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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-19

The (Oure AyeWse desSroued
- Snloec0etne ~ Etss.
Rsbllc Reesrds Injured.


WAanss0Ten, Oee. IL.
10 0esev~es Scenes Tic esest battle
betvoeo che Uoited 0setes losees uodes
Nsjoe 0sasrsl Thooss, end the rsbsl as'
my usdsr Gen. nood, before Nashville. -.
.alsed yesterday, 10 . greet end decisive
victory. The rebel ss~y hss b.ea broken
md routed. A lsrgs possioa Of - sstil.
iery ed great nsnbss Of petsosers Wese
:sptursd. This tstsmpb be- bsso achieved
s,sh email ISss % Cur sr0y. 0coessl
rhUmss reports tbss hts lose hes been very
.oslI-pr0bsbly MT esceediag 900 cod
very isw killed. Z. STANTON,
Secretary u Was.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-19

cAN fKANClscOS Oees II.
Mesaures ore being eshto 70 rsise . reg
mcne Of returned veterans N tile cooss T.
.esvs In usnc0ct's Corps.
J. ". Nya " NessAs. bss been elected
"a SeossUs' lssm tbsf Seste. Us s-
IT, rata etOso In this Ssofe still eoo-
ipuee 90 tDsesssls. Nose IL the volley.
,sve yet teen 0Sv6sd. Lsses traces II e.
;icultural Dsud ere eaboeseod. X
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-19

n l1 g! .!I l -
Is. i. f. !
So sfssst SO ssss -.
Zsso. Xas;n~s OspiIatss,
rA''s-' 'AH 'esuls:s Ass'sA, :. sfi.ssrs.s'
eRYAN'S LIFE PILLS
TIE 0eeoeese l1e01eano - ohe0ges
ssrs antidote for Sickness, nd refuge froa
sorrow, Pain and D1sease.
fhsy ~ tAnitssd to be the
BEST FAMILY MEDICINE
for gsssral sse. Pwifying The Hood. I'D
cleaning TIE system nom Ill impurity, they -
ENTIRELY VEGETABLE
and mild In their opessAioa.
Read saat tsey siu d.:
"A gsstls I'D sGsssivs purssGivs.
0ilous arrangement removed.
Oleanser Of the Blood and system.
Debelty and Loss Of power dispelled.
Emery supplied to the Muscles snd Nsessa.
4 emale Irregularities removed.
Oloomy ansicipations banishsl.
f1eadache entirely cured.
Irritation Of the Stomach removed.
q anndice a.d Livsr Complaiats;carsa
Aidney diseases relieved.
Aoss Of appetite and sick stomach removed.
Melancholy ssd Ennui dispelIed.
IN euralgia and Nervousness cured.
|Qpis. and other ssinalssss svoidsd.
i implies and Erup,ions removed.
,aiasy and Sore throat hesled-
rheumatism soon sllevisted.
- eep produced Sweet and Sound.
i oothache and inaamed gums relieved.
| Urin.ry disease. benefited.
Y itality produced in the nervous.
w orm. invariably expelled.
X.s.,y the nsd'sin. Wanted for
u Dung and old can ne them.
Aeno Ma ximus, Capitatis
eRYAM'o LITE PILL 8.
have been used by thousands With success.
Hxndrsds IF Certificate can b shoscn.
They regulate the Stomach, Liver and liliary
Secre,ions which is the chief cause Of nervous
ness, Giddiness. Dimness Of Sight, Headache
Sick Stomach, and other Kindred complaints.
Those Of nervous temperament nhos
sickness adds Eeensr anguisA to the ills q
life, become blessed NTH a nec e1istence, ane
their tears IF anguish are changed to tears Q
joy by vsing them.
TIE POET
is inspired with brilliant thoughts.
THE ORATOR
with new ideas and words Of fire.
With indomitable courage.
-, : =. With bright conceptions Of the future.
with business tact and power.
with unfailing energy.
THE AUTHOR
with skill that entrances
THE SINGER
with a sweet mel0diOus voice.
THE MUSICIAN
with ranturous emotions.
THE DlSPiRlTED
becomes hopeful and
THE DESrAlRIN0. happy.
A Box OF BRrAx's Lire PITTS, will cost but
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
They will sceomplish faithfully all that is repre-
| sented
They are elegantly put up by the proprietor
who was the inventor Of BRfAN's PuLnoNIc Wa
rERs, medicine long and fav orably known to tn
American Nation. :
Ii You wish to buy BRYAx's LIVE Puts an,
cannot get them Of your druggist. don't take an.
other, but Sc d Twenty Five Cents in letter 4
the proprietor, and you will get them by return
ofmail. post paid. Address
Or. y. BRYAN.
Box 5079. &c Cedar Street, N. Y.
SOLD By DRUGGLyT GENERALLY
DEMAi, BARNES / CO., New York,
o octlleod&w Wholesale Agents.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-19

Patients must write their name, State. post Of
nce address All letters requiring an sns~er.
must contain letter stamp, ind be addressed to
DR. KNAPP / SON. Box 64s3, Chicogo, ILL.,
~ Any Of the above diseases can be treated
successfully BY the patients describing their case
in a letter, when they cannot see us. IL.
Dr.. Knapp, who win visit davenport regularly
in the future, can b consuited at the L. Claire
House, on Saturday : Sunday. fec. 3fh 4 18th |;
Saturday and Sunday, March Alb and 5th Sat
urday and Sunday. Nay 9Th and 9TH, and Satur-
day and Sunday. J y Sth and 9th. Decl2diy.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-19

Nav 1OKv, Dec. II.
Geld closed % Is.
TIE psise atesuer Emma Henry. captur.
"a on the Ssh Of Wilmington BY tho Ga .
boat 0hoesa~, arrived at the navy yard r
enmwssd Vi Eosien John Snail, from ro''
Nosros. She 10 new large iron stssm~ 4,
b % - repaired aud lifted ap for traus.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-19

PRESIDENT PETROLEUM COMPANY.
PRESIDENT. vENASco CO., PENN.
Organized under tie Lace Of Rsnasylsania.
OFFICERS:
President-AMORY EDWARDS, Esq., n. 7.
treasurer. l.. SIMPSON. Esq.,, New York.
aecretary-J. EDWIN CONANT, Esq. N. Y.
JOHN CLAPP. Esq. General Resident Supt
DIRECTORS:
ANGRY EDWARDS. Esq. New York.
EHEN d. CROCk Err, rsq.. New York.
Gibbs 4 hardcastle, New Yosk.
J. NJ CLAPP. Esq. President. venango Co., p.
3. II. SIMPSON, ESQ, Of 4. H. Simpson Co.,
New York.
IT'S LANDS are put up into Company q the
unprecedented low price # one hundred dollar >
per acre, the lowest ever known for oil-bearing
territOry, and forms it,
CAPITAL STOCK 81, go 80
In Shares Of 425 each, pr value. Sub
scrip ion price Is per Share. being in
full payment for 325 Share.
No further call or assesscseut will Re made.
-. ooo Ahas ~, or aloo, go resers
vea for WORKING Capital.
R,yties Sxastribisg il this Csmpssy wiRre
esiss an EQUAL Anseust IF .Stoek IN ito ssA<s
Compasiss adjoinias. ssitA,st tsrtAsr eaesys.
Tho LANDS Of thsss COMPANIES ere loesaed
q the Allegheny River, and or Hsgscek Pcr-
ssgs: end nsG;s sssess nAKiN w. AZ ~ OIL
HALT MILES IN EXTENT. ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-19

THEM coxsul rATioxs for years have averaged
them an expe' fence unsurpassed BY sny, and
eqmalled only b. few.
- Remember they do not promise to cure al
stages 81 discus. While all diseases ire durable,
If taken in season. all stages are moi. Your case
NAV be durable this week., not next--tO-day, not
to morrow hence the d nger Of delay.
No c0se will be rece1ve0s when
there are 0ny doubts II Cure
Or Relief
Our Terms are CASH; hence the money must
be sent with all orders for medicines II Gusts
from five to fifteen dollars per month, to doctor
with us, which includes medicines.
~. The Door will be favored.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-19
C.4T.aRRH CURED.
They are treating Catarrh on new syatem which
SURE CURE FOR THIS DISEASE!

Experience has proved that Catarrh commit be
cured by local treatment alone J; hence the many
advertised cures for s'atarrh, Ill If which are To-
cal remedies. give relief only while the patient ia
under them. but Hsrer cure.
Understanding the disease and We know II cav
not he cured by LOCAL treatment alose. therefore.
we also preacribe constitutional temedv to be
taken, and BY the combined local and constitu-
tionat trcatrent, we are enabled to remove the
causes Of Catarrh, and thereby effect
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-19

TAMlLi GROCER; KEEPS CONSTANTLY
u on hand the best quality Of Provisions,
Hollow Ware, Kerosene Oil, etc.
Second street, between Brady and Perry, D.
export. myI4-d1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-19

eAesnan k1ssst le 4 Sbs1A

0ss. D6Sse OnAsr D6eep.
bsessd ~ tie fsest1sss.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-19

DHYIClAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE IN
i room over Post Office. Residence east sid
Of Brady-2d door from 9th st July 1dwtf
, 1864-05-01
RELIGIOUS 1NTELLIGRNOE.

There win be preaching th's morning st 8.ysn
uallat 10H o'clock, by Rev. ". ". Exerts, o. D.,
Pastor Of the First Baphss Church. Beats free to
Services at Plymouth Church, corner Of Third
4ysnne and ysn bnTen st1ee th,s q9rnaing Rex &
otacile. Communion at close Of service.
South Congregational Church corner of Calumet
a.enue and fwenty-slxth st.est: ssEv.ses @ At 1of
Ing, hy the Fsstor Rev. ". B. Wight, at ~ in the
evening. Monthly Concert
in e. e. Sn n 0 ts e s. esssS ~ e. p.ei9a 1!
corner Of Wata4h avenue md Hubbard court at
1"1 o'clock 4. n Entrance In the rear from Hnb-
Preaching today at 1oK O'Clock a. H., by Rev.
At h9e% e Il hes's block. Entrance between II
:Rer. Nj. scsmmon viii preach this morning in
the Clark street II. Z. Church. md the rector, Rev.
I'll E Ss poype &C % Il
ker. {. Il. Fowler: viii preach thl. morning in
the new Tnnity n: E Church, and Rev. Ar. scam-
s st. .An.ga1ius Protestant Episcopal Church. To-
Gated tho corner Of Indiana and franklin streets
y ee 70 A. L. d1s nessese at loH O'Clock a. N. sRn-
Ii Camp Dolclas Sunday School for children
VII BE- orea55tssd in Ward United States Hoap1.
O'clock ?. =: Rev: s. :. Tutle. fesf Gaspislu-
United ststes General Uospital, altuated on Eight.
eenth street
There will be preaching, morning and evening
st the Indiana aTenue Baptist Church (Eate South
Miss1ou,) the morning service commencing at II
ocloef ne evening at half past ee7en. In counec-
t!on With sae evening service the ordinance Of bap
Warren Chase vii. lecture on Spiritualism at
W!tkoWsy Ral, to-day, at 1ok a. m. snd * p. n.
4 lecture Of Travels in Oriental and Bible Lands,
by Hon. lsr4el 8; Dichl, Qate United Suites Consul
70 Batavia, Java) will be given 11is evening In the
Roilloa d sion Chapel, On GssWold Street, near
Van Buren, street Nj. Dlehl viii illostratc Ill Ice.
tute with diagrams OF the cities, runs, customs,
habits and felleion Of the people in the Oriental
lande and also with many relics OF these countries
The lecture will be free and the friends Of the ran.
road MISSION are Invited to attend.
Pnehc religious services at st. Paul'a Church,
morning mud evening. al the usual hours. In the
morning Rev. Pr. RYDER will give an account Of biz
recent visit TO the Army OF tho Cumberland,
a meeting OF the congregation OF st. Mnfy's
(Catholic) Church will be held in the church imue-
diatety after high mass. for the purpose Of complet
ing arrangements to erect new school house.
The congregation Of Benay sholo1n Will lay the
corner stone Of their new Synagogue on the
corner OF Harrieon street and Fourth avenue, on
Tuesday morning next, at u o'clock The atone
viii be laid oy the President Of the congrcEation
scnthal. -
, 1864-05-01

road sctlilies that from any roiut within throc
city, laJ In ssock rrturn TO their homes, and r..
ceiso tic goods purchased In less timc than 1t will
take TO vsit tho great metropolis. In this actlvo
vantagea tnuro more to the benefit OF Chicago than
New York, 1t IL bid for New York.
When direct trade With England and The Coptl-
nent shall hare become firmly established, Chicago
will become still moro attractive to business man
Fart and West, and should tho little Record" Of
our hend otDonnoghue be then In existence we
expect then TO be able to ahow still greater dis
panty in arrivals and departures. Chicago haa but
Just entered upon her career Of prosperity and do
ii nssss s,e 5Sss 1sss
room enough to grow aud e1p1sd, until this city
shall become the second city on the continent
and confined" between tho Fast and North Rly-
e1s, and II she expand to any great e1tont she
muat do 70 outslde OF the Island Of Manhattan.
She must look To her 1auro1a
, 1864-05-01

{ TIE ONE HUNDRED DAT Sknv1c1--The progress
of recruiting for the one hundred tay service Is In
all respects sstdataetoEJ Col. Hancoek's regiment
already numbe1sn nearly fou- hundred, With pros
ped that It viii be dlled to the maximum number
By Saturday night next. Authority was given 4
student IN tho semlnary At Evanston, yesterday.
70 faite company among the students OF thas In.
etttut1cn. "
Col. Hough has given apihoetty to gentlemen
outside the sify e reG1uit tof hla fe;imsns Thss
a1so viz b 1ned by Saturday night next Equally
doris regiment. We confidently expect that Con[
County will furnish thEeo regiments Tor this desirn.
HE service.
, 1864-05-01
The FEhIah LOTTERY,
The Drawing On Saturday-Liat Of Wlnnlsg
Knmbcrs-The First Twenty Prizes,

Tho weather being unnvorab1e on Saturday
mcnin9, the attendance at tho Grand Lottery Of
the Irish National Fair at o'clock being acauty,
theeompiry was not called to order until IN hour
later. Mr.. p. T. Sherlock then requested tho L.
dies and gentlemen present to selcct suitable
prizes. Several gentlemen being preacnt whe were
pon-members Of the FenlAn Drotherbood. thoy
were at once selected TO tho post Of honor. Thsfr
p'n Msss1s: James Fozney, H: Hubbard, Richard
Roe asSo. Hs.es sn
. 4 I,ttie iii seyen Year, OF azc was selected BY
the Committee to draw the prizes from revolving
Two ends being glass showed list there could be 6e
no deception, al Tar a. the disposition Of ths tick
Savne see1 elcts 1sn1e
scnting ehance for psize were placed within the
box By tho COMMITTEES md the drawing COM
was s1batitatcd. and other ike changes wefa nsde
Below win be found the 1rrt nye hundred and
the holder Of either number Is entitled may be fouud
BY counting The order OF his ticket In the abovo
table; there are one hundred In 4 column, Thus
tho nineteenth from the top in the fourth coiumn.
be Will bc entitled TO the three hundred and nine.
teenth prize as marked In tha advertised list Of
Eheh T. ta presumed each ticket holder has one.
liable:
]. Marble bust Of Gen. Coreoran.
?. Roeewood pIano.
8. Roscwood plano.
T. Rosewood pi8no.
s. Rosewood plano.
8. Gold colu-f9D.
2. PhelAn billiard table.
6. Gold watch.
9. Gold watch.
10. French clock. '+
II. Sewing machine.
II. Tabinet dress.
18 Oh Paintlng-Anest Of Lord Fitzgerald.
u. Tea get.
Is, Sewing machine,
10. Gold-monnted ride.
II. United States $50 bond.
IL, Diamond dc1sed lady's watch.
10. French clock.
20. S51ye1plAted castor.
The prizes drawn ut the 9rand Lottery In con.
nccion With the lrieh Fair will be exhibition at
Fenian Hall at seasonable hours each day until Il
O'Clock on Tuesday, when they will be delivered to
me ne5es aSiaete a ap & ,G L. hoGi.ock and
It the sane hours until they are ali disposed Of
, 1864-05-01
THE DOUGLAS MONUMENT,
Description Of Leo ". Yolkss Design.

~ so,A' elo N,A, eupsof' aas MseaoS
unnamed tne cay model OF a1a design Tor the Doug
Las monument and is rnptdly putting 1t in plaster.
Probably 1t will be completed during The present
xne1 md 1r31, rho, hr rr,av IN ~. t,.,..t,n. =,
sae paohe: !ae mooei ag osef Ioar iees 1a height
ana Maas 70 neae o. aai IN 1nen 10 INC loot nus
1s EaA11ns ~ Monument' aeeepleo. ono hundred
1eeI N neaGnt te3In9 npon Z CIRCULAR platform,
WIZ oase o. a1ts;tWo le1t n diameter, spptoach-
g. 9y pour stepe; Ano.G tnls ~ anotaet oaso cat-
IeoinWNos ontae douf eiaes "ta tnfee steps giving
t,on @ lof maafoe9m tWenty 1eet hqusze, Above
tnle n t9e pedes,a! ana composite column sur
mountS1 g. oy eooeeal sa5ne otshe departed states.
ha9a fatting nRon ne iaeees sJmoolleal of Union,
nnu t1c !et nola1ng tne tonsu1ution. Ine manso-
!eum oselgnea los tae recepl!on q Anhfo!e eas.
eopaa9ne oo!1ing toe !emalns. Nnlch VIII % easily
, 1864-05-01

Amorntsin needs no additional height. In Eyypt.
which ID ono vset sandy prairie, the levol and blxuk
obclltks and tower. 80 in this sect,oa Of tac
@o1ntry, height Ia needed to break MP tho level.
This Quality, the model, II accepted will Hva and
viii add to It strength and grace. Storeuard and
Akeward It will dTst catch the eye. HWili be q
landmark to the trave1er, reminder to all Of DE-
Parted worth. and because It IL thing Of beauty.
70 g1l Il I've thipr Of inv Gorarre N ~@''
, 1864-05-01
GP1r0t1 BlttRrH.
nR. JOHN BULLS
COMPOUND
EDRON ,BITTEBS
Che Latest and Most Important Discovery d
the 18th Century.

Sae 4atn century.
hsEs;oy Of aa1es'a msaies Il 1hs Unifed ststes
oots ayoraoly Known q pionsGr tn medical II
s. d 1eS seil y E: 54R;.s t.
oaz stood g - asa2 ct me various som{ou1as 9,
ssss@s = ssssesea :, = ssI?ashsss & II r. s Va,
snS n r.
= ns q MSfa f.
T.:
eeesEs e s. 1:sizs .Ss.s.s:s.ss :! ssass,
naa e!os nsnanss to tae most aea y mAlAr.a aGs
rssi s I I
the bodY Tho Ce. Is potsnt 10 cure no matter wha
Wis 'is s. ~ not prepared to snsos tn,e,
: f Is. 1snF oS
u vrtn.s sh8t ~ Etnedv and preventive fur all lis
ssF ~ s9 sf;5 Z
Z IL ssSa sns
= DEsPEPsA
And s sstendaut train OF symptems sess more ,ks
.sas e ~ e. M.ts,fs 'as Tis.e .;
seaf so@pasison 1ish i il tSis essss. M D''o'en'
~ y e. 5 B:ss 'z F. qss es1s
"a sefea I q experiment.. IN which Dr. Bul, ns, bean
~ tslmination aaa heis nov cnaniea oeE 10 int
as 1ss e ssssss 1
He might ,1u1ntsh volume Of c+1incates, but the
e ps + tqsR WEE
E ss't for hinsali The Virtues q medicine CIV
oEDRor Brr1K1ss
tsaot Rsee ~ e panlsa log ~ II diseases
0H H9.co tae Ceaton Htera are Epectc-
, 1864-05-01

sxa,m m. 9Hp.ms sHp.m.'
Date. Mercy. Wind. Acrc'Y lind Mstcsy- Wind.
Sua ~ % n. 6. o n.y.. 8. x9It W. 6.
Mc......99.13 We. 9g9 ~: e. N.16 n. 4.
Tu.-....e9.1 VIZ. 298 M.g. 29e3WSWg
We. .a.w n. ". b. e9.n n: b. 29.45 NE &.
Th...-..@bo s. b. e9+4t y. T. b. $40 n. b.
FH.....B,E N b. e9.40 n. 3. 6. 9Q.38 n. b.
Ia. n 4. 94E N. z. 39,45 m. a.
, 1864-05-01

RuaAm1H GxNERAL7 RAHsoA.-Thisr distln.
gnishcd officer. ono n Illinois bsarest sons, and
one who has done the Republic great servioc on I
many battlenelds. and who wss last wounded II
to arrive in this city Sunday or Monday. Genc1ai
,Rsnsom has repat,t.e9 for gillian snd military
ftke AE1ny. Wa trust ho will receive reception
beattins lii tane. 10 lsn New Orleans Oh tho
25sh instant. Il Il Prop~ to say that node ot the
Expedition sitschea to General Ransom.
, 1864-05-01
MErrnpn, ,ncrriru-The following Ia thf

MKrEoRolodIcAI+-The following is the
meteorological record Of the week ending satur-
day. April suth, 1851. taken at Aottram's drug
store, No. 1q0 West Randolph street. The
Temperature IL taken In tho shade. The direction
and force Of tho winds ars Ei!sn approximately,
Ing the inItisie Of tho words "htgh," "breeze.'
gentle" "veerinR,r rain. y snow" :" "molst
atmosphere" !" and "du":
rnEnrnNxTEA.
, 1864-05-01

~ House and Sign Printing, Cslctnin4,
Gsg sna sna lag snd VII
York pEiees. F.E. R1aHr, 81 Randolph street.
Box 616a myt-e118-1m
Gax FixtureA.--A large assortment emhrac-
Inc tho htest and richest patterns At low prices.
i CO. A Randolph street. Ap2sdf6o.1m
Go 4oras BEST 40 70 Bzyaat q stra9on's
Chicago Commercial Co1lege, to get thorough
practical business education. For circulars cd
3ress {enelostng stsnps) Bx5ant = ststtan- CHI
Gagc, Illinois.
Gas F1xtnres-An entire new stock Of the
latest designs at the lowest market price. Gas
We \ P49r4:os, saT,9aso s. W washington street,
apA d651-aw
Gas Ftxtnrs.5csIl ana M ses .;,, II aex =, styles.
cssou sss 81 tas c5snaess. ae fen' & '' 70 0'o
d. Il. Wn11RrH, 1sa Lake street.
apssdsaeeH : '
Pension and Bounty Blanks.
For sale at the CHICAGO TH1nusa orE1cE, 81
The series Is complete, and the forms ars aeca-
tate, conforming In every respect 70 tne 1nsttae-
hors nom the Ptneion Once. AL me forms PET
sheet, embracing he Declaration Of Tho Applicant,
The Amd.stts of Witnesses, The certineates of he
% T. S nSxs5 .pe Se Set.os5 esaF sp.es esss
Application for Transfer Of prnalon. ~
Application Of Widow OF Mother for Payment OF
Pension.
Application Of Invalid Pensiouer for Payment Of
Pension.
Claim OF Hedfa for Arrears.
Chin for Uofse and Equipment
Communication of Ratlons for kxchanged Prison.
Of War. -
Disabled SOLDIER & Declaration for Bounty Money
[Att Of March 8. 1s5i9
Faiher'e Application for Bounty Money and A.
Gosrdt.n.a Declaration Of Minor Children for
Bounty Money and ArreArt.
Gusfdisn7s declaration Of Minor Children 10
aas1di.n,s Declaration Of Orphan Sister for
lcysiid Pension Clsir.
Mothers Application for Pension,
Ones Cerf}ncate Of 8o1dief's Disability,
Omcars Cef4idcate to Death Of Soldier.
Pow - Of Attosney to Draw Soldiers PaS.
Soldiers Declaration for Bounty Money, Ar
feare, de-. n,...u,.
EnrSrnn.a Biennial E1amlnatlou.
widows Declaration for Bounty Money aud Ar
WILLOWS Declaration for Pension speb10o19t
Wa send them rosr PAIp, at the rata OF 75 cents
| psx Quire upon the rceetpt OF the money.
| Address. TRIBUNE CoNPAs1,
, 1864-05-01
3[,,08t.

II OsT-Qn Thursday evening At McF'ckerS Iaes
ft6y'k eihe{ian Squirrel Fur Collar. Any parson =
turning It TO thk Boz Once Of fee theatre .,e1s
:, liberal reward. A9A
r OsT-rn front of Meth Chm e. b!oek % aeG ~
coepe1 bank c6ecE p ..sn eaa RisResds
hr tTo ladies' Who Viii be EAted on tesVinE
n afthe Trfbgne otuce or 1t c57 "anash aFenae.
, 1864-05-01

r. Alden. ~, ~ % Fst4ay Ag1,l .stb, hy Rsy; ns;
r. 0ANNsEY, both Ct A1dou. No cards.
In OsweEo. n. r. b. tho nee: A.: 9. -Trc.dway.
Mis- CORNRLIt 2. TAEADWAY. danShtsr oi the
0Cr Glazing eleIK&mAN. -
, 1864-05-01

A EKw FtE1D ssamuet Ellis and Thom,.
Moore, both well known detectives Of this utv
and men who have served their country on ths
battlefield, the former IN the sosh Illinois regiment
and the latter in the sd have received author.tv
nom AdJut1nt 9encral Fuller to recruit =
company for Col. Hancotk's regiment, now bcin~
Eosed n this ci for The one hondred day service.
They arc eood men and 11e. saoFonsh soldiers
themselyes and 5hsiz command % l., Thoss n xho ne
enroll themtelves under the leadership OF oaicers
Klils md Moore. Recruiting Offices will be opened
on AoudAy.
Non71uxr Iowa 6ANrTAH1 FA1E--An appeal
10 tho Independent Osdu od Good Te1nplars, sole
hfue contributions for the GOOD Temp!aru Da
parsucnt" Of the Northern Iowa Sanitary Fstr.
has been iesued by the Refuge Lodge Of Dubuque,
IoWH. This appeal will meek With I generous rs.
eponse from tie order Ill over the Northwest, A
6esnufal Eet OF oheezs regaliA .1 be presented to
tho Lodge tending The largest donstlou. Iowa
contributed lint rally TO the Chicago saultarJ FAir
and there Il nav an opportunity to reciprocsta,
The r1r Will open On tho aiBt Of Jun 1nd eontipne
eue week.
, 1864-05-01

4 CADEMY OF MUSIC, wash
"A ingtou street, between Clark and Dearborn.sta
Aal1HaTnH. kxIIT, LEON + puNNIKx xa's HIssrRaLs.
A Splendid New Programme,
IMaiAA2EPPA. MAzRrPA. MAZEfPA, MAZEPPA,
mIa neaHm9l new ecessry, apRoinenents and cos
splendid Fiuteist. First week Of III. j. RICHIE. tha
pnt1xAlled Tenor First week oI the PERFECT CURE
Asn3es = Saturday: Asy -, O'clock. Doon opea
cents Seats eeeuted throu Il The day, 50 cents t.
Fate boHee. u. EDW1N KKLLY, Manager,
McVlCKER'S THEATRE.
M MadiRon street. between State and De,rb..n.
Proprietor AHd MnnAgcr.......I. Il. McVfckef,
performance commences At O'Clock.
, 1864-05-01

CoopER's U1os-SrH1H ON McsDAr.-The
1ourneymen Coopezs Of Chicago met Last night in
the Hall Of the German Theatre, to take into con-
slae1ation their alleged grievances in the mater Of
compensation for their labor, and to decide upon
bill Of prices to present TO the bosses on Monday
The following ID the bill resolved upon, and falling
to receive which, tbs coope.s Of the city will strike
and suspend labor until their terms arc complied
with:
Alcohol barrels, wooden or iron bound 10
Whisky barrels, wooden bound, 10 hooops
, 1864-05-01

TEE Prr7r1uRa FArH.-Tho Board Of Trade
hare added to tho Cou.uittee appointed to solicit
subscriptions to the Ptttsbure Sanitasy Commits.
zion Fair the following named gentlemen: Samuel
Farmer, Alfred q. Titus, John B. Weber, Daniel
MChetsE, James c. Savage, Thomas II. Jones, Geo,
, 1864-05-01

PxnsoKA1--We notice the appointment Of Can't.
A.C. aeclurz, U. s.V.. As Assistant Adjutaut Gen.
10 MAJOR ueoeral Palmer, 18th army corps. He il
~E!t known IN this city, and his numerous friends
VIII &c p'eased to hear Of him in znch honorable
, 1864-05-01
d / H ID .
The Railroad Time TabAs.

In this eitY, at mo res,dence OF his son. SIS wut
LsEn atrest, on Saturday, April 3Jth. THOMAS c.
WhBS1ER, aged II yexf1.
, 1864-05-01
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