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, 1864-09-07

CorPEnurAD IDEAS OF McCLELLAS.-Thc
Courier tes Etats Unis, q paper edited by an
alien, in the service OF tho French Empire,
sends up the following choice opinion Of
Mcclellan:
Mcclellan is really a new man. For more
than TWO years past ho has not taken part In
the inhuman war commenced By the Burn-
sides, the ucoEers aud the Shermans. His
name is not connected With any OF those
odious mcasurts Of the Administration; and
the first great violation Of the Constitution,
the Emancipation Proclamation, made him
fhtathe his awGrd. Obliged 10 fight, he has,
however, never sullied his name By any Of
those ezterminalDg and saVsgo expeditions
wbiLh have dishouortd Sherman, Fitzpatrick
and Butler. He belongs to that school Of
Generals Il bo can yet look upon the Confed-
erates as count1yuen, while most OF the
Generals now In the service hardly look uoon
them As human beings
, 1864-09-07
FROM SHEEIDAN'S ARMY,
The Buemy still In Front with no 1u-
xspt4un Of n ctFrAt1ug.

BALTIMORE, Sept GA epecia1 dispatch to BAL
tinora has been received dated Berrysille, Va,
Sept. 6. It says the enemy are still In sher'dan's
'front.' and as far as can be seen there are indi-
cations Of Ea1lys retreat up the valley at present.
The cavalry corps which left Rippun's Store on
Friday right has returned. having aecerts,ned that
the enemy was In strong force beyoudrhe Ope4uan
Recruits and conyaleseents from tho hospitals are
arriving In great numbers almost every day and
are being rapidly sent forward to the front. 1t Was
e1pected the enemy would have aetscked u in our
position at Ber1yvtlie yesterday, and preparation
3xaa made ut the eld hospital for the reception OF
nur wounded, but we we're disappointed sud your
correspondent holds to the opinion t3at tho enemy
have 10 ,dea Of aatumiac tho offensive bnt viii be
'S1s1 NV + YonK 1 sepi The Heraaa'. Bunker Rtu
Sn1,etpo1 dent 4th, ss5e: Gen Crook last night
wze attacked BY the enemy, but he repuisad hun.
We took lilo pTis6netf-
The Rtrala's correspondent With Aver!n, 9th,
writes: Yesterday. our opetAiioos On Shcrtdln's
nently successful. At aaoa: 1880 IN the morning,
L1u an'e division OF the rebel cavalty, then rein
forced to I've hEisades, attacked OFT llne, one mile
not,h & DEaStsTe On ths Mnsnsstet ne plke
The enemy was madaWtth gail1nttJ, but na gallant
tY repplsed, slthouEh We had only engaged por-
tion Q. the command, and the offensive party had
time Ea:ntaiued the defensive in order to allo~
tie enemy time TO develop his strength. We took
The o*nstxs aDd dIove soess &c. %h9e @ d!sislou Ht
woods, past their rie~pits md Iudely constructed
hrrastwerss, 1tstaIce Of nea1fy dve miles. Ar
1v1ne # this point the enemy S s1ttsmpted se make
h,s vro1e cavalry force to prevent from crossing
Nm c1ett, small strtam which crosaes tho piks
s% PssV NO s se da!.e e. asa
.s1 ~ episited. We charged the enemy with por-
RI tiopi Of Powers and schoonmstc1's bfigadss and
, 1864-09-07
OPENl: G TaE CaMpaIGN.''
fERMgET OPENS. ON THE PEACE
SEiEhKS, II .
She Elects ths Union Ticket by In
creased Majorities.
1.-THE Star that Never s ets4"
d Broadside from Little Delaware.
s. Row are you. DfcCle1aan."

MoN7FE11EE, Vt Sept. 6.-The annual election
for State odlcess took place to-day. Tho guberna-
to.a! e1dsdates are the same as last year, Gov.
Smith being voted By the Republican Un,onists,
md Hon Tim r. Redae1d by the Demo.
Gratis. The vote Is light. although some
what fuller than last year. Only partial
returns are received, but enough ia
known to indicate the election Of Union candi-
dates BY considerably larger na,orit1es than last
year. We hare the representative vote from forty
towns, and all return Union ren but two.
"Thc Bluo Hens Chickens seud bad egg
to Little Mac.
,Wun1koroS, DEL, Sept. Cat the municipal
election today, the Union men carried tn, city
By 45o majority, e!ectins every candidate In every
.
Ward
, 1864-09-07

John T. Stuart WAS noulInte3 for Reelection
from This {1he e.h) Congressional district.
, 1864-09-07
Co1FE1Cr OF AUTn0RaTx.
The Chicago Leayen Working.

Lou1sy111r, Ky, Tuesday. Sept 0-Genefa-
Ewing, commanding tha district Of Western heul
tccky, Issued an order On August 29th, requiring
Judges Of quarterly courts In each county to cAn
together The jur.es comprising the County Court
ard direct them to levy u sufficient hum: to arm,
mount anu Pay dity men raised within sueh
county. and maintain them n0tn further
orders, Waereupon Gov. B1aHletto, 3etterda5,
issued proclamation denying that E"1rg has any
civil or military authority for his order declsriHg
the order to be in fdero.Ation Of the laws Of Kcn.
tucky, and 10 be in conflict with the right and
ub<rty Of aloyat people. He therefore forbies the
{rstiee from making Any snch leYy Of taxes, aod
ellis upon Ill officers who favor the execution Of
ENlux's order, to 1ee!en.
, 1864-09-07

wepld have taken hit artillery hsl our mCn been
r., crd As It Was, the CT envy partly escsped cap
tyre b The srttI sesdent Ia ths ssti,a the lss
ca1laptrJ urotr II. ut. Col. Charles y. Eaphars
snd drove the enemy WIN wa charetns It the
tune. HavIur come upon the euemy's main forca.
re sk11mithed during the fest oi the day while
preparing for other mosemeLts
vision, Rbode's corps moved dosn 10 attack with
eitbtten pieces Of artillery. but fell back during
the night.
wounded snd many dead horse!: Hsvios passed
torEu the rebel loss Tssg large 1ompased nth our
own.
Pnr1ApF1pu1A, Tncedny, aept, CA epec11- to
the Dutttttn t,om Hasper's feIrr 9Th. says: An
wounded vae captured bS Mosry. The train beiog
without estors, Cspt. Blazer pur-ued the 1ebels.
snd re captured 60 horses aud + prisoners MaIof
Kellogg ii IT, l. Sd Ohio anu Dr. Shcltlng, OF the
S0th Ohio, are among the prisoners captured BY
Mosby.
There WAS no fighting at BcnJv1lIe on Sunday,
end there is NJ news from there to-day (a1ondaJ}.
, 1864-09-07

MR. pynhrrcra HnnSfurI an Mr. f11afu
inn,. MM1,,fnattnn-1 what xile ffetris
Thlnh OF Peace.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 8.-The Richmond Se"tlnet,
OF Saturday. es5e: Official adTtces hon General
Forrest, to the 1st inst-. have been received here
He says the enemy eVacuated the Memphis aud
Charleston Railroad mp TO Memphis, and tnat Yam"
lee troops aIe moving up tho alisslEs'fpi River
En- 1oH1 10 virginia ana missouri.
Gov. vance, OF NORM casoans' mas issaeo spto-
camauon. .oue1anR Hee pa1uoo 10 Tug "ans oo'
fc1tesS afEng III 'ne "ooos "no non.tane'
threatening inc eauenc psnaltles % LUZ ~" 70
those "oo are caugot, as We'll a. a.s'*: ~ tae13 a'u
e9e and aoe1sofs' iae9 are nua1eo aAe g"1lsS
felons.
The Sentinel, commenting On Inc Cnica1o nont'
nation, Gays: McC1el'an' VINO ~ab formerly os-
clded war man, Is represented to have gratcly
modified, Il indeed not abandoned, bis beltfgesent
ecntfncuts. The euppurt given him By 30 many
DECIDED nesee men lends strong confirmation to
tha -e,nr+ and not},inc would he essfer than for
..o =. -, ,spo' sas,....to,, -. 800. :.
McCleitan 70 1ecouc'e uettaeas1oa Aot peAeo Ii
the present state OF the question. due, "a he may
snnnose to the Lincoln uismanazement Of the
war, WIN a'n 'asl speoeaSe - iasul " va. ~
Mr. pendletons position, these Is no uncertainty.
Tie IA m ardent pcace msr and the fact tha: suchR
,.r 49, :on,n,n,tad IL .tronr nroof ta.t
1nan M40 -.a.1. ...t ~ ,-saoir. -..,a.+
MtCjtAahe pot'aoa caauas W "'oo,J 'aslau.s
Int violent, Two mouths viii close It, and dccid-
,nh,oh sh.1, ,nle perbans there are nm tuo nnb1c
"Aasn I. o.ss- s-..4as =. ..s,.os
men n tne uHlseo oMtes scpi'atsu ~ kses.ef
, 1864-09-07

The Richmond Sentinel on NC U1ef"
Jnnss what xhe Rebels
Think OF Peace.
, 1864-09-07

Politics In mlnneautR-t1I1ltar
Victory OvoF the 1Ld1RnH- r.

Especial Dispatch to the Chlcaeo Tribune-l
Sr. PAUL, TuEsDA1, Sept. i.
This week the democracy Is on tho rampage.
Their county Convention WAS held yesterday, and
tomorrow the State Electoral, Judicial and Con.
grcssional Conventions assemble hero. To NOR
row. night grand Mcclellan ratification meeting
Is to be held. The good news from Sherman con
tiuucs to make them feel melancholy, too,
Recruiting IL still brisk. and rome 900 men are
now probably enlisted under orr last cAn. The
recruits are hurried OF to the front fast as they
can be got. Ono company for our 4th regiment
Il # to-day, and thirty negroes fur Missouri reg,
1uent.
Lieut.. Col. John T. Ayerlu+ late Of the 9Th, aod
now Provoet Marshal Of this 6tate, has bee1 up.
pointed Colonel Of the 11th regiment
Advlcet from 6n11y's expedition msgnify the
importance and results OF bis victory over the
Sioux In Montana. HI burned their camps, with
all their provisions md properly.
, 1864-09-07

Treason in FennGYlVanfa.--RGc Of
Coppefhead TeaehIu@s. 3.

Especial Disp1tch to the Chicago Tslbune.l
Certain drafted men from Columbia comfy,
Penn aslssnia, and some Of the lo~er counties OF
New Yo4k haTs bcsn In thu mountains in thu
north part OF Columbia comfy On the head
natcrs Of Fishing Greek, where theya have
optnfy deaed both the civil and milI.arx-
authorities; they have been led to greater
lergtbs by copperhesd citizens Of that section
giving aid and encouragement. The sneurcents
are encamped IN grove In the 1nountaine, where
thcy have entrencbments, mounting two field
pieces, ard they nre eaId to be from e01 TO 500
string, md from their location it Will ba extreme
difficult to approach them with sufficient furee
to overcome their extremely stroug pos,tlon.
letter from an officer on .boa1d the United
States SIT amer Niaeaya, dated August Il, OF the
coaet OF France. state. that tho Geo1gts va. can.
tured ON the 18th OF August just outside Of IIs-
Lon, and that she had ealed for Borton. where
ebe was expected to arrive On or soon atter the
Goth. No further particulars are given in tho let
ter, though we eonn expect full details.
, 1864-09-07
The New York Union Convene
>. tim.


SYRACUSE, Sept. 6:-Nea1lg all the delegates to
tie Onion STATE Contention, which meets here
tomorrow, hsye atready arrived hut the number
Of outside asteIdsrcc is not 60 great as usual.
Several naroeB are mentioned for the nomtna-
tfon Of Goyerror-R. - l.. F-nton, General
Dig, Preston kiug' add, aud Lyman ~ TfsRa!n al
TN. seems r1ropgest being vel! backed
while a. military officer Of tho Government he
Gun support the Adm,nis ttaiton, thefs fs much OF
Its po ft1cal po Icy with which be- dlaere. New
York asafn appears with a double delegation. 1t
T. sntislp9tsd 'h>t there w be shsrP contest
p4rsy to secure MAORI J Of tho lew State Com.
mittee. There il hhesihoGd Of greater ntr,fe on
this point than upon candidates. Among the nota.
blsr pretent are. Thur.ow Weed, Horace
4. F. Andrews, LYMAN Tiemain. and e; othess
nom most sections or tue State. Gen. Dix has
n.ty adhercn.s, but some OF thote are chm n4inx,
Their action hcipe based upon rumor thst tele.
efam was received from him to-cfy positively rr-
'ustps to permit .tha use Of his name. "A latter,
sA1d to haYe been written by him to Isnac Sherman
u New fcsk, peDuing the baltimore nominations.
IS a'eo being made ase Of BY the friends Of tho
other caroidates. Il 10 alleged that In thi. letter
declining the Usc OF his D1no for the nomination
, 1864-09-07
The Campaign Opened With Bril-
liant Gathering.

BosToE, Sept 6-The first great gathering Of
the Presidential campaign took place in Faneu1l
Hall tonight The cali Was addressed to those
who defend the integrity Of the Republic, and
favor vigorous var as the only path to peaee At
an early bour the old hall Was packed ful and huE-
dreos were unable to gain admittance. Gov. Andrew
p1c-ided, and made stirring apeech. Senator
WIlsou addressed the meeting, being received with
much enthusla-E1.
Speeches from other gentlemen followed Al,
toeether it was & erear demonstration.
Among the speakers we're Stnator Sumner,
George sennott, Genero1 Butler and Ex-Governor
Boutwell,. A letter from Edward Everett was
read, strongly endorsing vigorous prosecution
Of the HAf.
, 1864-09-07
Qllifoao Qrtbnne.



TTIR n9sST CAM PAIN D0CUM UMKnT,
Lei ate Po1yGlot Democracy ~e1.e:k Tor them
belveA-
Will be !ssued ready for ocliSery in Eve days, In
nest pamphlet Of sixteen pages, concise com
pllation Of
GEMS OF TIE LATE CopPERHEAD CON
VEN TON III CHICAGO.
The tfeAannahlc and rcyouuonary utteranrea
OF the speakers, and s'mpBce of the spirit Of the
occaaloa, MuetrHsed NJ selections from vallandig-
ham, Coz, uanis. vict ii1a, aud Others Aiso the
:. PLATFORM or PEACE AND D1suNloN.
Let Union men circulate 1t Everywhere. cs,,e
-cia1ly
U-AMoNd our DoYs m TIE ARMY.-A
Ordc1s accompanied BY the cazh wiu bs filed In
tue order In Which ahey are received.
PRICE, TWO DOLLARS PER HUNDRED.
AddrcsF CmcAoo TRIBUNE COMPANY.
, 1864-09-07

81. Lou1z, Sept. 6-Gea. Roaeezans. being sat-
,sSfi tnat the citizens Of Cooper and Boone coun-
,bs. ThoSss s1s 9,esr
the 1ar onl1 " support of widowed mother and swo
.te1s I was fec.ut1J shot steamer 1slne At the
Wbsri 81 Boonville by g,Dg ,9 Ct 4 these villains
1nusi cifjzens al sud town Tor the benefit OF the
Tnother and sisters Of Waterman.
, 1864-09-07

KAn1rox. Ind. Sept 6-l0o guns wefe nseo On
Monday ev+utne IN topor OF our vjctorea.
Col. pu m, Netistant judge Advocate General
addressed large eopcoussc Of people. BE cou!dnI
tell the dinere e between ccss1uonIses ana aeees-
sionihtx
, 1864-09-07

greater than has bccn z:ustcrcd during any other
eEc day soa Icatl5 two yearr-
Tho subscriptions to the 7-30 ioNn reported to
the Treasury Department to-day amount to 6a58.'
90, Ytd to the 10 40 loan, $14o,go0. -. .
Abont $500 widows a1e roceivi0s penfions
under Laws passea With reference to the present
, 1864-09-07

New York Gold Market,
NEW TonK, Sept. 6.-Gola dull anu prices sus-
taiEed with difficulty. Opened at 242, ~ noon It
Vas c4015$, and at 2 p, M. eli.
, 1864-09-07
4 KlE CAPTURE OF FAFIANT IA
Full and Iatereet1&g Details.


Nn fnft
--,,.. ~
ao'a, ~ ~ -. ~ s..." s .,E ~ ..-
1sase4eu uaoea eoe p4"Aeeoeo ~ e3s4A1 eeeo1
e'd Auanta' 1ao"e n'"5 "He totA Ill AIuca@@
WILL oht ffaan nefet's nAag'ns on MS rear iae
btsd o1 LIS eoiomn "as ek1fm1saihs VIII me red
els 1ear Fayetts'il1c. some six miles from Jones'
boro. The debdDg around joneboro has been
verr Severn, md the enemy bae been rsut.d at Al,
rndrta. On the soth nil. tho 4tb and ssa orn
ttrrck the main line some dyo miles beyond East
Paint 1r,c,,on Nesnt,ne ,hc Arm3 of
w rsn.sss. .ra r,1n,,-.ss,. r.v.,.r
49,. tS,.n,t.,,,a .v,th A.. s,.n~; -.
80 t.h. s~.r.,,a ...., .,.o.-. .h. ps;.t -....
:. .-..-1. yona.r,-o 11s.-n,. 1r,h -. tns,e
,-.Lm-.
r. .asr1s ~ ~ III n,,". 49, Nv eat
~ 49, ~, 80 ,.',.' 49, 1e.s ..:.s sa.s.. 49,.
es,.,saa =. 1,r,,ta o. 49, .-,. -. ..,tt 49,
1zth m Iror.,s iao Tha 1a,n ans % c,-os fo,,n.
t,~ conrerHnn m. avtsnd,,., h.rent ~.
.sf-..a ~ - IT,, r. .-,.n co-,s srsn+ t.o
s,.1t T. ,-o,rbfr, sn,s ra1t nv 1,afo,a r. a,h+
histt .ltsensa'ns. .ua AsA' wy oe4ose tne 1'sns
aea ~. nanas r..at =. ~ 49,. ssIr.e w.
uoo' LIE eue-N3 oss - Va w 'osu soips'
anu were eeaoi ana lerola.Sv me-; Anele r.
peateos asssu1e "eso tepe'seu, Lucy !osins
fe'as' scn o, u m Jo,
eeae'al n4N.~ "o4ea' eoionot
.amr aA. .ss .s"s 49,. ~-u A.s No'vn
e'F' 1'''o's, ~ 49, ~ 49, PA-so1'o vs.
.'oes aeas 4,oVe .aA aA 49,, rouateu ~
eap N rhn ts,st ~. a.t. ~ 49,, ns...
s.&]. ~ n,r,sto. y hJrh cxntrrea fvo trina nrxt
morning. 1st seDte1uter. the l4th eorps marched
.,onc I'm Macon 1tne, destroying tho track for
.rer., miles. and abous o'clock took mp position
m the lcte Of the csth corus, which had now formed
III llEe OF bA1te- The enemy nad en-
trochcd themselves in front. The 14sh
cor1e was ordered to assault and
ca.rs it. Tie intHn1sy steadily advanced under
errcipg IRE Of uueket1y and artillery, and after
most desperate conflict ol foms two hours dura-
t.cn, euececded in driving the enemy from their
xorlp, capturing two halterie-. ore Loo1ais bat
.e.,-taken from US at the hattie Of
Chickamauea, 1ve erns-and smother Of fous
enus. several bat1le dars and large number OF
pri-one1s also took Gen. Given and his brig ade.
Ecp. Cummings, Of L. P. Lees Corps, was NOR
tally wounded. Il Is said an Arkansas brigade
was csptu1ed with Given. This. swells our list Of
uot,ou.r II to near 2,oa. Wbi1e the 18th Corp.
xas 1hus noLly eus.ced, the army oi Tennessee
.,a tho 1,h corns ere viz o1ous.v nress,nn thc
, 1864-09-07

-UrAnouAnrxns Anxr OF TIE PoToHAc, Sept
4-The rsbel pickets 1stuse to believe that AlaotA
has fnieu. They are very friendly lately. but have
usa .itn Js .oaS'p DaSis pFoSams.on
aaess anss nogS gEhey ba1 Eata6les they en 81
n t1or6 our men, giving erxsnhacks and tobacco il
exchange.
+ha .rtfra iine nntned md sa1uted the enemy for
m honr in honor Of tho fall Of Atlanta
Grn. Gibbons has been temporarily osai2 2ne4l to
fha rn1nnnud OF the 18Th Corps.
, 1864-09-07

BALTIMORE, Sept. 1.-THE Constitutional Con-
ycntlop completed ts labors and adjourned today.
The rev Constitution will be submitted to the
People on The 18th OF October.
, 1864-09-07

NEW York, 8tpt 6.-Tne CommeFcidTS Waah.
ington epeciai rays 1vc OF the officers Ut the Kear
earcr hare arrived thereto give evidence respect.
tre tho conduct Of the En- 1leh yacht Greyhound
A cunectipttd Nortn CaTohnlan, now here. say
the condition Of that State is terrible. The con.
kcE1pt1rH cn1rd and citizens shoot each othe,
daily. lie thiutB tho rebel home guard will be
bushwhscked cut Of existence soon.
, 1864-09-07
John mos.anss Cavalry aorprtsed
md Dcfcuted-morrunK Killed.

and Dcfeuted-MorrunK Killed.
CINCINNATI. Sept. 6>-The Commercial publishes
The following dIspstcb: =.
.kHoxv1l LIE. Tenn, Sept. 5.-The following OIL
clat telegram from Gen. Gl11em Has received early
this evening":
Bur1's GAr, Tenn. Sept. 4, 1854.
TO General Tilieaon:
Isnrpr1sed, defeated, and Ii led John Morgan at
GTeensi1ls this morning. The killed aze ecatteted
for pi'st aud bare hot yst ossn s1 e0ansed They
twen'y fire prisoners. Among those captured
we're Mo1gan's stat, with one piece Of artillery
and II catssou. Tho eLemy'a (uEcc oatuunbercd
ALyIH 8, GuLKH.
, 1864-09-07

'f,scIvr,r' Sent, B-Durin9 the storms On Sat
wiz nioht and Sunday morning about 1ve inches
NJ rau ie Nearly Ill the railroads. eentertng he1e
as Tain9s Sa9s sws ~ s5' .nd
tIrsns viii run on tina to-day.
The outstanding crops IN this nefRhborhood
, 1864-09-07

Centennial Commemcrntion.
PROVIDENCE, T. l.. Sept. a-Brown University
comnemorates Its oLe hupdredth anniversary to-
friends OF the college,
, 1864-09-07

Department OF 'yFeLt VirGInio.
NHw YonK, Sept G.--Thn New York Tr56nns,s
Washington special says: Major General Hunter
his bten relieved at his own request trnn the cum
mnua OF the Department Of Heet~ Virgins, and
brcyet Major General George Crook assign ID to
the command in his place.
, 1864-09-07
FROM THE ARMY 0E TIE
POTOMAC.

NEW yoHK, Sept. 5;1rhe Pc, waslins.on
Petersburg up to yesterday morning.
The rebels are erecting sInnR WoFas opposite
Cur position On the lett.
Tbe works On the Dutch Gap canal approaches
completion.
, 1864-09-07

Destructive Fire ut milwaukee.
MILWAUKEE, Sept. G.-The Black Warrior ware
houee WAS burned on Sunday Last, AID 20,co0
hnthel.s OF wheat destroyed. Loss 35o,0o9-iully
Insured.
, 1864-09-07

mpFe FroSia9on~ for II 1,o00-Gnly that
EuInb1r ot Tickets VIII be Sold.

Cars lesvr at -. N: and return at 4 D., n. This
rarttini ~ thaas who "a rD rsa ~" os'o
1he Chm Ba.ol i = genarns Esx England s:yle.
Fish Lhes nes. '.rssa uo1n. &C., Dc Co1d Pork md
aesps Go.1sa @ sgsI nao2 ToSxHs o. Gh1skens saEd;
sqrats Pies Pickles. Ice Cr.s1n, Ianonl1s, sea.
Coffee, &slous. fruits, C3xe. &c. &c.
Qnat Pt.c.tog Sab u, d1.; brief A1dsess. BY
tey. q. b. T1anJ and Other populAf iDenker1 IN tns
Grove en- the 1AK4 S1rfo- :.
aand viii attend tho Excursion. and pIaE during
II daT.
uousc Eep7. q3d7.et
, 1864-09-07

Rejoicing over our Late Vic
80 tories. g
A1nAxr, Sept. 6-By direction Of Gov. Soy
mour flags are display ed from all public buildings
and 100 guns nred AZ noon to-day IN honor Of tho
occupHtlon Of Atlanta By Gen Sherman's forces.
and victories OF admiral FaItsgut tho harbor Of
MnhilA.
, 1864-09-07
SHER1fAN'8 GREAT VIC.
TORY.
The Re bel loss s, 5,O0O-0ur Loss small.

NAeuvnLE, Sept. 6.-Ofcial dispatches from
loss In the battle at 3.G0u killed and wounded,
and 2NU pr,sonsr., and ten pieces Q! artillery.
Our 1osB Il trfning. Tha rebel Gen Hardee ls
atnoDg the killed, and also other General officers.
, 1864-09-07
PRIseIDENTEsL CAMPAIGN
Or 1e02.
Thion Congressional Executive COM
tnlAteE.

SEyArr-uon. r.. D Morgan. OF New York:
Hon, Jas. Marian, Of Iowa Hou L. u Morrill,, Of
ABaue.
HoueE OF FRrrnE.ESTAT1rEs-Uun. E. 3. Wash
bu1nc, Q! Illinois; lion. Il. b. Vao Valkenbsr2, of
New York; Hon. j. A. Garfield, OF Ohio; Eun. J.
G. Dlnine. of msine.
E. D Norcun. Ch41Fmao.
14e. Hhr1gn. Treasurer.
, 1864-09-07

The Union Mass Meeting u Splendid
success Grand Apeech by 1.eacr1l
Ue1r&by-The a.Fnlries Allyo 1or = fns
, 1864-09-07

rEARBORN SEMINARY Dsy
ect ocl fo1 Youpx Ladi y, 1T el 4 50 WahaaE
s1exue The p,nth year ri thu u.usu:oo epsns en
Moaeay. iht 18TH ot seEtsmbsr Tna ~ taIee ~, a.
can be obtained By addrx r. p1inc
pstyJ nnssIS1 H. VIZ net Principal.
, 1864-09-07

DORTABLE HAY PRESSES,
Improved PatteYnA. E8y Cutefs, Cider Presses
Tsea Ills, Kitchen Mills, Com Shsslars,
lm1Etsed ed n1assl!le4H 2 ITa{sah,ins = 11eea3nseSst e.,
~ renstSfuS WM. FIELDlHH CO.,
~ .nif. f.o;t3 EsW-14xnet 5e, IS 90 Wszt LAkn&t
, 1864-09-07
a BATTLE WITH WHEEL
E12'B IeAlDERS.

with tll1 hncnY ucaF Fra AnkllR-1
nA3's Nattle-The hebels Defeated
ana Kletxearln.-LosAcs, Atc.
, 1864-09-07

4 HOUSE WANTED BY A
IL caih p~3tra tc= ant, and II Euf ed. q permanent
t ntur. eo:ts,ntrg atEen y sleht 1ocrns IN ethsr
Div sion Of the CRY. fhs .amlty Of three mud no
cEllcrta. Acdrss1 Box 29s3, fei q38f-1t
HOUSES AND LOTS WANTED
L Wantsd 70 purchase seyrra1 Dwelling Houseb
and Lou IN the n.usb, Aat NORTH Divt.lons Of
,te tii9- Paraea lAelrg r1npe1ty for sale Will Go
EANuRL 4. BARGEvT.
Kesl Kstate Agent, No.4 Metrop -Atan Block.
, 1864-09-07

TK7EST CHICAGO LADIES'
w saA1HAEY-A.Boa1ding an4 Day School,
Re-0peued septem beF 12.
annr,ra,tt M can be made Of tho Principal st "a
wen Repde ph street, or address Miss c. a. GREGG,
+, fJ Bux 7ai4. Chtc1Ko, III.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-10

Be- The audience that assembled at
the Wigwam on Saturday evening we're
well entertained by Captain Klinck, who
was called out and made a speech of
over an hour in length. Albert LANCE,
ESQ, had been announced, but, as stated
in the Journal of Saturday, was una
voidably prevented from being here.
General VIM. Harrow was also IN
nounced, but the train that he came on
being delayed nearly two hours, the Gen
sral was belated so that when be reached
the Wigwam (Nhither he went without
his supper) the audience were gone and
the building closed. The Band and Gles
Club eheered the audience with their
harmonies- Over twelve hundred people
were present