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, 1865-12-18

WORE FOR TnK Poon--All parties needing the
tesT1ces OF men for every kind Of WORK, are r.
questcd 10 remember that there are teores OF men
applying daily for work al the rooms Of the 9bnuv
Mems Christian Association. No. u Methodist
Church Block. Many OF them hare famllses de-
work OF their families will suffer, Parties needing
the sers1oes Of women to wash or clean bT the day
e1n also be supplied by applying 1t iha aboyc
Places xrc also waited for few boys.
, 1865-12-18
Cincinnati Market.

Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago Tribune,
-. ..... clscIyxATL Doc. Is,
fLouH-pu1l- Sales choice eureznne at $7..s; extra
at6aE@s.5a.
GRAH-Wheat In fair demand. Sales choice nav
ut f1ss: prime old 1t yl.so Corn steady. Ssles
ear at Sc, and sheled at Sc. Oats nrm at ia exc
Rye steady with sales prime ut 77c Barley dali and
noSAles
Wa1str1-Unsettled. sales At sl7saae,
CoI1oJ-FHm4 Small eales Of ruiddlInR at +6c
PHorIsioss-MeEs Pork dull and uon,inal at $71no
Bacon shoulders steady at 15c; clear sides at axe
packed. Bulk meats dull and nomlnsl. Green shonl-
dcsu, sHc; sides. 1lKcs hama, -1aHc. Lard-11xc
nee>y offered for prime ke,s1e-saes 1o3 ue1ces. 1t
tho eloso 10 buyesa at i7c Keg offered II lsc.
gut, 13Hc; head. 16Hc.
Hoos-Reetip.s, 2.aso. Market veaI, salcs a. sS.B
@s.s3gross and 3lt.e11o6a net. Whoo market With
out activity.
'MoSKY-Steady.
RzcHASGH-FEm at SC premium buying, and 100
premium selling. T..
, 1865-12-18

:, I9aeae from Eeypt.-Pcnuey,x Ecyp-
tim Lotus:-A new md exquIsi,e perfume for he
handkerchief. Cleopatra and the ladies' Of the
present day using the aame perfume Pcnncy's
EgYptim lotns. A Canton to tho Ladles-Dont
be imposed upon by having foreign perfumes forced
betieE--nade at home: Get the Egyptian Lotus.
ward For sale by all druggists and perfumers,
F. A. Penney, At his laboratory. Fulton Avenue
eSs9es GO Of Jey street. Rrooklu, l. L, and sold 81
q! d[nGSg1Ats and aney goods dealers. FULLER,
Illinois, nnrafr3i IefxuS
, 1865-12-18

Milwaukee Market,
Especial Despatch to the Chlcaso Tsibune1
MHWAEKEf. Dec. IS
FLoUR-steady. Sa1ea 100 bbls city white winter at
se0.
GnAn-wneat uasetued aad k1eeuln.; sale, TIL,
morning 15do0o bu At 5L2sH9l2s, cash: Stooat3ox.
buyer and seller all month. On Change $4,000 pu al
sl.73. to, 1-soA9is1, eash; t1a1.s2 seer MI next
week. P. u. Eoasl-WheAt irregular; aales 10 900
ou 1t fS1h@1.a cash. 4ntseller month; 413l3tssk.
buyer ali week. 10. z sold at Sl.13.
PRoV1sIoss-Drtascd nogs firm; saIea :. 11coaa
lo, Averaging 1oo pounds. Butter, sales SO pounds
AZ 25c for choice.
, 1865-12-18
St. Louis Market.
Especial Desrktch to the Chicago Tsibuuc.t
81. LOUIS, Dec is.

81. LOUIS. Dec is.
TonACco-About The ssnt
FLoCE-DulI and Qulet
GnAN-Wheat-no receipts, and very uttle done.
Choice full At fa-Do per bu. Corn lower. WhI,o and
yellow tic yellow 1t soc pats-choice at Soc per bu
Bar1ey-choce spring At EXC common Iall at &ls
prime Ga1l At ts1.s3p per br.
WmsKIY-Duu at 2c.no
Hoos-sales go. average ~ lbs, At 1910: l3d head
do. rs lbs, At ssl5; III head do, 80 lbs. Il ts
head do, lbs, 1t $aE pei 100 1b&.
, 1865-12-18

:, 4 had lsreatl. the greatest curse Of life.
LOW many lovers it has separated; how many
Jonr dcascet hend will not mention It and you nay
be ignorant Of tho fact yourself To cttcct rsdi.
eal cu5e nse the Balm of a Thousand Flowers Is 4
the complexion removing Ill fau, pimpex and ffcck.
lnf: P1ce - cents. For aale By Il. X. Iaudon
CniezEo; wholesale agent md ali druggists.
, 1865-12-18
LOCAL MATTERS.

We are In the r1fdat OF Revolution!
Gtnuine Eutupean perfumes aEc no longer prp-
cntabIc here The tlIl1 blockades our ports against
them. Bu. In 1helr place ssande Pha1on'a Night
blooming Cercus the euperlatfre OF all f1oraf er-
tlacts, and cvey American lsdJ wonders, as she
them Sold everywhere. diBt1G3
, 1865-12-18
FERlAN'sM ~ the WEST,
The Stnews OF War.--Amount Of Hsna,
Contributed by Western statea...
A 4
ss~kr~s~~ h~~A 9-- --TsL---@1sA-

The following Il IN e1htbli OF the eno.mops sr,us
OF money contributed for the purposes Of he
sentan brotherhood. during one month alone, thai
ending ocI 9alh4 1865. in The Western s,ales,
Taken a1togrihrr, the con!sibuilous trnu nil No.
uons ot the country bear about a equal ratto 10
the nunbess Of 1rtah population, but Chicago. II
VII n observed. hAs contributed an aooruop,
a1ooun-thc largest 1t Is said BY the leadesy Of th
hosne7hood, OF an1 etJ In the United statss. II
Likely to fail Eog want OF tunds. "N'
Frynlan
, 1865-12-18

New York Money and Stock Market.
NEW ToKx. Dec. l6.
s1KRLINH ExCnAssK-Dpll 1t 1n9A@19k.
,tioLU-Lets active and lower, open1nc 1t ft3k de-
etlothclto l9, md closing At 1l5. Total experts or
specie to-day. &99o,11o.
GoykKsxENT TS1ocK7-Govcnmcnta less active and
Fxla,iIs 10 L,rzRroo1-Freishts to Liverpool
thAde better. ~
, 1865-12-18
d I f ID .

!n this city. Dec 18th. It the Convent of the Sisters
or Mercy, Of consumption, sster MARY EELESTISE
Ihs iunersl Fil take plsce on Sunday today At
, 1865-12-18
5t0leN.

CTOLEN-$25 Reward.-Stolen
~ hom the corner OF LasaI1e and North Tater-sts.,
e 6s5ds - hisa 1I years = od pe5t sv.sh DAP
square boI, open behind made by Albert ClrJ. Gil.
n2 eaE02 ~, T. Eafk Or naTe On the h!ad spstnzba1},
cclIar laraess Fsl spotted Blanket Tho above re-
ward VIII be paid Tor Information that Wilt lead 10 the
tioa may he sont TO WA. TURTLE, Superintendent of
Iotlce. Chtc1RQ. aa19hlai
, 1865-12-18
HOLIDAYS IN TIE COUNTRY.
FOR HOLIDAY GOODS.

DsIpties fer the Table, etc. send to the Purchasing
1rett Or the Express Cou1paujea- A. L. Sr1M9ON
praies' orders attended to, md purchases OF xyEET
GescTiptlou Of goodk to be had Il Chicago made At
rfiees Eeeye yonr ordtEs Win Express Agent
Or mall Q a. L sTI4sQG, EzpEes2 Cos Purchasing
Agent Chicago. delsol&}tp
, 1865-12-18

RfoWE1'a Termtfngc Comfltx, or Worm
lo1enges.-Much sickness undoubtedly, with chlI-
drcn and adults, attributed TO other causes, Is &C.
although efectual in destroying VOTES, can do no
possible Injury to the most delicate child This
valuable combination has been successfully used By
eating WORMS, 70 huIttul to children.
:, Children having worms require immediate atteu-
tlon. as neglect Of the trouble olten causes pro-
Ionged sickness,
Symptoms OF wcr1ns In Children are often over.
looked. Worms In the stomach and bowels capse
irritation. which can be removed only hy the use OF
a Fnre remedy. The combination Of Ingredients
used in making Browns - 'Ve1m1fuee Cnsnnts" ID
such as to give the best possible eject With safety,
Sold BY druggists, chemists and dealers IN ued{-
cfpee, at twenty Ave cents box.
1ei.h ~ 39tSE,sAAx
, 1865-12-18
m 4 X n 1 E ID !.

In this city, Thnraday evening, Dec 1th Ut the re-
ia s.9eSss Is @ 9f 4; 4 bta1 y rs Eer Charles Few
ACu3A A. wIiIPFLE, OF Chicago. 1'A1'
1n this ctty on the llth ,nst BY the Rey Dr. Lord,
cago. ~ " 1
In LoeEport, ~, Dee. llth. by Rev. j. O. Porter,
NJ; G; s: LAFHAM. Of BIooklyn, n. T., aud Miss
sr- Now York papers please copy.
, 1865-12-18

Go to tlIe Ress-Go to Bryant d STRAIT.
toms Chicago Commercial College 10 get thor.
ough, practical business education, or 10 become
good Telegraph Operator. Address {enclos!ng
stamps for circulars. BRrAsT & STnAr7os, Chica-
, 1865-12-18

.AA1oE1kS1.-4he Cnlc1So Era1lH1 {hk4
MAKES Inc following Announcement In la.t crcu-
tng's iseuc:
The annual circular of the Chtcaro Fba for ,afS
VIII DC eeen in this numbcr. The present pronrIe.
ION takc E7eat pleasure In stating that the pros
pectatonS The number OF it, reader. has eteadiIv
increased. md the statement o! It's busineas pFe.
Fenis balance Of assets that is both saiisfaciolv
md Aafte17nc 10 tte managerE.
we also takc p!eafnre IN announcing to the public
The immediate enlargement Of the paper and tbe
1haEElratlon OF new cta in tts cx1sience. The
controlling Interest in the establishment HIS been
purchased y the Hon Dastd Ilakely, The present
scGctsry Of state OF Minnesota, Rho will re1nove
Immediately 10 chicago nnd assume the manage
scctt Of tsc ccucczp- Mr. Dlnkcly I. an able and
e4perenced journalist md editor. under whose di-
feetaon tht ftA uill ut once take rst-c1ass posi-
i!on among Tie newspapers Of Chicago. With
abundant csp1lal best talent that caftal can
obtain. TIC Chicago Roa wlu hc made 70 nj q de-
t!deratcm in The field Of journalism in Chicago
which The public has long felt
The eulafr,pd pnnnF mil Rrpnnr n, lsona,r
, 1865-12-18

NEW Lquon lksp1crou.-Nm. 8. 0olsen has
just entered on his dnttcs OF Government Liquor
Inspecter, c.ee ]. c. Dorc, resigned. MI. Golscn
las been foreman OF the Foreign and Uupaid De-
livery department Of the Chicago Post Once for
four ycaFs md seyen months. He has been very
smiling coun1cnAnce VIII be missed at the delivery
for foreign letters whore he has served 20 long and
welt.
Th1, he Win make q good and faithful officer o.
4hc Unlted Slater Treasury, wc bare no doubt.
Ills Office ts room No. g Pomcruy building, corner
OF Suuth Water and Clark ettects.
, 1865-12-18

PnorEnT1 N kAHsls Asp M1ssoum.-We ca1l
attention to The card, In another column. Of Abel
i stdn.ellow, attorneys nj law md dealers In md
agents tor the ea1e Of real estste Located In At
ch1.on. Ksn.ns, they buy and eel lots there and
Lands outside pay ta1ca for oonscsidents examine
tltlc.. collect claims, Sc Pnrtics in this city afe
commended to Them for the trzuaactton Of business
rcpuriur eami}af services to IhpSe offered by them
, 1865-12-18

WANTED-lmmediately, active,
W earnest snd energetic men. land no others need
spH1! ~ every town md ceuaty in the Noethwcst to
WAF- Ry Horace Greeley. - 1
Iha work u far superior sny Histories Of the
Ksoealton' hs Unknown or unrellasle authors, now
oelna nalued Of upon the public ~ rei1abe history
consisting only Of computations from hastily written
correspondence Of the Press. "
TIC Connict" Is carefully prepared work, By one
q me oldest End ahleat Journalists and most nrunnnd
tnnksfs Of the sge BIS statements ever arcprale
arc hs coaeinsons honest and truthful The history
OF tne country. lhe positions Of public men and The
words. The sale Of the work "a unprecedented and
eycs universal aaitsfaction to OF Ill paItea Vol
semng spring. Wo also desrc agen,s Tor Four Yesrs
Il setsssla, by 1unius Henri hEown-the most popular
truthful and easneat xriter. The WORK a6aands ID
vivid pkesentations Of The veicst gravest and se.t
features Of the ~Ar- GEO. & c. W SH EENOOD 114
L1ke street, Ch!csgo, NJ, Pnbltshefg, hfa
, 1865-12-18

1SQrzs1.-CotonE Wagner held an inquest yes
fcroay forenoon on the body OF Mary Dutic!d.
who expired very suddenly on Saturday morning,
nj the residence oi her relative. Mrs. Riley, on
North Water ss1cct. between Clark and Dearborn.
ing, ate q hearty srpprr. and retired to he'd with
TWO Of HRS. fllcs'e children in the morning she
t1as iocIc dcaa in her bed pott no17e,n csa:1i.
cnsucd from The excessive usc Of stimulating hquor
Le xas hablsually given to drinking. and was fr.-
qrcntly nped Rt The Police Cour1 for that offence
1be Jury returned verdict in accordance with the
facts.
, 1865-12-18
B0drDinn=-GHdnte1.
ACr5Dl1dl.

Observation-Disclosures SOL
djtra azd se4neu who have or thin1 they mar
EountJ, cry or Fewn Bounty, Penaloo. Prize MoneT
Compensation for horses. and ali desertez1 who ret1fn
upon ihe company rolls aa al heirs Of decaA+ed 1o,-
d!crs 4nd tcan earnestly requested TO w.
m1ttst claims. Eefesencr. gwen rhen re1uestea IN
sny OF the Northxeste.u States. ISAAC X. HIT d
CO.. ClAln Agents md AttoEners III Cfarkst. aZa0
, 1865-12-18

ANTIOCH CoLlEGE, or YELLOW Srr1NGs, OuIo,-
Professor John E. Clark, who filed the chair of
Mathematics in The Michigan University with such
signal ability, under the Presidency or Dr.. T4ppau
and who fesigned his position In that institution
for The purpose Of v.siine the best Unycrsi,fes of
Europe. and Of hcquaiatinp himself with their
me;hods n it 9, instruction. aud Dr. s. Il 1angles one
England, have Just been crpoipted Professions IN
Antioch colleea. At Yellow Srr1n.s. Ohio. They
VIII take then placcs next term. when there viii he
ntEe o1caoh1s IN The faculty. al men Of fine tchoI-
nrthtp md nearly all teachers Of great experiences
ho:Mrhstandinp tho nnateee wc1r unsuccessful
IN their Gforts 70 place Cor. Andrew Of Messacnu-
nxed purpose y MAKE It second to none IN the
Mest; md 70 thit end hey arr raptdly tnan1sinE
due time \ President will be found IN every way
worthy TO fuceced the lzncnted Horace Mann
Meanwhile the coltesse II doing admirably undcr
The temporary Presidency 0: ker. Or. E,ai:, OF
New fork. Mr. MHnn's most beloved and most
, 1865-12-18

pAD GA..-rhe sss turuished By our Chicago
Companies II juss now sesrtb1k thing 10 burr, and
r1ves but . very poor hight Tbose who ,zu4c forced
10 burn II during the day ycate7aaJ wcrc complain
tne universally.
, 1865-12-18

EOR SALE-At q bargain
Il 1S5 feet, with cottage OF re rooms, Closets n.p
~ and basement; water IN the house, On line or city
TO T, Il, BRYAN CO, In
TOR SALE-Or To Rent-A one
l. story cottage. with lot, in the North Division.
Cottage contains tFe rooms. Apply 10 Alderman
RUN- corner Of North Wells and Catl-sts. "
, 1865-12-18

"ANTED-Business House-A
rv,t hus,asss honse on Lake At, between State and
ness hDy one having such an one TO renr or TO dis
tenant by addressing. for three dAYs,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-05-08
PUBLISHED (DAILY) BY
EDGAR SNOWDEN, SR.
~ OfFICE-No. 1O4 King street, owe
Ssone's formerly French's) Book Store
WAR DEPARTMENT.,
Washington City, May 8. |

Washington City, May s. 1868
Ordered: That all prisoners of wal, except
officers above the rank Of Colonel, who before
the capture of Richmond signifed their desire
t,.take tue oath Of allegiance to the & S,
q id their unwillingne,s to be exchanged, be
forthwith released upon their taking The said
OATH and transportation furnished them to
their respective homes. In respect TO all
other prisoners Of war, further orders will be
issued.
The Commissary General of Prisoners will
issue the necessary regulation Tor preserving
the requisite record of the prisoners Of war to
be released under this order, the record to set
forth the name Of the prisoner, his place OF
residence, the organization 10 wfech he be-
longea, the time and place Of capture, etc.
fhe oaths of allegiance viii be administered by
the Commanding officers Of TIE prison camps
aud forts, who will send by telegraph, daily re
ports of the prisoners released to the Commis
sary General Of Prisoners. These reports will
be consolidated for each dav and Transmitted
to the Secretary Of War. By order
JAS. A. HARDEE Brevet Brig. Cen.
Inspector General 7. s. A.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-05-08
NEWS BY To-DAY's MAIL.

Some of the members of the Christian Com,
mission paid their respects to Gen. Lee IN
Richmond last week Their course is con
demned by the officers of the commission =
They were not authorized 10 do SO.
Judge Patterson, President johnson 5 SON
in law, has been elected U. S. Senator from
Tennessee.
Bermuda papers contain a long account OF a
judicial investigation now being held at St.
Georges, into the attempt Of one DR.: Blackburn
to introduce the yellow fever into New York,
Philadelphia and other Northern cities, and
the evidence Of some witnesses show that ne n,
was q rebel agent, and in communication with
other agents
The charges against Ould and Hatch, Con-
federate Commissioners Of Exchange, arc the
NAL appropriation Of funds sent to Richmond
from the North for the relief Of the Federal
prisoners Hatch was at first discharged, but
again arrested. Ould denies the accusation,
and says the testimony Of the person IN charge
Of the funds will exonerate him.
A dispatch from Cincinnati dated the 5th
inst, says:-s'A train on the Ohio and
Mississippi read, was last night robbed near
North Bend, fourteen miles from the city, py
q gang of robbers The safe OF Adams
Express Company was blown open ~ gum
powder, and the contents taken. The pas
sen gers were relieved Of watches and money
The robbers escaped across the river inskltts. :
The Committee on the Conductof War are
about winding. up their affairs. The war is
over, and the time allotted to the Committee
by Congress in which to prepare and submit
its reports is nearly closed. The evidence, yet
10 be printed will make at least three large
volumes There are several distinct reports
--ona on the Red river expedition, one. upon
the Petersburg mine explosion, and another on
the first attempt to take Fort Fisher,
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-26
Preliminartes OF the Prize Fight Be-
tween Jack Turner and Jim Turner.
OUR PHILADELPHIA CORRESPONDENCE.

Och rhiLADEbrnIA COhhESrONDhNOE.
sll.,fw ,y .,- PmLADKlPHIA, Sept "a, 1895.
The above named pug lstic Turner's matched to
fight for $500 side at 100 pounds weight, nine
weeks ago. the to take place Tuesday last
Jack halls from New York. and is backed by Jim Colbert
Of that city, who Is also backing Jm Elliott against Bill
Davis for the championship 2f America Jim Turner 10
backed from this city by Ned hastings and Caddy Miller
Both mon are English Tho two pugs were 10 weigh on
Monday last between the hours OF ten and twelve NJ
Jim arrested his road 70 the place Of weighing,
the scales by posse Of police from the station
house at Hilbert street. below Fifteenth who made Jim's
arrest but Jack changed his clothing and or the
scale undor the stipulated weight some four or i've
the weight having bcen laborng under ohs and fcvcr
and arrest the only means 70 save the $500 put
up by hfs hackers. -l " ' A--i-lfe
come time after noon Miller and Hastings made their
appearance, aud insisted upon Jack going TO scales
again. Ho again weighed and was exactly ono hundred
and twenty pounds Colbert claimed that jim Tur
nor had been arrested by the completely OF Hastngs
and that he could prove H. This charge WIS very weakly
denied II was afterwards arranged that the money
should be made into 900 aside and the men fight At
dollars aside was put up and the balance v be made
sns whole u, 6o5 Vas made good. - -, ~
Jack Turner since Monday has been at TAcony under
the care Of jim Elliott and johnny Mackey. Jim has
anything but at for the contest, but win make good
dxht being clever with both hands and Of undoubted
game Jack is terrific hitter and his two fights in this
country wore against Of much superior height and
weight bringing one OF Them 70 draw tn Boston har
Tho 0eht will come on q Belmont Cottage near Colum.
bia Bridge, about four niles from this city, and with
small chance Of interference from the police
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-26
SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.


Aquatics.
NEW YO1 VERSUS MISUNDERSTANDING RACE
THE kEwBUEG BOAT WINS.
For sous time past among those who delight In the
manly exercise Of boating the topic Of conversation has
been the match between the New York and Nswburg
Grove Tae former crew have been well known - mas
ters Of thr business having distinguished themselves
noby on several occasons The on yesterday
In the honored and romantic neghborhood Of Sing
Sing An EXCURSION party numbering i've hundred
started from the city Ut nine A. n. ON the steamer
George Warrington, Captain Sherman, arriving a the
scene Of Intended operations shortly before O'Clock
THE BOATS AND THEIR CREWS.
The New York boat called after the city whence IL
has has boon built by Mr. Charles z. Elliott Of Green
point. II ID very handsome, and is Of the following
dimensions: fortytwo feet three inches width
twenty-five inches; DEPTH eight inches II s built Of
white CEDAR and weighs ono hundred and twenty i've
pounds Her consisted Of John A. Bigan, stroke;
Bernard Bgan, bow oar; the other two oarsmen were
John Blue and John J. Eckerson. Dress-white shirt
and pants with blue handkerchief The Newburg boat
called the Robert Earle built by Stephen Roberts, Of
mansions are-Lensth. six feet; width, twenty
inches width At water line eighteen inches; depth for
bu
same description as that in the cigar boxes-and 10
formed Of two panks Of about quarter q an inch u
and gracefully fnshed-reAectsd considerable credit
her builder Her crew were the celebrated Ward
the others being Charles Gilbert Their eoors were
pink shirts and white caps fF0f
THE START. rs
siderable more particularly as the time At which the
race was advertised TO take place approached The New
York boat was the avore and odds on her Of one hun
dred 10 sixty freely offered and freely taken by
the Newburg hackers The hackers were-for the New
YORK, Mr.. James watsrson; Newb.rg-Msssrs Nelson
Judqes-for the New York. p. II. Pickett and C. b.