, 1864-09-15

or thirty cents per dazen, c1clusIve OF postage OF
e1prcessse.
Let Urion mcp circulate Ii everywhere. .espe
chilly
Anore Our B0ya In The Army "a
Orders accompanied by the cash will be dtIea in
the order in.whIch they are received.
Address CHICAGO Tc1nuSs COMPANY.
THE NEWS.
Ard row the draft. It is ordered for Mon
day next. The necessity every loyal man
co11cascs Tie cAn for troops is Imminent.
Great everts hnug on the next few months,
even the closing blow at this rebellion.
Every appeal that comes from out armies in
the field is for men. The gaps in our brave
wAr-worn regiments must be filled. Once
filed with fresh material, the 1eayen Of disc1-
plfne and drill Will speedily permeate tho
whole, and carry effectiveness everywhere.
Secretary Ssanton's official dispatch else
where in this issue contaius powerful eum-
ming up Of the whole argument for the
drat, and the rleaders arc our oHn brave
Generals, Graot before Richmod, Sherman at
Atlanta Both unita In the appeal to the
Government to be firm in this exercise Of
its power, and to the people to be true to
the demands OF the crisis. And 50 they will
be. The draft will proceed. The Govern
mcbt wilt designate bY lot the citizens whose
services 1t leeds. There will be generally
willing compliance with the demand,
but whsre there Is resistance 1t will
only the more strongly prove whit
terrible power dwells in the Coz
crnment Of the people, when the people
are in earnest for seli.prtserration 1t ia
one thing for Copperhcad zealots to rave and
rant fustian to bear Oh the election in No-
ycmber; i, will be quite another thing to
bar the pa'h OF the President with tue de.
vices OF t.tason- Tue pulse ct the 1atlon
beats frm and fill nov, for TIE cnd Of the
trial is near, and daring Will be
the men, and dread their fate, who lnterpose
now to FAVE the rebellion from its finishing
etroSe. LoJsl men are ready for the draft.
Gold fell yesterday to 223 on bogus ru-
NOR tlat Petersburg hRd fallen. It vent up
to 228 on the discovery that 1t was false.
bow would you like to bel2ug to party
whose hopes Of succees wax and wane on
the same grounds. Gold has remarkable
affinity and sympathy with copper just no =.
Rousing Uulon meetings are being held all
over the country. Our telezraph,c columns
give notes OF crest gatherings for Lincoln
and Loyalty ut Pana aud Paris in this State.
at Columbus. Ohio, Buffalo, n. f., and other
points. The frcs arc everywhere brightly
burning.
From evidences that have eince cone to
light, The receEt great FIRE n Cairo Was at
tended with the loss Of several lives. The
charred remains Of thc..untortunatcs are be.
ing fnnnd in tho 1uinr.
We yesterday referred to the fact that
bogus drifts. purporting to hare been drawn
By Hon. Jaacs Harlan Of the National Re
publican Committee, upon the Postmaster:
for campaign purposes have been offered tt
and cashed By several Of the Inter within 6
short time ast. Let us repeat that no such
drafts have cver been drawn by Mr. Harlau.
It is gratifying to be obic to state that an op-
orator In ttcse forEeries WIS oyerhaultd res
tcrday at Racine and is now in custody. TIE
evidences gre that he has been doing whole
sale business in these drafts. A little ylgi-
lance Will brig all his contemporary scamps
to grief in the came manner.
Our Columbus, Ohio, diapnfch girts fur
thcr gllmpsos Of the distressed condition OF
Val. and his friends over the political eitoa-
tion- They arc inconsolable at Little Macs
letter, and Val decl4res be will speak No
more, while 6@mmedary and the Crisis clique
are outrageous in their wrath and bolt the
Chicago ticket, which in this connection
does not lean that they swallow 1t. Be
3ond all question the disturbance IN Copper
head yauke is immense and ir:cmediab1e.
Little Mac, who appeared in the famous two
horse act Of riding two steeds ut once going
in opposite directions, finds the piebald pony
Peace in q decided balk.
Our Southern adviccs By telegraph are of
much interest The Richmond Examiner
lollowe up its vail over the fall Of Atlanta,
before given In these columns, By the con-
fessiop That the rebel Nneelcr'e great raid in
sherman's rear, whereof so much las been
grandiloquenty written sud promised, has
ccme to bsd end, and Ia to be eet down as
failure. TIE Savannah Nzcs hes IN item
that by terrific explosion Of the the Pow
der Works, at Augusta, recently, thirty
thousand pounds Of 'syil)aioous saltpctre''
were lost tue rebel cause. The Charleston
Mercury statcs that IN order has been is.
sued furnishing a1l foreigners from that ct:y.
unless they Will render mliit.rs service
The Courier, of the same city, opposes peac.
and clains that the North Is on it's last legs.
Vcry likely, hut The legs will be likely to
last. W
Our news from Georgia is of the hlphest
Interest First We have Geu. Shermau,s NO.
ble cougratulatory order to his armv. re-.
counting its 1ccc1t cxploite, and the yaiae Of
its SUCCESS. Than follows his more recent
orders reducing Atlanta to purely military
post by the banishment Of all it's citizens fnr
circle Of miles sbout the city, giving them
the choice Of going North or South, but 20
they must The reason is obyious. Our army
has gone to Atlanta to stay. It will be made
an impregnable citadel in the very heart Of
the rebellion. Harsh as It may seem, Gen.
Sherman is wise to relieve himself Of the peril
to his army growing ont Of necessity to
feed q large number Of helpless civilians
whose ranks would increase as the season
advances The country is now full of food
and their enforced removal could never be
attended with less suffering than now, while
lew weeks hence it would be utter barba-
1asm. 1en' Sherman means to prepare for
winters campaign from base that will not
1aal him, ard he makes Atlanta citadel given
up wholly to military occupation. His or-
der euppreesirg army merchants and HANGERS.
on Is Of equal and like meaning. A>tnrefher
the country will Fappsove it, aud the rehe,
howl Of despair that is cent up thereat Is
strong proof OF how it hurts them.
Our Southern dispatches from Washington
are Of great interest,"
In the Shenandoah Sheridan has been Co.
ing gallant little thing in the capture Of
South Carolina regiment, but like Jack
Easy's nursc'e baby, 1T was 'toaly very
little one" Little by little, however, the
rebel army is wearing away.
Union Clubs and Committees who desire
to attend the great Union demonstration at
Springfield On the 9th Of. October, are
requested to provide themselyes with ,rches.
lanterns and a1eworke, as from present fndI-
cations the stock in Springfield will be- ex-
Aausted ty sangnmon aud Morgan counties.
a very large and energetic Committee ia at
work at Springfield In making the necessary
Committees Of Union men
are requested to CO. operate, Ia the matter Of
this meeting, with the Springfield Commit
tee, Address Hon James c. Conkling or J.
n, Smith. Bring ont all the Wide Awake
lanterns OF 1sG0.
~Hou. James N. scovil, at the ate
Urion meeting in Philadelphia, said that
there was q melancholy appro orlateness in
the 1omination of Gen. George B. Mcclellan.
It is q fact in natural history that the cop
perhead, a North American venomous ser