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, 1864-02-18
THE M0NEY QUESTION.
Initiation Of the Currency-Hish
Prices-Will there be q Crash
when Peace is Restored?

lac SUBJECTS above referred 70 are important to
every man In the communlty-tho sua,, ofvea1fh
lf,irp m tIa inccmn tha merrb,rt ,o.,4r.st~.-'
-aaat.o,a w. ~ ~ Is1a *n1 H. s,sa" %anoactafef.
isne.h msa,a u .avU ~ u4neass .ne sno]ecta at
my, and exceed the limits a daily neHspsDer
could devote to the sab|cet. Whether the currer,,
~ ia undn,v fnfntad denards rnnr tba .-,a.-. y
nso eo,1n.raa .r,S ~ sa.an.t -. u1 amoaat IN
use. eo"pa1co Wltn Tue amount OF vo'nme OF the
business to bc done With It. II all business were
to be transacted for eash and no credit tn ha ~
at would follow that to doubie thu ~ ne eseo
~. s,r"a.. ~ s,,.,aa.. s.s.'.o NC euteacy
,d @ne aoIad anmh q ouaaneee @ re MEemanng TIE same)
Monla ooop!e p1ees, oat II t1e amount OF business
were st The same time doubled. prices would re-
ness to bo done with II. woutd rcmafn tha s,n,a
But In the,rnmn,sI roanncr n dn,nr, eae'
- ~ 14"el y! "olng onslnesa In
prices in The same degree as purchases for cash.
Now strupoae in n pjyen couptrv tho rn.t., -.
been to npo ered n aons, aag,a ane Custom has
io1Ang po1enasee' nalA cfeott and half cash, and
snppese ior some want Of con1dencs In the future,
% q ohes t 10 ths business should
double the cash TO DO the ssme business a1d main.
tain prices st the same standard. l VIII hero
make quotation from Hills latr work on pol1tjcsi
and best work of tEo Kind in existence
In the chapter on nrtees he ssva A40sS'
hAbtuay given. General nlirrs ~ nnV uSn
pepo much more unon the stats Of creit tha, Tnnn
The quantity o money for credit thonsk Il IL HI
p1oductivc power IS purchasing power. And = per.
sGa s6atn y cls Ho Hyais hmsef gift in he pnr
ena, ~ 1st 70 much demand the
a ns mnsh 70 Istss sheir rslces
d. MONEY ii is rs1dent tat nrcts Do not densad fe a.
money. but on purcGa CO. Money LII vita 6anser M
pErposss than the purchase Of eommodities. has 10
sn or pTsss = than credit xhieh y not nsea
prlees 10 the same mannsr ~ money moi money Hs and
nricca," '' sA"~'' W paf III "eit caects on
n 1een ~. h.,,- ot...,..,.
r,im,aSo ~" * tue panA tA8cu4atoa was I"o nunuteu
, 1864-02-18
HIGH RENTS.
limitations. and Depressions-A Neces-
sary Precaution against Hard
Times,

EYfYyboHT Il Nskfno fhe cv..t.,- = yVt.l ...4
will haye to nav ncrt ve.r1~ F,ch .n.rtn.> sras
tunate enouct tn he trn.nt ,oo.n.
Fiction Of nrrsent nricex md sbndd.-s ,s ,,a 49,
templates the sfcnfnf, of h1s new 1e,Ga naTt w.,
day. There is ljttje room to bone tb,t fbsre ~,
be no material advance Evorvtb;no mini. n
that dfrrct,nn The rnn,araaentaa sor,net,t,a,,
.;3orcaa ,ra u+,-o-
lot 4ss' - e2nseo pE saell seasS'.y,
Fill give 1egat-f not moral-lustidc cation for de-
mandtnS considerable advrnee on the present
rufnons rates charged for permission - sleep or ex-
hibit goods On another persu's ground.
Many buildings are contracted for to be erccts1
during the coming summer, and very many more
viii be put under way Gre the spring hal far ad-
vanced Int these will not help the matter in May.
We hnye nou larrr ,,o,.,,1 tJc1 ..t l.. x
, 1864-02-18


WASHINGTON, Feb. 17.-Ihc Eteuiag stas
Las the following,
Fr,,nk, arrived at the Navy Yard yesterday
afternoon, from the lower Potomac. A few
days ago, the officers at the camp of rebel
prisoners Of war at Point Lookout, discover.
ed that the prisoners were making arrange
menta to escape.
BY some means some Of the prisoners had
procured some lumber, with which they had
they were to embark for the Virginia shore !;
fortunately they we're detected before they
had caulked the boat, They had collected
some seventy old musEets and a lot Of
stores, and which must have been brought
some distance. It Ia thought, however, but
few of the prisoners were to attempt to es-
cape, unless, indeed, more boats were to be
built, as the two built. could not carry more
than fifty. -. :.
, 1864-02-18
LAW INTELLIGENCE,
INPORTkNT cONY1CTfoH In TIE RE.
CORDER'5 COURT.
Record OF Cases in all tho Courts.

In The Recorders conrt. before :Jndr, Van nn-
rrn. tie coee OF The Feonle IA, John Hr~ins. for
robtcrs, occupied several hours Yesterday. The
c-,rc ~ ,r,eoc, Il, +ha 1,ar+,nort ~ 49,. +oa,
,.vnetrst,a a,n,nst NJ coatar a dr,vc- 1v1,o
r.,n. tn frorn ,ha cnnn,-r so,,a ,;,n. .hon4 49,
49, ~ ,.xt 5,eca,,,,,.~ .,,, .,-.. ,-,ra,sa ~
sa~,n+-.tsTs 5o1,srs m,+h t,ta .ann. hs ant u
~ = sstet,, r.s,,t hx ~ Ts1S,n,sr -, c,as1
s,ror, ,rhsra ta wat t,.,s,,ns ~ ,,fost has.r-
- -. s1..,ss1 -. M,r ~
~. .a, a.sas -. ~. 10 20 % aa,, n.sa ~. ~
.s'''Ae'. - ~" f'os~1"s' =" se' eo 0'unA tA.t ouy
ute u.4eeo SAe4 y, Aen4tes ai34 t"o s'7"a't
aesetn'e WIZ NN''s euese7s'o IL pa''os' n1'n
to =, ueu'
4Lc Hs1s 'EolA,rs-',al ~ Nc" Acat S-n u'e
ecuca ea'oon. anas AZ .ne ps.ss1so aslas
VIA Via "as - .as tha .ha e.-s snh1as
pe4a W.. ~ 80. ~ $50, $500 w 49,
ssa Pos..eu ~ asae +s,-o sne
~ r1r,t,nci ~ n,ocs.a st .,o.t,cr s,1,os Iaat
~ 1nan c.1iea W~ers Hers 1.o5nrcr -nsn-,,tSsd
h;,s.a,r -. a. tasr.x ,,,st+- .o,s-a1,- 49,,
..ssa a. s..+ ..a,;, anu sa
plessmE M sone ansts auuoe seuns saiely nome
IN Ms tnen eonoanoa. higgins, win expressions
Under this prrtert. H,erins eacortod God,rev a.
f,r ns sornc s, 1nmte, xsn1s near o,d strcc. into
& as toS ana ea 4han v% s an,S
and deliver" Higgins was arrested aiter day or
txo. The jurT Yesterday found him guilty. and
II. ss.n. T., rhn T2nvfton+S,x.. Ex,n,r l. Nnnd
aAeu Ae rN,- .A ~. = -
for the feoples hAson q VEN 6ufeo ZOE tae oe-
Tense
In the United states Circuit Court, tho case Of
1eon.rd m Wfllc,s involved the title to tract Of
Leonafu W. "tue.e, n.sr 80. @ ,s,1,a5 ~. y.
land IN Mercer county. 0oia PARTIES eahAmeu W
der the psten'ee, but the commencement oa uefen-
dant,s chain ot title from the pateutee was quite
..,,stn- o1d ,rh,lc that of p1afntIfr only
uu.nue& VI se'4 ou' "''' *--. - .:-
dated back a yesr or TWO. q power o. aAo1ney
from the pateuto4 to the agent who mh0e the orig
-, go - 1sctf,o IN the ro1,,n1etenrss Of de-
ul9. oeeu ne" ... 49, s..I a. 5.e.,d.,+
tendant'e lille W tAe o.ues nAnu* tua 1s's"ua1
set up that the decd from the paenfee TO the
%1tr x... o,+.;nnd by fsnud the patautee being led
W nee 49, Sa,a ~. !. N tnnrr IN ,he hene.
10 suppose tnat VIC oeeu 'a ne" ~ -. ~ 49, teIs
III OF Defendants tue. Ine coult, noHe'eti ne'o
.hat this defence could only be available in chan-
t1,,o ~. aat NJ, 1,v defend ,nt to which
ea3- "a t1a0 "Ae - ~ - 1,~.,.- -, 80 1.nd
plaintiff objected an fmpfopcl AenAs " .aI .u"
ao1d for so1d taxea The court instructed the jury
~. =. .ha .aro~d ~ ,,roc.edtues In the Auditors
Inv sne7 s1.;,tsT .omprtaed Ill
once, as ex1tolteo W LIE P!1-n''A4' W." ~ ~
the evidences concerning the manner OF N.nns
which that Office afforded, that the listing HAs IN
dopbtedly bad, but II was question for the Jury
5ro1a lie evidence, whether the plsinuf had been
sufdccntly dlliccnt in his search to warrant them
hefore fhefr Verdict for the plnintid.
Ns,,ri for nlsintltf: GoudY ior defence.
A1awyer Of ills city H. employed in suit, which,
, 1864-02-18

posted ths rean a,d in orning the public that any
person or thing passing thar bridge faster thin
walk, would bo aned five dollars and costs. Thsre
ID nothing like going the whole figure when ,o1
enter upon an undertaking, aud The horses cyi-
de1tly fntendsd to chow that they were well up In
the business. They leit the wreck loag distance
behind. TWAS q runaway gotten up an correct
nrinrin1sa
, 1864-02-18

4 KTIFICIAL LEGS-C. Stat
II ford, sole proprietor and na9utastqrer Of DR.
WIICOX'SPATENF ARTIFICIAL LEG, has been
approved and adopted By tho Union States Govern
meut which has spponte1 him TO supply them % DIS
abcd soldiers, FREE. OEterE addressed to C. STAF-
FORD, t8 South CLARK street. Chicago, viii receive
Iu7medinte attention. Eend for l.nmnhlcts.
P. O. Box 2066 defe&156-em III "a kfu
, 1864-02-18
NJ - II HI II: II.

In This city. Feb. 17t by the Ecv. z. NJ Humphrey.
Mr. SAMUEL u CUl OF. Of Janesyille. Wis, and
Mlss DELLA n. HANLEf. OF Chicago. No cards,
In this city, Feb 15th 1851 at the residence OF the
brides fntber. bv the Kev. Charles Cheney. Mr..
kDGAK +. TOBEY and AR0ZtNA L.. only daughter
OF IlF. II. Il. HnEibut.
n Wiscon.in and Ohio papers please copy.
, 1864-02-18

Signed in hchal OF tka meeting,
THo3As KEAENa. Prcst.
NIIcuAE1 O'BEtES, Sec'y,
-, REPLY. - -
TO Tie Ope7aEr. Ioo.x1atefs and SAoennker4 OF

- =
tion and laid it before the Executive CoE,mlttee
OF tic iE!rh M ion Fair am requested to con-
Eey to Jon the sine Ee thanks Of the Executive
rons offer. hive also 10 thank you for the consI
lie Ealional Fair, which expression is he mols
saul1s lsfe'y made On the honor, honesty, and pa,
tr;otitm Of The Committee, from quatte1s where
least Of all such attacks should cmanate-
It'll right for me to Inform you that by d mani
nous voie Of the Executive commtttae. no MEM
Der thereof ehall Ec entrusted directly or Indirect
y II any articles sold or purchased At Of ~ Tho re-
any lottery chances or receive any fec, reward OF
pccuntary benefit whatever. -
st1et aecount Till he kens of all fs:eipts and d.
bas.nesa - ef W iho Fair siail have been Srougat to
s sisishso @ seod and Ssla5ls aea 1len eveFy ssste
represented at the Fair to whom " Il be exhibited
vouchers for ~ receipts and expenaltuEss. 1swll
the corm1ttce to 90 farther than this IN glring to
the world tn: final application Of the f1Eds thas
credited 70 the assls.anes Of the establishment
TO ron thcr, gentlemen, and thoac who like you
cutuet to the committee these fruits Of your love
troad scale you Will gise, as the noble Poles and
their sympaihlZers are 1o1uG at The present time,
trusting without suspicion that there are men GO
to SEQ our common object accomplished. TO those
WHO will give nothing bat suspicion, ia!sebood
sno saaasl, ana A Wa1 wtll dne1eao5e' o. course.
ner anI chrtstian % chapity. The comm;tfsc owe no
explanation.
In thanking you, gentlemen, it is not alone ~
nc Ieplese9lattse o. tEe boot makers "a. aaa shoo
R+n,ha,hnod ~ a. tha rerrescntat,Te ~ a. 1.rs
pin's sote the void Overcome OF the most patri-
otto, Intelligent and industrious bodies Of arilzans
5naI noosea tor Inc cause OIL c1Sl ano sens'ous
I cnnc,ua,on If 1vt1, In sonrce of ,,rcat sstts
faction 10 cach md all OF you, am sure to learn
that the succeFs- Triumphant and brilliant success
9l tae ass5 National Rat u be56na donnt,
bsre eet Ia iii he sn5s ri nnr ,nathcr Ina viii
cite anob1c emulsion amongst your fellow arttzans
in other places, and aga,n thanking ron for your
~ 1n @ y H. 4ia Nsti %
Fair, ~0>>@''>~ ''@3
I am very gratefully and respectfully yours,
= t..eAka'ocA' ea4s"'an.
ARRIVAL OF 4 Portion OF TEE N1S7H
WISCONSIN, c and K, Of tho 9th Wis
constn, numbering 10 enlisted men and four OIL
eets, atfasea ron La1'e nees lass n'gns, aooat ~
O'Clock, aao "e1e ~ se.,aa.o " Ius Aaalos u tno
lone, at tne oo4ue'e nes, ~ sfan0 sss'e' "ao
they spent Inc night az the aes1.
This regiment entered the service In September,
, 1864-02-18

FOR SALE.-Farm for sale, one
T. pfle east Of Huntley ststIonte On tae g. d G. q.
y s9un1 H. saa Fs1m spRtas Hsaas
egd Barn, nut t5ses g. Ihe5e ass ntsea acres e
plcw1ng dcre. VIII be sold Tor S25 psr acre, Trrms
half cash down. balance u yearly instaIlments For
The premises .orof c. r. ALBRo, at Wayne Station.
D1 rage county, Ill. B. CADY.
fer
, 1864-02-18
LOCAL. MATTERS.

r.,r.x,.,.. :. ~. a, a,.v@ n,
fFo!eeeor 1sf1Hans.-iac readings OF Pto-
lessor a. Grif4ths at the University Of st. Marys
OF the Lake last evening gave ryeat satisfaction tn
the facultv and students ard wc arc 5sa-,rad ..t,,
rcaut In An engagement ~ de,,,a- rIaa ~
tures upon Elocution in the Institute.
--
Ladies' Loyal Lea~ue.-A special meetiuo
of the LadIcs' Loyal League viii Be held ut the
rooms Of the Young Mcu's Christfan Assoc1st{on.
this (Thurriay} afternoon, at TX O'clock. A1I arc
rerueeted to be present. and bring In their tickets
also oother business Of great Importance comes be.
fore tho meeting,
D7 order Of tie President.
The SoIdfaras FRone.-Tha fn1,ox;nr are
the .-.1,,. A. 49, ao1a,.-, u, ~. H. y, -
ending Last evening:
UISctFsin.-H. 4. Hodge. Co. B. q! E. Hur-
rourhs. %. g. ID. 4. e. Stratton. CO. d. N:
cummen, Co. d, ~; j. Labe, D.. pelcsc, &. Ham
eag, and &, Wnner. 1at Reeiment, r II nnnn.
IVinotx-J. Fitxrtbbon. Co. A. e.: q. Guth-
ric, Co. -: j.. Il. Hul, 10. Il. sH: b. II. cali
CO. @. 50: r r, Nelealy and n L. CizancelIor. 90
D. o.: j. B. Hrbrccht. J. Ebrhart, E. Baden, g,
Na;elbot!cr and u. L. Ward. CO. c, :Wm. Coycc.
20. =, W =; ". gears, eo; u, y; n. = Je5gcr-
sun' ~ r. ss Snas.ne, ~. =, ia; y; etroc-
nst' ~. -, = ~ MeauesHyl W 70 NJ nHSefs
e9r o. =, "; .e; ~; o. Mom!on; T1, 20 y, y cay.
4 1e''''s''a'''1~a' nazeaton' w. - w.
a Spiendl4 snfe.-F: Y. Pratt sold on Fri
daJ as1 to the Treasurer Ct the State OF owa. one
g. tne oIeat AtneI3caa TlIe aad 4urgar ffool
5aiee, msae oy pisbold, nahman q Co, Chm, for
Inc treasurer 3 once al uefnlolneS. Every Coun-
, 1864-02-18
CHIP CHANDLERY BUSHES
FOR SALE.

We will sell our etock in trade and good Will at
bargain anpied for p1es1ous to Wy 1ss G
1uccess- Amount required about x1o, 90. None put
principals treated vita. Apply 10 l.. T. CHASE q
CO., Milwaukee. Wttc onejn. fe1l- RI9t1~
, 1864-02-18
NOLGATE'S HONEY SOAP,
~ This celebrated
tn" EFT GAb AF

In such universal dennAnd u made om tho choicest
u,Atat1ala mild and enolheat u - nature, ffa-
grantly ecented and extremely bsnedciA In its action
npon the skin For ssle BY III OInxish AAd Fancy
Goods Dealers. 1t1t u17tl{ HAT|zV&p
, 1864-02-18
IRISH NATIONAL FAIR,
Action Of the Boot and Shoe Makers
Reply Of the Committee.

The following correspondence between the boot
and shoemakczs OF Chicago and the committed on
the Irish National Fair VIII be read with interest
BY thosc who wish we'll to the cause Of Irish IA
tponalty:
10 the Chairman fMe Erecutise Committee Of The
Iri&h National fuir:
SIR-Thc undersigned, on tho part Of tic worss
ing boocnakets md ehoemnkers OF Chicago, Tcfo
instructed to inform you md the committee orer
which you preside that at preliminary meeting
it was resolved that each man would contribute Of
his own handiwo1k according to his meaos end ca.
pacf.y, donation WORTHY 10 be laid on the altar OF
fur promised ls valued at somewhat over oao thou-
ezld dollars worth, but By the cooperation OF ocr
!ei!ow-workmen nnd tho generosity OF our employ
crs. we hopeful Of increasing that amount four
fold by tho 18th OF March neIt. Havin., a
perEonal knowledge, individually aud col
lectivciy OF The honor, huneety and patriotism
Of the men who Lave IN charge tie mana gsuent Of
the Irish National Fa.r VIC make our otter freely,
81 believers of the just ard holy CAUSE in which
you are engageds We therefore appeal to our icl-
low ehopuates throughout the Statea to send IN
tEelz offerings also, however small 1t will be thank
1ulIy received and acknowledged to tbcEr credit.
Whether the God Of Iations, and OF Justice will
crown the efforts Of the 1rah with euccsAs IN
our tfme, or In His own wise dtspensatipn post
pone thai boon 10 future, not distant day, we
will live ard die In the active hope that no eyer
lions will ever omitted until the final and per
mALeDt establishment OF Irish nationality be ac-
comrishcl. !.
Signed in bchal of tie meetiag,
THoIAs KIAENs. Prest.
, 1864-02-18
:tfDul10.

EQUND-In the South Division
4 a sua1 Of money, which the own,r caa aa,e BY
applying 10 r. B. s II. N. SE.tvEY, s. l:Anao!ph.
TrevinE property and paying charges leiSsls'as
, 1864-02-18

Go 1o1m BEsr-Gio to Bryant & stfatton's
Chicago Commercial College, to get thorough
practical business education. For circulars ad-
caeo, Illinois.
, 1864-02-18

B~ House and Sign Printing, Calctnining
Giazing and Graining. puper Hangfngs and Win
dow SHADES ecilinE Wholesale and retail at New
York prices. +. z. RIdB1, 60 Randolph St.
U0x G9g.. jaye2u53a-lm
, 1864-02-18

PosrroSKMEST.-The McGreeyy abortion
sot down for examination yesterday, OF rather
the examination Of the parties charged with being
concerned In the McGrocyy abortion case, WAS by
consent Of counsel postponed for one week. 1t
win take place on Wednesday afternoon, the sash
inst Af O'Clock
, 1864-02-18

DIR. Randall still continues at his Office
curing corne, bunlone and diseased nails Of the
most inyeterate kind, without pain or bleeding
Gnh1r.sxfA1.9t
, 1864-02-18

EE| Browns Bronchial Tspches, These Lozen-
Ees arc prepared from highly esteemed recipe for
nces. Coughs, Colds, and Iritztion or Soreness Of
the Throat,
, 1864-02-18

LARCENY FROM THE PERsoS.-Four little
boys ranging from six to ten Jears OF age, were
charged With stealing some money from tanner
In The employ Of Gray Marshal T. Co., whom they
found drunk In an alley. They were given over to
tho ChrfstIan brothers, who Win tAks care Of
, 1864-02-18

Communication from the Department
on Reducing Rates Of Foreign
: Postage,

The following letter is IN Official answer to q
letter Of inquiry respecting tbs rates of foreign
portage. It ia Of interest to ali haylng business
relations not only with Norway and Sweden, but
with other foreign countries:
GNn
, 1864-02-18

w WANTED-Nen in every town
wv in the Northwest ard South. to sell Colby's
Patent Clothes NTipgefS-the best uSe. Great fu-
d1cements offered 10 merchants, ped1ers and sl1. to
stfeet. Chicago. W.G NORTON, 7. .. Bor sio5.
, 1864-02-18

BoAnn OF TRADE.-0n dt, thatthe follow
ing preamble and resolution were offered On
Change, but were not adopted:
WHxnKAs. It Is unsafe aud dangerous for the
-embefs OF the Board OF Trade TO assemble in
T.. T, room without proper protection tor their
,.asse -om the milling plaster; therefore. he It.
ht1os nasni That the Secrctary be instructed to
1l4ststsss houEAnd fEen1en's hAte tor the use Of
Intn1sa !tn Gnc - =, this Bo3rd.
, 1864-02-18

LAncEsx.-A young fellow named Fr.nk
wavcsay was brought up ut the Police Court,
charged with the larceny Of threo coate and other
miscellaneous articles from the SALOON OF the Ne.
tropolitan Hotel Two Of the eoats were taken On
Saturday night last, and one of them yesterday.
He wns caught a. he weaded his way down the
Stairs, one coat was his person, another in his
carpet sack, and the third had been pawued on
Randolph street. He WAS held to hail in s36 He
claims to be but eixteen years OF aee
, 1864-02-18

BOLD AohEERf.-On Sunday evening
last bold robbery was committed in a ea,onn NJ,
Blne Island Avenue, under the following c,reum-
stancc4:@ A butcher named George RettInxer.
while drinking lager In this ealooa, was accos,ed
by four strangers, who BY their pleasing man.
ne1s and nne and easy style. soon won his conf
denee. They drank together, freely and often. hs
Invariably paying for the drinks. One of the par
~. for tho purpose Of ascesta ming the amount Of
money in the willing friends possessIou, quite
fp1ioeently asked hlm lor the loan o! dollar, He
willingly sasentsd and drew forth wallet contain
5ne nine centuries" al cTe-nhac.:r, fsom which
he p,ckod ont the dollar and passed II oyc1. This
n{eht of tho money increased their cupidlty, and
IN order 70 obta.n it. drinks were nsrin proposed,
to which III did justice. F1nslly the entertaining
.,ent,man proposed TINT their accommodating
Sr1rnd ahouM accompany them, to smother Saloon
Frnt by one simon 'Heldenbcnthsl, 10
Which be ssscnted. On arriving At the
door, ono Of the party clutehed him
by the neck, while tho others Haed his pockets OF
-. 4ooo. and Ill Immediately pnt::on. The alarm
~.s Given, and number Of people Joined in the
,rsnit across the praiio, but with little success.
The s,me evening information WAS LETT at the Cen
frsI Police etation. and the matter Was ipseed IN
ste hsnds Of Detective Webb, who alter piping
- sucoesdsd IN a.7estlue four suspected pasties
= sned pstr1ck Finley, 1gnatus stoH. --Fr5 ana
.!.n,cs C, Colyille. None Of the money Tas It
Tc7nted.
, 1864-02-18

w "A n T E D-Agents IN every
County and IN avesy l:sglment to se, hy suo-
scrptton. Chi .ices OF the Great Rebellion tuzce
ednlons sold before published. bS Ecv. allen Il.
Scott, .. D: Of Memphis, Tsnn: ,Iomple'e. IN one
humorous outline Of the Rebellion. ws:sen ID 4
e. ps e s.sgs oon "a
ahesal indnssmsPts Induce IT,, oaered 70 thoroughly ACCOM-
VENT CO., Publishers, s. West Fouith:st, Clncln-
, 1864-02-18
TEE MAMMOTH CAVE or MIssouRI.-We
ind the following in the st, Louis Euening News

aThe great cave, near Rola, in this State, re-
Gently uotieed In the newspapers bldA fair 70 rival
tae "Msumuth" Of kent9eh,, and that famous
, 1864-02-18
Ibifaqo Grtbnne.
THURSDAY. FEBUARY 1e, 1861
THE CITY.

4 CoRREcr1ox.-lnn notices OF the 51st reg
iment Of Illinois volunteers. it has several times
been slated that Colonel Bradley was member OF
tho laae firm OF Eunson Bradley This IL not
so: Colonel Bradley had NO such business con
nectaou befure Joining the army.
, 1864-02-18

w A N TED by practical and
w expc1ieuced engineer. situation 70 run
stationery eDglnt. Address s. J L C." Box 3S59-
, 1864-02-18

WANTED sell. Eight Hun
w .dred Dollars Will buy half an 1nteres. In oac
Of the best 2HyEg Embellishments In this city. This -
rare chanee. Erced 10 aeli account OF health
None need apply but those having the money. Apply
, 1864-02-18
ReaI Estate tot Sale.

FOR SALE-3o, 900 acres of we'll
seectsd f1ne Lands Il lot. t2 s1.t Russsaa9sra sa
PER day: Also gsod si!es lor oshsF steam or water
inill st Thundss By. on Lake 1nsea tefsoas viss
fAvorablf With superior quality ofttnhsr. and COED
Detrpfs, Aich, fcS- N9Sc.ilr rxkTU .
, 1864-02-18

LOOK OUT FOR CousTgRFE1Ts.-Cou
fves On the Bank Of Fort Edward, New York, are
In circulation. having been offered In this city. It
lacks the liberty pole and cap. balances and sword
which ire in the vignette OF the genuine, but OH
erwise 10 almost lac simi1e. It is well executed
and calculated to deceIYn.
, 1864-02-18

WANTED-And no humbug! A
w man from NEAEIY EVERY Tow8suP TO mako
tEo o. three hundred dollars year without delaying
their business maize rorr nvn thousand dollars
year. Cau rersot ally at isoon 4, {up+statsr} IN
Clark street. send twenty-five cents to Post i}ce
Box 5fi2 Chicago, III. fe1HW345-1t
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-01

The following IS an extract from iet-
ter written by the rebel brigadier-General
holme, 20 "A brother officer IN Ewcll S
corps, picked up at Silver Spring, after
the retseat of the rebels:
Governor Vance speaks in Morgan-
town neat Tuesday. 1 think he Will be
elected. IT Holden could be elected he
would bring another war on us. We
would then have to fight not only the
Yankees. who threaten us on every side,
but the domestic traitors. who are only
awaiting the signal 10 rise in open revolt
against the Confederate Government.
Governor Vance has not backbone enough
and we're it not for the free use Of the mil
itary spur ia bis sides, the State OF North
Carolina would long ago have gone over
to the Yankees by default. am ashamed
10 own it, bat the msjority Of North Car
ohnians not IA the army are traitors TO our
c4lse.'