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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-12-08
New ood.I

HH sshsertber has Iu.t -.-.-,-oA
1hish u a. end Il sGtnet good Of ever. arg sp1
purehsssd ii joliet m ~ prsIssed % N l1Ss lss
t"re - an any ai5d Of Dry eOods vim M h
~ s.amlns before PurchF1ins Co., ,E sssss
M. :, LADIES DRESS aoopE. -
IaiSes. P1sin rSSp,,ns MsrinOe. CObursu Al.,.,..
Bonnet. -. a. -. AND FANCY aoops,
satins IjnI,I INNINGS, consisting of Rihh. -.
coiors Ea9ss, Fumes Rosetta srt;se,.i III
Hose and Round s1 nss: sI!L Lace, Gloves cAG
ines HesS,;.klce Cambrics Brown .,S -,
Cotton to Cloths TWesds KsssScfS1 sSsss
Undersies V,a a',SS,tnent Of abrO,d.,,..
pins Grape s.y ysss%i.sst. cartsinsa S, CS Collars
Remember this plaos io sis sSs1 =
R. cDUNcAR
on Chicn~o
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SAND FOR SALE.

Would respectfully inform the public that am
i prepared to deliver any amount Of Sand, on tho
shortest notice My Sand is the best for all kinds Of
Masonry and Clustering and would also saw that 4
am prepared to make contracts for all kinds Of Mason
~ and do the same in a workman like manner, and
no humbug. Reference my work
Residence, corner OfJehersOn and Michigan streets
WIN. WERNER,
Contractor and Builder
Joliet Ill, AuR s. 1862 nat
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STRAYED

Iron the subs. riber In Joliet on the IR,h Apra.
IL = dark bay mare, I'VE years old. ANY person riv.
ing information where said may be found viii h.
paid for their trouble. JOSEPH JAHE
Joliet, April 20. 1868 szt IN
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.RS1ZSy:%SVs
u9E333 RSk1
ron CATTLE AN ut


rTHIs e truly Great Remedy. Half Is cent bos-
a tie Of sloAns Instant Relief given In . plat Il
lev nnates In sEirens cases repeat the doss n -
Is - 80 .f.z. - .zs,
For Bruises, Strains sprains and many other injur.
les on Horses, Cattle, and other aninas eloan,e In.
slant Relief speedily effects . cure. hlanV D.r.ooa
have been Asoaissd 20 witness therapId cure sscted
by the use Of this Wanderful medicine.
A1-Get Circulars Of Agents.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-12-08
II Az Il -e!ToN1R
FIAHo#HFoRTEs,
s . M e T HIN NEW .

Patent Spring Bedsteada.
THE subscriber has Just received large Iot AZ the
l. popular Bedsteads. They eOnIbine more 81 IuxurS
conomy ana utility, dare ventue TO assert than Gny
other article Of furnature now In market n h 81 n
WITH surprising ease allows constant and Perfet Vsufls
on and acknowledged 20 be cheaper and better thna
feathers or other good bed Ali are invited d eaiI
and e1amine, a. charge nothing for showing eooda
EUGENE DAILY.
Exchange Of, between Canal and River BTid~.
Joliet, Jan. %, 1857 ~
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WHEELER & WILSON'S;
sI <Lff EI
8 e WING MAC HINES 2
NEW IMPROVEMENTS, AT REDUCED PRICES y

TIE Thsslsr . Wilson lsasuAetnhas csatA1J.
HaUiag gained all their SHits at L0W,
with Infringing manufacturers Of Sewing Machines,
propose that the public shall be benefited thereby, and
have accordingly [s-AE9
Reduced the Prices fihsir SslgiEg Nqehipes
After this date they viii be sold 81 rises that Wi
paw fair pro6t the cost Of manucture capital fn-
vested and expense o. making salsst slch prlees -
will enable taom 20 make EFBf e1laB DaeAinea md
heretofore, GUARANTEES them In sysly PartIeulAr.
- y MRS. l. =. hILLgRAU6H, y
Nov. q, '6o-n2ltE Agent, Joliet, IN
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FOR AAL.

NylTHIN Three miles Of the CITY of 1o,... -
w the finest farms in will County contsin;nr
rs acres, consisting Of about l7e acros Of praira
the balance timber lar d. saidfaFu n Rell .r.ssJ
and Is in every respeeta desirable property The Ch
or part Will be sold might suit the purohasn-
Terms easy Enquire Of Barber q Macumber m n.
Joliet, March II, 1853. r4 AIS. - -
ITO Renfs-A CarriaEe shoO on ChIca@o a e.,
i eriy occupied by J. B. Bailey. Enquire 81 'A =
W. W. STEVENS
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WILCOX l. GIBBS
SEWING MACHINE

VVyILL STITCH, HEM, FELL. TUCK. CORD. BIND
w BRAID, QUILT aud EMBRoIDEk beautifully. IL
viii with the finest needle aud al FROM per.
feet work the finest Nainsoon, Ever the heaviest
beaver-cUth aud COW hide with Change Of needle,
thread or tension.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-12-08

STATE OF ILLINOIS, WILL COUNTY, Iss.I
win County Circu it Court Of the Dec Term 1858.
Augusan Roy and Anna Mary, his wife,
-re-t.- w. Bill and
"RlTs OF summons aud Injunction we're iasued in
w the above entitled cause tested the 18th day of
May lsoS, reurnable to .be October term Of said
court 1868 holden az the Court House in the city Of
Joliet 10 said county. the first Monday Of October
1873 and were returned ni and at said October term
said cause was continued by said for publication
Affidavit having been filed that said defendant hAs
departed from ahs state, that process cannot Be
served upon him in this State. Notice & Therefore
hereby given to the said defendant John Ham Of thu
tendency OF the above entitled suit In said court that
summons was issued and returnable therein Of fore
sd, and that unless you said defendant shall
ally he and appear before said court house. n aid
December term OF said court to be holden ON the rst
Monday Of December next and plead TO said comnIain
ants said bill OF complant the matters charrer and
allegations therein contained will be taken - GO
Iessed by you the said Injunstiou will be made ne
petual and decree entered accordingly 20
b. Y. RUSSELL, Clerk.
November 8, 1868. n1oAw
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-12-08

Look TO Y0ur LiEhtsg
I(URN1NG FLUID, Camphene, Lard on, purs Esi
~ plant Oil, Wax aud Sperm Candles for sAle low AZ
sept. 9, 1855 NIL JH BROWN,S
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Money Loan

ten per cent interest, on good Real Estate secu
p MY Forming PrOpeI y is preferred enquire Of
Eeo IL, 1905 g. W.RCWEN
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To Justices Of the Peace 4 COnsta hIes

A IL kinds Of Justices aud COnstables' BLANKS, FOL
N sale at the viii County Drug Book Store.
Joliet. Dec. o, 1856. ms
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=. = go "a z, - Rent. T.

A HoR,.A and ,Lotes.. Richsrd 81 Ala fHo L0is
ApPis 70 AsBHAlkaes 40
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FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE Co.

FLUnENIE SEWING MACHINE Co,
Are DESTROYS of establishing efficient Local Agents
throughout the country. With a small investment Of
capital profitable business readily be established
For further particulars address undersigned for cir
eular and sample of work. w c. MASON
Gen1 Westn Agent 194 Lake-st Chicago
Machines exhibition at the Store of W. Stone
Co. Gail and examine.
Mrs e. r. GLIB rs, Agent
Jan ., 1858 for Joliet and vicinity.
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FRUIT CANS.

A T les. than Chicago prices, at
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-09
NOTICE.

To sanford Haines h Hnmsn. CowIes r r
Ford, ID W Ford, Levi Mood Eiisabesh Wo,d c
A Stribien, May y Stribioa. William atribi len
Thomas Bryant Maria Pauline xtnin, Maria
Hcimstreet, Loonhssdi Co. ISvis Stra ~ 6amae e
Msriensksii taiesen i.rhms1, [ Block, w / yresr
NJ Hsprar, w ell Gordon, Spear, l. w Lamor
Geosee kchslsu, Henry r Blow snd - BLOW sur
vivtnx partners t,hasirs Blow u Co, Henry skiies
George Schriitx, Misoc, Fair BaEks L Co. Cal, "
Uoass, WnHam.irvis. wtsenfcid Z Co. G 3 Abbott
Stephen Helm street Alfred bunxey, surviving part
OF bung-s Sharar. Z Hart:
You and ecah of lou, are HEREBY nota-d that ther'
Is up nis In the office Of the Cisyk oftbc DstEtc
Court Of Ice Deunty. lowa. ~ keOkak, petition o
rhomAs Davis, claiming Of y'u. sanford Hainss
Ham n, w Cowlss. Ford, w Pord the SUE
Right Han dnd and seventy ana 73i0e doiars, Will
20 cent interest per au1um, from June 21tb. 1888
payable annually ~ none, due ON Promisscr, note
,eeur.d BY Morgaxe made BY 90, tn asid Sanfort
hxin-s, TO b. HiniOAs AID W Co~tea, and stncs
ssaasaad aAid Thomas DAysj also caiu,inR agans
sacs ~ the t0rsrioA ~ ~ sald Mortgage the sam
beng upon Lot sumbsr seven l7l in HinmAp C.vle
div isien a the uta ~cst quartr oi Section tive
ty-sv-n l27l In ro~ Wtip .sixts I've t6Sl North
Ksngc 5 " est eontSining len xcrss, Ia Lee toueU
low for su fc6-se ohey; and further asking "
u sale os SAID prsmIsss, Ana general relief
Ana uaIess gu sppsar and absscr said petition o
or before noon lhr day Of tbr next term
aatd Court Ia comm at keokuk On the arst Men
dxt OF ssptemoer D. 1861, drfsuN wtil be sntsEe
aganst You judsnlsnl rsndered thereon a. Pfa,s
for In said petilIon
NOBLE b STRONG,
ns-dAw Attorneys for Plaintiff.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-09

FryE-TwENTY LoAs.--We would call
attention TO the advertisement of VIM.
Thou pson & Co., in reference to the U
8. s 2Os. AZ will be seen by the card, tbs
time has heen extended to the lst of Az
gust. This is tue most safe and profts
Bile investment, and We would advise all te
invest something in this desirable securi
~ before the time expires, and besides
being profitable investment, it also sp
peals to our patriotism.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-09
II. r. PATTERSON.
Lit Col 29th Iowa lift Y.
TAKE HEED Sir Cs

sormr.s TAKE HExD Sir Colin
Campbell, nov lord Clyde. an old sol
der ui.o had gshered tn war'ike expe,
rience in many battles Of European and
As,a.io cam mpaigns, addressed bis young
sold,,rs in the battle Of the Alma in words
which form sort of catechism OF the
soldiers duty in action. k'nglake, IN
his invasion OF ,ha Crimea. gives the briel
"a dress OF tho veteran, which 10 copied
her. but printed in separate lines;
"Ao~-. men, you are going into action
Remembe.- this:
.Whosv4r is wouuded--l don't car
what his rsnk .is-whosver is wounded
mns, lie where he falls until the bands
men come to attend to him. No soldie
must 90 O. rrying of wounded mon.
any soldier does such thing. his nam
shall be- s,uc / up in the parish church.
.Don't be in = hurry about firing. =
Your officers !, viii tell you when it is tim
to open fire.
BE steady. -
Keep silence.
.Now, men, the army viii watch Us
make me proud OF the Highland sr'l
ads."
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-09

READING Axp REctTAriox.--Mrs.C Ce-
cile Rus, will give an entertainment ~
above under the auspices Of the keokuk
Dramatic Club Oh Friday evening in the
Lecture Room OF the Medical College,
where will he read a number of new pieces
and by request the "Msniac" will be 70
eided Mrs Rush's readings few weel;'
since was lsrrely attended by al appr'sei
ative audience. Tickets can be prccs.ref
IT sbe bookstores
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-09

RAI~.-We had concluded 10 say moth.
ing abou, the weather again until there
was .ome change worthy Of note but the
Sigh, shower Of yesterday afternoon, and
the intense hea, Of the past few days has
ind duced us TO make note OF 1t. The
shower was SO slight that it did no good
not even slakipg tho dust which lies 3.
thick on our streets, and unless We have
rain soon everything viii be completely
dried up.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-09
~ howe 4 Tyler.

TEE LAReEsr FURNITURE SALE or THE
SEASON We will cell at auction ON
Thursday morning, at 8 o'clock, = large
lot of house keeping goods, oil incxesl
lent order among which are three heavy
Brussel. carpets also two Ingnin car
pets, DWELL manufactare) aud nearly
new oak side-board, book case ditto, ma
hoeany bureau. b. w. sofa, ditto bed
siead, cane seat chairs. de-, DC. also u
ricn chamber set. DIT
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-09

~. Letters from Southern Illinois
state that the people {, here are raising this
year considerabie crop of cotton. tobac-
co and sugar. Over ON. hundred tuns Of
cotton seed were deli vered at various
points in Southern fllino is, BY the Illihoi.
Central Railroad CoupA ny, during th.
past spring and winter !; and oil this wal
purchased or distributed, to be phntee
this season
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-09

THE hEws.--The glorious news from
yioksburs AMI Pennsylvania acts Ike a
charm upon the loyal cisizeas of ksokuk
and vicinity. They all wear smiling
countenances, and appesr in the very best
Of humor. while the Copperhead Secesi.
Sympathizers faces are As long as q don
keys, and they are fast hunting their
holes.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-09

BIsAINaH,H, Iowa, July 9, 63
AR. EDITOR There was anuth or row
at the famous Bogart School House. 7-th'
place where the Butternut was taken OF
oi Thomson last spring. On last Sun lay
two wagon hads OF Copp erheads, wear ing
tbs embiems. came TO the above place
from another neighbp prhood, during
preaching, They were armed with clubs
and pistols. and led by t hsir bully, Billy
Ankrum Ot course, tb is soon got up .
row. McFarland-the veteran in the
waron Bulternuts--was made spoke so mau
Wieh his revolver within tour Incl es o
Biily's breast, he demsn ded sur, e nde
on these conditions; that they = pub
take oif their emblems and al, quietl y dn
ring the sermon. Billy c,'mmenced quit
ling. Old Nc. Giles, = Nov or NE. .tr 7
cock his revolver, and ut this 1kou
twenty revolyers were brought to be u o,
the enemy. convenient for administ s<ia,
their contents. The ar gument in flsvol
of 'aking of the buttern uis and the INT i
.ecesh pulls were too mu ch for them, an
Bully Billy and the rest cry, .Oh /. hoI
Doys' "e'il Jake them Q u, and off the
came, and they compli.d with th siy IN.
condition aud when preaching vas oy,
they skulksd home like---poa er ,c,,
whipped ours, but Copp perhsAds. r ~,
bad, no doubt.
- q :
This is the way things are dn i .
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-09
- Il is rem arkable that since colore

-. Il is rem arkable that since coloted
troop. have con ,menced TO BE- organit ted
BY General Thor mas on the Mississi ppi,
by Gov. Andrew in Boston, and by Col.
Birney in Washin, ,ton, not sentence has
appeared in South. srn papers mention ing
the fact They kL ow their weak pcint
and is is entirely ce ncealed from the peo
ple.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-09
l~ The Military Commission close

~ The Military Commission closed
its session yesterday. A great number
OF witnesses were examined, and voiu-
minous record mode up. But few If any
Of the material and damaging facts sworn
to by Clagott in the charges fled by him
were established by the testimony. On
the contrary, it was proved that the off.
GERS complained against were most efs
cient and valuable officers. and performed
their duties with great fsithtuiness to thu
in:erests of the Government.
Clsget,'s charges fall to the ground
and the reputation Of his paper ~ fsh.
and malignant organ and propagandist o
disioyalty is spread on the record Of tn,
Court, to his own discontinue and tb,
everlasting dishonor Of his memory an,
the disgrace of his posterity. +
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-09
New Postal RsguIati.ns. /.

Letters to Cziifornia nnd other places
west of the Rocky Mountains are charged
three oeuts the single rate, instead Of ten
cents, ~ heretofore.
Transient papers or other printed mat
ter must b. 20 wrapped that they can b.
examined without tearing the wrspper,
otherwise they will be subject TO letter
postage.
Transient papers not weighing more
than four ounces are subject to a charge
Of two cents, instead Of one, ~ formerly
But two or more papers can be sent Toy
the same amount, If the weight does not
exceed four ounces--the price being de-
terminod by weight, instead Of numbsT
~ heretofore.
Conmusicstions to Executive oihcert
Of the Government must be prepaid, un
less written by some officer connected
with the Department to which he writes
in which case his signature Dust be ot
| the face tf the letter, and marked " OF
| cisl Business
Letters TO poslmasters can in no cas-.
b sent free, except written and franket
BY another postmaster, on official bus
ness.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-09
ast account. all is quis.--not exactly on

last accounts all is quist--not exactly on
the Potomac, but Cedar. We are coaf-
dent Of being able to clean out all Cop
psrheads in this region.
Yours, truly, Air. Groo.
P. S.-I forgot 10 tell you that Bogart
School House is four miles east of Bir-
mingham.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-09

- The temperature Of the weather
was .. blood heat yesterday in the shade.
We may have bad warmer weather this
season. but these OF us VIII jutiiated over
the capture Of V,cksburg oil night Tues
dsy pronounced yesterdsya warm day.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-09

ss,scs 1. MALI s.S.er erpssr..

Hereafter no subscriptions will be re-
ceived for the Daily for less thao three
months at the yearly rates. All persons
subscribing for less than three months.
win be charged 1t the rate Of sixty cents
o month.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-09

FoR FAM RS 10 RxAgN III the
farmers end themselves Compelled 10 Sub
NIT to exhorbilant charges FIR help 10
their harvest fields or suffer loss of crops
from inability " get help at all, let them
thank the malignant CoppsrheAds. who
have 20 studi"usly and psrsistsutly wag-
ed war against colored laborers. and thus
denied the country Of much assistance |,
might have had. There is but one way
to get along safely in such matters. and
tha il TO :etth laws of demand and sun.
ply rsealsteit. Any interference will in-
svitably work injury.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-09

Washington, July z, 1868.
The following exceedingly important
order has been issued
War Department, Provost Marshal
Generals Office, Washington, D. c.,
June both, 1868.
ICircular No "a
/. Section IL of the act approved
March 8, 1868, ''For enrolling and call.
ing out the national forces, and for other
purposes. is as follows:
SEC. lS. And BE- ii further enacted.
That any person drafted, and not found
to appear as aforesaid, may, on or before
the day fixed for his appearance, furnish
an acceptable substitute to take his place
in the draft; or he may pay to such per-
son as the Secretary Of War may author
ize to receive it, snch sum not exceeding
$500, as the Secretary may determine, for
the procurstion of such substitute. which
sum shall be fixed at q uniform rate by
General Order made at the time Of order
ing drnft for any State or Territory
aud thereupon such person 40 furnishing
= substitute. or paying the money, shall
bes1ischarged from further liability under
that draft. And any person failing to re-
port after due service Of notice, as herein
prescribed, without furnishing substi-
tute or paying tue required sum therefor,
shall be deemed desertcr, shall be ar
! rested by the Provost Marshal. and sent
to the nearest military post for trial BY
Court Martial, unless. npon proper show
ing that he 10 not liable TO military duly.
the Board of Enrolment shall relieve
him from the draft
Ii is hereby announced that The amount
to be paid, In accordance with the fore
going section of the ENROLMENT Act. By
any person who may be drafted, in order
to secure exemption from service, has
been fixed by the Secretary Of War a.
| $780,
i ii. The Commissioner Of Internal Rev
snuc in each Congressional District has
been authorized BY the Secratary Of War,
and directed by the Secretary OF the Treas.
ury, to receiye from drafted persons. who
) desire T. pas it for the purpose Of exemp
D tion, the money above specified. On re
, ceipt OF his sum, the Collector Of mtern
r sl Revenue shall give the drafted persnr
l paying il duplicate receipts. One copy o
these receipts shall be delivered to th'
!. Board of Enrolment on or before the da,
the drafted psrson Is ~reQsiFed 10 reper
. for duty, and when 70 delivered to oth'
d Board the drafted person shall be furn
j. ished by the Board with 4 certificate o
II exemption. "FoEm Sl,. Regulations Q
If Provost Marshal Generals Bureau sta
9 ting that the person u discharged frol
further liability under that draft by res
: SON Of having paid the sum Of $500.
. Ill, The Provess Narshail shall lpak
out within the 6rst Aoaday Of every wee
An abstract Of persons 70 whom exsmi
lions from military service shall hay
bcen granted BY the Board during d
Ixcsk previous. Form Al " All =
"a .feeipss otcsvsiGseass of deposit dssavese
| 70 the Board BY psrsoos claiming exsml
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-09

- CIsgeU called Dan BilIIer ns .
witness To prove the loyslfy OF The Cd o.
sti.ution newspaper, the other day fore
the Military Commission But on the
suggestion tat the intr ,ducsion Of su ch
testimony would open the question Of the
reputation of that sheet. CIagest back ed
down, knowing full veil that hundreds ol
witnesses could be brought on the stand
to prove its disio ysl character.
But what fs rec to undertake to prove
the loyalty Of the Constitution by Dan
Miller.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-09
bALTiMoRE. July g. 1853.

'&SA&s @uiy ~ JCDO.
Baltimore is in . state OF siege at last.
Military power 10 now dominant, and with
it has come . sense of security hitherto
unknown. The people have yielded with
grace TO the necessities OF the hour-nay,
have come up manfully and cheerfully to
the requirements Of military law. Even
the rebels here are quiet. and snser no
longer at the orawn sword hanging over
their heads.
Last evening at G o'clock the streets of
the city present deserted and desolate
aspect. All the stores were closed at 5
O'Clock punctually. The loyal men had
gone to the military rendezvous, asd the
disloyal made themselves scarce. The
two nights since tho alarm were as quiet
as could be imagined. The sense Of dan
ger imposes circumspection on everybody,
friend as well as foe. II your city could
be made to experience the quieting and
restraining effect of martial Law, it would
not be willing 10 surrender it in hurry.
For the good and loyal state of siege
has no horrors. Ii is only to the bad and
disloyal that it cbmes as . sword.
DrsARAIKa THE nHsxLs.
A squad OF one of the gallant Massachu
ssrr regiments, rhs 6fsr, rhtnk kas Just
left my door, having come with police
man 10 get any arms in my house. The
moment the policeman saw me, he apol.
og,xed and said IL was mistake. badt
them cordial welcome, and they went
forth to my rebel neighbors in search OF
what they wanted. The whole city 10 now
disarmed-at least the disloyal portion o.
the population. This ought to have beer
done two years ago. The Govern.n en1
will End not less than eight thoussns
stan of arms in rebel hands, If it use
the proper means to ferret them out
There must be no haIting in this matter
THE coLoREp xEs.
This morning the Government mad
short work of sundry rebel scoffers VIII
would congregxte at street corners ant
abuse the gallant and hard working color
] ed men as they returned from the trench
, es, which this -trcdden race are dig
ging for our defense agsinst rebel enemie,
These evil minded fellows we're sentence
to the trenches for two months, on ha
0 rations and without pay There must b
1 some three thousand coiored men at wor
on the ior.i6eations, which they do Wit
will. They return at night carryin
the flag Of their country and singing th
John Brown song. The next step is
. be raised at once by well known and go
liant officer OF our State Correspond
ence of the Evening Post.