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The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-06-11

DEsPATcH STATION, Va, June 8-The
First and Fourth division, corps reach'
ed here this morning. 1t was o clock in
the morning Mhen the men commenced to
march. When day dawnei the rebels on
the South side of the Chickahominp OBJ
served moving column. and opened out
with 2 guns Of very heavy calibrr. Sever
al men were injured whlle marching 10 the
ranks. Col. Hoffman's brigade, immediate
" took possession this side Of the railroad
bridge. Barricade was thrown across the
railroad about half mile below this sta.
ton. Between US and the rebels flows the
Chickahominy. At this point the stream il
net mors than loo yards wide. The
bridge is three times as long. All the
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-06-11

AFLoAr.-Yesterday morning the steam
er M'Torter, in turning to go down the
river, struck new steamboat being finish
ed at the wharf. The new boat broke loose
from her moorings, and, before the WORK"
men aboard of her were aware of it, she
was in the middle Of the river. She float
cd shout half mile below the city, when
she was caught by the IMPORTER and towed
back to the landing. t.....
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-06-11

CINCINNATI, June l0.-One Of Morgan's
men captured at Maysville reports that th g
force in Kentucky is under immediate com.
mand of Morg an, Col. Alston and Colonel
Smith, the total force is about 5000. A
large portion of them are dismountsd cav.
airy; they entered the State at Pound Gan.
A scouting spsrty under Everett was sent
ahead to pick up horses for the dismounted
men. They passed through Hazel Green
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-06-11

THE FESTIVAL given at Washington Hal
last night by the ladies of the Third Pres
byterian Church was complete success, al
present were highly pleased with the enter
tainment, and it passed off very agreeably.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-06-11

FARM FOR SALE.-Attentio is directed
to the advertisement under this caption
which appears in another column. The
farm isin excellent condition, good location
and every way suited for country resi-"
dence. For terms apply to Thos. Clark,
ESQ.,, in this city. I'd.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-06-11

Quick ANrIporEs.-If any poison is
swallowed, drink instantly half 'glass o1
cool water with heaping teaspoonful Of
common salt and ground mustard stirred
into it; this vomits as soon as it reaches
the stomach; but for fear some Of the poison
may still remain, swallow the white of one
or two raw eggs, or drink a cup Of strong
coffee, the two being antidotes for many
poisonous articles, with the advantage Of
their being always at hand; if not, half q
pint of sweet OIL or "drippings," or melted
butter or lard, are good substitutes, espe'
cially if they vomit quickly.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-06-11

Dr.. CUTTINGS, formerly prominent clti>
zen of GAINESVILLE, Ohio, recently died at
his residence at Marietta. The Doctor was
we'll known and highly respected in Clarks>
burgh, in this State. He was the father in.
law of Hon. John s. Carlile.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-06-11

WAR DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON,
10 A. NJ. June 10.
Major General DIX:
Owing to break in the telegraph wires
no dispatches were received yesterday from
the Army of the Potomac. A despatch
received this morning dated o'clock last
night say that there was no fighting on
Wednesday excepting between pickets.-
An arrangement had been effected by
which the killed and wounded were gath
cred in. There were no movements yes.
terday.
A deserter who came into the lines re.
ports that Hunters victory near Staunton
was more complete than the Richmond
papers reported. He says Hunter took 20
cannoDs, many prisoners, and large quan'
tity of stores. The defeated force was re.
Gently part of Breckinridges command
Hunters report is not yet received.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-06-11

LUNCH AND SALE-The ladies of the
Third Presbyterian Church will have 8
lunch and sale at Washington Hall this
morning at ten o'clock. The public are in
vited to attend.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-06-11

FAIR AND FEsTIvAL.-The ladies OF st.
Matthews Church will hold fair and fes--
tival at Washington Hall on Monday even-
lug next. We hope our readers will all bear
this fact in mind, and when the time comes
be prepared to give them liberal support
In these days of trouble and discord the
interests of the Church should not be over.
looked; on the contrary they should be
watched with careful eye.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-06-11
MONEY MARKET.

New Yosk, June ~,
Gold Srmsr and active, opening at ssH, "a
vsncing to 80, declining to 97x, ana c''s'.s 'f"
at 9sx. r. q @. 100, AN.
Government Stocks steady; os t1.L e0s w
pous ll2x9li3; 5 ~ eouP01e 1osI@ ~
Treasury October and Apni iuof.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-06-11
Local and State News.
NOTICE |'
To City Subscribers.

RoRERT J. CAMPBELL is no longer authori,
zed to attend to any business of any kind
for the REGISTER, Printing Establishment.
LEWIS BAKER, & 90.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-06-11
Fair and Strawberry Festival

TNHE Ladies of the Third Presbyterian Church,
/ South,w heeling, will hold Fair, and Strawberry
Festival at Washington Hall, on Friday evening, The
10th inst number of fancy and useful articles will
be offered for sale, among which beautiful bed quilt
valued at hundred dollars. Tie Ladies hope to be
sustained in their efforts by kind and generous pub.
lie. )eotd
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-06-11
New Advertisements
LOST.

On Thu: sday between the hours OF and II O'Clock
A. NJ, supposed to have been dropped Main Street,
small brown satchel, containing four letters, ad-
dressed to Wheeling Hospital A suitable reward will
be paid for the delivery Of the letters at the
North Wheeling. ]eio-2t-'
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-06-11
Information Wanted

JAMES MADISON YOUTSLER, who lived near
Staunton left his home about the first of March. His
name was registered at New Greek. W. Va, about
the 18th of March, and he left there to come to Wheel
Any information concerning him, will be Thankful lily
received by his wife at the Virginia Hotel in tAs
city. SAaAh fouiSLhh'
jel0-N"
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-06-11

CHANGED QUARTERs.-Some thirty or
forty prisoners of war were yesterday after
noon removed from the Military Prison in
this city to Camp Chase. - -i1 80 - s..
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-06-11

The RIVER was about stationary yester
day, with little over six feet water in the
channel.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-06-11
MARRIED..

On the sth inst at the residence CT the brides moth
or in Moundsville w, Va by Rev. Ftzerald, of Bell
air, Mt Lemoine Mott to Miss Gertrude Anshutz, al
of GAINESVILLE Ohio.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-06-11

CRY OF WHEELINs, June 6, 1854.
DRRsONS requiring license to transact business OF
i any kind within the city, will please call this week
and obtain the same. Those negleeting this notice
viii be called on by the City Sergeant which will sub
jsct them to additional cost.
a. St I.IRWIN, Clerk. .
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-06-11
FROM SHERMAN.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-06-11
Official Despatch.
No Fighting Wednesdayor
Thursday.
-IsIIsttIiIsiIssttInttGiG-
FURTHER FROM HUNTER.

WAR DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON,
1OA. NJ. June 10.
, 1864-02-25

LITTLE DAHEroo1.-This piece is meeting with
great favor at the THEATRE Its heroine being rep
resented By Miss Maggie Mitchell The house
was filed last evening With very appseclatire
audience the calls before the curtain belng hearty
and heard at the close OF each act. Maggse seems
to lake tte hearts OF our theatse-goers by storm,
aud no wonder. She has tho good sense to choose
such pieces as best bcft her powers, and to dare
TO be natural on the stage. Even the old habttues
who ordinarily smile at dying scene, and admire
tho make up Of the most trnglc eompoae, arc car
rcd away by her from their usual Ind i6erencc and
, 1864-02-25

Jeet Of Tie Association are both educational and
benesolent-to disseminate knowledge. snd pre-
pare It's members to properly enjoy constitutional
liberty; to help The needy, take care of the sick,
and 1T The same time to provide for its members
\ place Of resort where they aud their wives and
children. and ftienh, may find proper amusement
and Instruction.
This Association conmerds itself to all, Its
members arc excellent clttzens and entitled to the
cooperation and eupport Of all good people. Its
officers arc:
:. {Tkstdenl-Fritx W1nkeimauu.
6cc$etGFH-John Pfechte1
, 1864-02-25
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
Record Of Cases In the Different Lnu
Courts,

A motion vas made yesterany in the Circuit
nf rs.srr. e{1veym.n fn- an ,t+-.h.-. oVoaA
or.,nst Wr.s1rv a;nnoer .ha x1asS.'.u 4a 70 1ssoe
polftau ual tor cou&empt ot conr+ H. ,s,, s'.o -.
1rn,ntare, 10. ~ 1asHIn. oour. IL w1ll be re-
msen. Na IT, Injunction vas se1Eed eous two
proceeding with the WORK of rai.tng Metropolitsa tn
three or four days before. Tse woer
Mnna.s 10 nos.nstsaaing; Mr. Jewctt on behalf Of Ml.
munger resisted the motion. claiming that h;a
client hsd no power to RESTRAIN the contractor from
working, as the work had been nlscnd ~ h.sts.a. ~
pior to tbc scrv;co ~ ~ p.coo III als nanas
Contractor had bound himself tn the usual VA, to
perform the work.
Ii INC unlteo states District Court Judge Drum
uond announced that all motions for ucv Trials
nd d,.res1 ~ ~ VI f't1as taot''ng al ~ O'CLOCK
n,.-.as' ". -
1ete11 r. SITES 15e ccusr AND D1sTa1I cornTs
1etf: e. non.a,., =, :, ,,.,a.. n,-,,
.b:e snn:Ed et 4 NcGreSor Judgment iof
t,;S SSS Lind Linafey r LvslaoEe: Motion for ncw
ana taesn srns[ %nSes tat
MGsosKK .ex 6K;,.oo
~. Ca,eago Marsne and Fire Insurance Co. rs
I
&c. Sinnard IN ct al. Ts. AcGresoz. Ltsse 10
an1Gha Mhs 9sa.... 9H. ,z,,
Fday n911i snn5nirc % near oons for new trial on
SrlEn1on CorHT-Btjore Hon. jos E. Gar,,
:eS clspp Ct ii. >1 r.. Moss ct al, Dismissed at
plaintiff costs.
| 231. Hoyt ct al. yB MICHIGAN Central r. II. ca.
Judgment ior plaintiff. o'''@'''' ~ w.
Before Hon. Tan n. fUr1in. .H.dne fy,nrsnon
TGa. '''' 'a'' 1" 11'99S'S'' '1a2e. e'''s''o''
70 {1nht13r M al .T15s toafM1
/ c,rcr.1, Cn~,., n.<... H., n7m
t JUDGE Common Lasc. ~.~'' A1' N' '''''""'S'
5i5. Davidson u Loomts. Judgment for plain.
hd.
~. Aammond "; stevens. Motion bJ defend.
AL ~ aos piaaNHA 70 Snow Cause why nc Should hot
Iep1a.t ,qf Co eestI D8,s,cd with
f59eeoenao: rss sss. =. ,r.cn,,o,,. ,..,no..
S;e: best Fss Aeenock ct H. Judgment Tor de-
6y Stl1cker ve. 1o!denberE ct a. Continued.
~. Aapg"ouf ct al. xs. buttcrs; Continued.
- e.essneon Fas "alker.- Dismissed With
81: Potter ct a.. "a. Irwin. caseheara and taken
under edsfsencnt
t;a s; Fa5lent @ Ct A. Vs Griffin ct a. Dismissed at
s1e: o,Br1en ct al. ys. Walbaum. Dtsmissed at
plaintiffs costs.
C2Gnarr.
So. King ~. King ct al. Commissioners up.
pointed da 70 assien dover. -
/ VG.E1"a1us Fe. E0Hafus. heseI1eQ 10 master.
| - BullerHao rs. Bu.lcfnau. Complainant al.
loved TO prosecute as poor person.
Fly Sthrocaer y. selrnSdet. Decree entered.
6G5. Morast ss- Morast. Decree catered.
-REcoHpER's couHr--B3oTx Hon. E. Tan Bursn,
-1ud5e. G. sin.a.al edaes.
People rs. corkH1ight. Sentenced to one rear
In pcniten;iary.
Ch0nce,y.
Drr1op rp. Burton. Motion to Yacate order 70,
alsmony oyerrujed.
The Court has adjourned for the term,
| no
foLlcE ECoGn1'-bcslnces at ahis establish
1ncrt experienced no mnte1ial Improvement veg
, 1864-02-25
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10 thls city. on tie I'D lnst, .RQBEl;r BRUCE
CLARE. Of the hrm OF GFeT, Marshall & TO-, aged =
ytaEs, II months and % days.
IL this city. Feb ed, 1851 Of dipthcrls CAEoLTNE
h.. daughter Of 4. D. and G. T.. Clark, aged years
Apd EsEhthA
Funeral iron. 1he house. 1ss Fu!ton street, Friday,
Feb. 18th, At 10 o'clock a. n.
In this ci1y, on Wednesday morr,ng, LYDIA NOT
T1NGUAM. aEed 81 years, wife OF j. EottlGxham-
Funeral from Grace Church, corner ol Peek Court
The frterGs of the isIn!h are Invited to attend.
EB- Cleveland and Bnnalo papers please COPY.
meuib etla, ALI FRT HAVEN ,eldest Of Nathaniel
Al and sal!ie r. Haven. aged yeass and months.
attend the funeral irom the residence Of bis parents
I'll Indiana street, on Friday. 10Th last. At o'clock
IN the Afternoon.
70 Hosson and Philadelphia papers please copy.
In SpnngGeld H.. or Sunday evening, 2st inst. At
lgo'clock. ARTHUR. son Of Lyman and Julla Trura-
bu. aged Jeara and months,
, 1864-02-25

Ing 1OllU"1HE st111lnE appeal 30r AID Tor our Eo.
die1s has been issued br special committee ap-
responded to:
Board OF TRADE Rooms,
.sz CHICAGO, February 23, 1851.
For the want Of vegetable diet our brave soldiers
in tho army Of the Cumberland and Of the Tennes-
which 50 Injected our army mn % Of ths lower assisse.
many csmps Ia Exs, Teaneseee and ii aississippt
1he remedy is simple. Potatoes and oniona win
etAy the 1avages nt 1be discase tonce. The sau-
itaTy Communication hare purchased and forwarded
funds beng reduced 10 a sum which is absolutely
ceeced for the contingency Of bettle daily ex-
pested, they call for 1he combined effort o1 the
epon6ed 10 the caI1, the individual members CON
appointed a committee 10 secure fhe co-operation
cities Of tie Northwest and the country.
Nc uree upon gil to whom this circular comes,
to DO something for ths cause at once. rotaioes.
articles most needed. such Shipments should b.
directed 10 culEer & Co., Chicago, marked '.Sani-
taIy Stores, end no doubt the railroad companies
last yeaT Csre should be ,afen thaf 20 iiost bit M
Cd ite5 heSs adrise of ii Shipments by m msii, to
cent to John F. Besty, Secretary Board Of Trade,
OF TO other Of tho undersigned. Acknowledge
ments will be made IN the citF papers Of both
money and vegetable donations rs often as once
Dr. E. II. Reed, Medical Director Of the A.myof
the Cumberland. under the Sanitary coInmiRsion,
writes H follows:
There = tac most urgent aud immediate need Of
fresh vegetables for the Army o' the Cumerland and
xent aad ca1e Unless ftere nesds are Al eaee @
ahs e q tae maos IN s.
rccsntiy to cab hetp1I. At bridgeport ereTy one had
prnf Elenrer I1not 7rho 4ayaa H.. ~1.,o e.. .
, 1864-02-25

In thfe city, the a1st inat By Rev E. n Boring,
uUPEY.
In .h!s CITY, on the I'D inst. by Rev /. Rrooka
Nr. EPENCEE SMITH and Hiss SARAH BAf1 LIS.
In Hanover, Ill.,. on Thursday evening. February
18th, 1s6l, by Rer. S. r Dillon. Capt. II. Il. DTCK>
MAN. OF The Sd Michigan Cavalry, and Mirs MART
4. CHASE of Hanover, I'll.
, 1864-02-25

NrM1sxA11c. - The first public salc of
coins ever given In Chicago took place
yesterday At Buffers auction rooms. The
catalogue was serJ short and Il very ordi-
nhty cne, In sact the most Of It trash, and the
prices brought were extraordinary. The coins snd
medals were verpcommon and Ecry poor samples,
but the audience being composed mainly Of young
and inexperienced collectors, the coins brought
large prices.
The Roman co,Ds brought the following prices:
nefo- oEass.
Ant1af-Hiifer .-...........-...........~ 6
Artonirus PuE-silyer.. to
Trajan-etIseF ---..........-...... .-,..... Is
Vicforinue-trsss s.-....................... IS
ClaEdiue-brnss .....---..-....-.--. 20.
constant{nus W.-bsaes ....--...--. IS
These a,s the most ordinary ofthe Roman series,
thoneanda . 0qRntertelts Of which are in circu-
''Tse' 4se rps,;sa Z. sold a. follows:
Edward J., Dublin Penny. $3.50
Edward II: London Penny .+...-....--.--,.. OBJ
Henry VII. Groat, 90
james 1 fi.alPg III qs4thins. hi:.....: .. ~ ~
Anne pattern Gufnea. ..-........-,~-.....,.. GEO
Several pennies. twopence and farthfnss OF the
Georges brought Gums varying from twenty .ave to
fifty cents,
In American coins Massachusetts cent brought
I ies%o e st spe eose Il
New York In 1851 brought CSC; the. .ctnt Of tbs
uc: js1s &c: hsif cent, is iSH, Sc: s:i iso:. &c;
1ess the IL star, &c; 1883, &c; 1Sis 1884 30c
iSSs, rs. TIE mtsss!laaeons coins embracing Of
1okena a "f ~ l1oatt smrca 1ss,iae
Ron :Ec 10 sc and ordinary GERMAN and Norwe.
gian copper coins, which are II anen ~ ogsK
e con1 VEN as af1 ds11nns e t sn1 Enari
enccd coin collector viii dispose Of his duplicates
At vastly cheaper mice than these. We Ire glad
however 10 note the sale and hope We shsll have
any ore la1 ne s,ns top nanr sss g.
, 1864-02-25
c A R D

A G A RD.
n PEoroyE. Feb. p, 1861.
Editors chicago Tribune:
take pleasure in making this public acknowledge
ment ofmy thankh for the prcmptncss md libcsalIy
manifested BY the
Union Insurance and Trust Company,
Ofyour city, In adjusting and paying the loss which
occurred tony property by nze on the 18th Inst Tha
fire occurred Tuctdsy. and my proof was pEeseu-
ted on Friday. and the amonnt ($5ooDo) MAS paid.
lam informed that It Is rule with this Company
sete thelr Losses IN this anner, they having paid
them In from two to 1ye days from the presentation
ofprnof think euch promptoess on their part shows
desire to do justice to the aasured aud should be
known and appreciated by the insurins public. Re.
lief ftom mletortune BY nre Is doubly appreciated
when accompanied by the courtesy have met with
from this Company. and most cheevfnliy recommend
those who wIah liberal Adjustments. prompt pay and
courteous treatment from insurance Companies. to
patrontze the Union. Yours trnly.
fee3-vs4e3t'rH aArdN 4thp T. L. FOSKErT.
, 1864-02-25


t,on ss owns 1sqss sssa III Tota x sss
vs.tt ~ r,.,..,. 0~G.7,. Pact rxous
cons,derabtc comn,a,n. haa heen made. .nd
,,et1r ~ ~ .ho ,n..o.a rontractad. 31lv.m,n-
aaed r1tv Test Ho,ae +, orest If an itern m,
-.,o,t ~ ,aats-5sr T., 1o-,nsnv Win surrcon a
r Whesn and n. ~ R,rtneu n. s. via'
it'd the smaifnnr Hosnftat at Camp 1our1as-
f<eccrte,s e,o na,,c5 f,re.nroof1 Pass.
;,e mt vbet ia EnoTvn A tha sooth cate. A u,1k
of about 40 Yards vii, bring ron TO tho wards oc-
cnn,ed by tha n =. troons. Passing through the
culinary 1onartment Tia sfores are Of tia heat
on,7,tv ind ahnndant and everything about The
4eo-,,a nr,,t ,n5 t,a~ Tha ncxt denartment v,a1t-
"a waa tho sick nom. occupied by about 20 coaya.
1a.co,t ,,.+te,,a on1y tvo ~ three NJ ,ybo,n .r-
pea,ee 70 ne seuef'os ~ ~ au1 I'm isom tne
h's,,5.u. aennaaa ~ sshe, nrsonsn ~ha iss nass
..hrota ~ ~ s,,.,,,N1.it,, aro,I1.nor .rt,s
,a,,a;nr ~ ~ e,nsa ~ in r.t,ants
he,rr G,n,saf ,n+o w..as. sn1 t,,chsps p, ~,
.,-1n 1,at,t ~ ,,ovtt,at,n,, ,na tha a.r,. H.
c;ri,no end c1a.n1,noss 90 IN II. n ws-a.
r. ~. s:s, sas,. ~ x,,o ,..,s 80
sev@re attacts s1i no,v do,n1 well arcent t1o wha
,a,a ,fr,,,,,,, 49,. f..., orth. S,e.e.
.,oear.n,a ~ ~ -..-as s,,...s t.nsa ...1a5 -.
roons Frsrstlsna %Ss haInn s snt3,s,1 paw ~
The attendants snd ,at,spta ~ snasn.aa .haer,,,
anu eapEesseu toeir saus1aetloa ana gfatltnde Tor
naet sne hoaaa 10y ".iu ~ ns asc.1su
Tn.ns ~ ~. T. s,a,.as stae,t -. =. ~ ~:
n...c.Auo e' D'' ~ ''"'ee" @'l'o'A o"-9 ~ 'n'
~ @ s,ste ae41ness aao maanc1e ~ loe
49, @aa," ,e ana stu moa'u aks w.nsss So
toItaotS "4ou LIE aessip''ne eSt~ousneo W VI
Wblen. on "nom LOO muea PFafoe Cannot Dc De-
slowed 1os ms energy and perseverance, IN lnangu.
Fatlne anoct many oisao7ontases, INC MANAGEMENT
1nspector, and viaitn.s.
An EXTRAORDINARY REMoVAl+-The usual
order Of removing buildings heretofore has been to
take them from the centre to the outskirts Of the
city to make room for larger buildings. This or
tna M h hts nne 1ss;aeneo fro,n % wcnttvor.h " ayenns
nrar the sonthrr,, csty },n,ts In wabash Ayenne'
at the cast oud of Archer road. ahout one and a
crsrtcr m,le4 nr,rer III, rcntro ~ tha r,,r M, +
. McIntvr. xrho hna tha contract bas fnvante, a
miniature railway 1or this purpose. The truck o1
"hien ID secuee " ~ e!oe VI 1lo pp,1eias, On
"nien - easpoaueu Aans'nE ea5' ~ "no'e hs,
!pg up 'ess lnan onn sqaate 1oot' we ate assured
tn"t ~ aos.nE oui.u.se iuAs 9saaee. ta's IN
, 1864-02-25
! TOR LAG E,


FIRRT-CLAsS STORAGE
For Lard, Pork. HighusneA, F1out Salt, be had
81 e. low rates. Apply to AccABE HUGHES. pHtt
Oflce Box 47Ss. .fellv3726tisH
FOR COUGHS, COLDS AND
u CONSU1uTION-The VIA axrARI1 PU1.hosARY
AALHAH Is the most highly approved medicine ever
qss9vsred It I1sT o. r. ~ 4
forty years. 1t Is Recommended by our best phys
1cnns most eminent citizens the Press the trade.
can Be given 70 almost any e1teat 80 vIappeEs to
eaeh bottle: The p5ops1eto1s III enee5tay x setnnd
and i; De hlYs bottles mpch t6e eAespest p
81 REED, fUTLKR q CO.. Wholesale DrnSRtstJ
Boston. Sold in CntcAgo by hUHEHAA Il AMlfH.a
&t14 an II tAA{V &&E
, 1864-02-25
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ed with tSe p1sine.s. app!1 z ss Ho,ts reoRs
STREET ''' 1tssrsji.is
w7ANTFD-RV = WAGON M,1.e,
.ts,d, AT ere xss:!og m.ssr We
81, h5hosea. Wa ieA1s8:ss
w = n ! T. DEBy Wholesale
to .eSe eS,2p IN Ssw rorS afst e'ass
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GASS1LLY & CO.,
Distillers, Rectifiers,
AAp WHOLESALE D1AIERs IN
FOREIGN s. DOMESTIC
LIQUORS,
33 South Water Street, Chicago.

Manufacturers Of the celebrated Nectar and XXX
Magnolts Whisky. W. Browns Monongnhela, Rose
Gig. and H!1 domestic Liquors.
Agents for Professor LeonardB celebrated Nectar
B[ttern. fe9.wiYa,1m
, 1864-02-25

VARIETIES.
4a6 d ~ Dearborn srseet.
49, 4EAAnW1CK.. .Sots Lessne Azd rrnVz1sscr
- ~ AA%A. .6tAaA AA1AEN
, 1864-02-25

w ANTED-500 Agents to sell
w the Great Natural Weather Indicattr. Though
only Just introduced hunrt DIS attest ts accnsncy
In toreteug changes Of the weather from DRY to
of science, md awctens amisasion ia tne minds nt
81 who Ettness ts wonderful functions sead post
Boy se5s. HALL & PIKE, No. 10 Portland BlS cx,
Chicago,
, 1864-02-25
VEGETABLES FOR. THE ARMY.
Needs Of our Western so1diers-Ap
peal by the Board Of Trade.

The following stirring appeal for aid TOR our sol.
die1s has been issued br special committee ap-
pointed By the Board OF Trade Let 1t be ltbeeally
Tesrnnf}s1 tns
, 1864-02-25

:" 4 n T E D-A situation by Il
~, young man - se,ppiug Clerk. or Any business
not much Of an object AS employment. Best Of city
reference. f1ease att1e: ~W T. Q. Box Est,
Chicago, III. 1e.5-vSS2-it
, 1864-02-25

FOR SALE.-Great Bargains.
IL sooo acrts Of Land. on the line Of the Logans-
There lands hgh and rolling. and are within ttzee
miles ct Railroad Stations ChatsEor5h and Eofres5
be sold cheap, onetth cash baanee 10 nye o. seEen
Mandatory 1t chaswoEth. In suecessful operation
10 better lsnds M n II The STATE; Address eS apply to
to ]. sTHLWELL. ESQ, Cnatsworth, Illinois.
, 1864-02-25

MANIED-A situation as Fore
~ man ina Brtck yard. bya middte-axed man,
who has had fifteen yeata experience the buetI eFs
end pFetessss to be master q she burn
~ s." Post Office BOZ 2s2. Can give references
Ii REQUIRED, fn23.y203-it
, 1864-02-25

foot; NcNa1ly & Co.: Onahan Il Dickson; ]. g.
andcr: G, Strosbel & Rro.; Horton i Leonard; !;
d. q. Shute]dt.
Eghty-two other contributions in suun1 ranging
, 1864-02-25

w ANTED-Immediately 5omore
" crerEelic agents 10 sell Bryanfs History oi
the Great Massacre n Nlnoesota--the only wors
Wo1thY be called History the Massacre yet pub-
nshcd. A1So agents wanted Minnesota md North
epaton Proclamation for the hene1. e the Soldiers
Home. Acdres't with stamp, O. c. GIBBS, Post 0hcc
Draw eT e1e2. Chicago. te2pv3i.lw
, 1864-02-25

u fA0nterieIts Of which are in circu-