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Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-11-20
Alphabet, Spelling, Reading, &c.

McGufey's Primary School Charts, Nos.
McGuffey's Revised Eclectic Spelling Book.
Mctiutfey's New First Eclectic Reader.
McGuffcy' S New Second Eclectic Reader.
McGutfey's New Third Eclectic Reader.
McGutfey's New Fourth Eclectic Reader.
McGuffrys New Fifth Eclectic Reader.
McGufiry's New Sixth Eclectic Reader.
McGuffey's New High School Reader.
McGuffey's New Juvenile Speaker.
McGutfcy's New Eclectic Speaker.
Webster Unabridged (Pictoriai) Dictionary.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-11-20
Bleeding at the Lungs Cured.

SSsS~1@b w WV @1Ssh1oo W.T.
John D. Plk--Dear Sir - Having been at.
tackled with hemosrhage of the lungs. which
left me with troublesome cough and the
usual debility consequent upon such an
attack, and having cured myself by the
use of WISTARS BALSAM OF WILD
CHERRY, | feel it pleasure and duty to
testify to its merits. Ny general faith in pa
tent medicines is small but for those who
are suffering under pulmonary attacks, am
persuaded that the BllSam is an excellent
preparation. Yours. very truly,
JOHN A. CIfILDS.
Ed. Chicopee Tel.
Chicopee, Mass, Feb. 90 1884.
H. scovi Proprietor 10 Randolph Street, Chicago III.
TO whom all orders should be- addressed.
Sold by J. ". LehmkuIu 4 CO., Charles City, Iowa
z Morse, Usage c. W. Billings Bradford Aug.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-11-20
Look to Quality

AS a paramount consideration, reverse the
rule making a low rate of premium the chief
essential for the CHEAPEST rate is too fire.
quently only an index of the POOREST Insu-
rance.
AS our rates are graduated by the laws Of
compensation, after ample experience, the
propriety of insurance extends with equal
force to the safer classes of property ii does to
those of more hazE dous nature. The safer
the risk the lower the pereentage-the greater
the hazard the higher the premium. So pro-
tect your property 10y good policy from the
IETNA. G. G. & Il, G.. REINIGER,
45m2 Agents.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-11-20
Carved and Ornamental Work,
of every description,
neatly done to order and on the
most reasonable terms.

The country is thronged with the Agents of
foreign shops who always sell at an advance
on Shop Prices. We can and will furnish any
thing in the Marble line for Northern Iowa,
cheaper than can be obtained elsewhere Pur-
chasers are invited to call at our shop, exam
inc work and learn prices. All orders from a
distance promptly attended to.
Shop near the head of Main Street.
McGregor, Iowa, March l6, 1861. 12tf
, 1862-03-14

II tals GItE March 1Sth lss2 Of Gonaumpt.on, SARAH
rn1eIal @ from q heI late resden:e: ~ II Wast Men
the fantly arr resp eetfully Invited 70 attend.
r this city. On Msdces;sy the 12sh in=t o. Bzon-
CHA! FncunnntAt FRANCIS WILLIAM, son ot " e.
AID eighteen days
Eafaaeral VIII take Pace to DAY. the1sth inst, at IL
O'clock from st. Paul5 Church. corner Wabash ayeau
sud Van Bnren stFcet. Tho friends Of the family arc
particularly invited ~
Gone to sleep in deaths long slumber,
Re shall hear his voice no more:
How we'll miss the tiny pRtter
OF his feet upon the floor.
In Wilmington. W1Il County, Ill, March eth 1:7?.
af er an illness Of .ree.aad.a half dsya Mr. WILL i
SMALL. formerly Of HeGkime7, n. T., sgcd GO years
months and IS daye. '
q Buffalo and New York City papers please copy
IN Little YORK, Warren County. Ill, On the 4th Of
5tftTHsrE l$2. of WEeoeing Cough aad Lung Fever,
MARi LINCOLN. youngest child Of Vim. 4. and C, G.,
FORCES. aged year and months.
Also, the 9TH day Of November, 1897 Of the E-o,
and Lung FeyeE. IL LIN ANN AROLINE, daughter Gi
Wn 4 ana G, C. Pollock. aged yea7s and ncltt;ls.
These lovely buds. ta yoas- s:. far,
Calico hence by early Gopm:
Cana Just to sl5 r how e~el: the flowers,
IN Paradise could 11ou.a.
, 1862-03-14
MARKETS BE TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK, March 13-CorroS-Market dull
and lower; tsifins sales at 27s@asc for 1niddling
FLocG-There IL little more doing in -four. but
| ths market i materially unchanged Sales i,aso
| bs!s ct S55 s5 for super state, S 5a95-55 for
ess5a Etate; $5.25153s for super western; $500
@5sy for shipping brands extra round hoop Ohio ;
| *6G6.75 for trade brands. Market CLOSING,
Canadian fiou1 IN little better demand but without
uecid-d change IN price: Sales 800 brls at $500
$50 for common to choice extra. Rye -four quiet
5eauest Sales s5e 6riz at sss5 @ for t Jeraep r.
for Brandywine-
KIH1skT-0pened firm and closed hrner. Sales
GaAIs-Wheat quiet and nomina1]y unchanged.
Sales $50 BIZ Canada club 1t $3.50. Rte heavy
and ioweE. Sales s.soo be at soDssc. Barley drm
and IN falr demand. Sales. 800 hu state at 500
Poe: 500 bu Canada East on pit, and 5000 81
at TIC Com. there is little more doing for ex-
port at steady prices. Sales. G.10a bu At Ss @s0c
for mixed western in store and delivered; 5SG059c
for new Southern yellow and Gle sor old weyiI cut
southern yellow. Oats dull and lower for west
PRovzs.oss- There is not 80 much doing in pork.
but the m.rket may be quoted shade irmer.
sslsz 81 AL 1ae bis at slsss@1sSs9 for ness;
Included in sales are 1850 bis mess deliverable in
= :s sas4z pls; Sss;
ed ness; $i3,75<Dl4.50 for extza 1ness. Prime
asd ve-y f;2. At slt.5ea17:s CT meats rule
= tor 5ans Bssen 'a siaes :h?ai'e6s 4 Eli .Re %
middles: = fer short do; 7hc for short clear
dressed s Hogs no7e steady, with a moderate Dc
PIG for ci:T: There Il less doing in the lara mar
purchaser Sales 100 br!s At s1<@sHc. Butter
Continues Am Sales at 1eD13c for Ohio, and l641
&c !oc st1te. Cheese etea5y at GGa7hc.
GRocER.Es-Sasar r.v atcad5- Sales 800 hhds
tnha at 6A@1:6c; 90 boxes Havana at 71{c Mo
l:-nca :r:ose active. Sales $50 hhds IS tres and
s brih !:1:to R.rs at3A9::: 1o0H hhda Cuba Mus
Co=ado 1:i -4c:: in priys:c terms, anG b: auction
60 h5ds PoE1p G:fH At E*a2ee.
The came ga!s p: d!ss25,s oc Ss-icti p;ia,e
1ss@11eE for baakc7s' ste1l;z:1. A,nrrIeaa gold
more ac;lE7 at n15a Ie< c-3t c-s1 i!2l:fofnia
gold ea:s 6uli and nominsI 1854: ,,5l 3s.=t ore.
,:.'psn, Government s,osks steady. 7:sa .'zes:ar5
:nte% active a: Sax@seE.
s7o2EE-Best7- sod cfsee e.7ady CARIs.x
Etc 15e'p-:sa e,K: CO Ta:@:E: Il S d bond;
g. 65 "a * :S2s mt t. + 6,x l.;s;a rirea
lsse' ;esa grid ta!3s STA ~ scg=:d 81: cYm5
FnSf
, 1862-03-14

IarRsoAY EVENING, March 13, 1862,
FRstS!aTs-Schrs. AGens.us Ford, Jas, Na.
yaSh, SL7eiy, Nicaragua, and Acontias. chartered.
70 arzc from the lower lakes ut lie for wheat from
Chicago to t:svcgo.
TRgFiSI0NS--HKes ?oRK-Thc 1eYuaai Is ycry
::eo.. SID the ,aarEet dull. Sales. 35zl,fs- city
racAe'l a;'.es Pink Il sitG 3k:,r.s.. ::s:Ts-
IL i:s,:5 an:i sha :ta7xts i:Tc uaie:
FeIF lai:t offerings. Sa1cs :a7S hxa Short Boaeic=s
eEd1see 1T 6;6c; .G9 bxs Short Ribbed aIiddles pt
3:: sa1p pea cxs1a-cat C1a1beisands at &c In bo1ez
tsu1,S MEA1s-2.5fp peg. Bulk Hams county
cutaa loose Il go pea count.y-cu Bulk Shoul-
dess t.~S3te, loose. PIcKLEp MEArs-50 tcs
FieS:2d Hams at $500. LARc-s0 pLgs prime
city Settis rendered Leaf at &c; 43 pkgs prime
eoant5 kettle at 62sc Is tcs aud bris do at 6sic;
IS 2!,5a No. Lard at &c. GRKAsE-6O tcs choice
Wni:t1i 5Sc.
FLolR-Received, a,:3l brls. Market dull
Sales. 60 brls Central City, white winter extra
6. $50: 1So bss s'8ecker-s Do.b!e Extra sprin
at e4-6a; 1o5 brls "aa-alon5' sp-ing extra at IS
IS: - a.ls good spring extra at $3.50; 100 brls
"Stas ziue' on PIT
M'G+:AT-Receiyed, Is til bn. Market quiet and
unchanged. Sa1es, $. zoo bu No. Spring in store
&c E.o:2gc} st7fe ge: bu do 3c storase) at 7sc;
LOO bI do Cc ssorage) at Tsszc; eco bu do Sc
storage at 7sEe 1,ooobu No, asrriug (4s =torase)
q: sa1c: SOC bu do isc storagc) &: &c; 1o1 bu do
&c s.o:age} st T3Ac; LOGO bu do e: storage1 at
7SS3ssc; coo bu do &c storage) at 13He.
Sales by ss1pIe were: q60 bags Red w;.ter at
'.e1Ec o :.aci; 400 bu do IN bulk at &c On track
CoSN-Rccaiyed. f. ,ss8 ba. Market ar5e..
Saiee 6fsl hu liked in sto:e {5e s:crsse) At &c
3cEo bH &C {e =.oiage) at 90; soe bu Rejected on
track a:z1c.
oATss-Rccasred, I, 80. bu- Market quiet and
af7:. t!a!es sa[cea oG No. Oh track a: eee=
RissrEeceired. 3z'5 BIZ. Market quiet. Saics
100 IT No : {sc storage} at &c.
GkH:s:ss-E:3sce;ved, 4,5M bu. Market stes6y
sao - 4*s. Silly 45i bags prime at SIC on track
~ hasSsood 1t 4sc o.: track; 40 bu do at 45c CT
t''ss $50 hu fair at 44c del; 3s ;s.;s mciium at
cas on track; 4co hr eomao2 .. Sc On track: 4oo
o., do st SC On track
E1es: H1kEs-tarket case.. Sales, t6o brls.sz
Eight a; d taie morning At ,ac.
T1hSTHf SEED Quiet and easier Sales 4.
ssgs Esae At 81 10; Is bags at SIS 10 oaes It
$t.eaH
CLc3E: sE--.,11,-zB bags good at $s.70
DR&33s PasClT-e8 or1s choice EASTER. Applies
as .se: e-:s Southern Apples at exc
bKA4@-'s bsgs pciaae Mixed At St q; t6 b.Is
good 81 Is hasz Common st Roc.
buT+sEs-sst kegs gcot ahippins-but.er at ekc.
EGof-t're=a il god sapr,7, wiz, .a,es ,t7m
TIC = tc=. - ~
Pou1I:<7- ts;esecs is eso5 aensaa II SIT,
o. 20 de-: itrEeJa. 7c :. e.
HlDfs-F:s'1ss- Dry Flint, tan.4e, 0raaa
.s:Ge s.s1!oo o.essS4e: Gsesa 9saa:rs. 1485xc,
, 1862-03-14
New York Hide a1arket--nI arch IN


EmEs-The demand lns been fair to-day. sa5
the market continues very firm. We hear OF sales
Of Gu 6Bnenos Ayres at 2Sc. 4 mos and 6l1 Say-
1nllla at 16c- The stock on hand l20 600, aeainat
a.501 the same time last yeat1 II D Hull &;
Cu's weekly circular remarks 4
The receipts Tor the week hare been only fair in
extent. embfacIngl ,Gii hides. Of which 1909
were from BaLia. whence we have long been With
out any arrivals. The tales foot up 3,4D hides,
large weeks business and the stock is reduced to
TIE comparatively low figure Of 1856 GOO hides and
and SIS bales.
DRY HIDEs-Tne market has ruled buo7aut
throughout the entire week, nntle1 very aniinat-
Cd demand from the trade and our-of:town buyers
Sales have been 1nrger than for months previous.
aaG were mode 3: gradually improving prices quo
taiion5 being fully 1<@1c higher OH most deEcrlp-
tons, At the close than at the commencement Of
the week. The large transactions have much re-
d"eed our supply Of available Solc-Leather Hides
and we go out OF the week with stock. in first
hands, much lighter than has been held for three
ycars- Sales hare not been confined to ans partie-
ular description. though the largest transactions
have been IN EaeroE Ayres, Of which alone 266DO
have changed hands.
WET-SALTED HnEe-In the market for domestic
slaughters We have particular change to report,
OILY modeEate demand having prevailed at shout
last weeks rates. Some little inquiry il made for
shipment to Europe, bat ruling prices in the re-
EpeetiFe markets leave no margin foT profit. Sales
have been 4aD city. country, and western elsugh~
stefs at T;E@3c. cash. 9G01 California hides and
lips: pr ship. sold for home consumption ut lie,
e. rhs @s
, 1862-03-14
LEGAL INTELLIGENCE,

UE1TED STATES CIRCUIT CoURr-BJors Judge
Diun.aond.-No. SIS and is 3-Atidavit lied, exc
cution to Issue. Nos. Gag, G17 ti4S 6ts aud 65sj-
United States vs.. William S. Moss e. al: Leave
given to amend suit and decree, by oE.ittiag name
Of Smith Tye as . defendant. Leave to file other
plea By trial day Of Nay term: No. G56-Tha
Philip J. Price instead Of William. No 5l3-
Chancery. Francis II. Tillsy vs. james McFad-
Gen. ct al: Decree az prepared.
CIRCUIT t0EKT OF C0Ok CoGSTT-Be53r5 Jud9s
-HdnteTTg No. -. Thomas E. Hamilton vs.. Rich
ard J.. Hamilton; order that execution issue
against land and 1eu1ment6 Of r ]. Hamilton. de-
ceased. No. 637.-Maryiu 5. Street vs Caa= Beer: ::
jury again called and tt al resumed. No. 5ss-Cif-
ton A1sIave ya. 3. Burwel ct al amount Of jndE-
ment $40 -, paid into court by r. Il. Clark. A.
torncy FOR garnisnces, to abide by fa further o..
der Of court. No 233-Chancery-Luein4 j. Csb;,
ct al ye Bethuel 3. Vincent et al r.ie rEon Gem
plainants to close proofs within t:n tlars
SurEEIoR CorsT-3:t1re Ja4m K:a1:,s-No.
2335-S6n-71 REsxci: rs .E E;;=:asM 1ii!:cr Ct ii !:
leave to ~"':;;s't- t. ;..aas fran, i;l:
No. 1ss- 1:::s *71:s ~ Clark as!i:i:t .: =. de-
mnrrer to aiE:rt,.ii ns1;1ioa sustained ard
comnlslrnEt5 :::sc:s Ic =taai: by -::.:itL =.
ard :u;t Dismissed at complainant ; c:,ss :
NJ. ass22-Andrew j. Crown VS.. l;ir:n::i; :ia-a );
rule eu plaintiff 70 show can=z 1y III !s, !. rA5
.:rm4 why he shoal1 not be ubligcG tt; II, crc;,t-
Is fof c6ets. 20 G72-tierha-d cAtu;.n ~ Tol-,
Gray On motion Of c.fs's.sEs, order granting leave
TO plaintiff to aasa's ''sstliEgs, fet a-:d.:. ami
m sauEe continued ny. s:a.Jc!:n Qaina VS.: t':o-:;;
Of prosecution. 10. aiG-Joln L. Naicd .t Il. ~,
Charles Reisser; On trial. No. 34--Fr.. T.: :t.I
Faucett ct nj. Vs. N'1n. Osborn ct H.; partirs ard
jury present, as o.: yesterday.
, 1862-03-14
TALLOW-Quict- Sales 10 brls good city butch

TALLOW- Quiet Sales 20 brls good city butch
crs at ike
DRESSED H0GSeReceiyed, 90l Market de-
clined 5G9lcc. Sales were;
13 Hogs averaging $40 1bs sat.....,43.60 90
16 :. all under 400 .3 ass
$40 :. at g 70 and s. 55-dyidinr on 40 ,bs.
80 at $3s5 and $a50-diyiding on aW rbs.
81 at sam and S35J-s!iv;tiin5 uu 40 Ds
BEEF CATTLE-ReceiYcl 557 head. Notwit11-
Standing tho dull news from New York, the demand
by Philadelphia, Pittsburgh and New York ship
pers was active, as well az good inquiry by pack
era, and the market waR well sustained. Ttclight
supply Of .ealy good Cattle tended greatly to keep
EEices lii. The salea we're "a fo11nyra.
, 1862-03-14
FAzNasANK1s:. .*gAzlEs,
And SILL fUsk'5HfR6 GEkfai:lY

Aad in nss proportion for larger alzes a required
every Engine Is fusnished With
5GOsCNS PATENT GOVERNOR vALYK
For FlbcT Mills We couddeutlF RECOMMEND the.u -
sapesaos 70 any other st5e q Hngne, aad they Wi
save from rs - SO per cent. in Fuel
greg r csEal clsss OF boilers In Csc IL the West nc
@sn keep IN assortment Of different 6ixes at orr -
tannsa1nent. EErto theT may be examined and 81
st ~ in1ornAfen ohfsned regarding them Com-
easne. L any pat county. We aiso supply
NAIAa WHEELS. SKATING. GEARING. Ac
AtFesT Low p11cax
T. ". BAXTER X com
4ll Furnishing Depot Wess va.sz B:eeet betv.e,
Aaccolpa and Madison sts- C5ieaya III
Foet Office address Boz e14 ors-a,w
, 1862-03-14

I# G. L. Stevenson, II. c. T. Of Honstpn
Lodge, will this evening address the Gova
Tcuplars Of the city at the Hnll Of Star OF
Hope Lodge, Iarmou Block, corner Of Clark
aud Washington streets.
, 1862-03-14
Gbt Ttihutte.:
FRIDAY, MARCH II, 1862.
THE CITY.

SE Tic Chicago Medical Sccicty viii meet
III the Office OF Dr.. Hatch, room No. .. Lar
mon Block, this {Friday) evening at ~
O'Clock.
, 1862-03-14
3,MU,@ ora.
s,ND,090 ora,



There was, consequently, at the close Of harvest
deficiency Of nearly 10 900 quarters to be pro-
yided by importatlons ThIa statement is con
frmed By the falling of Of the supplies Of English
wheat IN both the loEdon and the country mar
kets. So greatly as We have already stated is this
1e1t. that both town and country milers are using
foreign wheat to much larger extent than even
last year thus carly in the season. simply because
they cannot at any price obtain supply Of English
wheat It is certain that such muet continue 10 be
the case until another harvest relieves them; the
fa1nlers in the home e-counties having generally
!hrashed very freely, from the French buyers COM
3ng 90 Hberal1y into the market, and purchasing
could get it at fair price. Much the largest pro-
portion Of the wheat bought, up here on French
account was Of native growth
With 90 large deficiency to be provided for,
up to the present times We received. by the end
q january, In round numbers. three and half mil
Hcn quarters in the five previous months, of which
one 1nillion vas M exported to France, leaving two
and half millions foT home consumption. We
shall therefore require q further amount of from
seven to eiah. million qrarter= between this apL
the EEst or which is ut the rase OF about
million 4ua.-ers per month We mrst leave it
to the merchant to show how 50 great an amount
is to b1 obtained
, 1862-03-14

@ The usual rhetorical exercises ut the
the High School viii take placcthi afternoon,
continuing from two until h&lf.,ast three
O'clock
, 1862-03-14
f,QMMERi,:*:. MUTUAL IN
~ SEEAECE COairx.!:-,


IT. rs'ustses O. liz above Co-.:As.= hare dsz;,-at
ga l''.:s uEtderd Of SIX peg ts - - orts.e7s...
5S1r ae Company, psyahis ct or = e -: "a d
e d" ;,ne4t Tat Eavc a.ss tez' led Sc-::p y:
DEF - l fft5 pc. c.at OFT Of ro:.:s Of IL. s+f
Eess 1.artes saE.ned to rs e1s:e b. tapf1
4th Of March, 1856, ' s
Tie Trustees hare further declared .;.; :se E-.;s
Gates ,1sned by the Comraeg il 1853 ee r:sssao n
caIh on aac af:c: The s:h day Of Nare. 81 rrese
tafioa to The oHee of tie Corpac5. :t.z: S~irT-
xhe7 intere:t ca 'l,e game shaN taa. do: The
11utIeta have also occsarsd s1Et? 1,:u e t:7;
se1e2tec5 r.; cent ONT c. ~. rraa. =: gear
c%!o+eas5 s51 3SN t. ar St:::s-Aten. t.s
by t1-ic a.f3ngensat *i:3 :ie CO E=S7. ae:-.f6ste
~ ~ aE.; 4. T7stALs. s.sees.3s,
sr:.:es szt,=es:=5 vi, p::zt ssa 4 &c C,E7.=,s
QeHcc, No. 3 Dotc'a BS:iYsz-
:zz: assssw oEe. a. e,rsas. 9E=7:
HI.AIksss FGR PFNsG0Ns, E,andz.:
=. .-ea-e Il p.y. Etc. Tia e9bsrriaeE fo: zss1y
t==:s r. TIC s-.et, h,a EoS1ty Land efh2e - W-sa
iaa:o1 ts7oei4-ee e:tk aeeaEs@a3 L tsns c;:y, Htu
Ef4s.Is--i: eros.1It.o- o. s.. e.aCas st tE- fsutE:
DeT- .acsr Office. ~ E=.s3tisT Chcse. picck.
e-3.s a:s8 Il FIX, 3. AlLiHoA.-
, 1862-03-14
Delinquent shall be Done
With Them
CHICAGO, March u, 1862.

faltofa ChtcaGo Tr1bunei
Having for some months been :swa7 from
The bus1le and excitement Of the. city, where.
the simple and peaceful habits Of 4 christi1n
colony alone met the view. had almost be-
gun to imagine that the "sociai ulccrs'' of
this great Western emporium existed more Ia
cur ovsrtaxed imagination than il reality.
But alns ! walk around our old missionary
tleld Of labor brought the appalling trata mus
fs:.1fnIly TO my mind that our city can well vic
with New York in. being The seat Of vice, OF
prot.acy, Of prostitution. and degraded sin in
i'll its forms In an alley well known to
the police I met young girl, who, some two
years ago, was the petted child Of fond bat
iudisent mother. They removed from thecisy
to small village, where the ;notaer having
died, the girl was lured back to the city and
ruined. How long she has been following
this course Of life 10 not know, bptI wa3
startled to hnd ter in 4 low den Of ilEam3,
where White and black Of 10th sexes werc
tIddied together in tilth and misery Is it
rot time for e1ilE feeling Of humanity to bt
arouscfl to adcIN some means OF reform for
TIC unfortunate young girls thus thrown: into
the whirlpool OF vice and prostitution, sv:.iei
is neiso4inE fle moral atrio5 yhcr. If The
e;tH2 What more t};7ciela1 r1o:iv o7 7cforla7..
floa than Hetor:n School t.r de!ina.eziE
girls Surely there aya pe1sons OF EcaI9n
and influence iu this city wko arc w:l:ius-
nag, anxious, to aid in this mos. important
work VIII they not come forward !: Thert
arc few so blind to The great necessity Of an
Institution Of the kind, IS to withhold their
aud and influence. For many years have had
much experience in thege matters, and what
ever Of experience, Influence. or capscity; for
lahor possess shall be frlely given in healing
OF bloting ont the social evils that arc DE-
stroying 50 many young girls, who might
otherwise be useful and caxccllent women.
commend this cause to the benevolent OF
Chicago n. B. D.
NoTE.-It #as announced III these columns
some days since that d couple Of gentlemen
connected with the Young Men's Christian
Association would donate site for an institu-
ton such as spoken Of b5 our correspondent:
provided sufficient fund could be raised for
tho erection Of suitable buildings. No ono ut
all acquainted with police matters doubts the
necessity existing for the Reform School for
Girls. Shall we have it, Who will more irsj
in The matter? :
, 1862-03-14

-, -, - ~~7~ ~
"a. - ~ no.ee oseis' WHICH 1or
= .o 49, I.-.. -. 40 >"tr'a& pns7es, nas oesu
49, 80. - ~ o"u a~nietie' y. lhe
y. :. ~ ~" oe4A' 1's e7r'a'nae'oa-
;. Inc testimony was rested last evening, and
.ne oneals u 1he counsel IT'LL commence
1a'ls morning 81 nine O'Clock.
An ASSAULT WITH An AyE.-A man by the
ule " oeneaic. hlceulan was yesterday
+1.iAoen o1o"sat ee'ote Justice Dasis At tne
1e ~"ut's eaa'seu VIII I'LL aS7,o's Will
1e1 y',e "eap'n ~ rpoA 1ue pe'soa " oue oef-
ua.u n. - s'e.s 7a.u ~ ~ Law w.
s't 49, "-ea' sin~e. Ans aeieueaaa'
49, ,1~, ~ 0''A '0' 411 'a'e4 e-N'~l44o4''1'n
VI 1'-o01:
TIE Soxs OF ER1S.-Thc animal Festival nj
The SIMS Of Erin Rcnero1ent Soc7etr I'll, r,
-' ~ ~ ">''Aoueea' a. tot5An nan,
~ 49, ". ~ er4..s y. ''onuas LUG l I'll anst
'poe. pe4.ee. @1io s'npie arrangements
IT, eA ..sae !" snsase spaei1o1d ahalr
s'e - ~ W 1o5hisuea " me L1gos
..s-.'1 oaato Dano. 1lche.s aom't'1ng i@dy and
>@'4''A@ ''4's 'oe ao.-a
CHICAGO fIREMES's INSURANCE COMPANY.
At the annual meeting ofthe F1rcmen's Tn-
surance Company, held on the I'll, inst. the
following gentlemen were elected Directors
for the ensuing year- Tins rhnccb IE
Botsford. E,H.Haddack- Orrinoton 1nnt r W
Ravmona 1,1nce W,rd d., s..,=.,, .
Yoe. J. hfcCora an5 .rbos f!,,,rcb pros;t,,,+
41 AAos' "ua1ea' 1tesaoene
~>A- N 'o' '4ee- 'eS1oeAt"
10 BE GLEAssfo:- Arrangements are now
oeans pc1aeetcd hy captains Of Police, Nelson,
du11le ano faohsoa 10 prosecute all property
o"nefs VINO 90 not properly and promptly
Cleanse sne aAcSs Upon their premises All
noasahees' oos1rnctlon5 and accumulations Of
any 5aea or character whatever, should at
o1ce oe removed 10 avoid prosecution and
.' ~ eoe1a' ~ cry ho1alis VI tae LOSS
oa health incident TO state OF unclcanliness.
co,srPc1.1 Gp.,r.7rz z,rs-o.~,.c co~-
,,r1,c1,- ro,-r-- ~ cans. 80
<-ont1s,n.,, ~ 1as4. arons,, s sa." e., so1us
e. - s' ".s'1 q .noloussn
eIN 49, . 4on oeao.e LII 1o1lo
911- ~ 49, 11o ~ D.PAoms ~ = e
- A'' - " Ao@Ae
~ saae =, .n1' ID tie 4''s11 e'ass 4'' tnc eal-
.s w. -n''le s'oA ~ 1o''o"7.a .aFsse
''"' se>n '.'1es' a1,u u''.aeS""':s''''' ''n
'' s'''~' 7*'''o ---.,'.>- -. 49,. A'> 49,
4 CoMraEr OF Pr,SrExs.-I1:: NeCan-
nell, editor Of tic Rxr,y!z;ca7a at Va]n..:.iso
Indiana. We learn, has been authorized In r,7sc
:, company 1c- the S;x--t!.ir1 Ecriuc,,tz fIr,-
diana Volunteers. Col. Jo,,n 8. Williams c,m-
n,a1,diur, The nr2ssn. 3s.&e.:c., n ~. r,:-
, 1862-03-14
Pure Water for Drfnksng and C.,o.L-
ifa.r


Good health und71cs al; pt,c. blessings md e;,
II. ;!';:'s f.1, as sanitary means Of nroEn.::.
.:s"t. =: Ilea::i', 2-sar Is Of more importance
,bEn I7.rc wz;cc. -sa. t,-.-:cGt abominabc eo:i:-
IA ci the !''a!:E 1;e~1Ee compelled to use r1r
II 1iuh.:; a.a .1iurluscs-,een1ng as IT
does with 6. csns=;;-:,lc description Of dea,,-
la, 7inal r:,I en:ter 70 Ielclars,.:s in
is :cs ;;1x:l thu h:t11aG system; has c:c.t4d
zaT:tt 1luand for come =:ttc!Gal end at Tie sa1;
tilac economical n,et.s 0; pur;dcatlnn The li;:.r
manufactured by A. e. Garfield, 50, IL ;nd IS State
street, is meeting with universal favor .cn=-:.
as docs the most impure water entirely Icera-
ted Of all foreign matter, gases, oder or co.o.
and from the low price 1T which i: it aEncic::. Is
within the reach Of every family n.is 1875.
To AaEETs A.;D t.4SrTa:sEa We viii gea7a.-
lie our Union variety Envelopes to giro better
E.t:-faeticn than arg other put up TIE orst
s;o::s Of maps, ei.a.:s aud Union goods III the
West. Send for tatalcSue, 10 T. :. Thomas, 2.
Q. Box :s53, chicsso. I'll. mchtz.2w
7Y J. J. Det1.la, Pe,,,nan and ca7dws;te.-, ct
Bryant & S.r.:-:Es College. l:a.sls s. 2eS ?ac,
menls-1t
E# Go to Johzs Jones, 11a Dearborn st., une get
your clothes cleaned and repaired uo:ta
"Cau On Dunlop, Sewe1l s spaldlng for Printing
nov11-haa1-1y
y For cleaning and dying gentlc,naa's clothes
go to Cook i Mclean, 95 D.albo.n-strect. This
old establishedhouee do better and cheaper work
than any in the city. febst5y
, 1862-03-14

SEA1-AseCAL SABnATH ScuooL ASSEMBLY.
The Sabbath Schools of the Union Park Bap-
tist Church are to have their semi-anuul CON
cert on Sabbath evening next, at 7 o'clock
Everybody invited. This is to be the chill
dren7s own happy meeting.