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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-09-22

1T TELEGRAPH TO MERCHANTS ExcHAxas
NEW YORK. Sept 2l-Ar. sch W L Hall, Port
land; steamer Eagle from Havana.
Ar at Havana i4th. brig Stanley. from Portland.
sid 18th. brig prentiss Hobbs. for Cabarian and
PhiladeIphia. 9
LAuscHKp AT Thomaston 18th inst, FROM the
yard Of Capt Gichrst superior barQue Of go tons
called the Singapore her dimensions are--len 9Th
1855 feet; beam 81 feet inches: depth 81 ct inc
She Is owned by the builder and viii be comma hded
by Capt VIM Hughes. OF Thomas;on.
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IMPORTS.
WINDSOR Ms. Sch Talleni--Ioo tons plaster. to
master.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Ihure0aye ...........Septeooer -.
San rises. ........... $40 High water Up nh o.
san sets. ........... is Lsnxth Of daYs... II o.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-09-22
ROE PRnsIDHHr.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN,
or. ILLINOIS.
FOB vICI-PREsIDENT'
ANDREW JOHNSON,
ar rxSgsssxs.
or rxxgxssxs.

For nlectors.
JOHN 3. BROWN, Of Portland.
AHyER srErsoN, OF Damariscetta.
l.f ID sf.-RIcHARD n CHAPMAN OF Biddeforo
ri % id-TaOMASA.D FksBENDEN ofAuburp
~ Dist GOING HATH0RN Of Plttsneld.
ifh DIST BEN r. GILMAN, Of 0ronc
STA Disf.-JOHSN n. SW AZEY Of BueKsport.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-09-22

- CARDS and BILL HKADs neatly prinss
at this e6hos.
, 1864-03-14
YOUNG MEMS ASSOCIATION.
Meeting on Saturday Eycpfng-An Op.
position Ticket Nonltnated-A Grand
REQ1ecL.

A large and spirited meeting was held at the
Young Mems Association Rooms last evening TO
take into consideration the expediency Of nomina-
ting an opposition ticket for officers for the ensu-
Ing year.
Henry NJ Smith called the meeting to order and
nominated Geo. 4. Mech as chairman, and ". b.
Topl;t as Secretary. Both were chosen.
Norman Williams, ESQ.,, moved the appointment
of committee Of ye to be named by the chnr, who
should be instructed to nominate officers for the
ensuing rear, This motion prevailed, and the fol-
,ewinc gentlemen werc selected: Norman Williams,
atto,ncy ut law, Joseph S. Mead, Of Mead q John
son, B. 2. Page, OF Lewis, Page s. Co., major 4. W
smith. esth Illinois volunteers, F. r Fisher. With
L. D, Otmsted e. Co.
After consultation they returned with the follow
,nn ticket, which Was recommended to be put In
nomination.
Fo7. President Geo. R. ChittendeA-
For first FIRE President Henry ". Hinsdale, OF
- Szsss ss ia a s''d<"t- H. Reed of
% TD1 GosTssponding Seentarg-John Rowland
Thompson, Of Thompson q Bishop u.,...r
FIR Rooordtn1 BkcraG7y-D. r. daMa~ay,
Cashier. fremont Houge: c.ss,o. ~ N.,,op,,
For Managers -Chauncey r Bowen. q 1o~en
Brothers; VIM. 6pragne. Of Lewis Page o. 70: ..
c. Baldwin, Superintendent G. q II. hA =; ar Mua'
y Nelson, Of Mn1y Nelson q C.; A!!fea tgwigI -
Wicker q Co: Levi q. Letter, OF Fazwcll Field &
Thia report was adopted "a tho sense Of the meet
ng. md the following committee was appointed TO
walt upon ME. Chlttcnden and inform him OF the
aedon Of the meeting: Henry M Smith 3. T.
ssher And T. :. lshAm. Thee gentlemen called
, 1864-03-14
THE FEKlAh BROTHERHOOD.
Their Organ in Chlcago-Interesting
Extracts-Infervfew with the
Btshops-QuestIon OF Lie"
ERl1tys

The seennd number of The Fknidn--the orcnn
OF the Fcnian b1otherhood-is tnst Issued. Icon
talns variety Of articles, all ably written, reports
of meetings end donations, extracts from other pa,
,ha nre.r,t,e sra raso,nt,on. n.sacd st the srst
the preamble anu tesounons passsa .. ue 1,el LIT,
caco durinc the f1.st week In November; 1t Ia q
yery interestin: paper and worthy Of being read
BY al, not only by those Vho are giving ald and
comfort TO the movement but by the outside pub
lie, - an exposition Of the aims. standing, power
and ac1ton Of the organization.
1I s1s most n.ss.n p.lon, homIss' hoa W =, ~
rcposs ol conference OF intets1e" hea 9y tae
Biehop Of Chicago with delegation Of the catho-
Bi.hop,s palace On the inst day Of last December.
We have not room for The whole .n sns @
,eT !nnd ~ 3ssne netwee the % Fen;sns an hs M
bishop, and ay also throw some light on thellttc
pnderstood eul,ject of Catholic ratiociua,Ion:
csm.-BIshop, you say ii Is Illegal to attempt or
to asa,st IN re attempt 10 oses9" :ae ppSasnt
st1ic Hiie,, ~ niles Irrf,nd ,can,t p'ssA>
.etasGPN1hsss, Ht Is ,,s ,,.ao,taos
T;.norrThree EG! T1,e AZ 1,nndsei vcs1s of rnfc
1nm.Yseyen hundresi ycafs, beginning with
Rfesfhun'lne Rae ca"'caoufn'as o. 'an'ne anu eric
''1ss 9csm.-uov is 1t In the csec Of Po1apd:
,nH, so,1nd P t Place ,oie mh, ncone
nennIe Who declared that If he Hcaycns should Gl
h4beY rvn,,id snEtaIn II IN their lance
1;o,n ia mt Fns.fs 1e1al royernmenty
I;sbon1Wcyf fkey hire nsed frTtnny To euch
a. cwterf a. ~ r. hrTnnd fhc r,nucr oi cn5nrsnce
1' fmnLtna has not EnejnaS cSercised toward
AsG1aIa sued . er,. ~ ~. f,orornns,t
az 1g3s ,anresaa u ,iveS erc nj tTne IN 1be
.1ja tuG aA43't Aep'ee>'0ee "S-N AS' 'A~ w
per1p!e- s,r ,.o h.,a ,ot ans1c,c,, rousc tn
;st.h ~ r-essnT s,,ia ~ sfaira N fre1and bow
ia !, I'm tRs sonrhe1n Tinted statess Whr are
rn, ,hor 49, thn reTa1a is1nnnce, ana creommnni-
cs,cdT And ,FhT i1;i Rishon ITnch of Chsr1eston.
Iofond ,hsna, Hal ,hsr anit;rIant rasaon "a ne.
haa1 %Sue Aae' @~3 '1'' 7'4.NsAs Ae4'o'' :" ~
VI R;.1o, 1-ou th,s "a . 1,,ss,- c,,s+-,r+cd inv.
4nn,t "a - 80 a;snataS ~. an,s. erhstTer
tt haS ~ it - ~ - IL, r. ~ w !TG ~ vornrnent
Wy nn - % - & ao, LII ~ sr.s T. .hair
1osit;on nj shnrid tb;nk * theV * ""7 49,
~, ~ Wahnn m csn f.aa ao than, crea 1,nt
,,cg 1ro1snd "4eaoP' "a "a" "ee l1eoee's'' '0'
po1I Hslan1. - e,,o .,,..,.a,,o, e. thor
o.v t11 LIT a e ~ III esa.Id .Sa n,tarns
ale nv 70 tneaseses. pai snou4" encs
e..
tpW.-And is tnerc, can tAe1e oe 10 1elaeos 'ot
this hos11be etate o! allalfs.
NtasQT-oyes Dot nok " rs Hay Hou pg plupg9ss;+ e
hav myself been accused ot being INC lftend OF
the British Governments but that faf rom oetng
the case hare neser taken tue hnsnsn oal9 o.
allegiance. and was glad to get away rom May.
n00t0 10 escape 0olHs eg. -1.,
, 1864-03-14
LAW [NTELtIGEHCE.
The Banner Suit-Answer Of 0. J.
Rose to the Complaint.
Records of Cakcs In the Different Law
COuffS-The Afznory.

UNITED STATES courr.-The attention Of this
Court on Saturday was directed to the hearing of
ssoions. In The e.ss Of Frs'ns and Others a:sinst
Roger j. Brass and others, u decree WAS eutezed
for the appointment OF receiver, and dist.ibu-
ton Of the assets among the creditors parties to
crncrrr rorHr.-rhe cause entitled Moses Ham.
1asH 49,
july. .u 1e,
ssr1sloE oorHr-Il,e CONT wae sa.aas N oane
in relation to old accouuts of no interest except to
na,t,cs ~ ~ IN rontr1.ersy. TN ''' - '.@''-'''
II In thiz Court the following i. the answer to the
declaration In the cause entitled Thos. Nelson w.
o,7in J, Rose:
And the eaid defendant, o7In ]. Rose, by Bnzn-
ham & Martin, his attorneys, comes and defends
The TroIg, When &C, ana saxs he aia nos u2ass 3oa
t1fht1 atnrn T. daci.-nD con1n1a;ned evsi,rst Inn
am d na ~ tb;s ~ ~ tbe s3t9 5efndsnt n..ta masf
ep9o eeoa tae &c eoanny1 s1,,y,.~,
~ - - a3g.;E nnd IL a.+c-rera @rs, o1e..a take
nos that the anae 1nS e s Re- % N
" III ,ansc fhat lnn ,tc1 the rounIri
Son TIC ss4 Gr 10 s
n aeS, T. ss ~ das,rona ~ srtting m
N N tne 1n ~sae eTtSa TX ~ i IN, - tbs
n Is 81 aSaWn IN q 1hcS tic foloWin. ts substan.
tiany Gop a.a n1s;nt'H II nessented saS
.,.hac~3-.t;nn ,7arrr tn scyeraf Individuals
e1ose11p1t.0m 3 pape' ncnocratsS 1rht, sicn.
| Naeh - 4ha aome sff,rino onnoeite their reepec-
tive mines The amounts then respectively agreed
| to nav That this defendant undersigned said pa
per nereesnC to pay i've dollars for the purpose IN:
cated in said su6sc1iption, and did pay It to said
~ rer msic with sai nlaintif In relation to said
| FanncT. Tbat rauT Of tbs other subscribers to
enia naneT na,d the amount Of their respective sub
sr1intjane 10 sid plaintiff amounting to as much
ar more than the said banne, was actually worth
OF did cost and aleo that said banner wae no!
Eorsh snd dd not coet hs a5os "eaSn o a9s
Enaaa 49, -ucb r. 1ess sTrn ~ - srif Sa1to S1i51
, 1864-03-14

HAlsTEp STREET AND NILwAEKEE AyEEUE
S4xxr pAuwAr..-Thc ordinance is before the
Common Council, and win come up for action on
Monday evening, granting the right to the West
Division stteet Railway Company to remove Its
track from Deaplaines street, aud lay down donble
trick On ila's,co street, between Randolph stree.
and Milwaukee, avenue, to connect with the Mil
wauEoe svcnue route. The object Of this change
70 asolo cosans NC ten Of twelve tracks Of the
Saa,A ah9 Sn':o naafoaa, on kinzle street. at
guy Ea." ssa~s ~. and Fun up nalsted
, 1864-03-14

cou5ndlng Day Of the sesAos-The War
Fund-WolG.s In Cook County.
; Tie Board Indorses Abraham I'm
coin; Past and Future.

The Board OF supervisors met on Saturday morn
ing, at 10 O'clock pursuant 10 adjournment
The following were present: The President :
II. Allen, and Supervisors sAleer. Brown. Brady,
Cool. camnaek. Charleston, Chandler, Do,tou, Dc
Wolf. Drandord, Edbsook. Fleming, Farwsl, issh-
ct. Gibbs, Gage, 0ormlcy, Halnca, Hopkins,
Ha1zne, 5ohnaon. .Jamca, Kingaley, Morgan, My1lek
McGlaGhen Mccafcsy. Niles, Oieudortr, Pancker.
l1nney, Pusbcek. Peacock, Rees Robinson, Shiels,
echietdine, Smith. stcinhaus. stcsnmulicr, ". ".
Taylor. E. S. Taylor, Whitney, and Ward.
Tho minuies Of The meeting Of tho day previous
Tcrc read and approved with the exception Of that
part Of the report Of the War fund Committee rel
etfye 10 making the interest On $4,000 payable on
sune 1st, which VAS amended by inserting kny
Tns:AE1E1.R's nEroR1.
Tho Finnnce Committee, to whom wns referred the
Tfcssnrcr'e report, reported that they have exam
as s BE- eea e
which waa accordingly done.
.TnK or ADJOURNMENT.
Supervisor Rccs moved t.,at when the Board ad-
iouEn they do 80 until the first Tuesday in Juno.
NorKTY Fou woLTxa.
Supervisor james moved the following:
Hcsosscd, That the County Clerk bc authortzcdto
Pay lonnty q f1ve dollars TO any person who msy
present certificate Of como Justice OF the Peace In
The toNu where the wolf Was killed, said parties
shall administer an oath ectttng forth the facts in
sa;d Jnsfnes WIN ahs11 eieo rertJfv fi,nt he ,ss
crnnned the Ears on Srnm sa;d @ aesIn All "rev,ous
oriefs Of tis Hoa,d reiatfno To wolf bo,,ntcs are
hercbv Tenea1cd. ~ we
: Su,;cryfsor no,ton moved "a subatitute thst the
fortr nrIrr In rrlatfnn to wn1f bounty he nmenic6
80 as to rcad tstIyfN doIlars fnstesd OF Uone !,
dnliar.
Super,ieor KfncaJcY had paid thirty.six dollars
J for the ecains -of twelve wolves captured in thc
tnrn Of Isarrinrion.
Snncrrfsnr Dn!tnn,s sn1,stitute 1yaa caryied.
ar1r cc11nr ,,oi,sr so1.nE
,, ~ -, w. ~, n,.a,'t, n.o1I 49,.
!. onpefTaeoI v. y. laEor n;otent tnat some &C,
t!on onSht 10 oe t0kcn N feianon 70 Ine Lohr'
house SeEaFc arg novfd that tne mnt1er oe re-
ferred 10 the Bnic1ng Committee, with power te
ae1. ro-.,
oyer TIL next sp1ing.
Supervisor Stcinhaue moved to lay on the table
C3r71ed-
EQADs AND nr1D0E8.
h Er,ervisor Word moved that the Committee o1
1,naia md Brfdaes he ins,r1ctcd to Wow ihai nor
tion offhc Archcr Hoad from The Town Of Lake L
~ tog ,fia Bnasa At tho ncxt session. Corsied.
rr.r1Tcr,o, N, Aun4uAn 11sco1S.
,-. 1J,. o,-.s ~, ro,tou,,,,.
c"l@, 'tsos -. n44...e ~. .,ss... -.
rea;n 1nccis de aI nds onr hea1tr nnnrorai md en
in-se,nrnt an;1 he1;cyfnc the no;icy innucnrateI
n;, s ~ ot H. r,ot II fI III peeI2on IhereS
nynm;sfnc a snctdr cxtinctinu of Tho e0-callci
, 1864-03-14

United States Internal Hcvcnue-Au-
uuel 1nxes for 1s84.-Tha attention OF
the United States Excise Law relat1ve to the
aeseeement Of annual taxes,
Ry tho sixth section Of the act Of July l, 1855, It
hms, aasociatioris Or corpofstoas, msde liable 70
sny annual duty. license Or tax. on or before the
flrst Monday Of MAJ IN each rear. to make list OF
where tocaied Of The amount OF annual income, the
articles or ob3octa charged with special tax, and
license.
Every pereon who shhIi fall to make such return
by the day specified will be Liable to be- asaessA1
BY !he Assessor according to the best information
sor ts required to add fifty per centum to the
amount Of the ttcma.of such list.
Every pezeon who shall deliver to an Assessor
tent TO cSade the valuation OF enumeration re-
qut1ed BY Iaw, is subject to fine OF five hundred
dollars: and tn such case tho list will be be m.de
l,om tho valuation and enumeration 20 msds there
can lie no appeal.
Payment 81 the annual taxos. except those for
licenfcs, will not be demanded until thiztieth day
The appropriate blanks on which to make re-
turn, and all necessary Information, will BE- fur
as m el oaes q sad 4
born streets, sesona iloor; y3 PETSs H; R.eE, +,
Chicago, FEB. Is, % lssi. foss ] So stit:a vi no
Tho Florence Nightingale Of the MUIR
seFy.
The following Is An extract ftom letter written
by the Rev. G. e. Weiser, to the Gfrmun Reformed
Messenger, at Chambersburg, Penn:
BENEFAprRKBs.
Just open the door for her, and Ms. Wlnslow
the Nursery: 0fthis, we are 50 sure, that We will
leach cur " Gusy v TO say, IA BLESSING on Mrs.
Winslow" for helping her to survive and escape
the gnpfng, collckfnE and tecthing Bfege. We
confirm cVeKy word set forth In the Prospectus. 1t
performs precisely what It pfofesaes to pertorm,
every part OF tt-nothing lesa. Away with your
Cordial, ;" Paregoric," =" Drops" - taudannm,' .
and every other Narcotic" BY which the babe
:, d1negsa Into stupidity, and rendered dull and
Wchave never seem Mrs. Winslow-known her
only through the preparation Of her 'soothing
Syrup for Children Teething." II We had the
power, We would make her, as she Ia, q phyalcal
aavionr 10 tho Infant Race. IS centa bottle.
Sold by all DruggiEts.
Another Cn4c OF Deafness Cured by
DR.. Evcreon.-Fpr the benefit of the deaf, and
In gratitude to Dr. ". &. Evcrson, make this pub
lie statement. I was 50 deaf that I could not hent
the loudcst witch held close to my ear: DR.. Ever
son, Ocullst and Aurlst, 1874 South Clark street,
Chicago restored nc to perfect hearing ut one slt.
ting. JOHN MAEK.
, 1864-03-14

wcetcrn Frcedmcn's Aid Commission. and assign.
cd 10 that work for the current yeaF.
Devotional exercises were then conducted, and
tho rrcsbysery adjourned by singing lhc one bnn-
dfed and thiu y.thtst IA slip.
, 1864-03-14
r.on-s1rcet on his Travels.

Eongstrcet on his Travels.
LOUISVILLE. March 1a,-Thc Democrat has infor:
mation trou, On Officer trom Rnoxyll1e on tae o.
tha. Longattest bad sent his ts fae na s, e
that ttc general impression 1t Knoxville was that
Loucetreet had beeu ordered 10 North Carolina.
, 1864-03-14
Ql)tfa9o Grlbuue.
THE CITY.

:.
DEk7H OF A GALLANT oFflcER.-Col MI"
,aloszky Of the szh niuo!s Infantry. died at chas~
suoogs, On friday Inst, from wounds received In
he engagement nt Tunnel Hi.
-
iARAEsT OF FIRE iH1EFEs.-fouf icilons
wcrc arrested ncaE tho fire Last evening, wahe
taking away sundfy articles which the, nao eso'
from among the goods thrown Into Inc m.,tas
Court this morning.
=, .r- D,r-oncbs. proprictor
- AEAsa A<oes T.. ri. city. was unfortu.
Of the hacanono nouss. -. .,x thc recent fire. in
naacty amonsel tue n, Tes1ado flhfo. He was reno.
the 'aEwny tAs' M c.,, Eru York 10 this city,
WING w"a ~ L. Irrniturc. jcwcry, clothing and
Gnu 4os. ~ ,,ttch can never I've replaced
mah' a'A1e3 ---~~-no. M, s,zt tho
MARINE UlsAsIEHs--ou Wv r,|" ~. - e.o7,
schooner Challenge WIS el fo1. W. Masa saa 49,. ,osa.
chIesEc, to load with Wool "nls snS " ~ sho
ing breeze came on anu nef sle1n euaa. o.oe -.
WIS run ou' o. uic n0,oo' NV - ~. a a. sr
q h,d,v broken. The Challenge was owned by F.
NJ. Portch OF this city.
.u-.--A mo, named John
fA1A -,-~.c.,,oo, ,hon+ &
Haskell was tllea On ealatans a n,-s.nav v,,d 1v
O'CLOCK. at Tue f2ttspu'sn "o. 80 vh,ct he
beanG c1uSneo oca"ee ~" w. t.lcn ont he cx-
WA attempting 10 coep at.,,," M oo1y far short
nloiea notae ens M " ~ hai5 ,I,a morning at his
time. an lqures W. r.1s,,n erect neccascd WAS
1oe'aen.c, ~. @ .,1,a- ~ +he s9asontc order.
Unmarried ana o'en.o<a y. ~ ''''~~
Summary CAu6ur.-As the 2nd Minneso-
~ ..a-s .s.saa tb,onrh .,c streets On Saturday,
1919 npn,a;1s notirca man looking at them
sa..s,. NV srhs rantain 1as not tashfa1, and re-
!Ast ~, 1oo, wIth interest: he wns repaid for
~. 1ncuhc recognizing in the Fpcctator one VINO
1sarr-s;,t- The arrest followed as a mattc7 Of
courec.
.--...-+ 49,. 1,o,d m Saturday
.lSouEsI.--Au 4n4". "N- ' ~. -. m. Cr,,e
morning before eosones "H ,at.r. ~ .,,,, f,re
tcfy upon INC poay u H".' -, 80. ~, ~;
montDs oios auuau ~ A s,,s ~, ,r:,, ~, the
Shesman street. IaAs Is .uc e"aa .,,n ~. ~ tho
Sensational a1hsieaI'"4Sa ,I.sas ,,tho,.1,
''sscesh" eheet Is eopposso "1 ~ ~ .scua1noon,n y
was nenoet IN tooa' ,ts ro;th.- ,x,re
oeias &ne oasltstl, y. 80. ..,>,,, ,ts nc,sou
there an5 uaafks oi S7o'enF WV ~. .,,.s ~
verdict OF a'ea Hoin o4's'''A
turned.
ForcrrrHru WAnp MEE71SG.-A meeting
~ nn1o, cy,,zcns Of The 14th Ward was held on
on'41uns 's1e ,,a.,,s1r sttrn5cd. The meci-
n.a., "s,a .a.n;1aa nv rhc election of Jacob Lun.
" ""e =, p.asso,.+ .rd n psnclc, as Secretary.
~ 1anE*' an ~ : NJ 1,v Tim JnhD Went
LUG "Ssas E,stman' Fritz Becker: ard
wonn' n.n. =. -. ~ 3,,,ro,4 ,nce NJ The cou,-
tm"F o.c'n"' , a1s r.s.,n,n,s aaro.acv Of the re.
Ing eiecsson- ~. ', I1aao,n ,-s, -ece,ved vitl
noinination VI -, avs s.sa.no- rr5t- Rc-sc,
hearty caeefa. tMnp s. s,ao,.s .rs-a cornn,,ttec'
and fofo faoeAe' VIZ e's-s~-" ="
, 1864-03-14

CRY RAILWAY MATTEns-WEsT DIVISION.
Tics azc being distributed along West Lake
street, bcsond Union Park, preparatory to laying
down double track to the limits, When this is
finished Randolph and Madison streets, 1t Ia said,
will connect somewhere in the vicinity Of the Beer
GaEdens. .........-. .
The Blue Island Line Is fnst becoming the most
popular line In the city, II ,Te may Judge from the
number Of passengers. On the streets through
which the track IL lid 20 largc proportion Of the
roadway IL occupied BY the railroad that other
vehicles than the CARS arc unable in the present
depth of the mud, to make Roadway. The Com
pany have Just purchased new ears for Randolph
street, and others are building for Madison street
and Blue Island avenue. Passengers BY the two
hitter routes express the hope that theC may be
speedily finished, and 70 placed upon the road,that
they may relieve the the few cara now
running between the hours Of I'VE and seven p. H.
1t 10 TACT that the passengers on the Madison
sucet line arc stability treated BY the Railway Com
pany in the matter Of cars although perhAps, this
IL ut prescnt unavoidable. They hre contemplating
Improvements, and this. among Others, will claim
their attention. 1t Is also contemplated to run
car On Randolph street once every hour during the
night.
, 1864-03-14

REcEu1TrsG-NCABEn ENLISTED DURING
7HE PAST WEEE--When the cxt1a bounties
ceased on the 1st Of March, recruiting almost
ceaecd with them, consequently the several Ec-
c1,ting officers in the city met with but poor euc-
cess IN obtaining men for the service during the
first seven days Of this month. But the Govern
ncnt and Cook county again cnms to the rescue,
and during the last two days volunteering might
have bcen quoted "1nore active, with increased re.
ceipta'-the plump little ss'5 roll Of Greenbacks,
which every recruit has the privilege Of holding In
bis hand and calling his own, having incited divers
patriotic young men to fighting pitch. And so
we Aud that Capt. Young, at the +Armory, closed
his weeks work las. evening, with 81 fresh re-
cuits on his list; Captain James enlisted 2s men
during the week; tho other recruiting Officers gath
cred about % more, and Captain Hardy secured -
nne fellowe for the Hary-makins an aggregate Of
one hundred and twenty volunteers during the
week. Captain Pomeruy has mustered in e95 mc'',
1s8 Of whom were enlisted elsewhere. A large
portion Of those who have volunteered In the city
are credited to Coot county.
Thus Chicago is being gradually lifted ont Of the
reach Of the DRAFT.
, 1864-03-14

RETuRSISo VKTERASs.-Thc Second Min
nesota Veterans passed through this city Saturday,
with recruited ranks, to visit again the Of
their former battles and their former riumpas.
The Army Of the Cumberland is the destination Of
these yeterane Two hundred added names appear
On the muster roll. and two hundred added heroes
will fight against treason. The Ladies' entertained
them ut the Rest.
, 1864-03-14

w The attention Of thosc interested is direct
ed 10 The advertisement In want column. OF young
man dee3Eing eituasion as book Eeepess The
references furnished are first clsas. =
, 1864-03-14

CHANCE OF TIME---The managers Of the
Chicago Burlington and Quincy Railroads have de-
tesmned to alter tho running tune Of their trains
Until further notice tbs trains on this line VIII leave
, 1864-03-14

Go TO Tux BEsr-Go to Bryant q stfatton,e
Chfeago Commercial College, to get tnoronsn
practical business education. For Ctrcnlafa AZ a.
raro Illinois
, 1864-03-14

~ House and Sign Painting, Calcim1ntnK
Glazing and GrninIng. Piper Hangings aod Win
York prices. F. T. RaBY, s. Randolph 8t.
Enr kpC1 fe25-uI38.lf3
, 1864-03-14

FOR SALE-Fine Residence. The
Subscriber offers for sale at about hall It's yalne,
his Kt tsldeace In Gencseo Of the most beautiful
towns In the West. I. u situated IN very convenient
SINCE and Is ot late md most approved style Of ar
eh,esture and nnIsse IN the 6ess pesssle M3anns
dences. For particulars, address NATHAN PEE5sY,
GeueScp. III mh1la3s8 InI
, 1864-03-14
@knn REV ARD FOR A
DOVV better cheap Family Sewing Machtns -

1HpfUVEU 14Itt1V tx1Hute
Agents xanted u cresy county in the Unl.ed statee
10 HtoEu great Inducements arr offered Address II
-THoMASE CO.. {ese1ussyn Wholesale Agenta for q
q, S..} F. Q. Drawer 6516, Chtehgo, Ill. mh1a AT
, 1864-03-14

TOR SALE-A Farm Of 215 acres
l. "a acres ofstater, and 13 acres Of good rollins
psa1ic uadef Eo9d Saltisatl9n H With e. seod M hoqse,
caScd u TIC town q Mayne: D9 e PaEc Co a. tw9 @
thirty miles from Chtcaso Price Ss:0 per AGRA In.
! Qtlrc on Farm, address II. KEESHAW. Wayne
, 1864-03-14

nRY GOODS, CLOTHING,
~ FURNISHING GOODS, &C.. dc.,
AT AUCTION,
On TUESDAY, March 18th, ut 9x O'Clock, at Butterss
Auction Rooms, in Portland Block 1D3. 1Gd and In
Dearborn at. WI. 4. BuTTElS Il CO., Auct8.
mh11a9746t
, 1864-03-14
aurtl011 5uleB.
D OCULAR SATURDAYS
HI SALE.

ID OCULAR SATURDAYS
La SALE.
New aud Secondhand Furniture, Dc.
At AUCTION.
On SATURDAY, Nsrch 12th. At 9x a. m. At BUT.
TEKS AUCTION ROOMS, In Portland Block, Nos.
1l3. los Rrl l13 Dearborn street.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS-The entire Furniture Of 4
family rel'nquIfhlng ho1sekeeping-the Furnllara
nearly new.
MELUbEON-One superior Melodeon, 5octave, zoae-
wood ca8e.
At II O'CLOCK.
BILLIARD TABLE-One hne DllllA, Table, with tnAk-
bic he'd and patent cushtons also the cues and balls
MANGLE-A Mang1o tu excellent order.
GROCERIE6-Consfsttugo Of Coffee, Spices, DC.
AT u O'CLOCK.
BLACK MARE-A hne Black Mare, a good buggy AMI
nlal and excellent under Hhe saddle. Sold Tor no
f1ult.
sQRREL HORsE-Wel1 broke for Double or Single
BLAcK HORsE-wel broke for Double OF Single
Harness. 4 tlne team horse.
HAKNESS-0ne set Double Harness..
NH WM N1rTTHRt9 n CO. AuEfY.
, 1864-03-14

FTK DIEM UETVUT.
Supervisor Do1ton presented the per diem report,
which wrs adopted
On motion OF Supervisor Gibbs, the Board ad-
jousned.
, 1864-03-14

Chicago Eye and Ear Inf1fmnry and
Clinic Institute, 1884, South Clark Greet ":
EeEson, specialist for diseases Of the Eye, Deaf
ness, Catafrh and oil chrome diseases. Cut y this
out md kecpi 1t. mat5va2s33-St,S ,SatMd"
, 1864-03-14

TUSTOAL-MADE CLOTHING,
~ BOOTS AND SHOES, &c+
AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY. March 10th, At OK o'clock. at But
ters' Auction RoomJ In Portland BLOCK l los and l1a
Dearborn street. WM. A. DETTEI8 & Co.,
nh1ftarISr1t AuctanuetIa.