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, 1864-11-07

~A vote for Mcclellan destroys ths
vklue Of our National currency, now held BY
tanners and mechanics al through the conn-
try, and restores the old red-dog, wildcat
shir plaster eystem. Let every man, before
be rotes for McClellao, pause and think Of
this. Greenbacks represent the Government.
Vote, then, 10 sustain the Government. g.
~ swap no local vote Trade of no
Uhion candidate With Copperhead. The
Cops. know that Abraham Lincoln is sure to
be elected, 60 they Vi]l t1y to 'tswap Off
Little Mac. against Oelesby aud Wentworth.
Don't let them do It. .Yote the whole Presl.
DENTAL, Congressional and Union ticket,
nEn Tuesday. -.
, 1864-11-07


AontkY..:.....
7sS9
III
sa:aiaa5 'esss
Total. ........ ......&a99
= Tbs fnlloNing are tho closinE quotations OF tho
market his evening. aud compared WITH Lat week
+ = r. ~ ~ oIoaraa r1Ee.s.:::
Prime 70 ert7. qualities. .sis eeels . 5 7:eieI
saSon e. a e g .%s ss IL as rs 81 81
Tne following are the comparative prices Of Hogs
tei. and for the period OF last
eoxPAaAT1v1 F1Iors..
Prime 70 e1tza qualttal. sloe0lleo atl:ot7s
s1a csmmen ( % Y edium os sSs 2aas8
With considerable tncrese In tbs supply Of tue
yua1ket, bo!h ~ tomt ssed win lat week. aud TITO
corresponding week Of 1sss thero has bean marked
deg1ee Of nrmness. Pttcas have nevor huctusssd
less, although the ybrds hsTe been we'll allied, and
tho weather Unsettled and untavorable for buEnszs
~ compared with the; quotations OF last vtek, Wa
ucte m advance Prma to Extt4 Hoks, OF z5e, AID
on lab e. Hoss Of 259:cc PEI 100 bs A. compared
with thu prices paid la.t yes-. tina difference very
naked =.
eA1rRnAT EVENING. November 3-The weak
now closed has been; the moss asttva no
hAve. hal during tna present season. and the
e. " s.s
" lncsesae We may socn axte.t to make up for the
lAte1ee1 Of Tie sou md the limited receipts With
which II has been ct 8 aeterlzed.. f..
The opinions We had formed and expressed Of the
high pztc.e that wen}d be malrfatusd, at all ev,ns
Tor sore time. sppesr to be tn1ly endossed bJf,he
daily trAnsac!ots Of The ma.kst, and the !nereaaing
confidence which Is manifested b. the principal ope
1stoss n our Ftnck 1af<s. With an increase
lass, week. ana OF about Is per cent upon
the ecg1ttp0ndfrE week Of last ae8spn, rzlceA
, 1864-11-07

. F VIII Mcclellan g preserve the Union
At. all hazarda''4 II so, why do the rebels
want him elected? If 10. how; can he bring
peace? Rebels and disuntonists all know
that Mcclellan will be " clay in the bands Of
the potter" and Belmont and Vallsndigham
will be the pottess. Smash their earthen-
ware IeIt Tuesday.
, 1864-11-07

TT Remember that Abraham Lincoln is
committed to q preservation Of the Union
at all hazards. Remember that Mcclellan,
By the plank: that Vallsndlgham wrote, Is
committed to a cessation OF hostilItIes and
place upon any termR,;
, 1864-11-07

E Let every patriot be at the polls at
Eupr1sc, and give: full day to. his
country. Remember thst on Tuesday
next the American people are to decide
whether the Union L. to be dissolved. Lin
coin IL for the union-McCl cClellan is for dis
rnfnn
, 1864-11-07

|. IT The Boud Of Trade, and every patrL
otic merchant, manufacturer and laborer in
the city will adjourn all business from Mon
day night to Wednesday morning, and give
the whole day On Tuesday to the cause OF
our country. The world looks to you to do
your dufy
, 1864-11-07

There's but one working day more be-
fore election. Devote that dey to your coun-
try. Merchants, work all day. Close your
ahnps on Tuesday. See that your employees
vote. Let every loyal man work. Bring up
sLur neighbors. Look ont for frauds. Let
10 msn vote nnchalleDged whom you do not
k1oW. It Is your right
, 1864-11-07

: q This fight is for the rescue of free
pncipIes, for an honest government; for
te pe1petulty Of the Union; for the suppress:
4on OF the rebellion. 1T Is the fight of
oral men against rebe1s,.,,,s. .. ~ !,
, 1864-11-07

-H Union men, Keep cool but busy on
Tuesday. Be prudent, be discreet, but be
firm Do not let mere words be cause Of
offeuse. Do rot permit yourself to be an
no3ed by the taunts or insults Of the Copper,
heads. Do not sttempt to annoy others.
Stand ; our ground and assert your rights at
ill hszards- But permit all others to have all
TINT you ~ask]for yourselves. Let nothing
short Of outrage apd violence tempt you to-
strike; but, If strike yon mus, hit hard, and
upon the aggresRpt, be the blame.
, 1864-11-07

E The Union voter who. allows next
Tcteday to pass without voting Is no better
than akulker on the fald Of battle. What
are tint. AID money? Il it costs you your
1KE-VOTE- 80. -.
, 1864-11-07

~ Democratsl Those OF ysu who pre-
fer vigorous prosecution OF the war rutu
rebels 1sy down their arms, to dishonora-
bic peace and dissolution Of the Union, vote
for Lincoln. Plant your vote when 1t Will
tell againEt rebels. '.-- 20 - So
, 1864-11-07

-I The very existence -oi ~ hspaonc
!; depends upon your yefa on .aseaaE On
that day the question must b aecaaea mns.u.
er We are nation or mot. 4'o-not 1sll tnen
to vote, i - l., - 4
, 1864-11-07

~ Look to your tickets. No matter
from whose hands yoa take them. Look
and zee that they are right. -. ,-.@
, 1864-11-07

~. Remember that the Union party
stands for The Union, the Constitution, the
laws and the right ot the majority to govern
in every State and Territory. i.
, 1864-11-07

T Stand by the Gc efnment ana tne al,
miuistration. .Theremust be no gunpoat
In my critical ait,ation, to take the helm OF
Gnye,nmpnt
, 1864-11-07

. ~ Who In each Watd VIII be the frat
to vote on Tuesday The man who bears
away that honor from hs In our soTnWara
must etlr himself. - ,v~.s:.
, 1864-11-07

T Our boys in blue ars lighting the. .reb-
els with bullets. We must fight them. With
ballots. Pour them ln11 then. Let nopne
neglect to fire his ballot into the rebel rear.
, 1864-11-07

~ Merchants, close your places Of bust
ness on Tuesday and give the day to your
country. -r~ -
, 1864-11-07

Whom will you sustain on Tuesday.
Gtant, Sherman, Sheridan, and Farragut, or
Va1iandieham,: Wood, .Pendleton, VOORHEES,,
and JET OAYi8f 80, 81, j. .,.
, 1864-11-07

81 Voting is "a freeman's highest privi-
lega. He who possesses 1t md. does not ex-
crcise 1t, is not freeman In reality, and
doesn't deserve to be In name.
, 1864-11-07

~who wrote the Chicago Platforms
Vansdighsaa. -, .u.n.,
uas,-..a Mcf.lellsnf selmont.
Who owns Belmonts Te Ro:hschi dR.
What ID the RothEchilds wus Contedes-
ate bonbe
, 1864-11-07

# The soldiers are looking to you to-
day, waiting for your attack upon the rebel
rear. Do not disappoint them.
, 1864-11-07

.~ WGch he ballot boxes Do NOT lose
sight OF tler during the day. Beet they
are opend before the votirg begins. and ths J;
VIII fatty the true result - .'' 's''':.'
, 1864-11-07

TN No truce with rebels in arms No
compromises with treason! No cessation Of
hosti1ides 1T JEFF Davis bidding. Death to
treasoni ,-'.:,7 -. . ...- .
, 1864-11-07

e satSs.z fS1THa,cet1.a tds5: 4i,s 5;is shtp3sa
Lid ~ as;se d2n "a as.1y,, 1:!ss sa,s ssas5
Hh y se; y IL chotee @ WITS x,aar etIa ).
II y; 1e nE,s" 1ods149A 43 sn1sa =
Il sso 10 l. good ap,iss s1s1a q 9a9a; go bs!.
90 90 4 :soe 49, 49, i,s ofs msa an srtff Gs VIZ "a.
TIE sasgFxazHz-stob brls common winter snpefane
ss e F.is sss 'sas @ s.
s::: sssa = fR:a :. & Is 4S j. Ta'sE e
E fsb9 s s'so ss.fss :. e
:. 81 q e e e 5Ss,a. 9 !:
IL % - as INA s 's nsfEet eieass stssd; u
e Ns .atDD*a
6 As1k;f - s1,e: asa e d; s,3s
Ne cefa 3 % s 10 pae - g d SS!a os 10 L
sl1s ss!o - H.{:s ~ G5ra i 8 NV Go,1 s.
..1AIe.:Rsss1vsds so.day. & sa7 bu shippea- e.
ss5s < e < ssses s. - 81:
b. 90 &c e% % = sses e., to sot,s Ss
eisslax dad, i essefife o. Eo.L oATs.A1LoAT
y R:s:,ss e 4,ss 4 fasz @ nu: .ntuDsa
sa. Nasfes duli and hss!x sales e; o. 1srs = =
Z Z &c s: sssss e q sss g.
f,ss:aq s LIZ ~ y :e!gSg,. r
sro.zt3Ss p - Eo sa1iy + dS r. stofe 1t s BIZ
ALCOa0L-Quies and nominal u S-1tSsa
- assEst sts.a 6.a Ba
tor s c.ocks and tnns u h active request snd I'm at
quie1 q sea@e:
ssSG Snseas9sd + .ass9 g b. ~,
sslppe.. 1ss4 M Markss quiet and steady At ssae
H-tsGINa-The.ei + q moderate deEsse ot as-
ti7ly u tae but these !. ne absanes Of old
tions Of Tue:dRy next Previous quotations 1{m and
, 1864-11-07

Esz soa ;sp1 s19 team: ass eessses' ?Ss>%''',
H3e yon your cha1langers pledged to bo
on lnds :: ,s;.1; ~; ~,
laWord, are you, ready for victory?
, 1864-11-07

IL A day OF vsAt Importance 1e dawnins
upon US. II the struggle OF that day results
In the triumph Of the Copperheads and PACE
eneaks, the night that follows 1t WiTpe
dark aud dismal one to the country
, 1864-11-07

The total receipts Of Hogs 1t tho various ys1ds 10
the city du1ing the week ending to-day, according 70
thu oslly returns pcsed Change, Auonnt to 39o
head This is H. 727 head more than ven9fecaivediast
weak, a1t 2s 9l head more than tha receipts Of tho
co1rehpondih1 week Of Last year.
ms daily receipts It the various yArds compare ~
, 1864-11-07
GOmmKRCIAE. 4.

SATURDAY Evznxs, Nor. :: :,sa4.
Thereceipts and shipments during the past "a
hours were ~ fo.1owt:; - w.
, 1864-11-07

s~We want an infedbe, ;sturo: iron
hhrd at the helm, hand that will guio the
old ehlp through the stormy seas -~a'n.?t
fiuchlug, notts..4 "F~ - - = % 5a~~ oattle
~ ,.rd r. gunboat, and goes to;sleep IL
t,.a -.iiical moment Of fight.
, 1864-11-07

'T Vote early and see that the Coppar.
heads do not vote otteu-
, 1864-11-07

E Vote early is always good plan. Nev-
.er tut of till afternoon; what can be done be-
fore dinner
, 1864-11-07

band and foot to Vallandigham and his trca-
eonable designh.7 :
, 1864-11-07

w Remember Pendleton voted not to
furnish men or money oput dqq.wp~ the re-
belliop,
, 1864-11-07
y, CHICAGO CATTLE BiARKRT.
For rhe Week Ending .Nov.;-5 5, 1864.

eA7uRDAY Ey1S1sa, Nov. s.
Tts receipts OF Beef Cattle aad Lsvc Hogs 1t the
ysrloul yards IN the city. tor the week endtn1 To-
day, compare - follows with tho pzeytoua weeks
RneH (1ctchef 1. 1E&&:
, 1864-11-07

# Tour vote on Tuesday may prove the
most important act Of youf life If costs
you your fortune, vote for the Union.
, 1864-11-07

1he mafEet mere HAe excited and the tfaps4c
tiops very large. 0ne house alone purchased
3eo,oto. There were very few purchasess-nea1iy
all were SELLERS The opening price 4as 239: ad-
vsnced to aa8; declined to 2s4; advanced to 40,
and at the c1ose "a WAS bid, with an upward ten
cency. Silver WAS steady at 2?sQe25. Govern
mept bonds are acti1e and in good demand. 5.20s
are selling st 2k@2x. 49,. ~:
The Second National Bank will keep constan.ly
on hand all descr1ptionusof Government securities
The bank Is buying eoe at 111 to 10l u, ard sell
Ing at 102@l02k; loads, 81 buying; o6 selling
See Advertisement
q Meesrs, Preston, Willard t. Eeau, Bankers. No.
AZ ClA1k st1e.t, keep COS ttantly on baud al sizes
Of Military Land Warrants. Also Agricultural
ecaip. -
a large smounts Of. the recent $4oooo,oo0 loan
st remains to the credit OF the government In the
National Banks, but it viii be at once called In
asd Transferred to the Sub-Treasuzer. Notices
have already been given of large drafts, and others
viii eoon follow. This transferring OF $500 0,000
legal tenders to .the custody oi tha Government,
With little delay IN the dlebu1semens would pro.
duce stripgency In the New York money market,
under which gold and stocks would mora rapidly
shrink than would be perhaps Convenient foT
ereculators.
We have reason to believe that Arrangements, OF
an official nature have bean made for tho early &C.
lease from. oil Government Sts.5Iettons, Of large
amount Of cotton, ot both the old CROPS 'and'the
nen' tn ~, LUZ, aeso: ont not atoge1nef oHneor
~ tae eoatnefh States; whereby ft'eaR be market-
ed at once either for the supply Of onr Northern
nnle, or for sAipn7en& to Eyr1pe. An oriclal an
nouncement on the subject ne are given to uuder-
stand, Will be made In the cousee Of few days.
~ .AAHos N hAxx1ka Bus1HEss--By Reference 10 :
an aofefusement to be found in another column.
It VIII be seen that the nrm Ct Solomon sturgis'
Sons haa been dissolved. BY the Withdrawal from,
, 1864-11-07
'&.:BrRuackutsE,
-.
. j. AND HEFLEC7.

II has bsea no1a, tfron inrsmo1!Ai tne oeasnl II
pni1n1tnzopists 70 ind so.oe remedy for taa LII
fs, .s1d scientific akA tss for ages explored s5ss1
Ayeuue IN orda1 to discoYtf the hidden secret Il ~
been, fer mode1u science 70 hsf1S
bsioss the world tas Groat destroyer 0 dtasm.
md IN
, 1864-11-07

B The first principle OF the Democratic
party is "damn the naigur." Yet thelr1ead-
g, JEFF: Davis, frees the negroes By The hun.
d1ed Thousand, and giEes them sixty acres Of
land each. The second princlple Of "De.
mocracy' is s. damn the abolitionIsts;' ~ yet
they get up "Democratic'' rebellion at the
South and abolish slavery, In order to destroy
the Union The third principle Of t.Democ-
racy" is "WM you take q drink" This is
the only one Fhtch they stick to. Drown
out such Democracy ne1t Tuesday.
, 1864-11-07

u Take no ticket upon trust Examine
for yourself Be sure that you have tho ssme
Of every Republican nominee npon your
ticket. uyou are not certain, consult some
Republican friend /,
IL Do you wish our armies to stop In
their victorious career and be recalled? Do
yon wish JEFF DayIs to triumph and secure
the independence Of the SO called Southern
Copfederacy? Then vore for Mcclellan.
, 1864-11-07
THE HIILITARV-TRAnr =

-T T. you can't vote as soon as you 60 to
the polls In the morning. stay until you can
, 1864-11-07

f Remember that If Abraham Lincoln
: Is elected 1t will be 3 terrible blow to the
rebellion and hasten the daY of peace
, 1864-11-07

# Rise early. work early, vote esrly, and
don't stop working nntl night.
, 1864-11-07

hates o8 11E19HT OF L17z tTocK ynoE omcAaQ TO
uKTH1rE ~
> Cattle. Hogs
100 'D8.
Mich. Csns ard siieh. 3. largo cazs.. ~ g sse
GichiSsn tent1.l, sman cas-. ."......... 560o 8e
TO uUxYALo OF susFHMoM HRrDaE.
Mich. Cent and Mich. g.. large ca1p.. sIoo.9 @c
Hnaigan Central. sman cars. $500 $50
foyt Wayne cars. ~ 4feet.....-......... a10 BIC
foP1rTxRUKa. j. -.
fi.ts., Fl. Wayne 4 Gears Of 22t feet. $500 61
Mch. .Bguthe1n, 1arse csts .:..:+.:-:.... g ~
Rate. e DnnkEfa1%$ye car less than to Buffalo,
asses e 1p11Sst ppnSfIt - le.s thsn to Buffalo.
WHEN shipped By all ral.
BKRF CATTLR. :,
TIC fotal receipts Of Beef Cattle 1t the various
raids in the city. during tho weak sndinz today
according to this dAi1y returns posted On 'Chanxe,
snount 70 II ,95z head. This is 279heAd !tss tha2
we're reteiyed 1szt week, aud s,9sa head mora than
the receipts corresponding week OF Last 1eaE.
The Dali, re< eipta 1t ths Various ya1ds eonDa -
follows: n ,..,s
, 1864-11-07
DAILY MARKET.

- SATURDAY ETzMe. Nov. D. L.
4u saI<t at Gf1,a rspoTtsd N tAss ss1Fkse fspse1
ara on bd.N Qf p FtoTogs r. oEas&! nse* sasts.s
pk4H1cSAG sE01f6.
, 1864-11-07
!. 'RooFlAND,s
e,.- 81. ,.
GERMAN BITTER8 i

are scaosnt1sed N thcse viftnas wAth tntd u M
Asota healthy nd vxotuusl1e. Unlike Tho EenssAEA
OF BkAts, hay azs NOT An ALCOHOLIC INK.
Iuxs, ssat 'xs:' =; !,
-:-. "A PURE TONIC. .
Csapsssi entirely II Vegetable sIhstzasaGi
~; = :; 1W4 A1u 49, =. ..,.
, 1864-11-07
FROM. PEORIA,
Especial Di.patch to the Chicago Tribune.1

maaniaeent Rally Yesterday-speech-
en- by Gems Oglekby and Gard elds
senator GRIMES ana The 1NXefR01lJ,
, 1864-11-07

In the afternoon the Wheat market was hsuer
IN consequence of, the continued advance In Gold,
and No. . Spring vas sold Ut t1s11l.sAx- -alosing
at the outade quotation. The transactions were
moderately besvy--two csrCoea having. been taken
for shipment Cearse e. Inns and AlghHtuee weee
, 1864-11-07

~ Abraham lincoln will be, the frat
President from the Northern States who has
been twice elected, -,
, 1864-11-07

VIII iIatfad md felt, ictAd suuply. Rnoss rnle
rteady and without any Opposition On he psrt Ct
dea3e7s . msxe z1y eAsngo unsf thu e1tct1oas
sss e g 'o.a g. e =, q e: e:
ssGsnsS+ ssa1os@+ % :. i Do nesse ra7iu@@S
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ssda7, &.sp ~ cut
Sesf sfRpfs ss p42 s. ls1d IL sixss ~ ao
b0th Beef nd Hog Pronoc9 u Ie1 quist- n
tnai 1r $18001sSE6- -ZE-
sa.ss sssf-Aanias1s i sisso fo1 man, nd sis.oa
ff1 Eel II ss.s-1ao bs,,eio.cs Hi Hans at s,aso
Dsaasa sssss Fla .ess.s.4 a.-s-1s t.u demand Sales
to-day -l61tse e1pts picked Ham ii IKE, =
Lard Dali. tA,es pc@6AS ~ tn -ptfiua' ataA1o
Lsaf Lard II 1oko Ito btada1s eaoies Esttls Lard
Ats; Gfse. 4eas.-saoo d z4n., s1saa droa IL.
MarrsW:ss seh paet MARROW It 1tYo., =" s.
1AlasE--c1tJ TailaN hsa urn = lsc- psmazA
/. .:FOVkFRY-EnruKH1s Are IA nsso liberal A,ptY
and u 11at Ra1 peee somewhat slo1.. Fs1eee hsTe
conssqu.nty uled aasieIl TuAkEIA ASe Ia lA1a r-
ctipt With tAlr denAIt. Ma quote,
C9take19. 4ve, 59oz d1&8
CAieta1es &xeeee6* ~do8.................., aS0tc6
&4a4s, ives 4t!21m
QuckH, d. tMed: &Rl&4
xMk0S3.nT9. 1a3l'6
sTofReys, 9rEte la3ia6
AT6Fs rar1ss il il us;:l l15aaE E III
/ w4tsA fsr aszuRad, -Ptttes dED aad uac&aaIed, Wa
, 1864-11-07

q ~ If you Fever vote again-n 1t is the.
last action Of your life--yote on Tuesday.
Mcmentous results hang, ,upon your vote.
, 1864-11-07

fB Loyal Men of Chicaeo Wemnst not
leee the victory. The enemy are al hand.
Tyy, fhen- upd ot 4hayo
, 1864-11-07

DEMOCRATS TO SUBMIT
GQ IHE RESUiT3: OF EIEGrINN9
HIIAE y tUE uEEEEiUUE q
.SUPREhfE'nURT

on all doubtful questions, instead of taking
the law into their own hands, gettiug IN re:
bellions and blo9dshed; then-lf you hetleYe
al this, :.
, 1864-11-07

NAVAL 9TORExl-
MUktt II u x6pQ Bupp]
1uo'nt1one.+ We 4uotss
TN ...........46maNqQ GO
YAukee Pitch .am01o10
PM fltch..::..8. NJ "a 81
Rostn p tB ~.
TWpenrina. -. A.@;kx
3tHl 3 hx packing &c
1sel. Hemp pacx1nE ...49t.
Am. HMr1 Rup. .......,1E
Am. Hemp No. 1..;..; lie
tDMleNa8-Tha Kie{KF
with 4 fAir: demand. ;;Px
Istea. WeQuos2t--.;;,
0icn. N h01k.E Eu,...
OE3cnA. da1tvertd> hu .
Vnlun0, nm 1Eye. bu,.,
'6afhs to-day: 10 ha Hed
0II&-LnkkEp p1r-:
most nominal ue1pa1d.
changed. .,WHAl1.ATn
GpeaS AID fAir supply. I
with 4 Mote liberal fuppI
E6eut quotations. Nc
4~HAAA 1,1
, 1864-11-07
.pIGar1re FoR R!TuK SOUTH.

~,RIGRr1NG FOR THE 500 fH-
=: The Chicago rebel organ attriout:s to Gen-
Ftark Blair the statement that when the
rebellion broke ont Mr. cnase held this lam
gusge: "1he S>stta (neaning slavey) Il n"
.o,fs .fgntire }or."
We see nothing in those words ir them
eelyeg very startling. Nor are they made
ni,s :. :sra mofs neluous By the alleged tsrt ~.
6.Et1csne-: - z1to. F~eit'on ue*to
MN utter this seutineut substsotialiy."" If
nc bad said that the North WAS not worth
nghubg for, or that the Union was not wosth
hghting for ws shtu1d stand aghsst.
But ii, for instance ct Tho time When Co.
McCleuaa -nsd tendered his sery,~e 10
"hgbt for the south," or when R-ckinf1ose
and other Southern and Easthern ..''aemo-
snts" were drawing out their back phy
rom Mr. Chsse's treasury, he -sheud* have
offered = gentle suggestion to tae traitors
that "the Bou.n was not worth fighting tos,"
wonld anyOdy but JEFF DaTs hare found
aAy ferlons fault with bis reuAEk:- Perhaps
the Chicago rebel organ mr yet agree with
Mr.. Chase that "the srath is not worth
fighting for" End tur to fighting for the
Union. ,i-
, 1864-11-07

ERnIuHTa-aHAu FEMeHrs dnn asA = "
lrWtE. rhe - sfemesu te-aeJ -Me :.Fo 6us. ~.
chi Sailor Boy ana pFH sll<n,tein. with cats. 1t
II 7ko; scht Titan, 1tSh oars. as e. l.,
, 1864-11-07
FROM TIRE SOUTHWEST.

I'd Lieutenant and late Acting AdtutAnt 18Th 1ul
pois fnfantTY.
, 1864-11-07
Pos1T1VE 0UR1 ron pYsp1rlt1k
.f!:- S.i::. :"
AND D1szAGxs Hzsu1rrza zRoM''. p, i.
Disorders Of the Liver ana
-:: Digestive Organs, =.

dIeofte11 OF rho Digestive Ork11s:..
GQQ4QRA.
ENl1ne4z blood TO ks1 ~. -.
daAd, Acjdtty OF tho 9scEcktA, :
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, 1864-11-07

/ a., -A1tlCA1 mCmfQL Ol ukQL.
I T A day OF veAt importance Is dawni
upon u.s. II the struggle OF that day rcsa
In the trium ph Of the Copperheads and ra'
eneaks, the night that follows 1t WiTp De
dark and dtamal one to the country
--E The very existence OF " Repubn
depends upon your 1qsa oa aaseahE ~
that day the question must b oee'oea "nesn
er We are nation or NOT. 4'o-not 12l 'ae'
to vote. =: = 49, :.
~ Stand by the Gc ernment and the Ad
miuistration. .Theremust be no gunnoa
General. who emit :elnember when he Wa
In nny critical aIt,4tioa, to take the helm o
Government.
e@5: WGcb -he ballot boxes. Do NOT lost
sight OF t1er during the tay. See that they
are opend before the votitg begius. and tha
ro bauts are concealed by devices which
Bu fatty the true result; ~ - '''::
:. eMHage you got al tickets necessary?
; Hsb you Jour teams engagedg
HE ron your challengers pledged to bo
on md? =: 1..1: 49,
,aword, are you,1eady for victory'
= - This Eight is for the rescue Of. fee
p1ncipIes, for an honest government; for
te pe4petnlty Of the Union; for the suppress:
ION OF the rebellion. n'ft' Is the fight of
oyh men against REBELS. -. .-ar'.r...::
E Our boys in blue arss lighting thle, i, reb-
sls With bullets. We must fight them. with
oa11ote. Pour them 1n1 then. Let nopne
neglect to fire his ballot into the rebel rear.
T No truce with rebels in arms No
with treason! No cessation Of
hostlitiea at JEFF Davis bidding. Death to
treasoni ::r- :. .. r. ~,
II: Remember that the Union party
stands for the Union, the Constitution, the
laws and the right Of. the majority to govern
in every State and Territory.
~ Whom will you sustain on Tuesday !
Grant, Sherman, Sheridan, and Farrsgut, OF
Vallandieham,: Wood, Pendleton, Voorhees,,
and JET Davisf -, s.. :,..
. ~ Voting is "a fleeman's highest privi,
lege. He who possesses It and-does not ex.
crcise 1t, is not freeman In reality, and
doesn't deserve to be In name.
E Look to your tickets. No matte,
from whose hands yon take them. Lool
and zee that they areright. :;
# Tour vote On Tuesday may prove ths
most important act OF your life If cost!
, 1864-11-07

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fonx1uH FFgrrA The 1,.F1sf = Qsie$ I'D a nmi'
rnAin 10 until tho slecdons aEa oTsr. va quota:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-24
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