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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-09-22

V'HREE OR FOUR PEDLERs with teams TO Sc
G1lIivators, for which good wages BY the month
vi hneraI commission on che sales will be allowed.
Applicants should be prepared to oommecr about
the z4th inst Apply personally to the subscriber Ar
manhattan or address BY letter through Joliet p o.
Manhattan, Apr 1861 Isaw
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? OPLE S PENSION,
UNITY MONEY
IS AND
WAR CLAIM OFFICE

GEYDER, COOK q CO., Of CHICAGO, pro-
- cure pensions for Wounded and Disabled Soldiers,
Seamen and Marines of the present War; and for Wild
ows and Orphan Children of those who have died OF
been killed while in service Also Bounty Money and
Arrears OF Pay for Widows other heirs Of deceased
Soldiers.
The heirs Of all Soldiers who have volunteered during
this present for two three years. during the
and have died been killed while in the service,
entitled to One Hundred Dollars Bounty Money,
and all arrears Of Idy.
1nvalids, disabled by wounds received or disease
contracted while in the service entitled to Invalid
PEsOs, whether they entered the service for three
months the war.
All who are entitled to pensions Bounty Money
or have any Claims against the Government State
arriaing from the War, will receive all necessary infor
nation and advice concerning their prosecution by
callingOn
J. H. SEDGWICK, 81
Agent at Joliet for Synder, Cook Co.. at his Office
over Stones Stpas, jefferson st.
MAY H. 1852. mas
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HARNESS SHOP
HENRY SHRADER.

Ga MOULD respectfully Announce to the pub
- w lie that he has on hand at his Harness
shop, in the Brick Block, on Bluff ST., oppo-
site strong Co, large and complete assortment Of
Harness. Saddles TrunkS. Brides, MArtingales, Hal
Through many year, experience In this line he atters
himeelf that he can manufacture the above named
articles In the most approved wOrkman-like manner
ana sell such as cheap or cheaper than the cheapest
The subscriber would return his thanks to his old
customers for their liberal patronage and trusts BY
strict attention To business and fair dealing to merit
large share Of public patronage.
All kinds ofrepairing done snort notice.
Aug. Il, '5S. HENRY SCHRADER. Pruprietnr
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JOIiet Tnrmimg ShOn

fIlHE SUBSCRIBER would announce to Cabinet Ma
kers Stair Builders, and others want Of Turning
thar he is carrying on the
Turning Business
N All It's various branches at Kings Single and Sash
FACTORY near the Upper Bridge BY strict attention
ousues ne hopes to receive share Of public patronage
Ioliet Dec. l6. ma LANES R0YNE-
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G A r L ms
City Expess Wagon

ID UNs to all trains arriving at and departing from
and packages delivered 10 all parts Of the CITY and vi
entity Orders lef at the Post Once News Depot will
be promptly attended 10. Charges moderate.
Jan 18th, 1S62 3 HUGH CABIN,
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la

Ia
G. & R. I. r. r.
1853. Winter Arrangement. 1853.
ON and after Jan. LIST, Trains on this road will
" leave Joliet as follows:
: TRAINS EASTWARD:
Joliet Accommodation, SIS A NJ
Day Express and Mall 90: 4Jo p NJ
Night Express, $50 NJ
TRAINS WESTWARD;
Day Express and Mail,- 1890 A N
Night Express, E2O A NJ
Joliet Accommodation returning, leaves Chicago at
4:3O P VI and arrives Joliet a $50 P NJ.
Fare to St, Louis, first class, including meals and
Berths on Steamers. $500.
Through Tickets to all the principal Eastern points
and by all the different routes.
JOHN F. TRACY, General Sup't
". L. 81. JOHN, Gen. Ticket Agent
II. N. MARSH, Agent, Joliet.
70 Joliet, Jan. !, 1868.
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WHEELER & WILSON'S
S Z WIN Nj CHIN ES!
WITH
NEW IMPROVEMENTS, AT REDUCED PRICES

THE Wheeler 4 Wilson Manufacturing Company
Hartng gained all their Suits at Lao,
With infringing manufacturers of Sewing Machines,
propose that the public shall be benefited thereby and
have accordingly
Reduced the Prices Of their Scoring Machines
After this date they will be sold at rates that will
pay fair profit the cost of manufacture capital in
vested and expense Of making sales; such prices as
will enable tIem to make first class machines and as
heretofore, guarantee them in every particular.
MRS. /. 7. MILLSPAUGH,
Nov q, '60-n24n. Agent, Joliet, ILL.,
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Farm For Sale

Inc subscriber James Tempeton, offers for sale his
eel known Farm Of loo aeres with House, Barn and
sheds Situated six miles from joliet on the Road to
Channahon. The Farm Is under the finest
For particulars enquire st the premises or Of p OCon
nor joliet No a. 3m
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S . NJ e T HIN NEW

Patent Spring Bedsteads.
VIE subscriber has just received large lot Of tboSS
Il popular Bedsteads They combine more Of IuxuTV
econoniy and utility, dare TO asssrt than ary
otLeT aTth1e Of fuTnature in market 81 IL set mn
with surprising allows constant and pr.rf yrnts
ton and acknowledged 20 be cheaper and better tha1
feathers or any other good bed Ali invited % eaI
Ande1Anline, - charge nothing for showing goods
EUGENE DAILY.
Exchange ct, between Canal and River Bridge
Joliet, Jan. %, 1857 "a
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FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE RI

FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE Co
Are DESTROYS of establishing efficient Local Agents
throughout the country. With small Investment Of
capital profitable business readily be established
Eor further particulars address the undersigned for cir
eular and sample Of work. w C. MASON
Genn West'n Agent, 124 Laks-st. Chicago.
Machines on exhibition at the Store of S. W. Stone
4 Co. Call and examine.
D. H. PERRIGO, Agent
Jan b, 1858 for Joliet and vicinity
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8. o. b L NJ o u ID s.
On Hand Again /!

Lf0R valuable CONSIDERATIONS D. c. slesp.r occupant
Il ofthe Store on the corner u JeAersez aad Ossa-
wa streets has sold all his Ti tfEe and interest in the
Stock, Book accounts aud Notes s. O. Sulouds for.
mer occupant who will settle all Sssts SSnst Che nrn
of d C. Sleeper.
E. simonds would announce to the pShlje lbs for
mer customers and friends, that he eAta ready 10
supply
Groceries and Provisions,
Cheapfor Cash, to all who will call on him at his old
stand.
TERMS INvERABLY READY PAY.
Mr.. Sleeper will be with me q short time and will
Close accts with all who have settled. All such
hereby notified 10 call Immediately and settle.
n. b have Store to rent
Joliet, April % 1883 mast
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Illinois Mutual
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
WITH A SUCCESSFUL
BUSINESS EXPERIENCE OF OVER % YEARS
Capital, $1,000, 900.
Losses Paid, 100000,


Losses Paid, S7OO,OOO.
INSTEAD OF the profits for smi-annual dividends in
i addition tn premiums, usually drawn from tho In
sured by stock Companies to pay Eastern StOchold.
the rates in the ILLINOIS MUTUAL equtably
arranged only to require from the Members snfi.
cient money to pay, with CERTAINTY, all Losses aud
penses. The Premium Notes, amounting to over
One Million Of Dollars are secured by lien upon
the property insured valued at Ten Millions
This ample Fund affords guarantee for the pay
ment Of every lOss-the security being all located in
Illinois, and subject own laws No policies are
issued out Of this State. The Members subject to
no ltig9tOna losses being adjusted by agreed arbi.
tratOn. All losses cashed within ninety days, that
occur under Policies paid yearly in advance.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
B. K. Hart, LYMAN Trumbull, Robert Smith,
Samuel Wade, Elias Hubbard, Timothy Turner
J.W Schwepple, B. ]. Gilman, H. W. Billings,
Benz. =. Long l. Kelenberger, Henry Lea
7. A Hoffman, John Atwood, NJ g. Atwood,
OPTIC ERS
NJ. G. ATWOOD. President
kELLENBERGER,T Treasurer, and Special Agent.
JOHN ATWOOD, Secretary.
John Blaisdell. GEL. Agt, 4. Howard Asst Gen. Agt
ASLOcal Agents at every county town In the State
BIssELL & HEATH, Agents, Joliet,
Sept. l, 1851. nls
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sANFOR DIS
LIVER INVIGORATOR.

= 80 hkYkkt DkBILlTATKe. ~ =
TT m coMPoUNDED ENfIRELY PROM Gums.
eno mas become an establiShed fact Standard Med
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S L % Ms OINTMENT.

FOR Miliness, Safety, Certainty. Thoroughness,
slons Ointment is rapidly supsrcedng all other Ont
ments and Liniments for the Of the following
complaints Fresh Wounds. Calls Of all kinds Crack
ed Heels, Ringbone, Poev Windgals, Callus Spavine
Sweeney, Fistula, Foundered feet, Sand Cracks
Scratches Of Grease, Mango aud Horse Distemper,
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tray Cow.

tray Cow.
GTRATED from this city, about the LIST July, a pals
- yellow Cow short HORNS small bead n about eight
years old Whoever will return Aog 20 A. MeNerny,
In Joliet. give Information whore she may be found
viii be paid for their trouble.
Slent szSIpe MAcEIEEs. - = =
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U. s. STA MPS.
A Ii kinds Of United States ReeesvA 7tar.0s e..
n sale at the Recorders Once in Joliet, by
WEIGH At' Aooc. BE. RUSSELL.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-09-22

BY BRICK PJMERoY.
CHAPTER TnE ONE.
CHAPTER TIE SECOND.

"And now daughter, 20 to your Ts!iracy!
Muchly as love you and zephry like as
your frail body is to me, / tell you, nymth,
thou shall never marry Theophilus. He is
poor. YOu are rich. The noble house of
Squiggers shall never be dishOnOred by me.
NAL blood"
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Joliet July l., 1850.
FOR CATTLE AND HORSES.

THIS Is truly Great Remedy. Half % cent bot
tie Of SloAns Instant Relief. given in n pint OF
warm water, seldom fails to cure horse of Collie in
few minutes; ia extreme repeat the dose in Is
minuetS.
For Bruises, Strains, sprans, and many other injur-
lee on Horses, Cattle and other animals. Soan's In
slant Relief speedily effects q Many persons
have been ascnised TO witness the rapid effected
by the use of this wanderful medicine.
RS-Get Circulars Of Agents.
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s n FOR D.
FAMILY ffE =
CATHAR Tic PILLS;

COMPOUNDED FROM ~ Y
PURE vEGETBLB EXTRACTS, AND PUT Up IN
GLASS CASES, Air tight and will keep in any climate
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.AASh TOMS
F'ANOHMFoRrEs,
W. CoSIINUE TO DELIVER, DIRECT YRoM
ESzorU OI isetorE and at our regular schedule Of
Gonnai1so1, At the p1ErchaIes rer;dcre> ~
our only authorized gent for Hortra Iilipoi
MY. w. c. WOOD, OF Joliet,
All styIes Of our unsurpassed Pianos.
soIeII attentlon 70 the facilities offered aboys
o,I.r .ro PIANO without risk In shippfng, OF any
Inc ipstruments, together with refereuees printe6
lists Of prices, &C., &C., will be shown by Mr. Wd 80
All orders received through him win have Propt atteSs
''T1. NO VARIATION from printed rates.-6A "a
New York, March i, 1885 M,
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Peclket Book Lost

NO Rent.-A Carriage Shop on Chicago st., form.
= cry occupied " :. 3. Bailey. Enquire Of
W, W, STEyENa.
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UNDERTAKING.

nun .-t..-,, =, y III AAUNUe
~. ~ "A has received, and win kesp ON h,,A -
nm 20 such - may want them NJ ..ti-..s. VI
an eases are held for their beauty duriSf
sIso - ~ PoSrs fully attest their vsIuS h III
~ al 81, 0n nAo" yiss Of Wood Conns and aft,ns
~ - GO - undertake. IN eitV a. -
"f keon hand
L. DAILY, Exehare NJ Jolis.
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10 THE SUBSCRIBERS THE
I'LL COUNTY n AP .
NOTICE.
stray Colts.

GuIPREE Rlsys, bsst ald elssps.t HowsIa u
f.e. AnRiov1 pus etesss v.rrasAsS. -
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-09-22

D MS11e s Money! MoaeTi
STApE STOCK SECURITY BANK.
noohfILLE BANK, and al 80. 1,,S
"0's money taken at par for ''' 1''F
,r1 EO NITURE
FL. subsSriber wishing to reducs M, -. =
l. decidedly the oilers his goods very eheuU
LARGEST STOCK LNJo4xx
v...E,SO AS,
varying In price fran Sl2 20 sao.' -
! From 70, =. :, % ~ ;. -. m..BEDSTEADS,
CHAIRS,
ton. -ea sOooa IN Ike prop0H
AhArs invited TO callAnd examine.
- EUGENE DAILY.
1ass 1879 sZeef Seteeen Canal and Riu.rb TI6.-
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this city April LIST, containing fyom a. IA A1o ,,,
bAisaDd postags checks The snder WIN s. Ihsr.
ally rewarded - leaVipg Il ct this olBce.
!, RALRY.
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Slrayed or 610Ie1

TNpon, yea or StOIeRI- -
II On I'D. .ne city ofJoliet, IN Heb I'm. = fa..R.
DOT, Jox ~. star In the foreheSe, e Sfts -
mare colt tv black horse eolt one bfsei
tbey 80, qEs infoTnstAo 20 a. Prts9n VIZ
-" % iOsnd, HHf Sc literally reSarSed Whsrf
Hay "a. 1852. (nSae,,, THOMAS 0BRIAN,
Jolief 70
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$500 Dollars Worth OF Brushesg
DAINT, White-wash, scrubbing, counter stove, shoe
L ana Horse Brushes, at J.H. BROWNS.
Sept. o $50. NJ
, 1863-07-24

New YonK July 20 The New York Tti.
bnne'S Harper's Fcry letter. July 2ist, states
thai the main body Of our army is twenty five
Mills south Of Berlin, with no appearance Of
forward movement. It is not impossible
that they will return to Berlin =
Lee lies between Martinsburg and .Winches-
Ter. His pickets occupy the Potomac River
fom Cherry Run, thirteen miles west Of Mar
tinsburg down to Hurper's Ferry. On Fri
day Light they drove in our pfcket3 At tho
Ferry. They are quite in force, too, at
sheFard=town,. s1artinsburg and Charles.
town. -.
A Washington special says: The rumor
that Lec's army has re.crossed into Maryland
is not confirmed. The latest unofficial intelli-
gence leaves the two armies watching each
"thsr-the rebels on the west, and the Fed
erals on the cast side of the Blue Ridge,
BALTIMORE. July 2s--Abopt LOO rebel cay
airy, encamped near Nolan's Ferry, attempt
I'd to cross the Potomac last night, intending
to tear up the rails Of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, but the design was frustrated By d
band Of independent rangers, who drove them
off
We learn from headquarters that at three
o'clock this morning Lees whole army
was rapidly moving in the direction Of WIN
chester. Ewell, who lad moved In the di.
rcction Of Cumberland, fell back and followed
Lee. There is no force now ut Martlasburg
but small body Of cavalry.
Scouts repo1tan Increased body Of rebel cav
,lry neary Harper's Ferry, supported By two
regiments OF infuntry, one dressed In Federal
uniform,
, 1863-07-24
LATE RUM0RS FROM TIE
SOUTH.
Terrible Fighting on the 18th.
From the Memphis Bulletin, 21et,1

A gentleman who has come through the
lines brings report to the effect that Charles
ton has fallen. He represents that Gen. Gil
more succeeded, after desperate struggle, in
gaining full possession Of Morris Island, iu-
Guiding Fort Wagner and the Cummings
Point batteries. This event occurred on the
18th.
On the 18th, Gen Gilmore had reversed the
gins on tRess teiH 4pd tnIneA them On Tor1
up and opened on that stronghold, which
they succeeded in breaching after one Of the
most terrific bombardneuts ever known Ia
the history Of warfare This fierce war Of
mighty guns is reported to hare lasted from
l0o'clock In the morning to seven in the eve
ming, at which time the walls Of Fort Sumter
were literally sh1ttercd by the terrible mis-
eiles Of our guns. Disnantled and shattered,
the report says that Fort Sumter hauled down
the rebel ensign, which far more than two
years had tioated to the breeze from her mas
sire wa1ls. We gfre this merely as report,
but our informant states that the greatest
possible CONSERVATION was prevailing In
'tDixfe," on account Of the reported fall Of
Fort Sumter, and capture Of the city Of
Charleston itself, which event is said to have
occurred on the morning Of the 18th. We
hope to hear the Elorions tidings confirmed.
It will then look as thoug gh the "last ditch"
Of I. c rebellion had been dug,r the last
struggle made, and the final doom Of treason
.ol]ed from dozen Of her conquered cities.
, 1863-07-24

WHITES, NEGROES, INDIANS AND
HAlf-BREE1S ENGAGED.
Desperate Talor Of our Negro
Troops.
Correspondence Of the N. 7. Herald.]
HEApQNAMTERs ARMY OF TEE ERnHrIER |

Correspondence Of the N. 7, Herald.1
CAs1 GutKx in carnoFrH OK FhE N.9Ion FRONTIER
S Af>' ~@+Do Ju11 11atJs; + is;;a
u,;o- 70, R,n,+ With o;oh+ oonnos,,. ~
".n DAA'' W." e45n' eo1nP0o'es ~
cavalry Under his command, arrived ut this
point to.day, on the road to Fort Blunt.
This epcampment is on the banks Of sm4l1
called In tlis region, the Grand River, It was
the scene some days since Of sharp engage
IL. Williams, 1st regiment Kansas colorcd
volunteers, commanning that regiment and
the "a colorado volunteers, with ;tetach-
1Ecnt Of cavalry, escortlog n traia to Fort
Blunt, md rebel f"rce Of Texans and 1ndi-
ans, under Col. Standwaitie. Cherokee half
breed.
Ihe particulars OF the aftalr are about as fol-
oW5:-A supply tIaln, Consisting or alS WaS-
ons, containing subsistence, &C, tor Colonel
Phillips command, on the Arkansas, aud
number Of sQtier wagons, with a subsiestnce
train for the Indian refugees, numbering In all
about $oo wagons, left Fort Scott nbout the
18th Of june. II Was escorted b.. two com
panlcs oi the 80 Wisconsin cavalry, under
captain Moore, who was ~ command Of the
escort; TWO companies Of the 9th Kansas cav
airy, under Captain j. E. Stuart; one com'
pany Of the 9Th Kansas cavalry, mud two new
companies raised for the latter regiment, but
mustered into the new cavalry Organization,
tie l4th Kansas volunteers. This, with two
- pouna@Gr 1T aowttxers, VIII Gons1Nated ne train
sscols: l4ey Met aq.Mng 9smaEkaole oe-
Tween EoiS &c Seo1t VI a4a BAXTER springs. here
they 1onnd ,i The lst kaasas, colored inf!ntry,
Colonel Williams, with section Of the =!
hansas nat{e'y, ano ~ companies o1 re 2d
Golo,ano E, ,t, xouteeea ~ @ 1n4a,,' Ldeas: Coleael
W1,ns - he ra,,nn m,n fcas t1c si Go.;
nA4Mus} Us tae tanans o4sel, assumed
eonmato OF nc entire lofee, WMca aco reached,
IN e1ectlSe s1fengtn, 10 ABOUT l,ooo men and
nFe guns;
me sai!aaint anar COST US severely. t!vo
negro soldiers were wounded, TWO Of the
ColoEado ~, one lndlan n killea and T. several
Woahaen, ot a19 nsos nsosen aa,s ~ Go s.nars con-
Ta Mano, ~ ns"as5 12 "eia noGnae9
Eve W9Ae ana 1aalan . soialets TerS kliled.
Ma1of thraa asrana Ally gie sne tnoan al re-
cSl!ea m .ntee 5e sese1e aesn a nGpaas. TT hons o.
wnIen are uangefI%s' b' % ana n ~ aaa anous thlsty
,sea ~ nns;t;an an r thay i'oi haS rt;95".
t.nGIG ~ haTe msin,ained themseIyes iii ii th.i,,
, 1863-07-24
FROM WASHINGTON.

Special Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.1
WAsH1SGToN, July %, 1sy3.
rIEsT CASE UNDER THE COMPLICATION LAW.
TAe inst case under the contfscation law
passed By the last Congress came up to-dAy
in tilt District Supreme Court. The case was
that Of the properly Of Dr. Garnet, son-fn-
law 10 Henry 4. Wise. After remarktug that
it was the first case under this important law, :
Judge Nylie said he had first doubted, but
upon referring to the Authorities lie was satf3-
lied that it was his duty to issue decree, or
dering the condemnation of the property,
The act otCongress did not, as was generally
Supposed, treat the Inhabitants of the So
cal1ed . eCoFfederase States as tsaitors,
but Us alien enemies. In that point Of riew
by ho|aE'of nations, their property Of every
description Is iable to absolute forfeiture and
:alIenation, TO the use OF the Government. There
is!uo distinction between personal property
and !, al estate; ner did the Consultation, as
was supposed, fol bid hostile forfeiture of real
estate; but q joint resolution, passed b. Con-
gress On the same day as the confscation act,
under the provisions Of which this property is
sauglt to be con6scatcd, was declaration by
them that In a spirit Of kindness they would
eonfscate real estate OF q rebel only during
his life time. lie was bound By that
resolution, .and would, therefore, condemn
real estate during the lifetime Of the own
or, and the personal property absolutely.
Judge Wylie referred to large number of
authorities among the acts Of the MARYLAND
aud PENNSYLVANIA Assemblies, condscatiug
absolutely the property Of Americans who re-.
mained loyal to the British Grown during the
Revolution. After this decision OF the Judge,
tie District Attorney asked leave to dispose
Of some twenty other cases which depended
on the same principles, which request WAS
granted, and DEGREES Of condemnation Or
dered.
MOVEMENTS or GEN. HOOKER.
Gen. Hooker has gone West. A rumor On
the street says that he is to relieve tie pres:
ent Commander Of the Department OF Mis-
souri, but thus far this Is merely conjectured
FROM THE INDIAN REGION.
The Superintendent sent out to look after
the Indians removed from Minnesota on ac-
count Of the late outbreaks there, writes
from his station On the Missouri river, six-
ty miles aboye Fort Randall, Dacotah Teref-
.tory, that he Las even there been compelled
10 erect stcckade and other defences, to
protect their agency from the Indians. He
las about 500 acres Of land plowed, and
twenty eight farms laid off for the Sioux, and
forty eight for the Winnebagoes.
TIE GUsBoAT DE KLB. ..-
The gunboat Baron DrKalb, sunk by q tor
redo in the recent movement against Yazoo
City, was the first gunboat ever put atloat on
Western waters. She Was originally named
the st. Louis, and as such served as Admiral
Foote's flag. ship in the attack On Fort Douel-
son.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.
The residence Of the Russian Miuister was
burnt down this evening.
, 1863-07-24


iel'oit t9"tnst'n :'' nraueon, AlSs m" oe'
sssFh Ill IN possession OF J'rk-"n'
E"=g's, H"a'':'e'-, Sanders ::ael fcEgS;eo;.'s
II nsf h'ees were a. i0pe'"' -.
l1:e -s'e1'e hFns .'lo":': papers nj fhH I'm
10y c"''aih 'sio1's eal:o:42ls fsoHl tae
eHar '''h to"'7<f a"e -4''e"'y "f A:''s!ay
end 1ne7day. They saY :h.' The 2os$:=>ion
~ M"FFis ls'"nd ~ the t':d.rats seals fle Gate
o1 cAa'H s'on' aud TIE 1+ef cannot Dc disutlaed.
sEd ta'ls upon tAe afo:y 10 d:tEe The 4tEtes
sn 81 the point o1'thc ba5ocet--if thst fsils,
to make Charleston Il Sarayos.u, and bn,a t;,a
c,.y =. n ,,st r-sor. rhev b1,ne .1.e, ,,,-,.,
5e.r., ,c., -. 0Tst:,
fafsis u 'Ie 'o.h "tfe sa:a 70 iHTc flli
Fi1t'tula1s of the fall Of Charleston. bCt the
sccu,> c. ulsi not t.,,u:r or ret Il sisat IF rhtm
co,,x., n,1p f,,n B.,,.-,. ,,s r..
" '4o 'pan'
ston's aTz"1es o'l'cs fhe n IN great dcs:;ttf;on
, 1863-07-24

lspecial Dispatch to the Chicago Trisunel
DEs MONIES, Iowa, July ., 1se3
Since the adjournment Of the Copperheal
State Convention, An avalanche Of letters has
been sent from here, and from other sections
Of the State, by the Tutt1e men, to frighteu
Fisher into decllnation Of the nomination
for Governor.
The news, however, at last comes here from
in authoritative source, that Fisher; Mason
and Duucombe will all remain upon the tick
ct, and meet their fate together.
The Sioux City Register, the leading Demo-
cratic paper, on the Missouri slope, repudi-
atcs tl.c entire proceedings of the Convention
platform, ticket and ali. It thinks 1t the
strongest dose Of disloyaity that has bsenpre-
scnted to the party.
William Rogers, who Was arrested some
days ago, In the sonth~ estern portion Of the
Stale, on charges of dtsloyal practices, was
sent to Davenport to day, III charge Of q Pro-
yost Marshal guard