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, 1864-03-14
FROM ST. PAUL.
The Programme of the Indian Cam.
pAiEu.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.1
Sr. PACL, March H.
The following will appear In the St. Paul paperz
Tomorrow morning:
HEADQ'ns DEPARTMENT or MINNESOTA. .
pEE4RFxETr e. e. q s;;,n Sr rnE mon %NoRrMwEE;1:
In consequence Of the raauy applications rn,dc
TO NC for information with regard 10 the con-
templated military operations In this dIs-
I'll inesspe ap''fasaRs nsasss ss''p s; 19s f
people IN the frontier to learn what dispositions
arc 70 be made for their defence, I deem it to be
saee t 7 to be %sde 9s abs
II this city. :.
Ths Rso;s9s ;sa assa spoa by ". Gen Pope
ttsement and eubjngatton 81 tho bands Of ssyases u
on both sides Of the Missouri River who contiiaue
refractory and hostile.
Idaho BY the establishment OF strong military
posts within the Indian country, at convenient dis
Third The security Of The Minnesota and Inwa
ffontier agsinat the hostile ratds. TO effect the
hrst purpose powerful column OF troops will take
me ne 1s,d g easl{ q the sesson w permit to seek
hare made formidable combination to dispute the
patsags OF iofcc Into tho country, and to at
t3ek tack steamers bound for The Upper Missouri
gold regions of Idaho. The points where military
posts are to be established arc not yet determined
upon with sufficient precision to enable me to
mention the precise loctIon but they will be ee-
ec:ed with the double view ofprotcctiuE he routc
to Idaho aud Of detesring tho say1ges from m1kiqr
demonstration III torr3 towards The white setto.
meats should they he disposed to do 20.
The udrl Object mentioned that OF suArliu. tho
frontier sgninet petty raids, te to be accomplished
By tle occupation by the troops Of such stations
outelde. the line OF settlements as viii serve to
check the passac Of hostile partics 10 fur as tho
number Of men that can be sFlred from he'd one
ratlons will permit and b. the constant patrol Of
strong parties Of cavalry on both sides Of the
Ninneeota River. Scouts win also be posted At
The most exposed points to siye timely warning Of
the approach Of danger. 1t must bc rem en- bcred.
however, That hostilitiee exist between our Cor
eEnmcnt and tho Sioux bands, and while they con-
unue, the settlers on the frontier should be pso-
pared TO cooperate in the destruction Of any small
parties of sarages, who, driven to desperation by
their preecnt miserable state of destitutton, maj
chouee to Incur the inevitable risks Of an attempt
to penetrate within tho lines for the purposes Of
plnndes.
would respectfully suggest In this connection
that the Thousand bascless and exaggerated ru-
mora always put in circulation By frightened peo-
pie, shoall md no place In the public prints, as
theJ ere prolific Of injury to the vast interests Of
the Stale All information CT rcliab1e character
will be immediately and chesrtal1y furnishdd from
to be communicated.
nr;n
, 1864-03-14
FROM LARKIgSVlLLE, TENN.
Appearance OF LarkfnsgIIIe-Geucr4
E.oH0nsn Negro 0rdcF-The Negroes
and their Ha8ter.-Tlae Lnflkfus Ferry
Bridge Stories The
Troops at LarlzlnsgIllc, DC.
From Our Special Cor1cspoudent.l

LA1:z1ksv111., Tenn, March 8, 1864.
Iins village, at present the Headquarters Of tie
"a division OF the 18th army corps, ia situated In
small, round valley, nearly surrounded by hi1le, and
was maoe up ants 1<2a0s, Of few uncouth build
1ncs and population largely OFT OF p.oportton to
The number Of dwellings, Laradneyf1lc xas a,s,
loyal With few exceptions It's men. women md
children chewed tobacco, drank whisky. bnr,mc
sallow in complexion End rebeiliou., Thcv .rould
never have conceived revolution from mere 1xant
OF enterprise and brains: hut the thing being re- ,v
at hand, prepared By othcre- they NJ once embraced
the ha11ot and became Febels. Just now. In INV
eHy and rags, they are tasting the fruits OF the ad
venture in the Oonfederacy.
The 1ew negroes formerly held in scrritrdc a,c
substantially free; those who remain with their fo.
1ner masters being fully conscious Of their changed
relations and hcstasfng not At all 10 assert their
freedom. while they eontinnc to abor ~ usual unon
the well understood condition Of good treatment.
Gen. Logan has issued general order in relation
to negroes and the cultivation Of cropa. The order
IT. US follows:
HEADQUARTERS 15rH A1xr Conrs.}
HUNTSVILLE, Ala, Feb. ~, 1854
GENERAL ORpEns. No. 12.-l- Persons 1ivins
north Of the Tennessee River will be permitted to
x:tsc crops the ensuing season, md officers and
soldiers Of this command WI not interfere il an5
on the contrary, give every encouragement 10 the
eubsist upon, which will relieve the Government
from the necessity ot feeding them
citizens must not bo inserte1ed with. but allowed
TO remain. the people having a right 10 employ
This order will he read al the head Of every resi-
1ne1t and detachment Of ttls command, md must
By commaHd ii Eiaj. Gen. John a. Logan.
Assistant Adjntant General.
Under the provisions Of this order very consid-
, 1864-03-14
Cincinnati Market.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribuue.1

C1SC1csEATT, Aarch u, Eel.
pcoy1stoEs-Mcss Pork remains quiet, the demand
being quite light. New city held at f22 and 5ol
br1s sold ut this hgure quotations for country range
from 100 to ga according to quality and repusa.
1ou Of the brand old mess is held ont Of the Market
and prices arc nominal bulk shoulders arc in good
request at 74@sxc, but 1S@Ac higher IL asked, which
checked opetatlons-sale Of 5000 ns, averaging l;
Ms, At Exc: sides unchanged and dnll-the figures
asked arc a991c for RIB; 1o@10Hc for c1e1r rib and
1o4Go4c for clear hams in demand at lie, with
hut few the market; bacon shoulders are held at
2c but meet With scarcely any inquiry; plain hans
caavasstd and packed, arc held At 1s4c the demand
for sugar cured hams is good ut 5@aAc for be5 city
brands; hams in sugar pickle held at 12c on the
spot. Lard unchanged and quite firm country and
city is held at 12xa2Kc; sale OF 400 kegs city was
reported ut ike, AID 800 tres gut Ike delivered at
indianapolis.
Wn1sKT-Eo price fixed to-day; holders are con.
tending fos more than SIC, which ia the best figure
offered.
GRocEE1Ks-Very firm, at 1tH@16Xc for hogshead
suGar hard refined 1os9ly4c. Coffee S55s1as;xc for
Rto. Mo2hssea unchanged and firm,
GRAH-Nheat dull, ut .&9l. 20 for red $l.sa1.l0
for Elte. Corn dull at so9s5e for ear, Oats quiet 1T
sc and In Light demand. Rye in FUR demand At &125
harley unchanged and in fair demand
FLoUR-Unsettled, and in order to effect sales a
Arge decline would hare to be accepted, which OWL
CTS arc not disposed to agree to.
, 1864-03-14

s,oIass FohIfEss No.snoE, March 1a.-The stcasner
Sas .ns, from Beaufort, 10th, has arrived She
sunG Of r. Gee.s Of the s. steamer Peterhoa
With The steamcr Monticc1io afso II H. oGrars ~
tc thc nockade runner Don, captured March lii by
e s1eamer pequot, md tue officers Of thc blocEade
Au is quiet Mt Neybe.n.
oen h9tieF sent portion Of Kilpat,ick's csyaI
%ta ccls Ss. onde1donk and spcals, 10 King and
claiming 10 be non-combatants r7bo ~ sn,hnsaS
Eq' Datlfren: Col. OndcTdonI .cnnts tl,st ~
s s'h ,eeq Saq " +rh K2a casa with ctizena, 100 II
store The tamp was tnkcn ana nnna1a. i4Ia
Scve9ty prisoners werc tukcn. The enemy .sesa VA
els@ ~ o; oscI 1e rom ~ ths Court House nambe1
FonrEEss noSnoE, March u.-The sieamcr Nm.
York arrived las night from Point LooIout Tt, lin
600 l1rates and 8 officers, rebel prisoners. H.
The rcbel Gen. Ntz Hugh Lee was sent IN T;th IL:
Tag Of truce to he exchanged. A'~' >NAS
, 1864-03-14

"oppos1t!on to nothing bat dead lcshar.y In she
ahal1a OF thc association. Chi{Ie1Ie,'s Ltt1
2f Acceptance.
, 1864-03-14

Gov. Bramlettc on State Rights.

FaAtKfoRT, KY, March 1a.-1t>fs understood
that Gov. BraInlettc has addressed M earnest re-
monstra3ce to tie President respecting the enroll!
Iaant anu enlistment OF slaves IN Kentucky, and
laws OF Kentucky against all who attempt Is take
slaves lrGna their owners without their consent.
Hc ctaiEs that Kentucky hns furnished more
than :NGs, OF her sons to defend tho Govesun,cnr,
md is willing 10 furnish still more oil that Is al.
losted 10 hcr hss proven her loyalty and must BE-
videtl must te rrkpected.
, 1864-03-14

Van1a py tho Rebels,
uAnn1anuna Thursday. March 1o.-A private dis
patch to the Clerk Of the Senate announces TINT
Major Harry White, late State senntor whosc ab-
sence made lock In our Senate, is On his way
nom Fortress Monroe to Baltimore. When read to
tEe Senate, there woEc decided demonstrations OF
gratncatton, especially on the Democratic side.
Republicans told them distinctly their demonstra-
ttons were hypocritical. Major White IL released
as coon as Mr.. St. Clair Is elected. The Copper.
heads make nothing by his detention. Comment
Ii useleAa
, 1864-03-14

NEW York, March 13.-Thc steamer transport
fElio1I. from Port Royal On tho 10th, arrived to-
night. Among her passengers is Btgadte1 General
!. Turner bearer Of official dispatches to the
War Department.
Captain ketchum, Of The Island City captured
two large torsedocs near the mouth Of St, tohn1s
River, e,sdeE;fy made for the DESTRUCTION Of on
bloclsdfr:; squadron.
Affairs ut Jacksonville remain quiet and un-
The snsail pox Is very prevalent at Port Royal
and Beaufort. It Is mostly confined to eolored
trouDs
, 1864-03-14
z;=.&HNUMBER IA.
Mem advertisements,
YOUNG MEMS ASSOCIATIO,
Il Election Ma1ch 18th, 1861.


Il Election Masch 18th, 1861.
OPPOSITION TICKET.
"oppost!on to nothing bat dead lcshar.y in the
AFFAIRS Of The Assocsatton.-4r. Chit.eaIens Ltttr
FOE PRESIDENT:
GEO. r. CHITTENDEN.
FcE r1Esr VICE rE-sDExr:
HENRY ". HINSDAGE.
OH. #. H1nsdale d Co.
TOE sHcosD VICE PR5s1Dxsr:
CHA8. III. REED.
OF Knox Reed.
FOR coRRxaroIp1Na SECRETARY:
JOHN ROWLAND THOMPSON.
OF Thompsen Biahop.
FOB EKcoED1No s1urxrARr:
y. p. HATHAWAY,
Cashier fremont Housa.
ZOE rExAsunas:
IRA HOLMES,
Cashier Tllizd National Bank
1oH AAHAoxRa:
CHAUNCEY T. BOWEN,
OF Bowen Brothers.
LEVI z. LEITAR,
OF FarWell. Field & Co.
ALFRED COELE@
or Chicago Tribune.
s. c. BALDWIN,
Superintendent C. & II. R.R- Co.
Wnl. SPRAGUE.
OF Lowis, Page l. Co,
HURRY NELSON,
OF AurEy Nelson d Co,
GEORGE TAYLOR,
0fJ-H. Wicker L Co.
uht2-3E'-eod
, 1864-03-14

New York Money NIurhet,-nIurch IL
Money armer and very active at Gct7c.
Sterling lower and dull ht &t.75ea1 1,45H.
Gold dull and lower. opening g.. declining 10 fk
$lo1,sG0. " ">'f
Government stocks hcavy and lower. U.s.s con.
pors 1l2h, SO coupons 1A9lcoH III d730, III.
, 1864-03-14

New York Stock Mnrhct,-1lnrrf, 1n.
,srocKs.Lower- y. s. per cent 99x Mo- q tx ;:
rac; Msi ~ hrte iasH Iqdson1 10Y Erie md 1.h:
Ie1. SCRIP lSN G; y liz: To S sfal. "a; Gs1pna
,dsA Toll 1l81 Il: 12t NJ. K. D. c. u; Ft. "
lElk. e- '''ot-1 ~ ASAi3sS
, 1864-03-14

LOUISVILLE, Ky, March .s.-Gcn. Bur bridge tas
ordered tho arrest Of Col. Frank Waltord for DIS
toJM sentiments uttered in Il speech at sword
PRESENTATION to him At Lexington On Thursday.
. BRIG, Gen. Ewing, btothrr-in-lnw Of Mai. Gen.
Sherman, has been ordered to this city. probably
to sapeIsedc Gen: Bnrbrilsc, In command Of The
Federal forces In Kentucky.
, 1864-03-14
FROM MAJOR GEN. .pO1Ey 4.
LOGAN,
He Docs Not Want to be Governor Of
Illinois.

ST. Lou1s, March IA prominent officer Of the
Logan IL unwilling to become candidate for Gov
crnor Of that State, and earnestly hopes that the
loyal voters Of Illinois will unite. without reference
conditional Unionists. who favor the prosecution
Of the war to the final overthrow Of treason ind
r..l..t1ton
, 1864-03-14

New YonK. March 18.--0vcr 400 Of the work.
mcn employed on forts Tomplstns and Hamilton
have struck, and work Is suspended.
NEW YonK. March 13.-The steamer Morning
Star from New Orleans 9Th, yia Havana 9th, las
arrived. She brings 1900 bales Of cotton.
, 1864-03-14
Milwaukee hInrkcts,
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trtbrne.]
MfLwAuKHx ATaYrh - 1Rrf

MLwAuKHE, March Il, 15Si.
FLouR-A shade easier.
G1A1s-"htat more active &t 4 decline Of 1c per
bu. 6alcs 1900 bu No l spr1as Ii store ut sl,5H,
fl.15Hol.lsN; 10000 bu at sl.1s; sooo bu No at
tlos. Oats nrn. Sales l,soo bu del at Ctc, Barley
nEu. Sales 20 bu prime del at also: SO bu good do
ut 4le3.
6xxns- -Qul.t. 6sles - bu goodhAx seed at SD
AT the Hewh2u House this evening the rnirEet wss
shade lower. Bales o. ooo b Mol wheat at 1,.l&k
9l.1tK. -.
, 1864-03-14

ST. LOUIS, March 13, 1sG4.-The 4th Iowa caval-
r, veterans, recently with sherman'= expedition
arrived eH route home.
Two fnlI Missouri regiments colo-ed troons
went South yesterday.
, 1864-03-14

WASHINGTON, March IA Norfolk letter Of
the 1lth confirms the expulsion Of the rebels from
10TH This is later than the reported fepuise OF our
troore, which occurred on the 9th,
, 1864-03-14
NJ A. r RI II ID.
ID I Il d .

u snndw,Gl. 1l on tlle 1ith iuJt, by Fer. j. Hurt
man alr- DUNCAN MCDONALD, VI tse .srny of the
CnnlceEiand. nm Mlss LYDIA A. FISHER, 1T sand
, 1864-03-14

FORTRESS MONROE, March 13.-The steamer
Montpelier arrived this nftctnoon with tho block
adc running steamer Mary Ann in tow, captured
of wilmington. The oyster schooner Julia Baker
was burned by the rebels yesterday morning OF
the Nansemond River. Her captain and crew wcr2
captured, with $4,000. The crew were asleep
when captured,
, 1864-03-14
Gen. Gr1snt,s Erosress.

PHnAD11r41A, March 12-Geu. Grant wss n
passenger On this mornings early train from Wsah
ington. He changed carr at tAe Relsy Aoaae, and
proceeded West.
, 1864-03-14
General Sigcl's Assumption O.
11Sx nexv Fnvrx.~rrA7

WHEELING, March TO- 168i-3la1or General SfeeI
arrived hero this morning. He has assumcd com
nan1 Of the Department OF Western Virginia,
His headquarters arc at Cumberland Nd.
, 1864-03-14
PORK AND BEEF PACKING I'm
CHICAGO FOR 1854.

In tue commercial columns Of to-day'6
TRIBUNE will be found c statement Of the
Pork and Beef packing for 1868 4. By re-
ference to it, the Pork packing will be found
to foot up aoa, $50 Hogs, and the Bccf.pack-
ing to 7D.O66 Beeycs.
, 1864-10-23
ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL.
Especial Dispatch TO the Chlca1o T1ibune.1

Especial Dispatch 10 the Chicago Tribunal
BEDa1roRr. Saturday EyerinE: Oct. q.
clK4R1D-1ron Cad. Isssls. IS 52s0 It lumber. 100
shtr 81 4. Hamltn, Ottawa, q toIs coal; Parson
Broxnlcv. 1atsLe. go n lunbtt IL 100 sid'og so
shiu7les, s1,tto ca salt, - b1la.
AnR1v11-Adyance, Lemons. IS yes dimension
store: y. Heee. Lemout. IS yds dimension atone
Prsi1e Quten Norris. 1!sGo bu cats. seq nu rye: Il.
g. GAYLORD. Lockpo!t seo ba oa: e oa se. ss.ns 4;
hu bs1ley, 10 Cd whf y; OttaEs, Ottawa, ADD 4
corD. 90 hu CA1t: DeeI1go. Lanon ~ vcs t1op!s p
oafR
, 1864-10-23
III arket8 oj Telegraph.
milwaukee Market
Especial DIE patch 10 tie Chicago Tsibuu

MILWAUKEE. Saturday, Oct. ~.
FEoun-Du1l. Sales s7nnz extra 1t t8l2H.
GRAB-Wbest quiet but slsc hIghe.. Sales this
u. ofs7 .o0o hu No. :. 81.7e@l.53; on Change Of
l1eoa bu at 3i.77: this afternoon AID evening tbs
market rules shout 3l.74. not much dolnx, dealers
sie afraid 70 tell short Or huy to hold. Receipts
A.l9s bu Oata dfn. Sales 6cJ bu No. at Is: IN
e'ofe. torn duet At &t.s6. =
HkWHALL HOY MILWAUKEE. Oct. 22-WHEAT-
No. eprtnK at 3l.fi0L5. "
, 1864-10-23

FnEE EVENING 6cHooLs.-We would again cal
the atte1tion Of our readers to the free evening
chools which wiu be open tor the winter term, on
this Monday evening, IN the Dearborn, Haven,
Foster, Washington and franklin school .hoases.
Thy WI be o s'sa evening 3 ssta51 ss
rec them Well sttended. Let It be Remembered
that thtee schools are free the ohees q their io-
10 fSase to evs a.
been Deflected. Employers, make+a note OF It,
and give those under Jeu an opportunity OF max
ing tnemEeives wiser and better.
CAUGHT At LAs7.-Deputy Sheriff SAM Ellis
has just returned from trip to Baltimore,
whether he went, few days ago, in search Of
fellow named Peter Miller, who wac arrested In
1ss for ePy Of t1 G% tha asa
Jumped hie bail and had not since been heard o..
Tbe ot3ee was eucce+ eful; capturing his prisoner
and bringing him safely TO Chicago.
LAp1Es' Frs71yA1~-A ladies festival for the
benefit Of soldiers families will be held
in the Union Park Hon.e on Thureday next,
TIE to b. 1snaen 1g tine a9uns
quested from parties willing to aid IN relieving
Inc suffering which threatens the families OF oni
toloiers duiinR the coming wnte.
~WAuoo POLKA - This Is the title OF musical
variation laid on ou1 table, which Is remarkable
for ite lntricacy and the number Of fats found in
Its composition. Il II. however. . tn9 piece Of
mu.ic, and will be found 1useIul praxls for the
performer. It Is cedleated 70 the proprietor Of
lie now celebrated :. Wahoo Bitte1s," By John N
Fatteton, Of Buffalo, Ner York.
1rcrpaE,-D,vid Bell, formerly editor Of the
Ir1sh Lioerator, will deliver lecture In Bryan
Hall on TnesdaY evening next. Subject The
Iriph Republic, az intended BY the mea Of '83"
This tectare has heen delivered By the spe .Eer IN
the principal cities Of Great Britain, and drew
great applause.
PEnsoxA1.-Bsie. Gen. John Macarthur, late Of
General sherman's army, arrived in to ~n yester
day aid IL now stopping 1t the fremont we
learn That be has been reltt we'd Of bis command y
tue South, and is ordered to report for dnty IL
Missouri.
SIXTH WARD JuB11.xE.-A meeting was held IN
the Sixth Ward on Friday evening to MAKE te
tofcirgs On the occasion OF having fled the a3o'a"
The people had good tune; speeches aoa Du
dfet and ekJ rockets with other more suos'"n'''l
cheer, enlivened the time. r.-... t,.,ka
Revolutions were adopted expressing tas a1oss =
Of the meeting to the contributors 10 sae e93A''
, 1864-10-23

But It unsy b thaz the people win think be has
claims, fhe laudbo4defs Of The district know he
baa dc hss made = fortune Ia taz-fikLet His
enttre wealth hAa been accumulated by hu.in~ mn
tax clatms aaAtoBt email property ownars ana
charging them heAvy percentage. 4 dt candi. I
dste Tor the Ooppefheads :.
, 1864-10-23

p We not often sreak OF professional men,
hnf We know Pr Wbi1ies personally to bel gen.
those diseases which be proposes to cure. Fur
the dfcan yests be has devoted his whole time
and fteution 10 the treatment Of private dlseases
in thAr varied and complicated terms. which ena-
bled him to perfect remedies at once safe and per-
manent- We would adyise all young men afflicted
wi.h esminal emissions, impotency; ar5 an con,
by 80 doing avoid IN unhappy life. We have seen
number who were afflicted With hernia or rup.
sp{e epfed ny ns hs
OF the entire West. BE does not. like many other
pby-ic,ans, charge yon for conaaltatton. Any one
may call and receive his opinion free OF charge.
Qlee lei South Clark et1set. oct9 t2l5 III
, 1864-10-23
NJ H Ell ED.

~ AZ ~ Snt III N asd ~ xn dsn ~; ~
~ Col1saay, al! Of Macon C1unty, Minols.
On Thuzsaay, Oct 2Gfh, bp tha Rev. Mr. Patt.son,
SHAW. both ef Ho1iue. illinois, no ca:ds.
a, We1la Rivez, ". TasstsT. oer. ls.h. By RET.
E!.E. n11s;; ssd N!ts II. AUGUSTA COOPER. la:e
, 1864-10-23

Scrip. especially to the C a d O.. the c. & n. ".
spt The q. i A railroad eompaniss-, A1so g
ChaIle~ Walk Ler aud Me-tre. Walsh q W WatWosk, anu
to the members of tie different committees, ana
eeosurtng ttQea HhQ had Ec{seed 70 sobsc1tbe.
, 1864-10-23
New yosA money MARKET

NIW f6EE, 6Btofo8g 1sSeIdLK. 0Es-@z.
NcFKY-Steaty At 7rer cent. ...,,.,,
GoIn-Frmer. opening Ut zir. decltnlnR to- f3H.
sdyAocanK TO ASK. aeeun1ae 10 zi!h ana eoalns ~
2laX. a.. ..r1 ma. a.
GoT1MMIxY B1ocKs-Firmtr.
, 1864-10-23

Blste. Theodore Tuckermln, Horatlo Aaderaon,
Daniel Pay. Joseph Lafne.e, Henry Ru'c1y. John
=. .r1c, Frederick shortz, 1ohn Este Henry Houeh,
jAmee Thompson.
, 1864-10-23

placed 1t . high IS g5s, 900 900 per annum Ia
1850. In the four years that have elapsed
stsee that period, its employment. has In
creased In IN tnormous ratio, aud We scarce
" dare to mako guess at what it amounts
70 at TIE present time. England, although
i,te IN the helt haa now fairly made slut.
where femsle labor with the needle was for
nezly employees, and in all tradea where
nou-Union men work.
, 1864-10-23
A MODEL JUHfLBEs

Yp1 have had special eesAion for the purpose Of
doing nnthine before this Perhaps regular aes-
sion of the Courcil viu tufBct next time iof tae
ypper fI1un up OF the mRlfet.
, 1864-10-23
Au1Ng$1nEMtH.

II HE
HUTCHINSON FAMILY.
OLD FOLKS AND YOUNG FOLKS,
Give sheir Gsard Enssstainnens at
BRT A N H AL L,
). TUESDAY EVENING. Oct. e51h,
Ge8;Gf W <oEn' aaRET a,3 vIo5A H!t9
TOAIE AND SPEND a PLEAS.
ANr sassI 1.l f. s ps2s s;nH ot
s;s; :; s:ss ssa ssi's' ~
MoVICKER'S THEATRE.
~ Msd..on street. betwe:n s;ata aud DsMho.c-
Pxi9as o1 a1sIs.1oS-Die:sc = ci1cie sad Paraast.e,
sss W
ana = e. ssau can ba secured oas wssk II aayanse
THxATHx WARN AND Cox7oRrAsLa.
E:ssssn'ns e po?'l,oc FNo y;,,s'!s actress
Who viii sppe.F every evenint .nd SATURDAY After.
f1ed sh e
FELL oWYNHE: OF, Couar AsD BrAa1-
Neil Gwye1ne. Wary Preyos%: bist1ss. ssswa1t, Ra-
III bsRS n aSS fs9as FET M e
d ssturdsy 1neIaoon-Gfaad xsinse.
1oL. WOODS MUSEUM.
COT. J,H.w wotD AID B. r. WHITMAN,
PlonIietots and AsnaEefs:
Mr. A. .. BRADLsT...... Director Of AmuaemEnts.
MONDAY EVxh1NH. Oct. 18th.
VIII te preseItea Tom TAyl ar's succeasiul Drama OF
UP AT the HILLS.
Major sserehsrst .,.....,. ..... Ms. Frank Atken
l1 nj ota1oy
E5pf. sl0cK ..HS. &c a1Ns
M39 [0l McEA10.. h+4 IL p IE.t.A
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C1TGH1sa GOVERNOR.
Michsel Bl ou4ki 49,. ...........MF. Jnho Dillon
KssheriEe Klopex. Lottt
- In rcneatsal and Will short D. oEcdncsd. kas
great Irish Drana = o: TIE COLLEEN BAWH..
PR1CEs OF ADA18sIOK:
To Museum and Galley OF Lecture RocU...-.S1 cts.
TO Dless Circle e fa,qqst,s 's :; a..s2 c.s
oisnelsEa Chatrs GO II numoer,.. = 09
Children unde1 yss5s 81 10 70 Mussn.. III css.
Children occupylnK seats u pssM Circle OF
PsrQuetts. will he caRrEtd Fail fFtce.
Children in Arms, not 40Mltled.
, 1864-10-23

Pioneer IEfdc-n-Wnkex! There will be
meeting OF the Pioneer Wide-a-W axes, for bust-
ness and dr1ll, on Tuesday evening", Oct. a5th.
]. RIcuAnDs, President.
Jas r. HArpES Cnntsfu.
, 1864-10-23
LOCAL MATTERS,

Temperance Wfss1on.-Thc Union Exec7-
tive Committee Of the Good Teuplars hare ap-
pointed Mr. n. j. Mcneil in charge OF the Citj
Temperance Mission at No. 1863 Clark street; Ills
F. o: box IN 53ai.
- Go to n. F. Metril,'s new Lamp Store. Il
RaLdolph strpet, II yon want to get Lamps Laa-
terms. Oil. or Glass 8are at wholesale or retail.
0ct2..ufS41t.
, 1864-10-23

LIoSs. Hoy ]. Wks1woRru OF ruR DxA1r.-
Tbe following resolution has beea sent n. from tha
DRAFT comm1t,ee OF the town Of Lyops. The &C
Ton reiesrrd to la eminently characteristic of the
MN VIC believe, Thursday next, Ia likely to be An.
pointed y the time: may We bs thers to see..'
Allison, Joeeph Holmes, and J. Armeu:
Rsso13ed. That the thank. of tho town of Tvnnx
"a hereby rendered to Hon. John-Wentwo,th. WIN
the d.afr. lie has prevented % from tmpos!tion
III the first i1etance. By having the mora, cuurlsa
to tell that We must help ourselves. and in s6e
last in.tazce. By advancing ths money to every
Reso'rea, Thst Mr. Wen;Eorth be requested to
DaDe the day wheu he c4n meet tue men OF LIons
for a grand jubilee.
, 1864-10-23
:DDurt1.

TOUND-Talen up, q strayed
vhe biuS sEs hrd one wllta t1sa fooe AMI II ssn,.
IL JesIs cid. 1he rt.hs nwnes ~ .ee the sa9o ~
psJirg III eeEss. Of CARL OKHSRICH, Afls0as;e
btstic1, Cook Co. IL ocaV0IN
, 1864-10-23

Ninth Watd Wlde-Ayvakes,-Eve.y
member Of this org auization Is ordered to meet
Wp:hir eton Skating Park on Monday evening at
half past seveu, sharp, for parade.
n. D-Every Union man In the ward Is Invited
to attend to prepbra for the grand turnout, on
Thursday CYenlng, Oct n BY order OF
r CAPT. s. 3 RAYMOND.