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THE STATE sENATOR.
The importance OF the E1ec<!cn-Pno-
ETaMme OF the C0pperheaQg.

The Senate Of Illinois cousIsts OF twenty!6y
membezr, half elected every two years, and hall
holding over. Twelve Senators hold over from
the latt general electlor-slx Of each party, The
eide which elects setkn next Tuesday Will contro
the state Senate, The Union n en- are enze Of car.
rdpg stx districts. There is o1e winch the Cop
perheaos consider 1onbtful-1he 2Alh, composed OF
ib The South aad North Divisions 9! chicseo, and
ard Thornton. Colorel F. A. Eastman is The
Union Ionfnee, and Lambert Tree IL the Copper
head nominee The Cope. are moving earth aud
ne regions beneath to beat Eastman and thereby
men in the 2slh Senatorial District 80 LOST to o6li
Gahons Of dnty AZ TO vote for LAnbert rr&a-A pol
ittc'an Of the PendIcton-V Va1landigha strIpeY We
hope Eot.
4 cooperate effort ie also being made to defeat
MeREre Isham and Dolton, Union candidate for
Representatives Of the South Dtstr. ct OF Cook
eopIty. The dcfeat Of these gentlemen may give
the Copperheads control OF The House Of Repre-
sen'at,see and with gain OF Senator as atore-
said, enable them TO elect rome Kn,gh. Of the
Golden Circle Unted Stats. Senator, aud enact all
The revolutionary laws tuey pleased, for the pur-
pose Of hslpi1c The rebels and breaking down our
GovupEelt. VIII Union voters belr these things
IN mil df
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United States ChrfAtfau Commission.
The Northwestern Branch Of the Christt+n Com
mlsEon acknowledges the fecetpt Of the folloWiu.
additional dol aticns Hinee the last public &C.
Miss n Psreons, Hennepin. ~, by Rev " G
KIapP, $40; Union meeting At Lasl1ie, III, BY Rev
s9SEs 'y nestRs ca ezsa i, 9qs Ct Co
Ch39n, {g Mis, e5 Hev G 4ccs6e, M 3t5; eollectIoa
ton In baptist and Congregational churches at
Gslva. III. BY Rev Oleott. $50 o3; meetine In
Dubuque. lows, In part. by 3 Jacoos Es9, Si00:
e "a; ,sads Ia L GFston. 1t nj By r.! 1sSRa aiea
Wood, $lfu; Union League ol Loyal Women.
B1 En- p1 ey fsstss Bps ha7S HsSssy aSa e.
1G9 s1s bsass Tos,es g s.! Hsy w wn at ftast
4sss spa % %Snsssss s. R l2 sGss hs9sa,a It
x5s6 co lection First Baptist Church, T. Crosse,
Wia, a7.t6: addtiona! nom Duon4ue, Iowa. hy
aee@R,G%s a1e;a w. D SGasss B.fss, sss s'is5
saa1; cGle s. stiS9 / :, BSds. r. = Rfv n Sirons,
VII, membership fund, by Mss 81 8 Wnitama.
ffs ecu sGeas s o Fss
IL. .sups rintendent sl1: B F. Jacobs, meetlne
ot Futon City, By Pyeon Tta.k, Esq, si.s g5; Wm
q Reed, Chicago, s.; additional from Ga'enar
Fan Il churrb, by q 4 Ha,lsnt, Treasurer, ssa IS;
aeei'ien.l nom Grssnwe9d meeting, b Il VAT;
q Dulban, Eeq, 80: additional rom Warszw,
"a. by - II cetf1oye, $50; meeting st
meeiine 4 Kapeville, nj, II p.lt hy Jacobs,
Henphil, Sa26: ladies' Christian commIksiop Of
Spring a,rtes 1engzeRsti9na! Church, Milwaukee,
Revj i :trorF, f2is Is; e Pfaltle Lsasue q
Loyal Women, BY Mrs Ja1e Chnmbers, so: meet
,ne Of citizens Of Sycamore, II, By Rev N41.
tIn eng E P Beard, Esq.;; $685.; eoliecs!on Of
by:R :Re7 Reet Evsn., $2so; meeting ct Lisbon, ~,
sa Prtshytt5isn conerseatien ~ IM1et,eno, m: by
Fsis. Sandwich, H., by Q " ca!4er. TreasurtE,
1913; Wm Patton, Etq., Sandwich. By Rev LF
Crawford, SIS: meeting at Esrlvilie, H., BY Rey
!; n Strofs, 81 M Xan pose9 Edfek: Ming,
Euekmsn: Eu1eka, Nina. &; Ms 9 Pool, Ea.ek.,
AsnD'' 20 cents h, Mrs Poei. Kn;,ska, MINI;
H., BY Mn Harriet pictersop. Secretary % S59:
Fsir al Polo. III, By Mrs Maria Holsoke, Treas.
pIer, s6co; Era, Oh cenni,tee At Waunnn, VII,
BY lobn ByH. Eaq, Ssd 50; neetiIe At Pain6eld,
III, BY R.y j II H:Tong in part, $15a 10; do d. a
Loekport. II. ~ Rsr NJ sssong, s14s.15
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Markets by Telegraph.
: ALBANY LIVE eTODK MARKET.

Especial Dispatch 70 the Chicago Trl5nne.J
ALBANY. II. Y..EAtusday, Nov.1
Western d1osets aEe In better huuo. this week,
The near aopzoach OF election has kept nt home, aud
the supply 10 comparatively light, less than 1000 ali
told. and Including many very light seaawags This
and the fact that there WAS cous1dcra
BILE Iuprovtmens IN she last New York market, led
to speculation which hAs cleared Ill tho ya1ds,
advance Of 35IcGs.te head. Abort 2.51a have bean
taken for New York and seo 800 for the Eastern
market. 1reluted talea were 81 eIsB fat Illinois
Msezs 1t Sc q D., average 1.2.9 ns: 10 good do at
&s3Qa head; average 1z3o nE 40 Canada at s99.oo
head s1alage 800 ps and u III chi1sn at 60sAc;
average 1,z5b MS
fus1r-Are plenty. oat the ave7aee Il unusually
poor IN quality. Prices, however. ars better. rArR-
ing from &c to Sc. with . sharp demand for e1-
trs- Receipt, 65;o head. :.
uoaE-1nqulsy ls Ac'lve at 1ca15c, and tsAc for e1
.ta.hesvJ ho7F. Receipts, 2e,sM bend; th,pped to
New York, l9Io head.
, 1864-11-07
Hkt Louis H9AFktt. :

:. Especial Dispatch to ths Chicago Tribunal
ST.. LOUIS Saturday, Nov.5 1854.
4uIoBAcco-Du1l; factory uss s8 10 to 3iolo: plan.
te1s DO t1e 4l7Go: commoa ehippisE leaf STATS
to us 81: medium do ll7,oo to s5o good and nne
Go S2!15 and S2s.s9; common and mei'um m1nutae-
turing leL 4s0so good DO ~. % and IS Is,
F1ous-Reetipts. 1857 bE1k- Msrket quiet. Sails
Of super Al p 10, dcv1Fed extra SsAo; inspected
ena delivered do as $3.50 double extra 1t ts.7s IT,
srett>A *R.1t~ A~A1 At--s - A-t
Observation-Disclosures. s.8o5 eacka. Market ad.
vanced Sales Ct 50 SACKS at u so; SO do 1t
$50 do st 3l9s DO at sl.e5 $50 do at T. ~ ;8 do
on ps1ate term; ?sso DO II lots as =. ST. do at
to AMY and go DO At II 2o7 per bu. Corn-saes of
ssi1ow at q s. mxed e q e. xase At tlss: DO q
Oats O. s2ckRn lots and 40 90 As s9Hc ana 81 do
at 0Ee per hu, delivered.
, 1864-11-07

esmt ter With our Cot Sherman when that officer
sde bis escape. but did not then think 1t prudent
10 make the venture.
, 1864-11-07

Vessels Passed De9xoft.
lsoecia. .xksphua to tho Chicago Tnbnne1
-, DxTRorT. Saturday, Nov. s, 1871.
UP-Beabl:d, susepsts: es, Alice. 9azs1nis, Athe'
mar. :, -, -
powH-RiyAl. ,
NlHp-MtAt,
, 1864-11-07
An lLLUSTRlOUs TEIO.
McCoJ mic r, the Owner OF the Times
and tic Father OF the lnvln-
- clhIe Club

Shortly ater The Southern "demo:rlcy'' con-
re1 ced open affare agstnet the Federal Govern.
ent, Cyrus q. Mccormick imported the dsein-
tpereas editor Of the Detroit Fnes Aess, and xet
him to edtdre the Chicago 11mts. 4 year OF 50
previously Mccormick had bought the 1Vsass from
Jbmes " 6heahan. The paper xas pecun!ari y
embarrassed: creditors were importunate and the
ttugt, crowded MI sheahsn Into partinv With tue
Io,sstsion Of ths paper. lie bought It n order to
e@to, ehe ahs pa1tx. ns ,st editor was the hsn;
,he "1,sntenast Governor" oia not aiI tie niii. .
ne Gs9l9 Ios rel hss lsst enough Or big and oraaa
1euees a @ ns bs sasn e b., t5e
noI tef by einb, renegade Yankee. who hsd turn
e. DIE e Goat and hecame doushface from oacuia-
eastsFdiy ard di-loyal work 10 b. d,ne AoS &a0
he Was duly installed, in the editorial eanc,un
ri 1s9sssa
ee1nfo1. IN bis power. The reaper nan fonS 90 =
moItfaet On the concern, ~ the records ehoT. aud
,hen 9tsantzed he 1nvinct6le Club to back up anl
history OF theec TWO tnstrumentllties is Ennvntn
or citizens. MccoIsulek IL the mss!er spirit or
icy ao 1upponsd WEI ~ ;puas n's ample ppse
,bey kuoW where to look for them.
Gould ,he lnyinclble Club and the Tmss do lei,
a e ~ 51%ne ,5s s Pos sr :os
"'te OK kbowe,h its owner, and the ass tts mas.
:tt's ertot" They ara An ilus.1ious trio. truly!
TIE HATS Observation-Disclosures
raIet called the Torkiag Atn's Advoeate, " and
tse'wo "tst" daily papers are supporting the
corpe1head rat ticket. A fortnight ago the Ttadea'
Assembly organ WAS denounclug the copperhead
dA1ly rspers AZ eitreputable "fst" concerns, and
ocad1y enemies Q! the laboriug man. We nos
ND It heIdtnG With them, retailing their sling
sno nes, opposins the Union ticket, workioe Tor
Tho "rats" and laboring with oil it's little might
Y y titS re deeiplss oi Vsllandioham md JEFF.
'U.9lsl AeCofnlct's doilars were too potent for
shsnei9l and cot1upt Us is the scorrse Of thst
lse ssss !st deeper tesFed.op Of
ctarfed By one Of the "rat'' concems. Who arp
POS euppoEtirg the copperhesd MI. ticket.
Eessr iet those Men open their moatks a9aia In
Ct1ebEo, shout the rights of labor ot the - DO.
1nion Of capital" They have pat tbs sollsr Ola
mt,tss around their neeks, ard Advertised theis
, 1864-11-07

EtcAFxD FROM TIN R1BH1A-We last evening
received visit from Capt. j.. B. Vllet Of ths slst
Wisconsin. who. In company with Adj James N,
Gough, 10Th Wis.. Capt. John 4. Kellogg, 9Th Tts.
Capt. Spencer, 10th WIS.,, snd Lieut.. Hatcher. aD.h
Ohio. crapcd on The bsh Of October ffop, 1enothr
captivity in Dixie, BY Jumping from tr4ta OF ca.s
a. Orsneeburg wh.le in MOTION On the line ton
Charleston To. Columbia s. @. After travelling
twentsfouF nfkhts, the party Arrived at Dalton,
rlve tho mar very interesting Incidents attending
tbs escapsde.
Cspt. FJ!et s.ye that the worst accounts Of the
cruelty e1erieed hy the Southern chtvaIsy to Sasds
thetr rxieoGers are ro exacgernttona. They wero
ersrted On The train by consc1lpts, one of whom
wss pettrsded o. to IRE: the Others did nce A.
nnpt it-a tnfncleut proof thAt they we're not par
tituIsrlY xEeE4e to the etcapade- The whole tonr-
loot; the neg rcta appealed 70 for help on the way
were uniformly friendly. and aH seemed glad 10
help ahfm-tle ey Of couree avoided white men. II
, 1864-11-07

New Ynsk Stock and Money Market.
. ::NIw YoBK, Saturday evensnx;N Nov. e..
AoE1Y-Actlyn and trmeE at : p cent.
ExCH1Eax-Ft11n at Il 9H@1p9x for gold. .
GoLp-Act1Te and dtmel: opening at 29iK, ad-
wanting to PIX, declining to 259. and advsncing to
.H4.
doyzBxHHsr srocEs-A shade drmer.
, 1864-11-07


- Laaiess FestlVa1-A CaFd.-Tbe Ladies'
Fae4,-a, A. .be .Imon part Tonaa q, Thnrad,v
sasa,,a o,.ats. SIT -. a. ta..as .r 49, ~;
evenine, VStoper Stn, lof INC eenens OF tue sol-
dlers' families, yielded $155 In cash, to be dis
pensed By the Young Men's Christian Association,
through thelr oFRanJEed corps, In relief to our
piye fhe SoIdtefs' Reet a Ycry nne assortment or
provisions and deicscies presented to the Sol
ftts' Bone az ekuowledRed bY the President,
Nr. BrJan. We also have some srttcles donated
to the Fair which will be disposed OF On Wednes.
attend, a. 1t will swell the fund for the soldiers.
1amlueS.
=, Il VII warm the heaFts OF all; Who Interested
lnemfe'Vee IN raadet1nE the feeLlval an emfncnt
success IN every department, that while - It IL
more blessed TO gixe t6an to receive" taei5 oene.
Violence has proeeh moet opportrue, and tnat me
psI " IL; taels s,%e 9. ptsss'nG nfeu Sas
tg ~ o ahe u ~ S NJ sa M.s nts'
sons iee @ cIes ana ibsqai danatie1 Tas
iaaIas ~ 10 Hn.nn p.1h unnea o,,d taraa, thaje
th,nSs 10 a, thnse W. I'm cones.t.a w;tn fham G IN
ther a. IN the h1e e.nsa a nrds- 81 ~
.-- g
-to.,-Re,,v..,,-.r4 -.r4,+ns,,, 1,,u .,s 1ro,,od,,.
II 1 1unet na! aao Ae.uooie'
, 1864-11-07

soLnr.Rs' Honr.-The se.trg Bee ofthe ladies'
OF the so'diers' Hone appointed ior Tuesday next
Iii be held ut the Home on Mond,y1l Nov. T.. A.
tusir ess meeting Of the managcrs viii BE- held at
the eams tiue and place, and large and e.rly at
ttnuance Is requested. -, -;
, 1864-11-07

Rux OyKR-A title scn Of Chester Taylor. Esq.
residing on West Van Buren, s1set, near Jeherson,
va. rnn over BY hack yesterday and bis right
afu broken. il. o." -
, 1864-11-07

CHICAGO AND NoRTHTKsTERH-DEro9c con. wxa1
WATER AID KINzM srp.
st r.! .,S$ SSBs =. :t:4; A''.s; =
Sesa %oSss;!esE Exssonodsitoa s ss:ssSP : sis
al1saA p1y1s1or 9, : r. ". aAnwAT--o1ro4
Fulton Paesenger..-...... g:45 am. ESQ I'm.
Fulton Passenger. .....-.. BIS p.m. $50 pm,
Ereeport Passen9et..--.-- 4G50 4G50 an. &95 pm.
| FteepoH Passenger. ....... 1G00 pm. BIO a. m.
Rocktord ra-senae1....... 4'0opm. 11:l0 am.
Genera Pasasngg...-.... $50 pm. $50 An.
Detroit Express. eaas osT5S ss5 sn. ..aoo an,
tTo,t Rstro,t E1Press ,tt52@pD tttsSSDm tIEs9e n
/ ,NiQhs E1pEeas.. p.E. t&S an.
MoMuAs sou7uEnN-DEroT ooiaHn Van 8uaW
Eysznaa Rsz s sss9 = T. T. :f5ss 5 4 n
Night Express. ........3tiGB ?: N. , +is:sop. n.
.piess vi Adl1,a 9a,aos gS1ns; = & .,sso .: n
Night Eprt. Va Adfisat5:5o ,. p n. s+11:oo ?. n.
10, Ss1 Ed Eap;sss Assonhod.on .S1S R
E?aiPE E1p5ess, aauy::: :s;sS - 1Ss P:a
eS Goaisss E113s:. 5S sa 4iiSS p p
PiItses!s.. 80 s.%. 9ss IN: e sG p, Pm
Arrive i Ih1ade4;-. Ma $50 pm $50 LIN. 1G1o a.n
,,,.,is, T.. .:..:-... ..-...... LIS pm.
!: :: fs,,sS:' :. SS:s' lets P:a. 1905 pm .ss e9.
.. Rsitimer!.. 1alts $40 pm. 10 an. 11sd p.u
Wssh'ton.-' $50 p.m- 1850 IA ;. k11 m
= CINCINNATI ALB LRH. +:
:. Day Kxprcas as.-..............8:00 a-m. 1921 Pm
Might Exnress .-:.....::. 1000 n. t11:00 pm .
Ter A5tanapdlb and Loslfsr!Hs,l
Rsy R;ybt ETpTess E1esss: issS N 3 3i:S p.. p
80 ILLINOIS, CENTRAL. >.
Might Fas.enger. -t1a:16 p. n. $3.50 am.
Kankalee Aeon. .....,.. *4:a p. m.
a,ds Park Train. f8::0 q. Il. *z:o0 a. N.
'; u s1s:l0 Pr. Was p. n-
- -..:.:...,e5:S P. q. e65s p. n.
CHICAGO. Bun1csaroN AHp pu11o1:
psy E1p1ese ard Nail. -. So s;so + n :~Asop.u.
Gsiessa1P aafn, I'D Qaiacy &c. 10 SlS r.
-, CHICAGO AND 81. LOUIE. -. :
Msl... go {. r.. ri
Day express. ...."5E0 m *00O p. NJ
joliet and Wilmington &c.
ccrnmodst,or. 80: .*s00p.m. "9Ba.m.
,a.s cIno1a2 ne M.;i AND aocE as,6 5s1AsD.'
Eieht .Expreaa- .12:00 PIN. !. Els In
In!irt Accommodation ..... 4:45 pm :5aSm:
Through Trains. .....~..... 4:30 pm. 500 am,
- CHICAGO AID Hu:WA uKKR ANYWAYS =.
81 panl E1pfesl. .10O0 kn.1 HiB PM
Nleht Express ..........-. $40 pm, Loo p.n.
Waukegan Aceom.u odasln $50 pm. aOpR
-Evs.ston Special. 980 pm. .EA b NJ
s3unda7s excepted: fEatufdAys eIcepttd;
= Aou1A1s eInepted+ :.
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AuIuHkIugnla.
ACAnEMY OF MUSIC,

A CAuEM I OF M1oIV, ...no,,..
a T;:ssssess sssf tfs: E S':sf e
steona 1ses k1Seas sso1 Fia .ss,E csosan Fss
tsss + ;Hs:ss
ssS Sss1. < sts +. ~
3ea's stsas ~ bsaes
- 50 a,s;,1, a.; A. An; A.
aDllssieE Csnrs 0Iehst1. cns,s5 z e.. sno r., f.
r IS 5ss s1s , tsss o Ps5i' sd
e'sisss s2ssss = Door osf' Edwin KElSs s:s:t::
RMoVICKER's THEATRE.
w n.dieen sssst, ossvsa ssss ass nsS.sE, n:1ss9sa
six1ssSs = @ lsS;S!
eorad ss.sass]Fnt5 ~ cssss; FIfvate Boxes. ssD
4 NJ IL Il oe ~ S Il g cae oeesf
TuzAy1a NAHH A1D Cox1cErAs1H.
Fn,.semtnt Of the eslotua' ID se.. - Al1a SuRA
KKEkE. Ba'tvsi q the so.gous 'pets@culsr Dfsms
g a'a 1HE SEA OF ICE.
des's des'ss e' 1A''an1' MISS LAURA KEEKR
G6s1ilos 81 e NJ. 9.................Aa 1.R-HAaLK
Capt de Lstcou1e, VT J. Dyott Haznoss. MI H. II:
The DEsma 1M DO sEesensed every evening ~
%
NOL. WOODS MUSEUM.
COZ J.Awoep asp BE. WHITMAN.
t19Nletofs ena Aaosksfa
nj y" o1eA DAh - o"s~'~h VI
kOsDAY and sys1y tyentng during tho week.
CONTINUED eU cGEs3
OF the tr,at Irlth Dana Of tho
THR COLLEEN BAwN,
o.. TnzBarpzs or eA1zxow1z.
Hardrets Czega-..-..... .........Ar. frank Aiken
eyles "A Coppassn Dillon
ERft9ta ss.S,33.1.... Mf. BfBdeY
4tun1 3sn0. ..1.-...-.,-......--..: Mr. little
AEu Ehute 3. PN11ln
ahetah-.:. LII. 9to1eau
NEW AID MAG1U1cxST ecETE7Y. patnrsd e1.
, 1864-11-07

and Sexual Systems. New and reliable treatment,
in reports Of the Howard Association. Sent BY
mail IN sealed letter envelopes free Of charge. Ad
d1ess Or. ]. Skillon Houghtou, Howard Assoca~
tioD. No: South Nicth street, Philadelphia, Pa.
IC44tS7 H[nf !.
, 1864-11-07

LAunA KKxHE.-This talented .hdy a3peAts to
night 1T NcVitkers in the great dsoss.lon drama
"The Sea Of "-iD which she created such
fnrorc On te1 last VISIT to this CITY,; :.
, 1864-11-07

. Go TO THE BEsr.-Go to Bryant & Btratton'a
Chtcaco Commercial College to get thorough,
prAettcal business education, or to become q good
!. Telegraph Operator. Address {enclos1ng statnps)
Tor circulaEs, BRYANT & STRATTos, Chicago, IL >
, 1864-11-07

Lost-Between Turner'S Hall and Methodist
Block, on Saturday. afternoon, list OF snbscrip-
lions to the German Labor Association OF the
West Division.. VII the hrder please leave 1t at
this officer
, 1864-11-07

.-Us1oE MEN It is your bouuGpn duty to record
your vote On Tuesday. Make no engagement fof
that day. Cloee Jour place Of business. If neces-
sa,y, IN order to 70 and vote. II ia compulsory On
yen to vote for The preservation Of the Union which
entities you 10 vote ~;
, 1864-11-07

CHICAGO AsD ST. LoU1s RAn5oAD-CHASoE OF
T1AE.-The winter timetable On the Chicago aud
St Louis Railroad goes into effect to-day Sunday.
TIM ugh trsi1a leave Chicago At 800 4 N. and $50
P. N. The Joliet ard Wilmington accommodation
ieaves lt 90 n m
, 1864-11-07

Bold RonnrnT, "A nusn batting from Kenosha,
Wisconsin, WAS set upon by pack os fnnssns on
Frlcay nieh1, at No. s63 Wells :strtet, and while
hit money, watch, and revolver. and then hcked
him tito the etreet. The parties were arre sted
by ofcet Pratt, andiw!l be examined In the Police
Court On Monday: =,
, 1864-11-07

THIRD WAHD.-A mass meeting Of the citizens
of the Third Ward will be held this evening al No.
GIL State street, to make tho ne:eass1y arraupe-
mente for the great national struggle to-morroW.
Let every Union voter be OIL hand there is work
TO be dole.
, 1864-11-07

A BzEmvr.-The clothing store of VIM. Bart
lett, Nos. ISL and 13s Ranoolph street; under the
Sherman House. has we'll merited this appelaticn
during the past week. Their ssles have e1ceeLed
ten thousand collars, and TIE stock IL by no means
exhausted. II you want anything to suit both In
qn4l1tJ md price. tn the way Of furnishing goods
cal on Bartlett; you will nnd1t.
, 1864-11-07

BREAK DoHK.@Ftstcrdsy morning the Douglas
Place csr on the Stale street Norre R,tl~ay broke
doNn OF ed rtreet ncsr lnditns avenue from the
weight Of tie large number Of DAeeen1ets 1t con.
faired, c. unit revealed the fact that there Tefe
about seventy people In The vehicle at fhs ttRe!
OF the acc1deEt n. 3. The CIR has accommoda-
s1o1a 10 Feat twenty passengers. bat tho condnc-
ter hAs accommodations for the ianes-eEAe many
ae he csn PECK In.
, 1864-11-07

TIE DRAocnAT1o 1syMczBlEs.-The ssInvlncI-
b!eB"-they Hnl write their name dara,so.es aitsr
the e1ect1on-xere out Saturday night Il all the
glory Of tallow candles, eunpovder and irish
whisky. Aided by the boys, and the ''furrin G;e-
ment," the1 got up procession numbering about
tn h1rdfed Of lager, sizes and coofs, and they
q jut eral procession, chee1lug only when they
pa..ed a gtog8eg or, when called upon to do so
Tor scme poor catd dleate Tor political burial mex!
Tueedsy. Altogether, 1t was as Arteuas, Ward
rou'd fay, "a show that showed the absence Of
, 1864-11-07

q, RAILROAD AccDEs7.-On Friday night the Bass-
crn hound fright on the Galena Division ran of
he track nesr Windeh, twenty eight miles out
trom this city, and aeven Of the cars were demol.
ished. In few hours the debris was removed and
the trains again running. 5s='t & =
, 1864-11-07

SECOND WABD.--There will be Union rally In
the s. cord Ward at Gao. a: FHehmsn's, on the
southeast corner Of Monroe and South Wells street.
on Monday evening. Good speakeraertn be
present.
, 1864-11-07

IT % RzroRTED that the coppesheads arc import
i1e a lot Of lrithmsu from Joliet and along the
ea1al to take possession Of the polls at Bridge.
port, AID ttuf the ho1es. Lei the Union residents
Of that precinct be PREPARED Tor suca emergency.
, 1864-11-07

THIRD WAnD M8Er1so.-Thera will he!a meet
Ing Of the Onion men Of the Sd ward at Union
Hall. No. GIL State street. Monday evening. Long
John, Chas. Il. Reed. Frank Lumba1d and others
are expected to be present,
, 1864-11-07

ef1of Yates to prepare and report the tiatrIhu-
ton of the finds proceeding from the State Public
Lands dorated By Congress to this State for Agrl.
cultural and industrial Education will meet 1t the
inst. at.a 4: VI; A full attendance ID earnestly
desired. n. ". ErKErs, Chm.
Ua1oE AEE, cut ont the list published in the TR1-
DUNE Of those who sought the. protection OF the
Bntieh Government whIle the drnft Was impending
over u. and see than none Of them deposst vote.
The enemy is unscrupulons, antHMould upe the
votes Of aliens totseepEe the election.
Foun7u WAnn.-The last grand rally in this
wata will be held this evening at W1ntermeyef's
Hail, corner of Larrabee street and Clsybonsne
aver ne. Turn out en- aGsse, AID let US organize
ior The election Your services needed at the
pci.s- Union voters Of the Fourteenth Ward neg
ltct rot yonr duty,
THIRD WAHD.-A mass meeting Of the citizens
Of the Third Ward Will be held this evening at No
e1' State street, to make sho ne:easaEy' arraoge-
mente for the great national struggle tomorrow.
| Let teyery Union voter be OIL hand; there is work
| 10 be done.
! UNION, MEN It is your bonndo1 duty to record
your vote On Tuesday. Make no engagement fof
that day. Close your place Of business. If neces-
sa,y IN order to 70 and vote. II is compulsory on
yen to vote for the preservation of the Union which
| entities you TO vote. .-..;:
SECOND WAsD.-There vii, be Union rally In
| the $. cord Ward at Gao. a: FHehmsn's, on the
Foutheast corner Of Monroe and South Wells street,
On Monday evening. Good speakerasril be
resent. 4 :.
THIRD WAND MRErEo.-Thera will hesa meet
Ing Of the Union men Of the Sd ward at Union
hail. No. GIL State street, Monday evening. Long
John. Chas. s. 3. Reed, Frank Luusasd aud othe1s
, 1864-11-07

For WuoM Will Tou VoTE.-For JET. Davis
or Lincoln will every vote be recorded that IL put
in the ballot box next Tuesday. There Ia no mid
die pround Mcclellan Is only the cats paw Of the
JEFF. DaF1s party, and all who vote tor him, vots
for Just that which JEFF. Davis wants. Take care.
In voting next Tuesday be sute that you avoid
Figing aid and comfort to the enemies ol your
country.
, 1864-11-07

= FOURTH WAnp.-An adjourned meeting Of the
loyal Union men Of the FouE.h Ward will be held
q, Fo!laushee's Hal, cordcz Of stata and Twenty.
second etreets, on Monday eveniCR. Nov. 7, at ~
o'clock, to hear the reports o{. committees and
n Tuaa Nnt y
, 1864-11-07
Patriotic nnd RraIsewo1thy,

Patriotic and Rralseworthy,
The ac!loI Of the Eagle Works Manufacturing
Company, as indicated In the annexed card. is
mott patriotic and praiee worthy, snd tte>eugEes.
tion shert1n contained wil nc hope, be acted upon
very generally BY cur manufacturing and CONNER.
cal establithme1ts: -
OFFICE OF EAo1H wonks MAxusAoxuHINo Co. j
CH1cAao, November 0, 1863.
To The Editor Of tbs Chicago Tribune:
Believing The coming election to be Of paramount
importance to every loyal American citizen, and or
concluded to suspend al operations ii this essab stab
llshment during The whole OF Tuesday next, that
every one connected With It may have ehauee to
count1ys trial It IL to be hoped that every manu-
featuring establishment IN this city will be closed
On that day and that employers and employed will
all alike act as II Tuesday Nns sacred TO the cause
Of human liberty. r. ". GATES,
President Eagle Works Manufacturing CO.
RALpI GArr.s ST. tratarY and I,ra4snfar r. -
, 1864-11-07

THE BoARo or Trade on ELECTION DAy.-At
tee sess'on' g. sIls 36vs Of Trade on satnrdsy,
memorial WAS pfl :, "a, from several merchants
and others, askirg bat the Board should aajo1rn
on Tuesday, The Board decided to- corp.y with
The request, and. In the language OF the resouton
"to rive one day to "a country The rcsoiu.ion
paksed Nkn{Gs Contradictions
, 1864-11-07

- TuRIEES1H WAsD.-Tte last Union -mass
melting OF tha Thl1teeuth Ward for the coming
election viii be held this (Monday) avenins at c.
Fo1z's house corner Of Larrabee and North avenue.
Let eY{fy Union man turn mt ;, -
, 1864-11-07

EDucAT1oN.-The committee appointed by Gov.
error Yates to prepare and report on the diatrIbu
ton Of the funds proceeding from the State Public
Lands dorated By Congress to this State for Asri-
cultural and Industrial Education will meet 1t the
fremont House, in this city, on Tuesday, the 18th
int, at q i: VI: A full ATTENDANCE ID earnestly
desired. " w. EyEnrs Chm