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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-09-16
NEW BINGHAM HOT Z l. :,
Joliet, Illinois.

A MopREN BUILT AND CENTRALLY LOCATED
HOUSE,
NEAR by and In full view from the Railroad Depots
~ Of the city where will be found superior accom-
uodatons. and the unremtting exertioDs ct the un-
dersgped Contribute the comfort and pleasures OF
the travelling public. Charges 81 per day or IS per
week.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-09-16
Wanted.

rXNHREE OR FOUR PEDLERS with teams. to sell
i Cultiyators, for which good wages BY the month
or liberal commission on he saIns viii be a!iOseI
Applicants should be prepared 70 commece ahnat
the 9th inst Apply personally 10 the subscriber at
Manhattan address By letter through Joliet p o.
JOHN YOUNG.
Manhattan, APr 1ss1 4s2~
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-09-16
q MARKETS.
Nm ASbtrtissmtnts.
LEAD II HI

RE AID T HI 8.
po' ,son,d respectfully inform the eiti'
. f'''''. ,,cini,y, that he has bought the
sNd 'uI ooop WILL Of D 0'Connor, whole
SIR, ,r,.. Liquor and segar Store. and
,iri'n ~. establishment, he hopes to merit
sri - sns old stand. lie will keep con-
sss's' :. large assortment Of Braudies, Wines,
~ iiD- "a Tobaceo, at much cheaper rates
. a, sl.ewhere (buying from direct I'm
p HI wing CASH. Also, on hand, a lot Of
4 ssry' No. - JAMES CoNGDoN.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-09-16
NOTICE
NOTICE.

IL persons having unsettled accounts with me
~ will please call y. Barrett soon as posi-
bic and settle them, have left with the ag orious
hundreth regiment W. D. CAsWELL, AE't.
Joliet, Sept. q 1859.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-09-16
A U BURN HOUSE,
j o L 1 e t IL L.,

" - - IL
tFoRMERLY CENTRAL uoTEL)
HAS BEEN THOROUGHLY PEFITTED AND
i newly furnished. II IS centrally located in the
business part Of the city, and 10 either Of
fbe RaiIT0ads and VIII be Kept Tjtb special regard
to share Of the travelling pubiic well Of
the farmers who do business in town
The named House viii be opened fo- the ac-
comnodsto1 Of fboss who MAJ favor IL with their pat
trouage, on Wednesday the 18th Of the present week
There good the premises, and soon Is
possible Will be tree open sheds
9. A AUSTIN.
Joliet nEsy e, 1882. n5lE
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-09-16

''n' The latest style of Pants and Vests, 20 to
KnLIANs'.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-02-19
Frou the Norfolk Day Book.
Destruction Of Confederate Property.

Memphis, Feb. 10.
There is heavy loss OF steamboats, on the
Tennessee river in consequence OF the inva.
sion of the Federal gunboats, Lexington,
Conestoga, and Sam Orr.
On Saturday. the Confederate steamers
Appleton. Belle. and Lynn Boyd. were burnt
by the Confederates at the mouth Of the
duck river. Also the Sam Kirkman and
Julius Time. the latter with 81 900, 900 oil
government stocks. was abandoned and burn
ed.
Al Florence, on Saturday, the Dunbar was
sunk. AT Cypress Greek the PASSPORT was
sunk.
The Cerro Gordo and Salie Ward were
the only two captured by the Fede rails.
The Robb osly escaped.
The gunboats had left the river but were
expected back.
They took 81 200 pounds Of Confederate
salt pork at Florence, and refused to touch
private property, even to cotton.
Passenger trains have been resumed on
the Charleston road.
II is reported that the Federals are con.
centrating in large force IN the vicinity OF
Paris. where there are 1900 Confederate
cavalry.
The Tennessee river bridge is not burnt a:
reported ria Paris.
There was fighting at Fort Donaldson on
Saturday. Nothing heard Uia Nashville.
One General, two Captains. two Lieu
tenants. and seventy five prisoners were cap.
tured at Fort Henry.
Twenty dead bodies we're found in the
fort.
The Federals abandoned Fort Henry and
were certifying Fort Angelo. opposite. Fort
Henry was Misunderstanding in at both
sides.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-02-19

~ sdiss were e1sssl y b printed, and distributed
TO the Clerks and 8hssins.
On Monday, February 10th, an ordinance suthoriE-
ing certain persons to opsn books for subscription to
the capital stock Of tho Chatham Railroad Company,
passed It's several readings snder suspension Of the
rules.
resolution proposing that COMMITTEES be appointed
TO inquire concerning the military defences Of Western
North Carolina. was adopted under suspension Of
the rule.
The ordinance concerning the payment Of bounty to
North Carolina volunteers was put its second read
ing after much discussion, was amended, and passed
its several readings under suspension Of the rule.
The Convention then went into secret session on the
ordinance to raise North Cardinals quota Of Confeder-
ate troops.
On Tuesday, after some unimPortant business, the
Convention proceeded 10 consider in secret session. the
ordinance TO raise North Carainas quota Of Confeder-
ate troops.
On Wednesday, Mr. Graham (by lesve) introduced
an ordinance to establish Treasury department. Pas
ssd FIRST reading.
Mr.. salterthwaite (by eaye) reported an ordinance
from the committee on the Confederate State tax. Pas
sed first reading.
The Convention, in session. proceeded TO
slider the special order.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-02-19
Con-7s the Convention and The Press Of
The State.

Corr1-Is The Conuenfion and The Press of
The STATE.
Under this caption the Wilmington Jour
nal Of the 2lst has very sensible and clear
article, showing the necessity Of preserving
every grain of corn for food. The crops
were abundant. But the enemy threatens
and NAV oyerrun several Of the most produc-
tive eastern counties, thus deprising us Of
millions Of bushels.
But the Journal argues that the dstiling
Il into whiskey is more 10 be dreaded than
the enemy. Hundreds, IL not thousands, OF
bushels are thus daily consumed. II calls
upon the Convention TO arrest il and upon
the press TO speak out. This zoe do and de-
sire to be distinctly understood.
The dlstillation Of corn into whiskey at a
time like this, for sordid grain. Is an unpar-
donable sin against the cause Of humanity
Whatever the distillation Of corn into whis-
key may be at other times. and whether the
drinking Of rot-gut strychnine Gre is right or
wrong, 20 take the grain which will be me-
cessary 10 feed our soldiers and cavalry and
artillery horses in our great struggle for in
dependence life. liberty and sacred hon.
or. is an objectionable sin. And he who
looks at il. and reflects upon and is stirred
with patriotism. will desist.
The Convention, we suppose. has the right
TO pass law that shall arrest this evil ere il
destroys US Will it do iti
Washington Dipaiea.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-02-19
ATTEN TIoN!

VNHE Commissioned Officers Of the 46th Regiment
Il n. G. Militia. are hereby ordered 10 meet in Hills.
borough al II o'clock, A. NJ. on Saturday February
22d. 1862.
The whole regiment will meet at Hillsborough on
Monday, February st:h. when one third OF those en-
rolled will be detailed BY DRAFT, unless sufficient mum.
Der shall volunteer.
BY order Col WV. BINGHAM.
RICHARD ]. ASHE, Adj't.
February 10. al
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-02-19
AssI'''5 *
From the Raleigh Standard. Extra.
Elizabeth City Retaken-Great Bat-
de at Fort DOneIsOn.

| uC 90 ROht LOMChHVMs
We are indebted to friend for the follow
ing dispatches containing important news:--
Petersburg, February is, 1862.
The Confederates took possession of Eliz-
abeth City yesterday at IL o'clock. after driy.
ing out the Yankees. Wetook some prisoners.
The Yankees fed to their gunboats. The
Confederate flag now floats over Elizabe tn
City. c.
The Confederate forces referred to we're
most probably Col. Wrights Georgia Regi-
ment, and Gen. Remington, with his bat
terry of artillery. These forces were, few
days since, at Newby's Bridge, which is a.
bout twenty one miles from Elizabeth City.
Petersburg, Feb. l6, 1862.
A dispatch from Nashville, dated 18th
February, half past eleven. A. NJ, says the
fight was renewed this morning at seven
o'clock. The conflict is terrific, and the
loss is heavy on both sides. The enemy was
at length driven back beyond his camps, and
two of his batteries captured. He was dri-
ven back at the point Of the bayonet.
Federal prisoners who were taken say
Mcclellan was IN command, and has still so,
900 troops. Gen. Pillow commanded the
Confederate forces. The Federal loss at
Fort Donelson on Thursday was 5OO-ours
25.
A dispatch from Memphis states that Nc
Leans cavalry routed the Lincolniles in
Scott County on the 18th, killing seven and
capturing many horses and guns. The enc
my fled to the mountains in great disorder.
Confederates had three wounded, and none
killed. c.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-02-19
ailIsbarpagt 8,tashss.
HILLsBoRoUGH, N. @.
wednesday, February 10. 1860.

rhe RoanOke Disaster. - We gave last
wax brisf account Of the attack upon Roanoke ISL
ana and the capture Of our troops stationed upon It.
We since learn that Elizabeth City, EdentOn, and
Hereford, the capital Of Perquinans county have also
been taken, and Is probable other places have been
visited Il 10 said that between three and five thousand
troops and seven hundred horses had been landed at
Edsnton, and considerable numbers at Elizabeth City,
We have seen reliable account Of the casualties
on either side in the engagement on the Islands but Il
IL stated hst the loss in killed on our side was about
sIty. One account states the killed and wounded to
be only sixty.
Among those who escaped from the Island was a
party Of eighteen, belonging to Capt. Mer's company,
Of this vicinity. Lieut.. John III. Hughes managed to
get possession Of boat, and though not greatly skilled
in nautical management, he succeeded in crossing to
the main land with seventeen Of his company. Lieut..
Hughes. we understand, 10 nov at home.
Elizabeth City fired by Its citizens, il is said BY
the order Of Gen. Hennngsen, that the enemy might
BE- deprived Of the benefits of is accommodations; but
she destruction was only partially accomplished
In our view il is a mistaken patriotism that will set
fire 10 our towns when in danger Of capture, lest the
enemy should occupy the houses for few days, for We
esnno. suppose will be more than brief period they
will be permitted TO remain In possession. When the
families return 10 their homes they will need their
houses for shelter and many Of them will be too pool
20 rebuild chem, and much suffering will be the
quenee. We should consider il barbarie vandalism il
an enemy should burn our towns and villages when
passing through ihem IL less an evil because 10.
fieied upon Us by our own hands
Complaints loud, and justly We think, against
the whole Of the management Of the defences our
north cas-, eoas. and especially in this Roanoke affair
How i, be justified that sfer warning Of weeks
ofthe threatened approach formidable foreo Of troops
and ships, little army Of less than 1900
suffered to remain this island covered BY Imperfect
fonisealons. scsny supply u ammunition. and ID
part with inelicien, weapons, and with means o
rc,rea.-eOOped up only 70 10 captured o. killed!
heavy responsibility rests somewhere. bat upon who's,
shoulders We are not prepared 10 say.
Since the above in type We haze been favores
with slip from the Raleigh Standard. which inform
Us thai Elizabeth City has been relsLen and the Fed
ershs.s driven 70 their shps Favorable ini.iligene,
has also been received iron Tennessee See our pos,
ssnPi
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-02-19
The State Convention -conasa..d from .hs
Raleigh standard.

Raleigh STANDARD.
On Friday. February 7. The resolution Of Mr.. Leah
81 Richmond, proposing TO adjourn on the I7h Instant,
and restricting the csnwn,ion 70 the consideration Of
such measures % the ergencies Of the times require
shsr some discussion. was, with proposed amendments
referred 10 select committee.
Mr.. Armseid presented msjoriiy report from the
COMMITTEES on distiiIeries expressing The opinion hat
interference BY the Conven,isn 10 prevent the ds,s.
ton Of grain would Be impo,e and that the imposition
Of tan upon The grain or whisky % distilled would
have no material effect 10 REFRESHING the evil NJ
Afmhsld disen,sd from this report. and would shortly
submit minority report.
Nj. Raynef offered resolution reque.,iss the Pre-.
sdeni Of The Bank Of North Carolina 10 invite ihs Pre-
sden Of the respective Banks Of hi. State 10 convene
10 ,hc city q Raleigh an early day. or the purpose
Of consultation in regard 70 the course 10 be pursued
By sid Banks 10 The Treasury notes issued By the
STATE. Al the suggestion Of Mr. Graham. Treasurer
oflhe State wss substituted Tor the President q the
Bank Of North Carolina and the resolution vas sdop-
tsd under suspension ofihe rule.
Mr. Howard moved % postpone The special order, that
the report d The committee on military Affairs relative
. the raising q North Cardinals quota Of troops mil hl
be taken up and disposed Of.
Ths motion prevailed, and the Convention went into
secret session, and adjourned ., ils close.
On Saturday, Mr.. Mes.ly introduced q resolution
requiring The Psymsser 10 pay the troops Of the SSH
regiment n. G. Troops. from the time their services
were rendered and accepted. which, asr some debate
was referred 10 . select csmmiiee.
M. Rsynsr. from the finance committee. reported an
ordinance taxing Dis,iss; and also an ordinance 10.
efsssns the salaries Of The Treasurer Comptroller, and
Secretary Of slss boh Of which passed the 6rsi read
ing
M. Holmes introduced an ordinance Coz more tho.
rough organization Of the militia Passed EAST reading
and referred 10 the military committee.
On motion Of Mr. Graham, the special order, viz, The
ordinance 20 rsiS North Cardinals quota Of Conlsds
rate troops vas postponed until Monday NEXT. rs,sn.
los he priority over other business.
On motion Of Mr. Ellison, the ordinance eonssruins
me 'ssyins Of county ,szes pu on lie second read
ING. The subsiiiuis prspsssd By the Ansnes eommit
- vss sdop'sd amer ssssd.sns, and pssssd The sAsd
rsnsiss tsSsf u9ssss n ~ nh. rAns has.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-02-19
Obituary.

Died, in this town, on Sunday the I'd instant, EN-
ELINE CARMICHAEL. daughter Of Mr.. Levin Car
michael. in the 7th year Of her age.
Died, in this county. on Wednesday the 18th inst.
Of Diptheris, THOMAS HENRY, son Of Joseph H.
and Susan NJ Laiia aged six years, four months and
twenty -four days.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-02-19
nBethe Regiment TO be Recognized"
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, N. CD
Adjutant Generals Office.
Raleeh Ianuarv o7th 1850 N


VNHE First Regiment N. Q. Volunteers being die
banded. Regiment Of Volunteers for the war will
be formed TO take ls place. All the companies Of the
old Regiment abon, 10 re-organze for the war,
quesed TO report 10 this Office without delay With tho
view going into this Regiment, which will receive the
"a Bethel Flag"
Additional Volunteer Companies for the war will be
accepted, 10 whom bounty of fifteen dollars per man
viii be paid by the State, aud fy by the Confederate
States. When fall company is rendered. four Off.
GERS will be commissioned; with less number, sp-
pointments will he given as follows; A Captain fcI
forty men First Lieutenant for twenty-five; Second
Lieutenant for fifteen.
The Militia who have been ordered on duty. and 10
be IN readiness, can still avail themselves Of this OPP
poruny Of getting into tho volunteer service, and the
number 90 doing will be credited 10 thsr respective
counties.
By order Of Governor II. r. CsAsx.
JG. MARTIN, Adbusss, General
January - 71-lt.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-02-19

THE DANvlLLE AND GREEssBoRoUcH Con-
SEcTIoS.--Congress has passed, and the Pres
ident approved, the bill authorizing rail-
way connection between Danville, Va, and
Greensborough. n. c. II approprates one
million dollars. This measure has been re-
commended and advocated as military ne
cessity.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-02-19

The New York i" Tribune" expresses the
opinion that within the last ten months the
Union treasury has been robbed ola hundred
million Of dollars BY corruption In the public
services.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-02-19
F o R S ALE .
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT N. CAROLINA,
Adjuiani Generals Office,
Raleinh Ral, lah 1850

Raleigh, Feb. 18Th, 1869.
1--WE Regiments Of Volunteers for the War are
= wanted 10 make up North Cardinals quota Of the
Army Of the Confederate States, TO whom bounty Of
fifteen dollars per will be paid BY The State, and
fifty by the Confederate States.
This number is expected 70 lie raised with as little
delay a. possbe and companies present organizing
will Immediately report themselves 10 this Office They
will be received by companies or individuals, and when
full company is rendered, four officers will be COM
missloped; with less number, appointments will be
made a. follows: Captain for forty men; First Lieu
tenant for twenty five; Second Lieutenant for fifteen.
The Militia who have been ordered on duty. and 20
be in readiness car still avail themselves Of this oppor-
tuniiy Of getting into The Volunteer service and the
number doing will be credited 70 their respective
countiee.
BY order Of the Gowrnor.
J. G. MARTIN, Adjuiani General.
" All the papers in the Stale copy four times.
February TO- 3s-4w
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-02-19
Important Rumsr.-Ths

Important Rumsr.-Ths Richmond Ersn-
inu Of Friday says rumof had reached there across
the line q The Potomac. Of the recognition the Sou.
them COnfeisney BY France ;-snd though well aware
that the rumOr was no, confirmed BY any direct dis.
patches 10 this Government, circumstances induced
belief that ], not skoge,her ~ishou, foundation,
and that Fnnes has at least taken some importan,
sisp with respect 70 the rights Of The southern Con.
federsey.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-02-19

If sLtpstse ever weak to Nashville 10 be
made into powder. and that be expects soon
to be able to ship two and three tons per
week.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-02-19

The sssksonport Dark /" Herald" s.atss
MAT Mr. Cartier SHIPS about tss ssd half
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-02-19

Mr.. g. w. Kirkham, OF Guiliord county,
recently shot golden eagle. measuring seven
feet four inches from tip to tip.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-02-19

Hillsborough Military Academy.
TvHE market price in cash win bs paid for u, fol-
= lowing articles, viz:
Corn, Wheat, Bacon.
The grain TO bs delivered at Mr.. Whitteds mill, The
bacon at the Bsrrsckh
After March 9Th fresh Beef, Poultry, Eggs, Butter
and vegetables will be purchased al fair prices.
u Wanted to hire for the year an active WAIT
Err.
C. c. TEW.
Februsrys. 29--6w
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-02-19
DISSOLUTION.

rTHE Firm Of Latimer & Brown il hereby dissolved.
by mutual consent. @. NJ. Latiner is authorized
to settle accounts. All persons having claims agsinss
said Firm will please present them forthwith. and those
indebted to same are respectfully requested 10 make
payment without delay, settle by note their count.
ing room.
c. Nj. LATIMER.
H. N. BROWN.
January 9Th, 1893. Is
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-02-19
TOWN oRDNANoE.

TOWN ORDxNAN0E.
Ata naslns If the Board Of 90 nnisaaasn N sstsr-
tay evening. February 4. lsSs. ths following ordi-
nance was passed;
RE il ordained, that if any rstailsr. Of spirsuo~
= Lquors shall open his hoass on Sunday, or either
sell OF give orsdever to any person drink, or any
quantity whstsser Of Liquor Wine. Beer or Cider, On
sunday, no shall upon conviction b 6nsd ten dolan
for every offence
be further ordained, that every retailer Of Sprits.
Gus Liquors shall ciose his house every nieht q 10
o'clock and on failure 10 do . he shall On conviction
be fined Eve dollars for every violation,
II was also ordered, that notice be Published rsquir
ing all Free Negroes to renew their bonds for rood Be.
haviour, within ten days.
February s. So
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-02-19

NOTICE.
HAVING qualified as'Adminstrator on the Estate
- of JOSIAH MOORE. deceased, all persons in.
debted to said estate are hereby notified to make i'm
mediate payment and all persons having claims against
the same will present them within the Time prescribed
by law, this notice will be plead in bar Of their
coyery.
SAMUEL P MOORE, Admir-.
January 20. 2s-3w
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-02-19
CIR oCE r I e S..

10000 lbs. Iron, assorted.
100 lbs. Steel. assorted.
10 gallons Castor Oil,
500 lbs. Copperas, Lead and Caps,
Powder and Shot, assorted.
Oil and Paints, lockwood, Borax, Salts,
100 lbs. Black Pepper.
Red Pepper. Sage, Camphor.
Indigo, Madden, Birthstone.
Spice. Ginger. Tobacco. asst, Lime.
Sweet and Salad Oil,
Vinegar. best. 10000 segars.
Butter, Bacon, Beef. Pork. Lard.
Flour and Meal.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1862-06-05
Gen. Banks Pushing Forward.

49,. WAsnINGToN, May 81.
A dispatch received at the War De-
nartment states that a brigade of our
troops. preceded by four companies Of
the Rhode Island cavalry, entered
Front Royal yesterday morning at III
o'clock, and drove out the enemy, con,
sisting of the Eighth Louisiana and
four companies of the Twelfth Georgia,
and body of cavalry. Our loss WAS
8 killed, wounded, and nissing-ail
of the Rhode Island Cavalry. we
captured officers and $50 privates,
Among the officers are Capt. Beckwith
West, of the Forty eighth. Virginia
First Lieutenant Girnmel, of,he Eighth
Louisiana, and Lieutenants J. K. Dixon
and Waterman, Of the Twelfth Florida.
We recaptured Is of our troops take,
by the enemy at Front Royal week
ago, among whom are several officers
We captured large amount of trans
portation, including FIVE engines ant
eleven railroad ears. Our advanc,
was so rapid that the enemy was sur
prised, anil was, therefore, not enah'e'
to burn tho bridge across the Shenan
Josh.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1862-06-05
The Battle At Richmond.

The dispatches which we publish in
this issue, announcing that the strug-
ole for the possession of the rebel cap
ital has commenced, will send thrill
through every loyal heart. The two
armies have met in front of Richmond,
and the rebels have been driven back.
The dispatches, which are very brief,
state that the enemy meditated a SUR
prise, but were repulsed with great
loss, although at first we came near
meeting with a serious disaster. II
will be seen that our Michigan troops
have again greatly distinguished them
selves. Gen. Kearney's brigade, IL
which are the 2a, Sd and 5th Michigan
regiments, the dispatch from Genera
Me- lellan states, saved the day, ant
covered themselves with glory. Thl
battle seems to have been the last des
perate effort of the rebel spreliminary t.
the fall of Richmond, which will TAKE
place in due time.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1862-06-05

In another column wegive the Home
stead Bill as passed by both Houses of
Congress and signed 10y the President,
and now the law of the land. 1t Is
eminently popular measure, and Tor
the people. 1t secures to every man
with a single months wages III his
pocket a farm of his own, and he can
at once enter into possession of it.
Free Homes are now secure, and for
Free Men. Shall not the domain OF
Free Labor be extended and perpetual
ted as the legacy this battle age Of ours
will leave to those who are to come
after US. e isif's