, 1864-08-12
CHICAGO. FRIDAY, AUGUST IL, 1864.

auswer to eome cbargte in regard to the de-
tention Of STEAMBOATS,. I understand, how
ever, that his action was By authority, and
presume he will be able to clear himself Of
the charge.
Lieut.. johnson a a. @, for some time P.
g. b., is turning over to Capt. Van Patton,
4 4 III.
CAmo, Thursday, Aug. 1l-Memphls pa
entirely out Of the market
= New Orleans dates Of the 4th quite To-
nfddting at slGo, and middliag $l.65; mo-
1assss at Sole and -four ut 31l. 75a14 %
TIE steamer Henry Ames, recently snrk
above here, was raised to .daY and will soon
be In runriDg again.
Thirty. three hogeheads of tobacco was re-
celye4 from Padncah for-NeW York.
MEs1PH1s, August 9.-Yesterda7 a citiz,n
come into our lines, near Lafayette, and up-
piled to the commandant Of the post for
protection 6nd permission to remove bits
household goods inside our lines. a guard
Of eight men Was sent to brig them In.
Alter entering his house, the man fed, and
Oh attempting to come out the guard was
surrounded by twenty five OF thirty gueril-
iaF. Five Of our men escaped. The other
three surrendered, after which the guerillas
murdered them. The.men belonged to the
10th Illinois Infantry.
GENERAL, PAINE AND THE SHE sECESH.
:. ikerom Our Own Correeponaens.1
PApuoAH, KY. Thnrtday, August g. 1854.
Let ne tay u word to yon about General Paine,
who commando this district, and don't know how
can better illustrate his style than by giyln. you
IN account Of recent visit to the General him.
aelf. Entering bis office, saw the General sitting
ut center table, listening to the plea Of several
ladee, asking for modification OF their SENTENCE
One In particular, lady OF rank and dignity, said
General, have never done anything to deserve
banIehnent. have ever been true and loyal
Wonan; and, agaiQ Geuesa1, my daughter is so. I'll
Just now thst 1t IL impossible for me to move So
Jou will not Of conrse, you wi|l not Insist.
The Genersl, who ia an exact picture Of General
Saekeon, rslsin1 his hony finger, and pointing it
III 5er, Gaia ,;n hadaT, an informed ey witnesses
The rrbel ranH against our soldiers. Madam, ron
aye rebel, and when a woman places herself out
asatnst hs. eoan1y, e.ss sef nv VIE
and destrters and woud fend her to the guard.
Vi aets so4Ra nd CO..
t1ues herself to lady's privileges and duties.
there can be no nan who respects her more than
!. But With Aou. madam, am frank to confess,
1-have not a Particle Of sympathy.
i ont country i~to distas.efal to sou. Madam.
why don't you 60 South; among your friends:
Why, Vt: You won't allow us to 20 South. You
Yes, hut for the last slx months you have had
the privilege Of going through our hnes: and yet
you hare chosen to remain here to betray our
cnnse.
Maoam. living or dead. you lenye on Monday;
70 Sou m0y pack your tfunk accordingly.
Over dfry families are getting ready to 20 with
the above lady OF rank.
Stores are every day being closed and the stocks
invoiced for the benefit Of the Government.
Genera1 Paine ts laJ Ing the AZ at the verV rpotB
OF the tree Of despotlsm and rebellion. His dis
tret will more than pay It's way, and, further, be
viii weed o::t every rebel In 1t.
Without fear or favor, be layf hie Governmental
hand heavily upon the heads Of our country's
toes
The Union men are rejoieed that be lives and
rtiGn% IN Paducah.
We 'hall come up to The requirement ofthe occa-
sfou bye aud bye.
All hQnQE to General Pierce fer leading the WAY