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, 1865-01-26

WooD's MCsECA-"The Romance of Poor
Young Mau," dramntized from Octave Femtllet's
charming story by ]. Lester Wailack, is having q
successful run this week at Woods. The story Is
fatnilinr to many from its exquisite portr.itures
and pictures Of life, and forthe decided vein Of
moTa!iiy Which runs through it. thereby differing
essentially from the freedom of style and, too ui
ten, the coatfencss which persade noyeletks Of
ihs m9de5n :: F French en- school The characters
traits, and Jet the unity Is admirably preserved.
dhczc is but little Incident and yet inc theme Is
never tirceome. The artistic manner in which The
dcnonerntnt is concealed, the Hfe-lfkc touches Of
character, the flashes Of wit, and the smoothly
flowing and brilliant conversation, coupled With
an elegance and refinement Of drawing, keep the
logue to the final fail Of the curtain. Wallack's
transcription is very careful and fathful as might
lave been expected from the fact hat the original
transcriber had little to do but to Gull the choicest
parts without inte1uphng the thread Of the story.
as have rarely sesn paE better east Or pro
in cxacr keeping with the morale Of the story, and
oil the parts kept within the requirements Of
the roles. There IL an atmosphere Of refinement
.ation which NOT only renders It very natural, but
uncxceptionable to the most fastidtous. Aiken
{Alanuel). Bradley {Dr. Desmcrtcs} McManus tDe
sT t1ie. Heiouin @ and Ne uibt a a an.
ireyl, carry of the honors, but the secondary
Paris are deserving OF praise also. Bradley has
The 6hametcoulc faculty Of suittng himself to any,
,Riclurd, and therefore made live Doctor out or
his character, and a genuine Gallic o1e at that
Aiken as Manuel, the 6erp Of the piece. was admf-
rahle and In oil the phases OF his character cynccd
i most thorough conception By an easy, grac..
1ul and never over done rendition. Hlsl ying leap
1rsm the Elm towcr-a leap from the files, II not
to Randolph street at least below the stage floor
created . decided furorc, and gained for himself
and Mrs. Perrin, who-snpports him, call before
the c1rtain. THIS IS really the only incident Of
the play, and fs very effective. McM1nus' role
was well filed. Miss HoWard's Governees, nany-
thing, thrown too much on q i,2r with her en-
pioyers, and Jennie Hight's dfsc0nso1ate widow
strongly marked piece Of action. For the COM
plete ecstacy OF ETitf for youthful rctrospects,
delicious gushing and the most enticing weeping
weeping that would do the most plastic Of school
sir1s Eood-commend rs to Jenny Hight.
We hope no lover OF the drama will fail to sec
~ The Romance" It's cast ls az complete as II
written for the performers, and Femilet 1imself |
could hardly have asked Tor better rendition or
, 1865-01-26

New Jersey Legislature.
TRESroS. y. i. Jan. s5-Tlie uouse spent ibe
Whole day IN trying to organize. The Democrats
ptesSate9 any question from coming up that con
, 1865-01-26
" ARIETY THEATRE,
Eoa Tx and 1T rRas -,

- Eoa- lis and III Dearborn it.eet
r. S14a2w fiIo2teto1 ana s!.EaEtl.
Next Monday evening, Jsn+ =, entire ue = company
". Warren ESrdwel,. MI ]: 5. Edwards, III. H. "
EaEAn, II. Q ~ Blaze, sir. wlLlau Allen. ME j. g..
Mammoth Company now engaged. which viii maze
one Of largett companies ever at anF
states Immense success Of Mrs. Marietta Ravei, j.
w McAndIrws md Ar Dan Holt. Dooya ooep at G:ti
, 1865-01-26
LOCAL MATTERS.

Ihe London Tlmes-Inveshgstes sewing
machines and writes and endorses an AmericeS
Tsaf ajtein neg Il to he families Of
WHEELER 4 WILSON Machine. .ASt ,shica 1fbe is he
ONE 6EsT CALCULATED FOR HOUSEHOLD woRK
HsnK Takss TIE = Iock srrcu BY means Of ROTATING
GEO. r. CHITTENDEy + Kooy.
General Agents for the States Of Illinois. Wis
eonssn, Iowa. Minnesota and North Indiana Sales-
roon and Office, lug Lake street. ia1i-e;ai.sit
Soon 70 be Issued Dr.. James Of Chicago,
VII y, s9en 1s1nas, Issue boos e1 the Etnsrtai.
ruaV s6 R,inaoa street are
the & untry seeking relief ftom the misery email
Cd fs1m contagious venereas disorders, such as
ofp!iyato diseases: lis reputation IS WorldtWide.
and bis testimonials are numerous from t6e hfsh.
est medical authority and from the press rs to 6is
al is nom the pen Of c. n. Hollis. Esq, editor
and proprietor OF the Cedar Tallev I5mee Of
'an9m1ry my 12th. 1865 Cedar Rapids Iowa. Read Il:
"sdvcrtisement Of Dr.. James, OF Chicago, has a.
"seuFss sSs seer i Dr James made specially oI
" ior ffice years in New Orleans before % he cams
"he -. has been IN Chicago he has done large
"cia1s: p Jordan, q Cincinnati, says Of hlm:
tlcc, do not Know his superior. # Ills is edRnsl
"Wo are nereoneifr nrnrain,ca Trtth rs IIAan. Ia.
and can testify that be Is an accomplished gente-
fhe mnst cerhritr ~ snv nna tn liz 1d,, ~ na.
s1tica In Chicaeo. and Sc niht Wfi, trn, az ~
1ny one In the westn
Jnnoes' nfilcc and nar,ara "a Rsn;,e1n ..~t ut'
Ten separate rooms and III consnita,ionp conGSen.
1an&o'goa4-n
e-p,no, u.,.,--. o-,-,,.
III 3,,a.p Taper Hsng1n6s. taini,ns. ~ Calflminine
3anltesa'ln'
:. Hcllef.-you arc troubled with bad breath
scarcely know what means to adopt. We viii teil
you. Csc the Fragrant Sozodont! It will cleanse
and beautjfy your teeth, and leave your hre,tn
jasi-gsses. .st7u.1n,s
-------
1sa South CLARK street, where all who arc afflicted
Wlth NoFnss Runfons or any disease Of the
feet, can have them successfully treated without
paln or bleeding Satisfaction given IN all cases.
,....--. - -
,ror9S.s 1T, !, a. trust
onrS n1 9an "a Il has peen that ieas.
isS sSf S'Is snss f.
It Is eeaay we f5sy{
A.,hs otRes Sas ea4e and
Ma'calulnsss VA ee onsefseu and ail exciting canses
ali, noax a. Hga.so " lney atlsc, IL 10 IN 1nst
t vag..s ElpeetoF0h! exercises us
nt n.ont.a1 e. SAEss, r. ah4 AIs PToouceo INC lafg-
ee. ltoPg1uo4 VI lss cures. bes1des promptly re-
moving Coughs and Colds, which, when LETT to
themselves, are the most common Causes OF tub-
ercnlons development, this standard remedy ali1ys
any Inflammation which may exist, and By pronot-
Ing easy e1peetoration, cleanses the lungs Of the
substances which clog them up and which rapidly
destroy when suffered to remain Sold cvery-
where. jsy2l.g2sf f73tTu.1H&sA.
-:
Dr.'Markss SYpl.tlItfc Cure Ia pleasant
speedy and radical ctre for Syphilis in it, primary
secondary md tertiary s1aecs For tulI Dartirn,
, 1865-01-26

PHILADELPHIA Market.
PHILADELPHIA, Wedncadar, Jan. Is.
FIoUR-yery dull. No quotab1e change 10 prtces
GEA&x-Wheat arm. Waite $1,9Q2aa5 Corn nr:n
New ,. lloT $l.7D Oats e2c.
aoTrnS-Dtcning. Mtdta.nss Ssa9oc
? &c. 1890 f '1e'
, 1865-01-26

nr. Clements now permanently located at
1sa South CLARK street. where ali who arc aHjicted
With Cornxs Bunions or any disease OF tho
feet, can have them successfully treated without
PAIN q bleeding. Satisfaction given IN nil cases
, 1865-01-26
H Paper Hang1nEe, Painting, Ca1ciminfnp
ard G!aziag, at F. T. Rigby's, 50 Randolph street.

Rcllef.-you arc troubled with bad breath
II nnnoys your friends and acquaiutanccs, Us we'll
as yourself You would like 10 get lid Of 1t, but
scarcely know what means to adopt We Will tell
you. Csc the Fragrant Sozodont! It viii cleanse
and beautjfy your teeth, and Icave your breath
pure and sweet. Sold by druggists.
, 1865-01-26
Gbifaoo Qribn1re.
THURSDAY. JANUARY %. 1865,
THE CITY,

PEnsokAL--Hon. James F. Joy, OF Detroit, ts
in the city and stopping at the fremont uoase.
, 1865-01-26

WANTED Agents ~t8l25 per
aclsf5 sls Family Sewing aehine ~ oTLT ~ FIlee
haacr, ,Whec:e! wilson, Howe, Singer 4 Co, ana
gseae!GsI i salary md e1penss1. 0. large eommit-
thAn forty do1asa each ara inft1naenert3, ana ne
seller and uaex Liable Illustrated clrcnlara sent 1xIz
I'm
, 1865-01-26

The annual meeting Of the Home 70. the Friend.
less IVES held yesterday at the rooms OF the Young
Mems Christian Association, Rev. E. II. Boring.
Financial Agent OF the Home, in the char
me Ansron Mrs. Wight, presented her annual
report states that the whole number Of per
sons received AZ the Home during the year was 40
children and 81 adults-total, GG7. Tic nationsli-
nes OF the relieved are as follows: American, 195
hisesn KEEP ,sg; Il German; # ze Enslsh Scotch
eommeneement Of the year just closed there were
IN The inslitoton GO persons, which, added to the
Ram,s5ions ha1 d91!nE he yeaE ske the whole
year 1863. The aimieslons for the gear 1851 ex-
ceed those Of 1868 By 3a3. During the year 121
ch1ldsen have been adopted into families where
deathe At the Home during the ycar number io.
-Four children have run nway from the tnetitution.
two been taken away without 1esre, and one lost
friends who have become able topro7ide tot Them.
In the Home F3shoT.
The report Of The Treasurer, Y. B. KIddcr, Esq,
lowtng facts:
Balance On hand Jan. 5h, 1854 ea3o;6
Received during the year, eash........... 8sl9.M
Expended during the ycar. ,s8ssa12
Balance on hand, Jan. 4th, 1865....-..-.. 1,G96G5
a1s seoEs shes only ths sab receipts during
Wight reported don-tions Of clothing, fruit, food
TeEetaDlce, &C.. to the amount of nearly $tO0l
naktng tie en- ire receipts Of the Institution,
rom all sources over $ta 900. The report was &C.
eRted and ordered printed in the 4eifor.
The report on the sanitary condition Of the
lone wae presented by Mrs. Wight. The number
y deaths during the ycar were 19, As follows:
y consumption, !: small poE, /; infantifc diar.
hea. Z; measles, Q; debility. !; all other dis.
ases, 5: The report pays high compliment to
}r. J. u. Walker the attending physician Tor the
caselefs care he has bestowed upon the little
rails, md the SUCCESS which has attended his
shore,
The committee on the Home T3sifor reported
be circulation Of rhnt ehect as about a010 most Of
Fhicf 60 to paying subscribers. The COMMITTEES
oppressed strong desire that the paper be sus-
aimed, as 1t WEE considered an important auxiliary
drawing attention to. md awakening an interest
I the Home.
On notion, Mrs. J. N Banks, Of the Clsrk street
l. F Church was elected manager In place Of Mrs |
G. Hamiltou, resigned. Mrs Hills was also |
hoscn manager, vice Mrs. Willard, rcs1gned. /
rs. NJ. B. Smith, OF the First Baptist Church, and
lts. Kenyon, Of the Berean Baptist Church, were 4
On motion, The Board Of Directors were in
rncted to take such action az they may deem ex-
cdient and proper in reference to the proposed |
nendmcnts to the charter OF the Home.
The meeting then adjourned.
, 1865-01-26
m A Il II he d.
d I E ID

n BataY:a: January 9Th. hy the Rev. Geo C, Pa,
rlaxes 3 CHARLES ". EHUMNAI and Mrs. MARY
, 1865-01-26

in th,g sisy. Ja2 18th, q scarlet fever. CHARLEY
LlNtOLa Ssia ia. b:'t Tear1. month ami II DAYS
only teE Of Wil.m ard Msry smith. go
tpne5a! trem & thetr rs.tdenee iaS Madison street.
10 attend without ,lIrther notice.
EDE Roche1'ert Z. 1npeIs rlea SC CODY.
, 1865-01-26
To The Ladfe&-of Oh fca.o.

The Young Mems Christan Association hare
ocen endea. orang for some time to benefit the
Mats1he Es!s OF is city, by providing them with
euatap.e boarding placcs at reduced rates. The
Raao ior board hy this c'a.s Of persons range from
~ oenE aa,es peihg Strangers, and without friends
p,easanit nomes at rates proportlsnate to theft
wagsf henSs an;s 9.ca those
tsIa ~ 1inR,1, i!S s a1seousa:ng answer is ave
ladies' o. Chicago, hayc not victims cnourh fsilen
in, cur city, W. War dhd various xicisdtudes have have
ron in homes Of love, and thrust tem here itS-
out friends and alone, 70 support and protcet
themselves The hfll Of din1cufty IL steep, oftsn
or young men-h ow much kore 10 for lie tinaid
, 1865-01-26
auctlnll 5alGs,

WIN. A. BUFFERS s. CO.,
AUCTlOSKER3,
: sslesrooms In Portland Block.
MOI ls. 16 AND IN DEARBORN aTRAKr,
ae94tS2.Upthp ~.-f
, 1865-01-26

BrnGLAHr.-Thc house Of Mrs, II, D, KENYON.
No. 1Gs Taylur street, was entered by burglars on
Tue.day, and money and yuluablcs taken to the
4mnnnf nj E,f41
, 1865-01-26
U0 Rr1lt.

ITO RENT-One suite Of offices
Il in Fullerton : Block. ~ Dearborn street, second
hoor. lnquiIe at Room No. or 9. ja11 .5f5 Ii
TO RENT-By a family leaving
a.! he ei!y new home, veil located. On the North
Side, cast of CLARK street. TIL May 1855, Farntnre
feE ssie E;th Lease Address N, P. q. Box 3716
, 1865-01-26

IT. LeutA A11rket>
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunc.]
81. LoC1s. Wednesday Evening. jan Is
lonAcco-Green and damaged lugs, SGI0a7.5o; fac
, 1865-01-26

FOR SALE-Ata a great bargain,
wlthtwo run Of Rurs. ;ocated In Ancen4 Livlnzstoa
Comfy IL: all in sooi orier: also attached to ht
tame, building ard machinery for N manufacturing
linse. on which VI be sold with the FIGURING Mill,
ncetised; Add ess D. McEEAN, Anccna Lts1ngston
County, Ill, - pur
, 1865-01-26

GEAc, cnosnr, AND Oun OrEnA HousE.-We
clip The following very complimentary notice from
sl'c New York E'cening Ioss:
*'1h,s manager. who has Of late hcen vcry quiet,
tor ,hc spring md eqrly summer, aiax Marctzek:s
tntirc company, with which he will proceed to
open thc new opera house in Ghicago, The 17th Of
Arril-EastSr manipulating been decided upon
1his chicaso OPEN house was bai1t by Nr.
Crosby. yoar.g Mec@nas of that CRY, who has
r!rc Of popular beverage moi in use among those
whc are dtyuied to total abstinence. Ah0ut half
million Of tic dollars thus acquired Mr. Crosby
e tn ef' II sons % co sapidis 81 his
CITY, imported The banginss and decorations; and
VIC exterio; Of the building reminds one Of the
e to 81 ,he daa ilS ss
aFa1ts who s; naye The henor Of opening the chica
Sass,mliani Tamafo, Beil.n, sasinI and Wein.
lich-will appcar IN Don sebasiian aud .Fra
Dla' olo' Tie season will last six weeks, and
will give to the WcstcrnerB the heat e.,er1ren nj
grand Italian opera get vouchsafed to then, )"
RAISING THE WND.-A new dodge has been IN.
vented utly for the purpose OF obtsinins money
from i oolt. The 1o'iowingis the copy Of letter
fonr Of which addressed to different parties, have
been handed TO ua:
Mr.--On the ed Of last month goa In chi.
c1Eo md Just rs ! was leaving for homc fonnd y |
package containins line gold wAtch fnc set ar |
jrwelry ench as ladies' wear. have no rhsnee ~ 1
seeing Chicaeo papcrs here so don't know II II |
was advertised. neibo,r came in last night and |
i'll looking at II he faw your name wrote in ncnrf1
uu the inside Of the paper. NUw Mr-f nm
poor man and 1t troubles me to have such fne
things In my house that don't belong to me- ffhcv
IRE yours. you can have them sent to you in any
vny you HAY direct ! am going out Of town 10 !
work next tuesday and would like you to write be-
fore then II they arc yours.
JoNE L. JONES.
My old woman bids me say that she wants new
bonnet and II you choose to send her a trl1e by |
way Of n reward to get one she Will not he mnd.
We have had these letters in our possession
s"c dsSt, hut proposed to Keep them till the fcl-
low could be arrested. He waa caught yesterday
III Milwaukee. and proves to be a man named
Wood" well known 10 the Chicago police. ltts |
however probable that he cannot be punished as he
deserves; ten TO one he will escape through a
tcchuicality-nn old name for a very vida door
way.
, 1865-01-26

neutrality-suspicious.
w a.euts IN every county IN the Northwest TO In
Eoduse the io!ou Ing popular work.: Httor, OF tho
Il 6s!hon b. Rev. j. s. C. Abbott Lie Of WnshuKtou,
b. hen. J: T. H.ady. and other new and popular
EtEks Business permanent-comnissi:n itbe1sl.
For terms Cell or address O. F. GIBBS 1.}4 soIth
CaEk st Chicago, Ill, p. q, Tox 3OS ~ e215r6t
, 1865-01-26

w WANTED-Agents-To sell our
,vs Mas and Charts. vh'eh .re 2oo:ishcd oya
t1t ns and are highly ebelished With pictures. Self
raptdJ At immense profits Also 1o0os Fictule With
"Id wit thout frames. Anpms Fast Selling Books. &C.
30 a day nare be agents. For terms a1dreSs
GvLDEN & SAAiMOSS, No. South CLARK stree.,
chicago n4-E3ao St
, 1865-01-26
.tFD1luD.

EOUND-A Roll of Hair in a
i tma1l box On Madison street. near the bridge,
win name Oh Flip Of nsp. r IN the no1, which rbe
Ing Tor thts afT. rt1s+mcnt IsnsElG3 II
, 1865-01-26

~ Diseases OF the Nervous, seminal. Urinary
and Sexual Systems. New and reliable treatment
-tn reports Of the Howard Association. Sent BY
nail tn sealed letter envelopes free OF charge Ad-
drcss Dr. ]: Skllon Houghton, Howard Assocta-
don. 30: South Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa.
, 1865-01-26

~ AN1ED-A & e n t st 0 d
~ Agents make = 70 80 per day selling the i'm.
proved ratcnt "Star" No-Ch1mney burner, for Ke-
snks San Or ,ge s3d san BE- handled freely without
Agents for thirty cents. cfcu'ass ftse. JAMES Ed
GAR o. Maiden Lane. New York ja13 c-s7 lin
, 1865-01-26

w AN TED Agents -S2I to $28
SIS Sewing Machln. single cr d. uhle thread makins
tle stitch alike on both stats We VIII p,J $15o per
can be n,nde. Fur particulars. address win stump
! CLiFf, P!es1dent Chnmploa sestn9 Machine Co..
Cleveland. Chic. n. D.--fhls machine does rot In
islhce on any sewing machine. talI-g l.st6t
, 1865-01-26

1nE NAVAL HESDExyocs.-TLe office OF Cant.
Aafsy was rc-opcncd yesterday for zccraitinc pos-
pofee, and number OF recruit. we're mustered
into the nrraf service Of the Cnitcd States. The
brokers are usa1n bcssecing the Office as OF old.
t,s,ns to get men enlisted here credited to other
3lc4as!ons practices be stoppedY We are rIsa to
oe nblc ~ chronicle the fact that Capt Harry now
REQUIRES certificate from the Provost MaEebAI OF
his district, before he will credit them there This
vi! give tee brokers some trouble but they viii
tc1 y CIT wits 10 work to ind some way OF cIrcum-
venting the Law. Two or three hundred dollars
or IN soIhe cascs 1ye-on each recruit is a stron.
ulnp'afion 10 unprincipled men. viii not our
elt12"nS enforce the ordinance against these men
pass I'll available one: -
, 1865-01-26

CANT DorG1As CnArEL AND LI8RARY.-The
military hands Of the sth and 18th Y. RtC, num-
berins some forty instruments, wh7se members
have cnaearcd themselves to our citizens by play
nc without compensation for nil charitable soci-
cites, will give a series Of entertainments cmhrn-
cling each evening Of this week and saturday a.
tcrnoon, in Smith g. Nixon's Hail, for the purpose
OF rnifnr funds to furnish the Chapel and Library
1ian ComN1es:on. The attractions Of this evening
will be m1ta enhanced by the delivery OF q lee.
ture by Rev. r. B. Tuttle, the p ,st Chaplain on
the subject" DAILY Life among the rebel prison
crs for three years.'' The entertainment itself
the Object and The persons who take part In 1t,
all call for crowded house.
, 1865-01-26

CHICAGO MERCANTILE BA1TEn1.-This Battery.
which was with General Davidson in his great
raid from Eaton Rouge through Louisiana and
Mississippi to Tascapoula, has returned from
Pascasonla to Baton Rouge by water, where pre-
Their friends will he pleased to learn that letters
under date Of November 26, have beon received
from Captain White md Leuteuaut Cone. prison.
ers Of war at Camp Ford, Tyler, Texaa. The FOL-
lowing members Of the hattery are with them:
Day, brant uau.ett. Brncket. Ieumsey, Mum,
Mccoy, rr1tchard, Arnold. Parker. Hall, Bur.
dick. Bell, Green. Forbes, Luckey, Mann, and all
are well. Feter has died.
, 1865-01-26

Acc1DEsT.-on Tuesday night young man
named q. ". Bowen, employed As clerk il the
Port Office. fell upor the side walk on the corner
OF Adams and Clark streets, sustaining a fracture
OF the Leg.
, 1865-01-26

DR.. arkss Syplltl1tIc Cure Ia pleasant,
speedy and radical cure for Syphilis In it, primary
secondary and tertiary stages. For tull particu.
lars read the advertisement OF this medicine in an
other column Of this paper, or call at DR. Easter
lys Office. No %, Madison street. near the Post
Office. and get treatise on Sexual Diseases to be
had giaus. ians6s626-1t
, 1865-01-26

EVERY HAlF HouR.-We are requested to etate
that the rars Of the State street railway will run
through to the terminus OF the road, beyond
Camp Douglas, every half hous, until midnsght,to.
night, to accommodate those wishing to attend
the Fitst Baptist Church sociablc.
, 1865-01-26
.ANTED-Aoents-Alale or f

@ .nd e,1sn. to iasissaes ae 9os, voaaeIsa'
and successful Git Enterprise the age. W11chc1
itcc to sTery agent silvEr Ice Pitchers,
*l5 10 $50 per day msd- easy. Adtress c. NJ UUNN
Gu ISL Scpfh Clark street. Chicago, 1Hst g3;411f
, 1865-01-26

FOR sALE-A good second
- hsnd BOILER, ahcnt 5o.hcrse mower no., N rsa
e; +; HHS,ha1D. 320 and 32S North Water Street
FOR SALE.-Hotcl for Sale, The
q, w w!nIaisnIe stock and lense Of the B1rret House,
n snr !nGion l1wa nos Going succcss:u! busiuess
Atr.y e HOOPER LONG. Propr1etoEs.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-04-01
The Vice Proslslent Taken to an
AsylNm.

The correspondent Of the New York
Herald telegraphs to that paper the i'm.
portant fact that Andy johnson, in the
custody Of Preston King, has been re.
moved from bis haunts in Washington to
the country residence Of old Mr.. Blair
The venerable peace commissioner accom-.
panied the patty. The Vice President is
to be sobered up and brough. to his senses,
if possible. What regime will be adop,ed
is not known. The same correspon.
dent says:
at is also stated in official circles to.
night that several doctors have been call ed
in for consultation, with view of making
out case Of temporary insanity. and
thus obtain an excuse 10 dispose Of the
Vice President. The fact that NJ. John
son Was nominated Ut Baltimore through
the influence Of Weed and Seward, 10
much commented upon by the radicals
Seward is held responsible by them for
tho recent disgraceful scene in the Senate,
and An effor. il being made to made =
point on this fact
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-04-01

A large number Of steamers are up for
Fort Benton, on the Missouri river, but
none more than will accommodate the
trade and travel that will ssek that route
on their way to the gold regions. Many
will take it rather than risk the dangers
Of the plains from hostility Of the Indians.
The following is . table Of distance from
St Louis to Fort Benton also to Virginia
and Banuock cities -
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-04-01

1t is Estimated tina. the oil product of
Venango county, Pa, is at least 10000
barrels daily. This, at the average price
of $40 at the wells, which is a low average,
will give 500, 900 day, or over S3l ,0oo,.
600 year.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-04-01

+ C. David has been re'appointed Post
master at Dubuque says the Times Of the
10th, That's bitter pill for a majority
Of the leading men Of that city
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-04-01

A seccsh woman at Newton, Va, has
papered her kitchen with greenbacks
which she received from Union soldiers
last sum mer tor pies.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-04-01

The citizens OF B,onsboro are Justly
indignant at the Railroad Company for
locating the depo. more than mile from
the town.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-04-01

The residence Of William Wishard,
two miles from Bloomfield, WAS recently
destroved by FIRE. No Insurance.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-04-01

A recent order Of the War Department
directs the issuing Of ration Of fish,
namely, fourteen ounces Of dried fish, or
eighteen ounces of picked fish, to be
made to the troops once week, in lieu Of
the ration OF fresh beef
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-04-01

A French officer expresses the hope that
the Federals And Confedsrates will 6yht
on TO The complete ruin Of both.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-04-01

At fair in Syracuse, N. Y. recently,
one Of the plays was the Mischievous
Monkey" aud while the chap who played
monkey was hanging head down from the
wall, bis tail broke and he come down on
the heads Of his audience, some twelve feet.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-04-01

Fernando Wood made speech. the last
week of the session, in which he urged
tina. the President should be requested to
assume possession and work the mineral
lands Of the government, citing the i'm
mense amount realized BY other nations
from their mines. He also advocated levy.
ing An export duty, and eontending that
the prohibition in the Constitution against
such duty applied only to States.