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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-07
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

10 Urmston, Boyd Braden. Vim Turner assignee
q Patrick Il Crouss; r Randall simon De5trt~b ~
ID woodward 70.
Acu, and each OF you hereby notified that thsre
is now On hie IN The Office OF the Clerk the District
Court Of aid lee County Iowa, at keokak peti-
ton OF saml Miller, Abnse Reeves and @. II Perry
Ing Of you the said r. A. Urmstop the sim of three
Hundred and Fifty Dollars as money due on two
pomssory notes aud also claiming against all Of ron
me ioreciosur Of mortgage upon Lot ten TfoI In
BLOCK len ioJ, In the ADDITION Em. n. Nihiam
ana Reeves Perry, to the City Of Keskak Iowa
ana unless yeu apPesr thereto and defend hefora
noon Of tie second day Of the next tenn Or sajd Cart
to commence on ibe frst Monday Of February. 1854
fragment aud decree will be rendered against yop
thereon By default. -
RANKIN * McCRARY,
oteii cav Attorneys for Plaintiff
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-07
DIABETES

Is disease Of tbe stomach and liver acting throng
The Kidneys, and H. StbsHs dsnbf the most ate
di>cass except eep.amption. that Affects the human
consultation have no SPACE for discussing caases
bus Viii state that t1e eject Of b. disease the con-
version OF ihs ssrshy principle vegetable portion
of the food} into which the kdneys 10
40 excessive secretion VI Many pesops sufyey
rom :hisdisease sho are ignorsnt off; hat To- they
psss large Quantities daring the DAY, are obliged
gel Up from ere 10 ntesn twenty times du ing
the night, No koiiee - taken Ct 1t their
Is esiaed 10 the large discharge ~ates and efen
when Is 50 Tar sav4ucri beyond The cousrei
OF ordinary feTn edes Another symps ON Is the rrcat
Arsis vhaeh ben The disease is faiiy established
iaioeraoleAe Fetisst drisks csaxfssflr wAest be.x
ssisAsd also dry boss OF the mouth, cracking IN
lips, sssss breath In The aaeed cases and
finally ioss Of appetite, rfsseiAthp AID the "a uen,
xrsduaiiy ssnhs FIRM exhaustion
Constitutes alter wthsut doubs, the onlr kuov
remedy for stsssfss shS VIZ have much col "a .nee
thai Il is speesss hsve that opium viii prcsuc
sleep ana ilushfs. cay HAT It has cured eyeSy case
In waic4 IL asa besn SD.
stone In the Diaddcr r, Calculus. q RI /.
vel, Brick Dust Deposif, &c, Ac.,
Dieeases arising from fanay seefettop-tn The IN.
beizr too htie Gn6 csHpsnie hy s~re r,In
and tie other 100 psoiuse scefrtioD--xAea viii BE-
speedily cufesi ls tbs
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-07

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~ IS 8Ifs IS fss@sx
, 1864-05-19
THE VOLUNTEER MOVEMENT,
Progress Of Eul!stments- Call for More
Men--Addltlonal Subscriptions.

Recruiting for the one hundred days service fs
still progressing In Chicago, and many me1 come
forward each day TO eign tho muster rolls OF the
various companies Included In the three regiments
of Coloncls Hough, Hancock and Shfmp. Still
they do not come mp fsst enough The regiments
arc wanted Immediately to take the places Of veto
rams vbo are wanted In tho front where the battle
il now raging. They ought to be in The field now,
and each day. delay ia frausht with danger to the
Vnton cause.
that The regiment OF Colonel uoueh was filled on
Tueeday, but the assumption was based on re-
port madc OF recruits coming In from the country,
which was not honored. Several huuafcd more or
men are needed to send the regiments to their
potts flied 10 The maximum, md they onght not
TO go With less than the full complement OF men.
tn Tss gqte bf n.
call for four hundred thousand more.
The following officers have been unanimously
elected IN compauy q, Col Fl HsneoGk's reg.snent;
Danks; Second Lii Ut. nant, Francis H. Woodward.
The following additional subscriptions TO the
bounty fand wefe made yesterday: Akin, 1ulbut
mnn s ki1nbal, s.; Ma,lard 4 Scranton, SIS;
q. 4. Towner, -; n.F Lewis = Co., sY; Rens;
sis; c. r. Nsrsh, SIS: Leland s Mixer. additional
SIS; 4, Eueksnbaek, $45; spraguc, Pres on y Co.,
additional SIS; Holt, ollphant s Co., -; g. 4 J.
son, n,: ST. JoscIG M Iaae, m Is: Moyt wnaIins Co.,
u. Chapman, $40; =. H. Flshbnrn, Sf0i Van Horn,
Murry & Co., Ea5: Jonathan Burr. SIS; Samuel l.
Ruth, 81; Abbei = c.; ~: nendsn Baldwin,
ION Co., SIS; hoes Goesagc, rs; Simpson d
8orc3 nj arr calied for, and must bo furnished.
r volunteering fsils to supply them The dral1 VII
nous ef1ort now Will probably obViate the ueeea-
sity Of calling out any more threc years men. Let
call to relieve every veteran soldier now IN the ser
vice, and the campaign will be closed before their
time expires. by the tolal overthrow OF the rebels
But We cannot expect this to DO done If great
proportion Of the soldiers are detained on guard
dnty. Il one hundred Thousand men be kept ID the
rear. to guard posts, and prevent Surprises and
guerilla RAIDS, the present campaign will yery prob.
ably be Intellectual TO The suppfession Of the febel-
lion. and another year viii be needed TO finish up
the work, which should be compely and thorough
II ended now. Roll along and flil mp the ranks.
Subscriptions are wanted. Let none omit TO
furnleh bis quota. Every business man should
give something, no! stay till appealed to person:
ally Tor a subscription. The secretaEy's office at
ths Board Of Trade Rooms IL Kept open al az
have put down their names Will hand In the
money wi,hou. delay; tho Secretary has no tlne
, 1864-05-19
ST. JAMES EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Conservation Of the Edl1ee---F Fifteenth Ami.
ye1sary--Seryite for Deaf MITES.

On this [Thureday> morning. at 10y O'Clock, ST.
James' Church, situated on Caes street, corner Of
Huron street. will be so1emnlJ consecrnted by the
impressive ceremonies of the Episcopal Chnreh.
On this Interesting occasion. larger number OF
Biehops and clergy than have probably ever COR
vened in Chicago will take part IN the exercises.
Bishop Whitehouee, Of Illinois, will be assisted By
the Biehops Of Wisconsin, Michigan, and Iowa,
and number Of prominent clergy Of this snd
other States. The ceremonies will be especlally
interesting to the parishoners Of st. James Church,
II 1t win take place On the fifteenth anniyersag Of
the Rectornhip Of their Pastor, Rev. Dr.. Carlson.
nee to Be- es one q lie snd strongest
The services VIII commence at 10Y o'clock The
eere VII meet At st. 2ame4 A. nessory: a9,Ga1nhh 11 e
tingnshed divine nom Brooklyn.
not entirely completed. The main tower, which
will form the front entrance, Is Rtil to be built.
Thig Is Intended to be massive and ornate stroc-
youne men Of the per1hb, who have died in tho sar
vice or the country, during the present war Of the
rebellion. Their names and The nanea Of the
earved On the granite walls Of the main tower.
The Church and Rectozy. AZ tsr as completed,
together with the land on which they stand, have
cost about $4,000, all Of which has now been paid
6or and there Il no debt whatever the property.
The tower and chime OF bells vii! coat about
si6oo0, a portion Of which Is ALREADY. IN hand.
to tbe Episeopsl spenSg ~ 5: ed Il he
for The deaf and dumb mutes 2f Chiesco. Al tgeh
desired to be pfessns EeT h:, ns Gaade, M1sa 4
New York, viii oficiats In the sign language, and
nfterx ards deliver an address to the congregation
spa BIZ, Sas se
The members mel of the Episcopal Churches In this
c,ty md others arc cordially invited to be present
Tr1
, 1864-05-19

6@nK 8
p. Cook had never seen but one similar case,
ano 10 that nitric ecid WEE used with eminent
Dr. Payne had patient similarly ,ff+ctea and
cnred him by the use Of Iodtde OF Totash.
Or. BdlfoWg recounted his treatment. and sta ted
mat no had used Ca1caria Alternating with LJco-
Dr. Beebe recommended the use Of A.aenfcuu,,
". 4ca1ee had treated q case similar to the one
ander dlseussion, with Arsenlcum. md had cured
Dt, Cooke offered the following, which, on
Eot1op. were adopted unanimously:
.MHKnktE-At late meeting ofthe Illinois 8tats
] s9sss fss s1ssss o. a,e eg1. tt
Wtfe discussed at length, and
WHEREAS veIy Significant and important
fact thst no euch epidemic has been observed by
vas entitrlT LETT out Of said discussion, therefore
Rsso1eea-That We hereby solemnly declare to
the existence and tic fatality Of sid disease are are
due tmost wholly to the cruel and absurd practice
TO Wltca The PATIENTS Of allopsthic physcials are
Issdred-That in the opinion oftbis association.
tle ost prolific, exciting, cause Of Puetperal Peri
tontiis the frequent adminirt alton Of pursstiyes
hp H ,ps nsafy e5eFy victim o1 this 1naad5
,, EStotrsd, That COPY Of these M Essolutions bs
rni=hed to re nswspapefs ot the State f9F pub
lie records ofthc association. eN
DIRE E. r. paine, OF Burlington. lows. md N. c.
Bprnhan, Q! chiaso, wcrc admitted "a members
The Committee on Nominations reported the fol-
h1xsidtnt-W. G. Authonv.
Wee Ryesidtafs- Ludiam, J. C. Burbank, T.
EseoTdsng seerstayy-G. D. Beebe.
Co7rerfpNdin1 SecTttaTv-D A. Cotton.
9Ifds1rer u. Pratt.
Board of Cenavs-Drs. Ober. Small Foster and
VanlicF.
neebe
ETheee gentlemen veYe subsequently elected
Dr George +. Shipman was by vote made IN
horp1ary member OF the instttutlon
the honor conferred in bis selection IL presidnc
officer.
The convention adjourned until 8 F. II.
| KvEx1sa SESSION.
tbans. Ths 9neciai orier Of tho SouI M Wis tic 70.
nnrt of D. r ii. p. LudGm upon "I1ernitteut
Fever Dr.. 1. reported Two cases, and the treat
neut In csch interesting TO the profession bnt OF
no general popular inte1eet.
t1acheotoy for diphthe1ia and presented section
snd he exudation q the false membrane resnltiae
Sae9 1onr sIneiea o tFom Ia sfomach Of bov foS,
years cd. fbe remedy used In this instance was
| 2m'mnkin eeed fea
| ~ i:Sehe s5sn re1ated m interesting e.se q,
trache,omy. resulting ia fu}i recovery,
rve months ia v;thnnt hrai1, nr sntne. and a1sa
festMs ~ III op ~ ~ tba hac ~ Mhch T1ax ~
f,rhaI y. eacp Mia tsiih ce1at,nons snhstsnre
E",h anariT,onp Wsrs nrs..nte5 ~ the Nnae,tn n
| ~" 9stto~n "s-~ f-~3SN'0N ~ ~ 137~NN VI
'oS .scss,,,, to1,,,voa ,,,o, .ba ,<c ~ r.ches,s
a-hc ~ Rasbo ia1e ~ e pa.es nSrtjcins
! ~ "a VIII" ~'s' ~'soe' AAAAe ~A1 @'''~~' p"A
III ~, gur4 naked n N c,onn tbe f,,se ,,enobr,ne
, 1864-05-19

Hote,>, Amidon, Jsmos, David, L~ar7 4 Co.. Bee-
Re, Kno1, ard other leading Broadway uatters, to
be bad Al cur counter. BREEBrER, Le1dst OF
Fashions, Sherman Eopsc, mJl&gs9Sst
To Recruiting Officers aud Quarter.
masters
The fonoM15s s.e among the military bt1nks for
enie at the TnlcvxE ott;ce
Muster Rolls -
Muster and Pay Rolls.
Anuthly Eeturn Of Recruiting 0Meer.
Qunrtermasters' BLANKS OF ali k1nde, &C.. &c,
, 1864-05-19

ErEx1s0 SUPPLEMENTARY MAILS.
Supplementary mails for all principal Eastern
daily, excepting. Saturdays and Sundays al 4l5 p.
N. Letters for thtse mills must be deposited In
tho Chief Clerks room tup staits) AFTER 345
p. m.
All Sunday evening malls for the East close at
4;lb p. N.
All Sunday evening mails for fhe West close at
the hours named above.
All Monday morning malls, East and West, close
on SUNDAYS at D. m.
, 1864-05-19
C!;;!:caeo Uribnne.
THURSDAY, MAY 10. 1854.
TIE CITY.
Republican Union Convention.

Republican Union Convention.
The Republican Union voters of Cook county
are requested to meet ut the hcre1naher named
time and places, for the purpose OF elect1nE oele-
ea;es to attend the Republican Union Conseat,on.
to be held ut metropolitan Hall, On Friday may
aoth, instant. at eo'c1ook p m TO choose oe.e.
.,fes N attend the Union State Convention, at
SnTiucf,1a. on "Wednesday, Lay 18th, instant, to
rpmir5ste State officers, &C.
tT1r 1omycntfou will conaist Of one hundred and
11htrsiT delegates (the eau,e As last County Con-
1entiop] and Will be apport,oned among the scve-
nj towns and wards. ~ then.
Tho township primary meetings viii be held on
Tcduesday May 18th, instant. 1t the ueusl places
Of holding eiecnons, un1ess the town committees
shsll select other places and gre general notice
thereof; and the polls Will Be opened At O'Clock
o. 1n., snd be kept open until O'clock D. N.
The Townships win be entitled to the following
, 1864-05-19
T1aanten-Gortespo,loe1lce. ma

WTANTED-A way worn veteran,
w Who b. .srea b. s seanYu mt mi of so1oE
saies of dc No,1S 0bees Dnt2ei ds@ts g
vhatevtr fo1ovs nnosoffapha WtM reaeivs
INN eSsfa astenttou. 1T1ssdf.ns Mfsatrv Ehxtts
comp1ay Z. NtA ks<fHsas l0"'A1A mYiH ssUN II
nsoTA, Ten.
, 1864-05-19
M a r RL Il; IL.

qn sabe.'s evening. Nay 18th: m tne Coneregstton-
pl.r. 81 JOHN A. sslIrH 10 Sti.s ANNEfTE II.
PRESTON daughter Of Or. VIM. 2. Preston, al OF
LeId1tA.
At Lcckr ort On Wednesday. the 18th inst, by the
Rev. J. PR er. 3!r. JOHN t.. NORTON TO Miss
ADA e. Goop1AGr daughter OF Vim. .Gooding. Esq,
OF Lockpott.
, 1864-05-19

4 charge Q. reAet, and hid been admitted to bau
1kon ,ts secuity of Aa:dcus Iather. in the Sum Of
xsuo Mhescnpon be abscondsd. The asslstanes Of
aEe goliGc F.s cnledtu question ~ rh5 Jo15g nan
action Of tie eoort. The younger Aailans va
cute ooy when he last, eAn Little and that 40
tho9ld aiter lepse Of seven years have 10 poal-
pn1sr $3.50 - <>e@ >-~'s
, 1864-05-19

F1nK--Yester1ay afternoon about tWo o'clock
fire broke out In stable aItuated in IN alley near
North Wells street, between North Water and Kin
zit md speedily extended to the rear OF the saloon
Of Mrs. Kinney, tNo. Jig KinzIe street}, where r.
sided Mrs.. Catherine Lewis and Mrs. McaIanns,
and to the boarding house Of James Quinn, next
S s aso IT, % o1
aud feed store and No. Is Wells, occupied BY joel
Ellis, a butcher. Further extension Of the hamea
nen o obtanns r sapp
ungulshed all Ignition iu less than IN hour. Be-
sides the Inconvenience to the varons sufferers the
loss viii not exceed $1,000, most Of which is Gov
cred BY insurance. all furniture and stock were
s1yed untp3ured except from water and disatrange-
Ment, the loss Will be chIedy upon tho buildings.
Ar; Quinn, who rented the barn where the fire
ton OF hay, all Of which Ia uuinsufed. The horse
vas rescued The houses fronting on h1nzte were
frnmc and were owned BY the widow Dempsey, Re.
e1ceed s59 which ia covered by insurance. Mr.
Defy and NJ. Ellis bolldiuea also wooden ones,
on North Wella street arc damaged to the amount
cured. Er. Ellis would hsve lost more heavily, but
the rear Of his building Was occupied By an ice
houEe, which the flames discovered to be slightly
that the fire wns doubtless the worx Of an tuceu-
diary who has not, however, been identified :
There was known to DO no fro within twenty or
thirty feet Of the building till tho flames wefc dis
covered.
lDEETn1cAuoS yesterday
on the busy thorea:hiare, ,at tho corner Of Clark
and Randolph streets, most extraordinary case
ofIdentineatlon Occurred. which resulted In the
detection and imprisonment Of fusitive> from
justice. A young nm named Maideus, resident In
The city, met a gentleman whom he thought be had
seen prevlo1sly.. The recognition was mutual,
they accoetod eaeh Other when It toeenred 10 Nal
dens that his acquaintance wss none other thaa a
man named Little who had been committed tor
tial 1t tho Recorders Court seven years snce, on
, 1864-05-19
:dFnu1&n.

EOUND-A pocket.book contain
t.f 2 d5PA e fF.p
, 1864-05-19
NEW SCHOOL INSPECTORS.
Validity Of the Recent Elettlon---Tlie Copper
leads Beaten With their Own Weapons.

The action Of the Common Council at Its last
session, would not hare been complete or consist
eut II that body had omitted to elect five School
Inspectors, to take the places Of those retiring On
the first OF June, from the Board OF Education
The present Cocnci1 has very properly refused to
recognize the appointments made bJ the old Couu.
eli, At It's meeting on Monday, March 14.h beliey-
ing that the intention Of the law IVES toN ito the
incoming Council the power Of making y46se ap-
pointmente, and that for this reason the charter
a,es tho tine Of coming Into otlss one month
words are found In section II Of chapter Of the
The Common Council shall. A,sscA117, on or
o!s 70 succeed those whose term Of ohace cx.
The word s.snnnally" Ii thts connection means,
Which, VIII the nzss is oi May, ana as
II sa as9 SoHaRy 5ua ses
might ,he prcscn: Counc'! At Its next meeting pro.
eee 70 hi xo b sa 5
My, 1.e5, % that the Common Council! q,
e e, shoSa osa appoint H., those mao shs 3
year, Th,s provision that ths % Board Of Asp sshppo1
Inspectors s6o9d be al.ed up By the new Council.
sae b. the dstae tr
ktges the control ofthe public school eyasem, which
otherwise they would not have hAd. 1t IL well
Known that the city was by that Legislature par.
celed ont into Wards, and 1led up By additions for
the e1press purpose Of giving copperhead
majority in the Council, and the election OF the
hat coppe.head Council for the purpose aud
reasons above indicated. The scheme was "a
tar suceeaetul as that the city has been fol
conceivable Kind Of Copperhtad naisrue, bnt hap,
pIly this Is ended. It may be aaId of that Copper
head Legislature rs sid Of some of old, :. .The
pit Which The, hays disgea feE ot1sls hey them; en-
ther cries avail not. They will find discretion to
be the better part ut yalor, az VIC have II from
good authority on their own side Of the house
" be sustained BY the courts should they be ap'
FLIED to.
, 1864-05-19

out the lcast diercspeca to him or hie memory. have
eeen tlt to adopt the%. The doctor q then n3r1ated
fcaaion' snd briedy rtcountcd THAR operation.
tt The report 1 xes received md ordered prlnted
Tie Secretary announced The presence Of CIV
accredited 10 delegate ftom the New York State
.Homu o2athic Association. d.. Boyce wis admitted
ae member Of tho convention.
patient afaleted with 4k1n disease which had
wgs brought before the convention for diagnosis.
Df, Ludlam moved that the Physiclans ballot for
The CEneuQsie, The motion prevailed,
nj e following Was the result:
, 1864-05-19


Anew Perfume for the Handkerchief.
Pha,on's "Night Blooming cereus."
Phalon's Night Blooming Ccreus."
Phalon's "N,gbt Blooming cereua."
Phalon's might Blooming cereus."
Phn1on's might Blooming ceteus," =
phalon's :. Night Blooming cereus.
Phalon's "NIght Blooming cereus.t'
A most exquisite, delicate and fragrant Perfume,
distilled from he ra1e snd beautiful flower ftom
which 1t takes its pans N Ma9atStHsrgW9 asH Wa 0p{
Beware OF Counterfelts.
= AK for Pha1on'e-Take no othet.
Sold BY Druggists generally. spsS-o''l 'l-lms'
E Comfort in walking essential to health.
CoFns, buniona and diseased nails cured BY pro
cess peculiar to Dr. Kendall. which dlspensf9 With
the operation Of cutting. Office a PRESCOTT house,
South CLARK & Astreet, corner OF van busen'
Diseases Of the Hervous, se1a1naaa % "A 1ni- e5,.
BE treatment-in reports Of the Howard Ataoeis-
lion. Sent by mail IN sealed letter envelopes Nee
Of charge. Address D. ]. Skiiion HouSSh&on, AoE-
a1d Association. No. South MIMI ssteSt; ln1a
p Houee and Sign Painting, caleamlnst 4l3
| Glazing and Grainibg. Piper HanSlnes and Vim
| dow Bhades ceiling wholesale and retail at New
York p1ces. r. E. R,oBr, ~ Randolph st5est.
Boz beas ny1-e1l9lm
GaI Flxtures.-A large assortment emhrac-
Ing The latest aDd r1chett patterns, At low prices
Fitting promptly attended, to. J. W1SaRAy1. Jf
| It. Co., 81 Randolph etrce e.. = sp9ads6Q1m
| specia1ity.-We mnEs speciality Of Cloth
I Hats for young ecnta' wear.
Tho leading styles sold BY Dunlap, (fi3h Avenue
, 1864-05-19

The following table shows the time Of arriva1
and departure t1o several trains on Ill the rail-
roads In ChicaHo.
, 1864-05-19

Atetls,a 5ale6.
REGULAR RsA7URDAH'ssA1E
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
Silver Plated Ware, &c.,
AT AUCTION.
On Saturday, lay 21at, at 9 1-e O'clock.
AtPu;tera. suct,eH rooms ,r Portland Boex corner
G e Z c. AosEaa':F.
P1cH HOUSEHOLD FURNI.
LIZ IuRE, CARPETS, &c.
AT AUCTION.
.e g tsa,!oR ssa3!RrA1 Nay 81. a esloss It ut
o1 .aa ten ssess, sno eusze farnsars
H1eh aossEoed and Mahogany Parls1 ssts,
= e. SSi:fz: f:s:oos' CO.
Alc,ouecrs-
Dry GOODS, CLOTHING.
BcCTs AND SHOES, STRAW GOODS, It,,
At AUCTION,
On TUEsDA1, Nay Gath, at l-2 o'clock,
1t Buffers Auction Kons In Portland Block, cpraer
cf HeAsbcF2 acd : a,htn :ten stree;s-
uEY GOCL8-A QH6 StCCk Vt OGSlEop!6 0EIQtn bfY
Goods. CLo7uEG-Au y Involcs OF Clothing. Boo7s
AND tEot s--Ab invoice OF custom made Boots AID
brown. WM 4, BUTTE co.
mylV zgcs-6t Auctioueerk.
GTOCk OF A RETAIL GROCER
AT AGO T ION.
On Friday, 1IaS 20th, mt III O'clock,
AT HTORE
Corner Of North and SedgWick streets.
THE ENTIRE
STOCK OF A RETAIL GROCER,
Consisting Of general variety.
WM.A 4. BUFFERS l. CO..
aY1sE1@u5t Auct{onsers,
GILBERT & SAMPSON,
" Auctioneers, II, &8 and "a DeNbozn It.
LARGE SAIKOF
, 1864-05-19

and EFte streets, Ths building ana contents me- Hefe
9aasoe, H4a .ns 4@es nee1s Msna
H. H.t ~ s.esnad ,t.1e asmscr 1 ~. t,ons
~ ne I cify pnc,ais should Always be on the watch
pteysh. thnsa ,sh 4nsv 7onoi, ~, cp,s
s3re. ~ M.ynp dnyfnp the nscSsenee
eeveta umes ~. a a!.,.,,en ~ enas -. oTsss3
nefeto5o9c ol tnls oeec.tpaua aanesan.. @ ~.
fs*afos 20 po!lSpen 81 49, -. efoht mi ths
r. ~ oot 1aG nsa. : s;.ndjnr n, aSreTs5d lad
s9oala nAHe - a.e. 1S, cr,I H. t n5essrre
noeral one, a. me eneel o. Il Nould oe !" preserve
LIE peoples property A"0 nomes'
1ssp Wf11s,n Ervine. respectable looking man,
~ ,t,.,,.A h~f,.. rr.,,,s Moorr Nth s.na1t
tatu. .rdsr+s,.s. ~ ,r..hsro , ~ 15mdozrs a.
1*7k>.aA*, nsmsd John Hickey, and also with
tazest<sHx u hrsak eumplAinant'e head There
kaa t.'.E ling ttAnding quarrel between the psr-
Ia ~tAt q. n't1e t1sAn OCCASION has led them
, 1864-05-19
New Orleans Ministries
BRASS BAND.

Consisting eqs s.s9a EsoPsa a. e
ssame Iecef3ed TT nsl 1iiS of
as iii IT
M 81 Ss saa
eN' PRoGRAlfME-PARr /.
GLAND VOCAL AND IasTHUNESrAL PARIoH co5CxRr.
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PART II.
vAAIHrY-CoH1c AID sEHTIMNNTAL.
Gfasd Fancy e-Pas do Matelot,"'.. Frank Kent
The W9aasslsi ~cklnE Bird Song. With e1tEs9sd,aa>
rhs Kesnsnea %iin 1ea' T. 'fssn
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cerlc song and dance. entttlsd Flight for Uncle
IA Vii ssti Or se .s .aa taf's &
comle banjo song. srltled AGO Ahead Gsaqs" .,,o1
Slump specct On the present mes.. Lew Benedfc.
tn 5he rhols evenings Entertainment to eonelad'
TIE GHOsr1 BrR11s AID AYR1cASIzED.
Al performed hJ This Company only, by Reynolds,
Hensdlc1, StanWood. and Others.
Great Ghost:. E. Holmes Devil or Demon. g. Bishop
Doors opeu at Z O'CLOCK; Performance to commence
ats4 o'clock.
BAML. POND, Advertising
T. C. GEERa, Asents.
CuAs, A. DcPRzz, Manager. mY1aE4a.-.t
, 1864-05-19

CHANGE OF PERFORMANCE EACH NIGHT
Grand and Enthuxlsstfc Reception Of Old and Nav
Favartes. Second Appearance
THIS, THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 10Th,
OF The Gigantic and Fnmous
DTPR EX Il CIR EENsS
, 1864-05-19

Corus,--Absolute removal Of Corns and Bun
ions Instantnneous and efacacioua cures without
cutting, pain Or bleeding, br DR.. Kendall Anaio-
rIcal Profef eor OF the Human foot. and author Of
Practical Observations on the causes, Nature aud
Treatment OF Corns, Bunions, &c. Once, Pres
eott Houte, south Clark street. he Will return to
Europe In few days. mylv-lt
, 1864-05-19

CHICAGO DRIVING PARK.-The second entertain
nent for the season at the Chicago Driving Park
1akeA plase at the usual hour on Friday. Tho raco
for the day il a t1pt between Boston to waF3n
Lady Beckett to harness, snd Bay George to saddle
for 7uaide stakes.
, 1864-05-19
GWQntf1-age1ltS.

WANTED-A responsible man,
ship, wttheut hirrsncc other pursuts, for which
III ria.E srasr ioom j., Or sda1ess Pc.s once Drav-
or 6ar Chicago. Ill.,, enclosing 2j cents, aad II ycnr
t,nnshp Is taken your Is cents will b. sent back to
, 1864-05-19
General Notices.

MONEY TO LOAN-On Collat-
lVQ erals, Grain, and other warehouse receipts.
Also on Real EsAts for term OF years. Ut low rates
FULLER, HAM a SHEPARD.
Attorneys and Councillors. 81 Dearooru-ee-
nYket1a III Ia Tu4thre1o
, 1864-05-19

BOARDING. Two square rooms
1yvscant at 81 Warrington street ;o1e unfuznlshed
for gentleman aud vfie. Several day boArders also
waAted At mote:Ate ps1ceS. mY19s3N-lt
, 1864-05-19

New Clothing Honse.-Messrs. 4. ".
Woolley 4 Co. have Just opened, at sc Randolph
Boys Clothing and Furnishing Goods. We have
examined their goods and Styles and feel wnr7an-
ted in eayIng thai Is Wilt be to the interest OF those
who are In need OF good, genteel and fashionable
clothing to give them q call.