, 1864-04-17


iibt III nndd aud patriotic citizens not to forget
our niendr IN the Iron City. in making up their
contributions, ,~,
BAKrRs' Us1oS.-A meeting Of. the Chi.
easo Journeymcn Bakers waa held last eyoning ut
No. 81 West Randolph street, Twenty new, MEM
bers were enrolled, and the Secretary announced
that The Association at the p1c.ent time numbered
15O pncmbers a. -
)ourneymen ta,lors on strike, and tenae..nE sacb
pecuniarJ aid -trpm the funds IS may be. required
W. nas1imo1sl5 passed IA ,,.,.v.o of
The aasociaton wese distributed to the m stnbess
and the meeting adjourned: ,s,t -
:, HAHh's Dugr OF. L10ooLE.-Int tEoE back
ONCE Of the coppe1hcad candidate for The First
Ward-Dr. J. A. lahn--Is, or was till recentlTa
bnst Of President Lincoln, which the Ccpperhead
d~ner had blackened up. a1ed With pair Of gos-
gle cJce, enormous whiskers, and other hppenda-
gcs. The tout enSen,e he has been In the hAbit Of
exhibiting to bis irends with remarks not a. for
conld no further Co." Hahn's record Is too black
to admit Of his rcviaitiDg the Council Chamber.
:. Where bo yon1 sibes and your Jokes" after eec-
''oa ua5f a"s poor naoo: il, 80
MARINE; Assoc1Ar1oN.-A meeting of tho
Chicago Marine Protection Association WAS held
On Saturday evening. David Dole, tho Vice Prcsi-
dent occupied thu chntr.- Several new members
were talloted for and admitted as members Of the
ben; X; many mstasFs y s'o 81 much
en- md rofsone directly interested In the naviga-
ton Of the lakes, iuvitin; discussion, It wns
bc called ,hroneb the columns Of tho CuioAGo TIL
BCNE and Tunes, to be held In Lnd's Block, on
Wednesday evening next. :.
TIE. FOURTH WARD PAC1FIED.-Our read
en- have been aware Of the difficulty in the Fon,th
Ward In relation to the candidate for Alderman
nominated at the primary election. A meeting
Was called on Saturday night to hArnonlze these
differences. Fully two hundred and ffty persons
OF the natter It was unanimously resolved to eup-
port and elect Samuel McRoy, the regular candl-
date, :This satisfactory conclusion ensures Re
Coppelheod Countiss will have tlcket of leave to
stay ut home md attend to his liquor a1c instead
Sdah Sf sinass1g with d1y finances Our friends ha7s
ELECTION srR1KEs.-We notice that John
F. Seutlebach, the CoppeEhead candidate tor Police
Commissioner, and Matthias Franzes, the Copper
head candidate for Alderman in the Thirteenth
ses ne pdss dssstla she
question with considerable earneatness. -
To be 9, not to be. that is the qoestton. 1Phath:
candidate defeated. or by reslgning. end them. .
And sseIeS5 tie The money fom ones pocket or
Aye! there's the rub.H :,
Yssi that's it ernctly. Better zcaign at once and
savs your d1mes.
CouTr1ss.-Th Copperhead candidate for
Alderman In the Fourth Ward is a beautiful spect-
men Of that attachment to the divine institution
which ia the rutng passion Of his miecegen party.
He fs the man who three yezrs ago volunteered to
&C. ssofs osnst 6s e.sna ee 1s IL this % to ys
md hh nA1H In
IL from Delaware, and is one Of the most intenas
He ts at companion for s. Ny Maryland Dlck, ~
leader VAL Union men Of the Fourth Ward, you
cannot allow notorious southern Iympathizef 10
mfeEepIeseut you In the Common Council aeIt
yon do not beat him on Tuesday, the tault Is your
own, though not to you alone will be the suffering
and Disgrace entailed 5y bis presence in the Coun
ell ),
AscNDAI su1T.-Judge Gary and jury
hare been occupied In the Superior Court aimee
Tuesday last In the trial OF an sction for scandal
wherein Wendell Grimm and Elizabeth his wife
were the plaintis, and John Markle Is the deSend-
ant. The parties to the suit appear to be neigh
bors, and reside at the corner or Bnckhawk street
and C1ybou1ne Avenue. Some dispute appears to
hare existed between the parties esabout tie proper
kence Of the 1ae plaintiff the defendant Undertook
to remove the fence.
Inc lemAe pal1t1d demonstrated With the de-
fendant. and desired him to take no etep In the
matter until the return of her husband; wherenpon
she WAS aesa1cd with the most vile and opptobious
cpithets. Upon the words that were used the &c
uon IVES brought, and yesterday the Jury returned
ysrdict foE the PLAINTIFF, fixing the damages at
Tie plaintiffs weEo represented by N. D. Brown,
md the defendant by T. schintz.
eanTu McCLKHr.-The pure and unadu1.
te1ated Democracy Of the First Ward have found
that their original drafts were not houored. We
suppose that F. ". Bn1nham found he was not able
10 stand the tremendous run on the Bar of the
Briggs, which would have inevitably accompanied
his run for Office. He has retired. and the whisky
must now run from another sonrce. There seems
to haye been ZONE misgT1ng in the party that with
Bnrnham they had not gone the whole hog. &C:
up With Tho'eealef man Who could farnleh
WHISKY By the barrel Smith aeC1evy T. trotted
mich from prospective family connections as be-
eauae he earries ths bottle. Poor McCle1yi lie
e. I'd e II te
do not think he stands any better chance with tho
people Of Chicago. But he will do to beat.
The Pnn VorE.-It is now very well IN
derstood in copperhead circles that two hundred
dollars has been received by well known plmp In
this city for bis influence with his brother pfmps
and gamblers to secnre the election Of Ssntleback
We need not Say from whom tho money came. The
fellow who followed back through tho streets with
3 loaded revolver in bis hand crying ont In the
regular stand and deliver stylc' stop or III
shoot" l. atdn9 person TO DO entrusted with the
Office OF buying voIes and driving the sa1le1s the
polls. Union men rememberl There Is not q l5imp
orEambcr or thef In the city Who he Il not afraid
81 II "a Sn ssa az gS
he The heEd. II may be distastela for you to be
obliged to mtngle with them at the polls. but you
Union brethren ii tie neid sre content to mn The
riek Of coming In contact with rermln to ensure
A SUCCESSFUL HousE.-Among the estab-
lishments In our midst, which aro rapidly hecom.
Ing institutions Of the city, 1s the Richmond
House, the only Chicago hotel which is kept en-
tlresy 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 4. fs the eien1 and newe
gentlemen ha!c rfesn rapidly In public favor theil
original establishment at is: Lake street was CT.
tended to No. Lei Monroe, and now they have
taken stand at the Richmond House, As ueWs-
dealers the firm ttands unsurpassed, Is they pos
kefe an extcnfiye assortment Of all varieties Of Ut
tEatrte, while their clgars which are Of the best
brand. will eanse The eetablishment Of their stand
to form an ern in the line Of our smoking ttater.
nifty. We can confidently recommend Bamford s
Baldwin to the attention of NIL our readers who
admirers Of the fragrant weed OF to whom large
assortment Of good literature Is an attraction.
TIE PROMISE BREAKRR.-The treason sym.
path1zefs Of the twelfth ward must be indeed pu,
TO thes Wits ends to make reelection Of that nnto
rious promise brcakcs-C. CasselmAn-for re-clec
ton. He IS the man who, elected BY Republican
votee. gnve written pledge to yote with the Union
Aldermen on all party questions, and unbloshingls
without honor OF principle. Tne copperhesds have
happy prospect bciore them II they elect him.