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A Roy AT PAINTINC-OSE USED To
80 'he business may "rry At ''' wet SON e. 4S
"A FEW GOOD.BAlNitI.S AND FINISH
- 'r. oo ts,'a' % A'!'' tie '''' 'ir o'lyn. 10
A Ii kiNDS SEEMING MACHINES to lc; 4
Nior sale a, er' b,'edv . ~ = w.. ~ l'aSl
1(kASN llOllDLR WAN Elj--GNE A.
D"'s''t"'ti lok vork-2'i nrl iwsy, n. @th.
1lONS ANTrn-l OR ! IlOYS " 10 Can
100 i,'" - work. At II, N.Ibryst. rs
DON NNNIFpIN A tlsH SrAND-IN-
ID q'hv s2i Bcs,lcrit.
DIlrST'S jl,IE INFRINGE, ,INTS
b-rlo Boat N Use. rur sale by Druggists 2i,i9
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~ mCis.ds ~. rroaiva- .r4 III 49, 70
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i'"th wnier' rent =. "a s,--a'J u sl' ~ -. i'"2'
DkrLk- Ron NAkEES.-GDpD HANDS.
ate ,'y work, e'ol wa'cs -on ih'r,yst %
DlIorOG NNl A,UrOl VIE ,Ti-
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| SIGN PAINTING WANTED II E>ch,,ui,r
- i"' IoD rro,u. apply q" ~ tui'ons'. -
| ,HJNSNl,Ii-MAN 4 coon I'm ma
sheet hon woisu Apply at rL.rd ave 20
| tI,AIIOES WANTED az LINE COWS
L AMI - lay under in.irtictiors -aiSriu 10
mo IIJ-\ Nl.pEobI IpG ELS-
L 'ah'c gentleman InN saw +. II. Myuj 30.
| tI,IJE M ~ srWI\G N,,IIJVg oJiIoT
1 -ale Factory ipo ri,uc. iuo Ri.i u. Co.myi.Tg
| monaco STFt, ,tuApS ANb err
,iha, b"ue!, l.l cash. s,gis F.o,,i. icY 6.i9,,
NVvANTIn ,.n,I,Uirr,nv u,iru.l
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S1O0 BOUNTY AND ARREARS OF
WV Pay due the widows or other heir. of dc.
ceased soldiers PENSIONS, bounty, g.. for dis
charged wounded or disabled soldier. collected
promptly. Advances msdt on Widow. claims
VIM y: SHELDON, A't,rne &c.
myls stael.S tbesAinAn 81 ..ss door, room II.
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MARKET NEWS.

NV YORK, WEDNESDAY,, Juae 4,h, 1859.
The arrivals this morning were light ami trans
actions ~ owing To t." Ia .cmau,y vi tns
weatl1r. Tine stprk lrft over GH'n T eslty nighs
Was us > - ql..lt. uLd truugt, 81, prp e, say an
Averages 3D.. So. per ppuLd hiking otl,l. III. Enc
Railroad brought N the largest OF tho stock. Of
which nearly 1910 head ia from Illinois. Cattle
owners Injected upon an advance "A PRICE on N IA.
day of halt a cut pound, with 400 cattle yard.
ed. ON Tu,aGny loo Load oi cattle arrived, which
check d the sdysnlo and PAGES ieil rom . %
tor extra quality cattle, N -. rar p,f.i f4r ops,
raton' OF tn SHAY were hs,ar IN those IA
Monday or today, AMI a." u"u-s'' o. soma
nuUcfs Inst evening lat % ~ { @ S'vp
the market oprr, V..tiy.I, u'tI Pie 4llll,
when al the Il's " -" .rr ~ m.r-
ket ia ~ W.. nnt ~ d. IT." lu4uGss OF
tLi week Ia hnri'y dA lr..' m . las, 70, tho
same reason that iuhueuced o. op,Iitons of tho
former, with his exception tat th' ui'kat noIt
ueck mems with entirely fresh etull =. la over
800 L,. were lett over last NtrA. Dstill.ry fed
| cst!s are ut w,ntvi Tie lemsui tor corn led
| cattle - daily Increasing, and commands much
better prices Tho brokers have bought cattle
nearly Of eqna. size and wei hi. fne best sale
VII ch We chronicle II that Of u premium KENTUCKY
Dsrhams' syerHIine ~ cvt. weight, over half "
Las agent, and sent up ~ the formers t.rin, n
Putnam county. Mr, Drew las the b,st st,,k 10
DO found in tho STATE. Mc.srs. sarr n II ID.
rates for premium cattle. These op-rs,ions did noe
Affect the market
REosrrrs or CATTLE, sc.
According 10 the reports from the several market
places in tie city, there have been received this
week, at Aortous, 800 beeves, ID cows, 100 shcsp
AMI laInbs, 10, $40 swine aid 100 veals. Az cham
borla MS, Is beeye'. IL oJs. 81 yeals, $40 sheep
and lambs A, BrowniHg's, 9. beeyes, II cows, 81
veals. 97l9 sheep md lainbs. Al OBrlon's, 70
beeSes, 81 cows, % veas, ?aod sheep aud la.nbs.
Al other places, 100 besyes, s cows, yesls, 10
sheep az lambs. Totsl, 5000 beeves, lV9 COWS 90
ve.ls $500 sheep and lAmba, and 40, $40 ~vus,
which, compared wish tbs receipts Of last week. 10
an increase of nos sheep ind lambs and decrease
Of ZIG heAyvs, 10 COWS 2oa vesls and solo swine.
The New York and E.io Railroai Ca, eoIseyed
over ..n,,r rad this week good sock OF beevsss
nor SEES, sheep and lambs, snd swine.
cArrtE rsoN pIYgsEEsr STATES.
", v7. \ VI N',rtil & 60, proprietors OF IN.
- to- pl.,t / td,, Iih street. report cattle
i... tie Show ag STATES; Ili,Io.s :, $50,
lo,. ~, heusL. 81 Isl, oao 100, indiana ". hsU
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70 PAPER BOX MAKLkS-A GOOD
" steady man can have constant employment at
1nd work, By Supplying " A. RouYON, 30 yesay
r up stairs. ie5 2slel
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4 B,RGAIN-ToR SALE, A NEW TWO

4 ikGAIN-FOR SALE, a NiW TWO
IA story cottsCs and hil lot, with lWlr' ca riy
srd pear trees g,tr.7nt7 grape vines; 50 variety
o. nl-ers all in fnr order: Loirc Is sIpIn I'd W.T.,
gss and fixtures; the OF sale Ia, T. wife %
tie isriy las e. ro u 81, ni irnm home tn take care
90 / - mother la ~.s.U'E. Toms, $500 - $500 I;
cish balance tYN rcr ttsr. Apry At the Office Of
u. 4 bNNItLS, cor IAN At anu 5th ave, BrvoAiyn.
ftt.filS
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EXCURSuONS.

EXCURSIONS-NEWAkK BAY GROVE
- This beautiful grove is n, y open and .esdy 10
~s " exenn,ion parties Boats u all kinds can now
srr,ye And leave any time OF day. Also bsrges
Frs, 0yboArd che bargss, foot Vastry 81 N nth
A.ten 49,. J.g 24Soslie
Observation-Disclosures GROVE COM
pete!y renovated. Steamers II. l.. Msbry and
Magnolia, and barges Lexin ,ton and cleveland
are now open for engagements 70 escus IN parties
Apply 70 u. I. WILSON. 100 Wall st, err south,
up stAus. rnv21 25-c'l26
EXCURSlONS-EXC u RSIONS- EXCUR-
~ eions-To charter the large and hyorite ste.u.
boats GEORGE WASHINGTON, EMILY and otl.,
ers; also the new, comm iious and splendid ,ouble
deckcd tsrees, ANNA AID DURANT. The above
boats have been fitted up at great exI erse for tie
excursion business Also several delightfully."- Iocs-
tod groves on the East snd North Rivers and vcin-
iy Parties will find il h thelr advantage to call
1s9 Ws4 st. J, v. DEwIGRg 4 co. jea CLOS
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gs1.tJEs Tern.

! OH GuOD HANDS N',IlD un huo,.sj
| < ~ t1irts, % CNrPi% .I.... -SI ..ar.! II. 10
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SoLDIfHS, SEAMEN OR THEIR RELA-
- tyeh tyng claims against the General Govern.
mont for tlOV buu''y, rile rnonoy arrears Of nav
AMI pensions, viii cal on J. NELSON Lucky
Agent for the collection of Soldiers Bt-k Pay aud
Bounty, and who're the same will be eashed, Nos o
and IL Pine u. my2y 2Sau'lJJ
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NR. HONE--OEFICE al WEor 1nLh ST.

mr.. DANIELS ~ SINiIf AVE, NEAR
- lith -, treats disease of d heart and the Va
riIus disrhsrs of both sexes. Frea consultations
from . To II, daily jct siac'liJ
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l.gsGs}s.1l2s.S.

DuITl N-tElSiI, REt EiNED DAILY
- IA puis, tabs. II kins and dihi as; s''o various
grades ~ good luw priced butter for sale n, . .
i"'.s W .'lcs1la priceH, y H. u. LEWIS ~
N,sry -, y. Y my2g 2lc'l3i
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i'O CARRIAGE PAINTERS-WANTE 2
good carriage painters. Apply at - Firs, st, or
lunhsm Place, Iesr Peck Slip trry, Williams
trgh lGO
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A RIIflClhL TEETll-ON \ NEW BASE,
"A llsht aud perfect ps q natural orynns and
warranted for life, 1T prices - suit all. 50 teeth
h.i,d or extracted without the least pain, rs the
mot approved system Ia the world, ntDr. BLAKE
NEi's Old established rooms, b3 Sixth ave. j,aG'l32
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FOR SALE sND TO s,yU.

A FARM OF "a ACRES, or LONG IS
hlnui, 2; miles fIom Now York, VII he sd
ch.fp. ~ traded AWAY for god bn,i.rs. Tie
icrsc and buildings sre good Ne lsli 10 al w.
der cultivation, and the crops PROMISE 70 10 very
we'll stock, top's, &c, 30 S.. 81 TIE ,,s,e Al.
dress " Farm" lux ga sun Office icl ana
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SEWING MACHINE.

SEWING MAClilNES--WA MITE 100
FLOCK stitch machines ami orerators for light tents
Apply at l's fdltln st. or b3 Murray st. jos 3'l2s
WANTED--2 SECONDHAND WHEELER
w d Wilson's sewing machines in good order
Address, stating price AID where " be soen, o. q,
box $50 Sun office III
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RTyslANlI SOtIS.
TIIE STEAMBOAT DANIEL DREW WILL

4 resulnr nov rtguAr q Fps m AThAnY mlkIng
the interim dat1 hn1u-s, ".a Ter I..',.
N, SaiVsdry I.v" 49, from i4y (. 1, No =
i,tfi0I
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AN..iOE NDIlCr-M. II. CnrNAN,


4 'INIVN IIVI n NV 1VNN, W.
~ .rt'rs oinsc. J.lr 81, isi2.--r. r lu'Io~iug
WIZ lI..t 90 tXplu,,ve ~ ..taa.r- 90 ucs id irl
.. iua i'tts mt - Treasury Regulations, ~
l.. u LUDLOW u co. ~ tpu,crs, ~ ~ New A.
ou lrs, lay, lDtl 10 It, - ~ o'c.n b. am.
h. A II. = Ci'' cases r.i steamer liilsn, t0'n
Hr,mf De-. SOL
~ tie same nc vi articles sold A. the sale
of unsl,im,u goals ou the .utl and 2ith UT, y
G.i.,d iur 10y tat date, will lie rc.sod tor account
o. the fist purchasers
HIRAM BARNEY, Collector. 4 CTS
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20 MARBLE IER>-WANTED A
J 20, 81 marble cutter, u man that can letter A.
'.-s or may come right ut TO PEER Il. LEN
4. X, spiiu. ueld, Mass. jei S'liO
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WANTED.

A RriFICIAL FLOWER MAKERS-GOOD
4 b-anchers,.r sc and bud makers; steaIv ,..s.
S's' trs paid while learning Also Eoy. IS
- 81. - so s.il2
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CE0Dp.-SAvE YOUR CUlDBtN-A

CURE YOUR Glf-uSE CAMP
- BELLS syrup Of Tar and wild Cherry: ii is
sure cure for coughs, colds and sore throat. Try
H. only 20 cents n bottle. TO be had ouly Ut
CAMrHEII!s Drug store, cor slh av and 2sth 1t
and ~ DONAIrS Dry Goods store, 800 Bpwery,
near 18th 81. Also Tor sale, ukMAN'S RHEUMA-
tic IMMINENT; price n eta per bottle MID 2i'llo
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rs VENTS, TENTS - MEN WANTED TO
l. make tents. Men that know how and are will
iHg to make good work. may apply to IIEMMEN-
AY X BEYEElDGE, VA. st Ferry House, up
tIrs, iso ..ll1
, 1862-10-30

VOICE FAVm Ta& AAmHs 4
: v1eus OF = Democratic Colonel.
W.. find the following letter from Col Pur- !
man to the Madison (Wh.) Jouraat. 1t e1-
plains itself, We commend it to Democratic
voters:
CAN'T No. II, FFAs ContxrH. Mtss..l,
October n, 166@ {
Ifeel, as loyal Democrat, greatly Axmi1iat-
ID md mortified upon reading that :" Record"
I've, in th31 var for the maintenance OF our
eovssnmsnf ind the vindieation Of hw and
Union, to be ostras6s1df to be denied the
-1ieht Of s1hisge-x right dear to every Amer \
acaA Aee ma? And by whom? THIS Ree.
ord" shown TINT, in the Senate "*snetstn,' = IL
Repubfacana; md In the Assembly " {oetv:
/ si1s Republicans md only $. fo4r Democrats 1
VOTED s@aye;" while In tbs Senate ':essa4s p"
~ In thsrAsesnhly Is tto4ty,,' MI Ds.aocts&s'
voted 10 " On , tnts nilf s9tandtng Gut
Again, ara our famfIles-our dependant
wives md children, md widowed m1thets-]
70 saner b. vio3ation Of the phEhts9 ht1A Of
psac1e. they stayed of the bill tie asa.kllf
dzy, then avoided vote, 'rstt1lng 10 aeto
leave the house Without = quofum..
-1eeAs. Editors, trust the people VIII
axi.e il thu dignity Of their might, aaaaey to
6le vctes, Int faeir presence u required at
homes and nok # Nadlaoa. trnst sfrs, thst
you :AAA ;'-tha:1 people :: Till xofss. mis-.
| Judge The Old DeRoaettc spaEsy1 faf1aat
I Know, .aze loyA. .Beaa Dix.s speech,
Log;a 3e:.s; - s,,.s: 4es aea.s.. hossi ss5
| might cry my aseh nazn-a. hsye uanat$oned
.thoee na3ea. hnNevex, md tn kxxupaa of L.
lass.iota. 1o1al nanoerate who alued to he
:vsr-cU e ~ dyi.g ReHgfss, not q q epolo"
t.GahaaeY,s md their. school of -peatatel haug:
en- oa.-s number Of IT, aalaa h9 or whom.
fsar, n6estaa tho Iaat WlAaonsta Aasemba1 ard
4 easasA ! m tn latt nneo -: a{eo1e41ae TOR
>nes.o., ~: II :whsee yoa !xAa. Treason
soofs. / oniY: M 70 1s1is1 - taae Dsno:
fhsy ~ d 1a :alke esnsf Aa1taV desptsf ~
Eos1AeH 1a1ez& Whoti as th,. ho1f. bows
1aa :ss <: e - 2sss ~ e ~ ~ e.. s e
/ - bs1 s;S2 Is 81 e ssehsaa "a Il IL
i ES0tfk, ri q bet fn m eaa1, :" ste =
# snk F44 no1 f&a&ssx nj dnelinE H!sta1e
I; sF 9ss 2: 3 ioe. e s'aass.s at1 = s. s.
T1S: !: - q - : ga 6sss "a Tsies i
!: :1e11sa s1a311ae. n 11Mina aA b 1t<stsqes:
!. .ess tAsy ~ asye1 Meees peest a1sEss!
,: ,:ina6afVnosUasa1s d. u.11asslea eflta<
IF esvaza111eEa aza111Es s1sM& ~ lesEEsaa 6 hsAsa; III
E4eras:wnrvat4e..y. ny. tA.tita,
II: ~ 4eesk Aeaa4eE.. v1aee.tos'
Il .tina aI0l1aahs -thh aiastT. days' Pant e
!. [sahAuyx h whtnA b ~ MSe ihssaf II 4 t1Q
| Lak March, Il ~ eoaaznoR tsyt19, ~,
s.4r10avat une Ruse t1aa Aaa :tzeet .tnS y u
f0rataK9s111a9 e!..ss -. ~ = sH ~ ~ =
, 1862-10-30

HXADQUAI1E,W0 0t6f K11sr liz. V1tA
:: HnHnaEDF. TaaH, o.. n. toeA

~. HxADQUA1z11e sir Ksssr f4. Vma.l
= : HnHnsEDF. Tsa4.; %. n. toeA 81.
Eatks catceeftihm - - p -
! :Toer p.pefAaalxelx r>ad aItIhst tdepaa Il
II 8lat raginuakk Iilanas vu11Atssfs, 1Adaaa
IT lsna 7 walA u: eunA - -fhafs Aa1n1s,
t14esxh gosiri r, ! giaE.| -. . aaesl9r ~
!. eaassazaEs tAaif haefsss :: WeAzs !" erlstaak Z
46o41o1 hsspl19 1W1er1 131n!s :: :HAn6k&
!. .aa1 e< ~ s15l.ast = -. = eN4tsE 6
I Ia Geo ~ h q dn41 p Aqn1at3plA a41e4
"a oas91aiaat14 = Ct ttfSgs fgglt;a 9etk.
T M t1,rte.e 49, {. sae+s: -. ~; se.se
ars u u kpe1 s4ae1 ~. 4s1E Kke t1s
poaaiees, 70 b: ~ &aty. ~ >: =. =
90 18as A&xs 2eas1 - h 9tes1 U opea
i. nd ma, sset pa4 eeR h eye@ ~ ~ slEasslut
:1bo 1pes ~ ,nls6aia: - a&aae3stzastsa end
!: :h<s1t1H seAeese ~ enaaetkRRaffto. f
/: pEeelssnataqa ~ Aihes seetPa1t = oe@p3ss4
d 1nrn Eaase9 a. 1aGk1aa.E Perry, Naua1soa.
r 49, ~ ~ ssie ftsssf, /. l.. +
tx,s7- n Ak 1kaa ,aaes2ln4 haEHiAs!
| I'd the!Assss q q 19.rq11 ~ ~ 1850
| T.E F061s VaRQk.
, 1862-10-30
AN ASTONISHING FACT,

It is now twenty months since the in
auguration of President Lincoln, and In
all that time tie policy Of the Repu1Gcan
party for the prosecution Of tie tear, has not
1een in force for a singb houe. The Dem
pcrats and border-Sta&e men have had
complete control Of the management Of
military affairs. For the sake Of presery-
ing unity and harmony In the North be-
tween the Democrats aud Republicans, the
President has put his own friends in the
back ground, and given h1s opponents con-
frol Of the wsr, and. I beautiful
job they have made Of it. With
4 million Of soldiers and un-
limited means placed In the hands Of
Democratic generals, they have frittered
away two campaigns and accomplished
practically nothing. They have waged
war On the resources Of the people, aud
not On the rebels. 1t is not their game, ~
~ one Of thsm declared, to crush the, re-
bellion, but rather to procrasdnate the
tt'war without decisive advantage to either
~sade, until both sections shall be com
q paesely exhausted" when the consaira-
tors can make compromise and sane
~ szarc'y." That is the Democratic game,
and thus far it has been successfully played.
The President has turned deaf ear to
Lis political friends, when told that this
was the programme Of the men entrusted
with the command Of cur armies. His
own sincerity and honesty Of purpose are
80 great that he Judged the generals by hia
OWL feelings and motives, and gave them
credit for patriotism they did not possess
We arc happy to believe that since ths
revelations made by Major Key, h
is getting his .cycs open, aud the aw
fdl truth is beginning to fash upo,
his mind. He has just cut the heat
off one Of the worst Of the conspiraors
and a1l true and loyal men earnest.
may that be may speedily let the swbrs
:fan upon the ncc11s Of some more Of tn
same sort; after which the armies vii
moveon the encmy'sworks, and be a1loE
ed to follow up victories; they will rea
the fruit Of battles won; they will be pc,
mit&ed to hurt the rebels, aud to punis
them til they cry enough, and lay dow
their aims. The war will not coatihu
:. long after the Pro-slavery Democrad
Generals ase removed It viii meyer
successfully terminated while they are CO,
1io1ed in command.
, 1862-10-30

SUSTAIN XME ARWYs
All parties IN Illinois, save always that
6zssaaae.zear pszty !, s& the baaa Il which
ia The Chicago 1Spees, concuued In the
absolute md imperative necessity II taxing
10 1he asae1nost, II necssaey, - military
:1esoarces OF The nafioa fn putting down
tits infamous rebellion The muste1ing Of
volunteers, md the other preparations for
=. 1ks,aeged and bitaer egutest, went on
wfd5ut q word Of dissent: Tha soldiers
raised with the appreciation Of Ill patriotic
men, are now In the field; and We have
reason to believe that the greatest and most
difficult pAztof their task b done. The ques-
tionnpw> >a1ises, and upon h :the election.
ought I'd turn-Shan the North, having
urged these nen to rush forward to The de-
Ssmyo Of the country and its government
and hhying prona&sed them its sappoxt
through any emergency, now desert them
in the dpee the enemyf That's the qpss-
13on. Il vote for The opposition hcket is
vote for withholding supplies, bounties,
pav v.and mulitions 1t Kar from these brave
men Who. .are every dry periling thariives
for the defense OF our ceuee. Docs any
man xho knows anything Of the purposes
r. Of aaa opposition, doubt what We n.y.
Vallandighan, Richardson & Co., the rep
1csonta&ixee and. spokesmen OF the parry.
hare baa.sed ahat It ~ thar m1ea'
don 10 stop Tie waf By taking
away. rom me f1eao7n1 IL Po"e3
oE carrying It On: Vallandigham says maj
never shall dollar be appropttaaed BY hla
vote for the suh3ugadon Of the South; and
nine out Of feve9J ten Of the candidates. 1o'
Congress, whom the opposition are ,press'
Ing upon the pecpls, IRE ready to re~echo
Ills Infamous declaration. That's Why they
want to win. Are the fathers and motaer'
Of the Nothwes, VINO have With q degree
OF pahlotsm nA Na neee9 ee'leo
g7sen their sons 70 @e oooT y te3oy 1o'
this conslmmaoon al nonen' *nen
3 triumph Is asso1eo' @no ~asa 'ae 2e'oc'
to1 winch our men "ere 4e'ieo n 1a.os' y
within our grasp eos" our s1"ie7 oe 1el
in the neld ~hnoue tna means O
sustcnance or ae1enses shan: I'M
whose nonn e' On eae Pe'1'8o
hA' sFool' anu eontezs e14
was wrong tnat Tue oousn WAS flgot' Ina
the war Is an lnlqults, 'oas oaf so1olelS 1T
murde1eIs' ano INN me onion mns@ aa'
shall ne doteeo :: ~ sose 'peoppteaao'
ticket Is 70 confess 1na' anu more: 1's Z
ofter dlecs aao anu encouragement 20 ea
murderous spirit py wnlcn any staole AM
1ust go'e'no1en' - s1io e'aaAs' w. ~
, 1862-10-30

Ire deceived BY their professions; md |
many Of them VIII not be undeodved, |
until n we fear, Congress hosile to the
PEsesdent, mInical to the Un1on, and
fsa1ly taader Of The rebelliun5 wakes thean
up nrun tAefr sense of security, bY thetac&
that The diidsRrnt husaches; 1t cur Govern
ment arc aaayed inhostility 10 each other,
and 70 1eoede with hnoor. oe 10 20 on with
SUCCESS, is .tnposssble; and that there h
nothing LEFT for The North but acquies-
ceoce IN my caaim Of the traitors, or =
prolonged, bitter and perhaps a bloody
contest here 1t home. That il the pod
taon into which the country is being
forced The elections In Ohio and
Indiana IRE the first step in
The road, hut, to defaat, and then to anar-
chy; and If Illinois and New York sha1l
not reverse the verdta that. these; States
haye entered up, the Republic u lost. It
is the hope that this condition Of things
NAV be realized, that gives Impetus and
spirit to every movement that these1eadess
make. For the honor ot our country, fn
The eucoaia of our ar,ns, fof the hope Of
restoring the intagrity Of the Union, and
for the cause of good government eyesy-
tRhsee, we nteat't the Iank and iie of tale
Democracy 10 examiae he ground upon
/ which they asnd; to question closely ths
opinions Of those Whe now Lad then, 70
.examipe. what they have done, in prefer
, 1862-10-30

and may SAT, OF the Wisconsin regiments,
win Be stfnging rebuke to these Northern
sJ1npafhaze1H with t7eAsotAs Ihned not ppen&
tine here to provs that men who vote fhae,
GyMpAthfEe With Eebeltiqn- r.:
&A4 no 0aeF143c fIiaa6e u ho1aes1 1hkhak.
ENm 1e3y sorry n 1ee theA 194attn& n widq,
" tNGR n, for It'd amxlkAt, an1 waking:
Xekin u path 1nn1ked out GY our 1m1szio1.
tQo1&fn9398f be4oke 1e died - s..
= Tht9 b not tn t2he 10 atEnAf1e IL Deno.
c1xfa 4Nty. ho4g1aA phat fAoudht 70, LII
couns4tRE biz fffeaAs ind euAmIas 3e.1ofxat
MI old party tssues, and prepazs for tfapend-
out WY.
I hope thA& men who think and yofa n
these men Are shown to do In this Ct recork,'
will receive merfted rebake at the banda If
the peop4e On the fourth Of MoSendbef 1axt.
Your tor the country,
D. GRAr PuRNAN,
Lieut.. Col. 10th Regt ". Y.
, 1862-10-30

~ Every one Of the two hundred aud
sixty-fve men who joined the Knights Of
The Golden Circle in this city, in the Lodge
Room, in cCornick's building, where the
1smes Office then was, will vote for sher-
u1an. Is he one Of the initiated2 -
, 1862-10-30

Every man IN Cook county who, dur
ing the Summer, male it his business to
stand On tho street corncrs, and discourage
enlisments, will vote for Sherman.
, 1862-10-30

WHO WILL VOTE FOR HTMa
Every secesaionist ID: Cook county Will
vote for Shc1man. Not vote will be cast
for Arnold, except by loyal hands. These
two facts ought to beat Sherman out of
Echt.
, 1862-10-30

Gsr. OG1EsBr.-The friends Of this gentle
mxn and soldier will be pleased to learn that
he il rapidly recovering from the shocking
wound be received IT. she late battle before
Cor3nth. We wish him speedy recovery
Dtcgfua. Kaqflek
, 1862-10-30

H Every man In Cook county, who
wants the Southern army to dictate peace
from the city Of Chicago, will vote for
Sherman: VIII he aid that consummation !?