, 1864-10-22
UNION MEETINGS.

A9u Mm. Fltt Kellogg, Nor. 8.
UNION MEETINGS..
Rally Eornd The Flag German Hail
IO"n1Enk-Turu out.
Agrard Onion mass meeting will he >be,d MI.
eren1re in the German Ha,l, on the co,n.r -,
Wells and Indians sreets, in the Nortb n,vts,oa
under the patronage ct the Committee. Governor
ho9nor, GovG1nor Hoffman, aid Others will enea1y
IN German. There ~in be several epsakers IN
knehth. Among them will be M.. Went .o,tb
wno s9snostzes us TO say that he will certainly b.
Let there be a full attendance. Le. the lo,,,
masses turn cr. in their mlgh. and SHOW bow Ssn
FFets,soI y Ans:s MCCOY Of Washington City,
AGAINST the National Constitution" GU Mondav
evenlog. tn Metropolitan Hail. Il has been several
sso In te nrnt;D, g. 1+9ne! st and
Eaftern stste.- including nroia It IL eyerywhere
highly spoken Of The Eicth Ward Wide asaxss ts
are expected to attend 10 uniform.
A9n Lyman Tfemain, Of New York, before the
NM.oee o1 the great liGhts Of the Democratic
pity. noT most eaoqusnf, earnest aue cistin.
fnRPht1es OF ne Geyenept Will spest 1t
lEg. at Brran Hall. on tue eth lust,
Ell. 11enAln, some Weeks hince, on urgent re-
aasst, accepted an in,itst,on to address TIE peo-
10 do TO he /. Obliged temsosariy to 1iindmE 5nes
i1 nss en r. tfs T., bis to
as @ ny , 1sssaa eloqnence and powerful efforts
@ nnt there r. I slso great work to be done IN III.
nots. 1T ne .oyal masses Of ch,caco na alive to
II eno oevo'e next Thursday evening to the cause
oy coming out in 3 bojy. O,her places viii be
cpen 1or meetings, and o:her distinguished speak
mee1inr Of the Ninth Ward Wide Awake cub
shn,, ELL be @ heid n. esetin. At the Wsshineton
bsa falk Every mem tts II expected 10 bring
a Ta esp ana 'n5c6 M snc T. b. On hand p.ompy
.t, 1ee Mao II tha matter; ls: them msl4tatn their
3.esHee. A!nl "a tnrn-,ut is wished for; lei every
There vi be meeting of The unlon voters Of
lne 1tnth MaFd. IL sestes'e lali, on this tSa.ut-
cay) eSet tuF. at ~ O'clock sharp Tor the purpose
o. ogan'1frg Wide Awake compa1y. Come one,
A Ua,on 1neetinE viii be held 1t Fnz's sa1oan,
Bon. John Wentworth and othsr able speafers
Club, at the German Hal, on the corner OF Indann
and wels et'eess, this tsatnrd=y) evening. Let
A meeting Of tbt Wide Awake club OF the 18Th
Wand vii! be held at Folz'a ea1oou a. I o'clock
this evering. when procession will be formed
and pfoteed 70 the grand meeting to BE- held At
Tus1 er Ball. Torches will he furnished, aud band
Of music will be in a:senrh-ce.
Acc1DEST.-A man naued Samuel Tobcy. ston.
ping at the Jarvis Honse, was yesterday thrown
from back on Madison etztet, snd eeriously IN.
j1ret. He w1e taken 10 his hotel! and medical u.s.
s'st'1's procured. '-,'' ''@'@N' N''
LEG DRokES.-A boy named David SapdIn
living OF West Madison a:reet, had leg broken
yesterday by falling into IN open vsu 10 the side
walk on Clsrk et1eet. The practice OF leaving
THE JUVENILE FA1R-Do not FORGET that the
Juvenile Fair at the residence Of S. II. FAaeett.
ECO. At h{Ge fifE, occnff To-day 'rhe train
!eaVte me Aun9ie Lsn1tat !lepot At twelve. re-
tMsLins at et3. rare nitS ceIts t's Inc round III
Tickets can u procured On me Cars.
PEReokAI~-Goyesnnr Edmonds and family Of
Dakota Territory; Hon. Geo. #. case, OF Pitt
burg: j. r u. AnI1es. Of New York; James F.
Joy. Of Detroit; Judge H.nna4 Of Fort Wayne,
Ind Otis ktmball, JF.. Of Boston, and r. n. Rice.
Superintendent o. tos M.chisan central Rai.road,
VILE sepi1le q '0e A'eaonl oouse ss:tefaaE.
c. o.-z.-.
ne,h; m.ae ,hs 1;.,n a 'oua en' sa
stton esteYoar. IN rhe ex.ent of 4s5 II w.. IN.
o,d stor,--tfe lille hill xor.h,,ss .ecnr;,v ~
IN ~ .s.cx ~ ~ s,,1 ara
Gentlemen from the country viii DO well TO keep
@nea1 e1ea opso Wien toes Steu eacaso.
por,cr f,rrrcrs crszrrrn yes.e,3,v ,,,,,,..
u.n N "A hrnu.h, into Court 20 wor,sn 49,
7r,n uhom he had nr.ps.ea m hi. hast 49,
rh,--. NJ h.,nc a,.nyd.r1v II ,nns,-sa ~, -
nsrtTre when arrxr.ed yefe .ast asisen ana nnth.
{nt h.t tronaplref3 to 5nftafy the arreEr The ns1
f1cs Test conrruuently dirch-rCed and the nfsrer
sevrtely cer eured for oyerttcpb1c tne haann. ~
fhrtT -
sc1ipts and volunteers from Io~a. arrived in Chi
caeo yesterday morning, and left for the front
last evening. They reeted daring the day at Camp
Don2lAs-
Wat..ss u am. ,oad o.a 1,itf sIr c,E e.
nae~ 80 tn fh,~"n ~ o,Tsr o9 snd .naes ~ =
E. na.t - ~ 16e noss. b.s ofse Iii
- 9, ~ ~ ~ eshinV,on street ,nr .he nr.sent
- ~ ~|0 Nv V "N~'@ " o f'~
n,roupxzr1-Tun sn1alfrs ne1orr3np tn fht
-, --N"-1,:. .-s-.t - %.A..
4sok1 (enIet 'nAi0 Aettoeat "eie ouaSo@ IL ~
the Police Court SestafoA-, cuafseo VIII aleo.uef
d. 6anush, COS State street. They were tctoxlc.
ted 1t the time, end showed saeh esaaens: OF ssn
cefe fepea.an 1"1 ~ Iszsa. 4hsz sa o1s Is
MnnfT. Capt. Ne!son. B. jones and II pauiaon
The Cf.rk, made up the nmontt. TheT were d {
charged with lecture from Just1ce AcDonald, aat
wai their Hay rejoicing.
FxErr.-Ahout twelve cfclecE on Thur sday nigh
then vsa. an alarm Of fire vhigh called ont eevers
~. .ta.wa-a =. fe-. a. rot.ooa n. - - !,
oi tnc e*eo a. -. oe ~eA'Ase e'o'1 "aen
waA discovered that tae hre Eas M beyond the
limits Of the CITY. ano the esefnes returned.
At two o'clcGS xes1esoas morning anoioer alarm
ont. The mr. was round to p5oceec from JaEcoa
tuse be5ond Ge.'sr ttrre1. E.ed a. saloon and
tHEGZJ. 4AE HnIE> were epEe011F EQnpftE$&1.