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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-20
Cincinnati Markets.

CIsoIEEArI. May 10.
FLOUR-Dull; supernne "a, though not Of
fered freely at this rate.
MHEAT-Fair demand fsr Red at 80.
C0RN-Unchanged.
0ATS-Quiet at as.
BARLEY-IrrsgulAr aud rather lower, with an
increased pressure TO sell.
MHIsKY-Dull; could have been bought At
2 "a, but OF was ths best o1er made
PoRk-Mess Pork higher; closing At "a 80 /;
demand but moderate.
CUT MEATs-HaIdiy anything doing In Cot
Meats.
LARD-Nnl hing hninn
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-20
From California

san FRANCISCO, May l8-Arrests
have been made, for treason, Of brawlers
and those who rejoiced over the assassin
alton.
JEFF. Davis was hung in efigy this
morning by loyal men. The figure ap-
peared in woman's dress, but with men 9
boots in plain sight
The California branch Of the Sanitary
Commission have RENTED to New York
BY telegraph $l4, 900 in gold.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-20
To Steamboat Men.

We hope steamboat men will bear in
mind that the Journal Company is pre-
pared to do all kinds of steamboat
printing, ruling and binding in manner
seldom equalled and never surpassed.
Leave your orders, gentlemen, and we
guarantee satisfaction.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-20
New FORA Markets.

NEW YoaK, May la
CoTT0E-2c bsttsr at 5495sc for MiddIisg
FLGUR-DHll and 90 over at l5a6 30 for
extra State, ss97 10 for extra Kound Hoop
closirR dull
wHfsKY-Dul aud lower at O4@2 o5 for
Western. =
wHEAT-DuII and dropping 80 for No NIL.
wauke Club, aad Il IS for W. inter- Red Wsstsrn
kYE-Dull aud nominal
CoRN-Dscidedly hrmer at 5s972c for ne y
mixed Western, Toe 70 choice do, TO03eSc for a "
western yellow, 82Gs6e for old naked Western,
and 76c for New Orleans yellow.
OAr5-More active and 2B3e better AZ ss@53c
for Western.
COFFEE-Quiet and steady
suGAR-Quieti cuba Muscovado l0@l25se.
M0LAssES-Duii.
WO0L-Dnl
PETRoLEUM-Eull and heavy at CSC for
Crude, 4s949c for Refined In bond, and 6sta70e
for do free.
PoRK-Firmera and more active NJ Il e0023 rs
for new Mess, closing at u 50 cash n 500921 70
for '6S and "a do, cash and n 26@N 90 cash and
regular way, closing At q rs cash; q 5092l rs
for Prime and 10 0o920 90 for prime Mess.
BREF-Heavy. Beef Hams nrmer az rs o0@
CUT MEATS-Hsavy And dseiIning; I3aI31<e
for shoulders and I69ls< for Hams,
BAC0N-DulI At I5s for CUMBERLAND Cut, 49,
gl4s4c for short clsar, and l45&gl5e tor Long
Cut Hams.
LARD-Heavy nj I5also.
BUTrER-Dull and heay at 14s3qle for Ohio
aud 2o93sc for State
CHEEsE-DuIl ut 2l9a0c.
MoHET-Easy and demand mode rats at per
CO 1t.
SoLD-A shade nrusr; opsnlng at IsOsz and
GOVT sTooKs-Hsavy; Q. $. 8. 'es coupons,
l0s2s; % $40, coupons, l0e1<; do. new issne.
1855.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-20
SPECIAL NOTICE.
A True Story.
DEDICATED TO rHr srcK.

DEDICATED TO rHE sIcK.
There d+slt Ia the swamps a pale, bilious me-
His muscles were strsrgthIess, his bloc It was
chill;
And the wife Of his bosom belieAsd, in her pani-,
The husband che worshippei was hopslessly iIl
Seeking daily for help. in her wifeiy devotion,
All vAinly she tried pill and powder and potion
Till At last, when prey grief widest emotion,
OF HOsTETTER's BITTERs she heard from
friend.
She purchased the cordial. half hoping. half
iearing,
prayer on her lip and a tear 10 her eye;
And taking his haEas, With words kindly and
cheering,
Besought him the tonic her sake to try.
As he drank q new life through his system sesmed
stealing.
Zach following did It's mission Of healing,
Until, stsong In health aud most grateful Ia
feeling,
He told the true story " here twined into song
1t 10 also proper to that the Bitters are sold
exclusively IN glass. and never under any eircum-
stances by the gallon or bsrlsl. Impostors aud
imitatOrs are abroad, and the only safeguard the
public has against them 10 TO that the Bittsrs
they buy bear the engraved label and note Of
hand Of Messrs. Hoatettsr q Smith, and the Gov
eminent stamp over the cork Of the bottl@-
Wives, Mothers and sisters, whose Husbands
Sons and Brothers are serving in the army, can
net put into their knapsaek a more necessary or
vAluAois gift than few boxes CT HoLLOwAY's
PILLS AND OINTMENT. They insure health
even under he exposures Of = soldiers life. Try
them and be satisfied. II the reader Of this
"notics " ofnnot get boz Of Pills or 0intmsnt
from the Drug Store in his place, let him write to
me, 90 Maiden Lane, enclosing the amount, and !
viii mail box free Of expense. Many dealers
will not keep my medicines hand because they
cannot make rs much profit "a on other persons
make IS cents, So cents, and 81 30 per box or
pot. Soldiers, supply yourselves. a27-Iw
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-20

BALTIMORE, May l9.-The american
has special from Annapolis, an.
nouneing the arrival OF a transport from
FerDandina, Florida, bringing 80 rebel
officers, including Colonel Breckenridge,
who is very indignant at not being per
mitted to land.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-20
New Work cold nnrknt.

New YoRK, May 19.-There is a fair
movement in Gold for export. Prices
continue steady at about yesterday q
closing figures.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-20

WAsHIEGTos, May I9-Both Lieut.
Gen. Grant and Gen. Meade have testi-
fed TO the efficiency of Mr.. Stanton's
management of the War Department,
the former saying Mr. Stanton had never
interfered with his duties; never dictated
a course of campaign, but had always
heartily co-opersted with him.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-20

~ L w ~ kIR II
1905 - 1900.
Ths GrsAtsst InvsntiOn Of ths AgsIn
HOOP SKIRTS.

J. W. BRADLKrs Nsw Patent DUPLEX
ELLlPTTC Tor donbls| SPRING SKIRT.
WEST, BRADLEY CARY, nats J. l. q o. J..
VEST, SOLE PR0PRlET0RS AND MAUFAC.
TUkERs, ~ Ch&mbsrs. and - aud 81 Raads
THIS TNvKETION eousssts Of papl.x for
twol Elliptic Steel springss ingsniously braided
tightly and nrmly too Ether, edge to edge, making
the toughest, most nexibis, elastic AEd durable
Spring ever ussd. They nsi6om bead or break,
hks the siugls SPRING. and consequently preserve
their Rerses and bsautifnl shaps fWtes - loug -
The wobdsrful nsxibfIity aud great comfort and
pleasure % any LADY wearing the Duplsx Elliptic
Skirt, win be experienced particularly n AL
crowded assemblies, Opera, Carriages. kaiirosd
and House Dress, - the skirt can be folded when
IN nse . occupy AsDsii piaess - sA~tly ~ silk
musIin dress ~
A lady having snIsysd the plsnsurs, comfort
and eoussnisncs q ~sarinz the Duplex IlIiptie
Steel Spring Skirt for single day, will never
never afterwards willingly dispense with their use
For Chfidrsz, Misses and Young Ladies they are
suRsrfor TO all otherH.
qusssi0nably the Lightsst, Most Desirable, Com
fortabis and Economical Skirt ever made
FOB SALE n all nfst-elaes Stores IL this city,
and throughout tia unitsd States and Canada
Havana De Cuba, MEXICO, sOuth America, and tbs
EEoUIRE FOB TIE DUPLEX TLLTPTTc
SKIRT.
Patent Duplex Elliptic Skirt,
COMBINING
elegance, LiEhtness, Comfort and
economy
AID unqnsstionabiy The nost desirable article
J-R. as. A COOLIDGE,
mAs-SA u aa4 Is First Strsst.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-20
NEW York, May l9.-The Tribune

NEw York, May l9.-The Tribune S
special says:
Much excitement is caused in Book
Ign on account of the arrest of car
man for dumping in vacant lot load Of
rags, said to have been imported from
Russia, and which emitted foul stencil.
1t is said number of persons bad been
taken sick with the spotted fever in the
vicinity where the rags we're stored in
New York. On enquiry at the inspect
ors Office it was found that two cases Of
so-called spotted fever were reported, bet
on investigation it was proved that both
cases were erysipelas.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-20
HAIR DYEI HAIR DYRI

HAIR DYEI HAIR DYEI
BatcheIOr's Hair Dye is the best In the
known world. The only true and perfect Dye
-Harmless-IustAntaneous and ReIiabIe-pro-
duces a splendid Black or Natural Brown-reme-
dies the III effects Of bad Dyes, aud frequently
restores the original color Sold b. all Druggists
Ths genuine Is signed, w. A. Bstchelor, 81 Bar.
clay street. New York. Ap26-sm
EpiIeptle Fits can be Cured I-Dr.
Lucknow, having become eminently successful
In curisg this terrible maladv, invites all SINH
larry afflicted, 10 call send for circulars OF rel
erenoes and testimonials OF numerous cases red,
Of nom one TO twenty four years standing He
devotes his attention especially TO diseases Of the
lieits investigation Of his claim 20 public con-
adence. Address all letters to
DIR. b. LUCKNOW,
Care Of p. o. Box 61l6. New York.
sprls,3md&w.
A Physiological View OF MarrtaGeI
Containing nearly 500 pages, and 100 fne plates
and engrayings Of the Anatomy of the Human
Organs in state Of Health and Disease, with a
Treatise on Early Errors, its DeplorAble Conse.
thor's Plan Of TTeatment-the only rational and
successful mode Of cure. IS shown by the report
Of cases treated. truthful adviser TO the mar
ried, and those contemplating marriage, who en-
terrain doubts Of their physical condition. Sent
free Of postage to any address, ON receipt Of rs
cents, Ia stamps or postal currency, by address
ing Dr. La CkOIXs No. 81 Maiden Lane, Albany,
MY.
The anthor may he consulted upon any Of the
diseases upon which his book treats, either per-
soaailv or BY mail and medicines sent 10 any part
Of the world. aprl3, 3md6w.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-20
DRY GOODS.
TO TIE LADIES OF EVANSVILLE AND
VVNTNYTT-


TO TIE LADIES OF EVANSVILLE AND
THE UNDERSIGNED, WOULD RKsRCr.
u = fuIly call the attention Of the ladies' TO ths
1.et that have last returned from New York
vita q full and well selected stock OF Dry Gosds,
consisting q the latest styles Ct
Dress Goods, Brown and Bleaehed
Muslins, Prints, linens. &C., &c,
Also, largo and veil selected supply Of
III = Il = ~ FL II Y 2
CoasistlBg Of
Bonasss 81 sEssy description, Unsxin1nsd.
Hass Or Ladies. Misses, ard InfAats.
A full linz Of Fancy ornAmsnts.
A falI line Of Lsoss-nIusiOn. siIk and Grape.
A full Linz Of Ribbons. which cannot Be beat in
Pries or oaAlity In thu wsst.
lire Of French Flowers nns a. TIE city Of
New xStk assras Alao.
American Flowers. hsndsomsly initiated. at very
low agurss.s
Anything in the way Of Millinery
Done 70 Order in the Best Styles.
s~ MilIiners nom the CITY or Country would
DO wsa - examine tails stock before buying sIse.
where.
WE ARE MANUFACTURING
Cloaks. Bascues, and MaAtillas
And have therefore on hAnd constantly, from the
cheapest ~ tbs very beet Of
Black snk. Fancy and Black clotha. aad
Trinnings for Oaks and Dresses, Il asAry ssyIs
AZ ws don't mIad the trcuhle of aheuang eur
Goods, u will b Of great advshtAge q fhcss Who
come 10 Evansville 20 bay their srstng stock, 60
60 70
b. - - Z NJ.
Nc. Il First Street.
(BetUsen Aain and Locust StreefS)
Ezaminins the staek AMI bear tAs pFiee. for. a. /
bought my Goods uaaer tbs late panic. / eaa sell
cheaper than 81 houss In The city.
b. BAUM.
p s.--Ladlss : sant Of Hair Switches, OF
curis orr Eros.s, can ana supply hafs eon.
NJ hssfa~ss tF.sESet~j 90 satHrssv ss-sm
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-20
HOME INTERESTS.

y HFn 70 PHrstcfAEs.An Jon wish purchase pure
Drugs Medicines. and Chemicals at small adj.
vance on Eastern prices, 90 and examine Es-uxa
wHIrE's stock, whore you will nnd sveag srii.
Gle that IL needed by the profession, and paees
gE which eAnnos Mn to give satisfaction. Their
Store is at No. "a Main street. may4d&wu
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-20
FISCAL.
U. $. l.31 lllA.

The sale q tss hrs. series Of sso6. 90 900 Of IN.
$50 Lean vas eenplsssd "a the st.s Of March.
1855 The sale OF the secOud serss. Of mr.. HIM.
drsd MilliOns. payable three years fssm ,As ls,A
day o. June. 1855. was begun on tha lse or Aprii.
In A. sAors spsos II tLsrs deg, es~r On. B..,-.s
'ii'o-s Il 49, SERIES Aass ~. sslslsavinx .h,.
day lsas than Two Hundred ssiIiona 70 Be- s;.0o..s
Of The interest is payable semi-snnuaiIy IN chr.
rsney, On the 18th Of December aud Issh % yups
~ coupons attached 70 eeeA note, which ar.
reedily eNsasd anywhere. IL amounts TO-
one eenf per day On ESQ note.
Two cents " a. 500 lst
Ten 81 $500 a
40 /" $4,000 a
one deiaAr I" "ssoOo
More and More Desir. Die.
ra' kses'liOn Is suppressed. aaa sAs CIV A.
fasn' has already adopted Measure. % =,
Psndsurss' As rapidly - POs.ibls, to p,.es ,,o,
Ing. thus Withdrawing hon market :. borrOw.,
ami purchaser.
THIS is tbs ONLY LOAN IN NkRWr-
oasrsa % she Governmsnt. and sohsti,s,.. rEx
GREAT POPULAR LOAN or rHx people
The ssysR,ThIriy Notes are eOavsr,isls on ,s,lr
maturity. Al the option u the holder. iu,o
q. s. $40 Six Per Cent.
GOLD BEARING BONDS.
which are alvay. worth premium.
Free from Taxation
The s-so Notes ssnao, h. tss.d 5, Town,
Cities. cOuEtiss sss,ss. and sAs ,n,.,,., 4, no,
taxed less on = sur las. q sAs owner. tn.om.
'z''"dias ala hundred .liArs yo.r. u,, n,,
increases their vslu- rom 90. 20 ,hrv. p.r s..,.
pr aasaa. soOOrii 10 ne r.a. l-,.sd on other
prOpsrsy
Subscribe Quickly.
Les than ssoo.eoO.oOo Of shs Loan authorised
By The last Congress are aew on the marEe, rh,.
-@'1nt. at the rate At which IL Is being ab.or ed.
viii al be subscribed Zoe within two months.
~A'a she Botsa wnl undoubtedly command 9 pr,-
@iu#' - has uniformly BEN tho casa on olO.ips
subscriptions to other Loans. N SOC, ..,-. p,.ss.
- 49, - ee@s'a@Heie anoaaf hsEond he prcaeni
series ''s' d sssrsd 70 sas p,.Slss. .g
In order that citizens Of every town and section
Of the country may b anorlsd henitiss for taking
the Lo~H' the National Banks. state Banks aaa
Private Bankers thFsughoni toe esantry have
sensraiiy agreed 20 reosivs subscriptions At par.
Subscribers wiil select their owh agents. In whom
they hAss eeandsnes, aud Who only are to be
responsible for the delivery Of the notes Tor ~hieh
thsy receive orders.
JAY COOKE.
sussoarrTtos AoKxr, Pksladslphla.
So suascAsrFIoNs WILL M HnonvEp NJ rHH
TIRsT NATIONAL BATK,
EVANSVILLE NATIONAL BANK, and tho
MERoHAHTg NATIONAL BARK. my1i
CIGARS n TORA Crn
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-20
More and More Desir Die.
o. s. $40 Six Per Cent.
GOLD BEARING BONDS.
Free nom Taxation.

The 7-so Notes osnaos b. faxed b Towns.
ti'iss. oOursiss or STATES. and ,As ,n,.,., 4, ~,
taxed a less On sur las Ct the owners insOm.
'n0''dins 'iz husdrsd sliArs yoar rh,, hs,
iasr'asss their wales rom eas 70 ,hrve mar s.,,.
pr aasua. sOOOril 20 ne r... l.,,.s .. o,A.,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-20
Tobacco,
IL E 1 F >

Which we have Selected TO
Manufactu the follow
lowing cands of
TOb eco:
"a Pounds, Br,Eht7 Ounces.
"a I" 7Ounoss
"A Twist. Bright, las.
a sweet, osness
Bright, 40 >.
bright . caddies.
msdIum = CaddIss.
Dark . y Caddton.
"a Pancake, Bright, las.
Bright 40 n iR Caddfes.
Dark 10 y Ia Cadafsa.
Navy, Pounds.
span HoII.
FsiId's Gable Roll.
E1dorado. " M
Rough and Ready.
oa
We viii manufAeiurs All kind ~ Tobacco 10
suit any trzdss THAI may rsosivs orders Tor.
We viii aaEurs this Wholesale trads that ,a can uot
b. underwood 10 the West. We have been en-
We are prepared 70 execute our NOr Ia the neat
est styls aas respectfully soileit ihe sttsnfion
Of dssisrs p cur Tobacco. ~.
Hn
Cigars! GigarsI
We siso eslI n. affsntion Of vh ,lssal. pssis,.
u our trads % examins our large an veil ss.
leeted stock Of Cigars. we have On band mrs
Million o. ciga.s, Which ssrs MANUFACTURED by
Joseph Esndrich Bros, Baifim0rs We viii
oasr this stock Of Cigars AZ Eastern prices.
a.NN
PipesI PipesI
We also have q very iargs stock Of Briar and
Fancy Pipes on hand
hsrehants On want - goods 10 our line ars re-
questsd 70 eail and examine our stock, which fhay
WIN hnd exaansiye asd Cheap.
FactOry---CoF. Water and Locust SIS.
sALEsR0OM:
No. 27 Main Street,
EVANSVILLE, IHDIANA.
r. FENDRIcH g. BROS
W0nT. RArn0Dv
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GIRLS WANTED TO PRESS RUCHES Al
VI ALaA. A.AAN's, SI4t 81, Leag s,h ave,
south side. %
uOOP SKIRIS-lOO HANDS WANTED
"a on woven Gad c''s9 skirts o. y Murray 1t. 1'9
IJANDS WANlED--AT 50 DUANE ST.,
NJ -tlirs 20 make Aor.c blankets Iue Oh shirt
hands please apply 500
HANDS WANTED TO WORK All HOOP
4 fkirts, ~ La. Houston a., 30
HOOP SKIRT MAKERS WANTED--AISO
IL girs " "oIk On se!i-ieedius pi,s-es. Apply 10
B. 4, A, 4, AEi kL- Az DIOadvay, SVr, v slser
Ltnsa1. lag
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A BTiFICIAL FLOWFRS-wANTED An
INeyer c1cei and competent iorevonsn. Appy
a. 80 Walter a. III
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WANlED-A TIN AND SHEET IRON
W worker 10 work at heater work only steady
enpoylnent and the highest wages paid none but
lot Nost l4th It, I8T
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WANTED - EXPERIENCED IRONERS
Broad-sp Isunafy' "a AAppy immediately A. thu
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I00 BAISTERs, FINIsHFRs, BF7TON-

100 BAISTERS, FINIsHrRS, BUTTON-
iODhole kers, operators on Siugci'. iuschiuoA
10 work on custom and chop coat. Apply all no
week NJ 20 Fourth ave. v X. WILLIAMS ~
100 WOVEN SKIRT HANDS WANTED.
lOO Steidv oupo uirYt ald good Nugcp Ap-
ply to NJ CONN, 10 EeWost. 20
100 CLOAK HANDS WANTEp-ALSO
wv operators on tiIuycr Bsfe,'s aud 5iugoi'.
machines. ID. II. BABLOCk q co, % Chsiuhers
st!cIt. .Cs
100 COTTON WEAVERS AND Spinners'
wv males aud iemAi.s, married or uuma.-ie l.
wgntrd for Of thu largest uils. The hlyhe5t
uN'cs paid and ste uiy employment; fare paid ~
oui'c OF ". COHNEEl hINDENLANt, IS
Greenwich Il, ~
6DO HANDS WANTED ON BEAD TRIM,
cOOuing, At No. l'7 tat 35th H. near "a .y. Ia
1000 MALE AND FEMALE COTTON
lOoO weayers and gpinuers wanted t9r Ns,.
s,9ehm9eis, Rhoao Island, Connecticut aud Scv
HAMPSHIRE start ttOln tho Cotton, WOJ.cn r.i
i;inyH E'nJHoiment bureau, whitehall st. JOIiN
" ELPLH Agent 20
1000 MALE AND FEMALE WOOLLlE
wv and cotton and linen pr,yvr., wet AZ
tpIIncls esn,ci; Fer IA. tAsr particulars ingulls ~
.S Cotlun NoOllen C.f L,nen rmplO meGI buft.uL
~ a-ssAl.4 " JULIA REItLi, A.saL 81
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\JANTED-GoOD SEWERS TO WORK
w on fur trimmed hoods. Apply 81 white at S9i
WANTED-BOYS AND GIRLS TO Work
w on braiding machines, TO cover hoop skirt wire
Apply TO w. COIN, ia West 2Ith 1t. 2qb
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w mandatory, . lev hrst-rate hands Those
accustomed TO make brses chandelier throuahout
Al.o several experienced fers. Perm anent situa-
ton. and good ~sscs. Apply to COX BROTHERs,
COG DtoedWay, cor 4th ~. RAJ
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WANTED-3 HAND LOOM WEAvERS
w and .pinnors to work In a country factory nbou,
q, miles from he City. For particulars apply 10
bfohu ", y. Y. 200
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WANTED.

ARTIFICIAL FLOWER MAKERS Wanted
At 3sS Bruadvnv Good paw and steady worn all
the ycsr round. Alec smart ctrsnd boy. All
a WONDERFUL RUSH FOR MALE AND
-. nn'em'jo bob at J wELPLE('s Office 5 White.
giiis also eoachncn gardeners, poTtes and farm
bands. Those lately landed employed Immediately.
IN ,fce We can recommend. 10
A BTIrICIAL FLOwFRS-wANTFD An
INeyer c1cei and competent iorevomsn. Apply
A ETHICAL TLOWEHS-wANTED. 100
Isn' he A. fTg %, Ken T.-'r'' and good
4 Ill RESPECTABLE HELP, MALI AND
"A em,le. o. difc ent usous, fetl.iux GOOD ,i,u-
no. with. o. de.-'. IA tan su ~ apply At
efce ia 'Ar -Itci S.l,cs. y. u. We can t,clrn-
p.e.a b. ~ teuaHl". 81
A GIRL WANTED To no THE COOKING
r. ercr lou., ..h OF o. p Ivtir tulu.. .oo'
! u' n"s' COW 20 g. hcochti's church. o., Toe
hg..hts and near fulton .cr,. 4iJ
a NICE SITUATION AND GOOD WAGES.
bor'c~ois' aud one neat ANAL eir ~ taAe care "
sh..flu. s9l
j SITUATION wANTFD-DY NYOUNG
rriE,. ia ct, TO 20 ". sefN.LiNE'' ''' I4NN
4 BAKER wANIlD--A THIRD HAND
~. On e''' aa ar. '2 "}g aud Bedford ,l'o.'
- LtN' E'i ABLE .'l .1 MAN WANTS
~ -or, ',io,,,I ,.u or .il,, ia NE
J. .TTW4 ART
.,,,,. ,,,-tt,,, ., a, y,.-,.,, .,,. ,,..... 49,.
y N..f NNthi ~ Nt-1s W Al LAT
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WANTED-3 OPERATORS ON Singers
80. mcclure, to make fine oyercoatE sl2 to 10
week 100 Fast an o. 300
, 1865-01-27

Meeting Last EvenfnE-Draft Assoc1u.
lions and Snbatitutes-NaTal Enlist
mGNI&s

Pursuant to notice, q DRAFT meeting from the
va1aous Wards was held last evening in the Supe-
11or Court Room, TO devise means for providing
against the impending draft.
after which the. delegates cid m Informal dis
cussion on sending aelcga' on tc Washington.
c. Wicker read a lettcri om A tjutant General
m 70 fa bees sen to$ sat
in whick j. ahall be raised The eteF states: II
may as well add that we entertain but little hope
favor Of your draft associations"
Several gentlemen were In favor Of sending a
delegate TO Washington to Try and induce the Pro.
tionsj sub-disuicts, and when the quotas Of such
associations shall be filed, they shall 5Yezcmpt
'9 Gthers m SPOKE asaist the feasibility Of such
plan, a. 1t might produce dikcord; cluts might
arlBe tnside OF clubs. and Bmal associations might
be formed. In auch Cases the plan would be use
less, and would got meet the appreciation oi the
Mr. Wicker stated that The plsn would drive all
the residents Of the Wards into the various Draf
Associations.
on motion, II was resolved that 4 delegate be In
structed to 20 to Washington.
Messrr. G towns, weIer, Turner, @ T DondeId and Il 4
| G. Miller was appointed to select such delegate
and draw up 2 plan and areu1nentto be laid before
| On motion Of Mr. Wicker, tho Chair was addct
nj. cowles. Of the First ward, stated that Nes
means Of 4o 600 men thatwe enlisted at the al
| rendezvous In New York. The speaker thot:at
thata large number Of the 1000 men cnisteA ut
only received Z. .0oo men, might be credited 70 this
| city on the same plan.
1aotheI gentleman stated tbs. If Chicago could
get the enlfstments at the Naval Rcndczyjus cred.
tied in the same manner as they wcra treditet al
New York this district would be exempt from the
4 A.