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The Portland daily press., 1864-05-28
Lyons Periodical Drops
Arc better than all Pills. Powders,
And ouack Preparations.
Lyons Periodical Drops,
Sure to do Good and cannot do Marin,
Price, 81 per Bottle.
For sale BY all Druggists. At wholesale BY WI
Phillips. II. II. Hay Co., Portland.
sug22 cody
Female
STRENGTHENING CORDIAL.

This Medicine is Of long tried efficacy for correct
ing All disorders incidental to the feminine sex.
IL truly valuable and worthy their CONFIDENCE mot
one OF those secret compounds purposed to destroy
healthy action, add few testimonials from phys
ieiAns whom ALL favoring the Electric and Reformed
Practice Of Medicine, respect
DR.. WILLARD @. GEORGE, formerly Professor
the Electric Medical Society, mass. speaks Of IL in
81 have used the Female Sfrengf Asuiny Cordial
similar TO that preparation by DR. GEO. w
SWEET. log hanover Street. and / regard it as
one OF the best Medicines for Female Complaints
that can be found"
DR.. j. KING. Author Of " Woman: Her Dis
eases and their Treatment" says:
This Medicine appears to exert specific infu-
enee on the Uterus. II is valuable agent in ali de-
rangements Of the Female Reprod uetive Organs"
Oh SMITH, President Of the New York Asso-
citation Of Botanic Physicians. says:
No Female. IL In delicate health, should omitthe
timely use of this valuable Cordial. owe much Of
cine"
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-28
PORTLAND, sACO Il PORTSMOUTH
RAILROAD.

RAILROAD.
SUMNER ARRANGEMEN
Commencing April 18th, 1854.
q Passenger Trains will leave the Sta.
&X ton. Canal street, daily, Sundays ex-
oeptedl as follows:
Leave Portland for Boston, ut s.45 A. 4. and 800
Pm.
Leave Boston for Portland at $50 A. II. and 800
Pm.
Leave Portsmouth for Portland, at 1000 A. Il. and
$50 p. N.
These trains VIII take and leave passengers ct way
stations.
Freight trains leave Portland and Boston daily.
FRANCIS CHASE, Superintendent
Portland. Oct. 80. 1858. oc3l edit
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-28
CHEROKEE PILLS!.
SUGAR COATED.
FEMALE REGULATOR.
HEALTH PRESERvER,
CERTAIN AND SAFE,

For the removal of Distractions, and the Insuranc
of Regularity in the Recurrence OF the
Monthly Periods.
They cure or obviate those numerous diseases tina,
spring from rrsgularity, by removing the Irregular
ity itself.
They cure Suppressed, Excessive and Painful en-
situation.
They cure Green Sickness (ChlorosisL
They cure Nervous and Spinal Affections, pains in
the back and lower parts of the body, Heaviness,
Fatigue on slight exerton, Palpitation OF the Heart
Lowness Of Spirits. Hysteris, Sick Headache, Gid
diness, etc, etc In word, by renewing the Irreg-
ularity, they removethe cause and with it ALL the
effects that spring from it,
Composed Of simple vegetable extracts, they con-
tain nothing deleterious TO any constitution. how
ever delicate-their function being to substitute
strength for weakness which, when properly used,
they never fail TO do.
All letters seeking information or advice will bs
promptly. freely and dscreetly answered.
Full directions accompany each box.
Price 81 per box, or six boxes for S.
Sent by mail free of postage. receipt of price
Sold by all respectable Druggists.
DR.. w. r. MERwIN & Co.,
SOLE PRoPRIETORs,
No. SO Liberty-st.. New York.
feb6e cd eowly
, 1864-01-25
CAMp DOUGLAS HOSPITALS.
Supplies to the Federal and Pris
gomers, Hospitals Compared.


Characteristic ofits editors, and in keeping with
the demands Of its Southern OWNERS the rebel o.
Ern on Randolph etrcet has frequently attacked
The Commanding Officer at Camp Douglas, cha.5
Ing him and the Government With inhuman treat
MT mt Of the prisoners of wnr-stating TINT their
barracks and hospitals arc as unit for occupancy
by men. as are cattle or coal sheds-that they are
poorly clad, and thatf ratons arc ofthe caeap-
Get and meanest order, and very scaaty at that.
Through the kindness ofArrtn F. Whelau, Sur
&con 1et Mich. 6harpshooteza, Port Surgeon, we
are enabledto glve the following copy Of his sworn
statement, which Ia forwarded to the Department:
Letters to the came effect h1ve been published in
the rebel organ, purporting to be written at va
rious points South, BY escaped or released rebel
pr1soners-but which were undoubtedly written
In the Timer Office. Those who are at a11 con-
vereAnt with the management OF affairs ut Camp
Douglas, need not be told that these statements
are entirely without foundation.
Major E. D. Kitts, Staff Surgeon Of Gen. Grant,
and Medical Inspector for the Military Diyis1on OF
the Mississippi, has been On tour Of inspection
through hli the hospitals north Of the Ohio. He
carefully inspected all the hospitals at Camp Doug
las last week, and expressed himself more than
satisfied with the management The hospitals are
all clean, veil ventilated, comfortably warmed,
md everything done that can be for the comfort.
OF the patients, In the Federal and prisoners hos.
pitals :: 49,.
The following is the monthly statement OF arti-
cles Issued by the Government, and those pur-
chased with The Hospital Fund. during the month
Of December to each Of the Federal soldiers and
the prisoners OF var in Hospitals:
, 1864-01-25

Total value 81, ,851.6s
Besides the clothing above named the Commits
gary hae received from prisoners friends, exam-
med, and delivered to them fully as much more.
unlee- <hcy were stark naked and entirely desti-
1n1e When tney came here, they must be toferably
well clothed now
NEW HosFITAL BUILDINGS.
DR.. Whelan, Post Surgeon, has planned one of
The most complete and commodioua hospital
buildings In the West. the frame OF which is al
ready up, and which will probably be completed
by The middle OF February, II the weather be fa-
yo1Able. The building is 49, by as, two stories
high, each story being 1sK feet. 1t will accom-
modate 800 patients, and allow 1000 cubic feet Of
pure, mir for each man. It will be surrounded By
vstsndahIto Proteet ths buildings BON The sqn
modern improvements found in the best Of the
country. ~
pitfalls as to their treatment and they universally
expressed themselves perfectly satisfied, stating
that more could not be done for their comfort thAn
is done By Dr. Whelan and his competent assist
ants.
The barracks are nearly al full, and We unde,-
stand that t0o more prisoners are expected soon
crowded for few days.. Measures have been Ia
ken for The Fpeedy erection Of several hundred feet
more Of tar1acks- The prisoners have understood
Of the rebellion. md willing take the oath of al
leg1anee. One whose business brings him IN con
turn thel1 backs upon tic ii-1aied rebellion.
At last the walk around the top Of the fence ia
the camps very much the appearance Of prison
enclosure.
There haye been no attempts to escape OF late,
having become satisfied at list, that any attempts
10 escape are futile
, 1864-01-25

II to The Ice "A hov 1eada the l,or.e nm thu n,.,e
and IN arriving At the .,oint Of intersactjon LII
the ehute" " TO the platform. the hook Ia with.
drawn. Dozvn rnsbeg the block of ice. ADDING v.-
lor,fr IN :. heaono career untf1 It rrscbas Itbe
n,nttorn I1ern a coupIc Of men armed VIII !.
Ionv 1ce hook frnide It. "A It elIdes ,lono
n III ent,snccs in 1he tront of te huild;nc Uess
II "a Lrvlea m IN nm ,rhere II a1idoa do,w n
1rhe,o ~ re- Ia hc,nr nted ,w,v nera n "a a,,;n
,,tottcd hv :. ire hooks ana store5 4; t.. ,,reaT
nos,,ion In This manner the wor. coea m h,o.t
amor hIock lnf,s tts wtv tn its n1lottad r,sca
snch ia the ranfd,tv viii which tb5. o-1 il 1c,a
that sfxteen },1oets each wc;ohin1 ,bont Ysa lbs
an a,-rreate weight Of mr. fua, M ,,r5,o, N, nd
..o1ed In a n11nuk. AZ una fonnd Nv nctn,, timing
The vhn1e ,rarrfro forre emn1or,d ~ ,,reaant tr
tbc xay;ons drn,rtncn,. constsia ~ short onc
hundred men. fncludinr earnentera- icn cutters
to.vara and n,et o.. and her.as
Tnr n1srT,po1xo .pp.w.rua
+, .,a e.an. - 49, t,t,a,.. t.a,r. ~. ..,xo,a
tract. n,c .s,- oncnfnn.Nor. n ..eh a1rfston
,-ht.h .-s, ~ o..s,,s,a5 bs :,
Th;s ..dn-onr = H. t1tto.; ,.-,.t 1s,,as has,s 81
a. - -rn ~, +-.ct .cr.ss ~, - ~ .,,,
rs,iro.d r.,, aud h,w.n1 n.tsn+ 49, ho,ra
xh,ch ho,n1 r.,.od iii S.,o.;t H. b,o.bs - ~
IN The c.r r;thont snt,cct;no II ~ ,he nsn,,
.,a tas~ ,-h,a,, :. ....sta5 - -. 1o,atns. ~ 10
49,. - d,,,raSs - ~, - .,sa -, ~ 5,-lbr
nenna or . sfort ,one -, ss3nr ove, a w,ndjass ana
attachcd to hearr tre;cht On lowcrInp tha
weight the duunmv can be raised to any REQUIRED
heicht tv ,ns,ra ~ :, h-.ta sna afte- hetnv laden
.rfth tca tha 5r-,rnr aasos,a. ,nd tha we1oht oa.
n.n5. ~ ,s.at,1s ~ .r,.a- ~. 51,,r,v % ,,usb
ID fs-,,11 n ,e 49,, .he ;ce e,ontes .nd ths ssrne
t. ,assn ,,,,,a .hronat lii, will ~ 49,
.asa,,.as p - 80 1aeass.Sv ssz s-,nTr+ ~ ,eo
-.
49, Eo"@
, 1864-01-25
d L II n,

II th!s s!.y, Saturday, January nd, CHARLES
HENRY RQGERs. son Of The late Captain il. 4.
Rogers and Fannie Z. Rot ers. Of this city. -
Fuuerat on Monday ut 10 O'Clock a, ~ at the house
on Eighteenth street, second door State street,
In this city, Friday morning. Jan. I'd, JESSIE
JULIA, youngest child OF Eenl. and the late
D. Adams, aged years and months.
Funcral on Mol day. 1T O'Clock, from rs Wabash
avenue. ..-
Ia this city. Saturday evening, tho sd inst, &. DE
WITT ROBINSON, in the I'D year of his age.
81 Due notice will be giyen OF the fuoarat.
, 1864-01-25
The Birth Day Of Robert Burns.

The Birth Day Of Robert Burns.
:. On the 18Th day Of January, one hundred and
FIVE years age, ,Was born on the banks Of the Doop,
Robert Burns, the ehiefof Scottish Poets. Amidst
tempest and storm the babe-bard first saw thelfght
upon the morning Of that eventfnl day--at omen
of the storms OF misfortune and teupests Of oblo-
guy with which his eventful life Was accompanied.
We do not know that any steps are taken to prop
esly celebrate this interesting anniversary in Chi
csco. It Is eminently beftting that proper tn
butte be paid to the memory Of him Who left 60
rich legacy not only to Scotland, but to his race.
Whether the universal admiration with which the
poetry Of Burns ia held among the intelligent and
cultivated will culm1nate in public expression or
not, there are those who win nonethe less heartily
sing praises to his memory. In every nook and
corner Of the broad earth. wherever the English
language fsrcad there are lovers Of the genial hu
NOR and deep sentiment underlying the poetry Of
Robert Burns, who to-day will drink In foauing
bumper to the memory Of the peasant bard. :.
TIE Ellsworth ZouAyEs. fine Com
pany has Of late been frequently called upon to
rifce their time for charitable purposes, which
they hare always shown cormendahle alacrlty
10 perform. II Is only short time since they were
called upon to 20 to Quincy to give aeries Of e1-
bitton drills for the benefit Of the Needle Pckets
Soldiers' Aid Society there, which they did, re-
eulting In large pecuniary benefit to the eociety
They have been steadily perfectiug their osganiza-
tiou and drill until they hare become fully equal
to the fAnons Zouave Cadets Of the late lamented
Col Ellsworth. :
They have now been called upon to give u fur
tker proof OF their zeal, by acting "a guard to u
q large number Of the prisoners at Camp Douglas,
Rock Island and other military posts, who hare
taken the oath Of allegiance to tho United shtes,
and hare been sworn into the the naval service.
.ra ,,f11 1n.ye the city next Thursday morning In
charge Of SO Of these men to be delivered on board
the receiving ships at Men York and BOSTON, Capt.
Ha..y Of the United States naval rendezvous, Will
accompany tho detachment which will be under
the command Of Major E. L. Br1zd. The zouaves
meet at their A1mory tonight to perfect theis huai
arrangement for leaving.
L1pE1. su1T.-McVlcker has commenced d
suit for libel against the Chicago 1ses laying his
damages ut $4,000. The cause Of tho acton Is
the false and malignant defamation OF hie theatre
, 1864-01-25
VINELAND - Lands To all
:Founn.

TOUND-In P. Palmer's Dry
IL Goods Store, a Gold Bracelet. which the 9, n1nsr
can have upon paying cha1gcs. 3a@"na.tss
TOUND-A Yaw1 Boat, which
l. the owuer can h.vc By calling At 3l3Soush Watee
iGatusT-3t
, 1864-01-25

The Rev. E. a. Wilson'S remedy for Consnmp-
ton, Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds, and Ill
Throat ard Lung Affections, together with pam
81 bis case, can be obtained OF Fuller, Finch 8
Fuller. Druggists, "a and 26 market street CHI"
caEo. 50, - jaylSua1-lW
, 1864-01-25

Verify, this does not look much like ''staryins"
them. twill be Eoticcd that the sick rebels have
the same articles of the qua1tT and price As
that supplied to our own sick. Nov word as to
the clothing furnished them:
Since September ssd, 1868, there has been issued
10 The prisoners Of war, by Capt 1. G. Rhinea,
commissa1y of Prisoners the following articles Of
eInthfngs
, 1864-01-25


Instant. No inquest was held, but there Was little
aoubt that he died In an apopectic dt. Deceased
wns most respectfully connected In this city, and
was formerly the war correspondent OF the New
York HeTdld.
WAsulKGToS1Ax HoME.-A meeting of the
Dircctore and 1adies' Committee OF this iustitu-
1ton will be held on Monday, 18th inst, at socock
D, ua., at the 1ooma Of the Young Mems Christian
Association.
4 full attendance Is requested, as buaincss OF i'm
portance viii come before the meeting.
DEsTTCT1oS N C1ucAGo.-A case was re-
ported on Friday last to the County Agent, Of a
woman residing near the corner OF Clark and Hnr-
rison streets, thad been fos three days without
food; she was mol possessed Of cent, nor Of rag
Of clothing which COLD be pawned. There are
very many cases Of equally utter desttution In the
cay, Notwithstanding the efforts made to relieve
the poor.
AN ACCESSION TO -p uorsFuo1n
Delos Wilson, the well known .uood and coal
dealer, residing near the corner Of Hat..--o aud
Rucker et1ecte, found a baby on his door step o.,
EaturdAy morning. OF course he IVES puzzled
what to do With tt, and OF course had not tho most
distant fdea OF proTidiue for the little waiL, not
having wet nuree In his establishment He car
1ied it to the Home Of the Ftiendless+
The HUDSON slight error
ercpt into our account Of the mercantile rating Of
Trcdwen l. Co., In Bradstreet'e commercial circu-
lar. An inspection Of hts lists shows the rating to
be "B CT indicating in the country key firm Of
MODERATE naeaaes tne urn mas en]oyeo sood
feputauoa 1of ee'e1a years paeI, anu hfaastfeet
~ouia petnaps nase oeen Re51ecuy onsunea IN fat-
'ne 'oea1 Summing - as sta1ea.
R.rrrpv1 On 1,1 apr-a racr,7t,nr
e.a.. nst.a-r "a m,,.ass ..+,,,.- - -
os,a5 -, T,n,+ uo,sa ons-s ~ ,1 ss,s,.,a s,,
1,st,nents ~ +ts fsvo,,,e oresnzs,,on Th,s ,,.+.
+a+ h.. on for ftselt ~ 9nron,.der.h,a <rs,t T.,
several .hotly contested engagements, and was
particularly conspicuous 1t the battles Of Perry
Tle. cmeHamauea ana chattanooga- They need
<nlt7y men. hecsal1 VIII receive Inc psna ctty
anu county oounue8.
49,. 11,.,,,.
eeea a.o41 es4 ss'+s ''.1"es .,o W. LUG oesn ~
.ot soIe 4n1e one 9! 1ne Haao aItsae9ons AZ ROD
tasoa 1a. q os" . ""e ses.<4u.s n.e me31n y
.eAn4 a.us W se aat'.e.a, ~ e4ou u
%ens.-,-. -. ~ - 4ss pe.4o
Ao1eo~ :" 49,. ean W uoaol 'stsu
-1 . aps ~,es. .sn 80 uosu u.uo y. Ms
~ ~ .1ss =. .s
nh"~o h. I'm 1.a .--s.sa .n ttrt - a.
for trial.:
Tur r.rp Trurv1-U;a,n "a ,na+1,.t,v. Il, ~
49, ~, ~. ,r.t,,a.. .,,,..tta,, .,sst1
al e.-th1v th3nes sn3 f1c xrsv n 1h5eh : s,,,h+
hitch IN one i1ens1+,n.n+ nf ,p5uat-I sx,n .tTss+
ecorca At other frades and ryocesses The 1rork
an Tho l,te fnnne1 vou11 h,Ta hee, INV. sn,ad .
dav or two amer Ne,v Year, Int frat f1e .torn,
blocknded the railroads and TINS nreyenfed the
ryl;nac,s ftom fcfnc broneht bera fro,n p;ttshnr-
of conrse the cr1tner. are an, et ittshnrg where
:, -. - =. -hs "'S~.@
, 1864-01-25
H.llBt.
UD RR1tt.

ITO RENT-Four Rooms at o37
l. Superior street, North Side, and the Furniture
for sale cheap. Ary one desirtug tuch rooms will
THIS Is good opportunity for any one desiring d
liz truuble Of fufniahsre house. Ann'v on ~ ~
premises or to 4. e. LOWRY ut the TElbGae once
for thia day only. taesrlt
ITO RENT--A Room to gentle
- man and wife. OF tao single gentlemen. For
further particulars, inquire at Is Michigan avenue
tast u39l-1s
ITO RENT-A two-story Brick
Il House, ten rooms, gas md water. 'souta Side.
ten miausss walk from Lake street. Lease 60 May
Pcst on!ce Boz GILL; Chicago. Rent 8loo per annum.
ITO RENT-From the 1st OF April
Il next, Room, taxso With power zn!tahle re-
mAnnactafnE ssah, doors andb dbtiod'. 1905 4.
, 1864-01-25
M A HHIHD ID.

NJ CHARI Rs GILT EsPIE nd W!ts HARG1RBT K
YOUNG. all Of Chicsgo.
u tn's sify at tho residence Of Dr. H. Hitchcock,
on tns 4Lt Ma1, oJ Eav. z. n. Humphrey Ar.JUNIUS
ROGERS. Of this city, and Niss TARY 4 rf1WETI
OF Rlchfofd, New Yofk. ~ V nAA'
, 1864-01-25
THE CITY.

1xQuEeT.--on Saturday the Coroner received
notification OF the death Of q man ut Black Oak
Gsovc, unde4.ci1cumstanccs considered suspicious.
An inquest viii be held On Monday morning.
, 1864-01-25

TIE P1ANo TnApE.-Triple store, marble block
corner Randolph and Dearborn streets. Planes
from half a score Of dealers, ftom the Ohickering
grand to others With less ring, and not so grand
Always large clock on hand Of the hest makers.
Principle Of the house to suit every taste and
purse. Proof OF eucceas, Gales Of the past four
months, attested by documentary evidence and no
loose statement. Skillfull musicians. In fact
amusieal Change, only '*at all hours" The
above are the data for fow remarks on Reeds
Temple Of Music. Attic risk Of borrowing from
Alfred Jingle. we publish the data and laave the
reader to I'LL out the spaces.
, 1864-01-25

Gsorc, undefciEcumstanccs considered suspicious.
An inquest viii be held On Monday morning.
ERRNd WoxEs's RErudE-Dr' Tiffany ae-
lvefs lecture on Tuesday evening ncx1 !oF LIS
benefit Of the above institution, bis sue>eet psane,
~Women OF the Reformation" THIS Is tne tnafo
lecture OF the coutse, and Will 700 oouoaessiy as
well attended ae any Of the ses1ea'
pERsoEAI.- Captain VIM. Fl. Bolton, Of
the celebrated Chicago Battery bearing his name,
arrived here on saturday morning on special busl-
nees connected with the 18th Army Corps, Major
General Mcphesson, now at Facksburg. Tho
health of Captain Bolton's command is excellent,
Every man has 1e-enliated for the war.
THE FEsT HousE-Thc Board Of Police ut
its meeting on Friday afternoon, passed m order
directing Health Officer Perry to make such AZ
1angcments, either for en1Algfng the pest house,
or improving ite internal arrangement aa shall be
necessary to the proper treatment Of smallpox
patieuts.
WouHpEp.-In speaking Of the loss Of Of
tcers OF the 6h Illinois caEalrT. ut the battle OF
Beverly Ford our notioe stated that Major Forsyth
wss eltEht]y wounded. which WIS m error, ae he
WINS severely wounded. Ainie bali paeslng
through hit thigh, ditabl,ng him from service for
four months.
HALL Tya1Evrs.-Qn Friday evening two
Talaable a@s1roars were taken from the hall Of
toaredpg house, No. 109 Michigan avenue. while
tie owners were At supper. This should act as
warning 10 householders, to protect themselves
from similar losses from this class Of the "ight
fingered fraternity"
MORALITY or TEE C1TY.-The City Bride
well low contains only seventy y-six inmates less
number than has graccd Its ha1owed ptec{ncts at
, 1864-01-25

A4TES71os.-Gcntlemen, please remember
tho CtnJestnee Meeting Of the Ladies' U. L. League
this tafonday) evening, esth Inst, In the Rooms Of
the Young Mems Christian Association. Good
speakers viii be present. Come mud join In a free
mncffnfr
, 1864-01-25

DEsT1TCT1oE N CmcAGo.-A case was re.
ported on Friday last to the County Agent, Of a
womsn residing near the corner OF Clark and uar-
rison streets, ltasad been fos three days without
food; she was mol possessed ofa cent, nor ofa rag
Of clothing which ooald be pawned. There are
very many cases Of equally utter desttntion In the
clss. .--41rithstanding the efforts made to reliere
the poor.
, 1864-01-25

EB- Difeases Of the Nervous, Seminal, Urinary
and Sexual SyBtema-uew and reliable tfeatm en-
in reports oSihe Howard dAssocfatiou-sent by mali
In sealed letter envelopes. nee Of charge Address
Dr. J. Skiltln Houghton, Howard Association, No.
South Ninth street, Philadelphia, PA
, 1864-01-25

STILL EXPANDING. We notice by the
" Eastern Press" !" that Messra. Bryant II strattou
have recently opened their eighteenth Commercial
College, IN Burlington, Vermont The severn
tecnth was opened few weeks ago in Newark,
N. J. All these Institutions are being welpatron-
txed.
The new feature Of . Telegraph Institute " in
connection with the Chicago College Ia proving to
bo great success. Welearn there viii soon be
trtnty-stz instrumenks, Of the best make and .dn-
feb, put up and ready for use.
Young men will find all their wants, In the why
Of busiuess education, supplied, By taking
scholarship in the s' cuA1N."
, 1864-01-25

B- House and Sign Painting. Calcimining
Glazing and GrainIng. Paper Hangfngs and Win
dow Shades selling wholesale and retail at New
York pricee F. E. RI0Bx, 50 Randolph St.
BoL 5s6s, jay22u5sflm
, 1864-01-25

THE SrR1KE on THE P1rTsBunG & FoRr
TArEE RMraoAp.-A number OF the men on
this road returned to their occupations yesterday.
There was no trouble beweeu them and those who
st1Il hold out, though disturbance was anticipa-
red
, 1864-01-25

FLAG FOR TIE 10TH II4fso1s.-A beautiful
si1k flag has been presented By Mrs. J. 8. Turner
OF this city TO the 10th Illinois regiment; 1t Was
appropriately acknowledged by Lieutenant Colonel
James Stuart. whose letter has not get been re
cC9yed.
, 1864-01-25

~ ITALIAN opERA.-The sale Of seats for the
seoeon will take place at uiEgins' MnRlc Store, On
Monday, Jan. e5th, at 0 o'clock .. m.
tnr9A-uS49.n
, 1864-01-25

LIBEL su1r.-McVIcker has commenced a
suit for libel against the Chicago TINES laying his
damages ut $10,oo0. The cause Of tho acton Il
the false and malignant defamation Of his theatre
, 1864-01-25

ESLlsrMESTs.-Thc United States Muster
ing Officer cnlisted thirty men on Saturday, and
the Provost Marshal six.'r The War Fund Com
n1ttee of the city and county paid off sixty, pre-
paratory to transfer to camps Of Instruction at
Springfield and elsewhere, The number paid is
eleven hundred and ditty. The total Of enlist
meut has reached eighteen hundred.
, 1864-01-25

MoRAL1Ty or TIE CITY.-The City Bride
well low contains only seventy six inmates, less
number than has grsced its ha1owed precincts at
any time during the past eight months. The de-
is probably attributable to the fact that the
almost nightly visits Of the police to honses OF
prostitution have been for come days suspended
, 1864-01-25

ARn1gA1 or PnlsoNEns.-At a late hour on Sat-
urday night five huudred rebel prisoners from
Camp Chaee, arrived in this city ta route for the
rrieon barracks at Rock Island. They were under
the command Of 1a}- Collier Of the 18th Ohio cav
airy and guard Of one hundred menA+
, 1864-01-25

TIE PEsT HousE.-The Board Of Police at
its meeting on Friday afternoon, passed M order
directing Health Officer Perry to make such NJ.
1angcments, either for en1arging the pest house,
Or improving ite internal arrangement Us shall be
necessary to the proper treatment OF smallpox
Detteuts
, 1864-01-25

WouEpEp.-1n speaking Of the loss Of Of
fcers Of the Sth Illinois cavalrT. ut the hattle Of
Beverly Ford, our notioe stated that Major Forsyth
wss e1tEhtly wounded. which WIS m error, ae he
wAs severely wounded, 4 Alnie bali passing
through his thigh, disabhng him from service for
fnrr YnnntIS
, 1864-01-25

ERRnd WoxEs's REruaE--Dr' TIFFANY ae'
Nvers lecture on Tuesday evening next lot Inc
benefit Of the above institution, his subject being,
.*Women of the Reformation" This IL the third
lecture OF the couree, and will -.bo doubuessly as
.xe11 nttandcd "A aur of the 6tf1eH.
, 1864-01-25

DEMISE OF E. DE- WITT RoD1ssoS.-We arc
pa1red to announce the death Of E. De Witt Rob-
ipeon on Saturday night, at hfs residence, No, 4l
so1th Curtis st1ect-atter painful illness OF two
weeks duration. Mr. Robinson has been long and
well known here ~ tho popular ticket agent OF tho
Northwestern railroad. He was formerly for many
years connected with the agency OF the steamboat
line running between New York md Albany. He
leaves large circle Of friends who will deeply re-
cret his loes.