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, 1862-04-10


The following Is List Of the Judges OF the
ensuing election, appointed by the Common
Council on Monday evening, as we'll as the
location Of the different polls:
Fmsr WARp11st liz, District Thomas Church, ].
Il: Gray, 3. B. Williams. TiHany's Livery Stable
Office.
I'd ,Distrtcs-Wm. Wheeler, N. L. Keith, \,
sEconn WARp-1sf 1tsfriet-H. D. co1ytu. I.
L. Mt1hken, Harvey Danks. No. 81 Dearborn
I'd Distrset-Jas. Campbell, D. Ryan, cssper
street and Third Avenue. -SA 'A "e1A11
n:aan TMnp W4nn-1st az, e 2is;rietc D. VOL, Wm
Hf!9 Fo3n5a KnEns g. .zn hogse At Gty Hospital
Autsshlechner: 9. .MeDonald. city Afmofy ,coiner r
Of Adams and Franklin streets.
Ftga e 4f7f!chR Ws1&192 RaRsEs s;loSn e a,oon
Cook, E. I. O.Hara. Northeast corner o{ wash
1ngton and Clinton streets.
4 Walker. Corner Of Madison and R1c}ker:
s1x4a Dist pist.ies--a- L Lcscrnz, CA.
MsA15ey % Engine House asfS No. e's is hlchDefs' NJ
H9Rtley. Psanett'a House, milwaukee, kii Avenue en- :"
4 Rsanniag; nm t, M@ MeFarlfn- Corner Of Chicago
"a Ds95rsef-EEnst PEqssing5, Y. q, stick1ey,
JOIN R1a1I4a 4sH4gh ~ c9nEad \, q; Feltzs Hoqsa:
dbas ehaisssoa Nor9s 1.4Esy 1RsSSsy T.
NMTH Has MARpEohn 70 IS s. vogh, John King, IT,,
saHeel TrS41 AMSkay M.y1sf N9 $5 .i Ghsa9e Aysaqs
Morrison, Jacob Yager. Corner Of Polk md
q 1isf,fcz- Peter Braekin, Gotha,d schaaf F.
% Distrie|. Wilson, Richard Clark, Robert
J. Becker Corner Of Rucker and Twelfth streets.
Change of1Yme.
On and after Wednesday, April 9Th, trains on
the Cincinnati and Chicago Airline Railroad
will leave the West Side Union Depot, corner O
Madison and Canal streets, as follews: Day Ex-
press and Mall, 6 L. H., Sundays excepted;
Night EXPRESS, 6.10 P. NJ, Saturdays excepted.
This Is the only route by which two Express
trains arerun through between Chicago and Gin
cinnatf daily without change Of cars, thereby
avoiding the possibility Of missing connections.
The sleeping cars On this line are Nyers's in
proved double berth car. The Company have du-
ring the past winter, built and opened rst-clags
eating house At kokoma Junction, where all
trains stop thirty minutes for meals. For further
information, see general advertisement in another
column, or apply at the general freight and ticket
Office, 1873 Randolph etreet, under the Sherman
house, Chicago. up 7.6t
"a Yankee Card Writer''-weddiug, visit
ing, Up. P. c. cards, at Sherman House. For
eamples by mail, send two red stamps. ap95t
~ For cleaning and dying gentIeman'a clothes
60 to Cook d Mclean, % Dearbo1n-strect. This
old establshedhouse do better and cheaper work
than any In the city. eb71Iy
~ For Paper Hangings 60 to the old stand Of
| E. G. L. Fa1on, 70 Lake street. He las the best
Forku.en in the city. ap13m
e Buy paper hangiHgs Of Chase l. Co., 1o9
| Randolph street. nh 29-8m
@ Go to John Jones, 119 Dearborn st.. and get
| your clothes cleaned and repaired. noy13
"Can on Dunlop, Sewe1 & spaldlng for Printing -
| noy11-h29l-ly
, 1862-04-10

OF TEE
Chicago Pork and Beef Packing
For l88l.62.

The following able and fnu review OF the packing
osPorR and Beef for the season Of 1851 is pre-
pared BY As. HEaa1 MnwAaD, provision broker
Of this city:
The retzospectloa Of the past Packing Season,
however pleasant to contemplate. and ainsularly
tie % .Rst Gbcaso e. 4 aiss sst Is 6esn xs
eha6lfa o assert hsE position as ths pr
ably, taking both Beef and Pork Packing Into
confederation, Of the whole United States. Bit
tsM haze ezRsa 9ss o9F 81 ssk
only been enabled to eparo her 5000 Or 4o0oo
hes edenss b9t We aiso IL paeae nnd afs soe n
4o60o HogA Il is fair to infer that day Is only
aaE n1ng and that as every year has exhibited for
not only to maintain tie position attained bnt that
eaen succeeding season VIII chronicle correspond
ING increase IN our packing Notwithstanding the
left on hand Il extraordinarily small For syery-
thing h1t bRtrcIed meats the demand has been
constant a4s and remunera.tye Bulk meats, English
sought Tor through the season st paying rates. and
our packers, seeking to be manufacturers instead
Of Epecnlators, have met the demand freely. As 4
market many Of the operators who were willing to
lay Iemuaeratlye but not speculatiye profit on
Wa5s been noted as home eelleTs, and while their
profits may occasionally be smaller than il they be-
came spectators, the returns are certain and the
remuneration satisfactory. In no other market
has there been afforded such field for the mutual
sa11staetlon d;sl Of bath packers and operators.
The Improvement in our packing has been most
apparent and although we stil have many defects
to overcome, yet our progress towards perfection
mas been very satisfactory. The receipts from the
country packing points hare also cyinced marked
improvement: Both in cut and cure, and some Of
their brands have fully riyallcd those OF our city
cufers. Conspicuous among the foremost stands
the brand Of A. G: Tying Peoria, whose cure Of
Engash sE meats has this year commanded the very
strict attention to detail, and with desire to Gle
yate the character Of their brands, there ia
but little doubt that most Of our country
packers sfn be equally successful. Our mai-
ket has now become such center for the receipts
and distribution OF the products OF the West, it
viii hehooye our country friends to use their ut
most e1erttons to make their cut and cure equal
TO any brands either In the West or East.
~KEKLI RECEIPTS or LIVE Asp DRESSED Hots FOE
TIE Last FOUR TEARS FRoA NOV. TO MARCH Is.
1859 '55-9 1859e0 80 60 1901 '60l 156t-a 61-2
i've T;ro1 r
, 1862-04-10

At meeting Of the students Of the medical
department Of Lind University, held April 5rh,
inc following resolutions we're framed and
adopted:
HREREAs, An all-~tae Providence has in Hia
R1aoon removed from earthly labors, to heaYeniT
2o5s on5 f1tend and late fellow student in Coltee
u; f. =. rockwell, In the vfsor Of his manho6d'
ana 81 the opening OF Professional Iffe fnll al
promises Of usefu!ness and honor. els our hearts
with the most profound sorrow N->~@~ 70
Resotred. That we. his fellow students and com-
psntone1 bow IN meek submission to the ruystcr5-
oua doinge OF the Lord, In this bereavement: and.
as slight testimonial Of onr appreciation Of his
many virtues. will endeavor to initiate bis worthT
example.
Resosoed, That In bis deccase, society has lost a
nshts, rs christian, in him; our profeseion, d
ahd loving husband and Ether; the world true
6<soseed That NC win cherish sae7edly his rnera-
ots, never forgetting his motto By which he w1a
eses guided IN action, s'Eearer, my God, to thee
Rea0ted, That hiA bereared widow aud friends
e 4Ase our heartfelt sympathy; aod did Wo d6re Ir-
ta4e On tbs s2nctity Of THAR AnrTp1,' ~ 1rnni3
Gladly approach them In this thefr tins ri snr ~
n1ctton. And offer Consolation 1rInc4fn~ nv evns
grief ~e'R' @a'41eosasAe
Besoload, Ehat the 1amily be furnished ,,4th
copy OF these resofutons and our citv rs.n.9S ~
requested to publish them e-foA" VIC
.c Joan Qunxx4 President.
A11QuE G. AA1uHE11, 6ecretary.
, 1862-04-10
COMMERCIAL.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, April 9, 1862.
RECERIa FOE LAST EQRTY-EIGIIT HnuHs

Tota1........ 80. 1926 -. 49,, 80,
The cheering news Of the battle Of Pittsbnr-h
Landing between the Federal forces and the reh,
cls' vas received this morning, and on Change cy
erythtng like business was neglected. Besides
private subscription by the members Of the Board
amounting to. $780, an additional sum Of 81. an
Eas Toted out Of the treasury, to be given to the
sanitary Commission for the relief ofthe wounded
Provisions were neglected Mess Pork was sold
at $1obo91o.75- -holdess being shade f17nes un-
DER the influence Of the newa There was a good
demand for Bulk Shoulders, and We note sales of
5e0'0o0 ns at SIC packed. Lard was firm, and We
note sales OF about $50 pkgs at 7G275sc for prime
caty stea1n and 6H@7e for country kettle. Grease
1s In good demand. and note sales OF Yellow at
b4e. lot Of 200 brls Extra Mess Beef was sold
at $40. Is. and 100 brls Meas at $1,000,
Wheat WAS dali and about 5{cloHer, with tr,aino
Bales at 7sHc for No. spring, and 7oH6uc for
No.2 sprlng-sabject to &c storage. Corn was
neglected, and the GALES did not exceed ID mn
bushels Of all kinds, at 7755c for prime old river
yellow a1oat; and 24Ec for new and old canal
mixed, adoat. Mixed in store Was dull and sa1ea
very trtaing. Oats we're sold at 1sc, subject to
DC storage. Rye. 4oc-ac storage. Barley firm,
Highwines advanced H@tc-closing at a1c seeds
were without material change.
In another part Of to-day's paper will be found
q statement Of the amount Of beef cattle and
hogs packed in this city during the season Just
closed, with review of the market for the season
, 1862-04-10

~ hoSEsoAf EVENING, April 9, 1852.
fRoFls1OfS.-MEss PoRk-Quiet Sales 800
hrls heavy city packed at $1o.75: 100 brls city
packed at S10.50. BULK MEA7s-Shonlders in
good demand, Hams neglected. Sales s1o,os0 lbs
Shoulders yesterday evening and this morning at
SIC packed. LARp-10O tres and TOO brls primo
city steam-evaporated Ike; 500 pkss city steam
at &c, IS pkgs country kettle do at 7c; 81 tres
eanton (ho) Kettle at 621c-not prime; $50 pkgs
1eno~ Gtease at 5Rc. BKEF-eoo brls extra mess
seer at $10T5; 100 brls Andrew Brown, MeRs
Beef at 5000. '~'o
fLolR-Reeeired, 1853 brls Market auN
Gales, 2oo brls Nashville City, white winter M
p t.; TO brls Metropolitan do st 1880: I'M
brls " Bartlett's Double Extra Spring at sl Is:
2o brls good extra at g 50; 800 brle Winter euper
at $87o; 80 br1s Spring super at IS a5.
WREAT-Reeeived. 1o,s55 bu. Market declined
A@He. Sales, 100 bn No Spring at 7sc-sc etor-
age; $500 du do in lots st 755Ec-4c storage; 400
bu No Spring at ToHc-fc storage; 5000 bn do at
71c-4c storage.
coRN-Receiyed. 7,2ea bu. Market inactive.
sa1es, 5000 bu prime old River Yellow at s7,<c
adoat; 5000 bu (new and o1d) Canal Mixed At
exc ahoat; 1000 bu Mixed in store at sakc-4c
storage; 800 bu do at 24s<c-sc storage; 900 bu
hesh receipts do at 25c-2c{storage; 1,0oo bu Re-
jected at 19c-ec storage.
oATs-Received, 1861 bu Market steady
Sales, 70,6e0 bu No at 1876 storage; $500 bu
DO at &c del; COO bu do at &c in bsss on track:
500 bu do at &c In bulk on track.
RfE-Receiyed, 1,14a b. Market qniet. Sales
zso bu No at 40e--sc storage.
BARLEf-ReceiVed, 100 bn. Market finn, Sales
ls5 bags prime at 5as track: 500 bu good at 60c
on track: IS bags at 46c on track
HiGHW1NES-AdyancedX XG1c Sales, 144 br.s
at 2oc 80 brls at 2oHc; 100 brls at sic; 800 btls
On p.t.
CLOVER sEED-Quiet. sales, s bags prime at
6425: Is bags at s4.12H a6 bags fair at $4oo; 81
bags common at s. Is.
TIMOTHY SEED-In fair demand and eteadv
Sales, 40 bsgs prime at ST. 4o 1bs bags do at s7<
e8 hage medium at 81 Is.
BROOM CORN ton inferior at 6a5.
bEANs-16 bags fair at $115.
ONIONS ii bags at &c.
PoIAToEs-3a sks mixed at SC On track,
TAILoW-8 btla country at 7c.
HIDEs-Market quiet. We quote: Dry Flint.
18AG14xc; Dry Sailed, i131sc; Green cured, ga
65{c; Green country, 54@51c.
EGGs-Ftesh in fair supply, With ea1ca at ea6xc
2 doz-
buTTER-25pkg good frkta at 1Oc.
BEEF cAdTLE-Received, 3ss- Market quiet
and steady, Sales were a. foaloxs:-
Rssves. Ax'g. Fiee- Beeres Avg. Price,
= aaa 1 9 sss sss Y 1iss afss s. a..
LIVE HoGs-Recetved, 80. The recelpts At
the yards were light, and the market quiet. We
heard Of only one sale of 14o Ar $40 1s at $aeo.
, 1862-04-10

prime mess: &10@10 80 for prime. II addition to
eTnment at $l92sD12 Sd. Beefrsles quiet ald firm.
fof eouatry o. % meas IT, eS@aa % % for re-
pacse mees. In addition to the above 5,000 bble
were taken by the Government at $14.a7D14g8
toF m ext1a mess; SIS 3391a35 for plain; 1850
mesa more active, Sales Isl tierces At SIS. Beef
Ga hams steady Sales es hbls at 17:m9t750.
aoes ss'S saes ao Is s@oed 9s 1ns ses st sa sse
Bacon efdes more actiye and very firm. Sales OF
ione % eo r shol ss5 ao HaSsss a
4 Goystn@eat contract for fseo, ,eoo rs wss tsisa len
ssady sses of bris a as 7asae sl1s Butter aaa
Cheese hImer At 7as1Se.
,oo 20 Coffee quiet and only note sales Of
tract for goo eco fbs Rio taken At % rio Sugar
vas steady aud frm; sa1es 600 bids at 63@sc for
ssss ss S fd Rs deS SuB ke & sa
sc; 66 biz r. 8. lie: ''''aA 1oi'o n<asS' d. JUG
sse meAaT se. sz g sa and At he
@ mafehsats; sgi1ss1a aqstai,eas bsnEe1a bilfs. h
6 nc SusiSsSsa Gsesais s5 ez
gold bars nominal 1T 23s@a6 per cent premium.
Government stocks closed quiet. United States
g Of 81 93xGs3N: 1910 treasury notes selling
at par
STocKs.-DRn and easier. C s. RI55; $50:
esk ] serip eag; II S Ak n 6 So brook
berland preferred 5sH Pacific man 1004 n Yc
83 s 60; Erie 81; do preferred SIS 50; Hudson
36h Hndson 1st bo9ds. lo4; Mo '65 boss1; Tenn
s7..6s 81 Oregon war loan = yearly esH & s
Ga 81 coupons 93X do registered 93k
, 1862-04-10
MARKET3 BE TELERHARH.

KyY
.;I NEW 3oIsk, April 1s.-FLouR-Market still con-
sasoa n mTos Of buyers, and only in moderate de-
a. ~ ao[ export and home consumption Sales
2 - nfts at 81. .06@5 10 for super State; $5.t5A
K 1t tSe e1tia state; 10 for super western;
$$ee.r59<9.ao TOR common to medium extra western
81 S2s1&5B for chipping brands extra rho IS IS
Esnsa;a LOT tfade oxands-market closing heavy
1a SG1lauan nonr heasy and tr1fe lower. Sales lido
BIS, At Is 5000 faE comman to choice ext1a.
,1ss1 nss n0el arq quiss and steady It s2s5 = CON
for Jezsey, and $aaS Is fof BTandyxine saosf
.ss a.sxKf-Fhz1er =. and fir demand- Sales 400
otfs fsI. ~ z'<eT6e-dnside --ide price for state.
,1c1Aa aa~M neaf quiet md py1cea without deeided
1z3g Ga1ange- sales Of 4.1oO hu inferior and common
et Eanter feo Tebtern at 81 so@1 .s4i 2ooa choice
Haite indiana at 8. :a5 Rye duh At qe@sl. Barley
9I,ot ZOO e9caanged. Corn rules quite Arm audi
maasa Eestern IN STORE; Sic delivered, tncindh9
Rsssel o. EeIJ choice; as5<c for IeEtsy yelIow;
NnSc 5nf Fhtte 1eTSeY. OAtA, moderate request
at sa@4ic for Jersey, taa4ian- woste1n and state.
IL tsauvm1nns-pork-littlem more doing. but mar
ket generally without decided change, 6aies !. .qn
DIE at $a2fs41a19k koz n,esa; Sla@i8. Is for
, 1862-04-10
THE CITY.
To Generous Pub1ic-In Behalf OF
the W0uNdad Saldfnrn.

To Genereus Pub1ie--1n Behalf Of
the Wounded Soldiers.
Brisadter General Strong commanding at Cairo
made requisttion By telegraph yesterday upon the
Chicago sanita.y Commission for surgeons and
nurses saying, "Ihe slaughter up the Tennessee
11as been terrible"
The Commission promptly chartered special
fzzsn and two of the members LEFT yesterday at
O'Clock. accompanied by si1teen surgeons, Atsy
fwo nurses, having In change ea7 icsd Of suecte1
Btores.
The Commission hare l2bored assidnous1y for
BONE weeks past and tave forwarded al the goods
fhe5 possibly could in adrance Of 1se battle, hay
ing cent special agents to accomplish this end.
But notwithstanding all they have done and can
do, there exists great and pressing want. Thong
ands q cur brethren are suffering; We must re-
Neve them. Al was done yesterday that could be
accomplished on 80 short notice. VIII not our
citizens send in to-day to the Commission Rooms
No. Il Wabash Avenue, delicactes for the sick,
bottled ale, porter, brandy Sheets shirts draw
crs, towels, bandages, single bed ticks, and
money!
charge Of such stores as may be sent in st once,
and see to their distribution personally. Let the
people Of Chicago act promptly,
By order OF Chicago Sanitary Commission.
Call for Republican City Convention,
WHEREAS, The National Administration should
be supported, and the Emancipation Message Of
the President sustained, the City Central Commit
tee Of the Republican ps.ty call OF all the Repuh-
Gcan voters of the city Of Chicago to meet at the
places herein designated in their respective Wards
on Thursday, the 10th inst, at O'Clock p m, for
the selection Of Delegates to Convention to be
held at the Recorders Court Room, in the Court
House, Friday. the 18th inst, at 10 o'clock q.
~, tor the purpose Of nominating candidates for
the different Offices to be filed at the next Munich
pal election.
At euch primary meetings they are requested to
vote for Aldermen and Constables in the several
Wards.
The primary meetings will be called to order and
presided o7er By the following Inspectors Of Eec-
tion:
First Ward-Peter Page, Thomas Church, F.
Second Wasd-U.R R. Hawley, Joseph Po11ak,
Thi1d Ward-A D. Tittswozth, L. f. Haea,
Michael Heinrich.
Fourth Ward-L. Lampertz, John Faber, ]. Il.
Foster.
Tith ward-A.D. sturteTant John Brown, Rus.
sell Green
Sixth Ward-Samuel Russell Edward s. Solo
man, John Amondson.
Seventh Ward-Alonzo Harvey. Jas. c. Grant,
Ernest Prueeing.
Etghtt Wa1d-Wi1liam F. D'Wolf H. Bonold,
a: Prouty.
Ninth Wsrd-El Bates, Fred Bauman, 4. B.
jackson.
Tenth Ward-Riehard C1ark, ]. J. Brown, Max
Schiller.
The polls shall be kept open from 4p. N. until
s O'Clock p. H. Of said day.
The number OF delegates for each Ward will be
RR follows:
, 1862-04-10
CHICAGO, April 6, 1852.


REcoRDEa's CounT-There Was consider.
aole business done in the Recorders Court
yesterday. 4 good portion of the day WA
hoWeser, taken up in the triAl Of Bridget
o,etsa ~ e. io[ Larceny Of dry goods to he
Palmer, Lake street. The following indict.
nente we're brought In By the Grand 1urv-
LIZ: LARcEK1Es-Chas. Flesher: .P1ea not guilty.
James !a Aalptn, a3iss John Ha1pin; Henry sneil,
Mallacs, d1ias n: P: Vest, and Thos Bowl, aies
mes 5D 1Ss 9ea4 gq, n.toI Martin a.
ninsha5 aas zee ehas. Fl HuttoaSe aD e3* John Gun
1.o 1ox1EEn s14TEa CIRcg1r cogKr--Befors Judas
Rssand lea;s ssEss S,s0,Esa g S sta John
20: t47-Ghaneeg, Frederick 5 RaiIy rs
5o1ea5o fsn1ead II Sanger ct Al; defendant de:
70 tie &aetes to 9eporf Sso sopna ad gs Es1sre cd
do e a. r. William Stewart hearing had on the
en :. a41ex Aos1eement. No. AChancery-Chf-
Gago Marine and Fire Insurance Company vs.. l..
she ZEE - itmagn q hs oPo
suFEa1oa SoueRtets NV .aags saRRaSaai Maaias9No ~
ss sss gs esfeE8e Gns r.rss
Aatshal " the Illinois Central RafIroad Company: !:
Piss 1sst aRd 3S!y present ss yesterday Submitted
fo5 ~ by pitptsa "a 5 az essas.nt 9 A0''n
14s Wese ysaS9 as3tn,, esod't-Nos, 14 14ss, and
a,Eeo; No; a4SEs 7 D1bble VI. Carlos Pierce ct a. ::
Fvs F9wsh ct aL u. Hasins ". Wsthsreli.
70. lJo6a F. kresner =. Henrs ~ R0h. dsys: y
sane .9TasI. No. ,a4T-5ohn I'm vs. /. 3. Todd
ae snssss H4s Pre- - to p count q Narr.
ants Aot oeleau-
Business viii be resumed In the sHtcutt cson,+ =.
Coax County On Thursday morning, April 10th,
, 1862-04-10
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
MON

WEDNESDAY Evening, April 8,
The details Of our glorious bnt hard Won yicto-
# at Pittsburgh Landing are decidedly more in
teresting to our monetary circles than opera
tions in gold exchange or produce, and as result
these latter have been entirely neglected to-day.
Our quotations remain as before Exchange
par OK buying; A@H selling; the latter figure
to outsiders only. The supply Is more than equal
to the demand. Gold is less firm to-day, but the
previous quotations hold good-1E@1H buying;
14@2 selling. The demand is limited,
, 1862-04-10

FS2SE "S:sss.s;zsssSsSSae@noe:: osae25
Prime Mesa Pork has been in tole1ably constant
9Gsnandr English shippers and contractors for the
GsnnFefnme1t being competitors for the purchase
81 pscke ed here has been cleared off at full prices
so5 fflme Pork there has been but little demand,
anu tne manufacture has therefore been limited
mere = has been comparatively no Rump Pork pack
~ as i was considered more proatable to put the
pieces into Lard. Bnlk Nests, with the exception
6i 6f aama. Of which there is 1arge stock On hand
Long Cut English Hams have been eagerly sought
nr;: ,"f and would there were any here bringa high
pllce. Engalsh Meata, ss MAY be seen By the tabIe
nass etched high rates, and hare 1hus far been
lhsontaote to both the manufacturer and the pur
Gnaeer- All qualities OF Lard have been In good
osmand without nnch variation In price. The
5e!u aa retnfned by the tarious houses would ini-
CAFE about e6 to s. Ds q head
a. as stock Of Meas Pork Is large. probably not
tss,nh9 soeoo bis but the high rates Of railroad
tae1ent M nave tended to limit shipments, and hold
eharn eFs nase been storing, prefeHng to await The
Gacces 81 lower freights On the opening Of nayi-
Satl9n Several lots have already been or,i1ed
.or Shipment. and most of the stock held here wtl
PROBABLY be In ttansit for the East before many
"eeAs- HENRY NuTAHU
, 1862-04-10

By Telegraph NEW Yoas. Apr1a
The current prices for the week are 81 fol-
.BsEr GAr711-1st quality x8eoAp u cut o-.
dtnaLy $a8864; common $7.H18; inferior s6m
IsHKEf AND LAKas-Pfime per head saA7; Or
GAZE tA10AA'@ 500"
sEaaz-Cosn fed . y ak@4xc; still led sxca
HI.5 H4n.H cowsz Quist and unchanged.
g sna e. calves 80; shesp aud ia,nbs 4,ee;; swine.
, 1862-04-10

Thd pieces q holding the primary meetings for
First WaIa-.Orient Honse, State street.
second WaId-No: 886 State street.
Third v Sheriff g Office, Court House.
Fourth Wazd-Armory, Adams street.
Fstth Ward--Engfne House, corner Clinton and
Washington streets.
Sixth Ward-West Market Hall.
Seventh Nard-Fritz Fri11man'a, corner Diy1e-
Ion and Wells street.
Eighth Wa1d-North Market HALL.
Ninth Ward-carpeatez chop on Cass between
Michigan and kinzie Streets
Tenth Nard-Chae. Lnch's, corner Twelfth and
In1on streets. LII. DAVIS.
ALONZO HARVEY,
VIM. 4. GROVES,
GEO. ". GAGE,
CitT Central Committee
, 1862-04-10

Eaca french Ching. He1vT Suver.Piated Ware aad
Bohemian Glass
AT AUCTION.
VIC VII sell, commencing on WEDNESDAY Az
TsRSpQN. Aplt! 16tu. at * o'clock. os
AT 81 DE ARHORN STREET.
4 superb collec11on Of Itn1ian AsTbIe sts{us7y.
Vases: China, Stlrer-PIated and Bohan1a3 Gass7Ea5
Ihe ssock comprises italian Marble Figures Tz@The
SaE.oI: ,in1ocence BegEar, Madoans, Astronomy,
F1rs White italian Statrettes vases Gard RecstSnts
ieFIas Gronps of Animals, DC A1so-A great va:ie
inVo{ce 1 e d fare sonsis of aEe assSt
quality and heavy p1ate- The Invoice ct CLna 60.
h1eT M ss o. the finest quality broad band
Together With variety of other articles s Of Thica
are o. Loe YETI lest quality OF FREASI CnISA
IGe aeoTe eale commences Wenueada- Anrif 1871,
at21 r. aad T1 be continued a " tu the eyer.
ing ALSO, TnnEsaAE evening April Eth ut * o'cncf
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s5afes.
100000 IN ONE OF

HERKEG'S PATENT SAFES
~ LIE s6easnse IN 1ca1l aa1 Fulton sts ian. =: 1az
hEssEs HEnKEa d Co. 90. 251 BRoApw4T:
GESTs; The largo EEERING'9 PATKNT cE.H.
ZION SAFE you made for me = few years a5o hnx
Rees pus t9 aeyere test in the great ae cofnsf of
mns uas1sr 4ns HE commenced about O'CLOCK Snaaa7
mosnnK and the Safe was taken from TIA ruins atr
An 1PosUfe Of more than thirty haurg Your saf ror
Ealed a Euy hcoAs, insurance pol{cieA aad fher vai
Qaple papezs besides gold aud silver hang hi!1s rn,
gon bohde. Hcu amounting to over Two PrTnasn
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lect order, except the bIndiaK of the boots htin1
seaMed Your Patent Champion es{e etres II s-raaf
sE:!s1acunu and has guarded sste1y Through H. 1r
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AEoTHER In TEE BALE FrBE-S11 ON sATRn
6SREL 0fFICE, NEW HAVEN STRAMBoAr Co
NEW YORK Jan ~ 1876. 5
~ Mess5s HEKH1S# d Co, No, Isl Broadway-GESrs:
had one Of Jour Patent Cham p1on Safes IN the Ee
eenI e1te1aiFe ire corner Of Futon acd lrf st.eta
On the zth inst The Eafe the third stry Of ths
fnlEon Bank Bu1di0g and fell WITH the ruins to tile
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books and psPerA constdasble amount IN oaok rotes
and ab21s $lo,g1 Ia Treasury notc5 and other secu.
lt1es-au d which We founa Ia good order, aad M
scstnad- Respectfully T2aI u,,,o-w
PATENT CHAMPibN FTREPR3a5r
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