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, 1863-12-07
Court proceci21nct-Saturday.


InV. s. Circuit Court before Hon. Thoa. Drum
1os-{Chsncery) ct al. ~. Fcnn ct al.
On motion OF con,plananta' Solicitor time waa o.
Gciens.nt, ] I II. Fem, Tie tine and place Of such
examination to be Given to dcfsulAnts' council If
cut Of the Stats, to bo done On written fnterrosa
-CAauecry]] ]]-Kdwards Of Al. ~. Smith ct q,
On motion Of tho complanants' Solicitor. the bin
was dismissed without prejudice at the complain
Ichaneen)-Reed y: Wa1roa. On motion
missed at complutnaut's eosts.
on e stens oR sf sa 4
8s-(Chancclye eBu1chct alvs. Durch ct al. Dc
esSf 9a Broad ct al Dis
s4sG{eSansess5 5@c1swtofd vs ilissss. Parties
on It'll, Answer. exhibits aud proofs on f1a argued
end taEcn rnilcr GlTsement.
In Cook CouHrT cmcr1r CounT.-The People.
&C., II. Bernhn13 Scheils.-1ury find def. guilty
in an action of bastardy. Judgment fer $i01 for
the first year, $59 PCT year for yeass snseseding
and that the 1efendant enters into bond forth
with for the payment Of the sauac.
s7G-uaw)-Haywood q d ys.> .1zennedy q a
Demurrer to 1st Court Of Dec submitted tu Gouft:
demurrer sustained.
tsi-Ioflausbes.vs .vs. Tanning. Jury call and trial
174--Jane Stow, ADMINISTRATIVE, &C., rs. Robin
eon. Motion In rrrcst OF Judgment entered. Mo-
t'ons hy defendant. Motion for arrest of Judgment
argued end overru1ed, and exceptions By defend
ant, mud judgment entered upon verdict. Dcfanl-
ant allowed thirty days to il1e bill Of exceptions
and appeal bond. Bond to be in the penal sum Of
3i,cul, or, with security to be approved by the
Cont.
e-(Chance1y)- Mitchell II. GreenbAum ct. al.
Rule to plead nnawes Or denaur extended ono week.
4tG-Chancerre reCDHway W. Conway. Ordered
that James Conway deliver books to tho master
Immediately, DC.
4oc-tCbaucety}- Strauss ys 11nlcher ct a. Mo-
ea and xen ase
menf.
-Chanacsy Gebl,ard ct al vs suudell ct al.
Transferred TO Superior Court. The Court having
been Of council in the cnsc.
,e9i-Haw}-Follanshee ys. Tanning. Jury ind
re ao ano tne o. II
Motion by defendant for new trial.
The Supreme and Recorders Courts will open
on Monday morning for the December tozn.
, 1863-12-07
Proceedings of1kc Lntc Trunk
Line Railroad Meeting.
Advance In Railroad Farcs-Kcdurt1on
In CoMmiksion8-Reetr1 fE Salc
OF Tickets, &ccs

We have reesived 4 pamphlet copy Of tho = Pro.
ceedings Of Meetings Of Several Manager and
Passenger Agents Of Railroads forming lines
between New York and Chicago, held at New York
on The 18th and 18th of November" fsom which VIC
extract rome itema Of interest to Western railroad
men and the public.
= The following named rosds had the reprnenta-
tfon net orpoeits their names: Pennsylvania Cen
tral. 3; Erie, i; New York Central. 8; CLEVELAND.
PaIaes,1le j. Ashtabula, Il; Michigan Southern
T. Northern Indiana, 2; Michigan Centra1, g;
Pistsbu1g, Fort Wayne Chicago. 2; Great
Western OF Cxuads, .; Lake Shore H Michigan
Southern, 2. J, ". Brooks, President Il the
Michigan Central was called to preside ov.r the
meeting.
The Chairman stated tho object Of the meeting
to be for consultation and agreement respccdngan
increase Of passenger rates between New York
and Chicago, and gave his yews 40 to the necessity
Of increasing present rates.
After considerable discussion as 10 what should
be the rate determined on, itwae moYea, seconded
and PASSED. ''that in order to toaseartain the Wishes
Of the parties here represented, rs to whlt the
satc OF passage should be between New Yosk and
Chicago, call Of the roads be had. parties repre-
senting them to state the amount thcy fayond.''
FT1HnH H.rY Y>A$~n In
, 1863-12-07
DR.. /. WMSLOW AVER.
CHICAGO THROAT AND LUNG
INSTITUTE,
To Alt afflicted with Gtarrt, Throat Disease,
:. and Affections of fle Chest.

the Throat and Chest, McCor1nick'a Building,
corner Of Randolph and Dearborn streets, gives
his entire Intention to this department Of Practice
1t In especially desirable that all who hare need Of
medical aid, either for Catarzh, Asthma, Bron-
chitis, or Consumption, aho2ll make carly appli-
cation.
Rer z r.. Hagar, Rector Of the Church Of the
Holy Communion; Rev. A. Lord, Agent Of tho
American Bible Society Hon. VIM. Ginther, mem+
her Of thc Legislature; 9. ": PulsiteE, Esq, mcr-
Southern r. r; E. n. Tucker, Esq, Special Depu-
~ Of Circuit Court OF this city; Capt. Vim. Mason,
Capt. VIM. Sherman, Coy. n. r. TaItmadgc, John
q. Bartlett, Esq, and others Of this city, not to
mention hundreds from out OF town, have certified
10 tho efficacy Of the new practice.
noy20- r6ia-st6 6unEMon.
, 1863-12-07
MONDAY EVENING, DECgMDEE 51u.
Nor1eB.-Each ticket purchased to the Raye4 ontes-


No1IeB.-Each ticket purchased to the RayeA ontef-
tAlrtneat ran,ts4 tho beErtr - Muscun1-
= HERSANpIz R!AVEI. TROUPE,
t:oaststiEc 9! !TEEkTY-FOuR Of tho rnost atstiu-
gr:sl.ta r.ANTOMDilSTS rnu DANCERS. un..tr tau
ln'ucdtute direction OF big. A. n FERNANDEZ, .4e
src.tess FnHsomiutss ilTlng. Tho eysatns's e1tes-
tainNe1e Will coi1Renco with Grand Overture nv ahs
D.shssiGs. estof which TARENTE.l41.A DANCI: -
MILO Sefa!o NELSON. LIS Frances Hamilton. Nj
Alex Neoti!Ic and Il on Chenef.
By special desire, HERNANDEZ will Introduce Atz
EeFs asEs9salsf Sss1a sna FEEfoE,t ON 4D:E
GulIAt; sGAD, IN ;shish ho cannot tbe su:7ass,i W
es1sern'ed FLCTE SOTO, on Which. he PastseuartJ
EIeisSn1:n & telIoNs1 N ny he bale. csi:eA tae
EIe9 -. g. ne9:s5sasEM:2s Ut i Etll eoaei9te .1s esea-
dsss t 1sg GrtEtn7l sca gasto,'e psn,atne ss.;sd
N Es:eh wi!l t. istF,a1cea sp!cae mi xrYma.ci.
de-. WITH new aEcsaes aEd Icx clec:.. s yaita
executed. os:u Polka an:l Military E;a:h;io7, "
Miss Ea,ua Smith. sce1c eish.t-th!s IL. -n:,:ccut
scs1s Eostsn nP Is a. snotnou1 expense sxs ce,sly
of Lookout MSna.1u, Success Of TIN Ualan Troops.
splendid 11e!e1ks, Adnl:s.on % cents; Chis.fr0X
sion 10 faserrn . cents t:hi!rea Il cuat4- aauusa
Satu.1:cy a-tnrnocu Al * o'clock, T. NJ As.ca.a.
tiefrEE3
, 1863-12-07


tho Eeczu1ts arc tRelso aieao5' 20 eepoftod here
ana from tue ofanen eMces. :.
Fnn Ho1np s,a Or r. ta4pn AID nAf1xs1
ing eallso ~! ~. n1ec poatu oa ataae regiments
nHt ~ e.alA euees ~ uae oeoa open abons
~ - ~, I3ass,.a atu ~. nN oota.ueu ase e1snf M
49, 100 -, ~ o,t,s.s opta uemocrs OF tae
.rrrcs,t,n ~ H. h5;rt 49, ~, as ooa4us ~ Tue
~ 7ee.1,;t s,,5 Neuel VI Inc staee'
snsoo ~, -. us oaiee oasAness' Anotnor
r1,.-t Me+,ss Gc. W 1Ae '4ottasass eosae! u isae
se ~ =. ~. 60 80 taot. ns Inc oo"a's
~. -aerz,;t,aa s,n,"a -, - u.e tsn
a,so N 49, ro,,s+ ,,"aee " oaa as s,rs uess 40 40
1nnds thero ~ t,sa 5;@sst 1At snvso 10y "
an1ist snd a,non.st thcrn ~" M~ani.."rs. an5 =,
sps.1es,om,s The eatco has mat lcrn s,oened ,oi3
The racr1,ita nnrnher c1err .Ibe honnti-s .,x tbo
s.rna =. 49, .,.hnss ~ NV
tees be,onr cps 1 a.
stetfored ct vieksbarr.
~ 1tf,sa 81 roa,,-a.ta. ~ m;na,. ~. ~,
1ae 1et una ~ u1g.snte u n'lno1s iAeat AIu!-
, 1863-12-07

At th1 adjourned meeting on the 18th, the aSIet.
instructions Of Tho convention. vas read. Atter
discussion, amendments were offered and adopted,
and the agreement, 70 amended, ratified bJ the
epeeti1e roads. whlch agreement was as follows.
ST.. N1cnolAs HoTK1,
new YonK, November 10, 1863.
1t Is hereby agreed By parties subscribing hereto.
the Managers Of the Hallway Lines between New
FL aea tie hs "a @ | FsIes @ :ss s.
established Is follows: r.,
Between New York and Chicago ;se It l.! @ G!sss.
:. Boston = ;ss ;s.ss, Il q Gls::: Gls:::
The fares to al other common points West md
Southwest, to which reductions have been made,
shall be restored to the rates pubehsd August 10th,
tiosai ; snr Beyond chicsgo ~ may Be required by
those Inea. il IL further agreed that the follow
ing arrangements shall be eonsummased as soon
.Second c1ass passengers shall be carried only
in second class or smoking cars. and II allowed Of
carried in any other portion Of tho train, shall be
I I've also seree tbst no commission shall be paid
on The business above referred 70, exceeding in
sensef procured, by any Line teiugle OF combinedl
to any point; such cotanlssion to be divided
equally Esst and West Of suspsn75os Prldse Bai;
that tickets ahali be sold either directly or In
directly At hotels or other places except oalces e.
Be- o.
nectlon with hotels 50 In any degree to take the
place Of the present hotel offices.
" IN oppo.o9 to ths intsfssfs q ny Of the
below the rates specified in this agreement, the
parties hereto ehall refuse to receive from Of se
81 s e gtS ayss sSsh bs IT, furnish
'In subscribing heroic, the parties represented
pledge thensclves TINT its rcduirements, both IL
, 1863-12-07

Change In Railroad 11uae-Tables.
The Pittsburgh, Fort Wayno and Chicago Rail-
var chanEo.their time to-day to conform to tho
schedule adopted By Western superintendents,
and trains will hero after, until further nottee,
Leave Madison street depot at 10 3. H., $40 p.
aud t0.10p. m. .t
On Monday q new time-tablo goes into effect on
the Chicago and Northwestern Railway. Trims
leave at a. m.. p. IN. and 5p.m.
A change also occurs In the timetable OF tho
Chicago aud Cincinnati Air Line. Trains Lave
for Cincinnati, Indianapolis and Louisville at $50
q. m and 910 p. n, and arrive at B35 q. n. aud
10.e0p. N. :
TEE BOARD or SuPEnv1soRs,-The new
Boarii of Supervisors will hold their first meeting
thi afternoon in the Court House, at O'Clock,
'hss se4is Men' Elk GROVE; O. H. A1ser, Maine
Ties. B. Brown, Ninth wasd; Patrick Brady,
s;ala wand; Bsrjaz,in !:.o1; E1smen; John C3n-
sast esgo: J. + eambel Thir WsId chas + ohsnd.
lei. Seventh ward a. =, Dalton. Thornton;
Calvin DsWo1f, SECOND Tard M Charles DrandoEa, df,
chael J. FiecalnS, Lemont: ". u. Fafwo!i,
tssna sia d;xe AaSa ass.a aa0s so aeeh che eaS&G
Ten,h ward: /. 3. Hopkins, Ieydea; Henry
Mss' Ms1a N*' 5oSn.on Wsss chssd
90. b, james, Bloom; S. ", KlnssIoy, Barnngton;
Thos. {. Morgan, Cal:mut; VIII Myrick, Ofland;
John n 'Glaslep. Hyds Park; John Mscaney, Lake;
napI pant fer, Assistant NORTH Chicago: II. l. PIN
noy, Ialatiae; c. @. Pnsheck. Proyiso; Charles D.
Peacock, First Ward: James q. neos, Lake View:
ward: J, 5. Shields. Palos; Henry schiesling,
Emilh, Eighth Ward; =. augustus $tolnhaus,
Ward: ". y. Taylor. Finh Ward; Edward 8.
Taylor, Evanston Eli Whitney, Hanover; Alfred
Ward, Lyons.
, 1863-12-07
Unaesessed Penalties on Licenses
and Incomes. ,.............:...


Yet unco11ected Of Annual. $5,6ts1 10
Being mostly licenses against persons perfectly
good aud who have been called on two or three
Dimes By Deputy Collector for payment, but hare
neglected to do 80. Suits I'LL be Instituted agatnst
dellnquents the coming week
Education Of Soldicrss Children.
This following resolution, {ornitted In onr report
Of Hon. D. 8. Dickenson'a Speech. in Saturdays
issue,) uas offered by Thoe. Hoync, Esq, and
seconded BY Hon. George G: Bates, each Of whom
made stirring appeal IN behalf Of the enterprise.
The resolution Waa unanimously adopted bJ
aoslan&tion:- ...-...
Res2rtd, That this meeting has listened Wlth
D1aiel % s. Dickinson in behalf u Fand for the
peo education Of the orphans sons Ct the
countr7 and we faI]v endorse his sentiment that
il q one OF the nobleet and hollost aritios Of the
age" and "a ench NC viii give the enterprise our
earnest support, and believe 1t viii every whore
appeal to The hearta end command the support OF
Ie American people.
, 1863-12-07
THE GOVERNMENT
Two Army Claim Agents Come to
- ,EE1efs =


On Saturday, two Army Claim Agents, named
F..g Ma.shsil and Wm, u. .Ranstoad. were brought
fore Justice Moore, charged with aettauaine the
government, They were held to Latl In tho sum
s:oo, Tor their appearance to morrow. for further
examination, Tho particulars OF the charge, arc:
In April, 1859, Capt ]. L. Hynes, then living In
Springfield. hut noN residing In the city, raised,
at considerable cxpcnzc to himself Company Of
Volunteers here, not being aware at the time that
the government would refund him all tho OK
renses Incurred for subsistence, DC. In con.
Aersation with Marahall eemo time after, he
as., ~. hs,.~ ~ ~ ~ ,o, 1m.,nsss =, ths tsna
sna,i' ~, ue!ns ~ sa1 s.ai = sno Inv,
nss1a % pui n,., - .aa.s - - s.r,a1sa1a
arsss - s...a,.,1r 1aos 80 1a.t 1Is.as 49,
1..a.... - .,,,Aa,. 49,. ~, ,,.,
.H.a 9xes.xaa 49, scnr1a ~ H. :-,,5
~ s.hsocrs,.I~ M. ". ustt,- f. tbo
ho,a, of Cant Th,;atonhrr fror, whom n. IA.
crfved TN money. In Jn,v last, Ransta.d
informed him, that the amount h.d been
collected By Ridslcy & Smith, In reply to which
Eyncs tad tllat he had settled she matter, .ad ad
vised Rsdgley s Smith per letter, By Ranstead. OF
the fact, ma fequested mem 10 remit INC money 70
"asn.1gton. Aanstsal 'aon sIatuo ,et snc lei'-
S.apu unse 1nu ~ .ua na.no
u conpla'uaA' ~ nAastoS - om'ta' seqaeehhs
tsem 10 pay over tne money 10 Aaesnal'' VINO "as
'sG,t ~ 1s1a ".ten "as aseos1usy 1Sne
- 49, t-,i ..'.,a .e...ea 49, ~
~ ~ hs,1s ~ r. nssa1s. a.,a H. ...4,.s
@ers s,restcd , ~ F1fss- f"N>'~'
N',....s,,s 80 '.s-.. ..,
.."s,as sa eea n4u, ...s- ,.s
ths -, S,,s1.s aaassa,,aat rnnn 49, a,,,.t
msut =; rs,nntcrrs ~ and In nnilty nar,lsa 1ayo
capsra,,Y esraned x;ts thcfr {i1-oottan ra,n. Va
trust that the nerpetrstors NAV be in eve, csso
discovered, and jsetica melted out to them as the
~ >e&e>@ o-1-- - 80
rsorso ysailro ad 1n xfnxtr s,roet
rc,,1.sseto.,.,, I'LL i
Unless certain parties are very much ulsiaksn,
there is question Of great interest to tbs citizens
Of cnieago "p'eh VIII % tea'ed Ut Tho pending
meeting otthe City Fathers.
It may be stated thus: Is moro dialcult end
eoens opctA'ta los no.se-ra'''oaa e''mpans'
H1th economical management, TO Qfd7s ~ Meal
gan street. tha necessary width for two tracks the
alssanco ot TWO oloeke, tnon II 1e' IN ono: eaott
week. TO grade do'en Adt1nanlc Judgment aasd'
e,snty 70 reverse inc action o. INC Common coun.
cal orfhe city sefnstng BY vote Of 70 70 70 srant
the use Of K1n1ie street for horse-saslsoad pnf-
poses ..+.- =, will. ,o.o,,..v ~, .h,. o,...
49, , u puous noso.ss, ''n, ,a.s aueS.
uon, "as ac1ea upsa al1e4 Mstn1o oenoefauoh-
after the fullest discussion ard ventilation Of tho
is."s ~" ,s:.:' ~. - - ossu -,
aaus'so-a"es III 1egha1na'e considerations haa
.Yor u The effo1t that is BEING uasda to have
that vots ,scon,13era5 xb,, h :, ,.,,,
'nat 'o'7 A's'an'@t.so eua4l =" susessi0!s :" "Aii
be very curious and instructive to sec what new
.-r..-I,.H- >. -. go -,
, 1863-12-07
The Fire ON Saturday Evening.


4 efo broke ont between fre md Six O'Clock yes
tsrday afternoon In two-story house situate In m
alley running betweem 1.asallc and Wells streets,
and parallel with AndiEon and Monroe streetE. The
-4'soQezty WA owned By Mr.. William LeEg, who
seep. boarding house on Madison street, No. 15s.
It WA occupied by several tenants, some Of whom
we9e 1Eiah, and come the families of soldiers who
hare gone to the wnr. Tho FIRE originated in heap
Of ahaSines, which were ignited, some said, by =
csuple Of boys belonging to the houpe, and some
By ! woman Of the sccond story. 1t eoon extended
ovoe tho whole building, and although the .sIdttIe
Giant and Long John were promptly on the
spot. the hamea spread With great sap1dity, burn
ink upthe greater part Of the inside Of the build-
ing. ard = good deal Of the furpitare- although
ooeas of 1t waa sayea. Tho kouso YVES badly burn
~, but not utterly asstroyed and some Of the more
destitute tsnaats-at the suggestion Of the land
decided to make The best they could Of thest
ballodgings saA stay there thenight over although
tho shell u unit for sleeping OF dwelling purposus
Qne woman and i've children, and the soldiers
wivss, w0e let, far the time being, utterly desti
tate.
, 1863-12-07

and Sexual Byetems-new and reliable troatn en-
In reports ofthe Howard dAssocisaon-sent by nail
+ sealsa letter envelopes, fee Of charge Adde'S
: 7so1th Ninth strsst, Ptiladelphls, Pa.
, 1863-12-07
LOCAL MATTERS.

WAsu1SG7oS SKATING PARK.-Au the ska
ting fraternity win hail with Joy the announcement
that the celebrated. and Justly populnr p'ace Of
amusement has been put In trim for the coming
season. and only awaits the arrival Of cold
Nor'wester to have the "1ed light hoisted. and
the gates thrown open for the reception Of "beau-
titulsteel~elad bellies and bobbiah beaux, and, we
hope Of many married men and merry matrons, to
say nothing Of the gsnvs dcnominatsd "small
N.Y. not yet ont Of their "spread-eaglea" md
pigeon wtngs."-
New embankments have been thrown up, per-
fectly water tight, the buidngslharo been reatted
and an addition built extending aixsY-hve feet to
the eastward On the Randolph street front, making
one Of the most commodious buildings Of the kind
In the country, and preeludjug the probability Of
such "pertoct jarna' ii occurred during good
skating last year. Present appearances indicate d
cold snap, and think that we eau give no better
advice to those interested than prepare al once
forthe skating sesson. and get theitickets to tho
Park. The terms at the Washington" this season
are geatlemen's tickets; 81; ladies' tickets, g:
boys tickets, e.. Tickets can be procured at
Root 4 cady's music store, s. Clark street Bar
NUNS variety stors, 13s Lake street; Hovey6 seed
store, 1A Lake strset; TR1nUsz otace, 81 Clark
Atrrnt and Mt thu park
, 1863-12-07

COMMENCING TUESDAY. DC s7n. As.hev can
no.iti rstv r.n,tn M EE1W u .hosa ..i,hInv
10 seenrs sinhs 81 them ,honli atlena t. exfiisss
exhibitions. The Morning Ievees arc usually least
crowded. THREE LEVELS Each DAT, from Il to
EE. to *, and TX 70 o'clock. Doors open half
honr IA I'd @ad!anss;
GENERAL TOM THUAB mud his beautiful ilttt9
wife. the late Miss Lasna Warren, the fascinating
Q1sen Qe1, of sin E@eaHfy; @ y,,,,- 80, A., >-.r
called fsc having received that sunl from Mr. r. 7.
Darnutu for three years aerTicep.
ELEM MIME WARREN, the smallest Lnly her
sEe eyer secn-
, 1863-12-07

Go TO 1H1 HWf-ao to Hyant d etratton'a
Chicago Commercial College, 70 get = thorough
practical haaanSsa ed1eadon. For atc01az8 3D.
Chirae0, W6Q6.
, 1863-12-07

H1aHLr IxFonrAHTN 1cA1AoKsowIEpoxE:sr
-Ths Rev. a. c. Hunes, Of indianapolis, Ind,
friends Of DR., Woodhnf OF remarkable cure Of
Consumption performed upon myself, In ieas than
6weeks, BY him. 1t il now two JeaEa since the
free from any trace OF the disease whatsodvet. I
most eheerfllly recommend oil the AFFLICTED to him.
"A- G. uUMES."
=. P. 8.-The Doctor has also performed some Of
the most remarkable cures Of Cancers on record
without Instruments, pain Or tho loss Of drop Of
blood, and msy well Be called tho King OF Chronic
diseasc Doctors. His Office Is at s. Washington
street. declr1nat1W
, 1863-12-07
attfffnft GHTrE


splendid stock OF Linen toods LnslttA' mil -pt,,
Under Clothing. &C., at nuc tion.
O'Clock anc o'clock. ?. M continuing throu:h avery
day nl the tume t1oo throCEa the Wecs, our Salts
nnest eves i%E p taiA s9aatET md conssss II
}Dg linen; ll1en shooting, ali widths; p..low c.sr
liners; 800 hleacoeA and brown lable cloths ot ~
MI eize< towelia; Irish and sso.c
d1nI er ladies' aId koah platn anu heeaehed hand
kats: French do, rery nne: AazsciIica quits. co4n
teEpaues Bgcchc long and aaCAre shaws: cloths
hcsitry. frnnc.s laic. and Kanta' Qhder clothing
With great variety Of other goods This ID the best
pntGe sale In thts city. Evesy artiolo will be Warsan
ted. The goods will hc Cpeu fer examination the day
before the ea1c. Ladies' arc particularly Invited
so1d thtA tslc. E{tHEXY 4 4 MpSNA.
deai4NSt Auct!opeetJ.
, 1863-12-07
Qbifa9o Qribnue,
TIE CITY.

....
REAL ESTATE oAL.--.aon' No'4nan ..
Judd has sod us lo' mt pu 'omss colles o. eiatA
and Monroe eiteee' ~ 11ua'1s n,s NY .ot
tn'ns ~. =, Trars. 1s r,not1 -, Monrro
'n'ee '''@ 0' -.-
AunrsyEp Fon AfrExprED BpRoIAHx.-,
1amcs Burusand Charles Dana. two boys about
u years old, were arrested yesterday afternoon,
aoo". uss ~ sns =. 81 m'ana.ak lrsr camn.o
-. n.As "a +,IO,, IT, ~, A-no-~
RAILWAY CoL11s1oN.-Ac collision occurred
I'd Saturday morning bc.wccn traln On the Bur-
1;nt;on and orc on the Fort Wayne railroad 1t the
rtnesins OF thcec two roads near 10th strcct. The
Enr,;nriou t.aiu ras crossing, and tic other rau
into IT, pitching tie tcudnr Of tho former On She
t-.o,c n,3 dn,,nr,np II scrfou.Iv.
- .-
BIG DAys WoEE At 1 lAu1tSG AoG8E
IN Saturday 1ass, two choppers, nancd "Btg Joe"
md Robert Sharp, In Cracia q Co.'S Packing
1sua 49, ~ acrrn hours axd forty-two inmates.
Hnn poss,onclis best thlss Tbs porzcrs wcrc cat
sn,n bocon. rness md prime mcas. An a{eraso
Jss,. ~,rf At this cslkbtshr1cnt is the custlng
~ ~. -, qfun .,ors.
~ ~ -f
ASor1un POISONING CtsE.-Ns:SsgGy 1lenE',
r,l,ose mother keeps restaurant nIs.s1 tiS harct
11ouec On South CLARK street, poieoncd herself Last
evening by taking m ounoe q morphine Tae
<,,1 :, snsn,a was married to worthless fellow,
San r.uana her rrr.t deal Of raiEery, aud to re-
,.a,,s srsf f hsr ,rou1Je she toox ,Ac tatal drug
,.h,e,, t,ljed l,cr This IL the second time sue has
s...n,r.sa her 3;fa Ar iucuees viii ae held os her
body this 1osenooa.
1.4ncuS1Es.-On Friday uisht Ellen Brown
-..s.o s.,oe,, m Wells rtrect. ard asked for
W.. =. ~ 49,, 4fn,a 4ov,tsn, o.o G. IT.
au'uAs ~ 49, -, -.,,rth,n~ .yh.;e o,y1,r
'oaaeoa ..s.s IT, 1,n~.t,trd, ,,r
aof fae h9o"t eo 1 - ..5 T,n,3no ~
eIA'ca.nk 4s. ~. a.1,.s rnd 1ohnson xs.ay-ested.
1Ae Poaeu trin1 IN default oYhait IN tae
1ao "As s%n1
san se ~ *a ,.n pap,ea rcsoectiyc,y John Hew-
IT,. .ns sndxcw Noo,r. werc ch,..od with pur-
.a..,.s ~, - -s.t v,l.rd At 49, from the horse Of
.o!. 80 mo roat vns fcur, In their posscs.
sion, and thsy wese committed for t-1a1.
. m, :. ,,,ar of 4,.a late efa,or n.
V"AaoAnl ..., -, ,s... s-;-,a hors fro,,
J.. basansa' !sss ~. 4a-s.' ~ ~. s.t., in
sae eonsa 3e@tsaaas 1as ~ ,,.;-ar. # st.r3;nr
sasfEs .! nss eomas ~ .s,.he. -. fr.er,e,, NJ.
1n1ao'e' " w ~. .ss..;,, ,,..n ~ o,o,,1-
1os Dusna.n tu ~ ~. 1,,-.,, -. a,ntsf, -,
xaasn o. 'Ms Hs a. s,..,sn1 % IT, - ..,,S
ono @ sae %uas.e ~ - asnn.t-ns l., ~.
Me ,e ,a.ss ~. ~ 49, ..s3o.;tv -
uloetos, 80 - sa.,;ra+ ~ .r,,ott,ea
ING 8eeaaeNl ~ 6@-A'.1 ,sNs.,:. ,<,.+.s ~
nc e veea ~ - 49, -. ~. =, p,n+,
p.,e5 4.14 .o =, -s.s,sa -, ~, ~, t,,.77
Se.u' ~ se ss,s.sa - - -,.f.s1
p~,sox., -Tzou Novpop 1ndl Tinted
statca minister 10 rxues;a. departed last even
, 1863-12-07

Fumors arc gaining currency shat clothing col
lected for the Freedmen is not carefully trapamit-
ted.
The Northwestern Freeamcn's Aid Committee
{the only organization Of the kind In the North
wes) desirc us to stats for the information Of oar
readers, that all packages sent them are sent from
this point BY the Illinois Central Rail1sy,to =
Government officer, stationed at Cairo, by order
Of Gen. Grant to attend to the single mstter Of
ceivins and forwarding supplies for the Freedmen
in Gen. Grants Department. By this officer they
e are shipped upon government transports, to .
slrnilar officer ut vicksbarg, who tfssues them 70
the order Of the very competent teachers laboring
under the commission Of this committee at that
point and in It's vicinity
=. It Will thus appear that tvery reasonable pre-
caution is taken; aud 30 far ~ the committee can
learn, not single package, properly addressed to
their care, has been lest. =
Circulars giving fall particulars Of the opera
tons Of the committee can be had on application
oRev. Charles Il. Fowler, Pest Once Box s795,
Chicago, Illinois.
Packages ehould be marked "Chieago sanitary
Commission, for the FREEDMEN" An invoice Of
contents should be PIT inside, and a duplicate
sent by mail, to Ar. Fowler, as shove. Cash
should be sent to j. '. Farwsll, Esq, (of Coslcy,
FatWen 4 COY Treasurer, and viii be ackuorl.
edged in the TRIBUNE
, 1863-12-07
METROPOLITAN uNLL.


Hshtet Star Tef5orEaerstheia iarEcrt .nd beat hauk
Of Mtrstrcs tn The ronatzJ. MONDAY EVENING"
Dee ;sh and every evening during tho week. and s5t
ur1A{ at1ernoer. A sp:tHdil programme.
EEalDAY EVENING. Dec. llth. ben!nt pf sam l>r.cs.
1ooks open n T. con1meuctnE q: o'clock Z. II. An.
misaon y Gents. Remember hn Gra1l Es. PoTfpv.z-
anec On ant9st.y nfteEunon, commencing a. o'ciosk
aEs. only ii eents 10 Matinee.
Cc&FfYE&1W r 4 nTs1.Ltaa A~st