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The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-02-20

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, 1864-11-05
UnIoN TIoKKr.
Cock County NoNalnAslsRs.


The following are the nominations made within
the limits OF Cook county on the Union ncteh ON
b1acinR Congressman hpm tho First District,
State Senator, Representatives, and county town
and ward officers
tongftts-John. Wentworth.
: States AttoFAty-Chszles a, Reed.
6hetD-John 4, Nelson.
E3eTk Circuit CotYk-WiliAm L. Church.
X. EoF9a aG-Dr. Wm. WAGNER. $780,
Sfdts sezator e4kh Dist-Ftancls A. KAstman.
ReP esta9atirts 59A Distr.et. (West)-Wiutam
Jae. sou, n: Y. HQntley, A. 3. Cook
Regresentos pet tUtA Narics {soush}-A Il. Dol
= E<pTs.sntasisss sisf Datr1et, CSor,h>-aeorge
Strong, 4. F. Stevenson.
W.st a9o-supervtaors-W.W ". FarweI, c..
B.: Chandler. Town Conector-Pleasant Amiek.
Aseessor-Thomas shergold. Clerk-Alvln Sails
bury.
South Chicago -snpezyisors-Dr. Aaron Gibbs,
". s. Cadman. Town Colector-Frank Lum-
bard. A8essoF-H. G. Ballard. Clerk-Theodore
Frese.
North Chicago Supervisors Philip Aptel,
Charles DcAndorf Assessor Adolph Muller.
Collector-E. y. Hooke. Clerk-HenrY Jahns,
Yard 6upervisorg-First, Joshua c. 1Snicker.
booker. Second, Dr.. 8. G. Blake. Third, c, g,
Wicker. Fourth, Chsrles Fol1ausbee. Seventh.
Hermann Pundt.' Eighth, Hermann Ttume
Ninth, Reuben Taylor. Tenth, ]. ClouRh Haines
Eleventh, 4. B. Johnson Twelfth, C. ,Dueusing,
Thirteenth. John Atwatet. Fourteenth, Philip
stelnmnl1er. Fifteenth, Shsckiord. Sixteenth,
B. ". Thomas
, 1864-11-05
REVIEW OF THE NEW YORK PRO
VISION mARKHTe
From the n. 7. Shipping List Sd.1


The Pork market is 5O075 cents lower. New
MerE, the speculative description, having flacfu-
s.ed S between TIE extremes OF 8a2.eo and 8ls.50-
ana5 soshx se 10y oSer Price + I. 5.her
late has been eia,uetrically opposite to that Of
Gold. which Is accounted for by the expectation Of
nrcas ese = ny atean and high
Thus. when Gold falls, and the military situation
looks hTorable, PORK tends upwards, and Uics
Seo Sa III Tne stoef I'll be seen By the
The 'ales include 24,6O0 bbls,-YesterdaY's trans-
ACTIONS at &42,o0 0G$43e Is fnr new Mess-elosine at
the the P1 1nflde prtse x3915g q5 old d. 50
62EI$s9 Tor Sour Mess; also $500 bb1s new Mess
. ior Hovsmber and DECEMBER delivery, at 500 $40
Cqt ~ Meats ct are firm and IN fair demand with sales
cents for the former and 2OdGs1 for the ,latter.
Bacon remains Inactive, aud prices are nouIual.
The cool weather has been favorable to packing
yet IN Hogs, fsw city slaughtered have been soid
a. 16Golgh eents, which are considered extreme
eas aasn ~ o1s eeat Win
es Hse ser ~ a L fsF as t. pEHs
for kettle rendered. Beef rul.s fra1, Win fair
demand; The stocx has been reduced nearly 5, b,ooo
packages during the last month, bnt the receipts
1850 for old plain mess, 8;750Ss1s 50 for 1e@ do
$1u00D2i:b 30 for old extra do, and 320.O0 10 sd
for @ neM DO: also, 1,G0 bis new mess, to arrive
only to notice Rale Of 50 pkgs IndIa beet 1t s O
10 Sss as ses s. nfisfs 4he bat |.
rather higher though still irregular: re ouote
Western. at 32135c: and S.ata at 40 A45c-Tith
Sssy choice Orange county fresh made pais at 6Oc.
At 15@24c-latter price for factory made. Eses
haye advanced to 38Gs0c
Receipts eluce our last
Beef pigs. as97 LaId ............ is
E1port< from 1et Is A1st t)rt-
, 1864-11-05

A LnurEsAxr OF TIE 1saru 1111so1s Rso,xxssr
DROWNED II ST. Lou1s.-Afew days AGO the bodv
Of young man, dressed In the uc1forn Of u Second
Lieutenant, was found in the Mississippi Rlye.at
ST. Louis No clue con1d be obtained repardiSr
his name, but from papers found on the body II
1S4th Illinois (one hundred dAy) regiment and that
bic father is resident Of Chicsgo. About We:K
previous 10 the discovery, The fathes c.ed at the
office Of the Provost kaeshal, ut ST. Louis aud
Leave biz pane ihe authorities DO rot know where
to communicate with him. The hooy wss Eve
zaoussache snd auhrsn nsir, and had been IN The
Watce abaut ten days.
, 1864-11-05
ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL
Especial QiEpatch to the ChIcs1u Trthune !

BRmaEFoRr, Friday. Kov.4-s p. m.
cIEAREp-J. Harrington, Maj saelas. 100 blls salt,
br1s lime. $500 It's dtavea and hoops; Waterloo La
salls: AntElcsn Tartar. Lasalle; Alliance, Ottova
s7,leo feet lumber, 1870 18th; Milwaukee. Lassle'
10 lbs sRf, 60 OF lbs sncx 8alt; Glasgow Dttowa g.
l7s feet lumber eenator. Prison, ss2s feet lumber
LES lbs slaves and heading; Col MuRan, Lasane:
Elisabeth, LocBpott, 20 hsis salt, do stucco; Lndy
Franklin, Lemonr; ". .Gurnes. do; 8. F. Gals. do;
Conyeya1ce. do, Alice Lasalle QUO feet lumbsr 80
cubic feet timber. &C. 900 shingles, br1s app1es.
ABRlvEp-Bsy state, Lasa1le, S,2sa bu corr, 4ss
brla -four: a. Cooley. herrta. 10 nrls -four, 5000 bu
coin. 2nc bu wheat, 900 ms seeds: cayuga, Lock.
pors, 6l8to bu ostss Elizabeth. LoekpoEt, pla pu
eats y Rsl: o15; BuEnh*m Pri,on. 70 yds rubels
Gossssysaes; y kemoat. 80 10! !nnse stone; Gais
f1bss' 'as atone aneo1S esGse andg do ~
Msnsien Sons; S:tsTa, ottawa. NJ " s,plo rs 81 g.
corn: Tobacco Plant, Motril ltn toos coal: Kspubc
Mofrs 80 q cosl Oak Leaf ,iet, ssa9 b osss
eorp y no;thap. Ml1ota 5 Landing. .2sa 900 sand
Lennan. 9staxa. e9sbu es.s ana ooo bn oata from
81 bu WHAT; n. &. IoSn, sards sabe1s sa atone 9n
D. Heast 60. IS yards dimension stone: F. a Leon.
ard. La E4lla. ISL tQrs coal.
, 1864-11-05
milwaukee Market.

Especial Dispatch to the Cn1cszoTrbunsl
MILwAuK11, Wls.. Friday, nov. L
FLoUH-Dull and lower.
observation-disclosures 5000 bu. Marker dun
and 5d6c lower. ssles this morning. 1,,6N hu No
spring In aore at IA1sS On Change SIS
bu No spring In ttoIo at slSs1 so 5co do but ezs'
option till Nov. 18th. 1t II 20; 1000 do denyefed
1tth, 1t s1s2 2ot bu No delivered ltIh 1T 3181.
Oats oul ssleE 6 bu. delivered at Csc.
400 nu In bags At 41.eo BAtley-8alea 200 bu No
delivered vt II IS. 400 bu by sample de1tversd at
, 1864-11-05
Markets by Telegraph.
ALBANY LIVE 6TOUK MARKET,

Especial Diapatch to the Chicago Trthune.]
ALpA1Y, N. Y..Fl1day, Hov.L
BE1F CATTLB.-rhe supply Of beeves thus far
consisting Of those held since last market day.
and which are IN the hands Of spectators, IL only
3joa SaleB light but buyers plenty, and holders
tlm at an advaics Of s5,c0s.oo per had Thirty.
four lat Illinois steers averaging l,2co ns, brought
tlosca per head.
saBBP37@74c; sales limited.
HSE2-f1k2fgn
, 1864-11-05

NE" 40ER 1Uafkets
. EKw YoR1. Friday, NOV. I.
CoT1ox-Masket + fhadc ea.ier, and more doing, at
FLuuE-gtase and wsstarn dull, ard 1cal5c lower,
At for c1tsa state. slo $50 lilo for extra
Ecnnd hoop Ohlo and 81 lAa '2l5 for trada brands
wg1sS%T@dali % % and III a1oopinx4t.estern II 7sa1u-
GnAIa3Wneat--market dull. and :a9c lower for
eoed da "a Go t 1l ar
VstteIn. Oats daii Il slc ior Neatetn. 4o' AAAsa
WooL-MAfhet dull.
GxccRaus-Codee. dull. With no sa,es to report.
Tor Porto Rico. 4olass ~ inactive AID stasdy.
rtnnsd bo1d md sssssc tor - renea rss. '0s
or as ss1 s.; i.,s = sas sq
lar vs5, and cossng ss sio3s as 0a5o for prime,
hnd NiM9sL5e for prime n: ss: Besf q shads nrmsr
snd r. Eood 1esaEn A. y eoals 50 for co1atsy
extra Hea,. Besf hams quiet 1t s23.0l@e5 s, with
ISLES Of 1e1 nrlF TO AlTe, at us 81 Cut meats Quist
At 18Halshc for ahouloets. und l'K4a1c for hams.
bacon s<es, foE January ant Fahrnasy. st 174s f1r
Butter Qutet and steady at tor OHIO. and iv
&c ioF ata:e" Cheese Qulet and steAty II 15a2sc.
Newf York stocR and Money Market.
NEW YoRk. Friday evening, Nov. 1.
AoKKY-aGtiye and arm at Ger cent.
e7171IEo ExoHAH1K-Ftrms At IcgHG31o0H In gold.
dss1ing 70 2sih. advancing ~ 1s4, sno cloatnS ii
GoTsnsszSr s-ocks-Mo,e sct1ye and shsde
0Jn ef. ~ - '4 31'
BTocKa-Better Rock 1.laud, 100; Milwaukee L
fral!e au Chem, SIX Fort Wayne, 1osX Cleveland
& & P1ttshurE ~ Noftnwestetn, Az do preftrrcd,
IL Es'e' !oeH; az pIsfeEEea ,o! H9 ;s5n, l2tx
Ohio Mis:.stppl cs1tttcates, sak; yaar certin.
ea'es. as Q. 9, coupons, llsx 529a coupons.
, 1864-11-05
philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA Friday evening, Nova.
F.oCR-Flsm and no duotAb1e change.
2Ec. Corn nr1u !; Yellow, Q.sr, - -
PxTHo1zuN-unlest,ed; trudeN2 1isc refined, Ia
WHIBKT-Staacy; Ohio Il 770t.f2
, 1864-11-05

BALT1XoRE. Friday Rventpg. Nov.4.
F1oU1-Qutet and dsm. saies western extra 1t
411.S5.
GRAIY-WheAt active. Ealea Southern white ut
s3Il@a. rs ; red q. 2.6.Ga2.s0. C<rn duh.
GoYFHk-Dul! and nominal. ssles at $a9a4c.
, 1864-11-05

NEW YoKK, Friday, Nov. 4.
Gold dul. Thc1e IL 1esa speculative movement
y - on any other day during the week. put much
trreEn1Arsy II price, opening ~ 7934 ran r1p to S
doWh agxln TO 2a2h and up 6g1ln to zs6,
, 1864-11-05

meeaing.-Ther regular meeting OF the Board
Of Manape of the Refuge will be held this (Sat.
nrdsy) afternoon, at o'clock Ii the Young Mems
ChE1HtiRn Association rooms.
, 1864-11-05
Vessels Paescd De1ro

Vessels Paascd Detroit.
Especial Dlfpatch to the Chicago Trfbuoe.l
DsTEo1r. F.1day, Nov. 4, 1861.
CP-Nor.hwest. diGabled. Water Witch. Goble
Emeu. ktncAhs, CorusIis.
powN Flying Mht.
, 1864-11-05
From LEE COUNTY.
Great loyal Demo1straston at Rrank-
lin Grove.

Especial Correspondence Of the Chicase Tribunel
FEAsK11S GRovI. Lee county. Nov. 8, 1864.
We haa two Rlortons meetings In our
town yesterday afternoon and evening. Hon.
E. B. Washburne, II. C., addressed a largo
md enthusiastic audience at Lincoln's Hsl
~ ~ the a,tsrnoon, on the great issues Of the
greeted with round after round of cheers.
Th1ch was renewed when be arose 10 spsak.
He held his audience spell bound in 4 bril.
hanr and eloquent speech Of two hours,
Mnien aeil e1s,ted ne % greatest enthusiasm The
Of Freedom, and three rousing cheers tor OM
Abe and the soldiers.
In the evening We were entertained with 4
most beautiful and eloquent speech rom b.
Ford Douglas, Of your city, whic1 was liz.
tened to by large and approaching audi
ence.
Lee county is good for twelve hundred ma
jority for Old Abe
, 1864-11-05
LOCAL MATTERS.

Ladtee-those elegant French Hats, are
selltng at very low figures at Mrs. D. A. Jacksout
Ia Lake street, up stairs. noy5-y6321t
, 1864-11-05

Msggfe mitchelln FIAye-"Fancbon.
the CrcKet" 'tlittls Barefoot katy O'sheal,':
Pearl Of Savoy" Wild Irish Gtrl,' for sale at
McNauy & Co.'s, 81 Dearborn street.
, 1864-11-05

Where the Flour and Grain Are.
From the Cinciuuau Commercial,1
ANew Yerk psper has tntimated that dour aud
grain were held In large amounts In Western ctfes
by spectators, and thus checked from going for
ward. So far as this city Was concerned, We,
several weeks sgo, showed that its theory coul
not apply: By ne following tsble showing th
that the theory Will also not spply there:
~, Mses < 3e7qst11e qsf1 D,s Week !, ,endigg Ysss
1a1s' Thsst ea:::..:..: SSM g e 1ss,s@ s
0atr. bu...........-...... 688,sH 114O,15s
Bsriey, Eli " Su::...:..... sSsi5 @ 1e1 Sd,s9s ,s9s
WTotaL bu.. ..:-...2 o67, ,asa a33s.1ss
they have become able, By the handsome retuFns;
they have got frou their previous crop to take the
tie impolicy Of thia and tts 1aek Of comm ereiaI @
propristy. bnt without agait. It Is certainly as
s1y 6e s 1ty1ss sSst t. noS 2E
tSeea I've ! hn:sf sd tss esifmsts esifz ss:
competition between producers Is not sufficient to
evils attending high prices must be overcome Nv
the latter turning to the pursuits CT the former.
things have worked during the psst two yesr,. ths
farmers have not advanced their produce much. IL
any. beyond the percentage added to the eommo-
dtt1e& WHICH LQST hlG compelled 10 lpYs md II
Trey bave, the droues who have been tpeculattn1
OF OF both clasees Of ptoducuons-those Obtained
from The eoil and thoee created by mechanical nki
time to honest, wealth creating labor. Hixh prices
for the Eeceasarles Of life are misfortune always.
and when the result, as has been 10 much tho csse
during the past year, Of dc!tops IN commerce, msT
Justly be regarded positive injury. II Is pity
that The trtur7 could not be inside to atllct those
persons who nre most reeDonsible for them but
unfortunately. this cannot be. The remedy for tue
evil fs, As It hss been heretofore, in commercial
tevulston. inst violent equalizer and will, doubt
lets, ultimately be applied. -Teosc who would a.
remedy, would do well not to be louad "a the lit
Of the Epecul1torn.
, 1864-11-05

GILBERT & SAMPSON,
~ 1srgs sod varied s&sortmsnt Of
Furniture and Household Goods
AT AUCTION,
We Will EEL on FRIDAY. Nov. 11.h. 1t 9x o'clock,
a. our fooms q. t6 aad Is Dearborn 1tzeet, larzs
inR1tom and Kitchen Furniture BOOK Cats, Hat
2fees' M Ma5ols Top Inb.es; Aat1e:tes. Spring gess,
Ho1ds @ Cafpe's. Stoyer. DC Also, one Wheeler i
W1sont Sewing MACHINE, rev. N rosewood case
nos T6447r GILBERT d SAMPSON, Auct'rs.
, 1864-11-05

4 CADEMY OF MUSIC
"a Warrington street, BAT. C1Arx AMI Dearborn.
ARLINGTON, KELLY i LEOA'5 MINsTREL9
Viii have tbs honor TO coma1ence tnetE Regular
Winter HeAson.
Monday Evening" Oct. 31st. 1864.
Asyin3 msds y most sasseaatal ZIP thFou*h the
pfepslsdto psodnGe the newest so1gs. Ba!lsds. CHIP
= AM.nneT 11e1csned bT any Company IN the wotld,
ADMISSIONS C3nts; O1rne1I4 ChAif1 and Re
tetved eeAte. 50 Cents io~er BoIee. &S00; Upper.
2sa Bog oMce open from 20 to aud from to
oEloGx ". Dooss open It Ito commence at
EDWIN KELLY. Manager,
, 1864-11-05

GILBERT d SAMPSON,
- Special Balls OF F1ne silyer P1ated Ware and
TAo.e Cutlery At Auct1cn.
a! 9n WEDnEs1AY. Noy. sth. at 70 o'clock, ve will
the finest assortment Of ellvot-PlAted Walo evof of
tesed 4t sucnt 2, 9astst1ng Ct Mch Cas1ors, With
eaEaEs, E1saus, Ten and &C fee Pots, Cake Basfeis
GAn bels tka AnG epocns, Lsdles. eyIoo Fltchef1
Gators, k11s Gonets, Cszd Ba1kots. DC, &C. Tho
ahoye Eoaas arc Al warranted FIRST QUALITY and
the very tntsI OF DoUBL8 pIAf1. Also 4 epltudid
@ easottEasar q syoIY aa;ded Table Cutlery ot the
ALso-Trsds Sale At sK O'Clock l.: NJ. Of tho sAnaa
aaaJ. Of 1G1 doz. eIua tae isis, ptsssIt and Tea
dog. n1e and tix bottle Castors. Tho above Goods
40 Of the msnu.Aeture OF the Eagle M4aulsctus1rF
nos TEl95f BILHERT = A NAXfpS{iN Anc.sys
, 1864-11-05
:Toutl1.

FOUNn:. On Oct. slst a PooV
Il 1es pieSed up, which tbs cvea osa No.
pIov'rE rfuDrtg. ps9ir charges tSn csihss S"11X
Ae%yEaN ~ asdtL4-
, 1864-11-05

i Battery Vote.
HEADQUARTERS BATTERY I, 1sr LIZ. Lr Ar,
NASHVILLE, Tenn Nov. I, 1854
Editors CHICAGO Tribune:
S1R: take pleasure In forwarding the
vote Of my battery for President, taken yes
terday. -
We are veteran Organization, aud, IS the
record shows, strong for Lincoln and the
Union. The vote Is IS folio Ws, viz: For
Pendleton, Ii; total vote cast, I23.
JoHH C. NHELI,
CAPTAIN COMMANDING
, 1864-11-05

MoVICKER'S THEATRE.
WI AsdIson stzeet. between Hsasa and Dslfbot1.
AGYlefef Aye9s ~ ~
cured seah. seYenty nvn ceru; Private eoIes, $500
knd = 90. Bess ba secured ons week Il ady3neo
THxAT11 WARH AID CoNSokrAa11
Benefit and lAst appearance OF
MISS MARY PROVOST.
Friday snd Saturday No7 4sh and 5th. tho thsAli.g
hist f1ehl drama Of -. ----
The FEMALE GAMBLER. ~
.Tocoucinde WITH the R1eat drama Of DICE THRP,N
1atqEdsy sftsTneogf Grand M.t1se; yhea g Miss
Monday. Nov. 6th. 11sI appearance Miss LAURA
kEkNE. In sctlye preparation rho 2orTous apectaco-
lar drama of TIE SEA or ICE.
, 1864-11-05

poRK PAGERS ASSOCIATE oH.-Last evening
meeting Of ihc Pork PAcke,s' Association was
held ut the fremont House, Charles K.eleh, Esq,
in the chair, to eona,der the action Of the members
reenrdlue the destruction BY fire ol Wahl's glue
factoty, as reported in the TRIBUNE.
The chair informed the meeting that Nc. Wahl
hao lot hsasily by the catastrophe He was in
su1ed for Ss8, 900. This insurance expired on the
fret Of this month, but had been renewed by a
verbal agreement Still, thong b this amount
Nould bs secured to hin, It would By no means
eoNeI t the loss sustained Ar Kreleh then in 4
lengthy address narrated the various
means winch had been reso.ted to
70 oeodo11ze and destroy the o6 pricr 70 the COM
mtncement Of Mr. WAtl'e enterprise, sdgmatfzin3
az a. failures. He also mentioned the terms OF
ine ne contract eItesed into by that gentleman with
ne ,h, pty pork packeIa. which we're to the eaecE
tnat ne enould take ali their of1al for period OF
use yea5. N the case OF the 6rm to which the
@ sMaseff Efs6 6dlorsed (astbaek = Kse,gh} the time
rs f h 10 ten yesst Owing the desruc
Mere O. eoutse suspended, and must continue 20
Tor long period Of morths, Feejing that this
oe1ay Rould 20 interfere With ha bustness that be
coaia not cover ME expensea by the fire Yesr CON
'raGe, III. W1h1 had requested th3t lie contracts
u AZ me paG9eEs be extended to ten years,
toI. r L. aous1 moved that the terms be ex-
ssboeo 81 te9ueeted but after lengthy lssion
II Hat ce!esm'neo 70 defer action in the matter
1uul future meeting, ~ the msmhers of the
Association required time for considersfInn ~ A'
MI. Vail complatned OF the mhnner in whirh
: he reporter OF the Journal rpoke oT 1is-wnrk
s,icnatxlng the report OF that psnpr ss II neio,s
apd inlimatfrg that be probsbiT Eon1d ,nstir1ts
:epsl prpceedtnRs for the came, 1 A1sos'
The meeting then adjourned.
, 1864-11-05

TAYLOR BATTERY TAssoo1AT1oH.-Af fnll attend
ar tce OF the members of Taylor's Battery Associa-
ttoA is requested at their Room!No.19, Fullestons
Block, this evening at o'clock
, 1864-11-05

BATTEnT A.-The members Of Battery A, Chi
caEo Light Artillery. are requested to meet this
evepiIg, at eight o'clock, at Pa1lor Mol, fremont
rnnpn - ' -'
, 1864-11-05

DEARBORN 11Gur ART11IERY.-The mepbers Of
this Company Of Artillery are ordered to assemble
at the ArmorY at twelve o'clockto morrow (suu-
day.) "
, 1864-11-05

e Paper Hanging. Painting, Calcmfniug and
Glazipg. At F. E. RiGby'e, 50 Randolph street.
, 1864-11-05

NrSTH WARD W1pE-AwAExs.-Every member Of
this organization IL requested to be At the " ash
ington Skating Park this evening, at Z O'Clock,
aharp, for parade through the Ward.
, 1864-11-05

PROGRESSION TO DAT.-On account Of the Union
MEETINGS to be held In every Ward In the city this
evening, the Committee OF the Lincoln and Og1es.
by club bare determined to postpone the process
tlon advertised for tonight,
, 1864-11-05

VARIETY THEATRE.
Nos. lis aud 1T Dearborn street.
G.E, CHADWIaK. Proprietor and Hsnazer.
7. 4. Acting and St2&e Manager.
New Starsl New Attrnctisns!l
MogDAY Rv1EAa, 0CToB1A 81.
Rs.appea1Ance OF the old fayolite MSS CLAEA
BUTLEK.
Immense success Of JOHNNY ALLEN.
lendsy evening, NOV. 7th lfst appear ance OF Mlss
JkNNIH FAC AZ, prt1nieEe da1Beuse; ALSO, Mr.. 8.
" EAGAE and Nj. j, 8, EDWARDS, Ethiopian de.
Line ator1 Asd general versatile comedians.
CnAaax CT TrN4--poo1 open At 6:i5; Curtain
rises Al Ta5.
PlQuette. cent? :. ..........Dreu Ctfcie, IS cEnH
Private Bo1e4 AEd 9aoQ
8tno II (r NJ
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he met Ellen shes. who made him drink. robbed,
a1d then LEFT him. A portion OF the money was
found On Kelly wien sryrettd. He. With Rueu,
vera be TO bali in 81 600 each. The ofhefa were
, 1864-11-05
B IRT II.

In this cftv, at 10 Norh Hslstsd .treet. on T1es
tsT, Nov, 1st, Nts, CHARLES 4cdHih, OF bIN-
, 1864-11-05

HEAvT RoRBKRr.-Yesterday morning the po-
Hes arrested four person named Ellen Shea, Pat
Shea, John Mann, and John Kelly, charged With
the robbery Of $4,0s0 from Jamss Jones, drover.
ctty with drove Of hogs. had sold them, and vas
ut the Rock Island depo. On hia way home, when
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rebels and confess our lncuM peteney. [Cheere,
aRs sbst bs nss sheats 81 i
Fellow citizens, ever aimee The chosen chief of
the rebels-1 mean the choeen chief Of The Chicago
ns-i.angi ter]-ever sinee be wa k,udiy reiieSed
from the artrous duties oi his command BY Mr..
Lincnn lapglause] the war has bean going on sue
so."i soms con.ide1sbi$ measure Of success Ind
been accomplished out he1eiu theWest: before that
Gralt bad tsktn Donslson- and there bad beeu
but ssnce that event this VIZ had besn cotos on
10 show yoa The condition ot thnss Il he % oas.e lie:
could rot sleep IA our beds withoa. being warned
against assasslns Then rebellion rife 10 every
sseet and alley oi the d.y q Washi1gto when
troops passing through baltimore F.ained the nsye
ment With thsk blood. Whit was the condition
theLf Why. We were beleaguered in the capital j;
the South; there wss tAeIebe days ayne 1t 4le1In.
dria, within Fix miles Of u. and ia plain sight;
the rebels were In possession Of the railroad at
where except thloneh PenneJlyants or through
West V11ginia-a very long and roundabout
wsy; ~ we h.d r, no a. army; our little es,snt
the country. and the larger part were upon re.
no,e frontier, Whtse more than halt were eur1en-
deres by enc s u tho.e traitor otleeIt. while the
bodies, week after week and month after month
We hhd no atmy-no nagy-the rebels had seized
our navy YARDS a. N0fto4kS tney had Possession Of
every foot On our const except Fort Plckenu they
had robbed the Mint at New Orleans: the! had
of the Ohio. The Governors Of Maryland, 0: DelA-
ware and Missouri did nothing, and there ne were,
cooped I'm Washington, without an army, With
out . navy, without povssn to do sny.ldn9 cyan
then. So deplorAble wss our condition that gen
tlcman who fs low Senator from one Of the Bor.
der States, actually proposed that the President
should put the American Republic under tae joint
protection Of Maryland and Virginia. Think Of
that that this proud government should be placed
pnder The proteaton1 Of Maryland md vireini.53
tion vas made-tha. the Prrsident shoul4
invoke the kind officers 20 not tae Hsdsh
tCheer.J Such wss the condition Of thinps tben:
and what Is the c8Dottion nov: Delaware il
loyal: MARYLAND il more than loyal. Tremendous
a1pl,uee M.g!s.d. tbank 9od 3e by ,hs pTosal;s. 81;
month, became free State Rene Wtn applause
%ett y,,gini. l9!.l Eat X.oi; % ia, - Il
~ IN eunvenuon sdopted free atkte conststu-,
11on: lAppsausc J. We bold Louialans, Afksnssa.
!tnnestee. great part of GeorGia, great part Of
Alahama, ard yonr aae notts ove7 Tho sof of erery
, 1864-11-05

TnnD WARD RA1Ly.-Evesy Union man OF the
Third Ward is requested to be present tbIs even
irg al the meeting at Union Hall, No. GIL State
the cause,
, 1864-11-05

Go TO TIE BEsT.-Go to Bryant & stratton's
Chicago Commercial Collese to get thorough,
Telegraph Operator. Address (enclosing stsmps)
Tor circulars, BRxAN1 & STRArToN, Chicago, III.
, 1864-11-05

TH1RTEESrH WARD.-There will be Republi
csn meeting this Saturday evening, at F. BENIN
Ref'a, on the corner Of North avenue and Orchard
street. G FIsHEn,
ChliIuan OF Committee
, 1864-11-05

~ Diseases Of the Nervous, Seminal, Urinary.
and Sexual Bystems. New and reliable treatment,
-ln reports Of the Howard Association Sent by
mail IN sealed letter envelopes, free of charge. Ad
dtesn d.. ]. Sl3llon Houshtop, Howard Associa-
ton, No. 3 South Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa.