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Uufattonal. Biflde and plans matured for operations. Dispatches were sent to Sherman, inform inir him WEALED PliOPOSALS WLLLT of the movement of Lougstreet, and the necessity of his Immediate presence at Chatta- YORK WAKEUOUSE AKD KJ be received by the nnderMgned, a Ooaamineo an- -poitieii ky the Board ot i o' Lrs I o-in- ti oi' "aU1 mh oi April for iBC" THTJBSDAT, APRIL 14, 1354. CELEBRATED PREPARATORY DEPART-MENT OF LAKE FOBEST UHIVEB8ITT. The next term of this institution will commence oa MON DAY.

April llth, aad continue for twelve weeks. Full informal inn may be obtained from M. BUTLER, A. Priaciptl. Lake Forest.

risTEli PAfcK, Secretary, Chicago. Boabd or iJrFBCToRa Key. Z. K. Humphry, Chi caeo; lev.

R. w. Pnucreon, 1 D- tAioteo; Rv Arthur Swazy Chicago Lev. H. E.

Beely, Chi Caeo Ron. H. M. Thompson, Lrks Forest. Chicago, March ia, 1864.

AUhi4-b266-10t th baAttj TVrns. N. P. WILLIS IS PRE- J.TJL PARED to receive a few ADDITIONAL Between the aces of 9 and 14 years, to educate with her daughters at IdlewUd. Addrece Moodna, Orange i'QDDty.

New Yoiic. nrbA-vTOS tc-tssa It uuvga On the 14th of November I telegraphed to Burnside aa fc- laws; Your dispatch and Bnna'a just received. Being ihere tea can UU better io resist Longstreai's ai-tacV thou I can direct. With voar si'f inr, yon bd bttler give cp Kingston at the last mjment and save tha n.ott productive part of your possss-iors. tvery arricement is now maJ" to t.tro- ber force atiuso the river, jur the omh of the Ciuckaniaaea C'rec.

As soon aa it arrivts, Thomas will attack on bin ict at tbe maie time, and together It is expected to carry ilbsion Kid 'e. and irom there nuah a force on to STOMACH tiie laiiroad, between Cleveland aad Dslton. Hook BITTERS. FEfi AND HEB LAICIZ. SocftasIlvpTr-falJ In (lie treiloas listenlnc.

Ton whoVe L.nrd tbebi-il neirjp to a ctiristeniug; Too who ever heard Caradon pretty, Eniilitig Uke nn snflL UlntlnK Olovinettl Fancy Peppy1 laugh, bwes and clear and cheerfdl. At mv pantaloona Vi ilh half a pint of beer foil I See hir ae Bhe moves I Scares tbe ground she touches. Airy as a fay. Graceful as a duchess; Bare her rounded arm. Bare her Utile tea Is, Vesttls liever showed Ankles lie to Pegzv'a i rraid.dlrberb.air, Bo ft ber look and modest.

Slim ber little waist Coniforttbly bodiceS. Thticberay. OFFiCIiL EI37CKY. S. X.

Persons of ardentr.ry habits trecbled with weskness, la-ltodr, palpitation of tt he-vrt, lack of appetite, dl-t afler torpid liver, constipation, arerra to sutler If they will cot try tne celebrated FEOJX TATIOX BITTEBS, vTWcb are bow recommended by tea hljhoat medical airborittr-s, and wrru-d to produce an 1MJIB-D'ATK beneficial effect. They ere exeeenmely agreeable, perfectly pore, and meet snperceed 11U other tonlca where a bealt'y genue atynnlant to required. Tlwy porliy. itmwtben and -vlgorst. Tbey create a henliy appetite.

They are antidote to cliacse of water and diet. Tbey overconie effects of dbvariation sod late feoure. They strengthen tbe system and enlivea tbe mind. Tbey prevent Riiaanatlc and Intermittent fevers. Tbey purify tbe breath and acidity of (lie atomac).

Tbey core Dy rep-ia and Censtipatioa. Tbey core Dta rrt-Fa and Cholera Morbus. Tbey core IJver Complaint and Hervon. Heartache. TLcy make tbe weak stroo.

tas lamcaid brilliant, and are exbaaatrd nature's area restorer. Tney an composed of tbe celebrated Calisaya bark, winter-prren. aaaiafl.a, roots and herbs, all preserved In per fretly pttre St, Croix mm. For particulars, see. circa-lsn acd tertlmontalsaroniij each tattle.

Beware of B-postera. Examine every bottle. Sea it has oar private V. B. etamp anmntilated over the cork, with plantation scene, and oar sixBatare om line steel plate aide label.

Sea at our bottle Is not filled wlsb epaiions and deleteroas staff. Any per- pretend Inn to ecu Plantation Bitters by tbe eUon or tn Bulk. Is an br.poster. Any person imitating this PROTECTIVE MEDiClTIOS fie troops now here, except those commanded hy Granirer, should reiurn at once ti withn supportfne distance of ihe forces oper tin? agaimt Braec's armv. In behalf of my command, I aain desire to thank you and your command for the nines von have done ns.

A. Bi BNsrDB, Ha). General." Leaving Granger's command at Knoxvllle, Sherman, with the remainder of his forcts, returned by slow marches to Chattanooga. I ave not spoken more particularly of the result of the pursuit of the enemy, because the more detailed reports accompanying this do the subject justice. For the same reason I have not particularized the part taken by corps and division commanders.

To Brig. Gen. W. F. Smith, Chief Engineer, I feel under more than ordinary oblunttiona for the masterly manner-in which lie discharged the dntiea of his position, and desire that his services be fully appreciated by higher authoritiea.

Tbe members of my staff discharged faithfully ttiiir respective duties, for which they have my wannest thanka. Our losses in these battles were 757 killed, 4.629 wounded, and 830 missing; total, 5,016. The loss of the enemy in killed and wounded was probably less than ours, owing to the fact that be waa protected by his intrenchments, while onr men were without cover. At Knoxville, however, his loss was many times greater than ours, making his entire loss st the two places equal to. If not exceeding ours.

We captured 6,142 prisoners, of whom 239 were commissioned officers; 40 pieces ot artillery, 69 artillery carriages and caissons, and 7,000 stand of small arms. The Annies of the Cumberland and the Tennessee, for their energy and unsurpassed bravery In the three days' battle of Chattanooga and the pursuit of the enemy; their patient endurance in marching to the relief of Knoxville and the Army of the Ohio, for its masterly defense of Knoxville and repeated repulses of Longstreet's assaults upon that place, are deserving of the gratitude of their conntry. I have the honor to be, Colonel, very respectfully, your obedient servant, TJ. 8. Gbast, Major General TJ.

S. Army. GREAT TRUTHS BECtJRirr cctirANT. Office, Ko. SB Pine street, oripooite V.

8. Sab-Treasury Building, Cseh 1,0 0 0,0 0 0. This Compsry with a paid up capital of a HAIF MILLION DOLL AIM. is now prepared to transact a Bane 1iit, Tr oat, Agency sutd ColxllxLla' aioxt And to receive the accounts of WF8TFBW Er.r.,sBhhu BtkK, SHIPPKho, and others on favorarle terms. Also 1)8) (isiTSupoa Intereot, (abject to sight or draite.

and win elve psrtlcuisr atieutllia to the collection, m-gotiauoi and dlap.al of SPhCt sod EKCUt-ITTSiit fFVpryd'scnp lon.scd FXCrtANOa. Also, recti ve BOD' on consignment, for sbia-a rm, asle or otherwise, and msrciaiidiee to be stored. ss4d or lurwsrded, opon ab cf which, on their receipt. (AtH will be uaae audiai-snraiios obiained. The special a tenU of merctianu throuout tne weet la.

a'led to the epp'ylpg of a great want, ta the establishment of this Company bv the parties who aro encKgrd in It the bes In the tlv of Hew orK. sod giving degree Of seeuritv secoi'd to Institution lucorp All business will receive orompt attention a everv eiertios made bv active buaineaa mes comprising the direction, to give entire satlsfaetloa. ar kb sex is ckicaOo: J. H. rrVPASI.

rsq. 8. A. SH1TH, Pr-s iinn M.B.1..AT Cottpany. W.

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OiiDEN, tmo-Tta-im iiMn CO-PARTXERSli LP. Richard rhrmsii, of FnlTsrO. Bamln F. efnr, Prentw dvmtof the Bunk of unorlK, N. and liwmrd 8.

KtCli.of E.B. iacvBank of KxchMe, BalTa.o, h4T twaoclts8d ibenuKlTea. 1 015 ether for Uie purpofte of tuT 1114c oB Mid UaUiucdiAg tbe bualcew of BACKING, At 20 PISE STEIXT, La the city 5ew Tark. vrjrpco THX FTM IAX1 OS RICH, SHERMAK Will pay particular attention to the CoTlertiom 1 Kotea, Drafts, Ae, and to the purchase and sale eOVERHHXVT KECT7BITIK3 OFAIXKIKD9, Railruad Stockt, Bonds, Gold, (Sola Companies: HOPE GOLD COrPANY. MDvES -(JOLll DIET LODE," Gilpin County, Colorado.

CAPITAL SO.OCO nllAUKH. each. TBUSTEKS: John Evans, Colorado: F. H. Judd.

New Tork H. P. York; wm. Moller. New York Geo.

W. GrunMn, Baltimore Hermann Fnks, Sew York R. Cornell 'Wiute: Kew York M. C. Tyier, Ksw York; fi.

G. Arnold, Frovider.ce. PBBSTDB9IT: His Excellency JOHS VA Governor of Colorado Territory. VTCB-rBBfrnEirrs: HON.fc.ti. ARNOLD, DB.F.

H.JUi.D. tbeapttrbb: WALTER LAWTON. 8BOBBTABT: J. P. DAVIE3.

Office, No. TS Cliff t. Sew York. lm-nl JJRIGGS GOLD COMPANY. Miriea, Briggs and Gregory Lodes, Gilpin Colorado.

cr win at tie seme time attack, and, 11 he can, carry Lookout idonnls n. The enemy now serns to be looking lor an attack on his left nana. This lavors as. To farther confirm this, Sherman's advance division will march direct from Whitesides to Trei ton. The remainder of hi force Jl a a over a nets road lust made from Whitesides to tAellv's r'erry, this being concealed from the enemy, and It ave him to eupnose tbe whole lores is goin op Lookout Valley, bbermsn'e advance has only just reacted Bridgeport.

Tbe rear will onlj reach there on tbe ltith. This will bring it to the 19th as the earliest day for makinjr the combined movement, aa desired. Inform me if you think yon can eos-tair, yourself until that time. I can bardiy conceive of the eDeniv breaking tbrooga at KuKreton. and pushing ior Kentucky; If they should, however, a ut problem would be left ior solution.

Tnomaa baa ordered a division of cavalry to the vicinity of r-parta. ILu ascertain if they have started, and inform yen. It will be entirely oat of the question to send yoa ten thousand men not because they cannot be spared, bat how could they be fed after they got one day from here. V. 8.

Gkastt, Majtsr Qeneral. To Major General A. TS. On the 15th, having received from the Gen-eral-ln- chief a dispatch of date the 14th, in reference to Burnside's position, the danger of his abandonment of East Tennessee unless immediate relief was afforded, and the terrible misfortune each a result would be to onr arms, and also tils patches from Mr. C.

A. liana. Assistant Secretary of War. and Col. LIEDT.GEH.

GSlINT'SBEPOET OF TUg Jail at Ottawa, HL, AtreesVIe to the plans and epeelflcaiicn. oa file la tie corbty Clerk's Ofilee In Ottawa, aud st the olios Geo. MrGn gor, Stats Fsnitentiary 'XimraHaloner at litt. 111. The P'anp ntld Bprclfle-itions will be rm eThrblttim at tuts" Oil tbe llth at Jo'l-1 from the nth till thclHh, and Iront the lDth till menu at Ottawa.

ELMF.K BALDWIN, D. LIKINi.K't, W. WILLIAM FLBXINS, JOUS 1USE. Commit'e'. Ottawa prIIUt.

164. spll-ci-at DEPOT QUAKTEKMASTHli'S SXITE. BtCASO, April 7th, W4. l.Klrt.opo9A1's bereeetve-1 at this oSosj atti mi, lor aupilving coal tei t.tnwrs at Cu llano, l'uliiic oineta and joi.uiU at Clurago, Tr-xjp. and Hosyltal.

at camp Mts Trc pa and Horpltals a. tamp I in die vicinity ot Chicago, tor the period of aIx uaudUia irom mak aller Utr first day of Vy. 1864. aiuui aai. Conl for Offot-rs to be of the best quality anthracite lellvered at such tiu-iea aud quantities as rautrei.

Crnl 'or Trropa and amp, to be ot the beet anaM'V ef Illinois coaL iree delivered al such places snd limes aad quantity as required, ad ject Iti ail CA44. to lbipection and welrht, Fach bid mnAi lie accompanied by the written mar-snt of two knows and responsibls porsons, ohltgat-atg tteiDiivei. to eutei Into boodii wftli the proposer, provided the contract I- awar If to hint. Bidders must bepresnt and steoify tAIraeceptmwcei at the time of opening the their btd. be rejected.

Two or more bids from asm parties will insure the reiecium of all sueh bio. Payjrents VI be tna'ie monthly upon presentation of itiApectur ort Scae. Accompataed by tbe reeeipt Of the ofticer receiving tbe fuel. All Itiformul hid. will be rejected.

Prop. to be enclosed in a sealed anvelope and direct' to the BtHlersigoed. The nut of article proposed for eailorsed aa oat-aide of envelope. Form of bid can be obtained oa appllcatloa to this office. J.

I'OiTBB, aptc9Saat Captain and Depo; Qiiaxtermastsr. DEPOT" QUARTERMASTER'S i 'FFICW. CmcAGo, Ili, April 7th. 4. SEALED PHOPOSALS will be received tt this otllo1 mm til tbe Ifith tnit far sanpif.BiT for? to public miiicuaia lu CtiioiyZO Camp Dou as Ooverw-biect orral, or tootHwrB entitle i lo fome mt Chi-Csuco ai.d wiclnttf, for the period ot six mwitha atocm ftrd alter the first of May neTt.

Bay to be UabsUnaiiiyof Ttmotby. t11 careA od id ail rfvoet deilrered to bale. Crri in ihv ear, to be oi tite beet Quality, Bound aatf Clean. Oat to be No. 1, dellTertd In nckaflmcks will be returned.

iHibW to he clean, dry and bnnd.ee. KverranWIedeliTered wiU be subject to Insectfott. Eacb bid maet be aocompamtsd by tbe wrltien amar-anee oi two knwu and redpotwiLle Deraoiva, obUfra tlnp to enter Into bonfo witb tbe propuaar pn Tided the contract ia awarded to Mm. a4taiAb-m aa- BraMasnt apd aUgmif their BCCBp- ance at tbe time of opeiAUig (lie pitoamiaa, ttw bids will bo rejected. Two or snore bids from tbe aame parties will loanr tbe rejection ot all aucb bida.

Pajmente will le made monthly npon prewntatiott of Inspector's certitlcate. accompanied by the receipt of the officer receiving the forage or straw. All informal btdn wfll be refected. SHALL COMPASS. Belief of ttattaiooga and Knox- Hotels, ar loom, etc.mlxi.ta and country stores.

rllle. HOSTETTEn'5 P. XI. SHAKE irS-vtCt I thaw JOS Broadway, J.T. TIala VT.r.

HkirxjrAETrBS majTABT Dmsioif or thb I Miiiritiiim is Fibls, Cbattawoooa, Xahhsssab, December z3, 16t3. STOMACH Tr -rest Cbrnese K-nie-ly for dlwwea. One N-a will perform a core, insreilentaare purely vee-t-Ma Can be carried tn tbe eoket wttnout fetr of Price ft pr bos. Sold bf all drocgitta. oilllH, wWele Agent.

Colonel J. 0. Kclton. Attistattf Adjutant Oanual, Coi onkii In pursuance of General orders No. 337, War Department, of date Washington, October 15, 18rj3, delivered to me by the Secretary or War at LoulBTiUe, Kentucky, on the 1Mb.

of the esme month, I assumed command of tbe Military Division of tbe Mis- Capital 10,000 Eacb. ilbon, of my Btaft, sent at the instance of BITTERS. 1 Afl-Iet-1 Read. 1 rPTAST? DYSiFP-IA CI RE Is warranted toewre 'I act caie of iypepsla, no nutter now song stsndlnc. It'cv tl.

-nt oy ruall, rPHs spinrf! WHAT TBE BITTEB3 ABE. -tat will rare Gravel, Kidney Complaint, and all Die. A c.n.oi tbe Bladder. Sent by exurew. I I BiM HFAfACTE SPECIFIC neds hat a trial to convince tbe mtft skeptical tiiat It wl' cure I Nervon Hurawin ia the Head.

1 sc. Price St) cent. Sent hy mall. rPHAM'6 aIB OLOSrt ASU ruKLrsa FLtjrD iirparisa beantifnl etotS to the hair, keep it in cari, promotes Its growth, Ac Price SO cents. Sent by 3.

8MTTH BRIGGS GEORGE M. PTJLLMAH Chicago. AKTHOKT ARNOLX -New York. HENRY COG GILL New York. R.

CORHT.IL WHITE New York. C. C. ALGER. Hudson, N.

T. tVM. G. Providince, J. SMITH BRI9GS.

Treasurer E.LAWTOK. BerretAry JJ. LITTLEJOHS. Counsel." 8. WOODWARD.

mnitlK Superintendent. 11. BKKKJS. Office 35 Clin street, new York. arxVclS-lni r' Interest allowed oa Deposlta, subject to be cheeked foratsight.

B. J. BHKBMAS, B. V. siarrn isr.

tisis. mhlV-A8b6-SlUa a. B. EUCU eiselppt," comprising tne Department or tbe Ohio, tbe Cumberland, and tbe Tennessee, and telegraphed tbe order asenmintr command, together with the order of the War Department referred to, to Major General A. K.

Bni-DBide at Knoxvllle, and to Major General W. 8. Eoeecrans at Chattanooga. BMy action in telegraphing these orders to lattanoogn, in advance of my arrival there, was iocuced by information furniehed me by tbe Secretary of War of the dililcnltiea with which the Army of the Cumberland had to contend in supplying itself oyer a long mountainous and almost impassible road from Stevenson, to Chattanooga. and bis fears tbat Gen.

Koeecrans wonld tall back to the north aide of the Tennessee Biver. To guard turther against the possibility of the Secretary's fears, I also tele 3 1 riiAnB i i i Or viflrncni is sure ua I penly cm for Tetter. Salt Rheum, Chapped lianas, jtsroer'a Itch. Cnliiblaiir. Ac.

Price 5S cents. Sent I mall. I Tbe above preparations will be sent to any sddren on receipt of tbe money. Address 8. C.

UPH AW. 25 sontb Hgbth street, lbilade-ia. Pa. DecrlpUre cltenlars seat free. LORD SMITH.

23 Lake street, areata for chicaeo. SD31-DSI-ty-THBATti Spermattorliaea, each, who Heated quietly past the enemy pickets, laDded and captured all but one of the guard, twenty in number, before lie enemy was aware of tbe presence of a foe. Tl steamboat Dunb tr, with a barge in tow, sfUr having finished ferrying across the river the horses procured from Sherman, wit 1 which to move Thomas's artillery, was sent up from Chattanooga to aid in crossing artillery and troops, and by daylight ofthe morning of tbe 2Cth of November eight thousand men were on the sonth side of the Tennessee ai fortified in rifie treDChes. By 13 o'clock JI. I he pontoon bridges across the Tennessee and Chickamanga were laid and the remainder of Sherman's forces crobted over, and at balf-past 4 P.

the wh le of the northern extremity of Miteion Ridge, near the railroad tunnel, was in Sherman's possession. lnr-ii the night he- foitifled the portion thus secured, mak ing tt equal, if not superior in strength, lo that held by the enemy. By So' clock of the same dv, Col with his brigade of cavslrv, of Thomas army, CTOsstd to tne south side of the lennesjee, and to the north of South Chickamanga Creek, and made a raid on the enemy ones of communication. He burned Tyner's Station, with many stores, cut tbe railroad at Cleveland, captured near a hundred wagons end over two hundred prisoners. His own loss was small.

Hooker carried out the part assigned to him for this dayequal to the most sanguine expectations. With Geary's division (12th corps) and two brigades of Stanley's division (4th corps) of Thomas' armv, and Osterhans' civii-lon (15th corps) of Sherman's army, he scaled the western slope ol Lookout Moan-tain, drove the enemy from his rifle pits on tbe northern' extremity and slope of the mountain, capturing many prisoners, without serious loss. Thomaa having done on the 23d, with Us troops in Chattanooga, what was intended for the 24th, bettered and strengthened his advanced positions during tbe day, and pushed the llth corps forward along the sonth bank of the Tennessee River across Citico Creek, one brigade of which, with Howard in person, reached Sherman jnst as he had completed the crossing of the river. When Hooker emerged in sight of the northern extremity of Lookout Mountain, Carlin's brigade, ofthe 14th Corps, was ordered to cross Chattanooga Creek, and form a junction with him. This was effected late in the evening, and after considerable fighting.

Thus on the night of the 24th our forces maintained an unbroken line, with open communications from the north end of Lookout Mountain through Chattanooga Valley to the north end of Mission Ridge. On the morning of the 25th, Hooker took possession of tbe mountain top with a small force, and with tbe remainder ofhis command, in pursuance of orders, swept across Chattanooga Valley, now abandoned by the enemy, to Kossville. In this march he was detained four hours building a bridge across Chattanooga Creek. From Rossville he ascended Miesion Ridge, and moved sonth ward toward the center ef the-now shortened line. Sherman's attack upon the enemy's most noithern and most vital point waa vigorously kept np all day.

The assaulting column advanced to the very rifle-pits of the enemy, and held their position firmly and without wnvering. The right of tha assaulting col-nian being exposed to the danger of being brigades were sent to ita support These advanced in the most gallant manner over an open field on the mountain side to near the works of the enemy, and laid there partially covered from fire for some time. The right of ihese two brigades rested near the head of a nvine or gorge in the mountain side, which the enemy took advantage of, and sent troops covered from visw below them and to their right rear. Being unexpectedly fired Into from this direction, they fell back across the open field below them, and reformed in good order In the edge of the timber. The column which attacked them waa speedily driven to their intrenchments by the assaulting column proper.

Early on the morning of the 25th the remainder of Howard's corps reported to Sherman, and constituted a part of his forces during that day'a battle, tbe pursuit and subsequent advance for the relief of Knox-ville. Sherman's position not only threatened the right flank ofthe enemy, but from his occa-P) ing a line across the mountain, and to tbe railroad bridge across Chickamanga Creek, bis rear and stores at Chichamauga Station. This caused the enemy to mass heavily against him. This movement of his being plainly seen from the position I occupied on Orchard Knoll, Bird's division of the 14th Corps waa ordered to Sherman's support, but receiving a note from Sherman informing me that he had all the force necessary, Baird wbb pnt in position on Thomas' left. The appearance of Hooker's eolamn was at this time anxiously looked for and momentarily expected, moving north on the ridge, with his left in Chattanooga Valley, and his right east of the ridge.

His approach was intended aa the signal for storming the ridge in tbe center witn strong columns; bnt the time necessarily consumed in the construction of the bridge near Chattanooga Creek, detained him to a later hour than was expected. Being satisfied from the latest information from him that he must by this time be on bis way from Rossville, though not yet in sight, and discovering that tbe enemy, in his speration to defeat or resist tbe progress of Sherman, waa weakening his center on Mission Ridge, determined me to order the advance at once. Thomas was accordingly directed to move forward bis troops, constituting onr center, Baird's division, (14th Corps), Wood's and Sheridan's diviaiona, (sals Oorps,) and Johnson's division, (14th Corps), witb a double line of skirmishers thrown out followed in easy supporting distance by the whole force, and rnrrv the rifle-nits at the foot of Mission Kidge. graphed to Maj. Gen.

Thomas on the 19th of H. REED IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS OF DRUGS AND CHEMICALS S3 Lake CMcne, I1L, ALSO, DEAL LARGELY LTf PavLBta, Olla, Window Glaaa, GlaUM ware, BainUm; Olla, Keroaeme, SoapmaJters' Stock, 1tislii.ua factor-era; Good, ete ffhleh we offer at price favorable to Westera Merchants aad Manufacturers. J. H. Bbwd, 174 Pearl street N.T.I H.

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EavlKfr several thouaaod oarrela of room connected with onr office, we can give personal care and attention to all coniilgnment required to be stored for better markets or shipment. Ordera fcr the purchase of any kind ot roods will receive prompt attention the articles selected with cart and nse of such Indirmtnt as onr lone experience has eiven.and the same forwarded with dlppatch. linn, uis 'nIIEB A TBOWBBTDGK. Chicago, March 39, 1864. mh2-baw GILBERT," UPDIKE COMIIseiON rV Laaalle street, Chicago.

Advances made on Grain, Flonr ana Provisions eon-signed to L. Boberts Co, Kew York, and Stanard, GUbert BU Lonis. aplOHsJfii-Sai Keara-ilarit-f -f Actios tbe Soul of laclrirtttal. jOURTH NATIOXAL BANK "OTT CHICAGO. 4 Sontam Clark gt Mania Bcildlaa.

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Particnlar attention given to the purchase sod Bale Of Lake Superior and Canadian alining Stocks. iali reports of the Boston Stock Market for niahed on application. feao-ya-sm satAw THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF GALKSBUBG, GAXsancas, Lluxois. CASH CAPITAL, 9100,000. This Bank Is now fully organized, and prepared for the transaction of a General Banking baslness.

Its services sre tendered to parties having correa-pondcuce in nox and adjoining Counties. K. L. CHAPMAN, Cashier. Cbsbxes H.

at iTsrws, President, David Fabobh, Vice Pretldent. -lm rai Ueaitn. Weearnestty can tbe attention of oar female readers to Dr. W. p.

Merwin'sadvprtiseme'it of the ceUbrated QkBotu Pills for females, as the best regulator of tl.e leriiaie svstem otT'-red to ttie public. A pr. ventic-a to excels, an antidote to pain, and a removal to tte obs'ru' rioos tl.at cause bo. tiiese Pills, in t'rnilnc reenlarity ef action to tbe female system, secure health, aid with btalth, bestow the faselna-tiens tbat accompanv it In every female, the bright pye. claetic step and clear complexion that denote a healthy woman.

Kcad the adve t-Iseroent. apUna61-lt ft (3 I I I I on IIollowaT's Pills and Ointment. Volunteers for tbe Annv not leave tbe City until supplied with HOLLO WAY'S PILLS ASD OINT-iihKT. For bores. Scurvy.

Wounds. Small-Pox. Fevers, and Bowel Complaints, these medicines are the best in tbe world. very French soldier uses tbem. If the reader of this ''notice" cannot cet a box of PilleorOintnwDt from the dmg store labia nlace- let him writs to Bie.

99 Maiden Lane, en- ciieinK tbe smonnt, and I will mail a box free of expense. Many dealers will not Keep my meoicines rn band because tbevcanrot make as much profit as on other persons' nuke. SS cents, 88 cents, and SI .40 per box or pot. apltc4a-lw Proposals to be enclosed in a eaied cnrelopa anl directed to tbe nnrereigned. bids most be eprciac.

and the artie'e proposed for. eridcrt-ed on outaide of envelope. Ko average of bid. Foiac of Ud can be obuantd on application to tbin Otflce, J- A. rOTTER, Captain end Depot QQartermaater.

SEALED FROPOSALS WiLl So be received at tbe office of tbe Minnesota Central Kallway Company, in Mlnneapolia, Minneota, until the Mb day of at 13 o'clock noon, for tha Gradinp, Masonry and bri iinc on Uie branch line ot eaid road from MtiiJota bt. Paul. 1 ig work TOmpriHrt a large amount of sand rock excavation, and tbe and uperalrac.ure of brirtec acroee the Mi6blppi Hirer lS'oace ie hereby given that on or about tne earn date, the work ot completing the cradin, niaoury and bridplne on the main 1-ne of wid lvai.fron to the Iowa State line, (57) flfty-even will be contracted for. The work nnon tbe brb line Is of A very heavy character, and le wortty the attention of respoiuable bemnde month.y. In eaeh, and bide received for the worn in stu11 or lame tTi coin pa li reecrvin? tne right to reject any bMe not tat It! at tor price or aa to tbe of tle pRrtics'niakinc the same.

For infornjaiion witb to eaid work, aopli cation maty be maoe to the Coiupany'e Chief at Mlnneapolla Mionewcta. TJUC. Bhcfasd, Chief inter. apa-i97-td PEOPOSALS FOR FORAGE. Cntxr QFABTKnif astzk'b Omoi, 9 Wamtisgton Detot, Uecember 8, 186S.

PKAT ED TForot-AXS are invi'ed by the foreupplying the TJ. 8. Ouartermaater'a Do- art men ai abhinton, ik C. Baltimore, Mri lexandrla, and Fort Monroe, or either of tboee placee. With Hav, Corn.

Oase aad straw. Bios will be received for the delivery of S.fW r.f Corn or Oata and j0 tona of Uay or Straw, or upward e. Bidder mnt state at which ofthe above named post they prvpoee to make deliveries, and tbe rates at bicL tl.ej will make deliveries thereat, the qua tity of eacb article propose to be delivered, the time when id detiveri abill be and when to be completed. Tbe price must be written ont th words on tbe bide. Cvirn to be pat tip In good stout sacks, of about two bushel each.

Oats in like sacks, of about three bnn-ele each. Tbe sacks to be furnished without extra charge to the Uoverument. The Hay and traw to ba securely baled. 1 be particular kind or dtwrfptlon of Oats, Corn Haw or Straw, proposed to be delivered must be stated in tbe proposalF. A 11 the srticlee offered under tbe bids herein will be subject to a rigid Inspection by the Govera-mcnt Iiavpe.tirbeiore being accepted.

Contracts will be awarded from lime to time to tbe lom et responsible bidder, as the ititeret ol tbe Government may require, and pa meet will be made wneav the whole amount contract for ahall nave been der livered nd aceented. Tbe bidder will be required to accompany hit pro pottal with a guaranty, signed bv two retrpons.ble pr e.ms. tbat in case his bid ts accepted he or tbey will within ten days thereafter, execute the contract for the esnif, with good and su.Ucieat, sureties In a sum equal to the amount of the contract, to deliver the forage proposed In conformity with the terms of tbia advertisement and in case the said bidder et-ould fi to enter into the contrnct, they to make good the difference between the oiler of taid bidder and tbe next lowea: respoiaelble bjdr, or tiie person to whom she contract may be awarded. Tbe responsibility of the guarantors must be shown hy tbe othcial ce- Utltate of a U. 0.

Di-trict Attorney. Col' ec tor of Custrmf or anv other ofticer under the t'nlted States Government, or responsible person known to this otiice. All bidders will be duly notified of the acceptance or rejec Ion of their proposHls. The full name and P. O.

addrese of each bidder meet fee legibly written In the proposal Proposals auet be addrefsed to Britadierjreneral T. H.Kucfcer, hifi Depot uUlnly marked "Proposals lor Fores." ml A. -A- Bondts in a sum equal to tbe amount of the contract, liened by the conti actor and both bis guarhntors, wi-1 he retiulrf of the fucceaeiul bidder or bidders upon signing ilte contract. Blank forms of blds.gnantnteee and bonds, may bm Obtained on appli at.on at this odice. FOKM OF PliOI'OSAX.

AMUEL SHACKFORD, punrinR COMMISSION MKKCH1NT, Ko. Board of Trade Banding CmOAOO, ILL. MAPLE CO. T. ANK OP AMERICA.

Publio KoOce ts herabr riven, that an Bills or Clrcnlat. COMMISSION nEBCBlNTS, Mir. Jamet, Formeriy of James' Hospital, Custom Boose street, ftw Orleans, La, establlslied In 1890, now permanently located at 86 Randolph street, Chicago, Illft-l Specialist la tbe treatment of Old Chkoxic, I'llct Bul- KsurriAUB, and all ktnds of BLOOD BK1X DISCSSS4 1ID UlSOHLDBBS OF A CoX- Tteiors VankbsL CHSitACTas-j cores them without resorting to Mercury, Iodtob, Potahrii, Arsenic or ai.y polron, but with a Mrruuzii, A poeixrvs for all humors and blood poisons. oeoakio iixm8. such as Seminal Weakness, N'cturnsl and Diurnal iLtniMti-mp, brought on by bue of the system, earlr discretions, excess or ci tailed hereditarily, canning loss of memory, con-ion.

depression, dimness, sod often times Insanity, with other deplorable train of symptoms, treated ana wiieslly eared by an Icfallible method, stvtnz much time snd expenfee. Gleet, tronorrnea, stricture, and a diseases peculiar to the sexes, of a private nature, radically cured. Old Diseases of the MOST HORBTBLX wbera ttie blood has become poisoned, producing bictehes on the face, small watery blisters, pains In head and bones, ulcerated throat, nose, limbs and b.y, scrofula, together with an emiiesa number of r. Jatces la recommended by the press generally of the 8oath, the medical fscuity. and professors ot medical colleges, etc Those amicted should apply immediately, and be cured ot these terrible disease.

TV. It. a UH HASHEESH CANDY, THE EASTERN Gunjah of Eiicliantment, OR ORIENTAL, EXDILIRANT AND NEHV-TIKK COMPOUND. A pleesTrts ble and harmless stimnlant cotifpetl onl red for Kervdusoees, Debility, Confusion ol Thollhts, Loss of Appetite, Deprerslon ol Spirits, Nervous Headache. Chills and Fever, Impotence, Xervou Debility Want of Vitality, 4c.

AHllcted TRY IT. Seekers after Flaare a-d tbe Marrelloas, TBT IT. It will do yon good. Sold by PrBEglst. everywhere.

OT Wholesale Agency for Chicago and the West, H. BC0VILLE, 76 Bandolph-et Chicago, Price, 58 cent and tl per box. Bend for fun descriptive circular. XHPOBTXTi OITLT ST THB GUNJAH WALLAH COMPANY, New York. A (tents' office, Beekmaa stNew York.

apl2-c5Wit T-TAS is 210 SoutA water street, Chicago. T.aarLX. mh23-b237-lm j.n.BLUXa. iTI MAPLE com issioi MiracHApnrs, City Buildings, 10 Sonth Commercial-aC, St. Louis, Mo I.

BIAFU. IDX024-W38 lm J. B. HAT-LB. OBER, ATWATER 6KNFRAL COMMISSION A1TO FOBWABDIN6 HI EBOH ANTS, SS Natchez street.

New Orleans, La. AXBsnre Obbb A Fiaii D.ATWATBB,Neir Orleans. Uig siotes cm toe BANK OF AMKBICA," Here to lore Incorporated and doing business to Hie ctty of Chicago, under the general banking laws of the State of Illinois, most be presented for payment to the Auditor of Poblle Accounts of said State, at his ofllce, la the city of Springfield, within three years from the date hereof, or the funds deposited for the redempttoa Of said notes will be given up to said bank. Sated this Kth day of May, A. D.

11. GKOBXfB SMITH, Presldetit. X. W. Wuxaxs.

Cashier. Jytfsa-tqlsl-es rpREASURY DEPARTMENT, Office of Comptroller of tlie Currency, Washibgtow, March 15, 14. satisfactory evidence presented to the undersigned. It bss been uisde to appear that the FIFTH National Bank of CHICAGO, In the county of COOK and State of ILLINOIS, has been duly organized nnaer and according to the reqalrements or the set of Congress, entitled "An act to provide a National con ency tecured bv a pledze of United States rtocks. and to provide for the circulation and redemp-lon thereof," approved February 25, 1U63.

and has uctooer, irom rionisyiue, to noia cnattanoo-ga at all hazards, tbat I would be there as soon as possible. To which he replied, on same date, "I will hold tbe town till we et-rre." icceeding directly to Chattanooga, I arrived there on tbe 23d ot October, and found tbat Gen. Thomas had, immediately on being placed in command ot the ilepar ment of the Cumberland ordered the concentration of Maj. Gen. Hooker's com and at Bridgeport, preparatory to securing river and main wagon road between th A place and Brown's Ferry, immediately belO.

Lookout Mountain. The next morniniiafter my arrival at Chattanooga, in compana with Thomas and Brig. Gen. W. F.

Smit0 Chief Engineer, I made a reconnoissance of Brown's Ferry, and the hill on the south aide of the river and at the month of Lookout Valley. Alter the reconnoissance, the plan agreed upon was for Hooker to cross at Bridgeport to the south side of the river, with ail the force that could be spared from the railroad, and move on the main wagon road, by way of Whitesidi to Waubatchie, in Lookout Valley. Maj. Gen. J.

M. Palmer was to proceed, by the only practicable route north of the river, from bis position opposite Chattanooga, to a point on the north bank of the Tennessee Biver, and opposite Whitesides, then to cross to the south side, to hold the road passed over by Hooker. In the meantime, and before tbe enemy could be apprised of our intentions, a force under the direction of Brig. Gen. W.

F. Smith, Chief Engineer, was to be thrown across the river at or near Brown's Ferry, to seize the range of hills at tbe mouth of Lookout Valley, covering the Brown's Ferry Boad, and orders were given accordingly. It was known that the enemy held the north end of Lookout Valley with a brigade of troops, and the road leading around the foot ot the mountain from their main camps in Chattanooga Valley to Lookout Valley. Holding these advantages, be wonld have had bnt little difficulty in concentrating a sufficient force to have defeated or driven Hooker back. To remedy tins, the seizure of the range of hills at the month of Lookout Valley, and covering the Brown's Ferry Boad, was deemed of the highest importance.

This, by tbe nse of pontoon bridges at Chattanoo- fa and Brown's Ferry, would secure to us, the north bank of the river, across Moccasin Point, a shorter line by which to reinforce our troops in Lookout Valley, than the narrow and tortuous road around the foot of Lookout Mountain afforded the enemy for reinforcing his. The force detailed for the expedition consisted of four thousand men, under command of General Smith, Chief Engineer; eighteen hundred cf which, under Brigadier General W. B. Hanwi, in sissy poiituon Doata. containing thirty armed men each, floated quietly from Chattanooga, past the enemy's pickets, to the foot of Lookout Mountain, on the night of the 27th of October, landed on th south side of the river at Brown'a Ferry, surprised the enemy's pickets stationed there, and seized the bills covering tbe ferry, without the losa of a man killed, and bnt four or five wounded.

The remainder ot the force, together with the materials for a brigade, waa moved by the north bank of the river across Moctasin Point to Brown's Ferry, without attracting the attention of the enemy, and before day dawned the whole force was ferried to the sonth bank of the river, and the almost inaccessible heights rising from Lookout Valley at its ontlet to the river and below the mouth of Lookout Creek, were secured. By 10 o'clock A. M. an excellent pontoon bridge was laid across the river at Brown's Ferry, thus securing to ns the end of the desired road nearest the enemy's forces, and a shorter line over which to pass troops if a battle became inevitable. Positions were taken np by our troop from which they could not have been driven except by vastly superior forces, and then only with great losa to the enemy.

Our artillery wa placed in such position as to completely command the roads leading from the enemy's main camps in Chattanooga Valley, to Lookout Valley. On the 28th Hooker emerged Into Lookout Valley at Wanhatchic, by tbe direct road from Bridgeport, by wav of Whitesides to Chattanooga, with the llth Army Corps, under Major General Howard, and Geary's division of the 12th Army Corps, and proceeded to take np positions for the defense of the road from VY hitesides, over which he had marched, and also tbe road leading from Brown'a Ferry to Kelly's Ferry, throwing the left of Howard's corps forward to Brown's Ferry. The division tbat started, under command ot Palmer, for Whitesides, reached its destination, and took np the position intended in tbe original plan of this felft-wSUUtm B. F. Onaa Co St.

Lotus, I indolpb, between State and Dearborn streets. A nn.n nnm a A nntll P. EORGE M. HOW (Lata SHACKFORD HOW coifidenusL Commission Merchant OFFICE Sa. 1, Lasalto Street, CUeags, IV Prompt personal attention paid to the sale and Enrchase of drain.

Flour, Provisions Seeds, Hides, ive Stock, Ball, Lumber, sc. Befer to the principal merchants and hankers of the city. mh23.r172 2m YOSTS PERIODICAL DROPS, complied with all tbe provisions of said act required A pare. deUfihtfal Vegetable vrajm To cheer the spirits aad the nervea to calm. Protect the system from Miasma', bane.

Bouse torpid Katun, and tbe strength sustain. THEIR IXGBEDIENT3. Juices of plants, root, barks, of virtues rare. By chemlc art expressed witb patient ears. And the mild spirit of tbe soundest rye Purest of ail diffusive rtimulL BE8TJT.T3 OF THEIR USE.

Digestion rattles, appetite revives. The food assimilates, the patient thrives, DyBpepsU vanishes with all its throes. And peaceful sleep succeeds disturbed repose. EFFECTS ON THB LIVER. Tbe bullous sufferer, languid, Ustleaa, pale.

Physicked for years, perhaps, without avail. Finds in the BITTERS aU he asks or needs, And Uvea to smile st doctors and their creeds. OPERATION OK THE BOWELS. Relaxed, constricted, or the Beat of pain These organ should not, for one day, remain The cause of each extreme yoa can expel The Bitter tone and regulate so well. EFFECT ON THE DEBILITATED.

ltte flaccid muscles firmness soon acquire. The frame gains flesh, the eye resume, its fire; Strength to the limbs, hope to the heart returns. Till staff and crutch the convalescent spurns, BROKEN CONSTITUTIONS. The eonstitntion tried by pain or care, Or wffd Indulgence, is not past repair Thai genial Tonic, as tbe healthful dew Quicken parched herbs. It wasted power renews.

CHILLS AND FETEB. Damp, cold, exposure to malarious fog. Bring on of ills a fearful catalogue But Intermittssts. whatso'er their kind, Bostetterl Bitten scatter to tbe wind. BICE HEADACHE.

This torment dire, tbat all enjoyment kills. Yields not to pungent scents or drastic pills, from the stomach that it takes its risst Tone with tbe Bitters, and tbe anguish flies. WANT OF APPETITE. Without due nourishment life's pulses wane, Tbe blood grows thin and dullness clouds tbe brata But this EUxtr sets the system right, A Good Digestion waits on Appetite." THE BITTERS AFTER SICKNESS. Exhausting fever leaves Its victim tow.

And, nxtaaslsted. Healths return Is slow Then with the Bitten we akeamd Nature aid. For In eacb drop vitality's conveyed. AS A GENERAL PREVENTIVE. By night and day, on river, sea, or land.

In Instant pern or disease we stand But ita dread arrows harmless seem to gUde Past all with this mvigorant fortifled. LMPFBE WATER, o. Roam througb tbe world, through every climate range Here to tbe antidote 'gainst every change Water impure It tempers, snd inures Man to aU hardships in all temperatures. EEA SICKNESS. Who bss not felt how feebly words essay Tbe qualms one feels on shipboard to portray Xrread them no more defy old Neptune's power.

Tbe Bitters care tbe nausea in an hour. AN UNADULTERATED TONIC. Of an tbe Hqrtors borne across the sea Not one mark that from acrid poison's me. These Bitter stand "mid stimulants alone. Powerless to Irritate, though prompt to tone.

A MILD APERIENT. Betnetnber, too, aperient root and herb Are blest with those that relaxation curb In this rare mixture; give this fact due weight That while the Bitter, tone, they regulate. A GENTLE CORRECTIVE. If oa tbe stomach food to add turns. And rjnngent gas tbe inner membrane bom.

This grand corrective soon removes the ban. And from tbe heartburn frees tbe inner man. A SAFE AND GENTLE ANODYNE. Why not with all the opiates dispense. That shakes toe nerrea and paralyie the aense.

When these rare Bitters soothe both mind and (ram Inviting both to yield to slumber's claim THE WORLD'S OPINION. Touching tbe BITTERS this grand fact la clear Tbeir fame Alls sll the Western Hemisphere, Known in all lands, washed by its oceans twain, Hbaxth, Horn Ajn Vroos follow lo their train. AVOID COUNTERFEITS. HOSTETTER'S BITTERS share tbe common fat Of an tningn good. Impostors baltate.

Of these beware. Discreetly uae your eyes. From honest houses purchase your supplies. Ti-. Bisrelow, Confidential Physician.

(forix.erty of St. Lcals, can be consulted at his ootce, Souta Clark street, corner ot Monroe, Cblcaco. 111., half a block from the Oftce, UL all iknaie Dmum. and irlfte.aM of a nrlvate and delicate nature, in both seres, wiiicb he treats with unparalleled success. Rooms separate, wbere Ladles snd Gentlemen can consult the Doctor with tbe fUictest privacy.

Odice boon from A. M. to 8 P. M. Bazda; a 10 to 12 A.

d. CammnnicatioDS conndenrfal. Cocsnltations free. Address P. o.

Box 131. Encloeetwo and get his -oldto Health. From the Doctor's loos experience la Hospital and ertTate practice, be is able to perform, and will guarantee, perfect cures for sll Cbroule Diseases in their Biost severe and complicated stales, la a very short tune, without the use of mercury. Toong men suffering from self-abuse are lnvitea to mil A perfect ctre warranted. Female lrresnlart-Slts attendant on Puberty, Menstruation, or persons tavins any obstructions to marriage, should call at o-ceand be cured.

Best al city references as to Hillitv and access. mh2t-bSa2-4wia to De rompuea wun dciotb cvuuneaouis; sue nnaiiiiwa lrwtherefbre, HUGH MrCTTLI.OCH, Comptroller of the urrency, do hereby certify that tbe FIFTH National Bank of CHICAGO, County of COOK and State of ILLINOIS, is authorized to commence the business of Banking under the act atoresaid. In teatlmony wbereol. witness my band and of office, this FlfTKENTH day of MABCH. 1864.

and when carried, to re-form his lines in the ritle-pits, with a view to carry the top of the Uustncsjs tratirs. (Town, County and State) (Iatc) nage. Ihese troops moved forward and drove the enemy from the rifle pits at the base of the ridge like bees from a hive stopped but a moment until the whole were in line, and ntJGH McCTJLLOCH. No. 820.

Comptroller of the Currency. a C-'g'T-flOt commenced tbe ascent of the mountain from XHcUiclnal. THE MUTUAL LIFE INSUR ANCB of New Tork. F. S.

Winston, FraaV dent. Cash a mete, Fsbmary 1st, 1868, O.CBOrTKHITB.&eneral Agent for North era aa Dectra lLUlsola. So. tf Uiark it cailcaau. VLVgSM FINNEY, LYONS (Suo-eessors to Harding Fall.) dealer! In SHIP CHANt LEBT, Groceries and Provisions, Tarred and Manilla Cordage, Pitch.

Tar and Oakom, Paints, Oil, White Lead, Canvas, Blocks, etc. 163 Ha nth Water scrret, Cklcava-a. eio. c. riNHBi.

T. -tt. i.TrtwA s. a.atsBS right to left almost simultaneously, following closely the retreating enemy without further orders. They encountered a fearful vol Good News for the Unfortunate ley of grape and canister from nearly thirty tbe subserrber, do hereby propose to furnish anf deliver to the United States, at the Qaarteriuaster'a Drpsrtment at agreeablvto the terras of your advertisement.

Inviting proposals for forare, riatedl Washington Depot, December 8, the followtoc articles, vie: bnhels of Core, in sacka, at per bushel of 58 pounds. bushels ot Oats, In sacks, at per bushel of 55 junrts. tons of baled Hay, at per ton of pounds. tons of baled Straw, at per ton of pounds. Delivery to commence on or before the day of, ltS and to be completed on orbeforeibs oay of 16 aud pledge myselt enter into a written contract with the IT ted witb good and approved securities, within the spacs Of ten flays after bciig notltied that my bid hat hue accepted.

Tour obedient servant, Brigadier General P. H. Bergen. IbitX Dt.pot QaarUTniaiter. Washington, D.

C. GUARANTY. We, the undersigned. reMdente ot In the rnnntv nt nd State of herebr Joint ir IBS LONG BOUGHT FOB Discovered at Last. OBT.

L. WOODS Ss lienerai tmrnsiae, informing me more fully ol tbe condition ot alfairs aa detailed to them by him, I telegraphed him aa follows: "Chattahoooa, Nov. IB, 1868, "I do not know how to impress on you the ne-etseity of holding on to East Tennessee In strong enough terms. According to the dispatches of Mr. liana and Col.

Wilson, it wonld seem that yoa ehonld, if pressed to do it, hold en to Knoxvllle and tbat portion of tbe vallev you will necessarily possess, holding to that point. Should Longstreet move his whole force serosa the Little Tennessee, an effort should be made to cut bis pontoon on tlat 1 1 earn, even if it sacrificed half the cavalry of the Ohio army. By holding on, and placing Long, street between the Little Tennessee and Knoxrtlle, be sbonld not be allowed to escape with an army capabie of doing any thing winter. I can bardiy cotcrfve the necessity of retreating from East Tennessee. If I did at all, it woald be after losing most of the army, and then the necessity would suggest the I will not attempt to lay out a line of retreat.

KingKton, looking at the map I tbcusht of more Importance than any one point in East Tennessee. But my attention being called mere closely to it, I can see that it might be taaeed by, and Knoxvllle and the rich valley about it pofcsersed, icnorinir that place entirely. I should not think it advisable to concentrate a force near Little Tennessee to resist the crossing if it would be in danger of capture, but I woald harass and embarrass progress in every way possible, reflecting on the tact that the army of tie Ohio i not the only army to resist toe onward progress of the entmv. IT. S.

Grant, Major General. lb Major General A. E. Bum-blub." Previous reconnoissances, made first by Brigadier General W. F.

Bmlth, Chief Engineer, and afterwards by Generals Thomas, Sherman and myself, in company with him, of the conntry opposite Chattanoog and north of the Tennessee Biver, extending as far east as the month of tbe Sonth Cbicka-mauga and the north end of Mission Ridge, so far as the same could be made from the north bank of the river, without excitiogsuspicions on the part of the enemy, showed good roads from Brown's Ferry np the river and back of the first range of hills opposite Chattanooga, and ont of view of the enemy's positions. Troops crossing the bridge at Brown'a Ferry could be seen aud their numbers estimated by tbe enemy, but not seeing anything further of them as they passed np in rear of these hills, he wonld necessarily be at a losa to know wbether tbey were moving to Knox-ville or held on the north side of the river for future operations st Chattanooga. It also showed that the north end of Mission Ridge was imperfectly guarded, and that the banks of the river, from the month of South Chick-emauga Creek, westward to his main line in front of Chattanooga, were watched only by a small cavalry picket. This determined tbe plan of operations indicated in my dispatch of the 14th to Burnside. Upon further consideration tbe great object being to mass all the forces possible against one given point, namely, Missouri Kidge, converging toward the North end of it it was deemed best to change the original plan, so far as it contemplated Hooker'a attack on Lookout Mountain, which wonld give ns Howard's corps of his command to aid in this purpose, and on the 18th the following instructions were given Thomas: All preparations should be made for attacking the enemy's position on Mission Ridge by Saturday at daylight.

Not being provided with maps giving names of roads, spurs of the mountain, and other places, such definite instructions can not be given as might be desirable. However, the general plan yon understand, is for 8herman, with the force brought with him, strengthened by a division from your command, to effect a crossing of the Tennessee River just below the mouth of Chlckamauga his crossing to be protected by artillery from the heights on the North bank of the river (to be located by your Chief of ajiiivjr.) Bnd to secure the heights from the northern extremity to snout tne nil road tunnel, before the enemy can concentrate against him. Ton will co-operate with Sherman. The troops in Chattanoogo Valley should be well concentrated on your left Dank, leaving only the necessary force to defend the fortifications on the right and center, and a movable column of one division in readiness to move wherever ordered. This division should show itself aa threateningly as possible, on the most practicable line for making an attack up the valley.

Tour effort then will be to form a Junction with Sherman, making your advance well toward the northern end of Mission Ridge, and moving as near simultaneously with him as possible. The junction once formed, and the ridge carried, communications will be at once established between the two armies, by roads on the sonth bank of the river. Further movements will then depend on those of the enemy. Lookout Valley, I think, will be easily held by Geary's division, and what troops you may still have then belonging to the old Army of the Cumberland. Howard' corps can then be held in readiness to act either with yon at Chattanooga or with Sherman.

It shonld be marched on Friday night to a position on the north side of the river, not lower down than the first pontoon bridge, and then held in readiness for such orders as may become necessary. All these troops will be provided with two daya' cooked rations, In haversacks, and one hundred rounds of ammunition on tbe person of each infantry soldier. Special care should be taken by all officers to see that ammunition is not wasted or unnecessarily fired away. Ton will call on the Engineer Department for such preparations as you may deem necessary for carrying your Infantry and artillery over the creek. Li.

8 Grant, Major General. To MsJ. Gen Geo. H. Thomas.

A copy ot these Instruction waa furnished Sherman, with the folio a Ing communication: "Inclosed herewith I send you a eopv ot instructions to Major General Thomas. Yon, having been over the ground tn person, and having heard the whole matter discussed, farther Instructions will not be necessary for you. It is particularly desirable that a force should be got through to the railroad between Cleveland and Dslton, and Long-street thus cut off from communication with the Biiuth bat being confronted by a large force here, strongly located, it is not easy to leii bow this 1 to be effected, mi til tbe result of our first effort Is known. I will add, however, what is not shown In my Instructions to Thomas, that a brigade of cavalry baa been ordered here, which. If it arrives in time, will be thrown across the Tennessee, above Chlckamauga, and may be able to make tha trip to Cleveland, or thereabouts.

"IT. 8. GKAjrr, Maj. Qen. "To Maj.

Gen. W. T. Sherman." Sherman's forces were moved from Bridgeport by way of Whitesides one division threatening the enemy's left flank, in the direction of Trenton crossing at Brown's Ferry, np the north bank of the Tennessee to near the mouth of South Chickamanga, where they were kept conceaMf from the enemy until they were ready to force a crossing. Pontoons, for throwing a bridge across tha river, were built and placed in North Chlckamauga, near its mouth, a few miles further np, ithont attracting the attention of the enemy.

It waa expected we would be able to effect the crossing on the 21st of November: but, owing to heavy rains, Sherman waa unable to get up until the afternoon ot the 83d, and then onlv with Gens. Morgan L. Bmith, John E. Smith's and Hugh Ewlng's division, of the 15th corps, under command of Major General Frank P. Blair, of his army.

The Lontoon bridge, at Brown'a Ferry, hav ing been broken by the drift consequent upon the rise in the river and rafts sent down by the enemy, tbe other division (Osterhans') waa detained on the south side, and were on the night ot tbe 23d, ordered, unless it could get across by 8 o'clock the next morning, to report to Hooker, who was instructed, in this event, to attack Lookout Mountain, aa contemplated in the original plan. A deserter from the rebel army who came into our lines on the night of the 23d of November, reported Bragg falling back The following letter from Bragg, received by flag of truce, on the 20th. tended to confirm this report HlAlXJTJABTKBS ABXT Or St'SEB, I 1m not Fibxjj, Nov. ld63. Major General TJ.

B. Grant, Commanding United State Forces at Chattanooga Gbtkbax A there mav still be some non-com-bataots in Cbattanooea, I anem It proper to notiiy you that prudence would dictate their early withdrawal. I am. General, very respectfnnv, your obedient sen ant, BbaXTobT Bbass, Gen, Commanding. Not being willing that he shonld get his army off in good order, Thomaa was directed early on the usaauing of the 23d, to ascertain tbe truth or falsity of this report, by driving In his pickets and making him develop his lines.

This he did with the troops stationed at Chattanooga," and Howard's corps, (which bad been brought into Chattanooga because af tbe apprehr nded danger to our pontoon bridge from the rise in the river, and tha enemy 'a raits) in the most gallant style, driving the enemy from las first line, securing to new bat is now knon as "Indian Hill," or "Orchard Knoll," and the low range of bills south of it. These points were fortified the night, and artillery put in position on tbem. The report of this deserter, was evidently not intended to deceive, but he had mistaken Bregg's movements. It was afterward ascertained tbat one division of Buck-ners corps bad gone to join Longstreet, and a ai cnnrl division of the same corps had start Wine Merchants, 64 Exoh-nRB Place, S. T- Hair Iyel Hair ACHKLOB'eeibrated HAIR DTK is TS ss Jl ras sons.

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It brings up the natural shading of one hair with another tan giving the hair a peifect li appearance, so tart tbe most critical observer and severally, covenant with tbe United State, and Have always on hsnri for sale. Port. Maderta, Sherry sialazaand Muscat Wines. Also, Chen y. Blackberry snd imported Cognac Brandies all of low grades.

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Agent wanted. Kuarnuim iu taar mc HnKtiiug iu a m. sv- cented, that he or tbf will, within ten day, after the acceptance of said bid. execute the contract lor the same, with rood and sufficient sureties, in a sua equal to the ot tbe contract, to turniaii the fora.ee proposed In conformitj to the terms of aavertlemeot datd December 2, IKE, under which ihe bid wae made; and in case the said shall lail t9 enter in a contract ae aforesaid, ve guarantee to make gocd the difference between the offer of the. Ktid and the next lowest responsible bic- der, or the person to whom the contact maj be A eaniiot detect its nee.

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LORD SMITH, Wholesale DrBcglats, Lake street, Chicago, General Western Agent. awaraeo. 1 ven under onr bands and Witceefl: i Uitb aay oi tSeeLJ Se1.1 1 hereby certify that, to the beat of my knowledge and btiiei, the above-named guarantors are good and surficiciit sureties lor the au-ouni, lor which they ofier to be security. To be certified by the United States Pislrict Attorn ney, ol lector of Customs, or any other officer under the United states Gvenunent, or responsible person known to this otiice. ti All proposals received undr this sdvertisement win be oneted and examined at this office on WEDKFPDAT and 8ATC1IDAY of each weer.at 1 M.

Mdders are respectlully invlTed to be preeent at the opening ot Die" It tasy dire. tleH-Bl-m Brigadier General snd Qnartermmter- nra the skia as any arersois, edu etiireii uiw cone the bad rffeets of previous use of preparations, cont.inlng enlrbnr. suear of lead. Ac. The proprietors of the Hiawatha published the following chal-leore to teat.

In the Sew York dallies three weeks WAS NEVKR ACCKPTED. Let eooi Wtfll-ts-'wn and dlstnterested persons appoint one to tbe proprietor of each preparation for the hair to bring op the color. Every proprietor to use nothing bat as own preparation, and the person nothing else durst tie test. A certiacaie or tbe resn't to Tie widely iblisbed st tbe expense ef tbe unsnccesstul compel l-s- Sold everyw here JOSEPH HO YT 6rMw lernlverslty Place, New York. loctor Thomson, Formerly Assistant Surgeon to De Novo Hospital, ita Marie, Lisbon, Portugal, and Surgeon to HospW laLSaint Antoine, Saint Pierre, W.

has devoted tlDiself to the treatment ot eoncsfrlons blood diseases br more than thirty years. Ten years practice in Chl-cazo 111 bas establisried for him an unprecedented TotaUon insuring lroluiEr7lnls eomatism. and all blood diseases. Nervous Kebil.ty Ac without tbe use of mercury. Tbe various complicated and iinresslng diseases incident to females, treated with enlnent success.

Ofllce and Anatomical Museum at It- Clark street. Poet Office Box tt. By in-tlcstnr IS cents In postage stamps. The Unforronatea" baide shall be Jorwarded to any address In the United 2 Ales. aoj tlt-4w movement.

These movements, so successfully executed secured to ns two comparatively good lines by which to obtain supplies from the terminus of the railroad at Bridgeport, namely: The main wagon-road by way ot Whitesides, Waubatchie. and Brown'a CHEROKEE REMEDY AND Cherokee Injection. CemF.iaded fraia Boots, Barki aa Leave. CHEROKEE BBHKDT, the great Indian Dluretie, cores sll oisesses ot tbe niinary organs, such as Incontinence ol the Urine, Ioiiammatron of the Bladder, Inflammation of the Kldneva, Stone la the Bladder, Stricture, Gravel, and Cbroule Diseases, snd-ls especially recommended In those cases of Fluor Albus. (for -White In ftmales- where all the old nauseous medicines Pare fslleo.

tar" it is prepared la a highly concentrated form, the dose only being from oae to two teaapoonsful three times per day. gar- it is diuretic snd alterative In Its setlon port. SlDgsndeiesnslngtoe blood, causing It to flow la 1 of its orlBinal purity and vigor i thna removtng from the system ad pernicious causes which have la- YhEKOKEb! ta Intended as an ally or assistant to the CHEttOKBE KKMKnY, and should be osed In eonjaction with that medicine at all eases of Chronic illnesses. Fluor Albnsor White Its efiects sre nesting, soothing snd demulcent: removing sll scalding, neat and pain, instead of the buinlcg and almost unendurable pain that is experV enced with nearly all the cheap quack Inlrjcttooe, tar-By the use of tbe HEKOKKB BEMtDf aad CHKROE.KE INJECTION the two medtctaes at the same time all Improper discharges ar removed, snd the weskened organs are speedily restored to foil VrtceVSher'ok per bottU, e. three InjectloB, at per Bottle, or three bottles for 5, tr Sent by kipreas to aay address oa receipt of ton parttcnlar get oor pamphlet from any drug store In the country, or write ns and we will mall free to any aodress.

a full treatise. All such orders must be st nt to C. A. COOK, Chicago, our General Agent lor tbe West. Ferry, distant but twenty-eight miles, and aropartnciship.

the Kelly erry ana Drown rerry rtoaa, which, by the nee of the river from Bridgeport to Kelly's Ferry, reduced the distance for wagoning to bnt eight miles. QREESTBACES ARE GOOD, BUT RDBACrS ARE BETTER." Ecfcack's Stomach Bitters. Boback's Stomach Bitters. Bobacb's Stomach Bitters. Used by Everybody.

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TTASAt. pbwaiioloscal TIew of Mar- Up to this period our lorcea at unatxanoo-ga were practically invested, the enemy's lines extending from the Tennessee Biver above Chattanooga to the river at and below the point of Lookout Mountain below Chattanooga, with the sonth bank of the river picketed to Bridgeport, his main force being fortified in Chattanooga Valley, at the foot BTSSBS.S7. ur fine Pistes and Ingravings of the Anatomy of the Sexual Organs la I stste ol Health and Hisusse, wits a Treatise on lelf-Almse, its Deplorable Conseqneneej upon the Mind and Btily.wltn tbe Anthort Plan of Treatment -the only rational and successful modi of cure, ss hows by the report of cases treated. A truthful tovtser to tbe married, and those contemplating scsinas'e. who estertain doubts of tnelr physical pieces oi artillery, ana musaetry irom stui well filled rifle-pita on the summit of the ridge Not a waver, 'however, was seen in all that long line of brave men.

Their progress waa steadily onward until the summit waa in their possession. In this charge the casualties were remarkably few lor the fire encountered. I can account for this only on the theory that the enemy'a surprise at the audacity of such a charge, caused confusion and purposeless aiming of their pieces. The nearness of night and the enemy still resisting the advance of Thomas' left, prevented a general pursuit that night, but Sheridan pushed forward to Mission Mills. The resistance on Thomas' left being overcome, the enemy abandoned hie position near the railroad tunnel in front of Sherman, and by 12 o'clock at night was in full retreat, and the wbole of his strong positions on Lookout Mountain, Chattanooga Valley and Mission Ridge was in our possession, together with a large number of prisoners, artillery and small arms.

Thomas Waa directed to get Granger, with his corps, and detachments enough from other commands, including' the force available at Kingston, to make 20,000 men, in readiness to go to the relief of Knoxvllle, upon the termination ofthe battle at Chattanooga, these troops to take with them four davs' rations, and a steamboat, loaded with rations, to follow np the river. On the evening of the 25th of Novemoer orders were given to both Thomas and Sherman to pursue the enemy early the next morning, with all their available force, except that under Granger, intended for the relief of Knoxvllle. On the morning of the 26th. Sherman advanced by way of Chlcamauga Station, and Thomas' forces, under Hooker and Palmer, moved on the Rossville Koad toward Gray-Tille and Ringgold. The advance of Thomaa' forces reached Ringgold on the morning of the 27th, when tbey found the enemy in strong position in tbe gorge and on the crest of Taylor's Ridge, from which they dislodged him after a severe fight, In which he lost heavily in valuable officers and men, and continued the pursuit that day until near Tunnel Hill, a distance of twenty miles from Chattanooga.

Davis' division (14th corps) of Sherman's column reached Ringgold about noon of the same day. Howard's corps waa sent by Sherman to Red Cbiy, to destroy the railroad between Dalton and Ctcavland, and thus cut off rage's communication with Longstreet, which waa successfully accomplished. Had it not been for the imperative necessity of relieving Burnside. I would have pushed the broken and demoralized retreating enemy as long as supplies could have been found in tbe country. But my advices were tbat Burnside's supplies could only last until the of December.

It waa already setting late to afford the necessory relief. 1 determined, therefore, to pursue no farther. Hooker waa directed to hold the position he then occupied nntll the night of the 30th, but to go no further south at the expense of fight, Sherman was directed to march to tha railroad-croseirg of the Hlawassee, to protect Granger's flank until he waa across that stream, and to prevent further reinforcements being sent by that route into East Tennessee. Returning from the front on theSbtn, found that Granger had not vet got off, nor would he have tha number of men I had directed. Besides, he moved with reluctance and complaint.

I therefore determined, notwithstanding the fact that two divisions or Sherman's forces had marched from. Mem-phie, and had gone into battle immediately on their arrival at Chattanooga, to send him witb his command and ordera in accordance therewith were sent him at Calhoun to assume command of the troops with Granger, In addition to those with him, and proceed with sll possible dispatcir-ao the relief or Burnside. General Elliott had been ordered by Thomas on the 2bth ot November to roce trorn Alexandria, Tennessee to Knoxville with his cavalry division, to aid in the relief of tnal place. The approach of Sherman caused Lon? street to raise the siege of Knoxviile and retreat eastward on the night ot the Bttt oi DISfeOLUTIOX OF PARTNER-PHIP The rm of CROCKEW-CO. la hereby diwolved bv motaal ronMM, W.H fft iCKlirt retlrlnr.

ana B. V. SIMPSON, of the late firm, is alone sntliorlzed to receive anv debta.dae said Arm, aid to sign Uie Htm name in UnuidaUon. CROCKRBi K.V.SIiItOii. ChicabO, April 13, 1864.

THE FLOUR AND FEID BtJSINKBS "Till be continued at 874 Sonth Water Srl3-c6lg-3t H. V.SlMPSOy. DISSOLUTION. The firm of HAWKINS, SMITH TO. Is this day dissolve! by mntnal consent.

The ontstnnding affair, of tns Urm vtllbe settled bjr e'thfr fl.sr les or Frterioi UBS BIDS. HARMON-SMITH. FiiKDIiKICK. HAWKINi. CMcsio, April 11.1861, r'o-Pwrvnrrnhip NoTtee.

We have tbl. daw formed a co-parmerphlp, under the name and etyle of F. Hawkina. and will sneered to the baslness ot the late Sim of Hawkins. Smith Co, Commlastrn Merchants.

We have removed to oath Water gfcglTtWs. 12, IBM. HAVE THIS DAY TAKEN MY of and on Mission iiiage ana juookoui mountain, and a brigade in Lookout Valley. True, we held possession of the country north of the river, bnt it was from sixty to seventy miles over the most impracticable roads to is i toediUi-n. Sent free of postage to any address, oo fee1ntof eeta.lnstam.Hior oos'sl eHrreney.br Adlresslnglir.

LA CBOIX, Bo.81 Maldeo Lane, Af. janv. is. 1 3Uau fciHorfest. for the carry supplies, the artillery norsea ana mules bad become so red need by starvation tbat they could not have been relied on for removing any thing.

An attempt at retreat C. A. CHtOAOO, General Agent States of lUltola, Iowa, Wisconsin, Mlchigaa Crtron fitters. andia- B. A.

IndtaBa. Dr. W. E. MEEWITT must nave neen witn men aiouo, ana wiui odIt sack supplies as they could carry.

A JPa, JOHN BULL'S CO AMOXT3I retreat woniu nave oeea almost oertaiu annihilation, for the enemy, occupying positions tou Pmorsaarroma. Bo Liberty street. Hew Tork. itttscrllaiuoug. CEDROX BITTERS THE GREAT A son, Richard Mason, in copartnership, for nnraAM Of tTAIlSACtiAUC A Wholesale SUd KetSU QEICAGO ICE COMPANY, Lumber business.

BICHABO MAbOH. within gnnanot ot ana overiooKiug onr very fortifications, would unquestionably have pursued onr retreating forces- Already more than ten thousand animals had perished in supplying half rations to the troops by the long and tedious route from Stevenson and Bridgeport to Chattanooga, over Waldron's Kidge. Tbey could not have been supplied another week. OSLT DEALERS EX INDIAN MEDICINE, tie iAteat and Kost Important Kumtfj of toe 19th Century. Falmestock's Son Go.

PITTSBURGH, BLAjrOrACTTBXBS OF B. A. FAHSESTOOK CO'S STKICTLY PURE WHITE LEAD. TO PREVENT IMPOSITION, our Pur White Lead tn addition to the usual brand, in future will bear the following on the oppotite end: ooxotou uuD rxomr Boo ttt, avud KeeaTe. The enemy was er'dently fully apprised of CRYSTAL LAKE ICE, Prom Crystal Lake, McfTenry Co, 1TL This company hasarraneed with reliable dlstiibnrinfr teams to snpply the ENTfiiE CITY.

Any other dealers pretendlnc at lurnMi CBTOTALLAJaX 1C are guilty of inisrspra. seatatKW. Order, aikd communications may be left at the General Office No. 36 South ClarlEt. onr condition in sjcattanooga, ana of toe necessity of our eatablUhuur a new and shorter line by which to obtain supplies, if we wonld Clierolitee Cure! An a nf ailing ear for Seminal Weakness, Nocturnal CAUTION.

THE GOVERNMENT INDOBSESU3ST. In order to guard against dasgeroua Impositions, the public are requested to take especial note of the beautifully engraved proprietory stamp, through which tbe fjorernment of tbe United States officially aothenU catea every bottle of HOSTETTER'S BITT8I13. That shield, thrown by the Government over the proprietort and tbe public for their Joist protection, la placed conspicuously serosa tbe cork and over tbe neck of each bottle, and cannot fall te strike tbe ey ofthe saost casual observer. Botblasr that purports to be HOS TETTER'S BITTERS can be genuine unleaB the stamy BICHABD aXASON SON, Wbolesale and Betail Dealer la LTJMBEB. TOOi4 AMI BLIBflS.

AND ANUPACTUitEBS OF LCMBKR AND LATH. OtHce 1 Market street, corner of Monroe. B. sasox. LP.

O. Drawer 6viS. B. alasox, apia-c681 THefir OF JOHN CLOUGH I CO. la tbl day ctawolved by mntnal consent.

DTwrTU-tlNGHAl-T will continne tlie baslness st tbe Old Staiid, 1C1 Kinzie atreet. and is anthortzed to lianldais and ettle the co-partneruhip atlalrs. Thecopartxekshipheke: reeVForTiarTHa tf5e arTname aad style of oer liarden-bSreb'la ihlt day dissolved by niatnal consent. The. aaTd Ft.ier wiU cobect aU the indotedness owing to aiid orm.

and will pay all the IndeWednc. wlmc be- SmlasloD. and aumerous oiseaeea i auoa a Metor TInlverwAl Lsssliede, Pains la the Back, maintain onr position and so ally waa he impressed with tbe importance of keeping from ns these lines lost to him by surprise, and in a manner he little dreamed of tb tt, In order to retrain possession of them, a night attack was made by a portion of Longstreet'a forces on a portion of Hooker'a troops (Geary's division of the Corp) the first night after Hooker's arrival in the valley. This attack Ceiled. Lowever.

and Howard's (po taao 1 aunt is more vhBmatejy eonaeM wltj SsukTory ot Mater e.ica of the 0 8tis note fcvoratdy Iwn as a pioneer in medical tCTsry tiW.atof Dr. JOHN- BULL, ot Louisville, at Bis Inimitable preparation cf Sarsaprllia, has leni stood at tre new of the vsrlous compounds ot kit valuable drag His Compound of Wild Cnerry art become a Lonsebold rd throughout the wess acd South, and hie st orm Lozenges, In less a aftir w.eir intro- uctkHi at.aloea a reputatsoa as ti is icread as the continent of Kortn America. Bit the erowtxg lory ol bis remams to be attained la ale iateat ctscovery, or rather comhluatl for he does sot claim to be the abk-overer of cKHhaiN, whih it lue basis of the ts bow ottered to the pubbc. That son or to tbe native lnhaottants oi Central America, to wtrom virtues have era known for th an two buncred years. Armed with ft tbe Indian bMs censure to the roost deadly malaria, and dies without tr-ar the most vnnomoni serpents It Vi belief ltt" them that weile there la breath left In body the Co -ron Is potent to cars, no matter what ifnu's ot prepared to esi torse this ex Zjmnt oretenidoB, te Is nevefthless satis.

from rooeh eiamlnatlow of the evidence relating to ama nreveadve for elldta. H.H. SARGENT. GEO: L. BR LAP, HENRY COOKE, Directors Chicago Ice Co.

W.R. ABTHL'H, P. H. SMITH, JNO.B.DHAES, ana-bWHA on Consnmptlon. snd all the direful complaints eaased bv depar.tng from the path of nature.

tsThiTrneritclne Is a simple vegetable extract, and one on which all can rely, as It has been osed AKKLEY'S FILTERING YRK nsTFRN. Patsnted March Rtk.188. MSB. ara35ffiaaTSa Thi. i a.

Ktit in tba Around, ol brick and cs- corps, which was moving to the assistance of rsuve powers nave wkmm over the most stubborn ease. 1844'. it ESTABLISHED An iia that the BITTEBS are sold said Orm. unuitotr.tusi.is 1st- To tb ae wno nave inurru ZZ-a tlon, nntll tbey think themselves beyond the reach of medical aid! ws wonld say, Dbsfaib otI the CH Aa. M.

iiAt J)BiItHaB. Ueary, nnamg tost it was not roquireu uy uiua, carried the remaining heights held by. the enemy west of Lookout Creek. This gave na nuiet possession of the lines of communiea- i i 1 I. rela apfrcatiiw "-l I A TurATDCIlID tut KO a li CURS will restore you vigor, snd after ail quack aoctors hsve tuiea 1 pZZift f'om eisosur elthsr to ehaiiges ol tterand cMti.ate or to the mlssmsrie InB Inenees, tcer rUli wrrml st Instlv reserves tse re do- exclusively in glass, and never under anyelrcmiistsnce by the gallon or th.

barrel. Impostors and Imitator are abroad, aad tbe only safeguard tbe public bava uemst tbem hi to see that tbe Bitten tbey boy bear the engraved label and note of hand of Messrs. Hoe-tetter Smith, aad tha stamp above mentkmed. forwarded by Express to sll parts of tbe world. tion neretoiorc ncecnucu, euuiu ut iuc aatia- nesere Kiver.

Of these operations I can not neslt more uarticul irly, tbe sub-reports hav B. A. FAHSXST0CXS 805 ft CO. artl-bWB-lm VST ton- eajiyW tCl Alc. aad aawestladles.

xn jDTPaSI4- LI tWt TjHOllll A UAH. A-ilAlA rlav asMKiatad witb n-e my son-ra law -Mr. lUCrrs C. FARDtK. The bnslneas wtU becou.inae bereafter under the name and arm of STANTON CO.

Cbleeso. April tat, 1864. GEORGE E. BTAHTOlf. api-bilti-lm TaPARTNERSHIP NOTICE- Tbemdertetreabavetbl.

formed a pU neri4ilp nnder the name or firm of iTMiv ment mortar, ihe lower part ia ol a elobu tar form. Vf ith a water-chamber directly above, of equal capacity with the zlobe. Tbe FILTER oonaista of Saxd, Chab-ccal and and Its surfacaut equal to tiie circumference ol Ihe water-chamber. This Cistern is preferred before an others, from Hi tact that tbewuer kcuim and fcbbb than any other ctotera water Ot tor drinking, family nse, or sny other purpose desired. Tasse CUterna are not liable to crack, aa other are.

and may not need re-palrins life-time. The chamber can be cleaned out tn stew minutes, and the globe ae full of filtered water at the same time. Built any aize required. Those wlshmc to purchase rizhtaean adores. PHILEMON If ARJaLBY, miLM-b2-Am Canton.

Fulton County, Illinois. TTTOfAN" FRAILTY, OR PHY- -U. BIOLOGICAL RESEARCHES, sfaowldM read by everybody. It treat on. and shows now, the evil results arising from early abase and unhappy eostatomatios war be subverted, arid sure metuod ol dl.pelUnx tbe mlssrlvlncs many experience In en-sBaWtne mrrtar goldW fa.

H. A.BAR Row, 194 Bleeder street. Ken tork. Price- cents Malta! free everywhere. To be slso of ing been sent to Waatuhgton without paasing through my hands.

Bv the nse of two steamboats, one of which bad'been left at Chattanooga by the enemy, and fell Into our hands, and one that had been built by ns at Bridgeport and KeUy'a Ferry, hid tr, nhtain snDDlies with bnt faceting of NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN" BsnkS HousS. VtheClty of Chicago, at o'clock CMcaeo, AnrB 4th. 1861. apclU3-Iati Kef a wiprrkoa -1th In this A fill sextant of this woedertul plant may be nana fc the llth of the Q. Clapensatory.

page tranand lSSS eight miles of wagoning. The capacity of a iuii psrueuiara. ges Pmg Store In the eountrv, or write to the Agent, bo will mall free to any one deatrlns the asms. a full Bee Use In pamphlet formT All such ordere must be sent to A. COOK, Chi General A rest lor tbe West, So: a by all brugglets every where.

CBICAeo, I)B. W. U. MEHWH Sc Boia raorTtrgrroaa," HO- Libert, street, Tet Bold at Wholesale tn Chicago by TVZl- SMITH. for tbe tranfiaction oi t- elry boslneae, at the eao.1-, EWKI.I.

V-v JAM-SH. spt-ctaiat f'l iha of exertmentt stca it pmi umm vr? tigiTeoTtss just Mn 'rought a accesa- tiip raiiroau sou. however, to supply all the wants of the army, 'i waa reverted. fni fraimat1oB ano ae now enauiru mi mai rtaer annroved Ascertaining from scouts and deserters that LontTBtreet from the eserVM! the bert nnslttr of VletliJeTri-orhoe waisky. which he 1 oonAdan BIMOKKaS OLbCRN.

eomer Main and Wash- desi-tSi-U tiiKvon streets, mna, ui. In time of war dost fhn-rt to Drenere for peace. Those wMilrg i KnOXTLue, Sde and fevling strongly the necessity of side, ana yV i Mm to retain TATEMJAHM' BTAHBAMJ SCALES, OF ALL BIZ KB, lairbanka, Graenleaf ft Ca some move mat ww r---- PREPARED AND BOLD BY HOSTETTER SMITH PITTSBUBO, FA- -V FOB SALE BY DRUGGISTS, GBOCERS STOKEKEEPERS Throughout the World. fnl4.v8GS4iat.XBl all hie forces and recall "oae ue-aaau directions were given for a aiii a view to carrying it ana iwcniittiiLi. At retsilby all Irrusxhtt la the city snd throngho the eountrv.

Ore trial aad row wui nesrer uecemoer. euerman succeeueo t.w,:r bis cavalry into Knoxville on the night of tha 3d. rbennan arri- In person at Knoxvllle on the 6th, and after a conference with Burnside in reference to organizing a pnremn? foree-large enongh to overtake the enemy and neat him or drive him out of the Burnside as of the opinion that the corps of Granger, in conjunction wiUi his own command, was sufficient for that purpose, and on the 7th addressed to Sherman the following communication: Khoxvxix Dec 1, To Major Om. BUmrnmi" I desire to express to you and Twr command my most hearty thanks and eratiiada tar your promptness in coming to our relief daring the siesre ol Knoxvllle, and I am satisfied that your approach served to raise the siege. The emergency having paeeed, 1 do not deem, for the present, an other portion of your command but the corps oT General Granger neces-ary lor operations in this section acd inasmuch as General Grant has weakened tne force immediate! with aim.

in ord to relieve ua thereby rendering portion of General Thomaa ominand leas secure, I deem, it adYisaaie that ai ed, but waa brought back in consequence of to ornament their ground amay flad tt to their uvea teat to call at the CED1B IilV FABJI, Three quarters ot a mile northwest of Graoeland, where maj seta 100,000 EvwrgeTiajidIeeidDMTea, From one to ten feet blpb-and sraeof ttseffortor tre. nn, will nralrlea la the vicinity of -tu- 17! LAKB-8T, CHICAGO. It ttt not dv 9ATf wi Liu iic- ive Sen stean Aenem.vlB anaoaIa- X8 SPIi NQ TRADJ2, RAWSON BARTLETT, lsaBlaottireiaBdWBea BOOTS SHOES, SO 1 111. We bare now en band very larre and wen aelecta stock of Pyrin Goods of tb very best maaoaetare. sad of a nuerlor aaalttj to tb oa as Ally efiered 1st Hav I ns made onr pnrcbaMs in Dacaanaa.

Isw. the com! a season, prior to the recent advancea, wj I believe we can offer tjhtj.tjai, mnpoBaanrrs wtu Bvtbb. vUittn thb i market. 4 oorm Wt ontlne to makeFXlKA BIX SOOb oar WvUJTT Al-Vwa REAL ESTATE A Large For-tnne ts Prospect. For sale in the dtr of threatening the enemy's communication with Longstreet, of wbich I informed Barnside by telegraph on the 7th of November.

After a thorough reconnoissance of the ground, bow-e'er, waa deemed utterly impracticable to fn an aneewoTj'. our attatuc On the night of the 23d of November. Sherman with three divisions of his army, strengthened by Davis' division of Thomas', which had been stationed along the north maw TCI isn MONTH I Neuralgia DATKNPOIZT, IOWA, a moat flonrlshinsr elt In -r And tn lever sac Ague; re-nt It Is dest ne.i i i. "events thenT A i ADP.r TRACT OPLAMD niy rvrrr hy letters aaen an a ur oerore "Mute moTe until Sherman coma un becauae of the inadequacy of our force and the condition of the animals then at Chattanooga and tr. lesve Burnsiiie, A.

Office BoxM0- apUWaMw i TTTJRON GRINDSTONES. A 1X1 good assortment ef Huron Stone. also, BEEE1 amiHlKSTOXES, LAKOE AllO SMALL, For sale by 1 acly Ko.o.-Ui VI eli. street. Tbe tTTTXB GtAirr Bbwtsto bUCHina Covpaxt wnnt an Agent In each county, to aollo J.

Orderaibr their new X3 ZyXk.oaJLxi.o, With aawee, screw-driver and extra needles. We will pay liberal salary and expanses, or give commission. For parti culars, terms, a a stamp, and address T. 8. PAGE.

Toledo, 0, Awtf IMUMUniwdStata. apKrfUWt lealtby curnate.anr rrovr JV Tro bank of the river, convenient to where tha crossing waa to be effected, was ready for operations. At an hour sufficiently early to eJcnre tbe south bank of tbe river, jnst below the month of South Chickamana, by dawn of day, tbe pontoons In North Chlckamauga were loaded with thirty armed men ava Near the gecrrrspbieal eetiter of the eltv. contain, tog one numlred and twenty acres. Are Dwell-itlJs-iwoof which cost four tfcousand, and one Hue thousaMdollsrs-flre river views.

The whole tract iurroundedby dwelUBa.fctorlesand other improve, given oa pajrmeota. Apply toA. c. rui.X0K,atIyeJiport. apU-aiU euieasa uncer wir nn, i mm r.

Sow by lrnigvists am Wers "Tmtn. BtIrr JOHN BULL'S Principal 01B OS, rnrutsArwos, contend against snperlor torcee of the enemy, until the arrival of Bherr ST' meand mSsnYof transportation. La tke Aueaatlme nxounoiasances were T- u-U ASJHStlllBra.SIAS sold in fJucago atvrtersasM aaia.