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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-02-22
Tower Of Babel,

In 4 recent issue Of BEacEuo5ds Nara
ziHe, a writer described the Tower OF Ba-
bel as it appears to the traveller Mt the
Dresent day: after ride of nine miles
we are at the foot Of Birs NimroI. Our
horses were tramplinr upon the remain
Of bricks, which showed here and there
through the accumulated dust AMI rubbish
Of ages. Before our eyes upro.e a great
mould OF earth, barren and bare. This
was Birs Nimrod, the ruins of the Tower
Babel; By which the first builders OF earth.
rainlv hoped to reach high heaven. Here,
also, it was that Nebuchadnezzar bui. t
for bricks bearing his name have been
found in the ruins At the top Of these
mounds 4 great mass Of brick work pierre
Is the accumulated soil With your fin
gers YOU touch the very bricks, which are
large, squareiy- shaped, and massive. and
thoroughly burned the very mortar, the
slime" now hard as granite - handled
more than four thousand years ago bv
earth 5 impious people From the summit
Of the mound far away over the plain. we
could see, z isteninE as 4 star. the silded
dome oca mosque, that cau2h.and reflect
ed the bright rays OF the morning sun
This cljt;ering speck was the tomb oF the
holy Ali. To pray before this at some
period Of his ife-to kiss the sacred dust
Of the earth around there at some time or
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-02-22

-Ei-hteea hundred men are REQUIRED
from Memphis under the draft ordered in
General Cznby.s department, The phvs,
ics i Al le par; Of the community Is Ell
mated at less than 3 SOD FuSiJi E thitl.-
er from the North vii probably find they
hav- ~: made mach ~ the change
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-02-22

A great topper who had drank nothing
stronger than brandy al his life. cared
for goblet Of water on his death bed,
saying, when man IS dyin, be ought
- make up with his enemies
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-02-22
THE EoSELAWN SCHOOL.


trtqui-ite attainments to the work Rose
lawn l. situated in 4 most delightfully."- ro~
mantle part of the State near a lake Of
some extent, AMI affords every facility for
enjoyment usually found in 4 country
place The society i exec lent; the church
i scarcely a moments walk from tie
school house
Address. for the next two weeks
COMMITTEE RoSelawn. VT
+ Miss Naule ArabclIa Whiting read the
notice through with beamin1 counten-
ance Then sEe cad /; aloud to her moths
er. n her best style Of eIocution Mrs,
. Whiting scarcely Appreciated it, though
buried as She was in an easy chair aud 4
2ovel.
+ Isn't it charnring?" asked Arabe}la
Don't bother me, child I'm dyin. to
/ find ont about Paul and Lady Duvernal
You &c put me out 50 that I've read the
same page twice
Arabelia subs.ded into silence but she
kept up wonderful thinking Inheritin.
romantic disposition from her mother
she had sighed almost all her life for adj
venture.
Her lie had been 4 strangely eventrul
ono, ami At niaetcan she wac weary Of cx
istencc, II onc could Judge hy the die away
~"nuets composed in the rri acy Of her
/ chamber, and exhibited only 20 her dear
/ irien4 Matt d. Grub.
! The advertisement of the Roselawn
school Interested her deeply Her mind
was set on Offering herself as the teacher
She was wcaIthy-bu, that would make
/ it all the more romantic. There wogld he
! something :, much like a novel. in rich
he;ress buryins herself and her beauty in
/ q little country village, for The good Of the
children - the blue~eyed, rosy>cheekei
darlin who would come bringing her
+ flowers cverv morning.
+ Mrs. Wh5rin- was 10th to consent to her
/ daughters proiect-Jut ArsJelIq was 50
. very pertinacious-ani after few days
: she yielded AraLeIIa wrote TO the Cons
nittee, and received . note forthwith.
telling her to be at Rosclawn depot the
! ensuing Saturday afternoon, ana Nr saw
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II, -. : -. 80 - = ''e'
- -. 60,
-,
~; ana Ins.r, ~. ,,as -. -. :. -, e.5
/ there she stood amongst her trunks and
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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-02-22

ed spruce gum, ana lew re too much
absorbed in looking at the school marin"
20 keep their mouths employed in any 9th
er way thar wide open.
Come to order = said Arabe'a, with
dignity, rappin@ on the high desk
Come to what p asked young Ri Jcn-
kins.
Hold your tongue, sir" returned the
teacher
Bill thrust ont his lingual member, and
took it between his thumb and finger. to
the great amusement of the rest of the
school
Classifying AMI ascertaining names and
ages, occupied most Of the forenoon
May F@'out" askel Bill Jenkins. get
ting up in his seat
No you may sit down" said ArabelIa,
her patience fast giving ont
Bill siezed his hat, and jumped out of
the window without ceremony.
'6chool-marm, Susan Gray spit on my
dinner pai cried small voice in the cor
ner.
"And Allie Digs eat up ny turnover 20
cried the aforesaid Susan Gray.
May leave my seat? want some
water" yelled Simon Sykes.
My nose bleeds [ want TO ( oatt re
marked little Tommy Taylor.
Sarah Jane stiles has got my inry rub
ber. AMI is rubbing her cheeks with it to
make um red" screamed Miss Patty Pr;m-
weed.
Arabella was trying to get silence, when
the door opened, and in walked a full
grown animal Of the porcine species, grun-
ting and snufTins
Arabelia screamed and jumped for the
desk. tucking Up her skirts. and striking
at the brist y quairuped with her parasol.
The children scamPered from the house,
but ArabeIla was afraid to get down and
follow them, lest she should be attacked
by his swine-ship, which she mistook for
a white bear
At length Bill Jenkins appeared AMI
drove him out, and Arahella GOT down and
went home TO dinner That afternoon Bill
persisted in talking aloud and whis.linr,
when he felt like it. Arabclla believed in
governing by love and kind words-so she
tried her doctrine on Bill
William, she said, kindly, ''you are
fine boy, and will make good man
Want you please stop that very annoying
noise p
no, won't please" remarked Bill
initiating her voice You've told two big
stories in one breath, Yoa said was
fnc boy, good man 'Taint 50 Jy jun
Ky it ANTI and with that he let fv an
apple core at ArabeI as head, which hit
t. mark, and broke her hair comb into
twenty pieces
Still our heroine managed to keep her
temper. She reasoned and remonst. tied,
and Bill laughed and whist Il.
Il amt gwine 10 mind sich a red -bair'd
young chit as you be " exclaimed he, not
by two chalSs alters hated red hair
specially when it went with freckled
face and turned up nose"
81 s:ozoa +bo -. -. .i...-... -
gave Bill blow that he had cause to re-
g.. =. ,,
..raI -. '.'-' Wv 90 $50, - =.
s-.1o,, o.a-. - - -.
s,,u,a3 g.. hou I.,.'T:.- -, g..
h,lr nov 5,,--,, -, - -.-.--....I
4 COW. She louri.beI her n,rasoI at her
-aroStrophized her with ..-,at-- .5oo -
-pt OUT but the animal WAS IN her own
business. and rarg.oI f., J.. ,,orsn,d.d
hrahe Il climbed .ba ,,5..ra s,,.
ed on the ton. She n, r,,+aIv want and
threw stones at the inval.- The missiles
ne-er came within rod Of the mark, and
the cow fel on in pelce.
The afternoon drew 70 o1oz.--.,,. ,,,,
was nearly down = ArabeI q WIS in des-
pairl She would have To ramai, whore
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-02-22

The governor Of Ca a.ifornia gets
s,sr- e E ,0ao per anpum in go'i
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-02-22

"Git,ar' the land say That's what r.v.
wife hal in her head, Iast year. Stopped
her nose up 50 that twas wass nor none
q; al She took snuff for It. Yes. twas
the zi,tar for sa-tin. Same k;ni, I'll bet
She won't be wjllin' flr We 70 bring It in
Il the house bat as v0a've GOT Il boxed
up 50. ,wou lie likely 70 10 serY much
hurt
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-02-22

Those who aim at Heaven should take
aim kneoling
, 1865-01-15
PAssroRTs.-The following telegram explain
itself:
LOCAL MATTERS.

NaFEains:-We' have on hand number OF
Wheeler 4 Wtl!son's Sewing Machines, complete
with all improvements, and VARIETY Of other pop-
u3ar machines. which We bare taken In exchange,
as part pay, for tho Cefcbrated WILCOX 4 GIBBS
Family Sewing Machine. These mschines are
for trifc over half price,. Call at Tho ot1co OF
Wilcox Gibbs Sewing Aachlne, 13s Lalo street,
ltl6c6G1lt
w DR.. James' rooms, 50 Randolph street, arc
continually thron8ed with patients from ali parts
tailed fom contagious vcneroal disorders, snch as
syphilis, gonoFrhea, .glect aud tho other species
ofpriyate diseases. Ills reputation Is world Hidc,
and hta tcstIruonlals arc numerous from the high.
est medical authority and from the press as TO his
medical sk!ll and anceee. T19 following edltori;
19th, 1905 Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Head It.:
"Dn. JANKa.-For more ttan two yoArs tho nd.
nver.lsement Of Dr. James,. Of Chicago. has mp
pearcd In this paper, and all our rtadets havc,
Of coussc. eecn lk Dr. ja,nca made 4 epeciafty
"for fifteen years In .Now Orleans toforo ho eamo
I" 10 Chicsgo, and gained wids reputation. Bincs
"he has boon in Chicago he has done largo bus
innest which fs cuustantly on Tho Increase. He
us highly recommended " eminent phTsteians.
I" beteounli5 acquainted with Dr. .Jamea and can
"testiiY That hs il IN accomplished gentleman aud
u i thoroughly educated f1ln be iiss the most
ssasy ssss'sss'y I'd q ss { A III ns t'aR & e:si; !
i Tioss y iii it,irresisd can tefsf to ths. edite
1antsst once and taf1qts 20 lsanaoleAf III
TT, sspafate footnss md ali conaulttek
, 1865-01-15

Hcetifytng Establishment of A. r.,
Croskcy q Co. Burnt to the
Ground--Lok1, 100000.

At noon on Saturday, the rectitying establish
uent Of A. F. Croskey & Co., Nos. st and 50 South
Water street. while all the workmcn about the e.
tablishment With single exception we're at din.
given almost Immediately, bat such was the CON.
6nstiblc uature Of the material, that before gem
erai ala1m was given, the whole interior Of the
eatc, books and papers, wero removed in safety.
The nrcmcn were many Of them attending the ID.
neral Of dcccascd membcr, and did mol appear
nnon The SrounSd a. M promptly VIA dsstsahle A.
The loss was total-nos dollars worth Of prop.
erty being sascd, except The books and papers, Is
ried BY Mead d johnson, Wholesale groccrs, was
totnewhat damaged by water and smoke, but the
loes iu this instance 10 tT insurance
IT, IL; .sssS s.7s 81 ass s fts;1sY eoVs sss
cd by insurance Ia the following ofllces:
eSnns sa, se Charter !, 6 5sk, Hartford. Conn;
neid, Sa,5W; American E1ehango, New YorE,
4a,too; rark. New York, $9,aG; Relief, Now
York lSo,k ta:@o; !. Groton. o New xe,k, $4,000; tenox,
Conn.,, ft,@9; Metchaut., llartfor1. Conn, f5,o o;
Hcpnnbn!i;e1L gn i; Ln New York. NNo; Mercantile, Nov
1hs fnii6lpg VIA owned hy Geo. Walker, ESQ.,,
q Ottawn. lln9!s, ana was injured Gor k!n,NU
tho 1rst Sstone. snd brick structure rrccl
ri In Chicago. !1ss stone caps to The t]u,rs an1
stnlows ws.o hkcn from Tho excavation for thc
Mcsafs. 0fSskeY 4 stncie'dt i,t.c already n,ads
fnt nfrabgrmchta tlai thur t,lstncss shall sncl
no interruption ffotn this calitnlty.
ilouhr9 10 BoIntxHA' fAHtttxs. .4T11o County
M'Ar Fund COMMITTEES ot SATURDAY, disrenssa ~
GHant ltoilhsy so nearly 1.iQo soldiers fsmillas
, 1865-01-15
ALBANY LIVE STOCK MARKET.

lcpCtIl OIBpH&cu 70 L1lU CQCuEU It1bunC.
ALnAHY, Saturday Evening, Jan. II, 1863,
CATTLE-Tho market continues unsettled. Only
1.fp0 Westesn Cattle have arrived during the week
which, with some 800 State. make m the weeks sup
rly. There arc more 1T Buffalo and the SUSPENSION
Bridge bet they can hardly reach here before Monday
and vi probably be hed here the Harlem Railrn Id
decs not carry stock in the se part Of the week. and
to ship them by the Hudson Hivtr Railroad will cost
e1oec rer Car, cash 1he light surr,y has enabled
dealers to advance prices $5NG1n9 rcr head Nearly
all have changed hau<s At s7o Tor common to osdas-
~ sa9c for good 10 psie and II or extra III quail
fty the cattle do not average is high last week,
snEEP-Arc selling quick, at s31cc for ane xoo:ed,
avt1sEiug from 90 to 400 ~. Receiets, 5000.
NOGs--lieht sale. 1t l:af&c fer Western and State
Receipts, 1880. shrpet to Ntw York, 1eeoe.
DRESSED HOGS S-TrAde good At leKQ17kc.
, 1865-01-15
st, Leuls Market.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tnhunc.1

ST. Lou1s, Saturday, Jan. II. 1868.
ToBAcco-sales green and damaged luXs at $s.ooo
500; factory *8s1G1oOo; PAINTERS &10.a0iaho; con-
mon Leaf $IA.ooa1e0o; medium t1s;S2u-D: good At
$='.M3T.so PCT 100 It's; bids on II hhds rejected.
FLoCR-Du1l; sA,ea 1oo br]s choice super At 800
and $50 brls fancy double extra On private terms
s GRA1x-Nheat dull: sales Of fair to good fall
Ut $'sAiS1: ordinary primo 1t Els per bushel. Corn
lower; sAles $50 bags mixed aud yellow At s27 white
At3f2a9t.s0; choice do at 6l bushe in new re-
sewod saekx; also 100 ska at 1959to6 per bushsl.
Oats xeady, sales LEO in nj &c in new sacks, and IS
do In second At 9oc por bu. Barley hcavJ
sa|ca common fsl at sl.79H; good do At 8l4 primo
do At $2oa-
NmsKT-dfm Ut n. 20, and 50 br1s werc aold.
uoos-packcss holding Oh for lower prlces: sales
400 st lSlic Der round net, dividing 200 pounds.
, 1865-01-15
THE GREAT NORTHWESTERN SAM.
TARY FAIR.
Its Postponenaent till may-Executlye
committee and Chafrmen or
Okher ComnaltteeRs

| AANA ~VAAAA4AAkkpEUS
The great Northwestern Fair, for tho benefit Of
tho Sanitary Commission md Soldiers Home, has
been deferred bill the last Tucsday In May next as
the opening day. Tho projectors found ths work
10 so much grow on their hands that II was deen,
Cd inpotslblc to complete the preparation. at the
! gfamno that the utmost diligence in The work
nsgniaecnt plans Of the Executve Committee. &C.
IL coa%fe sy = F a
fhestdsn1As]os es General Joseph Hooker:
hon. !: n. Arnold, Hon. John Wentworth. Hon.
9,.t: b; Washourne, Hon. J. F: FaruswoEth, Hon.
jesse ID. Norton. Mombcr6 Of Congress; Governor
og}esby, Of Illinois Governor L9wts, Of Wiscon-
sin; Governor ctapo, Of Michigan; Governor
StSns eSs3:at 81 1gSa; goSe;nsE MoI.o6 !. 1nisas
Sweet, cemmandsnt Post Of Ch1cseo Hon. E G.
Sherman Sherman Mayer q chicsgo; Colonial John l.
sa fsq fleaiaas ssaf sca1 % TdS Ha Tao
MnsCagE: Esqr President Northwestern Sanitary
S3cr@9arw anf 7-<e,,r,-Ep " .,,o... :
Correspondtng Sscrsf6raes-Mrs. a. Il. Hoaa.
MT. p. T. nvermors, Mrs, Q. E. uosmcF.
10 these have been added :hc following ecut1e-
organized In the Department. OF trade OF bu.iness.
Of in the profession which he represents. Tlp
names Of others Will be added hast IS the other
appointed. All Tic parties msndoned below have
a'eniacd thctr acceptance OF the office to which
Jadge James Bt b1adweil--Arms, Trophies aad
.Wm: =. Keen-nooks and raper:
D. .McDouEall-Roots and Shoes.
Hm. Y. kay-Casriages, Hax1c:s md Sadd1ery
Asahel Reree-Wholseale e1othtng.-
G. C.. Waltt-11otcl Propr1ctors.
Charles Tohey-F1fn1ture.
G91ens1 3'.;. Enptoyse,.
i3cneea kImbark-Eon and Stccl.
D. Webster--Mtllinery Goods. .pcs
l. Grover-Pnbhc Schools.
Jas. Bolton-Scwfng Machines.
chms W. uoy-Stoves, Tin Waro SUD HOUSE,
- nedmoSd @ @ Prinaiville-vcssclt, s,ea,neo,,s and
J. Young seammon- Bankers. -.
Ell BateA-Lumf3cT.
P.W.. O. -M,ata.nfsts and Steam Engines,
Colanel n II. uouRh-packern,
A. C1ybonuoe-Bntekore.
III. Scanlau- .Contcctfoners. -
?. WIlkine-upholstcf ,I%
Samuel hial's, ,Hl5Liss 3'7a. stesS Dealers;
Edward Elt-,Tailors aad Cloths, md Gens6
r TWBs ". Bss1tss%iall Sae Furnishing Goods and ri,ur
= Ghas; I. Noblc-Teys, Fancy Goods and Dress.
/. Y. Msnn-p1eyanzs,
John Walah- -Engra1fngs. PeHodicalsctc.
Edson Keilh-IIats. ;[ Caps and Fors.
Ae11i,I II sdiWSai:Is Eel 4oae[s snd leather.
Alanson N ed-Musie md Musical Instruments.
!, 4. [. .sewcll-prihtingr Blank Dooaa and Sta |,
ii. ialeot-Marnlc md. etone Yards.
=. 8; Bouton-Fountlslee.
CHARLES L W!!son15EoroiHn Correspondence.
Charles unnt-1nsutnncc~
Peter Pagc-Aasessor:
, 1865-01-15
IrQl EStatf==Quuntrp.

DOR SALE The undersigned,
= wirhfug to reduce bis baslness orc.s Tor ss!e
either Of the following luzaberng establishments Viz:
One at Pcas4ukec, uccnto County, Wtscons4u, con.
tnt0E q one Steam Mill o. swo gangs one large
ting OF and Lzth saWs with ample poweE 10 dtive lbs
zane; an9 enc Water Mn, With one Uprsht and one
Boarding House and Workshops. sssrY for carry
Ing On the business with severAl tenant houses. The
land compltps thirteen thousand ac1es-the stock OF
logs 10 go o teet eu Client to the mills ds times.
it, Ss # Dsss Gsan1
tine sbne:e assaue tEo r11 ot Stones rs milling
With bolt to each h-uotnx good bu'tnesa; together
With .ouI THOUSAND seven hundred acres Of lanl
sufficient stock Of Logs and shngle Bolts
10th e ta 4shnenta IN successful operation.
VIII nlso Sell stx shorsauI acres OF aud on Patt
R{yer. eat thore Of Lake ttchtE3u, with coed mill
rite At the mouth ii the River, :.
will dispose OF any Of the above tracts OF land;
Hills, &c. at psice that viii be lnducement to my
onn , aesFlng to engage n ths lumber 1as1eas anu
vim nlen sell s~o OF my va.&clf.
For psIt!calais inquire Of F. B. GARDNER
, 1865-01-15
Esailroad Time. J.nbEe,

= r.: ------
CHICAGO aao sonrnzrsTfns:-npso.s @ % D ,on v-.r
r1rTn Mwn1u ~. - & 11na-Dtfo& ooh' "k51
Eiihe e e1HnP5ese.S..'....'.. s9U0 q. N. sE4 p. m-
Mr.Ens raEEn;p nn;1p5!sT .....;.:;. :So rm: $500 q. m.
~ Ml,ss.i cssS,!e AeSos1nodatn *&00 PM: fIp. m.
"09~N~ 0sUon. ...... -oIN ps NJ 'le7s1 T. n.
trn,.,n .na r.. o1kNA DIVISION.
Fu1t3n FuIt3n ana ma ycoR Rapids. &56 a. n. op. m
TastM anu :oWs. ;.;:-....f7:0o 0. n: 500 m.
FreeHors-aniI nna1eith - a:ge &9 .. e. $mp. n
nMao1a Mxans anu roe tasef.' 4:n p H. 1l:1o 4. m
G.' .''' *''...s.-....... 4:Ug p. m. 11:10 a. N.
1eoesa.... ...-...'---.... b:"o p na- $40 s. n.
MICHIGAN CENTRAL.
Detroit E1p1css.. ....... 1850 4. m Sts;4xa n
Detroit Expreas. ..........t5:30p D. m, 1900 p:m.
Trims FOR Cincinnati and Louisy3ile,l
Morning Exprcse. .&Gta1 H. m x71:D0 n m
Night E.prcse t5:s1 p. nj. tc:35 I'm
MICHIGAN BoDIHEnf-oxror CONFER vtY nUE1s1
ANDsNE.raAN sTnEErs.
Day Express. <a;00 4. M. s1.a0n.m
Evening Express.....: 1850 .. m, sttOc 3 m
Night Exp-eSs, <t1Etf5 p m t1E77Er m
pEracpT TRAINS. r. ~
Express, ria Afran., 5000 a nj. 41a.an nm
Night ExpEs, via Adr3a1 1850 D. m, *t1l:OC nm
r1r1sBuna. ToRY vaYNE AND u11cAnn' p"'
Mail aud Accom- 'dattQu 1850 A. n s!l.1n n.n,
Day Express. 1910 a. N. A11:S] IL n,
Evening EIpress~ ~d8jiT: $50 D. m 1l.an =, ~
Night Express. .........et10:1D =. m. st12:3d {, n
Gin. 4 Louisville ETp's. t6GOa n tl1:(XJ 5. N
(tionneettnp sctA' Rk.srtyirqnj1 Cez.trnt HI K.
Le.ye PittsbMre... $50 s.n. 4:3s pm, EiOD.m.
harrisburg :. l:6n o.m. 245a,m. aOl I. In. :.
, 1865-01-15

II ~ T. N . II LII II Ia l
-1L STABLE STnt'k
AT AUCTION,
15Y GilbGrt Z. "a ~ En1iipson:
a: y: It the LIVERY STABLK OF hllCHkkL Pill.
RlNGTUNsA7 II and - Wabash avenoe, tue tollcs Ing
described prnrettr viz:
ClOfe Eh1rt.Sts.
Open CAt1fsEe,
81 atr, alts.
TOP FuExlcs.
open Ru9Ries.
Four Ha1ke Sleigh.
elx HorSc Sleigh.
2 Pony SletEhs.
~ t.rttcrs.
es IInr<es.
IS Sctts Single Harness.
II Setts Douhe Harness.
y String Ee.s.
= Robe6.
I.fr Carriage Blanl tt7.
HAY Cntter
! HoTe's Scale. .-..z
The above comptiaa ora Of the best Livery Stocks
IN nchlcsgo. pa1tlss wtshirg19 examine rs stoes
ToCks, JR., Room II IsIerraph building. on the
premises. or at our Otge, II Dearborn 6trert. The
Above property viii be sold for cash without reserve
ts1I esa2 st GILREIfT 4 SAMPSON, Accf'Fs.
, 1865-01-15

Go to the BeHt.-Go to Bryant b 8haAon's
Chicago Commercial College TO- get a thorough,
Telegraph Operator. Addreas {cnclosfng stampa)
for circulars, BA1ASr Il STRATToN, Chicago, hi.
, 1865-01-15


School Teachers Inetitute will be held on Mon
9oy evening in the prayer: room. Of the Young
Mems Christian Association. An. address will be
demseFGd eIAI ny Key. E. 4 Pietce on thc subject
subject.
In Clerk street ii. E. Church: the services will
ma,o1nng and a, evening: Subject ef The evening
Ret. NJ. Van Doran Viii preach + in tho Illinois
etreet Mission IN the evening, at 7so'clock Rev.
James Aarwoed vi! preach On Sunday morning,
wortdEand lose his own eoul.'
Rey: Mead Holmes, Of Rockford, Illinois, rep
"a Soldier Of tho Cumberland" ;" viii breach n
ca9lp cn7Hp po9ghs % this s eSsnns Ja9asry 18th, Mt
Services as usual in ST. Marks Church, Episco-
pal, at 102 o'clock in the morning. Seats free
Ponctnal attendance desired: Z. b. futile, rec: Rec:
Rev. 1; Hitchcock, D. D., will preach at Park
Kobcy street, at 1ci a. m, Rev. Mz. zcnwinklc nt
Rev: T. n. Eddy, D. D, will conduct tho Qusr-
Chnpc1 corner Of Bluckhnwk and ScdcWick strccts.
at 1Ci a. N. Rev. Il. Whlpp1c will preach at Il
Services will be held in the new lecture room Of
the First Baptist church, at II q. rn and * o. m,
tts tfrtGaeling 6y tas pastor, Dr. " ": Eyerta: Sab
y; ~ ~ " =. H. tayel meenne On Eriday
1oo p e nlo a"o SaranGes @ to re lecture
The rear OF tho church. The public arc cordially
ss seeond f!dn Gnted Presbyterian church. rvontr.
sesGno ,nr -, s.nSe1 aa hecE Sgn g avenue Services
Scais mn ~ rr,c mn; Iii osn cnrs o. A. c!ock
tend.
,nt ~ III ~ - ~ III E t: gn.t!G1n-serslsc To-
~ inyiic % ano ft1ecs* All arc cordlal'
1f.r IT. 11,,h,ra xc,,, t,o,t,.,, 81. ,.,.,,,
on ill., oIy City a, th NV .rs .n o rsGo rSSanfS
q Has stfSst ncat tnS lake hls evening At
r.w :irTn.o1cm cn,s ,1no Nv s'sa'l eoaac 'a!o sne
'r ilsmoMti, Con,Tepn1;nnsi @ chu-cb.-no,,c,ou,
scrvicms III sohth y. Vi,, T.
fin11 ~ nxnn; 4. NJ ,.9 ~ S.a - ~ M@u aaste
liz ,,,rcn1n,, ~ - uT .oris ~ ~ W. t rs cioEk, ~
eli. nnstor. scais f,cc e'e'ns - t'o'' 0F 1a'ca'
axsuun ,n si, st.cns SnasSh, eosncf IN r.. Cnlamct
Itrv. II IL Wri,h; ~ mi ~ n Y o J., sas, un,
i,t y -. tsA'' Al W. M'' an0 u D. H. Sa'
'i Ti,e sS e:ntcrn Church or tho o,v r,mo ,v,,, ~
aav socn,niz. Tia frsixs1 ~ 1e ~ ;o o nas VII %
nsns IN WITH tun nrrcsn s o. 9r snn toS Nao 9!
viii ncrfor,n sIc nv ,nss IL Mnt ~ eM.ga i1.
VII. utH WV nset NiAss III = Hat o. Il ~ l1ilEl~
, 1865-01-15

ACADEMY OF Mus1c-S.ill retains Its hold On
ttc popular favor, with no signs Of diminutiou-
its shadow grows no less. "Mts. Days New
this week to full houses. It gives way now 10
new attractions.
VAR1sr1Es.-This place is experiencing the fall
benefit OF a liberal management. 1t needs not to
COLL attention to their progtamme for the sake or
securing q good attendance; they a1wnya hnve
that, with seldom spare scat. They have very
large co.pe Of artlsts. 4 portion Of tho company
has just closed very euccesslal week at Madison,
cAnTEn's zouAyE TEourE.-rhls compauy.
new to Chicago, will open, for series OF Nyc
nights entertainments In Smith L Nixop's Music
Hail, on Tuesday evening next. Tho troupe is
twenty-five in number, aEd Is said to p.Iform
prodiE1es- The press elsewhere gives them credit
Tor hcine we'll trained.
SKATING PARKs.-The several skating parks
hare been we'll patrontEcd during the week, the
Ice having been In first rate condition. Al tho
Washington and Central, benefit parties have becn
given, each Of which nctfcd q handsome eum 10
the object to which 1t was devoted.
PAssronEs.-The following telegram explains
itself:
SusrESs1ox BRIDGE,
To A. Tallingford:
Estusaltzed citizens Of the United States cannot
get passports unless they psoduce their natufali-
zaiion pnpcrs. Ar. Fogel, to whom you gave let
tiers, is here and cannot get away.
tsiGucd) 7. BUFFERS.