V THE DAILY EVENING TELEG I? A HI. FII I LA 1 )ELrHI A , TUESDAY, OCTOBER 2, 18G0. 5 V CONNECTICUT. Itctnrne from the Town Klectlons Large Republican Ualns. The return received from the town elections In Connecticut indicate in almost every cane larre (rains on the Kepublican side. We calculate the results at followi, comparing thorn witb the rote ot last March : I llawley. English. Oct.liep.MaJ. ,Oatn. New London Co. Mew London.773 639 202 178 Hartford Co. bonthinitton.,809 897 70 158 Litohfleid Co. New Mil ford. .876 8G7 47 2? Fairfield Co. Danburr 711 721 180 140 ISorwa'k 838 651 180 7 Dom. tram htratlord 207 221. . carried without oppo'n New Haven Co. Seymour 167 224 13 83 TOWNSHIP RETURN'S. kbw Mil roan. Nbw Milpord, October 1. At our fall election tha day the radicals elected a clean tickot over the Copperhead ana apostate Republicans by from 80 to 47 majority. DEW LONDON. Nbw JOkdon, October 1 The Repub'ican ma jority here to-day on the tov. n election 1- 202 aeatnst "My Policy." Collector oi the port elected "l'owu Clier." BOUTHINQTON. Pl-AITTSVILLB, Oct. 1. The Republican majority in the Kouthington eloction to-day is 70. Last spring the Democrats carried the town by HO ma jority. "Sly l'olicy" is plaed out here. DANB0BV. Datiduby, Oct. 1. DaDbury all right. In tho largest yote eyer polled in a town meeting, the Re publican ticket y. as to day elected by an averaire majority of 130. Connecticut oon't swallow "My I olicy" quite yet. WEST CORNWALL. Wifli Cornwall, Oct. 1, 711 P. M. "Mr Policy" is wanting in Cornwall. The removal of the Postmaster oeems to have been bad polloy for Johnson. The entire Kepublican ticket Is elected by lamely increased majorities. Newly fledged Johnson men nre wearing long laces. They are In bad company. "Poor Tray." NORWALK. Norwalk, October 1. Norwalk gives 180 Repub lican mnjoruy at the town election to day. A large mejority ot the towns beard troiu in Fairfield county to Republican. BKTMOUR. Seymour, October 1. The Republicans carried their tickets lor town ofliaes In this JJemocratio stronghold to-day, for the first time in a good many year. English's majority over llawley last April was 67. STRATFORD. Stratvobd, October 1. Tho Republicans are having a grand jubilee in this town to-night. Their ticket was unanimously elected to-day. 1'he Bread-and-Butter Copperheads, tooling wean in tho back, trade no nominations. THE VOICE OF A TRUE PATRIOT. Resignation of Hon. Isaac X. Arnold. The Hon. Isaac N. Arnold, formerly Represen tative in Congress from the First Illinois Dis trict, which includes the city of .Chicago, and recently Auditor of the Treasury for trie Post Office Department, has tendered his resignation to the Presideut in ibe lollowtnt? sharp leter: Washington, 8eDtember 29. Sir: I hereby re sign the olhce ot Auditor ot the Treasury lor the Post-OiTicn Department. Three days before his assassination, the position was tendered to me by Presideut Lincoin, to facilitate ti.e preparation of a record ot his Administration, and the overthrow of slavery in the Repuoiio, which I then hoped he would live to completely consummate. When 1 ac cepted tbe commission lrom you, wuich death pre vented him from issuing, 1 did it in tho lull faith, based upon your patriotic record dunug tho Kooel lion, and your repeated declarations over tbo aead body oi the martyred Presideut, that your policy would make treason "odiou," and that you would be faithful to the loval men, North and South, who had saved the Rupuolic; that you would endeavor to cairy out tho pnuciplos which will make Lincoln's Administration illustrious to all time. I will do you the justice to say tnat X believe, if, while you wore addioasincr the lliino'8 delegation who waited on you ana tendered you the name r up port they bad given iheir own great statesman ir at that moment, when your heart seemed lull of loyalty and fidelity, and you told us that ''the people must understand that treason is the blackest of all crimes, and will surely bo punished," and tuat "when tbe question ot exercising mercy comes before me, it vill be considered ca mly, judicially, for wo must not forget that what aiav bo mercy t the individual is cruelty to the 6tato;" it at that time our iuture courso could have been hold up betoie you and your aponuoy could have ben foretold, you would havo Indignantly exclaimed: "is thy servant a aog, mat ne anoum ao tuis great thng?" You have betra ed the great Union party which elected Abraham Lincoln, which, as an inoident of the election, placid you in the ollice of Vice Presi dent. You nave deserted its principles, and are, to-day, in open, cordial communion with those who sought the overthrow of the repubho; ot those who, for tour long years, made v ar upon our flag, and who crowned their long catalogue ot crimes by the murder which placed you in the Executive chair. You are to day persecuting and denouncing tbe life-long lnends of Abraham Lincoln tuose on whom bis great arm leaned lor support in the hour of supreme pen! lor the Union. You are denounc ing and persecuting those lnends of Mr. Lincoln lor no oflense t ut tide ity to the principles and party whicn you have deserted. You have cboen as your friends and counsellors from the lately rebellious Htates, not the persecuted, abused, taitntul, heroic Union men, but those whose hands are yet staiLed with the blood of loyal men. In the loyal States your supporters and counsellors are, to a great extent, those whose sympathies were ever witu Rebels and traitors. In your present position, and witb such associates, it is natuiul you should hate those wuoso fidelity must to a conutant reproach to you. You are per secuting in Illinois and elsewhere the old personal mends of Mr. Lincoln, at the instance of his IHe long enemies. . ... Mr I're-ident, the American people. In their hour of bitterest anguish, wnen almost stupefied with grief over the murder of the noblest, grandest char acter which has adorned our history, heard your voice uttering bold, indignant, loyal, patriotic words, and they took you to their hearts and gave you their confidence. Where are you to-day f Who are your associates and advisertf What promise made over the dead body of Ltnooln have you kept? What pledge then utterod have you not broken? Sir, you are wielding immense power and patron age, but 1 tell you, not in anger, but in de pest sor row, there are lew names other than that of the Rebel chiet, as yet in Fortress Monroe, so odious among loval men and so popular among traitors as that of Andrew Joonou. With fidelity you would to-day have been the first of American statesmen ; with fidelity on your part there woa'd to day nave been harmony in all departments ot toe Govern ment, and peace and securi y throughout the Re public; with fidelity, it was yours to have saved the country, bod and tbe people will prevent your treachery from destroying it. 1 will not now oontrast your policy with that of your illustrious predecessor, but 1 ahall ask your attention to one point oul . To the loyal black man and to tne loyal white emu of the bout h Mr. Lincoln promised protection and security. He kept his pro mise. When Rebel emissaries, such as you pardon and take to your confidence, proposed to him to return to slavery the lilac soldiers of the Uulou army, and thus win the masters tboy bad fouht. Mr. Lincoln indignantly replied, "Should I do so, I should deserve to be damned in time and eternity." how cau you, Mr. President, occuoy the Executive Mansion as the successor ot Lincoln, how could you visit his'cravo. with the bl odv ouirages ot Mcm-itns and Nw Orieana unpunished? Do vou reniombor that ,'dr. Lmioln said, "Negroes, like other people, act unou naettves. It they stake their lives for us they must be prompted by the atroutest motives even tbe promise of freedom ; and the promts bttng made, must oe Kept." Tha notion tiromised the negro liberty and nrntnn. Inn im IihIiiiiiit it to DUt do wu the Rebellion. Yon have turned him over to his exasperated master, ROCKHILL & WILSON, Brown Stone Clolhlng Hall, Nos 603 and 605 C EES NUT St., Phila We hare" Jtftf resolved Hew and well-seleoted ' ckof CLOTHS, CA8SlMERE3,and VESTINGS. Also, OVFJt-COATIWU8 and SUITINGS, which we will make to eider at the ot rgfuoaable price , whom ho tielncd to subdue. When did you punish Rebel lor the murder of a loyal notrroP The Rebels are to-day your counsellors. They and the 'opncr. heads constitute a large majority of the who oall thenveivos your lnends. They control your pa ronapre. Relieving yon are to-day exerting yonr vast power In tho interest of the traitors, and that your policy should be overthrown at the ballot-box, that the Re public based on liberty and Justice, mty live, 1 re i ire iiom office that I may mere freely and effectively aid in that overthrow. I have tho honor to be, very respectfully, etc., Isaac N. Araoi.d. To Andrew Johnson, President of the United fates, INFORMATION FOR THIS PEOPLE. Proponed Amendment to the Consti tution. THE UNION REPUBLICAN PLATFORM. "Resolved, Br the Senate and House of Representa tives of the United htaies ot America two-thttda of noih Houses concurring That tbe fo lowing Artlole be proposed to the l.euis sturen ol tde several mates as an amendment to the oiiHtltutlon of the tnl e1 tratea which when rallied iy three fourth of said Legislatures, shall be valid as part oi the Constitu tion, viz : "Article 14. Pectlon 1. All persons born m natu ralized In tbe I 1 1 ed Ptatea, and sntdect to the Jurisdic tion thereof, areel Izona ot the United States and ot the state wherein they rei1e. f o Htate shall make or enforce any laws wtitrb shall ahrldite the privileges or Immunities ot citizens of the United states) nor "hull any Htate deprive any person of Hie, liherty, or pro perty. without due process of law, nor deny to any per son within Its 1 urlsdictton the equal protection of tbe laws." This section makes citizenship uniform in all the Statos, and protects citizens both North and (south ; for example, South Carolina must treat Pennsylva nlans with tho same respect that she troats her own citizens. "Section 2. Repraecntatlve shall be apportioned among the several .States according to their respective numbers, counting the whole number ol persons In each Htate, excluding lnrlans not taxed: biu whenever the right to vote at anv election tor l'resldent or Vice-President, and lor the United Htutes representatives In t:on gresf, executive ano judicial oltlcera or the members of the Leg'slatuies thereof, is denied to any mate Inhabitant of such Htate, belnr twenty-one yeaisef age, and citi zens ol the United Hta es. or In any way nbrldged, ex cept lor participation In rebellion or other crime, the basis oi representation therein shall be reduced In the proportion which tbe number of such mole citizens shall bear to the whole number of male citizens twenty-one years of age In such Htate." This section fixes the basis of representation in Congress npon the population of tho several States, with this proviio, that whore a State denies the elec tive franchise to acy of its qualified mate citizens of 21 jeais ot age (which any State is allowed to do under thia section), that thn its representation in Congress shall be proportionably reduced, thus regulating the representation in Congress by tbe number ot voters In each State. Under tho old Con stitution, tho South had three-fifths of all ber slaves added to ber free population to fix her representa tion in Congress; now tfcat slavery is abolished she will have two-filths more added thereto, and thus come back under the old Constitution with increased power, and would thus make the vote of one white man in the fouth nearly equal to t vo in the North. This is the reason why tbe Ucbois aro now opposing this pait of tbe amendment. ' Pectlon 3. No person shall be a Senator or Repre sentative In Congress or elector ot President or Vice President, or bo d any olllco. elvil ot military, under tbo United States, or under anv State, who, having pievlously taken an oath as a member of Congress, ,r as an olllcer of the United States, or as a member of anv Htate Legls'ature or as an executive or civil olllcer of any Htuie, lo support the Constitution of the United States, shall have envagcl in insurrection or rebellion against tne same, or giving nld or comiort to the ene mies thereof; but Congress msv, by a vote of two thirds in each House, remove such disability." Tho intention of this section is to give tbe offices to tbe Union men of the Souta, so that we shall have perpetual peace, and so that Jefferson Davis and other .traitors like him shall never again control thia Government, and thus endanger its liberties. If those leading Rebols should continue to hold the offices in the South, wo shall have no peaoe, but, on tbe contrary, perpetual strife. They have done enough a'ready. They should have no further say. Their children will succeed to the lights which they will lose by their tieason; this is enough, in all conscience . This section, you will observe, ap plies those Rebols only who have heretofore held office and taken an oath to support .the Constitution of the United States; should any hardships arise thereby, Congress may grant relief by a two-thirds yote. "Section 4. The validity of the public debt of the United Males, authorized by law. Including that in curred In payment nt bounties and pensions f ir services in suppressing insurrection or reoeiuon. sunn not be questioned; and neither tbe United Hta'es. nor any State shall assume or pav any debc or obligation in curred in aid of insurrection or rebellion against the nited.Stat.es. oranvclnlni lor loss or emancipation or anv slave: but all such debts, obligations, and claims shall behold illegal and void." This section will cut off all iuture hope on the part of the Rebels of securing payment for their slavos or of tbe Rebel dobt, and thus relieve our country from future sectional strife. POLITICAL. B3f AT TO W N II A L L, GEHMANTOWN, THIS EVENING. AT KIGUT O'CLOCK, GENERAL LOUIS WAGNER. AND CAfTAIN G. W, CURRY, ol Delaware, WILL ADDRESS THE CITIZENS. Caotan CUBKV especially d sires 10 talk to the WORKING MES, knl they arc Invited ti come In tuelr might. By order of Executive Committee Union league of Germantown. It ELLW0OD JO INSON. 2- HEADQUARTERS RlSPUHLilCAN INVINCI13L.ES Philadelphia, Octo'ier 2, Is ft ORDER No. 13. 1. Members will assemble promptly at TM o'clock THIS EVtKlKG. to parade la the Fourth Contressloiai Distilct, and participate In the meeting at Broad and Farilsh. II. Torches must be returned forthwith. BY OBDER OF OKOUGE TRUMAN, Jr., It MARSHAL ROCKHILL & WILSON, Brown Stone Clothing Hull, Nos. 603 and 605 CHESNUT St., Phila. FINE READY-MADE CLOTHING FOR GENTLEMEN AND YOUTH POLITICAL. UNION REPUBLICAN TICKET. 6TATE. GOVERNOR. Mnjor-Gciicral John YV. Geary. JUDICIARY. PRESIDENT JUDGK. HON. JOhEttl ALLISON. ASSOCIATE JUDGES. HON. WILLIAM 8. PIERCE, F. CARROLL BfiF.WHTr R, Esq. CITY 0FFICER3. RECEIVER OK TAXKU. RICHARD FELTZ. CITY COMMISSIONER. CAITAIN henby conker. COUNTY OFFICERS. CONGRESS. First lltrfct-Hon. CHARIER GIBBONS. Hecond District Hon. CHARLES O'A EILLJ Third Dlstrict-Uon. LEONARD MYEItn. Fouith District lion. WILLIAM D. KELLET. Fifth District CAL KB K. TAT LOK. SENATOR. ; First District JEREMIAH NICHOLS. RECORDER OE DEEDS. MAJOR GENERAL JOSHUA T. OWEN. PROTIIOXOTARY DISTRICT COURT. JAM 8 McMaNF.S. CLERK OF COURT OF QUARTER SESSIONS. JOHN O. BUTLER. CORONER. SAMUEL DANIELS. ASSEMBLY. First District GE OBOE W. GIIEGHAN. hecond District BOBEBT C. TlTI'EBMABY, Ihird District Fourth District WILLIAM w. watt. Fifth Distrlct-JOSEPH T. THO Ma si. Sixth Dlstrlct-JAVES FR&EBORS. Seventh District JAM E8 HUBKUS. I tvh tli District JAMEs N. KERN 8). Ninth District FRKD. D1TTUAM. Tenth District ELIhllA W. DAVI. Eleventh District WM. J. DOtfOUUOH. Twelfth District ALEXANDER ADAIUE. ahlrtccntuDlBtrlct-ENOS C. RENNK11. Fourteenth District W. M, WOBttlLL. Fifteenth District GKOKGE DE HAVEN, Jit. Sixteenth Distrlct-DAVID WALLACE. Seventeenth District EDWARD O. LEE. Eighteenth District JAMES N. MARKS By order of Union Republican City Executive Com mittee. WILLIAM K. LEEDi, President. John L. Hill. ) ., .,, Jcsi;ru 8. allen Secretaries 9 18 18t GRAND TORCHLIGHT PARADE SECOND CONGRi:SSIONAL AND FIRST SENATORIAL DISTRICTS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCT. 3. GEARY, O'NEILL, AND NICHOLS. C1HAU TOHOtlLIGHr PROCESSION of the Union Republican Citizens of the Second Congressional and First Senatorial Districts, coinprlslnu the First, (Second, Thlid, Fourth, flevanth, Eighth, Ninth. Tenth, and Twcntr-slxth Wards, the Boys In B'ue, Republican Invtnclblcs, and otl.er Clubs, postponed from SATURDAY lust, will take place AYeUiiesday Evening, October 3, ROUTE. The line will toim on LocuBt street, the rih t resting on Eighteenth street, and move at 8 o'clock precisely over the lollowlug route: Up Eighteenth street to Kace, thence to Twelfth, thence to Market, thence to Broad, thence to Pino, thence to Twenty first, thence to Fitzwater. thence to Thirteenth, thence to Federal, thence to Seventh, thence to Bced, thonce to Mova menslng avenue, thence to Christian thenoe to Ninth, thence to Market, and dismiss. WILLI AM J. OVENS, Chief Marshal. AIDS TO CHIEF MABSIIAL. Joseph Barlow, iei.se litteriiMrr, kobert U. l'ulfieon, Kennedy afcCaw, Heorpe Aim tin, Joseph Campbell, Henry I. Mcintire, Jaines 8. Thouumon. Charles C. Overbecic. 10 lit &5T eighth legislative DISTRICT. INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE, JOHN M. POMEROY. 10 1 It' J SECOND CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT. .T O II TV II U L m; hj, INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE. 0 29 8t ROCKHILL & VILSON, Broun Stone Clothing Hall, Nos. 603 and 605 CHESNUT St., Phila. The Ijarseat and Beat Aaaortmeiit of Boi V ClothlnK la th City. Boy' Clothing Hade to Order. POLITICAL. tT SPECIAL N O T I C E. SERIES OF PUBLIC MEETINGS TO BE HELD AT THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC. UNDER THE AUBPICE8 OF THE FOR THE FOLLOWING EVENINGS. VIZ. TUESDAY, OCTOBEIt 2, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 3, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 5. TheCitizenaof Philculelphia, anl tha Members of the Union League, Are respectfully invited to assemble at the ACADEMY OF MUSIC, OH TUESDAY EVENING, OCT. 2, AT 8 O'CLOCK. An Address will be delivered by HON. DAVIU PAUL BROWN- and ran HON. J. It. G. PITKIN, OF LOrISIANA, WILL RECITE AN ORIGINAL POEM. ALSO, ON WEDNESDAY, OCTOBFI1 3, AT 8 O'CLOCK. Addresses will be delivered by EX-VICE-PRESIDENT HANNIBAL HAMLIN AND THE HON. GALUSHA A GROW. ALSO, ON FRIDAY, OCTOBER 5, An Addre's will be delivered by the HON. HORACE GREELEY, AND CLINTON LLOYD, ESQ , Of Williamaport, Pennsylvania. LAU1KS are especially Invited to be present upon each occasion. Tickets of admission for each evening will b Issued at the LEAGUE HOUSE on the MORNING of the respective days ol each address. By order of the Committee on Public Meetings. JAHES H. OBJfE, Chairman. Charles S. Oodkn, Secretary. 1015t ROCKHILL & WILSON, Brown Stone Clothing Hall, Nos. 603 arid 605 CHESNUT St., Phila. Beady-Hade Clothing for Men. Ready-Made Clotting for Youth. Beady-Made Clothing for Boys. POLITICAL. tW 1 X E E M E N TO THE FRONT!! The Day that Decides Future is at Hand! the Tho Crisis i.s Upon Uh! The Second Tuesday of October Will Settle the Destiny of the Nation ! SHALL LIBERTY BE LOST AND TUB SWAY OF A DICTATOR BEGIN? Or shall the Bepublic he saved, and tne BIGOT OF THE MAJORITY TO KUlI be perpetuated? This is tha VITAL IbBTJKl Arise, freemen 1 and prepare tor the struggle. Gather ia MASS Friday Evening, October 5, AT TUB UNION LEAGUE HOUSE COME ALL TRUE MEN AND HEAR GOVERNOR CTJBTIV, GKNKKAL OCABT, HON. CHARLES OIBBONS. HON. CHARLES O'NEILL, HON. LEONARD MTERS, HON. WILLIAM 1). KELLIiV, HON . CALtB N. TATI.OB, HON. IS. IIU08ELL TH.VYER, HON. A. O. CATTELL. HON. SIMON CAMbUUN. HON. MORTON Mo MICHAEL, HON. JOHN W. FORNEY, HON. WAYNE McVhlUtt, HON. LOUIS W. HALL. HON. LEWIS PAl KhR, Maine, WILLIAM B. MANN, Kwj . DAVID PAUL HR0WN.E8Q., COLONEL WILLIAM B. TUJMA4. ISAAC HAZLKItURST, lCaJ.. MAJOR CALHOUN, t.ENERAL, JUeHUA T. OWEN, GENERAL LOUIS WAGNBB. JOHN OOFORTU, Fsj , GENERAL GEURUE KUliEHON. Leave your labor early, and devote yoursolvej to Tour Country 1 Come from your Workshops! Coino In Battalion."! Come with Bannont With stonU hoaru and de crrnineJ wtill Let every Ward, every Club, every Omanizttlon, uiusu r in Its strength, aod join tbe Grand Demonstration of Patriots, who are resolved that "the Government of the l'eop e, or the People, and for the People, shall not Perish lrom tho Earth 1" SOLDIERS 1 SAILORS 1 Shall the Rebel hordes you subdued be suffered to again mount to Power, and Rule you? Will tou allow Hoacliorr in high places to undo all your glorious work? Shall the holy sacrifice of over 3V0 OO11 lives of your heroic comrades be forgot ten? Have the noble Dead, Indeed diod In Vain? AMhl'ICANbl Now. as ever, the cause of Freedom and 8;lt-dOvernmcnt rests on the Intelligence, the Pa triotism, and tbe Courage of tbe People I Are you ready for tbe Struggle? Maine has fired tbe lint gun 1 Let the Keystone emulate the Star of the East! Let us roil up a stand majority for GEARY AND CONGRESS! THE PRESIDENT, Blind to facts, Infatuated, and wickedly advtied, dis putes tbe CONSTITUTIONAL BIGHTS OF G0NGEESS. Tbe repeated arguments and appeolsol the people, and their rentescntatives are wantonly disregarded. VAST MAJORITIES Will penetrate tie circle which surrounds the Chief Magistrate, and convince even him and his bad advisers tbat the people will never surfer REBELS TO RULE TATRI0TS. A srand victory at the polls will arrest the usurpa tions of the ONE-MAS TOWERt Let us sustain our trua Representatives bv re-echoing that all persons bom or naturalized in the United Btatesare citizens of the United States; allailke enti tled to "Lite, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Happiness;" -bat one Keb. i. at the Bonn shall not be equal to two Loyal Mem attiik Nobtu; that no oilloer. civil or military, who has violated his oath to sustain tbe Con stitution of the United hiatcs, shall attain hold office nnder tbat Constitution unless specially a'lowed so to do by Congress, tbe law-making power of the country; thtt the loyal war debt is forever sacred; that our pen sioned widows and orphans never snail be fornottea; and that never shall the debt aontracted bv tbe Rebels lor the murder of our sons and brothers be paid by a loyal people. PENSIONS TO UNION HOLDIKR? MP.T AND SHALL BE PAID. UEMFMBEKl GENERAL GR INT HAS hA ID : 'lo ask ary soldier to vote tor such a man (tilES TFB (XVMfcBX 01 at one time known disloyalty, r gslnst saotl.er who has served four years in the Union Army, with credit to himself and benefit to LU country, la a GROSS I8CLT." The Lend of Fenn is in Earnest. "C.ver thy crags, Alleghany, a blast has been blown, Down thy tide, Suiquebanna, the thunder has gone, IT( m tbe Delaware's marg) to the Lake of the West, W hereier the loot of tbe freeman hath pressed, Tbe voice ol thi people n prise n a wake venusylvanla's watohword with Freedom at stake Thiiltlng up lrom each Valley hurry down lrom each height, Our Country and Liberty I God for tha Bight." The Grand Old tate looks to her Metropolis We are ready I Fall in I March I Double quick 1 Charge on your oil adveiaarlesl Root and ruin them toraverl Cbargel and av the Union 1 Save Liberty from the throttling graspof tho loet Save your prlceies heri tage! Vii.dlcatc to the w rid tbe common sense of tbe Aweiican People, by securing for yourielvea and for posterity tbe unimpaired RlfaUT of tha CIO 2 tt MAJORITY TO GOTERX. FOR ALDERMAN, FIFTH WA.i:i, WIIM.IAM W. DOUOIIEUTY. W Iffil POLITICAL. 65" ACADEMY OF MUSI (J. NOTICE. In continence of tho snddoa indisposition of DAVID PAUL BROWN, B5Q., Thatentletnan will be unable to address Lla teHew. citizens THIS EVENING, AS ANNOUNCED. t.The Committee have effected an arrangement with HON. M. RUSSELL THAYHR, Who will addiess Ills fellow-cltiiteus at the AC ADFMT Of MUSIC TO-NIOUT. instead ot the flrst-necllono4 gentleman Tickets a'ready insucd will be received n lino cbaura k ad occurred. n tSgT UNION MASS MEETING. FIRST CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT. GEASY, GIBBONS, AND VICTORY! A Meeting ot the Fnends of tbe Union, and of tti Union Republican Candidates of the First Congrwtoaal Distrtct, will be held At the Corner of Mo amenslng Avenue stud AVaahlngtou Aveuue, ON TUESDAY EVENING, OCT. 2, AT 7J O'CLOCB lo take measmes for Unlversul Liberty, and tae fntoie SECUIIITY OF THE UNION. All friends of Freedom opposed to TRAITORS, w bolter to their counuy, like DA VI. and LF.K, or t TUK1K PARTY, like JOHNSON, and who are detef. mil ed that none but Loyal Men Shall riereafter Rule the Country, Are Invited to attend. The following eloquoot Speaker will aJdro.-M tbo oieetlng: Hon. CHARLES GIBBONS, Hon. WILLIAM B. MANN, JOHN t.OrOBIH. Esq . Colonel THOMAS FI1ZQFRALD Urn al JO.H11UA T. OWEN, LELEL REEVE. Esq., AND OT RISKS. Br order of the Union Republican City KxecuUva Committee. ROBERT T. OIL', Cbnirrtmn ot Com. on Town Meetings. 10 1 2t VW A T TEN T ION, E I G U T II W A K D. THE DNI0N RSPaBLICAN CITLZENS OF THE EIGHTH WABD WILL ASSEMBLE ON WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCT. 3, At seven o'clock, at Bread and Locust streets, to join in THE GRAND TORCHLIGHT PARADE Postponed from Saturday Evening Ian. In the Second Congressional and Firnt Senatorial District Citizens having horses are invited to, parade mounted. By order ot the Committee on Arrangements. JOHN C. MARTIN, President. Clattok McMichael, Secretary. 10 1 Jt FOURTH WARD. JETFEltPON COR t NET BAD please take notice - The Union Re publicans ot the Fourth Ward will meet at tae hoiue of Adan Uahser No. 712 PA8sUK Koad on TO MPRHOW tWronesdav) EVENING at 7 o'clock lor the pnrposepf vaiticlpating In the Torohllght Pro'cea slon oi the tlrsi Senatorial and Second Cougrenslonal jilKtrlcte. By order of It 'JUOalAS M. McKKEVEB, HarshaL NEW PUBLICATIONS. THE PICTORIAL BOOK OF AVECDOTES INCIDENTS Of THE REBELLION t Heroic Patriotic. Romantic. Humorous, and Trairical Ibere Is certain minion ot the wr tbat will never KO Into the lepular blHtorlcs, and will not not embodied in romance and poetry, which is a very real part oi It. and will ! preserved, convey to succeeding generations a bettet 1; i oi the spirit of the conflict ihan many drr reports o; curclul narratives ol eveuts, and this part mar be called i lie gossip, the fuu the pathos, of tne war This iliuhtratea the character ot (lie .eadnrs tlie humor ot the sold era, ihe devotion of Women, tbe bravery of men, tbe pluck oi our heroes, the romance and hanlxiiiuH of the service. From the bclunlii ol the war the author has been eni!Kd in colltctiug all the anecdote conncoied with or I iatiatlve i.f 1 , and has groaned and elasliled them under appropriate heada. and In a verv altractive lorm. J 'Ibe vo'uiue Is nrotuselv Uiustratcd with over 800 en pravlnts b.t tbe first artists, which are leally beaurhui: worthy of examina' Ion as specimens ot th, art Manv pt them are st into the body ot th text, alier tho piu lar style ol Losing s Pictorial Held Uooa ot the Revolu tion. I ih book's cout-nts inc.ude reminiscences of camp, picket, snv, scout bivouac slcga and banle-tleid adv.ntures) thrilling leais o bravery, wif, arollorf. comical ami luaicroux adventures, etc., etc Amusement as well as Instruction mav b fount in eveiy pane, us aruiihic detail brl isnt wit aud Hiithen t o lilMory ate aklliu y ia erwoven In thus work ot liicruty art J'i is work sells ltsel'. 1 ho peonle are tired of dry do tal s and partisan worns, and want suiueth'nii humorous romantic, kud startling. . ur agents are uinklrg irjiu alW) to 200 per u-onth e'ear ot a 1 expenavs Aoud lor circulars nlving lull pariicu:urs, aud see our terms and proof ot the above ascr fon. 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