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Especial Dispatchto to tho Chicago Hlh1ne.1
ST. PAUL, Saturday, Aug IL, 1864.
Dispatches were received by the Governor
yesterday from the military post at Mankato
that on Thursday purity Of thirty Indians
fred on two men, hnying In held, near
vernon, about t~enty-f1ve miles from Man
.keto, killing one, named Root, and Wound-
ing his son. The badly Of another man, sup
posed to have been Killed By them, was found.
Some alarm existed in the nelghborhood. aud
the people collected in stockade. 4 scout
reports that the raiding party consists Of
seven in all, and they had stolen eighteen
torses. Plunder is undoubtedly their object.
They have slipped through o. around our
lines, and will move oT asain rapidly. Gen.
sibley is sure they will be surrounded and
killed, as ample troops are In the region.
Maj. Clowney, commander Of the expedi-
tim to establish the site Of and erect Fort
Wadsworth, writes to Gen. Sibley, under
date Of August 3, that he has selected
the site, a finely watered and timbered local
ity, rear the Kettle Lakes, about half way
between Lake TEavcIse and James River
ard Dacotah Territory. The construction Of
the fort is being pushed rapidly, and the
health Of his command is good. Fort Wads~
worth will be one Of the most important
posts on this frontier.
Gen. sibley also received dispatches from
Col. Thomas yesterday, dated ut Fort Rice,
July 18. The expedition Of Gen. sn1ly was
to leave that post on the morning Of August
10, In southeasteely direction, for the
raiceys butts, where be expected to find four
hundred lodges Of hostile Sioux. Then they
will strike for Powder River, where it Is ru-
mo,ed force Of the savages are stationed.
Tue expedition will noT enter Wild and
hcetile region, and we will not have any
more communications from them for pcrhaps
three months.
Recruits arc coming in pretty fast 1t
seems as 1t most Of the districts will fill their
f,P,n
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lSpecia. Dispatch to the Chicago Tnbune.'
. CINCINNATI, Saturday. Anc IL.
Copperheads III different parts Of the 5tatc
nre calling draft meetings. One was held IN
Da, ton to day, at which IN effort WAS made
TO induce Vallandfgham to make speech,
but 1e refused. Other meetings Of the kind
will be held next week. Recruiting is going
Oh brtskly in the city, but no effort is being
made in the rurat districts to avert the draft,
The Peace Democracy are very much dis
Satisfied with McDonald'e speeches in 1ndl-
ans and say that he ought not to be elected
because he hesitates to announce himself for
peace and separation. 1t Is thought he will
buck ont Of his engagements with Morton
after next week.
Au~otfcer OF high1ank in fhe army Of the
Potomac arrived here today. He says
oflclal figures foot mp Gr4uts loss
in the campaign thus far at u,000 Killed,
10000 wounded, II, 600 prisoners. The rebel
:ozs three t1ths Of ours. he says it is known
positively that Hood has not been reinforced,
I'D that Lees fighting force does MT exceed
10000 men. He also asserts that hut for the
failure to cn1y out Grants orcers, Lee
would have been whipped on three different
occasions Hancock IL the only corps COM
1nander who has not blundered oace or
more,
Affairs are quiet in Kentucky. R:bal sym
pathizers arc still tlesing north ward II avoid
bapishment.
One of the clerks Of the Walnut Street
House, in this city, absconded lust night
with $4,000, belonging to an army beef
contractor, who bad just arrived from Nash
vile, and placed the funes in the hotel safe.
The police have been notified. It Is thought
he has gone towards Chicago. =
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teers, has already enlisted 122 men for his
regiment, and the prospect is good for Oh:
timing a full regiment during the present
month.
sT. LOUIS, August lS.-1nfornation from
the plains indicates concerted notion among
the Indians, and proportions for the most
extensive war ever Jet Waged agatnst the
whites. Rebels baye been among them dis
trlbuting gold. statitg t|at the Federal Con
crcts passed a bill depri}log them of their
land, lint the Yapkces intend to drive them
from the couptry. urging them to take up
arms, and that: the stuth would 'prat:ct
them and giye them the West tor their spe-
cial use. For several. months past tue Indi-
ans have been moving their Ia 1lllcs away
from the travelled routes, aud 1t IL very sell,
dom that apY OF them DcW are seen. Egerg-
thug leads to the belief that thu ludiaus arc
determined upon war, md that the deterni.
patton has been brougL Ltabout BY rebel eMis-
Gen, Curtis has returned to Fort Leayen-
wp1th after a.trip Of over I 500 Eales. New
stations have been established on The Santa
Fe and Smoky Hill reads, and everything
put in trim for vigorous movements against
the 1pdians. During the late rohberies by
theee Bavages, 200 horses were c,ptnred from
tic Goyernme cut, zoo irom the santa fe and
Kansas Stage Comrani' :, aud from citizens.
New YoRK, Aug 13.-rhe Rera!d'd Wash.
irgtou special says: The Commissioner Of
Indian Afairs Is informed by Gov. Evans, OF
Colorado, tbat he is satisfied that nearly ali
the Ipalan tribes Of the Western plains are
combined In Har against the Whites, aud
thst it will be tie largest Indian war this
country bns ever had extending from Ttxas
to the British Territories
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FROM ST. LOUIS.
4atere4ttn. malItnrY NcWs-PFo*pects
Of an extensive Indian "af-H"1aa1s
cal matterK~
|spec,al Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.1
+1nS

1sDectal Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.1
Sr. Lor1s, Saturday, Aug 49,
The rebel orgau, the Democratic Ffes PSssss,
has been revived, and Is worse than ever in
its outbursts Of disloyaltJ.
On Thnasaay SOUND under Lieut. a1c.
Williams, went to the house of Samuel Dill
lard. near Bear Greek, in Clark county. As
soon Us the boys approached the house two
men were seen running from 1t towards a
corn field. They we're commanded to halt,
but not obeying, were fired upon. One
proved to be Samuel billiard. who
was in the cang that assassfnatcd Lieutenant
Staples ard private Musseter; the other was
George Standiford, son Of the rebel shot at
Fasrmont last summer By the mil1tia, hsT-
Ing been condemned By court~E1artial :.
4 scare took place in Columbus few days
ago, occasioned BY the appearance Of Union
cavalry, mistaken for rebels, though they
camewithont any suspicious maneuvers. The
impression Was that they were bushWhsek.
ers. Business houses were closed with a
ros1 and men who hadn't rup before In forty
vears made the very best Of time. Some ran
n their homes, some dodged and hid, Others
,nshed to the Court House and were ready
to repel the supposed invasion, Of bush
| Whackers.
.James $. Matthew'S was arrested on The
! 1-o,, Mauntain Railroad, near DeSoto, = da1
ortEo ago, and while being sent to thk, city
~ Fr5ay list, attempted to escape and va!
slot dead ay the guard. ::
Col Wcia@rraycr: 41st hhsra-i yotru
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FROM sx4Ekm ANS ARMY.
DrosscsR Of 0perattona Before At.
lA1ata.

C1sc1NnA71, August ia special to the
C.am<,.&al, Gated Nashville 12th, says:
Pretty hard fighting occurred on Saturday,
Sunday atd Monday, Mt the front, hut no
general battle. The advantages are decided
II il ous favor. Losses not heavy oa either
side. Everything progressing fayorablY.
REBEL. DISPATCHES.
WASHINGTON, August 12.-The following
DISPATCHES are contained III recent Richmond
papt1s:
Ar1AxrA. Aug. 5.-The enenv have been unu-
,nsly active during the past sixteen nours. About
.,S1ock YESTERDAY afternoon. q heayJ assault was
made upor1 the works held by our sEtrntthefa
nnon tie extreme lett. After some eiabhorn 6sht-
,nr they euccceted In ginning possession OF tne
n0f,tton, but were subsequently driven ilom u.
md our lines were recetabisbed. About III o clock
lat night, an assault WEE Lisp made on on skH
trr1ne leff: bnt the movement, having been antca'
uaI,o, eealted in complete failnre brtsk ekir~
1nishlrr continued throughout the n1ght up TO the
nref ent time Our loss In both AFFAIRS ls fnslsnin
rant There was comparative quiet In the clty 'ast
ricbt. But few shells were thrown, resatlns u
no damaPe.
ArxAsrA. Ancuet lion. J: 4. Seldom; Ths
cn..nr made two aesaults to-day on Finlyfs and
fess,s, hricales Of Bates diVts on Of Lees corps
,n.a ,n ~ thrsn. ]. 3. HOOP, General.
wv yoRK August 12.-The Macon tGn) 7tk-
7,or1 III Ire date notices the departure Of 600
1n{,ia f,p that place for Atlanta and sats itSe
number will Ienre daily for Week: IaH ,, 9aa.e @
1roo7e IRE under Gen. G. ". Smith, and will 1orm
~ a5nah s1S ap 't.o'ambA g. c. papers reotce
that lie rebel army has at last made slaoo. ~
| anmar relfeyei al the panic caused among the
people while Johnstm was falling back
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VOLUME XVIII.

Unitcd States, Us has been the case by the
Michigan Central and Great Western Rail
ways, win be treated precisel ) as 1t has been
heretofore. Persons having their baggage
checked in this city to any point East viii
meet with no interruption or trouble what
ever. The road guarantees its sate delivery
to the point to which It is checked. The
process is and will be very simple and safe.
When the baggage reaches Detroit it is con
yeJed across the river under the eye Of a
Custom House officer. 1t is then put iato
close car, the railrosd officer puts one pad
lock on the car, and the Custom House Of
dcer another, each keeping his kci. When
the baggage car reaches the east side Of 8us-
pension Bridge, another agent Of the road,
snd a Custom Houee officer, each having
duplicate OF the Detroit key, ol,cps the car,
and the baggage is transferred to the New
York Central Road, without anS Interrupt
tion or examination whatever. Everything
is inst as free from examination or aunoY-
auce es by any other Eaetern line. People
preferripg to gc by the Canada route need
have 10 ftass in this respect. r..
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AU0TA or COOK COUNTY,

- Our Springfield dispatch Saturday morn
,.g, placing the. deficit Of Cook county at
d.020 nsep, took every one By surprise, and
crtaied something Of = "panic.' ~ as nobody
dad anticipated any such figures. But as
people tcnan to inquire and reflect, it was
srcu that the alleged deficit could not be
possible. We tcl'graphed to our Springfield
1e,,orts for An explanation, calling his at
t utiou to tue TACT that On the s2sd of N arch,
1s64, Provost Marshal General Fry 'acnounc-
cd that this Congressional district was cred
::ed NTH an eac>ss Of s, ,0sG meu oser a1I calls.
Tic replied as follows:
Srn1NoY1ELD, Aug, 134p m.
Ediso.e Tribune:
The credit os ,0s6 On March ed, 1884, did no. in-
tlude 1t.e cali Of 100 t46 Of March H. 1.i. Tnere
3,As Alt.e heeu great increase OF pOpulAtlon be-
7weea the two enroftmente. There IL yft to he
1aA en- OFT nf thc 9a0 eome 500 whlte aut coIored
t'anlee nnu eullstmente slnce Ju!y Isl.
This cxrleustiou' doe. not cover the case
There is 4" colored person in the fence''
somewhere.
Gcn- Fry stated, officially, that on March
2S, 1861, Il;luois had au Exc GO over al culs
m TO til date of30 $50 mcn. Tnis Included
the 10000 mcn Of the 14tu March call
The excess Of each district he stated to be
le fOflONa:
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THE VERY LATEST.
MONDAY. 4OCLOCf 4, II
NEWS FROM GRANT.
SHERMAN AND
FARRAGUT.
Operations in Virginia---Ru-
mors and Reports---Far-
ragut's Brilliant Ma
val Victory,
The plRATE 1AILAAAS-
SEE...HER FURTHER
DEPREQATSQNS.
Highly Interesting Summary Of News
from Rebel sources,


; Especial Di'pstch to the Chicago Trsbune.1
WASHINGTON, Sunday. aas: II.
we nave the oe"t:"f; Of August ~ and Au-
gust H. limit OF tne Aotn tfeats Inc 4acs-
tion whe'ner me pirate semmes ana those
OF DIS men carfed'on oy the Ensllsn vessel
DeerAound are our prisoners OF Wal: In an
editorial OF column and hall IN length 1t
says, the decision o1 the NAVY Departments
that they are 1s simply absurd, and It pre-
diets that nothing will ever come OF It, The
paper has lengthy account Of the exchange
Of officers Mt Charleston. The 1adies OF that
city presented beautiful sword to Gen. Ed
ward Johnson, and he made speech. jeff.
Thompson, the 9wamp-Fox Of Missouri, as
the S<nfi,sd calls hin, also spoke, and the
VARIOUS officers were generally entertained
by the citizene.
The Sentinel Of tho Filth has two columns
of editorial on conservatism and radicalism,
in which 1t argues thnt var Is a conflict be-
tween these ideas, and thut the people of tue
Confederacy arc the only people In the
world who are contented with their pol!tf,
cal, social, and religious institutions.
The reb:l papers have heard reports Of
Ave1til's victory over aicCaus1and and john
eop at Moorde1d, but BaY 1t Is little affair,
aud remark that everything :is going On we'll
In the valley.
They ure disgusted, With news from Mo-
bile, hut will refrain ffoW comment until
'nsther particulars are known.
At Petersburg they believe Grant Is send
ing considerable bodies Of troops down the
Jamts River, mud wonder where they are 20
pu!s to. They are rFe3IT puzzled over tF3-
'nenoous explosion, that or the ordnance
ooat - clts ROM. una oehese thas efaut Is
o'o" NY =, ~ W. -. n.e o"a ~ 4ollo. D.,
~ a',In.a .,'a -e1e4 y. tue wv sa,n 4ae.
''Eus p"u tn'a mins "eio ls=ssu "1tnou' ~
"'' .,, st.ons W ~. pale ~ sue .au
nses' ~ nao. ''o a'epos ~ sAteno
3he'1 r'ens "ln& Toward 1ne campoento"n
soad.
4 Mobile telegram says that on me night
oi tne OH aso4alef tfaln ran INTO lana e!loe
uet"sen tollara anu nIoh,e anu k'!leo
IL ano "ounaeo o. o' 1ae 'st .al'''ss'ppl oat'
'a..ou - al'n'e..'
LUG ioeat eo1aWns y. t"e pape'a n4ss IT
W. " NV , ..s- - 49, -."~ Tss ..s aa1 w.
r'ase ioi ueas3 1oo'.5. ~, 1H4. e se a1 n4oes
49, s,eso ~ tssasnast..,"n "o>'
T. "a stated ,hat tha Gra,id Jnry will hiring
- a,'a,,, ,ssr.ntv.nra inai,.t,ner,s f,r t.an;n,,
,a,..honfa annnt n hnpdrcd Ynn1ce nj,
ill., wh;tc and h1.ck mostlv wonnded at
E,cl.n,nnd on Tuesday Iost were AM IN
i ihhv nrfzon Fron, the newa co,nnra ~
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FROM 3KEW ORLEANS

New YorK, Aug. 1s.-Thc. Hera'ds New
Orleans correspondent Of the 9th. says; :, - Ma-
ior Remington, commanding the 1ldh new as
York cavalry. opposite Dona1dscnVtlle, vas
attack ed On the 5th, Int succeeded IN cut
ting bis way through with slight 1oss' e.
celt from 10 to 60 sick men. At last accpants
be had concentrated his force, escaping at
another point near Doya1s.
The gnnboat expedition up Grand Lake, on
the a6th nltfmo, was success. It destroyed
o large number Of flat hoats, and captured
many smsll arms and accoutrements. and
the next day drstroyedtwo "a r mills and
t8o boat loads Of valuable lumber
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CHICAGO. MONDAY, AUGUST Is, l864.

Hartford Wnlch attempted to run TIER duWD,
when the Metacomot, also on the same er
rand, co1ltdcd NTH the Hartford. The Ten
neisee ran out white Tag. She lost three
men, and Farragut is probably using her as
ono Of his t1eet, she not being greatly dam
aged. The Tecumseh WIS sunk by = torpedo
and, 1t is thought, can be nused. Only
ten Of her crew are known to be saved.
The gunboat Oneida had shell explode
in her boiler, eca1ding thirty Of her men,
+: Buchanan, the rebel admiral is not expect
ed to live.
Lieut.. Comstock, commanding the rebel
gunboat' Selma, Vas killed, and his crew
nearly sll killed.
The loss on the Hartford Is twenty three
killed and torty-three wounded. Our loss
~as two hundred aId forty three killed and
Wounded, including Capt. Craven and some
Of his crew.
Fort Powell wins blown up on the night of
the 9th. Troops have been landed, and were
at the forts On Friday night.
Tie loss to the rebels was unknown.
All our 1est are inside Of the rebel obstruc-
tlnue. :; -
NAsn1sG1os, August 1.-THE Richmond
Examiner has the following;
Mon11e, August Q, 1861.
Hon. 8. E. Mallory, Secretary Of the Navy
The enemy steamed in through the m lin
entrance With four monitors and sixteen
BY Captain Craven, sunk with nearly aIl
her. crew. The Richmond, Hartford and
Brooklyn, in line Of battle, followed By the
remainder OF the fleet, pushed Dy Fort Nor
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ae foll0Es +:
III -

II Will Ut 6bEn Luat LIE GACt9e ~ ~1eN
j. ws,c teau double that Of any other dis
1rict How happlns II tteu that our district
j. now ip arrears close npon one.third Of Tie
cltirc trast:
Atjutaut General Fuller las secured fur
.4hcr credit OF 5000 men, heretofore not al~
lowed. making the total credit Of the State
4,revious to July LIT, 1861, in round numbers
IF Sc. 900 men, leaving deficit Of 18,1a2.
The enrolment Of Cook county is nearly
,,ne tcpth Of the State. Our equal share Of
9he croolt should be 8, GOO men, but our ac-
.1ual credit is 50S6, Or 1,435 more men in
proportion than the average OF other ols-
1.,cis. II Cook County must raise one.
.4cuth of the soldiers now called. for, her
s1nre wtu1d be LEGO men. Bnt the books
OF Gen Fry, at Washington, show that she
Is largely ehcad Of the other districts, and
consequently her quota OF the presen'
call would be less than / GOO men. We Art
1warc that AdJrtaut General Fn1ler's book
do not give this county 60 large credit as dt
the records in Washington; but We presume
that our people will insist on going by tn
records at the National Capital, kept By thE
7,ead of the Conecriptioh Bureau.
MEANWHILE, we sueges: that the Board o
r,aerv;sors lose no time In ascert aiming th
.rnth in respect to the deficit Of Cook coun
~ makina the same officially known
rita county stands ready to honor al jns
mn enn,taf1o drafts on her loyalty, but sh
is not quite prepared 10 pay othet people
3,bte. All our citizens want Is 1a11 pay al
no lhyors.
, 1864-08-15

ccut, On the whole valuation Of property, while
our debt II HouId amount, Ven II the war were pro-
Mr. Co1tax concluded By aludng to 1he soldiers.
h:aFe and heroic on the battlefield, but Drawer
AID more heroic It'll In roEded hospitals.
nansaed By rebel bullets and sldeling on beds Of
psfnt From not one Of them would yoa hear the
appeal to surrender the sacred cause for which
theJ have suffered SO much but they would apneal
World that you appreciate their endeaEofs, and
that yonr uns}ierable tesolyc iF:
We will tght till the triumph IL wop.
Til tht States TORN the realm Of the Union.
IS the etars form the realm Of the eun.
TIE meeting adjourned with three caeers for
..scbnyltr," three for ''0Id Abe and Andy" thrce
snd t'se the eaTe o.
affair. BOB.
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Rumcfed Rebel Reinforcement at
Axlnnta-T< XAB and Lower rNlsstssSP-
nj NeWN,

CAIRO, Aug. 14.-By the steamer Oriole.
Erom New Orle1ns 7th, We learn that re-
ports, through rebel snurces, say:
Beaureear0. With 10000 men, has been
s. ut TO Atlanta
:, All Western Texas, Brownsville included,
Bruzos Island, and small force left on the
frontier under Col. Day.
The rebels here are greatly excited over
Mobile news.
The Mobile M,r, Of the 18th ult. boasts Of
the hanging Of two colored soldiers and a
cotton Spectator near Ticksburg hY Whit
taker's guerri1lsH. a number more Union
prisoners recently exchanged have arrived,
, 1864-08-15
FROM VALPARAISO, I<D.

Devotion Of hi+ Constituents to Hon.
=. huy}cF CDilnK-A 5egx Wards about
Hon lsav1d rpic-Charnctcrthttcs
~ mr.. C*ttf%1-Arrlral ut Yalpa ra1~o
His REceptfon-a His Remafks-
fluxg they were kkNcelVcd. :
, 1864-08-15

: A dispatch under the above head appeared
tp sur isepe Of Saturday morning. from
Washington, sent by the Associsteo t!ess, @
which, II not explained, will convey ia,ec
Impression. md do injustice to two popsa,n
Ral1roaa lines. Baggage passing from tne
United Statcs into Canada and again irto 1hc
, 1864-08-15
U, s. CHRISTIAN Commission,
Hen. Sthn.1er Colfa1 At Bryan nalt-.-Work.
Ing for the oofdlers.-Oar Duty II The
Defenders Of the EnIsn.

1oe auaouneemtnt tnat the Aoh. ocau51cs Cot-
toc-,ter An ovf,rhe1,n1nr ennrnn,xe ~ 7,.ani.
- .,,.h1 .'a e... 49, ss@.t, ~ t~oF..
Ie's ~ esana..o aoe e'ea e'e1y P1ss1osc spsGe "as
and not spot where foothold could be obtained
was LETT unoccupied.
The meeting was opened BY singing the hymn
my conntry, It's Of thee, which was rendered IN
beautiful stsic. -
A psalm was rcad, and q feryept nrarer offered
by kev. Mr. Nelson, oi 81. Louis. iS Iite. Will Thicb
etr,. =. T,rJe- s;iiea thn .rd1"n.. ,i,n ~ ~ t
cn.n. - "AA's1 VIC A""'eAse Join'a IL tae
,nnt,t onsacm3s 1,r h ss1a - II saoaa
th,h - ~ - ,.1 t ~ ~ ia ~ speaA ua
~ srfTer,y ~ ~. u'n H. IN
aoD. 70 theee who, Ike lin. eynpas6i1sd si Wish it
taem; ta ~ az apUos5 mae , uesuet. iae oaal-
s,.,, a1e5 IN. ~ cat nte @ 70 o9t
Believed il its eoncep.ion. tue work 81 Cod "t hi
To II Wso%e :a. cosaia, @ support. Ihe Christian
tie dyins sold's9 bst 70 so 6e@ hat tem
the son Of tod eane 70 eas - not oa!y erouht
miracalontly fed the hungry, gate siSht to tic
b lid ea:s 8 to the deaf, and health to tie iut1rm
1t te jnet to follow his c1ample. Ann what,
moue,! what arc these pecuniaEs SACRIFICES
compared to those which coz noble eoldlesa have
endured They have eacFtdcec tic q home and
reteIans q Nar.ieon. anfled themselves aTai9st
n!setnh: 5srnsaues ana snous.pE e!ol1oasiF ioI
Chion aaa idiar s,'a o 1eaaa' 1at
Nai LIZ so.uac1 4uTG9e 8 ar4 tutets tuose t"ln
ANGELS 81 mercy, te Y. =; Christian Commission.
~ ~ @ .: uAa 1a tnn u. nlLnstet 70
& ns 1s.uf s - "., ,t anI - H., ~ =! tute
io1e Ti' Ell! mecPiuS l" ns sttiiAeo asaIta:
ne>ss -; 1ns, uoae 'ae FzeA;ess
= = y sis - tu.s 7+ u9uN ~ W.T. 9ou n!ess
tne nneels u@. ~ peA ~ s1' 1ue nana t9at sasn-
so nnse ~ i, III ~ zen
eas tnra s .. "A1 ~ ~ LIZ sP.eaa mieston q
Goo n4a hnH1an1ty. 5 ne Ainazon Hho He9t :o.th
cni ,heis aos1ne tresees to Teaqs into hs1;nvs
,hsi, 3asl*'n.1s xs5s Ioble bat our own laales
ns spsanef p7id hSh f1l9ate to NJ
mission: n;.:a :.,..: n.1,....
.h Gp,n;aeian b.~a ~" s. .E.i. e;eA.s VI
t1G n. ,ha'. e W. an cnaotn inmSt.
~ eath ~. ILL., ms
sh14 haxs daae nus nr 2; noHsa5 aaa
more % II i1eg r. are & &enppnso WIN m1tn aoequase meaus.
~ couu.4 Aoo uonc ~ tuucA !gs Hs solale1e as
4he 4te ~ I,e mef a4tsr5 atti - @ nat
Wei .rc ts 1Iio+ u9ae. ana nsa equao-
fcas a ladn ,n,S nn &c ~ " nom
hbo en'9es ts, Hauaons taILc teil .! aefaeta'
oa an9 ~ LILY nc asenss o. me san.
Naty Cuanssi9n. ano tnelf tenaes mtnistFatio9t
yast recruiting aeency: Eyesy hour i IL adding
1ete!sns to"as .a a1.av y satLEs taem iloM dsto
ara 1Hac1nG mem ass1n On urty. tns:ead o. follow
anE tnea y tte mumea ol91i 70 Tue CITY
% re Tue tnaaes .. to tnf6e Ere:
MstIns'eii: r. y aSaaaseu " " no Mot1se o. NJ
thh1.its. has saveo thousands OF yete:aus ffom
drad3n, @em nnt 1oF tnem wo1a aow e slse 5las n
- ut1f E1aftf. u efe1F Euou VOTE Were SOL
dterr sorrow. c3n be a.suaced the5 y.erer been
krt mo+t, At Petersburg our wounded soldiers
~e1c daily dung tom the heat and duet. *hlch
vac dfeadloity kf1nlnE. Something must be doae.
, 1864-08-15
prIuterss strike in New York.

Printers. strike in New York.
NEW YoAK, Aug. 1S.-To-d y all the men-
bers Of the typographical Onion are on
strike for scale Of sixty cents per thousand
ems for pleht work. Trouble vas caused oY
cente. The printers in the Tribune cft1ce LETT
because The publication Of this advertisement
was iusisted On. The compositors in the
IT. e. objected to it, publication and it WAS
suppressed. The Herald Inserted 1t With N
| advertisement following it from the Typo.
| graphical Union. cautioning the printers OF
| olher p.scte against coming to the city
| new York. A1.. 13.-Thc Conun<rrial says
il il reported that there is probability OF =
compromise between the printers and thei1
employers being effected so-aay.