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ID ( ED.

1n this city on Friday, January 18th. WILLIAM B.
AcGEORGE, aged 80 years.
In this city Sunday, January l7th, HARRY La r.
EARD, only child OF George q. and Min1ieL L. Cuah:
Ing, nGed Is months.
Funeral at tho house OF bis parents, No. s19 North
Lasae street, On Tuesday, the 18th inst, Mt O'Clock
Pm.
y New York. Boston and Providence papers
please copy.
In this eity, Friday. Jan. 18th, ANNA THOMSON,
infant daughter Of Lucins q. Ind susan b, Tuttic'
nge0 10 months and 7 days.
On the 18th insf., ANNIE If, wife OF Wn, F. Fleet
sixth yesr Of her acc.
eM Ontnf1o street, on Monday at II O'Clock A. NJ
fB New York papers will please copy.
In Minneapolis, Mtnn., on the Sd inst, ANN ELIZA,
wlte Of Edwin Backman, o: this city aged T. years.
IT, Burlington. Vt. papers please copy.
, 1864-01-18
Irlkh and German Euli4tmepts.

EDITORS TH1EuSE:-1n your iesue of to-day son
eay in m item IN your loeals, that ut would be
well for other natonalitics to initiate the patriot
i'm Of the Germans" In getting up war fund q
their own, to encourage enlistments. Now, sir,
would Il not be more patriotic for the Germans to
initiate the 1rsh in enlisting without the patriotic
fund! You will not deny Iut the German popula-
ton Of Chicago ia twIce that Of the 1rith and you
Will not deny that the Irish have volunteered more
than the Germans, since the last call OF the Prcsi
dent, in this city, witness the Provost Mnrshas
report up to the 18th inst, viz:
, 1864-01-18
HOSt.

It OST.-Broke loose from cutter
IL on Saturday night, near Hyde P.rk. BLACK
TEe Under VAL please deliver HI at M1KE POLK.
INFToN's LiTery Stable. Wabash avenue. where he
r OST-On Sunday night last, a
T6ite ap 70 i6e Snee. With cutter anl harness. rns
Eo1se his white, stripe IN faee: Whoeyes Ttl de-
liver the horse sud cutter at Stall No = Eorlh Mar
Fe. eiEe information whctt It can be fonndt Eil
be suitsbly rewarded. WIZ 10SGE.
f}Alb- ncl43t.
, 1864-01-18

TIE CoLoREp REG1s1ENT.-We stated 4 few
days eineo that funds wssa needed to pay the pre-
llminafy expenses Of organizing the First Regiment
Of Illinois Co1o5ed Volunteers. The expenses Of
recruiting agents, railroad ares Of recruits to this
city, and various other incidental items, must be
paid before the soldier can bo sworn in after which
the Government pays alie1pensea. Funds may be
handed or sent to Frederick Tuttle, A. Il, Bur'ey
and Alfred Cow1es, who have consented to attend
to, and audit, their disbursement. Mr.. Cowlea
will be found attho TRIBUNE office. The eubscr,p-
lions thus far made and paid, aze as follows:
, 1864-01-18

Probably twice as much more will be needed be-
fore Chicago has done her share In the organixa-
ton Of the regiment: Nearly all tho money above
acknowledged has been spent In recruiting III,
hundred and Twenty-Five coloEcd troops who hare
Leon already sent to Quincy. They count go many
sor Cook county IN any draft that may hereafter
uccur: All Of them hare been promptly paid the
county, and eolorcd men will continue to be so
paid as long as the money lasts. Let them there
ioIe step forward at once, and I'll mp. the ranks.
VIII not our substantial men at o11ce furnish tho
means to complete the organization Of the "First
Regiment OF Illinois Colored Volunteers" Tho
friends Of the measure would act vigorously and
in concert
, 1864-01-18
Boaruing.

pOARDING.-Onc large kaom
ID with board can be obtslnsu as 6, Fonrt5 AZ
DOARDING.-AF Front Pa-lor 10
, rent With board suitable for gentsman a' ana
Wtfs or two single gentlemen Ut 81 Wa2asn ~ ~
souths hst corner Randolph.
DDARDING.-A Gentleman and
-. NV, -yrr ishct with gas and largo coact. IL
rSVats fan' win .xo hos1dess whe9s III N.Y.
tys1 Id reourcd Apply TO The geatle IN yacat hE
ks rnom At lB LAKE, ktres T. tip st rs lnK e n.
for The room i four and hall DUG:
gnm the rost O!cc. south. on Third avenue lrise <
board 414 per week for tTo- JaIe-1-ee-1s
BOARDING G-Wanted in u FRI
IL vate family. where tartc arc but fsw
Frr Nv two kcntieueu A.. their W4vea, u9H y tas' W.
tsftpe t.t,ps.pI = nraus1 :sSY iaI1-i?.-!t
, 1864-01-18

CHARLES FREDERICK LONG,
Late of Portsmouth. Eagland, BY ioqulving at
thcr. ALFEED s8AkLEY LOEt3. Ja15 osga1t lshP
, 1864-01-18

fffrK-sEQoND 1LL1No1s.-The SD reg iment
OF Illinois volunteers arrived in Ch1csgo shout II
O'CLOCK gestert1ay morning. having heea detaln cd
on tne 1osd. Tha regiment was expected to have
arrived On Saturday, and the Ladies' Of the Soldiers
Home bad spread for the boys bounteous colla-
ton In lower Bryan Hall. The tablcs we,o kept
ready TIL near midnight, when WAS understood
that they Would not b needed TIL yesterday. The
gkllans oo5e. 3oa In number marched into the hall
ana sansneo their hunger, which was almoat raw
cuons from the long detention. '"'.
About O'Clock the regiment loft on the cars OF
tho dolena railroad for Geneva, where it will bo
recruited to the maximum point before again
taking the 1eld.
A history of the regiment aud its exploits, with
the reeimental' organization, was given in the
TRIBCNE Of Saturday last: 1t need not be repeat
cd. Tho regiment loft Louisville, where the men
were paid of, at o'clock on Wednesday morning,
and aiter various delays came iu yesterday as
above stated. Ere this they are doubtless ut
home mingl.ng with their friends aod enjoying
their fur'ough as men only Can enjoy II who have
borne the bFunt Of the battle, the burden and heat
Of tho dsy.
(. John Hill, private In Company G, SD Illinois,
contributed an old rebel gun, which he had
brought from rebeldom, to tho Soldiers Home
cabiuet Of war relies. We hope each Of the re-
hs+s,a 3e,3 md denos,t n - tha sa,a;e-a, n,n,o
. c.nInct ~ , rncmanto :
n1,a 1.d,o. -ot,r,, tho,n .,out.s - uo..,a
r.s-..,, -. -. -S,,,,- ~ -0 .-e1s17'
as' a.oS. oD s,.tua oVan "; ~ ,,,,I h.a psaey,
tnu .a1ssss,, ss- ''A '0s'7s
1o' &Do s'1eA' u''4Ae.a. :. :
Tur TurRry-NIsrH I1r1ro,a ,cntoront
r.,ona, Mann vp,o :. -acrn,,,11 r., 49, s.1,s.4
-o,si1,,o,t a. the ,t7co ,t tho .o@,os =. n.sa,
~ a.a,sor a.,eets hos -ec.,r.a ,s..a- 80 =.
~, T,sh,-~na sts..., ~. Iom ~
49,. a..I ass,. suas -, w o.1-
sano a1sosdr vo,nntss,aa 11do. 49, ,.t ar aIa r'e
~ ass ~ 49, w ,nn. 1nto WI ior
~ .,-ss ~ ~ ~ ~ va" !a NUMBER
49, 80. =. sIa ~, 1a,fs tos'mens
.a ~ 49, ~ n'. ' stn "
49, -. afhennt;as - ~ sa1 s1ule
~. ~ saso,. ~ o, =. - .sasoaaole 20
- a,,tas tha s.,s,sa M a;,an. 49, W ~" 1sa ~
- -, n ~ ~ . .sa...: s W." i''Hto
nvm'o n,,' eaoIos ~ osevaGaaI@e alt iee1ul.
- ims ~ .ne on1y Aiaols isslnens serving undef
Seuela, MINUTE anu !s uuuosa ~ ~ Tue oan-
neR lee'tneat 81 .na@ cofps u 'nt army t was
hfst IN ut fort wagner, and no other re3mient has
yet presented 30 large number OF men toF re-
nc~ed Term OF service. Cqt A6on, Who IS busily
and successfully engaged In his recruiting duties,
makes a"ar speech to-nishtat Waukegan-
, 1864-01-18
:1f0l.ll0.

FOUND In the vicinity Of the
ean srp.e;st,sn ;s, s t. "a osn PROV
fai1.us.tSt
, 1864-01-18

F0R sAIEEon long time or TO
h t q oPs as gss
near Canal street. Price $3.50 Terms, siso down
ssafs ~ ssas Rs assss 1Rgs f. D.
FOR SALE-Cholce Residence
ana bsneas 5ss Pey os sale Asse,e
toT Neisn = q
g ND bsan sa Fouts o
ad o !. @ e. aSa
H e III
ep souih @ Glsrk street, nosth eass e9rner OF
dep5: &c :sts: some ef III psenss:y yslds aoT !
etsi js:si;ist q $s;t fH0s:b BEzAT bsysa So .,.
NOR SALE.-A Farm Of 2l5
~ aeres1s2 acres Of timbsE, and ., acres Of good
psE
:$$ s is feSFs ssss sss Ds ss
VINELAND Lands TO al
mild .na iPaE hsaha nd ts ,easf 4 ssse
q e apeesns ]
nthera: schools and good society. It il
r. 5sR r. Dssay 8 H. asiss g.
glaco il sid ont i nnsarpsssed Letters answered.
~ ss
sSea ssfeassa @os
ss %
sne western pIaiElea. occ8-otHo-5n,
, 1864-01-18

A RoouB SENT Officer st1oebel yes
tcrday arrested i felleN named George Koegan en-
arequisition from Bndslo; ;whero he had been pass
Ing counterfeit mouey. He waa sent back last cye-
ming.
, 1864-01-18
THE CITY.

~ Our carrier on the West Washington
Btrcet rou.e fell sick Saturday morning while de-
1i1cnng the papers on his route, aud was unable
to serve but portion Of his patrons. BE- d.
siree this explanation to be given them as the
reason for the failure to deliver his papers.
, 1864-01-18

FOR SALE A Lot on Carpenter
du elling house. two story barn o15o 1t for factory
o. packing h9use and inIee ssoEJ brick bnllding
Is required IN cash. Apply to CALVIN D'WOLF.
, 1864-01-18

hHnafed dollats bounty oaered 0y tho city and
county, ana coiofcu men Wtll continue to be &C
paid as long % the money lasts; Let them there
1879 1879 slep lorwnId at once, and I'LL mp the ranks
M1a not our snnstant1al men At ohce furnish the
] regiment Or Illinois Coloted Volunteere:" The
sE ~ t Is uose an Wy saost 1me II AZ tae
q enssr 'u7 asasn1e "ollo ae' vigorously and
III eoaee14'
w,,un.,,a. puva1c.T. .rn nrao,,pr,rr
.r-N1.- n-~s 1,,,,1s ~
NM " iIltAols'-ftpi' HHou9' oecfetaty oi Tue
State Natural History Society, has just published
Ra,;roads stat,onse hc:. e1bihitine IN co,ors the
aeoloctcal features Of the State also Its Glmatol
oey and Botany, with Typographical md Statistic
cal tables. Political Divisions. &C. &c. ,It1s the
result OF 1--we years constant labor, during which
the author has VISITED every mart of the Stste md
1e. In MI respectB. the most coplcte and usetu1
r,ap OF Illinois ever published. The physfcal fsa-
lures Of the State are expressed in beautiful colots
ard that kind of knowledge 20 long sought Tor By
our cittzens,-the Geological and Mineraloglcal
systems Of the state,-the range and distribution
OF arborescent-vcgctatl the quantity Of rain
and SNOW, in Inches, falling in any por-
tloa o t9e oate 99sins inc Seas. Iae
tRe s1sitrde or berbt of iii no,nts IN feef ahSvs
~ u ~ anu ad tae
tion Of heat, for any district in winter and sum
mer; these and many other facts, interesting to
evef{o ooaS 9at espeSSIaX S 80 10 our assica!snrsss
in Ve1r a1trnrtiTe manner "ap 'epl ''''''0
It meets the wants aiao uf business men. It
w1l be distributed throughout the State By agents
during the year. Mr. Isaac A. Pool, No. Il CLARK
street, is agent for this city aud county.
Such work haa long bean wanted In our.
scboo1s-Where more attention Is paid to the phys
ical geography Of ofSWitzerland than our OWL State
beeause We have l1cked facilities.
Every schoolroom. business office and family
should have copy Of this map, We predict for
a larre ssle. ''''@ ~''D' 'N''p
a--- ,,.--.,
1hE AMEh1oAS ohoAs.-"e notice with
pleasure tne recent introduction, IN chicago, Of
new Instrument called the "American Organ" the
Work OF Messrs. II. D. q 4. ". Smith. Of Boston.
which is fmmeasusaoy superior to the reed instru-
ments Of former days; It contains several features
royel and peculiar. Among these Is the Atrenolo
stop" an attachment producing an effect which,
fursWeetnesa and pathos, Ia Impossible to describe.
The Instrument ts rare combination Of strength
,.ouer md amress;nn s,d adn;,,;rs ~ H.. r,ost
rnn,d eVeentton> iii f,r aa1e hv " " XII Kfmhsil
M. 14e Lake street TIE most f1atteyinq NOTICES
bayc feen recc1rea tor sonoe al which re- Tesar n
the adyertieement Of HI. ii. in auother column.
THE SOUP HousE.-The soup house estab-
lshed at No. 80 Washington street by the Laaies'
Loyal League only week ago. has already served
~ fo1o,sinn % onet;ons M ~ ,hsnLp1n ,enow
edred bv The 1sdv directors: >''-'
J.K. io,sford. chopn,nr knife Il. c. c1oves'-
salt and pepper Hartor = Lenard, 600 aoup-tick.
Gtss Jo1[na4 loI Prlhtl1E ~ 1.nano,iot pruning;
, 1864-01-18
0I1aAtltRO,

WANTED respectable {; gil, j !.
sAsh * 4 r1fR 1sifR' re:. :: s. onss ss@0sf v'1
WANTED-Agents Good can
M7cMILv EEw GkSxa1L A1I42 and srsna1ss ~
Ss5'RsSfS sssS S.E :ai:' S:;5s IS Agent
WANTED-By Ward s Stanford
BE-
Is s. :s e.; | & p ssss Z
hsassa, Siaps13 & ss.ssV H''0'n to trade sa
w WANTED-A situation as Sales
ao,s man OF cless, either In dry goods or grocery
Adre,s - 5 S1sa TIea5ss aHsts oese
WANTED-A home for a very
stSns FL ,ss s,S ssa Ae saPoy
4ss III :!s; i II Sss: sss
'WANTED.-A situation bV IN
Sis e q rft;9s
E!khart County. Indiana Tor week ja,sa1asi Sass
WANTED-Correspondence.A 4
dsssepdant =, Ct poo5 bnt n honest pa-
g esn Ess
w ANTED.- A Lady Teacher
vs from Boston. with smpls tesilmonl sls. and a
~ sss5eE 9f q Rastsr9 Golls
edaaa! [ao School P'aae!S iafsnt %l
WANTED.-A few boarders can
slss. sst ,s1 s9 sSs s;s & f
w ANTED-A Partner with from
$2.0to to IS GO In ths Retail Grocery and Pro-
Vision h9tinsss where there aready 1fEs bu
ssss 12a e. si, "
WANTED-An active or silent
ons Il has Leg saa alas o a
same saaass sa q 1ssa
and where They Gun be seer. jsi7:nS32t
w AN NTED-One second, hand
~ Wo1dworth m Machine. in good order Address
w AN TED-A Partner IN the
pan possessing s,iaer prseieal EaeslsdEa & tse
= a.
- hslf Interest + KaRsas news Journal and JOB Or
iSsss Ks5sss i's'Ss''z references
WANTED-And no hu1nbue! A
two or three hundred dollars year withoat iclayne
9sasE fs;1 nns,nsss Aso Eeatene9 Wishing o chsnss
year. call personally At Room !. ap.stalrs, ii
Ho4 stssse Gbeaae ssn ten cent stamp to hsf 9ee
" ANTED.-A Young LAWYER.
, 1864-01-18

" ANTED-A man from each
~ County IN the Northwest, somanuacture and
se ore Of tho best selling articles sold in the
United r. article that saa be s,ld 70 nearly
Quilt. One dollars worth can be made IN ten min:
utee ata cost OF Is cents, leaving clear profit OF
nearly SEQ per rent Any person, mae or feE,ale,
Possessed of ord.1ary easfk en- clear from q g
Full INSTRUCTIONS fasnishrd on receipt Of ~. aud ex
so1a out Of employment. or those working Oh small
salaries. can make good wages by spending four or
nEe hours daily In selling THIS article. Letters con-
taining II Il current funds VII receive prompt at
4ia1, Chicago. jaleus57-5s
"ANTED-A Partner with two
Nv TO three thousand dollars, to take interest In
1tst-cIAss hotel. One who can take charge OF the
Office and keep tho booke. Good references will be
required. Address for two weeks N o." Post
ONCE Box 517. jnlG ue17.4s
W A n TED-A first-class Sales
" man In retail clothing house, who hae served
IN SIMILAR ssiablishments and Who can Eiys good and
ac!er. A. permanent situation and good salary arc
offered. Address Post oce BOZ 81, Jacksonville III.
jnlE- Q2Q4Yt
, 1864-01-18

Ssow ON THE E1DEwA1hs.-Severa persons
who had l,ccn notified BY the police to clear their
Sidewalks Of enow, and failed to comply, were fined
on Saturday last. The ordinance on this subject
should be more strictly enforced
, 1864-01-18

pY Fl. ALEXANDER-1O9 Dear
- born street.. Ladles' and Chl1aren,s no ~ and
Shirt Bosoma Coats and Panta1oons Cravats &C..
:At Auction,
Tuss morning, 18th lnst at OK O'Clock. The stock
Of dealer rell1qushln4 business Will be ctosad cut.
ja13-u1162t
, 1864-01-18

You will see that the colored men have beat your
patriotic Germans" By thirteen men. win you
inert the above Tor the benefit Of your Irish read
era2 Perhaps the reason the Iriah enlist more 4
democrats and the latter Republicans.
, 1864-01-18

M 1CKER'S THEATRE.
AAA On Madison street, between State and Drs.tor7,
Doors open as7 O'clock curtain rises At TX pFectse
The manager, always desirous OF placing before the
cttzens OF Snt ago The rising Dramatic talent OF our
country respectfully announces engagement with
a.,.o,, M!ss CHARLOTTE THOMPSON.
past three years has been such na to warrant ths: be-
lie1 that Ahe III establish herself a. CHICAGO
EAVOEiIE- this Young indy modessy relying, On
her ahtlis as acsregs drslrons oi BE-
lug lutEed BY the great TEST CHARACTERS. aud
Will therefore appear for the dfst few nt.fs Of er
ensagens ent IN familiar aud standard plays.
MoNl,Ai EVENING, jan. 18th, will be presented
the celebrated play Of
THE HUyCHBACK.
3A!th. ........... Miss Charlotte THOMPSON.
Helen, MI8 l. 4. Philips, Master Walter. Nr, Eyauf
SlE Thomas Clifford, sr. Rand M0dus. Mr.
Myers; Fathcm, Ar. McVtckrr.
.-6RAAD DANCE. Miss JENNIE HIOHT,
To conclnte With the faroEIte Fatce OF
= PHENOMENON IN a SAOCkFEOCK.
Tue Sday-1he Lady Of tyona: Pauline, Miss Char
lotto Thompson.
Weducsday-Ihe Wife; Marianne, Miss Thompson
EU Saturday AftfTnDpu-EEAN0 MATiNEE
, 1864-01-18

FPEgDMEH's A1D CoAM1ss1oE.-Thes ship
ping clerkof the Freedmen'a Aid Commission Is
Mr.. J. z. suitter1in; his Postodlce box Is No.
bl5o; It WAS incorrectly given as $50 In our recen
report.
, 1864-01-18

Jona1 Wrlltcomb,s Remedy for Asth-
ma, prepared By Messrs. Joseph Burnett 4 Co.,
Boston. one Of the most respectable lrms In the
United States. The complete SUCCESS which has
attended lta use is fairly shown By the great NUM-
bcr Of reliable certificates which accompany each
parcel. Many distinguished medical gentlemen
have used 1t In the treatment OF the ADORE namcd
complaint, and have given It their unqualified ap-
probation. fanl8n25E -3tHw&F1dtfw.
, 1864-01-18
WANTED-To complete the 1st

WV dN IHI-1U CUWpIELe LU1 ISL
W Battalion Tatea sharpshoosers to Regiment,
one entire new company. and GO men to complete
company low being raised; also go pen to 1u up old
oranSh Of the service hare nov oppprtanity snch
~ will rot By offered again. 70 men will entitit a
2 Second Lsutsnaney. Commissions issued before
ieiter or Otherwise 10 Cant. Il. ". MAyS}SG a.
spslnf lsdd, ILL.,, or to AdJutans General FULLER.
, 1864-01-18

q L.,
t.loen ~ ~ ~ .snars w w b;s -oat. 49, wa"
~ ac-Te ,nt no,t;an nf IT, n.4+"rs "Ao ~ S"s
strea thts o1n1anstion tn 10 civcr than ma ,h,.
reason for The failure to de]Ivsr Iii. nspers.
---t
FFEEDhES's ARD CoAM1ss1oE.- ship
ping clerk Of The Freednen'a Aid Commission Is
Mf. ]. Z. sustterain; his Fostomce DOE Is NO.
report.
~-e... -. ,zz, ie,1-I.7-5-s.r
oso" cH 1hI eiD1" etai pefeons
VINO naa "een not1nen y tus poIce 10 clear their
ede"a1ks o eno"' 4no ial,sa 70 were aned
on ea.usoay 4as!. lug o1o1nanec on this subject
should DC more ssf7ca'y enforced
FrnE-A a,,c hrol-n c,,t oto,,4 ,,,e,c, :,
.,,c,ocr m e.,n.a.- - ~, - -. 20. -
~, tsa co-,s- ~ H,s -, ms g1oeety slofe
occ+,nse5 Nv pa..o. ~ "n1 ~. uespa,nea s1seels
~ - 1us4 o4o' ~ e'otk ~as aaua-
, 1864-01-18

w ANTED-To lease O House of
W. ten or twelve rooms, well located aud suitable
Tor boarding house. Please addrfes % s." TrI-
bune Office. fyl7.1BToe
, 1864-01-18

4 VOICE FROM The SOUTH!
E1eksburg Within the Rebel Lines.
AT BRYAN HALL
On Thursday and Saturday Evenings,
January 21st and 23d.
"A. T. STONE, Il q Paroled Vickaburx Priyoucr, i
Northerner By birth, but for several years resi- cnt
Of the extreme South, and who for hts devotion 10
the old nag was INPAISoH* IN MxxPHI-, and nnaily
compelled to Join Ihe Rebel Army to saya bis llft
and who WIS 1na!de the fortlucations during tht
4EXoKAaLK IS DATS oY THE s4x0E. will address the
citizens Of Chlcago On the ahoya named night At
Bryan Hail.
Ladies' and gentlemen are respectfully requested to
Attend. Lectures FIRE. The Second Lecture relating
partleniarly to the Siege Of Vicksou1K.
IL P10N CIRCUS.
THIS EVENING. and On Saturday afternoon, the
Equestrian Melo- Drama OF -.-
DON QUXDTE DE LA MAyCHA:
Or tho adventures Of Knight Errant, the pluu-
ders Of his Squire. 9ANCHO PASZA.
JAS Robinson, the Champion; Burrows aud Kelly,
Wm- Sps!fes, and al the FeRular Champion Troupe In
new startling and standard acts. The last week Of
Brilliant Days Of Lous XIV or the Field Of the Cloth
q Golc. AamN1oa-pEess Circle {ali chars} 50 cts-
Children under TO- rs ecnts 3oclal Circle TALL seats)
Is cents. No extra charge for Reserved Seats.
, 1864-01-18

w WANTED-A home for a very
cnt ~ eE1Eht boy, ssed srven ycazs. Also. cupoY-
aEsd yeass Apply froEa TX 10 II H. oSs
lalsn1f r r Large, III ksado1ph street. I'll nooF.
, 1864-01-18

TIE d4TH Ill. VETERANS REruRsIsa.-
AS previously announced, this regiment, formerly
krcWn as the "Northwestesn Rifles" has rc-cn-
listed IN the veteran corps, and we now learn from
official eources that 1t was fnrloughed on the 10th
inst, and is to return home to recruit.
The 44th has been doing noble ,sctrico for nearly
three years, and although Its prsiee has not been
hezalded by army correspondents, It's heroes have
made an Qbfeia record Of which our State mar well
heproud.
This has sometimes been claesed among tie Ger.
man regiments, without inst reason, however, for
although many excellent German soldiers may be
found among Its members. the majority are OF
American nativity. Recruits arc wanted to fill up
its attenuated ranks, and those who may wish to
place their names upon an imperishablo "Roll of
Honor" are referred to Captain FreyElebeu'a ad-
vertisement In another column.
THE e4rH HIL11so1s.-This gallant regiment,
Lieut.. Col. Morrill, has been authorized to recruit
it's shattered rnnks to the maximum standard,
and will return home ehortly On fur1ough. The
regiment was Organized in 1861 and has borne the
b1unt ofthe whole war. It Is now at Pulaski; act
ing as Headquarters Guard to General Dodge, The
regiment has re-eulistedfor the war and will prob
ably take up quarters ut Joliet. Meanwhile, Capt.
N. ", Manning Of Co. E, has arrived and ei1take
up hisquartezs 4. Springfield. Three ful companies
are wanted for this regiment. and the. Captain
makes the offer that any who can bring in forty
men will bo appointed Captain, and that the re-
CRITTERS Of squads Of thirty and twenty men msy
take the positions Of Frat and Second Lieuteuants
respectively. Fall in boys you cannot be In better
company, in better service. s. ~
49, ------" - - :
, 1864-01-18

y HLUUNINdIUF, Ill.,
Large. airy aod central. Good P1ano, Curtain aEs,
scenery. Singers will ind this superior Hall l7Y
Conceftg. ns the stage can be entirely cleared.
WAKEFIELD, THOMPSON 4 MAJOR,
lol4p74&An Fr0pEiatLi..
, 1864-01-18

w ANTED.-A young Lawyer,
~ who hay heen about fonr ycars in practice IN =
In the practice Or law wishes to form Connection
terms for While as tt viii take time to become &C.
aoaintsa Wi1h lhe practice here He WI expect but
montals furnished and references to Lawyers In this
city. Address z. O. Dr1WerG91, JalT.C2a}st
, 1864-01-18

Go 70 THE BEs1-Go to Bryant &, Stratton'z
Chicago Commercial College, 10 get a thorough
p&cttcal business education. For circulars ad-
Chicago, Illinois.
, 1864-01-18

w ANTED-A situation as Sales
49,. man or Cles: either In dry goods or grocery
II H. y nan yho h1a hid seyen years experience
, 1864-01-18

CoRoNEE's INquEsT.-John Peterson, q
workman On tho Chicago & &Northweste1n Railroad,
was accidentally killed, in the town Of Darlington
on tic l3th iast By having his head crushed while
tn tho act Of assisting in jackipg up some cars that
had been previously wrecked. IN inquest was
held by Homer Wilimarth J. r, the jury returning
hInr.a ~ auy me =
, 1864-01-18

WANTED-By respectable gEl,
w who uudesssa uds d,cssuaklnf. situation %
sew In family ox do chamber WORK. Ad1reas
1KAaE TAFK.H Post Otacc. ta13u3B-ls
, 1864-01-18

FtnE.-A Arc broke out about halfpast IL
o'clock On Saturday evening, In the grocery store
On the corner Of Madison and Desplaines streets.
occupied BY Foster & Bro.' The stock was dam
aEed to the extent Of about $500, on tho butldjns
about $so Tho stock MAS fully insured; the ongin
Of the 01c fs unknown,
, 1864-01-18

WANTED-By Ward & Stanford
w Bros. Zeal Estate Agents. III Randolph s:.,ct,
e. puFeh.se three or tour good houses tn The West
Dltiston, tor removal. We have = number OF Goo1
residences for sAe. Loo to loan 10. sixty ninety
Gays, 1t ten per cent We have very nno Farm Ia
kenoaha County, Wisconsin to trade for svAilsoao
property in Ch1caKo. ja1S-u2f3tt