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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-09-02
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STATE nf ILLINcIS fNIn COusfy Ciscah c,s-i
VIII CyVNTI, May tern 4 =. ~
John Cary
Bridrir Car, ' ~ o''''
A fFlDASIT that the sEbs BfiagT; Cary S-fLsc,-i
IA IN the foregoing bill At complaint esnruas b.
sell ard ersdes serrre 20 Ir.s having t-vn fe
the once OF the clerk u -sid Cent SSiss \ bc'H
given To- the sao defendant BgjJ=ii Cay nn -,
Cary The sid complainant has hi.s bis IN 4 ch-
plant n sad CvuH On the ChaHe,ry eSe tlsr' ttt
that surDnDOns thereupen ss-n-d ent fsrd e0aH .
sid csnse against said ,r5,s izrt rrfGrBAble - O.
third MODGay Of May and ihsS s.is osns , pss
pending in sdid court And unIc-s y thu ssn br'1l
Il Cary shall personally b. and spg-ar b-fTs ~ Nc
Circuit Court Il III County IN -sid stsie % tbs t
day Of the said MAY tam fbeTrsf 10 b BID . yesa
IA said Will County The third NoD1sJ q nay =
1862 and plead, answer e-nIur 10 the SD canpeS
ants I'LL Of complaint. the sane and the HlsiEn =.
things therein cha Tged and stated vii bs Aio
confessed by Jon and decree entered against yosD
eordiDg 10 the prayer VI said bill Of oompl.i1L
BIZ RUSSELL crh
Iho's- III. HU-cHKss. Comps Sol -
~ ~ n 4
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-09-02
Illlne.s stats Penstsns.aFy, JeIIss, lll.
CASEY & HENDRICK,

Manufacturers OF BARRELS, Lumber Wagons. Bugges,
Wheel Barrwos, &C. &c Dealers in
Dimsnsion and Building stone.
Provisions Cattle aud Produce IF all kinds constant
ly wanted.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-09-02

AS-surgieal cases promptly attended !. -
cfce Ne. u Biuf strest. - - uI9ts
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-10-30

a"d ! w 4wHFEs a. ,alIVU "a ID ,S;ottEi 70
sss6pl6adid Assortment ofNletelsyaand,s il@e
tsls'sela wsses Consisting III pant ofsCanao Ge
|.xsNf Ckrhuncles aAiodaie, tRntaarlsd. ,add a.sr
|slsaaC, Sleeve -,tutsunp atadky AssH.gk1c
md GAataaais~ d6a,ns, cblsss. Cups. Srosa'
fH6tali 4 il9ipgsyiH natst sKiixss. "a Geld absqi
Finger Rings, etc, etc.. too uamsqoAs tou1n
'Fpp',s1sa .>ernssnskw .~saassasau rssK
+ ca sa4e1ah,AsajAe eSiS3dasascai ~ i
MI a1S a,tS r,3il aht'
xiAchss,@ .cleeka md ,iItV avi6sstiA
.oSit Twelve ytdaas' 81 isnet iaa {6e 66A1H,
h,'is tohhusny that 50 Wifi N4 SSb plG,
IL Who pix leeye ,hsirS Mo- ;h:e sa'l
| ~ All work warranlsd .Svn Gly4 ]
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-10-30
BlCGAGE CHECKED THKOL'GN AM
TRANSFERRED FREE.

ia. FRBIGETS.u = :.
BY thie itoutc Freigms % AZ !eser'P'ioas
san be forwarded to and from Philadeiphia.
New York. Boston, or Baltimore, to and from
apv poin. on the Rail Roads Of Ohio, kentucky
Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa. OF Missouri
BY Rail Road direct. i. -. .--!j:@i
Tie Pennsy lvania' Rail Road also connects
ut Pittsburgh with Steamers, by which Goods
can be forwarded to any port on the Ohio,
Muskingum, Kentucky, tennessee. Cumberland,
Illinois. Mississippi. Wisconsin, Missouri.
Kansas. arkansas and Red kivers: and 1t
Cley Gland, Sandusky and Chicago with Steam
ers to all Por,s on tho North Western L*ker.
Merchants and Shippers en,rusting the
Transportation Of their Freight to this Conpa-
nv can re- with confidence onitsspeedy transit.
TIE RATES or FREIOHT to and from any
point in the Vest ny the Pennsylvania Rail
Road. are ataN tines a. favorable are charged
By other X. Z. Componiss.
"a BE particular to mark packages ''0;a
Fenna. X. r."
For Freigh, Contracts OF SHIPPING Direction
apply t. or address either vi the following
agents Of the Company 20. ~.
d. 4. Stewart. Freight Agent. P'fstrrsh.
CI.rke &Co Transfer Agents, .Ii1sturgh.
H. W. Brown & Co.. Cincinnati, Ohio.,
R. c.. Neldrum T. Co.. hudson. Indiana
!, :, ]. Il. Moore, Louisri! z, Ken'uckv. .r!...
= w. W. Altman ! Co . Evansr,llr, indiana.
. R,-r Sass. II Louis Missouri. =
Clarke 4 Co., Chicago, Illinc'.. {.
W. ii. & f. l.. Langley. GollipoHs, Ohio.
G. B. Neal, F"rkers6uyg Virginia..
- Hall 4 Co., Marietta. Ohio e., i
II. 8. Pierce & Co.. Zunesville, OHIO.
Mcdowell 4 McColm. Portsmouth,. Ohio.
=" r. McNee'y. Narysvil'e. kentucky
J.P. Johnston, Ripley, Ohio.
John Todd Coeingto". Kentucky. :
G. l.. rIeatou. Cleveland, Ohio
re. Medium, General 7rore'ing Agent
| - for the Sosth and Reyt.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-10-30

IN PROBATE COURT.-SrATE OF MIN
y EsoTA: Il ExxKpis CdESrx-S.s l. (.
In the matter If the ate Of William II. Al
len, deceased
No'ice is hereby given, that by virtue and
in pursuance of an .rler Of ieease made ID
said matter on the PED day ct July. A. ID. 1861,
by the Probate ''ourt Of said County the UNI
dersign'd Executor Of the last will and test a
ment Of said deceased vii IN theeighth.t 8) day
of September Stat 4t0e :14ock In hs.-forenooh
Of said day, Al the Court House. in the town Of
Lit lie F"ps. in IT, Cpnniy Of uQrrisop, and at
! II ocl"ska.n 1, kesfsrsn6cn& j. Aeiresidence d
John Workman in the tuwn Of Little Fallb
West. Tod county offer for sale at public veul
due. thu following described l'nds, to wit !
pI"tn6 53sasdos6 .s6A aapS lcex No! thitteet
! (13) with dwelling h, -eey ff,arsou) sis .AAk
Town ot lits1s Fhls. e.sss, Mer+ -aea ,Cesssyyl
! htaie set rAfnnasosa. Also, Lot lfopr az il
Gls 81 ,hi,.S 'cps lal! il Iris F.lle West, il
|. Todd County, b. .teief, \lip4ssotas sasll J..
The erqs, Of sa1e wiz be. made knowua At TIT
time and irldce ,f sal. t.eSts
Egqo -. yav hnoW N3BARD1VT, tEtsiu>sr. |
DsttdtJniya17tA' dsl2sptodost AZ sai a}ta
suS2l-3w
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-10-30
LIVE STOCK.

.nrevers. and Farmers win find this the most
advanta eeous route for Live Stock! Capaci-u4
Yards. we'll wstered and supplied with every
convenience, have been u ened on this line and
its connections. and every at enti' il raid to
their wants. From Harrisburg. where viii be
found ever convenience for feeding and rest:
ny, choice is offered Of the PNIL :4DEL-
PHI4. NEW FORK and TJ.hOKE
MARKETS, This vii alao be found The shor:
test, quickest and most direc, route for stock
to New York-[via Al entown] and with
fewer changes than any other. -. ,.--l |
= Exocn LEvls, GenI Sup't. Altoona. r.; ,
LII. HOUR, Gen'l 7'ckei Ag't. Philadelphia
H. II Hovsr"x, Gent Freight .1y't, Philada,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-10-30
e.; -: Eight daily trains from =
PHILADELPHIA 10 NEW YORK.

Tickets for sale to Boston by Boat Or Rail.
Boat tickets good onany O. the sd,ind'i"es.
Fare to at points a. Lo'c as any Route.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-10-30

n HOWARD ASsOELATtON,e Philadelp lfia-
II etor the Rstief of, the Sifk land aDi,iresta
afflicted Vitk3 Fyulent and Chronic Uis.sse,oot
tie Ss1an 0'ya'as IL !"o tsG9ji'H ~ sa~
|n:rMe'ieaI Advice given gratis by the Acting
Surg on. ri -! ~ ~. i 9ris 81 udi s1.r
! 4GVAluahles r Eromrs on SHERMArOR RH(sA
|i6r OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Aad other bin sas-
fes soE the SslhHl Dxgsn<ji ind an lahd St1W
tREARDiEs enpiot edistaie Dispessary acshin
tse.led letahre observation-disclosures address
tat si..' 10 sI,s; w. Hk ILLEN ikOUGflIDN,
w .s4u8a-ty a.nA1 aiowspdc ssoeia%ibn,
fa Ne.-2 South NiDtl, Street. ,Rhiladslpbia. Pa.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-10-30

tN'61feeH.-~''rrscns- hraing -this -p~-~r~sph
!: mark9,tp, !heirG Prey vii know that
their subscriptions expire With THREE more
faMAAHetSssS NM ehat sinlss1 y6ty renew beI6re
that tine Their ustus VIII ~ Vrossd frSasSuz
boots. |
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-10-30

From Pittsburg to New York one train runs
daily (isO ni,es,) viz Allentown, without
change Of cars... ,.s,.-l =. !. 1.
ARRIVING IN ADVANCE Of ALL OTHER ROUTES.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-10-30
CLOUD yeook .sIQll J. :

1OHN II. Rt;SENBERGER &ouh ssipee&-
y fully infor'. the citizens. of Sc. Clsyd and
hor1Eern Minnesota that he hes Iurekased the
entire stock of he 81. Cloud Be6k Sfofe Ind
madeira: &c additieAs'tb<5eto. ard Iat 1SSN %
band,e icon'plsls: sssar' nspis af 2Bosks, zots-
tionery. Fancy Goods, Newspapers eelleags-
etc ,e,e! 4 iso: IL stiad.Fd sfiits s. fe&ooi
Books: 'Ptrs6n< will Ind II to ihtir ddvst {aee
TO procure their ct: Paul iaInd 'New Yeff p1iIy
and Weekly spape,s 1t this stti11 81 d mn er-
,iis pa, rons and lttieiids Or lie Oid O. Cload
Boil - ~ sN s ssgss
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-10-30

"Kseps eoastAusiy "a hand /. conplets a.sort.
neu, Of staple Ufy Goods Oil Cloths Floor
'lat,ings, Linen addiction Carpet Warp
wihtsH and so6loted. Also, ,hesty Duck. fol
'en,s for sniessots to the,gbld mines.1. A GEN.
ersl assoiimeot Of .Connecticutt made Clockl
light day and thirty shourLssn -. "a! Ia g.:
1t is we'll established fact that goods arr
ssoldnss 3ov il Minneapolis = n St. iP4ill and
other small towns tslsW. aandsi kes ct liens Of
! he; Upper N;ssissippi sountry xills6nd st:,tt
.,heiss 1yanlsge to buy thstr .eo.ds here. eT'I
SIG, odstshipped by boat stotys dsytat . ~ .
mail expfase.o s9s es-.i di4w v!n48-3n "a
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-29
PROM WASHINGTON.

NEw YORK, Nov. 2S.-A special to the Times
from Washington says: Tho current talk TO-
day In military circles here ia In regard to the
expediency of the Army of the Potomac going
into winter quarters. Late events seem to have
strengthened the probabilities of such policy
being adopted, and inferences to the same
effect are drawn from the Presidents visit to
Acquia Creek.
The President will, In his message, earnestly
recommend the passage of q bankrupt law by
Congress. G
q Reports received here from the front TODAY
locate Jackson's advance guard at BealstoWn,
on the Orange h Alexandria railroad, near the
Rsppahahnock, in a position to endeayor to
bold Gen. Sigel's force from advancing, or to
fall upon the rear of Gen. Bnrnside's army, as
may be most advisable. Other reports scatter
his forces along the eastern base of the Blue
Ridge, from the Rappahannock to Snicker's
Gap, placing the bulk in advance and leaving
parties in the rear to observe and harass our
lines. '- '.'
WAeHlNaToN, Nov. 27.-The President yes-
terday went by special steamboat conveyance
to Acqnia Creek, where he was met by Gen.
Burnside He returned this morning BY the
same means. r.-
The Commissioner of Internal Revenue hay.
ing heard the arguments OF counsel in regard
to the liability to taxation under the excise
law. OF persona engaged in the manufacture oil
clothiugI has prepared an elaborate staten ent,
deciding that clothing is manufacture subject
to taxation, at the rate of three per cent. ad
valorem, the value to be returned by the manu-
facturers as estimated by assessors, in the man.
nef pointed out by the statute.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-29
FROM THE SOUTHWEST.

NEW YoRK, Nov. 20 "A special to the TrI.
pune from Nashville says: The situation Ia
more problematical than at last adyIces. The
weight OF military opinion continued favorable
70 the view that there will be no great battle in
Middle Tennessee. lfthere ia it will be bet geen
Tullahoma and Winchester. ~ '''"''-
Considerable bodies of cavalry hover about
our 'front.', but since they were vigorously driven
py Col kennett's cavalry yesterday, they have
Deen more cautious. A body of eighteen hun
dred OF them who were at Nolinsyille yea.
terday, retiered to Murfreesboro last night.
breckinridges division of six thousand,
Cheatham's and Wither's OF five thousand men
each are at Murfreesboro. Buckuer's corps ID
az and around Normandy. Hsrdee's aud Polk's
arc nj posted from Tullohoma to MurffeeAboro =
ar oi hltDy smlth's army have Joined Bragg.
Gen. Negly thinks the enemy over seventy
tnousanu strong in middle Tennessee. Other
ses,'nSny s says they number about forty thous-
Early this morning Forests cavalry made a
Saso a. oen' Sneridan's pickets, fred volley,
hurt nobody and fed. :"
zen hosecrans has Issued stringent orders To
which gives general satisfaction, -
Brigadier- STANLEY arrived from Coy.
n M, NSsuiAVu hb ClleI VI Cavalry
Col. Blernet, Of the Is: Ohio artillery. ia de-.
tailed as chief Of artillery.
" 10 ascertaned that Captain Guurly, of AL.
s9a%a, %G, murdered Brigadier- General Robert L.
y Major. General Wright is requested by Gen
Nosecrans rose to arrest the editor of the New AL.
war. S'' "
CAIRO, Nov. 21-The Galveston News OF
the 1tn says Sam. Houston made secession
speech in Btenham lately.
Adviees from Holly Springs to Saturday Say
nearly the entire population had emigrated
All stores and most of the private residences
were closed. A small Confederate force was
there but not quartered permanently. The
federals occupy Hudsonville, seven miles
North.
The Georgia Legislature passed law recent
y for obstructing oil navigsble streams in the
state and appropriated half million dollarr
for that purpose. - -
The first General Council of the Episcopal
church of the Confederate States met at Au
gusta on she 18th. .'"'-sh ' y :
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-29
EOkcIRn NaWA.

NEW YoRK, Nov. 27.-The steamer City of
Washington has arrived. News mainly antici-
pated. Lord Russell in reply to the Liverpool
Chamber OF Commerce relative to the Ala.
bama's doings, says the matter is under consid-
GRAFTON Of the Government. ,..7
The Times shows that the destruction of the
British steamer Blanche was q Aagrant outrage,
and doubts not Earl Russell has taken proper
steps 70. obtain satisfaction.
it ID reported that the British steamer An
tonia, had been stopped by Government from
loading arms, etc, for the Confederates, at
Cork.
= Lord stanly has been speaking In opposition
to Cobden's views
The majority of the Prince of Wales was
quietly celebrated. The new Field Marshals
created upon the occasion are Sir e. Blakely,
Duke Of Cambridge, and Lords Cough and
Clyde. ------.----....s -...--------.-'
The Paris Pstrie calls for satisfaction from
the n English Government for illegal boarding Of
French vessels on the coast of Africa.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-29
Ohio 9tatesmran
a5'For latest Teleoraphic New,, Gee Sd Page.
Morning and Noon Reports.
Movements OF IaoI,ann

NEW YoRK, Nov. 27-The Herald says:
Gen. Geary made another successful reconno ois-
sance from Harper's Ferry yesterday, in which
ne DESTROYED cloth mill and took possession
OF some -four belonging to the rebels. II was
ascertained that Jackson's column moved to
front Royal on Saturday and Sunday, and ro-
turned to winchester on Monday, and from
thence moved his army toward the ferry next
asy, end established his headquarters between
Mllwood and Berryville.
Yesterday Gen. Sigel received information
thEough his scouts that Stonewall Jackson was
at opperville, near Paris, and General Stuart at
Salem, Just beyond Thoroughiare Gap, aud that
they have strong pickets thrown out in every
direction. The whereabouts Of jackson thus
continues, as heretofore, the most mystical af.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-29
From FhImnnIh

New YoRK, Nov. GA special 10 the Tri.
bune from Washington says: Officers who left
Falmouth this morning report oil quiet. The
rebels are receiving large reinforcem ents.--
Lees whole army, 10 believed, upon the testi-
mony OF deserters and others, to be 10 our from,
and to have been strengthened by the arrival Of
forces under Gen Bragg and StOnewall Jack.
son, The rebels are lengthening their earth.
works and mounting more guns,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-29
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-29
Lees Whole Army at Fredericks-
.r ,.- burg.

/, NEW YoRk, Nov. % "A special to the Her.
AID from Acquia Creek, Va 9Th, says: The
wife and two daughters of Dr.. Gillespie, a sur.
geon N the U. s. A., who remained at Fred
ericksburg when it was evacuated by General
Burnside last summer, were sent across The
river yesterday by a flag of truce, and proceed
cd to Washington by the Nellie Baker this
afternoon They state that the whole of Gen.
Lees army is certainly concentrating in the
vicinity OF Fredericksburg, and that they are
determined to dispute the passage of the river
by our army and contest our advance by that
route, step by step. Bloody work must ensue
whenever the army goesforward, which II short.
" must and the closing battle OF the rebellion
WIN DC fought within few days or weeks at
the latest. -. -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-29

Trial OF GEN. BuelI-RaiIrOau Acct
!oi ha- --i 5---. dent. T -..-.r ..
CINclSNATI,, Nov. 2s.-The Buell. Court Of
Inquiry convened yesterday After organizing,
Ii adjourned till to-day The proceedings will
be private. Buell. will not be present.
A passenger and freigh. train on the Ken
lucky Central railroad collided yeaterday alter
noon five miles this side of Paris, Kentucky
=. II. Crow, of Fsyette county, Ohio, John
Simpson, Knox county, Miss Josephine Hesa, Of
Yellow Springs, Ohio, were killed; johnson,
'of the 22d7 Michigan, and two othera, we're
wounded.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-29
Anosner railroad Accident.

LouIsvILIr, Nov. 2s.-Three passenger ears
In train from Louisville ran of the track al
switch two miles from the city this morning,
and precipitated down On embankment forty
feet The cars were badly damaged. One
oficer's leg was broken, and ten Others were
slightly injured. There were nine cars In the
train. The locomotive and bsegsge'oar passed
the switch safely. Some four hundred passen.
gers we're on board The track was torn up for
hfty ystds, The accident was caused by a. bolt
breaking and spreading the switch. Traint
will leave In the morning. n
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-29

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 27.-The hospitals were
hlled with joy and happiness to day by the
libefality Of our citizens, which supplied to each
OF them festive board, round which heroes Of
all the fghts gathered and feasted to their
hearts, content.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-29

FALMOUTH, Nov. 81 7-FredericksburR ia not
occupied by the enemy in force, merely pick.
ct guard there on duty. Business is totally aus.
pended. The only flag is British one floating
from private residence.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-29

HARPER's FERRY, Nov 27.-Rebel cavalry
has been in Wow all day. The latest official re-
port from tne front is that email squads Of In.
.fansry pickeiS are DOW observable with the
cavalry.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-29
Release OF Prisoners.

BosToN, Nov. 2S.--By orders from Washing
ton, all the political prisoners were released
from Fort Warren yesterday. Many Of them
left for their homes last night, INCLUDING Mar
shet Kane of Baltimore. If5naJ et7I :
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-29
AY ER'S
CATHARTIC
PILLS..

Are you sick, feeble, and
complainingi Are you ont OF
order, with your system de-
ranged, and your feelings un-
comfortablel These symp-
toms are often tho prelude to
serious Illness! Some iit Of
sickness is creeping upon you,
and should DO overteo BY a
timely use Of the right rem.
edy. Take Ayers Pills, and
cleanse out the disordered hu.
mors purify tho blood, and
let the fluids move on unob-
structed in health again.
They stimulnte the functions
Of tho body into vigorous ac'
tIvlty, purify the system from
tls ohsfructioug which make
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-29

Superior Linen Shirt Bosoms,
.WRIsTRANDs, OOLLARs, HALF
wv Hose, and undsr Garments, for Hall wear.
rrstsg eget tssf-E gun ef ~ Balm = BON.
No. o9to 90 South High street,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-29
SLEEPING CARS ON NIGHT TRAINS.

AE1or further information and Through Tickets,
TRys n m p0HARTY Ticket Agent Union Depot,
p. W. sTRADNR,
asnsnl Ticket Agent, Clncinnat.
mo. W. D0HnRTY,
Agent, Columbus.
A.W. WOODWARD,
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New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-29

CaxaIrvl and then to NewpOr. News. Their reques.

CayaIryl. and then to Newport News. Their request
TO 20 into active so,ycs, instead Of doing garrison
duty. being denied, the men became again dssatis-
fed at which Col Loeser sent in his resignation as
Colonel of Volunteers Hs will be returned 10 his
company. The Zouaves will probably be mustered
out of service some time this week.
Mr. Charles Muller, sculptor. of this city, has hn-
ished with his assistants, after five months labor,
the different medals for officers and men ordered by
the Chamber of Commerce for the defenders OF Forts
Sumter and Pickens There are four classes OF the
first. and four of tho second. The following is de-
.cription of two Of them, by which the Others may
be Judged
First cas. Sumter medal for presentation to Gen. Ander
son diameter SIX inches weight 80 os Diverse medallion
portrait Of Cen Anderson; inscription. Robert Anderson
l8CI" Reyese the Genius and Guardian Spirit OF America
country honor shs sesss the starry symbol Of the nation
and with the 1aug torch Of calls oud Tor loyal men TO
protect IT, Insci ion "The Chamber Of Commerce. New
YORK. bonors the defender Of Fort Sumter,he patriot the
hero and the man"
Second class Sumter medal for presentation to the commits
stoned Hcers: diameter four and half inches weight B o.
The diverse OF this medal presents medallion portrait Of
Cen Anderson smaller than that Of the fret cls. medal and
the The Is the iu design as the
first class medal, but smsler in sire Inscription, Iie
Chamber of Commerce. NewYoTk honors the defenders of
Fort Sumter-hrst to withstand treason"
The price of the duplicate medals varies from SD
to s.. They are beautiful works of art, and Alto
gether superior to what We have produced hitherto
this side of the Atlantic. They will make lively
addition TO TIE ornaments of tho center table and the
treasures Of the cabinet. -.