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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1865-02-15
REBEL TREATMENT OF DEAD PRISONERS.

A writer recently escaped from the south,
writes as follows: The disposition Of the
dead was always to us very painful The
rebels came in with wagon and took the
corpses out in loads piled two and three high
throwing them about as dead brutes-no
coffins were ever furnished, except for few
citizens. / had some difficulty in procuring
these, and in answer to all my applications,
Quartermaster Mason Morft replied, ''W e
don furnish collins for Yankees but by
perseverance and the plea that these men had
been long in prison and had been well behay-
ed, got an order for the cofins from another
officer. The men were buried in trenches and
no mark or number was made to distinguish
one from another. None of us were ever al
lowed to go to the graveyard, although fre-
quent applications were made to follow bro
ther or dear friend to his last resting place
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1865-02-15

Our soldiers are busily engaged in throw
ing up Notifications, and building winter
quarters on the advanced position assumed
by Gen. Grant on the 9Th and 9th, below
Petersburg
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1865-02-15

THE Turin correspondent of the London
Neacs reports that the French troops viii be
withdrawn from Rome before March
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1865-02-15

Harry Gilmore the notorious guerrilla
who burned Chambersburg, has been sent
to Fort Warren.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1865-02-15

The Richmond Examiner says that Bragg
has telegraphed to the rebel War Depart
ment that he IS confident of his ability to
hold Wilmington :" Indeed He shouldr re
member the addage: Bragg is good dog,
but hold fast is better
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1865-02-15
EARM FOR sALE.-The subscrib., )

ENARM FOR SALE.-The subscribe
L sires to sell his farm situate in Cbsst ,o.e ue
snip. about miles above New Washington cor
tanning liz acres. The land is in GOOD s+a,a
cultivation, under good fences with rIertr t oi
coal and ore thereon One hundred ' aeTas .St VI
ceareL. The buildings are two good borsos are are
two bank barns. and other outbuildings, aIso ~
orchard OF good fruit trees. The premises a5-
join Westover, Lamburn and otbers NJ .S 4d'
sold reasonable terms VIII oe
Feb l. lS65-3tp. WN Fv,,c
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1865-02-15
DELIEF NoTICE.-The Board of Rsli

He ELfEF N0TICE.--The Board of Relief
Z q for the county of ClearfeIi. will meet At the
Commissioners office in Clearfeld. on Wednes-
day and Thursday, the 22d and 23d days of
February, 1863
The Board of Relief have directed that the wife
of the-soldier must appear before the board and
produce her sworn statement, detailing name Of
soldier regiment and company and when enIis-
ted the number Of children, with age and sex of
each the l. wnship in which they resided at the
time OF enlistment. and their present residen,e;
and that she is without the means of support for
herself and children who are dependent upou her
Two witnesses Of eredibiity from the township
in which she resides, must also be produced y k.so
certificate (sworn To before the board of Relief
must set forth that the applicant is the person be
represents herself TO be that the statement Of the
number and age of her family is true that she IS
in destitute circumstances and her family In ac-
tual want and that all the facts set forth in her
application are correct and true
Forms containing these acquisitions can he OBJ
tained at the Office of the Board of Relief vixen
application Is made and the witnesses appear.
n B. Illness of the APPLICANT, properly proven
viii excuse personal attendance.
Jan. 1, 1865. WIN BRADLEY. clerk.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1865-02-15
TURNPIKE EIECTroS

= ders OF the Philipsburg and Susquhanna Tprr
pike Road Co will take notice that an Eia..:Ih- urn
VIII be held at the Office of said company. in pIi
IPsourg on Monday the 9th day of March next -
Elect hve managers for the ensuing wear Bv 81 "
OF the BOARD b. HARTSHORN.
Eeo Lst. 1ooo- Presidert
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1865-02-15
TREEs, TREES,,-Th.

TREES! TREES 1.-The subscr;bo- H..
been appointed an agent of the s,Na+;a,.ss
nursery In Lancaster county, would resna.tg.S
y inform the citizens of CIearfeld CONT, .II
ne Is prepared at all times TO fiji orders for
Kind of Fruit Trees and Shrubbery. AZ r1't.fy
tors prices NORMAN L. ROBINS. AgeIn.,
Clearfeld, Pa. Dec Z IS64.sn gent.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1865-02-15
a DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE

"a of Administration on the estate Of T,LS
hegarty, late of Beccaria tw'p P, Clearfeld CONF
Penn a. deed, having been granted 10 the NJ
signed, all persons indebted to said estate s-o
quested to make immediate payment. and ~.
having claims against the same will present r.
duly authenticated for settlement
Jan Is, lS65-pd. SAML HEGARTY a5r.-
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1865-02-15
a,eut Advertisements.

Advertisements set tmLarge tgpe, cuts ont usual
styLewH charged double price forspaceo ccaepiea
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1865-02-15
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

NOTICE.-Estate of James Comfy. late of Penn
l tip Clearield CO.: dec'd-AlI persons interest
ed are hereby notified that personal and real es-
tate 10 the amount in value of two hundred and
ninety nine dollars, has been approved and set
known as the $500. which appraisement was re-
turned to the Orphans Court of CiearfeId county,
at January Term. A D., 1865, and will be confirm
ed by said Court absolutely at March Term A d.
1868, unless exceptions are filed and sufficient
reason shown against said confirmation
L. G. BARGER.
February Is, 1868. Clerk of q G
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1865-02-15

Ex-Gov Hicks, T. s. Senator from Ma
ryland, died at Washington on the 18th.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1865-02-15

OST-0n January 29th, between Clearfeld
Il and New Washington, by the undersigned a
Gold Ring with an agate setting, containing the
Likeness of my wife. 1 will pay the finder a lib
eral reward by returning it to leaving it at
the Journal office. JAMES NJ. BUM.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1865-02-15

Gold sold at 20S in New York on Satur-
day-a fall of some 6 or cents.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1865-02-15

A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.-Ietters
n OF Administration on the estate of jane
Curiey, late of Penn township, Clearfed Co Pa
deceased having been granted to the undersigned
all persons indebted to said estate are requested
to make immediate payment, and those having
claims against the same will present them duly
authenticated for settlement
ID. H. PAULHAMUS.
December Z, 1854 Administrator
, 1865-06-07

A regular metttnc Of The Board Of Police Com
uswtontss wss held on Tuesday evening, ali the
Corm.aAopcrH b irg present.
TIRE AI.AGN TELEGEAIu
, 1865-06-07

Angular MEETING Of the BosEd Of Police Com.
ruswt:ontss wss held on Tuesday evening, al the
Cozm.Gl.oucra 1T frr present.
TIRE A1AEA 7E1EGnA111.
Comrnlsrioles Brown offered the following,
which xff at NpfcG:
Ajasu, Telegraph snd IL. Fire Natshal- proceed
tn tr+i rho f'i+ ssssus ttl eTApl hy ktrtklue one
hItH upon sLc yong ~ cccs stt:'Lc honsc through
sall the tfy, Gt1s IN hour frGm t1ock 4. m, 10
a.e'Nk y, ta.. uAtil t&cJ get rcrfecf sespita In
eath G&fe.
FTktkfse 7HE Horks 70 nE CONTINUED.
f:1r,mteesote7 Wentworth offered tlc following,
ews sssa rt '; 1i.f Il, rn,,a h.r mt cuter.a,ued
~ pytp<~ ttt y, Gists,t nH- tbs ttsiktus Of TIC
hnpte d ttnae mr. dt,s* II ,h.@td :" do 30; and
INST tn t.frt fks esi%r1ts af ths tJss+alors unap
tEs kre Et,fh4 f~1tgtAp' II VIZ shn anurfa'suding
tIat Ihe totff 1T fthe- ~sta ~ I,1 drA1xaatea to
Hur c':1zeEs The FsHt* ef irsst'fs ths heH system
ruwEn " TIE uonatssrnuERs.
Ccnm1isi1Iet 1.Fnwn Inottd thal tho Corpors-
tim Cou.Ec] be questsd !" prrs.nt 70 the Bratd
hs wrsttt np'nttn "a to xh.t fs.wrr h.y poastse-
ed re-ptctirE the dfuhgtns aud cleaning tho So
c4ilt 1al.y slough Al bridgeport, And II they
avf .a1c power, ~ Whit rn.n.er theY na. cxer.
stpteisl A.: c:suy ut upon tho owbert of the lsnd
a~Jn!httr the ftld slough for e2lr purpose. And
II lie Bosto 60 not po-sers the power to make
ssfd a.e<tSntnt, Nhnt authority, II any, IN the
city have tatd power In The premlsca.
CONCENTRATIONS.
A Communication VIA received from the Buard
9, Fuhlie Works iniormin- III. Doard Of Po tee
&oWnlsalont1t hat they had granted perms
ton of thsntttt In when 10 c1hihit L,ncoln's
hoItt. h'd 1he L1teolu log calm. The com.nunl-
tas'or wns ordered 10 tc placed on Zee.
4 C.ln tu1tCAHun Nn- fGrs trtd from c!fizep9 Of
flr 9Th Ward. pratieE Tor the discharge Of att-
n.:j 1lnme! ll1Ht:, at rmp,o, t. VI fire c.efre
Eco.t:ny, e. tic grounds oE he tt,ns ~ rarss
, 1865-06-07

FI7rsnuEcs ASp Fl. WAIEE RA11voAp,-A,
VIZ supposed would be the csee, the Gcuetxl
supsrinst .dtnt o: The Pittsburgh and F. Wayne
I:silroad. promptly repudtated rhc action OF chas.
Bull, cnc Of IT. conductors, in ejeetine colorea
wumer IrrEp the 1aoics. car, At or near Creetiinr
a: d s. once Suspended him from tu1ther cxcr.
fIte Of liz fEnE1Ifna IA cnnructur.
, 1865-06-07
1HE LAW COURTS.
HnnRTuPtcy UtbrfH-Czrele4A Iehus-
~ bi0fB mud GrtdfkorB- DcaeFtfon
kn0 UlYurCA.

4Yx,.-.
chl1tp o1A1ks SooRT.-fzfoFk -3ad3es Ddrtt
dnd O7uRnoHd.-DuEang the day the Court gas
en-. art 4 IN tbc iuyeetirstion of c,sa h., ~. -
w.rrntL E.1Iv 4 ~ ~ pas,. .11 " " W
- .As"y ~. - ~ ~ y. ooeon' seafnst Gilbert
g ssTt son Q. hn Gty: 70 1etover $3.TD, being
f6c ar onns OF some oa1ie faksn or ], G. Conrad
the otiu1 Ct CiarE Street banker. in December
"ss 70 tae "tJ, WIN INSTRUCTIONS to return
sTremot fnT,T ~ .b,5,<. gr,:,
= Gdrv-Tbe hes ring Of cs.ee fo conmon nT wen+ an4
ceir1rfd yesterday until Fetcs5 morning.
n LhaIcefg Two ea'tf were Trough! ~ Martha
81 9. 1 ar a,msas, fos henfy
Nv item on lhc f0,h Of Marrh. by bet0c nm ovsT
hy horte and wagon belonging to the defendant,
The tar. In esch case returned Esrdlet for the
rssnans asssssme uauss 413ss a. IN tae ease
VI nts. Ie.ist Sno f1W 'oe 9 ss.s: -. ,n1gg.o4
ane tsF< y. Ds1t = oeeIn.ei 81 1r. VI. saeoo y.
~ a. ~. nAa4G. 1..n.E W TaiA Nn - s.1eeL cse
u - - - o,is she1 u
n .s.1 st 49, ~ .lT H;.H T aslsaoaal.
1l.. 1nc JUL touto ~ tne P!anIla, ana t9o
VII W. snsstsa - 1uos =. x. .o9 avuSt nsMea-
!aG Islvst y. ~ nSos. Gsqr 0as " ~ Ea1n-
1!!, ~ae Iel.tsee ~ tuE 0sroEce ease q ouas d
nsssgoG. aeMu't Sufhn =, Gdeseste. Iae report
th,teo l1st tae aEceat1ons had been proven.
~ ass!s,anoa asserted that as< g. married
, 1865-06-07
1llinois nnd Michigan Canal.
fSnsCtAA QEpa1ch to tha Chic tvn Trfhuna ]

RElDsaroRT, June6 gp N.
AHaIv1D-Nlaple Leaf, Joliet. 500 bu corn: Il, G.
0aJ:oEd. Locrpc1t. d,seo bu oats; winx and Wing,
lol1st- 5ofo ha ccFn; THO. Morris, 500 bu corn
Gen. thrTman. Morri4, SOC bu cora; Cayuse, Lex
Fort. s.ec1 In com 1nye.siRater Lemont 50 yards
Eubbe stone. Is 3arda dressed stote; Advance, L..
mont. % yards futb Eteue; ". 8. Gunner Lemont.
aysrdl fuebe stone; oak Leaf, Joliet 2,50 b7 corr,
200 bu sshent; Caucasttan, Lockport, $50 bu com
Recfes. Loekpcrt, 30o bu cats, tt0 brs -four; Sun
bthp. Utica. ssoo hu corn: Energy. joliet. 5000 hu
ccrn; Frt Eress, Lasale. $50 ba corn.
CL8ARsn-Dter fatk. Utica: q. II. Leman, Seneca;
raclnc. LA'alle, IS sss II lumber, 1oG sAiage,, IS
ieth: Onward. Joliet; AlHosns. Lass.le, 7a 0as It
lumber. Is o ai:ing. 1875 rhtrglep 20 m lsth: CO..,
Mu 1ssn. lhsalle. ..e0 n lumber: Csyuya, Lock.
NE,; J. D. P1attn. MorIl., s. tsa n lumber. ". 3,
ourseF, Lemcnt; Adrsncc, Lemons; 1nye.ttsatsr.
rknonf - '7' ?
, 1865-06-07

hif tis presens a:lary. Aner remark, by
heb5s ss.1er @ssE
The rttounou Wse unanimously sdnpted,
On mo'iun Of Mr. William n Brown, Col, John
Stoks va. appointed Assistant 5seretarY during
compensation 1t TIC ra'e II s5is Der s.'nu snnnm
rsekase Of Tslush'e documents whirh were
fGe11sq y re- r. Eaton Il Riehnnd dupg
prtHnt to the sarit1zy Far, t. BE- sold far tbn ~
ue1ti3t Of ite fund. we're then offered 10 lie Soce
y % M hcCsgc, on condition thai /, should my
fsnPn!s.ea soT a. fr5 then 70 60 into the SANITARY
re OF more value thus tecuscd. Than by allowing
fhtm to he aold tn detail and separated, After d,s
Ro.9n a9n:ss Tats b MI aed
We nut at present. In condition to purchase
~! tne c9enmrntt; apd they were otuefed to b ~
1te Secretary nude ask1owled kment OF IT,. re-
cespt Q! pcmott OF contributions; lnone them
aSy1o CFsmmatlcus, Danish, 1Gi4; So. nc is and
Adas s r. eies . of r,eaId.a Leoln
zen: pss1a' house; and yaIfoaa otht. xrua;icr
The meeting then adjourned.
THE OPERA,
The atmosphere list evening Wis eul-
uJ, get Il Was not exceedingly warm at the
opera. The second Eight Of Manager Grau's
eetfet was fatr et1:erion BY which ne 1nsy iudyo
o.,,s .. It's sr,, success; Norma was pat upon the
- ".*e u 4u4s lVMUau(% AQWEf40lG CAST and
tne most expensive and artistic ec-ntc ecc0 np:u.
se @1e+ N the opsntng scene, the forest
sactd TO the Druids, the eject Wss
5me1kable, md The aeeoutttc a. we'll na scenic
nsopcIt,cs Of the new Npera House fuliy shoHn,
4hle wttrd scene dty opens tho Wild and ro-
msI.ts Opera, siEpof susini Is oreve'o n.iea
bis dtfht MI roy 10 The opening scene very 1ats.
fsctor1ly, sId the Druldic gestures werc we'll nut
r., and sustained throughout The appea,ancs or
Norma (Carozzi Zncchi) at the npenjnr Of
the fourth Rcene elected m encore.
She wns in her faTo:1te rofe. The wonder.
ful depth and rathos Of her execution tho strange
Rsd air, The Wild. and al ttncs, Henzsed l0oE tho
quick, nervous, yet highly artistic gestures. 81.
sused the auditory that Norma IVES cre1fcd for
her: she for Norma. In It she acquits hcraeH
stRnos Mastt1.ljani as Pol1n, sustained his psrk
well, n tCnle instances with much power Ua
pos eeses much grace and a tnely cpltlyated
voice. The same applies equally well to Siguor
4inncnce, thuuRh rls execution apparently pleas.
ed lees. Ar Clotitde. 6iRnora Zspncc, was great
aid to the dltllcult actihe Of Norna.
With srch a cast 1t IL no Won.
ae1 that last evening ~ss ere1t success. .fTa
plavo:o," ;" uoer'S famous oper4, recently adap. |
ted to The Italian stege, viii be presented this |
etfI1nG, with the following cast:
x rlirs, Miss Kellogg; Lady Pamela. Mile |
sorenti, Fra Dtasol0. Ste. Hazzo1eui; Lard |
scob1rc, Sic. Be,lint: Lorenzo, Sig. Lor,ni, Bpp.
20, Sig. Dunrueli Glaco.o, Sig. Colrtu Nit
20. Sig. Muttct. -
, 1865-06-07
y CMcAd0, June 5tb, 1865.
D. F. J4coss, EsQ, 6ec'y Cit Com:


notice lbat the pfctulea OF the 1.-Two esc1e. Of
the back OF the hutlneas card nf The arm pvpiug
The Chairman OF the Eagle Com nittee as 4 mem.
Ger. would Ike to inquire irthe boys and girls
composing the afmy have been principally ped
ding 'hoec car1s Or selling the pictures; also, II
The coet Of printing the buslncss announcement Is
inclnded In The bill rendered BY the enterpt1sias
Chairman; also, In addition, II thc EXECUTIVE
Committee OF The Fa'r did not Eome months aep.
Rdtpt RESOLUTION strongly condcmna.ory Of tha
n.hmpt 70 advertise the business ot the thairneu
Stained from placing their bus!n.es c1rds on their
circulars: WHICH. a. rnle. went out only 10 thetr
using lhs army Of p,ff:otic lftlt hoy. aud cris AZ
his advertising sgenta. and making them do The
Murk gratis. Hes tectfn1ly
, 1865-06-07

Especial D!epstch 10 the Chicago Ttibon..I
ST. LOUIS. Ju q 8.
ToDAco0-Unchanged. Green and damsgaa Ipss at
sa to 3s.eo; f.ctosy 81. 10 $500; anssr's d.
f6 80 to $50; common shipsaE leat $3.50 to s15 80
Ined!nr do S4 50; common manufacturing LAST s19 IS
'os =; good do $So.5o 10 <st =; ae do $50 GO to
{62.sQ
FLouR-Lower- Fall EupeI 55.5o, deltv rcd: spring
extra tt *6eo; t1trs Inspected e TO- lube exta 81
&7.co, crlivsred; th1!cs city 1t ss87k.
GRArS.-Wheat quite dull; fAll md spring mi1-d
&t$i IS: comNou IA ~ $t.ao; atf fall IS: food
faint $lf0: prime *1&s: choice *1.so- csrn shade
nFmcE: Et1ed at &c; yellow and mt1tt &c: primo
yelcw e3hc: chciee do Al CSC; whlte 6sos choloa
19c. Oats tr1I It 46c per br.hel:
Nu1sKy-Lcwer at $2.C9 per gallon
, 1865-06-07
Markets by Telegraph.


tsp.eiAl dispatch to The Chlc,go Tribure.l
CfdcMsA11, Jaae6.
TEov,sIoas-wtre q good dell nruer and rriees
ftrhe1 About 25e0 brls Of city mss1 pork 10 at
tA9s25. principally at the1attes 1gulr. Hu!k ncs,t
srn htm and holder, arc asking ll{ fsr shoulders.
i2k for RIB sides srd 14x for hsms 6aoon vey duaf
tnd nfitrn entirely nominal bat steady at IKE ftr
prime city mtss.
WH1sxY-- DecluIE 10 q d with sm .ll sa1es.
BRKADssrTFs-Arr vrFy Gull. Flour quoted ROE.
fnAll7 II &s,i1 t1r supetnue and e6-g fus extA No
Change in Whtst, Oau dfmer At 57REc.
, 1865-06-07

Nav Yosk, Iune6
fcrTnE-Du1l. he&vg sna }ow-r ut A11i3a for mid
tlinE and BY aucllos tsa sas+s. Swami IL co::on
& s. iof oEcinaIy to mtt dllEE .r. psyah in gold
r. sRd - hrsrs md .astss lover s.Iss
o. and ts9sas % for trade btaua, Go sinE
Il. FFcrnd. reparied at 1906.
42lt4s2t3, elo.lnf NJ 43te.
GkAfT- WhfatscEEe. and very hrtu. Safes OF Win.
:fT krd At q ~ amber Aitv Ai1k~a ct 50: Anbur
tteh,e.n 4 sl.16: Nh Il kentucky s!as. Eye viii.
out dEtited chsnga- Ealfs or Western II &C. Cora
gull nrd htAsT. El.h saiea q sasSs: tor nsw ui1.d
M+s1.rn: e!tH i1ln arlea .yh!ta Western. Oa.s
E,p' Titn 9t.5 es.na os ssate; $50
EnSEkkfKs-EGf.eo oult. Sugar trun. Cuba Nusco.
vsHo :t8iskc; HRTAns l7Hc. 4ola.ses dali. H5ss
QUIET 8nd sta ~ Vt tA115c.
S. for r. rntu
-WoOL-DuIl.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and d. c.ded1y bIghs-
or nt1E To-day 9sso 50 foF new NETS, ,>i1Q al
$aoo - krl1r WAY: FL 90 Tor Si do; $i9 s1a2o 50
fot p1sne. aac - o's:l,tei Prime msss, .lIo IS
tbt new me.s Tor Juna And in r ,fers And buy res
opii at ea e9a3, e. quit as sto0oa'l % Tor
Tni,f ~ z. nF c1s mats s1s.dy ior rsc1ay.s
9u.l re-. 70 She,cn tasn5stland sns 1apl4c. L1rd
se2ss2 fer st-t-. CHEESE quiet AsS315c.
, 1865-06-07

For the many 5esEs tha the Young Hch Chris.
tian Arsec;utioh has hesn epgaEet IN .he Mission
work Of our ciIy, the great qnesIou has ever bsen
with them, "how sbali re reach the vast miss OF
humanity who arc out ol the rench OF the iodu.
epee of the Gospel "a pr Athed from the pulpIt y
The probl4 N was tolVed in one hours expert.
eucc issf evening at the Illinois street ai.s1oo"
where there had Esthcred band Of enthu siastic
workers 10 report, for each othera Encourage.
meut, the reeults Of their monthly labor In thu
tract distribution and r1sitation-
Twenty active, earnest Christian workers, with
their hearts ali HefoW with the enthuslasm tia.
labos In The vineyard alwaya k,ndIes, reported
. l04 fsmlles v'elted. cmbr 1ctng Au.rlcan, E1g-
ltsh, Irish, Scot. b, Welsh. Gs1msu, rcde, Nor
wtffsr. French and colored.
In ibis y1slt2d0n there had heen f6, 600 plses OF
trects distributed, m4ny families furnished wl.h
testsmrIts ond Biblee> whilst the sick and suffer
Itg hsd bt en- cheered with the cDntee., prayers
a, d kind wosda tf tho falihful vtauof; snd m4uy
eufItriDe from ftMposs1 nj ces-tty hsd been re-
leved. The detail Of their work was truly int-r.
citing. powb intn the Lines md aT1eys, Into H.
irons aud groceries thsy went. wherever t5eEo
wae Bcul to Re influenced. there they dsopp.d
tbs Dcavfs Of he's! ny" and the wufd OF love.
One v1-ltor had IN response to tho sum Ion At tho
coor rtc+fvcd baptism OF cold xst-r i,Y the 4u-
bstcs. ho xoula Il h, to keep bis dirt5 trAe
II home, Tho ehEc tsd v1s,ted saloon when
lht inecnscd ketper b1d thrown tne lracs II the
f,stfrr e.r Of TIC room, sur p9stiog hiD.elf ut
'hs no +, eomE srdeh the hnm'I vpltoe to ..go
lid pick up the tract end taEe 1t cit the doo7
Ht.sl = 49, s1n1 T. fH.E. .nS !ht sl:,lt e. L: Jc:.
, 1865-06-07
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Especial Li:ra,ch t; the chicago Tr!bune1
DzfEoIT, June 6.
EP-Ra..en. G Il stttat1ou. 9srlin. Lytia ca.s.
TwN- A1wtuS'e. NAcDi V.LIc-. .Et1au, Hip.
pctrt1r, Case, bit son, Ida. Jsctnto eeaoild, Mo
tslrs VA it@1ns HsolHte. AldebnInns Arctorus, Ar
NIyp- Snu,h wat
, 1865-06-07
Tho Grsat FaiE-How the Money Goes,


a Communication with the atorc c,ption ap-
.enIcd IN onr columns yesterday, containing
Rst'cturtsnpou the Sanitary Commission, because
OF IN slleged refusal OF tho management Of the
Pa:r to sell fireworks desired by the Citizens
Committee, the exhibition Of which, By Tue Fair
would prove rsofueea and involve loss Of sey-
e1al thoussnds Of do1lars. We arc glad to be able
to state that ths 1r1t overture verbally made by
ire Ccnmit!ee TO Mr.. Bryan over week aep, was
promptly entertained BY him, and at hts fcuurtt
the oNer Was presented In writing. e1 SATURDAY.
!nse biz reply TO which on Mondsy. we appsnd
hereto, aa concluitve in The premises. The sfio
hah been eunsnn1Eated, tho Fair 10 receive "a 0Ql
Iet, aud the Ciuxen's Committee ea:tricr tue
1fes otks for the proposed celebration oT tho
forthcoming Fourth Of July. They were donated
CmcAoo, June 5th, 1867
o. F. JACOBS, EsQ, 6ec'y Cit Com:
Dear Sir:-l an IN receipt of your favor, CON.
mnp:catlDE offer Of 5000 for the Fair fireworks.
A. you request an auswer this afternoon, Gun
nrly ofeore Jo1 that your proposition Il Mvosa-
Ply cttertsined ~ myself as 1 an very deslroua
70 eeouen!xe ~ the expenditure OF the nleaus OF
the Fatr !hat tho soldiers mey reap the bsnedt OF
every avst1sbe dollar. The Executive Couu,ittee
concur with me IN this desire, and uuJes, you
b. ar to The curtrAfy af er its meeting Tomorrow
tiuefday), Jou may regard this as I'd acceptance
OF the Proposition. Very truly yours,
IH0s, B, BRYAN, PrcH Er f.on,
, 1865-06-07

AH7oS1AF TAD1EAu1.-Thts magnificent exhl-
blhon, which Ia universally conceded to he one
OF the greatest rin phs.of art ever preserved 10
tnbllc view In this city. semsius open during the
tun'ty will be aforded Of witnessing this wot1ter-
tul eniertalnmeht. Thoee who have not yet ssep
H. ~li DO we'll to be On hand at an early bour, In
the us nal CLQMQ Il the t1lkei ufllce.
, 1865-06-07

Gen. SnrEnsN's OFFICIAL REronr,-P. T.
Shcfl"ck, lie Dearborn t1rset, has Just reestved
in psplhle. 1or,a, General Shesnan's ofae,.l "a.
rnrl, at flyc collar. per hundred; single copies
Ii cents. We pot!ce that Sherlock has recently
iauneh'd cut Ito Nho!crale drnllDg IN Newa
his old hook utec. thouch thns wall now be oulv
Ole dcpsF tu,eit of his bua1uess. Wcnecd not 70
pey word for Sherlock: he IL too veil X: own Ia
the world of bt~ks ind tttters to uceo tntfodnc.
lion or ,u1tnGatlou.
, 1865-06-07

II q u Els G u REL LU NJ
l. d LEST.....................M AEAGEH
Cons 6tipE Of 6AVhE DISTINCT EyuTsIrtOES
faEnlshlnx a
Nctfer, fsreafcr md More Attractive
Exhibition tha- taA rver scen 0iyn7 In Aef,can and
that enplo3a NuKE MEN AND HORSES tAAp hs
eyss ie6ts !. "a e9aE, ozs,aes Will max. u
BIT FOR THREE DAYS AND N15HTS ONLY
MONDAY, TUESDAY AID WEDNESDAY.
June tai, 9Th snu lsth,
Cn the lot corEer of T 9 fra nnl State tta
Doors or*n At 2 and * r N. rertornlances Will
cemr snee haf ~ haut afer oceninT. Admission
only 10 cents; CeIdren under e JeaIs Or aga 3 cts
10 . AndItx room IL the Ample Pavilion, bat
coMtrttAhle ssut for evt'y visltor. - -'.-7'
PAKrlCELAH NOTICE IAN the trained Antro4ls
Eeas. 1ur7los saced Bull. Doxa Ponies snd Nou.
kES. viii be thf1os ncc1 Into tie a-ea2
1nt manA tmeLt r~sps c.fu'fy announces Al erKase.
me1t vtfE tNe CHAtr!nS KfbnE or rHE w,IxLD
N r. Il AWE g ROBINSON.
WHO will apoe9F tn tvo Sensational hacb4cK .:t4 IN
E1ash hs II y IL dqtssdPcs his PKT1rE BOY :PuFI,
MADAME LOUISE TOURNAIRE
lhs olly KitAt b.sr tqu-s.sten1e y,nx, W1N 40
pekf in sceca d. fsctha:tou, Aad si intr ,ducs ID
ef olce acs Of mana1e exercises he- ctwiY Importer
trLrpe Of FIVE F:cueh nauetnx Ho.ses.
On tht morning Of Aou1ny, juno l2th. st 10H o'clk
a. n. msgoitcent prcces.ien Of more. assr AID
has dsomcE Hps1es. Ppn!o;. Wagon Gays, C1fs a1d
Hasnftsss that hArBnsen demonstrated to h7 peopls
Of snT part Of tho world. is4vsoi ct VIZ ss%thp