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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-12-22
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SCRATCH! SCRATCH. SCRATCH
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A. cuse. SALT RHEUN. Ulcers. CIltt-
blAN>. 49, 20 EEJ FTloN~ - TuF
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efers
D. ---t'as 80 --af. a. WEEKS l. POTTER
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lasrt 81 thr .if..i ~fat~.
prfafrr 3 i~sS
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-12-22
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COW
To m Srusfe sed hou-- ~ H~pse-~nfssss~. a
ne -tat~ 81 Natar.
I'HE sasietsgs-j, cifsrra- sf ~chs-i Us-sss-t
L NJ. ?. 81 NJ ts~a oFf.ss-. C,es-fy 81 Oxf..r, .
Especially pay th.t the i~rras-rv embraced
~Hhta the ifs.t. sf -ssd Sch1,i D-fsset e...ntrss
tHg th- t~fFii.rs kss~n s>osuh Pa-t. yiIlsxr
tsr~fh~r ~nh The iahshiisnf- er--of nav ~
er-.ted h-sdy p-Siiiie and -srp-.r.t~. b. the .
- The >es'h fsr's CorTsr.tssa. Ia p,srT,n-.-
oi ax satsing SD sastsf-iaiag ~itAsa sssd lsnsts
az efli -sest sc d~rsrfu..Hf
"a. y. frOi-sTEk. ssd Ioi ash-rs.
t. - Me-. >~u-.,- SD Hss-e ~ Rsts~-e-sa-
tss~- a. Lrzi-l-s-se s-s~a,i.ird.
'vNHE luhanitsaf- % th~ fo~a Of rro~nS~ld.
u thra-yh tb~tr Te~a Age.s. John %. Ala
r--f--fi-saY prsy 50 th~ Jrs--ae- - -,,-ciss
ssfhrtEfns fh- fr-s-.ser II -.sd n ta - ili.h
q aets~~ ~ soun~ n~~-p~psr - TO- C.ss.sfy % o.
sd go ~ ~a-cf rh-t 81 p~r-a- i,--r s-,s.sf
Nsd-r- 90 Nai~s against SD tssss -hau ~sthsa
49, tsat iTosa he a-se a --ii .iy-fti--sa-z pre-
--at th> ~ rr.s-sr~r ~ -.ia tor- -
Tsyassaf. SGT th.t 81. Ors~ss 4sd Nssss sot - ts~-
-satsd shsn h. declared 8an and sold, 80 "a assy
hoana ~fn ~vers psas.
bso~s6rid. Nox. -. IssS
lSaAEfTsNTs 90 ksO~KEGHLD-
~ JOHN ~. ALLEN, Ax~aa-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-12-22

ONFosp. ss.-At Coart Of Pf.haie t@td "a
fsrt-. Srthta a. fh~ Coanfv II tgNfvre
-. IN - iar-.as ~ De-. 4. 10. ISSJ
AtLLiNAN a.. ANDREWS .dslai.f rafar o..
= 80 e-tas- 81 ~sr.h To-a-~s..i 10 ~ B.s~k
h-ii "a $3.50 couaiy. a-c-a-es. hsriss prr--rt-,d
A. heai secosa' u adanntstrstsoa q thr e-gste Il
sutrd dec.s-.d ~ slhs.s-sos-.
- isret th@t -s.t -.i1nsuissra'r give astice -
- eer-ou-t afsr~st-c ~ ssssiag al ai.fr.ct 81
pefiiiaa ~sss fhi. ofsi~r 81 Cssrt th~r.,s -,
P"ei'sae3 thfce . go ---rs--<fvss - he
pNiofa befnocfst ue~rp-Ier priai~d 20 Pans
90 -asl Coaafs. thst th-s aisy appear 90 o. .i..i.
Coori o. - helc "a f-st- 90 80 bird Ts-sd.v 81
Ia aeNs, a. iea o'ciock 81 The far~ssau. .n.i
sa~~ csus~. % 80 thsy have ~hs the sane
shosii aot D. siio~ 60
4. " wooehsry Jsds-.
Atrue cops }. =. HoHHs R~sssfsr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-12-22

ASriqr aEisS SUrrEE The eutcrtain-
meet gssvu y. tl.- >,'llirr.' Monurn~nt A.
soeiaiiou. though unfortur aieiy postponed.
proved brilliant sncrcss ir thc cod Thc
Hal "a. iall enough for roufort. giving su
chancr % - th- rroicsquc 6surrs that
-cr- cailci ia'ciuasing years sgs. Some
forty individual. 49,. in rosts-n.. aHor.lrns
material Cor a. "OI Folk,' Concert ia
costnrnr. a proees.ion of matrou. for the
kiichcn. and e. t-rnpfing iilus,rations Of
that made - til iasciaaiioa % . sparkia-
>snday nigb'.- year. ssor~. On couii
hardis look az MAJOR bennett. old school
gentleman thar be- Is.--in brrecl.--. and rsf.
o.. and Mrs. Co.'s. comiort4bl, 18th good
''iug.--''hoat f'siirE thar some 9th. Old
FOLKS tHd krndIy cone hs,k o. si,o- u. 10
o. a.. TIE choir iahorvd O. 81. send down
'si. An4 seemingly ga miNcd up some
times. though gene ais che eject "a .oo,l.
lAose aIoent siagrrs ~crr '-ot 90 shrc-l
a. he noierns. uho 49, steam snsine o.
gei up the noisy part % ihc ssrvi-~ S1asc
fery beaafiill tabieanx ~err interpreted.
Tie crowring rsrt - tis cnferta inuarui
~a' in thc Dining Han Il 90. pietars
a. Fieniy an good cheer. al never have
- s~en a hapIasr ho-is 81 people sss-,15i,.l
- i,stisc hosrd. Appetite ~as -b-tt-d b.
~ ard Ioyousnc... t.l al -~re 6i-d 49,
'ull th~rv ~ers many ha.k~r. ieft
Tie nsst evening" BY was % competition.
a. young folks 49, chat thrv couH d..
~hh moirrn ooncs-t anil oyster Supper
They lave Dot given as rrpou.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-12-22

otsosD. ss--N Ce-st "a ". h.s. l-ls =,
fsfts. ~ thss ~ad tor the Coulu. ~ &c.
90 III thsrd fae-isy q Dec a 10 is<5
ISAAC y STANLEY. ~xee.sos IL fheN.. -
snl te-t sa'~ut ~ Lac fsrFey isa- a. Dr. "a
- s-ad eoanis, e~se.-svi, h@vIag gre-~aiesi H..
- sd sal a~cssnf - a.nisi o. .tsaa a N. =.
LIE "a sstd drcra-~a So .,k,-s.se~.
hN'i-red. Tat th- sol sS-cruss gis~ nsi 80
- AZ rsr-'a- iierested ~ ess--isx c..p. n ~.
',ss-s % 10 Fs-h-d sss~~ s=r-ks s,-cc---iseIs g.
- ''xisF'i D~'s-aerst psts-sd P.rt. AT fA~x
s,sv spi.-.f Pftissf- Cs-ss- o. - b~if "A pr
49, % -asd ts-sfy The thsrd Ts-st.v ~ g.aa
~ H-~t. a. i~n q th- riacs 80 lsreas-oa l.nd
-ec~ csn-e. % 10Y fhey have. shs The saa.- .hssld
- ~ siowed.
E.w WOODBURY. .Juaxs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-12-22

INFoHusrio~ WsNrrr. M'ton Well
OF lioalion. Maine. D.. iup.rfsut CO.., DE-
gene fo comrnunirsfe io tLr frirnl. az Al
brrt % Osrn. of Aitany. Georgia. -hos-
relatives reside -oueshrrc in Eastern ~,
A lu~ aiir-s.,i to Lim viI meet ui.h
protnrf afieafion.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-12-22

w y BrppKs
j"iiN 5olDtN
, 1865-02-05
Markets bv Telegraph.
NEW YORK MIDNIGHT DIsPATUH.

Especial Dispatch to the Western fTtas
New YoRK, Saturday. Feb. 4-Mlda'shs.
Tho stocs market is more active, t:o1@a tn:ss ate
scme Irregularities In prices Peace nesosia1io1 =
Lave very tsle effect upon operations, tbs atsp 81
ton being to wait .or results before changing coafs
OF TRANSACTIONS.
Goytrn.nenis stronger. Esi:roa1 bon.s au1f: o1s
frneE. Moro inquiry tor bank stocks: Slate ooad!
Gull hut rather better With Missouri SKIES Coal aao
miscel1kneou, shares without change.
The Geld market has been excited thron-nont sh1
morning, by conflicting peace Eun1ots Iom asalns'
ton, but there ~as sharp rlae toward the close
Money Is abundant and essT on Call.
Foreign Exchange l. nominal. -.
There Is considerable aet1vity and excitement N
tso1eun stocks, with largo transactions sates o. t4
celsior at $2..73; Cherry Hun. &c; LOCK- SUI;
RJnd Farm, $500; GermAn!s, &c: Ocean. $40.
During tho week tho Petrole mar&et has been un'
sEttled and Irregular owing to the 0uctaattons IN
gold khd exchange. Prices hava declined. Ihe msr.
ket closes quiet =. for crude 6528c for rened
In bord, and a5Gssc for do tre..
E9 LATER.
At Gnlleghet's evening Stock Exchange tonight,
stocks were steady sud gold weak- Gold on call soid
at2ln4 ae1 cslf it fell to 2. .butsahsequeatly TAI
lied to 2iok. -.-..
srocEs-N. T. G, 1u7x; Ezie7e; Hudson E!vcr1a7S;
Reading 1o4; II. s. Gs; ILL., c. li3; Pits. 9H: Toledo
1i24: Rock Island 81 N. ". s3; DO pti. q; r.. ".
o.: Ohio & u. y; canssFlsnt II; Qascsnsve7 esH !
Martnesa 1Gf.
, 1865-02-05

SMITH & NIXON'S, HALL,
~ For = abort time oaly. commentator
M0NDAY EVENING, Feb. 9Th, ',65.
Open every night after until fus,htr notice,
AND on
Wednesday and Saturday Afternoons at o,alk.
Tho meat Fxsraordlnsz, Hxhisit,on in the World.
THE GREAT
NJ aLTO OMAN TABLEAU
OF
PARADISE LOST:
Or tl1e Greax Rebellion In Henren,
Tho War OF the Angels,
TEE FALL OF sAIaS aSD FALL MAN
As described b. Iohn Mtcn in htsiuucrtsl pocu en-.
titled "Fa1s disc Lest Ii hclas con straion
Of this great Pcem frl begtbnln to end :fsinQ
63 Splendid 4 1ableau Paintings,
Carrying ont stEtou'I 4e1o Of
Heaven. EEel1. Chaos. Paradise.
London le1 go contt tcutise nights. tonero than ha
nil fon ptopie, md exhibited hciore -cr Aaiesr7
QUEEN VlLTOh1A, oad til: entire C,e!t. At Back.
inthsm Pnlarc, upon which occ tso1 Her Majesty
pe5ge1 to be.tow up,u The proprietor
mari Of her 5o5al sgs5onaaHRRa: Rs oy presenting MIN
~ Grand E1h.ht.an* on Wedaesda5 and Saturday
sEtrncon., It o'ceck, vhen children VIII Dc ST.
DeoIs W epcn at O'Clock r, II. Exhibition cors-
nsnsss nt y ec'ssS IseSts11yd at O'Clock
E-tcr full p :rtlcrlaEs ses shi4ls,,, bills
F.LAWRENEE, Agent. j4SI-g5if-6e
, 1865-02-05

tspceial Dispatch 10 the Chicago Tribune.1
ALBANY, n. Y, Saturday. Feb. !. 1861
CATT1K.-Beeves-Priccs are higher todsy than
were ever before paid here. and the l1kes closes
very firm, and about every drove sold. Fece'p't. in.
Guiding II car loada to arrive tomorrow, OF a.?0o
There hiss been no. inquiry for tho East, where tho
1nsrkets continue well supplied with ss2ck fson
home localities that 1t would pay this week to sh!p
from there here, but tho demand for New To1k was
ncver betteE. The 6habb!est Cattle sold for 6H5Sc
and prices ranged from that up to nearly c fS best
extra. Mr. Beden sold Is Illinois, Averaging GO MS.
N. st 12c per D, aad j. JQ:Y s. extra Eeu-
tucky stcerA averaging $50 pcunds. At $l:5oo per
head. One or two small dro7es OF extra nnc are held
at 1ac.
sHEkr.-Rece s.oo9. demand ltvoy, at1os1lc for
o,dlnsry to good fac Wooled, averaging from % to
Ito ns.
Hoos.-But few coming IN. demand s!acs, only
about 401 sold during the week. at c for 1sht lie
forheavy Western corn ted. Receipts $500; shipped
to New Yorka5c1.
, 1865-02-05

OCCUPATIONS. .-.
See aastss bsgs assenss1 enssF b1s~ fss
er, j; 'bns drivers, =; boatme9, s; box maker. ::
nsisk layer, !; butebsrs, e; blaGSsmtas, i bll
nisRc1s, m ~ !; Clerks, s. Il; eoatsaci:i, !; eailK-
ss.s. =; carpcnters, e; coopess. T.; COOKS.
drunes SssaetSe ayesi acsyms1 espreas.
men, is; engineer, I; farmefs il fur dealer, i;
assSe asSe q sa s!sfs ae.Is1 asGsf h.ssFsa sEFass5s
honse-kccpers, ~; harness-naake1s, 9; hostlcrs,
0; ho7ee doctors, =; insurance aseu:- ]; justice
Of the peace, II junk dealers, 2; jcwclcr, l; H.
sons, 10; musicians, !; lncrch hants, l8; merchant
polIcc,1; niI!ese, g; miners 2: news hoye, 8;
no business, 4os; mil makczs; 4: p1umbeFs, Z;
hangers. i; isa pisstersra, s.: +. g. eietE, Pea PED
dlers, p printcrs 10; packer, /; physicians, 2;
3. r smployees, =; Tsg dealers Lee 3; fqnners
tute brokers, =; stone cutters, II saloon keepers,
q aasd'eF antP carpenters, = sarreyGs
i; telegraph operators, ?; t1nssniths, $; trappcr,
l; tailora, 1c: ts,.oress, /; tohnrconists q; up
Eass sa1;s assfe
wagon maker, j.. wood dealer. l; matchmaker,
l; wood teEncr, Il Migrants, u; unknowa. 5s.
Total, ,Ge.
As:an1t, 2: do with deadly weapons, 7; do with
adultery, :: burglary. 4; dieordcrly, o35; do aud
resisting officer, 10; do and rae1aney. 3: do and
RS:RG SsE 9=ssns es :; ess %Se
EraEcy, 10; do and exposing person, 3; dest-
tuc, g.; falsc prctensc,, 2; falsely representing
last driving, +; illegal voting, g.; inmates gam,
houses Of fame. 20; interfering with officers, .;
ss S,ss
making threats, :: murder, ! neddllng With N
6spe Dc without a.Dt e?ne' T. resisting % oee1 TT r
riot q receiving stolen property, 8; refusing to
aeti6t oficer.5 selling 1nsonnd provielons, :;
soliciting passengers without badge, i; using
brISee LS ordinance, Is; do hack ordinance, 5; do
harbor ordinance, l; do street and sidegal5 OF.
dinencc, 1; do nuisance ordinance, :; d9 depot
concerning vehicles, 3; do concerning sabstitnte
brokers, s; do Mayors proclamation, j; wearing
male =pparel, |; total, s,6o3.
F,pr.-About o'clock On Saturday. while a
workman By the name OF John Lyon, WAS en-
cuecd in preparing quantity Of axle grease in
The oil house Of the Illinois Ccntza1 Railroad,
sn1ne kerosene, which be was usfng, took fire
from lamp, and the interior Of the works were
he ofGcc In lie city, aud tha bel-ringer notified
IN sound IN alafm The steamers went to the
rescue but did but little: as the failroad engine
WIS sufficient to eIHng1lSn 'the nEe. II. Lyon
pas severely burned. The damage to the works
is trihing.
AxusEnKx7e.-Ihe lxeek has been perfect
fush ut the Museum. The "Romsnce OF d Poor
Young Man" WIS on the boards during the first
four evenings. On Friday night Jenny Hight
took bencat In f. Fauchon." It was tremend-
nous house-a hitting compliment to this young
and talented actress. There ie somo talk oi 2
ehanEo in the management at the Museum, but
nothiuc has been decided on.
ii McVlckcr.s Thcetsr Zoe has played IN the
Shs Is a1stclasa 'aetress, ind Las gained hoat
, 1865-02-05
LOCAL MATTERS.

GOLD AF 200! TzIREAD At u
CENTS PER SPOOL! and Three Sety.
ing Machine Stitches In the Market.
WHICH STITCH REQUIRES THE
LEAST TIlr1EAD4
This question, rightly or wrongly decided by
The people, will involve gain or loss o{ from $40
to 500 per annum, according to the sewing
done upon single machine. An individual, fam
lily or manufacturer using o, about to purchase a
sewing machine to ESQ, EIll consult with no ordi-
Saary interest the following diagram, which ap-
pcared in tho correspondence Of the Ch!csSo 1Ft-
buHs jan. Is, 1865:
, 1865-02-05

Especial Dispatch to tho Chicago TrIbune.1
ST. Louis. Saturday Evening, Feb. 4.
TcnAcco-Unch.nged. SaIes scraps At 81 60; groen
lugs. $50 @sc0; factory lugs, s. 7aato CO. Planters
lngs, so.:o9i5co; common shipping Leaf. 3lsa5;
dIum do and medium II mlnulactorT, e.. u t31.01.
FLouR-Dull. Sales OF sinEie extra, inspected,
double hsadued, and delivered. at 3so3;'25 bris su-
per at 81 90 per brl.
GEArs-Theat dull. Sales OF common at 81 20; fair
fall S1s91so prime, 81 6oG11o hu. Corn lowcr.
sa1es G6sscks at s117 per bu. Oats dalt. Sales at
IS Sacks and s12 sacks at &c per ha. Barley dtoop-
Ing; 8 stts Of spring At s1.55; fa;l Ut 3i.7s.
wa1skY-sa1es 20 brss yesterday at $,lq2o 2, and
q brla todsy and 20 brls at &o10 per .!leu
, 1865-02-05

EorE-To test the ACCURACY Of tbs measurement
!n the above d!agEam, onc shoafd cause yard or
viii he drens sees as @oula Is "s aoas p
;Mesr ; nPon the same cloth, with like threads and
cAUT1oSI
1he-th.ead used to make the LOCK STITCH
ecani ecTed With the LOCK s'rITCfH cam
NOT be TaTelcd ont. Ehile the seams se'ved
D0UHkE THREAD CHAIN STITCH
ES can be FnvcIed out, anu the thread tina
used afterwards measured. fs5hs!s-it-su,A,w,F
Luainess.--We refer business men and capI.
talists to the advcrtleemcnt of Partner Wanted"
Oh tho fourth page Of this paper.
DR.. BIgclotv.-We have often referred in
complimentary terms to DR.. Dicelow, speaking
of him as gentleman in crefy way worthy the
specialist Those who are Inflicted with venerea1
dises.c many Of Its forms, at who have long suf-
fefcd from dezanscmens, NC would say, go to
qualified, both BY eLucstion and expeFtence, to
givo you the aid you go much wish for.n. Dr..
Ge1ow i nov located # ~ No Ito
those who vislt him may rely that ali The appllan
s sdis' M ~ T. s Ia e Reif
monthly, fteo Of charge. lcb5tAss3-1t
~ What the Hon. ]. O. Nixon. editor and pro-
prfctor Of the New Orleans Cr<xcsnt, says Of Dr..
Jares, formerly OF james Lock Hospital, Custom
House street, New Orleans. La, established In
1es0, and now Of 50 Randolph street. Chicago, ILL.,:
From the N. o. Crescentl
"DR. JAMEs.-Of all the medical practitioners
who have chosen a epect1f class Of human nll-
uents for their study, We know OF no one who has
become more uniformly successful, or who has
been more Justly eclebrated than Dr. Jnmes, whose
apartments are at No. 81 Custom House street.
Years ago, with full practical knowledge Of
medicine In general, he singled one Of those. hJ-
dras Of human innrmity which general pEactfttoa-
SO rarely copo with successfully, and, by assia
mons Eindy, nerseveTtng research into the re-
motcst penetral1a Of this rerticaar branch of his
SCIENCE, and The mcst carct4l and extended p5ac-
tce, lie made himself the Hercules f*the hydra,
md thousands OF both Bexes, In NIL parls Of the
world, now know him or remember him with the
sinecrest gEntitudc for DR. Jauass celebrity mot
confined TO New Orleans Or Louisiana, Or the
United States hut exists tksouehout Europe. As
q general thing, he fs infa'1iblc, and those who
may come within tho range Of his Treatment may
call upon him, not only with the hope, bnt with
the assurance Of beng restored to health and hap
pincss u
nr. James curcs and entirely cradicatss syphilis
with nculralfzcr.
-6permatorrhea and impotcncy treated end rail-
callv cured with IN in!al1ible metAol saving time
and EXPENSE.
Or. Jnmes' office aud par!oFs are: &c Randolph
street. Ton separate rooms, and all consaltldons
confidential. fes-hs061t
- Paper Hanglnga,. Painting, CnIcimlning
and Glazing, at +. E. Rgby's, 50 Rlndolph street.
fan17eSQ44-lm.
, 1865-02-05

Especial Dispatch to tho Chicago TF4bhnAl
3l1LwArKEK, Saturday, Feb-d.
FtoUn-unthanscd. Sales were 100 brls spring
doub:b extra ut $7.50!
GHAn-wbeat advanced &C. Gales On 'Chan=c were
sax0 bu ut sl43E1-t9K. This evening tha market
WAS quiet and nor much doing. Oats Sales wers:-
4C0 bu 1t &c, delivered, Corn-3slea wera:-1ooo bu
Ehel ed. atS2c.
pEov1a1cns-Mosea active. Sales were :-leo brs cx
ira primo pors at S73; dressed hogs uru1er. Sales
at tsie15, averaging 100 De. :"
, 1865-02-05

New York Honey and stock Market.
New YoRx. Saturday, Feo. e.
MpxET-Qu1et Mt 6@7 per cent.
STYRLISO E4cuAH1x-luie 1t 1G0HG199&.
GolpvE1c'ted md higher. opening q 2ta19, accitn
Ing to N5k advancing tU III, Clo.tns nt2!5X. 10
tai exports uf specie to-day, e2Sa .S96-
GtvEEsxEs1 srccks1A shnde hrYes with fall
, 1865-02-05

r.xs.,s7.s.1zE1zezxuasus,
!. ---------
hrt many ,nfIJons Of do1lars frnn fhe ,zh,,. ~
Tho snI I'm neonle nf Ctfrsrn Thts hsiI - -
pass tic legislature. will give these mighty cor r
nocr to oppress Z int H nn waG IN
nnnrget you, He did NOT know CIV. fle,e.Sv hrt
II. Ind vetoed the hi, and IT, ~ Ce'
enlargement enough ior him H. a ,>,'iar.a a VI n
nuSsfa W. veIy 1afre committee he sent to
bf1irIcI II Inn ,ee-o "a'a dt. o A. @ and he
Cd to ana eone t1s ot wonld cnnsign-
t%c " ;nss1n ab1a lhese who p:rsis::d in
nuh1Ic rohhc1s u1 Wpc bs ne{eser ta stismsnzcd y
am3one yGu, heat them as they deserve. and re.
saat 60 1one az you and they live thay I'll
~ o'4s'oese0 rs ponuca ana soeaai outlaws"
Col. Foster moved TINT conm,t+eo ., +,-,,.x
ayc he appointed to 60 to Springfield to labor i31
he the measure now pending bsOfs ths
eomt;te af nGe hn,araa y amend y sending
VII pe1ter suggested that the numSer ba afs; a.,
COMMITTEES be aulor;se Il nnao;at mem PEI OF the
he he nTehie ~ - hsr,e ~ IPto1at p substitute
Vstlcd. e ~ +" 14.''7'''' Inns motion Pre-
e,,t ~ - mou0n o. A. ne1ter mat l!tg citizens be
eeTt ~ s.s sspi.ns uIia, ~, NE !aeu aQopted
~ HnseIt tsq q ~ oenau of no Committee
"esc aoop1eo Wild great cpplouse:
RESOLUTIONS.
lsfF0tttd, 1naI tue people OF Chicago have ri
ed ne1mansnf rtsttnde r. 1eaI dssP unbound
Ills VETO Of fbat monstrons ioi
T;"hts c,9icd 1ho Snren rs1g 1g.ession upon then
hirher linn ali feel{no or rniiaf ~. va
ing evil is their heart full Of dc: out tbaats.i1
Ing for this noble vindlcanon Of the peop1e. Vich
announces to the world thai tSeir leored fsaver'
nor dares sustain tAe fIrbt and mi hjs foot nnnn
1hc wrong. ~ -'14o P"' A's 'oo' apon
RsoIrxd, That the people of c7ucoco unon ~,
io:ty Of their own dcsaost,a1 ane o. "a
ourhly canrssed he IL ,tr-s "sS u; n1s LOT
11s nssscd 4,;ti,,,t e s, ~ ta1Ee. and
it. faturrs hat Ill., : gne1a IT,. enTas o'
hone Hal thc Icnis,tn1s ~ ;na;e IT, aa
TtIn ~ +ha en .ta W t o. Gno,s Will stana
.rrot HooI of Gn;set ~ ~ Toupe M nna a. e.sM Iae
SccitS crnoraf}ons With ;s aSecnIe e nree t e,
an1 us laif " s"auo" up 'ue 1'eats q Tue
4'9s Et!n;ra1 aL1at e,T6ea' Teet ~, ,, =.
General Assembly ri 1Iinnfa tn ,,nt Id 1 ~
sidczassons Of peftonsl fnendship md persuasion,
remembering that unjust legislation, even 10 4
, 1865-02-05
NAVAL RECRUITS,
An Important Ordcr-T1sc Brokers
Efgcountenauced.

The order following has just tcea issuod by
Lieutenant John D. Harty, commanding the
naval rendezvous in this cltr-under dato OF Feb
1uary 4-in consonance with orders received from
the Department at Washington. We trust that
recruits will their own interests In reading it
not to trust the brokers, but to 70 direct to the
county authorities in the Court House, and enlist
under their auspices. The Cook County Commit
tee viii p:y what Is asEced for; we cannot promise
recruits much, II they enlist under the patron
ugc ofthc brokers. Read the order:
son End sfser Monday the 9Th inst. no bounty
monies will be received By me from brokers or
others bringing p.cu TO this rendezvous.
s.Bro1crs will be required to pay the recruits
Tor layc them paid) o. board the Receiving Ship
1T Cairo, Illinois, I'll local oounties that msy be
due the1o+
ACert1dcatcs OF CREDIT will o1sy be Issued by
nc, Wien shalt have received from the COM
mandlng officer Of the Receiving Ship ut
Cairo, receipt that the recruits hare been re-
cpiyed by 1im."
, 1865-02-05
d 4 e d

Ia Motfis trnndy County. H., Tees lay, the Stst
nit. at the residence al bis son in-!aw, the i.ev K.
Frame. Capt. JOHN sELpY, aged 81 ytars and 20
days.
, 1865-02-05

| RIor.-Si1 Hibern1ans named John Flynn, John
Williams, Michael Kelly, Thomas Jones, John
Burk, and Joseph Vozsin, were arraIsred in the
Police Court On Saturday, for riotous conduct at
Friday night last When The officers went to
quiet the disturbance, Flynn drew knife upon
| them. for which le WIS fined forty dollars. Tie
| others were fined twcn1y live dollars each.
D1sCEARdED.-James A. Dickinson, who was
como time since arrested, at tho instance OF A. G.
Story, for obtaining money under f1se pretenses,
was on Saturday honotahly discharged, the prose-
| cutting witness falling to appear. After his dis
charge, Mr, Dickinson went before Justice D'Wolf
and procured warrant for the arrest Of Nj. Story
for malicious p1ossen1on t' Me was aceosdinQly
FEEp,-Charles Miller, notorious confidence
man, who wgs fined 800 in tho Police Count, a
few days ago, for yagrancy, was In the dock on
SATURDAY., charged with m attempt to aglndle, n
| confdfng stranger out OF 500. lie conld not be
| fully fdentihed, but was fined $50 On charge OF
vafbbsn's WaFb. AA' A''n'SASD - 'S's ' ''E' ''1'1
NorcE.-Should the weather be favorable to-
day (Monday}, Mr. Fa.sett's elegant Photographic
| rooms will be thrown open to- the public. We
arc authorized to Stale, also TINT HI. Fassett will
donate the proceeds Of tho atst days business
| alter the opening to the Santary Fair.
! -SCBsT1rurE DaoEgRs-Tourtcllottc & Hughes.
substitute brokers, desire us,io say that Of the
ss75 rccevcl By them for presenting four recruits
| psrelated in Saturdays TRIBUNE. alf hut $3.50
was paid by them to outside parties for furnishing
! the men.
| SOLDIERS REsr-For the past week, the arrivals
| Of Jurloachcd men hare numbered about thirty
| nvc ner iay., By the addition OF squads and de.
tnchments the nnmbc. OF guests should be reckon
| cd at emucn higher average.
punyxf1xo DEPor.-A vast au,ount Of business
! is now being transacted at the United Medical
| purycyipc Depot in this city. Shipments To all
| parts Of tho Northwest are da1ly made.
cAar FnT.-Nesrly two hundred men arc now
in bar,aGks Mt Camp Fry Capt Charles @. Pome-
roy, mastering officer, yesterday swo1e In large
number. p
FALSE A1ARn.-The alarm OF Gre on Saturday
night ves caused by a bonfire on Madison street,