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COLONEL WOODS MUSEUM.
COL. ]. q. WOOD i CO.. Proprieto.s and Managers.
A D. DRADLHY. 1lrrrtnr ~ Arms snnsnta

COLONEL WOODS MUSEUM.
COZ, III: WOOD s co. ;. P5oprtetots and Managers.
A D. -bRADLAY..........-.D Director OF Amusemsnts,
FRIDAY EvRN1xG. July ed,
Benefit Of hrs. ssoneau---rwo Pieces.
The crest and euccessiul drama Of
THE DRUNKaaD; or, The Fallen Saved.
Ns!; EisS' }ofa EsaR R.5sR
To- g s sS5;,S: 81 i
LlEkIGoddls. Nj. Bladley; Mrs Haafy Dove, MIS-.
~ 1s Eisat Dram. fTHEDUKE's MOTTO Will soon
ES# ESSSSPs 81 s4.ss snsD !2E f. Sa;D' ds Bast
PILATES CWRT; Or, The Trial Of Christ,
Ssas 1 fEsny IN wax tom
8 seas HSstsso 70 uuasT I'D
Ho ss9s
sS5s osioas a0H open at ~ o'clock Curtain E's' a.
McVICKEE's THEATRE.
1n.agement Of the sterling Comedian, from the
ma. WIN. WARREN.
Universally, acknowledged the nrsr Comedian OF
Ams5tca = We Wi,l aprssr d1sag hts eeEageneat il
supparted BY the BEST stocE company n lie Wsat.
CIluaJ-DGSH1AA OE Mh+ MlLLkAN " "A&AdN.
BREACH OF PROMISE.
BixasHA IED BKaBshaW. IS Aa2fRs'''
D'Ass'''''''''''Box BOX AND COY. :n''e Auka':a'
Saturday EE6E n!ssFISdnEsFsSS sEISEE sP1%y Matinee
1euetson BAtk1ns.. ME. VIM. WARREN.
01aHu DAuCS.....----.-..-..--. .AlIo Augusta.
s .as Rsf: s. Ssa1 bs ~
" A R1ETY THE.AInE.
is and III Dearborn street.
q Il. CHADWICK j. CO., Prorf1etoss sud Xsn9ze-s.
l. L. FITCH, Acting and s1szs Es1sge1.
EnEaRenent Of
VI H TOM ANCE.
1he great Comic Vocalls. and Pantomlnist
Engagement Of
MR. LEW SIMMONS,
The celebrated BanJoist aud Ethiopian Coredtso.
MISS ANNIE AID WARREN pORp-yE1J
MISS E4NA ANu Ept-IH WHfTINJ3
4lss dLIITiE TNKLEY.
NIB. PETE LEE
ScS1s ugs1 II. Performance commences atsk.
rfc x - LEIdKs:-F2rquetts, Is cE; Urtsa Clz.
2oo- 90. 50 cents.
, 1864-07-22

EOR SALE-A Bakery aud fix.
4 lures row toiog . ecod business EYcFtntnS
Essrly new, Reasnn for stltrg. Sickness For pAF-
gan. tt2lnS41.3t
, 1864-07-22
355trapen.

GTRAYFD OR STOLEN-Frou
~ the Farp of John Thalhstm. IN Milton Will Co..
H.. on iatt Montayp Bay Horse four years Old,
shntt. YELL tet. IN aood coldit1on heavy mAne and
TAU. wne spot On night HI! lex lis1s sore the
Use oi colltr. Afeward Of Twenty-Five Dollars will
jya n46e6t
&TRA1 ED-July 18th, from the
~ CT r BAN, corner OF Mesehet and
Abou 1e hands high with coed lie. thes halter on.
Nhtevtr VIII resoEn SAID Mare. or give information
Where 81 may be fontd ehAu be SUITABLY rewarded.
tyl MIST r. L, HRED, A1eat
&TRAYED- $40 Rk ward Strayed
~ nom the psenisfs. e57 Wabash ayepue. a blight
red COW, medium tize, one horn psoI of It ead
whoever Vi1l return her 1t Raove uuE2ber will 70
etivc naoYe teWaSos 1latn31ss
, 1864-07-22

nor SALE A new Yacht, 80
4 ret karl, Get beam. feet held. ane sailing
Cte., schooner riff ed The hnll. wt.hoae 1i-zac,
esc be see1 nerth OF TIE ioct Ct rwelh stress be
AS south Cnnlcn street. or address 2. O. Boz 1esL
iY31.nSQS1T
, 1864-07-22
rmE NIARYLAND CONYEy.
IlUNs

proposstion to Assess the Damages By
The Late Invasion upon Rebel SYM
pntfltxefas
, 1864-07-22

New xork Money and Stock Market,
NEW YoRK, Thursiay July u.
MosEI-Steady at 7dss cent
scER1 tEa ExCHAHGk-215@sBof for currency.
GcLI-E1set,lrc A1d lower, opening At 2jg Geci,n,
tnE E - y. advancing to 76ok sA1 closing II 49,
CONVENIENT 61opEs-lrIegular ano unsettled
, 1864-07-22
:fot Sale
TOR SALE.-To Prin

TOR SALE.-To Printers. Oue
- Ncs:hIup Cylisder, bed 2ax7s inches. new and IN
4la:us. suitable 70, all kinda q JOB ork. Gus No.
Eus ales Gonhi ~ a Eng NJ bed lo1tt ches, nav.
:, scc ons Eusris c-5d Gst5 snss
r. 5Eus: Pt1nse7, IL Clara stree:, Chicago, M.
, 1864-07-22

l'OK SAIE-Ss1oon and Kestau.
1 rant, ii the mcst central location tn tha city
fuel7 ntted up snd doing excellent rste busi
ness. THIS Il rase chance, Tbs bert Of re+enos
.iEtn for se Ing Address T. Boz s., Chlcsgo, ILL.,
, 1864-07-22
M a r RIED,
AMGtt0M Sales,

Ia this city, J1ly aesh. 1891, by Rev. VIM. B. Wright
Mr, ALBEIT T. F1fRcE, Of Detroit, and MIS-
CAHRlE r. DRLL. o: Chicago.
, 1864-07-22

FOR SALE-Ste Engines. One
Il portable, orr power; one s..tiupary % hi. ae
AIDS, 5y FAehlpE;on 41reet vI,n5ISit
, 1864-07-22
HsV.. NJ VhElss tIHnI FIElynE AEFt.
Chicago, June q, ls6i. - N"4 W.

rl.EsP n5ssegP71oy or FnE1enT Asp MAazs:-A. 4
4afnnam, cases matches E. n, Eltthorpe, box ;
ao5sna M59naS; FL gr12na oa stens D LsSs
ia,f1eqV fnn n.ll 4, 4. Zones bos Smith
bo1es medicine. Z pas ehutnr.l 6ox medisfae. Rag
hstqaet grain dFi1 Ernin eIil1 ". Seday, box
r., n deSs =; Cert ase;J Bedecoyi, Ecales. etc,
hrqGm aaso sot1 p5assi AaElsy g.. e5ta plsnter :
(. .Ho9ge. ! powarf magazine; Humphrey, drill !;
Aarash hnans = - e. ,S s;tcqlsz saw s9cs w:ud @
box ;i s. Jones: case: .h.ra ]. v. Bel4s.
rel: J: 3. Hlzein, ha5rel G. Alb sttt Dor {, y.
MtaM1etes tanee ho3 III; H;1 boz T. EaleF eask
spes marble 4. FalrchilJs+ acs MAI Ole Lewis 4
Bour. pcs tuhilg Klcder & Co., boz e. B.
Pease. = Stems y George ssases marble. I. 5.
6ase: J., sncdErass. boz N. Oeahaca, box; II.
soa1 s@ttlI beg T. Agent, 1nos !: spsaid9s.s
tos:J Griswo.S. csaar barrel; B; careo4:1 box,
Pc Pee nlre Z; Brlcsett bog. "1ee hiss !: ~ Cole,
mark. ~
,,Atso-On accent Of the Gte!;ht department II. c,
r. T, one box, nlarksa"F. 4 DicnerMan. Alb any.
T. sna kphrsin co5esFn Gh1esEe;" 20 tlss four
1eatheQt t1teEF tthp Anct1GncsF4,
, 1864-07-22

rolled without breaking the fb7c. HI. F. Britain
hss recently $50 iate,i with him Mr.. L. o. Arm
strong, Of Detroit Michigan tbs frn of Drlttan 4
20. islocated at No 1tU south Clark ntreer, where
The conductor may be seen and ts principle of op-
GRAFTON explained.
CoSFEssED.-on Tuesday las; We recorded tie
arrest Of hotel thIef, named George Burns, who
was caught in the act Of esealing clothing from the
Revere House Since his confinement be his cx-
Pressed willingness to cunfe5s thst be was
entity of other the[ts aud ehnw their place Of con
ceBlment. He was taken to house on North
CLARK Etreet, where he banded over three coats
and 2 silk umbrella which he had tel0piouely
token. The property Ia at the Central Police Sta
ton fos Identification.
, 1864-07-22

NUR fALF@A Single Top Buggy,
bnlls ~ Ohio: aud h.s been used a1 rnontas.
Also, one lleAt tn seated Buggy ton en- tho osck
seat saf1nx seais pole aad d, ~ Is bull. Ii roy
re- ~ nssn 1 n,e e:Sn: ontss. Also: ops
stables Of x. c. Allen j. Son, Court Piaca oetveen
Wells md Lataue stfeesA jy9-n1tL 1t
, 1864-07-22

Metropolitan Hall to Eept.-Thie Hall
Is to rent for all the pulpose8 fcF which such nils
ate Ordinarily used. Terms Moderate. Applic4-
tions can he made at the otEcc, adjoining tne en-
trance TO the Hall iet0hg;0.tf
, 1864-07-22

The Best Tonic In The World.
uUBBEL'9
GOLDEN BrTTER9,
HuBDEL'S
GOLDEN BITTERS
CURES
DYSPEPSIA
WEAKNESS.
GENERAL DEBILITY.
PURELY VEGETABLE
Not bitter and unpleasant to thc taste Int 4ha
mott palatahle ever offered. Particularly to he
Southern market. ~ >0@
Circulars sent to any address,
GEO. C. HUBNE d Co.,
ProprIetors.
..... New York
FOR SALE By
hurnham Van Setback, Wylie & Edwards.
and Druggists s. Grocers generally.
jaly1-me16-13t-f m, &w
, 1864-07-22

Rfy6nk d StrhttonsS Clafcsgo reIe-
EFnph tnstltuts.-The largest institution Of
the Kind ~ the world Thirtv-A7e te!eeIcDt H.
Htaments In constant use. Address
BLyAaE 4 STRArroE,
lJ2mH5-1m pAW Chicago, II.
, 1864-07-22

The Sfdots Ztitumg thoueht ft to publish an ar
tcle, by which 1t intibunted that he'd abandoned
my poeltion On the Presidential question, because
look part in the meeting favor OF Mr. L N. Ar
mold A. my correction Of the above mentioned
destination did not ind the proper Interpretation
OH the part of the Stats Zstfuna, / once for ali
with to have underrtood-thatw whatever my choice
may be for President, am In favor Of the candid.-
cy Of Mr.. !. n Aenod for Congress, being convrus-
ed that he was en- able and fashtul Representative,
and that shall work for his reelection.
Louis R1uunER9
, 1864-07-22

Editors Chicago Tribune:
In yesterday moniIg's paper you atste that ron
have been Informed that The train boys on the
Ga1ena Road are charging ten cents each fot the
TRIBUNE. II they do 10 II has been done in diso.
hedteDce o. our Instructions, and unknown to Us.
They are CHARGED only five cents per copy for the
papefa. and II they charge more they impose on the
pure 'aser. We Tou,d ask for the name Of any boy
who has done or may do go, that VIC may discharge
him instanter from our employ.
BAAr0RD i BALDWIN.
, 1864-07-22
ErcurSiu,lE.
A GR A N D PICNIC
"A TO BE GIVEN BT TIE
CHICAGO C00PERS' ASSOCIATION NO,1,

Atsh1sm's Grove. en- Clybourne aYenue,
JULY 2:rB, 1861.
Co1x!rr1z o. ARtASGEAE1rs-J. Santa, ], G.
S4,th, Abel HeRy, e. leonatd, T. Hassey.
toicls all other Cooper A-soct kkious of Chicago
a1n T.! nieads. to {ol9 ~ in = days sport.
~ Music by Yaas & nean'4 L!xbf GuarI Rand.
Marshal Of tae Day, J. ssnta; Ass:slans Marshal,
T. Hastey. jy2tUsS6.o. 4;hp
, 1864-07-22

ATTENTION DEAnBoRH LIGHT ARrn1ERf-A
special meeting will be held On this Friday even
Ing at O'clock, at the armory, for the purpose Of
naEing arrangements for the reception Of bAt-
teriee and B. By order JAS. suru, Capt.
, 1864-07-22
LOCAL MATTERS.

Examination OF Female Teacher.,-
There Will be Ill examination Of Female Teachers
at the office Of the Board of Education, No. 70
Lasalle street, on Thursday, July 23, commencing
at Il. N.
, 1864-07-22

w AETEn. A sn. Clerks, Bookkeep.
snd Gtorsg clsr's Brakaatnea X s.ae e1ds
s.".He! y. fhIud 40 is = toa adrtTtl. Inn
DssFooFu strcFr. Rnom No. l. Several .,fnu11H1nvs
~ z Tre eren Werefes to nsstel:ts aousss FsSLSYe
~ SO-
, 1864-07-22

s. LIE OF UNCLAIMED
~ ERElGAT@Notice M M y hereby giyen. in accord
eases Wade and 2roysded shss On s 22sh July,
Buffers Co., 1os los and l57 Dearborn street., IN
re Gaty 9f Chicago the following freight wetch has
eaEo and Alton Railroad Company, and the legal
chnrEes thereon upon unpaid tor tie space OF III
same Was directed. = ~
He; M1cKER. Gen1 Freight Ae't,
, 1864-07-22

PERsoEA1--Bdsadler General Julius White Is
now In command Of the let divislon, 9Th army
corps, In front Of Petersburg. The division was
formerly commanded by General r. L. critteuden,
, 1864-07-22

w ANTED Parties ces1r1us of
yrI go!nK ~ suhstr atea twill sece!yr Ih.r,,
I SAtn nenL'y. e.c tnose who msy want suhst tutes
oo0id Apply 81 the ssetrstnx Aveuc al d, arh,..s
street, hoon ). FINLEY L ca itv.nHGIta
, 1864-07-22

REaovA1--The passenger house Of the Pitts
burEh and Fort Wayne Railroad is being removed
from Its old locstton, further to the northHard aud
out on line With Canal street. The change is .
great improvement IN appearance and an accom-
mediation TO the pQtItc. -
, 1864-07-22

w ANFE.;-A girl to 20 IN tbs
or.n eonrt15 eho nndessta1cs basinx n br1c-
c11l snrr 80. .s Soou pastry COOK 70 compeIaof
ls1 North Michigan Sree:. 01pt1 LUZ ,,s4 HHyeeS
, 1864-07-22

w ANIEti-A first .lats House
90 the North Or South sides ~ r.m,,v ~.s
.sp.a enn rrn Neaia toa tne occnpsn's II IL
Fost ottee inns ala'sl7 MRS. b.. Cs.o+Eo
, 1864-07-22

They Divide their Forces-General
near Winchester, Va.
, 1864-07-22
1854. GRAND 1884,
PLEASURE EXCURSIONS
TO
LAKE SUPERIOR.
Rtal Estate--Ejtn

EOR SALE-Four new houses on
and shEee as 0 each all dssirsbls residences, and
70 one OF ne nnest in the city nne.
ao1 lo0 iest 11onI q ssus oe reSsdeeces on Wabash
teas los aninpryed. In al pa1t5 Or ths city. I'm.
proved p5oEerty on State ana Clsrk streets Will be
IJ12n4GS1S
, 1864-07-22

w ANItD.- Sure, never Art.
with al its SKIN. the soul With such ds3lxhs
cop,U NIL, ak thp-e pictures made RIdOd UR a
CO.'S ane Ph6toR raph rooms 1856 CLARK street Eaftss
tographe. il o.naia II
, 1864-07-22

1s5rnED.--A German labores. named Aueust
strobel, who resides on West Taylor ftreet, vas
seriously injured yesterday, under the 70 lowing
circumstances: In company with fellow laborer
he waR unl3 l3ading wagon OF heavy rtonea. In
70 get out Of its way but his foot causht and he
teA, the etone. weighing six Or eight hundred
Hs1ght, coming down with great force upon his
manner. 1t Is feared that amputation win be
necessary.
, 1864-07-22

SoLD1nEs' HoNr-Ox SALE.-The managers OF
the Soldiers Home, having purchased the Lanc1ev
Homestead at Faisview, will sell the propertv
formerly purchased on the corner of Douglas Place
and Ells avenue, directly opposite the location of
view Of tne lake. The property ts in good condi-
ton With large lot Of ito feet frontage. It is H.
ttinstcally valuable AID good price viii aid the
fund OF the Home.
, 1864-07-22

=" "ANTED-A situation a. Cie,k
~ ~ grocery store, By AZ active Young m.a-
man q nsn1 ta1s'e1petsnce aood .eterenresy ~ ~
cy, 81 Dearborn Get iv5, ~ III .Hatso-
, 1864-07-22
@aHrltRH

" ANIED : For a gentleman ard
srricty ae.ty furrished Fcc w.sa no.ri In
partial ior the ias ,. tuI DO ,r1 f3r tnt lAoy 1U
comm 90 at,ons nj emsp. Anv o5e savit suc3 y
tAot by o.e~1nT rate rates can nare a. aeDff.
lyc: nsIs.lt Ns ooH - !, With refc:ecoc.
, 1864-07-22

BUILDING 0Bs1HrCT1oSs.-Two days aco We called
attention to the tact that In the habit
Of occupying much more than one-third OF the
Width Of the street with building Haaterial. We
are glad to notice that Superintendent Turtle h2s
Instructed the Captains Of the police precincts to
order contractors who building to contract their
lines Of occupation to ene-thtrd OF the street, ~
Prescribed by the city ordinance. We notice also
that these gentlemen frequently leave their rubbish
IN the street after the bui1ding9is lnished; they
shou!d he made TO remove 1t Immediately and
"eveIy time"
, 1864-07-22

CHICAGO AnRoAD.-We hear that recently Rev
Dr.. Patterson, Of this city, With Rev. Mr. Mlngins
OF Philadelphia, held a meeting OF the United
States Christian Commission, at Virginia City,
amount Of { ,O00 IN gold were obtained, which at
the present rate Of that metal will be equivalent to
10 about r. FIN
, 1864-07-22

cHonAI~-We clip the following from the Du.
buque 7anaes; 1t speaks well for the Church
ramed. and for The musieal standing of Chicago:
- - Dubn1ue has lost it's best tenor singer. Mr.
Cornelius Curtis has been engaged, at a liberai
ealary. By Dr.. Ryder'e Unive1ealis.) Church, 10
Chicago as the tenor for their choir. he also has
= situation as book-keeper In large wholesale
musical tenor soice eret known here. He will
undoubtedly, with eight instruction, become the
bes1 n Chicaeo, city Those musical taste is as
perfect as that Of any other place In America.
, 1864-07-22

FOR SALE Or Rent. 8 neat Cot.
= ta2e on the North slds. Price seeou Rspt sao
per month Also, tEo.:ory cottage At Evaa9ton,
d ABEADLEY, corner Of Lake and i.aaa1le streets,
, 1864-07-22

Ministry Mt Lnrge-Pic Mic at Win.
etka.-Those who desire to contribute to the
fund Of one Of our most worthy public charities,
aud ut the same time pass day pleasantly, should
not forget the Basket Excursion and Pic Mic to be
given for the benefit Of the Ministry at Larce. on
next. the e6th insr. The Institution Is one Which
has done vast amount Of good hero In providing
suitable homes Tor destitute children, and has not
The expenses have been borne bY few itberaI in.
dlTldusls thus far. and now an opportunity ie OF.
iered for more general contribution to enable
them TO carry on thus benevolent enterprise sue
ceesfully. Tickets % cents; can be had at the
Jewelry Store Of A. Il. Miller, corner OF Lake and
Clark streets. Buy even i 1ou dou.t 90
, 1864-07-22

TEN CENTS Or FTE.-Nnmerous complaints
have been made at the office OF the TRIBUNE, that
the news boye On The trains charge ten cents Der
copy 70. the paper. C. q. Shaver, Of this city,
who employs the boys to dispose ofour newspaper
on The Rock Island, Chicago & Northwestern, and
in his employ to charge only i've cents for the pa
pI; and he will esteem 1t an especial favor II any
attempt at e1tort1Dg higher price te reported to
him. To Charge ten cents per copy Is simply q
uaud on the part Of The bOys.
, 1864-07-22

w ANTED-By a young man WHO
w has recently con . 10 tne city, si:ustton ~
hssS n y class BooH.kesptr; Wocld os uEliny 70 work
Tribune otflcs. ITH nteYIrs
, 1864-07-22

LOOKING AuEAD-We overheard q prominent
grain merchant in this city yesterday, reply to q
question Al to what he thought OF the market, by
saying that he intended to buy telescope to look
ahead With, before riski1g further on fise Il is
probable that microscope would be the best as
go very small as to require such aid IN order that
, 1864-07-22

FINE AHrs.-Severa1 new pictures have been
added recently to the collection on exhibition In
The ta3]eEy Of Jevne + Amini. Among these are
very truthful portrait OF Mre. Pope. by Htshwood.
aud two splepdldly execu'ed scenic piecrs By Men
ard Lewis They vii! well repay inspection. Both
Of these artists are winning golden opinions By
the fidelity OF their sketches.
, 1864-07-22

Grand Union n1nss Meeting nj Metro,
PoAaan Hail, Saturday Night.
There will be Grand Union Mass Meetiug at
metropolitan Hall on Saturday evening, commenc-
ing Al O'Clock All Loyal men are invited to come.
Eminent speakers will address the meeting.
Good music-yocal and Instrumental
By order Of the Committee Of Arrangements,
PERsoEA1--Bdsadler General Julius White Is
now In command Of the let division, 9Th army
| corps, In front Of Petersburg. The division was
| formerly commanded by General T. l.. Critteuden,
ATTENTION DEAnBonH LIGHT ARrnLEBf.-A
special meeting will be held On this Friday even
Ing at O'Clock, at the armory, for the purpose OF
making Arrangements for the reception Of bat
teries A and 3. By order jas sMru, Capt.
REaoTAL-The passenger house Of the Pitts
bureh and Fort Wayne Railroad is being removed
out on ltne With Canal street.. The change is Z
great improvement n appearance and an accom-
modatton TO the public.
CoMHExpADLE-Jcssie and Minnie Fowler.
daughters OF Colonel Fowler, and playmate Of
theirs named Alice Lee, recently held fair in
their dooryard. from which they realized $as,7S,
which was given to the Sanitary Commission.
Co.'s AND CEREEEcT TABLE.-see our adyertis
Ing columns for notice OF MuIr's United States
Coin and Currency Table giving the relative vaucs
OF gold and papir at any ,csnenta1e .Jnst the
thing for busincss men. An should have il. >''s
e.no o" 1noe1saaa toas the
~ ~ ~. ~ -! .ae n .. n Il. charging
to the Nanscers anS nne W. ngdI % nhsaown
ported to them, shall be INSANITY dischsrred. N
Mcy1cKEn's,-tsslye1 spoon'' Is creating or,te
a furoe at Mcyicker,s tb.ater. M. Wayrcn a. tbe
- -. -. .Aea.. Ia' "A..co as tne
r., y ana G' ~ ,suen.er TOE tne ne1aaihg 10
- ''>''
CHAMBER or coNaEncE--1t is said that dis
position is being manifested BY come OF the con-
, 1864-07-22

Mcy1cKEn'e.-'silyers Spoon" is creating quite
q furoe at McVicker's theater. Mr. Warren as the
Member from Cranberry Centre, keeps the house
the close. It will be repeated this evening.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-10-14

THE WARA FAILURE G)-The Honorable
Charles Sumner in his late Faneul Hall
speech, thus dissected the Chicago platform :.
The Chicago platform may be seen in two
aspeots-frst, in what it does say, and sec
ondly in what il does not say. There are
two things which it does say-frst, that the
war for the Suppression Of the rebellion is a
failure, and secondly that there should be a
cessation of hostilities. There are two things
which it does not say-frst, it does not say
anything against the rebellion, and secondly
II does not say anything against slavery
And candidates have been nominated on this
platform. In voting for them you will affirm
that the war has failed. and that it ought to
be stopped, while you will decline to say
anything against the rebellion OF against
slavery, You will declare that Grant has
failed at Vicksburg and Richmond that
Sherman has failed a, Atlanta that Farragut
has failed at New Orleans and Mobile that
Wlnslow has failed against the Alabama, and
that sherdau has failed in the valley OF the
Shenandoah and you will further declare
that all these heroes should be arrested in
mid-ca eer, while Democ attic agencies take
their place, and rose-water is substituted for
cannon balls. And you will declare, also,
that the rebellion shall prevail, and that slav.
cry shall continue to degrade our country,
and be the seed OF interminable war. All
this you will affirm and declare by your
votes.
II anything were needed 10 illustrate the
offensive character of this platform it would
be found in the efforts made to get away from
it-at least 10 this latitude Nobody here Ia
willing TO stand upon il. The cry of the
railroad conductor Is transferred to politics
il is dangerous TO stand on the platform. -
Nobody has made greater efforts TO get away
from il than the Presidential candidate Of the
Democracy, who forgets that as candidate
be is born with the platform, and united to it.,
as the Siamese twins are united together, so
that the two cannot be separated. As we'll
cut apart Chang and Eng as cut apart Me-
Clellsn and Chicago. The two must go to-
gerber"
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LIST OF CASUALTIES IN THE SEVEN
TEENIH REGIMENT.
HEApQrARTRRs l7rH REGtVBSr
Near "Pegram House. Va, Oct 4, 1864,

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Sir 81 have the honor 60 send you list
Of cssraltios L., the I'm ,a.,;r,ant - Oh. an
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kagement OF friday sept. 3Oth. Our euec-
tive force when we left our camp near Weldon
n,
railroad numbered seven officers and one nun
bred and sixty-fye guns now reduced by
caspalties in battIe and s;csness osnsed nv
N1'''0' 10 '"'''e' "uu e'C""oos O'0ou Y
0AP"s"itei :" Vhe O"HlhlssiVhSu OihSeI e"N
eigh;y-hve guns. Owing to hardships and
exposures Can't Conway Adi't Peck and 1t.
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NO''0n are AZ Ptoseu' unit ioI uu'y'
KILLED.
An,gine Marlin 20 Hiobss,o corn VIM Hon
son F. Norwjeb p. Josenb Csssyant I Rs.diny. James
3 Coli,s / R,sdin,, ~ ' -
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The NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW - No.
Gov. October, 1864 Boston Crosby
81 Ainsworth.
Personal add political articles predominant
IN this number Baron Stenben, William
Blake, Goodwin Smith, Nathaniel Hawthorne
the Indian System, Ocean Steam Naviga-
ton, the next General Election In the last
named article, the Chicago platform and can
didate are severely but not unjustly cudgel-
led while in the critical notices, Bishop
Hopkins and his book on slavery are sum
marily snubbed and sashed-all which is
admirably adopted to this latitude
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CAMPAI0N DOoUNENT>.-No. 8.
LETTER FROM GEN BUTLER.

THE MILITARY AND POLITICAL cAMPAIGN-
WORD TO LOYAL DEMOCRATS.
The following able and instructive letter
from Gen. Buller, on the political questions
OF the hour, IL recommended to the attention
If Democrats who love the Union
e HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF VIR-
GINA AND NORTH CAROLINA,
Us nus fItID, Sept. 90, 1864.
My deer Canerun-You will de m me a
most tsmi-- 90. rfpsrondcnt. 1fVou al zen