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tffom ouf special Correspondent
0ooS1 erER11so. brown Co., oct. p.
oio"n soun's u one oi toe pont1ca1lY dark
tes'ons u iunois' hete alslosaity and trea-
eon a'e aceustohea 10 stalh unolashlngly IN
tas p[osa oa5ngnt' instead OF abiding and
oioAns III oasA caves ano aeep 1oreess as In
other counties. But there Is leaven at work
right here that promises the most cior1oua
results. The Union men ara 1ahor,ne for The
reaemntion of the comfy ana a1thos,h ~. tso1 sue
NAV mt he ah1a n accomn1,a1 In I -, .hag .uss
1t Is certain that they will make better es.
bibit in November than they have ever done
beforp. Their Numbers nre he,no 1oroo,v "a
crn;ted trom the Dono1oa na,neosass -
Mt fsw 1870 fro,n srona +ha+ e.ssS' n,aao 10y aao
= ~. ~" ,4o4 aulous 'eat ciass WHO nave
heretofore oeen accounted strong peace DEM
ccrats are now working manfully for the
cs1se of the Unfon ana ,,,d .,o,osx,..
~. a.so4 ~ ~ soao sosesutnsat.
'ne al1ss'' az" oa5s SINCE, OF recruit
1rg otdcef from Gen. Ptice'e army, who nas
openly prosecuting his nefarious calling in
the streets of Mount Startling hoa oHenod
The eves NJ pood c,tizsns ~ III ,ast,os aes
1ae s,ee ~ koou eisi1ens VI al pastle8, and
SHOWN them "a1ther this community Was
drifting. Look out for good news from it,
tie Brown In Novemoef.
There was A R1orons Un,on shower IN mi.
1l++1o cf+u +o.dav. rha ,oo,,. nn,,n t.....
n1-' elss to'un5' tuo peopie canl7 tosetnef
"otn eVet} to"n anu ptsclnct Ii Brown coun-
II, and from very many Of the towns and
precincts of Cass, Schuyler, Adams. Pike.
and Morgan, The numbers that lIstened to
tte e1nonpnt ntteTancpa ~ the anaal.a.s na~s ~
'nH eaoaaen. a.,sIaneeS ., " tue SPEAKERS "ere
estlmstea al luuy I'VE thousand, and tha. I
imagine II ga L! Is 9ey eR5stty gooo meeting Tor co4n-
" tIat III LOW e9Ss Only seven hundred Re-
PnpLean Foles. Inc procession, like all 9th
els nave seen eleewhere, "aa marvel, and
alsIlngui6ned oY nags, banners. and music.
It YES three miles long. The meeting WAS
1e1d II a peaat11ul grove adjoining the town.
Eeqn,re seanlop, OF Pike county, Was cho-
sen Chairman, and after excellent music by
eo}dteIa' glee club, happi1g Intro iuced Judge
Nm. Pitt Kellogg, the principal speaker.
MI Kellogg copgratnlated bis hearers
upon the evidences every where manifest that
public sentiment in Brown county WAS
changing, and he drew thence the happiest
aogn1fes for the future. He spoke aoiy OF
pending lsEues, e3amlulug at length the per-
n1c1ous doctrine OF state sovereignty, as uu-
derstocd bY the Democracy, and showing |
that the present disturbed condition OF the !
country Vas altogether due to the efforts OF |
the Sonth to enforce and reduce 1t to prac-
t1ce: He demonstrated that 1t vas the legit- |
innate onspf1ng ol the system OF compulsory /
AID nureqn1ted labor: He rapidly skctched |
The leading events IN the history of the |
, 1864-10-27

BosToS, Wednesday, Oct. Is The British
prize sttamer'Nando, from Wilmington for
Nassau. which was captured October 21st
by the United States steamer Fort jackson,
Wben $50 miles from port, arrived here to-
dsy In charge Of Acting EnsIgn Hopkins ana
3 prize crew. Ninety. eight shots we're fred
At her before she surrendered.
She has a cargo Of 500 bales of cotton,
Thirty.ive bales were thrown overheard
during the chase Of 551 hours. She is side
wheel iron steamer OF 62o tons, drawing
feet water.
WAsH1So7oS, Wednesday, Oct. 26.-The
Navy Department has information that the
Taneriffe on the Sd Of August, and obtained
. full supply of Goals and provisions, and
lett after stay ing q hours. 8he discharged
one of her officers who was an invalid. aud
one Of her men, New Yorker, who said he
vas the only American in her crew,
, 1864-10-27


Three weeks remain for vigorous campa1pn
efort-taroe weeks'to roll up the immense
majority which the world expects M to p,ve
tor the Union t'cket-three weeks to decide
the late Of the Republic. Circulate the doe.
uments! We have printed and sold nearly
Two Hundred Thousand of our
documents entitled:
1. The Convention Pamphlex-saytDxs
and DofnEs Of the Chicago Copper.
head Convention.
z. Issues Of the CampaIgn Shall rhe
North vote for u Dl~unfon Peace9
The demand for these documents continues
unabated. Send in -FOUR ord1rs. We for.
ward them by express at Two DOLLARS PEE
HUNDRED.
We have received 80 many applications for
Gen. Lcgan's great speech, delivered In Car
bondale on the LIST inst, that We have con-
cluded to issue 1t In pamphlet form. We |
ehau have 1t ready foz dclvery on Moaday
morning, the 18th inst
This is the best kind of campaign docu-
mcnt to circulate In Middle and Southern
Illinois and Southern Indiana. Sent by ex-
press, S2 per 100. Address
TRIBUNE Co.. Chicago, III.
, 1864-10-27

Ills evening grand loyal 1ore-feast Ia to
take place, which promises to be one OF the
most remarkable occasions OF the campaign
in this city thus far. Three distinguished or.
ntors are TO address tie loTal men and wo.
men Of Chicago upon the absorbing topics
of the hour. No one place Of gathering
could contain all who wish to listen to on,
or the other Of these speeches, and three
separate Halls will be open.
Hon. Schuyler Cola1, Speaker of tht
House of, Representatives, the gallant and
noble-bearted champion Of Loyalty and
Union, whom not Indiana alone, but all the
great Northwest claims, reached this city last
evening from Janesville, where, it will ba
seen, he made = telling and powerful ad.
dress to the loyal masses yesterday. Mr.
Co1tax will speak at Metropolitan Hall this
evening. The galleries will be reserved for
1adies. Let there be turn out worthy Of
the occasion, and Of Mr.. Collars fame and
services In the cause of Loyalty and Liberty.
Hon. Lyman Tremain, Of New York, late
Attorney General Of that State, and long 3
noted leader in the Democracy, will speak
at Bryan Hall On the issues OF the campaign.
He Is one Of the most powerful and logical
speakers engaged in the present canvass.
and his speech tonight will be one of the
most marked oi the campaign thus far, Az
at Metropolitan hall, the committee have
provided for the accommodation of Ia les in
the galleriee at Bryan Hail.
Cen Carl Schurz will address his 1;erma,
fe1leW- citizens at Gsrman Hall on Northwx,Is
Et. this evening, and his burning and resfstless
eloquence rever fails to powerfully move hts
audience One Of the keeuest and most
caustic Ct dcbators, keen.eyed to discover
the devices Of the enemy, Gen. schurz's
speech tonight will unmask to his German
listeners the devices whereby copperbeadlsm
he's sought to bet1ay the Judgment Of onr
foreign born citizens.
Let the loyal men Of Chicago, and the
loyal woaen Of Chicago remember the
g1tal Importance OF this period Of our
national history, ard give their presence and
cooperation this evening. and induce MI
within the reach Of their influence TO be
present. Ont Of such occasions rightly i'm
proved will spring that earnest patriotic
notion which will eustain our armies. nun,sh
our enemies, save the country, and bring
back Peace under Un{cu aad Liberty.
, 1864-10-27

Hon. Schuyler CoYfa1's Speeeh-ym.
mense Loyal Demonstration.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trlbune1
JANEsTHlE, WIS.,, Wednesday, Oct. 70,
The largest county mass nesting ever held
in this county, came of here to day. Long
professions. gaily decorated with national
foga.: banners and devices, and representing
all the mechanical arts and pursuits Of in.
dustry, came pouring into the city during
the forenoon When united, the PROFESSIONS
were three or four miles long. Ten Thousand
people we're present
Hon Schuyler Colfsx addressed the vast
crowd for two hours, Ii speech OF unsur-
though peltlnE rain continued during the
, 1864-10-27

PH11ADE1PH1A, Wednesday, Oct. a6 Tho
Bulletin has the following special dispatch:
CHATTANOOGA. Oct, 25.-Adyices received
here announce the capture Of Capt, McMan-
ug, Of tie 18th Pa. citizen OF Reading, and
Of Capt. Hnle, ct the 18th Pa, while on thelr
way from the front to This place. Botn. are
excellent officers.
Yesterday, a.pa1ty Of LOCO prisoners came
in from Atlanta, where they have been sinca
the taxing of that city.
, 1864-10-27
TIE EEWS.

Ine mantsry situation In Virginia is iu the
ngaest dee1ee promising. Sheridan has
eoae h'6 *ol6 wen IN ths shenandoah, and the
ae'aas u ais spaeno1o achievements SILL con-
unue 10 s"cA The dispatches. The official
fepoH SHOWS mat We captured On the 18th
19o prisoners Of the rank and file. C4 COM
n1aeaoned officers, AZ pieces Of artillery, 20
ca1ssone. three battery wagons, 39s horses
and mules, With harness complete, Is amb1-
7ances 50 army wagons. Ii, 900 rounds Of ar
wagon loads, including all the medical stores
oi the enemy, large quantity OF ammuux
ton, and large number Of battle-dase. 4
letter from the Preaident has been raad to
the army, thanking General Sheridan snd his
brave troops for the months operations In
the valley, especially for the splendid work
that put the finishing stroke to the rebl
hopes in TINT direction.
EARLY and Longetreet have retired to Rich
mond, leaving only q ANAL carnlry force in
the valley. The blow upon the rebel
strength is telling upon Its vitals. The con-
spirators at Richmond, with a vision Of
Judgment looming before them, are prepar-
ing for the next grand more Of our Lieu.
tenant General, hints of which are ciyen
elsewhere. There will be warm work yery
shortly for the possession Of the chief nest
Of the rebellion The enemy are at the ex-
tfemest verge o. desperation, and will fight
Like wounded tigers The cool. firm, tert-
bic grip OF Grant On his points Of soyan-
tage has maddened them beyond endurance,
aid the comirg battle will be the 1ercest
the War has jet seen.
Latest adytces from Gen. Sherman report
his army pressing Hood. who IA
getting away as fast as he Is able Onr
communications bEtween Chattanooga and
Atlanta are restored.
Our dispatches report the ceptnre of a
splendid blockade run1er off the North Car
DINA coast
Our blue jackets are getting ready to plug
the rat hole On the North Carolina coast, and
we shall shortly hear Of thunderlng at the
forts that protect the entrance to Whining
ton.
The LAKE. pfopener henosha Was CON-
pletely destroyed og nfes IL oafnfa, q. W.,
yeeteraay-
Ihe bountg1annperS u a4nalaaaPoas' "aoee
arrest ~ss recently notlceo IN our Columns,
nave been sent IN irons 70 eenefa oaefmaa's
aront-
Our New York market reports, BY tele-
graph, Will be read with unusual Interest,"
The gold market yesterday fuctuated under
the influence Of great excitement among
ope1atore, The bulls wtre goring each other;
Prices were Irregular, closing ut o15. At the
bottom Of this gold furry lies the intent and
aam VI ne eeAen1 per echent" clique to
prove 70 1ae coantrg that the growing pros
~ u-Af
, 1864-10-27
POSTSCR lPT.
4:So O'CLOCK, A. II.
Our mtdntEht DGspatch-KTlrhlVI I'm
poftanr News SUMMARY.

]
Our mIdnisht Dtspatch-Hl.hly In,
Poftant news summary.
Especial Dispatch to the Western Peess,1
| NEW YouE, Wednesday, Oct. 20,
TIE wAR IN VIRGINIA..
Affairs In 5heridan's camp hare settled
down into comparative quiet, though partie:
OF caVal1y-are still ont In various directions
picking up rebel stragg1ers. It is said Early
has succeeded In keeping but ten guns on,
Of all his artillery. Prisoners and persons
living In the Valley say that Early and Long.
street have gone to Richmond, with as many
men Of their Corps as they saved after de.
Rosser,s division n cavalry :whic3, :, ,,oo,
NJ Jackson -ans;re hat;na ~. - o!4,a ass1
- y"sA0.n, ~. ua pIn4aa' Ane entlre
1eoe1 loss IN klled, wounded and prisoners,
ls 10" stated al ABOUT l0,HO. kershaW's d.
Vision went Into the fight with twenty-five
new brass cannon. Just finished at Richmond.
Sheridan captured twenty OF them,
Ganer,1 rnator ria;+a1 Nans.,s
~ -...@-s. <4. -. '1s.'eu 4,e"atA on ounaay'
al4o ls'ul9eo 70 me army Inc same day. He
says the victory Of Wednesday WAS the most
comr1ete Jet achieved in the Valley. Betore
the charoea If onr oo1,a1,1z 49, 49,, s'o-e .N
.oo.to.~5 =. .,t4a. Wv eoei Aotcee
ne"'teleu III utter CONFUSION, throwing OF
every thing that coald impede their fight.
In the early part of the day sll the adyan.
tares were with Early. uod ha haar, 49,.
+a,+ v,.h ,ont-.tn- 49,. ~ on en- oesn eon-
.en1 "!u capIuf1ns ouf guns oVo prisoners,
and dr1V1ng our army from position, his VIC
tory would have been the most signal of tia
war.
T.o o,+hn,,o
r,a4 - 49, W .n a.'et tue ue-
c,-.t.s - N,s' ~ oeAeia
eGn."i ae 1naS niarent"
The Herald's Ninth Corps special SAYS:
" Hardly shot has been EXCHANGED nnon
onr front for the mast two vraet. Tha -,.1.
~ - - a..e4 oA otue4s psHse<7e tae ~
noss 4ulet- Oest&tets JfoM Ehe rebels still
Commune 70 come INTO our lines every day,
From two to SIX make their way, and bring
their comrades" ~NN'oAs
..
QUE PRISONERS IN SOUTH 0ARoLISA.
Lieut.. Col. W. T. Bennett. exchange agant
ut Hilton Head. aaTs letters for nr,c5naES ~ ~
var one mage IN lenpth nm nerropai raa,ta.e "
~. "a ~ Hae VI pelsonai matters,
cah pe sent tnfouRn dis ONCE. Money can |
also oe sent-con1ederate bt lis are preieFa- |
BILE, gold Iext, and U. s, bills last, but bills |
Tnade ns1ah1e fn nTier ~ tha no.an, 81 niases
n IL oan+ H. 1rofa-saI - - LIZ po'e0u - "uun
~ 20 sast 10 pp.GSu W III. 14noles can
oo eInt Sontan1us coa1se clot1lne, plain
Pto'1sions, "r1inE paper, smoking materi- |
sa s4a poTee 9owe aa1 to9h IT,
must mt eIceed two fset in 1on"3h PaGA ~, *
III wfith ara one in denth ana I,nat ~ houe oue
the contents plainly marked IN s ths rnSs end
noney aaay os PacSages 70 or prisoners must be
to Columbia, 8. c., as all the pris- |
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whole time Mr. Co1ax was speak1nE; such
was the power of his eloquence that not
man or woman left their place during the
whole time, although they were drenched to
the skin.
Old Rock county has to-day renewed her
Inst traitor is aubdued. Set her down for
8 COO majority for the Union.
, 1864-10-27
The Cause in michigan.

Editors Chicago Tribune:
We nave Just had the largest Union mass
meeting ever held in Bsrr1ep county. Last
night there was terrific storm, and this
fierce WINDS. But In despite Of these M
faToEble circumstances, not leas than 1900
people assembled here to Listen to Nat. John
sop Of California.
There were 720 wagons In the procession,
besides cavalcade consisting Of about 200
ccqueetriare, male and female McClellan's
friends here admit that be stands no chance
OF election whatever. 4. 8. a.
, 1864-10-27

Enthuslasttc Union mecsIne at Alton,

[specis1 Dispatch to the Chicago Trfbune.1
ALTON. H.. Wednesday, Oct. %.
The Union meeting last light was a Ye1y
brilliant success. The large City Hail was
SLED with most Intelligent and appsecia-
tive audience.
Judge Moulton made one Of his most log{
cal and convincing Arguments leaving not a
single e1cuse for any patriot to vote the
Copperhead ticket
Mr. Bross and ". 8. Taylor, Esq, followed,
discussing the issues Of the day to the appa-
rent satisfaction OF the crowd, for cheer after
chetr gare unmistakable evidence Of the sat-
istaction with which their addresses were
recti1ed. Our friends have assured Us that
Madison county will give q good account Of
he1ee1f on the 6th Of November next.
, 1864-10-27

sARx1A, G. ". Wednesday, Oct. Co.
About 6:15 this evening the propeller Ke-
nosha, OF the Grand Trunk line, plying be.
tween Chicago a1d Sarnia, was discovered
to be on IRE while lying alongside the eleva-
tor Tcsaln and other buildings. The lines
u ere severed and the propeller sent adrlft.,
She is now passing down tie river In full
blaze. Nothing of any value WAS saved.
, 1864-10-27

serves to reach and rouse every Loyal home
TO the duty Of the hour. It is from tbs II
la''fso for November. TIE publishers Of the
magazine allow the POEM to be published In
advance, that it may ring through the coun-
try thus early In the month.
, 1864-10-27

dier General DidWell has arrived here, and
WAS escorted to the City Council room. aud
is now u ing in state. Preparations are ma
king for grand funeral General Bldweu
was an old resident Of this city, and was
killed in the lust great battle in the Shen2n-
dosh.
, 1864-10-27

FoRT HAMILTON, Tuesday, Oct, 25,-The
lmmeuEe gun at Fort Washington, the largest
In the world, will be tested to.morro1.
Wednesday morning. It Is expected that
, 1864-10-27

TT 1t Is said that recent events in the
Shenandoah have disgubted the rebel press
with a standard newspaper phrase. They
don't barker after Eat1y news any more.
, 1864-10-27

geek Viii, therefore, have to be forecone
He vii return in season for the Freeport
meeting, appointed for November LIST, and
published. Bon.
, 1864-10-27

BALTIMORE, Oct. 25.-The eale Of blooded
horees to-day belonging to the estate Of ths
late Mcdonald, was ysry largely attended.
Of New York for $500.
, 1864-10-27
CHICAGO, THURSDAY, OCTOBER p, 1864.
FROM SARNIA. c. ".

ten shots will ba fred, commencing about II
O'Clock. The weight Of the ball used in this
pnn is aboDt half ton.
, 1864-10-27

w at is d long lane that knows no
turn ing" Sheridan fouad recently Long
strict that did not come under the rule.
, 1864-10-27

.
Itself sufficiently to enable rs to predict the
election Of Abraham Lincoln beyond the
shacew Of doubt. Wetssltate not to pub,
lisb this fact, as We know that the copyic-
tion Ct it5 truth will not 1u11 single Union
voter into false or fhncied security, but vii,
only impel him to redouble his energies In
the geod cause We aestrt what must be
the result II U1ion men do their dutY-not
what must result In spite of their neglect.
Abraham Lincoln has the confld. nee, and
the Union platform and party have the con
yictions Of large majority OF the people in
every loyal State IN the Union, and the only
room for rational doubt npw is, whether the
Copperhead ticket will carry 8 Elm
gle State north of the Potomac
and the Ohio. The elections in
Vermont, Maine, Connecticut, Pennsylvauia,
Maryland, Ohio and Indiana have operated as
heavy reconnaissance In force, revealing
the enemy's position and strength pre1lmin-
asJ to the main battle. We hare swept the
entire neld in these States by ma5orities
which were fully eqnal to any they had ever
before given, mailing due allowance for the
local Influences affecting local elections and
the smaller wave they roll up, than attends
LIE H2E1k AACAl4CA&4A AoQU. IfCf1QEQEE. &8 III
toadd to the assurance felt by all loys1 men
in the a1al and speedy SUCCESS of our cause.
has accompanied the progress ofthe political
campaign with eeries Of remarkable vic.
tories 90 con tinued, startling and glorious
as to draw from the rebels themselves frank
confessions Of the gloomy aspect OF their
cause. Stin our political enemies fight on
with bitterness, but with failing strength
and hope. Their ranks waVer. Their
standards reel. Let us initiate the deathless
energy Of cur gallant Sheridan and con.
vert their sure defeat into total and over
Whelming r.ut- How can this be dones
Simply by piping all bands on deck" Be-
y not upon candidates, meetings, commit
tees, speakers or journals.. While
they do their part, be sure that
3ou, raider, do yours. II business or
convenience might csn you away from your
precinct on election day, make you arrange
nents in time thst It shall not, Give up for
the coming two weeks your ordinary affairs,
however important, and attend to the tai
more important interests of your country,
Find cut how ererY voter within the circle
Of your possible influence intends to vote,
and see that he votes the right ticket. Much
more can be done by individual influence, If
The .aho1e party will 60 to work, th.n' n'by pub
lie speeches. Work, therefore, while the
da7 lasts,
, 1864-10-27


NEW ORLEANS, Oct 13.-The following
order hiss heen issued By Gen. CanbJ:
e. 7: M. Cook, correspondents the New;
1ork Ht7ald, and John B. Chadwick, cor
respondent Of the New York Tribune, Who
were permitted to accompany the troops op.
ccnndence rerosed in them b. making pub.
lie information OF value to the enemy, and
engsgipg. In controversy calculated to dis
turb the harmony OF the troops, will be sent
beyond the limits Of this command.
The Provost Marshal General is charged
With the execution Of this order, aud The
Quartarmasters Department viii furnish the
necessary transportation.
By order OF ~1-'.
Maj. Gen. E. r. s. CANDY,
@. 7. CHR1sTKnBEN,
Major and Asst Adit. Gen.
(O1lcfal) = 3. F. AoBEY,
Acting Asst. Adit. Gen.
, 1864-10-27
FQRWbRLlNG AGENCY.
BY kAPHAM & HARVEY,
IL learborn-st, Chicago, Ill

TIE undersigned beg to call The attention OF Her
ana Traders IN the INTERIOR to tho I'd
di1 for thu purchase OF goods Or tho traasact,on Of
a55 ppHnets ,9 ~ ei,y Taey pEooose te ettan psr
any and every description II lsrze or oms1l QUAINT
1ee. themselves that from An experienced Of
dfeen Yeate IN thls and other naFket4, dnTotinz Z
st!ct attention to the interests tneIr coIres2Ind
ents also hY beng con lnusIy n stiS alfet wasch,
mtIs the btnent q theae advantages fhs7 ca7 fave
to thtm not O. y sfelr hotel and rAtlwat e1pensel
out NJ lees1 nFe peg cent over anu above THAR own
S 70 ~ nothing q time and laeonren
tfu!lv snlc ted Dealers who sre ssraorsts in
thts r afxe' 5e av1ssd 10 call snt xet posted ~
Of r. goods nnt to be had il this
We A!so solicit corsRrmet = OF avery Description
or Rcoos And nnercf sno14s W11hinK 70 b sold
Business e nhaed BtIic:lYlo coInm1 ea1on.
we have On tcnst2ntn cc1ce0 very ulcn Smoking
Ehefoota II ten t0IlsFS paf thousand. For 8slo Ia
Quantities to auis- All order. promptly nilsd.
No. II pt.t born .rnet ~ Mo-, a}AEvsI. a. ~
cts7 visit A ~ ~ s1A'A'
, 1864-10-27
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SPRING.


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81 Chambers Street, New FORK.
AZ the oEnsst OF Tho patent. aud exclusive maae
J*W. BRAplEYg PATENTED DUPLEX E11p
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I6ntn 9enfon couHsts OF Duplex Tor tHo) KI,!pt.
1tee sps1nKs t1zsnlousy braided nightly 1nd nffn5
E2elae1, EGGS TO edxo. m mAklnG tla torxhast noEf
sta- 1e3loid a7d durable spring ever used, ens
na9 ~ Ms1fat IN consequence Of III rest eIaatc,
ano nennleness, 70 plAce and told tie shirt vh9s
"a u Qse a. eesl!Y and With the ean convenEacs as
sne only Objections 70 loop akirts. VIZ: tie acno5
ace TO the Wesler ~ we'll the publ.c eg1eealYf
crowded assemblies carriages, rsllIoad caft chufci
pews. or IN soy crcwdtd place, from thu tlfacui:7
ecnt1sctiuR them to occ1pytn& ANAL ecaee III.
entirely rer orea The difficulty willis living rae sk.r
tae usual fEE AID synmat5cal form, and II tne uSht
ssts and oS and g:aceM Appearance for III,
5ntek cpeEs, promenade or house dtess- / lec:
asVnY enjoyed the pleasure, coE,tctt sni s1eat cc-
vsn1encs ol wearing the Dncltx Elliptic Snstc
9krt fo1 tinxle day, vii never starward rtlr.R;,
speC1e VIII the uae OF thel1. They Asa hn ~
4aAntT N eVErJ part, and By tar the tShtest rnos
1pfacla. comfortable aid economical skirt rrac.
Merchants VII be supplied u abov-, and ladief /.
Eost tis.cass retaia stores In .a city snd tfoQks
on: The different States.
p" 1nqplrS for the
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, 1864-10-27
FROM BROWN COUNTY.
From our Special Correspondent

Political PFoapeets-A Great Union
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NVERITT'S, EVERITT'S.
IL RYEA1TT'5 Popu1sr Photograph Gallory
167 Lake Street,
Card Photography only TWO dollars par dozen.
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