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Especial Dfstateh tc TIC Chicago Tr11aua
81. LOUIS, A'lsas: L, 1861
Orders issued to-day restricting EaseI, to
prevent sneaks erading The draft, have cau=ea
gEeast trouble to Illinois farmers and country
men coming to ard leaving town. For their
ht.netit the stringency OF the proAio:sor5 or
ders has been relaxed to-day, but to-nlorrow
the sc1ewE will be applied to everybody.
Enrolling officers will proceed to enroll
eycrybodg's name tomorrow.
4. Stafford and Chas. 8. Ky1es, who escaped
from Camp DougIas, Chicago, during the re-
cent enn:ute. were canga: On Slndy Greek,
Washington county, aboat noon on Thursday,
and while belrg conveyed 10 this city, at
tempted to run away. Both were pursued
and SHOT dead,
this moraing OF parties going into the coun-
try TO aSoid drifting. Another light dfaught
guaboa. is about to be sent to the Missouri
RI erto operate again t tgRerrillas.
I'll business houses we're closed at a'c1ock
to-day By order Of General 6chcfl i, tia
order he'ag general in Its appucaAon.
ST. LoGss. Aug. 1.-THE Western Sanitary
Ccmmissien Il makes another appeal to the p t.
r;otic citizens II loyai States The articles
most needed are hospital vines. drawer=,
socks, slippers, dressing gowns, far.na' corn
starch, dsltcacies aud money.
with paris Of three companies OF State militia,
has i1sI returned from scout in the south
eastern part OF this county, bringing in
th1ee wagon loads ct powder and
fss ..,P prisoners: i. :e.,, ,Ei Th:s powssr was
Fr,r hrf,@ Tho
OF tire 1st Iowa cavalry and d section OF q
| battery, have been concensrated a: Clinton,
Henry county, and are re1dY for operations in
| that section. About $1,000 worth Of gov
eTnment stores were lsft at Osceo1a by q part
of this regiment, but as the Be1essionists there
! will be held responsible for them they are re-
| garded safe.
| ST. Lou1s, August 10.-Malor Mcconnell,
of the provost marshal generals department,
| left yesterday 10 establish provost marshall
ships at various points iu Illinois aud Iowa
| Uoder the recent order from Washington, the
police OF this city are organized into military
| companies.
Ercsted here yesterday. Some 800 recruits had
Il been raised in the city, most Of whom will u
| arrested.
| Gen, Schofeld has issued an order for tie
suspension Of business throughout the city
after O'Clock, to enable citizens to organize
| military companies and drill.
! Amos Green, prominent lawyer of Paris,
Ill, was arrested at Terre Haute, on Friday
I Last, by order Of the United States Marshal
!, It is reported at Terre Haute that the char.e
| against him Was purchasing arms and anrnu.
| E1tiaa with which to resist the government
draft.
The editor Of the Democrat asld Standard,
published at Paris, was arrested the sane day,
| for treasonnh:e practices.
It is is reported that armed organizations
exist in Indiana ard Southern Illinois, to re
| sist the draft.
, 1862-08-12
FROM WASHINGTON.
Especial Dispatch to the Chlcago TrIbuns.1
WAsHfHe1hH Aupn4t H. iaS3

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trlbuna.I
WAsmHe9os. August II, 1854
The war department. has decided to subd-
vide tie States into military districts, so thaf
each district may be credited with the nuIR-
ber Of volunteers It has furnished under the
new calls, and hare them deducted from its
quota when the draft is applied.
The navy department. will advertise to-mor-
row for proposals for building. q number Of
heavy gunboate, iron-clad and psrtsslF On the
plan Of the Mo:1itor, with revolving tuHets
Ead heavy armaGents. Il Is stated that two
Of them are designed for use on the lower
QAae, and the rest Of them for the Mississippi
below Cairo. An EFFORT is making to have the
work done exclusively In Western shops.
IT Is understood t1st further exemption
from drafting is likely TO be made in ryor Of
skilled employees engaged II go7ercnant
manufactures, as in ar11ories, eoast1ug, bula i
ing euBboats ard the like.
/. Gen: Frank Patterson Is said to have teea
arrested by, Mcclellan for dische3ienca. OF
ordyrs In the: Malvern Reconnaissance. C.ieb
B. sm1th;lHas brough htssoyer to-day from Pai'a-
d=lph1a in 3 car sent iexr7easlr for him, bu.
will probably be unabla to 1asve his bed
for some dsys. -. ::
III ~ 81 fseunrded officers h=ve arr17ed
from the engagement beyond Culpepper. :.
WAsHISGToS, aug. 9.-Sone Of tbs news
papers have enormously published Major
General Richardson, instead Of Major J. Il.
Richardson, Of the 7th Michigan volunteers,
us having been dismissed:
The service OF q number of persons were
yesterday and to-day prevented, except on
conditions, from leaving the CITY On the cars.
This action Is in accordance with the e1een-
tive order to prevent the evasion: Of military
duty.
WASHINGTON, Aug 9.-,fhe following order
has been :ssued from the headquarters OF the
military district OF svasaington:
All soldiers employed az .surseo, cooks, at
| terent hospitals, aud Who are able 10 joia
| tnei1 regiments, viii be relieved Of such d1ty
| and sent to their regiments. CGavctesceo:s
will be selected for such duties and 40 o::,crs,
and tEese coIyalescents VIII ta relieved "a
| sccn as they have sufficiently recovered 70 b.
| fttoT ac:ive duty.
WAsn1koTos, Aug. 11.-Amonz the 1asssn-
vas Dr.. J. 1larbay, chief Of the I;nlo0mti:
bureau of the department Of srase, Who s.es
| out as bearer OF ilnpEr15ut dispatches to ctr
legations in the South AMERICAN republics.
| WASHINGTON, august li.-Iac following
| offctss have heen exchanged and may at onco
enter upoa duty: Col. kenly, lst tt:t-; Lieut..
Co. Huffman, Sth .. s.flnfantsy; Col. Ct:tz,
Captain Wallace, 1st Infantry; Captz- BoF-
| man and Hopkins, Lientenants Seine, Van
| Horn and Lay, Sd Infantry; Capt. Gibbs, Sd
| 9 yalry; Stevenson and Pa:ten, and L:ct,ts.
1'fnrrt ne. Hancock aud Ryan, TIT Infantry !;
.artain JoE1aa, sth 1ntantry, AMI Lieu5eua,l:s
| Mentally and Ccessv, 81 cavalry.
CO., Corcoran will he exchanged tor Colo
| Il i Eau6nu
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Tic very full and satisfactory dispatch
which we are enabled to lay before our
readers from the battle field ct Cedar Run,
leaves little to be said in the way Of com
ment Or conjecture. Gen stonewa1l
jackson, BY series ofcharacteristic move
ments, outgene7aled the commander Of the
army Of Virginia, and managed to throw
25,000 men upon Gen. Banks's corps, and
. long, bloody and fruitless battle was the
consequence. Jackson did not make much
by Lis motion, however, for our forces held
their ground and offered TO renew the
fight, but the enemy had fallen back and
Has Only heard Of again in the form ofare-
Quest for privilege to bury his dead The
battle vas fought By Gen Banks alone,
Gen. E;ge1 coming up just at dark, too late
to take part in the engagement Where
Jarksan's ur.ny is now stationed, OF which
way it is moving, is as usual q mystery.
, 1862-08-12

Tie rebels have bad luck with their
ns3ine monsters. The ram Arkansas,
after prosperous career Of four weeks,
has followed the example and shared
The; fa1e. Of the Merrmac. 4 lis
patch from the rebel General Van
Dorm to the Richmond government says
that she was abandoned and flown up by
her officers, Mar Bayou Sara, to prevent
her falling into our hands. Her machin-
. cry had beea disabled, and while in this
condition she was attacked by Admiral
Farragut's gunboats. This Story comes in
the form Of 8 dispatch from Richmond to
the Petersburg Erprsss, and there seems to
be no reason for doubling it.
, 1862-08-12
Delegates.

In the city Of chicago the meetings win be held
ss The following placea, and the polls will be
opened at four o'clock p n and kept open until
9eTel O'Clock:
lat Ta-d-Oaent uouRe
I'd Mard- -3s6 State street.
30 Natd--Sherif's e Office in Court Hpuse.
4is Nerd-Ar1nory.
.51h Mc-s--Engine house, corner Of Washington
Ind Cunt6n etrEets
oh Wa1d-West Market.
Fth NArd--F- Ftl}mants, corner Of Wells aud
Division Streets
Sth Wa7d-No:th Market.
9Th WeId--CarPenter's shop On Oass street, be-
eweep Michigan and Kfnxie-
1gth Sa1d-Chaa. Lind. corner Of Twelfth md
: At Evanston The meeting VIII he in the evening
at eight O'Clock, at the Reynolds House,
and at HFde PatE at ~ O'Clock, p. H.. at the
depot.
The ward and town committees will call the
meetings to order IN their respective wards and
towns. By an1hnrity. G. N Bol01.N,
Jo=ErH ilEDllI,
JAccB REuM,
II. WnLMAKTH,
Members OF County Central Comnlttee.
6. s. WILLIAMS,
CAsPAH BCTz.
JCLIcs WHrTE,
Congressional Committee fo1 LIST Dis.cict
Chicago, Juty Is, 1862
n 3. At the request Of the ward committee or
The secuad ward, the election in the second waEl
VIII be et $40 State street to the engine h21sa;
e1d ut the request Of pazties in West Chicago the
election ia that town VIII be held at Z. stc@t-
.Ferchcr-s inree On Milwaukee avenue.
, 1862-08-12
porter.s Guerf1las Utterly Routed
aA6 N18petAa0.

: HUDsos, No., Aug. 10.-CoL Mcfe1 over
took Porter's gueri'las at Stockton, in the
western part Of Macon county, and after \
sharp fight routed them, killing and wound
fngta large number, and capturing many
horses The rebels: were scattered In all d1-
he'd taken tie oath and given bonds
Hunsox, Mo-, Aug 9-AddItiona1 particu-
lars Of the hght between Col McNeiFs COM
mand and Posters guer11lIas at Kirks vile
some days eincc, have been RECEIVED hare:
128 dead rebels we're found on the de1d and
hurled. Their entire loss cgnld not have
baen less than 500. It il estimated. on reliar
BE authority, that fully 1000 Of Porter's gang
haye deserted and have scattered-seVerl
hundred Of them being prisonezs The bal
ance: Of hfs force, which Vas Originally 5000,
are: rapidly retiring, pursused by Col Nc,
loss vas eight Killed and taentg:nve MoQnisa
, 1862-08-12

We lave received the following dispatches
indicating the progress made in the formation
of . regiment by the good templa.s OF the
State OF illinois. Three companies are being
raised IN the northern section Of the State:
Qr1NcT, Augast11, 1862.
S:asra1tt accepted two companies yesterday.
SPRINGFIELD, August II, 1862
Prospects ere blight for the formation of
the Coed Tsmrlar Regiment. It will be full
on time.
, 1862-08-12

NEW To1;K, aug. 1l--In consequence of
new and stract orders raccircd to day, provost
marshal Kennedy prohibited passengers going
out in the California steamer without pass
1so,ts, and the steamer has been dctaiaed.
Ali persons found in the streets to-day in
military uniform without proper passes we're
azrs sttd by the police
Rer. Jno. C. Brigham died to-day.
conssrueE the Secretary Of Wars order So as
to mike no restriction On local travel.
One Of the new Monitors will be ready n q
few days. another the Lat cf September, and
the Others as quick as possible Eiett are
being cont tructed. Workmen are engaged
fay and night.
, 1862-08-12

Arrival from t11e Southern Coast,
NEW ToHR, Aug. 10.-The steaIec Con-
ueeticu: from New Orleans on the SIst. No
bic the: I'd s.d Patt Royal Sd has asri.ed,
Tith large hai:s IRON fae South
Among the passengers is R:yerdy Johnson.
TIE heai:h ot the troops at Pensacola IS
good. Itis rumored there was yellow fever
at Kty West.
Commodore Farasut:s feet arrived At NsS
Orleans on the 10Th
4 reconnaissance to Mauchac and Coy:r--
ton found no Indications Of the enemy,
, 1862-08-12

TORONTO, G. ", Aug. n-Extsaordinary
numbsrs OF Americans are here to escape BE-
ing drafted: The Toronto Globe, which il
friendly to the North, says that Stanton's late
order T. lHpolitie, !. absurd and tyrannical, and
capable viii come here and n.t11 ,.,,,a sa -.
the 18th, and their departure IRON CAnads vii
saTe}fa mi rapret '>A
, 1862-08-12

=:Folunfeer1Dg1 IN Kenrucky--TheF FIrzx
Quota Nearly Fun.
. LOUISVILLE, Aug. l0.-6, 600 cavalry are al
ready enrolled, aud further enlistmsnfs reject
ed, being 600 over Our quota Infantry are
en olng rapidly. No necessity of drafting on
the first regulation Of the federal govern
lnent.
, 1862-08-12
Ttr Gribune%
Republican County Convention.
4h., RannhlSran rnfern ~ f4no1e f.onr4,,-


o the Republican voters Of Cook County:
9ou ase requested to meet in the towns, at yonr
usual places Of holding elections, atstwo O'Clock
r N. on Tuesday, Aug. ;1assh, 1869, and IN the
wards Of the city at the places hereinafter mea-
aoned, at four o'clock p M Of said day. to choose
delegates to Convention, to assemble at the su-
"pervisor'e Room In the Court House, IN the city
HChicsgo. On Wednesday, the 18th dsg Of August
aeu. ut two O'Clock, .. m. for the purpose Of
nominating Representative to the Congress Of
&he. United s: :tes from the 1st Congressional
District Of this ~tate, Thich 3s now composed ot
the county Of Cook.
An who a1e in faror Of sustaining the present
Rational administration. and IN favor Of rfeor.
pus prosecution of The war, fo1 the defeat OF tra1
to=s, sod the extinction Of treason, are cordially
suFited to meet and zct with the Republicans at
She times and places specified
The different wards and towns viii be entitled
10 delegates Is folaws:
, 1862-08-12
ANOTHER PRIZE CAPTURED
The Forts n Mobile T9ar5or.

new YoRE, August u.-Port Ro5a1 dates
OF The esth stase tha: the gueooat Craiiiia
had captured the British steamer Madonna
while Trying to run the blockade. she had
betn pseVio1ely struck while trytug to run b5
Fort PULASKI. She hns q heavy cargo.
ports that six zen deserted froul Fart Nor
Ean, reaching The ftisate Susquehauna with
considerable risk. Tney had all their arms
ard accoutremeuss, and agreed to shoo: each
o1aez rather tban b. captured By the rebels.
They report tie garrison OF Fort Morgan from
5Co to goo, many Of wlom are foreigners, aud
but little resistance will De inade by Two -tnrds
Of the garrison to our forces. Two COMPANIES
OF light artillery, who skedatdied fro,l Sni-
lob, garrison Fort Gaines
, 1862-08-12
TIE BATTLE BETWEEN GEN. BANKS
Ao,D 5TONEWALL JACKSON.

AAID 5IDNEWALL JALkStA.
rs,cc,a, n7snntch tn the f,h,c,oo 45fbnne1
BATTLE FIELD, srAR CEDAR Rus, Va,
August III, riG WAsHrssroN August Il |
On friday List an unexpected movement
s:as mace ~ she eomnanea tosces VI
Jackson' Lohgstreet sna. Even, upon
our ADVANCE pos1I'oa .s'ons .ne .'Sp1eau Aue
evident inlenllon OIL tne alue1eaS - seet'ons y.
on army NJ Ffeoe11ehsoofs' epipepper auo
alaolson' ~as - nio'e 'ei "Au up'n Nv nuo
'ornp1hes "u1su ian .'ou1 easu = saoss
r'seee ans t'.@sa.'~'. o - 1H
''enl - e ~ 49, ~ .,,as, w
,"Ds.'.,,a a;;1s, - .,;,a ,.,;,sr 5;.+,1t tha~a
o' ~ -. -. 49,
' 4 ~ 49,.
.s4nnAoee ~ =" -41.o ~ 49, -
ecu ana ''heA lee'ou luo'es4leu' ~ ss0 'n7
s'at'osa upon ooe eSl-et1 eos"nu "s'ose "s
Gaa nau nne ~ nuoss oss tvrsss' =, IL h,o
psen ans.c'l'a:.u NC s.'ou4o- "nA'0 IL "A' 1s
r0ssoEe ~ nsu', ~ ne always ns' A1anasea
20 ao' aeeaehea pe'tfe4 u out asnS'
VAS necessary JOE nsn TO os'
Aaoe US "isn .ne easg'si'.'n en1' ~
"as ao'an'lng III overwhelming uuensess
upon Us Al a'a po'nes' aAs no.' aa nstes
l1ons. IDS ae al9o enseteoFe1 ssa oo1':ss "
considetapie aegfees '"s 10 soon as ~ a'o
?7ooaeso VIZ uai'fees'en ui'on LIZ s1a''lsa:
soln"ns tuat ne Was *s'onf ~ 8;SaeA 's3n. ~
ne fap,olY concea''a1eu Ills Maol' a'a'1lo's
1orce WHICH nc pn' ~ oeai upon o"s eentfe.
All csy Oh f'fd'S ~ "as tntea'en1ns tue
aorcse a. Aao1son On, taoEoasa.sre III sunta'n. +
at Cu'peppef' ana a' rne same ume pretended
10 De sehnns ous on tue naoA o1 eacA
oi shese posisioas ao'es ios sas 2as~
pose Ct surrounding aad capturing taeE1-
BY this means the force at Mai
ison, believing that their communication
with CutpepFer to be e1t of, were prevented
from Joining the main column, aud retre.tc1
to Wocdvil1e, and TeEe thus una5le to throw
their weight into their scale. On the follow
irg Saturday the signal station On Thorough.
fa1e not being Threatened, force was drawn
Oft hom Cu1peppcr to strengthen dstaca-
| MT Mt Threatened by Jackson, between G !! 2np-
per and Fredericksburg. Il vas thought dan
gerous to advauee TOO Tar toward Che Rspi1,n,
for fear Of being outf anked, and so the de-
| tachments Of the army Of Virginia were kept
| apart to give Jackson an opportnrssS to choose
| his own poin: Of attack.
| Accordingly, on Friday afternoon, he con1-
menced q rapid union Of his Ecstterea forces,
and On Saturday threw them against the corps
/ Of Banks, which had been thrown forward to d
| point midway between Culpepper Courthouse
| and the Rapidan. Gen. Bayard'a cavalry
| brigade had been holding the bridge at Rufus
| the advance Of the enemy In force, not, how
, 1862-08-12

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunal
AESDALyn1E. Ind, August II, 1861
The regiment for my district is fuu and
five hundred i59D excess. We can raise two
more in ten days. VIM. MITCHELL.
, 1862-08-12

C1ScnSATr, August 1l-Geu. McCook's
3uneral Nas an Imposing atfair.r There was a
1ergc attendance OF military aud cItlzeus, The
Btakmeut Of the Phlladelph H5rss that the
genefa1 was shot ,s1 While 1 k1eel'ng and begging
7of mercy, 1s oeMea py Capt Bari, the gen
sistlng the driver to manage the frlzhteuea
, 1862-08-12
FROM Sc. LOUIS

Tbe War department. 0Ftier-.Gan,p
Douglas Fugiiives Cau:si4f---xsp:, OF.
Them SHOT while Attempting Il. Ess-
cape.
, 1862-08-12

SPRHGFIELD, Aug- 1.-THE remains Of
Mai F. W. Matteson, son Of fex-GoVcrn3r Nat
teson, arrived to day. He was young, brave
and accomplished officer. and had won distinc-
ton In several battles He died With typhoid
Ieyer nfar Corluth.
, 1862-08-12

: It RlIIT.. .DEALERS: IN THE
co7atE. WIT do well 70 oyeer Supplies .e,zo
ua- ourfacht.es for da1llns;; e=<rss tas IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC. GREEN FRUIrs
AEE NOT E1cELLE1.
Oranges Lemons. Pine Apples, Bansaas Auv,ez
Peaches. Pears Grapes. &C. Dc, It fU. supply d1s:IE
t.sctt sc1sou- AN'
s4c Careful and prompt attention. given to all ur-
itf<. HENTIyf;Tt1S 4 CfI
atI-tASfsuet No. 1Clnrk street-
, 1862-08-12

Reoru1ttnE FFoEreastn& In FoW .KsrK
:. NEW YoRK, Augnst a.-The most encoar-,
agirg reports refative to recruiting were
The Rensselaer, county regiment numbers
500 men, and Is increasing rapidly. The
Rochester regiment is full. with 500 men to
spare. The Goshen regiment is full, and the
Knishtstown regiment 1a also ready to march.
Commencing on Tuesday night, the State Ieg1-
frst TO leave will be the Elmtra, Rochester,
Auburn, Osangescounty and KnightstoW regi-
meuts. From reports received there are only
1900 lacktrg to fill up the quota OF the 800, 900
men called for bJ xne president On July it,
and from the present state Of recruiting this
number win b ea.1ly 1l1ea b: Iassaay ae4t.
, 1862-08-12
TEA, COFFEE,

Eeas thass present .s<sc Fork
= 50 - l15M5-hEf.
JnBHKl = as we'll e. srnaIler dealers, ate IL n,sd Il,
All erde:s eaG7ste1 70 u VIII be nled At ve.y
re fsiisa1 rs cozrsts.. few ct ou- leading a..
ticks II s!oze .a-e aT7f7thE:
GOO AH&A Sugar..
see Bb1s~ Reaned Sugar.
(, 5GE 1gbfs.. Crush Cd powdered aud
f:raI7uiaxed Srgara,
1000 Chests Green rEd Black Texs%
AGO Rh1x. Syrup.
$50 <fb1s. n O. and Cuba Molaasea,
1900 Rszs-Conee,
lun - Pepper,
= 90 81 4ifspIcc%
1900 Mars Cass1a,
25 Cases KatRaesss
250D Doz. Paiisy
SO Is Tats,
500 & Waah 3axrt1s-
1900 RcEes Soap. =. -
looo Boxes and ga6dtes Tobsceo,
500 Rb1s. SnaosFtn~ Tnbaeeps
400 Kegs Chewing Tobaseao.
200 HnRs Rice,
500 Is ffhEs. No. I and 2 MaeEe-aI.
soc X ssbls. " hits F1s7,
SO Eu1es Coddsa.
, 1862-08-12

The Comedian Parliament. :.
MoaTaEA1* :August 1I-The. Canadian
Parliament is announced to meet on the 2ssa
4nst. .;:~ -. :.
, 1862-08-12
FROM CAIRO AND MEhfPa His,
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago I'll

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago T-ibune1
CA1no, August 20, 1852.
The Grenada appeal Ct the 4th knoTs no:h-
ing about the ar1igal Of EpsHs:s gu15oats at
Noble, =;
Hundreds Of men st Grenada, fernando. and
otLer points South. are anxious to retnra TO
Memphis and take the cath. but thew are nof
allowed to do 60.
Y1ll1pisue is reported to be at Ahhar;,Ia
md 1etf ,rhomnson IT. Ha7nando
P,nv,sions nj Grenade an, n1entv INIT vev
dear. Rntter Is f,ftr cents \ nonnd'
IN Tuesday last there uas = small sk5rn,,s,,
seye7 miles below Helena. i'm wt;c, we had
six t;,1,d and thirty takeI, nrisoners T,m
rrhp,s we're renn1sed with Toss.
Tho fa,rv toat Hamilton Ba11e orr,va5 A.
ay.,,,,b;o Tbnred,7 morn7r,o tu;th sorsr.6ya
uonn,7oa mon fro,, tba affa;r A. T.,nou;11a
,,r;Is - s,a.. .f,s;so~ s.r-oroa. H.. a,,s.-,.1
o.iuso ues4 A-see'.10s ~, o.1an -, iess oouAas'
Ihe enemy carried OF all lae horses, arms,
ammunition, aud twenty-five or thirty Has-
oas and fest7nyed what they dill mt +ai-a
a., n.ee
a"as' III one Aoo1 @Ae Ae>ans pe1io1hen
their bloody work and were gone
The health of the sailors il said to be great
IN ;,nnrovad
E 5MpsAfsa. 9 oe =. A.. az, +,a., ~,,;,.o.
run . a1e ~ ~ lug oln' snese was su'ppea
from memphis I,I-5 bales OF cotton; 5,55l
hh6s. Of sugar, and 5, ,1S5 barrels Of molasses,
Our Efficient uuartermsster. Capt, Conno1.
80 - - 80. ~ ~ ~,
BID sntpPeu ~ esn. oA4.s "itu1u tAa tass
three days, o,o0U bales OF hay, also 2.oGO
sacks of grain. He has also sent to the No
h;1a on7 6h;o ,a;,,,ad savantaen 1oromo+;rea
que anu onlo 1a''foao se'en1sea loeo"o1lVes
and LOO cars.
The body of Maior F. ". Matteson, of tie
yotas s,arnsbootera and eon of ar.pnva-nor
1Isstssan ,ss sa nasses tbronet ~ 1,ers ~ to.da1 n
charge OF B. E. Goodell, on its Eay to Joliet
for interment. The major died near Cotinth,
, 1862-08-12

Banks Wrs on the fcA throughout the ac-
tior, and constantly under fire. His handling
Of bis troops and personal gallantEy are high.
!. gotd conduct Of tie troops were conspicuous
curing q large portion OF the fight. When
overpoTered by numbers, same regiments re-
treated III siisordiE.
Col. Knight Of the 46:h Pennsylvanis, is
severely Nsjcr Mathews, arm amputated;
Adjutant Boz d, seTere1y-a1 Of the same 1egi-
uient. Col. Donneliy, 25th New York, and
Lieut.. Col. Brown, arm auaputated, Msjor
Cook, kJled-au OF the 2S:h New York. Col
Chapman, Of the 18th Connecticut, wounded
ment, Killed Major BEase, same regiment,
wounded and prisoner. OF the Massachusetts
regiment Ma}or Savage is missing, probably
Killed. He was left on the field in dying coz
dition; Capt. Abbott, killed.
General Banks is rather severely hurt 1by
an accident. "A esyalI9 trooper ran AGAINST
him, st1Hicg him ratsl. heavly on the side.
Col. RuggleE, chset Of staff to Pope, had
his horse shot under him. Lieut., Hopkins, OF
the 7Eh Ohio, is wounded. Two Gen. Pope's
body .g1asd wers killed The I'd Massacnu-
1sred severely. The 9th Connecticut, 37th
Indiana and 36th :Pennsylvania are badlF cut
up. Lieut.. Ranrey, Of Gen Banks' staf, had
hfs horse shot under him. The rebel General
Wilder was wounded
AQE 1GGtHtS AEt very AE6FJ V0 utkA 61NGH-
not less than q Coo or j, 600 III killed, WOUNDED
and missing on each side. aom= prisoners are
taken BY both ...-..
+ jackson and Eweu were both present in
the b1ule. -
/ Reinforcements under Cen. L.. 2. HUI to
The a1no1nt of 5000 men reached the rebels
Last night At shout the same time that ours
skirmishing in front is going On this
morning, but the troops On both sides ara 50
much exbaustsa by fatigue and the intense
heat that no serious encounter Is expected
to-day. =.
| No details have hoen officially received
4 It is reported that Generals Prince, rAugu1
and Gea1y were wounded.
Tie Hsruld's account ofthe fight says:
Ger. Geary's brigade *of Augar's' division
had the advance, and maintained it admirably
Geary'e brigade consisted of the 5fh, Yth :aui
| 29th Oh:o, 2Ssa PennaylVaoia xud Kexpp'a Bat
teIY. No sooner bad khese troops tazeo the.
places, than the rebsls opened . lnussetxS fr
, 1862-08-12

nESuRTED FROM CAPT. J.
~ LEIUS COMPANY.
Koal Ct Trade Regiment.
jrnr Duffy, aged 3 years, AZ 1r1aha,un t!ack-
smith about fstt9 Inches ESh, dark hsr. bue eyess
has received 9Cp Cook County Bounty.
A. L. DAVIS. alias Joseph Dufssm: Is yeara osh4
Englishusn canIksT, feet 10 inches hfg. stEonstF
built brown hair. blus eyes ;i1ht corupiezfon-
Cos ScaHlAN en- 'stsa az L. H. Sanford feet 7N
tpves hl., DARK hatc eyes snt 1tgtt canpl-1t n.
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