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, 1865-01-27
1IFn AMONG THE PRISONERS.
Lecture and Concert in Aid Of a
Library and Chapel at Camp
DouEln9.

Notwithstanding the fact that the inclcmency Of
the weather prevented the attendance of the
greater portion Of the ticket-holdera. Rev. E. B.
Tuttle, Post Chaplain at Camp Douglas. last even.
trE delivered his lecture OF :" Lie among The
p,i..,cers,' - In Smith d Nizon'e Hall. The band
o! the 18th ks.-scrV Corps entertained the audi
cnce with choice selcc...rn of a1rs.
The lecturer gare IN elaborate :. ee ca ~ Ia@p
Douglas, as also large amount Of stau.- ~ =,
formation relative to the prisoners. The lectnr-
wna repacte with incidents and descriptive
tketcheE. and would not fail to interest the most
inattentivc of1fsenert. We understand that It will
be repeated On Saturday evening, II the audience
at the concert 60 desire.
We appcnd two Incidents narrated by the lee.
tnrer:
Zone of the smartest prisoners, o Kentucktan,
was detailed ne clerk to the eutlcr. whose conf
dence he coon possessed. After time the eyTup
barrel 4 became empty, and the clerk conceived the
Ter that there WAS considerable sugar remaining
in the barrel, and he would sell It 10 the grocer.
n he me; meantime h. placed large stone in he
clerk hid hinscli in the barrel, and "a a
s1T1'd' sS5y gg5 g5t ito IL the The bead s;,x
detail Of rebels and shipped to the grocer. When
the drsy had gone some distance, the clerk lcaped
from the barrel and escaped. The 1rlsh drayman
some time. The daring rebel vas NOT recaptured
s!sa ssiiy dressed man stzadinE md 4 Ii hls Chow
"uow did you get heref'
~ wns PASSED ~ BY II; friend: I,sould like to
he drove him back into the garrison square,
whence he At once passed into the street. When
the sentry discovered the stranger waving q hand
kcrchicf to bis comrades from ncfchborinG OBJ
servatory, he Few that prisoner had escaped bis
vigilance.
, 1865-01-27
En1istiuu Criminals.

We hare on several former occasions called at
tcntion 10 the fact thst city officials had engaged in
the work Of cn1isting men charged with crime, In
direct contrayention Of the law which expressly
forbids the enlistment OF such parties. The Board
OF Enrolment Of this district has cndcayorcd to
enforce the law On this subject, positively refusing
to receive tali gtaqates and NC bcisyc has IN % n9
known to the persons connected with the different
courts, who have been-in the habit Of making
their dividends by the transaction, and they have
lately taken to the ofother persons not
connected with the courts to bring those charged
with crime to the Office Of the Provost Marshal
and present them as recruits. They thus succeed
The service Of the United States who ought to be
in the penitentiary. There Is reason to believe
that in caeca where through the vigilance OF the
ss2a ed 81 seea
other Offices nnd enlisted there. The following
case occurred On Wednesday last ut the office Of
the Provost Marshal. We give the names, not be-
1nany others, but bccauee It Is due to the public
that the whole truth should be told.
A broker named neminT presented man an rs 81
ecpted. Previous to the muster in, he was Incl,
dentally asked what bounty be haa agreed for. and
replied, ''two hundred dolars." As this was
that something was wrong. Remlne was asked
where hc got the man; he said Capt Kennedy, Of
The West Side police, brought him to him. Capt.
4ASAue43 WIS EaucG. VINO salQ 1Ilal l1e Luau N.la
aecused q stealing clothes, but there was not sniff
eaenf evidence to hold him. There wns nothing
against ham he was at liberty to enlist Or not %
he thonEht proper, and that Justice Miller told
him to nsng him over here and haye him enlisted;
TINT s4to bounty was to be paid for hiru that the
recruit was TO get 500, and Kennedy the balance,
ont of which he was to pay certain debts, which
nld 1ease A. nim sDont So for hi tronbin that
Provost Marel.al still refused to eniist Tie man
aGainst whom there was no evidence, and who
Was ut liberty 70 70 where he chose, enlist OF
was taken lack to Jail by Capt. Kennedy, and he
following announcement respecting hi im appeared
/ in our issue Of yesterday:
"Nath1EEtcn 1tnAe was yesterday brought before
the le i.c Court, charged With tue larceny oI
, 1865-01-27
MICHIGAN LEGISLATURE.


Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribuue.]
LAss1so, M1cu., Thursday, Jan. 70.
The House perfected bill increasing tho rates
Of iega advertising to seventy cents per folio for
tho 1rst inscrtion, and thirty five cents for each
subsequent Insertion.
The bill amending tho act authorizing the
townships In the counties on the line OF the
Grand Rapids and Indiana Railroad to aid in the
construction OF the road, was considered In Com
mIttee OF the Whole and passed to third reading.
This amendment allows townships heretofore de-
barred from aiding the road to 10 so.
The House also passed 10 third residing this
amendment, allowing townships heretofore dcbar-
red from aiding the road to do 50.
Tho House also discussed a DuInber Of other
bills, and plnced them on third reading.
The Senate's joint resolution submitting tho
question OF revision Of the Constitution 10 the
people, wss considered BY the House, and will
pass t0-murroE. ...-
The Senate discussed the soldiers bounty bill
reported by the eclect Committee on that sub
Jcct. twill not be disposed Of perhaps for acv-
etal days.
sttuticnality Of the soldiers voting law In clos
IoS The case. 1t Is now submitted for the dc.
cfsfOn OF the Court.
, 1865-01-27
Thanks.

The indies OF the Ftrst Quilted Presbyterian
Church desire TO return their heartfelt thanks 10
the many friends who 20 generously nsslstcd them
ut their festival and fair, by either liberal contrt
buttons or willing pcrsonal services, To tho
auateur performers Of the "Scotch Fire-sido
Scenes" The ladies' would tender their most espe-
ctni Acknowledgements, as also to the Band Of the
for their enivening stralns and 10 all their viai-
tors for their kind appreciation and cnthustastic
evidences of their satisfaction,
, 1865-01-27
The Union Stock Yards

Editors Chicago Tribune:
!. having been informed that there arc parties cir
cnlating petitions in opposition to the Union Stock
Yards bill among our friends, for signatnre, rep.
such statements, as We have no opposition to tho
bill. J. MCPHERSON g. Co.
, 1865-01-27

tty OF clothing from bis boarding house. No. ~ West
Adams street. Having been can Eht With The clothes
hts peSson. hl1 guilt ~as unqucstionablc. He Wal
held n ths rum Of to to appear Tor trial at The Re
We ahall not attempt to reconcile the state
ment with the Tact; the public and the parties
concerned, many do that for themselYea.
, 1865-01-27
ST. Loula Markell
1Snecia] nisnatch To the Chicago Trihuue.l

ST. Louis, Thursday Evening, Jan. 26.
TonAcco-null. Sales: Green and damaged lugs At
s6,lc@70e factory lugs a. ss.75@s.5; panters lngs
at 1886: common shipping leaf at 16.7s917.75 per
100 ms.
FLoun-DuJl. salcs: 145o brls single e1tra, inspec
ted, double head, lined and delivered at $500.
GBA1n-Nheat unchanged; sales. poor at $1.C09
1.0: rood TO prime at $l.7a@1-s0. Corn unchanged
sol for white and mi1ed In lots ut $1.95 IN new
bags Barley dul1-saes Of 4G5 sacks. In lots from
seL0@2.os per bushe1. In new bags.
WH1BKY-Declincd. Sales Of 72D hrls.
Hous-In t:mand. Sales ranging from 10H9toKc
NOR rrnS
, 1865-01-27
ID T L d

In tbis ctty. jim, as.h, FRANK HERROJ, cn,r child
ot Amos spd Laura Nuese!9. Nged 20 months,
F1ne1hl ut the house. $50 Elm street, today, 9Th
inst., 1T F. III.
Al lardne1s Prairie. neaE Burlington, Wl.-, On the
CKETIA NAY, only and beloved child OF Palmer aud
Aa1garette r. Gardner, aged 20 Jear4 and months
, 1865-01-27
M i Il r 1 T. u.

In this city jan 2Sth. at the residence OF Ill., J. T.
MDI phy, by Rev. IT. Ryder, Mr. GKD. S. ENAPP, o{
nuhHque, Iowa, md Mfss LEI1lE L. L-1:OCNSEVfLLE,
q Dubuque and Peoria papers please COPY.
, 1865-01-27

FOR sALE-Cheap, one Of the
aeo T. sS9 e mproyea-wel wateEsa: good dwell
orchard Of LOO trees with plenty Of timber Tor nse 81
the asm-sisusted "a on Plumb River Bottom: two mile:
Mississipp Railroad and Savannah and WaIsaw Raii-
road or $l5 peg acre For particulars address
nc et Savannah, Ill. s. COOLEY,
ja2GE4Sj6t
, 1865-01-27

TOR SALE-A Farm, containing
County, fyc miles from Fort Wayne and New Albany
Cro.sing three quarters ot mile from cnlcsso and
three miles from the Great Western. Part or all Of
the purchase money down, to s9lt the purchaser.
SEARS, Tor they Eil be found en- The tar} Wanatah.
Iarptte County, Ind. ta26, ,r3y46t
, 1865-01-27
Cincinnati Market.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribuna.1

CNc1HHATI, ThursdRy, Jan. IS.
Of Hogs foot up only $50 head.
The demand Is confined exclusively to city butchers,
who aEo paying 1S@la per cental groes There II rath.
CT more Inquiry for mess potk, but holders arc otsh
and bnt little done. sale of ESQ brls to be de-.
Nvered on the lst Of Feby, was made at 1900. Bulk
meats can be had without difficulty at lC@1sc for
shoulders anu eldcA loose. Prime city lard Pic.
WH1sKf-Is held at 20, but there no buye.s at
over gs.18.
F1oCR-Dull and prices nominal.
GRAtSWhrst dull At 81. 1.90@1 % for good to prime
Corn quiet at s15 for sheled, md $11c@lIe for sar
QatR Nnchrncen At Sia8Gc. -
, 1865-01-27

Or. lEfgo1oxv.-A friend In need is Dr. Eiee.
low to those afflicted with diseases or private
chronic na.ure. and those who suffer from this
class Of rnalndies should NOT hesitate at once to
encc enables him to give. Seminal weakness, In
voluntary emissions, nocturnal excitations, impo-
tencc, structure, pr1arasm, gcety discharges, ve-
kidney affections, and indeed Ill possible variety
Of disease, in the seminal or urinary organs,
whether functional OF structural, are comtsted by
him with such success that biz skill has been by
many considered almost miraculous. Call at his
Office No. 179 South Clark street, or send and get
his Guide to Health. publ1ahcd monthly, free OF
charge. jan27.s5ss-1t
, 1865-01-27

Dlscases Of the E:tervous, Seminal. Urinary
,--.. -xnal s'Fstems: New and reliable treatment
in r.,o-,a =, ,,e -"1ssrd Association. Sent By
mail in sealed letter envelor-- VI c1Affe. al
drces DR.. J. Skillon uoughton, uoWar1 Aee0eta-
ton, No. 3 South Ninth street. Philadelphia, Pa.
jaS4-rE35-T-T1&s
, 1865-01-27
LOCAL MATTERS.

No Exemptions from Enrollment
After Feb. lst,
Prov. MAR. OFFICE, 1sr DIST. Ill.,
Jan. "a, 1865.
From and after Feb. 1st no examinations for ex-
cmption from any cause will be made by the
Board Of Enrolment Of this district until aef the
draft, in order to AFFORD the necessary time to
make preparations for The coming draft.
WIN. JAMES,
Capt l. Prov. Mar. 4 Pres. Board Of Enrolment,
lat Dist, ILL.,
, 1865-01-27

Relfef,-You are troubled with bad breath
II anpoys your friends and acqnaintanccF. as we'll
a. youfrelL You would like TO get rid OF It. but
scarceIy know what means to adopt We will tell
you. Use the Fragrant sozodontt twill cleanse
and beauty your teeth, and leave your breath
pure and sweet. Sold by di1:s;gg!1fs.
fs24-r5as- EAT
, 1865-01-27
E Paper Hang1nga, Printing, Calcimin1ng
and Glazing, at F. f. Rigby's, 50 Randolph street,
/ fnn1TeS1a-1n.

Go to the Best.-Go to Bryant 4 Stra.ton's
Chicago Commercial! College to get thorough,
Telegraph Operator. Address (Gnclosing stamps)
for circulars, BRYANT i SrRAT1ON, Chicago, III.
, 1865-01-27

The Executive Committee Of the Northwestern
SANITARY FAIR have decided to Issue Medal In
means Of revenue.
Tie aid Of our Artists in providing an appro-
PIRATE design for the snno Is therefore respect
fully solicited; and tie committee will most
thonkfnl|y receive eucl contributions az will en-
able them to procure Medal most suitable and
excellent.
The design should be IN circular form, two In;
Deposited in the Pot Olce at nny time before 10
O'Clock a. m. Mouihy, the 9Th day 0f February
ne1t addressed to- Committee on Medals, " Post
Office Box Gig, Chicago.
, 1865-01-27

EOR SALE-A Farm. The un-
i derslened, having lived beyond hts three-score
spenid 9ssenes for sste " rbe frm conas
acrcs 200 OF which s in high state ofcultvatlon, and
sonTiie, Morgan County, itnols, ono mils from g.
leans Station on ihe Great Western Kai!Eosd. The
cellar &c. There are two barns, one new, and sup.
pesed TO BE- The best II the county large apple os
any amount Of peach trees many Of choice variety,
and cherry pesr pnm. and ~ small fruits and ber~
taehtd, foT ttnants or laborers. The MauVaisterre
creek through the different pastures rendng this
wish to purchase should apply soon. as there wl be
considerable strife to secure desirable ptzc in
ce1nlng the ia.m will BE- furnished PROMPTLY, ii de-
ia2t-E{63 at j. T, HQLMRS.
, 1865-01-27

DR.. Clement is now permanently located NJ
with Corns, Nunlona, or nny disease Of the
feet, can have them successfully treated without
pain or bleeding. Satisfaction given IN all cases.
fa2T-E691-1t
, 1865-01-27
Railroad Time Table,
CHICAGO AND EoRTHwEsrEnN-pEPoT coz. wss1
WATER ANN KINZrE aTS

WATER AND K1Nz1E 8rs.
Depart. Arrive.
Day EIpress............ s900 q. n. sB:45 p. N.
Jasegviiic Accomnodat'n tG00 p. N, *2:i5 p. N.
Woodstock Accom-. ..-... $3:00 p. m. sl1:s0 q. m.
oA1ENA DIVISION.
Fulton and Cedar Rapids. BIS a. m. T30p. m.
Fulton and ID Iowa: D. n 5:o9 a. N.
Frccport and Dunleith.. ai5 p. n. l:30 3. n.
Rockford and Fo1 River. ZOO p. m. lilo a. m.
gane1. 9l1o1 1:''''.'...''.''- a@ M P n. Liz g. n
MICHIGAN CENTRAL
Detroit Detroit E3press. .........* @ 4 n. 'tS45 .. n.
D''F0' ffsipps et cssua; s19 iaasvis M fo9
Morning Express. a. m. s1l:0o p N.
Night Express. pm. 1s:45 :. N.
MICHIGAN sOuTuEhN-DEP0r GOMEZ vAN BuRkn
AND SHERMAN STREETS.
pay Express.- t6:D0 g. NJ e11:Q0 P. n
Eyening Express......: 1850 p. n. .t6:ooa. m
DETROIT TRA1Ns.
SaSf Ssi15fis e Xs,zs hai 3 N:
Mail and sasae a4e1 ~nr !i 1a1 NJ p
Rss RssPI9E Ess:ss: daily - n
eeins eiS. zaaisviiis E1p., f56o 4 N tii
{Gbnneetin9 tctM FenSsylusnta Ce,stro, r. r.
Leave Tits burg, 800 IN. 4:35 pm. 9:40 pm.
Arrive nsF1?sshi|s5s 1 Fsi|a5si Is B@ P@: a8 Sc p
~ Via 1910 pm. 1eoo am. p.u.
via, lo27 pm. 1soon m. e:4sp.m.
philadel.,}
W.ssissoa: s sis En- 1s s an '5s &c P@
CINCINNATI AIR LINE.
Day Express. .b:0o a. m. 12:20 p. m
sD. 1for indianapolis I and ipuis1ileJ E H.
Night Express ;;;:o;; 1000 ?. n. LOO p. N.
f66EfNnEf. a.
, 1865-01-27

HORSES, HARNESS, &C.,
AT AUCTION,
On FRIDAY, Feb. 3d. At 10 o'clock, at Patr,-ka Bka-
bic. ICE Wsshtpeton street.
lacc.- gesas3> lst WM. A. BUFFERS 4 CO., Auct'rs,
DEGULAR SATURDAY SALE.
IL Household Goods Looklng Glasses, Carpet, Hard
wste. Dr.. AT AUCTION.
On SATURDAY. Jan. 18th at2K o'clock, at Bntters'
Auction Rooms, In Portland Dl0cs corner of Dear
Ie;a a3iTt WM. 4. BUFFERS & CO., Auct'rs.
, 1865-01-27

FOR SALE-lG0 acres Of good
Timber Land In Clinton Township, Laporte
Lounty !nd font miles north OF PittsbuSg and Fort
wayne R81lso1d md one and hall mie9 from tue
heW Albany md Salem Railroad One.ha!t y fenced
IN With q good board feuce, and has Eooh ereatn
running through il. For further particulars address
Chicago ja26 S4S6'10t
, 1865-01-27
!. THE CITY.

PEnsoEAL--Hon. T. j. Turner, OF Frceport; !;
Snm A. Bnckmaster, and Col. C. Lansing arc at tho
fremont.
, 1865-01-27

TOR SALE-Or exchange, 500
aeres Of good Pine Lands IN Wisconsin. which l
will sell cae or will c1ch tor lua
Goods or s:ocg Of drugs and medicines, and pay one
haif IL cash For further particulars. address M O.
Box 1871. 2e1s:-Ess:oL
, 1865-01-27
General Rnttres.

ELEVENTH WARD.-At =
1lth Ward held at Aurora Hall On thc 18th Inst it wss
lesotsed That The booss Of the Assoeatton be kept
February 1tt and That subscriptions be- received
alter that time for lesB than no 90 and that the
evening, at II. ACkHOFFS, 81 Milwaukee avenue.
The next meeting will be held on WEDNESDAY,
EVENING, February 1st, at Aurora Hall.
D. F. BUTLER
Ia21e5'o Ct ithp Secretary.
, 1865-01-27

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
PLANO FORTE, 60,
AT AUCTION.
WITHOUT RESERVE FOR CASH.
On FRIDAY, Jan. aoth 1865, st 10 o'clock A. H., st
Dwelling HOUSE 134 Elm street, between Clark and
Lpfas North Side, the cnt!ge furniture OF family 60
lne East. conl.gtns in pstt OF Handsome PaEor and
Feather Beds Hall aud Feather Pillows, Hair and
G!a.s Mattsesses, Marble ToP Tables, Bureaus ana
Ware, CrockeTy, Glassware. Table Cutlery, &C.. &c,
niningroom and kltch.n furniture, stoves, gas h1-
tuEes. &c, &C.
ALsO-A very nne Piano Forte, 7octayes, IN rich
ROSEWOOD case, stool and P1ano Coves.
ln9lgsOs4t WM A. BUFFERS & CO., Aucts.
, 1865-01-27
Rsal Estate==G1u1ltrp.

TOR SALE-Petroleum Land. IS
Il Acres upon Sandy creek, VsnauGo county, Penn.
80 barrel veil has os theen struck within 1oo rods Of
this land. The adjoining lots arc being worked by
Eastern ccmpanies. A Esp OF the property with
the location OF the different wells In the
can be seen at our Office. BOND, GAGE & WEB
HEK d Lasallc street jass-g36&1t
, 1865-01-27

evening Miss NJ E. ui11s slipped
upon the sidewalk IL she vaa leaving NcV1ckrr's 3
11catcr and injured herself seriously. The lady
resides nj No. s0S Kindc staeet-
, 1865-01-27
atllHBk11tEHf&.
SMITH 4 NIXON'S HALL,
SATURDAY EVENING,

co N G Err T & g..
or m entirely aew selection of pieces.
Tickets Is cents to Ill the above performances, to
be had at LYON d HEALEY'S Muslc StoIo.
ja1-r ~
, 1865-01-27
NOL. WOODS MUsEUM.

COL. j. Il. WOOD AND B. F. WHITMAN,
P1oprleto1a a1d Managers.
, 1865-01-27

BRILLIANT SUCCESS.
Thursday Evening, January goth,
And every evening during the week, md on SlturdsJ
afternoon. Lester Wauacks Great DraMa OF =
, 1865-01-27

TOR SAIE-A well improved
Il ta11u, within mllss Of Paua, On the Illinois Cen
tfal B. r., and one mile Of RosCm0nd, on Ter1e dAute
and Alton r. The said farm consists OF 80 acres.
so Of which Is timothy meadow land. There Is good
ants large baIns together With AZ necessary
II alao on the premises Mormon Beate., hay press,
and one q Fslsbanka' Hay seales Ihe who!e will be
d1ess Il. d. CHlLDs, Koseuoud, Christian G1untY,
irnia 4a9IsCSi1:5f
, 1865-01-27

SoLoNoN's TEMlE.-Iacmembcr that this alter
noon and evening will be the last opportunity OF
witnessing This beautiful object.
, 1865-01-27

TEE NEwsBors.-Thc Vice President Of the
'Eewsboys' Reading Room Association-newsbo
McB.ide--was On Change yesterday soliciting
,nbarr1ntinns towards their project The sum OBJ
f.Sn"d 9rccrded i've hundred dollars.
, 1865-01-27
auctlc11 3al&s.

We will sell on SATURDAY. Jan. 3, at ~ O'clock.
sEAVERN's WAREHOUSE, on Clark st, above 12th.
, 1865-01-27

EOUNp-A Pointer Pup, about
Il sl1 months old, marked whte and liver eooEed.
Any peIaon having !o.s asM Pap en- nave sa!ns p
BtRB1tH soP6ia street, near Lafsaass, N9Fsa PVT
1lon. taSistSS.ss
, 1865-01-27

NOR SALE-A good second
hsna Boilcf. about sohorse gowert row In use
HsaH .Ts a'14 and 32S NORTH Water street.
r. E. .hunba..A,x
Ja18-eS1f-19t
% MI a
TOR SALE.-Hotel for Sale, L.
furniture, stock and lease Of the Barret House,
IN burlington, Iowa. now doing successful pusiucs
Acp!y e HOOPER T. LONG, Propr,etors.
, 1865-01-27

With slcs,rs F. E. Aiken, Bradley. McMaaus, LITTLE
Kellogg, Rogers. &C., Mrs L. r. Perrin, Mrs Stoues1
MIR. A1tel, Miss Jennie Hight and Miss May HoWart
in the cast.
rN- In rehearsal, Brougnam's elegant Comedy Of
, 1865-01-27
Playing with FIT.

NTcVICKER'S THEATRE,
lA Madl5on street, between State aud Dearborn
McVICKEh d MYERS. MANAGERS.
PEIcK4 OF Circle. 60 cantss second
circle IS ceats secured Seats IS cents to be had at
The principal hotels and at the boz office from 10 to
and from to o'clock. Seats besecnIel one weak
in ADVANCE Doors open at o'clock; performance to
commence al 1k o'clock.
, 1865-01-27

1.nnsrn1A1 HoxE.-The Executive Committee
nr f1c Industrial Homc will meet this afternoon at
4 o'clock, in thefooms Of the Young Mems Chris
fisn AseoCintion. An important report is expected
TO he made. Let every member attend.
, 1865-01-27

Sam A. Dnr,reatc, ,na ri 7. Lansing arc ut tho
fremont
.....
So1oNoN's TEnr1E-Rcmembcr that this alter
noon and evening will be the last opportunity Of
wltneastnc ,bis beautiful object.
ryo nnox.r.-Au old gentleman named Iew1s
Rood. rca,dInr on Madison street, near Morgan,
ye.terday slipped upon the sidewalk near his home,
and suffered fracture Of his right limb.
2
...,,rrr-1..+rren{n M,ssM NJ r r,ure s,fnned
.ss...s.. - p..-L.a -. W.1r1rt-r,s
IAcatcr and injured herself seriously. The lady
resides nj No. 20s kfnEde staeet
n pz,,.-, : -7,5o vice President of the
~. ne.a,n. nno,, As.ocIatIon-newsboy
Ncwseost Aeans sch.nac non 1esterssv soliciting
snSse1aeon. saemss towards .sef The sum o.
'a'neo e1e'eue' wv -- e.----
Ispusrn1A1 HoxE.-The Executive Committee
= ,.c,ort in f1ctuoms Of the Young Mems Chris
~ assnciotion. Az frnnortapt report is expected
"a lie made, Let every member attend.
----
TIE cAi1foHsn t.aho1LuA 1oarAaa-mo s.s,'
give c'ee"hc1e facn ano.n'a.ou eoneetuns A's
Company az sno1o 1 anu w: W,i5cr M Es1 its
1h,ty 1h,csso s01r renIcsentatire agent
NV, SANITARY Fam, MDA1--The executive
.-.,,,,.o. ~ .ha vorth,.co,crr, Fs,- noe accIaed
conn y. We ~. ~" ~ -. -.e $1,000
ucrc il chance for some Chicago nrtst to show
lie patriotism, and at the came time render his
1aH'e Immortal. " Ao "1u u!i
1.prrxr.1,ohert Aheraon a rolnre7 man. ~.
,aina =. ~, 20 1ecxzon atrce, ,r,s .rratcnca IN
sso'ne u W. - eaeason ostec', "as a'tasucu ~
the Police Couf1, ycstcfuaE, upon Inc complhin1
of Rpycfn1 VnftetH In Seneca Wf1Pht'A 6hlOoD.
, 1865-01-27

LEG Bnok4f,-An old gentleman named Lew1s
Rood. rcs,dIng on Madison street, near Morgan.
yesterday a,irped upon the sidewalk ncarhts home,
and suffered fracture Of his right limb.
, 1865-01-27

CAUGur.-A slcck-looking fellow, giving the
name Of Charles Miller, was yesterday arrested at
the Milwnukce Depot, whilc engaged in the pleas
ant and usualty prontable business Of swindling
couple Of nasophisnc.ted farmers. PC was get
lant police officer took him into custody. In his
pocket WIS fund bogus check on the Fifth Ma
uonal Dank 1or $500. which he doubtless intended
e10O, with an admonitton to leave The city forth.
H1ttl.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-06-08
SHERIFF,S SALE.
MOSES LEADBETTER,

MOSES LEADBETTER, !
LOUIS RAMEY, ct. al.
IlY virture of an order of sale issued from the
ID Court of Common Pleas OF Holmes county,
Ohio, in certain civil action therein pending,
wherein Moses Leadbetter is plaintiff and Lou
IL Ramey and $. i. Critchtield are defendants
and to me directed as Sheriff of said county, /
will offer for sale at public auction, at the north
door of the Court House, in the village of NJ Hers
burg, in said Holmes county,
On Monday, July Sd, 1865,
at o'clock P. NJ. of said day, the following de-
scribed real estate, situate In said dimes coun-
ty, to-wit: Being part OF Out-Lot number ten
OF the third addition to the town of Millersburg,
commencing 2l211 feet north two degrees east OF
the northwest corner OfRobert Longs dwelling
and running south eighty-eight degrees east
fourteen perches; thence north two degrees east
seven perches and seven links; thence north
eighty-eight degrees west five perches and twen-
ty-three links thence south two degrees west
six perches and twelve links; thence north
eighty-eight degrees west eight perches and two
links thence south twenty links to the place
Of beginning, containing forty nine and one
half perches of land more or less, together with
The steam engine of six horse power, with all
the appurtenances including all patterns, fasles
tools and other fixtures and things used in and
about said foundry and thereunto belonging.
Taken as the property 81 said Louis Ramey
Appraised at $500 Torn. cash.
JOHN s. NELSON,
June !, ls8s.-pfs9 ST Sheriff