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, 1865-02-14


We hare often pointed our the way in which tho
oyef-CoIged enrolment lists Of this CITY are allied
Veterans, pclaonB mAnffee0y Under and over ara,
atens, disabled men all have been enrolled, some
Of them more than once 4 correspondent writes
from the First Ward that he Is IN aieu yet is en-
rolled twice in the eamc Ward; he asks what he
nrstdo to get hie name taken from the rolls, We
answer "Dothfng now" The papers OF this etty
published numerous calls to those not liable 10
duty. atklng them an act Of justice to those lin
BILE, to have their names stricken from the rolls
while the books were opcn- ThoEe calls were not
needed. A. C. B. need not now to talk about doing
'+juttfce to the Ward;'' he shonld hav. thought
nbout that before ere afraid it Is too late.
The following circular-No. 1s-hom the o1lce
the 4. A p II. G. Of Illinois, dated Springfield,
Feb. 10th, Was received BY Provost Martial James
yesterday:
"There Is transmitted herewith statement of
quotas OF the several aufl-dtSufcts Of your dis
tuct under the call Of December ~, 1864:
All dencits up to the close Of tho year, and all
Eurpluses to the same date, have been taken into
account in assigning these quotas, which Is the
true number to be furnished under that call.
"Nhateyer balance may appear on your reeoYdB,
either against in favor Of the ubdIstricts are
superseded By those now sent you-
''Al1 credits whatever, accru1ng since Januaay i,
1866. will be allowed against these quotls as eoon
as they are ascertained and declared At this
oficcn =
''By order Of Leut- Col 0AKEs1'
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FROM ST. LOUIS.

ST.. LOUIS, Monday, Feb 1S-The State Con
vention to-day unanimously passed o resolution
endorsing The action of the President in his lats
pence conference, anu pledging the ioyal people
OF Missouri to suatain the government to the las
peace shall be established or conquered upon tht
basis Of instruction contained In the Prestdentt
note to Secretary Seward.
CoTToE-Receipt860 500 bales.
FLoun-Flat . .....
GnA1s--Wheat quiet at S2.o0 for prime. Corr
dull at $1.1511.21. Oats lower Ut 99c.Q Loci
Whisky &. 1SE2.20. w..
, 1865-02-14

NEW AoAAs oat0IAo%t ECU 41~
Co1rnx-D Dull, and prices alGost nominal NJ saassc
for ntdd11pK.
FL0uR-Sttt te hpd western 1tc better on common
Eraaet. quiet; 81 9@1000 fnr extra .tnte; Sill
@112a TOT extra Il o; and Sll Sas11 50 for irade
brands NH rket closing quiet.
WnseKr Quttr, at e2.2s1 10 for westera-c1ostng
flrm It latter price Inc total stock IN New York
tntde up 10 day Is a trtne under Is 20 bsls.
GEA1G-: Whe.t nrmer and very quiet. RE duil-
HaFeyqnle Com quiet and 1ru. Old n1tx:d western
quoted At s1S@1o. Oats du and nominal at Sl-lo3f
E&1.1t for = e.teFn.
WtoI-Qul+t.
Px1RoI1uA-Duli, ut 4a55ac for crude; Sic fer re-
4ned In bind SIC for do ftee.
PRcy1t1oss Pork IL shade ra>itr; $s7.251E IS tor
new Mees, and S5a@3a G2x to, oat Old DO. cash
ana F.eu,.r way el,s,nE + ss5 50 Tor cash; ooa9
~ e.ls nsw .:' re2a:Ey sna M.Ies 1p
good demand. 1t tt % for pain mess. $ai %
@Ato for extra u ess Beef Hams ~ quiet. Dressed
quiet. It &c 1or cnmbesla1d cnt 21Aa:lXc
tor sholt rllbsd. and 21A@2e for short clear
1sasse !or hans L.fs ls sishont deeiaed caange =
Sc iuf state, Cheese Is quiet. at l{A22c,
, 1865-02-14
St. Lonis Market.

Especial UlEpaltH % kae ChlcaE0 1f1Bu1e.J
ST. LOUIS, Monday, Feb. Is.
+. ToBACco-Firm. Sales Of scraps at fzl0. damaged
and e,een lurs from Is 70 to s. o. factory sso9lo
common LEST from &lS5o to $l7.2s. MEDIUM shipping
from &ls2s to good do from as O. to 28 So and
good end 1ne manufacturing lear S.. .0o@s8 %.
GEAE-Wheat quI.t; sales inferior mixed ta1l at
fleo, common do 1t t17u. good at 81 Is, primo at
81 50, and choice on private terms. Corn dull cou-
tractors contcndinE for lower p11ces salts b
mixed and Yellow It SIZE. IN reserved bagB md
white At &127 2 bu, In bags. Oats lower: sales
include 10 bsEs, In lots, at 924c. Barley inactive
sales good fall at E5'@1ss choica do at 71.9o and
prime spriuE at *f.s1 = bu.
.Nu1sKY-Ea.es at 211t.
, 1865-02-14

Mt citing OF the Executive na1utttee-
Observation-Disclosures tho
Committees arr Doing ma
Propose to Ous


The regular weekly meeting OF the Executive
Committee Of the forthcoming Northwestern Fair
so4o'ets home, "as neia sesseEday atfesnoon IN
The rooms OF the Sanitary Commission, No. 65
MaliRon street. the Chairman, 7. D. Bryan Esq.,.
preefd1ng. There was full attendance.
The minutes Of the last meeting were read and
approved; gI1 + ! Sands declined ,rB,a =. ch,,.. :,
the Committee on Brewers, on account Of absence
from the city. Mr. Nlckersou declined to act as
Chairman Of the Committee on Grain Dtstiliers.
pointed.
George Taylor-Qrain Distillera.
William Il!-Brcwers.
circular to 1hat profession; also, that Of Carriages
and Wagons; also, the Commlttee on Board OF
Dry Goods. The Chairman Of tie Committee On
poin.ecs. - - " - - r ~N>'~'> ~ 80 - '''' ~
.yes sssnhs Tss !. 5ssszsa e Fl & Co., J.
miuee on Railroad Machinery. Mr. johnson, OF
the Illinois Central Railroad, was appointed 10
~ The be ehailmen i OF Insurance Companies present
Cd his c1rcular and the nst Of gentlemen chosen
to serve On That committee.
M ssoefs Commit NJ F calna 81 Was sas
choss n to t1ll the vacancy:
The chairman of the Committee on Salt pre-
81 ns tSa =,
pertjnr lie cauf,nn contsfned IN ffe cenersi ~.
cum on each epeciai c1rcuisr. 1t WA 1mnortant
to take every ptecautiou against The collection of
Hon I, y Hi snrresei ttat noo,ev ahou,a ha
in ali cases eenf h1 dIsSf '41' A4'A'' eD'1'u w
The Cornmi1tee m Snscs and B,n,r 1or,rs -s-
The Commiftce on Medais r-no1ted nr.snres.
ant, wuu1i i.e yrady tn rennrt at he nrTt maetinE
Hon. q. !. wilson nresente5 the non viii
which The President Of he Ta,tcd St,.es sfrned
tic proposition to submit tho amendment to he
States, accompanjed bT formal iefter n ion.
Uon. The Secretary was directrd In make s11if
able acknowledcment, N@''e@~ o1''
The chairman on Collections of Internal Rey.
enue presented circular and list Of Committee
men.
The chairman on Agricultural Implements and
Machinery presented lis circular and iist Of co.d
jutor..
book Of autographs had been presented b. Mrs..
n 3. Judd, wife OF the U. 8. Minister to Berlin
very large and valuable, leading OF with the air-
natures Of the King and Queen Of Prussia, uad
containing those OF I'LL the notables Of Prussia,
a letter was rccetred from Dr. Bellows, Of New
York. Offering all the aid possible to the ladies
nho should visit that city In behalf OF the Far.
Mrs. Hoge askcd for suggestions as 10 their
, 1865-02-14
From Cairo.

oA1no, Monday. Feb. ts.-Tha stenu,at MIS-
souri, from New Orleans the 5th. arrived with q
large cargo Of sugar and nolasses for St. Louis
and Cincinnati. The burning Of Pascasonla Is
copnadicted, but the place has been evacutted "
our troops. Several gunboats, however. remain
of The cost Cotton in fair demand with limit
ed supply. Prices A7or sellers; rnidditng, ioc !;
low imidollng 66l6sc. Nearly Thousand bales
Of gotten arrived here since sasurdly, mostly for
St Louis. :.
, 1865-02-14

PHILADELPHIA. Monday. Feb. 1e.
FLouR-FiEm but dull.
GRA1S-Whest quiet: white s2Gsaeso: red g. 70.
CctR unchanged Oats PC.
Fsoy1s1oxs-1nactive; mess pork $500. Lard
a3k&2lc-
WulsEY-DulE at &2.N.
, 1865-02-14

prov1DncE, R. l., Feb t3--The Traders
Bank Of this city was entered by burglars some
nmc between Saturday night and Monday morn
e me $50, 900 Belonging TO- different parties, aud
900 IN gold belonging to the ba6f stolen. II is
Htated that no bilIs Of the bank we're taken.
, 1865-02-14

The following table wilt show, besides tho
towns and wards, the enrolment, vote, quots. and
deficit Of each aub.dlstrict IN Cook county. Il Ia
IN Interesting exhibit, and will do to study. hyde
Park only, nj all the wards aud towns in the dis
rlct. has an excess Of credits. She has furu!ahed
six men more thnn required. Evanston, Leyden,
and Hyde PARK have flied their quotas, and nre
upffcnjBhlv tout of fhe drsff ~
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
WAsu1soron, Monday, Feb. Is.
9ENATE.

make tEe1Te round trips bet"een, San Francisco
and China, pr year. TIC contract to 60 into effect
on the at OF January. 1867.
The bill passed-yess %, uays Il.
Special oTasr being ths report of he Confer
uaa then taken up. Tho report Was read but no
ssGn II. sHERs1Ns sh1 motion to .ake up the Hou,s
paper, prevailed.
The question was upon the amendment Of the
Senate Committee on Finance, to strike out three
e. esS5 assn es that presen. duty
on foreign paper was 20 per cent The amount OF
tax paid By home manufacturers amounted to 10
eien tar to 8 per cent would be unjust to home
manufacture1s. It was said that the 8 per cent
was equal to per cent because It vas In the gold
ternhl taI In this country had to be paid in cur.
fencT valuation which Is about four hundred DOL
ass per ton. NJ stated thatne vas in favor
in the Committee Of making It ten per cent, which
would create lively competition between home
and foreign manufacturers. Tho Committee had
h. hoWsvcr many Of the members
l1csed some change ought to be made In the tar.
because under the present rate not one pound of
paper had been imported. Fifteen per cent hsd
been adopted as . compromise IN, the Committee.
hut he thought It would be more juet to nut X
down to ten per cent The government, be said.
was mora interested than my individual il this
matter. It consumed more paper tha. apY fndI-
v1dua1, and therefore 1t was Interested in this CUES
ton. II had been proposed by some to allow tho
government to import free Of duty, bpt this would
Nj. coLiAMER, Of Vt, spoke in favor Of ma,n-
tafnlug the present rate Of 20 per cent ns an act
ofjus!lce and protection to the home manufacsu-
Mr. WADE, Of Ohio said he and his colleague,
Mr. Sherman, bad been instructed by the Ohio
Legislature to vote for reuuction Of the duty.
e TIE ht M q nt body 70 instruct
IN favor OF the reduction OF the duty on pater
would apply equally we'll 70 all other articles. De
"as opposed 10 oGshlne american N mman9faetuters
done ne country m woul1 hs deprived Of tho means
1of pa}WG ne -eaHoaalaeos
III. Haith ~ wa II lasos oi snaennise postpone-
WGere + ng IL cent en- % ada tb19 1 any ny
h99. ,,cn,,
otaa ot ~. saau InaI " IL en dee dee sac Q.
on,o 1asI rear A mere naa oeen sa woFth Of
ought t. be PROTECTED II whateveFlieht 'hs sub
pediens e @ redqee the du,y;
& 1T SmEMAa 81 ~ 81 Gao noped ths ne sInect
would be met sqnarcly By frank vote He was
sute thatn the State Legislatures had examined
have f i.yor q lie rspeal u 10 du.y On paPsf.
other articles; i had only followed the inva:
fiahle standard OF valnc, which was gold. lie bad
examined this subject carctaly. and had found it
spcr cent: The amount Of paper manufactured
vas so, 10000 per year in the United States.
On ths there vas collected an internal tax q ten
Per cent, thcte would % Be- tmported @ s'a about o.
5iS,0G0,o00 worth in gold, on which the
Government would receive about $1,a50, co.,
ference between ten millions in paper money, nd
The molion TO indednttely postpone was aeciied
Yeas-EollAmer, Cowan, Dixon, Dooltstl
Eoote, Foster, Hale, Harris, Morrill,, Nye, Spragu
, 1865-02-14

Nkw YoRK, Monday. Feb, 1a6The Gold mar
let continues very 1anguId. Specializing reu
dered very ditdcnit there being almost no export
deVatd, and very little required for customs
Fluctuations have been since opening at 20a
ffom 2Q6} 10 2Q7.
, 1865-02-14

BALTIXpKK7
F1orn- Steady Western extra, III 5a3St!.6sx.
ERAIN-whest { ull for White: Red hrm a. e.. i69
x1s3 Corn nt1n. fetluEs-e1 so
Phor1s1oSs-Duil and drOoptuG- Groceries heavy.
NH1EKr-Eomluaf at $2S3.
, 1865-02-14
Markets bv Telegraph.
NEW YORK MIDNIGHT DISPATCH,
Especial Dispatch to the Western Press.1

NEW YoRE. Monday, Feb. 13 3-MtdnlRht,
The Stock market ~As entirely deEold Of specu'a T.
Nye Interest, Outside public take laterss: liz
movements. Ras,oad ireiusing alike TO buy sell.
The deposition among the brokers WAS to wait for
some important result, calculated to effect the price
ofgod. Cumberland Coal l. tnc only stock In which
there was any excitement Gold bearing bonds con.
tnpt good. The demand for State bonds Il tseaby,
Miscellaneous list without charge,
Gold mA1ket without excitement.
Petroleum excitement has an imports ant bearing on
tbe general Stock Board. Among the public thtrs Is
sg1ovtng deposition 10 buy up Petroleum thnres It
the present low prices, In the hope th't Striking Of
Gil may enable them to realize handaoat pfodts.
At tht Petroleum Beard there Was considerable &C.
ly'ty In the leading Stocks: Brooklyn scld at $500:
Empire $6G1; Excelsior Sn IS Gernalis SIC; Kn,ck.
erbocktr $1no: Oceanic s325: 1.ynd Farm fi0o; u S
fes-fa; Aanh4ttsn 15>; Fit Hoe .reck }19.0o; Tack
x&s3.
Crpdr Petroleum hsa teen more acttye-prices 3D.
vapclng. Sales 50 and 81. The market for reGaed
dull and depressed. At 6s@6'c for bonded, and SO
81 for ffte.
LATER.
At Gallaehsrs Evening Rxchlnge, Gold wa, eo3K:
1t4o coupoIs. 1t2H: c. 1o7x Erte.77K; H1dsop,
1875; Reading. 1lsk; Old Southern 7lK: Plttsburg
81: l, 9H: n #. 33k; II pfd 654; Fl r, 06 !;
Cumberland, 81; Martposs. Tx.
Stocks very hrm. Gold strong. Falea alter call At
2esh; at close. 2u1X. Ths low prices in tbs paper
market still CONTINUE. Dealers are anxious to maka
Ga'ex oi steck hand. and offer to nj contracts
for fdersole time ahead at prices ranging from
70 to = ccats according to quality. The discussion
OF the paper duty question In ConEt ess today causei
eas:nets among paper dealers. and increased
their desire 10 make contracts. The indication, are
rhSt pspet will remain at low ngu1e Tor time
uneaA something Ia done to tbs lutereaI Of dealers.
, 1865-02-14
New York Money and stock Market.

ELW YORK. Mandsy, Feb: 18.
AIoSEI-Qutet 1T , crnt.
STERLING FxCaAsaE-Dull al 10sh@1csY.
to1p-Without aee!dtd csanSe. oPs9iag Il e.; de-
c'ining to 45K: adranc3qg t. se:: g sosins st a5x
nv S; % preferred csH; Glayelsnd P1ttsburg s4
Hndson ids: Erie 56X; Erie preferred 92,1; 7 q
1l5A Pacific Mall IS siartposa TX qockslre,. sell
Cr thirty dass S.; 1o1Os reg 81; 1040 coupons 1ne4;
so coupons 10; do TEX 166H.
, 1865-02-14

Ha1l's Vegetable sIc1lian Hair Re.
nee er-RensWs the hair, restores graz, hair to
makes the h.ir soft and glossy, does not stain the
sk1n and fs the best hair Eeparalon IN the world.
9ry + Fqr sale BY al Druggists, and By 4.
the Northwest feb7-h3z1-aw
II Paper Hane1ngs, Painting, Ca,ciminfng
and Glazing, at F. &. Rtgbya. 50 Randolph street.
fRnf7CC1l3-1m
, 1865-02-14

LOCAL MATTERS.

Uraft-Flneentll Ward. Attent{op!-
Grand Mass Meeting at Tnrner Hall this {Tnesday}
efeuing at II o'clock, at which tins the commit
number Of men furnished. Action viii also be
taken relative to tho filling Of the quota of tha
Ward If1t Is to be filled every enrolled maD must
be present with his money seady to par in to the
committee. T, Mp1FuRD Sec@y
jel4-h61B-1t
, 1865-02-14

Rus OyER.-A lady was run over on the corner
OF Clark and Lake streets yesterday afternoon by
IN cxprcse wagon. The horse set his foot on her
bEeast The naue and extent Of injuries were not
ascertatned.
, 1865-02-14

FOUND-On Clark street, on tho
Il 18Th inst toue Dthlsan Central Railroad chsnxs.
1hn owner can oosa!o the tame by sorl.iuE a tbs
oEees falk1lccQk1t
, 1865-02-14

CoxanEoA71oKA11s1aA AID TIE FAIa.-Thc Can
ercgationa1 gentlemen and ladies OF the city will
meet ut the Sanitary Rooms, Madison street, ten
trance through the of1ce) ats o'clock p. m, to-
day {Iuesday) to consult upon hartnx a Congfega-
NpDnl department In the Sanitary Fair.
, 1865-02-14

For Throat D1sOfteF8 and C0uHhs
Browns Bronchial Troches are offered with tho
fullest confidence In their efficacy. They have
been thoroughly tested, and maintain The good re.
pntat,on they have Justly acquired.
These Lozences are prepared from highly
esteemed rcclp: fur allcEia.ing Bronchial Alice
lions, Asthma, Hoarseness, Coughs, Colds, and IT.
ritatioD or Soreness OF the Throat.
Public Speakers and Vocalists will fnd them
beneficial IN clearing the voice before speaking or
singing, and relieving the throat after nny unusual
adaptation to affections which dtatnrb tho organs
OF peech. Sold at Is cents per boz, by all dealers
in medicine. e14-hS31-1m-Tu-Tu&sAr
Dr Wfncheflss Teethtn. syrup cures
cauEer eore mouth In three days. Is certain
preventive OF Diptheria. Il. Seoviu, General
Agent. 16 Randolph at1eet Chicago.
felIh84 -2t
, 1865-02-14

A BAroA1E.-The aItentIonof city men wishing
country residence, only few miles distant and
cas!y reached IL requested 10 the advertisement
of EIdsidec d Tourtellotte in another column.
The property is decided bargain, and will net a
handsome profit on the price .Eked- 1t is near .
depot. on good driving road, and will be cold on
locr time.
, 1865-02-14

MITE PAnT1.-The young ladics Of st. Paal's
CAerch {Dr. Ryder'e) held mite party at the
fremont House last evening, in aid Of the North
western Sanitary Fair. The assenblage was one
OF the most couRenial OF its Lind, the dancing
DrCeramu,e admirably selected, and the supper
nucxcelied. The q. ". L. g. Band performed The
1nns}c The teeeIpts are not yet known.
, 1865-02-14
Kcal W5tate==Oou1ltrp.

TOR SALE-Owners of farms
i and country residences; or city property. where
1ness sa.d b. us or through our agency Ws al.o ne
Of II
gre us ssl cs9festionary i5eTs r foE s,l9 1
+ CO, Resl Estate Agents. Room 10 P. @. B!ocEa
, 1865-02-14

RuxAwAT.-A spirited horse attached to an cx-
1,rcss wagon, took fright on Dearborn street yes-
terday, and run-ing down opposite the fremont
Houfe, turned upon the sidewalk which was
dcuse1y crowded. where be was fortunately caught
hy Sergeant Charles Jennings Of tho North Side
Police In the effort Hi. Jennings Epsalned his
1-pae xrfy RsYerely.
, 1865-02-14

4 NEW coxrAE1 At WoopsrocK.-Nr. II. F.
Eastman, Of Woodstock, ia authorized to recruit
a company Of 1nfkntry in McHenzy county. This
II good chance, MS the men get 200 cash down,
Oh soon - mustered in. Mr. Eastnan's head.
Quartera will be at Woodstock.
, 1865-02-14

ARREST Fon FAST DRrrxo.-J. c. Clark was
yesterday arrested by the police for East driving.
He was driving rapidly up CLARK Street. and when
Yuun.e, six year, Of aee, in}urinS him severely.
This reckless driving in our streets has become
an evil Of such magnitude that it needs to be &C.
ycrcly furnished.
, 1865-02-14

NEW ENGLAND DANCING
In AssOC1AT1ON.-Fi1st Party oi Second Cou1ss
On Wednesday Kvening, Feb. 18th,
At Uhlichs, tcorner ol ClR'k and Ktnza stree.s In
sft nd Of ShANs Unl heEetQfule. fe1ih1Q1lt ithn
, 1865-02-14

LAacrxr-John Guthrie md Addison Baker
were brought before Justice Miller yesterday
charged with the larceny Of IN ovcrcoat AT the
teo,les{ OF the defendants the case was continued
n,.itI to-dsy, bull beng required In the sum Of
$500 eact.
, 1865-02-14

SANITARY FArn.-The ladies' Of tho E dscopal
churches Of the city held meeting, at Trinity
Church, last ev. ming, Mrs. George r. Chittenden
in the char. to take action concerning the up.
Yroachirg Sanitary Fair. It was resolved that for
The sake Of aiding the Sanitary Committee, Mite
Societies shoalu be established In the various
r1&nrrf.aa
, 1865-02-14

Gou0n.-The Arst Of the two lectures BY ]. 3.
Cough will be given In Bryan Hall tonight-sub-
jcct, 'Fact and Fiction" About four hundred
tckcts for scate on tho platform, and other parts
OF tt,e hal! will be sold At the door.
, 1865-02-14

lAD1Es' A'culoAS STATE FA1R--Thc ladies' Of
Michigan will hold grand State Fair in Detroit.
comncnci": OIL the evening Of Tuesday, Feb. Is
1.-Two weeks hence. The funds gathered there
from W, be 9 aPEli{sd to The relief the destitute
by thour nnls after every SUCCESS Of t,nr nrn,, sr
hnusted hy long travel sud exposure and in s,sts
o fearful dstt,'ution from hinge. and natrdncss
1he ladies' ipy,'e ,hs eiss md ronheu
to represent themselves by donations and h1 Isis.
cntse, who Will be efrcelycntertaned. The wishes
f tucl, sociciiee rs pruposa 10 contribute soicir
to the relief Of either Of the above named classs
OF fu1trcrs. will be, so far prart,cahle consc1
cutioukl. carried out, and those whose charItes
4lnhravc both wit: also lie regarded.
1t II dcsl"ncd 10 adorn the hall with every at
.rac,ioE within the power OF the Conmttee to
procure. Henry Ward Beccher is spoken Of a.
ono Of the orators Of the occasion. Contributions
Of any aud everything are sol1cited. The hoxes
and pnrkages should b. plainly marked with the
% Campbell, Linz Co.. For the Ladies' Fair" +"
rondne Secretary Mrs. ~. D: Cochran. No. 20
Palmer street, or to Mr: y. G: Dnffee Charm IN
II tie Adviro7y Committee, their reception will
lc Immediately acknowledged by letter.
, 1865-02-14

LAKE TuExE1-Thc lake tunnel has now
reached length Of 1,7ss feet or nearly one third
OF a mile. IT ID believed TINT With tho present
tate of progress and the Increased convenieuccs
which will follow the sinking Of the lake shsft,
that the work can be completed by the Grst OF
, 1865-02-14

w ANTED-To inform the public
w at large and township and ward committees
In general th1t We now prepared to conti3cs to
iprn!sh one Two and three Years mtn to apply upon
rsasonah eterms. AL parties coming to Chicago TO
procure will do well to call upon us beote os!n2
\ con ratt elsewhere. C0s8 q 70. No. South
Clark street, In Banking ot1ne OF Nlenod d Co.
, 1865-02-14
Mining Stocks In Boston.

Mining SHOCKS IN UU4tuMs
NEW YoKE. Feos1srV Is.
The following were the pr,cet ot Mining Stocks lid
In ftefr7 $c.<
, 1865-02-14

1SQrExT.-The iaquest upon the person whose
death 1T 40. S:9 Clark street was noticed by IA
yesterday, WAS held n: the cemetery. It appeared
that l:e true natae WAS German Goodrich, md he
formerly resided ut Churchville, n. 7. He has
hecu tnelgcG IN tho substitute business here for
sc,cral month. past. The jury 1onnd a verdict
10 thu cfct Thai lis dc,th WIS caused BY d=liriun
EeHEeIs
We alc requested by Mr. Tucker, the proprietor
o tlr Briggs House. TO say That Mr.. Gtitln was
net urTtsel at his house, hut fak<n to the Armory
accuse he was deliFious and troublesome about
lie hotel. The distinction is a very fine one but
w eirc Mr. Tucker the benefit Of It.
, 1865-02-14

~ AN N1ED-lULUlWO and Three
=! years men, Landsnen. seamen, and FIremen,
tcr the Gnnbcas and Maya! Service, for whchwe Will
Paid 70 body bringing us an accepted r&crntt. Big
Claims ior prize money, no hasdshps. marches, snd
ns cali before enltsttn9 eleewhere. Don't be swin
}sd ont OF your money b5ys, bat eulsI vita resauns
10 81
, 1865-02-14

w ANTED-V olunteers. We
beg leave to call. tie attcuttou OF Ward snd
Town Cetnm1t1ees, and Mutual Protective Clubs, to
ons agency ter n!linE town quot.s and furnishing
tnosLlk1tes We are dong strictly 1egfi ate hu3f.
nsa, 0ne o. tut n5m e. A. y an authorized
g. stSE v onees !ns the United sta'ea Navy. AL1nN
Where the!F principals reslIs. Apy Town or sub dis
and on the LOWEST teEms- Orders should be sent 4,
early g possible 0flce, northwest Of blad!.
sen and ueaIootE st1seA, hcago.
The subscriber rs have opened new Office, No. 81
Clark atrect one door north Of the Provost Mars1as
Office. tor recruiting for the amy aud navy.
fe12h1943t r. F. A0A'tI1 h cO
, 1865-02-14

New AND UsE5rl BooK.-The Hon.ekecper'e
Guide and Everybody'a Hnnd Book, II the tile OF
avs,uablc little work which has been PLACED on
our table BY the agent, containing over I've hun,
dted Of the most useful recipes ever published.
1t If not large volume Of crude and iniiresube
material, which requires to be cullcd and sited in
order to get q little practical knowledge, hut I
ctolcc selection Of fatril5 receipts, pertaining to
every department. Of housekeeping and domestic
economy. The boox is sold exc1nflveIy by dis
chled soldiers, aad no one should refuse to par.
oat on Jane s7th, lSGs in the battle befoxe Rich
,Load, is canvassing tue city for orders.
, 1865-02-14

pArEE HorsE Lo71EnT.-The drawing Of the
grent Missouri Lottery. with the Pattee House rs
principal prize, will iske place At St. Joseph, Mo-,
on April s6th, commencing at . O'Clock IN the
morning, without iafl. We believe thai few
tickete yet remain unsoll in the handa Of II. II.
Higgins, No. ut Randolph street.
, 1865-02-14

DIED. Joseph Sherlock died On Sunday last at
the residence Of his brother, on Wentworth
avenue he bad inst been discharged from tbs
setl, regiment Of New York Volunteers The iu-
quc.t srns held yesterday, and 4 ye-dict given
1yenitEs."