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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-05-13
From the Southwest.

From the Southwest.
CAIRO. MAY 1l.-On the 5th instant, the
TRANSPORTS CITY Belle, Emma and Warner, IN
nassing battery. twelve miles below Alexan-
dria, were fired upon and destroyed.
The eunboat Signal was also destroyed by
the battery, and the gunboat Covingion VAS
set on FIRE to prevent her falling into the hands
Of the Confederates. -=z=,
This battery is composed guns captured
from Gen. Banks.
Gen. Banks remains at Alexandria, and is
strong enough to resist any attack made upon
him
During the fight above Alexandria, when
the gunboat J ulet was destroyed the Cricket,
Admiral Porter's boat suffered severely
Both engineers were killed and many OF the
crew wounded
MEMPHIS, May lo.-Advices from Vicks-
burg state that an expedition had lett there tor
Yazoo City.
Generals Lee Ross and Adams were at Va,
zoo City with large force, and al engage
ment was daily expected.
General Forrest has passed southwark =
Gen. Sturgis was unable to come up with him.
On Saturday night small band Oh guerrll-
las passed between the camp and the picket
post Of the expedition sent out, by Gen. Prlnce,
from Columbus, Kentuky, under Co. Moore,
encanl1 ed near Mayfeld, and captured the
entire picket
The Boston Journal gives the following ez-
tract from letter dated of New Inlet, near
Wilmington, May 7th -Four Rebel steam
ers came out last night One was an ron-clad
North Carolina, similar to the Atlanta She
was supposed to be blockade runner, and
chased off shore. At daylight the iron-clad
returned under the guns Of the tort. The
Hououah and Nansemond were near, and the
Niphon was to the northward. One shot
from the North Carolina went through the
Houquah's smokestack The other three
rebel steamers did not come out from under
the guns of the fort No attempt was made
to prevent the iron-clad from getting back
Another visit is expected by daylight, when
we probably will see some warm work.
The 's-Virginia State Journal states that "a
large proportion Of the wounded men who AZ
rived here on Wednesday night will be turned
over to the Provost Marshal to be sent back to
their regiments speedily. Their march from
the battlefield to the Potomac river, fighting
their way through Fredericksburg, shows that
they were not much disabled, and it is posi-
bic that some Of them might properly be class
ed With the skedaddlers.
VIM Silvey, 10 card, in the Virginia
State Journal, objects to the publication Of
SGov Pierpoint's exposition of the administra-
ton Of Gen. Butler in Norfolk in reply to
which that paper says that the criticism on
Gov. Pierpoint's motives is in bad taste, COM
ing as it does, from a Federal Office holder
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-05-13


The correspondent Of the Philadel phia In
ouirer with the Army Of the Potomac writes
TO that paper on the 10th that amid the reverbe-
ration of the cheers Of the soldiers and the mu-
sic of the bands, the following dispatch to the
soldiers Of the Army of the Potomac was read.
Headquarters Army of the Potomac May 10th,
20 A. Intelligence has been received Off
cially that Major-General Butler, at Peters
burg, has whipped the enemy badly, and is
advancing on Richmond; that General sher-
man has whipped the enemy at Tunnel Hill
and Dalton, Johnston retreating, leaving his
dead and wounded in our hands Signed Gen.
Geo. g: Meade The announcement, adds
the correspondent, is most opportune, and
will have powerful effect upon our troops
A call for Mass Convention of Republi.
cans to nominate candidate for the Presiden-
cy, In opposition TO the nominee OF the Raltl-
more Republican Convention appeared IN the
New York Tribune of Friday last This Con
vention il is proposed to hold at Cleveland -
Wendell Phillips proposes the following pro
eramme ''Subdue the South rapidly as
possible The moment territory comes under
orr fac reconstruct States thus Conhscate
and divide the lands Of rebels; extend the
right Of suffrage broadly as possible to whites
and blacks: let the Federal Constitution pro-
hibit slavery throughout the Union, and for
bid the States to make any distinction among
their citizens on account Of color or race.
It is said that, before crossing the Rapidan,
General Grant wrote to President Lincoln
letter, telling him that the Administration had
granted him everything he could desire, and
that the responsibility of the present move
mrnt vas entirely l1is own
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-05-13


LOUISVILLE, KY, May Stb.-Jt is ro,no.,
and in military circles generally ba|ieved A.'
General Sherman has been compelca II olaa
dored his position in front Of The enon,. ans
take up line Of march not at all chepr;n, ~ =.
the soldier Or beneficial to The canse Il 49,
Union. >''1
\ Skirmlshing with the enemy has sat;xs.a
Gen. Sherman that the rebels are sD)en1;3jr
fortified. All the main roads are f|led WIKI
tin Der, making them impossible L is o,,t
Of the question for or forces to take up = ne$g
position in that direction, till Ii e rebels have
fallen back
The Richmond Wing, Of the Sd instant, saws
that the following official dispatch from FoYr
Fisher was received yesterday by Secretary,
Mallory:
Hon. s. r. Mallory, Secretary Of the Navy:
SIR: [ have authentic intelligence by the
Greyhound, from Nassau, that the Florida has
sunk the Huntsville and another gunboa in
the West Indies. Coz. LANE
The Huntsville is a screw Steamship Of
eight hundred and seventeen tons aud fyy
guns, and one Of the East Gull squadron. The
officer o. vessel arrived al We" lWh A1h
Rio Grande, Brazil, whence she sailed on the
9th Of March states that the Florida, three
weeks previously. had burned the ship Avon,
OF Boston. from China, TOR the United States.
and part Of the crew joined the FLORIDA
A Geographic dispatch from Boston pro.
nounces the above ':canard' and states chat
"both vessels arrived at Key West on the 10Th
ult. from cruise. They intened to remain In
port two weeks for supplies and repairs.
The Richmond papers announce the death
of little son of Presided Davis, aged tour
years, occasion by a tall from the port'co Of $
house.
The cholera has again broken out and ss
raging in the East Indies
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-05-13
ght alexauaria Gazette
FRIDAY EVENING, MAY Is.

Cry Council A meeting or the CITY
Council was held on Tuesday night last, at
which ~ J, Edelin, was elected constable, AND
" F, Speake J. lacey, v. n. Berkeley
J Frankel and 0. c. Whitlessey, Guardians
Of the Free School Petition OF W. ".
White to be relie> ed from tax on income, was
referred to the Committee on General Laws
resolution to dispense with the meeting OF
councl on the second Tuesday in each month,
was adopted. A petition Of MilIy Campbell
for leave to keep an eating and cook stand IN
the market was referred to the Committee on
Public Property Leave to erect a wooden
hnilding on McKenzie's wharf, tor the ac-
commodation Of passengers was granted to the
Potomac Steam Ferry Company. Leave to
erect wooden buildings was granted to keuoen
Fredricks, on Irwius wharf, and to (. Il. Hen
derson. on Duke, between Alfred and Patrick
streets.
President Lincoln, it is stated has approved
Of Gen. Butlers sentence in the case OF nine
officers who lately resigned the service IN MS
department. They are reduced to rank as prl-
Yates. to serve until the end OF the war.
Cornelius Tuell and Peter Gooden, (coored)
convicted Of murder have been sentenced to
be hung in Washington, on the 9Th OF July
next
, 1864-11-03
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, 1864-11-03

tuallg taueh him. As their performances arc
conducted In the DARK, tht , will no doubt
succeed In Carrying out the delus1on. Pray,
what ara the guardians OF the poor Queen
abe ut to permit such a criminal imposture
to be ptnct1ced on one who Is alrsa , tar on
the road to lunacy? Such au arrant iupos-
tnre Is melancholy exhibition of huruau
TeakIess and follyn -
, 1864-11-03

York Hyu:d says: IT hear from reliable
source that Queen Victoria has been to sec
tie Davenport Brothers, and has appointed
trial OF th IT spiritual. dark lantern jugglery
game at Windsor Castle. She has gone quite
DAFT with epiritualism, and theee 1mpo5tors
have promised to bring back Prince Albert
to tbfs world for an hour, in the very room
oyer,.I am told, to not only allow the Queen
to hare conversation with him, but to ac-
, 1864-11-03
The Candidate Unaecustoucd tn
Forced Marches.
Daniel S. Dickineon'e last epistolary stump
speech, delivered by mail in a mass meeting
at Syracuse, as usual brought down th

Forced Marches.
Daniel s. Dickineon's last epistolary stump
speech, delivered by mail in mass meeting
at Syracuse, as usual brought down th
House. He said:
BEyaHAKToN, Oct. IS. 1864.
GENTLEMEN: The bard cold I took q few
days since at Union gathering still afI1lcts
NE, and fnte1feres 20 seriously with the
- ''feedon OF Speech that I am Tor the pre-
cent, much to my regret, compelled to sbstain
.e1ough in the field to rally the masses, and
when they move, victory for truth and
Union is not tor of. Pennsylvania, Ohio,
ard Indiana hare shown us the course of the
popular currents, and let us not believe, nor
permit others to do 80, that the empire State
Is less patriotic than her noble sisters, It
nainder" OF the Chicago Convention, after
the 8th CT November, would be taxed, uuaer
tie Internal Revenue Law, as "beaten cop
per" The uncomfortable positfons IN which
they hare placed Gen Mcclellan, for whom
!! bespeak ye nr sympathies, shows them to
De both crael and exacting.- They declare
the war failure In the face Of an armed, un.
ecrupulous and willy enemy, and propose to
fHgottate }dT fedce, after admitting that the
Rebellion has mastered u.s.
Upon this pcor, abjsct and jaded nag they
place the General, and then exhort him to
11ut uto t4c WING House. though they
know that he Is entire1s un1ccustomed to
Jor1ed .narehes Evidently fearing the sue.
cess ofthe peace policy, at the NIX Of both
*peed and bottom, the General enaeayors to
place one loot on the trar Aosse, travelling in
an oppcsite direction from bis own. aud is
inst now praesfeing more eztended n,oye,nxnts
than any his military experience has afford
ed. Dean Swift, though a clergyman. was
accustomed to give way to his VT, sometimes
at the expense Of his yeneration' On one
occaeion, tailor who had laid aside his
shears and press-board for the desk and the
Bible, sought to confute the Deans views
upon some passage Of Scripture which be
cited. The Dean yielded gracefully, but said
there whs another passage which bad occa-
fioned him great embarrassment. Said he to
the tsilor, I have been reading In tho Reye.a-
tions that an angel came down and stood one
foot On the eea and the other on dry land:
noE 1t lies within your line to tell how many
yards Of cloth 1t would take to make Him d
PAIR OF breeches! have never learned that
The c1erica' tailor ever gave an answer; but
Il lie did, the General should, by ali meaus.
f1nd 1t, and have his measure tagen accord.
ingly... The latter will, however, be done,
a1d that effectnally, On the 8th day oi
Yours truly. D, 8, Dickinson.
, 1864-11-03


QEEE! BEEFi-Pr D sails in
- duplicate Will bu rsceived frem mr.. nanea. ard
e 15 ns lo3 4 e u q ne Un;tsd
alsh:ns q ne EREsa BEEF TIA, ruA5 ot required
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Het' eses. 81 ess: 5n pouIdR. The Beff De io1nd
nGa xsnlsso5 E; tvth nse1 sd th.ns a1d Edne!
hiLo quase1s And to De such q6al :it,ts tusuallI
1Gn5 tin,.a ptE weck.1 q Cay b REQUIRED uI tbe
Ceruard Vouchers IN Dapica.a. Of the Con 1lsssrT
M n a q 'fS f. = 5ne r e5 Gu Ts9e
e keep sa AEtns .iS s1tc'ent surp'' OF Beef Cat
a bebd q tio.o viii 10 reqn1red VIII Two xood
tam .i* 6e ceflnsd . By tas Cicrs of cooTt q
Thc Gavernme i receives the sirht 70 pay in zrea.
&u.y Notes. q other Governmsnt funos.
eIsia Who lave rrsvtonsi, f.aed = conp,y v1th
tcer contncu or BIDS q When tou bidder ii no. pro
T4:posa from - H. 1sm muir u cSy til. names and
-txtotncee Of al the persoua coEpoe1nE Il snd es.n
ptopoa Al m It he areonpan,s By tls oa:h Of aleEt
1er n6sg sGoss Tssea e 2:, pT Ksta q
Hua1tntee stned bs the pAzty or pHref making Tho
< t2A..te rspe1f tor which toi N, w2l oe fnfrsbed,
OF hnpilr ktion by rct'i, or IN rEoa sl Of witch
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H. ac.ep:ea sid viii terra tse b, III ot written
rcEract OF t:f 1fuhl form Ed eG-ris'ons ana Ills
advertisement shsl, b T nsr' St 9, .he son.s.;s
Ca:ts'n ana comml's'rY ot sur:steles. ,saa' u:ky
and johlsor 5 IL arc. ohtn n-F v19i.7t
, 1864-11-03

q There Is no crime In the history Of
human Wickednees, to be compared with
the infamy Of digging up the dead soldiers
Of the un{on from their martyr graves in
Virginia, and making them vote against the
cause which they died to Rustsin.
, 1864-11-03

@AARFFeH~A@2%4'
The Mcclellan men In PeunsY Ylvanis are
not whit behind their cheating, sw1udling
brethren in New York.
They voted In body to deny the soldier
the right to vote; and they arc determined,
no" that hc has the right, that he shall not
be permitted to exercise It,
When the return Judges raes in Bedford
county On Friday last, they threw out forty
Eve soldters' votes for Koontz, tho Upio,
candidate for Congress, and In Ad.ms coun-
t., tie board threw ont 12s army yotea for
tha came candidate.
The reason given for this procedure u stir.
.tormal4tyn in the returns. Il Ia not pretend-
ed that the returns were not genuine, nor that
the votes we're not legally cast; nor that
there WIS any fraud or wrong in receiving
the votes; but the returns themselves lacked
sometriaing forma1ity, and they were thrown
out :.
The object Of this act. was simply to al.ot
Cctfrotb, the Copperhcad candidsts tor Con-
gEess, BY depsiylng nearly two hundred SOL
diers Of their votes, legally cast 1t Is /
barefacc eW1ndle, and We trust that the Gov
erDor, who has the final canvassipg of the
votes, will show these swind1e1s that they
csnnot aucceed in their villainous purposes.
Kcontz Is legally, fairly elected, and hs must
not be cheated out Of mis- Sat
, 1864-11-03
Ql)tfa9o Ur1bnne.

UNION TICKET,
For .hr.ident,
ABRAEA1 LINCOLN.
For V:tx Presidenf,
/ ANDREW JOHNSON. .
For E1eaoT7: Of Rrsidtat and PIX President,
JOHN DOUGHERTY.
fRANClB A. HOFFMAN,,
BENJAMIN M. PRENrI3S,
|: JOHN ?. FARWELL,
ANSoN &. MILLER
> JOHN '. EUsTACE,
JAMES s. POAGE.
JOHN L BENNETT.
WILLIAM T. HOPKINS,
FRANKLIN BLADES.
JAMES c. CONKL1NG.
WILLIAM WALKER
THOMAS ". HARRIS.
AATBAN1EL A1;a ! ! M acCURDY:
ZENAS s. CLIFFORD.
For Gom4@or,
BIcHARD J.. 0GLEsBY.
Fo. Lteaftnans Goverao~.
WILLIAM BR05S.
For Secretary ef 6katt.
SaAR0N TYNDALE,
Fer auditor Of Psble Aooourts, %.
0. Il. MINER,
For 6tctt 7scdsxrer,
JAMES E. BEvERIDGE.
FIR Superintendent IF Public h.a-uetton,
NEWTON BATEMAN.
For Representative in Congrsss for ass STATE a4
Large,
SAMUEL n. MouLToN.
Here add:
"For Representative in Congress. ......Dis
"For Senator. :. .District.n
"For Representative, !. :, District"
"For States Attorney" For Clerk of Cir
cult Cou1t"-"Fcr Sherif."-ssFor Cor
oner."
The above is co,rested list of the Candl-
dates, arranged in legl form for the ticket.
The tickets should be printed on white pr
per, AID in sufficient quantities Be sure
ard iEse1t the number Of the Congressional,
Senatorial ard Representative District.
THOMAS ]. TURNER,
Chairman SUITE Central Com.
JAMES P. RooT, Secretary.
For Members OF Congress.
-t.6- 4-V0A4t HEN4hVAId.
Il-j0IlN r. FARNSWURTH
HE. B. WA9uBURNE,
1Y-A: 6: HARDINa.-
V-EB0N C. NGERSOLL
V1-BUETON c. COOK,
VIII. P. q. BR0MWELL4
Tu1-SHELBY II. CULLOK
N-HUGH FULLERTON.
4-N. u. KNAPP.
A-E. CALLAHAN,
11I-JEHU BAKER
Nu-A. J. kUYKENDAL.
Nominations tor Cook County. q.
For 5'ate's AaoTaty-CHARLES Il, REED.
For SAer16-1oHN A. NELSON,
Tor Ce+k Of tst Circuit Cout-WILLIAM L.
CHURCH.
For to.0ner-Dr. WILLIAM WAGNER
For Ska@ Seaatr, 1srentyj fourth Disfria-
FRANCIS a. EASTMAN.
For R<prest"tatirts n tie Leo.slature Frny. !
N7.M Dtsfrct t{Htsf)-WnL1AM JACKSON. n. /
II. dONTLEY. a. B. COOK.
6tzt'd1 Nstrda {soaeheA. 4. ;DoLToN,
EDWARI, S. 1SHAM.
6'1ty frsf Dtsfriet t2'orkal GEORGE srRoNG /
4. F. STEVENSON
, 1864-11-03
33rQ1)QEdlf.

M EN;CAL FURVEtOx S OF
~ FLEE. Lor!sv11LE. ET.. Or. .zs, 1:ss.
r. roTaH WI! be atctivcd Ut lh,t otnce up to
a3tKstAf. hcVtaber IL, Ut u M, Tor iprt1saipg
Bos1i!Ai SuLpl4s. -e-@ ~01
at1 piles Emit accomranv b1ss--1csp. IN ceses
Vh r Md5sf proposes 1u-Etst sFtirle ltke one
preFloEslf l1fuSo2G = h1nl-s1t pr ppsAl capsk
ststt nov tcol y il ;foEoe o co ceAyerfnE
rach avice arc how rapidly the vhcle guar tty viii
t G6nFtre IT, All Eccu1 ph delivered n thiI d. mt
, 1864-11-03

While the army Was absent on this reroo.
noissnze, General Miles, commandlng =
brigade Of the first dlyislou Of the eBo:,nd
corps, which With other troops had been Ieft
to guard the intrenchmenss, made q eailant
sorfie with one hundred men from Foft MAJ
tor, and Encceedec in carrying By assault one
OF the rebel forts on their front lice nert ~
thss blown up by General Burnside last enn ~
mer. He took III. garrison priaoaess. wnicb.
consisted OF cns hundred ana forty men a,.d
q Lieutenant ColJLel commanding, soikld
tbe euna ard got back without any loss Of
1noment. The prisoners captured bY ,he
second corps were Georgta, North Carolina
6ith, Tcie generally cltizers Of Petersburg e
, 1864-11-03
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1HF WORLDS GREAT RHxxvr
TIE WORLDS GREAT REMEDY.
: TIE WORLDS GREAT RExznY
THE WORLDS GREAT REMEDY
TEE WORLDS GREAT RExxnx
TIE WORLDS GREAT REMEDY
TIE WORLDS GREAT REMEDY
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THE WORLDS GREAT REMEDY
TIE WORLDS GREAT REMxax
TEE WORLDS GREAT REMEDY
TIE WORLDS GREAT REMEDY
FOE
DYSPEPSIA, ND1cE5TI0N,
AID ALL
DISEASES OF THE STOMACH AND RnWKHl
, 1864-11-03
mrMMkeumezs Cured.

1kEMMkEumeHk EUre1A
1bo tneof1sta mky nov bid deaancs TO the tempt.
Lax cQp. d. Zantb zntldose tUr strong ur1uK i 4
Eerte,n cure 1o1 cfunKsoness. 1t cseaps dls'lke
foS stronK dItIk+ An6 can b. 2duatns cred without
the EnoWtedEe Of The pAielt.
Descrtpsve circnlars sent 70 any Acdrras For sale
bT III respectable ln4F1ts If tht fteA 3t4t4t And
Crcaaas P.ice u per box. Of paaks4es Of s1x boz
3N0. E ERoMER, Wholesale Agent,
cog Ehctrcut Rsfeey, FhukaeIphIR. Pa
, 1864-11-03
DF. RAm6sM EneeIf7r

ms eldest and most reliable urdic:ae Tor te cura
q spG.1nakottFa. sen,EA W. AkaeAs. los of Power,
ana hAA AlWkY1 IIoyed succxks
De RAIDS sPEslF1C IL exhibited Ii the form Of
pH4. made ur nt suhttAntH that hhve q sp1cl1c a.
leet upon tie cGne1attvs organs Eos pa1sons a4eo-
c.nte the idea OF opefRuo upon rhs DO w4ll do n
Asfhs knY ktld Of ptsia- Toe Gpstnc ol Dr. Ksnd in
not Intended as ~ cvacustlnE 1.i,c:ae IL msdici-
"a! T1ft0A ara <xpence1 cntlteg npa1 tnp tmpfited
the sassf 4kd many pe1sons m.srlcat3 t-c Win In
nunHay nray 9e.ote se allo wing thea; wnith plsn we
WAY 70 get ebe etfec. Ct TIT reme9F
EieA eYarywprre. ~ ~ "~e@
Jdo. J, KRONER. Wholessla Agent,
.o,x 4ls Che1rnut street. Ehladtlphla, p.
, 1864-11-03

IL Brig. Gen. james D. Morgan Of Quin.
q, Ill, . life long Democrat, has deserted
the Copperhead wreck and came ont uncon.
ditlona1ly for Abraham Lincoln and the
U1iou party. In letter dated Oct. II, 1854
he says:
~ notice Whist yon say about party and tha
Chicago platform. That platform Is not broad Of
Patriotic enough for 1rt7, nor stzon9 enough 10
stand upon succtssfutly. have fai.h enough vet
to believe there are men sufficient In the country
as badly defeated a. those In tho fsont I hare
been down into Dixie tasely, and all ara for Nc
Clsllan. He could get mora votes to-day among
the rebels than JET. Davis This ought to be proof
not traitor land canuos bel,eya be ID oae he is
inithe hands Of traitors, and ought to be. and
think will be, badly defeated. ]. D. MoRuAA"
Loyal Democrats, mark these words OF an
Illinois hero and true Democrat,
, 1864-11-03

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BAL. DURAHLR. BHAU ,1FUL. "AkRAHTEO to
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Gszfett OF Fnll1aelph1s VINO pr It freo from
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thR viii uni lnure the most delicate hMlf. Sold bY
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1x0. J, KkuMER, Sole proprietor,
t-S CheztEut St.. PrllA :e4phls. Px,
, 1864-11-03

GERMAN MASS MEETINGS.
Or. C5ataes Richie will address German Macs
Meetings az follows In the evening:
Metamora, Woodtord .Thursday Env =
Lieut. Governor Hoffman, will be pstsent at
EtTera! Of the above meetings
, 1864-11-03

Il Kentueky Regiment.
.. BATON RouaE, L., Oct 70, 1861.
Editors Chicago T1lhune:
SRA vote taken in the 18th Regiment,
Kentucky volunteers, on yesterday, resulted
as follows:
For Lincoln and johnson. 1So
For McCienon and Penulcton. 60
, 1864-11-03
AfRUIE E>HE EN- HS.


"lhneoaso .......-f..- -Mondsy Eve., Nov,
PROF. LONGS APPOINTMENTS.
Prci. J. Thompson Long, Pri1cipal Of Lsue
Academy. w1l address the people at the folio wing
times and places:
Dement,, Thursday evening. Nov. 8
NJ. Norris, Saturday evening. ns........,.....Noy. s
,snds o. he c.ass of Iiooin and joSnsoa
VIII pieseo make the necessary arrangements.
| 4. T. STONES APPOINTMENTS.
Ms. 4 7. Stone will epeak In Knox county. under
ths au'pices Of The county Central Committee, as
| fo,lowes
Percifer, Thursday aitern noou-. November g.
| hnoIFllle, ThuItosy evening November 8,
| Yates City, Friday ereDing. November 4
4oqrop. Saturday afternoon .....-.November i.
Victoria, Monday aflafnoon.- November !.
o1eida, Monday evening. .-.........Novembc1 I.
PRoF. JOIN WILLIAMSON will address the cid-
zens Of Os1e county as follows:
Lane, Union Hall. Thursday Is Nov. 8.
FoIreeton ton..-.-.....-...FTd2v NGT. 4.
ht; ss;oa Mol1lt. .s%st1fsay %tnGasy :. ~.
F1isIds Of the Union ut the above pisces Will
plcase make all necessary arrangements.
The Hos. D. RICHARDS and A. AsTEnnE11, E.a,,
vii address the people at the following times and
placea:
EI1e. .Thqseaay eve, Nov. 3
Spl1pR uin. Friday eve Nor. /.
We|9sea E5op. osI sata.day eve, Nov.
AT the last FAMED place several other speakers
will BE- preetnt.
hon, ANsoN q. MlLLERs APPOINTMENTS
Hon. Auson s. Miller, Presidential Elector, wii
rpeal at
Geneva, Thurs.aT evening ...............Eov, 8
HON. ]. F. FARNsWoRr8's APPOINT
Chicago. Thursday. '...-.- Nov q
, 1864-11-03
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, 1864-11-03

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