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Mr. Mccormick has had q ri=ion OF in r.
ment- The truth is daw4tng eren on his
darknese. The outrageous dlsloYalty OF bis
recent address to the InTlncib1e Club, con
pied With his known antecGdents a. the most
pro-slayery man in the United 6iAtes, has
routed, feeling in Chicago, the. like Of
which Was never directed against, any
otter candidate for public cfics.. In hts e1-
TRINITY be has procured series 1of Jesultica1
questiors to be put to him by one R1pubil-
can, wke happens to entertain bitter per-
80: al anfmostty to wards the Union capdi.
date for Congress, to which Mr.. Mccormick
has replied with an equally Jesuiicai af1rma-
ton. This precious correspondents was
brought to Us by etranger on Saturday
eveniDg ~hh request that1t should Bppear
In the TRIBUNE. We replied that the .docu-
ment Was obviously w1i:ten fer the Tines
that there must hare been some mistake
made In sending It to us, and that he had
Ibe1ter hurry to the Tina Office aud hare It
printed. We torbore comment On the am-
Pudence Of the transaction then, bnt as the
Iines has puhlished the correspondence We
shall now expose the attempted sGindle to
the hea1ts' content of both III: McC Cornick
and his catech'ser. - :;
=. Mr.. Mccormick recently delivered IN I'd.
drets sethrg forth his political Views, Ia the
cousae of -.whlch he avowed hims III not
merely the endorser Of the Chicago disunion
peace platform, but the humble parsnt of
that monstrotiiy. He said that on bis return
from Europe be wrote 8 letter eivirf4. his
Views Of public b6alrs. We quote his eject
larguaIe:, =
i eil1resd paragraph from that letter: =
bat, then, il The couczs best ca.colated row
with @al t, inte1ffts Of III the people, from The
Lake. 10 the Gull. fron Maine 10 California; This
nc great gueetion e4ill 70 he ans wezea; and in
ny co1Ec1eLee believe It can only be ansnrred
tubstantia1y-or as uear.Y 70; d the trriblY
cnaneea state Of th1nge viii permit-ae it was ID
eM4rsa By the Chi Fl ag9 ztn,es before the var CON.
meft3c. VIZ: Stop the tpGr-pTot!u;m an. u+mas.
t.ee; .te esh eoans"ttoa, and es's:dtT lern.s Of
'.~:.
Bat the tp4rit Of the Chicago Democratic Cor
ventton nohfy NIT tie cate-r=suAin1 tn kAs dIop-
honof q p1atfz1m identical IN s1xostancs toi4 Ike
sEa9assaons Agno,y ''aads in The letter rm sehtch
Now. look at the questiors propounded to
Mr. Mccormick b. tlis seeker after truth:
"Fnet-.If elected will sou in good faith etroe-
Gle to nktrtatn our nAtioaal ULion to 1he best O.:
wi ,e%ssseo1.d-win ,ou support the Government ,v
voting SUPPLIES in men ah0 mOney to OR land aud
nsssi Te ,f ine pesen af o. 90 yon
representative ana h,s consutuenss; snd # 20 .
instsue.td + your ae'fon upon spy measure Of she
rert2nf" -,
Mr. McCorm,ck anewers iuzt az Vallandtg-
ham or Pendletdn would: do. Fisst-Hs.
will "etruegle to maintain the National
Unton" by "*sepppeg tte mar, 1,,pe.aiaing an
-aruei.ti< and cduiog.a eoarSntion to consider
.t.ro,, Of teaoe.n The eecond tnteuorat,rv.
tae rtsder ELL observe. ID o1te,,uativs WI,
1cn do so'and so. or VIII ynn: do 10 and -
.Mr McCo,u,lck rep1fss :yea. he vfll1 The
process Of eonye,ipg to q 7e5Te.eakati.x In
Corerxs s tie distinctions Of his con stituests
, 1864-11-07

NEW. YORK, Saturday. Nov 5-A large
nurabef Of recruits haYe been received u The
naval a., eeryfss r ~ to- tie iaols Of octooe9
4. zoo were received.
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: = lsp<dsI Dispatch to the ch'cs9o TF1onne.l
pEoB1A, Sunday, Nor. e.
) A~fstd nccidtnt occurred opposite this
city to-dsy, resulting IN the instant oef1o o'
uaan named Montgomery streat, from agan
?Jn the. bands Of ~ companion, oe'as o's-
chsrgcd while huuting.
, 1864-11-07

LOUISVILLE, Saturday, Nov. 5ETra1ns a. rains
from here In syesr dlfsclor' st., afe h,lsa wIta
snd xEuudsd. Most Of thern22 have twelve,
a1teen and tweatT days tuzlough. - :,
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1s,ecaal Dispatch to the Chicago T7euEe1
CA1Ro, Sunday, Nov 6.

!,KoAe- -- -;
, 'CA1no, Sunday. Nov 6.
Information has been receis ed via FaGucah
that on Thursday right Gen: Forrest with
l..ge force, made bis appearance On The Tsn-
neesee River, divided his: command and
placed battt1ies on tie riyerhsnt both above
and b. low Johnsony4l1e, within a @ila aud &
hs1{ Of town. AT this time three enaboats;
and eight traneporta were lying ut Johnson
vile. AT ar, early hour Friday morning For
rest n oytd his bstteriea up aud opened FIRE
on, tfcee traorperts which were fired BY
shelle, and With the gunboats fill Into the
hands u the tnen1y after being disabled The
crews srd officers OF the fleet were a1l taken
prs OF s,e, and an }mneaas amount ef Gov
emit ut storee, trgether- with: considerable
a:tilaesy, IL said to hive fallen into the
cpemy'e hands.
The supplies dspeeited at Joh1eouyine
Likewise sup .osea t. have been taken CAD
paltiee ut the engagement not lesrned.
NASHVILLE, Saturday, Nor. 5.-Y est'r :aS,
the 4rl. IL ct, ut ds3lieht, the Gunooat un-
the rebels. came through the shuts at Bay
nclcsbnre leland aid landed rebels troops.
They then fired her and Left at O'clock
| Gunb ats Key Weet and Elhn steamed do1u
near tie west si1r Of Keyuolasourg lal.nas
! from Johreony}lle snd engaged 3 rebel bat
! tery Of ~ pound Pa11ott guus: Tne gun"
boats we're cu1eu back badly dAma:set to
! Johnfonsine at 2 p. n. E0amy!s bat
5eries opposite, above and below John
sonri1le opened on the, dssatled
! gunboats that responded until, the au-
! Tn,,itseu -Was exhausted and then blew
pp. The boats crews Ate at the Fort In
/ tob1erjue. ~ ~,
TtIs mo,ning the rehels commenced cross.
tnc IN fhe boafs OF the Undine abcut five
! miles above Johnsriue, tKo fat 'boate are also
| used. No fighting has taken place To-day.
I The rtbels are engaged IN pafs'ne tnEl1
| dead.
rein}oreements hays arrived: Gen: schoaslt tI,
tates command Of the pest Of 5ohnsongi!les
| Indulgence from below Florence, states
that tie lareer rart OF Hoods army ls stll
seuth Of the rleer, out Of rations and cloth
ire and subeistiog on the country. :.
There Is . LINCOLN and Johnson tores
light procession here tonight, speeches. etc
By Gov. johnson, and Others At the Capitol
Riyes resire, Five fee; on the shoals
, 1864-11-07


nlent at casPeasion BF1dgo-C Troops
Sent Des*ls.
!. BUFFALO, SUNDAY, Nov. 6.-The following
Is an: extract from letter recived here To-
day, BY. the editor: of. the Ezprsst, from
Dunnvflle, G. ~, dated Saturday, Ney.5:
"Look oat for q raid on Buffalo, from To-
;lonto and Hamilton, on Tuesday. The al
vance guard ia at Fort 'Eris and Suspension
Bridge, Or will be on Monday. The head-
quarters are. at Toronto. Some leading
Canadians direct: tie movement. ~. >.
:. "Tha raidera are not all Southeruers."
The writer also asserts that most Of then,
are Northern Democrats. The letter Is
signed By John B. HALEY. : ':--:! -
. srsEEss1ox BRIDGE, Sunday, Nov: g.
J: An excitement exists at the American Side
at the anticipated raid. Citizens are arm.
lug, and goods and yaluab1es arc being re.
moved. a special train, with troops, is>ex.
pected,here tonight. ; r. :. =: ~.
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oounden duty Of the Council to meet to-day
nId elect good men to I'LL those vacancies.
Steps shonld be taken forthwith to serve
Iotices on the Aldermen to meet that th.re
may be 8 quorum present No '.Democrat"
can object to this being done, aaless be is
plotting to etutr the ballot boxes with 1aud-
ultnt votes. Let us have fair election. It
is the duty Of loyal citizens to insist on an
Lo1est election beitg held.
, 1864-11-07
THAR1Es. E.. FR1NK, :
MERCHANT TAILOR,
<. ::
i. ). 98. Washington Street.; y;

Ko<rs constantly on hand fun n1o219 Of ss.saaAole
rondx iii Of htcn VIII ct Mn-A 10 n the afext AnA
Eost ~ prove. = 3lcs. ind q tho LOWEST CAnn
FRICkB. .. oc9tvzs&.11t WAAA 1na
WHTEE CARBON OU.-Flva
: w buhd1sd ts5rei1 "
: :1WH1TE; CARBON OIL,
In .oea n,tre;., tor t,lsp py "s's - 3@,'
n.&s64s 7suet a. =. aCoUBiCa d CO.
| QHIRTS, z.8R1RTs.-Extxa- IN
]H@1eueIM, ManE m 10 % @sinR1 -. :,
7,s Baaes -ee.t1 srrres teis ol.aaaea ous baa.
-, Ell. WqpleE lzsxA1 NJ I4Ee6. =:
| Inf b. sn nst"' =. 4o 9&ksaon3 Htetks
!. =. 11::t ~ i. l;
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t t~r-ax,Avded Canadian 1kAa0As

oeorcn Norembar 5.-Precauttonsry s.
M usnhg n.n,es are Being taxen ny tue civil and
,pli1ars MI it authorities against any attempt that
NAV he made By roe-ssaders from Csnsda- 4,
NEW YORK, November 5.--Aa3or GtnstA
PECK left here this morning for the Canso1an
, 1864-11-07

!, jsnecis, pi.patch to the Chicago Tribule>1
." IsplAx41o11s, Sunday, Nor. g.
: BIZ order of Nsjor General Hov@y, Captain
j. T, McKi-oley, .of that otNces'a staff; ac<
companIea By Captain Day, Of the 1et heavS
axtllle,y, went to- Lafayette yesterday, and
, 1864-11-07
A G1Rle.

NEW ToRx, Saturday, Nov. 5.-A strong
cle prevailed on the Hudson River yestef.
-tay, Tie tide being higher than ever before at
iris eeason Of the gear AT Coueer'e Statiou
a portion Of The Hudson River RaIlr ,ad tracIs,
4 lew yards in length, WIS washed away.
, 1864-11-07

E.w yoRK. Saturday, Nov. 5-No stock
xe1sarf to.nicht, Gold closed at the eYening
, 1864-11-07

=. ~ : -. Fro1m be-! );
DErv1R, Saturday, Noy;- 5:-Iae oaiclai
canvass for the vote-& the gAte question:
shows about $50 majority agkansf the esase.
, 1864-11-07

A n ENTION 1e4lh REGIMENT
u 1LtINOis VOLUNTKEHs+4Thosem members u
= e REGIMENT Vto, oElnk to tbs xuah on paJ day.
1ers 81 ahla tp Obtain -ops Ct ha vlew Of lha Fotk
ut Mh3 neld ckn ret rneu By apply ymx
, 1864-11-07

cArro. Saturday, Oct 5.-The sanitary
steamer DunIeith has b.en sunk Tue boat
las total loss. The cargo. Will ptooa2l5 be
enTad IN 4 DAMAGE ca condition
, 1864-11-07

:xhe Heke1s Mensce@ John:onyneG
~ ,Cap4oreA-nessa BY Cairo ana NAM. :.
, 1864-11-07

: x,rc,t Of a SON OF Liberty wator Cen:
ersi at Ln1nSetto-<:en<F*i State
, 1864-11-07

nHE CFFIGE CORNER Oe:
Il cl,tk and zou,bt tW4tet etreets, fosnstly oceu.
ni.e BY F1esf, a, p HARD & Kan,
!: 70 RBer AND FIXTURES FOB SALE.
- Fer :e1ms inquire At u CLARK street. -. 80
, 1864-11-07

. i. YOUNG MAN Has BEEN
q prevented non rar.si:g. ea hs 1e1is1ai5 u =
Epke!a lnn tcttl7ut PR vuenee toe psytfA 1es1a
piss uD7 be IL nov 81 5eAss cd pclievss his -
tra nov the VIII the Losd hit see9iSa ELI "a
cpitl rated lrt. u:t be nav F.ans for him = Hs:y
th9 LGfd N1A b l:x about II acQna,rrsnce u az II
;1n1 sui rAT l1Ho taAy be addressed le "a Z
, 1864-11-07
; THE CANADA BORDEB
-. r. ~ Raids

HDNaIo 1RaJn, Wafned-Ereas Excite
nent at cusPeasion Bridge Troops
AHxst EkA7NE1.
, 1864-11-07

The KAx upon the Sold&ers' Fran
ehl8e. --''


Edvors Chicago T1iLune;
voiurteftinc IN the United State4 serysce,, de-
neaasd npos their wages ior theit support, and
Esd I'd home. e1tept These they mtEat tceure en-
pioymen-sach Ae hands employed pr fa1mers.
Tmech .pic4, &c, Whe1 they volunteered, they
shsncoued their last home, and some Of them
haYe, ~ teinE. detailed TOR permanent duty to
ounrc aTaenas, headquarters, aud ior clerks, &C.,
nea md oiher places IN Illinois, acquired actu Il
res.dence for co daye Or more They haTs no home
70 20 10 to vote. hat contend. that they are G.
toxnship nore than to days next preceding The
election, theY hare = right to vote here: A. the
coppeteesa Juagts hsys r.. heretofoss Iesssed tsls
ehtaed, 10 shDw ,he justice Of tae3z :zsaiea 70
vote, several gentlemen hare asked " HeEadon,
one o5 our vety hest iaxletr+ for his ot'trioo,
tion The clause IN: the Constitution protects the
tpaGtt1 frpm being risffanchtaed but does not d.
rest him Of his u2ht 10 chance his residence.
f,tn r NEFT7
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From Georgia.

New YopK, Nov, 2o-An Atlanta
letter oflhe 10Th to the Herald mentions
the arrival Of an escaped prisoner from
AodoronylIe, who confirms the state.
menls Of rebel atrocities toward prisoners
and who also states that in travelling
through Georgia lie found that the har-
vests had oeen gathered The barns
and war. houses were filed; and but
very few rebel soldiers in the inreior,
showing there is plenty to subsisl an or.
my upon, while but liule resistance oSn
be offered
For weeks trains coming North have
been filed with Government stores and
refugees, and The scenes at the depot
been hose Of confusion and suffering.
Another account says Sherman had
his headquarters, on Monday last, al
Kingston, with he l4lh Corps. He had
issued an orrer telling the troops they
we're about to pass Trough country
heretofore upoccuPiei by either army,
and tho were expected TO subSisl on the
country. taking all the horses and u. ules
within reach. Tho lllA Corps was tie
rear guard Shermans army and NOV
ed from Kingston on Monday last
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rrom Sherldnn,s ARMY.

New YoRE, Nov, ls.--The Herald
special with Sheridan, says the enemy
is still in considerable force between
Fishers Hill and Srsburg. His cayal,
~ are lowering along our front and
Our new position Las been greatly
strengthened by thu recon.traction Of
our earthworks and ias PITS. Shoull
Early attempt an offensive movement in
force, he will fad himself in trap.
In the cavalry brush Of Saturday, the
rebel Cen, Lomax lost several staff off.
GERS killed and wounded
The body OF his Adjutant.GcneraI,
Lieut., Col. Harvey fell into our hands.
Prisoner, say that Gen. Wickhanr com,
mandiog brigade in L1msxs Division
vas severely wounded.
General DiYen has issued an address
to his brigade in which he says:
You have captured during his short
campaign, tweuty-lour guns, nine battle
flags. in action. and over 1000 prison,
ers.
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EGw YoRK, Nov, 10 The CONNER.
dia'' Washington special says no oil
ciol intelligence is yet received from
Sherman, aud none expected Tor some
time.
The Richmond papers ore anxiously
sconned for information of his move.
men,s. They know just how FAR Shcr.
man has advanced. 1t is thought the
Union army is al or very near Macon,
which is evidently Sherman's first OBJ.
jeCtive point, his lO4 miles from At.
Iaote, and it9 capture vouIl,be a grea.
triumph,
1t vas rumorei here to day on tha
,E,,s,s> ,rvf... H H:+atff+fyy;; 'TIlG $1,000 men
moved south from Fishers Hill on Tues.
day night, evidently to intercept sher'
man,
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Amy of1he Polomac.

WAsHINGToy, Nov. l8,-A letter
from the Army Of the Potomac says;
Inactivity sill prevails in this amy.
with the exception Of the ordinary
amount OF exchange between the pickels
and batteries. The enemy a day or two
ago commenced the erection of a new
work a short distance South OF Creator,
but its progress is very slow, owing to
the accuracy with which our gunners
throw mortar shells into their midst
whenever they show themselves at work,
Casualties continue to occur daily
along the picket line, and stray shots
frequently reach those far in the rear Of
the breasIworhs, sometimes iraicting ia.
.al wounds.
Genero Burnside reached City Point
Wednesday afternoon, on . visit to his
old Corps. He called on General Grant,
and aflerward proceeded 10 the front by
a special car.
al! was reported quiet yesterday
morning,
NV YORK, Nov, 10 The Tribunes
Army ofthe James special, says informa.
ton from Richmond renders it pretty.
certain that Lee is detachins part OF
his troops for service elsewhere.
The rebel papers bslray evident lropi,
dalion on tho reported movement of
Sherman's army, and express anxiety
concerning Augusta and Macon, where.
as we'll as at umbps, they have their
most fXensiye powder mills, shops and
srsenals, snd for the safety Of which
they evidently entertain the greatest ap-
preheUsioa.
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OUR TERMS
THE ELECTION.

In fho i,ts p,,sil.,,iol Flo.,;o, A.,
,rl.,I,, ..,,,ol r M,a,o.l ,o,, -
49,, 49,. e., n
aod y.a, r.. .,;, ,,,
ono Fl,n,or,r r,t.. T.I .,,,I'a
tmo tnaa.,I H., ,s;,.. ~
r,o.aofl,n,,,,.,, ...,,,,.,,,
Tho o,,o,,r,,.;,,;',, g.. r,..,l.
,im,t.J =, o..r f,,,, rn,.I.,I ,r,o,.,.,a
Ttiso .ioa,,,,, -, ,r,, ra,,-i,gan,I
ioe III. ,,roo, ro,,bor If .,.,.,, ,h.,
bsep 1nIe5in b,t,ys or di.a IN bo.n;,,ls
du,;o. m, v,, ho o,,,roo,,,o al yo,.s il
me SI,tos ,o,,;oir,,i,a,, 10 ,ho oro,,;on !.
f,ro,o,,or ,,or a,or ;, f,r,
i1se,iol oIs,,ioo
No,witb.or1,on 81, ,,o.,,,.,..i,,,
,;.,o,, ,,,o.. No., 1,aa ,;,. .,,
,.,;o, 49,. ,..,,,. -, n,
i.,.oro r,a,, ,h,9lsI M, a,,,'l
.;,nrL 81 ,,o ,;,,,. H., ;,;.
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TIlANllsC!yIVG.

Thursday Of Ibis wseE'(24lh Nov. has
been appointed day Of General
Thanksgiving throughout tho loyal por.
lions of the country Now ,hsnnding
the hardsbips and suaedngs incident to
the war, the day wiiI be very generally
aud heartily observed The people feel
that while great dislress-bo,h mental
aud physical-has been experienced by
many, yet that these caIami.ios aust
needs be endured, that intellectually
greater miSioriunes might be forefendcd.
Throughout what is termed the North.
ern States, all have been blessed with
unu8uai thrift and abundant hawos,s;
and though less favored here on the Dor.
der, yet, in this particular locality, SIC
have thus far been spared much Of the
dePredaliOns of the previous years Of the
war, and have, at the same time, pres.
ent peace and abundant haryes!s whereof
10 be grateful.
We trust, therefore, our people will
generally observe this National Thaoks.
giving day,
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10 Farmers and offers.

Section lOl Of tie Excise law apo.
we'd juno 23lh, 1851 provides, that all
persons firms or companies, who Slaugh.
ter cattle, calves, swine or sheep, shall
render a list within ten days from tho
lst day Of the month mex. succeeding
the month in which the Saugblering was
done, stating the number Of cattle calves,
swine or sheep, slaughtered with lie
amount Of tax levied thereon viz: On
citlle and calves over 3 months old 40
GEMS per head on calves under months
oil 3 cents per head on swine 10 cents
per heod; on sheep and lomb, 5 cents
per head.
Which list must be accompanied by
an affidavit in the form and scope as
prescribed by the Commissioner Of In.
rrnal Revenue, that the same is true
and correct, and in case Of dolaul! in
making the return, the assessment shall
be made as in The provisions Of this act
required. And in case Of fraud or eva.
sion, Tie party offending shallorisi, and
pay penalty Of $40 per head upon all
cattle, calves, swine or sheep, on which
tho duty vas Iraudulcnlly Withheld, pro.
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NEw YORK Nov ~ -Disparches
from the Shenan oah Valley confirm the
previous sdyicsa thel the rebels have
entirely wilhdrown from Sber dan s
front, with the desitn, as is supposed, of
going into winter quarters Somewhere
in the vicinity Of S aunlou. 1t is posi-.
bIe, however, that Enrly may b, sent
oul Of the Valley entirely BY the Rich
mond authorities forlhe purpose Of uni.
ting his amy with rebeI forces in some
other quarters.
A special dispatch to the Wohi from
Sheridan's headquarters. on rho 18th,
says:
The reports which have preyaied at
The North duGing the past three days
th,tnew movements in the Valley have
begun, aud that EARLY is rctreotjus and
Sheridan pursuing, arc without the
sIighres, foundation Equally wrong is
the SuppoSjii2O tia. Esdy has left the
Valley. His forces, at las. accounts,
were disposed at New Market aud No.
Jackson whittier they retceoeia after the
recent advance to this side Of Middle.
towo. The situation Of the array of tho
Shenandoah is ilerlllyuncaaugod. The
cavalry are on the alert, as u5apl, but,
with his exception, the troops are per.
fccty quiet
Capt, Bnsber, with sixty men, who
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From New Orlennp and the CUR.

Sr, LOUIS, Nov "a The p nnbri.
cans Cairo dispatch saws New Orlsons
papers Of the i'm state a,tbo steam
or Clinton inst from Re-, S,',;,r1
report the Sonora and plano' ashore = ,
Brs2os Tbo former ran nroL,rIr La
cot off, bul /, is doubtful fT tbe Ipt'Sr
can be saved.
The rebel Gen. SIaprbte, otR,,vr..
Vile, has been re enforced h. 2 oDo
men and l2 pierfs Of artillery IN All,
ipution Of an attack from ina F+Icr,Is
The New Orleans Tines sevs Gsners,
Canby's wound !, not co ssri3n, nj, NJ,
first ropor,eI The bal. n,s,od ,,,,,rrf,
bjs rip6l thiob without ,on,ling 10
hone and ,bon,b ,bc womb il nsi,rrr
it viii confne Him 70 bfs room orIr .
few weeks, '' 9
Cotton !. sc,Iirrotf, from s11fto1o5
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Prom the GnlC.

Nav YoRK, Nov. lS.-A Pensocala
dispatch says General Bailey IS pre9ar.
iog'for active operations, lie designs
making extended movements and recon-
nosonccs to feel and damage the enemy,
A New Orleans dispatch says Colonel
Davis, in command of the forces on thu
ktchalOiayn, has evacuated the position
recently held, there. being no further
need fits occupation, and tho weather
being uncomfortable,
An extensive cotton trade is being
carried on from ports on the Texas
cONst,
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Postomce Notice.

The Post Office will be opened on
Thanksgiving dag the same as Sunday
-one hour after the distribution of the
morning mail.
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TEOT Inc flood Of D00ce rrmorg ndv
paooI me rree, bplE are mora srrmi,os
or rerboos sipy inven,ions Tba Inc,
eiii;on is tbat Mr. IryroIy wi.I snnoint
= pe,co Commission 70 mso, = sip,;i,t
Commission To bo onnoint,d by lev
DAVIS. This seems more nnIjlcYv than
opv o,bertha, has bosn Stated Il isno,
al ali notable that lbe President woull
81 WHINE ,hus 10 'fiG,c,SS;rSfzIe the bo.us
Conrederecv Be,idss Ia has no mower
In NEGOTIATE neace win Jrrr D.yr,
He has the power to sion the war wbsp.
ever the rebcbl,v down ,brir arms md
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go The rivers are now in a good

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nayigable sage,
For the Register.
ADAMSTJLLE COAL COMPANY,
The opening Of the boarding house
connected with The new Coal Mining
enterprise, adjoining Mason City, now
namgd and known as Adomsvile, was
celeB Grated on Tuesday evening, Noyem
bcT'lsL by supper given to tho en-.
plEees of the Coal Company and Salt
Fbrnsce, by the proprietor, L. H. Sar.
gent, Esq, Of Cincinnati under the
lmauagemen! Of NJ. k, Tucker Esq,
Agent of the works
The table was laid for about two hun.
bred guests, who partook Of tho sump.
!uous repost Of good things to eat, and
very excellent coffee to drink. After
the tables were cleared, the house was
called to order. Jacob Bird, Esq ,
Mayor Of Mason Oily, was appointed
Chairman, aad John C. Thompson, ap.
pointed Secretary.
The Chairman called fer Mr.. Sargent,
who rose, and stated in brief, the object
of tn meeting, which was not only to
feast The inner man, but that he might
talk to them ia friendly way, and
they in return to him. He alluded to
the difficulties the Miners had con,eni.
cd again in opening The mines, how no.
bly, they had trianphed over obstacles
laid in their way by q society Of men
who ban led themselves together under
the name Of Uoion. EIo commended
the men upon their fine appearance and
good behavior, hoping they would con.
'nuo in we'll doing, aud at no distant
day city would spring up to bless
them.
After speaking 10 eloquent terms Of
cur country and flag, he closed by hear
lily wishing thea success, long life aud
happiness. as well as to their families.
TOOK his seat amid the cheers OF his de.
lighted men. Here followed Mr.. Sar.
gents toast, Oar country, whether ma.
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Toww'urr NAME CnAYoED- The
Board Of Supervisors at their meeting
this week, changed the name of Lemas.
Ter Tcwnsqip to that ofCologoe.
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IT, Georgo Gustav father Of Gen,
George $. Gustav OF the Army Of tho
Potomac, iyon ingenious inventor. aud
has recently obtained patent for an
improved horse shoe, in which the nail.
holes arc counlersunk and the bottom
surface is not groovcd Mr., Custar re-.
sides IN Monroe; Michigan,