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nuisance; md that he had prosecuted n and fgt
Il Is IL sapeeae eoart a t6a 6nilsd statss ;saa
snf q sad 81 hGa g fa2GRs
and burn whatever camo IN contact with fnta
Him It would take so.ua monsy, but tt',Wonlat e
best tor brng- in;rA !nan efnploye a:on on..iS liz
aSa lien
ed, and came up Water atreet to Wabash evenas aus
md stopped and looked back Zee Il qnT Mua
piping me. and after cane lnso DsaT oS
reported Ill that took place between ae The sn1n m
10 DO paid was 40 oo9 and 00o ot + eoaa1 11
raised; no 70 furnish the material ana ons 1nnn @
hslp Do The jon the utd yas t. BE- eal!:a
veasel, q something of tie sort, IN any cures
pondencc VIC might have he said It Was to1 eloM
process to prosecute In the .: 8: :S1pfeu1o
tempt 10 burn the bridge, that parties got fright;
T. cned by tho watcbuan and left; be sa1n nc WE WE
Going from hero to Rock Island III. Tracy ss Tas
Superintendent OF the C.. y r. l. + Hak ;nad tnas
that letter. in tint envelope, on the I'd q Ap1i y
1856 the answer inclosed sent to BsseH ealg
Chadwick; also No?1 tletter 40: shoMnlI1t1nsat ~
letter received April 24h the i9cs9seu e.s a.
ter is mine In nnswer to bis other, No. hf!e -
i twp SO bills also fnclosed In same envelope.
Capt. c. P. Bra0ley's testimony we do not gave
it having already appeared tn e1tenso In our. co
umns, being nearly II not quite identical with taa
given in the Bissell case. It'oecupied the largo
STARE Of yesterday afternoon. The evidence {
John \. Tracy, Esq, and of chas. II. Reed. as
the location OF the bridge, and the conversation
was heard yesterday afternoon. -..,
To HOTEL MEN.-sec the advertisement
]. "! Jefferson in proper column; ~
chance is offered. - - -. =. :,
, 1861-04-20

PnopEllEn Kzx7gcnI Ae1oE;; ;fsna 81 nA55 51eans ans
TAno.-A private telegraph M ilom rMeosiyci yester-
da9 sistcs that tho propeller Kentucky onSd ~
Msssrs Harrison McK;bben has the 4iyer.
ae jnfo te ftelsr and thence Trough the e9n
Canal! to Ogdcnsbur:h, where she dischaIgeD bI Int
car.p. She was on her way tc this port, p,. ~. =.
I'd tict ehc must have gone ashore Tuesday nsna;
In tue suow.stor1n. somewhere hear YAK oasna 1.ta
l;reek of this beach, in ORLEANS couufy.-h@u a@o
ddrertiser, 18th. -. ..-
scuoorEn susK.-The schooner Rugglcs. capt.
BroyTu. while passirg out Of Grand River, tfaS 81
two since, was run into and sunk BY ant tle ".
! schnouc1, She went down In ten minutes 2 Ae1
fnn collision. Crew saved.
, 1861-04-20

lam an old citizen, and have always lived
under the. glorious stars and stripes. I am
gad 70 see t .ne ne r o. re 5ne .bo e9ns
done: AL persons capable Of bearing arms
should combine together in companies aud
drill short timc every day, to acquaint them
selves with military discipline and strengthen,
their muscles, If they do not now intend to
enlist In 4 short time they would be better
Let every ward have one or more companies
in drill every day, and hold themselves ready
to respond to their country's call Down with
The traifnrsi r.
, 1861-04-20
JAS. YorSG, stc'y. = ;:"!: = -.



:, 6uhotned IL q statement Of the Indebtedness of
tne CITY: contracted yfiot to the present year
commenting NpEl ], 1860, maturing MAY i, iasf:
sines that period no expense has becn Incurred,
whiGh nas not been paid out OF the approximations
his indebtedness: the City has Nttle oyer 81 00
Mser paying $6 600 for two new stca.a fre enxines
anus sum was saytd from the anl0;tnt annnneiatad
fo1 m she fseal year Just te1minated: -
b.'3 efs Il 90 Wsy 70 Pay thts Of over
thought: that amid tae smhatrsssments ef. 4 a.
mes na9e mai9I OF tha holdeEs fonIcitg !ndebted.
M nestwonld ea. to exchange tas .Esms Snr
tae ponds oE the stty running 5:teafy Years. 'o'
- -. ~ PesEons o!fning any of th9 indebtednaaa al
ne C1tI; are fequestcd to Communicate to fhr
Comptrouer whether they WIN 20 exchaaSa r:ads s
1,c.oo nn.,, "a 1esk .esf WEETWoRFn Mayor,
isyaiemeot Il Tzo;t;.r. - !; ;:: l.
t1se9go e; Antt 1851 II psstiet. NIX Y Y
a9sn1s e os q El a. :
FOR dsets contracted prior to the sca} 1esp e c
Aps14 ], 1850, With interest 1t the fats Of
, 1861-04-20
IS The Flag Of our Union Forever.ss

IS The Flag Of our Union Forever.''
Aalk RALLY! ALL IRISHMEN IN FA-
qnK,Q yor Of forming a Regiment OF Irish Vol
sAae1 untecrs to sustain the Government Of the
Uniteu States in and through the present war, viii
rally at North Market Hall this evening. at ~
O'Clock. Come all. For the honor OF lhe Old
Land, rally. Rally for the defence Of the new.
JAMES A. MUL1tGAH.
Can't H. Gleason, Daniel hfcIlroy, EsI.,
Capt c. Moore. Daniel Quirk. Esq.,
Capt. ]. G. Phillips, Capt. Peter Casey,
Gait F. McA1nrrny, JOHN Tully, EeQ.,
AldermanJ. Coulfskey, Philip Conlcy, Esq,
Aid. II. G. Mcdonald, T. j. klnselh,
md I'll hu,,d afh
, 1861-04-20
micago, Aprn 10, Il
Up{ Freemen.

,.tt THE OLD ZOUAVEs ARE RECRUTT-
MA ing Zouaya Regiment, under their former
ta8sS commander, j. r. Scott, at tho armory,
gTEa corner State and and Randolph streets.
Those wishing to enroll, will assemble between
tho hours Of a. and 10 p. M, this oth day Of
I'D mini etercd 1t is intended to make this the
crack regiment of Illinois. The. officers will be
compo sed of the best Instructors In the State.
~eN-T~ TnT AVEa -
, 1861-04-20

At meeting Of tue employees Of P. ".
Gates & Co.; held this day at noon, the follow
ing preamble and resolutions were carried
unanimously: - ''-- = - $500 -,
: Wn:ntAs T is az evident tact ths5 there Is
our GoveE1men. aid Etris;a With al their might
70 destroy that liberty and equality beq9cathed to
us BY tht fathers Of our country, for which WASH
ington. fought and b1ed; AND WHEREAS; There
rebels hare taken the FORTS arsenals. posl-oiaces
and all The public property they could lay their
hands on. and have detl1fed wRr against ht with.
cur just proyoeation: therefore, = =.
1.Res6{rtd, That we viii sustain our Govern.
meut and Constitution to the best of onr ability
2 :Reso2red, That every: man agrees to pay as
much a. he is able: :but not less than twenty 6ye
cents per week so long as 1t u needed to be- used
for the support of the wives and families OF such OF
our fellow cittzens as may volunteer to fight for
the caueo Of freedom against :deepotism and ty.
rants. such US the world has never known before.
3. Resplrtd, That re Immediately. procure an
American flag to be placed on the machine shop{
THos. MOULDING, Chairman.
jas Ior-Sf Eec,u .? :. ):
, 1861-04-20
Letter from Ex.mayor Haines.
CHICAGO, April u, 1861

Editors Chicago Tribune:
lam glad TO see our people respond go gen"
erous]y 10 aid the Government in Its troubles
but whilst they thtis go forth to the call Of
their country, many Of them will leave behind
families who viii need money and provisions
beyond their mems to supply, aud un1ees
cared for must suffer much.
Cannot this matter be looked after by the
present Finance CommittecY il not, q toni
mittee ought to be raised for the purpose; and
when raised they may draw on me for one
hundred dollars, and / will donate more if
necessary. Respectfully,
T. JOHN G. HA1SEs.
, 1861-04-20

qualification Four note requesting fae to dellfcr
lecture on Sabbath evening, with specal References
to our great national trisis Alloy me tq cay that
this jlncturo Of affairs, withhold frank and earn
cet arowal Of his moral convictions respects the
radical distinction between patriotism and treach
ety. must either hayo mistaken the pu1poEt Of his
Divine commission; or else be chargeable with
craven cowaEdice. Though, rs get, but compazn.
:.vely stranger among yoo eann2t decline yoas @
right. ], viii accordingly address the young men
who will favor me with hearing On Sabbath even.
1ng next; upon the subject OF CHE1srtax P PATn1oT-
1tX. With sentiments OF high esteem.
liam yeurs, j: r.. CORNING.
To Messfs. Haven, Burr, olmste.d, Ludington,
COL James. and others.
, 1861-04-20

REV. j. i. ConxtNa-DEAn SIR:-The nnder-
signed. having frequently listened with great salts
church, and believing that lecture Of sermon
from yen nos, either addressed to those young
men who about setting off for the war, or t.
c isfs, would be Ereat benefit I'd the. community,
would respectfully request TINT you will deliver
such a1ectuIe OF sermon on next Sunday evening.
at Metropolitan Ball. !. -.
Lnther Haven. .yona. Burr, L. D. Olrnsted. N.
Ludington, Q. =: Hough. Thomas Z. Marsh, S. B.
Gookins, l. s.: Patt II. Hitchcock, c. II. Edwards,
Curtise, >. 4. Haven, L. Nowlin, ". ID. Smith.
, 1861-04-20
0we will Fray for Tou.,,

The YouSa MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION will
hold Infon Prayer meeting at National Hail."
formerly the Wiswanl,) at i o'clock Sabbath af-
tcrnoon, especially to invoke the bcssing OF tho
God of BATTLES upon the military companies who
have taken up arms in defence Of the Onion. Wo
cordially invite ill members Of the different COM
pauies aud all our citizens to meet with lis. Our
motto, "God aad onr Natire Ldnd.''
JOHN Y. FA1lwE1L, P1cs't.
eB Pastors Of churches will pleaEe read this
notice in their respective pulpits Sabbath fore
, 1861-04-20

"A BLANK FORMS FOR TEE ORGAN.
H. IZATION OF military corps may be had
A on application to
!N GEN. r. 4. SWIFT, Chicago; .
, 1861-04-20

.: Notice to Canal Boatmen.
=. LocKroRT, April 10, 1s61.-
To j, f. Kinzie, Co11ect3r:-
Clear boats drawiu: four feet Biz 1ncAes'
jock B. PRESTON, - .
General Superintendent
, 1861-04-20

Board Of Trade Of OsWeSo-
T1ade held Oh Monday last, tic foIoHin: officers
were elected for the ensuing year:
PrtAjdent--N.I. Preston.
Tire Presidenk-D. L. Couch.
| n;reriars-J X. Post, Theo Irwin, II. Pardeo.
J. Il. Crawford, A. 6. Cook, D.. Hasaman, " I.
Tozer. d, 7, u n
| Corrin.tpn, Il. C. Nri.ht--71n1es-
, 1861-04-20

,.,> THE SWEDEs n AND ABOUT Chicago,
ALAA will meet this evening at No. IS kinzfc
}zAgx street, to consider on the organization Q.
canH7 Scandinavfans Is defence of the laws and
the honor Of our adopted country. 1ts liberties
arn in danger, its government menaced, aud is
f1ag has been assailcd. Rally to sustain our Ad-
ministration.
g. j. Sto1brand, G. Gothic,
L. Sparrestrom, u. Peterson:
John 4. Nelson, E. 2. Jnchnick,
q. II. Spriuchor1. C.J. ,sundsll,
T. NJ Schonbeck
, 1861-04-20

A,Ik IN PURSUANCE OF A CALL MADE
yzX&.Y BY G:v. Yates for Volunteers, will COM
-Fx&1 mence to recruit company Of Infantry, ut
NJ IL Dearborn street. this morning. None but
good men will be enrolled The company must be
11l1ed up by Saturday, marching orders are ex-
pccted as early as Monday or Tuesday next.
! F. HARDING.
, 1861-04-20
Recruiting Office

IA A RECRUITING OFFICE WILL BE
E4 open to-day and tomorrow at No. Il
1EH2 South Clark street, where Capt John G:
I& Phillips will receive volunteers to fill out
his company to be rendered to the Governor VI
this Statc.
, 1861-04-20
Nurses for tho Army Hospital,

%Sh THE UNDERSIGNED, having consulted
NX,2 with acn. Swift upon the propriety Of or
sss'.e ganizing q corps Of Christian women rs
Nurses. {tu t5 offered to the Goyernor) under his
bn pleased to have all interview with dny Cho de-
st1e to enter upon that work Of love and mercy.
+. B. TuTTLE.
City Missionary, Prot Elis. Church.
, 1861-04-20

!; !; 4 ,;:;;;i ;iSR.>reign ma1ks9.:: -.
:r4a Kspis1S @ ;5t5e 5a,Sss isasf 1R tSs :; i.
Iad7ssea S1 sy lie Nosth n,,:: y: :,1.nkrs.:h Sea
asa a$s5SI I sa:iS5 f. s.; !sa Hs:s
1ea %1 co1a
os1ts Stss ;eeSs:5s
9ter' ~ ntrss sales: mixed 37s yellow g. de-
Wsks;asld aos'ilias Nasa & fS aonr
e1iIv IoSnoN II, n MARKErs.-DdIing circular: 1ef
breadstas ggiss but stead Bids report
ket f2iaer sinca the Etna@s news; they qsotes
t. at siGs3 Mass 5s 9et91; fss tess 1Sh7S: IN iii.
Gspt4ai - II s6ss a tsaits d sarss ss
B5Gl87: Eria 1st se oonws, a'ea sFeaSy
aisIa66y 6ygassat 1ssa'assaaa sS
cin~ and partialy "a higher: Breadasnhs qo.e
stssa AP,;l PGisienMs Mco2:os stseo2 closed
o,.| tnr; T,cnrv aid account: III: Central s9afe
14o.ea a5X@55a discount. Erie shares @esS'1''
, 1861-04-20

TIN mar cent nee au,1utn. All debts eontracted
sines that have been paid 1hs 1 sfFnasatsi4 @
,statamcnta aaf tae .Comptroller, February. 1e3l
i tss Saas e tsa eonp
t1oiiers oIco lis Inst number being beafinR~
iutesost from dates rs follows1 r.: !.,-I "a
, 1861-04-20

fSHtAECEEY NQF:ts->$'s- : :
~ Illins1:. g:s:ty II S:;.k: ss-,s'' -,
ra,ei; wiki I'D ;, ! - IT,. :, H. T. !. "''.
SoInsH s IL ss EaS S's; ir,,..o n' ei' -
con scuj Jr, Gper;s I:rc!:::t 'iIT, r ;'a =: >:
1an. T isa'n,n & .IHnn 4 v an'! +. i. j l.
Harry, -Ada,:sv.. y :.::F.- ! .:1s: :,
NGwsae. Dayi'i !: 2Stl:l s!s:es n ~
George Ii. sprtt,s. Wint:l":' =: ~; u: :
TTaaom'pSX. TaM',p ~ =. Ge:7:f !: h:sa:;, Lar ,,-
dT nt1idavs n:sn II ttc 6na:s 1;:s .,.. w!,= =
baskna1. Halb1r: s:at- \: n -tiS. ti / ;,;s sts
gaet 2an 5sas, n aseE' .n, = 'i". :.+ 5s -;
jua.i Wilson, ronTf,en u ut ~. Z l :;
having been died In r!lc c1ite1 =. -.
Pes,sti ST i h,rs2 e 1sS1 stysa ,,e <.a ws
9nckh=Vs, Holpprt .:t.-l.s. T. " fxI's az: E!
Jsnss jan n io6,a555' n55 j. Hrrl. War::a S'ss ~,
John " TYSON, that til: t..Iri;;''' J.. =, :, ';-
compu LIS IN saia Court ,i' =, II aui III: :
mons tssrsnp,n iss.ssd :ut ot >Ai! NJ II:
det9 :dants, rhturnah't: u: t. IN. ~. 81. ,'
III Il Z BY law Te9n{:sd ,i.""ti 1s. oss 81.
~ aiias sun1r1yua n.,.si,s, ta: II r.. r.,
q 1 taa rtrst Monday n :ia: tsSs' .,'1'wi.nEh ~
Nog. timr FORE nnl..s ~. :,.,sn . -s,n. j. r.
11uckhAm, Holbrtt S:::nles =. ~ .r.l E.a, =:
/ den George A nEsa%. Ch 'r.s. warr.1 ;. ~.
James n Joss.r; EXT; 1rsa,is H. T. .Iu ;, W.
ss,a yaan .;nnsr,,a sas' ctu1s snss i Grn IT 81
tn, inst day Of the Rrxs zers: sa Was y 81 :;
ChissEo IN sasd Eonrty; oi IT. ;-,,,,s !. L. =. j.
piaiants 6Il of complaint. ~ s::rr' s:::;.n ii
aud tllinGs tl,erciuciaFi;:'i Id -G'u, NJ;
60 e., nTs.ynr aaa II aid + WaLfE *
, 1861-04-20

.hOElE EEt C-tt LLa' .t :sc-I
l. Jcaxr.n Atk.rs, CT ttr ele-ensh un m., T.: X,
a. D. iS5a executed AID s.s!i'rIeti ~
atgued, as Trustza, T. Dee. q ~ rre.he; :.
premises heTc.nafter desSE1e y ,-,.i1, 'se: :;
q cestair PTon.s;cty N:ts ,n!;S n s.;ch - x.
End Ct tie paTer In f2ft pstii I'd y SRs
euee Is Esrrb: rrn4is to t l..osn I'D tie
D4td Deed ct Trust NAs cnls t!.;,,. u i.rA
dcr's Otlcs CT Cauk Curt.- tIcf,rit IL
Deeds, Tags H. AID. Hker1a- 4r M s,ir a-t e
ard legal kc1d.r III. tco' I: :sh h ID u
aud BY Vii tuu " tue power y ~: - .1srr.f'. ~
tained aud ELf tie 7uFtest t7esfin inr.by .!sth
t.. Row, therefore,. p1hllH cou, H. - ~. ri: az st,t
Court Eou:e, +, The CITY cf caeaSc H. u n,
bF1nE ia CASE, for de pnrpeSes = s+ c7
EXPRESSED at ten oclccE T. tEe y IT,. tet
ia tb.rteertk day Il ATfil \. u .t,.,ae II EE
said Deed az Trr:t detcr4be! aEA - iiro! RS.
IN The Couaty ct Coca a1h Sta1s 0s ~
GomEenE:nE q h ;i1h, " u Il; IL nerth llue
eIgStse~ N: Toz. t,ft..uc, m L- s tae =.
81 thercg TurutrC cart n tie cas- -. Il ~
Ye.;f auartcY VI tho northwest 4aarI .f3.stLoss
tfrbteen tieacc south slx .aNs - rar.litl ~
trrdth4 (6 400 rt.s,, tharc' * u IL e. X.
north iina az sald seetca esshs1u- tttll:f5 =:
III esotrs Of said read 10 tts p{acs o. y mo:p
I fsnfnT abcut q half t!,4} aItr s; y
|. sUTgt6er with tho bul1tsES- iasLten' 4t =. =
f5 apbuI ts3auec1 Lhnstun:o r,t,.i:!t1 !! =
ngEL tile BE- ent aad s4nay, ,ses ~ Il IA
Ssa1s A'sas 81 h1innssEtss nsIst e It'll IEdkSo;9 =,
L Chicago. March lstt, ttadL r,m T.s'e'
= Ihe aocyc sals Is hereby gostponsa ..,
-MhsSAiSS:td. :: .:ETIAs%-A tst.t..s...ssss
, 1861-04-20

EEIEST plan - DO.w w..te r.
N.CEnDREy.-"Tna Cndlds F!r.ts Hi:s=o
An fntroduttioT TO TIC Artof faytns sI " =
TLT. CFavsa- 4 new md lmpsossntnr l:s+9r,
~ M II es5Y compIehcnslo7, Nish sa - x =
fn@ EScfrlsss. apeest| adspted t1t2g t1Gs,,a - z,
chltdran. Sent poatpah. 70 ~ 9yrss1nH s1H r CO. ~
n AMNc&ta, oYst thu puh4saez3 N1AoeA'
, 1861-04-20
The Shields Guard.

AtM THE SHIELDS GUARD will open q re-
fnX.R cruiting station at the store adjoining u.
nIHGY. Daniels, under tho 3tatteson Honsc;
Mein0ers of the Company will be in attendance all
div. Young men desirous OF eerytDg their coun"
try arc invited to attend. .-..--> .
'N' BY ORDER OF TIE COMPANY.
, 1861-04-20
Attention Shields Guards

,AsA THOSE WHO ARE DETERMINED TO
fnSy braycly do OF bravc1y die, In defense of ths
n{fE Constitution and Of our country, arc Invited
Il tend The Shields Guard meetings, to be held In
North Market Hall every evening during this and
MEET
, 1861-04-20

--AS1oE Or TIE TntRa.--D.*B. Cooke q Co
hare gottssn up beautiful white letter enve1.
ope, with the American >dsg' elegantly printed
IN en1ors TN the face- It is chaste and pat1i.
ot{c-. 80, - .---
, 1861-04-20

=, Iaz .:.9 cou7 ts H0usz sQ6ladE:z1hs improve:
menta ate eoing on np,ee, under III. .Ure. and
1ae esefgr eens are nov being let ont. yiGs J:
, 1861-04-20

Held Quarters Second Brigade, Sixth
IiHid1Qn Illinois nffIttta4

THE MEETING OF COM
MEHA@ missioned officers Of this Bri-
%MUU9EE gade, which was adjourned to
kE<zSa&saa meet at the Recorders Court
room on Thursday evening next, the 18th lust,
Hitt ba postponed to Saturday evening next, the
soth inst at the ssmu place. to hear tho renort Of
the committee appointed at the last meeting to
prepare low for thc reorganization Of the hfitia
OF this State to be submitted to the Legislature at
It. season on Tuesday next. the 23d inet.
This p0stponeme1t IL In consequence ~ tue
Hall on Thursday evenin: the a1th inst:
-. r. Gen. r. K:.SW1FT.
Cal fnsEru Il TrcKEn
, 1861-04-20
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Church Of the Aacenaion, Oak street, between
Lake aud Wells. Services 10Y @. nj; and 3 p, n.
Sermon to morrow morning BY the Rector: Snb'
1ect-'' THE Christian .Patriot-htd Duty In his
country's tt7iii :.
The Second Sermon Of the course to the
johns Church, Union Park, BY Rev. Jas. Pratt
AL arc cordially invited =, :,
i. -- Rev. Mr. Graham Will preach: in the United
Presbyterian Church, Washington and Jefferson
streets, tomorrow at the usual hours-10k a. n.
and p. m. - 80 - il = -
, 1861-04-20

ORDER OF GRAND PROCESSION.
The procession will form ut seven o'clock
precisely, at the fremont, headed by ALL THE
BANDS OF TIE C17T, and Chief Engineer Harris,
standard bearer, the volunteers occupying the
place of honor in the order mentioned above,
and march thence to the hall,
The committees to arrange prellminarles
are: On Music, Alexander White and G. M.
Cady, Esqs. On salutes and Bonfires, Col. e.
Taylor and Sylvester Sexton, Esq.
The city police will be on duty ut the hall,
under the charge Of the Police Commissioners,
Mes=rs. Coventry, Tuttle and Wayman, as-
sisted by Capt. G r. Bradley. AL arrangements
at the hall will be under their direction.
, 1861-04-20

IT, g 4sis Eli ls$Ra eS1R& 70 Batt al
i1saaS1 ioa q 1o@i5fes 0de !chesfe
astf .1 iic kI g. q
/ sToSkTT Tean H.,ai A,G & U,5sAt l G serip 34.
s. s,is5 Is gssE g4sl ( Eeaas1k s9 N
4 4 AsSs8ak siss31klyn T Ctr eaa: N:ce*
, 1861-04-20

~ I'VE und derstand that Gov. RankR
4ett .Ast ere ming for the East tofaldll aiterazy
sngassement which he wase unable to executa
an1a9e Tho inter. He vii be absent about
-Ic1 N6ye. :...%
, 1861-04-20
Volunteers! Volunteers!

a.f CAPT, JAMES r. HUGUNIN'B Com
fzW.R papy having been accepted by the Govern
sTEk1 OF, few more volunteers will be enrolled.
the oliiccrs are not nil elected. All young men
wishing to join will cali at the rendezvous, IN
Loyd's Block, corner Wells and Randolph, On Sat
urday morning, April 20th. at 81 o'clock.
JAMES 3. HU0UENN.
, 1861-04-20

Prop Kenosba 1sney Ba rs'G HlNsgses e 4is b. e'En
Bark shanshai 1lalysrson e.i Haven, 10 eds stone,
DriC Sebnstopol. Smith, Gfa1l< @'a eA' ~
/ wagon, b1 oranges
schr Mary, Stanley, Runk' Pier.
Sehr Roberts, 7sSasn1 kssen; bla5fr.iuil balant1eYiie.
schr Foster Smith, Mnskeeon.
Schr Argo, abraham, Kcwaunse.
schr tsnst A97mphIrsx; 7anI, FEMININE. Maise"oe'
Schr Ellen Pike. Royd. Holland = ..,,, corn
schr schr MermaiJ. Thomas, White Lake. ton Gull
fneal. / ton feed. -:.....;
, 1861-04-20

aas noa sn ~ 41HoRs1A.-A large drove If yesy 5
nat;t s s 81 arrived here yestesday, their desti.
1A'''n lallotnia. They are from Clio.
, 1861-04-20

NIX ALL THOSE THAT WISH To ION d. 4
SsES and Stripes, will assemble at Cadets Head.
Quarters on State street at any time during me
1ay aud enroll their names. Rally, Boys, You arc
wanted. >. Il. eha 6oofN1:
, 1861-04-20

|: a. COOKE Me1atn, 0s Dearborn st1set, bare: r,
preo toT e1saPing enaIey ssnh9 s,t144
ralmana iesa shanaay fthas ha"ae - et':s =
, 1861-04-20

-*b&10N ENfELDFEe.--JQnH ; r.: ."aAsAs Ipt1eE
Madison street and Custom House Place, has
stock Of Union envelopes, Leslies paper with pic
lures OF the bombardment Of Fort Sumter, and
another lot Of charta OF Te1saeola hasboE: :,
.~-=---- - - - -. !:
To IxyA11ps,-Pure Native Wine, made from
the wild grape Of. Illinois,, and warranted i've
years old; Sold only by Sargent, Druggist, corner
Randolphand State, ~
~ Union cockades at James Roche's News.
Depot near the Post Office. j; -. y :.
;"Tns first gun is dred, .
/: May God protect TIE right = ::
!: The new ra]lying eons nnas chorus, with piano-
forte OF organ Accompaniment. By Geo. F. Root
Now ready Il Root &Cady's. o5 Clark street. Chi:
Gao. Price IS cents. ~. ~, -
. Also, in press, an afzangement of the same on q
single sheet for ehoirs and chorus Priee 20 cents
adosen. < - s'r>-'~':.:: ~ .apla3t ::
l. MAT HAnrzn.-John r; walsh, at HIS Book and
Periodical Depot, corner Madison street and Gus
tom House Placa, hes Il r,eceIsedth AIny number Of
| HarpeF's Aaga zine and the kniekerbocker.
e#Persons declining housekeeping can havo
their furniture sold 70 the best By tend
! tus to the new auction house, No. 107 Dearborn
street; just opened " a: Alexander. apis 81 81
CAS- 11 a1tures sni lamps itor sale cheap md
store to fent:: :H. Ii. Wilaart; No. 15 South Clark
street. s;::.:: -t: -: H.: ap13-ivs
wwhy John there i no gas n the hense
-ou have rented fsntadIl=z.=s=ezeS.-:
~ II, Molly, I: know, It; but 70. ean get 4t
W.. Lamp and on emporium Kerosene
: Aof.s - -puwne1's Epiendiid -Heroseno Oil,
Lamps. ~ :, o1omtcal than gas hght, ,snd gives
Thfea = moso - light. Come let US tI5tt' put
, 1861-04-20
a:!kklsat.

G@ EW:sRD.-L,.-t III Nr:.
GDc ne~lay. . open Cts.' pt tc;l,! !.''- ~
h satrh. y i'll. et1l f.cc Five +. -. :'41: T.
he pad tor lis retutE 1u E1, It -. -. "- .s4.-
apl9xsk :. -.
, 1861-04-20

s.e aare.t, ainef6s St Rnbttf Riggs
,n.,,,~1as cured easei of Twenty yearsIstana'1x
, 1861-04-20

DEsT1sTRK:-Wec call attention to the c ard
Of Dr.: J: Ward Ellis, Dentist, In another col
nmn, who has fitted up newly his elegant
suite Of rooms at No. Is, Portland Block on
"nshin gton street. He has been for fourteen
se1ss IN successful practice, and for three
anu han in this city. and is thoroughly mas
fer Nf his NJ trnfaopsn.;1-
Aocu,Esr.-Mr. ". &. Goldsmith met with
severe accident In falllng through the tom j:
pavement: in Randolph street near Wells str,pet
His nose wa. shocktngly split .nd bruised:
All orer There are plenty Of such man-trans:
It would be wcu Tor the new Police to look IN
It. -
, 1861-04-20
4,TTa6,8
&aa6,1l48
M,179.B

$55. ,@94 o.
RespcctfuIly submitted, SAN'L WARD,
CITY COMPTROLLER.