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, 1864-10-22


. FRElGHTs--GKA1I FR1IaHrs-staady, the
esgagtms!ts to day were: TO BCEEALo-5chr. Ber-
75e: schis Monitor and Ha3or Anderson. T1ts oais Il
atfe.
LAKE, AED RAJ FREIGuys-TaQ{a + no chauQa In
fstss: We anose:
Elouf 70 Eosto1s lake And F&!l.
y1ous to Hex YORK. lake a3d rail l,..,,..... i sSs.
-Four 70 Portland. va sArata ls09...
Flour to Roa1n. V,s Saznts-. l5Ca
q h41Se.D a1a4s il no change L sstoa.
~ r. W.. .,,,n Fourth c!ass. Flour.
10 Sew fof2' III ~. !se
10 7es'oo' Al Ta Fs vi e. W. 3e9
o To Ro31;4 1aaa AZ rail;. aeo
roPniia ae9nh;. ~ 7. d7 Iii 1so
Tq Fsss9n'R;p !sMwR;p.,".a ;:a3.-,.-::;9.a 10
- bfl. Mkt nm nm pnt po; yefy ss,e s4sa ia
aE eS.tv. SPRING E1TA.o-i.n9 hrls ch oice spring
@ ezra sn D. +: 90 bfls "Becke,I *" 1t % Is; sd
nsia food tpInE e1t1aa Ut 381E 100 brls '.KR1ka-
KsS - Semd SsH.Sa suP1R1lXE-s;bs bss At s7.z5.
FGGD-s5 IONS mixed feed icorn and oatGl al
*ssg9 pe5ston. ="
"HEAT-&{fcttTed fU-dAV. p Oh hu OhIrnad
, 1864-10-22
FROM MEXICO.
The French have taken Possession of
mAt1mofa&s

CAIRO, Oct 21-New Orleans papers Of the
18th have been received BY the steamer James
White. Captain Dekoker, Of the schooner
Neptune, sewn days from Matamoras, In
forms the liedyune that the Frsnch TOOK pos-
session of Matamoras on the 10Th, the place
surrendered uuconditionally. Gen. Nall.
was In command, and everything 1as quiet
when the NJ ptune sailed.
, 1864-10-22
FROM ST. LOUIS,
Conversational NomlDat1ona-Iueav
Loss Of Property nj Glasgow. mo-
8ebel Repulse at FoFs DOneison.
Tenn,

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 21-Samuel Knox aeeenta
the call Of nearly 1000 citizens, and an.
the 1st District. Ae'o 1A
Ihe Democratic Congressional Convention
yestttIaay 5t nominated B. D. Kllyn to rcpre-
There are nQY three candidates IN III. ae,d
;, The loss Of property at Glasgow. throuSh
lts capture By the rebels, Ia about $50 COO.
Eighty men Of Col McArthur;s colnred
regiment, under Lieut. johnson, vera a.
e 5seked near Fort Donelson, on tie 18th. hy
2p gue1tllas. Three charges were repuisei
w mnen lhs rebels aed. leaving forty Killed and
1',ia1 uaaueo on tde held. Our Loss was four
iB Lieut.. johnson. SAe Ao'Ale
, 1864-10-22
The watch. fires are burning brightly among
us. ,Expsct rouEins IN. .jorltg ID November
or" abe and Andy' from old DeKalb
Macon County,
Correspondence of the Chicago Tr;bune

DECATUR, Oct Soth, 1864.
The Immense Copperhead procession OF
which The I:IEes Of yesterday has such glow
Ing special dispatches, and which is said to
haze pa1nded the streets Of this town on the
1aLh nst-. cousistedi Ct one hundred and
were stxtJ-four wagons, mostly filled With
women and children. This, after Vallaudir-
ham, Robinson and DR.. Davis, Of your CITY,
had been largely posted to be here for two
weeks previous. This is the second time
ms iall they have failed to get up any enthu-
county is sure Tor Og]esby by handsome
majority. ALoszo BU8aEss.
, 1864-10-22

Ae u ~ bat % fAs Without bo4as As1a to
ae Thisfact II snoukA to th,w,ha rh.Y.ntar sf ths
DEesans demand fer extra stock.
ftcke!s stu hestkto - o7zta*e largely. with The
nrctnAHons ia Hold ana ant:ctp1<rz tSst WITH tn.
Cattle tho market nnntt Do .llua coas .s,,s- 49,.
upon prtssnt rates Although iArgs oosna,y Of
stock has bean disposed Of 70 daY tho .t,,
fn. and aeVexa uans h.re arrived alnsa th,s ntser
nocn. 1ts "ts9s'
, 1864-10-22

The forage contracts were awarded to-day by
Colonel Potter Department Q. II to J. H. Wicker
as follows:
Timothy Hay, pressed and baled, 81 80 per ton.
Oats, delivered in ascks, SOC per bd.
SlaW IN oaies. clean and BRIGHT $15.o0 per ton.
The contractor ztipu1ates to deliver in such quan-
tffef, and at ench lines and places ~ may be re-
quired, Tor the period Of Elk months from and az
Ter INV. 1st
, 1864-10-22

a, Ir1om tne V1cksb0fg Herald, Oct, III
n91f inoia fhken On last Sunday IN the 1th
Eesiment'' Of the old Sd division. 17lh arnor
cefps, and regiment which represents ma M
81 me nnest organizations Of Illinois fronna
me following was the result: 0'pe'
Whole numbe, of vote. cast. -...-., ns
For Abraham Lincoln "''''''''''..'., ea6 a6
For Geo. B. McCnllan ''''"''''''''--..-. ou!
, 1864-10-22

IL Complaint. 8ick Headache, DJspepsia, &c. Ara
speedily removed By the use Of Dr. Iayns's saoatvs
P1s 1he test Of thirty yeara use has p.ovsd thete
superior to all oihsE remedies for ths curn or tho
ftcus diseases for which they are recommended. In
their action shey ucild and certain, and may ba
tai sn 1t any tine without Essk from cxpoure Sold
BY DluKRi2tt eyarywnert. oci7.u2aa stx WasA2dp .
, 1864-10-22

VB A~~ AAAAFAo Il
~ teems s9all afTatr, hnd tn couto,u,uca n
tJ GsoauJ MloWed 20 hays ~ o91 way, ana "a; how
f5eeaneasty neElected cold ends ii Bronchitis of
aLa ~ oaIER - once Dr. D. JAyue's Erpectorant
~nlcn iof th1ltT years. hAa bean q standnrd rAmndV
loI AZ coughs AID Colds. avoid the1a d1eadia aiss.
WHAT II H1AaT B1 BRoxcu111s
is q atton Of the bror chs O, which
sonFay ar to the lungs In it, e4r31es a. ths dfs.
ehse Commonly called cold, or = c1id fn III
oleatt. II rtoAlly Gomez On with Ilttis hO ,FnN
Lest !oiloNeo - cough. With sl1z faof
i.eAcf heat o. soEsuess abou: shs throat and cnrsf
ptomne1. tJ2ptoEs - wall ~ lhs most painful and
NssEesttnK: the ,naA1maloa c.os1sa Ia intensity
mill IL n st!I intarttre. wit. !h accats or Tie u
t1e lupR celtE Nhan th7 vta povefs room ave WV.
In moat OF tbs ssA.ef Of thR otssala Dr. JA3nes Ex
EeGstIant enscts speedy cu1e ~ producing q frea
sno eaay ctor suppEaRal1E s7a cough. A15
MA3ms the fe9as. l. far tEta4 L. ali th1: IL asked.
~ cosauxP11o1 AID ALI PULMONARY coxr1A1s7s
Dr. Jaynes Expectornnt will afford Immediate re.as
oJ femo7inR the o11cu ~ OF breathinx and Causing
~ eaA5 d1peA torat1on whkEaby Irritating And ob.
9t1uct1nT matters ntu removed ilom the lungs Har+
lhx E1tntsined 1ts REPUTATION IN all paris Of shs
Wotio, 1of over Quarter Of . canturY, it Is -o1n-
oenktJ feconMe1dEt ~ tha best remedy ever oHaYed
fof she dlseat e. u plofeaass to eu1s.
1ne msy A1o be o6sAitad DT. JAMES sanzttya
l1ll8, prompt snd eHectusl cue for costlye1eas,
hek hesdschn md Al hi!lnot x1nctfons. Akanstn
Gh.GAsn-FVLLER. F1NH FULLER F. E II. u.
HOOKER, LORD d SMITH, BUKNhAA d VAH
scItAacR. AID aMlfa & DWghR,
, 1864-10-22

Gen. Sheridan has introduced n sw featQ,e
In the war. He has f-und why to make his
cavalry useful in actual ba.ne, ss we'll as BE-
fore and after the g1apple Of infantry and
artillery, The battles Of Winchester and
Fishers Hill, II We may credit the published
accounts, were won principally by cavalry
charges made at the proper time and
place, while the contest was at Its
height. The snccess which was achleved
In the battle of Monday, appears
to have heen due in great degree to the
adroit and vigorous handling Of the cavalry.
Gen. Sheridan is cavalry of1lcer-the first
Of that corps, We believe, who has risen to
the command OF an army. he has brought
to the new stu&tion in which be is placed a
perfect knowledge Of the capabilities OF the
cars1.y arm, and has thus not only intro
duced an element which the enemy have been
uDprepared to meet, but has economi:sd bis
whole fighting 1orce to the last man and the
last animal. He does not send his mounted
troops miles away, to slash the enemy's 81 p
ply trains and ambu1ances, nor does he hold
them back till the fight 10 over, to harass the
euemy's retreat or cover his own. He puts
them into the thickest Of the fray, and d ghts'
them as Nspo1eon did It is well
known that that great chiehaln found
the great. st difficulty in making
his cavalry fight at all, and It is related that
in his first Italian campaign he vas compel
led to place battery In their rear before he
could induce them to ride upon the enemy.
When he had once taught them how to 1ght
he made them terror to all Europe. sher-
idan hnd made his horaemen a terror to the
, 1864-10-22
The ersat uaaquallsd Preparations fax
Restoring. 1ns,gorating Beantify-
ing. and Dressing tng Hair,

Rendering 1t sofs. Etlr And ko:t7. ard dispostg n
to renAn In my osatred position; quickly c!earanx
sseiealD strtat;ng tbs fan sod impsrt1ng hea1tas
Aad rata1a color 10 the hair. Thav neyse fall 10 ra-
soxe x1h! hair to lta original youthful color. Tncy
act directly npan tho zoosa OF the ha giving saa4
tbs natural ncuztAauens required. No lsds. totIst
"a complies without tte zyl,oalsamuts or s.sy
DfsGlug. Il cleansss the hall saa tmparts to II a
nott dsl1gntfu1 tkassonoa. and u su:ted 70 eoss
young and old.
Tns Reatorar Repzoduee1.
Tia Eair D1essing Cultivates and 9eaut{a~
Hyour har ID thin Ey 1t: tfsarsfy, hy Il; Hna.fb
tr3 IT. II Iu.tfe.sss y IT. II noae o 49, t,y IT. ia.
III Who use Il Will psszasve thei: hsls ta,oxsh ua.
, 1864-10-22
Who is Mrs. S.A.A||en?

soas anese'on - often astad u. vs VITA pleesxrs
:''7 nsus history of har. sons sw.zsy yea,, s.a.
Aisot II ssv TAX City obss<yed that hsr h,.r ~
A~pi''' 4e'ias IL natural color. and estesx s,>a
N15'aad dlAu1t1s ths tes Of n.esrn,r- -.,..s
oa'au1 A'ssse to astax any dys oknor4ne H.. :,
1'ut'oo4'' eone'uasd taas tho vouit " md hy~,
oe"stnn sass wsuld ss1,ore he< hair ia t,
colol: a1d, b. dint ct study AID uar,.v+r,,r,.
e19af1Eaaang, ma succeeded In npdtnz A,. ~. -.
sieles tho hsd compounded would not oaly ,e,<o,.
INA haS TO IT. original color, but slss reaa,ris ,.
ble' and giTs 1t the natural mo:ssuets hssa of ,,,
should havn. This WA evan mora tasa sha ~
hoped iss. and. without The slightest intention At s
Ct making business Of II. ata wxs aetu .ly erson
to commence making It tor ssle, BY tas nuuoe7 If
rstsens OF htx aeqasintance &ad other1. whom her
stQuAntanees hAd informed Of the REMARKABLE
change In be1 hAF calling 1t har 1estdsnee to p.oeu-s
tho article: nd ahe now probably does oas Of ses
ts:geat csah bualneases In tic CITY Of Nav Ycrk.
Owing to the larxe demand from foreign c1unux,
ets has been Obliged to est8blllh depot for tha *
cinsiye aale Of her Har Preparations In London. nj
&6 High HoIborn. Principal Na1urctory end saIss
ofuce. 19s aad 100 Greenwich st.ses, Nav York.
Mrs. s. A. Al1en's Worla,s Hair Rs-
Etotsr azd Zylobalsamuu, or WorI2ss
Hair Dreasins.
The Great Uoequallsd Preparations fox
Restoring. lns,gorating Beautify-
ing. and Dressing tng Hair,
, 1864-10-22
unto- M.1.rItv Inltana.

Irp1AnApo11s, Oct 2l-OGcial returns
from all but two counties giro Governor
Morton majority Of $4,000.
, 1864-10-22


Ihe audience neldtd no second appeal, but
unanimous hnr1ah burst nom every dlan,
woman ana child, and the enthusiasm seemed
70 oe as oound1ess as its expression "aa
Ire Campaign In Central Illtno1e.
l1ot'ofsa' Correspondence OF Chiearo Thonre.]
31sAm1E C1r1. Cumberland comfy, ILL.,,
October 18th, 1864.
since last Wednesday, We have found prac-
tlcaliy what before was matter Of report
from othera, that many of the central
counties OF illinois were the most hopelessly
CoppeEhead Of any section of the Slate.
The 18th district is far ahead Of Efln zham,
Jasper, Clark and Cumberland counties,
thIoneh which our last tuur has extended.
The reason is obvious. In the 18th, leading
minds Ike Generals Logan and Haynie, and
Major kuykendsll, true patriots every one
OF them, have deserted the Copperbead
standards, and gone with all the energy in
their patriotic eouls Into the Union move
ment, determined to save the nation from
1As grasp Of the rebels. AZ might have buen
expected, they have carried majority of tho
people with them. "'1N
Here Jim Allen and jim Robinson h.ve
cast in their lot With the Vallandis ham and
Dan voorhees, Democracy; they hn 10 en-
tahliehed castles Of the Knights Of the COL
den Circle everywhere, anu By such arts A.
practiced denagogucs know but too well
hCW to Practice, they have kept the bal
ance OF the people Ia ignorance of the true
iseues at stake IL the present caoyass. And
~ In eptte Of all their yigilsnt eG,ru,
there are earnest, active. lard working
Union men IN all these, conntiss, VINO Az
working. successfully for the good cause.
the good rtsnlt Of whose lab.rs will fuiIy
ppear on the 6th day Of November next =
We meetings at EMngham, Efiogham
county, Newton, Jasper county, and Robfn-
eon, in Crawford county, addressed by
Msssrs. Weldon and BroEs, were not lsrce.
AZ the notices had not been c1rcnlatr3
through the surrounding country. The
posters at NcN ton and Robinson did not
arrive till after the meetings were over: but
the frieIds uf the Union circulated The no.
tee as far as possible, and tille,l the Court
Honse Ut each place with q most attentive
audience. The Union men heroaway hayo q
large majority against them; but they are
active and earnest and working like heroes
to make 1t as small as possible.
Our meeting at Marshall on Saturday YVES
better posted and much greater SUCCESS.
Here also the Court House was packed
tull, aid We learned that a very consfd-
eIable portion OF the audience were Demo-
Gratis. They listened with marked attention.
and We have the best of reasons for beliey-
Ing that much good was done ali the people
netd is to be made thoroughly acquainted
with the Infamous schemes OF tn. Copper
sight fort;er a
, 1864-10-22

The following is correct list Of Congress.
men elected in Pennsylvania, Oct. II, 1864.
Myer stroase will be run pretty had BY the
soldiers vote, hut It Is almost ton much tn
hope for bis defeat.
Codroth's majority will also be run down
by the soldiers, but it is scarcely possible to
defeat lin.
Diet Member.
I4..*ssmpel J: Randall. Cop.
Ill. .*Leo1ari Mger., Union.
lY..*Wiu,sm B: Keney, Union.
Y..sM Russell Tbsyer, Union.
w.. B. Markham Boyer Con
vi. .sJohn NJ. BroomaIl, Union,
VII -*Spoenham E. Ancona, copx
X. FTh1dceus Stevens, Union.
X--*M5er 6tronse, Cop,
4I.. sFhlup johnson. Cop.
XII. .*Winthrop r.. Keteaara. Union.
Wv. w nlsees t1sa<a: Aetsa,; { g9;;;t un,9n.
Ky. Adam J. Glossbrenner, Cop.
WI. .*Ale1ande1 q. Codroth, COB.
wi. Abraham a. RarEer, Unioa.
XVIII. Stephen F. Wilson, Union.
XIX.. .*Glenn1 Y Gconeld, Union.
". Char;es =; Culver, Union.
XXI. Smith Fnl1er, Cop.
XII. *James 4. Nooshead. Union
XIII. .+Thonea Williams, Union.
NV. George =. Lawrence, Union.
*Memberh OF the present Congress-.
Observation-Disclosures unlon, II; Copper
heads, 2. A Union gain OF s.
six or seven In the State Senate, gain Of
i've or si1, and they will have majority OF
twenty-five or twenty: SIX In the House OF
Representatives, being gain Of eighteen or
nineteen. On the joint bsllot in the Legis.
lature they Will have at least twenty-nine
majority.
~ On Tuesday, the day Of tie elections
In Indiana, Ohio and PeDnsylya yania. the reb-
els hung ont huge placa1d st 3 point in
their outer works before Richmond, inscribed
"Vote for Mcclellan" and fired blank car
tndge to call attention to It, It got atten-
ton epeedi5-good Union attention. 4
concentrated discharge Of shotted puus
knocked placard, breastwork, Mcclellan can.
yassers and all into flinders. The Ch,cavo
Platform and its candidates Will 20 up In
Just that way on the blessed sth pro1imo.
Speed the day!
F A grand mas meeting Of the people
Of Rock and adjoining counties will be held
in the city Of Janesyille, WIS, on Wednes-
day, Oct 26. Hon. Schuyler Colfax. Gov.
Lewis and Senators Howe and Doolittle will
certainly be present. Govs. Brouph and
Morton, Ex-Goy. Randall and Ex-Goy~ sa1o-
mon have also been invited. 1t Is intended
to make this one Of the grandest rallies Wis
consin ever saw.
B- Generals Logan and Haynie will aa-
dress the citizens Of Jefferson county, Ut
Mount Vernon, on Tuesday, the 25th instant
This is an extra appointment, not included
in their appointments hitherto published.
fBA mass meeting Of the citizens Of
Kendall aud the adjoining countieA will ha
, 1864-10-22

FRIDAY EyKE1Ne> Oc.~ II, 1854
The receipts snd shipments during DE past d
hours were as follows:
BEEEIp..a AEn AEIIpeeXH38 at
, 1864-10-22

~ pies a.d It h tAoueat vf r. 70 pfnata. Tia
scuUoeNs ctno out 1855. II 81 tors harden. ara
s1th. -
,,,sxa.H sALs--TNs lehcoaeF Bella 1fy H'e pef"
nseea waterway b. Hehuer Aeyes. OF has c4tys
s0!tt Al Essane II ,sSa.-is
, 1864-10-22
MtBrEllankNuE.
I0or o. gesixl gWesiKxElsCKER5, MAST

No+tr, =, ss".a AID AL cTn8E raRsoNA,
sesasea e. r., !. 1,ass nc 81 Ias -
so; g. 'Hs !s
~ Il !. ..e = = Lap saa css
FORBID ANY AND ALL rszso,s
From mtttcx with I'll. ssns =,
oc11 uGf1-at cap na'Ts.,o,a
rs. ). a. ALLEN,
, 1864-10-22

In hea5&trnoon. Under an active demand TO.
shipment, the wheat market was active aud buoy
ant, and prices advanced s@aBc per bushel above
tbs extreme outside quotations Of 'Changa-wtth
sales ONO. Spring at $i.5901. 1.6s-cl, ,sing nrm
at $1.61H For the first time during many months
wheat and gold have parted company. The stock
Of wheat at the East Is light, and un!esa ehIp-
ments are. made this month, exporters ut New
York will have to wait till next Spring to III their
prdett Coarse prains vera ner1erted
, 1864-10-22

bAsqss FoatAAelln Eas endeAvoEt1E 10 estsr MaTsa
!Aa9 hs1oos VIII cage Sl ftoz orc, fAs skuoE o.
, 1864-10-22

times. He asked the soldiers nov to say to
them, was an hungered and you fed me
not; naked and you clothed me not; aic6
and in hospital and you visited me not and
then pronounce upon them the anatheme
y Depar. ye cursed" @ flmmenee applause
cd the trave bo5s In blue to onr cAre, and
asked tor the prayers Of his hearers In their
behalf He pictured tbem in su the eventfu!
phases OF their heroic lives and deaths, aud
ended by proposing three hearty and spon-
tang GUS cheers In their honor.
The eudieDce necdtd no second anpeal, but
unanimous hnrrah burst IRON every man,
woman ana child, and the enthusiasm seemed
powerful.
, 1864-10-22
LkAIaER-Wish 4 m:6erAse deuard and
!s1f IMPLY tEe 1a'ket rules 1z 1t prsvt uy Quata.

(N3QX
/ Slaughter solo 47a "a
Bueoos Ayrea. 4aa II
0ftucco, so1e ia is
OItnoco EoA
II t2l3Fe3 ,... 100 Il
Ak
4 French Cali, Il
french Calf, 81
Hanch Ca1fLs-
Eoines,%dos-
! Franeh CaliIe-
4 mntnes. Sec
ord5. p doL-81 ,M& 9lH
La1ngs Y dog 15-IG@ laA]
Raana p dcz..lsDGka ls.C0
4 taE. feQuesr, and nrm At
Am. Hem o No.2 ...,.Ne
Lath, Yaro. HEN. .Aaa5Q
- ManlllA &c
hanlila Rope.......7aaSE
Manila Hay Hops. Sc
" Masine .-........s.G .G9Ao
SaAh CORDS. .....&hos3n
DaKum...s.,.....a.A@9ec
# E*iip 1KkHT9r
, 1864-10-22

LADY OF WoR-D.HD1 REPUTATION
, 1864-10-22

- ofuMofaB u a1,.,B ~ .ne gates OF hicnmond and
u M nc Mopne "oalo soon drive the rebels ont
o' rue sae aano;
ane npeahst ~ aaareesed hlmse!f to an
saa.3 ~ o sis q 1ns lineage platform and point
e..e Gu uas .aa e psseaeea OF tnose VINO, when our
~ y mas flclaons ae 1l IN every direction, when
.hsna .hE ene@y M Mas driven TO e1tremiltes, would
1han nA W VI Uoeag peace q any other means
Eho had ,,son ~ ~ ha1'i sIomssioa o. 1hose
Gnpamman3 y ran aa3en up III tepelnon against The
ogietpen He ~ !, as,,aa o4+oux,o
Hrrs+,o see1nan+ at.hsieF ~ W tae epeecn OF
rreat Emni,e sta;a t he dtssuu4e dtaaea4 OF tnat
that diatinpnIshrd ,,eTeon ~ ~ Wnlsa .s
Adm5nIstrsIton vas fo{11ra rai1itatns ~. .ue
iitical1v' ann t1nsnc,allr .rS annaa1l T. R2-
hea1ers xhether ~ husa % an asaaet,or 70 ,Ias s
true. a storm If fnnisnant nos e,Un waa ~ tso
reepouse. 1S "'N' 'ne
FassIng from such men a. these he no,d
well meii;ed complIment to the faithfn1nesa 1u =
and yalor Of men like DIE and Butler ma
waxing eloquent with his theme. he eav.. euu:
utterance to glowing panecyrlc apon Gan. Gs
Grant, upon whom, be fafd, the uation lean.
ed with perfect confidence and who. when
he spoke, proposed to move on the enemY.s
wo1ss. Nor we're Sherman, aheridan, and
Farragut forgotten, BE next reviewed The
, 1864-10-22

The following Is correct list Of Congress
men elected In Pennsylvania, Oct. II, 1864.
Myer stroase will be run pretty had BIZ the
soldiers vote, hut It is almost too much to
hope for his defeat
Codroth's majority Will also be run down
by the soldlers, but it is ecarce1y possible to
, 1864-10-22
P0ET OF CHICAGO,


R1VED..............Cct. H.
etmr tsnet, Kirtaud. ManiloWoc. suucrtes
Pop Acme, Gibson, Buffalo, sunurte1
E1op C:J OF Aao1kon, P4lce, Marquette, eco sons pig
Prop FaYo1ite, Napier st. Jceepb. sundrles.
n shtufies 49, "~Nf %ss
, 1864-10-22

CHICAGO DAILY MARKET,

- F3mAY EVENING. Oct n, 1851.
FREIEAT8-GKAlI FR1IGHr-Staaty The
e1RagtmeDts to day were: To Buffalo o-5Shf. Ber-
n uds, With wheat, at Sc Bchr Montauk, corn, at
atff. >''
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-07-30
REEr COMMISSIONERS, ~

OFrIcE OF TIN STREET COMMISSIONERS ~
~ Broadway.
To observation-disclosures enclosed In sealed enve'srs
dorset with the title 81 the worn and IAN the name ~
the bfdG-r ritpn thereon. ~ be we'd ~ ibis enos
until Wednesday August s. 1874 ct eleven O'Clock A.
For regulating giallng curbine gutsrinf ana nA&sno
BroadwAy from ssyenteth 20 seventy frsi s,..
For regulating ard erafinr Ninety thiri soss~ 49,
Eighth sscnne TO Rloonis4dte rad -. ...,. s,.r.
For cur bsg gutter NJ ans fagrlng WINE ~
Far curb ng aa,,erins sad lssos yor'eA "ress ITO"
Sor rss"sss sps and ru,,er IN veryn ninth street. ron
re gnr .,ssss e mSs.sa ron sess 70 vy
NOR sor snsans Broadway. from Forty seventh s'rsss y
ror nssTss.nf -a.ssns Broadway from rsr'ynis'A
NV s.Ss svssus rcd. from sss
70 1s9gh street - AZ Snvss ...~
yor ,.sa,isss baishssd between uisrs Noa d ast -
MORN rv vsr, pler No -. North rwev.
W ,.rss,yinr pier No 81. North river
- .,rsvsrs cellar and nstng up basement o. hssso
~ Engns Company No -
sos 49,, srents can bc obtaiped AZ thts onlcs
psied street Department. Nos rOrn July - J8A
CHARLES q. CORNELL, street Commissioner
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rROrOH AcUEDuCT DEPARTMENT.
" 10 TRAP BLOCK PANIORA
Separate scaled proposals. each endorsed With t6s narno
the The date Of presentation
and The title % the for which Be offered vim
b. this until n o'clock A ~ 81 Monday.
August 1854 for the con-rucon Of rrap Bloch Pave
utnts In iheaf0ilowin streets, 10 wit
Forty rs street. from Fnlh Madison Avenus: Thirty
psns (cssi se Gramercv psrk from rwsnusin 70 rwsn
hrst the side OF Centre street. ~
Rrade and street, from Oliver street V
side o. ratharin4 stir .t !.
on al rli.aiSn 70 the contrast csFx Al this osloa
sosS f i is.iiSssssHsaH, scr''e. Asr.s." so.'a
yvIy 20 ls5a.
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POST OFFICE NOTICE.

Dosr OFFICE NOTICE.
L IRE Malls for Great Britain sn1 the ConIinsni -
pton stea er Amer -, asa So1
Via oue~ ustown peY Ednburg WIN close
Al ths once ON SATURDAY. th Of July, Of hafpas4
Ian &c ork A. M up stations - fouowe:.s
Stations A and n. 10 ociock A. ~. tMM
stations o and d, ~, O'Clock A "
stations r. ara y. 81 O'Clock A. n.
etAtiou a, O'Clock A. NJ
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IMPORTANT LECTURES DAiLy-FoR 0ssrLEA
Only Mtas New Yers se.su- % s9Alsmy . ss sr -.
them Tor warded ~ ten e-ns by AdarsseAS ssS
tAry Of Nee ysvh Massacre ~ AnAtRMy
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SNIP In rTESs hEMAIyrNG IN NEW
sOEK eNn OFFICE, JULY 80, 1864.
french. Italian And Spanish Letters.
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List.
Lanch Col l2d ny
Longley Capt A H, care 81
Gen 4 J Hamilton
Marston Ii Alex ,, 90 4,
il5th rest N z Vols
Manor Corp p, Fort Colum-
Molier, late II n. Co 4. looA
NYi nfy
Moore Joseph, 90 o, 00oh
regt Y "a
NcRntirs 8 3, q 8 tsaDsn
Conn ecticut
MoKibben capt q n, Ass&
Adj Gan WOW
Nelson Sergt John
Peck Capt chAs n. A. Oh
Peudleton Ma jor Philip
pstxolds L'Aut (lato) q, COG,
1854 n Z Vols
Raymond Capt Geo ,, 00
N Y Vols
Rovet Sergt Chas y, % n
Sist Ma - Vols. cav
uows Joka ., Us is..sposs
bark Elba
sSahi Capt fiats) q o. y,
l0sd ny inf
etearns SeYRt CAas ", -
rcgt Mas Vols
StepAany Lieut. }, Co p. Ose
NY vola
Stevens Major h J
Sch midi (lAte) Capt J b, %
y, iU3d n Z Vols
fobey Lisut 8 b, Jr, la div
Tucker (iatc) Capa I o
Won Kllendorf Lieut. JulfuA
Adjt l2d y Y Vols
Wiser DR. Geo 2, A 4 eusg'n
q 8 transf&tr Baltic
Wiley Capt VIM n. 4 70
willis Capt n. Co d, TIN =
Wood c.,,, a.s s,sslss'
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