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A farm in Bedford township owned by Jno. H. Rusl
about four miles from Bedford, containing $50 acres
about so acr cleared with log house log barn and othe
optbuildings thereon erected also an apple orchard
thereon
, 1864-11-10

For tie third time tiuce Its revival. the Sea OF
Ice occupied the attention Of theatre goere at Nc
Vicke1s last nigh. Ae the p1ay Is not new
to cur city feadeEs We need net recaQitulate
the incidents Of the plot. The seaIery1s excellent
which word also exactly repEetents the acting
We need kay little, her laurels sre already won. A
Lucia De L3ecours In the frat 2c1a and Orgtetta In
the eoncudtrg ones, rue appears to great adFan.
ttxe. II IN ore or t9 Instances sns does hergreot
nta .oue slight injustice, IN most every scene
make the spectator believe that he IL
a participation N come CREST drama OF
3ea Miss Ksne i dsey sqpportHsd I'd; b NJ
combines the polished EeLteman Nlth re
fn1shed actor and carcinl etndent. Hf.
]: DJott IS Captain D. Lassoare, and NJ nATE a.
to mcnt,onLthe excellent acting Of Mr. Sam Myers
ana Mis- y arth In their respective psns
At the Mnsenm the great IFtah Drama OF the
well csrritd OFT. TIE "Caye Scene" is alone
worthy Of visit, and despite the c.rptncs Of in.
significant e1ines II deserves ths ,applanss ne, Il
orpesfs as cn1y Frank Aiken can. Mrs: L. B.
Perrin a. ann Chute does her talents ful justice,
while MIR. ssoueall AZ stelsh, and III. Dillon in
euxn he hon<e win thelt talHlt able actlae.
MIS- iS Jennie Jennie h;sht. Hight Who tnronsSout osafs
n e e. os.s IN sesas ssae tss sspse
he ie excellent, exhibiting pathos Of Which =
*tta1" night be proud Mr Bracley as corrtzan
ard Mr: Little a. Danoy Mann are also verv good,
sppesret to better advantage.
The 1osrs OF Laughter which nightly burst from
tbe crowded audiences At the Aeademy Of Mnaie.
ss' j. 'ssy y 81 s 'is
Arllre on, B1ter joiner. and the hot.szalaxy o1
cuskJ ea1sttss taye II anything improved by their
, 1864-11-10

Enrct of the Electloc-gustlcet to Dem
uc1nt8 In Deed ana Name.

Asa general thing the Democracy in Chicago
take their experiences at tho bs'lot-box on Tues
day With praisewofthy resignation. Trey actnoml
eoce that they have suffered "a Waterloo deteat,
aid they are disposed to 5ie:d gracefl:lJ. They
are eatitfed that the senumeIt Of this community
IL BOT In accoso with them or the asennb!e de-
siRns Of thtir leaders Hencefofth they will be
foul giving an arIetSaud consistent support to
the Government, and will cease all coanrenauce to
the designs Of foreign domestic ts3ttofs. II this
teenlt Ehal Ge secured, loyal men viii every where
Wnlle ne sre disposed thus to do ample justice
to the rank and Ale Of tho D6moc'auc psrty, II
cannot be uented that the leaders, tue men
wLo BY ehsusd md persistent charzeb against
tho Administration have Induced them TO array
themselves In seeming hostility to the Government
are as v1olsnt and treasonable Is erer: They hare
mt m&ttsed ard stlll edltate rebellion iu mtdst
and theJ are bot kbe men to readily ah1pdon long
cherished deeien ofthis kind. These are they who
hold tces Of trnsr and responsibility In treason
able eecrtt organizations, who sn1pe tbs policies
anc give direction to the acte OF tbs Sons Of Lib.
erty a1t kiE1re3 ordetB. 1t is altogether a m1s-
TAKEN no'1on that the recent exposition tue aim
in lndisna and 1Ino1s will cauRe them TO aoaI don
loLg cher,ebed ideas Of revolution. When In 1852.
We epub'lsted n these eolnmns The ritual Of the
Kntghts OF the Golden Circle, we eimpy compelled
the coufpflators TO change certain forms aud pass
words, which, like taltoiut masslhs st the portals
Of the castle. guaided the sntfat ces. The ca.le
1rolled the ordet was no. a.eanaed. So, too, the
publication Of The ntnsls, paeswords and Gtips
.be Sons q Liberty wl only ne:eseitsts anoths, he;
survive. Il 10 tromthtse 'estera AID this Bpirl, II
thy, that trouble my be expected.
y Of as
He sitlts Chicago 10 investigate for b1mself the
c1rcunPtaI ces attending The recent atrest OF home
snd 1oreien reee's Tt,s duty he j. performing
HiihE rat catefu1neee, and with Gesilt to meet
out simple ard exact justice. II be ehall arrive at
the conclusion that ,hcts are traitors ta Chicago,
, 1864-11-10
= Fer the Chicago T1ibune.1
The NteEtfpU- RAxnpnE-

rhn wr,rt .n, Nj, n n,n n.7'nr
w.. ir.n,. Hun 60" - =. =. n.e ssoh 1h,.
rnefe ln1oty cro"Ae eacu Wolm.
bst ne e1soufit Iletps a!s u, IapeI,
Nh rh,Tm taye the CROWDED columny.,
Thnnrh fne Warm tre cneeri}y uoFns:-
IN, shs nv N e]tct1ou iFptst.
And lie orm.tpl,it bowls On the blast,
A. ~ ns,isrtI7 p.clue his p1rior
az: IL ~ Ipa,ts p,tf for he Welcome returns.
~
Not airne. % the sss'eiy daealns:-
In The cottsRe Of toe poor
J. ehrr rtet Cd dsVois1n 70 oiesancs
rrsn o.Gn sh,,d,.n n.n.e in thsir n1a,1ne
r. 1aot ~ ~ Their father ratnrns-
~ ~ ..s ~ - - .iar4.oo ia naT
~ s91 ~ y, s+i,ft ho 1Is n thn hast
a. h. ~ 1rinnsis sffs ~ thr hea,th-ssoaa
IA ~ - ~sats ~ tfs rrttco1np rr,nrns
AAo "sll6 'os 1o1 "e'e'.As 4~tA'
A widow, in aIlence aud weeping,
sits cobntlpE zach weary hour,
By beaft-:hrobs qu.veri1g With anguish
, 1864-11-10

pAAuA AAftV4At3 @1N"
THE TlCKEr.
The folloEitr r ls the ttcxet for which the psople
Of Cook comfy have oeclared themselves:
Presld<at Of khe o. E-.Ahrahsm Lincoln.
Tice FyxsfItAf-ALdteW 3ohnson
Goneyner Of 1slfaois-RichaA ogleeby.
E4kuk, G0re4noT-WllliAM R1oBs.
SscYtiasy Of State--ShAon TyndAle.
Anduot-O. Il. Miner
ZfxdsuFtr-J. q. Beveridse. ..
Ghsptstntendent Of lnstspetlo7s-NeHtou Bite
Conc,<ss al Lorgs-S. w. Monitor.
O0nofres-John Wentworth.
State Alto ;ney-Charle4 II. Reed
GRe37B-John a. Nelson.
C9erf Of Circuit touft-Wfliam J.. Church.
Eorpnt;-Dr, Wm. Wagner.
Sfme Senator 24Eh DietTIct-Francis T. EaE:man.
RtErtlentotsr<s 59M Dtatta tWest;-W1AAm am
JacEecp, n. H. Huu'ley, A B, Cook-
Rerresensa'try 6oth Dist1d1 tsouth} Dol
To- 11es<sfatset Eexsae ( 3Fea sia De. orh>
Strong, A F. Eieyes sou.
TOWN OFFICERS.
The following are the town officers elected:
South Chicago o-SupeFYirore, Ur. Aaron Gtbbt,
ri. 8, Cacmar Town Collector. Frank Lnmoard ;
A+teskor, B. C. Ballard Clerk, Theodore Ffeese-
81 B2tt Il i'ccco-supe1sitors, Y: II. Far.en, c.
n. Char dir: Town collector, Pleasant AW1ck
AsfeofoE. Thomas shesgold; Clerk. Alvin salla.
Hc1t1 Ghsoaao Lea; Supervisors. Phillip APPEL
Chatiet Dlan6orif: Assessor, Ad0lon Mqlle1s CO..,
ltctnr, E. G. Aooke; Clerk. Henry JAan:-A'
' Wasd 6hp<yplsors-Frst Ward, Joshus g
Knickertoetts. g1ion; gscoad, Df .. G; ,ssa b!akS
Ehss|es T. la1sbte, .Uniop F'nh. Jahn Jseon. 4
nemocratic; sevtpth, - Eemoe1at1c: Etshth
D1mn1aiIc; Ninth, Reuben Taylor, Ua1o9
T.1th' ]. Chugh Hainer, Union: Eleventh, 4.
Jctrron, Union; Twelfth T. p"sns'az' onlop
, 1864-11-10
m, o. WALKER AND EES BUILD.
kNGs
Z he Rep nFted Capture OF Rebel Mill
Iary StOs+s-A letter from Hon.
GtO. {. BateF.


For the past two days We have had in our harda
4 letter from Dir. II. O. Talker covering The same
eround AZ In his carl Given below. and DENYING
s T. .s - 49,. 49,. Ss1 .ah.1 ."' AAe aeass
were found In apartments Of previous untra'
grant EotoIiety IN his marble building on Dexr-
bonn street, adjoining the Matseson House. The
s nou seesetuns vo't'''a' t1p'A'as ltsell,
ano nppatsa''5 sosess 'ue "no1e et'ooo'
tr1ona Inc 'oaIhs! o1 Sestefoay.f
10 m'o. "Alkef ann al "hom It may soacefn:
me iolow1ng eard apnsars IN tne Cblea 20 3s''@s
haG nnished T Tie - aniormsiion To- ,se tn9a .aat
os,,71oi AZ With some other matters Wholy ner.
fonal to myself, bnt which pnosoance iaise II
ever zsspec1:
;. m tbe ra,tor of H. ~ =: Sin :icsao T;mes.
~. saas1 The c1esgsd Of od
'he 'he oaNina eGaH n.aoea ome con*plf'c' appears
"..dnotAer 1Feaaonrot Nesk.-sImultaneou.1y
with tie above arrests. party q military aud po-
Dearborn stree., adion'ng The Matseeon Hou,e,
and captu1td two boxes OF guns that were con-
ctHled. Two prominent Demort1ts-oue Of them
FOOLS close at ha1 d, ihoogh living, one o! them In
The West and the o,her In the south Division,
vue Tot etEsssee.'
and vi. th.r Ibis i q Or Lot, n he opln1on o;
others, claim To know lor mJteL No* I have
pottttg to BaY OF the two Democrats referred To-,
rent otee. or rooms Wns1e they pleaee. BuI 81 "A
1etutsf,on + said paraerauh. i Mil nsy one bnn-
dred dollars tor thf n.e and renedt OF tha Renuhi.
csu na1ty inr The Establishment Of the fsc1. Nv nn
repnt. BIZ. nersDn or 1,af,y Inst anv sucn afrest
was r,nre rrnn, nv b11i1tnp I'M ryenin1. or Mt
e,.v nthe line ara do ssse1, TINT tia whnit ~.
NIT Iher, RI IA Iase e,srges xrd f't.e In every
nnsrticrisr" '@1~ - -''
4, tna t,,,. ~ the ,n,,1,.tt,n In ~. rhtr ,,o
n.s nl.., ~ n. 80 '1s s, sa.Ih
EFentaq JcetsAdt' RIea Eolnlo2 OF tnis matter
a.o hs6 nothing, directly OF indtrsctIy. to do VIII
the publication thereof. since, however, Il o.
tH~ FN~ ~ ~e" - ~s
, 1864-11-10
11L1so1s AND MICHIGAN CANAL.

Bh1tGIPoRT, WEtns s5AY, Ncv. 81 pm.
CIxARxp-Peter ard Paul. Dttlwa, $500 lbs s.oves,
&c ,sI lb, dse, Is rrss sxsr; D. H:tse, Lemon;
@, Loou II, do; Advance do; Rszoue. do Stars and
STRIPES, Morr1. 7,4:o ieet luz bar. s. roo tataf Gea.
Grant, KsnkAkee Fentes, light; kotA Belle, LasAl'e,
lith co1dz taa bark, 17tn . fees lumber.
Aah1vKp-H. O'CoLnos. LasAlle, s,cto bu Ehaat;
TAsp, Mol1,a, 13i Ions co1l; EslcssaD, Otowa, 2sN
ru corn. st bu oats 3. F. Gals Lemons, % yards
rubblo stone " s. Guruee. do, u Jards dimension
stoae: Conveyance. do, &c yards suobe stoas; LabJ
Frsp11}n 90. 20 ards .uoole stone prkrie Quesn.
ieGG bu 3Je is barios. l,tt lbs honey: E. Burn
lam, Prlson, 10 ys1ok 1uboe ttone John Garter
coal; npeI1al, Lockoofrs l,eo- ou whsat, ssod t1
cQfn+
on all afset the 1rtn Inst
, 1864-11-10
1fy.tFe EenEH D *.
noy0v7Gl-1mTuerh rha&9at

Ezv Diseases Of The Ne17oas Seminal, Urinary,
and Sexual a1stems. New a,ld reliable treatment,
In reports OF the Howard Astt3ciation: Sent BY
mall IN sealed letter envelopes, Tee Of charge Ad-
tion, No. 8 souih Ninth street, Philadelphia, "a
e1f1{.tG7 Hfn .'
, 1864-11-10

summers tour, When du1lca1e rsru.heasllI aooa
{bc orow c1ullne une 10 fEef ooTneft :.
the "rr{t)s OF the wsy," visit 70 tne u 49,
the hest yfu otay vt csn pFe.c1tee. - t Su M
lies 4 very fill ard attractive hill - es,1.n+
veil psssonized Mis-. Jennie E.gsoif y Fdw.ras
66ss,itute the legitimate "stAte, = - reon,rs'
eupported If rapport they can Dc ts.o ~ se9N4A''
By the steck eonpanV.
CMoAoo LAW Ins1r7uTz.-At an aaneA "ees
tpg of the Chieaso Law-Instl:ute, nelo Nov. ~.
1884. the following gentlemen were e'ee.eo onse4e
OF The In.titute for the eusuiaR year:
pr..fdrot&-Jro. II. Rourtree.
Tkes s.kst e7sts-ChAtles 4. Peck, Jno. Bot-eo'
Gtcnfayr-H. L. Leafs
TfeosErsY-Char]es q. Reed.
8 Li5.x, t4n-1to MAttocks, f- o,a,,,
+. Ma.aoe1rJss. P. Root, Wo. 3. Ktp7' s,oae' es;
e. 4. Jamcson, j, B. BrsdaeI, Hugh a. White.
nxs1uvxp Loss.-Iast evening, canaotsu -
uamca Joeeph Higgins, hailsnG from bEanuotn. -.
W, yl:ited, in company with some enae
-ouph,. n rotordous houee of il!-fane On Cl'fe
STREET. Asn 1atursl consequence. ere he haa pesa
n ibe den h-lf an hour. be dtseovefea >nat sons
stnrknoWn" tad abftzacted from hls poekeL
nnIee containing ABBOTT SO IN Ganadisn earfeucy.
Mort Of t e oil wese Ia.za., isanen 10" Nn'
FALCON FIour-on Tucsd.y evening moTnA
hau's ss1oon, on 8tate street near Madison, Was
The acene oil desperate fight, between some oti1s
drunken inm-res The row originated In 4 pol't1caf
roxfroyerey at teri1 ated in some rerious bruia4
~ and Qsehes. One mau was Tafher severely
stabbed ID the scutle, but dangerous consequences
ara not anticiLA Attd.
, 1864-11-10

The L:ncoln and OQlesby C!u6 invite their friends
and The loyal matses Of Chicago who haYe aided In
accomplis hInf 70 g1orious victory, to meet them
at BRYAN BALL this tThursday> evening. at past
o'clock. The evening Will be devoted to our
home speakers Speeches WILL BE SHORT. and
the latest seturrs reported. Good mntfc, VOCAL
and inetrumental, will add to the interest Of tho
trcsficu. TIE .aties arc epecla!ly tnyttcd 70 be
pxesent. Let even body come and rejoice witn us.
fNN JOIN L. HANCOCK President
, 1864-11-10
WHO whUTE THE PH0OLAMA-
HON.
A Letter from Mnyof Sherman -0o
Gives EleCe 1T isis Blanket 10
hAYea.

We gave The credit Ct the Mayors late Ptocla-
nation to Mayor Sherman himself, and to Col
Frank Sherman the credit for opening bis lsther's
eyes to the 1ansers OF the csieit. The people
spproyed ard applaudcd Mayor sherman's course,
ard haye ret 1t down Is the browning act Of his
cfBdal life. Generoeity Is good aceoupsntsneht
to lsYalty, and 1t is hohorahle In Mt. Sherman 10
eestlo that Comptroller Hayes should not be LETT
out in the cold. We publkh the folio sing note
with pleasure:
MAToH's OFFICE, Chicago, Nor, 8. 1854.
Eauots Tribune:
You do irjuktice 10 Comptroller Hsyes In your
papt q 5eetercsy. Tha proclamation was writ
til BY hin at ut request, and issued without al-
F. c. SRxHxAN, Mayor,
, 1864-11-10
RcCorm1ckss Scrip.

1 notice statement IN your paper that Nj! Nc
Cormick had purchased $40 COO OF the Coos County
War Loan Of 8cammon's Bauk At IT, PR cent de-
count. This must ne 4 rnistake have nsyer W
# or in INV 1oy epreclsted their value. Ihave
IN. 20, frum tin to time, large Gums In tleas pa
trio,E loaps brt have new, psrted with the secu-
ritie6 81 disccunt. Yeurs, &C.,
, 1864-11-10

I Toth-.........--.-..6.0s8 9,usV B,U05 2.U92
| KEcAFTTuLATIoH.
| Lincoln and Wextworth. ....6,07s COOS
Mcclellan aLd Mccormick. 2GY7
uaion majority 8,9ls
Ltug John rsp behind bis ticket some Is votes !;
ntd Mccormick ran ahead Of his IL votes, piobA-
bly owtne 10 The powerful influence ot the Fork-
{noman AdrocGte-$ $3333. Ss per man IL 3 good
paice 1or voter, compared with the bounty PAD
su' Rt1'utee
The vou Of ttoee towns marked hsve not ret
been 1tcetved Ike Congressional Tote in ihs
tor NJ marked II approAimate--the ofbc1&l hit
1ot having come to hlno II the h6ur Of eolug to
pless. ..- ...
the candidates for Stats Senator aid Repfeeenta-
, 1864-11-10

Go TO TIE BEsT.-1o to Bryant l. 6ustton's
CstcAeo Com metc,al College to get thorough,
practical buFinees education. or to become good
telegraph Operator. Address (enc!oslng stsmps}
for circ1lare, BHIANr & SrHsTro1, Ehlcsgo, H.
~ Troublesome conghs and colds, ii neglect
I'd. often terminate lattlly. few doses OF Dry
ers pectoral Syrup s1ll speedily and edectua!ly
cure the xuoet obst1nata ease. Sold In bottles, at
G5 cents and :. Is per bottle, u. o. md o. L'ke
street. ro71-V8A'tm
ttzw panft HANGING. Painting, E3clEtpipg and
, 1864-11-10
Ubifaqo Iribnne.
THE CITY.

HMDow BRoErs.-A heavy Etoue vas thrown
through the windoe Of the .bpildtns recently oc-
eup,ed by c. c. Paris, Banker, OF Tussday eveu.
ing. The pane OF E'ses utoken, viii cost two
haLdrod dollars to tcp.ace.
, 1864-11-10

Rsttnan'e majority.
Mf. Enrtmsa runs behiId ths ticket Il vote6-a
very email matter, considering the hupcrhumau
,tGrt& mAoe BY the Copt to dtfeat him. BOGUS
t.tkee, btn1inR the Ell tire Ut1on ticket With the
+zc< ption ot the Colonel, were fteeI circulated,
bet NiIuut SfftC-
, 1864-11-10
LOCAL MA;IIEsISS.

~ Fec tftM 8uTtfEletUeht Oh nIaL pHIe. tua
terms 1t tits Institu tulion has been cnanEe en from
$40 Per quarter to 50 per month. notC-y 897 1t.
SonE THROAT, CoUuH, CoLp, and s1m1lzr
troubles II petultted to pro ress, feaat Ia .efons
Pulmonary, Bronchial, and A-to mssIe Affections.
otteutImee incurabe. Browos Bronchial rsoches
a1e compounded SO as to rcacu directly the seat Of
the disease and give alrno:t instant 1eltaf. The
T1ochee are offered win the fullest confidence Ia
their efficacy; they have been thorou!hlg tested,
md matnts1o the good 1eputstion thsJ hay. Justly
acquired For Paohc spsasers. Singers, Military
Officers. and those sho o7er-.ax the vosce, they
are nsetnl ia relieving an irrita.ed throst snd Will
rerder articulation easy. To the soldier exposed
prompt relief IN couqhs and codt, and caa be car
He'd Ia the pocket to t4kea as occaion requires.
Sold at twenty fire cents b.x.
npy0y7Ci-1mTua rhatES1t
, 1864-11-10

THEOLOGICAL 6xK1NARy.-The Chicago Theoloc-
lcal 81 1ninaty has opened nth eleven student. In
The entering class. aud twenty 10 all OF the ne y
Mteirpi. N~>~
, 1864-11-10
uleEAl Voting.

CHICAGO, N0VGUbsF o. 1E64-
Editors Tribune :-seesne some femsrk. IN the
TImss. cbsrpins g Republicans" with voting lie.
Ptec}nct. second Ward. il N.s hero the Wells
a,sset pimpa turned ont IN ful! foEcs and hroaght
snail James ins oect the 1st he will fnd ons third
OF the Democratic yotes to consist Of men whose
existence be had 70 knowledge Of, and Whose
cioee scIn.ioJ ii this poll would reveal more ras-
c.lity thai any other in the city, the Fifth not e1-
etpsed. oac good Democrat Wished to withdraw
ducad to swear it in An5ther did rot kuow4tha
STREET be lived In and on being questioned thosot
be had zen abou; twenty 1--we days In the Ward.
His vote was refused. Had he not forgotten bis
lteson 1T would have passed f1 alka many more
equally good Democratic yotef. I would strongly
recommend an inspection Of the list in question,
as 1t will rtp.y the t1onble. V0TEn.
, 1864-11-10

HKADQUARTKRs CIfNKNs 8 MoHaTKp PATKoE,
Cn1cA0o, NV. Q, 1864.
AL men enrol1td ior patrol duty, having arms
and equipments oistributed to them from taese
HesdQusIters. will be held Eespousible for the
Raue and will return them at once to the Of1ca OF
r ii. aE o. 8. uourh, No. 10 Wells Street, up
ftat1e. By order OF
3. u HOUGu, Col. Commanding,
Gxo II. K1ssHAnK, AtJutatt.
, 1864-11-10
OUR INDIANAPOLIS LETTER.

r. papet Hanging, Painting, Ca'clUiuing AMI
Glnzipg. ut F. E. Klxby'e, 50 Randolph stEees.
posEyGN1m
, 1864-11-10
I'd a n A I E u

In this Ct y Nov. sn, at the residences My Sann.
deft. Ey tbs Rey. Il Il. CtGfAsou D u. Mt. ALB ERE
E.9E4MHR and EDIrH AHak HAAAoNp
BEHWoILF L W ana EsIaY aaEY fHxMMoNb.
Ii this ei,g. a. Trinity Gnu,en. Ney. ~ bT Bsy-
pr Gun miR9s, ". AUaueGus W;SWdS4nR, j.
ctuahter Of 1ra sn III, Bsq-r OF Chicago. 11tnoL
tB Providence. Z. Z. psptfs p!ease c1p7:
, 1864-11-10

GILBERT d sAMP3ON, -
Il" .Ancuonoers, n. % ind IL Dearborn 1t
rR1DK EALE Or 81 CRA TBS ot go -kERf.
Ar AUCTION
Cn TB URsDAY. No4: 10th. = gH o'eioef. Ee 1tn
Fft1 Craes ct lhs ces White arsntte ware. in anAn-
ttIEs to tu!t tesls1R. fhe goods hle III tiss QnAfJ
as1o,1mtat Goods eaIetu1ly paeknd and shipped f,1
q u1ts3 tuJers 8snrl les CAL be exRmtnsd early the
nrensVts n AiLBERT h sAMFeoE, Auet'ra-
, 1864-11-10

xsoR7uyxsrEnx FrE1pxxx's FA1a--A meeting
of the Executive Committee oi tho FAlr for the
bepent OF the Freedmen viii be bald On Thursday
a1tasncon, at O'Clock, tr tho room. o. the Young
Mems CEr1et,sn Aesoc1Atfcn. 4 full attendance Is
requested.
, 1864-11-10

The Military T1iala-Tho Fzeaftn
Statement Political Kcvol0I10n
-1Le BtanAtson-k.olIs1cRt- Day
,HkfQTe The R8kIle.
, 1864-11-10

-GoHE 10 Cmc1kKA71.-Major General Hooker
and stnf left last evening for Cincinnati. It Was
undcrztooo thst they will 60 by ~ay Of Toledo
and Saptupky. The General viii Inspect the re.
bel Mcers' camp ut Johnso1e Island lear the lAt
Ter c,y 10, mLI7oW.
, 1864-11-10

w WANTED 1000 age.ta Dis.
w ehAgee aud tissn:et fo1tier. ard energetic
Ntn can MAKE 31ob p onth teiltn1 nv ouhticanoo&
.. d eEars1inss Sand Bt.unp for mt circular.
b. B. LshDON, 6S LAks street, Chttaio.
, 1864-11-10

FoQND-Csns to a'ltss ,hs .4se.. snelesuas = -
iooth lice of tsc iosn Il Lsse ths ,1.9sas Isn
p. sp<t 60 ,ed and shs1t Is oina JeNa d. Ias
owl sf tau ava her oI cAlunSa ! III aHf M 1CHHI0fs
atlGYSt12t
, 1864-11-10

WANTED -,Ag:nts vsn:ed to
w sen TIT Ecs. wandesfu1 invention OF thu
Ake"an tnas1 nj and fan iu1trucuons ~ which
tE4 lazy or q Ilc- cA1 t1Ee leIfect nktne1t.
salt irse Oh 1ses'pt o. 30 cents Aztn sre MAKING
1aaa os1. Evesy EaOt = should nase DEG HNd sAks
rails. Addrsls ". DKaRAND 208 AfCad @av. Nav
Fork. uoa VI 46:
, 1864-11-10

VENTED Agents Wante d
w ether on sa'ary or comEts'!on - seI ms
ctiAeB- Ina bert 1ntsned be4t vcfA1nE $40 ca.ap.
eat y EAeh1ts IN tie Msrket Very ti:ethi 1e1ms -
ektnts. Add tzs D4NK h CO., ross Ffeee Ha1 ~.
Cn;csRo. Hr o15. call nt Room No 8, Pcs. ONCE
E:tck Ct rne1 Of peAtbo.n ano 4onfos stststd.
, 1864-11-10

WANTED-Agen.s 10. ssvsrsl
w biE big pcpu1aT ana rapids -Yelfu9 Wcrk1,
ilclndirK seaxpckas's HIsIoar o. ra1 hzBs1~
1uz &. nK1l 1oH. 79ti eotsiun In the h1nd*!y. aud
Bt1a&H A0p Ell CAP1oR5, work Ct httfn 9 n.
teTeRr. T.. Vkr ri d CO., Puoli1nGf4 iii
Dea1hc1n erect, Chlea>o, III. nc:.vss5o5
, 1864-11-10

UANCEH0Cs Bu1EHEH--144tefd4ym mot1thK
Charles RAcsL I German butaher. redding on
Robey etseet near Lake, wsa CHARGED before Jns.
tice De Wolf with having committed '.an assault
with i1tent to do bodily tnjury'' upon the person
ue1ehbors, II up to within The last few days we're
On very fritn0jy footing towards each other.
Then this teslrable ttae OF Affairs as iutet7uped
rncely pslnted ppon atiendavtfs donr, ard account
ing Tor the disappearance ol lsrke number Of
dogs nom The u, 4hborhoo5. hy nturionrg tho In
worthy butcher. In hi~ ger Rsehl accused Nc,
Mannis OF pe.pertattng the calumcy. and despite
the Oft p+s,ed cenfal Of the compa1t ant threat
be on Tuesuoy attempted u execute By theinstru-
r.eltnttts Ut lsr4e hutcher'e kIie He WAS held
1er trlsl at The It ee.etsL o: the Recorders
Court ID heLce 1t $500.
, 1864-11-10

WATNgD . Agez ia. 500 Fes
~ moth snd ez2egs;s: A. azs2s wanted y: y
AA1AAT1p rATCs1. 4 ve73 p-pnlal s9d standard
v.fE 1st1 toyA octave Haxese el Kt2t:y b,une-4ea
E1c uefve Szrr1tosy = ven. Asdte.s the Publisher,
EEthX h. SakBN 0QD, 1J2 DGa1boEu y. Ch3'
c&EQ. MT v656 1T
, 1864-11-10

Ttenty-two towns gre Union majority
e,9Sa. SD Two oihert, Coppe1head majority
a6-masiIg Lluc.1n's snaiortty IN tbs woole
1..r7. THERE are four tuWns to hear trom-teE
ier1or, Bloom, ptio ard Nor,hfeld. At the last
Cppert s.iorAl elec.1ols ttess E&ve Union ma
io,itv O. 1fe Their ratio OF gain IL es3 which
V opIo awtM the m.jottts 415. making the couu1y
nobicti,7 {exclufive of The cit9j :, t8a-
, 1864-11-10
CApEMY OF MUSIC,


xvi CIV lC & Fl KtS "EEA i + e.
NJ Msd]lon s:1sek be.1o.n asste aoa D. a1bnra-
keVlektg NyeI1 .,.,,,,,,,., ..,.,...NAEAkt1h
PRicIs e1 Apx1ss1oH-D1oss Circle .ad Pa1oaet q.
6!XtF CO. T.; 8.co1t EtEcle. tNentgfvc eett1: 80
cured seat1 tessnt7 i've caT I'll F11T1ta boxes, &&f
ard + 20 B<2tr t4n be secured one Weca Ad14:ee
xtth1 box ot1re, hcm 10 to Land troH to O'Clock
THsAr11 WARN AHD CohycKTAat1.
, 1864-11-10

FOR SAIE-A snau stcok #
D1uEB acd stcIe hxr3-es fer skIe ches2 lor cssa.
greAt pa!aaln 1E b. had. Apply aoo1 az g. z.
ES 2 uaUS. P9!nT1rs 14Lule, As State 1t.