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, 1864-12-23

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunc.]
- ST. Lou's, Thursday. Dec T.
TopAcco-Unchauged. Sales OF scraps at at si.6: ;
green and damaged lues secoasou factory sss@s 60;
plantcrB sesr3 e09; common leaf $f3p @l5o0: me-
dium e19,5; good and 1nc at $2a01a 2s.i5 = 1o1 ns
MISUNDERSTANDING Is tres At No city gut at
21e; SIS ra i lots At and 100 brs to arrive ar
Hoos-Lowcr: Sales reported include 15s In lots
average s1a10 at lie 116 average ESQ At Ike; 50
age 2s2 at same; nna +uo ayeEage :Sv rs at1zXc. 49,.
ndvsnced Eastern freight stops all demand from that
qul tier.
, 1864-12-23
Cincinnati Market
fSnariAf nfsnAtrf Tn fhe Chfrnpo frri'

CINCINNATI, Thursday, Dec. q.
Ho0s-Ibe receipts OF Hogs to-day foot up 500 head
The market opened dull and prices declined s2s@5oc
Z 100 nB net. The whole range may be quoted at
Sl315a1t.73; 90 averages can be bought at $l425
PEor1kIoSs-There1s Is a fair demand for mess pork
and the market closed steady at $1,000 for city brands
Lard quiet But held hrm Mt Green Mesta in ftt
request at 1s4c for shoulders; for hans and 16c
fur Sides Bulk Meats very hrm At l6c for shou
ders; and 1s91s1c tor sides, nj, packed.
WuIsKY-C!osed at sa-.292.15.
FLoUR-pnu.
GEA1S-Dull.
, 1864-12-23
CATALOGUE SALE.
Second Annual Clearing Ont Sale,
BY AUCTION, OF
Rare and Costly Cloaks.

The balance of the Importation and Mannfacture q
GEORGE CAREY. NO AS Bf0AdWay, and 81 aod 315
Canal st., N. T. The lad1es OF Chicago are respect
nlly informed that they are now odessd splendid
opportunity for purchasing ut auction and Re,ecttng
nom the nnest collection ever exhibited IN the West.
OF elegant garments tn Circulars, SseQues and Bs5-
guines, ctured from Lyons Velvet al silk Of
the belt qualify Imported together With general y
Beaver Cloth, Plain aud Fashion sbly Tr'mmed. msds
expressly for PArIs snd Now YoEk 1yst class city
rraut. IN dittnn to the olee OF Ladies' Closks s
large line for chtdfrn And missss wear. suitable
for from fonf To thirteen years Of age. In lclues aad
basquines. Owing to being greatly oyesstocked md
the uncertainty OF the noueT market. has induced
EcEe Earey again to resort to tnt means ef tutnlng
his vnluAbft stock luto cash.
To afford iadea ~ opportunity of personally inspect
9th Inst.
at The large and spacious safea5ooEs q. g and .
Dearborn street, when every facility will be given nnd
attention paid To ladies dea:rons Of examining thG
stock before the sale takes place. Each garment will
be put up aeparote lot, distinctly matxed mud
numbered to agree with the Catalogue. The Cata-
pgnea can be obta!ned Mt rooms at the exhibition
OF The goods All must be sold without rcseIyc;
-" GILBERT q SAMPSON,
de21.bs3f-lot Anctlonecrs.
, 1864-12-23

Especial Dispatch TO the Chicago TrIbune.l
MILWAUKEE,, Thursday, Dec. e. 1851.
FLpua-Quet and easier.
GEArs-Nhcat-Rcccipts 10000 bu. Market de.
clfned 1c, Sales Change, GOO bu No In store at
3t,ie@1.1. Oats-Sales 10, 600 bu Mt Csc in store.
PHoy1s1oxs-1nactisc. Sales 100 bsls extra prime
pork at 33100. ...... . .--
Hcos-Dreesed hogs dccltncd e5@5sc. Sales Is hogH
averaging 200 ns at s1ae0; 400 hogs at *l45Aal5oo
1.-Two hogs unchanged.
, 1864-12-23
FROM NEW YORK.

Our New York Midnight Dispatch
The military ySltuatiOn-From Sher-
laan-Ne.y York and Washington
News.
, 1864-12-23
m 4 n Il 1 E u.

In Lake View, Dec. 10th, al the residence Of the
htide's father by thc ssy NJ 9tuson; ss; NJ; FIX, (.
rrup Church" Of this city. and Miss ART AMI only
daughter Of Elias Olson, supt. Grsce.And Cemetery.
, 1864-12-23

d'5' before nigshau'
g srsschs,.s 1ns,trt. ~, n,.st ,h,s ,f,erooon
=. o.r1ort At Il. roor,. 1&,h. y n r. A,.oc,,-
flow fn1i stendsncr :. de.,red.
r.s.,as a. sst ~ No ,hs twn..,o- 1r.n,s 9a,-a
Aa~ H. eao Wsstso, e+~ao+ Is....t"s t, ~.
Mfs, Ewing. DAMAGE 70 building and furniture,
Ss~' c@'st'" ~ 'no1'one9-
n...,--,s, ru..,,,- ,,h. =, IT,
80 - ~ G G Ts.ssa.., 1.s+st.,s s-,n . asas.
aseto " "o O. o. A.a.AeAe Ano41oo' MIA .aee@
this Afternoon At 'c4oek4 NJ the nooms OF the
Young Mems Christian Association full and
ARRIVAL Of htBks'-aeetefday morning tae
enemy at camp Ooaeias feeeavea reinforcement
81 % Gen. 9homas srest Sistor5 i a.ehsie: one
OF Or TWO thousand more are expected IN oas OF
t"o'
Of the Thanksgiving dinner in 1eth strcei, " Des
Mares Hospital, :" are requested to attend meet
Ing of tho Committee, to decide about Christmas
dinner % toF Moad4y y next Ihe meeting Is called
lof To-day, al r. m.
T,.- .-.-- :, ,u..,1
SUDDEN uEA1u.--1ae "ate o. Alcaae' logan,
retired about o'clock on Wednesday evening In
apparent good health and died an hour afcrwafds
returned verdict Of - Paralysis Of the heart"
Tm FsxKDxKs-To.N1our.- will be a
frcat variety Of co1ored tableau1 exhibited at Nc
tropolftau Hall this evening, at II o'clock rot up
especially for the Great Northwestern Frecduaen's
Fair. II will be m evening entertainment Of spe.
clal interest Let there he q full attendance. Go.
parca* ano en''afen see, 4aa'to ai'a "a.
R.p Aoorprsr.A9he Wednesday evening west
-ra 1,o,,nd train on the s. L. j A r. K WIS
gtoppeo o. NE sno" aDout clgut LILIES aom lu's
city. andf0at the baggage car and tender from the
track In the effort to push through. The train
returned to Chicago alter an absence OF eleven
hours
----
1ronble between Mrs. 4ad.cwx, Of the Euro
mean. and her husband vas slightly oTerstated In
our Issue Of srstcraAs. It was simply family jar
She took the money ana lett but qn1cE1y returned
Only eealc9 Nni1ant W. h 's6as9 T., iae aisoECe
eut Is III M.n1u1a"H' y ""A 'A 14a = "e44 a'ot
ends we'll.
nrrnv cuoor..., ca-un.,s t..
LIE AAA1 A.-AA AAA14. 80 "eo"Ao' ~-Ase.A' oA1'
Frost Of the led Ill. Volt. arrested FOR shooting
nriyate Joseph Graham. Of the fame regiment
,,,,. ,,ra am IN H. o16 Trinity chnrcb IN thss
enLne une W. T. aln u.e ~, ~ aa!a y, SiHaid f
az, ~; W ~as - c1as sr ,nrsr Ma rerfmrnt he;r1
naM " stn5 ~ 49, ~ " W "1' - t7H e~A"e
uo" stauoAea soe@7'
-@-..---.---.
MISS AEEA Z. D1chlksoS'-1a's ieualhAole
lady lectures before the Young Acn'e Association
Stxon,s t,1I Thc hall viii nndo1btea1y he tt,lcd
, 1864-12-23
From the Pacific Coast.

ErOIkl The Pacific Coast.
SAN FRANCISCO, Decemhor at--Tnere have
been no ARRIVALS uF departures Of consequence to-
day. The general markets are dnll. Overland
mail adyiccs from New York to the 18th OF No.
yeu1ber arr received, being Six days behind the
Steamer.
The late storm has been succeeded by clear cold
weather, accompanied I'y gale which dil con
siderable damage to coastin. craft.
, 1864-12-23
Grand Chorus,

Which has been largely augmented Several Acknowl.
=iged Principals Will be recognized in the list.
ADOLrHUs UsEEuESDoRFF........ Chorus Mxster
FI8sr eoFRASf- SECOND T2So1r.
Misx Maria Narchand, afr. Joseph Zlushelm,
Miss Meta HeeEwasen. Ar. Joseph Klebs, :'s
Miss EM'lc Weinhold, Mr. John Bansman,
Nine. Gertrude poruhach, Mz. Henry Miller.
Miss Emily F2!sche, FIRST BAssI.
Mis-; julia Books, Mr. Otto Lehman,
Miss Aprn Miller. Mr. Eduunrd Malmer,
eIcosp eorEArI. Mr. Edward Gross,
Nine. Martha Berger. Mr.. George Alhrecht,
Nine. Pauline ueltu, lr. Herman Smith.
Miss Wilhclmlua kuhn, sEooHD BAssr.
Mss Christine Smith, Mr. Frederick Ufchs,
Master Henry Kohn. MIR. Ludwig Kesrel,
Y1asr TxSoRI. Mr.. Philip FIcck,
Mf. Philip Schlosscr. Mr. Charles Lehman,
Mr. Emil Zott. Mz. Phltip kohn,
Mr. Ernst Reliel, Mr.. Charles BercndorR,
Mr., Charles ytertck. Ar. Otto Smith,
Mr. Charles We]sxarbct.
This Is the Strongest In numbers and talent, OF any
Chorus hitherto organized In America
, 1864-12-23

1t VAR1ETY THEATRE,
Nos lis and III Dearborn dtreet
c. ". M.CaADW1CK....... -Proprletor and Manages-
7. L. FITCH. So .---Artin1 and Stare Manager
New and Brilliant Attractions TnussDA1 EyKS-
ihe bcnuttin' Dansruse; Mr.. Harry Kelly. Ethiopian
Come dian NJ md Mn o n hlake; Vile Bsisonii.
mensc succeas IT Mile Augusta and Miss Nellie How.
nri. TGm Russell, the iayoEite comic vocalist Viii
Ksrel ts engaged and wifi shortly appenr. Change ol
Isme-DocIs opt at 6i5. Curtain rises At 7:45,
, 1864-12-23
Ubifaau Qribnne.
FRIDAY, DECEMBER es, 1864.
THE CITY.

FEx1AH FA1n-The Fair givcn by the Fenian
Slsters OF Chicago opened ycsterday with great
eclat and large attendance. Admission free each
iaY, before niEAtiall.
, 1864-12-23

% GROWERS
GRAND OPERA COMPANY,
SEASON OF 1864-65:
MILE MARIE FREDERICK.
Prima Donna Roval Opera, Darmsadt
MADAME BERTHA JOHANNsEN,
Pr1ma Donns Imperial Opera. st. Petersburg.
MADAME JOHANNA ROTTER,
---...-. Prima Donna Royal Opera, Berlin
MILE SOPHIE DZ1UBA.
Primo Sonbrette Imperial oper1 House, Vien1a.
NILE PAULINE cAN1ssA.
Prima souovcste Imperial Opera, Paris
MISS THERESA WOOD,
MADAME EENEsrE LA ROCHE,
MADAME PAULINE BERGER,
II. FRANZ H1sfMER.
Tenor Robutso Royal Opera, Berlin
II. THEODORE HABELaIAS,
Tenor Lyric Court Theates Bsunswie K.
SIG. GIUSEPPE TAslAEo.
Tenor Lyric Royal Opera, Milan
KARL FoR,lEs,
tious among which ere those the Immediate oses-
JOSEPH HERAAEES.
The celebrated Primo Haao Profundo. her Na}esty's
Royal oAfra, London this aFst appearance IN tAe
Western Worldly
II. ISID0RE LEIiMASN,
prma baritone Isoyal Opera, Defilu {drss appear
ance In Ameftca.l
II. HEINRICH STELNECkE,
Primo Baritone.
n. AETO GRAFT, Basso Budo.
N, EDOUAlsD I[AIMER Dasso.
NJ CHARLES y1kRECK, Tenor.
H. OTTO LEHMAN, Baeso.
M ALPEoNsE URCH5, Baritone.
Especial attention has been given 10 selecting The
members ofthe
, 1864-12-23

1xJuEEp-Mirha Mueller, shoemaker, resid.
ing ut 142 West Randolph street, was run over,
near the bridge, BY the Randolph street cars yes
ferlay his leg yybs badly crushed.
, 1864-12-23

INSURANCE COMPANY.
creby given to the member CT the A. :.
~; ~ ,,1S srI otAee thereof On tic SECOND 81.
eius the tith dag oi January, 1855.
le order OF Directors.
i HENRY D, FISCHER, Sec.
, 1864-12-23

tF We would direct the attention Of our res
de1s to another Of Dr.. Hunters letters on Bron-
clftts- published the sst page Of this days Is
sue, the perusal Of which We would commend to
those especially who arc suffering from diseases
OF the Throat or Chest. dea33rdl7.1t
, 1864-12-23
LOCAL MATTERS.

The Illinois School of Trade, the only
PRACTICAL business school In the West open from
. a. N. to 10 Pm dcc7ai52r1n-WFSA
E Photograph Albums at cost See McNa1ly
j. Co.'S advertisement in another column.
deN2-1201t
, 1864-12-23
20 Rent.

ITO RENT-A splendid suit OF
rooms utfhln tvo blocks Of the fremont houss
to rent and furniture fos sale Address T. r nkAkE,
nj L
, 1864-12-23
RFal GStats===Wltp.

TOR SALE-Near City Limits,
80 acr1 laud in The north East 1u 'Ftar OF sec
tton &c. 49, t3 On the Illinois and Michigan anal
: A. J. AVEKELL, n
Real Estate Office, No. Z Metropolitan Block
, 1864-12-23

TEE Board or MANAGERS Of the Northwestern
s. g. Teachers' 1nstitnte will meet this afternoon
At 4o'clock, at the rooms u this I. N. c. Assocla-
ton, 4 fnll attendance is desired.
, 1864-12-23

ORPHAN As1LrM.-The usual Christmas fesfsi-
t1cs will be celebrated at the Asylum. corner Of
Twcuty-seeond street and Michigan avenue. on
Saturday evening. All members OF the Board Of
Directors and Directresses, and all officers are
invited. The chi'drcn's dinner will be served At
noon, and adults will dine at2 o'clock Giftsfrom
the Christmas tree will he presented to the child.
rru In the afternoon. Friends Of the institution,
and their children, IRE requested TO give dberally
towards It.
, 1864-12-23

Fm1.-About9 o'clock yesterday morning de-
fect1ve fue set On IRE the two-etory frame board
= Inn house-No. 20 Madison street. occupied by
Mis-, Ewing. Damage to building and furniture,
$50: covered by inhutance<
, 1864-12-23

SIS. TEACHERS 1NsruuTE.-The Board Of Man
agess Of the S. S. Teachcrs' Institute, viii meet
this afternoon at o'clock At the Rooms Of the
Young Men'a Christian Association A full and
prompt attendance fs desired.
, 1864-12-23

The ANDREWS DU71cuLT--lt seems that the
trouble between Mrs. andrews, Of the Euro
pean," and her husband vas slightly oFerstated In
s3ur Issue OF yesterday. It was simply f1mily jar.
She topE the money and left bnt quickly returned
Only ecarch wnr1ant was Issued. The divorce
euft fs withdrawn, 1nd the-"A AL i we'll that
ends pclI.''
, 1864-12-23

ITO lsENT-A furnished room and
l r,oset at 161 Washington st. de23d25-lt
, 1864-12-23
D Paper IIangIncs, Painting, Ca1cimfnfns
and Glazing, at F. Z. Rigby's, 50 Randolph street,

e~ Diseases Of the Nervous, Seminal, Urinary
nd Sexual Systcn1s. New and reliable treatment
LIN reports Of the Howard Association: Sent By
Irrss Dr. ]. Skilion Honghtou+ Howard Associa-
tioa, No South Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa-
ocn4 -tY7-Hm
, 1864-12-23

Miss AEKA E. D1cK1HsoI.-This remarkable
lady lectures before the Young Mems Association
on Thursday and Friday evenings, at Smiths &
Sixou's hall. The hall will undoubtedly be dlled
to repleiion with her friends and aumi1ers. It
will he we'll for parties Who intend to be present
10 ccnse eligible se1ts in advance at the Office Of
thr Hill.
, 1864-12-23

The LATE MILITARY acknowledgement Jas.
Frost, OF the led ILL., Vols. arrested for shooting
private Joseph Graham, Of the zane regiment,
sor,c time ago, in the old Trinity Charch in this
city, wns few days ago sent to Springfield for
t1ial on the charge Of murder, his regiment being
now stationed there.
, 1864-12-23

CHn4sxMAs ILC3uxA11os.-Ho On NJ other oc-
caeion7 during the year, have 5onr houses bright
and cheerful on Christmas Eve Go to Mcrdl1'e Z
limp, Lantern and Glassware store, No. Il Ran
dolnh street, and make your selection from hie
extensive stock Of the choicest stx1eS, embracing
all the latest improvements In all branches Of his
hrsfrnse
, 1864-12-23

ITO RENT-To Benevolent OF
Trade Societies The Hall No. 928 south Clark
.frFet recenfY 1itfd up by tho St Georges Bencvo.
ent Association; capah's q seating befS1sP g1 M Hna
TFk. Gl;en. enalth) No. 326 South C1askst1eet-
, 1864-12-23

TOR SAIE-A fine lot so by $50
Il ieet on Michigan avenue, near Fourteenth-st.
at 800 per foot. Two brick houses Wabash avenue
very cheap. Frame house y h lot on Wabaeh avenue
1t 0O ~ by 175 feet Prairie aFtnne near Tween.
teth street. *1fret Of kankakee avenue and
Twentyfourth street Valuable business property
traly forateh several nrst class Residences Ap-
py to P. oLlhGER. Rea! Estate Broker. 43 Clark
street. Room No. 8. des9-o91i St
, 1864-12-23

FoR TEE KTKHR1roH1Es.-Wec call attention to the
advertisement In onr columns Of Butterdeld'e
Overland Dispatch, for the carrying Of freight 10
all points in the TeEritones, under the charge OF
Ms. II. s. Niehole we'll and personally known to
prise, having been in successful operation two
ycurs, but recognizing the Importance OF Chicago.
IN agency is now established. II must Be 4 good
thing for chicago, tending to araw a. Il must
TIC increased facilities Of shipping freight
, 1864-12-23

CHR1srKAs D1NNEn--The ladies who had charge
Of the Thanksgiving dinner in 18th street, " Des
Mares NospitA, p are requested to attend \ meet
Ing Of tho Committee, to decide about Christmas
dinner for Monday next The meeting Is called
for to-day. at 3 u. III.
, 1864-12-23

r. &. AoorpEHT.-The Wednesday evening west
ward bound train on the St L. & A. r. r. WIS
stopped By The snow about eight miles from this
City, and1oat the baggage car and tender from the
tTaci iu the effort TO push through. The train
returned to Chicago alter an absence Of eleven
hours.
, 1864-12-23

ARRIVAL Of REBE1s.-Yesterday morning the
enemy at Camp Douglas received reinforcement
OF Gen. 1homns' great victory u Nashville One
or two thousand more are expected in day or
, 1864-12-23

DETECTIVE KEEKET.-The case Of Detective
Kenney, charged with having aided the escape oi
desertess, *as yesterday afternoon concluded be
fore Commissioner Hoyne. Mr. Willis Scadden
wns introduced as witness. Hc testified that he
was confined in the County Jail with Coffee, Nc
Bride srd Daily; that he heard Coffee remark
Tint he should try to raisc money to get out; he
never knew positively Of an officer haying been
bribcd. but had heard it rumored that such had
1ccu Tic cssc. District Attorney Larned statcd
TINT he tGw nothing to justify tie Court in con
tiuuing the case for other Witnesses or holding
the prisoner for trial, whercupoa kenney was
houn-ahtY Gischarrcd.
, 1864-12-23

SUDDEN DEA7n.--The wife Of Michael Hogan,
Court House Jnn1tor, residing at rs Wells street.
retired about o'clock on "Wednesday evening in
apparent good health and died an hour Afterwards
without 4 struggle OF groan: a coroncr's jury
returned Z verdict Of - Paralysis OF the heart"
, 1864-12-23

CooK COUNTY Wan FUsD Coax17 77Er.-The
War Fund Committee now hold daily sessions at
Room No. i, Court House. Upon the recent call
over thirty recrn1e have already bean raised. The
county Qnota hns not yet been officially IN.
nonuced. The county scrip IL apportioncd among
the sub-districta, negotiated By the s1b-dsaft
committees and the proceeds returned to the War
The combined local bouutIes to recruits are $159.
, 1864-12-23

D Have you seen the Dancing Darldes at No
ble'e Notion and TOY Bazaar. dc22-b06l-3t.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-11-01
The Rebels for Lincoln

The Abolitionists have trumpeted the
stale old lie that the Democrats sym paIhise
with the rebels about as lung IS they found
tho lie to be profitable.
There never was any foundation or cause
for this charge against Democrats, and no
AbClitiOnist ever uttered it that did not
know he was lying when he opened his
dirty mouth to let the falsehood escape.
There is far more truth in the statement
that the AbolitIonists are playing into the
hands of the rebels.
Four leading rebel journals have come
out in favor Of Lincoln's re election-the
Richmond Dispatch, Richmond Examiner.
Mobile Register and Richmond Inquirer
That there can be nc misunderstanding as
90 the truth Of this statement, we give be
low brief extract from each of these pa
pers showing that they greatly prefer Lin
caln's reelection to the election Of General
Mcclellan:
III We could command a million of votes
Abraham Lincoln should receive them"
Richmond Dispatch
abraham has bet d a good Emperor for
US be has served bis turO his policy has
settled. established and made irrevocsLle
the separation Of the Old Union into na.
tions essentially foreign, and We may be
almost sorry to part with Richmond
| Examiner
the Democratic party is not 10 power
ard we may thank God for it'll Mobile
Register
Thus, whether we look at the nomins-
tiOn 10 the light Of peace or war, We prefer
Lincolu to Mcclellan. We Can make bet
ter terms of peace with him than 40 earne Of
uDionists. - Richmond Inquirer.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-11-01
The Drafted Ones.

Snstched from sll you hDld dear, and
marked for the slaughter, net to save the
Union, not to restore the seeded States.
not to fight for the constitution but to die
in heaps 10 the foolish, vain, wicked impos-
sible attempt to break down the sacred
barriers of the consultation and to abolish
slavery.
Weepl ye women Of the Westl
Howl ye orphaned bairDsl
In silence cit 10 SORROW and 10 tears gen.
tie msidens. whose lovers will be cold in
the arms Of Death before they ever do 10
yours.
Bow down your gray heads, mothers.
for your loved and petted sons 20 forth
never more 70 return
Steady your iottsripg limbs. old men, for
the pride and suppOrt of your decliDiUg
years 10 being marched 10 the Valley Of
Death.
Farewell, deluded citiIenSl
For years Nc have warned you Of this,
yet yau would vote for the powo. that
brushes you into tina earth, and hurrah ct
'he bid of the men who ss quiet in their
| Offices a. you soon will be-as = million
ADD . halt Of your brethren are to day-in
silent grsveSl
Vote for LiucolnI
| Hurrsh for the tyrant who robs youI
family Of their support-who makes Wid-
ows of your wives, prostitutes Of your
daughters. and sickeniog bona heaps Of
your now living temples Of manhood
Weepi Wall Mourn Hug poverty
still closer to your heart, for the one yoC
dearly love goes to bask in the sunshine o
Abol'tionism, and to die for the niger.
TOLL Sweat! Labor Pay high taxes
Stsrve!
Hss not the tyrsnt 90 the throne sale
that this war shall 70 on, not for the sup
preston Of the rebellion, bus for the Abo
lition Of slsveryi
kiss your loved ones. Hold them h
your hearts. Let broken soba speak thI
agony words cannot. Press some little Rif
into the hands Of those who arc torn from
you. Kiss them for the last time. LooI
upon the manly form you have loved. fol
soon you will know him but 10 mem, ~
Wespi VAIL MOurni Then vote 70
Lincoln. and in three months you can hav
another cursed craft
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-11-01
Historical Facts.

When you hear Ahulitionists charging
the rebellion upon Democrats, confroht
them with the following truths from His.
tory:
l. That there were symptoms OF rebel
liou 10 the South until after the electjop of
Abraham Lincoln, who had proclaimed
that this Government could not exist part
free and part slave and that be would not
be bound BY decision Of ths Supreme
Court. lift decided that slaves could be
held 10 the Territories.
2 That all the difficulties would have
been settled by the Peace Convention, and
war prevented, 1t LInc0ln, Chase, Chan
dler, ct al. he'd desired it.
8. That 1t Lincoln bad called Congress
On the 10Th OF MaY-ss hecnuld have doue
aud called IS 600 men simply to defend
Washington Ootil Congress had acted
there would have been no war. The Bor-
der States would not have gone Uut--aud
the mrn who fred upon Sumter, would have
been puuiahed By law.
4. That & any tins since Che war COM
menced, LincolD's congress could have
made Peace by simply guaranteeing to the
States their constitutional rights and can
do 90, even now
5. That firm 1888 to 1860. tSe Southern
States had respected and executed every
law of coDgress-while large numbers Of
citizens in every Northern State. had re-
belled-resisted the Broad Seal IF the Uni
ted States OF America, tore I;up, trampled
it under their feet, and assaulted the off
GERS of the Government.
6. That in no Southern State-except
South CarOlins-Was there q majority OF
all the voters who voted for President in
1860, in favor of Secession and had the
war been prosec uted solely to enforce the
laws and defend the constitution-and put
down armed rebels, it would have ended
two years ago and there would MT have
boeO now al armed rebel in suy State.
Z. That the election of Abraham Lin-
coin was the immediate cause Of this war
and all its disaster-snd bis removal
through the ballet boxes-WIll bring i'm,
msdiats Peace aud the Union.