in full force.
The Governor has ordered the military to
hold themselves in readiness to answer at a
moments warning.
The churches are decorated with ever
green's the lone star being prominent.
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WASHINGTON, Jan i0.-The National Vol
-uuteers-heid Emeeting tonight for the ptir-
pose of perfecting and extending their Mill
tary organization. One Of the resolutions
adopted is as follows:
ResoLVe6, That we will act in the event
of withdrawal Of Maryland and Virginia
from the Union, in such manner as shall
best secure ourselves and those States from
the evils of foreign and hostile government
within and near their borders.
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FORT KEARNEY, Jan. 11.-California re-
ports by the last Pony Express say that
Senator Latham's remarks in the Senate on
disunion and that California would remain
with the Union of the North in any event
are generally commended by the newspapers.
The most ultra Southern men say that Cali
fornia would not go with the South or set
IN for herself
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WAvHRLY, No., Jan. 1l.-An ultra seces-
sion meeting was held here last night, pass
ing resolutions strongly denouneing the St.
Louis Democrat and forbidding its circula-
ton. Lincoln's efigy was burned amid the
firing of cannon, torch-lights, music, &c.
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New York cattle Market.

NEW YORK, Jan. 9.-Beeves-Easier.-
Market duh at e(964c for inferior to prime;
94(99l for first quality. Receipts 4,4O0.
Sheep and Lambs-Are active, at full
prices. Receipts 5000.
Swine-In fair demand, at 54@5sc. Re
ceipts 10000.
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RIVER ITEMS.

= u
STEAMBOAT REGISTER.
ARRIVED.
J. 81. Done, Cincinnati; Baltic, Louisville
Moodford, \ ew Orleans; Charley Bowen Cairo;
Tecumseh, Cincinnati; Emma, Cincinnati.
DEPARTED.
J. II. Done, Ark. River; Baltic, New Orleans;
Noodford, Louisville; Dunbar, Paducah;
Storm, Green river; T,cumseh, Cincinnati /;
Emma, Nashville.
.'... Business was quite dull Freishts
not very plenty. a
THE River rose during the day--it is
also rising at all points above, as announced
by the Cincinnati and Louisville papers.
PITTsBURG, Jan. Il.-River 9 feet by the
pier mark and falling. Weather cold and
showing. $500
CNcINNATI, Jan. IL, M.-River risen I23
inches. Now 10 feet 2 inches in the chan
mel. Showing. Thermometer $50.
LoUIsvIELK, Jan. ll.-RiVer rising slow
ly, with fl. water in the Canal.
1.-The Weather, yesterday, was cool in
the morning-it having frozen quite hard
the night previous-but turned warmer
during the day, and at one time indicated
rain and at night there was every prospect
of snow storm.
Capt. Dexters Charley Bowen, The
Evansville favorite, will leave for Paducah,
Cairo, and way points this day at 10 clock
The officers of the Bowen are reliable and
accommodating steamboatmen, and attend
carefully TO the wishes and wants of those
who take passage on her.
Mr.. William H. Conant travels on the
Bowen as Express Agent and attends to all
orders with which he may be entrusted,
with promptness and fidelity.
THE " big" Grey Eagle is the GER
tain Louisville packet this evening at 7
o'clock. Capt. Daniels and Will Duvol at
tend to the wishes of the travelling commu-
nifty in such way as to render their steam
er exceedingly popular.
1.-The Cincinnati Gazette says there is
a large amount of freight going to New Or
leans from that port. Three boats are
being sent out with full loads every week.
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AURORA, Ind, Jan. ll.-This city has
been lighted for two weeks with water gas
by the Sanders process. 1t far exceeds coal
gas in brilliancy and cheapness, and has not
failed on a single occasion since the first
lighting. Only three small retorts are used
to generate the nights consumption, supply
ing over 500 burners through 1000 feet of
main pipe. The success is complete.
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MONTGOMERY, Ala, Jan. 10.-The Con-
Ventien which has been in secret session all
day adjourned till ten o'clock tomorrow.
No ordinance of secession has passed yet
The subject is freely discussed and is almost
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-01-12

p2F This cold weather puts people in
mind of purchasing gloves, hosiery and
shoes to keep the hands and feet warm and
dry. Persons wanting any of these articles
can get them at Hughes's at panic prices
for cash, as he wishes to close out his stock.
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EkS~ It will be seen by our dispatches
that Alabama is out of the Union--on pa
per ~! That makes three of them in the
same fx-South Carolina, Mississippi, and
Alabama Florida has also probably gone
and done 1t.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-01-12

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. ll.-Forts Jackson
and st. Philip, at the entrance of Lake
Ponchartrain, were seized by New Orleans
troops to-day.
Troops from New Orleans also took pos
session OF the arsenal at Baton Rogue to-
day at 10 o'clock, no resistance being Of
fered.