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itants On Monday by the Police, full attendance
at yeserday's sessions could not reasonably be ex~
uecsed. Willing the Wells street habifusS ara to
appear at oil times and for all manner OF offences,
there is limit to even their powers Of endurance,
and they generally require come tune 10 recover
from the collapsed condition thty fall into alter re.
ceiving one Of Captain Nelson's sweeping invita-
4 B,us.-Ycstcrday afternoon at the Police
Court, fearful proof Of human sH2, depraytsy vas
cuazcc OF adSte1y preferred BY Rose Liter, a re-
apectabe looking younZ Woman Of !a ao1as eEStesn e
time ago occupied subordinate position IN con
ncction with the force. He has respectable wife
sPS 4 % te .n S se%aa1a B1e a fepsss
the became acquainted With TEL at dance ned
K Ro5 ss'es M is " %san5
At that time he professed sudden and arde=t A.
fcction for her telling how that It she would marry
society, and romieine to furnish her With atlks
and jewels in abundance for the OCCASION; and go
seemingly earnest and truthful were the wrctcll's
pro,et sohe. that Tie gill consented. Afass tas
to accompany him TO respectable" hotel. where
they might occupy separstc apartments, aud IN tho
morning proceed to 1oEa to AK hst parents eoa, %
fearful crime he was neaitatns. ncqniesced, snd
Tell took her to IN assienatcu house. Eeot By one
Hartman. where parity by fotce and partly b per;
suatIon be effected her ruin. Then follows tlU sad
| Fecue, OF her indBctetion. In the morning she
Uncovered OF course. that her aeduccr WAS mar-
| He'd man, and broken hearted at the oa'ra e
whieh bad been perpetratcd upon her, and burning
| with rlghIeors desire for yengeancs uppn the vii
lsn who bod biz shted her lftc- the victim q too
much confidence laid her case before Jadgc Miller
who itsucd warrant for the at7est of ths sedarez
| Al the Armory yesterday Tell was held for trial IL
The Recorders Court in the spm Of 500 and rcmoy
| ed in default Of bail.
| AdeQuafe .Tttttice.-After the Last named tr!a
ofnss1enat!on above mentioned, was charged Will
keeping dieorderly house, md fined fa1eHty dol
lars and eeets The day before Roger Plant, th'
EeeCer Of Eousc where the crimes committed al.
virtues compared With those Of aily occurrence i,
this house, was fined 500 and eosta. Why shoa1,
| Judge Miller have fire times the amount OF fYmpa
tbs for the German keeper of a house or assigns
lion on the North Side that he has With the Amerl
can keeper OF a disorderly house In the South Dj
| Eisinn.
, 1864-05-04
LOCAL MATTERS.

Commission 14ousc.-We refer our read
ers to the card Of Fulsitcr 4 AcGee, Commission
Merchants, to be found In smother column. Mr..
McGee Is one OF the oldest commission merchants
In the city-huv1ng been long connected with the
Illinois canal and Tirer tfaue, and be Is well md
izvorably known I'LL over the West. Mr. palslfcr
ie ulso well known to our citizens as having been
for several years past the rcalcstatc business Ia
this city. We bcs peak for the new dru wide pa-
tronasc.
Recruiting for the 100 Dnys.-Lieut,
James Roche will 60 out to St Charles today, to
recruit for Co. 3, Coreorau Zonaves, to be incor.
porated into Col Houch's regiment for 100 days
service. Mr., Roche fe a eeutlen,un well known IN
this city, and will make d most efficient officer.
We cordially wi.h him success.
Homo for the Frfendless.-The Board OF
Managers OF the Home for the Frlend1css, wilt hold
their monthly meeting at the Home to-day, at two
and hali ofcloekp m.
Soldiers, Home.-4 special meeting Of the
Board Of Managers OF the Soldiers Home, will be
held at the $50 'dicrs' Rest" to-day at 3p. N. BY
order d the Secretary.
Ascension Day.-Diyine service Will be held
In st. James Church tomorrow morning at nine
o'clock
Notes on Diseases OF the Throat and
hugs, and the New Mode OF Cure.
cATAusII In TIE HEAD.
, 1864-05-04
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10 this rt@, sEia mcrrfrg. Nay 81. LnntE q.
EAGEnHhs ron If Eds AID r Sa1nlc1 =. aged 6yfrs
Fnttral rom :53 West " asaln:tou Lee, to-a1ys
4th Inst, At2P.M
In ST. tei1, West Ind.cs, april Io.h Or. JAMES 8.
CARFEN. nj cd 70 yesEs. tAther OF Mrs. 5. e. s5s--
ean, OF this city.
, 1864-05-04
4IIan1Eu. .

W }ouFn. .yu IN Lriater. tutIy t6mptteak 20 I.
coarxe Of ~ the me-, . soleai dcp.rtncss oia CO IN
nc;s. lows, Indians, flcnTEan of wisconsia. Or !
cts 1tth. case. Aeercnce, given. atdfess I ]
Txtkptr Office. Intt-:
, 1864-05-04
3lQ8t.

QST-A Boy. dressed In grey clothes, nIa< nia ha, A.
larEe ~ nsosa ana ,q sWopsni 1ssaIn,ne
70 4. eEDGWlCk,2 Is Quincy street. WILL umTtsNsN II
rev Asdtd- 1u''-
0ST-Qn Tuesday aftefI oon' o. o. IL 1fasse ss5eets,
81 twenty Dollar 1ntt NAL Ne.szIea III saue to
andsr wti{ he rewarded ., 5,irsr,na Bsnk building,
JOHN FOHSYTHEt az Not da%'A1"
m14-EG81t
, 1864-05-04
MARRIED..

In tie city m tho evening OF May =, 1'si se tae
Sse,ssSt !te Rsssaes sss;S 4i,, II aM 49, sad ia
Miss AEFIE T. HoySTnN, at Of Chicax'. "a Ing t1;s
f!Ey Art,5 se1h r.! b. ti1 III sREs il S. sss
MAY III. r6i, b7 .he s15le. Mr, WILLIAM 5. Au-
Ii COX and M;ss fIitEBE CLARK.
, 1864-05-04
IMPORTED LIQUORS, GRO
J. CERlhs, &C.,
n rrErt1.rf

AT AUCTION.
On Wednesday, mag 4tl,, mt 1-2 O'clock,
At Butters' Auction ROOMS In Portland Block, corner
Of Dearborn bnd Washington Rtreets,
10 uuarer cssk5 pure Imported Brandy, hall pipes
Holland Gin, brls Mhltky, pure Grspa 9V!ne. and
French Brandy and Whisky In bottles: Also large
lot Of Groceries. WM, 4. BUT1El.S L CO.,
snlTu.c6.Js AuctlpneesS.
, 1864-05-04
RFal 3z5tate--G0untrp.

r7on sA1,E-er e,caanse for saloon or boarding
II hGusP-If0 acrfs of good tn.ter land. utus uiea
5rom puu61u market inwn, being the n. ". oFs =.
s TUwuahjp i. Range east, IN Franklin county. .,r
iii he anja 70. ct 1t hun1ed (ss0 p0) cash. Ales
G& nRaE LEE, r. o. Boz 6!15, Chicago, III.
EoR sALE.A hoass and Il On lake ses re. about
osIunE bea5 lat. for dwellings, adjoining ap,vs
and lust outs:de city i,mls, q cleavtf7ile. ,,
sg1einins e!sy lnits ~n.r+v ,r,n h. al, cham
etnfen Fftt1so = hcrre..nf .,syt e9f.4t
.sfl f sdans: coaay Sa ai8
Lyle s1a sna 1rcSes Hnti1rs nioas nts
WcFth sfr{6' P;cs lar All onIy nj a. Ter rs easy
s9oqt e tssfe snest ne Adss
-n@s.|r r,@,s' u ;,.7 ia ,czszn-,ss ,s-,,
1nrn9 e1nt nts cosf $500. six rpiies from Chi
, 1864-05-04
autItD4y .Ggfs2;#.

pY GILBERT & SAMPSON,
D Auctloneess, ~, 46 and q Dearborn st,
LARGE SALE OF SUPERIOR
HOUSEHOLD FURNETURE,
Brnsse!Is and IngraIu Carpets,
Cooking aud ether Stoves, Pictures, &C., Lace a-d
Dauxak Curts1ns. &C., &C.
At ALI ORION.
rooms viii be seid is snd 81 ,eFor assortment Of
ROSEWOOD. WALNUT AND
MAHOGANY FURNITURE.
Elegant rosewood, brocKaselle parlor suts. uphol.
sss. e 81
tea folkA and tpoons iea ees sroekery I'D
s6
s''E' ''r tho aIbEk$ & tbf III SAMPSON
DERF6IPTORY CATALOGUE
SAFE OF STAPLE !; F. PET Goop;1oqa a1s,els WE2
SHsSn aS Rset l. =
toa snd - trse.s saa se M oy sa.
sEaf 5s o
l. asSsns dssns, and we sssS!fa
A1.oshe ID yaf5s ot rsp suitable tos esnts Ts.r
New Tori. sna the sae VIII be pe:etapsosg and ~'h
'an mpI.ers4s plstse Wi. !. BUrrERse CO., Aucssr.
HoU sEHoLD & GODS
At AUCTION.
1H1S MORNING. May .th, Il ~ oct-cK, at 7su'tess'
Auction Rooms in Portland Block, corner Of Dearborn
'qa ass Hsssas''a w.t. i. BUFFERS CO.. Aues
IT BASKETS OF IMPORTED
EEA CHAMPAGNE, at
BUFFERS AUCTION ROOFS.
IN PORTLAND BIocK.
To-day At II O'Clock A. u. my+e3H 1t
pICH HOUSEHOLD FURNI
I L. TURE. PIANO FORTE, Ac,,. At AUCTION
| On WEDNESDAY, May 4tb, at 9H O'Clock, at
Dwelling 237 Michigan avenue,
All fte furniture, consisting OF rich pasoF, chamber
dlnlng and kitchen fnfottUEs. Velvet and oEus
sells carpets, china aud COOKING stoves sc
| 7octave, made by Stoddatd. New York. Cost.sj0o.
All can be seen on tas morning OF tho sale.
WM, q. BUFFERS Il co.
tny1e1to-st Aartioneer4.
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, 1864-05-04
New Perfume for the Handkerchief
Pha.on's Night Blooming Ceteus."
Pknlon,s might Blooming Cerens."
Phalon's "Eight Blooming Cereus."
phalon's <s Night Blooming Cereus."
Pha}on's Night Blooming Cefeus."
Phalcn's Night blooming Cerens.

phalon'a Night Blooming Cereus."
most exquisite, delicate and fraerant Perfume,
distilled from The rare and beautiful hover rom
"'1A>1' PHALoN 4 SON, New York.
nFare Of Connter(eita.
AeS for PhaIon'e-Take no Other.
Sold BY Druggists generally. apSSdsa!-1mso
c~ corhe, Unions, and diseased nails. iustau-
tcncppslS cured by process peculiar TO Dr. Rer-
dali which dispt nEes with the operation q cut
TIM, Office ii Preecott House, South ClaEk street,
cnI6ner Of Van Ppreu, may3i22995s.
rR+ Horse and Sign Painting, Calctmine,
cfaz,nc nn1 6, aiming. Paper uangings and Win
dow Shades ceiling Wholesale - and feta4 ~ he"
York pr1cee, F. E. HaBI, 81 Randolph street
Gax Fixtuses--.Al large ssEoftme1nt em9sac-
Fit,ins III @ ,,romrtiy attended to. ]. WNonAyE. Jr
+ ~ ri Far1oiph street. ap22 2aa6e1m
Gn 1ofsH Bzs7-Ho tc BRYANT q sisaston,e
Chicago Commercial College, t2 ee! tnoioeAe
nractical business education. for GslEu:As - e
dress {encloeing stanps) Bfya7f . o'a'sso, w.
cago, Illinois.
cnz Fixtures An entire reW STOCK OF the
latest designs at the lowest marke. pf1ef; nas
Fitting thoroughly sn1 D. p5G,mPny p.s,nG4an stpeet.
aps4 d661-2w
I cas Etxtures.-CauA Aud see my ne" atyiea.
pdces a. low as the lowest. Gas Fitting TO ofaes'
| cnTh,n 1il Chandeliers, &c.
eeto'A ~ 4. II. Wn;AARrH, 1ss lAze street.
| APPS -d5s5-sot
, 1864-05-04

NEW YoRk, May 8-Wm S. Thayer, United
States Consul General for Egypt, dlsd at AleSsn-
dtia on tho 10th OF April.
, 1864-05-04

Tie Rock Nslnn1 Prisoners.
KocK Island, May 3-Tlere were twenty lour
dca,hs among the rebel prisoners here last week.
only three of which were from BmAh Po1. Sick
nces and mortality are decreasing.
, 1864-05-04

TEE LAKE TuSSEL-G1ACIAL CHASGEs-SEo.
LOGICAL PEcuLIAn1r1Es.-Thcw work on the tunnel
sl hangs inttafu quo owing to the bEesx;ns out ofa
spring In tie bottom Of the shore sha the singular
feature Of which is that it s the we'll 10 the depth
at two md half feet and then stops It will have
to be pumped ont while the inverted groin at the
bottom Is being turned; the SHAFT win be brlcked
IN before the tunue1 IL commenced. It Is expect
ri That the work will proceed without interruption
Ylea, once the shaft Il brscked and ce.nented-
A boulder vas found at depth OF about seventy,
eve feet, bearing tae peculiar grooves and parallel
scratches which belong to the GLACIAL movement,
as e1popnted BY AEnstiz. Admitting his theory
nonneeiion md mofion-a wide led Of .ho1eht Is
opened up. The question recurs, "tiow did 1t ger
iEeret" Had it been found IN an alluvial lorna.
EASY; easy but tte ciay shieh enveloped j. i not h!a
vial 1t belongs ce tsin'y TO m n9e1t sftaE5 order
bn1 there 10 no Evidence of stsatiacation: II Is
Singular too, that in this region the secondary and
DRIFT torna, ion Iepu+ng directly Oh the silisia2.
Very few oaber instances of this arc TO be oand On
the rohe, and 7 ts un1ysseaay considered @ oy oy
changes. involving 1isEup4ye processes, OF which
We, ID this distalt d15. can only form very tai1t
id.a. Those formations. hefG missing arc made made
uudeI water, and the great changes which, since
the primary ieEcous eInPtsnns hare occurred on
the lace OF orr globe, have been ca1sed cS Fale
not by co1va'sive elevation, but By gradual mp
heavaf, continued throu.h ! course Of centuries.
while tins is Eoirg on, the action Of the e!emenSs
on fhe rng focks has broken them IN a5d asta ssn-
Tf,t r. wce tere no time for this the contour Of
orr ~ ntinent was formed suddenly, "a has etnce
Gecn its settlement cultivation and civilization;
WHO thall eay how mueh tndeence those rapid
reoorica chancce hive exerted on the character o1
lie bamanitics who now people it, In = former
sce ne idea OF such correspondence a1d connec-
ton would have III en- secuted; now Il Is one Of the
hnye hcen he edocIng canse causes It Is certain
1Iat he petpies d many o.hes lands coming here
iosetn Nv years their dlsinetivs s}o~nesa and
rsridity Of American, and especially Western ad.
yanceu Gnt
, 1864-05-04

EOR sALE-Or to rent, the Gratn. Elevator on
i soUth Wuirr street. orcrp!ed By Walker, Rron.na
& TO- or til cell ths HMch.HeFy attached 70 tne
building. which L. abou: = horse power. uy1el1-7t
TOR SALE-A saloon with n1turcs aud Brnns-
r O. For S27 nyl-ei90 It
TOR Stl,E-Twc Engine Latbcs 1sK and l3 iuch
Il aAiE &. and 8 and 9.iter beds. One Drilling MA
chine eu,aIi Engine, Boiler and Shading. Apply
lL2 Welt Lake ttteet. K. T. CRANE & BRO.
, 1864-05-04

EA1.1c1p prn,uRY.--Yesterday afternoon James
Conway was charged, before Justice DsWolf, with
committing perjury at recent civil examination
before Eeeuire Brown. The complaining witness
who rceide on adjacent lots, have, for some time.
t,ecn continually quar1elins, resardtug tho bonn.
| dsf5 pne Of ttels pEopesty, His honor, atter a
Is cot rItfru -, =. -
, 1864-05-04
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1Qthl. .-+ uut
Paid p1intese balance Of bill for Trsnsac-
tinns. lBU.. ...........-......s6'5s Sc *
, 1864-05-04

Eax FixtuTes.-Al large assortment embtac-
inr thc lateet ard richest patferns a. low PRICES
Fitting promptly attended to. J. WISo5nArE. WE JF
i Co., ST Randolph street. ap<~aAooAn
, 1864-05-04

Ascension Day.-Diyine service will be he'd
In St. James Church tomorrow morning at nine
, 1864-05-04
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
CONGRESSIONAL.
Proceedings Of Monday concluded.]

lproceedfnss Of Monday conc1uded.]
WAsu1SoToS, Nay e-p. N.
HOUSE.
TIE House paesed the hil apptnpraatanT @ 1Ter a
million Of dpitays 10 indemnify eltlIsas o. Alnnt
sota for og4 1nans Il .hst state e
anaonrt heire ia accordance will tho report Of the
nmiesien on llat subject; e...o I'm .,,xo.
Thp II, use also passel the Scnate Dill appfo-
rr;ai!no 9s5s Go to enahe refugee Indi,ns II Am
ens IN rtnrn TO their homes IN the Cherokee coun~
t1y. ara fof otheE relief. .,,uy ~
ce1,nsn i1,bes Of lrdiana masias an appropriation
~ re;1rhnree them lot their losses by The ahstrse
tson Of their bonds rom Tue lass1ioF @
Mr. WINDOW 81 m1nnGsc9cs ,a .c cosnm',tes On Enasa
ssr sian rcsnricd one for the benefit aud better
] narsaemcnt na ot .he Indians, which wss passed. T..
II provides as folows saa, pe ,shes ~ env ~
the uu6ic reseryations he msy deem necessary and
proper. and take measures Tor sEmnlaunS tne@
~ The hMe'1 Moase N then went tho Committee Of the
whole " Elaine Of Maine, in the chair, and con.
siie1ed ] tundry d ni'ls, which when the Committee
foag YETI fI pnsorid;ns for the remova. Of cerain
etray hands Of Indians from Wlscons'n.
Tie iii authorizing the President to negotiate
win The Indians OF Middle oregon iof ana fe4a-
qriahmtnt Of the ]ands belonging 10 TUG" uaue6
The Tha bill for The e1tingushnent Of the Indlao
title to lands in Utah suitable for a0ftcoluEal ano
n5a'ng %f. gWPagHS1RsE Ps!2is16R of Ill., introduced Joint
resolution providing that the staff otncers OF ihe
Lierenant General shan be entitled to receive the
esrne rav. emoluments and allowances as the star
otf,csrs II 1he same grade on the atafe OF corps
ccmnauae1s, to take effect IRON the day ot ap'
poiuImcnt hi. Wa-hbuIne said he had Letter.
nntirn fron, Gen. Grant. Nobody desired the
letter ,ead, and the House 1nmediateiY p1ssea tne
resolution. T., A.,
ny&G
, 1864-05-04

AEAHaow EseArx.-on Monday afternoon,
Jennings, builder residing In the North Division
and father Of Sergeant c. Jennings OF the Third
Precinct Police Force, narrowly escaped suffering
most hor11ble death. About FIVE o'clock IN the
afternoon he went with a single horse wagon 10
obt,in load Of lumber from yard Oh West Canal
track Or the Pittshurg and Fort Wayne Railroad
When be was crossing the line from behind pile
OF lumber, An engine travelling at good rate, and
ringing to annouce Its approach etruek the vehicle,
reducing 1t Immediately TO heap of epllnters and
fiehtful1y mutllattng tie horse The rider provI-
dentinlly jumped from the wagon in time to escspe
nnhust. though he has great cause to congratulate
himself On hie remarkable de1igerance from an al.
most certain death
, 1864-05-04

EOR SALE "A Diat,llt.y, SOC
4 bushels capacity per day, within tht1ty-foal
mites Or Chicago BY Eaiirnaa Also, wstsr poTs, @
2o8 hArre!s pr day. Buildings all et sone. and sub
etartial thrunghout- Will b. sold cheap, Or sx
FIN BROS. s pomesoY's Building. ap:7.d s+St
, 1864-05-04

TOE SAI.E-At decided bargain. II applied for
= aeon, tract Of y acres Of 1Iouud oa En.i0n
for subdivision, Into bal1titne lots.
Also. uumter Of Honsfs and Lots Ia different parts
Of the city, some e1 cellcnt barr sins
anc N!!noIs. SAMUEL X. SARGENT.
Real Estate Agent. 10. 4 Metropolitan Block.
, 1864-05-04
CHAMBER or COMMERCE.
Tie Deslgns-What Sort Of BuillEs 10
Should IIase---DutY Of tho Comm tee.

The comr citing plans 10. the new Chamber OF
Commerce arc stiN scdulously guarded frum tho
public eye; placed IL the read.rg room Of ths Board
OF Trade II ding, they wete ,ockcd in yesterday
with the Committee, who arc supposed to hare
been actively engaced In lnstitutins comparisons
between the rival desiens, and bearing what soEn:
ofihe architects have to In fay0r of their specil
plane. At II O'Clock the Committee assembled.
md Mt. WsdsEier was accorded tho prl7flege OF an
hours explanation she vas followed BY Mr. p Ixon,
Ind after an Adjournment for dinner had 6atn
takcn. Two other architects were similarly deaf
with. The role will be repeated to-day; the gc1-
tleEen invited being understood to he sIessrs. Rsn-
dali at 10 O'Clock, Boyincton at II. Ind Wheelock
at 4; others are NOT knowp: ,-.......-......
We do not know the mind OF the gentlemen com
ponjnE tie cCDmft1cc-thcy are very rct1cens-
neither do we wish to he considered ls adTocatlns
any one plan. All that we would nt.c is that tho
rejection ol the committee be not male lrbittariy
dependent On Given ngnEc bn: that thsir llost.l.
ity OF sentiment should te far relax Of thot
VII; ;ch has animated the Bo1rd IN each period Of
history. 4 few thousands Of dollars Is nothing, II
without Ii We have building Of which We, they
and others win be heartily ashamed. Their ssiee-
lion Of q design, which will be an honor to The
Board and credit to the city, will receive the
unanimous endorsement Of their constituents aat
the public.
, 1864-05-04

T0K SALE-Cheap for cash. the frst-c1ass Dwell
T. lnE Ruuss and Lot, sSt Indiana street.. North
SEle Heuse contains water. bathing rooms aud
1ery eesfrabte property and within hort distance
OF ueh STREET Bftdge. Possession given Immediate
". fpo1ire Of w. +. WiNDIATE, No. B ,ard cf
Trade Binding. ny3e957-1w
, 1864-05-04
12aa1lte1-agF11ts.

WANTED-Euplofm fmens. SIS month! Agents
w waDteo to sell Sewing 3tnchtEes- We will give
a commission on al machines rod, or eMp y agents
who will work Tor The shove vaEes and I'll expenses
prid. Address D. B. HHhKiNGT0S q CO.. ttet1olt,
, 1864-05-04

IT I. TNsLow AVER, II. ..

Notes on Diseases OF the Throat and
lungs, and the New Mode OF Cure.
, 1864-05-04

TOK SXLE-A set Of Eectlde,s, comprising Mix
L er Eecelver ard two 1:ectlners. cap irty = htis
each capable Of tunnn; ten bris day ot SPLITS Al
ne+s. Rent OF premises low. Apply Dox rs O.,
Chicago. hp39-eht-os
EOn sALE-or to Ren.-sfachtne shop, tools aud
horse poser. e. F. EUNYAS, u metropolitan Block.
, 1864-05-04

Sets y re eaae. Aestseaeca blSeh- AGdfeSsSl1
Tlteutr Office uft-.
v-axrEi.-A co <. vasoar IN. .,on,- =.
VI Wsst Lase strset. gcst 81 sefrrea ce. rsnuI,
my4e &C.. ct '"1>
| -----:----.a-
wawts sss orr rn"ss AGA ,nei,ns Atso Ia.H -
sels rstrs ~, re- n,unth snn -axioas rrsc a.,
portat,on iurn.hti ~ ni.en Of 'ies,ia .,to, an
rnT;.s n.e. IT, f1f Gen ~ st,t tVtnuon
ss.sss eu!e"Rot Aus 1anrno ~. L.t.th,
ht''1@e'" "''esA'oeas -.Etas
V7TASTEr--A man or stunt yonth IN div. ., I
w n1csa nrnn anI vnrs ahnnt I..,. ~ = ,s -
| !: Lake street. Ely1t.-7s
| xrvaxrEnLA nlluation =. Stom1t,.,s NJ ),
w trtemfsr unrt ~ tst1n- rare crchI.r. " i:
r.s. rstr1nc, et1en cai a. IL onincY e.
mJ+-c.@:t ----.--
w AxrrRTo oil 4 SaInon sn.i Ro.r1iir7 u M
W. a ~ s,,sss romnr1sinr sms,i1 ~
snd n1turrs. anont ionrtesn common chesp h,:!+-'
Bedding. hcusehold and R!tc1en 1nfnitose n'an:
oy's. chair. tablss: topeANHate. ia'hp*. Tc.. !
i-.nts. - Ec q ~ tInue~ In II atrret
, 1864-05-04

T0R E3TE-Gfain Honse snd Cattle Yard. loca
X ted Al ccod station on the G. B. d @ Railroad.
aruse been 6uit but year Fixtures ~ complete
mt Of hea,h anc desires to close out at once In
ouire Of WA. LITTLE & CO., 81 South Water street.
anlkdfG$1F
, 1864-05-04

WANTED Efficient Agen,- tn syerF COUNTY Ia ths
W Northwest to sell - M'tchells New GsasEA ,
1As'+-the best for f.ruiy use ever pnbnsheh-AnA
.stebbns Eighty Teafs. ProEsss q shs ~, uaifst 81
belnon-the test work c1tant fer agens.. Business
permanent. Address j. =. WHtDpEN. Nc. Aetho-
dibs Church Block, Chicago, ILL., 70. Box 21si'
, 1864-05-04

G'HKAsr1c NoKhAl xs11TUrE.-We notice the
formation Of normal class In the institute The
prospects OF tlast good IN numbers and good in
character is excellent. Applications for gymnastie
teachers nrc frequent.
, 1864-05-04

TOR sAI.EzChsnp., noase and lot On Carroll,
nnd cd at1on: The lot sea:h 'front.' .Qxla to
10 foot alley. Tht hon1a l. :oxil one story hns!'
With particular eare, and Just nlahe- trcs. u gW.
GREESEHaUM d FOREMAN.
, 1864-05-04

i ana comp cte r.tidence, 81 West LaRe s:sotss
9sa, ADn. win De so,a At ba5gaa ap ,ll,d fos ton.
The house Il neAr new-cettay3 tcu faae n &at ceA
-taa fourteen rooms, With coecta, cellar, !atr.
Ras.&c. coed barn an! other ont onlle e!nFa. Ap2H
On the pt en1ts+ =. 81 est LAkc tfeeS. ms +e1S-sS
, 1864-05-04

TTOR EAI,E-0r exchange for saloon or boarding
j. hGuse-if0 acres nf good timber land. nus u1rs
from pu.,u@1u market town, being the ". y Of -
5, TOWN. ahp Z, Range east In Franklin county, Or
III he nuli 70: clth hunrs ed (&s0 o0) cash. Atle's
G2: nRgE LEE, r. Q. Box 6.13, Chicago, III.
my4oSle4t
, 1864-05-04

w who would like to make money BY &C. ling sr-
tcles that sell very rsp1ly allow .mnense pro1ts 70
sEcnta sre u,ak,ne 41so month clear. send stamp R
Two stanps AID receive full pnrticul.Fs, besides
anc erEr4ving-hkeness sccurase-of Liuco!n Gsant a
DEN 4 sAMMOAs, so-1 South Clarx street, Chicago.
, 1864-05-04

TOR saIE-PackIne House-the hest packing
house ii the city: Buildings .1I hrtck aoi It ,nes
Large, fI yarc. having all tha modern lmp yoyenens
per oay, ard t head q cattle Vctsels and cars come
10 The doors and receive md dscharGc car&nes Ha
X r. - 1ey.iN att
, 1864-05-04

VVANTED-An Agent IN eve,y County to se!l the
NJ" History Of sbe indian Faces" t1eiu sins :.
by the popular autior, r. HKApLsY-ln one 'nExs
vol-neaTfy go psgss and orer - eaSravlass
ready. AIen, splendid steel engraving Of LIEUT..
Gss GRAST. Send stamp at oocs for clfcolsrs and
terms. B. TREAT, III *onth Cas street, Golca,o'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-01-07

THE CoppERnEADs LNp GENERAL
GRANT.-The Copperhcad delegation from
Illinois are understood to be quietly feel
ing the pulse of the country as to the
policy of presenting the name of General
Grant as candidate for the next Pres
idcncy. How on earth they can do this,
is accounted for only on the supposition
that they, like their father, the devil, being
sick, saints would be-" This effort on
the part of the Copperheads to bring for
ward General Grant as Presidential cam
didatc, has been going on for some time.
1t may as well be understood, first as last,
that General Grant will not accept the
Cupperhcad nomination if rendered him.
However, as an enthusiastic Copperhead
acknowledged to me to-day, Mcclellan
played himself out with his friends by his
Woodward letter, and the poor souls want
somebody to talk about ds their candidate,
and they can't hurt Graiit by so doing
SO let 'cni 60 on.-COrt 81. Louis Dem.