Powder (partly filled)......................kegs............ 2

Holsters for revolvers...................................... 115

Belts for holsters.......................................... 8

Shotguns (double-barreled).................................. 47

Allen's breech-loading carbines............................. 30

Enfield rifle............................................... 1

[Sub-inclosure Numbers 3.]

CAMP DOUGLAS,

Chicago, Ill., November 7, 1864-4 a.m.

Brigadier General JOHN COOK,

Springfield, Ill.:

Have made during the night the following arrests of rebel officers, escaped prisoners of war, and citizens in connection with them: Morgan's adjutant-general, Colonel G. St. Leger Grenfell, in company with J. T. Shanks, an escaped prisoner of war, at Richmond House; J. T. Shanks; Colonel Vincent Marmaduke, brother of General Marmaduke; Brigadier General Charles Walsh, of the Sons of Liberty; Captain Cantrill, of Morgan's command; Charles Travers (butternut). Cantrill and Travers arrested in Walsh's house, in which was found two cart-loads large-sized revolvers, loaded and capped, 200 stand of muskets, loaded, and ammunition; also seized two boxes guns concealed in a room in the city. Also arrested Judge Buck Morris, treasurer Sons of Liberty, having complete proof of his assisting Shanks to escape and plotting to release prisoners at this camp. Most of the rebel officers were in this city on the same errand in August last, their plan being to raise an insurrection and release prisoners of war at this camp. There are many strange and suspicious persons in the city, believed to be guerrillas and rebel soldiers; their plan was to attack the camp on election night. All prisoners arrested are in camp. Captain Nelson and A. C. Coventry rendered very efficient service.

B. J. SWEET,

Colonel, Commanding.

[Sub-inclosure Numbers 4.]

List of names of prominent members of Sons of Liberty in the several counties of the State of Illinois.

Name County Name. County.

1. James W. Adams. 25. W. C. Wilson Crawford

Singleton

2. Thomas P. Bent. Bond. 26. L. W. Odell Do.

3. Henry Wilton Do. 27.--- Dickens Cumberland

4. Thomas Hunter Do. 28. J. C. De Witt.

Armstrong

5. Martin Brooks Brown 29. C. H. Polrun Do.

6. O. H. Atwood Do. 30. B. F. Williams Douglas

7. Fred Riauch Cass. 31. Amos Green Edgar

8. Allen J. Hill Do. 32. R. N. Bishop Do.

9. David Eplen Do. 33. W. D. Litshan Edwards

10. James A. Dick Do. 34. Levi Eckles Fayette.`

11. Samuel Christy Do. 35. Doctor Do.

Barrett

12. F. J. Clark Champaign 36. T. Greathouse Do.

13. James Morrow Do. 37. Charles T. Do.

Smith

14. H. M. Vandin Christian 38. N. Simis Ford.

15. William S. Do. 39. Ed. Gill Do.

Moore

16. J. H. Clark Do. 40. A. D. Duff Franklin

17. S. S. Whitehead Clark. 41. B. F. Pope Do.

18. H. H. Peyton Do. 42. W. B. Kelly Do.

19. Philip Do. 43. A. Perry Fulton.

Dougherty

20. A. M. Christian Clay. 44. J. H. Peilsal Do.

21. Stephen B. Coles 45. Corning Judd Do.

Moore

22. Doctor Cook. 46. Charles Do.

Wickersham Sweeny

23. G. S. Kimberly Do. 47. L. Walker. Hamilton

24. B. S. Morris Do. 48. M. Conchman Hancock.