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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-12-20

- KEAT BARGAINS
" Ladies and Ml.-c,' Cio.k-,
Large stock Cloths and tIa~Iinercs--atil toloTF5
Failed Cloths to arrive;
Cotton lAIH- at Trtall,
Black Flax Thread,
Spool tottun--iu great EtlIttys
Buck Gatuttl't~;
Ct--IIurI, Giyy.- and UauHtl~tS.
IiJn iiu4c-y cotton ail meIiHu,
dress BIsu!s
E!ack Mvliuu.
Forty pieces superior White SLirtin5;
lliah Linens,
Gents Coats ami Pants;
Furnishing Gools-ull kinds;
Uu,tf>hnrts ana Drawers;
Cotton Cards Cor~cts Needles; Pins, Hats,
CuloIcd Blankets;
Cent tln- Collars
Cas- lInrTt Over hurts
jean, DTaWcr-i
Buttons ali kinds
Lima. and Cotton Hanlksryhicts Iu~t received
Light DIt.>- !atti- ti iurliu.,
\vI superior thtRuE ana Smoking Tobacco II
I ". kpfSIBN'S
No. -, Broad 5tI'Nt,
IL it-it At l. ID QuarlCs's.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-12-20

lyon REM. two y,l, pleasant CHAM
Eilr, .u. 3..H tutIIsir,i -. U.i~3.. TIC
'hu II iil. u,utct.s" lrsi,iith- AH'''-- y
IA. ulir,. uff,.t. T.. "a IT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-12-20

DLACk -EIE PEAS, RYE and CORN
Il ior sale by V LUCAS,
IL &D~1t' Twentieth ana Franklin
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-12-20
PERSONAL.

E)EkSONAL-Mrs. GKINNELL has
L returned to tins city, ana Will resume her
Hospital duties Is soon hci wounds vail permit.
All contributions forwarded to er for wounded sol
drin VAL receive proper attention. Her address IS
coon , boaiIn9 house. conner Oi Clay and Eighth
.tiirf. L.. ~ ~.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-24
,ons o. az aet 9. { 'ngse,s pas 50 ! si.neA



prtlan' paper ~a5s, II iii he sn1sti-
the Amy Tie il stricieqaota wouii be I'LL 4
ihr,c mes over.
\ nan p BRIDGEPORT Coma, seas box
t. h.s som in the am1, and et.lo,, d
scgea-ufiIer W4,h y hlcl u, NIGH vighdiaw
tn soisg from tie rover vi ,be d =
y Boston H9ar ~pecup.or is ont ga, oou
in consequence II the ial 0. god Every
body ritir, bin.
Prentice sass . " c wclcniae lie abu.e
of t,e aboli.ioass. S M enough that
you are praised " 'hc e9al; yau lave iml-
II son 'sher, in our duly i yon are no
nAed by tie had"
young Indy in Keithsbmg. H.. - taer
lil'. last Weei by Ealing into Il ket,le Of boil
NJ sosehmn niolassss. Size was to have
beea married ,iie next das.
Al recent agricultural meeting IN Eng
lard. Mr.. pivael. in a specch laa.e the
prediction. relatiYe 20 the van II America,
that. It ao'..,. u. :. ION, way, because The
war h ! been ON tame in preparation"
j. + rilw,rt i. erecting a mansion il.
aew ios& w.iri il designed II be ,nc
most :4fr.e. ~ residence III .An.cIica. Ii
has Are Is COS 200, GEO.
Ia Providence. lat Ihursflaf. SOME la
b0l-Is $40 were aiggng cellar turned uD
a treasure consisting oi i picee Of III bar
about three inches ii length, Weighing 81
ounces. md tAhec OF four Portuguese gold
,ui'is vt a denomination Of about $50 each.
two II which bore the dates of l6,6 and
l69T. Tn-ge were also tive or three silver
coins.
A typographical survey Of ,Jef.sa,tm. fur
the English government, is beng made b,
q sergeant and four privates vi the enci.
nccrs. contemporary SAYS hat if it had
been This government it would have sent
ten biigadiers, a niger and missionary ia
do the OBJ
Sufficient corn has been produced IA Texas
thus year to supply tic Stite f5r two cars.
Oysters are inarc plentiful ca he shore
Of the Che. apcaAe this season than tl.ay
have been Cor years
The Catho ic Cathedral a; Cleveland was
entered by robbers last Mon'lay, and $1,000
worth OF property distracted.
The Russians have commenced railway
betxeen Moscow and seba~tapsl which
they hope 10 accomplish i'll three years.
Inc story that a railroad train was stop
| pei tiie nls4'r day 10y a L. S. Collector, be
| 'a'lse Il lacked ii revenue stamp, is contra.
licted
| one hunifed and twelve persons were
/, shot IN slie second riots IN Belfast, Ireland
! and live hundred house. were more or l.. !
iallrcd Ihe moa spared neither friend
| hoe Toe.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-24
washington special TO the World.
Ahe skcsult fn PENNSYLVANIA

Inc administration officials hsre-ft.el vr,.y
sure over the result Of the vote IN penn>vi-
vana. They nayc been led 10 Believe. after
the immense sums of money spent and The
peculiar influences which w,rc brought to
bear, that the i y stone State wo;ald eivo \.
DECIDED iscpabiican naioyitvA II is now
charged thai Cameron pockc,eti the none,
t'lat was furniSh d hin % carry Inc DOUBT
M congressional diSiI;ets. Iosney is SUP
toasa not 70 i,el very ba'fovcr The. iesl.i, as
nc WIS in,nenSl d,sguttest heu cameron
was chosen TO he the sIis'nl,.sdr OF rl,.- finds
instead OF himself. The War Departments
people are very bitter against Governor Chr.
w, I'm whom they c'iasge with trs.nhery.
= - iey say that Inc Governor was. diss,ffacted
because ne had no. been minister to Russia.
anu anu 1ney say that although his health vas
40. good enough to make speeches in favor
OF the Republican ticket. Ia xns s,,ffs
We WI, 4 g hsIp the oppopsnts OF tho adams.
4anlstzstlen privately. - - sFr15''a- :
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-24


The result OF the elections il p-na,viya-
nia OHIO and lnamna. IS :, = ~ tie t.,.ai
town vote IN Connecticut, settles tnc 4,ies
ton that the loti Al tide Is f..nnae he...-
~ against the administrations
All the gain j, oA sle -.is III t.e ii mo
crate party, anu IS lat .ne eat.cnt has
fairly 1T -, Il NJ. noe ) Ia ACCIDENT,
TO - up'to the tilie The Nos u.ber vo,. +,
taa'h. lLt pres III : i,o,'l tauo, Jaere-
iofe, - present sanp e-t'fil4s-. 81 Ftse +. u.5-
ablc ,e..ss a. se. n e.4g.s slea tAc Pres
ldcutsi.l 20 { IS e.. Ell
f.e @h"'e number of yot- ia til elc,-
torai college tnoa .oantn. Ienaessee or
Lols,sAsl'ir two nan nd ana inirty one,
OF which one iunuree aud sixteen az. re-
CURED to ave clear major t. and elect a
President. Now, .an ,,enerai Mcclellan
secure one hun,ired and 4 xseen yntes, We
think nay, we are -ure. &c can and viii :;
and we give The following estimates as the
basis Of che faith That is in US:
srATLs CERTAIN 10 vorr ron A. t,,.rt,,S
California. Missouri n
,eia" ie..-... New j efS"e. ......
Illinois. .......... ~ York 80
kentuckv..-. .....li fcnnS> lvauia n
Mar .l"nsi. ........... Oregon. =
Al a. u. .......-.
Iot" q
But me hni.listrAtioa may put a forci
bl. st"pta icctions in Missouri, Kentucky.
Mar. land and Delaware so ii becomes i
question whether there are not some ether
states which will probably vote the Demo-
cratic ticket III there are such VIII be
seen by the following list:
STATES winch WILL rRoRABlY vors rcp u'efp,.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-24

letter Of credit was demanded ofiM. de
Roshsshild for the Empress, the terms Of
wnieh.i it was. COS rel shoah be- different
from the ordinary letter Of credit. II dc
Rolhschild. who has witty turn, il appears.
though be might afford, from lsiS wealth, Z"
do without such ~ article, wrote The follow
ing curions circular letter M. d. Ro,nS
cl,ili. Of Paris, begs ~ de kotAschsl, If
Frankfort, - place at tiie disposition OF the
Counties dc 5lontercau him Ell and Ills for
tune
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-24

4 sea We ,ossr shirs.
On shore are J coming shel,~,
And the ati ling aear aad lt- owing lips
hlc-soins snd bridal bells.
A.sea af4 sai's agl
o. nefr ase i9ngln- eye.
And tl.e Id. l.u' .zun aa : drean
o. s4.ps iAa. al lie ies.
II ga a.e 81. ihatriso
LIS n, rom iiIe does;
on Shore a4 i.os. aa. AreMnia, elI-
ia@- vroas - aas =. !sep.
AZ Seas Gre sesi
'H s'.cfa -fe.ls esat mea.t
OH aa aaf, ha b, II Dassgti sand,
- u3.. aas s.e...ls -.e.l4.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-24
5TEaEoScCP.c ANG sTEaE0Sc0pIc
VIEWS,

W ,hpse we nave an ifs1lacnsc assortment, IN
clniing War Scenes, American ami gsre;au
Cures and Ian ls-ares Crops Siatuarv. tc. 4
Also, heFosslns Siereoscope> for public o. pri
vatc exhibitions. Our Catalogue viii he sent 10
any nd licss On recent 81 sfalup
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-24
Or. WRIcET'S
RKJjVENiTING ELIXIR
Or, ESSENCE OF LIFE,
Prepared from Pore vsgeinbSS Extraesa euntais-
lag nothing Injurious t. tie
sn0At delicate.



rirCa from the nshes ufftA a~c.
.aaia,afed 9Th nes, Hrs---.so doc -. EftN-
!r r, tn.cnnte tire - stem aud overcome disease.
.vg- The iijay.nling flixiris III result u NOD.
err jitenrerl in tn vegetahia kingdom; hAur
an esa4tiv ury aBi abstract metoi Il cute, i.Ics-
rersisr - all the old aud worn ont eyg'eias
To- ais medicine has been tested hs the tnrst
eminent medical mon n the day and ~ tleui .re
huanco to of the greatest medical asorcries
of tt,e are.
s's~ one bottle viii cgre general nelilffg.
- few doses cures fiys'e rlrs IN femAles
- One bottle cares palpitnsion Of tie ifears
o. From 10 farce 10 ties reAburrs the larnl
nos and full iig1f ~ youth
sN~ Fcg dnsrsr torres the appetite
~. Three bottles the worst ci.re o. Iarp-
49, few doses cures Ne low spirited.
~ One bottle restores M n,ai power.
5f fete doss restores Hs atyul~ # gsaeui1a.
ts,- 'ew doses bring the to the choek.
sE- fL.s medicine restores ID manly slsor aui
reb4s, health the poor dsbiliiated worn down sni
departing.
~" The listless, enervatsd youth the over task
u business TIL victim II uerY preston,
tho Individual sus-ilng IRON. general debility, 81
fsai 'trss II q sH3ls ofgap, viii all Ind f'nf
da.e ani permanent relief by the u-r Of tl.s Exir
ts.sne4 II itfe
eg- Price, ssper bottle or three bottles for -,
ani forwarded by E4prcss, ca receipt of money
10 oay .Agsss.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-24
n EN- HARDWARE STORE
y. =. DAVENPORT.

iSalsr in Hardware. 'Ifcn ana Wallis Farm
ing 'hiplfmsntscf at binds.
She.f Gai Eisi,fegs H.-..aa. P,ekss mi
IabL Cutlery, IS
~ Brady Street, bctweet ront and Second.
L,ARMERSOF ScorT COuSTY Ann glrrtn.
II sas ge1seraily are particularly invited turall
and exan,ins ny stock Or goods Before nurchss'
ing elsewhere. Quick sales and smnIi
SUt AZ gos1n0UEre e4jQf III ri1if51
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-24

IL a. ~ y rneur n III basiness of pIlOfo
GEfPisft IaTf&lil.s, we are Headquarters
for he following. VIZ:
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-24

EDlree or DBNoeRAT--D1Gr Sir Win ycnr
permission s,is.l u ss to t,e readers, of yoar
paper tiat VII scnd theiff. by return NAL, 70
al VINO wisn it. free, Recipe, with full direc-
tons iof making and using simple Vegetable
Balm that will etieciuaIlv remove, in ten DAYS.
pimples bIotches. tan, frcckles, ana all iinpari-
ties 81 the skin, leaving the same soft, GEAR,
smooth and beautiful.
viii aiss mail FREE to those having bald heads
OK bare faces, simple directions and information
Thar will enable them 70 siasta fuf growth Of
i.nxuriant Hair. ThiSkers or Morstache Il, less
than thirty days. All applications answered BY
return mail wishou. charge.
Respectfully TH0s. =. rHApuay
Chemist. 50 Broadway, New York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-24

JAS WAitD. Tnfse passenger trans mn,
j ''ea..o ,aiis VIA Michigan cnti Al it..iiro.d
l.snv ce't-c c"Yase'e5ns, nj bettait nlornino
r,0. az eY el1ne with
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-24

sNifIi. = seo AMI IotAtit~ Ct. &c,
wiiiel she IS selling Al very low prices Gall and
examine the goods, mhildly
y cARo - THE aufaEa4NG.-- swallow t,yo III
tree aoa .hea.is &, l;rq,u." .Asnics hitiois, u
apastila 1"t'tr~uifs Ahfislafes. &t.. 4e
and aitcl y9a fre sua.s ian wt, ELS n. IA I, lien
try one bex 81 OLD bUSJ1R biGuAN's, IN
sIL>H Til.i.S-and be restored TO health IA u
y'eer IN less than thirty days. 1'iav as p,i.e-
> veg etsoie Pheasant - take. prompt and saluta-
y IN their effects on the broken tU.vrl and stat
tered constitutions u 4 asd GUN acnl tax. III ON
with advantage Imported ana sold IN ltie nit
ed states by Jas. :, BUTLER
No. -. Broadway, NeW York
sy@Agents tuf The United sites.
p. S-A hes 81 Pills, seshfelv packed will he
mailed 70 any address On receipts u prize, which
Is one COLLAR post paid-fnonvy refunded by the
agentii ens',e satisfaction Is. not sigen.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-24
- The cherokee pills AMI IIciu.

She cherokee Pills and WcjU-
vrttatisig Elixir, are sold BY all enterprisiae
HfurTfsts n Tie civilized world Some unpfneiplsd
d alrTs. hoHevef, try 10 sell worthless compounds
~ place IL thesA; hDse which they purchase NJ
cheap price, and make more money by se-
Ing, iilan icy Oh these medicines. As you value
YOU heaila, ave, tie health ~ your future on
spria.. DO not be deceived by such uuprncipled
Duseists, x fg ffesS meii.fass anil iFk, ~ al
ers. iftl,e Druggist sill not buy them far you.
clos The money In letter, and se VII send them
10 you BY tsrress securely sealed and packed free
FROM observation.
Ladies Gentlemen address, us In perfect
confidence, stating fully and p only their diseases
ard sgmpt ems, treat all diseases 81 chronic
nature In ral- or female Patients need MT hrsl-
ats because of their Inability 10 visit ", ~ wc have
ireatrii pri.rts successfully In all portions ot tho
civilized globe, by correspondence.
Patents addressing will please state plainly all
the symptoms If their complaints, and write Post
Office. County, sti. aaa name 81 writer, plain, and
u~l9se postage stamp FOR reply
w serd otr 80 pay, Pfapt'et fr.e 70 any ad-
dress Address AL letters FOR Pamphlets or advice TO
!
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-24

\ rtlanl paper ~ass, Il iii he sn'sti.
tgtc bicaegs naA IL .rat cay yoaid ialn
the amy tie ii stricirqaota woul be Ill /
inr.c tl,nes over.
, 1864-10-04
NEWS 81 TELEGRAPH.
FONl WASHINGTON.
The Public Debt-Tlae Jew LOan-fseu
eral News ltemS.

Especial Dispatch to the Western Presa,]
WARRINGTON, Aohday, 0ct. 3.
The following statement issued from the Treasu
ry Department this evening exhibiting the con-
dition OF the public debt shows considerable de-
within the past month, mainly due to the fact
that the Secretary Of the Treasury has thought
It right and just that the entire a1rearagea due tbs
military service, Of both the army md navr should
be paid up TO ths beginning Of the month.
Some Of theae payments hare been long delsyed.
and involved an expenditure Of seventy i've mill
ions, the whole amount being provided for
in this statement, further on and will eonsequent
II show comparatively email increase Of debt.
Recapitua.ion: Debt bearing interest, ea3, ,oss,-
III 50; interest, 81, Coz, 445.70.
Debt bearing interest IN lawful money, 564 ,5s5,
664.E8: interest, e81s0. 1919.
Debt on which interest has increased. &35, ,697,-
G.lee Rse sss,ns sSoaa; no ont:ssasnsx
sasis e. iRtsft3' both IN coin a0a currency es'
exhibiting public debt On Aug. 30. SHOWS an in:
4 half millions, and Of interest," t551.
*7eoo % o. and lie snount IN T,easur; @ W i7saaoo
The uupaid reqaisltlons, Sept. %, wers ~ M$3f, Gill;
COG. and lhe amount in Treasury g, ,s5o. .400-
9Th sig per cent bonds exchanged for sos y sl14.
H70O, m Increase for the paet month Of 3is, l3I,-
The July 1yth, 1861, 7.e0 three year notes have
been decreased irum sd, ,e01 900 to s25,4!0,00o.
The aix per cent bonds Of March 81, 1863, have
been Increased ar ron g. Go 70 $5sosa S
1862 six per cent certificates Of Indebtedness have
been ineieased from oa,o Co., to nearly $780,
The statement also sho 1s the whole issue
Of l50 900 OF two years Totes with Der cent
interest under the net OF March Sd, 1863. The
.Suat L. w'haIsWn q ana assoyea Is sad
, 1864-10-04
DRAFT IN COOK COUNTY.
on the Seventh Ward.
PlOCREsS OF ESLIsEMENTS -WN0IS OFT
bF. TIE DEtFT-GESNIvG AWAY To
AVOID IT nst7lhGS LAST
.EFEAIAG.

YESTERDAY commenced the second week Of the
DRAFT in Cook County, the only ward dsawa beng
the Seventh: The pFoeed'oss wers slightly Eari*d
from the order Of thu previous waek, In tbat thr
ostldc public received report as thu ttckets rere
dmwn The room in which the draft i. m.de /,
ettuated At the rear Of the buiIdins. A,opR thn
passaet and s'a.t ways ret of imnrnmntn n.oas ~.
wefe established. whu parsed to each o;her IN
nAmes Of ho:e wbn were imuortslized b. H.
Board q cnro!lnent ano the .ast Ia 1he 1ioe eeons
ea eo !. ont 70 tae tru"d be'o~. The prorees WA
wbese 'he nana Of each arrival ID h.r1laed srom
Pase 70 pare I'll. the whole building resounds with
MA tnomlnaD ptutses The crowd out.idn was
tsage, tsg nns o1de.y, and there seemed 10 dIaposi
1nn 70 hfosk the peace. Il f.e oi soldiers iIned
ne outsldc edge OF the sidewalk aod kip, toe WaT
eeaf f95 ordfn.ry travelless the ~4ters b-iog o9I
ssoe. some OF the names c1oteeeed the u,1ik.
Indlc5one changes NJ they passed from rous
mouths and In 10 care WAS 1t cest41n that the \ =
name vas declared by tie ultimate orator,
eEVkKTH WARD,
on Tne ne totAl number snro'lea vas a,os;, the d >,
" and the total nu1nber to be drawn l6o
John j. G1t1ispie wau nppolnted By tae Ward
mlttee to make the draft The folio ria. ne u,
, 1864-10-04
RooH 6TAfE AGRICULTURAL sootET,

RooA STATE AGRICULTURAL 8ooEN,l
efRIHEf1fLD, lris ol4 Sept. =, 1854
Gxxrl1ukn-ln + uls - s"urs.ef The sssh Inst,
] hhve to ttate ttat tbe awarding Commt, tee fn
Clatt Lot 46, stae state Fair Of this Soc'es1,
Iaposi IL n @ ree1fa 19 sho entiies ol Asca1te ~ofk
1T, Quilsirr--ver, eiaeorate and perfect
"a: rstcv aa sainz-Hlsnest conmendaaon-
Sd. Plain stitching Highest commendshon-
prtmiuas recnmmehned. =
s &, Se Wosa ta'eeast
tion. Yer, ,:etpect'u!l;. ,n,
,,., Coz. Sec. Agricultural society:
hishissn State Fair gave us the following
-. Premium for bes. F.miI, Sewing Machine.
ist- Premium for hsat WORK dons on m.casne.
IT. Frtmlem Tor bett oisplsy OF machine
1lnpla State Fnlr Report IN taVor OF Hofk
d9Le ~ mseh1hee. Premiums recommended:
IL, fleniun If saia eaop D. light and he,vy work
ftt. Premium for best Sc wing Machtae tos family
wisconsin State Felr paveus:
1tt Prsplum ier hest FANNY ny Sewing N .eh,ne.
Thsee Fairs have inst been held. and. saink.
"Ci'tzen," will allow tha our machines are NOT
e'o"'ns unpopular 7ss7 Il ;pi%Slg; %1s.nrn, As.ut
H. "9:eab &. j. ). i. ~ i. Co.
ca1oAeo. Illinois. Oct. Sd, 1sdt.
Editors Chicago Trinuue:
Plssse Fep1o,ish tae ft.:ensnt Eeea1dI;ns Pre-,
- C,siztnW M nIsn 1.rtor inv, Tnhn Il REYNOLDS
Esq., regarding sald awards. lsnor oetns mt d.
kire e into 40, .hs e
judge whether OF uot, a. ''Cltlzen' state'. made
. wi]Mul misst,tement. '.Clt,zen" was at tho
no such committee; alto that tue ott1cers Ct sad
FaiI k9sW s9thlng q this ComEttse r11aaPs
the ptostshed statement OF John =. hafLoaas.
convince the skepite "citizeu," whose oast de1
SIG rs not TO See ip1usucs 70 qnft6uReo
therefore refer 6im TO President Van Epps. and
MF. Matrran, superintendent OF the Hati "ale1
ssi Tse t. 10 10 ,hs sl nnh,fc Thes
Wcr, thera an5' tuo1 % 1his ~ fsommiftsa did exit
and mada thtee axerds s''1 desire also IAN pay:
ia, n,,,7en co,u aI,t r,der II. avn n-me f
for moment shst ns l. Sne o.
thev ali btinc tno hieh nindsd to enseso In scca
business iosrsfsre, It Citizen coafe ) hls i.
vii ihsn nnar1stand lie eeowine nnpopul.flty Of
The muchIne as 1fnatrated by tnc following statr-
meut, Yours, Hnly,
R, Wuss1EE.
eeN1na sanifGn.nes-G1o nf ~ amnnncsi ~ i,c
tnE "4"cnAno7 ako "30tA Ato"S1Ase~ 'A'
A Aaamazoo STATE F!it. o! ntGa'Ean. ~ Is!1 !nst
MIC, VA aaAtaea 20 ta1a company 'no iouo"ans
ptemlDms. r,.,.u. o.s.,. VA.
ch1nee; .u.. .s s.n IT,.
.,ri IT fFen''un3 1of LIE pes' "o1A oole VI 410'
cnne9; 1.. 1,,nu .,~ TIN ,.,+ 5,,n1,v or N.chtrea
AL tho Illinois Htasa Fair. At Decatur. uu pf4nnf-
ums Hsre uffered tor Sewing Mschtass. o. Ma
chIne work. a special committee was appointed
toe1amtDe Machine e4gng wsn"at rssasa ss,ts e
Unanimously IN favor Of the t0orE aud >omplss on
t1bisit1on as executed On the Grorer e Baker
M1ehtnes. p1ouoQncinx 1t the beat pT1tsscnf II +
ehine Exhibited. tor all p orkl Agsln, Ut Daven-
port. Iowa. County FAIR, Grover d Baker carrted
Of the p.1zes.
places npon the merits Of these te'e6rdssf 40 ne
- fGsT txai nted oS operator. o. any VARIETY u
iaof1c, rom nc nneas game 10 tae nsrdeet cloth
OF 4ealaer "ofk- -.--
4 he T.afa @tate Ro{F
, 1864-10-04
sabbnth School Union Convention.
To the officers and teachers Of The Sabbath SCHOOL,
nf Ennk Ennnfx.

Sabbath school Union Convention.
To the officers and teachete Of the Sabbath Schools
Of Cook County:
TIE Chicago Sabbath School Union having voted
county, and appointed ~ = Committee 10 call tho
We therefore invite your school to be present by
County sabbath School Conveatton, to bs hed In
the Becond Presbyterian Churc. corner OF Wabasu
sysuse atd Waa5tngton 51 M street beginning at 10
ing through tha. and the following dir.
1t Is desirable that saca school furnish st.tis.i-
cal report, and below will be found blank which
at the room OF the Young Hens Christian Asso.
cation, On before Sov: !. that these reports may
be digested and printed before the meeting Of Tie
The cail Is signed by Rev. Cbaa E Cheney, Rev.
Gee, L W.enn. Rev. ". u. Tsua1, B. j. Hitchcock
The following questions will be expected to ind
arsNers in the reports presented:
Name Of the schoolf Denomination? Where
located? When established? Name OF the pres.
tendeat, Or Secretary !, Number Of. CLASSES IN
school: Average attendance Of teaehers during
The year ending November 1st? Average Attend
snce Of scholars during the 1ear ending November
1kt9 AyelaQe attendance Of infalt cIaes GuriuR
the year enolnE November 1st2 Total average II
tendance Of teachers and 1cho1ars9 Increase OF
the total &ve1age Of attendance Of teachers and
echoare over previous year? Largest total attend.
a1ce, what 6anbath. and how manyf Smslle.t
DOL Whole aumber Of sch1ars on the roll In.
@ eIease e W over L prev,oa. ysaFs Hare yoa library,
eJ contributed BY the echool during the year end.
Ing November 1stf BOW much money spent IN
vember 1stf How many pspers d1stributed Der
Meekf Do you bold teachess' meetings, ana II 80.
how client Do you hold s. s. concerts regnlsrly !
Have Jcu regular s.Atem OF visitssion and tract
6fstrioutionf How many conventions the past
ytsr3 How many deaths IN ths school? Do You
hare prayer meetings tor children, and II SO. now
, 1864-10-04

NASHVILLE, Oct. IA dispatch from Gen. Rous.
scau to-day eays, =" General GEneer reports that
the rebels under Forrest III front of huntsville,
md that Fosre.t had eeni In demand for the sur
render OF the town."
The c. mnandipe officer at Columbus says his
tcoute report rebel cavalry force, 5000 strong,
marching On that place from the Southwest
hroush Mon1t Pleasant, and large force OF iutan*
try moving in the direction Of Palark'. Tnese are
rnpposed TO be the forces that have crossed the
Tenneeeee below Decatur, Ala, and are coming in
from the SonthWard to cooperate with Forrest In
the direction OF the railroad.
The operator at Cady creek reports large rebel
force At Spring Hill. u miles soath Of franklin.
De,achmt nts oi the enemy are at various points
tn the neiehborhood Of Columbia ard Pulaski,
taking horses and conRcrfpts.
No lighting hsd occurred since the rebels left
Pulatki, September 20, hut the eneny will, no
doubt. soon be compelled to develop his force and
intentions. .....
All breaks on the Nashville and Chattanooga
Railroad have been repaired, aud it is no1 in run
n,ng order.
j. g Moaby, citizen Of Okollna, Mississippi, con-
Vtcted OF the murder Of Union soldlerA and citi-
zeDe. wa hung yesterday, IN the military prison
OF this city, By order Of the Secretary Of War.