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, 1862-10-23
FROM ST. LOUIS.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tflbasc.1
ST. Lor1s. Oct. q, 1852.
The 1cEa regiments in this State, stationed
principally near Springfield, voted On Tuesday
last, more than six Republicans to one Demo
crat. The Springfield .Hiysour;an says others
wouN vote in the same proportion If they had
an opportunity.
Ger. Merrill telegrarhs- from North Mis-
souri that fifty or sixty gueri,las have surten,
dcred their arms to The provost marshal Of
Paris, rank secession hole In Monroe county.
Col. Chipman, chief Of Gen. Curtie' etatf, Just
returned from council Of over l 1000 Indians.
at Leroy, In Southern Kansas. He says thew
are anxious to fight the Indian regiments In
their own way. Opathefoholo WAS the Leading
spirit.
The 24th iowa regiment arrived ta-aay and
has been quartcred ut Benton barracks.
A lot Of bridge burners arrived here, prIs-
cners from St. Joseph, this morning.
Two rebel soldiers were arrested here YES
terday.
Col. Il. Wilson, charged with forging gov
errment vouchers, has been discharged from
the marshal's custody. The district attorney
entered role 1'roSeqni.
A convention OF loyal members of the Meth
odist Church, South, held in Jefferson City,
and attended BY delegates from all parts of the
State, passed strong Union resolutions cou.
deU,nsng the Annual Conference for failing to
eSpel its disloyl members, and for other dis
loyal manifestations, and reiterating its opinion
that the war is not political question; re-
commencing loyal Methodlsta to seeede from
churches where dfsloya1 practices are allowed,
and finally declaring that the slavery question
ought to be left to the civil power to settle.
, 1862-10-23

cI We arc authorized, BY the State
Central Committee, to say, n.rcply to a
malicious article in the Tory organ, that
they have not offered dollar to Parson
EEownlow, beyond his travelling expenses,
for the speeches which he is to make in
Illinois, and that be, in his letter accepting
their invitation, did not hint in even the
rcmotest manner that 1le desired or expec-
ted any compensation for lis services.
So much for that. Now let US remark,
On cur own responsibility, that man who
has suffered as much as E1r. Brown
low has for the Union AID
the flag which he loves, enduring persc-
cuton, imprisonment and impovcrishment,
deserves to be paid, and well pa;d,for his
labors, and NC hope he may not leave our
State without receiving that compensation
which d man Of his ability and reputation
could earn in one Of the ordinary profes-
sicns in the same length Of time. The
Chicago Times does not work for jeff Da-
Wis for nothing. Why should Parson
Erownlow labor for notfing on the other
side, when he has family who look to
him for bread?
The Times brutal suggestion that parsou
Brosnlow should hang himself, is only
another form Of expressing its unayine
hate for every man who is for the Union
North or South Union men have s,eeu
hanged in East Tennessee by just such
creatures as the editor of the Chicago
Times, and OF course not a reouke for tlleil
mu1dcr ever came OH: Of his mouth.
, 1862-10-23
FROM INDIANAPOLIS.

Especial Dispatch TO the Chicago Tribarc
ISp1AxAro11s, Oct q, 1862
Lieut.. Col King, Of the 10Th regulars, has
concluded TO retain the command Of the 6Sta
1n6iana, He is one Of the most competent
officers in the service. Lieut.. Col. Seward,
Of the End Indiana cavalry, declines the colo
Eelcy of the 5th cavalry, prelerring to remain
with his old regiment Maj. Fuller, Of the
18th. declines the co1onelcy Of the 99:t, for
the same reason
Tic State Sanitary Commission ara nearly
out Of supplies, and appeal to the philan-
thropic citizens Of the State to supply their
wants. Drawers, shirts aud socks are badly
needed.
The following promotions and sppiont-
ments are announced: Capt. Joseph p Col
lins, major 28th, yiee Blovney Resigned :
Msjof Alexander Fowler, 18th Indi&na,
colonel 9sth Major Charles Case, Of Sd cav
airy, colonel 99th Lieut.. Col Dewitt c.
Thomas, Of 18th, colooe1 OF 93d; Lieut.. Col
Anthony, $50, colonel Of Goth Major Charles
Darby, 42d. colonel Of s0th; Major Geo. F,
Deck, 2sth, lieut.. col. Of ssth; Capt. John 8.
Scoby, msjor Of 63:h, vice Abbott killed
Lieut. Col. Robinson, 47th, colonel OF 18th,
vice Petit resigned; jas. NJ. Wishord, as
sistant surgeon Of 90th; Chss. h Pickering,
sdjutant Of SD; Mordecai Brooks, assistant
eu1Reon Of SD; Major Jessa Ho1mes Ssh,
promoted to heut. col, vice Thomas pro-
NOTED; Robert Robson, surgeon, and ". G..
, 1862-10-23
FROM CAIRO.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune

Especial Dispatch to- the Chicago Trihune.J
CAIRO, OF. %, 1879,
Cc1. Crawford Of Georgia, a confederate csl-
onel, is among the prisoners awaiting ship
mcnt to Vickshurg.
The body OF William BA5cock, of the firm
Of Babcock Brothers, New York, the cotton
buyers, who was killed Oh the Gladiator, ar
rived from below to-day.
Receipts and Shipments Of cotton are
hesvy.
To-day few brass field-pieces arrived from
above.
The hospitals at Corinth are depleted OF all
but the most serious c,ses. There are 9SG in
the general hospital and 127 In tne different
branches. Few Of the rebel wounded are q.
Csrinth most Of them have been sent to
Iuka.
Cotton Is arriving in great abundance, both
there and at BOLIVIA. At the latter place 800
bales are received daily.
Memphis news OF the Goth Is received, but
anticipated from earlier arrivals.
Several farm houses below President Island
have recently been burned By the tederals in
retFibution for attacks on unarmed boats.
Gen. Rosecrans' recent order respecting
suffers, news dealers and peddlers, has caused
considerable hustle and excitement. Suffers
must join their regiments in five days and all
unauthorized Persons must leave the post,
, 1862-10-23
THE: WAR IN KENTUCKY.
Rebels Supposed to be Making for
Nashville,
REBEL OPINIONS OF. Gen. BUELL..

Especial Uitltntch to IT,: Chi:ago Tribunal
lsD1ASAPo11s, Octczscr q, teGa
John Morgan destroyed Gen. Woods wagon
tr*iE Of liz wagons, with supplies, SIX miles
north Of Bardstown, On Monday last, ar took
the horses with him. An officer whom Morgan
held prteoner for several hours, says tha:
Morgan received from Bragg while he was
with them an order to report to Nashville,
Braeg's army being on lie march for that
place Ncrgan's horses are run down, and
tie men were changing them whenever an op-
pcrtunity offered. They were especially BIT
ter On the presidents proclamation, and ex-
pressed their belief that Gen. Buell. was the
sofa general we had In our army. they
seemed very anxious to learn the public sen.i-
nent in the North with reference to Buell.
and lis recent movement.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicagn Tsihrne
LOUISVILLE. October u, 1881.
News is scarce tonight. A report has
reached this city, Of a reliable character, to
tile eft ct that the rebel Van Dorm WAS killed
by d staff officer of the rebel Price. Van Dorm
and Price had some difficulty. Van Dora
drew pistol to shoot him, but Price's staff
.fllcer killed Van Dorm before he could fire.
The train from Frankfort brought in about
stvcnty-dve or cne' hundred prisoners TO-
night. A lot were sent to Camp Chase this
afternoon.
Nothing has been heard Of Morgan SINCE
Ey Int.
All is quiet here. Trains are running re3u-
larry on the Nashville railroad Is far as Ls5a-
non and Bowling Green.
Especial Dispstch TO the Cincinnati Commercial ]
LOUISVILLE, Oct. 2o.-The rebels held a
council OF war at Camp Dick Robinson, pre-
vious to their retreat. The general disposi-
sit:on vas to remain and fight. Bragg acne
objected, saying be would not fight Buell. in
kentucky. Buckner responded, "Taeu,
suppose, I must again be exiIed from Ken
tucky.' Cheathanl, Polk, Hardee. Buckuer,
Smith, and Others, were unani nouslY for
fight. Bragg assumed the responsibility OF
ovclru1ing their decision, and ordered a re-
treat.
There arc indications taat there may yet BE-
1ig bit eoon etwecn the two armi:s, though
in very different field.
, 1862-10-23

~n @3nA1 Il "A ~ Il n
Afew days since the Tory organ pub
ll=hcd some garbled extracts from speech
Of Senator Douglas, delivered before the
war commenced, pretending 10 show that
he (Douelas), had charged the crime of
causing the rebellion upon the Republican
party. We proved from the context of his
remarks that he neither made nor intended
1o make any such charge
We desire, however, to introduce another
witness On this point, no less important
than tie Hon. VIM. l. Richardson Of Hi
l,nis, who spoke in the House OF Represen-
tatiycs on the e41h Of July, 1861, as fol-
lcws, III reply to the traitor Burnett Of Ken
lucky, Eow d Scuator in the rebel Con-
Grcss:
Mr. RlcnARDeoS-Mr. Speaker, Ihave desired,
curing the eat1:e Eess:2n II Congress to say a
%s':d W. Q. I've 70 ny friend from Keatncky: IMr.
heis r:sl'o1=1tle this Day ior the condition in
which the country find. ITSELF Il Whc1 h. aided. bv
fis cenIsel advice, snd Corporation tie dirisiou
q he 54;soez'i!ic 2'z'sy q: C1u'zts:on and Ba!ti-
snofe, he brought the existing sad calamity upon
the country, Sir. have no -sGayd for your poai-
;i.:n. lo3 naye s:ood with :ls Republicans, and
1I.1IS ILt&i tutIu IN tlfti.1T t11EQin TO the
Presidency rs oirilipg tn: Democratic party; and
at'T. SIR yuu make ftat 1Ac ztsten for 1Tsatiay
~ 7t6 Ens47 7A'i.slA 5f'0rad here Cad de5urs ttdf
5G:f IN ts fartcf tie nation 1t Is true cir IA
t'tts1a1d il as will aE any man in thus House. or
1' The c ',1tf Congressional G:oIe, 1st session
:;'th C"h9tTes, ~. ei4.:a5.
Aie Tory organs attempt to fasscn the
Llan.c Of the rebellion on the loyal North,
t. shown to be a yirainous la1sehool, Ly
:i'c testimony Of its o~n party leader.
, 1862-10-23

Tic Eon. Ben. Graham, OF Henry county,
formerly State Senator, has iseucd IN address
to the voters Ct the 5;h Congressional dis
trict. accepting the nomination Of the Demo
cratic mass convention held at Cambridge on
the 18th, md defining his position on the
Issues Of the dag. He says that he is opposed
III foto TO the Presidents proclamation, and
that the contest between Loyejoy, the regular
Republican candidate, and Henderson, the
nondescsipt stump candidate, is purely per
sonal quarrel, in which no true Democrat can
lake any nnrt
, 1862-10-23

Important Document from the Hust.
mess Men Of Chicago,

The undersigned, citizens Of Cook county,
without distinction Of party, believing that
the Canal bill, the legislation for the pretec-
tioli and defense Of the commerce Of the
lakes. and other measures Of importance to
tic local interests Of their section, to the fur
tlc1ancc Of which the Hon. Isaac n. Arnold.
uur representative in Congress, has devoted
1ouch time and attention during the past ses-
sion, will be greatly promoted by his rc-elec-
tit'G, do respectfully recommend that all c;:i-
zrpF, without distinction Of party, who are
interested 10 promoting taesc Important oh.
.'ccts, and in the furtherancc Of the CONNER
cta1 and business interests Of the Northwest
10 uhite with them in seeking TO secure his
, 1862-10-23

A correspondent at Marengo informs Us
ltat General Linder had an enthusiastic meet
irg there and that his speech had the cff.ct Of
removing the scales from the eyes OF num-
bc7 ct his old Democratic friends. General
Iirdcr is one Of the most effective stumpers
in the country, and the people of the various
towns where he has appointments should turn
out e. naasse and listen to his stirring appeals
fer freedom and the Union
, 1862-10-23

lSrccia! Correspondence Of the Chicago Tribune.l
WASH 'SGToS, o:t~ - 1852.
It is more than fortnight since the pscsi-
dent said to Gen. Mcclellan, "Fo5w4rd,
march," 1t is half week since he repeated
his order. Obedience is not yet Wives re-
main at headquarters; generals are absent;
soldiers desert; the army shudders Iu apprc-
hension of another fire in the rear from some
adventurous Ste Rart; huts andIoveus are build
ing and camps beirg laid out, as last year, and
tic old question is agitated: 'Ninter quar-
tiers or no?' EYES," says every days delay.
"No,' Gays the arrival Of every new regiment,
at least In the judgment Of those who con-
slider 1t the function of soldiers to fight
"No," says the president.
Meantime there Is impaticnce in unexpected
quarters. John Van Buren, begs that Gen,
Mcclellan may be s'authorizcd to take Rich
mond." The New York Herald asks the
President to t<enabler him to advance. The
New Iork Express aud Washington Star CIV
that it is the governors who trcasonablv keep
back the troops, which are McClellan's ZONE
thing needfu1." Somebody else SAYS that
the army are waiting for shoes. having worn
out st least one pair, soldier II is to be pre-
euuled, in the daily exercise Of the picnicing,
SINCE it vent into camp on the Upper Poto-
mac The Baltimore Amcr;eaa, of which the
editor it may be remembered, pronounced tic
famous ''change Of base" the creates: vic
tory Of recorded time and WAS sent to Fort
McHenry for his earrulousness, groxls in this
mornings leader. Hear it:
Ret feeling assured of the fortunate rrnpresaof
Affairs in the West. The mind rccurb again and
again to the condition Of the great armies IN our
| now confronting each other in the upper pat Of
| the Valley Of the Shenandoah As matters look
now with our army taking the Offensive. It seems
coEcluRiye that, with the rebel army whipped ut
| ter destruction must ofnecesaity follow. Hemmed
in nj tidee. the retreat, VIA Staunron down the
Valley would seem for their army. In its destitute
ders mnrt have unboanded iaith IN their own ~ "
| 1or and good fortune to accept battle. where de-
de:t involves ultiuate destruction
,,s Win osF owH commandef-so distinguished By
to BE- the l.tt good opportunity likely to be con
SsdSd hin TO make name: to settle those coa.
IN pFoToetng Triumphant in the coming Gcht,,
Etn Be plain road be win travel II The future:
so3 an1 gesfing a1f ths thousand savage criticisms
mac on ia1ne. occatione, a. impaf;f1cs ~ Of The
st mot hty nod q a.ssn.e aa oncs sGe ne, ens
None csn fall TO remember that whist victory
atter victory has been won In the Vest the army
| Of the Potomac haa. thruugh the grea1r poT:i3n
E /; 3.s "a I'd Gt e r.
thing now and speedily. agaiuet the tattered aud
starved host which cnnfronts It. or confess that
The nation has waited tno long fae the rebsl
tros ps TO etas<e; they must be sought aud 1htp-
pd+ OF conquered only BY want. the reputation
of superior ssaoe Wao xesoxin with them forever.
, 1862-10-23

SPRINGFIELD, No., Oct. GA band of
rebels, about 200 strong, WERE discovered en-
east Of Marshacld. They were said to be
under command of Col Dorsey, and to be
going to West Plains, Ark. At IL o'clock
Monday night, thry were attacked By Lieut.
Col Stuart with 100 men Of tue 10Th Iiliuols
cavalry, aud routed, with the loss of four rebels
killed. nine wounded, and fifteen made prison
ers- Our loss was ono killed. The enemy
scattered, md Stuart b still in pursuit,
, 1862-10-23

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trisune.1
SrE1NaH1x1p, October a, 1864
Governor Yates, accompanied BY Col For
rst, leaves for Washington tonight On Inn
pOrtsnt business.
Bf'gadic1 Geoeral D:ayman assisted by Brig
adler General Ransom reviewed 5000 infantry
ard . battery OF artillery On tho prairie east
Of the city TO-DAY,
, 1862-10-23

r,crt Of this kind, if successful in drawing
off Republican votes under false pEctensss,
pcakens the party and jcopa1ds the State
ticket to such degree that lie who lends
it his countenance and support should be
ma1ktd as worse Tory than the Tories
Themselves Induce ten Republicans to vote
for Stiles in the Third District, or Hendcr-
son in the Fifth, and five Of them will neg
lcct to vote for 1ngersoll, Butler and Bate
man. Such disorganization is fatal, and
those who arc promoting it arc assuming a
tremendous responsibility.
, 1862-10-23

Ban FRANCISCO, Oct 2s.-Latest accounts
from the new Colorado mines arc rather dis
coura9ing 2e to placer diggings, but extensive
quartz lodts give rich prospects Of bath Sill
yer and gold. The weather has become COM
3or4sole. An exploring party Was putting ont
IN tuhcleut force to enter the country oocQ-
pitd BY the ApAcha 1nd{a1s.
, 1862-10-23

~-A10n. Leonard $yEett.s A APp01ntments.
Dclayan, Tazcwen county, Saturday, October Is,
1p.m.
52m
Lexington, Mclean county, Tuesday, October
IS. pm
16bcr Is. , III.
Pontiac. Livingston county Thursday, October
, 1862-10-23
SEILESS.

The regular tory convention Of the Third |
Congressional District, held at Ffcport, on
iucsday, adopted Mr. Elias 3. Stiles, of |
Di&on' as their candidate for Congress,
without formally nominating him, one of
tic delegates rcmarlipg that, while he wss
known to be etraight-out Democrat, and
would therefore get all the Democratic
votes in the district, 1t was important to
employ "a little strategy" to entice Repub-
Gcans TO vote for lin! So the convention
adjourned without making any nomina-
lion, each man chuckling over the supposed
grecnness Of the Republicans in the Third
District.
This Nr. Stiles is stumptail banker By
profession. He has had good deal to do
: with horse contracts since the war COM
mcnced, and hence, We suppose, desires to
have the war protracted rs long as posi-
blc. He belongs to first class tory fami-
", being brother Of John D. Stiles of
Pcnnsy lyania, ono OF the most notorious
1ebel eymrsthizers in Congress. Stiles has
made good deal of money out Of the
farmers BY his stumptait operations and
horse contracts, and his friends boast that
hc can buy up enough Republicans to
de1cat Mr.. Washburne.
Mr. Stiles will not come within cannon
Shot Of an election to Congress, and 80 far
as that goes there need be no aux1ety about
Ais schemes. But there is deeper plot, q
more serious danger, which the Rcpubli-
Guns OF the Sd District must not fAil to
guard against Every disorganizing move
, 1862-10-23

fo,7nard Mdrch-1n.1'atitnce IN and out Of IT,
thHan's 4'7s're1hc E'tsfio's il Mr. i,-E-
S.ran1 and 1Aar1e.r Held f;a"erm>n~nt
Hating on The Ballot -Hores-Iael{ an,7 The H.
diana Earfion--Hallc:k's apaut Of E4iA l..
TIC Republic.
, 1862-10-23

Hon. Owen Love1oy-s Appof0tments.
Peoria, Peoria county, Monday, October q, even
Slg-
Kickaroo, Peoria county. Tuesday, October IS.
Enwood. Peoria county, Wednesday,, October -.
Ltmcstone, Peoria county. FRIDAY October 81.
Hennenin. Putnam county, Saturday, Novem-
ttr1. L
Speaking, In Ill cases not otherwise speci-
otsto commence at 2 o'clock, p. N.
, 1862-10-23


Since this vote was taken several thou
sand citizens haze volunteered and gone to
tic army. We an know which party has
suffered most by volunteering. True, man7
persons voted for the Constitution who
will now vote against the tory ticket, but
from this source If gain must be Offset
other persons who voted against that Con-
stitution who may now oppose the Union
Ticket. Tac opposition leaders say they
can carry both districts. But We believe
firmly that, if the Convention will put in
nomination the very best and strongest
men to be found, and the Union nen 90 to
work as they ought, both districts can be
Eared, which in alll probability will secure
tic election Of a Union United States Sen
ator. five lose them tho chances are, that
2hc Senator will be lost.
Tho success or defeat Of the Union ticket
is in Tic hands of the Convention. Let
delegates act unplcdged. Let them pay
rot the slightest heed to the pretended
cluins Of this or that candidate. Give
Us rather the strongest and best
n4cn for candidates We don't want
persons iuisted on us who will have
to be carried in tho party ambulanccs. Let
lis 1lave men that CAL march and carry
1''cir own nuskcts and kuspsacks. If
1lcrc were one or two thousand majority
in each district, some risks might be taken
TO GRITTY tue personal ambition Of particu-
, 1862-10-23
Il WORD OF YFAXxEENG.

The Union Convention will be required
y 10 nominate to-day seven candidates for the
House Of Representatives and ono for the
Senate. Two Of the representative dis
tricts-tal=1ug the vote OIL the constitution,
arc very close, as the foodngs viii show.
In the south district, consisting Of the First,
Second, Third and Fourth Wards and the
Gowns Of South Chicago, Hyde Park, Lake,
Calumet, Worth, Bloom and Thornton, the
vote was Us follows:
For Inc Constitution
A.raiUEt .. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 99a0
, 1862-10-23

sD'4o11aE 1tSSA1uet 131
Tho West District consists Of tho Fifth,
SIKH and Tenth Wards, aud the towns Of
West Chicago, Cicero, Proviso, Jefferson,
Iyden, Lyons, Palos, Lemont, odand, ,Bre-
zncn and Rich. These voted as follows:
A@atnat -.--.-.--...-.--.-..---... 9,R
, 1862-10-23
Filth Congressional District Appoint

EAtu N00@Fe&840n4l bl&&f1c1 Apq01nts
mcai18s
Hon. Aaron Tyler will address the people
OF the Stu Congressional district at the follow
ing times aud places upon the war questions
Of tie day:
Th1,1sGsy, October S3a, at Victoria, at O'Clock
=. IL
1l.ursday, October s3a, at Walnut Grove, a. Z
Gc.cK + II.
Friday. .oct ohcr c4tf, Mt Wataga a. q clock n m
Sasn1aay, 0ctvbcr 18th. at Nysnet, At O'clock
p m.
Monday, October 2.th, ct Princeton, e1 O'Clock
2. IN.
Tuesday, October ISL, a. NcponEct, 1t o'clock
p. n.
Tuesdsy, October as:h, At oscee!a, at O'clock
p.Eo,
Wednesday, October 9th. at Ecwanec, at I
D>c]t.ck p m
Thursday. October Goth, at Galya, at zoclock
FTiaay. octchc- get. 1t Ga.csburg, at = O'Clock
p N.
Saturday, November 1st, at Knoxville, at :
g CLOCK j.. m
T'rfay, November Sd, at Peoria, at 7o'clocs
, 1862-10-23
THE WAR In KENTUCKY.

.Mcf"ok and C1-itttnden at Qa,sciUs-Bta19's
l3aMn Hetreat-Dan.iNe and it, ri:i-sHs-
brn1y's NM;f'{'"e- tic Rebel A.nay ,ras
Auowcd to Eseupe
, 1862-10-23

I"en1fe1A senatorial District Aps
pOfUIn1e0tHe
Daniel Richards, Union and Republican can
didate for State Senator for the counties Of
Lee, OGlc, ard WDitxs:de, and A. 4. Terrell
OF Sterling, will speak ia the evening at the
following places:
franklin Grore- Lee comfy, Friday. Oct q.
Sugar Grove, Lee county, Saturday, Oct. Is.
1.aAv, Oeic co1aty+ Monday, 1cI,: -.
Green, 0glc cocuty. Tuestay, Oct q:
Mt. Nu1ie, Os1e county. WednesdaY, Oc:. 20.
l'oln, o. L :eunty. Thursday. Oct 81.
LyEd Il, Nhitetice County. Friday. Oct 81.
.<7:aId DE- Teu7, OElc eo1nlty, Saturday, Noy. l.
Hon T. O. No5ton,s Appointments.
Mcrdota. I4asalle county. Friday Oct eat pm.
Dainty 1'u Page county. Saturday. Oct. 25, ?.
->si"Es lit, Du Page COUNTY. Saturday, Oct. 15, Z
l.nI.
1,ssallc, lasa1lc county, Monday, Oct ., Z p. m.
Penn. Laeallc county, Tuesday, Oct. IS, 1p. NJ
, 1862-10-23

w A N TED-By 4 young man
ss fully posted in the retail D7ot aud a1oe bus-
Fete. WHIT Is ~t!tf. TO work Nv e-la-- c-7 -,b
tain penlltGnt situation b.: addressing Post Oiee
b. ~ Satisfactory reference VII! be required.
, 1862-10-23

"ANTED-A boy to attend IN
~ an Office A good steady hoy n.ay find good
situation B.; APPLYING at room M. W',ectrr's Build
Ing eoti east Of Clark and South Water street.
on tie Sd floor. IocSV60L1t] G.C&Cj.
, 1862-10-23

:" ENTfD-A situation in Il mi
w yate family as CouF. Nashcr erd I1oner O, to
90 upstairs FORK, hv woman who unde.st.uis Ee7
hstEes: and car give the bert OF reeom!neniatto s.
lLfu1rh 1T NO 45l Dt arborn ttrett. Qct3 yJ55S st
, 1862-10-23

Especial Correspondence Of the Chicago Trbnue ]
uEAnQuA1TEH@ ARMT or THE On1D
DAEyIIE Kr October II 1E63 {
, 1862-10-23

To TIE UNITED STATES
j. G:uce,s ana Iaspectors Of Dlstll1eo Spirits 40
pointed uuder The Tax Law. I can furnish you with
~ the pe.essa!y Caag1rg and L tsrecting Galpars,
sneinE Eq!es Hydrometees. and cyeryshins that Is
ment with full i1structions for their aise By an old
ga1ge:: b5 addressing JOHN Il. CORL Pest ONCE
Nox 10&5- oc1} yil93-3t
, 1862-10-23
7 ATE ST AND BEST.
VICTOR GAS BURNER stove
Al r l. q II MILF

0tIf71E4-2-,tntt a3d z5! State street.
JUSTICE OF THE PEA&3E,-Tne
~ subscriber will be candidate for Justice Of the
Peace in south Chicago at the euIng eection ald
vigorous prosecution Of this wat. to put down
hclliun ag sinst the Cpnstttutlou and Laws Of our
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, 1862-10-23

GAIT! SATT!!-Ground Alum.
NJ Turks Island and Cadlz. arriving this week,
FOR SALE FROM Vessel.
Also. 4a barrels New York toarse Sc-aeaed Salt On
hard for sale be UNDERWOOD { CO
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