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, 1864-01-09

This gentleman o1ezs the following retarence st.eat
on Hon d1 MM B1g1EE q; ExGoye5pnr Penns5iyaats,
Hon. ]. ENJOY. .At:cruey:Generaf HaTrisnurr Pa
Nv. p 1i~Aeh1 9. s. Attorney. General, Wash-
Hon D. E PORTER, Ex-Governor Ps,
t. Hon. r GRIE8, JutEe IT, s. Court
Hon. JOHN B1GLER, EI.GoTetnor California,
, 1864-01-09

FOR SALE-Or Exchange, a large
- splendid Residence, centrally located In the
EMy OF NAtchez Miss. worth s2Jo oo VIII exchange
tor improved Real Estatc tn the City OF Chicago,
Ior CERTAIN styles of Merchandise. Address Post or
, 1864-01-09

UNION BAxHER.-This is the title Of a new
literary paper which his Just made its appearances
In this city, under the management OF ". S. spcu-
ccr Co. It ie crcdtable to all concerned. and ne
trust it may Ec profitable enterprise. There is
certainly no reneon why literary paper Of this
Kind should not meet with eminent success,
, 1864-01-09

LEWISTON, Pa ,Aug. 18th, 1851.
II. T. HXLApoLD, EsQ.:
am happy to Inform you that after the use Of you.
Medicine, cure az been efectea and ckudfdlT be-
eSe 14lcnld have been IN my grave had it not bsan
forit. Tour obedfent eer yant, D~~-'
II. G. MCCORMICK.
, 1864-01-09

Pension and Bounty Blanks,
Tie list OF approved forms Of Pension. Bsck
Pay and Bounty Blanks are kept on hadd 1T the
IE1nusR orI1o4, and sent By mail, post paid,
upon receipt OF the price. at Q cents per quire.
Application Tor Ttanafer OF Pension.
of widow for Payment ofPensIon.
/" of1nvalfd Pcnsioner for..1nyment OF
Claim Of Hers for Arrears.
for Ro1Ec and Equipments.
Declaration Of Minor Children for Pension.
Of OEphan Sister for Pension.
Fathers Declaration for Bounty Money and Ar
feafs,
Invalid Peneion Claim.
Mothers Application 70. Pension.
O1,ccr's Certificate OF Soldiers Disability.
Power Of Attorney to Draw Soldiers Pay.
&c.
Dieab1 lied Soldiers Declaration 70. Bounty Money,
IAct Of March 8, 1861
Surgeons Certificate Of Soldiers Disability.
Widow'h Declaration for Bounty Money and Ar
lcArB.
Widows Declaration for Pension.
Also NIL kinds Of Law and Military Blanks. Con-
yeynncing Blanks, &C. Address,
TRIBUNE CO., 81 Clark street,
, 1864-01-09

ID OBINSON & HOWES, Cham.

ID OBINSON & HOWES' Cham.
~ pIou Circus, Washington street, opposite the
GonFs Aonse To night and upon every Nigh, and o.
,RoBISsoN. DAN cAsTELLo, and the whole Of
the Great Organization. VIII conclude with the af:
terpiece Of the MtILrH AND CoLEMAS. in which viii
appear the Comic Mules, pesu Hacket and Broad
Gange. 0n next Friday, benefit for THE PERsIA-
NEhr HONE FOR 0lDIs1:s, one haN the receipts
Elll be banded over to those who manage and IIrect
the 1ust1tHse Doors open Mt o'clk Perform ia
conmenee Afternoon at ox n'c1ock- Nght4-Door n
open 1t oclk- Entrance st oclk. No extra charys
6au chairs) 50 ctnta. ChitIen uner 10 years Of
= censa; Social Circle. tall sca.s) Is conts.
, 1864-01-09
THE CITY.
KANSAS C1s1Es AGaKS rors aB..



-~>
Rev. Robert :col1ycr has rceo,ved an .npea1 bv
.e1ep,.nh fron reliable na,+,.. n Kano,. s,.+,,
that there are hundreds Of pe4sons ,Eho hayc floc
. d fnto that ec s.,,e eo,n ~ 7,,tt ~, ..s ~
to,,- s.st,t,t. -, t,ad .,o.,,. s-". ~.
- nunbeT f,s tncrcs.cd so -sn;dr ana - 1a, '"e
Isnt 49, no ei+,zs,. 49, {. s.s.a ~ SUN ou
Ply them even With the actual neccssasiea OF life,
ano nn. eolne OF laen arc actually dying for the
nt,,N naat ~ 1oo1 snu eotalnga ihese persons Ar<
ppauy aep.ess women and children, the fath.
Snu 4sooenas ua na''ne oeen impressed Into the
TIE sotsos. .aeJ afe TOLD TO shirk Tor themselves,
ao1 hAse Aea 10 me border 6tates for protection
"no 70 gam livelihood.
I = coosaita1on yesterday It was decided to
ming. ii which time and n1aca Rev No. ~ Ga,,.s, IT,
will address the meeting and etate what be know
o1 the deshtntion and Suffering Of this class The
Pastors Of the city are requested to gye notice Of
the meeting and as fa4 al consistent to omit their
evening services to permit their congregations to
attend this meeting. Let there be full meeting,
and let every one como prepared to contribute
something 10 the Kansas Aid Fund.
!m ooLa'-"o notace that fete1
now yeey croditah1e look;nc sSeet, The n-esens NJ
number ie cutie epIcy.
-CHAfoE OF i1AH-A1cHGAA SOUTHERN
RoAD.-By reference to our advertising colnmne,
IN important change In the running time Of this
road win be found.
-
!ak "ou1p INSULT An ofF1cEn'-"l l1iam
Auou1n WIS ai1a'gneo al INC mar yesterday morn
"g suadeeo WALL aas"e oessn o1aaA. o1so9ue1'y
@ an1 aa o'aes't' ne "as 1onno gallty and
noeo pa @oa e'sae"
Ahp1naN 70 eNEeno'-S- =. ClarR' aDen-
W. se o. ase ye
Las n'1eo 'ou1 oo''aie "''o eosls 'ot olnkennesS'
MOI long ago negro vas nned &5o iof a similar
ouense.
4...,.z. n.-----.-.--
oN3 noSn' o@D ANo 1ota AeAA"o
h1oAp;-1sas A.oa9 a1,.s vas eo'o unoei oeeo OF
4ue1 ,nt ~ aoa. Dent. "4ense.. Ma " nu@~oetn, =.
- y" te1eaat 1as.. ana W. o4o an' 1os Ss'oVos
~ a. ~ e"'sn'ts' 1eq., ol en1s c'as-
FUNERAL OF JouS MorTn1En.-Thef f,nera1
...,,., ~ 7.t,, sto.tt-.o. - 80. 1r...,
Battery, will take plsce tomorrow morning, at the
second on17easahst Church, corner Of sangamon
and washington Streets where the friends Of the
oceesseo afe respectfully 1ns1teo TO Attend.
,,-,x< c,.z c.--...7 =,
r-c.-y.s. - ~ ~
ch'0so un oe'inc,'e1' VI oea"aa lusnefs So
ce's1 WI" lau eouent e1eoPaon Ho" me asa1
Dy maA1nE Ato' aacaase, were cxpened ron
thGt association III meeung held on " WedneBday
night last.
-
fEhsoNAI-Co1. A1cN ulta' OF 1ae 94th LII.
tnfant1Y Las returned to Bloomington, from the
dah department. on orsei THROUGH Col. Nc
Nnlta IL an old officer. and has the reputation Of
being IN cmclent oae. Lis regiment ranks high
IN the IAlfteeotn army corps.
e rn....-.,,. .,.-
, 1864-01-09
, furnished to SOL


Tie Superintendent Report also embraced an
account OF expenditures for the past sir months,
among which the following tteiaa were given:
and med!clnes, ss94 e; gas-a1tures, 9i.9s; Car.
pentets' bile, $::e7.5i; blankets, $s(B.65 camp
cots Sa:6 earpets. 3s00oi printing, $1a7-54; eta
nishing Home, 81 1,7'9.74. Whole amount Of biIis
paid since the organization Of the Home, S2,9s1 2S
, 1864-01-09

On Tuesday morning. Jan. 5th, 1864, at the resi-
Nal. ". SMITH, Of Fulton, and Miss EMMELINE
IUkEH6. of Sterling. III. Mo cards.
, 1864-01-09
.Tor SAT-.

FOR SALE-Or Exchange, large
Sy o1Ssts5ez, Ass worm :sss osSii! ssehanss
&. 81 Ii; Ss
FOR SALE-On long time or to
q H. e snHT i ss gaee a
e - Fs:ms so sssa
' sss:sd Ay p
FOR. skLE-A very desirable
sss e
6e gSd 4e$ e .t. 3ss M
4 Rst5Ss:;s SsE;s !; aissi ;:a::i. ;S;
FOR SALE-One hand Lathe, "A
A.: i:e iasf saa sss 81 sras; Is A3Ss
FOR SALE-A Dental Establish
sn, etI o9 p hssR e. hs.Ef H. ie ss r.
GsRa; eoaa;; hddfFss a. Bog l As:sFs ksaa
FOR SALE-A handsome Eose-
j. ~ wood Pa!lor oEznn, snitah!e foF small church
e1ssPs SPp'y e WI. DOW. sostS i ci1aFs AA'
FOR SALE-Vessels. Schooners
4 J. s. Etwhouse, Henry Hager, and other ves.
son. Room No. Wheelera Building, corner Of South
Water and Clark stfee8a. de19s3ltlm
FOR SALE.-l Steam Engine, 16
Il Inches bore, anu q inches stroke. hcayy Iron
bed. Tubular h utr. * feet diameter and L feos
and fixtures I ship Elevator, Is Inch beit and II
E;h ~ e
WI A!IS xi| et tas .So!s VI :aEss eai Il do
H99s As and VIII Y b s9l4 eacap Any !os s essa
TOR SALE-A four story fire
J. proof warehouse 5o160 feet, Wtndo ws on three
aides. atuated on the south side on alley between
1nAa0e and We1ls and Madison sad Monroe. str 112y
built and suitable heavy storage or actur
ing purposes. For prize and terms apply TO BCN-
LkY fTRRELL, q Lake street.
ta7.t7s9lit III RA&TU
, 1864-01-09

81 % g. ssas sas" s. II Liz sss 81
! r elm balk, p cloves, i 51s pepper, qaires
nntmess bs tes,% % 1o1 cotton, In pr ipss sspsoea g
spee T ii bottess Ras esnphoip apP1 pks
easile eoap, 10 ns pesr barley, Il rs dried beef
ks4 cloth and leather bonnd volumes, 6W Nos. H.
mato cateup, qts stewed tomatoes, can pckld
onions, Goldfish, can peaches, is bs dried beef,
ss9 SaE1s saE1snt }e bs aDd paRsEs ox
pkg corn, bs corn starch. 2bxs ginger, box gin
gef shape. Box 11s, value 81 03.-i boz crackers,
~ Gsl estsup. Z cakes soap, pkg dried apples,
reading. worn cotton, 4 pEs socks, STATIONARY, 5
ehirta, brush, 8 sponges. Boz TO, value 8ss.8s-
SRege1s snn1es 6ieR9 ps
neer u . lbs dea Bee to@a
tSss, ZAP lbs s1ss6Ss ssia S,s ns g. IL
Box III: 1s1e nf bo1 s gase2 'ssis snsps Ps'a fs
ss esip Ssfs bss ssE psp pee
-. reading matter, box tea, MS corn starch, =
Boxes ioe. ITO. liz, sent through sanbozn, by tho
Rev. Mrs. Porter; lis, I'D, Liz, Adjt B. ". War
deWood: 11G, III, Surgeon ETlinwood, through tho
lain Raymond, Nashville; 10, distributed By Lien
tenant r. Be11amy; 1sl, 122 sent to Chattanooga.
SOLDIERS HoME.-The following are the
arrivals at the Soldiers Home, No. Is Randolph
street, during the last twenty-four hours:
l1;nois.-W. II. Clark, F. SD: T, Grseu, H.
1o6th +; j. A, caishoar, /, ed; J. McDonand, B,
7ot1.Sa say F.e'ens d.; A. Roslnsoa, %; g.
Patterson, do; II. Haney. do; S. Warren, do: j.
, 1864-01-09

f.oor<.. Ht,-.1t rh.,ot - p. 40 eoae !.
Il an for hi, nnoc.r,nce ~ ~ psa asaa " n4u
and In defau1, vas ernt ~ ~. ..aef eoo1
- ~' 'A"'
New national BANK MEETING mce
lng OF the eolId mon of Ch,caro fay,r.,,,o - =,
establishment OF 4 National R,rt T., ~. -,
with capital Of ona rnf1,,on ao11,~s - ~.
upon such basis and conductea 1v 4nc, ,nsn sss :
xs.f11 ;,au.n ..r .-.- ~ "NA-A+ AAeA
,,enr,a11~ -. ts,s - " &uo Pas u opsiness me
Hopre ~ snas.e 80 - pAao. ~, one, 1femo1
1arrc or1nt, ~ s 49, ss.,.- -as a'seuaAace was nc
thc ronfn.1s, ..1s.. @""Ut VI sns "eatnef IN
for 4hs <.,s 49,. ~ou 10y" e"at 3"o eau
.r,a.ss. :. eAgstt 4ao oeen iSsaeo. sno after oil
.aes. - :. "eo uoe1uea 70 ao1ouln 10 meet At IN
AZ sH, N ue 1a<eto@atue assoeaanon, at s ocloe
eae"
Rrcn,,r7xo -rr,,a .v<,,,- ~. ....,..-- ,.
f.not f,,,nt- ~. ..na WNl,,N 80 " est u't.ns ~
fnet.,t -. s 80. W SINCE .a1 ou
tb,t ~. r.-.. - ts, r..a, asa.pat"o's ~ Ine 4ae
hcer s,,srea"d 49, ~ .tu. ~. ~ S"Rp1sea 10 nss
na<ns tIr.sss. s4AT ~. aaso .ms 70 ~ et1o
~ hr ~ a,t,s ~, 4e " tne % ooaa
49,. ~ -. as..s @ ~ -. .ao s' ~. 9nps.
1ess 80 esn .sa y. oaA, neh W. uonos
~ ~ ..s Hn.o ~ 10 .oa, ooau
eo- w -. 80 opoHeu W..
49, 49, c. .ees ~ .N.1s 1 .s - ''sas 1oao
ts.ena 49, ~ ~, nose "saau.'t .s D3 "u oe eoalaee
st...-s -. - 49, ~H...oA. o - ' saete1u.e
-n1,od ~ @ thars.ad ,na1s NC NC. ev ss ".s;
t~,-o 1,oo,1 ,~1,t." 49, ,n1s.s s-,1sss
49, 5,sst LII -o,,s - T.1-.. Il. 49, =. ss.
49, e...s. a1,.s -. 49, ,,,. .oe,s
hasn -e.ch.5 II 10 r1e,.,n+ "a y. sh1. " ...,+i
-. - - 20 p.sasaat ~ oe ao,e ~ 1eeo1t
e1crcr xee-n en1,ss ~ ra.,o-S,v - Sh,.s.a
.--1
TEE CHICAGO AGENCY OF THE AMERICA;
Tract Soc1xrr.-The 1aborsr Of this Society In th.
ias west during the year lust closed hsve been ar
0aoue ano mucn WIDER neld hss been visited.
The donations to the Society 1Aat year amount to
$tn,b8s2a, showing an Increase OF sa17a %. over
1."e t41ee " u.o t.s,a -e-rau'-oo. 1nF1y-one
eo'pof1eafs ana 1afee army missionaries have been
employed and their lsboss blessed with succeas.
~. .--a;,o,. 80 s.-s.. - se14N's1, - Iuo
o Aoep,'eue @na e0aips VI tne tinee Ho1n FlcSs-
oofg1o 1ne nc frontiers OF Minnesota hare received
library at each hosntta1. The socIetv5a ,,h'ss.
t,ons - ~ s<aarnt =. = xe1 m es puonea
~ oas .s,s o,a " nsse oeea Granted
made up Of volumes and pampblets donated '
Thcsa have sdde5 t-re,t,v - ~ .ao...1 .,. ~
49, ee,ss.N. ~s * ~ ms uouf0a cunole ot
pcses for grants to the amy, by colnorteurs and
e-v m3oeions-1aa srnorn+ - e,s Esr "a
~ ~ saoa.assa eaoaa easssn ~ .e8eeeo-
4A6 e3e NNNA%+S~N%- AS~~As~A - V's1tI~03s AuIH
that the funds received have not been ADEQUATE Ia
the amount expended, to say nothing Of the ex-
penses incurred while prosecuting this noble en-
te1prise.
"a NARROW ESCAPE" NARROWED Dows,
in our Last Issue we gave place to private let
ter detailing in thrilling phsasc IA narro esr,na,
on the Michigan Central Railroad. An exnress
t,syn ..r,,nntnp at t7fYr.ara ,nf,oe-ao honn ;, s
within ha1r of wreciing itself upon three engine:
standing On the track, near Calumet Station
1r,tbort ,+vicusro a, tta at,+s,,,.,te ,f+.a
, 1864-01-09
DEATH FROM INTEmPEnANCE.



anee eecms to be fca.fuly On the Increase ~, ,st1
standing all the efforts Of Temperance soclctle,
published fall to have any effect on the habItna1
drunkard. He secms to become an ~ ;nra,u.taa l,
nth 4ha ,1o.r,.. .t.s o~ A1AAsua.eo
mu 1ae pl.aewe' WHICH ne tances. neSer exists
LOT nm unless hs Keeps pouring down the !" ar-
dent" BY the quart Avisit to the armory, where
fire cannot f,il tn n,ore ~ 10 ,an.t ~
~. ~ ~ ~ eus mos' casual ooseF-
e, sne amoan1 Of VOTE which King alco-
,n looking
them sent to the Wh,e ohsrs q
their hnes and are suffered to depart in peace. a
goodly number Of these unfortunatcs are bahitpal
drunkarls. They visit lie eaioon bsr,, dill s
noet nont'y' ana me police court "bar" rs often
Some kind Of reformatory ought to be estab-
Hono1 Tn p,nss;. 80 s,,.ho,,,sa " noa
n4a :. - :, u.s.a @ tno nasnot1ues 'esor 10 q plan.
to,.ton ~ - ~. su' ~Gsss ss soen facaions ~
the cou1se, will never touch liuuor aeain- II IL
this: ANY pelson found drunk ii he stFaets IL ars
M There lie is tont IN so;tarS connnenoIs ~ nns
Ills only drink IL brandy, and be c1n eel m ind
to cat, nnlees It be highly impresnatea viii hat Hal
he wfebes fo1 something else: this Re ooUa ~;
Erd tie longer be is id or branav ~ fhe ,oea sG
dieliles it, This treatment is continued ,,ntit tho
man becomes thorourhIy dia111sfei AMI re5nena ~
accept Of any more He ia then set at i;hestv ~ ;"
living testImony 10 Hatucmsnn,a thanrr :. .ty.t =
{c s{tUtus c1frofey.1 Thfs svstcT1 r. Io+ a+
toned here for adoption. brt a. m i1nstrnt;o, ~
one Of the systcms used 10 reform "
Who although they have nhased thnrnaa1voa @r.,
vet berume 6rna1nents II, aorietv a4"5
The irhabitanfs nj Hrid4en1rt m rb,r.5.v
n;rht were startc15 hr ffe 7nrren- tt,n+ iS!i5
ated woman iad f9ranf hersetf ~ 3enth 1ins
tf5crc wog tr1f in fhe rnmnr as 1rnrI ,r.s h"1,,.
as It WIS too late for the authorities to take any
@Ssn SJaTn t,ns Mes 0e1e.aeq u yesterday morning
attend ior tHe nnrnnsa nsnnsdir w 70
nation. Amer arriving there fe empanneiled a
JuIy. 8n9 INC following tacts were elected. The
ace s7 as r. an sh woman 9l come 90 yesrs Of
Ec1uae for he mat 1en a.ps & ~ n one ,caael
ce1y md saloon IN the classic precincts of Briee
pots. she was OF very intempeaate habits, and
shc rnn1d fI fnst !of taa WHISKY jug, that
drink so ffcel9 as to Recnne 1e.d drrDp no
Thu,eday afternoon Mre Mequadc had occasion
81 ons 10 the earn IN rear oithe saloon, to feed
hes t. ana on coming back, heard her little
ooy talk4g SeI1 !o1alF IN the bar room. 'Tutal1
~ Ho.1et O Aa1. AIa Mcs2nade then went into
LIZ ~ pas aoo1n 1no met deceased coming out She
salo ~ ntIt 1ou want 10 get drunk again do you,n
10 Wnlcn NC drunken woman made no reply, but
paeseo SEQ on nm 1nto ne PEG room where shc Laid down
, 1864-01-09

In tho Jtar H46 Tia writer of th. ast1cja embarked
n tho drug btane8 IN The city Of PHILADELPHIA where
he has eeen engaged 0oE oyE sixteen years II the
nannfacture nf pharmaceutical preparations Of ysz1-
ou1 ceScrIpt!oDs Bus for fAe lass years mox< CT
his TINS has been employ 81 In the annhcture Of a
various foltd and dalu aItrsct9
, 1864-01-09

OFFICE OF ASSESSOR OF INTERNAL. RzyEsuE.l
First D1srH1cT, CooK Co } I1rxo1s,
CHICAGO. January ., 1854.
Mr.. George Dunlap, Of the town Of Leyden, has
been appointed Assistant Assessor of the 10th di-
vfsion Of this District In place Of James Michie.
Persons h1ying returns to make In the towns OF
Leydcn, Jefferson, Psoviso,. Cicero, Lyons and
above. OtHce at LeJden. PETER PACE,
jn9~4, ,63e1t Assessor 1st Dist. ILL.,
(Journ1 copy weekly
, 1864-01-09
Boxes

eN House and Sign Painting, Calcimininc,
Glazing, &C. Paper uangfngs and Window Shades
wholesale and retail at New York prices.
F. E. hoBT, 50 Randolph street.
Log 556S, dec15-B59}-lm
, 1864-01-09

A LAWSUIT SETT1ED.-A rather nnneigh-
borIy dispute Was settled yesterday in most anil
cable manner, by the payment ofa sum ofmoney to
couple Of benevolent institutions in this cit; by
one defendant. who was willing to act generously
Tor the cake OF preventing the matter from going
FARTHER The circumstances Of the case, 30 far as
understood, were these: The parties are both Of
the ialaehdsh pcrfausion, and havcd dealt with each
other for years. having often doubled the eaps OF,
In other words. sailed round the horn in COMPANY
One Of them keeps fur establishment, In which
the winter coverings Of the otter, beaver. mink,
muekrat and English ssn1e {rabblt) are transfornrd
into clothing for ladish and ehent1emeu. Two
weeks ago, tho wife OF the complainant took cano
to his store for the purpose OF being remsde. II
was returned with bill for $40. She, not being
satisfied with The job, paid him yis1t and request
cd that 1t might be flxed properly. After some al
tercoton he ordered her ont Of the store threw her
cape behind the counter. swearing that she should
not hive 1t at any price, AID enforced hia not yery
polite request BY threatening to strike her Il shc
did not vacote. Hero Eas material for drst-rate
laW6uit, or rather sorics Of thcul-unlawful de-
tentton OF property, abusve language and assault.
The opportunity Was improved, and suit insttu-
ted before Justice Brown, which ahonld have beon
decided yesterday, Int that the defendant thought
better Of It and proposed 70 settle. It cost hin
$GS the tefmB Being, payment ug Ill e1penaee a
return Of the cape, and the payment Of $6 each to
HetleW RQltN 6pcSctleH Nos. and 4,
, 1864-01-09

and Sexual Bystems-new and reliable trearm en-
In reports Of the Howard Association by mail
In sealed letter envelopes fee Of charge. Address
Dr. ]. ski1lIn Houghton, Howard Association, NO
South Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa
, 1864-01-09

Go TO TIE BEsr-Go to Bryant 8 St1atton's
Chicago Commercial College, 10 get thorough
practical business education. For circulars a1-
Chicago Illinois,
, 1864-01-09

Mott promh ant AMONG thoss to which hs daslres to
aod t4e public. ara hs highly Concentrated Fluid Ex-
Se1apaftl1A.
Both of these sse prepared purely sciendc prra-
Tai1ons lng1 ed1ents eatertng into THAR competition
lnesa meotelnsa reqole Considerable pre-
70 sassesssTe operations 70 take mp tho e11Facvo
properly made. net uluenfly much Impaired,
4 noi rep1ereo totally ine, By ths EjaaIeio1a ana
Pharmaceutical Preparations.
, 1864-01-09

PRxsENTAT1oN.-George Burroughs bookkeeper
for nessrs Becker 4 Kopaell, was lately presented
by his employers with gold watch and chain as a
by Alderman Peter Shimp.
, 1864-01-09

TO THE PUBLIC.

TO THE PUBLIC
TO TEE PUBLIC.
TO THE PUBLIC.
TO TIE PUBLIC.
TO THE PUBLIC.
TO THE PUBLIC.
TO THE PUBLIC.
TO THE PUBLIC,
TO TIE PUBLIC,
TO THE PUBLIC.
TO THE PUBLIC.
TO THE PURI4IC.
TO THE PUBLIC.
TO THE PUBLIC.
TO THE PUBLIC.
TO THE PUBLIC.
TO THE PUBLIC.
no, TIE PUBLIC.
TO THE PUBLIC,
TO TIE PUBLIC
10 TIE PUBLIC
TO THE PUBLIC.
TO THE PUBLIC.
= TO THE PUBLIC,
TO TIKI PUBLIC.
= TO THE PUBLIC.
TO TEE PUBLIC,
,. 81 TO TIE PUBLIC.
40 TEE PUBLIC,
...,.t TO TEE PUBLIC.
= i"4~' TO TIE PUBLIC,
, 1864-01-09

Ho11DArs ARE OvKR.-Mink Furs cheaper than
ever at Brcwster's, under Sherman House.
faufs.tEER,1nt
, 1864-01-09

TIE SAS1TAET CoMM1ssIoS.- follow
irg letter hcs just been received by tho officers OF
the Chfcago Sanitary Commission, from c. r,
Blackwell, II. D., Assistant Surgeon sd Wiseon-
san yountee1a, tn charge OF artillery 4h division
18th Army Corps. II speaks volumes for the ell.
ciency and promptness OF The Commission and ita
officers:
LADIES: It adords nc great plessa1ct to ackrowl-
edge the PROM tncse with which my acquisitions
fornly been filled, IN every instance, where the
needs Of the sick and suffering under my charge,
rendered such aid necessary. At Moscow, Tenn,
after most fct1gu!Dg campaign. when the sick OF
our regiment were numbered by hundreds, and
etnryy YVES threatening us, your Commission reu-
dcrcd ua valuable aid; at Memphis, We again re-
ce1rcd Abe1alfy Of its stores; 1t Ficksburg, amid
the constant war Of artillery and the rafting OF
mueGctry the agents Of your noble enterprise were
and our wounded and sick were better provided
ior, than they possibly could have been, had not
Jour generous stores Of all kinds, been rlaced at
onr disposal. Scarcely hnd our Division reached
Nntchcz, ere large invoice ofsanItary goods were
placed in store, and promptly distributed where
needed. can but bear hearty testimony to the
nnrarying kindness and efficiency OF Dr. II. 4.
Warmer. the agent at Memphis, and his s.verai
assistants at the places above named. and II tho
blessings Of the poor. suffering, wounded and dy-
Ing soldier, Uho, sacrificing homo and al. liz com
In her BEHALF yielding their life. as well arc salts
faction to you, know that you have that reward In
addition to the consciousness Of well doing and
that every time man In the medical branch or the
service, fully appreciates your noble and SUCCESS
fn] effo1te-
, 1864-01-09
LOCAL MATTERS.
g Light Guard Band at the Central tonight

NA*A 1auN At kuE tonight
6niooss bAr1ERE.-Capt, Bridges arrived In
the city fom Knoxville via Chattanoosa veste,-
dsJ' ano mas opened recruiting office on the cor.
ner OF custom House Place and Madison street.
near the Post Office. This is one of the best bat.
teEiss IN the service and requires but thirty men
to fill Its ranks.
iLLEc1APH lHs1IruTE.-We understand the Te,,
cgTaph Institute, in connection with Bryant 4,
stratton's Commercial College, is proving to be
great succese. The iudomitabie energy and enter
prise Of Messrs. B. l. s. is worthy Of Imitation IN
other departments Of business. They will sonn
have sarentysa1 telegraph Instruments of the hest
make and finish, at work. This is the first comnlete
Telegraph Institute ever established, and 1t bids
fair to be perfect succees. ~1'
There is demand for ''sound'' operators, cause1
BY tho rapid extension Of telegraph lines and the
large number Of operators wanted in connection
with the army. This Institute il designed TO meet
such demand.
Dr. E. 4. Hnl, one Of the most ski!fula and scien.
hhc operators OF the West has charge Of this de-.
paltment, giving his who1e time, day and evening.
to the rapid advancement Of his pupils.
, 1864-01-09

FOR SALE.-A Farm Of oI5
acEes7 acres Of timber md 1ss acres Of good
house barn, orchald. and plenty Of nVisg watef Oh
t. Located II the town Of Wayne. p. rnge Co.. nj,
and thirty miles from Chicago. Inquire On farm. or
address ". KERSHAW, Hayne Ststl0n, Du Page Co.
, 1864-01-09

BIZ Would INSULT AN OFF1cER. R.-W William
Nffbu1n wus asraigncd at the bar yesterday morn
ing charged with having been drunk, disorderly
and insulting an officer. lie WAS found guilty and
fined So aud costa
, 1864-01-09

ts day. 70 sell cur Erest unequalled Prize and
ninsent boz OF 1ich and fashionable Icweiry, Thsy
contain more valuable Stationary and greater garG-
than any other package ever sold. 1hey are il great
aeaand sales antck; profits Immense, md stands
ssnfs Mot @ one q the prizes In he Whole superb boz
times the price Of q package. SIS per day is made
easy ,! smart agents Send for Circulars coataiQin
l particulars regarding them and also our superof
Photograph Albums. tast-se!ling gooEs, anal other
articles 70 sold By agency. G. y. DUNN & CO., Pub
, 1864-01-09

TIE ERRIsG Wo2fAN's REFUGE.-A special
meeting Of the Board Of Managers Of the Refuge,
will be held at the Young Mems Christian AssocIa-
tion rooms, this afternoon at o'clock. A full at
tendance Is earnestly desired. Ladies' having un-
sold tickets are requested to bring them to the
, 1864-01-09

~ Plenty Of Skates to rent at the Central Park,
AID tickets Of single admission to be had at the
, 1864-01-09

KEHosnA, ROCKFORD AND ROCK ISLAND
RA11noAD.-Ihis Noad was sold under deed of
trngt, By Hon. Denj. Williamson, Of Elizabeth, n.
j., On Thursday last, and was bid in tor $s5o,O
by A. c. Coventry, ESQ.,, Of this city.
, 1864-01-09
W ASHIN GTON SKATING
P a r K.
OPEN THIS DAY AND EVENING.
IsE N SPLENDID CONDITION.
MUSIC In THE EVENING"

On SATURDAY, the 9th Inst, the cI1II rEEy or
TIE PHBI!c SCHOOLS are cordially invited to
yislt the Park from o'clock In the morning min
3o'clock in the afternoon,