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, 1863-09-04
FROM WASHINGTON.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tr1bune.1
u WAauNaToA; Sept. ;, 1869.
Acting Surgeon General Smith has been or
| dered to St. Louis, and Surgeon Joseph z.
Barnes succeeds him to that position.
J: Hon. ]. z. Moorhead, Of Pittsburg, Dr..
'Jno. A. Warder, Of Cincinnati, W: Ii. Bailey,
Of Prog1dence,7 Commissioners appointed
by the Agricultural Department to con-
slider the subject Of fax culture as q. CON-
petifor with cotton, met hero to-day,
Congress ut the Last session appropriated
S2o,0Go to test the practicability Of the intro
drctlon Of flax and hemp as substitute for
cotton.
Kansas trust lands were offered to private
bidders some time since by the Interior De-:
partment with the understanding that the
Oilers were to be renewed at stated intervals.
end, until all were sold, bidders. under first
notice have all been rejected, aud new prop3.
sals Will be received until October 18Th next.
Hereafter certificates for arrears Of nav aud
bourty due deceased soldiers will be paid
only By Paymasters belonging to the pay
dtstricts from which the certificate erninatea,
When presented ton Paymaster outside of
the district from which they come, 1lo will
refer them to the Senior Paymaster of the
proper district for payment.
The immense number Of Auditors certlfl.
Gates that are now being issued renders this
precautlon absolutely necessary. =.
=. WASHINGTON, Sept S.-The late Congress-
having appropriated SO. 600 to be- expended t
IN testtng the practicabflity Of the introduc- |
ton o. tfaL and hemp is substitute for cot
ton, Hon J. Mo1ehcad, Of Pittsburgh; Or,
John a. Wartler, of Cincinnati, aud VIM. ID.
baney, Of tfoyidence, RI :, the Commission
ture 70 consider the subject, began their aea-
! Tie Interior Department. has refused ill
bids ior the eale of Kansas trust londs and
ordeTst ne" bids, which are to be made on
It h understood that, by an Arrangement |
with the GoVcrrmcnt End the Almoden MIN
!rg Company, Of California, the Quicksilver
M!I1nE Company took Possession of the
mines On the lst of September. -.
Puvhatten B. Locke, Of Missouri, has teen
tory. ~ ''' - - No'u''A tS1fl-
The premature publication, Of tbs Prasf-
lent s letter occasions much surprise, This
vas done, certainly, not through the instru-
mentality Of the author. : H:..-
NEW foRK, Sept 3.-The New York Tfib-
mes Washington special says:
The present draft will send 100 900 new
men into the field, besides $4,000 desertera.
Secretsr7 Stanton has removed Quarter
aa5teFs General Nefgs. Gen. Ripley. Chief Of
ordnance, also Surgeon Gcneral& Hammond
Warrants for the payment Of all troops In
he field Will be Issued from tho Treasury De-
artment to-day.
There ate rumors to-day Of 4 rebel caya1ry
dVance On the upper Potomac.
, 1863-09-04

CA1Ro, Sept. 3-The steamer j.. C. Swan
hes nr1ived up. From Memphis papers We
have news from Arkansas.
ocr troops are In fine spirits. 4 raconnoi-
above Duvall's Bluff. There was q small
rebel force there, which mads rcsistauces Our
troops dispersed them The rebel loss is
considerable. Ours light. -,
4 force went last week to capture Browns.
vile. They did it afler brief hght. Browns
about thirty miles northeast Of Clarendon
and thirty two east Of Little Rock. Ut.
, 1863-09-04

The triumph Of the party of Liberty.
and Union in Vermont election, has
come to he as little matter Of surprise as
the springging Of grass on her green hill
sides. So that when, on Tuesday last, the
Republican Cnionists carried the State by
q plump 10000 majority, elcctins their
full state ticket, it was 50 much thing Of
course that it never found lis wav into
The dispatches at all. We wish ire could
believe the Associated Press agent at New
York would have been as silent over q
Corpcrhead triumph somewhere The
following are the new State officers elect:
1o'E1-of. ....-----..-,--....---Joh John G. Smith
e., ~, u q =! .4ol ...-.--'-..--...F. Dillingham;.
'-t"'le AleasG1tF..... ...-..-.-.. John r. Page.
Re. E.Woolbridsc
sAetnoe's o. oonetess Justin g. MostIu.
lFoztus Baxter.
We are almost tempted to print the de-
iaa;cd Coprcrhead ticket, as it seems hard
10 deny to the poor fellows the only salts
iacton Democratic nominee ever enioys
IN Vermont, tie pleasure Of seeing his nane
III print. .:
, 1863-09-04
From the Southwest. =

NEw ToRK, Sept. 9.-The Mobile Raqistsr
states that Alexander q. Stephens is At Mas
A Mississippi pareg says that Federal raid
is expected along the Mississippi Central Il.
H.: and that Gen. Chalmers IS preparing 70
New Orleans letters contain little ,nf1rm1-
ttor. The steamer Gertrnde, on her passage
from New York, captured q rebel. steamer,
from Havana for Mobile with d valuable cargo'
and took her to New Orleans.
Everythipg In New Orleans, according to
the Herotd's Correspondent, indicates move
n,ent of the army Gen: Heron had taken
bis furlough revoked, and nearly, all his regi-.
mental officers hafe LEFT the city fox the field
, 1863-09-04
BEOT E11EETS OF BURNSIDE
AND EaOSECRANs.
Cutting OF the Rebel Comuunfcu-
p tfons, &c.

NEW YORK, Sept. 3-rhc New York Wor1a
has the following special: '---
LEXINGTON, Ky., Sept. 2,-The l1teat news
from Hurnsidc's army states that he has mass.
ed jamestown aud through the caps. and Is
marching on Kingston, there to Jap the Vir-
glnla and Tenseszee Railroad thus cutting Of
the rebel retreat towards the west, while an-
other force, which had proceeded eastward
q Cumberland Gap, would cut Of tho road
above, and thus capture or drive tho rebels
out cf the wiley.
RosecInns was expected to cross at the low
er cEa Of the valley, thus seizlng the Tonnes
sec Railroad between Knoxville and Fiorencr.
, 1863-09-04
NC a1nnsR cIruGcffs Democratic
Convention -

c-,io "io9sSess1R, stess Mass, Sept. a.--The Domo:
~ aac e eih1e Convention Wis larpe. entbuaias-
ts als ana ea1. na'monious. Twelve hundred dele.
1,,on p Of all l1npEo, naq+;,. he President. urged
The spirit Of the Convention MGon. n"s H..
cdedly expressed against the appsrenf pa. ne 1e-
7se a, S u L. aee oSeet 81 r
ton, instead Of the preservation Of fbe i5n;n.
:nd cs:oration Of the Constitution. o'oa
". r.ine was unanimously nominated far
f;oresnor. and Ihoa. H. Plunkctt, Of Pitts.
1t ID, for Lieutenant Governor.
, 1863-09-04

Ntm AoperttseE.st1ts,
SPLENDID r RESIDENCE
~ PROPERTY
FOR SALE BY
MACLAY & KEDZIE<
Room No. s Kingsbury Block.
NORTH D1yrsYov


yrick Horse Rub et-cet and 1cs 51xt 49, far 70 w
aicE House on Rush stfcat aud lot ljxt for IT, 100
Eick Haose On kCsh ft.eet and of 5ort0o for Is 90
r9sIne doule Oh tsusa atrecs aa1 ct rOxU fer. E)
ck AonEe On Huron et:eet and lot t1r.. 10 n0
9ncK House On Huron str:et and lot 35xlno for IL
!tsa iouee on 4eaf born s. and Let 15J for. 10 90
E..SA t9nae or Mo!cott- 1t, ana lot et9), fo-, 0
& III Aonse On 1lilnoi$ t. 41t lot 5J1l, for.. 900
rtsm 1ous- on tl>rk 1t q 10: l1 IS Tor. a0f1
Tran4 Aonse On o. to It. and r,s +o11lO :or 35a5
A"1 n ffppsmo Houses on Dearborn 81. and 1os
Fr.S9a +sasn Lie ior .,::.:..-.;..... ....... Ion
Frr.Is oe Ieatrest. and 10: !9 Triangle. 100
Ers1s Ho Haae on iiinois-st a-d Ict4H fi03.. 800
FIR tIo1 oa 6e1nE ssteat and lot sou
Fr1r.s JIoms ~ nIeHef street. Az. SD
Frsme forse M hte1o: s.teat s1t 1os........ 10
Five Cosssees End 3osa a. atrees s; and !3t 600
, 1863-09-04

Only two towns, as Tar as heard from. give
Democratic mntorities.
We have the Legislature vote OF fifty towns.
ALI scut Union Representatives,. hut two.
Among the 1nembers e1ectedsnre: " c.
Smith, Of St. Albans; ". G. Shaw, Of Bur-
ii1ston Charles Read, Of Montpelier; ]. 8.
Marcy, Of Royalton i; O. P, Chandler, Of Wood
stock, and s. II. DOR, Of Rutland. The een-
:.tc will be unanimously Union, snd the three
S<19sn,gnssmen : ~, also Onion By FROM G,00o to
e,coo ms}ority for each.
, 1863-09-04
The Election In California

Tic California State Election took, place
on "ednesdsy.t Special Interest attaches there
to IRON the fact that In 1850 the Democratic
pa1ty split on the question Of Douglas or
Breckinridgc, md we're claimed to have lust
United sgain. The candidates in the field rere
, 1863-09-04

LzAvEswoRru, Kansas: Sept. s:-From
welearn that on July 2sth. Col. Kit Carson.
with part Of the LIST New Mexico Regiment
had a fight with the Navajo Indians beyond
Fort Canby. The Indians were defeated with
the loss Of thirteen Killed, oyer twenty,
wounded, and many prisoners =. -
, 1863-09-04


tEame r. 9Woulrg On Tashlpgton 1t, and Iot 81xr
ffAIG1 9s..2i R2weiaog On Michigan avenue, sc3th nf
B,et tAnF5sen nse'ane assEess. fs
!ackeeD rtfeet, 10 0ft,,,..... II, 9'..o VI
aafo;e noeth f3nf :3 D.. 1r.s':rz o. Waoa.h a1e:ss.
Thres franc -Dwelli13s o. A!cn;zai .vs.,1:.
kouth Of Twelfth strs=t, Is II tro1t -. ,--.-
hHE1 e DNeA!3ga On Fsrk Eow. {nea7 tho L1kei
Ffans Honss On Nc1rcr street, near the Post
~. pnes: fi;s q sont T. - t
Brick Honse OF ,Iacksoa stvtet and iot Ass4'
R5tck goosc on Indiana street aad lot, f6ox1S..
Frame Houae on Harrison u. and lot. 1u0fE eG :.
Frame IlouEc on rid street. and lot ,.,.
Frame Ecusa On Third ave naalot. 15Ii0G cor
FTaEs Housa on Michigan syesuo. near Or.
F,,me MafIefas Ifon:. snd nd
4 IaMe nouas on FoartH avenEr and lot,
e1sEe Honse On IEl7t avenue aad los ...,.,,..
.T2Ee House On TIT 4 avenue aots lot .-..,..+.
fj&EiE HQu83 Wei!H-Hf rear N 1tYfAay% n+d y,f
, 1863-09-04
A Eexie1 Cannrd Matted.

BosroS, Sept. s.-A New Orleans CORES
pondent Of the Boston Itayelsr, under date Of
August 23d. refutes the reported insertions
Of The rebel papers, that many Of the soldiers
Of tho army Of Gen: Banks were dying Of
yellow Fever: On the contrary, good health
p1e7ailed both III the army, and city Of New
Orleans. -
, 1863-09-04
Q)icaoo Grit'u1re.
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1858.
THE SPRINGFIELD mASS mEEr
ING.

ING,
The great meeting at Springfield yes
.erday was success in numbers and in
enthusiasm It was faiEy ablaze will
patriotic fervor, md the gathered thou
sands there assembled, lit the torches of
their zeal aftesh, and will 60 home to
spread the fire on the prairies. Elsewhere
we give an abstract Of the proceedings
furnished by telegraph Tomorrow We
nhall present the full notes Of our reportena
, 1863-09-04

DETROIT, Sept 3-The bark Success, With
a cargo Of com, sprung leak and sunE On
Lake Michigan on Tuesday. Vesssl ard cargo
4 total lpes.? ''' =. ~.
, 1863-09-04

BALTIMORE, Sep. 8. The ship Grey Eagle.
t1on Rio Janelro, briggs 5000 bags cof1se'
and the Cricket ,129 bags. $500 bacs Rin
u e1e Eold today for New YQrk at &c.
, 1863-09-04

Foor fTnme HOUSES On Aedson 81 md 1ots. 81 0
,r a9usG cn Aaeu3 ~ !oE 14t1t25 10
EIa- House on Ads1aasS. 10: 1o0x22J is...... 76
sxsice House on adams It,. LIT 1Dox09 ft..,.,. IS
nr:ck Houee on Randolph ii: Tot 5fx1o0H, ... 4 d
Ftame ~ House On ". 11dia7a; corner ios. 50 By
r,,E II :..:.;;:-.:::.:.-.... 50
FEaEa Aous? neas Chtcsgo and AtlwAukeo
r., , sve2ges ard q lots ,:::-.......... So
asno Vtsc o1 %lee nes. lot 201113 r. 45
A. iipHse oo 7an&asron-ss lat 1ly13Jt..,. 2
Et ~ Aos e on Loo1nlt a.: LOT d5tS0 l..--- 351
.n xa4e Hoa3Ea oQ 800 to 4G1
ffn1.s HOUSE On Hubbard. corae- Lincoln, ,iot
M51ton ..::.::..::..:..:...-....... 500
TtuIee oa L&k5 r.. !ot23411of r. ...-....,, HGl
- - ~ Hnss ase ~ n 150
co,t.xI xn9 t.. ..... 1so
s III 1nolaoa st lot Iax1Qe h.... LOO
, 1863-09-04

:. FORTRESS MoSRoE, Sept. s.-The eunboat
stockokoD, just <rrived from Newbern. re-
Ielts two stearaers and brig ashore near
, 1863-09-04
Government Asks a Lonn of tie
HEsa1a1ra

I. New YoRK, September 2.-At meeting of
the officers Of the city Banks at Clsco's Ex-
change Bank, to-day, proposition Was sub.
mitted to the banks fora S55, ,0o0, COO loan to
the Government. The Boston and Philadel-
phia banks will be asked for an additional
$50. .000, COO, the whole to be paid in October
or November, .
, 1863-09-04

1aesEEeas I1at The recent successes OF our am
and navy foEm glorious record upon the page
7 history; that our gallant soldiers hare won
tnemselFes fmpeFishable 1enown; that their Vi
49, es sa ..u!eAle speeos oSettn'o~ OF Inc rebt
sns ams,aaass w eon1aenee ID 'ae "1soo
Pesor1d Tbat IN the ett eorrsa 10 .h,+ no,+,op :,
. Democratfc nartv uhn bsra ~ fe-sa.ta,, =, =,
! dying Injunction Of stenhcnA Dono1ae and ,vy
have in The hon, of onr f,onrtrv,. tronh,. :, ~
5 rallied to its standard and Win hare ,,1arod Via
/; country and its destiny ahoye and hevond =, ~
pa1tisan succees. meets onr heo-+vv1 .n3 r.t.,ot
i admiration. and thcfr sarr.cas ~, 1,,.a ~ ~
: mcmn,v of n r,atef,1 ,,eon1o "a ,n,n 40 1o,a,;.
tiona1 Liberty sha11 rcn,fn
f R>eo1r.d. Tint .re +and.r> o,r .n,.+,,,t ,-,,,,
f thfes to the thona,nda NJ ,.o,,,,,a ho..a =. =,
+s,aa nTa- th.,aae ae"s -, aaa olpnans VINO ate sea
...n,.- :. as te".s., =. tu4' aaao "
co,,,.-s -, ...1sa. 49,. -. s.a.et'
9a.a.e;.ns ssass.a" - - ~. " tus
, . anu o1sas1et, 40 "ea as eaetlaa Inc men
ny % u4o En..an! eeau'
@nas - VIC" " 'ne e1aaosolnar
. nAeui''eS anu enoAt1asslae1le' waen nave ehv
.oAsa W. 1uAa. ,",,;. asu 80 .s aaa uas,hs 1a
ps .soe."oo US euo'Ie .. lae cor
.~s s A.. ~ .,'s|, w. 1.as:oua4 ~ anu .'a'e go'
,s1. -. 49, a<1 .t,1,.,. ~ a,e,:, usnoa1 e
; tlty have been marked. :.
The following resolutions Wera aIso ofFsre
ut the different stands hv Gen f,o1oeh11
:Judre Banps F.. q. Jnpcreo1l ,r5 1ora,,. =.
Z. Fo,4st ~ ~
.
| n~.u,u,
~ sns.,.1 10y eo1oian! enuosse aau snstat1
o.ss y. oa4 noo4o governor, hlchass
t,-.ss e' wa. te1s .ue most uylns period In tn
~ w. ecua0s sua' We nonoe MIN Tor hi
s.s Al4s ue.ot'oa 10 Tue Union. his pscsen
suepot =. tn1 cnoses o. me Administration fo
~ supptess'on o. 1ue' rebellion. and comment
.ot IN ueto anu at"at'on 10 tho wants OF ths
o'. sola4ss7' ro'afe generations will poln
40 4auts1fa'loa as tne most glorious ont
~ nealrSd M % Ts.t ~ y. ous ,s.,.s o.a.e p.esenta.
endorse tbc nr;nc;n1es 49, na,a e.u aa41a"aea'
tho President Abraham Ttnco,n rb5c m hss .|s. ss -
read to this meeting today, We recocnIza IN M -
additional evidence Of his devotion to freedom,
and the ultimate reunion and salvation Of tho
country. =.
1hese two resolutions were passed amid
shouts Of applause md cries Of "good,'
gooo"-1ho people rising and giving three
nlnea tnfee cheers tor the President and the
oo,etn.' :
10 lo'lo"'og resolution was offered by E.
y. 1nge1soi., anu passed unanimously:
,n.,ss naa We ate IN 1avof o. 1uo further Of
lieyo tho on1r :, rh,ot 4 ossaaSs We oe-
bclon, and bccsusc wc do not c1ieyc that -. fr.
ther offensive prosecution tends to eaarchy Or
mtsrule but to tho speedy overthrow Ct the rebel.
, 1863-09-04

1hc Government Securities,
f1s1LA D11.ru1A, Sept. s The sub-agent re-
1,o1ts the sale Of t52l $50 3-20's today. Small
ponds gre bc!rg delivered to July eth; 81 ,0od
bonds to Aug. 9Th.
, 1863-09-04

,naar,r E. Of nunb.zess p,s,to v ~. ~ 0a
sad dying the oa,k1eflsl sua.t t.r.o ~
AVN, thn rosr Of a,t,ll.,1, n. o< fhs
,ts s,a-tin1o of sxorda zcd haroner. ~ ~ anu
OF car atges eur homes our u-.,.t~ 49, .ec7ee
onr ryo,ioun norn,rv or.r 80. 1-o1p Hkafs and
,nan-5,a hanna, al the Hnttas taa atAr'
49, 9s'Ss' u America.
+.ss-.--,s .t.,.+,1ns -. y. w osy. VIII aet u
tnf,s,sr.asra ravrence S.n.,s 0e @ao ssaef Of the
| saneasls - - L.~te1ee. n~asA.
rsosT Tosrr1: x3j.s ru1I1n H. esaN easMM ~ AFs; Az
Of Tho soadssts aens:1 VIII d13barss no IA, d.
for shs benefit Of 2ho soldera' Homs, Ch:r.rs N
s e.: eF u*s 81: a. ts. s,. saa
ONCE Inssom aoosa e!ace. u tbs Bnifed 3satea
ae'pn stssss nsssss - ~ ~ 'es. sus.s a1s
~ son+h f4nr.- ..v..%. Jo,n D ~ so.s &allea
Periodical s,sre csrrar Of cu.tom Hors4 Psee .aa .aa
,t.t., M's!,sn ''fs's and ''I1 e04t hotels a
petsoEs 1ha country Wishing Tickets v!1i. p1ea>n
remit the moat7 ~ Hrs J. s. Fuller. P o.: ~
"a Ss ,..nrn mn. 'no 'D' aefs win 10 sot~zsa-
70 7:eyenr mistake, 1. ,,e,,ise a,,,,n.
al o,ds.s Tor tickets By mai shn.l be- a
dress .sttttn h..eoa Of tas orasrins tsrsts
49, ,1n :, county can hsvo thsir
a. .aey'i6n., dlees. q, ''ss''f''''
aae .a nso sse snnsxed Dsnta VII
e..s.aa ~. t..,..s- @A'S papers On the day auc.
1ae p1easau ase e7mptfssd IN tho follow:
T.; lt et .ntEonsss nSoks Album. .asaa
esI9aa ~. 81 sl.ts
Rosewood Frames, spl..dtd1y ornausntea "'A4' @Aa~
LIST o, 4u. PRINCIPAL r...xra.
ss,s ass;s: fstszesa ss ss. 5sse
utnk anu cxrYed ievN 8 ooA14s scSoA
Essi incsas M Wheeisi Wii;osS; so.i,: fssaos@
ss!! sss ss1 s.;ss no Gs is
Ro!S Eisle: s:ss ~ elegantly boGai ii 9oass
Pses tsS sia Is ssd se'e soon,
4s,,s a. s12ser ssr q C1 seNtsk &aehias. inlaid
:s 5s:sssss ts:1aS; S.ss
4 "as9i1 .s9 Stnas inau. nssl Adlrei,, wl!h ky
sast = asd r:ia3s s2 3,ms s.5
2oaSea X!etaila p:esidins Il hsr alst Co1a: @
Fi1ss e T ~: ii gea
III s:is5:s ;ss : Il @
E1t. 1900
'6s& so;s2sd 1sS S@
:; @ s': :as 1:.:-s:s e.tEs ,oeo,
ne s,s'Sn S Or Vt hoaR 800
SEE; fs:ss 5;s:;iSi ;5s 45 ss ssSs:5 4aa
4ss!!ssa ss!Ssss Christian 4Sisa do ,or;;;it;; @
nss!i:ss IT, Rists i YSs.ssstissl ss IS! sl;ss,
4Ts:s;as.os; SsS% lat ists.,lsv ;i;s Ii; ''a'
shss.as9re sa IS ffiend. sS@
: CurnNa It's il takeo. o.-..,.,...s,,....... %i3
The ssye9 sges Of fman;::.:...........,.:.... man 9@
Turkey Morocco Album. g1lt anii1ae. 260 '"''1
;...........-..-,....~,...t Buo~
TandeE92n1 {nse sttc1 p1at-}. }....-..,.... 4oW
ntsIognlhs6 Al AMERICANS l5o por:rs.fs 49,. 9W
IN" Etiat OF Ellie Deans theavj eut col
o!eo ....::.:-.:.......,.......,,... 1000
Haitso oHtaos e Gsp1tot. Waehtn Etoa....::... 400
excnminuatcatio9. o9....:-..:.:......... 49,, lQno
ss4a c1,as. a. fhe court OF 5Fsnce tlargo
: SA1eEcan ffnit F1ece (heavy Eut, calosed) 6000
y htEefica1 pttze nut tnit..-:........-.....,, Go0Q-
, 1863-09-04

Having arrived attention T. calls to the cst.e there
~ registered In the nane Of John Weurworth OF CHI
r. II y to 5eues no hs1d by lew s4s
cage PeIsona Tshn. psyons etil slwaya d ID Hert
Books at the Summit staslon Of the at Lona sud Cn
caED RallshAd. wbe:e tao Anr.a.s arc kent eDj the
redtETeea can BE- cxaEtaed HENRY HAY
&E5 Z J5l .tdHE As
, 1863-09-04
SECOND. DISPATCH.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago THbuae.1
Erpfrav1Ern III Giant a fGRe

NLA1Aa0 UioIA4kl4 --t
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribuae1
6rRlsaF1E1D, H.. Sept. ., 1883.
The additional crowds from the various
railroads hare swelled The number to gigantic
proportions. The Democratic meeting of the
1sth WAS not one.thtrd as large, and the en-
thusiasm Of this also Is far ahead of that. The
cheers for the Union, the President, the Pro-.
claznation, his letter, &C., we're declining.
Every sentiment looking to the suppression
Of the rebellion and the extinction Of slavery
Was most enthusiastically applaudcd.
General oglcsby's and Governor Yates
speeches were most elective, the people nc.
tuany rose up against the gallant General and
chcercd him again and rgnsn. =:
1neyer eaw 4 people worked up to such
state Of enthusiasm. Gen. Prenties also
made very effective speech Every allu-
sion to Our bravo volunteers was receired
with pcals Of applause. When It was IN.
nGunced that Gov Yates was about TO speak
at stand No. l, the rush Of the crowd to it
WAS positively frightfaI, while the impas-
stoned fervor Of the Governors appeals to
suetnin the Tag and the boys WHO fight under
it aroused the people to q pitch Of frenzy. =
Gen. ogiesby's appeal to the crowd to
aver to pledge their ives, their fortunes,
their sacred honor, their blood and the blood
Of their children to the cause, caused scene
,rare1y If ever witnessed at public meeting.
The people rose, and with uplifted hands
Bade oath to do 60. 49, ~ - -
1twas foundnecessary to have stand No.
x - 1,fnh D rF=
was Chairman, and Hon. Samuel Parks, Sec,
reta1y. Speeches were made at this stand By
Mcssts. Sweet, ]. D. Ward, Of Chicago, Gen.
Faruswortb, Capt. Taft, md Judge Bangs.
Speeches were made at other stands by
Mesers. f. G. 1ngessol1, Ketchum, H4Ekins,
Maj. Hunter, Col. Dougherty, Hon. !. N. Ar
mold, anda host Of others. " >'>.
The following resolutions we're unanimous
u passed at a1l the stands: = 49, i.
TILE RESOLUTIONS. r.
4f'aetd. Tint ttis uaholy rebellion was COM
rneneed without any 3ustihable cause Tint II has
ncen maintained tn violation Of ercry p,fnclnle Of
Justice and humanity, and that It is the duty ofthe
Government to suppress Il, By the use Of cyou
constitutional means within its power.
Rfxtzaed, Thst ne VIII 1ay aside an party oura,
tionr forget Ill party prejudices, and devote our
selves unreserrcd}y 10 the support Of tho Govern
ment until the rebellion shall be finally and Tor.
ever crnshcd.
J! Rtst1r<d, That whatever else may die, the Union
shall live to perpetuate Civil Liberty; whatever
else may perish, the Government shall survive in
all its constitutional integrity; whatever else maY
be destroyed, the nation shall be preserved in it,
territorial unity; andto this end VIC pledge anew
, 1863-09-04
HIN 7onntissngsnts.
II A D I E s.
f. a n . a 8
As.D
Soldiers Home Concert,
Bsasat q tse ae saats :a {: C m
1aa Entsrtainmant will eo5sfss of chcica voost
and 1asszu1asutaf Xuaie,
EFT BRYAN TALL.
ae1DlT EVENING, SEPT. ssth,- 1869.
1000 Presents to be Dispased
Of By 1000 Tickets.
Every Ticket Commands q. present.
oEz noz1ARPzR TICKET.
Every Ticket Commands a.Presanlt.
os8 Doz1AR,PzR TICKET.

Give and ye shall Big Rewar.1ef1s
orehas q tna net praceeds OF ,a,, conc.r.sztu
donated for the bsnedt AID reies Of those x.n ~
xuk:rtD< n3n the destruction OF :he ctr or Las.
reHce. Karscs Tbs suffering and pt.,able coudt,on
Of tle fAEaha{ survivors o. thst hct.fnle sud aen
Lii mA,sac7e, pssaaats hearrseadtns spp.M I, usn
kiad.
It 3o1sHo lad aorruwr11 sssnty to ~ b..e1t nf
vifo or E1sbsas. thaz OF mother ssts4 or brother
but It Is 1sldaret 4&uh1y Mozra:1T when'va rsnaet
upon tho cscza whth nas swept faads sad relatives
into :ature world, vac but mom7nt psoy,o7s war;
In tho vgor n utility, enjoying the .rstty al bloom
ing health In 7few II prospective yern.so oe lfad
With p&*ce. ktpp1e5a sud .osp.r!ty, Aad II Il ID
Hentable, iadee9.whsn - co1ldaE that In d5tt'oa
TO tho stdtcttn5 bc1eRFsuents Of our si5sesz nnIf
bfotheza that hs7 NE aefasllJ suffering or ahet.
food and Eainent. Hundseds Of families brtnYsf IN
destute condition. it nee1s not scttsl Of IN. .,,
den11s aetA. nns rae1e allrr!o1 to tho caso v ar
tcs TO cciiat tie hu..ana s5.npatntas At searr,,
humanity.
Tasrtmaintnx orc h3tofthe at pro seeaa oftoS t.c
eo17 III be contributed IN be4alf OF yaas nnhi.s*
kunaao tEahtatcn." TEE 6d11Haszs' Haxv, "th...n.-
Rendering va1naolo aeaAtsn:a 10 saabraye ana v,,..
troops who mag paAs throekh Chicago reoof1n~ ,.r
by esta7dnS t. them aneezt4inneeaxs. v4ornhv -
noy lc soahle6 - toaraay ocwa-z3 t. tsafr ho,.a
md far7s1ee Wstn caeesfIf leart Remainder ence
haaba1d2. &AtaeIs sons anu 1Tb.he:x haya L.. 80
atedas snd e4toret the n:tst II yl,y or rs
suasrir E* Of nnnbszteas patriots, who xya b1cn1-
snd dstnEHpon the bais1efsld an1d t.. .quna NJ H.
d71D tho roar Of artillery. the .atttc Of
tcs sta-hin8cf sworda sed hayonets aav Tho cec.7c
Of CIR atgea, aur homes our sefty o7p rrhf. Ia
cur Elo1ion1 coEn'sY, ovor wassh- wayee tn. az
sparssd banns7 Of tbs Bnitod sta:es. OF isaez1os
tp-N
, 1863-09-04

az oihss s1xien IL st11isae oi cravings ssd
p:,f.s rts nns3ie III =. aannedngin al s0o
81; born % atfe. ,I stas: seTer ot Eaadelpa "a
s.1snx M.e xs.. Of New York; Ala ia die Fftse
Lac sreef ~ . At Wheeler + wt'soa:4 Agency. io1
v VIC o rav c., 50 South Cla:k shset. Tne peEsoa
Isl IT, ne onslsa 70 the Plano Il mt Obliged y
Wi ~; "a NJ Eesda e.tsbltshHent: The :a1e TS!s
~ ena: holders og tne prize tickets nav sceot aay
y ne r ctiye saesTooms - tho peas m"
flne 10 esch sFtae'!shraept pt hs2 hean erxaxea
nc beautiful md aupsrh Paotograph A!n1Ims I. ~
vsleh's correF o. S1,iom Hon&o Paed and M1d!soa
stiteE The Eu.av2gs aud Pai.t2ss are oe;aH Eli e r
brlltsEed tn Nav Ynrk and PhfadsphtS, hna ~ oM
s1l,b,tien ior tho public baiore tho Coac<rs
81 tho c1oas Of the Concert the presents ~ e
df11n hefote Nv aud4nes BY CnmcfN.no spsHAs"e
r. thP aEojcocS to anne. inte.d tho 5rewi3z: ~.
~ Mrs. j. :. FULLER and MES. DR. EtA1ss
:, neors epeu 1t 7o.clock. cnacess to cotansaos nj
aeesSTi STiCkErs ONE D0LLAR>
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