, 1862-04-09

'Gtf Gtibutte.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL ., 1863.
TILE. CITY.
REPUBLICAN WARD MEETINGS,
RErcBLdcAE MEETINGS will be held to.nfcht
at o'clock at the following places:
Seeond Hard aeoge SohEeFnfu.th, III South
c'sEE a;; st7es:; EE ph,iea,s z Aels -. ~ NsA'a
fos:za Hard-chas. scael's en South Wells.
John Rahcr'e, Archer zoad. ~''
Good speakers will be present. y
RErUB1TcAE MEEr1sa-F17H WARp.-There
viii be meeting Of the Republican voters
Of the Fifth Ward st Witbeck's Hall, corner Of
Randolph and Jefferson streets, this {Wednes-
day. evening at o'clock. Business Of great
importance will come before the meeting. It
is hoped that all Will turn out. Good speak
ers will be provided.
By order OF the Ward Committee,
REPUBLICAN MEETING -sIzTR WARn.-
There viii .bc meetings Of the Republican
voters Of the Sixth Ward on this {Wedncsday>
evening at o'clock, at the Farmers Hotel,
17S West Lake street At Dieden's Exchange,
on Milwaukee avenue; also at Cutmones Hall,
Su1TJ Garden. Every Republican 7oter is
earnestly requested to attend, es business Of
the utmost importance will be transacted.
Good speakers will be on hand. Let the Sixth
Ward remember its former SUCCESS.
By order Of the Ward Committee,
TENTH WARD RKpra11cAS MEy71xcs
There will be grand rally Of the Tenth Ward
Republicans at Frederick sorge's, corner Of
May and Polk streets, this {Wednesday) eve
ring, April 9Th, 1856, at $ o'clock. Also at
Carlos kutcmeycrs, curncr of Twelfth and
Halsted streets. Also the Working Mems So
c;rty, Of the Tenth Ward, will Ap1d l mcetiu.-
at their Hall, corner Of Eleventh and Morgan
streets Good speakers will he present Come,
boys, once more let Us rail-: for victory aud
tnien. By order Of the Ward Committee.
f# We would call the attention OF our
readers to the advertisement Of r. K. Swift,
Of 81, coo 10 loan, free Of fcommissions.
E- TIC funeral OF M7s. Wordsworth will
take rlsce this wednesday afternoon at three
o'clock. Friends and acquaintanccs are in
v;ted to attend.
F1RE.-A fire broke ont yesterday morning
in the frame distiuery of Mr. 7. Hale, on
Illinois street, nsar Franklin street. Tie
building WAS destroyed Loss $500. Fully
insured.
re- Floyd's Map Of the Southern States,
showing Corinth, Island No. 10, Savannah,
Memphis, &c, SC. John r. Walsh, on Madi-
son street, has a supply; price twenty five
cents csel,.
LAW DEPARTMENT OF THE UNIVERSITY OF
CmcAGo.-The graduating term Of this insti-
tuition begins to-day. Students will meet at
the school rooms ia the Larmon Block, corner
Of Clark and Washington streets, at IL o'clock
4. II.
REPA1RED.-The break in the canal below
Morris, We learn from letter received by Seth
Catlin, Secretary Of the Board Of Trade, from
John B. Preston, Esq, has been repaired, and
boats that were destined there have already
passed Lockport.
HERAAsS's NEW PRoaRAaIME.-To~nicht is
:he last night of shc comic programmc-wh
is filed with new and startling tricks-Mad-
am Hermann and signor Dubreul appear in
the concert. This is Hcrmann's last veck.
and the last opportunity We shall ever have of
seeing him. Let Bryan Hall be filed tonight.
PEErAR1NG PoRA BATTLE.-Dr- j. a. Doug
las, the Associate Secretary OF the United
States :Sanltary Commission, goes at once
up the Tennessee river with supplies, list Of
which We publish to-day-and will take one
hundred boxes additional, from the Depot at
Cairo, in order to be prepared to meet all de-
mands in case Of a great battle
MICHIGAN PINE LASDs.-We would direct
the attention Of OUT readers to the announce
meut in our advertising columns Of Mr, Geo.
s. Frost, Agent Of the ST. Mary Ship Canal
Company, Who will sell at public auction, on
the 18th of June next, at East Saginaw, 1o9, 600
acres Of the best pine lands in Michigan. Cat
aiogues vii be furnished by the agent at De-
troit, or ty Mcssrs. Fairbanks d Grecnlea{,
Chicago.
lhPRovEMEsTs--Amon other evidences OF
the material growth Of Chicago, it is worthy Of
mention that ". T. Eddy is rebuilding two
stores, just east Of McCormick's block; they
are to be four stories high, and built Of MI
Wankee brick,
7. B. Bryan, Esq, is pntting up fine mar
Ole front building, just north Of Bryan Hall.
Allen Robbins is about to commence the
erection of q Grst-class marble block, on the
northwest corner Of Lake and Wells street.
More Of this anon.
ST. GEoRGE's BEsEvo1EST ASSOCIATION
1t the regular meeting Of this Society, held
on Monday, April 7th, at their Hall, Bryant 4
stratton's Commercial College, the following
officers were unanimously elected for the en-
suing year:
Rrtxideat-N1n. Ba1egwanath.
2d IieeP Prttident-Joh L. Davis,
71sdsurer-Wua- KaymAn.
fiaanGsM eiaans5:s! sscretoy Joseph HIampson.
ttsating coz4sittee-Ncssrs, Peters, Holdsworth
Board of Trusteex-Hearnshav, John and Clin.
GRAIN AND STocK Trade OF Chicago
We learn that the Messrs. Fairbanks have set
in the elevators in this city during the Last
year about seventy oft1eir five hundred bushc1
hopper scalcs, and several smaller ones Each
of these can be loaded 10 its full capacity.
and the load discharged in few minutes,
which shows something Of the Immense
amount Of grim which can be weighed unon
them They have also set at the different stock
yards il the city five Of their stock scales, with
platforms Of sufficient Size to weigh whole
car load at once, which must add greatly to
the facilities for shipping live stock from the
market.
HERAASN-ALMosT An ACCIDENT II
He1mann's performance was well attcndcdla last
evening, notwithstanding the bad weather.
His entertainment on Monday evening came
nea1 proving something Of s. different charac-
ter: In his pistol feat, which, By the way, he
performs in an entirely different manner from
others Of his profession, mistake occurred
which came near proving fatal, as lad it been
discharged in the usua1 manner some five or
six pistol balls would rndouhted1r 1,or, ~,