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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-03-03
From, sEurfreesboro,
Murfreesburo. Tom Feb o

"a .41. 'HD lieesppFo, lenO., te0. III s
The severe rain storms of the past week
hsVe not only put tie roads in worse con-
dIt1on than before, hat have washed away
tWoiraitrose bfidSes between Murfreesbo-
70 and Nashville. 1t win take several
days u repair damages, and meanwhile our
communication With the latter city nustre-
main broken. -t-- 3
Nothing has YET ,rsDspired which looks
Ike foFwsTd movement. Our forces are
sin engaged as heretofore, with no imme-'
aSte prospect OF entering upon active Op.
eratrs1s.
The .ac,ount of sickness IS not very con-
siderable. the prevalent diseases being
those induced by the peculiarly variable
weather Of this ch.LGte within the past few
days. - s-..7..- -
Reports have been received from the en-
envy indicating his intention to confess. The
further advance Of this army. Van DoTn'r
forces, from Northern Mississippi, no9SoS-
cupy Columbia while third eolemn
sends out "Reminiscences slmeet daily
| from w Odbury, OF cur left. Nevertheless;
it is predicted in official places that the en-
envy viii not be the first 90 assume the of,
| IsnsiEe.7Ii sfs,J .,t..---. ~. .-.'fr ~, =
The entrances Of contrabands int -oar
camps are far less frequent now than for
meFiy They are very scarce. aud the Teb-
els seem tC be moving the slaves southwark.
! Qi course enormous numbers are at work
on their defences at Tullahoma and Chatta.
nooga.r..-1 49, .4rz.si 49, 49, d
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-03-03
sHERIFFS. SALRTE.

Y virtue Of certain Peurius writ Of Execution and
ID Fee Bill. iSsred from the Circuit Court of win
County, in Tcr Of John Curry, for the Of Chas z
at o'clock, ?. H., on the 18th day Of March A. D.
1863 at the north door of the Court Hnuse IN the etJ
Of Joliet shall oeE for sale at public yendue All th
right. title aud interest Of said defendant in and 10
the following described property, to Wit The north
west corner Of Lot one o. Block eighfy-nine (s0l-
thence east parallel With north line seventy feet fo
thence north parallel With wet line twenty feet faol
thence parallel with north line feet 40 tasnce
nerth parallel with west line Of said Lot twefveghf
feet @ thence west north line Of said lot sir6ty
FEET 1907 to place Of beginning, above lot 4 loeat n
the Village OfLoekport. Will Co, Ills.
GEORGE MONROE, Sheriff ofWfH Co.
Dated the goth, day ef Eel, 1sss '' D SSzsv
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-03-03
Tax Sale Notice.

- -oTIcR e. -. --iyen tIat. 1t sals Of lands
N tow, md oitT ~ ate county and spesal taxes
ad dae thereon for the eAr ier SO 80 = PM .
Iusnos Of lay y the Cegntyof " S'5 tb ~
ncfs, on the 2fth day OF June, 1861, a. - -
OF the Court House. in the city Of Joliet n fa =
assignment the purchase certificate Of saia ~ "
the blowing aescffbsd tract Of lands toEit.
SO acres " hfNB Or S. q T. ssh fOFF
+ 20 acresS kqr n " OF s. 23T.s3Rf2E
That the time Of Redemption from sSid Ie,i1l =.
PTe 10 two years from the date Of said sale and the
cost 81 redemption will be double amount sold for
and subsequent taxes Of paid BY mel with PEI oent
interest thereon from date Of sale and cost Of adTer
tisihs. -ftt s.rTtrs
JOHN BKLz.
Joliet. Feb Is, 1858. Sssv
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-03-03
FsGrimes Ia tIae pane of Hin
ll-s t.- @ ertFs1 5000 -

The following extract ola letter from q
LADY dated Memphis, February 6, is pub{
iished N one Of the New York parers: ~
g leis distressing to see how ,he darkies
are brought here on the cars. | do believe
that1 have seen two thousand Drought in a
day. and they are here in the paost labsect
poverty possible. We have had some Sery
Geld weather of late, and one night there
were seventy-fve frOzen-to death in a cot,
ten shed. There is no room for the Door
creatures, and hundreds Of their children
have died"
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-03-03
Death of Judge streeter.

The telegraph announces the death Of
Hon. Joseph E. Stresser, United Estates
Dristict Judge fot Nebraska territory. MeI
died at Nebraska cityI % the 2Oth. ultS Of
consumption.
The people Of Joliet1il receive fhe tid-i
ings of the death Of Judge Streeter viii
feelings of sorrow. For years previous to
his apPoin'mentas Judge. he was s.sresi-
deaf of this city, and whilst amongst US
he dlcd the sfSeeof Mayor, City Attorney,
and other responsible positions. lie was
a talented and nob!c-he4rted man-an
eloquent speaker and an able lawyer
Though opposed to ha politically, tie, can
dor and frankness with wkiea he @as9cat
ed and sustained his political viexs m,
maqdod. opr respect. We sincerely ccudclt
with lis friends oHd relatives here. ahc
! death OGa aIan whose future was s. pro m
! isjne -.s 81. jim - s" s5 80
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-03-03
TAX sAry NOTICE.

NOTICE fs hereby giFes that st y sale Odelaqasnt
lands and lots for the gensTal taxes a the year
IS6a in " III County aud State Of Illinois duly made
by the TTtssurer d said county. the 2fth day OF
June D. 1s5I for the tsIes afSrtsaid and costs then
remaining due and unpaid thereons the Undersigned
purchased 50 acres hin i or {. IS T. 80 10 T. and
the W2l(ex Eqr W50 Of Lot s Block IS School Sec
ton AdditiO Joliet, all in said county, and that
the time Of redemption thereof from said sale will
pire IN two years Ron SAID sale.
March ID, 1868. 'soSu
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-03-03

R2~ The Louisville Journal, whose editor
knows1the 'sieger" as well as any one.
says there are many objections to the em>
ployment Of negroes as soldiers. One, but
not the strongest, is that they wouldn't, as
fighters, be worth the guns in their hands
and the uniforms on their backs.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-03-03
TAX SALE NOTICE 9fsr,

A LII persons concerned, will pleass take notice.
n that at q sale Of Iaddsy toEn and city lots Tor
fsS us5s ~ n rs ~ the KeSr
and State Of Illinois the 9th day Of June 1851
and that am tbe legal holder Of the pur7
sold AZ .ssid ssle,- and that the time Of redem-
t1ni tleTeof from said Iats. VIII expire IN two
years from the date Of said sale and lie redeptio1
will be dOubls the amount sold for and subSeorent
taxes paid by me- and ten per Interest and cost Of
advertising, toWit:
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-03-03
Assessor.

By the following it will be seen that
CO" Smith declines TIE nomination for
City Assessor and hence electors will have
toavote for Eugene DAILY, OF some other
good man
respectfully decline the nomination
for the Office Of Assessor.
VIZ. SNIrH.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-03-03
Private School

Mrs. GroVer has secured pleasant airy
rooms in the American Hotel, and, on the
first Monday in April, she viii open q
School there, for boys and giIl'.
The charges for tuition 10 English will
be Sc per quarter Of u weeks. for Primary;
IS for Intermediate, and $40 for advanced
scholars. Greek, Latin and French will
be each 50 extra, for those attending the
School; S. for those who may wish to study
them. Vocal Music VIII be taught free of
charge. 4Ihere will be music room con-
nected with the school, where Instrumental
Music will be taught at the usual rates,
$40 per quarter Of "a lessons
The fret term will continue sixtt en-
weeks. The above charges are to be raid
strictly in advance, one half at the COM
mencemeut, and the balance at the middle
of tho term
Monthly reports will TO sent to the par
ents
Those who intend sending their children
will confer great favor, by leaving word
with Mrs. Grover, az soon as convenient
So that she may prepare accommodations
for them.
IS. B"-We learn that lodge of the
Sable Brothers, TIE new political order,
has been started in this city. 1t is said to
be revival of Know nottingham, with the
Wide Awake mummerv attached. The
qualifications arc, love for woody heads
and hatred to Democrats. We would I'D.
wise Democrats and sensible people to keep
away from such organizations The fall
ofthe Know Nothing party, should be a
warning to people to keep clear Of the
inqu!sltorial humbug.
CHANGE OF BUsINEss.-Our friend Col.
John Currey, who has been in the mercan-
tie business in this city for more than
twenty years, and whom jury of our
county made pay fifteen hundred dollars
the other day for terribl, frightening limb
OF the law TO- some impairment emark has
retired from business and purchased q the
farm near the city formerly owned by Ed
ward Crandall. The Colonel was one Of
our safest and best business men, and has
hosts of friends all over the county who
will miss him from the trade. We iyisb.
him success in hisnew calling. IL Sa
-...- 10 4.
DEATH OF Hon. j. W. NEwroRT.-Tbe.
Morris Herald announces the death of Hon
j. w. NeWportt member of the Illinois
Legislature from this district, which took
place in that On On the 23d ult. lie was
a talented man. and was one of the leading
members Of the Honse, on the Republican
side. r r. ...-r
Hon. Thomas II. Seymour. the Dem.
Oeratic candidate Of Connecticut, is a cous-.
in of E'ratio Seymour, Democrats Gov
enor d Kew York l-s.,r
The Alleghauians and Swiss B ell Ring.
ers are coming, and will appear at Ysung,s.
Hall Monday Eve, March Oh, read the
following: -..
The music elected from the Swiss Bells
is truly beautiful, and the skill oe the ner-
formers. wonderful."-Rev.N r, Rishon |
L0baiRG, .SaRd.eic6 Island. o. ~.
"IfyoR would hear. music of the heart !
music that will take you back to other
and may be to happier and better dsys.-g 90 |
and hear the Alleghauians."-Me Methodist
REPUBLICAN PLATFoRM.-Mr. Wende1I
Phillips declares the destruction of slavery
she onlv thinU IN Ia = y /
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-03-03

REPUBLICAN PLATFoRM.-Mr. Wendell
Phillips declares the destruction of SLAYER
the only thing to be fought for. That
granted. nothing else is wanted. He saws.
- | woald accept anything Oh an anti
slavery basis. l would accept separation .
| would accept compromise would ac.
cept disunion would accept peace. and
pay the Confederate debt at par, on an
anti-slayery basis."
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-03-03

B9-Fifty rebel prisoners died at Gam0
Butler dnriEg The week ending Feb. 90
This. is at she rate Of nearly three thousand
a year. We believe there are about Rf-
teen hundred prisoners confined at Camp
Butler.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-03-03
From Cairo.

I'll skifs, boSats. g. IA. night BE- of
use To D attacking force, have been
bfought from the opposite siie u the riE-
er. -.
The ggpb 3ai Lafayette atns down to tie
heet this murning.
Tie cficers Of the steamer Sunshine
were arrested at Presid nt's lslana on
Tuesday, and brought, with the b at, 10
Memphis, charged with smuggling.
Lieut.. CT as LeNis the murder of c.
Wood. has escaped. Two HUNDRED 1 ,llar.'
reward is ofared FOR his arpreLensior.-
Persons attempting t. arrest him ere
ap;herizad TO shoot him e resistance Is
mode. s-'. .''
a fat-boat fllel with. boxes IF dry
goods, shoes, g. was disc .verGd passing
Car Island Shute, BrOuie to the enemy on
Tuesday. The gupboat Cricket went in
purfuis.
The Glendale ha-.-,,rivsd, with 1900
bales OF cotton '.i
l. LSecond Dispatch ! a
The naval beat Ger. Lyon left, with
stores lor the fleet, this moruing.
Ii. The b, j Adams is here Fl, IN New Al
tany. where il has leen fitted out 70 oper-
ate agai2st guerr.1ls. IL is ioea=ed With
eiEbt-ineh oak timber, iinpcrvious to pa,-
Sa' and rids shots Alarge stage is hung
so 3 70 swirG down easily when me boa,
lands, and allow horsemeu h pass fir N the
; at 60 the shore quickly. an J Iu-sue aay
GaerIiiias tlAt may attract attention alUrs
TIE river.
1t is useless Tor the friends Of soldiers in
!, t?e a7Tg mail tbsm newspapers, as they
- ?-c"Iy eysr' reach their 6es,ination.-
Whe. taey are thrown cut u not known
The ney7s, aper mail is large and heavy and
it is the ~ .ason, perhaps, it does not g
tbrangh. ......-.
Ir Knox, c5rTesp,,1 dent Of Ihe New
York Actala. has been Ora> rea out nt the
army lines, not to return uEda. pensly OF
imp document. l-y order Of the clu.-t mar
tial held at Ioung's Point, La.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-03-03
DlstrisulLos, or our ARMY.

The Washington correspondent of Ito
Chicago Times, usually well informed in
such matters, gives the following state
ment 70 show, IS nearly as possible, tho
situation Of our effective forces in the
.fli sH=sf--- BOD a. -sas
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-03-03
NEBR MURFREEsBoRo,
~ Feb 18th. 1863
EDrroRs sIoNAb:

EDITORS SIoNAh: 1854 lot
The men belonging to Co G. have fors
warded TO Geo. Woodruff Esq, banker.
(for disTibutiOn) packages of moaey for
the following persons. You will please
publish the list so that thew NAV know
where to find them.
Thomas Price Mrs T. Unbb5rdi iss
Mrs. N Perry VIM Benington ,.ir
John Fridly Mrs. MA Deal
Henry Hamilton Saml Mont
mrs. a 4. N Waterman Mrs. Thos Bleber
capt. VIM Kicker Chas Legnsrd
John Brace Mrs L BWarren
Most Respectfully Yours,
sge.- w. A. MUNGER.
Capt. Co. G. Tooth III.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-03-03

DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS.
IT., r,..z..- .z--.v. For MaYor,u,--.z=-,....s..s.-,
W. A. STRONG Jr.
For Marshal. EE.-g
EDWARD MCGEE 9.
For Treasurer, ----s.-s4.---s
gsa ,sarA- CAGWIN. Sos y..,r.,
For Collector,
JAMES ,0'RILEY.
gl ~a-5gs Fer Assessor, 90 80 Es'g
Wm. SMITH,.
For City Attorney,
j. II. QUINN. -...-
Fnr Street Commissioner,
.soissa HENRY YOUNG. asa
For Police magistrate,
P. CARBERY. '
.a.. 20 SnrroIor. -. ,. -.a l.
A. COMSTOCK.
For School Inspector, ....
s 3. f. ALLEN. ...
v.. .a a Fur Alsevnen.. g. 1.
/ Ward-H. d. HIGINBOTHAM. e..
%" II. HERSHBACH, Sr. sa .....
3 F. NICHOLSON. l.t -
4 " F. l.. CAGWIN. 4.a
4 " g A AUSTIN. ID. ... ..
3 :" S. X CASEY, ..t. F..
L. PORTER. a
For Paiice Cons!ahIes,
l WaiG-TH0MASa O'BRINE, ~.
2 ''- JOHN HENDELE,
3 E" ANTHONY SITS. .-.
d" Wm Ill -.-..-.-..r. ,
5 q OWEN HESTER.
6 JAMES LYNCH.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-03-03

. - 80 -s.yrlf g.. .f.. .H.... d. .....
Army of the Potomac and troops II
near Washington .s, Loo, 600
: Operating against Ni"ksburg JOG 600
Under RQsecraps IN Tennessee 100000
der Hunter and Foster 100000
Under Banks at New Orleans $4,000
In Missouri and ARKANSAS G 81 10000
In Florida ~ ri r aa 10000
On the Pacific coast tr-. 10 600
=, Iftlris showing be correct. and we pro
sumo it is very nearly so, we have soldiers
enough at I'll important points to accom-
piish most satisfactory results, if they ere
wen managed. 1t is not probable that these
forces are anywhere opposed by an equal
number Of the enemy, unless it be in Ten
nesses, where Bragg has probably as large
au,army as RnseGraus. But his men are
'demOraEzed from defeat, and ours flushed
with victory, and in every respect better
prepared for a conflict. Though from the
condition OF tie weather and roads, it is
not likely that any aggressive movements
on our part win. take place yet for some
weeks. l ~
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-03-03

Hor. Thomas II. Seymour. the Dem
oeratic candidate Of Connecticut is a cous-..
in of E'retio Seymour, Democrats Gov
enor ol Kew York. la .,rs
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-25
From Leayenyyorth-

LEAvENwoRTH. Angus "a Up to this morn
ing l2o bodies have neen buried.
S'me missing and supposed to be concealed
in the woods near by, or possibly in the ruins Of
buildings
Many gone in pursuit with Line have not yet
returned
The last accounts we have of Quantrill and
his men are up to Saturday hight, when he was
closely pursued BY Lane who had been skirmish-
ing with him constantly since he left Lawrence.
He is being constantly reinforced by well armed
farmers determined to hunt no Gu ,ntrll's band
should they disband in Missouri, and kill them
like wolves.
One Of Quantrills gang captured gives 50
names heretofore considered Union citizens OF
Jackson county. No, who belong TO the gang
The best informed citizen of the opinion
that Quantrilfs troops are mostly composed OF
paroled prisoners from Pemberton's army and
some Of them from Prices command. from the
fac, that they are much sun burned and have the
appearance o. being long in service.
After they had accomplished the destruction OF
Lawrence some Of them became intoxicated. but
being strapped to their horses none OF them
were left behind to give information as 10 who
thew were or where they came from.
We learn from a gentleman who arrived this
evenlng that Quantrill was overtaken near the
State line and 81 of his men killed. Further de-
tails are looked for hourly.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-25

INV Yo X. August 24-The Herald's Wash
ingfon special sayS:
Lee has been receiving reinforcements for the
past week. and is evidently prep,ring to attack
u. Our scouts report that the enemy is prepar
ing for an early campaign AMI coDtemplates
movement similar to that m ale in August. De
serters corroborate this intelligence.
Our cavalry are husily engaged on the enemy's
tanks, and capturing scouting parties almost
daily of Whites and Mosbvs gangs
A gentleman who left Richmond on the 18th
states that ao'hing had been sid about Captains
Sawyer and Flynn being executed
Three iron clad gunbosts, the Lady Davis.
Chickahomny and Richmond. are completed.
and the three rams building on James river near
Richmond are fully manned and ready for action,
and to be stationed at Drury's Bluff
The james river is full OF torpedoes.
A very gloomy opinion prevailed regarding
Charleston. and although confidence is felt in
Beanregard. there was hut little hope of favora
hle results. and the people have prepared for the
worst.
The ship B Cntting. Capt. NJ ,lonv. arrived
this morning with 230 passengers from Liverpool.
II was reported that the Cutting was capturel
bv the pirate Florida in lat al Ill long 44:2D on
the 9th inst. but she was bonded for 81 900 and
allowed TO proceed on her VOYAGE. The pirate
Shove ed only the American flag. and when last
seen on the 9th inst. was chasing another large
American ship
The drafting TO day in the lst 81 and Sd wards
was performed without any difficulty. SeverAl
merchants. bankers. teiegraPhers and members
OF the press were elected
small detachment of the list militia were
attacked last evening b. about two hunnred vii
lains, wounding two OF the former The arrival
of relniorcements found that the gang bad
gone.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-25

ST. Louis. August "a The Office Of the
United States Express Company here Was robbed
of nearly sixty thousand dollars last night.
An officer just from Rosecrans' army reports
Bragg's center at Chattanooga, the left wing AZ
Dalton. and the right wing at Cleveland.
Buckner is &C Knoxville with ten thousand
men
Bragg can muster about thirty thousand light
Ing men. Previous reports as TO desertions from
his army are confirmed The mOuntsins in that
section are swarmmg with them. and il 10 esti-
mated that about one thousand come into our
lines weekly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-25
From cairo.

CAIRO. August "a Gen Grant and Adu.
taut General Fhntnls arrived yesterday from
Vick>burg Gen. Grant j. tour of IN spec
ton through his department Both Generals are
ia excellent health and spirits.
The ammunition boat City of Madison blew uI
at the wharf at Vick >burg on Tuesday last. Fifty
persons reported killed No particulars.
Sevehty seven locomotives and 600 cars have
been destroy ell since the first investment of Jack
sou. Miss
J Hawkins, DEPARTMENT Cor missarv. has
been promoted a Brigadier General Of colore
troops. headquarters at Goodrich Landing, Louis
lana
Several new colored ciments have beer
started by Gen Thomas and eulistments are pro-
crossing tavorablv.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-25

BIc THING There will he . curiosity ex-
hbred 10 day NJ the mammoth grocery estsb
lishment Of n NJ Socwell. IL Est Washington
streei-an immense hogshead Of sugar. the lsrg-
ct ever received in the city. the first shipment
from New Orleans since the opening of the Mis-
sissippi oy Generals Grant and Banks Mr. Soc
well received the consignment direct from the
celebrated sugar poser of Duponceau. Chiqnet
a Co New Orlesns. whose business before the
rebellion reached millions annually Sockwell
gets all bis things from first hands
p. 3. In connection with the sugar, Socweil
received last night 6ne lot Of pr-irie chickens,
Juicy aud tender. the fast 81 the season
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-25

NIseERs-We notice in one OF the issues of
this ctr that meeting has recently been held TO
ascertain what shall be done with contrabsnds
daily arriving in Indiana If the philan,hropc
gentlemen so much interested. who each Of them
no doub, strikes his breast aud thanks God as the
Pharssee did Of old, will turn to the written
statutes of the State they will find tina, each and
every one Of them are liable to fine and impris
onment for what thev propose 10 do Obedience
law We would hint 10 them. il :heir first dotv
Their phiIanthropic and partisan consideration
for the niger should be an entirely secondary
matter
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-25

HEADQUARTERS DIS OF INDIANA AND MIcHIGAS)
DEPARTMENT or rHE OHIo.
IspIASAPoLIs. August %. 1868 }
EXTRACT.
III Col j. Simonson. U. s A. Military
Commander. will relieve Col Biddle in com
msnd OF the post of indianapolis; and AL Office
and men on extra. special. daily duty. belong
ing to the 7lst regiment Indiana volunteers. will
be relieved as soon as practicable.
BY command of Brig Gen. WILCOX.
r. A. HurcHiSs. Capt. A. A. G.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-25

cFWe notice some bra gging in our exchanges
large Yields OF wheat. commencing with
twenty three bushels per acre. raised by G. W.
Thompson of Decatur county which over
Swallowed by Reuben Cover'iale. twenty eight
bushels per acre and Richard Worrell thirty
four bushels and peck per acre. both of Hen
bricks county. We are informed on reliable
authority that Oliver p Ludlow. of Laporte
county. raised this year thirty seven and n half
bushels per acre. on about twenty acres. weighed
aud delivered a the Lsporte depot.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-25

~ Capt Samuel Osborne. the accomplished
and obliging deputy Clerk of the Supreme Court.
has returned from a trip East. where he has been
indulging in SET shore b,thing for two or three
weeks. The salt water agrees with him. for he
looks like he could carry the heavy docket Of the
court through without a murmur
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-25

GKN. NoBLE-This distinguished gentleman
has left the city on business. as is supposed. When
he returns he will he active and retro active in
the performance of his previous functions in the
recruiting service. Adjutant General Noble. &C
corlng 10 his ABILITY has done the best he could
do To fill upour armies He has been under Gov
Morton. who uses gigantic efforts" in this direc-
ton ali the time
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-25

TRoTriSo RAcE-There will he a trottng
race at the Exchange Trotting Park to dty. at
2 o'clock. between Mr. Hvdes fast trotting horse
Grey Stranger" and Mr.. Swift's celebrated
horse, BAY Wonder" mile heats. best three in
FIVE Good sport may be expectei. the horses
both Clippers" and the drivers are both
Whips" Mr. Swift being we'll known as the
Australian Swift" as a driver