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x REORGANIZATION OIL xA1uZ SHI1akAA24 tO
Danish Army
COPENHAGEN, Thursday, April II,
The folio wing proclamation has been issu-
ed by King Christian to the Danish army:
BRAVE SoLD1ERs UKpAuNrED AND HERo1c Coa1-
AADE:l
The army occupying the Dnppel position has
been forced to retreat to Alsen after defence
which will be memorable to remotett posterfty, not
only On account Of the inequality OF tho contest,
but also Tor The heroism with which It WAS fought.
Heavy indeed have been the sufertngs the devel-
opmcnt Of the contest has entalled upon !on; nor
VIII the great and painfu! losses Of the list few
The sufernss tho losses viii have been in vain,
foE they will bear fruit In the war we are now wa
EfrE AGAINST might and injust tice-a whose aim
country.
Ireturn to you the tervcnt thanks Of myself and
my people for the perseverance, and self aaczidcinc
hcrotem yon hare displayed, aud am convinced
that you Will ettll be inspired BY the aauao spirit.
God preserve my brave Danish Armys Hay Il
receive the reward Of It's perseverlng bravery, and
may he confer everlasting peace upon our fallen he
roes. CHAaT1AN Z.
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PHILADELPHIA, May IA letter has been re-
csfysd In this city from Lord Lyons. stating that
Davis and that the recent publications to that e.
feet we're foIgcriee.
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greens. and hung1ily praying for the blackberry
6eksOn.
There asa strong indication this morning that an
asssnlt Wil b. made to-d.5-aro5ab1y BY Staaleys
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$1Sos 90.
619 o.,
Total Z:

lVt21.4.. $2411 W.
Pending the collection Peter Page reaa cnceu-
1ag1n: dispatches from Ga1. Grant which were
loudly applAuded.
The following arr among the contributors:
William Wheeler, SO: NJ c. r. Il. employees,
$1a5; Preston, Willard & Kean. 800; Parker, Col
ten 4 sprakus, $50; Charles Walker: $5l: Wu.
noids, Sas; James i Spring, So; John '. Far
well $500; 4 Baldwin, fs5; Seth Wadhams SOS;
Teacher Of Public School No. Eight, SIS: A.:C.
Wood. $a5: Caeh, $50: E. II. Hunt, $50: j. G.
Hamilton, $a5; q. y. King, $e5; Futlaeter &
Sreath, $a5; A. r. i D. Kellogg, $5j; South Con-
RrccatfcUal Church. $35, E%4
which w2s paid her father for serrlcts rendered In
the revolutionary wax. This bill IVES sold to John
Y. FarHell for 800.
4. Amer ehorf address By Lieut.. stocklin. the
meeting adjourned.
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WANTED-For the Government IN tho Qua1tar-
m.ste7a Department. .as St. LonIa, 900 Labore1a
ste1 Wages $ss PCT month and rattsns- Frre trans
portation Furnished to pacs Of destination and Te-
turned 10 St. Louis, No. Fer further i1iolmaton In
quire At the Cover nmsnt OtTcc. lX.X Ssath Watt7
street. Chicago. Ill. JAMES " CLARK.
nlyfe24j-8n Government Arent
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Hundred Da

Hundred Day Men In Maryland.
BALTIMORE, May 14.-The Governor of Maryland
has called for two OF three regiments Of ono hun
dEed day men, to relieve ali the regular troops now
On duty In this State
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AID FOR THE WOUNDED,
Gull Il the Christian Commisslon---Nass Meet,
Ing LII Bryan Hall. Collection at
Trinity Churth,

A very large and an exceedingly interesting gath.
ering was held last night at Bryan Hall. The ur-
gent appeal Of the United States Christian Com
mission for help tor the wounded had the effect o
call ont an audience larger By many hundreds that
has ever gathered there except one or two occa.
sions. The meeting was called to order BY John
y.Farweu, who briefly explained the object 70
which the meeting was convened. The hymn
"All hall the power Of jesus nauae,'' was sung
With great spirit, and fervcnt and eloquent prayer
offered By Rev. Dr.. Woodbridge OF this city, after
which "Ame1ica" F" WAS sung, and then Chaplain
MeCabe made an able and fcrrent appeal for con-
tr1butionS. At the conclusion OF Mr.. McCabe's
remarks collection was taken with the following
result:
Pledges by parties present. $1sos 90.
CAeh. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. G19 90 :.
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" RIETY TH E AT RE j,
115 and 1T psarborn street.
r. VI CHADWICK Il CO., PropJtatoE1 and A2naEaE1-
T, l., FITCH, St1Xa Aau42tr-

The msraz4rs take pleasure II aGnonccing 70 The
EEEs ATILE COMPANY ete1 before In Chicago.
Among ths nnnbeE Of sAr1 nov engaged at this
nonufaf place OF amusement VIC may Mc1tlon
Mile AUGUSTA, Premier Dnnseuss: Aisa CLARA
BVTLhR, Vocalist aad Comedienn3si Aiss tpA q DQ-
DsIrepae and ComcGieaRe; TON RUSSELL, Comic
Vocalist; T. q. JEFFERSON, Ethiopian Comedian.
M1]e LOUISE. the celebrated Female Drummer :
also, MI HEN MASON the eceeatrac Ethiopian Come
P1rcxs or ADMISSION :-f1rguette, IS cts; Dress
! Circle. = ets; Pirate Bo1ea. 5 "a.
| o'clock. myltgl1B1w
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THE NEW RAilA6AD TIMETABLE.
Stledule Of Arriyals and Departures Of Trims
Simmer ArTanseHenI..

TIC new time tables for GUNNER trsvel on the
force on Sunday evening and Mordsy moruinr
The accompanying tables give the departures of
tho variors trains 1nnufus eastward and ther ttme
OF arrival III New York and Boston.
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SAD BEUEAvEHktr--Rev. J. c. Stouehtou, Pas
tor Of the Indiana Street II. E. Church, in this
city. met With SAD Bereavement, in the accidents
agcd about sixteen, In tho Fox Mses, u Au1ofa.
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The Ohio Ono AuE1dred Days
NTn~
Forgery.

CrscMsAT1. May 11.-The National Guard IL
being rapidly moved 10 the 'front.' Ninctaeu resi-
neuts have already gone forward.
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cces-t7om Professors CT Medical Colleges and hos
;;als in tic United Et.tcs kact Gre krtsg-not IN
uKe. -.
II. James of.cc and parlors are at 8: Randolph
street, up siairs. Ten eeparatc roomq. AL con-
situations confidential. Office hours from 9a N.
till Up. m. my15g5sst-
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:Founo.

YVAKEN UPON the 11th tnst:. Grey He1es
l. with collar And httdlo on, whinh tne owner can can
have By proving propeksy aud paIi1R n ~
1t 81 aIate sreet. u " tAde4n.
ny1kRAR
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NTlanlru.

iGesso sss Il thst uaass @i:s' .,.os. ss0a
st IL Rssai Mons aesa 81 sn1s s5,s
ri senawsh se%s IL
NAekls1TEEiID.1nA4 els1E i ~ snasto. - s,e,naP gear.
Tsinr,;sf a,n: se: a:py Adver:as 50
Ae H.!ss,!9q a.1ss, Tantsa = snsef
a 0GH;slf fiSiEY e. 5se
1sasss y tssisa M a,l.sSy p.stas .ne,s 9 we
$; 72o@ ST n
WANTED.-As Scholarship IN Bryant + s..1t,ou
S sss*s Sox S5ss s:y ss III
81 S e4ys: d ,9 sss'ss & s5
4s1 e.
s Il :s: ig: ]
7s5;s S;f.s9 and one blacksmith R CO.
Esq., ssPs: M a's I'd sPa u:
g.; Ms . zss y a::.{
WANTEn-7o Book B1nde.. good Forw.rdsr
R.naoph t'n'asF w'aso At q ciask Ss n5rsst Go5aeF
WANTRD-Aa atraaan OIL ID an AMERICAN samay
sse''' Ao''s~0Fk Apply y;slos.s 4 = IT,
WANTED- -oeoepants ~ Freat Paslor and oae
'o1 ngm yHiq5H!sssd eles.ss Call lis wsSssa Az "
Il. Rsa; q r.S ~ y:
WANTED q PaFfaoF. IL ths rra.,us sa,,ue.,.
s:s s md nd
Sss,y :ss5;S EDErssDESTs Kso'st'
GstcaEo business asn i Is Isre 0a's ooPessas =
S e. s.: :is'a g.
s e. ssz f.s s:5:
r, nmly: Si!sls titsl. I'D ioa VII 40 no,SiaE
@S;s:s @ i S:z 5; sa5 :si!8: is @ ss!s
ten. ufnl,hea q rscs.Pt ef 81 snd exclusive tef1 n
W1TSS, T. Boz s Isl 49, chse.ao' 'n'a n3s 3aas;:s T.
WAIVER; Dwelling aopss slth .e!ea Or eishs
df.sniP;'iHsRs: n;iRissss e inquire st Ii Franklin s's'
Ksss G:sss ss's
I'D e .ske ~ as!IysE orders Es.ds
ssasF :'e =
4 81. .s Ell; :: "a ss
TT;ii;; TT;ii;S;ss s!,;s t,seS!s: 5::. + aAiBfSBsSsa
WASTESD1A ssa,t!e7 - eies
S51 49,
WASTED-To Rent-A cost4Es copt.inirx nj o.
~ eight rooms In good ueig ghbothcod On ,he VI II
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on the 18th i.e, The yoas4 AID companion
were carried orcr a mi iIdar1, in a em1ll boat. x
large circle OF friends will deeply sympathisa wifi
tlu Afflicted faIailJ In this hour Of deepest mourn-
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Bloomington Ngrsery.-1o,ooo Usage
ta1ocs IS 70 per thousand. Five thousand, $500,
Also Peach, Plum, Grape, Roses, &c, &c. Send
stump for catalogue. Address your orders to F, z,
-puGNIx, Bloomington, LII. my9eE66d DIV 1W
, 1864-05-16

4 CADEMY OF MUSIC, Wash
"A inEton street, bstwsen Clark and Dearborn SITS
AK1IHa TON, KKLLY, LKoS poMyrKHhs NIS SsTEEIs.
MONDAY EVENING, May 18th, and every evening
during tie week.
GRASp E1u1oplAS 9EaLKBcuEs, DANCES, BALLADS,
ACTS. F4RCEs. DKAAss, &C.. &c.s
Produced In style Of Artistic Merit equa!ed By no
SONS OF MALTA FOB TWO NIGHTS OILY:
IN Ame:1ca. Daar Mother, Two Come Home e Die;
Kely snleE did ssls 9pefstts IMAfKiY9oH1 nY A. A:
oniy SrtIstic performer OF Female Characters In the
Elh1cpian Business, the Son, ,Pareii. the Guoas Or
weak. MOTHER GOOSE.
Friday cven!uE. May 10th, Bench: Q! ". Atlagtnn:
Change OF TiMt-Doors open st ISIS. Comm eQce ~
g. Aan.1saIon, 81 cents. Seats secured through ths
in1is.rll3IY KBWIH KXLLT. Mansser.
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u Houea and Sign Printing, Caleimtne.
Gaztng and Grainlng. Paper Hangfngs and Win.
: dow Shades selling wholesale snd rena1l at New
York pr1cea. F. E. R1oB1, 80 Randolph street,
Boz t66a- my1-e119-1m
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GRx F1xtures.-Al largo assortment emb.ac..
Ing the Latest and z1ehest poteIns at low prices.
Fitting promptly attended to. J. WMsRAvE, jI
d Co., 81 Randolph street. ap2s<d4CO-lm
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FROM GEN. SHETEaIAN'S
ARMY.
EIc Is Ncnr Hcsaca nnd In the Flank
and Kear OF tho Enemy.

PH1LApz1ruA, May ia spacial to the Erin
ing Telegraph dated Cincinnati, 18th, states:
'sNews has been received from soldiers that Scho-
fields army moved from Bulls Gap, In East Ten
nessce, on the I'd, and amer four hours fighting
the 4rh, the rebel troops retreated. the Union
particulars are received.
The news that General Thomas has taken Dalton
Ia confirmed. We have captured about 5000 prf-
eoners and ten or twelve pieces OF artillery. The
rebels retreated in SONG disorder to Ressca and
Rome. Onr troops are In hot pursuit,
Correspondence Cincinnati Commercially
, 1864-05-16

on o:si, aa'ss sss .t.s a'6 b7sieS g
Lott. pleas.n11 11tsne Hubbard aud Noble stresta.
ChesEe .sepog * ~ =, 10 long or ahoEt tme Apply
st ffo1, KY g K II BurohnM and AArunS od1o&,
n Fss9 Randolph btxus~ SseseA
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Observation-Disclosures. Superintenaants Of Sab
bath Schools, and al others interested IN the vel
fare OF souls In this city, cordially invited to
mcct and confer with Rev. Dr.. Ioel Parker. Of
Newark, n. j. In relation to the labors OF Rev. E.
r. Hammond, the Evangelist, who is expected this
wee in reeponee to an invitation from alsrge nam
held vt the rooms Of the 7. II. c. Association this
evening at o'clock. 4 lull a&le1dkn:e X Il re4ucs-
tod
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EOR GALE-A ne&t and we'll bnllt Cottage Hoase
pieae1ntly situated. With large lot and 2oo4 bA1a- A
Aho large Brick Keidrnce well r. aEHa.tE
BrCR ERplkE. on West InoiRua street, oetrHe4s os
Elizabeth and Noble streets. fySe'G's
T1OR gAI.E-A th1ee story BrleE Hox3e on ~ soo6
E avenue, IN good nei2hooEhonas pfioS e., r: ocu
Tn Lots near Union Parx. prsc $s1 safns safa,,ss Of
(noxS0 feetl No l15 State street. ~ reat. riih N
JANES FAY, s. Clnrk aIeet- nyDs
r,oc sa1E-an entirely nav two ssosy r FrAmo oo
House ii Il Kooma veil nnissed shr9usntf e tstt fvn
Park a7cnpe. near Uncn PnEk. e. s'Fsst, ncar
nav FfaMe Ifousf4 and Lots Oh wares md Loa
scals. nev Frame uon:e. Of roo9s r. nc Iioase
6c117i ieet on Warren, nsas AnFn 9cna, AAsket
:trsSt io5 .a5oo Ar r .;99 R9u4sis 4e :, ald
Il H. Hefs ser iSs 81
.as,t "a ko i, Metropolitan block.
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TnE FINE ALARM TELEGnAr1I.-A short time
ago the Board Of Public Works advertised for bids
for the erection Of Fire Alarm Telegraph for Chi
caso, in accordance With the specifications re-
CURED By the Common Council.
on Saturday tho time Tor the reecption of tenders
expired. Only one offer Was handed in, and that
by Meaes. John F. Kcnnard & Co., the builders
and patentees Of the telegraph ut st, Ioufs. Gin
ctnhnn ana Aoston. They eGet to conetrnrt thr
line Mtthtu one year for &70ON or this ann
$20.000 10 to be paid when the work ia rnrnn,ateS
and E10,00 per annum thereafter at syv 80 ".r3
interest," payable se1ni-annually until the Ehoe b.
paid. "''''' ''
shall be ntted mp with all the NECESSARY .nssru.
ments, with 103 Hgnsl stations located III daercpt
sections Of the city, wherever the Boara Of Public
Works thxll direct, There will be eight electro.
magnetic boll.Iine1ug machines and thirteen en-
CLUBHOUSE Eonee, with hammer and magnetic
esc&Eemcnt 70 alarm the firemcn the instant thu
intelligence Of a conaagrntion Il flashed over tht
W1iet 10 the central office. The Police Department
VII haye Elk indicating dtul instruments with cal
oe1i. 1Ais viii give one machine 10. eaeh police
e!at toh Aeaoouatte1a, 70 that Information Of drc4
can NC q1lcEly communicated.
Iht wtfeF Will elFp be connected with the whtel
0Hice dIo eaco fesfrvoie. 80 that whenever M
alatin 10 given 1ul head Of water can be turned
on .hc tptfant the alartn ia given.
TIE contract hae been awarded to Messr4. Ecn
nA5d & Co., and the next Council viii i,e cailcd
Apcc 10 rattfy their action.
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JouH S. NEwuousE.-John s. Newhouse, the
coppe1haad PolIoe Commissioner. who was 10
Eound]y pummeled BY Col. Il. N. Honsh, on Fri
DAY. in from; of the Sherman House. desires rs to
eay TINT he did not ''protest that he did not be
lcve the news Of Grants victory, and that he did
not generally decty the army and the splendid
victory II had vaincd." We do not desire to mis-
represent nny one much less the Commissioner.
The truth in Ills case is bad enough. Mr. New
house further claims that he is thorougly loyal
man, md that no one can be more grat1ded than he
NJ The discontinue OF the rebels.
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~ w ~N*tt
ZOE sALE-A good sods Foua1nin, marble
.1s ss IS;
Nh 9sssHa The Rsts. cty
3as'q5 ssy.5 Tee rom sad nse @s;
essa asd.s g., $500: vii se I'D tor sisa
FOR sALE75Provtsion and Fruit store for sale,
ssod pusiasss Address s., Box ssis ca!ssss
asss
81 :5sss ds!: @ III Il
sAhEa AasE:z: bs4 sRs M Tubular B0es i ssss sr
Eon sALE-At Novelty Carriage Works. l. Ad-
ae eiher eose aso
Ole Carriage, suitable for one Of Two horses. have
81 1na
TOR sALE-ona hun red yoke of Oxen. and ono
1na ths a
10y; p ;p9 peon's to him %p II Il pBo1F1s
ToR sssa
: os sale A. s ow price o at house Ne
SAIEA sssHy e Y y,a9ezs receipt
covered b. the late E. +. Dixie, Of Bostor Mrs.
ss t u safs @ s Il p. Il /
8 ssS xSsf 4 IS;
II y e q saa iii e sod to1 ths o sa
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Sixth Ward,-Uniou yoters Of the Sixth
Ward, there will be 4 primary meeting held at
Niemier's Hall, on Cana1 street, Monday evening,
At half past seven p m., for the purpose Of nomi-
mating four delegates to the next ensuing Couveu-
ton hpIdeA on the 18th instant
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C;,;1a9o Gribnrre.
THE CITY.

The NEW POLICE srAzioS.-The Second Pre-.
c1nct Police Station located on the west side 0,
s1ninn street. between Randolph aud Lake Is near
3y fbshed. The cells are so tar completed az that
they Will be used for the retention Of prisoners TO-
day.
67ErE1 AocmnI.-On SATURDAY afternoon,
boy named Frank Lncaf, twelve or fourteen yeass
1ached to light buggy on he corner Of Lake @ apd ID
had To lie conveyed to hie home in the West Dlvi-
sion in q hack. Accidents Of this character are
Ssajy occurring, and It behoovet drivers of vehicles
10 10 especially careful, considering the crowded
condition Of our CITY streets.
Bow TIE News TE1Ls.-The confidence OF the
people in the success OF Grant's campaign, and its
crushing effect on the rebellion, was shown on
Saturday by the largc Gales Of boarded gold to the
brokers. One broker purchased nearly So 600,
come Of which had bean boarded for two sears-
Two men sold 10000 Ut <l.70k in Crcenbacks,
and the proceeds IL tcn~forty
bohdf sfTEty wisely concluded to let Uncle Sam
have lii money, rema1king that thoy had full faith
in lIe iutife 6olvency.
, 1864-05-16

Tn1x1Tx CHuncu.-The collection In aid Of the
wounded made ut Trinity Church, yerterday, vas
well honored. The following note was last even-
Ing received from the pastor br the President OF
the Young Meme Christian Association:
H6dr SIr:-A collection was made this morning
IN behalf OF the O.. S. Christian Commission, and
the sum OF f2S5 was 11sed, Tbs money will be
paid oSes tomorrow, Faithfully Ionts,
GEO. D. CUxxNs.
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WAR SPIRIT In CHICAGO.
Waiting fer Eews-The Ono Hundred D.rs,
6ets1ee-Reeruiting- Contribution Pour.
ing fR-The People Moving,

Saturday was marked by scarcely Icas ere,.s-
ncnt in the etreets Of Chicago than thu dsv NV
ccdine, Fheu first was flashed to us orcr thn v;re,
the news Of Giosious victory. The exuberant tpsh
was over. but the people were not lass anxion..
Al a'oog the streets tbs question nresoundcd-Wh.t
is me news But that there little time for re-
Election. the thoughts would hare wandered b,cf
to The days in the history Of Juca when vaa .sked
anxioosly Watehman what Of the nieht9 .Tho
case was parallel For three long dscary years the
oea1h pal Of rebellion has broaded over u.s. scarce
ny OF Light has flumined the horizon during the
Hnoie period. True, we have had q lew gllmpses
OF The coming morn ns Mt T1cksburg, but there
we're many who doubted that they we're only the
lightning flashing through the midnight gloom.
Now nll feel that the clouds are indeed breaking
VIC see the bright rays OF the rising eun he IL
down among this swamps as yet, but already his
beams gid the hill tops. ard Jet little longer,
and we shall zee him in all his glor3 high shove
the foge Of the horizon. THIS feeling Is generally
shared; even the eopperheads see It and mourn.
LoJ1l men rejoice. as only they can, who have
watched, and waited, and longed for the morning
TIL hope was almost gone, and just at the darkest
moment saw their most sanguine expectations on
the eve Of being realized.
We need not dwell en- this topic; the news viii
be found In chr teleeEaphfc columns. We turn to
the more practical phase. Our brave men arc
makes the blood course through our sluggish veins.
These victories can only be followed up to . sue
ceeefnl glorious Issue by masslng all our reserves
end following up with one great grind, solid, over
Hhclming pha1anx. tho diecomGttcd foe, ere he has
time to turn and rally. This ID Grants business.
Dut we have duty to perform. Let not the hero
Of V1ckeburg fail on the sacred eoil'' because We
are backward. = There arc forts to be garrisored,
lines oi defence TO be guarded, posts TO- be oceu-
, 1864-05-16

AMEmcM WATcuEs.-Messrs. Giles Brothers q
Co., who rink among the leading watch dealers Of
tho West inform us that the sale Of American
watches for tie part year realized toe enormous
for regularity OF time kecp,na16nd elegance Of
workmanship, tho American watch ie equal, II
not superior. TO anything produced in Europe. Be
patriotic, and keep your millions Of gold In the
country by purchasing AMGricAn NAtchea.
, 1864-05-16

TEE cHAMnER OF CoAatEncE.-The committee
to whom is fnruscd the selection Of plan for the
new Chamber Of Commerce, it is understood, will
report on Tuesday next Much interest Of course
sttachcs 10 their decislon although it 10 not alto
committee.win be adopted by the Rosrd. We fear
that the result OF the efforts Of the committee to
combine excellence Of style and Arrangement with
extreme che3pncss will he the production OF plan
which than he complete in no respect. The public
have an interest in this matter well a. the etock
holders. This IL building which will stand for al
time, and niggardy views ehould not obtaIn In its
construction.
, 1864-05-16
Proclamation Of King Christian to the
Danish Army

1.-THE transmission Of the report is not complete
at the hour Of gong to press.
, 1864-05-16

II b given bY Norhs Ledg0,
- Or Tassday EyentnE; May LIP, 1891. -
the Tarner Hall. Norsn CLARK street, on which
ceeaston spis Banner E1lt be presented e t5e
to be had st Wess Ktnzts street, and " tho door.
, 1864-05-16

TEE VoLux1EKn FuEp.-The Subscribers to the
Bounty Fund for the promotion Of the enlistment
nf One Hundred Dase's Volunteers are urgently
SOLICITED to pay their subscriptions over. to the
Secretary lnstantet. The exlcencles Of the case
amounts. Men rnust be pushed forward at once to
1he help OF our bleeding but victorious army Fa-
eitae The sending ss 81 yetsrsns to H. b. froat by
their places. Delay the payment Of your subsctp-
lions and you delay the graudscons9mmation OF a
defeat: paJ al once put yaursef out Of The
Way to Go it.
, 1864-05-16

REP1yHE's SEA CHARIOT,
Chinese Chariot of Confucius.
TIE AAssIRE CAGE OF Lr0Ns, s
and other ct,rlots. csrs, nera. Of exquisite york
stud Of Foreign Horses, and succeeded by the
WHOLE TROUPE OF ARTISTS,
including the
=. Most Beautiful Lady Riders
outdoor display ever Witnessed on tho American
THE CIRCUS COMPANY
numbers nearly
ONE HUNDRED PERFORMERS,
all OF them Of European celsbriy. Auonz them are:
IRON LONDON.
Mr. James Cook. Wm. Arnastrong. Ne. Knkald, and
FROM PARIS.
Messrs Osmond. Duprez, Albert and Henry Lemaltre.
Cere. snd Armand FeVsL >'-'' 1'3
MAD'LLE cARL0TTA De BERG,
Principal Eouestrienne from tha Cirque Napoleon.
FROM LONDON.
ia. M 1eVSIss. Miss I Emily Grover. sad Miss CHR:
FROM PARIS.
Mile CArotta De Berg, Mills Julie AInoor. H1la Eul-
d. Etoile. Mile AaF1e- DAnzrl, and MIa Eugene
Duva1.
together with
FOUR CLOWN ..
Mr. Croneet end Sam Watkins, ftom London; Mon
sleur Nj n Ercm pnris and sam Louc. the pupulRr
American Jester.
ENuehtr1ennee, Coryphees, VAnltefR, etc.
GEORGk WILSON. q Asttey's. EG1 :ss1en D!.ect"
Mons. Thalbs5E; Property Consnuctor, D'AFcy; Up
hslsterer and Dfcorattf. Mr. WD. Esynslds; Ma
, 1864-05-16

co.. :. g. WOOD d Coz. ..Prcrr1etcrs and Ha1s@,
4. L. HEtIL Dire c*or OF AIuusetntI
, 1864-05-16

Law BooEf,s B1AEgs AND SrAT1os1RT.-We
take pleasure IN commencing to the attention Of
orr Legal friends the new store Of Callashsa &
Cutler, lust opened at No. 126 Clark street. for the
sulc oi Law and STANDARD Miscellaneous Dook1,
Legal Rlapks and Stationery Their stock is very
complete and Will receive additions as fast a. Is.
aued. They haye been for many yaars in the busl-
1ese In Bostcn, and, with their extensive nowi-
ed.e, viii be ab'e 70 supply want long felt By the
,ccl fraternity IL this city,
, 1864-05-16

WASTED.-3snta to 31o.hn. An active entsr.
~ pr,slnE mar, With some experience In aud A.
anon5s Of Gaah to Invest can maks M sllgb1e con
Aecton sud tn Ct the belt interior points In The
State. The ousness o! tla preaent concern il already
large and can b. recled With capital and energy
myse-ese+l0t
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-08-19

N1 OTHING that is not wholesome, pcniel and
y rcstoraiivein its.natnre enters into the
composition Of llOSTETfERS STOMACH
BlTTERS This popuarpreparatior contains
no mincra of any kind; no botanical element
no fiery rxci'ant' but it is eompipltion Of the
extracts OF rare oalsa'nic Deros ahd plants
Ji," lay ~ ''''' ""' l'''' VI ''
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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-08-19

CLARK'S RESTORATIVE,
,.. .. Restores the CoItr,
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE,
Eralicates Dandruf.
CLARK's RESTORATIVE,
Promotes its Growth.
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE, .. liza.
Prevents its falling off.
CLARK'S RERTORATIVE,
Is an uneqaalled Dressing.
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE,
Is good for Children.
cLAhK's aEsToRATltt,
.. Is good for Ladies',
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE,
Is good for Old Peopl,.
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE,
Is perfectly harmless,
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE,
Contains no Gil
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE,
Is not a Dye.
CLAIM D RES ol'All'E' 4.
t" Beaut'fies The Hal7.
ohAhN . "E0 VIVA H.
Is Splendid for Whlskers.
Liam AE0 AE0 UNA u H.
Keeps the Hair in its Place.
ehANh hEol ohAi H.
't"'es Nervous Headache.
oAAhA . NE0 Una ~
Prevents Eroptions.
tLAhh . hLH u ohA All n .
stops ltcnluS a"a Dufhiug'
ohAhh hEo ohAi H.
hcros the Head Cool
oAAhh D hho UNA ! ~ H.
ls'e'ls h'lanS pe1uneu'
CLARk'S RESTORATIVE, ..
Contains uoScdimcnt.