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, 1864-11-13
A Veteran Hero.

FAIAr1NF, Cook, Co., ILL.,, Nor. Q, 1851
Editors Chicago Tribune:
Tho longlooked for 9Th Of November has come
md gene -. Ths election i ore5; y importanee
.was evcr polled before. There wero &3 votes
ssst ~ q Ehssh were ies "1tneoln and uhesty,"
the nAme Of 0g!esby, for Governor.
Ono yoter at tho polls hcsc. yesterday, deserves
ne yosed when Warrington was made P1csidSnt.
sa1d The yetasan patriot, ~ he came tRpmblng'y
up 70 tho polls sthIs IL the HfnskaeaA limo have
voted foF PFsitdcnt: shall not probably live 70
Eneofo. Of eourso! Glorious old mani iio con-
stttutes a.fsnk connecting Tho admlnlstratons Of
two Of Tho hcst public dflccss tho world ha1 oyef
eeen7;WashinEton and Lincoln. each others
equal. Tbs old patr!arch IL now ninety elk yra1a
Of aRe and 70 cast sach voto ~ he did yesterday
- f1te thss shnl. help 70 crusn slavery and save
tng century for. And whcn dc tidi1rs Of :he
s'ssGona % shHl! come In. and ho shall learn that
Abraham Lincoln IL yu-r!ccted. tho country Il
saved and slavery forever destroyed, weii may h5
cxelaim, With Simeon Of Old, sNow, Losd, iottsss
have scen thy salvation" L.UAVxtNs.
, 1864-11-13

II will be seen that we have not given the can
vasa for town officers. The returns arc counted
by the Clerks Of the respective towns, who will
confer favor by reporting the results and Official
figures to Us at thelr earliest convenience.
, 1864-11-13
A1.zcxp Aasox,-on Saturday morning a young

ALLEGED ARsoN.-Ou Saturday morning young
womao named Emma Eldon asias Barton, was
charged before Justices DoWolf and Brown with
arson, upon complaint OF Samuel Willard. The
real complainant in The case Was constable T. G.
A1rord, who alleges that some time age ho had q
difficulty with the womau, since which dmt he has
found her frequently pEoMllng about bis premises,
no. II Fourth avenue. lie noticed her there al
ter ten O'Clock on Friday evening. and about two
o'clock yesterday morning he discovered fire
built IN his woodshcd, endanger1ng his dwelling.
The woman was held for further examination next
Tuesday week, the amount Of her bsil bond being
1xcd ut $500.
, 1864-11-13
GILBERT & SAMPSON,
" General AuctionecEs II, Is & 4s Dearborn. st
ELEGANT EURNITURE,
Crockery, Siyer.Plated Ware, &c,
At AT1rrTnN

On TUESDAY. Nov 18th. at sH O'Clock. The asso1t-
Green Kcpp and HALF Cloth. Marble.Top Tables. Mat
Trees. Hook Cases and seeEetartes. EtageIcs. Sofas
Chamber Chairs, Oak Marble Top Sidehoard. elegant
French and Cottage Chamber Sets With sna Without
Plated CastoEs. Spoons. Forks. Ladies' Mugs. Gobets
Ice F1tchets Call Bells. nQe Table Cutlery. Carver
and Forks. Also. CrockerJ. Toilet Sets, Ewers and
Bagsins, Plates, Tens, CoHees,
A1go three Gas Fixtures. --...... .
Also small lot OF Ladlcs', Missea and Chlldrcu'i
Shoes. GILBERT & SAMFSOS,
no15.W6t.st Apctfonterg-
, 1864-11-13

NHaxy1T 70 TIN OnPaAx AarLuA.-Tho man.
sgera and rompauy of tbs Maaoum hayo gouosous.
" agreed IN donate thelr services on Thursday H.
snatnoe n,o pnstro proceeds Of wl.!oh will Goluto
tho now empty trraaury Of tho Orphan Aaylum.
This inatatntion located on tho cornur of Gehigsn
eighty orphan children honosh III sooi, ile
majority be!nR .cAlldFen OF aold!ery. They need
Aefp: \ mors dcservtng charity docs not exist In
tlo Northwoat, md va appoal to Our rdadoss to
s9cond ihe eaorls Of The pTopriosors Ind company
of tho Museum on Thursday noxt
The H2ay sho.en ill., X tI'pc!e I Tom. Cabin ;"anew
nndQratana that thu hD1hosa at tickola will elao bo
admitted to tho Museutn. TIckolS will bc o0asod
Tor asle to our c!tizous.
, 1864-11-13

New YORK nI0uHy AtAFkcfs
.. Exw YoRx. Saturday, Nov. II, 1851.
Mosfystfs.dy FL anen.nge. y Il per ee0
G0Lp-Wllhont decided c!lanRei opening At ~, al
vanclnk 10 25M. dtcllntnG 3 and co%lax At 3s3H.
90vKHNMkNT ETOrKs-F1fn
, 1864-11-13
THE DRAFT,


Amecting OF the Citizens Committee On the en-
.o,'snt = S2sk GO county was held on Saturday
formal conversation Tho ehait as taken By Charles
ae following h;. resolution wa' presented and an'n
a4.1pea. KY Hha5 1ao han3 o1 taie comm!nn'D
Theatrs = for is osnesnns don.,ion M ~ ss1a
Ma IND h@ 1e 70 snE H. hs
90 ansh SonooG no 'enoesoo 70 ht' enao"ex
Tho following report to tho public, detailing tho
ast'on Of The Committee, was tA'n on motion
:, Tho Excosntye committoc Of Tho ciuxon's
nR nspo,t ,,Ee Itch 70 tns public: ~ A..
our dutlos. Wo vore of Tho op!nion that tho On.
aesto ssps: ~ a exsso ~ s5so.s @
partially tuseoeae0: During shls. ums va Va
esase,,a.ssd ssfs sdns sst no ooGK sa,a:sssE aasse
.taaes ef ose p swe aisi!s. u shs IN mcsas|Me ]
largo. Fso,n tho sth TO tha aO!n 9! beptamhor, wo
AAd seenFad eogaa go mon at fooo each, ahta!nng
lEoyost Mafeha, in ogF efforts to eonaoildata, W
soala haEe Kisen tae uove!nrnant Tho full quota ~
va sasss ss 81 4 H.. essio& 70 a' county md na
: Whom NO commenced enltattuR, aplMtitutos wero
very, Sso 70 has X b: sammsI.ss.
assTen % Il she e.ty, w, W wer9 enshad 70 stop, a.
UnE ILL., ttJ a avsh pLokSIs IT, XVI Mnn WoFo enalal;
IL III " apstatsa % Il ss a"ass seaaooa
~s ds cssoas s:fs :Ss ;s i; ssoemon Win
cams In occastonal'y, 10 the cpnfse of tho cuamit.
loo moi understanding lid ijcultlca undor which
we labofrd. '' "''''"''s~" "'''"' "'''eA
, 1864-11-13

A1Lxozo' LAncExr A. BA11xE.-On Saturday
morning, Henry Allen, 1ncmber OF Battery A,
Chicago Light Artillery. applied to Justice Brown
for warrant against John Len, the keeper Of 4
boarding houss on K4nkie street near North Wells.
He alleged Tint about two months ago ho dcpositad
200 In the handA of Len to be paid 10 tnat whom
he n1tned. Alien then wert Into tbs service, and
on coming home on fnflongh last Monduy, dlscoy.
cred that tho 400 had nntcr fpachrd IL dcstsna.
ton. On bc!nF taxcd with Tho theft Ian pleaded
ho noyaf r9oeiveA tho money. rho warrant was
1tsued, ard during tho afternoon do man wss NJ.
1tstod. 0s will bn examined &o-snorfuw (Monday)
, 1864-11-13

HoRsx TmEF.SYesterday morning Iii.
Butche1, proprietor Of the Buxton House On the
corner OF Clark aud Tan Burcn streets, reported
to Superintendent Turtle that horse valued a.
about 8110 had been eto]au nom his barn. Detec-
tives Kenny md Webb Wero detailed to unravol
tho c.se, snd In the afternoon discovered that tho
StnM street Tor &-less than halfits value. Short
II afterwards they arrested John Filler, who de-
scribca himself as IN Eng1ishman and who un-
examination this morning at the police court
, 1864-11-13

Vessels Passed Dcerott.-
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune,1
Dx1aor. Saturday Evening, Nov. II, 1851.
Up-None.
Dowx-comhria, Sophia, Smith, Monarch, A19eriae
Rainbow, Lone Star. :
Friday on Lake Michigan. Wind north
, 1864-11-13
~ Paper uanciugs, Painting, calctmlnings
and Grainine, at +. E, Hgby's, 50 Randolph strce1
T,nS,Vfthi ~,

r. Diseases of the Nervous, semlnal, Urinary
and Sexual Systems. New and reliable treatment
In reports II the Howard Association; Sent by
mail IN sealed letter envelopes nee ol ehafge. Ad-
adress Dr. j. Skillon Honghton, Howard Aseocla-
uon. No. South Ninth street, Philadelphia, la
ocSit1I.3m
, 1864-11-13

FaonATK CONFERENCE.-The Committee cou.
stating Of Judgea Miller Of Winnebago, Dsadwell
OF Cook, and Fo!liott Of Peort1, appoInssd BY tho
lasa Probate Convention 10 prepare amendments
TO the present probate law 70 prcaspt 10 our next
fsgtslat9re, and also 70 report proGoss 70 m ID.
In Springfield on Tuesday, the 10Th day or Doconl.
bar next hare bean tn soesIon IN our city Gos the
alreAdy prepared m att reducing Tho sAiuto Of
wills and all amendments into enc act and making
such changes a. Will mako tho whole hafmonious
Courts and tho law relating lhcrnto has not hsd
sufficient attention nom our Legislature.
A AL Tho property tn the statute, real and rer.
about thirty years, tho importance OF this more.
mept Of tlo Julges to perfect tho probate system
can hardly bc oycrrstmated., We hope oyery
Cd Convention.
, 1864-11-13

Ills more than mother from Tint hour,
Albeit at 1rst he knew her not,
Nor guessed his sleeping power,
"a Nni III tonchoa III 1T snipit nnnwoen... xcns.
I,urnoti In tie red q! rnnrninr skirs.
And brcnihnt in n1of,tnn nlfr
-na '1'"'0'1 AZ o''"'ns ''''~
on1St 4, MI hns J, Jgalai.g .g hat l,n.
To where ,lsf sec, It boxots wofo built
III wooa' aaa grove, al1a gsoa'
Sometimes he, caught a transient glimpse
n " hSf ~ ~, 5sora 1,l r1bo, thae swst,s bofotos
Durl III ~ !lcafs OF aas!unt woods
Vsoy tao soaa0loR aaoso.
~ lNo sa5o lWas ~ lonely plAeef
~ lsaI her noble facei
Not - Il fsonta hes children now,
Win eloRded broWa, and looks Ire,
And eyss that would bo BLIND with tears,
hut foE tae!s Quenca1esa hFat
st ~, a'nnx sis Sitaf'sa1s iaps:1: ssssfSs sa Sasseu,
~. l., ' ..s ..s.. .as.s "'@,es".s ~s". n''s'''
e. For he," aho aeid, ''shalt read my mtnd,')
lla saw thn glory Of tho earth,
'he Anps Of humankind.
Thnnco!orth. Whornyor llo might walk,
Whufe iicats thS fiower.Iiko 81 1bnttaravl III
And humn Tho trowsy boo,
~ YY,n sock,ia1pSI y. NUS aHu nenaivo vhlcs
Aud by Tho aott,eonp1ainlng brooks
Thai mako thu uloadoWs ReoCls
1,o ts,t her nre.o,,co overvwl,oro.
T0.tiaY VII Tjai. io.nnrrnw ssays,
10 u III aong To casc.
In stately aonge, In SOLEMN hymns,
st ~ IT, n ny s,n nu"c ~ ~ st. tan
As mountain lakes thu aky.
And ovdrnlorp onu shnpo annoarcd.
40 comfort now, and now conlmand:
A bearded p,an, with many 6cQYs
Who boto battlc.hrnndi
And sho wns dtlcd With aerlous ,ov
10 know hoF poet followed him
Not losing hcaff. nnr hatino hona
Whcn othura' fsitl1 wns dffiifn.
And, as tho ycasa went slowly by,
aaS FEY bsnS. ana bsassr efc
And he. 4ss on, ss, s..s's. ssss.s ss.s'.' s. hymn.
Became psit eaeReffhas of IL ;sa,uS ssnoxa, e'e'
She wovo nv ,rrr. -o.., eoh,
III" hns1yos. ~ st1I ot ri, fd,s = sos a'"'-
AMI hara unr" m,i"s ~ ~ .V.u .,annsa;1 ,,,o
4r1 theta Vrasm ~ n-nirin Marporo rtno
.na no,, .,.n IN h., .orc., ,.oa
anu nows s; esSn ~ tsst nSs s9ses. ~ nse1,
fhiei lei,, ,o.seaamE, r'nt 1917 M qvcty l'"o'-
one sa't nj ca1n"s - hnnar Nc ~, -
rox tors M, on-. +,e .o,o. vo h,sno
= Thn ~ snwrrs s the 'm1sic mn ~ thc M Iieh9:
III ~ hcr h.nd ~ thst IT, oI1 ~ uo
On his gray head tonight / a.on,.,,
l. L. oToooAAD'
Among the decorations Of the room were
ten tablets hung against the walis, inscribed
WIZ tne lol'o"'ns 4oo'n''0nS l1on' mr. BY
ants poems:
, 1864-11-13

cdI of&en ter1ninato iatallJ. A few dosca Of Dwy~
er's Pectorai syrup viii speedily and efrectualiy
cure the most obstinate case. Sold In bottles. at
s. cents and $l.s5 per bottlcr at 81 aad p Lake
street, uol"F5a4-lm
, 1864-11-13

locA1 MILITARY InrKLl1oxxcE.-oa Saturday
morning detachment Of three hundred and seven
men of The 1st Wisconsin regiment Heavy Astl-
1ery. arrived at the Rest from Madison, In charge
~ Naior Fulton They LEFT in the aiternoon for
Washfneton, ~ Fouss for the front
Numbers offdsloughed soldiers belonging to va.
he ctJ. destined either for their respective homes
or elsa. returning to- their Regiments. Fifty OF
these men atrlred At the Soldiers Rest during
Sstufday, most Of them leaving to proceed on
their Journey fcw hours after their arrival.
, 1864-11-13

Go to the Rexs,-Go to Bryant Strstton.s
Chicago Commercial College to gct taosonSnii aSSdi
Telegraph Onerafnr. Addfcss {cneloaing stamps)
for circulars, BRYIxr 4 srRArToa, Chicago, I'll.
, 1864-11-13

.-=...-... .u. !. -....-.-z#,.<e@..zz-
RUNDAY, NOVEMBER IN. 1854,
s------ -=111f=-=T----
VsrFT, TTl,%y
lAL ClA L.
HpRaHAf AAt s|Atb ttAFHAh AAYkQA.w1Ae IA.
dies WHO Afe eo''ee''''e 4"F I'VE NNEheFy and Half
eifpRaa AAyl9A atn requested 70 inset At tioom ~.
33'taWM! a3oase, MnMasXi n III. m, Az pat.aas
~ ~ MIAMI w" " =" '""'ee''e' VIZ teV3e*~a
nas%ot ~. ~ %as,",nT =, es ~ ~ 1.snt
+eat nu..s w wv uoe's|oA ~ pses - I'o pssr"'
Court eommepeea to.moE5aN tAgnaafl moFn!aH.
Uuur, embracing oyeF go esses WI eomme9ee
en HonaN motu1h4' A'@y "nt W ea'l'aa0'e"
curing 'ao aAs'
,,.~.-r.-- ono..,
QouKT1ry11T MONEY UAsa.-0n Saturday mora.
rn;ssloner Horne with having IN hi. possossIou
a sto ercsnbsck, fraudulen.ly raised ftom 4 q
bill. Owing TO the an&enca Of material evidence
Me easo W conHnsoa 1nEt 9-MosIoM. ~ Monaay
Of ssoof foz hii APPEARANCES
IxouEsr.-Qn Saturday Aternoon an inqucstwas
oe,o1e %nnn
sas eass. r.r.sss ,aos - 49, - =. n.s-,e-. -
Souta "R8n e 49, ~ n. "a pyn "
=
tho morning 1y 6e1hg cfnsned " no naehlnGs1,
1n WHICH he nAa oeeoMn acGsoenHsy S1taaXsoa.
Iho VT! icturnea vosa!cs Q! sEcaoenis4 oea1' IN
aecofnanoe WAa tao pes""oHs aa"os8o'
Ok THK lAKEs.-On Saturday morning tho
schooner Karraransett arrived In port In this city.
.,as~.h,~ r.d ~ a. Ia IN zto,,,, .rhich .n
the Iakc vss fclt very scyosely. she had lost her
forctopmast, her forceaIl WAS split, and hcs jib.
boom broken:
Ca1aG and conS,in1 p Ser " c1r@ S. on
in0 nearly I'll blown away. Application wss
naadc On SaturdaJ for tug 70 bo scnt to her, to
rescue her from her present dangerous sltuatton-
r,-...- s.c-.1.ta. ~ ~ nu@+.S, Uans. ~, ~.
1'uteee&' p.ops'eus " uo ouAoa 4o"ao w ee
corner OF Clark and kan Burcn streets, reported
to Superintendent Turtle that horse valued d.
.hor, a. m t,3 hacr ato,en frSm hsa harm Derees
eins 49, y nd w fvSh1 1ars .Iefsi1c6 r. rnrrva1
~ ss s "a II, .hs sna,~cnn at.rnvnra1 thst ~
i,s5 ~ haan an.3 ~ cnmnissfnn rnsfrEent m
VIII 1900 fnr xsnN th,n hnififa yo1nr Ehort
G.aSS ~ t.-j thsv nrrested Jnhr Filer whn *
= s;s. hsn,seF - ~ Err,f.hn.n sni ,rhn m.
gahtatv Il H. thyof d1o csac vii nnnesr m
t; ;}nn 20 thss o,rnn ~ fhe noIira crnrt ">N
e"3 "14o A''0AA' s"' '"'~ FAo
----
LocA1 MILITARY InrK111oxxcE.-oa Saturday
morning ~ 111sss.s,, ~ .sc,-,.,,+ Tn.vv iii
men OF INC B1 W1scous4n tes.uten1 AA'! -Aa
1ery, arrived at the hesI from Mhaleoa, N eAAsEe
q ha|or Fulton They If y et sas nfseFnoon FOR
"
, 1864-11-13

lxoursr,-q Saturday afternoon an inquest was
held before CosoneE Wagner, At Russell's planning
mill, on Fulton street, hcswsan Degplalnas and
South 1chhraon, upon tho body Of m omptoye Of
tho uaauufsctory, who cssna % his death during
tho morning BY being crushed by tho machinery,
in which he had become accidentally entangled.
Tho Jury returned verdict Of accidental death, In
aecordanee With tho testimony ad4uced,
, 1864-11-13
auction 5a(e0.

WM. A. DUTTElte % OO"
AUGTlokKERs,
galesraemA In Portland Block,
sa9& t&9tf fpthp
Try GOODS, CLOTHS, GAS.
~ atAR1lRRs
Wool Books, Shirts and Drawers, Felt Hats,
CLOTHING, nUCK GLOVES,
H0OTs, SHOES, YANkEE NOTIONS. 5zc,,
At AUCTION,
On TUESDAY ana WEnNEanAY. Nov, 18th ant-
lWh st V-s3 1'c!uck NJ nntters Auction !o0Ius, In
Portland Nlock, coFneEMr washington and Dearborn
streets. WIN. A. DQTfHRa 4 CO..
nhii. yNbQE4 Aucfl0lteSa,
, 1864-11-13

Wheeler md Wilson'S Sowing MA.
Ghlnes.-1G7,O0o IN usE Tncea maea'ass use
NovExxsr, CONSTANTLY N ohs DlRkcf1oH, 70
make the LocK STITCH. 6alcsroom lVe 1ake
street. nol3Wi5a'1m
, 1864-11-13

cARyo1Asc11;A1s1as CoTa lanes a. r9tia
at ii Markct street, half block south from Ran-
dolph, On allmatters Of life and health. Exsmlna-
TONS and prescriptions In ali diseases. chronic or
acute Satisfaction warranted. nov13-W1a32t
, 1864-11-13
THE ASHsYANT R'l'k'rEYAE,,
Izonors Ia VIM, &'a2len Dtyknt-Auns.
yeraary 0f btsH AavaNtsetis 4slFslls
day.

A fasssval aueh a. never hel6re aean In thla.
country, Palaa Oft On Saturday evening NJ the
roo,na Of the Century Club, In Fifteenth
atrcas, Tie accaaIon was tho savantIeth
birthday Of William Cullen Bryant, and tho
lntentlon 10 do him honor, partly a. mem.
r Of s G% bt esy FL ~ 9ot &c % n,h wh"%
What the crnWnlng Of tile paot WRs In tAa
mora poatical days of old, al In Rome, for In
atanea, when Petrarch received the laurel,
amid tile applause Of tho people, such, In
split, was Oils festival, though, Of course, no
tive ono which t'e Century was supposed to
hestow by the hands Of a number OF the poets
fellows, carh Of whom contributed leaf of
hay, In the sharo Of song or poem. Most Of
tho American pocts were Invited to be pres
Longfellow from illness, Mr. Lowell on ac-
count Of the death Of bis nephew, recently
slain In battle, and Mesars. Dana, Whittier,
and Halleck for equally good reasons.
New England however, vas well repre-
sented by Mr.. Emerson, DR.. Holmes, and Mrs.
Bayard Taylor, aeoergo d: boxer, ana Charles
Leland; the West by-Mr 7. B. Read, aud
Street, Sir d. I. Tuckciman, Z. W q. stcadman,
r. B. Aldrich, and r. II. stoddara. The
rooms, which were decorated under the super
wcro throngcd ut m early hour by tho mem:
bers Of tho Club and the falrcr portion OF
their families, There were, VIC should Judge,
at least FIVE hundred present, tho ereuss-deld-
ersns Of New York society, in wealth, beauty,
and intellect. The exercises commenced with
an nddrcss from Mr. Geo. Bancroft, the Prcsi.
dentGof the Club, In which hc stated the oh.
jcct of tho festival, and paid hir. Bryant q
number of wcll-dcscrved compliments. The
latter responded In speech a. noticeable for
, 1864-11-13
DEREMpTORY SALE OF
FINE OIL PAINTINGS in FRAE1 Is
BY CATALOGUE,
AT AU0YfoN

4 UCTION NOTICE.-Wo shall
~ sell At Anction on THURSDAY, Nov e4tt, at sX
FuKNITuRE AND CRoIKEltY 81 deatcr csosiae
b0s1neee- 1asucnlart vii! DO given ThutsdAY
next. GILBERT q SAsfPSOS
uo1JW1I41St Auctfunn,rr
, 1864-11-13
Rn11rQad TiWo T0bles

CHICAGO AND N0RTuW ksTfRN-DErOr COR. WEST
WATER AID E1NIE STa.
, 1864-11-13

r OST-An Italian Poolle'' pet
- fcInao dog. whlto eolor, ears and sads Of taee
black, h1aek .rp{ on top Of back ertrre hind parts
sna I p psnssers 10 Is name of f!saatf I'D ysIsS::
onty 81 pounds ithersl rewsra VII 20 raid NJ tU
which phAsl lead 10 htf fct0tcFy. notA Wv9-4k
, 1864-11-13
;For Sale.

TOR SALE-Two Snloons in ,lo-
l. arnbta locations. Onu Grocery ktnEu nt~, n
sek " c!Eat. Hna Fancy Etnls fr saa with a!ur~ IN
NntH WlIt1t "
, 1864-11-13
al,08t.

r OST-On Friday afternoon, in
- 1ialsfod street carr, = Fortemonnaie OF analt
Issstsale. sonSssn!nE sma S sn Of money snd sSno
suitably rewarded by lsay1nx shs same It 1.lD irla
void atteot. n0t1 wl18lt
, 1864-11-13

The following tahla gtves Tho maiorIdes fos
prcs}aent Governor, and Congressman, In oa.h
, 1864-11-13

r OST-On Clark street, bot woon
- aAss1nsn ttorso aud Lake stsest. Ladyte rur
Victnrins. Tho tlnarF WI b suitably rsWsfhsd h
leaftnk Il 1t 1oon No. 2 uasTett HloSk. nolWloQ1s
, 1864-11-13

n. 11IRAsoLE's S DANCING
Va ACADEMY, al Wabash sTtnue, between
AdaSs and Jackson stseeu. CtasA opon Il al tmna,
foF beEtnnen Ch!idsent classes esefy Tues<tay and
bly, every Tuesday evening. Rooms to let 1nr private
riftlrs. nol1 Nh It &thp
, 1864-11-13

TOR SALE-1'he building No,
aud eighty feet iaeP t. nllay with AwellIss nfstVtn
rooMs. room Ahovo VII Ply ~ an tnvs;tulrnt. Ground
Querns patent forge md T: W. anvil, with lot of
baekamith'a tools. &. WINNIE. Agent, Nh. ID south
, 1864-11-13

TOR SALE-Thc Cottage House
= No 81 South sansauon street, one.hnlf block
from btadison atrrct cars. GTonnh chaU expires May
1st l6, al $50 per year Now rented to May ist. 1871
At tn por month. u. ", CLARKE, JR, ~ Lta.i.0
ztFret, nolH ytt7it
, 1864-11-13

Uoukrsryz1rM Maxzx CAss.-On Saturday mora.
ing william r. Forest WIS charged hotore Com.
hiil Owing to tho abzenca Of mAtotial evidence
tho eaas was continued until tomorrow, Monday
morning, the pfsaQper giving bail to tho amount
OF $50 f0r his AppaArancr,
, 1864-11-13
Leavenworth, 41M.40.
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TuANxsAfv1xa Evx.-Ws learn that rrand
Masquerade and Military Dall Will b Rlvpn on
"Wednesday night ta3d, 1t Dryan Hall. ui,dor Tho
Auspices OF tho vel! known uaehplors' Club OF hi,
, 1864-11-13

l,o atngs Of Truth. he albgs OF Right,
lto slngA Of Freedom, alia hia stfain1
March With orr armies To tho light,
King In the bpndmen'a 4 falling eaAlna,
, 1864-11-13
THE CIT'Y,

tas who Rre collecting fas the Nuskesy and Half
Orphan AAyl9m ara requested Ia inset 1t 3laom 81,
flawast House. Monday, At 4 Tap. m, Al, peFrons
to he pTeeepk
, 1864-11-13

w WANTED-For the Government
Wy in the QtattcsnasseE.s Department, It St
stcrB At rs per mouth and rattnns: Track Layers no
per month and r7i1oas Free .anspostatton furnished
quIre at the Government Olcc t1.s ~ South Water
street Chicago, Illinois. o. III. NA1CoEk- Govern
mcnt Agent. setYs3t+N
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in aAording local protection without re-
quiring details and detachments from the
active force.
The recent events Of the war are highly
creditable to our troops, exhibiting energy
and vigilance, combined with the babitual
gallantry which may have taught us to ex-
pect on all occasions. We have been
cheered by important and valuable suc-
easses in Florida, Northern Mississippi,
Western Tennessee and Kentucky, West
ern Louisiana and Eastern North Carolina,
refecting the highest honor on the skill
and conduct of our commanders, and on
the Incompatible soldiers whom it is their
privilege to lead A naval attack on No
bile was so successfully repulsed at the
outer works that the attempt was aban-
doned and the nine months siege of
Charleston has been practically suspended,
leaving that noble city and its fortresses
imperishable monuments to the skill and
fortituae of its defenders.
The armies in Northern Georgia and in
Northern Virginia still oppose with ufl-
shaken frent, a formidable barrier to the
progress Of the invader; and our generals.
armies and people are animated By cheer
ful confidence.
Let us then, while resolute IN devoting
all our energies to securing the realization
of The bright auspices which encourage US
not forget that cur humble and most crate.
ful thanks are due to Him, without whose
guidance and protecting care all human
efforts are Of no avail, and to whose inter-
position is due the manifold successes with,
which We have been cheered.
JEFFERSON DAVIS.
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NOTICE..

conformity with resolution Of the Police
4 Jury Of the Parish Of St. Landry, passed On
the 10Th Of May 1854, ! hereby give notice that
all holders Of Parish notes or bills issued bv the
Parish are required to present them for redenp-
ton, ct nay Office. in the Tswn Of Ope.ouaas, On
or before the goth day Of june next; otherwise
the said bills OF notes after The expiration of said
date. viii be redeemed dollar for dollar ID Com
ton viii be made on the Confederate 1,aouer.
Notwithstanding The tax levied on the said Con-
federase bills OF notes by the Confederate Gov
eminent
oNEZIaIE d. GUIDRY,
Treasurer Of the Parish of St. Laadru
Onelousas May 2Ist "a 5I-5t