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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1864-10-25
EXECUTORS SALE.

HAVING taken letters testam mentary
from the County Court Of Union County
N. T.. accordipg to law On the Estate Of
William ID. Howard, deceased, ! shall s1.
po-eto public sale on Thursday thothIrd
day Of November 1864, ut the late residences
of-Robert ID. Hows-d, deceased, fourteen
IN les = est Of Monroe N. e. the following
articles Of property belonging to said Es-
tate, viz
All the right title and interest which the
said w. ID Howard had at the time OF HE
death, Ia that tract or body Of land known
as the MILL TRACT, situated 10 the ws..
tern part Of Union County. and on th. wa
| ters of twelve mile Creek, adjoining ths
lnnds Of q. ID. Brown, William Jones aud
| others, containing about one hundred aud
thirty acres, and has on it one Of the b.,,
mills (both for grinding corn and wheat
In ,hs southern staies
Also n good Saw Mill
The interest Of said deceased in these
lands aud mills il one third Of the whoIs
which now under the will has ~ be sold
Also Nil the right title AMI interest, of
said w. ID. Howard, deceased. in that body
Of lands known M the Monday. Brancn
lands containing over seven hundr.d acres,
| and situated III tho western part OF Union
1 ~
| mine, 5. Is. Howard and others, and hns on
il good ordinary. Gri,t Mill. The inter.
est OF said deceased in these lands and
millsi one third Of the whole, which now
under the will has 10 be sold.
will also sell the negro man Scott,
aged about As years, and known through.
Out this section OF country as one OF tho
best Miilers in the Conf.dsracy- "a rare op-
portuntty is now. offered 10 mill owners for
supplying themselves with = good number
one rniller-said negro has the reputation
OF being as honest rs negroes ars generally
| known to 10.
| ! will also sell a negro Boy aged about
3 years, perfectly sound and smart.
| | will also sell n negro woman aged -
bout 10 46ysars-spund 50 far a. known.
Que Gold Watch.
Two good Mules.
| One Mare.
| About 80 head of Hogs.
SoDe Sheep.
-Ons Family Carriage.
One set Blacksmith Tools.
One Road Wagon.
One Log wagon
| About $50 Bushels Corn.
About 35 bushels Wheat.
A lot OF Provender.
| One Rifle Gun.
| One lot Of Farming Tools.
Household and Kitchen Furniture, and
various other articles too tedious 10 msa-
tion.
Sale to be opened at 10 o'clock A NJ,
| when aud where the terms will be made
known.
G. ID. BROWN, Executor.
Wolfsville. Union County N. e. Ssptsm.
| Der 3Oth 1864
| +. S.-TThe Executor will take pleasure
10 SHOWING this property to any one who
may wish 10 examine. II previous TO the day
of sale; ID Is. Ex'r.
Oct. 4, 1854. 34-n
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Coop ADVICE If ihe body is tired. rest;
IL the brain is tired, sleep; if the l,"els nre
loose, Ne down in warm bed and remain
there, aud eat nothing until go" are we'll;
il an action Of bowels does not occur at the
usual hour. eat not m atom till they do
act, ut least fH 36 6hours,meanwhiie drink
largely of cold water and no, teas, exercise
ia the open air TO the extent If gentle
perspiraiion, and keep this up until things
are righted. This one suggestion, il prsc-
,ised. would say. myriads Of lives every
Year, both in fhe city aud country. The
best medicines in the world are warmth
and abstinence and repose.
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Tho Child's Wish.

Oh long TO He, Iear mother.
10 the cool and fragrant gtsss,
Tho calm blue sky above me,
Aud tho radiant clouds that pass.
wan, the bright. bright sunshine.
All arouad ny head,
I'll close my eyes, and God will think
Your liitls boy 10 dead.
And Christ will send sn angel,
To take me up to Him.
lie will bear me safe and tesder,y,
Far through The ether dim.
Hs Will gently. gently lay me,
Closs by the SAy,opr's aide,
And when I'm sure that I'm in hsav'n,
My esss I'll op.H vide.
And III look among the angels
Who stand arosnd the ihroas,
Till find my slster Mary,
For I'm sure abe mus, bs one.
And when 6nd her, mother,
Wen 60 away alone,
And III tell her how we've mound 10,
All the time that she's bssn gone.
Oh. will BE- delighted.
TO see her once sgaio.
Though | know she won't return to us,
To ssk her will b vain.
So III put my arms around ber,
And look into bsr eyes,
And rsnembsr al ! say to her,
And all her s~ss. sepliss..
And then I'll ssk The angel.
To take me back to you.
He'll boar me slow and surely
Down thr9pgh the azure blue
And you'll only think, dear mother.
That I've been out - play, q
Aud have gene to sleep beneath . tree.
This sulsry summer day.
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teated ; andSd.mocrats elected IN the 5th
and l2th districts.
Maryland gave 5000 majority against
the Convention.
The Herald says Mos6y got over $2oo,
600 in Greenbaeks at Duffield's Station Ii
also thinks the steamer Roanoke has been
captured by the Aiabama and Chesapeake
and is now commanded by ose Of Jeff Da
Wis naval officers
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ADvERTIsRMBNrs,

WIN - inserted at three dollars per square
fer shs frst, and two dollars per SQUIRE
fer each subsequent insertion. A square
- ssaslst Of the spscs OF 10 lines. BREWER type.
Ne sdvertiseneat considered less than = square.
The numbsS Of insertions mast be written on
each advertisement, or they will be inserted till
ordered eat and charged accordingly.
Local advertising and job. work must be paid
for in produce-ths old price to govern each
Eay.
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Northern AeWs.

RIcHnosp. OeL i7.-Thr New York
HsraA OF The 18th. sais returns rsp.ived
last night coDtirue 10 show Democratic
gains. in Pennsylvsnia the democracy have
gained 5000. The returns from Ohio snow
dsmocr.sie gain. for Ceugrss-u-n over first
report. Ashley 10 ths 10Th, aod Dsiand 10
The isth, both rsPsbtesns. bsss been d..
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TAk LANCASTER LEDGER
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The Elections.

LExIEG TON. For Senate MAJOR F. s.
Lewie. 437e For House IF Representatives
Col. WIN. Fort, 5lU;s J H Counts, a59;-
NEwBEHRY.-Se Senatdr-R Moorman.
Rep-esentdtires-Cl Il Suber, J n Williams,
K Stewart
foRv - -SeralGr-CoJ. c. Jones. Rep
resentdiires--J 4 Lowry, w c Beatty, J e
Chambers, J ) Brat,on.
tHs>TE4.- Senotor-S McAliIy. Rep
resenia'ires-Jas. ii.mphll, T. e McLur..
q J Patterson.
ABBEvILLE.-Representatires-Gen. s.
McG"" All. K a Fair, = Il Bradley, ID W
Aiken. 5 3 Jones.
ANDERSON -Reprsseniatipes-B + Cray
Lon, q 5 Maltrson, W Ii Prescott, DR.. G
GiiIards
GEkErviLLE-Representatiues-B F Per.
~, = Boyce, w Price, Jas Mccullough
st. PHILIP AND ST. .MIcHAsL.-S Senator
wv ID Porter. .Represeniatipes-ile
BUST s Duryea, Edward McCrady, john
Hunokel, VIM. WhuI-y, NJ p O'Connor, W
Gayer. 5 Lord. Jr, B Campteli, J ii
Ea'on K b Rhetl, Jr. = Kigg,, Jr.. Rich.
| ard Yendon, + J forcher. Edward Muyrath,
+ ID Richardson, } X Sass, n 4 Peaks, J
Boyls'on, W A Wnrdlaw. n
ST. Andrews 's-Senator--W Bull
Representatives. " MikeIl.
BARswELL.--R Representatives. j Ryan.
1927: J Brsbhnm," y77; AP Aldrich,. I.
9O3; w 81 Hunter sss.
SfARTAsBuRG.-Represeniatires-JohnH II
Evins. Thomson, James u Carlisle, B B
Foster. Joseph Walker.
CHRIST CHURcH.-Seno,or-P p Bon.
neau. Representaiips-R T Morrison. Sen.
Enthusiastically. Robert HarlIee.
Representnnpes--Coi. T. r Stack ouse, w
Mullins. ESQ.,, Col X. F. Graham.
ST. SrkrHEss.-Senafor- w Palmer.
ksprssenidfire-J J wI"IauIs.
Experimentation s Brad.
ley. } = Green. 4 Is +. assr. Tar Collector
-, w st.cky.
oT. -Senator-Jossph Il War
lug. Reprssentoiipe-D } Wilkinson.
ST. GkoRGEs DoRcHEsrER- -Represenls.
nre-Dr. Joan May.
ST. acknowledgements w
Bates.
Union Senator-Ro ebert Beaty. Rep.
rssemtatises--Col J u Mckiss,rk, Gen. W
ii Wallace, Col r N Da~kins.
-Represeniaiises-T G Wealth.
eriy. NV iienegan.
ChksTEaFitID - SeRai0r-h M.Ousen.
Hepresenisfires-M.j Lucas, s w Evans.
DARLisGros - -Senator-rhos. p Lids.
Itepreseatatires-S W Wilds, j. Coksr
Wan. n Evans.
l. WILLIAMSBURG Senator
Capt James McCuteh.o. Represeniaii,es-
Col John r p,easley, Rev w A fleming
way
| ST BARIHoLOaEw's PARISH -Represen
iatires- Benjamin Stokes. ID l. Smith, WIN
n O'BriAn
ST PRrER's PAZIsH IS Senate, Col A ]
Law Ion. Represeniatipe-W NJ T,soo.
CLAREnDos = RepresensaHres-Col II L
Benbow. q A Higgins Guggin'- sea, il
Protssied. ane claimed BY Maj MeCauicy.
LAURES.-Rspresentat,res-C p suIli.
van. George Anderson, II " Darlington
B 3 james, w + Mstts.
ST iAsss' Goose CREEK-Senstor-D
Joseph Murras.. Representatire-LE Con.
ner
ST JANET SAxTEk.- Senator -hlexan.
der Mazyek. Representaiise-Dr John G
Dutrs.
ST JVHs's BERKLEY PARISH -Represen
tatire--p T. knk.
ST PAuLs PARIsH. =. Senator-Joseph
Hah Ws'inx. Represeniafiye--D J vii.
kinsoo.
PRIScE GKoRaE WIkYAH-RepreSe
nuss--A J SHAW, Richard 'Dozisr, J Hsr.
lesion Read.
ST LUxE's PARisH-- .Senator--R J Da-
ysHts, Rsprssentstipe--Lsroy r Youmaos.
Sr iikLESA PAasH - Repssssniative---
s'sPhss Eiiio,s, Js.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-04

{ .scher persuaded her at lat, aud Kitty
4 an carisss little servant, and be
Is ny Iaster she very often though
aud she has grownap to be a very use
full, happy Chissian woman. With what
gratitude she remembers the kind lady
who gave her the good, and timely
counsel With her first pair Of shoes!
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-04
ORIGINAL PLAN.

Usknowss owner, 2sx25 n en-
Wins stresf@-@-.a....s-....-a 90 ~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-04
SEALED PROPOSALS.
orrIcK err KSarNEKa.
Meuphls, Tenn, Oct. 9Th, 1854.

oFrIeE err ESaTxKKn, I
henphis, Tenn, Oct. eth, fssf
CEALKD PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
- ~ this Office uuiii the sth day q November
next. or grading the Lspaing hstwcsn Jefferson
sHd Court sire q, from the Nest faca Of the hlu6
@ ftont sfr'rt. The contractor 70 cut ali hlxh
Fsints on the promenade tetWeen Jefferson aud
Market strcnts, inclusive, q the proper grades
sna 10 ~ 81 iaw points within the above pre-
seFibet imits, 81 the grade furnished BY the City
EaFtn5sr. Alec 20 hil Centre Landing and IN
points between tbs rlyeF and the west line Of the
promenade, ~ may b required ~ the City Kngi-
ncer; and an suieranous earth % be dumped into
the pond az th, hnfs Yard. The bids fuf the price
pes cub ye's ~ rntiiaE n the nlun between
4flafsQn. ard Cflrl stffsfs, arr % BE- made with
the nhdsisiaHding that said price Der yard lot the
measurement oi the lest namsd cnt. Is 70 b. full
eompapsAfion O. the contractor for the whsle PER-
f1Tmaure OF the uofks. The names sre % b
EiFan, ia the bids of two approved securities. On
The anount % cHe hundred thousand dollars
gsluQ.eQl or Ia fAithfal performances Of The con-
tract AT rfop0sais asa % b endorsed on the
envelope, Proposals Scr grading Lending BE-
tNrfu JeFsrioA aud Court stFeets." Bids for the
rehtfaef nut n Conformity vita The above require
mrnts viii nat he rntcrtslnud
TIE Maytr hgd O1rfmlttaa % public Landings
Fcserve the right 60 iseet any AL Of The propo.
sails.
hTorarehau Il eunquaftsF 81 mile
FRANCIS FOSTER,
ocil7 city Englnser.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-04
UPPER ESLARGEMEsT.


taas 1 Lot. Block. Amt.
Baker, William, undx hf. Of
81 n. II wharf property
sieg0S Division styeet.-. l. Is Is
gWing, g. wv. g., NV y baiaues 10 81
Keller, D. c.. q lpf o. grounds
bounded GA the vest b.
Leet Sc. On tbs EAST BY an
alley, ard on tire south.
- h. n A.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-04
HOTEL REOPENED.
Washington House,
CHRIS. HRDDRICH, Proprietor,
Cor. sIais and Third Sta,
EVANSVILLE, IND.

THIS OLD, WELL ESTABLISHED, AND
4 widaly.kuown Hotel has bern cIose,l for sew
erai weeks Undergoing repairs. II has, during
this time, been rspaiuted inaide aud out, hiss been
thoroughly fitted ap, and ih great measure fusn-
ished with nsw beda aud furniture. The pfopFie-
tor has MAIDS every arrangement 10 render his
houses eonysnients healthy aud agreeable 20 the
public.
Thsnkiug the pnblic for the hue patronage that
for series Of years bias been ex tended 70 the
Wellington, he Invite. = renewal oftheir custom,
and aii sndeasor 20 hava his table furnished aud
the house managed In way 20 merit their eontiB-
ued patronage.
omuibuses wil carry passengers % and from
th4 Depot frees. ssIs2
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-04
ectoress Sale.

NOTICE ID szersby ziEea that I, William G.
~ Boepple, Collector Of the city Of Evansville
bstvesuffe henfs Of and 10 e,ctoek, q n, and
4ad 5ro'csork, y. n, Oh THURSDAY, Eov 24th, A.
D. 1864, will sell az public auction At the door Of
the Court EoEses in the city Of Eransvffa, In
diana the following lots, parts Of lots, and par
esls Of real estate ard improvements fer this pay
"a NJ Of eity Tszes for the year 1884, dns from the
owners thsssef to the city CT EEsnsyflis, aid
taxes Beisg nov due ard unpaid, and for the costs
Of aid sale and that "a sale viii be ssnkinued
OF he next dzv thereafter, VIZ: On Friday, No
vsaber 18th, 1855, az o'oiock ?. N, at the door
Of tbs Csars Hsgss, in Evansville, for the rUr-
pass Of selling such property a. may have been
sold on the dag 6rst above mentioned, and not
paid for. Hss4
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-04
olnos % res err Eselsnsa. !

oFflcf 90 fHg CTR ENaINEfa, /
Memphis, oct. eth, 1854 I
CEALEn PROPOSALS WILL DE RECEIVED
- a this oflee uufi the 9Th day Of January next
At Y ~ for furnishing, At such point points on
tha river lsA6ibe u ths eity a. may be iesieuat
ed by The City Engineer. twelve thousand (a,O00)
Ferchos 81 bard bloc Limestone for paving; the
ruchs not ia-xcreh TX inches IN thickness and 20
b euitEble inr pairing Of bot less than else nor
mere thss fweifr inches IL depth gfnhblc wefRl
al - tn ~ l0r4 ur hnin-e the hrHt day OF
AHfa is9f FiaT'FlHfs are 70 10 given IN the bids
af sVaasi ga,5.l sergrii n the smsuBf Of ify
f8fmahte q o. contrast al proposals are %
De- tHsiefs-d 90 iha s9qsiare q Proposals for fur
nshns paving ftuer laf the eits % Memphis"
Eiif irr 600 contrast naf Ia conformity With the
ahotaIggufs eiil nos l. entertained
The maFQf bod lamelittea os Pebble Landing
resetFs tie isht 10 reject ans ~ al q the pro.
uesais FRANCIS FOSTER,
ae13 City EnElneer.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-04
CARD.

The uudersigned having sold cut sis entire sfesk
o. Ready Made Clothing, A7d 6entlsmens' Fur
nishing Goods, aad retired from the business.
hereby expresses his grztefni lacknowlede erasrts
10 his numerous friends and customers Tor their
psst patronage 50 literally extended TO him. and
: et11 resPeoiIaliy recommend Messrs. vTaxlor a
whoare nov prspsred 30 fsEnish 10 Their cnsto-3
szs sNefS srttcte In shefr Tire, of the vsry bast
quality, and a. the Ensss s4vor@ble prices.
SnsSV NJ LYON
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-04
Blankets and Coverlids /
REMOVAL. !.
THOs. G. MAeHEE

mus. ", AAGnGG
IL AS REMOVED HIS WHOLESALE MANU-.
A L featuring Establishment 20 No. ; FIRST
STREET, below Main. He has large saa sle-
CANT assortment OF Home-tnaEiS WoEk, - hns as
TIE finest, guarant eed ''Seod a. the best and
tor sale As fseheap as the cheapest" aud little
cheaper.
Coach, aad Carriage Harness, Light Trottlngs
heaNS Wagon Dray. and Express Harness. sad
diess in endless variety, Brides of all kinds, in
any quantity, Collars, GSrths, Surcingies, Check
Lines, Military Work; in short, everything in
hrs tnes from Hame strap 70 !" Monitor sad
die has been manufactured ander his imme-
aiats supervision by skiIitai~ and experienced
workman, aud j. new eaared 10 che tFasse At
EASTERN PRICES. Being abba TO eaIa pete sue
eessfnlly with anything In the market, in style,
hatsh, durability, and price, he only asks trial.
Call aud examine for yourselves. $ - 1 apes
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-04

Al.a. !. ..s. r.. SO. q I..... g.l,... Of
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-04

DoyArroY EyLARGEMFsT.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-04

HaEing torEaf oar g1oes at . much lover price
flsu flieF can btAc1zis - present., and being DE-
s5ro.ss q fsulidf1r No as IN the city, pro-
poss 20 eel - very snail prsft % bring on your
gre haf k AMI exam Gar stock for yourselves,
ard zs fsei coufdflt q e 4our visit VII DO yQu
e-sx for ra d1-st thfnf sny one can leave Win
a. huyfrg WEIGHTS 4 KoEEETr
Evansville, Sept f5lh, 1854. sslS-s|
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GENERAL HOSPITALS.

GENER AL HOSPITALS
CUMBERLAND HOSPITAL,
Near Pellitentary. Surgeon BurHitt Cloak, u. 6
Vois in charge.
SHERMAN HOSPITAL, -
Near Penitentiary. Surgeon W. Tm'elkeld, U.
Vols, In charge.
OFFICERS HOSPITAL
College Hill Surgeon J. E. Herbst, Us. yols.,
N charge.
10. / GENERAL. HOSPITAL,
NeI Gun Factory. Surgeon J. l. Stan ford, u. S.
Vols, In charge.
40. GENERAL HOSPITAL, a,5
College bill. Surgeon J. E. Herbst, u 8. Vols,
in charge.
NO. 3 GENERAL HOSPITAL.
s. i. Cor Public Square, with Branch on Broad
street.. Surgeon j. K. Ludlow, U. s. Vols, IN
charge.
NO. s GENERAL HOSPITAL,
Masonic Hall, Ghurch-street. Surgeon K. 4
Taylor, u. S. Nols in charge.
NO ii SMALLPOX HosPTFAI.
On the Charlotte Road. A. ASST Surgeon G. W.
France in charge.
NO. l4GENERAL HOSPITAL,
Near n. and G. Railroad Depot. Surgeon 8. e
Fuller, T. 5. Vols, IN charge.
NO. ID GENERAL HOSPITAL,
Cornsf 90 inner and LIne-streets, Surgeon W.
NJ. ChamDcrs, u. S. Vols in charge.
no. 10 CONTRAB4ND HOSPITAL
On College, between Church and Broad- streets
A. Asst surgeon Justin konAyne IN charge.
NO. - GENERAL, ROSPITAL. sn
On Msrllet-street. between Union and Church.
streets. Surgeon W. HI. Thom, u. s. Vols, in
charge. .lH Ill
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Qaartsrmastsr's Department.


BYT. BRIG GEN }. L. DONALDSON,
Chief Quaueflnaster, department. of the Camber-
land. OfBce los Cherry-stTeet.
CAPT. JAS +. RUSHING A. ON,
Chief Assistant Quartermss;er. once l0s Cherry.
street.
col. J. c. CRANE, 't-"
QuauennSster &. :. AIlfary Railroads.. Once
caurch-street, at Chattanooga Depot. D ~ !
CAPT s. B. BROWN, A. .. M,r..
in charge Of Railroad Trans ortatson, tHTeight and
l'sssenger] Office Chaceh'street at Chattanooga
DePo-.
CAPT. CHAs T WING, A. Q. N,
General DsbuTsng Officer QuaItermasGer's Depart
masters Department. Office, SJ7 Chef,yetreet.
CAPT. CHAs A Reynolds, A. Q. NJ,
IN charge of Z Sshipyard .sl .s.l
CAPT. T }. cox, A 2 NJ,
in charge of Clothing, Camp and Garrison EQUIP
age, Stationery, 2 srternasEsrs Blanks, AID 5toF-
age Of Public Property. Ohtee II Market street.
CAPT. GEo. B. HIBBARD, a. O n, ------
in charge Of Forage and Straw. Once 80 Cherry
street.
CAPT. CHAs. H. IRWIN, A @ NJ,
N charge OF Corralls, Stables, Public Animals,
Means Of Transportation, Lumber, Workshops. &c.
Ufhce lu9 Cherry street.
CAPT. ". A WAINWRIGHT, A. O N,
in charge Of QuarteImasieT's stores, Horse Meii-
cines, Hardware, &c. Ofsce los Cherry -street.
CAPT. A. ". WILLS, A. 9. NJ
IN charge OF Depot Of u. 5. Colored Troops and
freedmen, and government Printing House, and
al Public and Private Buildings used As store
houses, Of5ces, Quarters. &C. vrhee II Cedar st.
CAPT. ". MILLS
54th Regiment OHIO Volunteer, A. A. q. NJ, In
cnarge Of Post Ir'nsliUr aion tuel. Issues 10 De-
.achmeuts, Hospitals, Barracks, &C O5ce, Il
Cherry street. Also Inspector of Sutlers Goods
ana al Private Stores shipped 70 the Front. Office
455S Cherry street.
CAPT GEORGE IsENsTEIg,
18th Regiment Missouri Volunteers, A. A. .. N.
Assistant - Capt. J. {. Crane, A. q. NJ. One
Cfurch-street, n Chattanooga Depot
CAPT J. Il JAMES, A Q X,
IN charge oi-lssues - Tennessee Troops. OfRee
STATE Capitol.
1T & H. STEVENS,
Chicago Board OF 1'rsde Battery, A. A. g n, in
charge o. RIVER snd Depot TRANSPORTATION ana Fael
Tor steamers. Oiilce IS Cherry street
acquisitions ard Estimates for Pubic Property
aud supplies should Re made on the Issuing Ofcers
sepanaiely-
special Reqnisitiolls No. 40. ars required Tor sll
srtcl, not ii 3 tied - the Army Regulators, sHo
must ~ approved by Brigade and llSsiOn Com
ulsnders. OF the Commanders al Troops unssslgn-
cd TO brgadez or Divisions.
Requissons soy supp les, for troops stationed at
Nashville, ALL G nlied by he Post QaaFteru .astsr
the approval Of the Post Commander. aniess
they call Tor animals means OF portafion lun1-
Der, or printing. when tse approsai o me Chief
QuaTterinasteT n required.
Relui stioas ana Estiniates for Supplies At the
Front must D. presested 20 the Depot Qusrferl Nss-
tiers there 9Hsy az extreme cases y d tnay b. 81
sued on here and tlleIt only when approved b tie
Chief QnsrteTnIaster OF tha Army.
Ali slgnatures T. ReQuIsltions sud Estimates
Shout give The ofriinsry autograph a. the Orncer,
toloEed by his flnk, and the uuIiier n1ed designa-
ton OF his regiment or command.
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treason Of the chicago convention


The Chicago Convention invited for
eign powers to recognize the Southern
Coincidence by declaring this "war a
failure" If the experiment Of war
be indeed failure, it is the duty OF
foreign governments to recognize jeff
Davis's corner stone Confederacy as an
Independent power 1t would be in
accordance with the practice of nations
and the dictates of humanity. As far,
therefore, as that great convocstion of
the Democratic party could do so, Eng
land, France and all the rest of them
were advised of their duty toward the
American traitors.
II this be not treason what is it2 Is it
not conspiracy with the enemy to in
duce other powers to declare them
selves against US and order the war TO
stop ? Is it not invoking assistance to
the enemy that has for nearly four
years beer seeking the overthrow Of
the government Is it not giving aid
and comfort to the enemy in the only
way in which aid and comfort is likely
to be obtained
What now il Mcclellan be elected ?
1t viii be an Endorsement of the Chicago
platform by majority of the people,
aud through that, they will have de-
clared "the experiment of war fail
ure Who can then blame the sove-
reigns [ IF Europe for stepping in BE-
tween-us aud the traitors The Ame-
rican people will have proclaimed their
belief in the truth Of the Chicago as
sertion on this point, and they would
only take US at our word in bidding us
stop the war Who expects next
Tuesday to help by his vote; in extend
ing this invitation to foreign interior
ence 2 That IS one of the serious ques-
tons each one should ask himself be-
fore casting his ballot
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Nashville Cits 9irtftors.
Municipal Officers.

JoHs HUGH SMITH, Mayor
VIZ SHANE, Recorder. -
RvFUs HENRY, Treasurer. 81
JOIN CHunBEY, City Marshal -
W II. WmKEsoS, Deputy Marshal
JANIS i. SrEELE la -
A. G. Tucker,
A. B. SHGSKLfy, Revenue Collector.
Z. B. GAERET, Water Tax Collector
JAMES WAR, Superintendent of Wa
ter Works.
JAxEs PETrIT, Assistant Superintendent
of Water Works.
DAN CUHxNGHAM, First Engineer Of
Water Works.
WV J. SIIyKARD, Second Engineer Of
Water Works.
L d. FREEMAN, Chief of Fire Depart
ment.
Low GoRBY, Assistant Chief of Fire De-
partment
WM WmeHT, Street Oyerseer.
JOIN @. DoDD, Work House Keeper.
I. II. MCBRIDE, Sexton.
THOMAS McCARTT, First Clerk Market
ELISHA LoNG, Second Clerk Market.