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, 1864-05-21
THE TURF.
Second Meeting at the Chicago Driving Park

Yes1crday afternoon the second meeting for the
tcason Of the Chicago Driving Park Association
took place on their beautiful track at Cottage
GIoEe- Tho weather Was vef5 pleasant and the at
tendance large. The trotttn:. a. whole, waz
probably the best snd most spirited that ever oc-
cuz1ed on that ground. The ea'lies were:
i. sB1ack Diamond" entered by.J. S. Lindsey.
."Bostcn," By CHARLES u. Clark.
3 "Geu. Grant" by George Aaunsef.
Beet three In dFe, to harness -inEide betG-and =
purse Of $50 to the winning horse By the Assocla~
Gen. Gruntn WAS the faro,ite, not from the
suppositlon that he exeel1ed In speed his eompesi
tors, hut nom the popular name ho bore and Hlany
were the cheers given tof - Goa Grant" ueanlng
the popular General as well a. 10 popular horse.Y
The horses, when brought to the nsAnd+ looked
In remarkable good trim. They got OF in excel
len! et,le On TIC second attenpt, Black Diamond
tapping Boston. The tlrst quarter Was made in u
-tha half in 1:a4. At the hslf pole Giant passed
Boston, and on the entrance Of tue home.stsetch.
Diamond maintaining the lend and winning the
heat In s:41H, Grant while introducing his best
ttepe, unfortunately broke, md lost considerably
ut4t.on for quick PAGES, as well for good name.
Weongtt to add thas the Inst half mile consumed
IS HkA7.-on the second heat the horses got off
in nc style, and Ia about the 1tme relation 70 each
as On the int. only that the positions Of Gen.
Grant and Eoeton were reversed. On the back
thereby. On The home stretch the General aud
Black Diamond came up together beautifully. and
htd it 1or come diesan1e neck and neck, when
the lattcr tsokc, and the General Inc home soae
three or four lengths ahead, DON: the mile in
AK. This w2s . beautiful heat, aud excited the
admiration Of all. Grant rose In favor very fast,
SD Hz1T.-yan Eta. the owner Of Black Dis-
moEd, evidently 1eit unaappy and excited He Or
dcreu the d1ivcf down and took the ribbons him
self and when he pulled the Estns eTeryybodg fet
that Tie contest WEB settled, and that Black
Diamond was to be the winning horse. Tbs start
was vc1y. handsome ona, the three horses taxing
cortnmed 10 seconds; th: half l:9o: o. he home
stretch the General c+11e up With the Diamond,
ard for come time It was nip and tuck. with the
advantage evidently on the side Of the Hack. Fl
Da,ly, The Genera1 made q bad break, and his in
mediate competitor came in ahead, winning the
third hent- Time a:39. The result OF tbs racc waa
then easily eueesed. ,-..
DIN HEAT.-The fourth heat was aim 7st repc
titioc Of The third. The contest betw:ea Graut
and Black Diamond w:s very sharp one, but the
latter won the heat in s:l3H.
REHABILITATION.
{One mile heats-Best Three In FiTe.1
BACK Dl1monu-
Ge0. Nf0QI. QI.-.-.-.-...-....-.*s.-.&
Boston -.....--.--....+.......--d
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CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON, May 20.
-4tTNT


Br. NGERsoLL. Of IL. successor Of the 1ate
Owen Loyejoy, appeared, wss qualified and took
u Tbe hs1 House passed number Of private bills,
,nclud1ny and providing for the payment Of the I'd
Resiment Of tbs Sd Brigade, OHIO Militia Voiun-
tterp. during the time they Wc1e in the service,
Irrespective Of iEreeu!afities
when the House adjourn to day, i be until Mon
dsy, so that members may have leisure TO visit the
rounded oceTs and aom ter
and zee that they are properly cared LOT. Agreed
Nj WEBSTER oa Na;, from the Ganmittse s9 et
bill establishing territorial government for Hon
lana, made report thereon. which he saia struek
out the Senate's sncnomena et,ias ins right Of
ftec White male citizen Of thu United states. and
those Who have declared their intention to become
such. The repor. was concuzted IN by yote Of
Il III seDste M had already ag1eed to the report
The House then considered ths BY spDroptiat-
ing 1880 Tor damaSes sas.aae@ Y fI2,. Anss IN
eoasequense Of the burning o. LIS buildings ct An
ht1ea!G nq HAIE of Pa, explained that the property
was destroyed By our own troops sn. to psevsnt 4
lie bore tcstino ons to the loyalty of Prot. Ames,
and spoke Of That geatlenan's sndettngs In the
o%pa %p' WAsnBuRNE, SanBu Of H.. opposed the blu not
beeansa n he amount Involved, but because It cs-
tshfahpd prncJpie Of providing Tor all the cagn-
a1tjes Of the VA, End witch would 1nake dram Of
e. S&E3gss SS tse Il F. s:d 1t had been settled
long $50 that whenever nations are At Wst and the
enemy destroys the property ol ne Other ae,liees-
svc.nt,no = uratuity, but the other hand 1t ii
mt a. 1cll settled that When the Gove1ument
eautes thn destruction Of property totn military
neet peSs foI ths oss wheh ahopld 10 dons il this
III af. HALE, II Fs., in advocating the bill, sald
, 1864-05-21
FROM MADISON.
Organization OF Ono Hundred Day
Regiments.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trlhune.1
MADISON, Wis, May -.
Rapid progress has been made to-day in organ-
izlnc tho ono hundred day men. Squads and parts
Of companies have been consolidated to form whole
companies, and regimcltnl organizations have
been merged together.
Tic 10th regiment is organized Is follows: ".
R. Ray, Colonel; s. Fa:lows, Lieutenant Colonel;
]. II. Bingham, Major; A. L. Field, Quartermas-
ter; A. ]. Craig, AdIutant; .. ". Blanchard, Sur
geon.
The 41st reeimentis is organized as follows: G. B.
Goodwin, Colonel; D. q. pnrmau, Lieut. Colonel; :;
J. D. Nhcelock. Major; D. $. Miller, Quartermss-
ter; Amos A. uasAn, Adjntaut; S. D. Smith, Sur
geon.
Col. Goodwln's regiment IL to rendezvous In
Milwaukee, and the companies here belonging to It
leave for there tomorrow and will be mustered in
Immediately. and It Is expected will get away by
the middle Of next week.
Arrangements will be made to ill Col. Butrrlck's
regiment forthwith, and co1. Bill,nghurst will fill
up another, making foar regiments under the hun
s1rrf d~r r,,tJ
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,KEWs 81 TELEGRAPH.
METHODIST GEN 3sTS al CON"
FERENCE.
Its sAppointEnents TesterdaYI,.n;i is,s,s.1
TO thu President Of the Unlteu ssates'

Its tsApnointracpts YeSterday..The sisls
to the President of the On1teu uSsate7'
(special Dispatch to the Chicago Tsloune'l
PHuAuELFHA, Nay W.
In the sesrion OF the Methodist General coo1es
ence today the fo1loHin. new Bishop "et0
sted:
DIV, Clark, D. D., editor Of ,Lajltt' Rtpo''soTy,
Cincinnati. Edward Thomson, y. y, eol'ot ~ "
C1.t*gan Adrocdts dnd JouT7.6!, New hoE6' eu-
win Kingsley, editor Of Tzsttfn Chrtlsa" .Aoeo'
cats, Cincinnati. Rev Drs. Whedon, WISE, iaoa.
,a ar3 N.sbet arc also returned as editors Of tho
pnbl]cations now under their charge. HeT. VI. J..
IL Eddy IL resppo,nted editor Of tho NoFaazosffsT"
Cnyjtiion Adrccats, ut Chicago. Dr.. Crsf9 ass
been appointed editor Of the Central A:rocase, az
st, Louls. Agents appointed At New 1ofa, CAst
ton & Porter; at Cincinnati, Poe q hlsencoce-
Missionary Secretaries, Rer. Dzs. Dutoln. HaErts
and Trunbnll. ...---
THE WIT TO TUE PRESIDENT.
WAsnsoros Nay "a deputssGi9n o. asl9. Ga;,.
ference in session 1t Philaaephia, vlssel tne Pfe
sdent today, and presented TO him an sontes, ~, H.
loyalty Of The church, her e.rucs. devoo % to ths
interests Of the country, and her e.mpathies win
hin il The great responsibilities Of bis hlgh pqsi-
procamations of liberty and 1eIoice In all 1ee ac.s
of the Government designed to secure freedom t9
the enelayed. In conclusion they say: Actuatsu
By the sentiments Of The 1oftlest And purcst
tia1a cur prayers shall be constantly Tot the pte
eervatlon OF Our country undivided. LOT Tue I'll
umph OF our cause, and for apermanens peace
gained by the sacrifice If 10 moral principles, but
louraed On tho word OF God. and securing flgat'
eousIesa. liberty and equality to al"
THE PRESIDENTS RKpLT.
To this address tho President replied as follows
+ GEETlEMzN--1u response to your address, ,allo"
attest the accuracy of its 11storsa ct
endorse the sentiments 1t expresses, and thank
yen, In the nations name, for the sure promise 1t
gives. Nobly sustained, A. the goFernnenr has
been, BY all The churches, Wonld nttcr nothns
which might IN tie least appear inT!dtons against
any, Yst. without this It may fairly be said that
than the best 1s BY US greatest numbers sae most
Methodist church sends more soldiers to the aeld,
more nurses to the hospitals, and more prlyefs to
heaven than any. God bloss the Methodist church.
Bless all the churches, and blessed be God who, In
this our grent trial, glyesh Us the churches.
Subsequently Rev. DR.. Thurston. delegate from
the English Conference to the Methodist General
Conference, with pr. Scott, from the Irish onecr
ence, was presented to the President BY the Hon
II. F. O1eIl. These delegates Expressed to II!
Presdeut their earnest and hearty sympathy Of ths
Methodist membership of England and ireland 1t
tie present national struggle, and desire Tor on
success.
held no official intercourse with the Hesaodls
Church South during the rebellion.
They paid their respects to- tho Secretary Q
Slnte, and were afterwards introduced on th
floor OF the Senate and tbs House OF Representa-
, 1864-05-21
UNION COUNTY CONVENTION.
Election Of Delegates to the State Convention
-Ihanlmsgs and Enthusiastic Endorse-
uent Of the Lincoln Admlnlstra-
tita-Ihe Delegation
4 Unit,

-. -~ta AJo FAD at
urinary meetings in Cook county on Wednesday
I'D Thu-sd,v last. assembled in convention yes
auo 1Haaa0, A3eS 1s.s-.-.1,... nm fo- the nnr.
tcrday afternoon IN metropolitan tA'4' ~ Wv -.
pose Of elcc1ng delegates to represent the county
III tn1 sPp4'0s
1eld.
Tho Convention IVES called to order NJ O'CLOCK
o1 feIA1no osee. 49,. w - ~ =, - Horaar
COMMITTEES, and on nonon ~ y. y. ~ E ~.a a.
Il, Burley was elected ~ Cha1tmAu ol tae 1on'en"
tion. A.. ...,a .,,,,,. ,,.
The PIetident, on taking tno eta99. simply II
nopnced that the Convention would proceed 70
buetucst.'
On motion OF. E. 8. Taylor, .. T. blake eno >. e.
Draper were appointed as Secre'1taes-
A ACommtttee Of dye on Credentials was AppolnE
ID cnpsfst1pg OF J. g. Rumfeys j.. r. doot4 y.
ChsrletiOn 4. @. Lul and c. L. Jenka.
j. On motion The delegates from the several Matos
md Townships we're authorized 70 I'LL vacancies:
The COMMITTEES on Credentials reported The
nsnGa 1ton u The Trpan Was accepted and tho Com
1a.It sGauon;; 4; ,eh.r r rend
mift9s 1lsens.E 1Eox.d the .nnontneut Of commit
=. vuuo ~. Enminsffnns to select q delegates
zee o. 9aae .a1.ton ua ~ Snr1ncteli.
10 Ing GMns s o5 - 49,, amendment that each
e. ~ hlcks1 no.s ;et - ~ nWn ehnTr of fhe dele-
division q tnH tS.s ny ~ ennty se1ec l.s own deo
Ehtes, ana tnat 'ne s'a''s 00A0o'
, 1864-05-21

the claim, but whether It Is jnst and right. Tbs
honor Of the Government woud be better main
talned By paving than Withholding the money.
The bill was paseed bY yeas 6S, rays IS.
Nj. cox, Of Ohio, hefe rose and asked lesYe to
introduce the following resolution:
Rtsolrsd, That the foscihlc seizure By the Feds'
OF the New York Ncru.nd Journal ef CbtnH1erts,
and the suspension Of their papers for tie innocent
publication OF forged State paper, ia an act M
warranted by the circumstances connected With
raid pub]lcatton, an arbitrary outrage u3on the
constitutional rights Of tho citizens, and deserves
the reprobatton OF every friend Of public liberty
and private rights.
Meeets. W1shburne and Farnaworth. OF Illinois,
objected to the Introduction Of the resolution.
The House then adjourned until Mond1J.
, 1864-05-21

Ca11sr1An Communicative ara requested to
say tb.t the large number Of applications from
1rntlemcn wishing to 60 as delegates from the g.
4. Ch.,stinn Commission in this city, renders re
he o. 5n.I ~ must
7uhfter fufthef.
, 1864-05-21

IsquEz1.-Yeeterdayl morning m inquest Wa
beld betore Coroner Wagner upon the body OF an
infant, two months old, the daughter Of John Beck
q, resident Of William street, near Loomis, In
tho West Div,.ion. From the evidence adduoca it
appears TINT On Wednesday night, the parents
when they retired to rest, laid the child between
them in bed, and on awakening next morning
discovered that It had died rome hours stnce. The
bed was small one and the coverlet quite hesvy
feather bae. In accordance with the testimony O
Dr. He5er the jury returned verdict that the child
had died from Apf[oc1tion-
, 1864-05-21

The report Of tho Committee was adopted With
out alteration, and the gentlemen naned were de-
cl nd 6elegnscs from Cook county to the State
Convention sitting in Springfield on Wedne:dsy
next.
On motion o! c. c. P. Hol leu, the delegates were
authorized to ill all vacancies and cast the full vote
Of tie County n the Convention.
c. II. Drlseoil offered the following which wss
unAn .Mous]y adopted:
Aetclrfd. That this Convention recognizes In
General Altn c. Fuller an aele and efficient OH
co., wLesa administration Of military atlairs in
this State merits our mort hearty approval and in
General r. J. ogleshy brave and gallant chief.
tain. whose brilliant c0uEse aud heroic deeds com
mid our admiration. IT,.
E1he Convention then aljou med. With thre: Eca ;
Ing cheess 1or President Lincoln Nnd Governor
Yates.
, 1864-05-21

The Draft at Palucnh, Etc.

.PADucAn, KY. May e0.-The draft for McCrac-
ken county, Ky, was made yesterday. Five huu-
dred and fo1ty-two names were drawn, zmong
Il en- mnnr Of the merchants and buslness men Of
Paducah. There was considerable excitement,
but no di=t0sbancc. The lines are closed to pre-
xcnt pcrs ons drawn from leaving.
The names for GraYcs county are being draw n
to-cAy; those for Lexington county will be drawn
on II ondAy,
, 1864-05-21

YVAETEp-1Cn Agents to sell the Life Of Pr Ebt-
" DENT L1MCo5N, the fton,er Boy; 1 sfoSSkg.s 80
complete work out and long catalogue OF other !a:s
and popular pnhlicatiosa: A7eats age making !lSe u
cn1ats. VIM. H.POST. P. o. Boz ATS, Ualteh Block.
Chtcaco Illinois. my17g1%95t
, 1864-05-21

DICKETS.- I am now manufacture
fnttd head, sottab1e sos froat Jazd OF safrane q
ths ioWe ess markas prcs. Al orders prolpsiy f1lsd
shnn ccrIie7 OF I21Sl and Hshteenk sfTeStS, PreE
O6na Box 3&S- JAMES KIHRy.
mis- q 1Rszs1tX
, 1864-05-21
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

WANTED Correspondence, BY
wv tvo }ony young so1dixs tdosn9 frontier u sss. e.
veel yh saser Of ZEE 1eoasc saa fo9s1 1iss
NV % 10 IN, ntsa4 snic nd 1stH~o1y. . aTs ~ =
~! " T. - teeT vii % Sei to AnsUef this ID
vass.. aad rsvs n. saa..s a1sYSTs q e
- ~ sS2%r 2 TIsTxIi1 D. KTn21x1kn. IT IAEaeNs
Seeeo fnSffsxy. %, 4, utA Q. VIC. 11A6SFN
, 1864-05-21

A UCTION.-There will be sold at
"a au:t!on, on the 25th of May, -
A BRICK BLACBtIlTH tH0p AND TOOLS,
sltu1tcd Wells stre.t. between Madison and Mon-
roe, to the hiGhest h:d ter:
MOTION HOWE. Auctloncers n.ya1.G a56 s:ithp
, 1864-05-21
ID i II ID

At Datay,, T. T. MAJ 17th. 1sss, suddenr Of !u7e
st. Charles. Ill. IN the 49sh year OF his age.
The fnntral III take plsee th!s lsasusdsy> morn
Fflet ds Of tho family Are Invited to attend.
, 1864-05-21

Tha managera take p1easurs tn srnour cling to tbs
pubhc that they have now the LARGE3T 4 ND MOST
VERSATILE COMPANY ever before in Chicago.
Among the number Of B:Ars now engaged at this
popular place OF aElnseeeut We may mentton
BUTLbE, yocalisl and Comedienne; NILS IDA DU-
nsIscurs and Conediesne; ToA RUSSELL, Comic
Vocallss: 7. 3. JRFFEasoS. ETHIOPIAN Comedian.
M'IIe LOUISE, the celebrated Feak1a Drutnmer; !;
also. Mr HEN Ii 4soN the ecceat11c Ethiopian Come
dian. engaged and viii ap- car shortly.
PR1cEs OF ADMISSION x-Parguette. = cts; Dress
Circle, IS cts; prsvate Bnxes. 500
oscIock " myl5-sl0S-1W
, 1864-05-21

NN116T Z8AlP E1FVE1EWCB Vl ELI V1V
Nurse
NEa. WNslow's SOOTHING SIBCrts the prescrip-
tIon ot one OF the hest Female Physicians aud
Nurses in the United 6tates nnd has been ussd for
thirty ye1rs with never falling safety and success
bic infant Of one week old to thu adult. It cor
reefs acIdlty Of the stomach. relieves wind collie,
regulates the bowels. and gives rcst. health and
Bot and surcet Remedy in the World, in all cakea
OF DY6ENTERI and DIAHRHRA IN Gull
any other CAUSE Full directions for using will &c
company each bottle. None Genuine unless the
facsimile Of CURTIS j. PERKINS, IL on the out
side wrapper. Sold by all Medicine Dealer..
Is cents bottle. Office, 4s Dey street. New York,
and a6 High Holborp, London.
tl1m.ruTufsA.
, 1864-05-21

NASHVILLE, Tenn, May ao.-Hneh Traily, a na-
tire Of Connecticut, VIA hung to-daY, By order Of
tho military Commission, charged with bushwhack-
ing and Numbering Union citizens. Tra,ly WAS cap
tnIed In White county. in December, 1863. lie was
then guide 10 GEN. Wheeler. and sent to Pikcsviile
to parole some wo1nded FedcrAls. 1Ie betrayed no
emotion on the ecaHold, and uvowed that he died
a true rebel soldier, net guilty Of shedding inno-
cent blood,
The river is four feet on the shoals and falling.
, 1864-05-21

4 CADEMY OF MUSIC, Wash
IA ington street. between Clark and Desrborula
ARLIn aroz, HLLr, LEou paAaIKsh's HI1sTRAI&.
MONDAY EVENING, May 1tth aud every evening
during The week
GsAsp Ern1or1AS 8ERIEsGuEs, DANCES. BAL1Aps,
,Aors, fAEcEs. DHiNas, Dc, 6c-
Produced In z1yic Of Artistic Merit eQualod By no
other ~otup1ny-
SONS OF MALTA FOR TWO NIGHTS ONLY,
fPe py r. H,s st r Plqst IT.
Kellys splecda little operet., MATKIAoHY TS A. Al
only arlatic performer Of Femsie Characters IN tbs
Ethlooian RnatnsM. the NonParcil. tho Cnhas of
CoIkdonn. Hin be produced about the middle Of the
week, MOTHER GOOSE.
Friday evening", MAY 2oth. Benefit Of v. Arlington:
Change o. 1imt-Door4 open at 7ls, commence at
8. Admission 50 cent?. 6eatl secured through taa
day, 20 cents. Private Boxe1, r.
lII1kE113iY EQKI3 kX414X. AAuAK{I.
, 1864-05-21
KrHf 3EStutE-TnuI1lrV.

TOR SAL[At . bargain, . good
brick sto.e snd lot in tas city of Elsin :A:aois,
thaI eity aoiD9 general country bas:t,-.s. w
Be sold cheap. Uns ha!f ot a chsso n1t eAa -
maf~ NM the Ercpfr rsr f,fk fts onatic eme -
4hrsoa mTD s4u!6:
TOR SAIE-On terms to suit nur-
ch.sers. 1ec lots in Tootesoorou2h. f,Ea Reas
mouth Of the low Rtrer,A 1t tsc:o s.o ~ sass, ~
Tow To1 - mylsstHls
, 1864-05-21

eauso It ie tic caaEc Of TIC rebsiic9, h. bec.asc
it iB Incompatible witt tho -rlnciplcs OF freedom
as lad down n cur Eloiogs s3 ns;ia.soa q lnas-
Reeg{Ctd, That the Proclamation Of Enan:lpa.
uon, issued By President Lincoln, has cur hea:ty
approval aad support.
OF ON pl eseE: difficulties that shall lesve tin:is
slave ahyN he1a within The boundaries Of the So
Rer1rs1, Th,t re are Of opinion that lIs Ear.
ties who commenced this cause1ess aud expensive
Should be made 70 par the cost Of tt- Struggle.
md the1eioEs that ws a!e tn ia,es 81 conasca:lns
properly ard estates Of rebels; and that nc con
stder 1t The policy Of the country in oror to
1acy to divide their largo lan1ed estates nd among
tho brave men who hare gone forth to d.ht our
battles end tase ths Union aud tho Coustltnh q
policy, and that It IL the high duty of liz United
States 70 1ctnstate Republican Institutions upon
ed by the Intervention Of foreign tospo,s and that
this nation shoud Assest this doctrine III soou az
lts authority ia rlndieated By the overthrow OF tbs
Resolced. That We arc in favor OF encouraging
emigration to this country, md arc against any
repeal OF the homestead Law.
coin as the President Of the United states that
endorte al his measures decte against the enemy;
and that NO believe hls reconciliation u demanded
BY the best interests Of the country.
Rseolfed. Thst we extend our VAIN g. thanks to
enripatno.fe and able GoTesnof MGhatd fatts,
Quoted The pnt]ic affairs Of Illinois during the
eventful and aeduousIterm OF his Office.
Rtsated, That our brethren In arms, nov eou.
every where else along the Federal lines, have our
keeness synpathies. and that we homer and love
1T. KenDicott moved to odd, in amendment,
"ihat tie Convention approves and heartily In
doasss ne @ abls aEd psriot1s sonduct OF our Con-
II TrAE ,fortrS SRE fn IA 3r1a1
, 1864-05-21
Uljifago Gribn11e.
SATURDAY, MAY 81, 1854
THE CITY.

+ P1c1rocHT.-On Thursday evening. 8 ecnue,
mon mmey ~ While hi etsndinr IN the lobby Of Bs5aa Hsl'
, 1864-05-21
anluSRt11p1lt8.
DRYAN HALL.

LAST NIGHT OF TIE WORLDS FAvoR1TEs.
still another attractive tew Ptoeramnsls offered
euccees unequalled In tho history Of Mitsuelsy.
GRAND FAREWELL CONCERT,
This (sATURDAY) Rvenins, May 21st,
And las. appearance OF the everpcpusar, wosld.Es-
ntwucd
, 1864-05-21
.T0unn.

FOUND-A Ladies Breast Pin.
4 The owner cAa ind 5, rama BY Supplying to
WILLIAM c. DuW, 81 ClAk street. my2tss@lt
TABEN UP.-A Pony. Had q
csn have the tane oy Aopi,lng te c. y. Ln:ENCE.
At BraAd's Art Gallery 1t8 Lake street. mya1.g51sls
FOUND-A pocket. book contain,
Il Irr enrn n. ponev Arnly 70 Capt CHARLR3
GOODNAN No IS washington strcet. myle G9t&3t
, 1864-05-21

Relief for the AmIcted.-It ia an old saying
TINT the indiecret1ons Of mankind are manifold,
md tho records annually published IN medical
nit grieyops errors against the laws of nature and
morality, md pay the penalty in Tho shapo Of
loatbsoe diseate, acute pain and prolonged suffer
fpE. Each year increases instead Of diminishing
the evil aud the long catalogue Of sufferers stretch
es ont to an extent abayla'ely appalling. The man
who reekB to correct these stuneudous evils, VIC
regard as public bencfactor. Tho physician who
makes the class OF diseases to which We refer. q
speciality. and who By study, application aud e.
per1ence, aborB to relieve mankind OF the dfretul
boring for purpose which Il praiseworthy and
commendab1e. Such man fe DF. BigeloH, No 179
South C1ark street, Chicago, and whose advertise
ucation and experience, eminently qualified to nn-
de1take ali caees, and even 10 restore to heslth
where others have tailed. ma;9lGa90lt
, 1864-05-21

Rebel Pnssensers In the Grey
hound.
Bosrot, May a0.--EdWard 4. Pollard OF the
Rchmond Examiner, was passenger ln the prize
bs ee Boya bnt tho Identity
rhc latter With the famous spy - doubtful. The
fnture destination Of Pollard and this woman will
Ee liked by the U. 8. authorities
, 1864-05-21

A most exquisite, delicate and fragrant Perfume,
distilled from the rare and beautiful Tower from
which 1t takes Its name. Manufactured only by
PuALON & SON, New York
Beware OF Counte1feite.
ASH for Phalons-Take no Other.
Sold by Druggists generally. ap23da11-1nso
, 1864-05-21
dFnr GaIR.

TOR SALE-Two of the finest
stations In the Western country for s1le at q
gre, bargain. Would BE- exchanged for property u
street my2tE3D2s
, 1864-05-21

TOR SALE.-A confe ctionary
stc1s, w1:h etock aud dxtnreB, in good location
and now aoinE good buslues&. Address j." ~ TIL
buue Office. mY1tE37E6t
, 1864-05-21

THE U. 3. CHRISTIAN CUMmlSBIUN.
P1nLADELrIuA, May 19-Georre II. Stuart,
ESQ.,, President Of the Christian Commission, after
addressing large audiences during the past three
weeks in The leading cities OF the Union, and rafs'
Ing thousands Of dollars for the wounded heroes
action. to asstt in the great WORK Of miniatertng
to the wounded. He Was accompanied BY the Right
Rev. Charles P. Mellvaice, DID,, Bishop Of Ohio.
merchant Of Liverpool, England, who has con-
tibuted literally to the Christian Comtaission, and
On many occasions stool up boldly for the Union
Enrlnrd
, 1864-05-21

FOR SAIE-Packlng House. Ca-
nac,ty for s'srghserirE ard packing 1872 to 200
hogs bead e fasue pss nay a. =
t div. And isfxo and spacious grounds. and aceeaa
bic BY vessels and AZ ths Ioed GH.snne ne esJ.
ntiodEea to Be- the 0st house Ia eoan.
NJ. no pains Or e3pGnsa nsFn9 p*en spar9d U Es1.
, 1864-05-21
DVPREZ d GK EENsS
New Orleans Ministries
D0TBLB TROUPE and BRASS BAND.

Grard Gals Nieht Of Mnstrelsy, trodnctng to your
notice ~ o Tsonoa
III appear positively for the last time IN tbs city.
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1r.-nanctorv oyerture-"Yeune Amorica aalop,"
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bh't-@ LOTTO 'nee '0' ST.. st. % dusts9o p,eau1.
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Finale BIssa BAnd Qhlca sIep, c,. o.~s
, 1864-05-21

TOR SALE-A top buggy, nearly
1 new, suitable for family Ct physicien. Call At
Clark Livery Stable 157 atseaL, oppoate
TIM pott 0fire. nyat H3uE.Tt