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OFFICE, s;F TaE MER-
FASyMf9Nc yAf9N1S sa,e SS,nv:St;s Z s toAs AND TRUST cox
A. -,aS:1E S1TX : nA.s:iSs .:is g: OTTAWA
7e1 sp1sr|lns ast ssiss at nar. L.J:aAGE. csslit:.
nIRST i'iUNAL BE- Nh
tk rtl!to7C
SOUTHWEST COT. syn End. tEiarS-s2.
CAPITAL. $500, ,Ot1.
SAIL. /. .kscEHsat,s, kiaaae:asi vses-psst..-
6.k. BRAYeTEp Easeict.
THIRD NArtoNal BANK
or CHICAGO.
1865 LAKE STREET.
8rsg1na! md Subscribed Capiia1 = 5000, 1850
iAh. Il buwEH. rerttasnt.
anei, T. HAIL. slst 1::e.sd:n.
u.- EtAt'a- t"@s:e.. tez%vc:l.s*,
SPENCER, VIA & Co,
~ 14SKE.t~ All, 3RoKEgs,
STOCKS AMI BoSDs Bo1aHT 1Vii T'I, sSD SOLD on
ss99HiAMtsslH s9iAe 81 RSE II HASh 4 All
ESSS iisEKai:N sEKiNhn 4FKhs. Aso eAshAls ''h'tiV'
F4aEfF$' Faf u p4tESz EFsizL q SHsaf sAhhSsEs Ann DE-
fatt1cnlar aaeruan given IN the pu7chsfe aad Eale
ol LIKE Superior and c.uattnn Mining StotGs
UallS r l1-1s Ct the Borton Stuck h4sffes iuts
hislCd on aHpNcafJr1. fe2lFk7-1.n 6AT&W
pANh or AMERICA. -Ppblje
~ Notice beresr S.yrn, that Ill Etiia a. C!rcn.at
ing Notes Of The
ARAkK Gk 4E1EkfGA+7
Heretofore incQrrorated sct otag oEste.s = tte ts
orGkc-fo untT The ee-cral kse lAx1 oithe stsss
Ct liik 4ost be presented Tor pAs uient 70 tht Aue
tor OF Public Accounts sale Stats, II his nhsca In
date hHseof lht tnt d. eeos!tec tor the Redemption
~ raid uotet y II! be give: M t. said bang.
Jfttst thit :.*t *ssv of May, 1. Il. ls6..
GFntt}E EFITH, i1ts1dsA:.
Y.T. Wu1A4e t.ash,er rg25f-.1t.esf
, 1864-04-30

Formerly Assistant Surgeon 70 pe Soyo Hospital.
santa M.fs useon ro,sqsa aug suTgeSn on. s9 Mosts
knseN The treatment OF atoas bood d;sesSss ;
raEo, III. has es1ablished for him an unprecedented
reputation curing 6ero1ula. Eslrelns aheuinatisn
ihe use Of mercury. The various compitcatea and
Gistreein diseases Incident to females. tre1ted With
nofncnt success flf11ec end Anatomical Museum ot
IS South EArk street. Post 0llce Boy =. By IT.;
closing Is Genus In postage stamps The un!ortqnates
EtxiRS, An-'pllt-4W
, 1864-04-30
foRa1Su cAiLT LlS4 7E1TKzS
CHICAGO G. 9UFFALo,
1OECIu9a At
E4ei5E, .i1zhADEIE. n1csNsaC, DETROIT

Torc1usa At
K4el3E, liifIhAgSEE, n1c5lsaC, DETROIT
ISn cLEYELASD.
caanect:19 as torovs, viz:
ac sns "a = ,.1SiS In HEoS4s esss 70 ana tsc csi
Gesai Hoa.s o. Illinois Canal. ~ 1-'AN' >|''N ~
ss';s HsiSs'a5 ;:f:i Ns;s +: !; s'Hs sSaa
Il IS Cleveland { N.hoals:. c1s9si.ni .aa Fit:o1rs
Asax''5 eaSEi'sns s.
ERIE 5.Mf4xE Az
A. Rgs!s Aaa ss,. sss ,ss E Tssa sa ms
a For csnirscss % M sud r,ls 1t iasias ia rop.y.o
sVGA =; LEN. No, ! Coeatiss Slip. New York.
\: 4: SARp, IN broadway. Agent Erie Railway.
Is f5SE s; Sic ..:;:; zsas e FfS Ii m
zEEEs s. Ssf Troy,
i: $;As6SNEhI:S EI: S;sss'aa.
!: II t. HSES 43HS$frSi : g; a5SsSas.. Rss5Sls;
4He t. wSsTs&s essTSEs kfs.ss kqfas.asssroarAr1oS COMPANY
;GEgM,Iy General ws.tsFe y. y ra.ssnssE Agent.
. Ao" !. " TGTTAE. AEenf,
ap;calS19 Foot OF State street. Chicago.
yF1HE NORTHERN TRANSPOR-
tcs ot nsvisat,op Ean hsr h. We ven NOVA VA Lno a:st
81. ~ IT, i Saso %
troll. OtEe.0 and Cape Vincent, connecting
At oGpENSEURGa
Ei,n the hem Railroad for Rrston an nil poIntt
Ia Aev En:lsn: FIN Vermont Ceu1af and Rutland
IN. Eus1:cE.nn scutes.
ET CAPE VINCENT
w.ts Tic Ia,,rosa Line to New 'Yos,s.
AT OSWEED
runnirs caity between New York sid OsweKo.
This Line Affords to shippers 70 a1i trn4n O1.tnn.
Iuttfl:7 S-r Knxl1nd nntf sew YORK. the advan:see
Ct net:yncn, aud for AT: st.gsEortati~n Of
Ae'4ht s1i.d Passengers 1t Ia unrttau1t.
AGENTS.,
JcHS HOOKING, .stasa s.raet, 1.satoa.
J.M{EES.s 3Atcc s3crSs. New Yorx.
o. BkEkD. = ht.r1 E.rees. Esx Eors.
& St? !. .SAt41 Al ERp5 csos o$fTsiEssafsa' Tisssa:s:
EHA8. ALLISON, OsWreu.
PELIoA bi;EEp, CisVeisnc. =
E. MATHEWS, Detroit.
!: j. aikKS, Fasse1 ses gent, nrst door north o.
Wells sszeet t1iLGe.
r.. j. HOWE,
ONCE aud Doc.s foot Of Eotth Ia.aHe street.
, 1864-04-30

formerly of James Hospital, Custom 3ouse street.
kex Orleans. La, sttahtished IN 1885, row pefm%S- NJ
neptly located IT Is randolph street. C1eaEo. ILL.,
nois Specialist IN the treatment Of OLD CaKoS1c.
AID skIs Dis-AsEs AsD DisoEpxns or Cor.
TAGIOuB txSEhA- I'll HARAE1kE. CCrGs them without
reaortins to Mercury: Jootns. PcTAssI1, Arsenic OF
p epy IL fer I'll illinois, xsa sad bioed
ORC 4N1c EEaKkEut, eqch q seminal weakness.
Eocturnal and DiRriHl Eu,isa1 lns, brought on by
abusc q she ess.cm. c.r1y dscrttions: excess q
entatled heFt td1tAsy cau:trc 1oas Of memory, con
fuslon depression dunn. and ocn times insanity,
Win other oerlG able ttan q symptoms hEatea a!d
Gune ana c1rtue. Glcet. Como: rhea, Structure. and
I'll diseases peculiar to tic sexes. OF private nature
radically cured.
Old Disc1eex Of TIE MOST AOKEIBLE CLASE
xhere tho blood has become poisoned. producing
totches on The .scc, small Tatery blisseEs pains M
the head aid bonea liberated throat nose. nba and
n"dy, ecrotu'a together with Al endiess numbar Of
Dr J.nee 10 srecommended By the press General, Of
the south. lie edtcai Eculty and proeeeots oftred
tcal colleges. etc Tuuae atictsd should apply nnHc-
dintey, nnd be cured ef these1errt6'e diseasea-
Rame1her ur. Jnrnes' 011ce and porla1a are st u
Randolph. bctween State and Dearborn eIeers-
once crcn from A. II. until 2. Il. Consu1aEohs
copnue1t1al. an1s.d1t-aW
, 1864-04-30

TAX SALE NOTIUE-To ii,
/. v,,oc, II may conc:r:-TAEe notice. taat on the
9Th dsx rf July: 4 T. 1ss: asa sals 81 ,a % that t
lids. Lids b tic, tktn. TreasayeE Of taa County
Of Gook, il ~ State q IT, MuEno!s, tor coa.ry
sfato sud costs, William F. Fl-et 200: purchased and
Sccelrel certificate therefor, Tug fo!!ovtng des:sh
asy, s!tcate Ia ths Comfy Of Cook, in sac state of
iiels. to Wit: 1he vest hai:ef sae soatlwes' quar-
* he thl1 prrclpa, meridian scd the sait William
r fleetwood aas duy assigned the ssa cevr':sate. of
swntE and ne'de7 of .as sams snd ~ tae pss,9 o. r.
ssic tic uf viii ext Ire TIC 2th d1F Of Jult, sA
WILLIAM G. B03 FEICE.
CLieaso, Arrll =. 1SC4. ep23d9. .2It
, 1864-04-30

TAX SALE NUT1CE.-IO al
whom It may conceru: Takc notice that on the
day Or n,y IT. st -, sals d "a shst rs
tic Il e. treasurer Of The Couatr Of Cook In the statc
coanty md sa T. TAXI ~ 5os ~ %s ysaT
E;setx ood orrchatcd and received certificates Of
H. tolSwtag t ~ rs
- env sim te tier. On. tn-wt: Thn south half Of
g. 81 L ED @!s :. sisn q snhiot 9 e al AZ
nas" ~ Also 1ota aud ii IN Block 8. 10 sawyesa
Addt1on 10 Ch!eaEo; al:o. lots 4, r n Oi2Sk
1e1s Reef 6; ioss BaHcxi: los 80 S. 10
Tfoct ID iii ii archer A1tlsIon to Chicago. The
1.fH Tiratu F. Fleetwood haz duly assigned all the
sai to mr., the undersigned, and am COW
= legal md tnldsr OF tbs aame and the ttn1e
r pfcn thereof from said tnr a4e will exoire
m The twenty eighth f29tnl day Ct Jn1y. A. y, 1854.
y" STASLY T. FLEkTWoO !.
Chicago, Apstl 2Stt, 1851. spesdS31-3t
, 1864-04-30

:1TAX SALE. .N{lTiCE-To ali
4 whom 1t may coacern-TaEe 1otlce, that on t!se
t CAT os Jny T. ~; At as1s e. g tnsI e. day. a d held
rsseqs r of tie County of Coo& In Sat: of !l
Hos eaey aaa sta,s Tafes % ios !af Fer .se ane
follow InF real estnte. together with tho huoln@S
Safe cf Illinois. wit 1sE ncres undivided IN ~
tSrh - Ct the northwest Qnartet of section
Meridis, he Hcs; halt Ct IT,. southwest quarter o.
section H. township - rorth range easr Of the tatrd
e o: tt. north east qnare! Of sesop
saDse Il fass nf n thEa grd!PSs Sss
dpv assigned tie SAID certiacates Of purchase r.;
ne ansssnsd n. es e
Rhove described land from i!e said YAK sae Will IL
Eire on The 18th day OF July l6S!. ,,,->-oon.
Ch1cago. April %, 1861. apss sdso-H
, 1864-04-30

chCTG&kf:c $.rTE.
Eaeroesn EnEc ~: I'm oet - tie cr,:hrat.d
n. UPON s:dira Il e r. sasss H.
aa s. sss ;:sl
hfaH ~ e,aT az :9r .a,smei vision. and ac1!re
nsasss asa%Ss9f x;s r H,ss tss
often =" atIk o1 unnA'Hrai hau1sellcc and ury;s.
1h.l2!l1. r1.nrstft,ss
EFc1Effs fthc I1iaes.;
1En s5exs 1rree IL tas sd S 't dt21t. q e. TT TT,
diced tE'o Australia ,1on tne Cnitei tates ab.ut
..ns, aso e ~ ~, ~ " Of being be
ana sn s y &, est .
{fens.,dn The ss;t s1a ,t,; \ t.
enc have been constantly iscressins Tt.is
c11xsos u 4 n.E ,sen. II viii avcrase tor a tn
Pres@at ssa.na i ~ 1aoa-.na % pss ce,s. ss
ayt.x. ad4,s5 .a1n T. ,hs 70! IL, LIT =. os!s
nnss.!n,s,ss n'.s! ~ xSsaas: e
aesscs . Aa: na a .
.rd vegetable Ilic y, sn,1 nesnla:et u thr vs..
EN- q an ed q e mt
re15s H., foa II nArrsieed aqor dssies tEsn bot
stnts: avs Iala2x sA 7rt!u!s
Wafer &>n-e.
Ts :; 2 2sss xs &. ss IL 14Ht sopq % ShE t.
ne soqse ., e s e pn5snea n tht. ta*sh
psic. nSrie:c, :aedIcs ets', etc.
fnr tErtheE Ihtort" aIIon IL ,ltrss. with stamp, E.
hEkk OYER, Proprietor. or CaAs. F. REED. II. D,
kenosha: Assn 2oth: zpe1-tss+n1u.4ex.tx
Tish eys:nE,
17!c crest C1nncsc Rcncty for fccrct diseases One
Icx Will perform cure. lncreEe2:~ are purely rryc-
table Can be carried IT. sE- ..ct without fen Gf
5rtactlon r1cc $: per box. st.I h nli d.usst.ss
4.ot11 g cs':-l1N. Nt@.cn::e ASInse.
ar.s caG~sno 7n-sA4Ao
Sper1natlor1,aa,.
~cnllnal :" eakIeaA. Log uIIowtr Inpotencc spcca
MD cntetuntiy cared by uSlpt lit. IAN NR:s SF..ll
TlC. ts1e! O. tsIe SptcsIc will co1y1rre the teo-t
np1ist, senpnist rre = per ho Or ss toE S s.a y
AEe1t6 for Chicago. e3!2~c572cr T.-&s4
. Afflicted Iscad.
CPEAMss DYSPEPSIA s:CNn !e v uar7anted to c1rc
~ cass lsspspsaa 10 n-.tcs soS ioa:. stiaa:2.
rlHANs GRAVEL SPECIFIC is the cn.s remedy
that VIII cure Gravel, Etncy CoTpa:ct. snt eli DIX
casGt 81 the Bladder. Price l. sc11t hy c1prets. :
GiAAM;s NEAnAcNE s"E'IFIc nreds br. a
It'll e5ia e @ spSSlpss S .ne nek sec: tt u vi I'll snrs
GrhAM's? MaIK % efos HSas s tsai a:n CURLING f.r1p
snpat1s beautiful E!oas 10 the hsis keeps N cuE
ple@otes 1t* growth. dc. Price 50 ceu1s Sent by
UPHAMs TETTER OINTMENT is a sure and
speedy csMe Tor TetteF. SAT- Rheum. Chspped HANDS,
tA.bers Itch. ch1llblaine &c. Price 20 centa. Sent
TIE above preparations will be sent to say address
on receipt ef The money. Address 5. Z. UfHAM. 25
South EtElt1 street, fhladclrhts r. iT DSsieSteuse
.' - s Lake street. agents Tor Chicago.
, 1864-04-30

ap2&d958f'
CHARLES KUEZ,
~ NIGHT sCAVEHGER,
VIII attend to tho Cleaning Of Vaults PriSfes te m
rnoyn OF all stable Mannfe and offensive matter of III
descriptions. All work attended to With prumpeae1a
md dspasch and st hour naost sultabs. Post Once
Boz 4149. Rps4das419S
, 1864-04-30

TNCLA!1lED ;z FKEigHLwT1s ]e.l;l 515,7;,; Fl Ns
snld for casrcea. at NM. :. BUTTE9S s co.'s. on
MONDAY MAY 16tl, ucless sooner Called for aid
CIV. Fcwru.n. wnter wheel: =. LoQaor. hog;
y. ccrte1t. toIes and 9: machine stacd; Yrs: 2
Ass. trunks; T. .n'Eohher. trunz; 4. IIsE1lus !
s:4;d Gn.ei nsnt.s ssson
trunk: 7. Gsce., aet; y. Eapsstcs. nsl: y: nns-
Table. i {. board and b: s,csd; L. F. TI1mholt
lHs cnssInEs WEBS rFR l. BANTER.
apH G.cBSw 20 s. Water ttreet.
, 1864-04-30

An srtatiiug cura lor Seminal weaEness Noetu:ns:
Memory, Universal LassItuae, Pal1s IN the BacI.
n!mpess of VislSn. 2TematnEe old Ago, Weak Nsrvss
trapiioss on th= Esee, Pa!e Countsnance, Inssrity
Consumption. and ~ the dlreiul complaints CAUSED
by icp-s Lag i:om the Ia;1 af natuFa.
1h:3 medicine ss simple vegetable extract
aEE ols xh!ch Ill c.a Tci7. ~ It is been used
ireated il has tailed II, single instHnce. lis
ratiye rowe1s have bcts4 tni1ceas tu Eaia Ylct5st
oyer the u.o-t stul,buz1 case.
e 70 tfose who hare trtied with their sonst1s!.
ton, until they think themselves beyond the frs.cl
cNEEo EE CURE VII Isss.rs you - :o,ia,;h ,,na ant
fJPrce 81 per bottle. OF three b:t;es for IS, and
,Eutxaisicd by E1prs.s 70 aal r::ss q tns world.
nruc Stora n the c,,pntrv write to tho Agent The
viii mall Tree any desiring the same Il fl.sEea
tise In pamphlet form.
All such 6ricrs mast be se.t to c. a. Co0E, Chi
csgo. oar General a. ent tor tho Teat-
E,;E by a.1 D.u:sIss5 cy11yTEe:s.
, 1864-04-30

PROPOSALS FILL BE RE
cslysd At ttc Treasury Departme1r; oiies q ! tas n
Supervising Architect. Washing so1. D. C., until 1t.
nE The lst day Of May 1871, tor ~ tae Fire and N2s-
l3Errof sac. and Saalts re91irsd by the Treasury
Ftens and specifications can DO ootsned By apptcs-
ttnn 10 this office pcts pnnl1y OF By letter.
Bids lc be pe- superficial foos. including door AMI
1t! nEcEEsafy fixtures, ue.sQred On the putstde tne
r.tce named 10 coEeE 81 caasEes Thatcyes. .sS:ept
tho freight and the actual trnseu exrcasss otxori
to iht place Wicre the Vanlts be crested.
Safes 70 tr ce!ivescd st the !ts.!Eo.d Depo: or
Steamboat WhsEf for transportation. In good czdat
md eELt3Itf2n, without barge.
Locks for .ha yect,s c. sstta will be furnished r.
TIE Dcpa.iEett t. tDt 1Erst be rrpn-Tl! put BY tbs
Contractor Nitlcus charge.
All bids must he acrsmpa,tttf ty the bend OF txo
respt 1htbe petSnus in the rum Of sJt0 tho bid
dc! will tccert aad pcsfo1m the consrsc: Il awarded
10 htms the encency Of the security to be cetshed
trfcf.
This nrpa stent reserves the right to reject any Or
ell the 1:s i be cunsdc:Ed it, Interest to do no,
EEu h i'll Er considered iat does not CONFORM
to the r.cu1E cngnt7 81 st:'s advertisement.
Etds to b enclosed IN !aAied eaveepe. endorsed
ISAIAH ROGERS,
ADC.EES4-nt.EATAW Eunhryaztur AY,.hfktck.
, 1864-04-30

CANCER, TuM0KzS, ULCERS, &C.,
Without the use Of tl,, knife. NnytnEt ta addition
ce:chrL.cd Dr.. Ef1EOLnS. Of New Orleans. ha feeia
confident Of being whase others hare failed
xhteh nas never been Known 10 fail. npiG-C96es Nv
, 1864-04-30

T ATH.-Cargo OF schooner VIM.
IL sanue.tcn, about ie0, ,oo9, noT due.
FOE SALE BIT
mAGFLL d. LATHAM.
Corner South Water and Wells street
, 1864-04-30

+. >. WissSlVHf F1eF1dE6E.
Cash Assets over 81 o, 100000.
.. CRDNEHlTE, Agent. It Cla1k street, Chicago.
1e11RsS!y
, 1864-04-30
Ut s. NAVEL Rendezvous,

~ CHICAGO, April II, 1851.
~ c.dsr Of Provost Marshal Heieral. .Dlstmsa.s
the Naval service 1T Enyal Rendezvous, amt dnly
r. ps by the Commanding officer thereof Eot credit
viii entitle tie district to credit on IT, quot.
JOHN b, UAfsTX,
Acting Volunteer Lieut.. q. S. NAVY, Commanding
Naval Rendezvous, ChdcnEo. Illinois,
, 1864-04-30
\ DAMS EXTENSION
GRAINNG MACHINE


81 Dearborn Street.
G-ntpers, House Painters, Cabinet Matters, Furul-
tnre Dealers are Invited % call at ny Factory where
they Will fine, in Connection with nv E1to1sion liz
chEc. large variety Of Pattern. IN OAK. Rosewood,
Nal ut ant Mso:aay. Plates put MP 10 3ss. 10 plates
e1s or for cabinet makers,
Also, fcll assortment Of those beautiful Venects
wool. 1t $3.50 Per 10 The " EeaEs can bs aId Had
na+l I'd 1t oaeiunrth the cost OF wood Eeneers rer
rittry 'c1 sale In County. Town, .Ed Shop M3htd.
rpa5t62.iw ROBERT !. ADAMS.
, 1864-04-30

" VALUABLE BOOKS,
EOTUELL's ILLUSTRATIONS OF SHAkS-
TEtkE, comprising 100 pln'es, With page OF lcttal
press to each nlasc. Unbound 500
In two port GolIos. 1ie
Elegantly tound. rnfs. tat cnati. l3
also. NORTH AMERISAE FOREST TaEEs.
INDIAN GALLERY. $ vols. ........... i:
NATIONAL PORTRAIT GALLERY. Yols..... u
AUDUH0S6 WORKS. 10 vols. II
fnbtr FrrpartscurR sddress The undersigned
through the Chlcns o Post 0tlre, Ho1 1873.
i. q. MYG4fT, Agent for tie Northwest.
, 1864-04-30

Good Recruiting Agents Are waited In
Michigan, Illinois, Wisconsin,, iowa
and N1Illucs0ta,
To whom good psy viii b. giye E..Yrlnrcrs b:a..y
II pata to Nhs8f recruits, md Eeh are received
tpr pne, 1Ho AHI three yerrs.
, 1864-04-30

rcn1ai HakIeaA. Loas u l'oWtT, Enpotencc, spcct
Z 1nd cneetn1iy cured b. n:4ut lit. EANRs SP:3:Cl
F1C TIA! O. tlc Specific vii: cosy1Ere tas .Io-.
eLcpt1cM- fr1c T. per ho2;. slx tor s.. sulu by
t-nECtbt cEttyThG1c- LORD d Sa:lTii. Thofka.a
Agents LOT EhIcAkD. Ee,2-c572- Ct T-ksA
, 1864-04-30

N,HE STOCKHOLDERS OFTHE
L stcschtnts' Ineurapce Company Of Chicago
are hkseby notified tha: The
Annual E1ection Of Directors,
=t!1 ;e1 plsce u the utce OF tbs Company Mag !,
1854 he 70 re-. the l,orrs CT 10 and II O'clock u, II.
;Gti,-{fh. Il ). MN. E, tsOlL3, S.E-Y,
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1864-11-10

mO,t ,aered right" We shalI despair OF the republic II
these principles Of anarchy embodied 10 you shall Do
adopted by the people in Jour reelection.
In the face OF the tegu Of terror which has been esae
Eshed n Tennessee under the eyes of Governor Johnson
you ray to ado you please on your own account
peacefully aud loyalty and Governor johnson WIN not mo-
lett you buf viii protecyou against violence 80 iaf 90
in his power If you mean that Governor Johnson WIN
allow us to stay away from the PoHs without
trust there 10 truth 10 your assurance but
you mean to sugsestha we hold separate elections on
own account aud to US that we shall not Dc
molesed but protected in such movement" we know
by and by the facts above set FORTH that
assurance is a cruel mockery. We will not advise our
citizens put jeopardy their lives in going through the
farce you PROPOSE of holding election under the laws
at one baotbox while Governor johnson holds an cleo
ton under his plan at another II many unoneadmg
citizens have already been murdered in cur streets by ne
gro sodiers-too reputable women have been in'
sulted by them Wedo not wish provoke further out
rage There will be election for President in Tonnes
ace ia 1864 You aad Governor johnson may manage
your side Of it in your own wsy, built will be 10
election. i-s'-'r-t *; a. 49, '~.'l-'
After consultation with friends therefore, in differ
ent parts OF the State, and having compuBcated with
nearly all Of our colleagues respectfully announce to
people of Tennessee that in view Of what IL set forth
abovein view Of the fact that people ovepawed
by military power the laws set aside and violated with
mpuniy-and in view of the fact that we have appealed
in vain to tho President whose duty it TO that the
laws be faithfully executed, and that those who act
by his authority shall hold sacred the Liberties OF the Peo
pie in view of these Thugs announce that tho MoCle
Ian Electoral Ticket in Tennessee 10 Withdrawn.
.,-,.r ..,-. W. B. CAMPBELL, Of Wilson Co.
@t ..F,.e, 'e.n BAILIf, PEYrON, of Sumner Co.. il,
i tt.s.-.-." JOHN LELLYETT, OF Davidson Co
NastYlls October 20, 1864
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The sHESAkDoAH VALLEY.

Thsts GrS numerous indications that Gen Sheridan is
about to gather fresh aurols in the Shenandoah Valley
The latest accounts represent the two opposing armies On
opposite sides of Cedar creek nearly the relative
position prevailed previous to the late battle and VIC
tory Gen. Early ID stated to DO still IN command and to
have received renorcements that Indicate intention to
resume the offensive once That he can meet with
any in the attempt not anticipated Gen Sher-
idan will not only keep the prestige that he has already
won but will give the enemy another proof of his capacity
Gen. Sheridan has recovered from the losses the 18th Of
October amounting TO not legs than Thousand Hen
incurfed in The which he not fesponsble
and the victoryfor which he 10 entitled to all praise BE
has received large and has the advantage
of base of supplies, that will enable him to cope
successfully with the enemy 80.
According to the official bulletins, not less than hun
dred thousand and Confederate soldiers have been
killed wounded, and captured in the Shenandoah Valley
during the last two months This estimate il probably Ell
sggerated After making due allowance for this, we find
total Of fifty thoutand either killed or placed out OF
same relative condition. Gen. Sheridan s fortified on the
scene Of his first victory and the rebels eprenched at
Fishers Hill the Of their last defeat Gen Sheridan
flags yet the rebels have not lost an inch OF ground
This strange and unparalleled feature Of the war arises
from the geographical situation Of the which iske
sack open at both ends TO friends and foes They
run backwards and Forwards and tight lose and win bat
ties indefinitely without any important result 80 long as
the loyal rebel States repair the Losses either side
The only oil stopping TINS soesaW game 10 Inc valley
of Death the Shenandoah may be called to sexean
forty the passes and end Srssbarg
and Winchester the plan recommended long since by
Gen Mcclellan. This is now being attempted by'Gen
Sheridan and the ensuing contest will determine whether
it shall be plished or not. The rebels have
interest in retaining these aud the gate OF
the North aud South and also preventing Gen. Sherdan
army from operating more important points and re-
enforcing Gen Grant. Gen Sheridan, however 10 master
of the situation and under the direct orders Of the
Lieutenant General Hs will doubtless accomplish his
object of sealing up the Valley and will eagerly improve
any chance that offered by Early in whipping him
once MORE and sending him :. whirllng up the Valley for
tie last time.--Neto York Sun, e-t -
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THE WAR IN MISSOURI.

In reference to the late military movements in Mis- sour
letter to the New York Tribune says= 10
"The engagement which resulted in tsuch complete dis
com6ture TO Price took place the 25h instant on the
Mares des Cygoes The rebels made two stands the first
at Trading POSI- north Of Mound City, and the last on the
historic stream mentioned The rebels were deceived it
10 stated, to numbers Price commanded Ia per-
aud had not less than fifteen thousand men opposed
to our six thousand Gen. Pleasanton commanded our
forces, and after mar9uverng short time the rebel
front ordered charge their left flank For some res
Price had massed his his right and when our
cavalry with drawn sabres rushed the rebel ae bey
won most complete victory The rebel artillery was
taken and their troops driven back panic Their OH
tried in vain to rally thea to recspture their artillery
ten pioces and wa, during this attempt re form the
rebel line that Major General Marmaduke and Brig Gen
Cabe captured by our forces About one hundred
and eighty other ocer from coneis to second heuten
ants made prisoners during the day Price was IN
able to bring his men back to their work. and although
outnumbering than two one they retrestcd IN
q panic Price himself ordered the rebel wagons 1.-TWO
hundred in number) destroyed-not however until many
loads of plumber had been ecsptured cavalry Our
losses were comparatively small e.r Mg s.gIg