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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-11-23
Sipibenoen ocr Gbuaoelpbia Banfen.

98as BON Dem 4apierselbiApinoel tesinifistbi bic
spsfulanten aus Dem Shmsibe ees 2lrtsitsrs iu CT,
prsiien %uermSsen, seist ~folssnosr 9eriAt.
Scr ~Pbilacslpbia 9se9er" t9eilt bic SiriSeneen
Der Gitp Banfsn, mclhe blcs bonn Suli tis Siorsm.
Ger BON 4 his 5u 100 Yrcjsnt tetra9cn. Ser 2sos
ger iast tisrsu:
rSis Yrcfte Der tsstsn 6 Wsonats rparen srob
nno bic 8anfsn iAsinen 10 Sismlia alssmsin Su
Dem Shlnie 8%efommen 3u iein, naB Bic %sesisnste
Sispoition iitsr ~pisisltsn bic iei, lie mad Siriruns
eines ~binrsihsmbsn 9tsisrpss Bonos inter bic Metio,
mare Bu rertteilsn. Sis .SSstern 8anf" bat bic
tsiipisacie Siuioence BON 100 Yrcjent iber i9rsn
&citrre Bcno ausae9etsn uno Bwar nadcsm lie lAcn
i'm lssten Wtai 10 proient te,ablt tatts. Siss
maht alIo in einem SABRE no 9rc;ent. 0tan
oarf niht auBer 9lht lai7sn, oab bisie Yrcfite sum
Sbeil aus Den Yrdmien bsrribren, Die aus oem8ers
eaufs Ron BaarsSelo ~realilirt ruroen. Sic Bane
Fat inoslIsn imntsr nod einen Baars0elo NeIerpe,
Bpno, Der msbr ols ben rierten She'll ibres Sc
lan',nt sSapitals bstrast, uno 765 900 Dollars in
9esal Sender goten.
Sie Metsrn Bant rsii in i6rem lettsn incidents
lihen Muspetle einen Siseonto Betras BON ST.
66O,3 $40 unb einen Sspclt: 8etras ron 81 .472.z
O05 mad, alio %suiatnmen ibsr orei Wiuicnsn Sol,
lars prcouttiren @apitals. Sie 8sninston 8anf
finbist bic Iebr beeeutsnee Sipioenee BON Is 4ro,
sent an. SIM Wfai beiablte lie 10 Yrcisnt aus Den
itat%utenmdbisen GtihGftsn Der 8anf uno Is Nrcz
gent aus Dem 8erfaufe BON Sob. SHE'S maht Bu'
%lammen so YrcSent, nslAe i'm 2aufe bieies Sa9=
res baar al bic Nctiondre austesablt puroen nno
iteroieS psrnsbrte lie ibrcn ctnsoies ibcn sroBen
ltsbsrlAu6 Inn cine 9abi1e Summe uno srb6bts bic
Salaire ibrcr NnasteQten Tim 20 Yrc,ent."
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3uiammen

Benu ale tisie SO sur Srrciition gu 5dblen pds
rem, lei Der Grffnuns bee @onsreRts fH siufan'
zen uno icfcrt in cas- 6ous juselaisn %wireen, 10
,uaree Die repn6litaniihe Yartei bel Der spreder'
,rabl ncA INNER cine itermieaenee Met,teit ba.
Fen. Mau isbt allc, bae bic ~icfortiae 3ulaiuns
ceer NiatuIaEuna Der iioliAm Atseoroneten
,rsniafiens fir bic @prshermobl ron tsine pratlt'
f&sn 8eeeutuns III, ctmobl jene Grase prinjipieQ
anerntnss ron Der bSafen Bsbsutuns 1T.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-11-23

Muiiide Giienbabu. Salons. aus elmer in
Dem BrlHsler Blatte .MorS" enttaltensn 8sihrei'
turs Der auf Der Wesfau=g etersburser 9atnlinie
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-11-23
OttD 9refel,
0eutfber Mbputat unb WOtar.

Office: Dsnsers glod. go. 247. s~ib-sOaarase.
Gclumtus, Ohio.
Fabrt grpeeffe por allen @eri@ten.
8sforst Notariatsaef4dfts aler Art (Uoumd&'
ten, Oeets, U2Ortsases, eeaies. @ontrafte u. |. n)
GplIeetirt Gelber i'm Sn. une anslante.
8eSprat antauf unb @erfauf pom @runbeisentbrsa.
nesOeiirt @elb . anIeibsn unt eolleetirt
Bounty, ridaanbise 9Sbnuns, 9en1cnen mnb mt
ltdriihe Dorosrunsen irssnb pslhsr Art
fur SfH,ier., eoltatsn. reip. beren gsitt pen unt grten.
9a ids mid wieter ausidleblid Der atpcfatur setpiemet
sabe, 70 erlaube i'd mir. benz teutiden Sublifum pom g'eusm
meme 9ienae ~an3ubisten ,ur 8abruns uon Rlasefa6sn uns
Bsiprsuns pom
Nctariats<, 2anbasentur' unb @ehtsseiA6ftsn
iraenb mslber grt. Mir ab~ertrassns Gei4dfte ioleu promp,
beiorat wertsn.
Otto GreIsl,
tsutIber Neppfat unb giotar.
Columbus, g., Suli ~. '65. hu no
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-11-23

Den Eau ater trerbsn ni4t bic Tenier Fer ansrei.
fenbe S6eil, fcneern bic eanatiihen 8ebrrhen msr,
cen eS lein, tie ben er1en GtreiA fibren.
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. utfder
Bu6= unD Sbreib- Materialien
9tOr e
Trieorih u1lmann.

Vrle0rlD uDlf11lln.
stets sorritbio unb nea ansefOmmsn Cine srObe aus.
nabl
bsutihsr unb ensliiAer Bader unb 3eitihriften,
albums, @dreitpapier Brief Gouperts. Rednunasbider.
Godet;ocfs. IOrtefolipe. S@uFdde, 8dmme. Sioliniaiten,
S6iefertafstn, 9intenfdfer, 8ilter. Siabmen une ale Sanep'
Artifel.
Gent. %. '65. 2ntt hp II 10 .
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-11-23
Sub %perlaufen.

NUV URIluUTRH+
Gem ltnter,eidneten 1T cine 8nb abbanten sefomrnen.
sie5,lbe 1T u~naefdbr s Sabre alt, bell braunrOtb ron 8a,be
NIT sinem wsieen Streifen hber Zen Hnden. tpeiSer stirn
msis' gH,r iolbe ausfunft taruber Sibt. bic CUR @iehsrsr=
Ianouuo fubrt, erbllt cine CUTE 9elobnuns pom lem @isss,
Scbn W}rbr,
pobnbaft SO. So an Der gearl aues. ;wHden 8rant.
fort une @pusse strabe.
s3nu. IL '65, :! 2bwfp
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@artcnlanD III perfaufen.

CD meree BON Der Wehieite tes alten Staatsfaisplases, usi.
li6 upn granfinton. an eer Nationalfrase,
3 Stife ron je irhs Ndsr,
e~uttpetsr ,~uiammen Ober einBeln ~perfaufen.
@plde. melhe elm gutes Stiid 2anb jurn @artenma6en ~
.rwerben uiniden. mereen pobl earan tbun, zines Ueer meb'
rere tieIer StIde III faufen.
Nad3ufrasen bet
Sobn 90. Batter,
In feinem g~0ctntanfs in 8ranflinten.
Wrp. Z. rs. imf b
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Columbus Warttberi1t.

81. 6. 8etbge,
80. 266 Sao>9pafra6t
Serfertiser uon Sttefeln nns S@uben,
welte in groeen unb 6leinen perfauft nerte en-.
Saieterpsrfdufe, merten es su ibrem Brrtbele 6neen. fd
linen orusen Iorratb vn allen Sorten anSuIeben, ebe fe
ipnitmo fdufen.
u. 6. Betbae.
M,c %. 'S5. INT SO uwb
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-11-23

SNtpbtf W.T. ~ WIN wv WI ~ ~ "SsSS
~eeutenoe GrbGbuna bes Batrprsiics UNI s,rsi Hutd
oas @erSniisen senisBsn fann, bic Dabrt in einem
a~lanjenb erleuhttten salcn 3uridjulesen, in rel'
dem pradtrcls GiSans unS NrmisiTtl CUR &ute
%sinlacsn, tpdbreno auf DEN SilAsn bic neneae tsue'
trifiihe Giteratur uno bic asleIenfen Seitun9en
auHisssn. sctalo bic Belt bss 3utetisstsns Der.
annabt, fibrt Elm Rammereiensr bic GERM In ha5
Nauhiimmer mno ,reiit i6nen lire ShlafSinmer
al, irdbrsnh bic Samsn rcn Siel ittbuenesn Gams
mermdoden, bic an Gswanhtbsit unb anaensbmer
9rlheinun9 nihts AZ .piini en- ibri9 lafsn, 5u if.
rem 8oubcirs aefibrt rerben, um bier anen nur
c~enf6aren Comfort unb 2uras, Baoer &c. at aenies
zen. Sic Gtauh,inmsr miisn namenllia fir
&uisn cine art Yaraeies iein, ba ie auf oieie
Wsiis Gas ~ieltene 1ersniisen s~enisBen, sin'nal auf
elmer Strake, irenn AUDI auf elmer nit Giienihienen
tslsstsn Stra6e, rauhen ju oirfsn, -,pas tseannt'
LID bic jsst in @ublano ssissli4 niat erlautt 1T.
- aeier, bic bas intere7ante stdota.n BRYAN
in Wiuiams County teiuhsa, ipsresn niht perfs6s
len, bas Wtuisum Dss Or. Graisr ~ bsFhttssn.
Ser Doctor 1T Elm Ssutihsr, Der Que frsunelihR
eiulaoet. Golsenbe Ncti5 entne9men mir Dem
vBrpan Semoerat":
Wfnicllm. -Gr. @raier fat iein neues Gsbdufe
an Mainarabe, bon wsldem Elm S6sil Der unent'
ssltl,den Musasuun9 isiner arcBm Sammluns
BON DISQUALIFICATION aus Der Natur, Mihsnlhaft
uno Stunt s~e,riomst it, nunmsbr rplsneet uno sr.
SHnet, unb label bas 4ublifum 3u sinen, 9sIu1
carin Gin. Ser Doctor bat iib NIT einem merit
piiroi9sn, bsinabe an Gnttuliasmus srsn5enesn
Giisr Der sammluns bisier punhsrtarsn uno inte.
%reiiantsn @ssenitanoe ~ssmiemet uno cine isbr te'
esutenee @eloiumms carauf psrrenbst. gsine
seolcsiidsn, anatcmii@en, Scolcsiiten, crnitbclc,
S.ihen uno entomolc9iihen prcben ino ietr ihcn,
%tsionSsrS Die lssteren, BON oenen CT riele tauisno
Stide Fat. wslte piele peridieosne GattunSen, bic
gum She'll lansf aussefcrten fino, umfaRen. Sn
Der Sammluns alter uno nsusr Wiiin,sn fat Der
Doctor b~eicnesrs Slid asbatt. Ssin @atinst ents
balt msbrere taufsnb Sliite BON Sclj, Bein, Gilen,
SUPPER, @fslins uno silter; fsrner @insaslo II.
{. ~. Gs iino earuntsr MGnisn BON fat jeber
Station Der Gree, bic bon 800 Sabrsn Dor Der
hrilli&en i3%strsdnuns tis auf Die neusiis Yras
suns Der amerifaniihen MiinSs bsrat hatirsn. Sn
Dem ulsemsiuen Separtsmsnt seist CT pisls isltsns
unb i"tsteiante &sliquien bon Der 8eppluiicn, bon
tsoeuteneen Shlahten in europa, uno anesre
rerttpcue Gessnianoe. Wir fno NIT loldsn Sas
den niAt ssnus %rsrtraut, baten and jsst niht ben
@aum, rlu cine pcafanoise 8eiarsitrns aIsr IN bss
Doctors &spcftcrium snl9altsn;n grt.fsl 5u ssbsn.
Oas Nluisum iiett iscen Sag, Sonntass ausss.
ncmmen, bon 8 l6r 9crmittass ts 4 ubr gah'
mittaoS INN unenfopItfihen Nefuhr pTer.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-11-23
acknowledgements Snititut.

mir in tsine @s1euitaft msbr. Man rnub %fsuerrctb
,rerpen, ,renn man Sid iolh' altsrnss !3sus lhwa'
Zen Sort, Elm Miohen, has in alsn mSSliaen Sn'
5~itutsn Sereien it," "a,
Slater: ..ausssnon,men int sautfummsnin0i'
tute."
, 1865-01-10

WtxArnszEpT&s CoHcEnT.-The Concert At Bry-
an Hnll last evening given By 4. E. Wimmcsstcdt
OF this city, ase1sted by scvcsnl other profession
1lE and ameteurs, wns attended by very fair mu-
s'cal audience, and was well received. Mr. VIM
menstedt hns achieved good reputation In Chlca-
Foas COMPOSER; thouEh not previously perform.
ihicnd making tour through The principal Wcsi-
ern citiee, They deserve liberal patronage the
entertainment presented yesterday evening was
not shuvy, but contained much Ut solid excel
1eucc.
, 1865-01-10
TIE DIaY GOODS TRADA.
An Important Business Cl lnn.c,

The lmmense dry goods establishment Of rottaz
Palmer & Co., which Tor ycars has maintained 4
controlling influence over the dry goods trade Of
the Northwest, md has been as familiar In the
noulhs Of the ladies as household word, opens
to-day under the auspices Of Mcssrs. Fcld, palmes
& Letter. Where Mr.. Palmer hiss Lett on, they
will take up and 20 on, and We make no uncertain
prediction In asserting that the same sncccss
which has crowned It In past years, The same
careful attention to business the same energy and
tie same intutttve knowledge Of tue wants, ~
well as The came unvaryins courtesy to CUSTOMERS,
will mark the administration Of the new 1rm.
All Of its members arc well known to the busl-
NorthN est Messrs. Field 4 Lcitef embarked i1 IN
business in 1865, with Cooley, Wadsworth b Co.,
continuing with Cooley, Farwell & Co. Mr. Field
on its second Organization. aud both be and Mr.
Letter were OF the firm Of Farweli, Field & CO,
Mr. n. ]. Palmer. also membcr4or the present
firm. and Wno LOT number OF years had tic MN.
aecment Of the retail department, viii CONTINUE Il
giyc It bis careful supervision.
Every element or success Il IN The hands OF The
new firm. The stock is Immense and carefully
present prices, and will be sold at less than New
York figures. Every ore OF the members OF the
atn has m been promineltly and faTorably identified
knowledge OF the trade is ttoronch in sll its d..
tails, Their business principles correct aud bascd
upon psnstuality and energy, and all the depart
tneng q their Immense establishment arc system,
anzed 1.s 1nao rs most perfect harmony Of move
ment with these elements. The reputation OF their
predecessor will be continued. and II capltal and
energy can accomplish It, will 10 even further OK.
liz not often We ara ca1ied upon to chronicle
Euca important changes as this. winch constitutes
am1lestone In the history Of the business Of ou.
city, anu It is not often that ne hail the advent o
DENLY predict Its success. The ladies should re,
member that the new institution opens its doors
, 1865-01-10

barber on Lake Superior, woet to tho Montrealriv-
or aud the mining interests n-e subjected to cuor.
Gums expense III procuring supplies and shipping
tiou {abou: mile and hslf lougl from Lake Su.
pcrlor to Lac La Belle, WILL be cafe and conven-
lent harbnr at the termination OF tho road ; that
now uec]csa, where capital may be invested with
grcat profit, largely increase the amount Of copper
produced, and chehpcn Its cost.
4 glance at the map will suffice to show the aa-
vantage Of the proposed road TO Chicago interests
We ui1dcrst1nd lhat the matter will be brought
before the notice Of our promiucut business men
ysftbout 7clay.
, 1865-01-10
Markets by Telegraph.
NEW YORK MIDNIGHT DISPATCH.



EKwYoEE, Monday. Jan. s-A!dnlght.
Railway ehar,s wezc speculative and active this
morning. With a general improvement IN prices.
There IL great excitement On thw.s;ern salE.s.
There wrs large business NJ full prices The balance
CT tho Western list was generally steady. Govern
hit MS were strong. The sales Of goidbeaEns bonds
were very large, and prices tending upward State
socIs werc quiet, without much change. ColE sh.res
were generally duu. hank stocks were not Inquired
for. Railroad bonds wesc In good demand. MONEY
essler than on Saturday. prncpsy on account Of tho
reduction in demand. FOREIGN exchange Ia drm.
though rates are stronger The gold market dropped
slightly On pesce rumors- There Was very little ex-
element at the Board. stock~ da At the Petroleum
hoard. our sales 20 buchanan at LIS and 500 Germa-
MIA at 110 Market lrm and 1nacttVei sial saea Of
Crude ut s9sec, Refined IN bond at 738ssc; Ftee
dull At TIC.
At Galtsgher's evening exchange the market WIS
yer5 dul GOLD steady at 2e5X; N. T. Cent 49, Eria
81; Hudson loe; Kcading ll6X; Mich. Southern TX
Mich, Southern Gta 47x: III. Cent s Plttsburg 96
Cleveland and Toledo 1esH; 1sock Island lol1& N.
Wcstern 46h: N. Western pfd IN Ft. Wayne 10l4
o.& II. cer,Iacatesssx; Canton IS; Cumberland isx;
Quicksilver %; MarIposa 1i4.
, 1865-01-10
Cfnclnnatt Market.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune

CINCINNATI, MonltaT. Jan. ?.
Hoos-Recejptt oi live hogl since Saturday foot up
only e,t00 head. Market opened with fair demand,
and full prices obtstnod. The whole range may
be quoted at fl5.5o@l6.25, and 40 ns averages at
se0e The has about c1osed. The total nun
ber packed will moi exceed 55, 900.
p8ovlsioas-Mels Pork Is held uomina1ly at 81, %
for city brands but cannot be sold to any extent
over t4e5n. Lard held At 33.oo for prime city,
Euk and Green mcats aro stea,y at quotations last
te!sgraphed you
NHlsKY--Closcd dull at AIS.
FLuua-Iscmsins dull and 1suer.
GRAIK-Whcnt--Prtme red Is quoted At {st33nc5
Corn In good demand and nru1 ut $l-0591G7 for new
Cur. Oats In good demand and firm nteG0ssc.
, 1865-01-10
NEW york CATTLE MARKET.


tErportcd By Telegraph Exclusively for the Chicago
TfibIne-1
Nxw ToRK, Monday Evening, Jan. 9. 1865.
BEEF CATTLE-We have on sale at A!lertons, TO-
d.y about 5000 hcnd Of buocks. the general qualiy
Of which 1s lair. The market for prime beeves
shade higher than 1att weeS but common grades were
quite IS low. 1ba receipts to morrow arc expected
to be hsayy The weather in the morning was favor
able for trade but nut In the afternoon. The top
prices curEtnt to-day, excluding fancy cattle Or hol
dsy beef are a u net weight seller sinking onal aOo
alc; medium quality ny average OF good urnve OF IL
aois steers 1C 1sc the lowest sEades Including thin
steers arc coase oxen, 12@14o- T.
6uEEP-1he Sheep market Is butrneascrl7 s1pp'iod
and the quality inferior. The market is consequently
higher. Best Price, q llye weight, was lie.
HOGS-The market Is lively. and prices are 8tm at
1s4gtsc, with IN upward tendsncy.
soLoS RoBtNsoy.
, 1865-01-10

(6fECIAI UEt3It1 70 TUG Cn1CSEV lf1Dune,I
MILWAUKEE, Monday. Jan. Q, 1A6.
FLouB- Dul} end nominal.
0RAIN-Wheat declining. with sa!es this morning
Of 100 tu No. Spring in stIEe at $i781 71H 5000
do at sellers option ali the week, It 81 II 1900 do, at
SELLERS option Ill January, at *i71 sales Change
70 COO bu No. Spring In store at $l.7o HGt.; 0oo
bu DO at sellers option a January at sl7o 900 do.
1t buyers option NIL the week, at II. Receipts To-
ia. s0c00 bu. Oats dali aud nominal. Corn weaker.
Sa'es A.ooo bu No. barley delivered At SLIGO. Rye
lower, with ss.cs 500 bu delivered at 81 ~.
phnyisIoNs-Dpl and slightly lower: aalea 900 bra
city Mess Pork 1t $3soo0y7 200 hrs do, at buyers
option all February. at 5000; .r1s country Taow
at l5c; 30 brls Clear Pork at {lo50; $50 go ns sweet
picked Hnms at 17hc.
DnstsKp Hcos-Fis1ncr. Sales 100 at slL@3ti.73.
dividing on 200 nj.
, 1865-01-10
st. Louis Market.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trtbuno.1
ST. Louys. Monday, Jan. 9, 1861.
TonAcco-Dull: green md damaged lugs At $s83;
factory luGs al tlt44te75; common shipping lest at
{l3..3 per 100 lbs.
FIora-Dull sale 500 brs Xxx on private terms:
G. trls supernc at s and IS brls Rye -four at $500
per brl.
GRAn-Wheat unchanged; sales good at $l.ssa
LEG; fair At *ls7; prime At $50 per bushcl. Corn
dull sales 6t sacks In lots At $780, sccond hand bags
mixed yellow At $13s; white at $1s5 per bnshc Oats
unchanged; sales Of 1tl sacks Ia lots at Sic. Barley
steady fales 500 zacks at T.. 10 per hushel.
NnisKy-Dull Enlcs 20 and 80 br;s At 81 psr gal.
uoos-Fr!ces unchanged; receipts very lig4t.
, 1865-01-10
(siencd}

GRAND RkUE1og.-Thc Sociablc held tonight
ia Bryan Hall, ty the Sabbath School Union,
promises to he The largest gathering Of Sunday
School workers ever held In the Northwest.
They have Issued over two thonsand invitations,
Vii 10 eo9disl1y inyIte iii cercynen and SABBATH
School teachers; also, any friends Of the cause,
who may lie paeeing through the city, to attend
and participate In ths mammoth reception. 4
good hand Of yausic will be In attendance.
Don't fall to be there.
, 1865-01-10

" CHICAGO VEseE1 OwsEEs.-1n accordance with
The call i*sued by number Of Chicago vessel
owners, convention Of representatives Of the
shipping interest was yesterday afternoon held at
the roou,s Of the board Of Trade. +. Y. MUM
was called to the chair, and VIM N Egsn chosen
, 1865-01-10
SECOND WAND.


The citizens OF this ward urat q draft, and they
uiN hare u.
The books Of the Protective Association Of this
ward have been open over two weeks at the Orient
House, and but very few Of those liable to tho
draft have come forward and paid the small sum
Of twenty five dollars, which entities those who
do pay TO all the privileges Of the association.
The buokz were closed On Saturday night last, but
the Executive Committee decided 70 have them
opened for Monday, Tuesday aud Wednesday
evenings, when they will be closed and stand
cloted. and those not belonging to the Protective
ro or procure Substitutes; they will not receive
any tcn:ft from this organization, simply from
tie fact tlst they will not support It, or even try
10 help themselves.
The Iact4 arc plain and simply these, as near %
crn Ge ntcertaintd: the number enrolled in this
ward r. 7tGU, while The quota IL 125 making the
dra.t 10, or vf4e nada In trery ten.
Wall not the poor men come up and protect
themselves! Will mol the rich come up and help
the poor. .....-
THE COMMITTEE.
, 1865-01-10

CONCERT AND LEc1URE.-The hand OF the sth
Veteran Reserve Corps will give concert at Gar
den Prair1e on Wednesday evening; at Rockford
on ThuEsday evening, and At Belvidese On Friday
camp bourlas,' with an account of4he rec resent nj
copsliracy-S0 far as the interests of the 1pycru-
n,cnt Will pernli-are understood to be the sub
jccte Of the lecture 1lev. E. B. Tuttle, Post Chap
lain will deliver the lectrres
, 1865-01-10

=" III. A. BUFFERS 81 CO.,
AUCTlUNEERs,
Balesrooms in Portland Block,
NOS. US. us AND IN DEARBORN STREET,
, 1865-01-10

FIFTEENTH WARD, A77Es71oS.-At ucctlac
held at Turner Hal1, on Saturday evening last, 1t
WEE resolved to extend the time for roceying sut-
scriptions to the draft fund uutii Saturday even
inc, JAM Il. at which time the books will posi-.
tirr:y close. Mr. nalc. the Treasurer. will be al
the nnll every evening during the week, 10 receive
subscriptions. Thcrr Will he a grand mast meet
Ing at the Nall this tucsday) evening. Jan. 10, III
- nsr1nrE
, 1865-01-10

MERCANTILE LITERARY TS1oS.-At 3 meeting
Of tic Chicago Itcrary Union held last Saturday
eyeatpg, in Iarmon Block, the following mem
bsre xcrr elected as officers for The ensuing term:
f. Parks, Tre.ldcnE ". X. Wallis, Vice President;
j. 4. Date, Secretary; E. j. Whitehead, Treasurer.
, 1865-01-10

NEW yonK, Dec. 20, 1861
Measrs. WN. KSADE i Cn.:
GEs7LExES: Mr. Daucr askcd nc this mornIng
for my opinion as 10 the merits Of your Piano
Forics, Grand md Squnrc. Ny opinion on the
square IL simply that they arc atl grand.
Yours, truly,
(Sjened} AoBEnT HELEN.
, 1865-01-10

SIxTEESTH WAnD.-A maae injecting OF the citi-
zcns OF the Sixteenth Ward will be held In Uhlichs
Hall, on Tuesday evening ut II o'clock, by order
Of the Ward Committed.
, 1865-01-10


CHICAGO AsD KonTuw wksTxnN-pEPor COZ. WEST
WATER AND k1sz1E SITS.
Day rzpre....:... .ee @fRi4t n: A:Ip.si n.
Janesvillc Aceommodat'n 5000 g. n. sa:15 p. N.
Woodstock Accom-. 900 p. N. sl0:S2Q a. m.
oALENA DIVISION.
Fulton and Ceaar Rapids Big i. m $50 p. N.
Freepors tngn aaa snd 10 .: m M So N.
Rssiao1d RoeEiord aud aud Fo1 River: 10 s. n 1i:iS n n
Rt5e1 5S 5 E m H. 15:1Ss liz m m
MICHIGAN CENTRAL.
Detroit Express. .fG3o a. m. sta45 a. m.
Detroit Express. ., m. f0;oo z.
tTralns for Cincinnati and LouIsviiie.}
Night Express. p. n. ts:45 :. n.
MICHIGAN souruERN-DEror coNER TAN BUREN,
AND SHERMAN STREETS.
Day Express. sGou a. m. sli:0O p. N
Evening E1pre4s......: $3.50 p. N. ss6:00 a. m
Night E1press........."f1Go5 p. N. tt2::N p. N
DETROIT TRAINS.
K11s E51ss Ct IT. Aa,isa ha;isa NJ i :% M M
r171sn0Na, Fonr wArKE AND CHICAGO.
Nail end Accumulation. .tso +s q. n. ..9s19p-n
EsSi ETssiF EE5;S:: ESsssss da'ly IS 5 +
cia. 4 Louisville Exp's. tSio a. N. tIi:0o ;. n
tconn1cting soiA htnnsysraa!a Ct.,trdl z. q.
sss dasssss IS Pm. p@ e s@ s:@ a@
Arrive q st Phtladel. 655 pm. 7o6 am. 125op.m.
,,':s;sn + s.~ op:n. 1900 an. s:Sp.n.
pa,,s5s, p,,y55s 1es7p.m. 1900 m. a:4sp.n.
:. Baltimore. 5:45 pm. zoo am. 1s::eo pm
Washington 1910 pm. 1Gs5 am+ 5:15 pm
CINCINNATI A1n LINE.
Night Express. 1000 p. m. 11:00 p. m.
(For indianapolis and Louisville.,
, 1865-01-10

y. J Ang" W.onr ~ 1.s-s r. ~. IN q snmewhaf in
EoE An3 ohont thnxa "a 1rnrthics n The a.
Tca ah.t thew we're both of tie saascaitpc persua-
sion % 1hcrras one Of tlese is Giantees,
In all soher eadnces We would eay That the uE
,,oW "n @ eyhSi,finn In nnhle Tuecilncn Of man !:
tn1i stott. we'll proportjoncd he is dressed as =
military man. md Is the object OF general atten-
Non Her 1ndveh{n In not 70 we'll formed, hut Is
s,fi1 vortb iooiSinr nnon. 1t is seldom that The
reaittieA Of GnlliycT's Bro6diCnasaan voyage come
tt9,a -a.riv hnroc IN ~
1iae 1'e4'' "Ao'''s - S-
rrr-rvxu w.nn- n-nn.rr-7he eltfzens of
w.aD.. - - c..,.s.,. e.,.,.,sn. =.
the Th1rteentn +" ara McI on oatu1da9 evening" a.
the sa]oon OF Peter Weller, and adopted Consti-
tnt,on and Hy-Iawa for tl,etr Association, and
sIertea fhc fo{lowinr ofsccrs;
Tr<sidsnf-I. Prondfoot
Ererrtory-M.. Walschcubsck.
1tnastyer-Chas. f. Peck. ....
ErxcxttUe CDn1niffse-M. Frapzcp, Il, ], HYDE,
J, Bolapd,
R1snIn1 us :, ~ ~ H. anno;n+ea
10 rss m md circuste fnr etrnature in fhc 1sth
Ward. netiton 10 the ic<.lat,1re nf tfc Sfate ~
, 1865-01-10

" EUf ESOAfY JAM IL.
ROBERT LIE DIABLE.
Grand Opera BY Me, erbeer.
THURSDAY, JAN. IL, 1855.
Hy tc1u-st OF many opera goet1. who Witnessed the
fIst represt NATION, will b. repeated
FAUST. y
Grand opera By Gounod.
FRIDAY, JAN. Ii, 1868,
Only time Of wagner's famous Opera,
r. a M NJ H HU SER.
Embracing tho full strength OF the entire company.
and for the 1r.t time IN this clay. This opera wit
nrascd when tlrst produced by this company IN New
York by Of inc Target audiences over assembled
in the acnicmy, and its representation Was PRO-
nounced By press pub to rival with tho3e In
tie court uprya houses In Europe.
~ seats may te secured at tH:M. Higgins Music
adeRa SsF1et m Ga6k anu pa IT
night vt the Dux Office Of the Theatre the following
RATES OF ADMISSION.
Entrance Ticket, sl; Secured Sesa, 50 cents eltra
Second Circle, Is cents.
9ofd
, 1865-01-10
Second Week Of the Brilliant Season
GROWERS GRAND
GER RNlAN OPERA.

LEONARD GROyER............D .DIKECrOE.
Aso Of Growers Chestnut St. Theatre. Philadelohia
aod Growers heatre, Washington, DC,
CARL AEsCAuTz ..CONDl+CTOis.
, 1865-01-10
FsIDEIsIo.

Grand Opera b. beethoven
THIS Grand corception. the only opera written the
frtat Beethoven. 10 presented BY rhe Grant Opera
TAFT. It's revival in Boston, PAiAttc pht4 and other
cittt this seuEon awakened IN tust1s ecpstnx
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