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CHICAGO. TUESDAY, AUGUST Is. 1864.

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checked the business, as will be ee2n by the
accompanying tclegraphic correspondence,
Being Informed officially that's regular re-
crniting system bad been established in
Chicago and Cairo, Governor Yates issued
his proclamation Of the 9th inst, and at
the same time addressed the Assistant Pro-
vest Marshal General Of the State, asking
him to appeal to the authorities at Washing
ton for orders to cover necessary action In
the State, and urgicg him to take immediate
eteps to prevent recruiting at Chlcago and
other points. Hon. Newton Bateman, act
ing for Col. Oakes, who was absent at
Washington, promptly responded to the
Governors request Us follows:
SPRINGFIELD, Aug. 0. 1864.
Capt. William James, Provost Marshal, Chicagot
The Governor desires me 10 request you 10
slow his order 70 the psIs'es who are % gnla wln'y
TIL them II they do not immediately deslst, they
Will be arrested, Report the result by telegraph.
o, 6ee. E aSsenee q ce oafes Ass
ant PIov0At Marshal General. III.
He aIeo wrote to Capt. james, Provost
Marsbal of Cook county, referring him to
the proclamation of the Governor, and direct.
ed him to stop recruiting on all occasions,
and especially called Ills attention to one Ser
geant Walker, who WIS engaged in recruiting
for Il United States regiment, but paying ex-
ira bounty, and thereby securing credit for
the MEN for New York. Mr. Batemau also
telegraphed the authorities at Washington,
as requested By His Excellency, and the Gov
ernor telegraphed as follows:
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tsigned> RICHARD YATES, Governor.
He also telegraPhed the secretary Of War,
calling his attention to the violation Of bis
orders on the subject, and urged his atten-
tion TO the necessity OF military order to
aid in the enforcement OF the prohibiting Of
recruiting, which ELECTED the following:
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The Secretary Of War has forbidden the recruit
TO- o. men II. 2ns M ~ 70 ~ " q n,1 az - 3 e.
recIuttinc in States In rebellion liz directs that
soa see to + the execution Of this order IN pour
sd scents Who NAV BE- found violating Il. Make
this Know a to the Governor.
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Hesnettfni]y' furnished for the information of
Ma ExcrIieucy Rtrhard YRtea (;nyernor ri the
State Of Illinois.
r,.rt tS,Sineqb III epb II c,s .rd 4f5 gs!Sf In
rte nrob3h1,.on vii now he Sustained bv em.
poymsnt q state ts9d un!tsa states ,f G1Ta! aud
military authority Ut ana Moar citizens VII Keep
G uiiins agents for o,her Ststes. our armies viii
receive 1eint torcement from our volunteer and
ment: and our agricultural and mechanical 4u.et-
Ttts need not suffer fiom contributing more than
their % saafe q the war burde3s % 81 The country;
1be % afi,c,e,cr and ,ccentah1s 1e nronn.nss. M '
Nth rhic, A., R.t.rnon haa afac,,a-.,.d 10
dnt;es @ ~ the Prorost ~ Narahsra D.nartn tnent mt
n the sh,erce or col 0atas IA ranaa ri.ad h.,
n,oro than me VIM has had hna,ncss wrh
that Rnrean md tbe .onlv comnrnsat,on the
,eon1a ~ n'1co,s can hnne for AZ a rcvard
for His withdrawal In November vii, bc in
the fact Of his triumphant election as Super
,nterdent of publjc Instruction. q oosition
he t1lled with such credit Two wears since.
On Thursday morning last. while n norton
of the eyned,tion sent ant IN search of hush.
whackers. were In the neIsbborhood of Ram.
ser. Lient .co, Male. who VIVA In command
If The erned;tion. accomnonted bv n l,ody Of
soldiers. went to the house of J. Sears and
,nonircd ff-he had saddle. IJnon t1is scars
surunr mn. se,zed n Gun and said. "d-n ron
III Give You all the saddle you yaDt.n and
fired at Lieut.. Col Male, who was ut -nd[nc
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