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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-02-11
HOLIDAY GIFTS
For the Million at O. Fex,s

VIII state to my fiiends and the publicin r,n..,
in Justice 70 myself that one Of our ctizrpsIx 49,
name OF Edward Savage, who professes 10 b. W., -
does has caused 10 be Published such an averti-rn.
about o. fox's Gin Book Store ard Brass JeweIry
Do you think much Of such n who trvs IN
yure one who never In any way tried to injure him
IL is nothing than jvalosy in business
Now viii state that for the past three wear. NV
Miscellaneous look trade, and such presume las
been the case ith Mr.. savAges. has been very mall
scarScly nothing to speak Of. And where las The
trade ganet To NV York and PHILADELPHIA 10 the
0t Book store OF Evans AID In protection myself
when was in New York made arrangement with
publishers Tor Books AZ very low rates. and made ar
rangements with one 81 the largest publishing housee
IN New YORK 20 get NE Catalogue. which has been
publ Now will state my friends and custo-
mers Of the Western States that have as fne Gold
Jewery as any house has and the largest finest ar
best selected stock Of any house in the CITY
In lew days shall receive vers fine addition 10
my present stock in the way Of Silver Tea Sets Gold
watches Silver Watches. and all kinds Of the hest
seeete stock and all parties buying books from me
VIII give them 25 per cent of OF my Catalogue Which
Is better than friend Savages 10 Per cent? n tbex
20 not wish To take their gif Ny Gin Book busiue.s
= eohdncted on different plan from other hos se.-
AZ tne time the gilt Is given will show them TIA.
nhA pOoh IN which the gift IL written 10 black inf
anu numbered TO correspond with the numteron the
goods aud specify the article and II thew are -,
satisfied with their gifts will take Of aS uer oen,
from what they paid for the books and viii
ali OF my patrons thai they will lie well satI.6ed
OAii AZ U. Fox and buy your Holiday Presents I
nave nne stock Of Children, Ladies' and Gents Pur,
ana aside from Books hat is there more useful th.,
furs in this climafef Call early before the s,or
crowded. it always is HOLIDAYS Now Is the tirns
TO iake your selections and will cell you ali hind,
which Keep lower than any other house.
Joliet. Dec. 25, Iseo. nas,,
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-02-11
TAX SALE NOTICE

A IL persons concerned. will please take notice
~ that AZ a sale of Lands Town and citr lot. for
state County and special taxes and costs. for the year
1873 made ia pursuance Of law. in the County Of VIII
and State % Illinois the 2sth day Of May 1890 and
that l am holder Of the purchase certificates OF
the following described traets Of Lands and lots sold
AZ said sale an that the time Of redemption thereof
from said sale will expire in years from the Dat,
Of said sale and the redemption will be doabs the
amount sud fsT, andsub-equent taxes IL paid by rn.
with Interest thereon and Of Advertising 20 viii.
South part Of Block ., in Dannys third Addition
70 Mokena-
North part Of Block 10, In DsnBys third Addition
to Mok-na.
IT. So ALLEN DENNY.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-02-11
J5li.,. Feb. 10, 1852.
LONDON POR Il r.!

1. CHOICE LOT OF GENUINE LONDON PORTER,
A lust received aud tor sale by
"A d. 0'CONNER,
Ii jefferson street.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-02-11
IoST-sIO REWARD.

,,,uE ,ub,crber lost his pocket book, containing
iOO in gold and note against Martin ,ta, g S
in this city. The above reward will be given
h ,eoyery Of the pocket book and contents, il
~ Li.s,aJ 10 me or left at the Signal Office.
de"e''N EDWARD McCABE.
M, Feb 10, 1852.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-02-11
1asu Aobsrtistments.
CITY MARSHALL.
rtfv Treasurer.

.u,horizei TO announce PETER CLAUS az a
lar The ofice Of City Marshall at the ensuing
eCndeao subject to the decision Of Democrat con-
siv ~ n one be beld
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-02-11
ci,r CnIIenfnr.

-. embarked to announce X. r. ALLEN as a
1iste for the office Of City Treasurer, at the ensu-
an-..,,ejpal election.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-02-11
LAND FOR Al e.
IT REDUCED PRICES.

Offer for sale 100 acres Of Land on the following
L si sIina 10 purchase good farm will find
H. PARTICULARS by inquiring Of ?. 0Connor, or
, Oooly at Jackson Grove
T. I,l,.t Ieb II, 1882
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-02-11

eqS5 d. to s u City gE eoseicF At ths
,..,iaE municipal election
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-02-11
Corporation Notice.

n orTNN. Attorney at Law. Once over Fox's
u, L. " Jef,rson ST., Joliet, III.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-02-11
RE-OPENING Of THE

M . N r . Il Fl Q U 3 Z =
'IHs subscriber respectfully announces to his
L friends, the former patrons IL the Monroe House,
snd he public IN general, that he ~il reopen this
iAorits Hotel on Jhc LIST cf January. The house has
s'ta thoroughly clsAnsed and repaired, and by the
N opening will be completely fitted for the recep
uon OF guests The subscriber will devote himself
aauuugly to the object Of rendering the house first
sa-' ono, and hopes, by assduous attention TO
sanrss = merit the favor Of the old freqGenters OF
We sstabiSbment, we'll Of all who desire Hotel
rhsrs reason ablcne-s Of charges may be combined
9TH the bestfATs aud accommodations.
WIN W.QUISN, Proprietor.
H. louis, No. Jan. l, 1897
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TAX SALE NOTICE.
SlraNed

a FROM the subscriber in Joliet in yusx
In last, a small sized light bay sind colt ,vo
T8 years old last spring. will made md active
1871 ana name aud tail black. Whoever will
return s'd colt To me- give information by Ietsr
or oiherw sc where it may lie fund xiI be iber.n,
rewarded
aoliet Re-. IL 1851. Sss
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-02-11
NOTICE
ESTATE on nrnrr.,,r,r

Estate or BENJAMIN PICKLES. DECD.
l1IBLlC notice 's hereby given. that on the fhirs
Monday of March next (Dens the 18th day Of sati
Elonth stall attend bef1r- the County Court Il Will
county, at the Court House in the % JolL L l ~.
purpose vi settling and adjusting all claims AGAINST
Tie estate Of Benjamin Pickles late q said County
deceased when and where all claimants ar. nofine<
u 70 attend aud present their claims In
writing against said estate fJr Adjustment
All persons indebted 20 said estate are also r,oo.r.
ed ~ make payment the undersigned without d.I,,
MARY ANN PICKLES, AdrnI
n q. -
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Tax sale Notice.

NOTICE l. hereby given that at a sale ofisnds town
~ and city lots for State County aud s-eial taxns
and COSTS due and unpaid thereon for the year 1852
Iar ana held IN pursuance Of law 10 the County Of
WI anc state Of liiinJis, tie 2sih day Of May IsCO
purchased at said sale the following described tracs,
10 vii.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-02-11
THE Markets.
,.,,s.Pric.Curr.nt

-.,,n Of New Lsnox, on the End inst, Jason P.
10 iee ne, ,U sop Of John and Jane Rugg.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-02-11

Great Attraction.
N E w GOODS
THE FIRST OF THE SEASON.
r. M. P A R X E r /,
is now receiving large and select assortment Of
NEW FALL GODS,
direct from the Eastern Markets. consisting par, Of
PLAIN AND FIGURED SILKS,
Fine French all Wool Delains
Fine French Merinos, Reps,
Pamultas, English Poplius,
Pacific L Hamilton Delains,
Also Fine French Alpaca,
Bombazipes Canton Cloths
French and English Black
aud Colord Ladies Cloth
for CLoAKs.
Also, n full assortment OF shawls,
and Hamilton,
ALSO LADIES LOAKS
Plain and Colored of all prices and qualities.
Special attention Is directed to the
DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT,
which I. upuspalIv tnlI and complete In .,.rv aa
partmeut, and comprises all the most
Popular Styles of Prints,
sheetiugs, Shirtings, Denims, Stripes Checks Linen
n.,o n;.,.r c-o.,. c.n,o, r,.,., 4.
900 PIECES Merimnek COcheco, Pacific, H.mil-
''''' - NV
10 t sAc Cash Heavy SH'e'ins' no" selling cheap
900 PIECES Dr.aeess Muslin. now opening, of
~ just receiv'd' Of all prices from SOC to $40
''A'' anu 4"''''''''
100 Pieces Cloths, ca'semiers DOeskins, sa'ins'',
The aoofe is ouI smah portion OF the goods no"
T., -. ,,, IL. A., ..,,. n =, ,,,
the best Goods at the 'O'Oe'' prices for Cash only,
Il. NJ. PAKhE R.
Joliet Sent L. 1861 l4t
IS6I. 1861.
w T. RA ETT
,r NUN
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-02-11

sruy upd,rsigncd members Of the arm Of Sanger
C,zey having sold and transferred TO John A. lien
ks ali their right title, aud interest in and TO ali the
sruerty rights aud credits Of the said firm Of Sanger
C1.cy at Joliet and elsewhere, the said firm is this
.asy dssolyed by mutual consent.
LIP. SANGER.
Toilet Jan 9, 1862. }. I. SANGER.
Thelusnrss at Joliet and elsewhere. heretofore con-
dar,ed by the firm Of Sanger Casey will be conduct
u by the undersigned. under the name, style and
trm Of Casey Hendricks. who will pay all d.'tS Of
the late Gs, and Rou" authorized to receive any
aaoa y due 10 tie said la;e arm.
SAMUEL. K. CASEY.
JtlIt 4. H..N nittN =.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-11

FORTRESS MONROE. June 9.-Major General
Burnside and staff arrived here at an early hour
this morning, having come through the Alder
marie ana Chesapeake canal, in the small gun
boat Port Royal, leaving Newborn on Saturday
The Port Royal came through both cuts of the
canal. The lower one connecting CarIituck and
Abermarle sounds, has been INSTRUCTED Pre-
vious arrivals by the inland route have avoided
this cut by traversng the whole length of CARR
tuck sound. The object of the visit of Burnside
was to have important communication with the
Government. having sent his dispatches to Wash
ington and obtained replies, he will return.
There is little or no news in the Department
of North Carolina.
The Oath Massachusetts regiment at Washing
ton, n. o, was attacked from ambush by North
Carolina regiment on Thursday last. The 24tl
Massachusetts, were on scouting expedition, al
the time. They lost six men killed and number
wounded; three of the latter subsequently died.
Several skirmishes have lately taken place il
the vicinity of Washington, in one of them fifteer
of our cavalry put to fight rebel force of cavalry
ten times their strength
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-11

within eight miles Of Memphis. that the enemy 5
gunl'oats had retreatei dowR the river.
Ny hrst information of the presence Of the
enemy was shot which passed over nv boat
had four OF my most powerful rams Ia the ad-
vance. aud ready for any emergency. The Others
were towing the barges.
On advancing to the attack ! expected OF
course 10 be followed by the Monarch, the Ian.
easter and the Sxitrerland. The Monarch came
IN CALAMITY. Some Of the officers Of the Lancas.
ter, which no~ held the next place In the line. te
came excited aud confused bat the engineers be-
haved we'll. The pilot erred in Signals and duck
ed the boat ashore. which disabled her rudder.
The Captain of the Switzerland construed the
general signal order to keep halt mile IN the
rear of the Lancaster TO mean that be was 10 keep
halt a mile behind her in the engagement, and
therefore failed 10 participate; hence the whole
brunt OF the fight fell upon tie Queen and the
Monarch. Had either the Lancaster or Switzer-
land followed as the Monarch did the rebel gun
boat Van Dorm would not have escaped and nv
flag ship would not have been disabled. Three
OF the rebel rams aud gunboat, which Sere struck
by my two rams sunk outright and were lost.
The General Price MAS but slightly injured aud I
am now raising her and purpose TO send her to IN
feet Respectfully.
CHARLES ELIrT. IN,
Colonel Commanding
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-11

NV oRK, June H.
Flour dull, les active and the market scarcely
so firm: sales at ~ o5ea4 IS for superfine State
81 52IS al ca for extra State; 81 256a4 8. for
superfine Western: 81 5000 20 for common TO
medium extra " e-tern; 81 2Oef5 % for shipping
brands extra round hoop Ohio and s. 35ds %
for trade brands the market closing heavy; no
BUYERS ut outside quotations.
Whisky-Market opened steady and closed
firm: sales at 23@23lzc for State and Western
Wheat only moderate supply. with fair ex-
port demand; also further decline IN freigats.
prices haze advanced lc per bush; sales of Chi
cago spring 99c; Milwaukee club 81 0l (dSl GO:
amber Iowa nc 81 O7dl o.; Cansda club 81 ~
al %; winter red Illinois 81 "a. winter red
Western at 81 l4dl le; white Ohio 81 - in
store.
Corn in moderate demand for export. without
material change in prices: sales at 4Id5Oc for
new mixed Western; 52td Sc for old do: Asa 46c
for unsound; 5sc for white Western; and zoe tor
choice white Southern.
Sugar-Rsw in fair demand. steady: refined
unchanged.
Moasses dull
Pork-Market lower and heavy; sales at Cal
oil % for mess; 50 for prime; and til 50 for
prime mess.
Beef dull and unchanged.
Lard quiet and steady.
Butter dull and heavy; sales at s@i6c for
Ohio: and l0d lsc for State.
Cheese dull at 4g7z4c for common TO prime.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-11
from Fremont. department.
HEADQUARTERs MoUSTAIS DEPARTMENT.
Army In the Eleli. Uarrisnnhurc. June 4

HEADQUARTERS MoUSTAIS DEPARTMENT. !
Army IN the Field, Harrsonburg. June
To Hon. +. NJ Stanton, Secretary of War:
The army reached this place at two O'Clock
yesterday, driving out the enemy's rear guard
from the town. Severe skirmshing continue
from that time till dark, the enemy's rear Leing
closely pressed by our advance At O'Clock
the LIT New Jersey cavalry, after driving the en-
envy through the village. tell into sn,buscade
in the woods 10 the southeast OF the town. in
which Col. Wyndham, of the regiment, was cap
tured, and considerable loss sustained.
Col Cheseret with his brigade, subsequently
engaged the enemy in the timber, driving him
from his position. and taking his camp.
At about o'clock battalion of Col. Kane 5
Pennsylvania regiment entered the woods unier
the direction of Brig. Gen. Baysrd, and main
tanned for half an hour vigorous attack, in
which both sides suffered severely, driving the
enemy from his position.
The enemy attempted to shell our troops, but
a few shots from one of our batteries soon 81
fenced his guns Alter dark the enemy cuntin-
ued his retreat. Full particulars will be for
warded by mail. (Signed)
j. T.. Fremont. Mai. Gen.
The dispatches from Fremont's Department
dated the 9th aud eth, were received at the War
Department to dav. They were sent by courier
to Front Royal, thence by telegraph.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-11

Baron RoUGE, MAY 29-The Feierals at
tempted TO land troops at the garrison Yesterday
morning in small boats. Just as they were about
to land confederate company fred. when with
out giving timely notice the Federals commenced
throwing shot and she'll into the town. One of
the missiles struck the Harvey House and many
other houses were struck
In half an hour after the firing commenced
nearly all the women and children left the town in
every direction.
Tie Federas are now landing troops and
fight is soon expected, Confederate force being
near the city
MOBILE, June "a telegram to the Richmond
Examiner of the 4th says:
The Mobile Advertiser has private letter from
Fort Gaines dated the 30th ult which saws that
eighteen Federal vessels had passed the forts and
that two or three were firing on Fort Morgan,
The Petersburg Express of the 9th SAYS:
Major General Robert " Lee WAS assigned to
The. command OF the army in front of Richmond
in consequence of slight wound to General
Johnston.
The Richmond Examiner Of June 9Th has the
following
Troops and officers never behaved better than
the Confederate army engaged on the Chicka-
homny The only thing TO be regretted was the
unfortunate wound OF Gen. Johnston. That was
indeed disaster.
with great difference between the promise of the
FIRST and accon.p lishment of the second. The
whole affair seemed to have lost its purpose and
plan when the animating mind was disabled. and
that spirit that went Up in fiery shouts OF Sstur-
day came fiabbiRg down into indifference on Sun
day Nevertheless the enemy was whipped.
The Herald's dispatch says:
The Richmond Enquirer Of the 4th contains
the following, dated Augusta. May 81: The
Jackson Mssssippisn of the Goth understands
that few shots we're fired from the Yankee
squadron at Vicksburg the previous night; no in
jury was done. On the 30th the bombardmenl
was recommended. but t was supposed no serious
damage had been done The best spirits prevail.
Ell among the citizens and soldiers.
An engagement had occurred near Grand Gull
between one of our companies and the citizen:
and force of the enemy Ii is reported that 81
OF the enemy were killed.
The yicksburg Wing reports that Capt Haw
kins's battery opened effectively on the enc
mys transports az Grand Gulf. causing ther
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-11
From FREMONT. Department.

WASHINGTON, June l0-The following, dated
Headquarters Army in the field. Harrisonbufg.
Va, June Z. 9 p VI !" was received at the Var
Department this morning:
Hon <. NJ Stanton. Secretary of War:
The attack upon the enemy's rear OF Yesterday
precipitated his retreat. Their loss in killed and
wounded was very severe.
Their retreat was by an almost impossible
road, along which manv wagons we're left in the
woods, and wagon loads of blankets. clothing
and other equipments are piled up in all direc-
tiOns.
During the evening many of the rebels we're
killed. by shells from a battery o, Gen. Stahl's
brigade.
Gen. Ashby. who covered the retreat with his
whole cavalry force and three regiments Of in
fantry, and who exhibited admirable skill and
bravery, was among the killed
Gen. Milroy made reconnaissance to-day.
about seven miles OF the Port Republic road and
discovered portion of the enemys forces Ell.
camped in the timber j. g FRENoNI.
Major General Commanding.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-11

WASHINGTON. June 10.

Scnittto<s ouuc ~.
SENATE.-Mr. Morrill, offered resolution
that the Secretary Of War inform the Senate
whether any claims have been made by citizens
of the United States for destruction of property
by the Federal army, and whether any measures
have been taken 70 ascertain the actual damages
in such cases; and il so, what Adopted.
Mr. Wilson, of Massachusetts. introduced bill
10 purchase the hospital known as the Douglas
Hospital. Referred.
The Senate took M for consideration the bill
donating lands for the benefit OF colleges of sgri
culture and the mechanic arts.
The bI.l donating lands for the benefit Of agri-
cultural colleges was taken up.
An amendment was offered by Mr.. Lane, OF
Kansas, which VAS adopted, limiting the M mber
of acres 10 be taken from any one State TO one
million.
The bill was discussed At some length BY
Messrs. Wilkinson, Pomeroy. Howe, and Others.
A number of amendments we're adopted, and
the ball passei-yeas %. nays q.
The Vice President presented 4 me Moral from
the citizens Of Utah asking admi ssion as State
under the title of the State Of Deseret
Mr. Latham moved 10 print the memorial, and
also that the two gentlemen here claiming 70 be
Senators from that State be admitted to the door
Of the Senate.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-11

On motion Of Nr Lane 81 Kansas. the motea
was reseued % the Committee on Territories.
NJ. TrumbCn offered a res0.etoa ms fuctng
tie Committee fofegn Relations 10 ne1ife
whether auy further legislation 10 necessary ior
the con rO of the eOutnseu peuses Of the State
Department Ee aid Be offered such . re-olu-
ton ir3m seeing items n The bill from the House
Ike the iolio~ing: Pad 70 D1clef A. Nam.
for diplomatic services 70 S~irxsrlsDd. - 500
Another paid Vim. Csssnon a. special sgect
k220U. and AT item Cor 81 .799. nsking 5000
for special service. and 70 Wn. ". Pre-ioo. Mn
isser 10 Spain. for extraordinary expenses in fol-
loving the Queen 10 Armuay. 5000. The reso-
luton was adopted
On motion OF Mr. Fessepden. the bill making
appropriations for sundFy civil expenses vas then
taken up.
Mr. Sumner offered an amendment sppropria
ting $500 tor Commissioner and Consul Gen
eral 70 Hsyu. and 81 800 for the like oficer %
Liberia. Ad0pted-yeas 30, NAYS. Messrs Car
lie, Davis, Nesmith, Pow ell Salisbury. Stark
g
The bill vas then passed
Mr.. Fessendeu. from the Committee en- Fi-
nance. reported back the naval appropriation bill,
with amendments.
Mr. Wilson Of Massachusetts, moved 20 take
up The bill making amendments 70 The fugitive
slave bill. Agreed to-yeas -, nays ~. Ad-
journed-
H0USE.-Mr. Thomas, OF Massachusetts,, re
ported from the Judiciary COMMITTEES, bill 70
punish fraudulent contractors furnishing supplies
TO the Government.
The bill for the appointment of another Indian
Agent for New Mexico Was PASSED. There are
six agents already in that Territory.
The bill 10 quit land titles IN California was
debated aud laid on the table
The bill tor establishing German professor
ship at the West Point Academy. was passed
The bin transferring the Western gunboat
fleet from the War to the Navy Department, was
also passed.
The Senate bill defining the pay and emolu-
ments Of certain officers Of the army.
amended
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-11
COM M E RCiAl.
ErrEIsGsAFH.
Cincinnati Market.

CHoINSArI, June 10.
Flour frIner but quiet. not much demand;
small sales OF superfne al saga 10. and fancy
ut 81 25Cd4 80.
Wheat unchanged
Corn dull a; .i2c
Oats 40 55c.
Rive declined 90 52c.
Whisky declined TO lSc; dull.
Nothing transpired ia provisions: market dull.
but holders not pressing their stocks on the mar
ket.
Mess pork l. held at ST. but could not be cold
al over $40 30
No demand for bulk meat or bacon.
Lard ia m0dtrate demand at &C. not much
Offering
Groceries unchanged and firm.
The Secretary of the Treasury telegraphed to
thu President OF the Chamber of Commerce in
this city to-day, that shipments can be mace 10
Memphis and TO New Orleans, as soon rs tie
Mississippi Is cleared. subject TO the regulations
and the insp, ction of the military commanders
at the ports of destinations; in short, that as re-
CARDS the Mississippi, commerce shall follow our
flag.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-11

basty relIeAt The enemy subsequently shelled
the town. They sal they were in no hurry
about ' icksbusg
Gen Lowell bad received an official dispatch
dated the 2Sth which SAYS: Two Federal officers
and shree msn were killed at Baton Rouge.
The enemy then shelled the city No one killed.
Capt. HaskIns reports 70 Gen Lowell that he sunk
one Federal transport and crippled another on
Saturday On Sunday the enemy came Up 20
land troops at Grand Calf and marched through
Port Gibson Our people drove them back with
considerable loss. killing and wounding about
one hundred.
The Mssissippian learns that the Federals de
manded the surrender OF Haskins's battery. and
threatens Ell in case ofrefusal devastae the whole
country around Grand Gulf.
A dispatch from Port Gibson dated the lst saws
that all was quiet at Nieksburg. The federal
boats had retreated