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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-28
9aatrbgs, sc.
Watches and Clocks.
JOHN REEVEs les,

M NlLb respectfglly intorm lis Old euntotpc,.lk
w he public generally that ailer 40 aisst,s, - ~,
months he has returned TO Dayton and taken IN. t
prtnerty occupied By James w. Seope ~ fpee p
No. ass Third Street 4slss
Two doors West Of the Post ofsoe vl,a.t l,..it IL
happy 20 stVe All his old customers and Al ~
MAiChEs, CLOCKS, ARD JRWKLRY ras..o y
,nbns 10 the hssl n,snner and on short nOucs 1872
49, p,.isn nA.antiED - fair trial 10 an IN
80 eA~-HAAo HefA- lth2A
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-28
). 3. GILBERT & Co,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
6K OC EklES AND LIQUOkS.

20 and 7S Jefferson St, Dayton, d.
lUU street, oo"'''" ut 10 ana 10 Ienersoa
Jefferson IT. f'NNo'' ." ." hhl q
100 bbls rect bed whisky tH ..
J.sse, 40 40 Sd Rye and bourbon Whisky NJ, 70 snd
Nuts, Raisins Figs and Primes, at 70 spt 70
street. - ~ '''iu ~ 'tuFl-alu
:, 70 KITS KITS no. Mess shad; 10 ibis do Herrn. u.,
street ~ ~ N"' % dtnhi -oE
p epe',s, henned sugars, Alum, Ro-u, Tsr, eplpbn,
~ mi mi az lr,lr, soda Coperas aud Salt Peter ior ssl ~
o OSsssis s ghappNgn Wine; 80 boSes 81 lstsp ca,
e'i ,o,l Un tl nau, ~ ~ aud Is Jefferson street
loo Bulsof every variety of yirld6ia T.h,,an
reeelyed ~ 70 and 75 'eferson streei ~ = 81
,o Nv % r,an cneslS pnnpowder, lppongan and Youua ,s
"rs ,ei ~ hAli do Black do, f6r sile afro and n
AZ Har R27d4W
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-28

AS recciYod his uuw spring stock, large, Weli.se
IL lecied aud Of the best qnality.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-28
NNMNN no WOvG.
FOR SALE BY

WIN Wensthof and W Stewart, Dayton; George l.
Boyer, Miamisburgi Stocklager, Unonj @ AndeT-
sou, CenreYllle; n yersg New Lebanon; n jackson,
ChanbensbuTgi ~ 10 Haner, HRrriHbuTgi ID u Divine,
Johnsyillel Arnold A I.mbsrt South Arlington; Jacob
smyer, West Balsmorei Rookie A Co., Germantown;
MURPHY, NandAlia; Niokols, Liberty; ID Rees,
farmorsVille; HeyeTling Herr, Salem; W Pyrmont,
Williams A swaner, West Baltimorei Parker, Bro,
Co., Parkersburg, and by Druggists and Merchants
generally throughout the United States and Cana
das. defGdly
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-28
laIumbing.
New Gas &Steam Pipe Fixtures
JUST RECEIVED AT
r. WARE G MALCOLM'S,
Nh. 4O Jen.rso,, ....

MO- FUI JeHersOm street., III m
A VERY superior assortment OF Las t1Stnres. se.
"A levted nom the LATEST NEW YORK Pan
TERMS, consisting OF Brackets Pendants, Uhand,.
hers Glass Paper and Mica ehades pRN Iapers ac
winch uley are deternnvu 10 sell al the lowest living
rates Ihey are also reoeivmg d hat constantly OF
hand every variety OF PLUMBING GOODS which
lheI sell rs low AS eau be soid elsewhere.
N lhey are also putting up ua-, steam, and Water
Pipes reduced rates. BY strict attention 10 b,lsness
ana superior workmanship they hopvIo merit share
oI PuUc patronage tlD4i sil 4.. jy2
, 1863-12-17

10, the best interest Of our country whols; sud
WuEnEAs, The end Of the te1m OF oihce Of one
present wieo and excellent Ch'cf Magistrate Is ap-
p'WVsaE Wanazxs' Thc American people will be called
upon during the coming year TO exercise the!r right
dent of liz United States, and other Federal on
WnzasAs, az It is probable, at the time Of holding
aid ejection. that there may be from half to
fhree-nnartera OF million Of American clttzens-
oualiasd voters-who have Eala2tly lon their
md ~ e,G waS ha,s sndsFe
WmxaSas, s American citizens who Offer their al
soBt nB sSea e. Ro
rhts f citizens by reason Of their absence in the
service Of the country and ,.,
II phe ha states Vii Better
shie thern to understand the character and condf-
lion Of those States, aud Of tho remedies that
shead Be- applied to em ma seor
the ciVil law tos elmer with the long lost Gonattn-
tiona rights Of personal hborty,--the liberty OF
nna Tst Wc he BoaId of Supervisors Of
Cook County, do respectfully request our repre-
sensitive fto1n this district-Hon- / n. Arnold
citizen soldier who may DO In the army at the time
Of holding tho Presidential election, tho unquall.
led right 10 vote ioz The Presldential electors.
etaI States ehonld be authorized and requested to
send proper agents to the army to see tnat an soi
diers shou1d EaYo the opportunity Of voting, and
II case State shoaa feqse @ o tbs aoors n
theft State The right to vote; then tho President
shall be authorized to Issue procamatoa calling
spective States securing to every soldier The fnll.
unqualified and unrestricted right to cast his Tote
for whom lo pleasea as Presidential electors,
foIowseDolton refusing to 1etc:
bradford, EdJrooE, Fleming, fafVeit Gibbs
H.. TYrE%t- -&r%a- ArEfn II hFa
, 1863-12-17
.B0ARD OF SUPERVISORS.
Miscellaneous Business---Appoiut-
ing Wajor Generals.
Reso1utlons---The Presidential EIec-
ttOn-Citfzeubhfp Of SoldIer6--The
Army Vote.

u,.. ~..a ~ e-.-,.- - - a, ~
assembled yesterday, to finish up the business Of
the session. The business was nj miscellaneous
shs.sn,oS 'S'''-' "'9 VI . '''''~ S'A"1eous
cuatas'a' ...-.-
The minutes Of the nrcceain~ 5 aar xre-c ,eas and
,.-.,.s 49, 7' we" ~ "~
approved.
ported On the BILLS Of C. DeWo1f, $1oo5, fos hold
ine inauest. and n. L. Curtfs s9s5 for Cornnerss
daty, recommending payment. concurred in.
- aero,iint, to notice siyen an tbc n, nreee5no ] av
laid on the table.
Supervisor Charleston offered the following.
T. Rtso2rtd, That the Board Of supervisors rcspcst
fully request Ad1utant Gene5ai Fuller, OF this
f ~ ~ rrnmntp ~ TnaI - ~
at lie civ OF Chicago, The reaolution Vas
adopted.
Supervisor Halnes moved that the County psy
| eco to the Chairman OF the Committee having In
! charge the arrangements Of the war meeting, The
motion prevailed.
Suserviepr Irwin presented request that the
Supervisors would take seats on the platform at
o!ah nan' a"u ae' Do ''ee 1'esaoe"ls VI tae VIII
STneEr1.or ,5orcsn ca1led +ha .tte,t,o, ~ The
ea, ~ ~ ,asotinn 4asaad ~ a. III % ;ag
DUNN ~ IL 15o1.s'1 D GaissSut - suG pleIeuuS
~ -, ret ~ thi. Sssa,on ~ eaI1 -
,,i ~ ~ s . ~ hnaos1
~ ssn,,t eas aaa9une ~
ra3sed If ii the iinnnr seljera paid iicenscl Hc
! offered the following:
N.1rAd, That tho, Board Of Auditors in con-
JUNCTION with the Commtsaioners Of Highways Of
| each town, be empowered to leyy discriminating
tax Of not less than twenty dollars pos annam on
and that the snPervieors report the same semi
annually to the County CLERK, and that the county
| enforce payment OF the eame. Withd1a"n-
, 1863-12-17
Female Seminary In Ioyya.
EdtfnrH Chfcarn Trfhune.

VIII you bc kind enough to allow me to cali ut
tention to the effort now making In behalf OF the
agent, the Rev. Charles B. Stout, is now in this
city, endeavortng to Eaise the amount required to
secure the firm establishment Of an Institution
first application ofany amount the young Diocese
Of lows has ever made on the Episcopalians or
others Of Chicago.
Should 1t not be responded to? Town IL now
sending an immense trade to this city, and agents
Of the merchants are constantly visiting the
towns and cities Of that State, soliciting business
for Chicago. It 1s but fair that her business men
aid in her educational works, to say nothing Of
the higher claims Of religion, The Bishop of Iowa
hae 1abotea there for ninc years, and that faith-
Of every Christian heurt. Dear brethren and
friends, aid US little IN this effort, and do not
turn cold look On the agent when he calls He
is but recprocaiing the calls yonr agents. a.e
etnnt1y making in Iowa. CuA8. B. STOUT.
, 1863-12-17
AMUsEM EHTS,

r.ntaa will repeot her charsetcr Of Narcn,ttah,
In tue Wept Of Wish-ton-Wish thus evening.
Being unable to attend her first representation Of
mass Judgment upon her deltncatton Of that very
beautiful character. That che did hersslf and the
beautiful ideal Of Cooper Justice, we can scarcely
doubt. ..-z. -
Muszuh HAM,. ". Lanelsaas dramatic
public, and We doubt not he viii be entirely able
to establish his place as an attractive resort There
is stigma resting upon this ball. from the private
rascalikfes which were reported 10 hsve
been practiced there by his Immediate predecessor
an account cl which has reached the public eye
he had NO knowledge Of the circumstances, until
he reached here from Milwaukee with his co1u-
pany. The sterling comedy OF still Water Runs
Deep WILL be given this evening. ..-
tbotr entertainments At Bryan Hall this evening
We hayc had occasion to speak OF this coutem-
plated concert several times during the week, and
We shall be clad II our efforts to sccure them seu-
erous hearing shall prove successful. We know
tbev descrve suceess mt ontv from their nrtistic
.ss,. ~ 49,, othas mo. yhtsh wa h.v. ,naas
aa.. -, ~ ta ~ ,a1a.s ~ ~ ~ .so-th =, ~ s.
-, ~. Nj, ~ .,,o,,t a.
Ms-.nna,Ir sT,,-A,7,,o,on H. N, Va Mr.
a.-s,s ~ Matronoi;Ia 11,11 eont,nne IN J,s,- fn,,
s1fes, AZ melloponsaa lAa, eon.ms. ~ ola" lul
houses. They Are 1nN Of m1rth snu tuo, but omit
fnto th,d r1.aa ~ fcnte,t,inmcnta
mnn,.ssov = un1vzss c1pcna .Jepet,to Ar,c,o
and Miss Donsldeon continue to draw ialr share
OF public patronage to this place OF amusement.
They arc both excellent in their line.
VAH1ETEs.-mlss EVE o1eat coMmencca uu eH-
, 1863-12-17
HGnBERT & SAMPSON,
" AUCTIONEEEs.
SALE OF VALUABLE H0RsEa, CARRIAGES,
CUTTERS AND HARNESSES.

At AUCTION. We will sen, On FRIDAY, Dec
ID he rear Of he scha House, ona splcndtd blacE
Stallion JealB old, Blaek Hawk stock splendld style
Horses and years old. ma travellers, one of the
Horse, pears oid, sound ind knd. snd good traS.
eler; one Roan Saddle Mare rom Kentucky, yeaEs
me Bay Horse, gears old; one pair OF Dunco1ored
Horses years Old. go9d uaye1e<s' and Kind Ia donnie
weighs 1900 pounds; also one splendid Family Car
siaEe. Doston manufacture, and bas been used but
gtes and Harnesses; also number Of Cutters.
Any OF the above stock can be bought at private
sale 1T any time previous TO the hour Of sale ut
tiap, and nl1 0f tha atock be seen any ho up
GHBEtr d SAMPSON,
, 1863-12-17


DR.. I. Winslow Aver, of the Chicago Throat and
Lung Lung 1netttnts, neC9rmick's building, corner Of
nentl succcasful IN the srxezy and psrnaasas
cure Of Throat and Lung md Heart diseases. His
mode Of treatment, which Is arho7y unlix that Of
9thsEs epgassa II The sams SPECIALITY. has effected
aiter all other forms Of medication have failed.
Investigate Consultation free. Best Of city refer
ences gwen On application. dec1G-s67aaSt
~ House and ssgn Painting, .caleiuingg,
Shades, at Wholesale and refill.
Box 5ss3+ deciSssss1m ss
Go 70 1nE BEsr-Go to Bryant l. Stratton's
Chicago Commercial College, to get a thorouch
practical business education. For circulars ad-
Chicago, Illinois.
E Discases Of the Nervous, Seminal, Urinary
and 8cxual SyRtc1ue-new and reliable Eeatm en-
IN reports ofthe Howard Aesoclat tion-seut by mail
In eealed letter envelopes hee Of charge Address
Dr.. ). SEllin ueughton, Howard Association, No.
esouth Ninth street, Philade1phis, Pa.
noao-
, 1863-12-17
:Dou1ln.

VAKEN UP-Dec. 18th, 1868,
l. Z rcd and vhita Hosse about 10 years old. For
particulars inquire OF JAS, RYAN, cor. Of Clinton
| snd DcKoyeosta, West Side. aa1t46kl-At
, 1863-12-17
CHICAGO ON The WAR-PATH.
Another Meeting To-NE@ht-K ally to
tho Board OF Trado KoOust

The patriotic fires which were ro-kiud1ed at
Br7an ian last evening, will burn brightly at the
t'oolns VI 'nu 1o'''u VI tf"oe 'onisu'' Ing u.e'I
ing will be different In some respects from that at
Bryan Han, ss the recruiting officer and the new
fse'm'' ano a. WIZ afa "u4lne 1"au.pt .aenouot
OF being one OF the eounfry's noble defenders.
,'ror;sio1, h,a bonn n,ado nor tbe snnnort ar ths
PiovAsiuu aas wv" "4"oo A"' 'As "Aepo' W tAe
solaiefs' inrn1hee-
bring bis llst, Lei every man who ia willing to 20
nrnriacd he Ia literally comncnsa,rd. and h1s
p.o41 .,'0-',.s ~ - ~. s,.7 -. a.'
And Let cre.y loya, eltszcn who IL In favor Of
vigorous prosecution Of the war and In fayor Of
.nss,r1 ~ orots ~ ront county ,r,bac, -oso,t.
Ing 10 n draf, be present.
....
PROTECTION OF fLATE-GLLS9 NlEbOW6~
s,.aa a.,s 49, "aa aa....s.so -
hf Ooo.-slnce thc uncommon occurrence. on
Monday, Of small dog leapins through tho show.
window Of the Wheeler Il Wilson Sewing Machine
es'onhsnmen. lug Lahs street, eoaslaeEao'e an1o-
~ aas s,1- a,.t, .ssss "1
ha fsrts ~ sh;s c,sn M That a small m, Ind roI.
11ss5 so,,,a c,,s+or,s. ~, 80 atora a,d IN tha
crowd ineide had lost bis owner: When he dis.
desperate leap through one a Of the issss panes @
shattefng fhe 1oTGs portion, ana nEnsang upeno 2o
ae a ~ t.shs. nd nnt hsiS mdT ie0 @
tss 9fze on - ;hg west sae - ef the 9oo wss
e II Mssi d,fs I'll em y a1a e
The aedsnt occurred at @ ana a. s4s " IT. r. cht a
tsnaem eae aaa teessopneo '"s oupnea'e !" oe scas
oy ~ anr fnea, atores ,rc no,v ,ntroduc,nr
hlategass snoW I ~ ~naoEs t an9 mas!e. o.
tnp IN m necasa on ~ e ~ .ys,hsr + r.
outside outs Of inside. This Is tte second . occurrence C.
~ nn Me M nase ns heald o. IN snfs ana ~
nntnne1sr Inn ,I1 tbe n'stsiS ipto the stot ene
snx motoctfon ia rrnnfrcd. II ia nn{y necessart
T. t TIA $500 h tt 70 .fh' - ~ ~
, 1863-12-17
THE CITY.
MASS WAR MEETING,
Brvau Hall Last Evening,

Addresses by Hon. G. C. Bates: Rev.
Oh. Tiffany. D. D.: Hon. E. Van
Buren,; Col b. Davis; George
a. Mech; Hon. z. Jussen,
Hon, J. Wentworth;
Lieut.. Col Mann,
and Others.
, 1863-12-17

ARRIVAL OF MorE IsvAI1ps.-six companies Of
Of the Invalid Corps arrived last night, from Camp
Chasc, ziaCindnnati Air Line. and four addition
tional companies nre expected to arrive to-day
from New York. These, with tho 1st regiment Of
Michigan ShatpRhootess. win swell the garrison
to tvstnty-six companies. However, it il highly
probable that upon the arrival Of these ten compa
nics-making sixteen companies OF the Invalid
Corps, with the six now hcre-the Michigan
DeLan!1 and his aids have been constant and inde-
fatignb1e IN the performance Of their duttes Their
vigilance has been unrsnItting, and their regula.
here will regret to part with them, but wherever
they thtY will IuaEa their mark.
, 1863-12-17

~ The Greatest discovery of the age is DR.. C
H. Woodhull7s Turkish Cancer Remedy. he Kills
and extracts Cancers in six to twenty four hours
without Instruments, pain OF 1osa' Of blood. His
cu.es in chronic diseases are tho most remarkable
on record, and his remedies the wonder Of the
profession aud the admiration Of the sick.
Within the last Hix years the Dr.. has cured over
$1,000 cases, and 1t may be safely said that onehalf
Of those patients had been treated by mercury, and
their doctors told them the last rny Of hope had
expired.
br. WIS magnetic treatment in paza1ytic cases
that have not walked for many years, made to
walk In three to BIZ days.
ONCE g wabash avenue, Chicago. Address P.
o. Box, COOS. dec It's 103 It
Father Kemp's Old Folks, twenty-five 16dies
and Gentlemen, sing at Bryan Hall Monday even
Ing, Dec. q. de18-s6515t
~ William Hayward, the Eminent Balladiss
Is now with Father Kemp. and win appear at BEy-
IN Hall, on Monday evening next. de16GJ74t
E" John Afarchmont's Legacy" new novel,
BY the author Of Aurora Floyd, !" " Lady Audicy's
Secret" etc, and Charles Dickens new Christmas
story, "Mra. Lrriper's lodgings"
"D1AH1Es ToR 1864, ,''-McNally & Co.; 81 Dear
born street, have received aB fine an assortment OF
Diaries for 1864 as there Ia in the city.
SPECIAL NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
, 1863-12-17

TIE Bob1Es or CHICAGO OFFICERS REcov-
xnrp.-A dispatch was received yesterday from
Nashville, stating that the bodies Of Meutenans
Colonel Duncan, J. Ha1l and Captain ". Il. Rice,
both OF tho s9th regiment had been recovered from
the aeld Of ChIckntnauen, and viii reach Chicago
toxno,7pw, The body Of Lieutenant 4. r: El1s
was also recovered. aThe bodies of Captain John
Bpnk and Captain Thomas Whiting, Of tho asms
regimoaT could not be found.
, 1863-12-17
Throat and Chest Diseases.

EPEoIAL NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC
, 1863-12-17

W. neutrality-suspicious. by q
Friendship, love and lis CONSEQUENCES. Photographs
EXCHANGED fdeslred. Address WILLIE H.. Co. G,
, 1863-12-17

'D1AH1Es !oR 1864, ,','-McNal]y & Co.; 81 Dear
born street. have received IS hne an assortment OF
Diaries for 1864 as there is in the city.
, 1863-12-17

~ wlklam Hayward, the Eminent Ballaaiss,
IN ~ 1GM Hs ~ On Mondsy evening ne1 ppaas
, 1863-12-17

~ -
probable that upon the arrival O. these ten eompa,
nics-making sixteen companies OF the Invalid
Corps. with the etL now hcre-the Michigan
Shatpshootefs VII M be ordered to tne aeld; Col.
DeIan1 and nus Aus nave ocea const1nt anu 1nde-
x1g1lanee & has nee9 qnrsmtunE; ana taelr fsgnia.
herr viii reeret to nart with. them. bnt WHEREVER
they 60 tllsy will make their mark.
---------
WISCONSIN, eoSsca1F1s oolaa eouto--
On Tuesdar evening 10 volunteers and 400 con-
acr1nts and substitutes arrived On the-Noithwest-
~, P,,1-oad snd ,.o-, ..aostsa y.o,. thot sarot
to the Cincinnati Air Line depot, BY company Of
me Alehssah ohaEpshootefs. AS Inc tram was
eMef,ne tne clty tWo o. ing eonsc.1pts attempted
susrecea T. eeti aut ~ 1nn otber <. aa
shot ~ one ~ ria rSaTds and Tnnn3ea % He Was %ss
taken baeF to Wiscensin yestenilay morning. ""S
'AAs'4 D"s~ :" "'e>o0en- yseseso"5 D1''D
NAil'No VAA1ss.'~a 3oauS AtnoN naa-
ine ron hock 4sano' "a'Sed lnto the oaseaso
Post o1aee. Yesterday, with Faiise IN bis hand,
containing all md singular bis personal effects. He
came ont without the ralfse. It may be that he
Irao aharpt aconoh n have dronnad n into
~ Il mav ha Iat !. es stnIen W frorn ht, ba a.
not know, when; is Sam ef1ck observed. zone
was as likely as the other. and more so. If any
lnlne.'
" -
SOLDIERS HoME-bREAKFAsT FOR A REG
1NExr or LyA1Ds.-Four hundred and dity men
, 1863-12-17

COLLISION WITH 4 BR1DoE.-The schooner
Margaret colllded with Clark street bridge on Tues
day afternoon On her why up the rivcr, breakins
the locks and pushing the bridge open. The
bridge was not damaged to an extent sufficient TO
stop the tide Of travel over II.
, 1863-12-17

Father Kemp's Old Folks, twenty-five 1adies
and Gentlemen, sing at Bryan Hall Monday even
Ing, Dec. q. del6-s65O-5t
, 1863-12-17

Acc1pESr.-A boy named John Grobc,
living ut $40 Halstead street, had two fingers cut
OF yesterday in Lawyer printing press, at the
Job Printing Of1co of Kennedy and Campbell.
, 1863-12-17

ANOTHER RKREL PRISONER EscApED.-Jamcs
Batcs, prisoner Of WEI. was missed at camp.
on Friday night lass. It seems be wss employed
with sosue woIkuen and al night took dinncrp pail
without being discovered. He Is probably come
where In tho CITY.
, 1863-12-17

ASSAULT AND BArTEnT.-William Brown
was hned SO BY Justice Hoisington yesterday, for
brutal assault upon ono Mary Clay, whom he
knocked down on the sidewalk on tho corner Of
Dearborn and Randolph streets, and struck her
while lying On tho pavement. He was committed
in default OF poymcnt.
, 1863-12-17

w A N T E D-Agents wanted.
aale or nrst-c1ass subscription works, such IS thc
aissory q the @ Gty1i War II AMsEiea. b{ J. s. Al,
GLARk & Co., s. Washington street, Chicaso, in.
, 1863-12-17

w ANTED-A partner in a we'll
~ established, paying business, with cash cap
ltal OF from 5000 to 5000 OF good business
ChIcsvu. ffe1s-afa6t.3t
, 1863-12-17

F1RE.--A 3re broke out about one o'clock
yesterday morning in ahed attached to arwo
story house on the corner of Madison and Union
streets. Two police Officers were passing at the
moment and succeeded In extlnguishing tho flames
almost immediately. The damage done was
tItning.
, 1863-12-17
"0nf Dag is there, our fag Ia there;
Behold its Gi0rious htripea and stats I"

HeV. y: q. 11dany, D. D., having anticipated that
the meeaine was OF tho nature expressed by the
Last speaker, aao come unprepared by written
of encouragement 10 the young men Vim Il w,s
hoped would volunteer, and 10 show ths, Il p,s -
stcp in the direction Of right He did not under-
stapa this 10 be meeting to mise means to Innet
the expenses Of soldiers famiiiea during a 1onr
w1r, bat to eend forward men enough to make liz
= short war-so sho1t that the fund At present on
hand may suthce Tor the wants Of the weary ones
1t hosne. A1usion bad been made to the fact that
members OF the clerical profession had been inyi-
tod to night and 70 the TACT that in this cause ther
pgesenns should be courted. II thefe were the
9aiutcst shadow Of doubt Of the right and need
OF this movement, no Clergy man. he was assured,
would be found hero bat tie evidences ehow that
willie men should look to God, their eyes and guns
, 1863-12-17

The Board 0! Supervisors OF Cook County re-
assembled yesterday, to finish up the business of
the session. The business was Of a miscellaneous
character
, 1863-12-17

:" A ANTED.-A Core Maker
w wanted Immediately. Apply at NcCormIck's
Reaper Foundry. near Rush street bridge.
, 1863-12-17

WANTED-Knowlng there are
w many fnc young ladies' who arc readers OF
The TsInuSE I'll, would a5st say anz Of them Elsh to
view TO amusement and mutual Improvement. may
address HARRY FAY. Co. E, 3eh Illinois Infantry,
VickshurE. Photographs exchanged II desired
, 1863-12-17

" ANTED.-e60 q Month.-We
to sell our ETerIsatin9 Penci1 Oriental Burners AID
thirteen Other neg, uSefl and curious 4stictee n
teen Citcutarh sent Tree. A111t23 SHAW CLAh2s
BtddetotIe AAint. ssE&6
, 1863-12-17

G. & c. e. r. R. DIv1pEND.-At their reg
ular annual meeting yesterday tho Board Of Di-
rectors OF the Galona and Chicago Union Railroad
Company, declared a semi-annual dividend Of three
per cent. Aside from this, tho business transacted
was not Of general public interest.
, 1863-12-17

LIZ ~ AuaAe u sPcSIAs p1t hisuP4t 10 sly tAat IL
was desired to give that meeting and those which
should follow 1t practical turn. There had been
suggestions and questions made about the fund. It
was nearly MI taken and the list would be full by
tonight. The meeting wonld adjourn, when It did
adjourn 10 the Board Of Trade rooms this evening,
at ha1tpast seven The recruiting officers were
1,sd I'D S1 he1 TIT With ss%
care Of The Board Of Trade had already provided
for the support Of the families OF those who had
gone in their regiments and d. would Proyids @ so ior
could give guarantees from either OF those bodies
Of from any individual In those bodies with bonds
i req9sed thst ese5y tanily, ehonld Be provided
are many Of them better provided for than Of those
who staid at home. He had just rece1ycd $3.50
ee sape be more hn
during the past yeaF. He trusted that NIL the re-
cruiting officers would come to the meeting, and
hs oud ID IT, to get them the en Ms
who were able to 60 to the WIZ.
Loud calls were made for AcVicker. NIX. Fair
banks announced that he was not in the hall, but
that he would probably address them this evening
at the Board Of Trade roouB-
Tho meeting then adjourned.
SUBSCRIPTIONS.
The, following arc the subscriptions already
One Thousand DaHas EaeA-J. Z. Hancock. Mum
b Scott; Hall, Kmba1k & Co.. ]. u Danhana, CHI
cago Fire insurance Co., Merchants Loan and
well i c., Ca1cAoo TamgsE co.-$1o:o9o;
Norton The. sr Ran Flint s,maO = TaOmgsgq r
ii. Ford, ". 6. Hubbard, F. Tntt]e, Nelson Tutle,
Walter & Rogers, Bowen Brothers. Gilbsrt, Hub
Fred Tl1d Dnnfe1in, webster Baxter, Dnrana Bros.
7srte H;sdsss 6oae,l:-1aain, Smith : neles
, 1863-12-17
NLDSt.
Boarni1tg.


DOARDING.| have two rooms
9 vacated to-day. suitable for gentlemen AMI thcr
wives win few Other boallcFs IN ncw brick house,
With hot and cold yatcr, gas, and all modern Inn
Jacksoa atreet, deli a73[lt
ROARDING.-A few single gen.
-AV tlcmen can be accommodated With rooms and
board Also. one unfurnished room. Suitable for
gentleman and his wife, be had private famk-
1y, ,ut ST South Clark street. dcted6t1-3t
BOARDING front parlor, un-
Id furnIsh ed with board, can DO obtained Al 1sr
Fourth avenue. Also, accommo&tatlons for faw
boarder0. ue46snaAr4s
Observation-Disclosures rooms
D Win bosrd, can be had 1t lis WAbAsh Arenue
de18 s693t
DOARDING.-To rent twithboard.
ID In a private family. pleasant front room. ua-
, 1863-12-17

SOLDIERS HoME-BREAKFAsT FOR REG
1AzsT Or IxvA1Ds.-Four hundred and afty men
have arrived. Lodgings were obtained for them at
midnight at the Armory. Al the ladies' Of the
Soldiers Home, and others interested ARE request
ed to be ut The soldiers Home, early, to aid in pre-
pairing breakfast for this regiment. See telegram
In proceedings Of the Nnr Meeting