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LOCAL MATTERS.

Anniversary OF tho Attack on Sumter.
The third anniversary OF the firing on Sumter,
win be celebrated On Monday evening at Warmers
Hall, on which occasion Professor Mccoy Of Wash
ton viii give some "reminiscences occurring at the
White House during the time the bombasdment
was going on In Charleston. Other speakers will
also be preaent and take part in the exercises.
Frank Lombard viii positively be on hand and
sing "0ld Shady" All Union men arc invited
to attend.
We copy the following from Che Philadelphia
NoTtA Amtrieon:
GoroH ON McCoT.-In the midst OF. hiH closing
appeals for tie county to great audience at the
Academy OF Music, last night Mr. Cough e1cia1m-
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road to test their swimming capacities. the water
there being amply deep enough for tbc PnEp9Ssei; PpSi
Tle trial being perfectly satsfactorJ hs dlsf9oea
ouict sleep in the gutter when his s1u1nbers were
disturbed by an unfeeling policeman. Daniel Was a
informed that al pleasures arc expensive and thls
one grnn1d cost him $11.
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The above, etated that the tourucymen tailors Of
Chicago would willingly agree to tAke thirteen dol.
lars per week OF six days Of ten hours each. ana
would consider that rate fully equivalent to the bull
Tor which they have struck; II this be 'eo' thclf
claims are not unreasonable. Tho publle CANNOT
decide between the day and piecs rates. as none
but practical men know how long 1t takes to mako
any given article Of clothing.
-
SuAKspEARE-Tbrce hrndred yesrs aco,
On the aad of Aodt. 15f4 "a. horn in an obscure
Village In ENGLAND Ni,i,m sh,lxncare. the bard
Of Avon. Hundr4ds of man e,ch crest IN his day,
have lived since then and hecn long since forgot
ten: hut tha rnemorv ri Un ah,ke.ne,re still
lives IN the hearts Of ,ens ~ tbonsands who hsve
becn p1ra.ea md honoetoa br II, 1n.uftable c1-
positions Of bu1n.n chnr,c,er E,ch succeeding
age accords to him still rreater honor than the pre-
ced1np, = sure proof Of tine greatness. How pnny
by hIs side stand Tho 7none,rha At old or as Vol
tairc has II In his f1,sconT,e IN the history of
Charles tho Twelfth, ..The empero,s, sultans,
ealiphe, popcs and kings. of whom the names de-
perYc only TO DO found In cbro nolorfcal tables,
where fhey are Of no use save to serve as epochs'
It ia not orr purpoaa to prceent q eulogy on
1rit3ne. h.rh :. shall on.s., r. t,onnor,o1 vouth,
when II rrso .vi,1 ho for,ot,., Tima was when
In rad sh,ktneare ,ra. ',,rcncnnccd a ain by all
ercent ,.t;tn5ira-5e,. :, .o,fr3,n Now thn rat.
ie;ora -nr,S L. .1n,as4 ,,,. ~ 49, o+hsr a,nec.
r., ~ a ILL., - - n.tnre
5;s-;.a :. ~. ....1. y. na --a,ns;ea
49, ~. -. ~ naa ss,.as ~ ,ha
s,.aaa. ~ ts1i, @Rry ~ t'sa., an,o-aJ
4ne1% 'oono 4"s1 VI '"ao'iaAo. I.s1,s
nase p,sseo nin seealel1 anlons Iae 70" ~sas.
10. - ~uoss p,esenee 1as s1aeou, ano
t1p'in nA'e pAe9'e'o oa1 eaatn. 1iis 1.4
M nls 'a"e ase noe eonaneo 10 one ~
NC Hoe an 1nSnsaman aione' " -,
citizen OF the world, and as a0en au
should join in honoring his menoT on the ap-
preaching tcrcentenary observance of his natal
,",-.., .-..1,,I..o,
Gay. hecogn1zfng this, the peoples OF many CHIMES
are already preparing to observe this DAY IN oe-
coming manner and In Chicago the coming com
1nor,oe,tion bas not hcen ISnorad It IN trne that
s"ot4o. .--"taNN..... ~. 1s a,s ,s-sa ~ ~. a.
tne prcpa1atous a1e oc1ns mAos py 'no 81,
take the lead in honoItng their countryman, out
they arc merely his more immediate nessnoors'
they do not mouopolize him; nc "as OF k1n 10 me
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deeQffea9:

Average daily attendance II, COZ
io,s5s... 80. e.,1ss
whole year without once losing member
ship, boys 1,1s6. girls a,055
Not absent single half day. boys 81, girls
53.... 4lu
The percentage Of attendance durtn: the year
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Observation-Disclosures following is th,

METEoRoLo0IoAL.-The following is the
meteorological record Of the week ending satuz-
day, April 9th, 1874, taken at Mottram's drug
store, No. 199 West Randolph street. The
Temperature is taken In the shade. The direction
and force OF the winds are given approximately,
with the baronetric alttudes the small letters be-
Ing the initials OF the words "high,' "brceze,''
"gentle," "vcerlne," "rain," "suow," "moiRt
atmosphere" !" and "dry':
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AtltuScTnrttts.

MovlCKER's THEATRE.
IyI- Aadlsou street. bstxesn stAts and Dearborn.
osRAI EvSSa F. AHEI III Tas m,naEs,
JOHN e. OWENS.
VITO will appear In his two sreaschasAstcss.
MAJOR DE BOOTS,
In the celebrated Comedyof
EyERYBODY'S FRIEND,
sOLAN sHINGLE,
In TIC Comic Dssma OF the
YANKEE TEA1ISTER.
vIe4fas. Ie Ton r''''s new Comedy Of "r7s
Saturday afternoon. aEAaD MATINEE.
VARIETY THEATRE.
Go *sS'ss .Fea'isso'. N;a,sss:
L. L. ....obsso aaA11'~'
nlsLLB AUGUSTA.
Premier Danseuse.
MISS VICTORIA HOWARD,
Operstlc Vocalist
-MR. TIN HAYES,
1nechsuplon Clog Dancer.
1,rn.v p,. . wi, ,,th Az. ,,c..r.rr. of
AaonsoAA H'AN'""' APAi' Aret'' A'es appearance -
The beautiful panseusc.
-,.-
= cents: Priyate bo1es Is Since Seata aud boIcT
30 cents. ap1p-coT.1w
VOLONEL WOODS MUSEUM.
~ 100000 CURIOs1TIEs.
COL. J. Il, WOOD co... .rroprictors and Manager,
A.D. BRADLEY Director Of Amuseuena
T. A. Observation-Disclosures. Assistant NanA%et
-. GHHouSDED sUCChSS
U! we y nEM mHAMA "a; ann ne SE.M CoAfANY;
h new sR y1 s 'ppons enef y a. a.
FANY. entitled the
TXCKET.OF.LEAVR MAN.
Which wilt be presented MoNp " EVENING. April
nth. and every evening dunn. the week, and on SAT
UEDAY AF fEREOOS.
E1TKAOKDINA ARr ATTRAcTIoT for this week. Biz
Grand Exhibitions combined, all for one price
Positively last week Of ELfINGEl: AND EOOTS
bpitndld Parlor Opera, day and evening.
Last weak oi
MADAGASCAR FAMILY. .s..-
% NAT1EkE 1vEnE ArTEkSoox At oGLoG1; n = ~
In which the whole company viii appear In AL their
wondeElui performance
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Diseases of the Nervous. Seminal. Uri.
nary and Sexual Sfstems.-New and rclia-
bic t1eatmcnt-in reports Of the Howard Associa-
tion. Sent by mail in sealed letter envelopes free
OF charge. Address D. ]. Skiliou Hough.on, How
ard Association, No. South Ninth street, Phia-
de,ptia Pn mh5Q bfs59-3m
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anttl01l 5alRS.

N7M. A. BUFFERS & &C.
W
AUCTiONEER
SALE6R00Ms IN PORTLAND BLcCA
los, 1e5 & 107 Dearborn street, Chicago.
The most spscIous sAlearooms and tha best ada
ted for the display or all kudt OF Merchandise In Isl
Hest.
Particular attention will be given 20 the sails t
household gpoGs At prtvate dwellings, B1d 1t ou
5aletrooms: Reeals5 kale of hou.sho!d goods sys.5
&c, every week. Liberal caAh advances E1sde ca ~
itndn Of Ietch nndiSe. {e16 y367.s.u
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M A ARRlE E d.
% 1 E D .

In this city, April 5sh, by Rev. Mr. Taylor, WM. ].
JOHNSON and Miss LAURA L. WRIGHT, both Of
Chicago,
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DESIRABLE CUSTOM MADE

CI.oTHNT
At AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY, April 18th, at ~ o'clock. at But
ter,' Auction Rooms, in Portland block, corner Of
Dearborn and Washington streets, lsrxe and desira-
bic stock or
Custom Made Clothing, Cloths, Cassi-
mere%, &C.
apo c4s9t5t W3I. A BUFFERS & CO.. Auctrs.
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E,DSt.

/ ,OST.-A Boy 10 years old went
fom hts home. 50 H.11son street. IN Sovsn9s[
bulld. dark hair and eyes nne voice. and YETI c
1ns and Intelligent His Egsl nsms 1 .nd any intel
lKence concerning him viii be ErsteaollT Pnst
S}}1ra H-e1o.. ouosess oes"'N spScL+sk
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x House and Sign Painting, Calciminfng,
Glazing, and Graining: Paper Hanglngs and VIII
dow Shades ceiling wholesale and retail at New
York prices. F. E. RtaB1, 50 Randolph street.
Box 5SG3 mh11-b2l5-1m
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ID ETAM STOCK OF BOOTS
IL AND SHOES ---
At AUCTION,
ON TUESDAY, April 18th, at 9H O'Clock, at But
tCrs Auction Ioorns, in Portland Block, corner Of
Dearborn and Warrington streets.
npS-ca6t st WI. A. BUFFERS & CO., Auet'rs-
QTAPLE DRY GOODS, CUSTOM
~ MADE CLOTHING, Cloths, CassImeres Hosiery,
&C., DC. -
AT AUCTION,
ON WEDNESDAY, Ap'i1 18th, at ~ O'Clock, at But.
ters' Auction IooMa. in Portland Block. corner OF
Dear bern aud Washington streets.
aP8 cs65 St WM. q. BUFFERS 4 CO., Auctrs,
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F1su1KG ExPED111os.-The German Fish
ing Club Of the North Division is about to go on
i1slina expedition to tho upper portion Of Lake
Michigan, and II the s1alts be cear to Lake supe-
1io1. 4 schooner has been chartered aud will be
commanded by Capt. Heinrich. an old "sslt," and
prcsIdeut of the Club.
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TIE PRESIDENCY OF RosEu1LL CEMETERY.
The vacancy in the Presidency Of Roschiu Gem
etery has been filed BY the appointment Of Fred.
Tutuc, Esq.-an admirable selection, and one which
Will be Of much advantage to the Company and to
the very large share Of cur public with which thsy
have rclations
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ADvAScE.-The South and West Division
Street Railway Companies have advanced the
wages Of conductors to $40 per wcek-an advance
Of nearly 18c per day ovc. former wages. Big
thing
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FoR KANsAs.-Rer'ds. Remington, knapp,
and Sawyer, paseed through this city on Friday E"
route for Kaneae, where they will engage IN tue
miuietrY. These gentlemen were sent ont under
the ausrices of the Is American Home Mission" OF
New York.
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Real 35state-Countrp.
TOR SALE-Or E.

FOR SALE-Or Exchange for .
u amal desirable house IN Chicago. 3 farm of 50
acres Of land aboos 10 Of same timber % pastEy In
Proved and house containing I've or Six roonss 4one
out repair good spring Of water near BY, mum
oeE as e1d + sss aa i9 "a spee
son; it ts known as tho Widow Dickenson E*fua. %
cated on the sia1e Road about mllea om
Rsilr1sts Two miles from station and three tsoW
another 1t has been formerly vaneI = Pr III ~
days. Possession given !nmeduislg md y not gold
or traded sooner. It Will Be ofseret - Ft oh -
tween ,he hours Of 70 Terms ssoo 70 S
sinf1s. chicsEo. ap5-c36-ew
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It will puzzle the public and probably yourself.
Mr. Editor why the bosses do not agree to very
moderate list Of prices. Butt IL our QUA BIZ, and
The afscr. ion that good workment can earn Sa5.0o
per week by their bill is too outrageous and rldlcu-
Ions for US to comment on, especially their offer
nefsS men @ copIeteiJ ses Il rno Hoptne a yop
win gre this place In Jour widely read and inau-
ential journal, we remain
Youfs most respectfully, on behalf the Tafors
Fraternal Union. 14AwKEHuE SHEA, President,
EDWARD HnsDEnsoN, Sec.
We may add that the gentlemen who handed In
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FOR SALE-Or to rent, q House
l. and Lot at Brcston. thirteen niles ttom Che1Sor
On the Northwestern R!iroal aoass scSeo
church post oee 5an1 T,Sea
ststy, stay ~. at.f filee S'reS -''A' ap14rl3r
TOR SALE-Or Exchange. First
n a,,,,v of improved and uoiuproved LAM In
ia1a' Ior Irv Goods g Groceries For pa'tleulass
nuoEehs 1.0'' u1h5t. h.aftss
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Go ToTm BRsT-Go TO Bryant Il stratton's
Chicago Commercial College, to get thorough
practical business education. For circulars Id
dress lenc1osing stanps) Bryant q skattou, Chi
car0 O1fnnia
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1NrnovEa1ESrs.-Judge Rucker is aboua
to erect new block Of buildings on the northeast
corner Of Dearborn and Monroe streets. The
block will he Of brick, four stories high, = feet
front By 1e0 feet deep, and divided into ascmente,
stores and Officer. This improvement and the
clearing away Of the old rookerles, which were
disgraccto Custom House place, will add naturaly
to the aepcct OF the Post Office surroundings.
VIII not Mr.. Fuller please hurry up that little
mat,e7f 1t ie very near election time. Wonder he
has not done something already. If not for himself
Ut least IN the interest Of his partyi
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TOR SALE-Brick house and barn,
lot IS feet By 176 to twenty.four foot alley. drz.
door south Of rect on Prairie aVenne One
ume dcsirel. For particulars apply to HtCHC0CK3
l O'Clock P. ~ ulhatbS6tl0t
FOR SALE-Lots. Good Build
Ing 4nd Reataence Lots. pleasantly located y
na5a a 80 Sosls sseets. 4 NON s2e6 e = 20 %
B1rnham 4 Martins o{dce Is K.st Ksadolph stfeaG
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RFaI EStdte-Citp.

IkVU* ITtW|F~VEtD'
TOR SALE-Cheap for cash, two
cottsgcs 1s4 .ad ,cS South Ieorta street. together
With lot 5o1l:3 Iite perfect. None need apply cx-
SEPT cash purchasers. sp1tc5Ssas
FOR SALE Cheap, three houses
= and luts corner Wells and Harrison atTeeN;
price TO- 90. Property now rents ut $s,u PSF annum
13o feet ctsner Randolph and Elizabeth streets Fine
lot on Wabash Avenue, 1.th street Flrst clAss
business and realtcnce property IN all parts Of the
city. Apply to l. P. OLISGEI IS Clark street, loom
Nn.2 - nn1t.cS3S3t
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BR1DGRs' BATTERy.-A detachment OF
Bridges battery arrived In the city Oh Saturday
night, from Ruuedee. Tennessee. bringing with
them the bodies Of four deceased compatriots viz:
Lieut.. William Bishop, Sergeant n 4. Hammond,
privatcs John Hans and Hamilton Barncs. The
detachment comprising the escort consisted Of
Licut. Morris D. Temple, Lieut.. franklin Seabosnc,
Sergcants Clark Dodge, Lawrence Ford and Lo:naa
J. IAwrcnce4 Cozporals A. N. Taylor and James
Christian, and Ten privntes. The health Of the
battery Is reported ~ excellent and the spirits Of
the mcn good.
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ADVANCE IN PR1cEs.-It is m item OF in
ar&t not only to the trade. but especially to house
holders as this season, that within the past week
there has been m advance in the price Of Paper
Haugings and paper hangers stock Of from 70 to
Is per cent In New York This is due to tho gen
ernl appreciation Of all materials and cost OF man
ufacturc. Some Of the most extensive 1nanutac-
turers ut the East contemplate restricting their
duct still ur.hor, If not entirely closing their man
ufactorica. City dealere who lnve lar;e Btock. on
hnnd, and honseholders whose purchases have been
made, arc to be congratulated.
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Chicago Eye aud Ear Enflrmary and
Clinic Institute, IN South Clark street, Dr..
Evcrsou, specialist for diseases OF the Eye. Deaf
ncss, Catarrh and all chronic diseases. Cut this
ont and keep It ap1. ca233- 33-THCR SAT 9M.
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RE-ARREsTEp.-W,F F. Porter, negro, who
was under ball On charge OF rape, was re-arrcsted
yesterday and committed toj jail
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FOR SALE-A variety Of Eastern
l. Pianos and aelodeons; one sscepd.hand Piano.
one frstclass Billiard Table, manufactured b. MI
balls, cues and countcrs complete, S975; rosewood
veneer for sae at 1i6 South Dearborn street, the
ao10c512-5t
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throughout
tas Vet @ t. Ill b sSanssript.Sn Sa.s seaqsaess
beautifully and appropriately emhellshed and alH.
nne mezxot!nt engravtn5s BY esFtAn. and
Volume il-Comp'stl1. khe Ais&ory Of tne Fail e
VicksburE and Port Hudson, now ready: thus enAhl
Ing agents realize the proht two volumes at onea
and saving them the trouble and expense Of N axHH
VII have the Satisfaction q selling work q HeG
words without meaning. and nashy newspaper q
tsaets loosely thEoTn toEethet; 5ehmuckefs "a =
as standaEe History OF The grcas Eebttou- C. T
VENT 60, Publishers, Drawar 66t4, Chicago. N
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w ANTED-Thirty young able.
Light Artillery, {Slvergp.rTes old Battery.) Every
man 81 this battery has ieenlisted and ars nov here
April ut Camp Fry Chicago, ILL.,, to return to the Held.
The Battery has four 20 FOUNDER FarTott's. tile best
Enns In the service, and hns been engaged svery
battle, under Grant and Sherman: tof The last Two
years. Young ncu, wanting to enlist, can 20 to any
Provost sIarshni, Who viii swear them In
FRANCIS DE GRESS, Capt. Com, Battery,
uh2Y b5E+15t Brfg[s Hoiite-
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IWQutf1-agent5.

w ANTED-A responsible man
w {Farr,er prefcrred> to do business IN zach
IeEEsnI .i.hous hintranse te 9fnsr passss ,S GSs
Office ~ I'M BASEMENT. No. Isl Dearborn ssrest. OF
aadrrss P. Draw e1 EE; chicago. H.. enc!os!n ots
back 10 you. api1iess6H
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.Fnr 5alR.

TOR SALE-A neat cottage house
Il 81 Psrce street, near corner Tralstead, In West
Division containing stx rooms and four closets. Tas
street cars run paat ths houBs. The purchaser
either remove tia house Immediately, or can have
tour years ground lease from May lit, 1854. Inquire
ap11 c5l12t R.G. GOODTuL1E.
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~f~HseE 03ys -%A%
AREIvAL or TIE C5ru Tr,1,1xoys INFANTRY
.,aa. ussotoance sssn With announcements made In
e,a,n -. M, Inc Goth Illinois Infantry, better
r,an n,dar e1s scotch regiment, numbering $50
In the city yesterday afternoon hr ~
Central Railroad. Numerous f.,cnas -, .,.' u1,
mcnt who for the last week have bee, -. .est
tsce proceeded to the depot to meet IN. 9os
In biuc, who on arrival were made lhe rrc,.,.a.
of LOUD applause. After 1e2ying the cara the nnrs
marched oTcr to the Soldiers Rest escorted by tbs
Light Guard Band, where the 1adics had prepared
bounseous supper, to which the boys did amul,
Justice, md expressed their thanks to the ladies'
BY giving them three rousing cheers. Aftcr the
mueic Of the knives and forks had ceased. the boyf
were called to order, aftct which. Colonel n M
Uough, In well.tincd remarks, alluded to the nast
history OF The regiment, compl!mcnsed thr ladies'
and introduced Col. Cameson, who responded r.
Liz usual happy manner; thanking the citizens o
Chicago for their cordial "welcomc home" nc
referred 10 the hardships through which his resI-
rncnt had rome, and eated that nearly NIL his men
Ind se-cplisted with the determination Of aghttn:
until the rebellion shall be crushed.
The LIGHT Guard Band was IN attendance ant
enllvcncd the proceedings with choice selcctlon'
There asc about 100 saen OF the regiment lett be
hind on detached eervice, must Of whom VIII re
enlist. We omitted mentioning, in the history o
the regiment pubiifhed IN the TatBUEE a day Of
two since, that the regiment hae during the las
year mGrched On foot a distance OF about 1861
mtles-a distancc which seems almost incredible,
The regiment ae 4 great fayoratc Of the the Army
ri The Ohio and Gen. Scno1cld beh1red very rer-
erousy In SLOWING i, to come home on The thirty
days furlough al thls present time.
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CUR COMMON COUNCIL.
Constitution Of the Eoard Of Alaermen-Who
-Repressns and WHO msrepr sent Us
"A Few OF The Esil Dccds
Of tic Copperaeads.

The day Of reelection is near 1T hand, the day
for which ali good md true men have watched and
waited a. that which should bring chance Of rs-
denption from copperhead misrule. How much
that day Of deltve1ancn IL needed, let the recent
municipal history Of Chicago testify. How humil-
latinE that history. how CALLING to evssJ loyal man
has been tho yoke Of Coppc1headism which has
held US In iron fettetsl Look 1t the present COM
position Of our Common Council-z disgrace to
the city; contrast it with the Councils Of former
days, when good men and true occupied tho Coun-
eli Chamber. md advocated and voted for mess-
ures Of public benefit Let u nrat speak Of the
men themselves who compoeo this body and than
glance at what they have done during their brief
time Of ef1cs.
The First Ward is represented BY Alderman Hahn
and Sehall, two men Of whom the best that can be
said ls that they not peslent, following rather
than leading in the anti-Union demonstration Of
the Coppcrhead majority. They are nearly ~ cul-
pable AZ the worst because their votes are always
cast on the Copperhcad side- Tbs first lays claim
to eome little Senses the second Is scarcely credited
with its possession, even BY his friends. Indeed,
11a notorious that be has often to be informed in
whisper which way he ought to vote, the serpent
hiss being always too surely Deeded. They both
retire; they ought to have retired long ago in defer.
to the wishes Of the men they claim to repre-
sent in the Council. They were foiated On Uniou
majority Of 400 or GOO by the leserdemain trick Of
the Copperhead party. Sensible, intelligent Union
SUCCESSORS will be elected, men who will be tho
choice Of their constituents.
The second Ward Is represented BY Alderman
6bimp and Ellsworth. Alderman shimp retires.
He Is candidate for reelection, and will undoubt-
edly succeed by IN overwhelming majority on the
dny Of election.
In the Third Ward. ita two mis-fcpresentatives,
Alderman Roberts and Barrett, are too we'll known.
The first is a persistent, sarcastic Wosdy. windy
opponent OF nearly every measure which has not
some tnkling Of Coppcrhead aseendancy 1t the
bottom, and has always on hand some Legal refer
eucc for his rcasons. He Is nverse to paying the
debts Of the city authorized for purposes, but
can gladly vote for increasing the pay Of Copper
head officials. Barrett Is equally marked as
blatant Ignorant adroate on all occasions, OF scc-
tional determination, and cteruay afraid lest the
Catholics thall not have fz1r show. He Ia indcbt
cd tor his place in the Council solely to his ability
to control the vote. Of the dwellers In the Patch
a. portion ofthe ward lying between Clark street
and the South Branch Ia not tnapprepristcy callcd
he leaves the present Council during the present
1nonth--let us hope never to return.
The Fourth Ward ts represented by two Repub-
lican A1dcrmen-Ga1lnp and Edwards. The latter
rctiree, and will be succeeded BY Union man.
The Aldermen Of tho Fifth Ward arc Karn and
Sheridan. These officers arc remarkable for moth
, 1864-04-11

:" ANTED.-$T5 4 Month. J
w ISN'T to hire Agents IN evary county 1t IS
Aenth. expenses paid. to sell my new cheap Family
MR{ne. fe1t.yt1z&st
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Editors 7ta6une-To-day. from 4 to o. clock P,
NJ. the Republican Union men Of tho city arc to
nominating Aldermen and the object Of this is, to
urge our friends to scrutintze candidates closely,
Important political questions which may come be-
fore the Council. Let nc relate what is known
concerning one OF the candidates for reelection.
noeed upon LII By CopIerheals, went into effect.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1864-07-16
FULL-BLooDED CATTLE.

SECTION TWO.
Best bull years old or over, $40 90
ID best " 90
best bull years old and under 4, 90
Cd best " 90
best bull 2 years old and under 8, 90
ID best &c 90
best bull year old and under 2, 90
I'd best sc 90
best lull calf, 3 90
I'd best " 2 90
best COW years old or over, 90
I'd best " 90
best COW years old and under 1, 90
I'd best " {" 3 90
best COW 2 years old and under 3, 8 90
I'd best :" " 90
best COW year old and under 2, 90
I'd best " a" 90
best COW calf, 3 90
I'd best 90
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best pony for the saddle 500
COrmittes-Oharles Britton, William Rawson,
Stilman Smith.
SWEEPSTAKES ON HORSES.
SECTION FOUR.
Best stallion, $1,000
best mare or FLY, 500
Conamittee-Noyes spicer, Charles Dodge, John
Conner.
CLASS BLACKS, JENNETs AND
MULES.
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LEATHER AND LEATHER MANU-
FACTURES.
COnmttee-WilliaIn F. Baker, Samuel Spur
geOn, E. Longfellow.
DOMESTIC MANUFACTURES,

OR LINEN, WOODEN AND COTTON FABRICS, MADE By
HAND.
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A friend has told us an excellent way to
keep shippers out Of bacon during the sum
mer. 1t Is to give all you can not eat dur
ing the winter, to the wives and children of
poor soldiers. He says he tried this plan
last winter, and it worked like q charm.
Reader. suppose you try it, and see how
it will operate in your case. We strongly
recommend it to eyerybo
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Weigh right. if you sell dear.
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LADIES' EQUESTRIAN EXHIBITION.

tits said that Mr.. Wood, the intelligent
correspondent of the London Star, is about
to bring over from England, . colony OF
first class laborers, to settle on the rich
plains of North Missouri.
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COnlnaittee-Mrs. J. D. Humphrey, Miss E. Pals
ley, Mrs. l. D. Elliott, MIS-. A. B. Ames, Mrs.
Mark PATTY
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FRUIT DEPARTMENT.
GRAPES.

Best and greatest variety correctly named, 50 90
I'd best 2 90
Onmittee-E. BOrton, j H. Hunt. Jno. Weaver.
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The total number of rebel prisoners cap
tured in the late battles as reported to the
Commissary General of Prisoners to June
4th, is about 5000, of which $50 are off,
GERS.
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The First Annual Fair of Lyon county
will be held at Emporia, commencing on
Wednesday, the 18th day of September,
1864, and terminating on Friday, 10th day
of September.