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, 1864-11-02
TAKING COUNTY SCRIP.
The Eectkh Organ and lis Reaper Pet
-sh4v1DE the County.

The rebel organ has undertaken to make votes
for Mr. McCc1mick out Of the eoldiers' bounty
scrip. It makes such statements as the following
EVIL disposed persons and newspapers In this
city have otlginnttd and etTen currency to the re-
po1t that HI: Mccormick has taken the county
thtntts taee one paper asserting thst he has paid
70 more ttan 65 cents for It. The truth is That
MI. Mccormick has paid par for every dollar Of
thla sc1tp taken by him, and the anonnt, alto
Republicans have refuted to take any Of 1t, save
at large discount: and Mr. Wentworth has re-
fu5sd 70 tale any Of It at any price"
The last assertion is point blank fa.eehopd,
and known to be such when made. 1t the draft
''jubi]ee meeting" Copperhead said that Mr.,
Wentworth had not taken any Of the scrip. Mr.
". pronounced the fellow liar to his lace. ae he
had enbecr1bed according to his means. The draft
Nr vs. properly ID located, pub1lshe1 the follow
Ing fet ol1tton6.
.Retoloed, That the tbapkr Of the town OF Lyons
j. hereby rendered to Bon. John Wentworth, who
has tI CO By US from The beginning concerning the
Gran. He has pfeverted us from imposition In the
hrrt stal ce, BY having the mora. courage to tell
ns that W mnst help ourselves, and, IN the last
who could not help himtelf.
Resotred, Tha. Mr.. Wentworth be requested to
9sne the day when he can meet the men OF Lyons
This Is signed BY Samuel Vial, z. J, Allison,
Joseph R0lmee and J. Armen.
1T Is rot "es1 dispoeed persons" who report that
htr. Mccormick hse taSen county ecrip lssued
in relitf from the draf.'' at less than its face.
When be paTchased $4,000 Of the scEip from Ger
tain bankere At IS cente the dollar be may have
stipulated that the price paid rbould Be kept Sc
c1et, but such Thugs will get ont. The report Ia
wide tpread and apparently veil that
he shaved the ecrtp Is per cent, Notwithstanding
II beare 10 per cent interest and Ia mortgage on
every manf property until paio, principal and In
tesett. Mr. IL: may have tubtc1ioed for some Of
tt,s stock and paid the Ward Committees par
ther, fo. 'or The purpose Of having his partlsaus
herald the act and eound hls praise, He could
abstIacted from the pockets Of The free aborers or
the Nett IL p.otita on monopoly tnyea1ed by
ohete We do rot zee any VERY Great merit taEieE
R1ew shares o' ten per cent Cook county bonds at
par, much )ete In taking thtm at Is cents on the
collsr.
''As 10 the remark that - numerous leading Re-
pnblicsns re1ufea to subscribe Tor acrp" 1t Is snf
fe1e1t answer that more than Eour-f1hs Of the
whole ietue OF Ec1ip WAS taken By Rep1bticauR.
coppeshefds may have since purchased come OF 1t
from them at 63 cents On the oo1lAr"
, 1864-11-02
Markets by Telegraph.
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET,
OPENING DAY,

AapeeAI Dispatch 10 the Chicago TIihune1
INV YoaK, Monday, Oct 81. 1854.
we nave On sale At Alletton's to-day ahout $500
head OF sullocks, tha general quality Of which IL
abors the average. The weather Is dry and mild,
quite favorable for trade. which is unusuaug lively.
The tcp pes current to day. excluding fancy cattle
and extra hodsy beet. Hre 2 =, for net weight Of
meat, aell7r htGkfnR oHsl, 17@l9c Medium qualities
say the average Of a good fair drove Of Or z cwt
Illinois atea. l4@lsc. The lowest 1ates. Including
liaht, thin EreeEs and coa1sc oxe1, &c are s@2c.
This Ia 1e for the best and Hc for oth.rs advance
Ia all owing to short supply, quite NUMBER being
held back 1t Albany. Thfee hundred head Were eent
from here to Baltimore. Ths new Government coz
tact for TIRES months was taken at - 81 p lto s
6H1EP-sae Sheep market u very Lively, and
p1ces arc 10 higher. The best price was s]zc.
HOGs-Tho HOG market Is lire;y. The range OF
pr,ces IL quoted at u@lsc. Traae is cren with tue
large receipts. SoLoH RoB1asoN.
Eo1k-Tnts dispatch failed to reach us in t,ine fer
yseterdaY's 1sue. We give It Al 1t will be an index
to the cenrsa Of the market -EDs.1
NEW ToRK, Tuesday Nov. /. 1864.
B1EP CA1TIK-Pr1ces for the wees aS all tho mar
ntss fsot isf 70
quality ss.7s ordinary
;a1sty ordinary 10
n:a o'a!nasy sso sv.su. common infsliof @
swisz~corn fed lsxe,sxc PER pound; still FED
The seGresate zece,pt1 This week show la.zs fill.
iIE o1f as conpsEtd With last week snd she paIket
The cattle Nss better Ayefage quality eut there
wat NH seaIeitJ otitE!ctlI prime ea1le-ths kad
III ,toes 4 tSa ysTa. fof a. wsef
weie a. fol!ews: Total peeyes. 31ls coEt 81 yeal
sAiyssi igs: .bssp I'd lambs a7'e6s; sE1e; szss;
calSee. e1t xhecp and lambs, = 80; BE11e 13,9c5.
, 1864-11-02
New York Market.

NAV 1QAAt 4N69GaY4 NOV l.
Co1ros-F'rnef, With good demand 1t 5l.ts Tor
FIouS-SiaiEes, ,easoe bett<r with sale. At sto 10
@0 Sc for extra slate, $l1.t@u. % TOR round hoop
Ohio. end 1llB.1l2 50 for trade b. and+tho naskst
eloslnE oui wlth the sdvsnce partially !ost. tncin-
dea ne sre g5 pS. sdts1 ~ e. ~ MI ~
No1eneaor sioao, and 900 or.s DO Tor al January
N1IsEr-Mo1e active and armer Western st.71
GIT -cloelng With small ss1es /, ported 1t slis. ~
GRAlH-Wh.at opeoed t@Bc brtter, aud rlosed dull.
wfn the inpf pA.tal'y lolt. sales Ut a Is
for chlcaHo sp!ux, ss.:932 81 TOR Mllwau1eE club
the 1sttsf for choice End ~ 41@t 50 w1ater red
and amber western. Inc!uded N tha sales $4,000
s1 ChcaRo nprins dSlivesaols heiose January loh.
Sc better With Ealea at S1.s31 81 for mil ed western
itsd4 price IN stoEe. Oats active and Emer, 1T 90
@plc for Nesttrh
nv WooL-Firmrr and In fair damand.
GRoc1EIRE-CcGee 1lmef and somevhat nominal
SUGAR tn small offerings At axe for Porto Rico a1d
1e@lYc for Mncovedo- Anl8sses higher apx Ia fair
dtmsl d. New Orleans 81 e5@Lzo
FRoE1B1uSs-PpEk u.fattled, opaDinZ heavy and
closs g:boIe dru ut a. 80 for 150 for aeE dr.
cssh 8nu 10 the regular way clot11. At $2.7s Cab
So QeGs9h9 fof prne;s 225 prime mes. also 50 hrs
new mess for December g. lies option. s59oJ Total
stock OF old and nav. November lst. i58 brs Beef
gteatJ and in far demand at s9Gl@i5.e0 for meg
8sao a9 tor fepac5sd mesa: 4,s.t0 tos exsra
1st, ls6t, 45l Rackases- Beet hams Eashes a1mer,
changed. Lard dec, dedly hrmer aud IN fair demand
with some VERY ho CO rep ,rtsd It 4sKe. Butter DO
cdedi1 h her and IN fsr request at S2342c for Wes
tern. and 4pd Sc for StStd, EhaeA8 laREjc.
, 1864-11-02

Presentation.-Mr. Merrill, the teacher OF
Commercial Arithmetic IN Bryant i suatton's
Commercial College, WIS last evening" presented
BY bis c1ats with beautiful writing deek, on his
departure for arother Held Of labor.
Annual mee:lng.-The Society Of the Old
Ladies Home will hold its fourth annual meeting.
for the reception Of the report Of the retiring Board
Of Managers, and the election Of new Board, at
the rooms Of the Chtistisn Association, on Thurs
day afternoon. at half past two O'Clock. All Of It's
patrons, henelactorf, life and annual members and
friends are Invited to attend.
, 1864-11-02
FROM QUINCY.
GueriJ1an on the Upper MIsatsslppI-
steamer BOARDED by Guefiil1s at
ClnrksT1l2e. NO. -

Qu1ScY, H., Tuesday, Nov. 1.-The st.
Louis and Keokuk Packet Company's steam
er Kate kearney was captured on Monday af-
ternoon ut CIarksvills BY guerillas, led BY a
nan named Penn. She has Just arrived at
our levee and from her clerk, Ben W, Clark,
weget the following particulars AS she ap-
preached the landing ut C1arksville, large
crowd Of citizens aud soldiers were seen On
the shore, bnt as many OF the soldiers had
On the Federal uniform, they we're supposed
to be Missouri milltia, and they did NOT dis
cover their mietake until the boat touched,
when part of them jumped aboard the boat.
A. a. on as Capt. Height saw who they Wero,
be attempted 10 back his boat out into the
river, but the guerillas, with their reyolyers
pointed at the heads OF the engineers and
pilots, compelled them to bring her back to
the landing, when the balance Of the gang
boarded and ransacked her; but beyond tax
Ing two horses, some arms and sack of
ebot, nothing was disturbed, that being, az
they said, all they Were after. One of the
men etole watch from one Of the mates Of
the boat, but the leader compelled him to re-
turn 1t md apo1ogized for the act. After they
hsd taken what they wished from the boat,
they gathered the passengers, officers and
crew, as wt]1 as the citizens Of Clarksyi1le,
on the levee and paroled them not to take up
aims against the ConfederateB: after which
they were released and the boat proceeded
en- her journey. There WAS q large amount
OF money III the safe as well rs Government
coHte on the boat, but nothing else was dis
fntba3 - -- = -
, 1864-11-02

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tnbnnel
ST. LOUIS, No., Tuesday, NoT. !.
There Is 70 news of Price's retreat at
headquarters, but It is believed he Is safely
out Of the State. Pleasauton's cavalry have
started back to Ksnsas City.
About half the St. Louis county enrolled
militia, sent to Jefferson City and other
points, have returned
Gen. Pike, the man VIII ON the militia hate
70 bad, returned to-day.
The bushwhacker, VIM. 3 Lille, who was
some weeks since sertenced to be hung In
this city on Monday next, died In Gratiot
Street Prison on Sunday. As 1t was evident
he could not 1--we, he Was some days ago re-
prteved.
Gen. VOLTS brigade are On route for the
city by STEAMBOATS,, and will probably soon
be with us again. The General and bis staff
came By railroad, and reached the city last
evening.
About two thousand Of the rebel prison
ers recently captured In the pursuit. Of
Prtce's army are en- route for tht5 city, and
will probably arrive tomorrow.
The death of Bill Anderson Is said to be
confirmed officially.
ST. LOUIS, Tuesday, Nov. Ice neia
P1easanton was at Fort Scott on Friday last.
He has probably abandoned pursuit Of the
enemy, leaving luther operations to Generals
NUllIS, blu1G ana A1ENeA udSt No hubH-
1eege Of the whereabouts OF Rosecrans' in.
fant1y.
General Pleasanton put General E. B.
Brown. the unpopular commander of the
Central District OF Missouri, under arrest tor
dilatoriness and aisobedience ot orders In not
attacking the enemy as directed.
Price left large quantity Of fbeef and other
stores at his headquarters, nine miles from
Wtstport, last Saturday week, when hard
pressed By Curtis.
No serious damage was done to the North
Missouri Railroad by the gnerillas satur-
day last, and trains are no = running regu-
la1ly.
:. The 1900 prisoners who were captured IN
late battles with Price will arrive here to-
morrow and Thursday. Tho officers will be
sent to Jobnson's Island, and the prlvates to
Rock Island. The arrival of these prisoners
will probably put q stop to the .Copperhead
etat+meuts That our operations In the West
lave been gro ely exaggerated, aud unpro-
ducIlve Of favornb1e results
The Iron Mountain Railroad is In running
order to Pilot Knob.
, 1864-11-02

MeettpE OF Citizens At the Trem ont
1keeolut10na OF hespect by the
City C0unc1is

Pu1srant to notice, large number OF the friends
Of the late Brig. Gen. Ransom convened, yeeter-
day af;ernoop. at the Trernon. Honse, to take ac-
tion on the deceased Generals death, and make
the necessary arrangements Tor the reception Of
the body OF the 1nmPnted deceaeed.
Norman Williams, Eeq, called the meeting to
order, and on motion Hon CoEyoon Beckwita WAS
appottted Chairman, and Mr. H. N. Sheppard was
III. Wilians stated that he had received dis
patch from chattanooca, ttatlnE that the remains
yonld arrive here On Wednesday evening OF Thurs-
prsteed ! Wish to be inferred N Ills ctty. ' 40 ~
Mr. Williams moved thnt committee Of ten ba
sPp9,mted sp,1a to make the neeefsar, arrangements.
ni.tee: Col. J. L. ancock, Col r. Il. Honeh. I.
Kns,sP. MsasP. + + & Rs1ney: sssSssy::a & nolasn
Randolph and Nofman Williams, 3' enasies
On motion Of Col. Houch, the general commit
nsaa Was TO- appoiut subconmisteet On
J. Woodbridge smith. on behalf of the Ro.ebi /
| Cemstery Co., rendered u lot IN that cemesery to
| the friends or the late General Ransom.
Al G1lloway moved that the tender Of the
Kosehill Cemetery be referred to the Committee
On 1Arfaneemente-carried.
t, The COMMITTEE On n Military vas announced as
4, Potter, 4. IL Housh, John L. Hancoe &c S"el. 81,
saI MsaT M bssg. Joseph ssockton, v. I. Frobocf,
The following Committee On Maeop1c wss also
ANNOUNCED: Messr.: '. L. Husibuft, &. F. Psttick.
| W. ii Esnn, Il Z RAr ncy and W. d. MItchtll -
On motion Of Col. Eastman, VOTE Of thnnts
| was rendered 10 the Rotehill Cemetery CO. f,T
| their generous donation.
IN motion Of n. Williams. Esq. the committee
| to be appointed by the Common Con. ell vim act
in conjunction with the general commtttcc or az
| ranGementk.
On notion the meeting adjourned.
AcT1ox or TIE cITT COUNCIL.
Pursuant to call. epecfal meeting of the Com
mon Council was held last evening 1T O'Clock to
take action on the death Of BsigAdier General Ran
| som, and make arrangements for attending the
| tuEelal Of the iamented deceased.
] Hi.HouoT, Mayor Sherman In the chair The
| CLERK read the call, after which
| Aid. Holden offered the following resolutions.
| nh1ch were unanimously adopted:
| WHEREAS, The sad 1ntelllCente Of the death OF
| Briradier General Raneom has filed our land with
mourning and cast the deepest sorrow on our city,
Retolrtd. That az ne review his glorious career,
with The deepest gratitude for bis services. we re-
we're his memory az that Of a eoldler whose bril-.
| limit military genius had won for bina natio1e
praise, and made him the eptcial pride of Illinois,
AID Who brought to the profession Of arms !
| brave. noble, eenerous and chtsa1tlc chArarter,
that esined Tor him the love and esteem alike oi
| soldier and citizen
R<so'ted, That in his death while As yet hid
early manhood bad not ptsse6, o1r nrmy has lost
| commander OF The highest ability, our county q
| true patriot, aud cur StAte IN honoted son.
ReSosttd, Taat committee 0! three b. appotut
, 1864-11-02
h1liwaukee Market.
Especial D1spAtch to tho Chicago Tribunal

GNWAVK1H, HI8.r T0e5day, NOV. 7.
FLouR-Nasket Inactive And 1592sc higher.
GnA1H-Rscefpts of wheat, 1899 bu, a2alnst ISL
cs6 bu for the corresponding day last year Market
irregular and 1Dalsa higher sAles 900 bu No spring
Il store At u ng 5000 br do do 1t sls 5000 bu do
do At slpa: 14,c1n bu do do q sts7-narkes oloaed
dull 1t s1p7, with buyns ofsfing sl.e62l9Sx. Oats
= ghade n1mex No In kood demand u f8Hc. Nc
thil'K dnl IN barley OF I3e.
HIonw1ass-FKmer at pieyten1 quotation.
Pnoytsloa8-kz1Get un2dttle2s packezs EeaesSlly
, 1864-11-02
1HROAT AND LUNG DISEASES,
SPECIAL NOTICE.

As the cold and stormy eeason Ia approaching all
nise.s nho a1s 1oR 1,nE Hon catsF.ah Asnma, Throat
Pse sppsatoa Il }ho chesao sdeaa
Throat and Lung Institute, !" McCormtcks building
corner Randolph and Dearborn streets. The new
it, a'moet all cases even after other forms Of meai.
our test citizens viii attest. Throst dIseaaes and
eaarrA terminate In consumption and 1t is Wiee to
eradicate euch diseases before the health fs broken
down and cure becomes impossible. coneulta-
t1qn fee. .o. .on.,n,on,. an
may write (encloeing ten postage stamps(, and
II tie book upon thls class Of dieeases. ard also
qussiSa iat wi be .ent 1xs q a.gsi 3S,.g and in
tRe tie popui,r}ty ai ef 9ne Gheaso Throat and Iuns
nass T. Il
nnvary and to eonfound their places With ne
Chicago Throat aud Lung Instttuse." Such
Bsas'os B.. oas 'Fe e. a & %o1ss as fy safs u @
and either to hasten thsir disease to = fatal
bipe them Of their money, thus deprive them Of
their best chs1ces Of recovery. Dr. !. Wlnslo"
A. is the founder Of ne 1isn system& & o. Gase, @
Tns tsnfa In the West bear1ne the name and pro-
ttcttd by law. Lei the a1icted bear this In mind,
aid poyi1n themeelves accordingly.
uov1.v2o8 St.
Home for the Frlend1ess4-Ther regular
mo1,thly meeting Of the Board OF Managers OF the
uHome" will be held this tWednesds5} afternoon
Reception COMMITTEES are requested 10 De present
as eafly as / O'Clock.
e~ Diseases Of the Nervoas, Seminal, UriEaty,
M% ag1 % reports of he Howard Assoclatiou Sent BY
mall ii sealed letter envelopes. re- or Gnase esoeia.
dresa Dr.. J. skillon aoushton hoxa1a AssoslA
tion No 3 South Ninth street, fhllaaelpn1o' K@'
, 1864-11-02
NJ Ar FL Il H.

til. b. The REV. n. III. A. B:odnAI. HKNRv EVI.
LRIH LOVE, Of chi:aEo, to h1.a ELLEN MATILDA
BISHOP, oi the former place No cards issued.
In this city. Oct 17h By the Rev. has. Z. Chetey,
Mr- T. WALLACE BlEKNELI,. OF Chicago, aud Mis-
MARY E. Z ELLIS, OF Underhll VI
Al the Revere House in ibis city, Oct 19:b, bv Bob
ext Malcnlno, Mhxistr3te, JUpSON j. CLOUGH, of
Gcuspeli6r, Vt to Mrs. A. G. B. HAHEMAH, OF CHI
caRo No cards.
AZ Orange H., .Thu.sday. Oct. 27sh: by Rev Cl,u.
tt n Lcckt. Mr.. aENRY p. GRI3W0LD. Of Chicago,
70 "i1s Jennie BdBFF FtELO. daughter OF tbs late
henry sheRe1d, FsQ, Of 6tonlEEton, Ct. No ca-ds.
, 1864-11-02
GREAT UNION MASS msErING
At Chicago, Thursssy4 Nov. 3, 1864


1
| Hcp. AKDnKw JOHNSON b&s been invited. and
there ID good reassn to expect that he viii be
prceent
His E1ce1ency, R1cuARD YArEs, viii updonb,
e6]v be present.
The following distinguished speakers have posi-
I i'rcly aecep.ed, and Will certainly be presapt:
| Hon. n. F. GAnp1s, OF Ohio,
bon. = W. THoAPeoS, OF Indiana,
Hon. LFxAE TErnu11,
Hon. JouH WEarwoK1H,
| Aoh. WuI7AN 2, KK11Ooa.
| Hon. Jonx F. FARsswoR1H,
l. Hon. 4. n. MACE,
hon. 1 \. ARNOLD,
| Rev. Q. Il. TU1AxY,
| Hon. ELISHA r. FERRY,
Col EDxUnD JussEN,
Col. THOMAS O. 0sBoKyE.
Numerous other able and popular speakers viii
De present and addrees the meeting,
| President Of the Lincoln and O9lesbY Cub,
| The Chicago. Darlington aud Quincy raj mad
Will bring passengers from Princeton and fnte1me E.
| date pomfe to the great mass meeting On Thure.
DAY next on their morning accommodation tz1iu,
noon. o1 b. the Midnight regular passenger trtin.
| at commutation fares. The DIxon Air Line wil]
bring passengers from Genera on The morning &c
.ixty Per cert isIes T6e cheaee aud MRea!
kee road Ill carry from Waukegan for the sani.
! tsry Fair on Thureday At excursion rates,
4 flag will be presented to the largest town del.
cgauou.
] ROUTE or TIE P8ocEss1oH.
| Forming with the right facing the north. on the
southeast corner ot Lake and Dearborn streets, at
eeven O'Clock In the evening. it will march down
| Lake strict TO Michigan avenue, south on M1chI-
| gan avenue to Warrington street, west on Wash
ington to Clark, south On cls1k to Madison, west
| on Madison to Jeferron, north On Jefferson to
Lake, cast On Lake to Wells. north on ellis to In
dfanh eatt on Indiana to Clark: sDuth On Clark TO
| Randolph, esat On Rsl doph to Michigan avenue.
I the "Nayal EnEagement' and 4 disp!ay Of Hre-
GEo. F. FOSTER, Marshal
SECOND WARD UNION xEEr1sa
of 7hs5e &c Wy sl.dbd ns Esl!y Of IL gnioa
loon. on the corner Of Jackson and South CLARK
tt!eets, On Wednesday eFening. Let there be a
tp1n on out Ths candidates are expected to
1mnp WARD.
All citizens of The Third Ward are requested to
assemble at No. Gil State street, at O'Clock sharp
on On tThnFz1sy m pgh 70 TORN procession 70 aniie
squire. A good supply Of torches. uanspareacies
ano fireworks will be provided 70 that the c1tl.
zens wn1 hare no eIcuse for not attending. A
Rand OF music has been engaged to escort the pro-
ctsslon- Citizens Of the Fourth Ward are cord
tally invited to join tn the proceedings. Let there
be good turn ont
xAes MEETING or TIE SEVENTH WARD.
A grand mhss meeting Of the citizens OF the
Seventh Ward vi! be he'd this "Wednesday even:
tpg. Nov at half past seven o'clock, corner OF
Another on Saturday Nov. 9Th, on Hslsted
street, At Fritz Blocks, south Of the railroad
crossing.
witto1t exception, are requested to meet this eve
ming {WeGhesdsy2; at the tall IN Msy street, be-
Will be there. BY order Of the Committee.
NM1H WARD VIDE AwAKEs
The Ninth Ward Wide Awakes are requested to
turn out in full force this evening" at their plsce
, 1864-11-02
OsweKo Market.

OsW6ao. Tuesday. N0v. I.
FIou7-25c better on ZONE gtrdss. with : good de-
Ear for white, at 3lls ctalxta for double extra
GRA1N-Whtst held higher hut quiet with sal.B Last
evt ning q No2 Chicago spr1Hg to Arrive, at $2l0.
Corn, 0ats and barley Quiei.
CANAL FHRI9nTs-1c better on grain, -Four s59
Hc, wheat 1sct barley lie to New York.
, 1864-11-02
FROM BALTIMORE.
Hejoicings Over Free MARYLAND.

BALTIMORE, Tuesday, Nov. 1.-Emancip1.
. tion was celebrated here to-day BY grand
salute Of 500 guns at daybfeak, accompanied
by the ringing Of bells. Flags are displayed
iron the public buildings md many private
dwellings. At noon the salute was repeated
from the fort On Federal Hill,
, 1864-11-02

Cd b. the Me,o. to mske enitab,e Arrangement.
for the funeral OF seqaies cfthe dsceasod.
The Mayor sppulUted a. euch Committee Alder
nrp Holder, Barrett AID Woodm4n
On 9'osion Of AID. conlsky the pssetng ad-
1pufLeu. <A-s
MEETING or Tm CoHn1rrrk,
Ameeting Of the committee On m king arranee.
nenle Tor the reception OF the temains OF the late
General Ransom. will be held 4: the fremont
Hnrae this mnrninr nj 10 'clnclr
, 1864-11-02

SPECIAL ORDER No. 9
All members Of this organization will assemble
at the Armory, {Lind's Blu:k) this (Weunesdsy)
even1tg. at eight O'CLOCK; sharp. By order
]. R. HAYDEN. Capt Comd'g,
4 SAHrsoE. O. s. -
, 1864-11-02
5trapgo.

CTRAYED-Or atolan, about thrse
...ra stnes from PATHlCK CALKsN. near i.
y. rschiao saoq. : t:zfrxd Coz. ma.ksd with lat-
Ne torshssd. 4 liberal fawaFn vii b peta fae har
rfiuIF 70 II above A4aSsAa Or ter antoH9aon leaA
Y.r 10 haf Heaovet1. nof1$& tt
, 1864-11-02
The Phi1haxmonac Concert,

Last evening the Philharmonic season opened At
BIytu Hall. The house waB ia1ge. fashionable
brilliant AID sppreciative. III course eTer,body
was thfre. and the m,1li1er, the mantua maker,
and the drees maker worthy Of all credit for the
pbJtical appesrsIce Of the audience. But IN epite
OF all that was pleasing. and all that was beautiful,
and all that was correct there way one sad draw
b:ek-the edor Of the bulb that has been known
to draw tesrs nom eyes long infused to weep. 1t
was the bulb In It's worst fosm-uied-beloTe At
the Restaurant, mon&truns ko7rendEs1 At the cor
csrt, And 1t is our firm conviction that, combined
Fish musk and pstchouli and new uoWn hay and
tho other productions Of Lnbtn 1t Is combustion
more powerful than elegant. Mem: People visiting
restaurants In the vicinity Of Bryan Hall should not
order oDions On Philharmonic Dtehsa.
But 10 the concert. The Fourth Symphony {Bee.
thoyer} wns very xe1l played, especially the ddagio
and allegro. The glorious harmony and stirring
elects Of The io,mer and the JOYFUL lively, We n1zh
almos. tay, jolly measures Of the latter were faith
fully interpreted. The splendid and thrilling over
ture to Alfalfa with its glorious hatmon1es was
also we'll done, anu created considerable enthuai.
aen Balatk as a11argeme ut Of Faust, In which he
the soldiers march. s1d few b,rs Of q chorute,
was vtry effective. A solo upon the sAxophone OF
baes clafionet, written BY B4latka VAS woven Into
ties Of the instrument, was Terg vel played. Tae
yioloncello solo by Mr. Haig WAS poor selection,
coufltling Of most die1na! theme and dreary va.
riatonB, with 3 ring song. tfuehy accompaniment.
The pit &c afforded 10 test of Mf. HatEs abilities,
Mre. Msrteeou was received with q hearty vel
come. appearing in an aria from Semrlnide which
received an core It was not one Of her best ef-
fclts, to~ ever, perhaps party OWING to tbs faulty
manner in which the Accomplishments were played.
In the kong t1om sehonucrl, however, abe sang
gor1ouely, and gained an enthusiastic encore, to
which she replied with Gumberts beautiful ballad.
stEyentlde.f' Her rendering was very hne, and
developed the resources Of her rich voice at their
best,
As whole, the concert was very successful, and
was worthy opening OF the season. The second
corcest HfIl ne giren on Tuesday evening, Nov. A.
, 1864-11-02

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