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, 1863-11-03

:. =. II. Loverldge Of Texas.
Editors Chicago Tribune: -

attended lecture last evening BY E. F. Lover.
ioge oa o Hons.on county Teas on the present war
ne; re N1rth: Justice however, il Justice, and be-
iteve Kepnbllcaps can afford 10 be just. And az
h.l hayc seen several attacks on him In New York
St'g ~ pspels, Wish to eay who and what be is.
NJ. Lo7e1idge IL Southern States neht'' poli
t hflan lam e9ry for It, but never was 1 splendid
mind more sadly cat1itd a,tray. A mere youtb in
appea1ance, almost "a delicate ae girl bis on
tory is unique, and Of a strange power Speakfn.
without norea Or manuscript he has voice r,n,ss
Mke an organ th.n anythipE can eompase It TO-
he has 10 patience With the cant ana hrnocp;sr
OF both Northern aud Southern Democrats, and
appeals ioI the South on grounds eophisticaI, I
grant. hut t'nlF strongly eloquent. His rsma.ka
or on Nolthein Democracy and democrats are cutting.
Rs1hltties % II, asd 1 seems to rtse above parties
pectiVipg himeelf. he deceires others. Tie honss
here vas crowded to rePlet!on. and that, too, by
men who hate the cauee he advocates, / giro thes1
hs fasts as hare seen them I wish bis speech Lad
been Etehographed, for hts picture Of ScYn1onr.
Wood d Co. Of New York. was severely lust. Bnt
It Is the elocut!on, after all that is The most note
"4.eny may HA1t o1 h!s ofal!0n. CANADIAN.
, 1863-11-03
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CHICA CD.

AKRIVEu...... November Z
Prop City OF Boston, McHenKy, UEacnsburg suadrfcs
Prop Cleveland, Reed, OEdeo8burs, sundrSGd
Prop Tounw auoa, Langley, buffalo. sundrte9
Prop II Nluslow Smith. buffalo, sundifea.
Prop Sur, Jonts, Godes1en. 800 brla salt so b1s
sugar. =
Bark Gen BUR- side HAlpio, Port Huron lo N lu1n.
her, 30 N 18th
Bark Northern Light. shele7. BaE City, 40 N lumber,
IS Ii lAsb.
Bark Daua5e. Gotten, Bay CITY. - N lumber. . 30
Bark MAJOR Anderson, InRfshsm Bav CITY. 466a hris
EAlt - ''s "'
Bark Ke9. Whtte and Blue. Dsvls, Buns1e. 100 tons
Bark Nreloas, K1sAatop. Aeaouines. ~ n luups9.
, 1863-11-03
TIE WEST MARKET HALT,
UNION NEE TING.
The Masses Aroused.
Grand Rally for the Union Cause
Speeches by Gen. OSIesby, e
A. Storr~, and Others,

The Cnlou meeting at West Nsrtet u,1, ,,-,
rv1nfnp vvas a n,t ,1nt;, to... -. A4A, As'
-9' We 0F4.,t'N4s AsasI NJ when hundreds
. o. 1eSa! mep gathered. The hall rcsoundcd to
cheers for the Administration, the braye men in
" 1ae ae.o' aha ee oo'on ueket- Il all the Union
voters IN COOK couniy Will work for the cause Is
VIZ asstmoisa sa at tlts Meeting have
oeeetnneo - 70 1hoos 1of H. Tonight viii see Chi.
N. st 1,e1n1s commence, ,,t,s,,na u..,- ..,
Eng Peopte sneaeea sa'aef1eg early, and
:. bvc. De Wolf ESQ.,. md mon b5a ,1nt,o, T n
Ward, ESQ Twas elected ptesident.
NJ w.ra nnon +,t,np +h, ch.,,
z,tr,,,o 7s,o,-ts m tha frnnor...as s - w. ,oN
f;on. and tben int,odnced Nj = H.r,a. s.s ~.
.ao,.o c+4to a,.v ~ rn.an W., s++1. nno
Tearasn .olawen upon his hease1t' and every maj
in the room seemed determined IN IN HIS shave r
, 1863-11-03

arc tho agents. Joa VIII remember Of tho Secretary Of
the 1easury+ for the sale Of tho hvet~enty no,dy
end It IL said that they acknowledge pront ofthrec.
eicha OF one per cent On the total amount Of sales
II That amount therefore, be correctly stated at s6
COZ COO, then the money this banking house has made
In less thsn eighteen months Is Soeoeto
TEE NATIONAL FEsANcEs-The subscription agent
reports the tsle Of go veewentes Thursday
List. the largest Eale yet mace Ia any day. oae
boston house took over two ml1lona At this rate OF
sales. the amount remaining uusod win he consumed
In sx weeks or less The Ten ags' Eot1co which wss
publshed somo time a1ncc, only referred to the With
efaw Of the loan By the Secretary, while the
authorized WAS unkold So little remains that it will
probably be left to be exhausted on tho principle OF
" 11st come n1st eeryed,"
, 1863-11-03
a CARD,
To all Afflicted With Catarrb. rhronf
D1ReAAeN. and 4 AGtctiux.s M I M Ghn.r

To all Afflicted With Catarrl,. Ghront
D1seaseS, and Affection. OF tno Chest.
d. Wtnslow Aver. Ply eIcsau for Affections of
sl1 NE thto:t @ ard Cheat, Rooms II and Il IcCor-
mess n1. Building corner Of Randolph aud Dearborn
NET Of Practice; The extraordinary suscxss
which has attended his practice in this CITY. has
e1aoiea MN to refer to the best and mort respoa-
that at who bare need Of medical std, eitler @ @ for
Casa!Ih, AEthms, Bronch.ts, Or Consumnrfoos
shoaia s,C make ,S eaty application. The patient At
here for treatment, can, after IN examination ~
toI1 honle and pursue the cuuzae ct treatment
VIII success. Where 4 Is impossible for tie psry
many Of his symptoms as possible. aud rfve snSh
ecription as III afford correct idea of te cas
list OF questions will be furnished upon apn1ics.
tou' Loy2. .P25f4t-N .T-W-F .
, 1863-11-03
q Your ro:e may insure the election Of
1npH1 r a. rEt1,+os
The Chicago Zounyes and Tho North.
western Fair.

:. Remembering tho many comrades t,,7e, anil
leote yet in the field, that oLce formed a portion
o. nus command. TIE zouayes cannot resist this
fort on the part Of the Ladies' Of thc erest Enrth.
west n behalf Of ouR suffering soldiers. We hxya
Gnly to mention the name ot tnis popular corps to
1hsnie ln1l houBs, tie public 90 well fno,o ther
hGstt exhibition dill ever Witnessed IN TITS city
II Wall take place at their asmoty (LiGht Gqsrd
M. LAID corner Of State AID Randolph streets, On
The Whole Battalion (nndtr command OF Ma}o,
Ofhnd n their heYy and elegant Chasaeur uniEorm1
VIII fase part IN the exercises which viii cousist
Company and Battalion Dan, Manuel OF Arms'
Sktnntehirg, Leading and Filing, and BaYonet
Dttll, interpreted with music
, 1863-11-03

CHICAGO DAILY maRREr.

rpp,e4,nz MosDAr EVENING. Nov 2,1aes
We're 81 e PEI eS ose II
win wheat, At l2Te; schts Fsme ana 81 Pap VII
e9rE nt ac prop Idaho and bark Golden Feece viii
Ta sshE ReeE's 9fDe
and $l9 70 Boston-r1ll rom Buffalo. The Grand
a eslha sliTay s tSok tour to Portland and
Ihe Eaiiioaas hare their rstcs 15c onsoar
rork ~ 4 ana Lake Erie, being now 81 6s and to
Mara active sna satheF eas,er sales Nesa as
10 SEEH Sis Wh.s5 Wia.e4 II Ar
MST5h 80 Ta a1 l: sEls e e. q y sREIsa Exr
sseeo e. ~ 1T ko9a sl!ss ioe bis supsSor =
GU easrs as q g. ss1 brs s hSH,
sse IL tasassz ssrsn 3 81 81 y 3E
RIA WhAh 4 1ote5 i sqiE 4 81 i'
WE @MnE4TiS sToRE -loo ID E6. Eed at sIi5. sfstya
a y e SSSsaf { j'ts'; t. d
i sa! e eis!ssa e sssz i
nz rs s.Es & e se5te IN nsgs at s,x on
ri q sSlspss e 1oGes1 GoIn bg T.
e. !sa?s 'sfs}a, s. g 6 i sSH
ana shSde SetIst Int 81 FEE; ~; nm @Mafkes opened acye
Aq Oats u store at coc C10 81 do q. ns AZ.
t6o q ~ Oats ln store At 5oc 6n bn CO a:
nu &c At 3sG0 bu DO {short rece1ntst
II @ 16 by " Ne {, Pets IN store at sc I'D bu d
Maf Ky fE|l'eGeiSec 5127 ou Market steady. Sales -
46to ba No Rye IN store At nc $500 bH do At giIc
z4o ~ 1o q slhc; go on do at9ic.
>, r n EA-hes e! Cd, 1858 bu, Market 2a3c
~ ~ 6er T. Sa!e* 4 hn Barley In store At s5
''4p ~ en e GO At sl M 1sE 500 bu do It $1.las
M tG1l = ulQI!lNomiaal ut 81 :oe@1 10 . gallon,
rooa q Is "a a. heaSy Sales to-day t-IS bags
BkQOM coRN-sc,,ce AMI 8, ,. zo
Ton. ~0 PAAAe a. e-~"ss" z
). =. = h.LTIER-C Choice qualities sre in good demand
quote: ~A~es '1to- we
, 1863-11-03

l 1Iemc37S Ea ue9kf140 FA1fs
We are requested to state that on account Of the
continued inc1emency Of the weather, and the
aght prospect Of any alteration for the better for
SONS time to come, the Ladies' and Genslemena
Eqnest1ian Fair is postponed Till the summer Of
1854, and Will take place during the last week in
Jure and the nrst week in July Of the next year
] On next Thurfeay the ticket office will be opsn
for tie redemption Of outstanding tickets, or II
the holders choose to keep them they will be good
when the Fair takes place. The managers desire
to announce, also. that all persons who won
prizes durlDg the brief continuance Of the Fair.
have received what they were entitled to, sud that
the Fair has no outstanding debts Of that desc.lp
tion.
~ The soldiers are fighting the enemy In
foDt-you shou1d to d,y fight the "treio-the-
rear"
The following from Judge ROOFS
ye1t, respecting tho Wilcox l. Gibbs Sewing lii.
chine, speaks for itself:
NEW YoRK, October 9Th, 1853,
GENTLEMEN: When purchased ons Of your
sewing machines, not long ago, yon very faisly
gave me the privilege OF returning 1t within q
moth; bat after a few days trial In the family.
I found that 1t would be much easier to keep Il
1uAA ~ w HatANAkAks = w Auk IHeAQ 10 u1bDafdTA
other machiues, which, in the hands Of ptact1ced
operatives, hare done the public inestimable ser.
vice. but .unstsay that your machine has certain
moral and social advantages which make 1t pecu-
Ia1y cafe to Introduce In ths family circle. tits
simple, swift, ensily donesticated, and yery In
Offensive. It Ia never obtruaiye and noisy. oysr.
poweriug domestic conversation, and has no y,o-
lent and eul}en fits, disturbing the family teuper:
It will not even chafe ladys dress, and 1t viii do
weeks work in single day with the least poast
bic waste Of patience and thread. You have ar.
ranged eycgthing to accommodate the operate.
and assist beginners, and, as most houeekeepera,
am told, only sew atlnersals, they are constant
u getting out Of practice and ara always begin
re's. The fact that you use a single thread md |
Rn ordinary spool is great convenience, but this
60 doubt, has given rise to come misgtYlng in The
pnbaic mind in regard to the strength and dn.abfl
ty Of the stitch. The head Of my family Informs
ne, after consultation with other female heads Of
antilles, who have long used your machine, that
he stitch is as etrorg as the material, and vii,
ast as long aa the garment. and little longer:
20 the question for the pnblic to decide is, whether
nJhing stronger OF longer ia really needed In do.
nestle lie Respectfully yours,
s. WE1H RooeEyELT, IS william street.
~ Don't let any thing Keep you from the
t1n To- d. |
, 1863-11-03
ILLLN0Is AND MICHIGAN CANAL


Especial Dispatch to tho Chicsgo Tribunal
BR1Daxeozz, NOV. 2, 1863
CLEARED.
Excelsior, Ksnkakee co + 1umbe. leo oo satnoyea
Asmesta. Joflet, 9tsa shingles, wv '.@1s1s''
$Ja EJenss,snh9n1 LockpoIt q TINS coal
Monarch. yoiet, &. COG 4 lunher, 10000 1ath
sMaF1etta, kaakakee, s., 80 It lumber.
T. EOrthDp, Frkon
Imperial, Lockporr, Is tons coal. $3.50 ns rnasa.
G4-EAhED......s.......-.E l.
8: A Douglas, No 2, Seneca.
Ottawa, Ottawa, 50 SO bri s,aves and nesa1ne.
ARRTVED..... {lrt a
Ahg'r.na1 n Lasale oco bu cofn 1890 bu vheat 2s
Ae,snse, Athens. A ycs rube stone 10 yds dimension
Eslte sm1ts: Athena. y ydsruh!e stone.
AhhlVED.s....''''....E l.
Col MulnGau. LASalle, III tons cca1
Cn9hn an Ottawa, bu corn, 2G00 bu vheas 50 brts
oseapsPssy. Ottawa, 1,s bu wheat. rs bu oats, go
Geo I Taylor, Joliet, Is yds rnp1e stone,
dams, No2. Joliet, 30 Yes rubf1 stone.
s..J Gale, Athecs. Is yda dimension stone.
- ~ $ ARRIYED....,,.,Soy .
Rescue, Utica, 1eo tons sand
Alliance, cttnwn, s,9c0bu corn.
, 1863-11-03

GoFIoSEDnil. heavy and decidedly lowe, u,eer
ZIG lor nlcdling uplan1s, 4'' 'A4es ~ o-es
1cEe9 csd9oHrEFes common grades heavy and shade
mace hyancs are SCARCE and firmly hef1 ~
SsG96zo for ezra state; 81 a@7 50 for c1ta roand
aoop Uhio 36s9 u tor trAue bFauds-closinr inii
VIII 20 enJsrs at outeite quotations. N4''
ashI-HarEet opened q Bhate 1ruer and closed
49et u at3431c for state Ald F e1tern =.
nKA!H--N heat heavy auu IGS2c lower at 81 3taf n
~ y si sGaiess3 Il ~ spslnE q fof en5;
teI 5ed EeItetn 80 for amber Michigan. Corn
ta13s saS hsayy and prices Without ms
western Ind state '''ss-Se Ao1
NooL-QuteI and trm
IE@Gs!s!oss-PotS @ opened du1 heavy and lower.
ana a1S sIoes9 at. sseaaeF g IS s@s oT Old ess
a.; @iss @ foF feT pstne f1i osl6 81 fer nav prtne
5S % 13!5 sf9sK SsIT,I Gs old aae 1sE aoysmbsE ist
A5s15; same cate last ysaE Isl IS hrls. Bess
,ef s1's Ee.i tota ttcc od and rev nov. lss s.
FsSnsts. mst ni,z tss t;es das da,s IT 5ss,
Godt,ate regnt.t st Us esls So Cnt Mests 5tst
hnr hf4s - sAe6hc 1or tnou dels. and 9@cc fos
1AE1. EAceh tl3es quiet and Ht tcka:2cd Ls-n Arm.
Apfu at IL r 7's-~|s~' e~S1&A* AVA A1sfSl A-1h
, 1863-11-03

MoaoAy EVENING. nov, Z. 1sa.
bEEf cAFFLE,-Tha entered sales Of Beef cattle
1nee me e'ofe OF ags market at the various
5arts In tho city amount to 1s1 head at prccz ran7
ing from $lsozso, and for one snt lis Minos stee1s
sold By Howard to Handbook at tie, Cottage Crow
fascs average weight Of which WIS 1,ss ns, sa5 per
1@cEt"as paid. There Is good feeling both iii ehio
re1s and Packers and an actye demand at p.ces f,iy
IS high as we're given On Saturday. few sa1es haye
also taken place on Government sccou.t chiefly for
UKht md common Rfalea
, 1863-11-03

:, GnTs1!ho new Gin Book House, 1853 cl,,k.
netreen Madison aud Monroe ttreets, in Nor1i..
Ard giving out some costly gifts, satu1d.y. IL
= = D,akeI, Tember Of the Board OF Trade recciYei
an e!egatt E1ttef Cooler. worth $ls: Dr. z. Il.
tor Vs1uea at 5000 with ten shilling book: Mr
=; ~. =: ssanaeFs Aom siGourney, Iowa, received d
Gake "a Basket, worth k15.l0, with family Rfbls.
Mc advise all Of our readers in want of tnisndIi
Fh9fogssP9 - Albume, Family Bibles, and DooEs, 10
~0'4 a. 4so e4a'A etfeet- uoy3..tA
, 1863-11-03

FLOFR-QuleE. II =
GRAH-NHeat Ia node.ate demand parties apart
ior Nc Chicago srr:nE; 81 g tor Red Winter West
FNxt1H1s- Car Il ffeights firm and unchanged
lxroEIs- A,Ne ctls douE. le6,9c0 hn wheat, 1860
tp corn. 9,ft0 6u barley ' y
EHoa3 Is zoo br1s aonr, lG 400 bu wheat, Is, 40 bu
corn, 20 CO Tn oats. o. N bu barley.
The Be 1ru OF Trade close their fou1uA tomnrow
, 1863-11-03

Philadelphia n1nrke,-Nov,
FLoEE-EEm eurerAnc Is 5aa5 Is.
EEAE:-Wl eas drm sales 0c0 hu rtd at 81 5cal 81:
FElfe 81 60. Corn nrna ut 81 I 5Gal p7
e@uc, ~ @'~ - 1 ~ ~-"
.,a ,PaRMoy1mg1oss7Pork e. + firm; mess e1saa Dsef a1m at
$lSM@ l6 Co. Lard ike, -
, 1863-11-03

Flour md Grnln In Store In ChIcuuo-t)et. II.
The following table shows the do1r and grain In
store In this city on the s1st ult compared with tne
amount In store On the corresponding Gate in 1Es1
, 1863-11-03
TIE GREAT NORTHWESTERN
FAIR.
tlattering Prospects for the Second
Week,
Aoo1t1ona1
OIAwn, DC.


.
: n.sN DasAons-3faxe
D1a"n, DC
= A1thoueh ves4s-t,--.....-
FAINT day, the attendance W., yer la,ee At c,rb
| the several halls. and eontr,hntton, ..,,s -
Il o,a,.y froun rve,v on.-tsr =. IN % eame IN
,;,t ~ :. ssa,t,a.., a s.ae.a ~ ~.n DC seen bye
been liberal, At Bryan Hall, and at The uCy,1os
IS sbop.r At The 1sttrr so~..s, ...as Sut'os
cold at auction. embracing those Of Madison M
roe, Adams. Jaekson. Job, 1.,,,. 49, A1
o,hc,a rna rm.,nas oAeoo AsIof, 4
il lot Of rare old coins, wiu be sold st = o,c,oc ~.
l. ncsaay afte1pooa. - '''0 a. . CLOCK We
The contributions from GOOD old f,on,or+,.,,. =,
. her Western Sons and Ssrshts.s se'ieata a'
Q place, two tahle. =, 49, Ausu1ets, na no now
i The display Ia very .ach md attr,c1t.s - sue'
e Another new feature IN 1,roo .ho. 49, s,,.
with Fast Indian ~ cn,+o.,na. se ls snoseass' hn'
by Capt. Jay OF New York, most beauttfo
NJ. -, e.sseon.
AUG on'og ha4 as st1a ~ llbera1ly patronize
he reeein,s kn ,as.e,os. "as 4bue Mo-
are of lsst weeF E ~ "-s:naz. ~ nge a. inc ave
ssrved up to day At noon, "''' !.
This xrek 1.,o. ,,r.n,,a. -.
u;1l - 49,. ..aIoe. u excursion paftts
one a1rtvtd last evening from Lsfsyatte - fnd od
o:luslce upwards OF 3oo visitors to the Fair. Tn
Plttslt prospects ATT, that this will bs the rrea
Hnan ,h 9 tne ss New articles hsse been place
md attraetive q evel: '@ '''<(r' - 1es
The fo,1oxtna Sns ror.sseosaanaa eossn.so1loNs.
aus 'ono"1ng correspondents, Published by Il
quest Of the lady managers ofthe Fair, is eloquen
~ ' $AA '''''''' CHICAGO. Oct % 1se,
1osEfn r. Hay, 47s Broadway, MI.
the n. q Fair; chicEerins sous a,so ,osaq A. .
piano. VIII yon do the eamcf The Wa n.t ~
syen ~ ior is
., -
A1Axsos REED, Temple Of Music ch;esse. sc ~ .'0''
the best n1so5 von ns haney Donate in my uams
/ wv A"'e " my "ake;
or- -. r.,., r. HALE
asnd n, ~, ~ita 1oy-toese $50 Donations count Nd,
. 'ne eGerTs tSs,r md taetr friends remember
tic eae1s' nrnt ~ This Hieep inso their pocket 70.
1notna q NJ Heed, and by his friends, the eener.
ous, PaHlotle msnnfaSturers through him. keen
On En- Renuemen ths l.dles sell the pia1os as fast
melt! A' s'n'sa
The following needs no explanation:
n III. ror,, ston. 1.... eatc1ao, NOV 1853.
- e'oao 'aaeous oI Chcago:
e,n pfF1poee 70 d9nste to The Ladies' Northwest
one canal soat load GO coIds) Of oar inst class a.
hubble stone Bids for the ssms viii be 1ecsiyed
u E1r M ontGe " Friday ne3t, Nor 9Th. The load
slscfn + T4Ico77;,
corner OF Market and jackson st1cetg.
o,s So!. s. Abbott IT.; ,s'q jefferson gives two
sold with the stocE slr,-a1v cortrihnfa5 ~ u y
netaay afternoon, at O'Clock, In front Of Brysn
, 1863-11-03

lLE N0oN fRAfER MERTISd.-This meet.
Christian risto,s to The city. Yestcrdayrsnresenn.
tsatlscs hom !onr of our armies were uresent.
n1nonsets are alTsys Welcomed and invited to a.
o. the Ch1tltian Comnaif sion, Chat{anooea' Was
nad, g1v1rE an Interesting account OF dfteen
PaaSer meett1gs held With the wounded on Sab
prayers in behalf Of our sufarint. snliars
, 1863-11-03
QARDa

To Persons Suffering from, Diseases
Of the Eye and Ear,
M.J: B. Walker continues to attend exc1usfvc1v
70 ia's important speciality which be has practiecd
With great success for MS lat Tourfefn rsnrs
OMce III South tlark street, Chicseo. Zs"'''
Examination frce, noaoarne ~
, 1863-11-03

Ar1stng from Specific causes, In both ee1es-neM
and reliable treatment, In reports Of the Howard
Assoctaton.sent IN sea1ed letter envelope ffee Of
"a Association. No. South N1cth Street FEi1a-
ars
, 1863-11-03

Baltimore Mnrket-Nov. =.
FLOUR Pi.m. Ohio e4tra $121
GHAN- u heat, white advanced 425c: rel steady
Corn u11: white $l.13
Nulsk1-Dpl1 and dropping, At tb1G6lHc
, 1863-11-03

:, 20 70 TIE BEBT-9o TO BRIAHr d SrnAror'a
CRlo49o COMMERCIAL Cor1xaE, to get tho.uuVh
practical businees education. For clrculars al.
Chicago, lft oil. AN1s
, 1863-11-03

Today, as our readers may remember, the con
rcntton Of 1rifh leaders. in the Fenia4 orgauixa
ton. Will open ct their h6 in this city, northwest
cor1ez Of Wells and Randolph streets. This con.
gress in It's representation Of ability integrity,
ae expected to sn1pase any assemblage Of the kind
cation has for its scope the attainment Of Irends
fretdom, and the Introduction OF practical cu1.
ture adapted to the episit Of this age among the
John otMatoney. the chief Of the organization,
is man Of distinction in the void Of letters and
he 1s among practical and national Irishmen at
home and abroad, the moet honosed and lnAuen-
tial self.sasiacipg aad patient, but large minded
and tnoomlitable. ne has euecessfMly carried this
organization against m array Of enmity which has
poae seeey aenefss Tho@ss r faaeis 5as
Gesghcr and Michael Corcoran, each Of whom
hare rendered efficient services in the national
form pztt Of this brilliant aascmblage.
The congress will Interchange experiences, in
order that ll impetus tnay be Giyen to The ,aai
zson o N enagea eT t6s o. the ss dut1es
ate, sipcle1uinded and accomplished conclusions
will undoubtedly result from the gathering:
The painful and degrading posieon o! Ireland,
len rlavc to corrupt olGsschy, i that which this
organization most dep,ecatc. Thsy labor to IN
fuse sc1f-reltance. comprehension, aad unity ae-
sions, Or whatsoever nature, must be eactta:ed In
ozdtrt to obtain power in unity which Will be Il,
1cslstib1e; they counsel IN enlargement OF mind
in order to exercise judicdoua1y individual rights,
and a practical knoEledge through which Ilsh-
men can cope with nations in the attainment Of
material pEofpc1ity.
The proceedings Of this Congress, which VII be
published with such reservations as prudence re.
Yntreet should cxeite the attention not only OF the
lf3sh ptople, but Of the American people, who
must view with appreciation the mkrchIag Of a1y
tnalhved nationahty to freedom add Nbeial inst!-
sanons. -
Eves5 sote for Buck Morris II yote for
, 1863-11-03

Vessels Passed Detroit.
LEI Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunal
DETROIT. Nov 2. 1853.
uP.-Prorss Plymouth, Mohawk; bark De soto.
brig Burns: schrs- Rebeecs, DausmaD, Ethan Alien
Dows--Barks Morgan, Ward: schrs. Essex. New
London, Leader. sibley Minnesota, Sailor BOY, Lo.
gan, Se1ktrE.
, 1863-11-03

.B The Chicago -eoldiers in the field H.
ways DO their whole duty when fighting for the
Union. Let the Chicsgo men at home do 30 much
TO- day In fighting tho rear enemies Of our ea1.ut
troops.
, 1863-11-03
New York stock and msse7 MaFkee-Nov, 4
Blocks dU5l and Iouer
COMMERCEA.s-. r. e.;

MoapAr Ey1aua. Nov. q. 1853.
The following table shous the recelpss aud aht,-
Renn during tho past Iorty y.sisht hours:
GXQKlFTa Y0K LAST F1RIY E1nIsr Hor.11s
, 1863-11-03
R Gas fitting work done nromntfv st VII
narth's, 162 Lake etreet, rnc1s ord "

b F. E. Rigby. 81 Randolph stncet ,u ne11,r,
faper Hangtnes and Window Shades At New Ynre
prices, at Wholesale and retail The In d. snnn,i1
On the most liberal terms. ncSonsI,99mo eSsoossIp9aeo
, 1863-11-03
Personal The gallant Colonel Stone, the
newly elected Governor Of Iowa, Is stopping at
tic Adams House, with his family.

PR1zEs DRAWN TEsTRRDAY.-Mr. ]. Dar-
vel; of E1@wood: Peoria. county. IL, drew he
9. 2, No, =, silver cake basket. Sis; Mfp. b, B,
Smith: No. II. silver caetor, ST.; VIM. P. Thonp-
son. 70. e, Grew silver tea set, $50; George r.
kussE4r NO. sn. eilseE waiter, SIS ". ~ Hogs,
spread, &lb; Henry Starring, No. ii, willo Y *ofs.
Us; G b. saTyfr, No. 81, cake basket, $1,
, 1863-11-03

- RENE mber that every Union ticket dspos-
ited IN the ba1othox to-day is letter Of encour-
agement TO the Chlcsgo boys in the de1d,
, 1863-11-03

the public against the supposition Tat they are.
Or eve! have been, directly or indirectly, connect
Rand5R So Mleh Person @ eang himself Dr. Hrntsr, Of
{ns &c greet their only office IN Chicago be.
Block. nnT1Hneia ~ a. - e. Fou!et q"1!
, 1863-11-03

GEN. Ton THUMB AID LADY COMING
curious public will be glad to learn that Gen ror,
Thumb, and his beautiful little wife, accompanied
by Commodore Mutt, and Elm Minnie Warren IN.
four smallest human beings OF mature age, eysr
hown-an four weighing, It is said, bat 100 lbs
will give their levees at Bryan Ea, I've days com.
mencing On Tuesday the sth Of Decembar.
, 1863-11-03

eases Of the Throut, Lungs and Heart. AVA 1'''
e,s Omeea; In Chicago, s8 Washington street. and
co. broadway, New York. nov1 pllo- 81. t.sruErM
, 1863-11-03

~ Every rote for the Union candidates will
encourage thu soldiern. -, "-~'~'
, 1863-11-03

@ The Union man who allows his bnsf-
ntss OF any other cause to keep him from voting
me Union ticket to days is as bad as sslak In the
army who falls to do his duty In the hon. OF battle
, 1863-11-03
TIE PROMENADE OorprRr
Ike Tab1eaux Tc.Ntakt.

Seldom has Chicago a1dlence enjuyed nors
rate musical treat than that given Ut Nesropotltan
Hall last evening, Vass 4, ne.n,s Y;,bt Grad
two brothers and two astsrs M .ss Sua.'s,'s S
HouH-sung in a manner that placed Then, b1ch IN
the mueical role, ss anev]y discovered ,..r, y
They were frequently enco,ed. and At the c1ose of
each piece greeted with rsnt,ron. .nn,,,.a r. :.
seldom any audience has the pleasure Of soeIne and
Iearing two such beautiful youue ladies' At a nnh.
, 1863-11-03

PHoMorED.-At the election Of the I'd reg
irent illinois State militia, held Saturday even
lpE. Capt. John 4. Nel.on WAS elected Major o
. the.reginent. Agood selection. (