, 1863-09-20

with Treasury notes, ana see nc way fOF: u
lle STATE to make him refund the diffsreuce. q,
In action and jad m ent against his bail would n
,a11ly lie, us they could fall back upon the
cgal lender act Of Congress, legs!izet by the r.
legislature, aad defy the Courts. The aiiair Il
aas certainly very fishy look, unless the :,
" that they knew nothing Of this gold, and "
r1less Mr. Staruc can show that he used due {
itIjgt nee in notifying the Legislature Of the II
Stale oi tue c:.sc, -and praSfug for ~ act cna-
bling him TO sell by pahlic ealo. Mr.. SeaEnc
vf that s5o.UD appropriation. Now. since
the Ltgislaturc aljourned, he has lost more ,
on frat Ioli in his hards than t~te': that al'. :
lropria'ton yet nc utver, 70 far as eau st:,
afgtd the passing Of an act, W publicly c:li
ing the attention Of the LEGISLATURE to the
case, and the necessity for Its action IN the
premises, especially alter the legal tender act I
wa> 1assId. Some co!.tend that Mr. Sfarce
could hare sold the gold bJ pu.tic kala with
out an act, and lave made . report Of the net
no tloubt the ,'cople If the State wontd have
NJ held bis action. AS IL In, the thing remains
IN <totu quo, The gold Is there, but IL daily
deIreclatiug.
cor1:IcTIoH-Gov. YATES At 0ALEsHuRG.
Yt.ur Reporter ut Gaicsburg mada Gov.
Yates to say that Eo w1k IN favor nf rstsing
rt!.rocs to cittzt nsltp. THIS ID lot the cnse
liz toil nothing whatever on the sul}ect, rs
the len tltnnsund rr,Bchs who heard him can
teet,fy. The report WIS sent by telegraph,
and tic el.e,atoT at Gu'csbn,g, undrrssa1u,
was OF III tho hahit Ut tcndf' :. such ls:Efay |
reports, consequently tho error n'HJ have &C.
report Of t1lc speech, Of tue Governor, which |
l,aa tctn 1,rrI.:,1vd, will he published, which
sill tct this 1oatse. entirely ut rcat
COUNTY ELECTIONS.
would impress upon or fiicnds every.
where tn: NECESSITY ot hard work ut tae cou.
tng county elections. Uni n men every.
rrc m ae,iye. With ,helr old tasiics they are
main sIekirg to do tic dcy1iAh work of last
ial:--thut H., to civide md conquer. As An
instance: Tho CIiun men OF Bureau county
hare ron.}nat.d the following excellent TICK
It: c. j. Allen, Treasurer; c. G. CoVel,
School Con missioner; F. ". Wtrship, Coun'
| .y Surya FOR. Tlle Bureau County Isttriuf casla
| this partisan l:ck,t, and denonncss the
Union lnen fos making any partisan non.ina.
ie cool, nfter tie partisanship Of thc Denoc-
racy in the Constitutional Convention, after
| their pattifan ticket last fall, aud alter the
] action IF their 1.ost miserabIc partisan md
| trai1o,ouB Legislature. But the impudencc
| Of Comprehend knows no bounds.
TIE CHURCHES Lor!sL-cRrESE COUNTY DAI'.
| lists.
The churches, which arc the heart of the
world, arc 1oJaf. thank God. Almost every
where, except at The South, they glge their
testimony In favor Of the Government. The
Carrolton, Greene county, Baptist Assnciatson
closed Its scs1 ion on tho 1lth inst. Tho con-
ycntion was 4 harmonious one, aud a good
degree Of religious feeling was exhibited. Tue
| following sceolu!ioTs, In regard to the great
issues Of the day, uesc passed bJ the Asso
citation:
WHEREAS, In the present civil VAT which Is de-
vastating orr 1anl the elcnfrt OF our Govern
plant, and arr iiyht'Es 10 n:ipstIatc sy..em Of
tocraey inconsistent win cisti and religious ill.,
; t' sho'ud i make goed CT zent, thersfors. :.
EfM4rfd: That We feel 1t to be the duty Of all
ch,st'aus to give their earnest snppoEt TO the Coy.
for ons rulers. and reftain f'onl speaking cvi!
nga'nes them; 70 p:sy TINT God VIII s.yeu com
1l.te victory oye. all on or , enemies aud pssma'
) It!firfd. That We ACKNOWLEDGES the Justice o!
God in furnishing ne rs nation for !nr sins. and
Eel called upon to repent anil humble ourselves
| before lllm who holds our tlestiIy In his hand.
Et&tfrtd. That We fell cslle.l upon 70 oasr ont
and % for the nne7a.npsd dressings ws enjoy. even
II thcsc trouh1ons tri.s and i, 1e7 tho Em1nsip,
tian world.
These resolutions show that the cause |:
; wishing well. even Away down In Egypt.
: pogprR Rrrf1ASs AND REFUGEES IN TUE
t STATE.
j. i DaFE lt11CrE lTOIu various CUuutlE4 III LII
=, central und southern parts Of the State to ths
:. effect that a large number Of Border Rutllns
u 1ushw hackers, apti refugees, from the Bonie
II $tatcs, arc tlocking into this. The late ortlc
= Of Gen: E~ing hus driven large numbcl
;, Missouri, for instance, is in Morgan county
HI is urder $4,000 bonds tor his good be
IT hayicur. Another Of these secession sympa
IL thiz. IS In Morgan, from Missouri, Il nemct
!, Dick Nc1so. But the vast majority Of then
: arc fellows bo bare had to fly tor their lire
y on account Of their depredationa upon Uniol
II men. Such characters do no good In tut
m S1nte. On the other hand, they arc desperate
;" ard reckless men, and arc among tho leader
G. iu a1l thoEe attacks upon officers. reaistanc
)" 10 the laws, &C., Of late 20 common In tn
State. ...-
ty EDGAR corSrr AFFAIRS.
th Three furloughcd foldiers, one Of thcE
IL lame, were In grocery, IN Kansas. In IN
nc rnnrd Burton 1pntc the declsra:lon that ;,
It's eo1cier ~as no butter th,n Il. niger. q
.y course Burton was CoPpcrhead. After u,
~ aercfticu Burton and his brother setrcaftd
lie loved ilcni for an explanation. row CT
nc sued which ended in tho Corrcrhcaas gc
rr ting cleaned out. More CorlrrhcaGs, hoF
80 ~ ever, cn,no ~ their ai1, and agaln moro CoI
*. two Durto1's md two others were plnsca hp
en- ii. eonts,t. A nnlo soldier on crutetics did mo
~ Ut tho lighting. For. this act eight solA!o
~ we're atIestea and taken betorc Jnet!ce Fen
IL neil. l"hM Shy, ". Ii. l3rown. El!hu puiuc
,cc llrnry brow II, I'll rnrt l)owtlcta, Csrua Stoa
~ ~ mud Lieut.. i. r. boyer. From, Fonts th'
~ ~, took change Of venue to Jnstlce OIL. Brow
Ts c jaase hSa s 10 IL ss s
2:'Vo caell, on a ct,nrgc Of riot. During =
cAn.ntnatlun of tue soldiers, largo crowd
,rr. hutttrnuts were In town watching tbs re ~
~ M t1enrlthlnE reyolycss and hurrahing for "
ay, They evidently tecu,otl anxious 10 bring !,
om 4 collision With tho "Abolttion parity"
~. w. they call tho loyal people. 1u tho a.teraod
' nv. Rev. J; 9. kiEber. OF ths Meth9dlst ~
, ia l,{sh,uan named Cos,lgan, who tung u lal
-, stonc ut him. THIS did not striEc him,
'!s' unotlcr, better aimed, did gtyo the clorsyr II
ldt' II severe wound on the side otthe lead. sot
caught the man, and atr. VIM. Z. Wall
aud Mr. Bowen coiuirE up, seized CostlG
,to4l who nas endcayortng 10 repeat the aseas
nh Costleau delivered himselt up to Gr'
lieh before Justice Fouts, who lined lin In
/. a. sum Of ehrre dollars and costs.
hr,.. The ncxt day suit was entered against
:, tican for an ntsault with lntcut u com
tic sum Of $500, to stand his trial btfore
Circuit Court. The hail bond was s!gucd
>ads' Green Hunks {pol!ccman), pill Dell \co1!
lam, blc), II. 9. O'llair lcx.stierif), Jack 81
not tKIVEF9y hEEpct}t 4A<A4 ~ tAN1sAo6 ~A4
,,esn Morris, regular patrons Of the groccr'e
ustn Immediately after, another suit mas cote
old for personal damages, nt g GOO, and tho q
nph. PARTIES went the lrlshnan's surety.
nont aoosI III. H. ~ .,";n;tT - e1S~ "
,, an outrage upon n Railroad Tn
rosn EAST ST. I0uI., 1t1-
nion -. Sept. ii, 1858.
can Editors Chicago Tribune:
arr. As the min from this place oTor the {
:' l. St. /. r. r. WIS about leaving this n
|n1ch irv, a most tsisgraccfnl exhibition Of MI
&C. on The BRAIN received a full exempltca At
The 'busses had crossed over from the
t,,. bringing the passengers for tue tfaiH.
@ s.ne mo,t Of them having obtained seats IN
rpar cars, a colored man, who had passed thre
-, the Southern process Of bleaching pecull;
,nm the institution, was about entering the
mi coach. appropriated to gentlemen eScln
.1p'ts ~ .Iy, when Charles Durham, the condu
- sIs. s1epped before him and informed him tn:
= - Wv could rot ride in any frst class car on
1st ~ ~ VI train, upon which tho negro exhibited
ta,nsf first class ticket sold him By the Agent
F.a.. | Louis. The conductor thcsoapon open
~ - trade Of profape aud abusive langt
a. an,h ~ threatening By Chi IL he dared to 50
2'@n' nnn,' would knock his DID head OF quicker
LIZA h-ll, ETC., ueiDg much slaug and vitu
ton The negro informed said
f7ci,1 ham that be actd upon his own resou
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