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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-06-25
Illinois state Penitentinry, Joliet, III.
SANGER & CASEY,

Manufacturers OF Barrels, Lumber Wagons Buggies
Wheel Barrwos, &c, &C. Dealers in
Dimension md Building Stone.
Provisions Cattle and Produce fan kinds constant
iy wanted.
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New Goods

4s eW Goods!
Vie suhscrihcr has just r.e.;r.-,
- Sptihg aHd summer good = 49,,
- leh, IN iact, h T. PREPARED 10 III - go
reLn-cd Ia Joliet or Ciicars. 49,. : -a''s
an. any - any Kidd q Dry Good uiIl fBsf.- =,
''se 70 call and examine Ii IN, Iufgl -.i-,'
LADIES' DRESS GoOps
Eiaek silks foflIus. Merinaes. C.l.---. a,
LANES Plain figured, Water.-i. a. ASs-
MILLINERY AND FANCY Con.
Benne;s and Trimmings, oou.i.tiBg n -
satils, Innings, Piumos Eo.eii,. .Tffs,i.,. =
eg!orss EdsiHcs, Frinse.. sIk -. -, ~ =
Hos aud Round siiyeE-s JoIsi... p
IIiIi'l Sali1'-- CaHibrics. Brown and r..
Cotton Batting. -. hfli7i's
a, -Ii-ndii 'ls-oT;rneut q Z lilrui5,ri.. o..
t.haeIsiceyes, Chimizett-. Curtains. vr.t-.-
Iins- Grape Bay state. I'aili. and ~ :
Remember tile l. IL, Ilac, ioI arzs.i1s.
ECLUuf
On Ciiaz e
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- Il N Il A l. NO ICE
Dr.. E. r. CARPENTER

AXES pleasure in informing the citizens of Joliet and
'eny, tat he Is always 10 be found at his old Ioc
tioh anu That he has secured the services OF DIR
Soei'SL who "illb constantly in attendance 70 per
i1'm an operations IN the best possible manner
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-06-25
Farmer Custom MIN.
Nnnsrnx, - Lofl
uAvR .he r,s..Ur. :. :, On a co.


Have :he pleasure Of annourc,,.
IL their new and splendid AIM y 70 De Ia,
draniie Basin Is now in Operation z, - e4ied a
having an abundant supply Of ~. eastoh - I
the year, together with superior , -'ef a. Al q
all The most successful modern r--.ellnefy
oed INTO every part Of its constr1,1,,sl ensii,
gSeea the services OF an e1perieDcs5 - AID -,
they Halter themselves they will ~, na tsSs y,
tn determination TO give entire s,,s-e e''ll,>i
Custom work will be done a. Al.
eapsSiiy OF their mill for doing ,rrrt On, sht a
enable them 10 accommodate ali ~ ttlsdf- \
modate all without DELAY. &C., ...' ~ dtls,
lor customers with teams frol, +. ~, aaiia.s
over night, in the FIGURING ,..I,'Ahos - -
introduced Al The improvement. - = ~ ;Ast y
IN h.Ana several thousand iushtis =, e-g a \,
~ WI &c ehauled 10 iurnish their sll;f
.lele % n0ur' superior TO anything b'i'as u
tured IN this section Of coriitr, NeFetal.i.
Being determines 10 establish an,
tloh Tor the best -Four mannheim AiaiHts;-
wheat, 'o' Tie ltst = -
Attached to their mill they NIL,
exclusively for grinding corn in n. ..l'sars,s
and superior az ear nd
Corn SHE'LL.
They have also adjoining the min
with numerous CTihs Of diiIer-rt 60 : iFts :,
~ ior convenience Of ventilation. ,.,h -fais
III, nusi,Sis corn IN the ear Ts-, *
shell corn NJ The following low rs,.. ~ vi -
storage and sLelling. two centss,' w:
sheiing without stura.e) one c., haf 81,
Dooi wheat stored free q charv. ~ ~ h
Nalees MADE on all grain in sf,r- Aetrsi n.
We feel assured that FarIncrs Nil
NSniases aud give US their fsatTors, if'til.,,
lash pad a all times for Ma
."hite Bcanss Grass seed, ..PoTf m "a !
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THE SOLDIERS, TEAR.
Upon the hill be turned
To take the last fond look
OF the valley and the village church,
Aud the cottage by the brook;
He listened to the sounds,
go familiar to his ear,
And the soldier leant upon his sword
And brushed away a tear.
Beside the cottage porch
A Girl was on her knees,
she held sloft a snowy scarf,
Which futtcred in the breeze;
She breathed prayer for him
Aprayer he conld not hear
Bat he paused to bless her, as she knelt,
And wiped away a tear.
He turned and left the spOt:--
q, do not deem him weak,
For dauntless was the soldiers heart,
Through tears were ON his cheek.
Go watch the foremost rank
In dangers dark career
Be sure the hand most daring there
Has wiped away tear.
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Fire and Emland Navigation
HoRTFORD INSURANCE COMPANY.

II. HUNTINGTON, President.
c. b, BOWERS, S,crsta,y,
CHARTERED IN 1s1O CASH CarITAL 100000.
one Of the safest and best managed Insurance Com
panies in tho Union. Policies issued at reasonable
rates by S.W. BOWEN, Agent,
Mo Joliet Ill.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-06-25


LANE a EOOMER
(SilooeSsors 70 Lane q HI,
NJ GUILD return their fhauk.to 49,
Tohs for past fayors, and -,,ii,;, -, :. lii,liu
1hey are determined 70 Keen ~. -Aeasss
LeoAroET FLoW where il l., the be.i n -, -
hI' Lane attends in person to tbe -
an the important parts of he plop. - -
thereof 10 ordinary worl.men. We -, ule,
10 make every TioW what il should i.'---i' Il
WIN the expectation Of increaEss 50 Il
~, uIi.lS an extra supply for tn
sed 10 iavor u with orders. ~ Al sisi-
To say a word in favor Of e,,r NJ,
ths, our piows never lost plcn.ir.,,, :, ~
% Couhi y Whore they Werc in col,',-.,, =! L
Nele h1t eh-bild 10 supply che LIZ a. :, =.
year We have been At eatsa 60. - Ga
we have the best, and will Use potI,i-- ,seiss
IA NJ. ing our work, We Eill not ~ s,..',s'
~ ma nave nov had large supply u i.,'---,
80 'E4i lakes prize. Lockporf 6if5,---- - - I
N The state Sod Breakers, a new .i-i u =
Gu Doubie pioWs, new Invention, AsaR
Sub Soil & French NJ
S .a,., steel, German Steel. Case HARD, :
SnitllatGrss Chat can lot l- lat 49, U
Ooi'eis' Drag, Hay Eakes, &c, &C.. -1'H l-'il
RIAL WAERaSTED-..
hepslring Of ploUs-machiD.rv -,
promptly attended. Order. re.7.ls -, lit =
Loehport- viii Co. III. Jan. ~ sa-a=
Breakers, esmIle;e. Per inch.
| Skeleton, DO d.
Lanes Best II inch Wh..,I c,r,..
% DO do Straight Cos,,,
! Cast Steel, Extra
stirring PloW, I5-in IL ooI C-,.--
! Clipper l3-inoh IIos $50 L-s'ai 2. :
Cor I- I-loEs 7e0 Drag. e..
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NOTICE.

A LII persons are cautioned against purchasing a
IA note, payable 10 Moses Cleveland and signed by
me, as shall not pay the same
Joliet, June 5, 1890 n5i-3w
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II a HhETONV
S OnI ETH NC Ne

Patent Spring Bedstess
T'HE subscriber has just received i3fe
Il popular Bedsteads- They combine L. :,
economy and utility, dare venture 70 "a. : !
other article Of furnature now in hal - 80
with surprising ease; alloEs constant Sna "a
ton andis Acknowledged 10 be cheaper anu -
feathers or any other good bed AL arc -. =
andexamine, as charge nothing for snle, ., y
Exchange st, between Canal ana -
Joliet, Jan. 20, 1857
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Look to Your Lights!

RURNING FLUID, Camphene, Lard OIL. pure Eel
II phant OIL, Wax and Sperm Candies for sale low Al
SePt' y 1900 nl2 J. II. BROWNS.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-06-25
ILLINOIS MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE CoYPAyY.
principnI once at ALTON, uIInoIs.

Principal Once at ALTON, Illinois
TINHIS Company Chartered in 1850 and insures,
at a moderate cost, almost every Kind Of property
ia Illinois against Loss Damage By Fire. The rates
Of risksare thar each class OF property IN
sufed viii support It's own loss.
Every one insured becomes member-the Company
being association ofcustomcrseach OF whom II con-
cerucd ia insurng his reis hbcr The capital Arguments
in exact ratio with the increase OF risks the security
for which remains in the hands of the insured; there
fore every member is the treasurer of his own mouey
until same is required for the puTIese Of paying
losses.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Timothy Turner. Robert Smith, Elias libbari,
T. l. Gilman Lyman Trumbull, L. Kclleubcrger,
b. X. Hart Henry Lea, Benz. +. Long,
Samuel Wade, John Atwood, f. 4 Uu.fgiann,
II. ". Billings, J. W. Schweppc, VI. q. Atwood.
BENJAMIN +. LONG, Pres. NJ. c. ATWOOD, Secretary
L. KELLENBEEGER.T Treas JoHN ATTooD, Asst See.
John Blaislell, Gen1 Agtct
J.E. Howard, Asst Grn'l Agcnt.
R5-Applcations for Insurance in WIZ Co, may be
made 10 BISSElL & HEATH Joliet.
}. X. Wilson, Lockport VIM. Fitch, Plainfeid.
june y, 1853. nl-ly
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xxx
AMBER AND PALE CREAM ALE
PRICES or ALE FOR SHIPPING.
- Sc. b. CIR AE.,

ID Sc. b. w IS A e.,
HAVING cNperimertcl with medicine in the treat
ul"ut IF jisca'cs for years. laying aside all prcju
dlccs, has examined m thc meantime all the varIo,
systems aud schools ofmricnc and have selected such
remedies as can demonstrate q lr safe and efficient
r'JectlnE al! mineral IoiSOus. To Remove acute dis
ease Is comparatively easy task; 10 T. the curing c
chronic diseases that requires knowledge combined
with Patience and perseverance tempered with kind
ness II Is in the latter Glass OF diseases where py-
clans mostly make their failures Having given this
class OF diseases may special attention. profess 10 be
prcrared TO treat all chronic diseases with positive
cess. mean all that durable cases, unless IL be
condiiionlly, so that patient. EIay depend upon my
declaration profess TO treat successfully all chronic
diseases Of the Lungs Liver. EroucH!a NUrISa Para
lyss, rheumatism aud al derauacmcnts of the rery.
Gus system. Eistula and Piles successfully treated ia
from thirty to sixty days without the Of the knfe
much additional pain. / profess u treat with IN
paraeled success the iuthsomc 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 Reorganization Of the vital organ
has taken place. The best Of references can be given
from citizens Of ST. Louis, where devoted my practice
GERS Tunors, weighing from 4 lbs that have re-
moved with success, without the of the knife For
further particulars physicians sad others arc invited
to call and examine for themselves.
RI. MsRAE, OceuIist and AurIst.
Gives special ateEton to diseases Of the Evand Ear
In this climate where the Eyo is subject TO 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 1892.
D. MCRAE. VI. D.. st Louis No
OFFICE No. p NORTH FIFTH ST.
between Pine and Chestnut streets one square from the
S1GIt mouse, 81 Louis. No. nl2ly
Joliet May s, 1860. - mn NN''" gov
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BUSINESS DIVIDED ANNUALLY TO
THE PoLICT H0LDERSy
CONTINENTAL INSURANCE COMANY
IS WALL STREET, NEW YORK
CASH CAPITAL, 100000 90
ASSETS, July list, 1852 905,6SI 81
LIABILITIES, 1854 81

ASShlS, July ISL 1905, JOO,bSl 81
LIABILITIES, 1854 81
The attention Of the commut ty srespcctfully called
to the following features in connection with this Com
pany:
Firstly insuring in this Company, the advanta-
ges Of Mutual Insurance Company obtained with
the additional advantage oforded in the security given
by ample and reliable Cash Capital, a feature not
presented by crdiuary Mutual Fire Insurance Compa.
mics The dividend to customers already declared
follows
First Division to Policy Holders 1857 So per cent
Second do do do 1858, so % :.
Third do do do 1859, so
Second The security given, which is already large
will constantly increase with each year of successful
operation Ibis is exhibited clearly in the following
statement showing theposition Of the Company in each
year since the system adopted:
July 1855 Net Assets possessed blythe Co, s570.3e3
" 1858, {" 75i'9oS So
1859 Gross o05 'GsI 81
'' " Liabilities, 165l4 81
Third Tho insured incur no liability whatever,
while obtaining these advantages of superior security
and cheapness.
GEORGE 7. HOPE, President
II. II. LtMPoRT Secretary.
CYRUS PELK, Assistant Secretary.
GILES HEATH, Agent Joliet
Sept. %, 1853. n45-lw
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PROTECT YOUR LIVES & PROPERTY.

THE undersigned is prepared to put M in the mos,
L approved style, the Ne Plus Ultra Of
LIGHTNING RODSI
On Short notice. These rods have been mi liz an,
give universal satisfaction. and infaIIae in Giving
ploteetoh 70 an buildings which they are placed
Would mud 1t to their interest to Iatronize
parties at home instead Of travelling pedars vino of
course, cannot be held to any responsibility
Address, j. n ST0nDApn
April9, 1859. nI+Cn, Iy:i
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HSgs1s 4. %
SH 4: Z IN 7 ], 81 3 81
FOR CATTLE AND HORSES

rTlIS is truly Great Remedy. Half 25 cent bot
l. tic Of Sloan's Instant Relief given in pint Of
warm water seldom fails to q horse of Collie in
few minutes; i'll extreme repeat tine dose in Is
minuets.
For Bruises Strains, Sprains, and manyether iniur-
les Horses Cattle, and other animals. Sloans In
slant Relief speedily effects a Many persons
have been astcnshed to witness the rapid effected
by the use of this wandeTful medicine.
HE-Get Circulars of Agents.
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DAINT, Whte-wash, scrHhbing, counter, stove shoe
1 and Horse Brushes, At IL. BROWNS.
sept. 80. Hi2.
TNNGLISII and French Hair aud Teeth Brushes Fine
Il Toilet soaps; shcIl Buffalo and Ivory COMES !;
French Toilet powders Nun Fun, Prepared chalk. LILY
White, &c ut J. H. BECWNS's.
Sept. Sc. Mo
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CRACKERS & CONFECTIONERY AT WHOLESALE
As we manufacture our Crackers and Confectionery
we are prepared to sell them low as they can be
bought in Chicago elsewhere.
G. w.ROBERTS & CO,
Joliet, Aug. &c, 1859.
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SANDS CREAM ALE.

THE public will please take notice that the under
i signed b. the oulB one in town. who constantly
has SANDS PALE CREAM ALE.
Has also cJuatantlY lanl for slinrnant nr CITY Ms
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LOA ANS OINTMENT.

FOR Millness. Safety, Gertainty, Thoroughness,
Slons Ointment is rapidly snprcedns all other Oint-
ments and Liniments for the cure of the following
complaints FRESH Wounds. Calls of all kinds Crack
ed ieols. ingbone, Poey windgalis Callus, Spavine
Sweeney. Fistula, Foundered feet, Sand Cracks
Scratches of Grease, Mango and Horse Distemper,
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All of which will he disposed Of at prices to suit the
strictcst economist With the disposition and frrnnsss
both promptly and faithfully, he hopes merit
the confidence ofthc community and become the recp-
lent Of a houutiinl share Of public patronage.
Highest Price paid for all kinds Of Produce
INV. QUINN.
Joliet Juuc 30 1857 p2-ti
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-17
Louisiana Intelligence.

COAST BLoCKADE.--The Thibodaux Union of the
18th inst. has the annexed item, concerning the
blockade on the coast of l4afourche:
We learn t-om some parties who have just return
ed from pleasure trip Caltou island that two or
three of the enemy's ships have been cruising
along that portion of our coast 1t was rumored
on the island that craft, presumed to be
schooner, was lying outside Wine Island to the
Southwest Of Caillou Island. The rumor origin
ated with some one who said that be had discov-
cred two masts in that direction. II this be true
that Black Republican vessel is anchored off
near the pass between Wine and Last Island, she
has evidently been ordered there to intercept com
munication with Grand CaillOu, in the parish of
Island it is stated by the same parties from whom
we derivethe above Information, that an Italian by
the name Of Svani had arrived at the island, at-
ter having just narrowly escaped beng captured
By two small boats that were proWllng about the
sound that separates the island from the mainland.
When he discovered the boats, they were within
one-half of mile of him. and making for his boat
at full speed. gs.-.
Each boat was manned by nine men, and as they
commenced the chase, he was hailed and ordered
to stop by the crew of the nearest boat. Believing
that q the better part of vaor is discretionn the
Italian answered the impertinent request by cut.
ting down his reefs-a movement which did not
seem to suit his Yankee pursuers for they immedl-
ately fred two shots at him, which, however, had
no other effect than ttta frghten the poor fellow
almost out of his wits. Shortly after the pursuit
began, cloud suddenly darkened the horizon, and
a brisk breeze then springing up soon placed him
out OF bullets and dangers reach. MIR. Douglas,
who keeps the lighthouse on Timbaliar Island,
came to Caillou Island about two weeks ago, and
said that he had been visited few days before by
some eighteen Lincolnites from man-ofwar
They asked for papers, and being unable to obtain
any news, they left, depostng on the table as they
did so, champagne bottle, wherein, according tc
Mr.. Douglass a formal notice Of the coast blockade
| had been deposited.
\
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-17
RUMoRs FROM TIE SEAT OF WAR.-The Richmond
Whig OF the 18th has the following:

RUMoRs FROM TIE SEAT OF WNR.--The Richmond
Whig OF the 18th has the following:
A report was current on the street yesterday
that Georgia Regiment, of Gen. Garnett's com
mand, had met three regiments of the enemy not
far from Camp Garnett, killed sixty odd and taken
fifty prisoners, and several wagons loaded with
provisions and arms, and driven the enemy back
Only one Georgian was slightly wounded. The re-
port is believed by many, but we do not youch for
its truth.
We hear that at Winchester, Wednesday, it was
reported and believed that Patterson was advanc-
ing from Martinsburg on Gen. Johnston, who was
ready to receive him. This is the more probable,
as Patterson has certainly been largely reinforced
Besides the Rhode Island battery and several
other regiments, he has been joined by stones
column. He must have three TO one. but john
ston's men are eager for fight. From other
points we have not rumor.
The Examiner of the same date has the subjoined
paragraphs:
At Manassas, no move of Importance had been
made on either side. Numbers of our scouts hung
around the enemy, and kept them in state OF
anxiety and excitement. a.
A gentleman, of extensive acquaintance in the
counties of Orange, Green and Culpepper, who has
lust returned from Louisiana Court House, informs
us that the militia in those counties had responded
in great numbers and with alacrity, to the call OF
the Governor. The people of Louisa were daily
expecting similar demand on them; and our III
formant says that every man thereabouts is ready
to shoulder his shotgun or rife. The people gene
rally in those upper counties, have determined
should the enemy succeed in penetrating so far
into the country, to send their families Southward
and having killed the stock, and burnt and de
stroyed their crops and houses, to repel the in
yader or die in the attempt.
There are numerous reports from the Wise LIE
gon in the West. The best authenticated of which
appears to spring from letter, said to have beer
received here from Capt. 0. Jennings Wise. This
letter is said to state that Capt 0. j. Wise, witt
his command, the gallant Light Infantry Blues, o
enemy on the Ohio river, thirty.siX miles south o
Parkersburg, and utterly routed them killing five
wounding seventeen and taking number OF .pris
oners. Only one of Capt. Wise's men is said t.
have been slightly wounded.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-17
A Northern Officers View of Affairs In the
Federal Army in Virginia.

The special correspondent of the New York
News in letter dated Washington, 9Th instant,
gives the following as true picture of affairs IN
the Federal army invading Virginia:
By one of those incidents which sometimes trans
form strangers into the companions of an hour,
Glanced yesterday to dine with gentleman OF an
advanced military grade, of much intelligence and
of pleasant colloquial powers. He had just re-
turned from point several miles distant from
Washington, and on the way had received lnforma-
ton-not however, of a conclusive character-thaG
Gen. Patterson's command had been repulsed by
the Confederate forces under Johnston, and had
sent for rGentorcements In the course of the Con-
versation that followed, my informant remarked
that he thought it probable that the Federal armies
would in many cases be defeated in the earlier en-
gagements of the campaign. He very truly OBJ
served that we of the North, with q natural see
tional vanity, were in the habit of undertaking
those against whom we are opposed in arms, and
of forgetting their peculiar military advantages.
He referred TO the fact that their superior knowl-
edge of the geography of the seat of war would
yield them incalculahe advantages over an ad-
vancing army, deficient in this respect,
There is certainly reason to apprehend that the
opening campaign of the war will be fraught with
much OF disaster to the Federal arms. We COM
tinuay hear of the Southern forces fleeing from
the advancing Government troops, and are jubant
over their apparent successes; but we must bear
in mind that has become evident that the Com
federate leaders have, for their own purposes,
adopted the present policy of avoiding decisive
| engagement, and this falling back Of their troops
is merely the natural consequence of premedi-
tated plan
If the sentiments of individuals may be taken as
| evidence of the feeling of their respective corps.
the three-months' volunteers will not reenlist upon
the termination of their terms of service. The
Thirteenth Regiment of Brooklyn, now stationed Rai
Baltimore were sworn in on the I'd of May, but
upon taking the oath they insisted that their tern
OF service should date from the time Of THAR de
parture, the 25d of April. have been assnTet
that, should they not be edscharged at the eApira
tiOn of three months from that perlO d. taeye will b
tronble in The camp. An officer of tnas regiment
with what truth know not, hs,, been accused Q
speculating upon the stores AID clothing furnishe
be preferred against him upon the return of th
regiment to Brooklyn. f5y criminal negligence
some quarter, their Sur geon has been nnproyide
with necessary medc' .ues and some Of the most e
hat in s several the ep members @ % Of Il
+ corps have bee,I obliged to appeal to,the SurgeG
! Of The Massaet t.nsetts Regiment for relief.