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The unlon Club Will commence series OF perl"
odical Campaign Meetings on Tuesday evening"
July 18th, at Metropolitan Hall.
Hon. s. r. Aoulton, Union candidate for Con-
gress at large, heretofore one Of the leading Dem
ocnts ot the Southern mart Of the State, but eace
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And 1sost Of the f1ea'dea''al ELECTORS o. tne
: State, and the Central Committee.
The LumbaEd'e arc expected to be present and
cn1iven tho occaeion with come patriotic sones
which In times OF yose reused the boys to action
:. ard victory.
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Nearly the entire rebel army has
crossed the river and Johnston Is endeavor-
ing to make a stand upon the tarther side.
His prospects, OF doing SO with amy degree
OF success are materially weakened By the
1apidity with which Sherman has followed
him up. 1t is valuable result of Ills flank
movement that he has bagged two thousand
greybncka- At every move OF sherman'a
upon the board Johnston loses piece. The
cbeckmate ia impending.
The whole loyal community Of Chicago
will be PANIED to learn that Colonel FRANZ
SHERMAN, Of the ssth Illinois regiment, and
Chief of Gen. Howard's staff, was captured
while upon reconnaissance with hla order
II sergeant Passmore. We have no detail.
Of this Unfortunate affair. Col Sherman ha
madc Tor himself and his gallant regiment
brilliant reputation us an uncomPromis}ng
patriot and gallant soldier. All Of his cncr
gies were devoted to the Union. No politi
cal or sordid nlotives influenced him in his
course Like true soldier hc
knew no compromise or truce
with rebels, and was heartily in