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10 meet all demands With the means he h4s at his
ncndc on thc 1.t OF September, nor viii there be
Etttement hereafter ofener than once tn two months
80 that The next statement Of the public debt Will
at1Far on the 1kt Of November ensuing.
"1ases;igItions Just closed show that sbarpsrs
hs.e suipdled soldiers terribly in discountng thelr
el1ims. One Of them alone must hare made $40 900.
Postmaster Ge1er1l DennsRon 1as to-day accepted
the tender Of the Pacific Mail Steamship Company,
A!lan Mclenn, President for the mail steamship
sssyee s betNecp san francisco md China, vn Hon.
e. sSps 4 1s a Tas
tae o 5fed 1 hs ef IT.
between San ffarciseo and Hong Kong, China,
Kan:ass IL Jspsn. ihe C copany aIs to buId r r
the eerstce fonr dtst-class American side-wheel
stcamcrs. OF from 500 to 4,C00 tons burden each
materials a,cr he most approved model, with Ill
the modern improvements adapted TO sea-sofng
ste,ners Of the nrst class. The first steamer Is to
China, On or before the 1st Of January, 1867, and
The term OF consract Is to be ten years from The
dase Of the calling Of the first steamer from that
port
The special 10 the Ner York Tribune says: "The
Official who was recently sent down By the Treas
uIy Department TO investigate the adairs of Col.
hss re,nrned. md reports esel,thin eorees d liz
W4sa@o1os, Arg. ss.-Tbe 7sns. special! s.,s
i,as inst rInsesi ~ rabors. Dnrinr IL nrn~rsse
scme strnrrc Gscoycrics vcrc rnae Of The sconiaj.
onx ustt1rc IN which an unsctupuious eet Of afarT
crs in iis f1tg cosfpire with disbnrsinr o}rcrt nf
he Goyernu:pt 10 eraud eoIdiers ouI 6f theirh
carnIrrs. 4 Jew wko was dIsm;ssed lbs service
for tieilauug ihe Goyefnment al tbe beginning OF
tbc War. Int wbo tas since been doin:s busjpees
here and ho,ffnr enmcrrhaf suenfcfnu5 n.iaiiona
viii, .nme dish1anr n,.irrra ar fte t;nyernrnrni
nss nrt m the ,.itnrs siarT md ,,adc IN tcsIffv
thai he himself had nurrhased m less lhan lib
s,onts ri snfd;crS+ th.f tha srrrSonta @ smnnnt ~
tScnc a. ssc1inn tncra | dss1 y, ecUirors.
inn hr a1sn ccufrssed that thc cnrrct 1aia of dis
cnunt Mt Nbich Ia tooE NM Of them tTas IL ncr
~sn which fsEfnp as the nyerare ,rntd riyr hin,
he nIca little sum 5f SUO00 alonc This. However.
il only one amont many ieyices In this civ for
deecin. sojdicra. -.
Thaf surh fIinps e|nn1t lc carried nm under the
vcrT Shadow Of he i;nseIumrnr md in cify mi
ar fietctiycs whose hu.iness il s tn nrnlTcf nnr
soldiers. il ! burnine shsn,c. M donbi the Jew
corrupt disburxin officers and SHARE Win Them be
iII-cottrp gains without thr sjiEhtes; fesr Of
punishment Check books were given 10 soldiers
In payment Of boupty and n The means or nm
tccttnc him avan.t sbatpers were 1nadc payablc by
ra3masters Of the re:iuieus 10 which Tie so|diers
tt.foured and oulr 10 tbe soldier hfm4elL Thf.
was 6elesed 10 he sufficient check acairst syrip-
6lcte aud eha.pe1p and wunld have been had the
Paymastc1s performed their luty property and it IL
yefy well understood 20 elan agent or broker would
hase dst,d 10 purcIlase ihei: without previous u
derefApdfnfv th 11,a r,qy1a scr. fr r3thnrf fsf
, 1865-08-30

NcFEk ana 4i0k&!p III aMe C4pltal--CtUe
elites To Freedmen in Alabama-Sol-
diers Called For-Rebel Petitions for
Pardon.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Ifibune.l
WAsHIx1ToN. Aug. -.
The We12 trial, curiously enough, reverted to-
dey to fir original condition sgain- Mr.. nakercon-
cludcd he conld get along With the Court-tbe
Court wuised tte personal objections, and agreed to
try getting along With him.
The pardone granted By The President to-ttay arc
from the number sent up from the Attorney Cen
er4l'r office eone time ego. No new ones are being
forwarded 10 the President. Four hundred aprli-
cations, towe.cr, were received there yesterday,
and 1nrge number to-day.
Gcn- SNaync. Assistant Commissioner OF Freed
nuns Ahulrs for the Slate Of Alabama, tcles1aphs
from Montgomery, under date Of the 18th Instant
10 Gen. Howard, Superintendent OF Bureau here.
clinc for additional military force to pnt Etop to
c9ne1,ier I,sncaieed npon the freedmen Of Alabama
BY the late shareholders and othera. Gen. Swayne
su. eeets that 1l,t ID Maine cavalry be kcnt him I'M
ncdia.c,y.
SURGEON r. Il. Alexander, q. S. A., has been
assigned 10 duty In the Miseonti Department, as
medical store keeper.
henry Stexrus., q. S. A, has heen ordered to re-
licre medical store ke'per Robert F. Crason, at
lnEissil1e. ky-
4 Court was held at War1cntou, Va. yesterday,
for tle Gsss time esnce the breaking ont Of the re-
bellion. The guerilla Mosby Wis among the
loursers present. The attendance was large.
The officers Of the regular regiments stationed
bescAbo1t ere becoming nervous Over the prospect
Of their commands being ordered west to fight In.
dams.
Albert Pike. the Arkansas poet, has applied for !
IArdou, in m cabozately printed statement efsncd
by Two hundred resfons belonging 10 The Masonic
fraternity. His petition. which IL scry humble IN
tone, l. dated at 0rawa, Cnnada. lie denies hay.
ing lad anything to do with persnading the west.
Gil Indiana TO ta.e up azms nsainst The Govern
meat.
, 1865-08-30

Maior Genesals Logan tud Grietsou, The Hon. MRt-
ray Mcconnell, and number Of gallant Colonels
md Captains together With very far collection O!
The fair daughters OF Jacksonville
AZ Eonr in the afternoon raee of green horses
for purse of $50, mile beats, beat two in three:
came OF Entrtee-Bauncr Chief stallion, owned
tn Jacksonville; Hawkcye, geldtnR, owned here;
also, four ind fyc-Sear old rnnrcs owned IN Green
county. The prize was carEied OH by Banner Chief;
time. &1SA. The day was very pleasantly tpcut-
In the evening the citizens Of Jacksonville Wese
addressed from lhc balcony Of the Dunlap Ilouee
BY Gen: Logan, IN one Of the most eloquent logical
ard telling speeches on the state Of tho country 10
which It has been my privilege to listen for long
time. The General f. not only mighty man OF
sal9r in the fe1d. but In The campaign. He
said that the reconstruction policy Of the
present Administration Was but an expert
ment, and be YVES milling to eu1orse 1t n
long as there WIS any hope Of Its success.
ae confessed however, that he did not like this
Wholesale system Of pardun1ng rebels. ue Was op-
posed 10 the restoration OF the rights Of citizenship
until Inc rebels had brought forth fruits meet Tor
repentance. lie cautioned his auditory In The most
pansent terms to aroid con'panionsnlr fatssptz-
alion with any person or party who had ssmpat9iZ-
cd With rebellion Of it's aiderA and abettors. His
speech listed upwards Of an hour, and was ne
qntntly interrupted with the most impressive
cheerA. Immediately after the delivery Of the
speech Gov: oglesby and Gen. Logan LETT for Deea-
tnr. to attend the Macon county Agricultural Fair,
which commences Tomorrow
, 1865-08-30

Missouri News SuTnnaary-Sutt Arn3Hhf
Cor. Fietclscr-Thc Rebel Clergy
Breaking CoveF-Thc Crops-Eenernl
Items.
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago Tibunel
ST. Lofts, August 20.
SnIt has been commenced against Gov. Fletcher
hy Judge Or, den, one Of the ousted Judges Of the
old Supreme Court damages being claimed Tor
$50 COO. The complaint WAS served on the GoFernot
at the Planters House this morning. The present
Supreme Court will attend to this case.
The delegates from St. Louis 10 the Chicago
Beard Of Trade opening, len this afternoon In q
special chr.
Major S. S. Curtis, eon Of the Major General, has
been appointed Judge Advocate Of the District Of
Upper Arkaneaa, With headquarters at Fort Riley.
In Jefferson CITY, on Sunday, Father Miller, ofthc
Catholic Church, announced to his congregation
that be sbouId continue his preaching without
taking The oath Of loyalty, and that II intertered
with, he ston]d expect them to come 10 hts aRss-
tAnce.
4 cs31en Of Jasper sends encouraging news from
that section Of the State. The crops are good.
Families returning, their homes, and farmer.
aEc beginning to prepare The soil lot their fall
wheat
Ientun county Is acntn filling up. Old citizens
arc returning to their homes, and the ptospec: fs
that The county will eoou he reofgauEzed.
The Cont House Of Christian county, at 0scock,
WaR burned by an inccndt1ry On the night Of thu
10Th inst. All the records and pnpers OF the county
we1p burned.
In Tho cases before the Circuit Cont OF lafayette
county, susolytn. the right Of appofntces to hold
the OFFICES Of Sheriff and CLERK, change OF venue
has been takea 10 Hay county,
, 1865-08-30
FROM MADISON.
Military and General State Intelligence
internal Revenue, second District
u. 8. Military Hupd.

Military and General Stale Intelligence
-lnsernu1 Revenue, second District
u. $. Military Road.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tr1bune.1
MADISON, Aug. 20.
Information Is receired at The Executive Od]ce
that The 44th regiment Wisconsin infantry was or
dered to be mutfered ont, and would leave for th1s
p!aca on the 18th Inst. The s1h regiment has been
ordered to be mustered out, and is expected here In
fcw days.
The annual United States tag for the I'd Congress
a1onal District In this State foots up S12s,O(R07.
This includes fucou,es and carriages, pianos, mclo
deons, gold watches and oliver plate.
Sidney Bnsreli, young gnan sixteen years OF agr,
was drowned IN the lake at noon to-day, while bath
Ing. .
The roof Of the El Dorado Saloon, in the Tread
WY Building, fell IN to-day Fortunately no one
wae injured.
The weather has been excessively warm to-day.
MANSON, Arg. 29.-Thc United States military
tof the public after Sept 1st. The Company intend
to open the road to Lake Superior this fall, and run
daily line OF stages from Green Lay to Lake Su-
pcri1r%
The Stockhridge Indians have sent petition,
through their agent asking the Government to buy
their reservation and give them new ono farther
eouLhwest.
The Governor has been notified That the 10th in.
fanrry, stationed at paducah, has been mustered
ont, and wus expected to start foE Madison on the
sSth Inst. p.
, 1865-08-30
TIE ARREST OF KETCHUM.
Singular Conduct Of Ketchum Se-
ni0r and Other Victims.
Letters Rccclge1 Dnrln& His Concenl-
nlettt.

=. .,
tFrom the \. 7. Times. Aus. @l
The first thing done by those Interested,
was to investigate matters, ascertain the cx-
tent Of the wrongs done, silence the loud
takers. screen the criminal, and bamboozle
the public. This 1t was quite easy to do.
Consequently, we were at first told Of afew
forged gold checks,'' which we're discovered,
detected and dlshonored al the Board. No one
knew whence they camc, nonc could tell what
became Of them. They GANG from ketchua,,
and Werc taken TN with his money,
Then We were gyaclous;y permitted to know
that million or two OF dollars had been OBJ
tafnrd BIZ Kctchum on forged paper, but It
was not until the Ti.ae* pcnt to work system,
statement, any formal disclosure yyas given By
the banIs, tho brokers OF the partners Of the
fIefa,llter.
Tbe astounding revelations Of care1essncss,
rascality. looseucss, forgery opportunity lor
fraud and c4,se Of accomplishment, made the
Reforr, Davs passed on before the tone Of the
market wps at all healthy, before the bewil-
dcfcd pcople touched the solid rock Of conf
idcncc Ia each other. Meanwhile Ketchnm
neglected to come down town, and no one
deemed it worth while to go mp town for him.
THE sEcoSD THING DONE
affairs WAS 6h1tIu&!y 10 u4sitAu Tie polce'
An Intelligent gentfernan--who was he?-sug-
restel the absurd ides. that the young 1uan
would take passage in the Cunartler from
Rottnn. Down t6 Boston went sbrewd
iynv-eyed dctcctire. He diin't know
Ketcf;1m. so be took With him Young mau,
the iunior partner Of 3Ir. Charles Graham,
Who Wos to point out Ketchum Ia case he
should sec him in the crowded saloon Of the
o.twnrd- bound ASH Ofcourse he Didn't see
him there-he was up.town-but Of course he
would instantly have. pointed him out II he
had seen him. This is tic same young partner
who, in afr. Charles G1aham's absence from
The city, redeemed on Tuesday
TWO HUNDRED AND E1GnTf-F1rE THOUSAND
dollars worth Of forged checks over the couu-
rot to Offer any reward, and Mr.. Morris
Ketchum was 20 occupied In adding up the
amounts ahstracted from his vault that be
could e1ye no thought TO the whereabouts Of
his son, md the opulent firms whose names
were forged we're so hard-hearted TINT they
could not offer reward, while all this was
so, what we're the house Of Charles Graham y
Co. doings Mr.. Graham, an honest, Eell-in-
tending mnn, was assigning lis property, and
his partner was on the way to Boston, search
fpg With The detective for young Mr.. Ketch-
uni. It Is rot stated Tho paid the expenses
Of the trip,
TIE THIRD THING DONE
Was the absorption Of the forged checks.
Does any one know absolutely whese any OF
these checks can be found Mr. Graham
showed us large lot Of them on Wednesday,
tic 18th day Of August, and VIC heard Of a
few elsewhere; but Of late they arc scarce.
md 31r. A. 0aEey Hall, the cultured md
catlstic District Attorney, ,nllInatcs &hat
even he, With oil the weapons OF The Law at
bis command, may: be hailed. IN obtaining
even glimpse Of eIe: ne cheeks were ab-
, 1865-08-30

Gen. popess movcnfents-The Death Of
Gov. DrouGl-S&d Accident.
Especial Despatch to tho Chicago Tribunal
CINCINNATI. Aug. ~
Mai. Gen. Pope arrived here Today from the In
dim country,
The news Of tho ieath Of Cor. Brough to4,ay,
though not unlocked for, has csst gloom over the
minds Of his host Of fdends here The Gags upon
al public places aud those Of many pirate citizens
azc 1t half mast In respect for the deceased.
A little boy, sfr years old, while playing In the
room where Ills mother xas canning tomatoes, fell
backward into rcssel tnl1 Of the hot rait and YVES
en 1,adly scalded th5t be 31teid In 4 fen hQuzs,
, 1865-08-30
FLORIDA.
The Proercxs of fReconxtruction--Tl
full Condition Of the Peoplc--AtteInpta

full Condition Of the Peoplc--AtteInpta
tn tsextore the Su l,xtance Of Slayery.
- w.. -. % r. T.;,st,.,. 1otte- tro,r
a. Ang' ~. ae Ii,aso i1et ~, ,,nn9
a.. eaSs We NJ ,en tbsy IT. naed ~
tSs,a.ai, =. @ ~ aft1a; ~ MuE
VEIL. ss, ~ ~. Moik ~ rTuess!
- aas ath sussIesnsa s;aa
~ Seeessom an1 nnoeatl1n afe ea5so
pi pahiatu ~ W Mas IN ialpL "
~ ~ hs tras,essa r " WILLS, anhses ~
he11'en ran Whin srca ana ,aina maM ~ tnthar
saas1r Ie thnt n11ne uIu ias+ + rna:
nani s,a,Ii'' .hns, n"e ~ 1e4ss, ~ ~ Luz. tt'sf
spsah coe,a1oi " ofE nEe.oes ~a1 wese ane,r en-
4hat n.rne snd s1,sst IT ~ rfn;.o5 9,sto 9ar -!
tn"nt a. n,r 1;nyrrrmcn. rIra i ass ~
t.t net ,,tsa utatoen,nnsbtn 80 - iiisn ~ III
!e.;stna .t,se r,S I",+sas NV 3 tGs;
r. E..h G Sttr 1 rtutSsr JS WI 5so..u
.asd tbsi. fa,cr nnai1sp ~, gn. s1
ssfta.it1 in .ho ,t,r1. ~ Ea.is s M ~ ~,
gI W. psops n " rlos,da 4aye 70 ia5 soh'
44e1ea .neusaes has 4 s9nmsaisels and wetl.
3as aee n H.; .st ~ knoW Inc Will oi me
an peta h1.a,s . alo5.s aIs5 IL w =;
1ney lave tss Sn hn - s 3,S; , ana Mai!
i ~ - ~ iat ~ aHn utSs.aESn e.
ennEn1r,*. ,bo.. in rno,pa sco III ,9an T.
nsss anJ bnnestr have cbaroctc,i1rd tbeJt e,net
Wnny T nv ,tc s;e1ncqI rr9 nh nnt tnnr ,pbat r.
d. bn tn Ill eneaencsea he en- ponnez aM ~ 4re.n ~
Ems''re rss;s,,nec nm nerac.dsa IN r,ot thor,b,
n, ht t - ~ n1
-n1, ~. ~ r. farn- ~ T,S-a ~ sal VIZ y
, 1865-08-30

State government but give The uornl elements
time to make IN impression upon the masses. Il
be pfneeeds no Easter in organizing than people do
n getting ready 70 adopt yise policy, his path Will
1here Is at present considerable aicknesa at the
the capital mostly Of billions and ague character.
The cause 10 hot Weathet and the surrounding lakes
and swamps. The Governors health Is not rood.
He has done bnt little business for sotue days.
Gen. Foster has gone to St. Augustine % brief
visit to his family at jacksonville.
The cotton, Tar, snsin, tur2entIne and lumber
business Is on the increase. Mo.s cotton will
probably be shipped from that port this season than
from any other IN the South. The railroad IL doing
u lusge business. New buildings ART going up in
the to"ua and people arr trying to forget we h2ve
Just passed through bsoody Nss. Union leagues
spriuinS mp all over the 3tste, and The people
ATE Just Beginning 10 talk OF political lnatte1a Anti
Unfoniats are very quiet. They evidently have no
henrt far t,uhl}c Afflfra.
, 1865-08-30

j.
The Po+tmastcr General has ordered the opening
of various poatotees In North and South carolina.
surrntrca .4x to JcM. DarIs, TrIal-Tie
Pardon Of PILLOW Drniet1-Ti'e sserz
5InalnHase 3an9 - 1se Rsi9 Ssif "nteh-'rhe Aec'-
viii take place before the 7. S. Court but what
rarticnltr ere has not yet been designated. There
eetas to be 10 Importance attached 70 the fact that
1nu.'ths sinc, found true bill !asainet him
for constructive treason In sendis1
bis troops 70 opess.s a=aintt Washington in TIC
koo-yilIe has indicted hisn Tor treason. for there
stsss asysisseas - 1T Ssxess;! r.. sss9S! e
Ts,h Nj Fac 5naiesa a '' bl=tftes for t6s Isatoq
e AttScass Justice catsou .1u,sst has nos f'ta
i;nt.ca s,s.es wese dises,ed Is orders Siteq tso2
R1s:a2t p wsiss Ii seeSt IT ehisf ssos
judicial Circuit ASSIGNED to him. ...
Representation tn behalf Of A. H. Stevens. II.
y. ]; Hnnier, md other prominent rebel leadess.
no decision in their respective cases.
1hG ef Ts fay shsy stS III 'bs a.
ealls tor The prosecution VIII make 800 n III p be
esamlned+ pfobably extending the trial to three
il + untrue ~ stated in come ncwapspers, that
Pillow, late GeneEal OF the rebel AMY, 4 o. P,
Nseholsou- eI'Unied States senator, and n one
t.me ediior Of the Washington Union, and Wm.
M5lliams7 "A A. se1ages and Z. F. Lncky, Of Tennea-
see, aud ex-6oyGIno7 Aiken Of South Carolina.
These applications have not been actcd On by he
President
The base ball contest today, IA. between the
ttes, of New Y9rS. N lnm:nss crowd witnessed
e1citenent- The Nationals had evidently Improved
upon their eo e. xss,s;ay Thsn thsy wsre d.
lsnticr, Is anticipated, catne Oh eonqnesort coy
tinatns rctaia their eh.9pM.oa1shp M of she United
The accident to Gen. Seit, Of Peunsylrania, lss.
Il seoGs 1haR e. 1s stssst 4 h1
ma EnocEcd down by horre which 1ns ridden at
rapid rate- lie ii slightly injured IN p the leg
temple md by fracture Of fcn the shoaldct VI ttbs
today. = 49,. >-,.
SorE TINA says: .sWe Learn anihoIitaitsa!y that
the Governments financial condition is easy aud
that the See1etar! Of the Treasury Tl be enabled
, 1865-08-30
FROM DETROIT.

The S4atc Fair Efoundx-PFeIImInu
ArrangcneItk-Th q. s. Steamer
mIcEigaH-Ttlc Michigan SoIdIer~'
Monument Association.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribnne.]
DETROIT, Aug. %.
The grounds for the approaching State Fair at
Adlian have been fitted up in an excellent and sub
stautf:l manner. They conta1n half mile tTack,
halls for the Go.a!, domestic dairy and fruit de-
pa1ments+ nnd Offices for the Secretary and Treas
urer. There has also been constructed a grand
stand, capable Of feating 1900 persons, shed for
I'LL kinds Of Implements, large number of cattle
tta1lt, and pens for sheep and swine.
The United Suites steamer Michisnn has been
ordered to Erie, 1a., md leaves for that place on
Friday.
The Executive Committee Of the Michigan Sol
diets' Monument Association was held this evening.
Letters read In response to Invitations to teus
Giant, Sherman and Meade TO attend the inaugura-
lien ceremonies ogthe Association on the 51st fust
in hch they severlly regret their inability to be
present The ceremonies will take placc at The
Young Mems Iia'l on Thursday evening. Addresses
Ntl be delivered By c11'ov. Blair, Hon. j. II.
Howard md Gems. Wilcox Morrow and Catcheon.
, 1865-08-30

The Texas fronttcr-lnu1ah uepfedA@
tions-Condltfon Of the Blarhs-Unfo.a
11eetingx-41rFest Of n Judge.
NEw On11Ass. Aug. ea-The Alariposa has ar
rlred from Ncw YORK. Nearly million Of specie
has arrived within the last two days.
Texas adyfces report tho frontier In a worse con-
dillon than eref before. Austin and San Antonio
papers are f1led with accounts OF outrages By In
daas AN and hghMay soe1Hies; stsPs
to the ettte,E. .
The telegraph Is being extended from Houston to
San Antonio, Shreveport and Fickebusg.
Tie condition Of the hacks with few exceptions
Is represented satisfactory.
Tic wosn continues tt1 rayages On cotton in the
lower counties.
At public meetings the citizens OF six counties
passed resolutions accepting the sttuauon pcdSing
support 10 the National Government aud Gov. Ham
ilton, acknowledging the abolition Of slavery and
asking COY: Hamilton 70 tall convention
District Court Of Alabama at the time OF secession
and continued In the sams position by the succeed
ing regime, WIS arrested in Montgomery, and
bonded In EaGOQ.
, 1865-08-30

Price, Only 35 cents q Bottle.

The following Ia extract Of letstT written By tho
rev. J. 8. Hoe. pastor Of the Pbrpt street Dsptat
Church, FFpokyD, II. T.. 70 tbs ~JoRua1 asd Acssea-
Fes Cincinnati Ohio, and speaks volumes N favor OF
Tho wor1d-senowue3 medicine. MRS -WESHLoW'3
SOOTHING SIRuP FOR CHILDREN TKErHuga.
ave sec IN advertisement In your columns Of MRS
said wor1 IA favor of tho patent medicine before IN
N, hat We feel compelled 70 say your rezdExk
that this ts no hnmhue-we have rta II. md know It
to be all claims. 1t Is probably OF the most
best. and those OF rrsefs who haFn nab1es cans
do better than Lay u = supply.
Gan e+1+
, 1865-08-30

Railroad mattcrY--Local Political Fon1-
lnNtfonz,
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribune-j
ST. PArz, Aug. %.
Edmund Rice, President Of the St. Paul i Pa
cide Railroad, bus returned from England. He in-
forms me that be has secured means 10 construct
lfnc from St Panl to Wlnona. and will commence
work immediately, having ten miles ready for iron
this tall.
The Union Convention for Ralnsay County nom.
mated Geo. " Prescott and Il, l.. Manning for the
Senate, md Wn,. BroclfK, G. Fa1rchild and p. D.
rood se1ectfpns.
, 1865-08-30

Gov. Nrou=A'~ Recovery. Dcxpufred OF.
c1EsEd17ASa., d., AYE. 2S--tsoyernor Drourh Is much
U0rse. IEt5t II no hope Of ILLS fecore.y. Death
nay OCCUR ut any moment.
Later.
CLEVELAND, Aug. .9.-Gps. n1ough died at one
o'clock this afternoon
C1EyELAsu, ArE s9-Ihe funeral services Of
Clcyc1apd, Friday, September LIT, at II =. m.
, 1865-08-30
FROM JACKSONVILLE.

The Morgan County Fair Opening Day
Gen. Logan on the Free Pardon Of
Rebels
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago 1ribune,l
F. Jacksonville. Aug -.
The Morgan County Agricultural Fair COM
mcnced In Jacksonville To-day at T. H., and prom
tses TO be one Of the huest ii not the finest in The
Stute. Large entries Of stock from adjoining COUP
ties, md eyeu from netghhor1ng STATES, hare been
made 10 compete for The liberal prizes offered By
the society. Quite. respectable attendanos for
opening day ~as On tho grounds. Several Of the
departments arc fully under nay. No exhibitions
wete madc to-day. but the preparations foe the fol-
loving daxs art entirely completed. Among the
sisito:s were Governor Oelesby, and the gallant
, 1865-08-30

DtcA7r,:, ILL.,. Aug. e..-Tnc Macon co,ntv
Jair opened to-day. with large eshtbitiop ar
HORSES cattie. End other articles. rbero arc NOR
and Enrt Garlic her thar were At The State Fusf On
ttr salD grounds las, year. T. l. cTid:u tlia. this
VIII r. the '.r:c-! county exhibition ever held iu
Mt ss7lc. ''or. Og1c-hy and Gen Logan ui1l t,e
pt.cttd on Thursday
, 1865-08-30

CLEVELAND. O., Aug. s9.-Tbe Eauonai link Of
Wellington, O.. was robbed IA; night o. nom
dr1nsi.. ii. property OF thu bank was mol touched
No a17vxts hare hetal nhle.
, 1865-08-30

QCEnEc, Aug. 2a-The debt OF Canada, rs r.
ported By ihe Auditor General, Is over screuty
eieh, millions.
Geo. W. Brig1, formerly Of rhe Washington Con.
grrsejonal lobby, was arrested In Montreal to-day
and committed TO ]ati for obtaining money by fraud
and forgery from Hon MnlcolM Cameron and othcrs.
The forged drafts wese on Wall s Prut and eD-
prsed by Cameron 2nd ofhers, and their face after
ward changed 10 larger n1nounfs.
, 1865-08-30

The NEW Iefsey Democratic Convene
ton.
TRz.7os, n. j., Ang. e9.--!The Democratic State
Convention, 1os The nomination Of a cand5date for
Governor, Will assemhle Tomorrow. large nslln-
her OF delegates hare arrived. Generals Mott and
Kupyau, and Ncsszx. Randolph and Perry, are lead
inE candidates.