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lowest prices for CASH Or APPEOfED CREDIT
The Despatch Cooking Stove.
Cses Uut.) ". L. MARVIN Sole Agent for this CstY.
Having been improved, is now undoubtedly The
BEST STOVE IN THE MARKET.
Its Baking, Roasting and BrOiling properties ars
uneSceptionaele and IN economy Of Auel 1t "a unDGF
alleladi with ifs
INV PATENT GRATE,
Il will burn Ooal IS well Wood most admirably; thu
Oven being thoroughly ventilated il will produce
perfect and healthy bake, equal TO that Of Bakert
Brick Oven; Roasting and ICasttng Ia done befors
the open IRE, aud Broiling over live Goals on the
hearth ss common sens dfcfctos II q I1auufacfuret
IN this city and the material used and the work
manship OF the best quality; finally, Il gives per
this city end surrounding country, who are dailJ
using i5i viii testify.
THE MORNING STAR Nc STOVE Is
and dee lrable pattern, which, with variety ol
others, make our stock completa. We also have OF
hand great variety Of PaTior Csekng and otAerbear
ing Stoves for Coal or Wood AZ reduced prices.
We are constantly supplied with all the newest an
most beautiful styles o.
ERAHELED GRA FBS.
Also-en Of the most Eselul articles Of House Fur
nishing Goods Nails aad Farmers Tools
We are Just receiving tho latest improFad styles o.
b4kD CA9hSi which ars odeTed at the lowest prices
Wemanufacrura largely snd have for sale 9t Whols-
sale and rstsil Il the various articles Of Plain and
Japase5 TIA, Copper aa9 Shset-Iroa Ware
We oder the almost endless variety Of goods IN ON
le for sale g the lowest cash prices, on tho OH1
PRICE SYSTEM.
EETAH HouBekespers snd those who eontsmpIst
Housekeeping, and the .'rest Of mankind" are mos
cordially invited to call before purchasing eiHsUher
and Iudge ior Themselves. sAT1sFAcTIoS Is GUARAH
FEED ct the
STOVE AND CRATE EMPORIUM
Of ". L. MARVIN,
No. co. south side Pub square,
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.EaY7iITi1Tl i1l m ITIIHAlXfER. :

SENATE OHAMBER, Ohio, April 5th, 1854.
'fDR. J. O. AVER, HOnored Sir:-I have made thoI'
ourh trial Of tho Cathartio Pills, loft by your agens
and have been cured By them Of the dreadful rheum
atisnn under which he found me suffering The hrst
dose relieved me- and few subsequent doses entirely
removed the disease. feel in better health now than
Tor some years BEFORE which attribute entirely to
the effects. of your Catharttc Pills.
Yours With great respect,
LUCIUS. b. METOAhF."
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SUaAR-CoAFED, PURELY VEdETABL-
The Oldest Cheapest, and most Reliable EElnin
Medicine IN uso. Hore used than any other kind.
Price Is cents-sl Pills in 3 box. See CiToular5
ga5-Sold By Strong q Armstrong, Benton Brothers
e. W, Palmer, Churchill & Bro. Also at Whole5sl
Ard retail At I6I OntariO-St., Cleveland, By
@. 6. NORRIS, Gen'l Agent
Tor Ohio, Michigan and Indians.
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E7ory Piano Rarrantod lor FIve Yoars.
0I6 b Ii PIANOS IND mELODEOKs TLKEHI IN ETcHARGE

ALsO-ON HAND,
keIodeoSs, Small LsStTHnse''t', Strings, &c
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'FThAt the Knabe Piano Is superior to all others
made in this country for brillancy, sweetness, and
volume OF tone nseds only TO be heard 70 convince 10
the fact. ~ State Journal, Columbus, Ohio.
auRlb;Rn
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Correspondence Of the Missouri Demoerat-I
CAM BLUNT, Arkansas, Feb 20.
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REaDY.MABE CL0TRIHe.
THE POET ON A TRAIN Oh,
The Romance Of the Railroad.

By the Author Of "Fair Inez," THE Prince o.
Wales, The Ghost HunterB,' &C., &c.
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always kept on hand, he Is now ready to sell at
lowest prices for CASH Oh APPROVED OREDIi
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To Msssrs. VIZ KEABE Co., Baltimore II can
not but congratulate you upon the immense progress
and improvements which you continually make on
your Pianos, which in my opinion rank among the
very best In the country. N. sTRAkOSOh-
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The Despatch Cooking Stove
(see Cut.) ". L. MARVIN Sole Agent for this C5tY
, 1863-11-13
The Emancipation PFoclam&tt0n-4
Card from the Committee.

The original draft Of the Presidents Eman-
cipntion Proclamation remains IN the hAnos
Of the undersigned, the committee to whom
lis sale was lniru:ted BY the managers Of the
Northwestern Fair for the benefit OF the San
ita1y Commission. There are two objects to
be secured by the realization upon this docu'
ment- Confeszedly the first in matter Of pre-
ference would be to locate this great histo71-
cal paper with some eocfcty In whose collec-
ton 1t woald ht1y be surrounded BY the gath.
cred records of the present period, TO grow
each year noro priceless as tha war Tor tue
Union, having accomplished its purpose, "a.
ctdes into the past.
But even such preference Of location Of the
document must yield to another constdera-
Grafton, made more sacred by circumstances
that control the committee: The document
ls the property of the Sanitary Commission;
s:ck Of the noble army Of the Union. The
committee, coDtiatent with duties so lnpoa oaed,
can only consult the one consideration, and
dispose OF the P1oc'anatioa on the highest
fer n ceiyed fGrlt.
Two ttcu=and dollars BY gentleman In
Maine is the highest sum yet named, exceed.
iig By several hundred dollars the highest o.
ths feys!l bids BY xentlsmsa of, Til I'll
pubic with this fact. and leave it feg ;.ns
pride Of our Chicago citizens to soy II for
! This sum this priceless historic document
shall be allowed to pass into other and distant
bands. E1trayagant rumor3 have prevailed
to the Injury Of the sale desired. The above
Is the full statement Of offers yet received.
Another statement has been made, perhaps,
even moze to the retazdiog Of the sale. It Is
enough to assure the public that NJ photo
grlphic or other fac stxnile copies have been
made OF will be allowed. 1t will pass to the
purchaser without any such having bsen
made
, 1863-11-13
FROM CAIRO AND BEL 0W.
MATTERS: IN MEMPHIS AND
VICINITY,

tspccial Dupstch to the Chicago Tsi5une.1
cA1no' Nov. IT, lSGa.
By the steamer Forsyth, hemphs papers OF
the 10th ara received.
Afght between confederate and Federal
cavalry occurred on the Little Tennessee last
Mcndav. The rebels were repu1sed with the
1.,,,.s ,s t..+,, r..t.xaa ~,
losa OF u1ty k1l4eo ano Jury eAe.a1ou' os
loss Is not stated. We have no further par
''s1. sAa.ro. ,.o.,,h,,+ In. hocome . n-sr n
@o1 - ~
, 1863-11-13
ID FROM SPRINGFIELD.

[sn.clal Diepatch to the CHICAGO Tftbune.l
srnrsar1E1p ILL.,, Nov. 1s, 1858.
The State Of Illinois having accepted the
grant BIZ act Of Congress, approved July I'd,
lsoe, for the benefit Of colleges Of agricnl-
ture and the mechanic arts, has to-day IT,
ce1yed from the General Land Office three
thousand pieces Of scrip for one quarter Sec
ticn eaeh-eoual to $4,000 acres, being in
full for the claim Of the State under that Law.
Lieut.. Hubta mustered eeyenty-one re.
cruits Into the United States service to day.
F,fty.oue have in addition to this reported to
Lieutenant Colonel Oakes, superiutendeut
of recruiting service.
William Waller, Of Texas townshlp, De.
Witt county. was arTested on MondaY last bY
, 1863-11-13

RAILROAD ACC0MM0DA ALTON.
Chicago, with its network Of railways,
has excited the wonder and admiration Of
The world and has formed prolific SUBJ
jcct for writer's of all descriptions, and for
all imaginable purposes. Yet for months
past, some Of the most important branches
of our commercial industry hare been sub
jected to inconveniences, from the rant Of
more railway accommodation, thst would
be absolutely Incredible to those whose
knowledge Of our resources is confined to
the productions above alluded to. Such is
the ineyitablo delay and uncertainty at
tending the receipt and transmission Of
merchandise. that important orders arc
daily withheld, or altogether abandoned,
in naany Of our most important districts Of
country, thereby inflicting no small loss
10 the dealer, but materially crippling the
Trade Of this city.
It is well ascertained fact that the
lumber trade Of this city has sustained
more injury from this cause than from all
Others combined. Independent Of large
number Of orders which have been alto
gc@hef cancelled, 9 large quantity Of lu1n-
"oe1 ls suu in this city, which has been
pad 1of, weeks since, ard is still delayed
for want Of cars to transport it to its desh-
nation. onM within few days, goods
have been delayed from three to six weeks
on their way here from New York. that
under. ordinary circumstances conld be
7rnusmftted In six or seven days.
Taking into account the fluctuating con.
dition OF our money market, the disturb
ing influences that are at work in our i'm
, port and export trades, and:a1' other con
4zngencies regular and irregular, we ven
, 1863-11-13
FROM EAST TENNESSEE.
Latest from Knoxville The Recent
Repulse Less than Roportsd.

fspecial Dispatch to the Chicago Tfibune.l
KNOXVILLE. Nov. Il. 1853
There hss been no Telegraph commanica.
ton since Sunday. Col: aarrand, Of tbs 7ta
Ohio Volunteer Corps, the ID TenneEsee, ,aad
Phillips Illinois Battery, having driven the
enemy under Gen. Williams out through
Mocassin Gap, had returned to hla camps
nesr Rogeryll1s. On Friday. At dasofsak'
he vas attacked By super,oz forces, aud conn
PEELED, after Resistance Of three houra, to
fall back to Moriistoan. a large number Of
tho Tenneseecans ned to the hills, and we're
supposed for tire to be captnred. Tbs real
Ioss on our side will not exceed 800, aud four
guns Of Phillips Battery. About 500 were at
first missing. :
No blame is attached to Col. Garrard, who
made every effort to rally them. The rebels
a]ao fell back to Kugspo-t..'
All Is quiet ut present in front OF Gen
Wilcox on the east and Gen. Saunders Oh the
eouth.
Twelve Paymaaacra and our ch'of Quarter
master aro anxiouily expected tonight. The
health Of the army ia improving. Indian
summer reIgns In velcomo tranquility.
, 1863-11-13
Qbt1agc Grtbt1f1c.
TIE NEWS.

Washington society WAS thrilled by an
event Of note yesterday-the nuptials Of
:Ex-Governor sprague, Of Rhode Island.
and the daughter Of Secretary Chase.
We give elsewhere the amended list Of
exemptions from the draft on the score Of
physical ailment. 1t does not, like Its pre-
decessor, include ill the "ills that
Acsh Is heir to-" but only such as
will form ,nsurmountable obsta-
clcs to their possessor's entering
The armies of the Union THIS list is not
like the other, help to shirks and sneakf
10 escape the draft, but is simply a safe.
guard for the Government, to save it tron
The expense of enrolling Incompetent men
i is greatly improved in this respect
The more We get Of election returns th'
better they look. The following arc tn
rnajoridcs for the Union ticket in th'
Eighteen loyal States that have held elec
tious during the past seven months:
, 1863-11-13
FROM BOSTON.
Movement: In Behalf Of Our
Richmond Prisoners.

Especial Dispatea to the Chicago Tz1bane,a
Boston, Nov. Il, 1868.
The Christian Commission has succeeded
in Obtaining accefs to our suffering heroes ut
Richmond With food and hoepital stores
1srgs shipments IRE daf1y made and received.
Three thousand dollars per day are needed to
give each man d ration Of twenty five csats.
The East is coming forward nobly-crouded
meetings and l.rge collections for theae epa-
cial.purpotes were held at ProVidence, Port.
land, Haverhi11, Lawrence end New Bedford.
VIII the great No1tbrcst keep in the front
rnnkss Hand money for the relief Of Rich
mord prisoners 10 John 2. Farwen, Chicago,
ut once. GEO. II. STUART,
Chairman Christian Commission.
, 1863-11-13
FROM CHATTANOOGA.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune
CHATTANOOGA, Nov. II, 1863
The rebels we're shelled brisllly from Look
cut this forenoon, with no damage done.
Thirty.six dese1ters come over the liaea
last night.
The Atlanta dRptal, Of the 7th, bewai1s OH
late successes, ard admits Bragg outgensral:
ed; Lookout worthless; blames Longstreet;
Cheatham resigned.
, 1863-11-13

strikes Of Operatives in New Xork,
Boston, Philadelphia. Ac.

NEW YoRK, Nov 1.-THE strike among
he nAc1in1s1s, ot whom there are some eight
thousand in this city, has now assumed 4
rtgularlT organized shape, and . strong de-,
the employers as long rs they refuse to give
The wages which the extgeucles Of the times
require.
lie following establishments, In addition
tn those already repo1ted, ha7a aeceded to
the demands Of the machinfsts for higher
WAGES:
Steele & Co, Of Jersey City; Joseph Banks;
Dungeons, Root & Co.; 4. E. Brown, ". B.
Andrews, W1ldey & Bou1ger, Hudson River
Railroad Company, and Palmer & Lee. :.
The larger aE1ns, however, stln refuse; but
the machiniste express themselves determined
to hold ont at every tactltice-
BosTox, Nor. 10.-The. wozknen in the
Navy Yard are combining against recent
or1or requiring lEbor to com o1ence in the
gard at sunrise, and there will be q general
strike against the order:
The boiler and plate iron workers Of East
boston, numbering about SIX hundred, have
,t'uck for higher wages, and refused to 80 to
work yesterday.
which the workmen say are not In proportion
t, the advance IN Ill the necessariea of life,
Tnc Workmen demand s. 90 per day, and only
nine hours labor on SATURDAYS.
The work on the eeyeral mon1torA noH II
course Of construction has ceased, on account
Of the strike.
BosToS, Nor. 10, 1868 About fifteen hun
<ired navy yard Horknen assembled on Bunk
q Hill to hear the report Of their committee
rent to confer With the Commodore Of the
.s1d. They reported that the Commodore
said that his Instructions from Washington
we're that the men should 60 to work at sun
rise wherever there were but ten working
I hours between sunrise and Euoset, aod he
! cyp}d no: 60 behind 1hat order; also that he
had appointed a committee to inquire into
.Ee opera.ions of the outside yards, and
wou!d communicate the result to. Washing
ION. he eaid he Would receive guch men Il
would come to work at roll cali iu the moro.
icE. The workmen, however, decided thai
they would not 60 TO work except ader the
fystem Of hours heretofore constituting Q
days wo:k. OF the 8 500 men employ.
ed In the gard, Only tiye hundred continue to
work. II is rumored that general strike Il
contemplated In the iron establishments II
eouth Boston and other parts Of the city.
, 1863-11-13
FROM MISSOURI.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 1a.-eeSothing special Of In
,c1ess WAS done In the leg1alatnre yesterday.
The Governors Message relates almost en-
tirely to State matters. It recommends up.
p1in1menta TO be recognized by the State, 10
Iaduce Immigration to the State from all
State to the Federal Government, it says.
'rer.ts now no military organization with:
In our borders hostile to the Government Of
the United States, and that there is every In.
eication that the former feeling Of hostility
las settled down into qniet acluiescence Ii
the supremacy Of that Government, and an
tnwillingnsse TO have The peace OF the state
The Democrat f3ottngs CT election returns
G. far as hear1 from, give d lRaoicl majority
Of two hundred and ninety tour, including
the soloierh' vo:e. The Repu6ziean's footing,
also including the soldiers vote, gives . Con.
se1yatiye majority Of three.
, 1863-11-13

TO THE CoLoRED MEN toP oHk-
: OAE0.
VIC have word with the colored men
Of Chicago. After months Of exertion On
the part Of your friends, leave has been
granted to raise regiment Of colored
volunteers IN the State Of Illinois. Every
patriotic principle should induce you at
once to fill up the renks, and make roum
for the second regiment. It is true that
the pay is not all it should be; but as soon
as Congress meets there can be no doubt
whatever that all this will be changed
Show Your patriotism and your manhood,
and your country will honor your devo-
ton to freedom An opportunity ia now
open to you to sha1ne into eternal el1ence
the vile ca1umniators Of your race. We
hope you will do it By filing up q com
pany in the shortest time possible. 1t
would be a proud day for you and all
your friends to see you parade our streets
| beneath the folds Of the glorions old flag
| Of the Union.
Within the last few days, the course Of
some Of our leading eolored men has sur
prised us. As the paid recruiting agents
Of other 6tates, they are doing all they
can to defeat the patriotic efforts Of those
who are interested in raising regiment
Of colored troops for Illinois. In this INIT
ter, unwittingly We are sure, they are play
ing directly into the hands Of the intamon!
copperheads who have SO long grossly
maligned and oppressed them. Some o
these opposers are men Of property wht
! but few months ago, in mortal fear Of
, comprehend mob, were ready to flee th'
city, and abandon their homes to tn
tender mercies Of the infenal crew Wit
, are always ready to hunt black man from
the face Of the earth. We submit that al
apathy, not to say opposition Of any col
= ored man to the raising Of this regiment
!, is the worst policy; possible-it is Treason
!. to the best interests Of the colored race.
the regiment fails now, those who have S
earnestly paid for the manhood Of the col
o1ed people, will be forced to hide thei
. ! heads tor shame. Colored men Of Chi
cago, this must not be. In q single wee'
: you can fill up company ifyou try. Til
recruiting Office is at e03 South Clark, an
we hope you will at once fill up the fir
: company, and be ready for the second
Show that you love liberty, and are will
ing to fight tor it.
, 1863-11-13
CHICAGO, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER Is, 1858:

taken more ultra ccpporhead stand or more
delibesatc stand in violation Of his own sense
OF the duties and decencies OF an American
citizen In order to get office.
Er. Walely attempted to whip Ar. Rnblee
in the street, but finding his b1ows parted,
1esorted to an outpouriug Of abusive words.
in the midst Of which ME. Rublee walked
Of, leaving the defeated candidate to wAsto
his breath on the empty air.
j. otRcial returns generally increase the re-
ported Union majority. The soldlers' votse,
thus far, foot up 4,077 for Lewis, and III for
Pslnsr-gHlng the latter about 10 per cant.
The 18th Regiment gave Lewis 81, and Palm-
er 220. Excluding this vote, Palmer only
gels per can't OF the soldiers' vote.
The draft IN this district begun to-day aud
proceeds quietly. Enlistments are numerous.
, 1863-11-13
FR1M ST. LOUIS.
Especial Dispatch to Chicago T.thuue,}

Especial Dispatch to Chicago Ttthune,}
Br. LOUIS, Nov. II, 1868.
The so1dlers' vote is steadily increasing the
Ranica. ms}ority on the State ticket. The
Blair organ coolly gives the total soldiers
vote at lees than 5000, and says the military
vote is about all In. Tho RepuNican ignores
the soldier vote, end 1t is reported about
town that an attempt Will BE- made to throw
it out entirely. -
Eeme ktdnappers we're foiled yesterday in
an attempt to carry off negroes from Otter
yiI.c, by soldiers Of the 9th Minnesota, who
have been ordered under arrest for stopping
the train to rescue the.negroes.s
A small guerilla outbreak, in lafayette
county, Ia Seported, but nothing serious. -.
, 1863-11-13

tobe established By satisfactory evidence u7-
der oath.
Is. Loss of = sufficient number Of teeth to
prevent mastication Of food. This appEoa 20
those cases ouly where the loss Of teasa IL 90
great tAat, It the man were rcst.icted to 5oi;d
military service.
"a. Tumora or wounds Of the neck. impeding
FeBpiration or degIutitfon; t1atula OF 1aryn1
or trnche3; to1ticolus, If Of long standing aaa
well marked.
the carrying Of Arms and military equip
meuta; carries Of the spine, ribs. or Bternum
20. Abdomen grossly p1otuberant; e1ce5-
sive obesity.
n. Hernia.
p1o1apsuE anil FiatulA in ano Is not poaitlVe
dir qualification, but mny be 90. it extensive
or complicated with visce1n1 disease.
%. Old and liberated Internal hem orrhoids,
Tin deeree sufficient to impair the m7n's effl-
cheney. External hemor1hoids are no cause
for exemption.
eplspadia or hypospadia 1t the middle OF near
the FOOT Of the penis.
81. Iucurah1e permanent organic structure
of the uretba, In which urine IS passed drop
By drop, or which is complicated by disease
OF the bidder; urinary fistula.. Recent or
spadmotic structure Of the uretha does not
exempt.
50. 1nconunence Of urine, being disease
frequently fetgned and Of rare occurrence, IL
net, Of itselE Cause tor exemption. Stone
In the bladder, ascertained by the introduc-
tion Of the metallic catheter, is positive dis
50. Loss or complete atrophy Of both testl;
cles from apy cause; permanent retention Of
one OF both te8ticles within the ingunal
canal; but voluntary retractlon does not en-
smrt.
| Of tie testicles. Veticocele is not, In ttasd
| disqualityipg-
Leg, or foot
SO. Wounds muscular OF cutsneous con
| fractions from wounds and burns, OF tumors
| Which.would prevent marching, or other Wis
mantfestly iccspacitate the man for mi1ttar:
| Eervtce.
ST. Fractures, irreducib1e dlslocation 0
anehy1oEis Of the large joints, or chronic dis
eases of the joints or bones, that would pre-
vent marching, or otherwise uu7s the. man to
| military service.
IS Total loss Of thumb; total loss Of th
is dex finger Of the right hand Other Perma
mauent defects or deformities Ct the hands
50 decided as to leave no doubt of the mau'
ircapacIsy for military service:
80. Club feet; total loss Of 2 great toe
the feet, such as will necessarily preyen
marchi1g.
10. Vaiiccse veins Of Interior extzemities
If large and numerous, and accompanied nit
chre1Ic sweuipgs or u1ceratlons..
| IL. Chronic nlcers; extensive, deep, and %
| berent cIcatrices Of lower extremIties.
Surgeons OF Boards Of Enrolment IN re
portine the "statistics OF the causes Of 81
e.pptIon on account Of physical disability,
viii hereafter. in addition tp the alphahettcs
list of disabilities required b. Circular NJ
90, from this office, report the number r
1ected under each paragraph Of the above Iii
Of oieq1ali5ipg indrn tiles:
jA,iEs B. FRT, Prov. Mar. Gen.
, 1863-11-13

.urc to aesert that the uncertainty and
delay now alluded to has done and is
doing more to perplex our shrewdcst and
best men Of business than all else besides.
The importance Of this subject. especially
at season Of the year when in a. few
weeks navigation will have closed. can
scarcely be over estimated. The difficulty,
whether from want Of csrs, OF capital,
however gigantic its proportions. mus: be
met, and the sooner the better for the
business interests thus injured.
, 1863-11-13
FROM CINCINNATI

Especial Dispstch to the Chicago Tzibune.l
C1Nc1hNAr1, Nov. II. 1868.
The Court Martial which convened here
has found John E. Welcb, Co. E, lat ohio
hes7y artillery, guilty Of desertion, aud sen
tenced him to be shot near this city on De
cembcr 11th.
The findings Of the Court Martial have
been approved by Maj. Gen. Burnside.
Rumors arc adost here to day, that the
resignation Of Gen. Burnside, which WAS ten
dered some time since, has been accepted b,
the War Department, and that Gen. Foste,
has been appointed az his successor. Th'
origin Of tho runners is unknown, and 1t is tt
be hoped that they arc HIthnut foundation.