davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1864-06-17

neg d. closing :: sI.9-@37so: sso75a11.co for. old
5on ncia new csa. June, buyers option. s37 n3:
hsla do. zane terms scd defIr. at S5.35; ,te0
sslsa II II mess s*G7 for prue; s1;.03
y g Itnetled mess; ga tts2a.to for old % mess.
shoaldz,g, 1:@1sYc for hama Bacon Sides wsfe mora
f.les .: HHo164 for for Kettle; rendsyed, Ansust,
hnysrs spttn9. at l74c. Butter IN. fslr demand !:
S38&sc 1%t Ohlo, SSsSse for State. Cheese actiEe.
, 1864-06-17

TOR SALE-Seed Buckwheat
L. 100 bb1s OF choice Kew York Buckwne4e fol
aeed. cheap. SHERMAN, HALL & POPE, 81 8 ,ntt
Ksfs
, 1864-06-17

SOLDIERS HoAE-FEsTyA1~-The strawberry
festival in Bryan Hall in aid Of the funds Of the
Sold,ep' Home was given last evenlns, and came
OF with great eclat. Everything Was gotten up In
the very first style. and the fndefatfgsb'e ladies
did their utmoet to serre their Patrons We re-
rct that the festival not better attended. The
Hall was not crowded as 1t ought to have been.
Ths1e should have been perfect rush, aud the
ladies' should have had thelr hands more than fun
n serving The throngs oi ladies and gentlemen
anxious to aid the Home. The festival was not
failu1e in the senFe Of lofa hut we do not expect
thnt the treasntet's count will show very large
balance il hand as the result Of the ]sbors ef The
1aties. Several thousands OF dollars should have
been ncttcd, and We would suggest that ali those
who THOUGHT Of going last evening bat were pre-
vented BY other business, and indeed all who have
tho welfare Of the eoldietn at heart and desire to
the ladies' In ther efforts to provide for
his wants, that they eepd in to the Secretary-
Mr.. Mr.. sasr.. OF to H. President, T. b. Bryan-
| to inter an appearance at the Hall last even.
ipR. ihe money MiA not be lost, nor will Its ab,
better cause. Send along yonr ticket money. Do
not forget tho annual Ueettng in Bryan Hai th If
| evening Admlttarce Tree.
, 1864-06-17

TOR SALE-The entire house
L : hold furniture Of boarding house, together
with lease Of house until Nay lss. l6s5 House con-
tains nfseen roons nuRsrous clotera. panf,!es, Sc
bcardeIs. address &c D." Post Office BOZ 2la-
1eI4.E15t-5t
, 1864-06-17
dNantfn=Qto

"ANTED.-Correspondence.
w -Four OF Uucle Sam stun loving sol t'en Wtsa
to esr.espoad win many Of our unaon !osnf1S nSS
isct run and improvement Ct leisure time, Win
View to lows and perhaps matrtuosy: A. 'esseta q.
ssirrd.p Ad rcts FRANK MILHUhN. GLENN Z.
HOWALn, HARRY SLOAN aud IoaS =. FAHHks FHs
bug, MIN. ]eA~a+*SSN
, 1864-06-17

oswEoo, Thursday Evening, June IS, 1861.
FIoCR-In good demand and unchanged. sales ut
e@8Q0 for No trring; $3.2i for red wtnter,
GRA1N-Wheat. especially western spring and red
winter, continues scarce and firm ut q further Inn
prcvement IN pI1ees White Mle h1san at S1.s7. Corn
Gull. New No Indana at $I43.
CANAL FREloH1s-F1our, &c; wheat and peas, Tic
fnkew York. - 'N'
, 1864-06-17
:" "ANTED-Clerks Book keen

w. era, salesmen. porsers barkerpeEs, c1erks On
steamboats, and railroads, brakesnen, &C.. seeking
G11KRAL BCs1sRas AoHxcI. 81 D1s nnoHx sraKET,
Room j. Several situations ~ open. GARD rorHK
this Institution a:uce its es:ansament IN
this city, {GIa1ch Offices which haye been eslnb-
hss Induced travelling epp!s1:s 70 copy our aayerta
90 II IN would naturally mlseAd tho ouoc TO Inlnk
Ee we're one earceEn+ wetdo Eot E!an TO % ca.sea
with such ,netrrs Scores OF s1ch liks (wson3 we
naye seen during our peE,ance IN tho buuneas for
me !6st ten yfaIsl grow AMI dle Ike ulu1htoome
we make these faV &TkSu order to c1utiou tho
pnbIlc sHanst those impostors who copy our adver-
tssments f and csEds pee'sn ,lrg to gss men sltaa
themselves for situations ~ our EeE-
applying # our otlce, Reference to frht.etasa
houses. FINLEY d CO. iel.7kI8:.if
, 1864-06-17

Pension and Bounty Blanks
For sale at the CHICAGO TRIBUNE Orr1cE, 81
Clark street.
The series Is complete, and the forms are accu-
rate, conforming in every respect 10 the inarruc.
tons from the Pension Utticu. All the forms per
tanning to an applicatinp re printed upon one
sheet, embracing the Declaration Of the Applicant;
the Anday1ts Of Witnesses, the Cestiacatcs Of the
Magistrate, Power Of Attorney, Clerks Certificate,
&c, &C., With ample blank spaces.
Application for Transfer OF Pension.
Application for Prize Money.
Application Of Widow or Mother for Payment Of
penalon-
Application OF Invalid Pensioner for Payment Of
Pensipn.
Claim Of Heirs for Arrears.
Claim for Horse and Equipment.
CommrAuon Of Ra1ions for Exchanged Prison
Of War.
Descriptive Rolls.
Disabled Soldiers Declaration for Bount, Money
[Act Of March 8, 1B5a}
Fathers Application for Bounty Money End Ar
feara.
Tr,:Nonth]y Return OF Recruiting Oalcer.
Communication Of Fuel aud Quarters.
VIC send them POST PAID, at the rate OF Is cents
per quiYe, upon the receipt OF the money.
Address, TRIBUNE CoxPANI,
, 1864-06-17

Especial Dispatch to The Chicago Tf1bune,1
DETROIT, ThursdaY, June 16. 1851
Er-Frops. Hunter, Mohawk; barxsunshine; schrs.
G. 3. Allen. Ntnck.ey.
Dowx-Irop. Illinois, bark Milwaukee; brig Gard
ner schrf. Ployer, Gray Eagle, Plat, Eagle Wing
, 1864-06-17
M u n HIED u.

On the 18th instant, At the Church Of the Holy
sHAliP nnd Miss E;iMA J. RUSSELL. ali OF tails cts
In this city At the resIdence of the bade,s fathes
on thr l9rE INST nY Rev, Nobt. Laird Collier Mr..
FRAKCsh D. EVERETT and Miss SARAH E.
CAMPBELL. .-......' -
On tho 18th Inst, by Rev. MI. .6weeny. Nj. HENRY
y. HEyDF, OF ST. Louis, md Miss AMELIA
YAkHp. * this city.
, 1864-06-17
a19ctto1l Sales,
anetto,t Sales.
THIRTY-SIX DESIRABLE
RESIDENCE LOTS
I'm THE WEST DIVISION,
AT AUCTION,
On THURSDAY, june, 22d, 1864, at
* O'Clock r.. m.s
ON THE PREMISES

w. - ~~-5 -"
''
ON THE PREmISES
We shall toll the following desirable ReAdenc
Lots, situate IN Duucan's Addition, yiz:
.,ot. IN =, .,a "a n p,ocs ~, t-,,t,,,-~,+ ~,
~ :. a1u -. - " - as ~
teet sash oes"e'a sn"'i''o aao "o3sos' ''A'1'
LqS Mo:s IN Bloek 70 l9; so1l25 fronting t.st on
LOIS and y 10 BtcE ~ 391!a esch fto9tfns vest
On GFeen e1zees nesss9n IS S9n[oe A aad ADAMS ~.
Lots 8, TO- Ii md Ii 5Q1in, Lot E. 6is1.5 fcarner
lott in Block a. frpptn wesl on Green street he
tween VAn Buren and Tyler streets,
Lott, 6sxl25 fronttbg east On Green street. Lots
and t. a1i25 each, iroatiog west % Peorta st. IN
Lot 231l2s Lots To- H. Is and II, 51I125 each
In BLOCK % fronxinE west On Peoria street: between
Tyler and Harrison strcet&.
Lots 3<3 snd 5c112i, fronting east on Peoris.
Lots89, 10, L. T., II and II, s,I175. front1ut was
Lot t011 IS feet In BLOCK u, fronting east On Say
CANON street, between Harrison and Tyler sts.
the above nrnpaYty fs the ost desirable for Rss.
dencn in the " IT DiyIs.op It'll JEigh and dry Ind
Veil Socated. II IS nesr Two rea Of sireet raiiwaysN
the Madison street and Halsted atreer ltres-and Il
sHs1s KS. y y 1r H,rnI M.as ea "a
Eown.
To parties who des!fc TO 1mprcVe. and t, those who
are seeking nVestments this !. one Q! ths best op-
po:Dn1ee thA h4s peen Tor several years,
as the whole vii ne sold Wtnnns te'eEve tor CASH.
TIE TIrLE II GND0uB1vD.
I5hf MI
, 1864-06-17

Eew YORK Money nnl Stock MARKET,
NEW YoeE, Thursday Evening, June 49,
Mo1Er-Cuiet and hrm At Rcent
NSTENuSG-DCll at 19s.
GoLD-A thade hrmeF and quiet: opening at NIX
advancing to III and closing quiet 1t l97H.
GovElSMEST STocxs-F1rm. go coupons 1853
1t51. fs5s lFehrua5y and Auzust) ls.
,S7oGk.EpnT 4 and lowe5 FRI 113K, AIT
1ssA. sg;Ss. Hs5lem pfd 1I2T, Psc Nall ssa &c
4oK, Golt 9fH.G c lit boeds IL. o& csrt IS, q
6s ri eert 97s. 7-sos los, s-2as coupons 10551-
BosTo1 HEtSd BOARD.
Prices nf Mining Stocks bid IN ro,ton ,-aav: Cen.
trail no Tic: Franklin, Ssk; Hancock. ii: Huron 81;
French Creek, IS. "
, 1864-06-17

baltimore MhFkcts
BALTIMORE. Thur sdsy ETe., June 16.
FLorr-F1rm. Ohio superior $500.
OR tk-Wheat steady. Corn dull and dropping.
White $1s@1 &c Yellow {l.5S
WHIsE1-Flru1. Sales at $1.95,
, 1864-06-17

FAtEE AIARh.-About It O'Clock Iast evening
an alarm CT Ore was sounded for the nth district,
coused by bright light in the northern limits Of
the city. The steamers went out tRo miles but
found nothing.
, 1864-06-17

PHILADELPHIA, Thursday Evening, June le.
FLoUR-Thn and unchanged.
1..o. Corn declined; Yellow s1G3 about, Sl51 III
store: white declined 1c.
PEovI4soNs-Adyanctng.
IsETRo1KuM-Ady1nced SC. Crude 454fi, refined,
In bond, GeSs5 free 7374
WH1sKT-Advanced. PENN St.3t; Ohio $ls8.
, 1864-06-17
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE,
LII s Diyerse1's M.lt1ng Establishment De-
stroyed and Brewery IRjured---Great
Less Of Stuek--Damase s135, 900.

One OF the most serious conaagratlons which
has occurred In Chicago within the past year took
Place yesterday morning, and terminated in the
destruction Of the extensive mailing e7tablIsh-
meut and . portion Of the extensive brewery Of
Mcsers. LII d Divcrrey, on the lake shore, at the
terminus Of Chicago avenue. The porhonof the pre-
miees destroyed is that st., and
running eastward to the Office and brewery. The
fire originated ~ the westernmost mali kiln,
which Is used for the purpose Of drying malt to be
ueed In the manufacture Of porter. The malt re-
qn,sed 10. y thts pn5poss hss to be subjected to
q ae he in Is eupposed 10
hare been oyerheated on the OCCASION, and hence
The occurrence. The nre wac nrst discovered by
were walking through the malt houses, about
quarter past eight O'Clock. and observed symptoms
Of ignition. An alarm was immediately given,
due The gradually %I Increasing flames, but without
tor the elsvsters On ths different
before the steamers arrived the Arr had gained
such beadwaY that 1t wns evident the west wing Of
the establishment was doomed. The efforts Of
eervation Of the brewery, and admirably they sac
P5;at @ Sssas r. r. dss5setioa q ~ ees|iPs n n
81 sssnzg z5pp as ali n' It, sasS vers 9 s..se ed
1t ths junction Of The malthouss
with the brewery. It was not until afternoon that
the fire Fms entirely extlncushed, and spectators
were enabled to entez the premises to observe the
havoc OF the destructive element. The north and
Neet walls Of the building had feen IN, partially
burytng the reInAtn1 OF what hsd been 4s.000
buehels Of malt, the contents Of the kllns
and storeroomB1 charred beams, ltntels and
PRINCIPALS lying in all directions, and the
cooling machinery With Its intricate copper tubing
and xpparatus burnt to cinder. Some Of the
vats which are situated near the coolers and were
charged With ais In the process Of fermentation
were much scorched but not materially injured
In addition to the loss Of the building and injury
to the brewing plant, the following is = correct
estimate Of the property damaged: 8, 600 bushels
Of malt, belonging to LII 4 Diversey: 10000
bushels OF malt, stored for B. z. Quinby i Co.,
and hops to the Yatue Of coo. stored BY the same
firm.
The total loss approImates to $l350oa. Quln-
by d Co. arc fnilJ insured, 10 the amount ot
$4,000. LIN 4 Diyersey mold various policies on
the Ftremen's and Ncw York offices to the amount
of $4,000.
The brewery, with the exception Of the lossea
referred to- being intact the carrying Of the bu-
sfnees OF the firm will not be ipteEfefed with: aud
the mailing eeHs0n having terminated, LII Il Di,
verBey will be prepared With new Hlns on super.
lativey superior scale before they nre required to
furnieh malt for the next spring brawinss. Ous-
eide Of the TACT that the fru. for some months to
come, must look to other sources for supply oi
malt, matters will progress Is usual.
, 1864-06-17

The following tabls ehows the time OF arrival
and departure OF the several trains On all the rail-
roads In Chicago:
CHICAGO AnD MISUNDERSTANDING COT. WE5r
, 1864-06-17

For Con9hs, so1ds a. sssth%3a ard m - tc9nsanp-
Cough Ralsan. We haTe triedls and found II
what tits represented.
Il. scovii, wholesale sgenr, rs Randolph street,
Chicago. ie17-k3311t
, 1864-06-17

VIII O6 aC1u 0t AIEtluusCu
THUR8DAY, TIE sd OF JUNE NEXT,
In the cisy Of Jsnesylle. Rock County, W1scoukin,
hrtyeght and forty tiol acres Of tao naest
agricultural land1 In the 6txte- They arc situated
about ten miles from Janssve, and adjoining the n
road running ttrouth them, and the MilEaukee and
Southern wisconsin Railroad On theit border. and arc
composed Of about In equal quantity Of heavy timber
aud pralE1e: They xese selected ior theiI present
best lauds in a!l respects II Rock County and thIs
County ttis we'll knoEn4 Is the garden of Wisconsin
TxeY will be sold In farm parcels. sud tho purchAst
mouey less twenty o. txsnsy aye pr sens., xaica I
seven reE cent interest, foI saTen Or ten Year, ex
ceptlnR timber lots. which viii be sold for cash.
There will also be sold at the Ba1ne time and placs.
md y he sang manner. but vhoy nor cash. swe15y,
ContYne=r the town Of Waueau selected about aignt
mora eligible Opportunity for farmers to secura
most fs11 or for the Investment capital
For further particulars apply personally. Or BY let
ter to Hi. DA NSON, No. East Fifteenth stEeet New
York who viii be in Janesville ten days before the
sa1e takes plaza to ]. j. r. PEA9E Es9s G9unselez
=: Law, Jsneaytlle, OF to Nj. JOHN HOWE On the
property, 1t Foothills. mf11eaa1-sW
, 1864-06-17

Bryant e. Stratronss Chicago Tele-
graph InHtttute.-The largest institution OF
the Find IN the world Thirty-five telegraph In
stuments In constant use. Address
BRYANT & STRArToN.
juneHse5-1M, D 4 ". Chicago, Ill.
, 1864-06-17

K1othersi NIothersI! mothers:!!-Are
sick child suffering and crying With the exerutf.
atng pain Of cutting teeth5 II 70, 70 at once and
get bottle Of hrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup. Il
will relieve the poor Little sufferer edIatey-de-
pend upon It; there il no m1stakc about 1t, There
is not mother on earth who has used 1t, who will
not tell you at once that will regulate the bowels
and give rest to the mother, and rel1e aud health
safe to use In acases, and pleasant to the taste,
and e the prescription Of one OF the Oldest and best
femAie phyeie1ans and nurzcs in the United Ststes
Prize IS cents. Sold everywhere
may26- s8aa5 .1m-Tues Tbs 6 Sat
, 1864-06-17

Metropolitan Hall to Reut.-This Hall
IL to rent Tor al the purposes for which such halls
are ordinarily used. Terms rnode:atc; Appuca-
tions can be made at the Office. adjoining tbs en-
t,nnce To Tie Hall. jel0h9l0n
, 1864-06-17

r. house and Sign Painting, Calclm,nlug,
Glazing and Grainihe. Paper Hanginss and Win
York prices. F. z. R1oB1, 80 Randolph street.
Box tS63. 1e3-h4l2-lm
, 1864-06-17

Diseases OF the Nervous, BeNlHal, UEt.
nary and Sexual Systena.-NeW and relta-
bic tfoatment-tu reports Of the Howard Associa-
ton. Sent by mail IN sealed letter envelopes, fec
OF charge. Address D. J. Skil1cn Houghton, How.
erd Associstion. No. South Ninth street, Phi!a-
dephfA. Pa, nkHLb Lbba5594:m
, 1864-06-17

Ihursday, Friday and Saturday, Juno
23d, Gath md 25th,
CHANGE OF LOCATION
TO TIE NORTH SIDE, on SUPERIOR 3sTaEEr.
bETWEEN CLARK AND LAsALLE.


Two performances daily, sf!ezuoon and evening,
commencing at TH ant TX P. u.
Admission. ~ centS-
Children III der twelve. ce1ta.
The company tntead Visiting the touo wing placed
accorcing 10 the dates given below:
Wednesday, 18th, Racice Thu1sdsy, sash, MtiTsa
JULY-3Frieay. 1ss. milwaukee SATURDAY. q. Wau.
Mor.:on; Wsahstday. stl, Foa d Lsc Thafsday'
Kitoa: Montsy: ~: Waapos;; Taesdsy: l3ta:
1:,h Ios,sSs gisy Er'a3'y sS,h, 1os, Sam
1osh Jant5yane Wedt ssda: 2r1e. 9eIott Thar,d
"a. fTesPeft; Slone ~ ILL., Monroe ra:sas7. ssth'
Warren WcGnestay, 9Th, sh1lta 3urg Thursday,
2htt. P!attyie: F11tay. 18th, Dubuque; Saturday.
~ AAUGUsT- Mono AZ. ,st Mount Carroll; Tuesday,
"a. Ring Wedn estag, Sd, Dlxon: Thursday, lth
yenass ssas Taesiay Sb
t n; "wednesday, ictb, tcoonaett. Thursday. l1ih'
Gensseo; Friday ,l2sh RocS island s4turasy: 1s:h
WapRslo; WedneSd,y, 13t H. pMnEliagson; = E araday
ssth s +. Fsfm!nston sie1d.y 3'q Peoria lnssaay
day. 25th Clinton; Friday, 18th, Decatur; Saturday
9Th. Lin .o.n; 1foneay. 29;h. 8 f'nKaeld.
felEk91-At-N " q r
, 1864-06-17
ID I Il ID
Railroad Time Table,

In Can den. n. T., on Tuesday, June 18th, 1864,
THOMAS GOULD, aked 6jyears
tT FtrmonH fapers plea7e copy.
, 1864-06-17
a1t1uHEt1tE1ttg.

McVICKER'S THEATRE,
lyl Madison street, betwseo st.se sud pearbo,n.
AcVIcker and hJsss.. -Aanagefs-
Sf MI ss6t ~ Rssss
In two great Dramas.
FRIDAY EVENING. juno 17th. for this night Only,
TIE ADVOCATE; or, The Last Cause.
r. natsms ss5nfs e. Rcrs Gooldosk
Grand Dancs. Carnival Of Venice. lie Auxusts
For tt last time the seausttul oomeste DrAns of
THE CHIMNEY CORNER.
Peter P1ob1t5........... Goridoek
aFasff r. a. s Aasssa s'''h
sstq5Say coFsH sii;Eeo0n by particular d''f' TIE
COLONEL WOODS MUSEUM.
Meop q "a
BENEF1T OF Mr.. FRANK AIKEN.
FRIDAY EVENING. June 17tb, the successful
1''' m1RIAMs CRIME.
Mfism s1pare /. fef1in
he The Celebrated scENx. rom TaE WIFE.
TO eopeluee viii 4th and sth acts of the TICKET
E II f55if W6s Il
PKlcEs-Adp,.ss,ont to Musee@ and Lseso5a Boon,
Bosss sad
Se&ts. Boz Book open Eom 10 A. u. to z. y.
9oo5s of Lsstnre Rcom open at TX o'clock. Curtain
Great Mnseum. With its ever 2:o,ooo ca!t- t
ssn Giantees Fisnt sees high. md weiehiaE orer
so Pounds will appear nightly. Hiss Amer, Year,
World 1e5n5e11w
|V A RIETY tn e ATRE,
V lis and 1T Dearborn street.
C. u. CHADWICK 4 CO., Sole 1efeee and lAn4gcrs.
T. L. FITCH, Acting and stage Manager.
The Best Variety Entertainment
lNIHE CITY.
Az ENTIRE NEW PROGRAMME TH1s FvHSKa.
For particulars Of entertainment bills Of the day
New Stars are engaged and will appear next week.
MONDAY EVENING, June 18th. rc-appearancs OF
the old favo1ite,
BILLY ALLEN,
The eccentric Ethiopian Comedian.
Doors ooeu Ut ~ O'CLOCK Curtain ri:ea BX oclk-
scALx OF fR1Cxs-Farque4ts: IS cu; Dress and
Fsmiiy Circle, ss cts Pi7ato Boxes. . o. Single
ssatB In Boxes, 50 cents. mVA-hle5lN .
DIC,NIC EXCURSION ON SAT-
l. URDAT, the 25th inIt., for tho benens Of the
Flrst Eeormed PEesbyt yterian Church Sabbath School.
TEe 6ars Will leave tho old MNTAukee Depot ats
A. NJ for the Picnic Grounds AtWineska, plaasaur-
II situated in shady the Lake shsre xtean
miles from the city. Gronna especially laid our LOT
DOVES 4 co.'s. i5o Lass street, At ihe rafs, b.
IT
, 1864-06-17
General Notifies.

General Notires.
YVHE LARGEST STOCK OF
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS
IN TEE CITY.
Wholesale and Retail.
SUPERIOR DRESS SHIRTS
Combining in tie sas ssss; sb1kxS sS.fs Ftsr ELEGANCE
g 1or... ,.......-.....SS1sOU
9 for. ...-+,.....--........---. 1900
Travelling Shirts
In great variety. K.tra Fine linen Collars, PAPER
ssals heW s:Sie 'f5 Ha stA ss oa
scArt Pins. Sleeve Buttons.
q l. O v H =
g ea 81: @ Sfs9 tf k e' Fssss @
Ho = L II ER Y
9f Ens!,,h sagsT Stout: F.s9Gs gsr%sa; B;egn r
Here, surer Whate.
sUSPEEDERs, Of every grade.
TRAVELLING BAGS.
UNIDE3-ER; WEA.R
Shetland, Fiauae Liaea. joan, bro. sottoa, c4oaded
Mixed. &C,
UMBRELLAS, CANES, &C., &e.
ss e VII e Eks s Il q sst e
we shall continue to a.1l 1t
OLD PRICES
eeat s S97 A '
w M. B AR TLETT,
tsH8RMAN HOUSE BLoCK,)
l33 Randolph Street.
... Dsl7-ks4'-lt 4thpl ----
mi z NJ s. e VS.
Y OU r H s.
CLf1TH I n G.
COMPRISING
ALL STYLES IN GREAT VARIETY
Which We shall continue to sell at
o oLD PR @ E s.
Ali in wasn't Of good
READY-MADE GLOTHlNG,
VIII do well to call at
EAHTLaE
1ss Eandelp B,rect, opposite tho eourt House. VIC
have also laTEes assortment Of
Clo1lts< CsssImcrcs and Vestlngs>
ss ample and varied as any In the cit=, o:'he
LATEST 1MPCRTAT'ION
Are vey Gn'aue in style and oiauperb qnality Pos-
cE8fers s.ectng ifo this assortment can rely upon
LAYING "a the style" they de-lre Thorough a-d
ctl.hed WI rk.- Trimming the finest and oat dur.
h9ls. a,9l. ana every garment st the LOWEST Casa
, 1864-06-17
CHICAGO, ARTISTS SALE
~ BY GILBERT & SAMPSON, OF
FINE OIL PAINTINGS

OUR NEXT SALE OF
NEW AND SECOND HAND
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CARPETS,
&C., PIANO FORTE, &C.,
Will be on TUESDAY, June 2lat. 1t ~ o'clock, at
our Ba!es1coms,
Al, 4B midas Dearborn Street.
1el2k1s.1tt GILBERT 4 SAMPSON, Auct'rs.
DOCK COUNTY, WISCONSIN,
lO LANDS
FOR &AKE nv ANTETuNN.
, 1864-06-17
A SSIGNEE'S SALF.-Stock O
DESIRABLE DRY GOODS
At AUCTION.

n -"
DESIRABLE DRY GOODS
AT AUCTION.
On FRIDAY, June 17th. at eh O'Clock, at Butters'
Auction Rooms, in Portland Block, corner Of
Dearborn and Warrington stroets.
We shall sell by order OF an Aaaigrs.e. large and
.iety or Ladies' Dress Goods aonR Which arc Mourn
s9a s9fa bsss II
45pad
sa'r's. Gloves H''''fR IL s. S17rEss CO.
CHICAGO, ARTISTS SALE,
~ BY GILBERT & SAMPSON, OF
FINE OIL PAINTINGS,
AT AUCTION.
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OIL INTTNIG8,
It Jevns { Aimini's, a1d sre now W removed 10 our
o5aer tS Ihoss gao Esa
room on Warrington street.
ALL TIE AINTIN
Exhibited ut our room will be sold
WITHOUT RESERVE.
Ths Paintings Of the arst4ts who had some ono 70
+ 81 Es:o II ~; r. Pa'Stsss ~ Iii e
srt,.s., VIZ T. Fera vs. s,sso1ses.J j. Z Drug.
g. bHe alselow Aired liz seld:a sood
K.1e &
Mra. Hail fnd 7. B: Harrison,
The of al IT, n EsHs
md Al afe invited to call Apd ss1 hen yhs en e.
hsbis1Gnn; is11nI.ort alLaEaI sAAf5oa'
, 1864-06-17

VoS1A"-This is tbs title Of now epng and
cho.us Just iesucd BY the well known mneic pub
eieher-H. N. H1gxIns-No. III Randolph street.
1tis decidedly tsftng thing; It WAS sung with
immense succcts by Kel1y at the Academy OF
Music, and IL now selling st tremendous rate
zS hs n re y t9S
AonReLnad sQpr.
, 1864-06-17

ConoNEn's 1vQCEsT.-The Coroner held an In
quest yesterday morning At No. IS West Randolph
street, upon the body Of man mined John
EInemcs, supposed to be about forty-dye years
old. The deceased was native Of Hesse Daru-
stndt+ in Germany. and emigrated to this country
fourteen years ago. He has resided At Ek Grorc,
in this county. lie came TO this city day before
yesterday, By the Northwestern Railroad. but be-
came 20 III that he was unable to reach the uaiu
in eeason to return to hIe home in Elk Grove. He
lodged In the etahe OF Peter Baab, and yest. .rday
morning at daylight he vas found dead in a heao
Of etraW. The jury returned verdict Of desth
from apOptxy,
, 1864-06-17

PERsoKA1--Bfieadler General John A. Ma1tby,
gallant officer Of the Army Of the Tennessee,
who participated With distinguished credit in the
battles OF Port Gibson, Raymond, jackson,
champion Hills, and In the assault upuu the reaf
4f vicksburg: and Colonel ". L. Dnf, Chief Of
Ordnance on Lieutenant General Grante etAes, are
IL the city, and stopping at the Briggs House.
, 1864-06-17

-. AT u O'CLOCK.
]ORSE YOUNG ChDMUS.-T celebrated
-thoIou9h-Pred horse YouuE1 Cad mus, 8yesrs olo.
nne under the ssadle, sad Eell broke to harness.
1eit42e9 81 VIA. a. BUFFERS d Co, AuetfB.
, 1864-06-17

BExEvo11NcR AnRoAD.-We ind the following
in the Portland {Maihel Adntstiser. 1t reads well
but II is not very complimentary to Yale College
to call It beggar:
The name OF the benevolent man who droppsd
be $50 coo penny Into the hat Of that old Inendi-
can't that stands near the Green In New haven, is
Henry Fa1nrm, Of Chicago.
, 1864-06-17

Respectfully informs the public that has returned
to Ane1ica after absence Of seven yea1s In Eu.
rope, hItn2lnx with him the
Host Complete and Attractive
, 1864-06-17

rs1 Ursuon.-The Thirty .1rst Animal Convca.
Zion Of the Psi Epsilon Fraternity Of Hamilton
college, will be held at Clinton on Tuesday next
The Grafton will be delivered br Bro. Charles D.
NJ Finch, OF the BetA, al the Congregational
Church on the evening OF the same day.
, 1864-06-17

r THE 6r. NICHOLAS S-At the st. Nicholas, No. Il
South Clark strcet, under conrad's Bank, the pre-.
siding Eeniua Of the cnisiue IL 'tEdwatd, !" known
TO all lovers Of good feeding as the prince OF
1erc1s. He came down On our otaca q night OF
TWO eiucc with banquet OF graen turtle soup md
steaks that would have turned an alderman green
with cnYy. Great ia Edward hnd hfR works.
, 1864-06-17

A POLITICAL CoR1norEnsx.-Yesterday morning
Dsvid 6tenEiein and wife were charged before JUS
tice uoislngton with assauldng fellow Teuton
named Frank Krc1ue1. EARLY In the morning the
male individuals were engaged in controversy re-
ardine the probable results OF the visit Of Vallan-
dteham to Chicago, when Mrs. Stengfein csme up,
and not properly appreciAttng the snbject struck
her husbands dieputant in the face, which action
led to a general MIKE. The twatn were cautioned
and fined IS and costs each.