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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-10-04
TIE Working Men r.RSK CASE,

THE WORKING MEN FIR S X CASEY -
The article which we copy in to-day po-
per from the Miner and Workman Advo-
cate is an indication Of the feelings Of Ia.
ring men towards MIR. Casey. That pa.
per belongs to the workingmeu, and is ex-
clusively devoted to their interests. Its
declaration in favor of Mr. Casey is tb ere>
fore proof of his sounduess 90 questions of
Importance to men who earn theiE bread
by the sweat of the brow. The miners, ir-
respective of party, will vote for Mr.. Casey
in opposition TO Cook, the fanatic and
speculator in the lives and blood Of white
men. Cook is wealthy aristOcrat, who
has 20 symPatEies in common with the la
boring masses, but if elected to Congress
bis efforts will be directed to freeing and
elevatinR -four millions of negroes to an
equality with white men. Is it any won.
der, then, that laboring men are for Mr..
! Casey?
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-10-04
NOTICE.
ESTATE OF cusrI,YTrEECH.ru,v pE-p

I8SIHit OF NIIaI'b'Tl n Z IHAIMAN. DIT ".
BJBtIC notice i hereby sIvefi that an the Third
Monday % Nov. inter next. yIeus the .I.i ,iSy
ssi month"; shall attend i-isr- the Cuatv Court
- WI Comfy ~ the C0urt HUusc in the city Of Jt-
e. g. The cuUo.- a .ttiiuc and adjusting all Claims
against TIE estate q C~TiJts r. Che lafeug I'D
county u--a-.d. when and vegre al claimants Ar-
notified sud requests. 90 attend aud pT-S-Et their
CLAIMS IN writing sain- estate. ir adjustment
All rsGHs iuds Tfed To- said -g,te also regI-s-
ei 70 make pay neiT the uu-Is,u- without DELAY
AlMyN MILDEk. 4, u illustrator.
DATED oct :, 1884, uI7cu
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-10-04

Every Family at this season should the Samburg
Port WiDefcelebrsted in Europe for its medical and
beneficial qualities highly esteemed by eminent ply
sieaBs, used In European and American HOsyitalsand
AS TONIC
Il has no equal, causing appetite and building up
the system, being entirely pure wine Of a most val
liable grape
AS DICRErIC
tmparts healthy action Of the Glands Kidneys and
Urinary Organs, very beneficial 10 DrOpsy, Govt and
Rheumatic affections.
sPEER'S WINEis pure article from the Juice of
the Port grape, possessing medical properties 70 any
other wine in use and excellent article for ali
weak and debtated persons and the aged and infirm
improving the appetite. and benehtting ladies and
children. rs s-.
Try it once, and you will not be deceived
ROBE sure the signature Of ALTREp SPEER Is over
the cork OF each bottle. sd -- =
sold by all Drugilts aud rst class dealers who a.
80 sell the CASTELLA PORT BRANDY a choice ola
article imported OILY BY MIR. Speer direct from The
vaults of OpOrtO. 49, N'e
Trade supplied by Lord & Smith, Chicago. drugv;,ts
and by A. speer at his VINEYARD $685.
Sept. 20, 1854
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-10-04
NCCIeIIan--The Rebels.

The Tribune Gays =
The rre,eucs II his supporters that the
rebrl- d ~; fe.ire GEN McC!ellan's elec-
ton il a transparent falsebOOd."
The rebels divide upon this. The oriei-
nal secession. live rcheis prefer the cleo
ton Of Ljnculn Ia McClsllaU-beosuse he
(L'ncolnl best runs the JEFF. Davis mac b.
Inc. and best. and longest rends the count,
ry as~under the al W hig- Of the S1nth,
the Demosart-, who were Anti.Sscession.
prefer McCi' llan-for they see in him the
prospect OF Peace, ard an ultimate re
union with seli-H 'vernmeDt. Thus, JEFF.
Davis S'ddons & c.. are Lincoln men
while Alexander Stephens & Co. are Nc
ClelIan men.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-10-04
NcTTC"

w J. herely give notice. To-. ~ Consequence TIE
~ Increased Csniands Tor uifusr- I-rt,-rs AID
corr ->lti'eTs. shaii hot L. u d. urv mora
- w"rS ~ repairs kept upon machines Alter
Size Mt - November nsRf
FHHrkf1l ffr parf fay'r-. We solicit the rrrtiuu-
aEe- 81 Ta-rOu--. sid pidgs DEsr>is-- that og r
"yr- ..ri o. , -s-Pa-s-i in th-EuzEhncss g CO..
-fru,tf..a 4a4 durability
Jolist sgt Ie'h. 1851 lS-lE
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-10-04
BENNETT PETERS & co.
X Il I'D j A G. X r. IT
Il Il I'D j A e. X II n
k Il I'D , A e. X Il II
STOMACH BITTERS.
STOMACH BITTERS.
STOMACH BITTERS.

The proPrietoTs Of this justly esteemed and we'll
known brand u Stomach Bites. do not deem IL ne
ces-ary' IN order to live their goods fictitious.
even al enhanced value, 70 take fling all other
Btists, and proclaim Ia small capitals that they are
worthless our Bttsrs do not need this, place
them nt' ~ the public on their merits, and invite
yOur eaIriIl attsnti9n to the goods We allow oul
brand upoK. knowing IS We do -. that car Teputa-
ton a stake. The name, sIei Jacket l. taker
from the original compound By he native child Of tbt
forest. and with the addition Of few herbs BY DR.
chapR made more aereeabls 20 the taste. they now
influence especially for the patent rising from the
bed Of sickness, Loss of appetite distress aver eating
alzZpess and all diseases arising Rom TORPID Liyer
They strengthsb and inyigorate the system.
They are uDequAled for general debility.
ILey are sure cure for dyspepsia.
They give good and healthy appetite.
They assist digestion. -EfE
They are rhebest stimulant in existence.
They are a sure preventive Of Fever aud Agus.
Ibey relieve constipation.
They cure Nervous Headache.
lhey are periodically pure aud palatAblss
They make the debilitated strong, and restore 10
strength the exhausted. rEEELz.
Aged persons and delicate females VII md they
We take pleasure in calling sttenfien 20 our fsIy
extensive catalogue Of Bulk and Cased Goods consist
sTRwBERRY WINE,
CHERRY
BLACKBERRY
Raspberry
11A1h.zn r.f-
rs1Sr
LEMON CORDIAL
PEACH BRANDY,
60 ca,.,-ba CaIifornis Port Sherry, Malaga
- Nedeira Wines, Gins, Runs BTandles. Bourbon
and Rye whistles vnie - az Rafs an9
DTpeeists and dealers throughout the country. Cali
lar our Goods and take no other.
Circulars 70 the trade supplied on spplicstion to
BENNETT PIErERS co,
Projectors, q River s., Chicago.
ssld BY J. q. BRONX, Joliss esAns- lezlJ
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-10-04

GALL THE DEcENcY. AT a Line. In
ratification meeting 10 Cincinnati, recently
the banner bore sHch notices as Hell and
hemp for traitors" Damn the Democ.
racy," &C., &c. The great concluding
price of the evening, taking the place which
fireworks usually occupy at Democratic
meetings was procession Of forty young
radicals. carrying rail upon which was
straddled q negro, typifying the genius and
spirit Of Radicslisu, 70
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-10-04
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
Room Of the Common CaureiI,
J1lief. Sent 7th- lSfi

y
Joliet, Sept. 18th. 1854
Srecial meeting by order Of the Msvor.
Present bis II ,nrr the Mayer and AID.
Cirich, Hunter. CagEin, Austin. Clalby,
Chid-ey and Tighe.
Reading of the minutes Of previous
meeting dispensed with.
On motion of AID Austin, the assess
ment and the ohjectians u grading Centre
street between Cross street and the Caicago
and X / X. r was referred to syec al
Committee. Consisting Of AID. Hunter.
Tighe and u H. Pinney, cIy a;Isrr c.,
SAID committee to report at the next meet
lug.
Catherine S. Nicholson, submitted IN
aft 1Ayii IF the loss Of city order No. as1G
Or the sum 81 Fifty d liars, ami also sub
mi'tei bonds for double ,he amount Of he
order. On motion Of AID Austin the
clerk wGs anthprizHd draw duplicate
order 60 said Catherine = Nich-l.un.
o. muti"n council adj URGED.
". II. FARLEY, c ty Clsrk.
TtNTrI'C sUIsN-PF"L ). N. Scarf yziH give one Of
his chts,e aud ,i-=as; entertainments in y-ut.ilo
qui..n and rr-'dtiatior Y9uur- Hall, tot morrow
evening "wednesday Oct. th.lSC+.
We clip th- following high comtnruGsti1n Of Mr.
Scarf from AN exchange: His performances more
Than came mp 70 expectations. auI was the t. q
entertainment we have ever Witnessed
Don't faI' 20 see Srari
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-10-04
8 o X $ A l. K

~ EASY TrRNs-A hrst class rrsia.noe On Of
~ laws street Dear ths Court House. IeVirte With
every convenience AMI ABUNDANCE e room, outside
aud IA. Premises in zine order apply o.
Joliet. Sept. Is. VIC. WOOD. Agent
IfOR saba snug dwelling with high cellar. on
i Chicag0 street, Joliet, three hocks from CouIt
House, AZ low price Onef0urth down aud time GU
the l-aisn c. Apply TO VIC. WooD Agent
Joliet. s~pt u. lst4
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-10-04
W. Ii. FARLEY, Sec'y.

Shortly after the announcement Of the
nomination Of Gen Mcclellan by the Chi.
cago Convention was made as Kalamazoo
vote was taken among the inmates of the
insane asy luD, which resulted IS fsl.,
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-10-04

4~Mr. Lincoln draws his salary in
gold The lahorer and mechanic receive
their wages IN deprecated paper. The
executive who has driven gold out Of sight
demands ms pay in it, aud compels the
Pooi man 70 recS.Vs bis hire in grseubacks
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-10-04

s@- Hen. o Ii. Browning late Repub-
loan U. S. Senator, the ablest of that par
~ in this State, and true patriot, has
declared 10 favor of Mcclellan and the
Uni0r. So it goes; thousands OF men OF
ability and il duence are abandoning the
foul party of war, plumber and disunion.
and joining the ranks Of the great patriot
ic party which goes for Peace, Union and
the Constitution,
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-10-04

The SOLDIERS FIR MCCLELLAN.-Alex
ander Arro~smith, q member of the noble
Gath Illinois regiment, writing to his father
OF New Lsnox il this county, from Geor-
ga uoder date ofthe 2lst uIt., says that
the private soldiers are in favor of Nc
Cielian aud that vast majority will vote
tor him it allowed the privilege, md that
the mntto ut the men who do the fighting
Is-MeCl. Ian. Peace and Union. MIR.
Arrowsmith was formerly a Republican
but the negro policy Of the Administration
has completely cured him of that notion.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-10-04
STATE or ILLINOIS, COuNTT or VIM, fss.
Viii County Circuit Court Of Dec term Is6I
NatllCa Aaue,
vs.. BIZ Tor Divorce.
Henry I. Mau-.
~ rrUaM-rEnr

Affidavit n the non residence q Henry T NAue the
ahcy ran-d defends ut having been asd o. the once
Of the Clerk q ia. Circuit Court ID Notice -
hereby given 9" the -sd ~ury T. Name. that Matilda
MAue the complainant iied her Bill uf complaint =,
rsif court on the chaucery size thsT-of the sgiI
day 81 September, 4. ID. lsfI. and That = summons
theTeupcn issued cut Of said Court Bcaif.t the suid
deiendaat a. i hv law required and that said cause
still penfing Ia ssid court.
Sow ual--s you tb- sid Henry 7. MAue shall ner-
s"nag h. and appear before said Circuit Cont OF the
nrst y VI the next term tI-r-Oi- be Eo!d-n
Jult IN said county tile 6rst NOud sy Of Dsccu-
h"T 1854. and plead. answer demur The saic rom
Plsinant sad il q pisit the aud the mat
teT- aal ihinE- therein charged and stated will 10
taken a. confessed ~ you and deere S D. entered
ssai.-f you ortlEg 20 the IrBI'eT & said bill
: P'kEEE. Comp. SIR. B. 3. RCsSFLL, C'stk.
Joliet. Oct !. 1s'f IT-gu
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-10-04
Hen, s. H. casey.

Prom the Miner and Workman's Advocated
! Oar miners IN different sections of the
| country have an opportunity Of aiding by
! thar votes 10 elect sucn men az are either
| connected with or inters,ted 10 ii cir labor
| movements; or are i'll some way Identified
! with their general interests. Let them
! tbeH carefully scrutinizs the motives aud
! antccedents Of every candidate which may
! pc presented for their SURFACES, and &C.
! cord their votes only t0 such SIS will give
an earnest support 10 any measure tending
towards the permanent, social and substan-
! tal i'm rrOvement o. the iaboring masses of
| our countrymen. Ia this conEec;ion We
| are glad to hear and know that Samuel h
! Casey, E-q has been nominated far Con
! gTess in the Sixth Congressional District
in this State Mr. Casey is sou Of tie
| late Cove nor Casey, vel known as the
| founder Of the town ct Caseyv.lla, in the
| cunG' y-the mau VIII opened the first coal
mines ard built tne f It railroad from that
| town - S.. Louis. M man in ous gluIi-
! Gus Prairie State was more thoroughly
/ identified with the interests # the lahoring
/ classes, or more truly sympa,bized with
! their movements and struggles This pgas
/ only natural 10 the Governor it is true,
for he WIS emaha'icailV labnrirg man
q "a
son Of such sire. for he too has AWAY,
! been closely identified with tie Industrial
classes, and with tFAm wherever he Is
k WI. he j. an especial iavorite MIR
! CASEY i At Vresert engaged IN business
| AS a mrrchaDt, IN one Of the northern cities
! Of ou' State, and il the prosecution II that
! business, has crougGt - bear such practi-
cal common sense aud good Judgment, as
10 render h'm eminently succesriul there
in. The election Of such men ss Samuel
X Casey to prominent representative po-
sitioDs, is well calculated 10 advance the
Cause and elevate the condition Of those
wbO labor for their daily brsad. Let the
miners aud indeed all other mechanics, IN
the c"untIaS COMPOSING that District. espe-
cially in the counties Of La Sale, Grundy,
WIZ and Kankskee, sacrifice one day. de-
vution aud labor t. the furiherarce of their
own Interests, y throwing their i: fiuence
and their votes in favor Of Samuel X Ca
sey, the WORKMAN FRIEND.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-10-04

TRUE.-An Abolition paper savs the
election Of Mcclellan "Would be the knell
OF the war forever" That's so, and that
Is just what all patriotic men desire-tbe
"kneIl of the war" and Peace upon the
basis of the Union.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-10-04

Sy@H n. Jrbn Van Buren, the well
known ever democrat and orator Of New
York, comes out cordially tor Mcclellan
lu letter to n great ratlication meeting
at Albany, last week, be says:
But unless We are prepared for an eter-
usl war. and the slaughter. debt. isxation,
and the suspension Of constitutional liberty
that attends it. Abraham Liucoln must be
made TO retire on the 4!h Of March next.
and a President must be chosen in his
stead Who will consent 70 peace on the la
sis Of the Union and the Constitution -
Such man is Gen. McClelau, and can
not allow myself tn docht tba the loyal
people of the United States will call him
10 the discharge Of this. as we'll as the 9TH
or grave duties that belong to the Chief
Magistrscy The overthrow of Davis ard
his associates at Richmond. will soon Cnls
low, and peace once more smile on our dis
tracted country.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-10-04
Ifiswere not that we fear to incur the

Ifitwere not that We fear to incur the
displeesure of HIS Majesty and his suborV
dinate officers, We should recommend re"
turn to the old form IF republican govern
mept, as il existed under the Federal cons
stitution, and under which the people were
masters snG not slaves. This might be
done by e'ec;ing George B. Mcclellan to
the Presidency and restoring the cd party
TO power which governed the country so
long and so prosperou-ly.
Bot situated as we are. with Provost
MarshaIs so numerous in the land, and
military arrests hanging over our heads,
we must content ourselves with beseeching
His Majesty to soften his royal heart to
the woes and mIseries Of his afflicted fell
low cnuntrymen, and give US blessed Peace
and Union once moro. even should our fell
low subjects Of African descent have to re-
main 10 the same condition as before the
beginning Of HIS Mejes,y's reign.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-10-04
NOTICE

A IL persons are cautioned against purchasing the
.tsoOteHhg notes, two given 20 Samuel Webb, one
IoI $sO, cue IN six months, and the other for s5O
cue In one year. also one given Dr. j. Mccain for
Sept q, 1854 Al RETTILYoN.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-10-04

OsT-A Due BIN, dated Sept Tth. 1854 payable
SEPT. 10, 1894 HD,TTGHE.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-10-04
ChonaaH.f

Do you want more taxesi Then vote for |
Lincoln. 'O'' 'Oi
Do you want more war; Then vote for
Lincoln. '''
Do You want more widows and orpbapsf
If you do, vote for Lincoln.
DO you want more poor invalids and
cripples all over the cOuntryH Vote for
Do you want millions on m;Ilions r,oro
debt to payf If you do. vote for Lin.
coin.
DO Sou want negroes placed unon tha
same political aud social footing with Ubts
folksH If you do, vote for Lincoln. :
Do you want free press, that great buI.
wark of American liberty. struck down
all over the Isodl If so, vote for Lin.
coin.
But if, on the contrary, you do not want
more taxes, more war, more wi lows and
orphans. more invalids. more cripples,
more public debt-if You d. not want the
negro race placed upon the same footing
with You socially and rolitically-if ycu
| do not want free press ftttered and para
lyzed, you will vote for Gen. George 3
Mcclellan, the christian gentleman aud
soldier. Statesman and patriot, who hes
thrice saved Washington, and once in row.
or Will ssve the Union aud Constitution.
-Workingmen who want mnre war. no
Union, heavy toxes, quarterly eonscrip
tons, and high prices for all thew use in
their families, will vote for Mr.. Linz
coin
Workingmen who want peace, the CID
Union, and return to the good old Dem
oeratic days Of gold aud silver, will vote for
Mcclellan
Gen Cass whom some republican sheet
had recslessly announced rs opposing Me-
Clelisn, is out in q card con,radicting the
report.
Two members cf the republican state
Central Committee II Pennsylvsuisn have
come out for Mcclellan
U. 5. Senator Cowan, of Ps who was
elected as republican, has also declared
himself for Mcclellan.
10. the poor negro! observes the Mil
waukie News. How rapid and grand hi
advance to civilization. We have st1leI
him from his master, we have starved him
We have welcomed his little ones TO hospi-
table grayes-sud BOW We propose &c bu,
and kill him.
WINE.-A gentleman in New Jersey he
vineyard of some 80 acres where he j
cuiu1ating the Portugal grape with sigma
success, from which an excellent wine !
made, which is better than port, and ha
been adopted for medical purposes in tn
hospitals # New Yrk, PhilsdelThIa an
. Washington. The vines are made to groy
from 10 to 20 f.. high. bearing nearly a
large as Isabella grape; full OF juice an,
rich in sscchaTine matter They rire
from the middle OfAugust to thu middle {
September, and contain valuable medicin
properties. The wine is the pure iuict
a I without adding any sugar or liquor OF an
, kind. bot It requires four years TO perfeC
it.-SUrinPfisld Republican
This wine l. very excsIlent FIR G,,,oI.s
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-10-04

k1HThe soldiers Of many States orc TO
vote III the fed. which probably accounts
tor the "TrohitIIivn" of q number Of Dem-
ccratic papers ia several OF The Military
DeIsrtmeuts
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-10-04

Ln. the poor negro! observes the Mil
waukie News. How rapid and srsnd his
advance to civilization. We have stolen
him from his master, we have starved him,
We have welcomed his little ones to hospi-
table grayes-snd BOW We propose &c buy
and kill him.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-10-04
Love for OeUntOn.

Love IOr the Union.
The Chicago Tribune is the leading Re-
publican organ Of the West, ard 80 great
fsvorite Of Old Abe that he bad Pot'-
graph taken Of himself reading it. Vi
course it speaks ny authori'y-the real
feelings aud wishes Of Lincoln.
Here is one of the avowals Of this organ
of LincoIn's, whose principal editor is
postmaster al Chicago, taken from an edi-
torial published in that paper within the
last year:
"What mcans all this tslk ahcut res:or-
ing the Union ~ j, was? There can he no
..Unien as it was" until the CurhscatiGr
oct is erased from the statutes that's Ger
tain. The Union as it was" wiE never
il,,s the visions Of pro.slavery fanatic or
seoessiru svmpathzar. eud it never ought
to ID is a H'Rg Of the past, hated By cre,y
patriot, and deStiAcd nerer to curse az
honest people, or tiot tie pages ct history
GgaiR
These are the sentiments of Lincoln and
his Administrator. Yet they tell the peo-
ole they are for the restoration Of the
Union The truth is, they are for disunion
and every vote for Lincoln is q vote for
disunion. while every vote for Mcclellan
is vote for tbs Union as the condition Of
pesce--fOE Pesoe and Union.
An Item GO~ the VOIcrs of the
County of GTundy.
As will be seen by the iollJwiDg extract
from letter received from responsible
source at Yorkville, Kendall county BY o
gentleman Of Morris, W. T Hopkins, Re-
publican candidate for Representative, hrs
little regard for the lives and happiness
Of :ha people of his own county:
Dear Sir Mr. Hopkins Of your place,
IN public speech here, on the 18th Of
September stated in substancs that he
(Hopkins) Q short time before bad rrncur-
ed twenty or thirty recruits. residents Of
Grundv county, and had them credited to
Kendall county.
Il think this an exhibition Of rpnarka
bic generosity. SINCE the deficit of G-nndy
Is 1873 while shat Of Kendall is only I4S.
The above statement can be established
hy sffidavirs, if necessary"
The drafted men Of Grundy county NAV
thank W. I. Hopkins for their unenvistle
predicament.
Let their friends nod neigh5ors remem-
bsr this fact when they come TO vote.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-10-04
JOLIET SIGNAL.
Democratic Nominations.

FOR PRESIDENT.
G EORG z B. CCLELLAN
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-27
WashingtoD, April IS.

Wild Iumors are aAoat this evening
that the whole Of Longssrsst's corps a
narchipg down the Shenaad. .ah Valley
towards Maryland. 1t il scarcely neess-
sary to state no confidence 10 placed 10
them.
The Richmond Enquirer Of the 18th
contains . dispatch from Fort Pillow,
dated the 18th, stating that Forrest and
Chalmers had attacked the fort on the
llth; that the garrison consisted OF 500
white and 400 negro troops; that the fort,
refusing TO surrender, was carried by
storm, and both columns entered the fort
simultaneously. an indiscriminate slaugh-
ter followed. 100 prisonsrs being captured
and the balance o! the garrison slain. The
fort ran with blood. Many jumped into
the river and were drowned or killed
while attempting to escape. One hundred
thousand dollars worth Of property was
taken and six guns captured. Confeder-
ate loss rs
Col. Fish, hte Provost Narshal Of Bal
timore, has been sentenced BY court mar
tisl to one year in the Albany Psniten-
tiary.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-27
Especial to World. ]
Washin0tor An.;, or

=
Grant takss Numbers enough to the
regular armies in the field to make them
Irresistible Conservation j. the order oi
the day. Tho troops are nov msssed
upon such lines - the Lieut.. General be-.
lisvss will lead TO vital seragetic poiats.
lsstsad Of bsisg Discouraged u ~ appa.
rent weakness Of oar fofees il Teansasee,
ksntucky, North Carolina and elsevhere,
The country should b encouraged, q he
explanation u our (oeces are masaed
againss poists and arniss of more import.
amos. When nsxt the shock Of battls
comes It will 4nd the Union armies in
stronger force than they have ever been.
Il is The rebels who are now pursuing tbs
scatteration policy, hence their recent
successes in uoimpostaut quarters.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-27

Cincinnati, April 20.

Otnciuuhtiy APfH 70.
The strike among the employees Of the
various railroad depots in this city is at
length at an end, new men having been
employed.
The muster of militia yesterday was
well attended. The four Cincinnati reg.
iments will report with we'll filed ranks.
The Dev City Council wss organized
yesterday. Thos. H. Wpner was elected
President, and Col. Armstrong Clerk.