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which th. = are levied, with the la We and reg
ulations cf this hraL cb Of our financial sys
TEN, for The purpose Of reporttcg It for tn,
use ri bis own Government.
The rails for authentic Information from
Frsnce std Germany are unl!rsto ID to have
been already answered. AZ soon as possible
the State Department will respond to E.
Russell, anG 1t ma. be expected taat the au-
tbcrifa'ive publicity which Will be given to
cur atf.irs, derived from these documents.
will 20 far to: put us and our affairs rightly
and truly before the people of Europe, It
would be exceedingly desirable to have sim
liar expose Ct rte. revenues, debts mad re-
fede'acy. just to compare their pccuaiaE3
with their political independence. Thry
arc probably on par }ust now: and equally
reldy for footing up. The last we heard
OF the Confederate debts, from reliable
gentlemen, Wis their Secretary Memin2er's
report 10 The rebel Congress, In which ne
put the total tor the frat o! July last, exclu-
slve Of foreign loans and Jumping guess
that III additional hundred millions Of treas
urJ potes Lao been Issued since the date If
the abuve schedules, At 81 ,427,44S T78 How
much 1t bss grown SIX ce, with arms supplies
1T thirty tiucs their gold prices. tuere are
no Linus OF guet sing and no particular In
New YORK. Friday, Oct. 21.-T:e Psrs
Warrington Epec'1 contufts the 1olloWtuy:
Peft.u, who hare arrived here to-day IRON
Shtlidsn's .rU'., and who WITNESSED tne Inst
ba1':e, es1 that 1t was the most cam olste
victory Of the aAr. The rebel forces ~ere
shattered, auo fled in confusion, alb .ndontn9
their own artillery, anu all thsy had cap
turf in tie tarly part OF the day Sherfdiu
had already puthed on for 4 distance cf tn
nit & in pursu't Of the frenzy. He has sutIl-
cIept force for all conline neencies, uut 1ill
probably he lit ard ffoG a2ain to morrow
NAsntSGToS, Friday, Oct. 21-Proy3st
Marshal General Fry, IN letter to the Major
OF Washington, Gays that credit Will be al-
low ed obly tor such men as are retained br
the duff Parsons who are drawn and fail
to report, are Lot considered by law Ia the
service OF the Government, nor BY the Pro-
yos1 Marshal Generals Bureau as contained
iu the meaning Of the law. They will NOT,
tht rtfore, be credited, unless they ehall bs
arrested and held to service
1p View ct this decision, some of our
prrmtntnt citizens have taken measures to
disc over the whereabouts Of t1oae who have
latled to report, offering reward of $50 for
every eueh drafted man who may be caught
aD6 hsld to eeryice.
According to Gen. Fry's communication,
II wtuld aprear that citizens are held res
ponstblc for drafted abstntees.
, 1864-10-22

~e1s arrested d. Mount Sterling, Brown
equity, yesterdsy, and 1t is said that several
reb.l u;ta*kers i,om Missouri are stealing
horsts in that vicinity, and Governor Yates,
lea:n, in view Of these facts, has given Col.
Vim. A. Scbnitt authority to orgaaks the
militia tf aGams connty. The citizeus, too,
are taking held Of the m after, and it Is hoped
regiment will be oreauize1 to da7.
Major Hefftrmun to-day muster ID In 195, Of
whom tlxt} -txu were drafted.
Dick Aefzick is Bpf aking to yety uaIan-
cholg looking crowd OF Coppesheads to-
night. 1t Is Impossible to get up cheer,
the whole affair is Of such q funeral charAc-
, 1864-10-22
E'FSpN WASHINGTON.
Matters miIitsrJ. P6lisfcnl and Cen
Grail

Especial Dispatch 10 the Chicago Tnbune]
WASHINGTON, Friday, Oct. 2t. 1Gl i,
sHER1DAN'a VICTORY
!. Is probable that the public will have to
be content for some days without the official
details Of sheridan's operations. He is SO far
from the railroad, and communications
through the intervening country is 90 inter
rurted by guar1l1as, that details for the press
must be considerably delayed. It does not
seem Jet to be definitely ascertaIned whether
it wac Longstreet or Early In command OF
the rebel army. nor is the'extent Of rebel re.
Inducements prior to the battle known.
Everything that is known, however, con-
tiIues to add to the brilllancy OF Sheridan's
achievement.
WAEn1se1os, Friday, Oct. o1.-presideut
lipcoln has Issued a proclamation setting
apart the last Tnursday In November for
day OF Thanksgiving and praize to Almighty
God. fer having, among other causes for
gratitude, youchsafcd to us many and sigma
victories over the enemys aud recommend
ing bis fe1loT-citizens to humble themselves
in the dust, and from thence offer M penf.
tent and feryent prayers and suppllcatious
tq the Great Dispceer Of Events, for return
Of the inestimable blessings Of peace, urion
and harmony throughout the lard.
TEE MARYLAND ELECTION.
The adoutien Of the new Constitution of
Mary land is after all still in doubt. The sol.
d1ers 10 the Shenandoah Valley have not ret
been beard from. Without their vote the
majority aE ainet the Constitution is four hug
dred. 1t l5 considered certain that their vote
VIII upset this and put the majority On the
right side.
oUR Foreign REPUTATION.
The Governments Of Europe are showipe
nn~onted Interest In our national finances
and revenue policy, Supplying directly by their
otttcla1 fur connr1cs to ours for the fullest H.
formation that can be obtained. Some
months since. Michael CleY .lie1, member
Of the French Emperor's Council. Senator,
negotiator OF the late Anglo French treaty
OF commerce, and a well-known author ia
political economy, intending modification
Of the French banking system, sked aud OBJ
tanned from Secretary Chase all his reports,
and the progrtss Of our new National Bank
! ing System, is we'll us the best exhibit which
ths official publications afford of our State
banks, iatimat1ng decided leaning toward
the 81 stem introduced by Mr. Chase. More
recently, the new King Of Wlrtemberg aud
| the Royal Bank Of Stuttgart have asked Of
| the Treasury Department statement Of the
national and of the several loyal Site debts;
| and within few days Earl Russell, British
| Minister of Foreign Affairs, applies to our
| Secretary OF State for detailed Information
| with respect to our system of taxation, na-
tiopa], State and municipal, distinguishing
| In each case the direct, indirect and miscel-
! laaeous, aud al the classes Of eubjects upon
, 1864-10-22
NJ: MEMS " $ Ry TELEGAAPH.
FURTHER FROM SHERIDAN'S
GREAT VICTORY.
The First Accounts More
than Confirmed.
d IlsPlrvu FROM SHERIDAN
ON TaE 20th.
The Victory OF Cedar
Creek Complete.
SECRETARY STANT0N'S
OFFICIAL DISPATCH
OeI. OIdAt Is UellSnt2u
with Sheridan.
0ns Hundred Shotted Guas from
Each Army Salute Hin,
WHAT TIE SANITARY epFH- |
MlsSI0H Is DOING.
Tho President Orders q |
Day Of National
Thanksgiving.
FROM WaSUiNGTON---U:GHi,Y
INTERESTING NEVIS
summary.
The War in Missouri Latest
from the Situation,
THE RESULT IN MARYLAND-.-
SHE Is CERTAINLY FREE.
The War in Missouri Latest
from the Situation.
THE RESULT IN MARYLAND-..
She Is CERTAINLY FREE
Tbs st, slbars 0utrage--Handsome
Conduct Of the Proyircials.
The fanada Conf rtnce- The Peace
Convention at Cincinnati.
From New York...our Mid
night special.


WAR DEPARTMENT, WARRINGTON,
Friday, Oct.2 1-11:s0 4. u. {
Tie following telegram, received TIL:
morning, eontains further particulars Of ths
battle of Cedar Creek:
GENERAL euEn1pAs's DISPATCH.
CEDAR CHEKK, Ta.. Oct. eo-1:13h n. u.
Lieutenant General Graut, City poIot:
VIC have sgatn been favored by a great victory,
won from dlsaeter, by the gallantry Of oas oa:ers
and meu- The attack On the enemy was made
AboIt three o'clock II thu afternoon By lett half:
wheel, With a division of cavalry turning each
asnk Of the eccmy. The Hhole line advanced
The enemy, after stubborn retistaucs, broke aud
fed and were pushsd with vigor. The ar!i,,e,y
capta1ed will probably be ovet df:y pisces, rhis,
Of cauree. Includes what were clp:ured frou oar
troops in the early morning. At 1e1st 1000 pris
oncra have been brought in, also wagoa+ and am
buances In lsrse numbers. .Tsis morning the
c1sar5 made dash At Fiphef= Hill and carried It,
the etemy having fed turing tie aisa,, leaving
Oily snaA rear guard.
We bsve to regret the loss Of many valuable OIL.
ct.s, killed ard wo71 ded, amoar them Col. Jo-
serh Thorhrrn, Commanding division Of Crook .
cou:nard, killed; Col. Howard Ketchen, com.
na1oing a brigade, wounded severely, bat would
rot leave the fle.d. cannot yet give the exact
ceta11e. Many Of our men captured in the morn
Irg made their escape 1nd ara coming in.
R'meeur, commanding q division In E,.1s :
Amy, died this morning.
T. a. SHERIDAN,
Gen. Grants appreciation Of the Victory
at Cedar creek Is expressed IN the following
dispatch:
GEN. GRANTS DISPATCH.
CIR Po1kr, Oct. a9-3 p. N.
Hcn. E. H. Stanton, Secretary OF War:
1hsd salute Of ose burdsed guys from each OF
victory, Turning what bid fat. to be 1isastsr
ilto glorious victory, stamps Sheridan. what l
have always thought him, one Of the ahless OF
Gehera.s. U. S. GRANT,
Lieutenant General.
The Medical Director reports that ;venty,
slightly wounded, have reached Winchester
iom the field. All the wounded that are
able to bear transportation will be forward
ed imml dIately to Washington.
Tie Telegraph line is now working to At
lsn1s.
No later reports have been received by the
Department.
EDWIN IL STANTON,
SECRETARY OF War.
, 1864-10-22
.POSYSC CIR / PIT.
4:3o O'CLOCK, A II.
FROM NE ~ KU1kK.
Our mfGDfrht Dtspatches-IMporka
NeyIa summary.


Especial Disp,tch to tic Western Pfess.l
Tha 71r;,tea a,a,a. ,' s,,;tesr 49, ra'a'.i'a;,
4ne Gu'.eu o'ates oanl,als eomn'ssio,'
constantly kept large we'll assorted stock
OF supplies In the stations in Martirsbur,
and Winchester. and also the store xapons
- -. ~o1,.e ea,na aoaam.1s,s eso..s'",s
army. An o1nrer named Haneng, Chief OF
york of the Sanitary Commission In the
Shtuon oah Valley, left Winchester m
T,eeaor w. ,n1 n;.h 49,, - -s-a"s a,,s :.
..:', "a5 ee..ps "!tu 11Atu ~ " :4son9 unsu
| Win STOCK 1oc use' tha> neld. Last night
and this morning supplies. we're Forwarded
to the Value Of $40 eco, and several additional
| r.}1tf agents were sent to Nartinsburg.
| The nfods of thosa rvon,a.d IN r.co,+
cn1,.e t,o -nsa, ,.s.s 5000
! usn.s pa'c uu"e ueaf5 o'a''s oa tno oounts
o1 the SANITARY C2mmles1ob, AID sho" de-
| is officially mn1e to aid eoe1etfes tbronshont
tba land ~ roraaro 1oro,a1o n ,,,n, h3',,o1
49, ,"t st W .',.4 - o en~A
es " 'he. uepaftHena u tae sanasa9T com-
mission. :.
the shenandoah Valtcy to-day: fnero wa,
some 1ripg there yesterday, but WIKI. u
amounted to is'not known.
PROM GRANTS ARN1.
| TbeEc Is q rumor of fighting with Grant
today, but nothing is defulteiy known
about It,
The fzra1d's Bermuda Hundred spectal
says it was ascertained YESTERDAY that tbs
rthels were engaged erecting new and for
midahle battery on the right Of their line on
| the Apponattox. The battery Is situated
1,5C0 yards from Weltzels fauous sisual
tower. The rebels are believed to be p7cpa1-
Ing 10 make target Of this tower. The bat
tery is about completed. It mounts folr
, 1864-10-22

| She reports that on the 7th, while on tbs
| passage from Bermuda to Halifax, she wsa
| ordered to heave to by a st-sm4r which
! proved to BE- the captured steamer Rosuok..
Ni1e., five p4eeerg gcze ant9 crew, tnclndin.,
sx.~emer, were put on his vessel aud or.
Saturday. The Roanoke Was afterwards
burned: :.
Ihe 1evsr at ~. Georges WIS aoatlng' Ii
UNION DEMONSTRATIONS;
There Is great Union demonstration here
n ght, procession, banners, tlaosparenciea.
tockeis, etc VIII aouu6ant enthusiasm.
-. RLoCKADE RUNNING.
Blockade running across the Lower Poto-
mic Ia is reyiyipg Of late. but the PotYm &c
tlotillas are attempting to stop it By the re-
etream.
.. ARRIVAL OF PRISONERS.
Some eix hnndred narn,e5 n,isone,a fro,n
Richmond. arrived at Anpapolts Yesterday.
T6ey state that on the dsY they LEFT Rich
nond about thousand OF our urlsouera
t.oE sn oath Of allegiance to the Conf.dsr.
ute States, ard went South. They eay these
men were d,lsen to this b their oi1r re-.
lief from atsoluta starvation. The pAroled
p,isouers y ere confined in Andrrsdnvifte
South Carolina. ''+>'
FROM vrxrco
The steamer Eoflv r saossrz .net
1iVed from New Orleaps. br|trs dates of tha
14tb. Tfe Pcn,etne s.ya Canf neoEota, ~
t!e scnconer neptune, INFORMS rs that the
~rfenen trok possession OF Matamoras On the
1jth the tos7n SUR epderlpg gpuc0nditiooa1ly.
GtteIa1 3It.ifa waa in rnnmsn5 .rd awa-r
fhiTr Was nniet xUhao ~ Man+u,s anu aat,s5
~o 9N'e" "Ne" 'no 1|e ep'uao sa'ieo.
TIE RESULT II MARYLAND.
BALTIMORE. 0rt o1 Tho re+nrna no-~ l.,
eh1.w Tho new coner,trtin1 a5.,a.oa ~ u
euo" tne LEY constitution adopted oy
HoJoiItI u auu- same regiments to henr
SOUTHERN NEWS.
, 1864-10-22

!: IsD1AaAPoL1s Oct. g. THE draft IA bricc-
lpg N pleGtg Of Ten; from four to seven
hundred dasly, who are promptly mustered,
clothed, assigned nno sent to The frunt. r.
c5u,tipK IL slso eo7d The 142d regiment,
oIgsrtzed at Fort Wayne. is reported 10 have
SEQ ner.
By i g..tlcman, just from Sullivan ,unty,
ltarI 1tat the elrctl3n Of Voorhees, Will o.
ceLt. att d il the Sullivan Prectuc.. It has
been ascs rtatntd, by taking tbs af1ldavits Of
nIi"n mfA who voted, that not half the
Union votes we're COUNTED by the Copper.
head judges. In come orhe7 precincts In ,she
district. similar Iraucs wire perpatrased. In
eome' INSTANCES the judges to 'k the ballot
boxes home WITH them ut light, overhtuEed
thtlm at their leisure. and retnrGed to the
place Of voting the next daS to count cut
the ha1Iote.
, Ofliclal returns hare teer received from all,
the couLttes but ten. RI ring Morton ma.
joffts OF 21 ,003. The otner ten counties will
propab:y reduce |: from two to three hun.
, 1864-10-22
FROM DE TROKT.
Political and Local News.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tibane.l
DETROIT, Friday, Oct. Ct.
a monster mass meeting Is to be held Ia
tLis city in few days at which Hon. Daniel
s Dickinson, Of New York. eloquent German
orators and other distinguished speakers viii
be present. Hon S. P. Chase viii speak at
the wjgwam on the evening q Noy: Let.
sfftnter and State Prison blrd) was arrested
hare day or two since. he is known to
have committed Six bur5laries here in less
than rnrfh ~
, 1864-10-22

Val LAKDIGAAm IN ILLINOIS,.
The Chicago Tunes announces th.t the Hon.
Clement L. Va1a7digham will address his
fellow Democrats at II onmouth and Peoria
In this State. We should like to have con-
mard Of Mr. Vallardieham's time from now
till the election. We could make eeries of
appointments for him which would insure
fcriy thousand majority for the Union ticket
in 1llttois. But Monu onth and Peoria will
Answer, If that is an We get ont ot HIN. We
nmember readibg statement in the Co1um-
bus Csists (Medar1's papfr) immediately
a ttI tie publication Of Ger. McClellan's let
Ter Of acceptance, to the cff, ct that Mr.. Val
landlgbam had revoked all LIS appointments
arc gone home, deepairing OF his country
meaning, PEI haps, tht Southern Confectionery
Whether he has received ASSURANCES from
Ger. Mcclellan that it will be all right. or
whether he is l:be1ing s:lely far his friend
Ptneltton We do not know. In either case
he fe welcome to Illinois. Large GRO ~ds
will come out to see the t'Suprem. Com
m,pder" Of the o a. Z, woo took an ex-
crrs'on through Dixie fer the benefit OF his
l' alth, ard rsn the blockade fer tue benefit
OF JEFF. D4yis. The larger the batter!
, 1864-10-22

Great maas Meeting Mt E1gln, Thurs.
oAy% October 27.h, 1854.
The ution-loEtne people OF Northeastern Illinois
ose ihs11ed d. t9 nnite IN gtand patriotic ga.n.1ns.
Lion. Lyman Trun.buls, United s:a,es Senator,
IL enE a:ed to address the Thousands who are c1-
pe; ted 10 assemble.
Hon. John Wentworth, General John F, Fa.us-
wtrsh, Governor Hoffman, Col. Osborne, Major
Stevenson and many Other prominent Erea kers.
have been invited to be presen! aud participate IN
Strenuous efforts win be msdc TO Induce the
Hon, Hiatt II. Carpenter, Of Wisconsin, TO be one
Of the speakers on the occasion:
In connection With the meeting there will be 4
military procession, the moet imposing ever wit
messed In ,hte portion of the State under the COM
m1nd Of Col J. 8 Wilcox;
ierent re:lmerts, under command OF Col. Frank
Gilbert and one thousand Infantry, veteran. aud
huudted day meo. ate e1peCtcd TO lead toe process
faon o. - dtlzens, which w1ll doubtless be keseFaa
AT the head Of the PROCESSION. in the hiphezt po-
sition OF hoIor. VII be a carriage 1raWn BY tuur
ala disA6ltd heroes Of the army. bearing the torn
AID blood stained battle flags Of their rest4cnts,
as iar as they can be procured.
AL onlcert and soldiers Of the army, home on
fn1IuuRh. slcz leave, or honosaby discouraged, are
rtqnt.tssa, to report to Co. Wilcox at Ex'n a. soon
a. Ihe Rus1rc n,occ,uon xr;,, =. .-,.a a, 20 n IN
front ot the Narer}y House and proceed to COL
b.'s Grove, Where tbs speeches will be delivered.
Dtlegstton9 from abroad will report to the Colo
ncl cor.1n.ndlns It Rark Hall, a. eoon as they
arrive
OFFICERS OF TIE DAT.-p1ceident sylv:nus
Wilcox. ESQ.,; Vice Presidents, Hon. E. 3. Allen.
Kurt equity; Gon. Cornelius Laneiry, Mcuenry
county: Hon L. ". Law1ance, Boone county
Hon. Wat Ts'sott, %s, Mionseago county Gna1ncey
Chi1te, DuPage county Jasncs y. Cory. Lake
County.
Patriots come to the council fires OF your couu-
ty- with warn hearts. Gone tp fave your cpun-
tiy from the disgrace o! surrender to traitors Ia
arms, Come 10 hasten the rto1tous American IL
biee, which shall proclaim liberty throughout the
land 10 Al! The inhabitants thereof.
Come, and bring yonr famil5l Come, Ind stay
oil caJ
Al. JosLss,
o. DAVIDSON. Com.
Gxo. p. HAnyEF,
, 1864-10-22
The Result in pennsyrrnn;a.

1E 1N<St11& III 4 E1d1S. J n EQ1&&a :;
HAKR1sBunG, Pa Friday, Oct 2l.-We are
as yet unanle to g-t otIc1ally the returns
fiem Forrest, Jefferson, Mercer and WJo-
uii1g COMMITTEES.
The fo'lowtoE is the official aggregate Of
TIE soldiers vote, as far us received ut the
Secretary Of Sta els Office:
Union vote, I4,S9l; Democratic vote,
ALA: The Union mujori,y tous far on sol.
vi. rs' v"te, 10,217.
HARRlsBUR0, Pa, Friday, Oct. 2l--The Of.
majority Of Ss7; Union loss IL. Wyoming
county, cf1ic1s}, Democratic majoeite, 210 !;
Democratic gain, 1e0 We have now official
returns from tixty.fuur counties, in which
the total DeEoocratic majori.ies are 50, ,s13,
onu the total Union majortttss $500 JET.
fsr;ou aud Forrest countlss are ret to be
heard from. Jefferson county Is reported to
havu giyen 100 Democratic majority, aad For
rest 4U Union u,nfErit3
, 1864-10-22
TEE ST. ALBaNS OUTRAdEE.
Position Of the Provincial Authorities.

QuEEEc, Friday, Oct. 21.-1ntormation of
the St. aluaus on'rage @as communicated to
the Governor yesterday, and q body Of HOODS
were Immediately dis +latched to the frontier
With ordr rs to arrest the PARTIES at Ill azards
TIE Government is fully determined to usa
every possible Eears to puta stop to such
abuses of Canod;an hospitality, aud When an
oppor. uzity is offered mi example will be
furnished to prtyeet einll4r attempts in fu-
fare. Tt police are On the track OF the rob-
h. 70 .
, 1864-10-22
Vermont State Officers.


MONTPELIER, V ), Oct. 18.-The General
Assembly, this afternoon, elected the follow
ing State ottlcafs: Secretary Of State, Geo
W. Bhiley, j., Of Montpelier; s.rgeaut.as.
Arne, z. q. Camp, Of Montpelier: Auditor,
" Stewart, Of Mtdole5urg; Superintendent
Of State Prison, j., a; Pollard, Of Chester;
OF New HAVEN; Bank Commissioner, i. R
Gimp OF Stove; Railroad Commissioner,
e. q Rice, CT South Hero; Adjutant Gen
eral, ?. +. Waslburue OF Noodstnck:; Quar-.
te1mstter General, Col. Perley B Pitktns, Of
New Depot, Quartermastsr at City Point,
Vifeihia; Judge Advocate General, j. S,
M4cnx nj RnvHtfnu
, 1864-10-22
Shoddy on the Rack.

ciaPs Washington specfal contains ,bs fol-
loving: "a military commission here is
tIyip. some outrageous case Ct shol1y
frauds in eolditrs' clothing Some cavalry
jackets are made Of aniuaal hair, rough Wecl
acd tton. Tie tacts Developed show tina:
the 1nspsctpIs aEe Qtrzltct
, 1864-10-22
FROM SPRINGFIELD.
State. Political aud m1lteafy NEWS.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tabuce.1
Srn1xu11ELp, I'LL, Friday, 0ct. IL.
General Hooker goes to Jacksonville TO-
MORROW with Governor Yates, lion Jtsse 4.
Dptoie. Ge1era1 Cook and others. to the
great Union mass meeting there.
"T8o rebel spies and recruiting officers
, 1864-10-22
The ARMY Vote.

WASHINGTON, Friday, Oct. ol.-seyeral Of
the New York regiments In Grants army
have already cast their votes for President.
All the Connecticut regiments have also
Joted.
, 1864-10-22

Nom in ntJouY Under the New
Constitution Of Maryland.
BALTIMORE, Oct. l8.-Thc Unconditional
Gnien State Convention met here to-day to
make nominations under the rev constltu.
ticD. The following ticket was presented :
For Governor, Hon. Thomas Swami; Lieu
tenAnt Governor, Dr.. G. c. Cox; Attorney
General. Hon Alexander Randall; Court Of
Appea'e, Judge Wsisel. The Convention
was largely attended.
, 1864-10-22

The Philadelphia Banks.
PHILADELPHIA, Friday Oct. Fl Most Of the
city hunks have determined to re, organize un-
der the National system, pursuant 70 an act
baesed ty the legislature In al extfa sts3i,,n
, 1864-10-22

The Canada Conference.
QuEBEc, Fn1ar, Oct. 21.-It is reported
that tue Conference has agreed upon th= Con-
saitution Of the Lower House, on the oasis Of
representation according to population, the
It'll OF members to be 19f The Cnnfsr.Ece
is now dizcussiug tte powers Of the General
, 1864-10-22
The Ph1ludelF

Our Gallant Dead.
BosToS, Friday, Oct: el-Co}. Lowfll, Of
the "a MASSACHUSETTS, cavalry, was killed In
the battle Of Cedar Creek.
, 1864-10-22
PefhonA1,

Gen. Ca1l. Sclurz p4ssed through this city
zast eveIiug to Madison, Wis, at which
place he Is to epeak to-day. He will then
III spme appointments in the Ill Kaukee cis.
, 1864-10-22

IMPERIAL VIGNETTE3-A
4 Eev act beautiful Ut le Of Photograph. at EVER.
TITS. l51 Lake st eeH Care Ptoro.rspns outY Tao
Dollars ptr pe:en. All styles OF PhoxosFapha at low
plteef. WN. M. ETEAIrT, fr5urtat atnr.
RAT E1Ae. Operator. oI2a 1864 It
, 1864-10-22

six7ee- Th1utars Do1l.sa to Le. O.. Esal Estate
tetnt1tE.
L. ", SMAEL,
ecs2 a6l..1t 81 sop1h Ta.er e,reet.
, 1864-10-22

t''cs, ard return to Cbi:sso on Thureuay
next to address his 6 :rman 1ellov c'tiz-rs
hire He will have q rous lug reception,
, 1864-10-22

At J G at SEE OOLS-Ni9ht
~ Sehaols tor ths Instruction OF n6le1 and ia
I1-'sR Will ba opeEed On
7x.sntlay Evening. Oct. -, 1864,
- th- tcllos ing runlic schc1l Buildings:
en0TH nIV13.0N-pea1oosn S-heol. BnlId'n NJ cu
ard 1se Haven School. Buttair on Wabash aTtnle,
WEST DIvJsloV-Foster uchoo'. Ru!ld.ag on
Unicn nfkf l2sh ,s~eEt. -hed 81 The T*shlas tan
scnnn. 6ullcieg corner cf 17dtiea a:d .saseanon
EtleEtR
NORTH GIv1a1oE-At: tho Franklin School, build
ing cr1ner nlT'ttoo and ss- z sicK s.rsets.
The schools will De open everT night. +xcapt Nus.
day snd sa'u,aer Of zach retk, fof puptss OF both
t!aehe1s. For1?:is wi. hs admitted who caa s:.sad
tbs Public Schools
The attentior or employers il earue'tly called to
tbfs atfeT snd ttey ste urged TO- grant pet1o1s
- these in thsiI avail themselves ct this
nhe1sl r1ov1alpn .. the Common Council
/ :: R:fKn;1f;1, sKHG4HhN, GSaan1s;ss Ss,11 -
:TnaN TENTWORTR Edu.a:tn1.
il. PICARD, 2uper1nteEde1t. oc23 QfIa-!s