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penalty Of the law 10 front Of The Jail Il
Leeds. They were both convicted Of will.
fal murder 1t tho last asises (beine The
irst ever held in Lesds), the former 70,
the murder Of his wife ct Sheffield. and
the latter for the masdsr Of John Coope,
It Roche Abbey. A short time previou,
10 the execution sttentioa was directse
70 the wound ID Myers throat. and ON
Of the wardsns placed suaIl plaster MP.
on it. Unfortunately this was not sufi
cisnt. A few days before the execution
Myers alluded 10 the state of bic throat,
and asid that il the executioner did no.
give him "another yard" Of fall, he shou a
nos die, for he could breathe through th.
wound. Hs showed to the person be sd
dressed that he could actually respir.
through the wound. The would vas 10
The middle Of his throat, and the rop.
would necessarily come above It, 40 tha,
there was imminent danger Of horrible
scene unless the place Was securely plss.
tered over. The event showed thai
proper means had not been taken to oo.
viase this danger. The fall did not dis.
locate bis neck, because Of his weight, bus
il was sufficiently violent to tear open the
wound, and dreadful scene ensued. At
ter one or two movements. Myers ceased,
apparently, to struggle, and the attention
Of the executioner was directed to Sar2ie.
son. Who struggled violently and seemed
TO die very hard. But after . minute had
elapsed. it was eeen that Myers was still
alive, and that breathing was going on
through the wound in the throat below
the rope. The dreadful occurrence caus.
ed an oYerpowering feeling Of horror, but,
after . consslta.ion with the Surgeon
steps were taken which resulted in the
eventual ful6lment Of the sentence bu,
this was not accomplished until NOR.
than twenty minutes had expired after The
drop tell. Whether sensib,lity remained
in the body during the whole Of that time,
il is impossible for us to say. Certain,
however, il 10, that the culprit breatted
for that time, and that the hoarse sound
of the Air rushing into the lungs was dis
sinetiy audible. Most fortunate it WI
that the screen in front of the drop con.
oealed the bodies from the sight Of the
enormous crowd. We shudder to thinl
OF what.he consequences might nave beer
il the populace had seen wha: took place
behind the screen.
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RLEcfoRs AT LARGE
G. BEN DARWIN, Of Des Moines Co.
W. G. THOMPSON, of Linn County.
JNO. VAN vALkENBURG, LIST Dist
SAMUEL s. BuRDETr, Fad District
BENJAMIN I. HUNT. 81 District.
DANIEL ANDERSON, 4,h District.
GILMAN C. MUDGETT, 9th District
HENRY G. HENDERSON, 9th Dist.
'Fos SUPREME Juper,.
G. G. COLE,
OF Polk County.
ros-sxcRxrARY.or.srArs
JAN Els RIGHT,
VI Delaware County
.fos srnfroR OF STATE
10 Il n A. ELLIOTT,
Of Mitchell County.
poR STATE TREASURER.
WILLIAM n. HOLMES.
OF Jones County.
Sok RrsfsrEs OF TIE LAND oFYrcx
JOSIAH A. HARVEY.
OF Fremont County.
ros ArroRxxr GENERAL
ISAAC L. ALLEN,
OF Tama County.
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NOTICE.
DR.. l.. N. COWTHON

having recently located in the town of Fsrminptor
heats the patronage Of citizens in town and
poses to give full satisfaction the dseas,
with Csncer, Sore Eyes Deafness White sweIlinu c.
MA Piles, all stages of Liver Diseases Bronchisis !,
fh.hise and all other diseases that systems are
u IN All their complicated FORMS and Cerssmp.
rAsS ACT II its sxtrtme iast stage
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WHERE THs CHICAGO TICKET Is AP.
raEcIATED.-A private letter from an
amy officer, now in Knoxville. Tennessee,
says:
81 was in Dixie week recently-went
as one OF commission of three officers to
meet similar number of rebel officers to
try to exchange civilian prisoners from
East Tennessee. The rebels ere very
anxious as to Mcclellan prospects. Some
Of Morgan's captured staff told me if tkey
were IN our army they would vote for
Mcclellan, to which responded that /
could reclprocate-if we're in your 1.-THE
rebel army, | certainly should vote for
him.
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me Latest ssyles-Duplex Elliptic Skirt.
having boughtsnr stock some months prev,or. =. a,
Hat rise we are prepared sell them a. i 70 the
er house. S ~" as any 9TH
Tive US a call before purchasing elsewhere sr
sure nlense vnu. 2 -. :, 'oI We are
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FOR SALE-A two story House, ffrst
- story brick, with frame story above on III. north
half Of lot in block l89 corner Of zh and John
ston. Price 1900 cash. H. g. TEN-EYCk Al
sepso
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A wonde,rnl cure Alre.dv,

hereby certify that have has sore eyes for Is wear,
and fosthe last three years have not been able 10 read
newspaper or anything ese. During thi. time was mn
ae the treatment Of three celebrated Eye Doctors who
rs iiite or no good then tried corntrs physcians
n st9rptd IN town. and put myself under his treat
=, ahis was aout four weeks ago. and am now Ala
49,, re Clear = Inflammation, aud am p,rsuipr NJ
~. ~crs well a. ever safely recommend him d
snc. ~ ma OF that disease. You can have r,fr
~ Ie soovs by applying to prominent citixens her
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Oh ,ckipg scene ~ AN Exarn,
Leeds,
Iron the Springfield tKngland) Independently
On Saturday morning two men. Mver.
and Sargicson, underwent the ex,,sms
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EOR SALE-Lots Z, 8 and 8 in Block
1875 Price $3.50 for the three, or each will be sold
separately If desired Title good sale.
s9Fs2o IL. b. TEN-EYCK, Agt.
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EORlSALE-A one story Brick Dwell.
Ing House. with two rooms and large basement
Kitchen and part Of lot situated bet ween 9Th and 10Th
is, on pes Mones. Title good or no sale Price
$780, lseptlodl IL B. TES-EYCK, Agt
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Union sTA.E TICKET.

FOR CONGRESS-.
j A n ES F. wills N,
, 1864-10-12
OHIO.


{Scecial Dispatch to The Chicago Tribuuc.l
CINCINNATI, Tuesday, Oct. 11-Aldniehe.
The Union minority in Ohio is abont 4a,l0o.
Coz is defeated By 2Ot0. We shall elect fifteen or
sixteen Union Cousressmen. The majority given
above is on the home vote.
In Indiana the Republican gains IRE immense.
There IL great rejoicing here over ouI euccses.
We taye lest IN Ohio, in proportion to the nnn-
ber OF soldiers gone to the army slrcc Bzou91's
election.
There is nothing from the Chill,cothe district.
Stevenson ia probably defeated.
[SpecIl Dispatch to the Chicago Tsibune.]
CINCINNATI. Tuesday, Oct. II, 1854
We are sweeping everything before u. The day
II nue Everybody is ont on our eide. Buainessi ID
suspended. All quiet. Ohio has done her duty.
Hamilton county gives ei1 thousand majority On
the home vote. Both our congressman are elected
By large majority.
General schcnck ia elected to Congress in the
Third District by about IS msJoritY. The Union
majority in The State is over forty thousand.
CNc1SAA71, Oct. 11.-Hamilton county gires
aeeq, 800 uni9n nas]orify for Eseeston storrs
FROM STARK COUNTY.
| Especial Dispatch to tie Chica.o Trisuue
CANTON, Ohio, Tne.day, Oct ii.
Canton city snd township give Union majority
! cftEo.
Broush's majority last year was thlHy. It's an
| old Democratic stronghold
| FROM JEFFERSON COUNTY.
tspeeA D1fpa1cn to ths Chicago Tr1nans,1
s7KuBEAyuLE, Ohio, Oct. IL.
The Union majority In this township Is fye
1undsed and thirty. loss On last rear oi two
hundred aud one without our soldier vote.
Especial Dispatch to the Clicaco Tribunal
AAssnos, Ohio, Tuesday, Oct. ii, 1854.
Ohio maJ be REGARDED sefe for forty.hve thou.
eand majority, and gain Of four members 0
, 1864-10-12

creek, srd advanced on the city, and opened with
fifteen twenty pieces OF artillery, firing rapidly;
but ali thtir thot fell ehurt Our artillery replied
yeo1ouslv, doiIe fome execution. After vatnlJ
Tying 10 break our works the left Pnce easayed
the centre and fright, apparently determined, II
possible, TO find a weak spot: but after three
bouts' tnaacccRriui effort, ho Withdrew. The enc
my's loss IL estimated at one hundred and twenty
tilled, et1fy q seventy prisoners, and several
hundred wounded.
The telegraph Ia working to Jefferson City.
. 4 Icpurt reached US this morning th8t Booovtlie
has b. en captured By the rebes. bpt it Is not con-
frmed.
There arc alao reports that Kirby Smith is pre-
pairing to enter the State fran Arkansas.
The guerilla binds oi Bill Anderson. Tbrat'ktll,
Perkins and Thornton, ale said to have Joined
General Fisk has been placed In command at
Dusii.ess has been suspended at St. Joseph, and
ali the equity militia has beer called out By Geu-
e,al Ftsk, ID anticipation of Price crossing tee
Our County Court h.s appropriated atsy thous.
and dollars to var relief fund flr tue benefit OF
the soldiers familiee daring the winter.
The Radical Union CouD-~ Convention yester-
day nominated q very strong legislative and Couu-
tY ticket. + Will he elected of course: The Coz
ven ion pseeed resolutions declaring that It wond
npmirare no one tor Office not IN favor Of imme.
d,ate emancipation and the dlhftanchifenent Of
tie Feba 3.
4 convention viii be held on Wedncsday to nom
nate 4 Congressman to represent the First Dis
frfrt
, 1864-10-12
CHICAGO, WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER Il, 1864.

Corere:s. er.e. Stark county ia doubtful, with
ling otIflon, latt year. as lar 80 heard from.
FROM CLEVELAND.
tspecIa, D1tpatch to the chtcaso Trfbaue.1
cLRvnAaD, Oct. Midnight.
The irdlcatlone are that Ohio has pIyen forty
thoueand msjorl,y on tie home yots. The SOL
dlers' vote wil increase 1t to Il, 900.
Cleveland gives Union major,t, Of 800. little
Sammy Cox and George Pogh are defeated for
Cont ress.
Union men here are wild with Joy, and arc cele.
brstIre with fireworks. The copperheads are
crawling to their toles perfectly dtagu.ted with
Little Mac and the Chicago Platform. Il Is Of no
pec to give Details,
CLEVELAND, Oct 11.-Returra from Ohio and
II diana indicate the sucetts Of the Union ticket
with pIobabli,tles thst Union Congressman nre
et cted In the 1st I'd and 7th districts, Ohio in the
pjacs Of Pendleton knd Cox.
FROM C0saocTON COUNTY.
Especial Dispateh to the Chicago Yrlbune,>
WARSAW, Ohio, Oct. II.
Four y townships heard from show Union gain
Of seventy one.
PuI1AnElrulA, Oct. 1::EThc Ohio soldiers IN
Chit It, Hospital vo'eh today. TIE result Nat-
R.nublica4 ticket 20, Democratic none
, 1864-10-12

4 Train DESTROYED md Passengers
H0bbed.

LEXINGTON, Ey,, Tuesday, oet. liza privats
os mr. spa bsa 5ss
eantured can It burned th1= mornings train for Gov
inrfnn. and robbed the paIseEeers. No further
part.cularf. ~. +, -r,,n .,...,r 49,
the ns.ktrceF trefn on the Kentucky ccntrn. Road
Tss b. Is eucIi!iae, midway between Paris and
Lc1Dstcn Tic ene1e vas tsE.n s iFsp 3.tae tae
lion AGsms' Expre.s Company. and all the pas
ret sete y ere robbed.
, 1864-10-12

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.}.
Sru1SaF1ELD. Tuesdsy, O:t.1l.
The Cop3erhead meeting which was called to
ttsE Reyes K:tbbtn, Of st. Louis, speak In Eng
Itch and German, In front Of the Court House yes
tezday, dIal, resolved Itself into Union gather
Ing. which WAS addressed b. Major Mumford. or
tbs 9Th III. Cavalry, aId others; q number Of
Union war songs we're also eRng 1T It.
Tho people, thee fonrihs Of whom were Tniou
men, heard kzibben quietly until he commenced
abusing tho Pleeidcnt aud Gov. Yates in very foo,
lat ausge. Upq43i'fs chee7s we're given for Lid.
eofn, and croahg for Gen. Mcclellan and the
Chicago Platform. = From that time forta The
~ akei - 70 which could call the hardest names.
Fiohlly Erihben q ave up beat AID left. He did
lot rptsk IN German.
of Illinois Vulcnteers was killed at tue b4ttis Of
Altoona, On the eth INST. Mr. Johnson was son
Of JOE, johnson. Of this city, and entered the
regiment as volunteer when but nineteen years
Vi aRe. He Was noble young man.
The papers have e1ro1eousty announced the
death Of Major Edward 8; johnson, Of The tame
battle. He was Injured In the action
a fire broke out yesterday. in the harm OF Dr..
Adams, near the arsenal. which yas epeetily con.
suned. 1t vas the seeond fro discovered on the
premires wi'hln sbort time. leading to the sus-
p,eton that rome persone had designs on ths at.en
a. To-day. n'ront O'clock =. m.. fire broke out
"
boy was Jestesdy ssfettcd on euaptclon, but the
fire again to#dsy lroVes that be va, NOT the tncen-
dIsry. The asstnsl ts strictly watched By night,
hrt In The day time the aRt tine are withdrawn
within the building. which would enable an evil
diapoeed per =on 10 carry out any deslRn against
the buidiuRe In iss vicinity, with the intention Of
involving It 10 tbs fumes
James P. htdRes, Chief Clerk at Headquarters
Of the e1a3: re1dszyous IN TIL. city has been Pro
10Th regiment nEncta Infantry. He enlisted IN
1s63, os private iu The ed I1llrois volunteers.
lfnvir. The position ef Deputy Clerk Of the Circuit
C1u1t ot strpbtueon comfy: ST. &C January l9st
ua3ued.
Three h1,1t1e;l and sixty thEca men were receiS-
I'd hy Major Hef1e1ran TO da3 OF these 9a3 we're
vii rtcrnite, lftf-at1 -~hiIc drafted men, teGe1-
This Eighth tol lrtessioual District has cot
through with the drsft, which Capt. .Keyes has
.0ldtcttd most admirnblg.
GRAND TENrLAn ELECTION.
t,he late Grand ANIMAL Convacation o! the
Most E1cc1EeLt Er1ud Royal Arch Chapter Of tue
Stste Of Illinois, held nj SprEn2feld on the Ith
inst, tne folio" fns officers we've elected iox the en-
GTsnd Hish Priees, Y. II. Egsn, OF Chicago.
Deputy Grald High Priest, L. L. Mum, Of
Grand King, O. Il; Miner. Of sv.lOeaeld.
G1and scs1oe, G. J. Wade, OF Ottawa.
Grand Treasurer, q Dl}ls, Of Quincy.
Grand Secretary, Fl. G. Rerno1Gs, Of Springfield.
G.npd Ch plaiu. Levi Lnsk. Of dylvia-
Grand Captain OF Host j. L1niDEer, Of Peru.
Grand z. a: Captain. ]; =: Miles, Of Chicago.
Grand Master Of ID Rod, i. T. Stockton, Of Rock
''t Grand 1laster oi ID Rod. " II. Aviee OF Quincy
Grand Ma-ser Of 1st Rod, j. H. Samson, Of
Steward, T. N. Pitcher. Of Springfield.
T3ltE, Q. N. Stafford, OF Springfield.
, 1864-10-12
PENNSYLVANIA.

FROM PITTsBURG.
lspetial pi'pasch to The cbicngo Tribuas.l
nrrsnuns. r., Tuesday. Oct. II.
vote IL about The tanc as last year. plump seven
tbcussnd, No definite rttssns frcm Western coun.
,tcs h.vo hoar r.reive7 ~ :ha fav co;vna .how
t.es na'e useu D"' 'lo 'e" 1eee1'"'@ 1no"
op,cn pn., .7lns Or ,a1 nslas.r1, 3 r.a ,na,
cations are 1b.t the Republicans lave re- gained non
e,sD to seoo 10 tue city, aad thst the sfst' Is
gwen up oJ prominent Democrats'
PHILADELPHIA, Octuber 10, ml1uiGtt-Tte fol-
,sw,pg Ut return, received from yuI,ons pafts Of
the State:
1et District, 11th Ward-Democratf: msiority
H loss si
ath lllst!lc', uo,iess9"n, bacRa co.-oem. n l.
jo1,;, e.; Dem eEaa,.a eaian s. ~, Wal no. .o.,.
oo sa e., Wsr Ren af y t bsSP R m}oaiY
m.tcI,ttg Z S9: r. ,;. a.,
~ w. as1 asa ~ "a'o e'Ves 10 hep
a!th Ma'dI'.:G 5.as RtR majority; !; Rep; Galn ~.
!, Soldiers e Of Chester Aospi1al-9o1ed Republican
tleEst; q; nemosfat1e Sfs .n,tv o,ro 90, ,,,,
-Four towns IN Crawiofo county e11e ~ Rspno'
publican majority.
sscond Ward, Democratic majority: Third
Mstd o. 1eS'n M Rms52y ssfanoE 1 pqmo
county, Democratic mat3r GO, Republican gam
:. estfali township. Drmoefatlc majority w.
10th DIit1ict, TAmaqua Borrc: h-Dem. o3:
union Eulr, IS. Port CtiEton-L =. 1ns1. IL
LIN gain, ~:
,ain s'o"" Do@'''-4A -''''' -'A' 'D'
1tfh D,,trt., Fast Hn,ronob rcr+h,m,ton co-
M 11'r -; X ~, ~ A'0' f'on w
XIX ~; ,!;st;t ~ ~ nsnoh,, ~ 11.-rish,. no,
,,a5 s,a mu1 r. car ~ ,aI1 ftnn,
R.ng WI @n.i -nsi 1Ss saADt ''' 1' aea4o 11"u1
1S,h i'isty5ct pctfYshnro Ror,r:nrh.-v,- ner.
mai ri
9Th DirtFact-30 townships in Chester county
shG# hsp1o1can loes o. ny.
, 1864-10-12
TEE PRESIDENTIAL ELEC-
TI0N SETTLED.
TIME FOR LITTLE MACK
TO HUNT a EUMBOAT.
6ULDOWN COX DISPOSED OF
---VO0RHEES AND PUGH
LAID AWAY,
TIE War in Missouri-.Price
Fading Out.
THE REBEL INVASION OF THE
STATE 4 FAILURE.
EK0NI ROCK ISLAND,
Political Meeting-TLa Cause In uock
Ha1aAo &C Unty-acieu7o OF Union

NA4ANAEAA
lEpeeial D3sratcb to tie Chicago Tribunal
ROCK ISLAND, ILL.,, Tueetar, Oct. II.
A. L. Stone. Of Louis!ana, addressed very large
and euth1stattie audience last night at the Court
touse the largest room In the place, being the d1st
Of eeEtes Of appointments for this coanty. The
house, Notwithstanding the ehort notice OF eix
hour, The appointment having been changed from
Moline 10 this city, was filled to the utmost capa-
city. The Copperheads were vel represented,
auu almost universally renamed during the autlre
speech Of Iesrly three hours, aud when, at the
conclusion OF one Of the most souI stirring ap-
pea.e in behalf If the Union, ever delivered in
this city, the patriotic sualence called for three
cheers Tor the Government Of the United States,
.he Copperhesds, aimo.t to a man+ joined their
voices With those Of the U1Ioa men, and the en-
1hnfiatm WAS imnen%e.
Mr. Stone tas the most polite way Of complete.
Iy uainE up these Coz fotsaken peace eueakz, Of
Any uAt We have ever heard. No dcnunciattons,
nc 1uvectfyes; but blows, heavy, rapid and 1bao-
luts,y Irresistible, striking at the very foundation.
The Union men Of Hocx isiand are nliqe, and
fre1t preparations arc bling made Tor monster
mar meeting on the 18th, at which Governor
Tates and other distinguished tpeakers arc to be
prtteut.
Seventy Of The rebel prisoners who enlisted into
the United States service, but we're rejected by the
Surgeon, were ftth morning re1eated BY IN order
direct from President lincoln They are low free
Anu among us-
nectA bi1nhter than ever.
, 1864-10-12

T We are prepared to presently hear
good news from Missouri The Price the
rebels offered for the repossession ri the
state was not enough. The attempted in
Ttstment at Jefferson City failed, and Daddy
Price and his tatterdemalions are headed
west, moving in hot haste tor the Kansas
border, making themselves severe vista
ton at =ll the stables and hen-roosts they
, 1864-10-12

Political Meeting Balloon Ascension
-Copperhead Disturbnnce.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunal
Moxx ouTu, Warren Co., ILL.,,
TnesdAy Oct. II, 1854.
Last erering there was continuation Of the
speaking In this city by Judge Kellaze, Judge Nc.
Lain, General Paine, Clarke, Carr. and others
The Wide Awates OF G4le=b7rz and Monmouth
we're ont IN force, AID made IN impos!n, di play
with their torches. lanterns, and 1rauepArencies.
Abont s o'clock yeste1day afternoon Professor
Nnbnr, the well known &rouan. m1de success-
ful @1ial ascension trtm the ALrIcultural Fair
Grounus adjot1 Ing the ci1,. 4 large c1oxd wit
Messed the en'er1Ii-mg 1e4t. The nd4tton COM
mert ed II four O'Clock, but it WAS not until haii
part five that the arcaant bade good bye 10 all
te1rtsrla1 persons A1d thtnCs, aud teok bis de-
part1re for thai regIou Of unknown space where
no path is surveyed and where no hn:er pos:s
1naIk the way. The Professor reached an altitude
Of twR miles I'D Ccreended in ea:ety ab,nt five
miles from the point Of departure.
Lat Saturday nlebt Charles Phelps, son Of Cap
1ain William Phelps, Aktisssnt Provost sarshal
OF Fulton county. Vho WIS engaged IN serving a
1otice upor drafted men, was s:ot At aLd severely
oundrd by srzne u the Col'ptrhead bu.hwnack-
ere II Fult.n, this Was in 1sao-lls Township. The
wounded man IL not expected u recover.
, 1864-10-12
Steward, T. II. Pitcher. OF Springfield.
Tyler, Q. N. Stafford, OF Springfield.
FKO.n WA REN COUNTY.
The Democratic Flzzle on a Small
(c3ackerep Scale.

[5pecial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune
MONMOUTH, WARREN Co.,
Tuesday, Oct. II, 1854.
The glorious Union meeting OF yesterday was
followed to-day by gigantic Democratic izz7e
Large posters announced that mass meeting Of
the Democracy Of Warren County would be held
to-day, with speeches from s. Corning Jadd and
o:hers- The weather was de1ishstui, and a large
optpour'1e of the unterrifed was predicted.
The candidate for Lieut. Governor Was on band
at an early hour and. in COMMON n ith the leaders
here. caFs many an anxious glance towards the
prsirits from whence the crovde were expected to
come. but time eped on and noon arrived, bring.
ing onl, disappointment to the anxious Watchers
After dinner We sailed forth to und the u:ass
meeting. Alter having been several TINES INFORM
ID tbht the mass meeting was at b certain whlsSey
Hhop we enter cd the Court House, where VIC dis
coyrJed The object OF our Eearch.
Juda vas stating h1A mission: be had come not
to cal! the righteous bnt sinners to repentance.
The sinners, in hts eetimation were the RepnbIl-
cans. Tic audience were counted In our pre-.
ence, and numbered 1eG, including the-apeaker.
These were 30 Republicans present, aid several
IsGlee. T. he Union men trupprd off ons after an
otheT, and an hour after our entrance thsre were
W persons present.
JLdn's speech was simply an attempt to evaae
the main facts at tesn=, AnI needs no report.
The Deetlne adjourned to meet again this even.
tne To- listen to u speech ffpm rome new found
SR edfsh orator.
, 1864-10-12
FROM LOUISVILLE.
How KeEtucky Ioyalis<s Like xhc
News


Especial Difpatch to the CLicaSo Tribunal
Lor7sv1lE, Tue.dag, Oct. II, 1854.
The news Ct the great Tnion victory in Pennsyl,
yania, Ohio al 1udlana was read here By the loya
citizens with the utmost delight AID enthusfassn
The .Loysl League Of Louisville was in session
when the newB vas 1eceayed aud gave three times
three cheers Tor the Upion and adjourned TO the
street, marching up Jefferson ttzrct 10 the Union
FTxss oflce where they gave rousing cheers for
the Union .Hxxs, for the Union Sicfor1es aud
for Lircotn and Johns1n. The Ervat crowd then
nareed % Main street, singing Old John Droxn,
IL the Cali House, when jas. Speed welcomed
;hem with etirrIng atdreee. He said 1t Was The
ret f,rne ever 60 loyal sons vas: chAn!ed In the
iii no1T mt forth their utmost Efforts to carry the
Stnte ann they Will DO 1t.