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Juliet signal., 1862-01-07

SERVED HIN RIGHT.-A young lawyer in
Troy, sued a milliner in Washington coun-
ty, for debt. Having got an execution, he
proceeded to realize upon it. He gathered
up everything visible about the premises
subject to execution, and was leaving with
the officer in his company, when the mills
liner asked him
''Sir, have you got everything you can
take by law2"
Yes, ma an, have" said young Black
stone.
There" said she, handing him square
Of linen. evidently intended for nursery
use, ALLOW me to present you this, the last
piece Of goods in my store, with a sugges-
too. that judging from your conduct here,
you have not passed the period when such
garments are appreciated.
Juliet signal., 1862-01-07

DR. Charles Wilson has written a volume
of some hundred pages to explain the pa
thology Of drunkenness. Diogsnes explains
Il IN two s7la5Ies-hgzag.
Juliet signal., 1862-01-07
@The green flag futters DER Us,
The foe we hate Is by cur side,
And the friend we love before ue.r

need not say that wish not less earn
estly than you that it were possible to re-
unite, under one government, The Northern
and SJuthern States; but, even If this be
now impossible, there is no reason why
these States should exhaust and destroy
each ether, and humble themselves before
a foreign foe. To US, who look at this
struggle from afar, and contemplate it
without sharing the passions which it has
generated, the demanl of the Southern
States to be allowed to control their Own
government and their own resources, does
not seem to be unreasonable. When Car
olina and Virginia entered into the Union
eighty years ago, they were then recog-
nissd as sovereign States, com2stenr ;c
Juliet signal., 1862-01-07

'Ah John, since you have been to the
,ity the black OK died without any notice
whatever Gracious mercy 2 replied John,
how fast We are all passing awayn
Juliet signal., 1862-01-07

The editor offs down East paper talks
about his frame Of mind. A cntemporary
suggests that he NAV have the frame of one,
but that's ALL
Juliet signal., 1862-01-07
OUR wIDE-AwAKE.
By KATE P. wlnTE MACDONALD.

little DER one year ago,
boarder new got we,-
Wide-awake, with cap and cape
OF fefeest dye was he.
Loud wold he spoke OF Abe the just,
At Democrats he sneer'd,
And rails d his brow and curPd his lip
At those who bloodshed fear'd.
The platform Of Chisaso be
Would stand forever by;
And with theatric stares and starts
OF swore for IT to die,
He knew no fear-Republicans
Awaited but the call
ofmartial trump, to up and dash
To battle one and all.
Alss' war came, but not the first
To march away was he;
lie hemm'd and had about the bush
"IIe'd wait a while and see"
lie wore military cap
His pants had side stripes down,
In fact his wide-awakeshIp look'd,
The picture ofa clown.
By some mischauce he di7 enlist
Perhaps little tight;
He thought of glorv-signed his name
Felt big aud shouted fight,
He went to church in uniform,
Then swaggered round the town,
And drank gin cocktail by the scoro
His 'shakiness'' to drown.
His regiment was order'd off,
A musket shoulder'd he
With feelings such as landsmeu have
Their first night ont at sea.
But bold he lookd-his breast stuck out
type Of peacock pride,
While wishing from his soul that he
In baby clothes had died.
Away he went, but back he came
Within mother or so;-
He got discharged-unfit fer use
RheumatIcs in his toe.
soldier he in time of peace,
In war female mouse,
But ever ready for place
In Court or Custom house
oh, Wide-awakes.-psOr, craven souls,
To stand thus idly by,
While men, to save what ye have wreckd,
Like martyrs round you die
Go hide for aye you bastard heads,
Like towards slink from view;
The light that beams on warriors graves
Should never shine on you!
New York, Nov. 8, ls6l.-N 7. 4tLas.
Juliet signal., 1862-01-07

a poultry fancier lately procured q
picture of a favorite hen which was so
natural that it laid on his tgbfe for several
weeks.
Juliet signal., 1862-01-07

Never associate with a man that doesn't
pa. his debts If fellow won't, his con-
pany won't.
Juliet signal., 1862-01-07

We are told to weigh our thoughts
most men and women would need a very
small pair OF scales.
Juliet signal., 1862-01-07

God's mercies are like large chain,
every link leads to another: present mer
cies ASSURE you Of future ones.
Juliet signal., 1862-01-07

Cover fool with gold, and be will pass
current.
Juliet signal., 1862-01-07

IF you are ever so temperate. you viii
die in time. II you are intempersts, you
will probably die in No time
Juliet signal., 1862-01-07

When We are alone we have our thoughts
to watch. in odr families our teupers, and
10 society our tongues.
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n syIPP, Attorney and Counselor at Law. Joliet
III VIII County, Illinois.
Juliet signal., 1862-01-07

rgskgLYOOD, Attorneys, COunseiors, Joliet.
D Sai C5unty Hnsis. once, North side Of the pub
!. Eulrs, Jefferson st. rwoon
. A. PARKS. -. y. hLNoop.
Juliet signal., 1862-01-07

NAN K soN,-opposits the Court House
! Joliet Illidois.
Juliet signal., 1862-01-07

TIc0B A. WHITMAN, Attorney and Counselor at
LEE a4d Solicitor ia ohsncery Middeport, Iroquois
Isasly, Illinois.
Juliet signal., 1862-01-07

r., 4. WASHINGTON, Attorney and Counselor law
y iii attend faithfully to all business entrusted to
t,s,r. In this and the nslghborng counties.
y,Ils1ort, IroguoIs county, Illinois,
Juliet signal., 1862-01-07

nRAB MEAD, has removed his ohice r. NJ.
Rays Drugg Store, on jefferson st., where persons
f,,o.sd to employ him can always hnd him when not
tuisIiioualy absent.
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DE Mt ESF HY

I. SFREETEE. Commissioner OF Deeds for tt
~, 'tUs Of PounSylyana. Will take proof and acks
9sir-semeLt Of Deeds RAd other instruments to be
al-t H.
Juliet signal., 1862-01-07

A nRA [. NcARTUER, Physician aid Surgeon offers
hsprfsssonRl services to the citizens Of and
dcatv once in the Omnibus Block. directly Mt
Es,Iruh's Drug store. Residence 0ttSwRst.
Juliet signal., 1862-01-07

u,ST0- A. BARTLEsON, Attorney at Law, Joliet III
\ GaIsctions &C., promptly attended to.
JAY Il, 1856.
Juliet signal., 1862-01-07

BAILEY. NJ. D., Physician and Surgeon, res
II n.,thdIy Offers his professional services to the
" Joist add vicinity. Office, woodrnn's
s,rre. Residence Hickory Street, opposite g
q Woodruas
Juliet signal., 1862-01-07

- = srRgErER, Attorney and Counselor at Law
j oa.s Jsnrrson Street, Joliet, Illinois.
Juliet signal., 1862-01-07

BARNUM's LAST SToRY.-Barnum is aI>
ways ready with good story. His latest
is the following, which is told of Elias
Howe. Jr., who is very active in fitting out
regiments for the war. Mr. Howe has
spent thousands of dollars in this way and
taken so great an interest in military afs
fairs that he has had but little time to at
tend to anything else.
One day very worthy Connecticut dea-
con called upon the gentleman with sub
scriptiou list. He wanted Mr.. Howe to
give something towards erecting new
church.
"a new church." rei lied Howe, "ah, a
new church. l don't think | can give
anything, because am spending all my
spare money for the war. Can think of
nothing else"
The deacon looked despondent. Mr.
Howe seemed firm in his determination not
to give red. At last he asked the deacon
what the new church was to be called.
The church of st. Peter, SIR" was the
reply.
"Ah, the church of St. Peter" replied
Howe. "Well, as St. Peter was the only
fighting apostle in the lot, | guess I'll
have to give him something. But | can't
do much even for st. Peter, as my time
and money must be almost entirely devo
to iSdttDetre"
Juliet signal., 1862-01-07

IJr J.HIATH, Police Magistrate, and Justice o
Il w the Peace, Once on corner ofJenerson L Chi
aSn Streets, Joliet, Ill.
Tlaitsnd promptly to all business intrusted to his
u, CdlsetinE, paying taxes, cOnveyancing, aud all
nsr bgSiBsss pertaining to his Office.
Juliet signal., 1862-01-07

z-,-7,gpTs 4 G1ODsPEED, Attorney aud coun-
S,p, Al Law, Joliet, Illinois. once in stones
ti5sk: y 1ooDsPEKD.
Juliet signal., 1862-01-07

-, a UIIDEBRA Mt, Attorney and Counselor AZ law,
I'll nra.tite In win and the adjoining countles-
u entrusted to him will be promptly attended
S,,ul.r attention paid to the prosecution OF doubt
! siainI.
Juliet signal., 1862-01-07

TIgEs FLETCHER, Attorney At Law. hiddlepori
} iraGuois county, Illinois.
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sUs1xEss IS G Ar d 8.

STEVENS, Attorney and Counselor at
NJ w. and General Land and Collecting agent.
don. Tl promptly remitted ~,
....,,-yin IIs Siey's new Block, Joliet;lll.
The New York herald., 1862-08-26
Perann aIInfsIlfnence.

Count Mclean, the French Consul at New Orleans ar
rived In this city yesterday route for Washington.
John Macgnnes, Of the New Orleans True Delta is stop,
ping AZ tho Stevens Hossc.
General Corcoran Is in Washington, for which city
he left on Sunday evcning. He intends returning on
Thursday next when he will visit Boston and accept Che
hospatics Of that city ,tendercdto him by Mayor Wight
man. who Is at present IN the city in company with
dcputatioH OF tho Common Council Of Boston for the rr.
pose u accompanying the gallant General TO their city.
John Reilly aud family, Of Mazatlan W. u. Booth Of
New York; John Mccarthy sid wife, Of ottawa Canada
A. c. Spesr aud wife, OF Burlington VT, and VIM. Bond
and party Of Norwich Coun are Stopping at the Everett
House.
Row Or. Firth -nd family, Of Bermuda Or. Barthaow
and j. Il. Kent, 0f the United States Army; J. HI
OShaughanesy. Of Kentucky L. H. Roddci, Of Syracusdl
4. s. Paxton and family Of Utica; ID. l. Cana and RI
pcsonga OF Bombay among tho arrivals at the Sc
Nicholas Hotsi yesterday.
Mayor wighiman, n. Srarr, +. .. Jordon ana famed
Fish Jr. Of Boston r. r. May and T. J. Durant, Of Ne
Orleans; ri. A. Muller and g. H. Smith, Of ST. Lops DR.
Smith and IT. G. Holloway, OF Louisville; d. B. 6wsotsN
aud J. H. Turner OF Indiana, and j. $. Green, Of WasnS
ngtos, are stopping al the Metropolitan Hotel.
Ths following were among the arrivals at the Astot
House ycsterday;-Najors G. P. Folsom, Pangborn aug
w. O.. Bartholomew, OF the United states Army w
Dodd Of Ciuennat T. Drake, Of Philadelphia, Major 81
T. Sanford, Of Providence; r. Higgins, o. bostonl N
Van Duzcn, OF Ncwburg wv. Mouiton, of Portfnd q 81
Crittenden, s. 7. Phillips and wife aud j. Y. .arrcls a
San Fracciseo, and w. Nsisletop aud Wsi 0f Now "
kanss
The New York herald., 1862-08-26
Annual Festival Of the German TurnS
vcrefn.

The twoth annual festival Of the German Turner's So
cety was celebrated at Jones' Wood yesterday. The
weather peculiarly suitable for the The
arrangements under the able management Of the
following committee:-Charles wieth, A. wedmann, John
Meinhard, II. Halmann and J. Kreg. Tho festival;
though wanting tho ert OF former years numerousy
attended, and the performances Of tho gymnass apr
peared to give entire satisfaction. The members Of the
Tuveren and the sangerbund left their hall in Orchard
street about nine O'Clock In the morning, and after pa
radng through several streets In the vicinity embarked
On board the Island City, which conveyed them 10 tn
grounds. In consequence OF the absence or p
large number Of members at the scat Of war
with the Twentieth regiment New York voun,
(Turner Rfes the number present yesterday was
very small compared with the gatherings which have taken
place former occasions During the early part Of the
day the members Saugerbund entertained the aS
sebly with vocal performances, which werd
executed with artistic finish seldom equalled and
surpassed by similar societies The gymnastc
hour from six TO seven thousand visitors were
present. Feats Of agility and strength wcre
then performed by the turner's, Of whom about
uniform white linen clothes and black felt hats After
keeping tho spectators In state Of mingled cxctement
and admiration for about hour and halt by the per-
fcrmance of daring feats Ia Gabriel Ravel and Young
Americ the pupils Of the society. 20 the number Of TIVE
hundred and fty whose ages varied from six 10 eight.
cen ycars, also showed their proficiency in gym
nastics. Tho performances OF the youngsters
seemed to give unboundod satisfaction to Tire
large number Of ladies' present. who applauded the
@ ss scrS G Say IN lna sy m
sent, and kept up with much spirit until late hour,
Under the star lit sky, and aided by the light Of
daylight The reputation established by tho Germans r.
this country being law abiding peaceful sitizens w9
fully sustained yesterday, as we did not learn that any
disturbance took place to mar the pleasure Of the dAy&
en
The New York herald., 1862-08-26
Arrivals and Departures.

NEw ORLEAws--steamships 81. Nary-M Taylor aud mo-
ther yrsJ Abrams, servant and two children; Miss My.
Oakf6re, wife and two children: Peale,fe
and two dauehers Brannan, Couss De Mejan, KEN,
Mss Philip Peter ConIey Esq, Or Davicson Mrs Isaac
keene and daughter A Hobart, Mr. Hamilton, wife,
Children and servant WIN Foto wife and aunt Nj Nettle.
tom wife ard ehd. Mrs " Keene and three chiidron j
4 Williams McNang, WIN sneekner Paul Friean, Mrs
Y Floyd Jas Hodge, Haberlyn, A Hand.
NV oa,rAss Asp KY Wssr-steamshp Marion Ma lor
Bell A. IrUypst Judge Of o; Capt ID Bacon, & sth
Michgsu fe .iincnt; Lieut. II Seaman, Thelh Massl.
chusetts tegunent Capt a y Drake, u N Lieutenant
Commander Wm Budd, U s. N; Amberg y o Cayes and
lady, Davis and lady Mrs Foster and infant Armcs
Hartley Mrs Haiy three children and servants liar.
Lnhard. N Lowensten, La Porto ana lady, II
and chid, Fred Lazy n Roargges, Ab seesen, sistsr
scrn lady and i've children; u D Lacradole Paul Vicea
X Won yrendonhoYR Mrs volkel and oy Jacob whitney
aud mother Porter Mortz Josephs, 20 seamcn and
{ e. c,'Iaed rassona"rs.
Povcr pR--Bark John BensonF Davidson, Miss A Lig.
PygrAyg i LAris- s-Brem brig sautago-R Z Disk,
The New York herald., 1862-08-26

the negroes being initiative race, should do likewise
But surely the representative Of the Emperor which
does not slavery In Franz does mot desiDe his
counrymen to be armed for the purpose or preventing
the negroes from breaking ten bonds.
Let me assure You h~s the protection of the United
States against veucs either BY negroes or white men,
whether ctzes foreign will continue to be az perfect
as u hss oeen since advent here and by far more
manu- aatiry itself at all moments and everywhere toMs
- sRsuMs parto than any mprovised citizens or
ganixation do.
Whsnever the inhabitants OF this city wil by public
and united aot show both their loyalty and neutrality,
shall glad Of their keep the peace and indeed TO
restore the city them Til that time however, mus
require the arms Of all the inhabitants white and black
TO he under my CONTROL
! have The honor 70 be your obedient servant,
BENJAMIN f. BUTLER
Major General Commanding
10 c. AsyAx, French Consul
The New York herald., 1862-08-26

LONDON MONEY MARKET.
IN me London money market the I4th instant tho
stnds were steady closing rather nrrner There wnr
nn aenand Tor discount at the Bank there was no
advance ~ rates Consols closed today % for money
AMERICAN STOCKS.
Illinois central shares 81 SO discount Erie Railroad
1bsa IVA NeW York Central, 6S a 70.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
Inc saes OF eocn for three days reach Is 600 bales
Including lOVW pales 70 spectators cxpoytnrs The
tnarket was nrner ana upw ard and all qualities had IA
vanced slightly, owing 70 The reception Of Indian news
Manchester advices are favorable tho market for cofo,
goods and yarns being still upwlrd sales bave hSon
small
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFs yARxrr
The r1arket is generally quiet ana steadv no~oys
awrssaeb. Nash Co. and others report.flour go,
tsna stea@y Wheat quiet and steady Corn has ,n ~.
yya. tenSency; mixed, 29s. Cd.
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET
F3rseisicrs have doxuWard tendency excep bacon
yVaioh reoains nrm. Messrs. Btgland, Ahya Co and
o. here nepUa Beef heavy. Fork stl declining pacon
bLeyant lard hrrner NJ 42s Cd t3s. 3D. Talow ad-
va. Nsns--quued at los 45s. Cd.
= LfyERP0oL PRODUCE MARKET
=. Lactive Rcc--no sales. COIeo quiet and afeadv
Lnse. OIL steady A. AS ROsin quet 22s 3d. for com
rncn Nifts turpaztng quiet and steady al I15s
LcspoN MARKETS.
r-aadst tns gQet aud steady Sugar declining coaoo
buoyant. .Sa hfmer. Vco steady. Tallow steady al
as. I'd.
THE LArEsQ MARKETS
ccr,o,s coeed Nos tor money Bullion ia tbs Any
AssslcAs srocrs The latest saes nsrs-Hlinois Gen.
The New York herald., 1862-08-26

uiuno totai 201
Confederate loss in killed and wounded viii
not reach 800; yet, according to the above list
which does not cover one half os the engaged the
loss Ia killed. wounded and missing in that portion OF the
force, 207 OF the loss In the rourth Alabama bat
talon, Thirty first Mississippi regiment, Sraharn s
brigade Of Tennessec and Mississippi troops,
Cobbs Kentucky and Hudson's Miss issppi bat.
teries, Fourth Louisiana regiment, Louisiana bat
talon, Partisan Rangers and Scmmes battery, all
which, according to the correspondents statement
eng gcd in the action have Judging from
his Statements the loss in that portion OF the force
gagged must have been earfuy heavy For instance
he tells in describing the commencement u tho fight
that the federas opened upon the Confederates with
considerable precision and eect that the federal bat
teres admirably handled, and bsched forth de-
vasating canister, grape schaprc shean solid shotn
Further on he SAYS The Foui th Louisiana charged
battery twice. each time a. consie loss Captain
Hughes, commanding the Twenty second Mississippi fell
dead while leading charge Col Sam Boyd OF the Lou
isiana battalion, was severely wounded in the arm the
gallant Thirty e. Mississippi, While charging ahead lost
its coors but tb9 battle ay nme atey grasped y
lieutenant, who, bearing IL alcf shot down and
third man seizing IL, received death wolndv Again,
he tells u.s. IN lis description OF the lght that Colonel
Aen OF the Fourth Louis aIa regiment vas shot through
both legs Colonel Samuel Boyd of the Louisiana ba talon
was severely wounded: Lieutenant of the Thirty first
Missssipp regiment vas killed. Colonel Charles Jones of
Loaiana aid 10 General Rugges was severely wourde
Captain W. 7. WaAaec Aid to Acting pfigader Thomp-
son, was wouneea; Lieutenant Charles Semple was
wounded, aud General Charles CLARK was severely
wounded. Now, lave notice OF these casualties in
the above list but in connection with the correspondents
description Of tic fight, they show that the troops OF
whose loss wo have no account had pretty warm
work, IN Tact, weren the hottest OF the engagement It
is therefore, fair presume that their loss was far from
being as trivial shc correspondent OF the Arpedi in his
cool estimate o. less than three hsndred killed wounued
and missing In the whole Confederate force would have
the world teeve.
When tho truth cut viii be found that the Con-
federate loss at Baton Rouge was heavyar heavier than
''se DeKay orany writer on his side at present viii
ling 10 acknowledge.
The New York herald., 1862-08-26
sral sharss, eOH 49k discount; Erie, 2sK 2sh;
United DaSses 1yes, 66 o o.

LIVERPOOL, August ID, 1859
Oorron. Brokers' Circular reports-lhe sales .,
oo<ou for the week foot up SO 900 bales including IS 900
70 spectators and Is 900 70 exporters. The market
nrmer with an advance Of onequarter 70 three esntns
Of penny per pound American and onecighth 10 one
quarter Of penny other descriptions. the saes "
day (Frday) 10 600 bales. including gW 70 speCu
lators and exporters The market closed urn anu un
changed, with the following authSfzsd quotasions:-
Fdfr. Atddtto.
orlaps 19kd.
Moh,la .20kd. lekd.
Unlands 2Od l9Nd.
The total stock Of cotton in port l25 600 bales IN
cluding % 900 bales Of American .
BREApsruyYs have downward tendency, and all quail
ties have declined slightly, except corn which s steady
Provisions dull, except for bacen which buoyant AZ
an advance OF Is.
The New York herald., 1862-08-26
important Speech OF Napoleon to
th Z Spanish Minister.
MOvEMF .ATs OF eARIBALDI IN TALY.
MPf SRTAHT NEWS FROM INDIA.
3xt faordinary Advance in Cotton
and Cotton Goods.
Care RACE. August 23, I

CARE RACE, August 49, |
Via SAoKvnIE, N s., August Is, 1862
ne steamship Hibernian from Liverpool on the 1sth
via Londonderry the 18th passed this point at
four O'Clock this morning, to Quebec She
boarded By the yacht Of the PRESS and summary
sf her news obtained.
The dates per the Hibernian one day later than
these per the Kangaroo.
The New York herald., 1862-08-26
The Illinois Troops.

JTHcAG0, Augrs' Is, 1s62
In order 10 protect the State from rebels without and
rebel sympathizeTs within, the government has ordered
the Of barracks at Quincy for three thousand
troops, Jonesboro for two thousand, and
for two thousand. Two regiments have already been
ordered forward on the service.
The New York herald., 1862-08-26

PohftAND, August 20.
Another immense and enthusiastic war meeting was
held tonight Portauds last quota already half alcd
with volunteers in three days.
The New York herald., 1862-08-26

The Great Eastern ON Cape haces
81. JOINS, N. f., August 2S, 1S62
Tho operator At Cape Race reports at eleven O'Clock
Saturday night wind blowing gale from the south and
very heavy running rocket and heard gun sup
posed TO have been fred board the Great Eastern
unable TO board her She viii be due at New York Tues
dau
The New York herald., 1862-08-26
Distinguished Arrivals at Albany.


Tie following distinguished oiccTs Gro at the Dsovan
H0sse today-bgadie General WILCOX Bfigadtr Gene.
raj G.mour, Aaj %. W. Waacc, md efgadicr General
Aal kndale Jls latter u gsoyesely III.
The New York herald., 1862-08-26
New OrIean, Fina nc,al Matters.

new Orleans Financial Mateerss
From the National Advertiser IN. O.) August 10.
The general exchange market has been very quiet for
the past few days strong sight funds and bankers
checks have been well sustained resulting in an advance
OF from az per cent sinoe the commencement of the
week. Zhe coaater rate fer bankers checks New
York vas IL l21a per cent premium. Outside rates
rangel broad say from Ga up TO per cent premium.
We quote toows-S Sterling in small sums, l40 I423<
Francs bank drafts, S6 Bank checks on New York
10 IL per cent PREMIUM sight bills based produce,
Ga III sixty days. sight, rates established; gold %
a 81 per cent premium; silver, 20 "a do; demand
United States treasury notes. 70 "a do; legal tender
notes, IL do. Several transactions In small sums
The New York herald., 1862-08-26
The Eighteenth Maine Regiment.


Tho Eighteenth Maine regiment arrived here this
morning from Bangor and left at noon for New York
Fall River.
The New York herald., 1862-08-26
or for England.

from the New orleans IicayuDe, August 161
The ship South, Captain Wilson, left this pJrt last
evening Or Liverpool, with the fol owing passengers
Mr.. Ballard, Mrs. Nc ielan J. d. Blakely servant
and three children Matilda Bernard. Mrs Gonaentcin
Mr. Corn, i. Laty and son, Mrs. G. Boyd son. Mr.
Miilet aud wife, VIM. Boiny and two friends Mrs
Graham Mari Israil, Mr.. Forstall, Mrs jaime
Douchi, Mr.. Beckett, lady and daughter Mr.
Tenelcard nr Fyruch, Nj. KasparaTch Mrs. Wild and
two children, Ernest Fstngor phip Nadau Louis Mar
TIM Mr. Phelps and wife Josorh Guerct ar Jagcr wife
and two chdren Mrs. Forget and son. Mrs. Tessier Mrs
Eordes aud son, Mr. GruyieuS and son MIR. Grant and
lady. sh. Winlow, wre aud child. Hrs. Pierre Nichols
and child, 4. Wazc Therct, Mrs. O. Beck, L. Druuer
Nr NNntincheye I. tominon, q. phebe and friend, j.
Bonchrd Ma. pesgean, Mrs. GoDgeux, G.. Dclapge Mr.
De.ean aud son, A. Lcrdac aud frend Mr. r. Nafo aud
daughteg, j. fnssant, Mr. Joarnyhe j. pag and faaily
MIR. Goodman and son, Chas. Dei., Mr.. Flemming and
family, r. Jaglind, y. Dalmalne, u. Ffomiliier Jes-
prefer, J. Levy, Ars. Bodn aud son. Martin j. Cur
telie Mrs Crane and child, Dir. Federlco, sister and
daughter, slr. Mich and two s9ns, Mr. Rochow, " 10
aud child y. Ambert, Mrs Joiner. Mr.. Goodman, Mrs
RuE5ei and sister, Nr. Mooney, A. Csnisa Mrs. Davis,
Mrs Broughton aud three cons NJ Iibrun, " q. Chatn
Nrs 81. Moon, A. Bovc, Mics r. Bayoucire, n. Mayors
Mss I. Pudcliis, J. WILDER.
The New York herald., 1862-08-26

l''lFVFi ffNEIFHt
Gen Corcoran win visit this city on Friday the goth
Inst. lie will speak in Faneuil fIali