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, 1864-01-03
OPENING OF TURNER'S HALF.
Meetings on Thursday Last---Dcdicn'
tory Exercises

I1 rorzt+ IN rrt
aeeo.ans ~ s aiIouuseaisns naee ~ oat ~, ~,
~ .ne -, na.a " mn,ae,s. 10y a.
o.,.s,.. "e 1a,. ~ mssI. asn ~ :.
ss.s.a ~" III xsa 1s,, "g!saa
- ~, ~ ,r,nas,a. - 5000. 1891 =. 49,
sa,a,a. ~ 9 y ~aty M. ussaa aa,s p.nae
and cost exceeding s1s,opo. Tho han waa beoutt.
fu1Jy feetoored With nowe,s and eycrcrecns. aud
aprourlately irancd with natioual coiors. Not.
withstanding the inelencney OF tho weather, and
trarel, there was goodly gathering Of the Tam,
sts Of the city and tstr REPRESENTATION ron sim
tl1 u's1zat'ons ~ o1nel eu.es' eonMoslaDs W.
tDg the Ia1ge room room noW for the frst tine thrown
1,er f onr n1ominrnt German ct3zcra nortfc,natno
~ ~ ,n,p, ;nans,,..,sa aasanoa,ea ~
excellent music and good speaking were moi
wanting.
Tha members of the Chicago 1urn4snetadei inyi.
ted guests. and pupils assembled at noon, at Kin
headed By the Great western Band, through s1 the
rest for reftcshmcnt the large Was thrown open
the Tu1ne1s A. hss sI guests % md friends aud s
themselves IN front Of the platform which was oe'
pFsse dcnitaries from abroad architect, builders.
rvcrnt,ve eon,n,,ttcc. ctc-
.....-.ss ss,-,., A., u,1,,
lne eAese1ses "eie openeu "isn INC enoaiee
March, !" by the Band. after which Mr.. Bauer, the
erchItec foru1n1ly delivered tho keys Of the build
IN, =, 1hs s1nori,t.naa,t 1o.o,1 Y1nbr ~ Z,
.os - 'ne oapI1ln'eauen', "otela tauno' "ao ~
INN handed tnem over 10 MI. Welalngef. Mz.
Weldtrgef, In bchalf Of the Executive Committec,
accepted them In a brief address, which was we'll
received and enthusiastically opp1anded.
MADAME A]be1tina Kcnketl, 4 German actress OF
merit. read the opening prologue, composed *:
Chicago, Madame Kenketrs effort va rcceixsd
With great fayot and at Its close she was highly
compjiuntcd b. thc democstr1.lye audience.
VIM, narp, Esr,. editor Of tho Illinois Sfaufs
eddrcsss dds s1hieh Was Re recci7ed Win nnaf.ed fsvor
and elected tumultuous spplausc pnrticu1arlT il
tboec portions In WHEN alfnsio,, VIC mada TO he
kncHn natriottsu. Of fho Turncra. md tbe pohjo
Stand tatcn by them ia Tho Enumeration Of thc re-
beilsoa. - ~
Nj a, FolIcer, IN actor from the German thea.
trc. theu rec}icd Wild mueh cnthneiasm. r,octry
appropriate to the occasion, written by q. Won
11ollen.
, 1864-01-03
BRIDGEPORT.
The Rowdy Element in The Ascendant
"A strong Police Force Needed.

Editors Chicago Tribune:
In g recent issue Of ths TE1nuSE noticed tue
atoye caption over IN article which sad many
bard things Of bridgeport The writer evidently
has kut little pcrsouat knowledge 1s thts noted
place but foruaa his optrlcn In pat fro the sopts-
Vest brcezcs On the nasal orsnEs atd does not
stem to know that good can come OF: off, Br.dge-
rcrt. That there aIc odoss coming from packing
EouEes gseo.e f.etcElcs, and from The vicinity o!
Coiogre Grees- and Esany Eho St drunk o. ead
whisEy raisipg frequent rowsAs Is the csse Wacre-
syty whtsEy Is net-is not to be deoied, but It
mrss be remembered that these pac!sin;, houses,
&c, though nos: ct then might &c Kept cleaae.,
ned largely to the life Of our vity, as we'll as the
nlw Ro1Hrs Mills, which are bringing In s:oses OF
rocd families.
srto Two c,cEscs but rcr5esen: many Nations kar-
cred azdtr:sues, anoaE Ea'9h a sss 8 lib Gssn:as,
Scotch Eollc1dcIF, S1secds, Welsh and American
-tnc bore ard Ei,rw Of the city. B.iagcpoct de-
eerycs 'poliec fore" .s well as eu5 part OF the
civ. where 60 1orch Ia doing, :rd some who will
! rhy "n,icht" :" bu. pct "rieht-"
| Tf,en ySars acc We sto1ld not hare thought po.
rcsmtn eowartly who refused 20 tnaSe asres:s st
ri 'sfpo1. but Ne should EoT, n iho1e is great
imprcvt Ee.t. Tut II has not been brought about
| By police fosre OF reG.me5s Of s2dlcts, II
qcala:ed WITH the roGal work. Gos quito thres
, 1864-01-03

In this city on the stst ult. At st. Patrick. Church,
h rs Ys hsy. r. LINN, I'm S MT zkzffTeAf \
eldest dauehter Of z. c. bailey. Es1: Of Grand LIZ
Tour, 0glc County, Illinois. No cnrds Issued.
In West Chicago, on the Ist Inst, by Rev. Arza
TIA DELAAO.
In 1lls city. the :9th u!t By y; =: Evsrta 3lr.
on the yt1h nit. by the eamc, Rev, q. WREN and
Miss +. \. EvEH1E Qa the Sgt ult; hy hy n. sa!ns
FIELDING and Mis- GAIY c. LEitWARn.
iii. UEEjASiIN +. EASTMAN ana Mss Ab8fE s.
TGlEnI. Attic Kntton lieSsS n 'hc r9snps : q
md Mrs. tMIL1sE Il. sAXE, tnn1h q M!lwnHsec;
Fec. emh, hy the same ME. ROBERT cRAckEt en'l
Redeem cr, Dec 3hi bY the eame< <Mr. JOHN T: LES.
TER OF tlic nrm OF Lester 4: Co.. and Aiss MARY
i. SgtEFGOt p. en5y daughter OF Thomas eacrscld,
I'm, all ct Chicago.
, 1864-01-03
nlsEAsEs or THE THROAT ANp
LUNGS.


Chicago Throat nrl LING Institute, McCurmtce's
Ercc!nl attention 10 all diseases Of the Throat aud
Cncst, Ny the Acw nlotlo OF praci!co speedy ami
lIrr1naLcnt Curcs of caarEh, Inflammation OF tho
Throat. Bronchitis, asthma, &C., arc euectcd oven
thorgh they may hayo deina oil Other rodos o!
treatment ucst Of city references slycn upon aT'-
NllcntIou. dcc+G-st-WAFAltW
, 1864-01-03

yearv nco a srn0uv School wus ofganlzed IN Il.
yn!c house, with nbout five children pr OF .as
t1ret Eabbath; Email beginning ana o3ik psaus
10 commence moral ireform-eabbn&h5 Only EluNn
by sorc on arco1,nt Of more profanity. drunk;n-
ness and fighting, but eoon change H1'o "7o1 ''1
the tettGr. a.,
w,yb church membership OF about II. a hek
church lntia!rg, With spTs l2lnlsng f"Warns a1ns
Heaven, md pastor. Rcv. at. ClcFclano AvlnS
In Bridgeport ard giving his whole time to ta FPr
tiunl Intc1cse MIRO Il temperance soc.cty working
to rescue victims from the grasp OF King Alsoeol.
The Interior Of tie church ioE ihe swoi2la p. p!ts.
attractive md Lest arranged 9! ang shs. we have we
seen in the West. Ii was erlar.ed and atted up
last summer i. . cost Of nearly Shco. T..
lie Sunday School on Christmas eyenins, wonld
tave tecn cEcdtablc to anT Of TIE older schools o.
the t1y The room vas beautifully trimmed wisa
ents for scholars aud teachers. Mr. Coleman was
presented with . Wheeler + Wilson'e Sewing
ha q: q f. f. f. as
spFe1a.enasnff M sE With 1 narEin ring I'D sevsra
70 ny s1Sbs,S @ sssoos snFns ,hat ha!e
ehe1z, nd apoEen Iy four ei?ls snd Two boSs, was
Rev. Pesrce Of Evanston, q. 6, Cook and Hugh
Nr Cook donated s1.0 to the church, and Messrs.
Cd Sio. Sii Viii ' esher PacIeFs 10 iiksWiss -
ntont 10 ere wanted to relieve tho cnurch from
eicyatc this part Of the city-now part Of CAic1fo
than Police force or Regiment Of soldiers be-
sides enhancing the value OF property. During
the past year a large amount of new houecs hare
been built come ct which would do credit to Wa
banh or Michigan Avenues.
All this and more can be truly said OF bridgeport
Who Will tay that the Lord has not crowned His
work and blessed human instrnnentliity.
Card Of Thanks.
The undersigned in behalf of tho Michigan Cen
trail Railroad, takes this method Of expressing
thanks 10 the officers Of The Michigan Southern
Road, for timely nss1stnncc rendered 10 thu pas
"croralng'' on Friday, Also tothe oNlcers ol tho
Illinois Central Railroad, for valuable assistance,
especially Mr. Hayes aud Mr. Morrow for engines.
md Mr. seoylll aud Mr. Kellogg for material aid
with men.
Il. E. eAneEST, Ger. sup't.
, 1864-01-03
D I e D.

H. tits city, At the rc.ldcree of hts guardian, Hon.
.m berg ttTsvn from ea,'5aTs II o. III Clsianas i.ss
Gits EprnE. aged 70 yeags. months and y days.
Funeral ftc3M the tEat napilst Church, on Mouday
January 4tb. at O'Clock F. u. ..-.@
In thla e!.y On Saturday, January "a. 1851, ANNIE
~, wIfe of 6h1nnct :. Greeley. nsei = Year.
or Moncny, Jan11ry 9Th, at O'clock T.. II.
Ev Frovide1cc and Doaton papers please copS.
ln..2t
In this cty, o. Dec. slst, Of consumption, FRANK
GLEkE.
t thef s12 Sonh Clark street, today, the 81 last, At
nclcck T. M.
D Troy papers please copy.
, 1864-01-03
; SOLDIERS h0ME.

Regular Meeting OF the Nonrd Of Dfs
rcctorss Reports OF Contributions.
Notwithstanding the weather WAS Intensely cold,
-the thermometer indicating 1te below zero full
bbkcrs dozen Of the eoldier's LADY friends were at
the mccting. and as there wero no cars running,
these who came from 3 distance, as several ol
them did, manifested their willingness to make a
sacrifice for The Soldiers Bono.
The Superintendent presented his weekly report,
which showed 1856 arrivals, 1Gs departures. and IS
remaining. Meals furnished during tho week
112s; lodgings s78.
CONTRIBUTIONS.
The following letter which wns read, explains
Itself:
Chicago, Jany. Let. 1874
Tuos. B. DETAn. Esq.
Prcet. Soldiers Homo.
DEAF sm:--At a convention Of Route Mall
Agents OF tho Northwest. convened In this city
abort time since, 1t was resolved 10 raise fund
cidcntal expenses Of tho convention. a0d tho sur
plne. II any. Tas to be donstea to the Soldiers
Homo OF Chicago. in accordance with that re-
eolre> enclosed plcase ind $s5.
The amount 10 less than VIC had hoped 10 make
Int uGset1helees, emall a. Il t., We trust That
will glsdcn The heart and minister to the wants Of
sosnc one Or more OF thote noble soldiers who
ors 5trHEtlc for The preservation Of the Union
tho Constitution and the 1nwR-aua for the honor
of that old Tag that has bccu and still must b. re-
tpected At home and abroad.
VeEy respectfully yoa,s, IS;
wy. II. DCKN.
VII. F. DEWoIz.
Cnmn1ltt6e.
, 1864-01-03
Qribnut.
SUNDAY, JANUARY 8, 1864.
THE CITY,

AAAl O1A i
Q. L. A.-The delegate from this Congress
sonal District will make report Of the doings Of
the national Council recently held at Washington,
On Monday evening at Warmers Hall.
ACDEBos CLun.-1hc annual meeting OF
the Audubon Club for the Election or officers for
the current year, will be held at their rpous. On
Tuesday next, January 9Th, at Sp. m. A full at-
tendance is desired. D..
That LARGE PANE OF GLAss.-The mon
etrous glass for the Wheeler &:Wilepn Store win
dow ia being transported all tho way from New
Torl: upon platform car. It was undertaken to
pat it into ordinary cas and found quito impos-
sible.
Eou1u SIDE PRorERu.-Luther Hayen has
sold to VIM. Il. Van Epps, President OF the ILL
nois ststc Agricultural Society, 70 feet front on
Michigan Aycuuc, near the corner OF 18th (o1d>
street, for $s0eo. MI. Van Eprs will improve thu
purchase at an expenditure Of &to.ooo*
UNION LEAcrE.-The statc delegate to the
National Council, lately held at Washington, will
make report Of tho proceedings In that Council
on Monday evening, tho 9TH instant, at Warmers
Hall. All the Councils Of The city and county ars
desired 10 be present.
L. F4untlc1oy, Esq, will also deliver On that oc-
caBion an original poem.
RonnEn1Es.- Thomas W1Iliaxe spd Jamcs
Cleary wora ar1aigncd st tho Police Court on Sat-
urday morning. on charge Of robbery; they Wero
held in the sum OF 500 to appear at tho Recorders
Court.
A coIotcd man, WHO gare his name Al Elijah
Parker. was also charged with the robbery OF
goods from James Vaughan; he mas held In S'0o
TO the Recorders Court
MERCANTILE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS MEET
,Hc.-1 lie annual meeting Of the Mercantile Asao-
citation will be held this (hfondsy) evening In the
rooms Of The Association. Ai1er The transaction
Of ordlnaxy business, olIlccra sill be elected to
ecrrc during tic ensuing ysar. The Association
will then ndjo1fn to tho fremont uouso, whero
banquet will be provided for tho members and in
vltcd guests.
DEATH rnon AsrurxiA.-1ustlco DoWoif
hold All inqaes. upon tho body Of Isaac ]. Hall. nt
1oo nr.h trey!. It appss4s that thc deceased died
irGsu Fuaocation, caused bY blowing ont aho gns
When le rctrcd, and fattiuY 10 turn 1t Oh aftet-
unri1e, tho rae cecarpl tnlD tue room, titthtjng
tho air cHuslt.t Ills death. 1tr. 1n wns from Kan.
,uesy, mud lad Htr abuue nyc yuars old With
him. rho rcsdict Of Tho Cosohcts Jury sraS Tint
tiu died from rutocstlor. attaching h1 b,anio to
hhytcrsoh.
ligcuutrtNo ron Co,ohED 1loHiMfNrs.-
Tho wo,k OF rocrui.lng for tho risst HcgIn,unt Of
Cu]vrrd vOlunloorH fur ttu 6latu Of Illinois, II
progressing quito satisfactorily. f'aa1dos those
who have gollu forward, thofu aso now % or u
coprod n,p,I awaiting transportation to hoadquar'
tors. E,cvan Of slloso ,rcso raer!led On Saturday.
Tho colorcd mon arc .tvpp.ag forward w,tl DO.
coIung atncsly 10 taso slrr places In tho sauks Of
lhv defenders Of tl'l!r freedom.
-~
, 1864-01-03

k37- Dlpea1rs Of tho Eorvons. Seminal, Urinary
and Haxun1 Hyztcnie md reliahle trrhttl ell
II reports Of iha lIossasa Aesoclattou-aen tS mall
IL eealr1 ctcr cnrelopce, fcc of chnrHo: Addrcss
9eoNsh Ninth ttrees, l'hslaac!rbis, "a.
t.nptk tfit7.E,t
, 1864-01-03
Tho Dosttaetlc Dyes

Prepared by Geo. II. lieud Il To-. olrot tho
attupcst and must Iostcct tioaua nt dyalix hntltr.
hold apparel over presented 10 thu pnhlI,'. THY
embrace 40 different shntun, and iaclttl" MI Tho
new aud fhBlpnablo coluEn, anl nro PERFECTLY fs<s.
Samples oM slfk As.A wuol can hc tecn aid the
colorn procured Of tho druggists.
last ts1N.1t.NW&f
, 1864-01-03

tH- Tho patrons and friends of tho t,,tno!a
srhOol Ut 1tElr. j. hrsntufth Principal and tho
co,nllereial ennsN..niiy generally. nru nYspi to
I'M lucid i0n ol III thhtaetrr, sulc cctt, mid
mot aMi Of inftrts,ln and lts t!rogrokt Bt s!lc.
ceNu KIVcu III establishment, lU1.f10l.yt.f III
, 1864-01-03

at4aslar h;.slncss In thls ciiY, who Will t w!nr
10 tMycti thtaN cnah In tho hnnlnosh, ntt ntnO hv
wlliiuN 10 l0y0o u,x or ruyen hunrx limo daily Il!
lotktfiR nilor lilo nuplilush, hauAa, &c. Tn nny
rrsvais WHO tsn g:ye you'd rstutei,re, q ralnry oI
ShClD prr year will hU gvun. Apply uu.tl fisxt
Wst,notay T. III. from 10 10 O'Clock my .tay, at
c1p Uf1rpx iIutIBp. room o.. jnlIsS1t5lE
, 1864-01-03

I.C. r. r. ExGISEEns' STREE ron HIaHEls
WAozs-on Thursday Last, tho principal iocomo-
tive engineers On the I. c. T. r. appointed meet
Ing 10 wait upon Supt- Arthur, demanding an nd.
rarcc OF wages. and the repeal or modification ol
ccsta.u rulcs enforced BY the Company concerning
the ruunIug OF trains. The following Ia The reply
to their petition;
ILLINOIS GENITAL RAILROAD coHPANr,
GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT OrF1cE,
CHICAGO Dee. 81, !6t3-
Geo. jackson, Esq, J. II. Cook, Esq, Il. 9. How-
nrd, Eeq., coo,mittce Q! the Engineers I. G. Z.
GENTLEMEN: have the petition signed by all
Of the engineers on the line. asking m advance In
wages as nF vel? as otEcr concessions.
Before receiving this Petition, In fact tn Noycn-
o pss 10 1sIro lie Il
$s.sU and $40 per day 10 s30 per day. aud, upon
consideration Of thc snhjccs hare gtvc1 tic orders
employed, and to furnish you employment ovcrY
I or IL IL he % s6op, and sshcn ihe companys equip
omea %sn. Tn py t;as ag VIII De
I think this is al that tusilee demands. hare,
since my connection with this line. from. time 70
permitted. ruised your wages from $3.50 TO $40
per day. i has been my study, 40 veil a. pleas.
for the services rendered, (which have been, l
think, above these paid on lines IN ihis 8 Vicinity
EAyc every ecn4aFLce IN your att2cntuenS am
that II sou Viewed the question from the point
DO, you would not make Tbs demands you nov
mike, StardiDE at the head of tho emrloyocs.
hare cudeayosed 10 act fairly between them and
The Company. to which the directors tavc frc-
qucnlly called nly attention
attention 1rd I III sorry that you manifest ouch
want OF confidence IT the just,Ge and Nbcrality OF
tho arrangement 40 Is shown In the petition ~
or request your wages had hcca raised to uacct the
increased cost Of the ncccssat1cs of ltfc.
Whatever eourte you shall pursue, permit nc.
who hare watched over your lapors !or the past
I've years, to testify to the prompt, willing end pa
Ntnt name. in which you have performed roar
severe. -. ......
In thle lam totncd By all the Directors acqualnt-
cd with your iabors.
Hoping that sour want Of knowledge OF the i1-
teuicns of the Company IA relstion to yol will !u-
duce you to recall thc petition. an very respect.
fully you're, ". R. AlTuuH,
General SUpe.1CtenEent.
, 1864-01-03
Below zero,

DONATIONS TO TIE REFUGE.-Tlcl managers
Of the Errlng Woman's Refuge have received the
following donations during the months Of October
and November. They rcturn their thanks, and
trust that the exhibition will not be forgotten in
future By the benevolent public.
= In Gtod:-Hcliisler & Wilkins, s.; AIber
: ssweet, Ssos: oeorGs ,, Dudley s Tnrsmaa, "
e.; G. c. Cook $s.s5; Baker s Dros A2: Hemp.
stead. Norton 4 Co. T.! Charles E. Willard :! ;
Perley s larEer. 81; q. c, CARRIER $40; D. G.
Brown s1.:4; Wels!sr & baxter $s.f6; Fu1lor &
Finch $40: T. T. Byrn g cts; Gillet + Whitney
g.; ~, +: F%a5nsna % g.; o,s W,swsl ia s - Ply y
Davis l. Sawyer. bolt flannel; Bowen EROS, l
holt Canton Gannel, bolt calico; Louis Goodman,
! dress pattern; Richmond q Nather, sack pat.
tern; Wallace !; Wheeler. do: Newhasl s. Green,
hrl apples; = Barbour. . tea; George Steele,
leaf lard; = Stanley, turkey; friend, lbs col
fee; New England Mills, sack meal; J. McAllls-
ter, brl 1ouf; friend, " bn onions F: T. Stew
K DO 8. M. Goit : 6, X Do: j: buckley, 4 d.: d.:
NJ. D. Down, = do; Cnmpbell & Bailey. \ do; 3.
B. Williams, Ion coal Na'dron 4 Ormsby Il do;
r. r. CLARK, J! do; A. +. Clark Il do.
In Coth--J. C. Mitchell, g.: Vim. Mekindley,
e.; o. T. Conner. g.; l., G. Huntingdon, 81; y.
T. Craig, q; T. MoEley, g.; Johu Beers, Sis
J. SimmonB, q :; Jerome Dceeher, g.: j.. ".
Pratt. toe: c. G. WicEes, s.; h. v: Hinsdalc,
Il: g: Ing1aham, 81; 6. pEigEs. s., :, G. Riff.
Blsckail, 81; franklin Gjlmer, 81; Ii. sayar, 81 I;
". D. Harris, 81; ]. Il. Dunllam, g; E. II. sas-
gent, 81; Alex. Benty, toc r. Taylor, r.. Totnl,
S33.l0.
, 1864-01-03

I osT-Between the Chicago and
~ e ioTn DeRot md H. 1stn; cont Hoaso. aladJt
,r5Es1ea and eet 9Th dsamo16a. ,1se hinder Vlu s.
@EessahJ @ rewarded hy tesviax II Il tae iT1nost
aoHse' ~ ta1K
, 1864-01-03

LOCAL MATTERS.
sB- Housc AID Sign Painting. Calctmintng,
Glnxing, &c. Paper 1langfngs and Window Shades
F. Z. 1tlour, - Randolph street.
Uox ESQ. iucl5-sj
Go TO THE Dnsr-t}o 10 bryant b Stratton's
Chicago Comuirrcfnl College, to get thorough
practical butincsa cducatlon. For Circulars ad-
1rrss (cncloslng slamps) Bryant J. ArRAr1oR.
Cb1capo. 1nUle.
, 1864-01-03
:F9un1.

EOUND.-A Shawl left at our
L e;oTe. which Will be returned on proving owner.
0htp AEh paying expensr for adv erflsensent. Apply
10 4, HEEzOG 4 CO., lM Lake ttrcet. lr*1.ti9let
, 1864-01-03

o, L. A.-The delegate from this Congress
sioual District viii, make report Of the dolngs ol
the national Council, recently held at Washington,
On Monday evening at Warmers Iinll.
, 1864-01-03

creninE Mn1n Hasyn5d that - Tho Ncath1eatetn
Essd e n9w 'oRs9 sna Eq1s M run
IN THE CITY.
In chicago the effects Of tho storm were obtcr-
vabic not only In tho events Of the city ITSELF bnt
In tho sympathetic action With the suffers outside.
trains, eejehs went out from the principal botsls
lions werc enti,eiy confined to these: Scores Of
ery stables for New YEARS Day, al Of which lay
unused and unca'Ied sor In the Stables: Macy Of
thoec who Tentrrcd oBt were frost-blt:cn
them With enow, In order to rcstorc vitality
70 TIC parts Affected. and not few who fnc!u-
,ions'y went near sho f1e afteE having been thus
Ears, Eofes, hahde feet: all were frost bitten,
hundreds OF those use1nl members Wese 1ost for
cEeE T. one inftnnee poor s1dsr xns TT
et1cct. Animals were frozen IN Nil directions The
following axe few Of thote reported:
no nRIAp.
Among thc pu1cc1ous other sad results Of the
haEe1e, who should kuow,) that on Saturday Gro.
n1pg. there was net eGJ r. 1-rad y fhe CIV ios
saIeI Hundreds Q! families who had prepared
piied to The bakeries for broad, czhantting their
supply in feE hours. Kendall turned away over
eo0 applicants ios bread ~ re anerpoon, sad the
exERat;sted exE M AID Mousznds II ,alies tc'1sot
brad! Women, by scoscs throngrd tha baSrt1ss
on Saturday evening. 10 Ptocafe lisesI 1aopnn
errply, and cried and legged for single losf. OF
even hn1r 1oaf--loth to briteTc that lha bakers
Ind none. Dutall the arrangements at Tue baker'
icr hed teen eerion.ly eec.td ey the intense cold
AID thcy wcrc nbablc to &c: their works In Opera,
lion in Tine to epppIy the ycry greatly Increased
! demand. OF COURSE this failure, which u almos1
| calamity to many poor families, will le rene
died At al early En- hour possible The hal:eIie:
sFe,e at work 1aet night, rnd will probably be ablt
| to supply the demand again eonetImc to-day.
I THE eToEA At CAMP DoI0LAs.
Euuora have Ecen In circulation IN tho citl
that several perfors werc fro1cd to death at CAM
NoncIae, hrE NC lave been urable to lc.sn 0! M.
! dca;hs, Hcwcycr, all OF the soldiers Tho wer
On guard duty ThuredaJ night and Frida;. sraeEc:
n.ofc or less and several OF them scvcrciy harin
their csrF toes o. hands frozen The soldiers AMI
C,Ieuut r. in barracks were comparatively comfort
1tlc, EayIrg tn abundance Of fuel and full rations
| The t.naeke n1c rs comfortable as could be CT
peetcd. Five or aix prisoners made their cscap
lr1irg lie fto,m en- Thunday night, and inform:
ton I.ss been received by Gen. Ormc, Post Cog
EaEtsnt, It At fErce persons, Supposed 10 bt reht
pTirct trr, wero found frozen TO death pc7s uyd
/ s'srk.
Tstmftefr with supplies for Camp Douglas foun
TIC etrrctr and avenues 60 blockaded 6y dHftc
Erow, In placer. that they were Obliged TO shove
q EasfAge-wtr tcfc1e thc5 cocld proceed. But n
tho1uuEhfa.cs s1e noH opcn again, md the Stat
street cara, which had been hockaded fos thistJ
, 1864-01-03

AUDUBON CLun.-Thc annual meeting oI
the Audubon Club for the Election OF officers fol
the cuttcut year. will be held at their rpons, on
Tuesday next, January 9Th, at Sp. m. A full at
tendance is desired. -.
, 1864-01-03

THAT LARGE PANE OF GLAss.-The mon
e,rous glass for the Wheeler &Wileoa Store win
dow is being transported all tho wzy from New
York upon platform car. It was undertaken te
pat it into IN ordinary CT. and found quito impos
s{ble,
, 1864-01-03
B0arptrtq.

pOARDING.-A Pleasant Front
~ Room 10 let With board in private family at
~ West Washinxton ss1eet. References 1eq1t:sd.
pOARDlNG.-A gentleman aud
IL ~1A eau be accommodated with N uriurutshea
third stszy ffoot roea and board, n ~ AIcatGan
fSAtS4f.1f
, 1864-01-03
THE PRESIDENTS PR0clAMAIl0N.

After the concert d 6umptnous lunch EAs fait
which was freely served until long after midnight
, 1864-01-03

MLTEoRoLo01cAL.-The following shows
the range Of the thermometer for the week ending
jan. 2, rs noted by 3. L. O'Haru, druggist, No.
70 West Randolph street, cotner Of Canal: