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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-02-04
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, 1864-03-08

horIe's Gafss-Pecp,c e. rz Auller. Order 70,
The delivery OF tic child to rclstor.
99. Peo2le a r. &C. rs. Hammond. Order sos
KIcorprn's cogHH-Bgore Ion. E. Fan Burn,
JUDGE Common Lag.
I1crle's Cases-99. People ". Stone tPcrjuryJ
40. People ". FolJ (sodomy.) Motion to quash
1sa. People e. rel, Callahan ct al "a Han1nond;
VII Habeas Corpus ordered. and bail h1cd NJ
e.. People 70. Black (Ass.ult) Pic. of former
Aequitta1 entered.
Police CounT-Monday. the day dedicated to
bacehus By popular usage II not by mysho1oyteal
laws, was celebrated with usual honors yesterday.
There were more than aixty names on the black
iist, although the vast majority Of offenders were
only drunlards, ragrauts or dlsordcsllcs.
:. 6ab1attcot 0ose4rancee. George Warhins and
charged with being diso1deriy on snndny evening.
wero pel.mbulattne ClasE street clearing The side
Talk e q hoxoe, bales aud even loot passengers
Another Raid 6y The Po'ses.-Flora Guroy,
charged with Keeping dlsotdeTly house near ths
coste. and about dozen inmates similarly con
ts1tutcd $40 aud costs each. Officer Kelly, who
was stationed to watch this establishment on sst
urday night, stated that between half past seven
and quatter after eight p. H., 25 different mon
passed in Of cut of the house.
tQsst7g EountS1JEt M0nev.-Char. h1neT. Sonn
Phlfrr and Thomas Smith were charged with pass,
ins counterfeit St bills on the Eastern Bank" q
Bangor, Maine. Many complaints have been made
to the Police regarding the amount Of this money
that Is floating fn tho ety. Sergeant Miller started
on the track Of tho offenders and after some trouble
| arrested the prisoners. Miller pleaded guilty ane
was committed to tho Recorders Court In the sum
| Of ST 600. The others were rcmanded until to-day
| $GG0 bail being required.
Larony-Richhrd shurten, a boy, was charged
| with stealing SIS from Patrick Gum. 6hurteI
originally stayed at tho same boarding house Will
plnipti on Michigan Avenue, but he left the houst
on Saturday. Gann etates that bis money wlE
taken on Sunday night from under his pillow: II
| the boys possession was about s 4. but this p
| sWoro he had obtained from soldier, to whom h
had sold watch, and offered to produce his tathG
| as witness. Judge Mcdonnell, a. is usual viii
him, objected 10 this arrangement, and bound th
| boy over IN the sum OF 800.
, 1864-03-08

tn The matter week or two ago, and had replied
that he thought Il the Directors would purcnase
another lot cear by and place the fire department
an colslly good positio and condition "a at pres
crl, that The city would not object. He wanted The
Chief Engineer to be on the committee, but did
no; care to be on 1t himself.
All Coulan thought 1t would be great convent
cnco the entire business Of the city were placod
in The hands OF its paid officers.
~ tid. Holden moved to amend still further BY
adifinr three members Of the Council to that Com
1nitice and instructing them to report ut tho meet
ing next Monday night.
Aid Woodrnan insisted that tho Committee
ahcnid have power 10 act it would much facilitate
fhe 1l.ns Of the Chamber Of Commerce.
II was slated by AID. Hahn that the Directors
had already purchased the lot oppoaite On the cor
ner OF tho alley Of Mr. Adams, which was ten feet
deeper tl,an the ono now in use.
The reference was then carried unanimously, tht
Committee having power to act; and
The Council then adjourned.
, 1864-03-08
LOCAL MATTERS.

Illinois Street M1ssf0n.-We are glad to
learn that the meetings held in the new building
erected for that enterprise are increasing In Inter
est Hundreds attend every evening, and many
have already expressed their hope in Christ, while
many more are earnestly iuquirinE the way Of sal
yation. Such result is very encouraging especial
II when the fAct Is remembered that many arc be-
ing gathered in there who have not heretofore been
brought under religious influences. The meetings
wilt be continued every evening this week, except
Saturday. Tonight Rev. Louis E. Cha1plot and
others will deliver addresses.
Clark Street N. e. Church.-1nterestins
meetings are being held In the Lecture Room OF
1his Church, Preaching may be expected every
evening, and all are invited to attend.
Custom made Boots and Shoes at
Whole.ale.-Messrs Gore, Wilson & Co., the
we'll known Wholesale dealers In Boots
and Shoes open the spring cam
nein with a. large q stock in this
ipc of goods rs can be found nywhere they having
now in store from thirty-eight hundred to four
thousand cases, to say nothing Of goods on the
way. Messrs, G., II. s. Co. commence their auc-
ton trade eales On Wednesday next, and viii con-
tinue them every Wednesday during the season,
Dealers should bear in mind that at these sales
none Of the cheaper grades arc offered, being all
custom made goods, In which are also included the
Chicago made work. Merchants WILL at all times
find a fine assortment from which to select at pri-
yate sale and wc believe that no good buyer will
neglect at least m examination Of this stock.
Attention, Comrades There will be a
regular meetine Of Let Co., md Regiment, 5. u, OF
lie. at their nan, corner OF Randolph and Dear
bern. streets, this Tresday) evening, at o'clock
Business Of importance will be BROUGHT be!ore the
meeting, and speeches from distinguished members
l t.o r%o1 T. nFdAF
TIE CAPTAIN.
Life of Gen. McC1e11an.-A work purport'
ing to give yeritabla account Of the life, campaign
md services Of General Mcclellan, has been hid
mon the table of the local editor Of the TRIBUNE
| by Messre. Baudford & Baldwin. It Is puolished
by Peterson & Brothers, Of Philadelphia, and eold
at half dollar 1t Is intended a. an eectioneerine
document, and for this purpose seems wei aoap'ed
We have not attempted to wade through ITS con
tents.
North Star mission Concert-cornes Of
tonight at halpast seven, corner Of Division ans
sedgwick streets. Tickets, twenty-five cents
adults, ten cents for children. Clyboutne aSenn'
aad Sedswlck street cars pass the door every rev
| minutes, Arieh treat Ia promised.
Tho Fuel 1Ionopo1y.-Wc arc glaa u
notice that tho hack Of the fuel monopoly ia broken
The first ca1co Of wood for the present season. al
rived yesterday at the yards OF Dc clerqne q hto'
and viii be followed by others IN regular oFae'
The Messss. De Ctesqre instantly put oo"0 y
, 1864-03-08
MERCANTILE ASSOCIATION.


The regular monthly meeting Of the Mercantile
Association was held at Its rooms last evening;
Preeide1t Ty1ren in the Chair.
Mr. ". G. McKindley, from Committee appoint
ed to take into consideration the subject OF travel
ing sales1nen or drummers, reported TINT the Com
mittee upon ite organization, determined that the
subject belonged more particularly to the grocers.
Two meetings of grocere were held and those pres
ent expressed an unanimoue wish that the practice
be abandoned II all the Krocere agreed to 1t.
call was made upon certain grocers who were not
present ut the meeting. One house said 1t had no
agents OF drumtncrs, but would not efsn IN agree
uent not to employ them. Another responded that
it Ind employed number for year, and could not
break tho contract, while the third house upon
which the Committee called, would not agree to
auy arrangement whatever. The Committee report
that the subject be dropped and the Committee dis
charged. Agreed to.
The committed appointed On Alteration 'of By
Laws, made report, recommending that every new
member hereafter admitted to the Association be
required 10 pay the sum Of IS In addition to the IS
heretofore naed in the Constitution, to give them
a1l the privileges OF IN equal participation In the
accumulated fund Of the Association, and that the
.epo.t hereafter be one Of the Bylaws. Previous
to discussing Or taking yote on the subject, the
following gentlemen were elected members Of the
Association: George s. Williams Gilbert r. Smith,
4, F. Croskey, George B, Doane, Edmund Aiken,
O, F. Badger, L. c. Badger, E. l. Tinkhau, John L.
Hancock, r. II. Hough G. ". Beldeu.
AZ MsT,rd,1 -, ora.r tn overcoma what was rc-
osr,sea ~ cnnstitutIonal tficu1ty in increasing
% he aum ~ necesssry to become a member Of the A.
ISOLATION. They were discussed at considerable
1nath md the subject was finally referred back to
The committee. and three members added-E. A.
Hawes, P. q. willard and E. Burnham.
rceplution was passed authorizing the Secre-
ta to daw unon the Treasurer for al bills against
thc Aesociation Of SO or under, without having
them credited BY the Finance Committee. All sunns
above $50 TO remain with the committee. as hereto
fore -.
NJ, Wicker stated that there was on hand, inai-
rccty under the control OF me Association. Inc
eum Of 81 zoo or 81 5oo raised to pay the expenses
Of the Canal Convention held In June last In this
city. A letter Ind just been received from Hon
Isaac II, Arnold urging that this fund. or portion
fit, be employed TO send DR.. Daniel Brainard or
, 1864-03-08
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS,
FIRST DAY OF TIIE SESSION,
Question of Bounties and Enlist
ments--Whst t has Been Done
The Quota not Aseertained
The Records.

The Board Of Supervisors of Cook County, as
scmbIcd for the Transaction OF business
yesterday afternoon, it being the first day Of the
March term. Tho board came to order at two
O'Clock and the clerk read the minutes Of the pre-
ceding regular. and two special sessions, which
wtre approved. The following were present:
The chairnan, ]. " Allen, Of Elk Grove, and Sup
eryisors Algcr, Brown, Brady. Cool, Camnlack4
Charleston, Chandler, Dalton, DeWollc, BEandorR,
Hdbrool,, Fleming, Farwell, Fisher, Gibbs, Gage,
Gorm1ey, uaines, Hopkins, Harms, Irwin, John
eon, Jnmca; Kingsley, Morgan, Myrick, McGlash-
en-. McGafcry, Niles, OlcndorH, Panckcr, Pinney,
Pushcek, Peacock, Rces. Robinson, Shiels, Strong,
Stcinhaue Steinmullcr, sehacIlford, ". n. Taylor,
f. s. Taylor, Whitney. and Ward.
Abecnt,- t,-Supcry1sors Campbell. Russell, 5hfer-
dung and Smith. :.
PETITIONS ARD coNNuN1oA11oNs.
Several petitions for refundng Of taxes wero pre-
scnted and referred to the Committee On Equa1Iza-
ton of Taxes. .-.---.
LIMITATION or BouNTIEa. -
The War Fund Committee to whom was referred
the petition Of L. NJ Mott and Frederick Brown for
bounties, reported adversely thereto. 1t secmsthat
the parties enlisted August 18th, 18e the last dsy
liked BY tho Board on which the county bonntfes
shuuld be paid, and were not mustered In till the
following day. The Committee was aycrsc to pay
ing tho money applied for, as 1t would open very
wide door through Which much money would go
ont of the fund. ...
Supervisor W. ". Taylor moved to amend that
the prayer OF the petitioners he gsanted- The
amendment was lost by vote ofss against Z; the
report was then adopted.
SOLDIERS FAMILIES.
The War Fund Committee submitted report OF
| financial operations as followe ::
Received from u. 2. Culver, Chairman of
The former War Fund Committee ........$ 465.0d
! pnfs 1Y11nH
, 1864-03-08
CITY MORTALITY.
Report of the Health officer for the
Month OF FelruQfy.

>" The monthly report OF the Health officer IL Just
complied for Fcbruary 1854, and from It are COM
piled the following statements:
CAUSES.
Abscess of bowele, / apople1y, l bronchitis, 1;
burned, ] brain fever, /; bilious, 4; bowel COM
plant, 9; childbirth, g; cancer Of the womb, ::
preston Of brain, !; Group, y; consumption, A.;
lion Of bowels, 2: cholera iniantnn, !; drop
", G; Jiarrhca, 1: drowned, s; diptheria,
hu1nor il blood hesrt disease. 8;
Illumination Of womb, !; Inflammation q brain, q
Killed By cars, killed IN brlckyard, liver COM
plaint, :; lung fevcs 2; lung d'scase 2; measles,
5: Inaraemus 2; nervous fever, 8: old age, 10; par
nypie, : pucpcrnl fever, s; pneumonia, s.; patrid
1evet, rai1rosd accident, rheumatism, scar"
let fever, u, spinal meningitis, sudden death
small pox, 80 spaFnns, scrofhla. I; enicde By
drowning, t.born, 3; teethlng, sG;151p :; ty1ph9s
water o. ths brain si "hoopins cough Il un-
Chicago, 143: England. 6: Ireland. 10 Wales, ;
Germany, IS; Canada 4 Bavarfn, 9; IEltnots, 3:
ether States, G4 Scotland, 3; Norway, I; France,
l; Sweden, !; Prussia. l; Unknown, 90. Total,
Under ave years, 81 five to ten years, 20; ten to
twenty years. 10; twenty to thirty years thirty
to fClty years. IS; forty to- l&y years, n; dty to
sixty years. 1G; sixty 10 seventy year, II; seventy
to eighty years eighty to ninety years, 1; still
| tho ipi,
, 1864-03-08

The following Ia an extract ftom letter written
by the Rev. C. z. Weiser, to the German Reformed
.Ntsstngfr, at Chambersburg, Penn:
~..A BKNETAc71Ess.
Just open the door for her, and Mrs. Winslow
will prove the American Florence Nightingale ol
teach our i susy " to say, "A Blessing on Mrs.
Wiuslow " for helping her to survive and escape
the gripping, co1tckinR nnd teethi9g sieEe. We
confirm every word set forth in the Prospectus. It
performs preeisely What It professes to Re1foEm
seo2dRs RsI' sss fri s
and every other "NaEcotic," by which the babe
10 dragged into stupidity, and rendered dull and
We have never seen Mrs.. W.nsow-known her
only through The preparation Of Der Soothing IN:
power, we would Mske her, as ehe Is, physical
saviour to the Infant Race. Is cents bottle.
Sold By ali Druggtsts.
E-Frcsh shad, tho first Of the season, at A.
Booths Oyeter Depot, corner Of Madison and Denr-
born streets. martlt.
r. Send the Soldier box Of " Browns Bron-
cbial Trochcs,n which will relieve the distressing
affections Of the Throat ind Cough produced BY
Cold and Exposure.
Go TO TIE B1sr-Go to Bryant d Strattonts
Chicago Commercial College, to get thorough
practical business education. Fer circulars 20 a.
cago, Illinois,
w House and Sign Painting, Caleimintns
Glazing and GsaIning. Paper Haneings and WIN
dow Shades selling Wholesale and retail At New
York prices. F. E. RaBI, 80 Randolph st.
Boz kSSe, fee5u3731m
, 1864-03-08

rsicc Of wood one dollar per cord. We noticed thst
during the winter the price OF wood at thoir syn1d
was uniformly lower than In other yards. They
can always be found at their Office No. go Market
etcet and on State, near the Burlington crossing,
where the pub1c will always ohtain fuel at prlccs
as low or lower than at any other place in the
city.
Soldiers Homc.-The following a1e the ar
rivals at the soldiers Homo during the twcutyfour
bou1s ending Last night:
:sth: &. ". 1aEbet, c, ssh; i. Cal. G. DtR; A.
Kellner, G, ~; 7. buIns, ?; eoth +, Thompson,
s's. y TsGR h 4 1Sss ms,s Rs s osa Sst
fellow, Il. 54th: Cap Wolall, D. s9th J. Hawkins,
F, e6sh; Cop: nsy, a, 4, ss.b; C. Woolcott, 3 3oth:
4 Hs11ey S. sh i, T ra5hKenbe1Esn $h; ;n 4
6;;is; /; dfee5, q, I'd; 6. II. Green, % ssd: ". "
IS ISp sa:t q hsgS: S e. En- Fsf;bs WiPfs r.
E Freak, 3ad; A. nof~o9, e a, 7:d; El|,as,
"a; geHd E. FisGe III; Y GFe'tas1 + x I'd
Aeasah Keey. B. s5ih q. ". 6eana af"fsS i1s.s
A. +. Smith; ID; 9: Davenport, 2. soul; u. F.r-
fse : III WI sfS@RasdI Ssd a; a1;ea
Hisconfin-J. Wood, /, 18Th !; J. 4. Day. K, 9Th
:rd Corp. Newall, +, 1th; a. McManlan, +, III /;
T. Fitch, a, ID; 4; ]. Ha1land. !. eth.
M{fHtqlH-H. Me{f1cE. a, 6lh SefEt- Taylor, a,
1Bt; Sefgt E. D. Walls, C. 1st Sergt. D. P. lump,
T. lHt
Iudiana-J. Richardson, F, BNh.
Iotoa-W. Billings, =, 9TH.
Fxnnsy tGnid-W. Benncr, -.
InroIid C07ps-W. Bowles, =, 9Th; ]. Antram,
A. Bta,
1o., r. u...,-r,.
Emo Nets Ssofe VI AAosso &C HoSsei'..ae -
palnters have succeeded the carpenters and the
work of reatting is making good progress, which
will make tho new store Of Ross & Foster one o1
=
inc oest Us II ID one o. 'ne oeet ~ to e,s
The superb and completely new atotk dcsllnen &c
delight the ewes OF our shoppers ia now daily ar
,r5n, nn3 trffbi, very stnrt fine th{s beant5spl
e' ~ - ~ 80. 1.ss;..
s1ofe VIII nase sAea ''s p1aeo an'ohs out 1eao'nt
dry goods houses.
DR.. James Huuter.-Wc would call atten
t3t, to tbo fact thot the ot;cc NJ ~ lame. IInn4r
~ 1 Go a.-a.t at ~ NJ "a VI,
a. ~ 90 nases' ~ w. ~ :.
| We notice that the requirements Of the otice il
Now yor1 are ench ~ 1pj1l nrevent him from iyint
80 .s.e.at s..a.5aaaa r. 10 rn,,a.a, on1c,
nls personal a,teiaause ~ ~ . tas snso 1sus h.s
| INC 1atu oi tnls montn arrangements na'
| tfents under his care after that datc,
|
-Dr Iomes snecta1fst In the treatment q
any chronic, mercuraaI, scrofulous blood and ski
, 1864-03-08

"
The report presents and suggests many points Of
interest, among WHICH are the prcpondsrencc OF
the mortality Was least from small poI In each
year. The pressure on our columns this morning
EprhIds their discussion. -
, 1864-03-08

DI&pcusary for Diseases Of tlle Eye and
Ear.-1l7 South Clark strcet, Chicago. Patients
received by Dr.. J. d. Walker from 10 to y and to
datly. mns-a14@'ot
, 1864-03-08
M a RRI ED.
ID I II d

February ID, nt the Parsonage IL WestkiH, bE Rev
y. {. LonEyear, Mr., MORRISON BRoQhs, q kaoka
, 1864-03-08

The FLORENCE Nightingale Of the Nur.
eerys
The following ia an extract from letter written
by the Rev. c. g. Weiser, to the German Reformed
.Nesstngsr, at Chambersburg, Penn:
, 1864-03-08

To Country Merchants.-Buyersln In this
market should not neglect an examination OF the
stock Of Mcszrs. Gore, Wilson d Co., wholesale
boot and shoe house, 54 Lake street.
luhH.h1Qfr1M IH&Y
, 1864-03-08

T.
Tho regular monthly meeting Of the St. Georges
benevolent Association was held last evening 1t
Witkowsky Hall. After reading and approving
the uIputcs Of the preceding meeting, snndry re-
ports from Standing Committees and and Visiting
Committees were acted upon. A Tote Of thsnks
wae rendered TO James Warren for eundrJ favote
In the way OF passes. The committee appointed
at previous meeting to consider the expcdiency
OF celebrating the three hundredth birthday Of the
Bard of Avon, reported that they had written to
New York to obtain 6ret-claes ShAkefpeafiAn
reader. hut thcy had learned that Geo. Vandenhod
wac engaged at Toronto. The committee con-
cluded that it would be better to gtve mscc11ane
ous concert to consist Of music, an eulosy on
Shakespeare, etc, on Saturday the sd OF April,
and Oh Monday to give ball. They further re-
ported TINT Hi. Johneon, Of Chicago, would give
1rre reading II the Society we're dieposed To hear
him. member moved the selection Of some
evening to listcn to the readings Of MI. johnson
or my other member. This proposition elected
considerable discussion, and ended In the selection
OF Nitkoxsky Hall Ms the place, the time to be
fixed by the President and publicly announced
through the public press, After the transaction OF
other business of no general interest The Society
adjourned.
SAINT PATR1ck's BATQCET.-A meeting
OF Irishmen was held last evening IN the
fremont House parlor. to consider arrangements
for the banquet to be gtreu upon the coming ami
vessasy Of Saint Pat.ick. the patron Saint Of the
Emerald Isle. The chair was taken By ". Ii.
O'BHcn, who called foT the minutes Of the Last
meeting and nlso for the reports OF the various
committees then appointed. These committees
reported that they have the fremont as the
hotel where the banquet shall be held. and also
have determined TINT the price Of Tickets sha1 be
fixed at three dollars each.
At tue request Of the meeting, the Secretary.
Cl,as, Mcdonnell, read the resolution passed at 1he
lAst meeting, upon which this meeting had been
called. 1t was as tolloWBs
niycrso1y or ireland, ns 1tish gentlemen we unit,
IN harmony nnd concord to elect the celebration Ii
u banquet 10 be held in some place dceisnased b.
the committee
Amer some slight discussion regarding the oh
ieets of the meeting, 1t was moved that ballot b
4nkcn to elect President and Vice President aftc
which The various committees should be selects
by the chais1can. The following ar the officer
choscn:-~
Il Hshrxsident-Charies Mcdonnell.
zTaasta<r--AaSTSs;en;; zTaasta<r@..ie re- president D G. c.p
.Ths ss@e committee was appointed for tha n
E csrn,ey n : va appointed TO act "a com1nitte
" ane 1 Corresponding Secretary <choeen At he lst
apPo31sd sesstad ssa5d q as and earsi
MoTca &c ny anpolnts 1t she ias meclin
he discharged, and thai the president stce pros
icnt. eecrria1Y and treasurer constitute COMM
Ire On printing md mlsccaaneors business. -
Aftcr the discussion Of some matters Of mine
f,onorsnce, 1t was resolved thst the meeting az
to,uu Until next Monday evening.
, 1864-03-08

CADEM OF MUSIC.
II WashinRton stzeet. between Clark aud Dearborn
ARLINGTON, KELLY. LEON 4 DONNIKXH6
MINIS r HELS.
Ik1Kx6E ATTRACTION. UNRIvALLED P.2rORNANoE.
First week Of the Carte dc yIsl:e First week Of the
Pantation DarE!ts- First week Of Kathleen and tho
Swnllow. Bully for ALL The Shepherds Life. Frs1
week Of Sounds from Homo. Grand Matinee Saturday
afternoon, March 1t for the Benefit the Protestant
Orphan Asylum. Door open at O'Clock. tommeoc-
Ink at 3 M. Admission Is celts: Seats secured
through the d4J 50 censg. Prtvate Ro1e1 g %.
mhS-v99-1w EDWIN KELLY, Manatef.
, 1864-03-08

r. Send the Soldier box Of " Browns Bron-
chial Trochcs,' which will relieve the distressing
affections Of the Throat ind Cough produced BY
E.o1d and E.ynneufe. -
, 1864-03-08

Tho Fuel 1onopo1y.-We arc glad 10
no;ee that tho hack Of tho fuel monopoly ia broken.
The inst cargo Of wood for the present season, ar
rived yesteriny at the yards OF De clerque bro.'
aud viii be followed by others In regular order
The Messss, De Ctesqre instantly put Gown tle
, 1864-03-08
En5t.
BpQrDt1lQ.

pOARDING.-A pleasant room,
4y With beard, suitable for gentsernan and vile OF
two gentlemen 1t 81 Illinois STREET. EcfsreoGes se
ouIret. HnSNA5~A
, 1864-03-08

Tho monthly report OF the Health officer IL Just
complied for February 1854, and from It are com
piled tue following statements:
, 1864-03-08

TOR SALE Lots on Michigan
avenue, near Twelfth strcet-onet third cash. bal.
8uca on time -
1rst-clafs residence on Michigan avenue, neas
Monroe street, With brick bafn-rcFy low.
Lot en- Monroe street, near Wells
Lot on Clark street, between Harrison and Folk
very cheap.
finc Lot on the southwest cofncr Of Randolph and
Ann streets, suitnl1e for a store.
The south half Of Lot In block 5. In Ogdcn5 Add
tIon. ... - .
on Fultou by Is feet On Clinton street, Apply to
THOS. FIREMAN.
tnh8al1l0t III Eandolph-Bt., Room No.a.
, 1864-03-08

TOR SALE.-Farming Lands for
IL sn1e SO miles IRON Chicago, In the township Of
Peoton Station, On the Illinois Central Raliroad.
These lands were selected at early day. and arc
some OF the very best lands In the
to market and sehoois and s1rroundsa By an intel,
Sc eold IN quantities "a follows Co. 10 16o 24o; or
$50 acres. Terms OF p2ymentcasy. For particulars
ton, Ch,caro. or y. 8. DEAN. Marshall, Michigan.
, 1864-03-08

TOR SALE-30,00o acres Of well
l. selected Pine Lands, in lots to suit purchasers,
with steam mills capable Of cutting thirty thousand
mn s. Thunder Bay On Lake M AnTon Psfso9s IT. ~ E1sh &
faTorable with superior quality Of timber and good
facires for chipping. Address GIG. y; FLETCuEls
Detroit. Mich. fel3-T961-14S T3kTU