, 1862-03-18

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rajgned yesterday afternoon before Justice
Akin, went through the form Of an examina-
ton without betraJing more emotion than he
would be supposed to experience in splicing
cable or polishing an anchor in O dead calm.
He Was held in default Of $500 bail to await the
result Of the injuries Of his wife.
DR.. Charles Jewett.s Temperance
- Lectures
70 such of our citizens IS have lived in New
England, Dr.. Jewett, the longtime apostle of
the Temperance cause, needs no Introduction.
His uame and his deeds have not been un-
familiar to them, for there is hardly school
district at the East in which he has not made
himself known by personal contact with the
people. As lecturer and writer on temper
ance he was always eminently successful and
pleasing. He edited temperance papers, wrote
Temperance poetry, and delivered temper
anee lectures Of which the recollection is still
fresh with al those SO fortunate as to have
known bim- His name is intimately con-
Eected with the progress which the cause has
made in New England, for he fought the
battles of total abstinence before the days of
the fifteen gallon 1aw,' and was leader in
the cold water army that won its last great
triumpps in the prohibitory legislation OF ten
years ago. Dr.. Jewett then turned to thenew
field Of the West, and took up his residence
in Minnesota. he has labored with great &C.
ceptance in Minnesota, Wisconsin and Iowa,
and has yielded now to request that he shall
canvass Illinois. We can congratulate the
friends Of temperance in this State On eecur-
Ing the services Of so able an advocate, and
can only hope that wherever In Illinois DR..
Jewett may 60 he may find the "1saven Of
New England" " ready to his hand.
Dr.. Jewett is now in Chicago, and has al
ready delivered one course Of lectures here
he proposes for this week o second course, Of
which the following is the programme:
Tuesday EyEs1SG-at the Tabernacle Bap-
tlst) Church, On Desplaines street.
Subject Popular erfora IN relation to the use
of alcoholic liquors, and the Temperance Reforma-
tion.''
WEDNESDAY, EyESRG-at the 1st PresbY-
te1ian Church 1scv. Mr.. Hnmphrey's,) on
Wabash ayenve;
Subject" The relation of alcoholic liquors to
physical constitution Of man-'
THURSDAY EyES1SG-at the Uniyersalist
Church, corner Of Washington and Sangamon
streets;
subject-'.Tbe Three.Fold Cord, not easily
broken, which binds the habftual consumer Of
alcoholic liquors to his destructive course, and
how and why, his will i ultimately sub5usatcd by
his enemy, alcohol
FRIDAY EyEsNG-at the Plymouth Church
On Edna street;
Snbject-st Alcoholic Stimulation, what it is
and what 1t indicates or signifies; and how its
repetition e1hausts the eelfpreserTeing or recu-
ptratire energies Of men,
These lectures are free to all, and all arc in
yitcd to come. Those who have heard Dr.
Jewett, or Of him, will be quite certain to
attend, and to those who have not, the follow
ing from the Davenport Qowa) Gazette ex-
presses all We could say in relation to the
subject:
*'Dr. Jcwett isa genuine lecturer-a man Of
science, Wit, bonhommie, earnestness, and in
exhaustible good humor.' Many an old friend
Of total abstinence is compelled to say, after
hearing him, TINT he has known comparative
u nothing OF the subject; and hundred tem-
| perance lectures, 80 called, Of the dec1amatorY
long taught the people knowledge
ELEcT1oS.-The annual election Of officers OF
this society was held at the Association rooms
yesterday. There was good1y vote cast, aud
the following gentlemen were elected to fill
the chairs:
Psesident--J H. Ho1listcr, II. D.
| Vice Presidente-John Clough and ". II. White
Corresponding Secretary-E. ". Blatchford
recording seeretasy-. H. Chapman.
I1easurer-Wm. Aitchiaon, j.
henry Martin, Geo. Newton and E. ". Hawley.
The Colby ISyEsT10ATIoS--Tlerc being
no quorum Of the Common Council present
last evening, the proposed continuance Of tht
Rumsey- Colby Investigation was postponed
until Tuesday evening Of next week.
CHICAGO MECHANICS INSTITUTE. The
regular annual meeting for transacting genera
business, hearing reports Of officers, ETC., vii
be held this (Tuesday) evening, ut the In5ti
tute Rooms, No. ~ Dearborn street, at X
o'clock. A fnll attendance is desired, as busi
ness Of Importance will come before the meet
ing. W ". Bo11SGroN, Pres't
b. D. FRENCH, Scc'y.
B J.J. Deehan, Peuman and Csrdwriter. Cal
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cards at $500 per dozen. ALI other pictures takel
at . low price. mch 1T-wst
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Writer'S" Office at Sherman House. Calling Eardt
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