Chicago Tribune (Chicago, Ill.)
October 26, 1864

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CHICAGO TBIiiUMC. ■Wir TRI WEEKLY AHB WEEKLY. *1 Clark Btreet, OT TSM CHICAGO TBJBDHK, EWlT.«ebjere4todtijper*eem as ».a I:S§ einpe one yeti_ 2,6 C fix months.”*"’’; Knot or xonr copies, one year 9.00 “ten 20,00 M twenty” M 40*00 Aid to the IftUer dnb, one copy- extra to tfce per ■onorderine it. Money In Eeflfiicred Lclttreuisj bs cent tl The remittance lor elate asst, In an cases, fce made at on time, AttdiMf “CHICAGO TRIBI7XE,’’ ChlaufO, HI. Cljtcaigo WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1861. Circulate tlie Documents. Three weeks remainforvlgorons campaign effort—three weeks to roll up the immense majority which tbe world expects ns to give for the Union ticket—three weeks to decide the fete of the Republic. Circulate the doc uments 1 We have printed acd sold nearly Two Hundred Thousand of our documents entitled: 1« Tlie Convention PampUtei—Saytiigs and Doing* cf tbe Caicsao Copper* head Convention. th Issues of the Campaign—Shall the ffortn vote for a Disunion Peace 7 The demandfor these documents continues Unabated. Send in your orders. We for- Trard them by express at Two Dollius rxu Hcfdbed. Wc hove received so many applications for Gen. Logan’s great speech, delivered in Cir bondale on the Ist Inst, that we have con cluded to ifsuc It in pamphlet form. We Shall have It ready for delivery on Monday moraine, the 17th Inch This is the best kind of a campaign docu ment to circulate in Middle and Southern Illinois aw* Southern Indiana. S:at by ex press, $2 per 100. Address Tmbuse Co., Chicago, Ilk THE NEWS. The news from Western Missouri does not ycrj clearly as yet declare the precise sttna ion. Probably our commanders are toot busy dispatching rebels to attend to other -dispatches. The men of the New York regiments are now engaged In forwarding their ballots for President and State ticket to their proxies to be by them deposited In the ballot box on the Bth ol November. We have the result in two regiments complete, the 112 th and 189 th, as follows: Lincoln. McClellan. Ssß 9 431 TI The 112 th Theißßib' Total. •Majority. The 112 th regiment voted unanimously for Fenton lor Governor—Seymour not having a “friend” in tLie regiment. The New York fiddles* will roll np lorty or fifty thousand majority for the Union ticket, They are bonndto vote as they shoot, on the side ol their country. f> The Minnesota regiments were voting yesterday. How ardently they love Little Mac the returns elsewhere given abundant ly show, No wonder the Cops do not like our boys In blue. The annual meeting of the Old School Frcebjtuian Synod cfNew York, held in the First Presbyterian Church of Jersey City (Rev. Dr. Imbriete), closed on Thurs day night, The regular services began on Tuesday, and continued for three days. In come respects this was a most extraordinary cession. The General Assembly of the Church held in Newark in May List, was attacked and arraigned lor its loyal resolu tions, by Bev. H. Van Dyse of Brooklyn, Whose resolutions and speech are, we under stand, to be used as a Democratic campaign document. The General Assembly was, however, ably defended by Doctors Krebs, West, Spring. Campbell, luibrie. Smaller, TTarkncss, Stead and others, and the resolu tions of Mr. Van Dyke, which were pro nounced “a fire-brand in the Church, and false and dlslojal,” were condemned by the I Sf nod by a vote of 83 to 15 and S who were I excused from voting. Among the 1 '-at was Bev. Dr. N. L. Bice, formerly of the North Presbyterian Church in this city. It argues an Improvement in discreetness If not in views that he did not give bis voice to the pro clever* tide of the discussion. The funeral of the l»le M>ijrrGeneral Bir pey took place, with much military display, at Philadelphia, on Friday. It Is said that the General almost in the hoar of death dis played his patriotism. In a very Impressive manner. Arriving at Philadelphia on elec tion day, though nearly overcome by the dis ease which toon proved fatal, before allow ing himself to be taken home, he insisted up on being carried to the polls to vote, as a ■citizen, for the cause of which he had fought ns a soldier. Memphis pipers of the 23d say that Forrest Is reported to be concentrating a large force at Jackson, Tenn., and that a con scription is being enforced in the country adjacent to Memphis. CoL Hoge's com mand, defeated at Eittport, Miss., had re lumed to Memphis. It is stated that CoL Doge is not blamed for the disaster, as he t Imply obejed orders. The Cincinnati Gazette of yesterday gives the htme Tote in Ohio for Congressmen, nearly all official, which shows a net Union. majority of 24,765. Fourteen Union Con gressmen were elected on the home vote. The soldiers' vote will elect three others, Searing two for the Democrats to crow over. ’’Tia a pity they have even two. Notwithstanding the man Dodd is safe in Canada, the investigation at Indianapolis is going forward, and will do a vast amount of good in opening the eyes of loyal men to the dangerous plots of our home traitors. Oar Indianapolis dispatch contains a fresh instal ment oi .this evidence against the Northern Allies of Jolt Davis. This perjured wretch Dodd is a devout believer in Little Mac, and helped to nominate him la this city. Bead hie record, 'and from one learn i-U. Loyalty is an empty phrase with these men. or rath, cr it is not empty because it is the cloak to deadly designs against all we hold dear as a people. The assassin and his dagger appear when the stolen garb Is torn away. The dead bodies of Major Wilson, 3d Mis souri Militia, and six of hie men who were captartd by the rebels at Pilot-Knob, and given up to a gnrrilla band for execution for the alledged killing of some rebels in Arkansas, lost summer, wercf-iaud In Frank yin county, Missouri, on Moud»y. Wilson’s body bad several ballet holes in it. A rebel Major and six privates are no wla Alton -prison as hostages for Wilson. He and his men will doubtless he shot In retaliation for this barbarous act. Our Indianapolis letter gives us General Hovey’s recent order to the done of Liberty in which will everywhere be treated -by that organization with profound respect, whether they like it or no. This fastening rebels and rebel sympathizers in front of the train is a good thing. Their friends will un derstand that it Is necessary to hold Are. PBITirE BANKING, In our city column it will be seen that aosue attention is paid to the mysteries and miseries of private banking, as illustn-ted In recent failures in this city. Our impulse "3s to sympathise with the principal sufferers, rnd these we do not deem the bankers them selves, but these who have lost by trusting their funds to them. Exposing will do good jn such instances. It should entail some re sponsibility to be a banker, or hank director. The recent occurrences in this city, Which show the evils of the opposite system, cannot be too fully dwelt upon, especially at a time when it Is attempted to patch up a rotten concern to run a little longer, in tbe hope of getting trough new deposits to reduce the present disastrous general average. A, bank whose forlorn list ol assets looks like a rat's nest, •cannot too soon wind up and disappear from the list We arc sorry for the depositors, but the general business public should be protected from a scheme to carry present losses oyer to a new list ol victims. JdbCE CATON AGAIN. Judge Caton Is evidently uneasy lu his jnlnd. lt Is a healthy sign in so chronic a •PARA as we know hie to be. The tingling eeneatlou Is a token of returning life In his political principles, which for years past have about as much vitality as one ot his own telegraph poles. The Judge has always, in politics, stood precisely where he was stuck, to cony a Southern wire. But his own shadow has scared him at last The r »cent report of bis Ottawa speech In our columns, end subsequently reiterated and vouched for by our. reporter, has set Judge Catou to work overhauling his budget and sewing up the rips lulls covering. He now sends us by telegraph the third revised edi lion of his views, which’ he deems It neces sary to express “without using the word* Slavery or Aotl-SlaVerj" Luckily, the evooiiynm “AboUtloli” teems to have stood frim to pretty good stead, and tie word C-.i VOL. xvm. “Negro” lies to come in at least once In this abstract a hand-breafh long. So that Judge Caton’s Copperhead listeners did not suffer from lack of their usual suite nafcce on such occasions. It is evident tbit Judge Caton means to be very cautions in tbc use'ol language jest about now. It is even more evident that be needs to be, if he would pass for a loyal man, in full sympathy with the war. “Out of tbe abundance of the heut tbc month apcakcih.” Copoer fountains will betray their contents if the slightest vent is given. SNAirCOIKG TIOTOBV FROUTHfi JAWS OF HfcFBlT, We h r ve published fragmentary and ab breviated account* of Gen. Sheridan’s great victory at Cedar Creek on the lOih insk, but this morning we insert a graphic detailed description of how “victory tvaa snatched from the jaws ol defeat” on that eventful ‘day by tbe will and genius of one mao. It was tbe most remarkable engagement of the war.. Indeed, modem history famishes no parallel to it. Some writers draw a compari son between Sheridan sod the French Mar shal Defeats, who saved Napoleon from rout anddeetructlos at Marengo. Bnt there is no parallel in tbe two battles. Beesatx came upon the field with a reinforcement of 10,000 veterans; he found Napoleon whipped and his tom and disordered- columns retreating before the victorious Austrians. He hurled his fresh troops upon the exultant foe, broke tbc Austrian line, and converted a bad defeat into a crushing victory. But Sheridan brought from Winchester no corps dermte behind whom his broken and scattered regi ments could rally and form. But he cid bring wbat was worth more—“ the brains of a General and the heart of a hero.” It was the magnetism of his own presence that stopped tbe flight of his soldiers. He rode down the lines mlth hit In hand, from right to left, calling on his men to re-form, and which they obeyed with alacrity, cheering their beloved commander to the echo. Be soon put a new lace on affairs; the advance of the rebels was speedily checked; a grand charge of the whole force was ordered, cav alry on tte wings, infantry and artillery in the center, and glorious Phil.' Sheridan at the head ol the whole. The bugles sounded the charge, and forwaid went that liae of glltteriog bayonets and uplifted swords. The rush was resistless; tte “gray backs” broke in dismay and fled Id contusion, with the Federal cavalry slashing at their backs. The victory was complete. The fruits were 60 pieces of artillery, 13 battle flags, S,OOO killed and wounded, and 7,000 prisoners. Is not Gen. Grant right in declaring that “Sheridan Is one of the ablest generals.” Bnt the battle of Cedar Creek is not tbe first instance where Sheridan has rallied a broken and retreating column. He exhibited the came magnetic power over his men on two farmer occasions* A cotemporaxy re calls the fact that “he commanded a divis ion in General McCook's corps at tbe battle of Stone Elver; McCook’s corps, our readers will remember, was on the right, and was exuaebed up on the first d»y. Sheridan’s di vision of that corps was rallied by hla exer tions and a large part of it went through the whole three daya of the battle, while the other two divisions never fetopped till they got to Nashville, It was the same at Chick amauga. ilcCcok’s corps was broken, and only cue of Its divisions was kept together. That cue, of course, was Phil Sheridan’s.” TflE ffIARKETS TESTER DA Y-A Panic. These who bet against Uncle Sam had a sorry time of it yesterday. Gold rose in the early part of the day to2lß>f, and in the ai tcrno'B suddenly dropped to 213. This state of. afisin produced a reaction in the wheat market. Before ’Change hours, No. 2 spring wheat rose to $1.73 per bushel, but in the afternoon o panic took place, and It fell to $lO3, at which price It closed—a decline of 10c pi r bushel within eight hours. tST~ There is ranch «ald relative to “Sons of Libert?” and other orders 41 Lottie to the sovetn. menu” It may ormayvotbe true thil they exist bn% la* ary ca»c. »U hlftory shows that secret aol Utica* orgoziizatlosa only flourish where the ad. mtoiftratlun of the government-isa despotism.— Btcuh Tima. Don't this confess rather too much The Know Nothing organization sprang into ex istence and “flemished” daring the “Dem ocratic” administration of President Pierce. It wus a very powerful and formidable political organization.” Was the government a “despotism” at that time? Did it “flourish*' beeanse It was a “des potism?” The “Sons of Liberty” is bat another name for “Knights of the Golden Circle” The former is aimply a continuation of the latter, with each alterations of pass words, grips, tokens, signs, and sanitations as the exposures of the Order necessitated. The “Knights” and “Sons” arc a secret politi cal organization, established in the South during the mild ana inoffensive administra tion of Fillmore. It grew and spread ranid* ly during the “Democratic” administration ot Fierce, when McClellan joined it, and be fore the close of Buchanan's “Democratic” administration it embraced, within its folds nearly the whole Democratic party of the Southern States. Was it the despotism” of Fillmore's administration that brought it into being? Did it flourish” daring the administrations of Fierce and Buchanan in consequence cf their end, tyrannical, and despotic acte?” The Timet is like a fool with a flail It cracks its own heal when making jesses at its opponents. gy Wutcft Sjdrit of Vic Tu,ie» unearths the remarkable fact deff Davits and Al exander H. Stephen?,the bogus President and Vice President of the 80-callcd Southern Confederacy, are, as we are credibly inform ed, native-born Connecticut Tankees; while Abraham Lincoln and Andrew Johnson, the Northern nominees for President and Vice President of the Union, ore both natives of the flave States, aod of the down-trodden the? of its poor population, which' is de nominated by the aristocratic planters as the wMletrash of the South. Mr. we are told, was bom at Hadd«m, in Connecti cut, and went to Georgia at an earJy age. Mr. Davis was born at Killing worth, Con necticut, and emigrated to Kentucky, where Me father for some time kept a roadside tav ern And these are the king pins of the Southern aristocracy, who protend to hold, their noeee when the repudiated Fankccs pats between the wind and their nobility. IDE FELLOW fETEB. One Hundred and Nineteen Deaths In Ttvcnty-ionr Hoars at «tu*bernn*i>m Vtllow Fever* [From the Wilmington Joarual, Oct, 15.] THE FETES A.T WILMISGTOS AND CUaSEESTOK. A letter lure eta es that there had occurred In Newborn within twenty-four hours—that is to say in one day and niabt—ll9 deaths tram yellow fever. Tills is fearful, and appears almost incredible; still the writer of the letter Is a perfect ly truthful gentleman, and places fall -reli ance In the information upon which his statement is hated. This can, hardly, wa enpi>Oße« be taken as an average or anything like it. Bttll the average U undoubtedly high. The Yankee troopshaveb*enhurried otfinto tbe woods or anywhere. Of course they haye suffered. [From the WEmlnglon Journal. Oct. 15.") Unless we have a change of wind to the south, with warm damp Weather, we appre hend no danger from the spread ol the dis ease; but as we bare no guaranty that such change of wind may not take place at any time, we see no reason for changing oar ad vice to those who can conveniently get their families out ol town, and that is, to get them out without harry and without panic, bat simply as a matter of precaution. [From tbeßichmood Whig, Oct SO.; At Charleston the disease is said to be on the Increase. The mortality among children is very large. Some neighborhoods seem to be more tmictcd than others—especially is (his the case around the arsenal. Its intro duction has been owing to the proper pre cjutlon In allowing blockade runners too free occ ss to the city on arriving irom Nassau and other affected ports. The Coast Blockade* Haufai, Tuesday, Oct. 25 —By the steam er Msvrocordatos we learn that the blockade runner Little Hattie had arrived at Bermuda, with GOO bales of cotton, and that the Hope, with 1,500 bales, and tbe Falcon with TOO bales, bad arrived at Nassau, all from Wil mington. Tbe Mavrcccrdntus also reports thu tbe pirate Tallahassee and Edith left Wilmington the same night with the Little Hattie, for a raid. The Colonel Lamb, a etcel plated blockade runner, called from Halifax this evening. Barnlncofau Opera Home. Bostok, Tuesday, Oct. -25. —Tne Opera House of Morris Bros., Pell Trowbridge, caught fire about 5 o'clock this evening, and was entirely consumed, leaving little bat the brick walls slaodinz. It occupied'the site of the old Provincial Government House, In Province House Court, with thJMoia en trance irom Washington street, NEWS BY TEEfiirtPK. THE WAR li\ MISSOURI MUST FROM THE SIIDITION. Retaliationfor Brutal Guer ilia Murder-Six Rebels to be Shot. FROM WASHIIiaiOM—MAT TERS MILITARY AHO GENERAL. Gut Late Victory in the She nandoah—Recapitulation of Sheridan's Success. THE INDIANAPOLIS TRIALS— mi Hsvnrs oness. jsTore aad Startling; Evidence Against D.dd and His Accomplices. from the South—The Hebei Press on the Situation. ODBJKBVYOBK9IDMHT BISPifM. LATEST NEWS FROM GRANT AND SBERtSiIN. THE RICHMOND iPEESS ON OTJS 710T0ET. Foreign Items—The Italian Ques tion -The Cotton Famine. Yellow Fever at Charleston and Wilmington. WAR, FAMINE AND PESTILENCE BE FALLING the guilty:rebels. FKOM VASOLVGTO.V, Interesting General News Summary* [Special Dispatch to the Chicago .Tribune,) Washington, Tuesday, Oct. 25. THE WAB IX VmCEiIA. Sheridan’s prisoners are now reported at about 3,000. Fifteen hundred were brought into Harper’s Ferry on Monday. Eleven hundred had been previously brought in, and 1,000 were left at Winchester. Our cavalry are gathering in many strag glers from the rebel ranks. The number of rebel officers captured will not fall short of SCO, ard the entire loss of rebels in kQlcd, wounded, prisoners, and stragglers is esti mated at 8,000. Kershaw’s Division bad twenty-two new brass cannon, made in Rich mond—twenty of them were captured. One thousand two hundred stand .of small arms have been gathered from the field. It Is ascertained that the rebels had five inlsntry divisions, with their complements of artillery, and five brigades of cavalry in the fifc’bt. Oar wounded are being- rapidly conveyed from Winchester to Martmshurg.* Mcsby’s guerillas are again near Washing ton, cn the Virginia side. Some of them were taken prisoners the other day, near Great'Falis, on the Potomac. POSTAL AFFAIES, The Post Office Department Is quite confl uent it will be able to put the new money or der £3 stem in force by the Ist of November. THE MAETLAKP CONSTITUTION. The majority on the. new constitution of Maryland ia now running up above a thou sand. Tiiß PB>rr. The supplementary draft continued to-day. Very little attention was ptid to it by any body except the lucky ones who drew prizes. THE AEltr TOTE. The following is a foil statement of the vote iu Etven regiments of the Army ot toe Amy: 11th New Fork battery, Lincoln 93, McClellan 1L sth New Fork Engineers, Lincoln IC4, McClellan 7, 94th New Fork! Lincoln 8, McClellan 100. 112 th New Fork, Lincoln 285, McClellan 9. 147 th New Fork, Lincoln £O, McClellan 119. 188 th New Fork, Lincoln 50S, Medellin 37, 189 th New Fork,- Lincoln 481, McClellan 77. THCBBAmiAK MAIL. The Post Office Department is considering bids for the Brazilian mall service, and bones to moke the award this week. The forth coming report will advocate the establish ment of a similar line of mail steamers be* iwetn Ban Francisco and Japan. TT.LKESB OF EECBETABT BTA2*TOS. Secretary Stanton is 111 with chills and lever. NewTobk, Tuesday, Oct. 25.—The CW;- nurviaV* Washington special says: The sol di' rs ore all already giving their votes for tne PxtsiL'cst. Several reciments of New Fork Fntdhrs in the army of the Potomac have given heavy majorities for McClellan, while in others be has only received three or four votes. An absurd report is current that Secretary Seward has apologized lor the arrest of too St. AJbans marauders. Th’r Post'* Waghlogtor epoclalsays: Agents to trke votes in the army are great annoy ance to Gen. Grant, who Is planning some important operations. The news from ;Mi£Sonrl to the War De partment, is good. Price has been thorough ly whipped, sod ie running away as fast as possible. Gen. Elckctts is very low to-day; grave fears are now entertained of his recovery. Secretary Stanton has dismissed twenty clerk* in the Quartermaster's department for eympatbialng with the rebellion. Gtn. 'Wool passed through this city to day, en rwtte tor Washington. In obedience to orders from the War Department; it la presumed that he will be put in command ol our northeastern border. Hew Yobs, Tuesday, Oct. 25,—The special to tbe CcinmrrcicL Washington, Sstb, says: It is stated that Gen. Grant will insist tnat the civilians now at the front who are en gaged in the distribution of tickets to the soldiers for tbe coming election shall either leave the army altogether, or make some arrangement by which their mission could be performed without Impeding military operations. Their political discussions excite the soldiers, and in eome cases lead them to neglect their duties. It wtd not be surpris ing if there is a sudden exodus of politicians from the army ere long. THE WAR ES. niSSOIKI. Price’* Escape—'Guerilla* at Wnrreus buie—t'lte Late major IViltou lUccUbk of tbe lltb iUiMonil Vol unteer*. [Special Di-patch to the Chicago Tribune.] St. Lome, Tuesday, Oct. 23. It is believed that Price's army bos escaped. The fight on Sunday, south of Kansas City, w&s designed to give time to the wagons in advance to get a good start. There la no continuation at headquarters, ol Pleasanton's capture ol three guns at Independence or routing of the rebels on Sunday, as tele graphed from Kansas City. _ Guerillas are reported near Warrensburg, though that place Is now held by a garrison commanded by CoL Moore, of the S3d Illinois. Col. G. Harry Stone arrived in this city this morning, with tbe papers, &c., found on the body ol Major Wilson, who was mur dered by tbe rebels, after he was taken prisoner by them at the battle of Pilot Knob. The papers, which consist of orders Irom Gen. Esine, telegraph dispatches and private letters, were banded over to General Ewing, and are now in his possession. No doubt, therefore, remains as to the terrible futt ol the gallant Major WiL-on. It appeared that he was shot through the body several times, but the papers In his possession leli undisturbed. The bodies of six men who were captured with Major Wilson, were also found at the same time The hostages held tor Wilson at Alton will probably be shot on' Mu-day. We learn that three companies of the 11th Missouri regiment, stationed at Washington mutinied. Three companies received orders to procecd-to Hermann, They were marched to the depot, but while awaltlce the -arrival of the train aspirit of Insubordination seems to Lave arisen among them, and when the C«;s for Hermann came along they rctosed CHICAGO, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 26,1861. to get aboard, and insisted on belnsr sent home to fit. Lonis. The reasons alleged were various, Among others, that the 7th regiment had been sent home and they were entitled n like privilege: that General Pike was a rebel, «fcc. As there were no other troops at Washington Col. Stone was pow erless to quell the .mutiny, and seemingly acquiesced to the proposition of the muti neers to return to Bt. Louis. He according' ly procured as extra train and they started for St. Louis. Immediately after their de parture, however, CoL Stone telegraphed to tbe military authorities at Franklin, and on arrival at that station, they were all marched' to the guard house. They numbered in all about two hundred and twenty, and by their inconsiderate action, will probably be com pelled to serve another month, either on the tortiflcatiocs or In military prison. St, Lons, October 25.—A dispatch from Washington, Mo., says the dead bodies ot Major Wilson, of the 3d Missouri militia, and six oi his men, captured by tbe rebels at Pilot Knob, have been found In the woods In Franklin county. Major Wilson was shot through tbe body several times. He was identified by papers found on his body, and there seems to bo no. doubt that he and his men w ere murdered by their captors. When it was ascertained that these men had been turned over to a band of guerillas to be exe cuted, the Provost Marshal ot this Depart ment, by order of Gen. Rosecrans, sent a rebel M jor and sis privates In irons to Al'on, tu be held until the fate of Major Wilson 6honld.be known. When it is d-rfi, nluly learned that Wilson and his men'were tilled by the rebels, these Confederate hos- taces will be shot in retaliation.. When the rebels leit Richmond, Ray county,they carried away aboutslo,ooo worth ot goods stolen from stores there. Colonel Harding and 500 of his command, captured and paroled at Glasgow, arrived here last evening. Colonel Hynes, of the 17th Illinois cavalry, is among them. We have no news to-day of the operations in Western Missouri. FROM SPBIKOFICLI*. matters Political and military at tbe a rate Capital. [Special Dispatch to the Chicago Tribtme.] SnuNcnELD, 111., Tuesday, Oct. 23, I was led into error by Copperhead Infor mation 3 esterday respecting General Single ton. The facte are, that he and his friends subscribed fifteen hundred dollars, of which he paid five hundred dollars, for the pur poses of bis late peace meeting here, bat his policy Copperhead friends took >hls money and used It lor their purposes, besides trying to turn his meeting against bim. 'On his ar rival here Irom .Washington, on Saturday. Instead of the bills hating been paid, he found the morey all spent, and the bills having been presented to bim be paid them. He then we t to Mayor Vredenberar, of this city, and told bim he would hold him per sonoUy responsible for the amount paid for ibtse bills, and gave him till half-past four yesterday to lemnd the money. The money was paid. It is to be hoped that every soldier in camp and hospitals throughout the State shall have fnrlotigLs to go homo and vote. There arc between three and four thousand such vot ers. Let the boys In blue vote for their can~ dld&tes. Tne following promotions have beenmade*. pronotions,*", Cjjil John Morris, Major ISSLh, vice Wiltshire reeitreo. Csptalo Larins W. Beal, LUatenaat Colonel of 12*. tb. nee Beardviey resigned. AttWiDt Snrgron Donl. C. Joses,’. Snrgcon of 2d Cavalry, viceCotts mustered out.. Captain Jsmes T. Filer, Major of sth, vice wVcb je-iened. Major Hamilton B. Bos, Lieutenant Colonel of 12ib vavklty, vice GrosvcLor reslcnefl; A®elii»nt Snrpeon Ira Bronn, Ssrgcon of 63th, vlcePatk honorably discharged Csptain Robt. W. Heal/, Major of 68th, vice >i»wud Mr. McDonald, and the issues dkcusecd by them In joint canvass, the Union party has .made large and substantial ■gains. The Copperhead prints keep Reiterat ing that .Morton’s majority is being largely f e*jnctd by the official returns. This Is, like the cry of fraud fact npby.tbem, a downright falsehood.* There 02 counties in the Stated .find S3 of ibtEo foot up au official majority •for Morton of 21,003. The remaining ten* will not reduce this over 500. The result fullv justifies the prediction of.Gov. Joseph A. Tv right, who, in a speech at the Wigwam in this city, the night before election, said that When the san goes down to-morrow night, Morton Is your Governor by 20,000 majority; On application to the authorities at Wash ington, an order, baa .been Issued extending -.the intlongbs of all sick nud convalescent soldiers who came borne to vote until the loth of November. Tnials billed with great delight by the soldiers, as they all are anx ious. to AceUfy the extreme regard they have /or McClellan by repudiating him and his platform av the ballot-box. .In fact,, no one here slice the election hue uttered the faint est of crows forLittleMac. The only badges worn are miniature representations -of the handsome features of our worthy President, not one of Little Mac visible, even In the largest crowd. They appear to concede tbe corn silently and sulkily* The Sanitary Fair, which has just closed,- though not: comparing In magnitude with those oi New York, Philadelphia and Chica go, was jet a great success for our little oity, it having netted the eum of $40,000. These dollars axe ns potent for good, too. as far as they go, as your bigger pile of dollurs and wtre just as freely a'nd as nobly given. Brig. Gtn. T. G. Pilcher, U. 8. Volunteers, relieves Col. J; G. Jones as Assistant Pro vost ilan-bal General of the State. Colonel' Jones, whose term of service has expired, has proven himself to be a faithful, efficient officer in every position in which he has been placed, and leaves behind him a reputation for soldierly, braver* end gentlemanly cour tesy which may well be envied. Military matters are very active. Drafted men and substitutes arrive in great numbers every day, and the camps are fall. Tbe m&rchlag of regiments from other States through our streets, tn route for tbe front, and tbe for warding of recruits from the different camps around tbe city to the field keep the city full of the bustle and noise, and even on Sunday it is next to impossible to find a place where tbe din does not reach yon. The city itself Is improving rapidly. New brick blocks, in process of completion and finished, greet one at every turn. The Street Railway has become an old thing already, and cr*atte> no wonder. Onr squares and porks are to be next attended to, and when all !s done,, the Railroad City will be worffi a visit even from one accustomed to the metropolitan magnificence of tbe Garden City of the West. Dor. FROM T'ESnoiftES. Conviction of Henry Barker for mall Uobbwr aailHarr, ftobrer and Smith fur Conftplracy—EuthuMlaAtlc Union meeting. [Special Dispatch to the Cilcago Tribune.] Dssuoires, lowa, Tneedtj Oct. 25. The grand jury of the United States Cir cuit Ccurt lonnd a bill on Saturday, against Berry B.rker, for mail robbery at Macon C»ij, Franklin county post office, last suior mtr. In the E&me court in tbe case of tbe Unit ed Stf.tes against Silas Harr, George Robrer, Btnj. A. Smith, of Mahaska county, on a charge of conspiring against the Govern, mint of the United Stales, and to forcibly ictUilrg the arrest of deserters. The de ft* dams were found guilty by tbe jury on Saturday evening. The testimony of tbe defendants witnesses was enough on cross ex&minution to damn the whole accursed crc-w of tbe Sons of Liberty, Order of the Star, O, A K. or McClellan minute men, or whatever else the poor devils call them selves. -To the eternal infamy ol the traitors tbe witnesses .for tbe defense were mem bers of tbe Order, and confessed enough to prove tho worst that baa ever been said of tbe Order. Members ore seduced into these hot-beds of treason and guilt, under.the pro fession that tbe object of the Older is to as certain tbe strength of the Democratic party, and contribute to tbe downfall of treason. With the disclosures of this case before him, no honest man can hereafter have any excuse or mitigation for the crime of associating himself with the secret rebel Orders oi the North, The witnesses lor the defense con fessed to tbe death penalty for revealing se crets, to.tbe signal far calling the members together, and the several signs which were to be n*ed in battle. Bon. John Sherman addressed a large as sembly of patriotic people in .the Court House square on Saturday afternoon. The day was bright and beautiful Tbe speech was splendid, manly, and full of vim, of a live man’s spirit, and the spirit of tbe people was in harmony with that of the speaker. The meeting was a great success every way, and closed by singing the battle hymn, the Republicans giving three cheers for the Union. FROM ST. PAUL, How tlieltllunesota Soldier® Love Lit tle ITlac. v [Special Dispatch to tbe Chicago Tribune.] Sx. Paul, Mien., Tuesday, Oct, 25. A riot occurred In the guard-honse at Fort Spelling, last night. The prisoners attempt ed to escape, but the guard fired on them, and shot one severely. The Bth regiment la voting to-day at the Fort, preparatory to their departure to morrow. Nearly all the soldiers are for Lin coln. In the Btb regiment, out of 86(1 votes Lincoln received 350. That ia the way all the Union boys vote. Governor Miller received to-day the battle fltigs of the 35th cud S9th Miss, regiments, captured by the 4th Minnesota at Allatoona. tee WAR LV TErtISESSEE. Fojtlier Front Col Hone’s Disaster— i«(bfl and finerilia Operations la Henem lenue»*«e. Caiho, Tuesday, Oct. -o —Memphis papers ofihe 23d,.iecelved by the steamer Belie Bt Louie, announce the return of Col. Hoge of the 113 th Illinois, and command, to ih*t cltv,' on the 23 J. Tne JiuHciin says; A Lieu tenant, who accompanied the expedition, and had ample opportunities for forming a correct opinion, Informs ns that in hie Judg ment, and In that of a majority ot the sol diers who served under Colonel Hope, very sides injustice has been dene the Colonel They say Col. Hogo was not to blame in any degree for the disaster that occurred at East port—that he obeyed ord era in going to East port—that the messenger Bent to recall him failed to get through—that one gunboat that made the rccoanolaaance sig naled that there was no danger—that the landing was done In a promptand soldierly, manner—that CoL Hoge should not be held responsible for the results of an attack on bis force under these circumstances. CoL Hoge was not rash or imprudent. He used, as his men say, all needed precautions, and the landing was properly effected—that the enemy bad not been discovered by the gun boats, was no fault of CoL Hoge. Immedi ately on lancing, his men were formedin line of battle, but theenemy opened onthem before they got their caissons ashore. Just after they landed rebel was seen and sever-. al Federal soldiers dashed after him, but be fore they discovered tbe rebel batteries, the fire was opened on CoL Hoge's men.” Lieut Baird, of company A, 113 th Illinois It fantiy, a participant in the Eastport en gagement;* Drought with him to Memphis three prisoners taken at Clifton and East port. They were lodged in Irving prison. Lieut Baird Informed the Dublin thatthere is much doubt concerning tbe ihte of Capt Hojt Some think he was killed, while others claim that he '"as only taken prisoner. Tbe Bulletin says it Is repor.ed that Forrest Is concentrating a very large force .at Jack sen,.Tens. Jeeee Forrest has been author ized to raise a brigade, and Is rncblesslv con scripting young and old in all the counties adjacent, and is even pressing Into service many persons In portions of Shelby county. A raid into Kentucky will very likely oe the result There may be an attack ou Memphis, but that is not at all likely. Lieut Sloan, of tbe 7th Indiana cavalry, who commanded the scouting party that fell into a rebel ambuscade on Wednesday night, was painfully wounded in the right arm, elchi bullet holes were found in his overcort. Throughout theaffair he evinced great gal lantry and presence of mind. The rebels did not open firs until cur advance guard had I’WS'.d. FROM TOE SKH^DOiH. A Recapitulation of Splen did Achievements. New York, Tuesday, Oct. 25.—The Com miiriaVs Washington special says the details of Gcu. Sheridan’s brilliant- victory In the Shenandoah valley on th'o 19th are now com ing in. The pursuit has ended for the pres ent, and there is now time afforded to count the spoils of the gallant achievement. Pris oners are being sent to places.of safe custo dy in the rear, and the trophies of war adorn the camps of the gallant victors, Gen. Cue tar. has already brought to' Was hington the flag taken from the enemy at Har per’s Ferry. A letter dated Oct 34,' contains Informa tion from official sources, and therefore en tirely reliable, that 3,600 prisoners have al ready been captured. 1,500 arrived at Hit peris Ferry on Monday, and I.ooomoae were hit at Wiichcster, Our cavalry la still engaged In picking up rebel stragglers and deserters who *re glad; to escape irom the rebel army rfler it las tmtained so crushing a defeat These pris oners candidly admit that Sheridau is the best General against whom they have ever looght, and that his dashing tactics arc more than a mutch ror even JnbSl Early. It is as certained from rebel prisoners and deserters, and other inalspntable sources, teat the loss of the enemy will reach 10,000 In killed, wounded and missing. Amorg the guns taken were twenty new brasspltcee, which were recently turned out from Richmond, and with which Early bad been supplied only a few daja before the battle. •Twelve thousand small arms were picked, up on the field and along the track of the flying enemy, exhibiting a state of demorali zation not often witnessed among veteran troops,- such as those with which Early was proviceu. The rebels bad five Infantry divisions, and five cavslr- brigades, In the eng&gement;and a larga portion of them embraced the flower ot Lee’s army. Our wounded are being rapidly removal to Matttufcburg, irom Winchester, and General Sheridau is putting hi* army in order for another advance, when Gen. Grant eha’lgive the signal. He is already being supplied with materials for another campaign, and Will not long remain passive. TOE WAK n OEOSGU. Tbe Sitnatlon and Its apect*-Opera tions of Uur Forcea-Wbcroaboata of Hood. LonsviLLK, Tuesday, Oct 23.—The Nash ville Ur.iojt of Saturday says: The latest from the front is to the effect that Sherman has hopes oi bringing Hood to a tight. Tbe stand, u made at all, will probably be in tbe vicinity of Bine Pond; Ala. A Chattanooga correspondent of the Jour not, Oct ibtb, says; 'Where Hood will stand is a matter of sap position only; but-the collection of large supplies fit Talladega, Ala., would give tbe Impression that he *UI plant himself on the Macon and Montgomery Rrilway, near the Chattahoochee, to contest Sherman’s ad vance on Montgomery ana Mobile. Should he take that position, Sherman must either -advanceupon bim, or, with one wing of kla superb army, hold Hood In check there, and with the other, operate upon some other line. 1: ace nothing to prevent Sherman from detaching forty thousand men to hold Hood la check and protect communications, and, with sixty thou sand more, by rapid movements, swing his lett around, capture Augusta, MUledgc yitlr, advance tta the Savaoc&h River, take Savannah from the rear, open up a abort line of supplies ria the Alabama-River and the numerous railways centering: at Macon and Atlanta, withdraw twenty or thirty thousand troops irom his old line, and, with Lis short line of supplies, mostly by water, and.an overwhelming army, make a winter campaign In South Carolina or Alabama. Hood has not more than forty thousand men, and cannot increase it to over sixtv thousand, were he, as Grant esjs, *‘torob the cradle and the grave,” while Bhennan cm easUy.commmd twice that number when he haa reaped the India ol the t; cent drafts. Every Intelligent reader who wl.i study the map and the situa tion in Georgia, nnd estimate the respective strength of tbe two armies, must see at a glance that tbe enemy cannot long prevent Sherman from cutting his way iu triumph to the octan. Onr infantry have notyet.teen much en gaged. The 17tU corps are reported to have driven, on thelCth, the enemy out of Snake Creek Gap, with slkht loss on cither side. Captain Mauch, of the 4th. United States cav alry, reports that a few days ago, part of Miitj’s cavalry brigade captnred'Gen, Long and ten or twelve prisoners. He also reports that on the 12tb, Minty’s and Wilder’s brig ades occupied Borne, and on the following morning were confronted by Roddy, with two pieces of artillery and a large force. Wild er’s brigade formed as skirmishers, with Minty’s In column In tho rear. When the command forward was given, away they went on the keen run, cutticgdown with the sabre all in their path, or cubing them pris oners. Reddy was stampeded, übont thirty ol his command hilled, eighty captured, with theloMsoiali his artillery. Our loss was about twenty-five killed and wounded. C*p tain Mauch. 'my ir.iormant, was slightly wounded In the arm. Colonel Minty, who arrived up lioxn the rear, left for the front, to-day. FItOKI JUDGE CATDN. lib Last Explanation of Ills Ottawa Speed*, Ottawa, 111., Tuesday, October 25 —Ex- Chief Justice Catoa to-day in calling a De mocratic meeting to order took occasion to. explain what be said in a former speech at Ottawa, a paragraph of which speech was re ported to a Chicago paper, the correctness of which report be denies. He stated that in the speech referred to he had avoided tbe use of tbe words slave, slavery or slave holder, knowing bow liable he was to be misunderstood by ‘some who were particu larly susceptible on; the subject of the ne gro. What he did say was this: That admit ting that tbe Democratic party was en tirely governed- by -political policy Ir respective of all the considerations of patriotism, still the world .had tbe surest guarantee that the Democrats could never consent to a dismemberment of tbs Union. A dissolution of the Union once effected, aid the Democrats ot the North would be left at the mercy of the Republicans. Where as, if peace were established with a pre served Union, the people of the South would more naturally affiliate with the Northern Democrats, rather than with the Republi cans of the North. He had further said that the same political considerations influencing the Rcpnblican party, would lead them to prefer a dismemberment of the Union, un less they could first abolltionlze the South. Be eaid he had been cautions and premedita ted is this part of his speech, and could not be ciUtskeo.- FBOH MG.MUEAL, Xbe St. Albans Bald—Pnrsnlt of tbo Jcaloers—Thfc Recapture and ISecur ery of fluttUU *ua Booty* Montreal, Oct. 22.—The authorities are still actively engaged in Investigating the circumstances attending the extensive bonk robberies at St Albans and the subsequent unlawful and viclent proceedings ot the des peradoes by whom they were effected. The measures taken by the Governments of both Canada and the United States, to bring the bold robbers to justice, are meeting- with much success, and at the time we write,four t«en arrests have been made, twelve ia Cana da at d two in St. Albans. In the account given yesterday morniogifc should nave been stated that the Hon. Judge Aldie, of the Superior Court Vermont, (in stead of the President of the St. Albans Bank) came to this city, and afteiwards pro ceeded with Judge Coursol to St Johns, In order that both the Governments should tavs full and reliable Information of the whole of the proceedings. Yesterday Ed.- Carter, Esq., Clerk of the Crown tor the Dis trict of Montreal, received instructions from Quebec to proceed to Faisham, where Judge Coursol and the other officials then were. We also learn that Cob Connolly has re ceived instructions to place himself and a detachment of the men under his command.' at the disposal of the Superintendent of Po- I lice,, to render inch assistance as nuv be necessary. J Those who were not on the spot however have not been idle, for, ai above stated! twelve of the robbers have been divested in Canada, namely in Farnacn, Waterloo. Stan brlt'ge, and St Johns, The man taken at Waterloo was secured as the train was leav ing that place yesterday morning. Two packages contaioicgsooo, and three revolvers were feund on him. Another©! the rubbers, arrested! at St John? yesterday. Is said to have had SIO,OOO in hia possession. Accord ing to a statement made by Mr. Swales. Cashier of tbe First National Bank, the bonds stolen by the robbewat St, Albans on tbe 191b Inst, were as.follows; viz.: $29,650 In 7 3-10 H. 8. Treasury Bonds, dated 15th, 18& L not payable to the order of any person. The IT. S. Government wHI not poy any such bonds, and if a name be inserted they must be endorsed, and the government will insist upon the identification of the party holding them, and will reauire the holder to show that he got them honestly through an authorized agent of the government- Tbe legal tender notes stolen were dated Decem ber Ist, 1663. Tbe amount is $10.000, The government have redeemed nearly all of the above date, excepting SIO,OOO, stolen -j» above. Also $5,000 of compound interest notes stolen are void in the hands of any person excepting tbe lawful owner. S6OO in ’Bl bonds payable to the order of A. S Wales, cashier, are also void. Persons are also cautioned against receiv ing any of tbe above bonds or notes. The report of the shooting ot two bailiffs is said to be untrue. Judge Coursol nroccedcd yesterday morn ing,. with a body of armed police, from St, John’s to Farnham, to bring la to fit. John’s the prisoners there. When all are collected they will be brought Into Montreal, where tbe examination will be made and the appli cation for extradition heard. FBOJILEITETWOBTH. Tbe Situation-in Kjmaas on Saturday Bvcnloe-uCIdiU Dbpairiteg. Leavenworth, Ocl. 23 —The Conservative of Saturday contained the following: GOT. CARNZT’4 DISPATCH. Fort Leavenworth, Oct. 2L The following has just been received: (Signed) w. H. Stark. Lt Col. Kansas Cixt, Oct 31—5 P. M. Bne. Geo. T. A.Davies, Port; Price’s whole army is at Little Blue, nine miles east of Independence. Oar forces are .falling back on this stream. Hurry forward oil a valla We troops in Northern Kansas at once. The dange ris very great Gen. Curtis is at the Iront. (Signed) Thos Carnet, Gov. G. W. Deitzjler, ZVffij Qen. FBOAI THE COIQIANDEBS OF THE STATE FOR- Headquarters Militia. In Casis at Suawnbetown. OctoberSl, 186k The following is published for informa tion: HEADQUARTERS KANSAS STATE MItTTIA, In'Canp at Soawmextohk, Kansas, October 21, Itfrk J Special Order, No, No leave of ao sence to officers, or furloughs to men of this command, will be grated for any cause ex cept noon the approval of the Major General commanding. By order of Max. Gen. Deitzler, Commanding Kansas State Militia..- lam ordered to tbe front with all my available forces. Use the infinonce'br the press to get these .deserters to return to their commands’in 1 the front. The press probably can do more good than lauvthlng tlJe. R N. Hbrshpibld, Lt. Col. Com’dg*Post. GEN.'DETTZIEB’s DISPATCH, Inituk Field, Bio Blue, Oct. 21—k13 P. M. To Command er of Poet: Price is forcing the passage of Little Bine, and advancing on Independence. The bat tle has bfecn In progress since noon, and our forces we slowly falling back,. Our wound ed are-coming into Independence, and tbe trains are retreating directly to this point Cspt McLsne, the Ist Colorado battery, bad ‘Ms arm shot off near the shoulder.- Capt. Gregg* co M. Uth Kansas, wounded. Gen* Curtis is at the front. Kansas is in Immin ent danger, and every man should hasten to the field. (Signed) Geo. W. Deitzlbr; Maj. Gen. E. 8-M. GEN. CURTIS* DISPATCH. Bt Telegram toor Field, 0cL.21,.1864, ToMajorS. 8. Cartla:* We bave fought Price’s army since ten this a. m., neir Little Blue, with only- my regirrar volunteer forces. lam fighting and falling back, to avoid flank movements, designing to make asother atandat Big* Blue, where the militia, with artillery, are located In strong position: S. B. Curtis, Major Gen. CEN- CURTIS’ LATEST DISPATCH. Independence, Oct, 21*—10il5 a. tn. Io Major B. 8. Curtis; The enemy has now appeared In my front, and 1 will take some of my best? troops ana move forward. Those whocomeaftershoutd corgreate at the Big Bine, eras near there as we can get them, to make a steod. The’Big Bine and Kansas- Cf-y are the strong points for a final effort. I shall move cautiously. 'We are all well. 9. R. Gunns, Maj. Gen, POSTSCRIPT. 4:SO O’CLOCK. AM. FROM HEW YORK. Onr RWnlght Dl»pntterday. The market was generally sironger, and transactions larger. In railroad stocks there was active movements with a central advance is prices. Stale stocks firm hut ami. Balrosd bond* a shade higher bat dull. Bank stocks more active andhlgoer. Gorern mecta were in more demand, owing to symptoms of a revival ol purchases for export.- The agents fur foreign b inkers bought considerable lots yes terday. The Second Board was doll and gen erally lower. In railway stocks there was leas disposition on botb sides of speculators to do business. Government stocks were rather better than In the morning. The gold market shows, less ttrength than yesterday. The ball clique appear to have accomplished their object, operating less actively. Speculators broke down aTer the reeolar ’Cnanae hoars tbla afternoon. The sadden tuts of the market was ascribed to failure as to speculators for a rl-e to dad buyers at advanced flumes At the close it stood 211. The money market is without change In the demand fpi ex charge. A comparatively firmer feel ing generally prevails la produceaco merchandise, bat no corresponding increase in b,ia7Labe street. Cardnuoto* graphs only two dcli&is per dDzsn. if. EVllitirT, Prsortetor. jUr_riA», Operator. ot X am it PARTK ERSEIP an iu threat la some already established andlerlti* 3»'* Bnvg about* 5‘3 co» similar advantages. A-oieis BaXHBPU?B. P. O. Co.; j7li>. cc26-aS!5»u &TOT«Ct£,-—A goed F.onnr" or L Custom M!t! for i ale »t a bargain, la aiiuceaois. oc:6 *176 ->i j WHERE, OH I -WHERE, t *b»li Xietmy At HlinS'i Photographic fishery. S3 CLABS STREET, Oppctite the Court Souse. cc’lß u3Q it Dr. j. b -walker, Ojuhat acd Anils*. snecestfoVy treats ail curable diseases of me SYE d t ak, snu tertont* ail opa xat on* c»>n; ected with is important ipsctalty. Oibcr. lit 3-u-b Ciart rtreet. Chicaio. 7 At racial Em, Bar Drams, sou; a Coodaoto;*, and other uatml tnrtn iODi lor the Heat uitatL oc*orth«ra.SoieJ. Dt-llflowu*. *r y Ac ,wbicn are all carefully and we! packed Also Cctetnuts and Fwtatvei. country or ders solicited. ocifruO^u Mus 1 o ONE CROSSING.” Snlnsr'lChbiUf.bv A: K. WnuttusTmar. Price® emta. Paoiisbedby H T mekuLli/A CO .91 Wasa- Hutoasirte*. Depot tor the aw Fiaaoi, oc2» üß^-U T WAHKANTS A$D AG XJ HI ULTUBAL SCBIP POii nale BY PBSSTON, WILLABD 1 Clarb atrea*. oc£6PSST-auet J)r» U. Kf HOYT, Dentht, Nortbeast eoraer of Clavi; and bwcm>o A All operations csreluur aod s?nuftuiv pe termed- Peraon* are cordially to can uni eramios speelaens. 0«8n3t5.2t wxataes SIRS. MITCHELL, Clslrvoyaat, Wasasile and Syrratbetl'i Physician audPsjchosemcsUleaoer and Tea: Medium. 254 South BtadtaoQ Street* cc2*-u9n.3tne: Notice. K. n, LEAVES Has revered Uom 3.9 South Water street, to tha cc.-rer of Michigan and Deartorn-sta, North Side, ■Rhert howr J1 coatJnno :to Bio* and Frovlsioa trade asnereufore ana will aiiococtirmeto boy ana sell for comtnl« 4 on. J’ow cn band and for sale M»*a fort.Meva P**f. BxrnsPlatft Reef, Lard in oijla. aad tree, TaHow, Hides sna £JUsa, a.r EYSSUXG. Cct.C*tr,at7o*c.ccs, to which all Coocai* are invi ted to amno. hIOAS Prea'U Jacob S-.iiiiaa. Sec*j. oUS-oSlOitaet T?IBST CLASSOPPICEIN PINE -L‘ lotaUcD for Icsmme or Cominbsioa Bosiocts To real Aptly to BAIRD fcRAOLST, earner of Lake otd Laealie street*. Q'J,t nois-st w rescuet Choice residencies and KBaIHBNCB LOTS OX NORTH LASALLE STREET, Fcrstfe ehsan. BAIED BR\PLKT, roracrLike at a Lai&Ue sti eet?. oc3®*nshi-3t w values HEADQUARTERS DISTRICT 11OT USOI^ roOTO[u ,,in.,b a. G oViM SMfetary ol War, all saldlera new on Pare or foriomus la.ibe Stueof liltauii, msT.oji arnitfatioa to these headqturtar*. hare their ra’fivabaextendeduntil the lOthof N07.-xaher.l3Bi. 1L Application /or extension ot fnrlcndha car be made by letter, addressed to ihs Aia*t. Alintaal Centra* of tie Dutrct, DyglTlpg— i« xce nam*. rank, company, xegiaint, brigade, dlTlal'aardetmv ccrpa 3d. The tltce where the farlonth were given- Sd. Toe dale oi commencement and tne tune ofei. all cisf* where it Is iractlenMa, apolfca flora frr exeniloa of lutiouers will be endors'd wi h the approval of a oatumiseioiud officer of the **By command cfßiiff. GeaT 4oo.Cnok. GEO.7T. iIARTBB. ocM nK9 lit Opt, and A. A. A Gaa*!. jyROVERS NOTICE. COTTAGE GROVE YARDS. RATES OF YARDAGE. For Cattle aid Horses, 15c For Hog:* and Sheep. 8c Ncto SUfcprttemtnts, gAKHEIT, MIS OLD Os POW- Felt and Gomgo itioa Soofera 10, COO Bbls. mm composition. A !atjs a*ock or Fat, compmitioj, boat pitch, con TIB, ftfc, CONSTANTLY ON fliNI?. an erfwy from ts# countrypromptly fliieJ. ul pnatsf oireci.’ca* nrsafor pnttlac on roof*. N »*n tip y MAwa«»i ugioa. di tfetaroors A. MSS FOSTER. inpomiiox saw in sibbe of LADIES’, CELT’S, Boys and Masses’ Undar Shins, Drawers, CLOVES 'A?® HOSIERY, cosiikTiao or Angola, Hsffeoi Cashmere, any Shaker, Kiittel atSK edßo, la every me, c:lar ti qiaaty. tvj -u/ KFYIHO CffMPETiOH. otrs ii£?>r,T2.i:cr or M»V Seifs 2#Yflii; In’s HID GIftVES, la all coJorf,eis»l.i and nfcjm’iittch, Jmt arUvtnz. Beataoocsmas o’clockeach day. ocn ares-Ttaet T»M. A. BTJTTEK3 A CO., Auc-Tt- QTOCK OF BAKEWARE, BAR# O SE3SE*. SKOTEBIES. TEA, COJITSE. LI QUORS. in eatk and bottles. Ac-, AX ACCriO.I. On TEUKSOA.Y, Oct. nth, at 5* o clack, at Butt*** Auction Rooms, laPortload Block, corner oi Washington and Dearoont sts., WM. A. BUTTERS A CO j Aasooaeara. 0c23-nTI2-stcct ODILDING LOT AND BUILD. J_>isgs. at auction. Co MOSDAT.Oct.SIat, at2Jon: reserve /or ca»l», Bal’dirr Lot 50. 12 1b Gnr!e?‘j BaMln*lca or Hied? 81, Softool Addition, feet, fioctioz on D3*plalne» nmroater atteeta- mi oa« SioreDo’ue on mxos lot. ifu. a. jßUrrss* co Aact,oae«a. ocCS 0317 sine: Regular Saturday’s SALK. HOUSEHOLD FUBSITUHI. *c., Ac, ■AT AUCTION. OaSATUSOAT, Oct. Mth. at 9H o’clock, at Bat tens' AnctlQD Booms Is Portland Siocx, ids. 103 and 107 Dearborn sfceet. EOOSIHOLt) GQODS— AU the tornltnseof a {unite d* ehß]pghoQ!«lreep!cr, coafistlaj of parlor end chamber seta. heir mattresses, fssusar beds., carpa e, minors, crockery ware,&o. PlAifrt AND SEWING MACHINE—A good second, nerd PJsno Forte in rosevood ease. A Wttetler A Wiiscft Sewi&z Machine. BAT SADDLE BOSSK-A Bay Saddle Horje,nln» year* old, aoaad and kind. wa. a. aurraKS a co.. Anctioneera. OCfS u513 4tJSt LEATHER BELTINB MANUFACTURED BT W. H. WHITMARSH, 196 LIRE STKEET, (rp-St*ifS,) Chicago, HI, Hal!read Companies, Elevators, MacMalita m others, in want of bs« quality of Belnnar, will da better to call on tbe manufacturer, aa soots, before purchasing elsewhere. at THE BBsT BOW 12 Tbe market, are manufactured by 0. M. HERDEESON 00* No*. 4,6&8 Ltk&Street, OFFO3ITB TH2 ADAMS BOUSS, CBICAOO. They bare in store tbs larxeatitccs of Eastern vart m tbe WRjt, la May and June, before tbe advance, asd win sell m*ny style* lover tban Baiter* prices. ALSO. A LABOB STUCK Of Scot STocoasslns and Shoe Pack* lax Imnbermbn. aun-ptf wraa net-tf EVE EAR. DB. TTTTDEBWOOD, Graduate of Balievne Meds> caiCcllesaaod New vetb Op'b-xlmlc Col’eae,opa la’es for Cross Eye*. Cataract, and removes witb uaerxlmr ceitaisty all Diseases of the ttje and Bar wlihintiie reaca ofhamaaaidlL Office no.iJtßaa* dolpb tu;«, Chicago. oclS-nsi'-'ttasa TRUSSES. HASP iiCSBBR TKTSd CO., 125 South ciAXlc street. J. n- KESDALL, ManSK-r. This Trass is unite aad saperforto all other* ts aie.la tbe ioiio»»io* respects: It will never ntst» Cresl, rha:n. zsr or hi iter; doe* cot prets upon tbo ccrd la used In batninr, acd reqalresno straps. Peier»Ecrt irom tbe »os; emlnen: surreens inveu. Also msoaf-acturen of saa drsl-rs fa Shoulder Biaies. oQ.'poites, 812 Eioavc Ftoctlaii. Eoeo raps, Aoursr*. Crutcrei Ac., Ac. ii—i,' i.u.ir.-. v. uiv- c. av.,vi;. uttanUon siren to tha spnlicailoa of Trcttea ocCi-n «jr Ay art gILK AKD BUNTING Cans lastly on Hand and Had. ta Ordw. tTo a* au times have oa hand the LARGEST STOCK. !N THE WEST, And can furuhh the best of goods at the loireat msr« 2bt mice* CAMPnlfll? FLA63 marked so that the letter* en be rexovedwltlout >n)nr« to tea Fla*. GILBERT HKDBAUO A CO.. Ship CoaadArs an*i SaUsiaker*, too and 107 Water st> cc 3 a-war net 2.000 Bris, Chalce Water ipplM. 1.000 Erl-'. Jfeir Dried Apple., 10,000 Brls. Salt (Sew and Old). F:r Bile By MAUKA-1, WHISHT CO_J)9 3oollr Water E. oe2s*S63Bet CHAMPION SOAP. Thoheotandthe chraont warranted to *o aUtt claims to U aied scccr-ir* :o d rec:;&aa. Beware of iaitatlois, Try tae s! Cliamp ion. Sold at 9C2 Lake street, no stairs. Free. delivered to any pajref thaCily, seven dollars aad a half o*y hundred pounds. C. COL £OH, Aieac. oc2t*c7s6 State SOUTHERN MOSS. Ws d»ct froa Fe.Or!,a,,i si, Itoc of the aaor: lor Dpboli;cr«r*- aim. Alio Upholsterers' Tow, from Ohio. Aleryestocf, rn?cr!or cualUr.cn coßi'eninot, lor aale tve AUMSiKOXS* CO., cc3s uS3O-3tnet yp. rjLauile atrest. SALT. SALT. Coarve. Flo* Dairy and Ground SoiarSalt, Q ion to aULat KATAS, at Wat«i'Tee*.Chieago P ilh3oU- arm ect?-nl3»iamet s Wrought Iron Pipe AT WHOLESAUE, By K. T. CRANE fcBHO M 191 WEST IAU STB&ST. oclSuSMtaes Any gentleman who a ah admirer of in*epical weiMlttea Clothes. fit' r*l3lON PUbifc FABRICS. MaJaln tae aso»luoroajh iraiutr, %»ta* UinllT rttlL'Sß fer wblcb auch «s article caa bo fuuiabse, la mnteJ *o call a: ELA*9, Wool* Dtaac aolhfr ;?r, 9 Treacot XccL Ht V^SBHI

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the Constitution, and I am opposed to anv course of polio which will oeleactln- re-estaO rsbmcnt of the Government on its old foundation, and in its territorial integrity. 1 urn, re d Susquehanna have no superiors In any wooden fleet, and the Tuscaroni and Eula w are both Dost and powerful. The command oithib formidable squadron will probably be given to Rear Admiral Porter, who reached Old Point Comfort on -the 9th, irom bis Mississippi River command. Brar Admiral Lstdntr bus arrived, and Bear Aomsral Lie Is also on his way to this point Thereto eothu ships «t various yards puder orders, mi whether they will be Joined to thisexpedltion or no: remains to be learned. There being no port but Wilmington now optn to blockade runners, the current of ru mor Wimtcgton as the objective point of the expedition. There is no reason lor coi*jider He Is now a candidate for election on the McClellan ticket. The soldiers say, shall a traitor still be allowed to insult the count y by making speeches I The whole proceeding was wrong, and is condemned by the Unlou men here, gene rally bnt are the soldiers doing mure to the traitors than the latter would do to anti slavery men, il they bad the power? Are not the pro-slavery nabobs merely swallowing tbe medicine they used to administer so freely to all suspected ol ucsouuduess on the slavery question The War Democracy to the Rescue. The War Democrats have arisen; The effort to save the name and fame of the Dem? ocralic party of the days of Jackson is about to be made. It is decreed that it shall not be dissociated from all that is patriotic and .manly. Hence a Convention of “all the Democratic faith*’ is called at the Cooper Institute, New Tort, for Tuesday. Novem ber Ist, to consider the proper course to pursue in the present exigencies of public aliblis, and of preserving the honor and In tegrity of our. country. The names identi fies with the call for this convention are of leading Dtmocrata in all the loyal States of the Union. The first meeting will be at twelve o'clock, noon, and after the organi zation, the convention will proceed to dis cuss the issues of the day. In the evening. Francis B. Cotting, will preside. Maj.Gen. John A. Dix, will read an address to the De mocracy ot the Union, and speeches will-be made by the Hon. Ed wards Pierrepoint, Son. Henry G, Stebblns, and other eminent men. We knew that the miserable Copperhead faction which raised Us voice against the nation, and which adopted the treasonable platform at the Chicago Convention, was not the Democratic party, and here comes the testimony from Democrats themselves —long tried Democrats at that. The men who are engoged in this movement are not old politics! hacks wfco have ‘gravitated to Copptrheadiem, but veterans In the Demo-, cratic faith, men who believe m the princi ple and practice of True Democracy—who oesfre that the Democratic party shall be Democratic in practice as well as in name— and above all that in the hour of our coun try's trial it shall be true to freedom, to the Constitution, the laws and the Union. The names of the gentlemen engaged in this movement are such as to command re spect. and we extract them from the calk Dtmocrata from all parts of the Union are It-vited to attend the Convention. P. B. Ceuta?, M UJshleffer, Moses Tartar, Wil.lam ii, Webb, Edwards Pierrepont, Peter Cooper, John A. Dix, George B. Bailer, Denry G. Stebblns, Heury Nlcoli, Altx. Hamilton, Jr., D. S. Coddingtos, Alex. T. Stewart, Robert B Roosevelt, Theodore Roosevelt, A. Vaoderpool, Gofetavne A. Conover, James Wadsworth, James R. Whiting,.. A Ural A. Valentine, John A. Stewart, Uenry T. Ingalls, In addition to the above, the names of the fallowing well known Democrats ore ap pended to tbe call: Walter B. States, Dan’l Bialraxd, and B E. lugeraoll, of Illinois; J. TT. Woodward, Smith Thayer, Ed. Knowles, and Robert McDowell, ,ot Indiana; John Have, John Snedeker, and Con. Wctscher, of Michigan; Mat H. Carpenter and Georg* H. Walker, of Wisconsin; Geo. Crane and N. B. Matthews, of lowa, and one hundred and thirty-four others. psy The President was serenaded on Fri day evening last by the great Union proces sion at Washington. In response the Presi dent spoke as follows: “Fellow Citizens I was promised not to be called upon.for speech to-night, nor do I propose to make one, but we have been having some very good news for a day or two, so 1 propose that you eive threehearty cheers for Sheridan. While we are at it we may as well consider how loitunite It was for the Secesh that Sheridan was a little man. If be had been a large man there isuo knowing what he would have done with them. I propose three cheers for General Grant, who knew to what use to put General Sheridan; three cheers lor all our noble commanders, and the soldiers and sailors; Three cheers for all the people, everywhere, who cheer the soldiers and sailors df the Union. And now good-night.** An Odd Baffle. A raffle for a coffin came off in Brooklyn, N. X., recently. A woman was told that her husband had been killed at Fisher’s Hill, and that his body would be sent home. Straight way she bought a coffin, and made arrange ments to wake and bury her unfortunate hus band; but, receiving a letter from him stat ing that be was unhurt, changed her grief to joy, and at the suggestion of some friends she put up the coffin at a raffle. It was won by a young man, who, not liking a gentleman much given to politics in that ward, sent it to Ms house preceded by a band-organ play ing Hall Columbia,” followed by an im mense crowd. The*coffln was deposited on tbt gent’s door-step. A good sized rlet was t.ibt getting under way, when the police ap peartd, removed the coffin to the station bouse, and the crowd moved off quietly. Bow tlic Hew York Soldiers Tote. New York, Oct 25.—The New Tork Timet 1 Washington special saya: The 112 th New York regiment have voted as follows; Lin coln, 285: McClellan, 9; Fenton, 291, unani mous. The 189 th New York voted, Union, 431; Democrat, 77. The ballots were for warded by mail to the several proxies desig nated by the voters. iITEMOON DISPATCHES A BATTLE WITH THE RE BEL BAMS IN JAMES RIVER. REBEL PAPERS ON SHER IDAN'S VICTORY. Later from Sherman and Steele. FBO9I THE JAtS£B. Hnpogement tilth the Rebel Fleet la James taiver—Xlie Rebel War Ve*« •els Receive -a Terrible Fonodlng t ana are imweia up tno River* New Tons, October 25.—The New York Tr.bunt's correspondent in the Army of the James, October 23d, sat a: “At dawn this morning, one of otir land batteries, in charge of Captain Ashby, company E Sd New York artillery, opened on the rebel fleet in James river, about a mile above Cox’s Lind icg, with twenty and thirty-pound shell, and qnlckly eent their wooden gunboats to the protecting wings ol Fort Darling, and their other shore batteries. The three iron clad rams, however, stood Are and re tained, the compliment for an hour or more until one of their smoke stacks was nearly, sbot away, and one of our shells exploded in the alter port of the Richmond, killing a punner and wounding *hree seamen, when baling hod a vigorous pounding from onr shells,- they one- by one filed away out of range to a place of security, leaving an earth work which the rebels have constructed on the west eide of the Jimes to continue the duel with Capt. Ashby’s battery and another ol onr lorts lower down the siver. This rebel woik sent 100-pounders in return for Capt. Ashby’s 20 ana 80 pound shells, but received those oi the same calibre from our lower battery, and finally discontinued the duel. The result of the morning’s work was to drive the whole rebel fleet upwards of a mile from a point in the river where they had been recently stationed. One wooden gunboat was seriously and an iron-clad ram consider ably injured. Onr casualties are summed up in the loss of a leg by Michael Lynch, Or derly to Capt, Ashby, from a fragment of a si ell, wbicn at the same time killed the horse on which he was mounted. Until this evening tbere has been no firing at Batch Gap since yesUrday ncou. BEISEL AitWS. ITurly and the Blrhmond Papers Ad- Xblt si i>eieat In tno slicntm doßli—Vrom Atlanta, Ac, New Tobk, Oct 25—Tbe Richmond pa pers of the 22d contain the following: Eariy’a defeat by Sheridan is acknowledged by the rebel preep, as well as by Early him self, who admits that be lost thirty pieces of artillery, but claims that the Union pursuit of him did not amount to much, as oniycav airy were engaged in It, our Infantry, who be says suffered more severely, being too badly demomllztdto fodow. Toe Richmond £*quiur says: All the camp equipage cap tured in the morning was taken by tbe ene my, and that at fiuaaburg, the captured ar tillery becomlngmlxed up in the street with some ot their own, ard through the demor alization of the drivers, was abandoned by night The same paper cays: Our army was in Newmarket, worn out with fatigue, perplexed and mortified with the results of the da>’s operations. Only one thousand in killed and wounded, and a small number of n en captured, is the estimate of rebel casu alties by this veracious sheet An. order issued by the Richmond War Office conscripts ouc-flflh of tbe employes in the Ordnance and Nitre Bureaus, thus secur ing 4,000 to the military force. The order Is considered a breach of laltb, and gives great dissatisfaction, bat it shows the straits the n beJs are reduced to. A rocenl demonstration of at least 1,000 Yankee infantry from Suffolk towards Wel don, N. C., is mentioned by the Goldsboro Journal, Longstreet, ia an order dated October 10, takes command of ids old met corps, reliev ing Anderson. A number of boys, called the “Junior Be serves/* aid constating of one regiment and a battalion, have offered their services to the rebel government, been received, and placed in the trenches at Richmond. Ihe Augusta (Ga.) CArorrcksajs: “Gen- Slocum, who bolds Atlanta, has contracted Us lines materially, so much as to leave part of the city out in the cold.” Iverson, the rebel Colonel in the vicinity, made a dash through this part without Buf feting any damage. The Wacon InteWgtncer says the rebels are ranking arrangements to enter Atlanta and securely hold It. TUB BOAZf OKS, Arrival offTer Paiseotera bi NewTork —Additional -funiculars Couceruiui: JUer Cap»ure,_ Halifax, Tuesday, Oct. 25.—A steamer from Bermudaarrived lierelastnight,.'with the passengers of the steamer Roaaokc. It appears that alter the Roanoke bad .left Havana her engines ■were stopped to receive passengers approaching in boats, who after wards proved to be Confederate, under Capt. Braine and Lieut. Fair, of Caeeapeake noto riety. Alter.the capture, Braine proposed to Capt. Drew to bond the steamer for $50,000 in gold, payable at Bermuda, Braine to keep charge. This was of coarse refused. The Roanoke arrived at Bermuda quite out of coal. See bod a valuable cargo of bale to bacco, segars and sugar. Braine and his as sociates were liberated. Capt. Drew and his crew left for 2few York on the 15th. FROM GE.>7inittMAK. An Endeavor to Ccop Hood’s Armr— l*ooa wants to Avoid a Eight—Slicr mau only Six miles irons Mood. New Tons, Oct. 23.—The Jlti-aUT* Chat tanooga correspondent, 18tb, fays Sherman is not pushing Hood, but rather managing, if possible, to coop him tip in the vallerfand starve him to death. Hood has woefully foiled In finding or capturing supplies. He is trying bis best to avoid a fight. Heat tempted to sneak back through Suakc Creek Gap, but finding that outlet blockcdup.be abandoned the attempt This morolng he is reported a mile and a half below F-vette Sherman Je perhaps sis miles from him FJKO3S ARKANSAS. I*utc Advices from Little Rock—The Hebei iQatmaduk«-Uea- Herron— movfinent to intercept Price—sick Solaitrs Heins Sent North, St. Louis, Oct. 25,—Later advices from Little Bock state that Mugrader lelt Camden and was rapidly marching towards Red River. There wore only about two thousand rebels left between the Saline River and Camden. General Herron waa at Little Rock on an inspecting tour through Gen. Gauhy’s depart* •menu There waa great activity In military matters, indicating a movement to intercept Price. r All epldlers Buffering from chronic diseases, able to travel, were being sent North on a sixty day’s furlough. Nearly 600 had already been sent. Notice to Steamboat masters and Owners. At a recent meeting of the Board of Supervising Inspectors, it was resolved that steam vessels nav* kating tte Western lakes and rivers be instructed to return to tbe signal lights in use before the let 01 September last. The Board also came to an unanimous conclusion, that tbo changes made in the signal lights for sail vessels, very much en* dangers the safety of navigation, and that Coa cress will be petitioned to repeal the same. The Board are taking measures to have all the sail ver ses return to the system of lights before louse, as soon as it can be made general throughout the lakes, of which one notice will be given. Tbe Board have determined, In view of the fact that many foreigners are constantly applying for licenses as pilots and engineers, that none but* citizens of tbe United States be hereafter licensed by tbe Inspectors. MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL. moNETiai, Tuesdat Evxntss, Oct, 25, 1864. There Is an increased activity In the money mir ketgrowing oat of the enhanced prices of most of the staples, hat our hankers, although ahandantly supplied with means, positively decline to recog nize any but the best margins on legitimate pa per. The packers have commenced buying, aud they will be Id the market for loans for some time, to come. Their claims generally receive recogni tion. There is no change to note in Exchange, And al though there is an Increased f apply, sltilmach Is irasted. We quote, as before, Xa is count buying; K piemiam idling. Gold opened in New York to-day at 217#. ad* T&nced to SIS#, and in the afternoon declined in a panic to. SIS. It was reported on the street that Government bad thrown a large amount of gold on the market, bat we think this very doubtful. The truth is, probably, that .the bulla have overshot the mark and produced a reaction. The following are the quotations received by James Boyd, gold broker: 10:00 a. m .217# SiOOp.m 217 V 10:80 a. m *lB 3:00 p.m ais^ ll:(6ft m v2lß# 2;15p.m .*Bl3# 11:30 a. ox.. .'..217# 4:00p.tn.,.. ailw J:00 p.m 218 6:00 n.m *213 Here thegold market opened at 218, advanced to 217, and in the afternoon fell in a panic to 213, and closed weak. Silver opened at 205 and closed at 200. Government Bonds were in good demand at 107 for Frre-Twentiea, and 93# for Ten-Forties. It ttIU be seen by the report in onr local col umn this morning that the depositors of the late Western Marine and Fire Insurance Compmy Bank have conditionally accepted the proposition of a majority of the Board of Directors, and will accept stock and certificates—half and half—tn payment for their claims, tbe bank to continue its existence under a new regime, the controlling power of which will ho the new mode stockholders. This is. probably the best escape from an almost entire loss that could be made- Closed up under an assignment, we do not believe the institution would pay 25' per cent. Under the new arrangement, the depositors are quite sure of 50 per cent., with a fair prospector eventually escaping without loss if they do not even find them* selves stockholders in a flourishing hanking insti ll on. We are glad to know that there Is a positive determination on the part of tbe creditors of the bank to thoroughly investigate the present condi tion ol the bank, and to expose and punish any malfeasance by its officers that may he brought to This isduetohonestyandfairdeallng. The Chicago and Alton Ballroad Company issue the following as the earnings for the week ending October 23: tß6t 1863. .$31,340.41 $14,237.63 85,838 40 31,061.50 1,339.35 1,406.48 PafMrgere, Freight bunorles... .$66,004.09 $40,695.58 Total. Increase, 1861. .$19,368.61 Hrw Toss Stock Habkzt,— Tbs folio jring are tta doling prices for cash, Oct. $6,1364, u recclT* edbyP. G.fialtocst&U A Co., Commission Stock and Bond Brokers, No. M Clark street, Ctud^o:' _ _ IstSoarU. 3d s»'d U4 Board. ÜbJ. B. T. C... I3TK IM ]JU lev C. 41V C.«T ics2 l 65 H C-fcN.W (a£d)..Tl 76X Hadson KIVBT.UIK mv &te (COnJITT.. 97V S6V 111. Co“.«, w2 iM H ttrte fpftO usR trow C.AF. 9»S *8 IB.BfcSxirar U, 8. fcoo)„. 67 wV tdutucdi,,. si H. B. fgtd)...,18l 154 U. 8. 6»«at P.F.W, A C.. 97Jtf 9S 5-26 coupons.lC7 M.C 178 V 125 X tJ.B.eWeent. U.A A.(COmJ. 8r bOBdS 1551...K6 C.AA. .44 854 350 lOOBISAV 6CXmniX2f TAXD6. ........Hubbml* Co— ‘1 m So >l>B 211 19.03 Heoo do 61 199 9.73 FfDtl**?*N. do 65 228 19 23 Korton,,, ....Seed ASherwln.. 56 SQ9 io*i)j KTeCB ao S3 203 9.50 Law... OO ....135 193 923 WT Biowa. WMTJHea 2.3 208 loss do MlilWaiilACO... 56 223 10.35 do do 40 2J3 1033 Beetle; A K CmtnACo 58 562 it *>s _ do WilTUden 15 133 B.SB g»n»fell do 168 215 1115 He1m......... do 170 2t3 10.61W vvnueyACo.. Gracia* Co 93 M 3 13.00* JcbLaon AKKestACo... 91 m 700 Bowman Zimmerman...... 56 223 101 a ftatfaaaACo .....Bican .170 22s 10*50 Waliwork AM... do 55 227 loss do do 53 23i 1045 OOTTXOE QBOTZ YABDB. Sherman Dagrut C 0.... 43 229 *lO 50 Wicket C 0..... do 46 265 11.00 Gonab ....M.Tebor. 173 214 jo** eotrrsKßv taids. J.GrldUy.........Cee.l&Sherin»n..lßi: 223- *IO.OO CO do 44- 234 9JHW do CO ..IS3 179 9.59 Co _ do ..43 18) 9J3S Free* C0..d0 91 i» 9.60 J. Onaley Priest &Co 62 319 .u so do do 108 269 luo do do 113 333 kuo do do 153 280 115) Conger &Co Cregm ft Co 64 20 10 23 .do do ......164 SCO 19.n0 Strshorn ft Co,..Cartts ft Baker. .812 sis 10.00 SBBBKAS’S TABES. .M.TftbOf 51 356 *‘0.50 .Quinn 57 203 10.00 M. Tabor. SI 253 10.50 J. Adams. ClSf. Brush. flam i s mTc^. V.V.." 255 2s i ioITo do )W 221 WO Btraaer, Cra?ln G0....,.217 250 wjo ?o Alberttr. 235 313 10.51) Coo.cy &co Tobey... 37 aaj 10.50 oo .Cragmt Co 51 2*5 10 30 11EIKIT ItSTIEW OF THE CHICAGO ri A HliK T, AV sales of Grain reported in (AH market report are on a ba>is qf 2c storage per busful, unless ofherwue staled. Flour is eoU delivered unless otherwise stated. Tuesday SvErcts. Oct. as. ISW, FRElGHTS— GbaivFbbiohts—Paris? the put weeKtheie ha* beta a better demand for freight* room, arc rate* have advanced 2c oer bnaheloa cram to Buffalo, To-mr rates ware firm at tee ad vance. The engagements were:—To Buffalo Scbia. Box file Dooo, Wyandotte. Summit*.B. J. Hoi* Iv. Supply—all with wheat, at lCo;»cbr. Whitman, with cent,at 9e; prop. Oneida, wlth Oats, at 7c: proo St Lonla. with oats, at Ec. To Oawieo :-ech jonar ltn*iiao, with rats, at ir^c. Lazx abd It*.a, FuiosTS—There Is so change In rates* We quote: Fioox to Boston, laxe and rail fUNHS...* Flcnr to New York, lake and rail... 14-a Flour to Portland, via Sarnia. 1.5&0..„ Fb-.nr to Boston, via Sarnia i,«ca Rjolboad Fzaiesra—There Is no change in rates T»e quote* Fourth Cla&i. Flour. To hew York, til rail CJ3 1.90 44 rail ana Lake Erie, 0.90 1.53 To Boston* >ll raU ojc a.ou 44 rail and Lake Brie M 3 i.so To Portland allrall Ofl 2.00 To Baltimore. all rail OAJ UlO ToPhllidelplu»,Bllrall, 050 lso To Flttobnrv. 44 ...MS i.lo g £.£IJR—Received to-d.030 bn do at 81,71 6XOO bn do at 8i.71X: lAo>u bn do at 8!.71iK: VoO budo at 81.70; ieo>r bo do at SI fSK; l.OtObudo at 81X9; 1 HOC bn Rfjected Spring at |t.6i: 3:0 bn do at *l6t«: 2.COC bu do at BiA>-ibe ma kes closing wr»katfl.iS@t.69Kior No.2So’lngina ore. CORW-Receivedto-day, bn; receivcdlast week, 129,429b0; stlpped to-day, 53.3.0 on; eblpsed last week, 173,18-'. The demand mr Corn by snippers outing tbe past week fays been greater than the eup &lr, »nu price* have advanced sines the date or our >ot weekly review 78? c W bu. To-dat the market was steady, and prices were pretty wall sustained, batoning to tbe advance la jirUhtß.iteloiedashactelower. Sa'eawere: Cosv ijraTona—i.COO huNolCoin»c|l.29; 2,ooot>u No 2 corn at 1153:1*4)00 bn do at S'USX: 7/do bo do at >1:8: 4CO bn Belected Corn at SL36-tca market cloiinr qu'et at *I.:BH lor >'n 3 Crrn in store. DATs- Receiveaxo day, 97,310 bn: received last wetk.63o,4srbaj sijppen toCay.TS.SSona shipped list week,771.*93 bu. The demand for Oat* duilnr tbe put week baa been unu»Q»ly brisk, and piices bare advanced since the dt:e of our I ait week* 1; rt.vlew4W&6e 9 bu. To dat the demand was less active and prices ruied 9 bn. BsJe* to-d*v were Oats js Bsoas—»,(00 bn Ho l Oats at 63cj suoco bu do as 6?KCs 90.U0 bu dost CsJfc; 8 0:0bu Rejected Oa*s at tSc—the market closltc Arm at 6Vjll3. Market closing steady. HA It LEV—Received no day, 3,333 ba; received lasi wrek. 21.(795 ba: shipped to day, 371 nu; shipped last week. tS/rohu. There has been a fair demand for Barley daring tbe week, and tbe market uUO: «co bu do (ia Worth Side home)) at 1;.26; 3,00 jbu Re jected Barley at SUSS. Br Basplb—lU) bags at 11.75 od trs c»: 138 bags do at fi.lo on track 800 ba at s',»s on track. ALCOHOL—DuII aud nominal at $33*33.33 9 gallon—a decline on tbe week of 83 9 gauoru AMlES—Babbitt's Condensed Potash steady at sl9/1) V CMC. HOTTER—'Tbe market daring the week has bees more active, and choice qualittfi have brought Bet ter prices. bn» there is very little demand for com* moo grade*, we quote: Choice Table Butter, in crocks and tabs 4750330 Prime Dairy, la nrkias... 3-43330 Good SbUylre grades ;..8 a32c Common grades ;..3T®3Cc To-dat tbe talcs were as follows:—10 kegs prime m fljtim atssc; 10 tubs and crocks choice taale Batter at 87c. UEANS-lalimlted demand and market doll at BbOOIU CORK—The supply lifair,andtnaera more halted icqauy, the market la qoier. We'qaote: PilmeDmßh.fi ion f223.oc®iiooo Fair do 2£0^08115.00 Common do isn.ova 00.00 ShIMTO DATwcrej—l con fair qd alley at#Jo«.co. IIV ICRN-Tln market durmsr The past week baa been mooeiately active, and in fair supply. Priors rnletolarably Arm at cor previous qooiaaocs. We quote: Common Bricks, 9M g s"-3nirHsU i s a* do Mmeralßldge “is'ca _ do willow Bank UOO ESglfe::; g g Ls.kawana,prepared. 14 0Q •crauton,, Plfitna uuaoi*..,.,, M! CIDBH-Karket in fair aupoly with* a ’good as' 9K I bll“ amm t,l^7-a trl d A7i "881 OS AND Cir«mrCAl.9-Tlisn«telliM be*. moie.mlTe dm me ui. Dal; .eet, ud etleocm theredpCMl ratfg of gold bars caused acorraraoad* Ip* decline upon several descriptions of Oa BsUamoi Tola we rots a decline of Me: o! 6c on Ciesm ol Tartar; of icon Whits Gins; or Scon I> oipePota*; ol Icon and of He cn Cansac Soda. Gnmaunblsln good demand with a Halted supply; ntees arc firm with aa sdysnee of Sc on ore tiudbquotations. We Quote: y Aioos.bocotrlno, GumTraxSoria, 4ca 45 .y 1.11 do Sbelac ...lo'taigs Aram 7K do Tragflage.i.iicsi 20 Annatto 55 do Mytra giva m Amnlc.pow...,. B®iO do Opium 16. 0 Arrow Hoot Jam. 50 Ipecac 7 to do Ber. 90 Inclgo «1.7337*00 Bal.Cap&iba 150 lodine g«l*Tom... 3.00 lodinePotM 6.7s 81-carbßoda 11012 Jalap.. 315 81-cro Potash..., an Jumperßerry 10 Borax refined.... 49 Uo>phine........ 10 73 Campbordo 1.59 Oil. castor 3.50 Copperas Am.,.. 4 Qmckailvar 223 Cream Tartar.... 90 Quinine 3'*o Cnbebs 1.25 Vl.-n01.b1ua...... a Giue. white 44 Soda Ash. 80 o*o. 8¥«57 Q1ne.c0m........ 11030 Sal 50da......... 6M Aqua Ammonia. X 5 Glauber Salta....’ 4 Chrystal Silicas Causae 50da..... i|v Of Soda 7K CarbAmmonta.. |u KGfiS—The rupplT during tns week has been con siderably more im-it«d,ana below the demand. Toe market wa> firm at2*®2Sc 9 do z. FEATUEvais 50 1440011.50 DETAIL P51C23. Timothy, beater pressed.; .12040*2740 Timothy, loose pressed..... 24.0ca25.00 Timothy, loose*. 214£©2340 Fiairle.bester pretsed 18.C0»'.?40 Pr^frie,loose pressed i5.0rt0i5.00 frame. 1005e..; 144 ©1540 HIGH WlNES—Hecelvel t>dav. 3-obrig; ship. tKd to-day. 95i brli. The mukn danse the week bit ruled excuaivtly dull, and prices have fallen 1* Scper gallon. To-day tbenurket vu doll and heavy, and prices fell leper gallon. Bats were: 110 bria a; ji.Sl— clesmeveiy wesk. HOPS—In fair demand, with a limited anpply, pecltlly cf choice qoaiuiea. Market firm at present quotations. We quot*: RewjTojk Hops, new. a 4 ..,.5CC60c Few York Hops, old, a astaittc ■Wesiernnopa,naw,* a 40350 c wesiernHope,old, a .20@4c BlDES—There has bean a fair degree of Improve tttni in rhe activity ana Qrmness of the market da ring the p«st week Eastern bnyera have bought more freely,and with more apparent commence, and the demand lor oar own trade has increased. On Greer Salted prices have aaranced Jfc.andon Dry Salted »*c per lb. Other descriptions rule firm at prenona quotations We quote: Pries. Country, trimmed 7 o m Green Salted.trimmed w9k DrySaitKd,trimmed... M eil« Dry Flint, trimmed 17MOW Kin, green Baited, trimmed., 14 ©itu Cair.eiefSJ salted, trimmed 15 ©l7 Sale) to-day: ISO Green Salted Hides at 9Kc per lb: 70 do Coat 9j%c per tbs 60 Dry Flint do at c per lb. 1 tiOif—The market has been moderately active, and vjth the high cost ot labor, and the steady rates which nave prt vailed for Pic Iron, prices rale firmer bnt w lih so change la oar prevlona quotations. We quote: flat Kar. Sable. 9K®IOV Flat Bar, Charcoal...... ........HxsftUv Horse Shoe iron. ~u ©l3 Heavy Band Hoop ana Light Band.. ......IIW3IIK Sound and Square, 5ab1e...... 9K©I3K Konud and Square Charc0a1........ .UxaiSK Oval, Sable 10«aU Oval. Charcoal ijvcjis Half Oval and Half 80und..,.., loxail Sb*»et iron I3w©i3tf Sheet Iron, Charcoal .18K315K Sheetiron, Qalvamzedj26®2B, 34*23 Norway Nall Ko92oJ)o Fig Lead 14.00314 53 Shot, bags 25 tts 1973 540 Back Shot, 25 s* 6.153 .*43 LInEAMB »T!JUC(I-Lm is in very active demand, and most limited and inadequate supply* Manufacturers end dealers are providing aa far as they can for the wants of old customer*. New ones are charged extreme price*. Stucco and Ccvssr are gtntxally In fair supply, excepting Clark's ce ment, wnionis sea ce.with a good deman. Previous quotations firm and unchanged. We quote; Llmem 0uir..... JU2SQLSO Limelnbrls Ls*Xsl.7S WaterLlme. 3453130 -Kosendale Cement.... adtffluo Michigan Stucco 3J0«3.75 Nova Scatla Btncco 640®540 Plasterers’Hair, bn. sn£* 40 Marb 0 Dart, brl BJK'a5.75 Land Planer, brl. 2453250 Clarke's Cement, ?brl 24032.73 I*PAIHBtt-Thsro has been limited Improve* mem in the previous dullness cf the market. With a lair supply both ot Domestic and Foreign manufac tured Leather, prices have ruled easier. On Hemlock stcck we note a decline daring the week of 2c on Bsneis and Line; cf sa wa note a oecuaeoaourprartoua-iiiotattOßs oa aiaootio# a; cm Metafile Anoy Bot kanca Win u >so 9 n. TtS. Box Tin Piste, X C Cts. 14x14 |23 A) Ime Pi 13 7Q BUll?m 71 Bar Tla 73 _ _ W lU, coma. itoß ic Metallic A 1 oy Bot*ss47 7,8 and Cccper Bottom* 81 id tad 11 Bolt Copper 77 Brazerr, Itolo bt ...715.ue, 4» HeaaNo.3 ...39e Thakee Pitch h.txuioju (Lata lua etsm. .3.03©3CJ30 1 X^gSin§s s®;J® V 255 Kamila Ropn.T7.. T*9d3oa 3jo Hay Bo»a. SOo I:*!- Sr 14 sackias Vc Karlina SDaSo {ffo«ktof -59 c Saaaeord/.V. V* JSSn Am. Uenip dap.,. ~,,,25e Oakum., Vvizu im Am. Beep No. 1. 3c WAlLs—The market cottiauaa on' tauom.. tteqnote: Linseed Oil, raw,roandlota, 11.4W hrir.iS Lmteca OU.bcted, round loti i.ta.vorl 2.51 Out* Oil.. .-dJ co 5.73,»ari 4.00 tv hair Oil, W.B ao do l.M.worl IM ?*»|011 do do I.6S.Vhrl 1.65 Ls!dOll,par6leaf,...,(lo do .....-1.75.1i brl 1.80 3 kettc-dsy isetiil firmer, and with soma excitement prices bare an upward tendency. We quote: White c»iJ,iiO to 120 teat,oy car load, Wc 9 ori a&c straw Ou, do do 73c 9 orl aS- c Beuzfla do co 60f153c zraT.liaste v P*»|7l.Tß.V—The recelnt* dnrlriff to» wSk hari been rather limited, am scarcely equal to theds* msec. It.'cl* tale nnner at oar present quotations. *v e quote: Cbltzesa, 'lye, 9 doz-.., 1325A3.7S Chickens, ores-ed, ?>doz Sduai.'O Docks,lire. 9 dua a '.■gi/w Dnrtg, esfetf doz. Turkeys, live. Vft Turkeys, dressed V u Ptseous. V do* ISKVajM POTATOES—With more liberal receipt*, tbs Qubei has been acme, bat price* hare o-aaless BnE,ardadecllnaollcc perbaoa pi Briansquota ttoas.e We quote: Piua'-tocboict bu.on trade....... sg Prime to choice ii bu In it0r0,...... S3 Common V ba.on track fica ?a Commons bu.from store tiua *a Falrto choice, f> brt 82Sal;o Bweet potatoes. bn asoaua PAIsTS AND COLOR**—Market quiet, and Intoodtnpbjj. Price*moaeratelyilrmas oar ore* vltus qu'ilaticnff, except Engliib vennUloo. anon which we note a decline ofSCc 9 B. We quote* White Lead, B. A. Fahnuttock, pare. 31.00 B.L. Fahnmtocit.pure.,,.,, 2100 *Ki? isjw 1 U Pearl Snow. UJH continental 1510 lulailor Brands, 3Mini2*ao M h»ew Jersey Zinc iq.oo FVench Bed Seal 33.00 I Chrome Green Par!* 3reen ,l£ls cc£)6.i 0. Beet Earn* a»e la fair ds m*nfl and steady at 420 CO 3 brJ. Hoo Pboduct- 0 4 eel-law 10 a email war to retailers at tI'JCQ4S.(O: out there la no Inquiry whatever for Eew Men, and toe market Isnonunal at st 00. Prime vl e J!-? w r ,E /?r. ly .P acke J 1 efferedat t3>.00. without buyers. In fact, there 1* no demand wnatev-r for newPcic. Sweet pickled Hama are la fair reoos{go§ PTAHCH-The mark tliln fall I supply with a aafte e maßQ dra kt P*s*loua rates. Wo SfiSl 01 1 ait«o Ottawa. .lOkail o t"OA P—'With t fair supply the market co-iOanes quiet ai a firm at privlous quotations. Wo ouoto: German Mottled. ♦a. .T...7.18 %a?«Kc nmr» lca 1>alln IDHaU o noJi t*im, gbgg Hook’s Chemical, uSSis e Pi octor* Grumble's Ammcaa Casuie, aw c Forelzu Casme, .....,.V.V.*.*37 c h PICES-’There hta been little Improvement lathe market ca-Ing the past week. Prices rale firmer, withan advance of 2o on allspice, of Sc on c*m!s, of onote* c oYestQtl antmes? 110(1 lc on pepper. We S 6 s ssa gMSgr wa ss Pet>P«r, «a a T J oO *-TShlpplnk List, Ootcbcr 23. Tto 0 Caeela. expected per c d wmoie Inauirr; and some ac IPf caeeshave changed hands, mostly higher. Themes besf-iea in clod»2Ct bass Pepper on private terms; 50 do Pl nan @i M C cafh d SXtO 5 and23cs ei l Hutmefs, js BKttDs^—-Tihotht SrzD-Durlar the week the a V L i*sU li l, imed dtul 00(1 wa note a decline in prices of So&c V bn,doting doll »nd nominal atSLOO. Flax Siid-In good demand and Arm at *2.25® j3O lor prime, and f..0a3 LA for interior. Sales ti -dav w^c: 9 bags coed Flax B'ed at *UO. ciovan Skid —Tbesoptivls etm moderate. and the marks'lt qnietat |9.ff@9.“3. To day,73 bn good were sold at *lO co, memnuu packages. »AI,T-Tn« cemnna for Dok*stio Salt is atm lifitr. and the sales are confined to retail l ita. at »jho fer Pine, and SS-V5 for Coarse; hat round lets can be purchased on dock at lower quotations, yonaiorr »»lt U1 low sale, and the market is almost nominal. We quote: Fine Salt. *3.00 Coarse Salt 3.25 Ground Scisr ajfi Deny, with Mrs 6JO rsirv.wi-.bout bags 4«»o Ground Alum. V 5ack...;.., 5-I3X®i3B, SUGAR—There hsa bean Httloigeneral improve* merlin the activltj of the marker onrtog the past week. The ensuing elections Lave apparently oad the effect of posipooug operations, a: ail events on* til they are over. Purchases are aimost *xc.nsi»eiy confined to Immediate wants. The supply of Ksw Sngarihongh comparatively light, is tally adequate to the demand, an* pries continue unchanged. Re fined areiaidore limited and inadequate supply, and we consequently noiejan advance daring the week of KQXcVb. We quote; Cuba „..I“X!S2IJooa Siaugbter.soie 17© 43 Buenos Ayres. 48© 47 Orinoco,sole.. 414 13 Orinoco good damaged.... W© 44 Ml; Xeottttea Wbiaky SO _ n coat U.P. B« assaatKias gie Whfc y (Chicago 5.* 1 Bowboa do (Ch>eac9)2At S£ap*«ta(ar*f>.,., t tS9 C cSS* 8 ■"'i>c l l fee* UOQSja grncacinr Boar. bon WaUiio»..isoas^3 IU9. Utin*tKj,ua_i2k r... H ARIK g t,ts T ARRIVED o« j- Pro? J. Barber, Hjjxil:a. Bt. Jotepto. i\Urtm. Prop Favorite, Na?le:,BC Joae~b,»aiiarte». Progeny of Bo«.od, ilcHenry, Otdiaabarg, Prop r D«ida, Glthird, Buffalo, tnsdrlee. Prop ft.Loom. Woodwonb.Faffaio, saalftse. Prop Plymoalb. eoffalo, aoneilae. Piop Adriatic, wcTJre*. Buffalo, aoniii&e. DrU Qmna, Buffalo, 3U toot cml. bnjc Rental.em,Ferrij, Grets Bay, JaOniaabw h ID ISIS Setr Emoi-ne, WUllasa, Grand Baru, 1H at lam'y _ 1} a lain. BC T ber Haamer Gr%ai HtTan, 91 ax Moakegoa, 139 n laaber, 35 ax Bc4t u’°~~*.rv-tcas. Grud mrtm, I.IM nnnu Schr d«£ B3 E «oa, Dtherty, GraadH.ra, 133 cl. Bchr »ooa. 0l H»ro>. 61 Ml bolls, 13 cu la? kK a?js? k schtm. xi'.cieii, hic *,£;,w j] =i e f di actorL.Clrwin,Txmt Maakafoi scSr "“SSSSagSJSSsifr. SctorL. B. Nlcliclj,B*r!nßd.HpnaM *a, SMlUbl..,, ttuuu. Brtr ioS Trtaoat Onain.TO.ujM, BCllr b-rS^mlatS^*^ 1 0 Qr 4 H m M laa “"'SS®. IVlUlim’, 0iM8.7. o Bcbx Ben Flint, Cccbrane, &bclrtoa.l9o a laaxbor ficir Eoie Dcainan, Collctm, WlxJtc Laxo. M m lari- Wi'lDf xn lit). Schrgitoax.GlMdr, WhUt Laio. 65 a Junta, IM m Sctor Wjr*Je.ye£«D, Mencnconee,V3a»i aa w Scbr Al>ety, Paaiaoo, Woif Kmr, 31 cda Bctot Pilot. i&onipton«Bxy da efoqaet, uli'miu Bctr Bine Bell, Decxcr, Bay du Noqaet. 3 sax Bc»ir Tr nmpb, Weraatb, Unar*r>a,7o m la-aba fccbr Gem. Hem. St Jotrpb,Kent wool bo*» Belle, Miiirr, jaauxaw.iso m ioaxtoae. BctopElrenao. Uver, J,COiiBR u u 75 CQ’ wood. Sc hr Helen Bleed. Wllklnron’s pfar.lCS cd» woo 4. o*c 3c ftop J Barter, HopVlnn, at. Jaaeob.iaolriej. Prop Favorite, Natilar. Si. Jowph anadnes. Prep City of iraaiaon, Price, Katfe niter, aundrlea. Prop 1 ona* Amtnea, pay;*, Ogoembarx. 1 Tai t:U teef, U balca wool. Prop BarttJerSrate. Beckwith,Buffalo. 36.tf9 ba oata »4f brla Boor. TO bris Prep ilonter, Dlcxioo, 8a1Ta13,51,i23 ba oeu.KO b-U flanr.acd toaones. Barque Northwest. At*Xn«,Baff*lo,Sl.97Stii oata Bchr l»el°8 Devoir, Joyce, Oawe*o. I6joi ba wbsal. Scbr Charles fllncxley, ilaanlog, BoiLuo. 19,90} ba wheat. Scbr le. FUmore. English, Bnfftlo, 17.au ba wtosa* Bchrß»rharlao,Foster, Buffalo, 31.9-ja ba at t. SchrJ.F. C»rd, Jadion, Uarquetts. 9.X9 ba oati. .andtandijee. S.OO&SSO Ue rjOUGHS, COLTSP, ANU CON- V/ StTMPTKUf. TJsAEs*•iperl'ncaand the tesHmaay of r £”s?* wbf>6&Tß been carta by it* ate. prore itut ?XPICIOBA!jr It, without (jßattCQi k«*ot a lbs woild for Courts d!* l Broachidj, Coaromption, Pioanty. c*oop. Waoopifir Coafh. bplttlrg c i Blood. u.d elf Com 9 IM*XM. Beret* a portion of the en* ch^fßmi/°SSS M^i a,s "W*«i>« Bjp°cim.Sll S t0n, ni 10AW4os>crm7 Ajus eafftnia* for many aon tit with Brocebm*. I am hippy to eey.by the me ot Dr. Javae'e Hiso*. torant,! amerce mere luce my former ■•lf’* 86T.L.J.R0828T8, toe well known Chiseta Sfij ilcn»ry, wruee: “ForrnJmorary Complaint*, I find tbs Errata, rent my»la»DJo ahrsjs&ulox tha pain, ana ream ing the symptom*.’* _Vt. C. T. PCOIEB, Superintendent of Ak:cm Schools, Ohio, writ**; In three daya the Expectorant cared me of ion*. Handing and troublesome conga.** Vr. W. C FISHBR. of Woiton, Spalding. Lincoln, ablie Rcgland. wrltea: 1 U6JU “A little nephew of mine wa» recently thoioueiiir St°" tts Cough by Dr. Jayaa’t Kzpoc. c.m"i?;?:J. E ?m E ,y; orisa Tour Ej peotorant ha* completely oared me of mere Cold, end entirely reamed the accomaeavia noanece**. GOWASLOCK, of, BaySell.O. W* .UjvJg Expectorant ha* dTectcaUy eared me a* ylclent attecX of the inHsmaxaUon ox the Longs writ*?* 81 c Btewartetovn.!f.H„ “One of my children obtained Immediate and ef i'.lSVg^^,!sci£ r a Sa“«- of Tflstreaea, Faao7er. writM, Criecd, wa» iu troobl.d with an onaiuta Cooab, accompanied fty a spitting of Blood and Bee tle F6T«r,haaeatre!yreoover»d hU health ot Hi* o«© 01 Dr. Jayaa’i Expectorant.” 7 Wi Mr. _ **A: .eltrrncb, India, eaye: 1 ••lilt Bilhtnnij knowledge that Dr. Jaynn'i St pectorantoai ob tta means, on- «r Frorwcacs.of cnriDjf acaea cf incipient coaamnptioa.” J* PUGH, of Tnncaa, SiUlyaa scanty Indiana, vrma: .niter inffermt for Bom® monUu trltb Consuma nos. zap cwo beta*- pronounced hopeless i vu cvEtcully restored to Rood heaitnhr nersarerln*' la iteuseorDr. The Expectorant and all ofDr.D. Jayna A Soa’a PimihHeflieinre ere sold In Chlcaro ny rnr.i.ag PIBCB FDI-LRK: P. A H. M.sMb? LOB 3 A B*lTff: HVRStiAU A YAW BCHA4CK «4 SMITH A D fDC KZ* OC:*-aSS7-SC wSaT* ff j A Remarkable Case. Mutrg. Bvmxtt ft Co I Bend you a statement of my daughter's cus. u requested. She will bars bean aiek six yean if she lives until the brat of August nest: at time* you would jot think she could Uy tea mlnnes. Hew dis* tress would throw her Into spasms* as soon m she got breath she would go Intoaaotaer—someUi S2M©3IV( 602*341 Hie Secretary cf the Treasary gives notice that rob. scnptloni win bo received for Coupon Treaiary 1 j?ci«»,paj able three yean from Aug. uih,law, with lerl-sannal interest at the rata ol lercn ami three lenihsper cent per annum-principal and interest both to be paid m lawful money. These notes will be convenlPls at the option el tha holder at maturity, into stx per cant gold bearing bonds,pmablanctlesithanflyenortnoralhaatwen i ty years from tnelr date, aa the oovarnmeat mip A elect. Theywllloe tuned In denomination! of $33, SIOO, SSCO. tI.GOO and $3 COO, and all suhscrt'jdons must be for fifty dollars or seme multiple of fifty dot* lais. As tbe notes draw Interettftom August i". persoaa mahlngsubsalptiona subsequent to thatcc ?*r the interest accrued trom date ofnotatc dale or de posit. Bmfcnipnona imn na neirrrs by the Treua. rer of the United Slates, at Washington, the ssreral AiMstant Ticasnrera and designated D«po«itartas. and by the riEST siiiom buk or cameo, SECOSD SiTIOm BISK OF COICIOO, TBIKD SATIOXAI BASK OF taIUC0 rOCETH SATIOSAI BAA'K Of CmCIGO, Finn SATIOSAI BASK OT w-.n-ca &re depoelWrlaa ol and by all satioasl B*“" public money, and tjasS3 ASD BASK2HS AT T. E3SPSCTABL3 _ coontrr m Sl’O nrthrrr Laron*, thrtmubcat b9 co tloaacd FICJJTY TO 3033CRIDKBS. A rF°GO Kjf sr urinir*- HAVANA LOTTERY. i| t i a Dr*w!D» g C0 «....-.R»« u, Holland. 5.04) 7jn Jamaica. Bt. Crotx Lso* ua ?nr»— Port. 4AD9ii^o Sherry S.oh» AU MaJstra VU«UJ Bed Jacket StoauehlOJW DraZaV PUnuUon..ULB nout-tt‘-r*i BtoouchliJO WiSl— Strawberry. Cherry Runfwrry.. o ßUctterry. <MdTo« Gln. MM ..leJfi Hoiiaao Gin i£o« POST OF OSUC&GO' WtettHanMiia, East UxsstzßOßo’. Jans i»4. 1\ .i'JI ..IVA ..IL»

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gipcfl& iNottmt. rnriralMl FOB CHKAPN K6B ASD QUALITY IB “UAtHEW#' VKKETIAK HAIR DfE," Which tu bees bctore the public for nearly A QUARTER OP A CENTURY," and la uUveraaiiy approved. -THBEAIB DTE" la manufac I nred.by a peculiar process which renders It "111 MEASURABLY BUFUfilOiT* to anything In tba shape oi A DTK," Mow or ever before the people. Being complete in ••ONE BOTfLK," to preparation la reqnirel. which greatly elmpUQea tuft application. In u*ldc this Dye. youavoic mat DTJStT, DIRTY** hppeerarce by which dyed t«ir and wttaken am to readily recogmxed, when an interior article baa boon used. “price, nrrr cents feb bottle," Which contains doable dye In thoae nasally sold tor oae dollar Bold Lra>l l>rng*ltts. A. L MaTIIEWB, General Agent, 13 Gold at,, New Tork. Also, Manufacturer of Mathews* Assies. Hsxs Glus*. the btzt ban dressing in nee is urea bot tles, price secants. raa-oBSSa w&rii KlolrDyf Soir Dye! SACTIELOU’d cetebrsted HAIS DTa re Tin but Jmdc w«.lld. The only Baamlem, Tluk and B>u* am.* Dre known. This •plond a H*ir Dye la Perfect —changes lied. Bony or Grey H»'r instantly, to a Gnoser Black «nc n*tcb *l ceowb, without iojsr* lar the Heir cr etaicmz the *Kln. leering tee fielr faofl and b. The G«nnlne is timed William a. Bacuklob, all cttie-F arc niß’eltt.!Utiini,eadttionld Dearcldeo. Bold ail Druggist*. &c. Factory 81 JJsrcUy *L-«t, f-eu Tork. Batcbuor'a New Teller Cream for Drailnr the Hair. aeJSWiCSiyßwArlaj In tbe Tear ISIS Mr. lUUliwi Am pt«pMtd tbe VKXKTIAN U2JS since that time it fca» be°n used by tboniands, grtloS no Instance has it :allod to give eaure aatla Toe V&KBTI iN DTK is the chc&ptftln the world. taprUelf only Fifty Letts, ■»=s each bottle contains anhla to* qnantlty of dv* ;ii ihr-sf u-DBllyeo.dfor $L Tbe vBnKXIAM Cit u w*n«mteo not to injure the hair or tie ic«ip in the eiictireei deer- c. TbaVKhkTiAN DVE works with raoldlty and cer bdaitjtttar b«ir r»*qntrli:r no tx-epnriition whatever. The YKKETIAW DTK j.n. dur.pj any s Lindt; that may twdwired—one that will nit fade, crock or waah out —one tbat la at r»*j-c wnf nt ai rbi hair lUelf. For Bale by a‘l drugciara. Price 50 etats. A. I^MATUKtrs, Agent, 12 UOld street, sSo,Ysynf*r.turer of UATHKWIS ABNICA HATE ELOSB, the beet ball dreeing m use In larse. bot tles, price sec. Jy2fl »4«-3mlfc-y saw Pile**—r4( for the above com plaint «‘vci uw.lL l. itM no equal in practice. A case OlPilea tn any f-Tn cim acarcrly ttat it will not cur-. In hnclaol It Is the atanojyd remedy. FotillU new. Application external. Try It. LORD A SMITE, 2-“ Lake fm-et.Ohlcaco,Gentral wboleank Western Agents. p-a-aaOfrdm-yitAW-la 1 Epileptic Fits can I>e Cared* Dr. Loekr. w bav'ng become successful in curing tbp tente e ma.a ;y- mwee l similarly tffl'eted to call •raeofl »or of rewrence* urn testimonial* of na erous cas« cu -ed of from one to twenty icor yetra stuiiiok. H*- c**votai bltatieo tlon eipec ally todjitaiot oi tie ct:ret)'o ep.aal Axis, or herrons System, and -cllc.n all ia»e*tic*‘loa oi hie claim to punlln confltfer *e. U» may n- conmitea sthis nrivat* 1 lesidauc* u Ton.lts iioplorabic C n ea.qa»sc'i upon tbe Mind and Body, with the Author’* Han of treatment-the only rational an' soccwflol code o’ rate, ai ibovn dt Xhar»ponofc«acß treated A trutblnl advaartothe snairiao and ttoie couTumoKtinr marriaße. vbo en tertain doobU cl their phjaicai c.nditl-m. tent tree 01 T oa'.are to aiiT ad rui on receipt of S3 cent* In ptamne or portal currency, tv addenda* Dr. LA CROIX.S' MalflenLane.Abaij.B.T. w y&atti Fewle Pileaud Uniiaor Care* On bottle warranted a F'.rtctarni Cere in all Uadi Of Filet; two bott! e* la Le'>i osy, Scrotnla. Salt Kbeom, and an dtaeaseen? the sun. m caee of tallore tae proprietor reoneatt all to return the emrtrosttleeasd take bank tbetr money- ForictemUandcnernalMe. Entirely rentable. Prepared bya»snrD.rowT.* t CbenUit. 71 Prlnno ■'reit, lOwion. A.H dealers mast Warrant 1U ForaalclnCtlcafcObyP.A. BBFAir and all Draggtrta. leas-kSM-Bm eaw Reinforce Nature. Alter h-vtar bluadared la the dark lor ajrcs.tha wcrlo at itii bacilli lo «nv«rsvat>esr when :hii ineatimableinvico- TautleDoreaseto-thtnoow In »hi» crowded city. In unbcsi'hy rejiOPE where latenament and 5 lions Tews prewar, in fa*t wh»r*-ver men are concre srated, wn* therm iarxeiTtn*B Birrere may pe saiele procounced the purnt and best Ui the snows world. ocM-uwsei-n.w&ris Dr* James Formerly of Jamts' flos: ital, cur on Boose street, New Oneam. nently located atßfiß*ndophftr«bt. riii-*cb, mmole, fipeeihllsiin thei’Pßtmrn'. ot clt> e«rs'd threat, rose, limbs and Txdy. fcrotnla, together with an endl-sa nambar ol enflerlnta. i>r. James U ref omw>*nd*d hy the pi-css Generali* of the Sooth, the mescal (acoliy. and proiessors ot medical eellexw. etc. Tuure aflHcwd ehouid anply imneclaltr',M>dh call. A perfect cure warra: F-wxit irreeularl- Uea attebdau* on Puberty, Menrtrnailnu, or p«rebM karliur an* obatrucUoui to marriage, »br.ald call at once ana hr currd. Beet of city rcfcrenccf as to Ability tad sucecai. »e> r9 3»a proposals*. XJF.OPOSALS FOR SUbSiSX- Jt JJ*»CE OTOBIIB. _ _ _ OmctorCcwirsiZT of Pmuitncscr,} Soom r>o.lt Oi.TiE»rrßLocc,B'xrß6r.. V CHICaOO. I'l OcWbej ?X,138(. 5 Sealed Proposal!, in cnt'icute, gIU b# received by the nndcrßlinea until in o'clock M.oa Mo* day* the Slat ol October, Ux>i, lor Uic foUcvrmg fauoetftence Stores, vlx: 3,Woba*r*ulcUa drlei Cera Meal. In strong barren, brad llred -350 barrel* Eruu 3SC barrel* Pickled Pi’h v ace and Onions. 25U barrel! Corned Cabbage. TifiOO bo«aelB Potatoes. 2,000 bn’LeU Odlcdb. in pool barre*. to be put up m itronjt. riyt; barrels, Eampiea ,0 oe tseltrer»nLt Captain and c.o. X 000 MUItES WANTEa Fina or abbtstint QraarrexaiTcß. icdj&nspous. in«Ji»n*. oct.t4h, ‘66*. J Cne l-undrefr as a Bertniy dollars e*cb will be paid tort.ll unles toot pus inspection it Us GoTFra. meLt Btsb.ei in tnia ctr, af-er to-tiny, confoncla* to Sberoliowinxsoedac»'toßS,v!z: Bold Un.ei mtst not be than 14 bends nlgn, Wtrong stout, compact. wen developed soimtiß, in Jtill neelita. free irom eny ticic’th or detect which would ULflMlietn tor fcvero wurk. sal most have toed she lenr front col teett. sod oevciopcdibe oomtj-onclif: tear persecent testh-two is each mac Mn CeniCcstei of Indebtedness far plx inj emus _ Bj o T flpr of Col* .tarues A. Bkls. Chief Ist D.yjslsn Q. m.o T>rps teent. c. HaT. ocl« u:s«w Cart aad_A. Q. M. TkEPOT QOaKXEBWAHTER’S .1 9 OFFICE. rBOVOSALt* FOTt wno’’.—Setled Proposal! will Jjßwertreo at thl* Office nvtij TVl'.an&t. the 25:h day ol October, at 12 o'cl -C n .on of last daj lor frappljmc wood tor The ate cf til Camps, Boenttui, and for curb officer* acd office* m maj be emued thereto.to the city ci ruc*«;» I’lmoii, or In im cute vlcinl:y, (or t*c period cf tixmoAlhs from the2S'b da) of Suvexber. isfil. Alt Wcod to he ot p .’tod mrrchantsble Blckoiv. Beach or aspic body w-iod (rjonl or crooked limbs meet*') ana delivered, oiled, and ready tor isspectvn at anca tticee. puce* and in each «m«ntltt*t at tear, be required E«cU cord to contain 3VS cnhie feat, entiled to a r.cid u* i»ec;ion or a only appointed apent for that pnrpoas jSaoh hid must be lo drpii-.a-es and accompanied tortne written e ot aiUhitvwo tnjws sul reapoeobiepeitotecoilei-tlbe .Ltmicivw to enter Into hoide with tse prupr*«r eboo n Lit hid be ac> renter, Should prrp.esls »no cuarantee be in the fo.m prescribed, ana which c in be obtained by appli cation to tnta office Bidders taint be rrei'h* tt ns tine c" or*emae ot proposals and sljruttt their acceptance, or ibatr bid* W TwtTor from the came party will ensure “luiSSStlbW.wm C btnst«ed: >h*oid«r.mM tafmiiMMfliwmitt-ruth:to :cjec: >o» or .u tinn of msoect'.on cert.llcates accumpauicd h? ibc receipt of Vat rec.eivtns officer U. chrct*. pavablbia cerOficatea of inatbtecofßi or It each funds se may De cm hand applicable for that PorpcHL *All proposals must be enclosed In ecvelnpta CAdenaoned M i*ropoMli lor oV?.i,o CC a to the nnans’Kied. A. ry.»s-«» oclß tffifS-JOl coLendDspot Quarteimsster. Copartners!)!?. TbE USruSHSIGKSD! HAVE ibis day forcitc t&p&rtoerE'-i? under the came of BBAIMEED, IVES 00, Forttie transaction of a Commlisica an. t?*EST STATION AX* BAHE Jj OP CHICAGO. BocttlWß corner Lite »a CUrtett.

ehtats end HanuUctaren. J.TL Hus.X74Pe&rl street.W. T.t ■l. a_ huxlbtt, cnicaco. eots-mTO-tt fnsurantt. ROCEX7K LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. TTTontftnne St« scar Court* Brooklyn. H. yl, and 128 Broadway, N. T. Western Agency, 87 Waihington Bt., Chicago. OAWH CAPITAL in,. c(thla aoand and reliable Inrttmtion I&XS, 87 -WBFtjlßrtOaßVM’.Ch’CfcßO. Hi a.J. A.AH.B Bask. Metflc*! »x*mlner«. N B—Special agenti »t»pott«4 IB tte rrtndpia tovm in nunou. Application mould be made totne 9* Dir»i Agent, with reference.ln Oucago. ocs-tsST-un fttaraijars ®?ale. TTKTCED STATES MABSHAL’3 tt-J SALE—Is AajJiaai.Tr. Sj rlrtue oi Wnu c! Bale leaned ont Of the District Com ol ibe OcitcdStatu‘orthe Southern Dlßttlct of liiliolc, la AomlraUr. cma oa the *th and stn d#j» ol October. a.D UN, will be icld at Public fiklr-, to tbe tubest and br*t bidder lor cash,at Cairo, looud District on tbeSJdoa* of October, A. D.lh*. at 10 o’clock A M the ioUa» mg described proper ty. to witAbr.nt 7C bale* of cotton, and a lot of Cooeeand IVbury, tee same baring been ordered by tbe Ccnrt to be sold Ter tfce b«~»flt of wbota it may cot-cern. D.L. Pgli.LlFS. U. 8. UarihaL Bomufleld, 111., Oct. 101b. 18*1, OCXS49SI*I IS CToal. r*OAL\ coal: coal* W j Cxso *so, Bert UK. Tbeßcr*Dtoa,Pttt«to», Wiliw*;arru sßdfebtmolOi Coil compMiy oi r imiUes, brewer*. biStri ufl coobut d*»ifrt, wlu LTifPT* i_*TT* Fff Bsitl* I'CFi iitiD t- e *s4 C*e*Rjn( Co* bv the tlncie ton or c*rco, M LOWEST MAB tKT P KICKS.. Xfort«klKfc. BiCMSorA, BrtujilU, trie, c*!f pe-vt. ilinew Btd«e wa Office#, iwbcow toirXet ra*Bt- t« KMt M#fflsot ttrtet, #od Boat# Cl»t 0. B. Q Bfciiio^jacic* rortoateßoxnn. llTl lTf 1 ffTt BtiBIKT I*4n—WILLIAM JACKSON, N, W. HUNTLEY. A. B. COOK. Sixtieth District {South}—A. H.j [DOLTON, EDWARD 6. ISHAM. EUrty-first District (JToffA)—GEORGE STRONG A. F. STEVENSON. SCOTT COUKTT. Splendid Rally or Union men tn Win, cbester-Great Enmuslastn for old Abe. [Special Corremondence of the Chicago Tribune.] 7 XNCSXSTXB, Scott Co Oct. 23,156 L THE MASS MEETING Wilch came off at this place on lost Thurs day, Is point of numbers and personnel, was a grand alia if. Notwithstanding the inclem* eccy of the weather, the irrepressible crino line v tre out in unrivalled loveliness and Eurpaesicg^numbers. To the patriot heartit was a scene well calculated to inspire emo tions of the loftiest enthusiasm and pride, as an evidence of the moral and patriotic ener gy of this country—as another proof of that wondtrinl courage and fortitude of onr peo ple, who, inthe midet of a long, bloody and protracted civil war, the mostteirible the world has ever seen, nave shown themselves superior to every adversity and danger, and who ate now gathering themselveshp fer one last great effort to crush out armed treason at the South, and to overawe, cverwhelmand forever eilence moral treason at the North. .Price, To a. spectator witnessing this large living panorama; the serges ol life that tilled the public square, aid radiated outward in every direction through the principal streets; theiong processions of men armed with banners, and coaming ladies and sweet little girls decked In tbe glorious tri colored emblem of their country’s honor and majesty, it would have been a very pardona ble stretch of Lis imagination if for the once he had forgotten where he was, and imagin ed himself suddenly transported; into the center of the intelligent unlveres; and that somehow the men and angels had got mixed up together in promiscuous concourse, and were celebrating some grand festival.ln which both and all of them had some com mon and absorbing interests. And his im agination in many respects would not have gone far wrong. But to return to dry facts and figures. It yras a big thing—the biggest that ever took place in Winchester. It was a giant that could have put the two previous mass meet* lugs here of the Peace Sneaks and Copper heads into Us two breeches pockets, aod then had plenty ol room in its capacious coat tail for the next one. It was big enough to make the knees of Copperheads smite together like the lordly Befatuzrer when he saw the handwriting on the wall, or like the L haughty Macbeth when he saw ‘‘Blmam wood jnorch down to Dan slcare," on the shoulders of the sturdy. Scots, who were marching down to over whelm him and his fool conspiracy. To attempt to speak of the innumerable .banners, devices and mottoes that enlivened the precessions, would be preposterous. It was literally Ixmrured all ever. It was filled with devices, mottoes, and sentiments, the natural and spontaneous outgushlngs of the popular and patriotic-heart iu response to the utterances cf treason and trakors In oar midst. But cannot help noticing the car which was filled up with the little girls all dressed In the national colors. They looked like a white cloud of jourg angels. The procession' of biantlfal and Bewitching young iadies who represented the States, and who, despite the ruin, were out in* fall regalia, presented u display cf artistic taste creditable to their patriotic heads and hearts. The immense crowd at the grove was ad dressed by Col. For, of Jacksonville, with happy effect. At night, notwithstanding the rain, there was a splendid display of fire works. Major Knapp made an able address to the crowd in ILc Court HouseT He was followed by another speaker who addressed the meet* leg until the magnificent torchlight proces* e!on moved oil down the street,-when there was a general rush made to look at that. .Altogether the day was a grand success, and will tell heavily on the resnlt in No vember. Judge Norton at Naperville* (Editors of the Chicago Tribune.] The Hon. Jesse O. Norton, of Joliet, spoke betc re our Union club at Naperville last evening, to a very large audience, in Union Hall. r T 1 The Judge has many very.w&ra Mends in this county, in both partis*, and a| very re spectable number of the Democracy of this place were present to bear him. The JudgeVspcech was a most telling one. It was eloquent, argumentative, convincing, and beyond contradiction. He said that he should not undertake to prove that the rebels commenced this rebellion by firing the flrst gun at Fort Sumter. But the origin of this rcbilllon date further back in the history of onr country. That there had been but four acquitltione of territory to this Government since the time of its formation. That these acquisitions had been brought about by the slave Slates forthe sole object of establish ing, ixtenolng and perfecting slavery there in: That in no instance, until Kansas was admitted, had th(re been a free State admit ted Into the Union, hot the slave States required the- admission of a slave State which had always been‘done. Thdr object was to keep the balance of Sower in their hands. In Congress. The udge then examined the Chicago platform, and found In it nothing but rotten plank, that would bllstertbefeet of any patriot who stepped upon it. He then turned bis atten tion to old Buchanan’s Administration and policy. Andif the old man could have hoard ibis part of the Judge’s argument, ho would have derived but very little satisfaction for bis imbecile and traitorous conduct. The Judge then remarked, you have observed l have said nothing about McClellan.. Indeed. I do dot know as I could say anything about him. Ido not think anything could.be said about him one way or the other. We have Lad a good many converts to the Ur lon party In our county, and still they are erzniog. Little DnPage will give Old Abe a glorious welcome on the eighth of November next. H. .8135*000* tgf Tbe Republicans of the Ctb district of KtwToik city have- nominated Ex-Lieut GcT;-Heniy J.- Raymond; editor of the New York Tin**, for Congreas, There is a fair chance of iim• being elected. -He would make an able and influential member. THE BATTLE OF CEDA3 RUN. The Disaster of the Morning. Ibe Surprise and Rout of Geo. Crook’s and Gen. Emory’s Forces. THE ENEMY CHECKED BY THE SIX'S M CORPS. Arrival of Gen, Sheridan on the Battle Field The Grand Charge-Total Bout and flight of the Enemy. Fifty Pieces of Artillery Cap tured. [CorrcepoQdence of the N. Y. World.] HranQUABTaES Army or the Shenandoah, I .OctoberT9, ISM. j Jnst before daj break this morning, Early began hla movement. An impenetrable fog enveloped the whole region, favoring his designs. The three Divisions with which he began his assault, and which were massed at the point on our left before alluded, to, tbe previous night, were disencumbered of every accoutrement except their arms and ammu nition.; The men were not oven permitted to carry their canteens, lest clinking should advise ws of their approach!: .Just as the first gleam of day began to mingle with the dim moonlight, the advance of Lee’s Di vision was preceded and covered by aa unim portant and feint attack on bur extreme right. As this attack began, the sentinels of the enemy, along our whole front, fired sig nal muskets fx om right to left. Immediately aiterwurfi the three rebel Divisions, under Fegram, Ramstur, and Gordon, advanced in scud columns without and as saulted Geu. Crook’s position m front and flank. Tbe warning given by our pickets was not, it seemed, timely enough to secure an adequate manning of tbe breastworks. The result was that the reoela, firing rapid and terrific volley sot musketry, swept over tbe work* almost without opposition. Geu. Crook’s whole line gradually giving Way, the artillery In the breastworks (two batteries, B, First Pennsylvania, D, Filth regular,) was so posted that it Was next to impossicle to prevent its capture. By su perhuman efforts all tne guns but one of bat tery D were got away, Tho remaining gun, together with battery B. First Pennsylvania, cmlie—seven guns in all—lell into the.bonds o! tie enemy. .The latter came trooping on like so many devils, yelling and keeping no an unduninisbedfire of musketry, which con fused Gin. Crock's soldiers still more, and gave them little or no opportunity to form and meet the onset. The fog was a disad vantage which placed both officers and men in the predicament of not kno wing, where to turn in making a combined resistance to tae assault. Nearly all the encampments of the command were overrun by the enemy, num ber>|of our soldiers being taken prisoners while not yet arisen from slumber. Shelter 'tents'were .in some instances palled from soldiers' lying In their blankets. Toe camp equipage in great part became the spoil of the foe. General Crook and his. division commanders did their best, under the cir cumstances, to meet the shock, and con stantly opposed* half organized front against the enuny. The latter, pushingj up beyond and around our left,’ entered the camps of the provisional division under Col. Kiichln, routing it also, ana driving those and Geu. Crook’s troops on toward me pike. In the meanwhile, the two remaining rebel divislot a—Wharton's and K3S CUaUGaD SOJLDi The Forms io bo Observed* Cambcidoz, HI, Oct. 91,1851, Editors Chicxgo Tribune: 1 eee in your Friday’s Issue, on Inquiry by one Robert Moon for tho law to naturalize dfreborged soldiers. 1 see you give tbe law; bnl tbe great trouble is, there are no forms to guide the Clerks of the Courts who really have tbe work to do, and being desirous that all may have an opportunity to vote for ‘‘Old Abe” who desire to do so, I would like to give the modus operand* for such naturaliza tions. First, Tbe mode to be pursued is tbe same as that used to naturalize those wbo came to the country berorc they-were eighteen years ol(L Second, the same blanks may be used, with a little alteration to suit the particular case: first, in the petition, strike out all that relates to the minority, and interline after, “tbat be has resided In the United States for tbe term of (blank) years, the words “that. he has been in tbe military service of the United States, and been honorably discharg ed therefrom. V Second. In tbe affidavit of tbe' witnesses, strikeout what relates to number of years. Third, In the record and copv, interline the words “passed May 34th, a' D.T834,” tbe words “and an act to define the pay and emoluments of certain officers of army and for other purposes, approved July 80tb, A. D. 18C2.” Also, interline alter tbe words record testimony showing he has hereto fore,” the words “regularly enlisted In the military service of tiTe United States, and that he has been honorably discharged there from.” Fourth, Further along strike out the words “arrived inr the United States a minor under tbe age ot twenty-one years.” Also, “forand during.” Also, “fiveyears, including the three years previous to nls ar rival at the age of twenty-one, and” also, “within the State of Illinois.” Also “of five j ears,” This may not be very intelligible to the common under, but any Clerk of any court having the power to naturalize foreigners, will readily understand It. The above will enable any Clerk to fill up old blanks for the present uatU be shall have time to get new ones printed. The applicant to be sworn In open court the same os others in the usual fond. A. Gould, Clerk of Henry County Circuit Court. Now Vork Oltjia Vote. IFiom the New York Tribune.]' So many anxious inquiries reach ns from, different and distant sources as to the prob able vote* uf our city on the Bth of November that we propose to give them all this public and clicnzostantlal answer. The vote of our city lor President in ISCO was cast as follows r v Lincoln 33,290 J Farion C 2,993 Anti-Lincoln majority 29,008. There have since been a few changes from Lincoln, but not less than ton times as many to blm. The names 01. John A. Dix, George Bancroft, Francis B/Cutting, Moses Taylor, Edwards Plerrcpont, James R. Whiting, David S. but samples of a host who In 1860 were, ardent opporers ol Mr. Lincoln’s election, but who now support his re-election. From what-wo Know of posi tive, open changes to onr side, we are confi dent tout Mr. Lincoln’s poll next month In this city cannot fall below 35^000. How much can that be overmatched? We say: r By honest voting, posaibly 20,000; by the aid of wholesale fr»ud, perhaps 80,000. gr*The uniformly large proportion of soldiers’ votes .for. thc Uulon candidates Is a very striking and i consoling event in the present bltteretruggle.. If the war had been perverted from its legitimate objects; If it had proved “a failure,” or II it were*likely to be a prbfitlcE8 4 Contc£t, who would be so ,opt to knowtbis as well as the soldiers? They have fought on. for three years against .the jibes of all enemies of tbe Re public,, whether’, native Copperheads or foreign haters of bur country. They know better thm all others both the temper and strength of the South. 53USHWSB ersras. QEB3G HUGHES Commission Heitlunls and Pradnce Broken, 80. 15 LaSalle asset, CMc*ko. HI. BICBAJII) RBSGO, W.T.DCOHXS. Lme cl Peoria. Toc7 tSf.-J-Smi OMoazo -jHisceilaneous fJTHB AUEBICAU Sugar Manufacturing Company, Kecutered Md*r the Act of IS4B, authorizing the formation of Corporation! mue State or NewYoik. ciPmi. ($i,5oo,ooo) oxe milhoj FITE UISBKEII IfIOCSASD DOLLIES. .Divided Into (30,000) Tlihty Tlionsand Sliatei of (SSO) fifty Dollars each. Twenty-Five Dollars to bo Paid in the Comple tion of Hie Subscription. The TuP wee dne cn Shares to ho called br Trustee* is n* eded. bat do call to be made without one month’s notice. purKdiDiVT: T. A. HA.VE3IEYEB, Esa. (OI Ann of Eavemeyers 4 Slier.) VICK PBBBIDXNT; Mon. CHARLES F. GOOSEY. TBUBTSSS’. !?oh, DUPLET 8. PR^&OKY, Hv'D. BBWJAMIK WILLIAMSON, T- A. Ua.YESAJty.HB, Esq. CH&3.B COBS WELL Kiq_ JAMES w. WALTER KBQ JAMES.Z.L. CCKMiaS.Esq. SOLICITOBt Sen: BEN JAMIN-yriLLIAIISON. oakkbss; MC£BS». BOWES UAO7. SICRITAST ASD IKBiBCBTI LOWABD C. EOCHrSsq. makaozb: yp. JULIES’ DKBY. Ttl! Cotrrsty has be® crsiDtzed for tbe purpose of Miaufarturirr Beet *oot Snsar in tbe United states. -Bocbi ofsnbtcxlpUon new open at tba office oi mesa e. BOWES to MACS', SO Wall street,' New Tort, r-b're prneocctneee.fonce of vppll tattoo, mni and sampler of Beet Boot Sugar can be and ob tained.* oc2l-oSn 61 FMtw ii REMOVAL. —Dr. J. C. Dean bags to Inform hli irlende and tbe pabhc generally, that be ha*mnovait Us recta 1 Office trom 41 Clark •ueel to 141 Lake stcee:, Chicago. DBS. BOGrUE BEAN, DENTISTS, 141 Lake street.... Chicago, DU E, A. Boevs. J. C. D2AIT. Bavlne tecllltus for performing an operations in their profusion, both operants and mechanical, re fpectmliy offer tbetr service* to tbo*e requiring then. oei9-nio9ranis. SURGEON GENERAL'S OF -30 VICE. WxßnnraTON-CiTT.D.C.,Sept 21,1=61. AN A BUY MEDICAL BOaKD.to coaaitoi Bur geon char:«B. Triplsr.U.e. A-, President; Surgeon Wiiil'-m B. King, D. 8. A., and Sure eon Glover ?etln, U.B A-Becordar, willmeet a* Cincinnati, Ohio, on tbelStb ot October nsxt.fcr tbe damnation of can didates for the admission into the Medical Staff ot tb pr* Price per package, |Aflo. OH£ secondary stag bis whsa the oiieaMhaa become C(>BbTliUTlONa.to.and mav be known by .the following symptom*; Ulceracoa* of the month and throat, gland*, *klr», head, mucous membrane cancerous torw oc the arms and less, emotion on the i*ln, scrofula, etc. The Brpbintic Core, phla and wash are need In the secondary ata^e. ihr stagr UkccTTa to thefollowligiymptoma: Nodes,orharaand painii} tumors on the bones; enlargement of the lolati oontractlcns, bard paira in the bones and Joints, carles cr decay of the bones; syphilitic rheumatism, alteration of Darts, etc. The Care" Rn3 pills are need in this sues. Price per package. to. BP'fricc of ‘•Syphmnc Care.” SB p« bottle; Pin* |l ner box; Wish, fIAS per tcttie. Person* whohar* rwmwin to suspect, frost AITS CADBJS, eithe: HEREDITARY onbe result of COS* TAQION.orIrom IMPERFECT TREATMENT, the existence of ecy syphilitic virus or poison still remaining la the system, shonld aseDK. Mfßks SYPHILITIC CUItS at occo, and It wUlohsciuaßj eradicate every particle ortle VTSTTB and restore the system to a perfect state cf HEALTH and PU nr. BBCONDASY BTPHILIBIa EES3IDITAV,*ndmaj be transmitted Che to child by either parent in whose system the disease may exist, No person, who baa reason to suspect the txiuUtnco- of any SypmuUo Vl* rna or Poison in their system, should rail to use Ur. MARKS’ OTPfiILmoCOKH until every particle of the Tiros Is eradicated rrem the constitution before they enter into the marriage state, andthereb/seeare the certainty of a PURE and healthy oilsprmg. A treatise os Syphilitic Disease, giving riatu dire* Hoes for treatment, accompanies each package of the medicine. g7~Tbe medicine will be sect by express toaL parts of the country onrcseiptorthe money. ST Prepared and sold by DR. B. EASTERLY g corner of Third and CheanuS.itrcet*, St. Louis, Mo., loieprcpneior*. _ gold at rK. K. BABTKRTjY dr CO.'S Family fMedl. atreat. near tha rcet.Odcc, Chicago.ul. OR. EASTERLY’S PAIH KILLER. T-bla Hedlelne 1a ass Infalilbie care foi BraliM) Sprulnsy Headache, Tooth ache, Sora Throat, Colic, Cramps or Kpiama* Uf M&tery or Bowel Com* plalitl*, Herron* Affections, Palo la the Face, Fainter’* Colie, Pains li the itrejkst. Side, Back send Llnaki, C3tolon« Choleas' Blorbna,. and. la fhvt whmrer It la applied Palu can* not exitt* UU used INTERNALLY and EXTERNALLY Wd is a perf-ct_ABTIDOTB for ALL PAIN. Try It ye afflicted. gar For sale at DR B. EASTERLY A CO.’S Family Medicine Btoxe, VJ Madisoa Sc., Chicago, m. DB, EASTEKJLY’S FEVER AND AGUE KILLER. Tbli Sfedlclce twill cure dgns and Fever, Pntnb Ague, Chill* aad Fever, Intermittent and J3 eminent Ferere* and every form ofFtrer .incident to the West, Dr. Easierly’s Fever and Ague Killer it WAR BANTED TO CURE, and IfItPAILS tb; money will be returned to the purcouer if used as directed. KIT Price UJS per bottle. pryor sale at DR B. EASTERLY OO.’Slfamlls Medicine S’we, 89 Madison Bt., Chicago, Hi. DB. EASTEKS.VS DIAKBHGEA .SYRUP. This ffledlclne will sure Diarrhea, Dysentery, Cholora Iflorbui, Summer Complaint, Colic, Wind In the Stom ach and Bowel*, and all Derangii meat of the Stomach and Bowel* of Children when Teething, In ton summer thousand* die from bowel com* PLAINTS tl at might ba taved by thf timely use ol DB. EABTBKLY’S DIARHSCKA SYRUP. MOTHERS, why. Will YOB let your CHILDREN DIE when a SAFE and SORB REMEDY is offered TOC. W Price CC cents per bctUe. tyFcr*.tleatDK.B. EASTERLY’S Family Medi* line store 99 Madison suras:, Chicago. HI. E>B* HOGPEB'S FEMALE CORDIAL. This elsgast and popular fflodlclsi will cure all Female Complaint*, aneh a* Excessive, Suppressed or Palnfal tSecitruaticn, XeuMirbM or White*, Falling of the Womb, and and ail inegttlailticaof the monthly Periods* Xt will also bring 6u toe sXBhBES, when checkedbi COLDS rr all UNNATURAL CAUSES. It baa been tboroazbl? tested. Indict try It. K3T*Pticj 11.25 per bottle. mcr sale at DB. E. EASTERLY 6 CO.’B Fanny Msolcin- Store. M Madiaon SL, Chisago. HL BR.SANDEBS’ THREE MINUTE SALVE. X*tla ttfiive will perm&ae&U; rtmoTi aiid cute Ccrm. Wfurta* moles* Blue* ’worse and Tr-otiiaeJss in from three ..to tea minutes* Why vlll yoa tuffpr th® excruciating and tortnoav Inc PAIN trem CORNS asd TOOTHACEB when a BURS KEialiDY Is oOered you (or the LOW PtklCß o( M cenu per bottle. MST For >alß at DK. EASTERLY'S Family « oclS-uSSO lot captain ana A. Q. M. TTEADQTTAKTERS DISTRICT II OF ILLIfIOIS. ei MHGFISUJ, IB Oct. ISih, 1864, Gasman OaPßns.Bo.li.j Toe ircisezlmmate sale of spirituous liquors to United Bialrs uo’diri* In maoy las*an ;es productive of irreparable Injury to the service, and always at* ten- ca wtta remits subversive of good order and fils* elpltte—demands that— I. The rub of rointuona liquors In any quantity at cr within the Jurisdiction of any Camp or Poer, within the Military District of Illinois, to any eniiimd rasa In the service of the United States la positively pr> hlblted 11. Officers ot the day, or guard, or any Provoat guaro. cz decatchment Com’dr. are required to arrest any ttr»onor persona vloiauxiz thuoxcer, cljae at osce bis or their plase of bar'neh*. and report the facts, together with the arrested party t >the Camp or Pest CMumasder.wbo wilt c*u»aa prooerinveuiga- Hon to be made under hie suparrlilco. and upon ccn* vlction appropriate all property contraband under this order to tbo use of the nearest Hoep’Ul, together., with ta«'b punishment as the best interest* of the. aeivicadetfa*o.„ •_ _ By oraer Brlj.Genl Jo J Ogfc_ ciBTEB cc23-n®Mw Capt. A._A. A. GenT. TWO LADIES FROM MAS3A i CRUSETTB, successful teachers, wish situa tions In tho West Latin, Breech and Qymnislci tso*ut. Blah references sues and expected. Ad orcis“-Bay state,” Tribune office. celi-uTSQdS REMOVAL.- Isaac K. Diilar’a Heal Estate OfSca la removed to Fullerton Block. Uearborn it., Kea” Washington street, noora Mo. 5, second floor. 0c23 ntOMV ’VrbTiCE—The Howa Sowing Ma JJv chlun Office havtrtr been ciseoutlauedta this cityforthe present, users of these machines can od« tain i cedes ana Undines for the same a* toe Wtlr COX GIBBS Sowing Alichlue OT.ce. UJLake-st. J. O. BUYANC CO., cclt-uTCHt Former Agents H S.M. PETROLEUM CO. \J NOTICE OF DIVIDEND HO. li Nrw Yobs. Oct., s. ISM. The trustees of the Clifton Pctro.eum Co. have d> dared a dividend of one ntr cant for the mouth of September.p*»yaMe Oct.Si at the office of lh« com pany. Ho. SI John street, Hew York. to sixarchoUers of record at the close 01 business this day. oci4-n‘63-6tlfl WALTEBE.LAftTON, Treasurer TVTcKINLET OIL COMPANY. XU. NOTICE OF DIVIDEND N0.2. Nl9 XnsK. 0ct,5,1-M. The trustees of the McKiolc? OUCo. bare declar ed a dividend of three per cant (out of the net earn- InsEOt the Company for the month of September) fat able on deirauc at the office of tba Company, No. I John strret, New York, to shareholders of record, at the close ot hosiers* tMs day. ocSJ-u'Se-ftia tVnLTEKE. LAWTON, Treasurer. ID RIGGS GOLD COMPANY. I HOTICS OFDIVIDSNDSO.B. Niw Yosr, Oct, 5, IF«L A dividend of one per cent, for the mouth ol Sep teeber has been ceclared payable at the office of tue Company, No. 81 jthn street. Hew York, on and after Oct. nth, ISM. to shareholders of record, at the a °"°^i°‘lL eM !7^T*jl':E.l.AWToy,Tteaiater. CHA&K GOLD COMPANY. NOTICE OF DIVIDEND HO. 1., Nbw Yobk, Oct. l„18St. A dividend of one per cm; for tha mouth of Sep tember h*s been declared payable at the office oitne pomnanv. So. 1 J*hn st-eet, New York, on and after Oct. sifisSl. to sbarenolders of record, at the close O JEMIS* wIILTEE«. LAWTON. Trcunrer, Night scavenger—cnasiei EUNZ will attend to Cleaning of Privy Vaults, ®E»OVI»6 OP STAPLE MAHTJftX, And offensive matter of all d#«ari»tioa«, at thevnf l&ast nus. AddiesaCILAiaJiBKHHXFMtOBM fiOX Slit. g>aq tended to boned) the afflicted, and is M nct a run drink." Yours, truly. LEVI 8. BBCK prom aev. J. Howtcn Brown. D. D„ Editor of toi Encyclopedia of Religion* Knowledge, and Chris tlao Chronicle. Philadelphia. Although not disposed to laror or recommend pat sat medicines la general, through distrust of their to gradients and effect?, Z yet know of no sufficient re* sous why a man may not testify to ths benefits he be lleves himself to have received from any simple pru Baration.in toe hope tost he may thus contribute i* ie benefit of others. Ido this more readily In regard to Hoc fixed’s man Bitten, prepared by Dr. C. M. Jacsaoa, of thli city, because I was prejudiced against them for maw* years, under the impression that they were chiefly at alcoholic mixture. lam Indebted to my friend Bobt anoemakor, £aq_ lor the removal oCtiUs prejudice by proper tMCs tun rnr*ni nTiracm«t t*tn ttinm «m sufiferlng from great and locgcostinued debility. Tbt tue of tnxse bottles of Uiese Bitters, at the beginning of the present year, was followed by evident relief ass retention to a degree of bodily and mental .trigm which I bsd not felt for six months before, and hid al most despaired of regaining. I therefore thank Gqs and my Cicad fer tirvoting me to the use of toen> 7! J. H3WTOK BBCWH, Philadelphia. Frcm ihe Pev.Jos.E. Etaaard.Paftcroj theltu Baptist Church. Jacxbcs t Dear Blr— l have been frequently ri Qacflted to cDinned ray nimc with commandatioai 01 aidereat kinds of medicines bat regarding tht practice »s oat of my appropriate sphere,! have lx all casta declined; bat with a clear pri of la 7allow instances, and cattlcnlarly in my family, of the u*o fain eta of Or. fiooiland'a German Bitten, 1 depar for once from my tuna! coarse, to excrete mytnr conviction that, POHQaNBRALD'CBIIJTY OFTHS SYSTEM AND ESPECIALLY YOB LIVER COM PLAINT, IT IB A SAFE AND VALUABLE FSB PAKATION. In some case# It may fall? but usually I doubt not. It will be very beneficial to those w*f Baler from the above cause. To m .,TeTyt PTO «tftmj. H k£ss eighth below Coates street, Philadelphia, Prom Hay. Warren Randolph, Pastor of Baptis, Church, Germantown, Pans. Oa C.m.Jaouo*: Dear sir—Personal axperleae: enables me to say Chet I re {rani the German Bitten prepared by yon as a most excellent medicine. Iz of severe cola and general debility 1 hero beet greatly bcneflttedbythe nn of the Bitten, and donh( not they will produce elmliar effect* on others. Your*, truly, WASBBN RANDOLPH* Germantown, ra. From Bov. J. H. Turner, Pastor ot Bedding m B. Chnreh, Philadelphia. im.JAOSBOH: Dear Sir—Having used your Germs* Bitters In my family frequently, xamorepared to say that It has been of great eervtco. r believe that a most cases of general debility of the eystem Uls thi safest and moat valuable remedy ofwhlch I have any tnov-s-lse. _; Your,. 726 H. Klneteeath street. prom the Rev. J. M.Lyons, formerly pastor of tht Columbus (N. JO and MUestown (Pa.) Baptitl Church. K>w Eocsillx, ZT. 7. DB.C.M. Jxczsos: Dear Sir—l feel it apieosun thas, of my own accord, to hear testimony to the ex cellence of th« German Bitters. Someyears since h» lag much afflicted with Dyspepsia, 1 used there with very beneficial result*. 1 have often recom mended teem to persons enfeebled by that tormantini disease, end have heard from them the moer fl&tterlnx testimonials as to thalr great vain*. In com of genera, dehtilty, i believe it to be a toalo that cannot V ear* passed. J. M. ItTCHI. From the Ber. The*. Winter, Paster of Bozbarougi Baptist Church. Do. Jxcxsoh Dear Sir—l feel It dne to your ex ceUent preparation, Bcoffand German Blitera.to add ray teeumoay to tha deserved reputation It baa oh tamed. I barejor years, at times,been troubled wilt great disorder in my head and nervous aval era. I was advised by a friend to try a bottle of your Qer> man Bitters. I did w, and have experienced greal and unexpected relief: my health has been na*wt«n« benedtteo. I confidently recommend the article where I nest with similar coses similar to my owa and have been assnredby maoy of thetr good off eels. EcspßCtfd-. Scxbcrtrngh, pa. Fronßev. J. B. Herman. of the German Reforms Church, Kutztowu, Bern County,Pa, D B c. M. Jaoxsom: Respected Sir—l h&rs bees troubled with Dyspepsia nearlyM years, and hays nerer used any medicine that did me as much good asHooflaad’s Bitters. lam very much improved 17 health, after Itovtog taking five battles. yours, with respect, J. fl. HK22£AJI. PRICES. Tiwi sjgp, (holding nearly double quaa- Uty,) SI,OO per Bottle—Hl Hoi. $5.00 email sire, 76 —Hf. Dor, 4,00 BEWABE OF COTOTEBPEITS, s« e that the signature of M C. M. Jacxsos" Is on Ui a e b -ffrapperoleachßotUe. Should your nearest druggist not have the article, d* not be pus offhy any of the intoxicating preparation, that may be oflered In Its place: but send to os, aaf we win forward, securely packed, by expreea. Principal Office and Manufactory EO. 531AECH SIBEET, PHILADELPHIA, PA. JONES Ac EVANS! Successors to C, K. JAC2SON ft C 0«« Proprietors. vyoß hale by Druggists and Dealers laev«i town to the United btatea, and by LORD SMITH, •a Uke St., CUcaco, HI., Oeaeral Wester& Wholeule Agent* (■riMM-Ura-w-tBl _ ftclml)oli)> jsrttacts. fjl o E E'U BLIO. la the year isis t&e writer of this artis’e swbsrkss tn the Ditto Bvstrvaa li tha city cf bailor tbs last is rears woit of hlattae has beoaoa* cnpledtathemanifaeturaot the Tartony 8o:Id anC Fluid £3tracts most prominent, and to wbloh be dealr ce to call the pai ticalar atuatlca of thofasalty and tha Pnbfie are the Extract Bnehn and tha Ex tract Bampanna, both of which are highly coacoa tratsd prrparalmoa cf the usiediacts entering Lot* Ibetr ec id position. One bottle of Fluid txtrast of Sarsaparilla Is luliy ea«al la *t.*castn vj ona g»Moa 0* the 9jox at iteu lacetas, as yon will had my statement la re* gard to merit aorrect. I centred there lano business requlrlagthciaqaxa. flcatiotimore.tsthe madiciaHare breucht la com tact With Druggists everywhere. I am aln weH aware that persons reason la Ik's mannsr-lfcat which may beneflCoaa maybe of no advantage to anoihar. Dow mistaken tha Ideal A Blood Punilar for one is a Blocd Puria«r for an. A Diuretic fir one Is a Diuretic foe all. A Narcotic for one U a Narcotic for ai: A Purgative for one Is a Purasttre far alt. Just Mjaoch u wholeaame food for oae u whol*. aome Coed for all, with no mere diff>ren:3 tosa vui acme constitution* requlronoro than others, an a that persona in disease are given to daiponiiucy-aipect- Itjc m a few day? orweeks, and perhaps mthaslngla bottle of mod.ctne, to be restored to health If not to jonth and beauty. Thasa person* tuo'.j rasovar, lacking patience and cou*ld»rfru a few dollars ex* pended for too benefit of tnair h-alth a waste of money. These ease po'iom may hare been years to breaking iowathsir constitution*, aod prohibit expended thouiaadiof d'.lUn la dress and disdpa. tlon. and thick nothing ofit, Suchiorget that GOOD HEiLTII 13 2BIJE W2iLTH. m Ccn elusion I wish to say and also to have dis tinctly understood, that I conic not labor and would not glTflnynudiTidsdattciotlotttomypreoarstiaai bat for the confidence I bavu in them, knowing of na prescription or mealelna equal to them In all or any ofthe diseases for which they are prescribed. Ths remedies are used in diseases to which aayperoea may be UaM n!a effles and labaratary to this city, which are alec model establishment* of their class. [From too Largest llaaufactiirtog Chemists in the Wofia.] I sax acquainted with IC. n. T. Holabold; he oe« copies the dm* store opposite mjreillioce, ana vaa sncces&lhlln conduxtlns the haalnjau wnsre other* bad so& btea eqaally bq before him. 1 hayebeea Catorably impressed wltbLbis character and enter prise. .TOT, WKISSTMAIf, Firm of PowiM ft ‘WBiasnux, Maaofwtaxlnft Cfcc^kt*,Sth Brown «U3ctß,Plul*aeipai*. [Remark* from Chemical Austria After ft careful examination. ot Hulmbold’i Preps rations, they enjoy onr utmost confidence. We om* slder them sofa and reliable. NSVBSSS A TATM. Philadelphia. Jane 18. IStO. Heimbold’s Fluid Extract Oncho. A positive and eoecllc remedy for dlseaies of tbs Bladder, Kidneys, GraTsl.Oropsy. The utmost com* fidencecan be reposed In Its curative powers In thd above diseases, also m restoring the exhausted pow ers of nature whiea are accompanied by so many alarming symptoms, among' which will be found disposition to Szertion. Leas of Memory, Wasefnj ness. Horror of Djeasa.or Forebodings of Bril; la fact universal Lassitude. Prostration and Inability to enter Into the enjoyments of society If no remedy s used In each esses, consumption or Insanity en ■uei. Visit got bcspltals.atylmns and prisons and ha convinced. Toe reader most be aware that, howeves altynt may he the attach, itli aure.to affect Ms bodily health, happiness and that of his posterity. Heba* hold’s Extract Buchu will give yen oris* and ener gettcfcellngt, enable jouto sleep will,and strengthening than any of the EreparstlOLa ot Bark or Iron. Helmhold’a Extract Buchu, Improred RoseWaab. Cures dlieases arising from habits of dissipation aid Imprudences, allaying pain and inflammation, and lor which those unpleasant and dangerous remedies are frequently used. Is cures, at little ixpcnae.Uttf« or no change la dirt, no Inconvenience and no ex* posure. Ail the above diseases require the aid of a diuretic* Helmbold'a Extract Buoha Is the Great Diuretic. Helmbold’a Extract of Sarsaparilla Cures Scromla Salt Bheum, Scald or Sore Bead, Ta* ter.Ptapleaoa the Face, Erysipelas, ahdaUßrnp»\ tions of 'Whateversature oa the Usee or ihan, purging out the Humors which male disease, enriching tha blood and BEAUTIFYING the COHPIEXIOM. How to use the remedies so ss to guarantee a perfect cureln oil diseases except those arising Crons ha its of dissipation or Imprudence,use the Extract Ba chu. Ju those use the Extract Buchu and Rata W«h in Euxors on the face, or any and every part of tha body, use Extract BanapaxlHa, applying to Pimple* and all external Humora or Eruptions the Improved Bose ‘Wash- Wha'esoiaa lood rt commended In an the above diseases. Instead of restricted, avoiding fatty, end high-seasoned food, and acidulous and itimu’ating drinks, la recent cases a cure Is effect** In an astonishing short period, but la esses of lon« ttandinglt Is better to purchase a half dozen bottles, and uto faithfully according to explicit directions, la which case 1 *m enabled ts entrant? a perfect car*. DUcct letters to H>LUBOLD*B Drug and Chemical 'Warehouse, 394 Broadway, Hew York, next Metro poll tan Hotel; or HBLMBOLD’3 Medical Depot.l 94 South Tenth st. Assembly Buildings. Baumielphla. E escribe Symptoms In *U communications. SOU) BY ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE, Beware of €omrterf««,l ASK FOR HELMBOLD’SI TiKESO OTHER! an,3U-a:,*wUv

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Chicago Cribtmt WEDNESDAY, OCIOBEB 58.1361. THE CITY. Vxdon Seeling, To-Itar. Xhia evening at half-past seven o’clock* the union candidates for the Lcgltlatcre, those on the town ticket, and the cancldates lor Supervisors in tee respective Wards of the West Division, are re- Quested to meet *t the office of Justice Stnrteraat, on the comer cl West Randolph and Cnul street*, for the purpose of effecting an organization In the West Division. This evening a mediae of Union-loving citizens Of the Fifteenth Ward «111 be held on the comer o* Wells street and Chicago avenue. A Olios meeting will beheld at Dantown Rt« tlon this aitemcon at 2 clock, own ot rirtwpth Ward Meetlnc. i meeting oMJnlon ciilien. of ite Fiftemfi. TVerd villbf htWthle ereatos oTtta •Wolf, street end Chicago t f ut^“ u Wonl mretlog am ho he’.a on Batnr SSSS2SSk£^. b#, G SSS Ctet i f2^' l,llls 3^toaZ4h^?^ Cl orL2X 4u, t CMCASO areane. cctccrof Limbec street and n. MetU "s.r m, i i^” naU Xb nm c^eto^esr* President of the Lincoln and O^eebyClnb, Hmoirr op iBCORgISTENCT.—The ruiradicd.lii. Tmc bte DemooMJc p«ce Partj in proceeelon. awctlog to the tune ol Bzllj Bound the Hig Sribi CoseUL.—The Prcfident hae recognized Bcurl Entire, as Vice Coucul of theSvl.a Confed* ernUon at Ohlcegn, for Kcrtnem Illinois, lowa. Jtinncactaanc Wisconsin. PrcflOEAL —Mr. Ira C. Barber, of tbi# city, has been appointed Captain and A. Q. XL, ana ordered to wport to Col. Potter, Department Quartermas ter lor doty. Wot a Desettib—Bi-bert Em*. whose name wap published as a tLcdadd'er from the town of wrl*«s us that he forntsbed a substitute r^! p of Pforoet Marshal James theruor. Wc gladly publish the correction. Good fob Pono—The Sanitary Commission bjsjust received five hundred dollars, the proceeds of a Fair held at that place oo the i*th and 13th of October. A liberal contribution from a ceneroaa and patriotic community, for a most noble cause. Kuto Wm Wide-Ati-iKn.—The nonbrra or tlie ninth Warn Wide-Awake CJob ere requested to zoeetat the Washington Skattnc Parkto-mor. MW evenitg at tx o'clock, aharp, fur parade tkcmber la ripened to be pretentTaid brisk bla cap. capcatia torch. Orr sms Track—The southern boonfl train on the Illinois Central railroad yesterday went bit tially off the track sear Scales Honed Station, no fte OffUlroer oiecoverinir the tact In time to prevent fnnheracadent. Fockb.—A package of money was picked tp In the office of the Cook Cocsty WarFnnd Commit tec, room C, Court House, yesterday, Oct. S4. The om*bct can have the same by proving properly, and ■.«SSSf ,o ttt c ok Otm Uodssk Jacesok.—A blatant Copperhead JsObadlah Jadcbot.Jr. He Is about as constant as the nsnalmn of‘Copperheads. He had theef be present at the Draft Jnbllee in the Court House-bqoare on Saturday evening, and take tbatbJm o^ eet i iuui¥ wteu nie weU ttown tbatlicremccdtpglvea cult towards redeemir.tr hta own ward—the Jsih—from the draft. e B g Waed Awakes. _a meeting f Un of tbe bixteentb W«-d ,U1 to told tto. evettoc, to Dhlleb’. HOI, for tbe purpose Si£F lat WidcAtrake aab,ana of to vine a WentworttC?; A. Eastman, major Stevenson, H. y. Itfalte. E«q., and others are expected to aadrecs thsmeeH lug. Let tliere bea fan attendance. LAECEKT.-Wiillam Van Tyle, a recent drummer l>oy in the 183 d Illinois Regiment, e B. tcrday in the Police Conn of a companion for the larceny of $43 of hie ham earned moner The atrtettd, ana lo escape detection fi"L vanh oi an out house, nSPHSlii*?* h OSHcer Sherman? J** proven, bm before decided by the Court It was compromised by the j»artles. Xj-BCEkt—A man named Sllae Cotbln, a ouan com tailor, v.aa amfrned In IhePohm Court yen- Urday. chai-od with the then ol eeveral arudes of clotUng from a store on Dearborn street. It wa« behalf tbat be wa. .offerllSrom par! US"?' *2. B 1 alone were made to Im ttoe contt with thkt view; bnt evidentir rS?euS'Sfm l h he 10 appear lor trla^ Tm List Mas jmo* Ecsort-How louittalt slice Tleloca of Cmgreaeiaul bottom trronebt upon HcOormica eo mocb a. to Induce him to stay here, awaj from hie family and the fund* he hae invcflefl in Europe J now mnrb time would he clye to hie Conurteeicnal dnttee. If elec ed J All that be wocid propose to do «onld be to net his reaper through the Patent Office, and swagger on e aide of the Aii-.ntic as the m«mber from Chicago.” Do yon want each a represent- Lacczi:r.—£a:anel Cook, an emplove on the canal boat “Baltimore,” Capt. Jai. A, Smith mas ter, a few weeas since stole the ancuor and cable **ined at sds, and sold them to a German for sio' collected a freight bill amounting to' belonglug to his wife, he absconded. On gatnroay h»t he returned, wa* discovered, and at once arrested. la the Police examined and held in the k appearpefore ßecorder'a Court WrFKOor.—The Copperheads have got a big card in the pereon of H. A. Wynkoop, their candi date for Assessor of Wert Chicago. He Is one of those straight, dose-fisted fellows they love so much, voting the ticket, first, last, ©'ten, and an the tune. He was one of the Immortal 215 -who voted for Buchanan, ana twelve months ago went into the Republican convention, offering himself as a cor dlsa*e If they would take him, which they wonld not. He Las gone back to his roost again. 7ms at Keren Msmeax. Cotixea.—About nine c'clocklsfet night a lire broke cut In the dissecting xoomoftheßuab Medical CoVece, and for a time It waa feared that the institution would be de stroyed. Tee alarm was promptly given, the De partment as quicklr responded, and the flame* were epee-fly extinguished, without much dam age to t»« bufldirr or Its content*. Two hundred and City dollars wi:l pru'jub'y cover the entire in* jury The Are is supposed to haveorlghated from a lltatod clear which was careie«-?r thrown upon Ihefloor, which waecotcrtd with sawdust. Festival.— To-morrow (Thursday), ladles’ ft§. livelier the benefit of soldiers’families, will be U-id at the Union Park Boose, the proceeds to be disbursed by tbe Belief committee of tbe Young Meti'fcChflMlto Association. The benevolent are earoetiiy appnJed to, to contribute to the waste «r tbe wives aia ores of ourgal.ant soldiers curing the enenits winter. The laales ol the Committee ore requested to meet, at seven o'clock t -*r &i tbe Union Para Uocec, to make fc jal arrtnfccaixu. The fiov^HCfsoits.—This intcwtlng family Of fongftere made tbeir appearance last evening in MetropoiUur Hal:, to a goo-l audience, notwlth etanomg taelrccble c-iriftd in procuring a hill, wtich cacsed a dsday in the announcement al most till the ;ast moment, They were well re ceived. Their cntertunimm is one which cannot Jail to pi-a-c by its spicy originality, while Its purely patriotic cl aracrer recommends It to all who love ih«dt country. A Dzszltle CarcaT.—A rough looking fellow Too ca!!«rc himself Thomas McDonmH,waa arreel ct‘ Under the Willow. on Monday nLht, saspected of belt s vagrant While he was being lakrn to Lie Amuirj be was noilctd by me officei to takes pa pes ‘rom hie pocket and attempt to swaliow it The paper was eoon ebeked out of him, and the fact was revealed that hie name wa? Thomas But ton, that he belonged to Camp Beno. and tbit he was in Cbtcsgo without authority. He was fined #SS and costa. Tns Maech or tee Catebox Max.”— The march cf the Ueaezoxt men has been celebrated in song by one of Scotland's hard*, bat tbe much ol the Cameron man from Atlanta to Chicago hat not yot fceon rendered immcnal in verse, and there is no probability ofhie much to Springfield ever be* subject ettner of song or siory, for the simple reason that he will not go there as **the geUlctan from Cook." Ic is not hla sphere, as the gallant 0) Colonel said when he gracefully bade aoipp to tbe rebel bul.ets at Knczntle. and sought the protection of antighoormg breastwork. Tummy to Waep.— We stated in oar issue cf yesterca* that the Thirteenth ward was still indebted thirty-six men to the Government nn. dcrallcills. In explanation of this, Mr. Prcmd foot. Treasurer of the waid bounty land, states UiaC the men of the 134 th iiunoi* tailed to report •w>en the balance of the re collated men were mattered In. bit their places were fl led on Moo esy. The thirty-ft-ur men of the 189 th Illinois who were muttered in r3fT.* —Kot as a candidate, hat ,re a Judge, does C. B. J. Uliler aspire to be taorght independent, Be is now Independent of I -jo .Police -Court duties, though not of it" pay, vnicb, like his standard-bearer,. McClellan, he Inf s while leaviie the work to bed'ne by others. Poor McDorcelU we pity him; be does the work, while ililier draws the rationa. We hear that the lesson why MiUtr keeps awsy from the Police Ccart room x« that he ie afraid his outraeeuu« de cielens will be exposed. He is not ladependent enough of the vote j of the people to be e bie to ran that risk, Eleventh Was®.—At a meeting ot the Union Ward, on Monday evening, for the purpose of or pfnkiag a comptziy of Wide Awakes, S. I. Bas ed! was elected President, A. B. Johnson, Tice President. L, L. Bond, Treasurer, Wm Battermm, Secretary. There was then an Executive Commit tee of five appointed, to make preparations for the cmb. The following is the committee: A!, B. Johnson, B. H. Brown. Wn. Batterman, Wttiitm Votes Gray. The meeting then ad journed until this (Wednesday) evening, at half im*t seven o'clock. It is hoped tbit all tne Union S.*? the ward wltl be present, Hon. John and other goodspeakars, will adfrees iveuu& etU fi EaU v boys, to >'o. 118 Milwaukee Moiracr Irene.—Five prisoners, belonging to Vottxnt cotmaid, eic.ped from Camp DohfllM cn MocOaj BltW They were employed u nnr* e.e In the hernial, escaped bydleetor their w.y'onl. Trey cot thtonrh the floor or a dart ctoaet, -here the ielu.e clothioc wa« bl c J£S IDOneled ohont twenty lew. Colon tht workSrtth an old ehovel whlch they hao ec-cote'. Tpemen profeeeed Onion Bentimente. Atm h.d piictloa to be permitted to take the oath or af£ ciance. The 196 th Pencsvlvatza regiment, who-e time has expired, are expected to leave for Harris burg UrCsy. Two hundred end thirty men of the loth Wis consin, in command of Capt. Jacob W. Roby, ar rived here at two o’clock a m. yesterday from At lanta. They left this forenoon for Madison. Twenty-three men of various regiments arrived from the Southwest at five o’clock yesicrdvy morning. Forty-six lowa volunteers and odßedmien, in command of Sergt. Oraadell, morning from Bock Itlsnd. end left at fHC tottock fur Louisville. Thirty of the number we»wr the 51): lowa cavalry, UNION MASS MEETINGS. TO«SORKOir EVENING. A GRAND TOECH-LIGHT PROCESSION Erj», JWropoliUn ud Tnraerjlills Open. «nd otber DUtt££,iS£ Uara ed speakers. To morrow (Thcrte.j) evening will be the flrrt K«nd period of the cimpjlgn. The whole citj end county wtUpertldpete. Tne ladle, are lurried to uke part In the proceeding., and will eld by their presence in thoueond.. Boldlcra now in the dly *lll eleo be there. The occaelonwlU be one of pteet interest. Let everybody be ont to toe At nigbtf.il ell the Wide Awehe orsenlmtltfn. In the dry Win ereemblc, end form e grend torch. lipU procession wiibmneic end hennete. They will parade lie dly, Trilling the tulle where meet ingawlli beheld. Bryan Dali will be open, Hon. Lyman Tremsln, of New Tork, one of the moat popular and eloqoent orators of the day, will apeak. Other good apeak, en will also be there to add their loyal utterance a to those of the gflted Tromain. Seats will be eared lor the ladlea. The aoldierawffl take their places on the platform. All are Invited. Hon. Schuyler Coifax, Speaker ,of the Hcnse of Representatives, will apeak in Met ropolitan Halt Dc has made a gallant light at home; he is coming here toaldna. Let the re ception be such an one aa the crator and the cause deserve. The galleries win be reserved for the ladies end gentlemen attending them. Soldiers are requested to take seats on the platform. Major General Cad Shorn, the gallant and gift, cd will apeak in Tamer Ball on the comer of Clark street and Chicago avenue. Onr German dtizmswill turn ont m matte to listen to thia able advocate of the Union cause. Let no one stay at home. Let every Union man in the dly make it his doty to attend one or the other of these meetings. There fa room for all in the ample accommodations provided. Let the demonstrations be anch as will strike terror io the hearts atd unnerve the arms of the Copperhead traitors, who, on the Bih of November, will strike their hardest blow at onr country's liberties, aye even at her existence. To other than Union men we e«y “come,” Listen lor once to the p’atn wholesome truth, un varnished by Copperhead prallngs about that con emotional freedom which they strove to destroy. Listen to the words of those who will speak for the Union. Then po home and reflect on what you have heard. On your vote rests a terrible re sponsibility. Let the ladies come. Wo want their welcome prceence, their chtensß mile. Their comfort ■will be provided for,' noble woman haa tak-n an acgeUc port In the strife. She can jet do much to cheer the Union army at home In its onward march to victory, as ehchaa already done for the army 1b the field. Soldiers, be there. Ton and weare on the same side; we both contend for the monr, for Onion, for Liberty. Como and see, and hear lor yonr eelves; that yon may know how yon are sustained at home. Von are ever welcome. Let all come; let there be none absent. Let us come together, and get ready for the fight. The time is short; less than two weeks now till elec* Hon. Come, and let ns prove beforehand, that we can and will roll np an overwhelming majority a week from nest Tuesday. A MODEL BARKER, laklngln Deposits and Depositor*— oambUng with Other People’s money. For years, almost ever since Illinois was admit ted Into the Union, wild-cat banka and one-horse bankers, have been her bane. Year In and year oat, the hard working peopled Illinois have been skinned dose to ibe bone by these institutions, the majority of which were and are under tbe con trol of men of lo capital, and whose moral quail lie* only fit them for conducting a bank after the 44 ,&ro -7 Dlr fi working mechanics tLaeß them by deceased relt tires. The directors, of the inattentions, me gen tlemanly cashier and the impertinent teller aIF nf than pillars of the chart* SStl chri°- hf as ont ward appearance rroes—iiniHe ihelr LI gotten gMns and aay “can’t help it.” we wt*®** Polnt—the “Western marine and Conran s Banking Institution” Tie Jormcr has been ventt'ated at length through iatur t0 nnu 8 4X1(1 we ntrw intend to examine the Indlridual rejoicing In the Swh\ f G Conraoame to this diy with #3,500 ttop a relative and atarteda bsnalng Inatitatton.” His algu said denoslts tr Lc might hare added a little to it and said ®‘P Ci i tolß taken in.” Be joined the church. Part in the dmreh goveramSt! handsomely whenerer Mn.Je2lyoy ormrtl olmself into the hearts ana as to hltunatcly obtain tte control cf the cash capital of the congregation Business pith-pered and so oid the chnrch. Aloner wasprnitome chnrch by the banker on the principle ol throning bread on the waters that it oon i: r *patlon relumed the biead 'ibera!iy. Tht church acd the oank went tandlnhand. Tbe banker Jet the pare and re r The lebclboh broke out. Gold went no. or. in other wore s, tbe crcoltot the Government b-van to go down. The lore lor mammon increased with the lore for the chmch. The stock exchange efltrtd templing faciilti a to the unwary to enlarge their pile, nsrbm acd other fancies were grade ally apprecUuiiß inTa.oe on a currency oas>*. Jar. Conrad «cut in heavy, ixnurbc largely, and at DO doubt, roolisoo bosdecmoly. Gold SHU went Up, KoCKs followed suit, the banker became more excited and boncht in still larger amounts A day ol retkonlrg came. The gold market cropped, canalng a contusion amo;g the balls. Stocks cpllapeed.the bulla go; fleeced, and among the number was air. Conrao. Tbe next chapter began with, “Owing to basl ness derangements, the office la closed,” and de positors with elongated CjontenaLcet, book In band, thundered at the door, demanding a settle ment. No attention web paid to his victims by the Christian banker and member of the Chnrch. No, not much* With the most supreme indiffer ence, the depositors were Informed that business derangements had “bosteo” tbe bank. Payment w»s stopped, and the depositors found to their sorrow, that they had been swindled by a wolf in .sheep’s clothing. Tbe text chapter and the last. assignment—-to wbum? Why, members of the Chnrch, cf course. An accunntant was called in, and the following is a brief abstract of afttlrsr Gross liabilities .#331,074 Totalassets—good, badanddonbttuL.. 1^177,03 Li tarirgsn unprovided ba'ance of. *2:2.797 69 Acnumn* that the assets be all good sad aviiia b.e, the depositors aid others huvia" claims 8f slnst the bant:, »onld realize just about thirl* fii* caut on the doilar. Bnt as nemlv one-half of iLt aestU art duubtlnl, ana if an?thins a litile more so, the dividend wll be redoced to some twenty ants on the dollar—a sonr spectacle for the victims to contemplate. Bow was tbe money spent? ThU Christian banker lost *1C7,057 on stocks—betting against Uncle Sam. unui me Jews ol New bar- S? 11 ttrect—put la tbeir pockets and then told hlr. Conrad to lake a haca seat. Still lm* SB^l5 itb tbe epirit, he loaned oat some *OO,OOO to cne-horfcc operators without means or cmnt, to operate In whisky or grain. As a nata ral conseonence tber went under, and the *60.000 was swallowed np in the “winter ol omTs content.” Tfceie are outstanding onprovlded for drafts on IjewYoitlo the imoect ot t!30.451, and even these the whole assets, good, bad, and indifferent, would not wipe om. But the most villainous feature of the whole af- Talr, from beginning to tnd. Is that a day or two before the **oank oecame deraneed”—he all the while knowing its condltion-he sold drafts in lame amounts, on Sew York, to many of ourcilv banks, some of whom were oaaiy blit-n i.S*'X b0 e “»««aa=w of affair* shows either a lack ofhurintssknoAltdce, or use of moral hon exV*b:t, is more revolting thin that of the extern Marine.” Tnelatter baa some esp iui to commence on, but the ‘ora er was a daw in borrow ea picnics Is there no lew that will reach such a heartless system of robbery? The carroter is respectable, compared to one ot these sanctlmo nlone bankers, a&d we hope vbe day la not far fit*, tant wben inch a Jaw will be placed upon oar s state bcoks that will punish the one as well as the ouer. Daniel Cakeeok as a Colonel.— Oar readers ere dosbtlesa aware that we have on one or two occasions spoken of a pestiferous little fellow noned Daniel Cameron, who having io continently dropped out of the army, is now ambitious of taking a scat In the State Legislature, Theykoow too, that many grave rumors are afloat aato the manner in which be discharged bis outi6s,notto *jh ak of the narrow escape he had from tae Union ‘-together through a temptation which if a lilfce Stronger would have lea him into theSonth ern srmy. The bovs of the Csih hare trniy reason to be grateful for bU fatherly care over them. It la well remembered by ma- y of them thatVoen in this cuy last winter, and numbers of them were n. cnliaUng-thdr ume having cxpired-’Jicy were obliged to leave wlihout receiving the county boun ty, because their model Colonel wastooprondor luo l>ry to lurtiph proofe of muster and credit, as required by the Board ol Supervisors, and present ed by the commanding officer of every other real* mtht in the county, »bo-e men re-eniisted. We b£lieve those men have not received that money ye*, and the chances sre that they will not. How much of a testimonial for efficiency and care of theirmterests. would these mem give, who have been thus choused out of one hondrei dollars each throogh his inaction? Let ns ask bow much Mich a man could be depended on to look after the, interests of his consmaents. in the event ol his election to tbe Legislature J They might cool their he«U in vain, wilting on hie little loid-h»p,while he enjoyed ms oiivm tine d'ffttUaU in some cozy nook, with pipe and match kin. Daniel has been mace too important already. He was placed too high; hie brain got turned with the dizzy height for which be was unfitted. Place him on the Lt-gidauve plateau, and be would reel and fall as a drshkeo man. This is one of the men wko are oppceeo to the soldiers’voting. Be, and and all each, may well shudder at the idea of meet ing the loial Buldlcrs’ vote. Bow many oat of tic br»ve Csth would ctet their ballots tor htm? We think not many. Be kno*ait. We do not won oertbat hia absence from tbe regiment waa eo de sirable that it qmekly developed into a pre«eiag necessity. Be returned to a merited obscurity; m the name of all that is lost, let him remain there. Pou.nzKc rax Flag.—The secesb concern strung out the stars and stripes yesterday, with the names of McClellan and Pendleton thereon. Bask sacrilege! It would have been more con sistent did it give their names on the lone star rag, or picture Me ihellan standing on his favorite gun boat under the shade of a palmetto tree, with Pen dleton as a rattlesnake pendant from the top. licking his craven face with Its venomous tongue. That would be consistent, but not in harmony with the Copperhead enaae in the grass way of doing business,—looking one way and rowing another. Toe Opebatzo Cokcxbts.—This morning the diagrams for the two Operatic Concerts on Friday and Saturday evenings will he readyto receive the peg# at Biggins music store, where those desiring severed seats may obtam-them. Wehaveaready enumerated the artists of this troupe, some of whom are ismiiiar to the Cblcsgo opera going puUie. The new ones are Mme. Natail Festa. a prims docna contralto, who is welt spoken of by the entice of New York and the carpers of Boston, and vii'uor Testa, a Uyht tenor, who does the light owcetul sir* which made Brigooli so famous. Sebrena is the conductor, and that is sufficient gnsrsntcelor the accompaniments -.Thelmpres sario Is Be Vito, well calcnla‘ed far his position, a greenback*,butos.e whoJs SSfttfl 10 ki* coffere, for be takes good music with him and is confident and happy. The programme Is a superior one. There Is no elc v cwnotßilUf/ a ppon* Not tn oiof?. r t f e4 *°Q« straiaaema Ail arMßsooda that vS of the Boperb bit* and SSSS°2 her con.nna.from Batmia*^t^i)f«‘ B2 ift 0 O ire r The programme on these alxaVh}?**- entirely changed. For the oricoA^ii* 1 *o overtoiled with greenbacks exmse^h^wi? o** 0 bagatelles, md there cm be no OTOflo Ji?g“ E il ‘"““W ie S;!el THE BIGDI PLSBK BOSTECr- CCLLI, How Cameron Charged (he Enemy and Lett tae Service* Some men are bom great" and others have great ness thrust upon them. This aphorism holds equally good in military and political “spheres.” The bfro of Knoxville, who was “oat of his tphere” while exposed to the shot and shell of the rebels it the siege of that dty In December list, evidently thinks he is one of those who ate bom But unfortunately the Government could notice it, and “Jomlnl the Second” was conse quently allowed to tske a back seat as a plain Colonel. Bis new principle In military tactics— moving on an enemy by the right flank (prob ably the Coloners idea of a dank move ment) and exposing bis men to an enfilading fire,—was not regarded as peculiarly brilliant am consequently did not place Us antaorinthe ea laxy. To be more explicit Jet ns return to Sher man's campaign In trout of Atlanta. On the S7th Jn'ytie army was intrenched in a semi-circle around the North and Bast sides of the town in the rollon tug order. Un the right the Army o( the Cumberland, In the centre the Army of the Ohio in which the hero of this paragraph commanded a brigade, and on the lelt the Army of toe Tennes see. ~On the SBtb, the oay following, the army of the Tennessee was withdrawn from the left and took a position on the rUht. Here Hood made a desperate assault on the 3Sih Army Corps com* maided by Major General John A. Logan, whom this little poppinjayofaCilonel is tiring to de fame. The leenlloi this attack is so well Known as to require no farther mention than to ear that the rebels were badly repulsed by righting John. Atlanta! eDt baCk faowlll1 t0 fortifications at llio S3d corps—army of the Ohlo-was then the eatremc left of onr lines. On the 13th or SOlh ol the would be Brigadier rushed wildly to the hfc»dQEtirtcre ol hia dhielon commander—General the enemy and hie petition. Go.” said the Qen eral, aid attack, them. Don’t give way. and if vou want aaMttttce I’ll send jou a brigade, and f that a I J fiend yon another, and by G— that’a explicit enough.” The colonel old not star on the order of ht« going bat went at once. He ailed put hia brigade, and petting into “hiapeca! jiarsphere” charred the rebels, not in line of bat- Ue, \mx.by thsrightJlank. Toe brave boys never faltered, at'houph rebel bullets and grape were malilcc sad havoc with them, but chitted rl/hc tbiongh tbe rebel line*. Here they Buffered fire from every direction—flank, front and rear, and finally had to mire. Kow mart the result Jomint junior, on the first day of August, tendered hla resignation no doubt to ssve blmeeli from a Cotut Martial— alleging that hlfi dignity ano talents as a military man could not conscientiously allow him to re main in the service, w hen o;her Colonels—his In feriors, In bis own estimation,—received the single star, Tne resignation was accepted Immediately— not even with tbe “sorry to part with yon” ex. pressed to Bob Britriy—and this Is tbe way the Lrmeward “march oi the Cameron man” was el- ANOTSEB ffiONSTEB FAUX. Hetties of the managers or the Soldier** Home and sanltarr Csmmluton, A meeting of the ladies of the Soldiers* Home and managers of the Sanitary commission, was held yetteroay morning at the office of T. B. Br}». Heq. The proceedings were confined to a dlscnißion of the feasibility of holding a mam moth fair—the proceeds to be divided equally be tween the two institutions. It is intended that the fair. If pot Into opera»ion, thall eclipse all others that have herttfofore Dien held in thcXorth west. To further the project and obtain the indorse mett ot those woo are wining to ext-.nd more than •sympathy” to the soldier, a mate meeting wih ha held to-morrow aftemoc-n at Bryan Ha-L at whim addresses will b« given by Hons. Schuyler Colfax. Lyman Itaualn and Carl Schorx. A band haa been engaged, and several ofonr principle elogera will be pirsent to dtversliy the proceeainzs. The object ol this meeting Is one which appeals to every loyal man, woman, and child In the city of Chicago, and we hope they will come forth in their strength and encourage the Udits ol toe two na tional Institutions in their endeavors to relive the snflerinta of cur brothers in the field and hospital. The Imsn BKrrauc-LxcmtE sr David Bell. —Biyan Hall was moderately filled last evening v lib Irish American citizens. to listen to the r£ marks cf David Bell, E*q„ late of the Irish LUra. for, on ‘‘The Dish Bepoblic as intended by the men of ’88.” The lecturer commenced by describ ing the condition of the Irish people at the time of iu conqnen by England, and traced the political history of the country through Its various phases until the time of the American Bevolotion, inci dental! j alluding to lha Puritan Fathers, and in dulging in fling at their antecedents, which be micbthave oznlued without aay violation of pro priety. He traced the connection of the American Revolution with the one in France a few rears later, and the influence of the litter on the'lrlsh Bevo.nUon of 1708. He characterised the French revelation at the grandest spectacle the world ever raw, and bad there oeen a man In Deland at that time capable to take a letd, Ireland might at this day have been one of the mighty nations of the »anh The speaker w»xed very indignant on the tyranny of England towards her Colonial posses sions, and propheded that the day Is not far dis tant when the dusky Hindoos will rise in their mtvht and regenerate India. The speaker dosed his.address with a vivid do eenput-n of Ireland at the present aay. and retired amiu great applause. "“'u Hutikq ik Am or Colobbs Soinizna* Faxi mas.—A meeting was teld yesterday afternoon, of ladles and gentlemen favorable to the Inaugora tloa of a fair for the benefit of freedmen and their families, especially the families of our gallant col ortd soldiers. The meeting was called to order l v 0 il ock, b,R T J lt Satpherd,Secretary of the northwestern Frcedmens’ Aid Commiselon who introonccd ip the assemblage files Leonard! the chairman, and Sirs.filcLeiah, the Secretary of tie Ladies’ Committee, 1 Wra. Leonard explained that the object of the meetii g was to consider the necessarv preliminary Northwestern Fair for the bt neflt of the wires and chxidreawf ©nr colored soldiers, the proceed* of ibe undertaking to be paid imo the treasury of the northwestern Frcedmens* Aio Commission. film. McLefsb read theminntes of the meeting of ladies at which a permanent committee was or ganised, and alto the draft of a circular to be prim ed for general distribution. The names of ladles present willing to accept working places on the committee were then tav.-n b>itbebecretary, and after the transaction of some other business concerning the practical working of the enterprise, the meeting adjourned. Erixnio School..—The Free School.-opencd during the winter, for the accommodation of those Mhoee early education ha# been reflected, and who bare found themselves cast into the race of life deprived of those advantages which others et joy—commccctd their tesslons Monday evening. >l>e of the school houses were open, the Dear 5* TCD if 0 WB6hui EsCE Gaoib.—Confidence operations are of ench oft-repeated occurrence, and are eo widely ventilated in the pobllc press tbal little sympathy cun be expected by victims of the present time. Yesterday altera con Mr. C, S. Fuller, of Jeffer tocviUe, New York, was quietly walking through one of oar city streets, when he was accosted by a plausible locking Individual, who introduced himself as a Thomas, who, addressing the hew Yorker by name, professed an old acquaint ance, Both, by a strange coincidence, were tray eiirir to the same place, and as Mr Thomas had at hie hotel ladles under his care, it wocid be much more plea-ant for all to travel together. The dope fell into the trap, and soon the pair were fast friends, eo incroly indeed that in a few moments Hr. Fnl’er obliged bis new-found acquaintance b> It ndlng him for a short lime” szuO. accept h-e as security a bogus check for $4,000 on toe First National Bank. The sequel will be antici pated the rogue and hia victim pitted, the one to u-tmi his zU-eotten gains, the other to present the check, and of come, find it bogus. A Bakoebocs Paxcncr,—Oce of the mo.*t cowardly practices we know of is one which at tbe present time is frequently complained of. It is that of throwing stones at streetcars or other vehicles containing passengers. The act is as senseless as it is dangerous, for as no one kcows where the mlssle will strike, its coarse emuotoe actuated by fee-ings of revenge, or aught but that diablerie which characterizes some minds. Late on Sunday nfrhteome roughs—we are sort to aay clothed In tbe uniform of tne United States— burled several large stones at a State street car passing along an unfrequented part of Cottage Grove avenue. One large piece or rock weighing m et b pouad passed through one of tbe windows, breaking it into fragments and striking r lady fcesnly upon tbe bead, irfllctlng a oargerou woana, throwing the sufferer in an. almost sense Ices condition from her seat. A pursuit was in stantly made to capture the miscreants, bat they managed to elude their pursuers. We are assured that bad some of tbe Inmates of the car uotaesaed a pifctol, in al Tns Invincible Rag.— The Mackerel Copper heads are experiencing fal'tuea all over. Their in genioaely con'rlved meeting on Saturday evening nroved a failure; their candidate. In riding the treble equestrian feat, bids lair to be served as was Davy Crockett's kingfisher, who, sending one claw into a tree on the river bank, and the other into a !*JS?2 fl l^ t e Mater s t f p,ui their small er iry candidates are oividing Into two tactions “iS i? ow °J flll comes their bob-tall rar wblch was made for the express purpose of advert toil* the features of McJielian, sothatpeoole wtiild know who they were voting oraloat, bat in reality to show the weakness of the party/ It has only been flaunted to the breeze twice, and on eacbwa.lon It baa split in two. the ma’gnlfiro™ t. stores ol the champion ol onrisdlneas. tee laker pt ncoccnpied forts, the sulkcr ol wooden c“ s the hero of pnohost excursions, has been severed! EIVIDB a couple of profiles instead of one toil T.ew. Great is Little Hac and his Chicago raz* e,i’ "Sf*? an a wet for that wlSstaSd fire, which the organizer will not. That rsz Is a flt roz expositor of the designs of the party t‘°ov would dlilqe the Colon In two, thet thefmay cov irn the slave with the lash, aaWloforo. -‘dßiet ah thine enemies perish.” Coppebhead* Detection?,—The Copperhead canvas is progressing quite satlsficlonly for the Union cause. Evtry General In the army is repu dialing the platform end the nomicecs: almost ev ery soldier in the army is prepared to vote, where permitted, against the Copperhead creed and men. Here in Chicago the hall Is rolling, too The best mcnof their party are leaving it as rats desert a sinking ship. Xwo defections already from their County ticket, with whispers of a couple more to lollow, men who cannot t*allow that Blue Island dinner, Especmll} when seasoned with that plat torm which Insu.ts Chicago by beicg named In connection with It. We beard yesterday of several well-known citizens—pillars, heretofore, of the Democratic party— who have signified their di?- I:nst at the stinking Mackerel abomination, and w£o will either refrain from voting at dll In No. vember, or will vote the straight Union ticket Tjjf l B Jet time. There is jet two weeks In which to repent. There who on the 9:h ol No vtmber vote the secession ticket, wi l be ever aiterwards known as having cast their sudrices to destroy that very Union which Has conferred on them the rights of ireemen. The responsibility is a terrible one—lie consequence will be the Involv* Irg in Everlasting infamy of all who thus prove recreant to the Union caore. Spabe That Tbee.—Lambert Tree was at the Copperhead fizzle of Thursday list at Blue Island, where neither he, Parmly nor any one else paid for the dinner, though as the 77m;*eald by tae Board of Tiade, we lashed them with it. 1 He talked about a quaitar of an hoar—on what subject think yenf The seceeh organ had no report of that epeeih, and we supply the omlsslou, as we bare omndone before, ric devoted tne brlei quarter of an hour In which be strutted on that »iarc,to a disquisition on the degeneracy ol public men, leav ing it to be inferred that be must go to the beuate to restore tee balance of things. Onlv think of tte exceediugiy low condition to which we are re duced, the base c»es to which we ate applied, when tula wisp tied to the tall of DickMenfrt this second ediilon of“My Maryland,” can Andrea son tor talking thna and so. We shall have one consolation it he should he elected—ihtre will ba 5® {prtter possible decenentlon. We do not think the process of mental stunting couldlurther go than in the case of Lambert Tree, who if be did not fill out the shape of a man wonld certainly n °t be lecovnizedaa one. by anything he has ever said or done or thought, or aiteranteo. Degenera cy, forsooth I Wheughl Wasiusqtox Seatixo Paus.—A meeting of the shareholders of the Washington Skating Park was held last evening in the Recorder’s Court Boom H.D. Buchanan, Erq in the chair. It‘wa« re solved, alter discussion, to erect over the park proper, a hall to be used lor any public purposes. 0. t>e number of shares was limited to 200.127 of which were already taken up by as many Indirida als, each purchaser being restricted to one *25 of pronaion la obrio*., aa It prfcreMa monopoly, mating the caterorial meeting'then proceed! SS/A.^ Uo f !0r »board of senu directors, Tne Ih!*e2? L*ii C centlemen-were declared. elected on the first ballot, at which 32 Vf tea were cast. hi. D S sH?A n 3t n A C ctT ia e29 ‘A lfred 27, p. 8. Bales Jj t G G Street 17, G.P. Lee 11. For the seventh director Messrs. Salisbury and G. C. Smith each bap S tots*. To decide the tie a second bwwv aB i 9Bt t Z rh l cb A S7 voleg were of fi thii?r obu!ned i 9 “d Mr. Salisbury 9. Mr. Smith, therefore, was declared, with the other !i r rt ee^l t en to bcdnl y Verted. It waa moved tne directors draft a code of by-laws, and constitution, for the gov ernment of the organlzat on of the same. The meeting tnen adjourned until this evening at the same time and place. The Dnarr.—onr evening contemporary is slightly in error, in tnppoelng that Cook county is still liable for fifty per csai, of her quota tinder the last call. She hu filled the quota demanded of her, and if wennderstaodjthe matter, the deduction ®T- O P* contemporary was mafle because otherdistricts in the State bad furnished men In excess ol aij calls, and the State Is now, as a nnit c.ear np to the present time. We, however, agree with the Journal, that i! la biehiy desirable that recrcltlog should continue* there are none too many men in th* army of either Grant or Sherman. It is well enough to provide against a further draft, when it can be done so easily. There arc pltn.y of men who are quite willing to enlist for a smill bounty, who hung off during the recent excitement, in the hope of netting premiums which were nevtr offered, r Sueuld anotcer call be made oo the whole of the northern States, we shoald be required to furnish our quota, tut we do not appreaeud that Cook crunty will be required to furnish anymore men to supply the drait first averted. A Lasox Sxnaw oh a Small Scale.—About half past 11 o’clock on Monday night, a vote on the choke for the next President was taken on CotdcctorD. Campbell’s caron the State street horse railway. The result of the vote was as fol lows: There were fifteen passengers on board tbe car, bnt one—a Irdy—was not asked to vote. Of the remaining fourteen, thirteen named as their choice, Abraham Lincoln, whlleone—aconaeqnen rial little city official, cast his vote for LUUe Mac. The roars ol iaogbter which followed the announce ment of the lest, caused the little Mackerel to dis wi» eoaetulng extremely interestiniwjntfimh the vehicle, from which amid the cheers of the palrfcn-" cere, he beat a precipitate retreat—not more pre dpiute, Lcwever, tnan will be taken byhla choice atter next month, when be will find (be sentiments of the whole country to be represented by those of the inmates ol Conductor Campbell’s car on Mon day night. Cosoubsabt Awards. —Yeeterday at noon. Colonel J. A. Potter, Depot Quartermaster, opened tbe following proposals for supplies until Slay 25th: Wood la any desired quantity to the various mlli- Uij offices, hospital and camps jn vicinity. Toe wood to he delivered free of charge. J Wro. Blanchard, beech. sl3 S3 per cord, A. H. Van Boren, beech, $14.95 per cord. Augustus L. ilcCrea, beecoand maple, sl4 80 per cord. c Wm. Kirk, beech or miple, $1.45 per cord. Thomas Baker, beech or maple, $U.95 per cord £‘5 e £!f rqoe beed or maple, $14,00 per cord. C P. AJdtn., ae required, $12.90 per cord. In the absence of Sir. Baker, whose bid was the lowett, the contract was awarded .to Mr. C. F Arden. Capt. G. W. Campbell, Commissary of Subsist ence, yesterday made tee following awards* b Adams Co, 2,000 "Union Mills,'‘Flour 83*73* 1,600 14 Adams tvyt Flour, at $0!23. Oku Dat to thx Side act Wounded Soldixbs. —The one day system of labor income and reve nue adopted by the Sanitary Commission, Is meetlc g with general favor among the loyal busi ness men. In addition to receipts already aub o?thefolloTrtnff^ nliS,onaCknOWlttdßetlxe cd P l Ale Com P»sy. 20 bUs ale. i. w. Baxter cs 00............. Ssono Marine Engine Works and employees*.* m Seipp Lochman’e Brewery 60 00 Employees (girls) In Fairy’s Broom Factory. 45’00 Employees in W. B. Young Co.'s Prow Works jg 5Q Howe Robbins, Commission Merchants.! 25 uo Mears Bates ga'on Jno. B. Idefon Co «3 00 Lists are In circulation In different departments which, when completed, will meet with proper acknowledgments. Out or His Srnzsc.—The little es-Colonel Cameron, is generally supposed to have a great fondness for rebel bullets, so much so that he came ▼eryntar entering upon the task of firing them himself, at the commencement of the war. Here is an Instance of his affection. While near Knox ville, last December, he was riding ont with an ordtrly es’ccant, when a few pieces 01 lead whiz zed throngh tbe air. Turning 10 his attendant, be inquired, 41 Aie not our boys firing rather careless iTtrr l s e tbit is the rebels.” Well said the doughty Colonel, 44 joo goon to headqnaners; lam out of my sphere. 1 wldgo biek and he actually turned tall and ffed. Brave xuan, very. The boys of the 65th bad great reason J? be prood of him. borne remarked yesterday in&t ir Cameron should go round among 'them hat IS™,lf?' ’.t lrS robscrlpliona to a te»U monial lor himselL he would get monkey's allow ance-more kicks than cents. Larcmt or Monet.—A man named Samuel Levi was yesterday brought before Justice Brown charged by Charles Anderson with the larceny of $697.. The money was kept tn the bed between the tuattrasscc. On Friccy Leri and another mm came to the complainant's boose and pretended to want to bnj him oat. They went through the room! and ex ami ted Us cm, and went to the bed in which the money waa and turned the mattresses up and examined that. They then left. In an hoar or two tbe money was missed and Levi waa arrested. He was held to ball In the sum of SI,OOO. Breaking: a Fledge. A meeting of tbe Dry Goods Salesmen Associa tion of South Clark at., was held Monday evening, at wblcb it was resolved lhat a notice should be published signifying the disapproval of the Asso ciation at the coarse pursued by Mr. L. Zelaer. **o. 191 lark street, tbit gentleman having for feited a plcdre made to the Association. It was elco resolved that the public be invited to dis criminate in making their purchases between men who keep their word and those who don’t. SIxlH Word Draft Foad, The followtig Is a statement of the collectioua and payments to and from tbe draft fnodot the Sixth Ward. It ißßigcedbvJobn Walwork,Treas urer, John Barlow and C. 11 Durphy, Secretarits: Tctalam't ccUceted, Ist fund..^|U,6 100 2d S^4S.7O M 8d 2,818.55 Ac’t paid tyGeriran committee. ucficd by M. McDonald 250.0J ain't contributed lor expe&tM to Bpricpflcld 59 CO-119.76JJ5 Ain't paid for substitute! 9,7tr.00 roluntetra S.^Srico returned to •übaulhtxa (SS.IO Telegraphic dispatches, muilc, flags, banners and incidental ox- pecaea 860,',0 Ain't paid Eta ward committee lor v. luntetrs tracafeized lOf.oo Am’tßpprcpiiated to Jno.Erom 10 00 E. A. Graham.. 160.00-118 193^9 Balance Scrip „l”, Ca9b.,,.,,..,r,;,,.,.,',. £>*nnrßU6Tzc TJkiok Mxetixo at THonsrow. The Union men, and women and children of tbe town of Thornton and vicinity, tamed oat in large numbers yesterday, at the station, to hearaddress es from the candidates on tbe Union ticket of this connty. Ail the candidates made their appearance. The best possible feeling existed. The meeting, continued through tbe entire alternorn. A. 0. Dee&lug, Esq, wa b alto present, and spoke in both English ana German. Frank Lnmbjrd did the singing, in bis usual inimitable manner. This oart of the county will be all right on the Bth of November. CopFznnxAU Gatuzeixo. The Copperheads held what was Intended to be a blg.patbenng{ln Uhlich’a Block, last evening, which had been sed ulously prepared for by a parade of a'band through the city all tbe afternoon. Tbe hall waa about half filled. The reaper man was there, attended br bis former Inevitable shadow—(he Bra«hee-Tdzner —and a fiw other smaller fry. Mackerel tbe Secord, read a very tame speech from a manu script obligingly the YirglnlaJanstocrat. The meeting was flat, stale, unprofitable and symbolical—of the defeat the Cups, wi-1 experience on tbe ides of November. Gecmak Majors ajtd Bricklatxbs Ball. The Annual Ball of the German masons and bricklayers of Chicago was given In Bryan Ila’l la*t evening, and was a very pleasant affair. The attendance was good, the supper excellent, and all enjoyed thenscives without a speck of trouble to mar the comfort ol the assemblage. The dancing wa« kept up till a late hour. Tbe new flag of the Society was suspended In the Hall, and was much admired. The Society is In a flourishing con ditlon.- The Late Explosion.— The cargo of thq 111- fated prcpehcr. u Tonawanda” la being removed to the docks of the.Weatern Transportation Com pany by lighten. The body of the second engineer, Joseph Sea rider, bas not yet been recovered. Wi liam Tal bert, one of the firemen, who was wounded, died late the same evening. A legal examination Into the causes of the dls- will take place to-oay at the office of PnlUo A. Eoyr.e, Esq. Laecent op Clothiko.—Eliza Quitman, a wash erwoman, was arrested yesterday upon complaint oTMis. Davidson, charged with that belt ofsundry •ail 01 amounting in valaeto nearly *i o :.vT te t elt M ß b?en «°ins on for nearly two sxon tbs, and until last Saturday no suspicions were entertained, bhe was then caught by Mr. David son pawning a dress which he recognized as be longing to his w,fe. Au investigation was then Uieft discovered. In default of SSOO ball she was committed. Pebsokal and Opekatio.—3l. DeTlvo, the manager of the Opera Cotctrt Company who are to appear before oar citizens this week, Informs as that ho Is to give oar Milwaukee neighbors two nights of Italian Open in lull costume, at the Academy of Music In Milwaukee on Monday and Tuesday evenings. M. DeVlvo will give our mn*ic lovers a bill sparkling wish attractions, as elsewhere noticed. Eunawat.—Yesterday a horse, driven to a enl kr on Dearborn street, took fright and ran np the street to Monroe, tamed toward State, knocking do*n, on the way, a lad named George Edwards! brni.lLg him severely, and finally running against a lamppost, where he freed himself from the In cumbrance of the sulky. When last seen by our reporter the animal wo* going np State street at the rate of about a mile in a minute and a half Patrick Ease, a discharged naval recruit, la coming from the Central Depot, Saturday even ing, being In a sllchtly Intoxicated condition, atep ped into a saloon, as it was Just closing, and cate tbeinmateshlamoney for safe keeping. Hals sober to-day, bat does not recollect where he left th put i“ having it will send their address to this office, they can flad the owner. PBEEtDBNTiAi. Totes.—A vote was taken on the steamer Clifton 1 from Memphis to Cairo, gave Ur coin, 76; McClellan, 9L The train from Cairo to Oden yesterday, cave Lincoln, 225; UcCleTlao, 79; doubtful. S4 A vote taken on the train from Indlinapolls to rc=n,tl d as Fair HU. Editors Chicago Tribune: The gentleman who advertises In the Tribcwi sW Cows AKu CiLvrs-Ktrii qnaiitlßs, M 0 Wxa7s.no LAJttDB fc:xtra3 head: prime 12 t0 1 3-V; ftm-fed, moov Cattlx—Reteipts were agatn heavy and the depreesed, while prices declined l@ie P a T bet)U lfc 01 Offerings were comf»c. and 100 per bn Eye-Sa.es 01 63 and 77 «rJ!?S^ 5 b i u h,Kh P roo f t 11.58 and 37 brls or cez E wU ceuT ola Vessels Passed Detroit* [Special Dispatch to ths Chicago Tribune Dztboit, Tuesday. Oct- 28,1364. ur—Ocean Wave. Barley, Dolphin, Hale, Barer. _Dowx-Cream city, Badger. Sardinia. Sanborn, “_ p7 l e State, saw. Aipna, Bronioo, Neahoto.Na nob, Young, Johnson, Sweepstakes, werp-southwest. Hew York Market. Krw Tobk, Tuesday Evening, Oct 55, IBM. Cottojt—Steady and more doing at ti-2C for mid. dims, Floub—State and western opened 21“G30b better. s&' closed dull— Improvement partially lost: sma 010 75 (ox extra round boTpOblo, sod |lo.Sovcl3.m fur trade brsttJi. Xootoded in sales are l.cco brls extra state for first h»ifDecember.a; |10J)0, andSOj brU do for fljst iau November, at $9 Nbiskt—Opener firm and closed doll and droop* leg: wetten> f 173k®l 7«. closing tl c for biros. Lard—Shade firmer andialrbualceieat 3(®22kc—belter puea for very £hclc>; Bu'tcr quiet at sC®S7kc for western and ®QJ®c for elate. Cheese firm ana In fair demand at New York Gold market, flaw Toax, Tueadsy Bvenicr. 0ct.25. Tbs Gold market abowa leta strength than jester i*Jr The bull ellqoo appear to nave accompfsael thslr cbject, and are operating leia acnv.lv. Fiuc tn 4i* Cßa the xucrntßg nave not exceeded ijf. tamnsMS 11 opened at 217>», aadat the latest quo- LATEX. Toss, Oct. 25—Gold—The board tumbled to ,|.6USS 881.00 IC4AS Fxw Your, Oct. 31, ID p. m,—Gold bow 212^ New York noser aadßtaek market. NxwToax. Tuesday 0ct.25. conltnueieasvfct7perceut. B‘erllagquiet at 1(9011914 icr gold. Gold firmer and rather quiet. preniDg at 217>4, aCv*nriße t© -irxx. d**cUnlne to 217k. advancing to 218K> and closing at 214 K. 6 Govanmjentatockisteaay. Sroors-Better; BI8,*; N W42* H Wpfdßß; C A P lie; Hudson rais Brie 97; Readme 8 MXI, Ft YT tf7«: v Y C 120: atian*.feß 8 CoS 4; K VS 6 CoUl au3 Olllwanbee Market. [BpeclalDispalcntotbe ChicagoTrlbxaa.] MiLWAtms, Tuesday, Oct. 25. FtotTß-Uncbanged. Sales 50 brls coantry winter ats9.:o. GEAix-meat-Eeeelptß, bn. Market open ed higher and stl*s were made tt Smith’s,9!,0 r o bu at Si .i-O’JjO. This forenoon before 'change siJKo bn fold»ts*.7BH(rcl 59; on chance TPjfiO bu at $1,780 1.75J,. Oats,sales il/ioo bu lu storeatsCc, Bariev, sales 700 bu at SIA6; 7.000 bn do at $1.65. i LATER. w NrwHiii Botrsx, 9 P. Of. WnexT-Market 8s lower and dun tbiaevenlne. closing at $173 for No. l.and |;.sJforNoss-riugl Balts .-Ince 'change, 66,(03 on. w«««.nuj. Oswego Market. Oswx 00, Tuesday, Oct. 25. Ftpru—Firm ard to good firm and, at |9.ftoiaQ.2s 8539f0 for Red Winter: aiOJVa extra?* frWt# Wlcter; ana lor don&la 9 to “derate demand; No. ofuSJSnfSJw’AS, rn Carax. FnriQura—Bteidy. Bnfialo 9f«rker. Buffalo, Tuesday, Oct. 25, Floth—T7ficb*Deed. Gkaiit—*fae*t Arm butdall. Com held at-«>. 43 SUSSJ-. WmEKT-ll TCfcLTI. to C N?wTorS lOnI Wl,Cat 19c c0,n 18^c oats lie lo.ee lin*OßTft-Fonr, 9,«58 brls. wheat, 93,167 ba; corn mdoati.7s.soJ bn; barley, 1,430b0. Casas. Fxpnsxa—Fionr 7,4*7 bb!s: wheat. 71.993 ba; com,B,(ooba: oftta, 110,710 oa; rye, 11,830 ba. Philadelphia Market* _ PniLAD»LpniA, October IS. Flops—very dull and little expert demand. Sales extra at I'P.W: extra family lu.tO 31340. Grain—"Wheat quiet bat Arm; j white |2,toa2/>l) Corn quiet; yellow 15:30 a. m- MbW Express *110:00 p. m. a. m. I Express, via Adrian *6:30 a. m. *3:45 a. m 2?ijjhlExprs,yia AdriantftOC p. m. **B:ls a. nu FITT3BUB6, TOST TTATXS A CHICAGO. Mall and Accommodation.*4:4o *m. *3:10 w m Day Express tfc3o un. *8;15 p*m! MallExpresß tCrOOp.m, oblioSjul Cm. LoQlßTille Express.+o:4op.m. i&3sa.m. (Connecting With Pennsylvania Central B. S) LeaTePittabn tg.. 3:00 a.m. 4:85 p.m, 8:45 p.m 1:20 p.m, 1;45a.m. 6:00 a.m ArrivePMlaJer.. 6:30 pan. 6:60 ajn. 10:10 n.Tork. yia ATenton. N. York. FhiladeU 10:0S P- 1J: pn P-“. Baltimore,, 6:40 p.m. 1:00 mm. U:SO p.m Waeh’ton.. 9:80 pjn. 10:30 mm. 5:1)0 mm CISCIRHAZZ Am UKS. gfrExpreje 6:30 mm. 8:15 p.m Nlßht Expiree 10:10 pm. 8:10 mm (Per Indianapolis and loulnilU.) DayExprea a.m. 8:15 pan, Mgfct Express .9:40 p.m. 8,10 a,m. Day Paiarap* -8:15 p.tx *9:00 p. a. Niuht Piaamget ..tShaO p. m. -7:00 XIX Kankakee Acc’a ;..*s:lsp m Hyde Park Train *6:35 a. m. *7:45 a. n. It tl *18:00 m. *l:Bsa. a. m. _ anexoo, bitbusgton aot qtithjt. Djt Bxprers 2:30 xm. 6:1! p. m MchtEiprei, this p. m. 66)0 a. m. Mendota Accommodation. 5:16 p. in. 8:30 x m __ CHICAGO AKD BT. LOUIS. Nlnhtßzpnn...... 0:00 p.m. 6:Soa.m Joliet Accommodation.... 4:45 p. m. ©jso p. a _ CHICAGO AHD BOOK mr.twp 2f y J-^P rMB md ““O- 0:45 an, 4.50 p.m. NlcM Erpreij. 0:15 p.m. 6:15 xm. Jolijt Accommodation S;lop.m. 9’4Ja.a. _. _ CmCASO AND HXLWA UKXk RAILWAY. ?t7 ??al_Expreß« 10:00 a.m. 8:15 p.a. Night Express 9:30 p.m. 1:00 p.m. Waukegan Accammodatl’n 6:20 p.m. 8:10 p.m. Evanston Special 2:30 p.m. 4:2lpm. •Sundnys excepted. t Bator days excepted. Mondays excepted. DIED ■WIT T H*U rr 7 i?£V. 32(5 of f orccstlon of the bratn, WILLIAM HSMIT. »0Q of H M.and FaaayO. M> Cncn, aged 3 j ears, i montt* and 18 nays. inthls cuv.onibeaoth Inst., after a lingering ill. tess. ANNA T w wife of J. M. Storey, a:ed4« years. York and Philadelphia papers pieata la Ibis city, Oct. 25tb, of typhoid fever, 6TRBLIXO \OBPUHGH, seed 2fi years and 8 months, lata of the flra of Banna osbnrgh. 1 antußmrtttß. jITcVIOKEB’S THEATRE. Madison street, between State and Dearborn. UeVtcker A Uyera Managers. Pexcib or ADkisaiow-Dress Circle and Paranet'e. sixty ceatv;Sacoua Circle, twentv-five ceiti; Bs corec Seats, «evraty five certs; Private Boxes, S8 00 and Si.oo. Seats can bs secured one week la advance at the box ofice, from 10 to ir.ad from 3 to 5 o’clock. Thxatss Wark Arm COM four a nr.», •WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, the great aera tion Qian a of LVCU D’ARHLLE. Lucia D’Arvtlle uiaa MaryProvvrt Connten Dn B«DnevUle Ul«s Johnson Engine Do BescevJ e Mr J. JE. Nagle rt'day—Benefit of MART PBOVO3T. ,opnlar MaM of THa .saturray Afternoon—Ton Taylor’s comedy of NELL GWYNNE, £JOL. WOOD’S MUSEUM, J. H. WOOD AND B. F. WHITMAN, _ Proprietors and Managers. Mr. A. D. BRADLEY .Director of Amnsementt« WDDZIBSD&T EVSKIFG, Oct. 26th. Will oe presented Kotzebue’s great play of _ THE STBAKGER. The Stringer Mr. F. E. Aiken Baron Little Solomon Mr, Btadlsr Bailer .....Mrs. l. B Pernn ComiteM au, B Howard Chaziotta........ Jennie Higbt .To conclude with NAN, THE GOOD FOR NOTHING. TomDribWea John Dillon E »°;.wi.h Bcngs Miss Loses tbe coCl&n Saws ,hßlpeK _ w PHICHB OF ADMISSION: To Mnsenm and Galley of Lecture 800m. M ...89 eta. To Dress Circle or Pai qnette 50 cts. Secured Seals tn Dross Circle or Parquette.,.,.7s ct«. Orchestra Chairs (3d la number) si.oo. Private Boxes «.go and »SXO. children under 13 years of age to Mu5eum......13 eta, occupying seats la Dress circle or ParQnette,wilJ be charged Full Price. Children la Anas, not a omitted. ■jVTABTINi’S CHICAGO DAiTG -LTJL ISO ACADBMY, Corner of Clark and Monroe atreeta. Students entering this Acadenyrecelve a thorough and fy ß ienaUc course cflnati action. Gentlemen’s Cia-s meets Monday and Saturday evenings. Jovenlle Claia on Tuesdays and Satur oays. XiSdies' Class on Mondays. Soirees for schol ars and friends Tuesday evening. MISA CLADHNE MKT AES,) MISS MART dosval. f Lady Teachers. Mlaß JENNIE MARTINS. ocSS-n&is-at ithp J. HD WINMABTtNE, Principal. T>RYfiN HALL. -U ONLY TWO SIGHTS. Italian Opera Company. TteMsnsaerof the Associated Artistes. Mme. WHITING LORINI, the celebrated Soerano. Mme.NATALITK6TA. the emlsent Contralto 81c. STKKANi thelamousTenor KoboJtc, ale Tr ST A. ths tavonts Tenor di fimia, Elg. AMODIO, the renowned Baritone, and Ur. BEHKANS, Musics’ Director atd Conductor. WH give In this city only Two Grand Operatic Concerts* On FBI DAT and SATURDAY, Oct S3 and 39. Adirlieiott 75 cents: Reserved Seats, tixo. Ths sale of seats fer either nUbc commences on Wednea day at 9a. m., at H. M. Hieglns* Muito Store. Doors open at 7W. rommenees at 8 o’clock. 0c35n7&5t41h> Yariett theatre. Noa. U5 and 117 Dearborn street. c u. cbadwiok. T.L.MTCH ....Proprietor and Manager, .Acting and Stage Manager. New Stars 1 New Attractions!! M 153 MAUDE STANLEY, Operatic Vocalist, mmenee success of MB. c. B. COLLINS and JOHNNY ALLEN, a SCALE OF PRICES FarQuetto, 35 cents. .Dress Circle, 35 cents Single Seats la* boxes CnArax or Tnrs t—Door* open at w to 7 o’clock 1 Performance commences at Xto 9. W —Agents wanted to Ssisj n s2ss tbelrowa Ukr C n^M ml S lho ®M *»Me one and lAM 10 OCUttadMt WANTED— Agents male and fe pepoliSn'SerSpooßSorS erapnolStSi 3 »l?o*SS MSBifiß*Kd i 5Stf“t?‘ T| S««“liSStfASsISS ftnaw%>iii9?£7& l 0( 2 nr aunwr ud mtil sssytoy i K^PMpH. ,rk,fr et *4oi«t»3i9for m£nCM°&,l,L TKKAI PWiMtem^wglMUa TS^ANTED —Agents fcr loreral nl*ilT popular and rms!FIIXCa ALLiAirca xs rasra R»zatto»s to thi Damu dXAna amd Bvmxa.” c« F. Vkkt £nn pnLUit* sri, 112 Dearborn itrect, Chicago. DL 0c25-u3J>s| YXTANTED—I,COO a

ANTED—-I.COO Agents, male female, everywhere. by the Atxbara Pa> lisblpg Cocp&oj. tofeu their pot>a triaoicttruloii bcnki A treat chance tom*t e njoney. Send »t»mo for circular to F. B UATHKWS. Si Clark meet Chicago,ill. ot^-odSst ■RANTED- flee Pholo:raeh Album*. These Albums an rot Bp la the bf it it>le, ue y«ry attractive, and flad xapld rale. We have alas a lar*e aisortmaut of campaign tredala and bad*ei; aljo engraylagr, nho topaobe, *c. Seed for circular to C.M Ownm a CO- 18‘1 Clarfc street, Chicago. ce3S u714 iw WANTED— Agents to canvass iorthenewbook. pat«iotisxo» Illinois. in twoTo’anes, of bO paves each, banc lomely Ulus traced by fine sieelenwaylneß It la a complete his* tory of Illinois reeltuenlt, and will elre a Hat of dead ana wounded Brery family in Illinois want* it, CLAUSE ft CO-, PuDlnhers, 8A Washington atreet, Chicago. P.0.80x4751. ocrS-aTiS-ldt ATNBD—Agetts. fIOO per v T month and expenses. An agent wanted In avtry ccnnty in the Borthweatto tell BixoLir’a Abimatsi> n atoms. A very pcruUr and standard ▼ork mo royal octavo oa*eßel-gaatJyb->oni:—MOO spirited and accura e engraving*—price only *7.00. territory given. Addreis the Pnblisaer. HKJ*ST M. SHItitWOOD, 113 Dearborn at.. Chi* oCM n7» 6C WANTED —200 Agents wanted from all partaor the West to sell BnUarick’f matter's rorCmricg Ladiee i>re*Bes and all kinds of Clo'Mng. Ladies cake irom 89 to iis per we*k. No capital required. STAcr WILDS*. Room 13. np*Btalr». McCormick’s Building, corner of Randolph anuDrarbcra streets, Chicago. P.O 80x639tf. oc£o nolo Iw Aih TED Agci'ts to eeil my _▼ 7 new eneraviaff entitled “Home oaFarlonsh> One of my old agents writes me he never had any *o llk lt Disabled soldiers ana oth re wuinnd this a good chance to make money. addlv BA* ITU* eiKiS, Box 3sWS, Chfcazo°lll P® o 16 PcttAadiJlcei, Bacloro itam? forcirctu Um Jj3o-O2is.tr TOT"ANTED—Agents to sell Crm* Lloyd's Charts and Maos, Sjfk* ladelllbie Pmcila aad 50 things by which ?J{?!j?- Tnca s l c r telllia I alyayi teep the best seUme seeds for aronls In the west. 2Si/-vf?f OBcrLAji. IIRLANDON. Agent. BSLaSe-H.Chicago.nl oc»-M&4.un \/\T AN TED—Ageais to sell ray T f fifty mow valuable new receipt* and methods ox employment. Agent* are mairinp from to Jls' c per day, according tothetr business abilities, lent on receipt cr tl CO and red stamp. (Tbey- KtAwi.* I '?\i ftay j^rsen) ®7kt7 family should have them AdfirtaaS.T.DSPOSS, 83 Naraan-st Boom 4. 8511-523-4 Ci WANT3CD—fIOO osr Month. A& T Bye and Sellable Agents in the Army an* rvaiywhare elsodn the sen lucrative business t&on Honorable andnorlsi, Address or aunty to T. A u gAPQfIAH, 11 tf BroadwayTir Y. p |3find&i BOARDING.— Boarders waited at 357 fouth Jefferson inert. Large and rooms. Fifteen minutes wait from ocißtw*s^t e aeWcct&vCl 11103Ueet cars. OOAEDtNG-Wanted in a pri- Ai£ HOARDlNG.—Plcasart Rooms b ,onnd atITo 239 Wlchigaa ®ftnSiae. ashen dii aace west irom Hmh street budge. C c2s v9H-2i BOARDING. —A plsasant front room with fcedrorm attacbea to Jet. nnfmnloh ec t with board, at 364 Ohio sirect. ocii-u925-?t T>OARDIN'G.--Two gentlemen efrf deil J e ssoarate rooms without beard. Xnrth £«5« prtfemd heferenco given. Andrew Box ocaGaSTAat TJOARDING.—'V^anted by a gen- 0 aE wlfe A farclshed room with ho*rd, fwlJjf” preferred. Adciess P. o. Box 3138, cnicago. ocasuaixu Ts^^x. —A gfntlrißau and •ecomttornit.a WJ h nnforwuea rooms in a small piiv&te i&mily, a abort dlstasco er of butiaeia,by applying »(*on at IA3 Sonlh CUnton street. ocgS-uSdl-lt ■OOARDING.—T9antu93llc LOST —A Black Mara and Bnrrgy, which ▼»s l*it standing on KJazle street, on Uia wcnltjr ofttev|ih *ny peraoa ratumn* tba said bor, 2 *2 2SO South Water itieec, will be Übetally rewarded, cctS-n92Q.it LOST-Ilg.oo Bewaid. Loot, on Tbars^?^, ISth ftom 2S« Michigan &7»- nae, a small Black and Tan Slat, aarwer ns to 'h« ?.t m w e cf SDnio As? one returning her to 3s« Michigan avenue,will receive the aboverawa:d. OC»$ UM43t 1:55 p.m. LOST —On Tuesday between La ltreet »nd Michigan avenue, a Lad'es Laca eeu. Theflxder win bellmrally rewarded by leav te* "t KObS a GOSSAGK, 167 and 169 Lake meat. OC2U USSS It OST—A Xadies Gold Bracelet. AIS? i*' We st or Soatii aide of the city. marked fr*? *°P *o*l h. A. C.on the Inside. Any one finding said Bracelet will he liberally rewarded at Beadolph street or 2it» west Adams street. Ocas-nost-^ LOST— Bf.tween WtUd and State street on Madlion. or between MadUoaand AUBius cn State, a Gold Lociet and Cbttln.far which iV«]u l r ten aoUar The finder wuiieavou at ffftMad’son itreet.or Dhlich’s Hotel,corner i rsta e and rwcntysecoaa afreets. oca-nra-tt LOST— October 13ih, a B/own Colt two years old, from riyboume avenue— mares of blister on stifle Joint. left »ice. Auy on* re turning him to JOBN WEIGHT’S Pott/ry, corner of £!5i n i« a ireE 2 e ncl A, sTlta Place, will receive a re ward of ten dollar*, or leave Information a» Narth Branch P.C. Box 933. 0c2^779-3t CJTOLEN —$25 Reward. From Ip H.B. Pierce, corner of Canal and Jold street, a Dark Bay Horse, with a white soot m hlsicreoeil. one wbite hmd foot and about flfte“.n oandeutth. The above reward .will be paid to any ona mix will return him to the above place. ocls*c7jo-iw CJTRAYED —On October 21st, kJ about 4 o’clsck P. IS,, from 7!) Uonrce •treat, a err am eclored Mare, with saddle and biidle on! end a piece of rope round her necc. A liberal rc> w ll be c^ d ror 1118 Mturnof the same. Apply at 79 Mcrroe street. ocWsn9S9*2t T^OUND—A gentleman’s Gold JL _R>og, which the owner can have bv calling at the Central Police Station, proving property and o»v* lug charges.! ocJd-nybMs UP— On Friday last, Oc A tohsr 2]gt, a black Pony. The owner can obtain the atne by applying at 431 State street, proving pr.pertyac a paying chan ca 0eJ6n399-it auction Sales. AUCTIOH. Thnriday, Oct. 27di, 1864. At 83 Dearborn itrset, at 9X o’clock,by D. MAR TIN, Auctioneer. 103 dor. Shirts and Drawers, jeo 'Woolsacks. 100 casts Boots and Shoes, so plices Irish Linen, so. doz. Linen Napkins. 100 Linen Dsmaak Table Cloths. 20 pieces English Merino. 35 doz. Merino Bose. SO pairs Fine Cavalry Boots. SO Brocbe Shawls. Linen Toweling, Wool Tam. Ac. oc»6 n9?s2t4tbp B.MABTIN, Anetions-r AUCTION NOTICE.—Oar next sale of Rich Furniture, Carpets, Ac-, win take Next Tne.dmy,Nov. 1,1864, At Salesrooms 44,4n* and O?arboro strsst 7 CC26-n916-7t GILBERT Ss SAMPSON, Anct’ra. A u OTION SALES OP BOOTS AND SHOES AT WHOLE SALB, EveiyWednetday, atlO A M. prompt GORE, WILISO.V CO., ioctloaecis, No. 54 LIKE STREET, CHICAGO, OCIItSSIttTUAW 4thp rmiBERT SAMPSON, y General Auctioneers. 44. » 0 clock, BY GILBERT d:SAMPSON, At tbetr larre and spsclou* salesrooms, 14 46 and a SsS&ffi&s aastasßssf -,Mp oSTidsKKraoa T »Boy* Diy! OLD Wlra oeanaww SrLßEß^'i.ASpaOg.Aaet'n. OT. GEORGES’ BENEVOLENT hth« S n?iV l^H 011 ‘74^ Speclal Mating will be held a3!l MDnroe Btrdeia ©u TaUftBPAY EVKNI*io ibe *.7 ib tnsti, at “K o’clock fn 2^)?* 8 of ,a *tDJf action m regard lSdS{S l o*?ff.7l, B ?K" Ir'SfSl/S aauUB oca-ostn. tS*- B^a9wi»ATH.ft M ltot. GMIRASOLE’S dancing ACADEMY, 214 Wabash avenue, hotwean Aoams ana Jackson streets. ooswesn o^a.“ ow iu JAOO and *4XO graantefcsaatatg. ►—Agents to sell onr iSoarifng, oc 26 0923 2% &D St. JFouna. ?®anteir—3utistitutes. VV ANTED—Drafted Me a who f T with to procaie Sabititatsa s&onU *o>lt it tha OrUtnal Office, S4 D->arbara itrset. Kgom 9. Towwiiialwaia be aapplled at thj lawait ratea. Beware cf aueot rnan,sp fe**t on ClarK near ?olr. Ban »eis property on Washington. UlcUtan arcane and Hirer street. Residence property in til parts of tbe city. oct6 a3-.t it pOK SALE—Or to Reit A rare JL chance. A Urge borne, two acres of Uni. rood garner, sbnadancs of sms'i Crate, IS choice b*arln# apple trce% and a ana grora of lortat treat, near paced schc . Stock is Irecfi. Will be *olaior|»>tarat* Clara stores cn Sooth C ark street, near Lake street; five brick stores on stat* strait; larga cries store on Bon-h Jeter street; fine tnck sure on Randolph street, Ac., Ac. oci:*nl9JSt SALE—One geed House aad Barn ana seven Lot?, worth 16,000. to be ex changed lor a good farm with good imoroveKieo'S. ecuoty. Call ou T. F. BALDWIN, of Sielg&secd LightCu teis. LicbtOp-a and Top Buggies, and all the leading s:>l.u»of CarrUcca rkoucedprtcet. at BRAID ABD A MA THEWS, 195 P.O.Box 1757. dkv EElna Flywheel, Heater. Pump. Ac., to w Sf? monl,l, eood m new. J. C. BICUAR >b, 89 Washington street. oct2su3J7-6t pOR SALE—A Piano Forte, I J. hivo one large splendid Pt«.no Forte wh’cb I thVi S? fap for c# Bh. Has been n»ed tint thie*- months. Guaranteed penect and good as new .V Fnllflrt'jn Block, or address P- o. box Chief go, ru. ocl2J-u3 S- I JT'OR SALE— A Sa*6. A first rate A second-band Safe for sale cheao. 2ij»6 Inchev see das sew. can be teen at .V 9 Randolph attest. &F'Si: a'ltmi J W IVTilfrone office. oci^i3i3-3t j 'T'O BEBT—A beautiful re^i. TO RENT—Two "well furnished tieisrtenLMallß asd Wella. bl iSg-'g&V TTO RENT—Two English Base ir~ JO KEKT— The three story and wl*Sf!? rat E&rtle front dwelllnc hooa« 472 *7enue, containing fourteen roo-n«. with au Kroa&i&P^SZS I Apdlj t3 PURINGTO* A SCSAKTOa, 209 Booth Water atraat. oc!3-ai33-tf %eal ISgtatEsCaunttg. FOR SALE —At a bargain, a stock farm of 12S0 acre*, its 'miles south of 3’erlinr, 6U lerced and cron fenced, cood fculldicjc*. orchard, Ac. Cut 1260 tons ofhay this season. Also 2*>J acres otlaca IqLeeCcimty. *ppyloD. K.PEABSONS, ItS Baacolph street,or sjC.A. BTKOMA*. Esq- LUcn.Lee Comity, mmols. oc3>ui7MCt Xj'Oß SALE—Farm, oontaining233 JL acree,il»aatedlntbaiownofßelolt,Wiaconiin, ill unit* from, tbs City of Beloit, eiaht mils# from Jaecsrlile, end two mllee from Alton Station. Sold Aim contains 23 acres o] amber land, the balance dl* Tided into plow, meadow end pasture land. Tne farm U well watered. There ia a good two story Creme borne, with grenety end core crib, ardaaplandid well ol water, ibe farm la all well fenced. Prtee *S3 per acre, StfOO catb down and the balance on time al 7 osr cent- interest >or Amber paraenlare apply to william BHAW adjotnmc tba tens, or to J. W. CBisT. town of Beloit, aocX Coanty, wiscontin. 0030 dlTfriW U2lan«a W A¥TED—A porter at 89 South catjj'wiwt a Oennin pnicrMd. —A two horse Trsy, to b» ao*r;ro. combine wiA oo7^V 3:t-l,: jf iaSy S.i ,o.'d Konf cihfri n«a epply^cja^ 1 *??Van l comer Madaoa. v cc«i*aa.3 r. AN 1 ED.-To Bn.i eu M-a” iSSSSßsnapassua-aS W ANTJED—Conesp o nde:- ca «/™!LJ irO7C l ni,!p ff entle:a a hl ll -7r»BPsCt»ai»»al Of rom moral conncter. irs desirous ox oui&'z/l catrispoodetCßwi'h®* many loyal liliei flt to iwprna to mu with a Tlew w mSWp *i mmuAi improvement. Ltolr*. do yva deal-- i SS??^2 8,d,0n be a friend? Bjoku witD trnta answer yoMbaa writ* so ns. and on* co% i l"£ c Ba JL lliae SIU5 lU P'Orettut wecasaitro. attention paid to letters cof ‘aici* 1 pbotoe. Aodreia HaKar WILSON acl p? 0S 0S Hsadaoarteii 2d Wr.. v.h 1. C-, ca&.kSnocKo.ieun, ocWuS'lMt \V Als T TED—One tfcoaeand mta l>-hand iron twenty-dve to one but died dollars, to commence a toalncas *t:rh sava from t-*n to tweny fly* do'lar* per day, rjsiin rso4. K 117 *o«* cbSWii-’cSS: 10. 111. Please do sot writs* wt eittiir Box and we will mytr. n r WASHED— A Bale«aaa Oi Pd-t --ter, who can laitlah 81 uCf or |2,0f.0 la a ro->i payiny hmxneia. For a won man with the 5? a y a liberal salary will be pa d. Admens. st-tl ?-r TI7Ai»TEX?.—To Pacieis. TV*-■ TyA^sTED.—Sitaatlcn wan tcA by a JOurgCerman. Can read and write Fne’.jia and Is willing to vors as porter or to tana cars of h; SSbS&n JU ma BF TnDMe ca!ce W A IS'THU—immediately, a ,ood fill tOMMOrtcln a 3m.l? 'am -3j 3 Wabash svenne. oct-nsso 3t XV ANTED—A party who tai y T from two to fire thensand dollars, to ts Ire an Interest in an established fcn*ln*M whiei isp»yiax i*T, r .Tir Pro °i tyfrrencea given oadra ortlfp o r4jiu?. USß meet,up stairs orad orusr. o. bps PCJO-ajs^dt WA-NTiiD. —Information 'wanted. Any one knowing where Prof. LBB. the c«I». Liaicr terse tamer, is at pres-m, or whira u*r.sr w.ureachhim. wm ncfive |j as a reward fcr their ,£e 7 lll “Jdresa Bo* So. 331," Mon zncstb liL»a> his only brotoer is aaiiout Miiir from Him. He wes, net long tUco.m Clinton count*. iU©-i; "\/l/ Til).—l'dities Jtavinß lur nJF «.l tQri lo Btll vill addles* early to-day P, o 3036 74 J 0C34 OS9I-U TITANTED-a aituaticn as Cock, fcy a respectable woman. In private family m city or cenutry. and wso can coma welirecom. mrnoeo. Oily ihoie who are willing to pay rood W oclS QS^t I>P,, Ad6rtM A M cfloa. TS/AlsTßD—Sitaatioig ■Ranted f T for cierls bosk keepsr*. potters. bar.tand ers.de., Ac., by activeyourg man,with the bait of rtfrrecer. Appiy a: Si Dearborn street. 0C.6-UKSU LEWIS A CO. TTTANTED Clerks, Bockeepera, J„ salesmen, pert era, tar-ten tiers, *c,, sieging situations ahcuiilatiplyat the Advert)sing and Goo- SiSL^l" 1116 Agency, »4 Dearborn street, Boom a. 81 HV52-VV2 W Reference to drst-ciasa houses. oc^fttewoa. LV A.NTEU— Hy a Lady, a tema c n Hsneir raer. ocaiPwcrJc. wonio Ilttea oleastnt bone in uo eitr WD.-TnsunaoSc" C V TITAN TED —A loimafced icom on T the South Side, with or without within five mlcu’e* walr of the Post Olflce, lira ladies. A/oxesa -w," p o. Bax ao*Ja! Ch-Ja/o Illinois, stating terms and location. oc4S-t§ii ft 3 Snbstitntea for the Rrrr A 7 lf*TOloniike4oaean. IS44CS. HITT A CO, 63 Claris ttreet. oc2**n79d iw WAN TED-A situation by aa mI to«o»rla a reject*- blelftßllj. or as i!isutTMiud ii»nt wort. She n«* no ob|«cttoo« irotojr to the eoontrMf ttaceaur* mat beieeaormqouedfor atSTkwaßT HAMILTON'S Inteiliaeace and Rooloytnent Orßce, #7 U ci«tS Kf,Vt£* Brcl Bloca or bylaa«ra;P.b.Box. t33l, Lmcaeo. __ ccS3-aaoi3j WAN"" TED—A Notary Public ComaslMlon for th» city 01 chloojoto our. ‘feosmw** SI p B 1H11 \}J ANTED—A man that ucdsr s'ends sackinr flour. Apply al th# Webster 3fn sible party, who la willing to pay almost any price for any elace that sails them, by undressing imme* dinMj, stating uraa and location,“ M S/M'ribaae efflee. oea>u3jdit WANTED Board for a centle r man and bis wife In the yiclsltyof Bnrold Place. Address P. o. Box 4»33. oe»-a3»lt X\T ANT ED— SI OO,OOO ct Cock T T County ?crlo. for which the highest price will hsß«2d. wai. BAJirUsrr. Wholtseie sad Re tail Dealer mFice and Mess Furnishing e;cd», 131 tsd 133 Ssndolph itree*. Sherman Eoujo. QC2a»oß6i-at X\T ANTED—A small ihop to carry m on tia Ornamental Japan Trade. Most be vltMneaardUtuea of tna Court Home. Amount ct room atom iSsSS feet. Addreaa W. J. StlKi. Trl« bate clOce. pea u773 3t WANTED —To Ketit, a seat Cot tage House, or a aulto of unfuralabed rooma •ujtaoiexvrasmsU family, Address M J b w.”t&t.-J mce __ oi3Su'7t*t _w ANTED—By tie Ist ot No yembtr. mull hoaia. to rent at about i’'o \V AN TED— If rva Mnsiciass to ■nlien mh b 7l K v!a Band of Istßriisda, 3d Dl sUUoaed as AUaota,tvo *«l i2 n A* s2ODd Ciwiand lire tblrdcl»«spl*y. at ®l*lsK to torn th.'f !>*ad wl 1 pita** thZ' fMSJ. fcp P,l y HJfSUT BUiiKS. Lacon. Mir* soau county, Xu. oris "Mi 65 VV^ANTED —Edplcymert—$75 a ▼L Asenta wanted to Mil Bawla*M»- c®inp*. We win (five a comnieslcn oa all macalaet sold, or emaloy agents who will worx ror ms abore i ?Kt« a J 10 t s U^ x P cn,c P* ,d Address D. 3. HRS- i BLSTOS CO..tetrot.Mlea. 0c33-a63fr«| XX/"AN TED—A Tumsr to ■whom f T constant erßDlojmeat and cood v»zti will be ?!t«*d. Hose bat Llateln mm need bsolt. DAVISON CO.,Ulnon2, Ll„ 190 miles south of Chi* cslo. OCO-oGM-lOt TI7AKTKD —To purchase a good T r»7>D* Railroad Beetaarant or Batta*? Hooae. Can eIT9 ton f»e« of reference, admire ■*M, M po®« Office Box 60S). MUwaolee, Wl*. oc2l-tt3t6S ■fTfAiiTED—lmmediately, in f T eretT town and county la the Xorthweat, Acenta to tell tbe "American Conflict,'* Dyllo'ece Greeley. This is the Standard filroryof u« War. Tiie ranaea of the conflict are traced through the entire oerlod or our Fatlonal Ufa. evolving tierefroa tbephflcaoDhyoronrpoUticaihiaiorT. Auo, amenta to sell a series of magnificent Uoperla! Steel Plate Kb* grannie of Lincoln. Grant, Hancock, McCle las, Breman, Farrarnt. Greeley. and oeaers. Adflren OKU. A C. w. RaBRWOOD, lIS LaSe trees, cm cago. P.Q.DoxaoiJ- ociS-mmtw w ANTED—To Sell or Eichaaga tor other property, ttia whole, or tuir, o? a Steam Saw Mtll.la good rnrniaz order. For pirttea. lar* address Box 336, Sc. Joeopa, Michlxaa. OCi7*a39MCt W ANTED —For the Government I T a tta QB*rt*ma*tart Dtasrtaeat, »t st Lc uls. Lsnoiws »tja vtx inoath sad ration*. tWoT. •vrt *t|4Spezßontaaodratiaci; Trace LaTenTto* per Dioau andraticn*. JTeo transportation fnr»u?S? fj*a Cucmo, Illinois. For ftxtber tatora«3™iS* nnir- si the Oownmaat Office, w*i2L* K*t. CUCWO. maou. o. M. Biacbcz” Tient Agasi. —IH..U. WF AN TED —To~hejpTi>id~aTid tafdnn»ay o» reatl«ni*abowlmadaV'V'ooo how they <so U* s*ce. AAX •*x; iremsamoL 4aS«i r I w^®J?i2 w o h c7®w*