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, 1862-08-04
FROM" M'clElLAM'S ARMY. :.
An Expedition South of
| james River, E.
a NAVAL CONFLICT !: IMPENDING.


600 troops crossed the liver yesterday
afternoon, for the purpose Of destroying the
houses and woods on the opposite shore v ~hich
had afforded protection to the rebels. Every
thing in the shape of a dwelling was burned.
This was the point where the rebe}s sheiled
our: shipping and encanpment. The affair
Was successfully accomplished, without the
loss Of man.
The gunboats this morning are engaged in
fhsl9 the shers h'aa nd hen.as s r. an e
night before last, and tsso wonnded.
FORTRESS MONROE, August 1.--Tne steam
er Georgia, With $50 released rebels, has ar
Rived here.
E,,:i---:5:etea,nera 1et.esea htre and Harzl:
ed with g.. ldiers Of different regiments re-
turning to duty. Some Of them are new re-
cEuIts.
The New Tork qmaes' James River army
correspondence, dated July Slst, states .thaF
Two suspicious rebel craft, probably the new
Mer71mac and Gou1g America, cast anchor
yesterday noon off Turkey Bend. Several Q
our gunbo8ts were imuaediately sent to thai
vicinity, the Monitor making 3 reconnois
sance, after which. the gunboat 1leet, including
the Ga1ena, Monitor, and Others, was orderci
In line OF battle, of Lighthouse Poiut.
4 balloon and gunhoat Reconnaissance
above and near Fort PoT haitian discovered NJ
rebels or earthwoGh5 in that vicinity. (
branch rai1ro6d has been discovered from th'
banks Of the James River, opposite Berkley'
Landing to Petersburg.
9p. m>-.The position Of the feet is uu
changed. The rebel rams are still of T1rke'
Bsn6.-
How near we are to naval battle every On
can Judge for himself r.
;NAs1McTos, August 2.-An officer wrl
ting from HarEison's Landing to 3 gentlema
IN Washington saye:
tAll is quiet On the James River. On
corps after another is being reviewed by Ger
Mcclellan, aud The troops make very fin
appearance. The soldiers are in good spirits
called upon to strike.
- If the New England, the Middle State
! and the Great West will only do their dut!
! tlls wicked REBELLION will be crushed foreye
God grant that the call far more men will n1
| be In vain.''
, 1862-08-04
CHICAGO, MONDAY, AUGUST 4, 1852.


By agents Of the Navy Department. Capt.
Fog promised that heavy -f,rce should
~ 49,, ~. 80 ~ -e,,,, 80 40 +h,,a bao..
- oee - ~ =, e"s .9 D9'o
oo"h, P1t On tplch Hooa ou1~asass ano
plate With iron, after the most approved mod
ella. Each ho,t IL ca]cu1ated tn carry t~o
~ =. s.,. - 80, ~. Az -.
Eu"a ano oe aoie ~ pAs'oA VIC :"no ii:ef
anywhere from the mouth to Pitts
burph. There boats viii be pushed through,
rronntaa and mt In aomn;aa;or ;o,.
o .f1s lat
they are placed On the river all danger OF
o,,er;17. 7nxas7on ,vg;11 he al an ena r.vo
w. ~
Rooaea eun1oats were ap1e TO preserve
order along the whole Tennessee River while
tbe countrT was in the hands os the enemy
and it is certain therefore that ten iropclads
Will form an ample police 1orce Tor The Ohio.
WAsHIEGroN, August Sit is said in we'll
informed circles. that direct and decisive ac-
tiou is TO be taken IN the prosecution Of tue
war, and that perfect agreement exists be-
'twEEn the Urfne3pa1 Eeners1s and the excrntfFe
nIaIcn Q! tae e97efnment. Ihis Is asserted
rs Ia nhe Gertaia peaicy oi me admlnaatraslon.
III; ~ ss NatloaA @ bauk NoIe Go1panI say laey
"A ~ 1--we ne" STAMPS ready ~ tae 1oth ot
Ausoee.
NEW 1oRK, Ang. 3.-Ehe Hor!Ts " ash-
4o3t1G1x A1SP9LC1' PaJss 1dA.1uF|4AN1 1E4uI-
son, Gen; Bates, kepresentatiTs Gurley and
la5z. Anderson, all OF Ohio, at the request of
Governor Tod, had long interview With the
secretary OF War, the president, and Gen
ers1 Hal1eck, regarding military Interests
1n southern Ohio, together with those in
Kentucky, which ended most satisfactorily,
and it il probable that all that the committee
came after will be accomplished Tonight
they had an important Interview With Gen.
Halieck, during which be alluded to the negro
question and said that be Was Row, and al
waJs had beer, in favor Of using negroes with.
IN tue fnailtary lines, and OF eou6scatlng all
s1ages and other property Of rebels in arms.
In addition, he said that Ten. Mcclellan had
been Instructed to use all negroes coming
within bis lines, and compensate those
who were Tree, but to employ them without
| referenceto their status The order on EN-
| p1oYlpg negroes viii 1probably soon be
Issued pJ Gen Mcclellan.
-. MAshlSuaoS! ~ ~ 10y :t.te st-*' ~ qele
~: W tne x.th .Hleo.o xa - euutu5lu
~ Uuio, oas a. ~ ~ ~ n suose ! ~ hSnaaehy
..s anu oowpuseu - %5 a,3, psundson aal
ItR1Esen5se R 5at UT'lSs' Ts' Saneu " tae seeletal1
y! ", TIE to'4ay: iAes atso hao an 1nterFle"
WIZ aeu; aeneeh 1o-nlgne, uuIiog ~AGn III
eAplessea n11nseH "a 1afor: OF Using AZ pe
| Eloeh "lthln Inc ltnes' aug connscaans al
sAsgs ano plope1Ly o. :repeIs.
a 4e1tF 1ph hsl1lsons Lanulu5 counrms
Ine pLeFloas fepofts tnat the rebels are pslns
! Isiget5. 1eintoleea. lucy nave TifnaTa# VI
moHE " tnetr troops 1foH ooatn ana MOTH
, 1862-08-04
FROM k'ClELlAN'S ARMY.
OUR FLEET GONE up TO MEET HER,
More Firing across James River.

'FoRTREss MONROE, August Lit is fa-
mored and believed here that the new Merri-
mac hiss come down as far as Fort Darling.
One thing authentic Is that the federal gun
boats have passed up the river, beyond Harrl-
sons Landing.
4 detachment Of Infantry and cavalry from
AcClellan's army made q reconnaissance
: down the Cbickahominy. aud came towards
Williamsburg till they. met our feet. They
then returned, reporting that they had not
seen the enemy,
Last night, between and ] "a o'clock,
rebels opened fire on MeCleIlan's center for
about an hour and 8 hall, from four batteries
Of flying artillery opposite the Landing, some
sboye and some below. Not one Of their
shells exploded. Ssvera1 vessels were struck
By FRAGMENTS Of shells, but no one on the feet
was injured. Nine soldiers were killed and three
wounded. AI.er halt hours dehy our siege
guns opened, and in less than forty minutes tne
+ febels were silenced- II the motive OF the
rebels was to draw our .gunboats down tue
river; they were disappointed, as not one made
:" Nothing further had been heard Of the rebel
MerFImat.
, 1862-08-04

Nc learn from the Charleston Qll)
f,y7itr 1lat when the news of the guerilla
.11nrsan's rtcent exploits reached that
p!..e, garg If tories rcse through the
<<5s;Tce1s With impunity, cheering f'r Nor
= gan. .1cG Davis, and the E'eu'iern Con-
fi,Icracy. We are informed that d
s;u.ilar scepc was enacted in Tandalia,
We have received 1ctur from
Tnicu courty, stating tl,at the seces~
s;,.pists there have become highly rampant
End talk Of driving Inioa men out Of
TIC county; also that rebel flag was
1,uistt.d in one of tic towns there recently;
and kept f, ing all day.
I, strikes lis that the sooner the militia o.
illinois are modified and Iut en- the ,racl
of these COW boys, the betucT.
, 1862-08-04
From North C4Fol1uns

New YORK, August IA Nezbern corres-
-poudent OF the Herald states that two e1pedl-
IONS had just been made-the first to TEN
-, under Cot. Lee. comprising The 9th and
: Island battery, and four companies Of tie Sd
New York cavalry the second 70 Po1locks~
Ezss. under Col Fellows, comprising the 17Gh
49, chueet1s zn<3-n- portion OF the Sd New
TTask cavalry. The rebels at Trenton skedad-
5nea. and at PoiIotksyiI1e slight skIrmish
~4i;h rSbel carafrT resulted IN killing two,
1wounding two, and t2o ptisoaera- The object
Of the reconnaissance being to ASCERTAIN the
forces in the vicinity, which Nas accomplished.
;fke expedition r-turnet.
1Aiebael j. JslEiu. of the 23d AassschuBests,
-.Eas shot at In the streets Of Newbern. After
being wounded, he shot aud captured his H.
eailhnt and captured smother. -"
Col KuItz Ind the house guarded and pulled
to the ground On Saturday, apd several arresta
sTere made. The assassin win be hung.
, 1862-08-04
FROM GEN. P0PE'S ARMY.
Enthusiastic Reception Of General
Pope by His Men.

WATERLOO, Va, Aug. Intelligence from
Crlpepptr says scouting parties go out daily
and occasionally bring in rebel scouts. No
enemy in force has been discovered this side
If Gtrdonsvil1e. It is supposed that strong
iutrenehments are being constructed at taat
place by the rebels.
Our troops are in such high spirits, and go
confident OF complete success, that they Say
they can defeat whatever rcoel forces may be
there collected.
Gen. Pope, on his way hither, was received
with enthusiastic cheers by our troops, whom
he reviewed, complimenting them on their
splendid sppearance aud the perfection o1
their drill.
Deserters have been much checked within
the last few days by the stringent orders OF
Gen. Pope. Several deserters having been
found guilty, are sentenced to be branded and
d1upmed out Of the army.
Al present all il quiet in front Of US.
, 1862-08-04
The Guerilla Raid In North Missouri

The Guerilla Raid In North Missouri.
Hrpsox, Mo-, August 3d.-Porter's baud
Of .enEriIlas crossed the North Missouri rail-
toad Oh "Wednesday last and On Thursday
night crossed the Hannibal and St. Joseph
foSd on their way to the northern counties
puraued BY Col Guitars forces. Porter had
between Go and 100 men Bands numbering
ted, twenty and fifty: were constantly joining
hin. Poinde1ter, another notor3ons" ma
1anaer,. with, about an equal number
ofmene was marching on Glasgow yesterday,
where there ara less than txo hundred Of our
troope, The gue1i1laa r. Northeastesa ;Mo.
| IL believed that their operations viii be
Speedily brought to q close By prompt and ef-
fcfeat measures, adoptet by.our forces -: :.
Porter. and Ro1ndexter profess to have come
from the -coufederate goV. to raise 1eermts
and then join Price, who, it Is expected. viii
soon be ii the State again. ' 80 - :: =
, 1862-08-04
Ibe Griht&ne.
MONDAY, AUGUST 4, 1862.


Republican County Convention.
Q The Republican voters o1 Cook Count }:
1ou are requested to meet in the towns, at your
usual places OF holding elec;ions~ At two o'clock
p. H., On Tuesday. Ang. 18th, 1864 and IN tho
wards Of the city At the places hereinafter ,aea-
ttnned at four O'Clock r. N. Of aatd dsF, to choose
delegates to Convention, to assemble at the su
pcrvieor@s Room in the Court House, IN the city
OF Chicago. OF Wednesday, the 18th DAY OF August
NEXT, at two o'clock, p. NJ, for tbs purpose q
nominating Representative to the Congress d
the United States from the 1et Cnngrestiona
District Of this State, which IL nos composed O
The county Of Cook.
All who arr in fRyos Of sustaining the preeen
c4.;es41 AAaAk%4e<e~eisz., st1ks.t
prosecution of The ~ar, for the tefeat OF tra'
tore. ed the extinction Of treason, slre cordial
1prstvi tn meet snd act with the Republicans 3
the times and places specified
The a:He.eu. wards and tpxns will be entitle
, 1862-08-04
GEN. uALLECR-S Posi- EIQN.

The statement III our special Washington
dispas' Of y. stcr.]ay, that Gen. Halleck is
heartily in favor Of seizing till rebel prop
e14y aid freeing their slaves, is con1irmed
by the correspondent Of tic Associated
15ess. The correspondents Of the New
sSurk Eo71d and Cin,inna'i Commercial
also assert The same. We caunot doubt
Therefore, that such is the fact It hfhooves
Hose Democrats who have justly regarded
Gen. Ua]leck as one II thr most shining
lights IF Their party, ts' consider well the
T.'eii,sn which be has taken, while bearing
u;u1i Lis shoulders the vast responsibility
q. sAlilx the country il: its Irvsen1 peril.
, 1862-08-04

!. T3f0fffHRf Ya New EOTK~tIhp0TtAnk
MeWe from tie K1eekad3ng Fleet
NEw YoRK, Augast3.-It il stated that The
goverpore ,proclsm stion: for drafting will ba
: h The atrainer MisEis5itppt has arrived from
Hilton Head. The gunbost Magnolia aud
the prize steamer Memphis hsFe arrived
reports tie mszr1age OF the Count do Paris to
+. f6e tlatnt daughtef Of the Duchess Of Parma,
'w61clf fuses the two royal branches, Bourbon
and Orleans, and makes, him the Legitimate
reprs1entaHve al both houses. Il; =: :
t1nsacE chased the British steamer Herald,
Cant; Qoke,t=r. into thns port. She had ru1
the blockade Of Chsr1eston.
The Nassau Gxardsas speaks Of the matte1
, 1862-08-04

.PH11ADR1.PH1A, ADgust 9,-Ehe British
schooner Emma, of andi from NassanT
boots, shoes, salt, d., :Was captured Jnl9
9th, by the United States steamer Aq1ron.
dack. Tbe Emma arrived off the Navy farfi
! this morning. Her captain and crew are On
board the Adirondack IL irons. - - =
, 1862-08-04
The ChfcsEo Times Stock Jobbfng
GnnboAk CRnAFd.
Thnradav Jn1v


Washington Was quite shaken from its pro-
priety oday By that stupfdest Of canarda In
regard to the appearance of q feet Of ten iron
clad English bn1lt gunboats of Mobile. To
enough to CROSS the Atlantic, fron-c1ad, and
armed as only goyernments of 6rat-rate
power can afford, could be bnals in En-
gland, France. or elsewhere outside Of
government ship-gards. and never at
appear In full panoply in .Amerlcan waters, Is
de1usion the most gigantic f the war. The
confederate commissioners in Europe we're
1a'e1y exposed, In d1sgracefnl want Of money
to bny iron. plated nayies? May 1t not turn
out that Mobile has had vision Of our own
Funbosts steaniog into her harhor BY a Gun
nirg Yabkee Tricky
The pavy department has no Intelligence to
support the Mobile story. It Ia wholly dis
credited, and believed to be conspiracy to
bear the stock hoard.-C1r: n z. ISHses.
, 1862-08-04

In the city Of Chicago tie neettngs will be held
ut the following pIaces, and the polls viii be
opened at faur o'clock p. and Iep: open until
eevt1 O'clock.
1et Y NA1d-OreR Houee.
ID WAfd-4eB Et&te street.
Cd Y Nard-Sherid-'s Odics in Conrt 4ouEa-
4tl Nard-AImo!y
oh Wa1d--Anglne houre, corner q Washington
4Dd Clinton streets.
6.h y a1d-Weet Market.
Tih Ward-F. FYi.lnaan's, corner nf Wells 4nd
Division et1eGts.
stl Nard-NoTth Market.
9t:l v Nard-Earpenter'e chop on cass street, be-
tTe,1. Michigan aud ktnxie-
itfih Ward-ChAs. Liud, corner Of Twelfth aE6
LLhn t1Tsets.
At Eranrton the meeting viii he 10 the evening
at eight u'cl"ck. Ut The KeyI olds Honee,
and 1T Hyde lark at ~ O'Clock, P. n, at the
drl,ot.
The ward and town committees will call the
>-.:cetings 10 urder III their respective wards and
EoHIs. b. 4uthar1ty, G. n. HOLDEN,
Jo=ErE MEDtII,
JACOB REIN,
Il. WELxAETH,
Memhers Of County Central COMMITTEES.
E. S. R1sLtAxh.
cAsPAR BUrz.
IClICt White,
Congressional Committee fur 1at District.
.Chicc9o, J"iy =, 1e6s.
, 1862-08-04
HeDor1ed KnVaa1on of Illinois BIZ fSuef.

L dispatch from Quincy, posted at the IRE
mont Houee Last evening, ssys that band OF
1ro ruesll1as croke ed the river from Missouri
on Friday, and shot mer :haus, at . place
called Canton, for The purpose Of obtaining
gone s,.ns In bis possession, and that
they then plnudered his store and ~
uuoeet. 1nasmuch as obr regular dis.
matches make no mention Of the circum
stance, md as there Is .ao town named
Canton in that. part Of the State, we are in
e.1s-49A r. df1,ht tha etc+-: There is. however
a Canton in Missouri, not fat from Quincy
IL case the report should prove true, we sug
rset that Richardson be Immediately sen
home to 8. conc1liaten the murderets,
, 1862-08-04

The s1u1y Of tue Memphis Bupetin, pub
Isl.ed elsewhere, conc~rAius tie rebel pro-
=1ammc Of the fall campaisa, 1nust be
1akcn with grains If allowance. We pre-
sumo there is this much truth in it, that
ulty intend 4 fight LIS as hard as they can,
and inf1lct rs much injury upon US rs pos'
si:,]c. But ii needs no ghost, tr other mys-
t4riuus agency, to tell US this,
, 1862-08-04

.PH11ApF1pn1A, August, 2--Nezr1y 81, 600
was Subscribed to the volunteer county fund
II IL morning, and It has now reached the sum
Of: $3l6, 900, exclusive OF the railroad sub
! scription. There !s every prospect Of the
| fund reaching &5D, 900.
, 1862-08-04

New YoRK, August 2.--The French bark
Harriet Roln, which xss taken b. our forces
wl1le running the blockade at New Orleans
With q cargo Of ~ine4 and braad1ss, Mn7eza
the Mass. 9Th regiment. She hss Sa sick sol
diers. ..,'.,4 ''' -
, 1862-08-04

Fire.
SPRINGFIELD, o.. August "a fire occurred
at the Laeonda Agricultural Works, last night,
hy which the building nEed As an engine house,
By Warder i Child, WAS partially destroyed.
Loss about $500. Covered by insurance.
, 1862-08-04


as q glazmg outrage, and states that the
British flag was shot down, bat replaced dur.
ing the chase. Nassau was greatly excited
during the action. The AdpeTffse+ gives re-
port that Capt. aanzvort of the Adriaadack,
apolog1sed to the captain. Of ,the British ship
GraJhound.
TIE sloop Elizabeth from Havana, bonHd
to Sabine Pass with an assorted caYgo was
captured by the gunboat Hatteraa. The
English schooner, :, Orion, bound from
Kingston, Janslca, to Sabine Pass with sslt,
drugs, etc, Was captured BY the gunboat
Quaker City. She run the blockade IN April
last with 500 bales Of cotton.
A. Valuable Prize.
New YORK, August 3.-The British steaua-
er Memphis, prize commanded BY captain
Crnik shank, IVES en- 1o,ate from Charleston to
Liverpool, having run the blockade on the
evening Of the eth. The Memphis i q flne
propeller OF 500 tons, four months old, and
has q cargo Of, SIS bales Of sea Island cotton.
She had previously run = the blockade to
Charleston with contrabard Of war.
, 1862-08-04

Tie Secession organ says that when
Iicl,art]son dct]ged The vote o., the Illinois
and Michigan Canal bill he Was psired
with member who WAS opposed to the
bill Ne undertake to esy that this is not
lac. Win the Cicogo 7f@aos please point
out the chapter and yerse in the Globe
whcre the pair was announced, and name
= the man who constituted the other end Of
the pair? # Richardson lac been paired
at al. j, would have been with some friend
OF the bill, because he Was opposed to it a1l
tic time.
, 1862-08-04

We publish tllas morping tue official vote
Of the State by counties IN tie New Con-
Sii.utisn, the Bank clause snd the Con-
Ertss1rnal Aprortionment The figures
a4R copied from the returns in the Office Of
the Secretary Of State. The majority az ainst
tbc Constitution is 13,sft2p without
counting the soldiers wife. *ske majority
. against tie Bank clause i; 500, and
aga;nst the Congressional 4 Aorortiuument
zGe1.
lNoTE.-In oar Sunday ieeue ts;o OF three In
pcr1ant error. occurred which reduced the maior-
1s3 egaInst the Consultation rome gu below the
4.ue figure. They are corrected in the accom-
1}o1rj1r table. 4
, 1862-08-04
TN i. kfMBILL,
"Aaior and a. a. General"
This closes up the budget Of southern news
for to-day. ".

War Fund and War Meeting in
h4pkakee-
KASRAkER, August s.-The Board Of snper-
yieoss yesterday pissed an order allowing $50
bounty to volunteers. i large and en1husi-
astic war meeting vas held last evening, ad-
dressed by F. L. Breckinridge and 4 s. Nc
Arthur, Of Joliet.
, 1862-08-04

TIE southern pspe1a: qaote the Chicago
only northern rsper they dare quote, Is being
he my one. sully s! timing with them IN
: thelr tfibulat1ans. : Tns paper before tae
eiyea With considerable uneddn the reply of
fhe secesaion sheet of your city to ~ sl1eged
remark If yonrs that there Hss wealth enough
in Chicago to buy the Southern Confe1afacJ:
/ do nos know whether you said # Of not, and
, 1862-08-04

FROH MEMPHIS

Southern Account Of the Fight with
the Rebel Ram Administrations
seE1pt4--Suder1bEN from the Bonn
LAfAnenf Of TIfkAhufU.
, 1862-08-04

G. IT. SCRIVEN. Advertising Agesst, 63 Dsa--
Born g., is authorized to rsceios far
this and al the Leading Rapers Of the Northwest.
, 1862-08-04

10! FOR THE WAR For sale
A chear for easb. the stock, fixtures and lease Of
vel! e@t lnik6ct Periurf:.l and Fruit t:nE. one
OF the beat street, IN Chicago Rent very cheap To
persun with F41i Tsp tal this L cEaHce a3
tie owner wish to 1e.ve iIuedIate:y the Wa1-
Apply Immediately at No. 15t North Clark street.
aY1tsfM H*t1at
, 1862-08-04

*@1his morning {Tuesday) at o'clock two
run by our batteries to join the lower feet.
wieE terrific eugageme1t took plsce, aud
for an hour Or more the booming Vi cannon,
the explosion Of shells, and the rerer5erasfon
among 8 tkosard hills and wales made it appear
as If pandemonium had broke loose in our
midst. One Of the boats was so badly dam
aged that she had to call Tor assistance, and
, 1862-08-04

Congressional Committee fur 1at p1s,ric
Chicago, Jniy =, 1e6s.
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The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-09-13

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House Council Bluff, Iowa. is in command OF large
and well sales cd stock q Drugs and nedcsnes Paints
rOih, D4ktfteeb aid nbrosyp'ny AepeNde snd -
every thig in the ssssionaiy ling, Lsmpfe' ~ kinds
toset6er via enGIess svaeio.S sPcsfnmey Fancy
Goods, &c
without any Boosting, No ave happy to inform out
friends that ~ PREPARED onusec goods in our
line in sajcieu force command the - suca
"A may favor ps will cail and al the sane time blow
them Ell 10 be i1ken VII nout killing man Which Is
1--we have say shese war tnes, except thai we al.
low ous int cries to be s,oynsd 0uly nv yellow foy
regiments ''Oor Ia. ch s.rins ou., and we efpeci-
ally request cash ana short lime uyess to pull IL