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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-27
YOUNG MEN

Who have injured themselves by certain practice,
INDUCED in when alone, habit frequently learned
from eVt companions, or 1t school, the enectS OF
which are nightly felt, when asleep, and If not
both mind and body, should apply immediately. = r.
What pity that young man, the hope Of his
country, the darling Of his parents, should be-
by the consequences Of deviating from the path OF
nature and indulging in certain secret habit Sueh
persons MUST, before Contemplating a
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-27

NO; ARTHUR Agent for paying Pensions. ONCE,
30. l, Mcclure House. being the same once formerly
occupied by Adams Express Company. ~ april
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-27

savings Bank of WEIGHING
oees AailisEii S.IJos iS,,5 $500
B M9HEY RECEIVED OF M iSsrJsFFT' M
4A4 4ntefSst paid on Special DopoIif5t
attended to. Exchange On tbe HSSt
hP!H1rpR2TH; TFSGiGfeF. 1A rs rS t 9SSf'
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-27

Reflect that sound mind and body are the most
necessary requisites to promote connubiai hanpi.
he becomes weary pilgrimRge; the prospect ho1r-
y darkens to the view; the mind becomes shadoved
VIII despair and hled with the melancholy rehso-
with our own T1-Fs5 ~ 7i4tY' -
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-02-03
YANKEE 3MMoN SENSE.

The Site Of New JERSEY his shaw,
more gnod ,eh-e upon the subject oi abolI-
,isnisn and he war thar an, other Of The
North.rn States. line following - an in.
s,ance:
"Gos Parker. of New jersey. in his an.
nual message. draounces the amn.s.s and
emancipation pr,clamaiions VI Lincoln.
Spe.k,ng II The Yankee public debt, he
SAYS that according 10 the mast favorable
ststemeni. il the war should end INV. il
IS probable tat the expenses incident 10
its ciasr would swell Inc national debt Ia
over iva thousand millions OF dollars !; that
Inc State, county and cIts debt. vii .wrii
Ire am ,unt 10 mare han the fabulous drbi
sf g eat Britain. ~ sss, they 10 're-
a,ixe ihrir real cnn,i,tioii, because they are
IN the wh,rI 81 excitement. aud have ssl,
begun 10 heel 'hy melght OF raaation. Cum
,lpnn,ag ihe war for- the sbolllinn OF sla,
very. be- sa,s: Lrt a. BE- caGtiai lsst. 50
,psking tpattain : iarcied brnrti isr others,
We do mi dc.frul ourselves. ~ Ian
-i-d nenri'. tnr HISTORY inlirns " - The
sd condition. VI those countries where
large slave populations have ssen enianci.
pa,-d. What j. be hisynry NE are nuw
inak,ng; The fortunes 81 war. N the adj
vance II auf arms, have braocht si,hn
oar lines large number u, sls,es, an
,hcr dspn.sblc CONDITION y psrira,sd BY
Trustworthy tyr Mltness-s. ahn a-r appeal
az 10 our .ympaih, IL AID ,hr unisriunstr
sua,rets. We sre isll that thousands up
"a thousands are scattered ~ .ng t.e back 5
Il The M,.ss.l pi. co ircred 10 c.n,rs, al
most ,aked. suffering trom sickness sn'i
exposure. and dyins ~ si.,iing aumbers.
Ia stated ltst Gazing ihr Isl WINTER. au'
" far rhsus.n collected. ~ s,nste cii.s
rgsiDe hundred died
A. IL tho feelings IL the Democrats ~
the iarspr capgre,s. the Ns~ York YeD'
ays:
"fhs fact is that seten-eigh'as Ut thr
Dr~o,rauc members 81 Congress are the
Ir'ends peace and oppase,l to ihr var.
'rhe -ili Be maie apparent before ihr close
~ the session and DC more fully manifest
ell IN the rexi National C-hvesilea.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-02-03
olIR NEW TERMS

We hsve bcen informed by our psper maker that
the price heresfer will bc one dollar pound. twice
q. much s We paid for The last parcel purchased.
sni nine times as much as We paid before the wat.
TIL, r-e IN the price Of paper, snl as great, II mol
greater increase in the price 81 provisions and every
thing we use, has compelled us 10 put up the price
sfihs Recorder 10 G A dol;ars per snnum. o. s. 80
Coz slx months. fsny one shall think this price TOO
high be shall have the Recorder Cor one dollar year,
Il he will pay us in wood, com, wheat or dcur OF
butter eggs OF potatoes. OF any stele Of the kind
used IN family. at pdcssi.i which they were sold
for before the war. |, vii be seen. therefore, that
tho avs dollars which 10 ssw charge can be much
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-02-03
~ lhe liiI.,ar.uEh Rseorasr.

sis. EUirua. = Having u ,i,ed IN YOUR
paper isw DAYS 40, the resignation -
he lion. W.. 4. Graham a. ,rnalar from
thi, co'in,y IN The 81 re Legislature. per-
mIt me 10 introduce 90 tae voters ol 0range
count, he name 81 Nelson p. Hall. ESD.
the scat Tor the uneIpffed term. MIR. Hall
Is an nd line Wig, aud has bred - true
i man TO cnn.rr,aiyr principles IS 40,
msn - the Coniederac,. lie has AWAY.
been . ciuse observer Of public affairs, s.G
snow that the interests of North Carolina
are deeply concerned. he would pointer
we'll .the ,otrs he should give. that the
cause sc his native State might not suffer
INJURY. There are sther gentlemen spoken
81 a. candidates. sgaiast whom ! have mo-
thug 10 say; but am afraid there is TOO
much party STRIFE 10 the County, ahd that
IL will create dlscord. 1 syuld therefore
suggest 10 the conservative voters oil Or.
angr cuu.ty. TO hodA meeting an 'ruesda ]
81 February Court. select committees ol
three. hve, or more. from each captain:
district. and le, them say Who IS the besI
aud strongest msn, and VIM can carry tie
conservative ticket safely through.
VOTER.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-02-03
Obituary.

Died, on the 3Olh of January last, al her residence
in this place, Mrs. ELIZA ANDERSON, Censor,
Of MI David Anderson in The Ash year Of her age.
Ms. An ier-on became member Of the Methods
Church in this place in The year ls45; DUNG The
Rev. W. q. Browns revival. Her sickness which
was consumption, was borue Tor several months wi b
such patience aud christian miekDrss 20 leave no
douhl OF her preparation Tor death. She was good
neghbof, kind mistress and alrciiodsie wife. She
has If, husband, one son. and many friends and
relhives 10 mourn her loss. All was dane 10 reslor.
her health, but it pleased the good Sheplera TO call
heI home. Her warfare Is now aver and she is gone
TO enjoy The rest that remaineh for The people OF
God She the idol OF hel husband. and though
ne mourns his lost wife. he feels that sh lis in hes-
ven. We mourh her loss as good neighhor. kind
mistress and afesionste wife. hul look forward % q
bssu reunion, and would mol call her from celestial
joys 10 soouiu in ri- land OF ,orrew again Though
her b"y sleeps low in the grave. her soul is ROBBED in
rpotiess white.
OSs WHO KSEw HER PAN ISFAscr.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-02-03

e tie celebration ut the feast of the In
mscula,e Conception. The church u thr
societ, 81 Jesus was filled to overlooking.
manly with waMen and children. To Wit
ness The magnificent ILLUMINATION "f the
ediice and I. pari pate IN the closing
exercises. The Church was heavily hung
with draprry anil lighted with 10000
lamps MOI less Than 5000 persons were
present Suddenly a gas pipr burs'rd and
almo.. in,lsnll, the earlre building was 10
flames. The poor creatures inside f'uni
il impossible trim insufficient means oi
exit 10 escape. and in les. than fifteen
minutes $500 of hem persisted. The COZ
duct Of the Priests was censured without
stint.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-02-03
l.o.k AZ Tm.. Er1oariekrn, !-sam0rI

Lock AT TINS. RxToRrioEFus !-sam0rl
Coed, Ga COED name fsr good N NJ III
M,ll Creek. IN this csaniy. /. sttll selling
, what four h. ran spare d sodsrs' lami-
lies NJ ten dellars per barrel not -'lhstand-
irg ,be prize nf th,t Article !. NV fraw
$50 to 500 per barrel. rrrn 10 Rocking
ham county. Nc. Gosdr is net a rich
nan. and this il MT a aew thing with him.
lie 70 generous minded man. and has beco
for n.u,hS enjoying the great pleasure Of
feedisg hungry soldiers aud soldiers G'ai-
iea. - need hardly state that such .
nan as samuel Gaoa il both christian
and patriot. wsv,d there ~ere more
he him. Rockingham Rfgisse.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-02-03

i'gsrHrcnyI flss - OnTuesdav !sst a
destructive hre occurred in rolumbia. 5.
Z. The FIR first broke out 10 nc eation
shed, II Blakrl, 4 Co. anJ cammun,cst-
ell 70 thu shells &c Gibbes Il to-. and 10
three residcnccsin ihrncignbor,.nd SEINE
four Thousand bales al ,o,ian were burnt.
valued at As. 0DO.0D0. The ,slue Of The
residences aud olhrr property dcs'r"yed IS
estimated III si00,00i. Aboui 800 haies
81 the coitin belonged to me Gnsernmeai.
the balance to individuals rhr fesiden.
ees belonged O. Cip,. Casson AID i. ID.
Feaster. The eottou and houses we're
partially insured. We lean that Tie co,-
ten sheds were located euly few leet
trsn Foundry. A rather unfortunate
location we think. Charlotte Denseraf.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-02-03
COnpany's shops, /,
January 2kfh 1894

0NE aoath after dale snail apply TO the North
cafolIna Rahroad Company for the reissue u
Cstliirae No. ls32 for ten shares Of their Capital
Stock-ihe original having been los, or misIad.
THUMSS j. SUMNER.
ian.27. 30--fm
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-02-03

7ne Manatr in Ohich High Prices src
Kept np.--Ihe Mobile Tribsne has some
very tru'hialremsrks upon the manner IN
which the present high price, are sustain
ed. The Tribune discsurses thus.
But large portion Of the public are re-
sponsible Tor this and kindred evils. In
ether wsrds aur people Of means seen TO
b helping The extortionsrs. lie who goes
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-02-03

~ We. A.vs been requested 70 IS, that lance
H. Lesb.p 10 the choice Of many yo,efs in the es.l
.in pat, VI the county 10 Gil lhr vacancy IN the state
.sna,e oeessiooed BY Inc rs.i.J.sloa Of ,he Hon
wm. 40 Grsham.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-02-03

~ Many voters from ~ psricns o. Orange. sre
desitou. Of supporting capt Addl.oo Aansum Tor q
seat ~ he senate INA 10 vacant by ih. rrsisnalien
Of Go, Gfahsm. MANY VOTERS.
februaIy 81.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-02-03

easier paid than the two dollars could in foimer,mes
Subscribers in arrears are earnestly requested q
pay up. The price Of materials 10 tao high 10 ermii
us to continue to cend the paper " hose who do moi
pay.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-02-03
CALL AND SEE.

CALL AND SEE.
ME arc receiving in part The following necessary
aud desifsbir TO d., which We will sell al a
email advance. Tor cash only:
yer, handsome BIacs shaws,.
DOC Yards a. iSiearhed ShiIllngs,
400 ards "a Fancy Calico.
60u yards Black aud VI hi,e ditto,
$50 yards DARK Fancy duo.
800 ,sfjs 4-4 Light Fancy ditto,
Ioored aud whne Pocket Handkerchief,
30 dozen Guais's spoil Cotton,
400 lhr. prime Rio Coffee,
20u lbs. Black Pepper.
la IL. Cooking Sods.
30 dss. Goat skins for Boots and Ladies Shoes,
20 hass Dry Salt.
40 lbs. Epson Salts,
aud msny other despble articles.
JAMES .WhITTED & co.
Fshrusry 3. sIr-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-02-03

SuoRr SERMONS" After having sDesi
much Strength and labor iYjstle putp pose
said the z.aiaus = ssngelisi, 81 Vncenl de
Paul. : was one day lamenllng befrr
tipd, a. walked 10 church. ths Lite fruits
II ~, eAr,hons. As | vent along, VI.
O,ertekrn Nv vine. dresser iook the
oppofinniiy 10 AK hIm how Inc misslpn,
we liked. SIR, sam tie prasant, We
al lerl oDi,ged To you Tor 70 s,nd ntrn-
tian,; W are likewise ,en..hle that every
thing yon tell y, IS gnoi. but ,ea preach
tno long. We isnuranl bears are Jlsi hkr
our onn ~inrtai>-thc JUICE must have
plrEty IT r"oO. leir i-a.ra sni unce fill
"a 10 tie btim, Il you attempt 10 pour in
more. even Il il w-re ,hs world. Il val on.
~ be ,plit On he ground and ip.l.' :"
ka. Sh .Ip1taness Beia0irs.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-02-03
NOTICE /.
NOTICE.

ID Y virtue Of an oder from the Governor. polls
~ viii be opened atlhe different sec.in precincts
IN this county on Friday The 18th day sf March aeIt,
or thu election IF Senator 10 represent this county
in the site Senate, u tiIl the vacancy occasuneitby
The resignation Of the Hon. Vim A. Graham.
H. B. GUTHRIE, Sheriff.
ian. ~. 3d..
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-02-03
HON r. GUARD.

!,0aasNDLRs OF Companies in this Battalion
~ viii c.!l Oh CsP,. l.. g Lynch. ~ HdIshoreugh.
snl ~, l-i oi BSets ions 10 their peeve Cen,.
paairs. hey sill keep list o. those sIcnP'ed'
and he grounds Il such exemption annexed % their
j. y. LEArlIElis. Ii Csl.
FEBRUARY ,. ST.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-02-03
BOoES AND. SHOES.

iAfiNG gone inio ,he manufacture Of BOOTS
y and Snuss, can now furnish shose in want
u them >, reduced pTises ae our motto i. /" Cheap
Tor Iash.' :. ,,a,,.,,x,
February ;. a.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-02-03

10 an auction sale and buys haas at IS per
pnunl. j.. in rffrc's although iot IN cuipa-
bility, M better HIN the one thai sill, al
,hat prize. BY buying ID his Way, he
keeps up thu be lei ofsearrity. which : The
chef purpose OF the seller 70 prsnole. E,-
cry man Who glses AZ eSorbttant price Tor
sfa, he c.n dispense w,th. - .iherefore
Sorking into the hands u thbse whom W
abuse AMI condemn. S'ne thngsur must
buy. We Aas, OIL Alternative. VIZ ram
40, go bartfoofed, thaggh sine, b. 300 a
pair unles, we have nol themoney u pur.
chase them, but we can d., aithout hue
hans and fine vines, silks, &c.
EXODUS OF SUBSTITUTED Nss The Fin.
castle Va Express, n he 26'hslatrs tha'
inrty men. III no.i III shen had substt-
tutrs. have escaped recrntly lrem one SC
ton OF the county ~ Balelaurl INTO the
epeny's llnr.. They c,es.'' The Green.
br'er river al Reprr's Ferry.
TRY KINDNESS. - once had yer,
awkward horse ii shoe II smith, " and
vas furnishing /, .ryrsrly .,make 4 stand
I'LL. NJ, shop waS just bei"'r the kitten
en- window, aud my safe. WIN Is a kind
hearted woinan, CANE out aud rrprosed me
Lnr my conduct Ia the annual. Sac vent
up TO i and patled il. stond up close to H..
and II Stun as quier as a lamb, and We
could have Ionr. anythi Z with ~ U.
that pe"pIe would ~ Kindness. 4 j. .
Lshiy cheap cure.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-02-03
LIST OF LET rEkS,

LIST OF LET rERS,
DEMAINING a, The Post Office at HiIlsbsfSssA
~ on the LIST DAY Of January. 1864,
w G Adams. " r Lewis,
Charles Anderson, Sue Link,
Henry brown, James G Lambert,
b Burton, Jane Lipscomb. servant,
Mary w Bacon, franklin LASTLY,
Malur L Bradford, Miss p Link
Annie Bryan, Cslharire Milton.
Mary Cole. . Ann Morgan;
John X Clark, 3 Mary A Moors,
Thomas II Crabree, Lytile McAdams,
Col. VIM q Claiborne, James T Miner,
Marasret Gates, Miss L Murdoch.
Sarah X Clark, Martha Madden,
Calhafine CTsb,res, William Pickett,
safsb n Carr, M Plice,
EiizabeiR Cole, Nancy Roberts,
Margaret Crabtree, Mary Roberts,
Elias Dodson, James Rosssn,
LYDIA Davis, Il e Roberts,
VIM II Edwards, Joel Roberts,
Nancy Fowler, Judssn Riley,
Abe Freemsn, Francis Ray,
Martha Faucet, Patterson Riley.
Mary A GATES, W.T. Smith,
Thomas Griffin, Dennis strsyhrs.
Wiley Gilbert w L Snetd,
w D Hatrisoo, Mary Sect,
Jasper haley,3 Mary Smith,
chran BOWaut AHpp,S
James Howard, Mary Tapp,
Thomas Hoiemsn, X TomlInss4.
George Howard MARY II Turner,
Mrs N J Jaekssn, Elizabeth ThsnASy.
Enily Jsskssa. Ellen Tapp.
Annie J Jsnes, Catherine & Tspps
P Jsnes, Webb Young, ssrvasi,
& VI 4 jackson. Sarah Wisea,
Sarah NJ Jseksss, Thsmss Wstsos,
Ioha Kirk. Joseph N Wells,
Ruby G Lloyd, Isne Williams.
u Persons eslkRs for any Of the sbsvs stasis !.
will please soy they are advertised.
6. Il. PARISH, p. Is
Japusry l2 -.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-02-03
sioEMAKERS WANTED.

4 Wish 10 smploy one OF Two irss raie Shoemskers
: 10 make Ladies shoes, Tor whlea liberal wages
- : s"' :. II. TURRENTINE.
February .. 81 :
, 1864-08-17
OIR NORTHERN FRONTIER
hEFETSES.


SYRACUSE, \. T., Aug. II, 1S5L-Thc fol.
lowing important order has been issued hy
Gov. Seymour with regard to the frontier
cttenses. Brig. Gen. Green publishes gen
eral order In which he assumes commaud.
and is making details to patrol the borders
OF tue State:
STATE or New YoRK, I*sPEcToR GEs1+s Ofr1cr.
ALBANY. Aug. II. 1864.
To Brig. Gen. John A. Green Couman aiding 9Th
hr!tadt NattoLsl Guard. Syracuse:
GENERAL: The Governor. being informed taat
refugees. CeSert&It and other disposed pef.oue
are gathered In considerable numbers ia he ad-
ger that they iaay eiGdc tie vigilance Of the Cana
oian authorities sud makt an ai1ack upon some OF
our towns, the northern boundary Of the
stafe: Hom The east linz Of the county
q Vermont, is placed under your military
charge. This Will embrace the counties 0i
Wayne, Ca3u OfweCo. Jefferson, St. L.Wrcpre
FfAnGin and linton, Ent tLis order will cout1uue
In force unless revoked, until the hreades jtl the
ftssEat dtetEicte embraced In the nbcve coua.,es
sla1l respectively report At least two orCxnlzed
regiments. You will Immediately make such n
fauCem ents a. Will secure to yon the earliest In
formation. and as wilt. in Sour Judgment, best
ennble yon to guard aexi,st any Invasion Of our
kary to malntatn patrol at any point, you will
make such details from lie organized Re- iacuts oil
thf National Guard in -FOUR brigade OF from th.
d,s1icr patroied. as may be required Tor that par
port reporting your act!ou in the premi-es TO the
Chief. Contracts iur eupe1-t eucc,
shou1d any become cece*eary, will be raade by
you, pureunnt to Instructions :rom the Adult eut
GencEul. who will t.eue such other aud ire1l..r
orders IN the premises az the eusency Of the ser
Very Respectfully. your osedient servant,
JOSIAH T. MILLER,
n=ptE.Qr EcuvEII.
, 1864-08-17

dred pe1sons, that the children We're almost
dying Of thirst, and that he would himself
willingly pay the expenses Of steamer to
land the passengers, he was coolly and inItf-
erentIy told by the subordinate IN charge
THAT 'snothing could be done until to-mor-
row; it was Sunday
In pleasing contrast to this tphumanitJ
was the conduct of officers Nesbit and Sulli-
van, OF the harbor police, who showed every
possible attention 10 the furnishing people,
ind at considerable trouble and the expense
Of q ducking to one Of Them, procured q
cask Of water for their use. At last, on re-
the Reyenue cutter came of to take sill to
Castle Garden, and this being known, WAS
the signal for u long and joyous shout
Every oIe was soon on board, leaving the
luggage that had been saved until the next
day, IN the Suliote.
Captains Moore and Panno were unFearied
in their eelf denying attentions and kindness
to those committed to their charge. and
many were the acknowledgements Of this that
We heard from the g1Atefm passengers, who
on leaving In the cutter, expressed their col
lective sense Of this By giving three hearty
cheers for both. Wemuch regret to add that
serious complaints are made By number Of
the passengers, that their clothes and other
things had been stolen from them On board
the Su1iote. It ia painful to think that such
cold b,ooded rascality could be shown By
any fellow passengers who had suffered the
same misfortune5 and shared the same
danger.
i curious circumstance relating to the
capture of the Adriotlc is, that most Of the
cargo was on British account, and that the
ship was uDinEurea for the first tune during
a number OF voyages.
, 1864-08-17

The Rebel fHyn@is,n OF 1lltnola-Epr-
pcFhead sche GzcH,


Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunal
CA1aso, Tue~aay. Aug 4S. .ssl
Parties who came in On the train from the
north this evening, report that at Pana yes
terday man who pretended to have belong
ed to Norgan's bind uas bcasting that the
sebels would soou be in that 7icinfty to help
the Copperheads to th.ir rights. When told
that se7en citizens Of Montgomery county,
who had joined Cliny yman's gang, had come
into Hi]lsboro aud given themselves up, he
satd they were fools to do 20 just when the7
could commence to do something. 1t IS
also reported that Cliogman, IN person, had
gone east; that Adams and J.,hns0n's force.
700 or 500 etrong, were marching upon Du
Quo'n that their numbers were fist swell.
tug to thousand, and other wild stories are
uffoat, too absurd to mention
Many Of the citizens Of Southern ulln3is
who Joined Clin3man are backing out and
returning to their homes because they can
oot 90 the whole figure in the way Of zob-
hing an6. maruuding.
Union guerillas in large numbers arc r.
porting daily at .Du Quoin. They will do
their beet to repel an7 invasion.
Passengers just from that vicinity report
that OILY $50 rebels had crossed the Ohio,
while others from Kentucky, who saw them
c1ossing, estimate their numbers at sixteen
hundred. Perhaps seven OF eight hundred is
ucsrer correct.
It is understood that Gen. Paine. has his
eye upon Johnson'e force, and will soon take
steps to head them of.
Gen. S. A. Hurlbut has arrived here, IN
'rute for New Orleans, to report to General
CanhY.
, 1864-08-17
CHICAGO. WEDNESDAY. AUGUSTl7 1854.

made capital speech. The audience called
on the Governor, who responded in bis usual
eloquent mnnner, the soldiers responding to
bis telling points with great enthusiasm.
Gen. Ogiesby closed In speech that made
the old capital ring again with the plauaits
Of his hearers.
tl5even thousand dollars Of United States
stocks were sold at the First National Bank
in this city, on Saturday and Monday.
jacob Shilling of this city has manufac.
turcd rope for the Alton and St. Louis
Railroad three hundred feet in length and
nine inches in diameter. It is the. longest
rope ever made in Illinois.
Major General Palmer was in this city yes
terda-, and left for bis home this II corning. :
]. G. Carliu, Of. this State, sou Of the ex-
Governor who was Imprisoned at Alton for
treason and escaped from there, was arrested
to.dGY in Morgan County.
, 1864-08-17
<.4bJlPREKHks REBEL
fsL{bT'TKCG.


n. 7. Herald's Toronto letter. 13th.]
The rebel em.asa.ies are getting juhilant
snd dictatoriai-some say from the good liz
ing, which must be novelty to them, while
others avow that they are In possession OF
secret information, lately arrived, which
promises the gobblang up OF tue two great
Union armies and the simultaneous deetruc-
sien Of two OF three Western cities. All this
aud something more is promised before the
meeting OF the Chicago Convention. The
rlt1 is fhicktning every oar, aud it includes
aIaougtt its detaf Is plan for the release OF
"ll renel prisoners now In the North az
tept those In Forts Warren and Lafavett, I
warned the Government. through your col
9mne, OF plut to release the prisoners On
Jonnson's Island !; but the plan nov includes
Camp Uoug'as Camp Chase, Fort Delayure
add halt dozen other repositories, and the
most feasible part Of the plot is that it is to
take place on given day. during ths hours
Of which the people OF Pcnnsyiysn1a and
Ohio nre to be scared by q gigaltic rehel
raid" The plan, or what little knox of #
il carefully and well-deyiscd one and 81
to be 1orewarned is to be forearmed With anv
Government but an imbecile one, / c. Ii yoi1
TO witness that in chse the plot is succe:.fol.
the Government will be reeponaible for It.