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LOSSES ON ETH S;Ur<.

Ih"rs nocr'i cstiu.tes Of cur t.>ss IL tie
haiti a. rfe St:, made by men wn" had very
good means Of knnwing what !, vas. shall
"a, ,irvn til" Il ,t;Tai nj 2pp hi!'d fai l,Alu
wnr"iSd A:i:ug tt. officers killed wcrs
General .tGcs VI. Jackson, Gf hentuGky,
and C.lnnel Jewet, OF the fifteenth htG-
tuckr. General Tyrrc), rho will ne remrnl-
h>red as the commander ni Tvrroi'i Batter ry.
-o famous in trc Missouri campaign against
Price, gas P! i-7t reported killed. hut is still
aljyr, seriously wrurded. Colonel W III. H..
L.tle, Of the Tenth Orir, vas Wounded ami
1sken prisoner. General Jackson resigned
ms position l5 ReP-:4-ntat!r" o' tEs S"coad
Congressional District Of kentucky abont
two months ago. To accept the command or
I'll rho cavalry forces N the State. he wes,
o, the r..-orcanizs,inn OF the army, placed III
command Of ~ DIVISION uUier Gen. McCook.
An ottcsr Of IA: Third Ol!o SKI! .v-''ay. that
h,; t..-i.m.l, !Jst s,SIr nve k,!led. and about
on. bnudred ard fifty wod"d-d. The Seventy
b.tn lil,noi.-a rs~ rsgiInsUt-sniersd .
behvE loss.
THE rsb-l l,ss was nu':h Eres,er than ours.
7 know this fror1 n,tual observation Of the
dead upon tbs field, AMI the wounded in the
hos7ita,s. as we'll as from estimates made BY
rebel eurge,rs and wounded. officers. Our
artillery was brought TO bear upon them with
terrible effect, and moved them down IN heaps
Of ten to twenty in scme places. They were
engaged during the entire thgnt OF the sth ID
removing their wounded aud still several
hundred have fallen into our hands, men
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1sreoSp pespATcH.1
From THE NEST.

Mssut, Oct. A-The Mobile Register
and Advertiser" has dispatch dated Holly
Syripss, October o. The troops at that point
bad that day been reviewed by Genera! p ice,
and presented an sdmiratls display oi nilitIT.
discipline.
Reliable intelligence has been rec~:7ed THAI
fresh Federal levies arc arriving at Memphis
in considerable numbers.
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GENER.iL !F:%GErF'SnEFICi4L RE-
P,rT o. ."y: EJ-7'E: or Id
r@RGHE,
The i,llo~;ag is General .i,a.ey', ";Gaisl
rr2Jr, ri t.. i&:e victory ~ Lsvrrsne,
Trnn:
HiAlqr,s7sas t;m1Eu Srar.s FoRcE+. N.eH-
-lLLn. Ocaohar !-S'r--M. J'r Genera! J. +.
Anderson. Kr'g dor ,i::r.cr. Forest AID
G-reral H4rri:: hsY. herT! rapidly c:nco7tr1-
ring large Rebel f,rco Al LasorG", fifteen
n;l"s east. id: Ii!e GvJwrd intention of a.
saul.lng SasiITlir. D:a'Ii:,s il i s"orhbl"
3p5or'Um'v 70 cn.rk .i:- pr'j~:t hy = aIitr;'
tIur. i .."aS-flol :n1"- -iuCiit 50 ma t- rh tda
D.gh ~ Lie u.h G'-laii:, - !@Jro II Iua:
hundred inf.ulr, aud ipur hu:i"vd cs"slry,
And t,,:r ,,ec.s III artllieT?; UI!er command
General rsIn.e, saut via SIur.essborn road.
At tha s-u,e tine so infsntry under Col
onel Miller marched by cryiitoas ronte {"
lae South ci Lwergnr.
The "ncfnr's pickvtS and vije.t2s were in
cjn,h:er able farce on M. roads, an! skif'
,ni:n1a rItn cnr 2'ivIn':e tell n1lirs. rilanllDg
the main force, Cuj.Si>fIn., of pID regiment.
the Thirty .secont AIabsns ln;mntrg. With
one steel r;ied Cannon, and :hrcc THOUSAND
cacalry. IT, as:urle :HSi:ian. forming their
lines ~ sn.l.inat;an rf nur entire iprre a.
vancing on the AIu-irccshoro' road which
gas part OF ou- ohjcc:. The enemy conf
! rnenced ;hc nctioa by operirg fir: w.sa three
pieces Of n, tiiIerv. ST. distance "f thu" nun
| dr.d wards. This was soon SileTced by Z
sheIl from ono Of our guns exploiting their
ammunition chest, at the 1namcnt t.r eUsmy
r9srr IreciiHg their movements a.T'55: Inc
richs Aank Gi Gen. Palmer. i,rcn.
| Colonel Willis infantry sTT;Ced, sdTaEci7g
| in splendid inc Of battle, delivering n vel! di-
| rec;sd fire into TIE anernr'a = ranks, which vas
| followed br skIlfll depor u"nt # the right
| and LETT to chr oil tier irirsHt- Tie Cont:do-
rates bid te:T gruund FIR thi:t? Dinntcs,
aud then tied in TIE widest d'-"rdcr leaving
enc hundred and scTeitY live G1''rs in cur
hands among whom we're to- Ltputcnant",
tro f,,uic,rant-C CyioaclS, ard u,n 'e- Of Inc
oticsrs, thr.e nicces Of art g, crdaancr
and iarLcrrnasrrr's atores- 'ze s'n'.rnt nt
provisions: camp cGH'pagr. r'.'s"Ep ELECTS,
stund # r-girneni4. currs. '.ld three ra'lr"at
! Cars, p.hirl, we're d-sr'n,"d. trelr G-f'At Wa
cor,alctr. Their 10 5 III hil., .nd 'EUInded
waa 4.rut eight
1re anrdnc, II our nti; e. md ,u-;i 49,
highly In.:i:o:isus, VIII, .:".nr'ouS ;nsta."'rs
OF ird,r'dnai bravery ana - i ncy.
i report in dr:.il vii b. forwarded " tra
! FIST opportunity.
.JAr i,s7= +; j :" t;ii,i. M: wcu0 0cd t:0r
,n'rSing.
| have TIE iacor 10 reraain: ours very
tru!y,
iisncd} JA-. :; Ex,rEY,
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.,.,. i, .iyi.:. 7IaE. L,;"coa

The steamship Ci;y a:aataneheS'tE, w.iiI: lor-
eiep ndy,c.s 10 th= 7th irst., arrived al New
YoE. j great rios occurred in B,ydo Park
L7ndo7, On Sunds7 tnc 5th inst. The occs-
sion of the riot is not given, but it appears to
have been between tho l,ish and the English,
a. it is said the former .were finally orerpow-
cred. At least two rhous persons wer'
engaged in the 3ght and over one hundred
thousand people we're present The States c;
Holland have decrsed the abolition of slavery
in the Dutch West Indies.
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rEUN TIE T.iEEa So CIPITAL
q '
kytcUITyi. c.hDG.

" WaS,l.HGTr1, O!t. y, lst-.
lXt-uITyi. cboEi.
E1s,G1rrs M.aI.N: Wsstn.s,D', pct"heT
aU:L, icl2.--it Is hereby ordere'1 chat all per-
<vhs who nny havs actua!l c''n drafted Int"
;he military serTlce Of lie Uai.eh a:es, aud
who may claim excrnps;i.a oa account OF
aIirTgge. Slli make appii :at:nn therefor d.
r,.,fly 10 the Department OF Stats, or through
sir,r rcSpecu,e Ministers "r Consu!s
hEu4HaN LIScoiH.
ii the President,
WM. q. rES..rp, S:cIgtlFy Of Sta;e.
Pmraurut 10 the sb1SJ CIIer, ;ho proper
officers gre directed - teprr. 10 tnc Dsrnrt-
1usn: Gf Stale he raseG to Thlch the order
refers
Eovrx u SrASrus, Secretary OF war.
cuaUcs PLACE OF RESORT.
pisgin CLutck, il. Charles countT; Mary
Land has btcuue notsd place for ID. rt~re-
t;.lu Of r2uu-.bsrd soo1s, Il Is said as rrli
As tast ~ hsad4uNtei+ 'di spied aah
dealers III S1nirnbAr;l g+6ts- 3enJam'n
Bowls, who WAS c;:rulred ther; day rt;or1
Yesterday, has been PIT IN the OLD capitol jHll.
Hs seeas 10 llve du-4tt with the Slu:n pretty
hearty in g.aIne AZ j nl,Tpana.
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FROM CHARLESTON.

CH.sirsros, Oct. 24-Al accounts show
the poco,s.iEo fight to have b4>eu a hot'y cou-
tested engagement, resulting N glorious
Confederate. vietory-.A fact another Seces-
sionville atfair.
The enemy's eunbosts this evening, left
Msckey's Point, going bsck 70 Port Royal
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GE52T IC.1:.:.,EhT - TAGsEsIoT::T.
:. NaI i T. rns y i . = :; : J.
r..!: FSoI NA>hTIilI
s. -, 3

Il. rrnf.>e 81 late last right, ~. Inrk,
Philadelphia ara Elltimorr p'1erS Of y cd
n,sdey .,reai@q, ,;;ls 221 inst. We make roo'm
This morni'rg Go the subjoiued sslecrio.s:
Hr.pcr.prEgs AsMY "r TIL. PoroMAc.
Tuesday Tseninc. Oct 2l. ,eG2. An eNpedi-
SION s.n5t,d { OF; General S'"cum's command
ia;: r"rnin2 ;br ,hs purpose OF intcrcepnng
r.,t .rplnr ap y farce of Rebel cavalry
nndrr ,si.!. Ua", who Wor: lorsgng near
i...yei.iyI,ir, i-s.urn County, Trg.rla. It
:, IS u, every cusp4l aucr.,u., bnt lie '!etai!;
are nor known.
EI t"ni th:t7-:wo prisoners, anlons,
whrui wns tho Captain. aud killed G!ieeI
Ct ~: cnc;nr. ia: loss was ans ;nrn Killed
n..t f"ur wruai:5. Il wnS nm imarrHr:en'
company r.i,ca - Car'. Day, ii i-,n';"n
county.
NJ. (iyaer-l AL:Clciian and Mrs. t;5n-
aral Ma,c;, hr.ring fnlsnst tn'Ir "'s1, - lie
AIRY ii the t'c:npac, Lett iur ;taEi"s:on TO-
;.F.
sun 1;cGt1, b.Y1So E.LGT0;sH-!Alks7H ~
hC.x&R HIlJ--~okaHs -. Ia.
;y2ci:.i D-pl:ch % the ;rqcircr
uAse.ss : f?raY. Oc,.. q, , ! N.-O.r
ca.aiTy i,i..l .,- lave neefi A.:::,:ct IT,. m:"a.
.n', a:e s';ii." .i!rtanc7 t=y"''I haiIt""n, nUA
i,.,id D.: v"f .ulAI..iy. :. ":...'~';' ic' IN
.I':i'i!,ct. 'ast ..iGn.:'sy nGhtr 'i,rp"'iei '"s
.rgtI, slii- ssd- o.. h.itcA:o"i.- D;srIt"'-
,u,nin3 Ia I,pnr; Jf"tSan. "iih la 3
."rcr. sllt ia tn- u.!gho,Il.,>jI ui EGHaI.
Hill
Grn; Dissatisfaction "xrt! III ;:o h'riF
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E;.i g.. Foaais .crt"r! IN u" '.U' - "a ? >ti
Hi .It vil!t IT. IN. hsna Il ttC ~ cT n .!& neT,
Wi 1cs 'TDpT W, ns!. :ti.s son =; h:"t mn t''
lac :In";h Hic. r koes-ts Ee. H-""".r co y -
T,u,r .yte".i.-- 2s;r, - lid \; t.e
- u, + u. iea.h = y-ar- o. Asv NJ ~ -:
wa cord ,sivnt er Id .crsrcs 1" g.. ;"uhrfo CAT
-,.-a.y .w:.i hfcSa H. IS 6.i nri n"' !;
ts =, cm.hri hoiua ipuct;u. 10 brfo his %rnfy
rvu a r had AM ,-gs caiu 1 n -eSv crs hu. 40
h. crud r-rrr hs".s Ia i.'s 'uin ma ne" h'.
cnun.r .s. nl-1ut heIng nv-r.nn b N:n-aI Toe,
n,-.i,! al; :!r Ne":i't f. cau'd coHu.sd
uuub-.n -. 4: month: ne Si;f =. IT = r;h hrE
rn6s- ti.,f. f;i'r TIA, us, dea theP nj 'u 4 nn'
e ..r.s hIuoF$ paEtcii:'"d Ia The 'hTliri hs,us'
,,cu:t Iirhm aud Inc eTsn.y Sat e;i Ola
rhs n ircn e. iTs itTGInnst ~ fSh"T
r.. iA;.rs II tS CIV "a 10 att IA ~ td
81 IN. jytr WI, icit slo;i"rst h'ilifI Il; - FT"
Il 81. ! 80 ni2- 3 ~ .'ir his rlcpi' j. ~s1 bis
% Il tn.u have .-ine t.s r''DIusEee es'ee" a:d
~. aa u;.s:,II- degree f.t Ao3t'Inl, OF th-
o-.t5. II, 81 = nch b. raised ny IN l. harrY q.
ri4 cus., hi go" t:a.Fiof Anh E's u Ic!i
U.a;inr.
cezrs; oiiHg f4tr-r. sIernn.hsr Hroths a.-o n
s.;Ti-. u,yr Ysr ,!' -, 'ufNsrdus Cit !r 9
rNl.v,s nnd .ri'!s 70 -0urT hS prenaiIfe eTs on G"
LA, pli ;n.y cN"g tie i'm nope inhi ere 500 IN
~. OBJ 80 rrrcY rfr - ts lf dp Ii th7 ahar o. y"
couctry's rnoI, i ut b. happy l. de~'o
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T'ritcta Of Rasn2t.

81 crYri held for ELesrd :";T5T tNT C?r0tT
C,:, E,s >. Monday. ,hr ftrh a. . tob"r, l:t1,
all I. ,u,rts h.iuy psn' =. f"s'e ., L'"" MAJ" 10
nj J,dt T rHOnh r0E. % IT. T!!:H !er7n Ei"' 'lt'
On, Csrs:ry hsr. ,rnoa7c-i S-d tn e"r7 be u"
sc.snp- IMPRESSED h" hS s25 1'i H. 4H ct t'9lhhes
So, L.. ,a,ru Ton, eur u.it,i ":'i= q a. "ri"e,ts
-. -, Ii every prs' G"ttn Il nina ~ h-hr' WHEEL
49,, or i.-,rr 1p on ro-inoH ra.fr. ht'h
~. u.... .,ru.s. TT u Ii :-i-E''a ''sH'' -
a., Thor nL sra Il f."i ~ Rm"h W NJ
.,,,- ri hnrrknn-a lItI dsT of s"' cntcT or,
N ,r Irln-s NJ re ss;es ~ hs '.u tTv in- cur hh
in.t 49,, unpin otnere d. IL: ~ II jis''"s"isi.
.tc.r..l AID Ti,rnla Gi,E:t ot 'ai =" a'
rit. would hayr scorne-l tie icheH ;a't'a I" VII f'
coui: s..ieara n c -.
R..nr.d unsninon.ly. hit T'i.c "e ~ +r&:t tEis
iris is, ?tsrg -e.es- hsi 'h"si H. IA ~ :ohn
The irA .encc 2f r.in.-s apptsnsss "i
ana hsa .ra:c~ rnh 9nicl reQur the h-S'ln ucI
Of th- III :n rtw: :I-aa sc: "a. V-n'ure u az"
sure them Il ttynpathes IN t7dr
loss .,n
ordered. That the foregoing resolutions .. upoa
thu r lv OF court pftl b. n! o ~ u? ~,
Aid eiso TO the papers nf h- ely OF ken'1o'o Ie
ruhI- atico .ni testitne-iaL OF respect is Toe
nems-y o. the deceased, Il ordered thai tna eod' 90
~. rdou.n Copy-Tss.e
-'" b. WohEHAx, .. c.
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FROM CHARLESTON,

CaAal,sroS, Oct Ga greater nuuIIc. Of
y,ss.i. than usual hsse heen blrkadlng .ao
sar5or. Four gunb0as are IN Stono Inlet.
Th. Steamer Mi,ho, which got aground some
d..,. aga. of ,ullivan's lslsnd, will, probably.
u, ga week; Mos. Of her cargo has e.en
sar.,;. 80 news from Pocotaligo, except
pyr,ial s.conn;s Of the casualties Of toe bal,
tie ri yesterday. Ali is now quiet
sreosD DESPATCH.
CH.aL.s7os, Oct. 2i.--T6e fight 1t Pocs-
taiipG resulted in com mplete victory for us.--
Oar loss was fifteen killed and forty wound
Ell The enemy lett f"rty dead on the field
Ills total loss, n. confirmed by the accounts
Of pri.n; ers, LIS uot less than 200 killed ard
wourdvj We took eighty small arms. The
onemy 5 fore. consisted .! SIX regiments: with
one fell battery and two boat hoEi:zers.
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zHA. t~.r1sa n arsrrzvAsE.

7Hs fxsoH1hd ~ 9EsrsTLvEL.
Gov Cul tin Of 'snsylvsuiA has recon
msnded the 9th da;y- Of November. as day
Of thanksg i,ins sad prars. IN Pennsylvania.
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EnFUNIIN ClPI-K. q! I:LANU WI IN
- II, :: s1- vi LIZ f.. L :. -. ..r.,'.
..:.In ..r.
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.E..sEro7 .,tI, -iary n.fR-;usnr that Srooii. n
-! IA c pt;uo T,dg.. hosc3, "cGli ne po"E'd ii
crrn ..a 20 .t.nG ~ Or ror: ;fcSe1s. ard |" rorcl
rsA;n.r u sh; .oristu.4 b. tt Uiles e. md. :dt '-n
null I sea ;he .,,t mvlt h4s. h.:i at.crsi and raa!J
csred before III. ;forre.nent c"Hii hs"= Ts"re"d n.
.,ta:s 10 cpei. sea, whsy: alone Il c6nId ia,a'
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Respectfully subn,tat,
MlAtIrIn Ss-nIr
HEanxr.HIE.= % THE As"',
Washington. Me:ch 90, lFcl.

WashiDgtnn. March %, lFeI.J
IL giving the above paper, al tho i'.srAGc"
IT I:-neyaI Sc 1T. j; mc: not tie improrr T.,
plbiish the fsllo,rirg letter, referred To as the
enc which has appeared in print without biz
authority. and ~hint, Il is as"cr'ci IN the
rntic papers. the eerrHrarv Of STATE % wocm
,ii:. leIter ~aa e-rtr"n, asiii'.s snr s:cnn'sII-
tally III making public.
Hero iriows the ',SogGi, . 1.'.'sh 80
puht;sh?a ie": cay- ago,
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tp C1rL:;; So

JU.c .iC.; T.: 7.:ESIILLE:
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l. Sxs t!I jsuusIJ th.S. W." "ia VI 'tfe.h'
Holt e,ro"g 10y al obt4'a-d ptfni'' on 70
tet succo~ feeble sEE.son OF Fo,t IutIor 80
He.t, nd q. the trae cncphuT-tN" A,no:a y
from Bos;ot-,e oceury fart JerHson ToosNs Itsnd-
II this company bad bern three days inter th- :ors
wo.d have h<-n r<ececop,ed <y Floridans Nv kso
thai the rebel had their upoa those po"e.I"
whiuh Sovern The Sonusrce Of the Mexican ulf, s' Go
rata abd aas 20 that Of the Heditersnesn WIN
70 Iu6erson s,ta Taylor. tha Reoss mxt haTo pas-
chased - early hnopekn recognition
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SAN FOR D.
FAMILY
CATHAR TIC Pill l. 8 /,

COMPOUNDED FROM
PURE VEGETBLE EXTRACTS, AND PUT Up IN
GLASS CASES, Air tight and will keep in any climate
n IA
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-03-18

CHAsGISG SEEDS The Irish Agrieultu-
raj Review says: The practice of fre-
quently changing seeds is now recognized
in many sections as essentially necessary
to the production Of first rate crop. We
all know that the practice Of procuring
seed potatoes from a distance-ssy 90 or
rs miles-and from different kinds Of soil,
has u most remarkable influence on the
product. While the rationale Of this IS
not quite obvious. the fact is indisputable.
The same result f lows also in the man
agement Of corn, wheat. pumkins, beans
and garden seeds. Even where exchanges
are made between farmers in the same
neighborhood, and where there is no very
marked difference in the geological or min
erai characteristics of the soil in the res
psctive localities, the practice is inducive
to improvement. Let those who have new
er tried the experiment do SION a small
scale at frst-if they are not at all skepti-
cal, and mark the results, both as regards
quantity and quality of crops.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-03-18
S:rayed or stolen.

ON the 2Stl of June last. one sorrel Mare. years
IOd soi two tnSs before she I"iI. small Whit spot
the forehead. sore, name and tail Nv" letters u
:. branded The lett sEouideI u" long hair on the
tctIueks uu,s frtIock ami of the hiRd feet brl'
larg, titan the Others can,r by strain. large HAT
huof> and the nsd of the ho"i> Il ~ Inl a. the rim III
the bottom, aud steps I-uG- when. under trut.
Whoever will return said Ma shall receive So Il
stolen aud VIII County Will pay $50 ior tie thic ls
il srayrd will pay s. if found within 10 miles from
Joliet will pay Sl0 ifiound within 20 miles of Joliet
Amy WHO will take up SAID and give infer
nation by letter tIrou the p o. atJoliet. ILL.,. direct
to Box So, shall be literally rewarded.
Il. o. HARRINGTON.
Joliet July Il, 1890 n5-3w
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-03-18
Camp Life on Sunday.-Scenes
Ira Cairo.

A correspondent Of the Boston journal, |
writing from the Federal camp at Cairo, |
Illinois. thus describes a Sunday scene:
Picking our way along the sidewalk we
meet crowd Of citizens and laiers. The
shops are open. Here is a man returning
from market with fresh beef, potatoes and
turnips ia his basket. At a gingerbread
stall a half tczan soldiers are taking a
laBch. The tobacco shops and oyster sa>
IRONS are thr,ngtd. The men who keep
stationery and yell1w covered novels for
ssie-the Pirate Of the Gull The Legend
Of the Rocky Mountain Maggie Mer-
ton or the Disowned'-have a crowd NJ
their counters. The artists have their sa-
looms opened. Through sn open door see
soldier IN position before the camera, sit
ting for bis da9uerrotype. The train is
Just in from Chicago. bringing the papers,
and the boys are crying the latest Ipteiit-
gencs. The elothing stores the groceries.
snd the variety stores are all open wh1lc>
sole dry aud heavy goods stores only are
shut. The Quartermaster AMI Commissary
are at their fices A gentleman passed
just now bearing tig book under his arm.
An said he, with sigh. ~ me. there is
no rest for the weary War is memorable
in its demands. Truly it has been said
there is no Sunday in war"
Various are the lights and shades
There are laughing and solemn scenes
Yonder is the hospital. A file Of soldiers
10 at the door, and wagon, two soldiers
enter the building and return bringing a
plain coffin. They lay it in the wagon
The fife begins it's mournful notes, the drum
i,s muffied beat With reversed arms they
move away, bearing to its last home their
comrade. There is something in such n
scene to touch the heart Ct the hardest
man. A few months ago and he, the dead
was a citizen, with no thought Of being u
soldier. But in the hour of his country g
danger be becomes a patri t, ready to die
in her defence. lie is dead. lie has yield
ed TO disease, not to tue enemy. If he had
not become q soldier he might, for ought
we know, have been alive and we'll to day.
The greatest lcsse7 Of armies are not On
the battle field, but in hospitals.
II should like to have an artist in front
of the PresbY terian church TO sketch the
scene. Here we are cleaning our boots be
fore entering the house. Our pants are
tucked inside the boots legs. and here we
STAND, fifteen or twenty of US, minister in
cludeG, cleaning up, each with stick
ecraping off the mud. Some Of us stand
upon the steps leading 10 the church, some
have one foot upon the fence but we are all
bowed down. Without any approach to
irreverence, we may say that our feet have
stood in miry places. l do not see how il
il possible for men to be very godly in this
place, for among the virtues cleanliness is
next to godiness. Here it is a natural in
ability for man to be clean. Memory will
retain as one of the most ludicrous scenes
of life, this days scrape before the church
at Cairo"
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the citizens of Joliet and vicinity his full aud rom
tt.S f,.E Of
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The Last Conversation of O.
Jennings Wise Before His
Death.

The Roanoke Island correspondent of
the New York Herald writes as follows:
While referring to the officers, it may be
interesting to relate the particulars of an
interview which took place between o
Jennings Wise and Major Kimbail, Of the
Ninth New York Volunteers. who, it will
be remembered, 80 calamity led the charge
Of that regiment in the taking Of tho rebel
battery. The former, after his capture in
the boat, was conveyed to the hcpsltal
near the shore, where Major Kimball was
introduced to him by DR.. Coles, OF the Wise
Legion.
II am sorry to zee you under these cir
cumstance-," SAID Majnr Kin ball. as the
wounded man turned toward him, his face
betrayiug the intense agony be endure4:-
81 hope that your injuries are not fatal that
YOU will recover"
Wise shook his head with an expression
that showed his belief that his days were
numbered.
II hope, Captain Wise" said Major
Kimball, continuing, THAT time will come
when we shall be reunited under that flag
the Union eo.ors.
Wise shoos his head again, and in q firm
bold tone calculated, Never. never! We
Will never i've uNucT IhaI lag aga Q. -
Every man woman aud child in the South
is ready and willing to pour cut the last
drop Of life's blood before 1t shall! You
may possibly annihIlate Us, but can never
reduce Us to the condition Of conquered
province"
We'll Captain Wise" responded Maj r
Kimball, "you cannot be ignorant that the
North is determined to enforce the laws and
the Constitution, and have the Southern
States acknowledge the supremacy Of that
fag. Our people are as firm as yours in
the matter, But there is no use in discus
sing these affairs now. The war, hope,
will be con iucted in accordance with the
principles Of civilized Nations"
Wise replied he was glad it had so far,
and also hoped it wouli continue so.
Major KimbaIl then offered the wounded
man any assistance in his power, for which
Wise returned his thanks very warmly
The surgeons in attend lance now interdicted
any further conversation, owing to the
weak condition Of their patient. who ling
cred On until the next morning when he
died.
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TAxsaLE NOTICE

Ii persons concerned will please take notice a,d
N hereby notified, that at a sale for DELINQUENT
special tax, levied in of city ordinance held
at the Court House, in the city Of Joliet. Will COUNTY
Illinois, on the 18th day OF April A D. 1860 in pur,
suance Of law she following described lot purchas
purchase certificate of said sale that The time far re-
dempton will expire in two years from the date Of
said sale and the cost Of redemption will be double the
amount sold for interest," subsequent taxes and cost
ofadvertisiEg, viz: "a p - u 2 u = = -
Lot Block 80, School Sec. Add to Joliet, sO., for
sl,7e
JOHN FERGUSON,
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TAX SALE NOTICE

4 IL persons concerned. will please tnke notice.
n that at sale of lands. town and city lots for
State County and special taxes and for the wear
1859 made in pursuance Of law in the @ unity OF vim
and State Of illinois, the 2Sth day Of May $50
and that am the legal holder of the purchase GER
tfieate OF the following described trhet of land
sold at said SALE and that the time Of REDEEM
ton thereof from said sale will expire in two
years from the Date of said SALE and the REDEEM nfnp
will be double the amount sold for, and sulseouen
taxes paid by with interest thereon and cost Of
Advertising tO-TEit: N
20 acres W a N Or or Sec.3f. T. s2RloE.
-- JAMES CERRAN
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New Goods

unE subscriber has just reosive,
y spring and summer goods Of large s,o..
purebss a9 in Joliet IL Is
want OF any Kind Of Dry Goods viii all serAL
'ase TO cal and examine before purchr.in't to d.,
-, LADIEs' DRESS GOODS '''A's
Black silks, POplIns, Merinoes co,.s,
LANES, Plain, figured, wafcred. &C. AAsa,,,
aILLINERY AND PANcv
Boonets and Trimmings, eousis,ir. :, oVoDs,
satins Innings, Plumes Roseits. arsSl Rlb-n. "a,
G Tos and lp sDpn s5oEes SIX Lace Go4.,
Printed Calic-s, Cambrics. Dro,, 'tI
ings, Bedtieking Broad ClotL- Ts.' ald ,BeaeLe,
Cotton Batting, &c. eeus, keLtucsx -
AsPlendld assortment Of nbroid.,;
Undersleeves, Chimizett- Cn,,s;e Gus, q,
pins, Grape, Bay State Plain, ami Auslih ca
Remember this is the place fOr sip. sL,ss
hcDuNc,,
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