, 1863-12-11

! OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES take pleasure In calling
tho attention of the patrons OF the Times and nj
interested generally In Pensions, Bounty Money.
ana al other Claims against the Government, OF
whatsoever nature or kind, to the Law and War
Claim office Of ~. E. Wells, ta6 Dearborn street.
ch'eaeo. 1eeiing that their interests will be sub-
served by entrusting him with any legal or other
brsiness they may have. His facilities for Tho
prosecution OF claims growing out of the present
war. are unsurpassed. We think him a man of
energy, entirely Trustworthy, and in whom the
PUBLIC Will find faithful seryant.1,-C CAristtan
TINES. ''A'
We cordially concur in the sentiments of The
cAFtsttd7s Tttaes In the above article conied
from it, ~~f--~
DIOCESAN JouRsA1,-The Jonrna1 ,f pro-
ceedtngs Of the twenty.nInth Annual En,scon.,
Convention Of the Diocese OF Illinois, is lust n.b
l!ehed- 1t Is very interesting work. Itconta1na
u addition to the annual report Of the proceedncs
e. 9. .haf M 9ody, The answer Of the Bishop-Risht
nlant sd T. Mhh4tshoEse ~ Rsh p D. to The com
or IN iniuneon IL = a9ger In h,s application
him in The Ecclesiastical Court at Joiieis an aiso
tne tt Arguments q Hon a. y. Arlington, In themo.
Hon. John H. Wilson, The report forms mi aeaea =,
pamphlet OF 10 pages, and IL OF unusual interest.
C4VA1RX.-Our friend Robert souders, who
mas oeen connected with the N. ". Co. Office Of
thia city, Ia authorized by Gen. Farnswor1h AMI
Major Beyerfdge to recruit for tha 17,h 11;no,s
cavalry regiment. His headquarters will be In the
coFtheast corner Of the Court House square. This
70 good chance for those wishing to foin tbtaor7
II the service. '-sA4
th,a1aE NOPE :, RooH NEKnEp:zWe are informed,
tnIonEh TIE lad1es Of the. Half Orphan Asyinm
tnAt 1ae caiIdren OF eleven deceased Union so1
aa ae1s saa tg BE- seqsed admission to instu
Editors Chicago Tribune:
NE observed the above article in yesterdavss |
journal, and, fearing that Il might mislead ZEN.
ezous public, VIC would state TINT the old Orphan
Asylum is not tull, and that its doors and the
neaffs Of Its managers open to every deserving
case applying for charity. Our constitution en-.
ables US 10 receive "orphans and destituts e6iI
drtn," and we arc not limited, IS It has been 10.
eef,ed' to extending charity to orphans Tho
children OF soldiers always have been and will
continue 10 be taken IN and cared for.
THE RECEPTION CoMMITTEE,
: IuE. WHoLEsA1E GRocrpv p,,,,,z,.
mere u probably no branch Of busincss th.I =.
increasing more iap!1a;y In ills city fhan tho 10
soaaes in f1Sss t[ade and there few II any
ae tha pay Mos sna e. iR III
y ater street Their sales have increased 10 reg
,rac,a ,lafy and faP1dl that they md I impossible 70
took they ore constantly receiyine and abin1inE.
ros Taef etoek Of staple gsocefies-sagars, Coices.
N efbs, afe Fs5y hsayy anu not to be excel
IL ney dea equally as s1tensigely ID al articles in
Sua;nssz IT, t5,1 aTs hga 10
neir manner Of doing buainess are nfnnerir m.
feeaatea BY country merchants and rsfaif dealers,
I Q: "a; !: A;1The Tenth Ward Council, hay I
;Snn b. the better to accommodate lis memher!
u hold 1ts regular meeting this, Friday. erenn1
nta5p @atpaat ana sfrsn O'clock a the Hall s. cosaeE
lnton and randolph street. All members and | =
Fe'nfen from other Councils are cordially invited
InE PERNAsxxT SOLDIERS HoAz.-rhe g!
ome arc an expected to take their subscnntinn I
es, Il @ Garrett nlos Ills SFsids5 afteinoo1. 4
nnnhezr names, &C. This viii bs eypected e aos of 7
whether they have commenced to solicit or
= s.
soHcEET S3c Ton THE CIT M1ss1os-Nrs.B Bostwiek .
Mrs. Koss, assisted by Miss KonkeYnnd f,rat
20 E ha1pist, Ill. Lumbard, Mr. Sabin md others'
n}nr ase a Gsand CONCERT s t at byap Ha On Monday
onld anything be needed in addition to thesc
neg, Me are snfe that the noble charity to which
+ de,s b ss I
,AHcISo AcAnENr.--Join Prof Martiue,a Ar,d. str
= 6 eernsr ne Clark and Monroe streets. Glasses ~,
y 11eeday and Saturday evening. 3sociaisH VT VT
N"1 1"'130s.5 ALI houu8y+ dec1.a541-9t va
151
To the Public: eeT
dWald a. Percy, formerly clerk 70. me- Ia m ter
l. WwsYo,p A,r, ,rr on
Chiraoc frhrn." a5EA NJ 4,
dicaco, Dec. Ii, 1858. deci1,oen'ss. nssnas. -.
NEW PERFr1E FOE THE HAHDKKRcurr
CT or TIE "a mill
rr... phis
"SAh 01OomlHE CeTeug. tTnc
ytal
I fhs