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PoLITICAL.-Ex-Senator Browning Of ILL
nois, who has been very extensively claimed
as a supporter of Mcclellan, has written a let
ter denouncing the Chicago platform and the
whole Copperhead party. He comes out
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DEATH OF MAINE SoLDIERs.-Among the
deaths of soldiers reported at Washington, sth
instant, are Charles II. johnson, 1st Maine
Heavy Artillery, and Daniel W. Haskell, 18th
Maine.
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a THE Togus House, Furniture, Mineral
EEA Springs and Estate ofthe late Horace Beals
lsJ&s.Mcomprising one thousand acres of rich farm
i,E!2a lug land the Hotel and Spring will be sold
Aseparate, If wanted. This property will BE-
sou WIN all the improvements, much less than first
cost. Also the John Darts Farm situated on the
banks of the kennebec, comprising three bun 1red
sores Of the richest land in Kennebec County with
I've buildings ostached.
For further particulars inquire at Togus House
Chelsea. Ne N. BEALS, Agent.
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~ EpiIeptic Fits cnn be Cured.--D.
LocKRow haYing become eminentlv suocesa,,,i =;
curing this terrible malady invites all simarIv 81
nlcted to call or send for circulars OF reerences ana
Of cases cured of from one to
ton specially to diseases the Cerebro.
or Nervous system and soliots an nyestearion of
his claim to the public confid ance esusa'ioh oi
He may be consulted at his o ivata Residence NJ
IA West 42d street, daily FROM 10 A. N. to 9P M.
except Saturday and Sppday. Address eli letters to
c.raep Or. B. LUCKNOW, New York.
"a " DVA oiiS oct7d3m
al !, II you srsin want ofsny kind OfPRINTINe
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H-"Cuffce, is that the second bell3n ,.sn.
massa, OATS de second ringing OBJ de fuss bell.
We hadn't got 40 second bell in dis hotel
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IMPORTS.

STRAITS OF CANSO Ms. Sch J B Huey-542
bbls mackerel. to Chase & Cushing 225 bbs do, TO
sawyer Shepley; 1876 bbs do, o Sawyer.
MAITLAND Ms. Sch Lark-120 tons plaster, to
order
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
"a DANCING. "a
Nk, MIR. A. j. LOCKENk
Will commence his Fall Term at
LANCASTER HALL,

MONDAY EVENING. Cot. 18th, 1854,
For new beginners in Cotillons. Contra Dances,
Quadrilles, Lancers Quadrilles The term to con.
SYST of IL Lessons adies class will meet ats CLOCK
Terms for Ladies, 50 90; Gents, S4t0.
Also class on Tuesday Evening, Oct. 18th. for
new beginners in Waltzng, Polka, Shottische, Var
soyianne, Polka Redo "a, Waltz and Polka quad
rifles, sc. The term to consist ofl2 Lessons. Terms
for Ladies, SO 90; Gents, $500 octl0 dtd
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THIS WEEK ONLY

DK. PORTER
MOULD respectfully say to the Ladies' and Gen.
w tlemen of Portland that he will remain at
tha Elm House this soeek only, when and where h.
will examine all cases of disease with his new Elec
tro Magnetic Machine free # charge. and will in
stautly determine what the disease is here located
and its progress upon the systsm. Consultations
free also.
Don 4 wait friends if yoa ara out of health but
III at once, and the Dr. will show you testimonials
of recent cures in BidoefOrd Saeo, Lewiston An
burn, Bruus wick and Bath. octi( div
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APPoINTMENr.-Dr. Luther Rogers OF Fat.
ten, Me-, has been appointed an examining
surgeon by the Commissioner of Pensions.
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FOREST AVENUE HOUSE

FORMERLY KNOWN AS TIVE
NIGEL ELL4N HOUSE,
Re-opentd with New Furniture & Fixtures,
WINSLOW & THAYER, Proprietors.
q The public are respectfully informed
that this spacious. convenient and well
Isxl&As& known House, situated at
tlT9lN MORRILL'S CORNER,
u mics from Portland, has been re.furnished and
is open for the reception of Company and Plea
Parties. Every attention will be given to the com.
fort Of guests.
~The Cars from Portland every hall hour
WINSLoW TaAYER.
Westbrook, Oct. 10.-dtf.
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Letters Remaining Unclaimed
the Post Once at Portland, State of Maine, 10th
Il day of October, 1854
GS-"Io obtain any of these letters, the applicant
must call for 'ddrertissd letters give the date OF
TINS list, and pay one cent for advertising.
IE-"lfnot called for within month, they will
be sent to the d, ad Letter Office.
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SUBsTATUTE.

A NY person in want of substitute will do we'll
"A to apply to the subscriber at his Office. No. 70
M'uo,e street i. III. TODD.
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CID 9TH, barque Eva Il Fisk, ! s.s Hsy mest 1rig
A J Ross small, Mansania schs ,ssh;i y; mas IA.
kell st John PIX; sarah Maria UnG N'Ai' OF hitts'
Ada Herb bert, Croweli, Danyers. voxas w..
BANGOR-Cld 7th. schs Eliza Ellen, 'o'es' Ne"
York: Pioneer, Haskell, Portland. :, ,oh.rn
BATH-Cld 18th, barque Nickels, Bla SS"Aiu
Mobile.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Calcutta.
n AT Monrovia Aug 8. brig Marshall Marshall for
Boston, ar IRON do same day
AT Demarara 18th ult brig p M Tinkor Carlisle,
for Turks Island dayE
ridge, Falmouth E. H0
At At Grand Turk II oath ult sch Chase, Doane.
a. Ar az bermuda 2.d ut. brig st Agnes, Frisbee
run D % 1il ior ouIalnam, put in in distress.
Ar at Kichioucto 18th ulr. brig A smith. Atkn-
sou, Boston. ' ~
christ, Philadelphia N4
SPOKEN
No date. lat 81 25, lon 70, barque Calvnso. from
New York for San Francisco, with loss Of iibbooml
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UNION NOMINATIONS
ELECTION TUESDAY, NOV. Sth.
FOR PREsIDENT.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN,
or ILLINOIS,.
FOB vICE-PREsIDDNT,
ANDREW JOHNSON,
or TENNESSEE.

or TRNHESSRK.

JOHN ID. BROWN, of Portland,
ABNER STETSON, of Damariscotta.
LIST Dist.-RICHARD NJ. CHAPMAN of Biddeford.
hi Disf.-ThOMASA A. ID FESSENDEN OF Auburn.
"a D{st-GOING HATHORN of Pittsheld.
arr Dist-BENJ p. GILMAN, of Orono.
6kh Disf-JOHNN N. EWAZEY of Bucksport.
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The Rebel .Advanee into Missouri.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Oct. 7.
The enemy appeared before Jefferson City
to-day, but in what numbers, or whether a
battle has been fought, cannot be learned at
headquarters tonight
Major Wilson, or the Sd Missouri cavalry,
and six of his men, captured at Pilot Knob,
having been turned over for execution to the
notorious guerrilla Tom Reeves for alleged
killing of some of his men in Arkansas some
time ago, Gen. Rosecrans has ordered a rebel
Major and six privates to be sent in irons to
Alton prison, to be kept in solitary con6ne-
ment until the fate of Major Wilson and his
men is known. The rebels will receive the
same treatment Wilson and his men receive.
The damage to the Pacific Railroad is not
known, but it is thought that about 100000
and loss of business until the road is repaired,
will cover it.
Reported Defeat of Burbridge IN Vest Tir-
OintG-RrmOred Death of InsbOdeIs.
New YORK, Oct. s.
Gen. Echols, commanding the rebel forces
in south Virginia, claims victory on
the I'd inst, over Union forces under Bur-
bridge at Saltville. Echols says Burbridge
left his killed and wounded behind. Among
them were Brigadier General and many of
ficers. The Union forces were badly cut up.
He says his forces on the Sd were in hot pur
suit.
The Richmond Wing of the 9Th says limbo
den, who has been i'll for some weeks, is re-
ported to be dead.
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Barque Adelaide, (of Portland) Prince from Phia-
depba arrived at W Pass 18th ult, and was order
ed to Galveston.
LAUNcHED-At Damariscotta Sd inst from the
yard of Messrs Hall & Norris, fine ship of 1000
tons, called the solid. She was built for parties in
New York.
At Eastport 2Sth ut. from the yard of c S Huston,
a schooner of IVA tons. called the Lucy. She is
owned by Capt L Appleby and others. Capt APP
pleby is to command her.
The new ship recently launched at Farmingdale.
is called the ELLA Norton, is about 800 TONS and
owned by by the Messrs Bradstreet and Capt Robt
Norton, who will command her.
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Monday Morning, Oct. 10, 1854.

The circulation cfthe Daily Press Is larger
than any other Daily paper IN the State, and
double that Of any other in Portland.
rERMs-$s,OO per gear IN edvamce
a. Reading Matter ON all Four Pages.
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FISHERMEN.
DOMESTIC PORTS.

Ar at Plymouth I'd inst, schs Sea Witch, Chase
Banks, with $50 otis fish; Coiner, simmons do, 9OC
otis fish, Mayfower, Curtis, do 700 do. f'
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THE PRIACE OF VALE,
Dissolution.

solution.
TENHE copartnership heretofore existing between
Il Libby & McCue, in the leaning busiaess is this
day dissolved by mutual consent
The business Of the late firm will be settled by aith
partner.
Mr.. Libby will continue in the Teaminx business
at the Grand Trunk Freight Depot
DoRvILLR LIBBY
p.,, a.. = -, JOHN n McCUE
rorusnu' Oct. o. 1cel. octl0dlw*
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~ CARDS and BILL HEADS neatly prints
at this office. II
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FOREST CITY DYE HOUSE.


nv WARREN a. LEWIS,
Office No. 315 Congress street, Portland,
TTAKE pleasure in informing their friends and
Il the PUBLIC generally, thar they are prepared to
carry ON the DYING BUSINESS and have omen
ed an office at No. Sl5 Congress street, PortiaHd
MI WARD has been in thu above business for
twenty-five years, ard with his long experience we
can safely warrant satisfaction to all who NAV favor
US with their patronage.
None but the most skilful workmen are employed
in this establishment.
Gentlemen Coats, Pants. Vests.
and Military OveTcOats
Dyed or CIeansed Whole,
Carpets Cleansed,
Felt and Straw Hats and Bonnets Dyed.
Ladies, Dresses, Cloaks and Water
Proofs. Dyed or Cleansed,
Either whole or Ripped.
GRAPE STELLA & MERINO sHAWLs DYED
OR CLEANSED
By the celebrated French Steam Securing Process
Grape and Lace Wells Dyed with care
Feathers dyed any aOlcF desired. and curled.
Kid Gloves Dyed or Cleanssd
% Goods returned promptly and satisfaction
U-Orders by Express carefully attended to.-Q
oct. 10. d&wtf
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Lost.

Lost.
A LEATHER STAGE BOOT. The finder will r.
ssutsoiy rewarded by leaving it at the stable Of
eo-Vu0' DIR. RIPLEY, Temple ST.
shipping Boards.
100000 p psET boards of s L. . cs' s, ship
OCT lO-d2w N. j. MILLER, over so Com'lst
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Dr.. w@tson's Diptherla Cure,

Sold at wholesale and retail by WV WHIpPLE.
q Market Square Portland, Sole Agent, and by
Druggists everywhere. sept9 81 eodtolanI
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No date lat 81 rs, Ion 70, barque CaIvnso. from
New York for San Francisco, with loss Of iibboomI
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Blown Mary mrs willow
street
Brown Mary " mrs cape 4
Batchelder Mary mrs
Burnham Oliver mrs
Brown Relief
brooks susan
Burns Sarah Z
Bartlett sarah
Boynton VIM mrs
Cummings Abbie f
Coale Alice
Carney Kate
eastman e NJ mrs
Crockett Nellie p /
Clark Fannie mrs j
Chase Fannie q mrs /
Cowser Lucy A NJ /
CuslOw Mary /
Curran n airy /
Conlon miss for Mr. Foran
Harris II
Corson III Z mrs c
Carter Mercy L mrs
Chick NJ e mrs /
Corney Mary A i
Carter SADIE NJ i
Christmas Susan mrs +
cobb Sophia ID i
Durgin A H
Derby Nellie Il
Decoster Emily mrs i
Deyell e izabetk b mrs
Davis Joseph mrs s
Dyer John 4 mrs S
Dyer John mrs 3
Dyer Mary j mrs s
Delap Ma garet s
Davis W II mrs
Egan Mary A S
Flint Adelia d
fitzgeral Barbara mrs q !
Pickett Geo w mrs !
Gormanley Kate s
Gould Ellen u {
Griffin Eliza
Gsss Joseph mrs &
Gardner Luoretia mrs !
Golding Mary " {
Gray Mary y 2 i
Hall Addie mrs =
Haskell A p mrs
Hamilton A d mrs !
= mly Alice NJ
hill Daniel mrs
Hunt Ellen w
Tanker Elizabeth
Higgins Elizabeth
Higgins Elizabeth mrs
Howhrd Louisa mrs cape
Eiz'h
Raley Martha mrs
Jones Eliza A
johnson Emma +
johnson Greedy mrs
Jam $ Hiram mrs
Knapp Lizzie r
Knight Mary
Lake David mrs
Libby Ellen
Libby Francis mrs
, 1864-10-06
nXSAxTROUS TrRR.
burning Of tho Chicago Iron Works.
Loss f35,VUO-Unc.I Ihard 1asurad.

About iour o'clock yesterday morains the alarm
eourded for the F,zei District was caused by the
bseasirg ont ct fire In the extensive Chicago
Iron Works ard Foundry owned By Frederick
Le,z, on Franklin street, near Randolph The
dA-es when Uncovered htd made extensive head
WY, euvcloping the whole interior Of the lower
dv Of the south portion Of tho building. The
fireman Of the Workr. Who slept in the otRce, had
a narrow escape from being burned to death, and
ws s. ss ~ hs s%c5s nsng hs s
John epet1e houte, on Lasa1le Etteet adjoining,
and Gave the alarm, which was speedily ssundeu
BY the Court Home bell Before the Fise De-
paItmert could, with utmost speed, get at
work, the LAWYER portions or the whole premlses
comprising two to'la brick buldnce, froutitR one
hundred snd tweniy-1se feet on Frauslin street,
Ing eould be taved, aud the wno!e vAloable ms
ctinery. patterns, materials. and large punt OF
0ufehtd wotk nf cottly character was completely
-1,n The aater threatened failure. during which
interval crave fears were excited lest the fire
might spread.
1be ton,h structure wss t@o stories IN height
Aud yerr deep. The north portion was four stories
high. The first named vas e4rlieat destroyed and
tic intense heat thelctom, shielded By the NORTH
sEn pGr,op Ehleh VI. .so tto.Ies hgher on
windowe unprotected By ehottert. di1ecl and dan.
Ereusy n: nc @ for
tte wagon fscto,y taken fire the loss OF property
must ave been very l.rEr, and Its peril Was not
Ia M and pe1hses 9TH
Kept clctfQ against such cmEfre1cies.
dbe loss to Mr. Letz 10 about SIS 900, divided AT
follows: On the stock and machinery, = 5U00-tn-
tnfed fsr ss,co0; On The building, $40 o0o-insursd
Tue walls Of the building are seriously injured,
and II y feared they will Iced to be rebuilt, which
Will eOt&ll ndtt.1Dnal lOe8.
Lets ttop tE o years aro the game prenises uere
, 1864-10-06
COL0RED CIFKLuR RN IN THE PUR-
LlU SCHOOLS
Prs tsst Against Their Exclusion -
Meeting OF ColOred CltlZcns-

A meeting Of co'ored citizeus OF Chlc.so wls
held IN Quinn's Chapel on Thursd,y evening last,
'or the pnrpoee OF pr0testiug agalnst the action OF
the Board Of Education in their unjust discrimIne
alton in preventing the children Of color hom at
tending the public schools. The meeting was
o1gapizad BY appointing Henry Bradford to the
Chair.
melting, hf. L. B. Whttcwas appointed Secretary.
On motion = committee of three waa appointed r0
otatt RESOLUTIONS expressive Of tue eenso Of the
So5sisea .. sn9
Cn1ey. During the abs ence Of the co:nmtstee, tho
meesing was addressed by Messrs. John Jones, l..
u. Nhtta. Z. II. Hancock and oihers.
The committee having retained. Mr.. STANLEY, the
chairman Of the committee, made the following
report, which was receives and adopted after ani-
mated discueffon, which drew out expressions Of
fndet alton from tn0ee present.
WH1EEAs, The Bosrd ofEducation hsylng at tta
latt meeting adoptcd the following resolution on
motion of Inspector Sheahan:
To inquire and report to this Board at the uext
meeting. whether there are any persons OF African
blood in attendance al my Of the public schools,
other that at the colored school: and, II there be
any such caacs that be report the ctrcumst4ncet Of
thtlr admission and Of their Continuance In s1id
schools.
Therefore bel
runner to tha time when colo1ed chi1drea will be
ertirt1y excluded from the public schools.
Kfe0fptd, That We consider the course pursncd
hs Inspector Sheahsn 10 be gross In its tendency,
and nncbarsahle 10 It's purpoec, calculated to re~
tald the moral and intellectual progress OF the col
ored youth, ard brat them WITH degradation.
Ressted, That as VIC pay taxes IN common With
our lelIoW-citizens, We claim equal school Pt1Fi"
.eees.
Rtsolrtd, That Inspector sheahan's resolution
IL tpraclc1ble Tor the reason that IT 10 ont Of ha
roWeF VI t,e Boald Of Education TO determine whot
amount Of African blood child may possess.
Rtso ped, That We s1e b'stsaiy opposed to sepa..
fuktcrs prejudice In the mlnd OF the child which
Ia difficult to eradicate
R<eo(pfd, That We request tie Bosrd Of E1nca.
tin to dispense with the colofed SCHOOL. aud that
tbt : admit the children Into the several scnools
without dlhttpction.
Re.olDed, That we arc citizens and are recognized
by the Cove rnment ss euch, and are now In con-
Junction with our white feltoweiizens soldiers,
tianting Tor 1hoee rights OF which we are denied.
Rtsotsed, That We will petition the State Lesls-
lature at ts Ge1t eefel0n to repeal the Back Laws,
witch now deprive The colored man Of those rights
that e!ong to every citizen.
Res0tred, That the daily papers be requested to
puosieh the proceedtucs Of this meeting.
Tee meeting then pdjo1rneu-
, 1864-10-06
THE FIFTH WARD OUT Of THE DRAFT.
Jubilee In Er,dgepert-music, Banners and
General Bllarity.

The Filth Wand Of this city, it is we'll Known,
en- braces that &electabe Eeigheorhood known "a
Bridgeport II is principally inhabited by German
and Hish citizens, tie great maturity Of whom are
1sboring men ard possessed of very little OF Whist
the world calls wealth. But the past three aaFs
have demonstrated .hat they possess what is bet,
tkr than WeHltR-au earnestntes Of purpose and an
e1ercy Of action which canno. be exce!led by any
ward IN tne c1ty or By any equal namoer Of people
Fcur days ago The Ward Vas indebted to the
eereE1 meLt Tor stxty1ouE mtn urder the LAT. call
ltn ci'izens acre poor, lie tnembert compaEarvely
noble spis,t. in the wsrd smous whom Ea may
mention John Raber, Arthur Libby. Aldernan
Kahn, MIR. O:fs. Mr. Jacobs, John Cash, o. Gu.h-
Tie. Peter Roanot, Nm. sasdtn, 1oaepa Boaoe.s;
be filled: with them to resolve WIS to do Appeals
were at once mate to the citizens or the yard, and
right nobly were taeg answered tsooriug msu
came forward with their contributions afye IN
prop< r,ion 10 their means-the rich responded
y Nltn grent lserall'y, AID nesfly $1,000 was soon
secured Cofe. John L. Hancock md &. IL Hou!h
generously came forward aud eashed the serip.
with oDe ortwo TO spare.
or cauree The Firth warders were In the hiRhe.t
spirits, and l.ft night they assembled e. masss
Bsnd Was eDea.ed, hundreds Of Chinese lanterns
were procured, fireworEs IN abundance ware pro
Sided. and hurdtedr Of people Joined Ia the joid-
parenciet formed e6sly in the evening ia front Of
John Rab t'e saloon, ard msrchtd 10 the Rolltog
Mills, the band pts1rG thelr ltseltet alra. and The
*rox d cbeeting mort vacierouslY- Nearly a7erS
hou,e hlupc the tine OF march was lsumioAted:
haf dozen hun1res b'azrd In tns ttles'e, and
hIluity ard gvt'crsl good cccer eTessTter- pr
vailld- cepepiruna. amorG tue tr4otpaf;n:ie.;;
..T1e II ps'i Fath b Ward Il all riss:: :nonc;
/" 1he F.f.h Ws,d has rlsd her quctz, )" sWs inow
, 1864-10-06
NEWS BY TELE0RApN.
FROM PEORIA:
Gefmn0.Republfcan Meeting Joint
Debate.


Especial D!spatch to the Chlcaos Tribune.J
PEORIA, Wednesday, Oct,5.
Governor Hoffman, and Major Stevenson were
announced 10 speak here Last Eight. The &ppaint
ment was first believed to be an unfortunate one
as the Cops. were bavlng their Grand rally At th
ssmc time, with Robinson as chief actor. The
Democrats had imported Df. Helmuth to enlight-
en- the Germans. and, a. the Democracy were to
offer extra inducements in the shape OF music
torchss, &C., It was believed that the Gernan
Republican MEETING would be . small aff4fr.
Thsnks to the management and pluck OF the
little Dutch Governor, . challenge was extend ed
to him to meet Hellmuth in joint debate, which
was readily accepted, in consequence Of which the
meeting was respectable In numtes, though the
rain csnc do* n Ia torrents.
Dr.. Rellmuth. rather indifferent but extremely
1aoical speaker, bad the opening. He publclJ
confessed that were he In the South be would join
the rebel army, &c.
Govern or Hoffman, followed IN very able, pa.
tr1otic epeech, anutbilatlng in slcd.,e ha miner
etyte the arguments Of the Copperhead orator.
The whole ahair was very spirited. and the Union
men Of this city bid God speed to the anrenaitting
lhnors Of GOV. noffmanu In the cause Of human
tthpftY.
, 1864-10-06

BorlsR, Mrs. T. Jack, Mrs. B. Holbroo1, MIS-.
WAnER. -
Triuitr-Mts. T. Rent, N1e. WAughop, ME-
Wilkins.
Wce. Indiana Street Church-Xss. b. b. Beat
Mrs. ]. B. altt, Mrs. L. l.. Bond, hrs. II. D.
Skelton.
Pa1k Avenue Aiszion-Mrs. N. D. Brown. Mrs,
H. q. 0sge.
Wesley Chapel Mission-Nrs, VIM. Dudell. MIS-.
Paul Burker.
Tho following were adopted:
WHEhEAe, Our missionary, Rev. HenI! Walp-
pie, has faithfully ond eficlensiy aervci tue MIS-
uutinrg activity; therefore,
ReAartd. That the Board hereby ekprrss IL
missionary durinR the rear now cleslug.
Rtsnscrd. That the Bo.rd OF Managers re9uest
the B'ehop pretldlnx at the eest1on OF the = M.
ContereEce 70 commence on the 9Th inst ID It.
appoint Bro: Whipple to the City Mission,
Reso!ysd, That copy Of thase resolutions oe
haroed to the presiding Elder, with the req2est
that be lay them before the Bishop.
Tha me cling then aoiourued
, 1864-10-06
THE CITY.
GRAND UNION RALLY.
At Bryan Hell To-Nleht.

The loyal massea vii! assemble thi. evening in
h3An EsG, IL htaF TIE eloquent champion Of the
Nsuona Union as It WAS, .ud as it IL, purified and
redeemed from the political hcsesy Of secession,
Hon. Robert @. 1oeersol'. OF Peoria. Hyou like
good tto5 ard hearty Laugh snd ,, fou1s Ss ID, 'FEn SE;
a1.a4E ~ ~ tf,r evening Yesterday the patriotic
tSoatsnds IN Springfield a5 70 ho.os The
sn iie7s ~ IN he ded- Tue splr1t Of the nation il
ernnsed-1he war cry from the people has gone
1or1h. spd 70 have our rep1enfsted and victorious
ngm,cs IL m the glory OF one led to another: and
today they erapp with the <tseasonable hosts ia
Rchu,ond and Petersburg. a few days more and
our stx viii be all asios With the h.ilisucy q
nnd brars band will be in attendance 10 give Va.
riety and life to the meeting.
By order Of tne Committee.
JOIN L. HANCOCK,
President Of the Lincoln and Oglescy club.
Se1 xtor Howe. Of Wisconsin. has arriTed, and
also premises TO be prestnt and address, the people
OF this occasion.