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, 1864-09-04
LOCAL MATTERS,

South Side Union Loaeue.-The 8. g.
q. /. A., will hold q meeting On Monday eve. 18th
mat } at Wazzen Hall, commencing at o's.ock.
Fourth Ward Avoid the Draft-At-
tent,on !-An adjourned mas meeting Will be
held At Ul1chr Hotel on State ss1ees, Monday. Sep
ihe dratt III the ronrtn Ward. The Quota cau % b.
1aised. Prompt nctton will sayc us. Iet nTerv
man in the Warp attend.
w The following letter is from Ds. !. II. Jo,.
dan, OF C1nctpnatI, to Dr.. WUaou, Of pittshnro
Penn. IN answer to aletter of inquiry copeefQinc
Dr. James. abilities IN the treatment Of p1ivase
qnafnttd a tth Dr. Jamca.
:Dr. j. T. Jordan was phy.ictan to the Cincinnati
chol:la Hosplsal dnrtgg the summer oi Isa9. and
cine and Of Aatef.a Medic, in the American McdI.
"a Institute Of Louisville, ky, in 1e5o. 5 and 81
Dr. 3c55sn H. 10 nSs or Tas when .s. heard ifo
from Chicago BY th Air Linc>. whete Tie skepticsl
can refer to hun. Here iskho le.rtr referred to;
~, C1sc1SNAr1, July 8, 1864.
uuss ta.t s1Frn have ,nswsG nn"9 t. h.
formerly oftJsmes LICK Hospital; New oricans'
and noT Of Chi:aco. I!lno!s, of and on, tor the
1T ~ ,s 1f,se n. npd thna safely tea
i BIS equal ! knew him two years In New Of.
Leans. and three summers IN this city. and
10 rotn p!sees l had occasion frequently to
line to hiu1, snd IN every cate, 70 lar az could
!fafn oe was spc9esstul and gave the most perfect
eaue.aetlon. Me mas RON the 1tart made the study
2! "9as sse eonea f?eeaal dts specially, and
snow OF n2 one 10 whom world sooner recon.
msao tp9 2auent oI . friend needing treatment Of
tnat kiao OF !of any q the kindred complaints or
ea1En!e o1eeaees Ho!ea pc mas made hts etudT,fhsn
TO BIN. You can, think, satsly recommend OF
SEND each patients TO h11n III case you do not Wish
10 treat sne9 yourself
toofs tful! J. II. JORDAN. n. D."
Dr: James cures syphilis, semina! weakneas, ,and
~ oleeases u the blood, skiu and gsuelosisa or
gant.
Dr. Jnmee' othch aud psrlnrs arc IS Randolph
E'1ett, between State and Dearborn s.1cets. Ten
seosrate rooms. and ali consultations csnddenttal.
omce noufs nom a. N. I'LL : p. N. sei-q400-1t
, 1864-09-04
BOARD OF EDUDATI0N
Reports Of fCOmmtt1cee-rApp Appolne,ne en1
and Rc8sSnA1lons OF Tv4chcrn.

Reports tsofoommls.ces-,Appolntrnent. Of
ana AesssnA1lous OF ToacheFs.
Aspecial meeting OF the Board Of Educstion was
held At their room Satu1 1sy afternoon At tbrro
o'clock. The following members were present
Ab TAR. the President, In the chair. P. Ca1pen.
ffs' IKE T. rssndet !13le. n. R'dsr, !. wa1dh,nser,
II sna mlsa;:. ., the last meeting re.e ta.n 1..a
VI. Wells shen resd 4 letter Of aeeeptancs from
All 111eeaso' T1ee 6'9 isseiy appointed supshntsn.
conn mi a. ~. pi:cea sSnsd a On motion the
NJ. !. 9. WEa q, from the committee on build
ings, reported thai tho school buildings and pse@
Mr- Wentworth. fiom tae COMMITTEES On xon,.
fstns and furniture, waated 70 know II tho CON.
mittes Eat held responsible for tho expenditure,
Ihe cha!s ssased th,t The chairman Of tbs commit.
MI, RYDER. rom the committee On The examlna
n9n Of teachsrs, RI ofted n favor Of certidcates
oe'es Seaa H. rseSs aasss,
Wood. semsntha z. Sheppard. Eaaeea d. Em.
nom, Louise 0. sterltng. snsan 3. Butts, Helen
4 R:s s.xss xasy ny i Gs ps9s Ban: 51 M S.ss
Jane DonFan: ND Lydis u. Pneips.
On Hotien tho eeFl6eases were granted.
reposte tho iollovinx: Mis- HsliocE fron, Bfsach
GsWbe1u TO Jones; Miss Eirby to seammon; Hiss
Gemhs nom Foster 30 scama.9n; !. .Aiss Gsdsf1y TO
NHAA.Gs 3aAes<9 AkNA&G& &0Q 0EzK6 10 Ef4nkHQ$ !
bury to Fosser; Misses ki1er and after 10 OTdeu ::
Ai,ses Wright and Cas- to Ncwber1y; Miss Tim.
inRhnm to Skinner; Mis- Rich nom B.iucepor to
Aoteley: Mss LeBonty 70 Bftd9euort
NJ. Wicker. from the Couu1ttce on Ian{tors
1nd suppEes, etated that The inc5es1e In "a
Us term would be In the nelshbo1hood of IS res
IL: IT, Wentworth, from The com,n,tts. on The u,eb
nc u.uel High school exhibitions nc coeaueies
Ne wa n laEot of RtFtng Ill tho p1pi]A a abow,
NJ: Wells stated that the determination was
III. Wells reported the following tenders Of r.
efgnst}onR, u hich o1f motion wsFo accented Miss
MelDtyle, Mls8 6o2thWortb, Miss JQuee, Mis-
Len1s, Miss Norman and Nt4i Thatches.
HI. W1ckoE Offered ! suRKestion toat an nxtfa
aetlftant teacher be furnished to the Franklin,
Skinner, WashinRton end Foascr Schools.
o14scotfon OF MT. Wentworth 1t wts raEeEred to
tho Committee On the Appointment OF Teache41,
The election Of j p1lntlpalfor the South Ohic%eo
School vas next proceeded with, resrltidetn tho
appointment OF Hi. Wech.
Kr. Wicker nnoyed that Nj. Btaekma1, the music
teacher, Be- placed upon ~ eQusity With The ptiu-
c1psts Of the schools, and bis saIary be 4i,s0o
On motion Of Nj. Newbez7J the matter WAS laid
on thn table. a1ef which, on motion the Board I'd.
tea&ne0' -tF- g.,
Assault w1rH 4 DEADLY W1AroN.-BenjAmIn
BssoIsa, of9tublinR notoriety In the city, In 4
condition bordering on &aartsus trssseay, wss
placed In the px'tnps1t box 1t ths A.moty On
Saturday. charged with an aspau1t With 4 daddy
WsHPon upon the p6x8oM OF Frank 2f14h&H, The
, 1864-09-04
Illinois and michigan Canal.

loPsCa1UtsPA{kh % tho Cu1e1zu I1Iu0Ge.J
BxuaHroxr. satnrdAJ. Sept. :.
EhfSp-1mpe,1sl, Loekpcsss S. A. Douxlss No.
=. seheea: Ahkxppa. OTTAWA, @!Sp5 fett lcnht1.
iest lumber, q 80 lsta: Xonarch, 1oltss. IA q
1atn: Anee, Ls9AIe, 75lss fset lumbar. oca sa.
kless oa1 Leaf Joliet ea:s1 feet lumber, 5xota ..h
Lazy 1saz kin. Lenont: D. Hess, do; e. @. L>>.ats
do:-Cdhve1aDcs, d. =: -
Aas1vxo71 aen1aa, 1asa:ie. rs toes eoass Water
, 1864-09-04
EVANSTON, SEPTEMBER 8,
ample FroVisions for 1000 that
number OF Tickets " ill be Sold.

SsfA ssre A. n apd raturn st p. n. Tbs
oe4anntA 4hs ~ 1T thtss Hho 9,sa 10 20 thaI Tay.
tns Ian bsse = u genuine Nov Eagiand style,
h,sh sssa. rs.r r Com. &e.Ae ced Po:k nd
t. T1insa ~ e.. dau: To.xae- Chrkens, SaCd-
ESe. atn. ss P91'ss r. Lsaonaae rss
Fnf snutane nta on the grounds, Ball p1a,fn-.
Heyn nsisefnE: r. M III 70 hr1.f by
Grove on The Laft 6nnre. - N1o
tie DAY. p"~' "a4 'ak
TEXTS fer safe at Kesn's bookstore. Ttoza.ons
EtsfAntant, City Hotel. fremont Hogrr and Nrtee1
aouee. AetQSI9.5t 1thn
, 1864-09-04
ve.scls Ps4sed DesKols-

tspee3A Darpeteh 10 the Chicago T1ibuno.1
DE1zo11, Saturday, Sept. ), 1854.
us-assh Westesn Metropolis, pAtube. Geraldine.
aeeaaaaa. Nadaaght. Fsote, Jsoohats, khkstord, r.
=. seens atnehnsn. Alfred. Hastze11. Aa1zondse.
DoNx-Hons.,' ~ =; =. '':,3s
, 1864-09-04

WANTKD-Ccr Ccrrespoudence.
w -Four young ot1eest in Tho veteran strytc..
Sstt,s 70 e ct1E.s@ 70 T.sh ant os q q tae H:a.
Of Notthern 1ndlsna- Up1eet-fun, love and mAtri-
Ecny. Letter. eontainieK photographs ill r tcetva
r. kkGuRs0S. Clpt. JAMES CL1N rDW. Capt HAR-
Rf HEAER. orr apt. HAHR HARWnOO. 44lh Ind.
ee&-Qi17-5t
, 1864-09-04
m,lwnuAeo Market

lspseIlDaIpatth 10 the E6l5aku Is1huh8I
NuwAuxEr, Saturday. sept 3, 1854.
fIouH-Dta]ined 3sosoc-sslea lmitsd to amau
Anaeonis u 4lhss fox county extra.
sas-Nat atat Eo:c fover. with falas 1t ssnltai Of
- ~ on It 3tt bus lowered soA$7,t1 On 'chspEe;
saAo6u 1t s1U e. al and S7.&s this evening" NArknt
quatt ~ $40. oAn eAaie1 II sc. :.
, 1864-09-04
M-ARRI H d.

At Toronto, on sne 1st inst by the Rev. Dr..
Jtnbin1e MIS- lSA BEL La EASSON, Of Torouto IN
NJ. JOHN BEN60S. o; Chicago.
0n The 1T !nss., at the Oh sch OF tbo Holy Comuu.
lt9r, y = ptT4 Mis nT tee Eev. Mr.. Dafter Col.
AT I; daughter OF the Hon. {. NJ Baker. of the
HasAxis. H. Sfpt. 1st, ty Ter Geo: c. Partridge
HAkLES ". Pols4Ett, EtQ., Of Mncbiss, Maiae. 10
1uSAS E.LoCkh GOD, ea1zh es OF Hoa. S1auel
, 1864-09-04

EsTRAYED -0re-lver caored
Il = pointer dog f.nm tho HAu{l!o7 Hon5e. cofusr
Of Clark and Worth Watsf sfIeeiE. 1t o'clock Aus,
sat Five to1lars reward Will given vhan rntufn8d
to the ABOVE audfssA.- G. L. AHTZaES,
, 1864-09-04

and Sexual 6ysteIuH.-New and feii3h]e t1catIne eat
lin reports Of the Howard Astociation. Sent By
mail In eesled Letter envelopes, free Of charge.
citation, No. 8 sortn Ninth street, Philadelphia.
pH tv4.rnau1$1.
, 1864-09-04
aucttu1t Sales.

/ ~ A<W<&*~N &rA%NNs
| ~
DlV.(B{V ar.1N ~ - -, 1M' ~,
FINE FhHaussEas Ka AND OIL CARPETS. CANTON NAT
| rms ENTIRE sr0cE M i c,pprr ucrsr
AT AuCrIoy.
A. nattsps tncs,o, Roar,. ~ e ssp.. ON ana 'ta,
ar Of Deslnorn snd Ws.hloee,ono atIak aoek. cor
kU Particulars heleafter.
apE:ses,.s W1. -.sor1hEs zaesioSss:ii., & Ss:i
l. public suction, on - '>''' ~
=. Sat Saturday, sept; loth, 1884,
caieaso 'osly x1sz!GF nsSss
s. 91sten e. 9hhs @o1e @ 4. ssesa1, oesapaa
sTnnss roSSs A5GS An51s1psd Ia's ~ tra 9ts..s
,ss nnv 13@ms. = cssa For ds.sftRsl3a, Dc,
Apgh4 mh4,ns.tsxIthn I'm. \. HuTfdka CO..
90 nps3R5R5F = RTs1T% aseaonss1,; Sm,,
1( Ao-c sEtAo40nNth
Tat. IN +ha wor+ n:-:
Aota ~ 1Ao "esk- -ulVlal0Q
AT AUCTION.
TT. ss a :tsS
ssss R5.ss s.. :'ssts M9fss s:s :ss Fl
Fss Fsass,sSss! ss!;!'. .ss Fl ssSs ssss's'
GILBERT & SAMPSON.
u f3ene,al Ancttoree,, II a. = - nn,,,,,
~" Nv - 40 @'e>*
sofE 8loR NE" FURH1TuEB'
CARPET e..
rrca.-r paprrn Avn r,y .,,,,, ,,,,,,.,.,
@AA6ooNA "@AhA'o1s AMI CndnoEh SETS-
AZ A-~A-
'~ N 49, &As-s"s
I'm 13ESuAY Rent 6s,, a. ats n,.,,c. -, ,A.,,.r
nt nnr ssir1,do,n: ent1i4 - se foA4 ssu
sARlos. eaaaszs ssaa.d axo a'''f11'''''
n5:.sss e.: sssss ssss sss' s:s sss - s:s
Dinsx Ge.mser sed Pasior ;aairs, of q raf kSS
and cottke Ghanhss sets the aatss saa IL; assoft
-I!sCELIANEoiG5s i5 aooDs Il II o,o,osk-1tn.n
raass e1osss ,. h9sn Ho,1 s.
ssoe. "a " md eensA CONGRESS a''su7', sooss
seeons. GGs;gsst Ga1g. snyer P1atsd cs's5Es. For1.
..sor1n 'o1fRKRT sAMPsoN.
rm:RFRT + 1paass 'aS1se-':
:...,saI W = !! ooNs
Auc1oneesss IT, n ana q Deafposn II
Second hand Furniture C.rnss. ~na
fs1.1n Rnrrs "A& Rss* ana
TcTI9
On TUESDAY, ssPT. 8. st " O'Clock, we zLl ssl1as
, 1864-09-04
DIE %

ID L ED.
n tbs eltyf yfsept-s. 1874, Mrs. SARA I LlrEEsEY,
Fnrersl from the residence 2e9 nesn,stue "a st,rat
to oar !sunday1 l2k o'clock. F-1tnds OF the IAN.
liy nra IL y1Zen.Go hE enu.
, 1864-09-04

Metropolitan HAL 70 Reas--ThIs Hall
is 70 rent Tor al tho purposes for which such balls
lions can be n,sde At the oEce, adIoininc tie En-
ESRle to the Hall iel0-h14C-8
, 1864-09-04

-. EDst.
T .OST- $500 Re wsrd. A Pocket
- Memorandum Book, eoutsInfnx nIt1 Of DEaz
Aad cash fteue. Tho finder will ha PAID Sa.m upon
leaving 1t II 81 South WAsr Street. It T. Of va4ua
only TO the oaEer, ss{-Q3aB It
r OST-- In the neis hborhy Cd Of tie
Poet onre. 4 Pocket BOOK. eopts:utoe bIl.t
amounting 70 SIS 70 s17n Tbe EndtF viii b EbeF-
ally :e. atded BY (esy1nI The rama ut al Lafegr.
eE2QeAE It
GJOLEN-ArR,- 4th 1864, from
~ the tuo.er:ber II CbilIcotne, n; Gue .o!n Cou.
: PeIsoni " 1asntd from zeeeiv,rR saae susl.q:ts
, 1864-09-04

~ Houte and Sign Painting, Calcinlntus.
Glazing md GEaiain9. Paper HangtnRs and via.
dow Shades selling al Wholesale md retail at New
Tnyk priccs. r. E. R1ab1, 80 Randolph street,
Boz 5GHA ly41.nff41m
, 1864-09-04

Home fo1 the month Of August:
Ptosesds .. iais held BY Misses Lacy and Csu.
fgs ga9e1s ssa Ii. ns I'd r. S SG%asg aass
60 sna p'pss. e:s %; NJ. vot, veeess6ies: % ftoaa
Bletow, spptee snd sh1rts; Mis- ssyssss 9sncseiss
ioi the stox :Chl,dsen'f h1. It HelsideTe, lis:
f9lssed lN s * Mrs. Goo'd: Of Morris, 41s; Gif 81
81 fcre1 III s.: M sslps, asa Is; ~ so9e BON.
nell es: Ar.: Dseenhast COLLECTED kt5 Is, nuiss.
we ~ ,e!,y, ano psoe@srs oi fesn eoeas wood
eurrsnss Ard sugar: AEs. Lant1y, cacumheTs: III
hJ Jennie Dieksnton, Jennie Hodson and Fsnnie
2Ess; FL s; s.s 9ss f Ii nFsss es I'd: .1 ss
boIy, Is = NJ. N.nfes Ts,oo', SO: d. 9. LOOMS,
less = 1hI.f1 iet IT, :: ssse; Fs. i1e sss sie aa
xssi,; &s aet.s, t s; s. H. Siaea ssas sais,ss g
~ 'ss as's 4as u
;:seIa ..s , ssSt ., ii: is2sas 81; ~. g F:.Ss
ssgttse!ts; A.s; cash!nR. !ese.a5les: Xts.
se:s doas1 asoa. lsfi ~ te:es 4,i
colt, barrel corr, md : ehesse; N. sag
q .o,.1 n.5ss. e., DsEat DstFs:sh'fs Ell, NJ rs
Mis- one qustt brandy; H. FL rleasa oa;
ee,ast euas sso,s &c asS I
Adame Houpe and Rieh,noud honse Nm. &. nIe.
Gina tdplea sor the sick: HI. Singer, one bs5re1
onfona; HI. sho1es, onekeg ptckaes: through M.
,Wal9ro9, ooe barrel vegetables; friend, }n0o:
Railroad. 4fp0 o.; f1is hy Kate T. Parker. Kitt1
Bater and Aau + Bsoofa ese 30; Ma shtpmsa.
totnatces; AI.fx11k. y 90; Afa. Goold, XiQoo:
Mts- NerrtsuAt o. cot3 Mr. A. T. Hal, do psss
Tor 6npeE7ut- -16snt; 4. D.. stsvunson, Aarors.
$500: 1ra. Ks3t, tWo dozen towels; Mn. h. H.
rtceivld nom Qz1ad Haven tvo cords wood: Ma
81anee: p.eAF9se: e Hndftes; n,onay Ian It %
Home. xlb-76.I.- =. ''. g: ,
By osoe1 cf CpeuUtttee. =
, 1864-09-04
Railroad E1nlc Table,

CHICAGO And NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. COR. wRsr
wA5Xn AND EINxIE ers.
, 1864-09-04

VI ANTt.'t-inmt oiately, by a
..oxs. ,sss'iemNn snd rife. board .ad suroisssd
rcon4 ~ pirate fauiiS. IN tho Wet Hsls on,
Nns.. snrss sss 20 .tn rua,aest. auo 70 ~ all
= ,<Jtn ~" fau 'lr u xld,-v lAoJ preferred
OIJttt: riea.aet, quiet hs nc I.nca.fnn d-s1ed
Ga or n.,r taFt~ or MAJ lto1 streets Terms must
1855, Chicago. sef-nsEass
, 1864-09-04

w ANTED-J inflrm the patri-
" otsc citizens at Chictao. siasa Of n1p61s thas
tney csn now procure their Representative 6eeruit4
L1ek Bcx Pos Office ROB3. Catcag :, III.
& h-flsase give fufl name aud 4ddrsfs, and Ill
4tt,Qf4S-.w W ii d r sA+
, 1864-09-04

w AM ED a ypLug lacy who
"a Hho ~ nrt Gvo ses1. IN enc 'amtty. wiane, I
u na''tn AZ ties ar e1ttcr In Erpt,v sch ,of,
Wfrh Eret: .he rte. Sne at~s axcsl eat t4s.
In 81. - 70 -ha, sctcr nj capanllt.y a1diexs
bt'A 3xe. hsrtf<sd, Coan. He.-Q.t1Us
, 1864-09-04

WANTFD-Au experienced Tai
- lnr to vhrk on bustne1 coats AMI nla zeroth
&C. Hes's strs0r tmp1osT,nt kuasa-t.ed- Aduress
bG1 tA@3. IRct eokv1llG. III. X4 c3tE.st
, 1864-09-04

w ANTED = Sbbatitutes. Dear
sirs. sfts- yau hsve ea=vaesed the c:.y OF
t9CNcs We M?o,d AZ for ecu to give us the IN IL
sass ton l't4e1t honnty to knbsai.utes aud RssIe.
MptAu1e nst1ttK shb o. S. GerE.ce II auf usr1od
IRON ohe 70 th1ee yetra Chtire or strvca aud
le1!ntn1 elTtn. Gn1otst men tasen oie. $50
Ann lbsee years- II 1ou vlsh bon .raoIe askflnT
FIVE n e.. ~ ,te eernlr Of Fannoph %n1 Ealle
tutG. ~ ,ne oakemett. Nm. MUkPuT & CO,
, 1864-09-04

RUNAWAY horse, ~isn wagon, belonging to
co7ored man named George Movldy, becane
frightened on Saturday apd ran away. The wagon
.wss 1nabed with melons, which wtfe scattered In
dire confusion iur about hslf . milo along Clstk
street. scorc CT more uf boys set about appro-
prlasi0g them, abd po'ice officer had to b called
to protect The pFopcftv.
, 1864-09-04

w ANTEis-A titaatlon as COPY
hthy lsdF ac-ulto1ed to the work, and
pfms Istl.t.. cor-retlY snd ieRib.J. nrrr 10
- u care I0I G3JU. Ae4uSt.-Ik
, 1864-09-04

WANTED so Gunbos stmeu I'M
W med.a.elY. Call ~ the corner Of Rsadolnt
Eeut, recruiting oftica OF S-'s
r..u. WIZ. NU ply CO.
eAah II ham. -- = F.4+ Ii I'll ,aIass 44.s1e
, 1864-09-04

WANTED Recruits for u. S.
~ Gunhoat y rice 4 few more Young men
wanted: Grett :pductments offered. LorA bOut tos
now bed and lhe hkneAl HaE. txtveu- Part1es bripr
ln2 NJ Etcin will be nheIht aided. Call ktthn
corIer Of RA1do1po and Lsall ttrr .ha bsss.
u e0t. at1-a41S-lW M. AENPEX IL Il.
, 1864-09-04

1zauzsr-A LArr. srAnnno ArynA1,-ou
Saturday morning Coroner WAGNER commenced
an inQulsiiion upon tic body 4 sailor named
John Lamont. A. previously reported In the
THnpxE, dfeested. who Was Bcdtchmau, wss
stabbed On the evening Of Sunday, Aug. 14th, By
corntfJman named Ankue McLeod, dnIing : d2ht
e cofee'ts saloon, Oh: North Dearborn street.
dition, dangerous fJmtoms wc1t supposed to hare
ss@a sgsiq N sssliqasly II and dIed 9 Fia.y noss.
not pot1tlrely testify that death ensued nom he
wound III question. until he hid made post nor.
tem ex.minston. Tho inquiry consequently
Tns counrs.-The september term Of Tho .su.
pcrloE couzt eoanmet,ees On Repsember 9TH. Dnr-
Ing the hrst week Of tho tern. The Court win nit In
Il Is expeeted that sse4e Vii 30 = jary IN tie
second week oI the term.
dAy, when there will BE- a.jn1J-. Nina esses per
day.re ct for trial Tho hofollo1tng. will be called
= Thomss Cody 70 John w.lsh Daniel R. Brent
" yos. 4. Guthrie et a.; Y; HsushWoui & ii.
u Vim. A Duttess: Michae! Hsulop - Mary a.
Fsns'lx FEs noft;s Ct :,, +: r. % }oaa se.ntoa
1o9ss r., - ra,s s;Asntsonssy = Wm: \ Tsstot:
ta5sn up a5ss. Daring The sern she Court WA slt
oo'5 H"fn " =. rn.' to 3p* n., dally. :.
THKt KtIuU.-,A Rfznd. meeting or III. h.ros.o =
The turf WIN b. held ue1t week On thc cronnd, II
tho Chicago Driving rasR, tho toutusment comf
menc1ng ou Tuesday md continuing th,ooeh M
ent1re week. EfRht ,rtahles haTe s11iyn4 snd M
most Brilliant crhxy of hozseaeah eve .aS
IN thls city. Among Tho fa*t ones which hass III
47ved ~: -. Boweg." the hero Of Tia ST, Louis
d - ooee; Ha.1 Ward Beeeher,"' posssfai I'll
t@o-yeas old +IdHwild," whe ssn fous nafles IN
H:s61; HPanic.H = By - Glencoe another fsst ons:
asrn1ro." "csptsin Wlld,' Kate Dn0csn,r
nosk MlEscds," !" and several others who arc not
dlsttakuished BY name. The meeting promises to
H. . great teocess In every WY. md fIon ths
Amouet od interest taken in sporting e1re1es. It. u
sste 70 ~ that Chicago WIN bo tho tud city ot The
QAtp0.
, 1864-09-04

PooKKr P1cKxp.-Yes'ettaJ quits knot OF
city politicians hnd cougresased on the corner Of
Randolph and Dearborn streets, discussing the
merits Of Long >J"hn." when 4 man ntnaed b.
Eeeleston-one Of the LOCKERS ou-had the breast
OF his eoas cut open snd 4 p1ss-book containing
$50 In currency taken. He can form no ideA OF The
ptrpetrAiof. .
, 1864-09-04

FOR SALE House and 1t No.
= IL Fourth avenue. Hous. ccrtatns stx rooms,
clfAf ~. &C. with i6oc barn In the rtAr. luQuue
1he pfSmtsk4. Fe{ nNl ff
, 1864-09-04
aHantpD-5uh8titutRs.

w WANTED; Su bstltutes. One
Nv hundred nen wanted for the Navy tmuaet,.
aety: Call atdars d md est the lara sat houptqs
4 Gu 65 Clask sLeat. a n3ta II
, 1864-09-04

- hso mtn for 2. g.. navr seEv:ce for cne YER.
10 won M oe pAid 4sh oonaty wn:th.
~ !tet ruisne Otlen CT EM MUhPdY s 10 : c1rEat oi
tsSinnaoiph And La.alle stzeets, undts Metropolitan
o'ocAs tel qf1t1W
, 1864-09-04

nor SALE-T n cr twelve Car
n s.sEe. Rusress and Bsdeje Hnrs.e. Ctu IA
tffn en vat RuYen a.rtet, b,tNcen Michissa J d
, 1864-09-04

EuR SALE Ten tbouEand Con.
~. 5ssttcnt 1sed c1sss. =. 81 % psr thaus.na
thopss,u Gscd ttnuiee ippor ID pritc,ns Cssrs
g sltIo PER th& usand. B+l,t,k oat. no. Ill Hle-
aclth as1eet IL the osteuent Of Tho % aouse
, 1864-09-04

w ArTED 10 rest, on or ba
-, i15e Sent :fth. 4 Cottage. or part OF house.
oy amall family. IL .bt psr1 Of TIE cigy coave isnt
IL Gals Aooi k0x ASi5. seL AZ d n
, 1864-09-04

cosJuoAI QUAnrEIs.-James Mcknight was
Charged yesterday before Justice Miller with hay
ling threatened tho life OF bis wife. Mrs McKnfch.
appears to he rerulsr tartar, AID on one or two
occasions during doue tic faeds Mcknight prom
,fendant. with view to be rid Of q bad bafpain.
aeked ae police 10 enlist IN the navy in preference
70 entering into bonds The reaqest 1gsS acceded
tos and the care continutd until MondaT 10 enhble
be made. 7s1t9A' ~
, 1864-09-04

WANTED = Dfsfted men OF the
~ c'U Of Ct ies1n acd atsto Of IlIp Oh to knov
can be tufntshe- rep:es the oft
isAtSntba9 tenn aEa The thsftes ottc. bs a1dfesis
1sLd1lE r aL0 LasA1ie a1e eets, IN II: basement.
btS Q.S4lN ". MURPHY 4 cd.
, 1864-09-04

FnL OFF 1nx BnIpoE.-Late list eyerlug
Joung rnsn In decidedly mellow condition, at
tempted to jump upon the Madison street bridge
aiter 1t bad commenced swinging, aud missing his
feotinG staggered OF the brldge and went into the
Ing near by, md came out fomewhat eoberer than
mind. -
, 1864-09-04

Rxr1orhBxr.-TheT Young Men'z Christian As
foesstion viii a,d,-witbout chatge-wo1thy
,oong mcn and boJe IN securing employment in
the city Or country. We pay epcclsl attention to
fahets and h1o1hcf- tightins the battles oF our
Country. Tre CuDn1itts On Employment xueets
70 tht tr r. oms. Msthodtst Church Block, besWeen
Committee
, 1864-09-04

South Side Union Leaeue.-The 8. 8.
@. /. A., will hold meeting on Monday eve, 18th
lnAt } at Warren Hall, commencing at O'Clock.
, 1864-09-04

WArTHD-Ag good Porter in a
at, wholesale MEl,utry hcuse. Aop At 55 Asd
10 !AkE sIc.t WALSH d aUTIAIHaQH,
, 1864-09-04

WANIED-A cen pete1t Clerk
- 70 set ~ Salesman In a Retail CtsshiuE House.
Vte VINO ccInes we'll ra<oMrnen0xd fri Ablt1sle4
ttd ee.rse er ~s't 'cc'tse gocd lasrs and per
m.ntnf employment Actress Boz 5e7. JacktoI-
VIE. Ill. RI n9a$-IS
, 1864-09-04
:1FGr Sale.

NOR SaLE A two-story House
- s-d 1t, vi'h rooms. q I'd with ali MODERN tm.
G.osen enta sftuatsd on Neshszry stress, oe.Veen
Ia1!or Two fth 1.fnesR. Is books trc1a tho
R'ue Ilsrd h:fse RAILROAD will .axo s7mo ,tn-
a1'c r'spests Tor past naF. the balances On llne.
lei q;eo7y jOHN KEsNEpF.
The Buchanan County guardian., 1864-04-12
WAR CLAIM OFFICE
l.. w. HA- RI.
Licensed Government Claim Ae,t

InFFICE Up Stairs, one Door West of Mar
" quette & McKenzie's Furniture Store
Min Street, Independence, Iowa.
OFFERS HIS SERVICES TO THE PUB
| lie in the Prosecution of Demands and Claims
against the Government. Particular attention n
given TO
Pensions, Back Pay, and Bouney Money, due 10
Officers, Soldiers, and Sean,en
The Widow, if there be one if not. the Faith
or, Mother Brothers or Sisters, or other legal
heirs of such soldiers as may die or be killed
10 the service, are entitled tothc Bounoy And
the wife. if there be one, if not. the children
under l6 years Of age, if there be any, are en-.
utled TO Pension Of such Deceased Soldiers
Also Orphan Sisters and widowed Mothers. If
they were in whole or in part, dependent on
such soldier for support. are entitled TO Pen.
sion, in case there is no Widow or Children
left of such deceased soldier.
VI No pay required, except Officers Feer,
and Reve"ue Stamp for applications, until tho
Claim is received. III
Independence, March Sd, 1863. t4s,f
The Buchanan County guardian., 1864-04-12
LEaE AGUTUA AL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF WISCONSIN.
SAFEST. BEST, AND CHEAPEST.
FOR WESTERN MEN TO INSURE IN


FOR WESTERN MEN TO INSURE IN.
This Company issues Policies upon the non.
forfeiting pl.n.
Premiums all paid in Ten annual payments
Each payment secures one tenth of the Poll
cies, (after two payments have been made)
even if the subsequent ones be not made.
There is no longer need of sending money
for Life Insurance, to the East for investment,
for it can be as safely, and more profitaby in
vested in the West, and at the same time give
Western men the benefit of their superior
climate, which should not be deprecated by
uniting with those who live in less healthy
districts.
The plan of business of this Company is the
same as that of the MOST SUCCESSFUL
Life Insurance Companies in the United States
The profits of the Company are all divided
among the policy holders
The members of this company virtually in
sure each other.
The business of the company is increasing
with such rapidity, as to warrant the belief
that ere long it must become one of the largest
institutions ofits kind in this country.
The number of policies issued by this
company during the months of December and
January last, was 637, very large proportion
of which was on the ten year or non forfeiting
plan.
Below may be found the names of few OF
the members of the company in this State to
whom we would refer those who may desire
further information:
| Hon. J. w. Cattell, Auditor of State Hon
VIM. Duane Wilson, Secretary of State Agri.
cultural College of Des Moines!; Rev. Jesse
Guernsey; Rev. Geo. W. Brindle; w f
Robinson w. p. Large Asa Horr, NJ. D.
Lewis A. Thomas, of Dubuque Rev. J. B
Taylor, Elder Fort Dodge District; L. P
Frosk Iowa City Rev. Geo. Clifford P
Rice Mt Vernon H. M. Conger, Manchester
Rev. Samuel Sloan; F. F. Elendorf Geo l.
Bass Robert Grant, McGregor. and A. II
| FONDA, Agent at Independence
OFFICERS OF THE COMPANY.
S. S. DAGGErT, President; A. w. KELLOGG
Secretary II. G. MARTIN, General Agent fol
| Iowa.
Office IA Wisconsin Street,
Milwaukee, Wisconsin
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