, 1861-03-13

At the Council meeting on Monday evening
Aid. Taft offered an Ordinance dividing the

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| At the Council meeting on Monday. evening
! AID. Taft offered an Ordinance dividing the
| city into the following j.:
ELECTION D1sTR1cTs.
1sr wARp.-AM north Of Twelfth street Is First
Ward District No. j. AL south Of Twelfth street
+! IL First Ward District No.
2p WAHD-AH north OF Harrison Etrtet il Sec
ond Ward District !. All Eouth Of Harrison etrest
i; is Second Ward District No. ..
i 80 WARD-Au north Of Twelfth street is Third
! Ward District MOL. All south Of Twelfth street
! Is District No. ?.
| 4rU WARp.--An north Of Twelfth street Fourth
| Ward District No. !. All south is Fourth Ward
/ District No. g .
| STE wA8D.-All east ot Morgan street Is Fifth
| Ward District No. l.. All west OF Morgan street
! is Fifth Ward District No. ..
| Grn WARp-Ail south Of Kinzie alreet is Sixth
(; Ward District No. 1. All north Of Kinzie and
| eouth Of Chicago avenue is Sixth Ward District
| No. 2 All north Of Chicago avenue is Sixth Ward
| District No. 9,
| 7ru WAnD-Al south Of Division street Is
| Seventh Ward District No. !. AL south Of DIvi-
+, sion street Is Seventh Ward District No. q.
| 1oTu NARD.-A11 north of Twelfth Etreet and
| aast Of Morgan is Tenth Ward District No. /. All
| scuta of Twelfth street and cast Of Morgan ie
! Tenth Ward District No. 9 AL west of Morgan
! street is Tenth Ward District No, 3.
| The slh and 9Th Wards arc unchanged.
/ The ordinance passed, and the Council pro-
ceGded to elect Judges Of Election, and to
designate the places Of holding the election in
| coch district as follows:
| INSPECTORS OF ELECTION.
E1RsT WARD.
| n Hrr}n0 Tup
| B. F. Strother.
| D1sTR1cT No. a-Wm. Wheeler c. +. Gates,
Morgan L. Keith.
I SECOND WARD.
DISTRICT No. III. D. Colvin, Matthew Graft,
D. WitkowskY.
DISTRICT No. a-Jas C. Smith, Caapar Pteifer,
/ Michael Egana.
| THIRD WARD.
| DISTRICT No. IA. Garrison, S. C..Daka, Potter
| Boies.
D1srE1cr No. a.. II. Carter, H. T. Helm,
John r. Roch.
| FOURTH WARD.
DISTRICT No. III. Lamperts, Otto Metchlech-
| ncr, {. Mcdonnell.
D1eTR1or No. 2.-Hart L. Stewart, James Ives,
| Peter Dorhlcy.
| FIFTH WARD.
DISTINCT No. 1.-Ed=oa L. O 'Hara, Noah Sturte~
| van, Thomas Loncrgan.
DISTRICT No. 9-Sandford johnson, " ".
Mills, Il. Walker.
| E1xTu WARD.
DISTRICT No. 1.-Gustaye Legerenx, l.. Bond,
| VIM, " Drummond.
D1srR1cr No. al. B. Culver, John Olson,
| Atemy AkofT.
DISTRICT No. 30. Stetson, C. II, Brown,
Michael McConley.
| SEVENTH wAED.
D1sTR1cT No. 1--Jae. c. Grant, Augusle Drel-
hing, Wm. NcFarlane.
DISTRICT No. 2.-Ernst Prussing, ~. H. Stick
ney, John McHugh.
EIGHTH WARD.
a. G. Proutz, u. Kinsea, Andrew Nelson.
HIsTu WARD.
Samuel Mckay, Henry Arnold, Thomas 3. Pen.
ton.
DISTRICT No. 1.-Patrtck Canueher, Ossemus
Morslson, Jacob Eager.
Dtsrr1cT 80. s.-Dsv,d Walsh, Jcnnay.
Gothard schauf
DISTRICT No. IA D. Taylor, John B. Wilson,
Lendle Verch.
BREWING TROUBLE INSTEAD oF BEgR,-On
uo,,,,t. -'~aat In The North Division, Is q
brewery establishment which latterly from Al
accounts seems to have fallen, to brewing
squabbles and fights IS to ownership, in PLACE
Of the familiar decoctions Of malt. One james
Mcdonald is in possession, and some days ago,
as stated, the parties opposed to him were
held to bail in 5000 bonds to s1an !l,e peace.
He has since procured a warrant against the
same persons for riot, alleging that Oh Satnr-
day afternoon some OF the parties to the other
suits took forcible Possession Of the brewery,
and committed desperate and destructive at
tack upon it, and, not content with nearly
demolishing the brewery, they laIc at night
attacked his house, throwing heavy stick Of
timber through the window, and finally get
ting inside, presented pistols ct Mcdonald,
and threatened to kill him On tile spot.
Wn1TEFHLD's VIEWS OF CH1cAGo.-Our fiat
city is sad puzzle to the artists, whose views
Of 1t are only obtained under great difficulties,
and in bits Of glimpses, giving yon over the
way, or the view down this and that street.
But the city as whole, is rarely to be present.
ed and then norer with natural look, since n
thirds eye view" and that seen by the man in
balloon are rarely enjoyed by mortals. B
pictureof Chicago entire, is thus never suc.
cess. You can not make it look natural, and
fnA It taking its place !amiliarly in The land
scape.
Detached views are thus all that can be given,
and these are being very happily presented in
the series Of drawings by~ E. Whitehe1d, who
has just issned 3 very neat tinted uthograph
Of well located sketch looking up the r1yel
from Rush street bridge.
WoRKs on PnoSoGR4PnY.-Those who ere
desirous Of becoming acquainted with phono-
grapoic short hand will be glad to learn that
McNally has on hand supply Of the standard
works en- that subject, including Pitman's
"Manual," Geaeam's "Hapbook," Webste1's
= "Teacher," and Longley's "American Manu-
i all The best work among them all for q be
= ginner is Pitman's excellent Manual, which
beginning at the alphabet, will lead him on te
the more abbreviated forms Of photographic
writing. Suitable paper can also be obtained
McAal]y Eas, besides, all The publications Q
J.. Fow}ers d Wells, :,
RouGH PLAT.-Two hostlers at The Nort1
Chicago Railway Company's stables, on Nortl
# Clark street, yesterday morning, while sweep
ing out the stalls, fell into ftolic with thei
= p1ooas, from which they came speedily 10
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