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, 1864-10-15

ESPECIAL Dispatch to the Chicago Trlbnue.1
MENRuls. Monday, Oct. 10, 1864.
had the pleasure of meeting, to-day, 7.
F. Vaughn, Captain Of Battery c, Sd Illinois
regiment, direct from Little Rock, Ark
IN ,oute home On sick leave. Capt. Vaughn
is brave and gallant ofacer-hss served with
distinction since the commencement Of the
var. His battery is cue: Of the beat In the
service. and has gained an envfah1e reputl-
tion. His many friends hope for his speedy
recovery and return to his command, The
Captain informs me that Little Rock Is all
right. Forttfications have been erected, and
everything has been placed IN condition for
defense. Major General Steele is determined
to bold the t'Rock' at Ill hazards-Geaerals
Price, Marmaduke, Dick Taylor and shelby
to the contrary Notwithstanding.
A force Of fourteen hundred crossed
{north) on Tuesday night, below Pine Bluf,
causll 2 considerable excitement at the Bluffs.
Their destination was unknown, but doubt-
lees to Join Price. Preparations are baing
made at the Rock to erect Quartermaste1s
and company Buildings, and winter quarters
generally. They have good supply Of eve
r3thirg at the Rock, except forage, which Is
very scarce. Troops have suffered severely
from sickness, but that Is abating, and their
general condition is improving. A liberal
supply Of sanitary stores at all OF the military
posts.
No news from Chalmers to-day. All quiet
here.
, 1864-10-15
ANOTHER MURDER.
StabblDg and Killing In a Saloon
EeAI0 OF the lotured U0n-The
Inquest

MurteIe in onr city etcm to be multiplying them.
stlves with alarming rnpIdity. Scarcely week
passes ttst ne do not record the Preparation o!
eomc sta.tlipg crime By which fel!ow being is
eent ont Of the so1ld at the hand Of m assassin.
The immunity from punishment which the perpe-
trntors Of there crimes nsualy en}oy-the ease and
OF shei1 bloody deeds, hss much TO do We doubt
not with their rapid and alarming increase, We
sincerely trust that the day Is not far detant when
the be taught that crime cannot be shielded from
it, Just pnnskhmcnt-
About midnieht On Thursday man named Thos.
house No. Is Einzie etreet. 1t secms that the de-
ceastd entered the saloon In company VIII smother
man and called for tbs ddnks. Il seeus that he
had been in the habit OF ordering drinks and not
paying for them. The bartender asked him II he
had ary MONEY Words then ensued. and tos bar
tender-sn ltaltap named Joseph T. Be1nt'coni- :
, 1864-10-15
FROM TIE TENNESSEE
RIVER.
The Nl4sracefui Affair at EaStport-
Narrow Escape Of Our Forces.

IT, "a n
Ha11o" 1Sc@Re o1 ou1 Ho1eos'
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.]
PAnucAu, Ky., Friday, Oct. Il, via CA1ao.
The ennbo at Kew West came down the
ronressao -,,e- yasta-dav Throncb tba
t-sndnaa" ~ @ ~ od,oara ~ ,,aca5 f. naa-
zass;11 ~ +ns eo11n..,no 1,srt;cn1sra ~ the
sesslon " tae aono"iue ~ Ps.as'at 49, ~ .a9
oissster 70 our troops ~ Esstpof1. 1t1 "sn
known That den' Washonfh started up toe
Tennessee river xith considerable force,
intending to form junction with Gen Rous-
saon a. -, rear Flcrence. Ala He arrived Mt
seaa ~ VI la =. 80 '@ .h..a sa;aas ="
Clifton on the ofh and vas mere joined DY
his cavalry, which had marched through the
country from Memphis. Having completed
hte arraouemputs m tha sth. he fook mn },fs
11aa - -as-o,, 1or Ftorsnca rz,th h1s Thn1a
e ~ L..t ,-hsas-ss,,,. aa.t ,,..1. s
command oaL 81 suo7tqaen'y Sent oacS -.
brigade OF 1,sGo men, including ESQ
command Of Col. Hoee Of the 18th Illinois,
with or7era tn e,nharr m boord tho citv n
nas..s ss...s sss raz.a. 49, ..a.oa3 u9 " y.
leAlo, autoaa ANU nen'on' ano pfoesoo W
river to Eastport, near which place the COM
mands would again units. The gunboats
which left C1ifton On the morning of the
1n,t a,,,r,,,.at r.at.o.+ st,ort t-re o,a,sa1.
ot0, aI1l7lpgat Esetpoft aoout t"o O'Clock
=: u. !ne sa11e aay "ltaoot "eeuns any op-
el1rct3gn. M -,z, :. r.
Masnou5n naa nor afflge9 at EastporL
Wnen me nset came Up. ana Col. Aoge not
onserv9g any lnMcatlons o1 tne enemy, m
mediately projected 10 dteembark hls troops
"llhont taxing the precautlon 20 maze re-
connoiseahce or sending out plckets.
EsstpoIt CONSISTS Of tWo warehouses; situ-
ateo on me vest pank ol the tennessee
hiVer, lew miles below Florence, Ala, and
near Chlc1asaW Landing. ABOUT oue'ioarth
o. O., mAe back OF ths Landing, rIses nigh
Nh, On Wnicn II, = wagon ROAD passes, and mid
Na5 70 tne ChlckasaW IS q piece OF lo~
gionna oI oayon, "hlea M Is evesno~ea e. az ~ 91-
, 1864-10-15

bosts were not silent spectators, but at the
On the enemy, finally silenctng the upper
battery. The bosts were struck Asumber OF
tines, three shells passing through the Key
West and one e1pl> ding amid ship. The
Captain of the Aurora ~as nortal1y weuu.
ded By the exploaion Of the catsson On bosrd
bis boat, and died the next day. The gun.
bpate covered the retreat OF the troops and
tyareports urtil all were beyond range, when
the men were again taken On bosrd.
Colore1 Hogs estimates the total loss et q
usrp, but others say 1t greatly exceeded that
nanbfr. It Wss disgraceful affair, and is
represented az the sole result Of the LACE OF
ordinary foresight and prudence
, 1864-10-15


The Treasurer and Executive Commtttee in
making this statement Of ward bountiea paid
would beg leave to thank the citizens Of the ward
who 20 generously subseabcd to the ward sc5p
craft. and relieving many poor men whose namea
would hare been compelled 70 e. into Tie Eoye1n;, a,
III holy, wicked and CnnFeess rebellion. Tor which
every true patriot should ever lend helping hand
iulfy constituted Government, Irrespective Of past
political opinions.
srcosp WARD.
The efforts Of the Second Ward to fll its quota
hare been chroniced in our columns. Among the
u. Danoluf, Esq.. proprietor Of The Orient House,
whose rooms have been thrown open night after
night to the pablo meetings Of the Ward, and
sctlption 1itts Of the committee. As 0 token OF
tbs gratitude Of bis tellow-cit1zens, number Of
the Second Waraers proposed banquet, to be
ibe Orient This enterta,nnnent came of last
evening. The tables Of the Orient vera loaded
.s ss sssea sGada Il @
nrmber O. Guests sat down at nine O'Clock to
tllencid bill Of tare.
ELEVENTH wAnp.
The Eleventh Ward can c1y "Eureka ~ It is out
Mona.y sope Ia sst II he ae deas q In
Ward was ss men. Nothing. daunted at what
seemed 70 require almost euperh1nau energy. the
eCNM1tlee went 10 VOTE, an1 On honGt3 put IN
mn. Tuesday II, Wednesday 81. Thursday r.
Friday II, msHnE total Of s.. The official cred
lit will be given To-day.
lt1d this evening a. No, 113 Milwaukee avenne, to
celebrate the nlling Of the quota. There WILL be
|blg tine, and eTe1Jbodg and his brother are
It II d9e to the generousiry Of our well known
d!zep, ". B: Ogden, Esq. to aay that tho success
af io ess se tit !, 1 ~ sss -. due
y scrip On solicitation By telegraph.
, 1864-10-15
THE COCK COUNTY MACKEREk
CONVENTION.
Nsmination Of Canaidstes fer Couaty Eepre-
stnta1iYes aad Olhtr 0fQsers-
Town Nomlnals4s.

uo1o 49, ~ - 80, -a.,a.a.s sc..s. -, 'us
~ As' ~ 1~s9 -'s~ Ao'n ~
eolemn conclave In tho Recorders Court Room.
lot LIE pu1poee " uolu1nai'1s eounsJ oenatof and
t1ict Attorney, and Town and Ward officers. Tbs
Attendance OF the ttuntc7riaad. .xas nnitareau,.
and yery little eutbreia waa. man}f.stei Ths
nien :oss IN laotsna on,o 2nd PsD2syya.
eeales. and they seemed to be perfectly obil7lous
to the great purpose for which they were convened
Aaron Haven called the meeting to order, aud
fe4nefted tho delegates to take Fests within the
psn anUnsnt5 - nt.t-se a13en' "aoasn " ooauJ
H,rn1n n Chss a.na ~ ~ e,,,, +xa.o .u.n:n..a
Ser1e1sries - ~A4Ao S0'" H. ne3e apposo'eo
On motion, committee consisting Of Messts.
po19teato e1a%ate e,ers ssrasai,,,v
the delegates, to the number II Ill., took their
tcatB.
On melton OF Major u W1!lafd+ the Lake county
delegation wss permitted to cast its vote Tor Dis
trct Attosnty.
On motion: the temporary ofdcers were madethe
permanent officers Of the Consentton.
On motion, it was decided that Ill voting be pira
rpct.
DISTRICT 'ATToRSEr.
On motion Of C, NJ. willard, It was resolved TO
p'oG on mot,on. q, + Helm. Of Wankesan' wasnnsn.
inout,y nominated ior District Attorney.
snEHIfF:
Dssius TniQ6t spd John Parmely were noml-
nsten
vote was then taken, resulting Is follows:
p.-,.s,~ ~ ea
F.ims q
HI. Pa1nelY Was DECLARED the choice Of the con.
vention by unanimous vote.
| cLEKK or TEE CIRCUIT oouR7
| The convention then p.oceeded tn nominate 4
f1esk for the Ctnnit Conrf. and Z: II : Tiiierand
| An,nttns Weir y are mt tn nnminstion
| NJ Weir wes TitEdra IN and M Miller vas
unanimorsly mominated. ~ ''%N' -@@A@~e ""9
, 1864-10-15
SERIOUS RAILROAD ACCl.
DENT.
Car Upset mud 4 Dozen Soldiers L
iuFedA

CINCINNATI, Friday, Oct. 14.-Yesterday
afternoon special train left Camp De1nison
for this city, with portions OF the 106th aud
175th Ohio regiments, Companies D aud G
OF the latter going forward to Nashville. AT.
ter passing the Engine House, three mile,
ahove the city. square or two, the car next
the tender bounded off the track from some
cause not known, and was drawn in this way
some $50 steps, and finally upset. There were
twenty-five men In the car-not passenger
but boz car-Bome fifteen Of whom were
more or less Injured, two Of them very seri-
ouEly. Most Of them were transferred to the
street cars and brought down to the city,
OF several Of the citizens and proprely cared
for, all belonging to the 10th regiment;
John B. Dennison, Orderly Sergeant Of Co.
D, was fatally injured by the car striking bis
hip and side as it went over upon him,
crushing him in such way as to affect his
spine. Dr.. Backman examined the injuries,
and pronounced them fatal Richard z. Red
dick, Wm. E. Ballard, Abram Wisler and
Be1rfen Phillips, su1t red injuries mare or
less severe, but none OF them serious.
Later from Europe.
CAFE RACE, Friday, Oct. 1.-THE steam
ship California, rom Glasgow the 5.h, passed
this Point this afternoon. The political news
is unImportant.
The great prize fight between Mace and
Cobnrn had been postponed.
COMMERCIAL
LNKHPoo1., Oct. 8, 1864.
CoTToE-MMket dull, with decline Of I'd.
BREADeTuYfx-FfEmer.
PAoyIsIoSt-Steady.
LONDON, Oct. t, 1861
SrocKs-Consols closed at saT@tsH for money.
III. c. 81 discount, Ere 41043.
CAFE RACE, Oct. 13.-The steamer Gale
dOUf2. from Glasgow passed here.
The Mace and Coburn prize fight has been
postponed for the present, If not altogether,
owing to the dispute arising relatlng to the
choice Of referee.
COMMERCIAL,
LrERPoo1- Oct. 9Th via GRKEEocK.-CprToy-
Dull, with little inquiry. Prices weak at partial
decline Of 1ed.
BREApsTUEFa-Genera1ly frmer.
FLouR-Stesdy.
GRA1x-Wheat has an upward tendency, and q
partial decline OF per cent is noted. Com firm;
ml1sd at 2G3a.
PRoy1s1oNe-steady. Produce quiet and steady.
, 1864-10-15
FRONf TERRE IIAUTE.
The Reault In Voorhees, Dlztr1et-He
Lo4ea 1000 Votes,


Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tr1bune.J
TERRE HAurE. Ind, Friday Oct. IA.
The entire Union ticket in this county is
elected BY 3 majority of about seven hun
dred votes. Bsyless ". Hanna, who was
Chairman Of the Committee on Military
Affairs in our last Legislature, and who re-
ported the notorious military bill deprving
the Governor Of all power over the militia
of the State, has been elected Senator from
Vigo and Sullivan counties. 8. F. Maxwell
Is elected Common Pleas Judge over Patter-
son, Democrat. Voorhees, is elected by a
probable majority Of four hundred votes.
His majority two years ago was twenty -four
hundred and elghty-one. He now loses
more than two Thousand votes.
, 1864-10-15
Chicago Gribn1te.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER Is. 1854.
THE CITY.

r,,x,xa Horr-rbe 1asth rcc3x,s,. :. .,v m
.-.v tn .bfe ritz ,,6 Iii t,ch ha,. \, N. A.
Inu,. md Altnn R,tro.d .t -;cht n,clocr ,hss
1nnrn,ne, ~''~s
Foa GHrH11r.-We ara xeoueeted TO ssy that the
a.a.s Ua!sa ~. Ea,"n, - ~. p,,.s hn, ~, a
~esso. .,,ese,t Drnntx shcrir Thew !. Int :"
eifrht ot6erence In the name, which has bred con
fpsion IN the nftds OF some.
Fogarn.-A MN named Lyeander F. Cushing
~. .est~rdav examined before Jna,,c. r. wn,Y
sh.rc.a w. ~1,h The cr1me Of fo,esr- H. ~. : ~.
cured Of sltc1tne ole Of $tiQ. BY placing two
bsso1 d fo hsti o ~ ,h. .n4 M g q 6ead e. $71oo nc
-N - ~ ~N'>NS
CLoTHNa.-rar11ce IN want Of clothing for the
wiutef should visit Too1ley 4 Co. SO Esndplph
..,4 .rs x-..a.. ,hntr r.- a,a ~, .,.,,n .+,.,-
eue, ana inspea .nen new aao eA.1neaso s. saosA
Ol ~ A!Au* " VII ~ ~ ~ua Do2e. 1s
Advertisement, and then look At their etoek.
n.r. n, rhn-.d.v avon,nr tb. a+o,e
n4 49,. ~ 49, 1,s.s ., -est .s,s IN.
u t'e4 - - Is, S.,,. ,,o.set ~;va.
t'seo o1se o.. ".ast,.s =, -. ~
taken. 1ne pu1Rs.s t @ Inrssat ~ @"e
The ftose Of Ihomss ;.,es eenc nc aololn,ee, WAS
also coteseot oot ao ota4e'eo " 'a1oe e1c t@Aeo*
o..-,.n.ur. no,.c. =, on- .oro+-, ~.
V8 TIE 81 ~. ~ no'tee ~ o33 eue"3! @~
.Ts..,t, .aa 1ohn.nm NJ prnoh i, an c,n.
rrent .ne,ker and hand,ea tha neaoest auy.nr3ce
a..,. vfthont c,oyes. The Union man Of Nor
fher1 indis1 and Southern Michigan will do well
to keep Fin On the Track until the Presidential
election taket place.
IARtESy.-Pat Ecullcy eud Pat Q,CQpnef. were
1,ronrhf nm in The po icc Cont YESTERDAY CHARGED
Wv. oos' ~ ~ ~ y ~ e0... '~e'>' .rss
ties o1 wine from Mr Doty at his stand on the
Ua1GaGo Uf.siae fs.A, 3he ptopehI Tas aoaaa Y
Thry Were bejc to ball IN Ihe SIM Of S305 to ID.
pear 1t the Recorders Court
THOMAS J. WEsT-A eoldiere' wife desires in
<ov,.t,,, ~ .hs .aa+r.s ri n r Wat q ratnrrca
4o.A.N- ,.- y. - "NM So. -
prisoner ffom Alotffons1le. !e1tef It2!n whom
belonesd u the sAne re. ,n*at and was captured
nn .4e s ~. 11 t.uST tTss wrEa as sae nsS
lis saarsss n na. ~-s s~'&>'
AT1ExTKD MERDER Jerry Mornrty appeared
before Jprt &c McDopt el1 5eeterd:y. .harred with
en.sssu,t u,op 1area 11,,orn .r,th ,n..rt IN rom,
auu ePon oa-e s4tas. ..Hu 4o.en. ~ ]oH
1nit nufoG, Logan II Wu'ca"an IN An estao'
llBhmcnt on tnc cofhef o. clinton qtree& and Van
tn,9 I 70 ~ r. ,n1 az ne 6 nhass ny fev's
com MT murder could NIT be ma,n,xined. and Il
wae charged 10 dieor1eriy. lie was lined SIS and
Cottks -.-.--..
1--
, 1864-10-15

ColoFed Echool.-The iaM term Of the Wash
ington avenue Colored School viii commence
Monday ,evering, Oct. 18th. at their rooms on
street. ses-ions on Monday, Tuesday and Wedncs.
day evenings Of each week.
Relief for the Amicted.-1n another COL
nmn OF oar papes. We 1efer the suffering to the
Nj dcal card Of DR.. Dgelow, whose reputation a.
regular practitioner ID undoubted, and whose
81 eooa stanuipr: There are many qpacks In the
world, and therefore some We could name In Chi
csgo, who have no pretent1ous to medical science,
that az of1en ruin a. cure. When any real dlfl-
cuaty alisee, they have no medical skill to sur
mount The obstacles, md the patsnt Is zuined, Or
edueat.a sa:ss OF I'll deatg ma, be
entrusted to him. Willis the ToTid sndnrsa. and
nahkind as Il Z. = ekiilful physician Is pablie
o. fuch, and We say to the erring aud suffering. be
not beguiled by Quaeke, but seek the best medical
II the end, and 70 eneh We confidently recommend
Dr.. Bieelow, whore Office is st No. 17D South
Clsrk street, corner Of Monroe. Send and enclose
stamp for bis Guide to Health. oct15u1so It
Bronchitis, Cou:h3, Asthma, and all
~ dleordsrs OF TIE Throat and LunGs are relieved
the past winter. and fonnd no reliet until touud
5ouI bronchial Treches,' g. F. aAnpSEa,
York.
"Almoet instant relief in the distressing labor
OF breathing peculiar to Asthma
Rev. 4. q. EG6lEsroN, New York.
ut gives me crest pleasure to certify to the
efficacy Of your Bronchial Troches, In an affection
Of the throat and voice. induced public sinRlRg.
They hare sulted nv case exactly, relieving my
throat snd clearing the voice so that coud sing
with ease. T. DucuARHE,
Cho1ister French Parish Church, Montreal.
..When somewhat hoarse from co!d Or oser-ex.
e1tion In public speaking, have uniformly found
Browns Ttochea afford relief"
HENRY. WILKES, D. D.,
Pastor Of ZIon Church, Montreal.
Sold By an DcaleEs In Medicines at Is cents box.
or+6tFs T,na
, 1864-10-15
Milwaukee Market,
Especial Dlspatch to the Chicago T.ibune.1
EILHAuEEx. ET1dAY. Oct. Ii.


F1ouR-Advanced2 2s@soc, and moro doing.
GKAH-Wheat-Recelps - 600 bn. The market ad.
vanced s@ltc. Bales this morning Of $1,000 bu No
spring in sto1e at 31E991 81. Sales chaugs were
Goo bu No 1pr1ng In store at 81 e+a16s; 500 bu
no do at s1.:s Market e1nce 'ctanKe very much
unsettled and higher advancing in tbs AFTERNOON to
81 H. and c1osi9 at tho Newha house this evening.
At 4165. Gales large and Irregular. Oats-1n fetter
demand. EAles % BOO nu 10 in btore at 6r69c. Corn
-Fales 2t0 bu on acE at ]1-28- BARLEY and Rye
NoufuhIlY unctauGad.
, 1864-10-15

In this e!syt EEttay morning: oet 18th, 1s4s q
Bse, aged rear. II months Ano u dAyI
Func1Rl viii t1fe plAco On ErEdhY {to-MorfoR) 70
Eqsohl, IT in toelr 1seldeoce. IN WeH Harrison II
4t 10 o'clock.
, 1864-10-15
Markets by Telegraph.
ALBANY CATTLE MARKET.

tReported BY Telegraph excusiyely for the Chicago
TF1buue.J
cPEyN1 DAT.
Albany, Friday Evening, Oct. II. 1884,
B1xF CATMK-The total eupp1y Of Deef Cattle to-
day Is head. Prices rule higher thanlass week
Nc On poor STOCK, aud NC p on the bts.
grades. The demand II good, but sa1eB ara rather
SLOW, owing to the lndpotiou Of buyers to pay the
advance.
suExP-Prices range from 5k@sc z ..
Hu0s-1n fair demand, prices ranging from 1:Glsc
, 1864-10-15

RxTuax--A special meeting Of the nan2gers Of
the Etztng Womao's Refuge" Will be held this
afternoon. At o'clock, at the Young Mems Chris.
Ian Association Room.
, 1864-10-15
,rha New York Gold Market.

N8H 31t313
Gold opened At 2es and under the pressure OF tas M
nnWs]d tfrdeuey wa1 atrencthened By dispatches
nom baltimore. sdy!a!nE deAeIs T. bpy. tho iassx.
frnsl G:ant's army. Al NJ, the pfire WAS ak.
IATER.
NEW YORK, Friday, Oct 14.-Gold tonight
steaAy 1t atEE.
, 1864-10-15

Meeting Of the Board OF manngers-
Reports and appointments OF Come
maItecA-The k,fNpoked Frsua
T&l-L1sG Of Contributions
-DlAcuhRton
, 1864-10-15

: 0VK1&AVs E31VA1 EfE0l4E. VES. I{.
FLouz-FYrwef.
model ste d, neao. ata And tandtak up w1{ ag
WHuKY-Dun; te{d u Sl.T.
CANAL fHT14AT7-To u NsW York: What l3e cofo
13kr, u1cko- =
1850 bu corn, IA. Is hu oAts, 10 ou barley.
EA1AL ExPoRIs-55 bfls flour, 81: pu what
~ iT bu corn, l51 - eu oAts, rye - 65,
, 1864-10-15
Vessels Passed Detrptt.
rE,actal D]anatch tn tta f.t1tcaon Trim

Especial Dispatch to tha Chicago Tslbunel
DETROIT. Friday. Oct.1s.
Up-Ba1ks Tanner. Desoto, Northeast. Champion,
COTE: bri2s Commerce, RoEcius, Caropus: schss
Atlantic. Morton, Jaclnto, Reciprocity. Hannah, Ma
zePp8
Mott.
N1ND-Nattheaat
, 1864-10-15

GILBERT d SAMfSUN,
" Aucttoneers. u. Is and g pnsrootn Il.
Larxe Trade Eale Of CROCKEKY.
AT AUCT1 ON,
On WKDNEsDAY. October 18th, at 9K O'CLOCK, We
will sell 1t our eafeH ooms, splendid line OF best
White a,anite Ware. in open lots, IN quantities to
sq5 gEAIERs eo1.iatang Ct Complete & ssnsTeat M 2
best shapss and Quality Eys1y los tl pe sold Nth;
this sale. Goots carefully PACKED and shipped.
or9 t757-I2f GILBERT h 8AMP8ON, Auct'rs.
, 1864-10-15
FROM LITTLE ROCH.

The Situation in General Steeles1 D6s
parTment-The DefeRce6 OF L11&4o
ffock.
, 1864-10-15

N1W BTARsl NHw ArrAoT1oss:l
Engagement Of
MISS MAUDE STANLEY,
The beautiful operate Vocalist.
Immense success OF Mr. g. E. COLLIN9, the origi-
nal cure. JOHNNY ALL1Et general Ethiopian Ie-
nneatrr, and JOHNNY BOYb. Jig Dancer ana Ethlo-
plAr Comedian.
Doom open Ut 7.............,.EuYtai1 y15e4 It 8.
SCALE OF PRICK9:
9A1quette Ee4
ufEA1 ana FANNY Il1Cle.s. CS1ss
8luale Heata In boxes .,.....,, Is ceAk1
, 1864-10-15

ne1ropel1txn Rau 30 Eeat.-ThIs Hall
is to rent for A the purposes for which such halls
sre ordinarily usfG. Terms moderate. Appllca-
Hcue caa be made st tie nslte, sdioining fta en-
trance to the Hall. ta11h9&rI
, 1864-10-15

Which attracts but little attention In Its inpIen
CT. may be the forcrunner of Consumpttou3 What
in Biorchlt1st Whist reckless tolly 10 allow
couch or cold to become 70 deep STATED when a
remedy so prompt and celtain as JaSne's Expec-
tornpt can be readily procured. Sold by druggists
everywhere oct11 6s9-3-TuEs, ,T1&aAT.
, 1864-10-15

- New York stock and Money Market.
NEW yoax, Friday. Oct u,
aTrhsEys rs1htr mora 1ctYa 1t lD9f for god.
Goid e9cltsd md nE1ne.-cpel ca at a$ sdTanced
to 1Irk decllued to I'll, aud closad a 7la.<.
Etccfs dny1-IIl. c, Scrip IA u. n. ~ 10 prefer
d 5ox g IL; u Hna;aa & 1i kfi. n 1 Il Il
6. uSk II q, 81 AK o. d II. err, SIX; PAc Mail
GofxuNert stockn vary atm,-St g, e3up ?ns, 309 }
r54.
, 1864-10-15

CADEMY OF MUSIC.
n WsAh nEicn It., bet. c1Ask sad neNznura IT..
fHE &. L, DAVENP0Hr oRAMATIO
ASSOCIATION
AMI urce to their friends and the public
1enfTs " fat ID win ttTa the escond Of their s.r1es
nf en:srtsinneu's It The aboVe oiaco-
On SATURDAY EVEE1EG. Oct. 18th. 1884,
u, which oeeasicn will b produced taa following
~ pieces:
TIME TRIES ALL
AND
TIE RIVAL LODEERss
Admission, 50 cent? Private Boxes, 331o and - y.
6eats ,n be ccured At tho Box Ef1ea SWo GAYS n
aaVsnce frpr1 10 to II 4. N. Rua to +. -. Doota
open att; Curtain fires u y. oc1t-ase-.. wy
, 1864-10-15

FEou4-xHn&. ~N@4''s ~S"A
G1sIH-~ neA. In moderate dausnd rhtaAv r>ar.
0'Auve. abd Ne batter. 10 XllNtuFss ;1ry sr
4i.Hd- 1sst nisht ADbst Nehl9,n eoid IL 4 Fl
Corn vtfy scarce A11 9ulek. OAss 1uIt-Mnatsr IL
CANAL FNN1aNTn-UAehAo9ea, '.'4
, 1864-10-15

k~ Gentlemen Wishing Under Shirts and
Scar'e, Ties, suspenders. &C., will find the best
assortment In the city at Wilson's, t28 Dearborn
street. Prices to eu1t present rates OF gold.
oc11 1885,
, 1864-10-15
NJ H Ri ED
DI r. d.
,tt -AvrSnn f1At fsth 1ati at

Or 1hurlday, Oct 18th. by Rev. p. C Jackson, NJ
IoRN HESE9 an6 Mn. Ah6 AARilNB DOH VI
tE1l city.
, 1864-10-15

A~NAA"-*s* - -
The Executive Committee Of the Second Ward
repe-1ed through c. y. ham, Chairman. B. +.
the following statement Of the Treasurcr'a nc
cnnnt:
, 1864-10-15
YOUNG MEMS ASSOCIATION
I,EoTURE
MIR. JAMES E, MURDOCH

MIR. JAMES E. MURDOCH
H,n deliver cenzae Of Three Raad,nts Il
BRYAN HALL,
On Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday Evenings,
The 17th, 18Th and 18Th INT,
Commencing at 9 o'clock
suBJKcrs:
MokDAYAa :elianeous M = Eesat9ss n; E:sa Humorous
TUgsDAY-rhe Trssedy or otaelto. in tesdinS. re-
WEnEHsDAY-Tts Tragedy OF Han*'st.
.E Teksts may be had at the stor1 Of 3. G. at'Eks
,A M Mdn,issien. ceusa.
NHoVICKER'S THEATRE.
w Mldtsen street. beswesn ss.se aud p..soorn.
ic.s o9 sraIss1oswprsss Circle Id Fnfa1sss
eoxsa ssan: seyta1 a. es,s; T5iysss noxs;; ssos
q Is
Tu1AgR1 WAEx AND Co4YoRTAaLx
Engagement Of the popular yourg sstor
Il. T.. II a TIT II II t.
m & s;a "a
R0sBDaLE; Or, Tnc Ride Ball
Whsts 4 ana Viz N s1sssat ss.s sf1 q eass.s
% g IT, sss:s ;:s::
ToL. WOODS MUSEUM.
COL. t. .',es2, =; xooR 4SP ~ ass!;,,s WHITMAN.
HI. H. D. .BRADLET........ D7ectot Of Amusenensa,
sssx e'siesf-.smssen 50 Cents e ail pslIs q sas
house AesT19on a1d m evening VIII % presented tae
UNCLE TOMS CABIN.
Qncla TGm ~. bFau!ey
, 1864-10-15

MISUNDERSTANDING suits ct
fooEI to let to parties without ch11d,e Win
oo4a q AZ An bu1en street, between stats i 1e.t
Aa neoe90 Afeauo. on15-nl7}:t
ROARD1NG-A gentleman and
.lie Gaa BE- aeco1eodated with ples.ant front
tni1d door west Of Lincoln atreet, appled for
&c en-. oct4 ua82s
, 1864-10-15

pOARDING.-PIe Ieasant tooms
Il With board for fam nis \ or sinrfa ptnt1euar
may be OBTAINED at 125 nr 9TH C1s-E sr-est nnIv
mt nent's walk trcm u Ct .urt House DnY bosrders
c4n also aa aceuunooIF Ccltuh91t
POARTlNG- -[P1ivate.} Wanted
fo5 boo9s q r. and stlver eles. Of c.hez
, 1864-10-15

" ARIETY THEATRE
Nos. lis and III Dearborn street.
C.M, M,CHADTICK..,,,.. Proprietor an4 H41aKer.
, 1864-10-15

GTRAYED-Or Stolen. $500 Re-
~ ws,d. Rkayed or stolsn on tie -. haaek
tho rest Of tne body Is white. WITH tta excspt1on q
black so;esd o Zach sias & .9d e. e IONS tu!n r
fornd q ~ essk md Of walnut bsswea1 ta1
line and Raben: IT,. Nu reeetye tha eooye rsvArd-
Qc13u1.4t JoaN 4. XALLQY,
, 1864-10-15

E7nAvs-A vote Of the eoldiess il the general
hospital Ut Pbfladelpf!a was taken a couple OF
days ego, with tie following rtau.t:
Lincoln. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. - 1.f69
McClelau. ............-...... 1868