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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-03-18

Great Attraction.
| N f w GOODS
THE FIRST OF THE SEASON.
R. M. P A R X E R /,
Is now receiving q large and select assortment Of
NEW FALL GOODS,
direct from the Eastern Markets. in part Of
PLAIN AND FIGURED SILKS,
Fine French all Wool Delains,
Fine French Msrinos, Reps,
Pamultas, English Poplins,
Pacific Hamilton Delains,
Bcmbazines Canton Cioths
French and English Black
and Colord Ladies Cloth
for cLoAKs.
Alss. . rail- assortment Of sh.wls,
and Hamilton,
ALSO LADIES' CLOAK
Plain and colored Of all prices and qualities.
Special attention is directed to the
DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT,
partment, and comprises all the most
Popular styles of Prints,
sheetngs, shirtngs, Denims, Stripes Checks, Linen
and Cotton Table Damask, Pillow Case Cottons,
Russia Diaper, Crsshs, Canton FLANNEL, &c,
Of goods can be bought elsewhere.
COO PIECES Merimaek, Cochecs, Pacific, H.mil.
SUI ton, and Lowell Prints just received and for
sale ut low prices.
IN BALES Heavy sh's'ins' now selling eh'a,
600 PIECES Bleaehed Muslips now opening of
LUU all qualities, widths and prices.
| IN DOE. Thompson's Celebrated Spring Skirts,
OU Just received Of all prices from soc to $500.
100 DOE Ladies', Childrens and Misses plain RIB
| lUU bed and Fancy Cotton and Wool Hose, Of all
sizes and qualities.
100 Pieces Cloths Cassemiers, Deeskins, sstinsts,
| Jeans, Sleeps Grsy, at very low figures.
1000 Lbs. shes. Batting the cheapest and best b.
Market.
The above Is but small portion Of the goods now
in s.or. to which invite the attention Of all wishing
the best Goods at the lc.sest priees for cdsh only
Remember the place
No. A6 JeffersOM street.
R. NJ. PARKER.
| Joliet, Sent. II, 1861. l4-tf
1851. 1851.
W. F. BARR EFT
OLD STRONG STORE,
. IL o W " s. 9
The UNION against any
Surprise.
DERsoNs wanting . Stove that will last life time
and one that will burn Coal, Coke or Wood, ha'
better look at the
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-03-18
ONDON POR Il IL!

A CHOICE LOT OF GENUINE LONDON PORTER,
n just received and tor sale by
D. O'CONNER,
II Jefferson Street.
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NOTICE.


EsTATE or JAMES MARTIN, DECD.
DUBl.iC notice is hereby given, that tho srd
4 Monday II Nsy next, 0heinc TIRE 18th day o.
sad nrnilE) ! shall attend before tho Comfy
Court 4 Viii County at the Court Hons ~ the c;y Of
Joliet fnr the purpose Of settling and adjusting all
claims agsin-t the estate of James Martin late Of
said county decd wien AL where all claimants arc
nou1ei aud requested q attend aud TTseeu. their
Claims In writing against -ad estate for adjustment
All I"T=gns ind-hed TO said estate. are also request;
ed 10 make LAY neht 10 the undersigned without deIsy
MARY ANN MARTIN, Adnx.
DATED Siarcis II. 1862
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Mortgage Sale.

NV llEREAS. dtfult having been mae In the pay.
w mrut uf q certain pTumissnry note. and interest
thereon secured "a he paid in and certain linden
iurt 81 ns"rt:sg'. made and executed by William
Fotfnd and Mary RonEd HE wife, TO Jonathan Mather
hearing date tile 2st day OF December D. lass, and
recorded IN tl flee of she Recorder In Book so on
page CO. January 18th 4. u. 1852 Ard whereas also
d"fauit has been made in the payment ~ Certain
other prumssnTy note and interest thereon secnrei
tO Ice paid in and by certain other iHde-tuTe Of
mortgage. made and executed ~ William Found and
Wary F1und. his wife, 70 Jonathan Nstner. bearing
at- the 2ist day of December. A D. 1870 aud recorded
in the office OF the Recorder aud for the County Of
III ard state OF Illinois, in Book CT page al +,
February 9th A. u. ls6l.
Nov therefore notice il hereby given ba; the under
signed or his Attorney. will the 10Th day of April
A. d. lst2 between the hours Of O'Clock A. NJ and
five O'clock p NJ. 90 that day the premises herein
after described in the County Of VIII and State Of
Illinois by virtue Of power Of sale ined In each
Of sait mortgages sell at public auction the highest
bidder for Cash all t'ie certain premises situai in the
County Of VIII aHi State % Illinois. knoEn and dos
crsd as follow. Io-vt: The East half OF the South
West quarter Of S--ti1u tEeutyoue t2Il in Township
thirty seven 90 North of BAI &c Ol East Of the
tiirf principal meridian Containing eighty acres b.
tho fame more &C -s>. Lesng the premises dis
r1b" IN the slc mortgages, for the Tup usss therein
sEprc-scj.
JONATHAN IIAFPER, Mortgages,
March n. 1857
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Comfy Coart &c Viii County March Term Isoe.
Deborah Jour. A,nii.i-trat!x De Jonsl
80 she Estatc 4 isris JuE-s, decd, ! Petition
Sell Beai
Morris Jore-. Es;is~r Jones and John Estate.
-,.rips. cfi.if-n anil heirs at llg OF
L-Wi- Jones 'isceascd.
FFiDANiT 4 t'e LJE-Eesilrncc Of Esther Jones
n spi J-iin jones defendants above named. having
Len 6lsi ia ia, ofoc - the Clerk of s4if Cou.tS
Court Of " 10 Couhty. Otce i hereby given 20 tie
sad Esther Jones and John joEcs, ihat the sad COM
,ainlu; flied her tifirn in aid Court on the .ru.h
lay Of February. A. d. 1867 Tor authority 10 scIl ~.
folpNin described rial estate which Vas u aid Lewis
JOINS d.caasej T. srif:
The laat half cf the South Ia. grar.-r AL .i,o
South ksSt qnarter u The North East s1srf-r al
the Ne-t hail Ui tie N0Tfh "a Z quarter rf ilr $50.
West qtfart-r. all IN sects"n Nunsher s,evan gIl1
Iortl-h :. AEn-r uiirty-seveli. Ga North q Rancs
Nnnie= - !sa 2l- East 4 ihe THIri f5dl triarir
meridian in iie County % Cook sud state f IIlira
Ala lot No Fur, Eve six. even AMI elsht In NIX
tIirty l, an Town q summit. in Cook County ara
STATE 81 iinpts and nlSl The fe.yEiig in viii County
and STATE 81 Illinois towt LIT twenty (0l Of Matte
s,i ii'ivisiau nf Lot right End nine IS q Of Canal
Trustees su'siiFi-ion q tie West half Of sac.ian
rHte-n IUSnsldp thirty five EsDge ten 1O) East
In the piirs 81 payin. the debts dne by ssfi dees
81 aud Gsi summons teTtupeu isSucd ont Of saif
cneTt mt sFi u lnints rrturasbe the third
Monday 81 April. A. u. Ise2. a. Is 10y law reqnircf
Nov gulass yuu He said Esther Jorcs and Johh
JONI siia IecsEay D. All aFpT beiore ssii CosE-
~ Court 81 III Cpu-tv. IA gst Day 20 The March
term i4sse o. Js holden II = u II sid county. on
the Thir Monday RI april. - q. isd3- an4 plead.
answer ~ driuur 70 tic sid T-iiipD. iis and
the AMI thinzs fr- ia char,si and stSicd.
You according TO the prayer Of saie petition
Osooa. uau-= ..np'ts soils.
Joliet, Feb. 10, iScs-
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LOsT--sIO REWARD.

THE subscriber lost his pocket book, containing
1 $500 in gold. and note against Martin BeTgau
ion two hundred and forty dollars, last Friday
evening in this city. The above reward will be given
the recovery of the pocket book and contents, il
delivered to me or left at the Signal office.
EDWARD McCABE
Joliet Feb. 10, 1862
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-03-18
GUARDIANS NOTICE

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons concerned
~ that at the April term CT the County Court o;
Will County State Of Illinois, to be holden at the Court
House in Joliet in said county, the third Monday
April 1862 the day Of said term the updersipn
ell Guardian Of Rhody Cross and jackson Cross minor
heirs Mt law Of Jackson A Cross late CT said county
deceased, will make application said by petit
tiun IN writing for the sale Of the following described
Real Estate Of the said Wards Town lots five and sil
In Crosss subdivision Of block thirteen in Dennys Ad
dtion to the of Mokena in said county, for the
support and education of the wards.
CYRUS CROSS, Guardian.
r. f. BARBER SoI'r
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-03-18

IftLL AZ DGOLITTLE'S and get one Bottle Of Garv-
inS' Crraecultural for restoring and Preserving
the Hair. IL viii remove all sBdruf scur erupiiOns
aud all impurities Of the scalp changes gray hair
their original color. prevents il falling of and Res
torres Hair 10 nalI Leads. (Cail TOR circular and
examine the PLATED
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MARRIED
Uf6 advertisements.
Town Collector.

Town Collector.
by the request Of many friends l offer myself as a
candidate for town Collector at the ensuing town IL.
ton, and solicit the votes ofall. WV
1T MILLSPAUGH.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-03-18

STATE ~ ILLINOIS,
CoCsII OF MIL
Comfy Colrt e Viii County March Term, Isoe
Deborah jour. Adriii.i-frat.x De JonfSl
% she Estate 4 Lewis JaE-s decd, Petition 70
Sell BeaI =
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-03-18

TAKEN up In IN

T II. QUINN, Attorney at Law Office over Fo1t
u Store JEFF, St., Joliet Ill
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-03-18

TAKEN mp In the Town of Homer, by Edward Saw
Il age. on the 10th day Of January, 1862 dark bay
horse Colt two old last spring. both fore feet and
one hind foot white, few white hairs in the forehead
Appraised at $500
WM TONNER Clerk
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NOTICE.

TIE public hereby notified that my wife Rosena
Wenzel has left my bed and board without just cause
or provocatcn. and that l will pay debts Of her
contracting after this date. AUGUST WENZEL.
Joliet. Feb. 81 1861
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l. A N ID FOR s A l. e.
AT REDUCED PRICES.

I OFFER for sale 100 Of Land the following
/ terms. y down balance time with security,
Those wishing to purchase good farm will find
further particulars 10y iDquirinS of J. O'COnnOr, or
=. +. Dolly at jackson Grove.
Inli Vel,
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A situas.on Wanted

DY man and his WIFI. without any family. on (.
} farm farmer taker. Car b. seen ",
addres inE letter to the uaderEgned a. = asi p =
VIII Co.. III II u y. Rodgers.
Tsb u. 1867 JA.tES HAYES,
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RE-oPENING OF THE

RE -OPENING Of THE
M o N r o Il Fl . U 5 Z
TVHE subscriber respectfully announces to his
i friends, the former patrons Of the Monroe House.
aud the public in general that he will reopen this
favurite Hotel the LIST Of January. The house has
been thoroughly cleansed and repaired, and by the
day Of opening will be completely fitted for the Tecep
tion Of guests The subscriber will devote himself
untirrIy TO the object of rendering the house first
class one. and hopes, by assiduous attention 10
business merit the favor of the old frequenters OF
the establishment, well OF all who desire Hotel
where rcasonableness of charges may be combined
with the best fare and Accommodations.
wM ". QUINN, Proprietor.
St. Louis. Mo- Jan. l, 1862
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-06-25

Washington, June 20
4 special 10 the \. Y. Tribune. says: The
Pacific Railroad bill passed the Senate to-day,
with five negative votes The main route which
it fixes is TO commence at point On the Tooth
meridian Of longitude within the territory Of
Nebraska. OF the branches one commences at
Sioux City. another at another point on the
western boundary Of Iowa which will probably
be at or near Omaha City or the mouth Of the
Platte river. Both Of these branches are to be
constructed by the Union Pacific Company.
which constructs the main road. The Kansas
branch, commencing opposite Kansas City is
to be constructed By a Kansas company. and
with this branch the Hannibal d st. Joseph
road is authorized TO form a connection. The
maid road is to run by the most direct and
practicable route, TO be located subject to the
approval Of the President
By the House bill the road was to commence
on the l02d meridian and the terminus was not
necessarily to be within the Territory of Ne
braska, but probably the House will agree to
the Senate's amendments. There is little doubt
OF the final passage Of the bill, substantially as
passed by the Senate.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-06-25

The Hon. Sec. Of the Navy, has handsomely
acknowledged the services rendered BY the U.
s. Steamer, "E. B. Hale" in capturing . rebel
battery on the Dawho river, near Charleston, by
issuing complimentary order, in which be says
that the boldness Of the attempt and the sue.
cess attending it, deserves special notice and
commendation." He instructs Flag Officer Du.
pont to "convey to the officers and crew, the
Departments appreciation of their services and
CALAMITY"
The Hale ID 6rst.class gan boat, carry.
ing four long thirty.two Founders. and thirty
FOUNDER Parrot rife. A. C. Winter, formerly
Of this city. is the Paymaster Of the Hale"
The Navy Sighting is nov nearly over with.
That branch OF the service has cleared the entire
coast from Sandy Hook to New Orleans, save
Mobile. around which the "Mortar-Aeet ara
now gathering; Ssvannah-conpletely in our
power by the possession of Pulaski, and Charles
ton, whose Inhabitants are in fear and trembling
a. they witness he near approach Of the Fede-
raj army. and the array Of invincibe gun boats
Of their harbor, and in the Stone river, thus
commanding oil the water approaches to the
city, both coastwiss and inland.
The rebels will not attempt to hold any posi-
ton within the range Of gun boat firing. The
" dash and dare" of our Navy. carries mortal
terror to the hearts Of the traitors.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-06-25

WILL THY EvAcrATE-Rumor. of the in.en.
ton Of the Rebels 70 evacuate Richmond are
again received. A balloon reconnaissance i.
said to have revealed the fact, that the greater
part Of tie Confederate forces had "nysteri.
ousy disappeared There Is no counting upon
What these fellows viii do; but it would seem
tia. nothing was more certain than that they in.
lend to make = desperate stand At this point
We must still thirk that such il their purpose
until We have positive Fsof 70 the contrary.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-06-25

The Con6scation Bill passed the House Of
Representatives on the 18th inst, BY vote Of
81 to 81. This is ali important victory gained
By the men who take true view of the rebel
lion, and the right way Of putting it down, over
the timid, the time serving and the treacherous.
This act is called for loudly by the loyal men Of
the country, both North and South. and it is to
Be hoped tina, the Senate will not be long in pas.
sing il through that body, that il may speedily
become . Law. We regard such q Law As this
upon the Statute book, as worth more in its
moral effect, in suppressins the rebellion, than
IN army With banners and bayonets. 1t is of
the last importance that the rebels should un.
derstaud at orce that the rebellion is to be an
expensive recreation, and that they Who have
danced the jig, must paw for the amusement out
Of their own pockets.
Itish high time time that Congress makes known
to the world in general. ~ well rs TO the rebels
in particular that the Government dares to deal
With rebels a. the worst enemies OF the couatry,
and viii punish them with pupi,h meut ade
Quate to their ofence, in Justice to them aad
the offended la~, and as an example to all future
.e6els.
1t 10 with pain that We notice among those
Who voted against this bill, the name Of our
old friend and fellow student, Hon. B F. Grang
Or. We blush With shame TO zee his name stand
ing among the mays" along side of that Of Val
landighaS,, and ali the other Loco Focos in the
House, Who were present to vote on the bill.
If bis heart had been right, his head would not
have been turned by that Amy Warwick decis-
ION. We are sorry both for him and his con.
ssitsents, when be stocps so low a. to write q
letter to Chnareey Joslin, instead Of to those
Who voted for him in vindication of bis course.
He has got into bad company
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-06-25

GES. McCLELLaSs HEALrH.-A correspondent
OF the New York T,n,s SAYS Gen. Mcclellan he's
been laboring under indisposition, rore or lea
severe for several DAYS. He is nuch better noe
however, and is indefa,igable in bis attentions 70
the details Of Official duty. He visits the lises
constantly, keeps an eye over ever! bridge ard
battery, and spends large part Of every DAY ia
the saddle. He has most lsborious and e6ec
tive STAFF, shd the whole business Of the army 3
in the most compact and complete order.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-06-25

CrNBKRLASD GAP.-The occupation Of Cum
berland Gap BY our forces is confirmed. The
rebels being appraised Of the advance of Gen.
Morgan, performed one of those mastery re-
treats )" for which they have become 70 famous
This gives rs, of course, the key 70 East Tennes-
see, and the deliverence of that oppressed re.
giea d nigh at hand.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-06-25

JOIN Bull IMPATIENT But NOT BrLLIGERExT.
The last advices from Europe received by the
Government are reported to be most satisfactory.
There is 70 disposition to interfere, but an in
terse desire that the war may be vigorously
waged TO the end that i, NAV be short
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-06-25

EDIrISa IRE ApvKRrisKR-Ths Detroit I'D
ssvfiser is entirely mstsken in supposing Ne in
tended to psoffer to that paper our spare time in
as''ssias it editorial corps in the discharge Of
their duties No! far from it. We are too
modest to aspire to the exalted position, and
vs readily see the difficulties Ne should labor
under in undertaking to conduct popular news.
paper II the gres, city Of Detroit, from our Of
nee away out here in the obscure little CITY
q Lansing. II We were rash enough to engage
IN the enterprise, We fear ~e should meet with
bat Indifferent, success. Bs, at the came time
ve believe "e could do it quite as ~eH - the
sd'ssr OF the Adrerti'er With all his ackno vledg.
- ability can and does manage the movements
sf the Armies ard Navi.s Of the United States,
hso bis sanctum in the city Of Detroit.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-06-25

REcosSoIsAScE. The Richmond Dispsteh
undertaken for the purpose Of making fan asd
thorough reconnaissance Of our position I'D
strength.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-06-25

GRN. MCCLELLAN RI.IxroRcR Buffalo
Commercial! says there can no longer Be any
doubt that. at last, Gen. Mcclellan has been gen
ereusly REINFORCED. The Pennsylvania Reserve
Corps. 5000 strong. is now With hin; 20 are ten
regiments which have, during most Of the year.
been 10 the neishbo' hood Of Newport News. Old
Point &c; % is HcDsvelIs corps, At least 80,
600 strong. In addition to all this, the Syracuse
Journal Gays that it has positive information that
several New York regiments, including the 10th
and lolst regiments. With others, have joined
Gen. McClsllan's forces within ten aaya
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-06-25

~"Ay son." said the elder spiggles to seis.
gles junisr, thinking 70 sahghten the boy on the
propagation Of the hen specieA-"Ny 500, do
yoa know that chickens esos out Of eggs"'
"De they :" said Spiegles, junior. q he licked
Ais plate: u tAsssht egg cane out Of chick.
go" TA1s eadsd the frss lesson.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-06-25

forceneu,s have been sent from Richmond 70
Jackson in the valley Of the Shenandoah.
Washington. June 81.
The RtrslSs Washington dispatch SAYS that
it is now definitely settled that Congress viii ad
journ between the frs, and tenth of July
Memphis, June ls.
The expedition composed of the gunboats st.
Louis, Lexington, Conestogo, Mound City, &C.
compaaied by transports carrying the Forty.
third and Yor,y-si1th Indiana Regiments, under
Col Fitch, were sent from here some days since
for the purpose Of removing distractions from
White River. On the l7th the expedition
reached ST. Charles, eighty.6ve miles shove the
mouth, where the rebels had erected a battery
An engagement ensued. lasting hour ard a
bah While the gunboats engaged the battery,
the troops, under Col. Fitch, landed short dis
lance below proceeded TO storm tie place. Du-
ring the cannonadiag a ball entered the boiler
Of the Mound City, causing fearful explosion and
loss of liis The crew consisted o: lis Of whom
nearly l25 were killed ard wounded
Colonel Fitch charged upon the battery with
perfect success, driving the enemy at the point
Of the bayonet. Rebel loss l25 killed and woun.
ded 20 prisoners. Col Fitchs loss small.
Gen. HaIeck occupied Holly Springs
Cairo, June 81.
Col Elicit, of the ram feet, died here this
morning, from wounds received here in the en-
gsgemet before Memphis.
Washington, June 81.
Maj Gen. Pope who has so greatly distin-
gushed hiE,sef by his operations in the West,
is expected shortly to be in Washington a, the
invitation OF the Government
June 20.
The apprehension lest a great battle might
have been fought near Richmond, within few
DAYS, is di.spated by the report received yesrer-
day afternoon announcing that though skirmsh-
ing is going on along our lines, vet no general
engagement is likely to take place for several
days.
Fifty.six of the guerrilla party that made its
way to the rear of McCleIlAn's srmy on Friday
last, have been captured Many Of them were
farmers residing in the ueighborhOod OF the
scene Of their exploits.
IL reported from asnlngton tnat the Uov'
eminent is now negotiating for q general ex.
change Of prisoners.
The Pestoffice Department has effected ar
rangements with the Hamburg, Bremen aud Liv-
erpool lines of steamships, whereby the fastest
vessels will be used for carrying the mails to and
from Europe.
We have further Indications Of au Increased
Union sentiment in Nashville. and noishIeshoOd.
1t appears that leading Unonsts intend to raise
Is, 900 men for service, iu Tennessee. Large
Union meetings have been held in various coun-
ties of the State, and feeling of confidence in
the general Government seems to pervade the
people. Cumberland Gap is now held by our
troops. This is post town Of Claiborne Co.,
Tenn, near the Kentucky Borders
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-06-25

"Sanbo, VIA, you tisk OBJ &c satur STATE
81 tink Nm berry long one." "Bs,, mean d
you link de wicked viii be condigned 70 clerks.
tin misery" 81 don't tink no such ting.
think Gabriel minister de eaf and let him got"
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-06-25

THE ATTACK UPON CnARLEsroS-T Boston
Traveller has received private note from its cor
respondent at Port Royal, in which he states
that the effective Federal force engaged in the
attack upon Charleston does not exceed Eve or
ak thousand men. Notwithstanding tho large
number opposed = them, our troops have fou Sht
with great bravery. and in every engagements
have put 70 fight superior numbers. There is,
however, . loud call upon the government to
send forward reinforcements, which are mach
needed 70 garrsea Port Royal and other points
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-06-25

Ssa sHlRlDs.-The correspondent Of the n.
x!zs~e' in the Shenandoah valley says hat Gen
sn's'es has been ordered - Rchasad, a.d i
sew q his way thisher.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-06-25
uFrancis, Duke Of Luxembourg. vas

q Francis. Dske Of Luxembourg, vas eel.
sbrased French General, and much deformed.
His uniform success. when contsndipg With Viii.
liam III. Of England, rendered him an object Of
Jealousy to that prince, Who oaee, in the bitter.
ness OF his heart called him "humpback."
"W What does he know Of ny backy" said the
marshal, 'he never saw it"
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-06-25

"Woman's empire state 10 nstrimoey.
Here she is always in the majority; alssys
reigns, and sometimes storms.