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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-08-26

srsNr Drrfr-. Messes. Bailey ard
No'es. Portland. have ju.t i.sue.i nes,
card. containing a tatie - .tau,p dstie..
repaired under tle ncv 49, Prize. fft.en
cents
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-08-26

CaNF MEETING. A. East Poland. con
u'ences August 29th. sn4 closes September
Sd Passeugers all be- earned ~ the
Grand freak EAuwav ior one far.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-08-26

Dram 60 MsI>r Mr~ At Nrw o.
traNs. >-rseon Gordon send. the Port-
land Press 'he following H-t 81 death. a
sol4iers of Name regimcot.. thas have oc-
curred '.nce ils l.i Of Jais a.
Everett Leighton. 60 ID. iJth. O-en
Ge'rbs.l. 60 !. 22th Cha. n. TnH. 90
b. o. james WeiiHen. 60 p. d.. Mouu
Sanbofn. 60 u. 80 >am-,I Gross. Go d.
d. Geo : ii-Tick. io d.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-08-26
ToR GOVERNOR.
S A N UEL CO Ny,
OF AUGUSTA.
oxiOT1 County Ticket

Oxf0rl County Ticket
ToEsEsAross.
WILLIAM W. VIRGIN Of Nor-av.
THOMAS CHASE Of Buckfeld.
FoE sHEEtFF.
HORATlO AUSTIN OF Canton.
Fos &C. sTToHsEr.
WILLIAM W. BOLSTER of Dixfeld
ToR Hts. oT rroHarr
JOSIAH ;. HOBBS Of Pari..
ToE co. coNStssrosrE.
NOAH b. HUBBARD Of Hiram.
Tos CO. rsEssUsEE.
WILLIAM A. PIDGIN OF Pari..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-08-26

SlrEe9u DAY. of tbe zsth Ma.ae Ee-i-
r'eat. recently dismissed. has been restored
e. Ais posifio1.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-08-26

CAP = .. Bysat. of Blck6eIi. tss
been oomn,is.ioued a. MAJOR q he Nains
-th regiment.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-08-26

DEATH 90 Cot CHsrLT~. Ga Satgrlav
the family ofCoL Chaplin. q The Fir.t
NJ. Heavy A1incry. received The sad
iHie liigcnor hat. daring tb. recent severe
Sighting 90 lhc Jamcs River. b. had ~
ceifei a s-ssre Wound in The breast. and
yv'terday a 'ccoud dispa,ch "a. received
that be had died q b.. wound We Do not
learn further particular. wing. ga.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-08-26

At ihe DcmocTatie Dis'ri,t Convention.
bell 80 Albura Han. thi. Tuesday. T. n.
&C. Address E-l of Bark6rlI. "a norai.
mated a. the democratic candidate FOR
keP-vsrntafive o. Congres..
Li>e~iston J0uruaI.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-08-26

IT, >eptsu'ber interest on che 1910
bonds and the November coupons ou the
'-&' Ian are roo payable. This puts into
iAe market trenty miilions ir gold. -hi,h
I'll De- more thar ihe srecain.or. can carry
The friEhte FrankEn -iI D. Iaunehel
from the Portsmouth, Ya-i on ~ 18th %
September Shc 49, b1ih ,n lass. tv
Nilliam J. iisnsoou. Esq vho va then
Naval Construefor Of that va-I Tie
frankirn o. frst- class sfesn frirste. cans-
tis 81 Carrying 81 guns. ard measure. 900
tons
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-08-26

Dr,ru oF Hos. JouN AFrtrroS. Hon
John Arpleton died Yesterday aternoon a.
The deceased rs elected member a Con-
grcss from this district in i-5o. Suhse-
qucntly ~ ~as Sccrctary q Legation ~hen
Mr.. BschAnAn ~as minister O. England AMI
aiter~ar'ls. during the aimiui,frst iou a
Mr. bachAnan. as Assistant Secrciary %
STATE lis "a Formerly the principal pro-
Prieior 81 the Eastern Argus. aal lAst
year h. bad Il IN contemplation % a-ain
pltchase hat establishment. lie has ben
gralaal.s ssnking for some TINE under coa-
sgmptiou. bot retained The fuil po~cr o
his mental facuiiies Up D. the last uo.sent
Press. Tuesday.
, 1864-02-12
Balance On hand. d...........-............ SA.42l.
5ix thousand dollars Of which balance Is tuyct
ed In United States $40 bonds.

DINNER TO COL LooM1s.-A party consist
Ing Of the members OF the old Light Guard with
invited guests, in all numbering about a hundred
gentlemen, sat down to an elegant entertainment
last evening ut tho fremont House. The dinner
was given By the Light Guard to Col. John Mason
Loomis It the 2Gth Illinois veteran volunteers,
The table IVES elegantly ornamented with flowers
and cTergreens, and groaned beneath tho weight
Of the sabstantials and lx1urica mine hosts know
go we'll how to provide. Across the north end Of
the room the national flag was displayed, and
scores of smaller flags were prominently arranged
around the chandeliers aud above the heads OF the
guests. At o'clock the company were marshalled
for supper, and preceded by the President-Geo.
". Gage, Esq., and Col. Loomis, took sesta at the
table eat for the occasion in the ladies' ordinary.
After supper came the intellectual portion Of the
repast. Geo. ". Gage, in his address Of welcome,
gave the following list Of members Of the Light
In the Federal army:
Brig. Gen. J. 3. Wyman, killed in battle. in the
FIRST assault on Vicksburg in December hist,
Col. J. 3. Scott, 18th III,
Col. John N. Loomis, sGth Ill.
Col. T. ]. lur!burt, 5sth n.
Col. F. T. Sherman, ssth ~.
T. col: i. $: ss ehsdboalne. ,oun 18th III.
Major Fred. Harding, 19,h III.
A6tutant u. T. Porter, 18th ILL.,.
Ad}utant Geo. l.. Thnrston. 18th III.
GaPt: y y. Johnston, Gen. hu1lbut's stair
Capt. y. u. Rolton, nolton's Battery.
Capt. Theodore F, Brown, 5lst III.
Capt, james Steele, sturges Kties;
Capt. y. Z. Dykeman, 18th Infantry.
Adjutans E. H. Brown, ssd III.
Ileut. Geo. Vernon. 18th Infantry.
Captain Alex. SpanestIom.
'A1jt. G. L. Bis6cll, I'D Mich.
, 1864-02-12

the OrEnA.-"M Martha" was repeated Inst cyen-
Ing. to one Of the largest aud finest audiences Of
the season. Cordier Is sick, and has been since
Monday night, and Csst.i WAS Obliged to take her
llnce as Indy Harriet at short notice. She seemed
much lost In her part, requiring the constant at
!entlon Of the promptez, but notwithstanding. she
did herself 20 injustice. She always sings admi-
rabls. Formes seemed ont Of sorts, and was as
quiet and dull as q novice His voice, We thlnE,
was In better condition than on Monday. With q
few elight d1nwtacAe, the Opera went of admira-
bly,. Tonight the divine Eorms viii be presented.
GALLERY or PA1H11x0e.-Do not forget that the
gallery Of Paintings at 10, Lake street Ia now on
exhibition for the bentft Of The Soldiers Home
= The C,rcns, Academy Of Music, Varieties, &C.
offer excellent programmes tor this evening. The
Sknting Parks aye all In excellent condition. See
advertisements.
Co1'rerhcad Abnsc OF c. r. Bradley.
The aftack IN the eecesh print On C. p. Bradley
Is ness oS lying tr1eh, SILLY and knay1sh tha.
10 noicc II NJ MI an apology Is due to our readers
and we hope to be pardoned for referring to Il
The statement that Donohue, a brawlfur conner
head-recenuy dismissed for good cause--was an.
pointed by Bradley special policeman for BELIEF.
Concert Hall, fa a flsehood. He was appointed
By the Police Commissioners at the ca.nes, recon.
ncud3tion Of the Concert FOLKS.
il lie sufficient reply to all the windy etuG about
bradley stopping travel IN 1862 " that he acted
under the orders Of the Var Department, and whnt
IL called stopping travel consisted In preventing
fellows from skcdaddl!ng to Canada. to escape the
drntt that WIS then anticipated. The same thing
was done in other paris Of the tatc, and in as the
loyal States, aud 1t had the general sanction OF The
public at the time. It is fnlse that Bradley ex-
acted fec for giving passes. No charge was made
for passes. There was charge Of one dollar for
rnsEfnr o<, %n,,da for rjt{1era nf C11fcu1n WIN
, 1864-02-12
LOCAL MATTERS.

The Light Gymna6ttcs.-Thls evening
Mrs. B1AcKAll closes the second term of her
classes in the New Gymnastics, ut shaw's Hall,
corner Of State and Randolph streets. goodly
number OF Iatiies and gentlemen have regularly
participated in the beautiful exeFciees Of this BEs-
TEN, several among them being invalids, who have
perceptib'y growr' in health and viRoF. Mre.
Blackall also has fine class, on Wednesday and
Saturday afternoons, at the Uh11ch Block, on North
Clark street. Her method Of teaching Ia excellent
discrImnatve, and conducive to the pleasure OF all.
and her next class should be large one. The
public generally are invited to attend this evening,
at 7X o'clock; and those wishing to enter for the
next term can then do go. Go. then, and take your
family, and be assured of receiving pleasure and
proht
Yates ShRrpsh hootora.-Capt. Joseph S.
ReyuoIds, Of the gallant 64th Illinois Volunteers,
Yates SbarpshootersD has opened recruiting
Office In the Court House square, where he would
be rlad to enroll the names Of = few good "crack
shots"-of whom Chicago boasts many. He
vants men who viii Go into the service expecting
to see the end OF the rebellion within short time,
and who will 20 to help close 1t out. The reEt-
, 1864-02-12
BOARD or TRADE WAR FUND,


The following is the financial report Of the Board
oi Trade War Fuud Committee, containing nc
counts Of receipts aud disbursements to Feb. 1st,
1854:
Original subscriptions to the Fund, into
rest on Government londs1 and prcmf-
um On bends cold, Ices cost OF collect
ing the subscriptions aud the purchase
Of bonds. s........... 4s3-ls
Eaniiary nuruCees. 10000
, 1864-02-12
910dr1l1lu.

pOARDING.-A large front room
- with board. Apply at 3 Washington street, Be.
tTetu State and WAblth Ayenue- Also feW DAY
hnsTders Eeffrrnces REQUIRED. fe.9w5Ga+3f
nOARDING.-Pleasant rooms
D and board may be found ut 20 Michigan street.
North Side. sh distance west sFo lsush street.
Nridge. le9~&9s
, 1864-02-12

dncted in as euiet and uncerenonious manner
ss possible. HIS funeral sc1mon Will be preached
by The pastor Of the Chicago Society OF The Now
MlckiSan ayenle, next Sunday forenoon.
, 1864-02-12

AO NOuSuINpkAVGBe
The Rev. E, 4. Wilson's remedy for Consnmp-
ton, Asthma, bronchitis, Coughs, Colds, and an
Threat and Lung Affections, together with q PAM
bis can Be obaned saa Of Fulier Fnsh
Fuller, Druggists, "A and Is market street. Chi
cago. jayl3uI8-1m
Go TO TIE BEsr-Go to Bryant &; st1aston's
Chicago. Commercial College, to get q thorough
drees lenclosiDg EtampO Bryant & stratton, Chi
cago, Illinois.
~ House and Sign Painting, CalciminIug
Glazing and Graining. Paper Hansings and Win
dow Shades selling Wholesale and retail at New
York prices. F. E. E19DY, 50 Randolph St.
Box 66S3. taya3-n5S41m
, 1864-02-12

BourT1Es.-1f the Supervisors can give no
better reasons for their acsion In regard to boun-
ties than appears in an evening paper, prudence
would suggest that silence would have been the
better policy
, 1864-02-12
:B0u1tn.

a 0 Q n D-February 9th, at the
corner OF Halsted and Lake stteets bay nosss1i. si
The owner can have Information q tac ssmG mMGnVaRY
q Market Btrett. tsts.~o.S*s-
EOUND-A bunch OF keys, AND
fnt.iiieencr S9nsa rs bcsTb5In stsesA Also S3od
domestic help esn be hAd at taa saa" psS'''
fe11HeHt
, 1864-02-12
.iEnr rSa{P.

~ ~ G~~FVs
FOR SAIIE.-Stock and fixtures
q ntn Ssss sgre be sold ehsp E
TOR SALE-A rare chance to 60
1s ss'es &a il q S!z
FOR SALE-A fine Watch Dog
e. y Ssse saEi';' a9S afe lsss s tss
r. OR S A L 1.-TWO Tubular
FOR SALE-Steam Engine and
RSs !hf Z a1a oe es
hsSiy e "a nd nd esT =
tyindtl 1e iEsh :. e insh s'reke e piston.
Ss 9Ssf Ct
material and werknahshr, and arc offered for sala
{ :sisss$s &
FOR SALE-One large Herring's
A. safe-ins!de measure. thrce feet eight inches
Steel
EsRfssE sSss sa As:,ss sss? IL Ell
A~OR SALE-At less than half
ding ceun:srs tWanut top5'. shelyins dEaEers cor.
sasea fsefes ~ Fsriss atfag M ~ p sS66t e
aahs 70 s
GOR SALE-About sixty tons Of
!, tas se1 Scaf s1s.p' Inquire of
TOR SALE A first class Tubular
Il Boiler, about 1$horss power. in perfect order,
IL s2s sfes
TOR SALE-The Schooner Cuba
now Ling in ths port of cnlalo. hqEthen 81 23i tons
SS;,,5H SSiR; H1P'y + sibsoS CHASE r; SS'ss'
TOR SALE-Three Tubular Boilers
four feet diameter. eleven and one half feet long,
with fcrtyeight three Inch tues IA each also one
sssss ss ssst9: ssA jSh *6 sSfs
DOR SALE-Or to rent, large
frst-cass wooden house, Just drished =. d resty
Se'sS 'sssd psiE: Address ID fssl name Il!
TOR SALE-A Toll Road in Can
3D. ss In hsa n ust; amiga! r.!
Iroit Mich or call upon D. L. THORPE. iSo bear
Tor sALE-On long time or to
pocss. on the sop.s Branch IL lots te suit
q soss 10y e. S:sn | 70 81 aesn
ss3i1ssG SRSNGR5 & eSS 81; s % e
, 1864-02-12

IL
another column hcaded Interesting to tho Ladies'
ard Gentlemen"
Notice TO Lithogrnphers.-Thos en-
eaged in lithOgraphtnE company records, will lnd
purchaser BY addressing, with terms aud spec
fmcns, ]. L. ", Cairo, III.
Burncttss Preparnt1OnR.-Thep prico Of
EuTuet1's Cocoatns has advanced 10 seventy five
cents per bottle. Burnett never chanSca his qu1l-
fty, and has been compelled to advance prices ow-
Ing to inc1ea cost Of materials.
feS-wa7.-3t II wSFEltw
Cure Of Thront and Luns Dlsouses--
Remarkable Cure.-The gentleman whose
statement We now publish is we'll known to our
citizens. DR.. Aver, MCormick's building, corner
RaEdolph and Dearborn streets, has met with ex-
traordnary success In the cure OF Cataarh, Throat
Disease, Bronchitis, Asthma and other diseases
that lad to Consumption. The rooms Of the
Thront and Lung Institute are thronged daily.
Consult alton free.
MIR. Bartlett enyB:
II hare made trial Of Dr. Ayers new system OF
cure Of Throat and Chest diseases, and have nv
self been cured Of an alarming affection OF tie
lupEs that have no doubt ae0rsd haze kermindfed
In dkGfh. Ills remedies are wholly un}iEe auy
had eecn before. am fully satisfied that Dr. Aver
ia correct In hia examination In my case. and
eminently ski1ltu1. His instruments seem to
be perfect. The Doctor fs candid in his opinions,
and would adFise my friends who may be atlict.
Residence So. Halsted street.
Formerly Constable Of Cook county.
0-W5{4-ct1<w
, 1864-02-12

"1s'uS LOST ~" "big 1njun" Of Capt.
Anols"h company Michigan Sha1pshootess, got
Into the city day OF two aso, and amer some wau
dc1ing found that be was lost lie hunted for a.
rectiona awhile, then stopped, and ecraschinr his
head, exclaimed, "Wahl 1njun lost, No1 MOI
1n}un not lost. Wigwam lost-1n3un hers,.,
yery copsolIug reflection,
, 1864-02-12

TOR SAEECOn long time or to
Lease, the property known Il the Union Salt
Docks On the sonb branch ia lots e suis
tenants Aso ots On Hssn a9a aa1Ts s,s ss1es1s '
hsiapco on tYe years ttne Il desired. Apply to nr.
BRAlNARD. GBouth CLARK street. lseSl1-lm
, 1864-02-12

FOR SALE-Or to rent, a large
frst.c!ass wocdeu house, Just drished =. resty
occupancy in days. for sale or to rent west Ct
" fPE "
, 1864-02-12

pA Complimentary benefit to the former Lady
Teachers Of Marines Dancing Academy will be
giyen at Airasoles Appol!nea, Friday evening,
February = 1E4- Committee OF Invitation: 2.
Llthgow, Dwight Reed, r. n. Francis, F, W.
Dodge, Vim. Moody. Geo. ". Wilson
ftbY1iw3I-St
, 1864-02-12

Death OF Prof. Franklin Sc0mmoD.
We arc panied 10 announce the death OF Prof.
Franklin Scammon, II. D., who departed this life
at his residence, corner Of Wabash ayenue and
Van Buren, street, on Wednesday evening, at *
O'Clock, after p1ot1acted and very painful ILL.,
ness.
Prof. FRANKLIN Scammon was the ron Of Hon
Eliakfm Scammon, Of East pittston, Kennebec
county, Maine. He WIS born In Whitcfeld, Lin
coin county, Me-, Oct. %, 1610, and was, Mt the
time Of his dcatb, in the 54th yesr Of his age. In
early life he was IN aposhecary and chemist, In
HalloweIl, Maine. While thus situated, he devoted
considerable attention to the natural sciences, and
subsequently studied medicine, completing his
medical education in Philadelphia, and
prncliced his profession with success In
uallowel1. About fourteen years since he re-
moved to tl,is city, following the tide ofemisra-
lion, his Younger brother, the Hon.. J. y. Scam.
non. establishing himself In the drug and
medicine business here. After few years be en-
carried On successfully for several yeais In con.
nection with Luthur Haven, Esq, the present
worthy U. S. Collector Of this port. subsequently
i.1 occupation except such as grew Ont ct bis con
uection with one OF the banking institutions ofthe
city, and teyoting his spare time to scientific pur
he vas ve1y accomplished botaniaf, tbs Wesf
knowing no superior. His collections In this de-
partment Of natural history are extensive and val
nablP.
4 year OF two before his deceaae, be was elected
Professor Of Botany, &C., in the University Of
Chicago and discharged his duties daring the last
year with eminent ability. He was maturing
plans for botanical garden in connection with bis
froletsoEship. when the serious nature Of bis dis
ease admonished him that his duties must soon be
transferred to the ,E spiritual world Calmly ard
Father, connding In the Infinite Mercy and Benev-
lence Of bis Lord and rot only was willing to 20,
hut had neither desire to remain longer an inhabI
tsnt Of this earth, nor fear to enter the spiritual
member Of the New Jerusalem Church.
Be was q remarkably rem kind: considera!e
felt BY his relatives ard friends by the Academy
Of Science. Of Which be Was IN acttve member,
and for time the Prceid.nt; and at the UnIyer-
elty where his place will be hard to fil. His life
was one Of active death such as be-
comes the t1us Christian. lie leaves no family,
excerpt widow, his Children having preceded him
into Ire better land"
The funeral of Dr.. Scammon Will take place from
ha late rea1dence. at two O'Clock Tomorrow alser-
noon, and, according to his request, Will ba con.
, 1864-02-12

TOR SALF,-A Toll Road in Can
Il ads. i've miles In ens ii. yie1din! ueti annual
revenue OF teen hundred dollars paid In silver. For
further particulars address Post ONCE Boz lss8 Dc
born street, te6-Wa611Ol
, 1864-02-12

UNDERWRITERS SALE.
DAMAGED COFFEE AT AUCTION.
Auction i ocE:s. :R Eags Coffee, hnYinr hem Wst
Ie1awSs4t VIM. A.BUTTERS d CO, Auctra.
TRY GOODS, YANKEE NO.
~ TIoSS, Silver, Plated Goods, &C..
AT AUCTION,
On FRIDAY. Feb. l2th, At * O'Clock. ss Buffers
Auction Rooms, IN Portland Block, corner Dearborn
ara Wa.h!os1on sts. wM- 4. DuTTERs CO.,
ft1U.T5ESf A4ctfooecF9,
, 1864-02-12

~ We call attention to the advertisement in
another column headcd Interesting to the Ladies'
ard Geutlemeu.a
, 1864-02-12

four feet etisneteF. eleven and one half e:t long,
with fcrtyeight three Inch dues Ia each also one
engine aIhe. forty inch AZ fnE with eXtrx head Tor
street.. fc7-wt1+lw
, 1864-02-12

The evidence bcing,in the jury rendered verdict
TO the effect thxt Jane McGseeTy came to her death
from IN abortion performed by herself upon her
Eclf, OF by some person to the ;ury unfnoWn.
This Is a most remarkable verdict, and one
ba,dly warranted By the evidence. That come per.
son has committed 8 gross outrage upon the girl
needs no argument. II Harrington be the guilty
man let the public know 1t. II not, he should have
been allowed TO testify and give the jury the bene-
1T OF his testimony. The reluctance of the author-
ites to cali the Hasringtons, although one Of them
at least was said to be in the city yesterday
and their failure to prodnce the women
Barlow. Peacock and Thompson, has, to say the
least, given rise to strange suspicious. Because
man is respectfully connected. is no reason why
things hidden should not be brought to light. Il
the coroner has power to empannel another Jury,
It should by all means be done, and the matter
thoroughly Fitted 10 the bottom. some Of the
members Of the jury we know are not satisfied
with thu yeft4fr4
, 1864-02-12

~ Mr. mlrnsole wishes to inform
the public that be has nothing to do With the
complimentary benefit to tho tor1ner lady teachers
fe 1f.1t4
, 1864-02-12

FOR SALE.-Stock and fixtures
Of Retail Cigar Store to be sold chcap for .sh.
, 1864-02-12

LAncEsr.-Margaret o'Bncn, a adelapidated
looking 1sishwoman, was brouch up yesterday be-
fore Jratice Brown, charged with having stolen
box of butter belonging to the American E1prese
Company. For this speculation In buttar shc was
committed In default Of Sse to stand her trial at
the HecoYi6erae Court
, 1864-02-12

FOR SA ALE.-Great Bargains.
Il s@9 @ acres q Land, On the line Of the Logans
Ihese laHds Hre hgh md rolling and Within thzee
vile. ssd Qve miles from good Coal Nine, aud will
be sold cheap one cash balance IN nys os seven
Msnufacto1y at ChatswoEth, In successful operation
No better Iands In the State, Address Or apply 70
D. K. PEA ARSOSa, 118 Randolph street Chicago. or
70 J: sTLLLWELL, ESQ, Chatsworth, Illinois.
, 1864-02-12

w A n TED-To buy or rent
w small farm, within three miles of raflroad
depot, In c. ntVa1 Northern Illinois. Address with
fprJ. Ill. fe14 WS1H-it " F&N
, 1864-02-12

:" ANTED~ On or before the 1st
W. of March, a Store on Lake Dearborn, sont1
clark or Randolph streeta. sustnbls for thr Retail
Pott Office. fe1EwG7i1t
, 1864-02-12

wv WANTED-A situstion in re-
w spectacle Jriyate tss.l'y hys person who ua.
deIstards lress Making chamber work, take caro- Of
children, &c. May be seen or inquired for At
STEWART IiA3ILfON'S Intelligence and Employ
mcLt UNlce, l07 Clark street fe1n-ws541t
, 1864-02-12
NAanteD.

" "ANIED.-I want to borrow
w $t,G0 for one year. to br sccure'l on frame
residence, worth so o. on 1etscd sroEnd. Lease
piFlng January 1s 1863. Address o. Box s7'a.
, 1864-02-12

Observation-Disclosures of the
w whereabouts ofBRIDGET CARNEY-maldcn
name Bridget Cody. When Last heard OF she was in
Ghicago q wauksran. ANY Any Information win be
{,,tp-1r = ~ u
, 1864-02-12
COLONEL WOODS MUSEUM
" AND
GALLERY OF NATURE AND ART.

pHCENlX HALL,
l. BLOOMINGTON, Ill.
Large, airy and central. Good Piano, Curtain sa4
Scenery. Singers viii ind this = superior Hau ~
Concerts, IS the stage con be entirely cleared.
WAkEFIELr, THOMPSON d MAJOR,
nol2-pi4+Hn frpprfetc-I
, 1864-02-12
RRal 35state tut Sale.

EOR SALE.-Great bargains of
IL fered- TWO four story BRICK ,uses With hasc.
mice $l1GtV-coss $2HEC0- - ~
.AGn-1 vacant lots near Milwaukee aycnuc. On
FItce $t,ipc. - ~
Also seven acres on Lake street, lust west OF the
tt:y Lin ". Price $500 per acre.
At6o60 acres the lake shorr, 20 ncres Of tim
Der. tFce $5e Per acre The nnd adJoinlng sold last
December for So Fer acre, aud another adjoining
tEnc, sole FOR so per acre.
AI:o.so acre efm with buildings and living spring.
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/, The clereland Hlunllcr.


The New York Spirit If The
Tines, edited By George wilkes, COM
ments severely on the blauder OF the
Cleveland Convention 10 nominating
candidates for President aud Vice Presi-
deaf both from the same State, in iguor
anee Of the provision Of tho Consiisu-
ton forbidding this to be done wilkcs
Insists that one or the other shall de-
cline the nomination, il order that the
ticket may be eonstitutionally made up
and thinks that if one does resign, both
nominations should be considered sus-
pended ill September, with the hope
that something may "turn W" for the
benefit Of the anti-Lincoln faction.
Wilkes is rather hard on Cochraue.
He rays he commenced ia politics es
an old bunker Democrat, and soon
went over to the free.soilers but after q
temporary residence in the Van Buren,
camp he relapsed along With the leaders
Of that seheming elan back into the
ranks Of the intense pro slavery democ-
racy. Among them he oseilIased for
several years between the rival magnet
isms Of Tammany and Mozart. and fin.
ally adopted Ropublicanism and its re-
conversion 10 free soil, in aa amateur
campaign which he opened during tenn
porary furlougA, at the Astor House.
Wilkes thinks Cochrane and Fremont
strikingly dissimilar in instinct and ca
reer, and chat the Fremont men viii ask
Cochraue to resign. he then chseks
himself, and says, "bu., Gen. eochrsnc
has never been in that line Of business. 7
Wilkes is severe on the Radicals for
holding convention and nominating in
hot haste, after abusing lincoln friends
for prematurely holding their COnven-
ton. A good point
Another good thing that Wilkes gets
or is that the nomination OF two candi-
dates from the same State was "a lacky
error" Thereby, one of them can be
got rid Of
The sporting organ " is particularly
heavy in its praise of Fremont The
same paper habitnally praises priEafght-
ers and cher human hrutes Ealogy
from such q source is not desirable nor
beneficial