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GEN, DuTIER's coNGRATrLAT0Ry oaDEH-LiEa
EXTRAORDINARY
HEADa'Rs DEPARTMENT OF THE GrE,
New Orleans, Aug. g, i6G2-

EXTRAORDINARY.
HEApe'Rs DEPARTMENT or THE GrF,
New Orleans, Aug. 9, i6f2-
GENERAL caCsa no. 81
-Sotd.sys ?' tie army If TIE GuJ:
Yoi: SUCCESSES have heretofore Lze. sub
ztanfiauY bloodless.
Taking and holding the most important and
strategic and commercial positions with the
aid OF the gallant Navy, hy the visdom OF
Jour combinations, and the moral pcs sr OF
your srms, it has been left for the last few
days to baptize you in blood.
The Spanish cooquecer Of Mezico won I'LL
and burning his transport ship, 10 CUT of al!
hope Of retreat Xouls more wise and econo-
mical, but With squa providence against re-
treat, sent yours home.
Organized to operate on the sea coast, you
advanced your out posts to Eaton Rouge,
the capital Of the State Of Louisiana, more
than two hundred and fifty miles into the in
terror,
Attacked there by a diviaioS of Cur rebel
enemies, under command of 4 Major General
recresnt To loyal kentucky, whom some Of
US would have honored before his apostacy,
of dounly. superior numbers, who took ad74n
tsgs OF your sickness, from The malaria OF
the marshes O. Eicksburg, " make 4 coward,
" attack.
Tns Brigade at Bstoo Rouge has routed the
enemy.
lie has lost three Erigsdier Generals. killed
wounded and prisoners, many Cololols and
held officers. Ge has more than q Thousand
killed and wounded.
You have Captured three pieces Of artillery
nix csisscns. two stand of colorc, AMI a large
number Vt prisoners.
$ You have buried his dssl ou the h.li oi
battle and sre caring for his wounded. Yet
sick as not 10 fight your eneruy if NJ desire.
the Contest.
You bave shown MN that il he caHp6t :sks
an outpost sitter weeks Of preparation, skat
would be his fate with the main body. /
your General should say he was proud =
you, is would only be to praise himself brt h;
will say he is proud 70 be one Of you
In this bettle the Northeast and the North.
west mingled their blood Oh the aeld, as theE
had long ago joined their hearts, 10 supper,
Of the Union.
Michigan stood by Maine, Isssachuse!t:
supported Indiana, Nl+conSlp aided vermont
while Connecticut, represented By tie Sous o
the evergreen shamrock, fought as our father!
aid at Boyne Wsters.
While we I'll honor the loss of many brave
comrades, we who were absent envy rheG
the privilege OF dying upon the battle beld fol
our country under the starry folds Of Me!
victorious dag
Ths colors aud gui3cas OF the several corp
engaged in the contest viii have inscribed OF
them Baton Rogue
Tc complete the rictory, the iron-;iac
STEAMER Arkansas, thu last naval hope Of th'
rebellion, hardly awaited the gallant sttact
OF the Essex, but followed the example Of he;
sisters, the Merrinae, the Manassas, chs Mis-
sissippi snd :he Louigisns-hy her own de
1truction. By command Of
Major General BrrIrR.
R. 5. DAVIS, Captain and a. a.. &, &.
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y7IRGNA-lN ChaNGERr ..an;ssIoasf F-rae.'
Oas Les olhrrG, L--rI: :. Z. lso2-
WILLIAM ;. Lesser. P.G
Agr.E,t
L7W I'VE, ai-Iais az: g, Their. Dsfre.
Notice Il hA-rr y -,ron Jtin r.IdsAi to hiA srii, And
&, a. o;ta.> aa-its 6 : III. rec; therein. Ihsti sssii Pr
o.s1 Ut La itth gay Of vote s askt, .. ny oisee, 81 LII
s.rbr-g =. h., 70 i .t:s toe seoeons OF Frederick Lss;-r,
as, ;Iuiuistrh:8 u Ls-ts 3a,!s G.e-sss, Gad i:ihs sr~di
,or. o. It's sA:i 35G>15E; ns- r537.rGd to p:oiaes and
-:rve tA... a..iD : o~f"Te ~ 81 &c :tras sa0 plhes nsI-
I 1sd. - a saEa:o,
ancsS-r,J ifafan.ar:3saT.
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.reif,;;1 A..o1AvvILLE 2aiLKoiD.
4CfEariTEEGETr's OFFICE
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ri. ,ae ~ 5u.k-7'l4 90 down t.ins.
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.Esc.Ay5.o Ps..eyEgs.-Tke rstura Ct Con.

.EScEAS5Ep Ei:gSEkS.- Lie iHlaiAi "a Noh-
:edesate Prisoners from tie ,,;orsa and TIE release OF
tie pIroi.d &. horae. hare oparea Ia "Ell for the rapid
accession, TO the ranks o! our army. OF ab7ui enc good
division. The reformation OF the Tatiou= corps 80 eX.
Changed il how going oa. out we regret to !cl:r 'ait
in the case OF many OF the eS.p2:"ieS path:s asFe
became so compiicarsd bv intervening ocac.Tslcei,
That their re~orcapt-s tio7 Ill - sor1e eztsnt, ts great
IL ~iinpea-i, ard coa officers sEt LIZ 70: % 17rsia'
,r.a -ro,h..
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= I!.i nguaGE5 81 iCGIiQ!r.
It,n-at =. :, ovi"sS, vii t.I a: w .as.e:a.G.
i -: 3.n..- Ah..r ..::si tsAsli: IL Gs!"
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By THE GGTE2T0f OF VIRGINIA..
JD,yf'J " VGt

T'SNu's =. hlaf-ar,
GnS ii: Se.r.iE.T 81 tB- .-G-l.n~ sE!:h
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;C1- AE"Ei"..D Pa sTsAMTE -, Egt>-
~ caukSoAT M-EHISG, !U5Csr 1~.STT-
S3uEIh. colnsic:=s az 20 osiCck, 20 VII; Gel 3,
Ia A~a' not-s 81 H!ies Morris. iue,!oser, No. =,
Gr:s!!o Sow, .hs s.t!., cargo Of Steamer -, TON
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:A,Toa's CouK1.-Or yestsTdAy, Sarah, a
slave Of isnst4c~r Es;,. charged ~t1h STEALING
ors soid ring. ~a.sc -, iloEi LswrS57s /. GoLeD.
~si remeai-i &c: T:-
Charles e aiav- .: j. .Ain,iy. charged VII s;!as "
runway, wes ~couni:sd 20 ;rL .
C]ocfchiii, e sLavs.oi ;A:.a sarah TFceitsol- charged
Nth stealing tiees frocka ana a'h.. clothing, ind Il
ut 81. JeTeEJ, Of Is. mjiusGs- YES continued aaA
:hiD 11tning.
Caxpsr Mccormick, charged witL I~tasi;ag Il! kant
child o: ~. VIM 4. M,ii5-. vas coEl5lsi Until
lis norptus.
WE I. Crawford. cteged with permitting Oliver
Angelic. his s-ep-cn 10 ttr0I Tar5c E.aiol rildJ ef
ps,sons rais:ug ,ba zt1,ts. veg irF-i crs G..Ie-.
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risn SALE >iTy;i ,Ga.I
GEORGIA L::;G= 0A tG.ifECEaiTG uVIO

E:iG NECEUL5.
E,JE SALT. sia4t Of iAui !yiay IL CEa:.nc:sr.
q uvua,J, 3S ~. HitcEet. stsrb, I've ia.!s :."-. GE.i
L.-ochee Il TeT. !~oIt5 iGi.- from .ioa.Su.. &C. c1a;s-G.
!ca zeoct i .5.j sVrea-svvc leacs1-SipY ii-,s.a asa
anu ne ls-i Is tie ae'sLboEuood 10 slaG.s - L. st ne.
i-c!i!o s-d crri.ia f0r C0cca !: no h:s,s. s"r :r-:aA-
So, rr, IL! :.sT 81 Te:i!a.2alt Il H. I1l-T. 49, syriy
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= EiJa 4. aTN { s. r. 3 GoAPAIY.I
hIcExoSp, a1S. 81, is62
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y :; - scsd vii -c- -3sc.1,iJ 20 "h!Ls Hcyse.
..-:, 81 mead daily st 4 AI. a:3 SrriTe at "s!f-
:.,::, 60 s--.. -. X ga s:TIveI c: 81
-. an t.ir IcFAETAnc,
~ yaT Lss:o. transportation.
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e,~-CC'rnE.s silf Of AVE ~ LOCIEA
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r ,ar.,.rt O., nTs.E ! l. LES. 4scso-.G, ! xG.4,
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Of IA, soulh AaaE EE.r. - looirs Sc2l::, has.nS 90 -.
Ls.., Eod soElaciioas dEGIiL., viz. hi To rS3J-..rj
cot. ga.Idiass, : srs. a. Go. -I.l, IL Sca!rSf-t; T.:i {
.a:z. r1a Of e-s,os.
81, .4!d a.st 6f lszt Is u .::si.ss! Gata:y. HTl
Lia;t-: u ths SF0V7a D: to- -1ua! stcps 81 'L!. :"ec0s Il
;hs 1.ta, sod ba~ 1s :; /. ~plgz:::1i eGif7 ~ 1*c.s.G.
Or. Tn. Il. Earris, TEo tsiiIst * L. ;:"-s-, s:l
vEow lbs .had 70 k-J f"TfJs ~!atifs - aG
F..sars wishing !U.S7r Information ~ ia sre.~e'
III eeaarn.oe:s M la u;.ds.ItEE- r:+s-aa:7tna,
iaoiss coatr7, w.
Taf-s MACS kew ca sly o. ala.
aaoold %. lay Ls17s a.In-a bs available for tsS nsi,,
u. sa.s VII L2Es zL-ee CT no MS: suttac.s day .nt.sat.
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LATE N0RTEERN NEWS,
Oar dates from The North are to the 2Oth
We select tho following:

Oar dates lrom The North arc to the 20th
instant. We select tho following:
7HH AsERic4H oCEsTyoNN EC9upE
Tbs Europa" has arrived with London
and Liverpool DATES OF the 9th. Mr.. Slidcll
had al interview with ii. Ihouvenel snbse-
ouent to his audience With tue Emperor, snd
N. Thouvenel Is asserted to havo alleged that
the unwillingness of England was tho priuoi-
pal reason why France did not act at once in
American matters. Tho recognition 6: the
independence Of tho South was regarded AZ
pretty certain.
grand banquet was given at Sheffield 20
Lord fa'me!stcn, who in his speech regretted
the prevailing distress in the manufacturing
district; but he thought all would admit tbs
wisdom of the government in no: attcTlpt-
ing to relieve thht distress ~ interference
IL the American war. He considered inter
ference would only make matters worse, and
the government would; therefore, maintain
strict neutrality. He hoped that the evils
~" ~R'eSAlE OAAo " Law AL Guu7 thhI =
charitable feeling would yet prevail on the
other side Of the Atlantic, and that another
year would not gee a continuance Ct the pre-
sent deluge of blood.
Mr.. Roebuck mada a lcns speech. He said
be had no doubt Auierlca would be divided
IN two, aud he thought ultimately Into aye
parts, ard forever cease to be the United
States. He denounced the Conduct of the
North as an immoral proceeding, totally in
capable of success. Thus they could never
BIZ reunited. Tho war was Il mere wssie Vi
blood. 1t eas no war asains; ~siaver:.
The rebel steamer Merlimac sDd No. go
hsd.susceeded in escaping ftom tie Yankee
Tar steamer TuSca-ore.
TIE sales Of Cotton on .he 9Th: IN the I.ivsr.
pool markot,' were five thousand bales, prices
closing dr.n and unchanged. The sales &c
spectators and exporters were 1000 hales
Consols closed 1t 93aa 93s Tor money.
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Icppy Umsl.

80 rlF s=-=ua6s gives il Compliment to
TTiss Frss;isr: sseRhecs, OH Tuesday evening,
Il Columbia, :. g., ha co:n1os0caa his eloquent
nrssch On ,!.s occasion by saying hs aid not
expect On this: his FIST visit to that besutifii
city, 70 rs thus hc-o1s6. tut consider Ing lis
oiGci.l POSITION. Le recognized the risi. 20 Do
cs:.4i ~ ani &c D. asked eWsichmuo! Whit
q ;Ls night" as Lis dear, sh.ii: voice
rar3 cat .h- question on the Eight Dir. be
. paused, .ui frcIl the E4tchtoIer hard oy
csre t.eek tie psalns aEawer, ss if from the
c:auHS-'Al's velln1 4 thfau passed
through the hearts OF the company, and on
iii seas. vas heard the exclamation, Happy
! oIca:"
---
IL -c7o- q heg1oss Voting azd Eatins oh@
se .ths-Sts.s OF Iiina1s by a-1ajot-
IL of ,l775,00C, fzS voted against negroes yc-
ting and holding Office, several Of tho strong
heploEe@-. colutis2 gave large 1usjorities
ior shat E.ea5a7s. Hi11sbaso acIayy, for
i-s:2hce
Fer negroes ~osinE sTa S.';di1s sthss. &*'lS4
Against i, "a
Warren ccc1t-, ;or 3,0S6
.geins7. III
G7uair cunt. Tor; i,64l
Esa.n=I. l25
: Tr":s r9u1::ss cs!e nov Republican, Or
rather white, abolition oEcis4,, They seem
to prefer negroes. saa cerssiaI .uades popu-
lar sovere:gn;y 81. rssfsrs1as oughs 10 be
srarie3.
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BY THE G~GTE2T0R OF VIRGINIA
= r2DCL4-N4YitiH
E~NECaIAt!rI z:-:rE G9sa Ec::7e3 ~ Tie Exccy.
= ,vu :i.rt Ja:i:- " .uIArJ wig .,T1- oVEvtc ed
tj .h.'ircg!. ipS of tina u"anir e Ge.y u. nlTd0r !:
-: s-1,E: G-.:sS, .si s1-.oEasi :. d.. y-art IuPri.cn-
Gss: : In rs2;SE,i='y, LA .sSap>i irsi2 the jail .:
i.ii t:..;T 49, - Sc" :"iaC Il; is'I,:
Trsrri &c p. - -: b: r:sr ? r-H.cI 0: "a Iuhdrtd
So. -. - al; PETE: s1ap sEsi aTTGJ: the Isid s.aes W
80; .I- Art .isIiv3s hiE i..o To, Jt:i y. ia o5Gat7 q
R5sT2, att an aHr.o7sr regu'ra III 3@:-:s Il shI.
oa,ILcaws-i:c. G.yI nad uilINry, hEG re4.-I: tns POO
PIC generally 20 I . .asir hos: s3s','VLS " nr.e-:e Its
street.. list lie r.Gy rv brought 10 Justice.
49, ;,iT=r ETtyr iar 80. e. G3vrToor. nnG ra2s,
us The Lss See. Il !As C-lnGawas.Is. Z: sich-
49, Eca3. u.s. 2iih lay 1: lcgc.J lSs2
t5E.i .-STCHSR
TyISS :~3Tsr.o-
J-"A,f =. %r,:>aD.
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Ei.l5OiCIic5i.

t.i.SSVLN
IN Ju..dEaTE HGE .: the !vstt o: Il, =" F;eis-. OF tbs
nrn II p " PieJ~ = Co., :ag aaDs il Ibis day az
sc;-st all Isrs0a. hav'7y "ih'0i Hah.ans shs iat- -ao'
will TYssest pc .Ez Is :; sax: .iaJr-tr, onrTiV1s PAR
.rer. ca iuv.. s.eci@:. ys.-s 7a!EaGat &c Lo uadsI-
siyns!
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tyut.zr. ia -. ,a- * ;h5 SJa u z. ". ?i1rcs o Co..
iii L,::ii.. .Le GczEiz,i5: Suri- - {! ih7 Old SAn1 Of
z. ". fi.rsa & 60. Gary ss,-e: hE7i1s tscuEs1 Tho sar-
v,csz Ct b. clreIreno,i B-3k.h seper AID seiGsE4a, sol-
or. IN , r.;r.arrs oil the .ste friendS Of he G. u. sad CON
oiysS,.as OF Corn. WEeAt, Tohacso, and p'odnes In g"n'
erGl- --,r,, p,---
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Ti!gaSik .I;t .i$:4TT on Z EA3Ts.lE
ID - IL: ES-c r!L3 - b=NlH2 -. LIE,
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So. - ~ 1gl: y; -rc.ioar 81 ms p:a0 - -, y iGe az:
~ ssvsr!d.e. oE VEG .aLAi. .-- .cTE ACGt$T.
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laa %: 70. : i:vz;c !; u set .ai c dsp'a =: 20 :So:.
az Ia :: u = --:..-g "a ::SIt :r.!!rE o. Asi,@S '.-.:.
tn- h.rJ, las e!ss :; .roS,I sad !. - co.. Si4,:. 80
..c-loa u a :-cA: l~.!:IG.I.. c.s
Ai.Vr "''cs, 81? tac-: : { e!o:: ?. u -! tss.t
;~o go! eTiek 40 ::are: ts-eEeat:. So! .sTv--i VII
IL tGT-. sect. -e-::e L.: J-n= tI.sk : s,ecsiT 800.
.sesr :e..@e2:S -" us'oe c-ce, u::s sea 1880 a.
kcSvd, sce ere eYca'ac.,t Csc bU;.G-ss .Ic.-'-.
~E2Gs-os4.;-!-4 e.s. balance 4: ,!= go i...v1
mouths, fvt Z, s"::tt.. G.,"., s-f,s: teGN5 s:,'-:i "
. rus. dot. GODDlE 5ApPt&s%%,
Az 1-:.a ALsi:. aSD.
MUSCNE..-T icTEi. ~fIHHrTUKE AT aUclfOT.
r}IE3 C.2i.iar.te JGTer = ~; r,sl1s i-s!-t ne stT.a
J. E..., . ~! ,oil. o.. Tk0akoDAi th- ~ a-, -
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TaS 5000 ?S!ri!us rs o. se-L 21-'5..-S -!EiE
Ia !Gp ,velN sgp.I. sst "a .! sepst:-: qz..:;y.
TEaka-IsaE.
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e.. 90 .isr.4-G. -,er:.;S ria 10 =, ITO.
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adopted f7iE reference 10 ti.osa who ere
blamAble. especially tie officers hisnesi; ~
command, cannot be determined without iur-
,hcr investigation.
In contrast to this 5ham.ti! affair, tie Gan-
eEai commanding takes pleasure lit making
honorable r~:tnsion Of the cnnHucs. :? / d.
tacaTant CT iTsnty-two u'sn of companies /
and II. l0th Wisconsin regiment. uri0F tl!e
command o~f9ergaahts W. Nelsoa chi i. T.,
MakinScn. TITO detachment. WIS ~ du;y
guarding : hri'g= asst nc Eratsyii!". w!en it
was L!teci."l %, re 2Gth *fAsail, ny 1. lo7.o
Of s9mH tv0 Hc thT.= hanirsl c~ara;rr, 1Aich
it iolSir :"r ~" h'ars. r.d ~raft:'.:ca - !..s
nos: :iE'-ti u~Ar,.er.
Sach /: IA" aaniic; ...st iutv ~; Eotor
dcm@bd of -vsT; s1,t.sT: a-1 this "@amilr
is worthy ri im:.ztioa r: h;ghr: cIi;sTs al!
larger c0lpTG5ds, e cc!n@s3j ii
Alsjo. i~s&:*rs.- 3rg,I.
Jas. ~, CT, All Chief ofa:&T.
Official: j. ii. Wnns.T, !. :. {.
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FOUND DAD,-W;!lan GriEa:s tree ne
gro nan, ii1ps on VoTehia street in sat:he.!o=p,
was found desi In mis- led "a Sunday hight iaGt ate,
having tes1 missed by ls ~neiEhto@, icr seTaia! days.
Hish Constable EIssrnhn Ts3 eal1d 70 :hs eooS but
finding 10 ua;i;s 81 TiSicEa2r or -RT c:heT indications
Of cr;Iis, DE- It rc5a7p'jsT =, sarl.2oa = !Er! Of
inquest recrssei WA eh"ut iotty.t:s yess; OF sFe.
and ~ irdr,iry ard Esd co2iucE had accumulated
some litle p~.uisrty. ne cs-a G: MS destL -as St
.ibrt.l to ,ocgas !on ct re irgfa. he aai sorle
line prsr:o1zl: uerieI crHn t:r galleries.. aad Tas
taken yv;eh . :.c.,e CID. !.oLl WIKI /: Gat 40: rs
covered 7l:so -. az. lsr.lr.
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PLLak,HT.-Iae Weather To- iaofs thaA a
week LAS: has tesr Of n decidedly p'eHasnt tUn. Z
few tine,y storers, ! continuously asreeaela atnos-
phere. aai ceuers:y ver: p.-t:T arl Lewitrn;ng aEis-,
ha:e cotytribr,a 10 mule up = 5es=o2. Of ~ ord:nG;J
accspiatiutT. The swil!erDs heats Of july SID the
INST o. tas present. nontn sea2a 70 asTe oeea iadicauFe
Of : :" god TIE ~couirs," eId Wien i. CANA, /: hrouEi:
along 4 ye.' 6s,!!ciou: ssutisG, : Of these days tue poe.
20 iua pur calls tie nsIaacto.y days" "htch arr. Ia
fsc. tie az ee,astt ard rot tns sajie3t OF tie GEAR.
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4. b.-.-i ps;e:a. having siEjD, aes'ass sts .sor'
eonsess viii frsssI: tsoE - ooar - cs aAier.izEAa q
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S.t:f:--G1 &c: s:!er WE'D 'EaHAE, Angus: T:a.
Y a.. -: ?..:., : ,h6 E.!:tGosi sd U.1T!.e
-, y -. -: 3a:,'t-s:
, 1862-10-02

F1E1M CONG L DI8TKICr
We have received a copy Of call for \
Congressional Convention In the Fifth
District, or rather tor = Convention in
Knox county to send delegates to Con
gressiona1 Convention. The call is headed
Union, for the sake OF the Union"
and is signed by the Hon. James
Knox, ex-M c., ". stldon Gale, Esq, well
known for his connection with the late
Constitutional Convention, Buchanan's two
poetmas+ers 1t Galesburg, and about one
hundred otherA We had been informed
previously Of an attempt being made by
certain souroRepublicans to defeat Ar:
Lovejoy, for no better reason than that
he got the nomination which they sspt1ed
to. Al that We have to say in the prem
tses is that the Republicans engagedin this
enterprise will succeed only in digging a
pit for themselves to fall into. The peo-
pie Ike fair dealing and they will not tole-
rate any scheme which seeks to band to.
gether eare-he&ds and Tories for the pur.
pose Of putting down good man The
scheme1s will do well to let Mr. LovejoJ
alone and devote their spare time to fight
ing the common enemy, and If they do a
good service, or show u much zeal In ths
came, ~ HI. Lovejoy has, their turn to b.
membe1s Of Congress will come just u
soon - the people desire to elevate them
Otherwise they find themselves In the con
diiion of the man who wrote his own epi
taph, thus:
~1wa9 well;
lwfkhed to Be better;
took phytic.
And here He."
, 1862-10-02

Net WRllnE t. - Csa1teA 4 Tory
Hon. q. D. Neacham, TIA present mayoe ot
Freepozt, aod = lifelong Democzat, wss called
upon to speak 1t Democratic meeting held
At that place, and he did 10 with great power
and eject, and m manner not Ut Ill satiafac-
tory to the tories who Invited him. Among
other things, he said:
Complaint haa been made that negroes m
fleeing from the Gouth and coming among US
This ie the direct consequence of slavery In
the soath. II the negro could havc hIs free.
dom In the south, he would stay there, and to
get rid Of the negro In nlinois, An in favol
Of the speedy md swift destruction Of slavery
throughout ill the south. When this Is done
the nsgrots Wfl leave us and 60 eouth to Z
climate better adapted to them. The cruelty
Of slavery drives them north among us. GiyI
them freedom in the south and our cold eli.
mate VIII drive them fom US. Hence hal
the proclamation Of the president, giving
freedom to the negro, Is wise and absolutely
demanded By circumstances which surround
the nation. Had be not done It the rebels
would, and LETT the governmentin In the attitude
OF fighting to preserve slavery under the con.
stisntioD. With these vleWB 3hAa belong t.
no pRfty until the war Ia over