, 1862-11-01
THE LAST DODGE OF THE DE.
MOCRACX.
ssHoye>1n,, Hhernann'e Negroes.

the k&N8 ~ ENR EE2I$. E1tA Dl3h N Gnl&s 10 |
lake these seyenty-1lve out to some 1ai1road
station, bring them into the city, crytng3more
cont1abalds coming; the next day he will
take them ont again, and bring them In, cry
ing still 1oudsr than ever: 'morelcontrabands
49,. 5e. 4.o1 ~, . - .s ~
m,-chea ronnd - the no,,s +he nsn,oc,,,v
cr-1n9 amo1s cont-.h,nd. 49, comtne " nd 10
7;n,rs vii, ,ssne n,na.h;1ls that IL. c,tv Ia
b47np flooded With s0Ao negro7s turning
xh;tc rnen ont of pmn1ovment.
IT.. a sbrewa dodpe Init Il won't win.
A Row Among the Democracy.
The Democratic voters OF the township Of
North chicago are much dissafaEned "ith the
1egu1ar 1lckes 1o1t mas oeen 1ofcto upon
.hem ~ tne .soloesn ellcie scneme,S' = auo taey
Ae1~ S.e ~ ...~a.-~... -. ~ ~ @
evening ~ eone1uei "nA' 1e1ea.e n.s =. e0 oest
to take In the premises j. ). O'Suulvan was
chairman and n r. Kelly aacretarv xraasrs |
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O'SullivaE, ORe1lly And Walsh addressed the
meetipr. in opnosftion tn tha Democratic
,.,...;1. a., .,a,L ..ha.,,a,.
loFn noM1haIloaA ana tne selnan ecaensks
who got them M. A committee of FIVE was
"oo eo' ,Ae"4 ~ ~"
appointed TO report a new ucaet Oh lo"a
officers
Inc democrats Of the NORTH Town are
dis1 usted with the Chicago Times ticket, As |
o476 4s>s- 49, ~ ~ S,.-., ~ a..
well tney may oe. Every loya. mau IL us
sue.1 80" Se' ss,,a7at..:t,
easI ne2' Aaesoss ny enee' u"ns e4oeteu1us Az
The 32d WiscoDsin Regiment.
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Chicago and Northwestern rail way. The regi-
ment numbers $50 men, and like all other
Wisconsin regiments, is composed OF robust,
eta1~art men-real Sighting men-splendid1y
equipped, and aE1ned Wlsn the pess bnnelo
rifles. The 3od is in good condition to take
tie field, and without doubt will render
good account OF itself,
The following is the roster Of the regi-
| meut:
| f.N9anyi f,s,w ~ MWim n % Rnoh.
| anjor-~A. B: smelaE.
1uy,1te,,,oi3trGso a. Fa-nsvortb
Sv,geon-Geo D "ilher.
rf1st r.S. dxx,staM. Sasan T. ~
Ch01la5n-samue1 Fellows.
n1 Wnair11T sscon1 gtntenant
II. u III rec.
EnxrAEt esan - H snaand 4 fem;.nant en fss i,s
can't
CoNrAK1 1C1Captain. J: Il Carlton; Ii1st iAeq-
Tncker. '0~~S'''' 11NS'|'~@''
vaos Soa1S 3nr,s+ant
VIZ. Tasner. e0''>@ 1''0'''''-''
cUaPAsr En,,esptaln. !rsan EGcies; @ Eilet 4ae9-
W stl..
COMPANY ETC2palh =; a. cd Meaus ia..H4 Enss asG1
II. F. j. Bailey,
CoNrAsr a-Captain William Busrows; FIRST
irac"nt e1e7 'D'f~'' NS~'''1
CoArasr Captain. George F. Wood; First
dl' ddientsnaLt' "n. io0sss' eecono 1is"1euai1' -
<Co.fas1 E-captatn, J. E. Groat; Flrsl L!cu-
te1ant. l. Love; second Leutenant, j. walton
no;e fenfra, railroad ves.e.dav afternoon.
Va nrdars+ara that ;ts destination IL Ar.
r,reae
The Half Orphan Asylum Festival.
The tritEds Of the Nursery and Half Orphan
AZ. Inn }eld large ard sa:lssactor; meeting
At the rnous Of tie Ladies' War C9mnittee,
yesterCsj s:teEnoon, at which arrangements
Tor a Eost brilliant series OF amusem"ats foi
THEIR festival next week, were consummatea
Active preparations are in progress fur 3
: living picture gallery, an unique entertain
| ,ueut CT lho 1dosJ charming character, uudel
The supervision of G. z. A. Hea1y, WHOSE
rame alone is sufficient guarantee CT its sue
cess.
+ 4 magic lantern and microscope, unaqua'et
i III Ills county, vii also be exhibited Oh Gu
,, If The evenings. Music and dancing, elegau
i fancy alticl. in thort, every thing which eli
make :he affair success will be added to III
! attractions. Nothing ever presented to tn
;, Chicago public has cxcsled in taterest til
T. cntertairment proposed by these ladies.
:, Make up your mind to 20 by all means, t
; tie ua1 Orphan Asylum Fair, beginning
"Wednesday next, At Bryan hall
IL fFro1n tie New York Independently
i. PANORAMA or NIAaARA,-Ve have az
ID th,nobt II nos.;h1e for Art to nroauee 90 In
" 1ressiye and 80 complete 3 representation
that wonder of the world, Niagara, We e.
IS ucteG thst when the brush and the cauy:
ID had done their utmost. vast distance wou
ae be left between the etFecs thus produced ar
that made By the great cataract itself, with i
IS, sturerdous flow and th, swell Of its unceaslr
ID and mighty diapason. But the view at Il ,]
&c ChaDel caused US to live over again, and wi
concentrated relish and delight, days whit
have ever since been marked with viii
no store in our calendar, w1tn We walked, sle{
ne gszed ard thought, amid the changetui seer
~ ries of Nissara, and felt IS though made
nc live for that too 1lcetirg period in anoth
ice | 1;st ,f ;,s ;rae:c-;b,sas ,n,uer
49, ~ AsS
Ar.Ffahhenete1n has esloenll3 painteu
picture ont Of deep artistic sympathy vi
/ -. oa, sor:,.- x.+h,~ ~ =, ~ +,,o ~,
ca tue ecehes Ae oep1ctS, satuet tuAn Ill tu1 IL
she ceuarY epirit so yisib1y stamped on many
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tu- *lasly uuNpeaeu p'clule. Aue att4e' Ae
to Was evidently IN MS ~o'k. and so IT mas po'
3m u ola" tne sptetatot ~totn *u9 Annueneo
d. / the mighty cataract Mr. F. has dwelt witt
~. - ,oe. f,~ 10
~ mast. He has painted his great subisct IN
- - ~ o;xo,,,,.+snaoz
by 4l9 1nooos' 1Ao on'4eA al ~ a".s'Anss''
to | summer ard In winter, By sunlight ana oY
1;a,+ echo ,,o,n a. +ho cra- d,wn A. M
l'sAl u soe ntoon' "l 'us soy ~ Nv
on ara III The GurEntES OF the nfElt, WHEN
a., @;,f,1 t;,h+r;rv,s 3,ch h,e e1,oa n. II;
afa- LAG A'tuA A'ts0''4Ats p HN- ~ 49, "
1eir vi on ;ll1 bIeaking edge OF The Fall, he
| ~n,:,rt;,- 1o,.;n.17 e4-7voo 10 otr,nsfar
VI pa'41o'! ->Ao 4o'AAe15 e'A1t " |~@
i,av TariGus 05;E1ts AID impressions 10 the PEI
o1- Aen' Ae'fAne u 'ne e'"'a'
He EcS been emlnenftE Euccsaet1l.