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From ~. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. i5.-Steamer stephen
Decatur sunk at DEVILS Island, 4 miles
above Cape Girardeau, on wednesday
night. Valued at a., 900; insured for w.
900.
Exciting military news may be expected
tie Rock reports movements Of Price and
Shelby, which point to speedy invasion
Of Missouri
Military movements here contraband.
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Fr. MoNRO Sept. l5.-Flag Of truce
steamer New York arrived last evening
from James River with 400 returned pris-
oners Of war from the South, including 10
officers in charge Of Major milford.
The Richmond Sentinel Of the 18th inst.
reports a very destructive ire in Mauches-
ter on Friday night last. Gilmour's large
tobacco WARE house was burned, with L. SO
hhds. OF tobacco belonging to John Gil.
mour Il Co., aud 234 hhds belonging to the
Confederate States. Messrs Gains ware
house WAS also destroyed with other valu-
able property. The total loss Is -. lOO, 900.
This 10 the greatest fire which has occurred
in the Southern Confederacy.
The Sentinel has an article ON Gen. Sher-
mans depopulation OF Atlanta, calling 1t
an event unparalleled in the American
war and without an example in modern
times. II calls Sherman the chief among
savages. the captain OF pirates, the prince
among scoundrels and brutes, the foremost
villain OF the world. sherman, il saya,
nas given the war new feature. Stern as
il has been it il henceforth 70 be sterner.-
Horrible rs it has been, it is henceforth 10
be more horrible. The people are ready.
II the President wants US let him call
for us: no matter about Agnew. II this is
the kind OF warfare we are to resist, We
will strip to light better for haltiug age or
peaceful innocence to die in defence Of
languish in exile, the man and tue last
boy among US must take his arme, sooner
than endure such outrages az that at At
ianta. EsH
The Richmond sentinel OF the 18th has
the following:
MACON, Sept. a.-The prisoners captured
yesterday say that sherman will now REIN
force Grant, take Richmond and finish
the rebellion. They also state that part Of
his army will 60 out Of service this month.
The enemy are closely massed about At
lanta. There 10 not the slightest prospect
of an early resumption Of hostilities.
MACON, Ga, Sept. N.-Wheeler's forces
have been dispersed near Tullahoma by
Steadman.
PETERSBURG, Sept. o.-Grant 10 still per-
fecting his lines on the Weldon railroad,
pushing bis line slowly to the west Of the
Road. W
CaARLEsLoN, 8. c., Sept. 7.-Our prise.
ners were landed on Morris Island to-day
and marched to the rear of Battery Wsg'
ner guarded by large body Of sentinels.
The enemy brought two new guns tG
Gregg this morning drawn by u or IA hor.
ses. sY.H
There is no news from City Point.
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New York, Sept. I5.-tlold has been
steady, aud on the whole firm during the
morning with less speculation mounts
than tor some days past. There ID steady
demand for custom quotations. Opened
~ ~ and ductuated from that figure
down to ~ aud up again to 70 and steady
IT that.
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Fire.

BLooMIHaToN, ILL.,. Sept 15.-The large
FIGURING mill Of Kann q Robinson was
burned to the ground, with certain crib at
tached. The warehouse contained 5000
bushels Of wheat and large quantity Of
-four. Total loss rs, 0O0-insured for $l4,-
OO0
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state Convention.

HARTFORD, Ct, Sept. 1.-THE DenocTa-
tic State Convention to-day was fully at
tended and enthusiastic for Mcclellan =
The mass meeting was large and enthusl-
astic. $3.50 -
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Down on Fremont.

NEW YORK, Sept. N.-COl. Cluzeret, ed
itor Of the Ne,0 Nation, publishes a card in
which he denounces Cen. Fremont and
the National Pathti nder's Association. He
claims that he has been deceived by Gen.
Fremont, and made dupe of at that. Gen.
+. has . bargain by which the control Of
the NeG Ndfi0x is to be taken away from
him (Cluzeret) and claims that the paper
belongs to him, 1000
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Seat on.

WAsHISaToS, Sept. 14.-Sl1, 500. 900 Of
the bonds on account OF the recent Loan OF
S3l ,0O0. 900 have been sent of by the Trea-
sury Department.
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Died.

New YORK, Sept. l5.-Rev. Geo. Potts,
d.. D., Pastor of the Presbyterian Church
IN University Place, died at his residence
age.
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JEFF. DAVIS ON RE-UHIoN.-Mr. Jeder.
son Davis, in . speech before the Legisla-
ture Of Mississippi, on the 26th Of Decem-
b,r, 1852, expressed himself In the follow
ing manner in refsrence to reunion with
the North: a4a ,5st.ea 90 seas 81
Hour enemies are traditioniess and
homeless rice. From the time Of Cromwell
t. the present, they have been the distuxb-
ers of the peace Of the world. N 0athered
together by Cromwell from the fens 81
boys Of the north Of Ireland, and Of Esq
land, they commenced by disturbing To
peace of their own country, they disturbse
Holland, to which they ded, and disturbe0
England on their return. After what hs
happened the last two years, my only
wonder is that We consented to live 20 long
. time in association with miscreant1-
Were il ever proposed to enter again into
. UNION with such people, IJWOuld 90
more consent to do it than 70 trust myself /
in den OF thieves f# aps !.
WHERE Is THE DEMOCRATIC PARrY.-A.
the Democratic Congressional Convention,
held at Plymouth, indiana, in May, 1871
the sentiments Of Hon. 81. S., Lane were
asas 9 ,ssxsS vs
our territory IS invaded, our citizens butch
cred, and our country involved in stats
Of civi. war-actual, terrible. real war-tho
citizen who then withholds his aid A14
stops cOldly to calculate the causes An4
chances of that war, whatever his profel-
sion may be, he Is in heart q traitor !
Where then is the Democratic party d
1877: Not q sentiment or doctrine or sign
OF il can be found il the ranks OF McClellal
and Pendleton to-day. It Is AL incorporar
tad with the great and patriotic Union pr.
". The above was not exclusive to tn
Plymouth Convention; it was the OF rstt-
Grated expression of the party all over tho
I-uiOu-Cyr GU..
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WAsHINGToE, Sept. 1.-THE following
has just been received from Gen. Sheridan:
NEAR BERRYvILLE, Sept. 13.-This
morning / sent General Gettys Divis-
ion Of the 9th Corps with two brigades Of
cavalry 70 the crossing Of The Summit
creek. Rhodes, Barnsas',, Gordon's and
Wharton's divisions were found on the
weat hank ut the same time. Wilson and
Aackint6eh's brigades Of cavalry dashed
upfAe Winchester Pike, drove the Rebel
cayn!xy Ct = run, came in contact with
DeteDonr's division, charged it, and cap
turea 10 officers and l45 mon Of the Sth
south Carolina Regiment and its battle
nags md Col. Hennegan, commanding a
brigade, with : Los Of only killed and
wounded. Great credit = due to Gems,
wilson aud Macintosh and the 9Th New
jersey and ID Ohio. The charge was .
gallant one. A portion Of the "a Massa-
chusett.s brigade made : charge on : reRi-
ment OF the line and captured ofacer and
II men Of Gordon's Division Of infantry.
Our loss in the recent reconnaissance is We
~ Light. p. SHEnrDAN. Mai. Gen.
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AT al adjourned meeting of ci;izens
held at Grimes Hall last evening. Sept
l4th, IN behalf Of the Southern Iowa Saui-
tary Fair, the chairman, Senator Gfim0
introduced the exercises by M eloquent
address. He w1s followed BY the song
''Stand up for Uncle Sam, Boys" which
vas sung by the Glee Club, LED b Mr.. Van
Meter.
Mr.. Starr being called for, note from
him was read apologixing for his absence,
and recommending the reading Of letter,
written at City Point in comnendatton
OF the operation Of the Sanitary Commits
sion. The audience was then entertatneo
BY another song from the Glee Club.
= DR.. Salter being called on spoke win
erect In favor Of Immediate and eoecgeuc
action. sp g .@
The following communication w.s rsed:
BURLINGTON, Iowa, Sept "A. 81
At q meeting Of the employees Of the
Burlington Marble Works It was unani-
mously
Resolved, That the proceedscfth day's
labor Be devoted to the Southern Iowa
soldiers Fair.
In accordance with the above resolutio1
the Treasurer Of the Fair will dnd eucIo.
sed tiS. IS - the amount thus contributes.
SAMUEL w. MEnCKR
The following persons pledged the 70
RSH, r. Howard mi. 500 q
NJ = Schramm 50 o.
TT Rinoham 50 e.
Mrs. Grimes. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 500
J r. Nelson. acknowledgements. 5VW
The proceeds Of one days labor Of
the employees Of the Burlington
Union Guards III LID a 100 q
motion was made that all our citizens
men and women-in the city Of Burlington,
stand in readiness TO respond TO the GALE
of the Executive Committee upon then 10
aid and assistance in making arraIge
ments and getting ready for the Fair. Jns
/! motion was apopted. with cheers.
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nore crowded tosethef, and as'sthe single
room cottages rapidly Increase, vice must
;ncrease with them" IA y
IN England one man IN seven is a pau
per, and the parish allows paupers, so the
London Athenaeum tells Cs, one shilling
six pencea week, or about thirty five cents.
and yet ii Iamenes emigratbn, and NnSid.f
ers that the nation is four hundred tloI!aras'
poorer for every workingman who leaves il. +
Such then is the benignant. working Of
an aristocracy, whether among Whites or
mixed races, whether sheltered by linz
tied monarchy or tolerated beneath repub-
lican forms. Such is the state OF thincn
toward which our own blessed count. y hss
been slowly tending; to similar state the
South is doomed if we allow II to seceae: :
to o similar state it will lead US If il eyer
again shall lsad.-SprtnaNetd Reputlscan.
. TERRIBLE CATAsrRoPHE IN AusTRrAS
PoLAND-ONE HUNDRED AND Fifty Pro.
PIE DRowNED.-As is usual each year. TIE
indulgences attached to the so,ennity a
the Assumption of the Virgin recently a.,
tracted numbers Of pilgrims towards tha
sanctuary Of Kalwynra Zebrzdyowska. Z
situated Eve miles from Cracow. A lara.
portion Of the pilgrims, instead Of retnrn-
Ing by the way o. C,acow, took the most
chow; but as the river. was much swollenssa
by recent rains, the passage was not madas
ii the ordinary ferry -boa;, but in ! lafD y ]
grain barge, into which 700 country people \
Of both sexes entered, accompanied by u,
Jew who had hired the vessel, and who !
was well provided with brandy, which IS
expected to retail as the vessel Crossed
The boatmen, who were much the wore
for their potations, could not manage the
vessel against the powerful current, and
instead Of making the ordinary landine.
place, they ran against vessel ANCHORED
that the barge was broken up, and great
number Of the passengers sank with bar. 7
while others were carried away by t. I
stream. Assistance was promptly rendered
by the vessel which Was at anchor, and !,
numbers Of struggling people were saved \
but I50 were drowned. They were all NJ
tives e villages in the environs Of Cra-s5
cow London Star. go
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q Our OF THE DRAFr.-Knoxviile town.
ship is clear Of the coming draft. and hes
81 in excess to apply on another cab.
should II be made. But We have no idea
present one, II promptly met, will do up
the job nicely.-Knorritic Repub., Issh. 7
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I00 00y 00O0t 90S O40xGs
WAR DEPARTMENT. WAsHINoToN, sept.
1l.-Noj. Cen. Dir, NeW York: Lieuten-
ant General Grant telegraphs this Depart
CITY POINT, Sept. Is, 1880 A. Nixon.
Edscia II. Stanton, Secretary Of War: We
ought to have the whole number OF men
called for by the President in the shortest
possible time. Prompt action In filling our
armies will have more effect on the enemy
than victory over them. Il s9As
They profess to believe, and make their
men believe, there is such party North
In MSOr Of recognizing Southern indie
pendence; that the draft cannot be en-
forced. Let them be undeceived.
Desert0rs come into our lines daily who
tell rs that the men are nearly unani-
mously tired Of the war, and that deesrt-
ere would ~ much more numerous, but
they believe peace will be negotiated after
the fall election.
The enlargement of the draft and prompt
filling up Of our armies will save the she'd
ding Of blood to an immense degree.
[Siguedl ST. u. 8. GRANT,
sss Lieutenant General.
The following telegram has just been
received from Gen Sherman on the same
zsIAxrA, sept. Is, $50 p. MO Hon.
very glad to hear that the draft wiz b en-
forced a
lst. We need tho men.
q. They come - privates to al Cur old
and tried regiments with their exper-
i2ced oficerp already on hand.
"a. Because the enforcement of the Law
viii manifest . power resident in our Gov
ernment equal 10 the occasion. Oar Gov
ernment, trough . democratic, should in
times Of trouble and danger BE- able to
WELD the power of great nation.
All we'll.
(9igned.) W. T. SHERMAN.
The draft 10 ordered to commence in all
the States and districts where the quota is
mot filed by volunteers on Monday the
18th, and win 20 ON until completed. Vol
unteers and substitutes will be received
and credited to o late period a possible.
Volunteering u still Progressing with Wig
ar in nnoaf ~ tina Hfafoa
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RY TELEGRAPH
,Rehel views.

Nrv York, Sept. H-From files OF reo-
=, raners we CLEAN the following:
fshe Charleston Mercury says all foreign
- reaident In Savannah who will not Or
~nise for the defence Of the city oy the
18Th, would be sent to Atlanta. r-.,.
Vance's majority for Governor OF Norln
r.nIina aver Holden. thepeace candidate,
Is estimated at 10000 IN ! total vote OF
''' Ths Richmond Eramsner. Of the 9th,
savs: The hope built on the terrible
f6ynrs Wheeler was to do with Sherman .
communications seems, we regret 10 say,
fhst falling into nothing.
The Savannah Nesrs learns that the Gov
eminent powder works at Augusta were
hlown up on the 5th, with 5000 pounds OF
nowder. Nine persons were killed. a
The Charleston Courier, of August 3Oth,
says: The torpedo foated down on barges
towards Fort Sumter, on the night OF the
18th, exploded when within thirty feet of
tho west side Of the Fort, doing no damage
The Richmond correspondent of the
Charleston Mercury, writing under date Of
rs c0h ult., says. the rebel soldiers are
sufIeriug from swollen feet in consequence
Of their sitting and standing in 10 much
water in the trenches. Agne and fever il
also very prevalent in the rebel army.
The Charleston Courier, 81 Sept. Sd, has
tilities, Ia which Il says the North Is much
in need of men 10 strengthen its armies and
war power, vet the same issue contains an
article which closes ~ follows - @sv
-"War contains in itself every woe and
calamity mortals groan under. With 1t
comes bereavement, poverty, disease, ra-
nine, death, devastation, extortion,d muir.
der. crimes of every dye, woes of every
shape and size. May the God of peace
speedily lift up the light of His counte-
nance upon US, and grant US peace
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CANE SEEDt

.FJ" Copies Of the rac S,milc may be obtaine,
~ the JOVRSAL OAicc.
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GIVE TIE OPPOSITION ELEMENTS
4 CHANCE"

Tnmoth,r place we puhlisI, letter writ.
ten 10y q rebel Congressman, in which hc
prominently sots forth the Importance oi
their gaining signal advantage, soon after
the opening Of the campaign, IN the hope
that it will cuahlo tho opposition clements
of the North to-" combine anhhcat Lincoln
for President" lIc"c see no chance for
poacc until the Republican party is beaten
and oycrcomc!' What II loyal Northern
party that must be, which tho rebels wish
to aid THIS is bat tarit acknowledge
mcut, ty the rebels themselves, chat they
have co,workcrs in tho North--pcaco mon
whom they wish 10 aid in their efforts to
"Lcat aud overcome the present Union
party, that the rebel cause may be bcmoJtcd
thereby. Let Union men remember this
rarty-the Northern ally of the rebels.
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OIIIO'S QUOTA.

The Columbus correspondence of tho Gin
cinnaG Gd,oife states that Governor Rroush
on tho 18th inst, received dispatch from
the War pcpartmcnt, informing him that
from February LIST to February 10th, the
State of Ohio has been credited with lO,261
volunteers for three years service, and also
with 9S7 culismcuts in the regular army,
from Soptcm' cr 81 up to date, 81 far as ro-
ported. Veteran re-eulistmcnts arc net IN
c,udcd in the foregoing. The records in thc
Executive Departments show that the NUM-
ber or veterans rcportod mp To this date Is
$4,000. This leaves the State 5000 short
on the call fcr 300 900 mon. In other
words, we new have to raise about $4,000
men by tho 18th ct April, either 10y voIuu
tecring or drafting. II is thought that
veteran onlistmen,s viii reduce this def
cicncy to $4,000 which is about the mum
her that Ohio will have to furnish prcvjou,
10 the 10Th of April, or" stand the draft
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THE IIOIrNTy BILL,

Abnl providing FOR the lryying of a tax
to pay houn,ics to volunteers, and to lo.
fund subscriptions made for that purpose,
passod the Ohio House of Representative
on the 18th inst, and has since passed the
Senate. AS the bill passed the House, ii
provides for the return of all moneys
paid or plcdgc,i by individuals or corpora,
tions for tho payment Of bomtcs to volun-
tecrs--ths amount not to exceed one hun
drod dollars for zach volunteer.
Section thirteen provides that whcrc
certificates ot indebtedness have been is.
sued to soldiers, for. bounty, and hy them
sold for less than their hcc, tho hclders
of such certificates shah ouly receive the
amount they paid to the soldicrs-thc dir
ference between such amount aud tho face
of the certificate to bo paid to the soldier
in whose favor il was drawn,
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MANTEn ..EACTS!,,

Each member lot Congrcssl socns m-
tent upon pmuderlug the Governments 4
Now and useless offices are created 10y
the thousand. at enormous salaries.
Men are required to contribute hborally to
tho Congressional corruption fund before
they can receive an Office congressman
do not hesitate To rob the Government
whcn they can get a generous share of the
illgottcn treasure. We are not speak'nE
at random, but havo the Grr's to sustain
every assertion Independents h"ch Is
by all moani publish the facts" As
an "houcst journalist, you have no right
to withhold them from the people. PA
not your "mlow candle" " wudcr u bushcl
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IlALlIkAIIITN,

Tho Richmond papors havo been raising
a great cry over an order which it is claim
ed was found in Colonel Dlhlgrcn's pocket
but which il known to have been rgh.
81 forgcry-dirccting the execution of
Jcll. Davis and his cabinet Tho rebel pa
pcrs urge that the men of Dal,grcnB com
luand tallcn prisoners, should be summlrily
executed. Those rabil rebel lulminations
have caused the republication of ono of
Ecawcgard's dispatches, which was inter
ccptcd in isGl, when that officer was ON
the eve of taking Washington. lie said :
" | shall cross the river above Little Falls.
on Sunday at > \. NJ. Signal red and
white rockets from Turner's Illll. For Gods
sake, don't fail us Fire the city at all
points agreed ON at cncc. Dispatch in
coin and scott ~ you suggested, and let
tho execution Of Our plot he perfect.
" ET \uEEGARn.'
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RETALIATION.

Somc Abolition scouudrcls mstigatcj
somo drunken soldiers to DESTROY the office
of the Lancaster HSriol Eagle, a pcwocndc
Journal. A serious riut occurred The
Democrats rallied, and IN retaliation yuttcd
the houses of two Abolition leaders. who
were held responsible tor it Gin, Eng,
The people of Lancaster have adopted
the only remedy that is available or plAct-
cable. iet the law of retaliation do its
work, An eye for An eye, and tooth tor
tooth. This is all that Is to preserve so
Vial order. II Democrats do not ADOPT It,
and execute it stcruly and vigorously, they
havo nothing To expect hut utter dcNtruc.
tion, both oi life and property AIWu,,
Empire
Such are the teachings ( the organs of
the Copperhcads; and in the case Of the
Empire, it has lately been compelled to
take its own medicine" 1t is we'll known
that at the time of Nalhudighm's arrest
tho Dayton ,AuUUl ollico was totally de
stroyed Retaliation for this would pou
to the destruction " the Empire office
that paper urgcd retaliAlion-and WAS de
siroyed We regret sscr having occasion
to record Instances of mob violence lon
if such cases must occtr, may they eve
tallupon the heads OF those who adyocat
and rccommeud them, There is symothu
akin TO rjyLieons rvnihHtion. when III
man who advises mob violence, become
the victim oliti when no who would It
joico to see his suoshhor's property destro.
ed by mob behelds his own vanish I
he same means. let the advocates
nobs be food for mohs.
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AHRNIGAM LINCOLN.
Tho following order, datol March -, ha
hocu issuol from the War Department;

Tho following order, date March -, has
hccn issuol from the War Departments;
oE>HE>L ORDERS 40, 9S.
Tho pryslout ol the United States or
dcrs aS follows;
Firs, NHiorGrucral lnllcck, al his own
request. is relieved from duty as Gcuoral-tu.
Chief ot the Army, and ljcDtcuaut-l' 'cncn'
|. \. Graut is assigned TO the command ol
the Arnjy, of the Dutcl States The hclJ.
quartet, ot the rmy will be at Nashul,
tom, and with lJyWtuAut-GcuerM Graut IN
the fold.
Secoud -Nlior.Gcnoral lIal'eck is as.
signed TO duty at Washington, as Chict ct
stan OF tive Army, uudor direction of the
Secretary ot War aud tho Lieutenant Gen.
cral co,nuauduy. His orders will be obey
ed and respected accordingly.
Third MAi,.Gvu. w, :. sherman is as,
styurd To tho command Of the Military
District ot Mississippi, composed of the
Districts OF OHIO, Cumberland, TvwosScc
and Arkansas.
Fourth Naj-Gen. l.. B. McpINrsoa i,
aSsiTucd % tue command ot tlc pepartmcul
and Army ol the Tennessee.
ttth In ryucNlug Ml-Ge1, lhlleyk
from duty o> GcucNllu-Chlct, the rresidvu
dcSj,ys to v\pry,, hj, appreciation auJ
thanks lor the aolo and jealous u,An"cr l
which the ardUoUs and responsible duuv,
oi thnt position have hccu performed.
"lW u,dvr ol tho Secretary of Wuy.
"E. ID. lDNN,tNp. A.\.G.'