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, 1863-12-11
SEDUCTION ON The STAGE,
a FnntomIMtc Ltbcrtiue-A Sad Re.
alIty Behind the scenes,

An evening paper Is responsible for the yo,loss,
lowing statement, which, If true, presents a nd
contrast to the humorous associations OF the nan
tomsme performance The thread Of the atorv !,
not difficult to un-Rorsl:
lew days ago young and pretty Girl. M.
more than fifteen years of age, was fonnd Sganjers
3ne n the streets and weeping bitterly. The nj.
a se to0S he5 to ths Central Station
@ blush tn very ehane. Her name waa-no matter
%has-she had been q member OF .sweJf
kno"n n eaIlst troupe, where she was known
Ing gill in the cltE Of eSe Eev w. Yass v,tS sew
MiaoEed t9 mother dependent upon her scant lea earn.
a9s cV IT, t1oPRei The stayaten prices
aninwsf IN person, an advertisement in one Of the
dai3y Pc Mpspsts. calling 70: a dozen good iooktna @
gf's os 1os ts ta1d b'!s.tsoupe she clams TIL
troupe for short trip to tho West and H. 1,ce
offered and The faet that girls Of her
were going, fndEced her to foin The corps.
,hc raae one M ame 5hey arrived In Chicago WHERE as
IN repeated attempts to zuin hcH, tuned Eer o inf
the Street. When ehe demonstrated with hirn a.3
pleaded her condition. penniless and in stranoe noe
ss aEo saed .9'a that 1eT it, to go to hpase
Into the street by this man since tLeir arrvnl n
Cntcago: an Investigation has brouchta little mars
n{ s1ata {h toffht -Four girls hsye been found who
by the wretch, after had ,.15
and, as In the Ease Of the ciri abnye manttana4'
b haa been told to seek their livelihood in honsea n
10 Inree Of the four as1 striving n vaia
street, and froms thence went to sinailar estah,
Ashment on Fourth avenue, where theY now ar
In addition to this 1t has been strongly hIntaa
that the fellow charged With these sed9ctions fas
married two wives, both Of whom are still 1iv;no
and both deserted. s'
, 1863-12-11

thc dase OF LAST report they had on hand at the
| Of Inst report. Aeso ~ - -
Rcccireds slnee rom County Tfeasuf11. S.6a SSS x,
| 1''''.'.'.'....--.-.. 1900
Paid to soidiea; isnn;c: ~
Exnresa eh.;;,s. $1.Eaa5
Stationery, &c c..'.'''''.'...:." 4.oo
Ealance nn hrnd 0'"e.'"...:.......... &C 11403
2''''.''...-- .-...... 465.0f
~ Iots':..:::.......:.......,...... sG:.......:.......,..... 2,s4a51
tae committee further reported that at thu data
- - ct 10y report they were visiting about seTen
ty ty-AFe Hmaies. Since then twentyssix nsmas here
Eeen aooed 70 the list, principally lauiiies frans.
Trd 10 their charge bJ the Board Of Trade War
r,s.s ru1o Snmmittee They were constrained to re-
E9st that sort OF oflAxty had to some extcnt axiet.
beo,, ~ oasang recommendations, and somc had
pet pefn nee% e3%ncedsd to them who did
l3 receive Assistance. The committee recommend.
GO tnoronEh recanrasaing Of each town by ia An.
perv1fof 10 the end that the list may ia nrnne1v
revised. Referred to the committee 1T once.
=, coMm1mcanon WAS received signed bY Eona
). va9 BIgEtns, John n. Wilson, Joseph GarY. and
T.. 9; Mnnaoe. @Edges Of the various cou1ta ask
3nE 1or az increase OF salary to the bsIs afatino
that FLED per day was too small. The Rnsr3
s. per diem. ~" AN%e VI pay 10
Supervisor ". ". Taylor called attention n +bo
nlthy condition Of the Poor House Durini Gvnnr1a
Ae moScd that the Warden be Instructed tn All |
W ceItain hoes and fence it. The present coadi.
ion o. tne grounds Waa disgrace to the county
RRe.eleo 10 the Committee On Poor Houses and
Ihe Board then adjourned tin this morning a. 10
, 1863-12-11
DIR. l. WMSL0W AVER.
CHICAGO THROAT AND LING
INSTITUTE,
TO All Aflieted with Catanh, Threat Disease,
and Affections Of the Chest.

:, Dr. !. Wins1ow Ayer Physician for Affections O.
inc IhFoat and Chest, McCormick's RuildInr
sG1ne, Sfs Of Randeph and Dearborn Streets, g1e
= ns eatse attention to this department Of praet1ce
medical aid, either. for Catarh, Asthma.% % Broo. ~
cation. eA9A'. '4an' e.315 appu-
Rev. E. y. Hagar, Rector of TIM chnncb =, 4ba
Holy COMMUNION; Rev. 4 Lord, Agent Of the M
American Bible Society Hon. Wm Ginttes mem. m.
esa9s Ssa 81 'ns aed4es htfMats1s; G. Pus5
Southern r. r; E. n. Tucker, Esq.. snec'ai naSn.
z Of GIfcu1t Court Of this city; Capt. Wms Naspn
Capt. Wm. Sherman, Gov. N. p. TalImad d.e- fohr,
y. Bartlett, ESQ.,, and others OF this citV not -
mention hundreds from out OF town, have cert,ae5
to The ef1cacy Of the new practice, ~S% N'AAso
de1lf642-2t
, 1863-12-11
HORSE CARS ON MILWAUKEE AV-
Meeting Inst EvenIny-A n1xt.fo,, ~
1ntefeata-Rtval meetingY.


.... s,.,aek ~ ~ s,a aaa. o1ening at haI psa
seeen oeosA' a. No. l1a Milwaukee arenuc, 70
me pu'poeG o. discussing tho prophety Of COL
Nj, HEM Ackhofr was T., ~ ~ o..,s 4naakee a7enu
- ,an,a $3.50 VS. ~ INC CHAIR; and, as neal
ceedinge, meeting had been held vecS hatpxe ~
at which committee was anno,ntcd n c,r,a,.ss
ns,;,,on for the s1cns,n, 70 circulate
other interested persons, to The effect th,t tsa, @
were. anxious to have a railway on the ovsrns
This petition was to have been presented to o tb,
eo'aooa sounso a. Hs last sitting. on Monday
evening; ont me committee failed to do its duty
had been in secret conferencs ,.ts patt o1 u
pstrosd he,,or11. ~. &c n m'ta ne West Cit,
Ip5 @s'a ~ t1a1 tae wabash Railway char
ba a We;t ana 9sss antafo.d
not isy down the ne' the Wabash Horse Ksisay
pose The railroad. ~ "'S organized to op'
ruE 1owrp ~,.1
q, not,on ~ ", Feaeaas.A.n aao. o.
d Was cenca en 70 INC Chair, and Nj. Boehelef sp-
p9nte9 see1eislx, sslx,1
tie property hoegs On t!fa 1na! at meeting
posed TO la51ng d2Mn c5ty railway track On ssid
hsennc. eommttee had been appointed to ctrcu-
tSs Of the p5epsf
body adopt nesaafea to nroTen4 ~
eostaeu9n TO-, OF nc street with such railway OF
ishfn1iT and hanpstI1 soolm1Llee Ind failed to
meeting I'D aetsd the wishes s1sa of taas tbs
a ~ mofed that another commit
out he Effect Which the t1 eaHy
nnImted aas sac named gentlemen we're a
Esman schacter s5 and Rf, fensenthall, Hovess,
,onmotion, tic meeting sdjourned, 10 reasacm.
The he conn;tee .s ateat at o'clock.
ing nut Of whichaa - tas pEss1ons meet
nma1s VISA notI ana disorder and confusion Of
had been fn tho oenni1G 70 end part Of which
hat they were rot paa5v q ~ me Ear
inuInn @SlS ~ lS and the meetlngj WAS ad-
Thnea sT.e ,hesaH ate.
road Were eocd ,pnn WAC ~ wern Opposed to the rail-
stIalsFs which they did Thefollowing Is report %
The cbairnsn ~; ,o
hose T. b ,ag Io road
the ciizens M"aG pe TO hs own t9terests: But Il
mental to thar .aG Haa 20 woud bc really detr
pnte n sesbness a as to ae
snd f-;nt ;;nle9 70 90 done which would benefit him
all ana 3ninra NOM but hs IT, wss sure wond benet
tbs ss INC road who were now for It, aud
ess rn"a was = Mpesong every day less md
ccssuv upeas al the e. tnas so eoua Be sue
we opposed It were iaed to their true
N'e thera 20 sa1 aux is ash
his voice. How STOOD the lactsf Peon1a aif!aiong9
descriptfons nnd thaa naa stoEes Or various
peilcd on account Of lie trnt'c ~ r.a os CON- CON-
produce 10 Increase them. Instead Of the @Sa1q an1
large, handsome aad f3Gn spring np
ee beeei tSan In eo1a 2aaqe Se
going Wv to town to 59T fbe
Ho Eome people said the street was too narrow for
, 1863-12-11
BOARD or SUPERVISORS.
THIRD DAYS sEss1oN,
VtAIttS 10 RECRCIIH-NO AOyEY-THE
War FUND COMMITTEE.
INSPECTION OF PLANK ROADS
Auditing of EsllIs-An Ad5st,o,
TO the Court House-The Vex.
cd Question of Salaries.

1he Board Of Supervisors met N session vea,.,
oaJ. The following wezc present, The prrsIacn,
- y. Auen, aod Supervisors Alger, Brown. Brn5,
Soois cainmack. Charleston. Campbell. Chan5,o,
Dolton. DeWolG Drandorf, Edbroot. F1srn,"a
fa"c1, Gibbs, Gage, Goznley. Hopktna- H.rn1s
Twin 5ohneon, James, K1hgsley, Morgan Nr-ies
mcalashen, Aecadezy. Miles, olendorh p.nct.a-
Flnney, Pnsheek. Peacock. Rees, Robinson Pn.
een, eh'els, schierdinG, Strong, Smith, s.cinbans
saemmaner, schaskford' ". ". Taylor, E, 8. Tav
MORNING SESSION.
tourumcnt. f1oHaa1 10 &C.
ahe minutes Of tho Preceding days session were
leu ou. .no appfoseo. with = verbal amendment.
one Of the Justices, askioe for na-1a.d -.
the statutes. Referred to the apnronr7,fs oo1,. ~
tee. oF"A"eo e"nanot'
nouRT1ss FOE REcRu1rs
supervisor Gtbba, of the War Frnd fyo,,r,,....
saaa tnat tae committee had yieited eIx or sayen
oanAe1s IN me city, with reference to procur3no
money for bountiea, but had met with No ancon.s
report: N@' A'lo"'ns
,eeed aae }ae on The War whom WAS
Aneos1anon, requesting the Board to nrnVida ~ W
lepo T. y E,.sn e Volunteers last e
The request Of lie sid Association III an,s a5, ~
conr3 ano r. ADoanty ct 500 should be given 81 tbe
tonn!g 20 1ut nom inquiries made b. your Commit. liz
money can be Ut present obtained for the nntroas
HiT4Tlea. Iou Committee, thcrpfUre asf ~ r.
f1t* rom further consideration Of Ia snh
-. Ihe @ report was accepted, but motion to .aont
Supervisor Charleston suopes,ea t,..
appoint committee to ,Fsi1 On H. po., H 4oa5a
ano ascertain what could be done in 1e,,+a ~
, 1863-12-11

how TEE PROCLAMATION WAS RECEIVED
-Ihe f1ea1dents Proclamation, offering pardon to
md restoration Of the rights Of those rebels WIN
would return to IN unconditional n.ttoual ala,
glance, was readily Bfr. McV1cker at his Theatre
on Wednesday night. The Theatre was crowded
WIN me beauty and fashion Of the city, who after
the Proclamation had been read, manifested their
w appreciation m @ by rounds of applause, interlardea
Eyerybody went into ec.taeies over It, Gentle. Gentle.
men sWnpg their hats, and ladies' their handEar.
sn1cis pr1Eate boxes dress circle, parquette, eaI
iefy sno !obby-each stloye to out do tie othef n
exeamations Of delight The orchestra strucS IN an
Aail, Columbia" following with the @Star
spangied Eanrer,' and Yankee Doodle''-the an
feet ard bands: It was popular vefdictE5aa ont,
sEckcn admiration, Spontaneous endorsene ent-
oy al parties, OF thc policy sct forth in tie Pro
, 1863-12-11

DRAYhEs's WAcEs.-Yesterday quite a
discussion aroec at one Of the depots, between a
stranger and drayman, which for time promised
to end in row. The stranger contended thst he
had been ovcrcharged, while all the .draymen nrcs-
ent insisted that the price charged wns ACCORDING
70 their last adopted List Of priccs On the 1btb nf
To Michigan Central, Cincinnati All Line. Ga,"ns;
md Chieeg9, Dixon Air Line, and Illinois Ccattai
DepotB, each SHe. TO the Michigan Southern
Ailxaukes, Chicsgo d Rock Island, and Alton :
st. Louis Railroad depots each ofsy cents pesioad
, 1863-12-11
DIE D.

~ Canton, Mass, Dec. .5th. JOHN C., Jr. only chi1f
o. sonn y and Hannah 7. Peck of WaukegaD, iii.
nedRssday morning. sth last, HELENA r.. daueh-
3monfhs. s'' 0seo ~ tcasS aad
er s Friday morning. 18th tnst Mt 10 o'clock
Tilted to attend ~ 5 .iain5 .iGn,t M a
, 1863-12-11
Night Blooming Cereus.
Night Blooming Cereus.
Night Blooming Cereus,
Night blooming Cereus,
Night Blooming Cereus.
Night Blooming cereu..
Night blooming Cereus.

most exquisite delicate and fragrant perfume
Manufactured only by PT.Inv T. Cav
HEwARk or couyTEnF1rrs "e"''
ABk FoR PxAIoA'g-rAKE M nrrrvp
nosf161m Sold BY Druggists generally
p,sa,s :, INC domestic Dyes
and most perfect means Of dyelns househoia Az.
{o 2afe sser presented to the public They embrace
40 aiaetent ahadee, and include ali tie new ard
on Six and wool can be seen and The coiora nrs'
eareo OF the druggists. decT- cT-R93SSSt-xW&F
, 1863-12-11
THE COMMON COUNCIL.
UNANIMOUS VOTE.

hounttes to voIunteers-Seventy-R
Dollars Voted to Recruits.
, 1863-12-11

Oiseases Of the Nervous, Seminal, Urinary
= nno ee1uA Syatems-new md reliable treatm en-
u aePotsg oi The Howard 4esociation-seut by mail
r. ete's sai1in let1eE envelopes ee charge Address
snnts nn Hinth hnought9n, Howard Association, No.
ma -ffSas... . @|S&fuset 4~
, 1863-12-11

Balance on hand &too0s
ofLyons and $50 to James Morgan. Totaf $500.
a, The same Committee presented q report ffom
ne School Commissioner showing the way ia
Whaen The 6100 had been expended, which was ao-
nropIated at the last session OF tho Board for the
yMent 9n a o. cxpenacs Of Tcachers' Institute held
staa, tne past quarter, At Klue Island. The
ccpted and ol ldesed nlcd. Aek''As "A3 ~
WAn kuHp.
The war Fund Committee reported thu. sspcs
, 1863-12-11
Qt)ifa9o Qribnne.
FRIDAY, DECEMBER II. 1ssa.
THE CITY.


LILO VII T..
- ANOTHER FAIR Cosrprnn,,,,. IT,.
,.n..o,s - 49, r. SoN1A1ou11os.-lhc
tae 1eceapt OF 3lo0 from the Ladies Aid sor;
1ooe' "41' PEI y. ". Hoffman.
GKEnAnn1spe ~ - .
nthrr Co-o-.-1sS. 1toFost Marshal,
strns IN .to, ~ s"s onae' ehoald take efac]
4lesvin, - w .s,sA Aosus OF young men, who
hsrn p,-ss. e".usn Iof Canada and Va,lans
~ 4taloe9 nock together.
:. BuRm -
. who f,rnke {nto p...,..,S t.-.' .Ho ua'sl
:, stole III he thon,ht - sa,,,I prog ,"!ce'
- ,ev.r,,..1 nc coo'a maze available, '
' ,sna. n.ssl saa!, ano ne!d IN f6oo for his apps
=
LAHoEN1.-Mary CQnlay, woman who
faee bora traces Of dissipation. WA ,,r.,c"as
~. .se,.t Saso Ia' 5eetefaa5 morning Tor larret
1ne eomptsinans, Mary Harris, stated that the !
ts,e from the New York House. sha ~. .a.u ~
maed lot ftaat in default Of bail in saoo.
j. Ppsaox., -7te...---|
-ni,..sa. s~laeu1enant Colonel Robert
;. ,..,s 'e, "no WIS severely wounded at the Ia
~ wsas..a. - enat.snooga arrived IN the city {
.Wnsa. -. 4a9 u stopping with Hon Robert
II command of the III. :. &C. Colonel Gilmore VT
and WIS shot through he thich snd y ,ns battl
~ euu unable to walk but is cxuected ~ 10y y
eof@s* "
EsCAPE OF THE GRENBAtK Cnr,-rv,,-..
-m,-Danfel Mc&Y1,a+sr ~,a.-- A1HfL1'
= cnnnt crt.;t- e., "aose arrest for pass1
toned In these columns Yesterday h,5 IT. 4ne'
nation before United st.to. T.s-y NOV US e1ato
w-t..a.w-.- 1sHs1e commissioner Hoyn,
. T. Ths @s ~ aS de Was bound oref for TIL
n tnc eum OF 1.IM and While on hie wnv IT, + IN
a. hesn "a ersy "a an md made is escape. So ID
---- 'e'"A7a.
L1EUT. COL STUART Still I,y4ra
are pleased to learn that a dtspatch IN. TO-, =.
celved to the effect that th e Last dftn.trb ,rnaa
Ing the death Of Ieut Col. Stuart. ~ ,ba o.,
Illinois, was erruneous and that h. ts 1fv,no IN
a Taaa ~ prospect Of recovering 1nm bis wound
1nso he Ioen sesela conflicting dispatches
gcnee received vii move l1f nest ints1li:
and conva>esccut A' - ause
.
StaAokkh IRON THE EA1T.-A comranv ef
fosty-two children, under the csra If a ~:
and n, D, Perry. nasscd thron.,h cs,s ~ y. L. aAen
dsy en 1o.1e ~ t e SS..ae oaga r. Inlcaso yesteE-
H.. ",a 1~s ~, 20 %. o. chaFlea Whites!de county
Inc directors Of which. Jte a tuafrinna corL. y
education as preparation for entrv i1tn II ~
families, for adoption. The clildren avers 11 9..
1Dto ID years Of aEe This n fhe etnS+H.; t9.a -
tachmeut sent out by this Institution to TInoIs .
-
MORE @GRA1BACKs-"-At1 10 o'clock YEA.
1etdo5 morning, eight hundred md dfty-e.x rehe,
prisoners, Including one dead one. arr3vad bo-.
, 1863-12-11

20 70 TIE BEsT--Go to Bryant l. st.stton,a
Chicago Commercial College, 10 rct thoSoueh
practical business .edueatioa Fof efrculsra a.
Git 11Gss teo4G;9'sing 4;'g stanpa) BR1Axr l. srRATroy,
, 1863-12-11

CAvALRY.-Our friend Robert souders WIN
has been connected with the N. ". Co. oasco NJ
thta city, Ia authorized by Gen. Fa,nsvor1b and
Major Beyerfdge to recruit for tho 17,h J1tino,a
cavalry regiment. Ills headquarters will be In the
1o1thcnst corner Of the coar. House square. ThIs
~ good chance for those wishing to Join thlaarn
II the Eerrice. '''' '4'7 - -
, 1863-12-11

To the Public:
toward a. Percy, formerly clerk for me. ia no
!. WMsLow AVER, MD.
chicago Throat and Lung Insfitnta
S"''"s'' oes' IL 1oos. dec11-2,0.at
, 1863-12-11

ANOTHER FAIR CoTTR1uuT1oE,-Thc 3sdv
managers Of the Northwestern Fair acknov1oaa =.
The receipt OF Sl00. from the Ladies' AID soria.,
Monroe, Wis, per G. ". Hoffman I'''5'
, 1863-12-11
Kful EState for Sale.

FOR SALE-Valuable Stock Farm
lor sa1e, 10 Tazewell county. contaln,a. ronr
nnlGred acres nader cultivation: balance pastrc and
TnEeF .a1d; stuated three and half miles eaat Of
stfeam 91 water running through he farm 'A'-'3
~, 1 stoe9 ana grain farm It cannot be surpassed
w}th ha,i Sood cellar, vel sad eise:n 11so one aad
Tate1 near; one large frame barn. 8I65 fssi atsbis
hsa4n T1th q cot1 crib, onbundlugs, &C. Also
+o oIERks.Oue-feurth cash; balance OF payments on
Ear 81 5ears E1th nnnual Interest of a1 per cent
Eot furthcf Information, inquire Of John STILEg
on II R5eImtses, or SETH TALBOT, JR, fremont, hi.
, 1863-12-11

bills Of F. Schneider Dr. Peabodv Whea,s. -. Lns
y. Q. Q; Halte, Dr. 7. Mackenniera, Ds. Wiliia1n
SSte,gcr, D.: :. \. Isham, Dr.. Holman and Il. J.
sns bfSwn, ~ amounting In a to $s1o the majority
2eStsd &c On The ground that county phyaician is
, 1863-12-11

DANCING AcAnENT.--Join Prof Martiue,a Ar,d.
envy, corner Clark and Monroe streets. Classes
every Tuesday and Saturday eTenfnn Sso";a7s !,
Friday Saturday and Monday. dec1.sSiiast
, 1863-12-11

Friday and SATURDAY.
Dec. ,l1th and l9th.
aus morning Lerees arc usually least crovan,
THREE LEVEEs FRIDAY,
From II to LIZ; to ~, and 7Y to JIM
FOUR 1EVEEs SATURDAY,
From Il to 1as; to ", TX tog
TEE LAST LEVEE
TO eommencoat HALF.PAsr NINE o.r, ocu H.
eolately atef the roEular nsrfn1nsrcs a1'
Wead,n1 re General and Lady viii spp:p In ,heir
.s the lie Niss Ia1InI. IMGR ena hl. beautiful lltaa
SSa oabsesR'y! Su1r he as. W. ~, n.as Sa..
EaTnnm ~ tIhnvlns seceiVed that sum ftom Nj
SSE VAT fsiEsfsss; s. sna1l.,t
Hers ars Married coup,c. r,.cnc,o, ,,,,, on.
psrtecs il fo,S anS fts,., s1s One Hundred Poanas
Haf 20 Mondetnl No srserih.n " ,sn So
Educated. Intelligent soci.i .M,his ~ Icy
mao can wonder that crowds tspue e
theiE 1n ate eagef to- feast theIr rYcs heforr
see heiT ts seni0 s0 smother and2 "We snai aaSeS
A. he opening Of the II o'c1ock morn,,v 1.x. H.,
and his Lady viii wcaF tho Tn1yTc. 1 .1e
Raraax nA1 Feb i6h, ISL The1 THafen M On tneas
g5eat variety Of fascinating pezSormances IA coa -
H. Ths ,tsh and eost.y wxnD1So rnzs.S.s ..o
PUMP ~ the crowned heads Of Enrnns Vii ~ toa
,ao1fed At each 1evse. Tt't oe ex-
, 1863-12-11

AeC1p1N1.@On Wednesday evening uu
accident which was not announced on n.
Programme, occurred at Bryan Hall. aa the
people were taking their departure At
the close Of the performance, The Mat.
form on which the Ii liputsans exhihit
Themselves, was loaded with q large aud m,xed
assortment Of young men, who were bpsily en-
gagod in admiing the fair ser and the latest etyes
az they ewept past to the door. But chm ga
came Ger their dreams, for the platform Scared
crowd OF people standing on It. One yonncster
@ hsa 9 dental operation Performed ~ 10 exempt
niaa non ne dtaf another had his leg fractured,
could out Of confused mass Of broadcIoth. pafent
leather. and ping, hats. Capt. Nelson, Who
them Of the danger, but no attention was naid
, 1863-12-11
Host.

0sT-While T going to NcVicker,s
at hc rs ssen11g n stste jackson ss
MI oe literally rewarded by retarntnE II to
--e-s- det.a2t91t
OSI-On Tuesday evening last.
norf II III sae Gars: between Clinton, Iowa, AID yrec.
!ope containing Eghteen HundFea ysll1 eve
basnee n @ IN t, ene hundred bs and she
Eve HLSDEEb DOLLARS VII. 10 naid ~ TT 4. o.
Illinois. " " - Do1As5Aoet FEGoports
,OoI-from corner of Wabash
s1f axenne e I'D EShteenth street, black and tan
80 viii b Paid for return Of astd aa m On eo1ss
ol Io2ey Boeth- fde1os1o62tl T. P. TpaEY!ee EEY!ee
, 1863-12-11

GoScEET FoR THE C1rF M1ss1os.-N.s. Bostzvic,
ana oira. hloss, assisted By Miss konkey;nnd first
claas ha1pist, HI. Lumbard, III. sa6in and others
WI WI gaEe grand concert st Bryan Hall On Monday
eeyening, DEG: IL In aid Of the City Mssion'
sao1ld anything be needed in addition to fhesc
names, ne are sure that the noble charity to whic
me entire proceeds are to be gi7en viii cnsnrs
Large and appreciatiye and delighted audience q
, 1863-12-11

LIE ALLEGED FORGERY CAsE-Ip vester.
days TRIBUNE, NE gave the particulars Of an Al,
legged forgery case, In which W. II, Ranstead an5F
B. Marshall are charged with forging the aicuature
ofCaptain John L. Hyues. Raustead had an ey.
animation b fore Justice Moore, who after hear.
Ing al the evidence offered took tie case under
advisement until t3o O'Clock to-day. It apps.ra
that al the parties were in Springfield together.
and that caPt. Hsncs agreed to pay Ranstoad
ana Aarahall to II they would collect the var
claim nom The proper oMoe.e at SprinrdeI9 snS anS
feccspted for the same ustng (as it appears1 csnt
t|1e.d Hy1es q1e En- :,.3 In the 1nssntme Capt Hynes
Chicago: hence the cinim was paid tTice hv ,.he de
Goteanmsnt of1cers-oncs a. Chicago, again ~ ii
sps!ngheld, and Raustead md Msrshail afs he1d n
3of foseey. The decision In Rausteod'e case xviii
be given at two o'clock to-day im1nedia rnc.
ccedtnE which will be the cxnminat{on ,T r q
Marshall on the sAme charpe ~A - -
, 1863-12-11

An lpuDEKT THEFr.-On "Wednesday
afternoon Cyrus B. Cobb, Esq, chief operator IN
the Westefn Union Telegraph of;ce, ictt his over.
coat hanging up In the rear onsce. In the pockets
we'e wallet containing small sum of 1nonev :.
letter and small paper box, containing a rn,d
t1ng, studded with three PEARLS. Shortly after he
Ind occasion to get his coat but no coat WIS to ba
found; some one perfectly regardless oi tho laws
1t; although several other coata On the s.ms r.cF
WerS lei untouched Search wns vigorously made
LOT me mtsa1nG garment Abont N hour nffer
in the Court House square, by soma hoy. 'oeVo ~
1faee mas yet been discovered OF the thicf. wv
, 1863-12-11

}sGitSsa siS DO On the ground that county pSysIcan i
| Pun1Ic BUILDINGS.
| The Committee On Public Buildings rcportef
Concuned In. NN7 "4As
Ale1ander a Rutan. plumbing. saa +,
| .. hhe1Wocd, sewering, 6c.....,..i Is if
B. F. Chase GAIN m, a1peInteFs. 6speIa ~
NnlKoHh, Hubbard 4 c., steam d1turea e .fa fa
a. he3n, locks and IeJe. eJe.-.....,........... is
s c.A: Ho{e,, table for County Cierk........ 4.o0
q. Palmer, oil cloth. 81 ~ ~
T. Clark, steam regulator. mi n
., The SANG committee reported on examination Of
and had eome to the following conc!nsious: Tbaf
no9e OF NE vaults are fire proof; the clerks ofre
r. = aaIge enough to accommodate the business Of
Gup!ed BY the Recorder are too sma}i IN srcn.ne
Q9te INC business OF his ONCE and The TanIt fhe-a
III 1 ncI conneetsd iS too small and nconvenent BE-
iaroiy. none 81 the volumes Of naps arc eycr mi
@ N me Eao.s ior want Of room. The committee
aseommcnoed that = building be erected with the
Esuare for The pse Of The Recorder Of Cook caunt1
They submitted the following: >'4A'''
Re.*r<6, That the Committee On Public Build.
end estimates for such building for tke nse af ts
Aecofdcr OF Cook county, to be jocatcd on The cast
M soe o. tEe pnblc Square, provided the CITY viii
thss Haa and report at the next meeting Of
snperv1sor Gibbs moved that the report be me-
Esptcu ana lald over, and that the committee he
instructed to procure plens at cost moi eTcrndir
*t2.uus and report ut the meeting in Mnrrh. Tosts
IN notice OF Supervisor Dolton the eubiect sras
laid orer to be considered at two O'clock fo.dar
supetf1sor Dolton moved that the Board mike
over 10 Daniel Iobbins the north east nuarfer ~
"a ne fouth east quarter Of Section 10. fnFnshin
70. swamp laEd, as per contract. Ordcreda
eapers5sor Robinson offered a Petition Yrnn,
aselton Morris Aeling for 1emiesion of Aeaeaa.
merit, referred to the committee on Fonaii@atinn
q taxes. Similar Petition pss Drese1,fed frn,.
ne chicago South Branch Dock Conns1T snd
'c1Gf1ed n TO the samc Committee, ~"
!, Inc bo1ru then decided to purchase a ,ev
aoe6 LOT the Supervisors room.
SCHOOL c0M1lss1oHER
ane committee On Education rcported bar;no
The report Of the County Schnot 1on1s
alsslnef ana found II correct, The Comm;tftae /
epo7eu also That alfcr cxamfuinr ani oers-tsSI
Z ae amounts received By the Cou,nIesgcne1 |
oM :. 7cns sources, they deem the snm sde-
,ate. AL recommend IN additional Enm ~
per annu,1 Tor tile term Of otlce 10 which he ia
ected, for exptusfs in visiting schools, the same
be paid In quarter1y tustalnents. provided that
G said School Commissioner sha1 give bis whole
ne and attention to the discharge OF his duties
the Eaid on1ce- :
The repost was lengthi1y discussed and the re-
mmgndation was finally regauyed. By vote Of {
against IS. After an Intellectual attempt to fix
e sum At s. 600 It was finally decided that tbn /
npcnsat1on Ahould remain at $6m, n last
ar. |
rhe report Of the School Commissioner has t1r
lowing exhibit for tho present year. G