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tho end ofi:F VIII no: the sound Of the nntIled
thsce, four fags draped = mourning, WIN not III
np tho shattered ranks Of our b7aTc armies.
tesven sa9sst Do t; Whit il ti.s caSss st ~
IT, e9ea sS naGs 1ae aes gntsa
vel known fact that the South have 70. the lrst
thirty years held the reins oI Pawer. Tha speaker
r. 4aears tas e. : ames Fa snS aosn
Pierce to the audience. Be then read short e
tract from a recent speech Of ME. Golden. tae
ing lover Of 1meEica IN Ragiand, delivered short
tine since ii Manchester, in which he stated
that, s*This il war to e1tsnl and psspctaate
shIef eesner ~ stone, e and rot far il cxstenee ~
''s aNo. "sa5s IS cobden, S tSe North m1st prevail:
The S0nth must succumb. because In this world
virtue snd force arc o. one side, and vise and
The only pretest for This rebellion Was the ex:
city Of Charleston, which, eventually. viii be
blottcd ont Of existence like Sodom and Gomcs-
rsh, His son was now At New Orieans, and he
hoRss hsRs 8 *3sa stand whese chs
E9G Vice md weakness 60 tsse.her, and nov Let ns
holders stand on. On the outset they asserted
that cotton, raised BY poor fEai1 women was Ling;
but cotton fs ling no longer, a. Epsland, who was
tic strides II he raising Of this article IN her col
oujee, that she Will, before Jan 1st, 1855, be en-
tjTely independent OF the American product. But
hands Of Cur pfave Northern soldiers, have scat-
tered It to tho four winds Of heaven. There ls 10
power IN heaven or hell that can re.uscttate tt~no,
Their next weakness was the cry that they were
IN AGRICULTURAL people; they were perfectly indie.
pendent p Of The North they we're the chIvalry q
men as nc rsised IL Vermont But where IL theit
aesIcultule now. Flour Is nov selling 90 high u
Richmond that it would take s1l q man Is worth to
M M,ectcd 10 become dpchesscs and lido in gilt coach
ees. are now reduced to such a1jecl poverty tha'
they are compelled to come into NoIthcrR lines
en 1ong eFea as ths 70 ess
citiesl Where IL Mobile, with tadtshes selling q
$3.50 apiecer How is Char1eston Where art
COW those fierce ohstruetions that were terror Z
10 arise, and wash away thcsc-obstInctsons, open
| ing up the way to the speedy extinction Of thl
Slavery has met with its death warrant and ths
war viii never stop until ercs ves'lge 81 ITS ND
I eous head shal be wiped out Of existence forever
Their agriculture has proved myth, their at,nie
aro dcc3mated, their currency is gone. and nothing
remaips but The final dissolution Of the whole At
ric. The speaker then. In glowing SENTENCES
spoke ofour resources, our corn crops. our Woode
cultural aud mercantile Interests; Of Chicago, II
watchword Of all loyal men, and the graTa OF a q
t1ettos our acn ~ ths peope Al
closed hie adrcss with d beautiful description
our country, when Freedom and Union one AZ
nsepa.ab1 shall be rng forth nRFo9 2 IT, 9Fes
The Chairman then recited In a very eloque
manner, a poem, descriptive Of scene In Teune
| see.-the emancipation Of aD aged slave BY b
master, while on the ere Of death.
The thanks Of the meeting were then rendered
. Mr.. II, c. ballard for his beautiful poem, and
, 1863-12-22

worEs b Instructed 70 report te ths nsst e asst.
buslding was erected opposite the Court House,
and a1fo. BY what authof1fynn e Moouen nu,,a1Dg "AS
c1ec:Sd On t3c tear o. ~ @ rs,,r,,o,
upon ,he table, Lost-4,es 6. naye1e. ~.
sane enquiry IN rel2t!on 70 tho wooden ahant Of
Amendmt nj adopt ed, md resolution IS amended
passed by ayes =, maya !. ,,... .1na..oa. :,
e,ant petition Of Il: Field and others to issue
dfplcUaa az e1empt IIsmep. EonGulIeu ~: .s-
The Committec on ftTe ana WalafTopottea, W ,l; n!on
stRoIt o. roaza q fnns o. H. NV " "
WOODEN ounoing Mltnln 6 nc hso nn1ts' @o'ei'" ~
the PeIea 3. ssaa sos,,,tsn n The ,ootfn
iepEfng asnate ensaea @ y haet h. te
OF Ac- !3ts"CNn 70 sciet t1e IspoI;t u@sA ~ W
HoAra OF fuoHc NofEe' Wta VT VI s
mendatlon 10 g1ant the permit. WHICH moaon "ae
'a1o apV1 ens san.o, a<.a Ia eocr In +ts -enort
and demanded tho pfeT1ous question. report con-
cn11ed H.
SIDEWALKS.
nrision' renortei in favor Of constTnctins side
walks on tic west side of Plairle ayenae fF9n
street md on the north sfdo Of DouglAs Pat.e
ffom KapEaEes avenue to Forest avenue. Passed.
,o,te1 n 9aror oS op1nances for siie7aiks on he
wat aldo or IIall sfreet from West Chscago aFenuc
| to Corncll street and On the northeast aide OF
~" atrnst HaA PsaseG ~
RAILROAD o1pIsAHck,
a1a w.,ab f+on, the comnotttae m a,reats md
Aeys o. 1tan tnG W Teodo1 VoT Mn1len and ot.
tsu @ ~ - nhnta thn n,,isarcc ransed Nv the nh
dkng 70 'he e ~ cs2 81 the
Rai1road. reported ti,st the complaint was Justly
| founded. and that the same distractions were met
with il Other paris Of tho CITY. The Committee
reported an ordinance, Of which sho following Ia
se nG seea }o e saa
| road coming within the limits OF cisT. az Wmcn
agman has gregionsly been ordered t9 ,;b Be sept,
tor Longer ee5aoa 'nan i've r.. o.
gcncy Of collision, Ia which event reasonable
Tbat s1Ens IN sass Ss shead be e
The train shall be separated 30 as TO leave room Il
cross. ,,,uo s.. ,<n..,,~ a,ro,,, ., hr,do:
streets, ali railroad compaaics, whose track @
trucks shall cIoes my OF the following namet
streets shall keep hagnen o. a tlmes nt toS az,
he railroad erosein Ths strsete an1h n5s nasSSa %
assf io'h; NeIth JsSsisee 5etTeea Keazis =
cierk, d Tsyios strest; .,.x s,oo .,.n \, In
posed for each violation Of the oriinsnee ard ,1
empty cans are LEFT for longer tune Than ave mi1 ~!
utee, On any street within TIE hmtts OF me elt
east Of Halsted and north of slztee9ta atree.s,
fine Of 81o shail be imposed ior eacn suoseans33
flru Injnutcs which the car 10 allowed 10 femaa
t thereon. .u ~ 4,s .o,
3 planning wttpess:, The ordinance was lalo OF
and osdcre6puahEhed-
ExPEKeEs. or wAn MEETING.
o AID Holden rresented resolution, that the 81
o of mr. hnnarci dniiTrs be- nnproprlatel from L
co0ser5nt Wsr Fnnd as tic proportion Of tho c
toward. deftaying the expenses Of war znectln1
, 1863-12-22

NOT A6 n4t16sN'~ ~eA13 LIZ -" - A~AN N~1s
on Blue 1sIand Avenue, between Calhoun &nd Henry
eszeots, whose name Was pnbliehed IN the Ta1BcNE
ss one Of the allen exempts, Indignantly deAee
the eharEe, svers himself an American citizen
~ IA IT, 10 sh1e to nske the correction, and
n,,1d 1se e11 nlcased II every one Of the gentle
1ne 1yhnse nam 60 arc there gwen were equally de-
atrous with Mf. Merrill to etand clear On the re-
rora "A m American citizen. Yet IN this case the
INIT docs not lie with US; the name and residence
1xas rsported 1t the Provost Narshaus ONCE or 1t
,1nuM not have been written by our rcpor&es; per-
h.ns fis IA not the only case Of exemption obtain
- nnder f,,.. n,etrnces.
So
S1ABB1EG-A RowDY 4EsArIT.-TWo
1,yo,hars named Peter md EndtIch Anderson,
~are rrsprn,n1 home from church on Sunday
a,antoo ,ehnu they vcre nc. BY four half drunken
1,sn Nm nssanltea and struck them. The bsoth-
.+s toot refure In a house adjacent, where they
-.w.,na6 n1,ont half IN 1,our and then proceeded
r.r,.-~-d n, tho rc,cer of rntario and Frank
N."s.- ~ ..s. ar.sta,,sr hr tbe bn1l,ca
An ssfee@e ae5 "e'o v'et =. 49, M
who Immediately Teconmeuced the assAusL ihe
brothers now prepared 10 defend themselves, End
1sd - Nth s.cf popd address that a1l four Of the
'm.s. ~ ~ were nrostra,e Il onr lime Thcv
ass-& Fa.ss ~ w. - th.r. 1-.,,,no :,
nstsr inrfctinr ! wound oY Eve aud half inches
.t,s.4 ,nro,.,ner.n7n nf M inrh
IN aenS1a Ana 1oou' r"1s.,ts.aa rh.
deep. TIE 1ueulaf Fean ~as p''o9 y pnraosds s15
wound WIS dfeseeo oy ufs- =. ~ ,As aesr.
, 1863-12-22
TRACT OF TIE
Night Blooming Cereus.
Night Blooming CereuA.
Night N1oOn1fn& CeFeus.
Night Blooming CefouB.
Night Blooming Cereus.
Night Blooming Cereus'

Almost exquisite, delicate and fragrant perfume,
distilled from which II takcs tts name.
Manufactured only BY FHALod O. coS'
BEWAuE or coUNTKErEtr5
AsK roe FI1AI,oH's-TAKE 10 OTHER
noss-rSlC-lm Sold By Dtuggista generally.
e~House and Sign Painting, Cslslming.
Glazing. &c. Paper Hnngings anu "'Aoo"
ena1sa' ~ +, Z. R1opY, 50 Randolph street.
,.- kSs1 dec15-s593-lm
xs- n,scasss of the Nervous, Seminal, Urinary
II poxnsI Svsteu,a-ney and reliable treatm en-
n re1nrts of lie Howard Assoclatiou-sersh BY msi
IN sealed letter envelopes free Of ehaEEe Address
p: so1ts u sf;a Hnsh ssssst P6isdelpb;a F.
no@ I6GS{5m
, 1863-12-22

f. Hoffman, Tohaeeouiss under the Sherman
IN Enrope. an elegant assortment Of Nserchaum
Pines and Cigar Holders. They arc moat suitable
article for ladies' to buy for presents. E. Hoffman
guarantees them to he the best genuine 60 and
dolph etreet dce:sssso'-51
, 1863-12-22

~ Go to the polls to-day and vote TOT
DR.. Wagner, the Union candidate for Coroner
, 1863-12-22
LOCAL MATTERS.

Io11pAr G1FTs.-Chrietmas and New Years arc |
fast approaching, and the subject OF suitable guns
for both old and youns, are exercising the Minus
of ell to an unusual degree. Our Juvenile readers
are at present anticipating with good deal OF
anxiety, the filling Of thcir stocsings BY the old
rnain whose store house never becomes empty
Of its inexhaustlble etores Of nicG-uaeks
while children OF IN older growth are wondering
what proofs Of tl1al regard their olive branches
will shower on them. All who want an endless
yarfcty to select from, viii patronizo the establish
nent Of Tallmadgc & Co., periodical dealers, Gus
ION House Place, next door to the Post Office,
where may be found everything in the ahapc Of
chtldrcn's toys, albums, and Ill other kinds Of
gifts, with which ne are not acquainted, and 1t We
were it would puzzle our brains to recapitulate
them, Their stock is Of the largest; thelr pr1ces
Reasonable. G.ve them call:
TIE LATE Na. lrcrks GuRNEE.-The funeral
Of Mr.. Lucieu Gurnee will take place u bis resi-.
o'clock. 4 train Win leave the chieago s Miwan.
iec dcpot at IN o'clock p. m. An friends OF the
fani.y I'm | aIe invited to attend.
Throat und Lungs.
chicsgo, 81 Broadway, y. <, Fhysleiaqa for Thy Thy
Lungs, Including Bronchitis, Consumption, asth~
Dr.. James Huntcr,i in charge Of the Chicago Office,
/
s8 Washington street.
December, =, 1865, decss> s995-TuosSF
sa the atsnten Ct onr Essde'Es to TO- the
| Nally & Co., 81 Dearborn street.
| SoDEE Ttus EyENISG.-The sofrccs Of Prof.
! Nn1tine'e Academy are held every Tuesday aud
| Saturday eyeuintG, for scholars and friends.
! persons Wishing instruction in Dancing are re-
| qnested 10 cali At the Academy corner o1 CLARK
| and Monroe streets.
/ WASrED-A partner with q, 600, n the best pay
| ing manufacturing business In tho Weet. The bu-
| siness can be carried On In Chicago, or IN nny
other etg o. aee ths passsss ,ay psse@s 81 n M
! Of buaireee can be done per annum, ct profit ot
80 per cent Please call at room y, Briggs M House,
Chicago. oeSss5.-lt
tlyc chnndred valuable gifts were giyen to the pnr-
chasers Of book, ct the Original GIFT Book Store,
| 81 Randolph street, under the Matteson House.
one door from the corner Of Dearborn street II
he III a sS so:e e.
advertisement In another column and list OF siHa
given out 6atutday.
Etlantic Monthly fer Jan9asy has been ,1.ss r.
Subscriptions received at $3.so per year.
IA s11our Cold" Corous.-Few arc aware q
the Importance Of Checking C9agh o5 H. "sngnft afn
nsng, % y Would yicid to mild remedy. II neglected
soon attacks the lunge., "BroWa's Bsonehia
Trcches" give sure and almost Immediate relief
MILITARY officers mud soldiers should have them, a
they can be carried In the pocket, and taken as oe
| caalon requires.
o-Eruc rHrp0RTArION OF GENU,
, 1863-12-22

r~ Go TO- the polls to-day and vote for
Or. Weeaer, the Union candidate fos cospaes.
, 1863-12-22

Ro1:D1ERs' HoME.-At the last meeting Of tue
Homo It WAS resolved to maIe speeta effort TO
,coJ}eet this week large sum for the use o! inc
Home. Each cauvasse1 il expected 10 90 nes bee@
In bring In 1aroe amount on Saturday.
, 1863-12-22

BAH. II A1D or TIE EoLD1Ens.-ine Aau'ee
Aid socieE In the town Of Jefferson ~iA g1se ss.a
bah, On Wednesday evening next, ~ sae t""a
ponsn in 1cf(ereou, In aid Of the fund
, 1863-12-22

CAxp POTTER is the name given to tne
wooden banacfs now being erected tot the 1s.o
n}po3s cavalry at WEight'a Gtose. Inc lamp ~
..,,.sd .f,er Onarte.1aaster j. 4. Potter, Of this
city.
, 1863-12-22

WAsrED-A partner with q, 9o0, II the best pay
ing manufacturing business In tho West. The bu-
other cty OF place the parties may prefer in nli-
nois OF Wisconsin. From $50, 90 to o0ol worth
of buaineea can he done per annum, ct profit ot
ChiFago. de.aS.s91a1
, 1863-12-22

DRaKE>s BEAR,--Ycsterday man appeared
In our streets with large fat, black boar. which
would weigh 40 Ms. probably. Jns. D. Drake, Of
tho fremont House, bought him for SO, hui he
vas as much At 4 }oss Whist to do With It, as tht:
man who drew IN elephant. Finally be concluded
to send him to the Cincinnati Soldiers Fair, and
he accordingly directed, l&beaaed audstaznped him.
aocoraine to tho rules of the Express Company,
who put him through to the Queen City dead
head~ The managers werc notified by telegraph
that 4shrutn'' WAS coming. II this bear has as
natural IN antipathy for copperheAds a. It IL sale
:;has generally bore for copper-faees Qn1bans) h'
,esn be used to advantage down On the border il
squeezing them.
, 1863-12-22

DIRECT IMPORTATION OF GENU-
INU MEE3CHAU
, 1863-12-22

The Committee on Finance reported on the pay
OF the City Assessors, which Was refused a. INC
ipc ihc sums proposcd. Laid oyer under the Tale,
4lao, upon an order Of Aid. Hahn to tnefease
the pay d drivers and employ wagons 70 tako pA.
lie power to make The Increase Of pay, bat To-
commendlng the employment OF WAGONS. &C.
QoncuEred In.
the esne rate OF psy IL ii paid to bridge tenders.
Co0crzced In.
, 1863-12-22

4asku1T AxD BA1TXR1.-John aannon was
,,+rn,cht before Justice Mcdonald yesterday,
chsresd with abusing his wife and son. The boz.
1sd Of sixteen yearsr had leff home On account Of
the fathcr's abuse. He 1cturnea On Sunday nisnt,
when the father drove him from the hoose' ana eas
~. c1othes End boots to pieces With an axe. Han
nr ,v.a fined 6A0 and sent to BtiaeWsn for ninety
, 1863-12-22

G1rr BooK SToRE.-Iast, Saturday more than
ire hundred valuable gifts were givcn to the pur-
chasers Of book, ct tic Original Git Book Store,
81 Randolph street, under the Matteson House;
one door from the corner Of Dearborn street. II
10 sure and 70 tho Original 9Th Book Store: Sec
Hdyertiscment In another column and list OF siha
frfYfD ont SATURDAY.
, 1863-12-22

" ANTED- employment. $75 a
w month. AGENTS wanted to sell Sewing Ma.
chtres NC will give coa,mfssiou on ell Machines
sold or employ hEeats who will work for tho ahoEe
wages and ~ exPs1ses paid For
, 1863-12-22

NV A n T E D-Correspondence.
W Two of Uncle Snns boys who have been COZ.
and Raf desire 10 them With little * thS
sptcc Of life 'hy opening corEesEonde1ce Eita - 81
ETe and e son,eqnensee Aadsezs5 Ttfn phps9 iss
Regiment Illinois Infantry, vtcksbu1g. Miss.
, 1863-12-22

~Atlantic Monthly for January has been re"
eeiyed By McNally = g, q dearborn euee'.
, 1863-12-22

FaERpMES's AID CoMuss1oS.-An tn~
formal meeting of the Northwestern Freedmen's
Aid Commission WAS held last evening, In tho lee
ture room Of the Clark Street Methodist Church.
Rev. R, ", Patterson, D. D., presiding.
The meeting was opened with prayer by KeV. Dt.
prr,oughe. President OF the University Of Chi
ca,o aiter which tho minutes Of tac last meeting
werc rcod by the Secretary, Rev. 7. H. Eddy D.D.,
and approved.
Rev. Prof Fisk then read the report Of tho CON-
m1Aee appointed TO nominate nine additional men-
hers OF tho Commission. Tho following genslo,
n,en were nominated, and we1e Afterwards declared
ceoted: Hon, 5. II. wilson, Rev. T. y. Patterson,
nm, Col. R. B. Mason, Rey. ". G. 91ckson, haY
| Pres, Burroughs, Rev. ProI H4ycn, y: j: 1l4n!Se
Esq;, J. Y.far"c'' Esa'' and he'' = A. Ao's
The eight gentlemen who aze alre.dy meaobera
| are: REV: L. Patterson, ReY; (. A. SIP baI
ReIa s. VII Williamson, 'sas Re7 Il. BsSor, Ka2
| Stewart, ReY. G. II. Fowler.
This minutes of this and the previous mee,ias aa;
records mssa M Of tie commisslon; and
The meeting then adjourned tn next Monday
| evening, when ohce1s Will be elected
This Society is Union Of tho Western Freed
mems Aid Society, Of Cincinnati. and tbs NORTH
| western Freed1aAn'a Aid Committee Of the Anert'
can Alsslouary Society. The object in joining the
two Is to promote T. greater efficiency Of opesaaon
SALARIES or TEAcuEns.-A meeting Of tht
principals OF the various schools Was held las
evening, at which 1t was unanimously resolved Il
petition tho Board Of Education for an lncrcaso Q
salary. This is much needed, as owing to tn
great advance In al1 the nccessa11ca OF n1e, Il
these war times 1t ia impossible tor tae teaehes
to live On their pfeaent salarics and do fu 1uaIic
! IN ,ha cumbersome duties Of theis profession. Th
education Of the youth Of tho country at the pres
! cnt time is not a mere matter Of dollars an
cents, but one Of the utmost importance, aad
will prove much cheaper in the end to pay ,ns
remuneration 10 the teachers for their aefVaceE
than to employ Inferior talent NJ any price,
, 1863-12-22

So1uEE TIus EyESEa.-The sofrccs Of Prof.
Hn1tine'e Academy. are held every Tuesday aud
Saturday eyening, for scholars and friends,
Persons Wishing instruction in Dancing are re-
u1lested 10 cali at the Academy. conner Ct Clark
and Monroe streets.
, 1863-12-22

WT ANTEtD.-a6o a Month.-'Ve
w want Agents, It teoa Month. e7peases paid,
thirteen other new useful and curious articles Elf-
teen circulars sent ffee. AddEeas SHAW q ELAhhs
RffdcforI Maiue. aexSX1&f3IQ
, 1863-12-22

ALLEGED pBAsrARDT.-YestcrdaJ afternoon
. colorcd man uaned johnson, who Was EN-.
naovrA ii Zittelu'a restaurant. ~as arrested ana
e1snfncd before Justice Dc WOLF on charge Of
ha.tarly preferred against kim By young Fhlso
unruau employed in the same place. He was COM
,nIttod to stand his trial at the Recorders Court
In aetsnlt Of 500 ball.
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