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, 1863-06-01
FROM SPRINGFIELD,

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.
SPRINGFIELD, May 80. 1868.
Tic Governor has taken the responsibility
to order the Adjt. Gen. Of the State to charter
one or two large steamers at St. Louis, to
bring home the Illinois wounded soldiers,
Gen. Hurlbut has tclegraphcd that they are
numerous. He has also tclegrapAcd the Gov
crnor to forward ice and liquors. The Coy
ernor will be sustained in this course by every
loyal man in the State. Gov. Yates and some
wealthy Republicans in this city, have become
responsible for the expenses, which he will
ask the Legislature to reimburse.
4 large and enthusiastic Ladies' Union
League meeting, WAS held in the rotunla OF
the State House, today. It was addressed by
Judge Trumbull md DR.. Rutherford. Both
gentlemen made very able speeches.
Yesterday afternoon, while the sheriff aud
jailor were attending law suit before one Of
our magistrates, James Lorkic, who was COM
anittcd for stabbing Bruce, and anoth-
er prisoner, broke jail, and have
not been taken. Lorlie broke a
hole through the partition Of bis cell, and
covered it with his blanket. During the ab.
scnee Of the jailor, he left his cell, and liberia
ting another prisoner, they pricd open the
door Of the passage way, and fro1n thence
passed to the wall door, which they opened
in like manner. It is surmised that they had
help from the outside.
II is doubtful whether there will be quo.
rum Of the Legislature until Thursday, on ac'
count Of the Chicago Convention. Some oi
the radical Democrats are in favor of. the Leg
islaturc adjourning over till january next
after haying session at this time. This is ir
order to take advantage Of events connected
with the war, and to be prepared for eyentu
alities. 1t is an entirely revolutionary move
Heavy sales Of real estate at advanced pri
| ces are being madc in this city and vicinity
, 1863-06-01

he following table Of conteats Will give tonc id,a
OF the pieces:
AFTER THE BATTLE.
A NEW BALLAD LF LORD LovElL.
AMERICA,
BATTLE CRIT OF FREEDOM
BRAVE ROYs ARB THEY.
CALL EN- NAMES. JEFF.
CLEAR THE WAY
CONE ROUSE uP. BRAVE BOTS,
ENGLISH NEUTRALITY.
FINE OLD UNION GEN TLEMAN.
FLAG OF TIE FEARLESS FREE,
FREEDOM AND UNION.
GOD RLEss OUR NATIVE LAND, F11;M
MAY SHE EVER STAND.
GOD BLESS OUR NATIVE LAND, MAY
HEAyES's PROTECTING HAND.
GOD SAVE THE NATION.
GoD SAVE TIE PRESIDENT.
GOD SPEED THE RIGHT
GO>E To THE WAR.
GI.aFTED INTO THE AEMY.
HAIL. COLUMBIA.
30: FOL: rnE GrS:BoArs. no:
JEFFERSON D., SIT.
KINGDOM COMING.
LORD LOWELL. MARCHED OUT OF NEW
ORLEANS.
MEN THAT DARE.
Mt NATIVE COUNTRY, THEE.
SEvkE FORGET THE DEAR ONES.
OR SOLDIERS STAND UPON THE FIELD.
o. NJ: aP THE FLAG AROUND NE, BOTS,
PATRIOTIC ANTHEM,
PICKING LINT.
STAND By THE rEE8IDEST,
STAND UP FOR UNCLE SAM.
THE BATTLy CALL.
THE BCGLE.CALL.
THE HARP OF THE USIoE BAND.
THERE'S GUOD TINE COMING.
THE SHIP OF UNION.
THE sKEDADDLE RANGERS.
THE STAR SPANGLED BANNER.
THE UNION LEAGUE.
THRIcE HAIL. HAPPf DAY.
TGLLTuE BELL.
UNCLE SANS FUNERAL.
Ty1TE.
WATCHMAE. WHAT OF THE NIGHT.
WEAEEMARCH1SG II, THE FIELD BOTS.
WHAT'S TIiECACSE OF THIS COMMOTIuS
WHAT'S THE MATTERo
WHERE HOME Is.
, 1863-06-01
FROM CAIRO AND BELOW.

Especial Dispatch to tie Chicago Trlbune.1
CAIRO My II, 1868.
There Is no boat from below. The city is
rife with rumors, but there i no foundation
for any report since my last dispatch concern
irG Vicksburg.
CAno, May 31.-Thc prisoners. four thou
sand four hundred in number, will arrive here
to night. They will be sent to Indianapolis
by rail, where half Of them will remain, the
other half proceeding to Fort Delaware. The
officers N Ill BE- sent to Sanduslzy. The pris-
oners are in charge Of Lieut.. Col. Spaulding.
The 10th Iowa arrived here this morning,
from Paducah, and proceeded down the river.
Grant is being largely reinforced.
Nothing has arrived from below since last
night. Gen. Buford had 1eavc to attend the
Chicago Canal Convention, bnt the move
ment OF troops and arrival Of provisions will
prevent his attendance.
Armed resistance is still opposed to the Ut.
rest Of dcserters in Williamson county, Ill.
Ore Of the descrters escaped from a soldier o1
The 18th Iowa two days ago By shooting him
twice. The wounds will prove NOR al.
THE " Ar ON TEE BORDER.
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CHICAGO, MONDAY. JUNE l, 1883.

nished nearly 900 colored recruits for negro
regiments in Massachusetts,.
Parties from some of the interior counties
represent the lines between loyal and dis
loyal as very closely drawn; and ttat the d.
loyal are compelled BY the Union men to keep
very quiet on pain Of severe treatment. Sey-
cral seccssionIsts have lately been shot in
Aodo"ay county, for uttcriuy secession Sea-
timcuts.
, 1863-06-01
FROM RQSEGRaNs' ARMY,


NAsHFlI1Es MAy w. 1853.
No later adyiccs from Murfreesbo7o. It is
believed that the army is il motion.
Gcn. burnside will soon take the field.
Gtn. 11arteuT has Issued an order, No. l,
assuming command Of the troops ia Ken
tueky, except tile 9th army corps and Gen.
Garters division, with his headquarters at
Lexington.
Zen. Boyle has charge of the railroad and
depot guards throughout the Sta'e,
Onr loss in the skir1nish at Norman's Ferry.
on Tue Cumberland River, un the Goth, was
eight men and nine horses.
Lieut.. Col. Adams, Of the 1st Kentucky
eav;uFs, crossed the Cumberland afterwards,
and captured one Lieutenant, one Sergeant
five men and eleven horses.
Ne" YoEK, May S0,-TIle New York Tri-
1ni,e's Washington dispatch says:
The fact that Gen. Rosecrans began to III ovc
report that Bragg is FILLING back iom lis
front.
, 1863-06-01

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribuac.1
MILWAUKEE, May So 1858.
Another lisgracefu1 scene occurred in our
city this afternoon, similar to that Of 4 few
days since. An enrolling officer, while en-
gagged in his duties in ono Of the wards, was
attacked by large number Of women, arm
ed with clubs,- stones aud other missiles, and
very seriously injured him. Hc succeeded in
escaping from the infuriatcd yixens BY taking
refuge in grocery rcar by, and the mob dis
persed without committing further outrages.
The frcqucnce Of these outrages cali loudly
for prompt and speedy enforcement Of the
law, whose strong arm has thus far failed to
reach the offenders.
, 1863-06-01

[specsa! Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune:l
ST. Lot1s, May 30 1888.
Gen. Heron retains command Of the army
Of tie frontier, all differences. real and fan
cicd, with Gen. Schofcld, having been settled.
lie returns to the army tomorrow.
Several Of the largest hospitals here arc to
be placed in readiness for the reception OF the
sick and wounded soldiers from Vicksburg.
Several steamers arc loading for Vicksburg
and New Orleans.
: A large and influential delegation will leave
this city on Monday, to attend your Chicago
Convention. Hon, q. T. Blow, member Of
Congress elect, who has been charged with
hostility to the Canal, ayows himself cordially
in It's favor.
4 Missouri Colonel has received permission
to raise negro brigade. The State has fur.
, 1863-06-01
The War in Vfr-.~fufu

NEW YoRK, May 81 "A headquarters of thc
Potomac dispatch, Of the 30;h, states that the
rebels held grad review, near Hamilton's
Crossing, on the 18th.
Runors arc rife Of cavalry skirmish at
Bcaltown Station.
There are indications Of an attack by Lee,
but all is quiet.
Tie Tins dispatch states that Mosby' s
;.ucrillae DESTROYED ten cars and 4 locomotive,
On tAc Orange & Alexandria Railroad, Gcn;;
Stahl afterwards gave the guerillas sound
1Arasliug, capturing number Of men and
Two pieces Of artillery.
!, At last accounts, our cavalry we're pursuing
them.
WASHINGTON, May 8l-A telegram HAS re-
, 1863-06-01

From BelruSide's Command,
CNc1SSAT1, May 31.-On Tuesdsv next
Gen. Burnside will move the headquarters Ut
the Department Of tile Ohio to IIlcknan
Bridge, Kentucky, about ten miles south Of
Eicholasvilie
a dispatch from Burnside to Bragg, an
nounci',g Ills determination to hang iii the
rebel officers III his hands, in case Of reta1ia-
tion for the two spies tried and executed In
accordance with 1he usages Of way shonld be
rtsorted tc by the rebel go5eIs1rlGni, vas
Yesterday conveyed from Mu1freesboso Under
fay Of trrce.
, 1863-06-01
FROM MADISON.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Ttibune.]
Madison. May 20, 1858.
It's reported that Judge Cothrcn will con-
test the election for Supreme Judge, and
claim the scat awarded to Judge Dixon.
Accounts from all parts Of the State repre-
scnt the appearance Of the crops aseStremely
good.
Numerous delegates from this State Will a.
tend YOUR Canal Convention next week. The
Common Council Of t11is city appoint dele
gates To- night,
, 1863-06-01
l76 Michigan avenue.

Dr. !lgdtta can b Consulted da;1y fror, u
Patients will sot be received e1cspt dn.iG evennes
14r oEee hours unless IN Of emnrrs,re ae Ieo-
special ArrAoEtE1e1t Parties residing ht 19o5 =: y
are Hereby Informed that persppal exsmir1ttsEa
requisite IN eFe9y before appropriafe y
eas4 be t1stttu&af. Aeos
Dr.. LIGHT HHL3 recent work. "a Porrs,r r-.-
Ete oc rcsfnes RS. IT. Causes acd Prevec;ton msvE
oD'at1rd OF CARLETON, 4l9 DYpadEaT NcE VIZ r
1~A s--.e@s.
- = - ~ 80
,ers sisH..S 1Hln S9st tToCes3o. Il Cnoa Col
LEE Sae.ee:aay. f. ScsIsSIcrAIT. @Arth 8 1SG3
a.: t @ !Ll-sl HaytnE been cured hy yoQ Of
,ata xH e ~ IT Tnea sas oeeu very Offensive OF
- - usSA - G2n s9'-etbEr Always more or
s ~: ~ 1aslnx oeea tos.sd1y se~tosrt* bearing
sh Esrs !Gas csss ltet thst cannot withhold
~ 1rHn aoy hae 1t maj be to others
y aa:e 2p7ied IN Vain to Koy Eazatly phYS
s'S;; nnc. nrE o.1er pE5sc.ads OF ofrepEtat:o7.
pornm,:3M! d,3!:. Ee7- JOHN MOTT.
H" ~oess3 cnda. Montgomery Co. Ny.
Ee-iAc91oS Eos THE OEAE ANp DuxB.3
I~ave ,,rnrr-- =, 3;ts% tSFf Ju1. m 1861
re1:ou II n irbtSn t1S % me .sn kad It,
fStrhes ic-F-sA 1e ny nas re!cveal lfunn
~ - seye-r cod sh.r hhoIS stAEN1;.. brought on
"oS oy 7esso1s seeking Information al M
A'onEeA SLl'E. BookKeepe1.
n%r4v.v 1o1-.~ A17,,r r.
a. -: MAfth 19f3
, 1863-06-01
DUB POPULAR AND SUCOESS-
Full MUSIC,

Kingdom Coming. .Ecn:r t. Work q
Rstt.e cy of Freecoz with Cto.u'.. Boot
Naeanf ChEtr. SEQ. F. f.cor. s
GRATED tn the army. C. WORK. IS
= MI. MtsP tte FsE A:co1d Nc, Eoys-,. 8 Taylo:-
Sef Lost an1 Found Henry c. Work u
t;Gd ;I Ip for t:nsle sam Loot. 5
na7 # Ihe:tys Coming. ......,,..,,.,,Wu ,WuSzet. S
Iu1 Ir%, e5so u .se stioa Henry c. To.S. Is
tnr m Cspts'ns Lat Wort.; .He3:v C. Work IS
.,s ale r slsepEE NasEe.--..Er. by &. E Riot. S
- Hu**Ae vi @Hd 1atttS ..Gto, F Roof. Is
GAll EN- oa?ss. JET 9Th Chceus. Wc-1ei. s
Take yorr Gun and Go John. T. Ncr,Ili =
Ihs GE1e II i!one, e Ea-e- $
I1Ec1e Joe's 1IA1! ColuFub!a .uf-tyC Work. .
Ths Dear Ones al! u Homa:. 3. Bradbury 3
Treaa Lightly ye Ssdie Crane J
Retl 60 down c. Work. 80
More nin1euIt
Rock me to Sleep. Mother Geo. F. Root. =
~ Healt ts Like Silent LIts:.,.....:Geo Root. 8
Song Of The Es5p:aa Girl ..........J IL 1ab6ari =
, 1863-06-01

The Forces in South Carolina.
NEW YORK, May 30.-The New York Tines
Gays: There is no prospect that anything
will be attempted in the Department OF the
Sonth this season, Orders have been sent
there to giyc furloughs to five per cent. Of thu
men. and these instructions arc to be carried
ont forthwith
, 1863-06-01

Fo- day schools an juve1fle singing c1asses bY Gxo
hooT There aIe Two thlcss that .een. TO assure
ht Iis Il Useful apd popular book: the nrtt H. it,
o;;pprosa I'VE have never solicited one, flom :oe
1io.al ard other journals. beth East and west.
This little book contal.s tEo hundred AMI twenty.
Ps5tt and few Tunes, Hymns. aud Chants composed
aEn h!ianged with refeF to the pleasure and profit
q ho pupil And teacher. oy Of the best 1eache15
u q titE1bE school writers EoE living.
shon!d yery much like to have those who get
bG singing clnsee-1n OF sT schools
lake 1.oE a. the "sILvKR LITE" Single copiss u
, 1863-06-01
Tho War in North Carolina.

Ne" YORK, May M--Ncwbern dates Of the
@o'n, etAte that there were indications OF
anotheT expedition, about to start lor the 1n.
terler. 10 run out gaerillas. A large body Of
troops were notified to be in readiness to
itase, ,9u uu euhooats and light draft transports
rat'ons we're being made at Ncwbcrn and ali
other points, to receive large number Of
rebels, who have lately been inak;nr susni-
k.io1lE movements.
, 1863-06-01
Nem advertisements
DEAFNESS.
CATARRH.
Diseases Of the Eye, Ear
and Air Passages.
DIR. LEGHTHITL.

Aate of 81 Saint Marx Place, New York.
"1o @s ~eea n:issleirE Tor the past two uou;hs It
Ee Tte1ncnt House Chicago.
1-as removed to his Permanent Resi-
dence,
t7E
, 1863-06-01

Vnl1sr1dfEii:a1n Nominated for
President OF the. u. s.
MrEFNEEsHuRo, May 31.-Thc Chattanooga
:Rh1 thinks that Eallmdigham's chances Of
such a Illan for President OF the United Suites,
it says We could always have pence
Suk1.YvlLLE: Nay 18th. -Vallandighan1 Is
still hcre. lie Will go 10 Virginia il few
DAYS
, 1863-06-01

NEW YORK, May D.-Thc HernlFs special
Gays: "Prisate advlces from Gaulcy. Western
Virginia, state that wu1m work il expected
in that region before long, as the enemy has
Of late been making demonstrations. which
indicate tlat tAeY axe bent on mischief
, 1863-06-01

PROVOST MARsuAl-s TO BE UNIFORnED-
In order from the Provost afarshnl General
requires Provost Alarslrals to wear the uniform
as prescribed in the army regulations, Of
captain Of tic general staff.
, 1863-06-01
" The HUxIe.CH1I.s. :.

y GEa. Roor-a co1le etion Of nearly hf,y Of the
freshest. snlceSt and no-t roushC Sousa flos Quar
tet1ee and CAornses. ger published low p:ice-
$500 dozen. Single copies for examination 2s cents
This boz shau1d be In every loyal hove 10 every
Dhlo3 League. ani around eveEJ cap nre-for it viii
rEht willie arnnse~ annees entc.talns and
1t Las teeR oa:. Is hiSasS gratifying.
, 1863-06-01

Hull Of Steamer City Of Buffalo.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE II, ,Ar1oAM,
I. Z. PL1MPToK + SON, 50 Main Street,
VIII sell without reserve, lac HUI Of the S'eauce
City Of Buffalo, II she nov lEs at Bd~ea Ship Yard
bnd&o Creek.
Also. Tx RAymonda Lie Boats.
ea:r will take place o. board, Tstma Cash.
nyn-est1-5t
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q IN advertisements.


1.JGh1 L. Green of the village or T.c,nv I, .,s
city ard county Of Phtadephia 10 hete6y ce.tify io
lent Old. winch se:red on my i1aEs Ard lad cas
s1 1nstcd With feyer pain IN ny rlgnt sd 6rtas
and shoulder bladts With distressing soush aud no
bed. NJ arretie wasgone iay boeels Tsty i5Sesa!
fsyt' aud night ewcat:, attended Win dtt:sss.ns
eonsh cone M wh1ea ~, wa a. vsty ;h. my asl h.
head fro 1he pillow aud wns IN N n5i: ct or nitT
to behold NY fends had been sent for 10 tce e dle
~ ny siek I'D was surrounded By kin and =yna
paltnsefrop this world ~ 49,
When all Iays of hope hel OF ny recovery Dr. coa.
rad proIosed 70 Try SGHESCK's PGLsfjSIC sYEGF:
Of I: tough phlegn aud al me rs Of atf- -n7 ;e.
pGra1y reilef Iemaikiue At ths same I'm. i,siI
III VII Il ee es Fl iny az
ouat il s5rded a Ieaf "a Or p12aie sg5ur
5 iu5Es E,th IL Teial9ci4e Io e cfHs aad 95a1lasd
Ifarly Zone hut tic o;her "a: sand T auda oas y
SSH st TheP sa I 5a9f
D sehenskE Atdieiaes could ses gnfn aave lied az
a staf nses sssf S so9'n9sa e mPIoys
resea he from tiS2 ne tesd 1' ~ IVA ~ n's A. 0a'
ess9st es:9s TsEs Es9 as ga
ter every day, win hard Jumps lie grains oS sams
a!.o n,y Appet!se WAS 70 MF improved that could
Ieafp n 9 sa5nE @ t9o nSch NJ strength
doas m.ef w.,t eerSnt 1nn ~ ~ n M 13 nis aaa Gan
~ uteG to- for one lung Is partially coc anH coatrac
~ n na 10 me' Ake Tan th.s as Lost An ere
rs oclloh VIE %. Cough Or look a. though they
srae tne 10 @a II t unce I5t So 70 en e. sad per
G!d al! certificates were m1ic IN 10 ,eceis r. ~
, 1863-06-01

New parlor game. adapted to any nnm1eF Of Players
from IL II TO twenty f'ur. At oace entertaining and
are The names Of the most celebrated musicians ~ho
hAve ever v. d, together with sort biographical AMI
addition to the altsaetiveness ct home and Of social
gatherings for nost Of those who ray it. pronounce tt
the most iuteses1itg Of oil modern gmes OF memory
Aht chance. while in itselfi ls unobiectlonabe.
Full dllectl10S accompany each game. Price $1,eo.
, 1863-06-01

4 VERY IMPORTANT MAT
L 4 TER.-Tt would recommend Lakc Captains.
htftIe cav Ing port. to cs! DN. JOHN PIiILLIf*
sGls:k tt5st' and haze 'heiE Compa!ses rouxnly
other Esnacal Instruments put In order. SpectXc:ss
suited hy innl ecftoh 81 the eye. Iel-ct11.1t
, 1863-06-01
Ntm ADuertisfmtnts-
OUR PATRONS.


We hsi dishonest Advertisements arc bad Eo7
!he pnhic end worse for the advertiser. We be 1--we
nst dlsannest Advertisements net only those tuat
ccftau wrong statements md eX8gce3t:oce bus these
th.t by ambtguity false coorne, AID other mea7s e1
c1!e expectations that not Ias!y he net This Ye
wl ooi Intentionally DO; and more We, ~; our
:GaEiEg sha he fully true ard ny rea.o:nnle e!eec
Ior o2ly hocest but The road 70 hns5e.: success
, 1863-06-01

The Song Messenger OF the
Northwest.
4 Musical Monthly. edited hy IIKSEy c, WORK
Price 6U cents yca- To c1uha Of ten more 50 Gu
NJ ctrs fo: c1a:aiLasion, cents. Each nu'ube,
Ct nue1c. ue la.'e: uIter the ctargc ar AID mostly
n1cp.rsa hy GEo 8 koor: p:ncipa,ly vita reference
to se, ths Eants and tas.cs oi The musical people
tareDEhc ut the cnantry lii iArkab:e deErp3 A. Ii
cd ~ The rapidly c.eang subscription Hat and
the constant exp: eseon OF pleasure a sattefa ctlo
IRON tioee ~l tfhc IT.. We h& lust issued the third
lumber. tJune.) Subscribers may commence with
the init II they prefer.
, 1863-06-01
Arm advertisements,

knoW, Mr. TAILOR is Al uncommon1y go3c meso.
di5t II EA! be remembered ttt he tie HrshQ{ Df
%. Nrar She Flag Around me. Eoys."
, 1863-06-01

A sops md Chorus. By tie ha1ae author. psiee
oas of ths pures: and sxeetess Lore Bonzs that ne
, 1863-06-01

$'SonE Of n Thonennd Years."
Solo and Chorus. Illustrated Title. Words and Music
b: HESEH c. WORK Price = cents.
We bare high hc2es Of tlls Song. It 10 in noble
style. depicting the utuso Of nation IN way th4t
strengthens our hope-. aod ns will resolves.
The Solo Is adnPsei to voices Of medium range and
thu Chorus to mixed or tuens voices may ba con.
yrn!en. sang by the let the alto be an octaye
higher. excepting In tile unison passages.
, 1863-06-01
INSTRUMENTAL: MUSIC.

Transcription for tse Piano Forte or e.,y Arrange
ments ofsoc.e OF cur Songs. By ADoLrHK BACABAcK.
Iattle CrE OF Freedom. IS
81 % Of I.bts;y:s ccu,iaE.
ssie:s pTean
{, wrao tic Fss Abound ;ie. iioy., ii:.
Lutte Nsjor. ths Drummer Roy 8
1'c!''e Aess 0nu =
Fix pieces by ALBEIT r. BEBe, \ Little more diG1-
cult:
Gorttea Deau. tIrenac1o Is
Lst ueGx Atg NAted' d'.....-.-............-...z =
LHeure De- "a FreIe. {yaIiei). S
March De La Re!he.. u
7enkano Vase Is
yaGced:
Marie Toila MazusEa. u
fsos ebut Po k1 Eo1do ~
OF about the dt ulty three excellent pieces.
as follows:
of Frseo @ Ris
Rock Nc to Sleep Transcription de cozcert> By
still more dlnlcult:
Polka Gracieuse e.....,........,...T william Mason 60
Grand March. from Tannhauser, 50
Amcng other Instrumental music the following
may be named zs successful:
IT, iafasS .,,H ~stT sa;. + 0tso s
tet fo!kn E!ote3cc
SE1tlIE 70 Z: bmtn =
C'lc,spsti Air Line Il II Gailop ......A. j. Vau. ~
Col Ellsworth Requiem March. h.,..,......A.J j. vaas N
III Ss.i e,;nt; 7'!a:f
oSen Gus1ds schotti: Nil. Cara + crav sas
EbclantIeks j. Vaaa 50
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An oil Highland Song. Arranged with Chorus by
Gro F. EooT Price + cents.
We taink hiss oeaatfn! Scotch melody: and An IN
appropriate n these dAys rafe1ias TO our returning
heroes.
, 1863-06-01

Song aud Chorus. RyR. TATLoR. fzdce =. cent ~.
Although recently pnhished Ee e3nn 4 II - ~
vel sdapted to rfezs the feelings ot tfe
at touc, that It Il already popnlas anu SUCCESSFUL
, 1863-06-01
T ARGE SALE AT AUCTION
First Class Residence PROPERTY.

Will be sold At Anet,on. oa JESE IESMTa: E M 1sa.
1arre nnr1ber or tlkSr Class Lake shote re4t-
aeaes ;ots a the not PIT Or taa
nox beic ( balf Il i bounded BY Michigan Avenua
~ ~ Vesf LaER shore the east Elngofd street
tha aouth and t;o!Cme1cc street on the north. It
ffcuis Michssa Iol:sna, Pza..te and Calumet A1en-
r., Ind none u the lots fonr mirute3 walk
rot, 1he State street a2a C.;tase Grove cara Par
sons examine the property s Sec thAt the land
higher and ahoa: tEiee the width from ssate street
nis king toou for 1ne neighborhood til. surround
Cd With ChnErhes and schools has the advantage Of
Eas. IRE Pablo lamp@, water and tue large drain on
knEsd ssIset-1te largest and deepest in toe city
thereby ehabirg pcEsoCs to have ceats OF a1y dss-
f.ole s m as2tn: M~1e good dseIlngs a1e ae~ ~ 1p
desilsoe neehborhood be founi tn any cty. Lots
ara sep. ranKtnE from one hundred md hxty-one
Gl) 10 one hundred and Reveuty eE1k t1ss, fe:t II
Is only question Of Of time whether they shall sell at
rates Or three huntEed dollars per loot price
which they Elil bring II u sery f.r {ears:
At the tame tine, will be ondrad I fnu square Of
ground upon .bo lake Shore, h2tssea coMnarce and
F1nEcld Streets xhfch commands v1ev OF tho enre
tatboz of Chicago. It contains over eight hnadstt
t-o31 fter,
r. For t3rxter particulars call At oitca No. 3. No
tlpollraa Hall Block
d sale e eotnmaAoe At 10 O'Clock, a. II.
, 1863-06-01

"Who'u Save the Left :''
4 Dattle scene-Eords by r. ToxPktss. Nusic by
Gro. F. EooT, Price 50 cents,
Nineteenth Illinois aad their companions in arms, Who
fslt as Murl.e<sboro. This Il vlvd description Of
SeE1eys ca1! Who'll eayo tne len ?" ID that memo7a
ent1Seitc yo!ces md GOOD dsssrIpsi9e snd dec.ams
tory rover. MIL produce gseat effect with this Song.
, 1863-06-01

" ntcn1hE Tor Fn.3
Son. and Chorus. by HKxRx c. Work, Price Is
cents.
Fcry nice Song about three little forms IN tbs
window, waiting to give father Welcome.
, 1863-06-01

4 QuaYtette Words by Dr.. BoxAR. Music By AxASDA
81. HCFr. Price = centF.
Vt.ther y shall meet 1nd rest mid the holy a3d
the b!est - A bezntttul and touching Poem set to
EASY music fer four voices With An accompaniment fo:
:te Piano Forte.
, 1863-06-01

We intend to publish only pleces that have DIS
t!nctive merit. tand we think We hnvc unusual f!c
ies for juGgtDgof these things> bnt notwithstanding
our carr there are occasionally tlnse tlat into re
tttcHen: upon our shelves no. secmtn. TO take ns
rssEMse IL. Ia view Of heae Things 11pose to
give Ill ous cha ty sitting tsf
ly to our patrons and the pubic wha. tncy are. and
>e.1re only tsrs that have proved themselves atsac
tive. popular and uSeful.
, 1863-06-01

ror Wants. For Sn!u, Boarding,
Fourth Page.
, 1863-06-01

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ELY AA> - =
49, -AONAAoFA
pmav rrna s+h a+ IN o,e1ocr 4. M
VI tAAuo = eAAe oeo' a. ~ o~AS~A q" AA'f
On the Premises,
,.. p..,,,, >. o.
!. It being necessary 1of Nf f4lstcE 70 return 10
Ga!ttbTr- 70 :tsume n. POSITION IN the KaEoaA COT
panyr House Hnfn no nas aaa ueaef nls ctasSe ~
vel knosn ae SAIL PATEt ~ H0LEL. with the
fffEtf-
, 1863-06-01

ssJOhnny SchmoEcr,
A four part Song with action-ns eung BY Father
kcmn's Old Folks. Arranged By g. F. 1stx. Price s.
cents.
Va have never heard any humorous concert piece
.evrrei oe af1er ihe nthrr nm tn verr
pleasant tnn. spd aeee12snisd b. np2rop,.ass more
schoola Especially OF bo5s> th1s got u Full
directions are printed tn the Song.
, 1863-06-01

~sThc Days When we Were
EOunS,"
Song. words and Aius!c BY HExHT C. #oEK Price
25 cents.
Wetoucs tender chord In MA a heart when We sing
does pcrs1n go>d to l01k back occasionally through
the ctum ofsUch .orE thls TO the days me bE
The name OF authoe this Song gua-ahte: that
1t possesses merit,
, 1863-06-01

't3Iinc IL the Mourning Heart"
A Apuett for sopraro and tenor-by srEPuKy c. Fos
TfR Price IS cents.
a Charming composition Of this remarkable nelo-
dt It se+ns to the best OF his that We have seen
Tor lGDg time.
, 1863-06-01

~ {. II. SCRiVEN, ddrerttx4ng !4geaf, 6a
!'fdrb1rn street, ts dHktn ted fo rcce!ce adre ri
a:ehts for this a,.d al The leadIag North uest<ru
rl1erS.