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THE STATE sEnATOR,
The importance OF the Elcct.on-Pro-
Efnmmo Of the CopPerhenNs.

The Senate Of Illinois consists OF twenty -ayt
members, half elected every two years. and hall
holding over. T1elve Senators hold over from
the last general elee.ion-six Of eaeh party. Ths
side which elects strsn next Tuesday Will control
the Stats Senate The ULion ncn are snre Of car.
r,tnx atx dlstsdctz. There Ia ole winch the Cop.
perht see consider douotfaI-1he az:h, composed OF
tho South and North Divisions Of chicaeo, and
The to ~ns OF Lake, Hyde Park, Worth, Ca!ames,
and Thornton. Colonel r. A. Eastman is The
Union 1pmInee, and Lambert Tree js the Copper
head nominee. Tho Cope. are moving earth nn1
the regions beneath to beat Eastman and ih-rtby
Recu,e the Stata henate- Are there any Union
men IN the 2a;h Senatorial District 40 lost to ob11
cations Of duty 70 voie for Lambert TREE. pol
1tieaan Of the Pendietoo- cham s.ripef We
hope not
4 desperate effort is also being made to defeat
Messrs. 1hham end Do1ton, Un1ou candidate. for
Representatives Of the South DlssEscs OF Cook
county. The dEfest Of these gentlemen may give
the Copperheads cont1oi OF the House Of Repre-
fentatTe4, and with gain OF . senator a. a'oEe-
eaid, enable them to elect roma knight Of the
Golden Circle United States senator, and enact all
tho revolutionary laws they pleased, for the pur-
pose Of htlpirg the rebels and breaking down our
Government. viii Union voters bear these things
In YoiEdf
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Markets by Telegraph.
ALBANY LIVE sTOuK 1AKKET.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tr1buue.l
, ALBANY. n. r. Saturday. Eov.5.
Western doye1s are In better humor this week.
The uear approach Of election has kept st hoe, md
the supply Ia comparatively Hight, less than aoco all
told, and including many very light scallawags Thls
crcumtfarce. and the fact that there coEs1dera
bic Improve menr In 1he last NsE YORK market, led
to speculation which hss cleared 81 hs ya1df q: an
advance OF 35ff@s.to head. About 2.5da have been
taken for New Fork aud eco OF 800 for tho Eastern
narket. 1ro1uded In tales were 81 extra tat Illinois
s1ee1s st % y, average lao D.: 17o good do at
s95 o head; aYera9e go n 1ko Canada 1t $3.a3
q head average 500 and II Michigan es eG5kc;
average l,f5Q na
snE1P-Afe pIeEty, bat the average Ia Unusually
pcor In qualify. Prices however. Ate battef. rang-
tnz from &c to &c, with sharp demand Tor e1-
rsa, Receipts. 65to head.
Hoas-InQury il active at l731sc, ard 1sAc for ex-
t1a.heavy hogs. Receipts. se,tos head; shipped ia
New Yo1k, 1860 head.
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THE CITY.


The following are the nominations made within
the limits Of Cook county on the Union ticket en-
b1acinE Congressman from the First District,
stste Senator, Representatives, and county town
snd ward ofAcese:
GnN1sxss-Johu Wentworth.
6tdfae A9oFNeY-Chaslea q. Reed.
lahHIr-9ohn A. Neleeu-
Clark 0qFcuu {1ouyt-Wil lillian L. Church.
gosp+eF-nf. VM. WAGNER.
81Gte Senator a41t D4sf-FY4uci, A. Eastman.
Req 'eAkatdtiFts 59M D!str.cL {Westa-Wil1iam
JACKSON, n. " Huutley, A. D. Cook
Remssentak. .os uA DiAtricf {south)-A Il. Dol
ton, Edward 6. fEhAm.
Revsaeatattnes 61st Dlssrla, CSo1b)-Gecrgc
Strong, f. r. Stevenson. -
7Prss Chicago -eupers1sors-W. n. Farwell, c.
r.. Chandler. TowE Collectpr-PleAsant Amick-
Assessor-1homae She1gold. Clerk-Alv1n Sails
bury.
6ouM Chicago Supervisor Aaron Gibbs,
W. g. csdtnen. Town Collector-Frank Lum.
bard Asesbor-H. C. Ballard. Clerk-Theodore
.NorM Chicago Supervisors Philip AoEet,
Charles .Drsnrord. Assessor Adolph Muller.
Conecfpr-E u. H0oke. tielk-HenrV JAhus.
Word .8ue7eFpisors-Farat, Jothus G. Kntcter-
booker. Second, Dr.. 8. G. Blake. Third, c, Il.
Wicker. Fourth. Chsries Fo'lausbee. seventh,
AmInAnn Pundt.' Eighth. Hermann Tlmme;
Nlnth. Reuben Taylor. Tenth, J C1ough Haines
Eleventh. a. B. johnson. Twelfth. C. Duenelng,
1btteenth. John Atwater. Fourteenth. Philip
6seanm1ile1. Fifteenth, s, shacuord, Sixteenth,
j. ". Thomas,
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St, Louis Market

ST. LOUIS, sztu.day. Nov.5 1854.
roBAcco-Dull; factory luss $3.50 to 3le,t plan.
ters.d 40 s1c $l2ko; common shipping leaf $ls5
ia el5 9, medium DO a17se 70 sH-5o ;Rood and hna
do 92,z5 and $.a.ep; conmon aud netsum nsnufac.
tuYtrx leaf ss05o good do 33s 80 and $s5 Is,
F1ous-Eecelpts. 1851 bsls. Mszkes quiet. sale
Of super 1t Is 50. delivered; extra ss-4o inspected
and delivered do 1t $3.50 double extra 1t aa7a In
speeted and delivered DO At &,.7s p brl.
Observation-Disclosures slsa5 SACKS. Market I'd,
vancsd Bales Of 50 sAcls at u Cd; so DO 1t ala9,
~ do ut glss :a:6 do Ut kLs3 so o. 1t SIT DO
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United Gtate9 Caf1at1an VommAEA00s
The Northwestern Branch Of the Chfattsn Com
mission acknowledges the recefpt Of the following
additional dol attons eince the last public ac-
Acknowledgements:
Kaapp s 1non neetaas st itss ReV
J n sIoIC, $is2 ~ e: - meeting o. citlzens m 81 CO.
cbttn Ws Ps Hev Gs4 4eess s :s; .elleston
Kenosha, Wis, b. b. Ks7 J i FaTmeiee, 81; collee.
ton in Baptist AID C1nsresatsonsI e so M churches at
nsaa9e nnlss ae f. JsesSe Hsa soa
e. 7 II t II 1an Z by Rs9 ae
fo 9g'qR 5g ebatss naHsg k15a Esa
nee will Offering OF Baptist Ghurch and consrega.
tion, Tontea, T.. by ksg W Mm &C., e Fat, *sas5;
ifaae s asrnon, 6niease. sio: collection al 1t
meeting Iear Coral, H., by Rev . E Hattermsn,
3st5 eo;lseti9n Ftsst Baptist Church, Is Crosse,
d.nesa. aG7 wis,' b ". BskeP, Sea- "a. !;
stnk keasaa It ass;S besa ts H. i, b FL e9 sp
$eGo15; Ladiee' Christian Commission It Meenak,
Wis, membership fund, By MISS ii Williams
S. stt sas oss eosnS f5 5b,B f. BA nb5 b. ~ F3
s, s asee ee's1o snas
tsp Rss esseS Sc % p,?n T. saaiaas s oa Ss1. M
ran Church, BY d 4 Harlbut. Treasurer, 81 Is
] n1d1lOnal 1f0m GfetUHQQ0 meflng, BY Il w hit
! Tier, Esq, q: additional from Ii Sale BIZ u
Duenao Esq, 80; aSd't'oaal .as ron MsfssE
STIRLING, NJ, in Ear, by B F Jacobs ESQ, $75;
| meeting at Kanevll1e, III in part BY B jacobs
| E,o,, Sx1a; meeting at Hpafta, Wis.,, By d
Hcmphil1, S2e6: Ladies' Christian Commission ol
4 EptlnR street Congressional Chnrch, NIL Haukes,
&is 81; meeting It West Angrots, 'n pa.t, b,
Loyal Women, BY Miss Jane Chambers, $50: meet
ing Of c.,tzeph q syssnoEs, Il, by ReIN + Msr
Welsh PIetb: ttrian Asaoeia.len, Cambria, W,s.
81 Rev N Strong, s1o=; collection Wilton .bnIs
Rev 4 II French. $40: Lsdles' Union sAnitar
Fsi5, sandwich, NJ, By " Culver; Treasurer
Crawford, SIS; meeting at EsrlTllle, H., by r.
N Strong, sS7; Mts Van Doren; Eureka: Aina.
Saskmans Eulska, Minn:; s.; yrs Y s PoeL Eazek.
20 cents; Thimhle sentine,s Chl
Ill, By Mrs Harriet D,ckeEson: Secretary; 81
FAR Al Polo. III, BY Mrs Maria Holyoke, Trsal
urer, $500: Bra, ch Com mlttee at W.upun. Wi
by John BJtr, Esq. $38 80; EeetlEK q P:aiaaelt
III, by Rev II Suung, In part $16s,10; do DO {
LocIpott, ri, by Rev J. N Strong. S14s.1:
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TU6EER HALL.
Mass Meeting Of Loyal Cermans-
Dr. V-exxneE and Hoe. John " ont
worth.

4 ,s,oe and enthusiastic gathering Of Uniou~
,oy,no Germans was held in Turner Hail on sat
nrdsy evening. j. g. Gtnoee, enaasnsAa u sae
board OF Public Works presided ,,,
~. r.,.ner vas the fit Ut speaker. he addressed
.hs meeting IN German, appealing In an eaoqnent
manner 10 their Patriotism He ro'effeo 70 'ae
rhanre which had recently been e1pef1encsa ~
TG Ssafo 81 hse Nov SIC bas
sdnried nee constitution, and moreover provided
lot tbe nee dns.dea Of neGro chidsen, s1,.. =,
sTn,v ii the Common wealth to Char es II; and to
Napoleon l., both Of whom sep1fed to supreme
MCCLELLAN, like them, as2i.ss to reise himself
to pow by dcttrcy1ng the liberties OF the people.
de then entered on an able rssiex Of Gen. Acc7el-
lis erand siege against The Quaker guns Of Manss-
| raa and tit greet flank novelaenta. Ie next snoke
Of the soura nnanc,a! co1oiuon of tos country,
that the dn8nees OF this couuE5 were IN > rutoons
condition. He concluded by picturtng to the aadi-
should Mcclellan be elected President, and tho
tbe Re election Of Abraham Ltuco!n. His address
| w.E received with groat kpplan.e
Hon. Jim We1tTcrth followed, in few pert
nent remarks. He urged the necessity Of energetic
action during the AhoEt time that remained before
the election.
Els remarks were full Of soaud advice, aud were
| enthusiastically received.
The MEETING then adjourned
MILLER {fHIt Is uecleea to inform our readers
that OF O ]. MlleE, better known se the "Doz-
be,11' ~b6 presidGs ut the Armory, is the Copper
head candidate for Clerk Of the Ctrcnit Court The
cam OF the public are regaled at length BY the
Copperhead press on the subject Of law. equity and
good morals. Runor tayr the Hon. Justic Of tne
bis ppre s1d high minded ii psrty IL il trus hit
tituion IN this ctyt L. Il une that he ha. leased
tcnc property On Wells .treet TO Az abandoned fe.
asd 3seess If = TIE 1srt the u esa:
true that he does thfs- Whist 4 mockesy It Is for
him to ssK the voter Of the people OF Chicago, on
. oleion, Belmont Co.
4 TIE RxuE1s TOR McC1E.1As.-Antho,4 r..
i ! velk2, a late private in Captain Manf7e COMPANY
T E)esth re- aiment ulcola volunteer tnfautry. ba,
+ juet Arrived in the city from Richmond Tirefcts
He vas captured At CtickamauEa, Georgia, Sept
sob, 1e6s, and was paroed october sth, 1864 afte
haring given premise to the odic,als tntrustei
+ vote 'or Mcclellan. We have convessed Win him
n and be Will come forth to corroho.ate this etais
snI wsn.eo h nc .sys u ~. T.. s11 more Of hs fc
y home under the came conditions The reqn1re
- promlse was gwen with the nr1n mental res1rss
IS hon Heve. TO vote fos man Sho had the suppos
"a "a afeycry rebel In the South
III CooK COUNTY voTz-Four yesrs ago, tte z.
pubtcane carried Cook county by $500 maiotit,
Is 1t ought to give Lincoln as 'srge majority nos
and would give far larger one If all the solde,
I'd belspcing to the county were allowed TO vote Bt
er 5000 o. the home Sete4n Wcsk and ngiisut
r. keep ont fraudulent votes by thsrp wa1chinE al
m challenging. The first duty i to prevent ftand,
s9 no 81 ssa tss
|
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moved through our streets With the so'emnity Of
u iur trai procession, cheering only when they
pared gIoggery or when called upoa 70 do so
lor s:me poe5 tS.dsts tor poit':.1 nn.t.l & Rex;
would eay, "a khow that showsd the absence Of
Mi show.H
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D1 n d.

At St. Louis, NAV 81. LIsus. ALBERT n. DANk5.
Co E, 1ssti Kex's III. Vol. aged q yes:s.
Eul eIAi ro-morrow fMon1AY} ar O'Clock z. NJ
from the reIdenca Of El8 father, 9e7 8tat8 street,
, 1864-11-06

VottRE P1aces-Knapectors Of Election.

.oo 1st 1'sEuo1; WIN me polnng place tn each
ltseapu. 1ne LEI o tnspecaoFe needs consider
"ean6idate." @dead." and Ere@oyed, TO Sow shoW
,sS' nes e ,n.s from those causes. and tue namocz
kD' 'e 1nefeasea -.sr x.nn
Fq,a nnkefa,z- q " Pst,or = no.r .na
Thomss Church pisce of holding e1. ction No. ~ q
"snssn sa.sa sxenae, n., chr,.. sn,, ,,,,,..
Gnn nn-th1sst ~ hoe1ooco; y paee Or holding sse
streets. >e-'N - "AsA''st'a ANo "e"'
SECOND wAHn. ....
fRE Gres1mef-Ft'nGls Rsfber. D. H. Dan
e'ns. 49, e. = nsinef 3 u 5o1. -. 1t.9 nte p.x
George 4. Fislunen-eoraeS Van Bnfsn and sSsi::
@an e'fee'e
91uso wAKn.
Jeha s. c. eaner cl.lp I'D sieI rssoi ie
streets.
Ssqnd ssae - @ &C., cssie, B. Willard.
rou8rvARn
Fs,,a r.ssanet-c. ". Clayton, Vim. Wheeler.
MAX h1mpa!lrJ: " VoFney, intersection o1 A.
cher road sao stsss etTeet. .,
Aafon i Haven. Engine HOUSE So. ). csrrille. '>''
.Eva f4resaa-W:w, Tar,or, Godt. Deist, John
keyes-schooa Aoose' Archer road and LssAila
81 .st. n..,u..,.hr r., MIA. n.,,.
hsist,en Hn, -; ss;chse TdInncs ueauas'
nv sIr.1 rrad ana GSeens ~ stsast f1l11sAa'
s,r-T~.nn
Firm FxciNa-Psrttck Brennan, Conrad Eies
". c. Deakman-Canal etreet, near the corner Of
Mitchell.
S<oond F5can1-W. ", Waahburne, jacob Ya-
etEee,s.
SEVENTH wAnD
Fsrst ,P,sciacz-Tbos. C,oSry, Geo. a. Young,
Gattar 6chaaf-cotuer OF Wright and Uion
streets ,.--
6teOAd f!eess.c@f EaItanefs L. n !. AeAfds Ed
#afu Au1PaS-ao o41e Atlano hsenue.
EIGHTH WARD.
First Frectnct-P. HoltoD. J. B. Wilson. Phillip
Rei1y-houee Of FreceIick Ha-ke, corner Of S1mp-
con street and B'ne Island Aveout.
SkcoHd EfeelnGt-Joha F. se9delbach4 Patrick
McNesry, On Pok, between Shultr and May streets.
xmrH wAno.
E1sst Freclnd-J. c. wicker, Moees Brown,
John TJr7ef-horse Of D Clancy. corner OF Mad
1son tfee1 oA1 eo&ta *est plAnK foaa;
7 4 s;,cs -.
al 1ne Aean o' Gn1aoeta efteeI
TENTH WARD.
n B, Usl7ison-erripe house.on Jackson etreet.
between Clinton aht 3enerton.
6ee1Md t7eGhE1,-L. r. coeeoey, tdeaol =. =.
1sr ~ En;nn .nn Washin1+on .,1sets a'1ee so'-
~.~s..1 y. 49,.
:, 11tn s Aao'
,tM& fseaes:-a- batterman teanaioats) r.
@nn = :s.ta - ~'4ne4 0S"P'~4ee" aou @@t"
8enond F7ectna-Char1es Ford, F. HcGinuis,
moses sfas-eosnef HA'ssea aud Indiana Streets
71 p r. 1,A WED:
1HeS 1set.t~ -. - Y. ooa~s = AaAAEAAes %ou-
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+on stained to initiate me of1slnal eQlqTe ~ 10
1c1I 1o street corner Of Union, or at T. Henzogs,
l69 Lake street. "o"7'''0A~
n~nr. James, 20 celebrated throughout ths
nEtsd 9+stes and New Orleans fer the treatment
ussrnhs,s In Its various STAGES with neutralzer,
~ aathey private chronic diseases, IL consulted
aa;iv fv persons from all parts OF the United
Cp,;.R and Canada, at his rooms and pAIlor.. e6
21srSo,nh etIeet, between state and Dearborn
atreetsa Apply Immediately Is danger In
delay. No'oo''"Se'e3@
nv. BJgeIow.-Afr friend in need is Dr.. Dige
,os to those afflicted with diseases Of private or
chronic uatu1e- and those pe1eons who suffer ftom
Tia cIass Of maad1e7 should not hesitate to apply
At or &c to him for that aid which his long expert
ence enables him to give. Seminal weakness. In
voluntary emissions, nocsurnal e1clta:lons tnapo-
TeneyeaI eoree, old u'cerations, nocnlated bonee.
kiduey afcctious and. indeed. all possible varia.
firms of disease IN the seminal or urinary organs,
whether functional or structural, or combated By
him with such succeeH that hts skill has bsen BY
mspY considered almost miraculous. In chronic
dlsea.es whether the result Of venere.l or sctotu.
lous tatnt, or belonging to Some other Ecnus. The
Doctor ia at bone and thousands in this city peat
willing testimony to bis victories achieved iu their
csse. Indeed, Is sea1eeay necessary 70 spsak Of
Dr., Wee1ow; bis rane aud fame are Ekmiliar IN
tbe mouth as household words; his praise ID on
every tongre. None rho have entrusted them
selves to his Treatment have ever found
troubled by those recurrcnt symptoms which ara
the too cure results Of mercp1iai hestngs. Hla
cures are not only speedy and certaiu but Perman
cnt. II you are tn need OF valuable medical adE1ce
| coneu1t DR.. BlReloW, at his Office, No. 1T9 CLARK
! street, corner Of Monroe no6'T6st1l
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New York STOCK and Money MnEket.
EEw YoHx, SATURDAY. evening. No7.5.
MoNsY-Ae.iye and 1rmer At 2 Celt.
E1CHANo1-Flrn at Il r9Hal091 for gold.
GoLp-Active and hrmer; op-n11g o. 1SlH. a..
vAnc1ng to 23lH. deetnrg to 2s3, &na advancing 20
2AA. .
GovxHzNExr STocxs--A shade hrm.r.
, 1864-11-06

Programme OF ArranSements-Of
Of fkE0ccaalon-1lf.u or March,

The funeral obsequles Of The lanented Bfigadler
Getezal 7. E. G. Ransom xil take plaee 1t Bryan
Hall this afternoon at one O'Clock. The Etual will
be that Of the Episcopal Church. Rev. hobart 3.
Clatksor. D D., officiating.
Atg O'Clock a. N. the Hall viii be thrown open
to the pabic, and the body will lie in state until
1he bour Of service
Att.o o'clock tba funeral procession will coma
ftlm the Hall in the following order:
TIE PROCESSION.
Detachment Of Police. Chief Marahal Col. r
II. HoDrb. Aids-cnl. Robert ForeJthe, Van.
Turtle, Chhs. Randolph.
MILITARY DIVISION.
Marshal. Col B, ]. Sweet. Aids-Co1one! ]. II.
Loomte. Col: r. a. Gilmore. Capt Jas. SMITH,
Capt. L. z. RnmFey, Band Of the 15.h regiment
Veteran Re1efve Corps. Officers Of tne Army and
Nsy; Regiment oi infartry Deteehnents from
the 6th and 18Th regiments Veteran Reserve Corps
Twcnty.fousth Ohio Batte1y. Dearborn Light Ar
t.l1erJ, Capt. mes Smith. Old Members Of Bat
tetten and Chicago Light Artillery, Capt.I F.
RumseJ.
MARoN1c Dy1s1oS. ...
NArstal, Col. ". #. Mitchell. Alde-W. q.
Tuner, Gee. E. Aben. B. 2, Steven. Col p.
Boo1h. Master Maeors. Great Western Light
GEari Bard knights 1euplaf,
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r,a,a,, and ceotlera. ans FIrs o: every descrip:
,e;opd fn initiate the original colors, at l3d
fo f7on street corner Of Union, or at HeIzoEs,
80 r nf+o ntrHqf. lQQ-tv3Q-it<
, 1864-11-06

CAIEMY OF MUSIC,

ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
a %:ss;RsfeR REILLY .i;ss E: S!Ssh e.
sasena sase Tset sss q i$a
Es. g;S T'a saspss H..
Ss Ssisaa: nsass
s 5no f.
:ssssd Ssa:s 6s3f,. ..:s sa5@ 9};
o'fsess 4. g. pisa1es, Agent. A> A o;s3TESiT
AToVICKEE's THEATRE.
W. Madison erect, hesE6zr 5:ats aad Dsa.bozo.
Aeet xIets o9 G,cis sad Pasqasso
saty eests; sscoae c:rels txe4rx,ave @ se1n; " q
ss. s. &
II Tho box oace nom 10 70 land rom 10 O'Clock.
TuzATB1 wARn And GoMsoRTAB11-
q ths se.Es., Ass sgzA
el l''''so The SEA OF ICE.
drs's dgsisa DO la'c'n1' s...."-.h1ss LAURA KEEEE
81 6sii1ss: st:ase. }.,,...:.:::.:..:nE J.E. EAaLs
Cspt de Lsscou1e. Mt J.DJott na1a5as. ~: asE
,.l 5e:s III Il e
sS' H. kssE a1TNEz
NoL. WOODS MUSEUM
COL. j. q. WOOD Bed b.. r. WHITMAN
PlopIletor1 md Asos2efs.
Mr 4. D. BRAbLkY.......Dl .Dlressor Of Amuseasass.
EoSDAY and every evening during tho weak.
C0ATlNUHD SUCCESS
or the Friat Irlsh D ana OF the
THH COLLEEN Il AVN.
Or, TER BhIpzn Or GA2aIowEH.
BardYegs Cregsp .Hr. Frank Aiken
Ayles IA coppHleen DiIo9
atA.,0l
Rsn 2ssss. + Fss.ta
bly, 0Colnof......... s.........-...-Jtnhla Ass1s
NEW xxp M1GTificTxT ecEsIaY:- -psi1ted IL.
p.ea'lv lo- ibis tramA by EtnAkD LIE
THE CHIC aHU BEAUTY Is now On exhibition.
PKICKs OF q DAlAal0E:
To Muserrr and aaIely OF lect7fa Rocn. 81 e..
6ecurcd BeAn IN Drets Crcls Or e.
OrcneJ1a Chaalx {3a IN nunberl..--... 31.@.
Children under il Yea1s oi aRa to cts.
Children occupying seht8 IN DrEas Circle Or
P.1quette, viii be charged Full frtte.
Childtf1 In ASI2A. not Admitted.
, 1864-11-06

EDucA71oE.-The committee appointed by Gov
e,nor Tstes to prepare aud report On the disrion-
ion Of the funds proceeding from the State Public
Lands dorated By Congress to this State for Ag1l
cultural ard Industrial Education, viii meet at the
fremont House, in this city, on Tuesday, the 18th
inst-, at \. n. a full a1tendance IL earnestly
deRfel ". ". EyERrS. ChQ.
, 1864-11-06

ruxxoxr ANNUAL GAn D1zaka--We &C.
tnovledQe the receipt Of m Invitation TO a'1sno
Tho niLth annual Game Dinner given oy tne pro
s.I.ta1s NJ The fremont Hou.e. This list en-
PRssres tweutY.fye different kinds Of game
, 1864-11-06

y.ort-Betgeen Tuners Hail and Methodisf
p1ock- m Saturday afternoon, list Of anoscrip-
.,ons IN the German Labor Association OK tne
Weft Division. vii the finder pieaan leave ~ ii
+h}s nf1cef
, 1864-11-06

FOURTH WARD.-An adjourned meeting Of the
loyal unicn men Of the Fourth Ward will be held
at Follsnshee's Hsll. corner Of State and Twenty
stcond streeta, On Monday esenitg. Nov. 2, at IN
o clock, to hear the reports OF committees and
M he anal afrnn9eMents fos the great days HoIk
OF Tuesday, Eoy. s, 1854.
, 1864-11-06
.TEWVNI ATIaN{ AND LUMBA

III Goa y.rapls .tceiot to- s:1 iST loV
9epP ~ n;tv ter. Taoulaada san tesry :.
lit 6ess rtmtdv tssy ss,s a''dtd addrsss III 5"
d, B1x ANS Coafs4os
, 1864-11-06

SEVENTH WAHD.-A meeting Of the Union men
Of the Seventh ward will be held on Monday night
at I O'Clock, ehsrp, at the corner Of Twelfth and
uEien streets. BY order Of Committee.
, 1864-11-06

MccoRx1cKts Observation-Disclosures Is great
on owning. He owned the TINS Office, owned
the Baushee-tAmer, OWLS the Adtoedte, owns sew
eral hotels. oHus county scrip at fifteen per cent
discount, and btsiaes tying to carry the working
men II his breectes pocket, actually managed .
few years ago to get . church on his back. We
thi1 that his acquisitions. win prove to b. like
tie TarpeI8u shiotds-crush him 70 the earth on
election H8Y.
, 1864-11-06

FoR WuoA WILL You YorE.-For JEFF. Davis
or Lincoln will every vots be recorded that is put
In the ballet box next Tuesday. There Is no mid.
die ground. Mcclellan Is only the cats p.w Of the
JEFF Dasts party, and all who rote for him. vote
for lust that which Jeff. Davis wants. Take care.
In voting next Tuesday be sure that you avoid
tiy1ne aid and comfort to the enemies Of yout
county.
, 1864-11-06

n.,pcE Acc1pEn7.John Lander, carpenter,
.mn,oved b1 the Northwestern railroad Company
sss uht in Wells atreet bridge yesterday while
s,,e1e,sly attempting to step from the sldeT1lk 70
- hIfdee While 1t vas In motion: he W4s badly
,ntnYed.
, 1864-11-06

TIE DrMocRA11c lay1Eu111Es.-The s'Inylucl.
uIesr-they win *riia their naroe inpi.tb!es afset
the electann-1e1e ont Saturday night in a.l the
glory Of tallow candles. eunpo~der and 1r,sh
meut, theJ goi up procession Numbering about
two hnrdred Of elages, sizes and colo1s. and they
, 1864-11-06

Tumn WA1D MEEusa.-Tbero will be meet
tEg of the Union men OF the Sd ward ut Union
Ha,l, No. 6l1 State street, Monday evening. Long
John, Chas. Il. Reed, Frank Lumbard and others
are expected to be present.
, 1864-11-06

BEEnvE.-The clothing store Of Vim. Bart
1ett, Nos. 1s1 and 1sa Kaucolph street, under tho
Sherman House, has well merted this appellatten
during the past week. Their sales have exceeded
ten th0utand collars, an tie stock ID BY no means
exhausted. II you want anTthiug to suit both In
quality and prtce. tn the way Of furnishing goods
caIl on Bartlett: Jou will nndll.
, 1864-11-06

MoEE Police oTF1cEns,-1wenty.fou police
zen xere smorn In and cent on duty On Saturday.
Eire were gent to the North DIvis1ou eight to the
Eoctb and eeTen to tho Weet pl$ieion. None too
mary; and re hope they will al prove to DO the
right kind Of men.
, 1864-11-06

prx oyxn-A little sou Of Chester Taylor, Esq,
-,.tsgno m Weet Van Buren, street, near Jefferson,
vss run ove. by a hack yesterday and his right
arm hrOkHD,
, 1864-11-06

:
Regiment oils Infantry.
F@E,ax's DT1sIes SAAlas-w; Y; p Possl, s,
John sch,ncS; The Great Union baod; The Fire
Department.
Civic Division Carriages p.ovtdcd,) c. O F.
Holden, Marshal; A1ds-C, 9. Wicter, John Tys
rel: Mayor. Common Council, aud City 0f1cess,
,ives, ind Judges Of the United States Courts Re-
p,esentatives of Press judges Of he superior.
CT the Fort, Collector Of Internal Revenue, Asses
Eor q Internal Revsnne. Postnastet United atates
q Tie County: Bosrd Of Educstion, Pres1dent and
Directors OF The Board o! Troaa, Chamber OF Com
foc,sdcD. The Young Mems Christian Is Assocfs-
on, Committee OF Arrangements, Citizens In
Catltsges, Citizens on Foot
THE LINE OF HARcu:
All Divisions = II report promptly at o'clock
this afternoon ss follows:
Ths M,,sat! D1yision On c'a:k street; its rish:
The Ma-oric Division On the north side OF WASH
ington east Of Clark, it's right resting on Clark
The Fire Department on the south side of Wash
The cisic Division on wa.h,peton, west OF
C1Ayk, Its right resting or Clark ttreet.
The proceseion viii move promptly ut O'Clock,
it l. hoped that none will be lett behind through
The line Of march will be as follows: From
Bryan hall on CLARK t. Cske street; up Lake to
Wei,s ttreet and thence to the City Cemstely,
where the remains will be deposited, temporarily,
With military and Masonic houors.
The military pail bearers whose names are given
abaTe, are requested to meet ut Parlor No. !,
TfeDont House, at II O'Clock noon, precisely. The
Mayor and Common Council viii assemble at the
hafor'e office at the same hour.
The members Of the Masonic fraternity are re-
quested to meet pn1 1ctua1ly at the Masonic Tem-
pie ut II O'Clock.
All rent1emen named In the Civic 0t7ision will
report shortly before one O'Clock, p. NJ. to AID.
C. C. r Holden. marshal, on the platform at
Dr3sn Hall, in order that their proper carriages
may be assigned them IN the procession.