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, 1864-10-25

JSpeciRl pi.pAtch TO the Chicago Tribune
MILWAUKEE, MONDAY, Oct. 2a.
FIOpR-FHmer.
wax.y-Rscetpts. "a. 900 hu. Market adranced6@
IT, Sales tbis mot1lnS bu No bpring ID store
Al sl34h1 %; 30o tu do. buyers option, aA week.
At st79; 4o bu do. ssl'eIs opcn. Ill week, Al Sill:
tS0 bu No 1tpYipE tn tt.Te At $lT@i+19; l $40 bu
N12 DO ar $1fs91.6ahc.
EEWHALL HoueE, . p n.
wnyAT-Mtfket this evening vefV nfuI. SHES
sst,ct Thange 40 bu No at 3l783l 80 the naE
ket closts As $1.5St9t1SH.
, 1864-10-25

a l
Breaking 4 Pledge.
G,,a. a.faan, on Asan.;a- |
ton Of South olarE street. va held las: evening,
published .snnx he a,p2Fs,' M 81 u; zs ss.
eia1loa u tne coatSe .t.e nnn,tem,n h.vIuv for
f.ited plcdl made to the 1ssoclstlon It Mss
also resolved thst the public De inv.ea 10 ,a aas,
cFiminhte Il mas1ng their gnsshsses nt neeeh men
.
Proposed Festiyal.-On Thursday and Frs-
day EVENINGS nexs, FaE will be given IN toe
lafee ha' ~ s10 t'''n"'1 r',s "Ns.a -, 49,,
1t stifute children 20 kfaay h,a = aad,ions
enlightenment viii elvsn foE & 40 aa ss
e1ee,'ent tabssox snd sso xee.. @uss By %ss
Sn f1reoF HANBACK, @ iii orssida 1t t6s piano The
object Of the Festival n worthy one, ana sns en-
tefprlee should meet with support
wasblnctopisn Home Fair and Fes-
t,ss1a"Thsre viii be- a meeting Of tbe LADIES'
committee appointed from tbs different churches
OF the city, and Of all other committees that have
been appointed II relation to ne aetihsom ~ o
ct Young hens chris,sa A Assosiaaon ,9'aaas + th1s
'''e'>ll'~4~ -, s,,-.. uo,a.u
Te! ea 1ndsf sc,.s res cosr. &C. 70 T.
- :, n.,..
ccuus, COLDS. HoaAsEkassi ana au . ra.Wopay F,na
az &c e95ed
ocrs'a1se-a1 ialneso4''
--~*- "a .o. Ia. ea,a
fos circular. c. II. Dunn & Co., 1sa Clark street,
pc.2In7l2-ft
n,.,na.a of 10 Ne-vors. semtna,. Urinary,
" diseases o. tne NeIfoust s Iahia .,.eatmssr
ana sexual eYssemg1 New anu c;t9an tcMT Ssnt ~
n reports Of sae HoWafd 3tas a9 chaFga
tion. No 8 south Ninth street, Philadelphia, Ps'
eesf1'"' ---...
but we know Or. Wbla1er personally 70 be q gen; y;
t1eman Of skill and ability In the treatment Of all
tnote diseases which he pEoposes to c7te Fur
past nfeen yesss he b., desoted bls Mh1e sme
r. q olm Wcn ena
bled him perfect remedies at o0ce sale a9a Per,
manent Ne wond sasise al young mea n ~ c;1
vi seminal emissions, tmpoteacy, aa9 ~ Gull a
tezbpleing marriage to consult r. WniHiet, nna
BY % doing avoid an unhappy Me; 3 9sss ~ seen Na
aLnmper wno wese cr,a aa.iesS1 hg H. WStItf. Hs
Bkiful treatment Is Gomuaaalng tne eona1ehss stss
q The entire Vest ne does noi fe many o otaes 1
@ MY cal! aid receive lis opinion tsss Ct charge:
omee I'LL soatn elatS s1see'. os1''''N'o''1''@''-
., 1.r.a, g V,1do,nh s..ee. hatxeeo
stss and Ds.!beFa ass.sess1sgse,s5st i tos trs;t
mene g. rs1 H. Isfavs,pe 5Ind9 fs4.sLer f A1pn Il
~ m ~, ~" The 1;tfer OF II sstcte ts acaus,sted
VIZ 1oea: 4 +oTas,oaai,v rhsrafora tvnst h.
Th ne na 1sx Seis1 t
tha Sdtd1 o. sa'u vaPe nrd yeet the atten,nn of
found II another column Q, ons paper. PEI ~, ne nsvs
xe as 6a tt e2afte9u: ea'
tsa'ea AZ osn nSrs;e3an ~ he stsns viii
and justly. fot be has ceyoed neary twenty ysals
, 1864-10-25

rrlees Beef pkSue eady It skc- Cut meAA II 60
mann tpo arm ae 1Bhc0lsHo t,T ehonlr9ss; Me ZOE
EsrE Bacon t,des moro acn1e-sc4 nxs kos cns,sI
isra t,ut; 1tKe fof long riboed. and fso e. aanx
En;ss, a;et 1nd steady at&ssc fns Wt:tss9. aaa
SSIa4se Ssr stRta, GheeEe tathef active ht l9x.c.
, 1864-10-25

and wss regarded ss ve7 SAC HnA 'oT1'-s
bcnt. enr the expfosion Thn
FIt bie's ss!e 10 ia', 'scedsn noticed that
isF mopenar r. W.,i psanp,ied WITH whter.
LpcI VIE trrt 81 necpnIary loss IL not knoED.
, 1864-10-25

Al E1K Grove. CooK Coatty. I!linp's Oct: 23d. n
tht ~ yexr Of hts aze, SAAL AHC1aG +. 50 o1 :.
suc H. j. C1ous b. naemte of Co. F. 18th Re ai'2eat
In
, 1864-10-25

p9HEao, Monday, Oct. p.
FfouH-tn good deHknn at *9tp@9-s3 tof Hos
xnrinE: tgtE@9e1 jor red W1Rtef. $io,eS3ibda iof
%hiit: $lp..3Ga i o. for double e1t1n. ., *,
"ERaiF-Whsnt nsrn but quiet. White 1ud1ans $10o:
NO, Chicago spring &l.95- Corn scsices nsm sGo
oJiet, ct &1-st4 0sts no4l1nHl- p,.-. sxase.
CANAL FNEI0uTS-bhA16 eS4ie3. cisU Sf48'o !
Hhe n II: BsxIey lu-to New 1ufk.
, 1864-10-25
9eraI 4sstate=<Go1lntrp.
lF0unn.

T9TND-On Friday. ema.l durn
N Estb andd}e and bf1dIe. the owner cez
car, sev9n vrnsEees. otis NsJ7.At
, 1864-10-25

Nxw YORK, Monday Evenl. e, Oct H.
The Gn1d market exsibtta conssisrsole s.stnTsns @
"a In III Ha,Ket Tue prlca ooene1 slaM and m.
fisfre p0Schshes for 11se tonched AUX oolofe
ed 2l6H. .-......
TIE LATEST.
, 1864-10-25
M IA II RI ED

atMafina. N. =. on Tues3ay morning. Oct. 11th:
ts5i " HRNAN FOSTEt, at Chlca2o. itE.. 8nd
Mtts MILE youngest tauEhter OF lhe late k1as'
tut Aver.lI OF Medira. No cards.
, 1864-10-25
Vessels Passed Detrcit.

Especial Dispatch 10 tbs Ch1ea4o !taouae'l
DnyRofT. Mendayt Oct. =.
Ur-pte Vsrron, DRAKE. Dick solnetss 5ap'e'' oAF-
Dowv-Go6e, wlnslow, You2z. Aues!ca' ssa'xet'
Perry HknnRh.
Wlxp-NoItEesRt.
, 1864-10-25
Tlehtnipg. hut no Thunder, among
ssNeehle. .1EnFkerk.ss
i GOOD LErTEh
BEAVER DAM. Wis, Oct. e, 1854

BEAVER DAh. Wis, Oct = =. 1664.
Mestrs L. Cornell 4 Co, 1s3 Lake street, Cal
cago: .-..-,
Ihave long been an enthusiast. II not su expert,
among the rewiIg machines. Beeides. my vile Is
n.srtiraI}y famI{iar and experienced with the
Ehee.er & Willtou, Grover & Baker, Slayer, klos-
t1,ce' IaGd 4 Webster, and othere, | have mAde
cTfffcal organizations and severe tRste particularly
SnyestieatinC ait meehabtcaa points. principle,
1n+iye different machines claiming TO BE- thrst-
e,.ss' IN the most deliberate Judgment, m si1-
s,reSr astitded that the 'W1LLCOX & GIBBS ls
an hfph above ali others In practical b0rth, fhas
p T,fhnut = riyN. However good and practical
ntters NAV be,-hnd would not epeaS dtepafag-
i"cIv-thtY are in practical comparison with the
W:1icoxE Glbba hrtthe e1pettD ebta md confnslon
az he eentrs, philosophy. and nech1lics Of chld.
hood, }eacing On the aIadnsl growth. development
ares hi creat idea reduced to the SIMPLEST posi-.
hia form. and working the most sat3siacsoFy ana
| nTartical tesulte+ The useless expenditure oi
| ;htead and the complication Of de1ca.e Machlu'
| erv. so csmmon In other machanea, seems 10 be
wlnll4 eliminated In the Wilcox Il Gibbs, and !,
wi lire to eee other 4tiret clsss' machines for
gotten. Mrs.. Reid saJs it is certainly the beat
| beyond conpa.lsou-a practical and beautiful
Twas delighted at first With the Wheeler 8 VII
Fon xotating hook, bnt the successive tnti
| Hloop controller" ard dngltng. tnarllng bonblu
ale comp,,tattEa tDpsa .tiealtes in the hands g
he majority. The rotating hook as MADE 9g WM'
cox, end as applied to the Wllco1 q Glbos ~ ~
cbite, 10 the h<suty and pestsct1on OF e1mphEa
ilteli, and have ntthinR more to expect oI ask-
Very respsstfnlfy
pEw L. a. aaa''
, 1864-10-25
SOLDLERSs HO EE.

*u~cial MeetIuE Of the MaNaEers-ane
r. opposed FeAtAval-an 1mp0ftans
mnl1lcntton-AG Gigantic FE1r
for next SprlUE-App0lhk-
NEXT QfCCu4mitteeKs
, 1864-10-25

Tar JUVENILE FA1n.-The Fair given on oata.-
DIV l.st BY The juvenile members Of NJ Fnsse.ss
tsmtly At Hyde Psrk for the benefit o. tae eUa. Ss
,err. vss grand enccees In every particular. ias
honse vas handsomely decorated With Aass: .1a ano
ttr rooms were aled With tho patrons of inc a''1e
, 1864-10-25
ph11ade1bhtu Market,

F6I1HHEtpuI& :. =
PHILADELPHIA. MondAs evening, Oct. 9a.-
,.neeH Fjonr duh: high grade familT ST 519l2te.
GRAIN tear duil sales nnmpystaot; Fsnas @ y +
vslls red 4aso; Sou bern REQ 35; wasse sRss,G, -
demand It sic.
fThn1 tuG-O1iet: q rdo 36@s7c te1n5d In bond
, 1864-10-25

r H Il
HUTCHINBON FAMILY.
OLD FOLKS AND YOUNG F6LNs,
Give tne1r Grad Entertainment a.
METROPOLITAN r ALL
TUESDAY EVENING, OCT. 25fh'
rcn,,,t,nr Of JOHN IT,, (or1gtnar q HARHT. VIOLA
nM CenHa'uE IN VI "o~1' "'' oc2a up9l 3tstnp
, 1864-10-25
Qbifaoo Gribnue.
TUESDAY. OCTOBER Is, 1891
THE CITY.
+ GRAND MASS MEETING
AT METROpD1GTA HALL.
Oh TnCRSDAT EVENING.

HON. SCHUYLER CoLpAx,
Speakero' the House Of Representative, viii ad-
dssss the Union men Of Chicago, on Thursday
evening next
Let there be grand rally TO hear the dlst'n-
gu,shed champion OF liberty from Indiana he
has made gallant fight at home and no" ne comes
to help u.
The galleries sill be reserved for The LADIES' and
The PLATFORM FOR TIE SOLDIERS.
CAxrA1an CoxH1T1EE.
Republican Union Mass Meefinxs
a. 1le.rla,nce station on the Chicago and North
u.strrn Railroad. at the Old Camp Meeting
orounas. near Rsnd's Bridge III the town OF Maine,
Cook County, ON TUESDAY. At = F. H.. Nov. itf.
la64. Ms1. Gen. 0glesby, Col. Il 9. ineesso''. aud
ether d,.,lngulebed speakers have been lnTlted
and ate expected to tpesk+ ....,.
Ron. John TestnorM has promised 10 epeaRl
Co,De one and all and con>ecznte ane" the oio
Camp Grou.d by ybnr devotion 10 Lostty ana tae
n, tnnt let ali men who lore their country more
shan psrty-Nhp DEERE the utter and complete
overthrow of the Rebellion. the triumph Of our
cap.e and the preservation Of the Republic. VILE
all the blessings Of Constitutional ffeedoIn, come
m to this Love Feast Of Liberty!
Allare cordially Invited, Ccme on foot ard On
bot.e-hack, come With your wfves and children.
Come with the old banner floating aboEe Sou
Cnme and make this the nobltst OutponIine OF
loysIt. IN Northern Illinois
Pc, order Of Committee ef Arrangements.
, 1864-10-25

Programme OF xhe Lincoln and Osles.
pF club l0r the s<emaladef
Of the Campaign


THuHsDAT EyEEuJd, OCTOBER q.
There VIII be . grand torchl,chs PROCESSION sol o.
cuu psDlcd hy snneic and hsnners L;ars L'eG3a
iin1i ri o'clock tharp. March past Metropohtan
ms aud ecs ooG5
New. ftrk. one OF The must ponulsr and eioGoent
orators Of The dry, viii epsax r. 2. Bryan hsa @ " 1a
eeoea r. III ns nsan na ard also
tan. where the Hun Schuyler coaa1 IL aanoup''
~ - 74rnspGr. NOVEMBER s.
There will be esand city AID county unlo2
u,are mee'1ng aud ceebrst.nn OF our poi1neai ~
fl,tary Victories to which dfstlnru1shed epe.S-fs
baye sn9 sse p iss seEnoon OF
Ii Pubic Square. Spe.<io. from fonr etAnas or
Two, a. ssa5 ee thoecht best. ,.o.,n ,np.,s.
81 10 re evening grand torcbliEhf procession M a o.
Wide Awates aId ohs1s r. haen ~ tns u tse
tsgns1a ,aa ena,s sna sesfs spe.E
inc in he evening at Bryan Hall, with singing ano
Ths s,ate Central Ccmmit'ee> and all clubs and
ftheT pafflo.{c organizations Of tceety and cono-
~ AND tbe eit,xens at CHICAGO znd cook county,
afe respectfully lnyi:ed to % operate and pafuea'
pate ---r
al, Unfon Leagues, all Vide Awake. aud I'LL polit-
cal and patriotic organizations o. @natesen a4 4ts3
and nature, az well a. our ctuxens PentfallJ .uat
have ut heart the succese OF Tree principles auo
ve-esta ahtlehmcnt OF Drr Government Upon LIE
foundation Of etefaa4 !ueacs; ne .as .esrch y1,r
in asaud torchltFut ptesetItou ~ r,rsi n s,raets
mnttc and hammers 1nfoa*A 1ao f''1.'p0'
Of tue city. -..,
Report at the polls Ut their opening IN ths NOM @
anp actinx untef tirsrt1ou Of tire Sptcahl tan
Duicp C0mm1ttee appointed ny the canaidstes
50ns 1 u ~ i u ~ nhS1snSs Tnhs
1z 1loeoA " e'' A"'A'@~A' ""3
Uutok MASS NJ eer1nEs.
ron cnok eorary.
.r,.t. ,,.s. Naa1,nos ri j IT, held in the follow
unoa naHse .nI .as.., =. ma lines nnd n'are
, 1864-10-25
LOCAL. MATTERS.

AID to EreedAen-1Keetl0x To-Dsy'
It bas been dottr1uned b. chafitaoly dtsposea
.5tos IN this city to inaueurAte ms osnent
Of the Freed People. especially Tor fhe "ises ana
rht dren of onr co}ored soldiers. Il committee OF
dies has sires6y besn orgsnized to farfaer the
nhfect and it IL determined that the affair shSf be
n nuccess, All ladies' knd Eebtlaneu Interested n
the movement are invited to meet the committee
Al Hryau Hall this afternoon At O'Clock.
, 1864-10-25

Parquette. Is cents - bresl Circle. IS een9
EtIFAE Ba1ee.. 43!Q anu -
esneie aeat4 In poxea csnts
, 1864-10-25
Agents wantedf.-$t5.D per day. Send
70. clscalsr. C. II. Dunn & Co., 1Ss Clark stfeeT'
~

~ Diseases Of the Nervous. semtnal, Urinary,
ana S.xpal Systems. New and reliable treatment,
LIN reports Of The Howard Association; L., Sent .oy
dreps Dr.. j, Skillnn Houghton, Howard Assoctk~
tiou, No. South Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa
tc2ft91 26t
, 1864-10-25

New starss New A1tFactinns!t
MISS AACDE STANLEY. Operate voea!,lt.
luEeue SUCCESS Of AIR. G. E. COLLINS aad
JQHSNT ALLEN.
, 1864-10-25
VARIETY THEATRE,

Y Nos lis and LII Dearborn street.
C T. CHADWICK. Proprietor and Msna2ez.
r. u. ......AetiaS eaa stage MsnaYel.
, 1864-10-25

GAEL ScHuRx.-Ms}or General Carl scourx, the
creat German orator, will epeak IN Turner Hall Al
The German zaass meeting. on Thursday evening
, 1864-10-25

4 meeting ofthe Dry Goods satesmsn As7osia-
ton Of South Clark street, vas held last evening"
at which 1t was resolved that notice should be
published slfuiiyinR the dlsapproVai Of the Asse-
ciatlon Ut the course pursued BY Ar: 1. zeiaer.
No. a .lstk etrees, th.t gentleman haVlug for
f.ited Piled. 6 made 10 The association, It VS.
al.o resolved thst the pahlic be l1vltei to az.
crininbte in making their purchases be'Ween men
Tho seep their word and those who don't.
, 1864-10-25

HToVICKER'S THEATRE.
V1. Msdl!on street., between s:ate and DeNoo.n.
mLf1EAeI d NJG1H .s.s.e...+...s 9oehHass
PRICEs or ApA1saInS-Drees Circle 4nd Fatquetfet
sixty cept1; Second Circle. s4entq.hva eeuts; ~,
aud 34.Gl. hea can be secured one week ~ sdvlnCs
ut tho boz odlce From 10 to and from to O'CLOCK.
TuaIrKH WARx AND EON1QNTABLH.
, 1864-10-25

Ccrna. Co1pe. HoARsENRss, and al Palnouary
com Ula,1+s are cured efectuallY by Javnes EIpeo-
'' octa5aT95-3 St Ia Th&Sat.
, 1864-10-25

Ed,tnre Chicago THbupe:
Yonr artic q iu Saturdays isEus uodet the hesd
nj = One Hnndred Days Regiments, does great
fpiustlce to the officers ofthe 13lth Aanolts F9o
Gnge applied themselves aesiduousy etnce thAt
return 10 Cbisago TO prepare the regiment 1of
Yon saT thst "swo days from the time OF entering
camp ehould be- sufficient for the due scanning or
The muster rolls and other preparations Tor ols-
CHARGE" This is impossible, tue necessary
nnnefs canuot be made ont in that time.
Uur esne 10 simply this: The fe<ineot can rot be
! nnttefed put un: ii the rolls are completed, and
he roll. cannot be completed uutll all property
belonging to the Government IN possession ot me
men has been turned over TO the proper otncefa o.
| The Government Such officers VIII not reserve
! apy property from until Ve 1eceaSe apee!A
| OtdeI from Springfield to tafn tt over 10 them.
| Uur REGIMENT WIS reported at the proper ONCE
6ye cays sgo, and We hsve been waiting ever SLICE
fur the necessary urdere to turn oTeT our 5oFetn-
uent property. In order thai re may complete our
nearfy nnishtd role aDube mustered out. In re-
en1d 10 officers !. swelling around a. you express
il. would ray that those who are not st imp are
tnch az are NOT needed and eau no. assist in pre-
narirg (or mustetinK ont, and theT. as well IS the
mep, have perfect liberty to visit thslr ftends or
| 70 where they paeake,- and are nos cohAnea III
Jno. G. BlgEEGw,
Lt.-Col Commanding 1s4'h H., lnf: Vols.
| I'VE are requested to tsy that this explanation
win apply equally to the officers OF the 132d hest'
I v4nf-En1
, 1864-10-25
~ ONLY TWO NIGHTS.
Italian Opera Company.

Tie Manager of the Agso:iated Art1stes
Nine. WRITING LCRIEl. the ctietFAtad soosAaos
Nine. NATALI TE5TA. the eminent Eon1Ao.
SiR. eTEFANI the famous TeuoF Koouate,
Bie TFSTA. thh n 1roritA Tenor d 4-a1ta.
eiS. hM0DIO, III. renowned Baritone. and
MI. BEHRKNN, As1gtca' Dtrectnr ard Ccuduetofs
niIx In u
, 1864-10-25

Al = ats 1a1ga acd sp=etous saleHoomsH da and g
nf6rrtzn ID ct Each leak vii be p1t up aep
,r1e icr. dist,nctlY fnarke. ard numbered.
.gy ALL MMsr t@03iTtVRLYf1 ~ !, eE SOLD WITH
oc2lu5194t GILBERT q 4AMPHCN. AuctTt.
, 1864-10-25

MICHIGAN ho1n1EHs 1t will be good news to
MIN, 6. the Michigan boyr in our state. to learn
that IN order wae tssued few das- sincc, grant
ing .wcnty day turlouph 70 al Michigan Volnn-
te.s in Ilisois cAmps of rendezrens, VI iasfnc.
tlop er In haepttal. IN the s'atr u 10 etu1 ateo
1hnt thrr. are 9hoCt nre hundred taca p=rttua,
msps Il whom will Low visl. home for e 1rrt
4yyne In three yeAis.
, 1864-10-25

TONIE AND SPEND a PLEAS.
~ ANT HOUR.-A Social Ball for tha benefit Of
MFs. A. FAKIEN, will taxa place a. Linda Block On
TUEEDAY EVENING, Oct. 23Ih.
Fa, ThSnET1e MnG, as5a:e p jsass I'D q Ssae5 IT,
, 1864-10-25

T,,rrued With tha very best Of Irin1mces. e.d mad
e1p1eas'y IN New Yor? city retail trade .@,.x =.
The bssprtNelt Will he opan tor e1amleRlon O
WsCnt sf5Y Afternoon, Oct. s6sh aad Will pc auld
Rurticn on THURSDAY, Get. 18th. fosnGenc!aga
O. 0sk!neF.
, 1864-10-25

EOR SALE-A new Theatre, I'll
= complete. n caixo. n e-mptetsd @ aad i o9sIsa s
aEn sns1s Il VaM iusD.aaed Lsauer aslo7n s.tschea
to il. II Theatre seats 500 PRICES q 40
rntssior and 10 paYtuE we'll. II CAN be n sd6. i9t
se est md sisn "a a. eaaoS; az t1oE;
So 10 Sid pFr day 70 iun IT. 1ti' now 1aassd r.
years nom GUY me- ;sti. .st 5sar = ~ 2s1 nn
iea,ed Eround, 1ease haT1nG d "a yea;s TO run.
Not p-r IN rheA, neas linz ana desiring to 81
conttnCe ali nuatnesa oHar Il for ga'a low. Iae
G q Of Tbta satucn, ard al h1tnres @
Eas tesr a21 (oo Tho vhole win ne said ior t5eov
cssh or pArt cRsh sad b3aQce good PAPER .. sx ano
mon.hs g1tn interest; r ~ s5cSsaTc =. 1ns
provfd land on Illinois EeptEa1 Eelsroat !, Chtsssa
branch qr ~ SttY psope5t! q 1s's pT2:a GaHK
gil South Water street. Cblcazo
Cation Boat oc21u659 l5t
TOR SALE-SeVeral Hotels,
i boarding houses. lagerbeer saloons AID llQucr
yo9 es, st. No. ~ F1anklp ztseet, sooo IL.
nCf2 uEEe3t
, 1864-10-25

cnAraH or T1xx-Dooss open At to O'CLOCK
, 1864-10-25

tBFor Under year, Wool shtr:s,, Hosiery,
uandke1c. iefs, Scsrfs,, Ties, Collars, &C., Ro 20
Wilroue, 1876 Dearborn at oc15-nsz9as
, 1864-10-25

NOR SALE-A nearly new two
stc7Y F.Ame Heuse. Of = tosnas* ana Los y ~
ao1nb. wrht ptvtttsn-> viii be solu low A2d tmrno-
u oAlsn@a nn1 oer 1t other Housas saa Lots Build
nks, AosS' AA'e1 BAHUkL L. SAE8ESr,
Real Fts1ta Agent, No. 4 Metropolitan slocs.
rn+f n
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-18

- - - a 49, ~
The special eorrsspoadons of tkS New
York Tribane. writing from Knoxville,
East Tennessee. under date Of April 10,
gives the following: VI
The news Of the capture Of Fort PHI
low by Forrest, and the coWafdjy hsoch-
cry which followed. Of bIacke I'D whites
alike, has produced = protound q hsssion
here. The universal sentiment is-s.lat
no quarter be shown to these dsstardlv
butchers of Forests command vhila the
war lasts. - e ~
These FORESTS, the Oldest OF whom.
General Bedford Forrest, has BY this and
other atrocities obtained such srecesd of
infamy, were all negro traders. There
we're four brothss-Bedford, who knit a
negro pen for Eve years before the var On
Adams street, IN the rear Of the Episco-
pal Church, Memphis John, : cripple
and gambler, who was jailor and clerk
for Bedford; Bill Forrest, % extensive
negro-trader st Vicksburg and Aaron
Forrest, general agent aud sosi-driver b
scour the country for his other brothers.
They accumulated large sums Of money
in their nefarious trade. and Bedford Won
by that and other Influences uatprs lpro-
motion to brigadier in the woman.vhip-
ping, baby stealing Confederacy Hesis
about fifty years Of age. taH, =a.ant md
sallow winged. Wits long nose, deep set.
black, snaky eyes, full black beard, With
out a moustache, and hair worn long
Heusually wore, while in The i.nieper
uads" in Memphis, atove- pipe hat, worm
on the back of his head at "a ap0le Of for.
ty-6ve degrees. He was accounted mean.
yndietive,. cruel and unscrupulous. He
had two wives-one white, the other col
oted, tCatharine, BY each of whom he
hsd two children. His 'patriarchial" wife.
and Catharine, his colored wife, had fre.
quent quarrels or domestic jars.
The slave pen Of old Bedford Forrest.
on Adams street, was peslect horrer to
AZ negroes far and neal. His mode of
Furnishing refractory slave was to com.
pei four VI bis fellow slaves to stand and
hold the sictim stretched out in ahe air.
and then Bedford and his brother John
would stand, one onseach side, with long,
heavy bull Whips, aud cut up thsir victims
until the blood trickled to the ground -
Women were often stripped naked, and
With bucket of salt water standing by,
In which to dip the instruments of tor
ture, heavy leather thong, their backs
were cut UP until the blisters covered the
whole surface, the blood Of their wounds
mingfng with the briny mixture 10 add
torment to the infliction. On slave man
was whipped to death BY Bedford, Who
used trace chain doubled for the purpose
OF punishment. The slave was secretly
burned, and the circumstances was only
known 1.-The slaves Of the prison, Who
only dared torefer to the cirsums stance M
whispers.
Sneh are the appropriate anteoedents 10
The character of the monster who mur-
dsrsd il cold blood the gallant defenders
of Fort Pillow.
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mexico aud Rome..Thc Papal Mai.
ole - mextco-.rhe NexlRSpe.
The Vienna Pfesse recently contained
the following curious article on Tho, rela-
tons of Rome with the new Mexican En-
pire. which We find translated for the N.
Y. Evening Post:
1.-The Mexican Monarchy is not only
intsnded toreaet gainst the Anglo Saxon
face and the democratic ideas Of N Northern
Amcrica, but aleo against Americas Prot
estantism. Hence the immeaee enthusi-
asm with which the olerisal party Of both
hemisphercs has welcomed the advent of
Maximilian l.
"By the erection of this throne Napoleon
III. has rendered an immense service to
the Church, and this service is so highly
appreciated BY the Court Of Rome That
important concessions have been made
therefor by the French Government.
Gin view of the. advantages that the
Court of Rome anticipates from Mexico,
It has appeared necessary to have itself
represented there by personality, deci.
ded and energetic. The Pope has, there.
fore, chosen, Gin accordance With To I'd.
vice Of .Antopelli,) az Nuncio to Mexico.
the Minister of War Of Rome- n oosignof
de Morods who on this OCCASION viii. be
made Csrdinsl. AZ MoFode vas not
on good terms nth the French, it ID
thought, too, that his distant appointment
will be satisfactory to the Court o. the
Tuilleries.
'sBut . greater concession made, to
France will be the speedy elevation It the
approaching consistorJ 81 The Abba Lu-
Glen Bonaparte, long resident tof Rome,
and the camerscrc Of the Pope, to the rank
Of Cardinal. rsM
1.-THE Prince Lucien would then Be IL
igible 70 The npacy, and upon she death
Of PINS TX the cQnclaye assembled under
the protection or French bayouets-h55t
can he help stsnding 8 very good chance
for election 7 Pits TX oan thus await the
end Of his days in pesos ri II q Bonaparte
ineanss . ponti6cal throne, the Papaey
and it, temporal possessions are safe. We
nust 10y We are nov witnessing very ~
> tsasraisaFy thing. vAn Anstriaa Arch-
duke ascends the throne erected By The
Frsnoh Emperor, and tle Empesoe a
Mexico becomes, ~ The force 81 sirsan-
STANCES, tho mediator between the Tuil
leries and the Yetiaas. VI g ssgt.rx
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