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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-08-26

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ON AND AFTER MAY Chit, 1850, the
Joliet g. Chic. modatton Train
THROUGH IN HOUR AND SO MINUTEsu
Wlleave Joliet at 7:15 NJ, arrivs at Chicago $50
a. I" Chicago 100 NJ, "' at Joliet 6:25 P NJ.
Express Trains pass Joliet, Going North, $40 and
i:22 ~
Express Trains pass Joliet Going South 1928 and
IU:jj P. NJ.
Through Tickets from Joliet to New York, Boston,
fhiladeIhia and Nil principal Towns in the middle
and Eastern States. be obtained at the St L. A. &
c. j.. Il. Depot. the quickest and most reliable rout
via. Chicago. this Company's Trains making direct
connections there with every Train the roads
ming east, advantage not obtained by the Cutoff.
The fare Is the same by way OF Chicago.
Ii. HURLBUT. Ag't.
Joliet. May. s, 1850 Att
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-08-26

NOTICE Is hereby given that we viii do No crs.or,
~ cardi-g this season. We cOutinue TO huv vol
as usual for which will pay ash or excban, a.
cloth, at our store in Joliet or ct the Factory
r. u,,u r. Wa. McRVoY.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-08-26
e N G h A " L N G
COPPER PLATE PRINTING.

OFFICIAL and Notariai Seals Business Wedding
~ and Visiting Cards Engraved and Printed in the
DeStrs possible Door, Office, and Trunk plates
Dog Cellars Silver Spoons Forks GOGlets, &c, neatly
executed and at prices to suit the times
Engraving Office Il. L. Ba:ber's Office, opposite
the Court House,
Joliet, III. ". c. FAIRTH0RNE.
Orders for photographic Work, done in e1pedi-
tous and elegant style. n24
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-08-26
In the County Court Of viii Co, June Term ISC.
All Persons Concerned
TO THE PuRLIC
WOOL CARDENG

rErHE Largest and best ssorted st, ok of Hardware
/ at the LOWEST PRICES, can be found at .fs
Store of "e
STRONG 4 RRooEr
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-08-26

STATE OF ILLINOIS JWiII County Circuit Cgt-i
WILL CoUNTT, Of May term A Dina
John Gary
Bridrit Car, { Bill lot oi''''e'
4 fflDANlT that the said BrdgTt Cary drhs3gi
~ In the foregoing hill Of complaint oanc-Al, hs
sell apf r-rdes service of summons having b--n his
the Office Of the clerk Of said Court. Notice bsrs
gwen to the said defendant BTidEit Cary MAJ 1ki
Cary the sail complainant has filed his bill q Ss-
piaint in said Court the ChaucerY sid. thers AZ
that n summons thereupOn issued out Of said oOu1
said cause against said defendant returpable IL
third MONDAY Of May next and that said oSus, y 80
pending IN said court. And unless ycu the sad Bret
II Cary shall personally be and appear before The ~
Circuit Court Of " i'll County in said State tbs th
day Of the said May Term thereof to be bed At yos
IN said " Ill County on the third Monday Of Nay 4
iet2 and plead, answer or demur 10 the said eoupha
ants bill Of complaint, the and the natter as
things therein cha rged and stated will be tales
confessed by YOU and decree entered against yOI -
eording to the prayer Of said bill Of complaint
B.F. RUSSELL Clark
Tho's. H HUTcHRSs. Comps Sol
Joliet March 18th A d. 60 Wv
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S ANS OINTME MT.

FOR Millness. Safety Certainty, Thoroughuess,
Slons Ointmentis rapidly sup rcedns all other Out-
ments and Liniments for the Of the following
complaints Fresh Wounds. Calls OF all kinds Crack
ell Heels Hingbone, Poevil wndgas, Calus, Spayine
Sweeney. Fistula, Fouudered feet. sand Cracks,
Scratches of Grease, Mango and Horse Dlstemper,
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-08-26
Gu DIAN'S SALE.
STATE OF ILLINOIS,l

STATE OF ILLINOIS, lss
WILL COUNTY,
10y virtue OF decretal order Of the County Court
ID Of VIII County. entered at the June term thereof
A. d. 1862, the application Of the undersigned
Guardian of Daniel C. Henderson, James ID. Hrnder
and John ID. Henderson. minors to sell the fol-
lowing described real estate belonging to said minors
situate in the County of Will and State Of Illinois,
wit: the undivided q Of the following Lots b s.
Lots & S d. 10-Lots & d. IL, East Joliet-the
5-l2 b. a. Bowen's Addition 10 Joliet, and the
undivided y 81 "a Sec. 10 T. s. X. 10 Sd P.
NJ all subject 10 the dover of the undersigned.
shall the 10th day Of July next, between the hours
OF 10 O'Clock A NJ aud O'Clock z. NJ Of said day. sell
the said real estate public sale, the door Of the
Court House in the city of Joliet the highest and
best bidder Terms of salo follows: third cash
in hand, balance aud two years in equal pay
HleBts, with per interest, note and mortgage
the premises for the unpaid purchase money will
be required of the TuTChaser-and deeds clear of do
and incumbrance will be made to the purchaser
the day of sale.
HELM A. HENDERSON Guardian as aforesaid.
June 70, 1862.
The above sale in adjourned to the 9th day Of Au-
gust next, to take place at the time Of day and
place. HELM A. HENDERSON,
July 10, 1862. Guardian.
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Ms! GUNS!! GUNS!!
THOMAS GOLCHER,

No. 20 JEFFERSON ST., OPPOSITE NEW YoRK STORE.
Il EEPS on baud for sale all kinds Of GINS, Rifles
IN Sporting apparatus, Powder, Shot and Caps of the
best quality, Powder Fasks, Shot and game bags OF
al! kinds.
Also all kinds Of repairing done the most reason
able terms, aud at the shortest possible notice.
THOMAS l.. GOLCHER.
Joliet. Nov. p. 1860. MIST
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Mary I.iizabrih Joncs,)
vs. Bill f-T Divorce

Mary Elizabeth Jcncs,)
Bill f-T Divorce
Amo- J. jones.
4 FFIDANlT Of tie nonre-idrDoe RI III, 49,
n named DEFENDANT. Amos J. Jones having -
filed Ia the Office Of the Clrrk 81 the sid Court ysr
hereby given to The said defendant Ana. !. Jsss
that Mary Elizabeth Jones the -aii Complainant M
tiici her bil 81 complaint in sH5d CosTt the Co
CRY sisl- Thereof and that a SUMMONS fhrrrEIsR
I'd ont 6 said Court IN said cause. against ssd Sst
ant rrtHrnabls on the Third Monday Of March az,
aud that said cause is nos pcs,ling in saij couFt
Nov ul.e-s you the said Amos J. Jones. shall p.
-onally he and appear l-fTs the said Circuit CasI
u WIZ County. the first day ct the ih.n
Of 10 Ice held at Joliet in said Will County. .,
Third Monday Of March. A. d lst2. and plsa ab,sr,
or d-nrur 10 the laid o"up.insnts bill u eaHl.l-i
tine same and the matters and things th-i eu ekrsl
anh stated will b. taken cOnfr-s,d by sou. ~
decree entered against YOU according u ths fHyss
said bin II SOmIlsiEt.
BIZ RUSSELL, Cst
r +. BAHByr, Comps Sol.
Joliet, Jan. II. 1862 l4t
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To The Afflicted

MAI troublesome disease the PILES can be cured
by calling on the subscriber. at the IL lille Grove
ouse Joliet III. or by addressing him through the
fost Ofcs Warranted to cure in every instance, or
the motley refunded The Medicine be sent by
express or mail 10 any part Of the United States
Canada Charges moderate and 10 suit the times.
Feb. 2S, 1850. EsANBORN
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Dss. ID. McR AE.


HAVIEG experimeI ted with medicine in the treat
mcnt of diseases for years laying aside all preju
dces. has examined m the meantime all the various
systems and schools Of medicine, and have selected such
remedies demonstrate to be safe and efficient
rejecting al! mineral pUiSons. To acute dis
npaTativey easy task; 1t Is the curing Of
chronic diseases that requires knowledge combined
with patience AMI perse ye-ance tempered with kind
1t is in the latter class Of diseases where pbys
clans mostly make their failures. Having given. this
of diseases special attention, profess 10 lie
preraTeG all chronic disease, with positive
ali that durable cases. unless II be
conditionaily, that patients may depend upon nay
declaration. profess to treat fully al chronic
Diseases of the Lungs Liver, BrOnria Nuralgia Para
lysis rheumatism. and all arrangements of the
tiStula and Piles successfully treated ia
from thirty sixty DAYS without the Of the knife:
or much additional pain. profess TO treat with
paracied the lOthsome disease known by the
knife or any harsh ifpatiens will strictly
obey my instructions will gnaaiutec satisfaction IN
all where disorgauZarpn Of the vital organ
has taken place. The best of references Ice givcu
from ciZcHs Of st Louis, where devoted my practice
for th- last three years. have in my Office Can
with without the of the knife. For
further particular. hy,,nns and others invited
to call aud examine Tor themselves.
RI. McRAE, OccuIist and AurIst,
Give p.cia attention diseases i've aud Tar
diseases which fatal - it, delicate structure. All
persons afflicted should attend to the earliest Iptoms
avoiding much suffering and probable blindness.
Letters from a distance. containing stamp will
receive prompt attention address Box 1892.
ID. NCBAE VI. D.. ~. Lons, No
OFFICE No. % NORTH FIFTH
Between Pine and Ghe~nut streets. from the
Court House, ST. Louis. Mo. nlZly
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Fire and finland Navigation

Fire and INLAND Navigation
Risks accepted terms consistent with solvency and
fair profit.
Especial attention given TO Insurance of DWELLINGS
and Contents. for terms Of l to years.
The solid service long and successfully tried and the
MANY advantages the -Ftna Insurance Company pos
sesses in it's line, should not he overlooked by those
ready TO and under standing their best interests
During stringent times the necessity for reliable
Insurance becomes imperative duty-the ability OF
property owners sustain loss being then much less
encd
Agencies all the principal cities and towns through
ont the state Policies issued without delay. by any OF
the duly authorized Agents of the Company.
SS- Businhss attended to with despatch and fidelity.
BOWEN & GROVER, Agents.
Joliet, Sept. q, 1859. nl5-ly
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-08-26

A Lot q that Michigan White Wheat FIorr Just
~ received and Constantly on hand, by
W -, SWELL, Agt.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-08-26
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
ESTATE OF RANDALL NJ. DEVANY, DECD.
DUBLlC notice is hereby given, that on the 3rd
i Monday Of Sept. next, (teing the 18th day of
said monthly shall attend before the County
Court of Will County the Court House the city Of
Joliet for the purpose of settling and adjusting all
claims against the estate of Randall Devany late o.
said county. decd. when and where claimants are
notified and requested 90 attend and present their
claims in writing against said for adjustment
All persons indebted to said estate are also reouest
ed to make payment the undersigned without DELAY
PATRICK 0CoNNoR, Adm.
Dated July s. 1862. mao
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To THE SUBSCRIBERS T TIE
w l. l. co NTY M APP.
n ENTLENEN We take this method of informing
u you that the New Map of Will County, is
ready for delivery, that shall commence to delye
them without delay. One Of tine firm will call on
You personally and hope the friends OF the
prise will be ready TO receive the maps.
Respectfully yours,
S. II. BURUANS j. VAN VECuTEN
Joliet July l, 1862.
P.S. Subscribers to this map will Oblige US by
leaving the price of the map with their families when
absent. that it may be unnecessary to call
second time.
The Portland daily press., 1862-08-23

MAINE SEVENTEENTH. - This regiment,
which passed through our city yesterday, excl
ted the admiration of all spectators in an unus-
ual degree. Such stalwart fellows, with such
size and strength of body-they seemed com
pleterepresentatives of the backbone of Maine.
None, either. could fail to note the manly bear
ing and intelligent countenances of the rank
andDlle. We learn that they were recruited
from the best classes of the community, the
well-to-do, well-informed and moral portion of
all trades and pursuits. They evidently know
what they 20 to war for, and we shall expect
TO hear good account of them.
sBr Bro. Case again threatens the Press
with execution" and says it "shall be brought
to the block in due season." Well, better that,
than like the Advertiser, be brought to the
block head!
APPoETMENTs.-J. ii. Estabrook, M. D.,
oil Camden, c. II. Garmane, NJ ID. of Rock
land, and j. b. Walker, NJ. d., of Union, were
appointed yesterday as examining surgeons for
the County of Knox
The Portland daily press., 1862-08-23
New York Market.

NEW YORK, August 90.
Cotton frmer-saes 1900 bales at 46 46Ic for mid
ling Upands
Flour-State and Western dull and heavy; super
fine State at s4 SIS 90; extra do s5 10 50; round
hoop ONO, 50 40 a s 90; superfine Western "a So a
8 90; common to good extra Western do s5 10 a 35
Southern heavy-mixed TO good So 80 a 8 so; fancy
and extra SO s5 so. Canada dull and heavy-extra
S5 Is 25. Wheat heavy and lower-C chicago spring
at 81 l3 for poor; Milwaukee Club, 81 Is %; am
Der Iowa 81 "a ! 25; red winter Western 81 2ss a
80; white Michigan 81 40 43 new do 81 So a 81
Corn shade easier-mixed Western Coo for old
sound 55 a 55 5Sc for Eastern.
Beef firm.
Pork active and firmer-mess sll s7i a u 90
prime do ) 10 10 l2i; Western frmer-mess S1l 81
IL.
Sugars quiet and firm-New Orleans 81 Ole; Porto
Rico SIC.
Coffee firmly auction. 1150 bags Rio sold at 21J Il
2c averaging &c; and at private sale 100 bags San
tos at 2lE 22Ic.
Freights to Liverpool decidedly frmer-Cotton
nominal; Flour a IS Cd; Grain l3 a lad for Wheat
in bulk and ships bags.
Wool quiet and very firm.
The Portland daily press., 1862-08-23
Municipal Court--August %.

Gilbert Gigger was brought before His Hon
or Judge Lane, charged with having robbed,
from the drawer of Thomas Knight, the sum
OF five dollars. This lad was brought before
the court for similar offence, few weeks
agosand was treated most leniently, on condi-
tion that he would become better boy. Judge
Lane, finding him guilty, sentenced him to the
Reform School
The Portland daily press., 1862-08-23
Pursuit of Guerillas.

SPRINGFIELD, Mo-, Aug. %.
Col. Wright, of the federal forces. passed
Carthage yesterday in hot pursuit of the guer-
illas under Coffee, Hayes and Quantrell. On
Wednesday he attacked the rebel rear guard
capturing 81 and killing II. Quite number
of guns, horses and other property, had fallen
into his hands. The Kansas troops, under
Gen. Blunt, were only few miles behind,
pushing on rapidly. A number of horses and
quantity of camp equipage were found at the
Usage, where the rebels crossed. All the low
characters in Western Missouri are joining
Coffee, which will drain that section of the
dangerous element. The pursuit. will not be
relaxed until the rebels are driven from the
State.
The Portland daily press., 1862-08-23
From Fortress Monroe.

FORTRESS MONROE, Aug. p.
Williamsburg was evacuated by the Union
troops at O'Clock yesterday afternoon. The
guard was under command of Major Stetson
and consisted of five companies of the 9th
Penn. reg. They came down and joined their
regiment.
1t is reported that Williamsburg was burn
ed last night, but it needs confirmation. There
was large fire in that direction, from dark
till late hour last night.
There has been no skirmishing by any of
the pickets since the army came down the
peninsula.
The Portland daily press., 1862-08-23
Steamboat Collision.

IHILADELPHIA, august z.
Night before last the steamer Bevidere,
while going down the bay, bound to Fortress
Monroe, collided when off the mouth of the
Rappahannock river, with steamer Elm City,
laden with about 800 regulars. No lives were
lost, but the boats were so much damaged that
they must cease running for the time being,
for repairs. The Elm City is injured in the
bow and the Belvidere in the wheel.
The Portland daily press., 1862-08-23
Commercial.
fPer steamship Teutonia. al st ions

lfer steamship Teutonia, at st joins MI
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKEr-Thc sales of
cotton were two days were 5000 bales, of which 5000
were to spectators and exporters. Market quiet and
steady, but firm at unchanged prices for American
easier for surates.
The Manchester markes has an upward tendency,
with small sales.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFS MARKET.-FIour
quiet and staady. Wheat quiet and steady. Corn
has upward tendency mixed Corn 29s sd
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET Beef
heavy. Pork still declining. Bacon bouyant. Lard
hrmer. 1alow still advancing Pots and Pearl Ashes
quiet Sugar quiet. Coffee firm. Rice inactive
Rosin drm at 22s cd for common. Spirits Turpentne
firm
LONDON MONEY MARKET.-ConsoIs closed at
90s 90t for money
The Portland daily press., 1862-08-23
Ordnance Office,
WAR DEPARTMENT,

Washington, August 8, 1862. !
DROPOSALS will be received by this Department
Il until Z. NJ. on the 26th of August 1862, for the
delivery at the following arsenals of horse equip
fed:
At the wstertown Arsenal, watertown. Massachu-
At the watervliei Arsenal, West Troy, New York,
1900 sets.
AT the New York Arsenal, Governors Island, New
York 10000 sets
AT the Frankford Arsenal, Brdesburg, Pcnnsylva-
At the Allegheny Arsenal, Pittsburgh, Pcnpsylya-
mia, 10,000 sets
At the St. Louis Arsenal, St. Louis, Missouri, 10,
600 sets.
These sets of horse equipments are to be furnished
complete, except the horse brush curry-comb lariat
pcket-pin, link, and blanket. Samples be ex-
amined at each of the above-named arsenas. They
are to be subject to inspection the arsenas where
delivered. before being received by the Government
none to be accepted or paid for but such ap-
proved upon such inspection.
Deliveries must be made in lots of not less than f.
ty sets per week for all contracts of 500 sets or un-
der; one hundred sets per week for all contracts
from five hundred up to thousand SETS two hum
drcd sets per week for all contracts of from thou
sand to two thousand sets five hundred per week
for all contracts of from two thousand to six thou
sand sets and eight hundred sets per week for all
contracts of from six thousand to ten thousand
Failure to deliver at specified time will subject
the contractor to forfeiture of the quantity to be
liyered at that time. The equipments to be box
ed five sets in box, in the customary manner-bits
and saddles of assorted numbers; and the contents
TO be distinctly marked the outer ends of the box
The boxes TO be charged cost to be determined by
the inspector.
Bidders will state explicitly in their proposals, the
time quantity and place of each delivery. Each par.
ty obtaining contract will be required to enter into
bonds with proper suretes, for the faithful flflment
of the same.
Bids of persons who not manufacturers or reg.
ular dealers in leather work will not be considered
and the Department reserves the right to reject any
or all bids which may be made.
Upon the award being made, successful bidders
only, VIII be noiiied and they will be furnished
with forms of the contract and Of the bond required
of them.
Proposals will be addressed TO
General JAMES W. RIPLEY,
Chief of Ordnance,
Washington, ID. c.
And will be endorsed
Proposals for Horse Equipments"
JAMES w. RIPLEY,
Ula nri., n f.rf ~
The Portland daily press., 1862-08-23
Various Matters.

NEW YORK, August %.
The 18th Maine Regiment passed through
here this morning for the seat of war.
OMAHA, n. T., Aug. %.
The Democratic Convention to-day nomi-
mated J. +. kenney for Congress, and the
Republicans, S. G. Daley.
New YORK, August %.
Steamer Haze and Jersey Blue arrived IRON
Newbern tonight with dates of Goth. All
quiet there.
The Portland daily press., 1862-08-23
War Facts and Rumors.

CAIRO, August 22.
The steamer Champion on her last passage
to Memphis was fired into by guerillas at James
Bayou, just below Memphis. She was struck
by over 20 shots, but no one was injured.
The steamer Swallow, in Government SER
vice, was burned by rebels twenty miles below
Memphis few days since.
There is unusual activity here in completing
repairs on boats. A large number Of extra
hands are employed.
Memphis papers of the 10Th say that Bragg
is undoubtedly at Chattanooga.
AT the last accounts, a portion of cavalry at
Holly spring were committing depredations
on Union men.
Jackson's cavalry, which last week was re-
ported near Cold Water, Miss, has fallen back
to Tupello.
CAIRO Aug. %.
An intercepted letter, dated Aug. 8, from
Gen. Hindman to the rebel Department, states
that he has $1,000 well armed infantry, 600O
cavalry, and "a pieces of artillery at Little
Rock. He proposes awaiting an attack from
Gen. Curtis instead of attacking him at Hee-
ma. He intends to annihilate Curtis, then push
vigorously for the Missouri river. He has re-
ceived supplies of arms and ammunition from
east of the Mississippi river. Helena is to be
fortified os the base of operations. Siege guns
have already arrived. The health of the army
at Helena is goad.
The Portland daily press., 1862-08-23
l. A TEST
BY TELEGRAPH,
Portland Daily Press.
Horrible Massacre by Indians.
Details Of the Outrage.
From Cen. Curtis Command.
Pursuit of GucriIlas.
GueriIlas on james River.
Pursuit of GucriIlas.
GueriIlas on james River.
Steamer Burned by Rebels.

ST. PAUL's, Minn., August %.
Reliable information from Fort Ridgeley
confirms without doubt all the previous re-
ports. Mr.. Wyckofie, Assistant Superin-
tendent, while on his way to the upper agencies,
met messenger six miles from Fort Ridgeley
on Monday morning, announcing an outbreak
at the lower Sioux Agency, and the murder of
all the whites except few. Capt. Marsh set
out Immediately with 45 men. At ferry op-
posite the Agency he encountered large body
of warriors, who opened fire on them, and after
few volleys large body of ambushed Indians
in the rear fired upon them, killing number
OF men. Retreat was attempted across the
river, and in the water the Indians killed the
captain, 3 sergeants, 4 corporals. But II re-
turned to the Fort. On Monday night the
light from the burning buildings and grain
stacks was seen in all directions. Escaped
citizens came into the fort during the day
giving accounts of horrors too terrible for i'm
agination to conceive. Mothers came in rags
and barefooted, whose husbands and children
were slaughtered before their eyes: children
came, who witnessed the murder of their pa
rents or the burning of their homes. The
roads in all directions TO New Ulm are lined
with murdered men, women and children.
j. }. Porter, of Maukato, a member of the
last Minnesota Legislature, arrived here last
evening for arms. He was one of the COM
mittee sent TO New Ulm to learn the truth of
the reported murder. He arrived at New Ulm
Tuesday morning, and found the people pre-
pared to bury five persons murdered and
others were being constantly found most hor-
ribly mutilated. He saw four persons wounded
in one room, cut with hatchets in their heads
and arm; little girl was cut across the face.
breast and side; little boy was dreadfully
cut up, also middle aged man. In an adj
joining room he saw a child with its head cut
of, and twenty-seven others mutilated with
gashes. The people Of New Ulm are drilling
with what arms they can get, and are fully
awake to their danger, and are determined to
defend the town to the last
Mr.. Porter left New Ulm Tuesday A. NJ,
and was overtaken by man, who reported
that the Indians attacked the town 200 strong,
at Z. NJ, and burned several buildings.
Several citizens were seen to fall. The people
had gathered together and barricaded the
streets. Letters to Gov. Ramsey say that
hundreds are known to be killed, and it is be-
lieved thousand. Gov. Ramsey yesterday
ordered the militia with horses to the scene.