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, 1862-11-04
HOVE IN SHERNIA RECORD.
WhRt He has Done and what He has
mot OoRcs

The Tory organ, since the nomination Of
Hove in" Sherman, has been busily ran.
sacklpg his autecedents In the vain hops Of
discovering some action performed or grand
result accomplished which should serve as .
1a1lying cry in this campaign. After weeks
of hard labor, they have managed to lind out
that their candidate has get "horse sense''-
small return for the research, 1t would seem.
In their search thsy haye overlooked some
important facts, which We detail below,
Last spring, Story promised Sherman to
make him the candidate for Congress upon
condition Of receiving the city printing. Tue
bargain WAS lived up to, and here is some OF
the dirty work the poor tool has dono:
&c refused to recognize the Anniversary Of
our Freedom, and ran away from the city to
to avoid it.
He refused to allow Hon. Daniel 3. Dick
inson to deliver the Fourth Of July Address.
He refused to allow Hon. Lewis Cass-a
lie lorg Democrat, to deliver it.
H refused to allow any prominent war man
to deliver 1t, and compromised By al1o slug
Mr. Aver. City Attorney, good citizen, but
a man who had never taken sn active part in
the war heyond other citizens, and whose po-
htical views were unknown, to deliver It.
He refused to be present at nesting Of all
citizens, without regard to pafty, to welcome
back gallant soldIer-Gea. Turchin-
LIE Aas aeser prsztded or bo~ prsatat at q
single soar nat1i.q IN tAis etly.
he did preside while speech WA delivered
BY the traitor Fernando Wood, who express
ed his regret that he could not send to the
South, arms seIzed By the Government 1t
New York.
We cannot find any record of Ais enrour.
aging enlia&zaenta, q a6dtng to tAe faAd tot
the ssppozt a foadjezs' fasnHtas.
Ought msn to 70 to Congress who, wAfls
holding pnbne o1llcs, never Mentafied hsunsel
with the war movement?
Ought man to 70 to ConkEe0 who couli
not eFea b. tosna, ~hk4 Ill loysl men wes,
le.diag their I'd TO the Govesnnaat In tn
prosecution ct The war2
When the whole city Of Chicago NJ aFoazs
ID with pae. .totic zeAa orEsatzing md aFmial
| recanits. md poa1isg In It. dollars By thou
ssads. to al IN TIE glorious cause: whe'
mea, wasaen nd catldzon gathered toge&as
70 Inspire or volsnteen wAaa Cur paon
5 balls were dspcd with the glosioss old aa|
: | nnd sesoandcd to the Iealing anthsms OF Ill
<1ty; Wh1n Cur ta7s a1d hxotaers Were 1aaa
, 1862-11-04
MON EIAG&Y.

MONDAY EVENING, Nov 8, 1864
The demand for money 1e good. Operators and
shippers are making every effort to load the large
fleet now IN the river and dispatch 1t eastwsrd Is
fast az possible. The weather again foreshAdows
IN early closing snd Increases the desire to hurry
forward shipments.
New York exchange is closer. The larger houses
take It Of customers at AG1ts discount, generally
at y, while some Of the brokers are paying par.
The selling price Is par@t premium.
Geld was 301+< In New York. Buyers here paid
s9@aak, the lower being the more usual figure.
Old Demand no es were bought at Csc.
Silver quarters ard upwards were bonght at 229
81 Per cent premium
, 1862-11-04

For and Against.
a vote for Arnold is vote for the Unio1-
vote for Sherman il vote for Secession
A vote for Arnold il a vote for the vigorous
prosecution Of the war-A vote for Sherman is
q vote against the war.
A vote for Arnold is vote to sustain the
Presidents vote for Sherman il vote
against the government.
A vote for Arnold is vote to punish trsa-
son-a vote for Sherman Is vote against pa
triotism.
4 vote fer Arnold is vote to restore loyal
men their country-a vote for Sherman is q
vote to deprive t5c1o Of it utterly.
A vote for Arnold is q vote to put forth all
cur strength to crush the rebels-a vote for
Sherman is vote to enable the rebels to
crush US.
A vote for Arnold is vote to ayenge the
blood of our dead-a vote for Sherman is a
vote to insult their memory.
, 1862-11-04

MIRASOLE'S DANCING
11e ACAEEMT,
III Wabash AyrUue, 1ttW+tn Adams and Jackson IT..
CIasa c;eH vt ali times for beginners.
nCn.InEkNs Class evc'y Tae<iay and Stta.lay.
Tuesday night fur sshu1a-s IND fftcnds ant no per.
FOES adEitte! except those introduced By ncholAss
tsst7-l- ..S7EEu .
, 1862-11-04

Webb cold Hazelwood % medium grade steers
averaging 1870 lbs at g. IS; at the P1ttsb1.sh
gard.
EoGS-Receised on Saturday. s,4ts head TIC
receipts to day were 1s8 head
The market opened arm and quite active, at an
advance Of 1n415c per 100 Lbs over Saturdays
ruling quotations.
Kcquote the following leading sales:
, 1862-11-04

%@es 1s1ee11"As
Aao pouce commissioners have made ample
a'aa &emeots 10 preserve order At the polls
"oss. a Afge and emcieat special force
has been eworn tn, and NO fights or rows viii
be allowed. Any seoundrels who atempt 1t
win be marched into the lock up ~ fast ~
they can be carried there. No man need fear
violence to-oay. he Flu be protected In bis
vote
L Conteapf1ble Trick.
The bogus Democracy several weeks sgo
Tired Bryan and Metropolit.n Halls for last
~ ~. w A1s ~ s1.4o4s'
IN .a,t. nf 49,. +,sa -, ..a- .'s.. ~ -.
~s 4~ - ~
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New York NtoeA and Money Market.
By TeeGrapS.1 EkR foRK, Nov. 3, 1s6a.
Eteon6 Ea7rd- -Ctnrke--DuT3 and 1nwer

GOVERNMENT STOCKS.
Z. s. c'e ,tosK Treasury Sill -1G5Hz
MoNEY-Hark.t moderately acti7e: SOS q
cent on call; 5R6K per cent. on prime paper.
Sterling xchange timer; the quotations are f4l
Gli1SH for merchants aad l446l44H for banEet's
bills
American Gold frmer, 'ope Ing ut SIX and
closing firm ut 3lHG3lH premium.
, 1862-11-04

FIRST WARD.

FIRST WARD.
Dst.sa a1-Po0s viii b open It 1ananyh Stable
Al th.t "A q ths First Ward lying north Of
aknoai1atsa - Fsr't Ward Election District Nam
III g. pax of IL FL va INC h@ase soath
seso%io..sd ~ Fhst Waid Election Dist1ies
SECOND WARD.
Da34xAl-Pons 1t No ~ Dearborn stxeet,
AL tbetAek Of the Second Ward lying north of
the ce9ee1 Harrison sttee4, ehAll be known and
denonioated - Second Wand Election District
Dast,ief Sat TIE Green Tree Hotal, eosnse Of
Third avenue Ana T~eifth street
the cenlfe Of Harrison street. shsl1 6e known and
denomtnat.d as Second Ward Election Dislrici
THIRD WARD.
District 1-Polls will be open at the shenff,s
An that p.rt Of the Third Ward lying north Of
the centre Il Twelfth street. shall be known and
deno1ntrated as Third Ward Election District
Number One
Distries sat the Engine House neax CITY
Alf that part Of the Third Ward lying south Of
denomlneted - Third Ward Election District
| Number TWO.
FOURTH WARD.
Dist,Eef Polls will be open It the City Ar
Hi that Part Of the Fourth Ward lying north Of
| the centre OF Twelfth street, shall be known and
denom1nated ~ Fourth Ward R1sct1on District
VisfzsefsNAt John Rsber's saloon, Archsr Road.
| the centre Of Twelfth street eh4ll be nown and
denominated II Fourth Ward Election District
| Number Two.
| FIFTH WARD.
Distrtet l-Engine House, corner Of Warrington
| and Clinton eftFRE4,
All hat put Of the Fifth Ward lying east Of the
centre Of Morgan street shall be known and ds-
| her Gne.
Distriet a-corner Of Madison md Rucker
All that part Of the Fifth Ward lying west Of
| the centre Of Morgan Street, shall be kuovn and
denomtrated as Fifth Ward Election District
| Number Two.
SIXTH WARD.
District 1-Wett Market.
AL that part Of the sixth Ward lying south Of
the centre Of Kinzte street. ehall b. known and
deno1ninated as Sixth Ward Election District
District AEngine House No. IL.
AL that part Of the sixth Ward, lying north oi
the CENTER Of K1nzfe street, and south Of the cen
sa e LIE e pscs
District s-At pents' House. on Milvaukee
Al that part Of the Sixth ward lying north ol
the center Of Chicago avenue shall oe known and
denominated as Sixth Ward Election District
Number Three.
SEVENTH WARD.
District 1-Cornet OF Chicago avenue and WelIs
street.
All that part OF the Seventh Ward lying eoutt
Of the centfe Of Division street., rhall be know1
and denominated as Seventh Ward Election Dls
trtct Number One
District Sat Foltzl House. on Division street
All that part 0f tho Seventh Ward lying no1tt
Of the centre Of Division street. shall be know1
and deEomtnate ed A. the seventh Ward Election
| District Number Two.
| E1CI117U Uhpn
, 1862-11-04

AGENTS. -Alw coca onee
II AEar1e6 to attend every Fair Snd cas6p Ground
II tho to sell The only tood ant taassssa aesas
S@Sds 3 fe@ 8 e sIs ~ az fsa7 sve;T -
fedn3s saepsee4 q "a fi2ea Seaa r.
, 1862-11-04

Flour and Grain In 4sore In Chicago.
The following table shows the amount Of F1uur
and Gfain in stoKein this city on the 1st Of Nov:
FAJus, bfls Observation-Disclosures. 97G24
y neat. nU U----.-.-~..-..-s 62,57l
Corn. co., ,66A
, 1862-11-04
II Support your soldiers in the field BY
voting to support the Administration.

-~-~--F--"---"-
MeetIu: Of tho Mercantile AssocIa.
tiUR.
The members Of the Chicago Mercantile
Association held meeting last evening. At
their rooms, ". E. Doggett, esq, President,
in the chair. The Secretary read the minutes
of the last regular meeting, which were a2-
proved.
Tie Committee appointed to consider vha.
action should be taken in relation to the Theory
OF Finance proposed BY Judge Campbell, re-
ported progress through M1. E. Hempsted,
and we're continued.
NEW MEMBERS.
On molten Of Mr. King, Christopher Black
burn and - Blackburn were unanimously
elected members OF the Association.
THK BATTERY.
Mr.. Hempsted said that he had been informed
that tho Mercantile Battery was likely to 60
away from the city without receiving their
pay from Government. He proposed that the
Association should advance the boys suall
sum each and wait for u reimbursement from
the paymaster when he shall get around.
Thv President thought there could be no
,,,.nss,. .A;.,4so,, q. %h.+ oorpsa who, ,,1A
f - s:..,a Go ,ss*>Ss 49,. ..s
~ ...a.:...s" ~ ,.sa.1s 80 go aa ~.
5000, can accommodate them.
..-,s 49, s..sa !. aen,,sa e,- ee.a-as
- s,s.1se;o. ~ . .s,,ah;.. 49, ~. 49,. .as
i4''ue1 a4eea 49, e n1..as ~. 49, su .'.sn 4ua
;ae.fsx
'o14ne'4'
~ The Chicago Times threatened to get
~. ~ ,,.,,o. nlr ha-+a ~ [ ~ sA wa 'p'' ' - ~'
'&@~ NN'' w. ~ .-.1 ~
Coon LoYAL worms do you wish to
, 1862-11-04

~
CMaCAG0.
Since this rebellion broke out Illinois
troops have borne the brunt Of many hard
fought battle, and hare crowned the State
srms with victory, and clothed her name With
impeEishable lustre. To-day. the ffeemen Of
Chicago md the whole State must fight the
elecd]ess but no less important battle Of the
t*l'ot box, and determine whether our gal
'ane boys IN the field shall be encouraged,
whether the Administration shall b. sustaioed
n lis enorfs TO crush the REBELLION. andetae
uo't rn"ene maintained integral aao e6tso
n'onS IN ~ ate pAr.s'
A"e.e VT 1wo ocAe.s " .ne ne1o' "s.
nnoIo neAus 'ne ""e, au'oezune ene support
" aae uo'e.e1.e11. no'e !" oae1~sa neAo"
VIC o.u.i "atSu 'eiuses suppots !" ens ~
e4AAnsAs' - VIC A@t'sa eAa.i "e oaesena1}& l1e
tnon<s W. n"se eteat VI! nAse osPeos
~, nooens LAG Ase@ ""len n~so ueea sneu
"m 1Ase peea 1nsn lof nonso'' NC Noleo
80 ...1-.s@,1 ..s I ~ .ntsS.1r ~ ee et " -..s ~" ,
s;-~..ss*a' s' ,s..a s ~, ,o,,a- " -s;os ' m e
.nr.sz -, ~ ~ ;a;.-,,,,.o1 ~ ~. 49,
~ 80 T. :. th.. a1a,w sa,a:.,an,.. - ...s"-
s;s,a-., m., =, ~. .,.E L. ~~ss1s~ e. s's tss
sher.r,n t,cre4 IT. a.1., ..., go. - ze,.t
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-, -~.. 4z~ ns,:|r 49,
80. oA~A
-,..~ ~ .sa,s W .s.ts w" 1u's ~
49, .n~-s~1n ~ All.
se.'r~.... ~: ~ 80. 49,
| ~a.,- .s:e,.t,s - o.
80, 49, ~. ~.
| @. ~~S ~ ;. :.
that your ne3ghbors vote. Bring out every
yote in your neighborhood, and do not rest
, 1862-11-04


ARRIVED. 49,, November +.
Shamrock. Lasalle ], AL brls Aour
Cle-tHan. q lava. SSH bu corn.
Trader, Lasa,le 16 toms sc.ap iron, 60 fbs mer-
chsraise, is rbs rags.
Geo Garner. LsSalle 13 tong scrap iron, wagons.
Cen titu,iop, Ottawa. 5 sD} bu corn.
lumholtt, J0lle3, 0Q0 bu oata, S10 hu wheat
CaJuga, Joliet. 55C1 bu corn.
llnnter. Morris. +. 100 bu corn.
J a Alexander, LockpoFs, 6oo bzls flour, 6 ,0s0 bu
ware, Morris, $40 bu corn.
Australia, LaSalle 1870 br1s -four.
Ianthe. Outage, 4,5h0 hu corn.
Monitor Morris. 4,5Ut bu corn.
Yorktown, Ottawa. 5ssGf hu corr.
A1sdx, LaSu]Ie, 1913 bEl- Hour
God Eagle. LaSale, 1.4at brs flour.
O.a1or. L<,Ct port $500 bu curn-
Monarch. Jnlict. s 600 IN corn.
L,oness, 0ltaWa. 1860 bn corn.
CLEARED November /.
Sebsstopo1, Ottawa 710C0 It lumber, s. 800 ehtn-
rS,enist. Lssal,e. .... .....
cayura:. .Lockport, 1880 # lumber, 70 1os mer-
chandi+e,
c,atie,t, Morris ssts Il lumber, 80 II shingles,
Gladiator. Lassllc, '9 Urls salt, 11c0 bs merchan-
df=e 10So3 # lumber.
Oneida, OTTAWA.
Contest, Norris.
C#saT, LaSa1le ...
Harrington, Marreilles, s.ese # lumber, 10 b,'s
Levi Than, Lasa1le, So 65a # lumber.
RE Goode1i. Ottawa, . IN lumber. 80 m 1ath.
Arctic. Morris.
American Star. LaSal1e.
EVicrscn Offawa.
Geo Taylor, Joliet. 20 SIT stayes sud heaain.s.
s A Douglas, LaSalle, 81, ,75a # lumber, e0.000
ehineles
, 1862-11-04
THE CITY.

fSy~ Do hot fail to vote; your vote may
eecure majority.
HOTEL RoBHER1.-A guest at the Massasoit
House pamed Albert Gleason, from Massachu-
sets, had lis pockets picked, on Sunday
1i.ht, Of $57 while aslrep In his room.
, 1862-11-04

ELECTION RErrKSs.-Arrrangements have
been made at the Sherman and fremont
Houses to announce the returns this evening
AZ fast a81cceired.
, 1862-11-04

VESSELS PASSING DETROIT.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trihune.1
DETEo1r, Nov. 8. 1SG2
CF.-P1op. Oneida.
Dowv.-Psops. Hunter, Missouri; bark Raw
ecn; sehrs. Brown. Monticello, Human, Perec-
verx1ce, Persia, Murray, Coriuthian, Essex, ELI
Ba es,Collingwood. Wellington Qeaking,) North
ern Belle, Crawford, Stella, o1ow, Powell. R.
Brown, j. ". Hail.
, 1862-11-04

ELECTION NEws.-Ihe proprietoEs OF the
fremont House have made arrangements for
receiving the latest news from the elections in
New York and Illinois, which viii be posted
upon their bulletin board, tonight.
, 1862-11-04
T. If the bogus Democracy are su uccesbfnl
to-day, the country Is ruined.

STABp1KG AFrAY.-John Shultx was brought
up In the police court yesterday, charged with
assault upon another German named Fuchsliu,
at The house Of the latter, on Archer Road,
Saturday cvenirE. The attending physicia
represents to the court that three wounds had
ttcn inflicted with some sharp :weapon-one
7,etwecn his ribs, three and q half inches long,
and half an inch deep; another under his
arm, and third on the back OF his neck.
From The testimony, the tray appeared to be
the cd'ndx OF some personal 2n1mosity. His
1hysician thinks Fuchslin will recover from
lis wounds Shultz was bound oycr for his
appearance at the Recor de1's Court. in the
s3,nl Of SG00-
B Are the people OF this Congressional
District willing to be represented in Congress
hy man Who cannot pass an examination FOL
primary school teachers
To the LAbsrAnG Me4 sf ChfeAEo.
Tbe working men Of this city will zenefn
ber thst whe1 the Sherman House VIA being
erected . poor 1lboreF in the employ d
s.Hove I'M 8he4nan fell from the scadoldine
o6tbehoufc and wss killed By having his brain
da:bed out upon the sidewalk. 1nnmedlAtelJ
afterwards box wA placed upon post nea,
The spot where he fell, Tor Subscriptions fo1
The I'D Of the widow and her poor family
Our citizens contributed liberally. Ths pzia
1kzs In The 9RlBrSz ofRee, who cannot a4fori
n ceut where Sherman cau afford hundreds a
<ollass contributed ono hundred md alxfs
.d1ollars.
How much did Sherman, tho rich nan, th
owner Of the building and fAe employer Q
- the kboseF coofriputeS
2*e poors 1>a1try s.sss Of fse Ae9ssT
1AhoEezs Of Chicago. Whist DO yo0 think {
fbztr il euch man ~ that your hieAd
VIII You vote for such man9
H Tie snceess Of the bogss Democzse
to-day vii eaad1e The whole EXPENSES of til
war upou tie North b y@;ns!rg - coz1<ca'
4t ~
, 1862-11-04
E jeff Davis will hail with delight the
| success of the Democratic ticket today.

- The neatest article yet is the new cur
reney wallet, for sale by AcNally & ca, 81
Dearborn street.
, 1862-11-04

:.
& Ser' S'' ''''''@' @1A''a dassa" I'D N laaa-
sesr Eir fs.se neS r. Tm s5,npy 5s,%py h''
ss1& h3G' eh3se3ee.' Aa"@4oa' 3anaso~oe' 80 m
Hehr Eaabo.n. Hyben. Rav cftv 4 on h.,.
sehr B Penaela, Easton, Mf1vsukea.
%te 5ans fs
@.1A h.+E AnoH''o11' oouea n"se"' o'eotds
schs Illinois. Burke. xu.seeon. II m ,nmb. =,
r timber
Sei Sehr fpiton' Ttlss os@e.o ss b1s sa1r nt' "@'
seh1 St Andrews, Norris, Pfssque Lie. 30 tons
srhr PinTrr HcYeod p,e.one Tale 40 tons c,41
Sehr st Psrt Mosher. PtetGue isie Is tons cod.
schr Queen civ. stone. PTesaue lie. 10 tuns
srb, Posns- eoa1; rov,~ CLEVELAND ~ tim. c,.r.
sehr % Him. frnE. ClsVslsnd. % 40 I tons % e5si '
sehf " sa.' = Grant, 'sek'on' clevelsno' a'o tons
schr TrTktovn. ;Iohnaoa cleveland 4uttons cos1-
echr Ams1;s En"t9sh Rnffaie e's10 7 @''3'0 s'"'-
schr Howell HoppocE, Tucker. Buffalo.
schr sebr F1eYY,ne FF1eY ~: ~; sa15sf R sas5o @
schl NJ Vernon. a.1nss. % B1dslo. I'd % 16t, m lumber,
schr shook Hea,ns Rn9sn " - iomos5;
scnE wm Aiasiea: sla=ea. Two Rivers. 70 cds
schE Queen Of the West. sargeeon, Green B.y, $50
| p lumber
sehF Tempest Ten Williams Green Bay. 1ao m 1ua,~
sch1 odin: B1a1- hard. muekegon, % m lumber. 60
| N Ath
6chr Free Ma&ou, HineGaz. Green Bay, 10 n shin
| Elea'
M Msehf Gen Foote. Mch1nz1e, BQhalo. 100 tons coal.
| SCI Y mGfey- AcUonAd 6uhAlo, NJ to0s coal.
sc6t E.cer. Bryan, Buffalo, an tons soal
oeh1 nlhss ot the WIND, B&sse. Buffalo, $50 tons
eA Ean Gua1
hF W a9iTns TeaGoi n1naios Hutons co9t.
| s ~ - e1tua a@'gs1' huItato ~ Tons coal.
sehE schE CT fh., e1sx; Wy; bansle xoson: coal!
I 49, Mvon1I' : EAty o41~40 @N0 t0AN CUM.
scar seo 1hnsany, seaueJ, Buffalo. 1.32 orls salt,
| cs s1oI5 Gat.
es g. 81 hGa. H. 19e n11sio x9as ~ saeEa eal.
sehf sehr "a kee P15agit boa!o 1sc9 ss!s @ st.
= Sante's Y tCAAatHs oHuAo. 44&N oE1s ealI
scaf 48af6si1an, Clement banslo, 1:7o3 bsIa salt.
sshl sh = 4on' ' Ghll9e. o9nAo 6o0 0fts salf;
s s. e astts nl&esow; 6aaAlo. Ag! ofla Aaie
SshI Rsh13 t1fmeAt; 1anao * 1SG otis e2is'
S4t nnspao4S. GtAk5t OsMe&1 ~ 99ie sa4s.
sehr Ep. EEap,a pg1hss @ b9aals, sa9 6sls @ % ~:
schr Elight: Young Cleveland; 20 tons coal.
sSx = ~ MoeSa Hsss.a Aias1 faes u ca Wo1a
| ~ L.s AN"1~AA~@S~AS N@~9AAAA6e@ss ~ ~ AAH3'
senr a,9si~ 1ss XVI. paa.,o 9oo .o.,
| 60 49, ~. Asss.V 4sc sgAe <14; n,r
senf Ills. tasa ~ h'nssford' 1omk1nson, baaalo' 81
sS0o ~0~1-
, 1862-11-04

UNITED STATES CoCRT-BJors Hon Thomas
soad-CHANcERY.-No. 375-Set down
for hearing. No. 530-Deferdants plea In abatc-
ment stricken from files. No. 566-R=ferred to
Master to report amount due. No. 5S3-Reter-
red. P. A. Hoyne as epecta1 Master to exam
inc defendants, etc. No. 43 Decree to be eu-
tered. No. G05-Defendants ruled to plead
or answer within ten days. No. 6l5 Referred
to P. A. Hoyne, special Master, to take proof,
&c,
No. 321-Common law. c. B. Rogers ct al.
vs. Joseph B. Doegett, was on trial during
the entire session Of yesterday. This is an
action on the case The facts are substantially
as follows; In 1855 one Robinson deposited
with Broom, Osborne & Co., thengreA estate
brokers on Clarke street, eight hundred dol
lars in gold, with Instructions to them to
locates quantity Of land in Iowa on his &C.
count Broom, Osborn s. Co. failed before
the location Of the land and the deposit re-
maiEed claim against their estate. Robin
son afterwards assigned this claim to ". 81.
Doane, agents for the p1ainsiffs, who were
dealers in machinery, and it is alleged BY the
plaintiffs that Mr. Doggett, who was. one Of
G4IV Q50!kA+NH VI ~ " ~ NQ.3 A4AA1AERANoEAEE4
the condition Of the assets Of the estate, and
so induced Diane to take the claim. It subse-
auent1y turned out that the estate was insol-
vent and could not pay the general liabilities
This suit is brought to recover the amount
from 1Ir. Doggett. Defendant denies any
misrepresentation and alleges THAT it was
generally believed at the time Of the assign
mtnt that the assetts were far in eycess Of the
liabilities. The property, however, 80 greatly
deprecated that the preferred debts wera all
that could be paid. TIE case Is still on.
Judge Green and E. Van Busen for plaintiffs,
| and Gallnp & Hitchcock for defendants.
sErEn1oR CoCRT.-Tho November term
/ opened yesterday, but, without transaeting
auy business, az adjournment was taken to
Wednesday.
The Circuit Court aud United States Courts
have also adjourned to Wednesday morning.
| E Vote to sustain the Administration to-
, 1862-11-04
Every vote cast for tha bogus Demo-
cEacy Is fire In the rear of our gallant troops.

w "Andre Dc Taverney," being the fnal
conclusion OF the "Countess Of Chazny,"
"six Years Later" &C., by Dumas, has been
received by McNallJ tS Co., 81 Dearborn
street.
, 1862-11-04

W John Shay, private in the 17th WIS
constn regiment, company G, left his paper
with come attorney in Chicago, to collect his
bsck pay, &c. He hts forgotten the Office and
name Of the attorney. VIII the gentleman
leave his name at this Office aud oblge the
soldier, who fought and was wounded at
Shiloh.
, 1862-11-04

TO Chicago for support, to-day. Do not dis
appoint them.
, 1862-11-04

TEE EoRwEG1ASs TR1-E TO 11nERTr.-Au
enthusiastic Clion meeting Of Norwegi ms
was held at Boedeckes's Hall, on Hubbard
etreet, Saturday night. Speeches were made
by 1yer Lawson, n. Larsen, J. D. Ward, c. 4.
Jones, and others. Another ronsfng meeting
waa held last evening 1t the same place. The
Norwcgians true to their old traditions, In.
herit the spirit Of liberty and will rally to a
1nan around the Administration and the
Urion. No Tory blood ruus in their veins.
Trey viii make themselves heard at the ballot
box today.
, 1862-11-04

E- The Battle Cry Of Freedom, at the
Ballot Box to day.
, 1862-11-04

r. Ra11y round the ballot box for the old
lag, the Admin 1istration and the Union.
, 1862-11-04

We hare made extensive arrangements for
securing full returns this evening; still, our
friends will place us In their deb: By lending
helping hand and furnishing us with what
ever returns they may obtain, In order that
our tables may be complete If possible
, 1862-11-04

Board OF TRADE ELEcT1oS.-At the cleo
lion yesterday to I'LL lvacancies occasioned
by resignation, William q. Low, Esq,
was elected 1st Vice-President; E. W. Dins-
more, Esq, Director for the long term, and
Z. Maple, Esq, Director for the short term.
, 1862-11-04

DuRGLAH1Es.-Casey's grocery store, cor
ner Of Franklin and Ontario streets, Was
broken into Sunday Eight and robbed OF IF
tcen dollars worth Of railroad tickets and
postage etarps-
The establishment of Vim. Goggins, cor
Ter OF Franklin and Huron streets, Was also
entered and robbed o1 six do1lars worth Of
1ailroad tickets and postage stamps and q
kilyer watch.
, 1862-11-04

~ By voting fur shesnaan. yoa uippas
ths aarainlatraaiao, pass'y.s the Eoyseaaeat,
md cemproz5se with txa1lou,
, 1862-11-04

~ Remember that every vote cast for
Sherman to day refuses help to our brave boys
In the field.
, 1862-11-04

On Hrs F1rr1Ern ,B1nrH- DAr.-John L.
Wilson, esq.,, Of the Journal, has sent one Of
ssps" = fine pair Of canvass back ducks, killed
On his Gflit,h birth day. Thanks for the Kind
remembrance Our best wishes, friend Will
ton, that you may be engaged in the same
rport f1fty wears hence.
, 1862-11-04

LARcEN1 OF BUFFALO RoDEs.--A valuable
Buffalo robe was stolen from buggy in front
of s. W. Tha;cher's residence, lac North
Iesalle street. Sunday evening. Thefts and
bnrglafies are increasing to an alarming ex-
tent
, 1862-11-04

II 1te success Of ths hogss DemocnscJ
to-day vii sadd1e shs whole expenses Of this
war upou tie North b y@;ns!rg - cozd cato
ubcl FaCQez1y+
, 1862-11-04

C1Tr M,ssroS.-The managers Of the Ladies'
City Mission Of the IL. E. Church. will hold
1lt1r regular monthly meeting ut 9 O'Clock
this afternoon, in room No. II, Methodist
Church Block. 4 full and prompt attendance
is desired.
, 1862-11-04

E Giye one day to your Government,
pgainst the Tories.