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, 1864-09-12
FROM CAIRO AND BELOW.
military and General NeTs-Fror1
memphis and Arkansax.


fEpeeiM Dispatch to the Chicago Tfibgne.1
CAmo. Sunday. Sent. II. 1891
cor 4 r Smith and stafr are I'll, herr Tbefr
- ~ ,,,ro hara not baen rara,ved .,d 4ho
oreeIs 10 move nass no. 9een ~, IHee1se aoo ina
oesnnA'1oA y. n's su. .s Is 49, a."
haVe spoken "tu4 sonie VI tue oaneess " tos 10
Diy'alon, 1etn army eolps. 'ate'5 TOM memphis.
They are OF tne opinloH 1eat, WIN ene Exception OF
the 6sth uhnols sno one .seE 1ose lcs,aens' t"o'
thirds OF the men VII! 60 tol LINCOLN Il tae5 nave
chance to cast 'ne't soles. tne ESo AAnots, to'.
Yates, IS eala 10 oe aa"oss unanimously 1of tne
Union tlcAes.
ire ioao"1nG oiust nas peea 1ssasa N-oas:
HEADQUARTERS 5. fost " 1aca' TAaao'
o.,.@o nj 1A1@o' oep'' 41' 1ooa'
doLer4 oIuet1 ~. ~. i,4, f.,no-,r ,-3.,, NJ IN
lst IN @ 70 VII s,tant % y,
Htauquattels o. fusA oepAAuent' ~ . ~
1e6a, heFeGH osseme s GTnanI u ~ poss s3! ~
CAIRO, sna Ill oroeft VIII fe1'au IL 'os'o oA1"
chanRed* p,,., N re,aa-zax .oot,,
a. tfEst Leatenant DanaSs aasv apE,a a,ina
linois - ,o5 +htt r,st IA Iii
he obeyed ana respected accordingly.
fSieued} B, DAVIDSON,
Colonel Commanding Post.
The steamer City Of Alton, Captain Calvert
Clerk P. y Kh1ckley, nag 1uat a1nsea' bringing eng
, 1864-09-12
FROM NASKIYIELE.
More About the .Defeat Of John
Morgan.

NASHVILLE, Saturday, September 10--Dlspatch-
es dated September D1l. &jrom Pnlaski. frum Major
Peck, state that General Rouescau concentrated a1
the fufcts Of Gsuelats SieGmAn aLG Granger With
hiP and moved towards the Tennessee rlseF.
General Milroy has returned to T1:}anomA. The
carr will reach Columbia this evening u0ih) COM
inr north The ratsro1d being put ali right SOUTH
The country j. ti1td with bands OF rebels, stras-
p1ed from their commands. Als0 a portion OF Q
Tennessee brigade, which vas dlsbanded for 10
daye.
headuuarters that the rebel General Dick Taylor
has crossed the Mississippi river and is conceu-
tra with Furrret for the purpose ol consctlptioos
4 scout WHO a7ised from saraunah ssys TINT nil
mxIss between the ages OF 10 Gnd 45 hare been
cpnsc1jpteu IN Missl.sippi.
Ti,e conutry IL toll oi etraEg!ers~ .
Tie 1osa In Gen, rsl Statkwcather's brigade waa
NASHVILLE, Sept. o.-The killing OF the rebel
{;Entral Jpl4 Morgan IL additionally confirmed,
and there Is net the shadow Of doubt remaining
he following additional dispatch relative to
the 6e{cat OF Morgan iras teen received BY Cor.
"' Bu11's GAr, September 8.
To Governor johnson:
All Mo,cau'a papers fell into my ha1da, and
chow bir forces have exceeded 800. Ills dead
exceed Is, His coHmand led IN great confusion
a[ter h,s death. Ipursued them eight miles, but
The chiyalfy ree the spnra With more F1sor than
tpe sabre l 1Plu forward al his pspeEs.
Gen, Gil1em Is in command Of East Tennessee
Union troops His forces that defeated Morgan
consisted Of Tennessee regiments. D.
, 1864-09-12

Latest from Below Petersburg an
The Shit nandUAn.

the SHIT nnndONns
NEW renr. saooay, Sept: ;; ,1;-A .Bsstyyilte dis
Lowell, wltn the osc Massachusetts and two tthsr
cavalry regiments, yerteruay destroyed four Hour
mills auo teseEnl Oiher smaller mills Gu Opequan
creek aud captured seretal prisoners,
the rcbtie arc still In force near Winchester and
D1.]1ss I'll IS quict a at the 'front.'.
ARMY THE POTOMAC.
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE por0XAC, Friday
crenip.. Sept. y-The batteries on the right and
center ol onr lipes kept up Qufte lire fire to-
day. At intervals the noise made by TIE cass at-
lrscted the attention OF the etcmy aud they en-
deaToted to Interrupt the operations OF tbs road.
lul without tucsesa.
Among tbe resinttnts whose term Of service IS
about expiring !. the Sth New Jersey. 1t lost .
1srrc number oi men st CLapcellossyl.!e, Ge.tys-
burg and elsewhere: Major Hralc3 has .becn Ia
ceu,muud duriaE TIE camrasn and has been
EgouEde lEre ben OF a seri0ne character.
HEADQUARTERS AHNr or THE Por0sAc. Friday,
Septtmber 9.-Thc amy is in fine health and
fpl1lte. Fifteen hurd1ed Will corer our 1osses
trom all causes in tic battles and skifnshes OF
The n.my is now il fine spirits.
SATURDAY, September 10-A. m.-At q point Of
our lie jnst We. Of the Jerusalem Plank noad,
| occupied by the Sc Division Of The Sd Cofpe, the
| pfckete hare been 70 close together that theg.
fSo tSis Inc sd eome dlstanca in tha rear @ Of
| their aurance, the encAJ hsd thrown Up lac Of
slight works With the intention, it Il supposed, Of
| falling back ~ them when occasion may demand.
| It was determined last night to dr1Fe them back
! to this Tine und ,hue tt1ai2hten our OWN, About
midnight VIXEN al vas quiet, the division was
jormed 10 line OF battlc. ana the picket lae being
ri, forced was ordered to advance
The rebtls were evidently net prepared @r snch
movement, Us they were completely taken by
surprise aud nearly the eptize ling captured.
They made every effort to retale the lost ground.
Int t1l duct eucceed. Our mel now OCCUPY this
! 100 rrieobars, while our own loss VAS very Light.
DesEltory firing has bern kept up in that vicinity
al the noEnne and ne enemy esldent!y lei so5e
| ID out 10 ont men ha3ing that it was t. a cussod
mean yankee trick; au5 how, we'll pay you up fol
| # hr ffre lonp.
, 1864-09-12
-EesERcE OF The LATE COPPER
HEAD CONVENTION.
4he Hest Campaign Document
Eet Issued.


We hare carefully compiled fsom the files OF
the Chicago 7lmes. Into neat sixteen page
pamphlet, the csscnee O! the reasonable and rev.
olationary utterances Of the late Copperhead Cot
@ention In this city, giving extracts IRON the
rpceches OF VAL1&HDlonAK, FERNANDO Woon,
Cox, uAER1s, LosG. DEAN. StTNoun, VAN Al
LEN. O'BE1Ek, RrSpEns, SAspEnaoN, WIcK11FrE,
and ecore Of others.
This document must be placed in the bands Of
cve1y voter In the United Ssatee. It is an eye
opener, as 1t Elbows the dieloya1 and reasonable
sutentions Of the leaders at The bogus Democracy.
Friends Of the Union, send IN your orders at
once. They viii be 111ed promptly. Price $2.03
per one hundred copies Single copies hse eents,
or thirty cents pr dozen, exclusive Of postage OF
e1preesage.
1e. Union men circulate it everywhere, espe
clalls
r Among Our Boys in the Army "a
Orders accompanied BY the cash viii be hl1cd In
the order In which they are received.
Address Ct1cAoo TRIBUNE ConrANY.
, 1864-09-12
FROM INDIANAPOLIS.


Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tsisuno.J
SD1AsAPoL1s, Sunday, Sept. II.
4 refugee who Tas formerly wagon master in
the rebel army In Missouri Informed the authori-
tieB yesterday that ho met tEo men on the street
one Of whom he recognized as the notorious mux-
dcrcr, Qunntrell, and that the other WIS also O
rebel. Gen. Huvey Immediately caused their ar-
rest. They were found at the Bates House. They
n1e now closely coolned In the Ruard-house at the
soldsere' Home.
4 dispatch has been Ecnt TO Gen. Rosecran8, st
St. Lo1is, requesting that come person be sent
here who Is acauainted with Quantrelt aud cap
ewear 10 hls Identity. The prisoner stou1S denies
that he ia The Euerla hat The re!ugce is positive.
Tho E0th Indiana Veterans, Lieut.. Col. Wells,
$50 stroug will leave for the front tomorrow.
Volunteering continues brink, and the cbsuces
arc that many cou1t[ea Of The ssase will avoid the
tbs southern boaud traiu On the Jetr.rsonvi]le
road last rinEt ran oF the track about 200 yards
from the depot, owing to the displacement Of d
switch. Two ptrsoDs were killsd and several Sc
yrfeIs II Eot mortalJy wounded. The train con-
tanned some 500 soldiers. 1t suspected that the
switch was moved BY rebels on purpose 10 elaushl.
CT the troops. What ia singular about It Is tnat
70 one was hurt who did not attempt ojump os
ehine,y and trains will run regularly tomorrow
Thu Cit,zen's street rail foad IL. making
rapid progress. The iron H. nos
be}Ig !aid on Illinois street. and the track
viii be completed to the State fair grounds IN tint
Thc Upion Wigwam viii be completed ant
opened Tor dec1catorJ meeting next Wc1nesda,
The daft Is c1pecred to come OF the 18th. witt
ro T,oetrs,nau m enf on account Of lhc weather.
, 1864-09-12

f1iet Nauon1l Bank, ElFrta, N1sJ thousand at
First National BsnE, Mount GIiead, seven thou
sand st fonr, and fourteen thousand at IRON three
$. +. Hamilton. ofToledo, one Thousand at pa..
N. Kramer, Of Clnclt nati, two thousand at p.r.
g. Morrow. OF Mansfield. two thousand at ~
and three thousand ut s.
fiTst Nat1o1 af B4nk, Mount Pleasant. ten thou
eand at and tn euty thouannu At i.
james AlnaD, Of Cincinnati, ten Thousand at 4.
Jared Par1-h, Of Hamilton. five thoussnd as4.
J. v. Warner, Of Cleveland, ee7eD thousand at s..
G. ". Meclintoet, Of Connecticut, dfsy thousand
T. Harret &; Son, Of Dayton, twelve hurdrcdat4
A.. socssa Naaona! Iona Bsak, l. 81 CINCINNATI, twenty
Firsl National Bank, Of Cadiz, ten thousand at 3
aEd th1rty th"uRa' d Vt from to s.
Benno speyer, Of fcincinDstl, ten thoaeand at !.
John Il. Demau, OF Cinclnuati, three Thousand
at 6.
Fist National Bank, Of Wellington, i've thou.
Ennd At ~, fltsen thousand at 4and i've thousand
The following art
INDIANA lids.
E. Rose, Of Madison, one thousand at 4.
J: H. Cunningham. Of Madlson, fifteen thousand
First National Bank of Madison, twenty thou
eand at 2 and ono thousand at ..
First National Bank, Lawrencebeza, Afteen thou
The following arc from West Virginia:
". C. MoFpau, Wheeling, six hundred at I'VE. *
q. A. Henderson, Pazke.abusg, ten thousand a
The following arc FROM Ptttsburs:
IAfu haklonA DALE, slAty-1nfee tQou5aun
F1rst National Bank, five thcusand at one and
nats, ,s at Tha.eLsnr ~ ~ ~ Thnnaana ~ f,,
! j, Ebetb, one Thousand at fo1E.
1'hcre wcre 70 further snbscriptions from MIcbi
| gan.
TIE pErEBsnuna TRAGEDY.
The court Of Inquiry relative TO the Petersburg
| mine disaster resumed its sessions week ago
eince which time q considerable number Of wit
| nesses have been exatnlned.
| prpsnr.1
| a.a..n n"-,
LIZ nelnpaui1t aEsls staut ne4lstet " tne treas
| ul4 wao ~ 0eSn s'cA !oE eohe Hoatne, WILL
frnpahlg aoon tesi9qt ana j. a. dtaaam, pesen
aeAnf Ass15laat+ ID Ihe5 10 DC p1onoted TO thf
PoeaAoae
A Iecapttulatton Of figures shows that tue wholt
| nnmber Ut bids wAs fcyen hnutred and seventy
| me amomnt onered was ebout scVenty-t"o anC
a-nalt mlilohs ooAafs. Of Wnicn t"ensy~nfne and
| a-nan mMaons were III a premium OF Jour per cen
| ana s,a npma'1s. 9sa ,,-,a.+ hta.o-s >, =.
IT, .,n 4 vts1s W1 tT wsle tn
ts.tass tnnnasrn s ~ ~ .en. eee auuufeo ans
n,:e1r Ssxinna nanf onpehei9mt,,,o, r.. :,
LH1lia r,hc,nn.t,' nno hnru.' .5 ~ .o ~ y
.sv.n - fhnneesni NJ afnd ooe 1a1o@eA al" eaee'5
esT Torr Errhanos rt.nt pb,1,da,,hta +1,o h,,,a.,
| &,onsand ~ x ~ - '"o 1aoof7 q
| Se1rnth Ers,ons, Hsn4. three hunt.ra5 +ho,a,r,
tchs;;c. Mo% ~ ~ nant ~ ona.ha1f million ,t1+oa
| IRWIN = "a three hnn5rsd tfnnaand 80
| Fsrre l. c., thrce hundr e., thousand at psr to 4
, 1864-09-12

4 Better Look for the Juarez Govern
menI.

New YoRk, Sunday. Sept. 1o.-The Herald
New Orleans correspondent, Sd, eays the latest ar-
rivals from Bsszos and santinco bring reports that
several vessels which sailed from NcT Orleans
lt1cly for Matamoras with catSocs, aud intended
for Coftinas' government OF genernl market bare
been seized By the FRENCH as tbe mouth Of tue Rio
G1nndc. The NerG!dts Matamoras correspondent,
Aug. 26th. says nit cora1nunlcaton In that direc-
ton is cut of by the French. -
Costinas dec1ares that he will defend Natanor.s
acainet the French out the city has no iortica-
tons i will be difficult for CoEtinas to bold out
Cortipas demands Of the merchants Of AHtamo-
.Hs loan Of $15e, 900. which they refuse.
Ne*s1s. Gann and Hand, Acting British and
prrestan ConsuIe. have bern thrown into prison,
together With others, for resisting this demand fot
money.
General Mcjta wnR advancing Oh Matamoras
with 4.000 troops. LIE had reached aid occupied
Munttrey.
Ch1huahua-..
Ma1zamil1o is strongly .fortided, anu in the
northern reelon Oh the Pacific slope the cause o,
Pree,dent Juarez has triumpbeo- Assistance q
the greatest Importance was coming from Ealifot
MIA, and heavy emigration, friendly to Juarez
Has reaching Sonora.
, 1864-09-12
CHICAGO, MONDAY, SEPTEMBE II, 1864.

In1ia1 n1e the most coward:y and d1statdly OF any
ato dare not attack any parties that IN potnt OF
numbers and arus are able 10 give ii least show
Of fight. General MITCHELL our ahle military coul-
the Wa1-path for come weeks. With considerable
frce OF cavalry. As yet he has been uoable to get
q feht out OF them. lie viii probably succeed In
The Overland Stape Company resumed their regu-
lar lnpa On the 1lth ult. and with the probability
that there will be no interruption, as etron5
trouble is completely done s,say With
Politics hereawaY are getting interesting. F. W:
Hitchcock. our Union candidate for CONGREGATIONAL
@ s1esEs * fss aoo
F. Train, Eeq., Of blowing notoriety, desires tue
nomination Ut the haLhs Of the cops, but the
suenks arc afraid Of him.
, 1864-09-12

E98lU'8 F7AllUfmA
George Francis Train, the 1rrepressible,
sends Us the following as his idea OF the Cop
peIlcad platform:
TIE BELMONT PLATFORM
Resolved, Tint, to please the Belmont can
dldate for President, We have var.
Re.oltcd, That, to please the Belmont cau'
dlta1e to1 Vice President, We have Peace
Rcso.ced, That, to please nil the big and oil
the little Belmont1tes expecting Office, the
Br1mo1t war 20 on TIL the Belmont pence Il
sighed
, 1864-09-12

NEW YonK, Sept 1o.-The Nortds Washington
special, dated 11::0 last ni:ht, eays Il was m
nounced in that city that Mobile had l1.en. The
information Is easd to haye been obtained nom
rebel testrters, who s.y the Dog Rlver bar vas
paeeed by the whole t1cet, and, after terrific
Shilling. the city was surrendered, tie troops hsT
ing retired 10 the iE1e1lpr.
The Hey1tdS Fort Gaines correspondent. Sept.
2. says: Gen. Granger has not rstuzuea from
New Oriea1R, and there will be 10 important mill
tsry opcrstions u1til he does. In tho mean11me
nrepotHtiQns laF EQrk arc going On.
, 1864-09-12

This individual WAS nomlnated q few dhys
Eince, By the Copperbeads, as their candidate
for Lieutenant Governor.
We suppose the mark Of appreciation was
bestowed In consideration Of bis services In
organizing and engineering the IRRESPONSIBLE
Order OF the Sons Of Satan elias "6ons Of
Liberty" Among the letters found with the
pistol5 Of Il. E. Dodd was the following:
LEWISTON. H., June q, 1863. i.
DEAR SIR: The postponemcut Ut the Ne
tjonal Convention dlsarTanEes matters, but I
suppose the S. C. wilt meet as proposed.
Our &. C. will meet few days later, and a
large fupp}y OF The elEcu}ars arc Hun.td.
promised to write and urge yon to have them
with ron at.thc s. c.
Respectfully, &C.,
s. CORS1Ng JUDD
, 1864-09-12

Francisco. Sept. 9.-Tec Democratic Stats
nom:nating T. ]. Lcwis a. remaining elector, and
JACK son Temple ne 1caaiDiue Con9res sman.
It NIGHT a large mase meeting was held to ratity
The DEMOCRATS haye carried Storey county, Ne
vada Territory.
Owing to tie preeence In the deld two Ualon
ticlctf. there 1s probably majority IN faSot Of tne
State Constitution.
The LADIES' Chr1stI1n Commission Fals hiss
closed. II Melted over 8a00N.
Gold market quiet,
, 1864-09-12
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH,
From our Sunday Edition.
OFFICIAL BULLETIN.


To Maj. Gen. Dix:
This Department has received dispatches from
Gen. Sherman down to 10 O'Clock, yesterday morn
ing. His army Is concentrated at Atlanta, his
. troops in position md we'll. lie Gays Wilson and
Steadmun sre stirring Wheeler up pretty well, and
hopes they will make m end oistum IS Gillem did
Of Morgan. The weather is bca7;iful and a}l
thlnes bright.
No recent intelligence has been received from
Mobile.
Eomoycmenta are reported in the Sheaandoah
Valley. Or in the Army Of the Potomac.
f:Recruit1ng is progressing vigorously In most Of
the States. {Signed.)
T. NJ SrA.sroN Secrethry nf War
, 1864-09-12
RuilrOad DisASter.

following special:
i, M1IFIin, Sept. 10.-An accident occurred on the
Pennsylvania Railroad, near Latrobe. Last evening.
como;iye attached to a freight train Ei1 cars
loaded with cattle were demolished The cngincer,
Chse. Ca.rtken, was instantly dled, and VIM
Taltc.. COpductos, is missing. Both belonged 10
pftr6lprc. r. Jones, Fireman. was Elled. Most
ot tbe cattle on the forward car were killed. The
passenger train which 1eft PittsbnEg 1T 5:4or. IN
been removed and trains are aoT running regular
, 1864-09-12
wheeIerss Rebel Raid In Ten.
nHSSlE.

LOUISVILLE, Sept 9.-Whteler's raiders In Ten
neEecc have been divided ana are Ealnly trying to
croes the Tennessee. Gen. Ko1s9eau's troops are
coutir uai1y. aud have captured many prisone1s.
Whecler'e men Gre dcserting IN great numbers.
L sandsy he h rsnnsGfanis snds1 rfE6 6ih,s
in Rntherford county aud deteated them. Oul
ioss vas oray one ied while the rebels lost 2s u
Killed and ll6 prisoners. Dibrell retrcated u
IF Tho raiders ure having troublesome time
Their late and present experience wia cure them
OF the tai1tnC maula.
, 1864-09-12
G old.

NEW TonK, Sept. 10.-Gold opened under 4
hear influence ant desire to coll 1t 2aS3 and fell
to 2a6 There were considerable number Of
The past few weeka Is decidedly xaainst the ea1ety
OF lsrse dividends on the part Of selers- The quo
tatlon subsequently got up to 22GH.
, 1864-09-12

tesl,hY Ice .1!ty be aut vi reaide1ce ample aecou
EodA:1ena experienced teachers. mild sad psteEnal
eomnt ces sepsenber 1st. Send tor cataloRne.
snnnn3s9-at.uoY net G, ADAMS.
, 1864-09-12

NEW TonK, Sept. 10.--Wo have advices from
New Orleans, September 81, By the Evening Star.
It sppears that our forces occupied Clinton, L.,
os]y two days md two nights. The rebels had
compliehed nothing. They arc reported to be pre-
pari1 q formidable expedition to attack Beashea1
t1tY> or sune other point.
Gen. Banks will come North, probably On the
eteaner Of the 18th.
The gnnbost Selma and the captured 1am Ten
neesee lie In front OF New Orleans, attracting
. Much attention.
The Crecic. on her lat trip to New Orleans, WAS
chased BY pifnie.
, 1864-09-12

SEw TonK, Sept. 10-The DAILY N<tos repudl-
atet AcC!e]}an'e nomination and advocases the
re.sFrcrnhline af the Democratic Convention. 10
either remodel The platform OF 70 nominate a can
dfdate 10 sult the present plattorm.
, 1864-09-12
From Cairo md Below,

~ tEAino Sept 10.-Gen. Paine, commanding the
Girf Gnr o. West keatnsy, hss been removed. and
governor Flanican Eas ce91e9 sso.,., .aa.,o, ~
the rtbcl Arkansas LEielstnrc.
The circulation Of the Chicago TIsnx has been
prohibited BY military order In Western Tcnuesaee,
, 1864-09-12

r7xf1nyArI, Sept. 10.-Ibe Connmercld!s Wssn
,rotnn eneciai eaye the National Intdtgeater TO-
az cames out strongly In tlEoT of Mcclellan 1os
pra6fnpDt
, 1864-09-12

Of Yesterday and New O1leans a3ylces Of the 5th:
Memphis was Illuminated last night In honor Of
recent TlttotiEs
The post Of Cairo ia separated from Western
Kentucky and attached to the district Of Illinois,
u der Gen uaIbert E. Pane.
. Gen. Meredith left Tor Paducah to take COM
mand.
, 1864-09-12


wAsuxeros, Saturday, September 10.
hid. oe .a aIsnes OF IL Fon:
hundred and seventy were opened which is be-
leved to be but about one.halG The aggregate
uumber Of pids when the other part OF this lean
was offered In June last, was 'esen hundred and
one and shal1 millions, yet the bids opened tods1
T1IhN noIfBIE TliE AwnrNT <,FFEpFn
,1ha e,oe-ne.s n aat tba 1oan "a a, o-o,ttr,ar -
surprising to Mr. Fessenden. Four and three onc-
hundrcdths per cent premium appeaFs to haYe
hsen The aruro agreed mon by MANY 1ar,e hank,
Inc bouscs and BIDS to the amount Of about twsat. [
millions at this rate wero opened to-day, among
which were the following.
S Sles N",nna, 1a Rsn NeR R,an, aok, nse mons
tive hundred M and ii1y thousand. -
tb1ty.three thousond
Mipsis ". L.. ger = c.: & IRE hundred Thousand.
and. ds'nn'$a . 49, o1e ~pu'p "a. Aan''ea 'n''s.
thousand. ..
thoatand.
Ltysrmore, Cleins & Co., two million two nm
Fi1,t National Bank, Philadelphia, two million
'HS stewart ] Sros Pnasdelphla, two hundred thous-
'lDi piesel & Co.. Philadelphia, seyen hundred
'a2a*Sao e. Y. clnrk Co., pnlade1ph, eight hundred
|le Jsy. Cook & Co Washington. two million seren
e M 5d1s ssn 1as ae an asss
mtsm Of rom i've % etI pe, cent sut IS s73 1t
from fouf and half to tYe per cent. Abont ms
l -
hunoredths to four md hny hundreaths, and
l. ndreos. m e. ''''4 ~ ''0' IVA ~ ''' A'1A ILL., ''
hall mIlioa Il I'D ior Al rom four pe? cent and
! upwards premium. The iudlcatlons are that all
Sess s ia y" a!oa
About Thirty blads.s ven ,vlllisa . ;Etys enl.
one mjion dollaru. Among them we're the fol-
| loEine: r,, s,, .h,.. +,r
sand: ~.,,ono, RAM noston at.x thon.,na
james Monroe, Sytaeate, tweaty.nye thons md.
ESeona Nstlona5 haaE, t9as1a, ntrT 'nansano, W t,
eng; 5!S;,a ,;,,,ors, Rank ch,t.co tuo nnc,rra
the nE9pd; s.,,,,u, n,ne ma ,,na-ca
and tweI7e ttansand. WV
Among the Weisn sds nay
be a mentsg9eu; u,rt s.nan.<x va ,nousont
! ~ -e'''
7nastiv n1 usr on1Y. 0'' ''"' '1 '''A1>A'
/ Asa Richardson Monroe, Wis, fifleeu hundred
AZ
| MI National Bnnk. Erie. Pa, thirty thnusand
as 'e' 1'~''A'' : ''~' ''11' ~ ''' ''"'A"
T;s; Sa,isha BnnI chalic.ioa s oho t.y
aye rih thousard % Ut az. '''o' ''"@ =
r4s ind I'VE # =
1et1el ,' f. unuf Ist1cnnn. fra ~ thnTssnI 4 ~
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aH1 F,f1, n H.t,ona1 Rank. Chicago. one hund,ed
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sand nt S.li0.
, 1864-09-12
General Wallace to Command
The Sth Corps.


NEW ToRR, Saturday, September 10.-Tha F9tta
Washincton special ears General Lew. Wallace
has returned from the ur1ny to Baltimore, 10 as'
snrne command Of the 6th Corps.
, 1864-09-12
The Indian Troubles on the
E1fntuNa

oxAHA, Il. r., September $50 ne ofthe chey'
enc Sioux coming across some 1na1med e1nlgrants,
This occurred at OF near Plum Creek Station, about
mills to The west Of this place. This tribe .
, 1864-09-12

0H LAND-A few parties by
~ clubbing toe.tne san pn;chss;' tos easS, 4
County, Feansylvn1is.. psIt1y devsaoPs9;. tnases
SsGft each. e. BRADY, 1875 South slfh aa stfMass' g
PhilAdelnhfA. aeQ4A 4915-AA
, 1864-09-12

meeting will come off at Harrisburg on Mon
day. II will be addressed by Hon. Samuel
shelIabargcr, who Is making vigorous ef-
tort throughout the district bon. Samuel
Galloway spoke to a splendid meeting at
Unionville Centre on Friday last bon.
Ben Wade takes the stump for Lincoln this
week. He speaks tlrht at Mcadfille, Penn,
on saturday, the 18th inst
Tie opposing candidates for the Governor
ship Of Indiana held another Of their discus
sions at Newcastle on Friday1 last Governor
Morton asked Mcdonald If all oycrtures to
the South, in case Mcclellan was elected,
should fail, whether he {McDonald) woald
favor the preservation Of the Union by force
Mcdonald replied in the affirmative, which
contradicted his assertions on former occa-
afnps
, 1864-09-12

HOMOEPATHIC MEDICAL
IN coLLRRE OF PENNSYLVANIA: F4l1tdel'
pla Session Of 1sss- Sestns oe;oHes II f;Msr1.
1ev. n. d :. G. e. RA1n, Il. D.;H Z. 6tasksy r. ?; r..
Wiacr. IL D &c. Heerman, y. . PrGI s'e2hsas.
hddress C. UEHRMAH, n. D. Dean; iDa Ftloert
1tvsar go ~ se2l2G3lB 6tM4W
, 1864-09-12
Free Importation Of Grain to
FOrtuEnI

TAEHNGToN, Sept 10,-Ihe State Department.
has been officially Informed Of the prozaulgaaon
Of q Fortugese roya1 decree that from Aug. 1eth.
1aet to the 1et ot March, 1e65, the importation Of
foreign cereals in grain or aouris pestted in the
porte Of IFbon and ApoEto. and alro BIZ the east-
cru LWry and the r1Ter Douro.
, 1864-09-12

ITO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
i Take notice that ~ powe1s of Attorney
f aIe iii Gag 1evcfed He Is 10
r1y aeEt Or Attorney. 4. Il. A0KaAA.
-{hira9o Eepre eropp1 9ih 1864. Bs1b qaoG-3ruet
, 1864-09-12

HICKORY WOOD!
III HICKORY WQ0D!2
lam now 1teeiy1nz At my 5ard on Twel1tn street,
stH cnrds hc.t quality Detroit RlVeE HICKORY W0oo,
and have also on hand q laffe ssock OF 6fa11 T1a-
rer,c 5tsch sid Ns2le Hcac.
kcl1.9s9latoet y. ~. hLbhhb.