, 1862-08-06

crs. Tie man who is not with us is against
ue, and we must judge men by their acts Let
every one Of these home sympathizers aud
abettors Of treason be Weeded ont thoroughly,
root and branch. Our interests are too pre-
plottipgs OF those in our midst extending aid
to our foes and indirectly, II not directly, con-
nivipg at the escape Of rebels from the Gus !
tody OF the United States. There are many /
more Of them htre- LET them be watched Wig !
ilant1y and arrested the very instant they man
ifest in ary mauner their treas enable designs. |
They are more dangerous By far than the |
openly ayowed traftor, and deserve ranything |
a eeverer punishment.
We understand that Col Tucker has fer
wsrded statement of the case to the secre-
taIy Of War, asking for instructions, but oW-
ing to the arrangement Of the wires by the ]
storm, has not up to the present time received |
any reply.
MILITARY INTELLIGENCE.
New Regiments and Recruiting OFF,
GERS.
MAJOR SM1TH's NEW KKGISiEST--Malor Il.
F. Smith Of the 89:h regiment 1lnois Volun-
teers, now doing dnty at Damp Douglas, has
been solicited by many Of the leading citizens
Of Livirgston and adjoining counties to place
himself at the head Of movement to raise
regiment In that vicinity for three years. SET
vice Upon the Majors expressing willing
ness to do anything for the good Of his coun-
try, seven companies, many Of them nearly
completed, were st once rendered to form
parts of 1lsregiu,ent. M.j. Smith is not only
well known in these counties as q brave and
energetic man, but his experience Of lsi1
months in Western Virginia, and his deterni-
nation to fight down this rebellion, render
him peculiarly well fitted to take charge Of
such regiment. We should not neglect to
mention that Livingston county has Alre ldg
sent ,0G0 men into the field, and no y ofIeRs
bounty Of forty acres Of 1aud or Sl00 to every
| new II cruit for the three years service.
Since writing the above, We learn that Gov.
Ya:es has given encouragement to the effort
| to raise regiment, to temporarily rendezvous
| st Pontiac, Livingston county. This will in-
| sure lis SPEEDY completion. We also learn
| that two companies Of the G9lh regiment, one
from Livingston and the other from Graudy
| county, are anxious to be mustered ont OF The
| three months and into the three years ser
| vice, Eita view OF joining Major Smiths
| regiment.
| '6LL ABOARD THAT'S S1OlNG- '-lHe IT,
c1ui1iDg Office for Battery B, Chicago Light
ARTILLERY, was opened yesterday at No. 10
! Clark street By Lieut.. Theodore I. Roberts.
and during the day there WAS a rush of young
NTH for the taQorite places offered in the
ranks Of IL Is company, such as has not been
time eibee this proud battery left for tie seat
Of var, the lists were now opened for nc y re
cruits; and many we're quick to avail them.
eelyes Of it. Lieut.. Roberts has enlisted fit
tect., ard will doubtless complete his mission
| Lere to-daY-certainly at this rate. The re-
crults may be mustered in at once, and have
transportation to Memphis By the tisst train
There are but few places lett. 1t is alnos
ret dlees to ask who viii ill them All aboard
that's going: .. $780,.
TRADE REG1MENr.-Capt. Hsll has removed
his recruiting office from No. Lake street Il
: No. Is South Cirak street, near Lake, Wner
, | his company is fast filling up with soma
, ! tie best nep that have enlisted. To thos'
| who are about enlisting. and are looking Tor
; for yourselves. Enlist at once aud 6aye tn
bounty offered by Cook county aud the gov
erpnlent. Remember that being drafted cut
e,f your bounty Of S162.
: WAREHOUSES BATTERr--Lfeut. Wood
i ward il here Tor the purpose Of raising fe'
q gus, and want TO get men enough to max
:, the battery a full one-s1x guns. They al
II a, u located in Memphis, and th:lr reputatio
It is secend to none in the field Thslr heat
u quarters for recruiting Is at u R2ndotp
r street. Go and join them, boys.
+ A FINE OProzTUS14x..--Capt. Gur5oa
u Hubba1d's company foz the Board Of Trad
= Brigade is rapidly filing up. Capt. Hubbat
l. is 8 man so we'll known in this commu1i
- that any endorsement Of ours is unaecessar
- Capt. Hubbard's recruiting Office is III Il
r. Portland Block. Glve him call.
ar MI1LER's BATTERY.-A few more got
D. men arc wanted for Capt Miller's crack b.
Apply Immediately at 123 Lake street, OF
IL Camp Dcng1as. The battery nov numoe
c. over q hundred men and has its guns. Ca{
le Miller is 8 splendid officer and has b capt.
T. crowd OF men with him. Apply soon.
AGKApuArE At WoRK.-Capt. James
Iianey Of this city. graduate Of the N.
University Of Evanston, is raising cetnpa'
h.. IN Fulton and MeDoDough counties.
IL A CAPITAL CuAScE.-Cuptain Joseph
a. | GrvenAut has recruiting tent In the Cot
or House Square fronting on Randolph sire:
~ H. was one Of the first to enlist in Chicag
rs c,ived his promotion for being an excelie
Il. Il; | drilled ana daring soldier He was wound
m. at Done1eon, hut ia all right again no = to
ng TER service. Il you go under him you y
-. have an officer that you can be proud Of
~ tE1IED N1ATES S4AGGiE ~JbEs4s@AE Est
al day WIS consumed In hearing up motions
Is new trials, which were taken in their ord
OF The same course will be continued to-day {
90 also tomorrow, and after that time the CO
will adjourn for the term. The next te
by will commence on the first Of October he
nj SUPERIOR CouRT.-The judges, Mes
on Wilson and Goodrich, met yesterday and c
-" cluded to do no more business this te
'er, Next term commences on the first Of Sept
zed s,cr next.
the REcoRDnR's CouRT.-The Grand ]
ned brought In the following indictments yes
day:
, Catherine Dr1scoll, Agnes Morrison, wl]hel1
sey y. q 1niams. larceny. plea rot guilty; Thr
nv. Deady. as' auit. plea guilty; Moses NJ grs,
'' tepy.
WIS The following parties were tried, and
yes diets rendered as indicated below:
Massey 7: Williams. larceny. guilty. four i ]
n;an nor. n ,h1e ats. d,snissed; Ann Roaeh. la7t
aion entity, one day in county jail: VII ]. Shel
has 3mp}t aaea, &c default On e;ogn1zsnse Get .
NM Agnee Mozst=osl, larceny, five days in county
guns LAW 1NTELLIGENcE.
has 60, ,~.
= IL 1htn,es D1u'nzgndaNe; 5s4-CbaseeEy; Sc
.ooo Eefault Of J. 8. Ennet and Mary Ennet, and
s2JU; Etet ~ 1ss ,h"ncoT. sntHons Giii-jSn
% a1 q +: 5. Rust; c1editofs bin order 10 Be pre-
E sssa1es es l. Changer M fEseo
sSHtia On motion Of cnmpl11nanIs solicitor, " ents
Sss fBEstsa tsss2s r. massss S9 81
soins It al vs s. E. Underhil It al, ceditors bill
Ray teudant moves By counsel to yet thts g cause Is J
,anis for he8rtDg and the complalnants solicitor
l a motion FJf GXt9uEt0u OF time, 70
ztaeft se1ee OF tae m4ste1, P." a,scfs1 pe :,
Faa No. b0a chance5y; James H. Reebe vs; W
ard M e. 81; 81 9 9ttnynau "so M
chaneey; S. b. RsldWin vs: John Wingrav
q As junction on af1da.t It fled injnnctfons here
as It's | ordered. herein dissolved: No. 69S-cnar
~ Jno. Mott ct 4 vs: : F. unae.h,1l creditor i
E coz tended in which to lake nroof uutn the f
onage betors +. 4. HOME. 20. Ne James Free1
al. rs. Samuel II. ThomPsou ct a.; 8.
tton snd to be preps.ed By NJ Reed.
IA for a0-Ex4etus Hale & Co. ve Samuel T.. Ha
fandanl; molten for new trial argued an
eas1ng taired upon the payment BY plaintiff Of
ely to eosta. BY the nIst day Of SePtsmoeT a ne1
t mar have leave to amend their pieadings
oA'n Il. AYres; ejectment: further arg
On motion Of lsRsn RiReatla unSsx 1Ss es9is 9sE
Nc. B1-admfraltY Thomas Simms vs-
ontey OlsoD sl,; tuie settled and costs paid. az
F1a be dismissed No. S6-A Admiralty; John
esnoon ve. Steamer Mohawk; default, and decree
ec'y. daE1t fled for eA-sS.