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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-10
THE INAUGURATION OF a WHOLE.
SALE MURDER OF PRISONERS.

Ii isa current complaint of the European
sympathizers with Secession that they get no
accounts from the Rebel side--that they hear
only Union reports Of the progress and incl.
dents Of the War. They know 4 great deal
better than this Every single oiheisr report
of any conflict by Confederate commander il
no sooner published in Richmond, Charleston,
Vicksburp. Mobile or Grenada, than 1t finds
its way across the line aud is eagerly repub-
lished in the Journals of the Union. 1t was so
with Beauregards report OF the battle oil Bun
Run and has been 80 ever since. SO with
every important Proclamation, Order, or other
re.cript from JEFF. Davis or any OF his
satellites. So with the daily mauiiestoes of the
Secession press We have never omitted one
of these that SIC deemed Of conseq uence, and
never garbled one. however unfair or unjust
We might know it TO be. We have probably
printed moro matter of this sort than has any
journal in Dayiss dominions-not that We do
not utterly dcteSt tho traitors aud their cause,
but that we have faith in the power of truth,
aud would. have our readers view the great
controversy in every light which may be east
upon it.
DO the Rebel, initiate this policy Certainly
not. We have published aud called attention to
Dayis's Murder PrOclamatIon-cyery line and
word Of it-they bciod Lincoln's Proclamation
of Freedom. but they will very generally ab.
stain from printing it. And Lieut.. Maury mas
had the Wit to wlitc to Europe that extracts
rom Confederate Journals reproduced IN such
az ours must not be- credited, as they are
often forged As no single specification il
given or attempted, We are convinced that not
ouy ia this allegation false, but that Maury is
fully aware that such is the fact.
Dayis's manifesto, or1er;ng all slaves"
caught in arms against his Coniedcracy, to be
delivered over to the State authorities, to be
by them dealt with according to aw-that is,
put summary TO death as insurgents, while
their white officers arc likewise to be treated
AS lcons, and out of the pale OF the humancr
usaees Of warfare-has now been published
throughout the loyal States, and soon will DO
startling Europe. His abettors on that cont.
nent will DO their utmost to conceal the fact
that the author we'll knew that Butler had
been recalled and superseded days before he
issued this Proclamation Of Murder-that But
lers name is only used as a blind, the menace
of murder being really directed against the en-.
plo, ment Of Blacks in the struggle for the
Union. The Richmond Enquirer OF the Sd inst.
in an article we reprinted yesterday, says:
1.-THE Proclamation will DO but little than tho inss
cent expression OF Lineoa's rage ana hendshne., Il will
tell the world how bad he f. AMI what he would ks TO do "
could Bun, for oil tho rb':aatial Parp,se' Of the
war are concerned .hi, dsgaoe exhibition OF amiof will
b, whsJy gSss.I,'aA 1, IVA "a, Pauts w Pgs'aasa o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-10
Nrw-yoRk DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY JANUARY TO- 1863

ratified their action at the polls, and West
Virginia hes ever since chung closely to the
Union by an Overwhelming vote. But Lescber,
who 10 so fierce for Popular Sovereignty" ID
Eastern Virginia. has 40 notion Of giving it
play in Western. 10 his Message jsst issued,
lie scouts the suggestion that Eastern Virginia,
if permitted to Leave the Union, SHALL not drag
the West in chains behind her. Says he
&" cagDo, .sppose that any treaty Of peace As may be
agreed upou rvgnia viii rsgnirs me division q her
Territory, eoasea.n Heaiy naf wHi "Trip her 81 any
Portion # A,r i,rqn. beey thst hs should con
tnue 10, 4dkae PERIOD than that TUgsia iah be rVsn
partially di'ms1d,ysd"
If that il sound doctrine for q State, why
not for the whole country We are accus-
toned 70 the division OF States, but not ot tae
Nation. Virginia was divided when Kentucky
was created; North Carolina to make Ten
nessee; Massachusetts b. the admission OF
Maine, to the advantage and satisfaction of all
concerned Virginia will be very large, and
with Free Labor a great, rich and THRIFT,
State, without West Virginia. She will still
be larger than all NeW.England excluding
Maine, with ample natural resources for sus.
tanning a population Of Five Millions. Why
can't the Governor make up his mouth Tor a
small dose of his own medicine Though not
pleasant 10 take, he will find ii remarkably
wholesome. Has he never heard that sauce
for the goose is sauce rs well for the sander
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-10
MEARY OF THE RERELLION.

We find in The Missouri Republican the fol.
lowing manly letter from two Confederate
officers, who, having become convinced of the
fact tbat they we're engaged in an unrishteous
conflict against the Federal Government, penI-
tently dcsire to return to their duty as GOOD
citizens, and henceforth live up to the letter
aud spirit OF their oath Of allegiance. How
many thousands there are who like snose'
have come to realizing sense OF their error'
and but for a false pride, would gladly iouo"
their example:
NUAR FArEyrtyILLR ATk, Dec - iSos'
CoLoSgL: We, the undersigned date officers 10 Nan Do'as
corps Of socaed Confederate army having become cot"
WINGED Of the wiokednc.s and folly OF th. Re0eon snS
oen by pore and honest motives aud an ardent 10
e 10 see speedy restoration OF our once glorious ana pp,
uon have at length latter lors journey 10 p'ese"
Ourselves the headquarters. on our route OF some
General commanding Unsd States forces on the rone' re-
specially requesting alike the privilege Of peacefully returning
allegiance and homes hoping that perni'Aos
viii be granted OF conveying families Norh' unaio
Tested ia person aud property.
It hoped. il inoonvenent Incompatible with your
duties. that you vail be sracousy pleased to represent this
matter the proper ocsls that may be attended with -
lite delay IS possible
We were captured the nth Of September luks.
M lppi aud turned for exchange NcksbuTg the
Is; November last. Daring that period. became 40
qulin,ed with Col Mo4ner. commanding cavalry briSads
and Col Dubo, cOrin. MAJOR Bslrii ProvossMaTshs
Cai,o Cob Cox and lieut. Col Logan OF One Hundred
aud Fret illinois Inlry. stationed At that time in Cairo. and
alter converting with these and Other Federal officers We
convinced that position Ia relation to ths Federal
Government, and consciously untoua5ls and
ed aud w
led 10 assume hostile attitude against It, Then faithfully 70
keep sacred In letter and spirit the oath Of allegiance whes
administered, I, the solemn intention OF
Your obedienl servants.
z. GRAHAM.
MAJOR Fi0eenth Arkansas Infantry.
f. T. D0RT0N.
Frs, Lieut. Fifteenth Arkansas Infantry.
TO Cob u. WloRERsuAs, Commanding Cavalry bus'as'
Fayetteville, Arkausa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-10

crushing ont of The Rebellion Are they a.,
monifes.ly good deal more solicitous 10 prs.
serve n ths social organization of tho States
now in fragrant rebellion than to vindicsts the
authority Of fhe Union? We can nowiss TN,
derstand this manifesto az consistent with low
atty ard respect for constituted authority,
while it ID calculated to give the mos. en-.
phasic aid and comfort" to rampant treason.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-10

ZACIlARIAH CHANDLER was on Thursday re-
elected by the Legislature of Michigan to tie
United States Senate for six years from the
4th of March next. We thank tho State oil
Michigan for having made so wise u choice
and we congratulate the country on the re-
election of Senator who has ever been found
faithful TO Duty and Liberty.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-10

The 'San holds up to reproach certain Of our
structures on Gov SeymOur's Message ou'
cOnceals from ito readers the citation and as
section of it Dy which we fully JUSTIFY tnoso
structures. We regret to SEQ that the mora
littleness Of The Sun fully keeps pace Win W
material dmilutiQa,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-10
si,iu.I'la siers.

On and after this date, THE TRIBUNE win not
,s either oorpora.ion individual shinplasters Gov
.rnmen, postal only viii be received Tor fractions
of dollar.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-10

TO CORRESPONDENTS.
No notice can be taken Of ANONYMOUS Conn,n,,s "a
Wbs eyer sinended for insertion rnnst De sSsn ~, ~,
nv the Ssne ana address OF wrier-nos neses9S i'
unblication but as guaranty for his rood la,lI
Ntcsnnot UNDERTAKE 10 return reIeriee Is.a3 IN
Az .as,n, stts ,or this oics should Do sddrs'ea 70
"IHE 1RIBUHK" New-E Oh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-10

pressed was not equa, TO the honesty and "a
gacity with which they wore conceived.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-10
MAJOR Titleenth Arkansas Iu

MAJOR Fileenth Arkansas Infantry.
T.. T. DoRroN.
Frs, Lieut. Fifteenth Arkansas Infantry.
TO Cob D. WlcKgRsuAx Commanding Cavalry Bsissds'
Fayetteville, Arkausaa
, 1863-12-15

vending its way home about 1 O'Clock, creatfalien
and dis6eartened, looking re1, like thc dog who
II The e good , people of Chicago may well hold up
their hands in astuufshment at the audacity Of
those naughty railroad men, who, with the. c1am-
set ut naught the majcstic howltngs OF these cx-
oRe of htm s yas Aeas nGt s'a S{ ~
Wsegah gin ponted to % lie tieneh I mad made "H to 70.
ceise ons;of tie elecpe.e-he said: ''Wabssh is
dead; beyond oil hope Of resuesitat,on ~
IT Theee EeEs hopeful oras for tahey potated not
but also to tic speedy removal Of the Injunction,
which Ike an incubus hangs over the Blue
Island line, TO the setting toe of the twelve thou
hRsRG poon ne tie M it, VII a. tRs
opening up OF IN avenue for t1nFei 70 the ten
thousand others whose only means Of commnni-
wankee avenne. The Injunction is now ! dead
carcaee-and like one, It stinks in the nost1is OF
the pcople-its life has departed, that which gave
nceds but slight effort to turn 1t ovcr into tho
grave, which opens wide Its ]aws to receive It,
Each Of these lines IL fmpeEattve1f demanded BY
the Sss 81 se Ts 1 10 esRhse hs & as
Division is already iutersected By Lines Of road
which divide it 9p Into small portions as far as
land for distance Of two miles. and is well GOV
cred By one line, although others arc needed to
Iadntc from It's intersection with the Archer road
The West Division is cut through its center By
but great square tract Of territory teeuning with
humanity w. On each std aOse Ha30 psopSs i'm
p1 Bua nd vii
iieTc them. Each OF them bisects the grcst square
through which it passes. and Will enable al to
reach the center Of tie city with lesa than half
mile Of walking. The resfdcnts OF West Chicago
hare great cause to congratulate Themselves that
the management Of their travelling facilities hes
in the hands Of body of men possessed Of 80
yFay COMPANY,
, 1863-12-15
CITY RAILWAY EXTENSION.
A Track Laid on milwaukee Avenue
interested OPposttton-The FoF-
ward Movement.

Another street railway rack ia being laid in the
Wcst Division, and soon the whole Territory OF
eleven and = half square miles viii be 1ntersected
by these lines Of Communication, anording
cheap, quick and commodious means to Its 1000
Inhabitants Of travelling from every part Of the
city Undete1red by the persistent opposition dis.
played to the construction and grading OF the
Blue Island avenue line, or perhaps We may say
encouraged By the deep sympathy met with in
nearly all quarters in TINT attempt TO furnish ar-
cling facilities to the pnblic' the west Division
ea1g h.u"ay COMPANY nas eommeneoa 10 1ay
unek a!ong @n"aakee !s a:snus 10 me elts Nm.ts
euunsss ~" .ae naopa s.1ees tuas W -
ae.a-da. 1a.,,;1a ~ .,a,.,e.,1
sestefoay mofmng' ana oeiofe nish1in mad com
pletsd portion Of the track. The block on Des-
plaInee, between Randolph and Lake streets be-
inr rlankea. Inc rails are euikea down upon the
-.,e ~-i.tn,. ~ ,.aas - .1ea,s.. pafss .,,s
'oao "t-1ou' Ms ureu - s'eefTae. AanH auu
Eleepcsa were distributed along milwaukee, ave-
pue and serenity FIVE to hundred willing pairs
of hands sctzed the material and laid it in fts
S,.ao a,.a.,t1n,, .ra entnr 90 th.v .ra,t The
p1aec' eAea'at1ne "tto .n4ne 10 lucy Well. AAe
Milwaukee avenue track was laid from hinxic to
1p5,ans n+raet
Na~.'1.N ~
LIE matter has been fof come time agftateo- Il
is well known that constructive powers were con-
, 1863-12-15
AMuSEM EN1S.

McVrcKER's THEATRR.-Cubas continues the at
trnr,ion at NcYickers, with no diminution in the
interest and big houses which Bhe attracted laRt
week. She repeats the French Spy for the seventh
time this evening"
MusEuu.-J. ". Loncsgan, with his dramatic
connany. who has been playing for some time
with h,ph satisfaction In Milwaukee, opened at
the Museum last evening, with the Lady ofLyons.
We will epeak Of their performances more at
leneth hereafter. Tonight they give Tom Tay-
1ors. sterling comedy Of Still Waters Run Deep,
In which Mr. and Mrs. Loncrgan sustain the lead
ing characters. a..
Coon Mus1o.-A large number OF our citizens
have pleaRant remembrance Of some beautiful
music supplied by the Rice Family during the con-
tfuuauce Of our o-be-forgotten. Northwest
en- Fair for tho benefit Of that noble charity They
were volunteers for love Of the cause, without
money and without price. That good deed should
eusure them good house on Thursday evening,
II they had no other CHIN; but fortunately they
can produce other Claims which will appeal to the
rood taste Of the people. Let them have an over
flowing house.
RoaMsox And HowB's Cmcus.-Thfs popular
p1ace OF amusement is commanding its fall share
Of public patronage, and this week they offer new
claims. Several a1tistes have been added to the
company: among them Miss Lizzie Donaldson On
the Cords EasiIque and the little Angelo upon
the trapeze.
METROPOLITAN HA1l--Arlington & Co.'s Min
strels. have an amusing programme for the week.
The '' Panhandle Ballet Troupe and the ETH
opean Cubas" will appear.
TIE VARIETIES -"The Cocaney in China, !" to-
gether with full programme Of other novelties,
are the attractions at the Varieties.
MUSICAL UN1oN.-The Chicago Musical Union
rnre their sefnn Chamber Concert at their hall In
, 1863-12-15
THE GRAND WAR RALLY.
meetln. Of Committees to Perfect Ar
rnuGcnlents-Subscr TO tho
County Ronds-ss{srand War Meeting
Tn.mOFrDTF.

IT, ,rrenanrc of m 1nv,.,..o, sxor, tha Ro,rd ot
Trade NJ War ccnrnIttec, the DELEGATES appointed
from several leading associations met at the Bosrd
of Trade Eoons, lest eYcnipc, to counsel together
to make arrangements for; holding Mass War
Meeting on Wednesday, evening. -,
The meeting was called to order by j. L. Han
lected from the different societies represented.
On motion. Chas- Randolph WAS called to the
chair, ana Norman "ntams al. "assnosea Secretary.
Inc iono"ang na"eo otaesa'es Hete Aaea le
ported as being present from the organizations
~ Roor,, NJ 7zad<-Jobn T.. Hancock N. X. Fair
6eaTM Ehss g Rsn5o1rS ard + y MINI ~ L.
AefeoaIf Aefea ~ ~ n HinaSa1e
e1; Tas III Wo Eeaon
oaTa g ITdae mGT ,iosna 10 ntns;yo1a nasv s,
}o9n y III 31S11el' eamoe1 ho"e' e. ~ D'nSn''fe a1o
Ssng s ASoetatigNeran 4 dsa:S IsSa1 Williams ma
f. NRtmna1t. RhtgRI, w. N' o0'' 49, - '>'1' '@''>N
y. naast ~ tha sat;nT 1rere h-icHv sfntei
Ihe 9sests o. tne u a mel1 preny stae p
holding MISE .+ a goud NJ 10 H.
and 70 asSet.n vor la. stateS tbst nsr s,,
.,r5 e. e ~ ayfnT the Ghiesrn Sesren,a
Mutual Senesotsns angnl S, III III
rs. !eo rthn bsncfst nftbe ornhana memher her
t11t as asnra,,on aox as n1escnt AMI asate5 the1
IL -$Au7 ask \ Sh1n hr+Al lr$
had e.pendsd psraaps ST. ana rs9 osno o.
nasiG, ~ a1ra ~ Sor int on15o.s '' '"e
1nsI H. Wane6rt aaid r. xvnnId naFantee that thew
NJ; atn, ,hst % ~ 4h.1 hs5 sS-nsn5ei AMI tT:t
sAoalo .i 1J IL teia5 ~ har3 ~ tSar hsn1s
enG a a,,11,gE thc-n Th;e 1parnntr uss reoci4ei
I., aau ,pI1yy.a snpIy ond the SnSmenfs Mntnnl Renayn
III hpsociat,on SPECIALLY invited to attend The
sast;n@ !eas t1seoet"'o1 @'+'<>'1 ~ '''N ~@'~
hses'ng; e.. gSt,or u 11ra
31Ha N mor rhas = W. IN Mao w.n 15vr,uo ~
,.a eitixsns ~ heli nj RnyAv n.I1. IN WFnwrs
- tuo ~ e1.s~, .~s7Sn ~ nerf ->@>-N-' w.
= ~ motIor ~ T. a Tnr1n, \ rn,,,natfee cnnsjat
w. ~ one from eseh hod1 WA noTnf1ated to
eeS1,rc epeakers for lie meeting, The following
1cn;ie,,cn Wrrn nominated: j. " FatwelI ~. E
fa4aa.t fusn = ~ = HancnrE r. 4 Tarinr an1 + II
RoEeeta' - - - -
IN Motfon nj Norman Williams. the following
s,tteo r. na1nrf;n0 narmnnent ntfir-rs fnr the
,sa!ian scas ~ ehoaen. 1nrr of TraeN K. Fsr
hsnls. i,ity CouncIl-C. G. r. Holden: +. II. A.
II II Ehenard. Mere Ass'n.-MerrfIl Ladd: Su.
~ ,nof;o,, af 4 a Wicker fomm1ttce n, Ar.
ru1e,nsnts were ~ nominated by the mcetine. as
tsmE.1a. = y wirter samue} Have 6. r. Eow
ton4n9 ~ ErSo-.rnHd ~ -. Ean1nai ShncTfnrJ and
r TYttsworfh
snnn-rienrs Shaelford and f. s. Taylor statcd
~ ,Sp 7'ectinc TIN act;on that hai bccn taken by
ne srpsion IN fbe nes
darI ssiraE1e to know what jsppstion could
~ ,aa" II thn hnnis nrnyidei they were issued
sac. ~ her synn1d he no diffcntr vhateTer
~ taseinr fSe n,oney on the bouds. That the war
must 20 On e1d Ee must ali put ous shoulders to
thc W6cel and help push 1t forward. We now have
enIie,mcnts. Of stand our chance In The Iraft,
-. - a;,.e1 ~ ~ tho nlj ~ rnfhnsi.rnn
, 1863-12-15
LOCAL MATTERS.

~ Messrs. Herring & Co., will today place In
the office OF the Chicago Chicago Dock Company
one Of their largest sized safes, afe-proof con-
taining an inside burglar proof safe, made Of the
celebrated Ffankllnite," which 1t Is impossible
TO drill. Messrs. Herring s. Co., notwithstanding
their Immense facilities, tnd 1t difficult to keep
pace With the demand, and we understand that
they look forward to manufacturing thelr eales In
Chicago to supply their constantly increasing
Northwestern business. They inform US that
Allan Pinkcrton, together NTH some Others, hare
ordered safes. which they mill deliver in a few
days, Of tho largest sizc. A nne assortment OF
these saes can always be found at their store, No.
, 1863-12-15

CASE or SELF Po1soE1HG-Poss1DLE SUI
cmE.-Acttng Coroner Calvin De Wolf held an IN
guest yesterday morning on ths body Of a man
named Nichman, untire OF Berltn, ,Prus'
sIa, who died sometime during the night Of sun-
day last At the Central uoose, On Randolph street.
from the effects Of a dose Of morphine. The est-
dencc addnccd On the Inquest did not point out
yesy clearly ths circumstances or moral cause Of
death. The following is Z summary Of what is
known and believed concerning him:
Ths deceased was about thlfty-e,ght years old
md believed to bave wealthy friends In Germany.
from which place he cmigratea to New York about
nine ycass ago. BE settled in Syracuse, and was
married there. He removed to Chicago in April
last leaving his vile there: he is believed to hare
tcn her in consequence OF some family difficulty,
hsF1ng been heard ts eay once or twice that his
VIE Whs aot tsue TO him. BE went to work at the
qnently vent 10 boari Ut tie ceutsal House ia
feu III about Ten aAys ago, and was treated H1
'phyaidan for bowel complains comnllcsted
po ioI das had d haIa a II
III. About O'Clock On Sunday af1erno6n Il.
called the porter OF the house snd sent bin fnr
ten CENTS worth Of morphine-sx grains-sa,yinr
says md th4t be could rtand Il no ionsers IL
-. roTtes brought the morphine, and tht deceasrd
mixed It IL water End drank 1t al of. He went to
alecp IN about ten minutes aud the porter len him,
ing. The porter yirited him again about O'Clock
yesterday morning aud found him dead The Jury
returned ~ their verdict: ="
~Ihat the said Dc7uhurt NitGh1nan came to hts
death on he night OF Dee. u 1868, Of morning oi
Dec u. 1ec2. At the Central House. in the city OF
Chttago, from the eheet Of an over dose Of NOR.
pisne Administered BY himself. without tbs know
ledge ofhis Physician"
, 1863-12-15

his appearance from dny to dsy, with Patrick Car
aher as secur1tyfn tho sum OF sa0:
Judge Van Bnrcn at the conclusion OF proceed
irge yesterday in this court made the following
olfTtz Te1ed n Thst Ill ciTH cases 10 be tried by
inrr must be noticed By either party for trial by
1ho service q written notice upon the opposite
az lie term. and separate trial docket for saeh
cases Win Be made ont BY the Clerk and al1 such
cases will BE- disposed Of on the first call OF the
docket.
+ntan 1,,, On the first day Of the term and cases
ready for trial uill be first disposed OF before
taking nm the criminal docket.
, 1863-12-15

10 State street, but commendatton on q safe with
such world wide reputation as that OF Herrtns's
Is unnecessary.
MAN M1ssMa.-Jas McGeeny, lamp light
Ct on State street, is missing since Saturday eren-
Ing He commenced lighting up his lamps on the
corner Of State and Congress streets. He lighted
three lamps only, the LAST being at Enterprise En-
gine House, No. s3i State street. lie is Of medium
height about 80 years OF age, and has lost the foEc
finger to the second joint on the left hand. Any
Information about him will be thankfully received
by his family, at No. .ss Quincy street..
PROFESSOR FoRE1's 1ssr1rurE-We cali
In this issue The Institute Of which he Is the
head possesses philosophical appesatns ola very
sqpe5fof, character. and Facnlty Of well Tecos-
ladies' the institution will take high fank. Pro-
fessor Forey comes among ns well recommended
Hon Une a.
Senator for New York; Hon. William Kclly, late
Democratic candidate Tor the aubelnatoriaf chair
aes to q
the members Of the Faculties Of tho Universities
q Chicago, and Of Rochester and Madison, New
PEnsoxAn--Last Friday Mrs. II. J. Mason, Gs
69nt ea the ghe G
| worth SIS. At tho same time Mrs. +. ".
| For Of Lake Zurich, Lake County, re-
received an Ice Pitcher worth $&8, with an Album,
On Saturday, HI. j. Conrtright, 70 North Sanga-
mon street, received with IN Album Caster worth
| &12. Last evening, Lieut.. n. II. Wing, 8:h I'LL
| nofs cavalry, received Cake Basket worth
$1e, with an Album. The same evening,
| Mr. P. r. Morgan, proprietor Of livery stable IN
reaa Of the Sherman House, drew with an album 9
sugar baaket, worth S1a- All iu want Of splendid
photograph albums. family Bibles, pocket Bibles,
prayer books, ANIMALS and juvenile books for the
holiday presents, should give thls cntcrpr1slns
house trial, or send stamp for catalogue to
dec16EaGr1t All. KELLEY, Chicago, III.
CHICAGO AuADEMT OF scMEcEs.--A special
meeting Of the Academy will be held this evening,
| at the Museum Rooms, in the Telegraph Building
| paper will be read by Colonel Daniels, on Hi
nois coal. Indies, as well - gentlemen, are IN.
| vttcd to DO present.
RB hon. J. Il. FarnBworth bouSht photo
! graph album at the EnEden City GIFT Book House
153 South Clark street, and received castor wortt
! S18. del5-s627-lt
"F1sE SHEFFIELD CuTLERY."-McNally & Co.
81 Dearborn street, have large assortment OF ex
tra dne pocket knives. They are very nice pres
| eIt for Christmas.
w uouse and Sign Painting, Calclmlng
Glazing, &c. Paper Hangings and Window
| Shades, at wholesale and retail.
| r. E. RGDx, 80 Randolph street.
Box $500. dccl5-s59s-lm
, 1863-12-15

TIE BRIDGE AT STATE S1REEr.-It is ex-
pected that ut tue next aeaaion Of the Common
Council, the Board OF Public Works will present a
communication relative to the construction Of
bridg. over the river at State street, and submit
an ordnance authorizing the work. Should the
Council concur-and OF this, there is little doubt
the work will be completed by next spring, In
time to relieve the other bridges on the opening Of
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