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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-15
sat No. I.--ovx RELATIONS AZ HosE ASs ABSoADr
C.n,sprrstnsa

SGT No. l.--ovR RELATIONS AZ Hosm ASs ABROAD
CoSPEIsING
No. l. On E1giand's muggy shore, surly lion
gave q Grisvous roarl
2 Which temporarily astOnishs& even the
Gallo cock.
5. WRe responded With wsrliks vigOT, when
ban cayed.
e. Exater Hall. The hon weeps: 81 Is he
not a bird sud q brother1"
s WISH he i6rgets in tina embrace Of tbs
hanighted vol Of the G. ). A.
T. TIE aruSing Of the woH By his faithful
squire, the lien.
2. TIE Mexican vulturo garrOted b. the gsl
To cock.
Z. Intrcducton Of Master Swamp Angel
when the bon pockets his rarTis-
8, Grand combat between the eagle sud the
wolf Of she g. 8 A.
To- Desth OF ne wolf
ii. The eagle vindicGtes the MOpres DOCTRINE
IN Mexico.
L. Grand tablAsu. The little child Liberty
shall le4d John Bull Che ion) snd Francs
(the Gsilio cock IA fstSlre.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-15

with satisfaction: Rheumatism, Affections Of the
Lungs; Diseases Of the Throat, Sgolied Joints
STIFF Limbs, Pieurjsy Paine, Ulcers, Cancer, Gravel
Diseases Of the Hearr and Liver, Inflammation o.
the stomach, Neuralgia Kings Evil or ScTofula
Deafness, Diseases Of the Eyes, DeJilitated Sys
TENS, Dyspepsia or Indigestion, and Consumption
together With al Private Diseases, and Diseases o
the Urinary. Organs.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-15

. My hooks will show that for the past FIVE months
rny practice has increased hundred per cent over
the last year. until is not to be surpassed by any
in the State. With my general practice IN The city,
! traat the following
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-15
SPECIAL DISEASES

GRATEFUL FOR THE LIBERAL PATRON
" AGE lie has received, Dr. Coleman respect
fully informs cuiEers and soldiers THAI hs hiss re-
moved his DiSPENSAEY %
, 1864-03-06

ttnnco and gratitude Of tho "opprossod Southern
people," But neither h0 nor tho Keutucky man
Will ever receive tho NOTES.-The Latter viii fncove
something eaae before lnng "' :.
\ supposed that solne por1on WAS stationed
curo The lct1or.
A pretty plot lndeod. Dnt tho rebs viii hsve to
devise h,o1c Ingenious postal scheme than it. II
ucy wish toEet tho start Of tho post commAudant
and employ thefE syz1pathizers, The only oGect
Of tue dlcorcry hAs been naturally 10 increase tho
vigilance u( tho garrison.
, 1864-03-06
CAMP DOUGLAS.
A Change in Commanders-Improve'
ments-Kite Flying and Reb-
el Messsses.

| ---e at Cau
toe e1pee.eo enalss'V. poss comman.%- '-u
Doae'ae took p,aca On tne 90 'nst., when Cor
lstis' 60 aaoeolona sanes q Strong
COL Dc Land WIS appointed to the command c
Camp Douglas In August last He came hera Wifi
record Of brilliant service In The ed and IN, ,.s
~. ee =, ~ osenanJ ~ III aie lntescours
t,tn. rm 11gs1 ysOp, H. snd oo e.E and Kind to III
on.one. ~ - tha .na so'sf' b.. ,no
aot4''se =. -. sa"p "eaneo toe Colonel befon
pArtment to asaign himeelf and hts hravc shar,
fhooters to more activa dnties In ~ Ss,s
orse,s .o,s,ri,,, ~ ~ ne ne'a ana 'ns
naf5 steps towards granting hie request Hc ex
pecte to leave this city with his regiment for IN,
South on the 10Th inst, The people Of hicno ,r
tf,et ~. ana 1e.o'oe M inc same time
h-sts-"s h uoes aursnel ,ontn WI soon Ike thcl'
pre1hfen nere h@Te tho benefit Of the colonel's en-
Major Iev1s = s1t,n.. a,..~ o.,,-
b.s ~, .r.n, ~ s11nae4' % tne etn !nsald Corps.
Colonel james c. Strong, The new conmsuaant,
Conferred III, serr1c, ~ 49,, msI ,sc. ,ae ned ae
aeth New York Infantry. Besorp many months he
was promoted to the Colouclcy. He led tbs rcoi.
1nent at tho battlc Of Williamsburg. whcrs h. ~.
~. h,n",.h's Ia,,e e. @e le,. nano and through
a1s nip-~nue leauns his men In hayonet charge
HIS life was deepAired OF, but AFTER suyan months
confinement to hIs bed. he Ian N. si.L .,a..
= rr}nnIc hi, ,loht -. ~e - .ooo
.h..s tIaSs az .1s penaG snofteoed
.;at1 a.Sf = als M ne4Kn W4s restored, ho WIS
1pFutn.su1 Eo!ouea " t4e iotn Invalid Corps, and
~ III sesstai mutns Has n lac Icbol.Kuardlng scEy
II Aentuck1s and not long sluce Was ordered to
This cafy. -....
Heretofore tho line officers nj camo non,,..
hare had but fev convenience in thc -, ps
for bnstursn and lodging. Now I9opsr ssco.nnso-
datiops ern being prepnfed for them Two of liz
four buildings 1T The west riic Of the narnds
ground arc to be moved 10 tho southeast corner.
ncsr tho headquarte1z and neatly lifted m for ofi
ccrs' use. This arrangement vim facilitatt bnrf-
ness, and bo more agrccable for both ofIiccrs and
men.
:, Another improvement 10 1Iso being made, Since
the rebels came to ive at The camp, there has been
no barrier erected between ihetr quarters and the
grounds Or the Fcde1alt. This allowed the mcu on
Gethc1 too friendly. sometimes tho reverse, Here
aftcr the "hostlle forces" will be unable to visit
each other. high board fence like that surround
sng tne camp. u being erected at the west end Of
tnt pataoc GROUND, thus e1ectua!ly separating the
t"0 encampments:
!4ent 100, tne nas, ,eta1. near the headquarters,
"a 1as peen use,css oafe poic for months, and
tne et45s 1uo sllnce 1aFc not ocen seen In al the
eaMP. CAofc-to9 ha!IatqS were broken. Yes
taoay alte1noo1 o1ase sat'nf ooy climbed to the
top oi !oe pole, 1astcucd pnlc5 these, fccved
nkl!1[u. ana GMe aoWn ta1ey. ~ rcftlue amidst
tac c1eefs oi toG eoloiery the old ban
ntF asao aseeu1eo 10 ls piAce and noated In sight
OF a. msn:
, 1864-03-06
MILITARY INTELLIGENCE.


Tho 9TH Iowa, Numbering about so mcut arrived
in ciiengo yesterday afternoon from Noody,llc,
Ala., 81 ro4fS lnr Council Bluffs. The men wers
taken to the Soldiers Fest where dinner had been
prepared for tho1n by tho lady managers This reg
tmcnt wna rnlecd at Council Bluff, Iowa, In July,
1861 and LEFT there The Let Of August for Roa NO.,
and thence 10 Pea Ridge, where they wero astaehod
to Con. etccle's brigade. Tho record Of .he rn,i.
nent has been glorious one and includes tho cello
lratcd engagements Of Pen Ridge, where they lost
nearly 1e0 men, Arkansas Post, tho battle Of Jack
eon, where they weru The rat regiment to enter the
tcwr, the sicgo Of Vicksburg, Chattanooga and tho
never to bo forgotten battles o! Lookout Mounuin,
Mission Ridge and Rnggo'd. Alter this last engage.
mcnt, they novel TO Noodrillc, Nsbans. where,
The 1s Of January. 18Ga tho boya rccn'lstcd up-
vcsa OF eco out OF Seo, to which number the rcci:
ment, orjCtun1ly numbering 9n, had diminfsho0, DO.
coming veteran recruits. ),
The III, left Woodvills February a6th, aud arrived
In Cblcago ,iA Stevenson, Nashville and Cairo. TIC
regiment viii probably learo Chicago this evening
for Council Nlule, wtcre they will bo fur1oughed
Annexed 1s the rcgiIncntal roster:
YIELD AND STAFF orF1ckns.
Cot,a,ei- J. A. Williamson.
Lieutenant Go'onel-Gcofgc Dnrton.
Ho!oT-s. D. Nichols.
Ad}utant-J. T. tsslcs.
QuaTte7nG9ter-F. Ycalc.
6urpeon-W. n. Robbins. 80
Gs.t Gfat4ais9MS' Sas9eS"E91; Ed1ois' Il; oreen'e4''
xoa-oonx1ssyokzD STAFF.
2yq,tssw,fStttsr 2n.ss, fato. s:.geantJ e ns;ooI Kirk
Gentlsgttss,.y a.n,tag S<T9sanTgG;, G,IarIa Mllss
coHrANx ORGANIZATION.
co,spsny A3.captsla, :: nen5y; Fiji! Mentsn
tenant, vnsant; Second Lieutenant, d. Klddel.
, 1864-03-06

F1xA Board Of TFade.-Cap,, D, ". Whit.
tie OF III I'D illinois infantry, viii lcaye for hi.
regiment lis week. Small parcels aud letters viii
be taken by him, II left ut the Young Mems Chris.
tian Assoda4 ion Rooms by Tuesday afternoon.
Warner hya1l.J. a. Sleeper, ESQ. and o4h.,
eloquent speakers. Will address the meetIn- M
Monday evening At Warmers Hall. Franz T,rrn.
bard viii sing Shady II he does hls duty but n.
differently we'll"
Address to the Lzdlea.-The nhl,.nth,,-
pic Quakercss, Nrs. Elizabeth Comstock, of Adj
nn who has spent several Jcars in visting prison.
sfylume, nnd institutions Of reform, and who h,s
been engaged for the Last two years In CARING far
our wounded soldiers in hospitals, will address the
ladies' Of Chicago tn the Washington ereet B.nti,t
Church, on Monday afternoon, ats o'clock. Mrs.
c, has spokcn to the ladies In many Eastern and
Western cities, and has, eveEywhere shc appeared.
been listened to with great Interest
Stewards Cooking Ssove.-The praises of
Stewards Iasgc-oscn-alr tight-sunmcr and winter
cookiuc-stose arc sung By every housewife who
has had the good fortune to become conversant
with It's numerous claims to favor. It is great
aiside,atuu, to invent stove which shall relieve
women of tho discomfort usually attendant upou
culinary duties, and this result seems to hsrs beca
attained in the Stewart.
It. he result OF an ctort to combine simpHeitp.
syxt~s, duroesqfr and epoaoHny IN this - pet ii
, 1864-03-06

Ep1rors Tu1uvsn:-1 uaa ya1y much surprised
70 read il this sna
g 9I been ey oi an9
action with Re.umtnston 4 Sons. or any other per-
son, which rcnecs on my character N the least or
hat Bennington sons nreviona tss IT, Fcbrual7 14
tte partnel la isw business with IL N. Chase. Esq.,
aud whatever mattsrs Of difference thefe may b.
heween NJ hsse a1d ttsq mlt wSeh Gs hays
nothing to d. Neither have been arrested, and
mi informed by one Of the plainttoa TINT they az
not ropose to r. eee AaRssrs Kn
Vim. E'air / Co., lawson, Bartlett 4 Co., and
Others who know mo- Yours t59'{ coo,z,
It proper 10 atate that Mr y, Chase claims that
old accounts outstanding between himse1fand the
Nces.s. RemmtrCton justified him In keeping tho
money ~ part OF balance duo to himself. Ahlda.
Wits to that effect wcro brought into the TRIBUNE
uiEcc on Saturday; their longth only, and not any
indi.posltion 10 give Mr.. Chase IN opportunity to
bo heard, p1ee,udcs their publication.
The LATB JOSEPH Q. FELTof.-Atn d regu.
ln1 meeting Of the Associated Congress Of Chicago
held March 9Th, 1904, tho following resolutions,
offered by Ptofcssdr Il. Booth, werc unanimously
adopted:
WnznxAs, II has pleased Almighty God to 70.
move BY deat4 onr estoemel friend and associate
u
WuEREAs. We desire 10 pay our heartfelt tribute
Of respect for the memory Of tho deceased, and
ANcctlonstely mingic our korrows With those oil
his surviving relatives and friends il thoIr sudden
md aflictinR bereavement; therefore, by the A..
suclated Congrc4s Of Chicago,
l2ttossd. That by tho docoase Of Joseph o. Fol
hes Lost most eetsmable and valued member; thai
while wo chcEtah In aGectionAtc remembrance the
many noble virtues Of the deceased, hts hlgh.tonod
moral nature. btu manly 1an1sncss and sincerity
hts uniform, gentlcnsanly and courteous domcanor
cur zorro" y decpeDed BY tho euection that In ths
wont to bear 70 conspicuous and abba part, VI
tha]l 1iften to his clear logical statement, NoEor
argument and buld, manly uttcruuccs no more.
Hesolted, That we forbear to invade the sanctit,
Of dolnesl4c grief-yct VIC desire to tenlur to thi
beIeAyed partner ard other. surviving relative
Of fthc deceased, our heartfelt sympathy in thel
| great afltction.
Rsso.red, That copy Of these resolutions, siguc,
uiittod to tic widow Of tho dccoased, and q cor
ulso fnntrhcd to The Chcago papers Republication
, 1864-03-06
LOCAL MATTERS.
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.

Ann,ver.arv.-rbo second anniversary .,
the iadiee' sode,s' Aid Society ofthe First b. ).
n IT, he on
ofthe work Of the Society during the past ye viii
be preen1cd, and aldrrsscs delivered 81 Rev Al.
Havlcy, Rev. E. ". Hag!e, and Nj. y. Shv ,pard.
Battle HYMN Of the Rcpuhic-lateiy sv no II ~
great meeting Of the Christian Comnls5 on at Wash
infto4. u,on, .
Douefas, b Chaplain Hssle. 80 ''' -fess no" Camp
Illinois St. Misa1on;1Tt. .ere will be rell.
Gons es1seS neid IT, 1a3. ths n' Us street Mssion
msaG1E men g haPa1t oeieo and Closing at half
aib1e Gia...IThe ee Yoara r ssa tasnd nt,,o c,..
meets At The F9oms q the Toang Mems Christian
4 AfeoS;istlGn s;I Roey Is, Methodist Church Biock,l
at O'Clock eyer sabbath afternoon, Strangers
The Ten noraI power OF he Pope.-
re- eourse 81 a eqo
Eve Wsb9sb e9f s .aa s. usd:es uM
y ecet. Eubect-"The Temporal Power OF tho
Pope Adnlisrion fec ten cents: Proceeds to be
I devoted to poor. Seats viii b reserved for
CLARK Street M. e. Church.-sczvices
Preaching In The morning by Rev. Nj. Stevenson.
ef Kentqsky, and in the evening by Rey. NJ. War
de Wh9 hae been laborine aceeptab)y for Rev.
Il, Fowler during ts1v past week,
EpiscopaI.-Seatst to strangers IN the ftee
church or St AueCnriup cnrner of fnd,ann and
franklin streets: seiyice at 197< o'clock a; N.
| Supd4y echool at 9a o'clock. e. B. Tuttle, Rec
tor. Lectures appEopsiate to the season OF Lent
are delivered every Friday evening.
afternoon services will be held in this Church TO-
day, located on the corner Of Casa and Huron
! o'clock, Reetor-Key. r. E. clarkeon, DID.
Rev. Mr, Auez, foreign missionary Of the Pro-
tehlant hPtsgIopM tau1Ta, Mno mas oeen lor seTesa
| years preaching 10 the heatnen IN ATtca, WILL de-
lsvel a. aadfes5 81 On ~ nc aaGleet Of "Mlssionary
| work IN africa. IN the a[te1noon
ta t,at ~ Wshss tns s,, ,osaGen
t4 .Sora ,n h. safcos ~ ttnr auu ,aan ~ !
en, .oI!e ae.ts ~ ~ ~. 81. "a Ms @ aao
~ to aG so..nH =, snt IT,. r h1aa y; 1ec
a,iv. 1nrS.va oe5.r. ~ TN hnas ..a u ae Gf S1ca
dayS at O'Clock in tic afternoon fof eyenf1e n,av
| eT. Wednesjavs at 0'clock In the rorninr, &.
morning PRAYER, and on Friiaye at ~ In H.. 'S
Ing, for evening prayer and lecture. = escn'
Christ Church. IRer ---.
T1ecfOr.-The conryroati- Cs e. Chenev,
| nnrish will meet fhis connected with this
| EaynIry Churcl: -.crnoon. nt o'clock. at the
| TWenty.eccorS corner Of 1ndtana avenue and
The .or their use In this their hour o7 calamity
-. 41eStof hopes to see al the congregation pres-
H1!. me sermon VIII be the third Of the series on
| qutateQ to briu. hfa nrnyrr hnn1r
, 1864-03-06


ever, On the whole Of trivial character; probably
the wretchcd weatbe. On Friday evening kept the
drnnkards md petty Offenders within door. One fea
ture which IL much to be regretted IL the increasing
number Of soldiers each docket contains. On Sat
urday this vas especially noticeable, this class o
offenders constituting nearly ouethird Of the Whr'
number Of prisoners; indeed the veterans ara con
nected with most Of the most desperatec- ines com
mitted in the city. In the afternoon our ne vonnt
members Of the Invalid corps. or.e and officer an;
most Of them bearing good conduct stripes. we,,
charged With an offence Of great magnitude, whic,
II proved against them, will cause their severn pun
ish1nent.
. Alleged t,g tMsga1 Rrc::ea.na Of ns GUY couaelk:
s on Nc'.. = els street without having perii
'--m the Mayor. The fact Was admitted, hqt cou1
sci for the defence argued that the bad no sucl
was PASSED IL December, 1857, when according t
tho charter then in existence they had no power 4
pass It. 1t WAS not Until the new charter passed Il
grant to the Mayor ench authority. The case wa
! continued anth ne1t 6atutdny morning.
A.;os Sy sodsMa.hcWa Parker ant
4 the house Of 3: 2 vlekeE,e-shs e continenta
- -~verelJ wounding ?. Nolan, 4 boy who wal
= f. gs'Rss tsss sas ssaa.ssSa TO
rits 1 ssssajti9s RI Fst;iss oss. Tit6 as; ;;l;
ashE tse nhf mao e. ore on cls1E st1sst. Finea
1aelssr 1eeaf1 4',test:-5oln Waite, pfepzio'
Mas dned $5t and COST a1d AaS FIankn, Mag a
, 1864-03-06

why 6u6ers.Wi C0rns and Bunlons1
When every one can be instantly and etiectuAlly
cured Without cutting pain, OF bleeding. Dr.. Rem
Of Van Burrn. Office hours fsom : till 2. II.
nnci5-V-97f-2t,
Go TO rHE BEer-Go to Bryant d STATIONS
Chicago Commercial College, to get 4 thorough
practical business education. For circulars ad-
dress lenc1oslng stamps) Bryant q 6tratton, Chi
cago, Illinois.
~ Houee and Sign Painting, Calcimiafng
Glazing and Grainirg. Paper Hangings and Win
dow Shades selling Wholesale and retail at New
York prices. F. E. RlgBy, 80 Randolph St.
Box t969. fe2ku3Z31m
, 1864-03-06
FOR COUGHS, COLDS AND

FOR COUGHS, COLDS AND
i. oksuAPTIOh-ThsV NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
discovered. r aAs sTooD nj H1sr Or 1T1. uar4.
!oItx annE h.a n unnsesedented aala e neaIlJ
II y oaf n39st eminent cs-en4 tho Press The tr1de
an r. x ~ Eno knov y. For certificates. which
eseh M H1veA 20 Utmost any extent, I'd NTe1pes1 TO
~ ootae Iae psnpzkto1 VIII cheerfsliy fefand
md n noL enptsly aafisfscto:Y. F1tIs 50 cent
s. REEb BE- k6s r. {csusss; 1h4ch i FFspxfsd oa!,
bo.tSn Sold tn CAicAEo 6y RS% ~ ngssnsE3se'
FOR SALE-25 Lots IN Block s,
-, semps2a aTesnet Addition. frou4tne or saun
n W1Hsn "a ksas uesEAA Apply % 0lDEl, FLEEE
dftSsasekn war
, 1864-03-06

EmE.-A two story frame house, situstcd
oastate near e8sh street. was completely consumed
list evening about ~ o'clock.
, 1864-03-06
a|2E9H1ltEN.


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1N s1tsea aE 5ssls ef e.. ~ ie Do 'hs ssesss ri
1s 1na 1 IL ssss s
spp'y at once at as Ncet Ada@Es9ce.- @Ao.5M
w teii,eent boy, about .ssire o. ysars os
s ssH;s Fl sss
" A N TEDDY an able and
;$ss
esidfca. sSSi ~ Address +: o. bo1 'ao: 9as:s7.'t
Hss,s It xssfs e s ssfe9 r :ssa
TTn ~ NrED-A rooa No1ider to
;srs ss5sHs e 81 ss1 S.
har sos Wages r. onJsc: s9 he saa q ~ Mofk x
IS and % Wes. Lako street ca!eago nhsyesst
w MM naEoIs ~ IN w,.htnrto5 street mss s312t
@ezS7f; SiRS :! = ss.sss wv 5sa
~ a. o1neeDs u tha MOOT HM1 .n9 shoe ae
bralr.st Apply 10 BGLLoCK BROS. lf5 Lake stEcot.
nAsA4l.--.-,,.---o- milo 81.
WANTED-A Book-Keepcr. One
wen ae1aaintSu W.A tuS MI ~
, 1864-03-06

FOR SALE-A Residence in the
~ $Ss &'sa sss eat s s;s s;E:'o
EOR SALE-One twenty fveh horte
ss % saa al sses,s 5ass
caas iet seinef OF Canal eoA 'Acf'07 ss'' Chicago
FOR SALE-A f1ne Frame House,
WITH sesnsr 1et s s93,so feet to an aliy. on West
Il ifss q g. fs'a Lot fFoa
# As;'4;:: Il; :
[;OR SALE-Two-story Dwelling
sad'; F5' ssgS 6S:" 'z aSs' A''
TOR SALE-A good two. story
x nsaas ~ sSi
@ Ss: Of e T. Is soa etaaae Ss'F" liz
TOR SALE-A- Cottage House
iTecn LataiIe ed I'll two b,ocEs soath of DIsiea
5! =! Ss:s a'ssx s4s tsss
TOR SALE : Frame Building Nos.
5;: ssss ssS' g
ITO RENtr-A threc-s.ory Brick
s3aS'f nqofs & II :f1 Rs s1sHs april Ii
TOR sALE-One Of the most va!-
West SIDE 1t9 feet rauare. fronting TIVE ssscet.-a
feoIla M ss, a're,if. No. ssr''' '0'D'' - nsS:sist
TOR SALE-A desirable residence.
y g0o EsPaif Is! IS foat by s' a;s2a NP2ly
FOR SALE-l;y Ward & Stanford
anaeiy + ~ oose1 IT, Hna Ees 4
ns@ea n % JIG o. Ioalas asaiS s toa, w
iss e
TOR SALE-A coed House on
Al sai5; ia f. e.
On .sna Is eqs e'9ff o
WIN 4 :., pa1siases. 1ppiy ~ letter 10 1'oss:
TOR SALE = House aud Lot. A
good md chi, s hos,T y ~ Il a. ct I'd
Particular npply On tho premises. mA5'ss:!-1ts
TOR SALE-Or to Rent, House
s9S M It.
.ss .na seter Apply at Id Madison st. MAJOR
TOR SALE-Wcst Of City Limits.
70 acrcs Of lard betwecn glns'e @ and Fnoass, ~:
,iES ;Gs;S? y ssl fsssss
TOR IS ALE-Wharf Property.
1o tcet front n block . sctssen .. ,a v1n
With s:; s:. ssa' oi zRA4s 2
EOR SALE-A first class frame
j. Dwelling. on: WAbash aveaus. north ot BIZ.
lanes X
TOR SALE-Brick House and Lot
! j. cornsr Wolcott mad Indiana strcess-lot l1sH
KiSsr 10. near p,.sonrsh Railroad Bride, on South
:: s: 81 ss vi; ~ Sss s!ss :s:'
TOR SALE-I,ots, Good Build
Ts: *; s Ses
|ai eEs$*ss'Sz sssss'Ss
|EOR SALE-First class Resi-,
North side. copt&inng ten sooms TEo 20 stofts , au1
Win rood siabe. il an excellent iesson wae.st
sss1ss q sad9s., dse Ssa
EOR SALE Great Bargains
y sere asrss er hana On the lns Of the @ Lozanns, r,
n!!es IL u Rs1e.$ stssisss ia To;fssf
sod shesp. esp ss ess
, 1864-03-06
BAWNE NHs
e,<. n 4kD II

5X =. m. N ?. II. o8 2. H.
,.pste. Merc,v- Wjnd. Mercy Wind. Ms1c'y. Wind.
Sun. ...e1.c6 N. G. gSaN.M, 6. SS35 SS =; 8.
Ao...,.-9.<6 N. 6. 299 y. 8. 5;so Y; e.
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, 1864-03-06

TIE TRIBUNE IN LonDon.-Travclers to
J.rdou. Enc1nnd, may dnd tho Ta1nusE on dle as
,he .to.o. of Mcssss, Curtis & Son, sos H1gh Ho'-
, 1864-03-06

4 FREQ H4spital-EDtroR TRnusE: Thcfe
was an article IN your paper, few days ago. In re-
gard 10 the need Of City Hospital, IL which beg
you will permit mo to reply. wish merely to esy
Eocicly, whose charitable laturs arc well known III
The community. have already organized them selves
into a Society, fos The pnfpose OF establishing =
FIRE. Hospital In ChlrAFo-ftee to all ctecas ntitt
classes, though uudar tho direction Of the Epscnpal
Church. As soon as thclr plnnh are in working
operation whith will be In fsw weeks, the public
will be fully adv .scd OF tho whereabouts Of the hos
pital and It's regulations. RECTOR.
, 1864-03-06

Mistakes About the Pulpft.-The pastor
of the Wabash Avenue n. E. Church-key. R L.
Collicr-w1u conduct the regular morning and eve
ming services in his church to-dny. The sub
jcct OF the evening discourse Will be Mistakes
about the Pulpft.h
, 1864-03-06

eAA1TARI SToREs.-The first response
from Michigan to the call Of the Northwestern Ban
i:ary Commission for pickles and vegetables for The
army has been great and glorious ono. Marsasll
contributed $31.3o, Ann Arbos and DI1boso their
quota Of funds, and the great amount OF labor Ne
cca.z1y TO prepare tho p1eklcs OF various kinds
mounting to so,as6 pounds. Ea1ncst msu and
, 1864-03-06

Cox1no HouE-CoL Cameron's (osth)
regiment has rccn.irted, and ls expected to arrive
tn Chicago for the purpose OF nhine lts fanxA IN
ssv davs. The bravo Scotch laddics will be vcry
welcome,
, 1864-03-06

A CoNprcroR AND Non oH-CoSpuc1o..-A
State etrcct Conductor get Into a fight ~i:u hsa
driver, yesterday afternoon, nbout "umc, !" ''= Il
10 the disgust Of the psssenscre. Tho 'v:sc
separated before either had Inflicted mich dam13c
on the other. onr reaching Garrett Block, III" Con.
ductor Was transformed into snou-conaactor In
abort Enefrr.
, 1864-03-06

WA N T e D -EmPloymekt for
and coofed ses1ants With rood oisy re6ctsocse. =
the Phladelph4 InteniSenoe so: y, Soasa
Post Odlce Boz 1863. A1s~ D. FEAIE In s'te"oaae''
mig
, 1864-03-06

PnoToaRArnT on 4 LARGE scAtE.-To
ctvc the public boe Idca Of tho amount OF phoio-
rraphy issued In this city, dud upon inrestiSa-
f;en that one establishment on South Clarf ssroct
Dir. g. Fsssett'e) turns ont from sevcn-hundrod to
one thousand photographs and amhroiJpes per day,
and ho esys that with his army Of operatives hn can
mike two thon.and per day. Good pictures VIII
always command tho attention Of discriminating
upl1{c.
, 1864-03-06

w. aNTED-A situation in Dry
w Goods Store. or as Assistant Book-keepcr, By
young Hu1.wel acquainted with the business. Car
give aEstclass reference. Address J. MONROE Hatcf
Gnuse IubSsS1Ii6lot
, 1864-03-06

SAD A0cDKKT.-A zen of John Roveee,
twelve years old, living on Butternead street. near
Elizabeth, had his Arn torn of near the elbow, on
fatnrd1y, at Jones & Chapman's Planning MIL
Tho azm Wus anputatea, aud tho boy Is doing well.