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E a. II. II. ANTHONY,
, 1864-09-27
FEOn1 HAMILTON CO., ILL.
Elo.Iou Meeting 1T nc Leansboro and
Bentun-T he ErIIe 11n0u. the Mge p--
4tHn8v

McLEArEDoIo, Hamilton Co., Sept "a, 1864.
The Mass Meeting st Benton, franklin Co., on
Friday afternoon, wa5 perfect oy1lon to Liaeo.n
and the Union. On arriving from BIT. Vernon we
tcund the town full Of people, dass were flying
I'D oil seemed inspired With ll!e aud energy.
S5ou alter II o'clock, large, delegation arrived
from Frankfort, headed By Captain Cox's Du
Quoin bana, follow ed By car drawn By six horses
aud n1lsd with youas ladies', representing the
Statcs Of the Union, mag sni1centlg dressed In xed
white and blue As the long procession wourd
through the streets, the cyowd loudly cheerius, 1t
seemed tbat ali Egypt had joined In ore enthusias
tic 1naes Of patriotism. to crush out treason and
Copperhesas. At o'clock the meeting was Or
canized by appointing Judge Bsa1ton Parish, a
life lorg Democrat, President, after which the
Hou D. l.. Phillips made one OF. bis logical crush
Nuuesua Democrat, and every patriot, IN such tines
as thee. cond only be found on the side Of the
Union ana the Constitution Ills dissection Of
local political tflcksterH told with tettible effect
upon t9s bogus c9ppeI.hh:ssd oe%oelaeg: ,.,.o,
p=nsirp that the Democratic p9rky wesa ths osie'n
ato,E OF the Fay, and hence that they ntVer ugan
should be trusted With the control ol ihs GoSern
| ment,
the people dispersed IN The best possible spiri:s
| The melting here This afternoon WAS nos QUITE
20 large AZ thr one At Dentop but the Court u3u4e
| was crowded to 1tH ulmo5s capacity. Never were
loyal 81 ntintnts more cordially approved. and a.
| bo1Eors Of this var upon the Copperhead penocra-
| Ct, the people ecened Almost y I'D With excite
| rinnt md delight. ):
| The nnrtht m portions OF the State must look to
! acnutF County In this :lsflous contest ior the
/ ealvaiiuu Of tho natlou. -
, 1864-09-27
TERRlflc TORNADO IN COLE,
COUNTY.

Especial Correspondence Ch!cseo Tnbunc.l
NATION Sept. "a. 1854.
4 terrific tornado passed over this SECTION
Of the Etate yCstcrday at about 5 o'clock p.
m. It's approach Was heralded By dense
black cloud r;sing rapidly in the wes. and
rushing With fearful velocity orer the prairie
nearly due cast, accompanied By tremen-
dous discharges of electticity, which fairly
shook tie ecrih like an earthquake 1T
struck tn. Central Railroad track at Mat
foop, urroolng aud blowing down buildings
aud carving away every movable thing In
! path, but most fo.tunatvly aua incom.
prenensIbly in1tcting no ser'ous 1rjury npon
any OLE. q lo=acd ftctyh. tram Oh tht ILL.,
nois Genital Rsi1road, going north, was
lIftcd bott]y and tuned over beside and
acnoes the track. Some Of the cars were
amushed to sptfnt=rs. while others were
merely uuroefed sud the freight little in-
inrtd, O.e ca. was carried huff a mile.
Ba1,s Ct cotton, hogshcads OF tob eco, hhr-
ria Of flour, and fragments Of the Cars were
strfvn orer large extent on either sl"e Of
,t,e track The clearing Of ths ruins occu-
7;icd the whole night end> the rFHins were
DEL, ,tned. siner7ar,y no one was hrft on
this train which Tas so comple1ely IT.
zuoljsbed.
~7fs section Of the State has always peen
, 1864-09-27
FROM THE sHENANDo 4r1.
a Dad Look for Early and the Ikcbc1
Forces

BALTIMORE, Mopdsr. Sept. 26.-The 411.ricans
correspondent With Sheridan gives gone addition.
al facte IN regard 10 the battle Of Fishers Hill.
Easly had boassea to the cit,<ens OF the snt.
rounding country that be would hold bis position
.. Firhtr's Hill against any force which the Yau-
Eeea could bring against him, and II she.idaa
pould only remasn few days in his front he
won'd stake hie Republic upcn captnfiog his who'e
command. Probably he expected relnfosccmeutB
to arrive by way Of Ca'peppeE, and, uaoviag down
the Faney. get In 6hetfdan's rear; but Sheridan
has bsteked BIZ plans BY capturing his Btr ongbold
fight. =
Whether he viii seain rnake stnna with tho
remnant q t1s shattered and denordlzed army.
Cod only EnoWs, for his men are IN no condtt.on
to encounter CUR victorious troops, who, elatcd
With tie 6riispt successes Of the past four dsys,
enemy. The degree ol decentralization which
Earls = coDmaud has assumed may be judged from
the following facts: Among go nr1sonsrs captdred
~ badSt EEL e tts aeTa
ee:s;ttmins; Tho Con fsderacy Il gone 10
ntiiber viii L" Sn nstset psnt nctdsyrt az moEe; ore
recording eas related ty tie citizens al WOOD
s hsvs aqa Tho
uais*tatce hcss- They state that uunDrr o,
rele' su'tiers paa.ed through Woodstock on Thnrs.
hst bcg 81 SSs Setset t tpe On ss
wen'd sooE meke Esf}s NJ .t.tes apa pns.* :.
eer i sppxass that Early Il ns}tuesea os s[ea Ee
to bold the valley At ait hazards. How he expects
to sut1 hft insttue1ons with m nis Tnlpped aud de-
Gen. Sheridan 70 ettl purs4lng him aud picking :
up prisoners all along the road.
ii IL stated on reliable authority that the .pziso
uers captured within the past three data will D1u-
Der $3.50. No ftark need be entertained Of the
enemy n akiuR raid in any consiseranle fotce On
, 1864-09-27


good deal Of feeling has been excited among
our citizens here, bccauee the 182d 1a3d 18th and
-4gth: cpe hurd1ed dny regiments. hare been mus
tered out of service here without receiving cent
ofther pay. Many Of them are entirely destitute,
and ura b!e to purchase mai or procure trans-
pos.a.:on. Tue so.dIezs' Homo here has provided
meals ior number Of them, snd Col Wood, OF
The Smttz1J Commission, has got eoue Of them Oh
On the rAinoads, but la1ge number Of them sre
ttfl here.
Tho Sanitary Board meets tonight to cons{des
thar caecs. Mo,s Of the 14.d regiment were dis
handed at Mattnon.>
4, large and enthusiastic Union nceting vas
Il wae addressed pg s. u. Culio.a and C.pt.
Roberts The Unlou men ,ot Tszewe.f county ate
well ORGANIZED and promise to redeem 1t tnis ISL
On beinE 1putte1ed vote "a: aEen n the
13Tth regiment Illinois volunteers, 1G3 uays' msn,-
Co, John Wood. At Camp Butler, on ssturdaJ las,
VII Iireou, saG ,?.!s:i@1e ss: @eecteIIan, :ssn 4s.
= Company !. which vas recruited at Quircy, was
rnnn1mous for IAnco1n. ,
:istirr ot captsin J. r. Lamb, Lis9E Smith: Of
hetesalar service, and Surgeon T. r. 1crKes.
"hose dut7 IT. Is to examine al nen Woo pare @
been 1nu.1ered Into the sersice, now at lamp ~.
Ter, aud determine whethet they are to be seat -
theI1r spee,tTc regiments, remain in the hospit1''
or Mss.,1 1ectiye sbcir oitehaEee. s,.to
- IaG1t9fs WE1e 1sjft3<A'So
sanita1y fatr. TIE following we're the most print
neId ,1, III snt'f combinations: KnoL AGLeoo. yer
1niAlon' Aen:sd, Sausauon, II 'tt1i. Caamp9isu.
3Aoamt1 Lasalle+ Marion, jackson. Plait, DeWnt,
h1o1 and NclEan =fe the hauncr coa1tfss. The
Goi auohs non Euox cauu,y in cash and ptov1-
eioIe sn'geed 70 Tic ont siaount to $500; lfo
TIC net cash proceeds Of rhe Sanitary Falr will
reach Sls.cUo Add tEe~xa!ue OF hospital stores
shlpptd to the trout. aEd the s,nouut will b3 over
s2AtbD. Atptclnc tenert will be ppolished By Mr.
Afopzo Dusgces, The Secret ;ry. in . few days.
4 saan PANIED Charlie. Williams. Who foroet1y
s.ndeo y bar In a.eleos At 81 C,srk street. Chi.
cseo, wsr arrested lere this atteraoon by Major
Hefe1nan 1or dstTand!rgA colosed man oe $91l,
part o! The one tbouesno Io!;ars which williams
w. Inio ny a msn IN Woodford conutr. nams1
Peter Alex 10 procure the sald Alex n euhstftqtc
The na1ne ot the coOrcd man IL lhos Tnnrntpu.
Wslslhms uad him enc hundred d0lIare in mi a.
hills. pretending it was IL u. Williams alao tod
Thornton that he could Jump The bountv and cnIt.t
aGetn. Esjo. HefeInan atrestci Capt.In kettle
Of The t5sh III and p1aced him IN cota contus.
1nspt. for hcing enga"ed IN the eubst9,u.c busl-
nesf. Ir connection With citizens Of thIs nlac for
Inducing ner to erse1k from Camp Buller. ia Dr-
der to 1t-cn'fet them ags1n ~ s1ostItn,es The
M.sorls determined to break 10 thr franaolent
suottituts business IN this city. Tbs de-
he p5assd at the door OF Col. Haslet Of H. 197to
Ienn. foe., Who vas iu command there. He had
four regtH1ents1n III tho camp under his command,
, 1864-09-27

ret al these DISCRETION. bare taken place n eps:e
oftbem. An foquiry will doubtless be m1ds into
= . o. Saturday l.t: the 1<5,h. Regiment (hnndred
dAYn' nen} xefp muateeed out OS Capt. Mont 20.
u,y1y~ TIE }S%d md 137 regiments Fere mastered
out The ssue day, by: Lieut. Sumner. -
Lteat Go5eat, efahs 1191h RsTt.nea has h:en G
sg,tts nHgGnaS See;s5 at Camp haef' 7es
4 siIqc recruit arrived on Saturday for the rev
orgsutzatfou Ali the companies contain one bun
drtd AID one men eagh, and there n1e sere1&Ienr-
pius uen ber1ne-
On Saturday ona Hundred and aye fec1aits r.
portrd at tho draft rendezyous ia thts c'sy.
morning ny Cot. croWell, and the bella Of the city
churches pculcd In honor Of 5hc1idan's second
victory in the Shenandoah Valley,
Il fire Iruke out ut Aphura tn this county on toc
mon ing of The H4th inst In the store o. AcsRss
5renrcr ard Kssier- Tho lo4s VAS Sl8V Iae
Tie Fir,t haiional Bank Of this city list W<ef
FOLD thir1y.B.sen thoufana dollars worth OF TED
bouds to farmers ip this yfciuity.
Gold snld ut the Ftsst National Hauk OF this city
today az koto a. ons dollar I}lffV. Some copper.
hca1s here hate been holding II, having purchased
eome as high as 250aDd go.
was convicted Of rnanslauehter, At the GaAasin
Cuupy Circuit Court, in 1850. and sentenced to sz
years In tho Pen1tentiary; also jaa u. harrington,
ecntt need at The October term af the White.1dc
Ai-o John aond, sentenced to one year'n dmo.is:
enmcnt = ths My term 1854, At tho DO n7y'ess
r Reynolds, scge'a:y g the s,qts A:r;sa1ta. E
CON nmias!nner OF Eminratop at the request Of the
.a,ttr tac!e af the E7aycs Of labor, the cast Of
siyins. &c. in this State for .hc purpose Of using
abroad to encourage emigration.
, 1864-09-27
FROM THE SpUTM.
Late Rebel Dispatches via H1chnaond.

FoE7nEss &osEoE, spndly, se5.-The Richmond
Hhfg "f sEe ss'h says, beavg reintorcenen,s to
Tefy !1stan. on oas right eyiueutly in fear ct an
MERIDIAN Mis-, Sept, a-,-Moto7's brigade
TOTE up the track besweten A1ta1ta and Dalton.
GR1ff3s. Gs.. Srpt. s1.-Ole thousand Q! our
Een II err exchanged 1t Rnu=t aud Ready to dsy.
The oath Of aileeia1ce Was of1ere; At Atlantis aua
freely taken by ms9y prisoners, and, It vas said,
~ an entlte Georcia regiment. There had beea
20 Increment of the enemy IRON Atlanta up 10
j1si Fight. ard nothing is known Of the where
aix,uts OF Ger arsay.
GK1F11H, "a: Sept. 1tt--Faragut does rot design
attacking Mobf 1t preeent.
.shc7nan has tseu+d IN nrtcr forh:ddf;p all cdt.
zet to -sne tits side oE Nashville .eo1 beyond it.
BULLS GAF: sees. 22-Gea, Vauchn froye the
Tnsms 81 l1om 64s SpHaes this morntuE, capturing
Buii's Gap. -"
Early'a defeat Mt Winchester Is orna,ned by fart,
Generally understood n ths city. bIi TS.cn it Is
not c1rsdtcnt at prese3s to Rive asater I1b,iclt7
70. Stfece i 10 eay they iu nowIse rr1ecl upat,
1ns commanding ofdctTs OF mel. All that galot
snc tktil could 90, ~as done iu the Jate deht.
, 1864-09-27
FROM MARSHALL COUNTY.
The Great Meeting at MAJ no1la-

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Ts1bune.1
WEsoSA, Ill.,, September "A.
Notwithstanding the eesere rain sto;in which
ragged here the greater plst ot the day yess@'aay,
the mass meeting at Aasnoli. FILA not failure.
Immense preparations hsd been msdc, and IL IS
hche7ed fully 10 co people would hare been ptes-
ent had the weather permitted. Mort Of the dele
gaticns from Henry, 'Henneptn, Lacou, and other
town.. were driven back by the rain. The Weaoaa
delegation, b. aded By 4 monster pgar,e wu:on,
capable ii holding sixty persons, and drawn By
ten hozser, floating an immense dag on pole forty
feet high Has Of the ina11 features o! attrac-
tton. The same bnge prairie ship is expected to
make lts appearance At Springfield On the 5.1 Of
October.
Ash wae, over a,oo0 pereons sere present. The
CONTINUED rim, however, prevented speaking In
tho op. air. md those fortunate enough to gain
annlittanCe assembled at the-old church, which
will accommodate over 800 pcone, and listened to
a most able address by Elder Rtcbie, Of Wenonq,
after which Mr. A. T. Stone, Of LontsIana. the
principal speaker, was Introduced. Mr. Stone
held tue audience Tor more than two hours bl one
Of the most convincing, eloquent md inspiring
speeches 10 which the people OF this scc.fo1 have
lis;e1ed. The enthusiasm was Immense, au,t
crest good has been dont ~ hcte,
. Atother meeting vas held last hight, at which
Hon. john 4. McCal! aud Nj. l. T. stcae aid:es:-
I'd tie people, Keep tie bull Mo1lng.
, 1864-09-27

NEW 1"Pe, Ao1day, September e3.-Gold elos
tonight at lea.
, 1864-09-27

TA7U.)i1WDnD WOOD.
Grand Trava.ee Beech sud iIap14 Wood to1
sale b5 the cargo AID a. ystail t.
rAt.Dn8 coy Yard,
aeErt.s-tfaT TrTHAE Wfst 8iHA
, 1864-09-27

Log!tyn1E, Monday, Set. :s-.oa Frid's, .
The Tennessee 5iEer at Ba:es' Landing, IN Perry
% "a canpbrlI ~; saa fss :4r:4on E: Athens. Il.
wig a.t4:ssa h3 k'se ,e,c5 Of :ese:s. ss4 aitet
] fe@ n uEk. .: two hocrs' dp-a,io1 were forced
10 su',snaf-., s~7-sa1 butldip9s, incl1dsng tna
tt?e:~ vt-: u: ca s:t: Forrest in person wins IA
- ,n F. E. Of satId1 ~ +; "
at Athens, il reported cspsurcd aiier o6 'ttn,tc
tnsase:nent. seEeral psi<one.e Captured .Ly Col.
Florence *ha. Forrest to.H .i.r1, b.: v.ia'd hass
fo:se tIoa4u 10 iestsoy, Doth h. taiiso1ds, sa,s
r. :aa!n IL oo1enue:ses ~ long ~ he ple-sed.,
tho Tennessee End Atahaua Railroad batwcen De-
~catnr Ind Athens. Thsfu II np communication
sontb Of Pulaski, Tenn.
An Escaped prisoner !epor!a tae rebel Sim.
Ihsrs are three. commanders Forrest, Roddy
whss,e;'s force Ii reported gone South, to join
Fei7e=t's lntsalion is to capture Pulaski. Frank
u snd shelby s!l1e and all the Intermediate block
at js4r accounts the rebels were moving on Pu-
laskl; No demonstration has yet been na1de on
working On that line yesterday.
The telegraph from Paf1ski rsports ttst leavy
1stng wat heard IN the direction OF Sulphur
Branch 4 rebel force is opee1sins aga'nst Elk
Riser bridge.
81 .ssoants asres ri large force ia marching
f.. Prtper means have .tesn tsken to repuse the
1ehel tprre It ia hoped they will be forced to r.
cross the Tennessee before Gen. Rousseau his
done ~lih Them Rorsseau .e9k the feld yesterday
tn person.
LATER.
WAyu1NGroS, Monday, Sept. 2G-Fozrast, with
bis whole fprce, advanced upon and destroyed the
Sulphur Springs tres.1e work yesterday.
+ Cocna Pace, commanding The Elx liver bridge,
eyacuased that poet st daylight. Forrest TOOK
pusee this -mornluR. His force il estimated
81 GEO fhong With tbrse batteries, On Saturday
Il he hsht At Athens. 800 men Of the 6lh and
sth Indiana CavaltJ we're captured ny Fn1iela. He
is Represented to have batcherld al tbs negroes
captured. who wore Fedora: uniforms.
, 1864-09-27
the CABINET CHANGE.
II montgomery RIaie's Rcsf.uatlon-The
Situation

NAsn'SoraS, &oneay, Sept. aB,-Montromc,y
~ oss FIT fe 70 a. s'efnoeu paper s.ts:
principles sdopsed ~ Baatimorc were op1ecionaoie
& 70 Ee. hnt on the contrary 1t was made in good
faith With Tlew TO aliay anl,nnr1tics arnue 1ha
.fsfncs o. 1hess ps1ne:pee. and iu orde, to secure
Ar. D'ait vii. b. request Of the President. car.
tinue in oface til hir successor ID qusiIded.
oninE M yst per nta1d a. i lsom Governor Dem
there 1e DO te]rRrapMc conncr:lun. No down. ia
entertained thst hc Will accept the of5cs. -
NAeu1xc1oa. Acnday. Sept. SIT IL said III it
re ml!ti5g autnot.s . ate aoout TO erect t1.en-
1orcpah valley. to prevent further rafds..
The War Departnc.lt 1t has recetTed no toadrma.
tloa Of the r. port 5-on Memphis conccrn!ss tie
fAbrnFe of Nnhite
, 1864-09-27
FROM N>COUTTY
Rally fvr the Union at Bloomington

Especial Dispatch to the Gh,c.so Ttsbune.1 )
BLooA1xGTos, Mondsy, Sept. p.
A 1ousin.; Upton meeting Was held tht. evening
Il. P tcn;1 t4all, in this city. This WAS one oftde
r.cu'ar sc,ies he'd wte&'y, under the auspices Of
the Uniou Club Of Bloomington The snnoaac.-
inert That E.].sdie1-G General o7me, ls.e command.
ant at Camp Douglas, wss to address then, had
the effect 10 cal ont q. Ic.st tto7s:nd hsate,s.
It i. now eix weeks aince TIT Un'oa Club or
Bloon,In2:ea wss orsanized- and 10th Is rccar1.
numbt1s ard enthusiasm 1t ea' been constantly Oh
the e'incfea.e.
The chair waa taken bY Colouel Older, Of Gloom
tneton, wtc, afte1 few pe'ttueIt and well-.iue1
remarks upcn the gensra! p,Eisiea1 a.pec;s o; ,ao
r,escns caupals7, Introduced Captain Bloomfield,
, 1864-09-27
Arrival Of Federal Prisoners.

Arrival Of Federal Prisoners.
Fort Monroe; Sunday, Sept a5, ria WASHING.
NV st,ej n sdee ison Varns 9y tue
james rirer a rouke fur Anu apoiia with $50 pt;s-
oners jnst released from Southern prlsocs, and
". j: Bartlett; Liens. j. J. Barclay, iii Ps.
Lltut. B. D. Hemsniag, 81 Pa: Capt. ". Il. Wat
ktns, do; Lieut.. r. y. Sage, l44tn Ohio: Lieut..
VI Dansh}Y. "a "a; Mens. N; .. Meaeham,
6chincker, do; s 4. White, 14lth Oaio: j. DteR-
1esuan, 70 fa. ;E. @. Abel, 315h Wis; II. c. Con-
dey, 3d Ohio; X. 8. K1uc, 7!h 1Ea.
FORTRESS MoNnoE+ Sept. 25.-Secretay Seward
allsed a. o'clock this mol Ling, and lefs 1nmrdl-
ate1y !or City Point.
NJ. harrington. assistant Secretary Of the Trea-
Fury. arrived here this morhibx.
Late Richmond papers contain the following:
, 1864-09-27
FROM TEE I10xh FlE<sH ~ EyT
Letter from Lieut.. Col. M, ". Smith.


Editors Chicago Tl;buue. -.
HEApoe 14oru REa'r LII. vo..st
CAHr FEI. CHICAGO, Sept. ~, 1851
Enclosed is 8 card published by Messrs.
Stckels, Dlckcnspn, H4rwoou and McCo.-
mick, in relation to the p1undcrsng propcn-
s.ties RI this regiment As the Colonel il
not hire to ausFerit, 1t devolyes upon me
to do 50.
That plundertng was done BY some lawless
men In the regiment We know, for charges
lave been preferred ayuinst them md ne
law will allow.
But the charges cQntained IN TINT card
were grossly exaggerated. In fact We stand
rcacy 70 prove that our men did not make
3san indlsctiminatc raid upon the town. aud
that they did not ''break open, rob-" or mo
lest Ia apy way the store Of the PoEtusster
Of the town OF Gilman.
Tour ob't sery't, n ". Smith,
, 1864-09-27

ST. Lor1s, Monday, Sept. &c, 1cG4,
P,lce's Invasion is beginning to be loo5ed At as
serit,ce. S1e!bys movements compelled opr foEc=s
to tverEste PHO. Knob, tie terms us of the lron
Mountain Rall1oad, last nisat. The tsoops We're
withdrawn ~.th stores and ever5tb;ag to Mineral
Point, where Gen Ewing, commanding the dis
t1lct, hss bis headquarters
Shelby ard Ma-naduke arc tosether, sodoabt-
ed.y, moving uor:hward to southaJet Missouri,
With a force sof cssaly resssnablE estimated at
about 5.oeo sssorg. This appears to be: shs-ad~
lyapce guard, or a division co~opcs.:icS with
priee's ni3 erEy, stated st 9,cao cavalry WITH ar-
tiltety, which crossed tee~Arks nt7s. at Doraaa-
e1e, fume cs5s ego, and ]. slpce hrarilrom uoy
ing north s'ors the west eide OF Cuarau1 sises, IN
the vicinity Of pocahontas. Arkantas. Intelligence
was or Saturday evening received at Department
HEADQUARTERS that Frede.leks.osn, lin M4d:.on
Comply, bad b:en occupied by portion Of She
bJ's cavalry during The day; aud that the 1naIn
hoJv was moving ottaward. apparently. With the
des}ep Of passing Pilot Knob, "a the west, aud
Cape Girafdtsu On 1he east. fe-tsrs]ay morning
night Tesched and passed through Farmlngton,1a
, 1864-09-27

new YORK, Moudsy, Sept: 2G.-rhe E=pr<es'
Washinrton enst!a1 ssys NJ. Lincoln has request
I'd 10 se:: Mr Tracy, the commissioner from Union
,pr1-erers at Andereonv'lie, Ga. Mr.. Lflco]u hls
hefcre bin pfppos1tion !'om GcGl1ia for peace
which hc can have in ten l4ys II he will.
, 1864-09-27

4u1ApE1rFtA. 3lenfay. Sept. 70 Il decline to,
1av OF S5c On gold, bsoozns all L ads s,,Ej-,4i
There IL sensra1 panic IN the n 4E.1t tur most
kiats Il merrhandt-r, particularly in d-s coods.
, 1864-09-27
Ff.OM TOR ONTO, CIV


IsAncd4
: TORONTO, c. ", Monday. Sept. ss.-W.r.an,s
have heen issucd b. the authorities hero foi the
asrett Of fescsst Q: The Lake Eric pirates who
have been seen In this city siu ce the rad.
: There it n0 truth In the reported arrest at St.
Cathov1nes Of eesen eight Of the bele concerned
in the late ptraucH mid OF Lake Erie az stated IN
the Du1aio Coulter OF this moyumS. -
, 1864-09-27
Er:OM SPKINEFIELD.
General Uilf aFy and Sknte Etem1,
The Deficiencies by lsIAfrIcts,

tSpee.a1 Dlspatch to TIC Chicago Tsibuacl
SPRINGFIELD, Acndav, Sept e6, 1864,
The following t1sle shows the aggregate deficits
Of the satd,st:icI. In nrtc1rs in eact of tho d..
ric:e Of the State. on the 1st Of September, tose
thcr With ttv numbe: of men required to eatlsfy
TIE present dratt being fifty per cent Of the deficit:
, 1864-09-27

sANDrsKr. Ohio. Sept. 26.-ataj, Gen. Dix ar
rived here this ereu;ng and vas escort-d to the
edged the compliment IN q lew pointed remarks.
He leaves iot New York tn the morulng.
, 1864-09-27

NEw Yonk, rordsS. Sept ~aa-Tue CONNER
eia}'r Washington SPECIAL says gentleman }nst
frou4 .;onfsonery, As., report. the1a STE ID that
city cut ciLity 490, 90 bales OF cotton.
, 1864-09-27

N1T- YoE3. Monday, Sept. o6-Ths steam..
North star, FROM Aapu wall. With Si5Jcl} epe=c,
has ,ssiYkd. Papaua papers contain no nr:vs
, 1864-09-27
YnE WAR IN MISSOURI,

Evacuation of Pilot Knob By tho
HxdrrAl FuFceA-Enpe ts1rM FdeAu
TIF-n1ened-EGe rstlltsA Called OHI
Capture OF FarninEt0n.