, 1864-11-22
A GALLANT ExPLo1r-Wc clip the following

A GALLANT E3rLotT.-Ne clip the following
from tho New York Tribune Of the 18th Instant:
toTy d: The recent rebel Invasion OF Chicago:
among those furloushed from Memphis 70 come
Central Railroad for kalamazoo on the day Of
election The train Ind not proceeded far when
he noticed fvc rebels 10 the car occupied by him
self Being an invalid, In an overcoat he was not
observed by them. lie also found two soldiers,
one Of whom only was armed. The rebels wera
iuly armed m Capt Rooth Immediately telegraphA
:.rew of his orcrcoat, 81 Wing his toothpiek md
revolver, arrested the Johnnics, and turned them
over to Mr.. Provost Marshal
There proved ID & r. Be naetsen IN ter. oa @ then On he
eas 9f eap
Douglas"
Our QuorA-The Draft Committees Of the Fif.h
and Seventh Wards were officially notified ycster
day BY Provost Marshal James that they had each
one man ret to furnish On their quota They are
twenty enlist in Chicago daily for the land o. naTai
service. But they are not credited here, because
DRAFT Committee consider this at It's meeting On
Thursday night Should another draft be ordered
Te may tast g well be prepared to meet It as not
workers from employment, and a majority Of
them are willing to enter the army on slight
peeuuiary inducemeut: One hundred dollars otter
bring in recruits enough within three months to
I'LL our quota under future draft
1HTonAAT1oN WAH1ED.-We are Informed that
Mr. A. B. Cook, Successful candidate for the office
OF Representative in the Legislature from the fty-
ninth district, who #as reported as running one
Of ahead Of his ticket the inspectors Of
election refusing to allow forty votes cast for him
on the copperhead scratched ticket Fire Of these
tho Sixth ward, and thirtyvcf in the first precinct
On tho list Of Inspectors We find for the said frat
precinct the M names 2 Of Patrick Brennan, Conrad
or any one Of them, please explain to the public
why the ofciol oath WIS violated, and their duty
to the public made aoeyant to their party spites
lMpoR1AsT AUCTION SALE.-We request the at-
tention Of those interested to advertisement in
another column announcing that the well known
5sasa Ss sod aGgse Sy aaeea aea ss an ns H.
perty is very desirable for those engaging In the
packing business near the metropolis. In addition
To- The packing house heFs is large
quarter ncres Of Eround-the whole forming one
Of the most desirable pieces OF real estate Of
fcred.
AWAITING FOR THE Vznn1cT.''-This piec4s one
of Tho most eiEccdvceycr produced in the West,
~ to5 he M n1 oar M
thcaters. For the simple feasou that no
man on our staff is ubiquitous, we, are
ts 10 4 @ tde
pse,,s n vnn15 ha Snv;Iipa or n -
as " TSed neee y e tho
boaris at each t1iace. ani Witnessed by crowded.
noaae At1s WELL "oreo Seeing a. e''nef piase'
Rrs111u11oH,-EdBard O'Counor on Saturday
lass LOST ms pocket,oook CONTAINING about SLID
uscd Ente Inn, h ms ssr so9a .qunq Y glr
Dunn. p'connor, wss soon informed S nr "uha tt1a
Whereabouts Of his treasure md demandeii it, -.
turn. The demand Mr. Dunn iniienantly refnse5:
whereupon he arrested and in tho Police Court
ihc MONEY or eonr IN nrisnn "a He cSnes thgs
former and the money was handed over, N'A'
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MILITARY AHf11Ens.-Ihirty men belonging to the
day from Camp Dennison, Ohio Tdev Are a..
aiened to garrison duty at Camp Douglas. Forty
~ s.1a 4fna M he,n ,nst Saspe Gnsps arrived nt
ted or duty, viii doubtless be nnste1n pnt r.
Twn fundrsa and tventf.fve mon ho,,ro.
The 1sth Iowa, under command Of Of Hent, H1n' 70
tar 1anseed throngh the city an srdar p. 3, th9
WY to Nashville. - '1A'' '''nsi
CHANGE OF T1AE-The running time of tra,,e