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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-06-09
JOHN ". UARTUPEE.
Acting Chief Engineer.


The engagement lasted five and one
halt hours. The Tuscumbia received
eiEhty-two sulid shot, and it is impossiL,e
10 count the shells that exploded in her
The UPPER work is a perfect wreck. No
men cuUl1 have lived N her deck FIR n
minute. l. is believed here at we were
under the heaviest fire ever known in ma
val warfare. The rebels concentrated AL
TIER TIRE on Us for at Leaf two hours
More than one half the time during tho
light We were not more than tfty wards
from the muzzie Of thirty guns. and s,me
If these gans one hunired-ruunier Parrnts
gun which throws p-ojeciiles with great.
or force than any gun now 10 use. BotaII
wuuli not do. They could not penetrate
the IRON sides of the Tuscurnbia. ItIs be.
lieved here that we were under a Eesyier
fire than was ever known before. not ex-
Get ting the Keokuk at Charleston We
received more shots than all the other yes.
srl- combined. But our plating proved ner.
ioctly iu'uiEeraLle against all efforts to
penetrate j..
There was one great b,under committed
10 hu.liIng the Tuscumbia, and that il in
the location of her magazine. To give ynu
an idea of this, will just say that in &C.
ton rhe patches IF the magazine are neces-
sarily left open. When the shell exploded
in her turret the fire from it burnt the bow
very badly in the face " no was stationed
in the door Gfthe magazine to pass powder
up. This will be altered before the vessel
is pronounced fit for action again.
You must not think that The Tuscumbia
is disabled beyond repair. She will soon
be ready to go in again her engines are
ready now. All she wants is to raise her
wheels end weld her wheel cbaIns, and
that is short job. think you will hear
good account of her yet. We took 400
prisoners. and think, from what ore e
them said when be saw the TuscumSis
that we gave them as good as they sent
Said he, There's the damn square box
that give ueheIl, and she doesn't look as if
she was hurt" Since the fght we have
buried three men. who died from the
ed.
/ remain very respectfulIy.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-06-09
By order Of Central Committee.

STRAWBERRY FEsTIvAL.-The Ladies Of
the NJ. Z. Church will give Strawberry
Festival, on Thursday evening, June llth,
at Young's Hall, to aid in the purchase Of
Bell for said church. 1t is hoped gen.
erous public will appreciate the object and
give the affair liberal patronage. Admit4
lance to the Hall Is cts. Children 10 cts. :
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-06-09

Sec. 2. The Mayor is authorized to ne,
gotiate or dsuse to be negotiated the bonds
Of this cityiprovided for in the foregoing
section anddesignate the place Of payment
thereof
Passed ank approved June 5th 1863.
w. A. STRONG. Jr. Mayor.
Attest w III. ZAKLEY City Clerk.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-06-09
Democratic County Meeting,

The Democracy of Will county are re-
quested to meet at the Court House, in
Joliet, On Saturday, June 18th, at o'clock
?. NJ to make arrangements for sending
a suitable delegation to the State Demo,
cratic Mass Convention at Springfield on
the 18th instant.
By order Of CentraI Hnnnrnitton
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-06-09
The Mass Convention at Spring
field.

We would call attention to the notice in
this paper for q meeting at the Court House
to make arrangements for the Democratic
State mass Convention.
We learn that it is the intention to en-
gage the Joliet Cornet band to accompany
the delegation from this county. 1t is ex-
pecte1 that ell who can leave home for
a day or two, will be at Springfield on the
18th. No delegates will be appointed from
this county, for in convention like the ap-
preaching one, every Democrat who at
tends will be recognized as duly author
lied delegate. Therefore let old Will send
down to the meeting rousing delegation
-one that will show that we are in earnest
up this way.
The demonstration promises to be the
greatest ever held in Illinois. From what
we hear we would not be surprised if a
hundred thousand people should be 10 ate
tendance. It will be gathering of the
real friends Of the Union to protest against
the violations of the constitution which of
late threaten to destroy our Government.
DEATH OF Prominent CITIZENS. Within
a short time past two of the most promi-
neDt citizens of the southern portion of this
county have died, to wit: Michael Rodgers
Of Reeds Grove, and Jacob B. Schermer.
horn of ChanRahon. These gentlemen
were old residents of the county, and were
highly esteemed for their qualities as neigh
bcrs and citizens. The former. Mr.. Rodg-
ers, was one Of the most weslthy men Of the
county. and was always distinguished for
his promYtnsss and liberalisy. The loss of
two such valuable citizens is severely felt
by the entire community.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-06-09
Ship Canal Convention.

Owing to the great excitement caused in
Chicago by the attempt to suppress the
Chicago Times, the ship canal convention
was nearly a failure.
The convention met on Tuesday. TWAS
presided over by Vice President Hamlin.
Resolutions were adopted in favor of con-
structing ship canals to connect the lakes
with the Mississippi and the Atlantic. A
committee, consisting of eminent citizens,
was appointed to memorable the President
and Congress on the subject.
The attendance, though respectable, was
not half as great as that of the Indignation
meeting held On the occasion of the sup
preston of the Chicago Times.
RETURN OF WOUNDED SOLDIERS Lieut..
II. King, Of company B, and Lieut.. Wads
worth, Of company T, of the Goth regiment
Illinois volunteers, arrived at their homes
in this city last week from Eicksburg, both
severely wounded in the head-the former
by Mimic bulet-the latter by bursting
sheli-while storming the enemy's works
before that rebel stronghold. These gal.
liant officers, tbough young in years, are
veterans in the military sense of the term.
They have participated in all the hard
fights of the Southwest, and won imper-
iShatle laurels on many 5llody battle felJs.
That they may be speedily restored to
health, is tie ardent wish of their numer-
Gus friends here.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-06-09
JoLlEr. IL. Nav I3. 1863.

DPS. JOLIET SIGNAL-Dear Sirs: / wish
to call ths attention Of the public to the
honorable manner in which the BUSH
ness ofthe Ill. Central Insurance Co. of
Deeutur, Ill, ia conducted. On the 18th
inst, met with ioss Of nv dwelling
house, which was insured for $500, ON the
I'd day Of April. 1868, by their Asst Gen
Agt. D. B. Hubbard, who, immediately on
the receipt of notice, which sont to the
Office ct Decatur, returned to Joliet, ad
justsd aud paid my loss in full to my salts
faction. Such prompt and honorable &C
SION, Mtth the prudent and economical
anaAuaas@sut which charaeterises the com
pauy "a eaot fail to gain the attention con
Ndanee aud liberal patronage Of the farms
era. and oWners of private dwellings, 10 the
snrbnrbs of towns. By publishing the
'nhsfg Jon win greatly Oblige
4 Yours truly,
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-06-09
The Order.

The following the order Of General
Burnside suppressing the circulation of
the Chicago Timss and New World in this
military de ar.peut:
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-06-09
Gen. Jackson and Abolition.
ism.

A short time previous to the death of
this distinguished and venerable patriot, a
friend paid him a visit at the Hermitage.
The conversation, as was usually the case,
took a political turn. Among the subjects
discussed was Abolitionism, when the
General expressed himself as follows:
"Sir," said he, "the Abolition parry is
a disloyal organization. Its pretended
love for freedom means nothing more nor
less than civil war and dissolution of the
Union. Honest men of all parties should
mite to expose their intentions and arrest
their progress" The Republic neser bad
a more disinterested, loyal ADD devoted
citizen than Gen. Andrew JaeEsoD-the
hero of New Orleans-the inexorable foe
o: disuninn, whether Northern or South,
ern-end the fearless defender Of the Coz
stitution. He saw, with the unsrring Der.
ception Of a clear headed aud sagacioss
staesmaD, that the Abolitiou citation Thea
beginning to iDfame the passions Of
people must finally, if not Suppressed. cuL
inmate in the ovesthrow aud destruction 81
the finest and most prosperous patton u15n
tie face Of the earth,
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-06-09
Free ON Of the Press In Dixie.

The assertion that liberty Of speech and
Of the press DOES not exist in the rehelious
states, so often made by the administration
press in the north, is wholly untrue. What
newspaper in the Union for instance, could
speak more boldly than does the Releish
IN. c Standard, in the following extract,
and for which we have not yet heard that
it has been suppressed 1t is the recoguiz.
ed organ of Gov. Vance. of that state il
is in reply to an article in the Richmond
Enquirer, iavoring an imperial deSaotism'
like that Of France:
The Standard says:
we know that military despOtism is
max rapid strides in these states. We
kno- hat no people ever lost their liberties
at e, but step by step, as some deadly
dir d e steals on the system and gradually
but surely saps the fountains of life. We
know that tyrants and their minions ALWAYS
prepare the popular mind iG advance for
their usurpations, and that these usurpa
| tions are always based upon the plea of the
| general good or military necessity The
argument now IL, we bate LiDcolu 80 bitter
Iy that, IN order to resist him successfully.
we must make slaves Of ourselves
The answer Of the people is, we will be
slaves neither to Lincoln. nor Davis, nor
France, nor England" North Carolina is
a state. not a province. She has go, 900 as
brave troops as ever tired the earth. When
che calls them they will come. If the worst
should happen she will be able to take care
of herself as an independent power. She
will not submit. in any event, to law of
congress passed in deliberate violation of
the constitution. She will not submit to
Mr.. Davis being invested wi b dictatorial
powers; but she will resist such law by
Withdrawing from the confederation, and
she will fight her way out against all COM
ers, with a courage and an ardor which
will eclipse even any former achievements
o! her sons during the existing war. For
one, We are determined not to exchange
one despotism for another
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-06-09

A Blood THIRsrY LHAeuER.-The Re-
publican paper at VIceKnes, Indiana, has
the following amiable suggestion:
.'Ths shooting 0. hanging Of northern
ahead democratic leader would be
Psryice to the county THAI the
onRdret ofthe santhern rink
az Be done cad IN s5ss
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-06-09
A Monitor on the DiissfssfbpIx.
Fighting Qualities Of tie Gun.
boat TuscumbIa.

Oar readers will remember the naval
fight at Grand Gulf. 1t was one of the
severest engagements Of the war, and thor
oughly tested some Of our gunbosts. The
following statement of Chief Engineer
Hartupee proves the fighting qualities of
the Tuscumbia, the boat which was built
10 part, by Messrs. Sanger and Steele of
this city:
LYING OFF GRAND GULF,
On BOARD GUNBoAT TUsCUMBIA
May 4th, 1868.
DEAR SIR: Believing you would like to
hear from the Tuscumbia and those on
board, will write you a few lines. In
the first place will give you short ex-
tract from the engineers log belonging to
this vessel:
April Goth.
Received order to raise steam and pre-
pare for action got under way at seven
O'Clock end fifteen minutes engagement
opened at 10 o'clock by the gunboats
PIttsburg, Cdrondalet, Louisville. ard
Mound City, or the lower batteries; the
gunboat Lafayette enters the engagement
and opens Fl on the middle battery gun.
boats Benton and Tuscumbia enter en-
gagement; the latter engages upper bat
/ terry, opening a brisk fire with her eleven
inch guns at 400 yards; the engagement
| becomes general a she'll enters the for
ward port-hole, exploding in the tur, ct,
/ killing three men and wounding eleven
engines working well steam 100 lbs LIST
! Assistant Engineer Perry South and Bird
! O..II
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bers, and setting vessel on FIRE; fire soon
extinguished Let Assistant Engineer JU>
seph Hillard and 80 Assistant Engineer
William Millegan at engines.
- O'clock.
Engine working we'll steam 100 lbs
thermometer 1877 degrees in engine room ;
two shells enter our port side, exploding
between the cylinder timbers, tearing Mr.
Perry South's room to fragments no one
hurt she'll enters our port side, exploding
in after turrer. killing two men and woun>
ding nine; I'd Assistant Engineer Mr.
Hcman aud Sd Assistant Oliver Gaugh al
engines.
O'Clock.
Engines working we'll; steam lis lbs
thermometer lG5 degrees IN engine room
shell enters our starboard side, exploding
between cylinder timbers firing from gum
very heavy; second shell enters starbOarC
side, exploding between cylinder timbers
/ FIRST Assistant Engineer Perry SJutl
| and Third Assistant Benjamin Bull at en-
gines.
. o'clock.
She'll entered wheel house, carryin,
away oil wheel chains engines WorkiD,
well; steam l20 pounds; shell passed
through pilot house, shot away all bel
wires aud s:arboard speaking trumpet
handled engines by passing orders throu 81
port speaking trumpet; FIRST Assistan
Engineer Joseph Hillard and Third Assis-
tant William Milleean at engines; por
/ piston breaking, caused by the sterr
Of the vessel dropping, tut working a
we'll as can be expected.
3 o'clock
StaT5oard engine in good order; port en-
CINE cut Of line, bot not disabled steam
Que hundred and twenty pounds; therm IN
eser los degrees in engine room: shell e..
tered starboard side exploding between
! OFT cylinder timters, disabling port engin
10y breaking full stroke cam yoke startet
propeller, hut ul1 ut handle the YES e.
came 10 a"cl or to repair dana ges; repairei
damages ~ changing cut>of yoke to fol
/ stroke J K; got under way 10 hals an hou
worked engine full stroke, ready for actor
/ again ; er sagement ended, and we lande,
!
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-06-09

The Chicago Times of " ednesday morn
ing reached only part of its subscribers
The reason of this failure will be found in
the suhjoined notification, which reached
US by telegraph on Tuesday morning at
about ii O'Clock:
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-06-09

Mr.. JOSEF INDIGNANT. pilot. hog chains
all shot away but one; shell enters port
side, passing through cylinder timbers and
pitman, exploding between cylinder tim
bers, and setting vessel on FIRE; fire soon
extinguished 1st Assistant Engineer JO>
seph Hillard and 81 Assistant Engineer
William Millegan at engines.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
GptelfDn0ren 7!

E Spieitunaren! !!
per Sarte pMarslanb" empfins i'd cine peitpre esrb,.
BON Is 8tfen Ger nele1ten y" ""'Ft 0eh0un
Sptelz & Observation-Disclosures.
rf 10y ,m %aS pre- metntr Antue (eu6ett in DeutI6ianb, Srunf-
retR nno per SftretF3, perlSnltd auSIu6tc. oN"'-
Ntetn Sentiment TT ~bplnGnbtd rub eri,dhe Ia an. e..y
gaarsnbaneler, rtetn 9aser Su Srifen. gDfeberfSnfer t w
6alrS erbalten Die gSaaren suut ~nte6rteaen QDbpieiaitrsr rSi
Ger. .. tetnbG61
!Snnpprtelr bpn SPIEL unb 0Sdfontsrismoo.o. q. ~
I2nOSs) SBeif=Snltimpreitr @te GripOiets aaeuu.
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.Wto.; 81. 9. Butler, SOpa Gitp; Spi. Smith,
@. BON @tndle ano 8erfins, Sprtngfielo, ST.;
Copper, @pbnprt n%nbefannt; &euben 9pprtng,
@an 8l1ren Gp., Soma; 8. &i99S unO SOlepb
Shear, Gurnip 60, SbiO; 6. SOlano, Setter
ipn Co., Soma; 3bpmas Gn9lib; 8elapp, SORT
8anoaI;. SObn 8eep, Sapis 60, Soma.
6ielos 96ruu purDe gefangen senpumen. Die
Snoianer fpnnten ii3 aber nidt iiber ibren 8ez
ft einisen unb eri6Onen bielelbe, I'M ben STREET
Su beenbigen. 3pei ibrer &inoer puroe1 get6oz
tet uno oaS brittle i6rte iid Su Sppe. gule Sc
mprpeten wurOen icalpirt, ben Mdnnern, melde
8drte batteu, wltroen AUDI bteie NIT Der s9allt
abgeri1en. 9ie &6rper lief man bann auf Der
5auobanf, NOD ie %sefallen, liegell, ND le nod
lagen, als Die Smeite GeieQi6aft SORT 8ertbolr
oerlieb. 9 Die Snbianer geben ct, paB Die Gplo=
9rdber per5ipeifelt fO6ten, '36 Der 'SSbri9en TOD
lteten uttS IS pertpunbeten.. 'o
9ie ungliidli6en Dpfer batten circa 18 biz
10000 Dollars in @plbitaub Bel fi6, Oas IN
Die 6droe Der &otbbdute fiel, Die bafir .grOB'
0uantitdten Munitipn f%aaten. ..'
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cine MintiterSG pnferen5 ra6ge Der geriammlung
Der Souperaine pprbergeben.
gta9 einem anoern 8eri6te fol- Srdntrei6 in
elmer 9tpte AT Die S6wei5er@ Jtegierung ertldrt
baben, bas gepiiri6te 9rpgramm tperOe o&fge>
Iebt nrb 1pdter ben perI6ieOenen Eeglerun9en
mitgetbeilt tperoen.
Sele9ramme meloen fDrttpdbreno 8efe6te rlo
Siege Der SSniurgenten. = 9ret Snlurgentetl@
Sibrer ipuren bel 2tS5ia gebdn9t wproen.
S~eeMefes.
.2pnbon, 20. 9es. Die Zines" betra6tel
2incpln's SabreSbptl6aft ais friegerif3; Die
9(mneftie biete 8eoingungen, Die ni6t ongez
1pmn1et neroen f6nnten /; Die gan5e Srage
bdn9e mod INNER BON Dem &rie9S9litd alb &C.
y9atlp Stems" mill ben pOllitdnpigen @prt=
lalt Der 8pti6aft abiparten, ebe iie tbre Wtet=
hung abgiebt .3 .5
yMprning 8pit" meirt, 2incpln babe eineu
Spab sema6t; CT lolte ii6 e%rinnern, OaB eine
observation-disclosures ni6t gang 100 Wteilen por
@aibingtpn lagerte, ebe ct iplde Anrneitle'
8ebin9ungen su itelen ipagte.
vWtprning 9eralo" ma6t ii6 iber Die 4ru=
Plantation luiig unp rigt ben ra61l6ttgen 8erf
Der angebpteuen Qtmneitie. a.
Wtprnilt9 Star" belpbt Die 9teOll6fett Sim
cpln'S, frelt 1i9 iber ieinen gntl6lub, bieSfla=
peaei su unteroriider, ltno erfldrt feline SrteoenS=
2trVtpiVraIt9er fnr Hnrfufeao tnS fretftneis, +
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Sermifcbte Scdcbricbtem.

@thtt8e @rftn B Cine neu
~erfanbene Sprttdtung our 8erbiitung pon
un9lidSfGllen pirb in Der n69lten j3eit an
ben Cincinnati @traBen<@ar in Inwenbuns
setradt pcrDen. Dtelelbe beltebt in einem
prr ben Ndbern befinblifen SENDER, Der Bis
btdt auf bic S9ienen btnabgebt. Sober Be-
re9ltde @e9enItanb wtrb bur6 btele @or-
rt4tung BON benz @eleile ecidrben, uno @rs
pertmeute baben er9eben, baB etne auf bic
G9tenen3 5ele9te 6aro pber SUP pbne S9a-
ben fir bic perl on, unb Dhne, baB bic Gar
d~rfSebalten wirpe, CUR Seite 9ei4pben wirb,
tpabreno etne an DEM Gfnper an9ebr14te
ft1rfe Sober ben elben 1T pet Stano Iebt,
%pern1anente SbIructipnel pbne S9aben at
iberpiuben. DieIelbe 8pr1i9tuns wirb ben
SGnee uito anbere SinOerni1ie lei6t e%ntfer.
men, tur9 ipelde bic Cars btsber 10 bGuftS
aus ben S9teuen eewOrfsn purben.
Cine ura1te eide. SIM Nlegban9
@ebir9e, uuf benz 2aurel Stl, purbe etu rlt>
9ebeuerer @eiBeidenbatm %9efunben, Der IA
SUP I'M 1~n1freile maB ltltb ei1t Sitter BON 40
Sabren fat.
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@ttem rei6en 8erliner Banter,
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oaB eS 9elat9, ben nu6 Nmerifa entrpi6enen
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bate int 2a5aretb, BON leinem @ewtliert &C.
bran9t, burd etn Seifament bic Sumnle
51tritderitqttet.
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SEeitereS . &rieaSfhauplat in Gems
1tCffee.

Mir fisen ben lpdrli9en in letter 3eit bon
unlerer sroBen Nrmee inSl f. Tenne1lee Gbat'
tanDo8a unb Snprpile) ein9etroffenen ytud'
ridttn bas fcl9enbe nit Der gefttiSen meltlts
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SIS untsrliest feinem 3weifel, paB Der Ne'
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ltd genelbet bat
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effeftipen Stano 5u lete1t, 1T bic Seltenheif
Der pferbe in Der CONFEDERATION. Iud ter
@ueriuafabrer @beeler lit aus WefzGenneI'
fee mad Dalton berufen wDrpen, um bet, Del
REORGANIZATION Der &1pallerie bsbIlHt9 81
Iein, aber rpenn ct uno Mprgan ben untcni.
fen bic 9ferps nidt iteblen, weiB ma MIDI
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@sn Gberman'S 2eute, bic ntht bet @sne'
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3osen nit MutiOnen fur 8 Gage auf ibrer
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miibeln niat an Gntberungeu ieber Nrt &C.
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runen tpetben frpb iein, in ibrsm alien Ga
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man glaubt. oaB III ben nd&iten Wodel
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sigtdsisen urlaub ertbeilt baben 4~
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Ser Serfaf OfsS enneKee's fiir Sen SiSe1.
ttfues D Cine fiSIid1e 9timtte. .

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