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, 1863-05-23

Army Suffers and the Public.
Tbr subscriber bege leave inform lhe ctzcns OF
1he wets thai be has annoMn,sd M Mess5s ! T. H. kse1 =
b.licd Sehiedatn Aromatic SchDants,' whs Will supply
thr Arm. Sutersa.d Western merchants, ~ NCw York
ptIces adding f1esht This Gin L. now the s:au.!ard
r!tk cf 1h* world. IT has been tested by the whole
McGirs1 F1culty and pronounced by them tu be the
purtst liquor manufactured The article has sne: ec
IL talc IN the West for several YEAR past II coHe
Gutrce Of tue great quantity Of cou.terfc Schnaras
wAtrl has been palu4td oil hy merchants Of the HrAt
toto7sumers 10 avoid this hereafter a Iac - pos
where urchasess rc.y GcttIuc tho renulae a'ti
ce. Army Suffers will ind this GIN the cheapest tc'
prte quor In this County II Ii ue.s In al ta hos
pltals u New Yo,k. Philatclphia and Washington.
ADDLPdO WOLFE.
= Beaver strtet New York.
ana easee Of wo.fe's Celebrated scledam Aromatic
J, II. HERD Il CO. Agents.
.nyE-al13Sm liGI Lake strt et Chicago.
, 1863-05-23
5inunelal.

THE CHICAGO SOU TH
i FRASCH DO"Kcn3frAET-The annual meeting
O: tho stockholders in this Company for the election
pi.ce.z apt the Transaction of utnee bEAnesA. VIII
t.kr pLsce at the Cerpanya oh1cN. Room No Coah's
RullE!rg. ID Chicago. on WEDNESDAY. he 50 OF ja10
mssdSl1-td a. J. Ky1sELT. seaetar7.
, 1863-05-23

DATA r K Ii! CA I 4 Il X Il!
pI:, stELIES LIQUID cATAR1.1 REMEDY.
A sure crc CAtsr Cold In 'e cad It Il c<sice
:ocnr. caT*REn:b b IN foNsvh1,TloT The synp'ouso 81
hxyc cold and have frt qur1t attacks arc more SCH
s:1.yr 1c I, changes Of Temperature. The no-c may
be dry sight discharge tim aud 4cria. ecn!.l1g
eLIcE aud at e*tvt the Lisease becoles c.ronic.
and + got rid Of By boxirc the nose Or tafs inro the
cor es ofensire 1t may dest,nr tc r+:ise Of Ause
Aud causc dcsfiesa dc. Fslcn Ut Catarra Remedy
500 Se,tbv cypress t,1ec ISL son;h Cla * street.
sur stairs, AddteIs Dr.. d. II. eEILyE. r. tsny t3l
Chicago i'll npleciI7-2neod
, 1863-05-23

DRUNKENNESS CURED
~ Tie iEeb.ias. may n2x bil 'efsne: to .hs :ennt. n
ctrtatn cure for Druakenerx !tc7cstea dislike fo-
EtTonr erik ard ran lie adniH.'cSe! c With Ut TIE
mail to any a.urc~t. Icy q. FflI:a. s03 Chesnut
Etrcet plslalclph!A IA. Circulars sent free.
uy4 G3s9-1m
, 1863-05-23
DIpTuERIA! DpTHERIA!

Et.tt.s Diptherls Cure CrAzA&rrxD 70 crRr IL III
rAtEs or TIE xoSEY EEFExpxD The trade supplied
By Lord E:zh Wholesale Druggists. 5 Lake street.
CEtcaco feE RaS23u
, 1863-05-23

CuEEP.-I have for sale i've hun
K d-e1 shern, o. .1y farm. near En AcHfeHTs
ss1.n mt1es sou:hwest Of the Railroad Ss9noq a ~
eKor Knox Co.. Ill IL Z. "AAA@A'AA'
%rnhH4-hx3A AYa tsANy
, 1863-05-23
AND LUNG D

Il EASES.-Thc pnnsrsl good s1rcrss ot the locs
application Of remedial ageute through my 1ntulla
Hon TAbe. a.d my reputation rs experienced ply
s!clau; will secure sure and quick cure even II Ia
@cte:a,c ta-rs II. sEGSITZ. v. D F. Ks Fs:o4dTar
EorneT OF 1hb street. Patients abroad shcE!t
give full description o1 their di.c4scs.
I'LL, X-TAH
, 1863-01-21
FROM NEW JERSEY.

TRENTON, n. j., Jan. a0.-Gov. Parker de-
1gered his inaugural to-day. Much space is
deyoted to national affairs. He thinks it our
most solemn duty to examine into the causes
Of the war. He discusses the nature of cur
government, and declares that each State ex-
right and power not expressly delegated to
the United States is secured to the States.
! The sovereignty Of each State is rs com.
t I,et1 and real il its snhere as the sovereignty
Of the United States In It's sphere: It is the
duty Of the States, as Weu rs the United
States, to assert and mainta:n their 6over-
eighty. The trainers Of the Constitution sup
posed sufficient powers were surrendered and
granted to the general government to answer
in peace or var.
It was not provided that the Constitution
should be only for peace and that in war therc
should be q power above the Constitution lin
tied only by individual opinion and discrc-
tIon. The reserved rights Of the people Of
the States were to be respected at Ill times,
and especially in times Of discord and angry
strife.
| I'm cases Of doubt the doctrine was always
against enlarged powers. He contends that
secession Is unconstitutional, and not based
ON tho right Of revolution, but on the alleged
right Of State to constitutiona1ly withdraw
from the Union. This Is political heresy.
distinct understanding that the Union was
not to depend on the will OF any one ct the
The surrender was thus to be permanent
to the general government,
Gov. Parker TefoEs to Northern fanaticisn1,
and eays in consequence minority Of ultra
and fauaEcal men in each section controlling
the, current Of. events had brought the gov
ernment to the verge of destruction. -,
The Governor then deuouncea arbitrary az
, 1863-01-21
FROM JEFFERSON CITY.
Missouri Unionists Memorialize
the President.

JEFFERSON CITY, Jan. 2o-Eighty-
members Of the Legislature met In the Rep
resentatiFes' Hall, to memorabilia President
Lincoln, saying with them there Is still under
lYing the surface Of this State very large
substratum Of disloyal and reasonable senfi-
ment which may break ont on the first favor
able opportunity. and expressing thankful
ncss to the Federal Government f6rassistauce
rendered, and stating their belief that to this
assistance all the truly loyal men Of the
State OF Missouri, Owe their lives, property
and constitutional liberty that we now enjoy,
release from the utter ruin which would re-
suit from another struggle with domestic trail
tors, aiders5 and and a6ettors in our midst,
and urging the President to use the utmost
caution in resembling or modifying orders that
have cxerted injurious or cocrci7e Influences
only on our enemies and the enemies of our
common country. In many parts Of the State
civil law is, to Il great extent, powerless,
Grand 1uries cannot be empanelcd who will
indict men who have stolen horses and guns
rom Union men to equip themselves for the
men: The moral force Of coer
cion' is not altogether on our side.
We therefore urge the propriety Of keeping
In force orders numbered three and thirty-tiyc,
emanating from the headquarters Of the Dc.
can say that thorough loyal sentiment pre. ~
yails Throughout the State. We ask this, be.
lieEing thai upon it largely depend the vel
fare OF the Union cause In our State and the
perpetual safety Of thousands Of our citizens
who have taken part in sustaining the Gov
ernment.
The memorial is unanimously adopted and
signed, aud will be circulated for more names
tomorrow.
Col. Haywood has been appointed to prc-
sent the memorial to the President.
, 1863-01-21
Chicago Gribt11re.


This mornings budget Of news is COM
paratlvely light. From Washington our
dispatches are interesting, but unimportant
farc in respect to the light thrown on the
question of English Intervention. To
adopt the statement Of our dispatches as a
criterion, our English cousins seem to be
recovering their senses. John Mitchell
Sends to Dublin journal specimen Of ly-
ing that should win him. distinction even
2t the rebel capital, where the art has SO
many high professors.
Our Springfield news shows fresh plot
tlngs OF the Coppcrheads, who arc eager to
get hold Of the State military, by means Of
newly devised Board Of Commissioners,
Tho are to be supreme in the mattcr. As
thc Constitution has vested all this class Of
powers in the Governor, the scheme will
1ail, other than as showing the disposition
Of these hungry fellows, who are laboring
about equally for their own private greed
and to serve the bel,ests Of JEFF Davis.
They are eager to fulfil the Richmond cx-
pectations elsewhere spoken Of in our dis
patches, and enroll Illinois in the list Of
States that are looked to to call home their
troops. Obviously the rebels would be
glad to have the Illinois boys called of:
An outrageous case is reported Of Cop
perhcad scrvility to the Niger Drivers. a
lew renegade 1owans attempted to revive an
old extinct law in that Statc, Initiating
, 1863-01-21
WHT NOT CARRY IT THROUGH

"a1 No1 cA1RH 1T THROUGH
Ihe Copperhcads at Springfield have
CHOSEN 10 Ignore clear majority Of $50
with Which III: George ". Gage was pre-
sen.eo uom the second Ward in this city,
stlo nave gwen MS eeat to his Democratic
to1npet"or- Inc reason Is clear and so is
LIZ ln'4uny' but "hy DO not these gentle
, ,nen nlatAe q ciean .n1ng OF IT,. and secure,
~ PROCESS ce.'a1nly open TO them BY this
tne.f :.e'' LEGISLATURE purely copperhead.
I1e i.el'ooncans VINO arc admitted have
on's ae same plea as that OF MI. Gage,
al ctecl1on by majority Of the people
, 1863-01-21
FROM MINNESOTA,
Legislative aud State Matters.

Especial Correspondence Of the Chicago Tribanc]
ST. Paul, MINI. Jan. IT, 1858.
Legislative business proceeds steady, await
ing the action Of the several committees. The
Department reports have been delayed in con-
sequence Of the great length Of the Adjntant
Generals report.
B1isbin's House bill outlaws the Indians,
and authorizes any person to kill them, If
found OF their reservations hall. breeds TO
he considered as Indians, and treated In the
eamc manner.
Smiths Senate resolution declares that the
Sioux treaty Of March 18th, 1850, is null and
void; atllrms the complete jurisdiction Of the
State over the reservation, md protests against
the continued location Of the Indians upon
The territory.
The several sections Of the Governors mes
sage hare been referred to appropriate Com
mittees. -..r
4 resolution has been offered in the Senate
to donate the delinquent taxes to tue several
counties, and to authorize the County Com
nliks1oners 10 make such apatement as they
shall think proper to induce their payment.
Ajoint resolution will be adopted approy-
Ing The emancipation proclamation of the
President, and rendering to him the thanks
Of the people Of Minnesota for the same.
=, a memorial to Congress for the removal Of
the Indian tribes, will be adopted by both
branches Of the Lei cgislature.
The eenate memorial to Congress for
General Bankrupt Law has been read In the
House second time
On motion Of NJ. Bsisbin, resolution has
, 1863-01-21
Rea1dent Agents in all the PRINCIPAL
Cities and Towns
PECE1NIx ;
Insurance Company
-OF-
Rxrsne--
AAFkTFORD,C CONN,
Cash Capital, $400, 600.


Total al Liabilities. u,.adIusfea Tnsaa-
nnd th< ec Walt2cg proofs n nooan
, 1863-01-21

The country will thank the House for
the recognition and endorsement Of q sound
and just principle o;pub1ic policy, in the
decision i'll the case of Gen. Vandeycr Of
Iowa, whose seat in Congress is declared
vacant, notwithstanding it was declared in
his behalf that he drew no pay for military
service. It will create some CONSERVATION
among the military officers who hoped to
see their seats kept warm for them against
the day Of their re:un from the field. It
is right, however. The country Is in too
great peril to abate 11ything Of service it
has right to claim Of its servants in re-
sponsible positions. Every Congress
man is needed ut his post Of duty
md Ct every officer it is even more
1mpcrativcly demanded that he give lis
country no divided service. Both places
no one man can fill, and incumbents Of
both are admonished to make their cleo
lion which they will retain, their. commits
sion, or their seat in Congress. No one
can Justly complain that tits SO.
, 1863-01-21
GOV. PARKER,s MESSAGE.

Follow my leader, says Gov. Parker Of
New Jersey, as he keeps Gov. Seymour in
his eye, and turns out an imitation Of pa
triotism that will pass perhaps almost as
well as Jersey cider for Champagne. It is
Gov. Seymour over again With. dilutions,
and nowhere strengthening The model.
Gov. Parker gives ten words to Southern
rebels, and len paragraphs to the evils Of
subduing them Hc deems them injurious
yes, mc@surably so-but apparently sees
something very much worse, about which
lc dcecants largely, to the exclusion Of the
other topic. There is one consolation in
all this. The d;ft-eaters Of the North
have come to be heartily and
openly despised by the South JeI Davis
and his fellow conspirators have no terms
to male with them. THIS tracking and
cringing Governor Of New Jersey would
DC received at the rebel capital no more
heartily than frank and noble John A. An
drew, or Richard Yates. There is no mar-
kct for Northern doughfacism, yet the pro-
duct is still being turned oat. It is only
welcomed by the rebels Us tending to
weaken the cause OF the Union, but as Ia
being bait for them, it isbEoken victuals
loo stale even for their palates.
, 1863-01-21

T ,OST-A Cow, all white, little red
y! mixed about the neck: hsd q rope, round her
head small bag about six gears old. Any tnfotu,a-
ana ihtId streets. EDWARD CARR
, 1863-01-21
FROM SPRINGFIELD.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune*1- =
SPRINGFIELD, Jan. 20, 1865
A bill was introduced to-day in the House
By Mr.. Burr, leader on the Democratic
side, entirely revolutionary and unconstitu-,
tional In Its character. It appoints three
commissioners, md names them Sam. Casey,
cx-Goy. Wood and Charle3 Lanpllier, who arc
to exercise all military authority in the State.
They take the appointing power, so far as nll
military officers arc concerned, entirely from
the hands of the Governor Also, all cker
matters connected with the army. In: fact,
they are to constitute triumyiratc, with SUI
preme authority oEer the Commandcr.ln-
CHEZ himself. 1t is one Of the most damna-
bic measures Of usurpstion ever attempted.
4 bill VAS also introduced By Mr.. Fnlier Of
Cook to provide for tic payment Of the Meal
lister and Stcbbins bonds. There arc number
Of persons here from New York and else
where, lobbying for this bill.
, 1863-01-21
Latest From Ei1rone.

HALIFAX, Jan M-Thc Arabia, from Liver
pool on the 10th and Queenstown the 18th, ar.
rived this morning with two days later news,
a report is again current that Napoleon In.
senas TO recommend an armistice between the
North and South. Minister DAYTON mad an
m!cfsiew 13!e with the Emperor and the French
hnis1fy: 1t is also asserted that England
L1vERroo1, Friday Flour declined Cd.
Com hlmsE. Beet declined. Pork very dull.
Sympathizing addresses to President Tin.
coin hare been adopted In London and BIZ
mingham.
Parliament has been convoked for January
5th.
L1vERroo1, January 10.-L11Rsr.-cotton
quiet and unchanged. Brcadstuffs quiet and
steady: Provisions dull and firm. Consols
, 1863-01-21
FROM MADISON,
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunc.1

e@">~AA&SN~sA ~ AA36 SAI1Su
MADISON, Wis, Jan. 20, 1868.
IN Inc Senate Solomon Clark introduced q
queer bill for drafting and mastering the
militia into the United States service, pfoyid-
Ing that every white malo citizens between
eighteen and forty-fve, and being in favor of
the vigorous prosecution Of the war, shall,
within thirty days, hand In his name to the
city or town clerk for enrolment. The
Senator wants to exempt his sort Of Demo-
erats
!. The following standing committees we're
announced:
r.; ;;Mdieiayy1West, Humphrey, Bowman, F. o.
Fiaaace-Hopkins Lawrence and Mitchell.
po,atdoas-Humphrey Chandler and Clark.
hn7no hR@a%s :,d dHHadgs' and fsrtes-MoEFs, Il $.
n;T}st gSss .as 1sq ,,;1 county
gatn.a-Lawrsnce; e !a.ta1:L Hamilton and Clark.
Aor4cHNure-Purdy, Young and Rich.
1egiHdfare Expenditure -kimball, Wilkinson
sfate -41airs--Wilkinson, 4 Bowman and clapp.
tedera1 RetaFfons-Bartlett,H Hamilton and VIII
EDUCATION -McDf11, Hamilton and Earnest,
: Banks and Ba"t4ng-Kcleey, Kimbalr and DO
Iste,naz hmp,orements- Hamilton, McDul and
Eagrossed Blz*--.Pu1dy, Young and Frost.
-EhTD!led ElAs- Morris, kimbal1 and Thomas.
GomTnngeat n EIpensee-H. s. Thorpe. Bartlett
r., Putkie Lands-ca1ncron, Kelsey and F. o.
SIDE Ptison-H S. Thorpe, Kelsey and Mitchell.
a ,;RagM1a;r9ad*-Bowman, Cameron, Hopkins, Frost
;1sasroisnt Asststutsons-Eoung, wilkinson and
L<caI Le9ielaffon- -Eimbsll and yi1aa.
, 1863-01-21

rests, and insisted that such acts werc in c,e.,
violation Of the rights OF. the people and no.
ea6ea ior By the exigcncies Of the case.
>. ~ aoos, Whatever Legal powers are vested
n the government shalt be. exertcd for the
pfotecfon Of the lawful rights Of the citizens
81 81 5n1s state: The right to suspend the writ
sive1v 20 eoibas' Iha ne declares, belongs exclu-
branches ofthe government, 0'1'e
~ vas never in the power Of any one fudi-
T1dual, and Is so declared in the Constitnt;o1,
az declares the p1ea Of military necessity ia
lAegal,a and dangerous. The emancipation Is
ceassed among the illegal acts Of this new war
conclusion Of the war and tie restoration of
peace on the basis Of the Union as it was--an
rights unlmpaiwd..
, 1863-01-21
From Rosecrnns, Army.

LOUISVILLE, Dan. 20.--It Is reported that
Rosecrans is about moving upon Tallahoma,
and having driven the rebels hence will then
march upon Chattanooga.
There arc al1 sorts Of rumors and reports
reliable for publication. :.
The weather is very mild here, and nearly
oil the sno~ has disappeared.
, 1863-01-21

se1f: ~ an.ess " e. statement Of es
IT. In tho shape losses pad Il TIC san1p D 1r1
during tie rast 5ears-a Ene Of vasushis ecr,ff :,
hoaosable II well " comnendahle. aud which sao1
kuEEcSt "4
, 1863-01-21
ErQIea GhRr1nkf0n.

PHMA1aLFH1A, Jan. 20.-The PHILADELPHIA
Inquirer has Port Royal lettsr Of the 18th;
stating that-siI deserters from Fort Sumter,
At Charleston, had arrived aboard the blocka.
ding vessels, reporting that most of the gar
rison threw down their arms, refusing to fight
under the Confederate Tag. They we're half
fan1ishcd, and sheir f;lufl1es in want, owing to
the non-receipt Of pay. Other troops came
and Obliged them to return to duty.
Dissatisfaction among the rebel troops is
VIDE spread. The men worked day audnight,
ha!f starved, having received no money.
The gunboat Wisahickon recently drove
the rebels out Of battery on Branch Island.
They replied and put shot into her, which
1earlY Runk her.
, 1863-01-21

" ANTED.-Wc have about
800 600 cash to invest IN Chicago Peal Estate
Owners Of city property sell ht far prices by lear
9g descriptions nf their property 1t our office. iii
Randolph Atrcet, Room l.:
ja11-z1q51t T. S. BAKER L CO
, 1863-01-21
The Chase of the Alabama.

New YORK., Jan. 20.-A Fortress Monroe
letter states that the steamer Vanderbilt Is
coalirg, probably for another search after the
Alabama
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. a0.-The Navy Depart
ment has ordered Capt. ,Boggs 0: the Varuna
after the pirate Alablma in lie first class frio
ate Sacramento fiom Portsmouth, N. &. lie
will sail this week,
, 1863-01-21
The following. table shows the receipts
of -four, grain, live stock, &C., since Janu-
ary 1st to date, for three wears:


The receipts Of Hogs, live and dressed,
during the past week, by western and east
crn railroads, amounts to d, ,42o. or these
there were shipped East by railroads,
1882; but there were alsosomc shinpsd to
Milwaukee, Of which we have no returns,
The following table shows the, receipts
during the past week compared with the
corresponding period for series Of years
, 1863-01-21

NEW YonK, jan. 30-Tho Champion, with
so57, $40 in treasure, arrived at o'clock this
morning. Her convoy, tho gunboat Augusta,
Tont to Port Royal.
, 1863-01-21

From the above it will be seen that, de-
ducting the shipments from the receipts,
there will have been left over here for pack
ing and city use. 720, 1905.
, 1863-01-21

ITO RENT.-House to rent and
- part o. whole Of Furniture for SALE Address
Post 0lrce Boz 1884, faa1-za0jSt
, 1863-01-21

Nv A n TE D-A Partner. One
,vs that l. fsrosahly located in the Commission
business would be preferred. Can furnisll SIS oD And
las an extensive Eastern acqualntance Address
JONES. Post Office Dox l3I1. State wien and who're
an Interview may be had. 1a2I z23aSt
, 1863-01-21

w ANTED--A secondhand Ton
~ Buggy. Must he ncnr1y as good as new. Ad.
dress !ulms sdtatuly. TRAVELLER" :" Watteson House
l3oI ii, nud EtHt1 particulars.
, 1863-01-21

WAsu1sGToE, Jan. 20. Statistics Of tho
Adjntant Generals office show that Massa-
'chusetts has furnished u total Of l0o, 900 men
for tho army ind nayT,
, 1863-01-21
From Cairo

CAIRO, Jan. .o.-No boat has arrived from
below and nc layo no Later ncWe,
, 1863-01-21

WANTED.-A respectable girl
~ wAnta = situation In psir1te family as Cook
Washer and Irones: Can be socn for two days st 1i0
, 1863-01-21
Nem rA1partistn1tnts.
NEW FIRM.
BLISS & SHARP,

Eou1d ia'ite attention to the following Goods. xtch
ofe tae vcty best ohtainab1e:
T. ENG. HAIR BRUSHES,
|: SHELL DRESSING CONES,
+ SMOOTHING C0MBS,
TRAVELLING FLASKS.
FLESH BRUSHES,
BATHING TOWELS. !:
INFANT BRUSHES,
HAND MIRRORS,
FINE COSMETICS,
POCKET CUTLERY,
LADIES' SCISSORS,
LUKIN'S EXTRACTS,
LADIES' PURSES,
P0RTE310NNAIES,
FINE TwEEzERS,
WH1sP BHUSHEs~
HAT BRUSHES.
TRAVELLING CUPS.
MEDICINE GLASSES.
STU1RT'S CANDIES.
FRENCH GUM DROPS
~~AA 4 u"9ks89
SHOPPING BAGS,
FRENCH BaACKIyG,
JAPANESE HACKING.
CLOTHES BRUSHES,
SHOE BRUSHES,
DxE WOODS,
HEMP TWINEs,
1NHAL1NE BOTTLES,
COCOA BIROmA,
EKGL1sH MUSTARD,
TOILET WATERS,
S0LIDIFIED MILK,
CONDENSED mILK,
CONCENTRATED BEEF.
= For making Beef --c1.
BAY WATER,
DELICACIES F0R ICVAIlDg.
Remember, IN LakeS.
rja20 zsn1t1
, 1863-01-21

CHICAGO PRODUCE TRADE.
The following table shows the receipts
and shipments Of leading articles for the
xenk ending january II. 1863:
, 1863-01-21

w ANTED.-To Merchants. The
subsctibcr sol!cits CONSIGNMENT Of Goods to
sell on commission. Those wishing to reduce thcIr
stocks at this season Of the year. viii meet with quick
sales ana prompt returns \. ". GOODMAN.
, 1863-01-21

WANTED-In respectable pri-
~ ya:e family, a situation IL Chamberynatd or
Cook. References given. Apply 1t Il Adams stscet,
one door from Michigan avenue. jaaI.zSlolt
, 1863-01-21

Branch 06lce for the ves1 mo. 81 West
Third street, C1ncIl snati-
f. II. & H. M. MA \GlLL,
General Agents--
. 1a1qzAlSStu
, 1863-01-21

WANTED-To rent, medium
~ sized House. in COOL location South Side
preferred. Possession wanted Immediately. Adde'S
Cago, fn1i.,0Ga *
, 1863-01-21

GTRAYED-From the residence,
~ 70 Vest Lake street. on Monday evening Last,
snal! Black and Tan Spaniel answering to the name
Of Flors" The finder will be suitably rewarded by
leaving Information At this office where the auial Is
TO ba found. iaal .zSQ31t
, 1863-01-21

WANTED purchase, IN in
re tn 0F siai I'll nEest on e $500 9
nse at M SS hs 5ess refer
son House Boz 81. and state locality anu correct i'd
dress. jA11.z2TlIt
, 1863-01-21

WANTED situation by an
- American girl. ns Nurse or Chambermatd In a
Er5yate family. has hrst-csss reference Address
IN 4 ," Tribune o1Ice. ino1 xNfit
, 1863-01-21
Nfm A1pertisfn1el1ts.

" "ANTED-A Coachman. Must
-, -, understand bis business well. Apply at Room,
L.. NJ liz ucArbDt1l street. fn11
, 1863-01-21

BOARD WANTED.-A pleasant
- rooIn with bonrd wanted on or In the Vicinity of
Wabash Avenue, By gentleman and wis. Address
"N ES. ." Chicago Post Office ia21. .znsl1E
, 1863-01-21

ROARD1NG.-A suit Of unfur-
- nIshed front rooms or furnished room suitable
for gentleman and wife, aud one bedroom, can be
obtained at III Wabash avenue fa1l.z3ff3t
, 1863-01-21

w ANTED A Practical Lard
- Rendcscr- One who understands his business
cAn 1nd steady employment and good wages CuI at
RHODES = WHITES 178 and 1s0 South Wel1s street,
, 1863-01-21

w ANTED- for one year at
" 70 rer cent interest, to be secured By mort
Eage on Household Furniture. 11ano, and stock OF
Office. " iss1 M ~ -