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THROAT AND LUNG DISEASES.
SPECIAL NOTICE..

As The cold and stormy reason is spproachihz all
Who arc s1t1t ring from Catastah. Asthma, Ihfoat
make smmed!ate applteation q tie "chisseo
Throat and Lung Institute Mccor1ntcks bntlolng
corner RANDOLPH and Dearborn streets. me neE
IT, n'moet all csGee even atter either torms or me y
cs'tou have been tried In sai1, as very many Q!
onf lest citizens will attest IhEost diseaeea anc
eras icate encb dseaste before the deah !a croken
down and q cure becomes impossible. Consulta.
tion free.
naY w1ite {enc1oeins ten postage stamp.l, and
tie book npon this claes Of diseases. AID also
aeslap @ M be .sat aer1 M Il iSt1g gey and in
ths popaI,!!y he 6nsaSo Threat a, sna L11S rs
baye scanned t. eys es II 9seeSs 1ns tna
uneary and to confouta their places With the
"Chlcsgo Throat aed Lung lnstitne" Such
peteons arc Hatt % ths tsaa,ty Of A1 ~: mw:
shs tfser q e bsten tpee dsesse to "a
termination OF BY trtdinE WITH their time apo zoo;
tHs Is I'll the ioandss q system Ga1e
ns tae We.t oad
ltcted by sw. Let the af1icted bear tits In mind,
AID gov n Themselves accordingly.
noy1-v2s3 3t
T. Diseases Of the Nervous, Seminal, Urinary,
auu oe4uA ofs.Tue; NuH aa4 -
III reports Or tne hoMa!o aefqelas!vn 6sns "
mail 1n eeae9 lesef easelgpes. Ies .. GnAsRe 81
diess y. 81 h nt a,.sa, pb!'sdaInhia ~
taon: No: y sonto MINI sSseeI. FnllaoeiphA' H.
tc2f'ty7 I'm
srreu+4or-F,psr Rvo1.trxr 1,r,ro.. Sr.r.
~! ~ e.. naa,1.st rt
pois State Militia are hereby ordered to appear At
Lincoln Hall On Tuesday evening, t9e hEes OF w
Vie on business Of importance.
j. {. HANCOCK, Col. Comd|E.
Chicago, Nov, lat, 1861.
.-....---..,
Iruuu1esume rouEts ana co:as, II neglect
! ID, uftn terminate fatalIy. few doses Of DWy-
es's Pectotal Syrup Will speedily and etfectuallJ
cure the most ooFtinate care. Sold IN bottles. at
65 cents and =. s5 Per bottle, 1t " aEd ~ Lsks
atfeet- to71-V3H1n
| co rur pre--Co - Rrr.r+ = s,,,+,on,a
Chicago Commefc,ai College 70 est thorough.
nrsc1tco, hna1ness adnrstinn' ~ ~ herome a 1nn3
Tssenrsrh nnera,oI. Addrese fenrlosin1 .tsmns1
fnr cfrrnteya BRy.r + STRArTow ChIrsoo' 1T
~ ~@t ~"As' - ' N'
| BA1r1xoaE pysrxRs.-Tho.e wanting the best
| oxsters should order Of George Miller 4 e..
wholesale and retail depot, $50 Dearborn street,
| Chicago. T. o. Boz, 4l2. oc28 l8S08t
| ,r., .-o.5 -, n.o,a.s,o,s, -,.,
| t9 w aot utsn 1 sLeAA VI pl1,esstoSal ~ ment
@ ~ ~ - et,n ~, LINZ IS ~ sta1t ~ m - ~
Heaaa a ~ ss aGn St aos ~ ~ sns q s.n " 81 ~
| tuofe oleEssee Nulc4 us p.uQoeeS - eltG; ~
/
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FROM BALTIMORE.
Rejoice, for Maryland II Forever Free

BALTIMORE, Monday, Oct. sl-The new
Free State Constitution goes Into etfect TO-.
me- rrow, and By its occurrence the slaves OF
Maryland are emancipated ind slavery Tor
ever abolished. The City Council have taken e
measures for the proper celebration ot me
event, and pursuant to resolution adopleo
this afternoon the Mayor has lesaeo soa apsoc.
be fired to.morroH morning at sunrise, at
noon, and at sunaown. The bells OF the
city are to be rnng, and the citizens are re-
quested to display their flags.
, 1864-11-01

E7uE SALE Furniture a~d lease
soutb Stde Kveiy1h!ng co1plete. aad fuu " goo :,
paying bnatce1s. pxop1tetoE his othsr ouslne.s
clamtoR his atteuticn-tbe reason Tor selling Fcr
particulars inquire at Hisey d auitiey- G:ocery
AYcfa 1A1 Bauth Wells no1-FS5S-St
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CHATTANOOGA, Monday, Oct. S1.-The re.
mains OF Brig. Ger. Ransom, late comman-
Ger Of the 4th division, 18th corps. left here
to-day in charge ofhls Adjutant General, en-
roate tor Chicago, where, according to his
dying request, his remains are to be in-
tered.
, 1864-11-01

NEW YORK, Monday, Oct. S1-Accordiag
to the Richmond Examiner the last gas dttei
In that city was conscriptcd the other d ~,
He made IN effort to get inside the UnioI
lines, was captured, and sent to Castls
Thunder.
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Marketa by Telegraph.
milwaukee Market.
-

f1ifwHu Hukcc Market.
Especial uiBta ta.ch to the Ch.caga TEahanel
MtLwAuKxx. Monday, Oct. 81.
FIoUR-Ha1d htmeE
WeBA1n-Ttess-Rece1pt4 We Il COO bu. Narke: more
actl, and 4a5: high.r 6aea this mosnnE q COO cu
NO. sprng In 1toss At s.salsd ls 900 bu do, bay.
e1I option all week 1t 31S5La6H scoo ou do. 1elf-
es's opt,ou tlf Nov. Eth At :. 81; 1907 No. in
etoKo at si.sa. Sales or 'Gaas&.-a9.s9o pu No.
strtnH in ttord d tts:9t Ssx. UA.A sdganced 1c.
Ssles t.4M bu No. IN store 1t 66t.
LATHK-NEa HALL Houst 0 p. n m-GEA1N-Wheat
market sl1 Change excltet and cectaedl3 higher
Dayket closing tnlI eYeLi1g At the outside nxuses.
, 1864-11-01

ycfn a sew tsFs ago. No such >o,e ~ss taken.
Tbe saloon may h2 e been canyasstd d for Il Pred
DENTAL vote, and have shown 4 majority for nc
tielIan be VII oepetd largely for votes on the
gentlemen Of the bar; but no Presidential canTass
has been made in tho hotel pr,per,
, 1864-11-01
The NeW Ynfk Gold [lInrkej

NC"
INV yozK, Mosda7, Oct. M.-The uesE clique In
gold are laid to cuntro1 fTom $5 90 % to pot
Kcld. .The't operations commenced this morning 9y
% have been borrowed 1om ths treasury. rhl.
EXPORT deusnd, sided by 4 Strong Bull Operation
The effect en- the Il Arket Naa scarcely appEectaote
TLe psiee opened At Z23
TIE LATEST.
f:o1d tn.ntoht at GalIaher,e E tchsnre an1st
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FROM PENNsYLVAN1A,
The Union Majority In the Late EIcc-
UpHe

HARRISBURG, Monday, Oct. s.-The OFF,
elal soldiers' vote received at the Secreta1y's
Office up to this date is as follows: Unlor,
1883; Democratic, 1883; Union majority,
10 Etc
, 1864-11-01
FROM THE SOUTH,

1en. DaV1ss Thanksgiving Proclaim.
t1on-1he Chaf1estOn mnfcUfT on khe
Rebe1l1on-KebelA Accounts or Granx,s
Movements,
, 1864-11-01

Fo.s,tbs ard chtrcs A. B.deer, to se.se aitae
peceteaIy arrangements. The coocctt is 70 n Ike
repen husosed tickets were sold last evening. /.
very hsppy ausury for the success o! this deselted
| will be loss to the music circles Of our CITY
Fire Last Evening.
About ha,spast ei1 O'Clock last evening a are
| ~ns discovered II lhe wholesale millinery e.tab
j nent Of Charles F1e:dmtn Is. 10 and Il Clask
Street, aud eoon comma icated to other portions
of the building. The alarm Was promptly gwen.
sno re flames were speedily overcome, oot no;
suffered severely either by IRE or water.
a. stated above, shs fire originated e ffeid.
saans store; II was csa.ed By the ug.stang Of
toon COMMUNICATED 10 The highly comeussible
poods on the shelves, and in less tisne than we
81 ees d utd ss@e NJ fGoR Feasa "a xss sl1
tur1ed. bat escaped eertous injury ~ ooo5s,
papers. caah. sud prvate effects ware al lost Hla
aamhes vi amou1tt @ 5 to &lsooo' upon WHICH nc nus
Hart & Bro, Wholesale dealers in clothing: oc.
snp'ed TIE n1st hoor Tsy suffered aed nose iem h
wster.' They had on hand stock Of sac coo. Upon
which they have an insurance Of 4e9,No. Their
loss ts not known, but 1t will be far below their
The ebaaement is oceupied by J, F: pasis. be-, beet
The ofnce 81 A. n Woods, Job printer. is ritua::
ted apou the third door as Is also tne biadery es
LaLNf1fnens QI QpnQ HlisQu, hQn DOH euueEeQ
largely, though to what extent our reporter Was
TIE jewe'ry store Of "A. H. Miller Ia in the same
sufferers to considerable extent--thei. stock be.
Ing tnnndatsa with water. The amount Of loss
bare not yet been afcertained but whatever 1t rnaY
be 1t Is coVtffd by insurance.
The th,rd foor-tn the 1ront-whs the insurance
office OF ". Phillips T. Co., who were pattia'
tutl. 1ers, but to what extentf orr reporter could
The building 10 owned By the Hubbard Porter
heirs. aEd is probshly Gamssed to the amount Of
'has tSs fir eva,
suppressed before mora serious damage had been
iLf1,cted upon the property.
CCRnIor1oN We were in error yesterday morn
Ing In announcing that Dr.. T. n. Eddy presided
over and addressed the me citing held In Bryan Hal
on Sabbath afternoon. he declined participation
il kat meeting, though he claims and exercises
cttzens, on the questions agttattng the couut1y.
and as practical ILLUSTRATION be will speak this
afternoon on the Camp ground, and to-morrow
Finsr' BoAnn or TRADE REo1xESr FOR THE
un1oK.-A trial election was made IN the First
Board Of Trade regiment {73d}, on the 12h Of o.
tooer, at Y1cksbusa, With the following result:
mnI4e NO; OF Votes..... -8i8
g.. ~ '--.-----..-...
This Is he ~ Wv the soldiers vote. Wcil mayoar u
Illinois Ccppe1heads be sftaid Of them The sol
dters are NO friends to rebels In the front or to
traitt rB IN The 1csr.
AxusEnrars.-Af!inRton j. Co we're received
with genuine ovation last evening at lhe Acad.
| eoy Of Mueic. Fully one thousaud persons were
unable to obtain adntttance. The Colleen RaWn,
At lhe Mueeu1u. Was received on its fret produc'
tinp by crow ded houee. janet Pride, at McV1ck-
| er'e. was witnessed By full house.
ues PLANES Mass Meeting.
AL aboard at 1o i; m. today tTuesda}) 70. the
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New York Bunk Stnremeut%


PHILADELPHIA, Monday, October 81.
FIcrR-F1rD, With little expert demand. Extra
family 3lt 25E3l2.0'.
GsA1v-Wneas atFnnfed. Southern 3a,5o whit = is
held at 92.73ae.s9 Corn nsm and scasce. yellow
&l.s0. 0AtG etE.
PErBoLEuM-quet. Eruee 4os Refined in bond G.
a6s do free 8eaA1c.
NtIFsKv-Uul1. Ohio II a.
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CLEVELAND, Monday, Oct. 81.
To J. ]. Simmons, General Agent Atlantic & Great
Western Ra,lway, Chicago.
AL our trains now run through from Clevc-
land to New York without change Of pas
sengers or baggage. T. 81. GOODMAN,
General Ticket Agent,
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DI h d.

oi confession OF the lrns1 AFTER An Hines Of tMo
yeets q ctGs1o Goox EE1Sts M1 o. ,Ts Lsus' asusR'
fer Of BeoeccA J. and Luther Z. Aace, aged 1sas'
sEpnsha Md Is 6a1s
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w ANIED-Agtnts Ter n ;a<est
~ nd h,st sno.c,iipiion Boots, s1a po;Tat1
1eIma TO returned sHidleTs and othess: Azure. .,
With stsup. ). y. .kRNNKDY, ,PuhtshiuE OH =. 1D4
clalK htfEst. EhE&rQ. ppl Y3M III
, 1864-11-01
LOCAL MAI"rERS,

mcetlpg-Ar special meeting OF the Beard OF
Msraeers OF the Ne:nse viii be hld this (Tueaday)
e7t ming at tie Toung Men's Christian Assoelatton
, 1864-11-01

Fors, tbs ard Chtres 4. B.dger, to make the
peceteaIy ARRANGEMENTS. The concert is to f.ks
plsce 1t Bryan Hall. Saturday evening, NOV 18Th.
1eTY tsppy ausury for tbe success OF this deserved
e r1pe nt tn 'h- eetimahla 'adr who're departure
viii be 4 loss to the mueic circles Of our city.
, 1864-11-01

U4Wk8U. HduuQATt OEFs ".
FLouR-In good demand and 25@3os oetEsr: sales
at "a i5@1t Co fol No. Gpr1nE; x-eN@1150 for he
winter; 7lo3s@1l.to for wn1re; tn.5tG11.79 for
GRIiS-Wneat in good densnd, arm and .teady.
ssles of No, apt1nK 1t $20z: No. 90 At 42,l0.
CxNtL Observation-Disclosures.
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Observation-Disclosures.

M aN'TEU..D atted men r no le-
w o,.re rood sub.t,tutes viii h7d + 70 soas s1s
J: " ss;,n ~ Rooa CO. s.
9no't q FEE sss.Etnr msn
t,stt kkurnt - ana f1refoou.inle pGtues. ANY q.
rot1st1ot1 EAde WIZ rs will % Eua,aa -! ~ co.
rtfeYtncea and 6etu.ny. M 49,
nirdi9
, 1864-11-01

E.OR SALE-One hundred feet ca
l. Michigan avenue, nea. TT mtg second Free,
with be use and barn worth 3to eoo. Price. $ao ho
good s.oEtoly no3se and oasa. es!ea. a{so2 n, ,,,
three s1cr7 a;cfe. hensd 70, &tco. pz:ce, ~ ,2eo
Of. On Wesr Side. On WalIus street a2d on NIL
Ysukee avenue. che&p. en- tins.
efysrnl kerea Ut LAxa Fo1ess Best restt e1co pro-
ps4 rJ there, Il. H. HdASr, 15t Handoiph atrest.
n H4k 13ls1L
, 1864-11-01
The Con1rabaud Cotton Trade.

New. York, Oct. 31.-Tde London INDEX
says 14,00O bales Of Southern cotton were
received In England in the month Of Sep
tember. 5000 bales Of this came from Mat
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ssTaH UNION MUST AND SHALL BE
PRESERVEDss,
Grand Union Mass Nesting at
Chicago.

PRESERVED.s'
Grand Union Mass Nesting at
Chicago.
on THURSDAY, 6oy. I'd, 1864.
Distinguished Speakers from this aud other
States viii be present and address the people, In
doors And out OF doorh, during the day and eyen-
fng.
In the evening there viii be Grand Torch
Light Procession. with "Union Car" and honi'
t'Ee. and Fire Work., and Navsl Engagemsat.
Gov. Andrew johnson, of Tennessee, has been
,nytted and be ts confidently expected to be pres~
IL ene1y S to,sa an asd s eenatv IN Northern Ht.noi.
oe represented BY numerous delesauon, with
| music. nanners and other appointments. and TINS
manifest Its zeal In the C4ueo Of liberty aud the
| Union, and determination to do IT, utmost to
! support the Goye1nment, and encourage our ar
shs @ Dns Dc az
ial}tnads.
Each town delegation is {equested to report
tte day Of tie n1eetine, 1t warmers HAIL
E9d m s5 ss5T
points POI It's to chiesso It comnatatoa fre. On sheiF
aecommod ation train on Thursday morning. and
| return euch pasaengesa by the regular through
Hain Qu Inc Faue ~ SChShs, tSasnE Susaso n y
road viii carry paesensers for the mass meeting
from W,lmineton and intermediate points on
nn1sdas on ono se On 1ns ee
tratn-:easina Chicago at bali past p. m, The
next morning ses qlar passenger ttafn at exty per
dag wtll be presented to the l9sgsst town dele.
President Of the Lincoln and oslesby Club.
| szoorD WARD uH1os NETTING.
Tnere w1l pc Eally Of The enion men
The sscond Ws{d u sehrosde,'s Sa-
soon. w ane Goiuet ~ sacksua au4 nuuta Gta1K
iii fnrn mt The csnaidstea are 10 a-nactad -
SPEAK. Fer order Of Comnistee. o~fs~'s1 ~
rr1.,,, " ~, 1r.,,",, r.,
The Third WeEd win be heid this evening 1t Union
e ~ b.
and lend hand in redeem1ng The Ward from Cop
zI1vz7ru WARD.
%efng q The stfsRs Of ths
~" -. ee .aHs1 S1 ncInct Al tnrora Hall ia M
oa p.ss seven od anestere IN sd5rass ths
esa,,eg / rerer1f attendsnce Ia reoussted.
] ATTENTION cs7szrss or 7nz ,oua4zEs7n vAnn.
| There will be ee11ee Of Union meetiuzs
this week. commencing this eVe1ine at Ludwig
MnfInv evening II Otto Msmmetow'e, corner Of
| Bfscl hawk street and Clybonrne avenue. Friday
| evening At Jobp Hopp's, corner Goethe and Sedge-
vick sreets Saturday yeninp at Fritz FrlID % an
cnroer Niyi ition Ard ri Ills streets. -.
von~,, .,nr
There will be meeting Of @ the Union candidates
for to"n otdces oi Nof1a chicago t9ts IQesua5
northwset ccrper Of Lake and La:a)le streets.
| SIXTEENTH wARp,-Gsa1d rally tonight at Bel.
!e,'e.Hall in Utch's Block, corner ot Moth Clark
md water sfeets; l., Hon. Geo. r. roster WI pre-
% i nas ,a ~ a ~ III .tirna .nnr. eod
| snenEers viii he on hand Men ofthe Sixteenth le!
" Goms III. u Sn H. s.aa, WiS. ~ rs
ntnR 70 a1s tutH rt Hs1 ~. -. ~ !" ~ ~ * n
elnn y tne ca5. 9uom W !uIs ptset taa. sos
e 10 iasoI oi e1sg ohs " ~ eAea ~ aTuh.ae @
ms!plts ~ ene oua1 u @>''enpe's "o q" A0''
"o'A - w. ron7u SIDE cox,177u
The North Side Campaten Committee will NEE
to.rieht. November let, at I O'Clock. sharp, a
nsnes - .Her. ~ msmher hs ~ hand AAas o@''
nsss' Aets'et' "eoTs - Rrsnns sar,e,.,v
l
, 1864-11-01
AUtNHkMkNIH.

To commence 1t o'clock Tte doors Of the HAll
viii Ec optn At O'Clock precselS~.sna@ @ nos Pilots
, 1864-11-01

Vessels Paused Detroit.
]specta1 Dispatch to the ChlrsRo T1ibupe.]
DKI2oiT, Eonday. Oct g..
Up-Ecne,
Dowz-Mur1sy, Monitor, Mo1tauk, Musklnzum,
Be1nuda, Fillmore.
NYNp-Entth.
, 1864-11-01
Baltimore Market

: BALTINoR1, Monday, OCT. II.
FLoUH-Firm. Toward Attect supar III.
GNAEs Wheat active and anFauC.Gd. Hal1c:
Southern white ta-eu: Ky. do s4aa. Corn dun nnA
hEAVy.
, 1864-11-01
VpE ENEV OLE N T.
WAR CLAIM ASS0ClAT TON
ron nuT NhpTQWNaT

All persons having x., claims Of any kind szaiast
teiyts OF the pro eaio offered them pJ tnts assocl.
a.ion. compoded, = + y: Of feTsnty Of tne most
shonye1 III cLilMAs1s to n:1uss eiF business With
thnte wose object ID not 10 exact heavy feea trnu
s|marts ss II often done BY PRITATk Aga1ts. OEflx
tnsha isrre sonnt basiness executed At WasiiaT.
tcn fhfoaeh this AEensJ E atIas nay ss:nre more
Buiness NAY b contracted E!sh parties living a
ms SIC viii be sent to thoaa desiliny thsu Also,
b'saE forms w1h pr5par i9st1aeaoas. ..,,.
shawn, Ind al desired Information given to thosa
Nj cnmmunic1tior1 to tte Associatlpn shoula be
a4dreeted to WI HAMILTON. Secretary.
ONES No. !, s. Deafbotn st. Chics 20 III.
AdA..aa n. BOZ 1853. NIL y3Ii St IthD
, 1864-11-01

IAacrnr.-Pst1ick DUN, boy seventeen years
OF ase, Induced Two very small boys to steal \
woolen bed blanket ard sonne other articles from
the store Of Mr. Li1der, No Is North c.aEk st1eet.
promising them a SUN Of money Il they would do
20. When he Ind got possession Of the stolen
rroperty hr ran Of and refused to psy the boye
anythinE. He WIS tried In the Police Court yes~
tefdny, and fined SIS aud costa.
, 1864-11-01

Mu1TAR1 CHASuEs.-capt. Bjerg 8th Regiment.
V.R. C. has by order Of the Secretary Of War. been
relieved from detailed duty, and ordered to report
TO his regiment He ettll retains the position 'oi
CommiFnasy Of muste1s. short time ago, he was
detailed by Col. Sweet conmandaht Of this port
as port commander, having under his speclzi
staiTe ai1 s,1agEsts sise dro from hospitals &c
der. capt, R,ere assumed the duties Of the posi-.
ton. Gtnersl coot disapproved the oppo1nmeat,
or ths suppostion, thal to- -, dat1e, Of p3fs com,
Sweet.
, 1864-11-01
BY TELEGRAPH.
FROM CLEVELAND.

atlantic and Great WexterA Railroad
Through Arrangements.
, 1864-11-01

t~ Diseases Of the Nervous, Seminal, Urinary
and sexual Systems. New and reliable treatment
In reports Of the Howard Assoclaston. Sent b,
mail ID sealed letter envelopes. ee Of charge. Ad
dress Dr. J. Skillon Houehton, Howard Assoeia'
tion, No. s South Ninth street, Philadelphia, "a.
sc14.fN1 2m
, 1864-11-01
Real EstatR-@Gttp.

TOR sAlE-A 1ea1ly new twc,
T. 5terY Frame Eouse, with bltck basement ana
lot On Wentz1l at.ee', neat LAsal:. ofto Slasn
Ione contains IL 1o1ms, Water. xss. WILL be soa io1
Ho00 -. ~
T{Uu avenue. near Van Bur En- street. .,,,.
kro, Dumbaf OF otne1 Hou1es and Lots. Building
~ y 1920 sAHUBL 4. SARGENT.
Real Exsate Age1t, No. 4 Aetr< poItan blces'
III c3Ar lf
, 1864-11-01
ues PLANES Mass Meeting.

AL aboard at 10 Il. m. to-day {Tueeday) for The
Csnp Ground in Maine. The spsciat train t0u
rot run a. intended. Hon. John Wentworth, Rev.
7. h. Eddy, Col. Osborne. and Lieut.. Col. Mann,
Of The glorious 39h Illinois, will attend and speak,
A full brass band ,s engaged. Frank LumbaId aud
otheEs will be on bsnd to s1ng. All aboard. Union
fo,s, at 10 4 N at the Chieago s Northwestern
Ratlroad depot
Per oIlcr OF the Committee.
, 1864-11-01

NonruEKsTKHS FHEEpAEN's FAR.-The Execu-
tive Committee Of the Northwestern Freeduen's
Fais met yesterday afternoon at 3 O'Clock at the
rloms Of the 7. II. @. L., n E. Church Block, Mrs
Il. Ii opard in the chair.
Alter the reading OF the miuuteg, Rev. j. q.
Vincent, paetor Of Trinity, Church. was elected
mittees appointed a large nurpber Of ladies' are
already enthusiastically engaged in this enterprise
determined it ehAll be success. The general CIR
cnlar IN Just iseped sud will appeared ii cur col
u1uns in = few Gays II mas resolved upon adjourn
ire to meet regularly heresfler on Tnursday d5r<r
Noon or each tceek at O'Clock 1t the rooms OF the
Young Mems Christian Association, which are
iindy efsred for that purpose. The next meeting
vii be on Thuredsy, November 10th. Ladies IN
ttreeted viii please obse1ve the time and place.
Onlte lumber went to Bryan Hall yesterday, aup.
posing the meeting would be there.
, 1864-11-01

T.Y,oa.e DAr1EKT Aasoc1AT1oK.-TheT Tay!ore
Battery Association will meet this evening 1t their
new roo1nt. No. 1s Fu1erton Block, corner OF
Dearborn and Warrington. 4 fnll attendance u
reuueeted.
, 1864-11-01
-1Fnr Sale.

FOR SAFE A Horse asd Baggs :
j. with two teats, tos sa3o at aA9 Nsrth ClaEs'st
, 1864-11-01

TEE PHILHARMONIC Co6cERr.-The fret Of the
series Of Philharmonic Concerts for the present
season, occurs this evening at Bryan Hall, and
1t il needless for us to say Tint the hall will be
died to overdowinG. The society, though al.
ways sueceteful, have never entered upon sea-
son before 70 tu1 OF promise, or under better
antpires. The orchestra has rehelrsed frequent
tbeiE work with pride AID determination to
siSe the works Q! The great master& fitting rem.
d1tjon. JudgiIg from there rehearoas, the oear-
moat cbeerfal, pleasant, and loyeable OF bis
works. written at q time when he was jnet In
the prime Of bis powers, will be admirably play
ed Ba1atka has Oulaone h1m.elE IN his arranl ..
ment Of Faust. and has given u some original
mueic worthy 10 etsnu By tho eids OF tho ex
ee7ps from Gounod. As We have before stated,
Mre Matteson will slcg. With the exception Of
her Testimonial concert, II will be her last ap-
Learance prior to her departure for California.
She should receive an ovation. Go early.
, 1864-11-01

AfcVICKER'S THEATRE.
Nl EPECIAL NOTlCK.
italian Opera Company,
= MATINEE MUSICALE.
IT. order TO comply With the requests Of a:veral
srlp9 ulhed 1ad!es aud Numerous c'tzs RS t. ava
Dry PefttlmRnce, tEs ms0aRff has peitect3d az
111 cement. with Ar- hcVlcker TO gVe
A GRAND APTEHN0DN C0NDERT,
On Wednesday Afternoon, Nov.2d, st2h.
Mine n biting LtRtEI, Mine NATAL TESTA,
E,R STRFANT. Sig. TESLA and Sig. AM0UI0, will
hprear IN cho CT sod entirely brilliant proa asanue.
j. BknHENs, Conductor aud x1s!ea! 0lrtctor
4, uElou, 81 certs. besefved Seats, IS cent? extra.
TEe sale OF rests comntnees on Monday aitsrncon
IT O'Clock a. til: Boz Once Il this Theatte DooEl
ope It 2; Qoncelt TO Commence At 25s o'ciock.
ccsn v2l1 At4thp
, 1864-11-01

Tinsr Board or TRADE REo1xKST FOR THE
UN1oK.--A trial election was made IN the First
Board Of Trade regiment f72d}. on the 12lh Of Oc-
tober, Ut V1cksbuER, With the following result:
WhIle No. Of votes..
, 1864-11-01

AxusEnENrs.-Ar!inRton d Co were received
with genuine ovation last evening at The Acad.
eoy Of Mueic. Fully one thousaud persons were
unable 10 obtain adn4ittance. The Colleen BAwn,
at lbe Mueeu1u. was received On its first produc.
tim by crow ded houee. Janet Pride, at McV1ck-
er,a. Haa Bitueeeed BIZ q full hQuse.
, 1864-11-01

Attention-F1RsT REo1MEsT ILLINOIS STATE
Mu1rn.-Jhe officers oi the First Regiment Hi
pois State Militia are hereby ordered to appear At
yepuber inst4nt at half past seven O'Clock, to ad-
y.se on business Of importance.
J. t. HANCOCK, Col. Comd'g.
MI. 1.A1
, 1864-11-01

MEETING or 7HE BAR--Bep}amsn n. Thomas.
Etq, worthy and highly esteemed member Of
the Chicago Bar. having departed this LIE. the
rncmbcrs OF the Bar are Eequefted TO meet At tos
o,clo,R q, n, for the purpose Of tadas appto~
priaie action relative to the deceaee OF their de-
Iar1ed hrnthtfs
, 1864-11-01

DuRtSo The HArTlE.-The caption Of this psfa-
Graph d the title Of new song, which has lust
been ushered into the musical world by thst eoter-
psisfpc publisher: Il. N. Higgins, No. 117 Ran
dolph tt1ecr. It Is Eery touching ballad. encn
one as all who have relatives In the army Will be
nfe to purchase. It IL sold At the moderate price
u so ceite and will be sent free Of postage TO any
2ddsese on receipt OF the price.
, 1864-11-01

ID, oftn termiuate fataliy. a few doses Of Dwy-
ef's Pectorai Syrup Will speedily and e1fectua1ly
cure the most obstinate care. Sold in bottles. at
G5 cents and 3. s5 per bottle, At D2 aEd o. Like
atreet. Lov1-y3a'1m
, 1864-11-01

FAREWELL BKsxr1r 70 Mas MATTKsoS.-A
meeting Of the friends OF Mts. Masteson WAS held
At the Sh.zman House last evening to tender to
, er Complimentary benefit prior to her departure
for California. r. ". Wadeworlh, Esq WAS CALI
I'd to the chstr. A brsiness committee was sp'
pointed co.t!ttirg OF Moasss. John Elliott, Roh't
, 1864-11-01

Go TO THE PEsT.-Go to Bryant & Bsratton's
Chicago Com uerelal College to get thorough,
Telegraph OPERATOR Addrese {enclosing stsmps)
tor circulars, BRYANT T. SrRArToN, Chlcsgo, u
, 1864-11-01

B1yrnE HoreE.-We find the following notice
Of one of our best Chicago men in the Madison
Rok Journal:
"1t il gratifying to know that our old friend
ntcher late Of the Capital House In this city, IL
nou among the prosperous men Of Chicago. uls
I'D }1ends In Wtsconsiu I'll remember him, and
nskc tbe Revere House Their home whsg ta .ne
"a is esteemed ore Of the best hotels tn that
ersat c1tY. For real comtort, both a. regards the
tsbls md rcomK and beds, We anow Of no place
Reva1e We heartily congratulate friend Dutchel
o. IL good iu:E-hope be will make ht. pile. 1nd
re,nrn to our city ard enjoy tie pleasures thas
wealth msy bnrg around hiu."
Bye the bye, while On this subject We may oe
permitted to alude to another coward OF thea fos7
about Mcclellan vote, said TO be f1ksa IN tae hs