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Horses.

Persons having horses to sell would do
well to read the advertisement Of Messrs
Wylie & and Lewis in to-days paper. They
pay the highest prices.
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Bring in the Returns.

Bring in the Returns of the election OF
next Tuesday, as soon as the vote is count
cd out. tra
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pfs" "Freeport, Athens and Nottingham
townships are clear of the present draft
The other townships that We're drafted, are
also making an effort to get clear, with go, d
prospects Of success
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rsa-A valuable farm in North Township
is advertised in our columns to day. Here
is Il chance to get good bargain. Enquire
of j. VI. EsteD
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Legal Noticc.

I'm ATTACHMENT: John IIeberling, Jr..
will take notice that isaac Lewis has
filed n petition in the Court Of Common
plens Of Harrison County, Ohio, against
prayer whereof Is the recovery of Judg-
mcnt against him for tile amount due on
three promissory notes exccnted by Said
Heberiing, two of which are dated April
IL, 1884. payable, with interest, to Isaac and
Thomas Lewis and assigned TO said plaintiff,
one In one yoar for $780, and the other in two
venrs for SSG5,7 and the other is dated A.
pril II, 1854, payable to said plaintiff iii one
day for Sll5. That said Hebcrling is sreqtlir-
ed IL answer said petition on or before the
9TH ofNovember, 1904, or judgment Will be
taken against him by default. yq@H :
Tq~' ' s. b, SIT0TWEI.L, i
Atty for Pm. <.
September u, lsGI.-6w z I
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Cash for Barley +!
| will pay more for BARLEY at the Cadiz
Depot than can be obtained anywhere else.
.3 j. c. BEEBOJ;T, -45ent
Cadiz, August 10, lSG4-3m

Beer See advertisement of Vermont Sheep
for Sale, in another column.
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n N0'E'ECE.

NUEEVEe
Hannah Rhodes, In the Court of Com
VS.. mon Pleas. Harrison
William Rhodes. County, Ohio.
Petition for Divorce.
VBVHE defendant William Rhodes will
take notice that the plaintiff Hnn nah
Rhodes, has filed n petition against him in
the Court OF Common Pleas, Harrison coun-
~, Ohio, which petition is now pending and
will be for hearing at the October term there
of for 1864.
Said petition prays fora divorce from said
defendant for causes following:
lst. Gross Neglect of Duty.
ID. Said defendant had "A former wife liv-
n., at the time of his marriage with said
Plaintiff You can be present and Il cfend
said petition if you desire.
J. NJ. ESTEP,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Aurfnst 21 1854 -Gt
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nGa-J VI. Paul wishes to purchase fifty
tuns Of old metal. You that have it, bring
it along and get good price. -.
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nistriet d,o,,rt nnd Common plens.
Probate Court.

Statement of Jurors appointed to each
township to attend the Probate Court Of said
county, AS required by apportionment on
the first, Monday Of Septelnber. 1850.
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Taxes.

The annual notice of the Treasurer OF
this county will be found on our fourth
page Exemine it, and sctyour greenbacks
ready to pay, AZ it will take pile Of them
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E1,S n Fact

~ysaa Secretary Stanton has no oAlc,a'
"War News" in Mondays papers.
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ID E - ES a B L T. LA ND
For sale.
$40 .Ac,es of Choice L.nd IL the Healtht-
est Locality Of he fouishing State
Of Illinois,

FENHIS tract is located in Macon county,
p miles from Forsythe Station on the
Illinois Central rnlroad-only s miles north
of the growing city of Decatur and 80 miles
south of Bloomington-a State ROAD on the
West anda County road on the North line.
l75 acres are under cultivation and is nice
rolling land. The remainder is well calcu-
lated for grass.
For terms and further particulars, address
or inquire of SAMUEL CLARK, Spring.
field, Illinois, or JOHN BEALL, Cadiz,
Ohio. ....a rsg
July 49, 1864.
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For the Sentinel.

FOr The Sentinel.
The SO diers A'd Scciaty Of Cadiz sent on
Sept. Both, a box containing the following
ar ticles, to the agent Of the Christian Com
mission
Three woolen shirts, twelve canton flannel
shirts, one bed tick, seven cushions, thirteen
bandages, four arm slings, thirty mine hand
kerchiefs five towels, fifteen pair drawers.
NJ. A. SIMMONS, Sec
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SCHOOL LANDS
80 TUJN5

OF OLD METAL
UTANTED at the Tin and Copper Shop
w of JAMES NJ. PAUL, Cadiz, for
which the highest pricr will be paid.
Cadiz, October >, 1854.
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STRAYED CATTLE.

CTRAYED some three weeks since, four
- STEERS; two of them match reds,
three wears old and the other two match
spotted steers, one year old last Spring.
ANY person seeing them, and either return
ing or sending word where they can he
found, either hv letter to this Office or the
subscriber, will be literally rewarded.
JAMES {. SHARP.
Cadiz Sept. 2S, 1864.
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Administrators Notice,

.AOmfnIStTatOf7s NOTICE.,
NTOTICE is hereby given that the under
~ signed has been duly appointed Ad'
winistrator of the estate of Margaret Me
Cnwley, deceased, late of Harrison County
Ohio. All persons Interested Will take no.
tice accordingly.
ROBERT McCAWLEY, Admir-.
Oct, s. lS64-3t
, 1864-05-30


In one Of the upper townships Of certSinf
county reside two farmers, whose places are
separated BY small creek. They are wells
,s SS a.aS DaS usstSs na,Sd S opPOsea ,,n q
irE;.S H. s S.SS..S. S M ~ s..s ~ ny IN at,aH W.
49,; 49, = ..;Sa 1osIS A.s ss......es 1I..51,
-aul,,s. ,oniSs Inlol
Man,, a. ans ~. " ~. voEelneaq
s;n | M .ous y ~. ~ SISS', ~; isw 9.y'
ins: asfp no @fllsETa y III. =
"How isit. friend NJ. !. / hear this 4
a prevalent disease over on your SIDE Of the
creeky1 IA hi 30si gfl
"Ah y said NJ, "what is the dis.
ease q
"Nigger on the brain Y replied S---i
wen, said NJ that y q mere
Irinc: eo9Pared Ti'h 'ne maiaay existing
ON the other side,
what can that be ?,' Z - :
. Traitor to the heart r, retorted NJ
.sxv......-......,,,,.... ....,,....,......,,.,..
i, . l,,,Is Ss'o ss w. Uasg y
his district, said he had left the parsonage
Of A while donation was going on.
where he saw one Thousand seven hundred
feet Of sausaees. which had beenr brouchf
in, and 1t was coming when he LETT. '.1 =
The editor Of a paper in Schenectady.
in describing the effects of a suuall ON n
canal boat, says that when the gaze was
at its highest, the unfortunate crsit heeied
, 1864-05-30

IcoxprxsrD ron 7ur rrcEr sorxp HERALD I

from u, a. = CItudu ldltu DuIlOtl Driigt, LON,
says on the sth We marched wholly around the
encry's right flank aud in the evening reached
Worth Auna river. without opposition; that
pi,ht 4 strrycd tho cnCmy's depot aud three
trains Of cars. two 'rrdmoiivus, bacon and Oilcr
stores including l5 CSC rebel ratiors; tore up
ra;!ruai track for ten miles, DESTROYED several
cuverls. and rcaplurcd nearly 400 Of our men.
On the morning. uI The lG'h resumed the march
on the increasing South Anna, capturing Ash.
land Station. destroyed train o, cars and some
buildings containing ,rrrc amount Of cnmmis-
sary sioits, several mies Of road, six culverts
trtstle bridge, etc. -.r
About O'Clock On the morring Of the In.
resumed the march on Richmond, and found the
rebel Gen. Stewart, with cavalry. concentrated
at Yellow Tavern. Sheridan attacked him. and
after an obstinate contest, gained possession If
the Brock Turnpike, capturing the enemy's works
near Richmond: During the night, Sheridan
marched the whole of his command between the
first and second line Of works on tue bluff over
looking the Virginia Central Railroad and the
Mechanicsyille Turnpike. Finding the works
very formidable. he gave up his intention Of as
saultiEg them. He then determined TO cross the
Chickahomiuy at Meadow Bridge, which had
been partially DESTROYED by the enemy, but which
was repaired in ! | l,ours under heavy fire from
the rrbci batteries. After crossing, Gen. Mer-
rill attacked the enemy with bis cavalry aud
drove bin of pursuing as far rs Gaines's Mil's.
The enemy, observing our rccrossing the Chick
ahominy, came ont OF their second liuc Of works
in considerable force, and attacked the division
under Gregg and Wilson; after q severe contest
they wererepuised and driven back 10 theirwor
These divisions, allcr collecting. recrossrd The
OhckahcmiRy. All our wounded were brought
,Fo ai,nu Ia l,,G r.
house. Our total loss Is about $50. Tho pro-
perry destroyed is valued at SI0,O0O0OO.
May l5:-tiffciai dispatches from the battle.
field, dIied near Spo;tsylyauia Court House, oil
Saturday, say;
During Fr lay night the 9Th corps was moved
to our lIit ind an atteek vas to have been mad,
At daylight
The movement. It Is said. il successful, woul,
p!afe.nur hTyes IN lees rear, and compel hin
10 retrea, awards l.ynellurg.
No fring has been heard, which affords crouut
10 inter that Lee lad retreated during Friday
light be!orV The 9Th and 9Th cotps advanced
We have noshiug later than $50 AM. Sheri
dams command bad Tchcled the left bank d
Turkey Island az 3 o'clock yesterday, and Iormct
ajuuetiun with Butler.
tSiErD - " STANTON.
An Exchange Of prisoners has been agreed
upon, according 70 The terms Of Commissioner
Oad.
0xfeld, va. May l6. P.a.--Ice is now OF
thefEht eqpkoE The river. in the rear Of spctt
sylsahia. ,taiE -
Gmnt's strategy has thus lar bnwildcrel Ire
Grant has steadily moved his entire army b,
corps. by.fagks rom the Wilderness to thii
poiBis aud acted oieusively during the. whols
tine. For eiuln ar ten miles soui iherst Of thi,
, 1864-05-30

this cot is yours, and you shall be well cared
for. But if she will not consent to give
me her hand, you must take your chance
with the rest Of the Towns poor. l don't
mean this for threat. don't even mean
to be hard on you. simply show you
how you may avoid leaving your old home" "
Thus speaking, Solomon Gurdy turned
and left the cot, and in few moments more
Mary entered from the little porch. She
was pale, and her lips were quivering.
"Father, mother" she cried, 81 have
heard all that Solomon Gurdy said to you
You shall not go to the poor-house. Don't
You have been kind parents to me, and l
win not sec you suffer terrible calamity
which l can put of. Cheer up, and be
happy. YCla shall not lose your homc."
"But, Mary" groaned the old man,
can you marry with solomon Gurdyg"
The maiden raised her hand quickly to
her heart, and the color left her lips.
I" can marry him rather than see my
parents become paupers," she replied "Sc
let it rest at that, We wont talk about il
any more now. Be happy, both of you.
and look upon your old home rs still your
own" With this she kissed her father
aud her mother, and then returned to her
work. They did not see her weep; nor
did they hear her grcan. They did not
feel the pangs that tore her heart as she
saw all the rich promises Of her young life
passing away forever. Brave girl! she did
not mean that they should. ,s gsr
We cannot know the hours Of suffering
through which Mary Dresser reached her
final determination. She had tried every
means Of thought and study, but she could
/ fiud no other way in which she could save
her parents; and when once her mind had
beeu fixed, she sought strength to sustain
her in the work. Night and morning she
prayed to God, aud her parents saw not the
eanker that gnawed at her heart.
The week was almost gone 1t would
endon Saturday. On Friday evening Mary
walked down upon the sea-shore, where she
met Harry Soulher. Harry was brave
young lad, just passed into free manhood,
and his calling was upon the sea. lie had
been Mary's playmate in childhood; her
companion in the happy school-days; and
the love Of the other years had beeh grow
ing deeper and stronger all the while.
7" No, Harry, it cannot be. You say You
are going away very soon y "
" Yes. sail for Liverpool next week. +"
"Then take my sisterly love with you ;
but--no more. +"
"Tell me,-Mary-may not hope:
d give me some word. Surely you have
, 1864-05-30
Tha risharman,a naurhter.

ls.nk y n0.A khn
eos was hassacn%setts nay anu sne om.-
ne.te upon wIlon saia ~. wa was nS ' Tr"n ""'
H0I L lar .fTm mr, sno 'n.ns ,o"n naars 9S .,o
SaIoo pLesset " sIs ~: eaA.y 9Gh ID u haen as,'
anu lhe business u ms ac.lso .,e ,'Iu pSe5 IS5
nshi"si put i1r tue E''s' n'o yeHis Ao "a' !"
pce" aoie 70 uo mummy IN 'He wy y. 10
pof, nis ;o"et nhDs .I nav .a'"s Dvoa G,iI ali
ey an injury 70 the sPiue' eauseu " pm,, M
,toni .ne lofe-oop " MS sehoonet. "a!
ms ,Wile, was near ens same ase, aHu ~ =,
I'e ye@is sne "su suno.eu 'I /, ~ nu.n LII" ",
towarJs nrov;d;nn far the wants Of herself
nr hnSh.pa - y 4. = ~ ~ ~ -
Of sovon cb;,drcn tbat had h.ep horn
,o I,ooh INA poIIv Drossar univ one re.
ma;neJ ~ care fnr them ~ tho season q.
,ba;r hol,lo,vness Thera h,d hoan fan,
hovs and tbrce Girls The oIIsst bov Ind
Ieen called MARI Atthe sye of fonr.and.
twenty be commanded fue Shin and sailed
from soston 10 the Mediterranean TLree
yoyaocs he made 10 tho lands ~ wine and
fEnit anJ then he took a Shin from salem,
and sailed 10 ~ Ea,t indies. IN the In.
dian ocean his shin was struck by a ty.
nhoon. and only fiapmeuts Of The wreck
h,d heon f,on,l NJ teII nor sad f,te.
AN NM csmc I,homas and William
Tbny w,re i,~, h tbe bav-,hc;r bnat was
tnoclo,i down hv sonaii and tLeir hodics
stark and dsad ware washed ashore nn"'
Swo,nnscott Reach. : TLc fourth was n girl
who d;oJ yorv young ,Tba tiftb was !
Loy and Tho s;xtb WAS !, oirl . Tbcsc two
~ - c.-.'I.. -. - i, i,,.,.,.,, ~
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THROAT AND LUNG DISEASES,
SPECIAL NOTICE.

AZ the cold and stormy ssason Is approaching all
who are suffering from Catarrsh, Asthma, Throat
MAKE immediate application at the '.Chicsgo
Throat and Lung Institute" McCormlcks building
corner Randolph and Dearborn streets. The new
rekne dies employ ed byDr I. Winslow Aver succeed
in almost all cases even after other forms or NELL
cation have been tried in vain, as very many Of
our best citizens will attest. Throat diseases and
eradicate snch diseases before the health Is broken
down and cure becomes impossible. Consplta-
tion free. ..
Persons who caruot cannot conveniently call
may write {cnclosing ten postage stamps), and
little book upon this class Of diseases, ard also
question iist1 will be sent 1Tte Of chargs.
~
, 1864-11-04
Ken Dacket Bitters.

Theae Blrrera Are prepared IN puf9 Boufoon Wnlts
~ from n combination OF over twenty dtHe1ent
Efpds OF roots barA and herbs, which Act peflect
conceft one with the other, prepares uoR Lle
raj forrla g1ve1 By IT, great chiei Hed 14eKet g
Dr Chaplp, Who used them Eueces4lnlly u az e5AE
dee fcr yesrs and BY their u1e gained 80 Kfeas
aponnlaFitY Id The treatment aId Gure Of pyapepsn
Liver Complaint, CONSTIPATION, siek ana aetTT1z t.i1
ron torpid Nve1 and Indigestion Persons saner14 2
ron eitt dtssass VIZ nna
pare and ee fro oil these drag. sna 9G1s1anMo ~ S
IN uasuspectlnE public. 4 single trtsl T1M G1nTaa @ z
fhe nonst sEapt!cal that IN tie Red JACKET t1efs
Il a9 s9tIsns which no char Bisters oo=sess.
They strengthen End invigorate tho svatfa<
Thay are unequaled Tor general debility.
Thev ara sure cure far dyspspda.
The7 give good and healthy appet1ss.
They assist digestion.
They are the best st1nElant IN edstent9.
They ara 9 preventive Of FeVer and aRae'
Thay relieve constipation.
The7 cure Nervous headache.
They aYe perfectly pnrs aud palAta pc. ..,a. y,
The Red Jacket Bit.s1s are sold u Qnatr, NJ eannt
ali druRr}stt acc dealers thfpug6ols sAe seN
Call fpr Hed jacket ard take no otnel n
Cssrular1 to the tFade eEpplted On apP4aeo
BENNETT PIETERS 4 CVs
21River Street. Chicago
yl.m$sS 1Y.lteW 4thy
, 1864-11-04
A Reu" DefauIter.

IN, NEW YonK, Thursday, Nov. s.-Mr. Chss.
Wibslo =, Tor the last fourteen years paying
teller Of the Mercantile Bank, Of this city,
dissppeared last Saturday. On examining
bis cash account he was found to be de.
taulter to the amount of 3207, 200 in currency
Ills arrest and s15, GOO for the recovery of the
money is offered.
, 1864-11-04
Markets by Telegraph.
NEW YORK IAHKRT REYIEW,
Especial Dispatch to the Western Press,t

NEW YoRK, Thu'sday, Nov s.
ine STOCK Market eAowu no improvement On the de-
Cline OF day. At the First Board the speculA
I've feeling wsz tn1', u1der the preasu1e to realzs
upon the late purchases. There decline Though
out tho railroad list. Miscellaneous Government
were rather stronger Many o!the best Wastera nhares
are lets dep1eestd than anticipated. The operators
have gold cut and are wiling psices should Decline
IN order to agata buy and hold for si.e Tho gold
market has been excited and Irregular. At the opens
Ing the price wss weak a $50, subsequently, declined
to S7ex. Thai quotation brought on. tbs Bon purity
In force and The pr1cs before had 2s5k
at With It c3H.d Tho opinion The u that
he present high price OF gold, being Kept 80 aluost
entirely By speculation, can rot be much longer
maintained. heavy decline is anticipated. The
Loan Market IL moderately ecttvs at per ceos For.
e1gn Exchange considerably unsettled.
, 1864-11-04

Especial Dispatch to the Chlcsgo Trlbuue1
MILWAUKEE. VIII, Thursdsy, nor. s.
FLopR-A ahsds ea1ier. Sales, $50 b;ls county
sprick extras at isis.
Observation-Disclosures q, 90 hu. Market 1rreg-
ular arc s94c lower. Sales easy at et8. but reee.
ded to s1s5 Sales, about ota hu at rom 81 IS to
Il g. Oats lover-aslea Of COCO bu No. to arrive
at esc; 1.2eo bu, cclYered, &c, Barley acsiye at
tl73.
FEovTsroHs Weaker. Bates. 205 brls psims mex
pore 1t esa.9e. Bntter hrmer, eales,3 pkEs at stc
LIVE Hcas-Recelpts, N head at zs@3lc higher.
ea.ee As heAd averaging So and a5s na at Ill ca
, 1864-11-04

WASHINGTON, Wednesday, Nov. 2.-The
TO MI; snowden, the proprietor, being among
those Southern sympathizers detailed as safe
y guards on the Orange and Alexandria rail-
road against guerilla attacks,
, 1864-11-04
The National Banks.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 3-The official state
ment shows that On the first Monday In Oc-
tober the RESOURCES Of the National Banking
about $93, ,25O, 600 in loans and discounts, and
nesrly S45 0o0, 900 in specie aud other lawful
money. Their profits are stated at 5000, 600.
, 1864-11-04
Pork Packing at st. Louis,

lHAuA4 kAV 0ks Aunlo 4EUutEaks -u.j
Notwithstanding the small number Of hogs arZi'
wing. some OF our packers have already commen.
ced killing. We heir Of no arrivals except those
e. tee as IT ysr o. thsse lots Il ths packers
full prtcee. The prices paid, to-day, ranged at 92k
to 10sSc, and small lot brought 10,9c gross,
for eomelote Of hogs previously bought by them.
We did not lesrn whether or not the hogs arrived.
, 1864-11-04

4oNaY-Act1ve snu stesd7 at 2 cent.
sT1' L1So Ex1HKaK-Quiet at 1C9E q tg9x.
Col D-.IreEuiAr and eur Ea,tlea. Qcenlnr at 30.
teclntng TO z:1A, advancing to 7s8 and closing nf
GovxnHxKsT srocKs-Quiet AID without decided
change.
6TocKs-atesdT. a. Ut 81, United States cne.vaar
ce-tt1cateh at9:H, & H. sbf, Aar1p. 81 -, n. Y.C,
5zs1, Ere III. Huoton i2H, Reading ss ii. 9: tx,
Qnlnt lis. Ill. Central l21, pltt,butsh l0aS n. ".
an, Il. l. lQQj, WATEe lQl.
, 1864-11-04
BY TELEGRAPH,

M0veueEfs Of General Butler,
NEW YoRK, ThursdAy, Nov. S.-Aaior Gen.
Butler arrived here thts morning, accom- oa-
uied by members OF hts staff,
, 1864-11-04

new YORK, Thursday. Nov. S.-Flect Cap.
tain Pernock, nsnding the Msaissipoi
equadrop, reports that base frauds have heen
perpetrated In ballots, on sailors, by ele:tion
apent8.
, 1864-11-04

AEpTUEu DrNnRAT1c Excupsrnv m RrrE

ANOTHER DENoCRATIc EXCURSION TO BLUE
is1ASp.-Yetterday morning fifteen or tixteen-
probably the latter number-of the " invincIb1ea'
took the e.riy tram and started tor Btuo Island,
where they intended to hare glorious time, if any
pay III advance. On arriving at the Station, the
distinguished delegates were met By cru wd, who
proposed three cheers for Old Abe. The invinci-
b'es t eutbed tbeE wrath and glth solemn pace and
1a4 II dtviduals, Including the band Is little boys
ard two eirls. After the ordinary treason spout
ng had oen Rdulfed IL qd ~ s9e dsi9Eu.hed
parture for chicsgo, saddle. 1t not wiser men. The
lurn0r that cape viii be plaeed the door Of the
Ii vincible Club rooms o-day cannot be traced to
any eattefactory souzce.
YOUTHFUL P1cRrocKET.-O1 monday last
lady was standing in front Of the jeTelry 4tore on
the co1ne. or Clark and Madison streets, watching
the peculiar piece Of mechauiem hanging In the
window, Wher she 1e1t hand thrust Into her
pectet and detected gouHg scamp not more than
twelve y0ars Of age, whoee name we could not
learn, In the. act Of ahst1acttng her purse. She
caught him BY the arm and, with the aid Of the
b5etanders. held him until the arrival Of the po-
lice. when he was marched 10 the police station.
TIE WAsu1scTos1AN FAIR AND FEsr1yAL,-
The Fair and Festival, held last evening for the
benefit Of The Washingtonian Home, was in every
wsy q perfect success. The upper Hall was
crowded With visitors who patronized the various
stsnds literally and the lower Hall was visited BY
Large Lumber of hungry souls.
wA variety OF Interesting local matters are
crowded ont by the lengthy reports Of the Grand
Union demonstrations yesterday. They will ap-
pear In our next Issue.
PAYMENT OF TRoors,-Campanies E, F, G, Il,
and Z, OF the 18th Illinois regiment viii be paid
OF this morning. commencing at o'clock.
, 1864-11-04
AMuR G1uRgtH.
MARTJNEn CHICAGO DANC-

lH ING ACADEvY
ead Il eeiss ss,ssFass
kast1ss: LADY Teten.r:, ~ 'e'l-4'
rE.vTCrr5,s G1E - 5:es5:
M op ~ = q A.o THEATRE.
q NH s4s; ia fs:asstFs.
en5ed enf ss$ ssstn nve csra; r1tvHte so1es ssnc
q iha Ray "a fc1e i'd T. ena t-o 3
rH147s rAHa = aa9 cos'oar4sl1
Ben:nt aad last Aprea1tn:e OF
MISS Many PROVOST.
Fr,dsy sid easnra.y Nov Al aad stn, tho tas,..e
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