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U)i1a9o Qribu1re.
WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 0, 1868.


BY way Of Richmond we get the latest
news from Charleston To Saturday and
Sunday last on both Of which days tho
rcbe1s say terrific cannonade both from
ship and shore was going on. The same
authority refers to q repulse to Federal
assaiiing party at Battery Gregg on Cum
mings Point, on Saturday night.
At Chattanooga the two armies confront
one another, and any day may bring on
= battle
The rebel guerilla parties are active IN
Virginia, and on the Upper Potomae.:
Yesterday was the day appointed for
the great gathering Of Kansas citizens at
Jaola, to concert action for defence, re-
dress and punishment Of bushwhackera.
The foreign news is interesting and three
days later. .-
The great Union Mass Meeting ut Gales
burg, Knox county, takes place tomorrow,
Sept. 10. It will be ono Of the most mark
cd occasions fiat evar came off in TINT sec
dion Of the 6tate. =
Tie war in: Arkansas is giving no new
features, nor is it very cventful, unless we
are to accept the rebel dispatch as genuine
announcing E Federal defeat. It is very
probable TINT knowledge Of any such oc-
currence would have reached us ere this
By way Of the river. ''''
There Is reason to believe that the rebel
1Imor regarding the loss Of the Vanderbilt
is canard; bst it wall cause grave anxi
cty until some certain tidings Of her where:
abouts are received.
, 1863-09-09
FROM SPRINGFIELD,
kspecia1 Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune ]

Ispecial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunal
SPRINGFIELD, H., Sept. s, 1868.
: At the twent5-sixtl auutye1sary or the
Springfield Baptist Association, on Saturday
last, resolutions Tere passed sustaining the
Government In It's effsrts to crush tho rebel
lion, and praying that s1aEery-the cause Of
it-may be speedily removed.
The Introductory sermon was preached by
Rev. Perry Burnett, Of Berlin, after which the
Association was called to order.
The election Of officers resulted In the
choice Of n. N. Minor, Moderator; Rev, +,
NJ ELLIS, Clerk; and II. ". Watson, Trea-
surer.
Sermons were preached during the session
by kev. Dr.. N. ColTer, of Chicago, Rev. j.
Goldman, OF Ottaway, and Rev. Mr. Jameson,
OF Alton. The meetings ucre characterized
BY spirit Of Christian kindness and sound,
out-spcaklngg, and incorporating Union
ism.
The Committee on the State of the Coun-
try, were composed OF Revs. DR.. N" Colye1,
Geo. r. Wild and F. II. Ellis. "
4 man Tas arrested for setting fre 10 ! hay
house belonging to U. Lindley, Esq, ut Yer
den, Macoupin county, on the night OF the
4th inst. The building. together with the
ba1ed hay 1t contained, worth s, 900, WIS con-
sumed; also, a steam dour mill near by, max
ing the whole loss about $15,00o. The IriIh-
man who set the fire, upon examination BE-
fore magistrate, was required to give bonds
In the sum Of SO, 600, for his appearance ut
the next term Of the Circuit Court, at Car.
llnyille, and for the rant Of bail, was CON-
mitted to jlil.
The State Sanitary Committee has received
two hundred packages for the army during
the past month. 4 large number Of chick
ems were received last week. It is too carly
for certain kinds Of vegetables as yet, and too
Late for others. The Committee will soon re-
move its headquarters to Cairo, to which
point al packages Will be directed, after due
notice.
Governor Yates goes to Galesburg tomor-
row to speak there on Thursday, 10th inst.
Colonel John H. Loomis has resigned his
position III Assistant Adjutant General.
B1igadier General BraymaH leaves here to-
mo7roW to take the command at Camp Den.
nison, Ohio.
The notorious J. 8. Green, Senator from
Missouri, has been In this city and closeted
with leading Copperheads,
, 1863-09-09

propose 10 publish weekly and If1-
Weekly journal, bearing the above title, at
Knoxville, In East Tennessee ; and the Week
y aper, made up from the contents Of the
THWeellies, propose to send out to dis
tabt subscribers, for two dollars per anuum,
invariably paid in advance. Subscriptions
and rem1ttances Will be Forwarded to me at
Cincinnati, from which point expect to
ship my paper and materials. I expect to is
sue the first number In October, as 1t Was in
that month, tNo years ago, my Paper was
crushed ont, by the God-forsaken mob at
Knoxville, called the Confederate Author
tiles. Will commence with this hell-born
ana hell-bound Rebellion. where the Traitors
foru me to leave OF, and all who wish the
paper would do well to begin with tho first
Issue, as intend that single paper shall be
worth the Subscription price to any Uucou-
diuonal Union mani
In the rule Of my Editorial conduct. shall
an)ute that sery1lity which destroys the indie
Re, dence Of the Press, and cast from me that
1acnons opposition which gives to party what
as due to country. And whilst the name al
my journal indicates, In uumistakahle terms
its politics, shall, as faithful septinei. for.
gel Wigs, Democrats; Know Nothincs. and
Republicans. and remember only my Govern.
ment, and the preservation Of the Federal
" ttoh-as richly worth al the sacrifices Of
blood and treasure their preservation may
Co;t-eSen to The determination OF the nrts-
sei't race Of men, aud the consumption Of ali
II, means Of the present age.
Publishers insert tlrg this Prospectus once,
prominently, and sending ME tie paper to
Cii cinnat, will be favored With IN exchange.
September 7.1ses-
, 1863-09-09
FROM ST. LOUIS.


Especial Dispatch to tho Chicago T1ibane.1
sT. LOUIS, Sept. 8, 1853.
AL the enrolled militia were, to- day, order
ed ont for drill. One hundred men are to b
detached from each regiment to form a pro.
visional regiment foractive service In the field,
This Indicates hostilitieA on the border. a.
nothing Is known Of any movement or emer~;
gercy requiring them elsewhere. :
SH companies Of the invalid cerps, under
command of Msjof; Stevens, left Camp Alex
ander, this evening, for indianapolis, to re.
port to Colonel Baker, Provost :M1fsha1, Of
Indianapolis.
The noted rebel chief, Col. John @. Bur
bridge, captured at Bayou Metaire, arrived in
this city, this morning, by-steamer from
Memphis, having been paroled by Gen. Hurl-
but to report to Gen. schofe1d in this city,
he reported at headquarters, and was CON-
mftted to the Gratiot Street Prison. Being
an acting Brigadier, he is generally knonu as
Geii. Burbridge.
Everything is quiet here. No news from
any quarter. The heat is extreme day.
, 1863-09-09
FROM LEAVENW0RTH CITY.
Affairs in kansas.
: 6antrel---Jim. Lanes Meeting.


Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Ttibune.1
lEASEsWoHTH, Kansaa, Sept s, 1868.
The Excitement which perraded all Kansas
at tie time Of the Lawrence massacre has
Eubs!ded, and in its piace has come deter
1nination, terribly earnest, to aTenge that
fearful oct. There seems to be no sort Of
conhdsnce in, or respect for, schofeld or:
Ewing. They arc jeered at,
few days ago General Lana and 4. G.
Wilder sent telegram to the President, say.
ing the incompeteucy and imbecility OF
schofeld are deplorable, and unless there is
IN Immediate change Of commanders, there
is darger Of conflict between the people
and the military.
The reply Of Mr. Lincoln did not vindlcate
Ills policy. =. =
The prediction seems to have been wal
founded that schofeld's Order No. 90, 1as
only intensified the popular feeling. It Is
now said that he Is neither wiling to kill
bushwhackers himself, or to allow the people
to do so.- :,
The meeting ut Pao1a, tomorrow, will,
probably, be the largest ever held in this
State. Parties are going in wagons, With
arms and rations, from ali parts Of the State,
They will not 60 into Missouri II the military
show any disposition to d1lye the rebels from
the infected district.
Qantre1 is On the Sinabar, about thirty
miles from Kansas City, with largely in.
creased force.
The $t:00, COO in cash taken ont Of Lawrence
has given him glory and recruits, and his
harn 4
6choheld has sent regiment nfter tho radi-
cale at Paola, but no force after the bush-
whaclers Of .Quantzel. In LeayenWorth,
Wsandotte, 0liathe, Paola and Ossawatam1e
the citizens are underarms, and all these
towns are nightly guarded BY citizen patrols.
The military are 70 longer relied upon In
LeavenTorh to enforce the order establish
ing martial law. They do not do guard duty,
ard the town Is watched BY citizens.
At large German meeting held here yes
tter6ay, (Sunday) Mayor. Anthony stated that
If schofeld called out the militia to
Pnt down Kansas men, no citizens should 20
from Ieaycnwo1h to nd him in that unho1y
crueade. The announcement Was received
with the widest enthusiasm.
Hon. Thos. 4. Osborn, Lieutenant Cover
nor, VIII probably preside at the Paola meet
ing. Ap12tform OF the most radical char
actcr Will be adopted, the removal Of Scho-
field ard Ewing demanded, 4 department for
KANSAS asked for, common cause made with
the e,nancipationists Of Missouri, and a COM
1ofttee appointed to 60 to Washington with
the Missouri committee. 1t win probably
consist Of the entire Congressional de1ega-
, 1863-09-09
FROM ST,PAUL.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago T1ibune3
ST. Paul, MIMI, Sept. 7, 1858.
Gen. sib1ey and staff are expected here this
evening. The expedition Is this side Of st.
Cloud md will reach Fort Smelling on Friday
or Saturday.
Senator Ramsey will be provided with m
escort Of the mounted companies, section
Of battery and tifty-three wagons to accom-
pany him as escort for tho Chippewa's treaty
e1pedition.
, 1863-09-09

The rebels by English ship builders, mer.
chahts and manufacturers, has given iatea-
stty. But 1t is more in sorrow than in anger
that the American people have felt called upon
ofi,justice- The parties and classes domin.
ant1n this country, ut the present tfme, hare
eVer been the friends Of peace with England
and With all tho world, and the hate1s Of Eng
iard, at least, tor the last twenty-five years,
"ele the slave holders aud their Northern
PARASITES. The American people therefore
regard the course Of the English Government
and ruling classes, rs at once ungrateful, uu-
natural and hypocEitica1. They contributed
hy their press, and their parliament, and ros-
Of mankind, and now, for tue base purpose Of
breaking up the American Union, they 'frst
pity and then embrnce" the master slavery.
Let England eschew the party which has thus
dlsbonored her, md she will have no longer
any quarrel With Americans.
SPECTATOR
, 1863-09-09
FROM ST. LOUIS.


ST. LOUIS, Sept. Five hundred of the In
valid Corps, consisting Of six companies, leave
to-day, under command Of Mai 4. 4. Stevens.
They hare orders to report to Col. Conrad
Baker. Provost Marsho1 General Of Indiana,
at indianapolis.
Tie Grand Jury met today. They will take
robbery Of the United States Express Com,
pany. Noycs, his brother, and Capt. Smith,
are in prison. The Grand Jury will also con.
slider the case Of Col. Weir, 10th Kansas In
fantry, late commander of the. post of st.
Louis, on the change of committing rape
upon girl twelve years old, daughter Of hts
NaEterWou1an.
Hundreds Of refugees, including women
and children, are In Lexington, to escape the
Threatened raid Of Jim Lane on the border
corn1ieB.
, 1863-09-09

HAErER's FERRr, Sept. T.-1mboden,' with
force Of zoo men, attacked M,jor Stevens
at Moo1eheld, Hardy county, d.y bcto1s, yes-
terday. Stephens had about 800 men, aud
fell back on Cumberland without loss
sIE JonS's Rrs, ON THE BA1T1uoRr AND
oaio 4. r., Va, Sept Sour forces ut 3lth.
tart OF two companies, Col. Wynkoop'd3 30th
fcnneylvania cavalry, were attacked this
morning at O'Clock, by a party Of 1sbele.
etumated from SO to ESQ. Tie rebels eIuded
tie route Of the plckcts..
Col. .. n. strofer, Of the Sd Eifeiais cav
airy, who Was at Bath, Etatex tlnt our forccz
resisted the attack with much gallantrg. and
drove back the enemy. A party at once
started In pursuit.; rhat success ther met
With Is not yet known.
, 1863-09-09
FROM WASHINGTON.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Ttibnne.1


WAeHEGToa, Sept. 3, 1868.
We have the following information CON
eerni1g the guerilla band across the river:
The rebel Major White, leader Of Whites
gaEg Of sueril1as, is encamped on JONAH
Nichols farzn, near Princerville, Loudon
county, with 500 men. On Sunday he ar.
rested Vim. Williams and Robert J. Ho1liny.
worth, two unconditional Unionists, of Loudoa
county, to be held as hostages for two g1eril-
las, Henry A. Hall and 4. c. Bel, now in
prison, captured last March. They are scout
the country in squads OF from ten to tTenty,
conscripting and horse stealing.
Jones lies at the Of the Blue Ridse near
Bloomfield with sir hundred men. If there
IL any reliance to be placed upon the word Of
OF intelligent scouts, Mosby IL really SO bad
y wounded that If he escapes with his life he
can never mount horse, having suffered am
putation ofa leg near the..hip.
Capt Means has now fine and effective
orgr nization Of loyal Pennsylvania cavalry
ready to take The field, and with these acting
in conjunction with Col. Bakers rangers, ne
ehall expect to learn Of important work done
In routing ont guerilla bands.
The Intelligence from the army Of Gen.
Meade is not indicative Of army movement.
Information comes from deasrters that
Gen. Lees army is ecattered over wide Ct
tent Of country from the Blue Ridge to the
north Of the Rappahannock. Between this
and the:RapidaR River only few pickets arc
posted. It il pretty well ascertained that 10
important force Of 1ee's army has crossed the
Rappidan. -.
Fourteen hundred wounded men still re-
main ut Gettysburg. 4 large number Of
thigh. Al patients will be removed and Tie
hospital broken up In about month from
this time.
One Of the newly invented Southern guns,
Of Brooks patent, Of large ca1ibre, 0xs late
" sent from Richmond to Beauregard at
Charleston, intended as an Offset to the
"6wamp Angel" On arrival at its des-
tination It mas found to have been spiked by
skil1ful but unknown hands.1
The State Department has sent out an
agent to Europe with funds to enable him to
encourage more especially German im1nIsra-
tion to this country.
Admiral Farrasut arrived at Wlllard's Ho-
tel this evening. ..
Advices from the steamship Vanderbilt have
heen received up to July 24th, when she WAS
in the harbor Of Rio Janerio. No mention
Is made Of any conflict with my rebel priya-
teer.
On last Thursday the Government received
revenues to the amount Of three quarter Of a
million dolars, being the largest of any one
day ever receivedthis summer. About one.
half was IN gold. -
, 1863-09-09
4 Rebel Isumorfrem 4 r1xo,,s,,

A Rebel Ikumor from ArIkansas.
FORTRESS MONROE, Sept. s-The Rich
moud papers Of yesterday hare the follow.
ing:
ATLANTA, Sept. 4 a special TO the Appeal
gngrment with the enemy fifteen miles below
Little Rock, and obtained victory over the
4alkees. The Arkansas army had been
rapidly reinforced.
ii IS understood that Gen. Hal1eck ears
that In three weeks he wil have three corps
qncer Gen. Banks, ready to move on Mobile
hom Pascagoula.
, 1863-09-09

{From the Bo1toa ITaTel1eF. AnS. al
No5 iorg LEE potan ~ nov Slapse ,,4 nefore to
defended against attacks from ron-clads and
other vessels, by the mounting of largo
number Of fftcea:inch. Rodman guns. Tho
Q.ve,nmcnt egents>Ie NOW hard 1t work in
the tp.rstiGS1s Ss for mounting these guns,
Of h9sn snea e u, r.
b. srbor, Tho carriages Of these guns, which
aso u comments Of skill and ingena1ty, ware
nun rutactusea 1t the W4:ertown Arsonal II
Is stated th&:: tho coat of.mQdating oae OF
, 1863-09-09

tectually shel1cd. On Saturday afternoon a
number Of guerillas on the Arkansas shore
made the wreck Of the Courier target for
their balls, compelling the watchman on board
to seek refuge on land, he WIS fred at as he
passed along in the yRwl. The gunboats will
Immediately be On the look out for the assas-
sins.
Brig. Gen. J. II. Tutt1e and Gen. John 4,
Logan and his staff, arc here en- route for
'Vicksburg. Gen. Logan went On the steamer
City Of Alton. Gen. Tuttle will depart to-
morrow.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Ttlbune.1
CAuo, Sept s, 1853.
By steamer John Il. Dlckey, Capt. Musse1-
man; We hare Memphis papers and dispatches
Of the 9Th. The Bulletin, Of Sunday morning,
has report from three deserters from Bfagg's
army, naned shlnn, L.throp and Casey, Who
reached our lines at Chattanooga, on the 4th,
ut P. m., bringing their arms and equip
ments with them. They tried to gain Rose
crans' army first, but found their pickets too
plenty. They had fight on the. second day
ont, with Roddy's men, and drove them of,
and finally reached Memphis. They say the
utmost destitudon and d1saffection exists In
Brege's army. Men are deserting By scores,
and Bragg is in.rcadiness to fill back upon
Atlanta On Rosecrana' approach. Three Of
Rosecrans' body guard, taken in acLion- near
franklin, members Of the 10th Ohio cavalry,
we're lately hung one on the charge Of steal
ing, and the others charged with being spies.
John keho, Of Cincinnati. was one Of the
Unfortunate men. ~
, 1863-09-09

BALTIMORE, Sept. 8.-Gen. schenck has is-
sued an order suppressing the substitute
business in tlis State and his Department, It
having been found that the agencies for pro-
curing substitutes to 60 out Of the State and
Department interferes with the operations Of
the draft and recruiting.
, 1863-09-09

l. Ii ,ebel dispatch from Richmond:
fa'ray esys Col. Morrison Of the 1st Georgia
cavalry repulsed the enemy, at Diamond Gap,
OF the night Of the Sd inst. Our 1oas was
two wounded; the enemy'e loss IL not known.
Tie brigade fell back, south Of the Tennessee
River.
The enemy shelled London Oh the I'd. md
ii.1ed two women.
The bridge Was burned, to prevent the enc.
ny crossing.
Cor. Brown 1aaa ia9ued proclamation, call
ifg upoa the State re8erve& to hold them
Q. Ives in readlness ts march ut moments
vaininE. %
, 1863-09-09

Welfare seen letters from counties bordering on the
Ohio Eircr. which aay the tobacco crop III the low
Near Dwensboro and Henderson the frost has been
very destructive JACKSON Will lose 100 oMt of
otncE sectons Of country that te frost has been
case "a ms en o ' ffoni fSc iTsr fa ad i'ha
the sonthern rsSt Of the State We would be greatly
would nvse from tirae to time what the prospects
arc Of crop NeIer was there finer or larger grow
protected or secnred from the weather or properly
cared for by the Industrious farmers Ia the Lass
ducuUn Of the State.
, 1863-09-09

NEW YORK, Sept. s. Tho following is a
spt clal to the New York Times:
HEADQuAETERs AnMr or THE PoroHAc,
September Z, 1863.
Cavalry skirmishes across tho Rappaban.
mock, on our extreme right fank, are becom-
ing quite frequent. On Friday a scouting
party Of the I'd Ohio. while returning to ouF
lines, we're ambuscaded and some thirty Kill
ed, wounded and captured. Major Pryor,
commanding the detachment, mas slightly
wounded, but escaped capture.
, 1863-09-09

FORTRESS Moxnoz, Sept. ga dispatch to
the Richmond Press of yesterday ssys:
CHATTANOOGA, Sept. 5.-Aithoush the n.
mica are In close proximity, there sro no In.
dications Of; IN early engagement. bus 4
allghs CAUSE maJ bring ono 1t tQy Eomaut.
, 1863-09-09

suarity Of manner with proper degree OF
eteznnces aud determination. He obcys eyerY
order Of his supe1io1, without questioning,
and be exacts the same implicit obedience Of
his own orders.
While Commandant Of the post Of Paducah,
he was more successful In inducing state Of
loyalty than any General In command 1t that
euccess which attended his administration
there, he Inns doubtless been selected to COM
mard 1T Natchez. In that city, also, wo pre-
dict that he will meet with the came measure
Of euccess and popularity.
, 1863-09-09
A New Jersey Regiment and
lis Troubles.

NEWARK, N. J., Sept. 8.-The 33d N. J..
regiment, by dlut Of large bounttea, has near
" reached the maximum number required,
and Is under marching orders to-day. So
mary men are deserting, that the Colonel
was compelled to call on Gen. Dix for guard
Of regular soldiers to maintain discipline
among them: As this gunrd did not give en-.
tire satisfaction, It vas succeeded, OF Sunday,
By The Sd Vermont regiment. Tie Vermont
boys have seen service, and don't know any
THU e about blank cartridges, OF firing in tic
air; so when q crowd Of new recruits under
took to run the guard Inst night, they were
fred upon, and three killed and four wound
, 1863-09-09

The Government &ecur'itIes.
Pu11AnxzrH1A, Sept. a.-The Subscription
d4Y.
, 1863-09-09

VHe HNTlty Lfops.
[From the Albany Evening Journal, 3d,1
The barley crop Ia not coming forward fast as
anticipated soon ater the harvest IN fact, farmers
IN acee;.tabie Prize. There Is some Inquiry among
brewers md nalsers as TO carly reseptg ent theS are
equally Indifferent In regard to f. Ono small parcel ot
Cayuga changed hana early In the wees, lut snp-
roEc TO hart been made fcecr and fos the pul-
1oae OF drawing barley into market.
, 1863-09-09
u i Il ID

In curnp, near VtckBourg, Auanst 18th. Of typhoid
fever. 1eAAC l.. 8MALL. OF ta: 18th Reg'r 10 "a
Volunteers brother of John Il, Small, Of this city
aged II years.
1t bid residence. IN E;g1n. H.. t g morning Of
oEa Il CtlcaHaa Oldest citizens.
Fu1eraI services tom tbs residence Of John
Schmidt IT North Lnsale street. on eaptember 9th
at2P.N ss32E
, 1863-09-09
THE FROST and TIE CROPS.
At@esting Returns from our Cor
respondents. !

mu1ated to establish the widespread image. There
arc spots ntd strips Of country that are escaped In
some casesho high prattio sweIpa1e exempt, aud in
others. Tint which a codnparatey level Since Tues
day, NC have been some 90 riles In the country.
ratslug Into Versllon cdnty near the stern part
Of the State and from that We have and gath.
cred ct the facts In casc, VIC adhere to tho
ttmato Of tho dau1sze to the crop Of nttJ per
cent by tho lite cost In ts part tho State Though
In many cnsese damage Is Light yet the llte corn !s
worth ut1etyen for feeding. In ride through tho
country Nc saw but one eld that the owner estimated
the yed atthrty buahels per ACRE. aud that was ono
poved two inches deep, planted yssJ early. The
grains were glazed and though frosted Ia but
slightly damaged. The drouth has been more
than many suppose a. may be seen Ia tho sho't ears
There estimates otso bushels to an acre on tho
average before the ost But little Of this yeara crop
VIII 30 Of auy yslue only tor feeding The pastures
lie e1a9te4 ~ j5qa i ~ a.
avsi ID it. She2SS caa soi III; 16s s.
Tss 5s@s:s lo1n atouta a94 Gest combined viii
81 aa na%
1a s:sp siFz sf ss E!
spring. rains 81 this practice va have 1ad Uniform
foe e Il 70
fros,e CROP We have word to sayleave them il tho
dug now the halEsrown tnhus will wilt ami rot ami
a. Res ~ - nti.s F9tHG' @ les n .ao ground
and fer secd 'Ae' ""A 'Af'S'' 1'>' ''' |N' e1oto
Chrrshould be had to SOW old corn for seed. and no
PEsea:s & RassIaz i - vsas E1:aoas ssys!Ia:
IN 5e5t ;p;i9E. ri stas Ss7ains 70 sssafs Il
Har. fn1nk 1n s.: ,1 rorn + .b,, \,
The old crop a1ter maki.x mp the deact ia fns 1:W.
a. g Is
& ,siss iii N es ID g
sesi Hid the cr5ps eeo - GOOD ss iast year p,css
Sqnia have Fsa Ve:y low foF corn ID comm Tla:
I"oAA1'
v,..., c,,..p. r-,,nn. DrnAs0' Ill., Sept. t. 1857
tne Northern o,on ot,,,
counties Of winnebago and stephenson ia lliuo.sand
and also through portion Of Rock, was happy to
the eccs Of tho frost we're less serious
and ieEastatlug than vas generally apprehendci, I
e e. ss s!y t sos e
e1te pdinE a6ove altitude q my feet from the boE-
ebaseo e Rot 95ssIy E.oEn 'q this secti9a except
sne q erq IT. o e. az c ne neH en-
;s5Sss s: Z fsst 81 is:s sss.
6aSs @ nt III %as no 1 ns ionI at afe
w e'en ktHpes WILL petlectls nA1a1e' 1o1xsr.
'oA~' 0AA'A7'
Especial Correspondence Of the Cnicago Trsbuue1
LznAxoS, n, Sept. 4, 1861
r. ra:sns , down .., o. G 4 st. l. r the marks ot
~ ~ so,s rs,"h 49, H. 5sa,.H Uvsa saes - f as
~ We resear ts 1ea,e to
Of eruudy and 1tvinEst 10 counties, when tho commit
aed along tns route as ssate 6y him 10 o1s alonc
- ~
, 1863-09-09

On tEe night OF August 90ta this section Of country
n was ystfed M With heavy ost do!ng m9sh Iama;o Q
learn, the crops high ground were uniured. Tax
Ing Into the damage done hy the dro1t
crop Of corn in this county, and would advise tho
fnrMer7 to hold On to what they have on hand. We
'.azQ that the crops throughout Northern Illinois
ss4 s% Wt,rons. sr@ n":l~ NJ '"7@~"-ed BY tho Late