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, 1864-02-09
A SENSATION SPOILED.


About three weeks ago, the Randolph street con-
cern published sensational article, In which 1t
was stated that Mrs. uurd, formerly Of Ottawa,
whore husband YVES in the 10th Illinois regiment.
had been brutally outraged In the Sherman House,
BY one J. ". Fay, Of that city, who invited tho
war widow to como here on visit. The mfnutfae
OF the case as reported In the s. O., were fully de-
ecrfbed in the most disgusting manner, bnt never
turns ont that this woman beara somewhat mere-
tricfoqs reputation, aud that she attempted, With
TIE aid Of her HUSBAND, WHO is deseFter, to play
L. Fay requestns him to eome to sths the shstmsa @
House, where he would meet Mi. H1rd and settle
up matters. Instead Of answering this call, MI.
Fy IKE ad sensible ah
making oath to his entire innocence, he oetaiasd
warrant for the arrest Of both Mr. and Mrs. UnEd,
Tor conspiracy; Int as this worthy couple were
before they could be found, but q, photograph be;
Ing finally obtained Of the wife. she was Identified
and arrested at her dwelling place ina BY part Of
was ECON found and secured. He denied his name
being HIND, giving # az Alonzo Smith, s but bis
ehe recognized him as her Spouse, and the twain
were accordingly taken to Ottawa, whore they
wero lodged Ii jail, to await tho decision Of tho
s1nh }uy bhsy sre sa to b
But other troubles were In store for Mr.. Hurd. He
was arrested on the charge Of being deaerter and
given over to the Provost Marshal ut Joliet. Here
he made bis escape by Jumping from second
story window, and has not sInce been heard OF.
REcnu17rNo.-The mastering officer 70.
ports slight falling Oft oSen1tstmcnts This Is ow-
Ing doubtless to the TACT that tho city does not con-
tinue the payment Of bo1nttes. 1his will be REM
died to-day, and VIC shall then oxpect that recruits
will come forward rs rapidly as heretofore. The
aggregate of fmusters "a learned from Capt. Pome-
r,,,sa record ia 1s3 aA fn)1nxvs.
, 1864-02-09

4oLA.. i. .uf
The musters in tho Provost Mazshal's Office are
somewhat less, say go. These and ths enlistmeots
at ST. Charles will therefore bring up tho total Of
Ioustcrs to over ,:200. Il should be remembered,
however, that these do net all count upon tho quo
ta Of Cook county. At least one hundred, and per-
Ii our possession We are justtded in estimating
the aggregate Of enl1etments s1nce October last,
which will be counted upon our quots, ut fully
In which en1lstments will be permitted. Tho ne
cessity Of maintaining the preacnt rate II obvious,
and we hope tht1e will be NO falling back.
MEETING OF THE PA1sTERs*-The Journey.
men painters Of this city held meeting last even
Ing. in Wittowaky Hail. VIM Forrest was chosen
Chairman, and Mt. Hendricks Secretary. The OBJ
ject, as stated by the Chairman was "to nsccrtaln
whether the trade In Chicago will support trade
CniGn.''
An ea1nest discussion followed upon the question
Of wages, whether they should be fixed at certain
sum. or graded according to merit In which case a
classification OF woskmen would be required. Tho
question was undetermined.
On motion, a committee Of three was appointed
to ascertain the number wishing to join the old
Association. But i've names were obtained,
whereupon member moved TO dfsband the Asso.
citation. This did not prevail. The trouble scem-
cd to be, as Mr.. Hendricks stated, .there were
more daubers than painters In Chicago who Kept
down the wages rEool men.
After some migcellnneous talk the meeting ad-
journcd.
RUMsEY MFLEs.-LIeutenant Van Horn, of
Co. A, 1eth Illinois infantry, has established his
quarters In the Court House square, and will on
and after to-day receive recruits for his company
This company, better known as the numsey Rifles,
Inns n record few can show. They entered the ser
vice With sixty-fve men, and now return with
fifteen, every one Of whom have re-cnlisted ~ a
veteran. There is now an excellent opportunity
to join gallant regiment, and company which
has made, and will continue to make Its mark In
this war.
, 1864-02-09

War Meeting ut Blue Is1ond.-Licut.
Col. o. S. Mann, Of the a9th Illinois regiment, ,s
announced for q war speech this evening, at Blue
Island.
Y. N. g. a. Prayer 1IeetInS,-Thc eve
ming prayer meetings at the lecture room OF the
Clark Street aI. Church, continue to bo we'll at
attended, and are pcryadcd by deepening iutcr-
est. Members Of the churches are urged to lend
helping hand. The work increases, but tho work.
men arc too few. Let the want be met. The sub
fect for this evening is found In Roy. Ms: "He
that overcomcth, tho same ehal be clothed in
whlto zalment; and will not blot out his name
ont Of tho book Of life but will confess his name
before my Father, and before his apgels."
Comm 1ssIon Housc.-We call the attcn,
tion OF those interested 10 the card of H. B. Smith
4 Co., General Commission Merchants, No. 1G
Dearborn street. This house has first class rep
uiation, and Is known to be perfectly reliable and
those who entrust their business to this firm can
feel satisfied that 1t will be promptly and carefully
attended to. Ms. J. Il. Ferre'l the juaios mem.
her, has the benefit Of long experience in the
trade.
Noard OF Trade NTccting.-The Board OF
Trade will hold special meeting at their rooms,
this evening" 10 take into consideration their pro-
tectcd REMOVAL and to listen to the report OF the
ing. There Is 1ikely to be IN interesting discuss
sion, as many of the more prominent mcmbers of
the Board favor the project of purchasing a lot
and erecting spacious building for tho transac-
ton Of their business.
Captain Fisk will also address tho Board upon
the necessity OF thoroushtarc from tho northern
no. The subject is fu1l Of Interest. and the At at-
tendance will doubtless be large.
-
Personn}.-Col. James Grant Wilson, Aid to
Gen. Grant, Is stopping at the Sherman House. he
is On bis way to washington with DISPATCHES.
Gel. s. Sloan. Of tho 1a4th Illinois infantry. ia
in the cIty On a short fnrloueh.
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tass;.s as.sn. nat.,a sa,5s IT, ~ ..,s .a,s
,.,,a hns asa CO... p,n.. ,,. p,, a'
~ ch;ct,narro Ea-n,notnn md ,tber sns,i ae
fairs. The battery is now connected with cavalry
as Horse artillery, every man being mounted.
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T.asaa. -,rl,t T.. .ho h.raat -. 49, w W -
49, parao ent,ast sschsssa.as cas;si Ik. ~ e ;,
AesN~s
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-
nna e1a "oea i Mho hare SroNn wise upon their
Rhee5s,a- w do9puess still continue to harp on
.hc ans ~ ~ ~ hood but Is
m gn y r1e h h,gnls istqas Of bygone q to build
Up sdJ noRss q immunity because Of their pro-
XII ohse1rstian r"n 1,om eaIs =
.t -ont St ~ un Ia9 experience unto to prove
th .Sesa s M Mnaaoy Is IN the lungs, and that
raton i've Won'd nn1 me Init Of imperfect respI
hsrs 1nst ~on.a cure IT, we must attack II
sotn nn NV y tSsdo.e tne purity Of the bdod BY
That thjs IN tife1rut f1e nae m AZ GELS. am awaTe
by nv professional hrethren re hs hsneoty gensT{ aea
that thc treatnant baseanao III !, i, .aen as9 K19%
theire-doslng the stomsck II cnze th
little better tan meiancbo1V noe.,ta oe 49,
hopeless misery The oniy snrs I'M poatuse M h nnoh
OF alsity Of medical doctfine il H. ifasn
practice has led the universal Dr. ad viii ThIeh
Consumption Is regarded and the almost universal
conviction that It is necessarily Incurable dis.
hands with pnb1ic credn1ttJ. and bans tho rosd to
truth.
duce tuberc!es in the Lungs: let rs take . given @
We nndi Why, that the great majority are Of per.
fine themselves very closely to the duties Q, the
compelled to cramp the chest and limit Its expan-
s1on By sitting day after day over the desk; ne
1ated rooms, or who breathe an atmosphere loaded
With aug. and the poor who 1--we misetably IN
damp cellass or tae e.osS alr OF, Q. 1sae:nt h9asss
am aware that many Wno lead az actiTe live tn
tne open aa1 @ az euL on py II. nnt ~ tnem y A.
clothing and to So: deprive
lnem OF NE lmm9nl!y Wnlcn tne7 YOU'D othe1wlse
at Church, everywhere, in fact. where men and
women meet together, we hear the "Death tick'
OF Consumption In the hawking and raspng efforts
%ads 1ss to ses6 AZ the ND. hwndpe t on st,sky
Gauge be removed. the blood soon becomes catho-
, 1864-02-09
.TurSale.

TOR SALE-A Confectionery
Store and Oyster Room: IL nov doing good
aaa 'ei ~ sasaR M
FOR SALE.-F1ve to seven tons
eoaasg TSsass W. Apply to EokTsh
EOR SALE A first class Tubular
hEess aSe1t 1ne,ss e,ss
%ss ta1se a'''
TOR SALE-The Schooner Cuba
J. ling In tho port Of Buffalo, bnsthen ~ tons
ss' IS ss:ss6 sibs6S Fes'5 ss z ss;e;s s
FOR SALE-T Three Tubular Boilers
With foftyeisht th1ss inch aucs Il each siso one
$S$ss s :a s ssA jS rs si$s
FOR SALE-Or to rent, a large
T. frstcfsas wooden house, Just finished and ready
for oec9paacy IN ten dnys for sale 70 rent west
ehiesgo: hlaa eafh Address IN real nA" Ea7 w.
TOR SALE-A Toll Road in Cam
f els Liza ns,
ssi ss5s 5 r. l. s.
FOR SALE-On long time or to
: ri s
e has
fsiass Shs * geas s sak .t4sst ass.ea z e
TOR sALE-To Grocers. Small
Sfs e ssssa saa
1cslss o1ee 5ases ,sTEs h9Gfs Ss: delivery
e. Randolph s'Fse', teween Ind o'clock lor thrss
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ReaI EStatZ tot Sale.

FOR SALE-Houses, Lots and
i Land, by T. F. Baldwin, Real Estate Agent, No.
14 Randolph street, room No, Q, Sd story. Two lots
lot near Halsted street, Price Place. t163o part
TWO years TING; house and lot On Fourth avenue,
Eton street, near Market. 20 By l feet deep to "a
atress 81 by Is eet. neaF Dr.. Eeans Sarden 4 ,ots
Ia block q on FouIth street: low foF cash; acres
1s-145 2l20 and ?o-lb acres, all near Or fronting on
the Chicago. Bnrlin.ton Quincy Railroad. dye and
depot ncres and e acres TO be exchanged for good
city property: also 80 and 500 acres three to five
miles from the city also fine nursery Of ornamental
sade Iees for sale low for cashsaples in tie city
cnnbe seen. For further particulars call at my Office.
, 1864-02-09

NErLI OF COL LOOMS.
CmoAao, Feb. 4, 1864.
Mcesrs. George y. Gage and gentlemen Of the
Light Guard Gentlemen:
In accepting the flattesing tender Of "conc7at-
ulatory dinner from my old time friends and COM
rades Of the Chicago Light Gusrd, permit me to ex-
press my gratiheu eente Of the act that In this CON-
pIiment recnenfze more distinctly the proof Of
which have tie honor to servc. than any mere
personal regards highly as value that for myself.
In accordance with your request, allow nc to name
Thursday the 11tl inetapt.
have The honor to be. gentlemen, veET respect.
fultv. ycur obedient Eerfnnt,
A3''' J0nK MASON LooMs,
Colonel e6th Illinois Veteran Infantry.
The meeting organized by the choice Of Geo. ".
Gaze as President, and Tcrtius Wadswosth IL Sec
retary.
Committee Of five wero named to act as Com
mittee of Arrangements for the proposed dinner,
and comprised the following gentlemen: ". L
Church, J. 8. Newhouse, o. ". Be!den, T. W.
Wadsworth, Geo. W. Gage. -.
From the character Of the persons who have
this matter In hand We sure It Will be featl-
val worthy of tho Light Guard who give 1t, andthe
distinguished officer In whose honor It is given
In accordance with the indIcat on Of Col. LOOM
"a, the dinner will take place at the fremont on
Thurfday evening, at eight o'clock. The civic and
military authorities will be present.
SOLDIERS REsr.-The last strokes on the
structure intended for "soldiers' Rests on tho
Lake hhore, near Dearborn Park, were struck yes-
terdAy. Only seven days have been consumed in
the work The building IL 900 feet long bv 20 feat
wide, and well atted up with bunks, &c. Thern
will henceforth be no trouble about quaxte.lnR aM-
disrs who may PAss through Chicago,
, 1864-02-09

FOR SALE.-Great Bargains.
l. 5000 acres o. Land, On the l!ne Of the Logans-
The lands ART high and rolling. snd within three
miles Ot Railroad StAtioua Chn1Bworth and Forrest
VILE asd Cvo miles from good Coal Nine, and viii
b. sold eheap. one NTH essh basnce in nyo seven
Manafaetoly 1t ChatsWsEth ia saccessinl ope.stISn
50 ee;ter 1Snds n thc state, Address Or apply to
to J; sTItLWELL. ESQ.,, ChatsWorth, Illinois.
, 1864-02-09

FOR SALE.-Farm for sale, one
4 ntle east Of Huntley Station, On the g. i c. Q.
+: r. in McIIenty county, ~. Said farm contains
4nd nas9 61it trses, &C. There arg 0ftsen sores q
TdpsSr tye On snS g.o1na and d. Misy acres q Fal
half cash doWn, balance n yearly instaments. For
the pte:1ses Or Of 6. 3. ALBEo, At Wayns station,
D1 tnge county, H. B. CADY.
, 1864-02-09

FOR SALE-Desirable Residence
- and Business Property. Brick Dwelling House
ard Lot corner Of Indiana and Wolcots Streets Lot
1ls4 by 1oc feet. Frame dwelling Housennd Lot cor.
Of Pine and lhiaolssts. Lots In Duncan's, pgden's
Branch near the I1tt*bp5y abroad Bridge Lois On
By F.; GEpbEs, Once yo.5, over II wells street.
, 1864-02-09

10 600 CIGARS, DO BOXES
lVsVVO EA1s1Ns.
AT CTION.
On TUESDAY MORNING, Feb. 9Th, at 91t o'clock,
al opr aa!esr0otla, 10 Dearborn street.
le1-wtCy-3t GILBERT & SAMPSON, Auctfrs.
, 1864-02-09
COLONEL WOODS MUSEUM
~ AND
GALLERY OF NATURE AND ART.

4sa6t HoSA VI Tue
Great Roaring Black Sea Lion, Old Neptune.
First week Of THE NV1s1BLE LADY, Monday
February sth.
Hours Of 1hthlten, daily fsundays exceptod) rom
ga: II. nntU 10 F. II. Admission to all the Rooms.
Halls aud Galleries 6 Cents. Children under Il yaar1
OF faRe, Is cents. fo7-WkS3lH
, 1864-02-09

EOR SALE-280 acres in the
L Bouth Part Of 1aAalle County, nve miles north.
east OF Minouk Station, on the illinois Central rail-
There ,s one snail house, one EIanaty 1612
TEd soEnG ORCHARD Price s2 50 per acre until April
SHAW: fremont, Tazswell County, hliaoia.
, 1864-02-09

FOR SALE-1mproved Farm and
Tavern stand. at Gibson, Lake County, 1ndtana,
Of ~ acres 50 acEea timber, house tavern stand
fenced Eood orchard, apples and other dnit, watas
date vlcini.y. apply TO GEO. g. HIGGiNSON. Zeal
Estate office NO. Metropolitan Block.
, 1864-02-09

mn5. Gen. Grnnt.-Walsh has placed upon
cur table work purporting to be d veritable nc
count or the life and services Of Ma. Gen. Grant.
Tbs coyer IL oznamented with q wood cut which
bears about as much resemblance to the gallant
Grant a. it does to the king Of the Fe1ec Islands.
1t IL a nnnf affair.
, 1864-02-09

FOR SALE-One large double
4 mont counting house Desk. One large Platform
Scale. 70; warehouse. Also, full set Of BarEel Ma
work. With hsadin sid stare dEessers aud planners
changed for ci'y property. IS. Il. SAMPSON, "a
House and Lind Agent, 5 Metropolitan Hau.
, 1864-02-09
ID OBlNSON & HOWE5' CHAM.

OBlNSON d HOWES' CHAM
4O PIoN CIRCUS.
Washington e., opp. Court House.
MONDAY AND EVERY NIGHT, THE GREAT
ROBIN NSON
VIII appear. 50 will
LEST TER.
The four best Acrobnts In tbs world,
BURROWS, KKLLY, BORDEAU AND CARR.
First time OF
MONS. AND MADAME DENNIO,
And the new Pnntomlme Of TIE scuLPron's IonAL.
, 1864-02-09

NUR SALE~A Farm in Jackson
County, Wisconsin, near Black River Falls, con-
taung 100 ncres selected In 1885 there Is about
twenty acres Of timber the remainder OAK openings.
A bfaQutul stream runs through the centre. well
stocked with fpeckled trout. Tho improvements ara
= frame house and about thirty ac.es fenced. Ad-
dress JOIN TURLEF, North Branch Post Oiace.
, 1864-02-09

" ANTED-An active Agent in
w every County to make money by selling the
HISTORY or 1Hs JHnIAN RACKS or AMERICA, lnc(ul-
ing the Ainneeota Massscres, by Hon. j. T. Heady.
Complete IN one vol, nearly 500 Pages. and A Ed
cravings. Alec, HEApLET'B HISTORY or TIE RERKt-
IIoy. Over 1so.0c0 volumes ntreatly srid. Send
stump for circulars md terms, E. B, & L. C.. TREAT
1l9 SCnth Clark street. Chicago. fri.v1lNf-
, 1864-02-09

FOR SALK-Cbeap, the four story
l. brick dwellings 1ss and 14o Fourth avenue. lust
sonth or Ha.1!sen sEsst with gas fixtures bah sabs
fete-Fcod brick barn In the rear VIII b sold to.
& ther or s+raEatsy Apply nt 10 Fourth aycnne,
1t the office Of GLSS T. PHILLIPS. corner Of CLARK
End Twelfth streets. fe7.WtG93t
, 1864-02-09

w AN TED-Wood Choppers.
w 1oa.oco bushels Of Charcoal. By the Nosthwest-
fortynye miles west Of Milwaukee, on the Milwaukee
The Northwestern Iron Company, engaged In the
manufacture Of Pig Iron extensively. vii PAY It AL
times the highest price for Choppe1a and Golfers or
let cpntracts large aud SMALL - suit parties. Inquire
Of f. WILKES, Vice President, at the works, Col.
aor vias Fa1ssst
, 1864-02-09

EOR SALE-One of the finest
Il marble front residences on Michigan avenue.
Lot 10 feet BY lis to alley. The house 1s new and
city bowling sl!eV splendid greenhouse iaTTe brick
barn and coach house. Price s20000. Apply to j. r
0LlSGE1s, Resi- Estate Broker. - Clara street. Room
, 1864-02-09

~ House sud Sign Painting, Calctmining
Glazing and Greining.. Piper Haueings and Win
York prices. I. E. R1aBY, 20 Randolph St.
Eox 1855. tsJGs-u5J4-1m
Co TO THE Brsr---Go to Bryan. s stratton's
Chicago Commercial College, to get thorough
practical business education. For circulars ad-
dIcss e.. dosing stamps) bryant s. Stzatton, CHI
cago, Illinois.
, 1864-02-09
LOCAL MATTERS.

War Meeting Mt Blue Islond.-Licut
Col. o. S. Mann, Of the a9th Illinois regiment, 1s
announced for war speech this evening, at Blue
Island.
, 1864-02-09

publications Of the American Bible Society shall
be sold in this city at the eame prices sold by
the parent society in New York.
The question, as to what extent soldiers and
prisoners shall be supplied this year, was answered
BY tho resolve that the Depository, Dr.. Bishop and
T. D. Carrier, be appointed committee to supply
the Soldiers Home, the Hospitals and soldiers and
pcreons at Camp DonGlas, during the year.
On motion the distribution Of Tcstsmeuts to
Sabbath schools and n1 mission schools il coutiu-
ned, as heretofore.
On motion the meeting adjourned.
NORTHWESTERN FRKrDMEx.s AID Con-
a1ss1oN.-Thc regular monthly meeting of this
Association was held yesterday, at their new ROOM
No. 70 " Washington street, Ion. Jus. NJ Wilson,
President, In the chair. Opening prayer by ncy.
h. pearce.
The minutes Of the last meeting weec read and
accepted.
Mr.. johnson made statement OF the facts con-
corning school for contEabnnds, which has been
In operation on 4th Avenue nearly three years,
asking that this Commission would take cllar,c Of
1t. Referred to Committee On Teachers.
On motion, the agents Of the Commission wcee
instructed to report monthly to the Recording Sec
rotary that commissions to agents be signed By tho
President and Secretary.
The Committee on Territory reported division
OF the Northwest into i've districts the boundaries
OF each Of which were defined.
Rev, W. q. Cooper was appointed an agent to
labor for the advancement Of the cause Iu the Eats
copal Church-an1 important field entrusted to COM
potent hands. -.-..-.
The Committee On Transportation were instruct
cd to make proper arrangements for the shipment
Of goods, selection Of routes, &C. .-,..
The resignation Of Rev. c T. Fowler WAS ae-
.rnted. and vote OF thanks WAS rendered him for
tbe falthfql manner In which he had performed the
autiee Of the ofacc; and the Committee On Finance
VIE instructed to properly compensate him for his
On motion, the Board proceeded to elect Cor
,esnoudips Secretary, which resulted in the choice
of1cy, J. 4. Shepherd. at eala7 Of e1,ao. and
Necessary travelling expenses, to IN The '.caney
eeeadonel by tho resignation Of Re1' q. H.
ToHIer.
Aner the transAcsion OF some other business, not
Of publls Interest, the Board adjourned.
, 1864-02-09

w TANTED-A Partner with q
w cash capital OF twenty.avo hundred or three
thousand dollrrs. Or who can take the charge Of
the Office aud tooks Of well established cash bus|-
nets In this city fi1e chsnce is offered
tive msn. For further particular inquire Of JAMES
/ SPRINGER, Room II Metropolitan Block.
, 1864-02-09

FOR SALE-Or exchange for
L farming land, q stock of Groceries and good
twostory house and horse and Wagou-store doing q
good business. Fer particulars apply BY letter to
, 1864-02-09

st. George.-The st. Georges Society has
Just purchased large lot In Kosehlll Cemetery.
containing nearly 1000 sqrarc feet. 1t will be
beautifully laid out for burial Of members otthe
eoc1cty.
, 1864-02-09

TOR SALE SIX Improved Farms
Il in Eane, DrPnge, peKalb, Grundy, Whltcsidea
and Lce Counties, alsc an Improved Farm, ,10o acres,
Houses and Lots In lie North, south and West d.
visions, for sale by GEO: M. R1GGINaON,
fhr-w&21 at
, 1864-02-09

"ANTED-One Agent in each
w County In Illinois and Wisconsin, to sell
scHoaBEEo's sEAspARn ATT A!14s % OF nHE F. WoaLns P.ln-
&C., hney coluFed and handsomely bound, aad ID tho
CnErEsT A11As II THE WORLD. H.s the aew Ttrr1-
Solo Hight 10 Counties given to A&euts, Private cir
cular sent on receipt Of srA4P, By Il. K LASDOH,
Agent for the Northwest, 50 Lake street. Chicago III
, 1864-02-09

TOR SALE.-A Stock Of Drugs,
4 Medicines and Groceries. situated IN thriving
being fhe Oldest tstabliskment ia the place. SHE'S
contiEuhlly increasing Stock now amounts to about
4l2 t bur could BIZ reduced to s. coo $1,000 10
short ting. The stores now occupied to rent, de.
sired and they 9Es much the best location In the
place. Will sell the Grocery aud Drag business to-
Eethcr or separate, as purchaser may cesire. Sits
fsctofY reaeons given for selling. Address u s."
1CihNnH f11iCR GhicaRA
, 1864-02-09
4 CADEM 7 OF MUSIC.
IL Washington st1 Get, between Clark and Dearborn

ARLlHGTUN. KELLY. IEUN e DUNN1EEEFY
NJ u 8 r IL E Is.
MONDAY EVENING, fep 9th. and every evening
during the week. b. A. LatkaB Monster Couccrf,
Msa tianIssmo Bloes. For one week only, Afr. Wm.
Z fthe5. the Prince Of Clog Painters, 4naEte.te OF
Legged Man, Last week Of ely = Pantomime. Rig
Son, Fig of ouF un1on ols1s a1a p!nea. e les
POLKA. &c. Secure your seats in tine.
Doors open 1t O'Clock. commencing at 9P. II. A6.
mission s cents: seatp secured through tbe dAY .
cents. pr1rate Boxes IS CO. Matinee on SATURDAY.
Feb. 18th. for the benefit Of Soldiers Families,
mencinE ht o'clock M. E. S. D1SG1SS. AEc1I.
, 1864-02-09

TOR SALE.-Ohio street Resi-
4 dence Property for sale low. A very desirable
Reasdence Lot Ohio stFeet, facing South, and In
pleasant ne19hborhood, can be purchased at bar
gain. II applied for immediately.
TEf1g. II HRTA II 4 Cf1 Rryun E{4ft
, 1864-02-09

FOR SALE The "Valley View
l. Farm" lying In Madison County, Illinois This
valuable property, containing about fourteen hundred
htrea Ct which hve hunure and fifty acres ts In cut
tiration. 10 within miles Of Edwasdsvils. Illinois,
With valuable improvements on the place, ylbe scld
reasonable terms appfc 3ticn to the BANK Of tho
Efnfe N}ssnnrf 1.oista l.t
, 1864-02-09

w ANIED-F'Or the Government
Fv In the QuartcrnasteF's Department. at St.
Louis. TO Quarrymen. Wsges eE per mouth and ra-
uons- Also, 2,50o Laboregs and Teamsters. Wages
nished to place OF destination and returned to 81.
Louts. Mo. For further information Inquire nt the
Government tfIce. 1917 South Water street. Chi
cago, III. JAMES IT. CLARK,
iNn uYn, 4rt Government Apent
, 1864-02-09
THE CITY.

AocDEET.-One Of the hands employed in
Flynn'e Foundry, on the corner Of Canal and Polk
streets, got entangled in the machinery, yesterday
afternoon, and broke his arm.
, 1864-02-09

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