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, 1864-07-28
FROM SPRINGFIELD.
ntsturhanccs from Rebel Sympathi-
zcrs-EeucrAl StAte News.

cgpecsl Dispatch to the Chicago 7E1bune1
6r1NUF1ELp, ILL.,, Wednesday, july n.
It was from Ramsey, Fayette county, taat
the deputation Of citizens arrived yes
terday, They called on the Governor to-day
and represented that they had fed from their
homes, which were subsequently visited by
a hand Of rebels, under command of two
men, said to be a rebel Colonel and Lteuten'
ant Colonel
These men drew pistols on their Wiyes,>
and demanded all arms and anmu-
nition, on penalty Of having the wo-
men huug, They robbed the houses
of all the arms they containsd. They said
theT had band of 5000 men In the State,
armed and equipped, and that they intended
rayaeine Illinois, as the South had been
ravn9ed. They also stated that holding as
thev= did commissions in the rebel army,
they could only be streated, If captured, as
nrtsouers of war. Some OF the band are
thought to be from Arkansas They are en-
camped in the country to the number Of one
hundred and fifty:
Robert P. officer was nominated Tonight
as the Union candidate for Alderman. Elec-
t,on tomorrow, The Democratic primary
meetings for county officers are in progress
to.nicht. The contest is between Lanphier,
late Of the Rgist1, and Joe Perkins, formerly
Sheriff, for County Clerk. As all the Irish
| are voting for lanphier he will probably get
| It.
Col. Coates, of tue 11th infantry, arrived
from vicksburg to-day. r:
| .st.Epe, John Moore, KnspP Eden and jim
, 1864-07-28
FROM ST. LOUIS.
Ihe Guerilla Tvnr in nIissour1-Latest
JnxeIilEcnce-Promp Federal Ac-

}
Inse1il.cnce--ProMp Federal Acc
t1oD.
ST.. LOUIS, July 27.-Guesi]las burned the
roilroad property between shelbina and
Labeton, on the Hannibal aud st. Joseph
ruilroad yesterday; also b1ock-houses, and
water tapks at Salt River, and bridge oyer
that stream, They robbed citizens promis~
cuously, plundering stores Of both friends
and foes alike. The band number tWo hun
bal yesterday, and we're at Salt Lake Bridge
lust night. The damage to tbs railroad pro-
perty, aud the value Of p1under they se~
cured is not aacerta1ned, but the
latter must have been considerable,
as merchants had large stocks on hand.
shipped into Missouri IN trunks, one or two
OF which were broken in transit at Quincy,
and realized considerable amounts OF buck
shot and other ammunition.
Gen. Fisk to-day ordered an assessment
upon dis1oyalists In shelby and Monroe
counties, sufficient to cover all damages to
the railroad and loyal people, and 1t rin be
The same rule will be strictly enforced Oh
nil Of the Eail1oad lines In that district.
Gen. Fisk has.r ceired authority to recruit
four regiuents Of twelve months volunteers
- 4 laree force lett St. 10 to-day BY order Of
Col. Dsyis, for below. Every bridge on the
Hannibal j, st. 10 railroad is strongly guard
ed. Fisk's militia are doing thoroug work.
Every brush patch in Platte, Clay and other
rebellious counties are being vigorously
searched for bushwhaekers-
Thornton IL said to have dIsba0ded bis
men. telling them 1t was impossible to cross
tue Missouri river. and that as the Federnl
forces are closing in around Them from all
sides. thew would be destroyed If kept to-
gether. No large bands Of matauders having
Been heard Of for several days, gives color to
Genersi Curtis, at Fort Leavenworth, is
actively prepa'ing expeditions against the
Indians On the plains, who have recently
committed many depredntion3 on trains aud
Government property.
Genery1 Blunt has been put in command Of
the threatened region, Intending Forts Reilly.
once. The State militia VIII probably be
called out Of this service. These 1adian
troubles have been caused by rebel emissar-
les and Copperhead emigration which bas
coue to Idaho to escape the draft. 4 new
poat will be established at Walnut Creek. on
the satta Fc road, to be called Fort z,rlah,
in memory Of Major H. z. Curtis, son Of
Gen. Curtis, murdered by Quantrel's ban
31tti in Lower Eansas last sumner.
The Democrats Fort LeaVenworth special
eays: The Indians have attacked cur traiEs
md destroyed large amount Of stored on
the Santa Fe road. General Curtis has hut a
s1nsu force IN that region, but Ia raiasng
Indian attack has created distruat IN Upper
Arkansas. including Forts REILLY and Larned.
Colonel Ii ODDS has been assigned 20 General
Blunt's command, who leaves for the field At
once. Defenelve movements ate being mp
Qu1xcY, Illinois, "Wednesday July
s7.th-p!eFatehes from the Hannibal
, 1864-07-28

Aspects Of the Political Campaign.

Especial Dlsps!ch to the Chicago Tr1eune.'
CNcENAr1, Wednesday, Iu}y 27th. 1851
Political matters are getting uyely in In
data. Gov. Morton made an excellent
speech to-day, at Greencastle, in reply to one
made by Mr. Mcdonald, Z week ago, at this
place. Mcdonald is East at present. He
will return In few days, when Morton will
call upon him to stump the State with him,
and force him to define his position. He
has been trying to hold back till after the
Cbjcago Convention. Milllsan, an avowed
eecessionist, will be put upon the Democratic
State ticket for Lieutenant Governor, iu
place Of Turpte, who has Withdrawn to run
tor Congress against Co lux. Turplc's Coa-
efcseioDal nomination was made at VAL
psraiso. on an unconditional peace platform,
Notwithstanding he was the only war uan
in the State Convention, and made q war
speech there.
Vim. 8. Holman was defeated for the Dcmo-
csatic nomination n the Gscensburgh Dis
trict, yesterday, By DR.. Berry, rebel sympa.
thizer. Holman was wrongfnl]y suspected
OF being opposed to secession.
, 1864-07-28
FROM CuNCINNA III.
|atters in Kentucky-11lftary News.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trlbune-1
CEcHsAr1. Wednesday, July 81.
All is quiet In Kentucky. We hear no more
Of raids, and under Gen. Burbtidge's admin
istration it is not likely any will be carried
very lar. He has made good arrangements
Tor nippiug them in the bud here4fter.
Negro recruiting Is going on rapidly in
Kentucky. Both the loyal and disloyal are
sending their darkies to the recruiting Offices.
They regard it as their only chance for COM
pensated emancipation.
Recruiting Is going on so well hero that
there is 20 doubt VIC can rutse our quota
without draft, but 1t will be imposing ~
unfair burden upon loyal men to do so. TIE
peace crowd have signiael their Intention to
resist the draft, mud there is disposition to
show them how 1t will work.
C1ScHNA71, Wednesday, July N.-Fhe re-
mains of Gen. Mcpherson arrived here on
tie mail boat from Louisvllfe at b o'clock
tbts morning, and were escorted by portion
of tile 18th regulars and the military Of the
CITY to the B11net House, where the body Is
now living in state. 1t will leave at o'clock
in the afternoon for Clyde, Ohio.
, 1864-07-28

$50 yesterday afternoon, showing two lines,
about a5 600. strong, the commands OF Elf;Y
and Breckenridge being joined by Morgan's
cavalry. and all under Hill.
HAGERsrows, Nd, Wednesday, july IT,
kre. Lantry. Naver]y House. Chicago:
Colonel Mulligan and Lieutenant Nugent
are wounded, and in the hands ofthe enemy:
Mre. Mulligan aud Lieutenant Russell went
@''o Wv ~ s. $. ALLEN.
New ToRK, Wednesday, July 27:-TAe N.
7. I'll, es' Baltimore correspondent says;
{. No apprehensions seems to be entertatnea
that the rebels will demonstrate towards
Washington or Baltimore this time. General
Crook says the force which attacked him
pear Winchester, on sundny, Was greatly Gu
pcrior to his. They showeda a front Of four
miles, overlapping hfm on both wings, and
could easily have enveloped him If he had not
retreated. It Is feared that Colonel Mullsgap
is killed, but the reports Of the capture OF
death Of Generals Crook or Ayerlil, Is na-
founded.
An.eriear. Today says; "fhere Is no conflr-
nation of the report that the rebels re.enter-
cd Martinsburg by way OF sharpsbnr1 or
It is bardly possible that Early will coma
in this direction, az he must be aware he Will
encounter some very different troops from the
broEen-do"n column of Hunter.
BA1T1NonE, "Wednesday, july. H.1Har-
per's Ferry is still LII cur possession. There
has been no attack on that point as yet. The
rtbe1s are believed not to have entered Mary
lnnd get
a scout who left Martinsburg at o'clock
Inst night, aud, crossing at Shepardstown,
arrived here this morning, reports heaTy
sklrnl'sbing at Marlinsburg betWeen Crooks
forces and the rebels under Brcckintidge, on
Monday, up to p, m- Our forces fell back
70 + nf f{,o Dat
burg to Wil1iamsport, but the rebels eylnced
no Intention Of crossing, aud refugees from
Washington md other western counties were
returning to their homes. It was generally
supposed that the object Of the rebels was
to Keep our forces oft Of the valley while
they gathered in the harvest. Later reports
assert that VIC have reoccupied Marttnsburg.
sued orders for the Immediate enrolling o,
I'LL the atle-bodied colored men in this city
directtHg that they lie forthwith organizel
into companies and regiments, and armed
and equipped. They are to be drilled and
furnished with arms. The officers ore to be
constitute part Of the special military de-
fense Of the city. The order warns disloya1
masters and employers not to interfere with
the execution of these orders.
Tie Union Leaguers are also actively en-
gagged in perfecting their military orsaniza.
lion.
The ordtr restricting the press here from
publishing anything relative to rebel move.
Tnents is still In force, much to the perplex-
i.y Of editors who do not appear to appre-
ciate tlle wisdom of the order.
LArEsT.-The statement in the special
dispatch to the Bulletin that Harper's Ferry
has been evacuated ,s undoubtedly incorrect,
as the telegraph to that point Is still work
ing. The reported re-oceupa1ion Of Martins
burE is generally credited.
, 1864-07-28
FROM FHKLADEApHa
The Knfd--Newspapcr Convention
Christian CoI1lmfsalon.

Especial Dlspatch to the fhlcaxo Tr.pans.l
PHILADELPHIA, Wednesday, July n.
Very little IL known here about military
matters In the Shenandoah Valley. The
friends Of Generals Averi1l and Kelley are
distressed By reports OF their being killed,
hat there seems to be no correc! method OF
obtaining the truth.
a convention Of newspaper men Of the city
was held here today, the object being to
form IN association for the benefit Of the
profession. There was quite q representa-
ton Of gentlemen connected with the press
Of the city.
The friends Of the Rev. Robert Patterson,
late OF Chicago, will be glad to learn Of his
successes as general agent Of the Christian
Commission tor California. he has stirred
up a great interest there, and has already
collected over thtrty-one thousand dollars
for the Commission, besides forming many
auxiliary committees throughout that State.
, 1864-07-28
TEE WAag IN Arkansas.


ST. Louis, Wednesday, July 27.-Late
adyices from Little Rock say that Pricc's
army is at Camden. lie himself is ct
Shreveport. Marmaduke is said to be cross
ing squads Of bis forces over the Mississippi
near jones' Landing. Kirby Smith is at
tempting the same. Generals Lee and Force,
from Banks department were sent to the
mouth of White river with reinforcsnlents
for Gen. Steele.
, 1864-07-28
II fen Mnn1tn~ E--~

P1rrsBuRo, July 22.-The great antnch
gun4 recently finished at the Fot Pitt Works
has been placed upon the trucks which were
built expressly by the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company, at their shops In Altoona, to con-
yev it 10 its destination 1t is doubtful
whether they are strong enough to bear up
it's immense weigh., 1lG. .a97 pounds, or over
fi,ty-eieht tons. The 20 Inch, navy guu, re.
Gently cast ut the Fort Pitt Works, is now in
the turning lsths, aud Is slowly, but su1elj
cen. fur lilo elnre
, 1864-07-28

NEW York, Wednesday, July 27.-In view
OF tie tac: thu. yellow fever broke ont among
the crew ot the u. s. steamer Toaoma, lying
at quarantine, the Mayor has issued a proc-
lan.utio,l warning all persons against Vtola-
tion Ct the htalth la*e or acting Ia opposi.
don to the regulations prescribed by the
htElt4 tMcrr Of the port.
, 1864-07-28

PHILADELPHIA, Wednesday, July 27.-The
et,aIu,r Bermuda l1as arrived from the west
Gulf squadron. and reports The destruction
Of 7lc blockade rurner Matagorda of Gal-
v.Eton, BIZ the .. 8 Steamer kena r1a The
Tie Bcrmude stopped ut New Orleans. Gen.
Sicklcs int nded to return North in her. but
beng sick his departure was delayed
, 1864-07-28

Robinson held meeting to-dsT In the
Treasu1er's Office to consider the couzse
necessary for the copperhead party to pur.
cue in the coming State campaign Al
others. of the high contracting parties were
absent, I learn that nothing was done.
Msjor Robb, State Sanitary Agent, is In the
city from Memphis, in consultation with
Governor Yates. One hundred and five vet
Grams Of the Sth InGantry, arrived here to-duy
from V1cksburg, to be mustered out. The
remainder of the regiment has rc-en1isted
and been consolidated with the 18th Fifty
men OF the 11th Infantry, also arrived here
from Vicksbu1g, which they left On the 2o:h
to be mustered out.
The Union citizens Of the 10Th Senatorial
district yesterday held their Convention at
sterling old patriot, Isaac Funk, Of Bloom
ipgton, the largest farmer and landowner in
the State, to the State Senate.
Harrison Noble, Of Dewitt, and Or. War
ring of Mclean, were nominated to the low
er House from the 38th district, comprising
the counties OF Dewitt and Mclean; and
Col Isaac c. Pugh, Of the 41st regiment, and
Mr. Bond were nominated for the
40th district, comprising Champaign,
Macs u, Moultrie and Piatt. Col. Pugh serV.
ed in the Mexican war, and now commanda
brigade under Gen. Sherman, and has done
so ever since previous to the siege Of Vicks-
burg, This is strong ticket, and bound to
VIII.
The Governor has made arrangements with
the War Department, so that Ill the soldiers
who will not be fit for duty in thirty days,
now remaining in the hospitals at Louisville,
Jeflersonville, Madisonville or Madison, and
otLer points On the Ohio, are to be removed
to hospitals in this State, viz: Mound City,
Camp Butler, Quincy, and Keokuk, Iowa.
On Friday Inst at Chester some half doz-
en- returned soldiers OF the 2od infantry de-
nollshed the type and press Of the Egyptian
Pektt Guard, m immense Copperhead paper
in Bill Morriscn's District. The soldiers had
been attending reception o1nner and ball
given the regiment. The Copporheads called
meeting, and at this meeting learn deter
mined, as per advice Of Vallandlgham and
the Chicago Times, to retaliate. Tonight ut
10 O'Clock is the time fxed'tor retaliation.
Bill Morriaon's absence from the conclaye OF
leaders here is reported by his friends to be
caused by his desire to prevent any outrage
nm Urion men ou-the nnrt nf the n fI1a
, 1864-07-28
Shooting Affair Mt VPynndottc.

LEAvENwonru Kansas, Wednesday JnIy
2: -fsmuel Halhe.t, General Manager OF
tie Union Pucific Railroad, was shot at and
killed IN the strce'. tn WSaudotte, kansas,
10 day, BY min uHu'cd Tal:ott. No reasoa
il atsjenvd fot the act Talcott escaped
, 1864-07-28
FROM SFRiHGFlElD AE0 MAT
TD0k---ATTEMpTED REBEL
QuTRAEES TN (lllMulS,
Disturbances at Pa1a, Woodford
County. and Uther Points.
From Cairo and Below
Lower Mississippi River
News,
FROM ST, lDUlS---GuERtllA OPER-
ATOMS III E3(SsCunI. =
TIE WAR IN aRKaNSdS--M6YE-
hlENTS OF REBEL FORCES.
TEE REBEL RAID.

Latest Adgtccs OF tho IEcbel Movement
-Dr&th Of mu1ltgan Combined
Threatening Aspect uf the Hn1d.
, 1864-07-28

Ct Nhoi:fa'e I'd retail Detc,ipt,ve ctrcnItfe stnt
NEE 9t tasEes ". II. KTH+tALL,
J3.6Eea'..u-- IT, Lae.e At-cst, C1l.e<o.
, 1864-07-28

ITO ALL CONCERTED. Make
/ ycur own rrep.ratipns for the Hair. Il will
pTocnro The following vsranted tnrmnlsa: sure
spt cinc for Sca'd Hssd, Genuine FreGch Hair Grow
and black. Full directions given. ADDRESS u. Nc.
FABIAN. Box .s6. West Branch Post Omces Chics2o'
= N.fQn ~
, 1864-07-28
PATENT Duplex Elliptic SKIRT,
EYE e EA R.

Coos Ere staehte. cd II cne minute. nsa.ucts 81
citcEaF,6t L. Il t. cured. EAlracta ant ElilL7
renewed Arf !clas t1sested. sac all
the 7e anI Far cont!iu-. ~ for nlna geht9 p.st
rerttve the Especial attention ~ ~. uSoE8"ooc
III t.a1do,9h ltrrtt, Chicago IgS3 n3osrT sss nst
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-03-24
How to Prevent the Defacing
Marks Of Small POx.
From the New Orleans True Delta

From the New Ofleens True Delta
While it is known to medical men that
q total suppression of the ervption Of small
pox will endanger the life OF the sufferer, it
is proved by experience that such sup
preston can be undertaken on small por,
tions of the body, for instance the face,
without harm. The pomsie of Baudelope,
made of six parts Of pitch, (pix nigrs), ten
parts Of yellow wax, and twenty -four parts
of mercuriM ointment, will answer that
purpose. When used, it should be warmed
and oil parts Of tho skin OF the face be COW
cred and kept covered continually for the
space of four days; ths salye, if it proves
ef6cacious, must be applied on the first or
second day the eruption has broken out.
Four days after the application, when,
removed, the eruption will have remained
papulous, and the spots will disappear in
time, without leaving any marks behind.
Having experienced the good effects from
tho administration of this remedy, We hope
the -uress of this city, will proa1Mga it by
publication, and earn thei' Il aDks from the
smiling face of those whom IL will have
spared frightfal dis6guration.
Respectfully NJ. SeHuppERr, NJ. D.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-03-24
New, State to be Carv'
ed Out OF an Old One.

A movement is on foot, and from present
appearances itis likely to succeed, to man
ufacture new State out of that portion OF
Tennessee called East Tennessee. This is
another plan to open a field for spectators
II politics and adventures Of all sorts to
reap o rich harvest by the ACKNOWLEDGMENT
of old States and the 'o6litsration Of old
land marks. Th business, isa scan delous
one, and SHOULD not be talersfedi Keep
the old States as they are, except where i'm
perative necessity demands chsnge; so
VthSt when the old Union 10 restored the
people of the several States shall 6nd that
their boundary lines have not been disturb
ed. When the rY6slfion IS over the State
now called West Virginia should b restor
lad to the Old Dominion!LAss Fork Her.
dA1QAY tss1'a S'f'' 9 -------
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-03-24
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE,

Dr. j. addresses all those who have injured themselves
By improper indulgence and solitary habits, when
ruin both body and nind uniting them for either b-
siness, study, society or marriage,
THESE are some of the sad and melancholy ehects
produced by early habits of youth, VIZ Weakness Oh
the BACK and Limbs, Pains in the Head Dimness OF
SIGHT. Loss of Muscular Power, Palpilation OF the
Heart Dyspepsia Ndrvcus Irritability, Derangement
of the Digestive Functions, General Debility, synp-
toms of Consumption, &c.
MENrAILY.-The fearful effects the mind are
much to.be dreaded--Loss of Memory, Confusion OF
IDEAS Depresons of Spirits Evil Forebodings, Aver
sion to Society Self Distrlst, Love OF Solitude llmid
ity, &c., are some Of the evils produced. .as -,
HovsAsDs Of persons Of all ages can now judge what
Ia the cause of their declining health losing their Wig
or becoming weak pale, nervous aud emaciated, hav,
ing singular appearance about the eyes, cough and
symptoms OF Consumption. t.. '-t
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-03-24

.aett !, burg, Tie bodies Of s,sl2 Cn'
ION soldiers, 2O08 Of which are unknown,
hsYs Been fe.insersd in the National Gem
eaarga Quite an amount Of money besides
watches, photographs md Other mefnsntoes
s.-s essa found snq l, Dy the !, cS% tS.,
should bssasot e .aas5 ss3A q 5a - -
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-03-24
.oKGANIC WEAKNESS.

nm ediately Cured and Full Vieor Restored ~!
This Distressing Affection WHY enasrs 4is mlser
victims ofimpropes indulgences Young personsare 100
apt to commit exceses from not being ofthe dread
f cortseo that may ensue Now who that under
stand the subject will pretend to deny that the power
procreation is lost by those failing into mprop
er habits than by the prudent BESIDES being deprived
Of the pleasure Of healthy offspring the most serious
and destructive symptoms n both body and mind arise
Tie system becomes Deranged the Physical and Mem
tnf tnctions Weakened, Loss Of Rocreatlye Power,
Nervous Irritabihty, Dyspepsia, PalplIaton of the
Heart Indigestion, Constitutional Debiity,a wasting
ofthe Frame, Cough, Consumption, Decay and Death.
Office No. I South Frederick ~.
Lett hand side going from Baltimore street, few doors
from the corner Fail not to observe name and num-
Der. M, n,
Letters must be paid and contain stamp. The Doc
tors Diploma hangs in his Office.
A Ctgk T. wARRANTEDIN TwoDAYs
5 "a
ga No Mercury on Nauseous Drugs
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-03-24
Bt.lfAil;: II. Ii ~ .,.t'f !, =
eI ESTABLISHED AS A REFUGE FROM
~ a5f 70 TaF' oUACKERY. - -
The Only Place Where Cure Can be
81 Frsf sWCHa inh<o,~ al -

nR. JOHNSTON HAS DISCOVERED THE MOST
u Certain, Speedy and only Efectual Remedy In the
World for all Private Diseases Weakness of the Back
or Limbs, Structures, Affections OF The Kidneys ard
Bladder, Involuntary Discharges Jmpotency Genera
Debility, Nervousness, Dyspepsia anguor, Low
Confusion Of Ideas, Palpitstion 6f the Heart Tmdi,
Trembling Dimness of Sight orHiddmess, Diseaseioi
the Head, Throat, Nose or Skin,7 Affections Of ithe
Liver Lungs, Stomach or Bowels-those Terrible Dis
orders arising from Solitary Habits Of Youthstho
SECRET and solitary practices ote fata To- their yle
TINS than the song Of Syrens to the Mariners of Ulys-
ses blightng their most brilliant hopes or hnticipa-
tions rendering marriage, &C., impossible. ~.