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Il have changed nnind respecting them from,
the frst. excepting 10 think etter II that hch
bryan thinking veil Of Rxr. HESEf WARD BErcHEE-
The froches ssaf IT life To me
pEoF~ EpwAEp N1gra,
Pre-. ffanailton CoIleEe, Citation, n. y
For Thru@t Trprhie- they a specific
S.P. wnIfs
Too fayorAbly known 10 ned comuendation.r
HoS. Cas-. A. PHups,
Prs. Mass Senate
Contain Opium am thing int arions1
IT. A. A. Harris. Chemist, Boston
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II recommend their 20 Public stSeakers~
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"yery beneficial when suffering fruta Co!as
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Special Notices.


COLGATE~ HONEY SOAP.
This celebrated Toilet Soap, in such universal
demand i made from the choicest materials, il
mild and eMoiient In its natufe, fFagrantiy
scented, and extremely bene 4 iAl In i.s action
upon the skn- For sale By all Druggists and Fancy
Goods Dealers jan2alydGw.
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sUNDRIEs:

LEArHrs-Sole d TO Sc; Harness ~ to 4sc.
HDEsDry Flint, 10 to lie, Dry sated II 10 lie. Grub
by. half price; Green to TIC Green Sheep Pets TO
81 25s Green Hog Skins. l5c.
Satisfactorily. 81 " to 81 5os Flax, 50 10 Is
FKArHERs-4o to 4,r.
CHKEsg--Haniburg. Is to Gle.
BEEF CArrix-S2 %, to s. 20 gross.
saggP-Sl % TO s. ~ r Ion. gross.
WvoL-Clean Tub vashed, 65 to -5c; .Unwsshed one
third less.
0TLsCosl OIL, best White IS zee retail sOr. Lin
seed OIL 81 ~ Lard Oil 81 10 to 81 l5 Fish OIL II 40
BgEswAx-4oc.
Far Hess-xi 90 10 So 90 nett
kAss-Wooien C; Cotton 3i.c
NEW GUSsiEs-a6c.
OLD iRoS-lc Z Fs Brass 10c p b. CooYE1 l6c p n
ExcHAS0E-On New York, Philadelphia, Boston, Gin
einnat St Louis and Chicago x q cent for bankable
funds Gold 80 10 s3c nreminm huYinx
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DRY GOODS.

saEErrxss AND sHIRrISes-3o to &3l6c.
DRTiLs-3o to 42lkc.
PnSrs--15iss TO 2olsc.
pkLsINs---2S to 81 &c.
GISsHANs--2S to 4ar
CHADwIcK ASD Cars SPooL--Sl 90.
SKkrN THaEAp--Sl 90 70 81 10.
FARMERS And MEcH. CAssIMExR--70 to r5c.
SKIRT BRAID--$I 90 to 81 10.
CORSET JEaSs-l5 TO s5c.
DExINs-25 tn 4se
1IcKxa--25 10 Jtc
LINsEYs--,D to 5ttr.
CANTON FLANSELs--2Sla to 4Sc
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ChIcago Market.

Chlca4O Market
CHcsao, Feb. 10.
Flour-Active at decline Of I0ee15c
WhcAt-Du aud lsG1c lower.
Corn-Iull and Neglected.
oats-Steady.
Highwines-Dull and heavy at s2as4c
Live Stock-Active.
Dressed Hegs-Quiet at 00as %
new York Market.
NV Yoax. Feb. 10.
Cotton-Quet At Soc for middline uplanJs
Flour-59l0c lower. 6O@8 90 for Extra State IL
81 IS forExtse r. II. o.
Wheat-yery dull and to sell freely prices must he
reduced l@ac 54Ql 81 for Chicago spring SOL Sc
FOR Nil. C1uh; st91 81 for Winter Red estcrn
Corn--Duli and Heavy q for Shipping Mixed West
ern In store
Oats--A shade easier Mt 90lf692
Pork-Duli, and scarcely arm; q 60fN rs for mess
% 506p2O IS for old - 50 for new.
Lard-Quiet at 13lf114c.
Whskey-Dnll and nominal
Petroieufn- for crude, 49, for refined in bond sSa
So for free.
New York Msnsy Market.
NV Yoax, Feb. 10.
Gold $50
Stocks closed strong, bidding price, close were u
q, & q 81 coupons Ill.
7-30s 1I0A
NYC ak his s43S asaAa.g TX. VI
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Commercial.
eogAsrTEn bArIT nj
s. II A MILL Sc Co,
WHOLESALE GROCERS.
No. loo, Corner Fourth and Main Streets

hhoAtAs feefnAy 40. ie"s-
PRODUCE AND PR0vlsIOns.
rInvn-saperhne, g 90: Spring Wheat Ertsa, - &c
Pail Wheat Ex,ra, So sos ~ o..
Coax MI.l-sl p1ass 60 Z icu-ra-
Bsss-si - y fo r.
Sur srrrr--Si T5a - 90.
Cogs-s5ss = lash~I.
wHar-fali ii - Spring, eoc.asl % e sashel
Rfn-s0r.
uA-s.-6nc
tfEEry AYPlrs-4ksrei o.
Psrsrox@-ssrass Retail aar y peek
BrrrfH-coinmon. is; choire, ass2sr. retail, IS
Ess>-l0 10 Is retail SIC
CaicKxSs-ss 90 very scarce.
L,Kb-lNqilc.
wsIrs B,,Ss-csgnnaon to Good, 81 sossI s5s Pr4m
Navy, 81 eh1S2 IS
TsiIow-ar.
HArIf Timothy, SO ocas-s or haied, 80 GO Prairie
SIS o0a<ls ga
GROCERIES.
srs.E-S Orleans fair lsi e prime IA &c. choice Is
New York, C. lie New York, A. issz crushed snd pow
derei l9c.
MoINssrs-sagsr House, Taa T5, Golden Syrup. es.s
81 ee-Sovghun. a5$a CSC.
CofTLE-iio, as-ra Sic, Java. AZ.
RifE-elS r Toe
sop.-Am~sican, &c. English, Sc
sosr-Pslm. &c; Family, e.e; German, III
CsspLE~-sisr, 10 10 -: Mould I2l1 to lie.
Tzas-ionng isson, 81 asai 75 Imperial, 81 Is I
81 -; Black Il "a TO 81 TO-
Torscro-Dask Sweet 90 to 6sc- Medium Brands 70 t
Soc, Gold and Natural Leaf 81 % 70 81 10.
Nsris-Bc<t Brands So 80, rates.
otAss-sxiu City - 80, rate.
CoGDaGE-a9 10 2lc.
Bar APPLEs-e To Ioc = n.
Oar PEleHEs-Hirs Is 10 15l-e ? b.
DIR CuRRasrs--nc.
RAfsISs-s5 90 TO IS so.
Sur-LAke 81 Is TO 3 -.
FisH-No ! Maekerel, bhis. 8! ooGsls %.
S Ss Do Ar Dc Dc ~ y S ssss . g.
Hf bbis Nc. White Fish, IS IS.
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OF THE NERVOUS, sc N +.
NAL, URINARY AND SEXUAL

II =
the HOWARD AsSoCIATIoN-sent BY mail in sealed
letter envelopes free Of charge address Dr. j SKILLIS
HoISHTON, Howard Association, No. >, South Ninth
Street, Philadelphia. Pennsy lsanis-
dec2-d&wSln
, 1864-11-02

Hoods HoyementA-Thc Situation nj
Atlanta Matters In Tennessee, fo-
lltlea1 and Military.

NASHVILLE, Tuesday, Nov. 1,-since the
TePuise ut Decatur, Hood has moved further
west along the eou th side OF the Tennessee
He Is believed to have crossed some of his
Infantry at or near Bainbridge, 12 miles above
Florence. NJ part Of bis torce has he moved
tnrf1er north
A rebel rumor here has report that he il
ce'nirg this way: Ills purpo:e 1t Ia difficult
to ascertain. With strong Federal tore :.
in tis front, flank and rear, the fears as to
bis makipg demonstrations in this Quarter
are sfiADly ridiculous.
uLdouott oly bis movements are prompted
~ a 6esife to affect the coming election
Gen. Thomas is In the city and is prepired
hr aLJ movement Hood may make In
this direction. Stsong bodies Of troops are
moving to proper positions.
The Ulion feeling here is one Of ssroCg
hope that Hood will place himself In 81.
ton from which it will be difficult to extri.
cate himself. Sherman can't be coaxed Of
onll!ea ont Of Atlanta, but will contloue to
hold it all hazarGe.
Forrest, with a. cavalry force, is reported
threatening Johusonville, where there are
large quantities of Government stores.
Ihrec transports were destroyed By part
OF bis command. Ample preparations lave
been made to hold JohnsonVllle, aud eff4ctu-
ally. rspulse any force the rebals may bring
against it.
, 1864-11-02
CHICAGO, WEDNESDAY,, NOVEMBER 2, 1854.

lin guilty, whatever evidence may be ad
duceJ, AID ouly irritation and strift. and
possibly more serious disturbance. would be
consequent on the trial The judge prtese ID
hard to know the evidence In the hands Of
the Judge Advocate, but to little purpose.
He Was shown etveral blanks, sworn to and
witnessed as having been signed, without
s1y stgpst1re having been inserted, which
were seized In Colonel North's Office, and
others similar to the ones seized at
baltimore. He then made the point
that the fact that these were found
In Colonel North's office would
lot convict of knowledge ami parttcipa.
tton IN their execution. The judge AdTo-
cate is understood to have replied that the
fact Or his guilt or innocence was to be- de-
teEmined bS trial, and he deemed it OF great
Importance to Colonel Morrill, as we'll as the
Government, that 1t proceed Immediately.
Judge Parker then pressed to have the trial
postpoI ed tl1l after the election, but he
found the Judge Advocate equally deter
mined. and to morroW the court will be oc-
cupted with preliminary examination OF
the documents seized, and Of the witnesses
and evidences in their possession. It is sur
missed that much proof Was destroyed. as
they bad thfrty-stx hours' notice before their |
'l1est. The Commissioners will remain till |
trial or some definite action is taken. It is
.etd the frdipg OF the Court in the cases Of |
terr, and Dorohue, which WAS submitted to |
be Secretary Of War, is much more ee7ere. |
han hitherto conjectured; but the evident |
rdibererce OF the Commissioners as to the |
ate OF tie Baltimore victims, is in striking |
contrast With their anxiety for Col, North.
, 1864-11-02
Nen3 aobErttsente1lta.
THICAGC WEEKLY TRIBUNE
Far f4se week KndTrr Mr.
soF the Week KndIuy Nov. 4

ao VICE. Ea1lH2 now .,
] 1-THK BArT.E ALAYODEa. A u,,,a.,,a
Ia, and sIzral ReBul,e OF tse EaeGy-A naz P.a
( oYT,rrrnop1sa - A'~ 80
| "A sTIRR1sG 1ErrHR Faov srvA-oo mi,
| NESS. S"''
| = PRiVATE H1sTcRY M rH7 cEvr.co raw
yENTION: A let,er from lie ,nf.,,on, y.M.. 1Hn
] dtsbau. vhr,r1n =. f.+. ont e7Te s.ers..
l. &-1EAvIEa THF cnppFnuEAn ss~V,
from Hon Htnrv n e,ehn.rs As''e'
| E-QEOHeE FRA1Crs 1,psIr ~, .e-o,py,
! sptey SPEECH. an
LfaR ctHans ~ R.1n. ~ nocLsLIAH. as
trafad. XIV" %n4 e'oA "ese Era
IpTr n.v1e, o.~,,-, ,...-
Haha1 V,.,c1,aa - TA q COLUMBIA: e.C.
1sn e' " A11a'' 'ae 'acesas OF 4:cl !
oMccrpr1v,, or,, --.....
~. n.- = eossoA EXPERl8HCE !:
go. D"s>' 4est4-onS Hoa tbs ot1cass OF tus
1p-THF ItsrR.1,v. . u.,
~ 1,s LIE 49, 6ALLx 4 National ! Yfie.
1a-anT n-anH aFG,nHT aFTMoI.p coeFEEasAD. oF, Ist
1s-Nf rert7WFsTTeH ] ~ set,e q 9,9l ~.
-, 1 1aS 1oHGAua CoEV8yTIOH
=. = nIa1sg1Hn 1O,t 1sgGo1.
Rh11.MsT 1t.s ~ tas uhASD TaUSE'
1x-PErRoI1A. ae,sr.,ra sa oolca's Assaulted.
1.A q oe4euaue ta7esi&aaon into tta
1e-TEIGHTTi7, rp.c-
Mu7der of Tbraa rH.,s... "H25oF. G. H.:
17--Ncf0KMicx ~ HRV.pYov. na's fa:nes.
and Accunsl.tad Proof, a, rcco-+.,s. s, tesar3oay
Shall tho Farmers AZ cno- ra.a.1 eisaclef
piece foY R.xp,u1 Nsch,ne. 0'9 p13 JAW y
1s-AN I4POBTAHr OR~ER. H.,
Counter Check to the Reba1 and 1,.1,. ussa ssass
= Hcteme, ''e AaoSa.sl
1esTA H1LIHG DISCLOSURES. Demo.,,+,.
upon the so.dielx-Their Lette1, onan.1 ..t .t. uo
votes charRed by Cor. Seymour = a.trs,- 'osih
:oTHE CAMPAIGN THBoUGH TaEsraTp.
te1s frcm various points OF tie s;at. Ao''
N-sTARTLIEG UrTRRAECEs ~, rpr,-or
Val1antikhsmh Bpsect ut Bonm ,uth.Ha s1a,.;s
the Basis Of the Federal Sta:ear-He ProcIatm.
the Democratic Pafty In fornr ~ nsr,.ns
Cou1 ny. oso
.2-LATEsT INFORMATION FROM GRavr,
kBERfn&Ess sHEENar MI pnSEH, ~ ..
, 1864-11-02
Ql]ifdQo Qribn1le.


TEE MASS mERr1NG To.mDRRow
Chicago has not had = daylight mass m eet.
ing since the Coppcrhcad Convention. tn.
Eorrow we shall hsve one WORTHY of the
city and the cause. The coumlttee nnde-
whose auspices 1t is arranged, confidently
expect the Hon. ASDREw JOHNSON, of Ten
nessee, tue Uhion candidate for Vice pres1-
dent, to address the meeting. The names Of
1he speakers who have been positively en-.
gagged VIII be found in another column, and
the list is certainly sufficient to secure an
Immense cutpouring Of the loyal masses Of
the city and surrounding country. Several
of the railroads. have agreed to bring passen.
gers 1t reduced fars. The meeting will be
held In the Court House Square. Let the
people rs1ly Tor the great demonstration Of the
campaign.
, 1864-11-02

bnlk Of the Grated men in K.otnrky are 90.
'rg Into the Confederate service It Is Pa.
ported the rebel Gen Lyon has his headquar-
ters at Paris, Tenn, with 100 ntn and 8
gid, valued at $4,000, was recsrtnred % at
Bloomfield, Ky, yesterday. 1'~~@ ~
r. knmor sa5s hood, With SC, 600 men, crossed
tennessee going northward today. Ths
PSI tlculafs end locality not stated. and MT
attanable at present The 1nilroad and tele.
order, ~ o'" - III Eo5o
, 1864-11-02

Gallant Naval Exploft-Destructton of
the lam Albemnrle-Thc Fever 1T
New bern.


New YORK, Tuesday, Nov. 1.-The Com
meTcia! hae the following important special
dispatch:
WAsH1So1oS, Tuesday, Nov. 1.-The Navy
DeEartm ent h2s received information that
the rebel Ram Albemar1e was blown M on
the morning Of the 2sth ult- By picket launch
No. l. The destruction Was complete. The
lanEch was subsequently Eunk BIZ one of the
eHem,'s ehots. Lieut.. Cushing, command.
ing the launch, and one nun escaped.
The ram has long been source OF annoy.
ance to our fleet in A1bemarle Sound. and in
Aay last made raid but was beaten back by
the gunboat sassacus. Thus one OF the I'M
portant means Of of1ense that the rebels pos
eessed in Roanoke River is destroyed. The
ram was preparing to make raid at The time.
NEW YORK, Tuesday, Oct L-Dates Of the
eth nit from Newbefn, n. c. have been re-
ceiyed. Lieut., Brown, Of the Commissa1y
Dtpa1 tDent, reports the fever as having con
sideFablF Ahated. A white frost had or
CURED ~hlch had sa1utary effect. The fe-
yer if represented as being OF the most ma
1iguant character, yielding very little to med
ica] treatment.
TBE OFFICIAL ACCOUNT.
To Hon. q. Welle. Secretary Of the E1yv:
1stnt Lieut. N. B. Cashne. on the nth of 0cto.
ber, With the Picket Launch No. ., to bio y no The
nam AhemarIe He returned to-da7, aud report.
70 @ ne thst Pc blew Der ND On the 1ncrning she
s6tn. 1hs oefuocf10o Was complete, The Picket
Launch was destroyed hy the enemy't shot and
SER. One mau cacaptd With Litut Cushlor
The ofhers We're captured.
Com -- wntes that from cru -umstaoces
the ram Is snnk,
ts1ened,, D.D. Ponrza, R. A. Cons.
, 1864-11-02

The Great CoEsplracy-Le~al Decision
-Ihe N1Y to Treat Bounty Jumpefl
-mfltTary.


lepeela1 spa'ca 10 the Chicago Tfibuue.]
INDIANAPOLIS, Tneedsg, Soy. l.
Ihe Military Commission met this morn.
ing at the Supreme Court room Nn*hfno .
was done Int thu reading ~ +ta .a.o~s =.
F1dav,a 1,roccod,,rs Iao 'eeo.a o1
toas ptoceeo1nGs' Bingham made a
s!lgot adaltlon to his testimony, showing
McnfW to be member Of the Order, Ad-
1oufIed till 8 O'Clock to morroE.
D. r. Ytaker of 1af,rat."
General oC +ha sous - ;ss Iss7, anu alaJor
cha.asa -. eous VI Aloe's 4one ago dis.
.u0 gu 1ol1 tuat service 1or disability aris-
1ng from chronic Torthlessnees, has rushed
into print vifh 1onr an,ao1 =, 49, ~..,s ..
NJ rr5,o.. 49, ~ pp" ~ ~ Ane peop1e
~, oaseu w" @oAn-lne same day
that bffeham teeftded-in which he tries to
prove the innocence OF the Democratic marty
GENERALLY ana +he ner+,a-,a ~ paty
nartIcul.r BE nrores howerer w. a1taaa.tn ~ assa. N
r. r. .,s,1a,s fo- -! e' mo"e'el' a1sosether
s wv .noeu iof LIS case. inc document will
saus1S any reader drst that he was member
Of the famous Council of Thirteen: sero,d
Tint the innocent and astonfs3,e5 Ioa p;ns
ham w6s a1eo n .na,,har. 49, S, ooe o4ns
~ .o.-.es =. sn4fo, tnat 1our OF
lne aeeaseo. 10 VII: de1fon, Bowles, Miili
gan and humphrey, were likewise m embers:
Democyafic nsrsv ~ s,aaa ~ LoetN ana the
anal fSftb. that tbe Gor1nM To3 y Ton. Terms;
the Den,ocraf;c ~ stste Gaatsa, VI i91rteen and
we're eonajlr. .acone1n+aS I,th commune
Dodd's freasnnoh,e n-sct,nos ta .1e eAtent OF
|ually 1naiefacfions r. M concon;,a aau were mu'
|inn:rr snj-ess ~ n: nSoncoGttug ice raVo1u-
eeeed to emarate frdm the 3a+ta.5e ea t plo-
, 1864-11-02
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ATFtE01 Of the Steamer IFlberalau.

FARTHER Po1S7. Tuesday, Nov. 1.-The
H1be1nian, from Liverpool, Oct. Goth, aud
londonderry, 21st, has parsed here, H1th one
DAG LATER 1eTE.
The reported drain Of bullion from the
BANK Of FraEce Is untrue The returns show
an increase OF over three and half millions
easo.
Coml'laante gre maae o1 great difficulty In
n1ahn!ns t11a Iae EpEnsa naVy.ena among Others
~ tae aselac1ons oi tne Ame1acA naval service
Io ~ Ee.unea ~ c!tGg.
.;s. tus oa<4'a. a. AlstIpool n aad OF soothsrn
Fllsoneie ol war conunued to meet with
grT91, Te success. .aa .a.,uz
In commerct.I 90 9,.na;ni ~ ue"f lutsS
1nddIs;a., - fst1a-aa "A@ne'"1 S11sles, WILD
Tie demand for Discount at the Bauk Of
England, however, on the 18th Was compar-
R6vely light. The Englfah funds we're nrsttv
steadily maintained, but speculative sscuri,
~ I,verno@1 tlrme in t5e 1mnEsss, nacIs, +r,a,
s,t1aai ~ thnaa ai..s4s, ~ 1.etau 11aoe 40"
diuona TO 1noae already announced are re-
ported as having 1aaled. sundry houses in
Manchester are also reported as baTsng failed,
including Barrett e. Wilson. calico printers
lar a cnnS;derahle amount
s++o-s from Rravf1 confirm Tho rn.o,,+-,sa
~ 49,. .,a.4eS ~ +aiaa.a,. = ustu4e
81 Inc 1hAule 8ePolEu ~ teieEtaPu u oonto
g Co.. Inc lsfgeel pankefs IN Rto
de Jtnelro. Their liabilities are eaid
to be five millions, two hundred thou
, 1864-11-02
From Louisville.

LOUISVILLE, Tuesday, Nov. 1-Tba New
Albany lind J L<dg<r, this p. m: says a rebel
battery ls reported on tne M'seis.ippi At
The CIeDanso and Platte Valley Eare at.
tackled going up, and two Persons were Killed
Gunbosts arc now 1t to bend, and further
troublfs need not be eJr1ehended.
The Henderson (Ey) Ne47s says the great
, 1864-11-02
TnR LOST DEMOCRACY.
4 Ran Puts or From tho Sinking
Sptp-A New National Convention III
New York.

New YORK, Tuesday, Nov. la N.tlona1
Convention Of Democrats, opposed to the
day. Delegations are present from ali
loyal States. The meeting was called to or
der by Geo. 4. B1undorth, Of Westchester,
and 4. B Ro=enyelt made temporary Chair.
m1p.
The following business ccmmtttee WIS ap-
pointed: Valentine, Of n: Z; Nesmith, Of
\. e.; Pa5fons' ;:; Mass:; TTalinGHn,,st, R; l.;
Porter, Ind; Ellis, Mics; Wnltehead, N. j.:
Taylor, Me; seNcts, Vt; Harvey, Coun.:
Evsus, Va; Hough, Ohio; SprAgue, Mich:
Cary, nl:; Taylor, Iowa; knight, Man;
Tie CommItt@F retired, and Gen, wa1.
bridrraddreeeed the meeting.
, 1864-11-02
APPALAINR CAS6EAE,Tv
CollJatou on the lnd: Il Lafayette NE
-27 1ave@ Loat. 90 Persons Eninsed-
Rull List OF EA8uAlktS0,

I
Especial pttpstcE to tho Chicago r.1bune,
MICHIGAN crT1, Tuesday, Eov-1
One of the most hightfal 1allro,d o.cf
| dents that has for many Years occurred IN tn,
West, took place yesterday afternoon. abon,
four o'clock, on the indianapolis & Latayettt
Railroad, shout seven miles south of I.nfsv
cite 4 stock train collided with tho repnla,
afternoon mail train, dhe at Lafayette Al
four O'CLOCK: Pm By which tweaty.seveu
! lives were lost, and about twEnty ocrsons
more or less seriously wounded
The following is list Of the Killed:
THE DEAD.
!. Louis J. LaplAut, B, uth Iowa, M4rsh,,,to.,,.
:. HetE y steuch. B. 1tth Iowa.
g. John Btrnfe. ], SD II Durdee, IT..
9. William htrnap, c. 03d H., Peru Cd, I'LL
9. ueafy ferringson, F, 1tth u ia, Wdshingtou
}fffpa i S1ms: ps,'s9 7 = g! 81 II 1 w,a;s.x H.
5. James r E sing, z. 8sth it, Blaos,y11.. II.
g. John E. Aanlove. G, 11rh Iowa III. Piea.ant.
10. sinoas, Hyle., ., zzasth Ind, sou,b Band
i: chs.:es NJ. nanvflse. D, 1ss.h Ind, Mtsh,-
~. Go, r coumfns. Il. 1924 H.. Heurv ~ #,
1s Moses keliett, E, s5th Mich, MiddlsourVv.. ~.
Il: Abraham a. Carter list Lieut.: 1, 11e 1od
81 1S So5,s a%es T. Hui d!ssba5ged soldier from the
Ten @Tensessee, bad letters npon bis perton addressed
~@p'. ~: II. t4ruef. DeeHus, H:
i. Lewis ". Morris, q, 10th III.
3s' 35 nsa,s Hlensru Z y: MosE. b. 1qlst II;
A5sms d tr Co., IL; 'O''
y. warren II. Riggs, soldier, no papers found
on me per,oq
1a9 lanes Roes, Eeq Jackson. Clinton county,
Inaiana H
1nfsnn mno%as as sandene Mesestowo, Boone county,
email piece of ek,n, he died In ahnnt m hsnr
after as being 9s ezt.ic4ted: @' '''' '''A'
Indiana. died about two hours aiter Being xii.
= Henry T5erhour, Warren county, lnl-
tsry cor m1etiops 3'''s'''' 'no' t. .: sant-
, -. John II. Kn,eht, Morrantown. Iowa. He
dressed to him at stephenson 1 e!5sfs I'D; a.
4. UbEnorn o. 11ze citizen. 10 o.nerr or ms,o..n
The fo,,oM,na .JaI :. ap'n ~. 10 -. psssoa.
,,a a., ~ l!es u tae wounded as lar az
@oe n's eou'u W procured o9 nc, eone Of whom
Il '"' ensn''F ln1oseo:
f,ona EaLT W ~uuSDSo'
/. Joseph King, soldier, Marpha11 eorn+v rou.
e :; pan.V. kinnamsn, lt2 broken, Whites1own,
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lows; @'AA'
tc6t arm h,nsen an1 sn0 tnIosef, ,Fontoosac, r..
head: e''' ~'ou' LIE
btn.s .; sonn ~ hedeY soldier, Springfield, H., leg
{. Jeremiah; Ca.tecl. Soldier. oona%tn ~ ad d1 IN
, 1864-11-02
FROM ST. PAUL.

lspecisl Dispatch to the Chicago Ttibune.1
ST.. PAUL, Minn., Tuesday, Nov. liz
Lust weeks dispatches from sully, concern.
Ing the prospect OF peace with the Indians
west Of the Missouri river, were made pub
lie today. General Snlly received message
, 1864-11-02

By typographical error we were
made to say that the number in attendance
at the Uston meeting at Miles, Mich, on the
2sth nit, was 1000. Il should hare read
20 GOO.
, 1864-11-02

NEW York, Tuesday, Nov. I-Thc last
advlces Government has from Gen Sherman
were to the effect that he should hold At
laIta In spite Of any attempt OF the rebels to
dielpdsc him.
, 1864-11-02

FRRRPoRT, Ill, Tut sday, Nov. 1.-The
Union demonstration IL immense. Seven
miles Of teams will not include the entire
procession. The most magnificent equip
vertcd Democrats can be counted bg the
score.
, 1864-11-02
WANTED, In A
~ Fancs Retail Store. We want
AN

1n every ntpec:. No ons need apply wbotr no., ind
inst cannot iurnleh the best of reconmAnds, Dfop
note 10 ~, Iflpuac ofdce- no2 VAST it1ss2
CHANCE FOR AN >URPHAN
~ BeY-*anted, q Protest ant orrhan bov that Ii
active and INTEL 11EsRt, between the or eleven
httn 1ts:u t1.ae and Rtys HIN cou1mcn sc6ooi
unti twenty or tweDty-one yesrs Of AEe Referenssa
e1changsd; Address to 2. o. Boz ll79, Chicago.
, 1864-11-02
The ASTOUNDING NET FORK
FIR AUD.

I1e coming elecAon. md eveTy mau and w0-
laan who lore their country, read. first AID
carefully, the astounding, stunning deye1o,-
ments which We publish this morning. of the
great crime against the ballot.box attemntad
as it a,ptare. not by the low and ah.ndo .ed
@.friepds,, OF Governor sevmonr frnr, +ha
+sFfve Points. y but bv .spemocra+,c,, ,,a,,t,.
clans who have heen known ~ rss~s r. na.-
nection with ,he no7,ttca ~ ~ St..a - ~. ~.
YORK rhe tcstimonv nere c,rsn ~ sria.at,. ."
Int fbe s.flrst drons If the shower" ~, -
rc,a4cs l;nlr to what va dora 1v,t.;, =. ~ =.
hours by The accused. Donohoe. in a hns,nsss
which had occupied the whole time of n for.
eere tcr several weeks. And ret +b1s h, ,dt1l
Of testimony not on1y copT,cts nonohna
fNcgco1.b and Ferry had nreyione1r fJ11v
confessed their GUILTY. but In the ;ude 1nen1
of the public it will 60 far to convict 1ndi.
rectly Gov. Seymour, C3mmfssar7 Genera,
Farrell, H. Cromdell, the Sheriff of Albany
and even Peter CaEger, one of the priccfpn
mana& c1s of the Chicago Convention and of
the Democratic party in the state or New
York. Nor ure the skirts OF Horatio sev,
nour 1T all clear, in view OF the fact that
tIcee admitted criminals, about whose corn.
pltcitv in the crime there ran he m a,nh+
were one and all opnoi.ked 1v Sumo,.r .o,.,,,
70 zer1o,7a t.ese ye,r funetfou.. II. n,rf,yuanc.
cf .elid has conaifuted tne erea, erin. Tbe
most ho, est Executive may appo}nt once In
great whne dishonest man to perform tbe |
most delicate duty. But no honeet cover
nor ever yet appointed twenty y1llla.s to at.
tend to particular piece of business, al Of
sehoxn Immediately oo~operated 'clth eaeh other
in the contamination cf The same crime, without
knowing ~hen ne sppoinsed them that they
were appointed on purpose fe commit that
crime Donohue Was an employee OF
the New York Central Railroad, Of
which Peter Cagger, Dean Richmond,
EEzstus Corning, and the notorious secesh
democrats are the managers, Caggcr being
one OF Its counsel. Newcomb was lawyer
Of Albany, and could not but have been well
known to Cagger and Seymour. Donohue's
letter to Farrell {seymour's State Comuais.
sary GeneFal> coAvicts Donohue. He writes:
Fearing that you might not" {hsve
~"os o4ots 10 carry Aoany
counts) enclose envelopes and POWERS OF
A11one11 e"oAN TO- III e., forged powers !
'o1 a.toln0s: pusPoeung TO be signed By the
eo4als..' " nose unes ne previously
9r r+;rs. 1-n n'1 % oe11 n.@ nss. lou CAN
- .nk@ nr ~ -oA 1oLeAhlA GLe Or ANY OTHER |
Co,..s. oos xca5 casa.,,,' W. ss5noet read his
s .na'a ns..s.a s s..,.ae = .o4eespoauene'
- ,,ar~ as,,aa na,a Tsan ~ y 1IT tm 10
1,. NH5 -. ',s..1as5 ~. Isee'' tue4a Asn"
1s-~a-tfa. 1. ~ t,H.e.sssnm ~" y. Nne e, emcso
r .,s's-n t.I!. S"",u Sea Cop' Snelln o1