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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-30

TIME Rtna grants policies FOR LIFE, for a term
Il OF years, Endowment policies and chdIen's En-
dowtnent. Also, Non Foteiung Policies, on which no
payment Is required aler ten years. ... .Hf..
rive thousand dollars paid losses 10 this city
within the last six months.
Among all ths conuriyances Of men to protect the
lalnlly elIcle rOm want, De found more sim.
pie IN ls charGer, noble in its features, certain
rs results, than Lie Insurance. IL ls the prop which
the dying husband caves to I...Gt ffUtI
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-30

Even where he has preceded them into eternity; Ay
the honest debtor satisfies his confdng creditor, when
fate seemed Least pTopltious. In moral and worldly
his sting. 700. -. %, ~.
Let any husband, father, son, ask hlmself "If was
10 die tonight, would those who are dear TO me
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3professinnal.

CINCINNAM iYENEREAL HOSPITAL,
70 stl Establishsd in the Year 1850, oaa, bB taa
FOR THE CURE OF PRIVATE DIsEAsEspI
11'f''T Y Physicians n ~ World. W
nRgR, BoNAPkRfl y..LAf Iondon' and Pans .
~ hosPss spS tor s sB RE- ~ .eR sTEs \ es
late New York, Tnis Is the only 9thee IN the eisy
where permanent cure OF Private Diseases can be
Obtained, without the use OF mercury or change OF \
diet Gonounosa cured IN sx to iory-two hours,
in three to ten days. Structures cured In
ON Sns salSs ys ssGss seiSSS Weansss cSSsa X o q
eight weeks Syphilis in s primary stsges cured in
weeks; Skn Diseases cured IA one to- three Woehai
impotency seT rsstored n one e ,GPr itb
Dr, HonapaTtes great work on prlyats dlsfessss 10
and Iemale old and young should read this work il
Will eDllghten those tho Rrope IN darknfnsI Pree 4
'"1p' 1p Iubspsrtes French Patent Male Safe II ia
perfectly safe, and nsIor ils 70 give AZ
he SnS 5Fs ps,sbs sss ~ .hs se
one s4 per halt dozen, " per doaeni cent BY mat
sSfMadanie Lozl lER's Female Monthly Pills iss
sale and reliable remedy for suppressionb and all eT
male diseases, Ladies should not use them dnrlnk
pregnAcy, they will pr duce mlscarHReh Free ~
prs b. 4 X are The men to consult they are IN.
quo suonaby acknowledged 10 be the champions and y
receive monthly reports from he od world; they
have been accustomed nom an early age OF yonh 10
witness the varioua diseases winch aiilot mAhhndi
and TO watch the progress through long ear' er 0
professional study In every sphere oi NE, rom the
wealthy, and haung aseoItained bey ond adoAbt the
vast suffering Of humaDy, hey deletmlne9 70 sslttt
the gel erdve system AZ their particular study and
70 devote their whole attention 20 the allauaton OF
the diseases othess N RoTtant iens'lsps
y nostss ss s,nr,p Gail or address 7aUi Oi EF-, Wa
"p'''-e IrI. BONAPARTk a REYROLDs, e = ; /,
No. laa Sycamore street, between Fah and S1lh
on e SSi,fs from sR. NJ 10 sP NJ. ea uo lslT sh'
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-30

NOR sALE--400 aeres af land, HiE miles sosih ui
Il Kenton, Hardin epnnty, Ohio, lying ~ both s.deg
of the Oinchnati and handusky Railroad, ntar hpd-
n The land lies rolling, and tiwbered With ash ma,
pe walnht cherry, lynn, hickory &c,, has aee good
rnrnRa Of water valnhbse water power on Silver
tireeF twenty ieai head, with anh eneek bottom
only inpro yenenta, cabin with about hteen aeTak
cleared The wood on tie land, " cuta and hauled TO
the railroad, will pay Tor the land % a.'v =.
. Fof terms and other particb lars apply 70 y. u.
Price, or W. W Marquisi BeAsiOntalne Q. lleatdswa
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-30

~ ""HH'b HUFI'HINW'
PHILADELPHIA, March 29.-A special to the
Bulletin, from Washington says, Mr.. Cook, ed.
itor of the Wilmington, IN. o. Herald, who
has just arrived here, says there has been no
additional fighting in Terry and Sehoiield's
armies. The troops of both armies are being
supplied with provisions and clothing.
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uNITEp sTATEs HoTEL

ooRNER SIXTH AND WALNUT SITS, olhif qd
UNHIs large and eommodioas Hotsl has been RE-
Il FITTED AND RkFu uRNlsuEp throughout Mas
nihcenty with entire NEW FDhNlf URE Of the latest
gyla without regard 20 trouble or expensey 10 meet
the demands OF The tFavelng public, 70 Which yonr
p1tr5SpH1SSS ts5HSS = III H''s'' . S2S T. O. MkolisH, FrO'r
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-30
@eoiraI,

1NHE combination Of ingredients IN these Pills are
l. the result OF long Rni sNtsnave practice. They
are mild IN their operation, and certain IN correcting
all Irregularities, Painful Msnstrnations, removing
All obstructlons, Bhethei from geld or otherwise
Headache, Pain ia the Side, Ppitaton OF the Heart
Whites, all Nervous Affections, Hyhteurs, Fatigue,
Pain in the Back ami Limbs, &C. Disturbed Sleep,
which arise from interruption Of nature.
DIR. CHEESEM AN s PILLS
Was tho commencement of new era in the treat
ment Of those irregularities and distractions which
have cons sned 80 many TO a aPREmAaURR 0RAyR. No
female enjoy good health unless she is regular,
and vine an obstruetlon takes place the general
health begins to decline. Ili alHis at.' 'JW
DR. CHEESEMAN'S FEMALE PILLS
Are the only Medicine that MARRIED AND SINGLE
LADIES have rel ed on for many wears, or can rely
on now. BEWARE or IhITATIONSi These Pills
form the Finest Preparation put tOrtDdrd t0h I'M
he DECEIVED. Take this Advertisement TO your
Druggist, and tell him that YOU ipdnt The BEST dad
MOST RDLIABLR FINALE MEDICINE IN THE
WORLD, which is comprised in
DIR. CHEESEM AN 8 PILLS q "a &.
Are tho most ehectual remedy ever known for all
complaints peculiar TO Female TO all classes they
invaluable, inducing l0 certainty periodical rsg
LdTtV. They are known To thousands, who have used
them At different times, Throughout the country hav
ing the sanction O some OF the most oBiasnt PhySi
clans IN America.
Erplicit directions stating sen fhey should not beuSsd
with each boKthe Price OAs Dollar per Boz, contain
ing from tilty to sixty Pills,
Pills sent by mail, proaptIv by remttingto to the Pro-
prietor. Sold by Dfuegists generally. ~ ! 3
M aa.lspaH HUTOHIkGa a HILLYFR, il "
Propretors, 81 Cedar street, New York.
Benton Durham, Cleveland, and John ID. Park
Cincinnati Wholesale agents. sold in Dayton by
Druggists te9ldly
=
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-30

You Dg men iu1t starting IN business, whose ehiel
capita their energy and integrity should insure
IVes q the amount OF half their liabilities Such an
act Of dianteresed honesty when known 10
tors, would justly increase their IN them
two aid show thatthey did not Wish 10 leave their as
rieno exposed TO any " and Ihs
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THE WIFE OF HIS BOSOM

tits the hand OF the provdent father, reaching
forth from the graye and still nourshing his offspring,
and keeping together the family BY It, the taithful
son .fi 1.u uir .Hi - 'si.' li' iI '
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-30

That he may grapps with Iti the wise man, that be
may study is nlt1re and paliate its threatening. The
meS US Of pllN0n are q hand, Of easy access 70 s
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CFIotblnlIgII.. q.
wILLIAa1 WALHkMR,

NJ Soi lhlhD Sthhhii DAiioNiOhio'
rs prepared to accommodate his customers wtk
j every article Of gentlemen'a wearing RpParel Of
the latest style and best quality. Those who wani
coats, pants, vests, shirts, hosiery, handkerchief.
gloves, boots, shoes slippsFs, &c viii do wsl &c
give MN aeall, s,,t 80 htuliI iIttF lttl ."l aust
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-30

------ = NoI7V'1"OHf % IHI'1RIy ~ I'0V'
1t rs heceby certified that the foregoing is corIec
copy the statement o. the Condition OF the North
American Fire Insurance Con pRny Of Hartford made
10 and hed in this Office, for the year 1865.
l5EALl itnsss my hand ana seal officially, 4.
lSrkMI.l JAS. II. GOLDMAN,
|.. -....H g.. I.rIsIH... .HI Auditor OF state 81
, 1865-02-24
a RAND ON TIE <rAaIRLESS.
TueutYsKtL of tho Fraternity Iu tils
POlfce Court.

4At,he afternoon session of tho Police Conrt yes
h1ay, 10 little Interest was manifested by the au-
deuce rela.ivc to tho disposition OF twenty-stE
professional gamblers, whowere nnccremoufousIy
arrested 1y Captain Nelson mud s.sH On the ptpvi-
one cyecfng. TIE entire number had been re-
leascd on ball, but the majority ware punctunl n
keeping their engagement with Jnst.ce Miller.
These ofenders were secured ut the hoUeea Of
Burke. No IL Dearborn street.
The pEopr1et3rs~McSsr.- Wm. Saunders, Pat
rick Burke, and Michael McDonala-we:a first ar
f1sEned II Tie prisoners box. Thr5 promptly
pleaded guilty 10 the charge entered AGAINST them,
AID smls1Dgly expressed tie opinion that speedy
settlement WIS de.lrablt. They we're fined c1ch
So and costs-the legal fine for violation OF tbs
authority, had Slate warrant been obtained,
they might Earc been more severely punished.
The following persons were then rarralgned on
the charge Of being inmates OF a gaming house !:
james Huwura, Charles Pearson, Geo> Thomas,
Philip Ac1ms, Edward 4: Jes:el, VIM. johnson,
Berry 4. MONTGOMERY, Philip c. aiarttr, Barney
Rogers, John Camper, John Gas.lty, John coch-
x1nc. Jchn n. bowling. Joan Day, John n. Hun
tc7, Join Cls1i1, Danitl S. Stinger.
The p1:a Of guilty being entered BY each Of the
accused, thc7 were fined SIS and costs each. The
amounts 1-yied were promptly paid, and the gam
blcrs quietly left the Court room.
Over the Coor Of Mcdonald d. Burkc's gambling
house Vas painted the sign Architects Office"
ss1 n,pndsEs was eonte9t to place On the tsaasoa
parties would do we'll to consider the fact that
these arTeEte arc but sample OF what WIFI follow
at regular intervals. The proper authorities nsc
determined to crush out thc gamblers.
, 1865-02-24
noUGLA ONUmENT ASSOCLA-
T10N.
Statement of the Treasurer md Sec.
rctnry-N pts-1;xpendit
Membership


The following report of the past action aad
prescnt cord,. On of The Dougla. Monument Asso-
st,.,or ,,,s ir-. 1,ecn ,rcscntca nv Nessra n
eaa''a naa ~ sssa .s " se - ~. a.
On behalf of The Board of Trustees OF the
Douglas Moer'ncnt Association, and for the In
forn'ato On al t.'c public the Treasurer and Secrc
tary would Ecs.pcGttNiiy make brief statement OF
the rts;:ls Of tc tlctJ-1nre particularly ol tue
f1Eas collected and expended since it, orsaniz7-
The cssh receipts to February 13, 1866 amount
to thc toi1l tE-- VI fcyeu thousand fire hundred
ffld ten dollars, including two hundred
pnd tn tSSl0) dollars interest allowed by the
The expenditures to eame date, three thousand
eight hundred and nlnety-dyc (SAS1.29l dollars,
leaving t,slance ok cash In the treasury OF three
u ousan1 st< Euudrcd ard Gfscen (S3C15.65) dol
Inns, Eaili Eincc the last published statement OF
cne thousand eIcht hun,!rrd and ninety t1S03s7)
doiays Which lit cr eun was nca7iy a}l obtained
1t DocEias' crave. fsou The ta1e OF pf.tures
The expenditures would appear unduty large,
without being explained hy tic fact that neatly
tue eutire amount received has been from the sale
Of engr1ytugs oi Donglaa, Diplomas Of member
ship, photographs Of Il4e monument, etc., all Of
which have coat d Iurce proportion Of The amount
paid ont together with the Commissions to agents
for selling them. But few bona jede cash sub
to Il is oil jcct, IN cqliyscnto some Eind having
In mott cases been .iyan to the subscribers VINO
have lcsirtd Il, purchase n Dicturc or eou,c Hind
Us momento Of Dc curiee, CT Of their visit to his
pnrshtfcF. now 4 ouIiy curstitute the fnud in tie
| treasury,
Therefore. tha amouut chiefly expended has
been for tl,r purchase Of cuc,aYI.gs Of Douglas.
dlnlom:s ri ,nerhrrship. 6hoto trauhs OF ths
mpnumcnt. and Tor p:Iatiur Of Pamphlets and
OF 1he umo;1ut expended. the Secretary has re-
| eeiycn Eitorctbcr tu ing over three years. for
, 1865-02-24

light. Almost sny man c,a save s1oo year. This
Invested IN Life Insurance poljcy would Ietq5n ,a
at he came time his family creditors are pro-
tect frcn suffering or loss to the amount Of hls
policy. One hundred dollars 5ear at he - ags @ ot
81 thE arc OF thir.r-nve Of 900: at forty three.
Of s., and 20 On. We refer our renders to
Gco. C. Clarke: Esa the agent Of the National,
, 1865-02-24
Cincinnati Market.
Especial Dispatch 10 the Chicago Tribune

CINCINNATI, Thursday, Feb. u
pnay1s1o1e- The sdvance IN gold csusea rather 8
better feeling On The part OF holders In provision
m, 1ktt Gsy bnt puIcss ofjsh. and but little
buslnrss 1T hnsaetec bsss p-rk Is hold al 3as023
&c 50 tor county, and $7 ooss % TOR city. Bulk tt
axe Guiet, ter shou de1s. And tc for tlae>-
all foote Bace te1 aims firm. at &C for rib sides, and
1sI<@1s4c 10: ehaulders. Lard declined Hc. o.to-
As:1Ac for prime city
Wa1sKY-Fpi1 ut <z17.
Ettrlrg dong in breaestuhs-
, 1865-02-24
nj 4 II r L Il u.

II hs e On se II.
D. chik.er, 81: c4AKLES; & srgEGss. q ,aRs thls
Uc!sfle:e Esd ot Memphis, Tenn. No csr2s.
1t Pekin. Ill ,en "Wednesday morning. Feb, "a. ct
the residence her uncle by the Rev y: D. Gu;1ch,
of the late Col. David Bailey. Of the former cltg.
At Jo,et. on the ga inst. ihe Esw Church Ec1m @
SINGS, Of Canada, snd Miss JANE II. 8lssE1tL, Of
, 1865-02-24

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago T1ihu1s.l
ST. LOUIS, Thursday, Fep.el
F1our-ea1ts cf1so br1s Super at - o.; lco br1s At
sGes; 1s0 bris st ed q bsl.
GEa1s-Wheat unchanged. Sales Of poor at u e5;
prt1re at 10 s1ss; choice In lots at 81 80 TO 81 SIX
q ba. Corn unchanged. Sales Of 10 scis at s1o6:
Eao scl at Sos bu delivered. Oata-Sales OF 10q0
bn ut c; asto seks in lots at ac. 12i Eeks At 9.c
bye-salc1 Of 1o2 scks Mt 12o 2 bu, In ncv bags.
W4nKY-Vcry dull. Sales Of Il br.s ut $2.10 to
se1cH; 70 trls as s2.ls,; = gallon.
TonAcco-Artiye% saies OF green 1ngs 1T S5Soto
ssrs: fa.tory do IT $3.50 to <e2s; plante:s' d. at
s1tI0to s1l.i5; common shipping leat At 9iae5 to
st4,s: mcd,uus % At a1759 to s2a Is; common man
LEI s2dso to 80 So medium do at :s325
to {43.S5.
FHov1sInss-Totk~ssles OF 2.oo0 pieces slices at
15Kc, md hsrsg ut 1910 p D.
, 1865-02-24

II ere arc msU. families IL the ctty.Tho have at
seii1ea ~ MCctFon. 1ndiar3> snd Cleveland, Ohio.
Thcy r I'll. bin as an eloquent prsaehef and
know e, y be En earnest aud active opponent OF
Dr. E:orl viii prcseh in tac Central Church Ion
&s.s s1rcc. eouth or Illinois, Sabbath next at 1ot
y, fn6 ~ H. nj.
, 1865-02-24
philadelphia Market.

FH1L4pELF4l4t IuuI30HJt FE3. ..
PKrroEzru- Dull. Crude 47a49c; refined In bond
6s9esc; do Lee Hs@9Ic.
tered.
$50. Cora dull: yellow II g.
PIcyIslo>s-Porx aalet; meks aS,so8so.0e. Lard
steady II 9i4c.
wrlsKy--Du:f AZ e. 8,
, 1865-02-24
aut1l5fnlrNfS.

GM1TH G5 NIXON'S HALL.
~ sroSITYTELT TIRE List WEEE.
oren every eight aao every Afternoon this ~c:k.
The Great aliltonian Tab1eauz
PARAt9HSE LOST,
Cotp!ctpiy llaft:ettug MILTON's Great r:c,a and
csIry1pg out Hl!ton's idca ofiIEAVhN HE'LL, cHAE'9
AMI PAhArlsss, exhibited tn London for 2ao caE-
sccutivh nights
Tickets Is cents. No falf Iricc.
"a Grand e1bibts1ons EVHET AFTERNOON TEE
WEEK At O'Clock, Whea cbi4Grea Wil be admitted
at IS cenle.
W- Llternoous-Doots cczn at e'c1cck.
D- DcoIs open a. ! o'clrcs r. II. E1hlG'tfon c1m-
mencts III " o'clock rrecsEly.
His, EkniiGlE DEAN SrAI1LDIS0. the celebrated
Hatctst, will perform At Gacl exhibition.
n. n. R.M0Rll30N. Manager and Propri:ter.
fe1F.k3.5 1tsthp
, 1865-02-24
RECRUITINE.

Tho County War Fund Committee paid the coun-
y bounty to ffty .eigb<recruits yesterday. There
were scyenty.two ensistnents, hut as the Eighth
aud Seventh WatdE were not On hand with their
money. fourteen men wire sent 10 camp without
bcirg paid. These are not INCLUDED In the tablos
below, hut as they Will be paid In camp to-<tay,
they will appear IN to-murrow's report. The whole
number who had received the county bounty xp
to dark last evening, was 1859.
Those who tnl:stsd Yesterday were thus dis
, 1865-02-24

EEw fonK, Thursday, Feb. g.
srpcks-Triecs of mining stocks hid IL Boston TO-
tay: Central S.; Franklin ny; Hancock l1A Huron
ii; Isle NCyale II Nlnn. 49, Rockland 8. Market
, 1865-02-24
M1ttoQo Mribn11f.
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY q, 1s65.
THE CITY.


Observation-Disclosures H. Cooper, OF New loraS
is ut the fremont Ben Halliday. of the Overland
11atl Company, Il eojousniae ut the Sherman.
E. H. .BnAcKc7r.-lhcrc WIS IN error in our
ftn IN regard to Mr. Hraclct+- In our tsaoe o. Ae
Ed, oad We regret It's nppar II oa1 eolu1aus'
T1pE.-Thr o,or1a CT fre for the Nth district
ycatcfday altcrrcon. WAS cansed By the burning
ofa sma}l uooLen building near the Rolling Nnls.
The engine. tiia net 90 cn1
Ac.r.;ow1YpGnEET.-Iha proprietor Of the
TlcnEcud Noutc LIS kindly rcmitted twenty -lrc
dollnrs of the hocl bill for the mite p1.ty given
At TINT hotel Friday evening las: in sid OF the
Sanitary Fair.
LAKE TUSKFI.-The excavation on The Lake
Tunnel tns now been carried to O dist-nce OF
ahout 1,s50 feet Iae second removal o. TIC
chsnbcv in which the cement is mixed. e., VET
made day or two aco 1t ts now .s4D t:a. tct =
the ehoit Thc workEcn ufe progressing r. st+-
MoyE..E.,ys OF TRoopf.-Fotty.nine Wiecon-
etn recsnits, from stadfeon, 5u command Of Cap.
Kent arrived ut the Rsst shout midnight on We'd
EesdEy.
ar1i|ie-y. IN comlnautloF lieut. o. D. Ford, ar
rived trc1n Fort Snc.lins by The sa:nc train
e.. -. 1n..sn.s,t 80 Tss~1.
- ,,.sse ,as,
h''ee1 ~. s1r ~ r.sse ux.,.., a,s ho,d ~ II
a tnc sum u S.uo ~. .,t +,., .,n Wr1a
J.1slns y u P.snsr. a1seAs AA'1A a"S AA~""''1
ocAoo' VI aAe@e'-oiieA'c.
-
IHE PRESIDENTS iSsl.171oS.-ane1c" WILL oe
meeting OF the Iafiies interested In the Presi-
dents invitation, at Tie ro0na'o Of the Sanitary
Commission No, &: Nntitson street on Snturdsy
Eu1n;us. 1t ii o,:,of,;. Committees and su5.coa.
,ailtccs nc 1equcstoa 10 report Ter order Of the
Chairman.
ass,.rS Avn p.-7suY-On cornr,s;p. os Mrs.
x-.'- ....s,e - :, . 1890 I'll, 49,, ".
.o"nef scs'oo. on .ae 20. ass " "cl4s ~ aA
Iuzen streets. Ars. MET: 1oolc Wae 3S6ferGay ar
sEtrncd heforc : raiicc 5sefolf on tns cn2sSe o.
Eskxai; AID ba!te:J. see was acld IN tne shm Of
$500 70 keep thc p"aee 2Id appear 1or e1a1u1oa-
o-----,,.
AL-SANan -" ALL Oi'As tesiu.u'e VI u'u
-letentn "a1o te @tqassteo " msu' ~ .oaaIn ~
70 'aLe a'esus ~ lo'loe III ~ Nv asa' ~
S'a,dn;ns strc3t rhe Tcsi l. iei,iMS' sni roths
ii.Tns ~ ~,scf hcir own 1ntereste II is hunsj
ssas a. ur6Ie 10 thr frsit viii i,c there. 'e ''4
'Aa' 49, 1'N~'~ - ->'~ -. w. ~
r-.~er,x, co,.,~ur-D. I. l-,,-r, n n,
-a1 l. s@sat".' -s =. ~ ~
lovers o1 nus1:' snat IoIrest auo cnatAae t-lts
will be given on Monday evening next Feb. 9Th,
r.. ohsrnt IL tn e.nrs an instrum.1,t cod S,nt1ar
EChppl Library for the Ep.secpA church. F1on
kuo~!edec u the talent engaged for the os3a-
lion: nc can fspo.Asc I'LL VINO snaS al'eoo sA'e
, 1865-02-24
LOCAL MAIIERS.>

Wunted.-A gcnttemnn md wife wishes to
faw Of no hoarders Address. Immediately, 81.
b. W." Pos, oGico or Tribune Office.
DE. James, formerly Of New. Orleans, where
he treated diseases Of the genital or se1na! Or
"a .Chicago, is now permanently located at IS
Randolph street between State and Dearborn
n ia sSs = aes hs opy "
diseases Of the genital or *e1ual oEsana that re-
testimonials eulogtstic Of his professional ak1ii
from professors OF medical colleges and hospltsls
bogus, nor do thcy como from foreign country,
hut in the United states: The. parties are SUI
ng sn he be TstfsS to Ct any
more diseases successfully Of contagious yene-
real character, than any other physician in the
mnted l,sss 1ts' Dr. tsesa Ill sT2s1s'
Dr. James will refer to his netehhors- Were 1t
rot for tho: delicaty Of the subject, DR.. Jumcs
could refe- to numerous persons he has Success
81. James Office, Sc Randolph street, up st1lra.
All consultations confidential Ten separate rooms.
ot6ce hours from a. N. Ill pm.
20 10 the Nest.-Go to Bryant 1s stratton's
chica.o Comnercial College to get thorough,
Telegraph Operator. Address {encloHing stamps)
for circulars, BRTANr + S7nArToa, Chicago. Ill
sH Large cAeap. doll heads, dog collars, log
calins, hoys' carts, fancy work boxes slrt= round
combs aa xnI FrnSS apS dsss
is s Hs 5sts'' at S'''es Notion "'' Toy
| rrnnranf Soxodont h,rdans and 1nvigo
M TURTLES md ,se s rsn sffaa
Youth 10 old age. Sold By all Druggists.
1fsbstks39-st MW&F'
, 1865-02-24

TOR SALF-Lots corner Canal
tnd e1tth street, lOStt1o OF IN single rts: GoE
tuIe at Loan AgeEc7 ana Resi- E!tale cmcs o. haAEn
Bl.ApI EY, corner Lake and Lasalle e3eee's'
, 1865-02-24

Recruited Iincs January 1st.. .45l
l. T. Hil'Iasd, Esq, County Clerk Of Cook
county, yc.1erday pnt In d Representative recruit
and a. d. Johreon, Esq. Cbsl.lnau Of the Ccunty
Beard OF Supervisory a substitute.
, 1865-02-24

EOR ,SALE-A lwo story brick
- hnd fess.net hougc the Avenue: s. .f0o Dne
a. r. ur1c. Ayenue, e CO. Two near Union 'Pssk.
$3.50 raTER seHiP' " Monroe stses'"
, 1865-02-24
Milwaukee Market

Milwaukee Market
(sPtcial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribanc.]
M1LwAUKEK. Thursday, Feb. C.
Flour Enchnnsed. Sales 100 obls extra at s725.
GRA1s-Whtat ou'l and steady. Sales q 900 bu No
s1E9tA4h. Oats-Sa1es GOO bu ut Sc: 5c0 bu de-
vered at 6lc. Cornsacs 2oeo bu shelied at 8oc 80
tu do, delivered ats3c.
DRESSED Hoes Ealea l. 1lahta ut 4130a.
1rESlNu HoAHp.
sa'es Is Go bu Eo.1 Spring Wheat 1t 81.
closing dull.
New York Money Market.
NKw YosE. Thursday. Feb. ..
MosKr--Esty ut = cent; few transactions arc re-
s7rEIiSa ExcnASoE-A ti:t1e hzmtr. AZ 1elxa
doIp-b shade hrme.. opentnz at 1881, ,ad7anclnzto
el2, Etu Coslng ut 1c93s,
t;ovE xSxAr sTocKs Qo,et and steady
S1ocKs--Dnlt- U. ;. IS, SO conpcns, 11oN: do 81,
10 coupors. 1geH; TTsa ucT Sos sq,s, 1ls; 2. s:
sis:l..,rr ceItsneetts QQicktllver, sG.{ Msroo.
s.. 1sE Atw Yotk Centrn,, u5Y: Erie. II; Hud. on.
1i8; Reading. 1t:4: Nortnrestsra preferred, g4G
McuiEan Southern OK: 1l!nols Censr.l 1l9K: PITS.
hurt, SIX: Eortlwestern. y4H Rock Island VIZ; It.
NsyIc, G6h Tesre Ha1te, II.
, 1865-02-24

BAr1IsT ORGANIZATION TOE TIE GREAT N. "
FA1n.-A Uoion meeting composed o1 ladies' from
the BaptIs: churches in tho city, WAS held on
"Wednesday Afternoon in the lectuee reen Of the
First Church, Mrs. N. g, Clark in the chair, 10
organize arl prepare for the approaching Sanitary
Fair. The attendance was largo end the ladies'
gave accounts Of wLat tbey had already cona-
ncnccd Going. Besides theis denominauonsl
Tooth ard other attractions, the New England
Farm Uouso Wi: he Reproduced on IN extensive
scale, and, although lste in organizing. they will
rot fall behind othr7s in their efforts to add III.
ttresf to this grea. and no!le enterprise.
A vote uf thanks was taEd ercd to Sir. A.. Psttf1
nj fo1 his liberal offer to take photographs OF pro-
mircnt persons, the subjects OF the pc:urcs to be
I chosen BY the latles.
The tsiiowing o1nce.st were CHOSEN foz the de-
| ncmln.ttou1t organization:
/ fNatrMdc--Nrs. G. n. Holden,
! Adr{s0!y Co17nl1.te-Mrs- Ambrose Foster and
Mrs. !. n: WpUdHofth. -
| Corrst7Hn1tnp Sc:ttIrl*s-Rcr. j. 4: Smith,
D. D.: Mrs. L. BOY thusch AMI Mrs. Sfarccllus
| 1Stcs.rer-M1s II. II. Porter.
Ass.xtant IftExlr&r--Ars. A. ". Eingsland.
| I,e.orGiuy Slcre-a y-Hr5. M. u. Porter.
The nettin: adj .usred subject the call OIL
I Secretary.
| trihntion In few dnys,
, 1865-02-24

TOR SALE-Fcur hundred (4C0)
sc,es Of untmproycd land near ster!.ns, ia White:
side Coua.y. H.; etshty 6o) scz.s q Timer Lam
two cts Oh t, Wet side. II shetle1aa Aaation M =
gboyt prooc1ty tucluuin. good hcuse and lot With
al mcderr improveme1ts. on Indiana aEe1ne. ier .
nfst.tees Brick or Stone Flout House On WABASH Or
Michigan " enues north OF Twelfth tf b. ssrcet Gas1
ffont aGtrt IS ~ !" Box 5010, Chicago Post ONCE.
:
, 1865-02-24

BIRD Cages, 'Belt Buckles, chl,dreps' ,;. car. .
rises Fans Fancy Back coms Iae,ps aaaps
Genuine i,erfGrncry and Cosmenni nosirte = Koe
Ent,on aut TOY Hazaar, 1I5 Lake ST. tesl-kao9tt