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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-06-15

Reports from Richmond state that III.
authorities there are treating che freed ne
gfoes outrageously. The rebel Mayor
anu ms policemen have been reinstat
ed ana they are merciiess towards the
blacks 'ns
Mrs. L. T. Sigourney, the poetcss c,ec
at Hartford, June 10th. aged 76 years.
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u
Kenesha County Agricultural Sect,
eg.-The second Quarterly Meeting of the
henosha County Agricultural Society was hello
at Agricultural Hail. June 5th, the Presi dent in
| the chair.
james Bryant presented an account of Sl2. so
for repairs of the large gate which was allowed
Captain John futile presented resolution
| appropriating $50 of the funds of the Society il
aid of the Soldiers Home at Milwaukee which
was adopted
The vote was aftsrward re-cons idered and tine
resolution laid upon the table
1t was decided to hold the usual fair; the time
TO be fixed by the Executive Committed.
The following persons were appointed Com
mittee to attend the Reaper & Mower trial. and
act as judges of the same. The time and place
of trial to be determined by the Committee.
IT, ag-, EPHRA1M PERKINS, Somers. 1saa.e. So.
Ha l. BAssETT, Wbeatland. aaq rro' g
70 :. e. 1ARsILL, Bristol ait5.
IT was voted to build a Speaker's stand and
suitable benches for the audience, the building
OF which was left with the officers of the Society
1t was voted that there must be FIVE entries
for competition at the Ladies Equestrian Exer-
ei'e 'n oiuol w oo'aih tue oHered premiums.
The following entries of Field Crops were
made for which premiams were offered ''
By John futile, of Salem acres of spring
wheat. acres of corn, acres OF oats
BY B. Dodge Of Ssem-l-2 an acre pota tees
By j. d. Mcintyre. Randall l-2 acres win
ter wheat.
Il. Richards, Bristol-4 acres corn, l,2 acre
of potatoes
BY D. 1-2 acre of potatoes
BY Samuel Reynolds P. Prairie acres Of
corn, - spring wheat, 5 of oats: ono IS
BY Meredith Howland--4 spring wheat
|. BYE D Dunning, Paris-3 acres or corn, lS2
acre potatoes.
By E NeweIl--2 acres corn,
: f NEWELL, Secretary.
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tb~ 4th of 5nly.-We publish this week
programme of the Celebration of the coming
anniversary of our national independence. The
arrangements are being perfected for al
grand celebration.
We hope our friends throughout the coul 7tJ
will make it point and join in the celebration
Extra trains will be run on the Keuosba q.
Rockford K. r., TO accommodate all who wish
to come in by that conveyance.
We are requested by The President of the day
to make special appeal to every returned sol-
dier in the county, to join in the celebration
and to report at once TO Mr., HI Hinsdale
that the proper provision may be made for
their entertainment
We understand that an erroneous impression
has been received by some of our soldiers. in
reference to the officers of the Gay. 1t ia ex>
pected, of course, that the iers will nerfsc
their own organization for the occasion and
choose their own officers. The Committee Of
Arrangements had no idea of interfering in the
matter,
we really hope there will be no misupder.
standing oil the part of any person or Glass n,
persons, 1t is the earnest intention of the Com
mlttee OF srrang ements and all others who ba :,
taken the 1cork in hand TO have the celebrs. Il,
conducted on the broadest national oroup, !. :
inst all may join in it, heart and hand.
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AUCTloNEER

TWNHE UNDERSIGNED, licensed Auctioneer will sell
Il at Public Auc ions in all parts OF Keuosh4 Coun
ty and In the northern part of Lake County ILL., npon
application either personally or by letter.
~ WALLACE MYGATT
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-O-o-
We sell Passage Tickets to or from the Old
Country by the Black Star Line Of Liverpool Packets
and the Cunsrd Line Of Steamers.
DRAFTS ON ENGLAND and IRELAND, sold at the
lowest rates.
The highest prices paid for Gold, Silver and Cou-
pons.
May %, "a. 1y50 IN. DAVIS, Cd&aisr.
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Life of Lfncoln.-The Commissioner of
Pensions at Washington. the Hon. Joseph H.
Barrett, has nearly completed the new and
greatly enlarged edition of his life of President
Lrcoln. Mr.. Barrett was on terms of intimacy
with Mr.. Lincoln during his eventful four ears
La his book, as published year ago. he brought
to light ma nv important facts concerning Nc
C!elan's Peninsular Campaign. Obtained from
the records OF the War Office, which shed great
light on that dark era in our national history
His publishers. Messrs. Moore, Wilstach Bald
win. of Cincinnati, are determined to render
this volume as attractive as possible and to
this end have secured accurate drawings u
scenes closely connected with Mr.. Lincoln's cal
ly lite in Kentucky Indiana and Illinois.
Among the engravings is one OF the frs
home of Young Lincoln and his father tamil.
after they lef. Ken lucky, and where his IN The
died, and another of the log Westinghouse
where they worshipped during the same period
and near which the mother of the late President
lies buried. The portrait to appear in this vol
ume is an excellent likeness. finely engraved by
Richie of New York.
VIM w. johnson, Jr, returned soldier, is
canvassing this city and county for this work.
he Silver Lining''-rhe editor Of the
Evergreen CITY (Sheboygan) Times, has had a
glimpse Of that "silyer lining that we have all
read of 50 much, in the shape Of a coat pattern
of handsome and valuable CLOTH that was
left on his table by mercantile frm-Smith &
Elwell-as a marx of their appreciation of his
editorial labors. We congratulate our Sheboy-
gan brother of the quill and scissors on his being
in luck" We hsve frequently heard the re,
mark, better be born lucky than rich" The
above must be a practical illustration of the
saying.
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Csncert.-The Kenosha Musical Assoc


Csncert.-The Kenosha Musical Associa-
ton, will give concert in Simmons Hall on
thursday evening next, the a2d met. There are
several strong reasons why this proposed must
cal entertainment should be generally patronz,
ed by our citizens. The Association has been
in existence number of years, and has main-
aimed its organization at considerable expense.
not only of time devoted to its object, but also
TOR rents, tuition, books, &c. In the opinion
of those competent to judge, The Association has
now attained degree of musical excellence,
which will bear favorable comparison with sim.
liar organizations in the west a9js q
? This is the only musical Association, either
vocal or Instrumental now in the city there
fore it is frequently called upon to give it's ser
vices on public occasions The Association
has always generally responded to these calls
without receiving or expecting compensa ton.
It is certainly pnblics convenience, ii not a
public necessity, that there should be con~
bination of well trained musical talent in the
city. On most occasions, music is an essential
accompaniment in giving pleasing variety and
interest to the exercises. Our citizens should
therefore regard this as one If the institutions
of our city and emiuently entitled to their pat.
ronage and influence We trust thatthe Z
osha Musical Association will be en- couray a.
full .house on Thursday evening next
1t is understood that one half OF -
OF the concert, will be appropr a,od = p,"'seu
diers Home in Milwaukes--a cbari,sh,a gu
prise, which at this tine appeals ar, en- q
patriotic and christian ibesal, .oosty 60 II
The balance of tie proeee, y OF the peopi
the liquidation of an sds, will be applied
been incurred b. Indebtedness, which ht
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-06-15
U. s. $40 Six per cent.
GOLD BEARING BONDS,

Notes of all the denominations named will promptly
furnished upon receipt of subscriptions.
The notes oil this Third Series precisely similar
in form and prvl to the Seven-thrties already
Sold except that the Government to tsefthe
option Of paying interest in gold coin at per cent?
instead CT S10ths in currency. Subscribers will de-
duct the interest in currency up to July 15sh at the
time when they subscribe. III.
The delivery of the notes of this third series Of the
seven thirtes will the 1st Of June, and
will be made promptly continuously after that date
The slight change made In the conditions of this
THIRD SERIES affects only the matter of interest,"
The payment in gold, If made will be equivalent to the
currency interest of the higher rate.
The return to specie payments in the event of which
only will the option to pay interest in Gold be awaited
of would reduce and equaze prices that purchases
made with six per cent in gold would be fully equal
to those made with and three-tenths per
in orr nrU hia in
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a. Lamb 18th April, tags off,
b. LIST April, tags off.
c. " Sd June, washed, ts~
Dc " 25th March, tags g of.
{. 81 May. off.
e Tags off.
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There should be copy of this work in every
household. We understand it will be ready for
delivery about the lst of August 1t will be an
svo volume of about 700 pages staf oaa
, 1865-04-20

DEA1u OF JASON GCE1ET, EeQ-J.sou Gurley,
Efq~ one Of onf Oldest and most esteemed clti-
zena died In this city yesterday at the residence
Of Edfon K}cth, Esq, No. 9a4 IndisnA avenue,
The deceased was ffty.ctsht years Of age. His
O'Clock -~-' ~ ~
, 1865-04-20

Over four hundr drcdthousand dollars in rebel
currency was found in one Of the wagons cap
tu1ed by us, which has been extensively cir.
culated among the troops. 1t was designed
for the payment oi the rebel soldiers, aud has
been appropriated to Its legitimate use BY
the officers and men in paying large numbers
Of the prisoners who hare been brought in.
Such conversations as the following are by
no meaus unt'equsnt:
"Hallo! johnny, when were you paid:
t'About six mouths ago"
FLEW much do they owe you?"
"Don't know. 'Iain'L much count any
how"
"Here's-a couple Of hundred. Win that
cover it."
t:Yaa's. Thank y%r"
All right Give the receipt to Jen. wien
you see him.
The III; offer It with much gravity to citI-
zens along the road in payment for chickens,
bacon, flour and other articles which with
prudent forethonght, they previously got
possession Of It Is received with . feeble,
helpless smile, highly expressive Of their ap-
1neciatfon Of its value.
, 1865-04-20
g Paper Hanginga, Painting, Calciu1u,ue and
7laHng2 g. q +: = Z. Ngby's. 80 Randolph street
CA&fta1xt~

Casualties.
Editors Chicago Tribune - -0'''
Herewith send Jon Q partial list Of burlals
up 10 the present time. The wounded are
being removed 10 Newbern as fiat as nossi.
BILE, preparatory to our Campaign so,n to
open. You will soon hear Of stirring times
this way. %
1ou1s unly, g. s. BaApEEY,
-. Chaplain nd Wisconsin.
sssE Fl EEP!Fs Fhs1p ssth Sesn .ss
X; Sheldon r. johnson, q. a1fh Ennn d.e,
MaFsh Es =: Clinton g: Barker, D. s5th Ind, died
% oed Ma.;b SsofSe go He,,S y: bBsnehman 7sd Ohio,
15sth H., ated March ~; Lewis oiiverson, &,
IT, In aIt Safe d,fa astfR " e. nanisl Rssh la;6
March u: ]: N: Beckett, corporal; q. Tsih H. ill.
died March =; James Chance, G, 5sd Ohio. died
e. W TomnEtns Ragad Ektoozf! s5th ~! slsd March
March Is; Thomas Everhart, @, BGth i'll died
March ~; J; F: Cook, /, 13th Mich., died b1arcS a
!f51ms snsns,e afea a 1sth Ash died Msrc6 :;
F, alst Mich, died March &c; 6. i. cpanmsr neofE'
S1St o6'o A1aeeS1 ded Ms4sb atea AsteA q: as5sl
died March y; James D. S,mpkins, isth Iowa,
A;.e 4; panstee, :, 2lst Nigh died March II; WIN.
sep' Res Sopofa s, 1d ohio d.ed March Jn
9iek, 4, 2sd Ind, dIed March IS; Louis L. Ellis,
F, 3ath H., died March u; Jacob Baiel, d, i5th
@ @Gonns. dled March y; Samuel L'Eomnedieu, Il,
18th H., died March 90; Archibald Madison, II.
lo!h Michigan. died April l; 7. OBrien, c, 10Th
Mich. died April l. Altman, G, 125th lii, died
Mar,h 90 Braale5, /. i5ta Conn. died March IS;
a. Lech1er, A, 18th Pa, died march sa; Henry
Leno, y, 3sth Ind, died March %: John Hyatt
G, 1:t Mich, 3; and H., died Apnl / Jefferson
-Kerd, a, 1st Mich. E. and NJ, died March u; K.
nosIord, y 2; IS Mich, oied april ?; Frank Dlsin;
Ohio. died ApIl :; Bennes Manly, ., $si Ohio.
1st; Vim. Davis, !, 18th Cum, died april l :; F.
r. Sison, I. 2lst Mich., died March 81; James e.
Dali. Il. 10Th Ohio, died March %; P. Sherwood,
A. 18th Ohio. died March Is; j, Siiord, C, 32d
OHIO. died March Is; frcdes,ck E. Hoodley. A,
% soth %co1p:; IT, Edwin @ n; -stsnnaEd. serkt, E, soil
sn1et, 81 Ohio, died March e; q. Rentlen, Il,
died April s; a. D. Durmoro Il, 23d Ind, died Ap /;
Geurge King, +, Ind died March II; Il. c, shan
non, Capt, +, a5th Ind, d1td March %; 4. Ru-
Glc, F, 9th Ohio, died March 25; A. WyesL c,
1tth III, dled March 70; u. ?. Craig, E. 18th H.,
died Marcel &c; T. Stoclwether, 32d Wis. died
March ss: F: uarnes. 4, 3ad Wis. cred March
s5th; 4. !. Wheeler, y, 3ad Wts., died March Is;
son, +, 5:a Wis, dled nsrch q; J: a len, p, 1oh
died March 81; Nichols Weber, B., 12th Wis, died
March 30; Vim. n. Cole. h, 10th Ind. t'ted
March 80: Washington Hnd.on, A, 18th Wiss,,
died April 2: James 3. Allen. II. 7ath Ohio, died
April :; Paul Faulkner: X. 18th ohio, died april
John F. Mon1nser, 3, 4ith Ohio. tied March Is;
11rnnS NJ Human r aEfh 1ntyp f1ict Marrh
, 1865-04-20
LOCAL MATTERS.

Blood. Blood Bloodl Purify your Blood I
OF Humof and Liver syruPs, for The cure Of dis
case, or as Spring Purifier Of The blood, and as
general tonic eor the system. It is unr1yaled. The
cutatlyc powers Of this Extract are truly wouder-
ful. Try It,. So1a everywhere. Il. Scov1l, rs
Randolph street. General Agent
aDl5-i GIT -St-S At .. TUES. e. TIL
, 1865-04-20

1WAAsN1 N1ea'~ EHE WEIEUL u 1QEdnQEtE LIZ UGFeF
yet heen described 80 decidedly, bnt that better
description could be fonnd. The Copperhe.d
wing ofthe Democratic party-and It'll much Tho
largest Of the two-hare exhibited considerably
more Of mesnnett than their " misguided South.
cru brcthren;" they drst Of all tr:et to aid The
South with their counsels. then with their dlrkcs
ali The while crying out "Dnion.'' Nov that the
var for the Uulon IL SUCCESS In spite OF both,
they have the aadacity TO claim that the victory
has been achieved ny them, By following out their
policy. There IL not u meaner man In the world
1hcn these pence rneal;s, not even excepting one
who tcW days SEQ had a valuable dog restored TO
him ly the Under. md refused TO PSF this ifty
cents which had been expended In advertising It
In the TRIBUNE.
, 1865-04-20
pfrEntlal,

pERsONAl-Everybody aflacr-
Il e. with diseases OF the ss.n. .uca - Itch, Tcs.
ttE. R1nRWcfms &C., to use IT. Bla1k1 kruottTa
o.ntme2t which We Euarantee 70 cure any aad Il!
tssea. PRICE 50 cent? pei box. Il sent bY n1iii Ii
csnrs. Sent hy mall Ct eIprass. Addresa b. Hi, ,AsT
Co. P. O. Boz 3SS3. Chicago, n e. gC0VTt.
IL Randolph 1treet, Wholesale A1a retail AIect.
UtsnatG GSStA4snD
, 1865-04-20

DON'T Spend ono Dime until ron 20
10 the great Bankrupt Sale, 134 South CLARK street.
ncar Madison, where they are selling mems
thoes only el 80; mems kip boots It xsO0: mems
brogans only Is cents; mems slippers only Is
cents; lAdieB' CATERS only $l2s; ladies 1pe
, 1865-04-20

Ehsty. lsl fct S4cretury OF the American DoH1 v.
H. l.. HAMMOND. Gen. Agent and 1rc1snrv Of Chi
1:sFE.D1 = NlSWALL.
, 1865-04-20
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

CHIP CHANDELIERS STOCK,
~ HARDWARE, GROCERIES, GLASSw ARE, &C.,
AT AUCTION,
On THURSDAY. april e M At 9x o'clock, At But Bus.
toEn and Washington at<eeta. I'm. A. BUFFERS 4
CO., Anctlonecl9. apl3s6St5I
, 1865-04-20
Wflieaap iWribn&rt.
THE CITY.

THE PRESIDENTS FUNEEAL--On the inside will
be found our report Of the so'emnttles yesterday,
in this city, In 1as,nor.am OF the funeral Of our
dcceated President.
, 1865-04-20
auctl0n 4Hl9H.


AUCT10NKEH9,
Corner Of Dearborn and .ahington ~. 1 E1ve par
nc1lsF attenuoa 70 the sala Of Household Goods, ut
pr,v,fe sEeliIns1 &td their 9Alesrppns,
,nhSa. .Esa. .s1tsthp
, 1865-04-20
0ur X.Mte PFeAf6enf.

4 meeting Of the Hat Finishers Association
Nas held last evening. r. l. Smith. the President
la NE chair. The following we're unanimously
.HtsaEtd. That this Association has heard Of
a re q'se calamity which hiss befalen US in the
oea.n OF our Chief Magistrate, and with the deep
1onleat assa<stnanfons ever committed, aud th1t
VIC mourn with heartfelt sorrow pation's calam-
l1y
Resotced. That We syear the usn,1 h.dea NJ
mourning for thirty days. as "
, 1865-04-20
n-O STOCK MEN-To rent, sey-

era1 thousand acres Of enclosed pastuIes, on ny
Brosdiand Farm. Cha!mpatsn county. Pttce seventy.
fnest snd lest watcred he?dln grounds In the State
Il lots from two 70 ten .n99,and ARES st1sted ri
/. hijIIWKET, Eeomes. Champaign Co.. III.
ar19r9tS!Tt $tbu
, 1865-04-20

vet been described 20 decidedly but TINT bttth.
wing VI VIC oemoe's''e PaAy II u much the
largest Of Tue 1"o-hase e1ni"ited considerably
eIn brc,hrcn.' They nrst Of a1i tired :. IA ~
South with their counsels thcr = IN their dirks-
IL the while cr3inc out " union.' Sow that the
,h ~. ~ .ne - on. is snceess n spite OF both
;1 ;e1 nsse G.e anaast! 70 csaaH that the victor,
n1re harc ny " ~ eot ei;
who few days ago had = valuable dog re=tored tc
n'm y ine ,nnast, & aao aeanssa 10 Pay ne alty
in 1he Tn1HrSr. 49, ~
ar,ez4.d At the mte,tnc In nrrar U.1t -, c.+n-
dsy uirht a man named Oscar Rnrna a no,or,nr,
forcer. bounty Jumper sud sDeak thief. II: ia !
brother Of James Butus who, was tried. convicted
nd sentenced to be shot for de:ertioa at Oshkosh
large. oscar served term In tho Tennessee
sate pt:eon, fox forging government vouchers, and
Is nor wanted At indianapolis by the government
crime,
ST. Jong's CHuRcu.-The following rentlemen
we're elected Wa1dens and 'eetrymeD, for the en-.
suing fear, at the annual meeting Of the congre
gstion of St. Johns Church, on Easter Monday,
Ds snio- ,sm 'nsu: Mnrd<u-,o,c c,.n.,...
fmigr x,n,o,. Ma,asan MMardxnJoo - 2GGafpentef' an
sn.tn1 tx'gnt4TE n r - l., Gan1eid, :: y; yorean,
nag1 nar ~ shnfa1st "a = T. aanoef' Geo. Gard
ne'' H. H. 0aa'c11'' anu l. Soaoapon'
Tmcoxsrp- y, G.r-y. ~, .rhrr.d.v .xo,*,,
- ~ e.A1 =. usue'4' ou .nalsoaJ evening
lasl " the Gfeat "estesn Light GusFd Band, o
this city, under the direction OF Mr.. Vaas, WAS a
creat success. All the pieces wets exouls11ely
rendered the solo performed on the Violin y
Leon Spicr, w1th orchestral accompaniment, vas
heartily encored.
THE SHoo71Fa CAsE.-Dr. c. 4. Payne, who
attended the soldier Woods, shot by Carr on Mon.
dsv evening renorts tbat the chancas NJ ,ecoro-.,
80 ,..,.,. !. Ho.5., 80. - A~~0'e''
1se s*tetis IL "ooas iA'oE'
r.,a ~. C.,.--..-.., ,.
1A1hoA.s AID 1oeoAA3sslos.-tAsH hEcE1Fzs
FOB TIE MONTH or Observation-Disclosures
SCI; Atlanta, by Rev. J. c. Burroughs. Els ::
Broun,a f.hnrch' IN p,cc conntg bv n ,ttI,.,
81 c1. Peths1tn r.. RnnIsr Hi eirC Mml.el, m,
ConUrfc ationaj t:h1pcb -. R.hnn III Sp bEton @
rhn.ts5t'sa <a m o19o rs,,nx f. A11nsssnaty 11s S9;
.aae Essstefneo 4z *71I1oi Ga1Ma'he. Slsz ~ Gam
5s S51ose ieqSs " MeS NJ Bake1 $5 Sh9t.
hi..c fhn ~; S.on5 nsn,st ~ e. th1reh; xlVsE
Gs Gn.esso = second no bapnst Ennre5, y Rev. = y.
;l. ;e y a. VI nt y S4.e.sa 5Eno9l Noflh
T!IEs - 80 g41ne' 41e. 4; oRfFet 1Inn A.
E;A - aIn. Etei !gcsi, E =. p, oy l.: A.
asen"s; e Eli 9. 4nomas sm.5n; ~ 9 For
.,f sn dsn Ho, tf,;.ea 9a1a, Ssa9' 5les
scbt nonsa " huIeh ada5 nrs'41en; ~ 81 ~;
Leus 81 aaguoe e rn..a Ga1ens aao Leg cen.
~. g ..s1 PMcAet,. g; Lee CenIef
SSMuk. a1 ~. oIt Toss tAoeIsJ 11alIaes
, 1865-04-20
GILBERT & SAMPSON,
~ The cntlre stock Of 1rst-c1aas
FURNITURE HOUSE

At AUCTION,
We shall sell on FRIDAY, April 21. commeuc
Ing at 94 O'Clock, at No. ~ Lake street, for the pnr
noee Of closing up the Chicago Branch Store the en-
assortment Of Rich and elegant oil Walnut and Chest
nGt Chamber Sat,es from th5es to ten peGes Tish
Gfiy painted Of Imitation Chestnut Caam9eT m Sets
udG ar ss Y
9Th mirror hack and marble shelf over afty Marble
pillar Extension Tables. Hat Trees Office and Library
Ghsi5s' Desks and Tables Rocking Chairs sotas, Hat
larFe assortment Of Common Furniture.
Parties buying from the country can have their
goods packed and shipped.
Sale positive. TERMS cash.
GILBERT q SAMPSON,
hn14r5426t AuctIanfers.
, 1865-04-20

LARGE ED1s7n.ERy.-Collcetor SCHNEIDER nf tbfa
district, has within the past few days seizad an
barrels Of hghwtnes in this city, nfty barrels at
New York city and one hundred and ilty barrels
In trdnsitu between Buffalo and New York. H.
1de< this be has seized large dtsnl1ery In the
Interior OF this State. In which was found seven
hundred barrels Of hiehw,neB. nil Of which has
Maid no duty 10 the Government. It is = clee1
casc Of IN attempt to ewlndle the Government
and defraud every honest merchant and distller.
The parties Who own the distl!leEy reside in this
city.
taken measures which will mske 1t a very dan ger
ous operation to attempt to sell spErlta tn this
MARKET on which the duty has not paeu pAid.
, 1865-04-20
General 3R0ttcfG.
10 I,ANDHOLDERS.

Wanted. well stocked farm, on shares, or will over
see finn for wages, By Stw iofk man, of strict
yak. Address "FA1sMER," Tribune Office, for one
week. atI1so st41p
, 1865-04-20

L1kooLN's sIEAuounAt.-Ave very neat copy OF Lin.
coins Inaugural orese. appropriately draped
was Suspended in the window Of our Office yeste,.
Illinois School Of Trade, ~
, 1865-04-20

60 --..
from Washington, Anej, 18th, giving an account
~ ~. ..-.,..,..,o, ~ ~. pro-tsart .a.a -.
~ .as asssesaou aue.! y! y" AUS S:s
iolioNans 1 ,s IN potte9lpt. We ONT tae r. fHst or
tae !etsef ae the mas anue'patea ali 1ne
Eha nc, nc%s y contains:
h.- es. o.. ar,nk sherman, OF Eonf CITY, arrived
hstG ycstefoay WIN MtS-on ba:t1t aa-a, capt1red
~ ~, 'aat "a, con o. naff, sheridan These trophies
Sh. pe presented 10 me war department by Col.
th"T s11a ~ tus PIeseneE os lne .nen Wno captured
= nt. nese Aeioes Will oGubaees pc ueafed 10
1.ni Ts TSasH pI'or 10 feafAang TO Their regiments.
H. hss may p0s1olS pay ron ayiog yis1t.
camnaifn cn,nyoen. 'nf M, wnole nc o. INC .loaoas
Taix Ind a,ou,,5 ~i.n me freaf rad np the
eurr uder Ieest n,nr W aoa fndns Win me
hIs as1ec,on to neas 1 aa !: e1tdeacet By
campaign to washington on na. .. o tne great
sN - '' W. No@'aoh'
RxcEruoE or TIE pakt1pEx1.s p.,,
r,o~~,-rrv Mrrr,xc -ss'.,s A.aA1ss-
....N-,N.-, ~ necung o. the com-
- ,ne re%.,n. for the
dent, on their arrival in this city, tn route for
the place Of intesmcnt at Springfield, was be1d
, 1865-04-20

DICH VELVET AND BRUS.
LII Sells CARPETS.
AT CTION.
On SATURDAY. April e At Il o'clock. At But
snsOu1NSt I'm. 4. BUFFERS 4 CO.. Auct1e.
, 1865-04-20
Lost.
5trapEn.

GTRAYED-Or stolen, last week,
~ a large spotted Durham Cow. carries rather low
her give Enaton wheE she may be found at IL
api3ra9t1t
, 1865-04-20

rnEsEHrAT1os.-CaptAin Jane. Ffnuean and
Ffr*t Lieutenant 4. " Kleln, were on Saturday
last Inhde the recipienn each Of a handsome
pany at Gimp Fry. ~~A-
, 1865-04-20

GTRAYED- Or stolen, from the
~ owner short dark II COW, With grew forehead
With calf Whoever Will return the same to Il DfTCE,
HAM two doors forth OF Taylor on Lain strnet si11
hf literally rewarded anier4s3 - ~
, 1865-04-20

DEATH OF On. RuTgER--The medical proscs.
sion IL requested 10 meet at room No. s, Court
House, this afternoon, at O'Clock, to tskc action
on the death Of tic 1ste In. David Ruttcr. and ia
attend his funeral; the services will be held In
. The Bieh0p'e Church, At O'clock