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1{4Ek E1tuElQfE-Nll DG COu1plck6L III ApD4l Iol0c
weeks, when 1t viii I've dedicated.
FIr1oBr TO ST. LOUIS Directors OF
tic Chicago & Rock 1sland Railroad have made
arrangements for taking limited quantity OF
freight through TO St. Louis, in conjunction with
The Illinois River Packet Company, from Peoria-
Tue rtvcz Is npw open. and boAts run regularly be-
tween Teo1da and St. Louis.
TorA1 DEpRtv1r9.- darlsey, black rs the
acc OF spades. stole copy Of the 7Tmes from
Clnrk street counting room On Monday morning.
He Eas seen to pocket the papcr, but Was forced
10 disgorgc before lie had an opportunity to read
Its precious contents. We eal that dark trans
action, and one which Will 60 Ear towards making
NJ = convert 10 the doctrine Of total dep1ayity. A
. negro IL lar gone when he will steal the 7anes.
BAYARp T&1LoR--This distinguished trav-
eler win lecture In Bryan Hall this eTening, before
tho Young Mems Association The sale Of tick
cts for reserved seats at George r. Ch1ttenden's
was quite lively yesterday; and there ia every
prospect that they win al be cold before nfEhhhll
today. Those who Wish to secure seats had bet
ter do 20 carly this morning. He viii lecture Oh
>'Hussla and the Ruesians.''
A NEEDED 1MpRovEMEST.-At the fire OF
yesterday afternoon, an appliance Was brought
Into usc which WIS Aome time aiuec introduced in
1he Eastern cities, but has cot heretofore been
seen here. It consists Of bridge to lay along the
tracks OF the street railway, with hoIes to admit
tile Eose which may thus be laid acrose the street
without interfering with tht ordinary travel. The
machine 10 about yard long, and four OF fse
inches high, costing pcrhaps dollar.
1ASLaIAIlo8.-4Ae enpAoyeen y! a1s
Freeman Blgelow, me contractor 1of CARVING
majority OF the malls to md nom me fost ONCE,
presented him Win oeantaim shvef staf, aPp1o-
accompanied by a few pleasant and fitting r.
1narss by Mr. j. Carpenter, one Of the employees,
took place in tho Local Agent'e room In the Post
Once, yesterday.
AnI1s11o-@We teatn Inat "H' =. Mcmas
1ets. ESQ. Inc artsl, u ABOUT 70 pay pfoleas1oaM
visit to kalamazoo, Aich-. BY request. TO paint
the portraits Of several of The leading Citizens Of
that beautiful Iale city. ne has an Original land
aespe by ooles, and po1t113t OF washington oy
Gilbert Stewart, a7s7+ purchased at the auction OF
the Madison pictureA. Alter finishing his orders
IN Aalam31oo, MI. &eAaste11 Will Wilt our city
and give the fricnde of aft mn opportunity to Gee
seve1a gems nun ne oWn peneal anu those OF
other eminent erusts. LIE many friends Will give
NJ" oosoan "eieome.
Co. E, TIN Kansas CAvAIRI.-This CON-
pans. fee1nteo N Cheago. are now IN INC city
ePeoaiaF taen .nliouGn. VI 'ne record OF honos
~nlc" oee".e" 70 tols teslineaIs uone seano
'uosc anon 1n.s sooPsay, "na tnesf
sa"aoe c'1nhaaoe1 eAp@ osegotS. ~ WA tnls
soups3 waaen naos ens ceasosaeeo sa.ssse npon
s'aaa ~ tn9 ,.S x-s a3s@s.as .sa
NIs, x-.N..x - ~. - -. Nm: e-C.oN,
~ - raea !1s.a ae Ana.sa non ay Sf.ans
~. +-..s ~ ~. ta..h.. sss ~
Aao1, @s ~ " sus uue -. ~ ", w.
o0s16 Aen.!s 11a SAse oae = eo1Aet' 4oeA " e1s
, 1864-03-01
GdaantRE,

" AN TED-A situation, by i
c4 zS9ink !i!1 g. to e'sss In store asSSx st
WANTED Between now and lat
sb1sgi ss ieEs zsss f ;' t II.
WAETED-A sharp, active boy
y 60 chores about the house Apply = rs
w AN TED-l{attrass makers.
z ssBgT ssBBg Ike e ea5sss ssts De''F@sqs E
w ANTED-To rent, . good House
Il, ~ r. fnsais destFsd. Adde'S; III
WANTED-A Nurse, to takecare
Apply IT ii West Madison strest. nhi-vsSlt
VA7ANTED.-A large pleasant tt1f-
nished foat room, on tac second door esa ,os ns
eetssnsa Wi,n eoaFdb' Calling 'nhco1anis mni.
W W7ANTFD-A Drug Clerk, to go
w into the country. A eompesent person caa
sPy Is u IT, E!
WAETED-A Taylor for Mems
&c ess s 'sf sssss' Inquire
M ANTED To go to Blooming
&
sas
w ANTED-A Sexton for West
ossF ons.sq ass Dsss1o.n
S::ss g. t:isaEa building
WANTED Waters. From Is
esfd t. hs.e - sest We, ps' ss
ssot sis9atlon gsa;aaseed ioF ons var: Aadisss
w ANTED.- want to rent imme-
tsa sssss .ns %ae. s:
Xxi ANTED-An interest IN a well
w eatsblshed Commission Or otner business
bness "a y q ~
III e. e 4 ::SS: "a siso cea9saa t5s I'd q
51Ms'1Mnss soa ~ m Address for taEs as'
w WANTED-A :cE- gentleman (a M
s: e. I'd Ss tSs
Frsae. Wond iEa = nnturnisssd sitting ssa rson sni
ss51 :, references s''ss A"''s'' f'1
w 1satsa yssss e:PsFieaco II general basns:.
Il
aa9tSes 4 81 ', ts'oase omce. mh1'T'at
n T. wseess..s RA ssgat9n b.
Food refsrenses Appf a Room 8, Iastesoa asase, use
aaS noafS OF ana " IL X and NJ
r1-7.-o.S 1Tr
NM ANIED-IO rent Nr fpasp on
w ~ hsfo-e ~. 49, o,.,sa ~ 80. ~
ro q neaofe ane nfsf q May 9sore and
H. r. % on t ess Or hSsth sia e. e91tS
Nv, Nv ~. lnn3uy EtoeeIy any peseon naTtnG Snth
Wll nnd so2a tenant BY Addressing stating !eca-
Aous nC'r BOX StS. 1e@tr5d11e
xts few actge,
m ana Fop1las s9sanE wGsks. Gaqyassers making so
70 30 per Week. Apply ~ ~ south Clark street,
1exsV5ea3t
WANTED Employment BY .
steady young man OF good moral habits. Has
Gad ~ ,sa5s c1pstiense y salesman IL wholesale
~ ant epmnlsson House. well aGanaia!ed
H. ~ ~ noussnls. hsnLuesy; and Nasnyn!e
sSd 81 i travelling a5ent. Address JAMES = Go,
G4sseo . ~ ,1,,n1 nsna-sesasf
w man. with some cacttsi: to tsto III, -9ciasive
ar m T. ~ ~ o III
yanxblc artIoea ~ the hnMsc Jn sIG 1 u 1Wo
ented Prnts a1rH Nv W,t 5ca1 aaSes ' p9s
HetH 4Nu9t o~A.ss 10 ~
, 1864-03-01
FIRE At CAM DOUGLAS,
Three Barracks and q Lot of Tools
Rurncd-Loss $4,000.

.1es1esuay morning, 1t O'clock, fire broke ont
in tho upper story Of the building now used ~
carpenter chop, formerly Mcbride & Van fleets
Sat1er store, which waa 20 feot square md two
stories high. The nre probably originated among
eomc shavngs lying against the stove pipe, but
the origin Is not Anown with certainty. The
flames sptead 30 raptd1y that tho tools-considsrn-
) bic In quantity and valuc-were lost, rs we'll as
1srge lot OF eash and doors. all ready for putting
up, and the plans and drawings Of tho new hospL
tnl buildings were destroyed. The flames rapidly
spread to1he line Of barracks occupied by the 1lth
Regiment Invalid Corps, and extended eaat to the
gua1d.houae which was partially consumed. The
sutler building three barracks and the kitchens in
their rc1r, 325 feet in length, were destroyed. The
total loss Is estimated At H,loo which Is about
equally divided between tho carpenters and the
Government.
The prisoners mndc son;e demonstrations tow
ard IN lscapA. .congregating in squads and compa-
nies. and looking w1stfuy around ~ II calculating
the chances Ct success. But the guard was dou-
bled, and tho muAt efficient arrangements other
wiec were made to provide against an attempt at
cscapade; no break was made, tho prisoners wise
1y concluding that the chances were against them.
The Firu Department was on hand al promptly
as the distance from the city would permit. Chief
ua1ria was there early. The engines arrived in
ean sad onf fSs 10 Rana
from !. G. Car Works, was also on the ground,
and and had = steam engine been located there, the
southern portion Of the city urgently demands the
location Of a steam fire engine In that locality.
a large building next south ffpm the carpenters
ard bad at tho time 76 sick rebels In IT. This
building was hurrfed!y cmpt1ed Of men, beds, &C.,
but though several times on fire In different places
gulshcd BY buckets Of water passed to nen upon
the roof.
, 1864-03-01

| WANTED.-A Canadian man
~ aad hls Etts would like 70 Ro In the country to
0es 81 ss s. ~
ss 5sss' a
Real lEstatE tor 5ate.
3TOR SALE-A Bargain. Ten
acres e land ia north pa,: OF soalhves. Of
!: II & g. i H:ssssss
EOR SALE-Or to rent, a yery
e ehoise residence. with a nice sardea. In tho 4
a1p1; to fs11S
TOR SALE-Two Cottage Houses
r. nearly NEW. and any f,et OF ground on State
!saSs sss z fuFaaH iEs
FOR SALE-A neat, comfortable
Is Sss:; :sss F$s. sss
49, : s:s
TOR SALE Or exchange for
sSgss1 ni5iSs 81 s
s$si:ss! y :; =
FOR SALE-Wharf Property.
IL sf1 aTsdn ys
%abass bhsssksEeR sSsnut E5S5 SS::.? a?afs ARAS
FOR sALE-1ss feet by $50 feet
Il on the southeast corner o. Prairie avenue and
So1s.: T,ih grounds: i VI Disssa: i 5soS.
Piy toy, r oLifaEE, Real Estass Broker. . clafE
.1Teei, %nD HooGs1:s GHTT uon,o ~ "D'ss.,a sss
s nsa4 Matss ed .ses 4assn o. 1
wse 80 if ii
s neaK aeon stsees. J' j. siAkst - Fan-
1G.S1 TnD s1s' snTT Hep1 So In .on .ne ul: I";a7r
HE snis.s pAE-l - VII sem uWo pr1ck OK
sss SssasSS :s!$ SSsss
sna Ads@s .ss:sss. & eau ~ '1' CHS. ". eooK.
r%On
seee,e Pna Iand, asles .ns or wen
ssss
{eE;o easszs i tss sasiasss n. #. ta!s t5s III
iaees lor sappipg ADDE'S Gsu. f FLETcHER :ic i
9sse1t; .''s6. fels- s-T'sai!t 7asFU
F'0k Ok, sALE-Honse ALE and Lot t.. OF on
House snd iot e Nab.ss aysnSe: sesr Featsssnsh
sest. e. e. lPi
MctzoDoiita1 h T Bocf tess 5i.ste of1s1 A0.7
91ss; SAA l. 1,ss.. first class ASS frame me
so tss0tn 1tsSt r,
sity. Apply to5AAEs Z: sUkris. i ihs once % q
= s;p'ss, Ds'eets ;,,ss, s''s:''s .ssf:s'
+ corner wo1cott and Indiana strects-lot 1sx
sss 10. ns4F Pittsburgh Railroad Bride South
,s:s7:ets& ouee = D o'sf '' "'n' ''s''
EOR SALE ON THE NORTH
f. slDE:-House aud Let on Indi.na street. vest
res ss st ofx s9f me
81 IL ssssls 81 @aat'ss q @ snd ~ ii @
s9}H " ao Apply 51 E9 Hldala
5sssysiS5: '' -,'' 'A'''0pl e
FoIoRt. IS sAItE-Lots. a.!,Is-.: Good Build
s Sh's e e
hssz sss 6 1 5dsSS ss:et
i .oq,h Part e Lasalle County. nve mics north
e as s.sa sS @ssg sS3 M
a
xw nesa e Dse AgR1 e
TOR SALE CHEAP-5o0 acrcs
F. # @ " ssls3Es,ea PaayIle @ ses, .ass,. p ses
Rfs iesa q
s ssisf e e
surface: Several Ehafs arc being successnlly work-
sf,se enIz sIa per aefe Appy W tey W oEfS 5ESf ;
hsss sSl;sssis E;ssi Eiassr IS s'''E 'f's' Room No
FDpRs ~ sALE-Lots west OF Union
, 1864-03-01

E- House and Sign Painting, Calcimfnln9
Glazing and GrainiDg. Piper Han1fngs and Viii
dow Sbade5 felliug Wholesale and retail at New
York prices. +. E. R1aB1, 81 Randolph ST.
Enx 6RSS -. feNpSC31m
, 1864-03-01

Go 70 zm BEsr-Go to Dyant & Stra:ton's
Chicago Commercial College. to get athorough
dsess leaclosirs s,a'nps} Bryan: & st.st1oa, Chi
cagp NiaQia
, 1864-03-01
Tho Florence Nightingale of the Nur-


Dlapensary for Diseases Of the Ego
AID EAn-ll7 South CLARK street, Chicago. Pa
herts received by Dr.. J. D. Walker. from 10 to IT,
and 9 IN ! iaily uhl-y1123t
, 1864-03-01
LOCAL MATTERS.

Military yAppoIntmcnt.-John E. Cone,
Of this city, has been appointed Colonel Of the md
Arkanaae African Infantry and ordered to report to
Ge1. Buford, At Helena. Col. Cone entered the
service In the summer Of 1851 "a one OF Gen. Fre-
munt's staff, and most Of tho time since Frcmontts
removal has been instructing officers at Camp Ben
ton, St. Louis. He has IN excellent military edu-
cation Ia brave and energetic, and cannot do less
than honor the service, az well 81 himself. in his
new field Of operations
Chicago Medical Col1eee.-The COM
mencement exercises OF this institution will be
held this evening at half past o'clock in the new
college building, md door south Of the corner Of
State and eznd streets. The vnledictory address
will be delivered by Professor Wing. The public
are invited TO attend.
Illinois st. Union misston.-Mceting
this exenIng at X o'clock, to continue ono hour.
Rev. Mr. Wyckor and Mr. Reynolds from Peoria,
with other Interesting speakers will be present.
The services were we'll attended aud the resu,ts
very good last evening. Let there be full attend
anee tonight.
What Doctors, ministers and Pro-
fessors Think OF Then1.-"1 hare never
changed my mind respecting Brown's bronchial
Troches from the first, excepting to think better Of
f9st S Thtsa heaa RkR ss,es R<s Il saS5yy H95y
hoarseness-",-Rer. DaniA Vie, Aep Ysk....
The Troches arc staff Of life to me.''-Pr0f
Edw9rd North, President Qf Hamilton Co1ege
ton fol Coughs. etc-''-Dr. g. F. Esgelou, B0s-
ton: III recommend their use to public speak
ers.''-Her. E. z. Chaplin. mhl-lt
Tho Florence Nightingale Of the Nur-
kery-
The following is IN extract from letter written
by the Rev. c. q Weiser, to the German Reformed
Messenger, at Chambersbu1g, Penn:
4 HEsEFAcTREss.
Just open the door for her, and Mrs. Wlualow
will prove the American Florence nightingale Of
the Nursery. 0fthfs, VIC are so sure, that we will
teach cur :: suy " to say, IA Blessing on Mrs.
WtnsIow " for helping her to survive and escape
the gripping, coAckine and teething Eiege. We
confirm every word set forth in the Prospectus. It
performs precisely what It processes to perform,
s,ssy psi ct -aotain lsss; sn. Away With yongf
and cvery othcs Narcotic" b which the babe
Is d1ugged into stupidity, and rendered dull and
We We have NJ ne1cr seen Mrs, Winslow-knowu he.
only through the preparation Of her "soothlng
Strip for Children Tsething:" L We had the
saviour to tho Infant Race. Is ceuta = bottle.
o''u - "'4 Febssx stew .Tu-TA&sat
, 1864-03-01

Police CouRT.-Bueincss at this establishment
experienced yesterday decided Improvement,
and the day, which was a1orfous one, for the
city treasury, will bear sone comparison to the
good old times, when Drunkenness was not the
6nly crime and = not the highest fine. Since
sy y., s%oous Its estmsnts ioF
their eognomens to relieve the moaotony OF
4 Losu NEEDED ARnEsr.-Fot some time past
complaints have been continually male to the
police regarding tho den on Wells street, known as
Under thoWioW y, and several suspicious characters
have been captured IL its vicinity 80 that On Sat-
arrest Of the inmates. These documents were
entrusted for execution to Se1gcants Hickey, and
Clayton, who with their men captured between
mon:a, all Of whom Were yesterday brought before
Judge Mcdonald. There were found guilty, and
the proprictoIs Q. g: Ronnds, Roger Plant and
sss 3s9 Ss1 mSanB T. Rsa r. s a and
each, ,
captyre q seysour:-Fraak Seymour was
n auantX ina o. Soth1E from
Tho articles were stolen from the comp1agnaut's
room, and founa By detective. Webb In the prison
er's possession. Committed to the Recorders
Raid spon or. &ecs7an's ia w R:adgSa1.<ys- "a @
Jennie Brown and Loulsa Scott were charged with
stealing S169 from Ed. Howard. soldier. The
sergt. Clayton who was accidentally passinR at
the lime, looked in and found the money where
Despite her indignant protestatious Of yirtt c,
o7sl e tha HssosdsT; Sse1t r f. san q sso5:
xtth The larceny Il SONS old iron, The properly of
y. Cassman, owner Of foundry On Polk street
Pro.ecutor saw Qairk. secreto The iron, bit not
R!ss1 - ! ssiessa
a LkFt7aft CAdsuefe7.--John Basty. described
as ealpenseE, Was charged with stealing $40 Or
Infantry, in saloon On sherman street. Upon his
pereon WAS found Ss:ia IN money, pair of steel
knueslss rc5ol1e5 M md 9thes implements, tho
in the majestcrial estimation. The charge Of lar
ceny not being proven, one Of dIsordelly conduct
aeR e R:zgosS5 W. %Sls .sa s.
strange freak Of nature had been created MdcE
man, was charged with dIsordetly conduct John
yss with lte ;ongreSaon g Ra%s descend q;
the e1uberante Of Ethiopian Joy, wished to hsht
not only the whole assembiape Of Canaanites, but
half dozen white spectators tn the bargain. As
bits Into nefghbors' house, ali Of them unlortu-
nately finding ,ngEess through the window. Fined
80 and cosS, and ordered to pay for tho damage
done.
INTERESTING EXERCISES AT THE SOLDIERS
Rrar.-Thc Soldiers Rest, On Sunday afternoon
last Was the scenc Of some very interesting exer-
cises. Thh boys Of the 4sd Illinois wcre gathered
together in The dinlng-room, to whom Rev. Dr..
Ryder delivered q very impressive lecture, after
which Mrs. Bostwick sang somo eelect pieces Of
music, and Mr. Hawea recited poem, entitled
'sWounded.r The ladies were presented with q
large collection Of trophies and souvenirs from
The battlefield at Lookout Mountain, which Will
bo placed In the Cabinet at tho Soldiers Home.
orExsa or TIE q. s. TELEGRAPH LrsE.
, 1864-03-01

WHAT THE: ARMY 'NEEnx=-Mis. Mary A.
BiekeFdste. who has for two years been u,ost 1n-
defatlg1cis army nurec. win address the c!t1zeus
of'Chieago on the neods Of the a11uy. at Drysn
Hall" At ha'f'psse e O'Clock this afternoon. Ad-
mi.taree Tree. +--.-. ~ :,
, 1864-03-01

SEVENTH WISCONSIN BArTERr.--This bat
tery arrived in Chicago yesterday morning. from
the hcai of war ea Foute for home. The ladies' OF
the Rest had prepared i sunptuoua breakfast, to
which the boys were invited, but as the train was
about to move of they were Obliged to decline the
invitation there being. barely time to 60 from one
depot to the other.
, 1864-03-01

ucneAH C11z7I@p1roq FOOT or LAK1BRXEEt
Detroit Kxprsss~ SIS =: n t:a6 .. n
De4Tett Kxpsesa. .......... .s9:aDD n. 1G:aop. u.
A1eH: c1kE.. o11o1H1AH A1p Lou.syalz xIHE
Morning Express ..--... Els SAL Il. 1Gss p. H
hight Ezpee.s.-.- 9:45 .. n. ss:a5 T. IT,
MICHIGAN souzaK8s-p1Epr coa1xa yA1 Hrzxa
An0 nHzaxAE BTaHETE,
s3ay ExEEsss. e16 .. n 1872 p: n -
tEva.icE EIp.ess...-... $40 Pm. 6ctQ q
ttN1kht EIpkeSe.. .1G:D9 p. N. 1880 p. n
DETROIT TRAINS.
... Leave. Arrive.
Pay Esp5ssth h,.s: T. n Il 1872 p NJ
CMCINHAfI Ar LNK.
Union Depot, Wes+ 6ide, near Maa1so1 It. Bddgo.
Day E1rreos. s...-.......... $50 4. N. 9.s6 q. n
Night tE1pEeas-.-~..--..... p.1op.M 1880 p. T..
1Iau.HNAxY An kN3-Fox rHD1HHArp1lb AID
LpC1sVul1.
Day E1p<aas.~--....--.... &S0 l. n 6:65 Z. Il
Nixat Express. 9:1o p. q. 1880 p. 1t.
Day PaeeenEse. 50 .. m- $50 z
sUshsnaa seeomnodston. go >. n. satd4ys onl5
Hyes 1]t PsEk TIs11 Til ,s s@ n' ~ ~ = =,
Hydo Park TEaia....,....- b:75 Pm &@5 ,. u
EMAIL md Accommodate. AGO q. m. 9:1bp m.$
*Day Express -......-..... ESQ 4. m. 11:sJ a. m.
might Express 1O:10 ,. ra. 10;3Jp r =
tCtn. & Lonisville E1press 9:1op. m. s:35 =. N.
No trains leave on Saturday evening, and no
trains arrive On Sunday evening.
CONNECTING WITH PENNSYLVANIA CgFrRAL b. n
Leave Fttsh'E. $40 a. N. 4:$s p. H. s:i5p. N.
Arrive PhIla;:;; ESQ p. m. 100 m. 1osoo a. N,
A1,ent'n M '''' .''' '' p Ill.,
N. York
, 1864-03-01
TOR, SALE CHEAp-5no

N'V1t 6AIlE CHEAF~5UU acres
= Of accelerated Danvi1'e Coal Mines. on the
Great Western railroad, Two miles son.h Or d n.
VILE Illinois the surface principally prairie and
der Inc state Of cultivation, labout acres Of tho
aides The coal. which Is rom 10 to 50 tcet from tho
su1nce Several shafts arc being successfully work
Price oniv 911o per acre. Apply toJ. ?. OLING4E,
Heal Eetate Broker, IS C1ArE street, Room No. 8.
, 1864-03-01

.AGoop R1pDAScE--Iti Is Will great salts
f.c.on that we chronicle tho resignation Of John
s,Hcwhousc as President Of RosehM Cemetery
is only such pcs,1,cnt ai,d blatant disloya1ty as
his TINT could make the question Of political views
.,utcr ut all Into the matter Of dtneas for such
, 1864-03-01

p q r SA L ESQ acres in the
sopth part ef Lasalle County: nve mics north
roud-25 acles Of which Is In clean Timothy u1eadoW
ThsEe u one snail ho9se. one gTsnary, 161. staule
tEst. 1ftcE thst SIS per acre. Apply to HENRY
SHAW. fremont, TazeWel County. Illinois.
, 1864-03-01

FOR SALE-30,00 acres Of well
r. selected Pine Lands, in lots to suit purchasers,
with stcAm mills capable q cutting thirty thousand
aiA at Inaad.E = psy, on Lake AqTo2 Persons wish
far0rablet with supester quality Of timber, aud yund
iactlltes for shipping. Address GEp- n: FLETCHER
Detroit. tlich. III rr7A1
, 1864-03-01

IL Park
50 ttet on Madison street, east of Psu!ira.
IS feet On Madison, corner Of Paulina.
So feet On Warren. corner Of Panl,na.
901eet on " earren, between Wood and Lincoln.
s. test on Lake, between Wood and Lincoln.
60 feet on Warren, between Lincoln aud Kobey.
100 feet on Warrington, between Robcy and noJne-
teet On Park avenuc, between Hoyae auo Leayltt.
12o feet on Marfear between Oakley and Letyltt.
crn avenue. Apply to GEO ~ H1G GISSCN, Real Is
tate 0hlce Nc. Metropolitan BLOCK.
, 1864-03-01

LOOK OU1-Third Ward Union League
Every man On hand tonight at Union Hall. The
trial Will 60 on. Sec to It.
, 1864-03-01

Doors open at o'clock, Lecture to commence
ats. Admission % cents No extra charge for Re-
served seats Tickets oy Reserved Seats for sale
at GEO. r. CHTrTENDENE, 1t6 Lake street.
feTLF.S7!N
, 1864-03-01

CoSTEarT1B1E.-Twow well dressed and ap-
parcn:iv respectable men. on Sunday night, pull.
cd down lnader On which a lamp-lshter was
standing The poor fellow fell upon the sidewalk,
quite scr.ously bruising his face and otherwise
rtousl. injuring him.. 1t wns. contemptiblc
tHr
, 1864-03-01

Anr1sT1o.-We learn that VIM. E. McAlns-
tcrs Esq, the artist, Is about pay professional
visit to kalamazoo, Mich. by request. to paint
the portraits Of several Of the leading ctttxeus Of
that beautiful n:tle city. He has IN original land
scspe by Coles, and portrait Of Washington by
Gilbert Stewart, 1884, purchased ut the auction OF
the Madison pictureA. Alter finishing his orders
In Kalamazoo, MI. NcAasters viii visit our city
and give the friends Of art nn opportunity to zee
eeve1a1 gems from his own pencil and those Of
other eminent artists. His many friends will give
him cordial welcome.
, 1864-03-01
Gbifa9o Qribuue.
TUESDAY, MARCH I, 1854.
. THE CITY.

WILL DE Burned AT uoME.-Ihe body OF
Joha cecfl OF conpany X, sth kentucky, rebel
: prisoner who was shot while attempting to make
h,s escape from Camp Dougiss, will be sent home
for inicrmcnt- Deceased WIS son Of Judge M. 5'
Nerf1 nf Tr1,an0rt EGntutGy.
, 1864-03-01

DEATHS N goLyIS's BATTERY.-The fol-
lowing members Of Colyln's Battery died In hos-
n{al At Knoxville, at the dates Indicated: Corporal
Henry C. Huston, January 4; Sergeant John ".
Miller, February =; private John ". Ellis, Jsuu.
a.z e. r,risate William Early, FGbf1AY lG
, 1864-03-01

IL depces-A Brick
North Side, containing fe
q basement, with gas. hct
and all modern lHpfoveN
With good siable, In IN x
avenue, With tho lot tort
1t etAEda, o. tho lot can
fNrwtHf frNn AddrkAa 4 RnY ~
, 1864-03-01

FEr1eBr TO ST. Lou1s-The Directors Of
tic Chicago & Rock Island Railroad have made
arrangements for taking limited quantity OF
freight through to St. Louis, in conjunction with
the Illinois River Packet Company, from PeoTla-
Tue 1tvcz Is now open and boats run regularly be-
tween peor1n and St. LpuiE.
, 1864-03-01
EOR SALE

dwelling. on Wabash avenue. north OF SIX
teenth street. contAlna. eleven rooms, lot 81 By 1
AHo several tuonE CtA IN tbs fouthefn part Of the
city. Apply to JAMES &. bURrIS. st the ONCE Of
Gas Company Dearborn street. oppoplte Tremo1t
, 1864-03-01

PREHTA11oH.-The employees Of Mr..
Freeman Blgelow, the contractor for carrying n
majority of the mails to and from the Post Once,
presented him with beautiful silver star, appzo-
prfatc1y inscribed. The presentation, which was
accompanied by few pleasant and fitting re-
marks by Mr.. J. Carpenter, one Of the employees
took place in tho Local Agents room In the Post
Once, yesterday.
, 1864-03-01

TOR SALE--Lots. Good Build
Ing, and Residence Lots. pleasantly located In
the West Division, on Chicago xVenuc. Inflan1 Hub.
hard and Noble streets, at ftom $40 70 81, so, on
1SnS e. sss? e
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