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Executors saI..

NJIICE . hereby given thsf. At the Janu.-v Tenn
~ 81 Tue Wi County COnrt, 20 be held IL eit. r..
thr "a hondsE OF January next. shall MAKE aruiio.
ton 70 resign and be Discharged from the Iu.es Of
my Office " executor offhe last viii Al zs.T,s,t
Of Isaac GOekIsy, deceased.
joliet. DECEMBER 9Th, 1851 ~
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FLOUR DEPOT,
FARNERs ACCOMMODATION sALOeN
NO.1I JEFFERSON STREET.

No. II JEFFERSON STREET,
PETER CLAUS, Proprietor
lEGS leave to inform the public, that he has leased
ID jle above Saloon which i open for the recrp
ton OF visitors His Bar will he always supplied with
tie choices liquors also Cigars Of the best brands
Cold lunch at all hours. Oysters Sardnes and other
kinds of refrrshments served up short notice.
Gt cd Stahliug for 1.-THE accommodation Of horses.
Joliet, Oc: Ist, SOL. nl5-Gm
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DENTISTRY

Or =. b. CHOC H ANE
MOULD respectfully inform the Inhabitants Of
~ Joliet and vicinity, that after an absence of
nj years has returned to Joliet for the purpose Of
insHs " ms future home, and adopts this method to
~ M ms friends and the public, that he has taken
'Ns looms formerly occupied by Carpenter Pierce,
OVER BROWNS DRUG STORE,
Were he will be pleased to see all who ay need yIKrs
NSsb DENTAL OPPKRArloEs
on rose who may employ him may be assured that all
JsiSSn ons VIII he performed in neat, trtIstS and
Nov. %, 1851 ,9.v
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FA1MEH'S
Z A TIN G Ii o L E,
Joliet St, nearly opposite the Poss once Joliet, III.
Gals and caid Lunch at all i,ouT..
Mortgage Sale.


DuRLTC notice is hereby ri zen that by Nirtne Of
4 Mortgage with pOwrr % -sle executed Is Bern
hard L. SHARPE Grantee therein Ly Peter Nicholas
uffr-eu AND Helena Illir--n hi wc. bearing late the
IA CAV Of November A. ID. ISIS and recorded ia the
Recorders o- Of KaHkltee County. ami state Of Hi
u,,s m lo Is 1T Pages GJ 81, default having been
n,a,e in the payment Of the mote therein described fr
the sum 81 One Thousand and Sky Eight Jvilars
thereby occurred the undersigned, will, assignee
Of se mort gage and Attorney in fact Tor said Bern
hard .SHarre, seat public veniue on the 2sht day
of January A. D. 1852. between tlIe hours clone fur
O'Clock T. n f that day at the North door % the Court
House in Joliet County Of viii and state Aforesaid. TO
The highest bidder fn cash the following des-ri..sd
property situated T Kankake@ County, State q I'LL
nois 10 wit: The North East quarter Of Secftin
No Twenty-three (3l In Township No Thirty-twO On
North Of Range Fourteen. East 81 the THIRD principal
meridian containing one hundred and sixty acres
or less.
Together with the appnrtaneness thereunto belong
ing or in anywse ertanng Said sale TO be without
reemotion and deed deeds VIII be executed TO the
purchaser or paTch8sers Immediately upon such sale
BURTON 4 HEWITT
Assingse and attorney in fact ofDernhaTd L. Sharpe
Joliet, Dec lesh ls6i.
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sT,TE OF illinois, S.. wiz Co. Circuit Court
CorsrT OF WILL, OF hateh Term' 1852.
...,.,,,h MeCarty. who sues ia the namel
tl l-rssSt friend John Mahoney, Bill FIR
VIZ Divorce.
John McCarty.
rVrpAVIT Of the non-resdence of the above
A I.n,ed defendant, John McCarty having be n
n m. Office Of the Clerk Of the said court. Notice
~ M given 10 tire said defendant John McCarty
beth McCarty the said complainant has filed
tii N mplaint in said court, the chancery
w w, .Sareoc and that summons thereupou issued
IVY f,l court in ssaid cause against said defendant
oe. sIle on the Third Monday Of March next and
is,' 'Stl r,use is now pending in said court
'n.. ,Is.. you the said John McCarty, shall per
m, ne and appear before the said Circuit Court
s Comfy GU the first day Of the next term there
?, III held a; Joliet in said Will County, on the
IA Wonday Of March, A. ID. 1862 and plead answer
irrr n the said compliments bill Of complaint
u. ,srns and the matters and things therein charged
ln I ,at.d will be taken confessed by you, and a
80 entered az anst gu according to the prayer OF
aid bill Of complaint
'''- D. =. RUSSELL, Clerk.
n BIlBrR COmprI Sol
Joliet Jan II, 1867 Sl4w
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Strayed

a FROM the subscriber in Joliet ia Univ
~ last. a small sized light hay stud eolt. tvJ
~ years old lsst spring. will made md sct,r,
-lLl- and msne and tail black Wboevrr IN
return sad colt give information bv Ie,.e-
or otherwise where it may be found will be iIberslI1
rewarded
so.iet, Eo.- il. issi. ~ =.
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| NSIEAD Of the prgfts for simLannuEI Dividend. =,
"i1itiOn l. premiums usually drawn from lie In.
si'e by stock Companies opay Es-tern kbold-
e-' thr rates ia The ILLINOIS NUrU,I are 80 outsIJx
arranged ~ only Go require from the Members srtl
~ money {, PaE with Tt0i7'y, all Las-es d er-
lsii3e- Tie Pftmium Notes, nov au,,uutfny 10 over
rae hif''Da 81 b9u.frs secured isv a lien ur.on
the property insured valued at over Ten Mi,lioDs-
rms ample Fnud -i"fi- guarantee for fhe t,av
nrnt NJ every os-the security being al located in
~ iu1is and subject 10 laws No policies are
ise. pi % TINS state. The Members are subject n,
"a" mtg 'ii u'ii losses being adjusted bv agreed art
trati"n All LOSSES cashei within ninety days a..
occur under Policies paid yearly in As!yauce
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
l.. n Hart. LYMAN Trunbuli. Rolert Smith
SAMUEL Wade, El!ss HilLari Ti,,,tax J,-,..
J.N-SchwcfEle, II. Gilman N ~ p1ii,..
b'uj = Long L-krilenbersar Henry "a
,. A. Holman, John Atwood NJ a Area
OFFICE RS
~, ,-,.,,..,. - NJ G. ATWOOD. President.
l. DhiuEA, treasurer and Special Agent
,r JOHN ATWOOD. Secretary
John Blalsdell GEL. Agt- J. Howard Ass't GEN Ar
Local Agents at every county town ia the st1ts
BIssELL a. HEATH, Agents, JOli..
Sept. l, 1851. II.
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THE MARKETS.
,o,,.tPrics Current,
MARRIED

,t,,. Catholic Church, on Tuesday the eth
= Sv he Very Reverend Charles Kumin, EDWARD
1'5 L, " Esq.. to Miss Louisa v BELz only daugh-
N.DDSJahnlIIelz, Esq, all ofJoliet
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F. WILLENTZKI, NJ. d.

Ale SURGEON in the 4th Regiment, B. G. L.
having located himself in Joliet. offers his services
80 tns public DR.. W. has served IN the British Army
sad war in the Crimea
- surgical cases promptly attended
Oniee No. IS Blum Street nlat
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7 Ill +
MILLS,
rNHEsE MILES are now in complete order fc
FIGURING and Custom Grinding,

Being worked by experienced Iers who understand
their business, hope To give entire satisfaction
all who patr0nize
We have ample accommodations for thoseN~ho come
from distance and Of necessity have to remain
night. We have opened
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yltlu advertisements.

--IsS HATTIE DAKIN Is prepared to
nj Is"S. All kinds Of genIlemens and ladies hair
VI n'A an very reasonable terms. Residence at Mrs.
!',,.., corner Of Ottawa and Cass
CITY TAXES FOR 1861.
COLLECTORS oFFIcR,l
Joliet, Nov. l6, 1851
,,,tc notice !. hereby given, that the Collectors
Dtps ,oyetbsr with the warrant for the collection
~ ayes f,r the municipal year A. D. 1851, has
tssa lug gs concerned are requested to call at my
~ P,,rr Of Joliet and Washington SITS, forthwith
~, tbor respective taxes, or costs will be made
The New York herald., 1862-08-20

Total, ex'vc Of specie $780, PA l0oleoso s6I7 57s
The new fiscal year begins with dimished i'm.
port movement and an increased outward move.
ment Of produce and merchandise. II Is true that
last month the entries Of foreign merchandise, the
Withdrawals from warehouse and the receipts OF
duties were all heavy. But this is due to the fact
that the tariff went into effect on the Ist OF
August. The remaining months of the year will
IN all probability, show a steady decrease in our
imports Of foreign goods as compared with the
corresponding months Of former years. II will be
remarked that the exports for July exceeded the
imports by over 81. 900 900. In June the excess
of exports over imports was $s 900 900; so that
the foreign trade of these two months gave b..
lance of $11 900 900 in our favor wherewith to pay
for the American securities sent here for sale.
At this time last year the banks had Just com.
peted their first negotiation with the Secretary Of
the Treasury, and agreed to take $50, 200 600 OF
7.30 notes. Public feeling was generally very
cheerful in consequence. Money was worth 4
a per cert on CALL Exchange on London was
quoted l07 per cent. Stocks were generally much
lower than they are now the public were only Just
beginning to recover from the depression caused
by the defeat Of Bull run, and Southern State
stocks depressed by the intelligence of their
conIlscation by most Of the Southern Legislatures
The following are the trade tables for the seven
months which have elapsed OF the current calendar
year, July being the first month Of the fiscal year
lsco
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American Affairs.


The London Times OF the 9th has an editorial cxpa
tating on the dminutve paper currency in America.
The London Times, in another article reviews the con-
duct Of America in regard 10 tho OF Nassau
IL questions the policy Of carrying out their powers to
their full extent but says that Lord Paimerston per-
fecty right in toerating claim which u may be here.
after the their own country to enforce
The Morning Poa also has leader the subject OF the
OF Nassau. II says the federal cruisers by
stationing themselves just outside OF the prescribed
limits frsm the shore, become organization for tho
express purpose Of setting the AngloAmcrcan conven-
ton at naught.
Mr.. Sdel had m interview with M Thouvenel subse-
quent to his audience with the Emperor, and NJ Thouye
mel asserted TO have alleged that the unwnncss Of
England the principal why France did not act
At in American matters.
Tho recognition Of the Independence Of the South was
regarded as pretty ce. tain.
The Confederate steamer 200 last seen by the
John Bell which arrived In the Clyde on the 4h
she was scaming fourteen or fifteen knots per hour
grand banquet given at sheffield to lord Palmer
son, who in his speech regretted the prevailing distress
In the manufacturing districts but he thought all would
admit the wisdom Of the government In attempting
TO relieve that distress by interference In the American
war. He congdered interference would only make mat
ters worse and the government would therefore, main
tain strict neutrality lie hoped that the evils now ex
lsting would have end that charitable feeling
would yet prevail tho other side Of the Atlantic and
that another year would see continuance OF the
sent deluge Of blood.
Mr. Roebuck made a long speech. Tic said he had no
doubt America would be divided in two and he thought
ultimately into Eve parts and forever to be the
United states lie denounced the conduct of the North
a. Az immoral proceeding, totally incapable Of success
Ceres of "No, No"-'Ies, yes.") Thus they could
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II is stated that Garibadi refuses TO obey Victor
Emanues proclamation. II also stated that he held
council OF war. at which Il was determined to march
forthwith on Rome, Notwithstanding the remunstrance
from Turin
The enthusiasm for Garibald was tremendous, and i
reported that he would be at the head Of fifty
thousand men.
The Paris correspondent Of the London Daily Necs
asserts positively that Garbaldi has refused to obey
Victor Emanuel's proclamation. .a.s.--6 s&
The that the English feet was ordered 70 join
the French squadron In interference with Garibald
proved false s~s ft 81
letter from Palermo says the enthusiasm for Carl
bald great that young men were disappearing en-
trely from the place. and II other cities Sicily initiate
Palermo Garibald must be at the head Of so 900
volunteers.
La France says Garbald held council Of war at Cef
faa the 4th nst at which 1t was decided TO march on
Rome, notwithstanding the remonstrance from Turin
The volunteers numbered elk thousand Garbadi had
chartered large vessels His plan Is said to be to land
in the Gulf of Palermo be joined by aux ary
force and march on the Roman states.
. The official Turin Gusee says Garibaldian volunteers
would Cave for Messina instead Of Palermo. They
Der ooo and are divided into three columns,
Quoted by Garibaldi in person.
In the Chamber OF Deputies on the sth OF August, ~
Ratazzi said there Was run.or not officially confirmed
that an encounter had taken place between tho troops
and baud Of GaIiAadians and the troops lost Gfty
muskets
N lnaia.
The Cacetta matt OF Jelly l. and Bombay OF July II,
had been received The American portion is board
the Europa
Markets.
The sales of cotton the 9th in the Liverpool market
were five thousand bales prices closing Grm and un.
changed The sales to spectators and exporters we're
three thousand balos
BreadstuIs closed quiet but steady on the 9th.
Provisions inactive. except bacon, which was
firm.
Consols closed at ss,% osts cor money.
American securities frmer. but without quo
table change
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.A ST. .ArNANAc roR xxw yoRK-TBis DAT.
Sun Risrs........ iaj MOON morn 0 33
s............... 63 HIGH 81
Port of New york, August 10, 1864


CLEARED. r,f
Ship New York Dernh RS. Gassow-W Wilson.
: Barr Eung tPrus,, Renel, Antwerp-Funch. Mcinckc
Bark Msrayal Griffin, Barbados 7 DwiSat
Bark Godfrey. Clarke, New orieans-waKeman Dimon
Brig Scotland lBrh McKnncu. Liycrpcol-A Leary.
ffas iS sshs l0i aencl
Brig Reed aBr5, wciingaiie, savanna Mar-Bret
Brig Ocean q . Belle Psi'Ansal Port Maria and Kingston
81 vi Greene
ss ss1 S.,g s s sfsa ss@
srfs
xss1ses ks Hss,s
schr Aldebaran. Hand. Maranham,. &cAH Corning Son
schr Exempler tBr) Dawson. windsor-J r Whitney 4
schr NJ L Davis, Doane, 81 Kitts-Geo Vessels
Schr Simon Brj. Oathouse, fiarbor Gracep Nevius
scnr Fl celsen, celsen Bansor-R Buck Co.
schr Judge s Tsney Girne Bsnsor,,Mss,sesr ssI
sssg oop Sssr Grss s4ss rdns New ssy Racket
ARRIVED.
roe van SspqBns G Z hours Shaw FSss % Non
Tompsius Left al the ircakwaer steamboat
from arrisons Landing, for New York, with GOO sick SOL
esrs o ead @ A@y Of the she A" put in on a
Had hP he enr
passale.
Ship Vision of boston,, Crowel from Boston, in ballast
to Bas sett 4 Bacon.
shlp Mongolia (of Bath sweetser from Bos,ou, bal.
last, to e q Duncan.
Bark Elizabeth (r Of Bristo Bearne Cardiff IS days.
with coal TO Cunar. Aug g. lat 43 81, Ion As l6,
Whaling ship Ann. and from New Bedicrf cruise,
clean, q days cut, all we'll
Bark Medea (Aus) Cosuiicz Havre As days with mdse
g Z DUNCAN 4 Co. Ans I iS L, a. Ion q 4o spoke Br
s2 4 pas bark Aberdeen Cochran from Cardenas July
g. for Liverpool.
Baah Donaa sHains, Meyer Hamburg 81 day., with mdse
and 2e9 passsnseas m N T. k9nhara' Co p,un. n.o
days. with fruit &C.. Giro Franca Aug IL lat 3D. lou
C2, spoke bark Malon henccfor Queenstown.
Schr East Machas) Brown Lngan CB, 10 days,
with coal and lumber 10 mas
Scbr John Rurgcs, Baker, Elizabethrort for Boston.
Schr J q johnson, Chase. Machias, O days
schr Florida, Kelley, Dennis, days.
Steamer Falcon. Jones, Providence.
Uri ind
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nev or be reunited. The mere waste Of blood
against slavery. The Anercir correspon-
dnee or the london Times and other papers represent
recruiting failure bat the London Stars correspon
dent says there douet that in few weeks the Ires
deuts call would be fully responded to- He represents
that Sccieans army stronger than Il was before the
late battles.
The rebel steamers Merrimac aud No 200 succeeded in
esca ing from thoUnited States steamer rcscarora
The unlei States rpscarora arrived at Kings
town on the afternoon Of tho 9th INST.
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1ffscelian Gods.

BR BrIo JoHs Elzanrru Main before reported ashore
asps s 70 New YORK; e. s1 L y Il
water and Is yet damaged CAP, Bown wrecEng
eved win be done in few days. The rig butt at
S John Elliott Of and nse M New
castle Eng Adyces TO tho 18Th ins. state that The brig
that day to get her OF.
sens wssmse5Ss of New London, Ferguson, from Fail
endeayoring avoid another vessel ashore the south
mage 7th, AM. a, high water, and proceeded.
scHR Mona. Chadwick from zabethport for Newbury-
sSsn g The What ana as the FAX Is
s S thought
scnn usnR'sr HAssAH sof eresnportl Valance from
son o osn IN inc wsso 20 m one
Ing badly and by vigorous efforts o. the kep,
prevent Smiling lc easy position on hs west s,
damage The coal win be discharged taken 70 Green
port.
beautiful so9e yacht sps at Jackson
she "ss esea ses
ESQ '" viii Ss I
spoken. sc.
" praees ,hip John Aaams on MA cruise all well Aus
shie Gsn NOVEL; from sombrero for England July 2s Ias
Bark Nonantun from Nyork for London July 81 lat -
Foreign Ports.
YORK days; park cdxonVlle Slnkers fOf 40 days
fPrn srr .wsnrp EUROPA, Carr RAcr--TrLsGRApHrc
Arr from Nyork. Aug I, Lucinda at Pill; Lebanon. ut
Bristol; Iero Antwerp; Sth, Adams, at Que enstown
Ann Hodgkips Dublin June ~ Alice Provost,
ritlus; July Keang do; Acine and Narfagansct st
oueen-town: Laura, Albion, az y Helena.
Arr from Ph adcIphin, Aug 3, Catherine At Liverpool
Arr from Baltimore Augs Patterson at Liverpool; Allan
sid Tor NYorx Arg Spartan, from Waterford 7h Aine
ran Eagle from Portsmouth; II Ryerson, from LIVER
pool: stb, Mobile, from eg
sid for Boston Aug s. Winged Arrow. from Liverpool
Tie Mary Pleasant recently wrecked Akyab
Tie steamer corlcz tosly destroyed by at shang
hal.
The Hamlet from london for SYork put into Portsmouth
or the sth last, having been ~ collision.
Amerlcan Ports.
BALTIMORE Aus G-Ar schr Julia Newell, Trot, Port.
land Gid oarks Industry lBr sm,h, Rio Janero; Wal.
than Souhard Gibraltar hr Cid2, for orders; BRIG g q
billings wasson Barradoes land ld) schrs Peerless Pat.
tersot Johns PR tand sld); Priscl Crowtner West
Indies; VIM Lancaster (3r) ayco 81 john MI; Saw
ye Cana &C. Boston; Idaho Linton. do; sata Kelly DO:
Ocean Bird Beruy, do. Arcoa Cuin, Prov dence: WIN
Bemcnt BarrrL New Haven: Mary Alice, Perry NYork;
Entinl ii gets Little do Clara Norton, Gay, Jersey Ctv
schr Julla Newe Trot. Portland Sid bark Indus Bf)
ish-Arr scfrs " Smith, Lscum, Nyork; Louisa Hal.
ei Boston, Clos on CoomOs, do; Harper Coombs Pedro
The New York herald., 1862-08-20
France.

Many French journals speak with great anxiety as to
Italian affairs under ribaldis movements.
The Op,ncine Natioaas dsplores the fatal hesitation
which makes the French government shrink from the
Necessary souticn--viz: the evacuation OF Rome.
The Rourse was drmer, closing on the Sth al 60f 1oc.
for the rente5. IL * t& IA
The New York herald., 1862-08-20

But, indeed, no one who examines the subject
can doubt but the Erie will earn, i'm 1858, dividends
upon all its stock. Its sources Of income are and
will be hereafter, very different from what they
have been i'm the past In the first place. It's long
dock renders il the most direct grain road between
the West and the ocean, and enables IL to effect
substantial saving In working expenses. Next, IL
has just made an arrangement for coal trade
from the Pennsylvania coal region which will pive
il net profit Of s2O0,OO year. Finally, the AZ.
Iantic and Great Western extension IL steadily pro.
crossing westward and will shortly throw upon the
Erie large Western traffic, which now finds its way
over the Lake Shore and other northern routes. II
Is probably safe to estimate the business for 1869
as foows:-
Erie traffic proper. SO 900 900
Deduct expenses Of working, say 90 rer cent 3eOoooe
Nct... ......... 50 ,4OO. 600
Add profit coal trade. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 600
Add net Income from new Western business. 100000
Net income. Too
Deduct
Interest on $40 900 900 debt :. -. 81 400 900
Dividends on $40 900 goo stock.... 100000
------ 2,73o,o 600
Surplus ALL. ...................... sl7o,o ,oos
The chances are, in the opinion Of railroad men,
that the Erie income will rather exceed than fall
short of this. 1t must be remembered that the
Eric Railway Of 1863 will be very different affair
from the old Erie Railroad which ran from Dunkrk
and landed at Piermont, up the Hudson Its ia.
ture course Is practically from New York city to
The New York herald., 1862-08-20

Balance applicable TO dividends Jan. 1863 032 52e
II is certain that unless some disposition has
been made Of the net earnings Of the company in
a direction wholly unexpected by the public,
there Is dividend on the preferred shares in Janu-
ary and large working capital besides. 1t has
been lately said n the street that the current year
has been an exceptional one, and not to be de-
pended upon in estimating the permanent value Of
the shares. Referring to the company's records,
We find that its earnings for the past nine years
were as follows
The New York herald., 1862-08-20
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

TUESDAY, August 1916 r. NJ
The trade tables Of the port for the month OF
July were closed to-day. aud we present our
usual comparative statement
The New York herald., 1862-08-20
NEWS FROM EUROPE.
ADDITIONAL BY THE EUROPA.
-~>>~~~~~~-~~.>->--~~~--~~
Progress OF the Rebel NegOtia-
tors for Recognition.
NOV EMENTS OF GkRIBALDI IN ITALY,
&c., &C., &c.
ST. JOHNS. N f.. August

ST. JOINS, N f., August 10, 1862
An interruption Of the Nova Scotia line prevented the
transmission OF all the Europa's news last night
The New York herald., 1862-08-20
Commodore Farragucs OiHcial Report OF
the Destruction OF the Arkansas.

dispatches from Admiral Tsrragut and among them Is
the following
FIAosHP HAsuoRp,l
BAros RoyGE, August I, 1852. I
siR-I s one of the happiest OF my life that
am ensbiod TO inform the department Of the desruc.
ticn OF the ram Arkansas not held this iron.
clad vessel In such terror bu, because the community
did.
On the 4tb Instant sent tho Tennessee up 10 Baton
Rouge with provisions Tor Commander Porter aud the
gunboafs stationed II that place
On the night Of the 9th she returned with information
that the enemy had made combined attack upon Baton
Rouge by the ram aud the gunooats Webb and Masic
and calling for assistance
AT daylight the Hartford vas under way Tor this