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"The cXpences of the present Ad
ministration are thirty-dve dollars y
second. ."-R ochester Union.
Let the loyal people of the coun.
try bear this in mind. They are
now paying thirty-fve dollars sec
ond to remedy tho evils brought up.
on them by the Democratic party
The rebellion was inaugurated under
a Democratic Administration. Sum
ter with its devoted garrison WIS Ell
vironed lay stolen cannon, formidable
Notifications under Democratic Ad.
minlstration. The arms, vessels
money, forts, dc. of the Government
were stolen under Democratic Ad
ministration-under James buchanan
under Dcmodratic cabinet--by th,
Southern wing Of the Democratic Par
ty, with the advice and consent o
Northern Democrats. Now, the peo
pie are paying for the treason and i'm
beclty of Jones Buchanans Demo
cratic Administration at the rate o
thirty-five dollars second Th,
people arc paving this enomorouc
sum for the luxury of Democrat,
rule. Had Jamc buchanan done hi
putty, the rebellion would have beer
crushed in its incipicnt stages Ha,
James Buchanan protected the Gov
ernment arms, forts, arscnals, &c, n
lie should have done, the succecdiu,
Administration would have had the ma
terial whcrcwith to crush the rehellio,
as it rose. James Buch anan's Ad
mNnistration armed the rebellion n
the expense of the nation, and left !
unpreparcd for resistance, and th
people are now paying "thirty-iiv
dollsrs a second to overthrow tn
work of his administration, Th
people have had enough Of "Dcmo
cratic rule" They have decided t.
have no more. Abraham Lincoln i
their chosen leader to bring order on
of the chaotic elements.
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Obtaining Information from Grant.

4
A gentleman lately from the front
tells the following good story OF Gen.
Grant. A visitor to the army called
upon him one morning. and found the
General sitting in his tent, smoking
and talking to one oflis staff officers.
The stranger approached the chief
and inquired of him osfollo"e:
General, if you iinnl, hc' und gct
between him and Iichmond, will you
not uncover ashngton, and leave il
y prey to the enemy
The General, ,lischarging n cloud
of smoke with 'silver lining front
his mouth, indidercntly replied:
"Ics, reckon So
Stranger encouraged by the reply
he thus received, propoundcd question
number two.
General, do you not think Leo can
dctoch sufficient force of his army to
reinforce Beaurcgard and overwhclm
.Butler?'
"Not doubt OF it," replied tho
General
Stranger becoming fortified by his
success. propohhded question number
three, MS follows:
General, is there not danger that
Johnston may come up and reinforce
Lee, so that the latter will swing
around and cut yoor communications
and siczc your supplies?'
"Ncry likely" was the cool reply
Of the General, MS he Knocked the
lashcs from the end Of lis cigar with
his little finger.
Stranger, horriiied atthc awful fate
about to befall Gen Grant and the
army, and then made his exit. and
hastcncd to Washington to communi-
cate the news.
,>>>>~,>-~~~>- . ~N~>~~~~N~N
hourhiui t"iucid'nc.'--n Sd.d ier wri-
TN: his own obituary.
a correspondent of the New York
Herald with the Army of the Poto-
mac writes, under date of June 2lst
ii very singular occurrence was
noted in the 10th Massachusetts, yes
terday. A sergeant had been enea.
SN' ~ 'ii' AN ulNlSliil 1lbSDllVl lllt
= day pre-, ious in placing upon num-
Der headhoards the names of men,
bcrs of his regiment who lad been
killed in the late fight or who had
. died in battle, which were TO mark
their last resting place. There was
ono hoard in excess, and, in sport.
i've vein, he placed with lead pencil
his own name upon it, and the date
of his demise, Goth of June, rs his
term of service had then expired and
he was about 10 leave for home.
Yesterday morning, while near the
/, front bidding his companions in 9TH
er regiments farewell, he was struck
in the breast by a 20 pound Parrott
and instantly killed. His remains
: were Inferred TO day, and the very
= head board he had unthinkingly in
scribed with his own name was plac-
, I'd over his grave, and with date cor
, rectly marks for time his resting
: place.
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1t is reported that the rebel author
tiles ha y. prohibited any more cotton
burning, as the staple ia necessary
lIOr ! i'oho r,'''''i".. rr"rosoe. nlu
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-07-08

walked beside Of the carriage till it
cached the corner where our tale
opens. Here with low how, lie babe
his guest farewell in behalf of his
townsmcn. When his speech was
ended, Senator Jones arUse Will,
graceful dignity, exclaiming, at the
same momeni--"Tll do the same, jim
Harris, sec if ] don t?'
Thunder. strnck at such response
to his fine flourish of words, Squire
Harris recognized IN one glance the
Bill Jones of his childhood, and the
stranger at the village inn. The
threat, wruug from tho crushed spir.
it ofyouth, was fulfilled, nnd--but
reader, INV task is done.
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Our work shop Is under tho charge Of Mr.
81 I'm T. Gross. which Is n sufficient eurr,h
Ice hat al WORK win be done in the hes
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LIGETNTEG-EO

ru, up An old ones repaired. liberal pat
ronape solicited. ,ro,,
Pindlav. Nav 6 1864.
, 1864-10-10
The following uote WAS received last evening:
HEADQUARTERS Co. E, 14Gth ILL., VOL,
SOLDIERS HOME,
Meeting or the Beard of Directors
Monthly and Weekly Hepprts-Aps
poiutDents OF lC0n3nittse8-Do-
MaGl0nS and UlstussIun6s

Tic regular mectlrg Of the Board Of Directors
Of the Soldis1a' Home WAS held yeste.d.y afteY-
noop, at The Home. at Fut.v1ew, the President, 7.
B. Bryan, E.q., in the chair.
The minutes Of the previous meeting were read
ard approved.
Mrs. Cuehlpg, on bchaf OF the LADIES' Committee
at the So die1e Hest, mau the Jo::ugfug report Of
men n d meals tor The week cndia: Oct, i:
Men RcceiTet-Fr,d1y. Sept. 70, Id3: Satunjoy
Gs; Sunday, G69s MordaY, 50: Tpeeday 1.lYs:
Wadre:day. 10; Thnseday, 129; Friday, IS; total,
2,3'3.
Meals ee1yed-Fndsy, 1872: SATURDAY,. sss: snn.
coy, s7e; Mcncsy, aG5; Tuesday, 1.431: Wednes.
DAY, i15; Thurtday, 6!4-to I'll, 5,a.a
The committee from the Hotnt reported fo- the
month, 1s4 arrivals, 50 departures number At pre
eent in The BONE. Is; number Of meals served.
3 1850. The n. oical report indicated Il names On
tie tick list durfpg the Inolth and 373 prescsio-
tfors given. Tterchave beeu II, deaths. Arncl:a
hare been DONATE to the medical department bY
DR.. chtrlca g. Saith, G. ". Idesun, and j. q,
Reed g. Co. ="
The various committees reported ati things pro.
ertEttnR tavofabty at each Institution.
Tbs iol owing donAt ons were reported: S1ele
and Josic htpRmAu. toe result OF Gates of fancy
wtrk eff led BY them e 50, Mrs. Msncelt Talcott
80, Mrt Breckett so, The real ults OF fair gotten
up by Mary L. Ht d Carrie Smith, Lottle e Bro N
sid Mo]he Mctzsnr <15Ie5. The proceeds oE a
chua's fair o.teinated BY Belle cooper. Anuie
Kelly, Sophie FlanteJe ind Lizzie 6h2ckford the
latttr little Lady oftee mature rye Of Beveu years,
, 1864-10-10

building, 81. feet in with By 10 in depth,
three ta stories a. and basement On ths
connecfed with it b. bridge over tha
18 feet alley way. It II The intattton to use the
upptr portion Of this bntld1nR for the scconmoda-
OF Commerce The structure viii be- proceeded
with st an early ua1e, and is eatimated to cost
$a5t00
The following are the uamea OF the officers the
Chamber ii Commerce:
F5GstH en:-R. u. Houeh.
Vtes PTesadenEV. A. Turpln.
Lyman Blair, J h. Richards, Geo. u. RumseY,
T. J. Bronson, Henry M!lward, Dsulel Thompson,
Hugh McLennap, Samuel n NicAersoa and J. K.
Pollard.
SteFefdsV-John F. Beatty.
T}eusNfk5-Jnbn Y. Ear-Gn
1t II to the 1abors md 1ertiors Of thete gentle
men that tho city owes the existence 70 the Cham-
ber of Commerce." We trust that they may long
live to gather ipcrt ased Wcalth and prosperity in
the balls Of the building, which owee to them IT.
orlgtn.
, 1864-10-10

The Richmond Enqsiser OF the 9Th says; The
ereDs's line extends from Darb,towu to New.
market. The rosd Is located almost lircctly len
Of >Chapn's Bluff, about four and half miles from
he city. McCla1a1 was at ona time about the
tame di.tanee from Richmond, but farther North,
n he vicinity Of sesen Pines and Fair olks.
stseDt tseni9g 1haiE lines. They may probably
asaiLst attack. but we do bold that it eau ne
hansed with the came engineering skill. Fort
.A-1rison ia tbs main point now held By them.
Their a9vAn;ed positlon tor many miles presents i
ntW picket line.
There ,s et:li strange silence ab.ut Petersburg
Yesterday scarcely eun was heard up t. late
hour, beth sides waiting ana watching tie enemy
evidently Determined.
The Rlchno. EEamissr Of the soth SAYS: The
rebel Secretary OF War hAs approved eheAppolnt-
ment OF a gentleman Of known capscitis to reniin
With the army, NJ; Nos'op, Of VlrstA1a, to trans
tbehtlc bst Of the kAtd. ou1 ded aud missing IN
ereey anga2eme1t; /; the same being desiened for d
permanent record as veil as pablIc information
One benefit Of this ase1cy sYstem. II psppely CON
Gusted will be ths ayoidene Of fllln9 nswepspes
l!tts with casnalt.ts 1ccurriug IN every bait e
thereby unwtttina1y anordin9 every 1nforma
, 1864-10-10
N0tn3 on Diseases of the Ehroat and
Lungs, and the resv uosc Of Oars.
CHICAGO THROAT AND LUNG Ivsr1Turg,

LUlEAGQ IHHUAT AND LUNG lNHT1TUTE.i
MCCoRMIukss BUtLD1nQ.
Con RANDOLPH AND DAAEuoHN Srs.,
we shsll pnn!'sh from tiMs TO time fntere-lng
4rs:clen upon throat aEd eaeat diseases which will
be worth reading aud preserving.
4 CERTAIN cAuaE OF coysuxPr1os.
Special attention 10 now called to one cause Of
consumption more iriehtfut more terrible and more
instdions than any other--one which Is too gsner-
Ally overlooked in medical examinations or which
receives but slight attention when fouod to ex1et.
This ceuse fs c.ass Of diseases peculiar to women
-diaentles 20 de4lcate and often ooscure that the
dtrstAnd their nature and treatment These CON-
ptatuts are alar1utnely prevalent In this count1y
jsct pfecIudes the exped1ency Of dlscnssion and
e1poeit,on in tho popular tources Of Information,
ard medical magazines rarely fall in.o the hands
information upon such aub)eets-the sufferers
tlemeelyep. The general debility and fragile
health Of American sadies is tue subject OF Gem.
uent by Europsa1 travellers, and Is alika marvel
Irisnot our purpose ut this time to enter upon
tn exposition OF the primal cluses OF these dill
msy be thus afflicted that they lead directly 70 con-
sumption and death, md demand immediate a,tan.
ticp, ere the heaIth IS hopeles>lY DESTROYED, tina
sgd tis brief ptrlod Of fs smblttered BY physical
tpfIetit e. There are thousands Of ladies afflicted
with rome form Of uterine disease, wno are not
conscious Of the d,eadtui results hich will ultl-
a celebrated writer. in speaking OF this subject,
esys: sin addition TO the GiseaEes Cannon to
10th sexes, women are snbjecr to class Of dis.
trees1uC complaints peculia, to themselves a1d de-
noutlated In general terms tensie dtreases.' To-
yclyjnr considerations Of delicate nature. thesa
compiatnts have too generally and too long bsen
shuI out from works Intended for popular distrlbu-
ton. Hence there is general ignorance Of class
OF dlseases witch isst ueh!tlns Wozaan Ear her
h,eheet euty." ---.-
Lupg and Heart diseases OF every form Hnd grade
{C.,a1h, Throat Complaints, Asshms, Bronchttt*
oririD 10 Female complatDtt. and winch you'd
dc5T all remedial aid without drat removing the Pc
ccljsr Cause For yests tbls special departmeat q
nrac1tce has claimed share of nv attention, ana
lie rratlyit success which his attended 1t Is too
well Known 10 require comment There SHOULD %
no delay in application when it Is: apparent thas
tits creit Cause Of consumption exists o. tnas ne
heatb from this or other uuIrown cause "a DEEM
Ina. io1 The patient m.y be almost impercep;tsly
ntarinp that fatal uud mereiless maelstEon Wneto
tens of thourands hsEe gone down before. -,
K2r Wnufe IT Ia impossible 70 cau, persons ~,
hlcied msy wriie {, lc.osfug ten p,sAse s:aEnel
when lIttle book eud q lat OF qnttluuh VIII %
sent by neIt msu. Now Is 4 faEorab!e reasan M tos
treatment 'oet1eI1AA*
uekxoeoIitxp RRH to Hsn$*--1f1s HHll ~
il 70 rent ic1 I'll the PURPOSES i5 which e:cn EEAs
, 1864-10-10
Market8 by Telegraph. !.
ALBANY CATTLE MARKET,

0PEEING DAT.
tReported By Telegraph ErcluEvely for the Chicago
lIlbu Nd
A1BAAx, Oct, T. 1861
BEEF CATTLH-There is lirtle more inquiry this
weak for Beef Cattle but the Improvement IL scar:e
II pe1cspuble. P11teB c about tbs ssnne "a lAst
week, ,anatne nom 4ka8Hc p y. llve weight. But
few Of the prominent bayern hare taken any Jet.
Receipts. 8, SEQ head.
shEEP-Tha market 10 eu1 and Inactive. Prtcea
range rom 5@ic D.
HOGs-The marke. Is less fiat. Prices range St 100
1zc p n, nvo Re1aht.
C1oeN0 DAT.
There has been a st:a!y demaoa for cattle all dsy
Ard tofsl sales, Including Ihoae mado yost.rday.
lesch 3co TheEe scatct1y my din ence In prices
~ coMpbled with last weak, bbs vile hsFe no
demand for tatte rhe1, the loHer grades sell
paia.iyel{ Quck now: The p.ices paid range
from to 9Ac. Ano e The sales wera IS Kentucky,
averaging iso ns It 8hcs % OHIO, nne asd fat i6a
best Msrktt At faction: vcr 9.,c. Receipt, $500.
held over stncs last market 700. making total On
sale 4tCu.
snxsF.Witaout change, demand light, At 10; re-
HnasHMsrket more selling and olders N ire drr,
euotatons q s1.e; receipts, ls,h*a. Shipped to
New York. 14,RCQ.
, 1864-10-10
Especial Dispatch to the Western Pteas-]
NBv YoaK. Sunday, Oct, Q.

Especial Dispatch to tbe Western Pseas1
NHw YoAK, Sunday, Oct. Q.
PROM suERlDAk's ARaY.
Dispatches from the Itrald's correspondent Al
shekidan's headquarters at Mastinsburg, bring
down the hietory Of the Shenandoah campaign to
Friday. Sheridan was attll at H1rrtsonburg.
There had been no engagement between him and
the main body Of the rebel army since previous ad-
vices. He has met no reverse whatever, as EARLY
claims. There Is no organized for.e Of rebels In
render communication with the front very hazard
oua. AnpeEsons coming through from headquast-
ers require strong escorts.
The New York Times correspondent with Shet.
1dan paJs that EARLY bad placaFds posted through
the Wiley when he moved oSards aAfpera Ferry
last time. notifying the peopls that they must pay
their taxes or before the 1st oi October There
is evidence on every hand ehowinE that EARLY sup
posed be should hold easy sway. Even after he
had been driven back to Flshet's Hill ha boasted
dliYe them back to Barper's Ferry.
/ PRIZE DECISION.
On Friday, In the Prize Court, the cl.in1 for q
portion OF the cargo OF tbs prize steamer Chatham
a loyal citizen Of GeoIeia had turned conecde-
ham ard ran the blockade. The adverse claim Is
on the ground that no article OF commerce ca1 BIZ
passed out Of b'ockaoed port without rendering
FROM GRANTS AnMy.
The Htrdsd's 10th Corps correspondent says the
commanding General Of the aEug of the James, is
on the eve OF lseuing coBRratuatorY order TO she
gallant command which did so nonfy In pressing
back tho enem. through long ser7es Of their
works on Thureday lasr.
Gen. But1 er will doubtless aTal himself OF the
la9try e7inced by many officers and men OF ids
columns.
EXCHANGE or PRISONERS
The Hernid1s 18th Corps correspondent. Gays GOO
rebel pripuuefs cama down yesterday from Bald
more Lanolng to TBrira Ferry. They we're
marched Overland to Coxs's Landing when they
we're banded to the rebel force. 4 family accom-
panied them from Butts who were ordered by the
President 10 leave cur lines.
FAoN NoR11E.
The Etrd1d's Mobile correspondent Of the eo!h
says: The wreck dispatch boat Ph,1adelphtss
sunk by the rebels when endeay01tng to pass the
hauled By submarine ~recSer. The rebel gun
boat Gaines, supK on the same day BY our heer
has been also worked on and several OF her guns
been ressuea.
KrHRS SIKTP. DAVIS sPEEcH.
Doubts have been expressed as to the autheni-
city Of JEFF Davis reported speech at Macon. Cop
perhead papers hare charEed that 1t WAS N anu fac
tnred jk our War Department for effect on the
election. The falaity OF such malignant charges
may be Understood when I say that have In my
pocket copy Of the Chsfs ston CouTitT, Sept. 20,
lfshed at the North The Courier publishes IT
without one Werd OF comment.
RU2oR FROM SHERIDAN.
Among the unauthentlc runora Of tod.y Is one
thct Sheridan has had fight with LoDgsteeet and
had another victory.
, 1864-10-10

uou Of losses duranR the progress OF action, aad
our strength when action his Commented
The H<,a1a. London % Letter i a., ~. n,o,o,,,,o,
q e.rman h4rket. % letd ~ thoasaad MIL
lion ooia1t. has quite taten John Bull shack.
p1opoa'uon y taikeo o. ior eQuipping fast
ton hlortaoa TnneTs and pe:f,nv ].c9 ras "uming-
c.r,nes ro,nr IN or inads nj rntrnn -, ~
Eome Ave- 1nenmntiTes sre snon so.ntar na!a oot.
snpnIy Soulht ru 1oats. rhey arr, thionad ~ M ~
same psr1,es who made the CONTRACT fne r.if,o.1
iron n,ezt ttonea t.o weeks ago.
All attempts to et e1oeer tue new rebel ,o,o have
10 far f1ilod, The few purchases u1ds hsrs he.n
principally for block ade escaped cotton, Tbs nron-
o$iuons fur tho loan only came IRON auonympus
sources.
TBoH OUR FEDERAL PRISONERS.
The following RESOLUTIONS we're passed N j. m,aa
mettipc Of Federal prisoners at Savannah. O. On
1he s8. II OF September:
.uo atIinr 1he Presidcpt Of tue Unttad Stste. ~
innufrs INTO thefr cor itiou md remove All oh.tn
ces copsi.tenk with the honor and integrity OF The
government.
second REPRESENTING preat euff.r ns amore the
prisoters not considered intentional By the Con
federate government.
Third, declaring that t0.030 pf13ouers have died
wi1h,n the past six mouths, acd fears lest all mar
Fourth, stating That tho prisoners ata without
c!othtrg Or blankets. and requesting our govern
nj Mt to arrange means TO tusnteh th-Ra
Fifth, stating that the terms OF service OF m1ny
Of them have expired, and ur.ing tnsir e1caap.e
to enable them TO return a3ne.
Sixth say 1nt that they are Wiling 10 suffer fur
Wiling TO euffer in hehssf o! any parry.
ThtT aak that matters BE- FULLY explained to
them
vnox souru AMERICA.
49,. -, A.. o
- ~ ~ -. ~ x ~ nrI ~ ,h.r I7n.omar1r rpIatIona IA
tween he two copt tries are at an en1, the l41ter
executfye having fald 70 satisfy rartous rec.ana-
tons against il. Tue ftct was commune red by
A eneclal War Comm,saIonar frum Brazil, Urn
cusy sueRss.s d to submit ali mateers IN discus
ann tn Tia arbitration or forej4n nowrrs, The
nronosal 6iqT m was r. reiecteI IN ~ snn,msrv manasr
f 800 w.ss.r
,.n. ,1...a oa s.s..s aAe'Ns. es.. ax.,
The FnstS NtteF Dated Nassau. sotn. SAYS
yef1 icy A@enGSn vessels neta al present. reaa
AZ sal unosl blu1sa TeRis.ef; 4. sesetat Q! tae
lassef Gaas ate nom Dalumoie. fnA ,oeIpota' 6os'
Ln aha oi9eI M e1ses. sses.sloaasts nave oeTn re-
Seaxins ~ t1s ~. Ysat g1oos not 9onusa. Lns!s
9nelness u onnos. & s4e,astss,s wto me 1eoss.
1ne gogas Gue .s rug uasaua aaa o.nes posas 10
tnoa, aso nata1, ~. 9o99s. AonGn y. ana Ros:s
alotg tne noilnstn Goast oess!al - 2aalaa ve
are euRageu IL u!ocAtae Iuun4uk. 4"elst ses:eia
, 1864-10-10

a, attempt had been made to rctake Fort
Harrison, which had failed, but did not
.mount to repulse. Later In tho day IN
pss anlt was actually delivered, which Was re-
pulsed: a,,oa ,s.-nsa that +hs r.nse Of
the fai1ute vas q m1sconstru "tton OF tha Or
der fixing the time Of assault By one OF the
ui7ikiun commanders. He ordered his
troops to charge the position t~en:y minutes
ceiytd the concentrated drs Of the enemy.
Tbe men displayed great tntrediptt7, sud u
| Ia ssjd came near curryinE tbs f"Et, but we're
compelled to fail back before the heavy fEe.
By the time they returned to tee
| he Ltber colum rushed for@ard ~ the pre-
ciee minute prescribed In the order for the
| stKault. apd soon encountered the same de-
slxuclive fire which had repelIet the other
culuup, The men esemed animated Dy the
determination to recover the lost position at
s1l hazards, and at one time 1t Was believed
that, III supported as they ware, they would
succeed IN expe1,ng tne enemy from the
| pepk. Int the fire poured Into their ranks nj
fe1 9Th compelled them TO recou. and finally
to iall hack to the original line. There seems
to be no doubt that the fort cou1d have been
| re.taken had theforces assigned to the duty
acted In concert, as It WAS designed they
should.
The loss of Bstter5 Harrison will be
blessing to ne, If 1t has, as is supposed, awa-
! kthed tie Government to the necessity OF
bringing reipforcemenss into Richmond
without delay, and Of streDg eheniag the
lIres Of Cha fins farm. General Ewell Is
one Of our most competent and energetic Of.
fcers. He 0uld have held Signal Rtr and
Harrison, If it were possible; but General,
how ever able aud actlve, cannot contend
against $4,000 nen with as many hundred.
It is currently reported that he often warned
bic sppertora OF the 1neuf1iciencs OF force in
thar qua1ter-that his warnings ~ere un-
heedeo Is proven by the events Of the last
few days. But no fatal vound has been Ia
ficted On the GeftnEes Of Richmond. Only
the future is shown. We repeat 1t ia a bless
ing, not misfortune, it there is'wiadom
here. Let troops be brought to Virginia
! without delay, from anywhere, for Virginia
| is the pillar Of the 'Contederacy. At present
the lines are eecure. But their safety cannot
be fairly left to Lees present army, which
has too great 1ord on 1t already. An ac-
cession to cur forces from some quarter Is
the sore need Of the hou<-the hour Of hnal
trinl, which is close ut hand That some
| new divisions Of good troops shou;d iu-
stantly be brought to Rlchmond. and tnat its
vast population Of negro women and child
! ren, who eat up everything, should be sent
| forthwith away, are the evident and pressing
| wants Of lhe occasion.
, 1864-10-10

Chicago Medical College The opening
exercises Of the winter session will be held at the
College Building. south Of the corner Of State and
Twe1t,. :, cond stssets this tMonday) evening, at
BY Prot o. NJ. Haydock. Tho pnDiic are iuglle5
to attend,
, 1864-10-10

Notlce.-Pcrsons living In the vicinity OF drug
e.sts who have rot been supplied with W1ight's
Indian Vegetable Fever Powders m7y obtafa them
by mail, at dve dollars gross or nftY cents Der
c0zen; Address Loza q Sn1ith, Chicago, ILL.,,
WhoIetale ApeGlp pC1Qt707.1t
, 1864-10-10
The Work of the Sauftarv
Commission.

WAsuN8roN, SATURDAY, Oct. 8.
Northwestern Branch Q. 8. Com.
Dnrfpg the recent military operations in the
Shtnandoan Valley, the Sanitary Commission has
had lsrge force Of experienced agents minister
ing to the wounded. and dlstri ming srores among
the hospitals. six car loads Of hospita! anp-
plies bBye heep sent to Harpce'a Ferry IRON B4lt-
more and Waahin. ton anc forwarded 10 the Com
mla+ :on'- wagons to Winchester and other points
where wounded are collected
A1FREp J. Bloom. Assistant Secretary.
, 1864-10-10
Hl1ln01a aht1 Htcn1@on Canal
Especial Dispatch to the CHICAGO Tg1nu1e.J

BRIDGEPORT, Oct. 8-5p.m.
C1rAEED-Repuhuc, Norrls: Gol4cn Clo1ds o.
tova II, feet lur1 er1 ds1 posts ard saoo lata.
Stars and EttipeB, Morris; Ii. L. Adams No. q
Prison. 1907 10 lbs itaves and heading Resolu:e La
mont; Il. G. Looms. do.
AR1ly1p Rosa Belle, Lssalle. $3.50 bu Rye.
1855 bu Wheat. Advance. Lemons, s3 yds dim an
a,on stone Eeao1uts, Lemsn 81 IDS Euanle
petis. Losspof a!so bu Cora, 80 6ns Eloar sad
bn Onts Monarch. Mlno aka Landing SO bn Wheat
4,ko bu osts. ca5naa, Lec1poEt. etoj pu What S.
BRIp0EPoRT, Saturday. Oct So p. u.
CLEAHKD-D. Hees: Lemont; Advaces. do; 1mce:
fo7 enaca 1920 It lumber, 1900 lA.h, soo ortck. -
hr1s l't terraux, Lasslle 9go3f: In nbsr Is brls
nne: Ecntestt Motf1t St. .gu1 larh Dolphin, Ottawa,
s6L18 It lpnp&F.