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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-07-24

WHY NOT USE THE BESTi-Over twenty
years increasing demand has established the
fact that MATHEWS VENETIAN HAIR DYE Is the
best in the world. 1t is the cheapest, the most
reliable and most convenient. Complete in one
bottle. Docs not require any previous prepare
ton of the hair. No trouble. No crock or stain
Does not rub off or make the hair appear dusty
and dead, but mparts to it new life and lustre
Produces beautiful black or brown as pre-
ferred. A child can apply it. Always gives
satisfaction. Only IS cents per bottle Sold
every where. A. l. MATHEWS
Manufacturer, N 7
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-07-24

THE river is about stationary, with
nearly seven feet water in the channel.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-07-24

THE remains Of Col Daniel Nj. Shriver,
an old and highly esteemed citizen Of
Wheeling, were on Saturday afternoon
conveyed to the silent tomb, followed by
vast concourse of sorrowing friends
The Colonel was well known to all our
leading citizens, and his sudden and un-
timely death was source of deep regret
to all who had the pleasure of his ac-
quaintance He was noble-hearted,
honorable heterogeneous to a fault
kind and liberal
The remains of Stephen L. Rice,
young and worthy citizen, We're yester-
day afternoon followed to their last rest
ing placein East Wheeling The deceased
was quite young man, well known for
his many good traits Of character Cut
down in the prime of youth, he leaves a
a host of friends to mourn his loss
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-07-24

d. RRNERN was on Saturdor g.
.wenty dollars and cost, for selling LIQUOR
to soldiers. d0'i
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-07-24

Our readers will recollect that several
months ago n T Eldrige, s S Bovar,
Cole and John Wesley were convict
ed in the Circuit Court of this county of
conspiracy and swindling, and sentenced
to Imprisonment in our Jail The men
were new corners here, and as the case
was rather singular one, it naturally
excited considerable interest The men
had all gone under assumed names, and
it was deemed almost an impossibility TO
determine what the proper names OF the
parties were From letters recently re-
ceived it appears that Eldrige, Cole and
Wesley are three brothers, and that their
proper name is Eldrige.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-07-24

1T Is A FACT admitted by every man who
has succeeded in business that to do business
you must
ATTRACT THE ATTENTION
or those Won wish to become your customers II
your wares are Of that sort that are USED by
everybody YOU cannot well make your business
too public or draw too many into your store 10
500 what you have to offer.
INFORM THE WORLD.
Fix your standard on the outer wall IN the
shape of handsomely printed Posters, and scat
ter Circulars and small Bills, thick as leaves IL
vallambrosa" Or If, as is most generally the
case, your wares especially address particular
class,
BESIEGE EVERY AVENUE
By which the attention of that class can be
reached by well.phrased appeals to their tastes
fancies and interest. II you have Posters, Cir
. cnIars and Handbills, it is important that they
be put and scattered in the right places;
The surest way to reach the particular class
YOU aim at is to make sure that you
NOTIFY EVERY MAN
Woman and child. 1t is certain that fifty per
cent may be- added to the trade OF many houses
in this CITY BY prudent distribution of bills and
circulars. Advertising pays.
Arrangements are made by which the business
! interests of business men may be thus advanced
by havir their Job Printing handsomely and
Cn6aplN done AT Inc OnlC6 VI L hE htGlolEh w Z
have eyory convenience for doing all kinds of
Printing
PROMPTLY AND WELL
At tie lowest living prices. We are constantly
add Y new styles Of type and whatever else is
nec"'3ary to enable us to respond at once TO any
Gala for the products of Types and Press
IN ALL RESPECTS
1t meant that the office of The REGISTER shall
bH equal TO all demands upon it, The best
P~'uting, of a yery description
AT CHE LOWEST PRICES
For Railway Companies and Transportation
Lines for Lawyers, Merchants and Manutic
tdrers, for Banks, Academies and Societies, Tor
Opera Companies and Concerts, for Shows AID
Exhibitions for Politicians and the rest of pan
kind may be obtained at the
OFFICE OF THE REGISTER"
Bill heads, Bills and Blanks of every des zip
ton, Cards of every style, Pamphlets and Post
ers of all kinds, neatly and promptly done at
The WHEELING REGISTER
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-07-24
ATTRACT THE ATT1

1T Is A FACT admitted by every man VIII
has succeeded in business, that to do business
YOU must
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-07-24

AS BARNES OU.,
York. Wholesale Agents lmy9ocdiy
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-07-24

Fix YOUR standard on the outer wall in the
,hape of handsomely printed Posters, and scat
ter Circulars and small Bills, thick as leaves il
Vallambrosa" Or if, as is most generally the
case, your wares especially address particular
class
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-07-24

Consisting OF French. German and Domsstit
Cloths Of all grades and eolors French Engii.l,
and American Cassimeres, Silk, Cashmere and
Marseilles yestings, White. Fancy, Linen
Drawers Scarfs Ties, Suspenders, HsndksT
chiefs, Socks Gloves, Ganntlets aud Collar,
Travelling Bags and yalises 40, &c. Our DO
partment Of
, 1865-03-24

CTR MASrBRIso.-Tbls celebrated dramatzt-
lion Of enc Of the best productions Of Sir Walter
Scott, was put on the boards OF the Museum for
the first time last evening, in full-the music,l
portions usnalty omitted being supplied. The
piece tcok we'll. bringing downa crowded house.
pcis M1s 3, to ~ hat there seems % b. general
misaprrthcpe1on among The performers as to the
true spirit Of the play. Dillon. fu lustance. in
to the audience instead OF the genuine Dominic
Sampson: Mira. Perrin made start Ing Meg"
nnG Bradleg's dance III the end Of the second act
took Npro31i1u1lJ.
ORo1n CoscEIT.-Ado,ph Baumbach. our we'll
Known composer and organtst, will give IN organ
end yocal concert On Tnesday evening next
harsh ssth, n 81: Pants Church. Programme
Mas DE- pElGgox.-Wo some time since an
no9n' zo cd that ths accomplished pianist, M,ss De
thst It was due to herself and her numerous
friends that come public testimony OF their aI,-
psosA fhould be rendered her previous to depart
yTs We are fsd 70 that he dea is being
prominent mue1cians Of he city, are Joining ID
the prelarttlons for grand complimentary con-
cert Il VII, be F!ver 10 smith and Elxou's Bail,
ranged. We anticipate one Of ihose rare occs-
ettns on which large array Of first class talent
enters i1to The work hearttIy-con auore. The
xtEclts,
MAG1c.---After The specimens of assumed en-
te1naturaf power with which We have been for
Eume time past periodically visited, 1t Is quite a
Ielef to find some one in our midst who can beat
them al wittout calling in the aid OF diahlcrtc
othc1 TIM that Of the wrist OF fingers Professor
einone, no:ed a. The expo-er Of the Davenport
t3ing tricks, the Foster lrpo-ihon Of writing In
blood On The arm. md the NeWtontan theory ol
motion revived, and the thousand-and-one other
drermy humbnes Of the gpltitrapping school,
j. coming. He viii appear IN Smith q Nlxon's
Ell this Friday and Saturday evenings IN connec-
tion with Professor Farlni, The rope-wa'ket, who
hiE hack.
Professor Sinons gave select entertainment
yesterday to few invited guests IN his room at
The Sherman, Just to show what he could do. The
1tats PERFORMED were most astounding, Tar ecllp.
e1pg anything nc hare ever seen In the way Of 20
called eptr1t manifestations.
1hfy n ms IN EAtDfHay
, 1865-03-24

= NEW f6KK. Ihnfday, M3fch
CorTo1- Dull. benyy, and fully 5cloWe1. Sales At
FIoua dali eEd hrayy SID ,sa sc lower. ss!es at
hoop Ohio: ii slo ca11 Is 5iof trade brands Market
cesE AsasE ~ scssEtss o1tsa: TSesoeSs, Me. =,
western t2lcs :s- cles,ne .lth saye1s at s7ls
rrnEFr Michigan t21p northw. stern Grub at Il s..
i've dull md nominal Barley heavy. Corn dnll nt
9i.A for new mixed western. Oats dnll Ut s'c tos
n stem. =.
tsnoc1EKEs Conre quiet and dr1n. Sugar quiet ut
uSc jor Porto Isco. Molsts. quiet aua heavy.
tct nsw n.ess &2I@3..s5f:r Is md '6id cssh End
isrnsF Way. osinE IT s7i.Go cash; tS boa q i1s
n n MAJ. March sna .prii sellers anton, u rs oo9
sGs3. Hstf fnl snd heayyi t14t0Es oo for plaiu
III nrats IN moderate demand: 15xa1ec for saoul-
tt1s, and 1c!.ee.7e for hams naren d4': 1sA%lSsc
lara h. syS sales ~ ri a6x3:s4c Butter dull;
IL TIC for OHIO 49, ~ ssr sRic. Cheese quiet 81 Il
, 1865-03-24
Cincinnati N1arkrts

1ENtCIA1
CIno1EkATT. Thursday, March q
PBoy1r1oEs-TEcrc wAs ZONE inquiry for Mess Pork
fro1 outside spectators, and aales Of 50 brls Of Ctg
nRcc 1t Sc 7@.o.. The lattsr refu scd for
z,tco h1ls- a smal jobhtng bIsiaess doing in Bn'k
Meats at Shoulders and l5c for sldes al loose
Packed ase held kchsghcr. Nothing dong II Isac,a
and ouoratit entirely uom,nn. Prime CItyLard
CIT beh d at1BHc.
, 1865-03-24
Nrxr York Stock and. Money market.

II KXW f0HK. IBHESuAyt
Mo1xT-ACttve and nzm stt = cent .o., -.
$1kHlIwu Fxcn1 1k0E-Quotto q tat 1V548 0t lux
Go:p.Eac cted Ind lover -openiug at ISL, and cos
inr nj til. ta1J1k
STncKe-Dutl and lower Frrt Matne ~; 1:eih III
Iioo,s Centra sc1tE asH; MchiFxo soanesnn n5i; -
Mnitpsta MI Sv* York cotfs! ~; hs4 .aE .r. nh
v.5trff soa hleaso D. & q. 1o5; 9n!cktt,yeE 1s;
fumbtr]snd x2N; U. 8. G. g. sego 90 +n1w FoMp
it'd coup 2 year certiacascs 81 Missouri Is 30 "
q d. certificates u
: --LATEST,
HrvTonx, Thprsta1, March 2s-aola fsQS.
, 1865-03-24

milwaukee, aJArket.

Especial Dlenatch to the Chicago Tribune.
MILWAUKEE, ThursdHy, March Il.
GrAIM-Wheat less as,}ye nc lower. Gales this
morning: 4otoa bu It a1.1sH@l.1s Change; 4eoe0
bu 1t S11s91 1iK. BarlcJ-sales: 0co In No. ut
$!c0 IN ttorc. Nhtat market, 1t the Newhatt House
ts evening. Gull at $1.12 Ea!e4 E1nce Changes o00ol
lu 10. ut f11fH&1-t.
, 1865-03-24

I@F5EE361 c
81. LOUIS, Thursday. March -.
TorAcco- Sa.cs: Green .ug> 1t $3.s5a6 %; taefory
at S6ze37 %; ct planters at f7.2.eo; good co At
$y5o COMMON Leaf 1t s1l.s9; medium shipping at
$l5. 5t@I7 %.
F1orn-Dul and dropping. Sales: Double extra
nj $500. Corn nenI--A sale 1t $500 per b.i,
GHAlx-Nlieat lower; irfe1Iot and common fall
from !: 20 tsir lat MI: good at S1io3
Is: primo 1t 1l.50. Corn heavy; pine ye'low and
mixed ii <lt0: white at 81 oi thoce xhitc at x1lo
wflte At 81 pr b1. Oats declined tales at &c
and Il c0 TN, sccor hand sacks. At 75c per bu.
Barley dull; ; TALL at $1.69.
Prev1s1oxe Very eul1s nets pork At IS % per
tr, country bacon Clear rides. at 10 do city DO
HI c; tpgar cured huus nt2.c per ..
WH1sKY-A lot o1 a0 brls was sold, but Ahe price
p-sA not mr de public.
, 1865-03-24

PROFESSOR A1AsA MCEof.-Ih1s talented eIos
eut1onist Is at present engaged 1t Powers Gymna-
finm in this city. tnstructine clnsses in Vocal,
Culture, Elocutaon and sLaAel'rnrs. He has de-
tetn,incd 70 commence another class Of lact:s and
gentlemen for tniuon in the above aatjects. The
Ills month, nl s o'clock in The evening. from
which day ii viii meet every Wednesday md Sat-
urslay evenings. Alter the vocal exercises on
"Wednesday nights. some time will he devoted to
the beauties OF Shakespeare, while the Satutdays'
sessions Will be concluded BY sill higher sub
}cet7the beauties o. The ptbls. @ Tickets Of @ men.
ut PoweEss Gymnasium, Nos. 1i6 mi lis Ran
ibis afternoon at the meeting Of the ladies
Class, lady who has carefully noted the reading
Of the ornsten Of Mafk anthony by Mr.. Murdock
Ind Professor McCoy, will glvo criticism Of the
respective rendltfons.
CHICAGO DENTAL Soc11rY--A special meeting
Of 1hls Society was held On Tuesday evening at
the Dental Depot Of s. s. White. Dr.. G. q. Cush-
RS in the chelr. There we5e s ,lso present DIS
Of this city, and Dr.. Rogers. Of Boston.
Dr. Ellis read IN interesting csssy on *'A1reo-
lar htacest," which gave Etse to 4 spirited dis
Dr. Rogers was introduced AZ the representative
legal u,eans the recent patent o1 Df. Cummings
melfod Ell M asserted to be rey7ral Of the old Good
yesr Hard Hnbber Pstent: Believing the rla1ns
II Dr. Cummings 10 be unjust The Society voted
TO ppnfQDf11lE $luVp II I'LL 4AE 0V1tNA OG1t*-@9 AA
their wofk OF opposition
The meeting then adjourned.
Youxa NEs's Assoc1AT1oH.-4n members Of
thc Yvunr Mems Association who are In arrears
fnr dues nre reminded that unless the tame are
mid i've uty.iour hours previous to the election
iihev viii loose their voting privilege. The cleo
fin1s occuss on Saturday. and Tonight Will be the
last opportunity afforded 10 delinquents 70 rein
etate themselves into full membership. Walk up
to the Capta1nt otlce, gentlemen, and Settle
Ers1srss IN TIE WEsT.-The Rocky Noun
tain N,rs OF March LIT a.ya that freight keeps
moving on. notwithstanding the Indian troubles.
about forty nnle teams. carrying abont Sauo1l IDS.
crch, had been loaded for the Plalns, chteny w1ta
merchnndize in Denver city within Inc s11 GAYS
preceding.
SANITARY couass1on.-A mite psrt7 was held
lafl evening at tile honse Of Mayor sbe1msn, IN
asd ot the Sanitary Commission. The attendance
Hat very large md the receipts altogether sails
wy; u among NE guests were Mr.; MAI Gen'
"a IL hfhefmsp, Bishop bnegap, s. Hayes, Esq.
uiscnAnoLn.-Ncllie Price, who was On We'd
aeeess arrested for robhlng her SLOWER" Mike
Aoilaha. was arragncd before Justice Mcdonnell
Yesterday. bnt a. no yitnessea appesred spoiast
her, the WA discharged. -
, 1865-03-24

Grure, 14yien, 1nzoy;sa, Cicero, Lyons, fa'o..
Calumet, 0rlaua> Biemeu, Bloom, Lake View
Thornton. Worth, Fonzth Ward. Fourteenth
Wnrd, Lake, Palatfne, harrington. Rich, North
field, SciaaumberC and the Ninth Ward have Oiled
their quotas and are out OF the dralt-
The following table will ehow the sub-distlcts
still In detEult and their arrears:
, 1865-03-24

pERSOEAI-Everybo efalct-
i ed with diseases Of thesktn, tuch a. 1tch, Tet
ter. HinEEc1n, &C.. to use Dr. Blanks h1nptise
esees, Irce % ce1ts per soz s:nt b7 r. ma,'s
SO, r. o Bn1 5SS3, Chicago, NJ. Il SUoV1t,
1G Isan.io ph ktreet, wholesale huu retail agent.
71,hl VT i+tn
, 1865-03-24

HAIR ket nerator, 6.4eQ bottles were sold IN tAif.
ten days in the city Of Boston. See advertise,
nen4 On second page. mchs4-o41l'7e
IIallss Vegetable SactJtAn Hair Re-
ncyycr-Reuswe the hair, restores gray hair to
Its natural color, prevents it from falling off, makes
the hair eoit and glossy, does NOT stain the skim
Thirty thousand bottles were sold in Boston in
less than ninety days. For sale by all drugg1sts,
End By Il Scoyil, e Randolph street. Wholesale
agent for the Northwest fee9mss+aW
TO to the I.eEt.-Go to Bryant d Stratton's
Chicago Commercial College TO get thorough.
1snc'ica! business education, orto 6ecomc cood
Telegraph OPERATOR Address (enC1ostnE stamps)
1or circulars. BRYANT STEATTok, Chicago, Ill.
DIR. WcbkteTs now permanently located at
1Gs South Clark street. treat. all private diseases
and dfseaseR Of ssxusl nature In both sexes. DR..
". has ten eepnratc rooms. where sny oue,nay call
and receive hla opinion free Of Charge. P. Q. to1
{, ,294 AL letters containing Etanp answered.
mch4-ras96s5t
~ Burdsa1l's Arn1ca Linimeut, an tufallihfe
cure for hutns, scalds, rprn,ns. rheumatism, gun
shot wounds, paiss in the limbs and back, chill
b1ains. &c. single application alta5s tho pain
from burn or scald the Instant tt ls applied. No
family ahodld be without 1t. For salc BY al drug
tvfs%e feI.,nHLsH0t
, 1865-03-24
M A R S HIS
UPRIGHT
Caloric Grain Dryers.

have been l2DE nEated pI pIacticaly in 5rytns grain,
asd that e1ss inytnte3. noa put IA oPefatiin ma:
damp Ann heatsd er.fn by driving throakh the sane
cutss5t q heated ar zen yc :ts Of stut haa eHos-
nent. and this my last inEe1t1on re :nc st1s cos1.
rh machinery 10 pla,n, elmp machine. requtE1nz
lar Htsl bur, fue4 md nschln sFv, than ~nF her,
without any CANCER Il ON ire. The att q cold ar
orKE n Anthracite IRE tor "tica haTe he e1e!a.
OF over 10 Ter cent IN incl. shalt son have aFke
m:cn1rt IN operation that am nnl'd'ns for Nunp
viii tul deu. .nsrste to all who de.it lntot AIon
On the subject vsl:e q Iy Invention IT, sipnG G
one to twenty thousand bushe'. ner ray. 1f nofEn
dttIted. S11fEalEt aaaAs.aA-
CL cago. March q. 1851.
P. s-Wcrkfnc Models can be seen a. " ~ GuJ:; ~;
Nos Do n ocK, n~t Any r,e y, nv
he Rsyen b. i. t:ARPHN Err. Eho ~. e1IFcT
bu' 1nest, 1nu ' III di.pose OF Rishtss ALL
to an p rson d.strlng them.
mhFst 29G{1t llhp
, 1865-03-24

TOR SALE.-Special sale Of 2coo
ac.es Of cncice 'ant. Tom one to .h;ee nAts g g
1ust est Of 81 ssep Coal M.re. Ah4,t e = -,
hnssr as.rn q. - and 81 D. x. FkA1SuS-, LIS
haEue lph ntstet, Cnlc=so. naaA7IssoA
, 1865-03-24

In tn,. e,ty, March 23a, ts6. MINNIE H., wife of
Ffnrk Pittt. agea 10 ear. .nd II menths.
..aIassachuses,s papers p'rsse 1py. ....
c'oa wednesd y, March I'd. GEORGE STEEL, Esq,
fSnsiAi lis Ts,dsy> afternoon a O'Clock. f:om
bts 1a'e residence JIG n'ehlsan aFeAue. fseass Of
th. tamily ARE invited fc attend. ---....
At KeokuE, lows. Msr!h s.h; 1915. FRANcIs Ma
Rim CLA.H, ION cf H g. and J3 inns tstk.
Dccesstd VAS seeu 81 gta:s ant mouths; had been
qk wears in the service ot his CountfI--R worthy
Young an and brsve s. ld!er. "ss IN tae ssyesas
emi Els corps IN the Ftver eau paisn, sud took
ps1t ID battles at Fo-t DeRussy, Sabine ,ao,s Roads
Fen put Hi. DC, &c: and afaer ~ atd1oas n arch
of SD miles IL ii days into missouri IN pas.ut Of TIE
lebe. G. n Prize, Into hospital where he ended
bis ebrrhly cs9paisn. 10 enter 1hs ARMY OF gloFeea
s't111 He has heard the la.t hug!e,
Fought H. Iast battle .
The teMoipH hayitg been bs0ucht TO this citT. AFs
new T. ihe house fis parents K9s street Ee.r Chi
csgo ayepue tpd viii be inferred IN The soldiers
ground 1t Rose Hill cen1ste1T % :, sunaay ne1s ,9
die1s arc INIT e a..ena At q, PIT Itnn leaVts
Gitroul4e Will De delivered at the rave:
D.oonlnxttn and Muscanne papers Will ple.se COPY.
In 0.pego, N. r. MsTch 1lth. sATlRA DOANE,
vie ei snlih z. Salisbury. formally or thl5 CITY.
, 1865-03-24

F3VK sALE@A =; rar9 chance to
s,s bs farm for sn,e siuated IN the town Of pou+ss
Ken1sha CtutrJ, WlS It cont aics Mo acses dlv1.ed
wei wa;ered AID c.leu ated or The ro sins Of rain
trIaifsnG ofktrck o. The far:n u twost,r; hou,e,
bull f1LrA all e which, ,oxehef Hlh thc FENCES At
ncrrlY new There ale Is OF tl!upe aad raad
be: rrE richard cr vel adapted 10 ras eli
,na clms.e. lks lssratts a.a locassa EI!rs 1om
cuoven1ens dlst4 nces to church-s anA schoo g. ann
.,L onEdsd ny tense ta1m!1g TO- q Tin For glIcs
kta Estate E1o>t N. ~ Lasail4 street. Ch!cay II
v. FRENCH. Keno hs. nr the .uoscfiper en- - nrsn
lies. fuEt2nl1n 3t1 4 ~ . t.tttts 81
, 1865-03-24
LOCAL MATTERS.

Popu1nr.-Of DR.. y1bhctts Physiological
ten days in the city Of Boston. See advertise,
fnen4 On second page. HcA2f-041I.1t
, 1865-03-24

consent to Issue further processes without the
sanction Of the Court
The Commission rellred, and decided to allow
the defense kumn1onses for all whoee names were
furnished TO the Judge Advocate today.
The Commission adjourned to meet on FridAT,
Marrh Gath. ut II O'Clock u, m.
, 1865-03-24
m A n e 1 e d !.
n 1 e ID .

st.rch m lat 1hr ret1denfe cf the br!des fsther bs
nc HeE. Clinton locse. HDMAS WARWICK E%q.
Of Mfsdville rDn. .ylvspla. 70 sAKaH 4. Duke. ed
, 1865-03-24

the Misstsstnpt r1vcs, tixry miles below st. Louis.
adttnns the eiry OF ST.. Geaey,cye. The trace con
ta1ns two hundred au1 twelve acres: nb III tory
4nder cultivation; nye or s,I hul3r.d a.solret
ftn trtes half healiuE-a vtnsysId Of about two
hIuse ofscyen rooms. stable, ten Mt hou,e dc cne
q the bsst ,zut farms IN he STATE fee. *pf9e
ahore. Of sixty acres thirty scrss in ev1t sal n.
qnire % 1 70. 6: FUTILE" Sic, Geaeyieye, Nc
,1Sn
, 1865-03-24
:tFDlll@U.

TOUND-A La3y's Pocket Book,
Il nr4lnins : surn ct money. on ~e>1 Madison
street; AIko. a 1nt} MutkFaS Fu" Zap :, st the Au
esrm f,wpeis csi have ther property by cal Ing ut
.lD state etlc-t sud paying fat tls uds afn-nt.
journal p1eate copg. mhSac5o.lt
TOUND-Satu1day, March 4th,
~ Pocket Doos, With Inc owner can have BY de-
dEfEs r 4, Hax f51 IL. uhc:oll31 1t
, 1865-03-24
General AotlteB.
DRS. r. g. J. HUNTER,
PHYSICIANS

Disease Of the Chest,
Embracing C&tarrb, Sore Iaroat. Broncatis Asthma.
Contamination suu Eeart DEease- TO which branch Of
r. proft ssion tter practice is e1susssl5 M mined;
tnefr oiAee No. S. Washington street, Chicago Otto.
hours from II d. N. to p. Il. mh1lo.33tA&F
, 1865-03-24

The Atlantic and Great Western.
- C1KyR1AND, March q, 1865.
J. r. Simmons, General VtsteFn agent, Chicago:
Tho trains on the Atlantic & Great Western aud
Erie roa1e will commence running regul1rly to-
DAY. Inform all interested. -
]. F. MuHyoRD.
Dir. supt. 4. i G.. Y. R. r.
MEANWHILE. Pa, Thursday, March 23.-The At
1sntir 4 Great Western Railway Will resume the
mining Of their express ir3ins on Thursday, the
23d lDtt,nt The Erie R9ad d, having b. recovered
from he eGscts of the ne passengers og
, 1865-03-24
Rfal GBta1g=>Gnuuup.

EOK SALE-At bargain. One
l. Of the very ne.t Farms in I1ltn 3ts. The tarm
t4us e40 acft nt eh cs lana a0 .crts good tim
ttr; lhe Ehoe = fenced 1na ero.seac III ~ bess
tsrm ho &c. We built ind IN sooa craer: two small
toutes, two large p.rns. tp good orctatts ci!ern
az nue. eprsnts; no betttr stock farm IN tiHLos@
In tas1u WIZ. b ar lel>t %, o. Dis
tbnce Chicago. 60 niles and two fonl railroad
efae otsI tor 3ew Gays, at The low PRICE Of
3S,Go. Ee:ug hardly halt tts ztsuA 3tth. Tits to-
hc5. FERNS. t1,f6 cast. baia1oe en- lime A,p to
j. <. oL1haEt, heal EAtats agent. AZ lark street,
Eocn s, m1lot8tlt
, 1865-03-24

REcRI1T1Ec.-Atu noon, yesterday, oa1y eleven
men were enlisted, but after dinuer the market
opened lively, and at the elo=e of business hfty-
four men wee secured They were thus d{strin-
, 1865-03-24

Total enlfstments etnte Jan. I. 1861. ..-a687
We are requested hs the Provost Marshal 70 sa5
that the enrolment books were not closed On the
31st Of Deccu. ber ~ has been stated, b1t On the
1T OF February. This Wis done to give the
clerks Of b. ofes onloteEraPtsa use Of ihs ,s.s
rolled men IN the tickets, preparatory to the
draft ordered On The 18Th Of February. The draft
having been temporarily postponed. esery op7or-
The lis s, except giving opportunity for examina-
tun for physical disability. which, under 1uatsue.
tions IRON the actn;: ;Assistsnt Provost Marshal
and Greeted defer, to ALLOW The Surgeons to DE-
vote all their time to the examination of recruits.
ST. PATl1eK's soc1Err-LErrER Fnox GorEn-
NOE OGLcsc1.-1hc following letter has baen r.
ceircd hy II. J. onahnn, Esq, from his E1cet1e1-
cy Governor snd General osleaby. In reply to an
invitation extended to him to be present ut the
late banquet Eirenan honor ofthe anmsers*sy Of
Erin's "patron saint"
.sra1soF1z1D, March End, 1866.
:" Tour polite letter offnsitauon to participate
N tht bangnet At the fremont House on tho 10Th
inst. to commemorate the fessislts Of St Patrick,
i regret 10 tnform you. did not reach me III dine
to accept the compliment. us was absent from
Springfield at the time. ! csnnot however. suffer
tic occasion 70 pass without nv commendaton OF
deem II 4 proper OCCASION to refer to the prompt
pets md nlatFity with which the Sons OF the En-
'csaid lsle have rallied TO- the defense OF
tteir adopted country IN the present crisis.
shoulder to shoulder with our native Population
thcy have hafed their breasts against tho.e who
arc seeking he destruction OF liberty aud tho
lished ~ The wlsdom aud cement-d By the blood
Of our revolutionary fathers. The name Of st.
Patrick Is hrsoctated with great and noble deeds.
adopuon. Wherever he went followed bright
m.'norials Of his pubic spirit and shining traces
o. hlR beneyoience.
lam sure your citizens Of every el,.s, native
md adopted, viii glre ra, a. th have heretofore
donr. their hearty co-operatlon.