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, 1864-10-04
FROM THE SHENANDOAH.
khet1dQusk Movements AEaautt Early
-uuF Cavalry at Eofdungvlllc.

NEW YORK, Monday, Oct. 3.-The HeratKs
Latest Intelligence nom General Sheridan lett him
making preparations to force the remnsn. a q 5 Eas
This was On the 29th of September. Eariy's posi-
ton Ii represen!ed to be very strong one, and he
doubtle4s intends TO held It protection TO Cor
burg; ior, while holdinQ this poiut, It Sheridan
adv.nces apon Lynchburg, EARLY threatens his
rear and supplies. There can be little doubt. how
lost heart. and Browa's Gap will only prove to be
another Fishers Hill
The Worlds Washington Epecial. laat evening,
our cavalry have enter.d Gordonsvile IT IS
kpo Sn that nt last accounts a cavalry force was
very near that place.
, 1864-10-04
New York morey and stock m.rkots.


t Z &1.f
[By Telegraph. Lly yeRPooL, Sept. IS,
Lorpox MusEy MARKKT-Fat da contiaus hat aad
ht8Y3: oifconnte unchans ed !; demand m9der4te and
tending greater eass TIE Cotton fal.sfs ut Hsyfa
y mat OF G: po1e. The l45tlines arc nnavg. A
w1s transacted. On ths Jura' news They 1Eanesd
-. hkt With onkideiabte saes felspsat to 4aaa3-
s.
GarKScAsTLK, Sept. 2s.-Lonton Corn Market
ano ps1cea slightly lower Pri for all krI1c1.s
~. ,slspster ~ 81 sd :si1ow Gaehsnsed fGe.e va
thin atlendanea on tie corn market with slow sstes,
AZ 7pet centAl lower.
The Liverpool cotton market cicsad quiet. and
prices easi-r. Sale. Of o bales for euaton, and
2.ta tcr export.
G1Aaoow.S fou market steady. Corso1s 83K.
The PEI uvtsn also nrlage the followiuE:
report dour esBltF. VIVA. partially declined 1e@2d.
Bslss II etss Sd for choice Wh;slneld Corn heavy,
Rpa declined 6d@9d Saled mixed tt 274G 81. Big
land, AthayA 4 Co. and Gordon. Bruce 10. seport
beefL1lt. Pork qoit t and ste tdy Bacon firm. Lerd
bss N apvard tendency. Sslss at 4fas i7s. Bu.tsr
aim. TalloW qulst ana steady.
, 1864-10-04
Markets by Telegraph,
ST. Leuis mRrkct.

ISpecb1 blspatch to the Chfc*go If1uure.1
sr Lor1s, Monday Evening, Oct 3.
rouAcco-Dull: hhds offered Of which 8Eere sold
Al follows; Fsctory 1uzs at $l1.5: hhds Planters
do At 912nQ125o;2 10 common shipping 1eafst
9ls azals2s IS rsd do at alao and s71oo; 40 ane
manufacturing leaf at {5a-5a-
F1oUr-Dull. BAies Ct county super II sss3; city
I'd At s,c.co do doubls e1,ra At tiu.so per brl.
Observation-Disclosures &c. 81 SACKS. m lots
at 9o 25o racks at IL H: SEQ do, In lots. at %:
100 do at s197 ESQ sscas and Isl bfs At $40: III
saets 1t 32tsx; SO do At :. o, and soost q o. per
buph. corn-stsAdy. aA1ea Of AIS sAeEh yellow 1t
Sl5o; ~ do wh!ta 1t $iss 1a1 do yellow - slo,aa
, 1864-10-04
DI II D.

In This city At h1s reaidence. 12S West WathlaEton
stTstf. on suncay evening" I'd tnss.. JOHE B. h1SHs
he nare1 aer yices will take plAee 1T ct. Paus
Church, corner Of Wabash avenua aad Van Bortn
Wv III reMattg 10 Rosehiu CT metery az s:so T. NJ.
ram Chicago and Milwaukee Raitroaa Depot
n mis- c1tv OFT, 50. rRANEIE only e1u OF william
NJ = d kbnn A jewell, aged year sud months.
Frne.Al 1etvices this sf.eTnoon at o.coek. y u
"a rfrt ef Friends Of faulty ara tny1.ed TO
sttans without further notice.
- Bah " Aiue) sApsrs pieale COPY,
TnthJk civ. on the sd Int. ELtZABErH ". READ,
ria nf Dr L. p. Rear, aged 81 Ieafs.
Fnpe1al rerVtcet wn1 BE- betd 4 h1s residence. aS9
ii. F!ends Of the IamLJ arc invited to attend.
In This city, On tbs "a inss., ALLEN R0BBISs, IN
tbt 7tth yesr Of his age.
Yensl11 services Will be held At the Bstggs Horse
tomorrow afternoon, at sx O'Clock.
Al Bic Creak, Monroe Co. Wis on the 18th nit,
HATTIE BAWYER el-eat daughter ct II. n.
eAwysE, EtQ, OF PalAtins, ILL.,, ake3 u yea1s.
, 1864-10-04

IN 10 hit. q 9t-s5 bn ,anrndpk sack'. Oats
bsc; T. . DO ri Mu:at % As IS It's 40 It per oo.
t.cia ,rctu I'd R.e.,Loscr sa1.s r sss SEES d
Sl.3 81 90 at e1-25: 1870 do It S1s. per On bes!t1
eee III n ,ks iall At =: ~: 1l s2fi.R 1t *so
pt. tu.
PRorIt1eKs.-Lerd-3Ales Of IS tiarces No. ! II
19>c. TasNs-E no rantaeuon1 Pr4ts1 remA1
nentu1l1Y It lie.
, 1864-10-04

In Consumption and all Pulmonary Com
plants, Or. Jasue's E1pectorant will Afford lmme-
dlate relief, by removing the diff Guilty OF breath
ing, and causing an easy sxpectorauon, whereby
All Irritating and ob.ttuc'1ug matters arc removed
% ts e ,be aavapk a1a tar 1e itn ~
cantuf}, It IL confidently recommended as ths BEST
reEedYSyer offered for the diseases processes to
cure, S41o by drugkists every where.
1rt4-T4G9- -JE.TSSAt.
, 1864-10-04

Especial p1lpaI1a Encaxo tribunal
MILWAUKEE,, Non :kys Oct. 1.
FIouK-Dull and louer
CnA1x-Wheat-Keeelpts. II ~ b1. Market tsteg.
ula1 ard 12@13c lower. Sslts tbs mo-ainx bn
MOL srrinE atos. 1t tils9i n; $50, be- M 40
At &1.st@1 spA. eA1es IN '-hsuga 8s,soa ba No I
spring stose at II s1@l45 ::0 bo Mo DO II 3.25
kssAet ss the NeWhall Houss this aenlr9 Arrn. .i9
CID otezed Ior No. 4 spring, and s;.42 Asked
Vessels Passed Detroit.
t4peciAl blso4rch TO the Gh1EAxo rrtoune.1
psTaorT. Marfay Evcn1n<. Got. :.
" Tvilight. sk5tazk. Monticello, Steel. Mid
DOWN Hone. Htnd Bcuthea,t.
, 1864-10-04

City Mission.-The Board of Managers Of
tho Ladies' City Mission will meet Al Room II,
u. b. Church Block, on Tuesday 4tternoon, at
three ocluck, p, m. tull attendance Il req
U. S.A.. 9Th Ward.--There will be meet
tLg Of the Sixth Ward q. 8. A. Counsti at tho usua
place Of meeting, Tuesday 4th instant, at X
o'clock p. N.
, 1864-10-04
Ililnois ana u.en1eaa Canal.


Especial DaSpttch to tho f!htcaxo TRIBUNAL
DE1DoxRoRr, Monuav. Oct. s-sP.4-
EL1ARxD. Sur day, ID -r*xrar, Lockpart, elb te-
lsgIapb poles: rultK L,Rhf, Ottswa II IONS coal;
Yerltorn, hosse.k. light: n HAJ, L1JaIls, 10 10
f. ct 3u~ btF and j, SO lslh- F
tL1.a1p 3D.: 1 Alexs1 der: Pn:ou. 400, iees
poit: W.S Gurntn. Leuont: 8. F. Gals, DO Con-
ysyaoee. 80; DHieo, Prisou Monte Cfisto. Ottawa.
f0,Ao ftnr I0u b. +. .... .
AnR1ysp: sunday. 7d-W 9. Guraee. temont. s
IN sn.ion stone: daa5 Fsssf;n. L nom; - y.1ds
oau Dtil1, MosEt, ls9 ions cotl ON Roek t<un
o. By 6.11.,. ..,sa ins ra,los Gen 9s*ns K%eSe.
80 dhu oa1s bu ccrn, 80 % barley. q bs1s
Onward, Jo1'at So bu barfe5, :0o eu Eheat, ba
oat Stars hnd Stripes. Mo,rl.. 90 bu oau $40 nn
corr. ol0o lbs se.of; ora ar.ls: Lsaslle D.. ou
OIt1< 5000 M rats.
bu ons s 7,s lbs IA, Jann csIts. Slis, s. % On
oats; Hunter, La.elie, right; o'connor Las ,lle.
81 % bn oae; Golden Ciou1. Otasa. s+tas bu oats,
,S By o:s1ey i9a oa RS Ar, bs t.lio
u bu beans, Is lbs WOOL, b1l bags.
, 1864-10-04
THROAT AND LUNG DISEASES.
Timely Notice.

Az the stormy season Is approaching, all who
,re suffering from Catarrh, Asthma, Throat ~,
ersii themselves Of the services OF Dr.. Aver. OF
The ..chicaeo Throat and Lung Institute" Nc
co1u,ct' Bniidicr, corner Of Ragdolp. and 20 Dear
e., a,.s rmnloyea bT Or, Aver are commended IN
tbe hiehest TENS by Cur beet citizens. AS Throat
Dieeases and Catsrrh end tn consumption ana M
death it ts wise TO eradicate these complaints oe
WI ~ S.oo..ihIa enS A. oct4.t4621ta
, 1864-10-04

WASHINGTON, Monday, Oct. 3.-Into.mation has
been received Al the Navy Department Of tne cap
tbe blockoGc-ruupiug steamer Aatacotaa, rs miles
otf Cape Antonio, Cuba. She vas from Galveston
for Havana. Her cargo consisted of cotton, the
deck load Of which, come 500 ba,es, WAS thrown
, 1864-10-04

~ y
DeEA.
1-Fe1@@nnof, re
S1hot. flapIfe2n,
SJscoo MAlrtr,
a-GtnFEe Stewart
6-MIchat:l Lung,
G-Groccr Ryan,
T-Johu Curtis.
@Tbp1nas Grant
9-Mjci3scl Dfns,in.
1O-John Gfljien,es
1j-Hef.rC Smith
14-Wm gimso1
.Na-,fn % Il TTix
IL Crn,4a Shss~s.
& -pst f,ors~ f. 17
-Tss+,h ~ ~ Wss.y:s sys
Sauo 1v-Tha" n'M nnI17'
II mhnIss 4h,SiM M.-+..
ia -"en na,r.a Me..na"'
aoeara,.r 1ou, T.,;,sc,
s M-N ;s1;sm .,.-o Rsn~
- wt1.;s.. ill., n..s,s4 T.
81 law 1 T,,-e.,rtrt- ~
s5-Jofn % W;i.t,n W!;is1''
-
, 1864-10-04

TIE GOLD MARKET.
NEW ToRK, Monday, Oct, 3.-Gold closed this
e7enlDg, at the Exchange, at 1919.
, 1864-10-04

r. e. Ei4 L.
At u a'2sI niaainz. $3.50 ' .n,e'
s e@3i 'as 4 ~ I'd :s ed .
1s nd sao sas
En1sKT-Meav5 and lover II si.7s..
.1b1 ad'ss
q T.. KJe Qnlet. Ctsn heavy and le2s towsr. at
i = ~ ssa
e: "a. sy n,s ssssf sc 'aa
PkTsoLEnMs-.cEpds dull as sic; rehnod IN bond
prr md
slos,sS H. : IL III Hs s.ss as s$ssss' P;!%s
t. s,s % 5y .
81 & nna az s'91 no
mests. STEADY al l7H@ls1c fos should eFs. ana Ia
secr s ess sss pros 5sH
and ssasec for stats. Cheese. au'e al l5a,so.
New York Money and Stock 1Inrkets.
NEW 7. KK, Monday e7aainx, Ocs.s.
MoHAI-Esey AID quiet. st7 per cent.
r1ial ~ sssss operlux at 1sx aa
ys1 eps .od t. ag ases.nx to advancing 70
WtEzII. HAs1 sTAT1nxxr Loans. .sts a5s. 81
s,ss' 81; iasfesss. @ iisss 'V'''4 ''''''''
cou1ons ,tss: dcss in.so touooas ssN; II rl"asasy ~ m
5;ss "a g.
ssh;N Cnlx Ere soX and: :oa 1tsx: Read 81
S Sais:5 nts U.s. t;sm11s 81; m 4 Sx Ii S;9 r 4as
gu los. IL Kock 1slana TX Fr'lF'e du caisa z5: Fl.
NEW Yoak. Oct. 5, 1861.
Prtct s1sf mining ttocks IN Boston today Copper
Ella 2: Frsntlin % u s,s,e :ck T.: Huron ?. :
IoWAhIe s. Kutkla4o OK.
, 1864-10-04
auyNBkWkNtH.
vOL, WOODS MUsEUM

MI 4. H. WOOD AHu B. ?, WHITMAN
Propr4etoE1 ND &snAseH
II. a D. .BRADLaF....... Gu ecsoe of auo1sasa1s
rnran.v rvpr1SG 13~t. at,. viii h. ,-.,.,rs
tnt teaai.iul sad snii1i ne - sntt,is4
MIRIAM'H CR1NE.
g1nszd Rs,nelds.. ........4s. fi,35 35 4. A.Ss9 @
Stum ~ ss4als7
8stem .......,,,,..,,,. .Afs l.. r Peff1n
/. cOULDsNT HKLP IT
Ktsy VIZ 9aDIo Hn 20 sis no'sA
or n EstsA nj nav ocnaoas "aao'' oe a.
TIE dlALt,o nv apNf4RJnW.
h1CKGh ~ ~ 4actara Rn5m'. ~ cY..
TO Dret6 Clfcla cr Ea99e. NJ psynnnrste ess
4ec1red seSa " uIosa ~, c.1,sSsr, - ~ - ~ II
g. theN!a Cns1s tao II -31A'' " ii "a ira 3sM
PTi7at5 ~ 80 to Ii cts
children 'coupHia1 - y In rvira
PAfonettr eah os eadesq d1eettq. ao '
CfuoTee N Aspss n.y. -. - - A. ~ O'Clock Ca.
Door epan It X En5sAa rses D. "a et9sA' .A-
, 1864-10-04

N1w York, Monday, Oct. s.-The steamer Vic
tor. from New Orleans. 18th nl: has Arrived with
wounded and conyaIeeee1t soldlets.
, 1864-10-04
COM NOR COUNCIL,
Appropriations faF the Year-I3x Bill Tyo
Cents On The Doll<r -Iuprotenaet Of thu
Harbur-1ho Blat-Inefeaso If
Salary.

-s4N4l0utf presented Z communication
| ~. t-.ning the fe1lo EipR eatemebts:
The ell oi the Contractors for the dredging and
other imbrgvmeLt Of the harbnr, has not been paid
n fe *They le.sin5 o
ready .entu; the work had not been lesslzed By
the c,ty. but mac been copsidered vttsy necessary
| By lhc Boarn. Tho Comptroller Submitted au or
dinance providing Tor an appropriation If sut Giant
moEey 70 pay the judRment for SIS Jos % ootsiaed
By For 4 Howard. in September last, and that IT
tie rate Of se,en per cent per anpum.
AID Txlcott sstd thst 1he appropriation wls not
| enough. The contractors were obliged TO sua for
everything 1hey ob aimed from the CITY. aud lu
another n.oLth another Judgment would have 10
be entered An appropriation a.oud ne made 70
cover The whole amount neeoed to pny tor the har
bor Improvement; bs t:oas ht the eIpense aou!d
at least tske tho 100000 authorised to be bor-
roved b the city ia its charter.
40; noloen asked whr TIE comptsol'es ha4 al:
10s ed The till to 70 over 1hout being included
In the former eBtinaIss.
The Comptroller answered that Il: vas simp'y
impossible 1or him to have obvfste6 the ulnicu1ty
AID. o'spfilran moved to 1sy over. He was op
poteo 70 tho principle Of alo Sing the contractors
th nix there wss one Alderman who would wIab 10
cheat them out Of dol.sr.
Aid. Ta!cott had understood that this was the
eniy way By Whtcs the thing could be done: be
haa heen informed that the city agreed to the judy
mebr.
The Comptroller wished to correct him. Tbs
city agreed cn]y to vatre The service Of process.
The corporation conssvl had required them to
that the CITY couucil would have had no puwer to
psy tne bill without judsment, ss IL uas an ex
pnesa article Of the appropriation made to cover
il out Of the renetat appropriation; nei her wond
the *onEci' base had power u soPtopsiase. Th-
debt. md tbe coupe,l could .6ra srpropfiate: ~
AID. Woodnau taio that tho hathor Wuud hRve
bes1 completely blocked up By this time II the
VI oEk hsd lot been done
aid. Sullivan peretrted in laying over. Laid
over and orcered published.
The Comptf1lttf submitte ed an ordinance for the
levylLg OF taxes for the year 1864, including the
following:
, 1864-10-04

NEW YonK, Monday, Oct S,-The extensive
pickle factory. OF Wells & ProTo.t, at ionkers,
5ya1 entirely destroyed by fire Saturday n1gas.
Loes $15Q,0O0. Stock injured. $110, $50; machine
~, $10,25O; and buildings, $:o,01J.
, 1864-10-04

B Diseases of the Nervous. Seminal, Urinary,
and Sexual Syetems.-New and reliable treatmeant M
in reports Of the Howard Association. Sent o py
mail in sealed letter envelopes, free OF cns-ge.
Address Dr. j. Sk1llon 1louenton, Eoward A.
eoctation, No. South Ninth street ! Ph,lsoel- 40
phia, Ps, ssp2aT97-lm
, 1864-10-04

New and Secondhand Furniture,
CARPETS, STOVES, &c.
We Will sell on TUESDAY, Oct. 18th, 1854, At 9f
o'cloct, at cur aakaruom the NEST eItenstva soEt
ment OF r!ch new and second hand furniture. COO
sitting Of Rich RoeeWt Cd and 9roEatele ParpE 8et9
also Walnut DO in repp snu Hair Cloth. Essy Chairs
and Bocke z. Ro6tV OF coax Cases and 8ecretarles
f9roF Chairs, Marble Top Tables, Has Trees and
CiIAkBEB SETs-In Rcaauood, WALNUT. Chestnut
and Bn7m 3llsd al ahoesny. With OF w1tt o3t M+E
bio Tops. Dressing Barea.s, isteads. wash Stands
BpIl1g BedB and Mattresses, Locking GiasAes.
Lounges &c. c.
DINING ROOM Observation-Disclosures Ta.les.
In OAK and Walnut, elegant Mazb1e Top 6tds Boards
10 Oak. Retreaemsrt anles. Gak Dintnx Chair. Arm
Chairs and C. s. Ehs trT, SeWln7 Chairs a1d Rocxers
Velvet Erussels ant 1ngfaln Carpets. Cooking, Psf.
lQF and Cesnher StoTfk
Allo-Two shtw Cases, to0etter w1te vasisty q
Qsher Gods too numerous to pSluculartzs. GoQo6
caft fuly packed and shipped lor oayess from the
county. Tha above Enoda are ell worth the 4: Ell
ton Of huyers. GIEBERE SAAgf0",
ses9ti2l st AucucneeIe.
, 1864-10-04

meSrcpS1ffzn aAi 20 HsEt.-Ts1b aAA a,!
Ia 70 rent lo1 all the PURPOSES fo1 EElh s7sh 5.na
ne o,dinarilY used. Terms moderate. AFF4ic1-
Eora ca be made he oziee. sdioininK tne en-
Na1cs 10 the Hall. 1e1t-19A"4
, 1864-10-04

R~ n.ssases Of the Ne1yuaA, ee51i12l, ur1catl
and ssrusI 81steme.-heH snd rsda1le HeatmeM
in reports of the Howard Association sent sg ny
1idrere Or. i. Bkillon Eou4hton, Howard AeSo'
cstop, 10, i South Ninth street, Fhlladelgnss
FA. N1A~7">1~
, 1864-10-04

EOUND-A White Pony, about
u twelve hsnds h.kb. Ihs osnar can Iet the sa1us
at e1ick atrs second hleek ffom Qtylsnn atssat
IT IQnN HoEFI1N8. Qe4t4t3k
, 1864-10-04
Northern M ll1tnry Department..

co1UsBus, October 2.-Ma1or General Hooker
reached here Yesterday, aud has taken rooms q.
the Neil ucnse.
ipE, Virginia.
, 1864-10-04

w ANT N3ED--Agente, ESQ to $50
~, , Per month Agsots ns4. m.5s I'd ssa;Ie;
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE. Pii:e onl; SIS. It
Will stitch hrp1 ttl tuck. bird cord. quits. snd Am.
permon'h, or rive hbeEs, commission: Cali oo or
kd6rsss with stamp r T. BUSH 4 Co., 81 DaAro IN
g., Chicago, LII. QC3 Ct
, 1864-10-04

R1yKn Acc1DKsT.-The schooner "Charter Oak
while running up The South Branch, yestnrday,
was run into BY the bark "'Ger1," coming down.
Both c1ata we're somewhat Injured, but tho 'sCnar-
tex Oak' was the greatest sufferer, having much OF
her head gtar carried away md being Considerably
thivercd Abo1t the bow. 1t will require fire hnn-
ared dollar. to put her In good repair.
, 1864-10-04

WANTFD-Aeezts to sell C.m,
w rA.rn Nsdals, LfoydH Chart aat MAS.
C'ayf,a lrsi1llb,e nclls an - 'ntnEs by ~htcn
500 . mo. ID r4- re osas. slsays Se+n tha o's-
an.l.nk E-ods faF scents IN the Wess S.0a ett0p
am ger { N NV C1EoULAR. T. & LdNOoS A&eu'p
RN LAEt-AE Oh ttAQ, IL cEs-Es7ktH
, 1864-10-04

h SrEc or WAR-Tesrence McCsuder formerly
employed % por1et in the Matteeoo House. vieit
c6 lis old place yesterday IN etate Of tnto1ica.
which be etpa he'd his fit through the glass IN the
window uf the po7ter'< room. cutting his hand se*
yerely. He was promptly ejeeted and atterRlrds
arrested.
, 1864-10-04

LSerEsT.-coron.r Wagner yesterday held auju-
quesr on the body Of Helena schraasel, whose
death frnm Injuries sustained b4 being rua oyes
Park tram, has previously been mentioned IN these
colnmns. Tbs jury found that the nate Of spsed
Of the shid traiu was between twelve and dtteen
niles an hour, and That the bell Of the locomotiye
Was not fnng at the time the accident occurred
1bey proved Also that the deceased died from lie
Injuries received, and csusnfed the G. 4. R. Co.
for having permitted euch NEGLECT ofthe city ot1n-
auceS al Icau1ted in the accident.
, 1864-10-04
A faU more aye

zels.ue n7saLErs as1x. .Tsp pATURs."s BOOK Of
l7eo royA1 oe svo p.g-a II ustra:ed e.sa ~ oe.un;
ful q EtAs1DQ3 Fu1lng clear Aau fuil 1ccou 1t Of
psaf}S ever Ano 'cias 10 shs EoFil 8ol1 only
by lun Cr1pt1on Hxttuuve teFr TIT kiT8a. Ad'
tIefs BEnhY Ii. SHERHuOD, lii Dearborn 81.
, 1864-10-04

w ANTED i OlO Age4t. in ey.
W e,5 part Of tho United Sta. es. This Auburn
Puh-hhitg CO. oHet uaecns,sd tndu:ena ;nts .
se.ip ION teosr acod a:enF. a!e maxim M clear Of
IcGue Of be oea ma p4irrs. KING d CO 81
Dearborn sHses, room No. O. P.O. Drawer $3.50.
, 1864-10-04
VA7ANTED-Agents. ct liberal
w .A .s1es. lnquxe vt 151 Lake sszaet.

w AE"ED-Ag< nts for several
1aelndp9 e Ta1 5s15 Il
TIM RsREtLIo1 nth edlhun In tne blnt.sy; MORGAN
Asp ais CAP so.s, work Ef thltLiax i:tefess: aad
Rsv. Dr.. Boyusons krtAt WurE4 ESat1sn A1r
FH11I -1TraAlITT.A AsD tn aaaLo FHasen
AL11ANCK If rHH1R RBLAT1oas TO TIN Ds1rKD
er1 i ~ Desyporn tract Chicsxp, III. oc3 t357 tt
, 1864-10-04
VTANTED 800 Ladies and t1e

w slt1nen from all pats OF the Went. to act ~
for s4e Of Husuf1cks Patterns tor eating
Ladies' Dresaeu, and al An.s Of ei'tainE: aars 70
WuDxR keo lis 70 asalrs, Nocorutc ~ build
t1F, eornsF ot Rsnnolph aad Dearborn tx 4esA, Chi.
cAao. z. u. Ecx 653R, ott3 1873 Nv
, 1864-10-04

LEcruEE or PHoHooRArHy.-The lecture Of Mr.,
Buckley last evening Ut the School of Trade WAS
well attended. 4 large clAs8 WAS formed, tho
lesson thf. cve1lng.
, 1864-10-04

ACCIDENTAL bov often years old. son Of fDanel
Woodbury.. residing u No III Griswold street, NI1
from the root Of a ehed on which be was playing
yesterday, and ras scverey tI1ured. The accident
mt} terminate fatally.
, 1864-10-04

WIDE A~AKEs-hTTEHr1ox.-T members OF
thr P,opt er Wide Awakes arc notined By order OF
Captnin James r. B.Ydep. to assemble at the Lin
coin Hn'l fcs'rnrr Of Ffaotlio and Lake streetp,)
tLts evening II 8 O'Clock, Tor criI.
, 1864-10-04

Nxw srA1sl N1w ArrAc11oasH
Immense snccets Of Ar. c. Z. COLA1Ns, tho of'K1'
Reapp.Ar1uce Of MISS LnUI5E ELkORK. Dan
ssuer. " cA11st aI Wire 5cIformet.
AR. IQE MARS. xfueINl EtllQp&A4 EQmaa1A1.
, 1864-10-04

"A ABzAsr.-A thing called John Miller was yes-
tesdss ined so and costa in the Police Court, for
inoeccnt exptsu7e Of his person. The fine was
lone ITO heavy; The odrnsc has been too often
rrptstcd
, 1864-10-04

AnsES1EEs Fnox TEE 10eu-Ey aeoae.a1 orde.
winch will be iaund IN our advertising columns.
all officers. non cummtte,oheu officers sud priv1tes
Of TIE 1Ssd regiment fonr hundred day troops) are
required to rtport ,nst2ntly to headquarters at
friu the Ierfmeut
, 1864-10-04

yArxETxEs,-We are informed that The Monday
NIGHT receipts given by the proprietors Of the
yarictjee. arr -uercnted, the dsa having CON.
-menccd. and the contributions m4dc up. Dye the
I,ye wbF dpet not the committee repJrt tue amorut
oi receipts! IL eurely worth an Acknowledge
Etnf.
, 1864-10-04

LARcExG-An old vaerant 1smcd Thomas Vii
ron, whore face quite familiar In the prisoners
boz, Was brought up yesterday, at the Armor5, on
a charge 1T stealing irutn the clothee' lice Of
washer woman, on Pine etreet, pa1r Of pant.
which bad heeu hung oct to dry. Wnen arr est4d
he was tlylue to pawn them for quart OF whf.-
key. he confessed his gull and was fined SIS and
costf. Qn.y,
, 1864-10-04
T4antR1==AHRHt8.

WANTFD Agents vant.d to
FAN-rT aAw1xa BACHIAK-.hs OF y 5sr.o,s G,es3
AscAiDes To- rho mszxss. rEics ne vc1r hpsf1l =
BOZ 81, tt!c..c, l rsAl At hoo1 10 eo-t
tHce b}'c :, colntr Of Dessb m ana A-o1eeAo.
, 1864-10-04

To WHOM II MAY CoSoERa.-Te are renna*ted
10 AMI puncc thatfhe cred1:ors Of the firm OF Wal.
ton Kief. formerly Of Anbo,, ILL.,, can, by cnll.
frP Ut the othce Of Farwels, Fled & Co.. Obtain
tier final dlvit~ud from tna avatl. nf salG firn,a
astgumeAt for the benefit Ct their creditore
, 1864-10-04
Chicago Qriburle.
THE CITY.

MERCANTILE ASSOCIATION Owing to the fact
nf there beng no aunram, there vas no meetlsg
OF the MercaLtie Association, last evening.
.MEnt1xp rRoAorron.-Copt. j. 4 Potter, A.
@. N. o. 8. a., hss been asrigned ia dp.y Al
Chief Q"srermsst61 u the prlncipal dspot at CHI
cage. Illinois. With the rank oi Colonial.
THx coun1s.-Al The courx with the exception
Of The United Suies Courts have adjonrued till
Mcbday zext. OF co1fze The Police Court II not
Included in the abuse.
WIDE EAwAK1s-ArTEnr1ux.-Th members OF
tbr P,opt ef Wide Awakes arc uotlned By ordet OF
CON Hs,l. tcs1rrr Of Fr.otlia .nd Lake streetr,)
tL1s evening 1t O'Clock, ior cril-
BzAer.-A thing called john Miller was yes.
tesday hped 50 and costa in the Police Court. for
iuoeccnt exposure Of his person The fine was
rcpstcd
LEcruEK on EPHoHo0RArHY.-Thel lecture Of Mr.
Buckley last evening vt the School of Trade WAS
well attended. l. large clAss WAS formed, tho
members Of ~hicn will assemble for tter frat
lesson this cveLlng.
Aoc1pEx7.-A bov often years old. son Of fDaniel
Woodbury.. residing No III Griswold street, ftIl
from the root Of a ehed on which be was playing
yesterday, und was severely iLjufcu. The acc1drut
TrrR nir,r1< "a ais
n'Hs 1eita'n''e 47@"y'
Ing on the up train on the Alton and s.. LouIa
Railroad Renting as folloKa: Mncoln75. Merye1-
I'm. u: oo0btlu.a q.
r,as,su.5 .ssh ee ~ takea on Tue DIXON Ait Liue
HMu 1sm, wy ~ " ~ o"loc 1e-n!t Ltacoln n;
"'.e's'~' s'~ So""eo@ 10 UTMOST needless.
~ " "oA "a nAa ]oSoERa.-"e Are requested
~ ant ounee toattne e1eol'ofs OF the drm Of Wal.
, 1864-10-04
GaanrEd

NJ ANTED for
=. II Mat u, s:s1aade . an41az to hot sd
II s.m pteie.l.u Plea III = atr K . . "A ~ k@
y, ~ = oessa OFT Jr4.. px. t3o Qusstarly. Ayy1y
Lneta51s IA Of Asnpht9 to y. 4 THOMAS.
, 1864-10-04

WANTED-Agents to sell our
~ Great Campaign Pf4za Packass. Thousands
s!llDg 1.tsy- 6eAIs egers thing Ct thu kind
cuce Also the great BooA for tha t1ales, the MI.
rcr cf Modern Dem: craey. Every Repu,ican will
fuy it. SET ht ell Oh receipt of $ls3 F!ss farma
r. sgeEt. csp OF Or addt era GOLDEN d sAMN0Ns,
No. 8 Cla1x street, Lhicago &C: t$si st
, 1864-10-04

TIE FA1REsr FAm YET.-F-ur fairy misses.
Mary L. and Carrie Smith, daughters Of Perry e..
Smith, Eeq.. Lottie E. Brown aud AolIie Metzgar,
got up Fair 1t Metropolitan Hall on Sept. e9th
and 30ih. The nett proceeds amounted to the
very fs,r SUN Of <1saa5 They have dontted this
to the Soldiers Home, through Thomas B. Bryan,
Esq the President Of the Institution. fairly care.
tDr ior themselves the thanks OF the eick and
wounded beroes who nsy enjoy the benefits OF
that H0ne.
, 1864-10-04
Bnarni1tg.

DOARDING.-A pleasant unfur-
ID nished front ps11or, Ealtab1o for RAntlensn
and LADY. to rent with board ~ 268 Welt Rando,ph
ktreet KafAre rfeh Afc1RuXEd. Ink
, 1864-10-04

MERCANTILE ASSOCIATION Owing to the fac!
Af there beng nj qunram, there was no meetlRE
of the Merca1tie Association, last evening.
, 1864-10-04

w ANTED-Agsats to Ftlt .
" haasieme view ct cann oousis.: y cs1a,s nn.
1cuLd,sK ootec ol iLtel eat 4 lbs - &c uas !.
a. sLu. Eos n.1caar' aosl. st10 ror l*sa 81 .,s
suf a Of g. 2. hAnuAls 40 1t. ckl or or le4to WA
sisup 10 1KNNIN66 d CO. Post occs ~ ~ n9s
Qn.csEo, Ill. ocA-st1%ss
, 1864-10-04

TRAM VOTES "A vote Was taken On last eyen
Ing on the up train on the Alton and 81. Louia
Railroad rs-ustiue a. followA: Lincoln 75. Mcc1e, :
lln. 80: doubtful. 3.
VOC VIA aiao taken on the Dixon Air Tine
nai1rnad with the fl owing 4e-ult Lfacn,n w b..
Mcclellan. a. Comment is almost needless.