, 1864-07-24


was conf fnatorJ Of. The f4ll Of Atl,nts. aud the
investment Of that ely byiGeneral sherman. The
document WAS received with Tremendous ap-
psnse pssa ~ and At ats conclusion three cheers were
Joutned.
THE LAST CALL.
Five Hundred Thousand Men Wanted
-ILe End ot 1he xebe1lion-Let
Arery man do his DutJ.
Three weary year, have passed. and the fourth IL
waxing 10 Its full since fsss tho rebels took up
arms 10 overthrow the Government. Those long
year. have been spent In the effort to bring them
back to IN acknowledgment Of its 1ightfpl a1thos1.
". At first the rebels had 1t nearly sl their own
WJ; they were ready fot the aght, aud traitors at
.he Capitol bad 1urnishtd them with every advant-
age Detdu to the success OF thelr plans Slowly the
Government, and the people awoko TO realizing
stnse Of the m1ani1ndc Of The work 10 be accom-
pi,shed ard s!oElS she{ hsss bcs,sa Tie rebe1s
ard inch by lAch the GROUND bas been Won and oc.
cupled By our victorious ieefons. But fhts hss
r., Ss h 9I ss,o no.
tilezy have eounded altar OIL to us while the rebels
hsye pressed into the dght. tnsEin= II home
and po
not put 30 ionh eas stlesats we hsse tempo1zed
SoW NUT bae kes obssee il
the way OF 1lllpE mp. the nrn,ea has At last been
removed. and thn r9nks will row be closed; We
shan present u solid ftont 10 the rebea, aud with
hslf million iresh men our at1es will press fur
ward to the Gulf In one resisriess s~ccp. anuihi-
latlng 81 opposition, and forcing the rchellloas
crew TO bow sub1nissive!y, 10 the lawa. The call
for a full army oueAt to have been made sooner,
Lei us vet about the work In earnest. Hitherto
each man who has gone has taken his life In his
hauas q willing sacfidce to tho Union. Now but
little risk vail be run. The abolishment Of the
Communication clauee will bring thr men, and with
such III 1tny as the present. recruited with such
vast army, the rebels Will, ten to one, throw
down their aims and retire from the field. They
cann | reinforce. Their lass avaiable man il ID
the army. and Jet they arc barely able to hold our
victorious 1esipns from tho nnal conaumuation.
Thls they kaow and feel. Already they aro dis.
and provisions, except as they have swept them
with tue army, with IN exhausted tre..usy and
complete losg Of confidence In the men who hare
30 long deluded them With promises Of -uc:css,
which opens vide to receive them. Ono vigorous
blow, and the hydra monster goes down to the
ttrnck, and We must furnish Gfant tie men Whsre
With to give 1t. No more little 'apR We want nov TO
strike night smart and heavy aud the victory will
atoms. and the body. deprived Of lite, will yanish
into the abyss leaving the field clear to the Union
hosts whose ]abors shall then be ended and reward
uralt. Fifty days are given in which to avoid Ii,
Int the men will be usatu1 before. Every mau who
can be prc-Eed forward to the front now will be
Soubly yal9abIe, and bis promptitude will cnitlc
Then lot us to work. Illinois has not much to
o. Int abe has share: L.: that share be accom-
small. The few thousands uecded from our brad
praisce will b. easily sparea tiie Iltse more than
speedily raiecd. II boanttes be needed to stisnue
is1s .saastt,ment there t. monsy eaouch let bs
he e'oss ssqnA hssinq for HI an9s: saus q
and voluplmlly.'' And do 10. iet " stanI on quo
taa; we have gone beyond them before; 1t will do
more ban
even N the canse Of Liberty and Union. Light,
then the watehn;es. Lct them burn brightly, ~
gathering hosts lie again heard In oue Streets
forward, boys! forward to glorious victoEyt
REeoLrrloss OF RrsrEcr.-At q meeting held
on Jny T. 1864, near Nnrlctta. Georgia, BY tho ot.
GERS and men of company B, FRS. Illinois Light
ARTILLERY, the following resolutions were unant-
r,outly aloptcd:
Resaleed, That while NO would acknowledge, ia
the unexpected removal u Timothy u. Blals1elI.
een!or lat Lieutenant, the hand OF IN omnipo-
tent and al!wtee Commander, who not only UNDER
ttands perfectly the Interest Of his tefvce, but also
We cannot restrain our rrsef 1t the deati ai one
whosa houcat friendship We shared, and whose
1rLcat devotion to Its countrr aud bravery In liz
service made him soldier without fear and With
Etfared, That h!A memory, With that OF those
who with him left their homes to share the march,
the hivouucl and the desperate n;ht-but whose
,saecs In or ranks aee casualties Of war hkyc
Inade racant-wll always be cherished by US "a.
ezedly.,
when We think OF those at home, who were 1t.
ready stretching ont their hsns TO greet the broth
tr. who let them a soldier. hopeful. enthusiastic
from the hafdshfpe and prIvatlous Of three gear,
VAT " can Gnlz r proudly Point them te hls ''lc
Resared, That these resolutions be published II
'he Chicago p3pcrs, and copy cent 10 the fanIl!
vi the deceased,
| STABBISd.-A negro named Albert Rose VIA
charged at the Police Court, on Saturday, witt
having stabbed white man named John Bu
chhnan. The complainant, who ls In verr pre-
earious condition, vac unable to appear, and Ro.
Vas held to bali in 1000. The aEray occurred u
Tug s4lour At which Buchanan Was boarding. No
liquor. and Buchanan Wishing to Keep tie nesr'
at dat1rce used como upconp1iuacntnty obscrra
lions. Rose Immediately teok out his knite ana
pccted that tile unfortunate man will recover. Il
- Garpentae by ttadc, md II known as az mi
to1mly eopes man. He had been employed at th
planning mills Of tfes.rs. Gage j. 1oper, whIc
were destroyed By fire On Friday, and It il thoush
that the excitement attendant upo1 that cstAe
Ky "sea " aas eaeas'se eonane
Cmcr17 coCRr.-His Honor, Judge Will m
delivered An opinion IN matter Of doEer, On Sa,
urdar, In which Harriet Steele, widow Of Ashbs
Steele, was claimant, md George J. Stow was re
spondeut
4ae Souis neio taat Whcn putenaee Tss mao
Of the State and certificate Issued aua al the cor
iderat1ou paid to the State, but 10 patent Issued
thAt to each an estate vested during coret9rc, th
right Of dover attaches, and nnca having attacted
nothing short Of the REIMBURSEMENT under ii
s.Atnte Wiu nar me do@er. And that anv eonrey
r,nnMisbed ana ~, nn,ted IL o,h ~ ti9s ,rhts
he claIms is not Food answer ia calm for dove,
That tax title acauirt13 by d raytr IN possessio
viii rot bar dover under he seven yesrs |iraits
| 1tqu and color Of title
j. n. Wnuf hon for claimant. and Gondv
Ctsndle. for reepondent
|
I 1oAs.hi.-olacc1 hent. o' tae nFse Pffcsnc
a11eeteo ieao" On sa1ufaay on CHARGE o1 ut'c
Ing forged cheek Tor sso On The Merchants Los
ano trust company OF this eity. The pstsone
fie1teo tee coming stoee o. Iaar'ss Gsacn, q
! a1a1k street, near Monroe, yesterday, aud made
purchase, Offering the check In payment.
ESns his nasae ae Gee;Ee an5ior: M n eeAsys
End to be ~ eseapcd eonSlct from N E9stesn pei
itenl!ats. ~ Nss hsla eTeE 70 the Recorder
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FAIsx xPusoSxEsT.-Marr Larr9fscE. hvlu
on the corner Of Indiana and Noble etsees. vi
YESTERDAY charged before Justice Brown With Ii
!alse imprisonment Of Thomas Aanniug ana A1f
tAanalnE, haeo Aua Mise. H!s. Lat.lsse5, ~
!. net:hboF nf the compiaanautt. pTeieE5t:i
| fnhfEe cI Qif0fdefjy against lhct0 IN tAo 10uf