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exceedingly strange il hr. Boyce has 80 mis-.
represented bis constituents as to propagate
different principle; aud it occurs to US that It
was due to his high position aud at.siuments,
Tor his constituents to have united in request
Tor an explanation of whatever appeared ob.
jec'ionabls in his letter, before arraiyning him
before public assemblage.
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Army Intelligence.
Our Army on the Outskirts of Chatta.
n0Oga.

BLUE MouSTAIs, Oct. PA special de.
spatci Ia the Montgomery Mail says: On
Wednesday, the army. corps commanded
by Gems. Lee and Chentham crossed the
Coosa ut Ccntre, in Cherokee County. and
marched Norlhward. Gen, Stewart Gross.
ed The Etowah above .Rome simultaneous.
ly. The columns have united aud the nd
vrhce has entered the town OF LAFAYETTE.
The Hanks are protected by IA heavy force
OF Cavalry, the enemy are rapidly falling
back 10 Chattanooga.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
CoIIrNpI. - ~ r.. ~ ,oc

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
-, COLUMBIA, s. c., Oct IL, 1864.
I'm accordance with the resolution. of the
q General Assembly, the following persons
have been appointed by the Governor to the
Military Academy, and will report ut thS Ar.
senal Academy, in Columbia, TO Capt. jap.
IhoAAS, commanding, on the first day of
January next:s
First Congregational District.
Sergt MAUGUIN, Company f, 2eth S.C.y.
b. II. OWENS. Pee Dee Light Artillery.
Second Congregational District.
serg'I A, F, 0'BRIEN, Company I, lst 8.
CIV.
Third Congregational District,
BENJAMIN.. JOHNSON.
Fourth Congregational District.
l. YANCEY DEAN, Company b, Hampton
Legion S. CIV. ~
Fyth Congregational Distri.t.
THEODORE o. WARD, Company D, cad
Sixth Congregational District.
Serg't MADISON F. HAWTHORN. Com.
pany.F l2th s. CIV.
The applicants who have not been appo;n,ad
and who may desire to renew their applications
tor the next year, should give notice thereof to
this Department.
BY order Of the Governor.
b. J. ARTHUR, Private Secretary. q.
Oct 26, 1854, l7-lt .
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Real Estate for Sals.

WILL be offered for sale, ut Lancaster
Court House, on the first Monday in No
vember next, the House and I.ol Of land
attached, situate in the Wild Cat section,
adjoining LANDS OF Ransom PIyler, George
d. Funder6urk and others known a. the
properly OF Williams a. Hough. Ths Lot
contains from two to three acre. Ths.
buildings are new. h Is said to be an ar.
cellent stand for business.
Terms Cash; or credit, with apn,ov.d
surety, at the option Of the purchaser.
w. M.CONNORS, I.
Atty for
A. WILLIAMS,
Surviving Partner,
W. TO- 1894 .36-at.
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TO the Editor Of the I.aHcas,er L..dpe,.

knowing the great anxiety OF friends ut
home to hear from their loved one. in ,h.
army, especially from the sick and wound.
I'd at Hospital, have thought proper to
address the NJ through the Ledger and give
such information with r-gnrd TO the sick
ana wounded ns have fallen under my ob
servaiion. | reached Richnon6 On last
Saturday uiyht about 9 O'Clock, having b.xo
delayed a nigh, nj Dan,iIIc by missing con:
nectiOn NJ Greensboro. ! s,uid Saturday
night at the SPotswood in Richmond and
came oat SUNDAY morning to Jackson Hos.
p'tal, about two aud Il half miles from the
Spot-~o ood.
found my son with his leg amputated
about three inches above the knee. tie il
d"ing az well as could be expected under
the circumstances
foDnd also in this Hospital 1t. Jumes
SHAVER, wounded in the righ, thigh through
the muscles. He is DUNG very we'll and
expects to get home in few days.
GiImer Nesbit il, wounded in the left
arm. half way between the wr,, and elbow
t"s ball passing through the flesh part, has
had some fever, but 10 doing we'll.
Thomas Nssbit, in very slightly wound.
ed In the side. Hs expects to 10 10 hi.
command in the morninx.
John Sweat is wounded on the right
side. on line about two inches below Inc
nipple, the ball going in and no, coming
out. he is also wounded in the right hand,
tae ball breaking two bones betwesu the
knuckIe and wrist, above the small finger
md ihe next one to Il. Hs.is severely
wounded, but he is cheerful and apprurs 10
b. dong well.
fhsam Cautbea is wounded Just above
the right Up bone 10 the side, the ball pass
my in and not coming out. lie has had
some little fever, but to-day he i. IRE. from
fever lie is severely woundeJ, but hope
he may get along.
Wyle Richar d-on is wounded 10 three
places. shot 10 the jaw, ris"t uud left shout.
der. lie hns had some chiIis. lie 10 nc.
vefeiy wounded, but not regarded danger.
ou.ly. a. 1. donp tol...bis wall
Ehhu Shuts 10 wounded very slightly,
expects to 10 back TO III. couooany m n d.v
or Two.
\. FaiI. in sick with dia,,b.s a. ,o,L.
lean in flesh und is doing only tolsrab,v
we'll. lie has been here since ID lh Sept.
n. says he IL better than he has bven.
J. Thomas Bowers has chronic diarrh.s
tie il. up aud going about the Hospital do
ing we'll.
simon Bennett. has bs.u sick here. lie
Is free from lever and is p.rhnp, xs we'll ~
ordinarily His consultation 10 evidently
not good. Iexp.ct TO s-s ,h. surgeons aud
nope to &c, mm a discharge. not only on
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AUCTION SALE;

WI be sold at auction at Lancaster G. n
on the 9th day OF November next. a lot Of
Damaged Wheat belonging to the Government
Terms Cash.
J. D. STANLEY, A. A.C-S.
Lancaster G. H., Oct. 22.. 1864, s7-st
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Headquarters,
Oct. IS, 1864.
. Conscript Department.
COLUMBIA, Oct. iS, 1884.

CoLunBil, Oct. IS, 1884.
GENERAL ORDERS No. 9
e. PURSUANT To provisions of General
Il - Orders No. II, Adjutant and inspector
1eherais, (current seres,) ali details OF persons
between the ages OF Is aud IS wears. prautad
under authority Of the War Department. leI.
cept as hereinafter stated,) are revoked.
= z. From this order are excepted: l. Those
detailed and now actually employed in the SER
Fice-oi the GorernmeIr, as artisans mechanics
ana persons OF scientific skill. 9 Those de.
tailed aud now engaged in til. manufactures
collection and forwarding Of indispensable sup.
plies for the army and navy. g. Those detail.
cd and now enployed.in work indispensable To
military operations.
D. This order embraces all persons within
tue ages indicated who have been detailed "A
ag.icsl' 'uralists, all mechanics and other per
sons detailed Tor purposes of public or private
Necessity, and all other persons not included in
exceptions stated III the preceding paragraph
4. All persous whose details are revoked by
this order will report forthwith To the Enrol.
ling Officer of their respective Districts. pre.
pared to go forward to the Camp OF Instruction.
Board OF Surgeons will ts in session at the
camp continuously, from the 26th instant 70
the hth November, for the examination of all
VINO claim exemption on account of physical
uisaoihty Those who report promptly will
cave the beneut of such examination. and will
oe allowed the choice OF companies, not already
full, in the army Of Virginia.
3: Persons called out by this order will come
to the Csmp.oi Instruction prepared to 90 i'm.
mediately forward into service, as no indul.
gence by furlough or otherwise can be allowed.
g. All persons recommended for light duty,
who have not been assigned by the Comman.
dant OF Conscripts to some special duty.in
which they are now engaged, will be ordered
I" the Camp OF Instruction. Those failing to
report promptly will incur the penalty OF bsins
assigned to active field service. withont refer.
ence to their disability.
G. D, MELTON,
Major Comdt. OF Conscripts,
Oct. 25, 1864 37-I,
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Executors Notice,

Persons having demand. against tn. E..
tate OF the late. Mrs. +. p. Brown ara "a.
quested to. present them properly attested
10 the undersigned within the time pr,,.
scribed by law; and persons indsbtsd TO
said Estate will make payment tn me.
ID. w. BROWN, Ex'r
Oct. 18th 1864, a6.At
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There was no Count last week no Judge
as usual-beins present. 1t has been sugges.
ted that the Commissioners of Public Buildings
advertise the Court House and Jail for.sale.
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hR. EDrros:-You viii, please anaouncs
OsPt a. .. Nisbet, as - candidate for Shsr.
~, OF Lancaster District. tic is . private
10 Capt w. l.. lIsPsss' Company Of Light
Artillery. MANY fsIsHss'
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We are aat,orizsd to announce Capt J.
ID CAskey = candidate for Sheriff st the ap-
Prosehing election.
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4, We are authorized 10 auuouucs Capt, J
~ ooweiI az candidate for Sheriff of Ian.
easier District for the ensuing term.
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she friends Of Col. John b. Cousart a.
nonncs hitn candidate for Sheriff at the
ensuing election. Wv
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We are authorized TO announce Capt
w. J. Phifsr candidate for Sheriff at the
ensuing sisctiou.
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LOST.-On the public road, between
). Cureton's aud my residence, a Pocket
BOOK, containing about S53. The find.r
"''l be liberaIly rrwarde by delivering il TO
me- or leaving II where | can yet il.
:, NANCY VI. CAUrHEN
Pleasant Hip. O,S.C.
Oct. IS, 1864. a5,r
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We are requested to announce Mr. o..
born Floyd Ga member of the fIumptnn
Legion)a candidate for Sheriff a, tn. .n
suing election.
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AR. EDIFoK.-Please announce John a
Adams, private in Co. "a" Isl ). G.. in
faHiry, as candidate for Sheriff at the an
SUING elessisn aud You will obIige,
MAEY SuLDIERs
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we are requested 10 announce J. Al
Small as candidate for Sheriff.
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W. are authorized to announce Sergt.
Mooley, Of Capt. DePass' BATTERY, a
candidate for Sheriff st tho next election
, 1864-05-16
FROM GEN. SHERMAN.
Everything Is Going on Well.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tdbuao]-
cSc1sxAT1, Hay15.
The Commercial has details Of news from shc.-
mans army up to Thursday afternoon. Tho cue-
my'a position ut Dalton was felt by the corps OF
Howard, Schoaeld, Palmer and Hooker, and severe
skitmislfng occurred for come days, resulting in Il
loss to Us Of about 500 killed and wounded, the
greater number being slightly wounded.
The lots fell chiefly upon Grey's division Of
: Hooker'a corps and Rankln's division Of Palmer's
corps. +,
It became fully developed that Dalton was alriost
u not altogether impregnab:e to q front attack
The danking movement by Mcpherson was admir-
ably commenced and executed, and secdrcd Vital
point at Snake Gap opening upon Reeasca. altecn
miles in the rear Of Dalton. No aooner was this
done thsn Sherman shifted tho main bods o! his
troops to the right, following McPherson, and John
ston had no alternative but to take digit from bis
stronghold inthe mountalns.
reached Johnston's rear, and destroyed tho Rail-
road few miles south OF Reaasca, on "Wednesday
night.
Johnston's army is believed to be sixty thousand
e.rong, including some 15,o0o militia.
John Morgan, the celebrated rebel raider is com
mandlns brigade Of infantry.
shcrman's army Is In magnificent fighting tim,
and has also confidence Of making triumpha,
march through Georgia. or wherever else their lead
ers may direct.
Forrest 1B reported to have crossed the Tcnnessec
River to make raid On Shcrnaa'e rear, and there
is note Of preparation ior hin along tho railroads
south Of Nashville. 1t Is believed he may be well
cared for.
LOUISVILLE, Nav 14.-By order OF General Sher-
man no perzon not connected with the military
slall be allowed to proceed south Of Nashville.
, 1864-05-16
FROM THE sOUrEI WEST,


6r Lor1s, May 14.-Thc Democrat hns news
from Red River 10 the 9Th. Porter Ras at ale1an.
dria with Lie iron clsds. A large force was engaged
III dredging tue river ut alexandria, 10 "a to give
deptl, O! water nj tho falls tor the gun bo.:s to
rats over. 1t Will take two weeks to mise the
Kat2r.
General Grover was at Alexandria. The Federal
lines embrace a circuit Of three mltcs. There ia
60 Communication by land with the army at Grand
Lcote,
a1cC'crnand was rcndczroastn: his corps at
New Orleans for the purpose Of reinforcing General
Banke.
General Smith will return with his troops to
Ticksburg.
Butler d Holiday, Of Illinois, brought ont GIT
bales OF cotton ffum Alexandria. Messengers hsye
zone to Washington to libel it In behalf Of the
navy.
Aasrudcr, with 1000 men, is reported to have
joined Ktrhy Smith at Sabine Cross Roads. Prico
had detailed .00o men to work On sortincations 1T
Shreveport.
DR.. Derby. Surgeon Chief with Gen. Kanka,
reports the Federal loss ut Pleasant Hill Go kill
cd. 1,S40 wounded, and !, ,60U mlsslng and prison.
LII.
CA1Ro, May 14.-The rteamers Darling and Alice
Dean, from Memphis, havc passed up fur Cipcin-
natl The former haa oS, and the litter SIS bales ot
cotton.
General canby and STAG passed Memphis yceter-
.f1ay en- route for Red RfFef.
, 1864-05-16
Chicago. HONDAY,s|lAY is 1854

" wounded by shell. but dio not leaYc. ths ns,d.
The wounded In tie 5thcorus sum up: over 81 in
tc-day's fight.
The sEs Aastaehusszs, vA1eA tsT CMpepper
Court House uIkh GEO 1axskets has but nlnG!ykarse
men 1ef.
The I'd Vermont, Which hod $50 muskets, has but
13o LETT. The 18th Michigan, which had a17 men at
the first fight rew numbers only Il men.
The rebel Gen. johnson, OF Hills corps, was
killed yesterday.
sTnE LITEn.
NEW York. May 15.-Thc Herasds correepon.
dent On the battle field May 18th, ,. H., says:.
One OF cur staff officers informs mo that he con
yersed to-day with rebel Lieutenant, a:prlaonc.,
who gave him come Interesting facts regarding the
late Gen. Wadswo1th. =
The General. he says, lived th:cs daya after he
fell into their hands, and was very kindly treatel
ue was conscious up to the hour OF t4 death,
and lis only regret was not that he had fallen NOR
tally wounded, but That he should die amoag the
enemies Of hs country, for which he had gi1en his
ufc cheerful sacrifice.
, 1864-05-16

Of postaf currency, together with the plctes used
for printing theI and three Of the countereiters,
named John Brown, o1las Robinson, Charles F.
Hathaway, and John Vazie, who have hscu COM
mitted to the Old Capitol prison. Although the
execution OF the one hundred dollar notes is rather
poor. It II asdertained that half million hare
been put In circulation. The fractional currency
consists principally Of fifty cent notes. and is we'll
calculated to deceive. The parties wero arrested
in St. Louis.
Only five members Of the Democratic side OF the
Houee Applauded when the ncws from Gen. Grants
army was read. Their names are Finck, Ganson,
Kcrnan, Mallory, and Yeaman. It Is proper to
Eay, however, that there were few absentees, in
Gliding Odell. Washlurn gave the silent Copper
heads blast, which, for time, quite threw Pen
dleton from bis proprlety.
The following naned officers from the West are
reported at medical headquarters here to-day:
Lieut.. Andrew Trumbull, 9Th Wis.,; Capt. VIM.
Bianey, 8th Ohio; Maj. j. G. Richards, 9Th Ohio
cavalry; Capt. ". L. Dixon, 18th Ohio.
WAsnIAGToN, May 14.-Admiral Dupout's and
uon. Winter Davis book III answer TO the IRON
clad document Of the Secretary OF the Navy IL
nearly rrady foE publication.
Senator Ea1e hns reported a bill for tue relief OF
scamc1 whose vessels may be wrecked or sunk,.
but refusing any allowance to officers.
, 1864-05-16
TEE EXCHANGE OF PEIS.
ONERS.
An Important Bulletin from the War
Department.

Wan DEPARTMENT, Ap1'r GENEIAL's OFFICE,
Il, WASHINGTON, May 7th, 1851,
DECLARATION OF EXCHANGE or PRISONERS OF WAR
1thaslng been reported that Mr. ould, the rebel
Commissioner Of Exchange, has declared without
consultngthe authorities Of the United States,
that all rebel prisoners delivered At City Point up
to The aoth Of April arc exchanged, it is ordered
that all Federal prisoners Of war and all civilians
prior to Nay 7th+ 1864 be declared exchanged, and
they are thus declared exchanged,
Accordingly, 1t is further announced that after
dednctfng the number Of Federal officers and men
embraced in this order as.exchanged, thorebels re-
mail indebted to tho Federal government, accord
ing to tables carefully prepared by the Commissary
General Of prisoners, from official data, 1850,
for which no equivalent has been received by the
Federal Government. All paroled officers and en-
listed men, herein declared exchanged, who .are In
camp, will be Immediately forwarded by the
commandant Of camps to their regiments and COM
mandE. and reported to the Commissary General
ofptiEorerB accordingly.
These who arc absent On leave, at thc'expiratfon
Of their leave, will repair forthwith to the paroc
CAMPS ut Annapolis or Columbus, Ohio.
By order Of the Secretary Of War.
E. D. TOWNSEND, Adjt. Gen.
, 1864-05-16
FROM ST. L0UIS.


Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trtbune.1
ST. Louis, May II.
The Western Sanitary Commission announces
that several tons Of supplies for she.man'e a,m7
were shipped from here last week and reached
Chattanooga on Tuesday, with extra agents ready
for the impending BATTLES.
Gen. Guitar telcsraphs as follows, from Rolla:
"Sixreen Of the 5th Wisconsin infantry, and
small party Of. the enrolled militia men suddenly
called together fell upon party Of thirty guesilas
going north, six miles northeast Of Cuba, at one
., N. today Tho rebels had dlsmounted to got din
ner, when they were surprised:and ared upon By
our men. Two were Killed, and several horses,
number Of guns, saddles, Naa<1As, &C., were eap-
tu1ed. They were scattered ahd are still being
pursued. Ny opinion is that they were moving
north 1or the purpose Of crossing the Missouri
tiyer.'
Returned veterans from Little Rock arc very
severe on Gen. Steele, publicly deuounctpg him as
Copperhesd who projects pro-slayesy property.
It is reported By th m TINT charges have been pre-
fc.1ed .ganst etee!e which is the cause Of canbys
sninp tn rclierc hin.
, 1864-05-16
FROM COLUMBUS.
Matters Political and Military,

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.1
CoLuMBus, Ou1o, May II.
At the Union Convention held here today to &C.
lect delegates 10 The State Convention, which rs:
eembles On the 95th inst, the following resolution
was unanimously adopted:
fairx re deem it bert for all the interests Of the
country thst Abraham Lincoln should bo nomi-
nattd az the Cnon candidate for reelection to the
Presidency. and that our delegates to the State
Convention, rejecting the wishes Of the Union
pruI Of franklin county, will vote Tor deegatea
1t hree I'd the Baltimore Convention only for those
who are known to be uncompromisIngly in favor OF
hts nomination.
The anti Lincoln men made a strong fight, but 1t
YVES no 70. The people want Old Abe again aad
they will hare him, politicians to the contrary not
wilhttauoing.
Tic delegates from this Conversational district
to Tic Baltimore Convention, Will be instructed to
support Nr. Lincoln. They will be selected on
WctEefGay next.
TweIty-thrco regiments Of National Guards
have LETT for the field snce Monday Of last week,
m1rc arc ready to Co. waiting ouly for tr+nsporta-
4 tien- Ohfo's entire quota OF ono hundred dlys'
car.N Ill be In the field BY Tueslay next.
Several regiments will remain In the State, Ill,
how eyer, arc cla1norous 10 he sent off, wishin, to
tuke active part in the war before Grant closes
it.
EisIatchcs received by Governor Brough, today,
for, the Ohio military Agent at Washington, state
thal Lee hes changed front, and Is now marching
On Richmond with remarkable energy,
, 1864-05-16

We ind IN the Washington CAyoaie!k of Nay
18th, tue following names Or Indiana woInded or
city:
6, eoth; Bradley T. hose, CO. 4, 18th; Julian
ieth: corp: Sutherland, CO. 4; 18th; j. Bailey, co,
g: 2oth; q. 4. y; h!iss; CO. E soth; Andicw F.
.. 10; Wm: SCHNEIDER, g. T; 1anh; ssmacl ras:: i:
n; \; J. Wheeler, coab, "a John s1slss CO. !,
ehh chas. e. a. Hall co. ], 2oth: N. Deadle, co.
E alth; ]. Evans. CO. /, 9Th Milton Raines, CO.
G, 18Th: !. N; n.xkips; GO. G, lolh: J. simpson,
Plank, CO. 4. 18th Patrick ilinch, CO. A. 18th Le
e. o E0'd!R aG &or4a9t4; a9tS; e. aetei 1s@o aa1
John Ads%.: g 4, IT; Janus Arastrone.
isanioA: Gu G. 10Th: John Nicholdson, CO E, 18th;
Enos Thaycs. co 19th John ". Kennedy, co E,
2. 1:'tn Thompson sme se1. so Z, 18TH Sergeant
20 4. 1zth wa. q. Ba1ter, Co Mth: Vim n neia
20 B, 18th; Logan Ffai,n, 60 18th Samuel Hart
olas I1arin, GO E, 18th; Dantcl =. Harpsez, 90 E.
18th: Fran julien co G, 10th Albert 7. Lewis, Co
, 1864-05-16
Markets by Telegraph.

Cincinnati Market
Especial Dispatch 10 tho Chicago Tribune.
CINCINNATI, May II. 1854.
F1oUR-Supernnet ID quoted At $s.4ta6.5o, and extra
at xe.G@653, but there is not much dong:
Tu1sKF-AdulI and heavy market and prices lower;
salet were made 1t eil7 and Sl.13.
GRA1s-Wheat holders are firm and not offering
freely; red 10 held at 4I9s@15o and white at Sso.
Corn-demand light and market dull at SllsS12 for
shel.cd, and ear F110911s. oats-a steady market
and !a1r demand at Sic. Ere Is held at 81 supply
light. Earley-thc market Is firm It $50 for fan.
GEoc1e1xs-sngar and molasses are quiet, but hold
ers are z At 19@22c for raw snsar and 81 t310 for
molasses Coffee declined Ike, and now quoted ut
&7H@Hc.
PKo71s1osB-The market remains without gpeesal
charges tity pork quoted 1t se7,ao md coun-
NJ at g:6coa2s5. Nothing doing In bulk meats and
prices unchanged. Lard Is held at lsAc. Bacon Is
quitt and the jobbipg demand light At 12Hc for shout
aers; 17AQ18c for common hams. and 2t92okc 70. ST.
gar curtd. No sa1cs OF sides.
, 1864-05-16

Mntters--Tho VandaIlu Eliot,

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago T1ibunc.l
SPRINGFIELD, H., May ID, 1864.
/ have reliable Information that all is quiet at
yaudalia the rioters having dispersed for the pres
ent. It u however belcTed that they will, at auv
given moment, create another outbreak, and vigo-
rouE stepe will be taken to ar1cst band Of dcse1
tera ard bushwEackess that are said to be organ
lied III Fayette county.
The State Sabbath School Convention will meet
in thie city. IN Tuesday, June 9Th, lasting three
days.
The following enlisted men hare been honorably
discharged from the service and commissioned in
the Cnited Staten eo]ored troops Corporal Hector
H. Aiken, chic,go batttry Robert Porter, Co. G,
10th Ills. Vols. Abner G. Knapp, Co. A, SD Ills
Vole. Vim. B. Gale and Fred. A. Chapman, ofthe
Chicago Board oi Trade Battery. u
a large number Of 100 days troopR arrived to-
day. One regiment will probably be mustered tn
to the service and ready for the Aeld On Monday.
Prof. Amos Mccoy, OF Washington city, IL lectH-
ing In this city for the benefit OF soldiers' fami-
lies. BY Invitation Of his Exce1lency, Gov, Yates,
and other State officers and prominent citizens, On
Thursday erening he addressed large and highly
respectable audience In the Hall Of the House Of
Representatives. Subject: Rebellion against the
National Constitution which was rece1Yed with
most ilatte1ing APPRECIATION.
, 1864-05-16
FROM KENTUCKY.
Earncs& Call for 0,000 Troops tor 90
1k1tH.

LOUISVILLE, May 14.--Thc following dispatch
vas received ut midnight last night:
FRAxFoRT4 Ky., Nay 10.
- Editors OF the Loufesi]le journal:
"KentucEfAne to the reacuet 1Want II, 900 Elk
rnonthe' troops at once. Do not hesitate to come.
will 1caa you. Let ns help to finish this Waz and
Eave our Government.
{6iGned}, Tuos. E. BRAM1Er1E
Gov, Of KeQtucky.