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OAK HALL CLOTHING EMPORIUM.
Jyl5 Cor. Water and superior ste.
JEFF. DAVIS HAS BEEN CAUGHT.
The war is now about played out,
Great changes have been wrought, -t
Our gallant boys are coming home;
Jen Davis has been caught.
Huzzsi huzzal nov hang your banners cut,
Huzzal huzzai let all the people shout
The way the rebel chief was caught
Is laughable indeed;
BE tried to run in petticoats,
But he did not succeed. lHt .y.- ~
HuzzAl huzzal hang all your banners out,
Jen Davis has been caught, let every one now
shout
Our boys did think It very strange,
woman should retrest
With = great bowie-knife in hand,
Until they saw his feet.
Huzzal huzzAl our boys havs got good sense;
'TwiIt gaiter shoes and stogy boots they know
the difference.
Oh, orinoline, we think You fine,
For you would not conceal
Toe flying rebel President,
When hs did show his heel
Huz2at huzzal there's nothing half so hns
To show a foot and ankle Oh, hk3 we'll raised
crinOline.
Your days are numbered now, old Jsh,
You surely cannot hope,
Or have . better end in view,
Than the 81 d Of = stout rope.
HuzZai hUZzal JeH Davis has no shoe:
In settling m ali his ACCOUNTS, Just Keep hi
crimes In view.
This boys who caught JEFF rAyis,
Well welcome one and all,
And treat them to a fine new suit
At ISAAC'S USI0N HALLt -
Huzzal huzza ding the starry banner out,
Our gallant boys are coming home, let all ME
people shout.
The Largest and Best Stock OF FashionAbls
Clothing In the West, At the Lowest Prices, at
Isaac ASIsaaes's Union Hall.
Sole Agency for the sale OF Singers Celebrated Sew
ing Machines. Storr's AutomAton Freshman, and
StrOng's Patent Army Trunk and Bed Combined.
Cor. Superior and Union streets.
- Look out for the Giants. m525
lust RECEIVED AND NOW ON
D exhibition, q large stock Of.
EANCH OASSIm BRE3,
BLACK DOE5KINs,
BLACK DALIA & BROWN BROAD CLOTH,
A AND FANCY S~ATINETTS,
EVERETT MILL DOUBIE
AND TWIST OOTTJNADES,
BLACK nj DRAB HALIENS.
sILICIAS SATERN DRILLS,
WAGON CANVAS DRILLS,
FURNISHING GOODS.
Merchant Tailors, County Merchants and Who's-
sale buyers generally, Will find 1t 20 their Rdvan-
tage to examine my stock before purchasing else
where. 8. MANN,
jyi9 162 Superior st. OPP BANK 1t
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DENTISTRY.
TEETH TEETH


Late Of the 6rm OF HkLLIWELL 4 DANIELS, I
still at his Old established Dental Rooms, corne ,
Ontario street and Public square, making thoEs
invaluable gems, Artificial Teeth. At the ald prices
before the war. An Upper or Lower Sc rom SO
10 SIS. All work warranted. AplGRA
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M-PHILOsOPHY OF MARRIAGE

RTPHILOSOPHY OF MARRIAGE.
TIE Proprietors Of the New York MuBeEm Of AnAt-
omy have regardless Of expense, to Is
sue free flor the bsns1t OF suffering humanity, and
suppression Il quSokeryl four Of their most inter
asting and Instructive Lectures on Marriage and il
disqualfhcaiions, Nervous and Physical Debility,
PreRafurs decline Of Manhood, Indigestion, Weak.
nsss O. Depression, lmpotency, Loss Of Energy and
Manly hEHBri the great Social Evil, and those
HnIAdies which result from youthful f~ollies, eI-
oeases Of maturity, and ignorance Of PhysioloU
and laws Of nature.
These invaluable Lectures have been the means
Of snlightsning and saving Thousands, ond will be
forwarded free. on receipt Of four stamps, by ad-
dreaming SECRETARY, New York Museum OF
ony and Medicine, SIS Broadway, New York.
dbIB.Rs
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NDIRs SRA SIDE HATS. A large
IL lot received this day BY sovs
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AUCTION SALES.

QUARrFRMAlTER GEsRRAL's OFFIcE,
WAsHIEaTOE, D.. o., July "a, ls65
Will be- sold at public auction, TO the highest
bidder, at the time aed places named below, viz:
M NEW YORK.
New York City, Tuesday and Friday Of esch
week, 900 Eorses each day.
New York City, "Wednesday of each week, 900
Mules each day.
Ilnir4 Tuesd4y, august = 200 Horsts.
Hmira, Tuesday, August IS, 800 Mules.
Albany, " iday, August 70, 100 Mules.
Buffalo, Wednesday, sugust 81, $50 Mules,
ls, PENNSYLVANIA.
Philadelphia, Thursday Of each week, 200 Horses
Philadelphia, Wednesday and Saturday CT each
week. 100 N ules each day.
Pittsburgh, Thursday of each week, 100 Mules
each day.
PottsvTls, Tuesday, AugustI, 200 Mules.
Mi1iint0n, Friday, August Z, 200 Mules.
York, Friday, August 4, 700 Horses.
NeWvile, Wednesday August Q, 100 Horses.
NeWAille, Thursday, August 10, leo Mules.
R.ading, Friday, AugCst IL. 2O Horsts.
shiPpensburgh, Wednesday. August l6, 100
Erie, Thursday August, 1t, qO1 Borses.
shiPpSn,bursh, Thursday, August u, 100 Mules.
Williams Oors, Friday, August Is, 2O Horses.
Indiana, Monday. August 81, l60eH
Ohambers6uTg, We'd esday, August %, 100
Chambersburz, Thursday, August "a, 100 Mules'
Milton, Friday, August %, 2O Horses.
Carlisle, Wednesday, August 80, Ito Horses.
Carlisle, Thursday, August 81, 100 Mules.
OHIO.
Columbiana, Tuesday, August I, 100 Horses.
hRlem, Wednesday. August ., 100 Horses.
Alliance. Thursday, Aug st ), 300 Horses.
canton, Saturday, August S, 200 Horses.
OievelsAd, Tuesday, august 3, LOCO Mules.
Msssillon, Tuesday, August Is, 2OO Horses.
O~restline, Thursday, August II, SO Mules.
Cleveland, Monday, August u, 30 Horses
INDIANA
Fort Way ne, Thursday, Adgutt q, LOCO Mules
.sr t-a DELAWARE.
Wilmington, Tuesday Of each week, 200 Horses
WILMINGTON, Friday Of-eAch week, 200 Mules
EEW JERSEY.
Trenton, ThurAday, Auguat 10, 200 aules.
Trenton, Thursday, August "a, 700 Mules.
Baltimore, Wednesday, August 8, and Wednes-
day Of each we K thereafter, go BOIs6s each day.
WARRINGTON, D. @.
Each week day, 200 mules.
- ID. I.., 6IE5B0RO, d. @.
Each week day except Wednesday,, 200 Horses.
An opportunity to purchase q sup7iior class OF
saddle aEd draft animals, at far less than their
true value, is now offered 10 the public
Though the majority ofthem are sound and ser
ytceable, they q . 10 longer required in the army,
and must b. sold.
Many OF the mules were bought 10 the beginning
OF the war, when young, accompan ed the srmi-s
In all their marches and camps, and ars thorough
iy broken, hardened by exercise, gentle and famit-
lar from being so long surrounded BY the soldiers.
AnimAls will be solf singly.
Eales TO com at 10 A. NJ.
Terms-UABh, In United States currency.
JAMES A. EKlH,
1913 Brew. Brig. Gen, in charge,
Iy2I-239 1st Div. Y. N. q. o..
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~WHY NOT USE THE BRsT7

~WRY NOT USE THE BRST2-
Over twenty years increasing demand has estab'
Iished the fact MATHEWS VENETIAN HAR DYE II
the best in the world. 1t Is the cheapest, most re-
liable, and most convenient. OomDlets in one
bottle. Does not require any previous preparations
fthe hair. DO trouble. No crock ~OrstAin. Does
not rub OF or make the hair appear dusty or dead,
but impsrts to it new life and lustre- Produces a
beautiful black or brown, as preferred. A child
can spply It. Always gives satisfaction. Only u
cents per bottle. Sold everywhere.
A. l. MATHEWS, Manufacturer, N. Y.
DEMAs BARNS 4 CO., New York, Wholesale
Agents. myl6:RA
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PosT oFFIcE% rlNETARIE
O~LEVRLAND -POBTOFFIuE

eonHAasIla noHDAT, O0IosEE slsz. 1884
Aa1h VII b Bpsnsd and ready for dsIiyu~s
ono hour Aitsr arrival Of trairs-
- An EAila clos "a 49, hss,-s A.1.rs,r~o
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NREAT SALE OF SERVICRABLE
VI MULES.
QUARTERHEsTER GEEERAL's 0FFICE,
WASHINGTON, ID. o., July Is, 1865.
ONE THOUSAND MULES will be sold at public
auction, under the direction Of Captain O.. hay, A..
Y. M, to the highest bidder, at
CLEVELAND, OHIO, 'f8'
commencing TUESDAY, August 8, 1885, aud con-
tinuing from day 10 day till all are sold.
Many Of them were bought IN the beginning Of
tbs war s. young mules, accompanied she armies
in all thsir mar hes and camps, and are thoroughly
broEeD; hardened by exercise; gentle and familiar
from being 20 long surrounded by the soldiers
Though sound and seryieeable, they are no lon
ger required In the army, and can be purchased at
this sails ct far Less than their true value.
Mules sold singlys
Sale to com AsncsRt 10A. M. each day.
Terms cash, In United Stases currency.
& - f,. t.f-.. JAMES A. EKIH,
BreTet BrigEaier General IN charge
jf202s4 : First Division. Q. N. so.
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~ OLD EYES MADE NEW
A pamphlet directing how to speedily rostOr
light and give up spectacles, without aid Of dOcto
or medicene-Ssnt by mail free, on receipt Of tel
cents, Address Z. B.. FOOTE, MD,
1880 RroadEay. New York.
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D. HUDSON,
General Fire. Marine and Life InSur.
anee Agent,
Once, Oviatt's Exchange, foot Superior Street.
CLEVELAND, OHIO.
REPREsEETs THE FOLLOWING COMPANIES:
Buckeye Mutual Ins. Co., Cleveland, Asss.
Ohio, Fire and Msrins)-----.-..e 245,I43
Market Fire I" .... 4I4.729
Fulton Fire Z" .... 204,B9l
Norwich Fire ms Co., Norwich, o.. 425,245
North Western " 0sWego,N N. z. 24O,7zS
Rev York Life " Hsg York.. 8,658,765
Phoenix Marine ms. 90. Of BroObIyn
n. Y, cash capital. 900. 900
LOSSES PROMPTLY ADJUSTED AND PAID.
Particular attention given to the adjustment Of
Marine Losses. l.. o. HUDSON,
Agent and AdjustSr.
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billy, &C., &C., all of-Whioh arise principally from
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, 1865-02-26

TIE MusEuM.-"Tho Conscript W has been on
tho boards during this week. Nistho production
Of Mr.. a'Bcckett. member Of tha company, and
cxecss,selS Tas,cal OF funny INT Is intsscs.ins
throughout, and ha. quite decent plot, not toa
The MERCHANT Of Venice was given On Fri.
day evening On the oecasion Of tho bcneit of iii.
J. 2. Little. tho accomplished villan Of The com.
ss sSk 9' sf sae %
which he rendered that very dtnicul. eharastcr.
MI. Free ,nkcs h,s eeneat q acxt Friday even.
Nc will be remembered as the former stage man
ascr Of the institution nctoss the way" Tho
very n.ny Of those s1ds scenes which teil 20 lisp.
ply. His Dutchman in "Pocahoutas " Was irrc.
etsiibly funny. He deserves Nbcral support on
Tho TicEct-of.Lcaye.Mxn will bc reproduced on
| the first three evenings Of this week. II had
lengthy and very successful ran few months ago,
ess hsd subeidcd. ltwonti beas much mole than
! three nights pow. Mr. Aiken has reeove.ed fsona
bis lnaispo;teon, md will be at home Al Rob
McV1cSEa's TaE4rER.-Ms. aud Mrs. J. ":
Florence arc 1t McvIekcf's. They have appsased
sysnas asnE se eosa5
Young Actress" being on the boards. Tho acting
Of thcee stars Is fresh and attractive Is evcr; they
have drawn houses OF which any one might Dc
MSnaay VII se S5eqsht o9s FlSFspss q ea5
| tlirCE, They hNro Nle0 IN ftnealHa1 4h4ialecu
Mayonfuccn," legend OF former days.
4 AcADEAY or Mus1c.-Eith the coming Woe
closes tic present ecason OF the Kelly B Leon
Minstrel TFoupc, the most successful that has
over Visited Chicago. During tho past week they
have given programme composed OF old tme
| beantice, those in uae in tho Infancy or negro
n,nstrrley. They propose to give an extra at
ttactirc bill th:e wcrk, As parting saate to hels
MnTox1AN TAB1EAux.-The managers have
just c1escd u successful season hare. They appear
| In Milwaukee on Tuesday. ....
| PnILMAttNoS1u CoScKNr.-Thc next concert o.
the scasou will be gwen IN Bryan Hall on Tues
dar evening, and IL expected to bo a very inter
caring ono. Tho programme has bccn compiled
| Hlth great ca1e, and tho arrangements made VII
secure tta appropriate execution. The services ol
vocal astlst-new to ChicnEo-Miss Pafgs o'
ianshnfE. has been secured for lhn occa8on. The
| following IL the programme:
scotch SS1nphol ly-Mcndclsohu.
fhndants Finalo from Norma, by Miss p1lse.
Souvenir DO eMcyerbecr-Baia.ka.
sole, Violin, by NJ. Weinberg,
II Ballad by Miss Paige.
Finalc-oyestuze 10 Naehusgcr In oranad,-
| Krcutzcr.
Mus1cAL Us1os.-The Union" will again ~
pear in public In Bryan Hail on ThuraIay. Ma:el
slon. They have selected tho beausifut - st ibs
Miss Marta Dralnard. lender even among Ne,
!. clpal soprano solos. THIS alone should oil III
houxe. ~ :,.....
! l. Tv1n.aNsmDE AasuAl MAsqussaDx.-Th
, 1865-02-26

The scutcnco Of Death Pronounced by
Judge Williams

SATURDAY, being motlon day In tho Circuit
Court few outside Of those familiar with tue rou-
hne OF legal business thought that the opening
act Of great tragedy was TO be enacted. Even
the members Of tho legal profession, those rho
in spite Of their addiction to drv law tictsii. nS
formulas lore Nh excitement es well N nnv .rhons
boy, had forgotten that on Saturday a r,risnner
was to be sentenced to death By han:lnr fsr thr
murder OF his wife. Scarcely a sco:e OF m IN ~.
side the reporters and tho Officers OF tho conrt
were prceent when States Attorney Reed nfo,n
in the court room and moved that sentence al
death bo pronounced against FRANZ s,plndler
The motion was granted. aud tho miserable priao-
uer trembling with emotion. like tecp shaken by
strong wind, nrosc in his place and awaited sen
lencc.
Judge Williams said: .....
HYou hare been indicted by grand jury for
the cY,uo OF murder, the murder Of your vito, bv
poison. You have been tried BY psus Jury. and
done everything tha. their learning and ability
could auEgest to save you from the sentence
| which an now abLut to pronounce against Yo9.
There c.n to no question Is to your gusle: 7 d9
mol know thot during tho prosrese Of your itel,i
hnyc Ind any feeling toward .on but thst q Ply.
have had neither prejudice nor passion ia this
casc. ! have dcsired nothing but that tho law
ston1d hnve fts way, tempered 80 far as It migh
| be with mercy. On full review Of
the facts Of the case, must esy, thero Ii no pos
| sIble dnubt Of your guilt Pefhap. thu ONLY de-
| fcnsc that could have been made Tor you. is the
| ingenious ono which has been made hy yont couu
Gel. Notwithstanding that the jury found yop
, 1865-02-26

The North Dlrlalon Railway In Court
Tho Evanston Railway
Wiped Out.

4 hill ID chaucery WAS on Saturday fied In the
superior Court, by john Evans. Governor Of Col
ornto 1er1itory, against the North Division City
Rs.lway Company, and tho following parties ast~
ing as directors Of the Chicago and Evanston Rsfl>
way Company John 3, Turner, Volney G. Turner;
Insoh Rehm. George Y. kumsey, Charles E. Peek,
Nm. c. Goudy, Eomund Haskell, John c. ualnrs,
George schne!des, Leayitt B: sidway, VIM. Il.
Turner, John Z. Jones, Il. B, Hurd, John c. Dore,
+. II. Benson, John cfos8h and Wm. u. Bradley,
to prevent them fsom selling, assigning or trans-
ierf1nE certain certificates OF ftock therein me2-
TONED. and from assuming ~ net aB directors CT
der IN alleged pretended clec1ioa OF directors Of
that comp.no held J1uuary OH. 1855, The late
honr at which the bill wns fled prevents Us from
claims that tho Evanston Ka1lroad Compsny has
been SOLD out to the West md North Division Rsil
road corporations, The Injunction prayed for was
, 1865-02-26

poox,ob and ri, Es1uut secretaries and book cares.
ces,nt fSs-xou csagtre wth Et.or essa; e s1a Z,
rl~e oak m-rble top adchoaIa. oaE e1eens.u1 ~
Sa Also .na *s NIT IT, IT Nv ~
eoot sSoyrS n,tntng1 and cnsraI1n.s, silver esed
casiara tes and table spoons and fork une eSSe
eli. II and t:wos. !, GILBERT 4 SAMPSON:
(@k48$k&- AueAooeVt@'
, 1865-02-26

minor members, many Of WHOM, arc croasez fools
than KNIVES, and simply propccute tho rlngleadors
neesea Tor 1he defense viii probably commence,
Among the nitncases Will ho FEank c. sherman.
E'a:: Ea1or OF your city. T, 9. Brown, Eaq, J. T.
Gs.es ws1eh Ge'n md e;her. s.aoe'' '' tho 'hf''
III ss fS{ % aes e. a. 1nsass s IT,. 70
pulll.hcd In pamphlet form by Moore 3 W!ltst,ch
or this city, at Tho. request Of mombcrs OF tho
compilation Of authorities yot published, and
-'.0e'>' '''''' ''@' A''''' nAnru GO.
C1No1H <arl, Foh.24.
Tho Military Commission met this morning pur-
suaut to adjournment.
Tho record Of tho previous session Of tho Com.
znIssion was read md approved. 49,
Mr.. Recorder ftu,an then read the following
waiver handed to him by Ar. E. q. Assay, counsel
for tho prisoner Grcnicll:
MllIrAnr coxAtssfoA, [
C1Nc1NNkT1. Fenfuafy -, 1sH +
United States r. Q. st. LeEer hen.cll implicated
With Duckncr 8. Morris. 1t a.:
% ss1E md sbs Ct IL IL
IS 1lough ! warpcn ona!ly prerent~
construed to effect the jurtsdlcttcn q .this Com.
miestoa In the Eremsgs, which jurisdiction do Us
heEstofo1e most respectfully deny:
IL tbe p,escnce Of john ". i MiiispeSh, : Leu.
Msjol aee!as asked asFed i my evidence o. eestla
ss 4 e E e s You'd 99qf e @
lr As,y aid al he had S5 p4Sobably s seem thc .e
t sosed tssed TN ss Though ho
nm opin,3n anas ~ snea. YOU'D Hasos % aole to
nr eoo, ennd,tie asp1 ,v WIS .y!uS N
s,s ~ anaaa Menxsr ~ a1 ao III oeea
s Ten g da5 s
re9oyal e'a q n disturbance; aM;; =,
~ ea;., mase m s4Sn ~, m s,!a oI 'csas persSay
II 5ssfRpSSn R S ta b.
xei,,e1 ~ en9 ~ " aae Eoas., aot
ia,gaYea re- @IonulEenactss .a ~ Nus. anpot.ant
ns H. ,y - rsiye o' IN ~ T.
5 sefae 1s pe1 spsa se sasea ssuF0 a consult anu
~. Aeag o1a not Il knoE mat ne os1onse had Any
rGn1 10 aaseI,s5e M IN enc snea matters; oat asksa ne
srcd t6at !ha iats BE- allowed to proceed wl'h III
mnsh s5pe:e md insonysnisnse uHon TIC sc,
t3Iae o. taelr 9Sqniaa Waich no trusted wos!d bc
9H ,at or tao h, As 9s
1'e S aas
The con@iseton may Claim thc right to enforce
hardly alter ths a1atn, Of TIC crime, alleged
crime.
me Jqdse AdToeate aa1d that as Daniels led:
Eo!unnI1ly Wl!hdfaMn his presence from the TIL
+ ouna!, &c mask aek tee Court to pass to the ind
imes snq eenencc n tee case q taG escaped psis-
G9neE Daniels, y his act. acknowledged that 1ae
aaa uotaipg 70 onef II ielense, no argument to
Make. no witnesses 70 produce. 60 that IT. IVES
quite proper that the Ceart'eonaider the findings
- relates 10 him:
Judge hey objected to- euch course being
tzx1tn the matter by tho Court.
Colonel M1rr1y, President Of the Court, did
tho natter, considering thEt: his late Client had
, 1865-02-26
Total.
Tic total number OF enIlstments credited on the
last dcsasred quota OF t, aa02 iF GU to date.

EAERew EscApE.-Last evening, a. oalcer
Thomas i. Gavin, cf tho eecorc precinct police
force, was getting upon tho Hadfson street. car,
his loot slipped and ho fell under r vehicle; tae
Whsels p1s:ed orer his foot, tearing od the sole OF
the boot fIors Ic heel to the toe nnd brnisn9 bss
injury His escape was almost mtEacrlon..
, 1865-02-26
LOCAL MATTERS.

ThIr7 yvard-Drart meeting 'to:niea3 at
Gnlou HSlt, Gil State street.
The Co1sihtttce beve resolved to 20 ahend s,d
MI the quota Of the Ward II TIE ENROLLED nE.
AID GOOD 17A Of the Ward wilt aszist thams with
their means. -.
They appcal to,good citizens to aid then,vitlr
liberal contributions, AMI request all that feel m
interest IN 1l.bg tho quota or tho Ward to cttetd.
the meeting Aoad1y evening.
ORDER CoNMrr3E;
, 1865-02-26
GTOCK OF STAPLE AND DO.
OMESrIC Dry Goods. L'n.ns, Hosiery. ac-,-
AT AUCTION.

cn TUESDAY. Feb. 8. - ~ o'c'ock: At Dutters'
A.ction ,p9 los and lc7 Po;tthud nlock Garner
Dcs rnorn snd washington streets rnc IS k con:t IT.
Il sicaened and Blown shsstlngs sntssanEt Dsnsms.
F.anpe:s Koo Noy and Mlue,F flsnnels: Jeans satl'
fts ajott4 tpsximertt, Mtltous, nT pieces Linens,
-" ia iGrsM WI a. BuTrERs & CO.. Auet'ra.
, 1865-02-26

REcnC11Nu.-The terrible weather OF Saturday
was enough to have stopped cnlistments ont1rely.
That ffty-onc mcu should haSc been recruiiel,
speaks volumes for The energies Of the ward cou-
mite es, and their determination to Ill the quotas
In fpitc Of all opposing Influences. The dist11bn-
lion Of recruits was AZ foIlows;
Third Ward. ...........H Eighth Ward. ........ Q
Ftt5 FSa5S VIZ 4.ass's Es!sssenth Wa. Wasd.
, 1865-02-26

maeauerahc at TnrnaF Hsll on Fuesday F 's evcn!n1.
NO petsca will b admitted before midmght ox.
Nxvs Bora coNcsRr,-A concert for The benefit
q tho News Boys Association will take place on
1s.s,g si1aG GreinnG M,rch So any q ihs news
men,s Of n practical cducaiion tst It is propo.ea
70 obtain eshool books md secure competent
tt.s u c aS I, one that eonnends
CAN'T FnT-TnE 1e3D REarxxxT.-In conse.
quencc OF the inelcnoncy Of ths woathcr the or
ganlzauon Of tho 1b9d Regiment was postponed
until Monday morning. Tho morning reports Of
Saturday show m aggregate Of 1,45s recruits in
camp. Adjutane John Gilman, formerly Captain
In tho 14tet Illinois. has been mustorcd Into SER
hsve been elected:
Company A.--Capta,n, Giles D. Walker; Firss
IAertsn9ns John s.so's; second Lieutenant, In.
Company B.-cspt.in, ". q. billings: FIRST
hsrtsnsnts Lent; !amcs A. LanacFi Second Lieutenant
Dmrany G@:ceptniu, Edwin g. Lowell; rlrs.
e;npany pcsphin. chas. Bronson; First
L1eutenant, A. Carr sscond Lieutenant, jacob +.
Company E-Csptatn. Andrew w. Wheeler !;
FIrst Lieutenant, Donald Nicholson; Second Lien.
eomrany Ecaptsin, Eoos Tu.ner; First Lieu
tenant. james N. johnson; Second Lieutenant
4. Ruehebacker.
Company G@Captain, Jouafhnn E. Brown First
Eeatensnt. A1anson Farnhanf; Second Ncuten-
ant, Fernando Brown.
COMPANY A-captaln, Samuel Il. Jnad; Firs.
Lentenant, Elson Howard Secoad Lieutenan,,
c. E. Simmons.
Company -Captsin, Samuel ). Tompk1ns
First Lteatenans, Warren B. ii. Cosn Second
Lieutenant, Alonzo ". Fuller.
company k-Captain, Chas. u. Hitchcock ;
First Ie1tenant John d. Payne; Second Lier.
tenrnt Wm. r. Colbutn.