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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-12-14

The war continues since the last an
nual message All the important lines
and positions then occupied by our for
ces have been maintained, and our armies
have steadily advanced, thus hberatlng
the regions lett in the rear, so that Mis-
souri,, Kentucky, Tennessee and parts oi
other States have again produced reason
ABLY fair crops s--4 '---A --i IL 10
The most remarkable feature in. tue
military operations of the year is General
Sherman ) attempted march Of 300 miles
through the. insurgent region. IL tends
to show great increase OF our rei@uys
sirensth that our General in. Chief should
feel able to confront and hold in check
every active force of the enemy, and yet
dstach we'll appointed large army to
move on such an expedition, 20. ell ?
The result not yet being known, con;
;ecture in regard to ID is not here indulg.
ed. Important movements have also oc.
CURED during the, year 70 the effect OF
monldins sociaty for durability in-- the
Union. Although short OF complete sue
cess II is so, mnch in the right dHection
tbat - OO0 citizens in eash OF the States
of a rlsausas and Louisiapt have organ
ixed Ioyat State Governments with Tree
constitutions, and are earnestlys.rugglIng
10 maintain aud administer them. The
movement in the same directioB, more
extensive, though definite. in-Mis.
souri, Kentucky aud Tennessee, should
not be overlooked. But Marylond pre-
seuts the exainple OF complete success
Maryland is secure TO Liberty and Union
for all the future. 90 -. -,
The genius Of rebellion will no more
claim Maryland. Like another foul
spirit being driven out, it may seek 10
tear her, but it win WOO her no more.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-03-26
(Signedl
COMMITTEE,

SEVERAL attempts had recently been made
by the photographs, Mr.. Brown, to induce
Howard, Roman and Lower to be photo
gIaphed; but they manifested great reuc-
tance, till Thursday, when Lower said that
he would allow his phiz" to be taken. Ae-
cordingly, he was conducted by the sheriff to
the gallery for that purpose; but, as he came
near the camera, he Immediately seized it
and dashed it down with great violence,
breaking it so that it was unfit for use. He
then told the artist that be had better go to
out pumpkin-seeds for Living rath-
er than make his money by taking his picture
to speculate upon. He afterwards told MIR.
Beachy, when asked why he broke the instru-
ment, that he, on seeing it, was afraid it
would "gO off and do him harm -[Golden
Age of the 9Th.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-03-26
BOISE NEWS AGENTS.

hammock CITY-Henry H. Knapp, carrier and
general agent, to whom all dues are payable. Pa
pers are also for sale at the Office Of Wells, Fargo
4 Co., at the Salt Lake Express Company, at
Swinnerton's book store and Rosenbergs variety
store
PLAoERvILLE-James Hawley, carrier and gen.
eral agent, to whom all dues for subscriptions are
payable: papers are also for sale at the Office Of
Wells, Fargo and Co. and at Schroeder & Timers
book store. ~
CENrERv1LLE- w. Johnson, at Wells, Fargo
PToNEER CrrY-Alfred slocun, at Wells, Fargo
4 Co.'s. a ~ -1-t
WALLA WALLA--E. e. Kelly. u
UsrATILLA--Z. r. Moody.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-03-26
VIM. GANEY.
E. N. SANFORD.

BannOck City, Directly Opposite City Hotel
TNINE Watches Repaired and rated by Chro-
II nometer Time. Havflg had many years ex-
perence in the largest houses in San Francisco,
feel confident that Ican give perfect and entire
satisfaction to all who may favor me with their
patronage. All kinds of Jewery made to order
in the best manner,
ALL WORK WARRANTED.
Bannock City September LIST, 1868 Itf
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-03-26

+ CHINAMEN.--The following resolutions
were passed at a meeting of the miners Of
Orc Elmo district, or the 18th of February:
WHEREAS, We, the citizens of Shoshone
county, and miners of Orc Elmo district, be-
lieye that the true interests of this communi-
ty, as we'll as that Of Idaho Territory, re-
cures the exclusion from our midst Of the
Chinese, and all similar races; therefore
Resolved, That we wish it to be distinctly
understood by Cinnamon, and by all persons
who may feel DESTROYS Of introducing Chinese
labor into this camp, that there il large
majority of all the citizens here, who are op-
posed to such measure.
Resolved, That we are determined to use
to the utmost of our power, all honorable
means, to prevent the presence Of such
population here. ros.s
Resolved, That we will cherish the hope
and belief that the citizens of all the mining
camps in this Territory, and elsewhere, viii |
approve of our action in this matter, and that J
they will cordially cooperate with US, to the |
end that we may preserve our young country /
from this great social nuisance and enemy Of
ali civilization.
(Slgnedl VIM. H. HUDSON,
J. Z, CLARK,
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-03-26
Boise Nems Dob Oalfe
DOCK, CARD AND JOB PRINTING oFFlC D.
II , East Hill RnnnOCk CITY.

TDOOk, UARD, ANDJ Ub Z hIIN4 IN q VI
ID-East Hill BannOck City.
The proprietOrs7 beg leave TO announce to the, &
people of Bannock City and vicinity, that they
have varied and complete assortmentof PLAIN
ana ORN AMENTAL JOB AND CARD TYPES.
which make their facilities executing all kinds
Of plain and ornamental printing unsurpassed by
any office in, the upper country. All orders for
Jobs will be executed with neatness and dispatch
az Job Work must be paid for before it lis ta7
ken from the office. .--t. ........
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-03-26

FHEEE is to be Queen Eugeniea as we'll al
an Empress Eugene. The new King "'
Greece, George the First, is to wed Hugrnle,
a daughter Of the Duchess of Leutcnenuerg,
The Duchess eldest daughter is betrulneu w
Prince Rumbert heir to the crown oI ua,y.
These young women are great granu-daugn-
ters Of the Empress JOsephene.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-03-26
SINGULAR AprRARANc&-The Portland

SINGULAR APPRARANCz-Th Portland
Oregonian of February 10Th says: d.
The enternal snow crown on the brow Of
Mount Hood yesterday had what resembled
feather of giant proportions arising from
its summit, and waving gracefully northward
in its ascent. Some Of the enthusiastic adj
mirers of grand and beautiful spectacles proc
nounced it smoke others, with an eye to,
the present condition of the country and
critical knowledge Of chemistry, declared it
vapor arising from the action Of sulphur un-
der the snow.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-03-26

szy Advertisements, to insure insertion, mus
be handed in as early as Thursday, and the num-
Der of insertions desired should be noted on
the margin
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-03-26

WE notice that company of capitalists
have incorporated in Oregon, the incOzpora-
tors mostly residing in Portland, for the pur-
pose Of making portage through the big
canyon Of Snake river, above this place
[Age.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-03-26
Sign of the Mortar.

TNHE undersigned has on hand and is CEN n
stantly receiving full and well select ~
ed stock Of Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, IA
Paints, Oils, Varnishes &c. To which he "a
respectfully calls the attention of the citizens of
Bannock and vicinity.
B, Physicians prescriptions carefully prepared.
A. A. MIX, Chemist and Druggist,
Ism Opposite Wells, Fargo & Co.'s
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-03-26

!. do that he "would have to implicate seven
other men, one of whom was dearer to him
than life" He asserted that Page was the
one who coneocted and executed the murders
and that he (Lower) knew that he was a
murdered man, and that he was numbering
two innocent men-referrng 10 Romano and
Renton turning to them he asked them 10
forgive him. Renton then asked him why
he had not done this before and saved them
Lower replied that he could not, and said
that he was done and ready for them to
launch the boat Romano then attempted
| to speak, which was a difficult matter, as he
was laboring 8nder paroxysm, evidently of
fear or anger. He calculated finally these
words am an innocent man, l want you
to distinctly understand that The ropes
were now adjusted, and various suggestions
received by the sheriff and his deputy from
the two prisoners, Renton and Lower with
regard to the ropes, &c. Finally Rentou
asked Beachey to see thatit was all arranged
right. Romano took one step forward and
addressed Mr.. Beachey, telling him hee'must
know that he (Romaine) was innocent and
could have saved him, he had plenty of time
to do So &c. There is no douba, from the
confession made some time previous, also
from the tender care received FROM Mr.. B.
and family, that this wreteAed man had coun-
ted upon his repreve up to ahe last moment
Of his existence. Finding all hope gone, the
hangman's moose adjusted around his neck,
with eternity staring him in the face, he was
overcome and cried Ike child. |
All now being arranged, the prisoners seemed
to straighten up and the sheriff asked # !
they were all readyP Howard said, all
ready Lower said, launch your boat, she
is nothing but an old mud scow any how.
Romano appeared backward, when Lower
turned toward him. and Romano answered,
Yes The crank was moved, the fatal drop
was heard, and the three bodies at the same
instant were suspended through the plat
orm. After hanging for upwards of thirty
minutes they were pronounced dead by DR..
VI. A. Kelly, cut down and placed in their
collins. ........
Judging from the significant glaneps and
miles passing between Howard and Lower,
be entire change of demeanor from the time
# their last two weeks intimacy-the fire.
luent recurrence of Lower to the innocence
It the other two, it would seem that new
programme had been adopted and different
ystem OF tactics was to be put into practice
Lower referred, on two or three occasions e,
the last time on the scaffod,) to letter he B.,
ad written, which he did not want opened
ntil after he should be cut down from the
allows. After he was cut down the Sheriff :
ook the letter from his pocket, and the con- :
snts proved to be the most obscene and re- :
olting language that a depraved mind could !,
onjure up. ISLANDER BY.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-03-26

EGGS BY THE ur.-rour tuns of eggs
from the Upper Willamette valley we're
brought down yesterday by the steamer Sen
atOr.-[ Portland Union, 10th.
, 1864-09-24

:"Time Ia one Of the most Important public ne.
ceFtiliea Of this nFy age. and. to save few hDura,
inventions q every description have been resnrtcu
saving and !1me-EAyiu9 contrtTanccs which has
been brou.ht ont in this country Is the railway
port office car. It has been IN use in England for
watched, Havirs proved TO be Of great benefit, is
Introduction Into this coubtry was carefully. con-
eldered ard after several ruitte.s attempts, !. has
Gna1'y been adopted Tne cied's OF its iasrodac'
Ter General, Mr. Alexander n. ZeEely, and to Mr.
Thomas Clark Superintendent o: the NeTspspef
Department oi the New York Post ohee Several
mit1,ng he mails hive bcoa made By these gentle:
mep. The care are rurnfug between this city and
Washington One car leave. Washington at SGD
in tbs ersnnG and reaches yetsey Gy a. - oGoGS s rs
II gton leaves jersey CITY xtTo IN the evening and
ar1ives at 8 o'clock ths next mornips; Both
c5rs m1el At Ph.'adesba:a: When they atrire The
Wathirstou car and return to this cisy in charge
cf The mall. The Z tme routine movement Is pur-
fuef Is the Tashineton clerks. All tho mails are
atsored tnd psepaFsa seaSy a.. ~ dsi!xsty whi she
the letters ase hoxed mp and ready for distribution
to al psrts Of the cozntsy, thus saving four hours
sne p the city delivery alone, aGd In come OF the
Though The son'hern 1nail Will no: close much II
snJ earlier by this change, 3ttby taking letters to
tbc car at the railroad depot, they ean he dropped
TITO the mail np 70 within five n>Hates OF th..
uafn'e starting: By this arraDgeuent letters can
r. tcnt sLula in hour la:ar than heretoiors.EN.
T. IFitune.
The NY, Tri5uns is mistaken in its .tcrcdlt q,
introduction" Ebsch belongs to George Arm.
strong, Assistant P. II. Of the Chicago Office,
backed up acd aided by the Postmaster, John L.
suipps. II. is their F1aa thst has been adopted bs
/ the Dtrsrtue1t and At their iustaree. 20 Give
credit where credit due. ~"> =.
, 1864-09-24
FROM TIE GULF
Matters In Loulstxn1, TeKoS and NICK.
1fQs

NEW On1xANs, Sept. .16, gia GAIRo, Sept 22.-
Tbe transport Alabama has just arrived from Bra
zos with intelligence that another: fight had oc-
Cured at Basdad betWeen the French and Co1t1-
pas. Private letters written ten minutes before
lie Alaabma sailed. s4y thst q light i now pro-
The French marines are good gunners. and are en-
trcncbcJ, The ,esult Ia purely cnn}cctosal.
There is nothisg ncW 1tom Mohile. some addt'
onai partl:ulars Of the recent capture Of Browns
ViI,e n7 Cortinae, are received, but embrace no.
thing important beyond those sent you on the
1i;h inst,
tronns at Bfezos SanllaQo-
It IA rnmoIet ia military circles here that Gen.
DanSs leayss this drpastmen: next week. He is
now more popular T1th the Free State party thsa
ever before - ,,
friends ca1not purchase one Of the city papers. :
NEW -YorK, Sept. 2G.-The stesqef Emi1y B.
La1dse, rom New Urleans. septelntea 18th, has
afIsIu hn arnTa from Up tic river alvee doubtful ru
r,or ANNOUNCING the capture oi Little ROCK.
yis Rsu r,yer, BY flag OF truce, to Union prison.
i. ,eafter 70 persons will be arrested in New
orirars without there are written accns7tions
af1AAete "a $.
, 1864-09-24
EEn .EaanxI1s4xrutnle.
PROF. h. 4. DEMuNli'S S
H AIR
REETORER.
TO THE PUBLIC.

Ihsye fpr eevsfHt sea.4 psst been gradually 1o4tu
py hail. II of iA:s aha Top OF my hesa haA bscuane
xrcsr bsl5 aod the tar which renamed had en2nx-
ad fscm ia rs,urAi celor 10 white. o: 4. as:1
chaneed to mato the sequaE ta1ce Of e1oE Do NUM-
SID "a tse tt7e.c:1 C. bis as:nzaoca uax N proper
arpJicascn Of n12 Hal. cstofEf you'd ETa ms haad
Ct new ha,r dscl:ed to make clst Ut 1t. I'D aow
aser An spoitrsac0 Of eight we<1sl hsve oeW cEup
c! nsl7, gzeHiDE ~ nrely - cou1d win, a2d OF
tie o:lk!1 u cclor. II any lady gentleman desires
&c hAve cccnlas evidence Ct the ruth Of Tho aooTa
staten cn,, ea:iafy thete1vt0 by calling on
ne st NJ onlce IN Portland Block during the baat'
Lssa hcu O. Ut J ses'ie 60, dig Fe1s WAShlsxton
steer. haVs 1ou1d that al TO TIA leu2th OF s1mb
neees1alT to produce ncw had ct halr an4 eye1y
esten,:al nj IT. the rrotessoss
stxteEaa 1t + oot1xt bavo provtd rnSlely
Had The application Produced 20 other result shAn
It caAEsnx Z Of my hair of da1tfu1 A2a aTo1J other
1upuf.ty tommoa 20 halF, should consider myyeIr
ahply mpecsated for tho consideration pald. and
vould not row be tsprlT:a Of i1 uea for dvo ttnaa
tnc r,ice charged IL l.. 1cHes this, Testimonial
Of ii xend tfscts upon nT own head that otha11 sJ
oe ts1etfed - ts uie, and sonc!sd the pa1tot
r1of. Eo .nc2 G:'R. ::AAbALL, Af51t.cc..
oEcs. Pe.tlar1 Block. Chicago. H.
Chicago. Aug. s3In. teGl.
P=cis.sor Da huaa can be consulted At hit Branch
stsirsD Chies -, III.
PROF ES9CR 4. DE- MUNN.
We xoutn respectfully solicit perusal Ut the fol
lewi1z 1tst'u oulal from we'll kn,Ea pay1iclaa Of
tits city: :. :.
t.as 5sssss: as4sR'sz ssS;:s5sE & q, ss1eT
P1oiesl eE Il. A. De AunA:
THAR etk: II anoyts Hc pleesure tc attegt tha az.
eeAeEee OF your t. Hair Rsatoress' which caa do
ea :hn bsks Of Ill evt3eacr, thhs Of &csu.l exps.i-
s1cf. Whtn lsppsiec to Jor In Jure LIST was .ap
id'y belomfcK bA16; Immediately afse1 sabIectinx
mEse. to ye proc,a5, 1T taiz ces&aa fsng OF ard
There II INA htathy growth OF young hair, ds
timely '"Ttibe 10 the EEkrd sye," and spKtaxtnx
u ar n " hnyFA
wsste" Icsn sl1o r1ccnnerc 9ous Preparation -
being positively tAzra!ess- What utore can be d.
std? It 1.cl4 whst you clsa tor It. and 1t cannot
Eiu1e the most telleata constitution
Il an, &C., yeu urt 1afy.
n F. COOKE. II D.
Professor D. Mum caa be consulted At his Branch
oGct, l:3 Dearborn street: corner Madlsou. tup
staizs. Co2zultR:.o. nee. taee..sss 2..TH4 ~ nat
, 1864-09-24

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunc.]
ProE11, I'll Friday, Sept. 81
:. 4 great Copperhead meeting Was advertiscd to
be held In the pcbc tquarc in this city to day to
be addressed hy Senasor Richardson. An immense
crowd vas expected and an extensive platform
built. acainst the Court House, and draped with
hses and banners.
The multitude came to tho number OF two huu-
dred anu hfty. but they made to mean q thow,f
The large square that they adjourned to the Court
uouee.
Rlchardson Trs intoxicated as usual. He sad
his cay and departed. =.
This meetil s Was ex lenom1nlous fsi1ulc-a dret
class Ezzae. The Copperh.ads are dlsh5artened
md discouraged. a..
They conceded to-day. in my hearing, that Mr..
Liucoln's election Is forego1e conclusion, They
rec the handwriting on the vail. aud feel that
even In PEORIA county, the stronghold Of Illinois
Democracy. their seeptos IS departing. Let me
hundred majority in November.
The telerfaph made NE ssy In ny Galcsbu.g dis
PATCH that Ibee1ton ouid be elected IN the Fifth
Goneres.iousl District By three thousand majority.
Make II read sl1 thousand majority and 1t will be
mole the truth.
, 1864-09-24

STATED that JEFF. Davis had sFDs d letter to Jasoh
Thompson at hls:ars f=is, proposing peace By
IT lenGl Amy lsyng do W It's azms, returning to
]u.nclIy. the >uyea made frac remain 80, th 1se
not free to renlain in slavery, eays: Gentlemen
having the confidence 0. tne Goye12me have no
Speculation.
1on tor:a's Washington special correspondent
believes the 7ttort Ut pe1ce letter from JeI.
the hands Of party to present to the Gorern-
Hent.
Another VorJd special says President Linco!n1s
enese. N psepas pg peace propositions to he sent
to our eomnAnoets, one having already been seat
TO Sherman.
, 1864-09-24
IA; 01l wOOF>FOlka> COUNTY


(spccia Dispstch 10 tie Chicago Trlbune.]
EL P.so. ILL.,, Feida5. Sept 20
The Union people Of FL Paso had glosinas
meeting on Wednesday last, at which nearly ali the
inhabitants Of that reeion were present. -
Hon. $. ". Morlton made splendid speech Of
IN hour and hall, IND Vas folio wed By Hon. S. II.
cullom in a mastery address OF an hour
This Ecttfng was the largest and most cnthusi-
astic eyer Etld in this pa1t Of the conntrs. The
Union men there arc thoroughly aroueeJ and detet.
mIred to give Honest Abe another four years. leaze
Of the White Hoasc. md to give their votes fur
Moulton and cu1lon for Congress
Tou ma5 look fur good account f{on El Paso
On election day.
The thing espeela1y noticeable In this rs III
every other meeting held In the State is the deep
eested ea1re.tIees Of the PEOPLE. Thers never
VIA E3thtng like the present Eentlments or the
uassea tn the way OF Stern resolve, Of reeolltle
purpose, and OF assured taIth n a triumphant re-
emit al t e bat0. box in Notemoes.
The Union men ara taking OF rhel! costs apd
10 ling up their sieeses for work. 1t Is the coou-
try nov, not party.
TM- port.on Of Tie st.te will show Union gains
Hon, i. v. O'Drisn, a Coppe,hcad 1awYer of
the city, who made himself consptcao9s during
the tcssion OF the Chicago Convention bY spout-
ing bis treason from the balcony Of the sherman
Honse, came in conflict yesterday with u returned
SOLDIER ard escaped sound drubtlng br the t1-
1crfe1cnce Of h.a friends The soldier Was Tined
nj fninsI ann.
, 1864-09-24

DAVENPORT, Sep. a2.--Mej. Duncan has ordered
the draft to conmence day IN the Sd Congress
subject to cteuitfnr ill vnuteezB since the lat oi
September. Next week the draft Wilt take place
In the 5sh IND tsh Districts for 52s and 456 men re-
spectirtly, aud on the Cd Of October in tla 1st
Of the Provost Marsha OF The sab-dis:
TIE DRAFT IN this cuuuty Is quietly co4f6s to q
conclusion. It has cow proceeded three tsya.
DunGQuB. Hept. a2.-rhe, draft commenced In
croso were IN attendance ALI passed OF nufctiy.
and GOOD feeling prevailed FortJ-slx narues
were drafted fur julien township. The drafting
Ni.1 probably cqnttIue until the Quota {aumbe1inC
945 meI) Is tlled.
, 1864-09-24

More BushWhackinS In Emnghau
and CumberiAL Co0nttss TN.
Hume Rebel <n0f.

Lspecfa! Dispatch to the Chicago Tr{bune.1
sPa1soTlKLp, Friday, Sept. "a
AItEIdent Of Cumberland county in this State,
giTe. me the particulars Of ntafr In that vcini-
ty. On the 10th inst. In Which quite tie semblauce
Of guer1l1a fight and pur1utt was rea]izcd. It
hasirg been reported to the loyal rez:dents that
there was gang Of bushwhacters near Woodbury.,
on tho road lcadiDg,o Tcutopolis, tu Eelrrham
county, the un1ou men in the vicinity. to the
nEmber uf about thirty, armed themselves and
started ont In pursuit..
Alter going about five miles, they discovered the
hushwhacSere, some six In number, aud all On
horseback. TIC Unicaisss rode up within speak.
Inc dIstsnce, apparently before they wera discov.
cred. When discovered, the bushwha:ke all y IL
tpurs to their horses. except two who &eumcd to
be leaders. This hea leader wiehed to knoF what
the party wen1cd. The Captain Of tue Union
squad said, I'VE want you TO a1rrendaf+' He re-
piled, ttNeyec cap / BE- tdktp alive" at the same
time drnWtrg = heaYy rev0lret from his side aud
firing at tue speaker, who then commanded hts
squad to fire.
Al The trst tire the daring bu.hwhacker vas left
alopc,-hls cc,arado fallirg dcad upon the ground
he continued firing until he hs3 fired seycu shots
woundin9 tao Of our men-oEe seriously, the
other slightly.
1lsy thote fred at him, at tho distance Of tittv
yards, before he stirred. He then wheeled bis
horse, took to the 1oods, aud msde his escape.
under the fire OF thirty gons' U}1her poor shoot
This fellows name IL John j Lucas from Nash
Vile, Washington county, Illinois.
, 1864-09-24

Arrest OF ChtcnGo Bank Robberz-The
Draft
c1Sc1SSA11; Fsidly, Sept, s3--Detec:ivc Robtt.
Ger and Baylisf Of this city-uetaed for The pur-
pose By Chiei Rafin-last evening arrested On
Vine =lIts:, two men-Hobhlns aud Harper
parties ID the robbery of tho Chicago S,7ioss In
stif1t1or. The menrWere secured aud +iu ut once
be shipped to Chicago, The to.al amaunt Of the
robbery WIS ahout 5000 The money hsd been
previously secured. scne Of 1t being In The hands
Of the men arrested here.
The draft, ~ ordered, continued yesterday IN the
Serpnd Congress sloual Dlstricc. The proceedings
were characterized bs strict dccorum ana app4-
rsnt rood feeling. The daft wil rot be continued
iurther until Monday morning OF next week. =
, 1864-09-24
:, FROM MADISON:


[Specinl Dispatch to the Chicago Tdbune.l
Akn1sos, Wis, Fr,dat' Sept. &C.
The 10th regiment has all been mustered out a<d
paid oG. and the men mostly lelf for home lsat
night. A part Of the men Of the 9Th regiment. be-
longing to companies 4, c, F and i, whose terms
have expired, have arrived here, having left Mem.
phis On the 10Th. About ninety men nov rom in
q. Memphis, waiting the return Of the regiment
fftm an expedition up White river,
The famous eagle or the regiment returns With
the yetEtan1.
The dfh regiment was ordered to leave to-mor-
row, but cannot get away for two or three days.
The draft Is progressing quietly and Il abont I'm.
ishe1{ In the I'd district.
, 1864-09-24

WASHINGTON, Friday, Sep. s3 The Richmond
zssf.;rey. speaking OF the ra1nored pcace nesoita
iinife tetTten Sherman and tie authorities Of
Gtofe1s, ea,s: The Governor Of Geor ia ougns 10
rrcoilec: ,tst tbe State was one Of the f'st to S.
So S1 tAe ss sste
rr1tedrars from the Contedertcy, ana leave. her
sste1s :Ec tag to hold, alter having got them into
VI In Il a.hir eton Rtpa5itan se.tesdsy ha7In2