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, 1865-02-03

TIE auetten Enles have be. the !cading ltaturts
since last, ss thy have glFen toae and CONG eN-
len tn tie market they claim our attention lat On
Wednesday 81. 400 LBS domestic 1eece H.s offered,
WIS sHrsls conducted. 81 viii great spi9:
it, or the amount offered. ou1y II 900 ID. was sssed
which, unseTstann. hrs since been taken It 10 ne
advance prices realized a. tho slle and the result
We APPEND: 17too lbs Ohio te-cs at 37kc s. M S.
go lbs Nsw York Dc e It @a5xc sssi d.s Michigan
S,1o lbs tLb washed do At 8il5: 5000 lbs unwashe
DO at G4a6.Kc. The second sac On the n ne
day Comprised Al bales East India; It sw,s
NOT 20 well attended. ths buyers OF this
ene1s for carpet and blanket purposes air psirea
ranging fioE IS to 654c for common 10 superior
secured. On Thursdsy = catalogue Of 1I51 bales.
chiefly River Plate wool. YVES offered. Of which SD
Hss oa to
Ing rerTesented-but ths bidding was less spirited
than II tho si!e OF fleece tho preceding d.y. The
result vi 8 ns follows. ~ b.les Mestzs. ianbs and
low quality. atszt@44c y do Ducnos Ayrrs, Nc.ino
9fs'e q aE.s !ss
Oriental fne md medium. 51@aoc: 5. do Rlo
Grancc washed ind unWsshet, 1s9h9; 9 do
Nonteyiaeu washed, fekc; do 3fontcrIdeo uu
washed, &c: IS do Mendoza, 60: - do .Cordoy.
n;aa .s.n s1aass $ 81 easS Co.
.gsd. 30 canadA pulled, 6S99S; ii do oroksu and
lambs, HG@; do GsilforniA, 35H@S7t. The sale VI
domestic on Wednesday shovel i decline or only
sbout 49s cents .rom psices ruling ~ the beginning ct
bad fehdt ncy to ra'hr strengthen the market. At
private, we hear OF 81 Oh LOO domestic at SIX
erHS Gents tor low 70 goo fleece and 9n395 tor pa
e, the m:fket cios1nc strong, with n goot beatty
saee or Importance since the auctions and t1e mar.
ket Is U.4Gttltar -
, 1865-02-03
Bridge at Adams Street.


noticed In the pnbl1.hed proceedings OF The
Common Coan,il. Of January 9th, report from
specifications, and ordinance authorizing the
building Of a bridge at Adams street, upon tac
same conditions that St,te street bridEe was
built This report, together with specifications
and ordinance, WIS referred to tho Committee on
Harbor and Bf,dees, Of which Aid. c. L. Wood
man Is Chairman. This Committee viii. no
doubt, report At the next Council meetinc In
favor Of the plans as submitted By the Board OF
Public Works, and, in 'hat Csc, I believe every
Alderman In the Council viii heartily co1ncids
with the Committee. and pass the ordInauce,
The property holders on Adams and adjoining
stfccia are ready to subscribe towards this most
important work, Ind do hope that ere three
months moro have passed by, to sec the com.
mencement Of bridge at Adams street similar In
all respects to that atState street
Astt IS noW. all our transportation sonth of Ram
dolPh etrcet has to be done over Mad,son street
bridge. nr else Van Burcn, one.half milo south.
This bridge at Adams street being midway BE-
Tween the two, will relieve Madison street Of a
large portion Of tho heavy teamine to and from
the West Division Of our city. All residents OF
the West Division. especially those south Of Mad
wards permanent improvement, and one which
will aid materially cyery inhabitant Of the West
Division OF our city. A TAX PAYER.
, 1865-02-03

I notice that recent inspirations of our CITY
Fathers bare mace them offer to the State. the
.'union lark property and half million Juilars
10 locate the Capitol on the West Side Of tho civ
believe from re1lable data tha. without The cost
Of dol1ar to tho City Treasury much better can
be done. The present public squares and grounds
arc not go plenty that they Gun be offered away in
gtatnihes; OH the contrary the general complaint
1s that we need NIL and more th1n We haye IL,
population Of such numbers as ours or nny CITY il
60 mtlnly provided for in this respect,
We have reason to believe that Hop. John
Wentworth h1s already offered Tor will 10 eo) n
dedicate i've of six acres Of his beautiful Grounds
Ut ar Cottage Grove for Capitol Square, and that
others will raise the half million OF dollars by snt
scription .or this object. :" Wv
1hi: would place 'he Capital whero It belongs.
near the University buildings, near the erent .steI
efcolc." which Is to make the ObseryItory now
erecting there, the fist IN rank upon tho Globe
not even excepting Pulkowa attd Cambridge, viii
ils splendid monntlngs and object glass. And
while sufficiently retired amitst sual scicntiac
and literary SURF roundaEs to avn,d the noise and
confusion Of metropolis; yet itwonld BE- acccasi-
BILE on all sides to The steam and horse railways
from all parts Of the city and State to their reno
test borders. commerce and wealth.
Let Mr. W., make h,a offer public one, and let
rs have an effort madeto 10 add to the city Capstoi
Square Of euch proportions, grandeur End beauty
as Chica5o 0 hnd the State, may be proud to claln
among their ornaments; and that there NAV be
something in our surroundings which the citizens
and tho stranger may ind It Interesting to yis1t
SANITARY
, 1865-02-03
Markets bv Telegraph.
NEW YORK pIIDNIt;Hr DlsrATcH



NEW ToRk. Thursday. Feb a-Nidnfzht.
The Stock market Il dull from lack Of disp asition to
operate p' nd'ng peace negotiations, There Is nc
gene rnl failure of condolences, and prices arc sesd5
throughout. Governments arc quiet; State bonds
and coal and miscellaneous lists. are ithout mseral
csangr. The Gold market continues dru, op srato-s
being unwilling TO look for any good result from peace
nttt1iat!ons. There very liitr uotultton dnr1g
the dyy and operations werr qutte limited.
Money is IN good supply, with sllghs increase In
the demand.
Forasn Exchange IL dull .
Petroleum Stocks are generally steady. shes U. S.
ut s26D0; Knickesbocker, 5000; Buchanan Farm,
$500; President, si75; Cherry Fun. $500; Jacs.
334e.
OF Petroleum the stock on hand IL light and dif1-
Guilty Is experienced In hlllng orders Crude Is quiet
At .ss4ec; refined in bond, at Glc6ec; and ffee at
si@sSc.
LATEST.
GolD-In New York to-day. at Gallaghers Ex-
change, god 2oaK.
STOCKS N. 7. C. 1ol; Erie @ Reading 1osk M. 8.
6sk; III. c. I6; Pftta. IS; I1"ck lslant so4; n. "
2H; do pfd. g.; Ft. ". eo4 Ohio cestts 2sk; Cam
he1tand IS. storks. and gold dFm.
Afser call, gold went as high as 25x and Closed at
DnE1
, 1865-02-03

cAMr nouclAs.-Heutcnant Joel A. Fife, As
Eli taEt Conmissary OF Prisoners at Camp DOUG
las, reports the number OF prisoners at 1l,sG7.
During the month OF January, through orders OF
President Lincoln, IFS prisoners wcro released on
taking The olth OF Allegiance. Since january l.
the following articles Of clothing have been Is
sued to working squads md those acturlly needy.
sl5 jackcts 1a57 pnira Of pants s7t0 shirts, eooi
pairs bootccf, 80 pairs mittcns, 40 knit 3ackcta
l hSts, IS marine caps, 10 b'ankcts md II pairs
b. permission Of our Government, cargo Of
cotton was recently brought from Mobile to New
York nnd sold for the exclusive benefit Of rcbei
psafone1s IN tae Sorth. A shipment Of goods 10
Government; Mrs. Sarah B. Waller has been
p, 2pposatsa dislrthating agent on the part Of the
Three ps1senets
A. g., 10 arrange the detsls It the distribution -
The hospital building. arc rapialy approaching
nro1ress' Col. Sweet and g.cu! Gf are IN
absent at Cincinnati. '0
THE GREAT MnTox1AH TAnLEAux or pA1A.
Disc LosT.-From all we haye heard and read Of
this exhibition, which opens at Smith Nlxou's
Hall, Oh Monday evening, February 9th, we
Judge it will talc our citizens by s.oru,, In met
we predict greater rush to witness this work Of
art than to ythinG that has ret been hrouyhf TO
IS III i Sna ~
exhibitions crer witnessed, and almos. diyinc IN
lis character. illustrating, as 1t docs, the erandcst
subject in the world-hliton's yreat poem OF Par.
adiec Lost-and carrying out the idca Of Heaven,
Hell, ChcDs and Paradise. We copy the following
notice Of this exhibition from tho London Nora,
In EAron.clt. II was written ). thr Rsv. c. Il.
spurgeon. while on exhibition IN London:
= Entering Into she spirit Of Mlltou's immortal
production, the artist appears to have eau;ht his
Genius, and has added expression 10 those bright
Conceptions, which, excepting the writings Of In
spiratlon, are without an equh', md portray TIC
ior that nocm, our Deductions from tbs sacred uar-
ratiYr 81 crcation-os our first progenftoEs, OF
prmeya xatc and fa Of thc Of nss
mir,,t nj have harmonIzed with those stupsndous
rcaliues Which are recorded In the Nus .lc de-
scripIitn. The illustration, IL with propriety We
may use tho word. toat this exhibition unfolds,
nortrays The mighty truths tu form OF solemn
aDd Imposing grandeur, and allEe dIeplays the
Grcal Orators might, majesty, and poxer.
, 1865-02-03
ffTABLE TALK"
Ra1ph Waldo Emerson At entity Church.

Ralph Waldo Emerson delivered at Unity
Church, lnet evening, the fourth lecture of hi,
present course IN c1icago. HisBubject was s.TabIt
Talk" The following is m abstract OF itz treat
! mcnt:
Autobiographics arc really mere confessions
The world yet thttsts for incidents of Napoleon.
Every one Inns more W5t, fancy, and bright ideas
On the topics discussed at the table, than arc found
In conTersations relative to the SchleswIe-Hol.
1nsse % dull. downesst audience, bright, warm md
1ubilnnt. Young men are led to believe that dIs-
Ply ~ o. & Shafsster . can bos be made by business
know that the paTlor often demands mora ronr1~c
han the sea or the camp.
Madame dc St cl Calucd conversatlonabore all
that were It rot for popular opinion she would nor
open her window to sec the Bay Of Naples for the
aist time, while to converge with man of penlu.
happy conversation doubles our intellectual now.
er. II fills all gaps and supplies all deficiencies.
The scholar is probably an uncommunicaiivem man,
heavy In conversation. There are those WIN ~
nd 5o Is Of mt 'Po,anse IN
guilt, their conduct often assumes .he
Appearance Of treaebery to their fuends
7he1e arc .a those VINO esnnot be cultured
u 1s GRIND 70 sec pure spring OF nhection and
desire gushing up fsom the heart We cali this
Qrai1ty EcnflmeLl 1t Is this which Dtoynute6
Howard to iahor for the friendlcss, and Jnian
Brown to give up his life for the slnvc Every
large 1ty was more or less curscd with *enti-
menta!ists- The distinction between sentimental
tsts and people OF sentiment was always pcr.
ccptIblc.
;, In conversation we shonld say with Newton,
There IS no eontending against facts." He who
tudnlges In heat or egotlsn Ia loser by conrcs-
sa'ion. Your hearers desire your habltual rlew.,
not your conversational ones. NThcn nc speak OF
truth 81 character, VIC gre On climbing ecale OF
many degrees.
Tie natural progress OF population helps social
nceGs " the creation Of large cities. There are
gfeat adYantages In central cnp1t2i which repre-
, Gnts the genius Of nation. The Germans say
tienna Is the first German city, Berlin the second
and New York the third. Boston wa. the first
New England city, and New York is the second.
she had 50 tnoculared New YORK TINT patriotic
ana Intelligent vote would be hab1tualty rollcd,
The strength Of Paris lies In its eociai adyRntarca
-notWt tthstaudng It contaius the brain and hcsrt
Of France. The cd}es.ystem extends thronohonf
France, and oonfcrs inestinable benefits on that
natfon. ''
An American meeting an Enclishman duds
fsnnce and the French the only safe topic, The
travellers are free to abuse both at pleasure Do.
var Of Worda: The people Of Fersla once attrI- |
buted an tartAquake to the burial Of Scotchman |
In Persian coil. By the organic hospitality OF our
Institutions the talent ald power OF all nations are
lrawn hither. The invaded and invading race |
,c-acts upon each other. Apply the same 1rinci-
pie to toeonyereAtlonal facilities and you have the
tine secret
This evening Mr. Emerson will lecture On |
. NooEs,' and tomorrow evening on "Charac-
, 1865-02-03

sgoAn AND MaLAasEs.-Operations are restricted
by light SUI pttca. aud the gales this fotenon IRE IL
hns to 40 buds sugar nt 2Gxe ter good common Il
iar md tor good fair Ofmolssses los brs solt
at 81 @1 20 gallon for prime, aud 81 80 for choice
NEsTxRa P10pucE:-A ste1mer arrived from ID.
Westast evening with 70 osls -four and variety O
other ps ouce for TIE trade. Another steamer is cx
pected today AMI the dealers and grocers, who .Ff
tie only huyess, holding aoof fof better supplies
cfpFoy1stons.
The saes tis forenoon comprise 50 brs nne -four ri
SO c5 100 brls supcrfnc At $il2 100. 49, and
low e1trx at $12Co; and 467 at $t2.12k Il btt. Bua
lots 1eeticd whisky sid at *2.55 y gallon and y
t,e5ces Prime Wssts1n lard a. &c D. Oats arg ,c
just recttrcd soid On the andlng 1t 81 5sl.sJ bu
, 1865-02-03

NEW Yonk. Thursday. Feo.2.
: MosrY-Mcre tcttve Ind a little aEmer. Ga7 per
crtt: sterlng dull ut 1o7si0io9k.
A6X, declining 10 2oSX, ard ciosIng at 2o54-
a9yEENxksT srocks Mod. rassMly H. aciiys 81, ana /, .
coupoLs, 1os4: 5.od, rcglstc:sd 11sH; IS II
4os c.npon: LOOK; 9 4 crEttrcates. AK n Csa-
Michigan nttal. ios; Mlchsap Southern, ,s,x lit
, 1865-02-03

ARREST FOR LAncENT-Chsrles Hoelmcs waa
brought 6cfore Justice Miller yesterday charged
with the larceny Of cap from Henry Trobloweitz.
On the sd OF JANUARY Mr.. Trobloweitz had cap,
ovcrcoaf. and $50 In money. stolen from him 1t
Turner Hall. Nothing conld be learned Of the
property until Wednesday last, when Mr.. Metzsky,
the maker Of the cap in question, saw it npon tie
Lend OF the accused, and, recognizing it Informed
the owner, who caueed the arrest Of the prisoner
&c was held for trlal in the sum Of $i0O.
4 search warrant Was then Issued and the OYER
coat found In the house Of Mrs. Young, IN aunt
of tho prisoner. Mrs. Young WIS therefore arcs
Mott HLo Il charged with completely in the affair
, 1865-02-03
Genrral nottrea.

GIXTH WARD DRAFT ASSO-
~ CtATIOE.-Two more public uea'togs will be
Etd at H.nry seincsert, Garner Of Czns a9d Mitca-
81 t1sets n Frtdsy eyenaaz Fs9r1aTr ~ ann On
tbs books will be positively clused. iiomc ons every
hcneet citizen the Ward and paJ Ii your mile and
wemay ct aTctu the dra1t H.roC+tneE.
J,G.VIBEET. Secretary.
ATTENTION CITIZENS OF TIE SIXTH WARD.
All tfose gentlemen Who a1o membcIs of p:lvate
fiYe Committee nf the si5th Ward n1At Association
On s.tutdaj even'n4. y TX O'Clock. It TIE hoose CT
Hrnry E1eh ST 4ns1 street. corner Of Maxwell, to
c5ntult a. to cur ul1iu4l interest IN com1in11, NIL
fund- md c:esr The wnYA ~ voluateers. ~ being
~ order, JOHN 9ARRIC6, President.
fe+hS0J Jt4thp
, 1865-02-03
Taxing Petroleum.

Inc Times washington correspondent OF Friday
sA1s: The Subcommittee Of Ways md M~ans. who
are considering the amendments to the tar Bit. TO-
day had up the question Of taxing petroleum both
crude and manufactured. The tax on these articles
will net be a. heavy as has been anticipated
, 1865-02-03
milwaukee nInrk~r.
y Especial / ispatch to the chic Trlhuncl

?. LSptCth1 tspdtCH 10 tuo Cn1e1 E99Vute3
MILWAUKEE, Thursi>y. Feb. g 1855,
FLoun-Dnll. Sales OF 500 b.s good spring extra at
SEQ.
GnA1S-Wheat advanced 1c; sales on Change oi
250 bn At t146s1 4sk-narket this evening quie: at
$1.8}t and not much disposition to oneslte. Clrn-
Sales OF 800 hn new shcl1cd at Sc on track.
PRoT1sIcNRcDuel. Sales OF 50 boxes dry aalted
as0Uifets. packed. Mt f5c.
, 1865-02-03

lost credit With the managers for not holding ser
Esde for him, bu! ee bad not received notice
thereof
The supply committee reported the expenditure
OF seal.N Ior the month Of January. They had
sleo incurred bills to the amount OF $l11.4S. On
motion. S175 were appropriated TO the use OF the
committee for February.
Mr.. Raymond reported that the act OF incorpora-
ton had a1rc -dy passcd the Senste.
The donations for the new building were re-.
ported a. having nov reached S5,7f9.30.
Ihc mcctinr then 0dfuutued
, 1865-02-03

: n Vb991u1BHHf3 AWNEuBs
The following awards were made on Wednesday by
Capt. Geo. Y. Campbell. Commlssaly Of Subsistence
at th]e post:
i. Adams Co., 1+5o1 hr1s U.Iou" nour At 877D y
tfl 15QQ 6r!s Adams" xxx flour at Is co q bri,
q. G. Chllds, 21G00 ns hard hFsAd Vt &c q u.
7. BFoWn, 30obn beans at SIS 2 bu.
Neester q Co. Hag1 bn beaNs st &3.i3 r tu 80 0co
MS salt at 1Ac =. ~ s~'S''
s. W. Small 6ottK. Ds sugar 1T axe q n.
kirchhon Brother, 5000 gas cider vinegar ut sc
2EaI. "N ~'~
\. Sehaeher & CO., 5000 osstar candles at s5c a n
s.. 4 EAn a1t1 nj
, 1865-02-03

The press announces a new Institution ms
opened among n, and 4'Church Guild, "ch4rch
Headquarters, !" Church papers. md "Church
1ouncement.
Why should not denominational name be used
In denominatiopal adycrtiseuentsl As to excIu.
awe appropriation Of the term Church, there are
others claiming II from; more ancient date thar
the advertisers, and With authority of greater
numbers. Indeed, no denomtnationis willing b
be consttnctively unchurched by others
less 10 believe IN tho scaptura1 church p
and ! to belong to It. Is it not then invidi.
Gus to arrogsto such exclusive use ola comm On
Christian Term. While invldious to other dc.
nominations, may It not imperccptibly Mtter a
sectarian vanity, and foster narrow bigotry, in
thae publicly arrogating such church monopoly.
Would not onr friends OF the s'Guild@ ba eur.
prlsed some pub ic occasion, TO see their rooms
crowded by Methodists and Presbyterians, glory
ing in belonging to the Holy Catholic Church or
BY Eaptlsts eagerly seeking ASSOCIATION with their
brethren. believed by them TO he the Primitive
churchnssn: or by MichAe1s and Patricks rallyine
to their scctarfan call
VIII not our friends OF the "GuiId' ndopt some
understood and generally accepted denominationai
title md hereafter advertise the - Episcopd!ian
Guild IN! thu. avoid the eneccss1ty OF parcnthei-
cal explanations, or misleading or offending other
classes Of churchmen.
A DRD1uKn Currncuuly
, 1865-02-03
Imports Of tsroin, &c., Mt Glasgow
encKs OF FInuz, &c.-p4a. 81, 1854.
The following tsb't SLOWS tho stocks OF Flour. 4
rnh Ia IN E1nsu far. .

Imports and Exports of Grain, &c.. ut Ltv~
erpool for 1861.
The following table shows the recetpts AMI pb,r.
ments 81 tour. wheat, &c. IN Liverpool du:ing IT,
year lHt: s 'Hs
i1roATs AID EXPORTS or GRA1s, FLOUR, WHEAT.
, 1865-02-03
Reu Darket Bftters.

These Blttesa are FEcrarett pure bourpon Whisky
fcin combination Of over twenty different KINDS 81
routs Eks nni herbs, whc. nct In perfect couceft
ono VIII the other. prepared from the original toIu.
R1ren b. the great chief eh Jarket, to Dr. ID ,o1n
WHO used them successfully In his p1scttce Tor NAM
e0fs snd By thel use gained so crest popularity Ii
the treatment hnd cnrcy Dyspepss, Liver Complaint
Constipation, Sick end Nervous Hesd ache Fever and
AEne and all diseases arising from torpid liver snd
inaiSestton Persons su"esing from either Of theae
!9atas2me disenss, will hnd sure cure bF the
drugs anu po5ons usually put In such preparations
and pAlmcd OF on an unsustecttnt public. A single
trinl vii! conrtnce the most skepncltha In the RED
JACKET there Is virtue which no other Bltsc1s poa
erss.
They strengthen and invigorate the systam.
They are unequa1ed for general debility.
They are sure cure for Dyspepsia.
They give good and healthy appetite.
They assist digestion.
They a1e tho best stimnlant in existence.
They are preventive Of Fever and Ague.
They relieve constipation.
They cure nervous headache.
They arc perfectly pure and palatable.
Th~ lied tacxet Bttters sold In uuar1 bottle, by
1ruEE!sts and dealers throughout the country. Ca1
toE !sed Jncket and take no other.
circulars to the frade supplied on application TO
BENNETT PETERS & co.
Fl River Street, Chicago.
1F1-m146-1 p athn
, 1865-02-03

Knitting 5Iachlnes.-Inc calling the atten.
tton Of our readers to the advertisement OF the
Dalton Knitting Machine, in another column. we
arc reminded Of the days when sewing machines
were first brought out, and made valuable for The
thc household. twas q long time before the peo-
pic were willing TO believe that sewing could be
done by machinery, and we all remember with
what wonder the drsr sewing machines we're 1c-
Earded. The same sort Of wonder auds express
Sion at the work Of the Knitting Machine, b1t as
Its work becomes more generally known and III
uec4 people wonder how they 30 long were satis-
fed without It's Invaluable aid. or course, as soon
as any invention 50 valuable ns this Is brought ont
there arc those who wou1d deceive the people by
infrinsementa and Misrepresentation, and the
Dalton Company call attention to this itatc Of
things in their advertisement which nc ndvfse
the people 10 make note Of. fe3-hsa-1t.
"A AJewel.-Sozodont pu11hes, soxodont beau
tiles, Sozodont e1ectrifes, Sozodens GRANTEES all
wno Sss j. Sold y all Druggists and pertamsFs
e Paper Hane1nea, Painting, Ca1cimlnlng
and Glazing. at F. E. Rigby's, 50 Randolph street.
jan17es0i-1m.
4 new invoice OF the improved dancing
negroes will be offered at Mobiles Notion and Toy
Hazaat, IT'S Lake street.
P.s.-Belt buckles Just received. fe1-g9ao-at
, 1865-02-03
LOCAL MATTERS.

ment Surgeon Chiropedist, cures Corns, Buttons,
club and ingrowing nails, at IL. s. Clark street.
feH-htlTf.1t- '0'
, 1865-02-03

OLD LADIES' HozE.-The regular monthly
meeting Of the board Of managers Of t1e Old La
dies Homo VAS held at the rooms Of the Young
Mems Christian Association yesterday afternoon,
Mr., B. ". Raymond IN the chair, The meeting
was opened with prayer BY A. Il. Campbell,
Secretary. e''
a comHun!ca.lon was rcd from A. II. Blackall.
him " 9Ts: ann b9rgeti lad been returned to
him. and That be desired to re-donnte tie nsne IN
tle Home. The contribution comprised sl0
On motion, the Secretary was authorized to re-
-3enyly obtained by Nrs. Burettt, A@""u:
Rev. ". Il. Ryder etated that be feared he Ind
, 1865-02-03

pERsoEA1--Mai. Gen. John Pope, Brig. Gen.
Smith, Lcut. Col. Fred. Meyers, and capt. r.
Taylor arc at fhe fremont House.
Maj. Gen. Thomas ". Esan and Capt Il. r.
Franklin. dcCamp, are at the Sherman
, 1865-02-03
GdanteD===5ubstitutes.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Re-
w cruirs ara wanted 'or the new re. .tmeuts
Quotas OF Ward' and county towns 1led ~. OF
tTo }ea1a - rtasanhhle fstes. l3AAC X Hlr q
CO.. 40. Gil CLARK street fe1-A13 tN
, 1865-02-03

LEcTCEEs TO YouHG AES.-Rev. II. D. Eltchcl.
D. D., pastor Of Plymouth Congregational Church,
in answcr to a communication signed by u large
number Of young ncn in his congregation, has
consented to deliver series Of Sabbath eyeulur,
discourscs especially addressed to young N, q,
The first Of the series Will be livered next Sab
hath evening, at the new 1nnsic hall OF Smith s.
Nixon. at II o'clock. a cordial invitation is cx-
tended to all who desire to atteud.
, 1865-02-03

TOR SALE-Shecp-For Sale,
I $50 grade SrAnish sheep oI q superior qu.ity
and In ea sonaou, shout G e es and balance
yet ep Fur partlcu ats apply to thv ersl. n st
shenos. Mclean e@AntT II. where the s1eep may be
fe1.rQ.H -
, 1865-02-03

RAN.-1hcrc nrc portions Of the globe who.e
HviEtcr is known IS t'the rainy seasou," :" Chicago
Goes not buloac to TINT list. The little sprinkliue
Of saln which fell yesterday was the frst that has
visited US for about three months, and wo have
.haa hut small I1oalcum OF snow, The winter in
Chicago hiss been rery dry ONE.
, 1865-02-03

CoEREc1toN.-Mr. A. Pick wishes ms to say that
he has not owned or occupied the store, No. SO
West Randolph street. since May 1ast, and could
therefore have no possible motive for the de-.
ettutt1on Of the property by fire. Tie coods.
valued 0t fd 900. were not injured. There Wns q
nominal policy Of insurance for $ 900 standlny In
Mf, Pick e namc, hut il Tna invalid thfpugh non.
payment Of tie premium.
, 1865-02-03

" AETED-V Volunteers! We
" want volunteer- .ar both Army al Savy. to
row Tor the savy; p:n 60 40 sub. itus.s to get
hstrh treatment Go lie LEN, Us Fo.UyTxKss. We
are paying 81 LAEGA honnt!es as nr Ia The clly
Cesh paid as 9. on ae mustered MARsHALL& l. GIBBS,
134 south Char. street. R:om No. g urstatrs, next
door tc the Provost Marshal. +. o. BOZ sos.