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C0pPERHEAD FRAUDS,
The Venom Werklng--Eeetton 1ustruehons---
The Duty Of Cnien Men To-Day.

inc Coppeshcad C,ty Clerk has issued new
patch Of Instructions to the Inspectors Of ELECTION
iof To-day, which on their face prove beyond doubt
ttat the traitors and sympahfscts with jeff Davis
IN t1as city, intend to perpctratc the grossc~t
frauds on our citizens in order to carry the cleo
ton.
The city charter, chap. 9, sec. q, provides that
the polls shsll be opened at o'clock In the morn
ing, snd shsll be kept open until 7o'elock IN the
Illegally holds the Office Of City Clerk, IN bis In:
ettuctione, tells the Inspectors that majority Of
them may keep The Rolla open M Longer 4 neees. @
iprity. Now Ills Is gross violation Of tic charter
and ehoHs the desperate means to be tesoraed to.
nc aIeo at the end Of his Instructions issues what
be calls an "Ordcr," In which the attempt Is made
to the ptssb Officers b teias his au
ii case Of refusal to obey the behesta OF the
copps1head judges. they may flnc them sso aad
snd on sa{c eoa e; ns order them
We bcseech the good, loyal and true men Of the
city to turn out and vote and gqa1d the polls.
By the copperheads, Go to the polls aid Insist o.
your legal rights. Arrest or cause to be arrested
every man who attempts to vote literally.
thing viii be- attempted. They intend to carry Ibis
al,ow 1t.
NOW VIC GILL Uu lut tN+1A AAeptclOIo duQ t4kl 40 VI
elections ii the majority Of the Ccpperhesd 1nspcc
tors 1neist on keeping the polls open later than
o'clock contrary 10 the provisions Of the Charter,
that they protest a.ainst IT. and mark the number
Of voics cast after that on the poll books.
They also call on their Copperhead inspectors to
exclude every pcreon from the room where tho
election ia held. What does this meant Every
loyal man knows the object Of this. Fraud. 10 the
game. Citizens Of Chicago, shall this game euc-
ccedf ..
We denounce II hs shameless attempt at impo-
eitlon. What exclude every one from the room
but their tDspectofa, whom they appointed them
selves and who In several OF the precincts ALL
Cor~EnnEADs' They know they have = 3espc-
rate Came, and they wish to stock the cards. Never
before this has an attempt been made to exclude
cheEcngers from the room. From the time ofthe
Revolution t1ll now 1t has been conceded as tho
right of each candidate to have every facility Afford
ed for protecting the purity Of tho polls. Union
men, you have double task to perform today.
Shrink not from it. Vote yourselves to a man See
that one rotes who ia not legally entitled there
to. It s lupeFntfye Unless this Is done, the vile,
!nathsome copperhcads will envclop you in their
rlIrny folds. Crush 1hems Crush them to-day at
tic polls.
TIE VOTE LAST TEAR-For the sake Of
comparison. and for the convenience Of votera, we
append the official vote cast at the Mayoraty cleo.
tion, by wards. The candidates then were Shcr
ncan, tie present incumbent and Thomas D. Bryan.
The vote received By each represents the strength
~ r. reS f,0T%V
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condemned ont OF their own mouths. They know
!9A vel that when the true measure OF thsir guilt
they will never be able to ask Tor tha ro,etof
scnslhlc man. Tbs public wants to know whst
hss bssn dops With ths money and how it has
zen faiseo lof Ee need scarcely say that there
money BY the issne Of bonds authorized by :anY
ssye ~, ,n TIE dar1sntern lodge Of & O. cs con
tfpi Inc city shanci cternal shame on tho men
break il to our hope Are they rot re.liY tho jug
Gnng fends Of hell. who p:tfct with us9 Speak
en-, Union men. today, and brcak their power In
pfecea like pottcr'a vessel.
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~
~. 80 e.' - 6sts5 ss'' eu0Af a.
the thought Of meeting bis late workmen at the
polls. They. with their fellow Workmtn, will
vote against nm. Yesterday morning the subject
ins some 4o0 membeIs: Maay Of them pledged
cIetIes Viii 10 The e.me and Vntc araInst te ser
cesh organ which, while drawing mo5ey 1T the rate
Of FIX and one quarter cents fine for eYerything
P!n.eu N ~ gola1ans pessAinlne 70 elty matters,
,e, s hst a.u on Ine
tWrire months in that rstabshmentA and nd apniy pHT
caiucd t3:e nav demanded by fhn most fhnronoR
Organization Tie T7n7es Il the enernT . of tRe
MGpG s pGH sn Ths y dr ht4
-. - A's ~0'
NOT A11rss-Tbe cenflemen mcnt;onea
be1o" desire uE to say they src not the parties
mentioned aa alien voters in onr published lists
once, and the 1secals who used them did 50 Tie
&c bctter to eoseE their fraudulent assumptions of
u John o,cnnno1. on sedpxfck s,,ce. be+7rae,
Green and Goethe, was born In Chicago.
= Edward Kcefe-FIHeepth Ward, No. aOB Di.
vision.
May streets, Eighth Ward.
John Gerity, member OF the police force. second
1;tsyS;aHct ro]ics station-nintb ward.
Morgan STREETS eleventh ward.
Patrick quirk, working in the Ga1cua car shops
=. MeGsaw: No. $50 North Franklin street sT
1inib ts.l corner fotoh and Reuben streets
james Doyle, No. "a Canal street-s1xth w,rd.
AL thesc gentlemen claim to be American citi-
"s0e' anu WEI ~ siano c'car on the record.
f,opp,-,,-,> p-,.,.--7,-.
SoffIAuEAD TK1!'IlNG.-let 0nr readers
remember thn. he who votes the coppeEhs.d ticket
~ ~. go. t. ~: 9A|5 14nS
Ct. e.. naa paper It .ne one which goebles up four
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nevr,ar., po+srfrc cntiety the names Of the boss
tinn Masaz WIZ ncfa Wai5ocf. Peter Keller md
1,Jn, o, Messta f!sne17 ayo;n,s1 a. such Commit.es
~ Juaa uEhes w. pinT IN names Of daiinoucnt
enninxss 10 - mr,iee was 1natructe TO. con
tcT generally IN matters 81 Ge,1a1h nnn9s ~ 'uo
Tbs Offices Of tic Association having hitherto
been flied BY gentlemen whnfe stsssses nsse nssa ~
tenpoIary enttseds 6.lsidenf S1.oh Heno: En-.
!sth Stf5etd7y, 5ohn Ua'lS oe' "'8'' ~~ @'A' ~
doph Walters; ,,.z,-,,s
1fedfufef-f. ha"hlus.
Police CouHT.-Yesterday. jun -. oaehee'
OF BemfR, charged with ssea'n! Ss noI -
drunken soldier named jona Naus, y. ~ ~. ~"
neeerve Corps, Was cQmmitten fos tfaa' ~ LIE tSs
John Bingham, q hackman. ar1atg9ned on The
charge OF larceny, was remAndcd without e1ami.
patton untIl the 2lst 1nstant, IN order 70 procure
further evidence.
Hugh Reed, also hackman, was broqght % up On
man Dennis Quatle, under particulars previously
neasoned s9a Ii 'as 1iS'D'e'
1nsenh pectip for assault of officer Forrest and
'eai'ns o4 "s ssa'' % os- ----~ ~
DOCTOR L1nAhsenw" soa 49, ,e,t;n. @ snee,a, a as.
H'choS " ~. ,'u.s A1oais - 1nrch1sfnr A tor,e
stne,. ~ and cnbebs for his uae His arst
motion In the Common Council Is undeFs;o9d 70
~ the lntroauctlon 81 AZ Ii ecEnais ~ the
book as text book in tue nnoe scnools ~ tne o
city emhe!ehed with twenty .one analoneat NJ III a.
graEings hs second the g 10y S1ty
vencreal hceRtaI ior inc Epeca! ueSeAs u ns7 .on
stitnente' "hat are "e COMING 'o'
STREET RA1LwATs.-The west DIVISION
Railway Company have lately EXTENDED tnelf tsaeS
on Milwaukee Avenue as far West as calpen1ef
street. Owing to the muddy condition OF tue aye
pne AZ act,se oRsfaions nass pse9 oa nd Ts,
R1ecE .Se hniIi,ng sereral new and elegant cars
ior this route at their celebrated tnanutactory.
--- u,,4 .o.
~ oo'4 oo'4s.'" -.
and allowance to their famles2 The Copper
heaaF OF me common c99ncn nntin Mo q n,vau
fn aiteT having nn.horizca tho c1ntraet,ou Of the
iebt9 The Copperheals. They would not pay
that one hundred doars, and dohn Z. nane9ck.
the money. They are Jen DaVls 1epnaiators.
TuF T.11ons, sTu1rr.EA session Of the
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iJ'UK 6ALE-Ur Exchange tor q
l. emal1 desirable house IN Chicago. 4 farm Of Sc
pTovtc, and bouse containing nve o. SIX roous, some
90. q 1epai.. Sood sprinS Of water near BY nun.
orchard that Bore eighty Bushels 81 ane lru LAST sea
son: It is known ns the Widow ptckeneon Farm, To-
Chicago between the Northwestern aud Fox River
Railroads miles from one station and threc ffoa
Re eud 1t decided bargain. II applhd for within tan
days. Possession given HmediaelI, and Il not sold
At Dundee tatton. on EEDxEso4Y. april 10th. he.
tween The hnnss Of 10 and II. Terms 500 $500
Inquire Of CLAFLM 4 FAY, g Clark street. up-
e.tirs, Chicago: 8p5b462N.
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
BRUSSELS CARPETS,

ROSEWOOD SETS, ETC,
AT AUCTION
On TUESDAY, Aprif edth:at 9l1 O'Clock,
At Dwelling House No $50 Huron Street
The entire Furniture OF family relnquishinE house
keeping consisting OF Brussels Pator Carpets Isose
wood Pier Table. Mahogany secFetary. Pinsh PssioE
Wardrobes, Roeewoou and Black walnut Bool Gases.
Bureau ard Wsrdrobes. Mirrors. Curtains, Bt1..als
China and Glassware. Cook Btore, &c, &c.
Tie above houRe will he rented to a good tenant.
spfSsselt Eh 4. BUFFERS CO.. Auc'rs.
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TOR, SALE: Mill .DroDerty.

NOR SALE Mill property. I
l. offer for sale ms mill p, opeIty. known as Tha
sflIsse 3! Dowagiac, In Casa County. II chigsn On
tie line or The Michigan Central KallFoad consisting
sary maeh1 ery foE custom Eo u Fish ~ water pow
s s @ FastF or
E.reE Aill There @ m + tns Large d.snE e. aogss q
of land The hole v1I. be sold together, OF part,
as be purchaser may desire; Terma easy. Inquire
IL The trem1ses, OF address ERASIUS Il. SPALDfNG,
Dowag!scr Mich, ap1Ec1G8 Ct
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COpFEREE&p MlSRUlE,
What They Will Do il 4iloWed to Govern rs
tic Coming Tear.

What will the Copperheads do II they ure in a
majority the coming year?
They will put up our taxes to at leaet thirty mills
and ead1e ne with municipal budget OF fifteen
hundred thouEond dollars.
They Will etil further snbsidIze that infcrna1
eheet the 7Tss and Its 1ibellous editor, tly named
Storey enabling It as in the past to MAINTAIN po-
Eitaon OF defiance to the government and sulting
opposition to the people, by means Of the money
Inised by taxing those people who suffer from its
They will mike the city payl all and singllar the
expenses Of The CoppeIhead convention 10 be held
a1ready bccun on the police force tin they have
driven out all the good men from the iorce, when
their places viii be Immediately dned with the o.
draw cent more than now.
They Will nf fas T 9 g. e en
those in the vicinity Of thelr own residences TIE
Fulton street sewer will be Duplicated. and the
State street bridge vii be noved to ffanEan. ,,az
should 70 to pay for those lnpsorements-1np par
ins their own tasorasef putting Ip he Pay of the
ldle1s and keeping down that Of The workers. z
bogus assessments, and actions for damages 6ns-
tained through their c.1elessness.
They will revive tue gridiron sW1nale anu foas!
the people thereon TIL their money Is ~ 1osneo
Tbey " Wi abolish our present admirable syetem
OF school dnfpeetou. ana u the} oo noI Gnt.e.y
v the fnttoduction OF regulations and instructions
who viii poison the minds Of the rising generation
with their Coppe1head teachings.
Ther viii 50 work TINT tar election In the fn-
.u1e viii be forb,daen they will Introduce an e. e,
teIaaa o. ta21f n,s ~ %Jn r,nce Of hsr over
thrown by fraudulent votes.
They will cnree the nnme Of Chlc7so TO- becnme
a by-word Of reproach among the people OF the
United States. By inviting and harbor1ng In our
midst the enemies Of the government
They will use their intlnence to insttEate resis-
1ence 10 the government md try to bring tho Coles
comfy riots Eomc to Chicago.
All ibis and much more they will do If permitted
they must moi do It. Uuion rnea, cannot Jon spare
one day to prevent such calamity as cogpesheadl
enccess in Tic paets You must do it. You can
shall NOT hare voped to prevent that dsstardy 1qle
It fs duty you owe to yourselves, to your chill
drep, the city, the State, the oountr to COM
mon humanity. i" Up, guards. and ut the1nl"
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
AT AUCTION,
ON THURSDAY. APRIL 21st, AT 81; O'CLOCK.
At Dwelling 10. 387 Wabash Avenus.
The entire Furniture OF family rellnquiahing house,
keentng, comprising Paslor, Chamber. DlnlnZ.roon
nId Kitchen Furniture, Brussels and other Carpets.
WM. a. BUFFERS T. CO.
oplt ca51et AuctiopeeI1,
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TEE CITY.

POLLING Places AND D1sTR1CTs-On the
second page viii be found the list Of places for de-
posittng votes In eqch precinct and the boundaries
of each precinct,
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
AT AUCTION.
On MONDAY. April 25th, at sH O'Clock.
At Dwelling House No. 16 Van Buren Street,
4 general assortment Of well kept Household Goods
comprising Parlor, Chamber, Din1ng.Foom and
Kitchen Furniture. Brussels, Three-Ply and Ingram
Carpets, Crockczy, Glassware. &c
F' VIM. 4. BUFFERS 4 CO.,
tn16crsa11t AucIiqpeeIB,
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LQCAi. MAT!r.GI2S;.

Stron. Band.-Comrades, attsution.-There
will tc regular meeting Of the 1st Company, Ind
Regiment, Illinois S. B., at their hall, In McCor-
mick's Building. this Tuesday at 80 p. m. The
uemberF Of all the other city companies. and com"
rades from abroad arc invited to attend. Election
returns will be announced Us soon US received.
Who fs Mrs. W1nslow 4-As this ques-
tIon Is frequently asked, NC. will simply say that
she is lady who for upwards Of thirty years, has
Entir1net. eeyoted her time md ta1entsasa Female
ss and a
wants OF this numerous clase, and, as . result OF
this effort, and practicsl knowledge obtained In
LIFETIME spsnt as nn.ze md physisIIan she has
pg. It operates like MAJ giving rcst aud health,
and is, moreover. euro 70 regulate t9s bowels. In
consequence of thls article Mt, Winelow y tss ne
race children certainly do n1sE UP and bless her;
especially s this the In this city. Vast guam
@ sss S h wSeGh1E S s ssng o f5s @4s ss sSa eaa
lied her name BY this invaluable article, and we
sincerely believe thousands Of children have been
tst 9ons ~ Vii II I share il beas
Ahnd unite In calling her blessed No MOTHER has
discharged her duty 10 her suffering little one, in
1s sns soesna sas s s9f"
rnY IT soV,-Lodixss JEitor, New York City,
\So3d By au nrugglsts. Is cents a bottle
u,h2lbs3tlm.rnu-sAr&fuE
@For Coughs aud Colds take - Browns Dron-
chialTroches." Public Speakers and Singers use
: them for the,Eoicc.
solrec..-The usunl weekly School so1rec Of The
"Chieaso Dancing Academy will be held this
evenins Scholars and friends ,t,,s are nvt,ed +
Hnnionp and diseased Da,le, cured By process pc.
culiar TO Dr.. Rendcl1 which 1Ispensea with the up-
GRAFTON Of cutting. ONCE A. Prescott House. South
Clark street. corner Yam Bu1en. ap16-:81i-1t
, 1864-04-19

CHEAP GoyERSMETT.-Those who arc in
faTor Of IN economical administration Of the city
government, will vote the Republican union
ticket today.
, 1864-04-19

MouLDER's WAoEs-MEEr1Sa OF EMPLOY
ERs.-An adjourned meeting Of propsictors of
Foundry establishments was held last evening at
the odlce Of F. Letz. The President-P. ". Gates
and the secre,ary-C. G. Kclloer-were present
and cflciated. The establishments Represented
wcre those Of F. n. Gates 4 Co.; N. s. Gouton &
Blown Co.; Geosgs 4 aimro.; T Il. : II. nfS Bow n Z Z
Co.; DAEcum 4 Richardson II. F. Co.; Collins s
B1re1e, ana Cossman & Co.
The following preamble and resolutions were
adopted unanimously:
WHEREAS. We know The Mou.acrs of Chicago
haye made unjust demands and asked moro wages
than re can pay IN justice 10 ourselves, and more
than is paid tn other Lake other Western cities
throughout the country; therefore,
Retotted, That we whose names are herewith at
tacned to this agreement abide by the decIslon Of
the majority OF 1h!s meeting as to the prices to be
paid for day moulding 1ntll we can organize to
protect ourselves against strikes and urgent de-
Rert!red, Tbs. there be three classes Of moulders
Who shall Re paid wascs peg day as folows: lst
a ssfs eies as sn2 1d fhas sso
tions be sent to the President Of the Monlder's
Union.
hss:s 7'' d S:. ;ss? ss IS s a: s e Tn
CHOOSE YE.-a1cd of Chicago, the issue to-
Gay is straight one. We present 1t 20 that it may
be understood clearly.
ue who rotcs to-day for the copperhead ticket
' Coprerhead mfa-ruIc In Chicago,
The Chicago Times nlscegenfor.
The two-bot1e democracy.
The enemies OF the Government.
The Opprefsors OF the people.
TaE caferB and non-tnx payers.
An iiterate unpHncipied Council.
Civil war in the etreets Of Chicago
Aiaccgeuattnn and repudiasion.
Traitors at the head Of h4aifs,
Coppcrhcad police ofIcers
Under psy to The police ard frcmeu.
Big Eaaariee 10 Go-nothluC 1os:ers.
Thirty mills on the dollar taxation.
Pe1yersion Of the Public School system.
High prices for Ill the necessaries OF life Cop
pcrkead victory diminishing the credit OF the Gov
eInment thus putting up the price Of gold and that
Of all ar1icics Of Subsistence.
Men Of Chicago: will rou, dare you vote for all
these: VIII you prove recaeant to your countr7s
trrEt: No you will not. you must not, You Will
vote the Union ticket. - -
Tue RYAS FAM1LT.-An examination Of
the Poll BooEs Of the wards OF the c,ty reveals
curious nct. in relation to the votes cast at
the last election. The Ryans hnve many abiding
places. Tie following Is the number who voted
Sherman Aud Rose.
, 1864-04-19

DEATH or CAPT. BA1LY SAITH, OF Co. B,
53p REGIMENT LIS. INFANTRY VoLs.-Thfs brave
sud noble officer died at Ottawa, Iasallc county,
Illinois, on Thursday morning, April 14th, 1851,
first to volunteer at the breaking out Of The feIel-
lion, and served through the three months service
IN the lin II. Vols Ou the ath Of October 1851,
gahizing at Ottawa, III. During tie organization
Of the SD he rendered efficient service, and was
Commissioned Second Lieutenant Of Company
IA 10 9,o1 nte 1nnk from October, 4th ls6,
Capiain o. Co. =. He has, done much valuable
service: @ Ae WAS enEnsed with bis regiment In the
9sSSs q Cen sn S,te o nntehc Kyer Of
Ss In this last abort but terrible battle, he LOST
his r1eht azm BY cnRnieter shot. lie was taken
Rf1Sh9neE RS and while In thehands Of the enemy bis
engasement and also at the battle OF the Hatchie
hs conduct was such as to call forth the adnllra.
Brave as pcn, cool ii tic hour of dan danser. sIs
splendid dssc,p!inartan, er.watcnlng aud doing
that Which vas fYr the interest Of the service and
orsee MS eemmaad e e. vas losed and honoEed BY
In The death Of Captain Smith our country has
lost deyoted patriot gallant and ciaccnt otlicer
Tourred BY all who knew him, especially by the
$50 regiment, with which he has so faithfully
Be kaves behind him relatives in this citv and
IN the State Of New York, and manyspet.oua1
irtenue, who deeply mourn his loss, His fa;ber
!e.1 tns ctT 1nis Mornng With his remains, for
WORTHY OF ATTEST1oE.-Wc saw yestcr-
day, In front OF the Post Office, section or model
Of new and beautiful fence. known as Kings nat
emf, which for beauty, economy, strength and du-
liability. We think can scarcely be surpassed. We
never saw anything 1t that line more to our taste.
We can hardly intellic1bly describe 1t, but we
adviee al who are building new houses. md want
beautiful fence to adoru their grounds, or want
TO tnpplant an old with new one, to take LOOK
at thle.
OUR CANDIDATE FOR POLICE Coasl1s-
s1ofEn.-The nomination Of 7. B. Brown, for the
position OF Police Commissioner, is excelleat!y
well received In each Division Of the city. Mr..
Brown ia 4 well known County Jnztice Of the
Pence position he has filed With great credit for
seSerai yca1s. We regard him rs one Of the best
men that could hare been selected, and VIC glad
10 know that ouf estimate OF hia fitness for the
office Of Police Commissioner is endorsed by the
intelligent yoters OF this city. He viii run we'll
tnly up to the balance OF the ticket The different
an exception. The refusal Of Sentlebach to yield
to the inst demands of his workmen for an increase
Of wages cqnat to the advance in the price OF pre
neeeeeartes Is losing him the votes Of that class,
ara me votes of all the other organizations who
Eympathize with them. Scntle6ach will be de-
Boss sHoEstAKERs.- meeting Of the Boss
shoesnakera constituting the .. Chicago Boot and
Shoe Manufacturers Association" assembled last
evening In Mo:rfson's Block.
The object Of the meeting being to recctye the
namee Of ne" members aud to fu,1lsh to the Jour
, 1864-04-19

New LAW F1nM.-Wc call the attention Of
readers to the advertisement Of Melville W. Fuller,
Chas n Ham, and.II. n. Shepard who have assocla-
ted themselves in tho practice Of law under the firm
name oi Fuller, Ham s. Shepard. ,
TD1RTY-F1FTH W1scoSs1S.-Thc 35th Wis.
consiu regiment passed through Chicago yesterday
, 1864-04-19
Aurttott SHleR.

TRY GOODS, CLOTHING,
- Boots and s1sss W IHSrfSs stEsz rSfS9ss*'' Caps. &C.
saee Il nsi.5a 4 q hsas :osssE 4 s' Il
sp's :aa "'sn2stsf itfssEs CO.. Apcs
r ETAM sT4 H.. STOCK OF BOOTS
AT AUCTION,
ods a +. RI He.nS # ssae sstP at aa
IL S39.ns.Gs W. E. SGHfEE, ;1Effi CO., Ape.ss
OLD BUILDINGS
On East Side Post ORica Alley,
AT AUCTION.
IL IL ii: Fl I'LL e: :s:
removed on or before z BSFfEss AHEE s Co.
'PRUsSELs, THREESPLY AND
~ INGRAM CARPETS,
NeT and Secondhand Furniture, Piano Forte,
Billiard Tables. Bnggies, ETC.,
AT AUCTION,
On ns aP Il fs5s.d @ ss p csR Pat
asd GooBfss tsr. furniture Of
fsns!1z leaving the city. =.
sFly sad @ n$,an; splendid Velvet Carpet 100 yards
PIASo FoKrE-A is' Iii; good secondhand Piano.
AT II O'CLOCK.
BILLIARD TABLE, marble bed Billiard Table, all
complete,
.. AT T. O'CLOCK.
BUGG1Es-Two Open Huegfcs.
apl7d.0-it WM. 4. BUFFERS 4 CO., Auc'rs.
FNTIRE FURNITURE OF
zlTELLE'S EATING SALOON,
Brick Kitchen, Large Cooklsg Range. etc,
AT AUCTION.
On MONDAY. Aprn 18th: NJ. e,< O'Clock, at z!tee,s
Dining saloons No. u CLARK street, al The Ea,nt.
fables. Extension pInne Tables. Diting Gh.trs,
and pcsamber Farniiu1e. sfse iof q stiverpatsd
Castors Spoons, FORKS and Kniyee, Cfockery, China
Also, the Brick Krchen recently built lArse Cook
tug Range. kuitable for 8 hotel. .-,
aplTd5l9t Aucttoneezs.
, 1864-04-19

The CoMPTRoLLER's REPoRT.-u noth1ng
clee were done, no other evidence Of guilt present.
ed. b. the copperhead leaders. the suppression OF
the comp1roler's report is sufficient to damn them
In the escs Of alright thinking men beyond hope
of redemption. dust zee Whist they have done, and
then say: can treacacy and fraud 60 furthcrs They
have spcnt the unparalleled amonut Of GEARIrA
MILLION or DOLLARS during the yc1r, and refuse
TO account for II Thcrc ts no provision Of the law
moro pfainly enunciated than thst which renders
it imperative On the Comptroller to submit t1ll
statement Of his operations, before election, and
no instance has occurred, during tie Republican
administration In Chicago. Of rimilar, delay; tie
II days before election so . a. ; to
~ opportunity Of c1iticiaing It close
- that something must be done
1rreport with the dcurcs left out, and
people Of Chicago by talking about
fthe hour" end twill be finished On
&C. II they do give q truthful state
& morntnG-Ehich We do not expect-it
10 late. The vote will hare heen taken
p. le, Republican press OF the city c.n Get
~ The nsnrcs. Tho publication win BE- con
=: 0 that dirty, miserable sheet which scarcely
Imam reads, and which few Of its subscrib.rs
:: brains enoErh to comprehend.
hy have they done this I Can any one doubt
= a1swerf Ills because they know they viii be
, 1864-04-19

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
AT AUCTION,
On FRIDAY, April I'd, atoH O'Clock,
At Dwelling No. 1854 Michigan avenue. south
ismly b1eakinR up housekeeping, consist
luz Of handsome Parlor aud Chamber Furniture,
%D Ing Room and Kitchen Furniture, B5usse., Three
Ply And other Carpets, Crotkery, China and GIass-
ware. &C.. Also. at 12 O'CLOCK Or tmnediately after
HAfntes. and one nne Mich Cow.
apis GE-7t W1I. A BUFFERS T. CO., AuctTs.
, 1864-04-19

MEETING OF THE CLERxs-A meeting 0
the clerks of the city held last nleht To take
into consideration the expedicncy Of responding
10 the ca1l Of the St. Louis SANITARY Commission.
referred to In yesterdays TRIBUNE. It WIS decided
to issue circular correcting the statement appear
ing In the TaaruNE Of the same date. The meet
Ing adjourned to meet ngain ut the call Of the Chair