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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-12-08
Casualties of the IOOlh Real.

The fOllpwins are the casual.ies Of the
l0osh illinois regiment 10 the recent great
battle in front Of Chattanooga: '-..
ki!lad-Co. H-Henry DJncaster.
Wounded. 49,,
Co A-Captain X dney S Bowen, flesh
wound 10 tbs leg ; privates-G .orge S raj.
dee, It arm fractured; Norman Kahler,
left leg fractured /; r ger Brennan. left leg
fractured John Althcusc, severely in the
leg and face; Daniel Davis, slight In the
hand; Henry Kellogg slight in the arm.
+ ca. BIS rgeant NJ j n E S.arl-s. fl ,sh
i" tie arn,; Privntes-F W. Mathews, assh
in the eh u'd 7; l. reIzr Mprrison, slight
in the neck
Co. C-J.hn Dckm4n. .l'Sht in knse;
Michael MnrPhy, slight in sh Illlsr; PA,
mer 4 Jams
ca. D-Ge"rge Hines, lcft < ftactured;
samuel 5 .utt, slight in knee.
Co E-Wiliam lieI nsdy, slight.
Co F-Captaiu X. S McCIaughry. Slight
in hip ard foot. Privates-Juhn B4rtie,
severely in body; Michael CaIIaghar, Il ght
in knee.
Co G-Jamss Ri:ker. q ,sh 10 arm; Ira
Chapman. flesh IN arm.
GO. H-Lieut, Samuel G. Nelsan, severe
- IN -. Privates-Henry Bursou. Sc,
verely in bowels; James Burr, flesh in leg
Henry II. CLARK. slight in hand. =.
Co. captain Hezekiah Gardner. rigb
leg amputated above the knee. PriVates-
Charles Cooper, flesh oupd in thigh
James Kinney. flesh wound in shoulder.
GU K-Lieutenant Kelly. slight in foot
Alonzo Rudd, flesh iu leg; Charles HudsoI
lett shoulder severe. - .
A few more battles and we fear the gal
LIANT regiment recruited in this county vii
be extinct.
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and work out his eWn.iadisiduaIitv-a oeor.
dlng to his own choice and in hia own
way, without interference from others an
long as he does not infringe the rights of
any other, Of the interests Of soc,etv And
the principle applies as we'll 70 net,ons
Every nation having a we'll established oov
ernment civil and religions i.sti,nt;ons of
its owD.oceopviDg territory separateJ from,
other nations BY natural 6oundaries-con-
iributing its share to the civilization ana
Advancement Of the race, is an individual
ty among the nations and has an unoues
tionable right to work cut its own destiny
IN ITS own way. And this right il may
defend against al invaders, at home or
abroad, upon the same principle which
lustines you in defending your home and
tamhy ana person against the midhight
assassin at whatever clst1 tOEfim.. When
o1naparte was fighting a battle in sight
OF the Egyptian pyramids addressing his
soldiers he saif: Forty centuries arc leok
ing down upon you" Aud it may be said
OF us-not only are the centuries of the
/ past but the coming oges of the future
looking up to US and anxiously watching
how we endure the fiery ordeal through
! which we are now passing. If we are
faithful and true God will enable so to &C
quit Ourselves rs not to disappoint tn
hopes Of humanity. Fl i'.--
''on through all the stormy trial
God shall bring our way;
Let US make the stern denial
Let us wait and wa.ch and pray.
Up from all this tribulAtion
We shall rise a nobIer land
And in Fearless sxaltation
Mid the nations enVied stand
Welcome storm and FIRE and peril
| Fields EIy-ian yet shall rIie
Der our war wastes and sterile,
Wrought by freemen's sacr ice"
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Have You Am Ice.IIouse

1t can be mads very cBeaIIy, aud when
the luxury nf ice in summer is once eu-
jJyed, it " III not he ready gveuup. II
no better structure can be erected, bu |
an Iee.roOm 10 one corner Of tie wood
hguse, or any other shed where room can
he spared. The northeast corner is the
best
- Set row Of upright posts foot arar,
one f0Ut from the Tuner SIDES Of the bu |.
ding and two rows Of posts foot apart
fur tbs other two sides Of the room. make
tue intiJsure say eight or ten feet square.
Over these with rough bVards or tllbs,
aud IN the space between with spent tan
bark.
Lay down loose Huor, end eoyer foot
deep with straw. When ice is formed. ss-
81 that which is pure, ,isar aud hard ca,
u into pieces Of convenient size and nack
IL closely in the rom. Lave six incbe.
space between the lee aud the aides of The
TIhm, and ELL this with Gaw.dust AIso
s1ssr With saW.dust EUut thick and I'm
UP to the ruaf with straw. Packed in this
wsy ice snDOSh to supp ly family Of aver.
! gs siEs has been kept safely tue season
taE6sgh. ~ ~. ~
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-12-08

no other way can peace be- maintained
when once achieved by SietoTy. The last
state OF tine naticn would be worse than
the hrst, if slavery were to continue. and
efanship Of southern men were to be res
'ored. Not OF 1g.must tbs Union be re-
constructed out ofthe conquered territory.
but toeiety must be re-coL structed. We
shall tread on ashes, covering hidden fres,
If we do not completely destroy the disiipc-
tive character, the idiosyncracy of the
sonth."
Here is the madness of two factions.
each announcing their determination new
er 70 make peace save on terms of submiss
sion 50 affect and ruinous for the other as
to be impossible. The secsssicniet, how
ever, recognizes the inpossibili;ys and
looks oily to CONF lete exhaustion and FIR
eign intefSeniion Tor 2eacs. The a6oli-
zionist has the fly. tn b lieve Lis plan
possible Boston Courier.
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nnnrnnnnlalnR signs.

- bongstthe many unpfom:sinR political
signs Of the time, the OF tbs m9sl 0E1inOus
of evil is TO be seen in the sbsl lutte and un.
oheftioning eu5serVience of the repuhli.
can 4 ress and orators tOtbe administration
However the constitution may be violated
aid popular rights and safeguards be
stricken down 10y its act; no matter how
desttucIive Of the vital elements Of free
government itS policies may be whatever
the government" sees fit to do, finds q
ready and supple Endorsement By it's jour
Hals ell over tho country. Whether it
makes direct blow st the FIRST and fuDda.
mental yrinciIls Of free goverDmeDt-tbe
right Ct sEffrage-ss in Kentucky, Della
ware'and Maryland, or indirectly. as in
PsnnsylvaDia, Ohio and New York or
whether 1t strikes down the liberty Of the
citizen by the direct Interference Of the ex
eeuijye, ae 10 the case Of Fallsntgham
ard Thousand other victims Of Federal
tyranny; whether it commit q moDs.rous
and palpa' |. Vi,l4tion Of the constitution
by dividing q state without her consent, as
IL did in the case Of Virginia or where it
! tsLut aud Geprpula:es, at one blow.
entire counties. Furnishing alike, without
discrimination. the innccs mt and the guilty,
"a ! n the western border IF Missouri the
1rost nefarious, unconstitutional. and ut.
tsrly indefen title acts Of the administration
fad apOgis ard defenders Wherever there
is republican partisan. There would be
hope for the crnutry did these attacks upcn
the essential 'l.ments CT our iustitut.onr
meet rebuke and disfaVUr from those who
Sannot fa.l to perceive the dangers they in
VI Ire and Sbe ultimate ruin TO which they
IoiOt. but all hope val ishes when we fud
the, 'wutcbnen urOn the wa Is locking
mTe to present rarty advantage than to
the pefmsnent welfare Of the country.
These things furnish indo-a;l evidence
that the abolition party is willing TO &C.
tFpI temporary succt SIS at the price Of last.
ing destruction Of the government itself
Okac6go Times.
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P!AIM l4I II, Is vs:-Praise the Lord O Jerusalem.
Praise thy God ZION. For he hath tba
bars 81 thy gates: he hath blessed thy Children within
Assembled as We ars to. day by the uni.
TED call OF thesChlef Magistrates, both of
our State and Nation, to review the mer.
e'es Vi the past ana publicly unite in de-
Vout and grateful acknowledgment 10 that
ooun'Hnl Providencs who 7'crowns the
year with goodness, and who has blessed
our armies with victories the sentiments
suggested hy these words seem apuronri-
ATE The occasion on which thew were
originally penned AMI uttered, was one
0tpeenllar interest 10 Hebrew his.ory.-
jerusalem, the ancient metropolis of ,rae.
had long lain in des01ation. Nehem;ab q
captive Jew. had by his talent and yirtue
gained a high position IN the co,irt If
Artaxer1es, king IF Persia. Fresh ;n,etli,
gence received by him of the uuhapnv cum.
dition Of bis native land, on ole oceasioa
s9oppressed bin with sorrow. maj b;s
detection attracted the attention of@bis row.
al master. And in RELY to The manic
OF tue King be. reyealed the cause afb;s
sorrow and with noble patriotism wb;.b
preferred toll and hardship for the sat q
Of country, TO honor and wealth an. :b;@h
position amid the splendor of a f,r;eSn
court; he asked PERMISSION 70 return ~
his own country that he might share her
fortune, and if possible aid her ia. her "a.
iamlty and trial. The monarcb. with az
preston Of kindness which do honor ~
his heart, INN diate'y granted hisreanas,
and commissioned him as gQyerpor.oi In.
de"' With power 10 make sde'i levy II iaxs.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-12-08

SURGEON WOcpRUFF-Our readers will
be pleased to learn that Surgeon Ii. F.
Woodruff, Of the l00,h Illinois regiment,
who was taken prisoner at Chickamausa,
while polly udministe ring to our wounded
iD the hospitals. has been exchanged at
last. lie arrived in this city few dqys
ago and will coon assume his position 10
the regiment. He assures Us that the re.
ports 10 regard to the suffsrings of our
prisoners Richmond have not been ex-
ager"tsd. He says that Gel. Bsrrleson
was still in prison when be left and enioy.
ing good health. All honor We sag to the
young Surgeon who could mt be driven
from his post by cannon balls and burst
ing shells, and who preferred to psrtsks of
the fate of the bleeding men under his
charge, rather than reek safety by fight.
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The TwO EEcGIOns.

We extract the following singular sen
tence' from an article 10 the Richmond
Enquirer.
Victory after victory crowns our. arms.
But where is the hope of couousrioe a
peace from a nation which the moulent 4
grants it upon our terms. seals lite own ru.
IN and destructi6np
As parallel We print this from Q radi-
cal exchange " { :
! ~fhs s0biR mus, be coIoaissd spex. in
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6ence OF Mr.. and Mrs Gond, II last evening,
vas the grandest and most magnificent al :.
fair ever witnessed IN Springfield. The
spacious halls Of the spledId manrion
were filled with the elite OF the city, and
I'll . i-.-. 80
$50 "wsnt merry sS marriage belle"
The ladies all appeared in calico dress,
tan colUr and butterDut being the prevail
ing atyIe. There was none of the usual
dIEI lay cf Tibuns, lsces and silks. All
we're very neatly and gracefully attir-
I'd.
Mrs GnodtIl appeared in full set Of
tin jswelry, consisting eff tin brace, ats, tin
eur rMgs. tin Ilr. Ito fngerrings, tin
hair pins, aud II l.ndid tin watch and
chain.
Mrs. Virgil IIickox appeared in the cos-
tune Of an sncient country lady, v it'll cali.
co dress (iesS the hoops,) snG other Oddi
ties. She appeared IN the magnificent
draWing-rOom With hor calico cap, a la
tnr Ioremuthers. and danced set, to the
il Unite digit and amusement Of all pres.
enl.
The OCCASION was enlivened with exc, ll.nt
music by string band, aud dancing and
Hther exciting amusements werO the order
VI tbe evening.
among the distir guished percentages
Jrepent, were Governor Yates, Secreta-
~ Hatch, Treasurer S,arne, and quite q
"syrinlls" of military gentlemen.
DIR. GOodell, the excellent host, was in
his best mnod, and wore tin breastein,
With small brick for a set, under which
was inscribed the significant initial, p. b,
tpsrfect brick.) The pin was q present
FGm Mr.. G. w. Cbatterton.
= The TIN presents were iDumersll'. As
We predicted, our friend GOOdsll has 6
com; late stock OF tin ware on hand, and
enn open tin shop to day. with success
apg hac business pr9spects.-Stats Fegis
ter.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-12-08

TIE True PATRIoT.-The true patriot ia
he who rs keeDly resents an attack on the
constitution as on the integrity or unity of
the nation Al territory; for the constitution
u ~ tRs. Sruuity what.the iBfUrmiBg spirit
40 thD' bocJ--is animates aud vitaliEes.
No man 'eaR be lsgai to The eouLtry. or to
the government, Or 10 the ten pOrarY ed.
IninistratiOu Of the government without
being. loyal to the couasitptiun, and by
which "tbe country" is made an organic
body polite. BY wbish 'ths eosernment''
10 -In lde the depository o! the natiun q DOW.
OK and the executor Of tbe Hatioa's sill, as
ar 90 the one is granted ana the other ex-
pressed under the Limitations of tbsI great
shArfeFs.- Mstt9gas zaEelRgafserFe.: Sfs-'1' !
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commIssIaners Notice. 5

he The Common council o. the city Of Joliet hcrI-
~ 1--WE notice the respective ofLotss ~
N c~mpbeIIs Add to Joliet, ard fs al other Def1ons
ntsresied the apProPrztng Of much q aid ots
LT The said city. as may te necsssaEy for expadInz
Efrst Avenue Eastern Arepua, that ne iii 49,
upon ne snid Described prezsss the lsth A. ~
December, 1861 at ocleek p II, for the p1fposs a.
yieying the said pTtnises and making an apprsissi
any person account u aud 70 determIns UI,ss -
sons will be benefited by the said ivapFOvrn5esf -
and expenses thereof enst Of prsceedinRa uro, -
real estate b. ne deemed 70 Be bene1ttid b. Ess.I
fnprosemsnt - ~
-. -, = - - - =, k,I-DARHGRrz---
- - 49, - 49, = - x. B.eHAWA .,fef-,
Dec, l,ISes. c..
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THANKSGIVING SERNoN.-By special re-.
quest. We publish the sermon delivered by
Rev. SAW. Jewett. on Thanksgiving Day.
We cannot endorse ell th, We've of our
reverend friend, but bis sermon is 90 much
above the productions Of such occasions
sbat We feel almost like commenting it.
However. it contains sUme important err
rOrs, which our readers will readily per.
caira -.H-s--a -a
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6.20S.

The attention Of those DESTROYS of invest
ing in this class of Government securities
10 directed to the advertisements of Mr. jaw
Cook. in te-day's paper. ''s
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-12-08

FLOUR Pr wishing choice arti.
Gle Of Hour should call at the store of W. B.
Caswell We speak adyi,edly on this
subject. Mr.. Caswell buys bis -four at the
most popular mi l. -.#
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-12-08

e6rA good teacher is wanted for DIS.
trict school near Wilmington. Apply to
j. NJ Q1:nu or W. Llmpiug, directors. at
Wilmington.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-12-08

DR" wNED.-The body of Adam Berger
Of this city. who had been missing about
five wseke. was discovered 10 the canal, on
last Friday, near the gas works. An in
quest was held and verdict Of accidental
drowning rendered BY the Jury.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-12-08

IA There is little female row in high
circles. Mrs, Lincoln and Mrs. Kate Chase
Sprague DO not take tea togetber-nnd the
furmer would not attend the grand we'd
ding.
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sPE cIAL TAX SALE NOTICE.
' s-E-ti CITY COLLECTIONS OpFfnw i,

~
Joliet, Dec. ., 1858.
Public notice b hereby given that In pursnanes Of
order Ct the CObion Council or the city o. Joiist
made en- the BecDnd day Of December 1858 the Subser
Der will on the 24h day Of December next ct the hour
Of ten O'clock A. u. ct the North door Of the Corr
House Ia said city sell at public auction the enaaIest
portion Of Lots parts Of Lots and Real Estste hereIn
alter described 10 be taken from the EAAt side thereof
for which any will pay the sums Ksspectively
set opposite to each having the taxes assessed them b
the common Council for the several purposes named
- Wiz slH q .--a.. - I.ss~
For the purpose Of defsyng the expense q Grading
and Improving Jefferson street from The centre q
Chicago stret 10 the At side Of the Duspans River
- Original Town Of joliet. 80 lstet
Joel A. Maiteson, west = Is $50
Eat. Of o. L, Hswiey 'und a Ofsub
JOsl A!nsttssOs .u6d7<slT i IS -,
20 CENTS and expenses hereby sdded the taxse
each ot part q lots real advertised above
and thirty cents additional will addid 70 the taxs0'
thereon, are not pad before the day Of sale.
1T. NILLsPAUGH, City Coli
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AscoaI..Conl--COaI.

fsrn a. mics Gom WilmiEgfon Illinois, and'
about t1o and bsif mites .sss o. TIE kahhak~e
Feeder bed Of eoal-lcnr 80 my Ret
- ~. tsrsous Terms. JOHN TOILET.
~ ~, -. Ia ists. sIsl9 a--t a1i Sass .it-sIf
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W: A. STRONG. Jr.' M SSUS,s-
Attest: W. III. FARLEY, CitS Cis,L ~

the City Of Joliet. '''''sO" eo'f"e" %
That good aud Substantial ia. -
De Constructed on the south ne oS W.
buren, street between Chicago ma. 80
Eastern Avenue. ssid walk ~ he az g..
VIDE and Of good two inch plank. Laid M,
on bearings Ut four by four scauilin9 10 -
p'ace1 DOT more thar four feet aostt mon
store piers and Of a Bsishth pecesssry "a -
bring the walk mp to grade desi9na,s5 ~
tue commissioners, the side, Wall sirs.Sy
tulIt to De properly repaired. and that ~,
owners OF property fronting on aid IaIF
have the privilege Of building and renair,
ing their walks on their respective ffontG
Tor the space Of twenty Eve daTe, from The
date 81 this ordinsnce and thatA. Com
stock, NJ. c BisEell and Phillip Kirk n.
a9d they are hereby appointed comnis-
sioners to establish the grade, and con.
tract tor building so much Of said Ts,S :,
shall not be built BY the owners. vithin
the time specified, and recommend an as.
sessment upon tbeTeaf-stats frontino m.
same to defray the expense Of eOustrustire
said walk.
Passed and approved Dec %, 1868. e..
w. A. STRONG, Jr.: Msvur.
Attest. W. Ii. ZARLLY, CITY Clert-
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-12-08

RRBEL PRISONERS During the past
week twenty five hundred rebel prisoners,
captured by Gen. Grant before Cbickamau.
ga at the late battle. passed through this
city en- their way to Rex. Island. They
were brought over the Ill nois Central and
Cut OF railroads to this place and changed
cars here They were mostly buddled to-
gether in freight care, and presented auy.
thing but a comfortable appearance
Most of them were young men, apparently
intelligent and healthy Those who ar
rived on Thursday morning. by some mis-
take Of the commissary atLouisyilIehad bad
little to cot for two days and nights. in.
deed they were yearly starved. When
our citizens became spprisOd of the fact,
they turned out, without distinction OF par.
ty. and supplied them With provisions
The prisoners expressed their gratitude 10
the wsrmest terms. and when the train
started they gave rousing cheers for joliet.
SaearactS Of kindness to or enemies can
have 90 other then sslutary effect.
-----
A CsgyuDan, who has been; for eight
months doomed 10 close confinement il the
society Of the vermin of the Old Capitol
prison, for refusing to pray for oil Abe,
has written to him that be now rilsnts.aLd
now prsgs for him every night, on the
ground that the Bills enjOirS Us to "pray
forouF enemiss;" Aud he adds, "if you
let me out WIN preach for your benefit
sermon from this texti
The PrinOe that wsntesh undsTstapdiDg
is ulso great pprresscSs,' 80
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From Tennessee.

Chattanooga, Tenn, Dec. 4.
Capt. Won. Mann, 4lst Ohio, wounded
on the % I. while ealauIly driving the reb-
els from Orchard Knob, died on Wedoes.
day night.
The expedition to. relieve Burnside
is under Sherman. 1t has no doubt arriv-
ed. -.. ...., .... .s..-
There is heavy force here and on Look.
out Mnuntsir.- :. ..---. .- ....--
Preparations for winter defence of this
place are being made rear Camp Fell
Work on TIE railroad to Bridgeport is
progressing. The bridge over Running
Water is going up rapidly. When com
pleted it will be in fine condition Bridge
builders from the North have arrived
Breckinridge's death is confirmed.
The rebels in hospitals are doing WE'LL
There are few cases Ct small. pox. The
patients are visited daily by secessiun .wo
men. s--.-. .-.- sd. I--
About 200 wounded have died in h0spi
tai
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ESTkAY.

q BLACK HoRsE,c0ALT-TAken mp On the TeyEss4
jackson by William KsIkamp on the 10Th Neg. -
black horne colt supp Ossd TO be yeap old Appnsea
= s'''o' e WIN. roxKEE. Co Clerk.
Joliet Nov. "a Ises.I "HaEM .gKs1
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al.ets sod BIOetefronting the rat side: o.
Eniesga street between Marion street and
Filth Avenue, and on the west side. of
Cnicsgo street between Marion street., I'd
the Dlstillery, on BlJek 90 10 School Sec,
ton Addition TO Joliet, except 90 much Of
such parts OF the Lots fronting on said
street between the points afsree1id A vers
built BY the respective owners thereof ri
the purpose Of defraying the expen,e Of
building the side walks and aross W,iI
lately built opposite said lots respectiVsly.
according to contract With Sumuel 81
Brown. ana that 8. W. Bowen, w q.
LnomP.on and Caleb Chapman be and
.ney are hereby sppoiuted commissioners
to make said assessment
'eu SSq .PPToSed Dec. I'd. 1868.
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Cbattanooga. Dec a.

.s...--. ..- N"ot'euV"So' tOeC' Il
There is nothing from Knoxville. The
weather was mild and the roads good dur.
ing the past week. most favorable for rap
id march of our relieving column, which
Is probably within reach Of LlDEstreet to
night. t.-..t T.. -.
A number Of refugees from W aker
county. Georgia. came in to-day. who rep
resent q perfect reign Of terror in North
ern Georgia. Melas of ell ages are con.
Seripted. and ell supplies impressed. Cit.
Gems are escaping TO the mountains.
Bragg is relieved by Haedee. whais
making desperate effort to patch up his
shattered Amy aud assume the Offensive.
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COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.

RooN OF THE COMMON COUNCIL.
= Joliet, Dec. 9, 1868.
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Nashville. Dec


The evidence for the prosecution in the
case OF Gurley. the guerrilla who murder.
ed Gen. M,'Cook, of Ohio, closed today be
fore the Military Commission. Of which
Col Jno. F. Miller, Of the 29th InYligsa
was FresiIcnt. me court grHntedia con-
rinuance Of the case until the 18Th, 10 en-.
atls Gnrley to procure witnesses among
the rebel prisoners at Camp Chase. Capt.
Hunter Brooks is the chief witness. having
bsen present at the murder. Gurley plead
not guilty; but outside the court admitted
having shot Gen. McCoak while ecting as
soldier in The rebel service. 1t will be
difficult to convince the court that Gullay
VAS acting as a soldier at the time, fur the
rebel papers. detailing the murder, spoke
Of 1t a. such. and spoke of him as parti-
zan ranger.
Prisoners are arriving BY every train
from Bridgeport Six hundred and eighty
arrived this evening and among them
the sou of the rebel General John C. Breck-
.inridge. p.
Supplies are going forward.
The rebel sympathIsers here are making
desperate Efforts to prevent their property
from being seized for government.
Our wounded have not commenced to ar.
rive here yet. -. -
There is no news from the front.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-12-08

Headquarters here have received the
following dispatch, dated Knoxville, NV.
30th:
IAN is we'll. The enemy was repulsed
yesterday with Leavy loss. Everything
is going on well, and we feel very conf
dent" a'7s =
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-12-08
The DIsunIOn Party.

There is great detl said about Union
and disuuion parties at she North, the Re-
publicaus claiming that theirs is the only