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Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1864-1865, 1865-06-29
SOLDIERSl

You ought not to be without such 8 va,u.
able medicine. The Cincinnati National
Union. of April 9th, says, that thousands
of onr soldiers have been saved by the use
Of S;riekland's Anti Cholera Mixture. Por
sale by Druggists ~ 50 cents per bottle.
General Depot, 20. ) East Fourth street.
Cincinnati, Ohio. 81,
For sac 10 Winchester bv
n KiZER AND =
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1864-1865, 1865-06-29

The highest price paid in cash for
produce at Ways.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1864-1865, 1865-06-29

Photograph Albums at Werden d.
Cos, opposite Glenn's Block, In
dianapolis.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1864-1865, 1865-06-29
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Carter says he's getting fat
"Selling Goods so cheap"
But the effect is different
On the man across the street.
Y. b. MogRow
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1864-1865, 1865-06-29

Ways Grocery is the place for
barg gains.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1864-1865, 1865-06-29

Pure Pine Tar at WAYS.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1864-1865, 1865-06-29

Bass nj Ways, for So %
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1864-1865, 1865-06-29

The best Bread and Cakes at
Ways.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1864-1865, 1865-06-29

COUNTY UNION TICKET.
For Circuit Judge,
SfLAS COLGROVE.
For Circuit Prosecutor.
JAMES ". TEMPLER.
For Auditor,
WILLIAM T.. MURRAY.
For Commissioner.
ARTHUR MCKEW.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-04-20
Delinquent Town Lots, for 1862,
1868, and 1864.

OFFICE OF COUNTY TREASURER,
Troy, DoSIPHAN COUNTY. KANSAS,
April l, 1865.
THE Taxes on the following Town Lots,
70. the years 1862, 1863, and 1864, being de-
linquent. notice is hereby given, that on
Tuesday, the ed Day of May, 1865,
and thereafter, will sell, af public auction, at
this Office. in Troy. all or SO much of each Lot
or Block as described in the saii list, as may
be required to pay the taxes, penalty, interest
and cost thereon.
FRANK NJ. TRACY,
County Treasurer.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-04-20
CHIEF SUPPLEMENT.
DOnfphan County
DELINQUENT usI,F0R 1861.
OFFICE OF COUNTY TREASURER,
Troy, DoNIPHAN COUNTY, Kansas, I
April LIST, 1865. J

WHEREAS, the Taxes for the year 1854,
w on the following described Lands, in
Doniphan County, remained unpaid, on the
first day OF March, 1865, notice is hereby Civ
.en, that if the same remain unpaid, on
Tuesday, the Second Day of May, 1865,
/ will sell, on that and subsequent days, at nv
Office, 10 Troy, the whole or SO much of each
tract or piece of land as may be required to
pay the taxes, penalty and costs thereon.
FRANK M. TRACY,
County Treasurer.
, 1865-02-23
The Rebel Fldg of Truce Steamer
Schultz Sunk by n Rebel Torpedo.
(Corrs N. Y. Hesx}d.t

[Corrs n. Y. Hesxld.t
At d point Just below Cox's Ferry the
Schultz struck her bow on one of the many
rebel torpedoes placed in the James for the
destruction Of our craft, and, shooting up in
the 1ir as result Of the force Of the concus-
SION, instantaneonsly sunk, seemingly stand
ing on her stern. There appeared to be no
survivors, and rs she had no small boats there
can be no doubt that a1l on board. some forty
persons, went down in the il1-fated rebel
steamer. Among those on board WAS Capt.
Hatch, Of the so,callfd provisional army Of
the rebel States, and assistant II The matter
Of exchange Of prisoners to Judge Robert
Ould, Chief rebel commissioner for exchange,
twenty members Of the rebel ambulance com
mittee, q rebel captain and sill the crew of
the ship. Judge Robert onld had intended
during the afternoon Of yesterday TO- take
passage for Richmond In the Schultz, hut de-
ferred doing so, owing to the necessity that
large batch Of official papers hetN cen Col.
bful{o,d md himself. For this purpose he re-
manned at the Aiken House, where Col. Mulford
has quarters, and to this fact doubtless. again
owes his life. II Will be remembered TINT
Judge 0uld came near losing his ii6u By
drowning last summer, falling into the James
Of truce steamer New York. This amiable il:
srrgent Is evidently not destined to leave this
world through any agency Of wntcr. The
Schultz WAS sailing proudly up the James
when she was hofsted BY rebel petard. The
officer in the adjacent signal tower and the
report that the ship run afonl this torpedo,
and q loud explosion following, she reared In
the air and went down In IN instant, but Il
very few feet of her bow remaining out Of
water For single moment so to speak, q
running to and fro was observed, but no one
was seen to escape.
The engines In the Schultz, it mny be re-
marked, are the original ones on which the
first suit in the great Sickles cutoff case was
based come years since.
A volunteer belonging to the 10th Connect
icut regiment, vas shot In General R. s. Fos-
ter's division, In the cath Corps, yesterday,
tor desertion. To-day between the hours Of
ten ard three, two more members Of the same
regiment will suffer.
, 1865-02-23


the Fate Of Southern Women.
The Richmond Wig says that If the South
is subjugated the men can 60 into exile or die
fighting, but the women ara to be reduced to
q terrible condition Hear the ranting.
With the tender, dclicateiy nurtuTed
Southern women the case is far different q
few of them may fly to foreign e1imes, taare
which bring. no relief and to waste their
nights in pfayeIs which beat in vain at the
doors Of Heaven the rest must remain be-
hind in land accursed, subject to their own
slaves, oyerawed by ncgioes In Yankee uni
form, dragged to prison for the slightest
words, outcast from the homes Of their child
hood, earning preearions living By labor the
last, as q refuge from absolute starvation, to
the embrace Of brutal Yankee husbands.
Hurled from af1fuence to the very depths Of
poverty, cast down from the highest social
position to the lowest walks Of Life. the next
Esnerat1"n M yiog young gs men o:a 70" cn't ~
Isd vaIised and refined lsdies Of thsir
acquaintance walking the streets Of Rich
mond in rags and bcgging the privilege of
washing the shirts Of Yankee Provost Mar
sbals, who grant the boon, indeed, but couple
ii with coafse and profane jest at the virtue
and haggard beauty Of his wretched sup
plants. Unhappy the soldier Of Gen. Lees
blood will boil within his veins: Who will
answer for the rcngeful bound Of his heart
in tbat moment when the agony Of shame
and Indignation shall overcome all suggcs-
lions Of prudence. himself dzayman or pos-
ier to some thleying Yankee merchant. what
chance will there be for him If he dare deliver
the blow which be cannot restraint Shot
IKE d9g ~ TIE nfaaese in1a neu Gsnne1a % n5ares nus
ward. and his fate will excite scarcely COM
ment from The hirelsug scsibblers Of Yankee
newspapers, unless it be the text for an ar
ucie IL iasor Of tyranny still more grind
ing"
, 1865-02-23
wAsHTN0ToN,s BIRTHDAY.
Its observation-disclosures sof
the Fall of Charleston,

The birthday Of the immortal Washington yas
celebrated yesterday In Chicago, not with all the
hopors but with q sufficient demonstration to
Prove that his memory Is still green In the hearts
ofthe people. Never Binee the days Of the reyo-
luton hae the rolling year brought round the an
niversary Of his birth contcmporaueously with
cvents Sc. o.marked, 20 we'll calculated to enhance
our vcnesatton for hin, our appreciation Of the
services he rendered, mot only to this people brt
to The cause. Of human liberty throughout the
g,obs: The rebellion is tottering to its base,
grow DIM md the notes OF wal1lne, Of dlst.ust in
their own ability TO achieve aseparation OF the
@s eeh ahen s8eeseedoe se to Us 1 sa
Babylon he great is FILLING, and soon there sn,li
not he one stone left on another of that odions
'aP5e 3a9ty " Fes1ed o. American A.. traitors
aaes wcre displayed fron, several narts % Of f the
wefa ns15 a Scs r + h Rnsp
The Chicago seamen's Unfon tusned s m o., II iull
pressaed Sv bans s5 :, ,pae5 and
tfont @ q The 1npuSE Office ard eaTe tue salute.
~ the hour Of twelve the Court House bell pealel
aI I9f!h he f news of rc3o,cing The Butchers Asso
making hne display. Soon aftcr the hour Of
noon national salutc OF thsrt5-slx guns was fred
@ b the Dearborn p Light ArnlleTy, Captain J,mes
.uA*A1s - N1ea4EALE ~ y Telegram lrOIa luC n1F
department 10 Mayor Sherman. ,lso one hundred
Enus. provided for hy the Board OF Trade, q ealro
sltogether oI one hundred and thirty guns
dred Ut the Southern heart. Guns and p1stoIs tu-
Vulnerable reported progress. The streets were
t1fnecd nearly the whole day with spectators,
aua The public generally were jnbilant.
Long before the next recurrence OF this ami
vetEary. wc hops to see the count1y reunited oud
at peace and the next celebration participated in
heartily. Us Of yore. By the people OF both eec-
tons. VIC shall then more t1lah ever hunor the
memory Of the Father Of our country, 1t will he
far more precious to n, as rebaptixed in TIM
blood Of those who have died to maintain Ike
Union which thcis forciathers So glor1ously con
, 1865-02-23
THE LAW COURTS.

Us17Ep STATES CouE1.-D<,ore Judge Drum
Tond.-1he United ssates! Court was not IN ses-
MONDAY in MaIch.
COMMISSIONERS CorRg.-:Refore Q: $. Commits
fi9ntr Acyne.-John Powell, u lad Twelve years
the United States Pes.ofice at Lamont, Cook
sent; s91;a1 The on,y propery pFoysd TO- aye been
and. because Of his tender agc, the Commissioner
1nrned him over to the Refor1n School commis-
s12ner.
James Nesbit conce.n,ng whose connection
with the dEsettion. Of one hcMaius, soldier,
brief mention was made . few days ago,
m:eszss 81 ssSasa 1*ss fss n S
ss!ss sss 3 e e. nd &:
founded presumption thaf Nesbit "a one OF u class
ofmeu VINO have operated Largely in this vicinity,
York and elsewhere. The deserter sisted POSI-
uyely that 7'esblt tndneed HIM TO ea,!ss aud thea
advised him to desert atter having received bis
ills testimony. will b. seen When Nesbit shall
had TIE Commissioner hsfd lin to iii il os1 tae
Eun Of q COO for further examination.
Va yestsFd'y mdleted il t6e saa Il So sd eo:ts
s s pa apoS p sooa Fe to milk
jpry t11als were had ii De Greait Court ycster-
ae1ci1s Wiz be eal Il 5es.eaasy morning 1; '' ID
The cauaes entitled Oppeuheimer rs, Rtc.e ct al.
Weethelmet Es- Underwood, Uaints rs. Diekfn-
son, Andrews n: lawson ct al, and U1msby Ca
Same, The 1nlea bsIctotore entered to plead were
ct ii. was dismissed In Sherman "a, Foley, In
ejectment, rule was entered requiring the parties
to plead. In Dinncn rs. otson the Jury returneda
verdict Of not gnllty. md plaiLtid entered mo-
Crosby q. Porter-ChanceTy. In this cause
decree wes entered on the report OF the Comufs-
stoncr. Default eEtered In the causes entitled
steinmietz e. Schmidt ct Al. and Simon "a. Foy
ct al, and reference ordered.
was nled hy Sarah Jane Newell against her 1us-
band JeHfy Newell. for alleged cruel, abusive and
ryEannlcal treatment The ptaintE rrnys 70, all
mony, and the nsua1 writ OF Injunction to re-
strain defendant. from alternating the title to his
properly.
this Court, yesterday, the causes entitled Silver
Fs. Metropolitan insurance. Compln ofNew York,
md Madden Te. Piper ct II. were dismissed,
In the cause entitled Vaughn Is. Scanlon, for
false imprisonment, which fof the last two days
has occupied the attention Of the Court, the jury
damages. Platntff moved for new trial,
Wilnow "a. Souenschefn. This cause Is now
pending The action Is to recover 81, 600 for
damages alleged to have been sustained bJ a viii
ch,mneys belonging to a dwelling house occupied
By tho parties Us tenants in common.
CorNT1. CouR1-9<5ort tbdge Brq1ut1-Rev.
E. II. Boling yesterday presenteda petition to the
4. Adamz, upon which citation and venlfe we're
ordered to issne: The jury, after hearing the
evidence, returned verdict dec1aring the insanity
of hr. Adams. The Court made the usual order
The accounts Of Godft1cd DeIet, guardian Of
Asgast Aubllng, we're yesterday presented and
, 1865-02-23

notthe clergymen Of kae various churches call
the ateutien of their several couereea.
lions 10 this work. A smlte" collection
taken up one Sabbath in month would bring Ii
humanity. Clothing, especially for women md
children, will be indispensable. Food, also. win
be required 70 feed those sho tarry for div with
us. Fuel, also, Will be necessary. In short he
tendse lamily, liable to sudden eoergencies 81 rom
unexpected arrivals. ~"'1
All contributions can be forwarded for The pres-
The Chicago, Alton ind st. LouIs Ksi5rnad ,y7na
to bring freight flee Of charge directed to the
American Onion Commission, No. sos South G clarS t
street. Nhen PACKAGES Ire scnt letter should
depots. ~ ''-As ~ e''
A gentleman Of this city offers to be one OF tau
Home for Refugees. Hurry up lie other % MAC at 1t
, 1865-02-23

This commission is now fairly organized with
fts headquarters at Chicago. The following are
the officers:
Rrtsident-M,zs; 3; n; Tracy cutler.
Asssstdnt 7rtastr<r-Miss Rdza CHEEKY.
-ZHyeetors-Rcr. Robert -Co.lyer, Rev. ". H.
nnderwood, ns; James Oh, II. &. Whitnsy, kev. E.
F. Dickinson, Mrs. u. s. Wright, Mrs. br. Levaa-
weX, Ass: 5. y SayEs. ,,,s,n :. o,.n,,,x.
so3 South Clark strect.
The objects q thi. organization may be briefly
stated thus: Tie progress Of two armies haa
eWcp. portions Of the Southern Slates With the
heeam Of destruction, homer have been burned,
farms have been desotated, villages have, By mill
tary order, been depopulated, cities have been
cast upon The mercy Of our people By thonsands
AID tens Of thousands. add to these the Union
people who hare been driven out Of sections
where ssoWed M y uRlo4 S cost i The ~
On. ., frequently accompanied By aged and help.
less parents, hare been 1emorselessly robbed Of
all their poss sessions and sentadsift- Mercy Seems
10 be an attribute unknown to our enemies, who
In torswearing their allegiance to onr country have
also fotsworn all allegiance to Humanity. The
eufe1fnes OF these people can only be compared
Africa Thousands hsve already perisIed: thou.
ea1fds are suffering the most ahject want and will
perish unIets speedily aided.
In these emergencies, appeals hare s been a. made
nation of the American Union Commission -
wlicb has been doing What 1t could 10 aid the
;oYernmeut ia providing homes for the homeless
ard Supplying food and clothing during their exo-
Sus from the South.
1ue measure Of Christian philanthropy crooked By
ne war The Sanitary Commission has been the
domestic arm Of the great military force OF the
nstiou: the Christian Commission has lifted up
the standard Of Christ eTen upon the battle deid,
md the nltnr Of worship in every hospital. which
i,T Gods blessing may beeou1e Bethel, very
,yyte of Heaven. The Frecdnanfs Commission
fas nndcrt7Ecn work Of Justice and humanity,
by Gazing for those long oppressed, and sending
lirht TO thoee Jvhp hare hitherto Eat In 1.-The re-
r1Du and shadow Of DEATH
The American Union Commission proposes to
help those who hnyc only the claim that they are
suffering human beinge, many Of them our former
enemies many ignordnt and DEGRADED, al OF them
poor and needy. We can expect nothing 1r return
but the ce1sciousuceR that ne are obeyans The
commands Of Christ, and saving the poor and
IeedS from destruction. We earnestly desire the
cooperation Of all who cau MD Us in our wDrk.
We have opened IN Office and arc about building
relEEc where We can receive and Temporarily
ere 9oF thoee TINT are sent forward from vafi0us
pGln1s "ncfe they are now completely oyerrun.
We propose to End homes for theee IN the coun-.
uys among the liberal, whole euuled farmers and
mechanics oi the Weet, where they can be taupht
ninf !abot Is honorable. We shall need Heans 10
caYEy forward thae humane work and We rnskn or,r
nppt al to those who have ncyeT faicd in their zen
oroRs contributions to every good cause. VII.
, 1865-02-23
LOCAL MATTERS.

The Two Premium Cattle which we're
purchased BY Frank Schlebel at the Sherman
Gatt1c Yards, and slaughtered by him, one OF
Certy, at the Washington Market Commission
Store, to Ar. Office, No. lis South Wells street,
for IS cents per pound; the other remains to be
Washington MasEet Commission s stoIe, Nc. n ii IL
and le6 North kinzte street. febaak7s7-1t
Co to the Rested to BRYANT & Strstton's
Chicago Commercial College to get thorough,
practical business education, OF to become GOOD
for circulars, BRYANT & S1RATroH, Chicago, III
Aid for The AmIcted.-Whet tongue can
tell, what pen portray the .nntscries suffered by
rhoee unfortunates who, IN some Hnguardcd.mo-
ment, have placed themselves Ia the way OF temp
tattezf which they were qnnblc to re.isk and have
anguish Is small compared*i.h the meFited ago.
ny arIelng from The dresd OF exposure, and The
, ssasd es ssa sas s 'ss ] e kea s5ke y
ensue, that which was at DIST but niding soon BE-
tie Whole ; tysea With deasy sIrus. til to ths
relief Of this class TINT DR.. DigelowEo. 179 Clark
sEeetis sRss1a asoocE hls eaesgies ne
avocation 1t Is to play the tempter and who often
falltnto the pit they have dsged for others Those
who have once tallen from The normal psth Of rec
tItude meet with bis earnest sympathy, and for
their relief all the resources ot the medical art are
ealled into tcquisfton. Ire ted with that tender
ness end deiieacy which t9ets heightened deltcacy
much demands, and Which. BY ne moral aeuon
thus inspired, forms 20 essen1h an ata to thelr
phys1cal recovery. Eonn need rear PIT that az his
hands thcy VIII receive all toe attention required
II their case o. that aey III iai 70 ae trealed on
the oeet improved metnoaa aeyeiopea y mo9efn
research into the phSs1oloe1cal htfnctnre otthe
genital organs and taelr symhalnenc connection
win tne otacf pGrno1s o. .ae antmal esonomy
ann WIN tne arnSes 81 ug Ma!sa asa3, ms1ieas tas
are. IN bis nands. IN open oook-' ie2Sk6A'lt
.11.-oa esa,n do1} he,da. aoc collars 1oo
4Alk9 Easap W.. sxt n.Ieft i,sas 4us i1,S
combs, drehdng and pocket COMBS. Whiting desks,
toilet soaps, ladies. pocket KNIVES, Gafd cases,
, 1865-02-23

a. vii be seen from the above, the Eleventh
Ward secured the uou'e saare Of recruits.
Hyde Park. Evanston, Hanover, Wheeling. Elk
Grove, Ley?en, Provifo, Cicero, Lyons, Palos,
and Thornton have oiled their quotas. Below we
give our usual table OF deficits for the rem aiming
srb.distr1c&s. The last column is steadily de-
secured 1t the rate Of fifty per day, We may be sure
that the dru1t will not be enforced in Cook county
Sun. En-. ffnca De.
, 1865-02-23
srR1so couso.-YeaterdaI Was 1richt elp.i

SfRfs0 Coz1s0.-Sestefda5 Wasa bright, glori
ons-a]Most summer 1ay. The Eun shone out
swect1y.' The heavy rain Of the preceding night
had been nearly al, absorbed BY the thirsty earth,
and The ice on The river showed strong symptoms
odors It has for 50 long time covered up. We
have undoubtedly mora cold weather before ps,
but 1t will not be OF long endurance. Spring IL
coming, and with It peace, = Joyous. happy, con-
, 1865-02-23
Markets bv Telegraph
NEW YORK MIDNIGHT DISPATCH.

lEpeC1aI D1yp&tE0 10 tub FfSsefu F1E3S.1
NEW YoEK, wednesday, Feb. -
Wall street Is vezy quiet to-day. All regular stock
toayds sud exchanges are elossd. Few operations
have been made On The street both In gold and stocks
Railway shnres advanced slightly, holdet7 arEuins
he suppression Of the rebellion will vastly
crease irsfc oye, all prominent railroads and steam.
ship lines. Eew York Central Is In desnand and sold
up to1,7; Erie sold At Is: Hudson River advanced t.
III; Michigan left OF At s1H, Northwestern sl aud
preferred e.; Cumberland the feature Of The day
md cltsed nt O'Clock WITH considerable Hans tc'
ttona Thn Capture OF Fort Anderson did not carry
gold down TO yesterdays pr,ces, and tho market
shows general upward tendency. sa1es were made
ut 2e0 10 2e1H. .-..- ,...-,.-...
The special board did not open toby. Cpaatiors
On the street we1E limited
Petroleum market generally Inactive, and the sup
p1y continues limited. Sales were male Of crude on
1t 4ec; refined heavy st &c: fce At ss3s'c.
, 1865-02-23
St. EouIs Market.
[spects1 Dispatch to the Chicago Tr1bnne-1

St. EouIs Market.
[specis1 Dispatch to the Chicugo Tnbnne.1
-. ST. LOUIS, Wednesday, Feb. q.
: ToRAcco-steady, Sale. Of luEs At SSG49 50 !;
plaute,s' do 1t 1ol21225; common shipping leaf at
slan@1a.so: good do Mt s27.so; medium manufactur-
fng leaf at $so6 also, boxes st IS 50 p 100 d.
FLouR-Very tull; supernne S65oa7.60.
GBA1S-Wheat lower with ssfes CT thrlshy tlll at
t1.4o ,rring at tl48; prime fall 3tso; good tail at
$t2@15 prime and choice fall at 81 sd9ls3: choice
tAll at 1lS7X9ls1 y bushtl. Corn drmer; mixed
81 o5 mixed and yellow ut Slod- Oats stoads ct ooc
q bu for prime in new bags, and ss@ssNc. Blrley
rc7y dull. Sales OF prime fall at $t.7A: spring
$l~51 2 brshel.
Provision s-suall sales Of city sugar cured hams
and bacon clear sides making at 2ec lot OF 50
tres prime kettle lard was sold at 2lHc.
wu1skY-Unchanged With sales Of 40 brls at se.19;
and 10 do at SEQ p gal
, 1865-02-23
@rtbnt1f.
: THURSDAY. FEBRUARY o. 1855.
THE CITY.

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THE CITY,
r,.-
.AAASsAA3 Observation-Disclosures! I. .
uhlncs. OF st. 1ouie, Supervising Commi.sary To-
nnder III 49, 49, ss 60. 1,,sa,t.
e1s Ssa1e " i''A
Dnp.-samue1 uaYs, an actor. for many yesrs
resident Of Chicago. md latterly OF St Louis
died in the latter city few days ago. MI. Hay'
ons ,Hc 1a[ him crer had oceaon to re-
nrnScE En, Witt Icanness In act Of word.
MAoiseM M,,soa st-ant - ,,.1e,eassS n.,.. ~
liver q Addleoa s1ee: Is undergoing fepa1.s.
seady Sor opening II spring. In consequence :he
round 10 Randolph, and Occasionally get mixed up
ut The switches, causing much annoyance aud con
N'o'|'''e ''|'n'A0u: .
CAnr Fux,-Thc 15sd Illinois Infantry viii
donbtles, he orrsntrcs to morrow. Line of1ccrs
Tor twelve companies hase already pceu elected
Inc morning 9 ge fepose pr1tfa 81 r cann Msan1 y
wilson fe acting as Ouartrrn,aster. Licut Gilman
rs Adjutant, and DR.. Chesehro as Surgeon.
----..-
ANOTHER REPRESENTATIVE kfcRutt--Edward
-.stor.v ,,,t T., os ,,cnrc.o,+o.;ve -ec.-t, .,at
'esty w. - - re.t 81. ~. - "A' d 'et,
az S-tS4 y! ~ ~at ~ AA14uas Ssh aA}s HaLe0
fknuh Cgfe5' oHtu eF1aenccs OF Pat1lcne iccllnE
sannoI aaal 70 cnceT me AearEs o. al tsac
UMonlsG.
.
LARCENY At a F1EE.-At the Clark street fire
Inst ercu!nr tctect5yc Webb csDtured fro men
.,, -. c,,, thot. ,,o1,-ot. VIII ,,a.dz 49,,
~ LIE aIt " A''ips e.' Posnete ".1u soous ALUM
fbe EhoT El1n0"s. None OF me properly WIS re-
eoEered. They Ensc the!r names a. Suan anfn,
nf Brfdetfofxt 4no aoses dbfdhs, Of Adams
etrtct. corner OF els.
- ....-. -.
boys bick and wounded IT. the General Hospttsl.
Comp Doue!aa TO whom the dull houfa are pass-
ing with little relief, save eating their ra,ions II
thcy cau. VIII not the LADIES' hunt up some Har-
3er's Magazines ord pictorial papers for tAems
1eayc them, with tcw checker -hoards, at Walsh's
bookstore. tu the Post Chapla1n's basket and you
will receive the thanks OF the soldiers.
NORTHWESTERN PATENT AoETcT.-Te take
f,rcnt pleasure in uunopnriue TO inventors xatent
rfcbt mon md ronffalgsts. TINT b1ess,x F,,lc- &
ne1r 80 ~ ~ "4.4 ~
c., ot uua c'ts, ha'e openeo u o1ec'not only to
solicit patents, but to negotiate for the sale OF the
same. We M1ieve II is the only agency Of The
Kind in the Northwest and one much needed for
ipyepto1s and businets mar. Soc thetr ndvertisn,
mcut in another column
F1Ecs,-At O'Clock Yesterday aftcrnoon a fra
1yole ont In 3rn1,er,s .r,odon t,nr,- ~. -,
s.s.s. ,s..1u. 49, -. s "ooaee o,oeA, On S3na'
suset' uet"eea san oalen ano dasf1ssn. The
cutrc bloek, as atsU the Empire House. adjoining.
was soon destroyed. No. 100 was occun;cd Az =
, 1865-02-23
Total dchcit...,
Recn1fed kinfe

Total deficit. ,7a9
Recruited since January L4u3
The committee sent 10 WASHINGTON to secure
the rcy1eion Of the enrolment Of Cook county
have reached that city Whether or not they Will
be successful We are not ut nresent advised
, 1865-02-23

~ R'chatd Morris, aged eighty.two years,
sen of Robert Norris. one Of the sirners OF
the Declaration of Independence, died ut his
residence in Otsego county, N. T., on the I'd
inef -