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New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-16
OIL CREEK PETROLEUM Co., OF NEW
" YORK.

CAPITAL. 5000, 900 DOLLARS.
Presiden.-Col A. NJ. WOOD. Mayor OF Brooklyn
TRUsrRRs.
Col A. NJ. WOOD ~
STEPHEN CROwELL esq, President Ph0ni1 FRO
Insurance Company,
CAMEL KING, esq, President Nassau Water Board
c. j.. INGERSOLL, esq,
J0THAM WEEKS, esq.
Arroryrrs-BOwDoIN LAROCQUEs& BARLOW.
The property of this Company consists two thousand acres
o the rihe 0 Lands on Oil Creek Pennsyvania On this
property sx wells already been sunk which pay an inter
I an fopr millions of dollars Arrangements have been made
Tor tbe sinking of hundred wells Books for sub
non 20 this stock already takeu) will be at the
oire of r. H. CORNWELL No. u Finest, on TUESDAY,
Apr 49, at II O'clock when maps Of tn property and further
u.rtionleIs will be made known.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-16
Amuscments.

OLYMPIC THEATER,
" Nos 621 and GA Broadway
Lessee and Directress. Mrs. John wood
THIS EVENING.
Tho performances win with the comic drama In
two acts entitled
OUR WIFE.
Mrs Winter Mrs Sedley Brown Mr. j. K. Mortimer. Mr.. O.
II. Clarke, Mr.. J. H. Stoddsrt, &c.
After which, with
NEW SCENERY by HAYES
THE NEW OLYMPIC EXTRAVAGANZA,
entitled
L0YALlNA,
BROADER. GENERAL FORTUNIO
SEVEN GIFTED AID5-DE-CAMP.
The New Music posed and arranged by fHOS BAKER
and the piece produced with powerful cast. including
Mrs JOHN WOOD as sLOYALlNA and GEN. PORTUNIO,
with
aessrs Frank Drew w Davdge T. Owens, G. T. Psrsoe,
it, hrs Ssdey Brown, Miss A Harris Miss j. Walters Mrs.
u. Browne, &C., &c.
Doors open st "; performances commence at -
Seats secured three days in advance.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-16
U7HF PROGRESS OF POPULAR LIB
ERgf

n. y n cuApINs GREAT LECTURE FOR THE
III BINEFIT or THE SANITARY COMMISSION.
I'll. Rev. DR. T.. H. CHAP.N having rendered TO Con,
~ his Church In aid Of their contribution to the iun
gts Ealr this Lecture will be given IN is Cufc'
way between Spring aud Prince Sta, on hONDAi H'
mi April 49, al y. A.. 49,.
Adniiancc 80 Tickets can be pFocuea '"e w.
aud at tho principal booksiares
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-16
A j. BLEECKER, son & Co. will sell at

A j. BLEECKER, son 81 Co. will sell at
"A. Auction on TUESDAY, April 49, at IL O'Clock, at the
Exchange Sa'esroom, No. Ill Broadway: ,
PERENPTORY SALE OF a DESIRABLE RESIDENCE
IN BROOKLYN
on syooSD PLAcKThe valuable 3story brick House snd
Lot l3G feet inches from Henrys in good order Lot JI
modem impIo,enelts and every way an eligible privse
residence or arso family and being o. easy 70 e
city desirable opportunity FOR any pary wish ns 10 Pnr'
cse OF make profitable Investment. lage potion can
remain on mortgage for yesr. at PER cent per snnu,
required Fo Maps, &c, sPPy to the Auetioneers' Ne "
Cedsr-st ". y.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-16
|, ! BLEECKER. SON & Co. will SELL

j. BIFIJhIN, NVN " NU' VII NI4f1I'
~ ut AUCTION on TUESDAY, April 10, at IL o'clock,
Al the 4 Eschnugs Saesroom No. III Broadway,
VALUABLE LOTS on llTH-AV. AND 9TH ST.
ON nth AVS detirabe lots the east eide, com
encing the south OF hst size OF corner l0
IS 2xiU0; inside lots 2i.3xlGN.
on WIH-ST.-0 lots - Immediately In the rear oil
the avenue lots; size 25xlcO.4 each.
portion OF the purchase may remain on mortgage
Il per cent.
Maps terms &C.. at suotioneers office, No II Cedar-st
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-16

V,HE Executive Committee Of the Metropolt.
4 tan Sanitary Fair hsve authorized the Committee -
phc Schools to invite oil the Pubc School Children ree
charge TO see the Fair every day during the week commeno
ing tDril l8 ,,,
To prevent confusion the city dsrcted foiowss
Monday the 9th 18TH and 10th ~srds Tuesday. the st "a
3d. 9Th and sth Wsrds; Wednesday the sth Ih 10Th
and 18th Wards; Thursday llth iTth and 18th Wards F
day tie ah 2jh srd 2st Wards Saturday tine 18th Ward
fhe hours between and l0i have been set spert cs
this purpose and requested thai the children shah come
Sbl un-r heir respective scher As 20 coo ehdrsa
ara invited ana as the time allotted them Il very Short 1t 10
Wv rrcute tina, the schools should be punctua aud the
scholars soud march through slowly aud N good order
~ Dr. ANTtOE Mrs RlCHD GRANT WHITE,
Irs a. VANDFNHOFP Ms THoS HUNTER,
M. y W ROOSEVELT Mrs JAS. NJ. MCLEAN,
Mr. CUks EASTON, Mrs GEO. +. BRISfOW.
Mrs JONA. MILLER, sirs SIDNEY HOMAkD oAxs
Mr.. j NJ NEW TON Mrs THOMAS BOISE,
Mrs. UAZEN, Miss FELLOWS.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-16

E'OX's OLD BOWERY THEATER.
Lessee, Director and Mans o. L. FOX.
EVERY NIGHT TILL FURTHER NOTICE,
Do Wsdena original dramatic ton in four acts. founded
the popular novel OF Cudo Cave BY j. T. Trowbrdge, en-
titled ~
CUDjos
CAVE.
Miss FANNY HERRING. as. as.....,......,.".....Car Can
Mr. J. Is, STUDLEf... .as..... ..fomp
Mr.. O. W. THOMPSON .as.......... .......'.; .CuIo'
Mr. G.. X. fePPe,ih.
Mr. j. McCLDSkEY
NEW SCENERY and PROPERTIES
BRILLIANT ORIGINAL TALEAUA
sad introduces evory mepber Of ,,,rv
FOX'S OLD BOWERY STAR COMPANY.
Acting Manager, O. C. Howard. Treasurer, w. Tryon.
WINTER GARDEN.
w This Evening SATURDAY, 10th, repetition OF the
GREAT BENEFIT BILL
, AvONIA JONES
who win appear on this occasion Ia both
TRAGEDY
In her great tragic role Of
In the play Of that title and as
JULGANA,
In the
HONEYMOON,
assisted by Mr.. CHARLES BARRON and talented CON-
pAny.
, 1864-10-31

Copre,s In bis own peculiar style. In the
midst OF his speecb, Dr.. Green. leading
Democrat) requested the General TO fettact
something be had eatc, as he did nor axe II.
Lepan-ss What did say W1s, any man
who endorses the Chicago Platform Is sym
pathtzer with traitors, and 1 esy Is ses,
whether 5on like it OF not~'
Grexn-s saw ary man who cndotsss the
Lincoln Platform Is an enemy to his coua-
ty."-
erred glass tumbler and hurled II at the doc
tors head. Tbs doctor lodged It and draw
a revolver. Logan gathered q pitcher aud
made at him. The Marshal, however, put
Green cut instanter, and no doubt saved big
life By doing so. Cheers followed Logan and
g1oans for Green.
Logan resumed bis speech-eeemed to
gather sire ngth from the recent occurrence,
and such r1ddiug as he gg'e the peace
eneake, home rebels and their treasoaaole
platform, Was, perhaps, never e1csueo oy
any diving man. One round OF applause after
another followed almost every sentence.
Old Democrats lauxhed and cried BY turns
in fact, the Inst hour OF his speech was. on
the part Of his audience almost one con1aa-
ued ovation Snch 1augbioS, ceying, stamp
Ing and shouting Was never before seen o.
tnis place at political meeting. The meet
ing closed about dark, with 1oyalty TRIUMPH,
ant and Copper at a discount, marked
epoch il the history Of Jefferson county.
i. a. B. BARRETT.
, 1864-10-31
IN ugfo,d Anna
GENTLEH1ENsS LIST.

Initials.
4 ". F. 4. Il. mrf4...B. L. B. mrs.
, 1864-10-31
33rppp5a(e.

DEE! BEEF l-Pr. p;sals in
n dupl cs.e viii he r. ce!ged trc1a rs hanta. and
Ton ci.sz. II e me .ovs1z uenr of The unsnd
II rutd y stst. Trea: ~ ssnaasfy ssd
ic,pft5. 1Hc'uolnf T1oo9sAot P1icne1s OF War o3
fehnsont 1t aIa --nouss t34e r.lS ~ mon r. q
- ot No, ,enbc1, is.&. %n1 elosok tn. l2sn daT Ct
s.;d Bee Ia be s.etss po: uu!1.. sag. Heirs. Or
Cows}, to he Fcur 81 yesss o'c $40 CIT, e wsssa
lie Qua 10. and 70 be n t-ca quaa'it.ee tuuualI
Some.s, 5Su1 aIs - Assis.tt u saos CO
on drky a the Post Pssmtn Will 10 maze on fhe
Ce,uned Vouchers IL unGli at. OF sht GonEiaarg @
70 Keep ~ agent sufficient fuppl5 Of Beef Cat.
4 @ oord q sseyo xiA : req tired, w:ta tvo sood
8u1eues. hoht Idvldoa te'ooet!otf fof t6e ap-ve
sum tha'l bt certified 20 o5 tce Cte.k OF Court OF
The v.rnmesi I@se. the sizhs 70 psy In Trss-
suf3 Note u other Cover n ns funds;
dasH Vic IA lave re- Irevtou:s, Is tea 10 comply with
che or has. When the bidder ls not pre-
se1t TO fte 2.nt to bis tln Ct 'n:rsrs.
restdencer Of all Tho rcrsons coEpotloE and ea:h
f5' y Z s. q
guarantee q. ned BY the pstty or psraet naking The
bi ard III, suiet,e.. ma With he bid four
sppsi'. 81! sss 3; s =, q il q vn,s
ould b. nykloptd. seAled 4nd mtrked. trnootat
or Betf 2 b. ocsnec n n ~ n III M st En-
!s, ,s! ,.s t. :sssa. s I'd sss9 ct
Fl, = r sTSHSsSsn
Iohn n Ohio. 0cx8 F121.tk
, 1864-10-31
DR., EASTERlY's PAIN KILLER.

T1.1s MesActns te ar 1nfalltkle cure for
Bruizes, sprains, Headache Tooth
acbe< Scrs Tnroxt, Collie, Cramps or
Bpkame, DY&entery ur Bowel GoNa-
plaint&s Nervocs Affections, Pain In
the Face, Pa1ntefsa Collie, Pains In
the Brss4t> Side, Back and Limbs,
Cholera. Choleaa Nforbux, and Ia
TACT wherever It IN applied Fafn csns
not cx1AG-
Ills uAea HsTEEfALLY and KXTKKIALLY snt
u perfect 4HTlD0T1 for ALL FAfR. TIT 1t ye
kSniCtet. -
KVFo. asle ct DIR. f. KG6TKgLT CO.'S Fauit5
Medicine btose7 pe AAdtkou St., Chicago, II.
, 1864-10-31


tCosrespoudence Of the Chicago Tribune
lit. VERNON. H., Oct Is, 1851
This has been a high day for the loyal
masses of Jefferson county. Gen. Logan has
Just closed one Of the most brilliant efforts of
Ills life. The meeting was pronounced as
1a1ge, and beyond all question the most en-
thusiastic, ever held In the county.
About IL O'Clock, the people from the
country begon to pour In from every direc-
tfon. In fact, fur an hour or two It looked
as though the "b0ttom had fallen out" and
all hands wonla light IN Mt. Vernon. Abont
noon magnificent procession formed, head
ed by the 7Cgntralia Braes Band, under the
guidance Of Capt. Jasper Partndge-9ne OF
the noble heroes of the 44th Illinois Volun-
teers, whose term OF enlistment had expired
and Capt Joe 2. Watson-of Gen. Palmer's
staff-marsba1s Of the! day. Flags aoated IN
every direction, not the a7gg Of surrender to
recommend to the American people, but the
glorious old stars ard stripes, which Wash
lngton, Jefferson and Jackson honored, md
which every patriot loves and cherlshes as the
proud emblem Of our nationality:
Gen. !. N. Haynie opened the meeting
and half hours in leugth. Some points seem
ed me ur urapsWerable. instance one: "Ihe
draft Law was passed by Congress, and was
CONSTITUTIONAL. That law will take you OF
your CONS to aid In putting down the rebel
lion. But the Democratic party claims that
It is Unconstitutional to take a rebels negro
to aid In crushing the rebelhon-thereby as-
serting the docti1ne that O rebels negro is
superior to your oton sous. Honest men of
Illinois, what do you think Of that pr His
speech was followed By loud cheers tor Gen.
Haynie and the Union.
Gen. Logan then arose to speak, but was
prevented for some minutes BY the sponta-
1eous outbursts OF applause from the audi
ence, and music from the band. Quiet was at
length restored and the. General proceeded to
diseect the Chicago Platform aud rebel sym
pathizers generally. He exhibited the thing
In oil Its hideous deform'ty-showed that
JEFF Davis could endorse every sentiment OF
the platiornl, aud doubtless had great deal
to do In furnishing the brains Of that inatru-
ment, as he had In the control OF most OF the
leaders who supported 1t. He said the edl-
tor OF the ut. Vernon Star (the ORGAN OF the
Democracy Of this county) WIS q " traitor and
q liar," and, he could prove 1t from bis own
paper. He'proceeded to do so oy reading
from that paper, dated Oct. alst inst, rs fol"
lows:
sHERxAE GoNE EFE
1--WE received q teleg7aphtc dispatch At this
plsre 10 day Stating that sherman ana MS entlIa
| army had BEEN taptured, and that Grant WAS re.
/ treating from before Petersburg. we expected
this newr, Int not quite 20 eoon4 Il tais be True
| look oot ior s1o1her DRIFT Truly the rebellion Is
| those la.t legs. .That'a what the 1,atter.'
Gen. Logan then pitched into orr local
, 1864-10-31
STARTLING DISCLOSURE
Democratic Fraud Upon
the Soldiers.
Their Letters Opened and the
Totes Changed.
.[From the Il. T. Tribune

ur,-.....n,- nnts y. 1904
,;.n!sa3as WAsnasJrun, ha,,a 10, naIa hv
as1oanos a!seg; " ;etaG.,ad ~ f.auJa ~ rsg,rd
.ne sss.a, Goxe.nea. na ~ 1n'enae3 4''"o' ~
~ msn So.alsts, @ sotes' +,a redo,co ~ ,eaa;ng
nane gloano3 tatrsr " .rs aha 1n.car Tork
80 .os,. ". n,s .sSatan5 A., oe A''o w -"@''
noM uuus.s .;n pI 1,,ao e,xooa o,rar,,oov
.oe f,stsna s nhe ~ T.6, os-,ia. ~ ~
araut" psIu 49, w - p,,tt,a.s Hs.ra-so F.rry
o ~. .4 IotG' ~ - ~ pn.a1,a -.na.r ~
;''4adtato ~ ~ ue asd Jirao+,n. ~ ~
na-t1 y, thst atets s,rsns1 ~ +hasa eaants
hare hefn ar,esfe;, and sre NOW in ia;i' and
nthers Viii hn arresrad o. 1sst 90 n-oSf can h.
Collected. ana nroi,er nrn,5ssnn : ~ he u,sde
ior tbeir t,jai-
Men now In cnstodv have been actively en-
cuced in this business for weeks. and. "a
one Of the uarties inYolyed decl.res. foreed
hol1ots of t},is kind have heeu forxnrded in
dry onods hoxfg tn]l IN New York and A.
| bazyt
,Iudpe Hnlt. tte Jndpe' Advocate General.
| has had the paners laid htIore him. ana has
| prenared a hrfttf reno It IN tht snniect He
prononnces the crime tht,a ~ committed to he
| one OF the most Serious charactez. and it
win be dealt with IS such bv the Govern
ment.
A Military Commission has already been
ordered, and will meet tomorrow morning
| in baltimore, under the Presidency Of Gen.
Doubleday, for the trial Of two Of the lead
ing actors in this conspiracy, who are known
to have been In direct and constant commu.
nication with leading Members Of the party.
The testimony In their cases, which have
seen and read, is tull, direct and conclusive,
, 1864-10-31
I ono MULES WANTED

F4x1ox Or AsEe&r.ET & oTAsrKaHAssTfssR ~ e r *
TIRE hu5a.e: srd seventy "a tolart esch viii be
mid fnr AZ Mujea that PISS lnss,ecIon q W 6nyn.
;pe1f ;he {a35o,.,ss ~ .cs n spsc1aes ons w:
Said Nnie. sat o. -. x6an q a,s ID
fuli hsa1i.. ife1 from any blemth o. detect Wnssa
would u pt tIle4n ve~a Vark. *no nust ~ -
coTrtspo. ci.g four reruaneI1 Ne1n-s"o II o@e4
Jaw. a.. r.. 49,. ,< .asb+asnszs for
ti1 III Aiui.,e II moe .~x.y y,,..,,,
+, Z h u. NJ ~. .Yr1@ n. c. hay.
nj; r:o&.xs Cspt Sad 4. O. H.
, 1864-10-31

Liter r -nF b}upn cred 10 .he dark for ages. ths
World At la+1 be.1ns unaerarGlt tnAt tho human
s5ssegn cA.uet res,st th.ov n the at:acks of dis
Strength .: ccnsrttu iun st'eaTrh o. netve
n ths whole physics ..c>L'z .toaIs6ess aI6 IL
coGtnus. The oansSag ~ hesss nIT q
security ~ ht a1.h 4nd 1ttas VINO sse not AWARE q
The recetRt. rectuit,ns shsir o1ay poWese ~ ss
iawt o; 1lfT o~n oelg. The g-eAt Tonle r2on
witch tIt,-tt3ce has taLfhs the ruol;c 20 fely.
the in norl snt ,.t INA OF = oEvis Ho5 tErTEh,9
CELEBtlL kD STOMACH BtrTEEs. and theto -
10 sasAcp Il .ha 3sat Hh.n his inE9ttusole 1nv1go
rant II rnr- pee; u thku now Ia rhe croTaed GIT,
In unhrs' by ,eilorH wu-t- tesmittent snd bliona
teyf,t t: val II IA, Wilt rrvFr III q are coaEte.
gated, vi t's1 IN large tC all nEm1Efs the ne:es-
Fifty fer ,t Tan;c sad AltLts+;v- exists. aa1 Ios-
'-HTTxR's F17TEEs nav o. tsteie pronounced re
Epteet 4lt teEL IN the kuoTn wCr1d.
, 1864-10-31

DACTNE COLME-E,
Ii a CHnRcR .Caool FOB
BOYS An . YOuRG M6nJ
psrrNE WI@,;0HelH.

Ref.JkpB pe EaIEK, y. D., Reeters
The Rector IL s.s:tt-d e - ansSfucsion q u E
schtlAs b5 e1sfsa ennFftc2t e1':Eeeo's eno n@5'
RE s,u, Of the eehccl e:Y. y the studeata
Fir1t Sotnd reliEt-us IN ftpefo3. eeco1dicE 10
rue TritS sd d'tcip,ne q me Church.
seeenc- sach tni, llsetusl - ~ .. Etn rende:
fur ~ asy ot tie ie-;led p5ofsss,t1s. The College
course proper !. IN fu1 operation.
Third. Careful pL1 itAl u nilP IN Ill Eau7 exez-
ciIet. Thefe 1afEe 6snaAtCr fos tie uss o1 the
7heIe 1re two larce ara very conmoe1o1s nul1d-
iuEs. Eisisx sceonn edaions fer u aeholaIe Thefa
an iii l1ve u .the Bnl,& ncs n h .ne RECTOR anc
Nastess. est u enHnon tabs Aod 'on one family
studies Of III school
The Winter term Vi bee11 rec LIT, 20 continue
uItU Apt1l p. FIJI Aezatsso1 a32l7 to the hector.
ocu7u29a 5w
, 1864-10-31
f.antn{n ard Coumitssry OF Suotlne2ce. 80; 2
and JohaaoEe lalR-d. Ohio. ocH F1S1.'
ORC P1SALS FOB SUBSlST

- flY.1cI oy Conxraa .By o. SunsraTKNcE.}
Roos 20, II GARRErr 81 ocK. bTA11 sr1,
Cu1oAao. III Oetaper n. 1854. J.
Hesled P7opos.f. H. cupl este. vii be foceyen py
&rr rude!et, utd until Il o'c}otk ~ oa 70 .oAT tne
siS} ~ OctDber 1861 for sh: following Subsistence
Io b.r "a R1,n dried Corn Meal. IN s:.ong easfels
htR1 Il. 80.
80 btffeia kfRut
"a, hs rrea r Ick1.d CabrsRe aod O1tcns.
2El hsfJ. il Curr1ed Cabb&ke.
kO0o husne1f Pot&toeS
S60n Hu1nEit uripn4, - Eoot bsl1r'e:
be pp' up 10 t.rouE, t1gh. parress ss1les 70 Do
oaricfct u be delivered, tfeo Of tragaEe, At the
t1mniss.- Depot, or t,heE place Ia Chicago IL
Psyfaen: 70 81 made IN fuce !uncs ~ =F1 be fur.
cisted bJ ttr UEiteo Stars
RisnE r ,nrna inf prpposalt mss obtslred on sp-
b1rxeTH T6 swt Cxor.In and c. 8.
, 1864-10-31
DrI. EASTERLY'a
FEVER AND ACuE killer,

T1sIs necic1ns w4n cura AGue and
Fever, Dumb Ague. Cht11s and Fever.
Inttrnsittent md HGmitSent FeFern.
the WeEZs
DF. Ea-teIly1 Fever And Ax1e Kiiitr u WaE.
RANTEU TO CURE sna II FAILb the money Will
Be retnrf ed 70 the purchaser uIsd ~ directed.
r. Price ElE PEI bou!t.
Medicine Store, 99 Madison 6t-. Ct:caX0t LII.
, 1864-10-31

Puc.-t Ae10"rFn oatls t-keE1s
II us u i s.cLtss a remedy fur khe kboge coG.
pains used hAs nj rqTss y rfsece & Saee a,q
te7mAslc..l> cur. In tneihna IL u ne bss1asJo
fonaecy. Formula new. Appllcs:to1 extefnGG. ~
it, LORD & bNITH, q L2Ic stItet. Ch1c&Eo. .6enEtA
Whoiosal n oxterp AkcoA. tyzqnYo3D.Y NAE'1S
, 1864-10-31

Tkfc S11ve pztll permanently TeNovG
ahd cure Uorna+ Warts. nTolcs. Hing
yEoFnn and Tooth4aEle In from thFes
to ten x1a1nutex.
Why viii you aunef the exc7ue!srng and tos7ae1s.
Ing PAIN fto1n C0hNk and TUUTA&CHE Wne1
6uKE kE4EpY = offered you for NE LON ts3lCh
OF so cenu pey bolilN-
store % Madiso1 street. neAr the Qree, CAiesgo
p4N y1t6-IUt M-w6Y -
, 1864-10-31

nd get though II is and soeeds IN it, Opera
ton, it ptrfecEy hAfmfefss being purely YtKeEAHN-
II n yaKreSaoIo 10 tna .aate. and MAJ Do nd1rf-
latt red to chllcrrn Of any Aqe
In csEef Of Group wa Will guarantee tuE1 II
taken IN keAAon.
, 1864-10-31
Yanti1 Ian ea A. Yaut William Yourg Fkeema,
fe2at Heo:Re 1Cu2E Eha Yesf albeit


President or Secretary Journeymen Cosch1aak5A'
Aascc1atlon.. AE.nt OF ths Hazz ard Powdsr Co..
colssg9 Bank. ;;.F,1ss cospo1si C,I. II v9l III
cus!tng Club. 4. ent Carter Lonarc... o pe4wer
-. fCo;. B & Co IN - .xst.a ...P o Box
Fox 1863.
tF0alra open from lat Of Ao'i1 to lit OF Navsm.
ht1 frcm m I'LL p. m From NoFeno Der lit TIL
April lat, frcM 8 a. N. I'LL p. m..1n1 On 6un13y1
frCm q. m. 70 15:t5 AM.
, 1864-10-31
FROM NASHVILLE.

a Close Chnse-Shern1an Following
Hood Eapsd1y-aAo0d'* k'lan-Wnere
He IN ts0ipE-Snernt0nss army in
, 1864-10-31
| negro Prisoners at DanEi11e Escape
from Their Rebel Guard.
| TIE Richmond ENQUIRER Of the 11th has the

Negro Prisoners at DanEil1e Escape
from Their Rebel Guard%
The Richmond Enquirer ofthe uth has the
following;
the negro prisoners engaged at work On the
Notifications around DanVille, made an at-
tack IN the guard, and after q desperate strug-
gle, succeeded In oyerpoWering the small
force, and gaining possession ofabout twen-
ty muskets. One hundred Of the scoundrels
then made their escape, following the Dan
river in m ea5ter1y direction. During the
Ecuffte eight fthe negroes we're Killed. These
negro prisoners, with their white brethren,
were carried over the Danville road during
the last week, on their way south, but for the
Want OF transportation were temporarily de-
tained IN Danvile- The authorities thereupon
determined to put the negroes to work on the
ayai1ed themselves Of an opportunity offered
to make their escape. The citfzens, armed
with shot guns and muskets, turned out
promptly and started In pursutt OF the fugi-
tives, and hopes pre entertained ofthe capture
of the entire party"
E Mr. James 8. Thayer, spokesman for
Mcclellan, who expressed the wish TINT "the
churches had been closed for twenty years.
said in Lockport, n. T., that " Mcclellan, he
thought, cou1d be triumphantly elected If
only the Presbyterian churches could be
closed for forty days" a Nj, Vaux declared
a few nights since, in Philadelphia, that the
pulpit was the enemy of Democracy, and that
"the only place to hear the Gospel preached
nowadays was at Democratic meetiag!"
, 1864-10-31

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, 1864-10-31

EYADd Union Mass Meetfug-sPeeches
OF GenH. LcEnn and Hayn1e-LO.An
on 90 opperleads-A Practical DeM-
, 1864-10-31

Teis eicEL1t AID porU1Af Medicine
will cE.re all Female OomPlEtats,
such fH ExceAztves Suppressed OF
Faantnl Men ~trHsuons LenaofThDR
or u hltes. Fslifax ofthe Womb, aud
and all Irregularities OF the mensll1y
FertodE.
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COLTS IL 81 DNS NSATU:1EA c. UShS, Il aAe bseE
thofcuehly teete1 LAdHt cfy It.
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, 1864-10-31

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"
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Ho. Is Lasalie street, ChicAxo. n.
EICuAED GEER9, y. 7. Eu4ahe.
L&.e ot Peoria. fot1 fha2-3mi GRaCAao
, 1864-10-31

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, 1864-10-31
ONLY 40! CENTS.

and Il an investment and thorough ht21 dce1 not
back up" the aboyn tsE,ent. the money viii n9
refunded. We 8as this kro11nk is moItta. and fee1
confident that tttAl will secure for 1t hn6 IN
every nouseho1d-
Do net wtste sway with Cou9hng vhsu 70 su3Au
respectable D1u. .atas In to~n. vho wn furnlah 3ou
with CIRCULAR Of genuine certificates Of
made.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-03-11
ErlUSTSHzE LaFE ASSURANCE So
~ CEEFx. Or New YURE.

Gross Assets June ID. 1865 1896, $3.50 2T
This Society has Issued 8, 400 Policies has Policies
amounting to 1000 600 in force and an annual Cash
Income exceeding d quarter If NU!ioa u DoLsars.
Cedar Falls, Sept. 2ith, 1868. 2G.f
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-03-11
JOHN h. CAMERON,
GENERAL LAND ACT,
REAL ESTATE BROKER,
No. 4. Mullarky's Block, Cedar Falls, iowa.

TENHE SUBSCRIBER HAVING TAKEN A IL.
L. cense for the purpose, has opened office above
FOR the transaction Of general Land business Exclsye
attention will he given to the selling and exchanging OF
lands in this and adjoining counties The payment OF
taxes in Of the counties in Northern Iowa the in
restment of money in Real Estate, &C, &C. Register
OF lands and town lots win be kept all times open
the office r.E II -
large qunnty Of real estate in about Cedar Falls
for sale at low price References given when required
CEDAR FAILS, January 16th 1884.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-03-11

cRiaE IN LONDON London, at this time.
has population of very nearly three mill.
ions, in which moral stalicians reckon on
l6i 90 children trained TO crime; SO, 600 per-
sons live by constant thieving; %, 900 beg
gars, and Ito. 600 men and women who live
BY other disgraoefu! means. The estimate il
sho'.t ono in six who prey upon society in
some mode of vileness and the statistics
show that one person in every six dies in
some public ins,itudoa u charity or corryt.
tior.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-03-11

CHEERFUL PIETY.

BY VAUGHAN.
Lord, with what courage and delight
do each thing
When Thy least breath sustains my wing
t l shine and move
Like those above,
Aud with much giadness
Quitting sadness 'f
Make me fair days OF every night,
Aflliction thus mere pleasure 10;
And hap what will
If Thou belht It's welcome still,
BuAhce Thy rays
In sihlny daySc
Thou dost thus lend
II And freely spend,
All what shall return for this!
Oh that I were all soul that Thou
Houdst make each part
OF this poor sinful frame, pure heart
Then would drown
My single one;
And to Thy praise
A concert raise
OF hallelnjahs here below. .... .-