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Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-12-15
'TlYe me fiOWers When die,
Place them in my pale cold hand,
| would have their gentle fragrance
Watt me to a better land

All nature is study, and were man to
appreciate its gifts more, there would be less
anguish and less misery in our goodly land.
And were all to buy their boots and shoes
from HEBRoN's store there would be fewer
colds and coughs, fewer doctor bills to pay
and fewer deaths to chronicle.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-12-15
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE

Docs not exhilerate and excite the patient suf-
ferer like alcoholic Bitters and beverages, all
to cure dyspepsia, but II is medicine
most wonderfully adapted to all diseases Of the
stomach and bowels
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-12-15

address,
An neXtra copy furnished to clubs of ten or more.
For clubs of nifty the Semi-Weely, for clubs of
one hundred the Daily, will be sent to getter up
of club.
Changes from club list can only be made by re-
quest OF the person receiving the club packages.
All such requests must name the post-office and
State to which IL has previously been sent, aud
enclose y cent to pay for separate address.
Orders for any of the editions of The WORLD
may be sent by mail, aud should enclose Post
office Money, Order or Bank draft for amount
less discount Moneys sent by ,nail win be at
The risk of the sender. Orders and letter should
be addressed to THE WORD,
NEW YORK CITY.
, 1864-10-31

Il saloon Row and Its Consequences
a mans oEul1 Baktere0 In
with n shovel.

Late on Saturday night, a qusrrel occurred IN
raloon in Bridgeport, located On the Ateher road
about halt way between the tWo bridges, which
was terminated by the killing Or one OF the par
ticipsnts-Richard Coreory-by blow from 4
shovel, welded as 1t Is belcved, by the landlord
OF the house, Lawrence r, Prouty.
The history Of the fatal quarrel IL BRIEF The
ealoon was crowded, al is uauaf On Saturday even
Ipee. with worknen in the yario1s packing houses
in Bridgeport, equandeIDg. their nard earned
wages in whisky and similar drinks. One Of those
disputes which 30 commonly occur where parties
and developed into an 1nclplent ftht., This was
oi summary ejectment, and some Of tho parties
run ont, 1t IL stated by some, that
Prouly seized a shovel and with it struck
CorceFy on the head, telling him to the floor. We
know not that the Weapon was Wtelded BY ProutS,
hut 1t was used xtth terrible effect by fome one,
but a few hours. exptrin at hve O'Clock yestet-
day morning, at the residence Of friend, named
Casey, to which he Was c1lrled AFTER having re-
ceiyed the Iatal blow.
officer Kenny, OF the Detective Police. went
down yesterday 10 The ecene, and arrested Prouty.
Coroner WAGNER also visited the place IN the after
notn, hut did not deem it advisable - hclJ the
induest then and there. He took down the names
OF eeyeral pe1roun rs witnesses and Issued sub
punas fos their attendance at the old cemetery,
1T ten CLOCK this morning, where the inquest
Co.cory wss coops1, working for the arm OF r.
N. @. s. Hough, paEkert, WAS good o'kman,
and Is not spoken OF rs u rough. Il ia believed
that bis Cnly falling ~as that which hss brought
tour children. He was about thtuy. ave yesEs oi
, 1864-10-31
Progrees OF Despotiem.

The Chicago Post Of Sunday morning has big
story under the bead Of "Prosre.s Of Despot-
ism-G1oundless Arrest by the ll1lltary-High-
hsnded Outrage upon an American Citizen-A Re-
yo.ver is aimed at his Breast and his Lite threat
ened-Disg1xceful Circumstances Of the Affair."
gsrnished with the largest bold-faced type, In
which 1t re]ates horrible affair which occurred at
The Tremont House On satar1ay evening, in which
It charges tue affair hagrant AMI outrageous vio
lation Of American Law and American COMMON
eente." The Hosf calls for an Investigation forth
win, "to let the citizens know to what extent
DEF Ltncoln.'' The investigation has been made,
and We report upon 1t thus morning. The evidence
il the caae Ia from the lips Of Mr. N. B. Angel OF
Coopereto Hn (uot Charleston, as the R7st has tt,
whom the H0sf aaf erte Is the victim of the high
handed pufrsee.'' Mr.. ANGEL having read the
alarming story of his wroues In the Poss, called
upon us yesterday to Say that 1t Ia gross intensi
6cation and psryeraIon Of the iasts.
The facts Of the case are simply these: A few
btep employed to aid the Hospital Steward and
allowed The liberty Of the Camp, made his escape,
aud d,lIeent search has been made. without dis
covering bin. On Saturday evening, about 9
O'Clock, Seteeant J. R Turbett, OF the p2trol
gusId, went into the fremont House In his line Of
duty. and seeing Mr. Angel. felt confident that be
was the ESCAPED prisoner, with what reason Eiil
appear In this narrative. Ihe Sergeant tcmedl-
ately approached MI. Angel, a1d told him be vas
q prisoner. Mr. Angel, not exactly oEofz!nR
biz position, took exception to the condition
placed upon him. wheEeupon the Sergeant olt-
played hlA revolver, perhaps injut1ciousty. AFTER
snns. parley, Mr. Angel consented to 20 with tho
SeiTeAEt, who escorted him to tie soldiata' Rest.
a1d thence to the Provost Aarahafs oflce. The
, 1864-10-31
A BUSINESS GE.
A Few Words Concerning Leading
Rasluc6B Interest.

There are some changes Ia basinets names and
relations which wonld seem purely individual, and
not to be obtruded ~ matters Of general interest.
There are others In which the attendant and de-.
1Ived facts arc OF such q nature and are 60 intt-
mately associated with the advancement aud even
the origin OF leading puhllc business interests,
that the one suggests the other. The name OF
George R. ChitteLden is as widely known through
'hs H. GShsTn Mtssns rs!iSai .hs
In this city as the General Agent OF the Wheeler
4 Wileon Manufacturing Company. That period
well nlRh covers the period Of the spread and I'll
Thus when Mr.. Ghittenden came to this caty
there were hut three Wheeler l. Wilson machines
In use here. and the number In the country was
the undertaking With enemy. dash and nerve, has
sent the teau,1iul mechanism of.h1s Company tar
and wide. throuch the region whose trade ia
The Northwest. The ta!es Of Wheeler q. Wilson
are now told By many Thousands aunus1y, and are
toe dction eecured and maintaiIed By bis unti1ing
energy Nor is this city The tutlsl ed o. h. til.
Gmph IN connection With this & mach,re. a., was
he r si Whseet t. MEon 9s 11s %shnss sie a
the machine into use in London, where he, then
Saaas sses sa
ano collar works. in which $50 Wheeler & Wilson'S
rpachir es and lG0 operators are employed. It was
10 this Establishment that the crest English nov-
e]ist Dickens referred IN recent article. e Lit
crary and Humanitarian view of the. Sewing Ma.
chine, In "Once Weekly SO well and thor.
ouehly did Mr. Chittenden bring the machines into
notice btfore1he British pnblic, that pr judice to
an American invention was disatmed, and thou
sands Of sa1es monthly In the foreign agencies OF
Wheeler & Wilson teEt how auEplc1ously 1te ca
1etY abroad hec1n. Not only IN England. but also
IN the French capital. vas Mr.. Chittenden the pt-
oreer representative Of ". &. ", he having drst
introduced the machines into Paris.
T,is was q very solid and s1hftantt i tou- ,tion
Tor biz career Of euccees in this city - the general
agency Of the Northwest. All this ls written Of q
toan scarcely turred thirty, who now by virtue Of
Few ra1tnereb and new Arrangements to CON.
nence with November first, succeeds to the in
terrtts be has 70 we'll served as reprea aentative
TIE firm Of George R. Chittendeu & Room, On
the date above named, assume the control OF the
entire field Of the Northwest, from Chicago as
c. ntral point. This association with partner hss
BEEN forced on Mr.. c. BY the increasing magnitude
of hir busineee. 1t la handsome and substantial
compliment to him from the Wheeler & Wilson
Company that they pass into bis bands the propEl-
c1ary right. IN the interests he has developed for
the,n In these erowi1g States. or the capacities
ard character Of the new f1m. wesay the best that
can be said when we exprefs our confidence that It
will carry forwn1d the reputation already secured
BY its head for enterprise, energy, and all points
Of Judgment and eagacity pertaining to the seTing
machine interest.
, 1864-10-31
Market8 by Telegraph.
ALBANY LIVE STOCK n1ARKET.

ALBANY. NJ +, Saturday, Oct 20.
Contrary to general expectations. tha rattle market
was marked by conIiderabla activity today. The
cattle IN quality averaged mu:h bstter than usual.
and they offered CHEAP. at least half cent per
pound cheaper than last wee1. many New = ,rke1s
were induced 70 venture on sPeculstiono Ga1s sgo
bead. Sales Yte0. ncIndtng Is extra .ancY, at sHc;
ss fat Kentucky Durham coEs as 7h S2a ias noiAna
steers at *, averaging C1 4a. and STU common to
gco1 Canada s,eels. tame weight, at &C.. Supply.
Including those held over ffrm last week, $500. i
SBEKP-Duil at $8 lD&a7,00.
uQGS-ln GOOD request at 12913c Receipts ~ .s10; ;
shipped to New York, 1,sN. Hastern packers are
kny yirr nfeftp frap1P
, 1864-10-31

CHICAGO, OFT. %, 1864.
Editors Tribune:
A brother OF mine in Cincinnati advertised for a
clerk, and received the enclosed, verbatim. We
rhonld have known that mi PEBBLE er goen to
Eose fur Genars1 ehorgc b. mAclelian'' even II he
had not assured us OF the f5ct L. W. s.
Sinciunati Oct 10sh6i
post Offla Books Nnmbzr
EFT Ceer eur
--.-.. red yure
peate IN the NuEepaper Eafn That you wanted
actuTe boy wu!d Ike tn hav the phase very mutch
as Am q er)y Iizer s an industrious fellar & nv
rtin will epeek fur ltsselve sn 1ged II yeers old
hav gist left rkool s. no awl about Bnke keape-
Ing ny pearant live in this town WuId like to hees
fum you & no wat warfs ~ civ
answer rite ava turn over
mi PEBBLE ar goen to vote fur Central ehorge b.
maciellan " hen he ia lackedfur PRECEDENT.
NORWEGIAN CAXrA1GN DoCUIENrs.-FartIes de-
airing Norwegian campaign documents can procure
them At The rooms OF the State Central Com uittee
"a Metropolitan Block.
, 1864-10-31
Illinois and MIchigRn Canal.

Especial Dispatch 70 the Chicago Trtbune.1
BRIDGEPORT, saturday, 0ct.z9.-1 p. N.
CLEAREp-7 orkrown. Marsei1les 2,7o1 It lumber
yN0 It sitfng 500 Shingles. 400 ns merchandise !;
One1sB ottawa 100 pressed brick, $50 ns rnachi
merry, 100 bi1s LINE,
ARR1vEp-D. Huss. Lemont, IS yards dfmenhon
stone: Advance. Lemont, 8s yda dimension stona j.
p Preston, Merits. zssis ~ seeds s3la b1 com S.
lime; Constitution, Lockro1r sS2 pu oats. sss ns
butter.
DB1DaKPoRT, Oct. 49, pm.
CLRAREp-s. A. nouglss. No. :, 65,a1l Il lumber
$500 lAth D. Hnss. Lemopt: Onward, Joliet n 900 It
lumber; los so Ih1nzlea; Resolute. Lennnt; Ad-'
Ls1dlng; Pits and eaut Ottawa, 50 kegs nails, JUS
AHaiTaGR. a E. aooaeil, Utica, s. .eco bu corr.
, 1864-10-31

lsrt AM time, If he work on tie Sabbath. His
constitution requires one dsy Of rest In which to
weet. The coptinuA1 mental excitement wearjes
The brain. and alter the lspse Of lew ycafp, de-
hoped that thoec Interested IN the matter viii
consider Ie.e few suggestions. and put stop to
practice which reflects no credit On the morally
Of the cstJ, and still less the individuals thsm-
eefres.
, 1864-10-31
RA1LHoAD TINE TABLE.



ne Ts t,ns r1,uu ~ sha p.shp,ch Fart w,vnc ,n
S1aa pnioa Depot Canal street. near Madison street
Mall and aceo mmooanon. except su1Maa5sJ-
leases at 4:so NJ; arrives a. s.o 2; na q. gay G.
pleee teActpt oan1ay(-ieaSes d. H w u ~. ~
hm T. aates ~ ~ asvaS a. n
arriyes at 12:3rp. m. Cincinnati lind Louisville
express, Except tsaturday)-]e.yes at 10 p. M AZ
ETes at II p. n.
The trains Of the Illinois Central Railroad VIII
leave and af1iVe as follows: , -.--...
a.f.n = ~ nrrirea ~ it|.cI3n m Eirht n.ssenreY
It a:s0 =: n. Kankakee Aceonaodation (sundays
excepted! leases q 4;S0 hfqe FasH s.,o ans
s1a o.sa NJ ast''e A. e:'o d. ut: 1s' ''' AL"
t:Sn Mp 2. u. tho r-h,co,o prr,,ro,o, h. cu,ncv
Ins a1t @ q espe ne saa nea9p s1;e az 3nc1a
r;1es - n 81 m Niaht e1eress iesycs At mid.
ninht a. anS M r. pnrrs1es ~ al M Gaiesburp and
s oniIcy acsommodation leave. at 4 p. H.. and II
Tbe trains Of the Michigan Southern Road win
leave a. 1oilowp:
Nam i,ne leave Chicago at 90 ., n. 5;sop. n,
sns 1ooe p H. and AEe T ~ ~ net2oat T. re ieaTc
tT,csrn r. Vt "a a m. and 5SOp, m, Arrive in Chi.
eaeo It z 50 ?: N; and u GO l. c.n.,,, ,.,,,o,a
eave M 1t 10 8. m., $50 .. n. and 1000 .. n. AZ.
5ha.n 5Ne A. ~ ren+ra; ~ Cincinnati and Louisville
ie.ye & 200 ). M, md els p "a. Arrive at 11:oo
/ n H. and 8:a3 a. N.
,ht, Rner island. Northwestern, Galens. and st.
Louis ri roads until = week from today. The
Milwsukee road sill change Its t'ne'saole aoon'
'be mied'e OF ne1' mon.o. -
IKoUEsr.-An inquest Was held On SATURDAY
,nmnInc by Coroner Wagner, upon the body Of
,na 1.as nnf1v vim dfed At The Mercy Hospital two
1amss s n, 5.,s since from in,ur,as received at q
or tnlee pa!s s.~' ~ .a., - shano,I,.
, 1864-10-31
LOCAL MATTERS,

The OFphans.-All persons interested in the
Fair for the beLeft Of the Nursery and alf Orphan
Atylum are requested to meet at Room No. a.
Stewart House, On Monday at 3 p. m.
Mrs. e EoblDAon.-n the wife Of Thos. Rob
ineon, Co. Il, 5lst lllinoIs volunteers, supposed to
be In this city, will send her address to D. B. Ack
ley, Foiksrille. Lake county, Illinois. she can
hear from one who was companion Of her Lns.
bands when prisoner In rebel hands,
Northwestern Freedmnn's Fair.-A
meeting Of the Executive Committee OF the
Northwestern Freedmsn's Fair. w,ll be held at the
rooms of the Young MEMS Christian Association,
Methodist Church Block On Monday afternoon,
at o'clock p. m. Ladies and Gentlemen who are
interested In the object Of the fair, and are willing
to cooperate with the Committee In that good
WORK, are cordially invited to be present.
Mrs. E. McLE1su, Secretary.
Go 70 THE aEsr.-Go to Bryant & stratton's
Chicago Commercial College to get thorough,
practical huei1eas education, or TO become good
telegraph Operator. Address (enclosing stamps)
for circulars, BRYANT s STKAT1oS, Chicago, ILL.,
BALTIMORE OEsTKRs.-Thosc wanting the best
oysters should order OF George Miller 4 Co.
Wholesale and retail depot, 130 Dearborn street,
Chlcago. P. Q Bog. 4i2: oe2d nSse6t
, 1864-10-31

New York Stock and Money n1nrkefs
Especial Dispatch to tbs Chicago Tslbune.]
EEw YORK, Saturday evening, Oct. y.
koHEY-Ste8dy at p cent.
S1EnL1Na ExcuAEaE-Qutet st 1t9x@tt94.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES at al8, advancing TO 22!H,
cIc Et1y At 7l9ke2l5A.
iotas xporIs or .pscie to-day. sst9,.co.
G3yetnmtnr stocks Gull.
LATEK.
NEW YORK, Oct. 29-10 F. 4,
GoLp-Gold tlosed at the Evening Stock Exchange
at 219H,
, 1864-10-31

Wiilarrive in Chicago next Fridsy, November
4th, at hnlf an hour past noon, and Will receive
bis friends at O'Clock, at the Trenont House.
Metropolitan Hall, whefe he will make q speech
10 our citizens upon their dntfsx in the impending
crisis, and wll!eAye eleven Tor ST. Louis 10 hl an
engagement al that place on Saturday.
The gallery will pc rreeryed for the especial
use OF II e ladies',
BY order of the Union Club.
JAMES MuLEn
Sec'y. Union Club.
, 1864-10-31

nN nIovSst hatehal advteea bis copveysnee to Camp
nnonslaf, which wss done By the eefEeAn.
n.uSeng ne r1cgsess Of thtae eseuts Eentle@1n.
Hall Ed sa,e Eo street
s1t. s6n y friend Of Mr. Angel, Of what hsa zap
H7o and NJ Hn went iEmed.stels 70 to nn,.n M u;
his aasls'auee In the q matter. NJ and tbese two gen
taemsh feFatsed to Camp Douglas. When Af;
fhngdi fhpg a. taken TO csmp Douglas me oMcer M
geA sa'd he believed him 70 be the eseaped ptts-
o3et, but for certainty ordered Mr.. Angel 70 be
tsken to the u4splsai Steward for Identification;
wso VS. tsmilsa nj sa''Ss ai.a Gay tho escaped
prisoner, rie and pronounced h.m, at nEst. ms tns
Pf,a@9ner bpt on further observation E expressed
H. M ans asn,s safd to him. how aley Gfsy ITO 10
bssinnax H. "a an5e deabs shs
StT angel to speak and be Dig. Upon hearing NJ
tS volee me Steward Immediately satd be vas Eot
and SF as eaed watn
~ nnom mf. Angel says without doubt supposed MN
e. oe the escaped prisoner These are me sim2e @
AppEsl himselt Mr. Brown, and others, upon
Mnlch the big ser sation OF the Rasf ia founded.
~. ~. Angel Casts The blame upon Sergeant Tqf6eil.
any any rebel to be arrested for one. ~. angel Is
uue oiue loyal Lincoln man, and Is On his way
home to vote for him next week.
"JAsrr Pnlpz'' OBJ THE s'FousD11Na, ,"BY BouR-
c1cAuLr.-This piece played at the Adelphl Thea
term London. for upwards of ono hundred censecu
tive nights, IL OF particular and local interest-n
the main, original, but with several OF Its most
striking AID effective eltuations evidently adapted
lrReniohsly enongh) from La Somnaubula, La
dazza lAdsa. and other such Ike sources. the
made to depend on any one Incident. The action
OF 1e play extends over the space OF twenty years,
and series OF pictures Illustrative OF lie
EQHCRHFP0 r. "a
apd virtue, innocence and crime.
The openirg scenes are laid in Paris thirty years
ago. Richard Pride, who hau been Obliged 10
leave Enaland. residing In that city With his wife
and infant daughter, In wretched gnrret. Pride,
when not wholly depIavtd, Is raut REIN, who is
by far too partial to brandy. To satisfy this mig
cradle craving, he robs bis. wife OF a lew francs
Tor
child: In the sgouy Of her grief at the loss, her
only hope for the chld's sfs is placing It In ihe
Hospital for FoQndtlnrs. In the dischsree Of this
found by her besotsed husband And some doubtful
associates. While stunned at this eadtnl shock,
Pride is arrested and afterwards convicted for his
crimes committed in EpglAud.
period o1 nineteen years now elapses, and
Pride is discovered with bis associate il the drst
act;] in the wilds OF Aussraia: The third act Ia
foundlIne child now a woman, an Old Frerch.
mans family, contisting OF bis granddaughter, an
apprentice. and Richard Pride. its lnmates. The
incidents Of these three acts are too numerous to
Janet Pride. ....
with great effect In Europe and this country, aud
Journal:
u be acting Of Miss Provost was throughout
The mother, and as the dausttcr, either Instinct
with plslish gsity or expressive Of tenderness,
anxiety or SORROW"
, 1864-10-31
Tn RE1tt.

ITO RENT-A ysry deElrab!e and
L centrally located sn!t Of ef!ees. thlee n nun
1sansat,ns With halt apply On the prem!.ea. rooms
and = 1ul South Clark st. oc29y1231 1W
nvO RENT-TWo we'll furnished
room. for one or two gent1smsn. or to a family
vitht Ut child1en. Inquire at No. n Hlnsd4le b
fwetu Lseal1e aud Wells gtteets. or Ut AaIcom 4
Enau.r't corner OF North Water and CiArk streets.
, 1864-10-31
| Other Meetings..
Particular attention Is requested TO The following

Othcr Meetings..
Particular attention Is requested 10 The following
roi1ces:
CANDIDATES ATTENT1oNf
All the Union candidates Of South Cnicaeo, In
clndipc Members 0! the Leglsla!urc, are requested
to meet at Warmers iialI, on Mondny, Oct, 81. at
a. N. A general business meeting y desired.
Per Order.
SIKH WARD.
urtor meeting will be held on Tuesday even
ing Nov. 1T, Ut Seimye1s Hall. Every Union man
OF TIE 9Th Ward ts expected to be peeeent Ger
man and EIEl1eh speakers viii be In attendance.
EIGHTH WARD
A Union meetfcg will be held at the house of
" haiser, Oh the corner or Sampson and Tdroop
streets, this, (Mondn) e1eLing, ~ O'CLOCK. Let
there be rood turn out. The election is at hand
mare;
F4xsidens-F,ederick Soree.
4Ste7t 'dFy-Hesman Trune.
TfeoStreT-John Ehrlpelr.
onamiuee-d. uildenbentel, ". Kaiser, Carl
Quttratelnef. "
SEsTH WARD WIDE AwAKKs.
The Ninth Ward Vide Awake Cuh will have
ersnd rally and parade through the Ward on Mon
day evening. Every voter, both old and yoanR, 1s
specially requested tc meet with the Club at the
oia Ss IL @e !, shoFp shhoFp ~
Rc must be Up and doing. Let every ons come.
By order OF s. B. Raymond. Captain q. Charles
Smith, Secretary,
E1EyESTH WARD WIDE AwAKEs.
All members Of the Eleventh Ward Wide Awake
Club, and all Who may wish to Join. are requested
toateeuble at Anrora Hail, No. ia Milw 4uEoe Az.
epue, this (Motdsy) evening. at ~ o'clock sharp,
for orill and parade. The lanterns are all rea1y.
Per order Of Joteph B, Greenhut, Captain; Wn.
Battt rman Secretary.
TuRTExHrn WARD WIDE AwAKrs,
This organization will meet at headquarters, cor.
rtr o. LaIahee street AID Fourth AvsLue, this
{Monday) evening. at 7 o'clock, sharp, for drill
ard transaction OF bueineas. Per order Of N.
BuschWah, C3ptain.
nAss MEETING At nKsP1AINEs.
The Unien men Of Chicago and vicinity win not
forget tbe Macs Meeting Al Desplaines Station, on
the old camp ground, on r1esday, Nov. 1si, ut two
2. N, a special train will lease the g. i y. ":
depot, At one p. m. Tor the meeting. a brass band
viii also be in attendance. Turn out, cne and all,
and encourage the loyal farmers and their true
hearted wives and daughters by your presence.
MACS MEETING N MAINE
Rev. r. II. Eddy, Col. Osborne and Lfeut. Col.
MapI will tpeak at tho Mass Meeting In Maine,
On Tie 1st Of Nov.
Frank Lumbard u III be on hand to sing in his
inimitAble style, come patriotic campaign eoncs.
Turn out, ose and al, and I'LL the old camp ground.
ATTENTION FoURTu WAnD,-Thefe will be
, 1864-10-31

The pressure OF business at tna Custom House,
consequent on heavy importatons. may cause some
delay, but 70 tine Nlh be lost. Trusting IN your
YOUR, JAS. Wno1.
Frot. MCCOY &e4nested 20 AePeat MS
The following correapo ndence explains itself:
CHICAGO. Oct. g. 1854.
M p-of A,,ss, Mce,,v ~ U,ahIroton CIV n r:
~ 1fol' zAnho1 a1.eos, ~ " e5' - ~
DEAR sm: we respectfully invite you 10 repeat
your great patriotic oration on "The Rebellion
Against the Natiousl Constitution" on Tuesday
.ssn;n,, Noran,ha. 1.t a. Mat,o,o1i,., rsn "
ss =. msE tne 9-an, ~ ne
fonnd imn1a ssinn maie nnon re sndtenca ri
W. ssa 5aresa G tEca ~ Jo4 seteu
~ ph,Isdeinhfs 1ve i'm In nn, ea'es
- VerV y resnertfoi,v jnhn !. HancorE eeto- p.os
1s! SspH;I isstn III una. G Wi;, EFT = TaGs'
1e1naa n,1iat Rfa,ta1i f. naod,rt, -, sIs -
ga1nad The,char 'aS>A'' ~ a. e0'""'A' "
A-"'neo' e' ! Ao"'soeA'
, 1864-10-31

NEW T1rE.-1n few days The TRmCkE Will Ap-
ncsr In ne \ and beautiful drcse.
, 1864-10-31

ATTENTION FOURTH WAnD.-There will be 4
meeting at Fol2ansbee's Hail, corner Of State AID
Twenty -aecond street, on Monday evening, Oct.
s1st at ha1cpast eeyen O'Clock, for the furtherance
OF the eauee ofloyalty, and Abe and Andy, Good
speakers will be prceent Let every loyal resident
nf the Ennrtb Ward be there. re1fY fur the work
, 1864-10-31

u MAEUNS'
BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION
GIVE THEIR
SECOND GRAND ANNUAL BALL,
At BRYAN HALL,
On Monday, the 31st inst
Music By the 0raat Western Band. T ckets e bs
had al The door. Tickets, IL. ocu618 1t 2&2329A3l
, 1864-10-31

wAsuRozoN SKATING PAHK.-Stockholdez In
this Association vail plesse remember that there
viii be q meeting At tie Park Refreshmeut Build
ing on Monda, evening, October alet, at half.p.ss
8 O'Clock, 1t which important business will be
t1.eiynbIc.
, 1864-10-31

RAunoAp ACCIDENTAL boy was run over by
train on the 1ittsburg g. Fort Wayne Rtilroad.
n.ar it's iptaste ci,on with Twelfth etreet yesterday
he suffered loss OF one leg His name IL not as.
certained.
, 1864-10-31

MV 9 V 10 q II = . &RNA 1sUs
4Nk Madtson street,, betWesn etata and DeEoorn.
MeVlcket & Myers :.....: .ManlKetss
PEIcrs or ADA1ssIoN-Dress Ct1cla and ParQuet!es
ttYtv cetts: 8bcond Circle, tH entp.hva cents; Ha.
cured seats seventy hVe cent?; P1i7ate Bo1e! q %
and 100. seaa can be secured one weex Il aaganea
at The boz oaca, from 10 to and from to O'CLOCK.
THEATRE WARN AHD CoN1oRrAB11.