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The New York herald., 1862-04-24
EDWARD H. LUDLOW, AUCTIONEER
~ EXECUTOR,S SALE OF SECURITIES, &C.,
EDwARp sINrzEMcH AucrIoSEER--cHoIcE

II sr0CK OF JAPANESE AND CHINESE GOODS.
By c. w DAVENPORT Thursday next, lO5S O'Clock,
the gallery 40 Broadway near Broome street. the entire
RARE AND CURIOUS ORIENTAL GOODS,
nludns Chinese and Japanese Ware Of great beauty,
collection Of splendid Shells Vases Fans elegant
alsof decorative nature many Of which entirely
"a ts market Also the Show Cases. Fixtures and few
yAua De on Pantnss On exhibition the day before sale
The New York herald., 1862-04-24

GEO. wELLEs NICHOLS, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
VI Hou e.o.a Furniture at auction, by NELSON
NICHOLS on Friday April Is At ioS O'Clock NJ at 2ss
GVHtl street. consisting OF elegant rosewood Piano,
Brnss aad Ingram Carpets carved rosewood Paror Suits
Ia vel and piush elegant Mantel and Pier Glasses Onou
n than eiers rosewood marble top Centre Tables Lsce
Wtndow Curtains, Gt Cornces. rosewood and mahogany
csamDsr Farnture, Mantel Ornaments, Bureaus WASH
sans uried hair Mattresses Feather Beds Bolsters and
Pillows tension Dining Table, Cane Seat Chairs China
4sss Cockcry Cutlery together with all the Kitchen Fur
th which the sale will commence. Catalogues
dsvo of
The New York herald., 1862-04-24

~ NO. o6 NASSAU STREET,
BETWEEN JOHN STREkr AND MAIDEN LANE.
DANIEL A. MATHEWS will sell tomorrow tFItday), At
M cock, at his sesroom. Is Nassau str et large
Of Household Furniture, Carpets
fu nfture. rosewood, walnut oak and mahogany;
Also lot Of le Brussels Ingram Carpets Pier
Mirrors Aso Kitchen Furniture, with which the sale
q
The New York herald., 1862-04-24

HAMBURG AMERICAN PACKET COMPANY.
Ill
LONDON HAMBtRG HAVRE AND SOUTHAMPTON.
fayorite class and elegant iron mail steamship
TECTONIA. II. TAUBr Commander, ,
the United mail sails from pier No II North
river foot of Fulton street. positively SATURDAY Mays
and takes passengers for London Hamburg, Havre and
Southampton at the foolw.n rates. .o
First Cabin.
second Z, (,ahin Observation-Disclosures. 80
Stecraee ........,............ IS
For passage apply exclusively 10
c. b. RICHARD BOAS, Isl Broadway. New York.
The New York herald., 1862-04-24
CEoRGE HOLBROoK. AUCTIONEER
u SUPERIOR CUSTOM MADE FURNITURE,

Z, q,
On Tuesday April z9 at 10 ceck o6 and
p East Hosson j. bOYCE willse entire balance
u his of rosewood walnut, mahogany Furni
ture OF every desS ription,
Consisting in part OF elegant oak Bullets rosewood walnut
and mahogany Armorcs, splendid Chamber Suits, among
which u Suit OF Zebrawood the only ths city;
Par.r Suits wood and walnut Etegees, Centre Side
and sofa Tables, &c. Also the Once Furniture, Iron
Sale. &c,
All o. which will be sold without reservation 70 close
he business Catalogues ready the morning Of sale
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-07-18

than give an extract from a letter recently
received from w. f. Hall, Esq, formerly
of this place, but now a resident of Wash.
ington, and who has been untiring in his
eNertions in behalf of our sick and disabled
soldiers. The letter was addressed to j.
ii. Williams, Esq, of this village, who
kindly permits us TO make the extract. Mr..
Hall says:--
u have to watch over about one hundred
and twenty sick and wounded soldiers, all
Vermont men. in hospitals "a portion Of
them) about the city. Many articles are
needed, such as shirts, drawers and stock.
ings, all cotton, as well as common calico
dressing gowns, slippers, &c, indeed almost
any article of clothing used in sick room
Bandages and lint are also wanted, espec
tally lint in nedgets, mo. scraped bu
drawn.) Any of these articles which may
be supplied to our soldiers here will be o
great value to them, and win be most thank
fully received by them. In addition to thu
Vermont men whom | see, there are man,
more in other hospitals in this vicinity"
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-07-18
80. VA 1S62.
The several towns viii be entitled to
Delegales as ALLOWS:
CAMBRIDGE MARKET.

NNoiiNe~<gf SuJ -
At market 49s Cattle about 1876 and ~
consisting Of Working Oxen Miichcows and twosnd
three years OPP
100000 second quality, $3.50 e 900 third quality,
5000, 90 ordinary, 500
Wofsing 0xen $40 q go.
Cows ana calFes-S.5 q So
Yearling, none; year old S00gS1o three year old
s20a2lS.
Sheep Lamhs2120 at market prices IN lots 81 90,
Is - 90 each; extra - 80 aS400; or Sale u b.
Hides a. Gle Ealiow, 81 e GO.
PeiGs SO g. q so IS each Cali skins q, Be U Ii.
Spring Lambs 81 90 a 81 90. Veal Calves 50 g IS.
Remarls.-Beef lower; market dahl not many buyers
prssnt Sheep and Lambs sold higher than last week Not
many Calves brought 70 Market but oibeter quality and
sold higher prices
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-07-18

THE CAVALRY CoLoRs.-- As soon as
the loss Of the Isl Vt. Cavalry was known
in Burlington, a subscription was Immediate
" started by Col. L. B. Platt, and f. W.
Peck, Esq, for the purpose of replacing
them. The necessary amount was readily
subscribed and we are happy to say that on
Friday last the new colors were forwarded
TO the Cavalry Regiment. They are ofthe
same material and design as the original
colcrs, and we doubt not viii Gil the place of
the original ensign. which though destroyed,
yet was not MARRIED by one rebels touch or
ruthless hand. The Cavalry Regiment is
the pride Of Vermont, and we rejoice to see
that Burlingtonians claim the honor OF
furnishing the colors. by which they swear
to stand and die Burlington Times.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-07-18


In MatAnors nj, Tnne II, R0sANrA D. wife Of Jazscs
II fIewet and saughter Of Ezra r. Den Esq lase q les
ter aged IS years.
IA Pfymsnh, July 6, Miss AcHsA ". sPRAGue spirit
medium, and speaker aged IS years; Julg D. Mrs
Rl0DA POLLARD, wife Of Jancs Pollard, aged IS years
IN WhitiaehsH July g. Of diPtpria, Mrs. MARY JANE,
vile Of Biward L. Fuer, aged Y years, months ITO
die Is gain for the dea~ be raised incorruptble and
We shall be changed H.
Chester, July IL, Mrs ELIZA WOOD aged q years
In New York City, july II, Mrs. PRUDENCE WALKER
formerly Of Chester, aged So years.
In the army hospital iehmond Va, June II, VII
Bur WARE of Chester, aged Is yesrsa member Of Co
9Th regiment.
In Chester, June p, of dpthera, MILAN wAITE aged
IS years.
In Marlboro June 2S, Eqr Emerson of J. II Ham
iton, aged years Jaly capt. LEWIS HOW ARD, ageS
Is years.
In Vernon, May 8, HARRISON AsHCRAET, aged 10
In New Orleans, May "a Corporal n B. HUDSON Of th'
Sth regiment, aged n years.
In the general hospital Alexandria, Va, June Il. Of y
phod fever HENRY e. GIpDINGs Of 50 Co. sharpsh65t
ers, aged Is years-fersleriy Of felehsille.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-07-18
Esr,iINsTEn.

he Republicans and others Of West
ster, who are in favor Of sustaining the
lon. and of supporting the Adminislra-
in its efforts to put down the rebellion,
requested to meet at the Town HALL,
sr PARISH, on Saturday, august 9h,
b. at 8 o'clock p. NJ, for the purpose Of
hing four Delegates TO attend the County
hyen,ion, and to do.such other business
hay be proper when met.
BY order Of Town Com
|Testminster, Jaly 10, 1862.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-07-18
LATEST NEWS.

The Vermont Ninth was received in
New York city on Wednesday with great
bonors and much enthusiasm, Statutes were
fred, and the regiment paid martial honors
to Mrs. President Lincoln, who is now stop
ping at the Metropolitan.
There has been battle with the guer-
rillas near Nashville, in which the rebels
were totally defeated and driven back. Our
loss was SO killed and 62 wounded. The
rebels lost 80 killed and 100 wounded.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-07-18

cold, headache, dyspepsia, fever and ague,
billiousness, or any Of the lung strings Ct
diseases, for winch be has prepared prescrip.
tiuns, They are put up in boxes at % cts
easeh. Sold by o. +. Woods, Bellows
Falls, /. n. Thorn, Brattleboro, Agents
Phillip Lee, Proprietor, 1876 William street,
New York.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-07-18

HgLr FOR THE WoUNDED.-We hope
that the good and patriotic people of our
pill age viii at once do all they can for the
benifit of sick and wounded soldiers. The
large cities have already been drained to
the utmost, and il is time that the country
give freely Of their abundance. In another
place win be found the particulars of the
Organization of Vermonters at Washington,
and in this connection we eanno, do better
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-07-18
State Of Nerrnont..

ssrton River Boot & shoe so.,l (Windham Cd. cctr
y. Daniel y Murphy. April Term, lsd:
whereas at Che present term Of this court John A. Faru1
worth, heen others, eonartners ia trade at Reckp1
ham said county, under the firm of The Saxiens Rive
Boot 4 shoe Company brought this action against DAM
Murphy, Of saia Rockingham, upon the common eour
indeJifafus dssu9sssa demanding $1,000 damages and
appearing that the defendant has not bad personal nod
suit Is ordered by tecourt here that III same
continued the Of this 10 e held IN No.
fame, In for said county 81 WipthaM an lha fft0
Tuesday September and that the plaintiAA not
the defendant OF the psndctry ctsaid suit NHd ~
term OF this cnurt whet the Is eontinacd BY ~
fishing a substance this writ With this order hr thu
suceessiyess in the bellows Falls Times, tinted
said Rockingham, the last publication to Be az least
weeks previous said September OF said cof
which will be deemed sufficient notice to said defendant
"fis-' Il. TYLER, Clerk.
A. s. CAMPBELL Pits. Atty H2e
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-07-18

FRIDAY, JULY Is, 1862.
nae,. niMalnx.

e would announce to our readers that
have made arrangements by which we
prepared TO receive all kinds Of book
Ing. The work will be done in the
superior manner, and we are quite
will give satisfaction.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-07-18

Don't wait until you have tried every
thing else as some have done, $50 they tell
us) and only found relief and cured by the
use of Doct. Gifford's Homeopathic Cura-
tiYes. They viii cure you of cough or
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-07-18
pR,yn poErny.

LET Chie0ains boast ~ deed IN war,
And aiinstrels tune their seret guitar,
A nabler thssnc my bsUf lQss-
in praise of liHhEiegs macless Pills
Their cares are found 10 every hnA-
Aul tussi,'s suoUs--Qud AliSc's sand
Thcr aondr1us works tho papers fls,
rrudaesl ~ iielescSs lpntshlss ipA,
poss di,case ndlict sas3 IL not aaeA1
las cialminr uompaurd Win search u out,
And haHith agliu your s. attm IA,
II you fy e. 8nes 10 EEaUcAis piils
They re safe Tor ali-both old aud young
Their praisos arc on eynr tonauej
disease disarntl mo longer Kills,
Since arc Nlasscd with lERSivg s Pills.
az Put up with English spanish German, and French
tnrtons Price 25cpats pcr box. Sasay CoGisd Sec ad
81 page, l3i-ly
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-07-18
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
Or. Chcescman's rllIs.

Tg1lIE combination Of ingredients 10 these pills he
resulted along and extensive practice They mhd
Ia Incorporation and certain N correcting an Irregularities
Painful NenstFna,uns removing all obsttuctions whether
from cold otherwise headache, pain IN The side palpita
ton Of the heart whites, an nervous acons, hyseric
fatigue pain Ia the back and hmbs &c. disturbed Sleep
which arise IRON Interruption 81 n8ture.
DIR. CIlEEs EMANS PILLS
the commencement az era in the treatment Of
those irregularities and distractions which have consigned
many pnuaturr grave No female ran ENJOY good
health unless she is regular and Whenever and obstruction
takes place the general health begins . deehia.
Dir. CHEESEMAN'S fiLls
are most effective remedy known for 81 complaints
peculiar to Females To all clsses they Invaluable in-
duciue, with errtaiuty periodical regularity They are
known thousand who have used them Al different Pc
RODS throu hnut the country, having the sanction OF
Of the most eminent ply sicans in Anleries
Expc direcgions stating whoa they should not be used
with each boxe pee ~ per box containing from % t.
60 pills.
fs sont by mail promptly by reustina TO the prOpre
tor. Sold by Druggists generally
Il. b uUTGiIiNGs Proprietor,
70 eeisr 81, New York
o. p wcods, Agent, Bellows Fais Villas, pape
Mil VILLAGE; A. X Johnnot waipaei G hills. keene
ely
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-07-18
Rockingham Company.

We are glad to announce that Mr.. Chas.
Buxton, of this village, has received papers
to recruit a company Of infantry in this town.
Mr.. Buxton proposes to go out himself, and
has now opened recruiting Office at the
place formerly occupied as dental office
by DIR. Blake. He has brother already
in the army as lieutenant in the second
regiment of U. S. sharp shooters. Mr.. b.
has been saddler and harness maker in
cur village for some years, and leaves good
business 10 engage in the service of his
country. He fully understands the merits
Of the bloody contest in which we are now
engaged, and no doubt will prove faithful
soldier.
Mr.. Buxton is now engaged in arranging
and establishing sub Offices throughout this
probate district, and We trust will meet with
good encouragement wherever he may go
At Saxtons River, Lieut.. Patten b. Ober
has been authorized 10 recruit for the same
company. ana mas alfeaay thtsfeu upon tAe
duties Of hisoflice. Mr.. ODER also propose;
10 20 out himself. He is row a lieutenant
in the saxton's River military company
and will doubtless prove valuable acqui-
silion to the company soon 10 go out from
old Rockingham. Tie privilege Of recruit
ing a company in this town was asked i'm
medialely after the attack on Sumter, ans
at other Zines since, but all such propo
sitions were either declined or received the
cold shoulder, and now that We have The
opportunity, We trust that it will be i'm
1 proved.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-07-18

On Saturday the Senate confirmed the
nomination Of Hon. Il. d. Culver, Of Brook
Ign, as Minister resident to Venezuela.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-07-18
County Convention.

The Republicans and others, OF Wind
ham County, who are in favor of sustain
ing the Constitution and Union, and sup
porting the National Administration in the
present crisis of the Country, are requested
to meet in Delegate Convention 70 be held at
FAyErTEyiLLE, on Tuesday he len day
Of Aegtst next, at II O'Clock 4. NJ, for the
purpose Of nominating Candidates for
County officers, to be supported at the next
annual election.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-07-18
HERRWE's hid STRENGTHESISG PLasTERs

Cures in hours Pains and Weakness Of the Breast. ede
and BACK and Rheumatic complaints in an equally shoE
pefod of time Spread beautiful white lamb skin, tho
subjects the ncenvenience aud each on
VIII oe.week three months. Price, lss cent?
Herrck Sugar Coated Pills and hid PssfeFs sold b
ggsts Merchants in an parts Of the United Shs1
Ganadas South America aud may be obtained By csllin
for them by their full name. .
Sold In bellows Falls by o. r. Woods and John W. Meof1
g7ly1 DB L. h. TERRICK Il CO., Albany, NY
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-07-18
T.oOK AT THISy

TT as bscn sal Is man this rlace 'tlat ker roth
Ing bat Ne~sgapsrsr But I wish the people % know
that keep I'm assortment % nelciIes- more than !.
snaly keptin drHg sto-es in th vicinity and VII sell
ttesn ~ i-s rrres- o. r ht'yDs-
Bellows Pals. JUG 4. ISL
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-07-18


three years she has been Affected with blliou1
deran n the sadly impaEin her health. which
has been steadily falling during that eero When In New
York in April last friend advised b. test your Pis-
obtained supply Of Messrs haines & Park Druggist4
Park Row New York On returning hraae, ceased an
other treatrcn an2 administered your pii each night.
She 10 her feelings sxioa, dscssio9 etc
aurprissd ah rapid and permanent rrssorsf6ou 70
health his been tho result We used less than i've boxcF,
consider her entirely m.ll consider the above f
tribune TO YOU Physician and trust 1t will be the meaq1
OF Inducing many adopt Your pills their family niedl
cine fems,n, dear saf. VITA many than KS
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-07-18
N o tice.
ING OIL S
New Feed Gutter.

Yr-IE subscriber having purchased the sight % tsa'
{ ture and sell in WIndbau County, " ". HOLMAN
patent Feed CUTIE Ee aid give notice that he Is ead
to furnish tse sane.
TIE atueson OF Farmers and AL WHO have sae to feed
r. invited 20 this Machine the stand cheapest tinE for
clfnr hav sraw * IN It Is simple IN ar
rs-r,s eciens in execution aui not nahie g get out
a rersir Its self cus, aud can u guase 50 a. O. Gus
ms - w. szONE.
Bellows Fall, august l, 1860. 81
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-07-18

OrINIoNs or DEMocRATs.--During the
speech Of p. II. Smalley, at the state con-
vention in this place, one of the most pro-
rninent democrats in this town came 10 US
and said: ..It is strange that old man don't
know any better than TO stand up there and
talk such stuff as that" Another one
speaking of the same convention, few days
afterwards, said: "The fact is, there were
some half dozen in that convention whC
ought TO be in Fort Warren"
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-07-18

AGeicuLTUBEL LIBRARIEs.--The agri-
cultural library Association of this village,
has been organized BY the election Of the
following officers. President Joseph Will
son, Vfce President, Holland Albee, Secre-
tay, j. d. Bridgeman. Treasurer aaad
Librarian Aaron Arms. The subscription
amounts to $3.50.
AT Westminster $40 has been subscrib-
ed and the following officers elected: Nath-
AZ G. Pierce President, ID. A. DeWolf
Vice President, Benjamin I. Rice Secre-
tary, and S. S. Stoddard Treasurer and
Librarian.
At Westminster West S1o5 has beer
subscribed and officers elected as follows
Ira Goodhue President, George Campbell
Vice President, r. L. Crowell Secretary
and Homer Goodhue Treasurer and Libra
rian.
At Sakton's River s115 has been sub
scribed and the following officers chosen
John Minard President, L. G. Hubbard
Vice President, Il. S. Sabin, Jr, Secretary
and James A. Willard, Librarian.
At Walpole, N. H., also, sl5e has bee
subscribed and an organization effected, tn
following being the list of officers: Georg
Rust President, Joshua B. Clark Vic
President, Josiah G. Bellows Secretary
and A. r. Johonnot Treasurer and Libra
rian.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-07-18

Gen. Popehas announced that has head
quarters will be bis saddle.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-07-18

Carr. SABIS.-We meant to have stated
before, that Albert r. Sabin, formerly Of
this town, and son of E. S. Sabin, Esq, Of
Saxton's River, is captain Of the Middlebury
company, just gone out in the Ninth. lie
is a young man Of most excellent character,
and will prove faithful soldier and officer
to the last.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-07-18

The Republicans and others Of London
nv. who are in favor Of sustaining the
Ion. and Of supporting the Administration
rs efforts to put down rebellion, are re-
.sted to meet at the Town Hall, in Lon
derry on Saturday, August, 9th, 1862.
5 o'clock P. NJ. for the purpose Of elect
four delegates 10 attend tie county con
ktion, and do all other business thought
per when met.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-07-18
GREEN II0UNTilN INSTITUTE,
South Woodstock, VI.

" ALL Term begins Thursday, September 4th.
wsF. IL. SHTPAIAE. Al. M. Principal,
sssisted by fi hoard q thore and experienced teach
es The school embraces thorough courses Of study IN all
departments usually taught in Academies.
Expenses
TUITION Classical Department 81 TO s.; English Ne
partuent SO 90 - 80 Dr4Wina and Painting, - to Sc
French alone s3-vith other stUdie SIS Piano Meio-
deon 50: Ineidcnais IL Foam, including fuel,
lights and washing - 70 per week oonlsior elfboarders
at reasonable rates.
Circulars or Catalogues will he application to the
Principal whom letters for board should
be addressed.
South Woodstock, July 7. lS52 2sS2
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-07-18
The best Mower and Reaper In
the World!
Ey OIL D r FRIEND S -
IN THE RIGHT PLACE
Herrick's Sugar Coated Pills.

- = = - 24A"
THAsrIC In the world, used
twenty Years BY i've milli6nS
| Of persons annually; aluHya
!. giafe raatisawfions co1stnin 10
thing injurious; patronizsd By
tae principal physicians and
surgeons in the Union; slss
Stntly coated With sugar.
Large boxes 20 eenfs; ~
boxes for one dollar. Fun az
rections with each box.
TALLAHASSEE. LEON Col
Florida, July II, 1860. J
To pr. nerrick. Albany, N. y.
nv Dear Dosfsr ~ wrft6
this to iufwm you Of the won.
sierful effects OF your Sugar
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-09-09
A Battle I'm TennesSee-.-the
Rebels Victorious.

Memphis Sept. 3.
Persons from Lagrange report severe
Eight a. Middlebury, Tenn. seven miles
irum Bolivar, on Sunday afternoon. 1t
lasted several hours. TIE town was taken
hy the Confederates. The Union lres was
81 killed prisoners The Confederate
loss was killed and 8 wounded The
prisoners passed through Lagrange on
Monday morning. going to Holly Springs.
Among the Confederates killed was Cant.
Sarpingson, Of St Louis, shot through the
head.
There was 20 fight at B,liyar on suns
day.
Col. Bissell, ofthe Engineer Corps. left
ves terday for Halena on the steamer Enc.
liza
Forty gusrrilas fred into the Emelia at
the foot OF Buck Island, 80 miles below.
killing little drummer boy. wounding
soldier aid deck hand The military
landed aud the guerrillas disappeared. A
reconnaissance of the nsighborhond was
made, the houses burnt and plantations laid
waste. Fifteen prisoners were TAKEN
The negroes of the plantations were brought
away.
Col. G. n. Fitch temporarily soinurns at
Memphis, en- route for his 5cme in Indiana.
lie has resigned TIE Confederate prise.
ners are still in front Of the city. They 90
to Vickshurg 70 morrow,
Gov. Andrew johnson is expected at
Memphis, when changes will be made in
State officers here.
Nothing new from the Helena. The ex.
peditirn to st. Francis add other points had
not returned.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-09-09
Departure Of the VIII COUNTY
Regiment.

Last Tuesday was sad day in Joliet -
The Will County regiment left on that day
for the seat Of war, and painful indeed were
the separations Of fathers from children,
husbands from wives, sons from parents,
and brothers from sisters. The train con-
veying the regiment left the St. Louis
dept at 3 o'clock. For hours previous to
its departure the scene around the depot
was sufficient to soften the hardest heart
Thousands were gathered together to bid
adieu to their relations and friends and
the fates of war are so uncertain that every
one seemed to be impressed with the appre-
hension that many of the noble fellows who
were about to leave fer the scene of mortal
combat would never return.
When the regiment left this city it was
supposed that it would go to St. Louis, but
before it reached Springfield, it was order
ed to Louisville, Kentucky. Upon reach
ing Springfield, the men were supplied
with arms and clothing and departed on
the Great Western railroad for Louisville.
and we learn that they have been ordered
thence to Newport.