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2u %perfQufen:

,wsffDfgen Sramsbauie, 3ite, Seller, @plerne, StaQuns
&c., allies nit ei,er gnten 8rtterfeuce eingeitlphen.
0efs p~srtbSOas gisentburn III in Der Staot 9rane Sra
pips, Mit., eeessn, nelGe bic sheie Stah efs Staatss, ne.
gen ibrer unerIhSraiteu G~ssslaser, ibrer sielen nnb ersnbi-
gen SabqueQen, msssn itrer Strrm itueae,, ron bsnsn Suns
Ssrte BON Gabrifen errittet perher, hegsni bres fitprnlea umo
ausgebebnten 0umber= Sanbels mad @btcagp lne eneht ne
gen ibrer auseeSebneten apru=2 anrereen su ben Der prebene-
fen SrHnungen Der 3ufunft berettst 1T. 1sfes Gisentturt
lsst int icsenannten ariipfratiiden Sierte, egnst i9 Spr3ra.
LID CUR 0arenpirtbltait phsr @drtneri, falls es elmer nHt
ppr3eben ipQte, balelbe in ~einselue Gotten su %Ssrfaufen. an-
fdnse sur @drtnerei, ais @rbtsersn . gsete &C. inb bssits
sema6t. Der GisentbGmea te0elbsn mubte ifinem gernfe
'uiose in einsn anesren Siaat seben, umb 1T babsr tcIlsns,
eallclte su ben annsbnltariien geeinsnnsen, Gin Grhtel baar
ben 9tet su E grprert 3nisn gu ~serfaufen.
8aulrbbaber molten ih %seidlisit I'm, ndbere Iusfunf an
Sr. gremer, @eq., @ranb &atiSs, Mit., Dbsr an Zen per-
~auagsber bsS Wslbpe, 6r. Bisier, Gsq in s columbus, Sbto.
pter aut an 5r. VIM. Stibnarn, III Gdaunburg, &ppt
&c., ST., tensen.
* ,I,,,phu & Crfohor "A 1900
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-04-07
0u %perfaufen,
etne ausseietMnete Tarm BON $50 4der.

elne duege5elwnete T1rM SDn I0U Nder.
TieIe 5arm lieet 10 Melen Dnit BON 6 oIumbus, smilten
tem StGbtten airferspdIe, an hr NaipnaIfraBe unb benz
arfersptle gabnbrf an Der Sbo Central giienbabn, %
WPelen spn airferspile pnb cine Meie Don benz 8abnbpf, III
Sarriipn Ippnibip, Siding County, SbiO. 1870 older Gnb
selart rno trsreet' gsssntparte aus 9raslano esnust. As
ben unb bat einen reiten. fruhtbaren @runb. Das 2anb III
peaenfSrms. gut nit @ader perieben. unb bic nod nidt &C.
fdrten SO Mder hefeben baben gutes 8autpls. Gin fleines
tetauenes glpdbaus unp cine erube neue SGfun beInpen
l1 barauf. Naberes III su erfrasen bel
@bs. S. @etmore,
Staats-I ubtur's SfFH, 6 ulumbus, uber breFi@ BET
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-04-07
Vrelnpnt 6au5.

SD beebre MIDI hermit, rteuaen Trsl,nben lnb benz publis
finn bic Mnssise at madden. tab it Spnt 1. Mars 1864 an,
Ssrrn Sec. Ss1enausr's Saus an ter Sierten Strabe selesen,
8 8 binlanslb bsfanut, iternpmnsa babe. Snbena i'd
bsiss hermit our Qnssise brinse, sebe it sualsit BEN pub'
lifum bic 8eriideruna, bab Slide, Seller unp gesisnua9 nihts
su triinl9sn ibris la0sn, ipn,it Nae CUTE Nufnabne bei mi,
inteu, unb bite i9 bebbaIb I'M rett aablreidrn 9eiud.
Gaipar 2Siri,
Grrmpnt 5aus, Ate Ctr, %seseniber benz Marttbaus.
Columbus, 1. WGrs ga. bpup biz Serb.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-04-07

Ser .Alte 8arsnsMiI1er," mOblbsfannt
in isinsr t9stmatb in Bsrfs County, cbrcsl ssssns
rGrtis in Saupbin 50. rcbnbaft, war In psraanae,
ssner g4oae sinmal uisbsr gum Bsiuh in @eaoins
lei GERM Glias 8ifsl, 5. unS @aibinston strset,
tc er pcr 20 Sabren feline 9ch;eit ~fsierte. Sros
zines bcbsn Altsrs BON 80 Sabrsn 1T or nod riiitis
uno ersablt nit muncsrtar trsusm @sndhtniB ron
Den frabern 3sitsn. st 1T melt uno txit als Der
ff1uas unb aiclsrei4Re Sdser tstannt ssnsisn.
@ilb. gr ihoB nGmlih: 81 8arsn, ga 98Elis,
nabe 500 9irlhe, au6er Dem, flsinsn gSilb, nas III
Sauisnnsn isiusn iihsrn StuB gum Srisr fallen
mubts.-MSss CT mod LANCE ia isinsr raltisen. @es
lunn6sit sr~ireusn. (Ant.0
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@0mOrrDoiSeu,
PILES)

VtHe 9eWtne VetlHHg'
Seberrana wtrO BOT pieier untettYuIsa &ranftstt bar& ben Gebraua
BON
Or. 9triflamb's S5dmprrbpi H. Sell
Wfittel
eurtrt.
9Get mas etn Geteiter aet:
SEER 5. g. Sa 3arte. 164. iweite etraBe, Cincinnati, . iast. er babe
Inc LANCE Belt an Sdmptr bpipen itredli& eslitten, unb ptgett er fat
&les prpbirte.' fpnnte er spd niht sebeilt wsroen. Or sertrau6te sann
rnsefdbr Elm Visrtel zines Sakns Sn Or. Strtdanb'S 9dmerrtptsen-
Salbe (Yile ptntment) melhe ste Splflnbige Sehuns sr 6plse bate.
@r rdtt Ssosm, Der an eteler 8ranftstt leiett, hisies gtittel gu prptirsn.
Sn aQen @pptbeten fir so Gents per Safen Su bdben. 0abrtttrt IN gp.
6, Sf.gierte Straee. Cincinnati Sbic. Traat na6
xStrit(anb'S PILE REMEDY"
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9ie alte Get. Sn scrisi en- 3sitsn sab. es frei'

VIE ate SET. Sn pcrt9t en- soften Sab, 60 Irel'
lid nss @slnes trsnissr uno IS Bate sinsn bSbern
8reis. ater man lsbte AUDI nit Wsnissm i~ufricsen.
Sssfal6 1T eS niht At rsrtpunhsrn, pcnn man aus
ienm 3eiten &sAnunssn r%orfinnst, no Bic Schbsit
zines S~iriten, bic aht Sage %ssHausrt, faum 3O-4O
Saaler asfcltst, otelsih folder cine Wtsnse prrnsp'
mer Tirifsn nit arc6em @sfclae teitrobuten.
als i'm Sabre 1924 Der t6sr,cs GscrS ron Sahs
len feline Srhter an Den Marfsrefen, Den nahbe.iesn
&uriir1sn Soahim BON Branfsuburs ssrmdblts,
|aina es am 2hsno Dor Der Sohisit gar treiolih AZ.
Wlaa trahte QspfslmuB uno Ihwarjes GanlsSefrDie
auf bic Safsl unb in Der Slide lhmauieltsn Die 9of'
~tsbientsn Murf unb 8rautsn. - Gin bsr5oslthsr
Rsnt1hreitsr meloet baron Tplssnhes: !6sut eato 1T
infer 6srscs nit alsn isinsn Sunssrn tn has gSsin'
taus aesanacn, bat ha tanfstirt uni babe ih babel
aht Stalsr tsSablst: bet bstt sslhlsmmpampst,
isst CT nod binju.
I'm bic bamalise Belt batts Elm SPRING ron GShrs
tsmbsrs tlcs 80 @ulosn gu ieinem sanssn untsrbal'
te uno 10 Gulcen Al sinem Gbrentlsins. 9sah Dem
Scrmulare Der alien 9sitalunssbriefe erbielten Die
stsmaliasn administration @sbeiins Static nod in
neusrn 3sitsu untsr ibrsr i6risen 8siclDnns 10 Gul<
Den ;u sinsm gtrsaflsibe uno bic Au.tlsuts lshs
|@uloen.
Gin Sa9sGSbnsr bsfam sarnals sinen &reujsr cesr
brsi Yfenntae.-Ws i'm Sabre 1541 Ystsr gun, juns
ssn Srtsns Sobn, ,rie SsSusr in isinsr Sbrcnit BON
Tranfiurt a. M. mslest, mad grfurt sesanssr, nm
|oalsltt 3u i%tuoiren, Bate er gun, SoTnsitter 6la1tsn
Grsfsnrcea bon 2inbsnfsls, eisie p~srsehrten tn sinsra
Sabre nit chamber % @ulrsn 4 Stronger unS Der
9cfmsiIter srbislt 3 @ulbsn gum 2obn. Sclfe tils
lise 3sitsn perosn rrsiliA Bis an Der Welt Snns n.dt
3uradfsbren.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-04-07

- Sci @slcssnbsit zines in Neps9cre atssbalts.
asn 8uhorudsr>B unss, nurbe f~clsenesr Soait anI
bic 4rsi1s aussetradt:
Sis 4rsiis unb bic @aafabrif,
Das iinb awst srobs DlaAte:
Sie Yrsfs leuhtst Sag uno Na4t,
Oas @as nur burh bic Hahte.
9is 8rsf' nit pfsnem 0ifr
Gistt N1es unsemsHsn;
9as @asliht aber ,piro Dem Sole
Bsi 3oasn ,ussmsKsn.
Sis Yrsfe sibt ssnus, oft tnebr,
9ls bsiliam gum @eroausn;
limb BON Der @aafatrif wirb man
Stets atsr's Sbr sebausn!
Drum lrt' ih mir Der 9reiIs eiht:
sc iudt 5trar eft, bod brennt IS niht -"
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-04-07

SeutIhs @efruten. Sis Ycrtlanesr (Ntains)
3situnssn terihtsn, es isieu baleltit am Samitas
per Sampier ~~2lmsrifa" so bsutide @sfruten unses
fommsn, ,pelhs bsfimmt sraren, bic Suote Der 9.
@aro RON Bcfcn rcd 81 MAIDEN. Sie famsn ron
Samtuts, uno ss irarsn msbrere sebisnte Scloatsn
oarunter. 3wsi 8iiroer une Elm Gplmetihsr irarsn
tsreit, bic &sfrntsn in gmpfans su nsbmsn, atsr Die
&sfrntirunss Mssntsn in Ycrtlanb rsreartsn ibnsn
nas @pisl, infsm ls Az Der MnfSmmlinss tstrcssn,
fd in pcrtlano %an,rsrtsn Ut laisn, neil is ealeltf
bStsre Bounty erbisltsn. Ser Nlapor BON SHORTHAND
jsbrh a%nnulirte bas @srfabren Der 9sentsn uno
,pcate aas @sfrutsn Den 9cionsrn itsrlaiIsn. Gini.
&c o%srislten fcnntsn jsnch niht iitsrrseet rsresn,
nah Bottom 81 eebsn.
Man tsbarptst, IS isisn fsrsits 1900 Ssutihs
in ibrer 6simatb anSeucrtsn uno isosr Ycrtlanher
Sampir merle cine seneuns &struten mittrinoer.
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S6ube unD Stiefel.

Der ttnterseitnete n.a6t hermit benz Yublfun, bic eraebene
Mnseise, taB er wieber cine srrbe Genbuns Stiefel unb S6ube
erbalten bat. TRielben limb IN Der erGBten auspabL III ieber
~belebieen @rSBe unb biqisen Qreiiea bti ibm su baben. Ct
label besbalb has publtum bDai9f cir, bel ibn ~spr3uipre-
9ea unp f4 fetnen
9rDfen . Drrat
a%n,uieben, inbent ct Seribert III, baB Sober f6 etmas pa0en-
bes auslaGen fam. 3usteit n,adt CT nod barauf allmerf-
FAM, bab er ieinen aten 8prratb su mod billi9ertrn
. { ~Serfaufen tirb.
Columbus, Mprl II. SO. 3Mbuup
@ecra g. Shrcn.
$40. 263 @ib Spbfrn6e.
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gn @ nj erp @tes, eiaem wptltsfanntsn 8aufmann tn Srfrre, gfe
nS6 babe 8rpse SuanttGten BON Strem Sarfapartlla rsrteuft
aber mod nt6t cine etniise 5laite, rethe rerfeblt bate, ee eewdnf3t
2Sirtuna- terSpriutrtn8en, unp Sieieniae1, melhe sas Mthet nabmsn
rSats sufriecen gu felen. Se fhnea ais uniere 9eute einen 0friu6 Ia
NIT MAIDEN, sefebsn fe ~, CAP NOD fsine @eaietu, sIetd pisfer, tn ben
Srt ,u baben mar"
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9Setn 9Sein!
& Der ltntsrseitnsts n,a6t QEsinbdntsra lanb gsetntrinfsrn
hermit bic Nn,eiss, bag ct 5000 @aQenen ieibft g~scscnen
gSeir, p~orsisides 0epdGs, auf Wager Dat unb eaber I'M
@tance III, Yelelunsen i'm 8rpbsn uao alsttea prpntp t
unp su annsbm barren p.risn ~auslabsn su fbnnsn.
WGu aprfHIle
Sriebrih Shitte,
gpr 2SS, Dayton, Muntscmerp g., Obic.
Mdr, 29. 1864. npt wv
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S. y. Wetider unD &c.,
@rrbbanter nit
Groceries, 2iqm6reu, @einen, &C.,
brittle strabs, Srpilh;n Ntain unb 98alnut,
Mansfelr, Sbio,
,eisen a6tunssspG ibreu beusi9en Qantslsuen sn Ii6fant unb anfssen.
ben Counties an be fe etnen srpsen grrratt RON gDsin unb 9iquIrea 1T
gRc5als altenn stanss rprratts baben, inter Inrerem
2Sbtsfp, Srancp, SSctn,
pn anen srrtsa unb su alien pretfen. 8srner 1atad, gerir;e. fur
aaes, mas In pas Grreeries Sad ihldst.
Defenders mSaten fs npa sarauf aufmtrHam nader, tas fe ~frrtmdtrenh
Sdluei;er rnO hamburger &die, boil. Saringe,
Saroineu, osut(bs uuo fran,sf(bs Senfe,
unb ansere 9snsatsHsn an sans BADEN, bic fe su cen biaisasn srsifm ssr'
Setruar A.. 1864. rSdbs
Sur Nacbricbt.
de ltntsr,eibnstsn rtaGen ibre Grsuntf unb 9efannten
parauf aafmerfian, baB ie ben
@rDcerte=Stpr
@de BON gremb unb Der 4len @traBs bon ben Germ ct.
Ge 60 ft CUR ~beiOnperen Mufsabe MAIDEN nerben, ibu aun-
ben prompt III bepienen.
Dfebl, Tiihe, 3uder, &afee, 1bee, Orb,
fen, 2inien, SSein, SranbD, Bier, Nle,
2Sbisfep,
furs aues mas cine camille in Der 5ausbaltuns braudt, nirb
pa ibnen su ben biQieien pteiIen Serfauft. Se brfen, bab
ibre Jreunbe unb @Snner, ippie bas publifunt ~iberbaupt bel
bnen Dpriprs1en merhen /, unp glauben i'm Stanbe III fetn bic
@erdteruns seben 81 fDnnsrt bB Neraaas n~nSulrieben aus
brem Stpre geben tmrb.
Splumbus, l. @pri '63.
Moam Ssins.
0np<
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-10-26
EWhen DR.. Johnson nsked

When DR.. johnson asked the
widow Porter to be his wife, he told
her candidly that he was of a mean
extraction, that he had no money, and
that he had an uncle hanged. The
widow replied that sho cared nothing
for his parentago, that sho had no
money herself, and though she had
not had relative hanged, sho had
fifty who deserved hanging. So they
made match Of il.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-10-26

E An abolition organ at Milwau-
kee, talks about showing a clean
pair of heels" These abolitionists
ere getting so thoroughly ossimilated
to Their ebony proteges that they may
expect TO show long pairs Of heels.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-10-26
WILLIAM G. DIETZ
CARPENTER and BUILDER
WATER STREET. BETWEEN GFNEsEE
AND GERMAN STREETS,

NOW prepared to executo all kinds Of work
apper'a,ning to the trade. Having long
anu varied experience in oil branches OF tho
business and good stock Of seasoned timber
on hand, am confident my work will please ali
VINO may favor me with their patronage. -
tIars npd specifications drawn to order.
The Brewery 's'' 'pP''''
hae> Saginaw, pecsmher a, 1851,
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-10-26

MONEY to loan for term of years on Mort
IVA cages upon improved farms in this yicini-
". Enquire at Banking Office Of
GEO l.. BURROWS,
Jan. 10, 1864. ls32ifl Saginaw City Mich
, 1864-02-03
THE POLICE FORCE.
A C0PPERHEAD TRICK TO C0N-
TR0L THE POLICE.
1eischnrgfuE Unionists md Ap-
pointing Copperhcaas.

Neare informed that n systematic warfare on
the Union members of the Police forca is being
waged, by Sherman and Newhouse. For the last
few days these Copperheads have had things ali
their own way. Commissioner Coventry, PEesi-
dent OF the Board, is necessarily absent in New
York; and Chief Of Police Bradley is lying Sc
riouely Ill. A large number Of the members OF the
Poliee-though not all-were loyal men. Some Of
them have not disguised their opinions OF late;
but 1t Ia believed thst not one has neglected his
dutiea or failed to be at iii times efac1ent. But
Sherman and NeWhouse have not considered their
good conduct, while the tact Of their loyalty has
eti1zed up their wrath. In suli Police Boasd they
could do nothing.
The Copperhead minority has had more than its
dghtnl proportion Of men: but they have not be-
fore been able to get any wicked or mean advan-
tage- The reader, who uay also be an occasional
reader Of the eecesh Times, may have seen in its
columns frequent Sensational articles against
members Of the police force. These articles are
part Of the game. II we are not misled by facts
in our possession, " hen the Coppe1heads fonnd
themselves accidentally masters Of the Police
Board, they began to prefer charges against one
Union member after smother, and finding them, OF
couzse, delinquent, have expelled them from
the service So persistent and Systematic has been
this species Of persecution. that Union men are
now scarce upon the Police force. As conse-
cuence the force IL greatly impaired In Its cfcien-
c., and IL IN great danger Of being turned over
bodily to the Sherman and Newhouse clique. Last
night, when the gentlemen having in charge the
arrangements for Coughs lecture called at the
Central Police Station for force to preserve the
peace at the Hal door, it was with great difficulty
their roqueet could be complied with. at tbs
sone tine, at TIE pe7y moment, Union
member Of the police was undergoing
a mock trial up stairs. on some petty trumped.up
, 1864-02-03

the raising. equipment, and comfort Of soldiers,
and the care OF their families ut home.
Al a business man, Ms. Farweu needs no COM
mendatiou. He has been connected with the firm
cvcr since its organization in 1913, and has been
member Of the firm for thirteen years. He has A.
socistcd with him in tho new firm Marshall Field,
who has been identified with the firm for the past
four years; S. N. Kellogg, gentleman recently
from ST. Louis. with IN active business experience
OF orer twenty years in the dry goods trade in that
city, and LeEi z. Letter, who has occupied the
position Of cashier in tho house for eight years
past The name Of the new frm IL FarweIl, Field
4 Co.
The new firm - eznincntly strong one In every
respect, and Will tuny carry out the business az
Tension fnsugurated BY Its predecessors, enarging
the circle its business relations taking in stl
greater share Of the public patronage, and occupy
inc-u that be posslhle-a still higher place In tho
mercantile community. The dry goods dealers Of
the Northwest have causo for cougra,n1ation in
the fact Of possible business relations with hrm
which 80 well combines the elements OF long e1-
perience, extended connection, commercial integ-
rity and public confidence, as that Of FArwell,
Field & Co.
, 1864-02-03

mcnt Of the 800 TINS assessed, the collector will
and 1t viii then authorize the transaction Of bust
ness at q rate not exceeding dye hundred thousand
dollAf1 per aEuun.
It any perBon having taken ont license ut IN in
sufficient rata soon a. he discovers that such IL
the 1hct or fats to pay the amount due as
It Is assessed be Will he Liable to all the penalties
provided for doing business without license.
In case OF IN asseesmrnt in this manuer for
ceacieIcy, 1t IL not necessary that application
shonld be made, as In tho Of license origin
, 1864-02-03
PECULIAR PEOPLE.
John B. Cough at Bryan Hall--A
Great Rush.

ne uaFe se4oon, IL ever before In chicago, Wit.
hibt.on, a. TINT At Bryan Hal1 from seven to eteht
O'Clock list evening. The announcement h.d bten
n,o;1a ,ha, ro t,c1e3: fo- .aa
be sold till twenty minutes Of eight O'Clock. The
entrance passage was densely packed by MASSES
crowdinc forward, each intent nnon re,chtnc The
ha OF 'ae ticket omee at the earliest possible mo-
ment- a uo1en poAeemen anu several others dis
trabuted through the crowd plead in vain to 'mo-
e.,,ra. II T3s osaa- th-.nss a~tassi 10 .0e - s
~ o"u, - 'e 50 aons eA'e1eto Vo' ae1oss
ane s'oeWa'k anto the street, cacn adding some
force to the forward movement, so that those in
front must rush ahead whether they would or NOT.
aho1. ",as,. ,.e,n.t- ~. nos".t " ~ y. w..
trodueed s the lecturer John @ aoaeh xhe Is9 T.s
encc which by this time had fllcd eyery ayaIlahlc
foot OF sitting ar standing room in The Han.
Ar. Cough stated that he had selected IS his
theme for the even1ng-"Peculiar People, ," he
commcnceo ~ gl'mg genera ne" o. animated
,'sts s-A' - A40 '.' Ie eA,u toa@
ne did not propose 10 SPEAK IN sweeping charac-
but 1yould treat The eut,ecf in manner yxhfch ho
hnned srnnid nrnva a.irantareons1 csncriaIjv ~ ~
lii Sonneer hearers. lie enisfeed unaa tha com, ~
.sdv ud ~ nssd undcr NJ ~ Yanona etrenmstanses ana
On IN the Police Conrt ani ynn viii see tvro
women as1aicned for dieosderly condact oae
this oeE ~ sdy hna lev wofns n whei fod ast
& 9ishTster md Threw Il ii oSer ms md at
.osaa5 ".e5 al - ea,;ed aon,,e,en ~ thnsa s
itro st esse a. ~ cnmhns or s1Sin3,inrLos1en tSe
swarrerins sweariac ioafer is called 3 eentIeman.
Thc snea.er ~ cnntrasied thn rariona nt1ases IN
S
oHtess = ~ x. ~, " ~ 49, sin.Ia, ~ .nn' .i, -.
, 1864-02-03
THIRTY-sIxrH ILLINOIS REGIMENT,
Re-Enlfstment-R Home.
Arrival In Chicago.

The 3Cth Illinois Regiment of Infantry vo:un-
teers arrived in Chicago last evening little be-
fore midnight, from Chattanooga, rio 1ndianapo-
lis ind the Cincinnati Air Line R. R. The regi-
nens was recruited In Ausora, aud 2e5 men hay-
ing re-enated as veterans for the war; are return
Ing home to fas1ough and recruit. The remainder
Of the regiment a8o-is at present engaged
on detached service. The men were accommoda-
Hall and Vii probably leave Tor home to-day.
the 3.th regiment:
Colonel Nicholas Creu.el; resigned,
!atnfeaant ChoNes-E. s. Joslyn: discharged.
4gjoT-A1o9zo r-- 3. Barry; discharged.
esa1tenassTsisase a. MB; 4 Ba;sk pg%Gtsu: sessasd
,E7t:f 1tsisfans sa;pesa@Sidney B. n.w,oy; re-
CAap&ain-George G. Lyon.
-, ,txnrany A-caPtain, Il D. Baldwin, resigned
ond Ueutenant fsaac n. Back, krps pr9pmoteds e' 'S'
Company R-Captain, Sins Miller, promoted
Ma!9r; a1 FiEst Negtsnsni Joseph \: Walker; Soc
Lieutenant, James p McNeal; Second Lieaten-
Assistant Surgeon; Frst Lieutenant, John Van
Ps!t, promoted: Second Lieutenant, George D.
comrdny E-captain, Charles D. Fish. resigned:
First Lieutenant, Albert II. IIobhs, promoted
Second Lieutenant, VIM. Il. Clark, promoted.
Gsa F. sops1 os9n ean r
Ge,pa12 e@eap.sin. : Irony Y. fasEhurst. re-
@etsd: Second Meatenant Robert Il. TS; Da@nlng, R
6 e3pa1y z Captain, Merritt !. Joslyn. resign
6sMrany I-caPtsia. sa@l 9. Camp. Can + g resigned
ond eatenaat william Sutherland, proGossS ss
Company, h-CHpssin. John 9. Adams, reaiRu-
ed First Lieutenant, James Foley, resigned; Sec
This regiment was organized at Aurora, Kaue
county, ILL.,, on Aug. Goth. 1861. and On the eth OF
December received marching orde1s for the seat Of
war In tho Southwest. It proceeded to. Quincy
and thence to st. Louis, whero Il remained day
Or two. 1t marched thence to Rol1a, No., WHARF
when i took up arms and pursued Price Al taf as
Springfield. From here 1t marched to Keatsvll1e,
ed shortly aefwafas engaged ths & rebels under
b S 6 and the
Forsyth, thence to. salem Ark; from here It
Rivers to Cape Girardeau, thence to Columbus. At
The battle Of cortnth tho ieelment was drawn up
eas sq' s a e. a ts
Miss, where It remained encamped for some time.
when it again took pp It's march to Hamburs6a
psn ooh eosf aos
ans en- 1nuiS fos Cincinnati. Tho next move was
to Louisville where the regiment was assigned to
Gen, Buells comnand, and under him pursnea
Bragg as far as pcrryvlfe, where 1t engaged with
the enemy and lost some ten men. and thence to
Crab Orchard: From here It moved to Nashville,
nea1 %n'c9 sly ys y i4y snSamPso @ lot neaai5 satee
Mnrfreesboro Whers Il narticinated in th1t me. s
mcrable fight in which the rebels were badly de-
feated. The line Of march vas 9gain taken up,
a9n tns as5 of,eo ~
f1cs 1t Ebnftanoora. whera il sirce renamed nntil
| ite departure for home
, 1864-02-03
D 1 II ID.

In this, on the c9th OF January, NARY ALICE, wife
ofCsptan John @. McWilltans, Of the 5lst Regiment
Illinois Volunteers. aged Il years.
The circumstances attending the death Of this iuter'
estng and lovely yopng wo!oau, are peculiarly sad
and touching Her brave husbatd has long been a
captive In tho hands Of the enemy. and she had bean
weary awaiting bis liberation from the horrors OF
the L17pY prison. when the messenger Of death called
her away forever. 1hough the loss - her friends Is
very great, and to her husband rreparabe, get she
herself has been, can not doubt, tzsnslsted to
new and better ieamiable gentle and lovey, in her
character and nanners-she super added to these wo
manly virtues, the graees Of the ch1isttan te The
death Of oung christian is always but the adding
Of smother bright young Life to the choira Of angels
May mercitn1 Father who never aaicts his children
bnt for wse ends, sustain and comfort the soErowln9
husband In his loneliness and captivity, aud lead al
who ouIn for her by the paths of faith and righteous
to that blessed and where there parting and
no tears.
In this city, Jan: I'd, Of pulmonary consumption,
0KVHLE l.. SULLIVAN, aged E4eafs.
Funeral from the rcstdenre OF Dr.. Wood, Michigan
avenue. Thursday. the 4h tntt at 10 O'Clock. Re
natns viii be taken TO Rockford
II this e,ty;; Fsb I'd. at tx O'Clock. A. r. WILL
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