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fE!s city At his residence, ,on Fdsy evening" 18th
LIT. Deacon JOSEPH JOHNSTON. aged 81 yeavs
1le lHGetal will take place At r1gm 3uth Church
Gtfter Third aTenuc and Van Burcn street, on Mof.
Cay next, ut O'Clock r. NJ
A. L6Ee Mass. March 18th, OF disease of the bfafu
tUA BELL. only daughter of Lorenzo 4. aod Frances
Z. fol' ON, aged years, = months and II days.
A. LAIk1nsve. AlAhans. on the 1lth inst, or bra'n
!eTsf, THOMAS II. SMITH. drummer of Co. G, 123th
Fhtnets Infantry.
Qn Saturday, The nth inst. 1t ta1pass II D. N Mrs
city. VI 11s
Funeral will take place from her 1ate residence, 81
Prairie Avenue on Tuesday. 18Th Inst, at O'Clock
p. NJ
~ Michigan papers ase requested to copy.
0n sqndsy N 4@o5nins @ April 1.th, Of a'phther1a, AN
ME MAkLERREt Youngest child Of j. IN " ana
Harriet I. Jones, aRed one rear i've months And and
twtnty-s days. 01o ~
This fftends Of the family are invlted to attend TIA
funeral from the residence OF her grandfather f;no,
". Snow. ESQ.,, II jackson street, on Tuesday. tho
18th, At 1oH o'clock.
E Troyp apers please copy.
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past. one Of tho Union Aldermen noticju, the
omission said that II tho callers wonld add 10 the
iusness The ss'pg o. ona 1ies Of The police AID
no; thia wae just what the did not want
sooner than do th2s they would fosrso Tho tele.
1hey would not consent to raise the ealarIes wh,c
The nreeent composition OF tho police force con
unuce. Yet The vile Slosy can pile on the agony
abont underpaJ and worthy public servants,
ehakespeare mnst have had him III bis m1nd+s oya
' n he put Into the mouth OF one Of hle c1arsc-
teH:
s.OhI lean emilc and murder while smile.
And wet nv chreks with artificial tears.
And frame and sust ny facs to all occasions"
The arch traitor who fell to tho loves. depths Of
the tnfern8l regions, he who was a liar from the be
more acn mpfshed deceiver than the great rnIsee
fenatoE NJ Euns tho aecesh organ. Bat bis d:J is
over He hss fell the spear OF 1thuriel and on T4ca-
dsy next # will be driven 90 deeply into bis soul
that he will ekrlk Oh like his great prototype TO the
caveEne q the deep and take on him the natural
, 1864-04-18

The FOURTH WARD PAc1FlED.-Our read
en- hare been awarc Of the difficulty in the Fourth
Ward in relation to the candidate for Alderman
nominated at tho primary election. meeting
WAS called on Saturday night to ,hsrmonlze these
differences. Fully two hundred sud fifty persons
were present, and after full and free discussion
OF the matter, It unanimously resolved to sup
port and elect Samuel McRoy, the regular ca9di-
cate. This sau1actory conclusion ensures Re;
publican Alderman from the Fourth WardAand
EopE Cuuntiss will hare ticket Of leave to
stsy IT home and attend to his liquor traffic instead
Ct ttnkeliuE with city finances. Our friends have
drIe wtse1y. =.
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n Wv A41A14~ 4~~SI LAEu1&IZ0 1OT ~
u snsn desirable ho1sc I'd Chicago, i farm Of %
seres af isnh about 10 Of same timber. 20 partly im
6a. Sa. of fspsi, Sood :p5uS o. ra:er near aa@
orchard that bore cehty bushels Of hue trult Inst se
son: Il Is known % the Wttos Dtcsenson Farm, To-
and between the Northwestern Fox Ri1sT
Raltoads miles from one station md three om
be sold at decided bargAin It applied for within ten
days. Possession xyeo inm edlaiey, and IT, not sold
At Dundee station: On WEp1ssoAT, April e0th. be-
TWEEN tee hoG.s 70 md !? A. u Terms $500 $500
statrs, Chicago. ap5c492Y
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rsna ~; n neisg On TI1Esday evening" Hth inss in St
~: uNDEkW0UD. OF the I'D Ill. 1:es't, and Miss
fi.AHh A. PARSONS. OF this city,
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,:Tnuan.

TOUND-On the HYDE Park trim
valuable article, which tho owner en, h.-. ~
calling 1t ofite No. Union depot, prosln. proporry
ead paying for this sdveFtlsenent. aptft55tt"
, 1864-04-18

CouNT1ss.-The Copperhead candidate for
Alderman In tho Fourth Ward IL + beautiful specl-
men Of that attachment to rho divine Institution
which is the ruling passion Of his mtseegen party.
He fs the man who three years ngo volunteered to
60 before tho Grand Jury in this city to give ev1
deuce asainst George Anderson. c. Dc Wolf c,
Jenks, and others, In the 1ngitiye slave case He
is from Delaware, and Is one of the most intense
pro-saverJ men who e7tr CAME from thas section
whesc voice has been hushed since tEa exile OF hs
leader Val. Un;un men Of the Fourth Ward, you
cannot allow nos :orious aouthern- sympathzcr to
year. To be fose-warued Ii to be fore-as1ncd. II
you DO not beat him on Tuesday, the 1ault is your
oWns though not to Jon alone Hil be tho suffering
ard disgEaec entaied By his presence In tho coun-
, 1864-04-18

BRDGEpoRT.-There'a something rotten in
the state Of Bridgeport, the whitom home Of tho
poor and unadulterated democracy. Taking COM
passion on Mr.. Libby we give him tho benefit OF the
fee:
take this method to inform my friends OF the
Fifth Ward, that owing to the partisan character
aud Unfair dealings exhibited at ouE primary cleo
ZION on tho 18th inst. which compelled Us to With
bounce myself u candidate for Alderman, tndspcn.
dant of that election. hope my friends will turn
ont sharp 1t tho election On Thursday next,
where Cur rights and privileges will be protected
By the strong arm Of the law, and then and there
decide whether might or right shall gain the ascen-
dencJ. A. a. L1aay
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LOCAL MATTERS.

Ladies' Loyal Leaguc.-Mrt. Josephine
8. Grifhng will lecture before the League Monday
evening, April 18th, at 8 O'Clock, Al. the Young
Mems chrietian Association Room, Methodist
Church Block. Subject. " Mission Of the People to
Freedmen and Women.'' Frank Lombard will
pestreiy not sing. The public are generally invi-
ted TO attend
, 1864-04-18

SonR of Tc1nreYance.-Another division OF
this time-honored. and widespread order was In
stltuted on Saturday evening, at the church cor
ncr Of Park avenue and Robey etrcet. It will be
Known BY the nn1na OF the Union Park Division
crenssDg in numbers and lnlrence. An who arc
willing to work for the reformation Of thelr fellow.
men. or are anxious for their safety arc corlt-
THE, the Oldest and best Of existing temperance
organizations.
, 1864-04-18

Attention Mou1ders.-The Committee
appointed by your body, after comforting with the
psoprleto1s, came to no conclusion. There will be
injecting Of al monders at their Hall, on Monday
ut 10 o'clock. o. II. CASE.
hAf MFR
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.HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
At AUCTION,
Or FRIDAY, Apri. I'd, 1t * O'Clock,
At Dwelling No. J64 Michigan avenue, south
family breating % houseseeping,- consist.
inE Of handsome PaE1or and Chamber Fur4lture,
Py a1d Other IT. csrp.ss, CsoessEy. China nd Glass.
the sale Of Furniture one e1ccllsnt Family olso aud
Harness. aud one flne Mich Cow.
apl6 cfs5l7t HA. i BUFFERS & CO.. Auctrs.
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meeting Of Ill monlders at their Hall, on Monday
ut 10 o'clock. o. II. CASE
Chairman Of Committee.
Another 8reat Triumph in PIanos.-
Read tho following testimonial from sg. Muzio,
MueIcal Director Of The 1talian Opera Troupe late
In this city. The superior value Of tho Knabe
Pianos Ia noW almost universally acknowledged:
cu1cAao, Feb. 10, 1861,
Nesprt. j. Bauer i Co.:
GEsTLEAns-our Opera Troupe are At present
using four Of your justy celebrated KnAn2 PlANos,
aud IS the exponent Of the views sud opinions OF
the various arttstes, permit me 10 say: I consider
them rs UNSURPASSED N Dn1LIlANcY aud Hx-
GELLENdE, and pRE-HktNENr, WITHOUT L ArvA1. IN
THIS COUNTRY Or In Europe.
TnEm srPER1on QUALITY or TONE, combining
qebs
magic elasticity of touch and action, render them
sUrERtoR TO oTu1A NsTnUkInTs, which nAHHLY,
Proionnay impressed wish. he msn5 ,'l Valuable
qualities Of thcsc plano. most eheerfully indorse
the hGh I'd nsto.oas encoqs e,sEywhero
Musical Director Of the Itallsn lS Opera.
Third Ward.-Thc last grand rally Of tho
eanres will be held at uelns,ch7s ealoon On Clark
et1set, between Polk and Taylor. This evening.
ThcFt will be excellent -pe.ktng. Turn out.
Tenth YardcEs Attentlon!-rhere wilt
9 & g hsP91nsia ns %as9 q
and Clintsn strects, te evening .. Ss'clpck sharp
Let every voter be on hand. Good speakers MIL
aadress the meeting.
Eleventh Ward mcctIn..-Thcte viii be-
q mecisng Of The Union r,tn Of the Eleventh Ward
this (Alonday) c1ening at tho Cambridge House,
corner Of Carroll and Des PLANES streets. This ID
the ast meeting before the election: Let there be
full turn out. Good speakers will be preesnt.
Eighth WArd.--There will be two meetings
Ha n ~ Eighth Ward on Monday night-oae it i
and the other At Hiltnbnsci's saloon, corner Of
Blue Island avenue and Sampson street.
. second Tnrd.-The last Of the series Of
meetings IN the Second Ward. before election, will
te held At shrHter's, corner ct Clark and jackson
ond Ward, turn ontt
Sixteenth Wnrd.-A grand rally will be held
at the saloon nrder tue Gctman.Ii on Wells
ttrect, on Monday evening. Good epcakefs will
address tho voters OF the Ward.
8, Fifteenth yyard.-Thero will be held grand
mass meeting, On Monday evening, Of the Union
citizens Of tnis Ward, At the house o Anton Pentz
~ North c1a!k street. The following speakers
VII! address the meeting: Hon. John Wentworth
Hon. J. D. Ward, Col Eastman, Deacon Harvey,
1!cr lawson, A. G. Hesfug, Major Stevenson, CD
vim DeW01f.
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ALIEN VOTERS,

We present the names of s1cet.scansed crowd
in this iseue-encaks and coppcraeads- nn
the day Of the LAST charter election Voted for sheE.
NJ draft ibis frsxrant crowd started straight for
thc British Corsui's ofdce, and secured their "ext
emptlon pepcrs." These are the caaps p. Wao h3ye re
lie Constitution ed laws. Tho Irish element Of
courte largely predo1ninatee.
, 1864-04-18
BIT !. W1SeLow ATER, N. D.

Notes on Diseases OF the Throat and
Lungs, and the New modo Of Cure,
, 1864-04-18

ELECTION DurF.-Un{odmen. Remember
one thing. Your fate is in your hands On Tuesday.
He who having been once under the yoke, and vo1-
be eycr after a tlsve. l. 1t not worth struggle
hard struggle to be free? One good pull, hnr~
monious pull; pull altogether and the thing IL
done.
, 1864-04-18

FOR SALE-An Improved Farm
L In Jefferson Cook County, Sc yca miles nor,h oftha
Court aonss antly Improved Parm Of u in The
vile and KosehIll onthe Little Fort i;os Tie farm is
nosss hah s:.te q snd s under fence
and escuients ,ne tvostory lwelllng house, nearly
new. barn 1ce house wood house. root cetar, sheds,
Ernuc1J and all other needed buildings rendering it
one Of the finest farms In Cook County The farm Il
veil stocked With COWS AID calves, sheep, hogs,
which wi!lhe sold With without tbe firm. Poes.se
sion given lmrn ed,st:y For terms in9uirr Of LEVI
Cla1k street. upetarH. Ap 5CSS85t
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TIE PINT Vo1E.-It Is now, very well un-
defstood In copperhaad circles that two hundred
dollars has been received by well known pimp In
1his city for Ills influence with bis brother pimpa
and gamblers to secure the election Of Seutleback
We need not say from whom the money came. The
fellow Who followed hack through the streets with
loaded revolver In lis hand crying out in the
shoot" is fitting person to be entrusted With tho
ONCE 81 buying votes and driving the sellers to the
polls. Union men remember There Ia not a pfmp
OF showing biz face election day, viii not vote
Tor senteback and the CoppeEhead ticket, of which
ne IS the head It may be aistastefa1 for you to be
obliged TO mins1e With them at tho polls but ron
haze duty to perform. Ion must vote, Your
Union brethren IN the 1eld are content to run the
risk Of coming In contact with ver1nfn to ensure
victory.
, 1864-04-18

INIT c4hL.-Ihe Il copperhcads are good
on calling They issue calls as p1cntfntv n. h,.ss
beiea. and as easily MS the Biahon scnds m, -
minattons aRsinst the Feniane. They ucan cs11
spirits from the vasty deep; but one NAV ve,, nsk
them "a did Hotsppr, viii they come at ts r,11 y,
The coppeshsaa counc3lmen teepea ., cs& for 3,
meeting on 1hursday night fhll!ng whIos fhey
Saturday evening. 10 consider and pass H. ~ ~
alarm telegraph Not word atout raising the aaiar
les olthose mort wofthypu servants about whom
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

W7ANTED-Corretpondeuce-
w Three young oflscrs Of the sssa I'tno. hsv. A.
ing desire dtspai the enuu OF camp tile aurinE no
simmer months Wish the assistance .: 'hs NoIths
Dir asuknisss n opsstng condaensai ;,F s
sTsy." DJ enclosing . Carte ia yfst'e Qnc WI b.
t{anf1nttcc IN resuFu. Address Cant LEE ~ AoSp.
Iiept uARRT FAHLr Aph 8er;:t C1tAHL1A !ioWAHn,
sS,h Regiment ILLINOIS Volunteers. Ftrs 5riada, aoo-
end D!vlsen. Fourth Army Corps. louden, Iean.
npl5tsy61s
, 1864-04-18

Ear rase or Rex. Charles u. ThoEn ass
"A br,ef itrm In our Sunday edition, obscure1Y
limited Al tho painful and startling reasons for the
ahrunt termination OF the labots OF the Reverend
G n Thouoas in this city. where for several Jears
~ b.s r,lcd the pastorate Of the First Uaitsrjsu
Church j, Is the most unpleasins duty Of the
,nb1to journalist 10 chronicle events Of this charac
ter. CIcrfymcn hold an, honorcd position in our
communities and the grave derelict1on Of ona ILL.,
ins the sacred office falls painfully upon the pnblie
ear. In tic present Instances We arc jnpe1led hy
consideration for the Innocent and principal suffer-
eE nevef In such cases tho sectors In tho crme) to
nbraoEe eur re1esenee 70 the natter to the uu,ts'
The heastess acoundrel who ID The garb OF his .Eust
ed profession IL the author o: thls woe-
only dre1se to be sufficiently explicit that tho
ecandal may not he left TO do1t loosely and attach
ttselt to parties altogether Innocent and macon
scious Of guilt. The Tectetnt cler1yman's unhappy
female companion in this crime. vas formerly sa
pear eas tan S L he common , aiotment q domestic
happiness Tho tepo5a, so}oann ood o. af1 h,n ~ M
come he trcacherons confdant Of her nnhapP'aess.
aud 80 betrayed. she fell! TO return 70 he{ Chicago
sna o sPa
the storm bcioru which her reverend oetfayes has
Cr;mtna1s Of s1 degrees would be only too fortu
nate. did The silence in+tinctiEey cD,oined In be-
half Of friends. give re guilty SoIest from expo
euEe and penalty. Tbe olsfooed Ga!cago minister.
who gu,1tly fed few hours sfnce the presence offs
ssnijy whose confidence he had betrayed, must
csuy with him wherever he goes something more
not OF character that be lct solely to the self
and sclEinlicsed stripes Of the pen,-
tent.
Mr. Thomas wns formerly settled In Chelsea,
Mas eachnsette, ard later in New Orleans: Letthls
1x the IDENTITY of the peEjprea wretch who, for
EcttEl'of Eis position a. pastor Of church, un-
mindful Of hts VOWS to most es.lmable vile, has
made h5mself tho author Of \ startling domestic
drama which has plunged IN the most poiguant
grief and shame family circle among the best es-
tct med Of unr citizens. Let theirs ba the wnrmest
sympathy Of cur entire community, and let not
1ibaidry Gteal or e1aggerzto tha breadth Of the
case.
The clergy cannot be dishonorcd by the fall OF
orc Of their number, unli1 the taint OF Judas can
attach 10 the eleven who sat With him at meat.
The religious community cannot sut1cr By the lapse
Of ono, even holding their highest sacred office,
nnt II be shown that the fall OF Lnciler LEFT stain
on Heaven. Happily. instances like this which
now h gaiise M our Sty arc Of rare occurrence L.
security for tho tfpsta 20 rarely BETRAYED
, 1864-04-18

+: Sabbath schoolx.-A special meeting O,
Sabbath school Superintendents will be held to-
night, at ha1Epast seveu o'clock, at the rooms Of
the Young Mems Curisiian Association,
, 1864-04-18
TIE FOURTH WARD PAc1rED.-0ur read

y Beof.-I wonder that you will still be talking
Sirnior Benedict; nobody marks you.
, 1864-04-18

eAl7H MctLEES--lhe pure and unadul-
tcrated Democracy Of the First Ward have found
that their original drafts were not honored. We
suppose that F. ". BprnhGu found he was not able
to stand the tremendous run On the Bar OF the
nnggs. which would hare Inevitably accompanied
hle run for ofdte. he has retired. and the whisky
mnst now run from smother source. There seems
Eurnbam they bad nor gone the whole hog, &C
cordinEly when ihe 5etailee dropped out they took
up With wholesaler, man who could faruisb
out. He will make sor1y Itt oTtheir election T.
vofs Which seem to have been promised him, a.
much nom prospective family connections as be-
had not whisky enough in his cellars to purchase
tue @ soes q ths boys Of the Irish Legion, and We
people Of Chicago. But be will do to beat,
, 1864-04-18

TIE POLICE AID F1REMEx.-Just now the
coppezhesd couneilmen, candidates. and their OF
gan are setting up great howl about the made
quate pay Of their worthy public sertcnts whom
Tor year past they have 80 pe.sistently abused.
Ihey are i1ee as the hero Of the bottoulleas pit.
Only on Friday last offer was made to them that
u they would issue = call for 4 meeting Of the
Council to pass an ordinance raising the pay OF po-
lice officers and fremcn, the Union Aldermen
would pledge Themselves to attend the meeting and
to Fote for it to = man. The Coppcrheads would
not: They screened themselves behind the general
buslness 4ni6ble, de;ermiued that II theY could not
EaHy the Bridewell ewindle they wonld not meet,
The CoPperheads arc now rs heretofore, responsi-
bic tor the present Low pay Of the police ofncerx
, 1864-04-18

MAINE L4T AEs.-The Coppcrhcads s,.
setting up tremendous. howl about the alleacea
Maine Law proclivides Of John seasa. Union
nominee. They may well CT ont, for were
the Observation-Disclosures whisky ehops
closed, their occupation would be gone
The charge is, however, amply ridiculous. did
lse: yet It rnay interest the readers of the isee.
gen sheet TO know that 70 long ago ns August 1sbi
tho Grand Jn1y 81 the Rocorders Court Of this cty
made the following presentment:
q The Grand Jury IN and for the city Of Chicaro
nfe1 careful into the causes Of com.
plaint before said Jury, express their opinion
that most Of the bu1iness Calming the attention OF
the Jury, md consequently Of the court, and bur
denfng Tie cityiwith unnecessary taxntion, grows
directly or indirectly out Of the liquor traffic and
thus: furnishes etrpDg argument In favor Of q
nrohibItorJ liquor Law" By our State.''
Aba! here IL the Maine Law with vengeance !:
and bY whom, think you. WAS this piesentmcut
signed. Why, by men who were then and are
now DExocRA7s in good standing with their
party. i has the following aatnes appended
among others:<
Henry Fullef, foreman: the City 4, y. man.
Job Carpenter; now Cop candidate for Alderman.
Dsnfel 1.uns1; now Clerk Of Recorders Court
ana nre Of The txo bottle men. Casper Pteiees.
Gantlemen CoppeIheads Of the Ninth Ward, do
not vote :lor job Carpenter. he IL . Maine Law
man why did You vote last year Tor Dan O'hAfa-
IN "a MIME law man: Never vote for them
more yous apostolic sheet fo1bfds It Il you do,
0ilJ read yon out Of the party.
, 1864-04-18

CHANDER OF CoMMERcR--A meeting OF
the stockholders OF the Chamber Of Commerce was
held On Friday csen1ne In the Board Of Trade
Roome, the President, Col. Z. n. Houeh, In the
chair. Hulea were submitted by the committee
appointed 10 prepare tie same, and adopted The
Enles stipulate that the capital stock OF the Asso-
caon ehall be $500 eoo di,i:ible into 800 shares;
profits; that thirty stockholders shall constitute
Quorum for the transaction OF busfness, &C., &c.
SaQ5. co., nity per cent or which had been already
psid "! The building TO be erected on the corner
q Warrington and Lasa1le etrcets, would be car-
ARA Of the site, would hare frontage Of 9s feet on
Naahincton street, and 4 frontage Of 80 feet on
, 1864-04-18

4 WoHD TO TIE FES1ASs.-We wish to
call the attention Of the Fenian uen-not as
Brotherhood, but az individual voters-to their
plain duty On Tuesday next to themselves and
their country. They make professions o. loyalty to
the constitution and the government, let them show
their fa1th and fcalty By their woEEs on election
day. Professions alone are valnelee, Those who
really desire the perpetuity Of thia government viii
neEef vote The copperhead ticket either Municipal
State Or Nettonal-it is simply impossible. Aid
and comfort to the rebels Is the fnndamentai plank
tn The copperhead platform, however much its
snstatness may strive to blink the Issue for the
sake Of gaining votes. EFery loyal man win vote
the Un1on ueket-be he American, German,
11ishman or other nationality. Every enemy Of
the government and the Union wllt vote for the
CoppcThead nominees tits I square choice;
choose ye whom Sc will eerve,
, 1864-04-18

a SUCCESSFUL HoUsE.-Amons the estab-
hshments In our midst, which are rapidly becom-
ing fnBsttutions Of the city, Ia the Richrnond
House, the only Chicago hotel which is kept en-
t1rely on the European plan, and which is already
one Of the most popular hotels In the city. Con-
nected with this establishment, and forming m
important adjunct to it, Ia the cicar and news
gentlemen haye risen rapidly in public favor, the,r
original eetsbusl5nsnt At is Lake street was cx-'
tended to No. III Monroe, and now they have
taken stand ut the Richmond House. As news
dealefs the urn stands unsurpassed, a. they pos
srature. While their efgare which are Of The best
brand. Will c1nec the establishment OF their stand
to form an era In tAe line Of out smoking ffater-
Baldwin to the attention Of all our readers who arc
admirers Of the fragrant weed, or to whom q Iafre
Assortment of good literature Is IN attractiop
, 1864-04-18

GILBERT d SAMPSON,
General AuctioneerB A., 10 h 70 Dearborn Ct.
Our personal attention given to the sale Of House
hold Furniture, nj tie Residences OF 1t cur rpou1s
We have regular sales Of Furniture &C., At our Sales
, 1864-04-18
[RST-CIASS PROPER1
FoR SALE.

TOR SALE;-Lots Good Build
r. irs 1nd M Rssidsnes Loa. pleasantly located IL
nsrd ,ad = snd .1: Noble strsss. oE ss e t1s d
Bnrnham Martins once Is 1sas Rsudoips stFssa II
fall WIGS IN 0'vH s@osS~
, 1864-04-18

TIE ATTACKS ON TIE Po11cE.-As an eyf-
denoc Of the wondrons efficacy OF the soft savdcr
administerea BY the high priest Of the miecegen-
atenists few days aso, it may be mentioned that
~ohcer No. T." who-self and wtfe-receired such
distinguished attention It his hands, Ia now work
Ing might and ualn for the Union causa in the FIJI
'sktzaight Democratic" ticket, but recent expert
ences have constrained him to CITY. *deAvef me
from my. friends" The nisceeenator has thor
oNghF disEuated every man whose sonl and body
te not sold tnedecmabiy TO any pafty.' john s.
Voeht has been advanced as candidate, and In the
18th al The Gernnn Copperheads will vote for him.
one Of them. The Union men Of that Ward have
only 70 work to make their election sure for honest
1yef 1aNspu.
, 1864-04-18

III = A4AT4 ltlOIW OIE -EI1VD Z
AND
Splendid Ballet Troupe.
Doors optn Sta curtaia tIseg nt O'Clock precsely
Admission u cents. Reserved seats must be secured
dusInR The day. for which 10 cents e1t.a Will be
ctsrKed- PtTata Boxes $50 and Single Sests 80 css
BrEes AID String hns1eiars wanted Immediately.
q spac1o1s and elegantly lifted up Hail caa be-
used for bAs Lectures. and has all nppprscnances
9ecess3sJ Terms moderate. Apply to J. BELLER,
N0.4 Hr1& &1l4j