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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-06-21
LOUISVILLE. JrNr I'd

Astaf officer from the from reports
heavy fghtirg on "Wednesday on our left.
Blair's corps was stormirg the enemy,s
works. Our whole army was in line ard
firing along the entire front. The rehels
are being slowly driven backunder sha Are
mainly of artillery. Our losses are sligbt
Blair was reported south of the Chasta-
hoOtchee River on Wednesday night John.
ct has nassed bis artillery. to prevent
our right from crossing. Al severe fight
is expected there.
q rebel courier was captured, on Thurs.
day night, with dispatches from johnson
70 wheeler, ordering bin to- destroy the
bridge which Sherman recently built Al
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-06-21
Federal Disaster In NIissIssip-

Memphis. June l3.
Ireturned to Memphis last night. and I
assure you that was glad to get back
again.
We have bad terrible time-have been
cut ell TO pieces. Out Of I've regiments of
intaotry and one battery, but about $50
have been saved, all the rest being killed.
wounded, or taken prisoners.
Col humphreys, of the 95 Illinois, and
S0i. Meheag. of the I2U Illinois,. were
kliieus Isaw Col Humphreys when he
Mas n, tnof' aud afterwards saw his body at
m'pley. Col. McKeag was shot during
70 Impossible to tell who are killed
time to come. iot some
,oa ne lioth lndiara left here with about
ovo men, the balance being on dntv 81 ~ =
place as . guard to Irwin Block onI, ss
nave returned. The only Cfiser ttst I
koow OF IN that regiment that was killsd
was Lieut. Conway be was shot tbrongh
tne mead and heart. A uumber az mar IF
that regiment were killed.
II mas been terrible disaster We bova
lost not less than 1900 men. incjudine
l,2UV to 500 killed and wounded nn>
wares Ct 220 wagons, l6 pieces Of artillery
and large quantity OF supplies and am.
munitioB. and 5000 stand Of small arms
The fight took Ilace about two miles
west Of Baldwin, tosn on the Mobile
and Ohio Railroad, forty miles south %
Corintn. Ii was most certainly a fatal
thing.
The prisoners that we took all said tina.
the enemy had st least p. 900 to 80. 600,
while our aorce did not exceed Z 600. We
were completely overwhelmed A great
number OF General Folks forces were
there.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-06-21

-bOoss AID sHoEs.-E Notwithstanding the
vast nsmbor of boots aud shoes required
Tor our brave soldiers. G NJ. Wallace, at
his splendid new store on Jefferson street,
has on hand . most complste assortment
which be is ready to exchange for green.
backs on the most reasonable forms. He
has also 10 his em5loy most experienced
worknen and manufactures at the shortest
notice. Persons wbe wish 10 get the
worth Of rhTer money II. boots and shoes
should call ct the Store'Of G. NJ. Wallace.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-06-21

Senator Doolittle said 10 congress the
other day. "slssery. Mr. President, is
dying, dying, eli around ue.o To this the
Dayton TO J Empire says:
Yes, and constitutional liberty is dy-
ing; morsiityi public and private, ia dying;
: ll that we haxe priced of peace, or social
lDrder, or neighborly kindness, Of friendly
intercourse in society. is dying. And dy-
10, too, BY hundreds Of thousands. are the
brothers. fathers, sons tftle most deIuded
and miserable people Why, did not Mr..
Doolitsle tell it al, while he was about
it 2
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-06-21
From the Fort Wayne Qndiana) sentineil
Fey LOst..SO. 600 Reward

Lost, near Fort Darling. tho key TO
richmond" which, as was announced by
the republican papers, was entrusted 30
the keeping of the subscriber. It is cup
posed to have been taken by fellow nam
ed BeaoTeRsrd, who violently assaulted.
battered and thrsshed the subscriber
causing him to skedsddle 10 such haste
that he dropped the BOY. The abovs re,
ward will De paid in LincOln-skins to any
one who will restore it.
BES BrrLEx.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-06-21

BURGLARIEs.-Recently these outrsgcs
have become quite frequent in this city.
Several stores and private residences have
been broken toto, and goods and money
stolen. Ga last Friday eight the stores
Of Messrs. Hail. Sanford aud Blackman
were broken ipto and robbed Of what
money the drawers contained. One of the
depredators, a boy scarcely fourt cen years
of age. as been arrested. The police are
after others.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-06-21
Post 0fice Notice.

Under existing regulations oftba Do, .e..
ar.menis, Postmasters prohi bited from, sss,s.
ing any Box or delivering any Newspapers 10 a.,
P.sons uhui they are paid AZ least one oaarfar h
ADVANCE, and are required 10 forvnri vtsh 20 ~
Sesrteriy heturns a sworn Statement '"eii
4, rnat curing the same period they have NOT know
10y delivered, or permitted 90 be delivered 10 ~
Pssson any mail matter on which postage has NJ,
Deen paid at the time Of such delivery '.-' "''
A9-ON AND AFTER JULY Isl iset No,
will be delivered. OF Box assigned to an
mas not paid Postage and Boa ReB, for ct least one
49,, a., H.H. MARSH, Pm.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-06-21

sgThe New York World very happily
says that nominating Lincoln on n plat
form re.afirming the Monroe doctrine and
urging the supremacy Of the constitution,
is Ike bringing out Brigham Young on
platform denouncing polygamy.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-06-21
Who Causes High PrIce.,

=
Secretary Chase in his letter of the 18th
ult-, to Mr. Fesseuden, the Chairman Of
the Finance COMMITTEES, ascribed the con.
tinusd high price of gold to two causes -
First to the increase of the notes of local
Banks, and secondly tosthe efforts of spec.
ulators, The Banks have protested against
this assertion of the Secretary. a Wall
street Broker under the patronage of the
Government, tries to substantiase 4be opin.
ioI OF the Secretary. To prove this, be
shows that the increased circulation of the
New England Banks during the year 1862
was 26 600, 900, and of the Middle States
94.0e9 900. In 1864 the Increase was
about % 100000.
Now if this initiation Of the curreuey less
than 75.ee0,0OO, has caused the advance
10 gold and the price of al the necessaries
of life. what is the eject of the hundreds
Of millions Of greenbaeks, that have been
issued, issued so fast By the machinery at
Washington, that the process of signing
the notes must be omitted, and the Law
provides for printed signatures.
Why did the government commence a
warfare on the Banks, as well as the
south Is it not revolutionary party
aisogetherf Is it intent upon subjneatina
State institutions too +? The annibilatior cf
State Constitutions will be bext in order
they exist now but in name. Let the Ad.
ADMINISTRATION commence, perhaps the last act
of desPotic power viii arouse the peOpls to
a just sense Of their dangers. before it shall
be too late.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-06-21

GEN. GRANTS PoLITICs.-Some pretend
that Gen. Grant never was etrict party
man. This is not 80. General Grant has
always been frm Democrat In 1856 he
was an out 40 out Old Hunker Democrat,
and as ardent an Abolition hater as there
was North or South of Mason and Dixon's
line. He was member of the National
Democratic Convection which nominated
Buchanan. and voted every time for the
Hardshell delegation from New York
Aud those who are intimate with General
Grant aud bis views now assure us that
ne hates Abolitiopism as intensely as
ever.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-06-21

fE~The Good TempIar organization
OF this city, will give Strawberry Fssti.
val at Yonng's Hall on next Wednesday
evening. All are invited to attend.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-06-21

CAPT. LoeAN,-Tbis brave officer, who
fell wounded in one the recent battles in
Georgia, where the conflict ragged the hard
est has been brought to his homo 10 this
city His wounds were from piecs. of
shell which struck both legs below the
knees, inHicting dangerous wounds. 1t is
hoped that ampUtati, will not have 70 be
resOrtsd to. Capt logan, though suffering
severely from bis wounds, We are gratifed
to say, is as undaunted as ever and hopes
to be abe soou to return to the sesYice.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-06-21
A REMEDY FOR THE PILES,

REMEDY FOR THE PILEg.-It n
blessing to The suffering to know that we have an
cure Tor this truly troublesome disease Mr.
}. p. Hazarde. Of l64 Second street Cineinn.ti n
ss great pleasure in informing all who are suffering
Win piles that he used small quantity Of Dr. strick.
ano File Remedy and IL effected a permanent eure
This teens to be the case with ali who make ns G ~
sPishela preparation, is manufactured at No Hast
forh street'Cln einnat, o. and sold by All Dfuegsfs
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-06-21

BSr Henry Tracy. citizen of Hancock
county, East Tennessee, died on the 10th
OF April, 1864 He was about as years Of
age, ak fset six inches high, aud weighed
oyer 600 pounds. For many years pres
Haoas to his death he had not left home -
lA's health was generally good :. he was
very iona o. ca.pp ny, A great many per-.
+ SINS visited him snrrsity.. 10 hia
yshnger days he ez s al bie school.
masesln running. ia .i9..s lie leaves
. wife end two children. s
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-06-21
What PrInIers Tnk D,s

Mr.. Il. Bsntly. Of this city. hayinc hsl
q valuable pair of horses, on Thsrsday ad.
sertlsed them. % Saturday be reeei,e !
"oro' from man who bad read the nd
Vertisement, that his horses Msre IN tba,
ne'gbborhood. Mr.. b. got his horses. a
mat who don't believe in printers ink
WOULD have spent week in probably a
iruitiess search. To do any good and de-
eiraoie thing without the aid OF printers
INK, Is to save at the spiggot and Iose.at
at me buEg hole !-CartAagc Republican.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-06-21

The fannie at Verde isles continues 10
DO terrible beyond description. In two of
tue Islands ST. Jago and Bfava-thous.
anos OF the inhs bitaRt- are living upon
the lark and roots of trees, and even yer.
MIN 81 every kind were sought after and
eagerly devoured. To add to the horrors
OF the famine, diseases of Ioathsome and
IniectIors character have broken out. and
were rapidly decimatipg the population.-
Hundreds were lying stark and dead on
the roads, in the streets. and 10 the fields,
and BIRDS OF prey we're reaping a dismal
harvest from the Unmarried bt dies.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-06-21

ErThe General Methodist Episeopsll
conierenee at philadelphia has changed
the rule Inning the appointment Of 3
preacher 70 two years, and has granted to
the Bishops The right to re-appoint for tie
third year.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-06-21

DENoeRATIc MEETING.-There will be d
meeting of the Joliet Democratic Club at
the Court House on Wednesday evening the
22d inst. Business of Importance de-
.naRds full attendance. Col. A.no Voss,
slectOr for 4he State at large, and others
will address the meeting.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-06-21

An abolition paper thinks that 'abe
death OF Lawrence NJ. Keitt, Of South Car
DINA. on the battle field is Suggestive. -
90 it is. II is suggestive that Sumner, and
Stevens, and Potter, and Wilson, and
Chandler. and the other abUlitioniss who
used to bully Keitt in Congress, and were
active in stirring up and fomenting the
passions which at length cuimius,ed 10
this horrible war. did not like Keitt, take
up arms as proof Of their devotion to the
principles for which they. we're so clamor-
Gus. Of all the Northern agitators, to
whose skirts go much responsibility for the
bloodshet 10 this war cliDgs, not one has
perilled his life or risked a drop of the
Glood be was SC fierce in demanding sho'd
be shed by others.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-06-21
Till Singer sEEIIE MACHINE.

06K LETTER A FANILY sEEISG MACHINE q.
last gainEig a uorls-Nide FepaSs0Sos - = I~rord
doee TIE best nd cheapest szd msSa Res n nI IL "A
Family SeNiag Nae&Bes yet eGered 20 rls oukIi, :
No other Family Sewing Machine has 20 nasr usr1pI
appliances for Hrnininr- BiAdinE. FellfBx fuckinr
Gathering. 6Eskihg, BTAilihg, EhbyoidrTinr Co,s%
lES AID 30 folth. No oIhsF fEnIily SSwinr Nsehjnp
has 20 nueh eHpHeiiy fT grsus variety Of work NJ
VIII s-W ell kinfs &c ehfh, "A uitk an kip6n N
thFras- 6rrat nd reeest improvements rnaEr eu,r
Family Sewing Nashise nIe-I ieIabe End ureet dr,.
duFAhfe aNS nest eertafa n s-fsyE ~ al ratss ~
sped IL n1ahss she inteTlockss stitch uhih 1, the
best rtfieh knoED. Any Oae even 81 the most ordi-
nary caTacity see gIaoee how 10 n.e fIe iet-
tsr ten0y sssSng Masculine. Or frmiIT fewipu
MaShtV are hnisicd IN ehasfe and exquisite style
Sks. sisfsE Ease sSsAe ysut3y MAXINE i = pier.
OF et'.'nE WOTk nianshiPof the ,rSsi kInd Ie
PisSests NE saehine when not IN 49,. aoa uhen
Nsoat 70 heu1s nted MY be opened - Spssisus ans
seesiaAsazf sSse tsSEstAn the work Hisls some II
t1e CE.rs nae wi ef fAe choicest uoods 80 A,A-
go N tAe and 81 sstetf manner possfk orsrs
a1e aeorBe aisa snseihsAsd N the most costiy snd
superb manner.
~ Is Etsolhte'y EeersFSry to srs The Tsnfly MS-
% gSEHsiSs ~ a. 10 jHdsc Ofits great eapaeity
IL :. fart becoming popular for SaiIy s,rtrx n,
purposes, = --o
The Branch OaEers are reE su1eFs,5 wifb fHe
twlst thTsAd peedies ell A. ne rsy BssS 9ualisy
TIKI GINGER NANUTAcTBRIKe COMPANY.
RS-CHIcLeo oTFIcK. 60 cILEEST
Nov. 5, Isss. '''-'-' 80 - : 49,
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-06-21

Cincinnati, June l5.
NallardighaD made his arpearance n,
the democratic district convention held a,
Hamilton to day, to the apparent sunrise
OF the larger portion Of the assembly. lie
was received with great enthusiasm. He
epoke briefly from written docunen,
narraune his Arrest, and defending his ac-
ton. lie said that the assertion of tb.
President that he was arrested becaus. he
labored with some effect to nrefent tho
raising OF troops and encouraged deser,,ons
IRON the army, or bad disobeyed or failed
to counsel obedience to lawful authorize
was absolutely false lie appeaied f.
proc! to every speech be had made and m
the record Of the Military Commission Inv
the trial and sentence of which he was
5anished. The cole offence laid 10 INV
charge was words of criticism of the .nnb-
lie obey OF the administration, addressed
70 an open political meeting of nv fellow.
citizens. For more than one year no pub.
Iie man had been arrested, no neWspsners
suppressed within the State for the exnress
100 OF public opinion; while hundreds in
pull lie assemblies, and through the press
with violence in which / never induIeed
criticised and CONDEMNED the acts and n Iicv
OF the administration; denounced the war
maintaining even the propriety Of recos-
niziDg the Southern Conftderacy. | do
not mean any longer to be the snly man
oil the party who is to be the victim of the
arbitrary power cf Abraham Lincoln. If
be seeks my life, let bin so declare: Int he
shall not again restrain me of nv personal
liberty, except upon due process If law
lie denounced Order No. SO. under
which he was arrested. aud said: at wa,
against the constitution and laws and
without validity, and all proceedings un
der 1t we're null and vtid The time has
arrived when II becomes me as citizen az
Ohio ADD the United States, to demand
and by my own act vindieate. the rights
Liberties, and privileges which never for.
feited, but of-yhicb. for so many months
have been deprived"
lie reiterated bis right to criticise the
acts of the administration; cautioned his
political friends from any acts of violence
on his account, but advised none to shrink
from any responsibility, however urgent,
1t forced upon them.
Mr.. Yallandigham was accompanied to
the depot by an enthusiastic crowd. and
VIII arrivsRt Dayton to night, where, it is
nnderstood, he will make another speech.
The convention elected Ysllsudiebam
delegate to the Chicago convention.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-06-21


1t has become useless for anv ma % -.
tempt the task of chrouicIin0 fhe eons,.n,
ly-OccuTing acts of the adminstrst;on -
ITS adherents, showing their inter d;sra~ard
tor everything lawful. holy on r;pbt: n
iact, save their owe selfish purposes Cit;-
Gems are arrested without warrant en-
nnec al will, discharged or retail ed with.
out trail;state constitutions are stricken ont
by simple stroke ofthe pen of the chief
executive; new states are erected without
the shadow Of desire by it's peorIs and in
otter defiance Of the constitution. by an in
dividHal at the dictate of his own will ara
iof no other consideration; the freedom of
.ne press 10 violated daily; the constitution
mockeFy.
Ibis q ,se political condition of this
setion' ane 70 show bow 5emOralized men
pave become under the repetition Of such
aeis' we give an extraes from late speech
s S OF OR american Nero FIVE mean
Mr. Gncoln) by Garriseu :.
as 10 any fears that J0dge Tracy will
undertake to muhfy the proclsuDo,ion. they
seenaea 10 Lse grcandles5. Why, II Judge
trscy OF tire whole body of the supreme
SQUIRT together, should dars to rronounce
!, nuli and Voic, Maryland hersulF' il go
iET charged IN sentiment that she would
straneie the man ard throw into the P, to-
mac !" tboud applause.
when such a ylaripg disregard ofrfzbt is
the applauaed ptteTance of prominent lad
ers5 when men tb0s dare from tbs foeIrun
70 reloiee IN the rule Of ans,rhy; Sen con.
Situation aRd law have both BEEN suept
away, and faDaticisn holds the leading
Strings OF the goyeFnrns. and runs RIOT
oTer order and right, how long viii j, /.
before this once great eouStry will plunge
iDio a eottomless gaA of ruin2 The lime
csnHot be far distant,-C Rieago fines,
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-06-21

Par YouR PosrAcE.-By notice Of posts
master Marsh. which appears 10 to.5sy' Is
paper. il will DO seen that under the exist-
ing Law. pre- payment Of postage win be
imperative after the lst 81 July.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-06-21

Who has 80 sstonshed the people through her uond-
erful cures and mysterious revelations during her
travels IN the lnt~d states has bern travelling for the
last six years and Waiting the important eies
and towns in the States; she has Travelled examining
ieIed success md tb1ach bsr - .,s s,,,
sOndertul operations has caused iuvalids 70 walk In
very short time who had not done % Sor many
years THIS lady seems 10 be eBdOWe with the Heal
ing Art, and other supernatural RifE 10 ouch r.
arkahe degree. that she eonviBces the most skspt-
Sa. 81 nes wonderful pSvsr AZ gives inior.tioa
OF life come 20 cnset her. Her skin and powers 81
MIND are % great there seems TO b. no disease but
This lady is Physician indeed She can 49, ana
point out the medicine TO cure the obstinate dis
Of our best Physieans sHch dtptheFa dISease- al
the throat and lungs, heart liver conplsnts a..
10 the chest, asthma fts OF falling sicI neS- fs.sx
killed and extracted, root and branch In from 10 %
hcnTs. WITHOUT pain or the nse Ct insrumenls &c-
And can make salges and nmesis that HIi cire "a
soi ferer sorea Cancers, rkeumatisu letter eer,
u, saii rhenn catarrh. spsains.Eeakness in the bsr
Sid limbs and other complaints Of long Standing sF
pas performed astonishing upon thoss who have
long since lost their -
SIGHT AND HEARING,
or nearly 50, BY disease. All forms Of Female co.
plants attended 70 with great success DuriDr lev
travels she has cared hundreds who were o1 ~ v.r
OF toe grave, who are living and e1jovine 49,
hea lth through her skill and successful
Satisfactory references viii be eheerfnHy eirss wren
required She vii guarantee TO make permanent curen
OF all cases che undertskes- Her examinations are
confidence Of all who consult h~-. She answers lrt
tiers pertaining TO life and hsAlth with great satsiae
ton, and all Ebo consult her in perSon Wiz
please give statement Of their and situation for
her investigation, and If required, msdicns viii b
sent by express without delay.
lawyer, Doctors, Ministers, and many other scfsn-
tile men, have consulted her upon matters Of hghi-
poFtanee md give evidcBee d their entire tislaosn
She bss established her IEFIRlltDT At the
Fox River House, In OttaySL Il3inofss
where sls may Be consulted upon az masters psr..is
ing to Life, HEALTH and diseases % the human 9tsm-
a8rAH vhs wish 20 test tie sxilr and power Of
mind, should cali Immediately.
C0SsUlFArIoH FEE O1E Do1l1E-
March Is, 1884, nl0-3D
DissoIntfonlsrC o-PartneBshfp.
BY mutual understanding and agreement between
the undersigned, the charlottesville heretofor. erfrf
ing Between them has been dlsalTed and Nj H. f7sll
WIN eOuting business At their old stand IN Joliet
H. II, HALL
-. ,,-...., Sc. sTEARN2.
TH0 HENT.-Part ola dwelling Hoass . -
Mag slst, 1884
- n ear
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-06-21

sS-A number Of farmers about DAYTON.
Ohio, have sold out aud bought farms in
Canada. upOr which they ere preparing to
locate.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-06-21

ouHb 10.
a prisoner taken yesterday reports that
$4,000 Of Lees men were 90 have arrived
on the field that morning. Trains were
running almost hourly from Richmond.
bringing troops close to Peterburg, landing
them, and hurrying back. They say we
cannot take Petersburg or Richmond.
This morning considerable Sighting is
going on but nothing has been hesTa in
regard 10 it.
The 9Th corps came op last night and
re inforced our left.
Reports we're 'Csrrent yesterday that
Butier had advanced TO the Richncnd ard
Petersburg railroad. and was eagsged ia
destroying fhe track, when Lee surprised
bin aud drove him back 10 his. eetrencb
ments with heavy LOSS. Nothing oGcial
has been received at headquarters relative
to the matter. Troops were sent to his
support yesterday afternoon. and seayy
hiring ct Intervals has been heard in tha,
direction
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-06-21
TAX SALE NOTICE

A LII persons concerned are hereby notified thai A
n sale Of lands and lots FOR State, COUNTY and
snance Of law, at the Court House IN JoIiet win
County, State Of Illinois, the sd day Of May, Isei
a Description. Sec, 7. R.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-06-21

June It's P. 81.
Smiths command, which lapdad a.
Pgint Of Rocks on Tuesday eva,inS .Ss
ganced early Yesterday f,aFn;ns er -.
City Point and Pesefebnre foads AMI sa "a
ing the enemy neer Harrissn's crssh
drove them into 4hsiF lo,,,enass. elees
half mile beyond A line a hat,is ras
formed with Hinck,s col red diet; : !" ~ -
tAe blt a charge was mad : ana sba 49,
tire Inc of works was taken with ia Guns me.
( 800 pfisoners. aud several hss,1s ss"s'
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-06-21
From, Cincinnati.

cincinnati, June Is.
Mr.. Valiandigham suddenly made his
appearance in Hamilton, Butler county. to
day. and made speech to large crowd
IN the Court House square He deuoupc-
ed arbitrary arrests, and there was con-
siderable excitement. To day the Con-
gressional convention was being hsld in
Hamilton, and it was largely attended =
Mr.. V. lett for Dayton to night. and will
speak there to morrow. The Provost Mar
shel OF that county autographed to Gen.
HeiniEelman The facts as above stated =
There is considerable speculation as to the
future action to be taken by the authori-
tics Mr.. Yallondigbam's presence in
Ohio is the subject of much talk here.