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A large stock of Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes
and Hats, received this day by McElwee 4
Dnin, IL Union street. Nv.
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CoSE Il TuNyELL.-These enterprising
nawo dealers have received a variety Of Il G
latest literature, including the New York
Leader, New York Review, New York OBJ
server, New York Methodist, Scottish jour
nal, and the splendid New York Albion.
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Buy your boots and Shoes at G. ". Fall
& Cos.
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Pearl Miniatures, colored and plain, at
Van Stavoren's. #
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a squad Of about thirty robbers. Who,
,,,,,l,.r . fgo al fr,ses. az tfeir own setting
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Transparent Photographs az Van stsvo.
reu's. ~
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Van stavoren's Metropolitan Gallery. s.
College street. #
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'-'l'' a'' no
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sDecIsl Aue,Iou Sale.

no. 90 College street
mario I'm
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QUICK WAY oF p,PPrse THE QUEs.
r,oS --Rs,hsr bashfsf equaiatane. Of
ours. succeeded few wesks since in per.
forming .hss ds'lcats oysrasien. ia .h. FOL
lowing naadsoms tnannsrt ~
Nit. are you good ss2pmarian ?"
"Only Moderats."
Gan you parse kissing y
mo Sir"
Can you decline matrin,onyy'
-r1"No SIR"
"WsIl, then. we'll 60 to hosss keeping
next week"
Ste biashsd, and simpsrsd, "All right"
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IL y"u would be happy, wh.H among
good nen, open your ears; when among
bad. stu, them. And as tho throat has n
muscuiar arrangement by which il takes
care OF the air passages. of lis own accord.
SO the ear should he trained 10 m au,omic
duIlncss Of hearing! Its no, worth while
to hear what your servants ny wheu they
arU angry; what your children say when
they have slammed thS door; what
your nsjshbors say about your children !;
what your rivals cay nbest your business,
your dress or your aiiairs.
'rhi. art Of not hearing. thoagh untaaght
in the schools, is by TO means unknown or
unpracticrd in society. have noticed Ahat
well bred woman never hears nn imperti.
nent "r asulgar remark. A kind OF dis
Greet deafness sav- Que from insults, from
much blame, from not n lutte apparent con-
nivance in dish ,norable conversation.
There are Two doors Inside my ears-a
right hand door leading TO the heart, and n
left hand door, with broad aud steep pas
sage out into thv open air. THIS last door
receive, all ugliness, profanity, vuignri,y f,
mischief making which suddeuiy find them.
selves outside Of the. Judicious teachers
and induIgrnl parents save their Young ur
chins a world Of trouble by convenient
deafness. Bankers aud money lenders of.
ten are extremely hard Of tearing, when
unsafe borrowers are inp"riunate. new, g
hear man who runs after nae 10 the street
ba~ling my name n, the top of his voice
nor persons tmat talk evil Of those who are
absent; nor those who give ns uuask ed
advice about NY own affairs. nor those
who talk largely about things Of which
they are ignorant.
IL there are sounds Of Kindness, Of mirth,
open fly my care! Bot tmper, or harsh
ness or hatred, or vulgari,y, or aattery, shut
them Tyou keep your garden gate shut,
your flowers and iruit will be safe. lf you
keep your dosr closed no thief will run oil
with your silver. and if you keep your ears
shut, your heart will lose neither it, flow
ers nor its lreasures.-R Reynolds Misceiia
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VINO Is lis I've presume everybody
wants to know who is Francis II. Blair,
the man who has been visiting Richmond
with propositions from Washington 10 re
gard 10 peace. lie 10 n Printer and for a
number of ears Was the authorized pub.
Ilsh'r OF The debates aad proceedings of the
old U. 3. Congress Mos, people 10 this
country have heard Of The hrm OF Blair a.
Ri'es," Congressional reporters and pr in.
ters. Francis, l.. Blair was the leading mem.
made The remark that "rhe printers IN his
Once had done more 10 make eredt men
than all things else rombin, d, d,"-meauiug
that the printers had corrected and pu, il.
proper shap. the speeches of members oi
Congress aud Il must be understood ina,
the material out of which Ia make great
men" wa> sometimes very scas,, Tor il The
speeches of many public men we're priut.d
just as thay are delivered or wul;vn, til.
speakers reputation rs a 'sn,aIt man" wou.:
be blasted forever. Mr.. Blair 10 now al,
old man, his vigorous days having brer
spent .contempOrHneously with Jackson
Clay, Webster, Calhoun. AleDuttie aud q lies
IL Seaton. HIS pubic Career was abvu,
ending when We irst began 10 acquire some
knowledge OF public affairs.
Although Blair never made any preten
sion, 10 ntaIvsmahship or figured as "liou >
Or His Excel'enuy," yet lac Away. sx.r
cisei u powerful. influence at Wasi,lns = Ion
cspeciai:y with Democratic Administration.
IN oiden uu,ss. IL The result Of present
moSernsnts shouidpro,e that he has had
,ntiuence eLoush with tn. Lincoln Admin
IstraIion TO inuuco il To make fair aud non.
ors6ie terms for peace with the Coni.derai.
authorities, his lame should be handed
down To posterity as public benefaetor -
The printers, at least, should unite and 1rsci
u amonument TO hi, memory Western Dem
Ocrot
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N u NJ B E r 81 .

sIderatioa Of peace proportions. This
statement will relieve the House AMI 70.
assuts the country, and is therefore due TO
both
We are, OF course, not to be- understood
in the abose ms saying that no propositions
have besn presented; for the contrary has
oecn disclosed 10 the debates Of the House.
We u:e satisfied, however, from what We
have learned Of the spirit Of that body, that
there is no Danger Whatever Of the passage
Of any irregular measure, anwever honest.
ly proposed. Both Houses have just ad"p.
ted resolution wnich speak to t.e country
in the language Of unialrsring herui-m and
determined purpose aud that resolution
may be taken as the key 10 its Legislation
on whatever suhj'ct.. - RicLn,ond Sentinel
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Be Truthful always.

This little story, copied from an ex
chasge paper, is sSc.llsn. Read il, boy 5,
and take its lessons we'll to heart:
1.-Two country lads came n NIL early hour
to Htpnrket town, aud arranging their little
stands, sat down to wait G"r custQmers.-
One WAS furnished with fruit. and ,egels
bies Of the foy's own raising and The other
supplied with CLANS aud ish. The mark-t
hours passed along, and each little u,sr
chant saw with plea.ur. his store steadily
decreasing, and aa equivalent in silver bits
sh'ning in his Ii,sls money cup The last
melon lay on iisirys s,and. when n gen
'Ien'an cHu,e by, aud placing hi, hand upon
it, said: "Wha, n tipe large melon; l think
| must have this for my -iinuer. What do
you ask for.it my boy.'
"lhe melon is fi,e last | have, sir !; .nd
though II looks very fair there is an un
.oond spot on the other side," said The boy 4,
turning it over.
80 ihere is" said the man; 81 think
will not lake il. But" he added. looking
iet" the boys fne open eounienanee. lis Il
very business IKE to point out the defects
Of } our frui,s to customers r
Ill is better than beisg dishonest, SIR
said the boy modes,ly.
You arc right, my little fellow always
remember thai principle. aud you will find
favor with God, and man also. You have
nothing else l wish 10, this morning, bat 1
shall rsn~nber your little stand 10 future"
'Ars those clans fresh II he conInued
tanning 10 Ben. Wilson's stand.
"Ys., sir; fresh this morning. caught
them myself" was the reply; and . psr.
chase being made. the gentleman went ~
way.
"Harry, what fool yon WAS TO show the
gentleman that spst in the melon. Now
Jon can lake il home for your pain. Or
throw il away. How much wiser is he's
bout those clam. ! caught yesterday ! Sold
them for the sane price did the fresh
ores. tie would never have looked At the
melon until be had gone away"
Ben, would not tell . lie, or act one
sither. for ,~ie. " ba, I have earned this
Besides, ] shall 10 better of 10
ths end, for have gained g customer. and
you have lost QUE"
Aud 90 II proved, for the next day the
gentleman bought nssriy all his fruit and
vegs,Abis. Of Harry. bot never invested an.
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BPiSIoS OF f.. A PoLLARO During Mr.
fo'iard's term as Prisonu--oight months
>-he had m interval Of parole on account
OF his health. III which he had opportunities
Of 'isii"g many Of the Northern cities
New York, Boston, Brooklyn, Baltimore,
&c. aud thus gathering much Of the true
public sentiment and political designs Of
the North. lie Gays generally that Will.
.nere is no. The least hope tor the South in
AM present political organization In the
North. there are grounds OF encouragement
in the military situation, Of which the peo.
pie OF tue Confederacy have nothing iik.
adequate IDEAS that the military resources
Of the Nonf, although superaSundan, and
'npres'ing the first view, are not prac, ,icaily
available, aud are last being contracted by
certain moral forces which The newspapers
DO not tax. into their calculation /; that lbeir
system of draft, hitherto patched up by
foreign snlislinsDls, negro eDiistments aad
bonntiss. is nearly at the point OF eIhaiis
lion that The draft OF last summer, for 400.
900 men, furnished but ssYeu,y thou.sod
electives that The exPedisnt OF bouu,,.s
carrisd much further, soms counties ha. iny
already been taxed on this scors actually 10
excess o! the value Of I'll the real aud per
sonal property within their limits some tor
instance in New York State having .ccu
mulAtsd debt ofa million and haif Of
dollars on the single account Of military
iargesses and that, finally. all Intelligent
men In the North ar. gwen 10 the opinion
that when the necessities Of the war are
pushed to the point Of an enforced draft, Of
an actual con'srip,ion, ,ha, il j. psssI.si, At
that period and precisely from that cause
that the war will and must break down.
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other penny a, the stand Of his neighbor.
Thus the season passed tho grnilema,.
huding uat he rhuld always get a good nr.
ticIc OF Harry, continually patrouiz.d him,
and some 'imes '"lked with him few min.
rlss about his fa"rs hopes aud prospects.
bi'ion, and when the winter came on, the
gentleman wanting trusty boy for his
store, decided on giving the place to Harry.
Steadily and surely he advanced in the con.
tid.nce OF his employer, until having passed
through various gradI,iCns OF clerk ship, he
becun'e n. length an honored partner in the
firm.
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ADVERTISEMENTS,

Will be inserted at four dollars per square
for the first and three dollars per SQUIRE
ter each subsequent insertion. A square
to consist Of the space Of 10 lines Brewer type.
Ne advertisement considered less than a square.
Persons who order the advertisement are
held responsible 'sr the payment without refer.
ence to their oeaaial or representative capacity.
The number Of insertions must he written on
each Advertisement, or they will lie inserted till
ordered out and charged accordingly.
Local advertising and jobwork must he paid
for In produce-the old price to govern each
way -
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seen ::
II a man really prefers the United States
to the Confederate, he may take the oath
aud thea rrsidB here rs IN enemy. bui il,
o. the cnn,r,rry, he regards this. as his cuun
try, no temptation, however strong, should
make him rrnonnse sentiment that next
I" allegiance 70 God is tho most sacred -
There are some who hold that thee oaihs,
being sxtor,ed by force, are not binding
But they are not rXiuried. To be sure the
alternative is presented of the oath or con.
f-caiion, but this is the nature Of nil temp
tatinn, To sacrifice lruih and righteousness
for some temporary or secular advantage
in tho very term, "f the oath the juror
swenrs that he d"eSsso voluntarily and
without mental reservation.
There is no essential difference between
taking n f.se oath to obtain money and
taking one To retain il. Que Of the charuc
trristics of The righteous man in the is h
Ps. is: file swcareth TO his own hurt and
Sh'bpt'' uot' VHc w
worldly prosperity Is pointed out in limo
thy "But they that will be rich FIJI into
tempt ion and n snare, and into many fool.
ish aud kuriiul lusts which drown men in
destruction and p.rd;ion, for the love Of
money is the roo, Of NIL evil, which while
some coveted after they have erred from
the faith and pierced themselves through
with many, Sorrows" The martyr might,
with just M mnch Propr'e,y, have openly
rrnounced the Gospel whilst at the same
time lie secretly believed il TO be- true. when
threatened not merely wah the loss Of pro
perty bu; with death. Bat this refugs wa.
forbidden him. 'Whosovsvr denieih me
before men him vii: also deny, etc" In
u" case are w permitted to do evil that
good ma, come. TO sscnre the desired
end Of this contest, a. the soldier must not
desert To the enemv, nei her must those
thHt temain nj home. II we nrs all true To
the snd We will be saved. lf no indiriduais
are svhjngated. the county never will be
and surely. hdelity Ia those who have al.
ready sacrificed their lives, requires OF, us, il
necessary 10 sacrifice our fortunes q.
X e. X.
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State record Of the Names OF
Deceased Soldiers.
SOTTH CAROLINA COLLEGE.
Co-UNpIA, January I6, 1865.


FINDER appointment. by tbs Legislature
~ To prepare This Record, ] earnestly
appeal to The famil,e. or fIeuds Of our de-.
ceased soldiers to send ns at once thvir
names, DC while there is an opportunity
l." secure accurate information. Hospital
registers AID report, Of casualties fro., the
army are deficient IN th- iniormation &c.
quIred it must be obtained at home =
Inc Record will date back TO Ia. bepin.
nlng Of the war, and include all who hsv.
been killed IN battle or died of wounds re-.
ceis-d Ia battle, or from disease or acci-
dent lf you nave brsn 80 f2r tunars As not
10 lose ir"nd or relative, vet remsmb.r
that il 10 noble to rescue from oblivion the
name OF out one friendIess youth who had
gone from your nsghborhood 10 di. ia DOR
cause.
Give-l. Maine in fall. , From what
District. g. Rank 1 Company. s Reg
sInsnt and arm OF service. Died. year,
month, day. Z Cause olJcath, aud remarks
Gas where he died, age, .previon.!y, wound.
ed, &c.)
Circulars aud blanks TO bs filed will b.
cent TO such as desire rem No lee or ~y.
penso !, incurred by anv one for having
,he rssoId male. The State /, end.svvr.
ing 1" fulfill u .a,..d obligation in securin o
nov. and recording IL: pn,tvrity, tue ma ne,
ot all hrr sons VINO have tal!en in t,st.
war In 1862, the 10 vcnti,n unanimous.
iy res 'lved Ina lH,s >hriid b. done. "a~ a
token OF respect 10 their mrm"rie-, mn 1 a
.egacy uf ine. im ,ble Ialue To their lIieud :"
aud the resolution Wa, sent forth. b. their.
order, to be read To o"r regiments, btltal.
i"ns AID companies every where. any a
brave so'd'ern"J haze d'ed in solitude or
rushed upon the foe, with the thought in
his heart that hi- name would be honUrably
preserved at home.
WM. ]. RIVERS.
Jan 3ls .s21. 81
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Freedom Of Speech put down by the
Bayonet In Georgia.

We learn from the Augusta Chronicle d
Senfiml that thr people Of Jackson County,
Georgia, lately gave notice Of II mesiing for
the purpose Of instructing the representa-
tive Of the County 10 vote for u State Con
yeutiop, iu case Gov. Brown should con
vens the Legislature in February aud that
Gen. jesse \. Glenn, who holds the com.
mission Of q Brigadier under the Contedsr.
ate Government, hearing a rumOr that the
meeting was to be held, determi 4eL to sup.
press it, and for that purpose Carried a de.
taohnsnt Of men TO Jackson on that day -
hold meeting.
The Chronicle q. Sentinel Of the 22d
January, contains II letter from Gen Glenn
himself, in which h. admits the charge
made against him, and goriss 10 it, He
says. I'll had my way, there should not be
meeting in any County in the State" We
give the the letter bellows,
HEApQUARTERs GL.KS's CAVALRY,
ATHENS. GA, Jan. 10, 1865. {
Editor Chronicle e Sentinel:
, In regards TO the editorials in the .S6,.th
ern Banner and Athens Walchppap, which
ifyou publish you will please publish this
from me.
That there is an important mover ept set
on foot at present in Georgia. there can be
NO dosbt. Those who are in favnr o: a
Convention must know that il will result
IN Georgia Withdrawing from. the Confed
sraey, Il not u rsconstTucGon of the . old
Union.
have recently travelled over 4 considera,
BILE portion OF the State and have heard the
people talk. am sslisfsd what they will
do if permitted.
faconvention he called ia Georgia un
der the present move. she will be surs 10
Withdraw from the Confederacy. ! al, sat.
isfed this 10 the object Of the presen, move
neut. .3.
What good will it do to have eonyen.
tion! Do yon want il TO declare that we
will fight on in this struggle for pationai
life That has been resolved upon. Let
the people take their guns and 60 10 the
front. DO you want convention to give
the people q chance to express their views
on the stale Of the cosntry generally -
That 10 we'll known. DO you want con
ysntion TO instruct Gov. Browni If SO he
will b. insulted.
Do yon want a convention 10 know what
OF your civil liberty you will yield up TO the
military? That you know at present Il
Do yoo want = convention TO know
whether or not negroes should be put in
the army' II We dont Pu. them in the
Yankees will,
Do you wart convention 70 know.
whether or not We will submit to . further
suspension Of .hs writ Of habess corpus p
II will not be suspended against those who
Justly merit its application.
Whst do you want . convention for D.
The paipable reason is 10 adopt means Of
Ii will be seen that am right in this
'isw. 10 meetings which psy be held 70
,ring about this cOnvsntion tte1 nay re-.
pIys whst they please, o. ~ cha, they
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The LANCASTER LEDGER
published every Tuesday Morning
BY
w. MI. O Q IN N O r. S, ,
Editor md proprietor.
r z r NJ s.:

For Six Months, in advance, S6.On
For Three Months, in rdvauce, IeO
When aot paid in advance, fifty per cent
upon the above rates vii! be charged Pay.
msht within one mohth from the date Of
subscip,ien will he considered in advance.
PR"pscEns viii, he charged at the rate Of
$l.50 Tor le months, to be paid in provisions
1T old prices.
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THE HoUss OF 'KEpnEsssrATiyKs- w.
violate no confidence 10 s.A,ing. as wo do
upon adequate authority, that the House Of
REPRESENTATIVES has no, devoted thirty mia.
sIrs Of oil its secret sss.ioss'sines the CON.
msAssnsns Of the Prs.sn, term, to the con.
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. Rags! Rags!

The highest market prices will bs paid
for all clean cotton and linen rags, in large
or small Quantities dsiiversd at this olias
Persons IN making uP their packages Of
rags will please Do careful not TO incl uds
anv WOODEN SCRAPS - n
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Taking the Oath.

We arc permitted. says ths Constitution.
qtist, to nake the follow ing extract from a
private letter. II is one Of the best and
bri"frst di,q"isilions npon the nn,ure and
Obligation of un oath TINT ". have ever
seen {:
, 1865-11-06

The Inquiry during the weak has been moderate and
chc1y supply the rrcsstn= wants OF manufacturers
md exporters. PTtceshave tiuctuAted honcwhat and
show decline. We quote mIddltngn NJ S95dc.
, 1865-11-06

WANTED ED-Bookcepers, clerks,
w travelling agents, porters. drivers, conductors.
trakefm.u,. bremen, droIcrs, TN smiths carpenters
harness makers collectors, aborers, aod ~ Others
lnoktug for employment. apply Immediately 1t 81
WnshinEton street, Room 5. up stairs. MILLER l.
SAMPSON, D9s9
, 1865-11-06
THE UNION k0MlHATl0Ns.
Supporting the Tfcket-Lar-e and En-
Ihusiax1Ic Mectln.-Addressesb By
Promlnent CltIzens.

4 l,-er and ttch1y eu,huafartlc meeting OF Eu1oa
.o,,a,r esrn,.t ncnuhlican c.t,-tps. wns held on
,osnS, t3an. w.. 49, ,nn.- u, ~ w. ~ w.
Saturday evening IN me laI;e lower aan on .ne cor
ner OF Wells and Randolph stseete- A good Hany
Who would havc been present, did not 60 because
th.r c1, t1a, they needed no exho.tatton to abide
~ ~ !. h,!tr"" ,neetnc w6,ch nttrsrfed mobs
1un un,t ,Se same az i,rass land. doT fight or
s.,,,. ssa tS ara iiS and afwsy.s viii.
'oTi he snencfcs were Ill earnest and right to the
Eift;n liz Gsri1s or,es Who have uplE{ted Tie ban
NV II seerssio, IN Chycaro. tolii1c with them
SSt1e 1se1e s.cs,eT. IT, MooFe ~'e |'~''1 ''
Tne rneeti.e v,. called 10 order by Sanford B.
pt-T "a,
Ala SSackrord nominated Hon. Grant Good
,.ch ns rhni,1nnn Tbe motion prcrniled uuani-
TnonaYy.
On motion. James +. Ely, Charles Hinc and usr~
u. c.,n, t.o,a,sr, .-,d s,o,hcr c,.c,,or ,r,s
non Han. - ~. H. dt,r ~ fsa ,.eo,,,e r.
whom w1t vested the Howe7 Of eovc;!a@snhEe
meet togetnes ior eouFuitaAon avn ~ taruGt .ne
ELECTION o. proper pelsons: cqnsSnnon @ naa oeen
IS W ;he people n.asl u otthe e5ndiastes foI
nomnanon hau aot osan ~ tss I'LL I'LL ~ ~ a.
Hequcnuy r tn.t r. shss. 1s;,nrs ~ ~ s -
IL h.d sr.ts,nad . Las The eTscnker had heen a
spectator Of The convention and could boldly state
fa,r or dtshonorabje All that had been done which
mjchi Mi hi be- complaiped Of by The disappointed onee
va thst come gentlemen who had come In pr1med
with speeches iull OF gloEfcaion for their partcu
In candsdaies lad moi been allowed to male thei!
lengthy harapgues Ih,s was ptoPsF a. had
Inevitable hsvc followed. Then again II was said
that he sehssements Of military men M sd not been
Was such disclosure necessarst vas 1t not gen.
elslly supposed thai the achievements Of such men
were known 10 the public al large md not confined
TJ1p n mH1Huf8
r candidates had defeated themselves. Ia nomin.
spe Judge The iisnai Of M5 Davis sueRoFsa
In such nomination their clainns or chances for
oGce would be le.sened, and so they voted against
| him and defeated him. And to with m4ny OF the
| olher Officer. For County Clerk two military can.
didntes ran, and onc-a man with a. brilliant a
r.cord NJ any-Uas nominated by The Convention.
| Let Colonel lkboin, The unsuccesxful candidate,
wait; the wheel or fortune does not stand st. and
| tn tine all who mcrt oficee and positions will re-
| ceise them. {Chcete.) What hsd the oppositoniss
donef few gentlemen met tocrtier In the
parIor slthe fremont noute, and independently,
, 1865-11-06

WIS t1uueht taio the Legislature. 1t was azrrsd he
t.een tho leElatotB Of Cook county that enc Of the
1eena,iyr Of the party which aIways stood tsue
toihe cauee ofths Union be could thtnk o{ no more
appropriate or better man than MI. McAItstef.
Chinese wall around The Germans OF Cook conufy,
but they would break It and come out unanimously
for The soldiers ticket On Tneeday night next
Capt Hayden, Mr. Martin and other arnsleme1
then sang In an eceentic style, 1aree number Of
vesres ret 10 the air OF llslly ltonnd the FlaS
Boys" The audience keeping up desrltot1 so1 OF
chofEs, and
The meeting then Adjourned.