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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-03-24
MGen. Hunter. the great an,

1%Gen. Hunter. the great apostle Of
negro soldiers, who out-Fremonted Ere.
mont on the emancipation question. ''Ruds
that the able bodied negroes do MT enter
the service so rapidly as he could wish, !"
and he has accordingly gone to drafting
them. In justification of his course, be ri,
Ously says that freedom can never be ap-
prsciated, except by men who have been
taught tie sacrifices which are its price"
How anxious these negroes are to take up
arms and ezterninate their masters, to be
sure!
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-03-24
Yankee Trlcks SpoIIad.

The abolitionists Of the senate, by the
rejection 0ftheir bills to create u rse or
more new states, with view to giving
lthem psrndnent majority 10 the senate,
sad sWtlve or fttesn woes in the FL cti n
Ter president.
They also cOncoeGed two bills-One of
which required the clerk Of the house to
place on his roll the names Of only such
representatives as were certified to be en-.
titled to their seats; and the other prOvid.
Cd fur elections in Louisiana, Tennessee
I'D North Carolina. The democrats ac-
the first bill, ana passed it; but
.AssAtsred and defeated the last bin
sFing thereby democratic conserva.
majority as the commencement of the
Il session. Bully fsE ib. st. Louis
ynbIBc0s.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-03-24
From Vfcksbure.
Especial Dispatch to the Missouri Democrat

Especial Dispatch TO the Missouri DemoeratI
In SIGHT OF YIcKsBURG, March IL
There are ruuors n the aeet, this morn
ing that the expedition which entered
YaZoo Pass week OF two since had passed
distractions in the Eallahatchie and Paf-
lObusha rivers. and NOW have possession
o: Yszoo City. II tbs is rue, you NAV
expect stirring events 10 this region short
~, r. a----E
The canal at Lake Province is completed
and only requires two hours labor in cut
ti0g the land % turn column of waser
two feet deep form the Mississippi into
! Bayou Macon, Texas, Black and Red riy-
;ers. The water will not be let in for q
WEEK. .ssss1-1s -.zt-szss
From all accounts Gen. Burbridee was
badly whipped near Greenyills fortnight
since. i have not yet ascertsined the ex>
tent Of our losses. but they will probably
reach fifty in killed, wounded and priso-
pers. t'' : l1'
The water in this nsighborbood is is ri iitl
ct g rapid rate. and unless we soon gel
ready TO assume active offensive operations,
which will cause US 10 remove ID some
drie: quarters, our army Yill be drowned
ont. 0""
am glad 10 be allie to announce an i'm
provement in the militry condition of the
troops.
Tie excavation of the ca1l across the
peninsula is being carried IN as rapidly a.
possible. 70.
~ March Is.
Night before last IS rebel soldiers cross
ed the river from Yicksburg in small
skis, and attempted to cut the chute leyeC
below the mouth Of the canal, They
were discovered and taken, every man d
| them.
| !, For time we were sppr ehensiye of al
attach. The ] ng roll was beaten 10 tn,
camps, and the alarm bells rung on tbt
rams aud ,iroD-clads, and all hands wer
plped to quarters as If to repel 6oaraers :
The captured men. with the prisoners takel
BY Col Eilet, were sent up the river tbi
orniBg.
Last night bright red light vas dis
played at Vicksburg. 1t was withdraw
about IL o'clock. and itllUwed by no de
mOnstration whatever, 30 far as We cOul
determine. 49,. ~.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-03-24

LOCxPoRr ELECTIoN.-The Joliet Re.
p"6t'cG" seems to be greatly rejOiced over
the result of the municipal election in
LockpOrt. Where the facts are known, the
Republican triumph in Lockport creates
little surprise. The old canal Office CLIQUE
worked for A5olitionism with its wonted
ZEAL and tie Superintendent used his
power IN sending all the Democrats em-
ployed, on the canal out of the town on
election day. This, in connection with the
fact that Capt. o'Marah's company, which
was mostly raised in Lockport, and which
was composed entirely OF Democrats. are
away in the army. accounts for our defeat.
Our friends in LackpOrt will do better next
time. ...
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-03-24

AHEAD OF TIMF.-J. Richert, Of the
FsFmer's Store, on Washington street, has
just received "a assortment Of spring goods,
which be Is selling Erapidly. His goo DIS,
Tor style ADD quality, cannot be excelled in
the city; and his prices are as low as the
times will permit. Mr.. Ricbert, as usual,
pays the highest market price for butter,
eggs and such like articles which farmers
have to dispose Of. His excellent goods,
reasonable prices. and honest mode of DEAL
ing cannot fail to win plenty Of custO-
mers. -7.s t.E -- -5p.,...s @ Chs. --
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-03-24

NEw BANKINa oFFIoE.--As will be seen
by reference to his card in our advertising
columns, Mr.. F. L. Cagwin has opened a
banking house ia3ihis city, opposite the
pOssofice. MI. cagwin is too well known
to the people of this county as reliable,
competent and honorable business man TO
need any introduction from ur.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-03-24

AUBURN HousE.-This Is one of the best
kept hotels in the country. 1t is nearly
new and is located in the most pleasant
part of the city. The proprietor, Mr.. C.
A. Austin. BY his attention to guests and
OOliRing manners, is rapidly winning bis
way to public favor. The travelling pub
lie, and visitors to this city, will End the
Auburn House and its landlord all that we
represent them. s..5.-
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-03-24

LIFE-LIKE PfCrUREs. If any Of eur mum.
erOus readers desire life like Ambrotypes.
or Photographs, they should call on Mr..
Fay, opposite Browns drug store. lie is
one of the best artists in she country. His
pictures are perfect and charges moderate.
And his parl'rs are fitted up 10 elegant
style for the reception Of ladies and geO.Ie-
LsS0. gas gsbsn
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-03-24
GardIans sale.

NOTICE - hestby gfvsa that b. viruts Of S.-rn-
al esr made and entered by he County eoSrt q
wiz q IN lie state d H. the March 1e1n frs.Sr
A.D ls3 the undersiEned Barbara C.mpbsIL er.rd,.s
Of Robert eappbelL John canpbsll, Anna c.1SE-i1
and Barbara Campbell minor heirs q law e. Js,.rS
b 1863, between tls ho1rp Of tsn o'clock A. n ga
i've o'gluek p ~, that day at The dIeIlinr ho1se
6us . the highest bidder fnt caah Al q - 49,
Of my said Ward. being undivided tUothird1 -
aioFesaid, to-uE The North half r. the South No
quarter q Section nine (e except one acre ana g.
fourth part Of IN the South East corner th-n
Of, and also the South half q the soth West Quartz
oftbe NORTH Wss quarter q aid section nine fal ~
IN Township thiry-aEe (S5l North and q KaaSS 90
(lO) East Of the third pHneipel neridAn snisef ~
BAkBARA cAMPBELLs Guardisn - a6orss.id.
Joliet March q, 1868. 80
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-03-24
ESTRAYS-

TAKEN mp In The Town Of Loekport, On ths 9th Of
February, 1865, by Patrick Fitzpatrick, cray horsO
sOr years old, valued a. sc; alec one bay mare
years old, hind fsst white, star tn tia rfsrehnad,
appraised At $50 also sosrr hsrss years "a stn
in the forehead, appraised SIS ,s-.-a- = :.
March 16, 1858 VIM T0NNER, Clerk. i,
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-03-24

Tor Fortress Monroe, Tor his new command.
which Is not as Jet made public.
The Mexican Minister. at Washington
dlscredits the report of the capture Of the
CITY Of Mexic1 by the French. CHICAGO
Tunes, 2l&l inst
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-03-24

sr ca1sSa q Ka WIN SosE. .Sy
EEzabeth Basset. vs.. DGnieIBaAsstr sFkf
A RRlDAyIF o the Bonfssidenca q nsnfsa r...... j,
n the defenS-nf shove named, hasing hesn 80 -
TIE ohes q tbs Geek ofAhe Wi cqpltT c111ko o-rf :.
Notice Is hereby given 70 the sad Danf,i 100 fbs
Elisabsfh Basseff tbs complaInanS d - co11t -
the a. ssAr- side Thereof on the leth day ofHssrh
ls64A summons tbsreupon issued cot Of al
court - -Lad d1fen1A1t, rstnrnnblD n - fourfR
hondaSt 9, 1Des, - isby Ian required = -
Nov ~, Jon The said Daniel Bn..slt ahail psr-
sonaiiy be az4aSPear before sid crcait c0lrt ofi
County, onsaeilsst drg Of Ne pext torn llsrsuG 10
Be holden & Jss u MID county, On tie I5arih Hoa
day % Nay, l15s ana plead, answer dsm1r 70 to
naid coUplai1 anti wi o. complaint, TIE an8 -
natter and f1IHfp therein charged ana -lnf-T :.
win ~ taken ronlcs1ed ard decrss sntersI -
yOqs .ssofBbg . thsprsyg q bin
A. H. Gowns, csnp,aiEs,,.s soiirs.e, 1L-s essrt.
JOKES, March u, 1863 or
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~ Harper's, the Atlantic, and other
magazines for April. may 90 found al Car
Inns.
The New York herald., 1863-04-13

PRICE THREE CENTS

I'VE hundred 90 Thousand yards, tho vessels
obliged TO prepare and u engage tho
forts and the adjicent batteries The signal had bssa
made for action halfpast three O'Clock IN Mo After.
noon by the ronsdss; but ths rebels haA prevloiss
opened nre on The leading vessels. Tho contssts repre-
sentei az IN the highest degrse exciting. presenting
fearful enc o. IRE bclcng from all points on tho Land
and wafer continuous roar ~ cannon
In he course OF thirty forty minutes the Keokuk
was In sinking condition, and Obliged 10 Withdraw
from the Ire and seek anchorage below tho range
OF the enemys gus. few minutes Afterwards ali tho
vessels Withdrew from sgnal of the flagship H being
deemed mpraoicabe 70 continue any further hostites
The kcosuk was within 6ve hundred six hundi oil
yards OF Sumter, ard was completely riddied-ttruck
from all he batteries within range least ninety
u thirty minutes. The shot from rined Of
the heay,s ealibre Captain Rhind, her emmandor,
ceycd confusion the lsg from a. ing fragment Of
his vessel, which only slightly Iamed him Twelve OF
the men WOUNDED, together with Acting Ensgn
Mackniosh, who had charge OF Of tho guns Tho In
jurcs supposed to bo fatal. The morning. nnd
ing II impossible tho vessel, Captain Rhind
called ting, which took all his board. A few
minutes thereafter tho Kcokuk sunk The persons be-
longing TO The ship lost all their private elects.
on Wednesday the squadron remained at anchor In tho
main ship channel
IL s said the number In our was only
l,1o0 with thirty guns, while the enemy had, II is sup
posed, at least 800 guns. The best in tho world.
The injuries to the vessels excluding the Eookuk,
reported 10 be OF such character will require but
short time for repairs. The casualties among
wore remarkably few, including killed. and thrse
wounded on the Nahant.
Tho advantage OF feet being In possession Of tho
main ship channel the clrcui, Of the bEekade
thirds Of the former distance. None of the batteries
fred upon vesses until the reached tho vicinity
OF the main fortA
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The New York herald., 1863-04-13
ANOTHER REPORT PROM WASHINGTON

wssnIseros. Apfn II 1888
me steamer Fanbeau arrived here this .srpoon sith
Lieutenant Commander MIND ee.r~ u dssp@ishes
from Admiral fupppt W tbe sov~nnsut Tbe repofn
from the several commanders had 10, been fsosved -
" the time q the depaucfe q tbs rIsmbeas naInsy,
Wednesday night Prom otber thsh Occisl ,5arrs. 4
ses''Aned Ma. " It.s go@,r-ss ,h' Gee -'rts "a
upou charleston, tbe itb, % NE iohorbE order -
wseLasssn Capt John gns,f,, rassse, cAgt. pr'itni
xoniAak, Capt worden. Tssi~oo csp,- hnnse' iroa
sldss (ibe nag,hp), commanhs' Turner, vhh hsa'ifa
n cont and hs stAH board. Ns'i fepSed The o~iis
Nm Capt. george Rogers Ssht-sssi, cspi rsifiss; ka
han, Capt. pg-ns, ana Koosas tsp. Khiod
IN this orcsr tbey proceeded ~ .hs msn chssns, ar
rvns within seventeen bgnsf.d Js'as y the nsiu iors
m. irof.Tdss became SsnsnAssAes, 0vi.g " -. ues
and m. ssrrouress o. ths eassns ard sbs there.
fo.e obised " drop snehor W pfs,sh, drrms ashyse
uvns p these cfcuusiancea shs srhans ts' oossorts
,o ssr.sad hcr motIous me remssaa q the sess<rcs
o,o,a,sa 90 ~ oourss aud vibn s.sy ssss
n N. reb.l ore from al ponts Tts obsifsstlons " ,ss
,hanbsI from sumtsr nosiris is'sfs,ss w,s,b
proxr..s q cur shps. 10 oonssassbes Il ths ed
IN. yo.i,oa q ths boussss, - sbsrs nsss<, Ne
plan q sp~s'ons q bsuas w tssssss, -,
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The New York herald., 1863-04-13
NEWS FROM NEW ORLEANS.

Correct List oT the Casualties On DOasA
the steamer Dtsna-Rebsi Reports or .
Battle between Bragg and Rosecyans,
and the Rebels Defea ted-The Light as
Ship Island Exiting guished, Ae., DC.
ny the steamer George Peabody We have tho New
Orleans Ira Of April (evsniug).
Tho Bayou Bcuf correspondent OF the Esa eating April
I, ,says-
50 far as can be sscersned the following the oorrecs
list OF casualties on the ifana;--
Captain Peterson, killed Executive Officer Hall shot In
the head seriously Masters Mate Weston, prisoner,
prisoner Third Assistant Engineer McNelly Killed, Third
Assltan! ingneer H.. Mclaughlin. prisoner Third A.
sntant Engineer VIM. Johnson prisoner WIN. Dodd, Tho
pilot, and Ma1ett, Third Assistant Enginser, tho
only olioers not Killed or taken prisonsrs
In Company A. Twelfth Connecticut, First ISsutsnana
VIM =. Backlcy, COMMANDING
First Leutenant VIM. S. Buckley, prspoer ssoosd
Llso,enan. Charles Laurie, prisoner psiyAse fraaas
arm, .lishsiyi p:,v.ss Tipps N shs sSs :isisiy;
private John sxfs IN Tn. shoulder. ssh.lyi psjysss
John snel's IN The head slightly ssrssss' AAS's ~
Tho following the oncialIis Of thu casualties On
gsny Captain Jswsts One Hundred and sIsssssh Nov
Captain r Jewsi, wounded sor,oasiy In sbs bssd,
RI,osss .eeoSa sas.s wsy sss'. cs'rm, ",
Slater, iiisS s ss;ss.a. S:ips.i. .Ssssss .ixs.
i.es, E.roled; CorporAJ g. White. wc.aa.1 Slightly
pasoled; Corporal D. Petit, wounded slightly. pAio'ea
sssa:ea .sssssa :ss,ss;y .'s s:ss!s SsS.: 81
| nonds wounded seriously, pArosd.
Besides tboss above mentioned. Two serGesntA. Two
cerporais aud nsssssS prva,ss captured asd ~
| rolled
large rebel river boat now Rasbsas Guy with
nas truce bat cannot sscsrsaa Ne oS|ses ~ which
| it came.
The Eva has the following pasagraphs.-
report was 10 town yesterday atsrnooo among ~
secsssionists that great battle has bssn fSghs Ten
sesses between the forces Of ssnera ssd
traitor Bragg IN which the rebel army totally Dc
eaed We unable 70 ths report any asthen-
TIC source, and do NOD publ lab u a. Trustworthy.
Tbs United states steamer Arizona, DANIEL J. Up
ton Lieutenant Commanding from PhiadsiInla 18th ut
via Key West the 27th, 10 In the stream.
The Tsdaie case, in which Mr.. TisdAe had bssu
charged with treason In exhibiting seocsh smbems
far, had been Decided by Judge Peabody In a To
dale, VINO discharged.
Tho light at ship Island has been srtinsushed
The copy Of tho Era has nothing from Bsioa Rouge
or Texas
The New York herald., 1863-04-13
THE DE- AL g.
UHrxp efATB TRArsponf GEORGE PnABop

URmp srATB TRANSFORM GEORGE PnABosY,
AT SEA, April 10, 1858.
We arrived u Port Royal the morning Of the 9th,
snA found great ss.sfsction, that the movement
towards The capture Of Charleston began the afternoon
q thsj TN instant BY tho irop-clads, which went
~ hs hasor for the purpose Of testing their guns and
drawing ths nre Of the snemy. portion Of the Iron.
saAs up advance squadron to feel the way,
- 81 about tive O'Clock all Of the iron vessels were en-
sassd whs yorss smser, Mourie and the batteries on
es1livaaS and Norris Islands opened with terrific Ore
80 wsA . psnsrksbs degree Of precision.
NJ harbor vas literally snvsloped In smoke, while
- thusAssns o artillery and ths soomins Of the nf.
tsss-ash guns wNs truly swrui-a rsa fen renfv The
Dstsr psssioa = ~ ars d our roaelaAs was
1asssssd - ysrs suns, which replied In salvos and
vish spsss rapidny, The frequently striking the
kss-slsda rAs Nsw hoosidss bIassd away nsroey, at
sn sssss sntrsiy wrapped ip moke while lursd sheets
q sans were sos,saalIy emitted from her s,des
ne Moasor batteries fred their guns very rapidly for
sssh heavy ordnance, while tho Ksokuk, with her
s'svsaiseh suns. threw in sher In nne style
A about four o'clock the New Ironsides with Admiral
Dupont board dropped the channel and shortly
ssssrwaras the Ksokuk injured, IL 10 said by a tor
psao exploding under her bottom The reeels made her
~ especial mark Of their guns during the time she
ws under nrs 10 said that lees than sixty shots
penetrated her armor; but only one man was killed
A soon % u was fousa that abe vs. injured CAPTAIN
mind Withdrew his grounded her on the Nor.
rs Island beach, where she now lies, total wreck
rhe Monitor batteries stuck 70 their ground until
ssoos i've sosck, when, o~ing 70 the tide falling and
night coming on they witbdrcw ont Of range the enemy
srns Of sssn with renewed yigor unit, Of the roach
e shsir suns
mo Nahsss was struck, is said, nve hundred times;
eas no damage vas done 70 the vessel sxcep, knock
eng out sous Of the bolts 10 the piIo,house and ,urre
end 'ujurins oas Of The gunsdss slightly An the ds
mage done 70 her csn be repaired fOrtyeisht hours.
Nor snossssaok was completely rIdded. The other vss
sss received ihsir due share Of bammerins but all with
ssood 70 elegantly and are again ready for ssrvse.
The Sshant W. iowsd 70 Port Royal, arriving Off
shs bar " daylight 90 the morning Of the 9th
"a 40 this bar reached the ,ovlins.
-sss sas, %, and sbe sssnsd sp N. h.rpo,.
The New York herald., 1863-04-13

alone and 70 the eye Of casual observer uninjured
although her and smokesaek bear unmisakabIe
ssns OF the heavy nre she had been subjected from
the rebel batteries.
During the engagement the afternoon Of the 7h
noncads the city Of Charleston that their
two hundred FOUNDER Prot guns could with ease have
landed shells In but The movement was only Intended
as preliminary to the grand attack, Admiral Dupont
would not permit the city be troubled at that timc
The rebel oncads Palmetto State and Chieora we're
sight, and tried the range @ their guns, but did not
attempt TO make Of their boasssd powers rams
and IL was not until ron-cads retired that they came
out fairly from behind the walls Of Sumter
ne feet Of woodsn vessels nss engaged IN these
preliminary operations, was not thoushs beat 70
expose them before general attask sas made. i,
After taking the mails on board Al pors Royal, w
steamed TO Charleston bar with orders to report 70
General Hunter who was On board Of the steamer Ban
Dsord On arrival there wers informed that ths
General had gone up the hArbor that afternoon, and
being dark and among large neet Of vessels the gun
boats cruising Of the bar ordered % 70 proceed on On,
voyage without delay.
From these vessels learn that every one was in tho
best possible Spirits and that all plans and operations
were working equal the expectations Of al concerned
rumor was n circulation both II Port Royal anA q
Charleston bar that troops were rapidly gaining hs
rear Of the city Of Charleston.
government despatch boat sailed for Hampton Roads
On the sth, carrying bearer Of dispatches.
Az We left Port Royal harbor W passed asmAllsssam
having On board the newspaper reporters, whose sssss
will 60 North in the Arago, on Saturday. We were sos
able 10 communicate with them
The following is q list Of oeneers Of Ne iroo-slaA
Keokuk which destroyed BY the rsbsh IN shs aaaeh
on the Charleston forts on the TN hst:-
C6mm0nder-A.C @. Rhind.
Executive O0lcy-horeAu Forrest
Acting Poxhaster-John Read.
SvrgsOn-Gso. D. glocsm.
za.ng Emnsns-wn. H. Bulls, Als1 Mclstesh, IyA0
r. Halstead.
Ensineers-Chisf, VIM. H. King; Assssshts. ts>p n.
hunt, VIM. q. Smith, J. Y. Emanuel, ". B. G. Wsss.
The following list Of onesri oi the Mentor Sa..sry
Nahan., which slightly injured In the sosassDsns
The 7th inst at Charleston
Commander--John Downes
LissGtenane Commapdr-D. b. Harmony,
Aoia0 Naster-wm. w. Carter. Ce
ldtng Enn1ns-Chares K. Clark, charIes C. Ricker
Isstaas. Suvassw-C E sscdm&
Aciatux Poymokr-Edwim <utnap
sisisnt, T Bordey; Thid Assistants, Abram Michpev
Ptlot-isaac soasld. n
The New York herald., 1863-04-13
REPORTS FROM FORTRESS MONROE,


The Keokuk Half . Mile above Fort sum-
ter During the Terrible Firfng-Th.
Damage 20 the Nahsnt-The Ironssdss
Received One Hundred a nd Ffny shot.
without Damage-The object of the
Reconnaissance eAccompiished-The En-
tire Union Loss Two Killed and seven
Wounded, &C., sc.
FosrSrss Mss~os, April Il, 1850
The Mary sanford arrived Morehesd on Friday from
on Charleston, with information of tho entire attack
which commenced a, tbros O'Clock and lasted three
hours.
The KeokuK passed haf mile above sumter. vb.,.
she met with obstruotions, a, which time terrific ary
KEEP. up both sides when she received ,bo, ,.
passed through her between wind water from which
she sunk n eleven hours.
The Eabsnt vas within two hundred yard. NJ ro,,
Sumter IN the action and received shell a, the unc,n
o the turrss with the deck which prevented The ,urr.,
from revolving and rendered her useless fr The tim.
Ths rcnsides received one hundred and nny .bo,.
Sustaining no damage further than starting few bo,,.
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