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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-03-30
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TO EVERYBODY
70 CALL AND ExAnIEE rHE
MOST ExTENstvE AssoRrMHNT
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aR wnsuH NAYS Jusr itta Apomtss A.
Fke #eii-ksOan Dry GSSds sterS
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PBnRxsnUHo, orsso.

Thankful for an increased patronage, we rsspeet-
fully solicit its continuance, and saain take pleas
ure in saying 70 our many friends and cnstomsff
that we have iust received from ths East our frss
stock Of FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
We are consequently enabled 70 present % ouf
friends and patrons one of the most desirable and
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-03-30
LEoAL AnN,a.
GHEktFF's SALE.

CHEttFF's SALE.
v fIurd &-Charch
against wsed Common Pieas.
ny virtue of an order of sale issucd in the above
ca0e 81 the Clsfk Of tho Cpbff 0f C0mmon Pleas
Of Wood County, Ohio, ant 70 me directed and de-
lvered, will offer for sale At public vendue at the
door Of ~ Court House, in Perzysburg, Wood
county, Ohio, on
SATURDAY, April ., 1884,
Between the hours OF II and O'Clock P. NJ. Of
The north hah Of tho sutith-west quarter Of sec
ton No. ~, town NORTH range IL east, in Wood
County, Ohio. d -
PerrysburE, March !, 1854. <fsss IS
, 1864-05-15

1901 ora knave: They ars required TO msko
their report on Saturday. w ~ ntsA0
ss1 AlIer Nen had bson returned to h,s cell
ofncers smith and Vopel, Of the no,,ca Ghn, h,
nad arrested him for stealing mnIr x,.nt "r
reached bis hand through Tie sonapo p y, ho 1aem
the door and pnlled the Gencraps hair uoT Th,a N
so offended Ills dignity that be se5zc,1 liz ai eis
bucket and dashed the contents throu@h' h'tbp tbp
grating, portion of the eayory stuf st7,tn's tne
Smith full In the face, ana caustn. him X
close MS nose nntt mouth and make hasty
been vanqn1shed, NeT retd q congratulatorS
order to Ills army on the success Of hi, etrat
egic movement In the court room and ~.
dered double 1ations and fresh cigar for
himself.
Proclamation Of King Christian To tho
Danish Army.
CorE1uAGgS, THURSDAY, April a, :
The following proclamation has been lssr-
ed BY King ChristiuR TO the Danish army:
Brave soIp1Ers ,UsDAusTED AID HERo1c cox-
70 to % Asea see Seenss
which will be memorable to remotest posterity not
only On account OF the inequality OF the contest,
Heavy indeed have been The suherings the deyei.
opment OF the contest has entailed upon you; nor
Tin the great and painful losses o., the last few
the eutrines the losacs will hare been In vain.
for they will bear fruit in the war we are now va.
Efng aeatnet might and njuettce-n war whose aim
country. 'sO'ea
1retnzn to you the fervent thanks Of myself and
my people iof the perseverance and self sacrificing
TINT ycu will eti BE- inspired BY he same spirit.
God preserve my brave Danish ArmyI Msy It
receive the reward or its pezsevesing bravery and
may no confer everlasting pence upon our fallen be-
IQeE. CHHJ3TIAT r
, 1864-05-15

STRANGE FREAK IN CALIFORNIA Gold
TIE MORE You GET TIE POORER YoU ARE
uDti Yesterday We had always inclined to
the belief that California gold was blessed
thing to have. Ne had never owned more
than s10,CC0 Of It, and cur belief was OF
course founded upon theory only. See how
mistaken we were. To get more would I'M
poverish us forever
Yesterday we received letter, per Amer
lean Express, from gentleman residing In
Nevada county, California, containing So 10
coin, with request that the semi-Weekly
Times should be mailed to him for one wear.
The express charges on the letter were
ss.10-just one dime more than the letter en-.
closed. We paid tho expressage, md sold
the gold for sixty five cents premium. The
Californian gets his semi weekly for 81 1.85,
We do not want any more gold from Cali
fornta in payment for the Times. The stuff
would ruin us.-DMbuq,te Times.
, 1864-05-15

leaves other people to pay the difference, aud
s:opes of TO anothor. CLINE to enjoy Il. We have
shan Jet see It repeated. It Ii noble game. dne
display Of acuteneft, magnificent example OF
bueinefs sLIeHdness; 1t is one even, which nearly
20 Lost to al sentiment Of honor 81 to prefer 10
trEst these wrescheE, became, having failed once
and feathered their nests there is ]cas danger OF
their breaking pznin. -.
, 1864-05-15
Rfal 3StatR--Gountrp.

EM 23f. s;ALE-A Farm, Twelve nilss south OF low.
il e Sonnty Iowa Of $50 acroe2io acres
onses hloss one ne k.E hoqse three sood seasnt
steam saw mn On tho prsmises nos o1,ed ~ ~
sEo On IL .nes sna aeaeoi
a6r,sd Title perfect. Further partculaIs siyeo unon
tayne9s ~ 70 Hsf4tt Ena0aDs kANsOM, AZ
khnkakes City, III. ""la' - N mys.exal12S'
, 1864-05-15

Fpm the Missouri Democrat, May 13th.}
Yesterday morning General Neff was taken
from his cell In the county jail, and escorted
to the Criminal Court room by Marshal John
Eaves, four assistants, and multitude OF
outsiders. The appearance Of the General
was that Of 4 soldier prepared for forward
movement upon the enemy. His wardrobe
was bundled up in the form of kuapsack
and strapped to his back by seyernl rope
bands, arranged In military style. His tin
cup was belted to his side, half days. rations
can dags loating over him, he marched for
ward to the intrenched position of the Cir
cult Attorney. He carefully reconnoitered
the Court House, admiring the white ga1-
ment, emblematie Of purity, which 1t had put
snes hs as5 5g7 g Il R1essa sa TIE nt h
crop ofweeds from the assaults Of foraging
cows, and entered the County MarshaI's OF
fice without firing shot. Col. Coff made an
inspection Of the Generals accoutrements,
and finding that he was too much cucumber
to divest hin Ct bis surplus plnnder. 70 this
the General demurred, but finding that Mar
shal Ea7es was about to ttmoTe on his
works. with m Overwhelming force. he sur
rendered at discretion. His belts and straps
Of rope were eut away, his tin cup condscat-
as trophies.
AL this time the Generals hands we're fas-
tened together by means of strong steel !
bands eneirc1ing bis wrists. He did not |
yield, however, until he had made terrible |
onslaught upon the enemy. Marshaltng his |
bis men forward, gave the command to fire |
to the right aud left oblque, charge bayo-
nets, fire BY companies. repel cavalry, draw |
sabres, and s'ruu de bludy shesheshionists IN
de ground.'
After being stripped Of his harness, he was
conducted into the court room, followed by
q multitude Of people, who crowded in to
ehal's Office was required to keep the guard
of, aud get the prisoner to the bar. On be-
ing locked in the prisoners dock, Neff cried |
ont, "What ID dis-de guard houses" and
began to thump and pound the door Of his
cage with vigor that promised soon to de-
mollsh that frail structure. Judge Primnl,
fearing TINT the dock would be broken to
pieces, and anticipating, doubtless, that the
General would break through the lines aud
charge down on the breastWorks Of the Cir
cult Attorney, ordered the prisoner to be re-
MOVED and taken back to the Jail Marshal
Eaves led him out, but he refused to 60 m
til his knapsacS and hags were restored to
him. The b1acelets were taken from his
wrists, bis accoutrements delivered over, and
then he marched baoafo the Jail with the
Judge Frlmm appointed A. j. Garcche,
Esq, as Neff's counselor, and that skillfui
finding himself an involuntary ally
Of the be}eaguItd General, took immediate
steps to rescue him from bis dangerous po-
sition- He suggested that his client was in-
sane, and moved that a lnnaftco ingni}rn.lo be
held to ascertain the fact. Tho Judge ap=
pointed three skillfn1 physicians to consti-
tute the c0mnissioE-Drs Smith. Jauinet
aEd Allen. These learned medlcos will take
The General in hand, and decide whether he is
, 1864-05-15
FROM SAN FRANCISCO.
Action of tho Pacific Coppcrheads,

San FRANCISCO, May 1.-THE coppcrhcad State
Convention adjourned with three cheers for the
Constitution as 1t ia and the Union as it was
meaning with e|avery rcstored,) and the downfall,
OF Unce Abraham.
The pnblic joy over the war news continues Ut
abated asnous.the Union men.
Several Sanitary Commission meetings are A.
ranged for throughout the State.
The pressure on the money market Is very great,
Bullion receipts for the past ten days amount 10
about 81 ,20G,c00.
, 1864-05-15

TEE ST: Lou1s FA1k.-on the 18th Of April last
In an appeal 10 ouf citizens for contributions
the Ftt.burg Sanitary Fair, we ueed the fol!on;n.
language:
In this connection It is prope. to refer to tht
claim oI tie st. Louie Sanitary Fair lot contr,bu
uons from our cilizens. The clerks OF Chicago
have been asked 10 contribute Hoerall.. and !
movement y on foot to induce 4 satisfactory re-.
spopse. -a'he only contribution from the citire
state @ Of Missouri ior our Fair WAS sia9e pin
ousy exhibited by our st. Louis nr,.t5ors' tSen,
to scnd pincushlon in return" >4~@''
Thc ladies' Of one Of The families In thA city esw
Yesterday the git Wac finished and hnon ght IN
our Office for inspection.
The tribe Il nat tottemed oral shaped affair.
aho9s 1' nvs inches IN e15cnnlerence, inside Of six
OF ether pincushious. surmounting the whole Is
achina "uigcer" baby Of the female percussion.
a, VINO is appropriately dressed, md wears scarf
the national co]ors.. The word "ChicaQo" is
pasted upon the forehead Of the ebony SHADE. and
tn 1ts hand she holds the article nom fhe TE1ncSe
s9nvs ,s' quoted. We predict that this plneaahion
AZ APPROPRIATE PEEsEST.-On Friday last the
Edtor.tn.C Chief Of the 7imse, Was made The rrcIn-
lent offs beautiful testimonial Of the respect which
na ceoouef nss Won from the loyal people OF the
counuy. The C1tt was peculfarly appropriate inst
=. that {uncture when unholy hands I'D Been ss
We are a!wnrs ss5 - US Sea Annointed one
world ev1dsnrss :, Ea 10 ee ape to spread to the
III. Storcv ~. hce1 s ne conduct Of
hsye tssG ~ nss na ~ E1nuiylng 70 al those who
in thanking us fr Me ,te sure taey .s Join
The 81, Louis II y ,ra, sa. pTa e1pfess ~ way OF
neld a Dor. on wh2rh h. n.i1 ma rwo olow Spring
ana theo anen-5 ~ u T. taau ult5 cents charges
faned note, which reaI. 'oHno An elegantly per-
.-To Wilbur +. StoryEA to,rn AZ x......
!. = &c ,SspeGt y, nom
Aha ~ thought he. .sI nm norr s1'on1 - L.,
ANAL 1nodictlp Of tic rewar Of nv inhoe .
cause or rrbeduna-n We can tmar{pa h,[, ~ iac nc
hands t.embted With fwhisEyl excitcmenf fas1'ns w.
~ did the dog IN lie cd Sto5x. 'e'A4s
.sTray peeped shout: now herr. no1T t,,c,e. and
pecped III tbia, md smett ut lhat nnd 1ictci tne
gravy ard the pot and cried. tOb rare hnw shsl,
farefi" 49," = '0'''
The boz contained a DEAD 1arri1 sy4YE. ahont
tye see, long admirably syb0licsI Of fhe s,ntin~
hopes Of bib much loved Coufedcracy. Beantifn1
and touching rebuke, Stranrely indeed did tn
sender combine The wirdom pf Rehoho,n ,rhn
said: Ny tathrrs beat Won with wilma hn1 w;t,
clss'tse you with scoipIons,'' va
ANon p.x,, ....-
,a..a - -. ~ ~, I@9En-On Friday night after New.
vas e4eaaed out, and Storey mxde tn 1tr III.
Gust. a mcttiEF Of Coppc.he.d. ~ h1s,. s,N
qsse Nas bed At the ce Of ths nna ,7ri
~ "iss9Fs tte propstets o. rrvunalns fhe ssinh.
, 1864-05-15
M a r. AlED.

Il s9ls ctty On he syenag or the 10TH ius BY Rev.
a; =: Y. DtoekR, Ar THOMAS PHHLrS. Of ths drm ur
William Jone', Esq~ a76 Huron ,'reet.
IN i!sc!ne Wis, "a the evening Of May 18th, by ths
Wesley GAykLL; q ne s..n y. 7. Infantry.
Noio!e6) End Miss SUSAN G. L. BRYAN, OF Rac,ne.
In Sudbury. VI. Sfsy 4th. by the Rev. Henry Pas.
tsdt. SAMUEL J:a aHuRCH1LI4, Of Battery "G," 2od
u!1n"lf light ARTILLERY. to MISS ADELtA HODMEs;,
OF the f.TMet place. D'
, 1864-05-15
Forgery.

,Pu11AnELpulA. May ia letter has been re-
eeised IN this city from Lord Lyons. stating TINT
hc mas never had any correspondence with JEFF.
Davit, and that the recent publications to that ef
feet were forgezies. -
, 1864-05-15

mundred Day Men in Maryland.
BALT1IonE, May 1i.-Thc Governor of MARYLAND
nas called for two Or three regiments OF one hun
on duty in this State
, 1864-05-15

iona Of ~ many At their p.ov-es would enltst
IN Tho hundred days service. Six man promptly
responded to the tAtl. Thia Is the thru oi 9or
Wnolcaale houses that h1a rhown ita appreciation
Of the necessity Of the hun 1fad dal cal. 4alS8
, 1864-05-15

The Ohio Ono hundred Dayss
Men.
ClScrENAT1. May 1.-THE National Guard is
being rapidly moved to the front. Nineteen recl-
ments have already gone forward.
, 1864-05-15

M$Sfs s.:s2 s's:s; !:
WASTEn- 6 ;71aa e;i1i IN "a 1as,ts.n ~ { MA AMI,
Adams .: ''e''"'Fk Apply ym;i5stae,s 4 ia r.
WAsKTElD,-eoeeopaots for a F7cnE Par,or and mo )
xa, ssssS II. x1ss n,r n
NAN1,En.ESs NAN1,En 1stpeet2ai. .,Eo: ieaa Roy, ! sis-
Aoase 'S Anp3 y :. aRs pKtSssFy Gf
nss Ci.rt sest, vasra help Of every ass:rles,oa.
e. Be
WANTED-iEmediatoiy 4 se,ustr.s who nm.
IS wssssa a.. al k1d Of ff4In 50 '~n AD2t, =
!ee sss
::s: 4: H.
WANTED-Io pur:aase Eeta., er.essy, with =.
Mcs:Eas 5;SaNs ssoea H.. =. well es'aosssL AaiIs
ss,s!Gs 4 ~ as
Ketsn GEoca!y Store. Sos sfrAld Of wosk. bus wiz
ID ts@e ss'ss Is
csesETos.' Ts's P'oa.ses fsetariae busins.sss il
.st s s reas
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Issass s2.ss. y IT, f7ei :f-
m f. e r. sss1 soa
x, s,I Gi1s ts TIL. t ~. ,ns ~ ysr u
~ slSotte s. se "a ia N a,nn, NM 10 aoshas
"a y sfasss ssaiss!itsT ss ;s
aaes & Issss ssss'pts Il i :,
q /: NJ ss'.S
WAasNTIEep55zAM r A. cling Ieu.. via r ,sa or e,xs
ass g. r e. Ra2 Of ia5 Sass R;nE
afsS5:li'Ss e inquire at Ff.asaa s::si A'a
WASSnT{7E;pM;;4 Sn{7 ;am;;A sseatlsnsn s.'ny bos.d In
t.E; ~ with o name or g. 81 : 'si:
wANTED-imnciiatc = youns u,n ,.n,,,,.
73 e t.se "a cs.sf e5se ts:d1s ae,e
DIANA .vtnos. lmyi5-sss!H ). MsYo fs sae Is. =
t5 G5 ess.s
sSs1 assa OF As;1s.. As;1se s.
AsSs:T!iEopnnAia 4 nc sca etlFs e & !. ~ aa.
laaas. Il ssss ~ K
L1AMs, 2s1 Lake street, Chicago.- nylt e17.st
WA;5NTESno..:A. :tsn.tio2 =. book fsepef .r clerk
za z1saSsa 81 z M r. 'a'lss s;;t, ,
WASTED-To Rent-A cottage cant4,ntr. .,r or
z8as e. e ox:s: &.
WANTED,;A situation u a conmtssion Hoa,, Ia
nsi o5snea q ,s1sinss; ~ il n7 eopeeps 10 iii sns
; fssS s sf't :: !s'F*'ss
G9 3 ssse ssss?S;E9s S;9s so55lss
sR.ntol1h 1'fi9 scos' & vi 's
, 1864-05-15

Tho Ano11vl.sTy Of tna Iadepenatnee Of NorwsJ. At
ses,:.en spt nl,i singer VII s. psssenssi !. Is
Loose y The EaEw. gun Ladies q; C;e,so- rcxsts
h5crICEER'a THEATRE.
Av4 ITAILIAN OPEKA-.laxnenos..
Ttesss o1sce Il a1zx.ra' xurc s.orr. Eandai7a sr.
Last and x>nlta Week.
IN nr,n1SpAF ,1s EyES1sa Nay 18th. for tho ar;: tune
Al 'ls ea'y. NeJerovers worlirenoxned grand Opera
Les HUG U ENOTS,
ltne Nsssac.s Of 81. Bartho'omsw)
H.. o.s,eAl .1.hAl kvESr OF 1H6 SEASON.
= az inaI an Se5
,arsrEssss r. rEE,essot'os s
e. Ses1 '.t l"ted Is: & PIG
ss's':y liz Ia 81; s.s.i s:5sa
sns sIsci!.ass, aa IT, sas;s
hs.s s'r:ts.sd A. mi IN shs shssn :ess 81 81, s
a:es ;ss eGs
Tor hugo 1 Hs: a,uts raia.as
1sp!d Eatce;tion- :''' ~
sta sss d
.hs HuGC7NoTs. NtSerh@er Intended to cst&bllsn,
ssS 1T aes9'sa
fssSsf sStsf 81 Di.ss sna7 touch 70 me Ver 0szaa ii
H.
0pera cns ct gstst sA:lVns of the hunan mind.
Ih,s e. y shs reoas !.pdencl whlea Ales
pessy eaea oe e. ce on
peso1s one q thtte grand iassls wh;cn at dassent
sss.ai ,tIts eetE.en good and evil. surrounded by
t. liz o rrosty e
n ~ eSa sp
ne slandeur Of tho work. Mr. GRAu has spared no
psDs 10 u i Hn 9e q q
, 1864-05-15

CHICAGO DRrv1sa FARK-OPKsHe RACE OF
TEE sEAsoS.-The Chlcseo Driving Park As=o-
eiaaon commenced their summer campaign yester-
oAS. The attendance was not large, but there was
a considerable muster OF the fancy" and Il de-
senI spnnkltng OF amateur turtles present. The
Ploe1AmMe ior the day being someWhat maagre
was not eumcient'y attractive to Wsrrsnt fhe at,
Ihe 9n,g 81 sge "a number Of general spectators
shu .ne eniiliness OF the afternoon was decided
protest AGAINST The appearance Of tho iir sex noe
teAtary lady only grsced the grand stand Win bor
Preeence md that only for few mtuutes Eca, ~
bllinS winds and tho abeence Of Others nY he, -
caused her TO heat speedy retreat Eva
:, AZ announced, the fpogt for the dAy wns a +-o. .
unE match 1or $5U. There wera five entries
AndreW Jacksou-by G, ". Lee.
Lady Fox-by James Fox
hoston-bS tha4 II Clark
Lazy beckett-by J D. Beckett
1a5 Georrc--by a. s. Lindajcy
Horses wh,ch Ind hecn Tie wInnr,. /. in anv ,re.
pebsd riebs Iiss issr slRs ,1esee and proof beng
On esegfounds. he Was scratchad. Tbe cnntnst
therefore. Lay betvee the other four novices The
1rst heat virtually settled the raca: m rTcs,ian5
efart was 1cadc, the chestnut Eeldfne aBo.Ynn =
tnking the lead lnstanter, closc'Y fof1n ri +,
s'Looy Beckett" Bay Gro,se" m.k;a ~
good third. Lady Fox hsd no show Ths.szat
She coCld be got to no kind Of settled uses t.nt
ceesse TO contend for the dr.t Two heats and r4s
dstaneed. From the start. 1t was c1csr Ihe cbest.
, 1864-05-15

FOR SALE-Packing House. Ca.
Il pacity for sargh.ertrx md packiuv 15no tn aft,
hoEs hEss md nd 70 se1d q sasts per aay Buildings al
the dsy. and SsZe and spacious g.ou11ds and aeces
H. Hs x se;ses r. sTG4i re railroads entering city
tentudges to be the ost house In The cot-
~ no palms OF expense having been spared in rcn.
sr2J dS61-Sct ~ ~ - 0' ''"@ A~t''
, 1864-05-15

Bloomington NurseFy.-10,O00 Osaee
Hedge, prime, at $1C.00 per thousand Sweet "a.
tatoea S3.6o per thousand. Five thousand, III. %.
Also Peach. Plum. cTaps, Roses, &c, &C Send
stamp for catalogue. Address your orders to F. Il.
, 1864-05-15

AxEE1cAs WATcrEs.-Me4srs Giles Brothers 4,
Co.. who rank smonE the leading watch dealers Of
the Weet Inform Us that the sale Of American
Watches for The pA.t ycar realized the enormous
sum Of tn snl'litns Or do'fars We cha1leng: that
for regularity Of time keeping and elegance ol
uoll n3anshtp, the American watch Is eapal. if
not superior, 10 an!tEsns produced in Europe, be
petr,o tc, and keep yonr mlllous OF cold in The
country b purchasing American Hafches Z
, 1864-05-15
THE. NEW RAtlA0AD TIMETABLE,
Srhednle Of Arrivals and Departures Of Trains
-Srmmer Arrangement,

The new time tables for summer travel On the
torco On Sunday evening and Monday morning.
The accompanying tables give the departures Gf
the vnrions trains running eastward and their time
Of arrival In New York and Boatnn.
, 1864-05-15

iHE NEW Police SrAz1os.-The Second Pre-
c1nH Police station located on the west eide Of
Union stree, between Randolph and Lake, IL near
~ finished. The cells 90 tar complete ae thar
they wilbo used for the retention of prisoners to-
, 1864-05-15

sW House and Sign Painting, Ca,cim1ur.
Glszing md % G1alnins: Paper Hapsfnss and VIII.
York pnees. F.E. Resx, 80 Randolph street.
BOX bSo3. myi-elia.1m
, 1864-05-15

WANTED.,A situation II Coumtssiou Hon.s In
1his city. hy a y0upE man who Is 4 thNrnnsh ~.
sspnn.snst With an experience Of Tx Years in x6t,
nstan q u md IL fn!lv competent to iii any
AsssS,srss' for four days.. r. o. Boz sis.
, 1864-05-15

GaI FfIturcs.-A large assortment embrsc-
Ing the latest and richest patterns, at low prices
Fitting promptly attended to. J. WHaRATA. j
4 Co., 81 Randolph street. np5s daG0tm
, 1864-05-15
LOCAL MATTERS,

ScTcnty"Second ReGf1ncnt-Capt. W.B.
Holbrook, OF the 7sd Illinois, will leave for the
regiment on or about the 18th Inst, ard will take
letters an! !nal packages for members of tho
regiment. II len at tue ollce OF Aessrs. Under-
wood & Co.. South Water street,
As tie regiment has moved from Vicksbur.,
racksses should DO small,
, 1864-05-15

w Ae,N1TEn-:o9o Ed Q Champagne Bottlos. NdIr++-.
bos sseS. stating prttc Dozen u cali *
''"aneoiph STREET, (nyt5 5e:Rs1j HSCuYiI.e
WANTED-A gsntltm-u a.sire1 hard -,
NJ. p,sasa.t a. room. IL aipr!vAte nmdy Of wtr.s
sTsnn. .e ous sw aosrders, on Michigan Or W.bs.s
een.esn Kandolph and Twelfth srssts and ssst y
.Msss Ihs best references given Adaress
o oaee' nJ-i sk-lue
WANTED-Dy an e1ptr4ep4sd bookla.ns,
crood unLon .nton IN tNhern shOlcshle house or banE
'nvu sseisssSsntes s1S slven. Apply ut this otlce
, 1864-05-15

trance speaker. viii lecture at Witkowsky Hall, on
Sunday the 1sth inst, at 1OH a. M, and ~ p. nj.
Seats {rec
, 1864-05-15

EnRST GRAND FESTIVAL TO

i Re g.Ven bv Nor1B Lodge -
O. Tucs.!ay Evening. May 17th; 1S9i.
tic new Turner Ran. Serth ',larx stFeft, which
eccason tplt nLil gAnDer viii BE- presents! =. II,
L0tse ~ tho Eorwt etan Ladies' ~: C;c,;u. r'ckets
tn e had 1t West klozlc street, and Al ii, door.
Ey1.-yE SiAtbp
, 1864-05-15

A, A Griffith. Elocutionfst. has returned
to This city Persons Interested will please call at
Roe m No, 20, Cobb's Block, Dearborn street, Nor
day and Tuesday, day and evening.
, 1864-05-15

1nE CHICAGO L1GHT GUARD BAND
For the sERENADE ON THE RIVER.
Condu stcr and Musical Director. .sIg. Nuzio
e TnesdaJ-DON GIOVANNI myt3 .a.t
, 1864-05-15

NNNTED-A ltIfd nfr1er to E3 l., a nA q = hnI
- ness town IN Tits Sias 4:+als worx and vu,T
T1Es* given. Inanjrr OF HikDKNBL6tiu 4 VII. NH.
1910 ~ 1eee ssf fsos' INC $50 uyl+ gl7st
WANTED-A Situation A. book fsener ,r RI. ,f
~ ma wholesale or RECALL grocery or ru.,mt asan
sho q vel aeqnst tea In the business. G.,sd
A.AsAsA@ssH H"eo" AooteSs ha1 iset- MJliEI9t
WASTEN-To Rent-A cottage cqntslntrx Z str ~
e'Eht toone. 10 gond Drt-hbnEhoo<knu the ", st
Siae; Adafets c, 5. .TEWkSBUl:Y, l. G. r. L Onces
, 1864-05-15
Go Rfl&t.

ITO RENT-Tee threo4so7y Brick Dwelling with
Il StkbIe) No. Ill Fourth avenue inoujra st ri
Fourth avenue. mY.j ni29at
FFN0 RENTAL unfurnished room kuitable for one
nry15 Eil3lt ss'"
, 1864-05-15

WANT En-HIehly important to married pcooe.
.vt We want every married person In tha InitrI
statts and CaEataa 10 sehd ior one Of ous sEaLEn
G!heIL.hs. tof The married only" Hhlch co1tu;ns
ned ptr.on sevrr before ra1eai.d, that can be n,3
tainsa IN no oeher:NAy: Positively no hunhu: Al
s'a,1n, pr; s. BACHELOR. kanl4See CITY, nj. '''A
, 1864-05-15

SAD DEnEAvxxEHT--Rcv. J. c. stoughton, Pas
tor Of tho Indiana Street II. E. Church, In this
city. met With sad bereavement, In the accidenta
drowning & Of BIZ only non, Lorenzo F. stoughton,
eq ~ aooas 1a s31en' TIE H. the Fog Rye At Aurora,
WeTe , carried oyer ml'ldam, in a smau boat A
laIEe edTc.e Or hlelds will deeply sympath;se x1th
me me aacseo family In this hour Of deepest noun.
, 1864-05-15

1o1H 8. NEw1ousE.-John s. Newhouse. the
copperhcad Police Commissioner. who vns 40
soondly pumneled " Col. r. n nough. On FIJI.
aaY, IN front Of the Sherman House. desires us TO
neve INC neEs Of CRAFTS victory" aud thai he. did
not , " generally decry the army and tie splendid
% ..s,oiy !. haa gained" We do not desire to mis-
Ihc truth 10 bis case is bad enough. Mr. New.
mouse 1usfhef claims That he ie a thorougly loyal
ut The difconnsure OF the rebels.
, 1864-05-15

~ ANTED-A partner with 5000 cash In 4 ij-ht
~ scntstl MANUFACTURING bualues3 in Ci!ca.o jts
pf1oats III he exceedingly sr9e, and n. deruanG 4nd
Eaes WIi % a6undAnt Address L. ", sapEAE
chicago foss Gcace, with real name, -. nyise9esi
WASTEn Board (sorth sida> fsr ! seat,4m,,
- ARD vile in Private family sonth 81 Chica7s
Aysnhe md n0Fsh Of Illinois s.rref, Keierenea F,v-6
A3d fsS1ifsS Atltess Pest Oaice Box Iel. 'A''@
, 1864-05-15

ITO REST-The ent!ro second. story OF zo 1,ate
H. stsss, eScePt essJoom for oaIsolvsa. Tbis il
ceep b. 2! feet lde. H0elJ lighted, haahcd tnfousb
eat; .ha with N e1csi'ent holssay IN TIA rear II
,nms s,1e; Ter storage, II desired REUWH
BROTHERS. @G9 tiko street, {up-stAlrsI rpvis.y1t.t