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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-03-22
Illinois Mutual
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
WITH A SUCCESSFUL
BUSINESS EXPERIENCE OF OVER p YEAR,
Capital, $1,000 900.
Losses Paid, 100000.

INSTEAD Of the pTCfts for SINH dividends in
addition IN premiums, usually drawn from the In.
sured, by stock Companies. 20 pay Eastern StOckbod.
ers the in the ILLINOIS MUTUAL equitably
arranged n only to require from thu Members sum
cient money to pay, with crfdiHtV all Loses AID ex
penses. The Premium Notes, no. amounting to over
One Million Of DOti0rS ed 10y q lien upon
the property insured valued yer Ten Millions
This ample Fund ehords guarantee for the pay
ment Of every loss-the security being all located in
Illinois, and subject 20 laws. No policies are
issued Of this State. The Members subject 70
Iitigation-a losses being adjusted by agreed arb
tration. All losses cashed within ninety DAYS thai
occur under Policies paid yearly in advance.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
II. X. Hart, LYMAN TrumbuIl. Rober, Smith,
samuel Wade, Elias IIbhard. Timothy Turner
J.W Schwepple, b. !. Gilman. II W Killings
Benz. y. Long l. Kelenb-Tger. Hcnry Lea.
+. A. Hoffman, John Atwood NJ @ Atwood.
OFFI ERS
NJ. q. ATWOOD. President
kELBENBERGER, Treasurer, and Special Agent.
JOHN ATW',GD. Secretary
John Blaisde Celia gt, }. L. Howard! zen Az
E0-LOcal Agents at every county town in the state
BISsELL q HEATH, Agents, Joliet
Sept. I. 1861. pI2
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Farm For Sale

The subscriber James r-mpeton. offers sale M
"ell known Farm Of loo acres with House, Barn and
Sheds Situate miles from JOIist on the Road 20
Shannahon. The Farm is under the finest cultivation
nor, Joliet No ~ a.
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All persons having claims against the above firm
will present the same to the Undersigned oil those
owing the are requested to call and settle with
out delay. He will pay the highest price for greese
aud tallow, in cash or eXchane hard or soft soap.
X. oARTORE
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"a
FOE hAI.

VTTITHIN Three miles Of the city Of Joliet. Of
w the, finest farms in Will County, containing
s acres consist ing Of about l79 of prairie aud
the balance timber las d. Said farm is well watered
= every respect desirable property The whole
- Vii, he sold might suit the purchaser
T'4f.- Enanire of Barber Macumber, In the
city Il .I,-
Joliet, 49,. - - lsG3.
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FARM FOR SALE

HE subscriber, residing miles from Joliet On the
south RANK road, offers his valuable farm on mod
good cultivation There is Il good house and bearing
orchard on the premises Apply soon or Won NAV Loose
q DaIgaln; 800 A. RADERMACHER.
ITO Rent.-A Carriage Shop on C1icaoo =, torn,
Il erly occupied by J. b. Bailey. Enquire of
Wv. STEVENS
It Stoves, at -"'N O'''''
RARRRTTg
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; . N e hin NEW

Patent Spring Bedsteads.
hk subseIibeE has just received large lot Of thsss
popular Betisteads. They combine more Of Iuxur,
eeSnom! ana utility dare venture to assert than nay
other article Of furnature in market II e. 81 M
with surprising ease allows constant and perfect ventis
non and Acknowledged TO be cheaper and better than
feathers any other good bed All are invited to cal
AnAeIamine. Ne charge nothing Tor showing goods
EUGENE DAILY.
Exchange 81, between Canal and River Bridge
Joliet, Jan 20. 1857 NJ
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.ASVESY:NSGS
i@9S8 5gSS1
FOR CATTLE An
IN HORSES.

THIS Is truly Great Remedy. Half Is cent bet
Il tie Of Sloan's Instant Relief given In pint 81
warm wafer, seldom fails u . horse Of cOlis On
mInuets.
For Bruises Strains, Sprans, and many other injuT
les on Horses. Cattle and other animals el0anB In
slant Relief speedily effects . cure Many persons
have been atcnshed witness the elected
by the Of this VANDERBILT medicine.
- Get Circulars OF Agents.
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DIVIDEND NOVICE.

JOLIET PLANK ROAD COMPANY.
SSTOCK HOLDERS in the above hereby notified
- that at meeting Of the Directors, December 3Oth
1861, the following action was taken:
"ResOlved, That dividend Of Five (5) Dollars per
share be ard is hereby declared the full paid shares
Of this company pay able in cab, under direction OF
the Treasurer the Office Of the Superintendent in
Joliet, and after January 9Th. 1868.
Attest, H0kATIO HILL. Sec.
N. B. Unclaimed dividends Of April 1851, will also
be paid above
Joliet. Jan. 9Th. 1858. VIC. WOOD, Stunt
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To Justices Of the Peace & COnstahIeS

Ii kinds of Justices and Constables' BLANKS, fol
IA sale at the Will County Drug & Book Store.
Joliet Dec e,1S56. MS
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STATE OF ILLINOIS, WILL COUNTY. SIS ~.
will County Cjrcu il Court Of the Dee. Term 1853.
Augustin Roy and Anna Mary, his wife. rs
VS.. Din and
John Hamil, } Injunction.
WTRITS Of Summons and Injunction were issued In
w the above euiitled tested the 18th day of
May D. 1865 returnable to 'he October term of said
court 1863 holden at the Court House IN the city Of
Joliet, in said county, the fret Monday OF October
1853 and were returned H aud at said October term
said cause continued 10y said court
Affidavit having been filed thai said defendant has
departed from this state, that process cannot be
served upon him '''is State. Notice is therefore
hereby given to hOBs defendant John Hamil Of the
pendency of the lOVO titled suit in said court that
summons was Is>. . i returnable therein Of afore-
said, and that un said defendant shall person
ally be and appear before said court house. at said
December term of said court G. he holden on the fret
Monday OF December next and plead said complain
ants said bill Of complaint the matters charges and
allegations therein contained will be taken as con-
fessed by you the said Injunction will be made per-
petual and q decree entered accordingly.
b. RUSSELL, Clerk.
November Q, 1868. n22Aw
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For sale or Rent,

-ss--EOI SAFE 81 Aena,
A House and Lot on R,,sSioard Il. EIso two. Lo,.
4 lor - soer.Q aeod- 1A.ns re.sonahls-
APWpl 4. NAAAAa At.
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Money TO EOan

A ten per cent interest, on good Real Estate secu
u rity. Farming property Is preferred enquire Of
Feb ~, 1858, s. W. BOWEN
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FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE Co.
Are DESTROYS of establishing efficient Local Agents
throughout the country. With n small investment of
capital profitable business readily be established
For further particulars address the undersigned for cir
cular and sample Of work. W. C. MASON
GenI West'n Agent, 19l Lake-st. Chicago.
Machines on exhibition at the Store of S. W. Stone
Co. Call and examine.
Mrs e. F. GLIB BIS, Agent
Jan g. 1858 for Joliet and vicinity.
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Joliet Turning shop

Joliet Turning shop.
fiHE SUBSCRIBER would announce to Cabinet Ma
kers Stair Builders, and others in want of Turning
that he is carrying the
Turning Business
in all its various branches Kings Shnglt and Sash
Factory the Upper Bridge BY strict attention
business he hopes receive share of public patronage
Joliet. Dec Is u26 JAMES BOYNE
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Extensive stock

Extensive Stock
ILLIN cry COOP 81
Mrs. KaVanagh u Misc Ryan,
TAKES the liberty Of informing the Ladies' Of Joliet
and vicinity, that they are now In recaipt OF their
SPRING GOODS.
Which for beauty Of style and novelty of design
be surpassed in the West. Their stock consists Of
Bonnets, Of the latest PdrIsidn Styles, RI
6onS, FtOtCers, Head Dresses,
Dress Trimmiugs,
6-c.,
With every article connected with their line.
They hope by strict attention business to merit
them by the ladies Of Joliet and surrounding country
Joliet. April I, 1855 nl2I
TO PAINTERS q OTHERS9
HAVE on hand a large and well selected stock OF all
kinds OF PAINTS, Dry and in Oil.
AlsO-Sand paper. linseed Oil, spirits Turpintine-
TIMBER Lthrage Bronze. Gold and silver Leaf patent
Dryer Lacher punse stone, Varnshes, paint Brush
most favorable terms J. H. BROWN
Sept. 1885, nI2
$500 Dollars Worth OF BrushesI
DAINT, Whitewash, scrubbing. counter, stove, shoe
i and Horse Brushes, at J.H BROWNS.
sept SO. n12
INNGlISH and French Hair and Teeth Brushes, Fine
| II Toilet soaps; shell Buffalo and Ivory COMBS
French Toilet powders Nun Fun. Prepared chalk, Lily
White, &C. at J. Fl. BROWNIES:
| Sept. SO. n12
Joliet Turning shop.
| fIlHE SUBSCRIBER would announce to Cabinet Ma
kers Stair Builders, and others in want of Turning
1 In Il
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-20
0INOINNATI YENEREAL HOSPITAL,

Established in the Year 1850, a IS
ron TEE 0UKE OF PRIVATE DISEASES,
Ard undsf the control OF two Of the most Eminent
Physlciansiu the World
DR. K. H0NAPARrn, from London and Paris
Hospitals, and for the past ten years Of the Ctn-
eannad Venefesi Hospital, and Dr.. X. b. REYNOLDS,
late q New YeEk Iais e tes oSlv Sss u che city
Sbtaieed, without the use Of mercury or change Of
diet GonorFhasa cured In Ito az hours, elect cured
fn to le DAYS; structures cured in 10 Sweeks Moo
turah Emissions stopped in 2 to esdSysi Seminal
Weakuss cured ln to wsSksi syphilis 10 iss prima
y stages euEs Y days; ssS adSry sJ@Ptons u
potency, Vigor restored m 70 4veeks All diseases
81 private nature treated with unparalleled suoeess,
Dr. Bsnaparte's great work on private diseases the
Private Guide Health, 10 beneficial 10 ALL male and
female, ED and Young, should read this book ItWi
snlightsn those who grope IN dArknesss Price sS
bT. Bsnspsr1s's french Patent Male saiel II is
pSrecuy safe, and falls TO 60 satisfaction Itis
IN only saie and sure preventive against disease
Price Of the Freneh Patent Male Sale, 81 the single
enc per hslf dSs1s " Per dSsss ao, sent sy % mall
eafe and reliable remedy for suppresslons and all fe
nasle diseases Ladies' should not USE them during
pregnancy, As they Will produce miscarriage. Pros
81 % per ssx-extra hns ss--ssn. 10 any address by
Drs. 3. R. are the uasn to sOnsulti they are un.
qaeationably acknowledged 70 be the champions and
kings ef yonsros diseases and The only Doctors who
foesiye monthly reports from the old world they
,gitnass Inc VarIous dIseases which affiet manrind
sud e Ha,sh shs Pr0gress through ang career Of
1hy, and having asesrsslns beyond doubt the vast
sutsring Of hananty they determined TO select the
gsnersse as their particular studv and 20 de-
eases OF theseimportant functions No letters will be
anbwered unles! they esntaln remittance or post
80 Drs. BoNAPARFE a REYsoLps.
Ne; isa Sycamore street, between sinbs iEth, oasl
side. Qincinnstb Ohio, t TTT
OiHea hnura fOun M tNop.H ia
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Dissolution of CO-Partnership.

NHE psrto osrship heretofore existing under the 6rm
Il OF Bresne Nixon, IN tue clothing business,
Va dissolved ~ mutai consent on the Goth day Of
August 1864.
v. O. Brssns is authorized to settle the atiars Of
the late hrm. ". q. BREEkE,
A. g. NIXON.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-20
De,OlutIOn of OO.partnerShip.

DesOIutIOn OF UO-paFtnerBhIp.
0NaE partnership heretofors existing under the firm
of FERSRpiS0, MAUsE a Co in Mailing Business
at Z" Bucksys AiiLs' DaytOh Ohio, Whs dissolved by
mutual eoneeht, on the 10th day of August, 1894.
All persons kno aing themselves indebted TO said
irm requested to call and settle, and ell having
caims the firm will present them for payment
immediately The hooks will be found at the office
OF HEN y EERNEDING 4 SON, No. ., Ksnton
street, Whsre alone, the accounts will be settled.
.It HENRY FERNEDING,
GEDRGE MAU@E,
ANDREW MAUsE.
Dayton, August II, 1854. Augls-lmd
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0A,LY Empire.

Per week tpayshle 10 Carrsfs) ....' 'i' N'''''e 16
~ upaii per Anuu M 10 advance, .'''''''. '''' Wv
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FIVE GENTS REWARD.

MILTON oR0NAs, a bound BOY eaghtseI
a6onIehs Sd last This Is 70 warn all psraolis roI
hArbodng o. trusting hin On my aoeounl
ssPH"" ssr as Ahhhf ShAhfAh
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Nost,

4 OsT--All persons are hereby cautioned against
Ia negotiating for note drawn y me, dated Fehru-
AIRY 1884, for iour hundred and twenty-five dOlars
and {, cents (Sl22 lOl thirty days, and payable at
Fitat National Bank Cincinnati to the order OF O.,
W Rowland. said note has been lost, and all persons
are cautioned not to purchase or receive the Same.
JOHN MlNICK.
Mr.J0HN A. MINICk; The note alluded TO above
never reached y mail otherwise, aud no
longer Vaitds1 against you onmy acconnt.
.. W. ROWLAND.
Cincinnati, February 10, lsGl-fendtf
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-20

JoB PRrnJTL Nd
-. a..o,intion, executed on Steam Presses ID
hstsst style, and al reasonable pricea.
Shapiro Bulldlng. I'O Main street
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Glotbimg.
wILLIAM WALKER,

no. soi THIRD STREET. DAYTON, OHIO,
rs prepared 10 accommodate his customers wit.
1 every article Of gentlemen's wearing apparel 0
the latest styls and BEST quality. Those who wan
coats, pants, vests shirts, hosiery, handkerchief
gloves, boots, shoes, slippers, &C., will do we'll t.
give him a call. au2i
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-20

II HAVINQ thi , day purchased the snrre interest Of
Il A. o. nixon IN che arm Of Bre me Nixon,
snR continue to carry onthe Wholesale aud Retail
on hand. purchased bsforsthe great advance shall
offer clothing cheaper than any other house N town.
Wishing 10 reduce my stock hence the reason Of my
od,ring my goods 80 cheap. am selling
Fine black pants from, n,...........S 50 to $40 %
Fancy cashmere pants from.......... w 70 10 w
Plain and fancy eassinet pants from. 70 to 00
Fine cloth coats from. IL w 70 70 w
Fine cashmere coats fron........... 90 TO " 0Q
Fine casanet coats froul....... 90 TO ~ w
large stock Of overeoaia nom....... 90 to rs ~
Boys clothing, Of superior class, which cannot be
surpassed in the East or West large stock OF boys
cape overcoats, which am o5erDg exceedingly low.
Also al rye stock OF piece goods, which were pur-
chased before hs sudden rise which will sell low,
compared with preseng Pnces Of goods purchased
this Fall. W. @, bREENh,
aug29 No % Main ct, opposite the court House
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&rocerles, &r.
E.O'0REH NJ. O'BRiEH.
EDWARD O'BRlEN a BROTHER,
WHOLESALE CROCERS
AND IaPOarERs or


Brandiea, wines, Gtns, Ctgars, aud Ivish
4. and scotch whisky.
AND DnALERs
DOH ItIe wines and Liquors.
IS. ALSO,
Age 90 for Sale OF Pure Bourbon whisky,
No. sOl Second street, Dayton, ohio,
DEG leave most respectfully TO acqua,nt their Gus
ID toners and the community generally that they
have entered into partnership, under tbs name and
style oi Il. O'BRIEn BRotHER, for the purpose
OF carrying the wholesale grocery, liquor, cigar
and tobacco businsss in Dayton, Ohio, q, the late
stand Of E. " Bren, No 30l second street.
Having ample rneEns to enable us & purchase g0odf
from the best houses IN New York, Baltimore and
Philadelphia, and having had fifteen yeRTs' experience
in the trade hold out the bes, Inducements TO
old customers and oil others who may be kind enough
TO purchase from ~
NJ. JBRIEN, lats OF the hrIn Of O'Bren Poe,
Toledo Ohio will devote his time and attention 10
please all those who may come to ny at this well.
known House, ami r. .0'BRIEN, will treat the com
mnnity b tier, II possible, th n ever before. Both O
Us fee very grateful for past hvors and earnestly
llclta share Of your future patronage aui0daS m
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oTTICI Al.



wAsHINoroE, July o, 1854.
The following notification has been officially
communicated to this Department by Mr.. Ed
WARD De sTosoKI, the Envoy Extraordinary
and Minister Plenipotentiary Of his Majesty
the Emperor Of Russia;
TRANSLATION.
On the l7th February last, his Majesty the
Emperor dolgned TO sanction decision Of the
Council Of the Empire, Of which the following
are tho provisions;
I. AL merchant vessels, as well masted and
soa-going, a. coasters, and without masts, ar
riving at the port Of Cronstsdt, must pay to
the benefit Of the municipal revenues OF Cron-
stadt Q special tar for their cleansing and the
removal Of their nlth, 10 wit: on each voyage,
mastsd sea-going vessels, my copoks each
mast, and vessels not masted and coasters, ten
copeks eaet vessel.
Q. Tho arrangements relative to the cleansing
and removal OF nlth from yessels, as well as
for the collection Of the duty for which they
are liable on this head, are made In the general
order In force, BY the municipality OF Cron'
stadi, either by means Of letting out by public
auction or by q commission, as 1t shall judge
proper.
8. In virtue of the laws In force, the Military
Governor OF Cronstadt Is charged, as Gimme
dlate head Of the city Of Cronstadt, to .attent
10 the execution Of the present regulation.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-07-06

NEW YoRK, July 8.-The steamship Ocean
Queen, from Aspiuwall on the 27th, has ar
rived with one hundred and seventy thousand
dollars In treasure.
Panama dates OF the eth state that Chile Is
taking steps TO fortify Valparaiso, and pur-
chased war steamers, &c,
Spanish gunboat visited Callao, under q
nag-oi-truce, on the ID 10 treat with Peru, In
order that In the event Of q scarcity Of pro-
vision on board the Spanish squadron, hostili-
ties should be suspended long enough TO obtain
them without 4 resort 10 compulsion. Peru
refused to hold further communication with
the Spanish.
The frigates Lancaster and 81. Msry's were
st Callao.
A revolution has broken out In Santa Martha
and the Governor Of Magdalena has been ar
rested.
The schooner General Harne, which ran
away from Ban Francisco two years ago, will
a cargo Of quicksilver, has been captured q,
one Of the Galiposa Islands. Her captain wal
murdered by his crew.
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LATER FRom EUROPE.
The War QUESTION In Europs-Ths Ysoht
Deerbound . Tender to the AIabsna.

The War Question In Europs-Ths Yacht
Deerhound . Tender 20 the AIsbsms.
HALpAx, July 8.-The Asia has arrived,
from Queenstown on the Goth.
Great anxiety is manifested for the minis
terlal announcement Of the result OF the con-
ference and policy Of England on the Dsno-
German question. There 10 very unsettled
feeling, and many journals continue 10 hold q
decidedly warlike tone.
Tho yacht Deerhound is charged with being
q mere tender or consort Of the pirate Alabama.
II is rumored that Semmes 10 10 have another
steamer In August.
LONDON, June 26.--The Conference met on
Saturday, and was formally adjourned at 4.
O'Clock. A Cabinet Council was held immo
dlately after, but nothing transpired as to the
policy agreed upon.
II Is stated that orders have been issued by
the British Government to have ready all equip
ments necessary for 30 900 troops.
Tho King Of Wurtemburg Is dead.
Cotton sales for the week amount 10 40, 900
bales, including 1900 10 speculators and eI-
porters.
Foreign breadstufrs are frmer, with sligh,
advance.
All qualities of provisions firm, with an up
ward tendency.
LONDON, June 25, p. m.-Consols closed TO-
day at 90 to 90I for money.
Bullion In Bank increased Rl6, 900.
LoNDoE, June 26.-Fayorable peace rumors
yesterday caused q general improvement In the
stock market, and consols closed at an advance
OF ne-half per cent.
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ALExAN DRiA NEW s.

THH following Items are taken from the
STATE Journal OF the bth inItAnti
KllsdbVa GusrrilLd.-We have just learned that
Mr., Warren ID. Watson, formerly OF WentmoFe-
land county, Virginia, but late OF Charles county,
Maryland, was recently shot Ard killed, As iH sup
posed and believed, by . man named James Har-
row, OF the 10Th Virginia cavalry. Mr.. W. lived
on a rented farm near EApJemoy creek, and had
some OF his farming implements, and while there
tho guerrilla came dressed A. . Union deserter,
and shot him, and at the same time killed william
Rowley, citizen Of King Georges county, Viz:
giniA. Mr. Watson was strong Union man, and
was well and fAvorAbly known In this community.
His remains were Inferred on his farm,
We understand that the commander OF this de-
pArment has been applied to by lhe Union citizens
Of WestmorelAnd for SutaolSnt guard TO insure
their proteotion.
PToMoied.-By special order from the War De-
pAFtment, fiTst Lieut.. James NJ. mAlon, I'd d. O.
yolunteers has bssA detailed A. an aid-ds-eanP on
Cen, sloughI stAh,
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sT. LOUIS, July 5.-Upwsrds of 800 rebel
prisoners arrived here by the steamer Gladiator
yesterday, In charge Of a battalion OF Merrltts
horse veterans, which LEFT for Rock Island last
night.
oficers from Duyall's Bluff, Arkapsss, on
the 30th say that Shelby has not returned 10
Clarendon, but II was thought that he would
do so. Marmaduke ls still south Of the Ar
kansas river, ten miles below Napoleon. His
command consisted Of his own brigade, Dock.
ery's and Cabel's-about six thousand men
and six or eight pieces OF artillery.
There is no rebel artillery between the
Arkansas and White rivera, and only three
companies Of guerrlllas.
The Apprehensions of q seige Of Little Rock
are much diminished. There is but one brig,
ade Of rebels on the Sabine river. The design
of the robels is evidently to cut steee's and The
White river communication, which, however
would be very difficult; but should 1t be don't
Duval's Bluff and Little Rock have thrs,
months provisions. The White river is pa
trolled by iron-clads, supported by land forces
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cor. similarly placed BY the rebels in

Union oficsrs similarly placed BY the rebels in
Charleston.
IL was reported at Hilton Head on the Goth
that Admiral Dahlgren had received informa-
ton that the pirste Alabama, with three other
pirates, were soon expected OF that coast. The
monitor Nahant, and the gunbosts Flambesu,
Umins, Pavnee, sonema and Saratoga have
Joined The feet off Charleston. Our Batteries
continue shelllng Charleston. Five rebel rams
are now In Charleston hsrbor, and two more
nearly completed.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-07-06
FROM FORTREss MONROE.


Important Order from General Butler.
RoRTHEss MoHhoE, July ..
HnLDQ'Rs DEPARTMENT OF VIRGINIA AND
NoRTH CARoLrNA, June "a, lS64-Speeial Order
No. Al! The passes and permits Of the Lieuten-
ant General Commanding, Of Major General
Butler, and Major General Meade, given by
themselves espectIyely, or by their order, for
persons, property, vessels, and supplies OF all
kinda TO pass and be passed from Washington,
D. e., or Baltimore, Nd, TO their respective
headquarters and to City Point, Bermuda Hun
dred, Virginia, and intermediate points, and
from their respective headquartert, City Point,
Bermuda Hundred, and intermediate points, TO
Washington and Baltimore, will be respected
and obsyed by all military authorities, provost
mArshAls, and guards. Any disregard To those
passes or permits, or interference with the sub
Jeets Of them, will be an ofiense subjectlng the
guilty party to summary punishment.
By command OF Lieut.. Gen. Granti
Maj. Gen. b. Y. BUTLER.
Steamer George Leary will leavy here this
evening for New York with sick and wounded
from Hampton Hospital.