, 1863-04-10

Tho opening prayer WIS made By Rev. |
Robert Collyer, followed By singing. The in
troductory address, giving history Of the |
rise and progress Of the Society to the present
time, was delivered by E. ". Willard, esq,
Of the Building Committee. Rev. Mr.. Thomas,
pastor Of the Society, followed in brief yet
touching address, upon the Importance Of the
event, and the purpose It inaugurates. Atthc
close Of this address, David A. Gage, esd, Of
the Building Committee, deposited in the
stone, 4 Bheet-iron casket containing tho
names Of Subscribers to the enterprise, and Of
the Building Committee, together with copies
Of the daily papers Of Chicago, and other docu-
mcnts. The cap-stone was then deposited in
Its place BY Mr.. Gage, who announced that
the corner stone was laid.
The pastor then addressed the Throne of
Grace; the 65th hymn, commencing
From every land beneath the skies,''
was sung, and the ceremonies closed with
benediction By the pastor.
FIFTEENTH WARD MEET1so.-Last evening
d splendid and enthusiastic. Union meeting
took place at the house of John Raymer, on
the corner Of North Wells street and Chicago
avenue, and after many able and loyal speeches
touching the paramount political questions Of
the day, the meeting adjourned to Langan's
Hall, Chicago avenue, where, having organ
lied By the appointment Of Chairman and
Secretary, the assemblage was patriotically
addressed By Major Harding, John 4. Nelson,
and many others, Frank Lumbard supcrad-
ding to the already high degree Of enthusiasm
By singing the "Red, White and Blue" and
"The Sword of Bunker HILL" We also with
| pleasure notice the speech Of Mr. Cuthbert.
| eon, whose Union sentiments elected much
| applause, and contained in them the ring of
! the genrine. metal. 1t ia worthy Of note that
the meeting was composed Of unconditional
| Union men who haye been hitherto divided
between the two political parties known as
Democratic and Republican.
REcoRDEa's CoURr.-People Us. JAS. Mich
olson; assault, &c; g. P. Ozier surety In
$1,000 till next term. People rs. John
Thorn, for threats; Andrew Brown
| surety In $500. People rs. Emanuel Mccoy,
larceny, jury trial. People VS.. John Murphy,
larceny, jury trial; verdict guilty, year pen
itentiary. People VS.. Chas. schwab, larceny;
| plea Of not guilty withdrawn, plea Of guilty
to larceny under eighteen years. People rs.
Francis Williams, larceny; plea Of guilty.
People Us. Nehemiah Hodge, assault; John
F. Stafford surety in 1000 till next term.
The Grand Jury made the following pre-.
sentiments: People gs. Michael Kennedy,
larceny; plea Of guilty. People rs. Jesse
Die1kcc, larccny; plea Of guilty. People VI.
William Henry sutphen, false prctenccs /,
Plea Of not guilty.
AID thercuron the Grand jury were dis
charged for this term
WHERE sHA1L SPEND THIS EvES1sd:-To
those VINO arc asking themselves this ques'
tion, VIC can indicate no moro appropriate
place than metropolitan hall, whcro Little
Dolle Dut!on ho'ds her qneenly court, and
where Miss Marsh, the favorlfe Contralto Yo-
calist, sings so acceptablJ. Little Douie is
very small and Interesting. It pleases all to
ne', ~. elss ~. e'nS' "s VI wy sA'
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+'.se t4"'su uas osso'Ae F" o'e'uou 1''oit, :
"t'a out psop1s' Aaeso is'eso eon'1noe W.
'o-o'y anu lo.'oo'fo"' anu arc gwen VI .Ae
"'etnoon anu e'enlas y! caea oA,' d. tu'ee
anu c!snt c'ocA' very ia1ge auo1enccs "ofe
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,, pass uaimproyed.
; 1t will be borne in mind that the premium
ard bounty will be paid over to recruits be
fore they leave for the army.
:
! NEAL EsFA1E'-Among tne sAes OF rea
lowing, by Ell Prescott, e=o., to our fellow
: townsman, II. ?. schutlcr: S29 tset IN Adam.
r street, between Aberdeen and Morgan streets
: for $1,000 cash. H will at once erect thereon
four first class brick dwellings, with narbl.
9 fronts.
+ E2~A1DEnAAS ELL1HoRpE PRoNoTED.-
E Lieut.. Col a g. Elhtho1pe, OF this city, ha
been detailed BY Major Gen. Blunt to his staff
and will take command OF the escort aud TIL
( Generals Guard. This guard will consist o
9 one battalion Of mounted riaemcn, recruited
esPeelai!s 1'4 1n't pu4poec.
9 SOLDIERS PAID o.r.-Sfaior Larned. P.y
:. master distributed 7,nwards of sto mn .n,on,
: : the boys Of the 65th Illinois yesterday, nav
i ing Them for four months, up to the 1st o
: 4ea' SAp'> 1t1nfs o>s, wa eA.u "
3 ro,.s,e T,a ~. Sas, =, 49, ~,
= '' W. M 49, ~ 't'''1' s'9o'
u STEALING 4 NArcu.-Jcsse DQrkcc Pga
. brought before the Police Court yesterday
r | CHARGED with LARCENY of a rold watch ha1ono
u en"' - ~ So'" "a.ea oe.ons
!. NY ~ LIS p'ot'et Daf'o O. oreaeen
Il 1hc property was iouho upon tne pf1sone
e ano Aae'''loso' A1c WIS ns1o " osaA aos tsaA-
? TIE ELIJAH CoScERr.-AssocIatc mem
~ bcrs Of the Chicago Musical Union arc II
Ic ouested 10 call today At Root & C,ay'
Is n'nsie e@o's ..ou seeu'e ,Hs. 0s-S 4AAse4 - ~
d gay toes WILL na'e ~ 'aAe 1nef el'1aee' MI
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