, 1864-04-11

The PRIMARY ELECTIONS To-DAY.-Our
citizens will remember that to-day is the day for
the nomination Of candidates for Aldermen Ia the
different wards of the city, and the selection Of del
eEates to the Convention for nominating candi-
| date for Police Commissioner. and the appoint
ment OF delegates to the Republican Union Con-
rention, to be held On the 9Th Of April. for the
nomination Of candidate for the Judge Of the
Supreme Court for the Third Grand Division Of
the State to be supported BY the Republican Union
votera at the coming Judicial election. The polls
will be opened ut p. NJ. and be kept open until
7p. m- The meetings will be held rs follows:
First W&sd-At ShcriT's otlce-3 delegates.
1nsrectoss-C. o. Peacock, J. II. WaughoP and
Second Ward-At schrocder's saloon, corner Of
Clark and jackson st1ee.s-1s delegates. 1nspee-
tora-FeFnaudo Jones. Geo. Schmidt and NJ. ".
Third ward-At willet's carriage shop. corner
Of State and Twelfth etreets-9 delegates. 1nspec-
to1s-N. II. Rand, Joseph Pollock and Murray
and Twenty. .econd strcets-7 delegates. Inspec-
tcre-Wm. Wheeler, A. D. Rich aud ". r. Com
Filth Ward-At John Raber's School House, On
Archer Road-s deleestss. lnspectors-"m. lob
erts. Jacob NeJe. and v. u; stephen4-
Sixth WaId--At Guusenhaqker's Land ofice,
% Seventh a aGs wasd1Ai ~ Fcanis Saloon, corne. Of
toTs-W. il. Haaae, Richard clasE nd {. a1 chand-
Eighth Wa1d-At southeast corner Of Twelfth
1exis Lev Dodse 4 ). euil,erd I'D i. II. Riss FTRs6Ie
Ninth Ward-At the Skating Park: corner OF
Randolph AZ a1d sheldca - stsset5-s de!eease*.1n-
epect0r1. AID. Talcott, Geo. F. Lctz and j. STAN
ford.
Tenth Wsrd-At The Eagfne House.. eerner Of
tpec:ors, A. salisbury, David Howard and George
Elerenth ward-At nrun's Saloon, corner OF Kin
zie and ualtted Streets delogntcs-1nspcctors,
Aoecs Gray. Guttav Levercns md Capt. ozlec.
Twelfth 1tard-A1 No. $50 Milwaukee Avenue
,eeS and w ss4
Thirteenth ward-At Fo.z'e Saloon on the cor
ner Of Larabee street and North ATenue-4 dc!o-
Eates-inFpectoss-F .Bengszc', c. F. Peck and
Fourteenth wasd-At Fritz Fullman's Saloon,
corner Of Wells and Division etrec,s-9 delegates
inspectors, John Il. Batscn, John uetttnger and
Fifteenth ward-At Turner's Hall, clsl!z street
Geo. 4. Cushing, Iyer Lawson and Geo Knerr.
tsixteenth Ward-At North Market uail-11 dc'o-
cates-lEspcetora, a. .. Reynolds. II. A Kaufman
and s. s. Whitney.
We trnst there wir be full attendance Of the
Union voters Of the city 1t these primary meetings,
and that they will select men who are honest, ca
pable, intelligent and reliable. We want no Aakv
men In the next councl1.
CANT DoueLAs.-Mattcrs at Camp Doug
lns have remained without much change during
the past few days, varied only By continuous at
te1apts ut escape, which It is almost needless to
say, under the admirable arrangements now made
are total fanCres. Digging ont Is about played
out, the vigilant eentries having cf1ectuauy put
stop to TINT kind Of operation. Kite flying too is
prohibited. The camp discipline Is more stringent
now, as 1t has been repeatedly demonstrated that
the prisoners cannot be trusted; nothing insures
xlxf- S,..A' mt.
fence I'll round the camp, fitted with platform
from Which the guards may watch every move
1ncnt ofthe prisoners is most efficient means Of
Secpins them in order. Colonel James G. Strong
oft1e 18th Veteran Reserve Corps ia commandent
Of camp; Adjrtaut Isaiah S. Taylor OF the enne
corps IL Post Adjutant; Major Skinner Is Commls.
easY OF Prisoners and DR.. j. 8. Grove IL Post Sur
gccn, The health Of the prisoners is good. The
deaths during the past month werc Ct. The Camp
IS kept In complete order, and the drainage Is per-
feet.
FnEEDXEN's AID CoMM1ss1oN.-The Trca-
surer acknowledges The receipt Of the following
enms during the month Of March:
De1eyan, H., s. A. Soc, $500.
Collected By r. F. Markham, $6S599, as follows:
G4zes1urg-o. s. Pres. Church, $11.Go; n. s.
*ss.s5: Lutheran Church, $3.50; African Church,
SSoei s.; Swedish Church. s2seo' First Church.
csa4ts e eans ShHE ss Sfa1S SSfs &C., &C. Mse r.
Church, faaas; sqnd1ss. 9sls5 seo ~.
fH*etfR: f1ss: ffss, rs sss sssS ssna;iss 5
~: ~ = sgna5iea s1'.oo; n E. Church s'ss; sun
Mstseseene. Church, siAs5; Iadles' AID So
Gneida-Cong Church. Sl5.00.
| f2sdAef3&1-EIhnn
Collected by ". y. COBB, $ .oos.15. as follows:
Mascatine, iowa, si7sso: Iowa City. Pres Church,
ssi.aS; West LibeTty, iowa. sss5o; Tipton, 10.
5S4a: claw5sfasy,ls. d. 1850; Atlaata; y; s25
| Wis, $2l.00; Rockford, by ". Il. Cooper,
s1ss: ;sparland, Freedmcns' Aid Society, $500
Rer: D. Betaey, sI:oo; Guiliord. F. =. Soc, 800;
Unity, ladies, $500; CASH, st723; Byron, 81.
John Mig, $2o.s6: Abingdon. SO: Cedar Repids:
py%eath cne!sh e b, szo6 Kosikton iesa r. sso9
Mentseue, 800; nev. p. Ber9ey. $500; Horton
| i Leonard: $1ruo; eash By F. Mnnson, $40:
Fit Fuon b e i 2osase 6seio e.
fetsl Rsaai iof eSfae:b %aseb s6 a h'' '''hns
The Tai1ors, Fraternal Union.
| Editors Tribune:
Your paper OF Saturday contains statement
that ia likely to mislead the uninitlated In snch
matters. II not corrected.
The list Of pricea Jon publish in connection with
our trade, would make 1t appear that the boss TIL
lors Of Chicago willing to give better prices for
their work than are paid in other cities but the
| reverse ie the case In our trade the iourneymcn
! always mike their own bill: and to protect our
selves from imposition. We charge for what arc
late employers object TO thia very just mode Of do
| inE bueiness, and claim the right to demand any
amount oI labor that their caprice, fancy Or tyran
| description Of work that wonld make It imposat-
bic for the best workman in this city to earn more
than S16 90 per week during the busy seasons. The
cipal points at ISSUE will ahow the Justice Of our
Chicago.
New York. Cairo. Jours Bosses.
FIoeE Coat. .::.......$ $50 $11.00 $3.50 $1,000
Halt Dress or Fine Du-
eince9 Conta.....-, 1000 500 500
CaseIuerce, &c, Coat. TOO 800 Go -
Pa.cfot treIcoats,
winter goods. - 1e.00 $50 O5O
Sack OycTcoats, WIN
tcr goods; 80. - 11.oo 500 900
Blue or Black Doe
eEin Pants. ....-... $50 A-25 25O AIS
Weekly hands. 1900 400 15.00 1900
It will puzzle the public and probably yourself,
Mr. EdtOr. why the bosses do not agree to rvery
moderate 1iet Of prices. But It u our QUA blu and
| Mnt's trhat's the matter
The afscr ion that good woTk,nent can earn 25.W