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Smyrna times., 1862-02-13
Come Settle, Gqd Beam

The subscriber hereby gives notice to all persons
ihdebedlO him on Bond. Mole Book Account q,
Cherwise lhal he shall require settlement about The
hr't OF January. The TIN have So changed m lLt
cly ihal IL requires US 10 pay cash Tor Goos 10 buv
lhen !" any adFaniP ge, consequently II becomes re
ceSsafy ha' he should IN The future, reduce hls hus
ness 10 as near a CASH operation as possible 'The.
lore great Inducements will be off red 20 CAsu
All Bills twlthOut previous unde rstandng viii he
considered due in thirty days All running accounIs
must be settled every SIX months
dec26 'TuOS C.ppeu
Smyrna times., 1862-02-13
Farmers, Look Out.

All persons interested in the use of the fol.
lowing articles are requested to examine my
stock, consisting Of very superior
Grain Cradles, Wheat Rakes,
Revolving Rskes. Hand Rakes. Barley Forks.
Cultivators, Flows, Horrows Ground Rollers
&c. JOHN MIIIAwAv
N. B--Agent for Khrby's AMERICAN HAR.
vEsrER, MANNEY's REAPING MAogINE and
TneAsHIEa MACHINE, PELToN's Triple Gran
HoRsEPowFR. Hand Cornshellers, Power SbeI.
lers, &c. 80
Smyrna times., 1862-02-13
GRAVEYARD Lots for Sale.

Notice is hereby given that Graveyard Lois in
The New NJ. +. Cemetery, the road leading to
Duck Creek, are now ready for sale. The Lois are
lad OIL TO SUIT purchasers III squares of 80 f. by 80 Fl
and will be sold as whnle. OF square, at The Op
lion OF the purchaser For further particulars apply
to w T. COLLINS. }
J. n. BEwLEY, ICommittea
Nov. 4th, 'l6-tf
Smyrna times., 1862-02-13
ATTENTION.

The subscribers, intending to relinuuish bus.
mess. hereby notify all persons indebted to Them
as hrm or as individuals TO come forward and
settle the same forthwith, and thereby s0ve
themselves trouble. JOHN VANGASKIN.
Jan. 7th, '62.
Smyrna times., 1862-02-13
For Rent

For Rent,
Two DWELLING HOUSES on Commerce q,
Ja"Ao Apply 10 A. STOCKLY.
Smyrna times., 1862-02-13
FOR REMT-

ne" . lCkE HOUSE and DWELLING. Of mod.
ern style IN perfect order, and an excellent stand an
cure OF Jno Eaton Esq, or s. c. Eaton on tbe orern
PN''ASNiSS.
Smyrna times., 1862-02-13
SMYRNA SEMINARY

The public are hereby notified Ihnl Mr SaI,J. ,a;,I
open School in SMYRNA, on Methodist 81 Jnnrt
aoOVe !S the NJ L. Church, on Monday, January I3Ib
oS' For further pa tculars see circuars. -''"
Smyrna times., 1862-02-13
GlJy!oua ViCt0ry!

Fert HeA'y, on the TcaH=ssee River Cap
t2rsI.
The EHpedi'ieH sgaiast For, Henry, on the
Te""ssses, has bsen entirely successfrI, J, a nd
the fsrI 10 nsS ia the PossssSi. II of The Fedora,
Joops.
Smyrna times., 1862-02-13

The subscriber has for sale abont co 0Oe OSAHE
ORANGE QUlCKS, Of a suiiahle size for setting .Mt
for Hedges this Fall or next Spring. Persons wshInH
.ApPiyte STEPHEN AIyrIx,
Oct losk, >6i.6m
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-02-20

A NERTrSo OF CITIZENS WAS HELD in the
Governa's Room Of the City Hall, yesterday aner-
noon, Sr the purpose Of making arrangements,
In conjuncsan with the Common Council oomnittee,
appointed for the purpose for the RECEPTION q
Colonel Alfred NJ Wood and fellow prisoners q the
l4th Regiment, who are scon " be exchanged.
Hon. r. D. spinola WIS appointed chairman. A
committee Of thirty -four-one fruu each Ward and
county town, end ten " no selected hy the O unity
a, large, was appointed TO act with the Common
Council conn itteo. They will meet in the ,vef Il.
cr's Room, City Hal. ats o'clock ON Thurslsy
svcnirs 2, tr the purpose making necessary ~.
rsugemsnts.
TuE BOARD or SUPERVISORS met yestef.
day anernoon, q, the County Jail. General Crvoke
in the chsir.
Resolutions were adopted appointing committee
TO o., with a similsr one u the Ccmn.un Council,
~ make arrArg tments for the reception o. Cionel
Wood.
The Court House committee reported as b. the
heating Of tie new building. They Recommended
tina, the ccntrac, be awaideito GOoiI, Whit ( &
Co., for ei2,Jso, " be heated b. low pressure
Seven lids were before the committee, namely ,
Blake a whiuock $3.50. ditto $500; Felix
Can pbell .%1tO Chsrl,s Z lis sts,21b BAKER &
Smith 9 Q, SOc, Hills Benton $ib, 200 and Good,
Whining & Co. Sl2,7SO. The report was l.id o. the
t,bla, and the Board adjourned.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-02-20
MILITARY NEWS.

Two recruiting parties wire sent out fronn Gov
cga'.'s Island, on Tueiday Anstnccn l. recruit
for the ,wo companies Of the First Infantry, ana
one " the third which are b.iog organized there
one of the parties, under Lieutenant Marrton,
First Infantry, has gone " Portland, Me where
the s,yeutecnih Infantry had two ilcos open for
several months, but had - close thom IN accoun,
Of the scarcity Of recruits
Orders have been received by the commanlsnt
Il marines 1t thi, poet, 70 recruit between seven
and eight hundred men as quickly as possible
I've enlistment now averages one per diem. The
offce in this city, Is at NJ. - B'wery, AMI in
Brooklyn, at the Flushing avenue barracks
Tho storesh'p A. Iough,on tONk,l and the
steamer John =. Jackson, hauled into the stream
| yesterday from the Brooklyn Navy Yard. They
will sail a. soon their powder Is put Oil board.
| Commodors Padding has ordered tue gunboa'
Cayuga, now lying n, this p 1T ~ be put into com
mission On Frij,y, the 2lst inst. The armament
81 The c ,yuga Is the that Of the other new
| yinlnais.
one hundred and Gay blue Jackets len tho North
Cnolisa yesterday nr Bcstnn, per he acamei
Crlcw.
Casts William, on Governors Island .6a.
cleaned out, whitowashel and va ada ready for who
| ever are 10 be the next occupants. II any ~ IN
! Roanoke piis ners sent ~ either q ,vrrnor'
| l,pnd ~ docs Island, additional trops vii
have t. be sent ~ guard them, as there no
more than FAY men " the Governors Island Per
m,r,ni party Tor regular duty. The other soldier
there, AID also those On Btdloe's Island, are o
| .n- le.
The rev army uniform is 10 he Of lsh, blu
color. Toe ugly -l,okng army ha, with side turns
up i've "a olephatrs ear, IN To be replaced hy
COIN q rinLle esp with extended horizontal 1,r.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-02-20

CUAs. CANNON, TuE CONFIDESCE Man,
who'e arrest notsed yesterday, for signalling
parties IN the city 10y representing himself ~ an
agen' fot Gen g"l, n solicit AID for wpuud~i and
Rigk soldiers, yesterday brought before JusUcc
uIns rte asd lo,ki up Tor tI, Among tns par
e,l- lpe, Iy tiI are NJ Iduph u Iur ',turr. tr-
~ of d. Siye', Mr. August Rntile, Of NJ h3h
.Wr'y, suI many Others, who gave him sums irrm
~ NpViudH.
DETEkMINFD To EsoArE.-Ja nea McNally,
Who ~as arr,ttrd some weeks agu, oh,rgri w.tu
stealing roCkgwt wagon, AMI who ~ '.p-d from
the E-,cN Market Cout room, was yesirid.y r.
sri'sd and taken before Ju 'tc. o. uri'c, yynp
der,d him g. be 10 's.d'up fur tria A. OH -r ny
was taking him o. p1s',u. he broke r. M him At Il
int The street tue uli',r pursued, aud atsr "A
lopg run, and a despo q" 0aht IN which BON w0re
peri ctly covered wish sire su,h, MN Wy was
sat IA nud conyoyoa safely prison
CHARGE oF GRANp LARCTNY-ATTEMrr 4
StIcipT A young man M ned n 'nry Watson, wa
suss'ei y'ste'd,y charged with grand larceny,
md INN, diatey after being taken lnto custdy IA,
s~nlloW Ell large uuattity 81 sr" NC fr the pur.
poEc s.lt-d' -iructon Dr Jones, police surgeon
called and odrinistefci nu m dotr, a'rr hich
Watson was cent a. Bellevue II Jllal,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-02-20

,ohiOrn he nsviy-nassd Ohicers q their s'ecs,Ca,
and NE n 1ad adjourned V NEE, again, an next
Saturday wsek, q, the same place.
DEWITT ExHmuIoN.-Dr. Colton's sxhi-
bision for NE beneflt Of the Five Points Houss Of
IBdusNy, on Monday svening, in Consequences Of
the ptsss storm, het,ed but Abou, ga for the To-
su,uiion, Aar paying him for his services, and the
advertising and hall rent. lie hNS since, donated
sa5 70 the institution and proposes " give another
exhibition FOR their benefit without char ging for his
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-02-20
PROVISIONS.

FAMILY TCCNOMY-
L wILLIANsEURGH PORK DEPOT.
PRIME yOUNT X 20 n x,
Bold Rfts.l, at Wholesale PHcaa.
No 4s ClR GRAND AND BEOoHD Sra.
HAMS, LOINf. AND ALL PARTS OF THE PIC,
Fresh and Picked, at cents per ID.
BEST LABr IN AMERICA, CTS. PER In.
cal 1nd fudge oT yourselves, ts2o s'l2s
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-02-20
MARRIAGES.

cHARRY- - GA wednesday, Al
81. P.t .r's Church, by the Rev. Paths o1inn. I'd
ward CharTy 70 Miss Mary Crawford all 81 this
cifv las
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-02-20
FREE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IS INvI-

SULPHUR AND NApOR BATHS -TiMO
: IAT'S % Il eataIliShcd baths. At Carr II Pace,
Bleecbe ~ cor ~ Laufous N v, sure cure for
rheumatism. severe Odds, eruptl ms OF ts skin,
nlcrcurial affections, chill aud fever, 81, given
daily by Dr.. A l.. TlMOLAT q co. fe2O G'lO4
THE BEST 6 CENT HOUSE IN THE
Il City Muntcyuma Hall. Bre tktist, dinner aud
tea MERRILL & ABBOTT Managers, IS Nassau
n, bet futon and j Inn sts, NV York. fe2l 24No'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-02-20
PEIssONAL5NOTICEs.

NOIICE-MY WIFE, MARY RICE, HAS
Left my bed and board without cause urp royO-
cation, hereby give notice vii not pay any bebta
she may contract II my aocou, AFTER rms dAte
Fob. 10, 1867. MICHAEL RICE.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-02-20

DOARDING-2 CENT MEN AND 2 LA
ID dice can | G ascomm lated with board, on rea-
srnable Ia M; diLuer AZ ak, ~ applying Al l6l
Eldiilge 81
XLTANTED-BY A LADY, LIVING NEAL,
Wv Central Park, one or two children to board
Address 10 y. MILL, 7lth street. between ~ aud
9th ayes. ie2O 2'OO
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-02-20
LOST ann FOUND.

EOt Nd "A LARGE NEWT DUNDLAND
l. cog. ra' or or .au h1y Liu by proving pop
rrtg ord Ityiug cNpruse'. lev calling 1t 32i West
EOh 4. = lot called fer Ia avs Will be- Sold l.
pay cxp,ua,t. JANUS MCLEAN. fe1OS'ltI
r OS1 A CAMEO Pin IN COMING BY
- rr Cip'ou I,.- train, ON Monday NOR ing,
u. fr,u sen street through ii' rvefuN ~ son
rect. At.utau.. reward wal be- psid by cnyiu Il
A. ~ TN No. 10
c6 REWARD LOST ~ GOGNG FROM
t's) 18Th ~ /, Wy nt-Two Beas- sore Keys ou
> steel k,v rigg;u. 30 key vita tt,rl wards. TIE
finder IS M receive th" llaye reward Aul the thApts
u'tl",wn"r, hy leaving them 1t tho store ~ wM
n Lyon & Co, IL CUuu,n tsi. q
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-02-20

TIIE NEW YORK DAILY sun
N sent o. aubsci ib-rs regularly every morning,
nv MAIL, ron ~ A YEAR.
Direct ~ Moss 5. BEA'm, Proprietor ~ me san
n HEW YOkk CITY.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-02-20
MEDICINES.

CARTNIEN, ArTENTIoN-DR. ToBLAs'
- Venetian Hors- Linimeut Pint bottles, 80 -
Cures lAmsnasa. cuIa, cSlkH, sprsius, DC. II yc1
have = lame horse, try u ttls-sure cure. rhs
Broadway Railroad Company, nth BosNon' wrisa.S
"send Ms ~ dozen per tHpress IL u tie besi i,a-
msni FOR lsnlrboss and gals We nave ever uSeh-
ONO, o. CprtlAndt Il Bod by a.. druggists Ash
no o,beT, fsls. 24.c'ioS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-02-20
hYsPEPr you TRIED DIX.
IL nnlTa,s DNSpEPSIA ANNIHILATOk

~ SMITHS DhSfEfsiA ANhlhlLAlVA
You sluu.u, 4 IOu ~Ah eeAst Though 6at ahdse
time before tie public u New York, Il IA meean5
viii the mnsi catering success no, only IA rellss
lng but curing thai UortuTlng dlssase-D-s pef.Aea
ID Acts ike magic on Ine VIM system. 9te~AS
new life u the sufferer. II is warranted 70 - Il
nom al poisonsus ingrodionI: . % do - -
AN ,h.p good, AMI il VII 10 found 's ~ pS asss
% TAXA Ty oas boss snd y S '.P P ssS1 FIN
whethern u sivns re agency for tEA article =
CEsi Ii ptr s.oaod q " liiAnSburzh To b -
Sow Wy. At $50 Allen. corner stsntoa -
~ vsS,b ave- tt6 drsnd a., near hidse 80 49,
AVS, and ASaseA -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-02-20
COAL, 40.

RLACKSMTTHS, TAKE NOTlCE-A 81
- psrior Article of Coal. for black smith'a use Tor
ale BY J, GLAEhTzEh, coal Ottics, or. 9th ave
nd folh u, tseo g'lsa
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-02-20

OFFICE MANHATTAN OIL CoMPANY-16
OBfoads sy-hsS York FoD. lItn, ,s62. Tue al
nual election Tor Dire t'rs and InHpe tors for the
ensuing year, will he held NJ the on ~ of the
pauy gu wedns.dA March och, ensuing. Toe poll
will he opened fr ~ ~ IN H. = the transfer
books vii be closed Feb. 24th, and rt-opunsd
March 9th. MOOR FALLS, Sec. ta2O ls'lO2
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-02-20

THE NEW YORK DAILY sun
is sent 10 suhcIln-rs rptu arly, every mOruing,
ny MAIL, ron ~ A YEAR.
Direct T. MosEs 3. BEAon, PToDriefOr of the sun
n kEw YOKK CRY.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-02-20

TUE NEW YORK DAILY SIN
Ia sent h. suNcttbefs tegu'uT'v. eveTv morning,
BN MAIL, EON ~ WEAR.
Direct t. Mosrs 5. BENci, Proprietor NJ tho sun
n NV YoEk CRY.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-02-20

HORSES FOR SALF-TwO GOOD WORK
IL hoses, ais their ttuck and hltness. whieh
are nearly sew. AlaO a French horse, years Od,
weighs 30, Pounos A! will be sid cheap Ap.
ply H4i w ,tis ~, bet Hudson AID Nsrck fcso D
DOTATOES FOR SALE.-SWEET CIDER.
Pure ciuer ym'gsr; tired apples, ana oshsr
country pr, duce gods delivered fr.e n charge IN
any part Of the cty, M DE W.
hpO2t.'lUg 404 Gree wien 80, Y.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-02-20
MISCELLANEOUS.
INSTRUCTION.

A CADEMY OF BOOKKEEPING, ARITa.
IA mesic, writing, &c, S62 Broad SAy-hneen yaArS
In successful operation Thor. 'gh practical inStruo.
ton, day and evening, upon reduced terms. kAos
student Ia separately and carefully taugh..
tsl0 AAcslOA W J. RKNVILLn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-02-20
wANTE:D.

A PI0US YOUNG MAN, IL YEARS OF
n age, Ia waited, W travel With minister Of
the gospel about visiting Europe In clerical capa-
city; none save thoae " the r. drirei age need
sver. REV. ALEXANDER VINCENT, BOZ $50,
Bun Ohice.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-12-27

NEW AND sIMPLIFIED METHOD tOh
n PIANO FORTE AND -, si ~ - \ :
PROF. ALEXANDER Wo ld1y13S1S / . ~ IL.
MIST. VOCALIST, AND CoMPosEK \, mas as
onened Ladies' and Gentlemen's afternoon -
o c1ock P. NJ Singing Glasses, on the most
li1araI terms. Prof Wolowski viii also e *
Main tho full theory Of music and reading by
his system. ,o,son
By Prof Wolowski's new, method a pe ;1i pa
having only slight knowledge otmuslc VIII ne
enabled, in a very short time, to read music USE
With great facility: and execute operatle as wen
IS classified music with rare perfection :.
AS to the vocal part, By his way OF voea15 "a
renders the voice powerful and enables the
singer to vocalize with facility, accuracy, ana
fine quality Of tone. ,,:+o D.
Subscribers for Singing Glasses or Prlyate n II
the RooEstore of Mr. L. B. Stone, No. lO4
King STREE. or Professor residence 45l 10Th ST.
Washington, D. G. Gee 1o-lNl
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-12-27
As COMMITTED to the jail of Prince

WAS COMNITTEDg to the Ja,! OF r, peIncy
negro bov, who calls himself JAMES NJ AXIS
He is not very black, about five feet high, says
he belongs TO Mr.. James Beckam Of 1Cullpeper
county, Va. No noticeable marks-had On n, a
soldiers Jacket He IS about 10 years old; = Inc
sa;d negro was committed to the jail Of Prince
Georoe county. Maryland, as a runaway. The
owner (if any) Of the above described negro IS
requested to come forward prove property, pay
CHARGES and take him away--othervlse ne Will
be dis posed Of according to the Act OF Assem-
bly, in such case made and prQyldeo. :, -
PETER G. GRIMES, Sheriff
of Prince Georges county, Md.
dec 5-laW4v
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-12-27
GENERAL NEWS.


ers was to take place yesterday. Col Miller OF
the 7th Minnesota regiment: who was lncharge
a. Nankato. in an order, says that the Presl-
dent enioins that none Of the prisoners DC al
lowed to escape, and that they be protected Tor
future disposition BY the government.
\ fire. involving a loss Of about slxty-h7e
1Aousand dollars, occurred on Christmas morn
mo in New York. It broke out in the eSter-
S;ve cracker bakery Of KNAPP 4 Northen: No.
IT'S Washington street.
An Investigation in progress at Washington
has developed extensive frauds IN payments
made under the twenty million loan for recruit
inc. organizing and drilling volunteets.
The T. S. steamer Alabama, is ready to sail
from the navy yard at Charlestown. She IS
going to cruise among the Southern waters,
and may possibly meet her namesake. She car
r;as eight guns and a large crew.
It is said that the great naval expedition OF
paar Admiral Porter is attracting much atten-
ZION IN military circles. Several hundred sailors
md others are to be sent West for immediate
service
It is stated upon the authority OF persons
uho are believed to be reliable that numbers OF
mon who were drafted into the Nary land mill
ia are going over into Virginia.
) vessel lust arrived in New York spoke,
December Is, latitude II degrees, longitude 81
doorees Is minutes, the I. S. steamer 'ander-
l;}t Steering east. This is the vessel which
ster+e3 IN search Of the steamer Alabama.
Many members of the Georgia House of
REPRESENTATIVES. are shodwith dog skin leather.
The National Intelligencer says The
Christmas Dinners given at the several hosp1-
tails on Thursday, through the generous exer~
,;oos of Mrs. Caleb B. Smith: assisted BY her
numerous friends, we're beautifully supplied
,.;+1, Good things, and gave satisfaction: gene
r.nx "a The guests. We regret to hear, how
.v5r that the contributions will not meet the
EXPENSES i7y some nine hundred dollars. This
asfciancv. we learn, grows cut OF some large
7,o,,7; eos which were not fulfilled.
F7ventv-six additional paymastcrs have re-
GENTLY been appointed, and, By direction OF the
President, twelve dismissed for various rea-
sous
St IN election held in Bridgeport, Connecti~
c,,t On Monday, the entire Democratic ticket
v.s elected. The Democratic selectmen had
,zvo hundred and thirty seven majority. Last
s1,r;ny the majority was between two and three
hundred for the Republicans.
Some Of the planters on the south side OF
the Rappahannock are sending their slaves
South.
elinnish occurred on the Blackwater river,
Va. on Wednesday. The fight took place near
Franklin, the Confederate pickets being driven
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-10-07
A Hard Wind.

The Western States have been visited
with numerous hurricanes of late years,
sometimes demolishing entire villages,
leveling forests, and doing immense dam
age generally. The town of M, in
lowe, was once visited with one of those
squalls; and, among other antics perform
ed on that occasion was told me; and the
reader can attach any degree to credence to
it he deems proper:
Old Peter H lived in a one story
wooden house ofnot very extensive dimen-
sions; and when it was subjected to the
force of wind its powers of resistance were
insufficient to Withstand SO great q pres
sure, and it yielded the point without o
struggle however, it was not upset, or
torn to pieces, but merely moved q few
rods. In the course of the journey, the
stove was upset and the fire spilled out, and
tie danger Of conilagFation was immi-
nent. Old Peter was too much excited to
notice the removal of his house; and, see
ing the necessity Of Immediately applying
water to the burning embeTs on the floor,
he seized bucket and darted out behind
the house, when great was his astonish-
ment to find all the traces of his well OBJ
liberated. After looking in blank aston
ishment a moment ne then called to his
wife:
Sarah, I'll be blamed If the wind hasn't
blown the well clear out of the lot! There
is not SO much as stone left!
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-10-07
Historical Parallels.

When Napoleon escaped from Elba the
MOniteur announced to the Persians: "The
TRAITOR has escaped 70
When Mcclellan returned from the pes
ninsuls, Deacon Bross announced to the
Chicagoans that the MURDERER Of $4,000
men in the Chickahomiuy swamps had got
back to his starting point.
When Napoleon landed in France, the
Moni.eur said: 1.-THE LITTLE CORPORAL has
landed at Marseilles."
When Mcclellan was restored to COM
mand. Deacon Bross said, The DIrcH DIG
GER has been sent to his trenches about
Washington.
When Napoleon marched at the head OF
his army from Marseilles, the Moniteur
said Napoleon is on his way to Paris !"
When Mcclellan marched at the head
of his army against the rebels in Maryland
Deacon Bross said, "West Point is again
leading, and will set us back six months!i
When Napoleon arrived at Paris, the
Nouiteur cried, "the Emperor has arrived
-rirel' Empereur"
When Mcclellan reached Sharpsburg
Deacon Bross spent fifty cents in fire
works and shouted, mcclellan is in COM
mand-hurrah for AcClellan-C hicagc
Post.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-10-07
An Interesting Schedule.

We published, last week, an anecdote
illustrating the quick wit of the famed
Yankee Hill, In his dealings with a LAWYER.
Since the issue Of the paper containing the
article friend has related to US another
anecdote of Mr.. Hill, which proves that
the gentlemen of the legal persuasion did
not make much profit out of the actor.
1t seems that while playing in Boston,
Yankee was arrested and locked up for
debt. The counsel. for those instrumental
in thus depriving Hill of his liberty, swore
that he should stop in Jail till be paid his
debts, which was hard, for the sctor was
short of money, and told the LAWYER go.
Then said the latter, you shall stay
in Jail until you send me q schedule of all
your effects. Mind, mean property of
all kinds
Yankee promised compliance, and oh.
tanning writing materials he wrote out the
following list:
Two pairs stripped trowsers,
One short wasted coat,
Four vests-much worn,
Three hats-one of them white,
Two wigs-one red and the other light,
And nothing else that | can remember,
and all of which | swear is true, and if you
can make your fees out of them I'd like to
see you do it,
The above was sent to the lawyer, and
the latter concluded that he found q hard
case, 80 discharged him. This act disccurg-
ed others from curtailing Yankees liberty
and for while he lived in the endowment
of all his privileges.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-10-07
VOL. 90 NO. II.
A Negro Invasion.

We are informed by gentleman resid.
ing in the Southern part OF this township
that, few evenings since, three big, ugly,
black female piggers came to farm house
in his neighborhood and asked to stay al
night. They were told they "could not
stay"
A few moments after the arrival OF the
wenches-the 'contras' having the affair
all arranged-there came a second lot.
consisting of four big, ugly, black male
niggers. The family became still more
frightened at this new feature in politics,
said they could give them their supper.
but could not possibly accommodate them
through the night.
The darkies, thinking there was no
'millenium' about that kind Of talk, spoke
up all about the same time and all in about
the same strain, as follows:
- yes dat's de way we am served you
wife people in de Norf told US to run away
from our masters, an would treat rs like
brudders an dis am the way We an treat.
ed ssssa.,s.. -
A lively war Of words here ensued-in
fear on the part Of the white family. but in
an iDsolent and determined manner on the
part Of ihe niggers.
They took the supper; aud not only that;
but they staid all night against the re-
monstrance of the proprietors of the house,
and never said so much as even .thanky.'
The beauty Of the thing is, however, the
whole Of this white family. who were made
slaves to the niger on this occasion, had
been pretty well abolitionized, arose the
next morning with the dawn, most efectu-
ally cured Of abolitionism, and about as
good Democrats IS that ism generally
makes-snd it makes them when ID does
make, most awful sound
This is only the beginning. Before .
great while these runaway blacks will be
among us as thick as five in bed.-IesTy
County Union.