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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-10-04

TEE PacsIrs.T sPI.cu-'rI, whining
ton Journal OF THURSDAY !as' sa"1
The report cf P:etiIeh: Davis s78,nt i.
Mao,n. re-gui'ished Ls us yesterday from tho
Mac n Telegraph, a:thtu:t no tcn5 made il.
good iai;r, besrs ID marx VIA eTrT IF tin
Presidents tane CT 5t;l,. THIS wc al alter
having heari him m sng times. o:.3c report
ed speech os Lis cursalEes with marc Ihar
usual csie. il may bc,a"d no dot 3t ia, intend
ed to represent tee speech tc Mode. but VI
feel certain thAtii ia in no waJ like tic speech,
and represents bis i!sss inai,qla.e'y.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-10-04

JUICE LYONS CCrRT-lh lis r,ur,, ye.t.i-
day G anvil l.. Moltel:e WIS plasai np'l ii ii
c.arged with s:a'.l:ag on' lGrse. Ike Frar:I'y 6:
the Confederate Stat: lie - f1ini nc
guilty snd acqat I'd. TIE accdsii Ese ne
b zen ranvic,.l les w,lk OF I. 81 uu-ly shoo'ir
lie -to wench, hnj h t,rT C. .Eiy ON: ~ 3i.;
fx,t b. tx Jury ut tive y4-;s re Ju ,ze ;rst=..-
fay Sentence him to Gil Il Ie nan f1f zen year.,
Gy! 5n:rd ing aid.i, becIi.e ii III: h!,in;
formally been hi Ln;at- CT TIA: ias tt "a.
Th= Ccur ,hen Il j ur:.-d
, 1864-01-31
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGKN0E,

d., D1n1E cI1ss.-Tbe Young Mems Bible Class
viii meot this afternoon at 9 O'Clock, at the rooms
Of the Young Mems Christian Association, room
it in Methodist Church block. Strangers ire spe-
cialy invited. A cordial welcome Is extended
C,EixT1An CHu1cu.-E!dcr ". B. Blaek will
preach in tho Christian Church. on Monroe Street,
betwcam Aberdcen md Fucker streets, to-dRy, ut
10Y e. N. Slbject-"T The Marriage Of the Kings
Son. -. =
New JnnusA1rn TEnr1 r-The Pastor. Rev. ].
r. HIbtard. will preach this evening in the New
Jerusalem Temple, tituated on Admins street, near
the like, Subjeet-"The Call Of Abraham, and
tic nature end use Of the Jewish Church." Seats
free.
YcuFG MEH's CHRISTIAN AssoC1AT1oE.-Tha
sixth Anniversary Of tho noon prayer meeting will
be held in The Methodist Church Block on Monday,
noon and cyenIngssan the pastors OF ths various
churches ere requested 10 announce 1t from their
pulpits today. All-wlthout distinction or excep-
non-arc urged to attend.
CHrucE OF TIE HoLY CoxMusz1oH.-Scats free
-corEer Of Wabash avenue aud Randolph street.
Services today at half past 10 O'Clock in the
Ing. and half past in the evening. ReY.. R. ".
lager, Rector.
L,y1kGs1oK RETonHD Durcu CuUgcu.-Rev
n, D. williamson, Pastor. Services tomorrow at
haif paet ~ O'Clock In tho morning, and at half
past O'Clock in the evening. A cordial welcome
extended 10 all. The church Is located on the coz
ner Of Gapgamon End Monroe streets.
FLEET UEr1Eo PEEsnFrEH1As.-Day services at
101s N: ard TX PM RcY. y. c. 1askson,
pAstor. Sabbath School at o'clock.
UE11 Ep PnEsB17I 1xiAz M1as1oz CHuncn.-scr-
vice at the chapel Of the Orphan Asylum, Michigan
avenue, near Twenty-Recond street. Rev. j. Il.
Walker, pastor. Services, 1899 a. n. and 7.s0
Pm. Sabbath School, 2. II. AL aro invited
TO attend.
EF1EoorA1.-Free ecats for strangers can DO
found In EST. Ansgarius Church, corner Of Indiana
and franklin streets. Service Ht10k in the FORE
noon. Sunday School ct ~ In Tic fosenoon, E.
B. Tuttle, Rector.
ADVENT seRyIcE.--Mr. ard Mrs. Mansfield will
preach to-day at lC1f O'Clock III TIC morning and 3
O'Clock In tho afternoon, In room No. II, Rice's
Block-cutrance between No. = and % Dearborn
Etrcet.
Wtg1Er CHArEI.-there will be preaching at
the Wesley Chcpel AiesIou on tic corner Of Black
stone and sedgw1ck streets to-day at 1oh A. NJ,
md ~ T. II. by Rev. II. Whip7le.
PARE AyrNUR Mlss1oN.--sabbaths service at Park
Arcnuo Mission, on the corner Of Park Arooue
md Robcy streets. Preaching at 1OH A. n, and
X P. M.. BY the Eey. ]. W. Hawshuzst.
, 1864-01-31


GoUGH's LEcTuREs.-The great sale Of re-
seTcd seats for Gough's three lectures, has ren-
dered 1t necessary 1or the Committee to announce
tnat no tickets VIII hes at the door on the eve-
nangs OF me lectures, until twenty minutes before
eight O'Clock Previous to that time nome except
holders OF reseseo seats and eomPimen hckets
will be admitted. Cle1gymen and holders OF COM
p'imentar5 tickets will be ecated on the stage, and
are requested to come early.
There win be about three hundred desirable seats
provided for persons procuring tickets on the eve
Some very desirable reserved seats for The "a and
I'd eyeutncs remain uuso1d at Chfttenden,s- ina
Lake stroet In conseonrnce ortbe .b.mr,e,s Ia
ceny md ea1c I'D nortton oy n, ,d,,.-v ,. :. Al,
mIssicn Hckets" 10 the yonne No.. a..os,.ttea
lfetnyr. nm entirely nr,x ,nd :;
ticket has been provided. and ths Old ~ &C.,
viii not be recognized By tho COMMITTEE . Al the
door OF any Other place, and holders OF them sre
warned against expecting to be admitted On them.
, 1864-01-31
CON DiTiok OF the STREETS,
A Crossing Brigade Wanted-Wash-
-" ing tho Municipal Face

The soErows and t1ibulattons Of spring are here,
even though the eeason Itself have get 10 come.
The universe Of mud In our streets, caused by the
thaW, Hhs yesterday augmented By the rain, and
our streets are, 10 speak mildly, in scuI-,mpss-
cable condition. Tho stase Of the cross,ngs arc
ceplotah1e, and "snk1e dcep," but taIp.lr de-
ec1bea the plight Of he or she who atte..tpta to
wade through the elush which there collects In
more ample Quantities than in other p3acea
Gsiter boots a1e worth1ess, and o7ezAhoes arc Of
no use At Ill. The boot sinks deep Into
the m1sc. and tight tit IL Indispensable to tho con-
sezvaIon Of the pedal covering, which, II but lit
lie too large for the foot finds lts os& Attract
affinity in tic bog, knd leaves Its wcarar to travel
around as best he may, devoid Of understanding,
The pedestrian ID uneomfortabIy reminded or tho
traveller who on the verge Of an Irish bog asked
ifthere Taa nrm bottom, and On being answered
In the Affirmative, plunged forward and downward
to the neck receiving this coneolatory explanation
II told yez there was ft1um bottom, hut 5e arc
not half way toit J7t."
Wc euRgast 10 the city authorities that home
eaeures should be At once taken to clear the psln-
dpsi crossings at least, even though 1t should In
TolSe the importation Of street crossing brigade
nom the land Of Cocka-ane, which they SAY breeds
them In ruch p1otuslon that few kundrod kutohts
OF the broom could be spared for expectation at
very moderate price Or how would it work ia
set the masculine denizcna Of the Brldewcu to
render sueh 3 service to the clt5r The officer Ii
charge Of the crossing could wateh his movements,
aud would have ample time for 50 doing In the
diminutiou Of his Abors In lifting ladies through
the ord. A crossing brIgads would Just
now form veEy effective addition to the Lake
street squad The city authorities will. We sup
poto move In the matter, but 1t will not be till
the rain has ceased and two or three days OF sun
and wind have rendered the crossings psssRbie
without their aid. We do not, however, need to
retort to human labor as permanent engine for
this purpose. The single broom or scraper Is but
slow etool, especialJ when welded BY one who
mentally bears the French galley brand: "r F."
kratauz orc<s, 'forced labor.'' But there are ma
chimes at work IN other places, which do tho work
beautifully, picking up the mud cleanly and
carrying it avn, rapidly. we have no
such machines now. Aad cannot Afford to wait for
their construction, but v. should have them, a.
counter part Of the street sp..nklIne machine and
the city fathers could not do s*ster thau pass an
order At their next session for shs purchase Of hall
dozen for fnture use. Meanwhiie the mt dirt
should be removed. and that tmrncdiassar YIN
not our Mayor do something to "facn,assr ths
, 1864-01-31

Editors Chicago Tribune: -
Eln-WiIl you be 80 kind as to correct q romark
msdo By mysclf in IN article Published in your
journal on the 18th inst thus far exone1atiag the
Hospital His remarks to me were thus: that he
would not receive man In the Marine Hospital
unless he lad ticket from tho Collec:or,f ho SEW
him lying In the gutter. J!
Since that date be Las received fifteen U. s. n1-
Eal !eesnits, and. as far know, they aro ex-
cctIrGly well cared for, and have bccn furnished
7 would respectfully Ely there has been no bllne
laid TO The officers Of the hospital III fact they had
no right 10 rccelve them according TO the laws and
regulations Of TINT institution without an order
from Collector Haven.
Many thanks to the kind generosity of the OIL
GERS ot the Ma1aEe HoEpital and Sanitary Commits
sion. EDWIN T. HEESK7T,
Clerk Of Naval Rendezvous,
CHICAGO. ILL.,
, 1864-01-31
A PEACE PETITION.
The Peace Sueaks at Work-A Lick
Spittles Prayer.

The following Coppc.head petition is boIng c1an.
destipel4 c1rcnlcted r,nnrr fhc neare rnc,E. ), -,
r a1u W. I.se"1se 'os e.,nAtufes. VAS sen'
ncse llom onlo' .valanaigham Ii said to have
pcz IT. seycra1 hundred copies we1o printed
4 1ct.cr fror, ,,nn,.l ...ta. 49,. C"...s.
= 1cnet Hoan somonanS etates, "thht 4 Copper
hcsa from Chicago 1amcd Bznnt Is engaged In
bu.,nass .onn ha, !. n
nrc sct,ra IN m y, ~, o se IT.. "
ntton than for customers for Ills rot gut" ue
don't sccn to succeed very well in either branch
Of his business in that ecction Of tho country,
"a H. Hooo..,s1. ~ s~sa.. 1,.1 49,. ~ d..
rea-n,41irs. ~ - .ornrtss ~ S1s LILY ~
Of 1m.rIe1 ~" e0"s'@S' " -'e "'s''e" eteSe'
Yc1r petitioners. citizens Comfy. Him
ole. wonjd most fceneciIn,ly rtn7cscnt Il vnur
Honorable body, thst = most crnei and destructive
siEi Nas has been carried on. With vlndsctive
ciizrson e. niFs st.tea IN
d! 6tates Of tic Enion. Tntli snn has encompsssed
every thing pertaining to our material happiness.
Uur wealth has been changed TO poverty, until
on @ luaS 3 saT M s nts anu spGno more
1nnt: our ciylixsion hne been redncss1 r. h.rh. =
nit1n; cur christianity has yielded Its altars to
asa .as Men nas eIcs1ea ite temple and man,
hv snrinkl{nr onr dnnJa,iis wiih fhe hnoi ~ nm
children, and fattening the 6epuleher with tie
choicest manhood a. @ q the nation D1r liberties
~ ners1ns s1d ths nt ~ th the s5nii
have sunk together Uainan language. in poverty,
cornplaino:h Of want Of strength to clearly express
.Ee muiiaons na 1 wrongs We gaaet, ne evls nc
To asc1d tEcee cyiis. 10 1edleas these WI wron1s.
and rreferve the liberties o! the people fnytpla6ie
hn early peace e the hope Of the country.
We. Joaf pelala1ne1s. @ therefore noel respectfully
dinie nc1inn ~ 9sii eec11,e ~ an,on,4snt ~
Com1nieeioners to male preliminary Arrangement
for the cessation Of hoetfttiea and the settlement
Of ~ troubles upon the basis OF the Constitution
th 1eonia tbcir zc1ts 70 en7 e'@'es ano
In the name Of It's aye bnpdred thousand brave
eoldiers, their widows and orphans, whose early
kraTes attest at once our suteringa and our
au "a y ~ ~ 9Ss q tao Goa g
1sSS '.Ae3eJ 1.A 0e@~s ~ fAtt+ |Aa~ Jo4 AAA44AV
, 1864-01-31

nsee a!ueies n tne'r me We eonss.a.ase INC
h.eteaants Oh lineage upon Lug secesh4on 70 saelf
,,a font,t,- r,t, ,ba r.1ahrsted t,i., or ,,nar..
" :1.r.5~.. 49, s-,te,, Ias,"d for ve,ra ond :. w
1st, rena.i ~ ~ Cha,,s. ntctena,s n1e,t Ton,es
yaa,a-da. .r,..r.o. .,eo or 1,,cenxw.a +.ioa
bs,n,n 1..,;s. r.s,1,bo-.ro, ,rhfcb an .cron,t ~
t.,a1 ta.h.,s,,s.. sn..a,s,t,,a. nd r,ha. ~.
saa1..s -, ~ s..s, -'A .,-aso1,s .na snr,v:rs
An p,ovn w ~. ]1.n' Ssnnin, w,, cherccd ~
Ts5..ler" ,s.s.. <,..hba-tsnr I'M h.vIn, 49,,
-,,..as ~. , ~ .as.n., .-ti.,es ~ ~ IT,.
s1a..a, ~ t.s As3 a9' s.sss,.r ~ NJ ass s,.,s
st1aa. s n9ut 80, sn, .t.e,ed ~ . <n-.hss
ta,,ne 80 s sossss,"- "' sns.1no1 Mt . o,r1oc.
sta..,k o VS.. hn1. 49, n-osecutor and ~
Witnesses arrived. and on conaultaslon 1t was
soonsat oees 10 sgam poe'pone - ta9 saso LOT
" HLott ."ae uneA o1ust "N.see~a soN'u
Le :. hsc. hcn tnese "e1c oDLaaeu' ~ was 'ouoa
thst they knew nothing OF me case, ana were con-
seinen''y allowed to depart IN Peace' 1ae prose-
cn'or and the Witnesses. who were examined tho
rect and cross.ex.mtEation, both OF which failed
to eluc,. te.orv new facts. One of the Witnesses
ts,Ina -, ~. ~ +ns,ner IN p,,foh che ~.
erosf t@sn.ned, pitched into the lawyer aud final
~ wsurd rp by giving him an cpithet moro c1-
p,e1 eiye than een'eel af'er woh nc snos!ded.-
1heeeunhel fet the defence 1ndneea IN aong peFof-
aGc1', full OF buneornbe, TO which the Cont Eaa
ccnpeIlc 10 listen with the patience Of Job. The
c,p,t f,,,1,1 co,n1,titc5 The defendant to anne,r
- ~ e.-La',S es..-. ~ dac,v1t or tsno
b.;1 =
i. BR1Dors's BATTERY AssocIAT1os,-There
IVES gathering of the friends Of the men belong
ing to Bridge SIS Gattery at tic fremont House on
Saturday evening, 10 take into confederation the
prcpsiesy Of forming Battery Association, eini-
lar in its general ou,l2e to thu Ae:cantie Battery
Association. The following resolutions were pre-
scLted and 40 the sense Of the meeting, adopted
detatc:
Befo!r<d, Th1t an association Is hereby organ
lsrd having for It's otjects:
FIfat. 70 provide for the families Of nembcsh
o. tEioee Latts1. IL. I'an. Afl!hcry. ano sesnfo
MAJ. inr ~ -. .nae,s s.m Ics ~ sacnrr them AZ
rere,cus, hocut:es and back pay, In case Of the
1istbA'ee 0! dcoth ot member.
to ~ maximum.
f frnnieu,io6 WhIrh ~ ~ ~ ,natnn ro1
r eerondcEce IetTeen oftfce.s ani .memters and
irtuCs in njfEute, giving ct1rect fuffrnatton md
particulars Of eugagements, carualuee, death, IN
cideute, &c, -,''-.
lounu. ~ It'll sultsnle monument 10 tne
, 1864-01-31
PROGRESS Of RECRUITING.
Eumber Of Men Enlisted from the
county-rhe City Appropria-
ton Nearly Exhausted.

Since our laet report, recruiting has been uncom.
monty active. An inspection Of the record shows
that Capt. Pomeroy has mustered an aggregate Of
eight hundred and twenty-on persons a. follows:
, 1864-01-31


The City Conscription War Fund Committee
hereby eivs notiee tha. they have Issued ssrtia
415 that tie amount or money appropriated for
payment Of bounties is $500 and that tho
Committee will only ieaue two hundred more Ger
uhcatcs which will exhaust the appropriation.
There 1e little room 10 expect that further
Eum will be appropriated By the city, az the care
Of tho soldiers families will probably consume all
the money that can be raieed hereafter. This fact
ts Of EFpEc1A1 SIGNIFICANCE TO co1oRED- NEA
who must como forward At o.uE II they would
secure bounty. The FEDERAL bounty OF $500
to white. recruits will be continued
TIL March the 1st, as will nlso
the county bounty. but the co1orcd residents ofour
city to whom the city bounty has been near,y all
that Las been offered will not receive that unless
they enlist speedily. We trust our eolored friends
win bear this In mind, aad today enlist freely and
take the city bounty. There should be at least five
hundred enlistmcntS within the next three days,
Il this is done we can safely promise tha, VIC ahall
"ayo the draf1.t'
, 1864-01-31

Total.,....,. ISL 17,768 GIG 86,os0.st 1a,sa09 an
+ hsa c,snfayy shnt II ls
End remittcd to the American Bible Society. In
pa5me NJ ior these and as donations, oyer S4NN Q.
~, .s M carter has served
thc rredif q: What La hcen dnne % 40 ou7 A'acn u
TIE La Sale County bible Society occupies more
territory than any other in the State, and has the
s lEe tefe,pss 0t Inc Iateau county Bsnse society
prreent plGn Of operating, were about stog. Last
year they were nearly S1,7r, being more than
tncEe Q. any oe1 ~ Focasty IN 1he state n any year,
r. t.ese y.
, 1864-01-31

DANGEROUS AccDEaT.-As severe and palm
M accident happened last Thursday night ut the
grocery ofJohn McGInnis, :t4 Indiana street. lie
was rolling barrel OF beer out on the slde-walk.
when 1t burst open, blowing tho head and stayes
~ 10 pieces, and cutting NeGfnnis' taee and head
severely.
, 1864-01-31

e 1ustantaneous and chdcaclous cures OF
other diseases Of The feet. Dr. Randall can be
consulted during this week. Office "a East Mad
Icon street. Observation-Disclosures
E~ House and sigu Painting, Calctnlning
llnzing and Gtaiufug. Paper Hangings and Win
dow Shades selling Wholesale and retail at New
York prices. F. E. RIaBr, 90 Randolph ST.
Boz e669. iayEeu5a-1u
, 1864-01-31

1MPUDEsT RosnER1-An impudent rob-
oerJ Eas committed On Saturday evening at No.
1'o Warrington street, where new leather trunk
containing soma clothing and furnishing goods,
was stolen from the room of Charles Ecgharb, .
poaFder In the house No clue has yet been OBJ
taiued to tho pe1pe.rator,
, 1864-01-31

The following notice issued BY the City War
it, Chairman will chow that tho money appropi1-
nted for the payment Of bounties Is nearly expend-
cd AID that those who wish to enlist for the snke
OF recurring the city bounty must do 10 speedily.
, 1864-01-31

NEW IRON AND BARUWAREJ House,. c.,
Balthfs, who has been in the Iron and h&1lware
bueineas for the past twcnty-faur years, and J. NJ
Ealthts, late Of Knox county, have formed u CO.
partnership, under tho name OF Balthis L Bro,
ard have opened house ut a07 Lake street. Their
foek embraces cve1y class Of iron and shell goods
including every description Of iron buggy and
wagon stock p!ow and spring steal springs and
a1lea, &C., dc. The iron which this house Is to
ECU viii come from the weIl known works OF
Gran, Bennett d Co., and warranted equal to any
other offered In this markell Out acquaintance
with tho gentlemen constituting this firm, enables
us to say that VIC aro sure their busineas will be
conducted upon the stsictest principles Of me.-
csnttlo honor and ws ean cordially commend their
, 1864-01-31
.MaxeF Cook stove. sssaoigod ln.''

.Mager Cook stoves ss.sao1od ln.'' -
The "rnewed II !" CIR load OF Mayer cook stoves
have this day arrived. r..
/ shall bo prepared to commence delivering them
70 such parties 40 purchased 70 azrve On Moa0ay
CHICAGO, Jan. 30, 1854. jysi uos4-ss
~ A. A. Gntyy1Tut Elocntlon!at, nav engaged
In tho University Law School aud 6chool0f Trade,
will teach other classes. Address Box 1SsI. CHI
ccgO. ,- 1a:S-nSH:-S< 81
Go TO TH1 BEsr-0o to Bryant i stratton.s
Chicago Commercial College, to get . thorough
practical business education. For circulars ad-
trefs (e,:c1cstDg esamps) bryant & stratton, Cali
cago, Illinois.
To Consumptivos. -'-
The Rev. E. A. Wilson's remedy for Consn1np-
ton, AetLma, Bronchitis, coughs, Colds and all
Throat md Iurg Affections. together With PAM
pblet giving the prescription and short history
Of his case, can be Obtained OF Fuller, Finch i
Fullet, D1Cggiste, p and &c market street, CHI
cngo. jayl3u431m
Diseases Of tie Nervous, SenlEa1, Ur1nxry
and Sexual Systems new md reliable treatm en-
In reports OF the Howurd AesocistIon-sent by mall
In sealed letter envelopes. free Of charge. Address
Dr., ]. Sffllin Eought0u, Howard Association. No.
South Ninth s1eet, Philsdelp:is, Ph
uoss3I16sffst-I
, 1864-01-31

" ANTED.-A second hand por-
w tal,e Boiler. from tuo to ten horse powsr
Apply 10 John Wright. at the calEisg= aho1.
, 1864-01-31

noe.s oEea at hctoEe T. Lecture to commence
s, msnGG e .ai twenty m!aus oetoss oeoc Amia
ale e Reserved Seats eoatInutl every div ut the
1.cc ol geo; Il, Chitcudea. Agent for Whre,er &
"Eson e Sewing Machines, log Lake street
, 1864-01-31

" "ANTED.-A situation as Fore
w man In Harness shop. HIVE had s-elFc
TsaN eLpd tience. Reference given. Address FORE
Man, ltabuue office. ja31.aJt2et
NAN TED.-An Entry Clerk.
w Must be rapid renman. and correct In d..
writing, giving nGc ofnpp1!cant with rciorcnce u
sn'aIy e1Fetted, Post Office Drawer 6sG2.
, 1864-01-31

misunderstanding. Two
w CT three furnished CT unftasnIshcd Rooms.
s1stnhle for house .csp!nx. where Dreasmaking can
la9l luEH3 Ii y
, 1864-01-31
Rrg( 75State tut 5alE.

FOR SALE--A choice River Lot
4 on the sou.h Branch, es2 feet On tho river by
. GEO II. uIGq1ySON,
Rea1 Eatate Agent, No. z Metropolitan Block.
, 1864-01-31

CAMnR1AF soc1ETr.-Tbe members Of the
Camb1asu CFelsh) Society, will hold meeting on
Tuesday evening next, st halEpast scrca O'Clock,
In the Welsh church. on Desplaines street, near
Lake, to make Arrangements for the proper OBJ
Ee.rance Of St. DanieI.s tay-tho tsst Of March.
, 1864-01-31

~ ANTED-To Rent, one furnish
w ed or unfrsuI.hed Eoom and Bedroom. on
South s!oc, without ooasd. RI fsrtnces exchanged.
AE1rese. fnr one week, "W G b." F. ., Box 8ale,
, 1864-01-31
LOCAL MATTERS.

ARMY suBslsTEscK.-Ey reference to cur advcr-
tIEing columns. 1t will be seen that tho Govern
mcnt. rer Lieutenant Colonel Small, Commtssary
Of Subsistence, Is prepared to contract for the
ply ard delivery Of r.o1asses rico and coffee Bids
may be handed IN till noon to-day QIond4y) at the
oiIlee, No. Il River street.
, 1864-01-31

F0R SALE-Desirable Residence
- rand Fns1nesa Property. Brtck Dwelling House
llsH By 1oc ttGt Frame Dwelling House and Lot cor.
and Bnttc1fcds Additions. large Lot On The So1th
Branen. 1eaE t.e P1ts.hu5 ailroaL Bridge. Lots on
West Lake. EnnGolph, Washington and Msdisoa.sta
81 f. GEppEs, l Office Nos. over II Wells street.
, 1864-01-31

EVK :oALE~A Foundry and Ma
eh!ne Shop. tools, patterns in short all tlat be-
ltEfs THO FOUNDRY business. Tie foundry has been
established for seren ye4rs, Aad has good trade at-
g1tsd A1iy miles tfona Chicago on he Chicago and
any ether shop and on tte bang Of tho canal; can
snlp pT faufoad Or c1nal abundance or coal within
orc mile Of the works Will sell or lease or take in
meehapic - partner with Five Thousand po,lars
capital to manage The business Rcasons for selling
drsss {: McQUIsToH. Aor7ts. Gruudy County, III. or
cs1l on Elm On tie pEet1feeG. PoEt Office Box 6%
face.n.1Gst
, 1864-01-31
6QarQiltQ.

ROAIDLNG-Rooms, with board.
sCitable for 1uemen with their slves or sln.
Sts gentlemen. can be obtained In 4 pfiyAta snmiIv
I'VE !Q!nutcs' walk from the Court House. Pieaaa1s
legation tsonto Sife) Best references given Csi az
IS 6outh jackson Btrtet. iaSl nfsi IL
, 1864-01-31

FOR SALE Choice Residence
- Property. % Lots for sale on Wabash, Mlchigau
and Indiana Ryeuues. 1ih streets fuli e,ze and
depth. 90 Let's Prairie and Calumet avenues, near
IlnEgold street. A.. J.. ANERELL. Real Estate
BT0EeE, No. d, MetTcpolitan Block. fa.lpasEr6t
, 1864-01-31

house to the confidence and patronage Of al who
need articles In their line. We congratulate the
merehants OF Chicago upon the accession to their
ranks Of the two gcnotlnen Of whom we speak.
, 1864-01-31

S1orpAGE OF CA1s-t has been determine
ed to discontinue running the cars on Hal-
EIed street and Blue Island ayenne for few days
ior, ofihs to the late thaw, the route has become
impessable. Tho track WAS laid down hnHaedly In
the middle Of winter, and consequently Is not 90
durable as 1t wonld Otherwise be. It Ia thought,
however. that al repairs Will bo finished by Wed
needsy evening,
, 1864-01-31

FOR SALE-Union Park Prop
~ erty Cheap. 50 feet hy 1so to alley. fronting On
unon Park inst south Of Washington street. S3100.
g feet by 1a3 leet OF Arren street, near Paulina
$lt-!e Apply to A. j. AVERELL, Real Estate Broker,
ho.t, Aet1upolltau BLOCK. Aalus33 Ct
, 1864-01-31
:TQr 5qtR.

HOR SALE. Two fine NcwGound.
lann !opc- Gun be seen at No. 1et Green street.
, 1864-01-31

FOR SALE-Bus1nees aud Resi-
Il de1ce Property, Lots 2o11i0 each on State
11o 1921 iots oa Iad!ana avsnae. near Foasteenta.
tMSEEElL, Real Estate Broker. No. 7, Metropolitan
GlotG. j&,g-uS31-St
, 1864-01-31

w A n T E D-Occupauts for a
wv p1eaBArt room with board, entfnbla for rea-
teTnn And vile, or two ptngle gentlcncn a s. Fourth
ny enue. Reference retuirsd. tnS1 rs9@at
, 1864-01-31

The WIntez H.tlresA Tl@e TIk7e
, 1864-01-31

WAN TED.-Two Girls, rather
~ good looking and ptcpossessing, wish to cor.
SsniisEeP1; . ;1n o6lsst IN Or my other man. 4
LOGAN Log and MAk1AN WILSON, chlosgo, Hi.
, 1864-01-31

4 SUBSTITUTE Fon EGGs.-Esgs are now 1e-
telling at ftcm 90 to 10 cents dozen, and are not
to be obtained at that. AZ matter Of general In
tetcst, we will state that corn starch Is m excel
lent eubetttrte for eggs for cuoaly purposes, one
spoonful Of corn stnrch being reckoned as e4ral to
Gipr9k. ne-r
, 1864-01-31

TIE zouAyEs.-A dispatch was received
on Saturday night announcing tho arrival Of the
Xouayes At Syracuse, New York. They were the
guests Of lhe oticers Of the Nav York Central
Railroad and were erery where received with abun'
dant hospitality. It was expected they would
reach New York this morning.