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rshlns -eh sutsti ute iiiay bs di-ch.rsed ~ the
eAtnle4 al tai-f ItaiIob or ltfer aIlsanre ~ The
expes Y q The Governmeft. pntl accepted and en-
f''sie'i-
". EkkNrirIo>s.
ar Her7ons Claiming t'AesnfthF fun mi.ifaty duty
unosf 9niS act shall he lrniId b. The enrolling or-
y make Data that th5y are tswhIy exesnuk and
exsInpiieis
aerf> eagAsed Ia manufacturing such rI5th L. ma,
be uSed by lie army coIhiBg. material u any
Kind nfea ia the service a tis Confederate aad
sots fiiiess Will De exempt not exceeding h,Wever
m afy oil establishment the nni,<r Ier.ssj u il
elIssetit sll'erA,lon-
Ellrslife officers WIN rfpOrt peskytb I.ieus Col
All r4nueus viii i,e made upon black tfnIn,sh~d
the snroilig csieTrs) Ia dup ate Duplicate oIl- Of
w-I,l,d u this unice- h tx 81 III lie bel rr-s t- ,ss
',l,S5 and p u br iorwlled 70 The sjatnt earsI
A roll MA be male by TIE enrolling oa6ceEs and
i1iN atue tq tlis uilc<. lOi All pe,ns " tht fb.f
1istttcls hetNeen INC ages 81 - >na Sosu.' h-y b.
exempt Under tue hf-t SECTION = The act of CnhSres~
to exelBt cerit.i ersHs FROM e8foiln-nt b.r -r
wee "a rs arni'is 81 tns s'aifdeiae states Ar-
ti rsl Viii he it All V Il al per-il
ti'at he T. exrtupted by Isw The Iidassis kin ~
n,nii'.feEi anu fyierred - y niusrsf bma II
.sl''r ~ 'osit. Inc islnr n Inc person npted.
~ eh5.iins elest eau exempt any pers'n h'n tue
gFoiifd al sis di-abiy blit such prrssu Il abe
20 iiaye4 mas. proceed 70 Rifxv.lse. % exam
'sso y he sui.eeh eAiftel FiPuintec Tor bat lur
fse- Ia case tne p,s-l x ana Cd 4, his +. e.. ~
air ,e nisil q eiisaes Ied Is tra ing pills -cian
fthr eltng eihcer. aud the ,erk,u must E,.k- a
NJ Ken lfliaasit he ssl l,sl nj a .sel - tie
etlrOinnl officer soou n ns shall he e ,udst a.
Retsol,s u-Ci, re,s ifsn the Wee A. M, x,,,,f
eAt ?. rets's 'i having ilsr9l>hsd aud
tslr sls,-titate. and the ~ tsgned s t,,-
y liiIa Idiag OH er the iure t 81
~ caIHR 81 Instruction must state hat they ..re
dschaEked BY reason Having FURNISHED s,it-t,
thIe. l ir .
Az soon A. person shall be enTliiled the trroling
iloer viii Iufh-4 hn VITA tfass-rrt.,t ifun, TIE
sisterrol gisng deseriIti aud enrolt,lluI an
5iuer bun feRo stte tarnb Il tustfiks t,, II
nHro2s Ms if4nse r'p' gisse aay Quarter
etAolf t"e pcr7si 10 get ms tIi-l,Ita
fersl'ns eHrolle Who fail y report ia ehsonsb =
time Will b. t,s4led oe-kfter. uulrs. .,l-.acts r.,
eAl lsri be gsseti ii,r tile deiss.
sald any IessDn iIt5se nd G Inscription refuse a.
be eurea. shall leIze 10 furnish isI- A nine :.
&C.. tts en.ong ufhreI viii cad u,,ou7ne ynef.n IA
arrest such peispn peIsls who VIII v leu 4, pc
el e necesaIy raplsy 10 the eolnsAanaIng ficer u
tie deipsIt-nens irsscf military Iar,e A. NJ mav e
qolIe should thesirfn Ina the executll 81 ii,-
az y The n4o4llag oh nB report The att inm=
0at 10 The s0lrIn,Ie o tue secl = srrs 10
u coz tnanufht sf talp u DESTRUCTION ~ Hssxynle
T. u Bi-A M. l4<ul- Col- a. = h,
4 lSnPt k=e'Ig serS a todnat Vi lamp u last. 4
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Notice.

II VIII. receive f,r ore ne, ~ ny o1re. bids ~
i fhe delivery ~ Ore hon-and C.rdsof waod - BE-
deisrerrd re mrs or The ronfrsc1 III te
= awarded - The loHc-f biii-r-
JOHN D. THOMAS.
oct1-iu H.i- Pest Qsar1 rrnassrr
.Chatta1oorn Ten
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NIfl-A - tr-i- -
Col11trns. Geo. >,cTt- Slh l1r1-
IlT ord<r - Quar1ernasier fsrnerri have hrcn IN
- trusted wih enfire confri q collecting The Kids
81 the heeres kid for The army. 20 tanning and ths
purrlA~e q Ieathsr fr lf.crurr- Tnnners hnr-
iIE lafher had Ard lag hiaes uili A NJ I,
~dtfess With proper rrFrrencez TIE nr-ur -r,-t
e bod. AID u y ne tusy 81 al rtrirsic tnunrrs
as-lsf On dung All leather kelf ~ uu-e..-- a.
priueE uilI - iEpren-ed- p ". nIIl.ARIf
N1ir A. On
<cufhrrn runfe6ernrr enpr ana rr,f 1T - ~ -
See an r.riE.I
p = SD copy PIPER enutlininr The n.i-r-1iee
osnf. - ~ DllI.IAHu.
s-lt1 A o.
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GLEN BSbcrtise lllcnts.
For sale.

a IGOMBINATfOH CAMP COT.-Cot md va.
~ mars an one. Price tI4. apply al this oficel
oct4-3t
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To The Farmers Of East Tennessee
Military Blanks.

TIE FRANKLIN STEAM PRINTING
HOUSE,
ATLANTA. . TO-.
(1AS furui,h. % cknrnsnd-rs. 81 short nntice and
" In - style. every s@riefF ~ military slick
l1E prSce<as - n gnrk be dsne 81 ans sim
ilhr tie fsilfsi-r1te States 81 AnHrlra-
OtIr facilities inr rslijg ard nrains. not xrrled
81 any e~fa, ilAhnert- StrLra h11t ths foiioaing
MUSTER AND|PAT rolls.
MUSTER ROLLS.
RftsISENTALi MONTHLY RETURNS
BRIG ABE NJy1'HfsT RtzI Z rms.
Company NoNTHLf HETC RSS.
Moaning weeky SD Nu1ttiS RI, oii<.-cs. Eegf
With MANY nthcrS
81 Orders. fnr Blanks ether weik. entrusted
ar hands shah .rseir- proinpt sgi~nii.n md me-f
with early despatch.
Aiiress- II TOM 4 c.
Prnpriet ~ Fr1nklin l'rinf NJ Hssirr
septlS-u Atlanta Ca
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List tol u4mes Of deserted from the traysvil.t
HFpifalb lot which reward e thirty dollars (s3O)
\ Tered oF the apprehension - eAeh 10 0e deliF-
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Provost MarshaIls OF srs.
PROVOST MkRsHAL'S OFFICE.
chattanOoga SEPT e. lss-

l. Hereafter and until further rrdrs the Pn'icr Gnard
vii cea>e IN halt demand passes fufn ladies' IN ne
Stf'ets hat VIII paS them with ~ due cnnrteSy
BY - "sdrr Il cHAs- PkokN
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ExrcrTlrk HkaD OCasrar..
Chaifsn,soga. Aug ~. Ist1-
eESERAL ORDER.

6EyERAL OGDER. ,
Ma,
IAe feccs~ify n sr-nln- AR rnra fronrs nho nre
10Y rcfnrrilE fr1uf Mr. hrrn pris.-s. and lhe
fi's wht a are o. ~ i.T.-if l1- fcif. rcnl-r-
ilnll--~ible - frscurr sr-l@ ~ = SAT- g.
he tuaf-drr-te army heirr IN lnii~f. IL
utlcritie~ auri sly desire al thinr-d
I-nn---re reirs a. fh- rnsximun. and j. beli~ref
~ = the great i,ty a Drrr Who are 1iIi,r a
rulnniir i enrnl hen lives ih their ffirrl- and
kiiiiiei aInrlty fil- ~crrice-
he ts'Ftr1 y i fhrrrfrc clrn1.e,et ~ suspend al
rt.tr1 u of-4nrfr stare t'r..---
tsenefal lr3crx So- 6 aud are su-rfrrnariira -
lhe cornandnE cdrcr- ~ cori,~ aire-ay s,rrarixrE
~l rtfuru fier l~frr rolls O. ihc A,liu1.nt is-s.es
- he State and Icl,'rf r SPECIAL a lfrt-
Bg cnnlnland ~ lsor-ranr
tSllAM a. HARRIS
~ e NnirraoESE. a 1T tsrn1-
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-oFFIiis- RElRTITiNii ilE.PAKTNEST.
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All l'~rsar liai1r - -un.i,sfion unarr - a 20
C'nEr-- arisv.r-l pril lEft. l@s1 uil 49, a-io-ea
nr-i thr rf,l 70 q r.llnie-r II nrr arfirninr
Trfnpany nv in a. x rhe Cuiirlrsfe ~ -
rrh l-r.irrs vi rlrr.r .lrrs q, tI.e 9r-nta
Ing oti-er athin ~ n - ouit 81 .hr. n sr
llnuE ard - erFsed rsri r~r< o. lr rrr.-l inr
tht n-rire~ = fhi- E-r thrr IN - srrrI 81 lsrr
Thr rnroiinr nf-r- III lnslr uf fhe ~urs.,l.ir 80
20 r,leioer< rlurIicrff hnc rsrn lshri his -
ElEh tle issis ~ fl,rg - c.rnrie1ed 11.F
Al al-a furnish Ile r..iaa rtr- a1th q s-nt-rf,.r
fran tire ri~ rirrr his slIs-r,r.fir.a aud ears -.
dry -rns1 ansl refsif-l and lrsst he rrlur-r -,
r,ilarf Eifn tbr NJ r's d. r-nd-r tr,e rSi
u,n a. -lrlafks tl.r rinssIas-.f tle -Hir~r rsu
f.r tie rrrnnsrl a1l rr-a--f g. asic f7- ,r.lu.,-
rerr de~ires - - 1frarli-l
On lrr>zftih- far d--~fi..i-Te ~ ~ anr O1ar1rr
fac r''i1uissr al II frilii-h-d MA fla1.s-,
fari..ul kaoxr-le-
The r-.'s.eins.- e 81 efellfnis a. - y reri.rs
a. - filr ciIft,iinr r1ir-r-
= D. BLAkE. I1-.s- Cd e. = A.
eeT'-a - ~nr'f fnir,iIinE l,tf.r-
- th.rian1oga Rebel isr,snFilir I.annrr afh.u-
p - Cieavfi.a3 Bsaner and B,sssai Asrcnfe r..,,r
a.ld enl 1l u >nrerinfr,,e.f = Eriilii-- la~rs-
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TERMs OF TUITION.

IE X ID U 4 i IT y n.
PumsSs Issas'r.eptsia 0op-r Amman
Frf-Lrnan Clzzs % 90
Sphni11re % 80
J.snior = ~ o.
Seuior &C O.
II Music Piano. Guitar nrf 80.
Mrt,dron. 4 - -
Thorough Bss- f'ou1r.- &c 70 o. (.
r'rrnch and slther Ma-icr- LAM y,
"A. -. 80 80
In the rnarn rhfal Thrlrt rtef fun ,rnsiS-n. fIl
f,e made. ur the tlrilinar1 pri- -
The rule II % lnent i hsll IN adranre The ret
by tie middle al the terra
Board h. hid in lo,t fsr1lie. ard an -crrsri-
enf artin- hoHres Il 30 nnrne j. isr inzn- laIss.
The price n bard. including light sri fuel =
exceed $50 per reek e. Is. PARK
Aug. >, - Serrc,=ry : Treasurer
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rT,HE nndsniru-d nd rurrreucc fi,e reeas,f ~.
Il sinn ~ III rhroi il llf Curni'ersn. fl.-a -sit
lsr rreseat snanfh re ho1-. O. ns-fr ' rr-fir,u
ailnn 81 ~ eters T'atrrnaEe With uhirh tr cturu
1ffy has faFns-i / N IN rbe PAT
lEE1s- klrHisusry hranrles per Eve nan hs - %
-ierce-- lea-aTay- EnrIi<h trar.rnar- 60 ~ %
o--haf u .tEl-ice. - plher ~ th- middir % a.
-es-irn-- Batn b.ys and girls vii - srueito.l
hartsnno-a. ~-p- stain A. TENPf.ETON-
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Din Acres OF laIla ~lIllln = miles Of Chattaioc
AZ r ga Agpg'o ). C. WASHER
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ilEADlr ST - DffsErne>r N. >
Nrrsr.a. Team. Sc,f- $ lSce
SPBcTAI ORDERS
No o.
Ihe l'rsidt4t hRrin< snthorif 4 ske enlrc< r-ri q
~ tol-rf1rf l1w On he stale 81 Trnprsce. scrss
are ftoE enr1< in ie rrrIiar1r-f step. inr exe<
rFtun Al sfr- ~ il4b.e y ~ irrrn~ III te srwrt
70 f,ilntetr il ~1rh c.nfun- Tier nay etlcc1
thirty days Tar lncarrnce y ~ ma rxeufi fheu
nnuevfr. lr1n cr1scripfiu1 az any rl.crn~nL i a
's1nd the r1rk< ~ or n,al- Tennr<arc regiments
VII tsn - rl el ty Ftlniefr eniist meats. IA
ll-11ie- o. reEfl-ufe rl - received until ths
ranks 81 u. o. ~-rrice A. fan
b. c0nmand % Gu Bag
GEO q. GARNER.
(Ohrl@ll A. A. Geul.
JSo. n OTFr.
a Gs.L -rpisIs
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Is When any person Liable u military duty under
ms scts bit hot YET Mastered into service IN ANY
company desires furnish Substitute he shall rI-
PoFtsfiIllself with he ubtiuie tie comnau
p esup Of instruction. aid II tie sal-lndie be
iawtttl exempt ir'm mil tary duty. nj on nlna-
Len Dyn Hursetlt OF Assistant Surgeon. De pr3
"a rs,d AID ~ al REJECTS Il e. military service
be may be acce pied and e1rord the Jerb., fur.
con ilBd4nt tine camp llt 10 substitute la 4 be
eAfte4 al tlau~i or tIer aik.~anre a. the
exIes ~ of The Government. unt1 20 accepted and en-
ruled
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1EaDorasTFEs C. = Far.urs
-. Qhsttsnoasa. Ieza- SIT ;. lssa-
SPECIAL Ot.DERl
A"- is
VI All o1lrrrs - this Pet aud al WIN rnlr
hereafer arfv- here ucfhrr -. cuiT ~ MT IN IN
nieii-tsiT rrrfrf psrsan 10 Major N. e Peyian
comm -.ilng r,e Pot 80 Chattanonra-
~ epnina y N.iar fs.n-rsl :. gene-
Gll-t35 r. COKE.
sepl1 A-4d5t seal
fatrarfl
HE.noUaE-rEs cna-r.soosa. Trxxs =.
SPECIAL onDER. = -''' 80
Ne
H. All snltisr1 dscharCrd from hnsr'ifal- rrfurn-
lne Urn Sex failouEts. or uho MY y arT means
b-carn- sefrrntsi lar, tfrf- rrrsr.- usIi n
a-IiE.rE - sis r.ace. in-ned,afriE repr. Nj =
" " DAVIS. ounrnn1irE camp --I,irerriun-~
b coana1d 20 Maj. Gen = Junes
Gas : STRlNGFEIL0V-
anE-ln A. Goa
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cpSscRrpTIa atIentin I: enrolling os-
6ceFs is CALLED tol HE DISTRACTIONS. lsy eai
Fil.!le tlla sHherinisnderlt of that lepaEtlnenE
published inlour AliFsriiking columns. fl
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by comHlnd q Ut w nc A717ITT-
JOHN l. CHANDLER.
A-A-A- Gszeral
- Aralta confsdsraey win copy for u-sk
and send bill 20 thi. Post 80 IN
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SOY or Din joins IIskoFtT sF..--Tnei Richmond
Examiner or the 3oEl, tobfaTns a list ~ Yan"
kee risoner$just a 4ived iTR ichm,,l.,l siiron;s
tlferq is The rlAlqe Of C4pd John Brown.l,f the
pot Ohio, sill 70 Hqtie Son Of the s.imnortalT
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ThANks45lv{ arf IiIddhted 10 Mr.. Geo. II.
Morgan es4l guf irikhi HiIlE AID. At Alslrfvesl
berp orElaih Nashville papers. these Iavork
are Lvtry acd{piahlHl aud return orr sincere
sIiasikf fof them.
, 1862-11-05
CHICAGO. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER5, 1862.

With passing through them with the intention
of visiting the enemy and giving them fntoK-
nation. The commission found him guilty,
being convinced the prisoner w4s SPY, and
Unanimously agreed that he be hanged The
order of the president OF the United States
upon the proceedings is a. follows:
$50 far AZ the sentence Of the case relates
to the accused as epy, it is disapproved, the
c9 mmission not having iuf1sdic jon OF the Of
tense. The sente nee Of death Il mitigated to
imprisonment of six months, commencing
this day, October 25th, 1862.
"a. L1ScoLS.''
Col. Robt. Allen, quartermaster, has been
annc urced rs chief purchasing qoa:termaster,
ard Col T. J. Hamea, eommissary OF subsist-
ence, u. g. army, Is chief purchasing com
m:esary for the Departments Of the Missouri,
the Tennessee and Northweat
It is known to the friends Of Gen Hsraey
that he will return to st, Louis to await the
orde1s Of the war department.
An order has bean issued defetTing the or
garization Of the regiments md comanies OF
engineers Recognized BY the act Of July last.
Tie president has revoked the order dis.
msesing Lieut.. Z. P. Crawford from military
service.
Msj. Gen. Schuyler Hamilton has been OF
dered to duty under Gen. Rosecrans-
, 1862-11-05
Micllt.on.

4EIECHAt DitpAlEu u luE talCaEn lTlHuue
DETROIT, Nov. 4-9p. m. !.
Tlis city has gone fusion by GOO to 700
c1cc;irg five members Of the House and two
Senators; in the LIST senatorial district, Nn,
Adair, Democrat, and In the "a district, Wm.
c. DaIcan, our Mayor, over Henry ?. Bid
win. the present sen ator.
Tits ia q Republican loss Of one senator and
and five members The city is usually D.mo-
cratic by from 500 to 700 majority. The
county has undoubtedly gone Democratic bY
about 500 majority. This Is not unfav orable-
Tie result is caused by the absence Of Kepub-
Icans II the arny, aid sore-headed Repupli-
cans
Tic news from tic State is favorable to the
e!ecii.n of the whole Republican Safe ticket
by a handsome majority.
Beaman, Republican, is undoubtedly elected
to Congress in this district
DETROIT, Nov. I'LL D. m.-scc:tcr!ns re-
turns indicate the election OF the whole Re-
publican State ticket, by q ajositJ Itob15ls
not less than 5. .0G0.
ISpecial Dispatch to the Cbicaso Trau2e.l
DETROIT, Nov. l-ridAisht.
Later intelligence coutrms INF previous dis
rA1ch, that The whole Republican State ticket
has been elected. Blair's majority will be
5000 at Least.
The Legislature will 10 all probability be
Republican, which insHres the reelection o!
Chandler. This will be bitter pill for trai-
| tors,
We hope we haye elected I'll six members o'
Congress, but, as wc have received only feH
| returns as yet, 1 will not trouble you with dc
tails. It is enough that the State is safe.
Especial Dispatch 10 the Chicago Tsibuue.1
/ MARsuALL, Mich Nov. I, 1861.
Stout, Democrat, has forty 2jority in Jack
son aaa sixty-four IN G:ass Lake. Grange.
| uusioa) eigh'y-fuur majority in Jackson
, 1862-11-05


New YoHk, Nor. S.--Tnc STEAMER CahaS-
la, 1r.1n New Orleans 2Sth uss-, arrived TO-
Gay with 30 sick soldiers. Tue t,,llo&ior
died Il the passage: James Campeell: 4. ].
Cha1terton. Julius B. Latnrop, ". 6. Cooler,
9Th Michigan.
The New Orleans D:E1 Of the 9th cont aics
tbt fo'lcwing items:
TIE Spanish steamship Cuba arrived this
morning from Havana, which port she lett VI
the 21st inst.
eeyenty-,hree Union refugees, fac hut
rasged ret Of men. clothed in the garb Of
Itxas Rangers, arrived in lne city this mnrn-
ins trum Aatalo7as. They come to join
the Crlon a11uy, to return to Texas and
tight for their honts and property, FROM
which they have been driven By the seccs-
tionists.
The French adm;ra! Reyrsud, with the
f1iea1e Gut rrieEe Ard the Eunboat Renandin,
arrived at New Orleans on the 2jih, from New
York.
TIE French eunboat Catlnett and the Eng
1ifh gunboat Rinaldo aTr anchored oil Mn
Or}eaus.
Tie residence of D. II. Forschlier, Oh Nag
az;ne street. New Orleans, had bean T3ooet
| Ut an iron eatc containing Important ;sa:'ers
silver ware, jewelry, money, e:c , 10 the 7Alu'
| uIS1LO ,tDU.
, 1862-11-05

clFcf Cfeek, uemocrAtic majority, l; aartani
Minogk, woodtord county, Republican ma-
Dixon. Lee county, Republican majority, 60.
NV Ra1snd, Lasalle county, Republican
Grafton, McHenry county, 70 Republican
feru. Lasalle county, s+aue'e majority 1888,
Brooke, 1888; Dl:key's, Ia. Aliens, 1873.
Palatipe. Cook county, Republican major
ify 1o5; whole vote 2l3
Kasesi1e, Kane county, Republican major
Amboy, Lee county. Republican majority
CA; Lee Center, 81.
E.ie. Stephenson county, DenocrAtic ma-
jority, II; Dekota,, Republican majority, IL.
Harrison, W:unebago county, Republican
majority, L; New W.lford, Republican ma-
jo1ity: 9si Cherry Valley, Republican mejor-
ity. l27; Lysander, Republican majority 73:
Pa]m, n, Lee county, Republican majority.
16: Nelson, Republican majority IS.
Putnam county, Snatch vine precinct, Re-
publican majority u.
kankakee C0Q1ty-Manten0, 81; Slina,
1roquoIs County Caebanse, 73 Republican
Centre, Bureau Count5-Repablican majo-
rity, 1G3.
Gentseo. m-Repnblicsn majority, 175.
Champaign CouutT-Four townships, In
f: Guiding Champ sE ,gne City and UrbAni' kspue-
Ctmo Township. Whitesides County
! publican majority, IS.
Sterling Township. Whitesides county-Re-
| publican majority, 165-
Rcck County, Twelve to Ens and two
cities In this county give Sloan, (Repubhcan)
Hajo1ity Of 1,367.
Morris, Grundy County, nL-Repuh1ican
majority, 400
Sr:dz, McHenrg County, 1n--Rcpuolican
nl*jo1ity, 81.
Prov'so, Cook County, In.-Eepublican mr.
j.rity, 93.
| Mclean County, m--Rspu5licao majority
| shout SEQ.
Calumet, Cook County, H. Republican
majority (Arnold's} ~; rest Of ticket 5.
ala1tc*s'n. Will Coarty, 1l-Repaalicaz
n1ajori:y, Is.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune-7
CAIRo, November 4. 1862.
The election passed of quietlY-liSe jug
hal dir, one-sided. Whole number Of vote
c:st :1'SS:- VOTES not yst counted. Inserso!
vii! probably receive seventy-lye to eight.
votss, leaving allen majority Of 3'0 to Ss2
, 1862-11-05

Wisconsin,.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribuue.1
MADISON, Wis, Nov. 1, 1872.
TIE goth regiment went $50 Republican On
legislative candidate. Brown, Republican,
has r1nety-tive, Cobb htty-cac. and uanchett
III majority for Congress.
Madison City Went so Democratic.
M1IwAIEEE, Nov. 4-The election in this
State las been holly contested BY beth par
ties. The city and county OF M;l~auket will
give Brown, Daaocrlt, 400 maj ,rity over
JohE f. Porter. Republican. kenosha county
probably 80 for Potter Seven tova in
Walworth county give Potter some 500 M
jori1y. The irierds uf Brnwu Claim his cleo
ticn without donat, tut kepu 7lcaus th:uk
tlas the b.lance of the district aad the SOL
ditre' vote may elect Potter.
CLINTON, Wis, N>.v. flown OF D1rien
ese2. Republican ns.jori:5; town OF Sharon :;
Republican majority, town ot Springfield y
Ecl uhlican majority; torn If D-1avaa ;W1
Republican majority. Howard, Ninneblg0
| comfy, l3G Relu hiican majority;
EVANSVILLE, Wis, Nov. City aud towr
| give Kel'ub2can 11lsjo:ity ct rs for Con
| +rcss. Mal~n5th county, Wis, teren town
| :i1e Peter LIS majority
kE>osHA, Ms. Nov. 4.-Three towns, in
c'IcinE ktnrsha, give Potter 40, Brown ~!
Peters n1sjo,ity in this county will be 5N
, 1862-11-05
FROM ST. LOUIS.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago TriEaue-l
ST. IoCIs. Nov. 1. 1852
About so sick ard wounded were found in
tie hospitals at Fayetteville, who were ea.oled
by Gen. SHEFFIELD; many OF them took the
oath.
4 letter from an officer at Fayetteville says:
"Before We 20 further We need assuaApce thst
supplies will be forthcoming. We cao whip
ary enemy ahead Of Us, and can take Llt:le
Rock if we can get fodder enough after avriv-
.ng there The men will hate 10 iail back Oh
Springfield, but we may be compelled to do
20 to obtain food: the country IL teetotally
starved out"
Gen. Haleck has Instructed Gen. Curtis
that NO person can &C. .s provost marshal 1t 4
military post, who Is rot attached to the vol
altetr or regular army service.
, 1862-11-05
FROM 1XDIANAPOL1S.


Especial Die2a.ch to the Ch9caso Trihune.l
IxDtASoroL1s, No1. i, 1852.
Gcy. Morton, who is 1ow IN Washington,
telssrsphs home that be hopes to effect the
eSchst ge Of 1ndi2na troops parolcd Al Eica-
nond and Munfo1ds7ille, Kentucky, within
u few days.
The adjutant general has issue al order to
the provost marshais and she-.hs Of the yl1i-
oue counties to srze.t al stragslers and de-
serters absent from their regiments, and all
raroltd men not regularly furlonsaed, and
send them to this city under guard, or hold
them subject 10 orders from this department.
Brig. Gen. Sol. Meredith arrived at home in
Cambridge yesterday and WAS pabllcly re-
ceired BY the citizens.
Major Jss. Wilson, assistant adjutant ger
ers], has teen appointed military storekeePez
in the regula. army with the rank Of captain.
, 1862-11-05

KANSAS C1Tr, Nov. 4.-Retnras from pre-
ei..ets iu tie city, Independence aud Vest
r7r', tor Congress, give Samuel u, ksus
So. 81, Birch }04, and B.nfou SS1. Van Horn,
]. Payne ard F., Mel; II are the len Ting clnil-
dst.s-tnc .ernleT having -. votes, and tbs
latter ;;ss- Returns arc yet incomplete.
4 Ggnt tooS Fl ICE yesterday between por-
tin OF Col. Cathersood's 6ta cavalry, Mis-
sou1i State Mi It'll, aid Qaau11e:i's n-u.
rnautrrl] burned q train Of twt!ye wa1ous
KILN = nine men ard t.k1re twenty-five r-i=-
otcrs. Catc.rHoed pursued hin, cou: u,
with hin ntar Rose Hill, defeated him in =
tit.htd battle, aud il uow In pursuit.
, 1862-11-05
FROM LOUISVILLE.

iSrecial Dispatch to tile Chicago Tziauue.1
LOUISVILLE, Ky, Nov. 4, 1864.
A deserter from the 17sh Georgia regiment,
Br%gs's army, says that Bsagy's forces have
gone rreeipitately to Chattanooga, by way OF
Knoxville. They will make desperate stand
thera.
I: is announced here that Gen. JeT C. Da-
Wis las been assigned an important comnlan..
in Gen. Rosecraus department. Davis Is on 4
witt 10 his relatives near this city.
Geu. Buell. has been ordered ta indianapolis
not Annapolis, and leaves for the fo:m:rrl.ee
to-r:oErow.
Ter. Grangez's Cincinnati army is moving
forward frcm 1hs Blue Grass region.
:al4rse Eu,1sh:. ct Ya.o1cd rebel prisoners
LIT: this city for Vicksburg by railroad this
afterltou to te exchanged.
tine hundred sick aad wounded soldiers
lsave arrived from Rosecraus' army.
4 large Eumbcr Of rebel prisoners from
Livlpgsson arrived this afternoon.
No Lows IRON Ros=crans' arny Tonight
that is proper to transmit.