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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-09-27
OFFICIAL WAR BULLETIN;
SIGNAL AND COMPLETE VICTORY

wAsuiKoroN, Sept 23-250-Msjor Gen.
Dix, New York The following telegram, an-
nouncing another victory OF General Sheridan
over Farley, has just been received:
HASPER's FERRY, Sept 23,-To Hon. E. NJ.
Standardization has again beaten the enemy
at Fishers Hill, capturing l6 guns aud many
prisonrrs This is in all probability the fuale
If Early. (signed,l
j. b srEvEHsoE, Brig Gen.
The Surgeon General this morning reported
that our wounded were oil cared for at Winchcs.
ter, with adequate arrangements and supplies.
The number of our wounded prior 10 the bat~
tie Of yesterday were estimated not to ozceed
2000
EDWIN NJ. STANTON, Secretary OF War.
Fishers Hill, where Sheridan has again de-
feuted EARLY, is between three and four miles
south of Strlsburg
FURTHER PARTICULARS,
wAsuIxGToE, Sept %, $50 P. M-Moior
General John A. Dix, New York .-Sheridau's
victory proves to be signal and complete. Noth-
ing but the coming Of Light appears to have
saved even remnant Of Eary's army.
The following dispatch from General Steven.
son and Major General Sheridau's official re-
port to General Grant give the particulars thus
far received:
HARPga's FERRY. Sept. 28-Hon. L. NJ.
stanton Military luo down. Tho affair is
complete and overwhelming.
Respectfully,
JOINS d. SrRyEEsOS,
Brigadier General
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-09-27
lam, Gentlemen,
Respectfully and truly yours.
n EpEkf0NT
Withdrawal Of Gem. COchrans.

To MCssrs, WoRrnISorON G. sNHrHRS and
others, Committee, So
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-09-27
WILMI n G. T O N,
On Saturday, October, 1, 1884,

10 ratliy The nsminslions Of ABRAHAM LINCOLN and
ANDREW JOHNSON for President and Vice President
aud OF The candidates Of the Union Party for stAta and
County oae,is ALL FREE MEN who believe 1t to be
their duty 70 STAND BY THE COUNTRY ii ts strife
with REBsLlIoN AND TREASON, and who propose 10
uAe heart aud hand 10 crush TORYJsM and suatain
ths great principles Of UNION AND ilBBgrY arc iny.
ted 10 attend
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-09-27
HON. N. B. sMTTHERs,
COME ONR, COME ALL

And other eminent speAkers whose names will be hsrO
after announced, will address the meeting.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-09-27

And by your presence SHOW your sympathy with your
brethren in arms whose is the destruction Of
treason North and south.
GOOD BAND OF MUSIC will be in attendance
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-09-27
Cumm0ni. sisi.
A Beautiful ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

BEAUTIFUL AZ ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Ma. EDIroR -
Last Sumllef. the little chill.
dren in room No 4, of Public Sol. Of No. G unJsr
the guidance and advice Of their teacher. M ga
Austin, held Fair for tho benefit Of our sick
and wounded soldiers. They realized in ali $7l
and after deducting 1--we dollars Tor expenses IN.
CURED, they forwarded through me tbs remain-
ing SCI to the Christian t'o,.uii.s.a. IIe,ow, |
senc sou the kno"ledgement of NJ Stuart !
lqink il is worthy Of publication, aud highly
honorable TO the littlO donors.
Yours truly
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-09-27
The Money Market.

Manufacturer, sol Marke. Street
, 1864-01-14

Theee by no means comprise all the articles
which have increased tn value, but they may serve
40 types Of ths rest Tie average percentage Of In
is eighty-two and half per cent. The increase In
the value OF labor is but mty-lre per cent, show
ng that the INCREASED cost ofEtng exceeds the In
From this it will be perceived that even those
who are be.t paid. suffer largely from the war,
much more than they ought, willie those whose saE
much worse condition. IA above Indicated, the
real deduction In each c4ee would be four to five
per cent, or perhaps more, that Is his falr share
a. to evaae his ii others mnst suffer more thsa
their proportion. The case thus resolves itself:
prices Of all articles have been raised to an undue
ieure the extra profits have gone into the pockets
grown rich on sudden. taking slice from the
loaf Of every poor man in the country,
What. then. is the ns remedy: PIfiniy not to 4 II.
Gully effect Of TINT movement would bo to raise
the price Of all articles Of consumption IN the same
,a:io, operate deletesionsly upon The gold market
by increasing the relative values Of imported arti
clce, and thus doing good to none but those who
save per centage Of their earning, and not much
70 then. Il this action be. permitted, further
s sena pees
asea ss s as fa
wards the expenses OF tho war, and any one who
lcstcns That quota does 50 at the expense Of the
EQulmQNltSs luu1fluuA46 Cuu3p0Slutr RntCu AfG
taxed 60 much extra to pay his sharc. But thcre
10 little danger that the workers WILL fall under
this Eeproach- The fault, the stigma lies with the
class above named, those who tatten on the eor-
rows Ut nation, like ecum rising all the faster az
the contents Of thepot boil more furlously.
These then should be held responsible, as they
already are morally 50, fos the oppression Of the
poor. We're the borden equalized 1t would lit
lightly on the shoulders Of all. Now it grinds
some INTO the dust, while others mount towards
heaven by stepping On the bodies OF the fallen
ones. In saying that general rise would be no!
only ueelesa but mischieyous, 1t Is rot intended
| paid than at present. The poss woman who toile
at her needle all the week, earning only dollar
| and q half gurely needs an increase. The school
teacher WHO tolls for less than dollar per day,
also Leeds an advance, and few others mnst have
1t ii they to continue to exist But the root
Of the erI lice elsewhere: it Is to be found in tht
| seifshness OF humanity which Grinds down ltt
| fellow, With some exceptions. at every opportn
| nifty. They who grow suddenly rich not only fal
INTO temptation and snare, bnt entail countless
| prjra1ions npon their fellows.
, 1864-01-14

The great majority Of trades employing Journey
Een Who work By the s'plece," cabinet makers
cfs, ehoemakers, dunkmskers, tailors, and many
th others are generally thus paid. The aggregate of
increase as fs indicated By the above table viii
be seen that this IS little over dty per cent or
to speak exactly, ffty.Are per cent. The salaries
all The years. Clerks OF S8o0 in 1850 are atiI p4id
at that figure, and many OF them find it exceeding
y difficult to maintain . respectable appearance
On the money. The educators, however, suiIer
most severely. Engaged in an important wo1E,
that of fcachtng the men and women OF the next
nge, they are enttled-if worthy Of retaining ther
fore the war opened their salarica, especially those
Of assistants. Tere much too low. now they are
cost articles as given il Tie following tah1e snd
fecnit be i living sate; they are retail prices:
PRICES OF KEC4etAn1Es
, 1864-01-14

ecauples It La brought down to the lowest potuk.
Ou coDnercad Colleges graduate clerks by the
seoIe: and there are too many young men whose
il rcerectable-is thei. only qualification,
The following tables show the wages paid to
years, and the difference in pr1ce Of the necessa-
t!es OF life. 4 comparison Of these will show the
difference IN the actual cost Of living az It affects
,to y,f Lat toffb fba1 14ca~. 7'o -
, 1864-01-14
d IE d,

In this city on Tuesday, Jan. t2th. 1854, NANCY,
dAuchfer pf Jas F. Allen, aged II years -
The funeral will take place at O'Clock +. H., this
day, from tic eo-rcr Of Harrison and Clinton Streets
In ,his city. Dec- 19ths URIAL BIRD. son Of Uria1
20 dAyn.
(Wet ntsday) at 70 4. u. - u ! -.
, 1864-01-14
TINE LABOR Question:

Relation Of Labor to CApltal-Thc Po-
6irion OF ChicaEo-EdectS OF the Tar
lar1es-Cost of L1vtnR-CompnrutIYc
Statements for -Four Years.
, 1864-01-14

COnfrnG1fct1Ons
Editors Chicago TRIBUNE:
In the Chicago Pest OF to-day tDec. ssth} m ar
ticle appears under the following heading, Grave
accusations, &c." The statements IN that article
are entirely faiEc as regards myself; I know no.
thing of such transaction. Respectfully,
tSiEned) SAMUEL II. FELKEH.
, 1864-01-14
0ur Chicago batteries.
Alettcr writer with the Army Of the Tennessee,


s'Battery B, 1st Illinois Artillery, better known
as "Taylor's Battery" u about receiving new
Euus, by order OF Gen. Sherman. Tho Battery
was mustered at Chicago, June ed, 1885,, and was
first commanded hy Capt. Ezra Taylor, now Colo
ncl Of the 1st Illinois Artillery, and Chief Of Ar
til1ery On the Staff Of General Sherman. Cap.
tain Samuel E. Barrett succeeded him and
WIS last summer promoted to majority, and Is
now chief OF atillery on the staff Of the I'd diVs-
Rumecy now commands the battery. The battery
was nnder fire for the first time at Frederick
ton, Missouri, and has been In all the battles of
the Western army. Captain Levi ". Hart, for
merly Of this battery, commanded until recently
battery .H-the silverspaarfe battcry-and
Mercantile battery. In addition to losses By sick
ness 9nd discharges, eight Of the company have
heen KILLED In battle. 1t now numbers l4s for du-
IT. TheiI new battery consists Of four light r.
pounaer Napoicons, and two 1'.pounder parrota-
served, as it Is we'll appreciated evidence of the
esteem IN which they are held by Generals Sner-
man and Grant, that such guns arc pat In their
banda.
, 1864-01-14

a Justly Deserved Tribute.
Capt. .. Stewart, Of the wel1known mercantile
hosss Of D. steTart u Co. XIX so1h Water M
Dr. Aver Of the Chicago Throat and Lung Instf-
tnte. Mcco.miek's Building, corner Randolph aud
report of n success ass
and speaks ii high terms Of tho singular efficacy
Of tho new system In cases OF Catarr6 and Throat
Of more favorably kuown than Capt. Stewart,
January u. = u
PREPARATORY CLAas OF 1nE MUSICAL UMos.-
Owing to numerous applications preparatory
class will be formed on fhuIsd4y, january 14th, Ut
chnrch boeE, Under tie direction Of Mr Charles
TEENS ss,a Re- gqaF'eF soS Sa,,rrxnrx p,.,,a.nt
To Conaumptkyes.
The Rev. E. A. Wilson's remedy for .Consnmp-
ton, Aatina, Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds. and Ill
phlet giving the prescription and short history
Of bin case. can be obtained Of Fuller, Finch i
Fuller, DrusgIsta, Fl and &c market street, Chi.
cago. tayt3ui5-1n
Information Wanted.
OFFICE TO. OF FCn; 3l: RAaNAzrEn' .,Aa,A
CAIRO, H., Jan'y ssh, 1854.
Information is wanted Of William Lawrence,
late Pa5mastcr,e Steward y. s. S. "Choetaw:'
When lsst beard ffon , be vas u In ;n Men9ota NJ
himself 10 Rear Admiral D. D. Porter, Command
Ing Miss. Squadron, as a witness In an important
0"s' A'" 's.wSB ". s. BoGas, Paymaster, =.
Per n. ConN1CK, Chief Clerk.
ANY pe7eon giving information OF the whcrca-
bouts Of the above-named person, will confer a
great fypr TO tho Government BY informing Acting
Gaster JOHN D: HARTY, U. 8. Nary,
comd'e Naval Rendezvous, Chicago, III.
uo11pA1s AEE 0yER.-Mink Furs cheaper than
ever at Riewstcr's, under Sherman House.
}au6-t6E810t,
E Horse and Sign Painting: Calctmlniug,
Glazing, &c. Paper nangtngs and Window Shades
i. E. I1aBT, 50 Randolph street.
Box 6sC3 dec1b-s593.1m
OFFICE OF ASSESSOR or INTERNAL RryExuE.l
FKEsT D1s7ncr, (cooE Co } ILLINOIS,
CHICAGO. January Q, 1854.
MI. George Dunlap, Of the town OF Leydcn, has
been appointed Assistant Assessor OF the 10th d.
vision Of this District, in place Of Jamos Michie.
PeEsuns having returns to make IN tho tOWnh Of
Leyden, Jetfers0n, Proviso, Cicero, Lyons and
Lake, will maze them to &[r. Goo. Dunlap Us
above. Office It Leyden. PETEn rAGk,
ja94,Ss@-6t AsRcseor lst Dist. III.
Iournal copy weekly
, 1864-01-14
ADJUSTMENTS.

A1Qt 1AEATWE,-IQ.ntCht the drama OF
Tie Wires Of ireland. or the Fostcr Bto,he:, wilt
be presented, which We beiieve is new to Chicago
audience. Miss Laura Kceue will sustain the
character Of Mrs. Bsrnnby Dlenkcnsop. Mr, Peters
as Barraby Blenkersop, and Mr. Levick as Shane
NaeInnIs. To conclude with the farce OF Smiths
and Browns On Friday night Miss Keeae takes
benefit. and on Saturday afternoon she will anncar
in her popu]ar character of Rachel. in Rachel the
Reaper. -.
th,t die Ia ,,or,,,a- 49, =. s-s-e
10 ,hrnnas ~, a,, -. no%
rha, ~ ',,,aI1a ~ as1. a,aas ~
ganza Of New Years Calls. Father Kemp,s Old
Folks, etc., are given every evening. and will be
for the week.
ROBINSON & HowE,s C,rcrs-ThIs nonp1or n1er
of amusement Is filed n}pbt1v will, anairr<os
who seem well pleaped. The nnnu1ar neoa.nt ~
tho Field of the c7otb os fo,a Ia t,ircu ovnr
ing. IN which Robinson Ee1,ev Hnrrnwa and nv.
ty-iyc other perforners annear.
,VARM71Es.-Tony Pastor continues to draw
crowded houecs at the Varieties. This Is the 18th
week OF his appca1a nee but there appears TO be no
d;nwbac1r m hin nonu,ay.tv
Mou1psns' .us1ox Bs11.-The chIeaco 1ron
Mouldere' Union rive their fourth annual ball at
Uhlich's new Hall. On Friday eycnint. next. The
4oIA 1Ab4. 41CkcL6 $L.Ws
GEH. GnAHr's penrnA1r.-Mr. Antrobus has
finished his full length portrait of Mator General
Ulysses s. Grant, and being dealrous Of giving all
VINO may desire 1t an opportunity OF seeing this
Wofk OF art be has consented to place it on e1hi-
aloation at heed's Temple OF Music, y on Ran
dolpn etfcet the Intention OF contributing the
ptoeeeos.ot the exhibition to the Permanent Sol
alef home. Inc exhlbiuon VIII commence on
1Aonaay neat' Caras OF admission Is Cents Per
sons iamlnat Hltn me taee Of inc distingoished
eeuea.'' pieaounss lnls pottrai1 pcneet IN every
tespeS.' ano 1i1t Mt' Aa'tooas les aenle7ed lor
nl1osen lass1ns teno"u.
. ---
WEATHER AND MoRALs.-It has often been said
that Ignorance and crime 60 hand In hand, but it
has not been usually supposed that the murcur1al
column Was also moral thermometer OF the re-
verse, yet II Woad seem that It Is 80 now In CHI
caso' probably BY accident. During the c1cessive
cold weather very rev arrests were made. The
temperature and tno Work OF the poltcc each stood
at zero; VIC had cause to rejoice that the city Was
free from crime. PcEhnps after all this fact NAV
be accepted by some Us Singular coro]ary, to say
the least The serpent-anouas the cause Of all our
1npuish-is torpid in winter; he fs hybernating
creature and waits in holes and cayerns for the
sun "a warm him ont into activity and v,rnsnca
he children AZ the scrnent ara inst ,;oev to,1o11nr
,,;a eranpEe. fudetnr ftom the s5cns of the ttmrs
THROUGH a way suecested inst now that thera , WA
inst ae Ypch y;ee m eyer only that II VIVA an cn5
1he no,;ce oft1cera !" couldn't see it.u
=. :. ...to5 ,h.+ ny :. s,,r,o s-r,.t ~.,.
, 1864-01-14

Tho following are the arrivals at the Soldiers
Home, No. 45 Randolph street. during the last q
hours:
lzinofs.-s. ". Wells, co. G, sd; F. Boyle, co,
ter, CO. /, ,eth cavalry; Vim. Wilson, co. c, 18th
cavalry 8. Cato, co, u. sth; I. T. Ticknor, co. 3
sd.h ]. n. Mccoy, co. G, aGth; ]. G. Fart. co. D.
]. Panatt, co. +, 104th; ]. ". Culbertson, co. 4,
s3d; G. 3: Sanford, co. A, SD; Wm. DuTant, Co.
CO. B, sed; ]. II. Lawrence, CO. F, 18th; @. ",
1:th cavalry. I1sccntM.-s. MinteF CO. i, 27th
". ". Wa ner, co. 4, Nth; J. C. Watson. co. A,
18th; J.. n: c: Darcham, co. A, 18th; ]. Btssett,
60. D, 31st. ninntsofa-c. II. Yates, CO. b, 10th
J. ". Hammond, co. G, 10th. L. Butter, co. q, '6t
no. artillery; A, II. 1ncyham, co. a, I'd Colorado
, 1864-01-14

LKwIsroH, Pa ,AuK. 18th, 1857.
H,T HElxpoLu, Esq:
SIN happy inform you that altar the usa Of yoQr
Medicine, has been sdectec and cAndtd1y be-
lave culd hare been td my grave h4d it rot bean
N'' 49, NJ c. MCCORMICK.
, 1864-01-14

THIS gentleman ofers the following reference attest
Ing the facts Of the casa:
Hon. VIM BIGLER, E1.novernor Pennsylvania.
Hon. THUs FL0RERCE, Phil2delphla-
Hon j. 8. BLACK. 0. 8. Attorney-Gena1nl, Wssa-
Hon D. R, PORTER, Ex-Governor Pa,
Hen r c GH1Eli, Judge U. 8. Court
Hen. JOHN BIaIER, Ex-Governor California
, 1864-01-14
aMuSFMfnt6.

McVICKER'S THEATRE.
s::; 1 X
Last night bat two OF the acceupltsAsa assls.s
MISS LAURA KEENB.
AR. LRV1ck AND Mr.. rRTERs.
II HsnKsRAT asr EVENING jan 1:sh. vii. oo pross
THE WIVES OF IRELAND
OR, TH z FOSTER BROTHER.
sSsss s; siFsslGx L;a:a kssas
Assisted bJ tbs entire company.
70 conclude with the fsrottte Fsrce Of
SMITHS AND BROWNS.
~ ~ somsstoa. sssS " 1s,ss
Of a:, Laura Kssas: MI Peters
In repl5to numerous requests the Manager respect
fI TF a ks;se VA
W ASHINGTON SKATING
p a r *
ICE IN SPLENDID CONDITION.
,1 s1sas e,asas AFTERNOON and .vola sas crowd ia
Band in Attendance Afternoon and
,,,n,., Evening.
OGDEN SKATING PARK!
Grand Carnival
Thursday Evening, Jan. "A, 1864.
EAR TIL GU AXES
WILL BE THERE.
Csod lee, Good musls, and a Good Tins.
ceueral', May be Expected.
A VOICE FROM THE SOUTH.
S1eksburs Within the Rebel Lines.
AT BRYAN HALL
On Thursday and Saturday Evenings,
January 21st and 23d-
"A. 9. STONE, tta raso!ed vlck.burr Prisoner
q
the OLD haG Has lxPa1soKEp r A1ArH1s. md finally
ss 'se "a s 's a Il: M !s
tsssEs q s I'll as IL ss
faa gentlemen aEs ssspsstfqly y rsausseaso
particularly to the Siege Of ViekabnzE.
, 1864-01-14

w ANTED.-7B7 a Month";
W wart to hire Agents In every county at u e
month, e1peree5 paid, 70 sen my new cheap Family
Maine. oc*Lo210-1u.
, 1864-01-14

T Public speakers and siugers will lind
Browns Bpnchial Troches exceedingly useful, cn-
ab!lng thelR to do more than orduary exert1on
with comparative ease, while they render articnla-
tlon clear, Sold by alt druggists.
, 1864-01-14

Charge Against G. p. bradley.
Chicago, January, 18th, 1864.
Editors Chicago Tribune:
GEsTtEuEE,-Thc article In the Chicago Post
OF this dAtc headed "Graye Accuaatlons,f ,f &C., IL
entirely false as tar as AM concerned.
{SignedO C. T, BRADLEY.
, 1864-01-14

ORIGINAL POETRY, ESSAYS,
~ and other Compositions and Letters Of al tlnds
written, and information Literary. Political and
M!sceaneons sub}ects furnished by aadr essnx Post
Pros. 50 cents page: Literary and other Info0na.
uons Il psgt. js9ts6&Stttap
, 1864-01-14

W Good music, good ice, and good time al
the Central tonight.
, 1864-01-14

LADIES LOYAL LEAGUE.-The regular mcct-
ang Of the Ladies' Loyal League will be held this
afternoon in the rooms OF the Young Mems Chsis-
ttan Association.
, 1864-01-14

"ANTED-Agents. 800 per
W menth is now he!ng msae a M by good C.nyHssers.
FKESinEST LINCOLS.- Also. S:eel Engravfngs
Of stephen A. Douglas. Price, Is cents each, I'VE
for Il % mailed IN nice tube, receipt OF price,
10 any rart r the countf5, bv r. r. LANDDS,
Agent, IS Lake street, opposite fremont House,
Chicago. 4831-kt1l1m
, 1864-01-14

FOURTH WARD q. L, A.-There will be meet
ing Of this league at the hall this evening at ~
O'Clock. Every member is ezpecred to DO present,
as business Of importance will be up before 1t.
Come every one.
, 1864-01-14

,,E = 9anieis Us. ss,or et al Verdict TOR plain
-. C,ty Of Chicago u. Owen Meca1tbys Va.
By defcndeut 1A A04 n7" H2l
rs. Mel Ioatey ys. Heslng. On tsial,
:, cnoK COUNTY cmcurr CouRT,-Bgo1e Hon.
o.. Wzlien1s, Judge. @1s''' 1'
@ 6sA aaFenfon a rs. Harerton. Defsult and )uds-
65l. do!denherg Va. Durbsch. Defendant nr,v,
az appeal; which ia allowed On fling bond and bIj
O exceptions within two weekB. Bond In the snm
OF 5lt0- to be approved by the Court
ot2 BIadner ct al vs- Hammond ct al. Sent 10
loot Of Trial docket. -
GLE. Reiger vs.. For1et. Judgment for Defend
ant. Ordered that the five Witnesses sworn on
part OF defendant be taxed, etc.
81. Lppincott vs.. BaragHanth- Trial r..
EGG. DunniDg vs. Stevens ct al. Leave to file
day next.
fs9. Penneld e. al vs. Wiley ct al. Time to tle
bond extended one week.
-. Sherman ys. Hammond ct al. Time to file
bond and b!ll Of exceptions ATTENDED one week.
t1ial-arGued and taken under advisement.
~. Amended report Of Commissioners fled and
.REeonnsn's CouHr.-Bgore Hon. E. Fan Bures,,
judge.
People vs. Downing Verdict guilty.
Same ys- Waterman. Confined.
Same gB Andrews. Refnstated and moi pros en-.
tered.
City ra. Hendricks. Discontinued at plaintia's
costs,
, 1864-01-14

ANEW RAILROAD OrE1cE.-We notice that
the American and Great Western Railway
Company is putting up a very fine Office at No. Cd
Clark ttreet, under the Sherman hcuse. The tray
cling public will do we'll to call on the General
Agcnt-G. B. Drown-for tickets to all points east.
No chsngo Of cars from Cleveland On broaa.gnage
n -
, 1864-01-14
LOCAL. MATTERS.
- Central Park Moonlight Carnival tonight.


DAK LBA1nKR-Jobbers, retail dealers, and
shoemaIers, will dEd full assortment Of superior
Oak-tanned Leather. Of all kinds at the extensive
establishment Of J. 7. Mclaughlin 8 Co., No. ZIG
Eiuzie street.
1sTEHEsT1So TO PoRg PAcKEns.-By references
to our advertising columns, It Will be seen TINT
proposals. are invited for delivery at the Commls-
eary Of subsistence in this city--on the e5th and
@Gth o, January, and 10th Of Febzuary,-oo0 bbls
ea<1, OF Prime Meas and New Mess Pork, and
=, 0Go lbs. Of Smoked Shoulders. The proposals
must be made by The 18th instant. For full pa1dc-
ula1s zee advertisement.
ScHosBEEG's STANDARD ArLAs.-The pub
lie will be eratided with the announcement that a
complete and comprehensive atlas has been pub.
1sled at price that places 1t within reach Of eve-
~ individual who neods THIS at1ns embraces
rast amount fuecurate and statistical and
historical information respecting the physical feat
uree resources, the pohlic improvements, the popu-
lation, religion, politics, &C., &C., Of every country
In the world the United States being divided In
to counties, townships, cities, towns and villages,
and properly classified and arranged for ready ref
erence. Every family should havo copy Of this
Standard Atlas Of the World. Price IS. R. r.
Landon. IS Lake street, is the General Western
Agent for its sale. !.
t~ Light Guard Band at Central Park to-
night.
THlHD NATIONAL BAHK.-By reference to out
advertising columns 1t will be secn that tho Third
National Bank has completed its organization,
and will commence business under favorable
auspices On Irst Of February next. Their books
arc open for m Increase Of stock, which we pre-
szme will be readily taken, as the National Bank
system admits Of the payment Of highly satisfac-
tory dividends to those having spare funds or
United States bonds, The adrnntage Of having a
uniform National currency must be apparent to
all. The name Of the President is James Il.
Bowen; not Brown, as erroneonsly reported.
WHEELER & Wilson'S sfonE-Closcs at 10
o'clock. No business transacted this afternoon.
Business resumed tomorrow morning.
, 1864-01-14
WI Correspondence.

wv Ayorne artilleryman fsom The shpres @ q Lake [
W lille town sostte hcp
chcefsd. Eec.hearted daughters, with v1sw to III.
and r. e h9agnst sna
Ee 1oyciy girls at ho1ne In preserving from analh-
sch the social arc tons IL the hearts OF the bonnta
pcYS1onoi description, SLIGO MOULTRIE, ChAtta
ncoEn, Tenn. ALI correspondence treatet con hden-
tiaiix = nd photographs exchanged. i18-stG41W
, 1864-01-14
Real Estate fnr 5dle.

Rfal 3s6tdte fnr 5dIH.
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N. ,,1 n1A- 90 tstuaoAe aact LU.
suitable ioF PaS&ins N2ase o. Manai1etnflaS a
Packing House, go By go deep tdocsed., Lot "E
scum Gask street 7ear Spinner or Fceeo;h Stsss:1
n.- ~ SAMUEL A. SARGENT.
fatsnsxs IL s"sHso 0sco's ~ ~'e'A"peA'"a D'N""
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NOR SAT.E-nes1roh1 Residence
iP1ersEy aEst class lots On M!ehi:an aysnns'
near Kinegold street; .oD feet on Calumet ayenuc.
~ ianggod street oo feet On fsatEs SEenn nsa5
snnes. near Fourteenth street, or Liberty street
EnowR 9s the Sherman and EeTE1ngton TEactl. VERY
desirable property. 20 very cholte lots uear Union
Fark. House and lot on Michigan avenue. near '.io
Gfande street. Aouse and lot on West Nnaroe. near
Eucker. House and lot on Pntk arenue-cheap. Ap.
Metropolitan Block, jallta5S5
, 1864-01-14

In the yssr 1sl6 Tho writer Of thIs article eabaIked
he haa been engaged now over stxteen years u tna
manufacture Of e. ss1a 1osr r.
hi time has been empoy IN the Manufacture ot the
various 1oud and tuld extracts