, 1864-01-06
THE CITY.

various officers win be read, and officers elected
for the ensuing year.
PERsokA1.-We learn that Mr.. Isaac Cook,
the we1l-known author of truth squashed to earth''
&C., and Ex-Postmaster Of Chicago, has again en~
tered the bonds Of Hymen-having been msrried
on the s4th ult.. to Miss Mn1y E. Udeu, Of Fox
River Station. Wis.
CooPERs.- working Coopers of Chica'
90, numbering some 1,eoo men, have determined
upon forming Trades Union, for tue mutual pro-
lection Of their Interest, aud will meet On Thur
day evening next In the German Hall, for the pur-
pose Of edecting an organization.
FRosrD1rTEs.-A 1aboring man, residing
near the corner Of Curtls and k1uzie streets, WAS
badly frozen On Friday night, while crossing the
prairie near his home. Both hande and feet were
much injured, and It Ia feared that auputation Of
one foot will be necessary. Dr.. Wanzer attended
him.
TIE TCRkEn's HA1L.-The plans Of the new
uaI recently erected for the German Turner'S As
ISOLATION, on North >Clark street, were drawn by
q, Reehwoldt, and not by Mr. Bauer, as has been
stated. Ar. Bauer asseisted Mr.. RechWoldt IN su-
perintendlng the erection Of the building but had
nothing to do with making the plans.
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A GENEROUS AND NOBLE DEEp.-Our read
en- "M ~ .etnemoe1 tuat tne .aaussets " .oe "asa,
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~ p.e...na1,t s,,sta-,. uo-oa Tha ,,ra,t stc,,
bovever nrercntad The fest,y.. from ocrnrr;no ,a
.nnonnced bnt tba n,n.oert vrfth . genrrositv
.-o,thr ~ or,n1a,,,, n,eeentad tho nirsctora ~
.ha Mo,ne tr;,h tha,- cbeon. cor xsoo
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RrSAwAr.-A horse attached to sleigh
dashed along Clark street yesterday afternoon at
rapid rate scattering buffalo robes and Other tx
ipgs In the SNOW N promiscuous manner. he
turned along Randolph street and Was caught near
the bridge. No damage was done to the horse or
The horee uuh,tched-a very uuwise proceeding :;
horses arc sl'ppcr7 anima1s this weather,
ARRESTED FOR ROEsER11oS.-Geo. st1upfe.
deeerter from the 10th ILLINOIS volunteers, was
arrested last night by Officer Strebel on the corne
Of Clark and Harrison streets. On being brought
TO the Station House. the sight OF the cells, where
he would have been obliged to spend the night,
hor111ed him 30 much, that he broke and took to
flight. Officer strebe1, nonplussed for moment
at the fellows audacity, followed In hot pursuit,
and in few minutes overlook the fugitive on the
corner Of Lake and Lasalle streets. Hewas lodg-
ed in tie cells, and will appear before the Provost
Aarsha' to-day.
ALMOST FInE-About half past II O'Clock
Yesterday morning, q dense smoke vas discovered
issutpr from the rear part of the cellar st No al
. eop1b Water street. In the iron block corner ol
Vells street "A virorous search revealed the nre
fn cnnntitr of saTdpat Iytne OH the ce,4ar door.
fmued,ate]v under the U. s. ouafteruaaster,s de.
NOT The tre denartment was summoned. aud the
fames extineufsled before they had done any fur.
ther damage Than burning the cellar floor. The
re,s snmosca to hayc originated aur1nR The In,
hors OF come ptumbcrs in the cellar the day preyi
oua. where it smou1dered in the savdust until dis.
covered. The Ioss was trifiue.
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IL! III 1ooA .SolaN' III "ouuay'a e'us'
tef OF Fot.a"aHomle INDIANS escatea quate eenss
tion,and Grew conefae1aoie a'tenuoa IN on. stseets
is theg wandered rom ooos 10 aoof on aoe oust
fess etfeets ID seafca o1 oacRsaeesa.' 4ae paF1!
consls'eo ol t"ooeiS oassy maaoens, one man ant
WINE a! oni tne nsah were oafeheaoed. Inc oo1
feooseeo IN 1ne possession o. magnineeat oEaiaet
rgtau o. coa4 oack ptesenieo very 'ole.
and d.snh9ue appearance. 1ney could NOT speal
| English Dut naae KNOWN teeir onsiness og signs
It was evident that their pecunlary affairs were il
prosperous condition, hon the pile they e1hibi.
| ed.
Erv yr.p.e n,r-A So,,r c,rr -.
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Js,. Hha ,1s,a -,ars ss -.aS. x,t s'ea go ~
s.eaas.as. s...s - ~. W ~ eTa'
cha, wife Of Rev. r. ". Harsha, their pastor,
| policy OF Assurance upon her husbaud's life, /
the Security Company OF New York, for 5000
Tits is IN example worthy the imitation of a
churches. c1efgyrnen, as all know are unahl
usually to make any adequate provision for the
families after their decease. Their salaries a.
generally small, and their ordinary expenses grea
1t very grateful thing to be thus remenlbese
by the people fot whose spiritual and eternal ne
fare they labor .
| Turwr.1urp -Tbe ;ntcrse cord xveotbt
an, eo,,,rncs stnre Thurzs.r 1.s. ,hs -, arcn,
5n-srea .~o,15 -oro ss1dor, -4,;,1 stoes ~ -,
c,t,,ens ube,he, 1r,lL1nr or 5riyiro have man
sss,s5 - ....r;tr ,,.n ,o,, +hs a.-aat. n
h.rs e.1do,r t,d hette, s1etchfn. tb,n =, n,sscn
f,t ,to f,ioid;tr If tha ,tnnn:nhera tnoathor al,
+he Fen Wind was awning Int fnvitfnc, uoy
ever, yesterday the streets and avenues were qul
lively with s}eigbng parties, but very few OF the
remained ont more than an hour or go At u tim
The sleighing vas somewhat improved by the fl
Of about two Inches OF snoW on Monday Nigh
Last night the thermometer indicated eighteen d
grees below zero; and everybody is anxious
know what nobody can tell-"hen the weath
VIII moderate.
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