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Litchfield enquirer., 1864-02-04

As Hon. Joel Eastman of Conway, was about taking leave of his mother, who is in the l02d year of her age, he said: Good bye, mother, don't know as shall ever see you again." Mrs. Eastman with great aston ishment looked up and exclaimed You don't think you are going to die, do you 2"
, 1864-02-08

FOR SALE--One Of the finest
Lot s 10 ftet by lis to alley. The house il new and
contains s1Eerlor to any house In thls
eaEnana coach house. Price K20o60. Apply to j. r.
VL1NGEE, Real Estate nrokar, - CLARK street, Room
, 1864-02-08
PRICE OF EGGS.
A Ru1norcd Hen Convcutton-HISh
PF1ce8-Ead Roads.

Eggs at ffty cent Is dozenI whew! twas Eu-
mored roEnd the city, yesterday, that hen con-
veut1on had been held In the country, at which 1t
was unanimously voted that the services OF the
cacEliug :eulinnes were not properly appreciated,
nud that in future they would av too unless their
work was properly acknowledged. 1twas also RI
1nored that they contemplate the formation of d
trades unicn, one Of the rules Of which shall be
that ducks and geese ehall be debasrea from the
privilege oflay!ng in competition With themselves,
and thht the operation should be confined
10 their own children, who should eerve
a 1lrce years. apprenticeship under their mammals
protecting wing ere admitted 10 the dignity Of full
1edgcd cseklers We are glad to be able to an-
nou1ee that the story is caaSsd (duck). No snch
meetir: hes been held In fact the roads in
the county hare been SO had that the
hens could no. travel and could not therefore form
a mass convention anything ,short OF which would
hare been inadequate to the dlgnided expressions
Of those hcanbusntngs which certain members Of
the hon family haye felt from time immcmorial
against intc1lopers who claim the right to engineer
their own e0t1as In their OWL way.
No woE1cr thAt within the past few days we
have Witnessed two or three egg suits; the hct ia
that this class OF property Is beginning to look up
In the Market and especially as the I7oEer tribe
keeps warily a1pof from he eame. II every dog
hes bis dag, it should surely be permitted that
hens be occasionally appreciated anL 1has their
roottings be duly valued. 1t is only 1t such times
that we know the worth Of thing.
The Capital was once sared by silly goose, and
thereafter Its crest adorned the summit Of the
pagan shrine; 4 hen is \ much more valuable and
seneib1e creature than q goose; whY ,len should
ahe submit to be c.owed over.
Tut surely we-that is our housekeepers-a.e
put to great Inconvenience by the high price Of
everything which Is brought In from tho couutF7,
Its difficult thing to supply the table now.
Eggs are scarcely 10 be procured. fish is not seen
on tho stalls, butter is dear and strong, thirty
cents pound being asked for very indifferent
article and one dollar bushel Is unblnshingly de-
manaed for potatoes beef twelve to thirteen cents
apourd. Think not, however, that this approach to
Richmond pr'ce8 and conditions, is resu1; OF real
scarcity in the articles Of consumption, or due to
deprecisHo1 In money We have plenty OF eggs,
luttcr, IN, within few miles Of US only waiting for
the roads to admit Of their transportation. The
fusrncrs are spelling to bring 1t into the market,
hit the .fnte1n1nablc sloushA Of mud through
which they nrst wade to d. this. appal the stout
eat brar,s The fact is that our reads are scanda-
Ions. 4 county eueh as Cook, populated In every
,,srt 90 wealthy that che eau paythrae and half
1nilons Der auuum in taxes to the general govern
1nent besides State md county ta1cs. and volunta
~ contributions without limit 10 the war, should
pe pssssble at III umss. 1nstoad Of Eh'sbt We
, 1864-02-08
DIED. , !.

In this city on the 18th tnst Of cancer ELLEN CAR
and 6nys.
Funeral take pace at s White street on Tues lay
Ut 10 O'Clock =. III.
H-Sew YogS and New Jersey papers please copy
In this city on the 9th Inst, CARRY s, Youngest
daughter Of fOWen and Almna Bzainard aged u years
Funeral wiz take place At Il Wes. Madison street TO-
day It O'Clock p. III. Friends Of the family are in
yited to attend
IN this city, on the 5th Inst, RICH. BENTLEY only
child OF h!eh. q. and Virginia Il. Jordan, aged
months and 10 days.
kF Buffalo. \. z papers please copy.
In tkts city. On the 4sh Inst, EDWARD BoNNi,
aged 66 years. =" -
this city q Friday, Feb sth, st o'clock 2. Il,
Of congestion of the brain, EMALtNE ELIZABETH,
young est child OF James G. ard Nellie l.. pWen sged
II months 8nd weels.
In the Town Of Lcyden. Coot County. Ill.,, on Fri.
doy. Feb. 5th, Of TYPHOID fsver, ISAAC PRESTON,
aged thirty -scv EN- ysars-
In Aurora, ILL.,. Saturday morning, the 9th Of Feb.
ruary, 1851, 1t Consumption. Mr. E. ". G. sIiTa.
ageG % yrare, e
, 1864-02-08
RELIEF FeR SOLDIERS FAMILIES,
Meeting OF the Eccfety-Action
-0rSnHfxutToH.

The regular weekly meeting OF the Ladies' Relief
Society was held ut o'clock On Saturday attcr-
noon. Mrs. Hosmer was chosen to preside
Tic follow! !Eg COLLECTIONS were announced: Jef.
3esson II. E. Church, SIZE; Mts. Dr. Dyer, $50 ;
Mrs. Whittier, St.G6; Mrs. Shepherd, $50; Mrs.
Scott, SHE; Mrs. Hamilton, ST; Mrs. Kennedy,
81 from Mrs. J. Hastings, Junction Grove, not
before Acknowledged, seaa5. Total paid In at this
meeting. 2i.e.41
Mrs. Smith rendered her resignation, as TrcasuI-
ct, which was unanimously declined
The proceedings were read Of meeting OF the
German Ladies, held On Thursdsy afternoon to
discuse the propricty Of uniting with this Society,
Of which the following is an extract:
Resotred, 1hat 1t has been for a long time the
benevolent assistance Of soldiers families, and
tnat on mat account they gsadly unite with the
ADORE named assoeiation: expecting that their r.
as othez members.
The following 1odics were clected as delegates 10
the L1dfes Association for tho Relief Of Soldiers,
Families:
~ NorM RIrffien-Mrs. Dutz, Mrs. Faber, Ars,
T6en9n s5sa;9n. A5s WsEnsz. N1s: vorpoh Mra Eliza
Mrs. Behaz, Miss Ida kirchner, Mira. E,eendrath.
Soath 1tsisim--hlrs. Gfndele, Mrs. Caroline
Schmidt, Mrs. Louise Geek, Mrs. Gerlach, Mrs.
sa!dssker; Mn. Loeb. Mrs Iahla, Mrs. 4 schsii,
frs Mircc2er.
UEst UtttE10n-ttrs. Emily Grccnebaum, Mra.
Jordan, Mrs. rargcnla1lt, Mrs. Ma.nus, Mir. Fred
Grick Letz, Mr.. Ieyercnz. Hrs. Pauly. Miss Ma.
th1lde Grtenebaum. M1s. Mathey, Mra. VIM. Eshen-
burg, Mrs. Richberg.
The ladies' expressed themselves gzatlncd with
the prospect Of the earnest and efficient aid OF tho
benevolent German Indies, and Mrs. o. Z. Uoamer
was delegated to attend their committee mce,tne
at the Tu1ners' Hail Oh next Wednesday afternoon
TO express the Views Of thfs Society.
AN 1AposT8G.
Complaints were made that q mean snesk-tb1ar
Wlo Ctycs hls naE1e as j. Morkow, of the firm OF
MorkuW D. Lewis, 10 South Clark street, has been
about tho city soliciting donations OF clothing foe
this SDclctJ-tlGt he made business OF 1t to such
IN extent That he went from door to door with
hcIse and wagon, and was seen with large quau-
ttty IN bis wagon. There is no such individual or
firm at the place named. and no such person Il
Society or tho y. II. CA. He is doubtleas spue.
tmpos1cr who is collecting clothing for second
haLd store somewhere. The publtc have often
bccn warned to give to no one nn.css they could
produce book with the name Of tho Society and
The certificate OF appointment printed upon Ii.
EArLoIXEKT DEPARTMENT..
Mrs Edgerton, the Matron OF the Depository,
No. % State street. represented that numerous ap-
neui-solre Of whom would be glad to accept SIT
rat1crs as houscEecpera, cooks, &c, and others
who want sewing or other work that they can
take kcmc With them 1t WAS decided to instruct
her to register the names Of spch persons. and to
receive from the public any orders for hel-to BE-
conEncd exclusively to soldiers families.
On motion, the Society adjourned.
, 1864-02-08
90 RR11t.

ITO RENT-A Furnished Room,
l. single gertler an can be nccommo lated With
afurnMhed rooE With sucl, light s1d attend snee il
mlTH;e family In the South Division. Address Post
oHce BOX WI. fe7-Wi622t
ITO RENT-A frst-class House,
~ cr5tfh1GnE modern stnasd in
tsessitst 'a0n' Room 8, aetfepoiit.n II saSqE lii.
TO RENT.-Hotel to Lease, in q
Il fousehing town. tfty lilies from Chlc.eo, on
me ST. LOUIS r. Re- dotsg the best business In the
town II Is issnrrnunde. With good fishing and shoot
rs grounds, and It receives all the patronage during
ne season. Satisfactory rensons Even for the pkes
e., proprietor leaving, Address Post OGce Bog so.
ITO RENT.-The best Boarding
u House IN the Vest Division, located In the CEN
Ee me fs1rca depota and cattle ards. & 10o123
Iee tonT stories high, with water, and sewerage
Wn pf1yfeEe Of putting building on 90 feet vncant
!oI ne b3st place 10 Chcagot< invest IS CO.,
apply to T. CLANCY, corner Of Canal aad Wright
ITO RENT-The building known
= y the Albany Restaurant, adjoining the Cham
6er Of Commerce. II Is atcd M for 1Fstclass Rss-
tAurant. Bar. billiard Boom, Wine Cellar, Kitchen,
&c one Of the best locations tn the Northwess
anI iii be rented low, TO good tenant Who can
need srlly. Inquire OF =; u. RoDWAT. No Il
, 1864-02-08
LOCAL MATTERS.

Chicago Rible Soclety.-An adjourned
meeting Ct the Board Of Managers OF the chicago
Bible Society will be held on Monday afternoon,
at 5 o'clock, In the rooms Of the Young Mems
Christian Association At the clost of the meet
irg the cerg5men present will be invited. by q
Committee previously appointed, to consider the
acceptance Of proposition from the NEW York
Sabbath Committee" to douats copy Of GIlal-
an's Book on the Sabbath to every clergyman In
illinois, II those residing In Chicago will consent
to superlnteud their distribution
Dinner to the Law Instftnte.-The Sec
end Annual Dinner OF the Chicago Law Institute
win be given at the Briggs House on Mouday
evening At 7oeloek, prompt, Tickets Will ha fue
, 1864-02-08
TOR SALE.-A Machine Shop

RFVlt O-11N1. II -YIttEI1IIIB 04lVkR
4 and Iron Fountry, now In successful operation.
Ine sachiaf tool az nes,ly neE ed n tan
OF nsslrEs per day. and u tnlJ er1royei IN con1
necilon With Tho Machine Shop ts Pas1eE:, snog. @
Eshtra Machinery, which y the cl1sa o. HosS III
Shop has teeL engaged in for the last sEeIJ ~
Iet u an exceept opening for any p33 nso.e n1a
1rez1e IN business ready made. . tae aaop oas
geot reputation for donE nsat.e - Thousand
Capital TtGrlrec+ from Fifteen TO EN9ng Tina ~
1oars. feaeor. for aellsng, the oxnes dreaa Post
change his loc1Nou. For paftc1lAE1s 49, 4fa1aeGe1at
Qt.cf Box lHsss, Chicago. As*"Ns"
, 1864-02-08

MEETING OF THE ASSOCIATED CONGRESS -
Quite number Of new members attended the ses-
SION OF this body last evening" and the debate was
very animated and lively. The principal point up
On which discussion turned, was tho question, "Is
secession among the natural or constitutional
rights ok satet" For gentlemen fond Of meas.
, 1864-02-08
35par1l1t4.

observation-disclosures and UT.
furnished rooms 10 1er with board three minutes
wnlk nom Rush street bridge at sSf Ohio Street, A
bo2ru.s 1s5'w3S!N
, 1864-02-08
>Ubiea9o Qrtbuut.
THE CITY.

MONDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1861
THT HTTF
DEPARTURE OF TIE IH1R7f-SlNIA.-!n ne
hoye Of the s0th Illinois. having optalhco taei,
furloughr, icft Inst evening Tor their sevef0
Aomcs. where they will be heartily welcomed.
-----"~ c.,,,.-, paa+
LIE 9o1olEhs AEet oo'. r,,,s,.~,1
now bclhE efoc1eo oI capL 1o'scs' 49, W :. 9ast
avenue, a. inc ,oos o' "aeon .s5v ror occu-
drawing 70 eonpleuonr ano NIL ~
pancy IN te" Gays
Prnnr7ra Yesterday morning Captain
1vnso, or fha ,eth Kentucky cavalry, with four
~, o,riynd at tho Soldiers Home, returning
....s..,1,s reorn Rock Island, where they had
been taking ~ prisoners sese1 emtt..na -.
streets men, eaP'''s1 - eo9e- ~
p,,,nr,ps.-A dozen dcserteys were sent
,N.sa coon, eamn Donelas last evening, In
n,.a"aa -, ticut Thomaa and Scset Bcadle, Of the
1,I.,;r.n shsr,shoo,cre Thyy win be delivered
~ ror,,o,rdont of nentnn Rsrracks, St. Louis,
,s,e.ea.,
LAncESr,-Two young ladies named Ma
.;,da reterron and Rachel Allen were arrested ut
nun,on Station on the C, g. n. ". T. r., two OF
t,rcc days sineo. charged with etcaling gold
1a.stch and nhont - q In money. They FILL n6Fe
mn cra,nfna,1ou at the Police Court to-day.
r.,-,.rnoss 9 Rcv1e, a .pembcr Of
eH..sa 1..n ~ ,bc Tndenendent Order
Lug nn1o EVIL 49, 1.,r,ca rrsteniay In Roschfu
.ea,a. a. oau ~ fanrrsl yrns attended BY members
.st.o., 9.a.~s ,,5 tbc nrocession was preceded
,'utsa1;ch, 49, En.r5 8and.
~ @Ds 4''s'' .-..
AS1noBus' PICTURE OF GENERAL GRANT.
The ,ott7ait Of General Grant, painted BY Antro-
bns and Tor gone daye past On exhibition here for
The hene1t Of tho Solders' Home, ia boxed up, and
will he sept TO Washington. The publc needs not
now to be told that It 10 almost speaking likeness
o,thc distinguished General.
p-,.,,, ,r. ro,-ot J.,
DEAIh " 4eA.o ~ ~ -. :. 49, W, ~
Jesfn taal leaas ".s..a tas. ~ - ~ ~ .,tT
-ohes, fc'oue . eau, a. st"4o n.u7 sG..sa.s o ' -,
the 9Th inst Mr. perdue visited St. Paul to seek
relief from his pulmonary difficulties, cary Last
fall. Ills remains will probably be brought to
Chicago for intcrment,
------- .us..,
RESTRICTIONS Kkaosfo.-1nc fes.tae.ous
for some time past existing on commercial an1er
coursc with and between Aissonia' hcaleck5 aao
-. yTno4 4o+,N4 4,pt
, 1864-02-08

ntirg ewords On Interesting questions Of contro-
ye1sy, We belieTe no more pleasant place coaM be
!ound In which to spend Saturday evening, than
The room appropriated to the meetings ot this Az
ISOLATION. This IL the Law School fooms in Lsr-
mons Block, corner OF Clark snd Washington
, 1864-02-08

z OR SAL E. Or exchange for
i other property. the Joliet steam Flaming Mlll
and Sash Factory now In successful operation. The
isc:cry nas two piaiing end matching machines and
siding saws, NIL Eet Of sash machines scroli saw,
wiseiEs 1aschne, aad ali IN good order AID It work
evcrt dnY. Tbs power Is Is h1rse power engine, OF
r ~. G:tts i COS maze, Win their patent sseam
pack,zx IN 9rsttate condiiioa The isetor5 ~ en- Il
fxst three years. With the factory L. neycenent To-
clt:on, ana 1ots for lumber yard. Wi!h doek snd
selling, confirmed disease Of the iungs. AuAt be sold
e0or. IcQulre OF c. E. WARD. Joliet. fe6-W3-5t
, 1864-02-08

ElOR SAI4E.-Farm for sale, one
4 nf1e esst of Huntlay gtat!on, on the e. i G. q.
L: T.. n Mcaen!y county, ~. Said Farm contsEa
ard Barn, ult srees. &C. Thets are dtssen acres of
Winter 1:ye on the 2rorno. AID tfry acres O Fall
plGWtnE done. VIII be sod for s23 per acre. Terms
hsI cash down balance IN yearly iasta1lments. For
t1EtheT PnInculars tnGn!fe ot the undersigned. on
In rage county, Ill. B. CAuY.
, 1864-02-08
NJ AH Ell ED,

II this city. Feb. 4th. By Rev. Il. Wh!pple, FRED
In this city on the I'd inst By the Rev. J. 3, Foote
Pastor 81 the u. +. Church, JACOB HARRIS, or Chi.
caEo. III, AID Mlss 4. ANNA HAIGnT, Of t5wego,
New YOrk. -
In this city, Jan. 31ss 1861, by the Rev. Clinton
Lock. Mr.. JOHN LAWSON End Miss JENNIE
BUsBS, NIL OF this city.
, 1864-02-08

PoL1cE CoUnT.-For the last three or four
days. had not been for the indefaigab!c cxestlons
ofthe DRINKS and dsordcrlics in Cur city, tho DO
lice docket would have becn perfectly uuembel-
HEhcd. On Saturday, rs usual. the above class
constituted nbout % per cent OF the Armo:y vis-
itants, still there were one or two cases OF more
Importance.
71eA5soss case.-Ole Kinenbetg was brought M
before Justice Miller on State warrant, charging
him with arson. The prisoner pleaded not guilty.
The esIlento adduced from the witnesses for the
mentioned IN Saturdays TltEUNg, at least 80 far
a. regards the interior Of the chop The front door
had tg DO burst open. for It was locked the key re-
Several heaps Of fahaSings placed about lie room
were on 1rc when the witnesses entered, some Of
the sewing machines also were burning.
that the prisoner had not left his upstairs till
after the FIRE was discovered, and NEs. 1n1her, the
roman with whom kllnenbers boards, nnd ALSO
her sister Mrs. luudcan, were sworn They both
stated that they did not see the prisoner 60 down
stairs that morning, and both considered that he
cerld not have gone down without their knowl-
statements regarding the time hlinenberg rose
from his bed. Mrs. Lundean thinking that Il was
tcsween half past eight and nine while her sister
Mfr, Yufrner also proved too much, for she sworo
positively that when she lit the hre in the store on
Ihutsda5 morning eyery thing was perfectly safe,
one but the prisoner had access to the room. ".
Gochrane, landlord Of the defendant. deposed
hst be had o 1p bis ent By
not paid since before Christmas last
Judge Miller considered tha: sufficient evidence
hsd been adduced TO enable him to commit the
prisoner. klinenbe1g was removed to the Bride
il the amount u $500 70 appear At the Recorders
IeM,aan IN 7touNe.-Aartin Lamr,an, Al. 1udI-
, 1864-02-08

NOR SALE two four-story,
= 11e,proot etores g and IS Franklin street. be-
dws1Ds h@a;e on se 6oEsswsss eo:neF e Araisa
Ercnnds.rriee $500 ALAG Lot 20 feet front 81 $50
fees1o alsX. On Washington street, between Market
ata 10y rent. C.H QE1SLAE, Is South Clarkst-
, 1864-02-08
3tQBt.

T OST-On Thursdaymorning, Feb
IL ruary 4th Tor nfternoon), on Harrison street. q
red morocco pocket book containing note broken
r;nr and sual amount ot money. not over 800
thrEe dollars. Whoever 1ndS the s1tne and Will re-
trrn Il to tn;s office OF 10. Il Harrison sEeet sha be
libc1aly ftWa1Ceo. Afos 0uks -4AAAAELL.
fets-2t
;T OST-$5 Reward-A small black
i aud TN slus pup; Answers t. lhe 9ans r; a Of
colrh street trp steirsl room KTcnlng Jonr.
nai once, Will rccelyc the above reward fehs-Vt62t
|T OST.-A Lady's Fur Collar was
lo.t on Saturday evening. lag s1t9; Ehils pas. ~
bssh aveEue aca Twelfth street The tndey will be
literally rewarded By leaving it at q 1aok1on street.
, 1864-02-08
The Soldiers Homo Mt Cairo.
frern,np4ratof7

The Soldiers Home in Chicago IL solocated that
the public can zee for themselves the amount OF
good It performs and the great comfort It affords
to our soldiers In trGneifu. But It shpuld be re-
memhered that this tB but one Of q great chain Of
Soldiers Homes, reaching from New Orleans and
Chattanooga to Chicago, and extending alt over
the country. With but few and rare exceptions,
they are under the management and care OF the
Sanitary Commission, which iunugurated them,
and which aims TO make them comfortable rests
Tor our brave fellows passing to and fto+
Onc ol the most important OF these Is the SOL
oic1s Home at Cairo, under the care Of the North
ts1s are In Chicago, and whose Preside nt s Judge
Skinner The location OF Cairo Ia such that It has
caught almost al the soldier travel Of the Western
army. Soldiers route for Chicago, Indiana, Ohio,
o. any other destination. have passed through
Cairo, and been rested and refreshed at its hos
pltat3e soldiets' Home. Some tdea OF tho magni-
lude Of Its operations may be inferred from tile
fact that during the last four months Of the
yeaE lsG', 1t lodged 1851 sosdierS, and
Je17h1td Hata 57,S5! nsCls. We presume few
were aware that the Chicago branch OF the Sanf-
tafy Commission was carrying on hotel In Cairo
On 20 lasge scale as this Many Of the returning
ycteInn regiments which have been entertained ID
Chicngo du1iDg the last few weeks, and many
of the hospitality Of tho Soldiers Home in Cairo.
The Home at Louisville, Nashville, Memphis,
FlckshutK and other points can show similar
record.
"A new aLd commodlous building Tor the Home
u Cairo ia nearly completed. which the Chicago
commissiou L. furnish1Eg. When 1t Is all ready
for occupancy It fs said that It will be the most
conveniently arranged aud the most complete So.-
neta lone In the country.
, 1864-02-08
To EQu6umutiYea.

The Rev. E. A. Wilson's remedy for Consump.
ton, Asthma, b1ouchits, Coughs, co1ds, and all
Throat and Lung Affections, together with q PAM
phlet giving the prescription and short history
Fuller, Dzrggists, u and %6 market street. Chi
cago. jaY1auls-1m
, 1864-02-08

Too mech praise cannot be given to tic attend
inE Physicians. i!se. Jones and Ross, who have
cheerully devoted themselves to the patients in
many cases OF severe illpesa, =
The report concludes with an earnest apoeal to
the Christian public Of Chicago to come forward
and beEElly anstafn and encourage this refuge tor
all abandoned women, who u1y, by these means,
be reclaimed from that degradation that hills both
the lody and soEl.
The following is the list Of officers and Bosrd Of
MaEaccre pf tEc RefrGe.
, 1864-02-08

FOR SALE-Desiable Residence
T. and Eus1ness Property. Brick Dwelling House
and Lot corner Of Indiana and WoIcott stree<s Let
usx By 10e feet Frame Dwelling House and Lot cor
OF PIAe and !fnoss-sta. Lots In nuncan's. Ugdcn's
sad Enttcrde!d's Additions large Lor on the South
Branch near tie P,ttsbuEE abroad Bridge. Lots on
Msf. En,Es ffs ,FEssnd41p m:ahlrgt9291 and
Hn.n1.1
, 1864-02-08

dNanteu.

saIss%@lsEzz1z1Eza5si
| dNan1eu.
| |WANTED-A coIored OF tc
street. e'oS' *''h and hea. Apply at . J:sa.ns
WAKTED-Immediatel7. q eooa
I'd h.ss:f :aa5ts,s A,s
| WANTED.-An elderly, reliable.
Hsa .sfses sn ss
w WANTED-A Room, with or
hsa. sass dasss 2ssns e. 5
+ WAN TED-A- Plumber. One
ssss.s ~: ~ Vii a26z w
w WANTED-An experienced Tel
e9asssks, ass Stating experience tsfns
w ANTED-A Male Nurse tor a
ss'sat IS :e SsS3fd J.
WANTED-Ayoung man as sales
iz:ss'ss: s;' sS5;
WANTED-By a Practical Farm
", l., e. s!tnatien foreman on larse farm, in
ss!ss
WANTED-Ancw or secondhand
n.y. psst.sls 1Ens shout tea 60, or twelve u,
s5s;s
w A n TED-In Information of
, 1864-02-08

w A N TED-Wood Choppers.
100000 bushels of Charcoal, By the Nortawes:-
for1E miles west OF Milwaukee, Oh the Mllwa waukee
and La Crosse Railroad.
The Northwestern Iron Company, engaged ia the
manufacture Of Pig Iron e1tenslyely, will pay Ut ali
times The highest price for Choppers and Golfers
let conttncs large and small. to suit parties Inquire
Of WILKES. Vice President. At the works. Of Col
E. DASIELS, Boz 3H7. Chicago, for Information.
taH1 u.Sf I'm F. WILKES. Vice President.
, 1864-02-08

E Dieeaees Of tie Ner7oas, Seminal. Urtussy
aud Sexual Sysiema new and reliable treatn en-
In reports Of the Howard dAssoctntion-aeut by mail
L. sealed Letter envelopes free Of charge. Addresa
Dr. j. SN1lln Houghton, Howard Association. No.
aSouth Ninth street, Philade]pEis, Pa.
nnsa9.rfssfT.,u9
, 1864-02-08

TR ASsTERs OF REAL EsTATE,-The fol
lowing eales Of real estate have been made within
the past three days at the office Of Thomas B.
Bryan:
Thirty feet On Lasalle, and brick house opposite
Metropolitan Hall, S!e,0O'.
Marhle-front residence on Wabash avenue ESouth
Eouse Of the block corner Of jackson street) aud
the nkxt house and lot with furniture, &C.. S6 ,DO
Is feet On P1airie avenue near Old, SG,sN.
6S feet on Michigan do do, IS, no.
1sG feet By 100 feet on corner Of West Waahfng-
ton and Curtis, S1.uU.
Michigan aveuae, bouse and lot, $1n,00o
The noltheaft corner Of Clark and Monroe Sts,
for SSGQc0, cash.
, 1864-02-08

AT AUCTION, >
At Buffers AnctIon Rooms. In Portland Moek. cor
Of Dearborn and Washington.sts,
oSTHuRsDAY. FEBRUARY 11th, AT 10 O'CLOCK.
Ptaro Fortes sH-octave, full iron frame and over
st:uns base. In full rosewood Cases, made bJ Wot-
centef. -
Piano Fortes. 7-octavc. full iron fame and over
strn1g base in full rosewood cases, made BY Chas.
EteiN. :.
ffamfa ana nverstTnrv hsse rnsevood rsasS
Psrlor Grand Piano Forte, octaye. rosewood ease.
made by 7. Gilbert 4 Co.
Grand Piano Forte. 1octaEe, ROSEWOOD case, msde
by ual1ett Davis Co.
The above Instruments ara all new and Of the best
quality, Parties desiring 10 purchase can rely upon
them being equal any P{aucs to be found In this
city. RM. 4. BUFFERS d CO,
f87-wi12-5t Authonetrs-
, 1864-02-08

FOR SALE.-Great Bargains.
4 soNo acres OF Land On tho line Of the Iox.ns.
TIE tanns are tgh and rolling and within three
miles OF Railroad Stations Chatsworth and Forrest
be solo cheap cash, ,hatance IA 1ye seven
years Gt III per cent. INTEREST," Thera 9 Beet Sugar
No better lands In the state ADJ tress OF apply 10
D. +. FEARSOEe, liz Randolph street. Chicago, or
, 1864-02-08

FOR SALE-One large double
IL front corotins-housc Desk. Ono large P,stform
Scale. FL va! eousc. Alec. full Set Of Barrel Ma-
wtlk, with and stave drcsae.s and plafners
ccst over e tcl-wll be sold cheap for caeh or az.
-. Mosse and iand cent. 5 Metropolitan i nail.