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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-05-26


M IIEREAS defau has been made in the payment
w OF ~ ertlin prOnissory note. dated April 20th
1850 made by Henry McMilIin for the Of nine
hundred and ftyseven dollars with interest thereon
Al ten per cent per annum after due. payable to his
own order at the Office orr E. Barber in Joliet Illinois,
one year after date thereof and by him endorsed;
which said note is secured to be paid by deed OF
oieVen date Herewith duly executed &c, by said
Henry McSlin and Almeda McSllllin his wife to the
undersigned Royal L. Barber trustee Of and upon
the real estate hereinafter described which said deed
81 trust Is recorded the Recorders Office of Will
County, State Of Illinois, in Book SO Of Records
t,ase 115 and application having been maze to me by
tho legal holder of said note to sell said premises in
PceoTdanee with the terms of said deed Of trust.
Now therefore public LOtice is hereby given that
shall sell at public yendue at the north door OF the
Court House In the city Of Joliet, in viii County and
State Of Illinois, to the highest bidder for cash at
twelve O'Clock Monday the eight day Of June, A D.
1863 the said premises in said Deed of Trust described
@d for the purposes therein expressed, tOwit: The
rsSt han OF the north quarter of Section twenty
tHo (22, and sixty 6O) of from the south end
OF the north west quarter Of Section
ca all Ia Township thirt yhTe GS5) north and Range
Hthe ~ east Of the third principal EseridiEn contain
Tag enc hundred and forty more er lesE, With
the appurteaaDces situate in said County and State
Aforesaid together with all right and equity Of rede-
ton and Homestead exemption rights Of said grantOrs
in said deed Of trust their heirs and asSR therein
ROYAL L. BARBER, Trustee.
JoiSet, Iiay 10th, 1868. 4O-4W
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STATE OF ILLINOIS,
COUNTY OF WILL,
Will County Circuit Court Of the March Term, 1868.
IN CHANCERY.
Royal +. Barber. ConservatOr and successor
in Office Of Michael Cullen. late COnservator
Of the Estate of Marcella BTannan lunstic,
Petition
John Cullen, Ann Breton, Rose Calvin. to sell
james VI. Coyne, Mary Ready. Joseph Coyne, Land
Ellen Nheelau, CatEarine keef aud Jane
Gafney and the unknown heirs at law of
MaTc-lR Brannan, a lunatic.
FFIDAvIT Of the uon.rcsidence Of John Cullen
IA Ann Breton Rose Calvin, Joseph COyn-, Ellen
wheelan. Catharine keef Jane Gaffney and the
known heirs at law of MaTccla BTRnnan a lunatIc
defendants above named having been filed in the office
of the Clerk OF said court Notice is hereby given
the said John Cullen. Ann Breton, Rose Calvin, Jo-
s-Ih Coyne, Ellen WEeean, Catharine KeeE. Jane
Gaine- and the unknown heirs at law of Marcella
Brannan a unatic that Royal f. Barber Conservation
and successor in Office of Michael Cullen late Conserva
Of the estate of Marcella Brannan unatic the said
petitioner filed his amended.petiiOn in said court,
the chancery side thereof the y tn day of Decem-
Der 1862, for authority to sell the following des-
cTibed real estate which is Of said Marcella Brannan
lunatc, tO-wt The undivided half OF the South West
quarter of Section nineteen (9) in Tow nship thirtysx
1861 North Range number ten (lO) East of the third
principal meridian, and that thercupOn a summons
issued Of said court against the said defendants
turnable on the third Monday Of May next, 1868
is by law required. Now uDless You The said John
Cullen Ann Breton, Rose Calvin, Joseph Coyne Il.
len Wheelan, Catharine Reef, Jane Gaffney and the
unknown heirs at law of Marcella Brannan lunatic.
shall personally he and appear before said Circuit
Court Of viii County, on the first day of the next
term thereof to be holden at the Court House in the
city Of Joliet, in said county, the third Monday of
May next 1858, and plead answer OF demurr TO the
said amended petition the same and the matters and
things therein charged and stated, will be taken as
confessed by you and decree will be entered against
you according to the prayer Of said amended petition.
BIZ. RUSSELL, Clerk.
r BARBER, Pro. Per. SOL
Joliet, April 81, 1863 n45-4w
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Guardians Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue ola decretal
IN order made and entered by the County Court Of
Will Comfy, in the State Of Illinois, the October
term A. D. 1859 Of said court. and revived redecreed
and reentered by said court at the March term there
Of A. D. 1865 the undersigned Agnes p. Gillespie,
Guardian of Jane Jehnette Gillespie minor heir at law
Of Alexander Gillespie, deceased, will the ninth
day Of May A d. 1868. between the hours Of ten
o'clock and five o'clock p NJ on that day at the
premises first hereinafter described sell at public
at vehdne for fourth part cash in hand and the
remainder in one two three equal annual INSTALL
with interest payable annually at ten per cont
per annum, well secured by mortgage said lands.
for all cash As shall then elect sell all Of the inter
est OF my said ward being an undivided fifth part
OF the following described lands situated in said Coun
~ Of Will and State Of Illinois, to-wit: The West half
Of The North East quErter Of Section thirtysx (S6)
Io~uship thi:ty-s1 1907 North Of Range eleven l)
East OF the third principal meridian cofta6x eiFhfy
(s0 acres less and ten o) acres the west half
OF the South half of forty O OF from tho North
end Of the west half OF tue South west quarter Of
ton twenty-three (23) ia the Township and Range
Aforesaid suect to the widows right Of dover therein
AGNES p GILLESPIE, Guardian as aforesaid.
Joliet. April q, 1868. p45
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A CARD TO THE LADIES.
DR.. DupOncO's Golden Pills,

1nfRlliable in correcting regulating and removing
all instructions from whatever cause and always sue
ccssful as preventive.
lntalible in relieving StOp2ages and irregularities
OF the menses. These pills nothing new. but in
France aud America with unparalleled success IN every
case. and he 10 urged by many thousands Ia5ies who
have used them, TO make the Pills public for the allie
Walton Of those suffering from any irregularities what
ever, as well rs to prevent increase Of family where
heath will not permit it, Females peculiarly
or those suppOsing themselves cautioned against
using these Pills While in that condition as tr Iro-
prietCr assumes responsibility the above ad-
monition although their mildness Would prevent
mischief TO health; otherwise the Pills are recon-
mended. Full and explicit explanations accompany
ing each box. Price Sl.OO per box.
Sold by B. BLACKMAN, Druggist
sole agent for JOLIET, and will COUNTY Ill
LADIES' 10y sending him 81 90 to Joliet Post Office
and have the pills sent confidently by mail TO any
part of the country.
N.B-LOok out for cOunterfrits. Buy no Golden
Pills Of any kind unless every box is signed D. Howe
All others arc base imposition, aud unsafe; there
fure value your lives and health Ito say moth
ing Of being hunt ugged out Of your money! buy only
OF those who show the signatures of S. ID. Howe on
every box which has recently been added account
Of the Pills being counterfeited Heterogeneous COM
posing the above Dis MAIDS known to every Agent
and they viii tell you they safe and will perform
all claimed for them.
Sold 10y LORD SMITH, Chicrgo and by one Drug
gist IN every town. city and village in the State
s. d. HOWE, sole Proprietor,
Oct. Il. ls62.-ly New York.
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COUNTY OF WILL VIM Of do May T TeT%, ises.
Elizabeth Bassett, vs.. Daniel Bassett
A FFIDAvIT Of the nou-resdence q Daniel Bassett,
IA the defendant above named. having been filed In
the Office Of the CleIk Of the Will COUNTY Circuit Court
Notice hereby given to the said Daniel Bassct that
Elizabeth Bassett the complainant in said court on
the chancery side thereof the 10th day Of March,
1865, and that summons tbereupOn issued out OF said
court against said defendant returnabe the fourth
Monday Of May, 1863, as is by law required.
Now unless you the said Daniel Bassett shall per-
sonally be and appear before said Circuit Court ofW
County, the FIRST day Of the next term thereof TO
be holden at Joliet In said county, the fourth Mon
day Of May, 1868, and plead, demur to the
said conplainaDts bill Of complaint, the and the
matters aud Il ings therein charged and stated,
will be taken as confessed and decree entered against
you, according to the prayer Of bill.
BIZ. RUSSELL, Clerk.
A. II. Cows, ComplainAnt's Solicitor.
Joliet, March IL, lS63. AlFu
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Special COmmissioner's Sale.

Special commits siOner's Sale.
In the United States Circuit Court for the Northern
District Of Illinois
BENJAMIN NJ. FIELD,
Nicholas s. Rafferty,, Patrick 0'Marah, Jr., Geoifry
0Connell. John Gregory, Charles D. 0'Connrll. Henry
A. Huntington, John +. Farnsworth, Hezekah II
Bryant and James Fish impleaded with John Fddy-
ment, James r. Wilson and Christopher Edlcman.-
In CHANcERY-
FORECLOSE OF MORTGAGE:
NOTICE il hereby given that ], Philip A. Hoyne q
IN Special Commissioner in the above entitled cause
appointed by said court ia pursuance of an order Of
said court made in said cause the eleventh day Of
December last-shall Saturday the 25th day Of
April next at two OF the clock In the afternoon ut
the door Of the Court House in Joliet in the County
will and District aforesaid tn the highest bidder for
cash, The South half OF Lot number three (3 in Block
number eighty (S0 in the Village Of LOckpOrt, in the
County Of Will. and State of Illinois. Sale absolute.
PHILIP A. H0YNE, Special Commissioner.
Chicago, March "a, 1868 4l-Iw
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DIR w. HI. HOPKINS

M I'LL hereafter give his undivided attention TO the
w practice of his profession Office the first build
ing after you the Railroad left hand Joliet st.
DIR. Hopkins warrants cure all kinds of eyes
that has been for ten TO fifteen years, and all old
crOnic diseases. I am native of London in England.
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FOR SALE.

WITHIN Three miles Of the city Of Joliet on Of
w the finest farms in Will County, containing
24S aces consist ing Of about 10 acres q prairie aud
the lAlause tnSeE lad. Said farm is well watered
and IN every respect aeslFahie tns whole
Tssne easy En1aEe u PdyScr N9runssfftn do
eify Il Iollet.
Joliet, March l., 1858.
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TAX SALE NOTICE.
COLLECTORS OFFICE. !
III; Al.

Joliet, May I1th, 1858.
DUBLIC Notice is he reby given, that In pursuance
i Of an order Of the Common Council of the City of
Joliet made on the first day Of April, the subscriber
will on the 3rd day OF June next commencing at the
hour Of ten o'clock A. NJ, at the door of the Court
House in said city, sell at Public Auction the smallest
portion Of lots parts of lots and estate hereinafter
described ito be taken from the east side thereby for
which any will pay the respectively set
opposite to each being the assessed herson by
the common council for the several purposes named
for the municipal year 1862, together with the ex.
penses attending the sale, to-wit:
To whom assessed Description.
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WILL COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT or MAY rERH, Isc5
In CiIneerr

WILL COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT or MAY rERH, Isc5
In cIGncsry.
State o. Illinois, County Of Will, YSs
William A. Strong, and William A Strong n sbb
William e Brooks partuers in trade aud doing business
under the name style snd firm Of Strong BrooSrs
aud Morris Einstein. and Morris Ein-t-in, Admiris
TRAITOR OF the estate Of Ulreh b. Roseneim deceased
Mary Ann Pickles widow Of Benjamin Pickles deeeas
Ell AID admnistratrx Of the estate Of said deceased
Elizabeth Pickles BENJAMIN Pickles Jannes PILL.
Nathan A. Pickles, Margaret Pickles and Thomas j
Pickles, children and heirs at law Of said ee--se
Mary Ana Quinn and John Quinn husband of said
defendants.
Bill and H. notion.
A FFIDAvlT. Ofthe Ion-residence Of said above e
~ feudants, Mary Ann Quinn and John Quinn, hAV-
ing been filed in the Office % the clerk Of said court
Notice is hereby given 10 the said defendants Mary
Ann Quinn aud John Qunn, that the said comlaip ants
filed their said bill e. complaint in the said court on
the chancery side thereof with order for the issup
Of Injunction thereon, on the Sth day Of Nay. 1905
that summons thsreupon issued out Of the said
court In said cause against the said defendants re-
tuIable to said term Of said court the third Monday
OF May, A. ID. 1868 nd writ u Injunction also
issued GforerAId against you said defendants Mary
Ann Quiun and John Quinn strictly commanding you
and each OF you your agents, attorneys aud
% desist and refrain from selling. Conveying dispos
ing Of. encumbering or in any way or manner med
ding interfering with the real estate described in
said bill any part thereof and which was purportd
to be conveyed by Benjamin Pickles to You sand
Mary Ann Quinn by two certain deeds recorded in the
recorders ONCE Of said coqaty, in Book II OF Records
on pages IS AID 30 except to paying taxes thereon
until the further order OF said thereon as Is y
law required
Now unless you the said Mary Ann Quinn and John
Quinn shall personally he and appear before said
Circuit Court the first day nf the ne 1t term Thereof
70 be holden at Joliet in said county, on the third
Monday OF May Instant, or as thereafter as re.
qured by law and plead, or denuT 10 the said
complaihants bill Of complaint, the same and the
matters and things therein charged aud stated will be
taken as confessed by you and decree entered against
You and each Of you according to the prayer OF sad
bill. BIZ RUSSELL cierk
r. E. BEzBER, Comnl't Sol.
Joliet, May s, 1853 4a- nI7-eu,
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Soldiers, widows, Heirs
MORTGAGE SALE.

WHEREAs Valentine DOrr. On the zl.t day Of
w February A. d. 1861, executed aud delivered TO
Joseph Feerath his certain promssory note for $40
due IN one year after date, payable s1id Frerath
or order with interest thereon at ten Der cent rer
aunum after due, which said note was secured 10 be
paid by the certain Mortgage Deed Of even date there
with Of the said Valentine DoTr and Sophia Dorr his
WIFE, upon the real estate hereinafter described 10 lie
uhdeTs'gned mortgage. which said mortgage d6eg
was duly recorded in the Office Of tie clerk of the
N1rcrt Court and eN-,fhco Recorder Of CNDk Csuutv
in the state of Illinois, in Book S. Cf nas
sos, aud whereas default having been made in tbe
payment ct the said note according the t-noT ana
effect thereof. IN pursuance Of the power aud sutr-
IN said mortgage granted and couiaineI rotire Il
hereby given that on Monday tn, SIh day az limo
1865 at twelve o'clock Of said day. "a the no-rb
door 81 the Court POuse in the city nf Joliet Ia win
County and State Of Illinois, shall sell ut pliis v
due 20 the highest bidder for cash the siadfeaI e
described III said mortgage and Ollarvs T. wiz I,c
south west quarter Of the south wrst qusrter Cs q u
"a OF Section thrty-one (3l) in Township fiTfy.
seven t31), North Of Range eleven IN East Of ti
third principal meridian. situate in the Comfy oFC
and state If Illinois containing Tty t4Ol acrs r
or less with the tenemeBts, Entertainments &c there.
unto belonging, together with all right and equity az
redemption and all Homestead exemption rig on C
SAID mor'gagors- their heirs and assigns therein an
for the purposes therein stated.
JUsEPH PELLERATII Mortgarre:
Dated Nav 18th. 1865. serS
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MEG merry
choice assortment of Fresh Confectionery oil
hand at the Post Once News Room.
q p p L z 8 .

We have just received from Michigan large lot Of
choice Apples which will sell retail low the
lOwo.t 10 this market.
HAWLEY L SIMMONS.
Joliet, May 10, 1868. p News Room.
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Notice OF Resignation.
STATE or IILLINOIs, WILL CoUNrT, Sss.

County Court of VIII County, June Term 1868.
ITO ALL PERSONS C0NCERNED.-Take notice that
Il the Undersigned Guardian Of John Coppel and
Catharine Coppe minors will at the June term Of
court 70 be holden at the Court House In Joliet ON
Monday the 18th day Of June, A. D. 1863 nresent 10
said court for acceptance his resignation Of the once of
Guardian Of said minors according to the statute in
such case male and provided. "
PATRICK MedAHAN, Guardian g aforesaid.
Joliet, Asy 10, 1859. AT
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WAGON STUFF, &C., &c.

All to be sold cheap as any other man will sell In
the Western UHiOB.
N. B. Persons wanting lefthauded Flows will do
we'll to order early, to be sure Of getting them.
The extra parts Of three Nanny Machines shall
have on hand in seasgn. Also Buckeye and Thomp-
sons Extras.
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THQ RSDt.-A csrSiaas s1ep on Chisaso e.. s,r,..
? sstY coupled By ;. Bailey, Ersuirs Of
". v. SrEvESs
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An Bbls. r II Q d . u 8 n ..
Our Store Is literally piled full OF the choicest kind
of goods in line. Walk right along in, buy what
you want, then go on your way rejoi;ing,
8 w 6 Co
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COLLINS STILL AHEAD!

IF you want to get the best "CARTEs Dr. vIsIrE,1
i PHoIoGRAPHs, or any other style Of Pictures 20 to
No. Jefferson street,
where Collins still holds FORTH giving the best Of salts
faction. Call and see.
Particular attention paid to "Cartes de visite's"
which sell at 8 for 1850.
S.A. COLLINS,
Fine Art Gallery, No :, Jefferson st., Joliet
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Notice of COPartnership.
VIE undersigned have this day entsrsa in,.ac,
a paItpeIship in. the business. Management 80
mar Tiseuring IN the yariou- departments m re M
u nj psn,sI under the usIe, style aud frm o.
I'M PITMAN.
Jol;s, No., r. 6 BUcKMAsTKR.
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ST. Louis AhOn' and hicago r, \
30 LET BOOKRINDERY

i any desired siyle. o"
jobs will he ne ltly executed and warTau;e,-.-
PrIees moderate.
WM- sTAEHLB. Bookhiuaery
Fob L.. 1888. 49,, IaHy
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~ ERMAN PAPERS and BOOKS. Mt the
vi Post Ofica News DEPOT.
TRUSTEES SALE

DYADLEs Dime Novels and Song Books, at the
ID Post Office News Depot.
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wilmington, Illinois.

r beg 10 announce TO the Public in general, that
| have taken the above Hotel, and hope for . con
tinuapoe Of those faVors largely bestowed on the
laie Proprietor. =
forts of all gueGts 0hS may VoT With theis support
The Bar win besspplied with eAoies stock Of Wines
Liquors, Cigars, &C.
eorjtnodation Of HcFVea and Carfiaked.
O' -''>--''O ~ eiEEAT, FrcprietoT.
March II, 1903 "nINSn
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W z RARRETT

n.F. BARNETT,
0oppOsit National Hotel, Joliet.
P.s. shall have combined Cook Stove for Coal
and Wood, about the FIST of April that will beat all
the Stoves Of that kind put in the mArket-the
Illinois and Vulcan not excepted.
AEC0ME AND SEE THE MONITOR.
1fyour Country don't need MONITORS now when will
1t. VIZ. B.
Joliet, March Q. 1853 n30 If
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-21

zen: Thomas on the left and Gen. Davis on
the right then pushed forward their forces Wig.
orously toward the gap, and after a hard fight
recovered the ground which had been lost.
The light disclosed the intention of the rebels,
which evidently was to get between us and
Chattanooga. The general engagement, which
commenced at ii A. NJ, ended at P. NJ.
Inc battle Is not yet over, and will probably
be renewed tomorrow.
Rebel prisoners taken represent that the corps
OF Gems. Hill, Polk, Johnston and Longstreet
were In The engagement.
Our men are in good spirits and eager to be-
gin again.
LOUISVILLE, Sept 2l-l2:45 A. M. Our ar.
my under Gen. Rosecrans has been badly teaten
ana compelled to retreat to Chattanooga by
Bragg with heavy reinforcements from Lee.
Beauregard and Joe Johnston.
II Inc military occupation of the telegraph lines
Will prevent the transmission of the particulars
tonight.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-21
FIGHT NEAR CHATTANOOGA.
MORNING NEWS.

HEADQUARTERS OF THE ARMY OF THE CUmBER-
LAND, Crawford Springs, Ga, Sept. 10. A des-
perate engagement commenced this morning at
IL clock The rebels made a heavy attack on
the corps OF Gen. Thomas, forming the left wing
of our army, and at the same time they attacked
the right wing, which was thought t. be feint.
Gen McCooks and Gen. Crittenden's troops
were thrown into the engagements convenience
offered, the main portions OF their forces being
on the march at the time.
The fighting on the left was ola very desper-
ate character. Yhe enemy were repulsed, but
on being reinforced regained their position, from
which they were subsequently driven after Sc
we're engagement of an hour and half. Gen.
Thomes' forces then charged the rebels for near
ly mile and half furnishing them badly.
At two o'clock in the afternoon the rebels
made fierce dash On our centre, composed of
the divisions Vi Generals Van Ceve and Rey-
nolds. Gen Van Cleye's forces were struck on
the right flank, and being vigorously pushed by
the rebels, fell back until Gen. Carter's line was
broken and the troops became much scattered
Gen. Palmer, who had gathered together our
scattered forces, and Gen. Negley. who had
been sentfrom the right flank to feel the cen
ire, pushed forward and re-established our line
as it had been before the battle began along the
,Chlczamanga Creek. The country where the
battle was fought is level, but thickly overgrown
with small timber and brushwood, and is very
untavorable or the use of artillery very little
OF which was used.
The casualties in wounded are heavy, but ex-
ceedlngly light in killed. for so eavy musket-
~ engagement. The fight on the left was one
continuous roll of musketry for an hour or more
battery II, of the 5th Artillery, was lost and
@'erward recaptured by the 77th Indiana regl-
ment, 'FF
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-21

WASHINGTON, Sept. 81 The Heralds Head
quarters Army of the Potomac dispatch Of the
18th states that deserters were shot on the
18th. The Rapidan has risen several feet
There was considerable heavy firing at Raccoon
ford on the 18th. The result is unknown.
A dispatch of the Goth states that the roads
are getting better. Our losses in skirmishing
during the week amount to IS men and S off.
GERS The troops are in fine condition.
Culpepper dispatch of the Goth states that
the enemys left is ascertained to be on Crooked
river.
A cavalry skirmish on the 18th, resulted in
the killing of rebel captain and two prvates.
1t is definitely ascertained that Ewell's corps
has gone to Chattanooga.
The Ifibune's headquarters army of the Po-
tomac dispatch of the Goth, says the Sd New
York cavalry which was ordered from Washing.
ton to Warrenton Junction, mistook their way
and found themselves at Warrenton lust at dusk
on Friday, where they came suddenly upon a
body of Whites rebel cavalry Our men at
once charged on them, and the whole party fed -,
all escaping.
About two hundred rebel cavalry are report
ed to have come down through the gap and are
pillaging about our lines.
The rebels are fortitying Slaughter Mountain,
and it is thought a battle will take place near
Orange Court House.