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The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1863-07-11

nett surrendered. Garneu himself was
wounded and barely made his escape
Longstreet was mortaly wounded and
captured, it is reported. He died an hour
afterwards.
About o'clock the euemy's FIRE slack
ened, and ceased entirely at S. The last
shots fred were from beyond their origin
al position, which an infantry column had
moved TO cover.
We took upwards of 10000 prisoners,
while the enemy took but few of our men.
Prisoners state that Gen. A. p. Hill was
killed outright on the field, and that their
officers suffered much more than in any
previous engagement.
The house used by Gen. Meade for head
quarters was perforated with several shells,
and several of bis staff were killed
General Butter6eld was struck by piece
OF shell and injured. Several other Of.
6cers were wounded.
Too much credit cannot be given to our
batteries, which stood under burning
sun, surrounded by missiles of death, and
only retired when their caissons were ex-
hausied. to give place to fresh ones. The
infantry also behaved nobly, and the ene-
my, to-day, received at their hands the
greatest disaster administered by the Un-
ion forces.
Officers award the highest honor to Gen.
eral Meade for able generalship, since he
assumed command of the army.
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& The N. Y. Evening Post 10 inform.
q that The issue Of certificates Of indsbt-
sdnoss has almost ceased. "the Secretary
Of the Treasury having ordered that every
demand upon the government for q sum less
shan $4,000 shall be- paid in currency
Osmparatively fsw claims Of tho dessrip-
lion hitherto paid in segti6catss arc for
larger sums."e This don't look - ,lough
Uncle Sam vas very hard pushed to make
I" change, iaara iss.-asa = ii
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1863-07-11

Ia The Fourth passed off here with
scarcely anything of public demonstra-
zion, most Of the young people on that day
and the one previous; finding their way
into the country and attending sundry
gatherings and otherwise variously and
promiscuously enjoying themselves as the
liberty Of the time inspired while others
% far distracted themselves from their
work, and their p. O. stamps from their
pockets ssto in-spisi. their patriotism with
glass of the bsst Of ' soda.water, when
they tosk peep at the old Flag proudly
ws'ing, and then quietly returned to their
own several and individual forms Of eele-
brstion where there was none to Dolest OF
sake afraid. We spent few hours Of
tSs afternoon quite agreeably At German
celebration, held west Of Mr.. Moahbach-
ss's about two miles from town, where
tAs immortal Declaration was read, and
sAs meeting also addressed in German by
Nr. Wsisbaeh. OF course it Was call
IN Dutch" TO -, though the dinner, With
lemonade and slight quantity Of larger
wss not uninselligibls as ws found upon
shsrough investigation Of the same. The
Asy ended with dance at the American
which was well attended and successful
throughout. =, 4,sa rsBa
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1863-07-11

Y@- The Probate Court, Judge Brum.
baugh, was in session here the fore part Of
the week, and heard several administra-
ton cases and disposed Of other matters
that came before it. '
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1863-07-11

B Lee had been feasting and riot.
ing for long time in Pa, and just before
leaving was about to step up and stake
something" but he found The Meod(e) al
together too strong for hint foored
BIN. Bully I for Meade. Pennsylvania
ought to invite the rebs to another treat
of Meade and then offer them Couch to
rest on.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1863-07-11

WORTH Coss1DERINa.-G ood die,
makes healthy children aad healthy
adults. Good Saleratus helps to make
nutritious, healthy diet. Hence use De.
Land & Co.'S Chemical Saleratus, as it is
perfectly pure and better than soda for all
purposes,
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1863-07-11
Phila delphia, July 4.

Philadelpbia, July 4.
A semi-official dispatch dated headquar'
ters army Of the Potomac, July 3rd, says:
A great and decisive battle was fought to-
day. The enemy were rspulsed with ter
rife loss. At daylight Lees right wing
batteries opened on our left, and shortly
after tkose on his center followed. After
half an hours firing, which did little dam
age, The fire slackened, and only an occa-
sional shot was exchanged. Afterwards,
the enemy's left, composed entirely Of in
fantry, made an attack on our right so sud-
den that our skirmishers were driven back
from the entertainments; but by aid of bat.
teries in the rear, and the. bravery Of the
18th corps, we regained the first position
and captured q considerable number of
prisoners.
Several hours of ominous silence follow
ed this repulse. At l o'clock the enemy
fred two shots which were apparently a
signal for the grandest artillery fight Wit
messed upon this continent. 0s6ose mo-
meDt elapsed it is estimated ihoe ever 80
guns opened on 10. Om bei>ssiss return
ed the fire. This range q s1hibiasd the
TWO previous days Was wanting, their
shells exploding far in the rear Of our
front generally missing our. batteries
Under cover Of this, Leo advanced bis in.
fantry columns frcm their covers and
made several desperate attempts to carry
our lines by storm but each successive At.
tempt was repulsed with great havoc to
them. At one time when some four bat
teries whose ammunition Was expended and
men exhausted ceased 70 Are and on the
approach Of the reserve. bostsIiss With.
drew othe rear. The snsny @ seeing the
batteries Withdraw. mistook It for retreat
and made = charge on The hill and obtain
ed position in our lines cutting to pieces
and almost annihilating the small infantry
suPpors. Before they had time to re-
lo'ce over their imaginary success, fresh
batteries got into position and poured a
deadly Are Of canister and case shot and
the infantry reserve joined on both tanks
Of the gap and charged them. which ad-
ded greatly 70 their destruction. Thy
were conpletsly surprised, hundreds thesv
down their arms and asked for quartsss...
Nearly The entire brieadssf Gsnssal Gar.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1863-07-11

~ Attention is called to the card Of
r. E. Watson & Co, our advsrt;sing col
unus. The frm i doing good business
and can afford TO do wsIl By their custom
en-. Call and sss them. =.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1863-07-11

NJ Quite large number of people
assembled Wednesday night to hear and
see Colonel Cantwell and Prof. Stith, ex'
hibi,ing here as dwarf, ventriloquist, Jug
gler, sleight-hand performer, singer etc.
all of which characters were assumed and
performances gone through with to the
general expectation of the older people
and the particular amusement Of the
younger ones.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1863-07-11

The soil of the old keystone, within
thirty-6ve miles of hef capitol, has been
the scene Of one of the most terrific bat
ties Of this waf, and on or near the Anni-
vsrsary day Of an event which cighty-sev-
en- years before called out 1t Philadelphia
the united, approving voice of thirteen Of
the United States. And the result of that
fight at Gettysburg-the glorious repulse
of the invading hordes of Slavery and Sc
cession-shows better than any Fourth Of
July ors,ion that the Immortal DecIara.
ton still lives. Its burning words once
again rang out in unshaken resistance.
For nearly four weeks Lees one hand.
red thousand rebels, hungering for every.
thing but fight. had made . robbing and
stealing tour through Maryland and Penn
sylvania, and the army of the Potomac, Of
about the same strength, forsbodingly
hung on their rear. Nearly satiated with
plunder, and closely pressed BY our ssr-
rounding forces, they at last gave fight and
were gloriously driven ct every point, and
if not escaped into Virginia before being
forced to another fight, have probably
all been captured or 50 badly de,noralized
and whipped as to be unable to invade 10y.
al soil again.
The dispatches also show that the Un.
ion loss has been severe, particularly in
officers. Reports mention $4,000 rebels
left dead and wounded on the field, and
from 10000 to $4,000 taken prisoners
A bearer of dispatches from jeff. Davis to
Lee was captured who had orders from the
former ordering Lee 10 Richmond immedi-
ately. We hope glorious old Meade has
countermanded that order by having Lee
report directly to our authorities at WASH
lDgton. Below We give dispatches re-
laling to the great battle:
Headquarters Army of Potomac,
Jul
To Major General Halleck The posi-
ton of affairs is not materially changed
since my dispatch of AN. The enemy
has abandoned large numbers Of his killed
and wounded on the field. We hold Get.
tysburg.
I shall probably be able to give you =
return Of our captures and losses before
night, and return of the enemy's killed
and wounded in our hands.
GEO. G.. MEADE,
Major General Comd'g.
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p@- The Board of Co. Commissioners
holding one of their regular meetings here
the first of the week, bought, for the use
of the county, ths building known as the
old church, now plastered and substantial
ly fitted up for use. It will make % ex.
csllent court room. The price paid was
$3.50.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1863-07-11

Va A stone Livery Stable, 80 feet
front by IS deep is inprocess of construct
ion here by Smith & Heasely, the masons,
Hornbeek d Riggs, having already com.
menced the work.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1863-07-11

1@ The north wind blows this morn
ing, and it's bazy and smoky. Otherwise
the weather is pleasant 50 4 We.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1863-07-11

e~ String beans appeared in our mar.
ket this week, and cucumbera were brot
to town the week before. In fact all kinds
of garden vegetables are pouring in. Let
'em pour.
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@- Our first mess of new pota toes for
the season, made their appearance this
weekly e. Chief, I'd.
Behind the times. They appeared on
our table the 7th of June, and the article
has since come in in such quantities a. to
make them no longer rarity.
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RUNAWAY AccIDENr.-Hon. D. L. La
kin was quite severely crippled few days
ago, by being Knocked down by runaway
pony team. He is now able, With the aid
Of crutche', to 60 about town.--Jefer.o-
nian. .sr
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1863-07-11
GEORGE G. MEADE,
Major. General Commanding.

e9r Gov. Curtin of Pa, recently re.
ceivcd requisition from the War Depart
ment for Is regiments of Infantry and 3
of Cavalry, 10 be raised before the con-
scription is to be instituted, and to be cred
lted to Pennsylvania as part of the draft.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1863-07-11

~ July 1st, Rosecrans occupied the
old headquarters Of Bragg-Tullahoma.
Tenn.-the enemy evacuating the night
before. Rosey" is up and doing and
the rebels scatter before him like the Wind.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1863-07-11

N. There have been rumors received
here this week that the rebel garrison at
Vicksburg had surrendered unconditional
ly, and also that Richmond was taken by
Dix, but We have nothing by mail con-
frming them.
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e3 We learn that our friends at Sen.
aca had gay and pleasa Mt time on the
Fourth, publicly lebrasing the day in
regular genuine old fashion style.
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Chicago, July 6.

chicago, July 3.
Special dispatches received late last
night, assert that Lees retreat is complete.
ly cut off; that Meade captured $4,000
prisoners, hundred and eighteen pieces
Of cannon; that Lee asked suspension of
hos,ilities for the purpose of buryiEg the
dead and caring for the wounded. Meade
replied that he would be satisfied only with
an unconditional surrender. I send this
only as report, not vouching for its cor
rectness.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1863-07-11

k6 The White Cloud Cnief of the
I'd inst, has an editorial article some four
columns long, which comlpences and ends
with the rather extenuated word, " Hart r.
1t is aimed at rebel Heart in Soils pecu.
liar style. CAS- with whip of scorpions
he drives the rascal naked thro' the land. Z"
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1863-07-11

The best substitute for food is vic,uals.
The physicians have recommended other
things, but this is the only one We place
any confidence In.
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Headquarters Army of Potomac

July 4.
The position of affairs is not material.
ly changed since this morning. We now
hold Gettysburg. The enemy has aban-
doned large number of his killed and
wounded on the field.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1863-07-11

"FLAa Of the free hearts hope and home,
Byangsl handsto vslor given; e}f
Thy stars have lit the welkin dome,
And 81 thy hues were born Of heaven.
FolEvBE ILoAf THAT STANDARD SuHEri
Where breathes the foe but falls befors m
With Freedoms soil beneath our feet,
And Freedoms banner streaming Ger u.s. ,
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1863-07-11

He who loves onl y lady's complexion,
form and features, loves not her true self.
but her souls old clothes.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1863-07-11

~ lis proposed, says dsapaseh, 70
rake Gen. Wilde, Of the African Seig.de,
Governor Of North Carolina.
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G A r l. / Ms
City ExpeSS Wagon

DUNS TO all trains arriving At and departing from
tC the city Baggaes taken TO aud from the Depots
and PACKAGES defsered IN all Parts Of the city and Vi
cnty. Orders left at the Post Once News Depot will
- nro I,.t's -.'-..l@d to- Charges moderate.
Jan 5til, ls62 HUGH cARLIN.
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THE Markets.
MAR RIED

MARRIED
On the 9Th inst, by Rev. P. Farrelly, Mr. DANIEL
BowAN and Miss ELLEN GoRMAN, all of Joliet
DIED
In this civ on the morning of the 9th inst MARGARET
DARoY wife Of John Darcy, aged IS years.
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SUERIFF'S SALE.

DY virtue OF ctrain Pleurins of Execution aud
D Fee Bill. issued from the Circuit Court Of Will
County, in favcr of John Curry for the u Chas L
Boy, plaintiff and against James Wright defendant
at o'clock, p NJ, on the 18th day Of March A. D.
1863 at the north door of the Court House. Ia the city
Of Joliet. shall offer for sale at public Vendue al the
right title and interest Of said defendant in and 10
the following described property Go Wit The north
west corner OF Lot one % Block eighty nine (S9)
thence nth on line Of said lot fUrtyeight feet (4S
thence east parallel with north line seventy feet 7O
thence north parallel with line twenty feet f2Ol
thence parallel with north line ten feet (lO) thence
north parallel with west line Of said Lot
feet S) thence west nurth line OF said lot eighty
feet $50 TO place Of beginning, above lot 10 located in
the Village ofLockport. VIII Co, Ills.
GEORGE MONROE, Sheriff Of viii Co.
Ky EDWIN 4. GIBBS Deputy.
Dated the 10th, day Of 7=eb., 1858 n3s-3w
The above sale postponed to the 2sth day Of March
1863 at the hour aud place.
GEO. MONROE. Sheriff.
Feb. IS, 1893. By EDwIS Y. GIHRs Deputy
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st. Louis Alton and hieass 4. n,
NOTICE
rsrATp or cIIr~I lp,TII 49,,

ESTATE OF GILES HEATH Decd.
DUBLics notiie is hefeby given, that on The ara
said monthly shall attend before che c..y. 2.
Court Of Wal County, at the Court House IN The 80 y,
Joliet, for the purpose Of settling and ~
claims sazainst the estate Of Giles Heath lafs -
said c0f,Bty. DECD, vixen and EeEp-al claf,1anss -
netiied and requested 70 attend and present tlei
ciaISusn yritins against aid estate for adjssk
Al persons indebted fe said estste are aso reon.
ed to make payment to the understands vIfhons 1ssS
December I. ISG2 --@esssee-
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SnERIFF,S SALE

Rl virtue ola certain writ Of Execution. issued
from the Circuit Court Of viii County in favor OF
John Horn, plaintiff and against John Class and Cathe
rine Gass hts wife. defendants at 10 clock NJ ON
the list day of April 1863 at the North door of the
Court House, IN the City Of 10 let shall offer for sale
al public Vendue all the right, title and interest of
said defendants in and to the following descr bed prop
erty to-wit: Lot number twenty ur( ~ Of Ambrose
Dotys Subdivision OF the South hal Of the South hal
OF Secthn iour( 4) Township number thirty-ive 1851
North OF Range number ten (IOl East of the Third
Principal Meridian. lining One acre more or las
GEORGE M0NPOE, Sheriff Of Will Co
By EDWIN +. GIBBS Deputy
Dated the 9th day Of March, 1863 n:Giyr
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TAX SALE NOTICE.


NOTICE il hereby gycs that at sale o. delinquent
lands and lots, for the general taxes Of the YEAR
1860. in Will County aud State Of Illinois duly made
by the Treasurer Of said county the 9th day Of
june A. D. 1S61 for the aforesaid and costs then
remaining due and unpaid thereon. the undersigned
purchased so acres W hf or S. % T. IS 10 T. and
the W2I(ex EqrWl!l Of Lot s Block Is School Sec.
ton Addition, Joliet, all in said county, aud that
the time of redemption thereof from said sale will ex
pire in two years from said sale.
r. 4. BARBER.
March Sd. 1863. .393w
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.
EsTATE OF uALILTnN D. RIsLEY nEc.n

ESTATE OF HALILToN ID. RISLEY, DECD.
DUBLIC notice Is hereby given. that on the third
Monday Of April next. (beng the 10th day OF
sahl month"; shall attend bcf"re the County Court
of Will County at the Court House in the Of JOLT
ct, for the purpose Of selling and adjusting all claims
against the estate Of hamilton d. Kisley late Of said
County, deceased when and where all claimants are
notife and requested to attend and present their
claims writing against said estate for adjustment
All persons indebted TO said estate ars also requested
to make payment 20 the uude. signed without delay
MINERVA b. RISLEY, AdnIx
March 3. lSe3. sn3S C.
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EOTICE,
.NOI ~ Es
ETHAN WETIIERREE DECsD

ESTATE OF ETHAN WETIIERBEE DECD.
DUBLIC notice is hereby given, that On the Srd
Monday of March next. (heing the 10th day Of
said month"; we shall attend before the County Court
of Will County, Mt the Court House the CITY Of JOLT
ct, for the purpose Of settling and all claims
against the estate If Ethan Wetherbec. late Of said
county, deceased, when and where all claimants are
notified and requested TO attend and present their
claims in writing against .rstate for adjustment
All persons Indebted to said estate. also request
ed to make ymcnt the Undersigned without DELAY
FRANCIS G00DSpEED
MARKOFF WETHERBEE
Dated Ian. %, 1868. (n34.5) ExcruovvS
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A CARD TO THE LADIES.
DR.. DupOncO'S Golden Pills.
FOR FEM LES

ihialllHble in correcting, regulating and removing
all Instructions from whatever cause and alwHvssuc9
cessful ms a preventive.
lufalibc in relieving stOp1aces and irrrruIaritas
Of The mehses. These pills are nothing new but In
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case, and he is urged by many thousands Ia les who
have used them to make the Pills public for the allie
Walton u those suffering from any Irregularities what
ever rs well as to prevent increase Cf family where
health will not permit it. Females peculiarly situated
OF those suppnsing themselves cautioned against
using these Pills Willie in that condition. as the ur-
prctcr assumes no responsibility after the above ad-
monitor although their mlduess xuuld prevent any
mischief TO health otherwis, the Pills are recon-
mended. Full and explicit explanations accompany-
ing each box. Price 81 90 per box.
Sold by b. BLACKNAS Drucyist
sole agent for JOLIET. aud VIII County IN
LADIES. by sending him 90 TO Joliet Post Office
and have the pills cent Confidently by mail to any
part Of the country.
NB-Lo'k ont for couhterfcits. Buy no Golden
Pulls Of Hny kind unless every box signed D. Howe
All others base imposition. and unsafe; there
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:. d. HOWE, sole Proprietor.
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SuERIFFS SALE.

by virtue of certain writ Of execution issued from
I'D the Circuit Court of viii County in favor Of Sally
Buvee wIt> OF Alexander Boyee formerly sally GRAY
Spnster) and Alexander BOvee husband Of sally Boyee
who sue for use and benefit OF Royal n. Barber as
gnee, pantin and against Charles Vinng defen dant
at O'clock, T. NJ on the lst day Of April 1865 at the
Nor tn door Of the Court House, in the city OF Joliet
shall offer for sale at public vendue ali the right
title and interest of raid defendant i'm and to the fol-
lowing described property, to-wit; The undivided
seven thirtvth (-3O) of the following described par
GELS Of real estate Lot ~ containing five @ I2-IOo
acres, aud Lot two ) cont lining i've l3-lsO acres in
the Subdivision Of south west quarter Of Section four
en- "a in Township thirtytwO (32 North Range ten
DO East Of the third principal meridian according to
kecrOds OF VIII County; Also the one hundred
thirty four $50 Of the south quarter "
Section eleven 40 in the Township aud Range
aforesaid; Also the We one hundred aud forty (l4O)
acres Of the north west quarter Of - tuL fourteen .
in SAME Township and Range aforesaid. Also
Land in West hnlf Of snutl east quarter Of Section
fifteen 81 IN aiouCsail Township aud Range, begin
nidg At the north Of said half thence
south ninety six tp6) rods, thence west thirteen QD
rods and ihTte 3) links, thence north ninety six
(96 rods, thence thirteen (l3) rods aud thirteen
(l3 links To the place Of beginning containing eight
(S) acres aud thirteen (l3) rUdS more or less
GEORGE MONROE. Sheriff Of vii County.
By EDWARD r. GmBs, Deprty.
Da ted the 9th day Of March, lsC3. p3s4w
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NOTICE.
ESTATE OF DAVID G. GROVER, DECD.

ESTATE UF UA ' I'D q. UKUN Ell, DECD.
DCBLIC notice is hereby given, that on the third
Monday of Jan. next. (Oeing the 10th day Of said
month"; shall attend before tho County Court Of Will
County, at the Court House in the city OF Jo the
purpose of settling and adjusting all claims against
the estate of David g. Grover late II said County
deceased, when and where all claimants are rotifed
and requested to attend aud present their claims in
writing against said estate Tor adjustment.
All persons indebted to said estate also re quest
ed to payment the undersigned without DELAY
ELIZA s. GROVER, Adnx.
Joliet, Nov. IS, 1862 2t-6w
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NOTICE

TNHE undersigned having issued about One Hundred
dollars in change checks,is now DESTROYS TO recall
them. All parsons holding them will please present
them at any time in even dollars aud receive C. 8
Treasury Notes for the same. JAMES CuNSpoN
Joliet Ian. 1859