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f8pceiAl Dispateb to the Cincinnati Gazette.l
EKwcAsT1x, Ind, Sept. 0. 1861.
The seventh joliet discussion between Cor. Nor
ton and Joseph Mcdonald camo on to-day. Three
teontnnd pc1tons were present, fully threcfonr:hs
OF xnom @ Meas tof the gnion. n..,.
9or Morton occupied the greater portion Of his
md in dissection of tho Chicago Convention. He
otked Mcdonald whether, II the war VA stopped.
AID no compromise bat recoep{ttou Of Southern
independence could be made with thr rtbeIa. ho
would then 60 {or separation or 4 prosecution OF
the war for The tueretR oF the rebellion. Tho Chi
cago plsttosm Was gfund scheme {oe the sepata.
tlo1 o. tnc country. According to st. Va,landls,-
teor3. 1ts P. tn was In the second reso:utlon,
Which proposcd cessation of the war aud nd ar-
m1kttee. No one could tell tho difference between
ctEe1tIOnl5t4 and eecae a1onlete
pol:c}. He defender the sons Of Iiberty A. ls-
EAl. ald answered Cor. Motton's quettion by say
lnR that after talking with the rebels sQnarcty
about ths WI. h wou'd, ifthey refused 10 cotoo
back to tho Union, use tho strung arm to compel
contradiction Of bis former posIon aud ia contra
diction to hls tat16c1tion epeeches, Governor
Mortcns rep1y told With electric cfEect on the sr
tleLcc, dEivinx hotun s.d c]uchtuY point affer
toInt npon bis opponent. The @udiepco gave thrca
hearty cheers for II rtou AID Lincoln at the c,oee
A test Fpte stood--Liucoln, 10o; McCieilan. 90
Morton: 1ss: McOonald. ~; doubtful, a
Al = Mcclellan ratification meeting ii Columbus,
Indiana. ytsterday. aeEce fteo nght ani peace
Mcdonald and others, but no ono promoted an1
rtfolutons or cheers for MeClcilsp VaIlsndie.
ham was loudly cheesed a. was eYerv ajinsian "a
peace Or revolution,
, 1864-09-11
NUMBER IS.
he natural 6atpotnted ehspe of the upper
,{1rtfnn nf an 0rr.{n3rt S* =

the natural 6at~potnted ehspe of the upper
portion OF an 0suinary shawl
Clonss ard dresses OF tho same material.
especially foul nd, are truly distinguished
wear; tho higher the tone the moro fashion.
able the wear. White, however, is the reign.
Ing favorite, These tolie3trs arc trlmmsd
With ruebes and fringe, which harnonfxs
and never contrast WITH the material used,
Narrow laee also mafptains its SWAY, giving.
90 Il does. certain tupplcness and absolute
finish to the toilette. On mautles aud
dlceEes many large buttonG nre WON, while
the latter arc gtne1ally furnished With the
great buckle which has come irto wear.
While silk trimmed with stra ornaments
ia very fashionable wear, md has bean so ne
weeks. 1t must be admitted straw Trim.
m'ngs have very caxltal effect upon the
material In question
It IL very fashionable to wcaF pettIcost
OF the eatne material AZ til. sarrss. This Ia
cept cial1y the cuse vh-re the material ia
white alpaca; although for that matter,
white a1racs pett!coats arc good wear with
my toilette, under tho one condition that
they are rcry elegantly trinmed.
Il Tho next session Of the Rockford
Female Seminary Will open On Thursday,
Sept q.
, 1864-09-11
STEAM BOAT DISASTER IN
CALIFORNIA.
Explosion of a RolIer-15O PASSENGER
Killed or lntufed-Eclegraph, Kx.
Hcnk10n, :,

boat Washoe exploded her boilet in Sssramenso
river last uichl. Her upper works were shattered
and her stern blown otr+ One hundred and fiit7
fons arc already dead or Will soon die. Tbs boat
was ruuntE9 a. hi9h rate Of speed. Tho engineer
t1td, beort log, that the cauzo Of the cxposiou
WAs tutteu iron In the boiler.
Telegraph communication Ia now opeu ss far
north as Olympia, the capital Of Washington Ter
Z1tory.
, 1864-09-11
RRBEL3 FIGurINC FOR mcCLKLs

The Richmond papers, which arc nearly
the only papers now remaining to the rebel.
Isc cltsr and unanimous On two points. viz !:
Ia etaked on the succets Of the "Democrat.
ic" party at the coming election.
Second. 1t Is tbs duty Of the rebels to sid
the election Of McCl llan bydefeatlng Grant
Ii poestb1e before Noye1nbEr. ::
So clearly are these points exhibited in
their columns, and go closely ere they &C
companicd By The reports OF tho withdrawal
of parts Of the rebel forces under Esrley to
reinforce 1ee's right at Petersburg and
against Grants new position on tho weldon
railroad, that 1t IL evident that the rebels
have made up their minds to fight pitched
battle In order to elect Mcclellan. Here is =
new syatem Of Democratic clectioneering.
An army formerly Of a million Of Democrats
now whitfield down to tenth Of that num-
ber, holds up the nag Of rebellion against the
government. a Convention representing
the "Dcn1ocsalc" party meets and declares
that the "Democ1atic" party has no other
principle than that thesc rebels shall not be
whipped The rebels, to strengthen the
hands Of this party, are preparing tor q
mighty struggle IN which the blood Of thou
sands Of our friends aud brothers will dow,
for the immediate purpose Of electing he.
Clel1&n, and with the Ultimate end Of dissolv-
Ing the Union. -. :; ;, -: -,
Does It not make the cheek of soma SIDE
mocrats" tingle with shame that their lead
ers have thus bound them to the CIR OF ~
ceeslon and made them accessories to the
crfme Of yebell1ouf -, 80.
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The Rtota In IrelHud-One IuaIrad
Destroy ed-I1 1crce PfRhttoE.

and 4 we've Petaon1 Shot-Propcrty
ncsrTo1ea-Itcrce PiRhtioE.
Tho foreign mails by the Europa bring
fall accounis Of the fearful riots In Belfast,
1scland. The Manchester Gnardte" says:
"Btlfast Ia IN state OF siege Tue reign Of
law and order il suspended In tue mau1fac-
turaDg capital Of the slater island. Volleys
o. pflckrate, showers Of, paving stones,
bludgeon blows, sword cuts, baYonet thrusts
and gnnehot wounds have been for some
days past the ordinary incidents Of lite. The
Inhabitants Of great commercial emporium
hAyc been successfully endeayoring to rrpro-
, aase thc ~11st r1 features " agricalfnsal Don
up TO faction fight on large scalc-Pfotes-
flnt and Catholic, Oraogemtu aud Nation
altsfs, hare closed IN uesdly and desp pcFate
struggle till the wall Of the wounded and dy-
fpg bos filled the air, TIL eeveral lives have
already been sacrificed, till the number Of
the y ouEded can enly be guessed ut, till the
orderly population is panIc stricken. and
business is altogether at u stzn' still. About
hundred persLns suferiog from ruDsb0t
Wouncs are unccr the care Of private medI-
enl en-, and the hospital surgeons arc busy
With ampntations all day long,
to "Wednesday light, August Il, one HUNDRED
and twelve persons had received gunshot
Mounds, Of the fighting on TueeIay the
Norfherrs 1l.1ic eass:
"At early morning the mobs OF the tom
NSle H.a1A &rau{ 1UT 0aI1le, 10i continued at
their dlegraceful proceedings throughout the
cay About four o'clock, a terrible yelling,
shoutiIg mob assailcd the houses on IT,
spankbill road, Lodge road, Chrtstuth :
street, Townsend ctr It, Israel street, Bfo4:-
bent street and the streets adjoining. There
were not fewer than five hundred houses.
more or less, Injured, and thu mob spared
neither friend nor foe. In come Instances
the assalianta did not stop short with break
Ing windowe, but pulled the furniture out
side and broke it to atoms.
About fire o'clock riot Of most serious
character took place in Brown Square and
the netghborhood, The Two opposing psr-
ties hers came into collision, and stores be-
ing provided In abundance By the ferna,es, q
fierce battle en.ued. Both parties appear to
be well supplied with fr..asms. Tie riot
ragged for upwards of an hour, In the course
Of which six or seven men were badly
wounded with shot, and some parties sus.
tained severe fractures by being beateu with
bludgeons, A troop of the 9Th Hussars,
about 200 infantry, and large number OF
coustabulary we're quickly brought to the
sceue Of action. The crowd we're quickly
dispersed, hut Of course not until very seri-
Gus dtmnge had been done.
, 1864-09-11

This individual IVES nominated few days
since, By the coppe1hcads, as their candidate
for Lieutenant Governor.
We suppose the mark Of appreciation WIS
bestowed in consideration Of his services In
oEgan1zang and engineering the treasonable
Order Of tie Sons of Satan alias "Hons Of
Liberty" Among the letters found with the
pistols Of 81. e. Dodd was the following:
LEWISTON. H., June n, 1864.
uEAR 61R: The postponement OF tho Ma
tional Convention d,eatIaDges matters, but
suppose the s. G. will meet rs proposed.
large supply of the circulars afo wanted. I
promised to write and urge you to have them
with you Ut the s. c.
Respectfully, DC,
s. Cons1xu JUDD.
, 1864-09-11

RIO LUMBERMEN.
4 FOE DOCKAEE AND gT0RAGK
On MA6AZIFE 94Gkg; neAx aeisted M5ee* nItdS4
Id, i1<K pt&:bnz7 St1esk 1Y1$z1&t Eu&NnaS
, 1864-09-11

HEADQUARTERS 18TH ILLINOIS ZouAyxs j
CHICAGO CI1IEKxs CoRrx
CHICAGO. Esnk 1Nhh f84 l

3QAN&lAAAkk3 &3T4 4L11A6l4 ZQU&TTA.
CHICAGO CETzExxs CoRrs.
Special Order No. l.
All officers and men Of this organization arc
notifed TO meet 1t tho A1mosy On Monday Sept.
Ths. subject Of uniforms and equipments win
come before this meeting. :
Dill from 80 10 S:a0 p II.
b order OF cspt J. z. nAxpxs,-
Comd'g BsttaionH
!v.B1AD1ozp Bk1r lit Lieut. and AdJ't
Al young men Of this eity aIo invtted to b
ittu1ned eoldiezs CT ctizcns) and Join With us in
The formation Of [hshal,o1 barring iot 70 objects
Of our e!ttxers, the tpreterEatiou of the peaee
q !hs eltJ, whenever called upon hy
the civil authuFljirs. and cur own mutual beutdt
snd amnIenent. The expcnso to individual mesn-
bete will be ve1J usht.
The E1eube,s Of The asfh Illinois are cordially
and eaEneet1J invited to bc present 1t tho 2boyo
meeting nnc join with us In The movement
rAsnmJ. Ltna's Nock, corner Randolph and
: -. By order Of the meeting. ..
--.: - Y. DEADroRn Bell.
lat Lieut.. &ad Adyt.
, 1864-09-11
CHICAGO, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER il, 1864.

ticket. there probably ms]oz1ty in hsor Of the
8tatc Consultation.
The iadscs' Cl,risttan Commission Fair has
cloecd. 1t 1cttcn over SO co.
GUtd market oufet.
, 1864-09-11

CA1no. s1ot. 10.-Qcn. Pstze, commanding tho
Df.trIrt of Weet Eentucsy, has been removed, aud
Cen Meredith assi,ned to hts plaec.
Governor FlsDtcsn has called special sossIon Of
the rebel AYkanras l.rri.lstnfa-
The circulation Of the chicseo Tistes has been
prohibited by military orderIn In Western Tennessee
, 1864-09-11
Railroad Disaster.
PHnAnE1ru1A, Sept 1o.-The Bzlestn has the

rH1IA pElFNIA, Sept 16.-The BK1tSh1 has the
following epeeIal:
. MrrT1M, Sept. 10.--An accident occurred On the
rennsylvania Railfosd, near Latrube, last evening"
eomoiive attached to a fright train Sic caEs
loaded @ wsta cattle wese demolished The engineer,
Gnas. Ca!f1Een. vas instantly Killed, and Tm
Pittshu1r: R. aones, Fireman, was killed, Most
Of ~ eattle On Ine forward 81 were Killed. The
Friday, was delayed six hours, The wref httt
been removed and trains ase nov running regular
, 1864-09-11

New TonK. Sept 1a-Go1d onened uodcr a
bear tnhnence an+ desire to sell It 9sk. Ind feii
to s8. There Tesa considerable nufnker Of
the Part few wteks Is decidedly aCsiu1t he ssisty
ofl3rge dividends On tho part Of stlerS ms ono
tstson subsequently got up to aa8K, s~~
, 1864-09-11

SAN FHAx0sco, Sept Q,-The Democratic Ssate
nominating j. Lewis ~ remaining clector, and
ssckeen Temple na remaining Cong.essman-
ItC1eI!an's npsnf1atson.
vsdA Territory.
Owing to tht presence In tho 1eld Of two Unloa
, 1864-09-11

General Wnllnco to Corn1na.,l
tho Sth Corps.
INV Ton1. Saturday, sentesahcr 1p,-TAe Apsfx
WASHINGTON special eays General Lew. Watlaco
mas returned nom the army 10 Ba1timarc, to ~.
tume command Of the 9Th Corps.
, 1864-09-11

ther worlds wonder nor a worlds fright,
but . little, cunning, crying doll of thIog,
and in no respect pecuI,ar or, remarkable.
except IN the promise it gives Of being full.
sized child, AND, II It lives, OF becoming aa
big seaiu as either Of its immediate ances
$nfn
, 1864-09-11

LoU1syu1x, Sept o.-Whecles's raiders Ia Ten
neesee have bean divided, and are Eainly trying to
cross the Tennessee. qcu, Roussean's troops sre
following them With eject and harasslng then
conti1 u4l1y. and havo captured many prIeopasp
Wbeeterss men are deeaztIng in great numbers.
Last Sunday, The 9th pcansysyania rcG1r cot en-
10 rutherford county, ana defeated them. Our
aoet WITS only one killed. whie the rrbela ioet e in
Killed and tl6 prisoner. 0Ibrcll fesrcated In
haste. beyond Murffcetboso.
The 1aide1s ase havl1e troublesome time.
Their late md present experience will cure them
Ct the fa1dinD mAp1s
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thsn It won1d DO to affirm that tho whole tribe
Of Mcthodlsts, Baptists. Ep!scopaiians. OF
Preab5 terianB, arc dealing In them.

IA The rebel Senator 6enmes, Of Louis.
tans, In recent speech, expressed tue gone-
raj anxiety with which the zobcls look to the
election Of Mcclellan for that peace uud reb
el independence which they feel theY can
never win b. their arms:
hsar On nGss e. !yaes. M II d ii Deaerat pa1y q. H.
North n he agprpaeatag FSstdsass4 sseetion.
Wtll ar tbc poos, were now called to faco tue wat
with oil IT. hosross and he believed 1t tney wnu(d
Pot e r. e. at IT, sT s ne s s
ar1ns nrst that the pesee party would continue TO-
grow, md be successful in tie approaching can.
vsss.
or courte IL would be to the Interest Of ths
rcbe1s II they could ct up = concert Of
silence on this point to do 30, bnt their anx-
lty bctrays them. Their hearts are too full
for silence, and ont tho fu1lncss Of the heart
tho mouth epcaketb. Dean Mchmnud and the
other policy men who ran the Chicago Con.
Tention are smart politicians, but they ought,
before setting up their candidate and plat
form, to have struck m agreement with reb-
Gle not to commence praying for them, or nt
least to con1nc themselves to silent prayer.
THE ILLINOIS STATE Fab.
The Annual Meeting and Fair OF this I'LL.
nols State Agricultural Society commences
at Decatur On Monday next and will continue
through the week. Ths officers Of the soct-
ETY. are fangulne Of very large exhibition
and an unprecedented attendance.
The question Of how to get to the FaIr ID
IN Interesting one for our readers in this To-
cality.
Three routes preeent themselves. Ths
$50 Sunday night train on the Illinois Gen.
tra1 which arrives at Tolono, the junction OF
the Great Western Railway, at s:47 Monday
morning. The distance from thencs to De-
catur fs IS miles; the connection at Tolono
is not close one. The Sis Monday morn
ing train on the Central arrives ut To.
lono at 2'eo P. H.; train leaves Tolono
ten minutes later, arriving at Decatur ut
4;07P. II.
The Q p. m. trim on the Chicago, Alton
and at. Louis Railway arrives 1t Springfield
at 4:87 .. NJ, connecting with tbs Great
Western 1t 7:29 a. m, for Decatur, thirty
nine miles distant
The most direct route Is via the LAST named
road to Bloomington, and thence by tho
main line Of the Illinois Central to Decatur.
rs follows: Leave Chicago At p. NJ, arrive
at Bloomington at $40 q. m. leave Bloom
1ugton at 4:22o o. m., and arrive at Decatur at
6.25 u m. Leave Chicago at $50 m arrive
at Bloomington at P. m; leave Blooming
ton at 4;45 p. NJ, xrrive at Decatur at GAO
Pm.
The Illinois Central and the Chicago, Al
ton and st. Louis carry passengers to the
Fair md return tor one-afth more than tho
regular fare one way. The Central carries
all freight to the Fair free.
, 1864-09-11
TuE WAR m VIRGINIA.


NkwToHk. Sept. ia special to the Fist ssJs,
news IL received from the Army Of tho Potomac
that heavy artillery duel took place On Thurs.
day with 60 important result and that Leo il still
matstng troops on on len.
NEw foHK, Sept. 10-The Htralds CITY Point
correspondent, sth. SAYS: Dc*czters and pfieone1h
Who have been brought In within 4 d4Y or t~o
state That General Leo has moved hs headqutfterz
nom Richmond to the nelghbothood of Rsams'
station. On the Weldon Railroad. with the svowed
intention q giving battle. II this prove true, no
sft probably On the eve Of another terrific contest
0ct pEeps1ettous fo, o1ense and defense arc ad-
nirab1e. and Lee will bayo to olet between allow
irG ~ to retain occupation Of the Weldon Rsil-
road. or attacking our tntrtnchod po&tuoos.
The Hk4uktft correspondent Will fhA 18th Cqroy.
dated sah. says: YesteEday morning At eeveu lho
tehtls made 1n aftsck on one ofthe adyance picket
Rcsts Of tho 9Th Corps. driving them Ia upon tho
linz, wornd.ng one and cspturtnx eleven.
-. The MTo5ds coHetpondent With the 9th Cosps,
:th, says: General Grant Visited General Wlcox's
ed dwcr9s.
branch railroad Of that to City Point will be In
operation few days 10 every point OF tho lBs,
diENn,inr With the heretofore dtmcult transport.
alton Of storrs over the lengthy, tortunus and
roada- The feature OF this new road IL, that It
runs up bill and Gown bill without auy fetareuco
70 ne ttme-tonosed rcGulrcrcnts Of grading. Tbs
totd IL no" IN operation To tha Jarusalem plank
NV ToaK. Sept. 1o.-1he ramor On tho street
toat Mo9aie ~ been captured, has not beeu oon-
BE1DerAKT1ns Anx1 or TEE Poroxao sspt. q.
-Coutfabanos from Chester county, Who came info
orr luee la4t night. report trains running On thn
Weldon Road ~ fa1 u Stony Creek, Hheze tha sup
, 1864-09-11

The news from sherloan's department Ia
OF interest BE is still haratsing Early. who
Is retrenttng In the direction Of Winchester:
:eport szys with View Of reinforcing Loe,
who is maestng his troops near Ream's Sta
tion- Avcstll has 6 .ined another handsoma
victory over Vaughn's cavalry, capturing his
wagon train, ammunition and flags, and cut
ting off Imboden.
Evident preparations are In progress By
Lee for great battle to regain the posses
sion Of the main artery to Rtchmond-ths
Weldon road. Lee is reported TO have moved
his headquarters near Ream'a Station, where
he Is organizing and maeslng his forces. A
beave artillery duel occurred on Thursday
without important results.
Rebel deserters bring the news that Fae-
ragut, With the whole Of his fleet, crossed
the bar and shelled Mobile, and that the city
was surrendered to him, the rebel troops re-
firing into the interior. There is no official
confirmation Of the story. however.
Gold opened on Saturday at a28k, fell to
ee61f, advanced to 227ss, fell to 22s, and
closed heavy at 222A ..
There can be no harm in stating now TINT
Gen. A. ]. Smiths forces arrived at Cairo q
few days since, and have gone to cooperate
with the gallant armies Of the Tennessee and
Cumberland south Of ATLANTA. With this
fresh reinforcement Sherman Will mako abort
work Of Hoods army, and readily clear the
State Of Georgia OF any rebel force.
The signs Of disruption In tho Coppeshead
ranks arn coming thick and fast Ben Wood.
brother OF Fernando, and editor Of the Now
York Daily -Ne,rs. the most influential peaco
organ In that State, and m element Of great
power among the Copperhead masses, has
holted the ticket He demands the re.assem-
bling Of the Convention, and either that the
platform shall be remodlcd SO as to eradicate
all suspicious OF war or that new candidate
shall be put In the field who can stand upon
the platform. The Able McMasters, OF the
Fie1nan's Journal, the leading Catholic or
gan Of tho country, also bolts
md refuses to support tho McClel-
Ian ticket. The disruption hAa com.
nenced, and It Will spread wide and rap.
Idly. It ID cheering sign pr consra that al1
the divisions in the Republican ranks have
been closed up. Loyal men are everywhere
Joining hands Tor one strong, vigorous, unt.
ted effort against Copperheads and rebels.
Now Is the time To strike Let our friends
everywhere do but their whole duty and the
country Is safe. The soldiers nre taking care
~ +1,e,r c,d lat ns nt bomo 1onk ~a11 ~
onrs &~ ~
another terr,h,e acc,aent tas occnrr,a +,,,a
tim. IN C,1tforni. One hnndred and INV nv
1e-.ona w,rc t,ther k1,,cd cr ,ntnr.5 tv a
[o.rf,, .ta,nno,t .xn,a.,.r ~ ~ 90.
-oonto R,rar ~
The rshe,s n 1,n1s,,na ors in sr.em ~
4emnoraw ACTIVITY md ,re renorted - hs m
organizing and threatening Brashe.r CIV or
eo1ne othfr I1n,on no.1tjon
ca,o-n, p,rsens+, IL .+ttt -,r.h3,r .e,..
, 1864-09-11
The Fossil Comes Out.


CINCINNATI, Sent 1o,--Tbe Gb,rtserctdFs Wish.
iupton special esys the National Lattk.t2tnntr TO-
day epmea out aifopgly In 3avor Of Meclel!an for
Frtatcent
, 1864-09-11
Union Bx1

Union Expeditions In Florida.
NEW YcnK, Sept. 10-The HToldJ Euy West
*pondent reports aeyezzl expeditions In Flnr.
were captuFed.
, 1864-09-11

The State Fair and its Prospects.

Especial Dispatch to the Ch!csso T.5ouae.1
DECATUR, Sept. 10,
The show ut the Statc Fair IL small IN all excspt
stoek. Sheep will lead. The Sanitary Fair prom
ises to be great suceess, and the attendance i'm
menSc. The Accommodation Aro ample.
Strangers will ind committee at the Court Houao
10 asslgn 1od;lnRs. The Fair opens in full On
Tuet0Ay,
, 1864-09-11
THE ca AmpA1e:N In INDIANA.

Dos7oH, September 1D.-The Boston bSuk. offer.
II u said to Did for tour millions OF the ncs pei
cent loan.
, 1864-09-11

~ A correspondent Of the Boston Put
writes to that journal that BIZ. and Mrs. Tom
Thumb have got baby real, genuine
feah-and-blood chip of the old block, and
three months old 1t ehnti Those who have
seen tho "bleeaed brat" describe 1t II uet-
, 1864-09-11
LETTER FAka1xa TUE SHEV-
ANDUA4 VALLEY.

Rc1Dfotct tctmensa-Potia1cs in Tho Army
forms nrn F1ss cd bJ tpo Veterans.
, 1864-09-11

No one 1ho las not mixed constantly with
the soldiers can hare any adequate coocep.
t!on Of the tcnactiy with which they cling 10
thcy tyince to exercise thut right to support
lie Administration, and By that means
Secure tie successful prosecution ot thu war
snd the rermnncnt suppression OF the rebel
lion. Thty claim, with evident Justice, that
theg have IN Inherent right In scttlint; thls
Incnentous question. AID they say that tho
War bas gone on too long, and they haze
lost too many dear and valued comrades, for
them to consent that any diagracefut peace
should now be patched up. "Why,'' said
oDc t1rcside orator the other evening, s'I
have faced the Johnnies too often and hare
p e. fhe1r showers OF 1eaden bulle,s-aye,
AID have been wounded by the too,-.yer
to a!low myself to vote for any d-d Peace
President" Ii you could have hesrd the ap-
rlause that followed these energetic words,
you would have thought with me that tho
majority for tsAbe and AndF,''
, 1864-09-11

X TIC 1043tVKNNGXOE OF &1T0In K0
Portugal.
WAsn1SoIoS Sept 1l-The St2to Department
h.s heen of8callJ Informed OF tho PRONUNCIATION
laet to the 1et oi Aarcb, 1s65, ihe iportasiou al
eeEea1a In grain Or ouri ID permitted In tho
ports e1 Lisbon and Apori0. and also by The east
ern f1LwsJ snd the 11ycr Dp4rp.
, 1864-09-11

DI&cuAkion Between 81 orion and Me-
23UhalQ R< <NeWeRHtfc-1mp0 p0FfRNt Ads
11iIsnauns hv n1cDonnld-Peacc Meel-
fbE NJ Columbus
, 1864-09-11
Nkw so2K. Sept 11.-Tho 1ampe On tho street
that Aomle bad been captured, has not been con-

BKAD<CAKTIN3 ARxT or THx pornxao Rnnt q,
-Contf2eanos from Chester county, who came into
orr huee last night. report trains runpmz On thn
Weldon Road ~ fN u Stony Greek, HhEzv tha sup
, 1864-09-11

[sre<41& - the Chicago Ttibune.1
n IoCls. No. Sent IN 1871

Guci - &oe8AH Ont-protestf OF 8t.
l. h.3 \ AssA'-A Treasury Agent
, 1864-09-11
The 1u1inu Troubles on the
Pl0nuBs

oaAuA, N. T., scptembsr 4.-9on ne o: the Ch,y.
enc Sioux comlsg acroee come unarmed emigrants,
This ccuErcd At OF near Plum Creek Station. About
eco niss to The west Of this p'nce- This tf1bc OF
OF the vsrious tribes that inhabit the vast plains
arc dare not attack an, pa1ues that IN potnt Of
Of deht. General Mitchell, onr able military com.
msrcer Of tht district is NOW and has been out on
The War-psth for come weeks with 4 considerable
taht out Of them. He viii probably succeed IN
driving them off to the north Of the line or tfavt,
The Overland Stage Company resumed thcte regu.
iar tf1ps on ths 1i'h ul.. and with The probability
tfat there will be no interruption, as etron:,
force Of military will be kept On the line until ths
trouble IL completely done away with.
Politics hereaMaF are getting Interesting. P.W.
Hitchcock. or Union candidate for Congressional
Delegate. will likely be opposed by Dr.. Miller or
W.T. tlnir, peaee sneaks OF the worst order. Geo.
:. Train, Esq., et blowing notoftefy, desires tue
nomination Ut the hands of the cops, bur the
eneahs are Mtatd OF him.