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5NFFICE OF THE DEPOT
~ tUAlsTEl.MASTEE,
EnIf iEAfESEnHIB


PROPOSALS FOR ARMY ss;si fissksfsi:T'aTi6x', i:Y' '
:''e 1rsnspo5sat.oa i Mii,t4I3 supplies during tue
iMrt No. T. From Forts leavenworta Laramie
1d s' s5a etsz aenoIs n t. ts Ss
1iv,1 north VI Fort orth and south OF iati.
a 4 RsI % 70 s5s q i
i.k"ta Idaho and Utah so%;a Ct altitude q deS5css
;!e 9.riioTs q coiofsdo n:st Il % lesTsss no1th
3ddets 10 sttf ths In,s rsr o pounds Pc !oo mite. Ut
.nont.s tro April to sept~mz inclusive. Of the yesr
I:sr7K No. :,-From Fort. tesrrnwortn and Eiley.
IN tte state Of kansas and e towa oi k.nsas. in
H. q i II = i Ks 1s St II d e
Ic7rory Of colorado. sout: u latitude - degrees
to Fois GaienI s., o. ot4e! depot iuat my es es.
lie rate rer 10 poans per mia st 1Sich ihey iii
transport eAtd torct 10 each u the .nths from April
KssE , + 4 t a,Sn :; snss esss; asgo,
ant posts GsAtiuna that tnay be established
in IL: Tcs1!tort and t. such psts Ct stations may
i; 3sss e f i 55etas e Is rs sas sss q HSss
se t 5e ps' "a M IN r s,a ~ y f se nt ae
Thc weight to he transported eAsh vii not ex
S M s sna g oo'p psn6as o.
~ an9s 1 s5 ssat;Ge NJ & 9s &.a TO-! ros 1rt rans
ornr' ot!4"' t1oIes .u .,
blL4. tsluEu tive fGt1r n1I0t= Iu.1s AZ wen &4
.rls pace o. rCs1rncr. cact proposal should be
:.ccur1 n1t lby bou In IN" Thousand dol
ns t,s t y Ia ia ssae = Is sH srded III IL
ro.inc. thr contrars "! = :cc*ctcd and entered
Into ap,. good 1tcis srcarity nFniahcd by sal
parties accordance @lG The terms Ct ills sdycrtts
inrnt.
The n.no1nt 0! bouts reQui:eh VII! be IS to!Iowg:
Oh t0nEe 40 1..-.- 49,
I'm k0Ftt NO <,nteE
Entta{,c,orv evidence Of tic nvairs and sorencS Of
c4ch bidGc. and c1sou offered security Will be re-
Proposals. mug: b. endcls:a .P5oposA's e, Army q
nse be; End will be cutcst incd unless they
py cor.Y with ii! tie reG!ltTelnGu oE this adyeE-
rs~1crEt.
psrrith TO whom awNfds Art N .dc must be PrrpRfct
TO contracts onc and T.. Give TIC TfQuTed
honds for the iAlthtUl performance .: tie tasne-
Ccnt1.ctk will be nAae >nbtet to The approval Of the
1ar1er,nasteT Genera! bE the right y Trseryed to re-
t,s.t any or all bids ttIaf ms b. -"rFad.
Coutfctors must be Ii r'n;ueSs for service by the
rst dry OF April 1$s. Z Z, Will br required to
ave p,ac+ OF agencies st IN :hr vicinity o Forts
rayccvorth and Union sn'f Arr eT'0tA that Ea3 BE-
ss;ablSnrd u VII ch they mas he communicated VIII
prourt:, And reHdiiy.
~ H. C. HODGES,
nnaA.w6He:3t Capt. an.f 4 q. NJ u s 4.
, 1864-12-21

far as he advanced. These, with the opera
tions Of Gen. Foster and Admiral Dah1gren,
isolated Savannah nom railroad or teleg1aphic
communication with Richmond or the north
WEDNESDAY,. DECEMBER Z.
On this day General Sherman is reported
on the east side Of the little Ogeechee, very
incouside1ab1e branch Of the Ugeechee river.
This would place his army nearer to the
Charleston and Savannah rood than It was
before. Since the 9Th the advance had
marched eighteen miles, and was therefore
about seven miles from Savannah Arriving
at this point, General Sherman, doubtless,
proceeded to reconnoiter bis position aud pre-
pare tor the coming battle. It is understood
that the rebels had thrown up three lines Of
carthworks on the rear Of the city Us soon as
Ing Savannah became declared.
FRIDAY, DECEMDKR, 0.
Captain Duncan, Of Gen. Hownrd's scouts,
left the army aud proceeded down the Ogee-
chec, arrived at Port Royal on the 14th. He
of Savannah, and advancing. The enemy's
first line CfWorks we're five miles from the
city, The army VAS in fine spirits, and had
met with success and very little opposition,
and was well supplied.
sATuRDAT, DECEMBER 10.
Richmond papers Of the 18th, report Gene
raj Sherman at Bloomfngdale, fli1een miles
from, Savannah. Another paper states him
to be in line Of battle, and tive miles from Sd
yunnah. The same paper declares that there
has been no communication with Savannah,
via Charleston, fur some days. showing con-
rlusively that General Foster had met with
SUCCESS in holding the Charleston and Savan-
nah road.
, 1864-12-21

ma,kablc article upon The real discourage
ment which pierces through Jefferson Davis
late Grafton in spite Of al is b1uster. The
North, it says, asks aid from no quarter:
"Thc South casts suppliant glances to
France and England" hr. Davis, 1t re-.
1862. tried to get up an European mediation,
and hopes England md perhaps France may
ere long adopt different policy. "This in
cessant pre.occupation about the action of
foreign States" says the De5ats truly, sis Of
itself strong sign Of internal exhaustion"
I have cited these various passages and opin-
European and French sentiments and esti-
nation Of the great event in America, which
inst DOE exclusively occppies our attention.
, 1864-12-21
1TARSHAL'S SALE.~John Il.
M Atlen AGAINST Warren MtcAeil &C., In Chan-

il yirtsle Of decree Of thu Louisville Chaneery
Court rendered in the At'oy- cansc the nndefHt@ned
OF 0n- Of u. will, TIL lsSDA D. ceHbtT r. 1851.
tou the hour Of u O'Clock -efl Ut public AUG
run to the highest bidder. til" ptsnss 10 the city
OF LOUISVILLE stAte Of kcatucy credit ofG, L. fe.
~: 80 and 81 Inonths. the prcpcr:. 10 ptadn-s men
-ionr, viz: Parcel Of Land in Ihc fnpfoysnrnts
thereon bounded thus: eEnurC at the southern rl:sc
Of The Louisville and sht'byyit turnpike road At The
southeast sdy cosn-r E:rnc>t's iot: shenee w1t5
feet, +. c. F. ~ tect TO cornef aud SEioEs;
witt theI1 line y. t. W. !E Geet to ead Ell q
r,fs corner, near the Lreek thECe with his Inc n.
- ". .SS 1e.'t to the teGtnntn&- -
Also another 11t bounded thus: Beginning at the
ui Maln street. the .Gc; vile turnpike
road at tie corner Of lot i.ou=ht If John Se1NAl
1rum II. Buttefwecl; thence north with sid Main
street or SAr,byyiIc turni LIZ ro.I 50 itct thence
rast - fct.to HcaEErAat Creek. thence eoIth alonE
satd cserk to the north corner vi lot formerly owned
bs Sc.bal ~ feet thence west along the line Of ssd
lot the beginning. MA n:nr th'. properly known
~ Armstrong q Co.'S socp nnd ndie factory; also
3s1ptd h OF connected with sad L.cr3 also large
.ot Of ,oycablr articles used In Id factory, consist
anc In part OF Kcttles, tanks, pans, frames rackb.
uaecs moulds. xo1us presses laws office furniture,
Az. &c. rurA detached nrtfc;rs ~i!. Ire sold on :
crrt Of three months fur su6 over ~. hnd fof Cash
sums Of &c and under.
The purchaser Ui be required ~ give mona Elm
Rptwovca security hc11ng tntsrcs; .om date until
TUysiAH A. MOiiG AN,
Marahal Lou. Chauccty Court
N.HzAI CAN'T. Deputy.
Louisville, Ey., Dec. ., ls'i de5ASSl 11t
, 1864-12-21

D. B. Ack1cy, 51st iufy'
n. Anderson, S}th 3nfy.
Wn.. Avery, 1Gth eay.
G. n. Austram, 15th infy
E. Armstrong, 18th inly.
!. Andrews. 1th Inf y.
E. Atwood, 61st infy.
, 1864-12-21
The Grand Trunk

Has also perfected arrangements to forward the Rame
i4r rrfnfton Of property to New York with unusual
csrc sid speed. JACOB FORSYTH, Agent.
ds1s hsT fst 18 Clark street.
, 1864-12-21
Master IN <ancery uf the Superior Court Of Chicago
r.. =: NTH. tomplts Solicitor.
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DEO|IDENCE s. C.-Supreme
l. Court sxr 'Eunkt rERx. 4. D.. 1854.
frou tnc arn1tsfton o Sataau F. DIXON for Nh order
=, no:cc to Tic b1l -l1r.s ii tie HUIkinton Bank
and claInHuts upon the Receiver.
1t Is Bdjutget ordered and decrecd that the said
&Aon eau. ntacc 10 b* ps1b;!lhcd n the fr9T1-
~!ruce JbufuR hIch1o ItIran, apr new York 1r-
hume. nr.rtnt tue ho.de:s Ct the nl Of said Hop
s;'nton ii*nk. and III" atmsn.s upon the Receiver
7hrr'u t. bring in .nh rrrn TIC t1,s Of said Bauk
.nd then c.alr up ~ Bald u. c"1Scs. II tue HopE1n-
7on N.nk IL W*k1. rly. IN or before rr nftecntl day
y! March, lsh5. thir ctns tna he forever BARI ed
hg:in- satd l'c.tf"r. tald et!re TO e punahed
least months alter the tfseenh day ot De-
c. ntn I. 1s6s. x 49,.
Ijre H. BY orilCr.
, 1864-12-21
lrnal Notices.

MASTERS SALE State Of Illi~
W nos. Cook county, In the Superior Court Of
EhIcAg IN hnuctry-
AsE:A71a II AM1L1oS hy 7 II VI Hrsr. he. ns1t triena
FL1ZAtLIH HUNTER. A-EsAIH HATES and Macy l..
Knox, .I::rOME REFClftE ,.iR JLlXE ASo1 NoBEkT
UTNTER and WARREN HAYS
IAicsEn IN hnaccry, en- +reI tu tie above entitled
<busr on tic litu dby OF Drc.uDr 4. u 1854, bill
n?ct ,or partition. Motto. Is lcr ~ G1rea, that on
Thursdns, thr twelfth day Of JANUARY next. at ten
o'clock ia ,sc forenoon Of that "a ~ md rslgnsda al
EaAstcI hancrFy ofhc h2ld sup -I3or t:ouft of t
<sCo viii sell public auction to tu highest biddcr
at tic north door Of the court IN the city q Cnl
cago thr oofth baf Of hlocE number eighty SIX
lie school section addition the caty Of Cc 'ok
county, Of Illinois, togfaPr With al and kin
Eular tie hereditaments and "pputtenanees. nr the
II eAtt decree the n7Eaast hofes I'D TlH pe
1rtcd eold in four rare each my feet IL Width
viii The prv 10 The pnrch ser Of an, one piece
<r rarc-!.ot taking the ~hoe that may retuntn ~;
sod rrGyldcd THE aggregate the four parcels snail
1ouLt 10 e1r, tLous md dn1'ars- The eale will be
rYftty cash down ma p.rtt Oh credit secured on
property parttcu terms in thos: respects.
can be asccEt1ned ty examining the decree OF By In
ury Of lie trastcf, on tue s!c, or nj any time pFes1'
olf.y. ~
DATE. 1tccnbcr 19th, 16Gl.
Master In t11anCprv Of fhe EunefJpx Court Of Chicago
, 1864-12-21

GARNEk XkGIAAs
COL. MILFORD, EXCHANGE COMMISSIONER, Ex-
CHANGING COMPLIMENTS WITH a REBEL
LADY.
A Savannah paper contains letters from
Capt. Hatch. the rebel, and Col. Mulford, tie
Union Exchange Commissioners, to a
young lady in Savannah, from which 1t
appears that if lovers have their troubles
there are also those who, even amid the
sent some ''yerees and tloWersH to the object
Of her solicitude, then q prisoner at the
North This seemed like uasubstantial fare
to hungry man; but It proved to him sesaoae
to the comforts Of home and the society Of
his lady love. Col Milford writes to her =
delivered In person to your friend. and not only
that, but had him parolcd and returned to his
home. and trust that you. hare ere this had the
pleasure Of learning from himself that his release
was the result Of your letter containing the
Aowere.''
, 1864-12-21

r. Bennet, Esq, U. 8. Assessor Of the
First District of Michigan, bas received the
following decision from the Office Of the Com
missioner at Washington:
MANUFACTURE OF CLOTHING.
WARRINGTON, Dec. 1861.
SIN: ] hare to reply to yours Of the a9tt that
the tailor who does mixed business, that IL part
for eale generally and part custom work. cannot
nuke the required affidavit that he ia exclusively
engaged In MaEDg garments to order as custom
work and without TINT affidavit his products are
eubject to duty Of five per cent ad valoren
Bnt Tor come months Of the year, he may be ex-
eiuslvely engaged on custom WORK, making and
may make such affidavit and his products will be
subject to three per cent duty. But when be sells
dnriuE month the products Of former months
work. although during that month bis manufac-
turr. exclusively to order, yet as his taxes
crue On sales or removal for consumption, he can
not make the affidavit required BY law, and 1t SUBJ
jecte all his sa1ea and product to five per cent
duty. You will readily perceive he cannot under
the laws make two RETURNS, one for Ieadg-aade
work al three per cent Tbs term ''erelusiceEy''
excludes all other work in that line OF business.
His work is regarded by the Law Us being entirely
in one class OF the other. For tue purpose Of
tnxadon be cannot be On both sides Of the .ques-
ton, OF part In one, and part In the Other There
is m apparcnt ambiguity In the laws, but when
we take practical view Of It, we see the ambf-
gully ia removed The exception ts 1nade In f.
vor Of The poor artisans, whose circumstances
who hare not the means to invest In larger enter
E. A. ROLLINS,
Deputy Commissioner.
, 1864-12-21

n Tn1 wo11D. The only HArs1Es-, TECK ead EkE. a.
Aa!x Dye known IT, soendid ns.r nys refs tos
GLOSSY Dt.AuK and NATURAL BEowS. without an}uT.
tnE tse Hnr Or Staining Il" !esE1ng the Ma1r son
storing IL olot and recttaes t4s " cneca Of
ind flyex. Ihe t;enu1nc Is sI:ned WILLIAM 4.
:1e avoilcd Sold by. st druggists. &C. Factory 81
Bnrc,ny s1<eet. New York.
AufsfHTE-tE XkE Il
, 1864-12-21

Nor. II, 1861, Noos.-I have Just reached Dulle,
hsve judged 1t best to win this one day more for
huppfnees ere we part. Tie spot which stnl1 mark
our last step you will know of only by the post
the bottom Of MY heart, farewell! FoTgive-ior.
give the unhappy!
LArsAsHE-Re have reached Lausanne and arc
leave the world in this way: We will take walk,
and, getting into boaf, will row ont upon the
lake and cast ourselves 1n. Perhaps TIC may do
lake is particularly Deep that our bodies ma not
bc found. This seems t. ua the best course. Fare
we'll, a1l whom 1oyc1 These shalt be my last
words. Keep loving memory Of Us and forgive
usi
, 1864-12-21

sT The Coos N. ~ BspuUioaa says that
the Unionists OF New Hampshire will choose
as tleir next Governor either Frederick
smyth, Mayor Of Manchester, or 0nslow
Stearns. President of the Northern Railroad,
, 1864-12-21

Writing to t!e Cincinnati CHRISTIAN ADVOCATE say1:
Patent Medicines are like ductore Some good.
2ecom nd them and each receiving share Of pub lc
lavor: For inasance, The Constitution "Atef yer
tic for ece Of the dliaa for which It recon-,
1ntndtd. havr consersct With several Intelligent
in hlsh praRe of It tor tho cure Of diabetes; and
wtihnnt tho knoa ledgc cr ncqu.intsncc ef thc pro,
Jrietot cap 4Ay to surh have tEt and
Fatal diseasc, tfy H. IL has virtues Elth-
&ul doubt. Rev. ", S. IEN1s FoStoFtA, o.
An1A I'm " u-H ri
, 1864-12-21

AL b. conEuIted at bis office. 19 South Clark street,
corner OF MOnruc. Chicago.
IaN blork nom thc Postoftce on all Chronic Dis
AAr4, und Diseases Ct private and decate nature 70
hosb seSee, which lie tfets With success.
ksos sepatxte where d1-e and Gentlemen CAD cor.
1onrt from 4. N. t. . SUNDAYS, TO TO Y D. m.
Communications confidential. Consultation tEee.
.Adicss Posththce E5s Isl. lnclose two stamps aud
t.rt iii. Guide to Health uoS9Af1p4W
, 1864-12-21

sE DR.. D. 4. Green, whose election to the
State Scunle, from the 4t! Senatorial district,
by q majority Of one vote, we hsEc already
announced, has received his certificate Of
election from the Board Of County Clerks,
md will, accordingly. take his seat at the
opening Of the session. =.
, 1864-12-21
Ql]ica9o Qribnne.
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER Il. 1864.
OUR MEMPHIS LETTER.

Arrival Of Gen. Daua-Chlef Justice
&hasc's Popularity in n1cmphfs-
Military Rumors-Hehel and Other
Prisoners.
, 1864-12-21

Gen. sherman's advance reached Station
Two-aud-a Halt. Guyton, On the Savannah
rond, IS miles from Savannah. On this dag
tic ioint military and naval expedition moved
up ind destroyed Peeotaligo e5Iase On +; the
Charleston road: On this Day also ten: ~.
with Wheeler at Walkers bridge nyer B.iar's
creek, q miles from Augusta: We may sup
pose. therefore, that Gen, Fitzpatrick had de-
stroyed the railroad from Mil;en up to Briar's
creek, and that Gen. Sherman had indicted
similar damage upon the road from Mlllen as
, 1864-12-21
ILLINOIS EXCEIANGEDP PRES.
a}NEK8.
LIST OF Illinois Troops from Ander%on-
xille lGn.} Prison, at Annapolis, Nd,
Fec. 16, 1864.


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Camp Parole on the
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Mm; y Avery. Mh ta eaS:
Y y. Austrian. !9in IN
+. armstrong. 13th mi.
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+. A1"om, o1s1 my.
r. BfehoD. 18th car.
II, G. Bradford, 18th ca
W.M.W.Ba1dWin.1Ahi II
X. Eor1n. Mst 1nf.
II. Berry, 1Nfh III.
A. s. B:lcher, 18th cav
j. II. Brown, 114th int.
P. Binninger, 15th inf.
". 6. Barns, 15th inf.
L, IT. Barber, 18th INF.
j. Barker, 115th int.
i. Bond. 116th lnf.
J. Buchols, 115th Inf.
| =. Butler, 18th car:
G: y. Bala1d. Y e.. ~, iaf.
". u. hail. l6h cav.
G. H.ently, 18th car;
T. Burks,llaui tnt.
). M. Bug, Ih 1N.
|
J. Carnar, Goth inf.
F. Ga5rigan. 10th cav
:. G2ia1nss i3,...sa assn .n't: M. +u,
| wfam,nS,rIi n, TX I15th fn
! ~ Cha9ee 5sth nj
r. u Sross 11Sth inf
n En,Sran Aah M
r cnne Gat inf
' s1
q. Delone. 18th inf.
S. p. Davis. l6th inf.
]. Duun. 44th inf.
r. R, Duncan, Sfst Inf,
VI. Dulls, 9Th inl,
T. II. DiItE, 81 hi.
~ rs,+roo5 1stt inf
| G. c. Ears'y, 18th inf
r. Finley 1tstb inf.
! 4. Fiick i13th mi.
4. FoI1rrd. 14th inf.
+ A. F{shcr. 114fn Inf.
! j. +. Miller fiiti, inf
ii. Fo]Way. btst inf.
! 49,.
Z, 4: 6addent lth mi.
+. G1enin. "a 1ui.
4. Go1sbruch. 25th I'M.
g. G rcgory, 115M tM.
II. Goree, 115th int,
II. Glbsun. 114h 1nE:
TIT GtH~$- @tf. 3v$
, 1864-12-21
UupartnrrsBip.

DISSOLUTION.-The partner
- thir OF Tnylcr Sneah If this nAy dissolved by
mutual consent. At. 1aylos VIII continue a. usual
nnd ecttr all cin!uaa cn q. lor Stnead col ect ac.
counts. &c. duc .sme Il ht% ln>rection md Packing
Mr. smcacs continued IL heat.: compclled MIN to
withdraw. J. II. TAYLOR,
del. l,Sislit n EM An
, 1864-12-21
miseelIaueouS.

GEO. DENIERIT & CO.--The
~ following splendid list oi
WATCHES, CHAINS, GOLD PENS AND PENCILS
&c, &C.. WORTH 100000.
To be sold at ONE DOLLAR each. witaeut regard te
, 1864-12-21
F. C. Taylor. 112th int. R. G. Thomson, 115th inf.
j. Thompson, 115th inf. O. Tully, 16Sth int.
" G. uuuulhnu. l23d inf
IT. ". Vlttito, 10th cav.

~ w = AEkA 10y N~~A SHAN
c. ". Wilson, ed INF.
E. West, 18th cav.
D. {. Warner, 1Eth inf.
A. Ni1,ips, 9Th cav.
". G. Ward, s5th Int.
il. N. Wingate, 10th inf,
W.U.Washi urnc, IT cav.
II. Clay. 18th mi.
A. ". Wilcox, 18th cav
]. Wallace, 1c4tl1 INF.
A. Wcndt, 9Th int.
i. Walker, 7.h ink.
c. F. u inter, 11Jth inf.
]. Wi1son, 18th mi.
". Wallace, stst inf.
II. E. Wilson. 115tll inf.
r. "noffr11T f1E}1, 1pf
, 1864-12-21

TO my own dear fathcr-in.1aw and mothe1-inlaw:
thank you, thank you with my whole soul for
ehowu to nc, a poor forsaken child. Probably
can never repay you Tor hare resolved to leave
this world with Hermann. Tho happiness have
known With him ie worth whole life, and leaves
me nothing to repent Of. Forgive the suffering
my poor parents drew down upon Jou; forgive
them for the lore ofme who would 80 gladly have
compensated you for every bitter hour with a
douhle love, and double reverence; now never
can Farewell. my desr, good paFentsl
God. tic n1mfghty and all mercifhi, in whom we
ait believe, will never forget you, and viii reward
ypu for all.
, 1864-12-21
Special Notices.


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fsnces and broncbiH. with teret: sneefng. cough.
thirst lasituce and los Of arnetne: and so@otmes
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cure aborc add ia taf riut Q. cord wafer DR. ,ps
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orr pose unrl it cJes out OF your mouth BIZ thor
oueh with the snurnE IN order to reach tue atec:t
raTta il ~ take six months to cure but decided
fmrro semcnt will he Observed In th1rt! days B. T.
HABnl7T. Eo:e Agtpt, h ew Iork. For salt hv BIZ IL
a kAYEEf. UruGg gBfB Chic .co Dell b1S3 ltis