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, 1864-12-30
THE DRAFT.
Second Ward Mutual Protective Assoc
chiffon.

Let every citizen OF the I'd Ward who desires to
avert the draft, 60 to the Orient House tonight,
Ear as and become member Of the mutual
Protective Association"
This Association is organized under the manage
ment Of the same men who composed the old DRAFT
committee, and combines three essential adsanta-
ges: >.1st. It is the cheapest possible "Mutual
Protective Association" I'd. It permits any cid-
afs to into ts s for a the 9sns EFT
ID Ward, emitting snch person to full member
Association It Is believed that the quota can be
Lei every man IN tho ward lah1e to the draft, re-
feet. 1st Tint the hooks Of ihia Association viii
eed rom ssd s s Mol o9e fos
that purpose pow than TO will be after the draft
commences Sd That II one thousand names are
viii protect fits members only; The draft viii take
place, md every 1nnn not in the Association will
have to take his chance at the wheel. And lastly,
now, and he eaaieat way to avoid taxes and IN end
1esa increase Of the National debt, Is to prpsecute
the WEI vigorously to successful conclusion.
TIE P1c1rocKEFs.-The two pickpockcts.
whose arrest was noticed In cur last ISSUE, were
examined In the Police .Conrt, yesterday. They
were Identified BY Mr.. u1lman as the parties who
cold ceztain s10 bill In his Office, which bill was
identified by Mr.. J. c. Hitchcock as one stolen
from him 1t the Museum, on Monday. Upon this
testimony they were held to bail In the sum Of
). &. Mitchell, J. c. Page, and Peterson,
each came forward and made complaint against
one Of the parties, named John 6. Lake, charging
f1,W0S4o0 each from The former and the balance
from Mr. Peterson. Upon these charges, Justice
Miller held Lake to bail in the sum OF Sa,500
On the person Of theae Pickpockets was found
ladies' gold chain, mounted with two enamelsd
buttons. and composed Of regular fat links.
Those who have lost articles Of this kind, would
Mr-J. S, Page, Attorney y-atLaw. was robbed OF
s4a5 in the Randolph street cars, ono evening last
W.ck. He has rcasou to suspect these parties.
, 1864-12-30

EKx yeRk, Thursday, Dec. q.
Cor1oy- Steady. and without decided change in
rrtcrs. 3liddling Ills
FLoUR-state and western Sc better. with ratheE
more doing ut $995a1o00 for extra state; $tl 93af
It extrn round hoop Ohio and $10NGs11Go for trade
brands, the mark tCo5ng steady.
Nu1sKT-Quiet - les at <a-U 2 gal, cash, and
{e.2e@23 2 Eal, regular wey. for western.
-Wheat-SG5c better, With IN active dc-
r enh partly for export. Mixed Milwaukee esa II
IN store: good Chicago spring Ill: NJ MiIwnuEce
club $.ass: common winter r.. vrsserr e9S. Rye
Suici aud nominal. Corn-Dull, 1t sl.aa1.9 for
mixed western. Oats-ActiTe, aud 1c higher, with
ksles at $1.07@1 O9 Tor Hrstern.
QRoC1KtEs-Cot'ce dull and nomfqslly UNCHANGED.
Sugar steady Nuseovado isH@19c Havana 1sH@l9c.
Molasses dull.
PETRo1Eua batter; Sic for crude tic for refined
In bond; 91c free.
Noo1eQniet.
PRov1st6Ss-Pork moderately active at Somewhat
Irregular prices; s. .12H@D 3k, IS and q mess. cash
and regular EsY Slos,ng + easa $i9 se3 q II o.
prime mess and 460 br's new meas February, aelers
and buyers option, at .15a42.25; 20 blls DO, jan
18th to Frb. 18th. buyers option. Rt ti2 IS md
hris prime mese January and February $500. Baef
more active At prey1ous prices. Beef H4ms-2niet.
Cut 3leats.6ten nt 11A@lShc. shouldes-19Geu u4c.
Including shoulders for Febuary 1868. Bacon Sides
more setire, Cumberland cut long ribbed, long clear
short ribbed and lonR cut hams tor January aud Feb
IuaTy and Cumberland cut on spot, Mt 2tc.
De. ssKD Uo0s-In better demand at l63xc for West
eru.
LKn-Fi.mer 1t ec92tXc, the latter priccs tor very
choice. Huttef--unChanEed. Chce8e-Q1tct.
, 1864-12-30

NEW YoRK, Dec. 29.-The steamer Aus
trnlasian, frnm Liverpool 18th. Queenstown
18th, arrived this morning with two days..
later news.
The London Times applauds Secretnry Sew
ard for the wcll-mcrited snub which he gave
Mr.. Barker. the would.b presenter Of q peace
address to President Lincoln.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 1G.-Flour quiet and steady.
Wheat steady. Corn quiet; mixed a7sla7s I'd.
Beef steAdy. Pork firm. Bacon quiet; new Id
lower. Butter steady. Lard dull and easier. Pc
troleutu active and drm.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. z17,-Eyening-Cott closed
dull and weak nrealstutfs quiet Lard dull,
Sugar tsnds upgaTd7i ,,,Is4 Petroleum s@:
discount: Erie SSQe90; United States 630s ia.
New YORK, Thursday, Dec. 19.-The Lon.
don Tines city article alluding to the alleged
reopening Of trading operations between the
North and. South says ".1f trade is opened
between The two sections, questions would Of
coutse arise US TO the validity Of the block9d-
ing regulations Instituted for the purpose Of
keeping nations from enjoying benefits Of 4
similar intercourse
Mr.. Fortescue, under Secretary Of the col
onies, had been speaking on American qtfalrs.
He was for o continued neutrality. he sym.
pathized With lie North, 80 fur as they were
struggling for q boundary to prevent the
extension of slavery, but could not withhold
sympathy from the South for her gallant
struggles for independence.
Mr.. Cobden's health is very much i'm.
proved.
The weekly returns of the Bank Of France
show an increase Of 4, coz, 900 specie. Bourse
0uiet at G5f6225c. ex div.
, 1864-12-30
Invading Canada on a Raft.
i EHsoxn tho Ttoxo.,Aa NIoka naN u


!, We have had dnring the FAST few weeks
many letters about raiders and Fenians, which
we hare pitched into the waste paper basket,
no doubt greatly to the disgust Of the au-
thors. But We have just received commu-
nication from source which, us it appears to
ue, demands notice. It represents that some
discharged United States soldiers, together
with others on furlough, now in Buffalo, have
formed the design Of making raid into Cana
da, in revenge for The st. !altans affair and
the capture. Of the Philo Parsons. a rafs, 1t
Is said, is being prepared for. purpose Of
transport and here our information stops.
We do not wish my undue Importance to be
attached to the report, still VIC have reason
for thinking, that It is not groundless. We
have, Of course, forwarded the data Of which
ties, whose best attention, we are sure, twill
receive. If there is anything in it, well and
good; If not, so much the better. At any
rate, it should be look ed after.
, 1864-12-30

LOUISVILLE, Thursday, Dec. 2o.-By order
from Gen. Shcrman's headquarters at Nash
Vile, DO passes will be issued here to citizens
north Of that city, unless permission Is prcvi-
ously obtained from Gems. Sherman, Thomas
or Miller, Commandant at Nashville.
Lieut.. Col. ". o. Boyle; son Of Gen. J. T.
Boyle, Of this city, was killed ut Marion, Va,
Oh the 18th, while leading Ills regiment in an
engagement With Rfeckinfidge's forces.
, 1864-12-30
milwaukee, Market.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunal


Mt1wAuKK3. Thursday, Dec. g. 1851.
FInuR-Dull and nominal.
Observation-Disclosures, 6, 900 bushels. Market 1rm
and a04c higher. Sales on Change: 1900 bu old at
$l.6s. 1.68t4@l.G9.
PSoy1s1oNs-FlEm. Sales Of $50 brls extra prime
Pork ut $500.
DRESSED Hoes so375c higher. Sales ut 81 5A51a 73
averaging = from lis to 20 lhs-
LIVE uoGs-Firm. Sales at S1a.50-averakinX SIB Ds,
, 1864-12-30

n. v. SANITARY Conxlss1oE.-0n the third
page OF tile issue is published ycry Interesting
statement of the worls, acope and expenses Of the
Sanitary Commission since its organization, ny
the President of the Northwestern Bsonch--R. 3.
Mccagg, Esq. II should be read by every patriot
and philnnthropist
, 1864-12-30

ITO RENT-Store No. 50 South
l. Clark street desc d4.41t
, 1864-12-30
COMMON o0uAcIL.

The Rllcr--AFpoIniment Of src,lal Com.
nlttee to Purify It-The Tunnel-Propo-
sttlons and Counter Propositions NO
More Allen Teamsters-Irlsh Versus
the "Klsger''-A Spicy Debate
Salary Of pol'te Justites' $4,000
---Adjonrnment to Consider
49,. CAaIter Amendments. d,
, 1864-12-30

TuAEKe.-Mrs. c. Il Leonard bcgs 1care to re-
turn thanks 10 the Ladies Loyal League for tile
unttr.nr and able manner In which they sustained
ler In lab0rfng for the FFce1mcn's Fair.
, 1864-12-30

Tue NErK or PEA1rn.-1'he ensuing wcek, the
first ct the year, will be observed by the Protest
ant churchet throughout the land as week Of
special prayer. The congregations In Chicago
will assemble each evening. and daily meetings
will be held in como Of the churches. We are net
aIxiscd Of paIt1culaIs.
, 1864-12-30

Fam FOR TUE BENEFIT OF CATHOLIC ORPHANS.
A fair for the above object is In progress at Bry
an Hall, and Will continue until tomorrow even
ing. 4 fine display Of fancy goods and well sup
piled rcffeshmeut tables arc the attractions. The
proceedings commeQEe 1t o'c ock each afternoon.
Duncingix in ordcf II pm.
, 1864-12-30
M 81 R IL IN U.

In this city, at the rts!tence of Mz. L, Boomer,
N the Is q DtcemIsr by the Rev. Dr.. Willis Lord.
Major HENRY s. RUST. Of Chicago, and SARAH >,
ycuneest daughter Of Gen. c. Deforest, Of Bridge:
tort Conn. No carda.
, 1864-12-30


CHICAGO, Dec. %, 1864. {
s1c0 Kexnrd.-Ihe abovc-named reward
will be pad for the apprehension and deliyery at
deaertcr from the o. $. Navy. Said Miller de-
eerted on the night Of the ssth inst while being
asSoSs sP ut T. e s 5 # 5fsEss eta n es as asTf bfs
lon. he he,eht 1e feet tive se Inches. Says be IS re-
nn by occupation end SonE s. nsFS Zfsfs Of
,.s Aete vel MeqtsPaat ssa3aa RI5s1ss,.. .; s. \,
Holiday Goods-TuE NoIsELEss VII
SSS,ss r. IS SS{35u;3 H9S5 S9oFt
THIS SEASON. Il can be used q Lifetime with
ont getting ont Of order Or tskins apast for clean
'hd dees'AE:sssiatrr6s q ot1as ~ issfske ! Street.
Coughs and Colds, spddcn changes Of eli;
! mate are sources Of Pulmonary. Bronchial and
Asthnate affections. Experience having proved
that simple remedies ottea. act speedily and CT
ease, recourse should at once be had TO :. Browns
Bronchial Troehes," or lozenges. Few are
s a ssas scgSh @ fa a
ieeted, soon attacks lie Lungs, Browns Broa-
chial Trochez,r or Cough Lozenges, a1lay frrita-
tion ion which induces coughing, having DIRECT IN
lrence on the affected parts As there are iuatts,
tons, be sure TO onTA1E the genuine Sold by Ill
/ dealers N AeA1C1uts NJ ID GEAts WA:
dec6h h6lt .lmtues. .ths,&sat.
LT No lady's toilet complete unless there be
the Fragrant Sozodont unto the breath ewcet
odor 1t inpa1ts, the gums ruby rcdness soon as.
| eume, the teeth quick rival aabastcr tint and
seem as pearls eet In q coral vase Sold by ali
| druggists and pe.fumers. dea5-dl37-3t-AwaF
Photograph Albums at cost, at McSally
| and see them before New Yeaf's. des1da5i.st
Office journals and Diaries for 1865.
-3cN2!ly 4 Co., 81 Dear born street. have large
| assortment Of the above from Franccs Loatrels
| celebrated mannfactury. des@dS5f-2t
~ Paper naneines, Painting, calcimlnine
and Glazing. at F. E Rigbys, 50 Randolph street.
dcc16bsz5-1m.
| DR.. Hunters Letter.-on the first page Of
this days issue We publish letter from Dr. James
| Huptefupon treatment OF Chronic Bronchitis: to
which We would particularly direct the M attention ca
| ofour readers. dcJ9dl3llt
E~ DR.. r.J8u,cs-SpefmRtorrhe1, seminal In,
| voluntary em1as1ons, neated and radically entea
with an dnfnllible method, sax.ns time anu ex-
Or loss oS semen. This debility Or. james will
obllsate hizneeif In every case to cure. when the
organs nre perfect in formation. Dr. James Office
and Far1ors, s6 Randolph street
Read advertisement On third page headed " Or.
| James" de30ii23-1t
| ~ Diseases Of the Nervous, Seminal, Urinary
| and Sexual Systcms. New and reliable treatment
] in reports Of the Howard Association Sent by
mail IN eealed letter envelopes hee Of Charge Ad-
drcss DR. J; skilon Houghton, Howard Associa-
Aon, Nc: South Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa.
, 1864-12-30

Dr. Hunters Letter.-0n the first page OF
this days issue We publish letter from Dr. James
Hunter upon treatment OF Chrome bronchitis to
Qfour readers. dc5Qdl31lt
, 1864-12-30

B Diseases Of the Nervous, Seminal, Urinary
and Sexual Systems. New and reliable treatment
in reports Of the Howard Association. Sent by
mail In eeaed letter envelopes free OF charge. Ad-
dress DR.. ]. Skillon Houghton, Howard Associa-
Hon, No. 8 South Ninth street. Philadelphia, Pa.
Nrnr
, 1864-12-30

NEW YonK, Thursday, Dec, ..
sToGKs1,Aneh eJsited, VIII large 113asaet!ons- 4 m
ing nix Michigan Southern i01: flinnts Central
12!*; 90 preferred 95H Toledo l91H; It3ek Islnuh
Wayne 1855 Ohie and Mississippi ccEts ~; Qnicksil
YER 1to; Maliposa 16H; Canton Ssh; Cumberland
, 1864-12-30
SALE OF

2. ,.tr1 of CRDCEERT In open lots. lis doz, snpe-
Iinr 0uaiitr SILVER Plated SPOONS and
FQkKs, 100 boxes TUMB1hRs,
At AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY, January 4, at ~ o'clock. At our
ot complete sssortmens Of Toilet; Dinnes Breakfast
Asa. iii gen superior quality Silver Platet Te.
and Tanic Spoons and Forks. A1ao, 50 Silver Plated
Chltorf.
cnuntry GeAler< vii 1nd In this sails nne sssolt.
ment 70 assoIt their stocks rom Goods case'o''y
p"sA >''1 GILBERT Il SAMSON,
dees danS8t = Auctt3uters.
, 1864-12-30
FROM MADISON.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tnbure]
MADISON, Wis, Thursday, Dec.29
Lieutenant Colonel Briton makes report
to Governor Lewis Of the part taken by the
sth Wisconsin in the Nashville battles. It
participated in four charges on the rebel
works. They captured some six hundred
prisoners, two fngs, and battery. Only
eight companies were engaged. 1t had seYen
killed and. flfty-flve wounded, many hut
slightly. Other Wisconsin regiments suffer-
ed but slightly.
Application has been made by tho Govern
OF to have Wisconsin officers sent to this
State to recruit for veteran corps, and some
appointments have already been made; alos
to have recruits mustered here instead of
Washington. -,
Major Harvey sends the Governor list Of
Wisconsin soldiers released from Texas pris
ons.
The tabular statement of the vote Of Wis
consin, published today, varies somewhat
from the figures heretofore published, and
show the total vote-Union, S,727; Demo-
cratic, 65,eoi.
The ball given by the military officers here
last night was attended by about one hun.
dred and seyenty-five guests, and It Was q
very pleasant and brilliant affair.
The 18th regiment {re-eulisted) wns ordered
N 1nnvo for Nashville tn-dnv
, 1864-12-30

CISc1NEAT1, Dec. 29,-ThTeo members Of
the family Of John II. Roosa, Deerheld, War
ren county, Ohio, were murdered In their
beds on Monday night, and two others badly
wounded, by some unknown pcrsen.
, 1864-12-30
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

II U1ICE UF D11SOLUI
~ Eclice Is hereby given that the partnership
lately existing between Louis urz End Louis NelkS
uLLrr the firm Of KtsKZ d EELKE. vas dissolved on
The esth day ot December. 1864. bT mutual agreamcn
LOUIS KUhE,
tee4d2c,t ''-. LOUIS EELKE,
, 1864-12-30

The great strength Of the Grand Gastnan Opera
Company, comprising entire double cast for near
" every Opera in the Repertoire, enables the ntrec
tor to present the strongest opers night with
out too great fatigue to the a1tiss. and douhly as
sures the production Of the Opera upon the pght
nouuced, das-ta9att
, 1864-12-30

BunaI1ET.-The house Of David Mcdonnell, on
Eo1'cy street WAS entered on Tuesday night and
robbed Of xs2O In money. young uahn who has
been in Mr.. McDonne1l's employ, is suspected.
, 1864-12-30

A CADEMY OF MUSIC.
Ia Washington street, bet. Clark and Dearborn.
KELLY 4 Icons MNsTRELs.
Monday evening. Dcr. 18th, and every evening dur
iua the week Fist week OF the splendid operate
Fairy ExtFavagsnza.
CINDERELLA, Or the Little Glass sliper,
Produced IN state o; 1ungn1ncence never before at-
tempted by any Minstrel Troupe.
Reappeuranfe Of Albert Jones' Matinee Monday,
Dec 18th, and Saturday Dec xBt. at ~ o'clock Ad-
mission 25 ccuts children under 10 years OF age Is cis
GUPPORT THE ORPHANS.
The ladies Of the several Roman Catholic congegs-
tlons Of this ctt1 appe,l to the public tor MD In the
support Of i3s DESl fTUTE ORPHANS, now IN the
asylum on Wabash avenue, and sndrrtse for the ne.
they Wfll hold
GLAND FAIR
For tho eale cfSIlvrr Ware. Clothing, Needle
Work, and every variety Of Fancy GSoos.a a.
BRYAN HALL,
On the evenings OF
Tuesday, Wednesday. Thur.day, Friday and
Saturday, Det. 81, 80, %, so and 81, ).
And they appeal 10 a generous psblic for a liberal
f6e services Of she bind Of the sth REGIMENT, yste
ran Reserve iorrs, aE been kindly tcnde1ed oy Col
Admlttance, 95 Cents.
REMEMBER THE ORPHAN.
de24 dl1y IT, s.1C&T-athp
, 1864-12-30

~ New Year,s Presents WHEELER
/ WILSON'S SEWING MACHINE, valuable
and appropriate testimonial af
A Father to his Daughter;
A Son to his Mother:
Auusboud to his Wife:
Brother to his Sister.
This gift Is profitable and araiable lifetime.
An annual dividend of100 to 800 per cent ton its
cost may be obtained In use by it possessor.
Geo. r. Chittendcn & Eoon. General Agents for
Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa, Minnesota and North
Indians, log Lake street. dec14-b2S6-to ja1
Chicago Commercial College to get thorough,
practical busincss education, or to become good
Telegraph Operator. Address (enrlosIng stamos)
for circulars, BRYANT & STnATFoS, Chicaso, III.
, 1864-12-30
GRAND CHORUS,

N f. ~H4ktA4N~ III E1 4
FAUST. Grand Opera by GorxoD.
MARTHA: Grand Opera by yoS FLoTow.
THE JENESS- Grand Opera BY HALkyY. ....
3IIKElLLE. Grand Opera By GoUSoD composer Of
DER FEEisCHUTz. GRIND Opera By c. II. vos
ROBERT r pIABIE. Grand Opera by Mx1rnaz1R.
DON GIOVANNI. Grand Open by MOZART.
DAME BLANCHE. Grand Opera BY Bo1kLD1xH
NIGHT IN GRENADA. GRIND Opera by KRuTzKz.
TANSHACSEK. Grand Opera BY WAssKR.
FIDEL1O, Grand Opera by BExrnovkH.
MARRIAGE OF DIGARO. Grand Opera By MOZART.
LES nUGuENOTs. Grand Opera by MxyKRREEE.
MAGIC FLUTE. Grand Opera By MozARr.
STTADELLA. Grand Opera BY Vox FInroW (conl-
poser Of" Mattha-'9
BARBER OF SEVILLE. Grand 0peru by Ro.sr1.
The above SCPEHIATrvBxr GR4HD RkrHRrorB,
greater than even this Company has presented In any
one city this season, can only Be o4stn In sae ears
trorM IN Ne came number Qf n,pats BY GROWERS
GRANDtGERMAE OPERA CosfPANT.
EF-No opera repeated during the season. III
, 1864-12-30

THE SALE OF SEASON SUBSCRIPTION
TICKETS
Will commence on Tuesday, December 9Th. 1861.
at 10 o'clock precisely at e. II. Higgins Music
Store Randolph street, between Clark and Dearborn
streets.
Seats may be secured Is follows:
Season secured seat {areen operas). ssaoo
opetss) 2aoo
each week tnine ope.as1 IS %
week tsiI operas. t2Do
Single Admission. 29o
Sates Of single tickets commences Saturday, Decem
ber X1st 1851
, 1864-12-30

WANTED-1Ve beg leave to call
w your attention to our Agency for Procuring
substisutss for the NAVY and Army Of the United
and .hc law al!ows is TO iqrntsn ves.Ean ami A!sn
t1ct In tue Unted Stat where the Prtnc pal resides
The United States Nara, Headquarters for tae Vest
ern and Northwestern States henE at this place. we
have facilitss for rendering assistance these
who wish to procure Substitutes. WN y: MURPHY
, 1864-12-30

MISUNDERSTANDING NJ
Nl ING ACADEMY, corner Of Clark and Monroe
STREETS Persons entering this Academy receive
ess-1uessy evenings. only for scholars and friends.
Miss Ctaudine Meyers Miss Mary Dorval Miss Jennie
MARITIME, Lad, Teachers. J.EDWlS MARITIME.
de29-dclf3t 4thp Principal.
, 1864-12-30
LOCAL MATTERS.

The Illinois School of Trade, the only
PRACTICAL business school in the West, open from
9a. N. to 10 p.m m. dcc7as5S-1m-NF6N
, 1864-12-30

GRAND OPERA COMPANY<
MILE MARIE FREDERICK. Prlma Donna
MADAME BERTHA JOHAENSES. p7lma Donna
MADAME JOHANNA ROTTER. Prima Donna.
MILE SOPHIE Dz1uBA. Prima soubzetse.
MILE PAULINE CANIsSA, PrtnA sonbrettc.
MISS THERESA WOOD, PRIMER Dauseuse.
31ADA31A EIsEEsTE La ROCHE, secouda Donna.
MADAME PAULINE BERGER, Seconda Donna.
N. FRANZ HHaIER, Tenor Eobusto.
II. THEODORE HABELMAN, Tenor Lyric.
SIG. GIUSEPPE TAaiARO, TenoF Lyric.
KARL FOf;AlEs, the reno wned Primo Basso.
JOSEPH HERMANNS, the celebrated Primo Bssso
Profundo. >"
II. ISADOEE LEHMAN, Primo Baritone.
II. HEINRICH BTENECKE, Primo Baritone
H. ANTO GRAFT, Bass Bufo.
81. EDOUA1sD HAI3lER, BASIC.
H. CHARLES v1EEECk, Tenor.
NJ. OTTO LEHMAN Bxsso.
Il. AlPHOESE URCllS, Baritone.
SUSTAINED BIZ
, 1864-12-30

CEIoN rAnK BArr1s1 CuuEcu.-The Onion
Park Baptist Church is Doing lre part towards sup
plying the West side With churches. There is no
part Of Chicago destitute OF ruitable houses Of
worship as the West Dir.eiun, This Church has
tureht for <5t01 cash, j lot on the corner OF
the fo,.ll9ation Of house, tho p1sns OF which
arc furnished by Whoelt.ck. II is '95 feet hy g.,
and Will accommodate so pc-soue. The building
rumplcsed will be a very handsomo Church-an
ornament to that part of the Union Park district.
yhc Church aud congregation are growing rapid
10 fhare largely In the affections of the people,
On Christmas Eve. Mrs. Dixon wns presented
with handsome set Of furs, and DR.. Dixon with
t,rcr REL
, 1864-12-30

GILBERT & SAMPSON,
GENERAL AucT1oNEEus,
ii, 4G and IS DenrboFn-&t., Chicago.
, 1864-12-30

" AN ALIJ- " u. murphy u
Bros, as ever viii attend to all business IN the
Substitute Hnc and viii furnish men On as reasonable
terms a. any one Those wihing to enist 4 the Nary
advantage to make t1etr arrangements with the IN.
dersigncd. This ofct "a branch office Of Leut. JnnE
D. uA8TY, commanding q, S. Naval Rendezvous Ut
Chicago, H.. and any one can see that We are
authorized agents e transact business u that
line. Good men can always get good bounteS by ap-
plyng at Office Aliens. Veterans and Minors wfl
always be received We Will take coatracn for nling
quotas for townahps ant furnishing Substitutes for
those liable to traltt drafted men Do not fall 10
call before closing bargain elsewhere. WM MUIR.
Laaatfe sta. Ifa3 tlS8 III
, 1864-12-30

NnauEEf3. WHEN HAH OGCu&s1EQ GIs HL4eHuUu Oh
"Wednesday aud yesterday. The suits were brought
by Lydia Todd {. a. against Jonathan Crews ct al.
They were commenced in 1855 to quiet the title to
northwest quarter. section 19 township 81, known
af the !" "Momcnce tract; and to west half SECTION
Is, known rs the - Law Grets" tzact in Kankakee
county, the town Of Momence in this State being
located on the nbove lands: The Court after final
hcaIing on the merits rendered dccrces in both
ii favor Of the complainans, AID agreed that
Crews anl the other defendants convey Ill the in
sr and s whe ts pEo;es;sa to hays In
title unhcr him. THE We suppose finally ends this
protracted litigation, and settles the titles on ali
The 1anas On which the town Of Momcnce is
G. Deckxi.h. ka1es & Williams for the complain
ants Arlington Dent for the defendants.
Az A17Exr7En FuArD.-A man who appcasca
to lie a member Of the Merchanss' Police, last
evening presented to Captain ]. b. Harry, nava!
recruiting officer, the following order:
Captain 1laFty:
Please IA 1seob Rosioa the sum of one hun.
eeire6 ut the receiving ship.
Chicago, Dec. ~, 1si.
BESJAA1s ELLIOTT.
Witness: Adam Kinzcr.
suspccting an attempted imposition, Captain
Hnrty caused Elliott to c brought before him and
mrde thorough Investigation Of the matter. Thc
latter made tho following statements:
ssIa1n lake sci1vr. Akout two wcess since I
was fined 81 and costs at the Police Court ios
drunkenness. III default 'hcrsoE was scnf to the
yridcwell. To escape there:fom, proposed to
enlist in lie navy. 1was informed that could
not join the n.my. The hoss OF the prisoners, who
II called Dnc," pretended 70 send for the naval
recruiting officer, and Jncob Roskod WIS intro
t1uccd to me- rs such. vas sworn INTO service Ut
the naval rendezvous, and sent to tail for safe
kecptne. Roskod vfslted nc there, and I gave
him fhc above order for the privilege Of having
Iny liberty while lrcmalncd Ia the city,
Il Is ncct7le.a to stste that Captain Hary retain
cd ihe order, and that nosko6 viii scarcely dare
to call again and demand hts money
, 1864-12-30

w ANTED.-, We are prepared to
wv fufut substitutes for the nFiny and navy on
the mcst favor tie terms, Pr1ncpal Nll do scI1 to
aLpy II 'lnr ct our office - substitutes can be Ind
The whole 4notas for wards and toa ush,ps ID Cook
tonnty- We are regularly authorized Iecruitng
SsChADT. 153 Randolph street. opposite the Court