, 1864-02-13
LOCAL MATTERS.

| Important to Chicago Manufacturers
AND WHoLEsALr DEA1Ens.-Our exchanges speak
ofe-teEslrc arrangements being made for hesrT
emigration from the Southwest-ftom Arkansas.
Missouri, and Kansas, TO the Idaho Gold Fields.
This Season, and until better routes are de7eloped.
and made known. most Of this emigatlon will 70
up the Missouri Riyer. Tho city of St. joseph hsd
wide reputation as an Quitting point for the
gold seekers who went to California and Pixies
Peak; also for all parties crossing the plains for
Salt Lake or New Mexico. St. joseph is connect-
ed with Chicago by raf1road-only one change OF
cars between theee two distant potnts. Mer-
chante can buy hero at better rates than at St.
Louis or New York, but they need to know this
fact to secure their trade. We think 1t would be
advfeahle for those who want this trade to adver-
tiee in the St. Joseph Daily Tribune, a wlde,aEake
stauneh Union paper. The editor, D. E. Abeei,
viii spend two or three dayE In the city, and whit
upon romc Of the leading wholesale houses.
Should any merchant or manufacturer wiah to see
him particularly, note addressed to him at this
oface, would feach him promptly.
BOOTHS Compound sh.ker.-This Is the
name applied to a machine fos separating oats and
foul seeds rom wheat, which we can testify 1t ac-
eomplsshes most cdectussiy. Now tha. farm labor
crs are and will be 60 scarce for some years to
co1ce, It becomes farmers to supply the deficiency
By employing 1abur-eaving machinery; and Of its
elats this is complete ttle machine caaily
worried, no gearing or machinery to get out Of Or
DER and sells for ten dollars II will clean hftecn
bushels Per hour ii for market, or ten bushels per
hour dt for seed. It c.n be seen at No. 80 Lake
ftreef, up stairs. Vaughan d Co. are the agents
Tor the Northwest.
DIR. Ryderss Sermon The last Of the
CooTses-on Sunday evtning Dr.. Ryder deaivers
his fourth and Last sermon Of the course to goung
men, At his church, taking as his subject. "Young
Men II Church, or the Worship Of Life" His third
sermon Of the couree was delivered two wceks ago
10 large audience, and by request, WAS delivered 4
second time Last Sunday evening. These sermons
are worthy Of their eminent author, and are unl-
seisany conceded By those who have heard them,
10 be very able productions.
Wabash Aronuc Baptist Church.
lhe Rer, Z. g. Taylor, late Of Cincinnati, but now
Pastor elect Of the Wabash Avenue Baptist
Shusch, begins hs labots with his new charge to-
mos1o" morning. The church Is situated on tho
corner OF Wabash avenue and Old street Ser
slees at 1e'h =. m. and ~ p. N.
Who Wants a BOY f-Any ono who wants
boy Will please leave inquiries ~ to age qualld-
eanonA etc., at tho law office Of Frank D. Carlty,
30. o. Dearborn street, or address, by mail "Em-
p1osment Committee Of tho Young Mems Christian
Association, r. o. Boz 163.' !.
fersonA1.-Col Joshua Marsh, Of The 18th
!'nots 1nisntrJ, 1ets town last crcning TO srjoin
his regiment at London, Tenn. Tho gallant Col
onei mas been homo for somo time past. recruiting
M ncalth and recovering from wound received
At MsRsion Ridge.
war mcetfng.-Thcro will bo War uaess-
Ing IN Wilmington on tho afternoon OF Tuesday
next Col. Osborn, Lieut.. Colonel Mann, and
othst distinguished Speakers will address ths
meeting.
Savings 0anks Va. q. q. Beads.
LAx1 81ax1f, Feb. 10, 1874.
Ep5TnD TE1uAN: Aotiee ffeQecnt articles In
XoHr peRcf potdhg saftAlh ssxing fnsAs4uons In
this city, 3hSe vfR414 t,rt z.10tA II