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VOL. XVIII.

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III 'ne 1fcasohsoHe toofnesS co'eespoaucase'
setz"o come days e1ncc " ''ea c1rf1ossoo
H'ee' Fisney, sternt' Br*"ss and Ati7n' AL
first class copper but'emcd aod c'ppsr s'c 4d-
ca peace sne'ks, msaoese OF The order OF
American hlfgh'e, With oAiy one inea IN
their hrs'nF, a''d tohs' peace, to he OBTAINED
a. aa.y price, At any e~crf6cso3 hono"' aao:
rirk OF d'egrace to the Tag. Upon ta's p'at~
form thsse reace shtaks 60 beioFo the pao-
pic OF Illinois, every one OF "ho'n has sosnc
, 1864-09-09
EK2a1Il LIE A1<3U1XE.
The EfcEt Rally a lsfIOu-A Noble
EEf"l Demonstration.

iSrretel nleT.tcn TO the Chicago Tr1hEpe.f
Dixon, Lee Co., Ill i, Thursday, Sept 8.
The following cnnld not be tfansnaltte ed over the
wires Inst night, anG comes to you one d1y ao'c :
Yesterday morning opened 90 :5oom'lY end the
rain poured IN such volume, that 1t vas feared tie
convention OF 1nase meeting advertised to be held
II Dixon today would be failure. Gen. O:leshy,
Gen, PxentIes sud MesErs. Bios and Ward We1c
On hama ut an carly hour, aud measures wcrc being
perfected for greit gathering In tho Court uo1sc,
when tie e'ordr broke, the rain ceased and the eun
stoIc out bright sud beautiful !.
inst then long lines Of country wagons filed
with an enthusiastic but terribly wet multitude,
apptared opposite The public square anil they
vert joined by Other equally happy and wet multi
iuGes, and ihey BY tho people Of the c:ty. With
their wives .nd IT, lie ones. until wnen tde hnne
oi speaking arrived there were fully i've thousand
people gathered together.
nud the weather been propttlous thi4 would
have been The uost u1me9ou7iY attended meeting
Win neh11d ,bcFe that have preceded It In llrs-
The -pealssfs we.c7 General os!esby aud Brcn-
coropet Dapd a1d. b5 The tn1mit ibls Lom6 !ra
h1ttttrs. Itwuuid largely exceed tuc lint's Of d
ditpatch to give anything like An adequate report
eopvncrr CO ss eof I'D one oi The ost ,o@srxs6
cnu,paIgu eprcchcs ever heard. The cpthnsl I'm
viii wfich rhe General @as ere5ted, and tne evl-
dtLt eattEtactt.n st bis ensrgetlc and powerful ut
In the G. 1nlp: election.
Lee equity IL thoroughly aroused; the nres
upon her prairies ore brightly hnrnitr, and not.
wlthtsandipg she haa rent smat army to the
wa.a. she MY be cuunted Oh fOr at least iourreen
hn1dre1 majority 1or the Union ticket in Euycn-
bur.
Gfn. P1cntiss spcke after Gen. 0glcshy for a
haitian louE as Gen. Fren'ls ohl} csn speak. His
celuuci.tIon OF lrait.r- h! houe was postsisosy
oyrru helutng, and accorded clttrely with the
tpSrIt If biz nr1trce He ia u,ost powerful
tt,cal4r ard fs Gulne the COZ Try more eersiee
tan II he WAS in the field fighting Tor shat country
ct the head OF htr aEmies.
L.ft eStnIre Wm- geoss. Union candidate ior
Tookey, the Last thct ram avis IN terra trma, a
Un1u liberty-1oyiDg I1tsanan. sp"Ee Mt the ';ontt
ljoEsc Square. The sperehcs Of gil three gentle"
meu we're eloquent and oblr- Tue Convention nu IL
iuated by ncc.arnatiop David Mccartney. Of Fulton
county u their candidate for States Att0rney.
, 1864-09-09
,:de, 10 tate advantage Of it to give turn to

,n+ c.u,na1rp, :.
~ =. Sud. :, d,uo-,, T., n,o, x>,,.aa - :,
sbsnoshe mus II, "'.nco" 70 Hetp P's'eo as 10
The "Hse:.h. u's af bis silY foe.s Later aasices
,hn,r etnaus1ytly that EsJly is dis.
-, ~. 49,. .1aa nj ctchnont und on ncndovl,,r.,
''-s ~. ~ ~ . a"@ ~ "a.s.,,
tcan rec.nt'asan 70 seovss Inc "ns!eaoouts
~ tx ~ 1,, ,,a In oed - ens w. w,
I.or' "ur l'nes asd no.hsd 'hFeneh 9esfs *hsFe
E-fsJ Ea9 hle neGcQ'ar1e!s oa9 'ne na'ln.n: r.
t""r h9s Ever, .ney tan on p.GhTe tye, Wo.eo
ftttAto g ca"s nel'ie ~ rneu ~, t'n .ne5 n1 !a' -
baGR over snG Vpcqnsn. .o snl1 pug u-n hnmr
!o'lp"ea. aIu utIe o4G ,nns 'oo eaea'S "0s
III tntee On Ihe atnel e,ae, ne ua.1u' ,o.. e,-r.
o1hsr Isconpo1se.ree-, thon!n IN 'ess iofee.
vert ms1s ou tae sHtnnt iole io2s, r. ~ ~ a.
css1h1Ice u VI hlon1 tnc cnlare 1Iut', hsty nv ~
list :pce ofo acro:s the ''neqnta, t9q 30 sT US
con'd re "scefta'nra naa p9-.eo ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
wntt t'1ohs 1nl1'latt posAsion " '"a "e' 1" ~
tnAt tHf"M =. xa,....
, 1864-09-09
FROM ST. PAUL.
minnesota military and Political
NuYFH.

Especial Di.pa'c Gu to the Chicago TribuneJ '
ST. PAUI.. Thursday. Sept s.
Two companies Of c1-tgbe!e are on thc!t
WY from Nils aukcc to reinforce our IT n.ler gay
1isou. AT last accounts ali WAS quiet along onr
line Of poete.
The Methodist Conference in now IN session IN
this city. 1t IL loyal and intelligent body, patt-
otic to the core. They borrowed an old hattie
SCARED flag from the Governor yesterday, and eus
pended 1t over the Bishops chair, greeted 1t with
three cheers, aud sung q national anthem. The
Baptist Association IL also in session this week at
Minneapolis, They are not whit behind 1hsit
MethGaist brethren In 10y altY, though not 50 DEM
Tie nominations made by the Democracy on
Wecnetday are all looked On as weak. They feel
TINT they arp under c!oud, and the MeIieslan
cause crows weaker esch day. still they keep upa
prodigi1us noise and tutfs .
They had ratification meeting in front Of the
International HOTEL ut tue close Of the Convention,
en- Wednetday evening, During three hours speak
inr not 1o,a In tasor Of the Union was said;
hut 1nean de1snt, traito1ous abuse Of the Govern
melt and the Union cn1se.
, 1864-09-09

The State Copp+rheadl ropven:tor-At
tcxnpt TO HuEn a@.sEcrAtnens Ware
ltuHc-f,ueFilisi It.n1s.

The State Cop2+rhead ropven:ton-At-
tcxnpt 10 NuEn = as.'EcrAIaens "Axc-
heusc-t,uerilia Ttenls.
ispec:ol D1spatc. to the Chicago ~rlhune-1
ST.. Louis, Thursday. Sept. 8.
The following are the pomin a1ions Of the Cop
pe11s at1 Conveur1on no in session Ia this city:
t,ovesl oz-rnossl4. Price, Of 0ale:
Lieutenant EofsEDor-L. ": Gnrriss. o! Cav.
Srcr. tary Of s,ate-lam.e NcFerran, OF Dav;e..
Andisor-Coss. Popicr, Of S. Gensscive.
Treas u1cr- Geo. c. NfUl ham, IT Jackson.
Rtri>tts Of Lands. W r Billings, Vi The st.
sr A.1o:nes % Gtntsa1col. mr. Woolfolk, Of Livingston
ccCuly, Tie adyoca'e Of T. WeftrEn hspub:ic."
hold, vel devised and most a'stasdiy tempt
to fire the large Eos ernntHt warehouse on thu o1r-
uer Of Wash,, e;on avenue aud Second street was
u4.de TN Tuesray night II appea:a 'ea. Mr. J..
II, IIawkep, fturekerper aud clark OF the Hata.
house has bs~ n ius sorae time past warne'l bY
anon, tnut letters that an attempt could be made
White lie p!,ced hut little reliance In waEain. d.
he wgs negrrtheeEs induced u exercise extra Wig.
iluuec and watched the warehouse u1,hsly. To
hls preeeuce and prompt act1un Oh Tuesday night
the Government Is indebted for the preservation ct
4 million dullars worth ol et>ses. ua1 tha at
tempt bet succcsrtul, other extensive establish
rnents adjoitiDg ould also doubtless hayo been
dcetroy eu The attempt was made by m fn.e-
wo.k plated in AZ old carpet haE. which also con
tainea larxe guam 'i1y at cornbust,bles matches.
rorip, tshpm, etc. The machine, fortunately,
exploded wht.e ths watchmen were IN the build:
ing, and hy tnssns Of watsr and sand, the
wttt finally qGsucsed- How, OF by. whoM4AH
ma hike ~ placed there Il unEcown, but IN V1aat
Of the large numb-r OF draymrn, rorttr+, and
nthcr 3abyrts. constantly passiny in md out dar-
ibC the day, the act could hardly have been aaic-
pated or prevented
Abtut neon yesterday, n collector or messenger
for tho Pcop,e'> Ssripes Institution. named Chr,At
Lender, was knocked down and robbed Of S4.000+
1t ar the cn1ner OF Secnnu and Mulberry streets.
Tie rubber r.cap+d with the mouey. NJ c!ut tn
biz iGep'ity bis set bern obtained.
Late srr3va!e from tie Mise,nr! indicate that The
ba1.t IT this river ut several noiuts ewdrn With
hushsrhccktr4- In Rpone cuanty, Ut aud Lear
R.thepcrt, tt+y h.ve become particular! trouble
rome. The ~ain G 1,y was fired into at thar pntnt
~ .he vne ce.crhGfng the river, few days
Eseipcr. Shortly %ltcrwarn> he Mars received the
Fskaulr. treatment i. she wA, sptny H. anil tito
{ Elas ae.rs1l. Sent oI two nth y skif to dc.
= tssf$ssj H. I'd r. NJ Ms,. k{l'sd thsa
Fs9e1uiRfa :sfia1 c.; CITY for troops y.
srip even wits2iae6s Tire bo.t WI. "nli.el tc
CONT tsck IN s.. har3es with her 'ref:hr, which
! vii, be .prw,rdct To ST. Joseph hy ratlru+d-
Ieeserr"y h.nQ Of huPllwhachefB captured
Irtl.l' train on the S"rn Mi-suut1 A. Gen rail- !,
, 1864-09-09
FROM THE SOUTH,
Tho Rfe hmoud PFeas on the situation
-tSlte A.. s,%A ~ ~ e.A.Asy &Uh1x08ud4

NEW Yonk. Thu1sda5. Sept. s.--The Rlrbmond
"a aUainer VI the 9Th comtarht'ng on uoud's OIL
eIas tnat af rr ettnckiu the enemy win TWO corps
sear Jouesbo,o, only uaroeE's cofps vas lett re-
~. tse ns1sulr ct the enemy. esu only be aecount
81 ~ hx tuppos11g that .1tet our ltrack failed TO
sisi"de1e ,he rpepy. Hood wilhdrew one OF ,heu
na5oss So6s iS 6s1 Sa r. s,nnt asns
.,a,n,.5 The enern,'s deafsn. He must have he
i,.vsd ihe man BODY Of 5herman's nzny to have
heel in front OF Atlan'a, when ia f,ct Il WAS on
Thn E.rnnln<r coperatulates the South thst q :
though T. I3't 1hs .he s1y is n1 apd
@e1o II arn1her nr,1c1e the Eca7ansr condemns the
,e1noyss Of Johnston, saying pc vas superseded oy
hs* *of 1nnnapjpg apythiny 1arGrr :han dtvfslon.
Tie 1eeult aisastsrst Atlanta Is IL .ns vsr.
t ssa t9en n's:sss fe s9sa
syer ieieIr1pe to the absuroity Of pu1rinK up
"a sailing uoun con.mander In the Aeld &c
, 1864-09-09
C. H.. s. q. Il. ne. CASUALTY.
The smash Up Mar nIartdian-&tx
Porous 11ilIe.s-Fuurte-n Il Iujurctl-
The Vef61tG OF the to:OnG.s1 JAT5s

MESpoTA, Ill.,, Sept. Title night passenger
tratu frum Chicago. hsyin., ten coachet Ell. hr Of
uhlrh we're dlIed w1,h pa.eengery,' and u atock
trai1, lawn. about thirty oaned cars. coming
i.corp1yr ss.udins Oh the track abuu. l,T,j miles
81 Vi Ii. ritian st tstop and dse or s1x miles ea:t
O. Nendutn last night about h.lt.past one O'CLOCK
rnnh,1,, prpnt onmnp To tbe trnins and killing ak
n.rsnn, fen,f,.rantsl ma ,ninriny many other4.
some II thtIn trr1ouaEy. Tue smJk1nc car was In
- = fro1t nnrt n, rh. >Train nexE to the paern,e
cnr. and in ,hls there were 1,,Me half dozcR eIi-
eruuis. ind thr next car was Lied with chi grants,
fhnst Killed Sere ali IN the em0rinp car. ,gh,ch.
tn"tthrr with Tie )oeomotivc teuder. baggage car
and tm,r olher car wos rendered cotupfe,e wreck
The scene a,trr the cu!lIslpn uaB most terr.o ola
onr. The haskenuer and stock traius, coming
fInm opnorlto tiiFsct1eng wefa hurled in full
.1u.t d uprn ,he ttnuaip;, etene pilpx no In ter
r1tl.. Trct the th:ee locomotives several Of tho
ttocs c1rr and o. before stated, the tender. bag
,,arc cur ind two cara Of the pa.uepcer train
Ttc er!e1 sEd groanB Of the dying atd wounded
Yere mot heart repdtnS, and ihe passtnxerb and
wu1k ,o set tne bruised nud m,bgled hodies out Of
the wreck. Of,hc SIX killed, two were chlldsru,
Que a 1al about teyentrt n years OF age, an1 man
and his wiz named Cel,u2-alt s sis3-as a!sn
we're the wuut ued, Of WhuEn three were about II,
haif o; whom ar+ Twompn. Oac Of atha
wounded women had l1-r back broken, and cannot
i've md nuo,brr hsJ her 1css terribly oeo aud
n,i ~ wer. aito eerious. The on1y woudar il
I'M anr 81 ne ne,.'ns n ,ha swo n,1c,s.'t cars
hfch r. 1S,. ~ nmnfn,sir rrr.hI =, 80. eno - -
- - t.ns d,.. - !, .1.:'E; ;" seeHs e:c*
1hc em,v1aria ,rcrn III Tho herrr- el,aa nr sv,fa
M H. tid s t, LIES -, =. omtS. ~;
trnT -, 1"r,,. IN this sectinn IT T1nnis Ths m III
AIo Won1ah Wnn "e1e kn!e0 WE oe~!y N41lleo
, 1864-09-09
THE WAR IN VIRGINIA.

Lnts&t fFum The Aflennud onh aud from
xsrzu1--A NAstl T1feaIxncu.
Especial pnspatct +" the t;b'caao T11ounc.l
Pn1IAnEIru1A, Thursday, Sept Il, 6S'.
The situation in the Gtanaldoah Valiey con-
tjIues about the PANE. Sheridan md Es1ly are
tsepIDR up tplebdid game ot maneus* ring, each
t.,lng to 5,tceye1 the Other making sonle n1ssak
, 1864-09-09
QI;icaoo Gril)u,1c.
rr,,ay SEPTEMBER Q, 3So4

FrDAY. SEPTEMBER Q. iSo4
kl1s s:.>rC%M+@I~No o"cU Il eNT.
1r IL. ,,a:u. D.,a.":.ae, -4seak '"r lhen .eiges.
W,,1 1r fs-r-d rt- d. tnr delivery this, Friday at.
4.., ocn, IT nrtt pamphlet sf sfx3etn pages, 4
fcrrtise Compilation OF 'hc
.stnle oi TIL sste sTprerheaa Convention
lu GhlcsSG.
! The tyras, n1b'c and revo u1onaTy utseranres
Il thr t *. lnd clinpsea 9f The spirit Of the
oc,utlo: ii;%.trn.ed NJ eel-tiaus from Val Hndt.-
Aani. c:.1, 1ar1tv, Lo"g, Dsar, Sc, mour, Van Ar
lcs. 'Dstcn. Sand.rton, WiciAhe, Eud scofes Of
!, ,:t.rr.
Th:r document mu-t te plsced In The hunda Of
every yo,yr ~ the Guirsd States Ii is liz eSe~
oyepe,. e. 1t .hnvs the di-l''va1 and treasouable
uteut,ou, Of tic aocrs OF lie bona Democracy.
Trlt,cs II ,he Uninn, ecnd in your orders at
o1c.. 1'te- vll lie 3'l-d promptly. Price $s.o}
,,r ii. 1eu ,~ir., exc1usivc OF postage OF expres-
rule.
1,..4Tr<,as>, OF PEACE AND
E11sU>a0~.
Lt U1,or ucr c,rcalats ii ereTswbere' espe
ciaily
ezs-- m.o.,c ssuy BOYS IN fs:e = arny -2
or,,ere a.4::.1.p4urd ty Tie .:*~u i'll b. flied In
The ord. III ..ich ,hrr arc resolved. :
p.itc $,.c3 per .sund.ed by E1press, Or $ss.2s
b. HAIL, PREPAID.
Atd-as. CHICAGO TauBuKr CoNrAET.
Eaior Gen. J IT, a Logau's Great
Union speeca.
Delivered fr Chicago, August 10, 1874 Jnat the
THU. TO 1.ut Tut. lhe haud. oi the peaoe Demo
crucJ.
p,tse $2.oS Ier Euntaed hy Express, Or Sc sss.eesi g
by Hall, Pa, tpald.
For eac a. TEInrxE CFFICE
[.Conncst'A AGsrc.s to .ile C.b cInnat
Ersnli Il. peal association.
4 pamphlet which every hoersylovlpg 1irhms'
ehuuld IcSa
r.ice $500 per Hundres By Express, or s2.e
BY Hail. Postpaid.
, 1864-09-09

:s,ran q. e,.upt, vii te bid III EN- @rore. nc.r
tlllamss lie, oil sn'ur,sy, sc2'emheF IL. 1s6a.
len. >belb, NeCE.lsst1, naa .uirs =: :onallns;
uen. Gen. ". N nirr, tiot- 1"bu ~ Ros;t 9 and
b+r emmett sptakt1s wi1' be tr'Eeat aha addreea
ibr Wsr Department has sent on Al
,tisder hese es-isniug all snnstitu'e recturs
to 1p. s5th 'tl4rua MIMI regiment. There
we're about l5t il thmp who bad, II. tae lima Of
ttnir ell s1u+pt, selected pafLl:clnr rsZlueus III
which to 9. Iye these men o'}eeun. . se1vtrE
II. tie 40fh; ana the War Department, on app les.
tiun OF the Gov. 1utr. has just reversal It's pse'
sl4qs order. All eub.tttntcs now enlisted ~ul he;
sssient IL sath regiments ~ the. may relsct ous
u 10 .u-stl,u1ss wt,,h may hereafter enlist tue
mussertLv otIicers DIRECTED 10 note IN tue de-
tcript1ve rolls the rrElmttt whlrh thcg Wish to
joip, hut tn = will b. uab4c to be assigned 10 any
The Lev regiment orEarizfng here is tue t45sh,
and IL ,uli, The r+gimcut organizing Ut Alton IL
tnr 144th, and IL ncarIy 1ull.
The iul,utriug Ippvtu- -4nents o4Se oeea u t1e:
Lieut.: Col y m A. emlt6. olonsl, -:th, Vice Altrs,
1e.igltd; atsistnnt snr.;euA Joan ht1npers, Sur
sron, ash. vire Ktl1>, re>igped: Liens. Cat Wu,.
i. Stuart, Coson+|, C5th, v1cr Caneion- reslgntu;
taEt. Geo D. K.n1 edy. Major, q b, vles Wyo,,
1t,lent d: Dr. tbu=. Il TtumpFu9. surgeon. !A)t1,
vicc Siro, r, ro.ie.cn; captain l-a,c " Aatne,
Alptor, hsu, vice jackson, ree!xnel; 1-e11. to!.
Jui.a,luu nj: cs, Celurl. 13sd vtcs Mo ros. killed.
.c'io,.. Liert Col. Ed. Kitclsi. Colonel, vice
Fnuk1. .0rBf!. teG,
, 1864-09-09

Bur14roros, Vt, Thurs.Iay. Sept. s.-Returos
Smith's msjuraty viii coma up to nearly -, ,ooo-a
Gain Of nearly {, GOO tiuce last year.
Meaers Wcodbrldsc. Baxter and Morrill, ate r
Tee serate Tiit be Hna7issovs1y Republican: The
House will not contain OVER 20 Democrats.
, 1864-09-09

The ni|it"r. situation ts tull Of interest,
s6rpcially from its 1peyitanle conjunction
aud cou.,,licstsop uf,h political erents trans- /
1,ir,rrntd In takc 1,,ace In tuis respect
1,, nj men. y ho fore the cnnntrv should not
foi, to r,,,,, NIL receive tie full meaning Of
t1,., j., t,,s ,s.no 1T +tr he n,,ea lint
g., f:.s1.t acc1 ,ras r,,e c,,d nj ttp ,r.r near
= o,. 80 .,,,tn,1 ,,,,.a ~ tha ~.,,.1. ha
,,~:.a N-,., 49,
NJ. :, - 80 ~,.o.,,.
-.-:7..
>~3~"" ~ t"'
~'tu !" t's "'" ta@ ue n'a,
.uoiose1 ~ n"a "ae ~ e.,,ns,n, " " tt tta
,'.,,n 7t,,.n,,, 1,,,, ,,-,,r .,,s sn,,s ,~o-nr1-
- 49,. ,..~ ..a>.s l., -. 49,
.'.,, n,,,,o,,, .,.,.u.,,, or -. =, .t.,,;,n ~
<-'.,.a ' 49,. e,..,.a s,eno ~. caas,.1s ~
~, s.,s 49,. r,a,.., =, 49, f.o..
-. a,s.Is,., 49, '.,.,' - r.a
-. '.,~s.s .,. -
e4'u1on 80 ~ 49, ~ r.
lux Feoi'e VIII 4c"'1'" u oo "ie toe oo'e'n-
u. d nfm
An7 'se'o e"AA'n'"' ~ ei0''a' no
'o'o *'F" "1''ie' ~"' t'] s."E u'A "aAtf,
ana tne Aoss fea4a'Asoie co.i'o4on r.
-
H"n "PPo" w.
esuo"|e Inos w . .n a". a,
~ A'D'1e 49, .s.
,~,'
tueus" ~ 80 49, NA>@ @AA'-'o'' 1NA'A <A~A
w. ,so,s 49,. ao,1,+ .v,.o, r,..~ w.,
..s,.1s aas,.n *n soe sn.c-ca T., H,sra.,ho-s
,T,>.. ;. :. ~, =. s,t -,a -, ..c,,-a :. r,n
a,on., ,,,.,..,. oo,.so,,, ~ .;d+ +hoo,s
D., o,-o,,,a4a -hs e;.,,,..a,s IT..
xnost .t,xcti,e or,,ra,+nr a,.,n~t 1it,ls afse
.nd The mn aIoowu h,tu. Iii bu the
.,amph,et to 20 ready to.,uorro~ g 70, circu}a-
tion from the TRIBUNE .ftlce, giving Tie
be.uticc II .:.e late Ctiesr., C.nr.ution,
with cx,ru.ts 1rou. .reechre on 1n.t occa.
sion by TIT gsta, ligu uts III The Bogus uAmoc-
rncy. II will do " Orld OF good, aud .hould
be s.nt every Wit re, especially in the army.
Geh. Silt rnau siy+e s'rlvt tut highly im-
IorsuIt ltsEu.e Of 1it recent oter stons.
1bc rstut Ill Vermont Er"ws better and
better, and FURNISHES happy aueuf5 Tor tue
campa,e'. Vermont "as tnre 10 lead OIL
sq"afe's asa'net 'ne 'oSos De''oeEacj' oo. !.
sue ooes even "et'es tnau WE eApretea'
Ai'sc A'c seespe: ~" 10 .uousu els.e
"ae e%F' NY "''o''' e1ns '< "''o8u o' eo' ai7
N@oef 81 neet Patce Ii E!seu e'se "nefe-a
cparae'cf'e'ic oucuoeLt II SHOWS 10 "hicn
sue he 10 his oacke'e oeem u necessary 10
'fiu MS sS'1E. 1o'at tuen Will 4oaA 4ess "
th's ls''er @han III 'ut 1hen "uo WAL T ~ to
Flh success aeo VIII n'e1oe 10 !fust 1us
nat1on ~ o. 'lno-t O. co"paoS' = ".n te
hn1"h ~ aos coUps"} nc heeps, osao 1oF
Lie ftco1es o' Ut 4H'e I"lceSn So7'cntiout
10 oe puoi'rocs' to-oSy " LIE tAsbtSE Cou-
, 1864-09-09
LATER.

yosrpz11xa. w., Thursday, Sept. a.-st1tT
,,nns =. tbs Stats smlth, for Gov. 12,soa, aud
nsdueM 4,;z=a,: Lus, ,eur The, same towns gave
Smith coo zpd Rednsle 4:S Sa;i,a tx gains on
Ihcse re1urre audicate tha: Smiths majority will
te from 5000 to tDDO e1eaIer than last year. or
he hnnt,ed representatives. voted tos It Is report
co that ou,y Ave Democrats are eiectea.
, 1864-09-09

startling disclosure Of u ReDei Pirate.
'. %EIkGHe.,-
-f - = ia - .'-'-
New YoEK, Tburednr, Sept Anew I4ond'n,
Colu.. tulleeppnient .: tne EapiHasrcl1t AuodF-
tistr ttye: The @rtatttt excitement has. pro a1e
uutitg :he: last y ek IL the s'eeM pss o:asss o.
upuu tut rtyealItg 10 Collector lrney Ut piot -
oes,toy all the sis su,i,ts running tha Soan'l.
II wis eait rbn> 1he Electric Spark. teceuty eHo-
ha- b, huve1,nx nuout uur cuast, ind was to 10
the work. :.
it III II asser Cd asa fact that tho Ta!ilnha4at
Or. n1euuird a.ouud the Constitution tnnu lyi. e
tnrrr, uud It. sued cut nraln auuuatieheed. Four
,rntost. have been sent Mt1 the Sound TO look
a1t.r the Aiutr.. ..-:: "..,
, 1864-09-09
" CHICAGO, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 186

tofilus to the crndu views ur peevtsn 1aactas Vi
1unctlpnary III R,chu,oud, the .E:r1nlser, cou.
ilhues: No~ Is !. nut hard, i is nut erus.ly
h11o tbs. the sun:gie OF, eltat ntiuus
ubQ eac1ltce tttIt Goney and theie lives; wa1
y.oau III Tie exress VI exe1tion; who Trraca ave.
+, u4u.co TIL he tiooa ttarts aith the szeat-
ahpula como tu pap.ht t,=huuta end in tnc Ea.u OF
TO aiI mat The pteoteGt.ons and autlpxs4les, ths
ti'lnl tersvual feelings ul u sttRle man, may hs
i1ollgeu. agaln It uays thu mural etftst Ut tht.
/. IS of Atm d. though tmay be tealpJsafy. viii
b. etea1 il wif-seAuer ncrlculable as, rtancc 10
ue pa1sy Ut LlncoLb, and ob-cale sas prospscss Of
p. ace, ntety bright. Il may fenaotu tdutn to
= >ecnie thu oroft: II val utfuse: g-oom OVER tht
Suuth' This oeprese'o., however, may bs sp:sdl.
l,' 'zelltytl, IL tut udMtustsatfUtl ha. spseS uf
1eAI se1se uusc. .ash pa' 'riottsuI. de reostase.
Lent vi Ju4hstun, ur anpuu r1:nt Of BtadrcSard.
wculu 81 unce resose sh- contden7n of tha CO An-'
tJ 1ud aruy. - - =; r.
Tlr E4uMtneT ea4s ale Bristol papers stste thst
It is uls IL. ahont Wheeler, des roslns he scelt
bllusr over the Tel1eEas ut Loaduu- Th. saue
paper tas ne s'udous.y t. AVOID tns ene--
my r bf,Ggc- anG tmes VI cousuuDcl;i'u, aud de-
vottr h,1Ds ctf n e ah1nt cunutry picking
Up enla.i lu1r ot pti.onuss'"-
Tho Stnt.te1 .iosrs a1l article OH tie situation
as uI1oVs: -. Ee un'y p7ac lcal !,otul NJ can
u4sw 1lU1u all this Is lbat the cunf~dcfata 5:atts
trvgc ID luo,c ur,rut ueed Ut an 'tda4.4te arniy
md lGclt con-cx1pou@ aod Vf:;ilane leAdets, sid
I'll 1usl ~ thE ttunt. III N they 4ye ut ILLS hUut.
, 1864-09-09

FKOM TENNESGEE.
whEeIcxs8 RaId-Po}1flca1 1nrela~
Eence-
wAsu1xc7os, Thursday, September. 8.--The
1atett lrtsl igence fnom Rousseau Is that he !.
TenntFeec. we bsyt cspturcd many pt14ouers,
The railroad between Nashvi le and Chattanoo.
70 Wi be III r4nu,ng order 1o-morros.
e,n. ~ II paeeed resolution favurine the Gail
oi a STATE Convention and the immediate abolition
Of slavery.
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- Xxi, lc ::::.:! ~ I. ~: III, -
:'v' ,-': :f1''a :'':.; -: !i* t: !s:.,:,. ;;,.,
. :: : :'.".;,:.f: ~ *, .. :. .:r.e>;
, 1864-09-09
The Great Unian Meetings at
Dixon and springfield.
AGREATsCahE ON LONG
ISLEND 5OuAo.
THE REBEL DEFEAT In TIE
GkEEN MOUNTAIN STATE.
LITTLE Nae aCcEPTS TaE
NOMINATION..
His Formal Letter oF Ac-
ceptance.
4 VOICE FROM THE rza0N T.
What Gen. Grant *Ays Of tho S1tu~tio1
Especial Dispatch to the Cbteaco Tdhunc'l
WASHINGTON, Thurs3ay. Sept. 8.

Especial Dispatch to the Cb!earo Tdhune.l
WASHINGTON. Thursday, Sept 8.
The follow ing If an extract OF letter from It.
Gen. Grant to Hon. E. B. Washaurne, dated City
Peint, Aog 1G, 1861: stare TO all citizens who
Witt 1ne that all we want 10 inEure the early re-
storation rf the Union, is a DErEnx1xkD sENrr-
NEhr IN THE NORTH The rebels hare now In
their ranks thtir LET mar: the little boys and old
men arc guarding prisoners and railroad btidsc5
and forming good part Of their Iatn-ons fur In
t1enched positions. 4 man lo.t By them cau't oe
replaced. They bare robbed The cradle and gssve
equally, to set ,hrir present force
Besides ~hst they Lore in frequent .kirmiahcs
ard battlef, they are row 1o-inc from desc1ttous
ard other cauees at lesst one regiment per day.
WITT THIS DRAIN ON THEN TIE END
TICE TO OURSELVES. Their upli ~
I. IL y divided North. This nil -
fbst icemt MIS- from Tennessee, Eoa&q
lard, ard Missouri, willis 1t would weak s.
With our draft quietly enforced they NCua bo-'
cemc dtepnn6cnt and yro7}d mike but little reals
tauce. 1haye no doubt the enemy are very anx
sous 70 nd mn TIL after the Presidential election.
They haye hopes from Its t1-c,e. Tn~y l4uuz tut
counter revol1tion. They hope for ts.e ccc'lon OF
place c.noidate. In fact, like slicawbcr, they
hore fer something to *'turn up." II our pc .c..
f11tnds czpcct peace from separation they are
muck mistaken. !. wand but he the beginning Of
var with thousands Of Northern men joining tho
South, because Ct Disgrace in allo wing sep2r-
alton.
With rtace on any terms the South would de-
n:and restoration Of all saves already freed, it,
t1cmrit3 for Losses, treaty which would make
tue North elayc hunter for the south, and pay
for the rettorat ien Of every slave escaping to the
North. Ioure t1uIy, Q. s. GRANT.
, 1864-09-09
FNOM WASHING NGTDV.

Politics in the rmy-1he Soldiers
md me Peace eSbenkx-Kebc1f faolbt.s-
The Enrolment Of 1FoUps-<senerAt
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