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, 1864-02-02

Chicago. and had to lay open their books to the
inspection Or The State auditor and tho COMMITTEES
OF tue Legtelature, and to make biennial state.
ments q their unds and Investments to The Le0je-
la'ure Of thls state. There was..4ome control and
ecme security for the Inbofet who deoosIted hIs
earn1ngf. but the charter Of the State Swings Iu-
stitntion contains nothing Of that kind
uo" le II then. that while the Gerraan paDcrs
IN the city up TO this time contain The advertise
Mcn. O. tne IAinols Savings Institution, incorpo-
5atea Feo5aarE, lss7, while On the door and win
GoEs 9s oi Inc nahk Offices could be read Illinois
Sayings snt s1v nat,t;Gton the deposlto7
hnoHa 1hs e1aFtss "a It. wers quietly handed bank
vas i that the lnstitntion wanted to operate on
new charter, whose many dangers weFa exposed
two years ago in the 1Ofnois StaQ&s Zs,f4ng. at
mat time published by Geo. Schneider i t. Brcu-
tano, the former OF whom Is now Vice President
OF tho Eama Stote Savings Instltutioa? In the
new bank book OF my minor boy be Is credited
with the balance Of his deposits In the Iuinoi5
Savings Institution, which ahows that the depos-
Its were transferred from one book to another
without notice and without knowledge OF tie de-
postor. >0 400
II you will read and compare the two charters.
you will End that there is q great difference, and
Ihat the one gave perfect security while the other
hold in my hand bank book which shovs
that on The I'd day Of August 1864 already hsns
book No. Cb Of the 6tute Savin-s Institnti1n w.s
issued, md seFen months Afterwards, and NOT he
fore. the whole transaction was exposci in ihe
Illinois St1ats Zeilung. Tho frat ayertise,nent ri
the operation OF the Stale Savings Institution m
peaEs In the English papers. 4. G. HEsrYo.
, 1864-02-02
THE MERCANTILE ASSOCIATION.
Opening Of The New Rooms In D1fkey,s BulId-
ns-4ddress Of John TyrreIl, Esq.

The Chicago Mercantile Association met Last
e'sons m - 'nelI ns" Ioo"s, toeateo IN The third
eto15 OF uicSes'e oni'dins. opposite the fremont
House. This WIS the opening meeting, and was
aupropr5aiely observed by the Asso~3ef5on ~
-,,aat,.,a ~. ,s.s.s,, =; .a7 Inc
-.s0s .a 80 4s .a.sC. o..suo 4Ae sa11e o1 fooma
Club, being two large rooms connected By Gliding
doors the hall then thrown fnto one roo,n ..,s,-T
;n he mn 1enth of tbe h1ocI hanea Lau aRt ,.
Cd md rrnt;stcd h.rsn, -, 49, - 81 'ens-
the front and rear; lighted up at night by four
chandeliers and six aide butners. In sarur4no
esssH. s9..ao. ~ s. a"s .o.sso1 anu Weu aoap1ed
~. M s..e 1esn " 4e AhsSon' a toe committee
Messrn- Allen. King, Hibberd and Drake-have
cistiou expressed the,nse1rea ,nor. tb.u s.+,ass
The nooms an hanaaone,v nntshss ..a.4
Tbs meeting was called to order bv @ the Prss'
dent The n1nutes OF the last meeting were read
and adopted. hi. J. ". Hibberd, Of the Auditing
Committee then reported that the COMMITTEES had
~ toons a. tne tate OF $sW per annum,
out 1na1 Inc b1ih OF expense incurred in the rent
ing, removal, &C.. could not be presented till next
fn,thar TINA @'N'''1''"s "e47 st"n'u
4@'1A ''Ates ;-..
~ ,~,z m'ans,, npoanes SO, ol 1n: T9ahE11.
dress, as follows:
The year lust ended has been one Of 1a,ee bns,.
nese n ssefy Gaanca q trade having Representa-
09 IN S.a and we our sister cities Of the
astcTs iTrrti1 e,1tnr M nom the dis
rsson ~! o. ne heaktng out Of the
ssnec trn TX te ase y nw1hS 70 hsr greater DIS
t,a o9aao1E ,oeanon. nag en1oyed prosperity almost
paies ter sns hss ~ to ~
a9is'y o. her merchants successfully to compete
~. M.o easten .1 ma5Sete "a1e at the same ume ahe
sa5eI An aouolea her entire business, and
M aoasa more largely to her permanent welfare than
,.1,t nf s tI ethce she became distributing
pgns ~ aboaId aua .as 81 No1.n"est.
- suno 9s matter OF 1asi pride to all, and ea-
rcs1any ~ ue memoess g 1h1a Association, that
w o .,,,1 E9en aole 10 meet the wants OF
81 o.tt 1 n1tmps9 y onye1s ana 80 af as my OBJ
Isat a.r ~ ~ Hs EntaEea transactions Of the
a,1s 9en - npon 3ost and tine prin-
~ ua'a9 9n1.ate. 20 .ae eeqa g. AZ concerned;
nuu as uemou5tiauoa sh o. 1ms. ls me Tact that
pts, 4tas aa naf aieuy IN connection
ae m aave Nc In1 }r IN lem been
, 1864-02-02

ity, which act OF kindness he thus repaid, The
pr!soner was committed for trial.
felony Of an ore-coat, the properly OF Jsco5 Phil
Lips The prisoner. fearing : recurrence Of tho
cold Weather. and not possessing the wherevthal
e6t way to attain the desired end you'd b. to con
1scate one. This laudat1c plan hE accordingly at
dance IN the West Market Hall on Saturday Might,
thus admirably uniting business with pleasure
The confscatlon WAS Immediately noticed by
officer Ellsworth: who requested John to step bs.
low. The dance being held ovcr tho Second Pre-
Recorders Court in the sum Of 500.
Carriage Rot5erN-Thomsa Powers, hearing OF
the successtnf abstraction Of carriage robe by a
neEro On Saturday, determined yesterday upon q
similar undertaking, operating upon the buggy Of
Dr. Shumway, which was standing ut the corner
o. Randoph and and Clinton streets. Thomas,
darkey escaped, bnt Mr.. Powers was captured by
otncer Chappel, and he now lies bound In $500 to
accept an invitation to attend the Recorders
Court. g.
, 1864-02-02
YOUNG MINIS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATIONS

YOUNG MEE'g CHRISTIAN AssOc1ATI0N.-
The sixth anniversary meeting Of this body Was
held last evening In their Fooms IN the Methodist
Church Block. The meeting waa large and inter-
eating. The opening prayer was made BY Rer.
Robert Pattefson, D. D., who also added few
remarks appropriate to the occasion, urging the
brethren to meet together oiteu and cultivate 4
catholic spirit Of brotherhood. This can nowhere
be 80 weA zone M IN these meetings, where We
meet Christian representatives. from the whole
Union and even from Europe, thus thro,vino ~
that feeling Of ecclesiastical and local domt,,o,,
which a MARROW field would impress upou ua
A{tar reading the SCRIPTURE singing, and prayer
remarks were made by Rev. N. J. Williamson
and gentleman from abroad, who etated that
there WIS an extensive Relief Association con-
nected with his 50 this should be one Of spt1tual
relief. "*As iron abatpcncth iron 10 the coun
tepsnce Of ZnAn his fdendr-so wbnteYer NAV
be their denomtnational attachments, Christians
will find themselves benefited by these meetfncs.
Mr.. D. L. Moody next addressed the meeting on
1.-THE power Of earnest prayer.''
Rev. MI. kellogg and Rev. HI. Wood offered mn
fcsvent prayers for .. our soldiers IN the 1eld.-
Bsy. 8. Il. Nichols followed, zcmsrkinc the hap-
py effects Of the MONDAY prayeg-meeting in carry
Ing religion into the every day bnsiness Of life.
It Was then proposed and carried, that as the
room below was amall hereafter tho Association
wonld meet In the large room above. After
{ losing prayer BY MI. Hammond, and the Doxolo-
~, the meeting adjourned, 10 1neet again this
evening, when Rev. Glen Wood viii load the ex-
crcises. 49,.
Subject for this evening". The carns1 mind Ia
cmnity against God, for It ia not sub,sct to tho.
law Of God, neither indeed can ber'
Thesa meetings are raadly fncreaaiog in tuter-
cEt. Many ministers Aro In attendance and lareer
uan for many year.,
, 1864-02-02

I roff. =.
| ne io'.o"ihs 30 copy OF the Charter Of this
oank, Which baa recently been transferred to John
G. Hainea. George Snyder, N. B. Kf1der md
e,c D.n.osls!.,s, 1890 Ase sEa1E.
H5e: l. re u *snasfe0 1y ths People Of khs Stats Of
Francis rranGia 4. Hoffman, Theodore Hoffman. Otto
ea 1ndet M ser and theirassociates and
na a s1ch petsons as shall become
A.ea. epA,l HS body polite and corporate, By the
Mame sno etFie o1 the 1.-The State Saving 1ustitu-
ana IN 11a ana haye succession common seal!
necessary oaicefs, servant and assistants, and may
aa.V ve ana e11oy and % exercleo al the power
o5 e h;aco oo1 inc purposes ola saving institu
BOOKS FOE SUBSCRIPTIONS
Src, 2. A majority of the cornorat1n, tarn,,
named, may proceed to open books Sar snhsc1'n. n@s
tho same time. or thcreafter sssi%nats a "
place for the sst election Of Tnsfees Of aaiJ ".
stauton by parties subscribing 10 tho stocE there
be entitled 10 one vote. '>'D's''0'oA AVE euan
cArITAL sTocK,
Sec. 8 The capital stock OF said company shs1l ba
ono hundred thousand dollars, with power to in
suhscribed aud paid for in tho manner prescribed
by ihe bylaws, to be framed by said institution;
ana snaal 70 divided into shares Of ono hundred
uouafs eacn, which shall be deemed personal pro-
peal!y ana aeall be transferable on tho books OF
eala mst1tnton In such manner as its bylaws may
F-e-~--o~.
CORPORATE NAME AND TOWERS.
SEC: 4: The sald institution ehall have power to
uer ;n+e4net % ana ,eseiSe money On deposit and
within or without III. Sa+s - ~ toan moasy either
Get not exceeding that now OF erea}te1 aovaa II
law TO priyate Individuals, nd to discount IN as
tst;nn S 1na w usase q oanks land IN CO npu-
twelve nonths year,) aud to make such ioana ana
10 take such securities tbcraSnr ,e.i 1 - 1ae. aug
OF both as the trustees Or mana'ers ~ az cn1.o
narroent ~ a,eh 1na aug may 6ecnre tue
ragcs Or oher aecGrt|es ~ ei'hel 9seas q tfns mos
euf tiis state. end nnr ~ Smaer wlt9'n OF with
bills notes. bonds. or othcr sscnr,,fea en Tne91ng
nrI hn1d cn;r .r5 h,,ita st eesu14ttes may nave
cute Ill such trusts @ WhelSe%r % dneespt and eae
person or or e S t6e t9 It b
INV conrt Hr ribnna, "a s 1u1 o11G[ OF ofeStion q
rcsniotinna r. reScro,ee ~ 10y Haxe saen special
ie for nrrnmp,etinn ~ ~ so 1ss ddnas Or aeposits
asted MpGn VIII NC aepostoEs q parties inter
inr he ao,no u or lncreas-
cnfrmcrrisi ch@stinna ol e1eolE or other
PURCHASE AND rossEsa1oN or REAL ESTATE.
, 1864-02-02
LAW intelligence.
nohec With Regard to FlliRg Objections to
Special Assessments.
Correction of Mistake in a Will by Bill in
chance1y.
RECORD OF CASES IN THE O1F-
FERENT LAW COURTS.

sCrEE1oR coURr.;--This court set in bsnc dasine
the whole OF the day yesterday /; the time being
consumed In an argument on motion for a new
made At the Albion Mills, In the State OF Iowa. aud
Before the argument In this case commenced
the Court onieret7 , ,n1a ~ ~ .nto-ad +hot an a.
iectfons to II cft- ~ W ss a. a. %
must De hled BY the opening Of Court on Wednes.
day morning, unless spcclcl reason eould be- sbovn
for further extension of time. D@' ~ '''"o
=. -. ~. . on'ee VI .ae I3cult Court, ycstef-
oa5' q oeetas"uou Was 1leo by John Lyle King,
Esq.' attorney for plaintiff In the case Of Mean.
fila ~ 90 ia ,ho o,,osa5 80 sono " ae.Ion IN
1 so - - e1o a1cseu ATTEST ol INC platnttd by a
member Of the defective police corps acting under
the orders Of Bradley. on the 1sth Of Decembar ,
last. without warrant, and his forcfble transtee ~
the central police station, wero be was na,1s9 s9
and without being permitted to oiv, hais th
.oaes he offered to size IN any tkst cit Be- IL
After forty n,nc b,rr. ,,,,,,on.
brought hef1re fhe to.;rn rnntt 'suaneat ~ ne was
cution still EXPRESSED des,re maen ~ tne psosi-
VAS tins aaoited to h,; u e. preparations he
hundred dollars. " @'' - 'A7 eu" VI eighteen
a day er Two afterwards upon examination, he
him. The acsnsatiop a1a;re vtsng aadaeed aSainst
his arrest as nreseced Ev n1m vas men and
warrant m 1ut1irh II. ~. 80 o.. .tto VI eealC1
eecked wifhnnt fn-nfahfnt1 va taoionsny fan-
the arrns.tinD M1Mhtalsaang Mh 9nylnlns TO support
commission erchan, nS psineaa III wo are informed is
man OF Tcry resnectehe stnna,,. Eon. ~ 9uss ana
afnonis- snS on.n gio aag 1.uuuag aua reputation.
IN he Sapero1 Cont on tse d 3fnsed
n II srdse nnt ~ n;st.Ic GnAneey t sioe tnerS-
liam Begs 1 of he shs B,rea T ff W.
A1nonr fhc nersons r. 1rhon, ha hnnna.t9 ~;
properly were haif hrotier az and satss hdas ms
feal nnines wrrn Sornh Am FronEiir n.S saoss
4. Briggs. These hoTeTer WERE dca4annta =,
his viii Is Ann Franklin and Edwar4 Rf}ees tsa !"
Since the death Of William Briggs, bill Il chan
Csry has been fled In the Superior court OF which
Sarah Ann Franklin and Edwin r. Briegs. with
the brother and Sister named in the bill
nnad nas 1 80 aI sneGeeded that day or two
e1ne !de ,as'9 n me case and declaring that the
name coward nFfeEs as expressed in the Will, Ed
W,n d; bfifEs 1s tie person attended. and b the
nh Ann F1nnR1;n Il H. 1870. ~ ~ VIII %.
W a H. n15c1f1 ms 6gntt TO- tasc ~ under the
Sasien.tng ~ ,nelassatae4 70 tne persons
EaIi Nrics ,rI nv w th a. All am 1IanKh ana Ed
cred az cannseie In their hchaiSh4 . os consul
ton Of the names Sarah Ann Frnni1;n .nd EIw;n
Briggs. ''-N 11'@ @"'@'o
, 1864-02-02
BATTERY D, WIS coNslN.
Heavy Artlllery-Of For The Field.

Yesterday morning Battery D, list Wisconsin
Heavy Artillery, arrived from Milwaukee,, were
entertained at the Soldiers Home, and left tfa
c. R. r. LAST evening for New Orleans, where they
viii report to Gen. Banks for service.
The Battery numbers 1s4 men, principally from,
Greene county, WIS. The following Is the
ROSTER or THE BArTENY,
C1pfai1-H. ". Peek,
Senior F1rst Lteutenanf-C. Y, Bridge.
Senior Second lieutenant C. Ii. Ball.
Junior Seeossd Lieuzeaant--Isaac Cnlyer
!s y4Se2sas@1. Sssszas.11T g. Bao1aaeia o. naHssstt'
Duty 9esqeanks- ~. White. A. l. Woods, G. ".
Bussy: J: +. utley: g, y. 4l1lsF a4d 4. a. Bets.
Perry, J: G. Dean, R. Glennan, G. W Brewer, G.
si 5W, sov, Wn. shnls1, b. 4. Bainofe and J. ):
Arfifeerz-W. C. Anderson and J. Dunkle-
Bugle,z-D. Webb and g. ". Morse.
Hagon Mdst<T-Geo. s. Hill.
Many OF the officers and priyatcs are veterans -
Capt. Peck was Lfeut.-Col In the I'd WIs., and a
graduate Of West Point; Lieutenant Bridge was
By profession teacher and lawyer and lately a
Sergeant In the $1et Wis; I'd Lieut.. Ball Was from
the 18th Wis; and Lieut.. Culver from Battery A.
Wisconsin Heavy Artillery; A. L. Wood was Ser
geant in the sth Wis. Inf; J. White from the fst
Wis, and J. L.Utlcy from the 1th Battery Light Ar
tillery. The following are also veterans; 4. A.
oette, A. oatuan, >. r. h1ldoW, d. w, Perry, J.
y. uaen, VIM. schnler, JAS. Lewis, Vim. Barrow,
geo. ofoEn. q. Mchtnncy. Jasper Bloom, ". A.
Du1chef, :. ". Day, Jno Holland, T. ". Seayey
Wm. Hardin. Jos. Hilton. Geo. J. Jones, L. Uu-
derhill.
LaAe o'ner wisconsin soldiers they are stout,
healthy men, and promise to make their mark in
Dixie.
o,
D"oeeie4s 4AAnE Assoc1AT1oT.-The
" ne e!.s, N pursuance OF call tssued
nS ~" uase W. ms4 ias! evening a. the fremont
uo1ee, io1 lae purpose OF eleetlng the officers OF
NuT ~, otusSis.1 Ataoe ASSOCIATION. ...
-. ou9ecls a4s aenneo 10 oe me settlement Of
.1.:. ~ upusss y. ulAetseeS atasms between drug
e.ss' sns ~ s'o A"to noaoiap.e competition
.ue' Aao " ~ tes'u'a'e Prices thas the re-
.a'l apolaesats may receive IN equivalent Tor his
i04of ano e'ose a19enuon 10 business TO establish
on!ae. pllne'p,es INC relations e1isftng between
Apotheearies. Druggists, Physicians and the pub-
cong1sss, which shall correct and prevent unjust
legislation 60 far as nosa,be. +o nrav.n+ nnr,I-
,-,.-ati.i.,. :. ~. f.e' w pAe'.ut uu10A1
eoupsssa'u Al ous sooos os efocefs aud others.
Mr. Bliss, Of B1ieg;& a Shsrpe. was ca11ed In III.
chair, and Nj. Mills appointed SECRETARY.
The chairman thought that az thera ,sern an f.v
X, ,a-s ,rt,a ,sf..s.s. ~ snolt ean-
Ill more ol the procession would Arrlve during
this time an Informal discussion took place. rela
~ ..s...-ss ~ %aAss - ""e eop1'ce
Asr The cae.ntsM. - .a.s .sm e4 aass ago:
aae Secretary reaa statement Of the objects Of
Ject Of this meeting was to elect the ocers NJ the
seeoe,.,.o, ~'e~' wv 'AA'''' vi t1e
nseoe'41lon. ~ 41so .,--...,
mi. frenzy o"eet s.a'ea mat ne was opposed to
ference that could e1Ift bet,rcc, the rnenta-, ~
the nrnfcssion and nat h. w.s ~ s.ras -, VI
, 1864-02-02
LOCAL MATTERS.

| TIE TWELFTH ILLINOIS INPAnTRY.-By
reference to advertising columns 1t will be seen
that the rendezvous Of the 1ath III REGIMENT oi
Infantry has been changed form Springfield to
Camp Fry, at Chicago. Members viii please note
and report here On the expiration their fusloush
| p We call the attention Of our readers to the
adyeztisement Of McNaly d Co., headed, TO the
Ladiee.i
~ There viii be meeting Of the Trustees and
Directrefees Of the Chicago Protestant Orphan
Asylum this afternoon, at O'Clock, at tie asyam.
4 full attendance Is requested.
q: A. SPRINGER, Secretary.
mageo Cook Stoves s'Snowed d1u.v
The a., MsncEed IN car load Of Mager cook stoves
shan be prepared to commence delivering them
to sEch parties "as purchased. toarrive" Cd Moa-
A. q. GARFIELD.
CHICAGO, jan. 30, 1854. jysI u95fst
@ 1nstantaneous and eflcaelous cures of
Gor9s and Bun1ons, without pain or bleeding, by
pr. Kendall, author of practical obseryationS on
ne causes; nature and treatment Of Corns, Bnn-
week. feby' a-w.Tt 81
'1'ea'e' Ok 'ne *c.. *nfGat, @s, Lungs Heart,
r.ns Or. q J. Hunter, Of No. IS Washington
stIest t Chicago, deyote their whole attention to
H.
this important sneciatV N meieina thes t5os's 10
been stimulated to act lot onIy by the rain ,nd,f
ference with which the general nsactifinners -.
gard the terrible mortality and suf[erinc atfend-
ing Throat and Lung diseases-but ais6 the ~
markab1e success which follows The iitrect and
local treatment 30 largely advocated and practicc
by them. t'NS''1-"
II permanently establishing an Office in Chicago
pruminent citi2ens yho ,ef.,n ~ M hnnots ~
derived yeara aro ftnn, ths 5frort tsy .nSy
ment Of thefr cssea IN f!.tsrh Rsa,.hitia
CousumDtfon. Astbn. eir ST inh.i.tIn,, sa
such ether means an Were 1eecr;be nn III ana
cip1e Of direcf local treatment Manv ctSs.ps r ~ ~
more recent i7ate ran .isn aJI +haI. Hsue.a -
favor Of their Treatment Hrs fir Trntsr ths
right to dirert attention to +hese fscta a. arean
arement for those whn msv fSh 70 snasn,t q" tSal
and whnse cnndf,inn ~ hsaIth ~ tae
eerytcea. A'ea'eA1 As4u41es t1e5
Of1ca in cbfeaoo Nh "a 7veab1nn+o, s.xo,. ,a |
In New Yort Ma ~ Rrcod.r nfica hos. @ ana
10 L. M tnEP n daI1v s,1fE - - Tv ~ ~ t1Viu
~ Disesses Of the aervnna sr,n,n., n,4,,,~
and Sexual SygtemsNnaW and reifahie f1eeatn en
In REPORTS Of the Howari AssnciatinnE ~ nn.i
IN sealed letter envelopes. dee Of charve Adress
Dr.. j. skillin Nouehton, Howard Aseeciation. M
nnso Msnam b.. ssseee' fnilaaelphla, Fa'
"S"SA"St-oA1
, 1864-02-02

THE POLICE CoURT-Saint Monday was
Kept yesterday at the Amory with usual eclat, the
docket containing the names Of some thirty fndl-
vidnals, most Of whom, Of course, were devotees
Of the god Bacehus, but still there were a few
more serious charges, involving higher penalties
than those bestowed upon the drunkard.
!. -An n4gopetnone.-On Sunday evening, tho inhab-
itants q Miss Lizzie Smiths abode, on Wells
hy come eharastc!istic feature, and not being In
the habit Of distinguishing that day from tho
other Gtt By listening to dry pulpit Qxbortstious
determined to hare email exhibition On their own
account. This seems to have proceeded with even
the feminine frailtiea" were placed hoTy du CON-
1as. a couple OF police officers entering at this
tuncture, kindly added part to the programme.
" eEcoIttng two Of the fair eombatants, namely,
Lizzie Smith and Libby Wood, to the Armory,
fepse Nc ,aat taey sPsnt pleasant n!ght Yes
was acted, In which Justice Mcdonnell figured
prominently. and the chief features OF which Fere
lodgeI; ''' -o'''--'' ''-''~ ''>N
A. 1naecsnt Rtereat4on E,ustrated- During the
eoldier, who seems to figure with greater honor to
himself on the hattt1e field than 1t bone. fali In
company with the fair but Gail Hattie o|ios Frau-
a. Gray. Tbs twain Visited several domiciies On
WeHe street, And finally determined a. q prelude
clothes Ehieh they accordingly did. when to their
DISGUST they were captured BY respected menbar
or The police force and borne 10 the First Precnct
Station. Yesterday morning the nniortuuate
couple learned e. lhat their evenings enjoyment Was
ln11uttfude-J. Mtl:ery, boy, was charcnd
fnR ut the Jarvis House. Tha prnnrietor ~ A.
hstel had taken the lad into the house out OF char
, 1864-02-02
M a H R I ED
Tas W1atex Railx>ea Tsxa TAM.

MICHIGAN cxsz1AI-D7-c1 FOOT OF LAz1 araxxr
Detroit Express ,..,.,... 6:l5 l. r. 6S5 a r.
detroit E1pF5a3. ....... $50 D. n. lt:f5 n,,
Detroit E1preso.----. ~. s:s5p. a 1Osap N.
11ea. cENT, cEHciaaAT1 AID LOUISVILLE 11s4.
Sight E1ptsss.,.. .945p.m, s25x, n
MICHIGAN seu1HzsH-DE2or ooanzx yAH suazs
.5:a5 .55 E1msN .......-,. s;!5 l.. M. 1GsSp.n
Ssshs +SSssss5s EzpPssss: EEpPss rs S;sRa :: =. IS
DETROIT TEAMS.
Peg Etaprsss :-,.......eas a, NJ 1850 ?. n
na.oa Depot, Wekt e!cs, near Msd!eos u. Brtdes
Night Fxptess. .------..... G10p.m 1850 .. n.
o1ao1sRA71 Ale 1lSk-fo7 NnxAaA1ol1s AID
RaI ~ E17pssss..--..---.-.. $50 In. 8:a5 K M
Ni<at E3pfcs7....-..--... a1op.m- 1G3op- N.
IL LIMOS p oEkERA1-nz1oT, roc- or 1Ax4 srak:r
H'ShF HI2 E4a9Es: En- s1s S:ap n
.Tfbsaas aseonaoiat,oa. goS 5. n satdsya sg u;
ayyss hyss Fs'f Esst 44s:a.::: F5s:a Is ss
Hyde Park Train. 6:s5 p. II nH
PITTSBURGH. FORT wAxN1 AID cDc.eu.
Mail md Accommodate. 400 e. m. o:!op. M
+Higy.t 1ay cypress; G:@ q. N. ,1:5 a. n
ee9Sns Eapissiis Express 1S1SD SD n 1ossp
No trains leave on Saturday evening, and no
traina arrive on Sunday evening.
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Genera Psssergat. 5:sop.n aSasm.
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fs,a5t MI tasssnzos &so n gigo m.
, 1864-02-02

Go TO THH pEsN-Go to Bryant Il Btra+ton.s
Chicago Commercial College, 70 get thorough
practical business education. Fer Circulars a.
cago, Illinois. 'soA' SN3'
, 1864-02-02

CoM1I1ssARY SuppLEs-AHAnns ny cn,.
EHA1L.-Proposals were invited lew dsys since
by Col. Small. CommisBary OF Subsistence at this
post, for coffee, molaases and rice, and yesterday
the bids were opened. The following vese the
tep1ers. ~
, 1864-02-02
THE CITY.

REsuMKp.-The night passenger trains mp
On our Frecport line will be resumed tomorrow.
, 1864-02-02

SO1AAtEo Of TIE UNrARAIc
1E1.ED ATRoc1TT."-under this caption the Rsn-
do]ph street emut machine OF yesterday contains
another groundless and libellons attack upon the
Poliee-this time singing ont those of the North
Division In the one-third OF column OF Billings
gate, the writer claims that "a etizen was unwar-
rantablJ arrested and cruelty beaten in his cell by
Captain Of the police" &c.
The facts are these: On Friday afternoon. James
G. Lunt, member OF the 18th Illinois cavalry.
with one OF two other soldiers, were at Mrs. Garys
saloon, No. 1e4 Kinzle street, and had drank 60
much that they became disorde1ly, and took par
tdcular pains to talk tnsu1tlngly to some policemen
who bad been called upon to quen the disturbance,
Lunt was very abusive to officer Ludwig, and de-
ned him OF the whole posse to arrest him He was
finally walked of to the station house where he
arrived ut $50 on Friday afternoon, and officer
Edw. Langan persuaded him to 60 to cell til be
We soosE e. II Lint vent With him quietly tn they
and sentIe enaued. Ofdcer Kee{e heard the noise
and at once went to the assistance OF Iaursn'
When Keefe took hold of Lunt by tha arm be
turned around and caught Kcefe By the cheek and
iipe, and pushed his head against the side Of The
Lunt Was then pushed inside by these two OIL
GERS, and laid In the back part Of the cell. when
he caught around the lega Of one OF the officers,
md EoHld not release him. The policeman then
elapped nm On the Ieg Or back to compel him to
md locked the door. Captain Gund: I'D been an
Invalid Tor week past, from rheumatism, aud
was lying upon the lounge in the officers room.
md hearing the ecuMfng and loud talking. went
out where the men were, hut did not abuse the
nan, as IL charged By the 7fnes,-he reached The
ce1l door as 1angan and Keefe were abont fasten.
ng it. Farther than this, the story appears to be
III CANNON. " ~
, 1864-02-02

FOR SA ALE.-Great Bargains.
-, 09 acres of Land, on the line Of the Gogans-
Ihs, a9ds ase ngh and rolling and s1s wan tiree
,es t, " HaaIosd Stations Chatswo1th and Forrest
~ hane IA as4 aFe niles from good Cos1 Mine and will
pe s9a ehea one 9TH cas6 balance il nrs
St s1 PEI CENT. Interest There Is Beet Sugar
ulacto1J az Chatswprth, In successful operation
Kee1fs sas il II he State Address es to
70 d d I'll ELL, ESQ, Chatsworth, Illinois.
, 1864-02-02

w House and Sign Painting, calcinfnInr
9iazt1g and araining: Paper Aang1ngs and Wiz
York prices. F.E- R1Gnr, 80 Randolph 81
: Boz 68s3. 1ay22-u531lm