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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-06-24

o., esnd Bed Stamp for Circular OF 80 25 for the
Remedy. to C. r. MONROE q CO. General Agents
p. Q. Drawer 6561, Chicago Illinois; ONCE Io5 South
clsrk Street For sale Wholesale in chicago. by
BUREHAMs s. VAN 5CHAACK FULLER. FINCH
& FULLER. LORD & SMITH CHAs. SMITH
BIsITH e DwYER. aad II sCOyII.I,; and for sale
~ every Druggist in the West
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-06-24
SWANS bourbon Bitters

- The composition Of DR.. Svains Bit
tiers having Leeg made public through the
e. limits e.F =
been adopted as = standard remedy b. he
Med ical / foi,ssion. az, by the decision of
the Commissioner Of internal Revenue Xxx
FAPTFaoH sTAHP DU1Y.
DIR. G. H. SWAIN, Proprietor.
Ovv,cys $40 Broadway. New York.
I "a South Water ST.. Chicago.
@. A. COOK, GenI Agent for he West,
Chicago
Sold al Wholesale in Chicago bv Fuller.
Finch 4 Fuller Burnham d Van Sclraac K
Chas. @. Smith Lord & Smith; J. Il. Ree..
6 Co. Smith d DUyer, and all Druggists
and Grocers everywhere. A6-yI
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-06-24
CITY EsTAU RAN
Holm sMITH

JOHN SMITH =
MOULD announce to his friends that
w he has opened a Restaurant on Broad
Street where he keeps Confectioneries. Esta-
bles, Spruce Beer, etc. etc. Fresh baltimore
Oysters by the can or plate. Drop in and
see him. aa
Preseett, Nay q, 1864 s-wtf
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-06-24

Notice TO Vaeatc.

NOTICE is hereby given. that will make
IN application to the County Board of Su-
pcrvIsorx OF Pierce County at meeting Of
SAID Board, to be held at the County Seat Of
saId county, on Friday, the 23d day Of June.
le65, at ONE O'Clock P. NJ, TO yacaie Blocks
from | TO Is inclusive. together with all streets
and parts OF streets adjacent thereto, IN 6ailey
& Dow addition &c tine city OF Prescott.
Dated April oath, 1865.
lit @. II. MILLER
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-06-24

SPECIAL NOTICES.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-06-24
Patent stove-cover Lifters .

A Large assortment OF Tin-ware of every
description. Work done to order.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-06-24
TIN AND HARDWARE
STOVES (!
UNAWARE:

have large and varied stock of farlor
aid Cooking Stoves Can suit any one.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-06-24

An article which every housewife shoule
have. Price only IS cents.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-06-24
FOR SALE.

Preseoit, June 5th. IS65.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-05-19

olitionist, and that the whole Cabinet were
such, and mat the South wpuid not, be subju ,
whole Cabinet would be killed within sfx or
seven weeks, ana every Union man IN Bal6.
more He made remark TO me thatI Was NO
essist essss ihan they were there, Hsyas ne.mueh
soon be over: that Charleston and Ricnuiond
were were taken, and we would soon have peace.
wnnId ne % vent on stating tnat the South never
Wv. TWVL..o ne snolugated: that the President and
Saninet were all abolitonists, and would be
xIieo, and every Union nan In the State Of
Mar tS;N yasne: Mr Downey was not present &C
in asked him. as he had t1ken tns ,stS es si'
iegance, wnether ne considered 1t binding; he
said he was ss,s i LOYAL man but ne didnt con-
not have any serious impression upon NV
mind. didn't suppose such a thing couiSf
come TO pass. went home and repeated
what he said, and we all laughed at A. r
thought that the man had more sense than 20
use such an expression. q. Did he tell You
how the President and Cabinet were TO be
,oid Ito Yes sr YET toId II 10 amy y
brothers; told it to Watson; told it to many
persons In Woodville; told it 10 old Peter
600. T. But did You give any information
to any one in authority A. wrote to Col.
Holland about It, the provost marshal OF the
MIN congressional district in Maryland. O.
When ! A. One week after hesaid il. Y. Did
you get any ans wer A. No, sir; and 1 came
to the conclusion the Colonel never received
my letter.
JOHN dAPP testned:-Q. Look at that paper
and see If you have seen it before! Here the
Witness read the following telegram: "To M.
O'Lapghlin, No. So N. Exeter street, Baiti-
more, Maryland Don't you fear to neglect
your business; you had better come at ence.-
J. BooTH.l q. State whether you are a tele-
graphic operat or in this cityl A. anna clerk
In the office. q. State whether this dispatch
was sent at the time Of its datel A. Yes, sir;
1t was; but the year should be sixty.fve, net:
siXty-four. That's one of the old printed
forms. q. Do you know the Handwriting of
John Booth A. Yes, sir; / saw him write
T.. T.. STEW ARr testified.-sState w neither YOU
are telegraphIc operator in this cityl A. Yes,
sir at the Metropolitan Hstel q. Look at
this dispatch and state whether You nave any
knowledge of its having been sentl A. Yes;
sent itmyself. Witness reads: "March "a, 1861
Nj. O'Laugnlin. No. 81 Exeter street, Baltimore.
Md: Get word to Sam, and come on with or
without bim On Wednesday morning. We SELF
that day sure. Don't tfail.-J.WILKRs BoorH''
q. Is this last March or last March year
agol A. Last March; that's one of the old
forms. q. Did you know this man! A. No,
sir. Here photograph OF John Wilkes Booth
was shown to the witness, who on seeing ir
said, That's the man that sent it'll
The court then adjourned till 10 o'clock to.
day.
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TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.
FROM THE PACIFIC COAST.
Bread Riot in Idaho-Jeff. Davis Hanged

SAN FRANoILco, May 15.-The scarcity and
high price OF flour at Boise City Idaho cul-
minated, on the first of April, in a popular
outbreak and raid upon the flour stores The
disturbance was Quelled and the price of fiour
reduced. There is aconsiderable supply now
General Mcdowell left Saturday evening on
the steamer Saginaw, on tour Of inspection
through Southern California.
The capture Of JEFF. Davis created AN
unusual feeling OF satisfaction throughout
California.
The thirty days of mourning for the death
Abraham Lincoln having expired, all the EN-
blems are being taken down. and the 1aes
hoisted at full mast.
The people Of Sacramento hung Davis in
Sailed on the nth instant, steamer America,
with over six hundred passengers for New
Nork, via Nicaragua. =.
the passengers and mails which left New
York on the 22d OF April.
The Municipal Election.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 1.-THE municfpaY
election is progressing quietly TO- day. The
Democrats have no ticket, and generally abb
stain from voting. The Peoples Union ticket
will be elected.
[sEooND DESPATCH
SAN FRANCISCO, May 1.-THE vote polled
yesterday was over 1900 The Peoples party
elected Mayor, Sheriff, Clerk, Recorder. Urea
surer, Assistant District Attorney, Surveyor,
Coroner, and four Of the six Supervisors. The
Peoples party was organized for local reform
after the vigilance excitement of 1856, and this
H
General News.
The first shipment Of Utah freight from this
city, which started March %, via the Colorado
river, left Le Passa, Arizona, two hundred
and seventy.nine miles above the mouth of
the river, per steamer Cocopa, May 4, for Utah
landing.
The steamer John L. Stephens arrived to-
day from Mexican ports with $4,000 in trea.
sure, and 2,300 sacks of silver ofe
By the steamer ]. d. Stephens came Gene.
raj Ocoba as special commissioner from the
vna m nahn
one of the Mexican prisoners taken by the
French at the seige of Puebla, but he escaped
with Ortega and others.
A fire last night destroyed property valued
at 100000 on Commercial street.
A despatch from Los Angeles says that
about the 10th of March Wardell & Thomas,
started for Salt Lake, with i,0t head OF sheep,
and passe Camp Cady all right.
Alter an absence of several days, thousands
of their sheep returned to Mojaoe. Saul john
son, who had a ranch near Camp Cady, ga
thered together eleven hundred Of the sheep.
It is supposed that the Indians murdered
Wardell, Thomas, and the men with them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-05-19

@M0NUMENT TO ABRAHAM LINCOLNIN
US THE CITY OF WARRINGTON
In order TO give definite shape to the desire 40
generally expressed that Q suitable Meuument
should be erected in the City Of ston TO the
memory OF Abraham Lincoln, the City Ceuncils
OF Washington have taken action resultin in the
formation Of an Association to be called the LIN.
COLIN NATIONAL MONUMENT ASSOCIATION,
with me following on fesrg:
President-RICHARD WALLACH. Mayor.
secretary-CROsBYS MOVES.
Treasarer.-GEORGE W. RIGGS.
Tne directors Will be announced hereafter.
is proposed to raise for the purpose the sum OF
~ least Sl0O OO0 By iptions. to be limited In
tributor.
Such is the general solcitude to contribute for
such . purpose that it is not doubted that the
amount IeaIisits can be prem pity raised and the
Duly authorized collectors viii be designAted
FOR this District. and persons throushout the
country disposed to contribute can send their
contributions to GEORGE W. RIG GS, ESQ.,,
Treasurer of the Association.
As 1t may be didcult to send indi yidual recei pts
knowledsed from time to time through the public
1t is earnestly hoped that every newspaper
throughout the country viii call attention to tn
object of this Association and give ir such edito
rial encouragement shall secure . general
1T la the desire of the Association to raise .
monum ment that shall be properly commemorative
of the blime life and character OF the laraented
decessed-one that shall be creditabis alike to the
With such ends in view. it is not doubted that
this appeal win meet prompt ana unisersai
response. --1- -a-
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Read what the New York Herald says:

THE Concerts are excellent. With each ticket
is presented a coupon. which entities tho person
to select an envelope in which is enclosed the
name OF an article. These envelopes are placed in
Spectators and the distribution is evidently CON
dueted in athoroughly Impartial manner During
baskets, pitchers, bracelets gold pens. and sleeve
buttons passed over to the lucky ones, and was
extensive the trade of the jewelers. Association
the more certain their final bankruptcy. Iaeh
ticket receives GIFT and If ali the gifts
are OF the value of those we saw given Away, We
cannot sc where the prsfit is. The ublc, at ali
q decided success"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-05-19
EyERY TICKET PURCHASER RIoIIvEs AN
ENVELOPE. UPON WHICH Is WRIT
TEN THE NAME or AN AR
TICLB, WHICH Is THE
PROPERTY OF THE
PURCHASER.

Ere m long editorial notice from the genial pen
of Col. Nathan Greene, of the Bostsn Post. Read
the following:
with his new and imposing list of animals, the
streets win hardly manifest more sx citemept than
ers' Association invaded this busy metropolis
They have really burst upon with such ar gosies
ing and manageable young ladies are completely
tufred. No one is seen to enter their depot in
rift. Persons go inn with dollar apiece, and
when they come out it is transmitted by some
pitehsr, aaeWing machine. = bracelet, or some.
thing else equslly startling and strange. Hsw it
terry about it seems to make 1t but the more sS.
citing and attractive. The Association insist that
most original most attractive" and most
popular manner possible, which no one is in
ciined to doubt who has thus far had taste of its
opality,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-05-19
FROM KENTUCKY.

THe CONStItutIOnaI Am ndment-Pu6IlC8s
tion Of jeff. Davis Progress Prohibited.
LOUISVILLE, May 17.-Major General Palm
er left for Frankfort to-day.
1t is expected that the constitutional amend
ment will be discussed on Saturday by our
legislature.
Major General Thomas will return here ON
Friday, and 60 to Washington, as reported.
Our military authorities prohibit any dis
closures as TO the progress Of JEFF. Davis to.
ward Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-05-19

The public may rest assured that every promise
made by the New York Manufacturing jewelers.
Association will be scrupulousy fulf led and that
the utmost fairness liberality and good faith will
be exercised toward all their patTons: This es-
with the numerous bogus Gift Enterprises" By
which the public has been SO frequeaty gulled as
affairs directed by men whose social and business
re eputatiOn is without spot or blemiBh.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-05-19

II PROVED R0S1 WASH cures seeret and deli-
cate disorders. In all their stages, at little EXPENSE
little or NO change In diet. no inoonvenience, ana
no exposure. 1t il pleasant In tasts and oder. i'm.
mediste in its action, and free from all intufi0us
pyoDeytie1s mar 2-6m
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TICKITs ONLY ONE DoLLARi -
All are Satisfied. AL receive Present. No de-
lay None 90 empty away.

The Hall will be open for the exhibition of oods
on Friday and s.turday; The sale Of Tickets vii!
commence on Monday; May 22d. et O'Clock, and
1hs Ladis are respectfully infor that special
counter has been arranged for their exclusive
use. Due notice will be given Of the second ss-
rieB OF Concerts. II. 1LIAS.
Actuary Of the New York
my lS-t' jewelers. Association,
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READI READ
}! READ

Upprecedented Liberelity. Grand Distribution
of Samples in the pu blc streets on Friday and
Satur day. May 18th and goth between the hours Of
of VI atches, Jewelry. Ice Pitchers. Cake Ba.kets,
Breakfast and Dinner Castors, Goblets, Butter
Dishes, Drinking Cups, Syrup Cans. Tea and Table
Spoons Forks, &c win be distributed promiscu-
ousy to the public free of charge, order to give
articles 10 be given away at Seaton Hall, corner
of Ninth and sreets to purchasers of Tickets for
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THE PUBLIC Distribution OF SAMPLES
WILL COMMHNOE ON

FRIDAY MORNING, AT 10 O'CLOCK,
At the Post Ohfce corner IA street and Pa. ave. .
Navy Yard, Seventh street and Pa. ave-
Fourteenth and Pa ave., Seventeenth and Pa
ave- Georgetown and Island. and Seaton
Hall, corner Ninth and d SITS
AFULL BAND will perform selections from
the DO opular airs of the day.
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~sheridan is to command all the U. S. cav.

1sheridan is to command all the U. S cav
airy.
SThe first regiment that passed through
Philadelphia on its way home from the war
was the 62d New York. 1t numbered less
than 300 men.
~The steamers City Of London, Liverpool
and Bavaria, for Southampton and Bremen,
sailed from New York, on Saturday, full OF
passengers.
ITHon. John Minor Bolts is preparing g.
movement from 1882.
IL They are hanging horse thieves by the
dozen in Oregon.
k<Connecticut is a richer State than Mass
achusetts. There are $3.50 to each inhabitanc
there; only $3.50 in Massachusetts,.
Hrhe Davenports have gone into the
hands Of a French "Barnum," and Will short
Iy appear in Paris. .-r.
days mourning for President Lincoln. Flags
were generally raised to full mast, and build
ings stripped Of their funeral emblems through
out the city.-[N. Y. papers 10th.
HA lady's dressing case has been shipped
from England for the great fair at Chicago.
1t is to be presented to the prettes girl In that
city, who is to be designated by ballot, the vot-
ers paying enc dollar for each vote deposited.
The article Is valued at 81 900 in gold -
1A large mechanical establishment IN
Springfield has already received oroeIs ZOE
three cotton presses, 70 De sent ;" '' =
'Is .STSs s ~ I.rss River Canal has been opened
as far as Columbia, Frgiha- l--E -asslas.t.
: srr,ara are nineteen thousand graves
aronna the prisons at Andersonville, Georgia.
-The danger Of getting out of guns in this
.nnntry is not imminent There are six hum
dred and ninety three thousand nine hundred
and twenty -four new rified muskets In the
armory At Springfield, Massachusetts. e; -
~The drought OF last summer almost
ruined the trout-fshing in Green Mountain
brooks. '-
~The Spragues are about to build a new
linen,mill in Providence.
UOat, rye and barley dealers in New
York are heavy losers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-05-19

II Old this spring, . thorap sh bred Casa. a.
dian. handsome and very tsylish: and % enc ~
conntry car trot or rack mile Ia three minutes.
ALFRED JONES. Feed Dealer,
e.lms 126 K street, and Center Market.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

The most popular and attractive enterprise ever
augurated. epdorsed by the press and public of
New York and the principal cities of the Union.
The New York Manufacturing Jewelers. Asso.
eiation respectfully announce to the public of
ssries OF Concerts at the New York Academy Of
Music, fer which more than
ONE HUNDRED THoUsAND TICKETS
were sold, and corresponding number of presents
they have largely added to their immense stoes
WATCHES. JEwELRY.
PIANOS, SILVER WARE.
SEWING MACHINES.
DIAMONDS, &C..
And being unable to obtain store in the city OF
grstpitously distributed, the splendid and eligible
STATION HALL,
CORNER NINTH AND STREETS.
has been engaged and fitted up for the occasion In
the most ee CANT, costly and dazzling m amer and
which will be open for the reception Of the public
on p"iiS
FRIDAY and SAT URDAY. May ls and 20.
when visitors will have an opportunity of exam.
lining the larg and beautiful stock Of
WATCHES, JEwELRY, SILVER WARE, &C..
all Of which is to be given away to purchasers O.
tickets to the
GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL
OONoE oERTs,
to be given on
THURSDAY. FRIDAY aud SATURDAY,
MAY Is, 26, andE.
AT ODD PILLOWS HALL,
For which tbs following distinguished TALENT Ia.
been ngsRed;
MRS. MOZART,
MRS. MARIE ABBOTT,
MRS. 1ISKE,
MRS NORTON,
MISS. g GlARY,
MR.. GloR6E SIMPSON,
NH. RRNEsT PEERIBG,
MIR. GgsTAvUs 9EARY.
MR.. i. g. B. HOLDER.
NIB. I. b. THOMAS, and
MR. sEDGWICK,
who will appear In programme Of rare excellence.
TICKlTs FOR THE CONCERT ST.
1ysry gnreh..sssr .s e sicle. to these Gsqeerts
where the ticket is sold,
AVAILABLE PRESENT.
bssde. teFet It. for The
stock Of
WATCHES. JEwELRY. PIANOS,
DIAMONDS. sEWING MACHINES,
SILVER WARE, &C.,
ON EXHIBITION
atsEATON HALL. corner 9th and D sts where
only will be sSf On
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IL Carroll, the man who procured the ca
noe in which the assassin Booth crossed the
Potomac In his flight from Washington, was
arrested at Delphos, Ohio, on Tuesday after
noon last, by Major Burns, "a government de-
tective. It is stated that he wept bitterly, and,
wringing his hands, exclaimed, sThey will
hang me. they will hang me!" and by other
expressions evinced his fear at the approach
OF Justice.
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GROWERS NEW rHEArEK.
2. A. HBRB1Rf. f..'-'.-...-Business Manager
GRAND ANNUAL CoNoRRR TOUR
PRIMO FssSRGea 4ssSRG Ss HhHraH4sBo Ehs sH4sB
Bsss les!e TO announce to his many friends and
''s 'a',8S ;sHs GRAND n S sA6ksD t'Ri CONCERT
n SUNDAY ay.n1sss, MAY 81. 1865. u
following tIiIiii HasobdKHHP oiI KiHPfaiiHB faiiHBsLMANN,
Primo reD0rs fHn 'ss Gfs1f German Opera
MILF LII fP'.njit PHGfrsF s1sn ncaa1ssA. Hsfissj
IiSR III srfnf asFRsR Opera
PRIMO Baritone from the Grand German Opera;
Ms, Ne oiis5i HD5IpH NlusNDoRyp Conductor
The programme viii be published in future ad-
ss P5s o:Ss .s: and
s6i; ih Il ;s ostS the
Tickets ssi for sale It Metzerott's Music Store.
Penn avenne. my15 If
METROPOLITAN HALL.
FRED Mssia.S MhssiaS HssssF H4sessF
THE GREATEST CONCENTRATION OF tai.
ENT UNDER ONE MANAGEMENT.
MfG6SP0F1TAS f55S IE di.s F0ETAFY S9nPASY.
MISS yosEPHsNhH PIE NHHNNOrnMHss Mas. MAMIE.
MISS ANLEAN.
MlS2 KITx MIss LEE M MISS XI0tA "a CLIFTON
FRED. YouNKENs.
THE B1sr COMBINATION or Any 1sTAB-
SThe BAR is always stocked with the best
The Proprietor spares no pains to please his
ADMISSION FREE.
Performance TO commence at o clock precisely.
my Is
OXFORD! OXFORD! OXFORD!
MUSIC HALL AND THIATRE.
Ninth street. fronting on Psnnsylyania avenue
TREMENDOUS SUCCESS
UNCLE TOMS CABIN,
In consequence of which it will be repeated this
week with the same powerful cast of Characters
CncIe--1,1- ---.....-...J. Hutchinson
Topsy, the best in the country. Nelly whitley
oxhom Edwin says is the smallest nlsa
child he ever SEEM
In connection with the above will be given An
entirely new
OLIO ENTERTAINMENT,
including all the old favorites, and a number OF
new Artists.
NOTICE.
CHANGE OF DAY.
LADIES sMATINEEs at this House will be given
on WEDNESDAYS in future, until further aotice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-05-19

~Gov. Andrew, of Mass, has received
from Breyet- Brigadier. General @. ). Russell
the manuscript of General Lees farewell ad- =
dress to his army. 1t is In the handwriting OF
General Lees adj iutant, with the signature OF
the former Rebel Commander in thief at the
bottom. 1t was given to General Russell by
an a id of General Lee
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
GROWERS NEW THEATER.
Psnnsylvanis Avenue. near Willards.
B.SHFfT q gS9fs teM.
AND LAST NiGHP BUT ONE
Of Mrs Harfs Sssrhs5 hSM sssc. sis.s
With the best cast of characters ever selected fer
he same piece
kt.: R.ss sIs sssss As sasls fsa Ess
Miss Mi.s snssn Dep5n as Elizs Harris
Appearance on ibbfs shjs fsef;iHS KHSRRKs,0 Rils Of
% .D''si Re6ah e ssi aashasls
:ss .sHFHiE Rsta;: e. oSs.s
mis- ion. my l9-lt
wAsHINsroN rHEATER.
Corner llth and streets, near Penna. ave.
SECOND NIGHT OF THE ENGAGEMENT
A.9gs .l. sz,gs yslsS fStEisE sSSHr otsRssss
And the talented Irish Comedian.
", Sto % s, e. T..s
or,sAvoeekkkkSHESS II 1bdEsL1sH.
FUNHFRoLICl l-eA1ErY -MIRrHl
wYMAN,
Observation-Disclosures!
ODD FELLOWS HALL. 7TH STREET,
C9mmeneing on TUESDAY NIGHT, 10th, and
EVERY NIGHT until further notice
Also. on WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY AZ
TERNO0ES, at O'Clock. HHQ
Mr.. Wymsn uses Chiokering L Sons Pianos, 8.
D. b. W. Smiths American Organ. and Tomp-
sore Ps aSenae from John sns Mg:s
PROCLAMATION
NJ L 1 T RY H ALL,
397 PENNA AVENUE,
Between Four and q half and Sixth Streets,
WILL BB OPEN TONIGHT
With an
ENTIRELY NEW CoMPANYI
BEAUTIFUL GIRLsi
ADMISSION FREE
myls ADMISSION FREIi
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ON EXHIBITION

At sEATON HALL. corner 9th and d SITS wher
ONLY tickets will be sold and distributed
on and after q. m, Of MONDAY, May q.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-05-19

NOTICE.
CHANGE OF DAY.
LADIES MATINEES at this House will be given
ON WEDNESDAYS in future, until further notice.
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TIcKlTs FOR THE CONCERT 81
A VALUABLE PRESENT,

Every purchaser of q ticket to these Cencsrts
win receive at the time of purchase. at the Depot
where the ticket is sold,
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1865-08-17
Union State Convention


A Union State Convention will be held at
the Capitol, in Madison, on Wednesday, the
sixth day Of September next, at II O'Clock
N, for the purpose Of nominating candl-
dates for the several State Offices to be ell
ected at the next general election, and of
transacting such other business as may be
deemed for the public interest.
Each Senate and each Assembly district
of the State, will be entitled to two delegates
in snch convention Each regiment Of Wis
consin troops, remaining in the service at
that date, will also be entitled to repTesen-
tation in the convention. as follows: ifcon-
tanning not more than 800 men, rank and
file, one delegate ; f more than that num-
ber two delegates.
All voters who arc in favor Of maintain
ing faithful and economical management
Of our State affairs, and Of sustaining the
National Government in efiecting such an
early and permanent settlement Of our ma
tional difficulties as Will secure harmony
between the different sections Of the Coun-
try-eStabiish liberty-assure iustlce-re-
store order, and revive prosperity, are in
vited, without regard to former political
associations, to unite in electing delegates
to the aforesaid convention.
HORACE RUBLEE, Chm J. tLLES BARBER,
wM. c. ALLEN, c. c. sHoLEs,
G. w. HAZELT0N, H. D. BARRON,
w1. A. LAWRENCE, A. c. KNIGHT,
ALLEN WARDEN,
Union State Committee.