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cated- de studied two years ct Harvard
College. graduated ct Trinity College. Hart
ford, in 1929, began to practice law in Boston
In 1859, and was one OF the original editors
Of the New England Magazine" In 1867
he removed to NcT York, edited in connec-
ton with c. r. Hoffman the "Americsn
Monthly Magazine" and subsequently was
associated with Horace Greeley in editing
the "New Yorker" He was next engaged,
In connection with Epes Sargent and Rufus
n. Grlswold, rs editor OF The "New World"
cheap weekly periodical, which repub1ished
the best articles OF English magazine litera-
ture, and rrcfiyed original contributions
from many spirited Friters. After Eve years
he sold his interest in this Journal, and has
since appeared frequently before tic public
as lecturer both in prose mud verse. Els
poems, which embrace many popular lyrical
and eatirical pieces, have never bcen COLLECT
cd, but are found scattered through the re-
cent periodical literature OF the country.
, 1864-09-14
FEG11 NE" ORLEANS.
over EIts1sSt1pI End Mobile News

fBrec:sl ntlratch to tho Chicago Trthaae1
=. CA1Eo, Wednesday, Sept. Is.
The Hannibal arrived this morning. bringing
New Orlesne dates 10 The afternoon Of the 9Th. She
had notice on her down trip that the rebel. had
located battery nt Cobb's Creek. Capt. Cable
ordered Eli his lieh.s darkcncd, aud under convoy
Of gunboat, ncatcd safely past 1t. On the return
trip she came up without my trouble until she
reached Tnnica Bend. below the mouth Of the Rcd
River, where she WAS fired upon by a squad Of
eucrilias with four. poundcr shell. followed hy
voie7 ofmusketry: None ofthem Gid anT aamaye,
mlecastie. which was crowded with 20 dlers: Fifty
or eixty ehota we're fred In all. two OF which were
from cannon. The lady passengers were much
The New Orleans 27aa<s has reliable dates to
Ancust s0th. While dragging for torpedoes Ia the
chanpel OF Fort MoEiaD, on Friday. the g, four
men wcte accidentally killed Ihey ~ weds tao aoo',eg
were woundea, come of whom haEe eince dlsd:
An Inspecting party was On dsty Inspecting h,e 5,e
i,cen Received as regards Mobile It's approaches
, 1864-09-14
FROM INDIANAPOLIS.
Indiana State Military NcyYa-Polttf-
cal NeW8.

(Bpcdal Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.i
1Sn1ASAPoL1z, Tuesday, Sept 10.
The 7th regiment, Co.. 1ra G. Grovcr, and sas
3Gsh, Col O. Il. r. Cooley, each numbering about
four hundred men, reached the city this morning.
Their times Of enlistment have expired. aud they
will be mustered out as eoon as the rolls arc com
ptete. The citizens Of the third and fourth III.
t11ct-, where the 7th WAS principally rlised, hare
arranged a reception aud basket dinner for that
regiment. It will come OF next Friday In erorc
near this city. like honor wll1 probably be ten.
col, Grover WAS one. Of the Federal officers
placed under fire at Charleston, aud recently ex-
changed. lie reports that the only remaining hope
OF the rebels LIES IN THE SUCCESS OF THE
COPPERuEAD PARTY IN THE COMING
EVICTION. and In consequent division Of the
North. ~ The re election Of Mr. LtHeo.1 they
regard a. The teorst eril that could be1al them. 81
The 9Th Indiana will reach Louisville on tho 18Th
On its way home. ite time haElnC asso expired.
NJ iuT1uer deyelouments have transpired re-
sporting Quantstl- His story screes well W.T. the
known history Of the guerilla. He is et ia cusso-
d.. and Gen. Hoyey Will hold him until the whole
Elnttcr Is fffT+tcd out.
Hon J. P. Usher, Secretary Of the Interior Is In
the city.
The news lroa the Vermont and Maine elections
10 received cure lndcatlen Of the result Of the
greater elections yet to come. Union men fell Gu
courxgcd to work harder, and the sktes grow
br1ghlcr evcry day y fth the promise that 1adiana
" i'll not b6 found recreant to the causa ol liberty
and Union whom the crucial test arfiye!.
, 1864-09-14

1From tba Richmond Examiner Sent = 1sa1
THE WAR NEWS.
The most tnte.es TING Item OF news received ycs.
te1oay ia the following dispatch :rom Gen. Hood:
LorEJo1's, Sept 5, 1864
GES. nnAGo: The cncmy W1!h3reT from my
u. HOOD 9enesai.
sherman may nave wlthdsa"n TO Jonesooro.
with TIC intention of zemstn1nk there untu A,s
!aili oad Communication can be completed up Tor
him; or he may be projecting another extensive
flank Increment similar TO the one that has Just
given htm Atlanta II 1t xt:hoq: scpeEal engagement.
between Hood ana Atlanta. 1t Is pain. from his
1ecent ope1suAUas. enat Il u more an oo):tt with
nnei,ions he no dnnbt r,sa.ors ,h.t ronSa ~
srcceei in efectinr lndcment h..fu.esn ijooS .nd
Macon, Hood wonid be compelled to attack lin M or
Iii dtscluse his nansNre hnr, orr tssnsps, E}f
nenci1afe Them still earlier. WA a. ~
TIE EVACUATION or ATLANTA.
We nave 3eaHed little IN relation to the aban-
donment ot Atlanta which the tntelliseut reader
eial dispstch, pun,,,sh@ed @ on Monday: i appeared
from that desuatch that Atlanta had been ab2n-
doned suddenly, ard I: the ni:ht, and the Infer.
ehce was 1heS1tanle tcat evefyth1ng 70 the way Of
etoIts ea 11q ~ tn ,s @ "9as our naea
prevent III falll. INTO the hands Of tic enemy-
stores had to be burned, AMMUNITION blown IN.
Such was he ca.e. "A1 Ap'
We have What we deem , authentic information
that our whole loss IN Killed and wounded IN the
1Eats ut F1iEt River, End on 1i1e 0e1t day at
JonesboIo, aas not thousand men, Ealed and
wounded
Lac matter Of fact the rebcs lost s1x Thousand
n.n l,,1ed. wounded end uriaarers. while sher.
1asn ,ost M tsor..nd ,re hundred n a., ~
hsa ios. ule ~, Ivy nauo1Gm -. ~ a'.:IInl
IMe tact mas cne o9o aFpecL. 1aose n:nts iost
NJ At1au.a ano ING smal!nese OF our ioes 70 ktled
aEa WouLoco piosss saat .! Gene,a'sotp aons tne
entM5 ~ poss'ssou u ans fI.;s. ~ usiease u
to deiStr desperate oa.4c. lhe tact L. while
Ao9o Inoagh' tte nalI o. .ae nAasee aty ~ T. III IT,
afs IRONY ~ Aa'anE. va .neIss u.aes ~ aas
feeF. o1 we Ascon fau. nEEo1s Ac VIII Dc On
! 1he aothcu! tof 1ePel'uon VI @ae movement
PROSPECTS, OF PEACE.
| The cxnectation OF Il compar4tiye1y speedy ter.
mIrat!ou OF the mar, winch has gained ground in
| tLt United States, az well as In the Confcdera.e
, 1864-09-14
rmE WAR In VIRGINIA.
Cen. Crant,A ArmE-The Aftuntton-A
Ifccent Expioit-From tho shenan-
Jrnh

New YoaK, Tuesday, september 1s. 1sGl5Tbe
e' .b} e a nansGsas %Ssn The eIees seee
osefs.hh' Mf.h The inrtnc6meDts were carried thu:
nns "r nc in i1ont rss rather iErcsnlar and i was
NJ IT, he s7s*s e abs ssn Is s,9as s a. si
.. o., ,natfng tie attck one Of great hazard. De.
sGd sss Il Was q yalu. to tho enemy, inasnuea a.
It iu afforded him surrey of goody stretch o. en-
eihs asnx So e. j Gi@Sk Gsns
and "a United states aha1pshooters, all under Gen
de Trobiaad, asa1tel noiseiessl7 from their POSI-
, 1864-09-14

4 NEW FRAME HOUSE OF
II eEvFN F0nMs
FOR . ALE,
Together Vlth lease OF sSree lnt.lea4 having ntns
yesrt 10 er II syes: f atsn ami s~t,l aY,
TA. A.nANShEOUGH,
er14.ts7tnft 1pi k.iGpl1l AtfSet.
, 1864-09-14
FROM ST. LOUIS.
Missouri General, Military and Polltf-
cn1 intelligence

cal lnteilleence-
Sr Tnre rne<d.v sect IN
r,o G. 1o..nh ~, M.9;d st ~ e,sta-dar r 80 ss,.
me 81 1osepn l4o3 AfsAa, ol 5ss.etoaY, says
tn stand bv lincoln and johnson and the Union
ela'e ueket; anu u'a'nss US noas.na'loas' e1a'e
The guerilas in Platte county lately killed two
r1nfori.tq between Rochester and St. Joaenh and
burned one or two barns. The sane nlsht several t
broken m Int and robbed. md eone Of tbs indo @ "a
anu @ pnEpptGy pnpt yEsh'af -, ,.ahSii .h ~ m,ss TGte
loat n,s ~ ha;s W. piunap.s LIE "osS o1 Inc
N9tMoe aoaaaonsd 1fotn OF snntaeast Massonrt ex-
ccptlng the evacuatfon OF several onfposts held By
eintae company'
contained Letter sncIosing printed extract from
tazs a. T. a9sa5ss .h asatns1
~, LIE ot ~ II. oGsy N t9is
{tse 70 1T Itaneiralhs ,rha LICE 1a5i9fs command to
s3saaos "a ~ Mte.nrr ,rota.t"9 te.nas' .'
Th avraca eaxa the attcr 80 aa,,afsrtnris s1s' as
RANGED: s:o, e-on, 11.n,,, ,,,n.,, x.a.o,u.. ....
N;.to, u4 tth ~ a icp1s'eh. & .4as
pno ssssr hna3 Mt aS hs,a VI G % na
seven. and esptul1$ twenty noises, nos iaT % rom
'asuw svs IL. ,sn', hcsdca bv Tin a,dsrea o.o.,
n +fs MissauG rrer h.1ots Rrnna@nt 'fIs 1est
Wednesdsf, ind on snnday ono Hundred moSe @
~ rmauIc an sa,isbrr toooeu .sg ~.
;s az 1i.osr n rHs.,ts,1 n,ni 'AeAan
saSE ~ d'91 1ainess ~ hn1ass at a SHaa
,c hs1e rioae5 fhn;r storns nnd ,hos-
stnrks ~ IN 81" fon,s A1-@ Ao'N'1'" 'N''4
reo~est hos hean can't IN rndtan.nou. ., t.,.
thu ,snne1 n ~ he tnan,rc ssnt - - ts
1ty for iientidration. Il is snarcste he he scnt
- Esnans to h. trie1 for nnr5aFs = Tswrsncn s@
~ i:n anc ~ fanoiiv hsrn 1efr ~ Wssh,1ct,n
A % dirtinpuishei C1aybsnK Who arrived rom tbc
E,st on Suuday ANNOUNCES The growing uupopu.
iority nf MrI1e}sn. Ennnnsin~ lin IN h. in srm
natiy With anti Lthco|n men. seyerarlcadinc poil.
tlcians in Pennsylvania and Ohio confcssed Nc.
Clcl'an's letter had atIcnarcd the peace faction,
and war Democrats could not stand the platform.
BE Is now In full accord With the Missouri fadt-
Gals.
, 1864-09-14

NEW YonK, Tuesday, Sept 1s-rhc steamer
Roanoke, from Havana sth, arrived to.uay. Dates
from the City Of Mexico 70 the s9:h uls, and Vera
ax e ae
troops from Tnnp,co nn6er Gen. Dupin. It ls re-
ported In Vera Crnx that Gen. Castatnui haa le-
je1tcd a party Of Juartats near Saitillo, losina
amongst others hi ehl.i Of artillery, Nc1a is said
to be matchin. on Mntamorns.
Various ekirmlshcs were occurring. in which
the French are equally victorious. No reliability
can be placed On these reports
The Mexican veeae1s SuiteEas and Mex1cano ha,l
been captured of Manzsn:lln. 1t IL reported that
the Ruseia eet in the Pacific has been ordered to
rendezvous at Acsppleo aud salute the New Next
, 1864-09-14

rEpec!nl Dispatch to tbs Ch!cazo Tribune
SPRINGFIELD, Ill., Tuesday, Sept. IL.
Tho farmers In this section arc already eh:aSea
in cutting and checking their corn, Whlie INC efop
is one OF the best ever grown In the state+
rhc citizens OF Greene county contemplate CIV
fnr o;cn,c reception to The returned veterans Of
Tue 6tt Illinois, at ca1zollton, on the 10th Inst.
one hundred and ffty,one men belonging to the
esth regiment Of Illinois Volunteers, whose term
~ scrrice had expired, have arrived IN t4is e.y'
They were mustered out II Nsschez M On toe @o'1
ut, and len for bone on the 7Ino 2n tn tba State
Fs}r potes have been taEen and Ill With the sane
rcaui nsjoty Of TWO to one f9I Lincoln: Iae
train Up nom Vsndaa bad four nanofea !a ~ hassf aha
IN tue fsain west from this city at 2. n, the
vote stood d for Lincoln and foF Mfe!sn: nets
On the tEa,4 arriving be hers rHic1lpn E: ~ ''''
, 1864-09-14
FROM MADISON.
The Coming Dr1ft-wisconsIn n1tIf-
thfy Items.

Especial DiFpa'eh to the Chicago Tribrne.]
MADISON, Wis, Tuesday, Sept. Is.
Governor Lewis received a dispatch from Pro-
vost Marshal General Fry today, that the draft
world be commenced. In districts rhero the qaota
is net Mled, on Monday. September 18th.
II. 7. selleck. the WlsconEin State AGENT at
washlneton. writes tie Governor, under date Of
the sth, that Tumbc1 Of Wisconsin soldiers in
the ye:e1an Reserve Corps at Washington, desire
to reenlist and be credited to Wisconsin, II paid
$500 bounty each. In order 10 procure tho enlist
mini Of said soldiers. money for bounty should be
, 1864-09-14
From ST. DOm1fnw0,

New YonK, .Tuez zday. Sept. 1a-Adv1ces from
Havana State that the Spanl7rtls are not making
any more heatway in San Dominco Than the
French In Mexico. They suffer severely from the
rnyages Of sic kuess. A small force W1s attacked
between San Domingo City and Ssh Chrlstobal
and their commander, Col. Caatcz, killed.
The rebels at Puerto Plata had been attacked
NJ driven ont Of their fortiacatIon., losing tea
eune On the othsr hanl it IL said the rebels lost
only one gun and huld three forts, keeping up q
constant fire.
4 cargo Of slayes was auccs safally landed near
Remed1o Last week.
, 1864-09-14

HEArQ'Es Uk1oE STATE CENTRAL Con41rrxE,
Chicago, September 18th, 1854.
Union men in all parts Of the State are re-
qucsted to Observe carefully the list Of ap-
pcintments Of speakers, as published in the
TRIBUNE and Journal, and make the ncces-
snry preparations for good meetings, es it
will be impossible to not1S the people Of
the localities where meetings are to be held,
by mail on every occasion.
JAMES F. Roor, Secretary.
, 1864-09-14
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH. H.

NEWS BY TELEGRAPH. II.
THE f0NTEfT WITH
rebellion.
The Latest Military
Situation -.-- Grant
and Sherman.
THE COMING DRAFT
IT'S PRESENT PROM
Ia Token from the Moneyed
Men---1hey Stand by
the Union.
WASHINGTON MILITARY, P0~
LlTIOAE End GENE.
RAL 1TkMSs
TIE NEWS FROM MAINE
GROWS MAGNIFICENT.
Il 10000 Czaa, Of
| .K0wezz E'Esaxssezcq'.
Revolutions Never Go Back
wards!
FR0M THE ILLINOIS STATE
FAIR-SEC0ND DAY.
Gov. Yates at The Sanitary
Fair---President Van
GPpo f1Aut6SS'
FF0Ed ST. LOUIS --iMP0RTAAT
WESTERN MILITARY lIEmS.
From NTadiscu-The Draft
From Indianapolis.
Official Qispstchss to Governor
=, Seymour.
From New York-.-Go!d..The
Warehouse Sharks--"
Park Benjamin.
Mexican and San Do
mingo Intelligence.
, 1864-09-14

NEW YoRK, Tuesday. Sept 18-The Washington
Cnton Of the 10th learns that Horace Greeley has
again entered into correspondence vith George
Sandefs. assuring him that commissioners will be
quietly rent, II cesired hy Me@srs. Clay and Ho'-
coube, TO Rlchuor d. 10 negotixte for peace with
cut CONDITIONS precedent.
The Richmond EnGuirsr, OF the 9Th has marked
td!tor!a! IN which it loots for peace-"a lasting
| and permanent Nacc"-in Calhoun doctrine, thai
the Executive Department OF the Fedora! Govern
met should he repos cd III two parts lrs.ead Of oac
, 1864-09-14
FROM o H10.
MIN Coppcrl,cnds In a had Way
A0o Sammedary.

1snecta1 Dispatch to the Chlcsso Tfibune.l
coIr,nus, ONO, Tuesday, Sept. 13. i.
rhtre IA still division ia the Tehet GIMP. The
sors Of Liberty have been in session nearly y day.
~ ~ to This time have failed to quiet the t.oo-
VA 4stcrs. The question Of adhering to Acclel-
,an ceme ND again, but In different shape nom
H. IL aa4sd rrnn Yesterday. A bitter discussion
toat n1sre inv bich, 1t is affirmed: vaandleham
toh ~, sme nnt second best. The lltthtu are oolhc
;s;- 1tmost to whip the h,ltcIs into tne ttaces.
Ml1 Nav succccd, but It il highly tmptobanie
Sc7n' Ne1ary, in the +; .sts to DAY. says Lea ~
Is M hound 10 support any man that lepu91atcs
~ rrrv nlntform on which be Was nomnateu' aAa
Kat ns al f}an5ulcnt sale is not binding Ia a|'
The fo,loE,re is the Executive order retur1!nS; :;
thinks to The Ohio volunteers LOT ohe Auaofeo
dnye: ,...v.,, re e,,1xcrox f,err.}
September TO-.
Tho term Of one hundred dsSa, tor which the
| National Guard Of Ohio volunteered haHos e1"
rireG tho President directs an Official aeknoH!-
cde1nent of their patriotism and valuable ecfVice
| during The recent campaign. The Term Of service
| Of their enlistment wns short, but dsttnsutsnso
| BIZ memorable events In the Valley of the Shen20
doAb, on the Peninsula, in the operations On The
! James River, arouLd Petersburg and Richmond,
| In the battle Of Monocacy, In the intrenchmcnte
| Of Washington, and In other important service
The National Guards Of Ohio performed witt
aac1ity tie duty Of patriotic volunteers for which
tbey are entitled md Al hereby rendered through
The Governor Of their State, the pstIolal thanks.
The Secretary Of War IL dlreetedto transmit
, 1864-09-14

NEW YoEK. Tucedey, Sept. ,:-Thc 7r:Iu:S's
evlvauia regiment, who bat ju-t rcturncd from IN
der IRE nt Charleston. reports that he was assured
11y nartfcs who hnd been Gut 10 Fnrs Sumter. that
t;mc. Il was believed wafer wonld enter Tie lnwer
tier ff eubraeureb. It fe a fact well known To our
engineers Tint this foE',heasion was erected upon
q4e.ted upon soft. pulpy 1ua=s Of lcb1ls.
, 1864-09-14

Death Of pnrlk Benjamin.
NEW YouK. Tuesday. Sept. 1S;IFaF6 Benjamin
died in tiib city lust night, aReu Co.
, 1864-09-14

The Gold Mnrkct-TAe Enreh0LA
Exxort10D1StD.


NEW York, Tuesday, Sept, 13.-Gold opened
this forenoon at .9l3, bus under heavy putchases
advanced before noon TO 2e3H.
Collector Draper has iesued orders for the
closing Of bonded warehouses whose owners Of
Lesser charge e1tortioBate rates for storage, and
accordingly Deputy Collector Studne1l has closed
two Of the buildings. "A slRllsr course, it Is un-
derstood Will be pursued In nil other like cases. It
appears that in consequence Of unu.ually heavy
inportations 4he fluctuations In the price OF gold,
and the general riee In prlce., tho rates for
storage were Increased, and ob.oined IN some
cases extraordinary figures, SO that conpltints OF
merchants were frequent, and the late Collector,
after full consideration Of the circumstances d.:
cided trnt no more than the rates approved Ay the
Chambero Of Commerce in 1867, with the addition
Of one hundred and 1tty per cent, should be
charged for storage. This was satisfactory to the
merchants, but many tf the storeke9pers dld not
abide by It. and continued charcfng heavy prices,
claiming they could obtain from merchants On psi-
rate account as much money as they charged
for public storage. Recently, case IN which e.ht
times the enhanced rate allowed by Mr. Barney
had been cnlorcEd, came before Collector Draper,
and another case, in vhich nearly 5000 wrrc
charged. when the legal amount was less than
OF the stores. and Nj. Draper has sent to Wash
iugton for further INSTRUCTIONS.
The collector ia promptly investigating all com
plants Of merchants, and Ia determined juattce
shall be done.
Latest.
NEW YORK, Tuesday Evening, Sept. 13-.p. m.
Gold, at the evening Exchange, was quoted at
2oCL.
, 1864-09-14
FROM THE SOUTH.
Rebel Rumors Concerning Grant md
Sherman.

WAa1r1NaroS. Tuesday, Sept. 13.-The Rich
nond EIcmiHtr of last Friday says; Grant has
mntsed great many troops on the railroad two
miles south OF Petersburg. and has within the last
ten layh pushed his left quarter OF a mile north
eaet Of the raliro3d. He would 1t carly day
make a grand burst TO try tn reach the South Side
kailruaa at rome point near the town. This Is to
be his next grand movement.
The Whlq says: Sherman left the rehel wounded
at Joneeboro, and told fhern he Intended to take
hir army 10 AtlAnia, rest, and tnen 80 to Ander.
son.il1e. The 1Ehig says this my be regarded aa
Yankee bfapa1ociO
, 1864-09-14

The Coming Drnft-Local ana General
Information.
ALBANY, N. r.. Sept. l3-Goy. Seymour has re-
c:.ytd the following communications:
STATE OF New YonK. NORTHERN, DIVISION
Albany. Sept. 10, 1861
To His E1ce1lency uorstlo Seymour, Governor Of
New lork:
s1E: hnve the honor TO inform yo9 that, pursu-
ant to the Presidents proclamation OF July l6 1851
and to the instruction OF the Provost Marshal Gen
eral, hare ordered DRAFT In the 1a1h and 18th
Congressional Qi-trlcts, 10 be- commenced On the
morning Of the 18th Of September in each Of such
districts. VefT respectfully,
FnED. TowSsEND,
Lient. Col. & 4. A. p, II.
TRoH TIE WAR DErARTNENT.
The following telegraph from Washington has
aleo been received by Gov Seymour:
WASHINGTON. Monday. Sept 1a.--The draft is or
icred to commence in Ohio and other States whose
quotas Rave not been flied up on Monday, the 18Th
ofScptember.
JA1Es B. FEY, P. II. G.
, 1864-09-14

kEA 4 Richmond paper says that ':proper.
ty is now lover and money cheaper, in the
Cortederacy, than they ever were before in
suy country at an: period"
, 1864-09-14

FLAX MACHiNE3.-s Sanford &
i Mallory'f celebrated
Flax AND HEMP BHAKEA
Are on tlftsirn fale At lie GhtEa7d S1zar Re
fncrE urlldince North Natt7 a1raa. Fcf tescr1o7ve
circulars ncd psmphletk scdsess N. 4T04L1AN. e o
Drawer 49g3 Chicago, III Sell se3llt
, 1864-09-14
The Vermont Election

The Vermont ElecEiO0.
eBum1SGroN, Vermont. Sept. 12.-We now have
returns from III towEs. which fOot up al follows
Smith, Republican, 36.a19; Red1etd, Democrat,
1881. Smiths majority, 1858.
Returns from 22u towns show the election OF R31
Union and 20 Democratic Representatives.. The
Senate Is unanimously Union.
, 1864-09-14

NT0I1CE To RELIU HUNTERS.
! Y For sa1e. co~p!ete sett et Ame:ica1 Copper
c1ng from 1873 1sb3 als1, Rncut no Foreign Coins
ron Of Them ysry ra.e; nlEo about IT'D EEaas and
Copper Stsda1t, Tokens, s,rFa Gard. &c. With sht
shove ID Silver Dcl;s1 Of ]7;5 They be sIe1 at
rs Fa,uusT s.reet"cr bE a11:e5ting ne +asonsh tho
Pest once. CnIcsgo, Ill. C.F. ANTHONY.
, 1864-09-14

Sinking Of T. Steamer.
6r. Lou1s. Tuesday Sept t3-The steamer Joh1
j. Roe recently anrk near New Madfld, valued at
$50, eco; insured for $30,eC0-
, 1864-09-14

copy Of this order tothe Governor ot Ohio, aud to
delivered 10 the ot1ic.rs and soldiers Of the Ohio
National Gu9ri. who recently served In the mit-
ta1y jo.cc of the ULlted 6tates IS volunteers for
one hundred daSs.
tStgned1 ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
coLrNnre, Ohio, Saturday. Sept, lo.-Nr. Val
lapd1elam arrived in this city yesterday. on his
way to Pennsylvania, to addses. the people ut va
rioue places; but meeting Mcclellan's letter Of
acceptance, he promptly authorized the Democrat
ic Chairman OF Ohio to withdraw hts name from
the appo1ntu euts in Ohio, and returned hume
The peace men are determined to matntsiu their
integrity, and will soon call meeting to deter
,nfno t1s9r rcnrae nf action.
, 1864-09-14
The Coming Drnft-Local and General
TkxfF

NEW TonK, Tuesday Evening, Sept. 49,: p. N.
Gold, at the evening Exchange, was quoted at
o1CL.
, 1864-09-14

Cwc1ssAr,. Tuesday. Sept. 1a.-The package
containing S15.Co0, stolen from stage coach be
tween Poi Hand and Gallipolts, few days since,
has been recovered and the rohber arrested.
, 1864-09-14

ILLINOIS COAL,
Hard Coat, Wool, &c.
Latavaua. Erie anc Let,ah Coal. Illinois. ElassbEr.
ard BrIEr Hill cosl. sch. Mp: and .lsh Wool for
rsje by ISAAC COALE, 132 Dearborn Ftreet near
AhdiGOn street. Be-4-tSk-1k
, 1864-09-14
~,,+x,,.e ora E1camer by Rebels.

FonTrras Monroe. Sept 1e.-The steamer Eawn,
running between Norfolk ard North c-ro'iha, WIS
nstty nf Sebc raidcrs The crew and psasen.
s;,~ -: = IN IN nrI.oncrl Tbetteamef WAS burned.
, 1864-09-14

TKOI1 ENN8TLVANEA.
ConSresslc nal District Nominations
Yesterday.
SCRANTON, Pa. Sept. 13.-Hon. ". ". Ketchun,.
OF Wilkee-B Barre, WAS today nominated for Con
eress By the Union psrty Ut the 18th dl=trct Hon.
g A Grow hnv1ng declined.
PrrTsBUn9, Tuesday, Sept. t3.-E1-Gnv. Wm.
B.gler hss been nominated for Cog sse=s BY the De-
m0ctacy Of C1eart1. Id county.
, 1864-09-14
T ABAR \& EORTREE
9EE3 EsIoU3e
o76 SOUTH WATEEs STHEI3I,
- ra14.sr31S

NFICH1GAN AVENUE RESI-
l4t nENcE FIR sALE-A rr.t-clkas stone fro1s
hrndencc on Hichtgan avenue, nea: Hubb .rd Csurt:
iMmeuiste pCE:eEilca given III desHed. WILD: eoid
lew for cash. arm
sultable for mhs rtactQfing and t71m1 tor ss1a.
SahHFI 4. R4f.&EST.
Fesl Estate Agent. 10. metropolitan Block. j.
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