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e7ooss1' " 7A1A1' 701st7ss3a' .
4 meeting Of tho citizens OF The Second Ward
viii be held a Bryan Hal this trsesday3 sven.
ing. at N O'clock, to recslvo the report OF me
e1ecnt 70 and othsr committees Of tho Ward
Draft Aeeoct t4uon.
The old Second IL ont OF tre dran EYesy
soldier who sepzcaen . tie Second Ward IN the
a11alee " toe unlou - so'aatoa 81. =.
honnr of Ife Ward f,.s h.en nriseryed nntarn,sa-
ed frnm the cf.rrsre of = draft. come Out to-
1ieh, and e.ehanoe c.ners,nialtoor with hls ftl-
low eI;zene upon loe snrcees III accom- ptit nme at
~ 1he EnTk ~ flnr the unota Of The Ward by
yo1rIteerue. =
a band OF musfc will be in attendance: speech
es win be mace, and The celebratton rendered as
, 1864-10-11

TIE ch*isrnan stAted thAt the apparent decrease
In the nrtnh+1 OF schools and scholars Is In the
,Dsfn. due IL tie fsct that several Of the appoint
meLts have NOT made Any reports, Tne finance
howeser show a material increase.
Rev. Prot PefIlne, OF Albion. Mich. Waa intro
duced ind Fpake II length on the tupor-ance Of
0tft smt,tes=tnns." To illustrate hta theme he
made u1e OF tsverai well kuown fucidea.s In the
HEeB o! erf IT Iaec and seeming trivial things Ia
nature. From this he argued th1r the 88bb3th
Schools ere the only trre ard fell-b.e means,
Whereby religious feelitg can be imprinted on
the nlnds OF children. The speaker handled his
subject 10 capital uaoret aud waa listened to
with the Cfepest arettion-
Rss. 7. ". Willing, OF Psiucst3o, was next in
t101 ucld, a. In neat HIT &teeth urye1 tha cat
y chr,erian ecucai.n Of cld7ra He sliudrd to the
vAstnsst o! The neld aud the 0rk would never he
Gnished I1atss 1t we're commenced early. He
spcfe Ct the sos iCetauces in Will n the instzuc-
influence during the lifetime of the indlrido a.
There were eco 900 Sabbath School cn.loren in the
u. z. Colference-erought to make = procession
two hundred miles in length. dc wa Ia favor OF
teathipR The children patriotism, but above Ill
things the Gorpel
Rey. Or. Wt)ey, editor Of the L19ies' R<posfsory,
vas ne1t introduced. ard made few remarks
Union. The tndease II the Sabbath ecnools and
the decrease in church memhtr-hlp wae paradox
he could not unterstand. But he thon int taA.
the Church had ut the last Genera,
Conference. made arrangements 60 that the child
ren could be brought INTO the fold. Heretofore the
work ct aclnal conversion among the children had
been in maELet neglected, hut better day ID
The Dec1orf4 acoreee va. listened u With deep
etteullon ard elIc1ted considerable applause.
TIE Noxnc0y E&s sung, the benedicuon pro-
1ounted and the meeting dispersed.
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locking tsck upon fhe grand advancing army Of
ttrus gi1nR tyros e<ekcn on your younger btoshsts
to the eamc high tahle-land OF experience aud
tnowNdee
He1e, IN the veetibuc Of tbe temple which ron
a.s toon to enter, make .onr yose, md k:cp
them instolste. On the thrcshbold OF your
profession, lay broad and deep tho foundation
tsat the kupe1st1ue:uEe msyIs'andl'or agca an an
during monument Of ynrr eefy1ccs, your Industry
and your lave OF mankind and when your days
tbali have been Numbered, and your mrntte rhatl
fin npon other dltc1p1es Of scientific truth, you
may look back upon we'll spent life, and die with
tie consciousness Of having Ad1ed someta1og to
the store Of human knowledge.
The chairman then announced that the dras lee
tura Of the cture would be given TO day At 10
O'Clock.
The meeting then adjourned
The frft Of The courte Of lectures on Chemistry
Hlu be delivered this evening in the College rooma,
By Prof. Rodtey Welch, commencing Al O'clock.
eiudeLts rot attending the medical lectures viii
be admitted to this course hy app yleg at the Col
leGe Sly evening during the lecture term.
, 1864-10-11

Arrival Of tho Steamers Hnnsa nnd
Ilrd.

NKw YoRK. Mandsy. oc:- 10.-Thc s!eaues
Hanea. 'rom southstnpton 2atn, arrived this morn
~. The corones's jury retarnaa verdict OF Tt'l-
Turn IN eonssqucnca oftae cap,tal bein. tra7s; s,
,o55ea 10 FtsoeG ksa a
poet oied at Florence on the 17sb, The report
That the announcement OF the Franco*!taIian
treaty had bern nndo to the Pope, and that hs ask
requested time 1or delfberat1on. The raising Of
The rate of discount b3 The Bank OF France bad m
unfaverabe effect on trade. The London money
rnarktt Is nr1ner, The reb"l loan T33D7sH.
FloIr fiat Wheat nsmer. Corn drmef-adyuneed
81 pe rquafter.
QuEnEc, MunJay, Oct 1o.-The steamer ur,,
from L'Vt trpool On the 2oth- ris Londonderry On
1he1e was continued depression and more fail-
urcs In Epg1and
Bon. Hlram sibcy and Nj. Collin. of the R1s.
tian telegraph Company, arrived .. Queenstown
The Lozd1n Stock market ii yery heavy. Money
Tas dear md tuere was general dlsstu9t, aad sey-
eral failures wcrc taking place. eptaltlng heavy
losees amupP cotton aud produce traders.
The Stock Exchange continues g.ry heavy Tae
Confederate Loan had declined GG9 per cent
Tie news Of sheridan's. victory Improves ths
ptospects us Lfncons re-etet.lon ard forced sales
Tn Liverpool accouat, caneed depression.
The London Ti.ns5 credits Grant with euece.s
Ia having cumps,ltd Lee g move, and looks with
much ints1cst for ths pending results
FEAsc9.-Thc ratt4za:ton Of the Franco Swiss
ueae5 sne Is n tas' "aS'
o.: sae .t,,,az t..,,n,, The ren,n.
at1snca ~ tfe mnniciDnlIkY OF Turin. Addressed
to the government, ueetares that tbs transfer VI
the capital to Florence signifies the ranuncfation
ot R"me, and protests aEalnst such q conclusion.
The 1tallan pafliament was cpuVoked on the Eth
nit.
DEhMARk,-Esrl Clarendon, at Vienna, urged
or Count hlcho+Tg tne neeessty VI ot1nRlhg T.
pence nesotlas1one 70 speep ns a1so ~ az
soeeq Lhe eatiy H. ~ "! ~
ft1s~Ape4ks PA@aA4ASAH.. 49, - A=7'A~~
,...- coaAEkc1At. t:{! - o. M, x.,
totton e:les o! ne WsrK "ef9 a,VgS oa'es
, 1864-10-11

The Ninth Ward movtpg-1ddr~sscs
By ID. ID. Dt1scoll ana Hon. j. ID.
ward

Last nicht a l..ce and enthusiaatle meettrc Of
~. es,1.an. - ~ N,a,, Wa,d ..aasn.S - ~ ~
hall ut tha Washington Sk4tlnE Park. to take mea-
surea for conducting the cauEaas Of the Ward In
tavnr of 4hr 11n,on t.ctet ~, .tt.nd.,e. -.
o1e OF the best thss has yet been seen at any Of
the ward meettngr. Long before the speakers ar
rved the hall was quite crowded. Conversation
he ner e1d ~ +, 1hrfr 1sk enH s,t1i rnn,a y. ~
thsls looks. ssoTea taSu.slyes re,oIgod "a meal ~
ainp to nsrr tbe " nten.a infsrss, d.o,c.a nn
on eTerT fsre and to iirten to the den tttsssncr.
Of the hundrs he OF men as tney diacpssed toestn.
e. !he pEotReeta = p ei u eoaIn5 x ~.,,.
uc.1de. onened he busfnts 81 bY snno upc,nr lbs,
he purpoee of he N meetine was 70 cet u3 an eu.
a6s lew pIel,mlna,v ,y remsFks M 1e!suye to ias
bnscoa s wRo. upoa % eonins w iosNsrd up vas ioudi;
ehsSfs4 s;5 h,,s,o .,,a ,s,. :. 49,. rnn.a.s.,,r ~
atate to ttoee present f.ct viii which t6eT yers
ali nfrect,g ran nyerssnt. namely tiat thers va n
between 10 rebels nId I'd our to,d,ers 10 the dsId
III, re- Wa5 another arht on,t0 On which vss mi
lees 1mportant. Tha, Tas fhst nos be1nS waeed
he:uern 1l,e tTo noIisjcsi ctions m ti,e Enr1h
r. ara no erc4 y war,n, se H..
epsiust lie ]p5tltuiioue Of the coantfq. Tbe1 had
ia he i1nrht ri he annesIei to 1he men ~ hi
w.1d t. % ae rs bet Z hs s9.a; IN Or
sord our bordtrr. m,eht be put duwn. Tne opn,,-
FL narty aYroraied "a ftrelf 1ha fitje nf Demo.
cTa.tc. De w3shed to investigate its fi.ht 10
atenme th,t title did II renretenr tina nsgPr that
wa led bv lie p.t,iotic JscEsop, OF by Doaeiasf
Il 60 thei1 with tha Union pa1tY theY had no 1uas-
rel. Bct ii tho party was that whIen followed
Bucha1 40, and var at The present moment in elose
nIl,snce witn JtdDavlh-is1t Eas the party now
eupuped In bitter opposition to our brave BOYS in
aid. and to rnr admfnjstration nt hpmrLnrn ne
ior one denien its cla1m to lie nsne OF Democrs.-
~. ~. then he Henied fhtsr claim ann n,rfarrsd "a
rss.s thr7n nndErf fh+ Tnnra cnmnranensfvs head ~
--%-~- ---
~ ha.a w.. ,,,-sxr,,.,, r,,,a ,sr.~ - l..
ne nope. ~ .1e ~ 49. moa.u asss1 os ~
tfGeteu 70 LIE oAo0S o! H1altof, "no Aao Eotneo
II II the 1rat c. and who were 20 zeaiouslY eI-
er:irR ?nemeelsesto achteve lta oua1 oTe!tneo~.
~ 10 the grand CRY which had been faleed abo1t
tsee speech. he wished to know where itoe speech
, 1864-10-11
ROCK RIVER conference.
Faur.h Days Preeeedings-E1amlnstfsn ot
Ttaxhtrs--Orders Of tie Day -ETe1Ius
SefrIees-SAbbaIt Stassi ArniYerlary.

pureuant to adjou'nncn the Conference MT
yeftcrdsy morning f8x o'cocG, Bishop Kingsley
| In the chai1.
The devotional exercises we1e conducted By
Rev. u. T. bl6blns. after which the report Of the
Book Conce!n end e1h.btt OF the Book Agents tn
ID Ts Msr 1oFx were presented and pfsced oa die.
Ine report OF The commissioners OF tn. CLARK
6emlns1y WIS submitted and 1eteuM to the Eiu-
Rev; J. ". Riley. D. D., editor OF tho La5ss,'
aep9esst3sN VA introduced Ind cordially received
This 1lth qaernon wls then take1 up, "Have
4'.hs Preachers chsractets xantaed r. sud R:r.
D. GihAon, presiding der OF the Mt. Norris dl T.
u1ct- reported the col dition OF hts charge to be
eesJ Prosperous. The folo wing characters wers
q s9s F.ss iees e5s gn;s9 q Rf Gn W
ton, u: PmaS, c. II Webster, Lnse .atteS-
Smith. James McCiane, cbapeed to supernumarAry.
the prelidinx eldez, Rev: 3; ~ Y Fnl.el. 9are :
9as cnt.neea: Rtv q Fulsr. y. e. wiling, ~ T.
| i. ". McCausland, James Msttln tchanged 10 So
pernumer,,,liw n; Foremsn, ,,a..; n9y4 Lore Gee.
| AEatd, {changed TO 6uperanuatted)
The joiie, di.tr3ct WIS pkxt taken up, and the
ss9s cd ee' s 1's Condition. Ii e's* 5oos
ing were examined and continued: Revs.
d. Crews. s. 4. " Jewest, .. Best (ch.pgtd
sas sssse g
MY, % ailbout sppointmeni d. N. Morse, &. K. Biz.
blns ]. S. David, G~o. Wallace, Wdgh. D. L
q saa
The report Of the North western Female College
was referred TO the Edocattonai Commsttee.
petiic Vas osc'arsd v wlhdtsaa i nom on he Metho:
dirt Eplscopal Church. *nd committee appointed
to obtain bis pa1chments.
TIE consideration nf the ath quesuon "ss re-
Euned, aud the caee OF Rev. D. e: Ho xard was Is
ken up. The committee ~ whom 1t was referred
rtported in favor Of permitting him to recall MS
vishdrawa1. and that bis character be Allowed 10
% motion tbe report WIS received and .doptel:
Rev. Kobt Trieht WIS change from t1e effective
to the tupe,uumerasJ relation without an ap'
On motion the order for the Day was taken up,
slavery question vas read bY the Secretary. the
following IA the Commute anon:
10 the Roet Rsper Conferenes:
The following resolutions relating to change
q The general rule on slavery were adopted by the
Church at its seseion held in The cty Of Phll4Iei
f Resoted, b. he delegates Of the sever.l Annual
amendment Of the eeressi rule on slavery, 70 ta1t
u thall read "slaveho ding, buyarg or selling
Rtso'r<d. Th.t we recommend the suspension Of
the Fourth Restrictive Rule, for the purpose act
isisnej) ". I. H4Aa1s. sec'y.
Tee comm. n:eation Was adopted unantmously-
The Directors Of The Rosehfu cemetesy donated.
through Dr. Tiffany, = lot to the cuntessnce.
On notion u Dr. Tiffany, commit zee OF three
WEE appointed TO confer with tle Noaehla Came
Lev. Dr.. Trimnle addressed the coufereaee for !
few momeuts On the ,mpnrtance Of the missionary
TIE following committee. Vas appointed in pur-
ecanse Of Dr.. T4da' motion: DIS. Tiffany. EDDY
eommnn,eat3nn fr,,n Es,r York VIA rad eak.
, 1864-10-11

NEW YoRk Monday. Ocs. 10,
d}irg.
F ouR-e etate orered dull and drocp.ng. and elnsed
fathtr rnrf s'taFv With dt Ing aI II IS A9a5
e1t1a stste. s9a5agso round hoop Ohio, y, ,s55975
trade bIaudf, ~ 5t99to.
WNIsEY-Dnll; %L.TS@t.H, -.. .-..
GAA1a- ML.sI opsne1 Gull, closed Bhsda 1ruer
fstr demand 81 .7s@l "a for Ch caxn 1pInk, 38ta
lssiot winter re- Western. :ssslS tor club, and
!,1 malt gut :oF3 opsnsa da!i an1 d1o op1n :: b9
aro S;A8 for high mIxed, nsAty yeow, huo.r snd IN
s:nre Osta cpeI ed dali and closed = thsde trmsr;
-: for we:teE1 Wool ull and Eonlns1.
GEGckK1re-Cotfee Gull ht1 pElcsa more or leas
m1nal Sn2ar very quiet Cubs at t3c. Molasses
tull. .-.-.
F..RoLxuA-Qulet, at s7as7hc for cruse. and fsa
1tc for fa1Let Tres Fenne > IN D5Lt at 63ba64..
"yis1or s-Porf epsne1 heavy aud cl2se1 fl m.
aud IN far oekos nd At Is 20 for me.R e49 Gzlzs
IS new 70 essh l. sne Y reea.r waT; elesnS at a!sn q
br new mest tor October buyers op:i3n At ss2o1
si9s stef iIfeEnla1 ard lover, At 1zoo@2 % 5oE
for tItra %. fs CT Meats quiet snd naays at 1s1:
fer ah uldere tno no 2tr fur neus. 1srd hs4vy and
lcver atao2ohe the latter price n e1tl'me Buttes
nil and lcEsr, st 7SSs5c Tor NeaeFu and Sc 9c for
brAtt, Cnefee uptct Bnd easler ut l2fs20c.
, 1864-10-11

5e.tf1dsy. There was a large arrival q specie,
Much dlstzuss u ocessioned bY Tho mercantile
talln'es which arc now tskIng place IN Cotton and
Pscduce trade, where heavy losses have Mstesly
been incurrcd- The Confederate loan vAs ex-
1rtuelr heavy, ard experienced fail Of no less
than 6h per cent; owing plrtly 70 the dete4t OF
Har'7 IN The Shenandoah Valley. bnt chiefly 70 toe
elecfiUn OF Lincoln,
LokpoH. september eo-whest dull and DE-
clintu cGlcd. Corso1a closed at SIX 6ao77s. For
money, Illinois Central, 81 discount: Erie, HaD4s.
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New York money and ftock Market.
new T0RK. Monday Oct. 10,

McH3Y-Ke9J 1t per cent.
k1xR1Ir 0-QuIot IT lt9 ...
GoID-unkttilet', 1Eoaipx at 19tx. advancing a
1ea. derliLtnx to 1p;x sn1 e1:sng 1T l93H.
GovEaEr- ut SrocKB-1rI e9utaf.
HEEXLY BANK SrAT1HKFT-Loau1 $t85.e73 Ne ; de-
eEovs sHtsl ;specir g, 6sS33; increase. ~ hs3e
6Tocas- D1l II lover: r / III. n " S9H. Illinois
Strip lliK, n IS bsA. MCf54. n LIS. Erie 9sk
Hut aon ii5. Reading, / w; Fort Wayne: o2x; Pact
&C. 2T8s Ohio and y eets. 6iX; one year co:t, 9lk
Trf Ss,1 rs; 35'a .uFors, lit; 81 81 coupons
MHk.
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eAed from the.r laboFs and only succeeded in car
nsng away come clothing aHd a few Spoons On
sstnrusy nirht anosher hoase on the ssms stzest
was entt.ed and robbed Of mncey and ra1uahIes.
e,ratted near the corner Of Washington and 9t4te
ereete. and On Saturday cTs ming another citizen
pse garotted and robbed near the corner Of State
and JackeoD etreets.
When VIII theee things cclsef
, 1864-10-11

The draft stlil hung In statts quo yesterday. ths
time Of the Board Of ENROLMENT oeing occupied ia
the examination Of men already drat.od.
ExAMINAroHs.
The Bo,rd passed yesterday upon the dratted
men ltm the towns OF Lake, Thoroto1, Nlaea,
Orla1d, and Bremen. With the following result:
Ldke-Nunber OF men eummoued, ~; aecep'e1.
4: i1rl iehe1 subsutu:es. Is; exempted tor ph5et.
cal disablity, .; exempted for other Causes 1o'
THotnton-Number Of men summoned, "a: &C
cspted, 8 fnrn ehed substitutes, Q; exempted fof
physicA diasbiH'5, "a; exempted LOT otnes
canset. IS: failed 10 appear, :
Ntts-Nnmber e1mmoneo 20 appeas, ~ nceeo<
I'd. i: 1p,nishtd enbetttrtce, exempted iof ph1-
eIcal disability, g.: cxtupted iof otael caates.
The falance wcre discharged the quota oeloS tdll
Orio,d-N1mher summoned 70 appsat 3s: &C.
ceotcd 10, furnifhed substitutes s. exempted fot
MI rcai disability &, exempted for other c1uses s.
'aiIsu aiIssut..oo..EEnmher ~ eummoned to appear 81 ac-
.aa e tnT, leted fuhFtitntes s, exempted on
81 1,sonnd n phyeie.l disability O. exempted for
other cpuses 6, Jailed 70 sppeAf9s
urxeed men from the town Of Worth vii, be ex.
,,nsnaa 10 day. Tue draft will probably comnence
~ ENIIaTNKNT1.
The following arc the enlistaents since Fridly
.yepirc: WaEcang ., Northdsld :, Maine Z, Lay
dsp s, Lyons g. Like /, Lenont 8, Palos 4, Cala-
net g, Orisnd l. Bremen Z, Ta0tnson y, rhlrd
Ward q, sixth ]. Seventh 81, Eighth 8, Ninth i,
Eletcntn 5-iotAl LIS.
, 1864-10-11

PHILADELPHIA Market

Pn1IAUHLrEIA, nfopdaI evening, Ucr. ~.
Al! the markets ara very rnuch dsrressed, oHtcE
to tre dt elite & pr cEns IL gold
FLouh-V.ry dull.
GFAIN-Wheat very dull: 5?.ts psr hu tof T1,es.
AID E G9tf5 for eh!te. co:n autGt: sues ot q. "
eeuthe5n at8,c.
Pei HDLf UA-Duil. Crude, S1c kssnneas II uoou,
eGes s15t: fnd hes. 7[zsec.
MU;t1EY-t1r1i. Il 81 far Ohio.
, 1864-10-11

St. L8uis Market.
Especial p1Bpstch to the Chicago Tfabune.t
81. Lou1z. Monday EveniuE. Oct IL.
FLouR-Hsavy with decline OF .s92tc. BAtss OF
sup+r at sstc0s2s; Single Extra As $s.G49.'s =;
Double Extra st 9ic.so.
GKAIN-"htst heAv5. 8slea Of fair to Eood fsN 1t
e. good and ptms # t1:s:91 e: ehoice =: T.
500 Torn AcrlyE and dfro. Sales OF mxad II 43l:
Wnita at 49,; .Yc:1ow =: q IS. 0ats urm and -
ysncao 1c. eAtes =. go. Barley II Light receipt
At kI.EA'.H.
WuIeKT-Quitt. gAles It $40.
GEpUkRIIB-Quisk.
Vessels PesseA BetxoYt-
Especial Diepatch to tbs Chicago TTthuue1
DKTRorT, Monday. Oct. 10.
UP-Nonc.
Dowx-Fayor1te. Rs1, White 4zd Blue. Eaisd'
Mist, Hoyt, Ellsworth, Banner. Gomcrs. Jupiter,
eEin Australia. Msp.e Lest. Flske, York Btate, Flip
ppa5ltTs Alfred, Jeese Hsrt Jennie And Annie.
Fiftaan vessels hero dsselet, aad fur reported
a,hore on Lake Huron. Wind N. n.
, 1864-10-11
A SIfnhK <t0Urh

WhIch attrf cte but little attention Ia its fn-ipten-
=. may be the fnEcrnnner Of consampnoni Wnat
In BIO. ctitfef Whist reckless fully TO allow q
coush OF cold to become 30 deep seated when a
remedy so prompt and certain as jayns's E1pec.
to1ant Can be leacl'y procured; Sold BY dtuegtsts
everywhere. octIl ts7ostTuEs. u&sAT. i
sJ We not often sreat Of professional men,
bet We know Dr. WEi:ieF reEso1a!ly to be 3 gen.
1enan otskfl and ability In the treatment Of all
toose disssses which he proposes to care. For
thepa.t hf'esn ytsrs he has devoted his wcoe time
ab1 attention to the treatment OF private dl4easce
n 'hetf varied ana complicated torns. which ena.
bled h1m 70 perfect renEdts a. once asfe aod per.
napent- We would adglse all young men afflicted
with seminal eu1skioue, impoteLcy. and all con.
tsmplating snarrisgs to co1snl1 Dr.. Whittier, aud
BY 30 doing avoid an unhappy life: ehaye seen
number who were afflicted Eglth hernl. or rup
ekiipl treatment IL commanding the confidence
OF the entire Vest. He does not, like mauy other
pbyric,ane, charge yon for consultation. Any one
Once 16i South Clark street. oct9"ESoa oaGtaa'tu-th
al cIeorot OF The Thrutt and Lungs, are selcved
By ueIng Browns nfonchtAi Tro :hea."
~ hare been afflicted with Bronchitis d1rlnc
ss P:Bs fs
York.
.Almoe. ,as.an; relief T. ths distressing lasos
Rev. a. G. Eoa1Esros, New York,
SIT gives me- great pleasure to certify to the
efficacy Of your Bronchial Tfochee, 10 M affection
OF the lhtoat and voice, induced b. pub!c singing
Thty have suited my case exactly, relieving my
th1nat and clearing the voice 80 that could tlns
YIth ease. T. DucHARAE,
Chorister French Parish Church, Montreal.
..When somewhat hoaree from cold or oyer-ex-
ertion In public speaking, have uniformly found
HENnT WnKEs, D. D.,
:. - Paator oi Ziun Cnurco. Msntleal.
Sold by s1l Deaiera iI Medtcne8 at 25 cents box
oc.Gs1t6 Tues. Ths&Sat1m
NerIb9t,tYAs.1a BxA4 80 4=zHt.-fk1h 1h hail
Il to 1eo: Ter II the pr.ro:tI fr Wtieh ccen h5lH
R.e ordinarily used. Terms n13Eatc- Applies
t.u5s ca5 be mSda.dt thu odaes. kdio!E.nz tts g.
t.sn1e "a tbs HaT te1l-Esfa
, 1864-10-11

0sxEgot NohdAy EFaH7Rs uss- ~.
FIouB-Dn1l end unchanged - Il. ss9s i ior NJ
sprtIg Eas.09t0 for red Wtuter; a9@n8a.75 1or
white: &lo: sl1l6 50 TT doubts extra.
-GnAIs-Wltas qrtets 60 sales CcEn 6c&e6!ano
F1EsGnrs-Fi1r. Flour t?e3:se. wheat sc, c:fn
Ike. barley lie to New YcsE.
, 1864-10-11
THE DRAFT.

Gtl)l no Observation-Disclosures OF
: Dyafted -E0flaxments-8uD Dis.
tx1ct4 Ont Of the ztFa1x-Esrescut Dill
ely1-W ard meeI1pg.
, 1864-10-11

BrEa14nY-owitg 10 the present insuflefency
and iae.nciency Of what Is called b coortssy the
"chicago police forcr, burglars. plc&oocke.s and
thieves are In the aa etndaut aud reap rich has-
and dtlztur afraid 10 wblk oufupst ffeQurpted
tbo1oughtatc* unit o. well armed On Sunday night
the house os j. q. Stewart, No. 164 North Pe0flt
street was entered by burglars aad couueteiy ran
sacked, Dy som- good fortunc they 9-re .risat-
, 1864-10-11
" Read Advertisement on inside Of to-day's
paper headed =" Ur. james, oct11-t91a.1t

70 Gentlsucn withlrg Under Shirts and
Dfn~erR. Wool Shirts. Hrsiery, Handkerchleft
scsrtt, Ties. sntpenders, Sc, VII! ind toe best
assortment In tie city at Wilson's, JIG Dearborn
STREET. Prices to euit present rates Of gold.
r.
, 1864-10-11

The lady 1aansgers OF the Nursery aud Half Or
pbar Asylum dec:dt:d vt recent meeting that the
cild1en Of soldiers should tn. precedence Of al.
oiEert in receiving eLtta1ce to that Institution.
lEe rule has been in practical operation Tor some
noribs, but has nuw become matter Of record.
Our citizens cannot do too much for this 1nsti-
supplies the beeds OF these poor vlcdus u the
war; IT there ts NOW al opportunity Afforded for
all to do their utmost in It's behalf. Toe Indies
there chi]dten'e support during The coming year,
spd every one mutt real ze that no Uncomfortable
eighty co1idzeD. ut present pri:es Of food aud
c'othing.
=. mte'iur hss been called at Bryan Hall. on
and means to procure The amount required. ana q
c.rdi1l End general rasponse Is neccEeary. Let ev
esy pcrrnn who wishes to do good to the helpless
little one. OF those who have died in onr defense,
give at least their presence at thta meeting w1'h
hesrty and truthful promise to aid IN whatever
the 1aier may decide to at1smpt In iurthcrance Of
, 1864-10-11


Wbile IN Chicaeo, short inns ago. we called
with medical ffieud on Dr.. J. B. Walker, and ne
should be doing Injustice to or sense OF duty to
the public nrd 10 Dr.. ". If We allowed the occaR@
p1eciatIon Of his eminent abilities an4 experience
a. m Ofu'ist aud Aufiet. TREATING afecuons Of
the eye and ear ss specially, has been assumed
Al ce ard impudencc, until the public hava become
justly suspicious Of every one Who has not verified
his profession By deeds. or snch deeds Dr.. ",
has achieved Al abundant store IN long and euc-
ceeefot practice. We we're permitted to Wttncas
one Of those trulmphs. l. was au operation for the
femos al ol eatafac and the Euccehs waa mo<s.satt
fyiDg-bripp1ng young aud inie.estlrg lady from
douter osrkneas " 1Eto glorious sunlight, md re-
etorinr her stslon long cxtinguishcd.
: Dt. Walker Il fortified with the most satlsfoc-
tory 1estImnIta1a OF his skill aad SUCCESS tao well
II own as an authority in opb.halmic surgery, and
ie equally Iottd for cardoe aa Tor skill ia he pro
fetet,nn, We comment him to our friends every
where. oc.1i.te14lt'
, 1864-10-11

Nursery and Half Orphan Asylum.
All !adies interested IN the Nursery and Half
Orphan Asylum are requested to meet at Bryan
Hall today. at 5 o'clock in the afternoon. d puac.
tual stte1dance IL requested.
, 1864-10-11

coKr7pEEG.-ADother confidence game was
1daci sd .etterday, On = victim from Ottawa, who
on arriving IN cbIc,go met ''niee man. near the
depot sno was honey-fusle out Of only twenty
doIlAra. The sceue was laid In Pdrusnd 0lock
where The ngrttrhle gcLtjcmsn hau IN Office, SC
Esatnis1ine hluse1 that lie had boagh1 w:saom 50
cleab1F.
, 1864-10-11
.Eouan!.

:TOUND-In the vicit itycf.s7e 8.
u Curt.n street, yestsrdsy fo4jnoos. fss1s bla.k
NeHfound1sr 6-do1. which - ax1s1 .paa has& bY
prAv11E prcperty pss:n. 6hstsee md 9pp)JloE -
fREK EIT2, 370 s. Cilh On IT. 1cliLs9s7s
, 1864-10-11

Thirteenth WArd.-A meeting will he
held at the talcon d Father" Miller, on North
avenue, near the German church, this evening nj
TX O'clock
, 1864-10-11

NOR SAEE-Or to rent, q fine
r. cottage 1esidence, containing seven soomA 10.
csted At 1ss- View. oopostra Nj. Walle:s. three
nit ak FIRM street cars For pa ttculars ad-
dieas P. o. Box 1915. Chicago. oc9 t793st
, 1864-10-11

Homo for the Frdendleas-Tde1e will be
q tpecial meeupg Of the Board Of Managers for
the ~ Home for the Fuendless' on Tuesday, Oct
lib, at one O'Clock. p m.. at the Home. A gen.
eral attendance is esy desired as buslnets OF
importance F1 rome before them.
The lan5es ale al=o requested to come prepared
to artist In .e~ipg alter tlnnsactng the business
matters.
, 1864-10-11

TOR SALE Gotta ge Houses.
l. g. tvr7s1 cottsge houzes f.o1 81 eco to st'Hlo.
Iowa lanta for cash Or trade. HOUSES and lots
fs.w and sncs city re suburban ~ property tor % n
CoTme:c.a1 Nr2kfFs. eoss Onlee a!ocE, cososr
Dear.or1 spd Morros ST. .et1, rocu 1O.
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