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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-12

Hoyrs HIAwkTHA HAIR RESTORATIVE.
H0YT's HlAwATHA HAIR RESTORATIVE.
H0YTS HlAwATBa HAIR RESTORATIVE.
In Longfellow's Pcem Hiswsfha sdsucged 20 have
conferred the greatest boon his tribe becsuse he
brought notice Eyery one will admit that
worthy q the name, for The benefits
hconfeT- vhea n j. known.
WHAT The HfAwATHA DOES
II restores faded and gray hairs and whskers their
original color oriAgs up the natural shading Of
hair with another, thus giving the hair pefec life ap-
pesrsce that the critical de-
teci it Il makes hsrsh hair soft and SHY stops
is falling out. elesnses a. and the scalp ell puri
ties readily applied aud wiped fro the skin any
hair dressing and entirely the bad effects Of
previous Of preparations eoataiHag sulphur. sugar
oflead &c.
The propsetors Of the Hiswshs published the follow
ing challenge TO test, In the New TOrk dkiss three
weeks which
WAS NEVER ACCEPTED.
Let some well known and eisinterestet persons ap-
point the proprietor OF each preparation for the
hair 10 bring up the color. Every proprietor rss
nothing but bis preparation and the person nothing
else during the test certificate Of the result 20 Be
widely published AT the Of the unsuccessful
competitors
Sold everywhere. JOSEPH H0YT CO.
marls-dly No. 10 University Place. n 7.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-12
@ X A ~ T'S
VEGETABLE CARMINATIvE.

1T Has BEEN PROVED BEYOND ALL QUESTION
that Dr. Grants Vegetable Csrminstive l. The
pleasant safe and reliable remedy that has syrr been
discovered FOR Camp Bsrrhea Cholera Norbos Bloody
fux and all those disorders depending upon derznsed
Of the bowels.
One OF Two doses viii relieve unessiness and rrpnF N
the stomach and bowels, and bottle oil ekec< the
most obstinate es<es ofChrouic ni.rrhes.
IL is pleasant 10 the taste. ard beng prepared from
purely harmless roots and herbs II peculiarly adapted TO
family use and among children. ..F.
On the wrapper 81 each bottle VIII BE found ny f.e
smile, without which none = genuins.
The prce IL Fifty Cents per bottle
Manufactured OILY Al my Lsbrstory, f1lten street
View York. John GRANT n u.
J.F.ssSoUR. Druggist, No. Bates Bonss Blob. In
dianapolis Indiana. Wholesale Agent fer the West q
whom all orders shoald 10 atdrcssed-
spr2f-d3m
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-12

for aew mess closing at latter price: 23624 IS
for old and new prime, $21 3s19 ar 80 for prime
mess
Lard quiet and little frmer, l35za64J<c
Butter lower: 25G3 2c.
Cheese steady at l56lec new.
Money easy. Sterling exchange active at
l og1sl 10
Gold frmer. but very feyerish and unsettled
opening at s5c and closing weak at i22sc pre-
MUM.
The steamer Olympus. for Liverpool. to-day,
took 81 Ole. Ass in specie
'iincinnati Market.
CIScISSATI. May IL.
Flour firm. but not higher; loo bbls super.
fine sold So 25
Wheat duh, prices nominal; 3@4e difference
between buyers and sellers.
Corn in good demand, and prices DC higher.
Ear 81 ID. shelled 81 %
Oats firm, s3Ge4c.
Rye 81 so
Barley 81 436l IS.
Flaxseed 81 SIS.
Whisky dull at 81 20. and the demand very
light.
No change in mess pork No sales of conse-
quence. 1000 lbs clear bulk sides sold at l3c.
Demand is from Kentucky dealers.
Lard dull ana no demand.
Groceries dull prices dropping, demand very
light
Gold advanced to 7l@72. and Silver to 63@
60. Exchange fair.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-12
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRoCRES

LOzenges let the Cold Cough or irritation Of the
Throat be ever slight by this precsution more
serious attack may be efectually wsrded OF.
Public Speakers and Singers will find them eectual for
clearing and strengthening the voice.
Soldiers should have them, they be carried In
the pocket and taken when occasion requires.
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers Medicines the
United States and foreign countries at rs cents per
box. my5-dkwlm
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-12
EXECUTORS SALE
OF A
VALUABLE STOCK FARM !


TUNHE UNDERSIGNED. EXECUTORS OF THE rs
tate Of Edmund Mooney. deceased, will sell on the
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-12
COUGHS AND COLDS.

The sudden changes Of climate sources Of Pull
monsry, Bronchial add Asthmsic Affections. Experi-
ence having proved that simple remedies often speed
lily when taken in the early stages Of the disease
course should at once be had to
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-12
rENERvoUs DEBILITY. SEMINAL

Weakness, etc, can be cured by who has really
cured himself and hundreds Of Others sna will TEL. you
nothing but the truth. Address with stomp.
EDWARD n. TRAvER,
feb2e-d&wly Lock Box, Boston, Mass.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-12
FOUk D..

T,oUxD-A MINK SET or FURs, ABOUT TWO
n weeks since, West Market street The owner
can have them by calling al the seninel Office and pay
ing for this notice. nyT-dot
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-12

uylO-d3w
, 1864-06-30
Commercial Postscript.
CHICAGO nIARKET-EVENING BOARD.

WEDNESDAY EvKyISa. june 29. 1864.
There wAa large attendance At the Sherman
House this evening, ant tie general markets With hs
exception ofHigh~tnes, were stesdy aud hrna.'
FLOUR was In good demand 10 the afternoon, and
note sales OF SO bsls choice White Winter extra
(st Louls) 1t sll.to; 10 bits Iowa "Janes7al1u'
sprirC extra at a9,75.
WHEAT YVES In active demand and arm at hbout
the cicsing prices cf Change. In the Afternoon
abou. sa,Nt bushels were sold at $e0s@2oI fur No
Spring, mid % for No Spring. In the even
Ing about Ill 600 baahels were sold At t2G2os fot
No spr7ng, a1t s19ix@l.s9 Tor No 2 Sprnz-the
market closing quiet ut y 0eDsd3 for No Spring.
and s1.e7kg1.ss for No Spring. The sa1es in ths
evening IN detail were: 1000 bu No Spring at
ssee 9ooo bu 60 at Is COO bu do a: 32.o.; COG
hu Eoe Spring At $685. T. 90 9u do at II IS; coo
bu co (short 1ecepts) ut &1.s7H.
CoRs ~asl good demand aud iHc higher than a
the clote OF Change, ith saee Of about 0 hus-
els ut t1s1 for Mol Corn. snd tesk for No.
2C<rn-c1oslng qnlet at 4:.27h9l.ea for No.2. The
sales -2s 200 bu Mol Carn 1t s1sl: Is 200 bu
Eo.2 Corn It 81 7sH; 4sooc br TO ut S1s8 1000 bu
do at $1.eak: II. 900 bu do at S1..7x.
The demand for Corn was stmu!at ed chiefly By re.
ports from Hew York OF an export demand the1e.'
OATS were In act1yn demand aud 1c higher than on
Charge, With salea OF about ~, Goo bushels 8aa4c
for No.l-cloelng firm. The transactions were -
45o In Nc. Oats in store at Sic c0 do at 83hc
9c00 bu do at 8!c-the market closing rrm.
H1anwl1xs were DECO more struck BY the spectre
Of taking stocka on hsnd and We note declIns OF
lcc z gallon since The close Of Chaase: 1ate In tho
afternoon the market began 10 shoH come yuptons
Of weakness, which grew into perfect panic In the
evening. At fret II vas thought to bo caused by tho
striHgenc5 In The money MARKET bui as prces began
to fall rapidly, 1t oozed out that private dispatches
had been received from Washington, stating that 1t
waa believed that ConKress Tomorrow would pass
bill taxing stocks on hand $1oo q gallon, and IN.
crcase tic tax on that manufactured after the lst
OF July to 500 q gallon Early In
the evening some sales were effected At Sits. but
towards The close they fell to $;6', 1t which pcs
the market was weak and dnll. The salcs amounted
10 about 100 brs, follows: 40 bris city Is
s09 brls do at el7, 100 hrs at ks 100 hrs a. $t7o
SO Drls IN lots st Il 800 b-1s At u d3 40 hrs
1T 216 4et hr1s city aad $50 brls country Ut s65
100 brls country nt xt.eI. -'-. - =,
Provisions we're firm. Sales were: SEQ br1s city
Mess Pork at $1,000. Sellers were generally holding,
Atte52.G0. r.
SALT was in good demand aud nrm. Sales were;
200 brls new Saginaw Fine at $se On eek. free Of
stors &c foE Is days.
, 1864-06-30

bIessngs. -Hae Is m article which works to per
9eetion I'D i.hteh is harmless: for TIE sleep
se a
And og7ng tae process et teethtg iss value i IN.
tho child Till It had finished with the ieethin4
sieRe, On any consideration whatever. Sold b. all
jeaslee995r Tu, ,Tn& sat-aw
Teeth Like Pear1s and Hre.th OF
lar Dentiirice. Frasrant -sozodont,H 8 compost
ton Of the choicest and pnrest Ingredients, the
three moat i'm portant requisites, cleanliness,
hirhest possible degree OF perfection, It removes
al dsagreeabla odors, scuff and tartarous adhe-
slone tnsnsinE pear ke shiseness e tde teeth:
maize fragrance. to the mouth, which makes It
really toilet luxury.
,a. snld BY Druggists everywhere, At IS cent? per
Notice.-1 s.arraak a ptz:ect cure in every
Cancers and Other FnmoIs, it st5ic1 adherence i
paia to ny instruction, @ forfeit 81, 900 in ezse Of
csifsSo 4ss l*s South CLARK street + @ ,oS 95ss,
jeas-ks4s6td-1tw
Bryant d strattoa,s Chicago Tc1e-
graph fnstltuta.-The 1arrest institution Of
the Kind IN the world Th,rty.aye telegraph iu-
1unsHaz5.1M, DIV. Chics*so, III.
c,S3 Hogse and Sign Painting, caleim,q!nc,
dow Shades selling at wholesale and retail At New
1GsS H. PxsSss US r. E. anE u handop s15cst
IL to rent for all the purposes for which such halls
are ordinarily used. Terms moderate. Applica-
t!ons can be made at the ofhcer adjoining tae en-
t1ance to the Hall. je10.h949tf
, 1864-06-30
BOARD OF TRADE.
Nembership-Rates Of Cnmm1ssfcn-Tfaae
and Commerce Of Chicago for the Year
- 1851,

The Sixth Annual Statement OF the Trade and
Commerce Of Chicago fer the year ending March
31st, 1871, by Colonel j. F. Beatty, Secretary OF
The Board OF Trade, has just been teaued. :.
From 1t we learn that the receipts Of the Board
!r tie ytar Just passed, were $4 003 Il, md that
The disbursements we're $4i,9po.e. Their assets
Cash II Trcasuret's hands. aaCaI6S
Cash in SecretaIy'e bands: 1,353 73
United Suites $40 bonds. 100000
sse95,s9
The statistical 5ear just closed has been one Of
nnczGlp1ed prosperity, Never stnc: its orgauIza-
ton Lar the Board prefented membership So ru.
merous. Or Eo influential, and neyer has the busi-
nres OF The ncmbers been 70 generally auccessfal.
=. CORNERSTONE.
on The seth Of Nag, 1874. the Board of Trade
On vi eat. rye and barley, received by railroad,
1tcp per bushel; on corn and cats, received py
and q xesat Z eses az basae a
OIL au Esstn in haEs &c per bushel
s1iSss 9n S. ss e 9 and and On
DER f1.M on dressed hogs, on broom corn, sales
ove1 S1e Oh hides and seeds, GALES over $t00. on
93t0. ~ per cent. md S Fer cent where sales
amount 70 less than s1,oo. $50, 500 and $500 re-
The commissions for purchasing are a. follows
On grain. lc per bnslie' on flour. In lots Of zoo
barrels and over, 7c per barrel ID lots less than
buo baffelf, 1uc Per oarTtl; on proTiaione, Sa1es
Il go, ~ per cent, taIes less than $1,0tO " pcr
ctnt; on highwtnes, ! per cent; On broom corn,
eaes $500 and orer, ~ per cent, less than $500,
par cent? on hutteE, chcesc, eggs. ETC., sales SllD
TX per cent, less than siDg, per cent on dress.
ed hogs, ~ per cent. -
The established lees for brokers are al follows
0ugrain. Ac per buBhels On provisions. Z ner
cent; on btglwinee, 1Dc per barrel; on dour buv
flg, aac, selling, &c pr barrel; On salt, hnyinc
Of selling, &c per barrel.
RATES or INSPECTION. 1854.
: <.. ~ AVA.
Gfdfn.-Eol lnsPcctlng gram lfom OF Into cars,
per car, sOcs 1om q ihto Vessels, 4oc per M
oosoeis Hpm canaI ooat EuV: IN aacks, per
pcsAGt, ~: INV raeAo Pet ~ oushs!s' o5e.
1lsvTr1 1rc. neT Il hsrrci ~ - "4''~'' "'~ Pe4
f1Mr.LTr INSPECTING ind SHINING. &c mr.
h.rrei. G,r In nannrt{no n1onc sc r,ar hs-~st ~ pa
n,n+,.;o,1 10 3fo- insn. r1i,n, Rar sna Eo,.
bt+-sI r.. fo- Rrit Ta.ta M Il aua5 H. vEe *.
~. ~ T.1in1r u NM f;rssss ~ - ha trsi Ee
4oi I.n;rseNE Eor H inarnctIYn nv ~ horra ~
H's'""'ss W 'lptNs:. "epse.en peA o04'e'' oe'
WAREHOUSES;
There are eighteen warehouses connected With
the Boaro, of which two-those Of Steel l. Taylor,
and Flint & Thompson-bave a cspacIty each or
l,.50,0O0 buehee. The totat storage capacity Of
thsse elevators is II, o. 0,0tU bushels.
rr,-1-. .,rr..,,.,
The lazrcet receipts Of Flour for any one week
during the year was 5se9l bsr1els;T for the week
ending September -. is3; tic least e,55 barrels.
, 1864-06-30
milwaukee Market.

Especial Dispatch 10 the chicngo Tribnnel
MILwAuKEK- Wednesday. Jun. ", 1861
FLoTH-3iarkst excited. and &A9 sec higher.
GRA1N-Nheat-Rccelpts 5000 bu. M&-ket e1clt-
ed, higher. and very Irregular. Sales this morning
were-:00o bu MOL spring In store 1T E. AUD
hu No 2 at $2te@2.c6 Sales on .Chhpge-1a,oM ou
No rprtnE In store ut $a1922i. Market less excited
acl lower after change. Eales this evening were
about 10 90 bu No tpr1nE At "a .2o-cloespg at
s21 tI*ts advanced &C., with sales of I0ooo bu in
store At SIC. Corn aavancinF, with sales OF % bs9s
aelyered at slss. Barley higher, sales-s9 bags No
delivered At f165.
pEuyI9IoSA-6uoyant.
, 1864-06-30

NEW ToEK. Wednesday Evening. June ..
Co17oH-Mo1e actl7e and &c higher; s1-5s for MID.
+ ling up1Ands;
tr bbl hlRher, Eilh brisk demand and largely spec
nlntlye. sir for extra State $.n2 o.13 for
extra 4 II. o. Is fer trade trAnda.uarket
clc1!rE, v lSh no .c11s1 At the 1nGde 0nntaInns
WuiEKr--FIme1, but lrregn1sr; sl.'sa..ssh for
State :&l.s3G LIS fer Wtttsrn- -s
{sEIS-Wheat ercfted and l01t5c h1ghers 41.2s4
2 for fChics9n spftn9; ~ 2Ss2.s rs for Mllwaukee
club $eA for amber Ntl~uukeo &29Js2 a. for
wttttrred +rn; " &s@e-su far amber Michigan.
Barley snd barley malt qnlet @ ana @ nom'sl so1a OFT
dfeepirE At $1ss@: ~ for nes7 mixed wessatn1
@t1toio westesn-outsldo quotation tor parcels In
S1Gre.
Nogg-Critt %nH very nu h unsettled.
FE11oLKuH--E1ctfFd and hEHe1: rr1aed IN bona
for export t0c refined free BIC; crude held y ~
sc: refined in bend se@s5e, and refined free 9iees
4tU.
81 .ct soft ess; $&0ou for old do; 30
1or do closing at s!a so9ie o. for old end 4eM
pr1Ee; md &s.AE4:.o5 fox prime mess: also 100
brls new mess IN lots, July oaJeB' .op7on
at 4.s,N41-0. Beef .9aies but ves{ arm !, I at
35Sa l6c Aex4 Il. lsf6 for prime: 10
reuacScd nets: $eaoc9E5a for extra mes. Cut
nehtt htgher 1l1a143c for thou1derss 174alse re
bhms. Lard ltcler at16h@1sIc: nt79 g. bris July. :.
etllt rss cpttnn. 1t l9o- p7t.tr. S:'Gs Eher, hat
nniet At fsf99s Iu- 4Att, 81. SIt. I. or State.
2%t~ .@rF IL tAt,rf 4. l+t7 .1'.
, 1864-06-30
the 1lehtett 500 bushels, for the week ending An
nnaf O. 1874

gust - 4et5s :.
wKEUT AMOUNT IN sroR1. !:
8The greatest number Of barrels of four In store
- any one week during the year was 1b0, 900, for
the week ending April "a, 1865. Ths least number
WIS Ls68, for the weak ending November !. 1853
OF wheat, the greatest number Of bushels IN
store was "a ia 1or the week ending March u,
1864: The smallest number was 1868 bushels,
for the week ending August i. 1851.
OF corn, the grea'ett number of buehels IN atoEa
for any one week was a!07, ,s1j. for the week eud-
ing Ap71t II. 1868. The 1eAst nuuber Of bushels
IN store was sl,si0, for the week ending Eoeem-
ber II 1873.
or oata the greatest number of bushels IN store
Vas 2,042 0l6. for the week ending March 10 1864.
The leaat was A7- so, for the week ending August
!, 1868.
or rye, the greatest number Of bushels IN store
was 14D925 for the wce,. ending April 4, 1883, and
The least, 1s3t2 bushels for The week ending Apsn
8, 1863.
" barley, the greatest number OF bushels in
store was 16a, Ola, for the week ending February
13, 1854, and the least, 3d8. for the week ending
juno -, 1865. -.
We give an interesting table showing the ship
ments Of al kinds Of grain. since the frat ahiP-
ment in 1888. It will be unde1stsod that flour Is
rAe1 to
, 1864-06-30

1ot ane new SAantef OF Commerce was closed
yesterday; the whole amount OF s:01 On0 h,yfn,
| he4n suleerihca
--.
LAID oyxa-An abstract Of tbe on;nton a.,iv.
eo ~ 'oA* e. O. !" nAa"s. IN oehyins ms sppia'
49, !o' 11e 'to'ra1.o IA .ae no" celeofa'eo
- -. -. t01@ ofe4 "Ato 'o@'1os'
1'"' A'A VAIL - '"oa1
| PlcLNlc At GESFyA-Do not FORGET the basket
picnic At Wstson's charming grove. near Geneva.
on Saturday next. ca.s leaye The Wen. arrest re,
%. ~ e:z5 m' 1aekets ior the trip . cezfs Tor
aou'ts. s5 cente Tor children.
S'th Wisconsin Regiment. Numbering one huu-
dIed and nifty men, arrived at the Rest, on their
nrtcerat. IN 1h.;r xrer s"oesaol'a 9epass, taeS
Ho rrn GEaErA.-n you want to have day of
foid }'leseure. 20 to the picnic On Saturday next
| to the delightful grounds At Gcueyr
| and retrs-+hmrIr+,7 With cool shade,
| Dot at s;s5 an.
| ,...,---., ,-.,,.
| =, - - e'fu1e' naias' .houas
49, -a:,.s.1,a',- 49, "As !o'oea " n's ~
M poe1T. M:, pee1 sn sna eonaeh.s amounting 70 81 IN
sue .mou aoe oo1"eI ~. " IAna' ana Aaa1son
~ e Is" aayf a9 Inc loEe, wng appeaFs
,1s was taken By some oHe
VAL N11 1o"es-
BrsAvAy.-Abont three O'clock veetrrasv af}cr.
80. . n.n.,x - .,...s .s o'tN
noon q Soopte ol sp'f''eo nofeee. a1taehed to
heasiy ioaeed lunbe: wagon, took fright just be-
5ond Old street bridge and ran at full sneed across
The bridge and fur rome dietauce be, oud hrinrinc
up against the corner Of an old build ue iniufine
Themselves qutte badly, and demoIshine The Wac.
On, but doing no personal DAMAGE
rALMEn'a AcADExr.-The closing exercises of
the fou,th gear OF o~..-~...- N.-ao..y, 17v. o.,
wabash avenne. viii nA held this afternoon cnm.
T. esa;re a.1;hneii a1,af,,a Fans
and Ist1n. The Frincinai eoTdiaf]S inyites III
ns1tnts. and natrone Of lie school 10 attend aud
Academy viii commence on Mondey Sent 6th. >'''
~ --------
, 1864-06-30
st. Louis Market.

Especial plapssch to the Chicago Tribunal
St. LoU1s, Wednesday Evening. June q.
ToRAcco-Msrket kteacy and .nru, With eales to-
day of $50 hbes At fnll prices.
GRA1z-Wheat sales to-day Of SO sacks at s1.sa
as for inferior fail to choice fall Corn unchanged,
with sales of60oo sacks IT Sl9iss. Oats: aales Of
900 sacks At e599ac.
F1ouR-sales of2 900 br!s ranging at IL e5@aeo for
super to double extra. Rye: sale 20 sacGs at
$l.s7H.
wn1sKY-Dnn anu unzettlcd sales OF IS br.s at
$lsSa.
, 1864-06-30

why he had been thus denounced. Hr. Oliver
piied that he dccmed the charge tIus, Nhefeat
Smith drew a knffe and Threatened to cut hts
heart out hut Mr. Ollver's revolver oufnously
pointed ut bis head caused him to defer Carrying
hfa threat into execution.
Yesterday he was bFought before Justice A9oon-
nell and fined $50. and required 10 give bonds for
bis future good behavior IN the rum OF $500, fal-
Ing to do which he was locked up.
, 1864-06-30

Af~ Jpfh A;aEH: -i-': .+t's' -!vh2 II l65&~
,-ff;z1-attiT! a:t. t1.1 = SGT - 7cca.-
sjti .ZSt5 F.--rl>Shx-itseJ,. ,..Ac-kE unsettled.
Gul9-lns tasr ~la rases.i-1 ,.a!s.,: "a and
GoyznsAssE. sTocss-T..:r =; ;!;e'a.; easson,
s1cSh. ~ os cr ana tut M1eh!g.3s Central t8}5;
. II soushtrn, IN: Illinois s.fips 1sa4; Aoltt.
No ok Central, 73,H, i yesf ceHlhcats6, Wi
Ohio And Mtssissppi esrtilca1ss, M
, 1864-06-30

Temperance Meetiug-J. G. Hull, the
President Of the Washinstontan Home, and Dr,
Jewett, Of this city, n,ll addse.e the friends OF
Temperance, this evening, 1t the ILLINOIS Strett
Mission. Meeting to commence 1T o'Cjock
, 1864-06-30

rEpecial Dispatch 10 the Chicago Trtbune.F
J "P11rsBuRo, Wednesday, evening, June q. 1851.
OII-Markes dnll and prieez noninal-f5946c
asked. Refined excited land market bare, with
plenty OF buyers.
, 1864-06-30
BeaE1tn4.

DOARDIKG.-One. OF two u1far~
ID nlshed zoo1aa = 7ent, nth ho=ld. h pleasant
bosrd. kc2t, suitable tos genth aen .nt the'v
Tivss I'D n1&:a zsnnsn:n1s;7 e. lnaasrs 1t ~ West
ie3lml3 u
BOARDING Rrard with pleas.
D ant foozns may Re oataiHtd At l4a Ao1soe st,
n~M the 2oak G11ee. Tse. at1au1a ID pz1vse taoaah
ctulInl. = fsH Eal43t
, 1864-06-30
KPat EBIaik-Gttp


TOR SALE-Hcuse and Lot for
u sale. nrss class house. With w!thsus fuFn:-
SPs, e 1.s g 2ieR '''es' s'' ss1
TOR sALE-The fifth house {wi6h
ns,n. sn Of s1,sss ss ] ss ss
;s;i: !: s's's 1t s.
TOR SALE-Desirable Property.
one brick honse On Huron street, HoEth slde: Iso
sfs r. s 49 I scIes q seata
st.: One nrst river lot. near Bush street.
z;:! $S:'s &c sissz
EOR SALE-50 feet by 1872 feet
s.fe. sH @ e
ss;s Hiskz'! e Eao ssss8 &s h'
TOR SaLE-Or Rent, a neat Cot.
j taxe On the Eo.th Side. PE!ce $500: Reat SO
LIZ III
EOk ssLE-A neat, well built,
pleasantly iocsied, viii Eood barn ana isrxa ios
W. 1sasss 1safsa aeey ps e
s*R ses
TOR SAlE,-At q decided bar,
~ gs,ns happi:d tor soon, = sh1ee s.orr brick
hSnss be- ~ TILT b md largo
ssss gs pnssa ls CT
q oiher houses ana bn1,si1g lota, i11er Tia
Rts sss ssSns bSe
mop SATF-Q Qo1+b Wo+,r c+~.ot
, 1864-06-30

NAAou OVERWHELMINGLY WILL Dc q meeunK,
OF Union men az aurora Hall, on Milwaukee ave-
nue., on IhursdnY next, at half past Z o'clock p.
e.. ios tle purpose 81 organizing Campaign Club
a lull Attendance is dtslred. Good speakers vii!
ne On Land Come one, cone nll. Par order OF
Executive COMMITTEE. -,
Valuable Medical .,Advtce.-Those who
are suffering from deta=e In Ito various form, aud
Wtth IT, be treated successfully and couadentlaly.
cannot do better than consult Dr. BtgeluW. AZ nts
Office No f19 South ClarS strict on the corner os
Montoe. The Doctor has nov been estaellahed
IN this city Tor two years, and in tie course of
that time has secured large, valuable ana rapid
" e1fcNdfn. practice Lei. ~ Thoroughly e1uea-
ted ply eician, ard parties placing them m.cses IN
ns M rely r
and The long lit of chronic di.esses, dna n hun
successful combatuut-- To CASEY Of prlVa!s aaa
confidential pature be has paid marEed ,b;,
CITY havy brcn rescued from life o. misery. and,
perhaps, premature death. thronsa nls aseaS5;s
Scores Of !sjles and Geu,loa:en in this CITY stana
rsody te.ty y hts ab sna leaas
There are bot few phyeIcians who, making @ re m
+re1in,ent II nr1yatc diseases special oatect OF
stnav ure entitled to confidence. 1n The efeat ma
jority OF cases, the socalfed yeneIeaf ~
1ssSs book I'D fSs nssr dspo
f,nn II Rfs yfc,ins to expose hIs extorttonAte y
nnrencf. eirea to ninse1f the name Of Doctor, ana
cc,n1ncnrcs = setles OF tmporltlona: d.. bigrioW
If crnluate OF one OF the oest heoea! Gong1h. ~
t; nnu r. - IL d;,,io1ra He neEer takcs clse In
fnna uitbnnt feeling arsu1ed that he t.n ed-ct
rnre. nn1 ~ accurate hi. tudcueos thst MS al-
rgpos3s never fa,ls. The aulclen may ,1st nlm ~
sttcntiop. he most scienttac trc,iIn:r' e.; ~
treated ccnGdCn43altFr IS~'-nt's~!
, 1864-06-30

~ TRIUNt HANT SUCCESS OF
sam SHARPLEY'S MINaTRELS,
Ponoureed the test company thst has ever appeared
IN thts city.
Entire Change Tonight.
MONDAY, FOURTH OF JULY TWO oRAyp Pxr
FoBAAEcEs. AT METROPoLIT An HALL IL conse-
qbtnce I Bryan Hall being previously en-, +ged.
In fhe 3irt rnoon 1T o'c ock. In the evening At
O'clock ADMISSION rs ceI ts. te14mB34t
, 1864-06-30
NJ a r. r. / E ID .
AttruSEtltRtltS.
COLONEL WOODS MUSEUM.

TOLONEL WOODS MUSEUM.
COL. J. 2. WOOD = CO.. .Psoprie.oEs and Aanaxaft.
AID. BEADLEi............Dt Director Of AEzu3cucnts.
THURsDAY EVkNINs,, June sosh. and every eve.
nnE TN further notice, will be presented tt.
moral drama, With new and beautiful sce cry, entitled
UNCLE TONES CABIN.
GAC!q Ao4A nr. orantnJ
= =. y; IaAA AAea
Alice Zoyisfo7sa
A+- D. 1eIllA
eATuKpAY YATrI4Eooa-aEAsp AA11EHE-
~FRIcRa-AAne;asion to MuAscn And Lecture Boon.
2 e cent? Children under twelve ysars. Is centa
Dtess Circle and PsrG1ette, Is ceuta esta. Pryas:
Bso1ea. 8 sn4 s5 - e3tsz saaEgs -; - asefsvsd :;
Doors of Lsc:nss Boom open at ~ o'clock. Curtain
W- T6e Great Auseum, With lts o7sr 2&pooo Curl
ostdes! The Invisible Lady: The E1orT Gqs AEeft. @
Can Glanteesi Eight Feet high, and We1Gblnx oVar
SO Pa-4dsi |tll aopeaE nightly. AtA a1qer Year.
old, and 80 Inches E1xh the h1est Small L4a2 T. ne
World. 1eS-t51lW
MoV1CKER'S THEATRE,
AN1 Madison ktrset, between Stats and DealboEn-
McVIckey and ..'.AanaRef1.
, 1864-06-30

ORPHANS FOE TIE ISTEn1oR.-Thirty boys from
the New York Juvenile Asylum arrived In our city
1aet eTening, under the charge Of Messrs. George
II. Allan, Western Agent, en- f0uts for Whitesidc
county We acknowledge an excellent eerenade
from the little ones.
, 1864-06-30

@ We rail- the attention Of cur lady readers te
the tsdVett1senic1t In another column, headed