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VIII CoGSTI, ~- Of Nay I iern 'i a. ,. No

STATE WI OF ILLINOIS win Comfy oire' Coz ;..,
John Cary
Brideii caryJ ID" '0r o''O''e
A fflDANiT that the said BridgTt Cary dsfansnf
~ in the foregoing bill Ofcomplaint osnc,Als Asr~
sell and eVsd,s service % summons having heea hst
the Office of the clerk OF said Court NOtice Is her.J
given 20 the sad defendant Bridgit Cary tina; JON
Cary the said complainant has flied hi. bill Of eos-
plant in said Court the Chancery side her,of s,f
that summons thereupon issued out Of said cood u
said cause against said defendant rcturnsble ths
third Monday OF May next and that said oause nsv
pending in said court Aud unless ycu the MD Butf
u Cary shall personally b. and appear b-orr n, AZ
Circuit Court Of III County in said stzte the trh
day of the said May Term thereof 10 be beld At Jos
IN satd viii County on the third Monday q May A. D
1862 and plead, answer demur 20 the said cnmpNs
ants ball Of complaint, the and the mafters hse
things therein cha rged and stated viii b hksf ~
confessed by you and decree entered Against yos -
oording TO the prayer Of said bill Of complaint
BIZ. RUSSELL Carl.
Tho's. ii. HcIcHErs. Comps Sol.
Mari A ii
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DISEASED HORSES AND CATTLE.

Require restoration ofinsensible perspration Soans
Fever Antidote, Condition Powder. is a certain Blood
furner 1t never fails to loosen the skin, the
watercreate an appetite and positive cure for Coughs
colds stun Complaint, Founder DisteDper, and carries
of Bolts and Worms, may be given at any time and
under all circumstances with perfect safety.
One Package of the Powders and box Of the Oint-
ment VIII perfectly cure recent Founder in SIX or
eight days without leaving least effect in the feet
In Horse Distemper they will alay the fever and pro-
mote healthy termination of the disease. Ono pow
der and part of a box of ointment, will in all
cases, cure, tho Horn Distemper in a COW; two are
sometimes required for an OK.
WALTER b. SLOAN, the original discoverer Of this
truly valuable medicine still the sole supervision
OF its manufacture, but orders should be to his
son, oscar u Sloan "A South Water Street, Chicago
Ill.,, who will promptly supply the demand for these
popular and truly great medicines.
They are sold by all dealers in Medicine. Sold
wholesale and retail at Manufacturers prices, at
or Druggists.
juno 10, 1850, no1ly
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TO THE PUBLIC.
WOOL CARDING.

VIE Largest and best ssorted Stock Of Hardware,
j. at the LOWEST PRICES, can be found at the
Store Of
STRONG A RR00Ks
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RRAN and .sHoRTs by the loo or ton, at Mil
ID Prizes. - am
c4sERNa
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To The Afflicted.

'I'HAT Troublesome disease the Pills, can be cured
by calling the subscriber. at the IL Nile Grove
House, Joliet, H. by addressing him through the
Poet Once Warranted to cure in every instance or
the money refunded The Medicine can be sent nv
express mail TO any part OF the United states or
Canada Charges moderate and 70 suit the tiIae-
Feb. 2s, 1850. n sASPopr
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L II + INV Aids HOME.
HI. KNAPP, M. d.,
FORMERLY OF N. Y, HAS OPENED AN
i N F / II nj A II Y.

IN CHICAGO, ILL
4 m new system, which embraces the most approy-
~ ell methods Of treating Diseases in this or any
other country. All Female Diseases, LING Disease
cancers and rheumatism, special diseases treated
IN tins Institution, in the treatment which, no man
mas had more eNperince greater than the
Doctor His consultations, for years. have averaged
from hve to six thousand year. The following dis
eases which are pronounced incurdble by the Medical
FACULTY generally, treated with in this In
stitution All nervous and neuralgia affections dis
eases OF women, all forms of scrofula dyspepsia con-
stlpaon, skin diseases, cancerous and TubcrcuIous
affections including pulmonary consumption rheuma-
usm Paralysis, epilepsy, Asthma salt rheum. remit
tent anu intermittent fevers the diseases ofchdren &C
lie has had an extensive practice and sIIc.
cess in the treatment of CANCERS, which he chr.
without the knife. He treats successfully on a new
method, all the diseases of the EYE and EAR --g
Remember, the doctor does promise to cure all
stages OF Diseases While diseases cuRABLE if
taken IN season, all Stages not Your case may be
hence, the danger ofdeay.
The Bnliding Is pleasantly located spacious and will
accommodate several hundred patients No case will
De receiver where there are any doubts of = or
reiiei The best nurses only employed, who with the
physician, viii make all feal at home that put them
selves under the care of this nstitution
TERMs-from ten to fifteen dollars per week inpdyi-
dbty an ddrance No patient taken for less term than
one month, as no one he satisfied as to the benefit
they may receive in Chronic Diseases in n less time
Many patients, who not able come to the Inft
mary can he successfully treated ,me which will
cost from ten to fifteen dollars per month
All letters, inclosng letter stamp, addressed to
prompt attention.
Consultation free. Office Hours from o A. NJ to oPn
Office Us South Clark ST., Clark and Monroe sts
Sept IL, 1870. n1aIy
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II VA 90 VI EG ~ NN@ @o
Peoria Marine and Fire Inns Co.
CHARTERED 1857
THIS Company continues issue policies on MARINE
INLAND EAyIGArION, TRANSPORTATION and FIRE RISKS,
at reasonable rates.
oFFICERs:
ISAAC UNDERHILL, Pres, il T. POULAND, p.
G. HOLLAND, Secretary.
DIRECTORS:
ISAAC USDERHILL, P. HOLLAND, bit BOuKL.sp,
RICHARD GREoG, WIN. FEM, JOHN REYsoLDs,
SAMUEL HOWE. A.G. TYING, THEaDoRE PERRY,
WILLIAM r. PHELPS, WM HERRoS, L. HOLLAND,
once 80, Main stseet.
rI'HE following is the report of the business of this
Office for tho past year showing its condition on the
Slst day of March, at which time the Capital increas
ed to $500o00 the whole amount of which subscribed
and $500 paid in. In view Increased facilities
for doing heavy business and also the large additional
security offer to giving this company
basis second to other therefore look for and
expect very large increase of business 1t will ever
be the aim of the company to so honoraby conduct all
their affairs to merit the patronage of the insurlpg
public. Our course hitherto adopted regarding the
adjustment of losses may be sufficient guaranty for our
Amount insured the past year, *,s,o2s,2ss5e
Received premiums same, 4OOo5 I6
Interest and exchange balance, IL 567 40
Paid losses and expenses, 2lSS4es
Capital stock, 100000
Bills PAYABLE, 4 sS2 20
All other debts estimated, 1880
ASSETS.
Bills receivable, amply secured having from
TO co days to run, IL, oso, 90
Real estate, office building, &C., $4,000
Cash on hadd, and due from Agents
and city customers, 13,lSs,sO
Amount of losses in process of adjustment $4,000
Amount flosses resisted by the company, none
Amount oflOsses adjusted, due and not
paid, none
PETER LANCE, Agent,
Office, Shaw's Store. Jefferson ST. Joliet
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A Lot Of that Michigan White Wheat Flour inst
"A received and constantly on band. by 49,
or. % -, Wiz SWELL, Agt.
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For a general supply Of Groceries, Flour. Feed 4e
o. s. SKNNzK's
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NOTICE is hereby given, that we win do no custom
IN cardieg this season. We continue to buy wool
as usual for which we will pay cash. or exchange for
cloth, at our store in Joliet or At the Factory
Toy. win Co. MAY L, 1862 WI
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INFALLIBLE AND WARRANTED!

Acoustic Pocket Article for the Deaf,
With which to hear Lectures, Sermons Speeches, &C.
~ Is small and can be carried in the pocket, and
when used be entirely concealed II is constructed
oil three kinds of metal with Gutta Percha tubes so
combined as to form powerful reflector of sound;
aud rs altogether the most desirable instrument for
the deaf ever invented. letter enclosing full par.
ticuars, viii be sent to any address, on the receipt of
cent stamp, with which to send the same.
Address, H. MANSFIELD, Book Seller,
I'D l34 York Street, New Haven, Conn.
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RURN1NG FLUID, Camphene, Lard Oil. pure Rel
pnant on, Wax and Sperm Candies for sale low AZ
Sept. 9, 1856. nl2 j. N RRoyTS,s ~
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S LO ANS DIN MT.

FOR Miliness, Safety, Certainty, Thoroughness
slons Ointment is rapidly supsrcedins all other Ont
ments and Liniments for the of the following
complaints Fresh Wounds, Calls of all kinds Crack
ed Heels Ringbone Polevil, wndgas, Callus Spavine
Sweeney, kistula, Foundered feet. Sand Cracks
Scratches OF Grease, Mango and Horse Distemper,
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ID II N It A l. N TIC
DR.. E.R CARPENTER

pleasure In informing the citizens Of Joliet and
cty that he IL always to be found at his old loca-
tion ana that he has secured the services Of DR.
Sochh9SE, who WILDE constantly in attendance 10 per
Joliet, Oct Il, 1s5S ~ =,
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Fire and inland Navigation
Risks accepted at terms consistent with solvency and
fair profit.
Especial attention given TO Insurance of DWELLINGS
and Contents. for terms of to years.
The solid service long and successfully tried and the
many advantages the Etna Insurance Company pos
in it's line, should not be overlooked by those
ready insure and under standing their interests
During g stringent times" the necessity for reliable
Insurance becomes imperative duty-he ability of
property owners to sustain loss being then much less
ened.
Agenciesin all principal cities and towns through
ont the State Policies issued without delay by any
the duly authorized Agents of the Company.
E- Busnhss attended to with despatch and fidelity.
BOWEN GROVER, Agents.
Joliet, Sept. 81, 1859. nl5ly
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.pOlieI TmrninD Sh

yOliet Turning shop.
VtHE SUBSCRIBER would announce to Cabinet Ma
kers stair Builders and others in want Of Turning
that he is carrying on the o
Turning Business
IN all Its various branches at Kings Shinq and Sash
Factory near the Upper Bridge. by strict attention TO
business ne hopes to receive share of public patronage
Joliet. Dec. 10. u26 LAMPS pOyNEeN
The New York herald., 1862-08-23
City Intelligence.

MKE1rso or LAGER BIER BRswE,s.-At Pythagoras Hall
hfty brewss-proprietors Of beer brewcricsheid
a meeting yesterday under tho Presidency OF James
speysr the Lion Brewery for the purpose Of organizing
society the protection Of tho fraternity agans. tho
prov isons the Tax BILL Tho beer amounts TO
one dollar barrel Most Of the brewers present
Gcrmans--proprietors Of lager beer breweres Of this
city Williamsburg Newark, Bergen and adjacent towns
on the Hudson river. They enrolled their names, and
adopted constitution and bylaws for the government
Of the Brewers Association. Thoy also elected board
OF permanent officers, viz-Jafnes Speyer President:
A. Schaefer, treasurer NJ Katzcmeyer Secretary, and
ard OF trustees, composed Of brewers OF New York
aud It's The complaint of the brewers is that
the beer exorbant aud unjust, and the object
10 elect reduction of the tax.
OVER CRowpNa TnE LoSo BRANCH BoAr.--ws have
received frequent complaints Of late relative the over
crowded condition Of tho Long Branch boat This boat,
which capable Of accommodating from Ave hundred
six hundred passengers frequently loaded with thou
sand or more rendering tho condition Of all on board
very uncomfortable. Aside from the Inconvenience OF
sch Jam, the thing positively dangerous and
accident will yet II the evil is not rsmcdied The
company ought TO put larger boat the line else
extra connection with tho Collyer for the
public cannot stand the imposition much longer.
The New York herald., 1862-08-23
FROM TENNESSEE AND ARKANSAS.

The Guerillas Actively Employed I'm
Their Outrages-General Hovey In Pur-
suit or the Arkansas Rebels. &C., sc.
MEMPHIS, August 1S 1861.
The ferry boat plying between Memphis and Mound
City, Arkansas. was burned by guerlss Saturday.
The stores in this vicinity have been robbed and many
horses stolen.
General Sherman bas been petitioned by many citizens
TO close the liquor shops.
General Hovey's division Of Curtis army left Helena
on the 4th for Clarendon, White river where large
body OF rebels encamped. Tho rebels, who ap-
prised Of his approach fed In the direction Of Little Rock
cavalry force was sent in pursuit.
CAIRO; August %, 1892.
Tho steamer Champion. her last passage Memphis
was fred into by guerllas at James Bayou, just below
Hickman. She struck by seventy shots, but
one was injured
The steamer Swallow, In the government service was
burned by the rebels, twenty miles below Memphis, q
few days since.
There is unusual activity here in completing repairs
boats. large number Of extra hands are employed.
Memphis papers of the 1sh say that Bragg undoubted
ly Is at Chattanooga.
At the last accounts portion OF the cavalry at Holly
Springs were committing depreda,ons on Union men,
Jacksons cavalry, which last week was reported near
Coldwater, Miss, has fallen back to Tupelo.
The New York herald., 1862-08-23
THE MISSOURI GvERiLLAS.

Pursuit or and Attack ON the Guerillas
by Colonel Wright-The Bushwhackcrs
Fleeing Rapidly, and the Unionists
Close ON Their Heels, &C., Sc.
SPRINGFIELD, No., August 20, 1862.
Colonel Wright, of the federal forces passed Carthage
yesterday, In hot pursuit Of the guerias under Coffee,
Hays and Quantrell.
On Wednesday he attacked the rebels rear guard,
killed twelve and captured thirty-ons Quite number
OF guns horses and other property had fallen his
hands.
The Kansas troops under General Blunt, were only
few miles behind, pushing on rapidly
number Of horses aud quantity Of camp equippage
were found at the Usage, where the rebels crossed.
All the bad characters in Western Missouri joining
Coffee which will drain that section Of dangerous
element.
The pursuit will not be relaxed until the rsbels are
driven from the State
The New York herald., 1862-08-23

A NEW AND SPLENDID BOOK, PUBLISHED rHlA
day. and tor sale ~ A. BRADY = 4.nu stfest lad
AL BooIseirrs aud News Agents every~h here kseIsbo
MAlRYING Foe MONEY,
TALE or REAL LIFE.
MRS. MACKENZIE DANiELs.
Author OF Ny Sister hia.ie, h r,,es 1sDor" " Our
Guard an.' &C kc.
f1nted from he vaDced sheets purchased by a.
and re '.ived per lAsi steamer rom Enga
N rs rs ~ 81 ssns r = is,te,, or 20 cents iicoih.
MAahYisG FtR MONEY,
MARRYING FOR MONEY BY MIS- IACkENZ.E DaS.
IEs. Is published ana tor ssIe this da q
pied best of white paper Pr 80 celis
In paper cover, OF I5 c,nts In Goth.
d'tphia Press says OF IL elltori Ny, IN lhGi PAPER
MARRYING fok MONtf.-hrs. iekenzie IL neI-. Eng
hsh novelist o. consderabr and nhiiy has wrsn
an rAceleni novel is called MarS Money!
Mnic T. h. Pete br tlefs have just puttsAea Iom
the advance proof sheets pure iascd ruR the
n uook ci 10 n,utl rt. and ih~ rfL acs is very
Story out unlike os; OF thai ass. fu inte
rest llD ths great truth oi its characters an oroe
nAinc1 ol~I ~ spendid, nslra sensbet nd eysbe
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ood, author OF rne Ears Heirsn .Ihe aunings
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relish Tor mors tlaa ine ipal rs ch We
rec - Ia ttN days IN every onaia Ands A. usual.
cent? rap sey-ntyyc csas Ia clio seneIr; o.
Will liss L" publishers viii everywhere. free
Boq .eers News Agents and III others w please send
on " at one wIat tley want OF this %
Aadress all oasiers at once 10 thr rub,sher-
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The New York herald., 1862-08-23
The Turf.
FASHION PLEASURE GRoUaD Observation-Disclosures
TING
The Turf.

FRIDAY, Augts: 2,.-purse 500, mile heats, best
ehree In five, IN harness.
H. Woodruff entered b. e. Senator Bradey.......1
d. Mace entered 6. x. Puff lua. ua................2
D. Talnlan entered blk. 8. Joe Cfocheron.
Time. 2:42-2AIh h-2AoL.
Notwithstanding the great excitement In the city yes.
4srday afternoon TO witness the reception OF General Cor
ceran tho regular Of the trotng track
at their posts gathered around the pool auctoneer
In numbers at the first sound of his meliuous voice In
the first pools disposed OF the black stallion (Joe Crocho
ron) taken first choice the gray second Senator
Bradley going very low 1gure. The gray, however
coon lrs favore, and the betting, apart fro
che pools he wageed at two TO against aeld
AS has been tho case In thirds of the which
have taken place lately the beaten and the
horse thought the least OF previous 70 the start won the
face gallant style Ia three straight heats and In cap
ca time. The gray horse continued the iavorite until
after the heat much had he been overoted by
those had him In CHARGE When he hrst made his
appearance no reported TO be very last aud
70 have trotted IN Canada very low In the thirtcs
nut when matched against 2ouave he was badly beaten
vet that event attributed want of condition. and
yesterday people again willingly chose him AS their avo.
r,o and backed hun at two TO one asast The he'd he
iike the majority French tanaian pussesse OF
more speed Ia bottom la tho nrst heat The bay geld
tng Senator Bradey) went on with the lead the gray
and black breaking up before they got around the nrst
1urn Tho gray recovered before the black. aud closed up
nicely the bay until the hai-mile polr when
cnissile which thrown by some person outside the
struck the horse IN the head anu caused him 70
break up again. This lot for Bradley, aud when
phe gray coared him. they round ON the home
hrech, the bay had brush IN him sufficient 10 carry
him IN front to the stand Ho won by hal length IN
2.42 The black stallion was badly beaten. The second
and third heats very similar the hrst, only that
5euator Bradley boat the hangck much easier In each
succeeding heat and the chances ot the black grew no
better as the race progressed 1he trot gave satisfaction
40 all conCcrncu.
The New York herald., 1862-08-23
THE INDIAN TROUBLES IN MINNESOTA.

A Small Party OF Troops Attacked and
Nearly Annihilated by the Indians
Their Murders, Burnings and Out
RACES, &c., &c.
ST. PAUL, Mimi, August %, 1892.
Reliable information from Fort Ridgesy confirms, with
out doubt all the previous reports.
Mr. WickeT, the Assistant Superintendent on hts way
to tho upper agencies, met messenger six miles from
Fort Rdgeley, Monday morning. announcing an out
break at the lower Sioux agency the murder of all
the whites except few
Captain Marsh set out Immediately with forty five
men, At ferry opposite the agency he encountered
large body Of warriors, who opened fire them, and
alter few volies large body Of ambushed Indians in
the rear fred upon them, killing number Of men.
retreat was attempted across the river. While in
the water the Indians killed tho capan three sergeants
and four corporas But seventeen returned to the fort
On Monday night the light from burning buildings and
grain stacks all directions. Escaped citizens
into the fort during tho night giving accounts of
horrors too terrible for imagination to conceive Mothers
came in in rags barefoo.ed whose husbands and children
were slaughtered fore thoir Dyes. Children who
witnessed the Of their parents the burning Of
their homes The roads in all directions to New Um
lined with murdered men women and children.
J. j. Porter, Of Waupato, member OF the last Mime
sofa Legislature, arrived herc last evening for He
OF the committee TO New ulm learn the
truth OF tho reported murders. He arrived at New um
on Tuesday morning. and found the people prepared to
bury Eve persons murdered. Others were being con-
stantly found, most horribly mutilated. lie four
persons wounded in room, with hachets in their
heads and arms tte girl was cut across the face,
breast and side. little boy dreadfu.ly cut up;
also middle aged woman in an adjoining room. He
child with its he cut of. and twenty seven others
mutiated with gasl es.
Tho people OF ew um are drilling with what arms
they get and fully awake to their DANGER and
determined to defend the town to the last.
Mr.. Porter left New Ulm Tuesday morning, and was
overtaken by who reported that tho Indians at
tacked the town, two hundred strong at ve p NJ and
burned several buildings Several citizens
fall The people had gathered together barrcaded
the streets.
letters to Governor Ramsey say that Ln,lr eds
known to be killed, and it is believed thousands
Governor Ramsey yesterday ordered the militia, with
horses, to the scene.
The New York herald., 1862-08-23
FROM FORTRESS MONROE.

Reported Evacuation and Burning or
W il.ia msburg-The RumOrs Inbound
ed, &c., sc.
FORTRESS MONROE, August q, 1862.
Williamsburg was evacuated by the Union troops at
four O'Clock yesterday afternoon
The guard was under command Of Major stetson and
consisted Of ave companies OF the Fifth Pennsylvania re
giment. They came down and joined their regiment.
II is reported that Williamsburg burned last night.
but II needs confirmation There large fire in that
di ection fom dark Till late hour last night.
There has been no skirmshng by any Of the pickets
since the army came down the peninsula.
FORTRESS MONROE, August %, 1852.
Williamsburg Ia sti possession Of the Union troops.
No re has occurred there. rumor to the contrary not.
wrhstanding.
All is quiet hero.
The New York herald., 1862-08-23
nj arried.
M arried.
BAHs-KESDMcK.-OnW Wednesday, August 90, by th

BAIEsEKEsDRrK.-Onw Wednesday, August 90, by the
Rev. H. Mattison, MIR. FRANCIS BATES OF New York city
to Miss MARGARET KESDRIcK, II Harlem
FUL1oN-shrH.-In Brooklyn, On Wednesday evening,
August 20, by the Rev Dr. Greenle ROBERT FULTON 10
GRACE, daughter or w. j. smith. Esq
SERRASo-CnRIsTR san Jose, Costa Rica, on Thurs
day. July 81 Senor JUAN SERRANo Miss MARY j. CHRIS
TIE, Of New York
THohrsoS-FARRAR.-At Pepperell. Mass, on wednes-
day. August 90 by the Rev. Z. p. Smith, GEORGE s.
THoMrsoS Of Trumansburg, NJ. r, to Miss MARTHA A..
FARRAR, OF Pcpperel Mass.
VAN IDERsrSE-TnE.-On Thursday, August 81, by the
Rev. Mr.. Dunbar, GARNET VAN lDERsrNE u s. NJ. Miss
MARY ANNA, daughter Of Captain William H. Tice, all or
this city.
Nantucket papers please copy
The New York herald., 1862-08-23
Collision ON Lake Ontario.

PORT CoIBoRNE, August Y, 1852.
The schooner Gertrude, of Buffalo, bound up, coded
with the schooner Gerrit Smith of oswego, of Long
Point, last night. The damage to the Gertrude is not
known. but supposed 10 bo serious. The Gerrt Smith
considerably injured, but her cargo Is safe.
There had been picked up in the lake and the beach
here pinnacle and compass and several barrels OF coat
OIL supposed TO belong 70 the schooner Cadet which left
Erie for Toronto on the 10th.
The New York herald., 1862-08-23
Collision ON Chesa peake Bay.

FHIIADEIPHA, August Y, 1857.
Night before last the Belvidere while going
down the bay bound to Fortress Monroe coided when
Off tho mouth Of the Rappahannock river, with the
steamer Elm City laden with about eight hundred regu
lars No lives were lost but the boats were much
damaged that they running for the being
for repairs The Elm City injured In the bow and the
Bslvidere in the wheel