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, 1864-09-13

NEW YonK, Monday, Sept 12.-The steamship
America. frum Southampton 31st nit, has arrived.
The Times says: II the account Of the dolngs
OF the TerLessee Ia true, it IL one OF the most
gallant actions Of the American war, The &C.
count OF the loss OF both aides makes the action
tti!l more extraordfnarT.
Confederate loan, T6lS79.
LONDON, August 30.-Coneols, heavy at 8asx
0k814.
The conference sitting is adjourned, probably
because the Danish plen1poten!tartes are awaiting
necessary documents IN to the present time the
Conference has been solely occupied With teEritol-
TunKSr.-The difficulties between Turkey and
Meutauo are eettied. Arrest continues IN Treute.
The police have discovered arms, munitions, &c.
LONDON, Tueeday Evening, ADJUST 30.-The
English funds opened quiet, nut ut the close there
Was fall OF u per cent. The main cauee con-
sisted IN conjecture that Mr Gladstone will pre-
vent the March Exchequef bills tron beng paid in
for revenue month either to ratse their rate Of
iuterest from three to four per cent TO fund pot
ion Of them. or make IN exchange from stock to
exchequer bills on behnli Of the Savings Banks.
COMMERCIAL
LIVERPOOL, Aug. .2g.-CoTroN-Thed demand has
improved, American advanced ING per b.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. per Genital
lower.
SOUTHAMPTON, Aug. 3o.-The American stcam-
erJ J. Wright was lost in the China sea. NO
LTEHpoo1, Aug. aO-Bacon quiet. Lard firm.
firm. Butter firm. Sugar quiet.
PETnolEux-Steady; es I'd for refined.
, 1864-09-13
FROM MADISON.
State Military and Political InteIif-
KeueG.'


Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.J
MADISON, Wis, Monday. Sept. Il, 1864.
There were 1853 men mustered In here to-day.
The number mustered In here within the last ten
days is 1.4s8. An average Of fifty men daily have
been sent to the front for month past.
The d2nd regiment is fully organized, and it, as
well as the remaining companies Of the a8th, will
probably have tor the aeld within q week. There
Is doubt bnt that draft will BE- enforced in the
deficient districts OF this State. Our 100 day
regiments were at Cairo, on their way home, on
Saturday, at St. Louis to-day, atd will probably
reach the State on Wednesday. The soth and 4tst
60 10 Milwaukee, and the 40lh. h.coues here. Major
Gfddir ca United States dishursiug officer here,
wss called to Ohio Saturday BY the dangerous H.
neas Of his mother, the widow Of Hoa. Joshua r.
GlddiDEB.
1t meeting Of the Union State COMMITTEES a
few unye aso. Soi. joun u. MeMlnn, well known
as leading editor Of this STATE nominated to
succeed J. L. Packard, State School s1pes1ntend.
cnt. and Dot1ce OF hls acceptance was received
to-day. Arrangements have been made for q r1g.
pfous ca1Fase Of this State this I'll.
, 1864-09-13
FROM NAEHTfLLE.
Imp ortant Repu1ses to the Rebels In
shorznnnsn heAT-Ehe kAfIIvAd1 Gke .
pAlEed&

LOUISVILLE, Monday, Sept 1a-Thc upward
bound tram from Ba1detown, thfs 4aorn1as, Wis
captured By Ei1teen cuerflla>, under Maernder who
destroyed tho locomotive, burned cue car end
robbed the passengers
Tbe Jour- al esys that the following dispatches
have beta received at Gen. Rousseau's head4uar-
Munrn1EsEoao, Sept. 8, 1864. !.
Maj B. II. Po1k, A. a. G.:
Col. Thos. Jordan. of the 9th Penn cavalry, with
brigade oi Zoo, at Rsad, vile yesterday, killing
and Eoundlng many, aud capturing $50 prlaot erS
Our losB is one killed, nvo wounded. and our Miss.
To-day the railroad train was up at Bell Buckle
The damage l4 tI1ing to the bidso orer StewaEt'o
Greek, the only one Injured By Wheeler. and 1t Is
{s1gncd) Il. Il. VANcLEyR, Brig. Gen.
MUnrBkEs1ono, Sept, 10,
To Major 3. Polk, d. A. g., Nashville:
nne r9sa Is II gGoa @ 9rder @ from here to chatta.
the army at Atlanta, The reb:ls are ret.eattne By
tsisned) 4. u. VAac1EyE. Brig. Gen.
4 pah!lc dispatch dated 9th says: Gen: Rous-
and Granger with LIS Owl, and were pnrsutng
Wheeler towards the Tcnnesaec river. The coun-
try between Nashville and the Tennessee river Il
Gen. Milo, has retutned to Tullahoma. He
te.eE1aphed fIum there Saturday that 100 rebel
cavalry cut the wires Friday about seven mllcs
northwest Of Shelby ri!le, and were going towasds
Williams and Robl1son passed Buck Grove,
Cannon county. with 1000 men and three pfecea
Of artillery, going towards Meal,nnyi1le.
the Nashville and Chattanooga RAtEroad. Repairs
on the Tennessee and Alabalns Railroad will be
completed on MOI day.
wbssls1 as & n .as aggregate, had destroyed only
Two hundred and forty car loads Of subsistence
we're received at Atlantis On Friday last.
, 1864-09-13

~ The Augusta. {Me.,) correspondent oi
the Boston Journal narrat:s the following
Incident showing how the Copperheads car.
r out their doctrines Of free speech:
Not week ago, to give you N Instance, ,in
a ctrtain town In this county, the Copper
heads carried large hornets nest into the
meeting house where Union meeting was
to be held, which they eecreted In On un'
observed spot As soon os the speaking
commenced the plug which stopped the en-
trance to the hornets neat was withdrawn,
and at the next moment the room was warm
iDgwlth hornets. Several persons were
badly stung, among the number the gentle
It aT did not 3 deter him from makt1G his speech,
nor was the meeting broken up.
, 1864-09-13

he held at * oclock q. m. '~1'4 1'3e az MI
The wsrd primary = meetings will be held o,
TshnTtdev Set,t s9] ;nar at t5e fninwino nisces
and The Poiis Vii Be- OPENED M at ocoet T. aat
% 5 en,1ea to he e If ~
,r,Lat thu sbcr3,fs o,f,ca IN fo,,+ 11onso
1s y 4e5eates M1dat sc,,oea.,,a s.,oon
F9g aRa Gaft Ws sbon corner
staie aRa Pasa s,s,,on nsegas; ~ s..
I'D dhn ,bo
o.u ps5 r. As"nsi oa'o"n ou tne ar
ensf s; 19ao @a1 nesnh.oas,s rnd om.. ca
pln . 2s,a.aa oanseol0ores oa"o Sn4Ses "a
nal =, ttrest4 N. Delegates. a.. a.,oon =, ,,,,o,
and Twelith et,eetsNe nsesotes: nx.,.,
oln Naio-at so4.9eaot eo1ne1 u i"eutu anu
RnekeF i st s..eetsIS ~ Dsssega,tes;p p ,, o,por
dolph 3Da sheldoe Rass stIeefs Delegates
ingt9n and Clinton atteetsIls DELEGATES, ,.,o
4t14 na19Lat - otuos n. Ss!ouo. co1ne1 VI ntnAA6
md ID Haleted @ sf,eets-s psle9afet: @ ON ,,,,u.-oo
4.tu "a1H-hs nuIAe8 oa1oo11 a@V Aiat"1aAte
aIenpe1e 1,p T 9eleEatss s.,onn oo,. - 1,,,,oo
stleet and north ayenue-4 Delegates.
lat1 Ma5o-AL aanlscnB S5lgoo. colnes ot oeoS'
NICE aLd Ul'tslon erfeets-h Ueiegatess
lbtn Nafu-At I4ipefs Hau, Clafz e11ee1s ncas
C9ieagn a7enueIS UeieGales:
nHtn Muala-At Nol1a aa5KeL 5i M aaL-lt usteates;
ba waed w act as
, ist Wala-Fhos. Church. j. W. "au:nop and
I'd Hafd-GeorGe Schmidt, Fernando Jones and
James Miller
20 HafQ-muffY Ncl30Qt NJ Il. Hanu aud 1eIeE
, 1864-09-13

Further Exploits Of our Cfufser1-
TWO Valuable PF1Kes.

WARRINGTON, Monday, Sept II.
Capt. NJ L. IeBon, Of the U. 8. steamer Santi ago
deCaba, unuer date Of Sept. 18th Informs the May
Department that on Saturday, when on his way to
Hampton Roads for coal he discovered, chased and
captured blockade runner. She proved TO oe taa
English steamer Advance, late Lord Clyde, HON
Wilmington, N. c.. She Vas an hon SIDE wheel
steamer, tW,, years DID, ~ fast and nad on board
fome 410 bales cotton I'll lame turpentine. Her
tull cargo can not be antil 1t t5 taken ont IN
Boston,
Rear Admiral Lee, in dispatch dated Beau!ort,
Sept, Z. rays the Elsie ran ont OF Wilmington on
rbe 4tb inst, and Vas captured next daJ By the
Key Stope State and Quaker City. The Elsie WAS
seen and fired upon, when she ran out. By the
Niphun aud Britannia, and was chased of BY the
sant,oea de Cuba nnt,l LOST IN darkness: At 1880
next DAY ehe was seen and captured without
papers or flag.
fore hold OF the Elsie, and destroyed about $50
bales ot cotton. Pu1t of the cargo "as thrown
overheard In the chaEe, and there are now about
80 nales on board.
The prize will be Eert to Boston. Inc Els1e 1s
new ana OF light draft
TINT he Enclfsh blockade runners, Elsie and Ad-
vance recrnfiy captured. together With their cat
goes, are worth, probably. bali million Of dol
5srs. The ofice1s and eai1ors who selzed these
prizes will, therefore reslze handsome dividends,
and The officers OF the Vance sag she was cap
tured only because Of me ba9: coal on
board, The obstruction Of the weldon Rairo ID
by our aI7 prevents the supply OF better article
to the blockade runners
, 1864-09-13

The Opening DaJ-Its Attractions
The Great sanitary Fair.
Especial Dispatch 10 the Chicago TrIbune,]

Especial Dispatch 10 the Chicago Trlbune.]
DECATUR, H.. Monday. Sept. II.
The Illinois Agricultural Fair was but nominal
II opened today. The whole day Was exhausted
in the work of arranging articles, and up to this
hour really but Indifferent progress has been made
in this direction. Tomorrow 1t Is hoped the ex
hib!tion Will be In full blast The show Of hosses
viii probably be the largest ever seen in the Wcst
as there are now here over three hundred choice
animals.
The exhibition Of cattle and eheep will be large
and Ch1!ce. There Is scarcely a hog On the gEound
Of the guadEuped persuasion.
The display Of farm1ng implements will be high
j. ttaciye. embracing many articles OF farm ecun
umy that have never been seen on any grounds.
OF farm produce. manufactures, textile fabrics,
Swing machnes, kuittlug machines and other luxe
Rr1iclea, which are named in the programme,
there aIe fen or none here.
The Sanltnry Commission hare control OF the
main DIM e-hati, and most of tho refrcshmcnts
arc eaten on the grounds, and a. the privilege OF
runhiHg them cost the Commission 81 301 it Is to
be hoped amt expected that handsome sum for
the b tntdt Of our wounded and etck soldiers Will
be realized. Is is to be hoped that all who attend
the fair vii! far possI6le patron1ze the ladies'
who arc cal ryinc Oh this noble work.
II IL confidently anticipated that tue attendance
Will exceed IT at OF any prevfbns gear and that the
society will # a1ize handsome p-oft for the fu-
tnre uses in spreading agricultural knowledge In
this State.
, 1864-09-13
Ul)ifoQo Gribnne.
EtsE*GE 0FJHe LATE COPPER
HEAD CONVENTION,
The TEcst Campaign Document
Yet Issued.
NOW READY RoH DELIVERY.

We have carefully compiled from the dies OF
TIC Chicago Hnes. iEto neat sixteen page
pamphlet. the estouce OF the reasonable and rev.
o.otionazy utterances Of the late Coppe1head Con-
vention In this city, giving extracts from the
speeches OF yA1LASp1cuAM, FERNANDO Woop,
Coz, HARRIS, Losa. DEAN. s&1nouR, VAH Al
LEN, o'Er,Ex. RTspEns, sAxpEnsoS, WzcK11rFE,
and score Of others
This document uurt be placed In the hands Of
every voter IN the United 6tates. 1t il an eye
opener, rs 1t thows the disloral and reasonable
Intentions Of the lrAdere Of the bogus Democracy.
Friends Of the Union, scul IN your orders at
once. They will be nlltd promptly. Price s2.03
per ono hundred copies sinrle copies five cents,
or thirty ccnts per dozen. exclusive Of postage o.
cxprcesagc-
Let Urion men circulate 1t everywhere, espc
cially
s~ Amons Our Boys In the Army "a
Orders accompanied BY the cash Will be filed In
the order in which theY arc received.
Address CHICAGO TRIBUNE CoMANx.
, 1864-09-13

Tho Nnr In n1Ixsouf1-QunnLfc1t Res
uevsd 1seuds
Especial Dispatch 10 the Chicago Trlbaue.]
ST. LOUIS, Monday, Sept. ~.
The following has been received at headquar.
ters:
CAFR GInAnDEAu, Sept, Il, 1s6I.
To General Ewing:
Capt McClanahsn, whom sent In command Of
tic forces into Dnnl1ln county, il inst in and re-
ports that he found Maior Parrost, with 200 men,
enca1nped near the Arkansas line. foar miles be-
low Hosnessil1e. He attacked him last ThnrsdAy
evening, ,'and killed Is. captured s. and took 20
horses and number Of arms.
The nexs day Capt Edwards came upon part Of
the came rebel force, aud killed and captured
as preFtously reported. No loss on our side.
{SiRncd} D. II. MrLER, Lieut.. Col.
Further intelligence indicates that the rebels
have about one thousand mca at Donipaan, and
have ntnt for ward portion OF their forces to COB
bic the enrrison at Patterson. Re1nfosccments
Lieut.. Burnett, Of the 1881 ILL.,, arrested come
time ago tor aiding ann abettng in the killing Of
German, has been acquitted and Restored to his
command.
Sons returned soldiers were plastno ut illinois,
town lately when gun was accidentally dlsc1arg-
ed. the bali passing through two BY stacdere, kill
Ing one ol then and lodging In the abdomen OF d
German who was also killed
The caIture Of Quantrc!. the notorious gueE1ifa.
In Indianapolis Is doubted. as tbs rebels and our
officers in couma10 at and around KansAs City
firm1y beiirye1hat ou.ntE>l WAS kf1led In Cas-
county eome ume since, q id Gen. Rosectans has
the papere taken 1tuu body which seem to con-
frm this belief.
Gold has been sold as low IS $500 In this city
tnA3YY.
, 1864-09-13

The gold market has been very much excited to-
dnJ, and the firctua1tons t2Es beaa rapid. The
price opened at 1885, then dropped TO 233K. reacted
TO 238. and closed weak four p. N. At 233a5. Ger
tain purtlee reported to be making heavy short
ta1es, and the ta4k Oh the street faVors further
tal1 In gold. It II not urreasopably supposed that
the Eew arrangement tor conveying the C11f4ornie
steamers will f.eu In shipments OF gold to this
port which would be otherwise made to ENGLAND,
and that thus Will aseist the tendency to lower qan
t.Ecc. wE.c,'c present and prospective active
demand tor United stntes bonds ii Europe, as also
the limited requt ements at home for exports and
cretoms 0utiee, already fnduces.
The mobey market shows considerable activity,
in consequence Of an Increased demand from
stock rukers and In The discount line, as well a.
TO the drain Wehtwa1d to move the crops Tnis
list. however, i partially neutralizcd BY the ea-h
hire. A. ttrlneent muuey market is looked for
ward to In the West. ana there a likely to be act
IL employ ment at high rates for al the capital
cant; Commercial paper OF the 6rst clasaes patsss
at eight per cent; but ordinary signatures are
rated at from Line 10 twelve. Ii foreign exchange
there fs a little animation observable; but the
Quotations 1eud downward. NankGrs ask 258 IN
currncy for sterling at three days but merchanss'
b1lls are offered ut go and even less. Franes arc
quoted at 13ls to 10, With Tery light demand.
, 1864-09-13

Rebel N1pTement8 and Rumorcd De.
eiZns~Matters on the mississippi.

tSpecial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunal
CAmo, Sept. 1s-9 p. NIT is reported by a
prisoner who escaped from the rebels recently in
Arksnsae, that Price, with a,0o0 men, is coming
up through that State bound for the State Of Mis-.
sour. Also reports that Shelby. with 7,oio. is not
far from this point and that be is rapidly swelling
his numbers by conscrtpttng every able bodied
man he comes acro6s. Shelby had but 5000 men
when he trtt entered the State, having increased
1900 by bis wholesale eonscr]ption: One Captain
IN the T+bel forces vent IN with 1000 men, aud
now he hiss IL. 100. BE ta,s that Gen. Steele ts
doing little Of al sthnc to prevent this etate Of
afIslls. However this may be, It 10 now well un-
terstcod that Arksnsaa md Southern Missouri
cap taEe care Of themee vee.
The @. .. Iaval dispatch gunboat Gen. Lyon
arrived here cn5 days frnm Donaldsonvil1e this
forenoon Her officers report that the rebel forces
are concentrating At the month Of Red River on tho
shoyo cpposi1e, End reported that they have 13oO0
men IL that part Of Mississippi.
Just below Nalchez elnboat was fred upon
with shell and thot there on the 9th. The Runboat
Lafay cite was there, and had fired into several
croupt Of eue1illas, I'll ing number OF them.
e0p ,bc evening OF the 9th there Was q fig Of
truce cent in to Captain Foster. with the demand
thi IT be did net step that kind Of work the rebel
Cd fuande1 would hang federal prisoners In his
, 1864-09-13

Indiana State military and General
NeWA.


Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tdbnne1
IEp1ASAro11e, Monday. Sept. u.
The Sd Cavalry, Lieutenant Colonel Owen, num-
bering come three hundred men, with portions OF
the 9Th and 11th Regiments Ind public reception
at The State House square this afternoon. Gov
ernor Morton being in poor health, the result Of
his arduous lahoEs in the campaign during the last
week, wae only ahle to speak briefly to the bravo
fsllows, but his veil founded excuses for not ma
king longer ttpeech ware satisfactory to the men.
who said II theF could only see their Governor
Fbo had ca1td Tor them 80 we'll during the past
three years it WAS enough.
Hon. Robert .ale Owen made the p1inctpal ad-
Grete, recittpg The histories and achievements Of
tie various regiments seprrsented He b.de them
welcome home aRain. Captain Johnaon OF tho 9th
ana Others respohded. The exercises were con
clrGed with cheeTs for Lincoln, Morton and the
Ur1on, given as onfy old vetcfans can give toen1.
Col. q W. Me Eet, Of the .0tb, who was killed
near Petersburg, laes Saturday. was resident OF
this city. aud hlr death causes general regret.
IRE lin Ind!sus, whoae time has expired, will
arrive 10 MORROW. The fricnds Of this regiment
met at the State House this evening, aud appointed
Committees to arrange grind reception ceremony
toz the regiment during the present week: Gen.
Duu out, it6 old Coiont'. ls prominent 10 connec-
ton with the mat ef.
Gen. Ho1ey takea ho:d oi matter. with a trm
hand. ard has already gained the confidence Of tho
entire COZ MuutfJ.
, 1864-09-13
FROM 0XHIO.
How the Campaign Looks IL Buck.
CYc10m.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribuno.]
CoIuABus, Ohio. Monday, Sept. II
The Coppe1heads here are in great quandaly
over the bo1ung Of the arch traitor and those who
do his bidding. A majority OF the simon.purc
peace men are disposed to throw Mcclellan and
get Pendleton 10 withdraw, 20 that they can unite
on new ticket but they are being bitterly op-
posed by the scni-war men. Consultations are
the order ofthe day. This afternoon the leaders Of
the American KDlztts In Ohio were In couclaye
here, YaI1andIgham being. present, and after se-
we're fight, it was decided by majority Of two to
rnppoft Mcclellan, considering him the moat
available man now. and one who can be easily
nuuldtd alter be becomes President, II he should
be 10 fortunate
Va|1and'cham narrowly escaped souud drubhipg
from party Of soldiers At the depot his arrival
Today.
TIE Union campaign Is progressing finely in
Ohio. Large meetings are beng held every where,
Ebich nyal those Of last sea5 N enthusiasm. Gov:
E1ougb, Senator Sherman, Generals 6chenck and
Garfield, and others. are hard at work.
Old ben. Wade. repensinE Of bis recent inalscre-
tion takes the s:ump for Lincoln this week.
The State Fair opens here tomorrow. The dis
play PIT miees to be fine, especially In eheep and
wool.
, 1864-09-13
FROM SPRINGFIELD.
The &tntc IndcbtedncAs- General
State 1temb-mllltary news.


SPn1sor1E1D, ILL.,, Monday, Sept, IL.
Great prepsrauope are making tor the great
Union Mass meeting to be held Ia this place On
the tfth of October. 1t Is expected that this vii
be the largest political gathering ever held in the
State All the candidates upon the State ticket
will be there and many eminent speakers IRON
abroad.
Hon Jeeee Z. Dubois. State Auditor, has Just
purchased out Of the money Of the Illinois Central
Railroad tund $175ss OF Illinois State bonds, be-
Ing part Of the out.tnndinS dcot OF the State.
alto learn from the Auditor that there will be a
million OF dollars Of these bends purchased In this
wsy before the present State administration goes
out Of Office.
Co1cuel John S. Loouis has been c,nvassn2
the city Saturday and day for the Sanitary Fair
at Decatur, and has raised already 200 for this
worthy object.
Prominent busine6. men Of this city Just return
ed from the East ~ that there ts great rcyoio-
ton all through New England and New York
against the pesce democracy, and Ia favor Of Lin
coin. The same IL tie Gaze here, whcre McClel-
1sns letter has also oisgueted the ptace men in
The Democratic party, that they hare no heart for
have beard Democrats within day or two as.
Eeat ,hs, " Ng51y made great mistake when
During the conuunance Of the st.te Fair at
Decatur q special train will be run on the Great
Wcetesn Ra,'road., Th- tra'- viii leave rhls city
$50. Returning will iearr '-r grouncs at $40
p m. and arrive at T.05. The popular and efficient
Superintendent Of the road, Thomas L. Knapp,
Estt.. has made The most complete arrangements
TOR the accommodation Of citizens who wish to
attend the Fair.
Lieut.. Col. J. j. uefernan, commander Of the
Draft Aentezyons In thi- citY Organized On Sa.ur-
day last seven companie:, aid one company yes.
ttrda5 at Ca1hp HnlIer. Capt Henry c. Dean, Of
Kosk95 ,P5%s5'y p the It'll no1s Volunteers
Since Friday morning last, 273. recruits for the
new organization, ano-twenty-three rcoeults and
enbtntutes for various regiments, haze arrived and
reported at tbs headquarters OF the draft rendez-
The following ia the resnt Of vote taken on
the western hound train on the Great Western
Railroad, Just hey ond Decatur, on Saturday last;
Gentlemen ior Lnsoln, 81; Nice. elan, Is; Ladies
that not only are the voters for uncoldcbut the
laGies alEo.
vote for President Was taken on the Alton g.
Chicaeo train, between this point ,nu Atlanta, on
Thurtoky 1att which resulted 81 follows Lincoln.
70: Mcclellan, %; Fremonts For thu benefit Of
Ii,tio Macs friends We would say that only three
OF four fold1cgS were on board.
Gov Yates will make several speeches fot the
State ticket In 1tdiana, at places to be designated
hereafter.
, 1864-09-13

Conys HepubJfcan REFLECTED by IN
creased matuf1lieS Every where.

PORTLAND, Me-, Monday. Sept E-Sanucl
Concy, Republican, for Governor, e.374; Howard,
Democrat, SEQ: scattering, .: majority for Cony
VIZ, against GIT lsst year. Net gain 295.
LATER
PORTLAND, Ne. Sept. Il, Q p. m.-Thirty: nine
In the esme fowls Last year Cbny had 15,o96; ];
Bradbury. 1oaa1 Union majority this year, $3.50 !:
a MT gain Of T2t.
eaco gives Conv, 876; Howard @.
Bangor piy+s Couy j,6C8: Howard. Isl. Last
year 1t gave cony 1,7c1 Al Bradbarye.
LATEST
PoRT1ANp, Me-, Monday. Sept. II. 1op. m.-.
Fi'ty.one towns give Con1 177 majority tolls year,
against O. 493 last year, showing Let gain Ut 65i.
Augusta gives Cony 414 majority In SIX wards.
, 1864-09-13
CHICAGO, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1864.

poefeshicn. cspt.in Foster I. reported to have
e,rt back n ord ,h4t they might hsng aud be id,
II is tboucbt hist srcc ftbe fo,ee designs cross
rug The river, to follow Vo1lgnae Who crossed
tome time +itce.
The report from Memphis cent few days sinco
Rad been csptured BY The CoDfederates up White
River, was untrue, Of at best has not been con-
1rm'd, and is dieput.d-
lcant With battalion OF the % Mo. o.caval1y. suak
in th.r'y ieef Of water ab1Fe New Madrid. No
hyes lost L the horses aboard were drowned.
The eseamer Robert Burns. from Memphis to
CHI cinnaN. h.s tG5 hsles OF cotton on board, and
will take on 60 hafce here,
, 1864-09-13

ACHING HEa ART SIZE SET,
AND went tgaln upon hsr hesdleaz WAY;
Vain &dol OF 80 ese Ndfast q fe1tett
a. ntvez tut with llle could pass array.
Her ph.togIaIb ~ he ssen st HEtEetts celebrated
art gaflety, 137 Lake It cor LasAl!e fla xcrG Of
III Sipds za1tsnted. HM. II. kVERHTT, Prop.
IAI N1AF, Operator. se15 Q9i2-lt
, 1864-09-13

The meetings In Evanston and Hyde Park will
be held at ~ o'clock p. m.
~. The wsrd primary meetings will be held On
and the po1le will be opened ut o'clock p. N. aud
be kept open until O'clock p. m.. nndthe wards
will be entitled to the following number Of dele