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ELIXIR DR Wa %

ELIXIR De WIFE.
Dsts Epne Stters wel6es et lsnae essen ppraasItGe
Guf In @uropd be5t une IN bels Xanbe TneU t ebr1rds
tpnn tt aus een rsnfen &Sgnae tn @srblnsnue NIT BET
TSnSs rSer @asartea tnts TN GHe6e DeRaGttpn zee
rtt8 unb bat @ taeIbe IN aen rMmIehiaSen Der Qeber
In Deuf9iane ais me- .t'0qs e .
.Das Sansssttanl unierer Bette
betrndbtet .g5HllGgs . S3sIac :las,ssg
5UteItsFser Jehauratfure Apsttesr &C. fntem Ia bteIt
5ru3tsGOntsr etne UerttSSle 0aeGe bes Profits
eH etnnai geeietf S RGrfer ntAt pAn SGelte fetu p
en Ntt mic anfsre ssen9ante gers 6inat haelbt bpx
ben etwDbnlt1en sTaen" hRBsehaItet 0fMen nn6 al
eurtrennen &rAueten6b une bd ee BOA etr werthtrue
Ngreoentten Serrst wcrbtu eErep Dtriuneem ctiAe
OreGne lanS Doftcrea aneriannt nrrteH nh 70 lido
bet es weSet benz Etinter rp benz Nr3te Der es antube
aIS hett es betres etnsr Gleenns u 8tiu
beit bes @e SbmadeS ais nnubertrrfen ba nben eS an,
NInnteN TN Wttnee Ute &betisabe @afee Ehee, Bantu
wanben bur4mnH unb 3ulest tn etn ppafdnbtees @ante
tn en errdrmenfes Scnearttses 8ttere te Sinunterrt
ten Ibergebt unS elte bbfr tn eeer 5ausban8 wDketns
ser@teten SpteIs &eRaurdttpn anenttebrltM ietn
Wbpeial GetGl Aeentfn fDnren nit ;reenb einerCuau-
ttta beies SprdeIt&tn GtttsrS tn 3ien Dusenb Naar
BlafHtn bnrt 91Ii9Qise .Ili5itS eaii3f.1lsn4 se
.yaqr1iso cen aleinieen Gtaner med sss
.. $ prn gfp. sG Sanoners, Gcee BON 0ambenSsr.
geSenilber rem BRGrFte, 8aItinrre,
terIprgt werben lA5Is iy4!s4 ss.isf ,t91g& lE9gr9
Retns ssflats Gafde ta at bie ntat NIT bsn eitstI
&tenerS auf bem &Drt teriebsn If.
sSteoeruertaer er9aIten bic u beem Der1 GnGeteesta
Die tsFsa SET Sss ndae
1eftlune nit $l.eo DusenS fraRrU snuns
seSra&t. az o,Els-,t s.:Y- ~, a4f.5 IS "
BUrsueIlden 4oimbeers G6emee tSa- hstn 5trbttsInF
6er Surabrisen @rnte, fOire Gac gDstnc aab staupr
audttat nnb 3u icicen 9rstien. 3oltl &c 3sGiias
-. ~ sss Sansett anb Gambener. .lis3
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brieM 3eAteR III btr ne IerEe htten SDl-
gen Te aanddtb lpIrtu, elbr I'm SeASc, bar YPlutis
men, bic, unsebeift. bic Ghe unmosltd mascx xHb
Rsrper Mnb Gei 3ernGreu Ishten ieryt tie nSh.r dit
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B a1timore oa.9Ofpita1.
!3ur untsre:aduns Der Qundiat0srti statlirt.
Der ein,i5s YldB in fer @slt, too Ii6ers,
f6nelle une erInSEtf RureR In s2dn2l1' 1r
sebcimeu SRA dneseitem

semat serken ais ca FsS: 3eusangsHatssett. Sdel4e
IL benz adea sta iteSera, Gasansuasex Ger 9ierta
senfSr5ae MattisSt @isSerse isissenss: aeraanses-
iardde 6erstspfes @esd krnbet 3ttters, Isstn6wi9s
Der Gtss, bes 1RaseNs rsr GinIsw>se auer iencr
nebeI bic bon eepien srbeimex @eicotxtc tea her usHb
slsstsfss e., ss ais fsr sirssa s,
is seAeil lsetttn tire ginsessr aeiu lrses etrnt-
ten gdwde fer gPnfttuticn terrsrtrnsea sis @ee
mca n'dhsn Hse siIsSt ben Sfrper uas Stn serfcrtu
Q@4 9n,,s @21 ner.T r.TH1le-1a3@ Ho
beIpnbrs ms8t k;e Cptr tuss atteata CATERS etnsren
nb eas jdbrli5 s eisl Sduiene IL tix III rdteS @rdb
ssts mtlde eu' Frs s5ba0tasH SSlts nns eatwtdfLen
nat besert Ser bsdubrnee SsAe eNtipdt baetx
fpartsil mtssaG6. mitppasm gsrtransr raRta. 4.-
@ ,L Dt.blirAtp.te .te NnrlsHfa, rs1r,,~ n
Ottr eolse I'D ~ ssrssiratbes ttasa ttses sat @
pbpf9er Shw1he ensS aaecrta piueerniHes bewas
inO iOutea uneetsisli@ Or. Sobnisn Sa Rast siebta
aas 9tRsTns st:s ~ M sss S'ss t:s Ser
6 f4ssfuns Ger bredlthien Nr merben i6nea furtrt.
DertntSe. wel6tr Der gebaneluas unb Nlrirrse bon
Or. SrEnitCn nte;tet faus ib ais ttnem gtrtnnanne
pbae 8nrt t ancsrtrauen uns rt auf ieire drst
Ibe GeibtdIhfett rerlaen.
Otsan;Ids Sar6hs .'.''-
prs umsersas9 sebeil unb Ste pue Graft teser teree.
feat Dtties r xdre 9ei mebes has 2sten eeah unh
bic @6e une Naapmmenbait unmDsli9 matt, IT, pit bns
Qcrs Derer bic ttrem 2e enIbaea untesnaen fr5tnen
Sunee 2eute fnS su lsb at Iusfbwetfunaen ssat seil
e beren Spsen ndt eenaa tennen. obsleib e dn& bnr
Strturen ieterf&Iasen TIM Sdrn Stetn nt Gnbere ltrs
atfm enfsteN tSar, 10 III tie bod cine guIss
tes Msbrsu6es ser tfelfen Or9ane Yer dStr tra es
Iausntx ta Ste ara Der Gieusus eset bon Dtn. btrp
ptrh bic @ hstmlien 2asern erseben ais Seu DeasH
be b6Eetfe fnS l@s-~ -''~@
NJ Offtee: go. 7 sSb.GrebertdFr.,
fieben Tblre1 brn Bnltimer.fr,, 5itlt@e Seite,
bic Stuffn btnauf. '-..'i.., ~ -'-s''-
Esan merle @ gtanteN uAb dasNnntmtr. fesx i4r ea-
be nnb trlserthe Aama&er eurtrebeNe unb seeienlpe
Quadlalber, S4ubftder, SttetIpt&er SraseAretniser
unb 9dnpensnser u. (. ~ ntnntn S3 reselmGBse Merje
nnb laaeta anss;rseneOn Or. SpbnfOnY u tn Der abt
RS. als 8refs maiien ttnen pSA.Stan,p eNtbdltea.
gtns 5tsuoq ii, 2 9'1e, ,nse'id,ett. .
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Der ein,i3s 4r3t, issldsr ans !.
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Die ele lduisntt s5tt sifsenb IsBtsa as6as :ctA
Sabre In bic tr gRuutf ~rt SaR mre bic Nsnse rid
tistr trnnbdr5tise Srtrairpt ptle @r. SstnRn aat-
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Die f6rsdtt6tn Nrianeea bes saerS Uni itbr % fas
:en 0erluR bes GtbaGailleS 3erprrxns ter Sfeex. G
tru6ttet Der @eiaestat bst NbRunsea Nbntiuxas 20,
Ger Seslladft t-utt a6 GiRfamtctee aRFkaasn seser
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Is eitt eics Eami tsee Hse arf+etxrxst Anatidtter
tpelGe nd at @~; gfen rEl Dr. GaheH's NatuN.
siaanseat atpyies edukftder Stiiertifr, &pMycnyuFer
l. H. tsb4rirle nns rs76trlitSe #dWnianer, ntIde tkr
2ebex atnat ter se(es siieH&aitfer ssisia eeH nie
tria;es %erafe sismtttn, nd cst estlmasS setileee
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tsu ID Nttransea he siuaebet 1aer mtlae III slEdt.
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zasetgelr Elm sBbpIeale nnt Reteu Drns-@eidat une
Epgf6e er5ust srr g. Ststnpcr tre spettett BITE sra
sresn ppn ebeuenten axf's gfnftltAe teipEesn nor
sn mir BE Serren Ieys pte tss 9nbittrnt TN AHsset'
auf bbFt@f aufmeftiam ntAIen.g q !, - es..r...o
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, 1864-03-19
Vht1nr mcYsss Association.

To THE Pu1uc:-Hish sounding and boasttnl ar
ticles hnye appeared In our daily Journals emana-
ting from both the regular and opposition tickets.
We also have the se1e ru1uor set Adoat By tndlyid
pala on 10th the tickets to the effect thst eertain
phllanthrppic gentlemen on both tickets have
pledged Themselves to subscribe large sums OF
money Tor tEe purchase Of ground aud erection Of
euita6lc buildings for the Association
only on The success Of their respective Tickets trny
a high order Of philanthropy. The exact sum that
scribe varies accefding TO sircams1a9ces. but The
llatfo1,n Of the Independent Ticket as proclaimed
and published Is IN laror Of new buildings and nc
commcdat!ons and their faithful cndeayors are
pledged to secure them; further than this they
hoest not NOW, considering It mnch out Of good
taete.. They claim that TIC Independent Ticket
Eitl defeat their respcctlyo tickets, Or rather
defeat the election. We are glad TINT
they coneede Il, and We woufd advise
them to prepare for further coQccssion..
New IS friend Of the Independent Ticket, and
one quite instrumental In getting 1t up, I hayc a
proposition to mako to our philanth1op1c and ve,y
suprliant opponents on the ground ttat bird ia,
eiller Ticket. Of known PecunisE1 responsibility,
rlcdee in eome satisfactory WAY the sum Of $50 GOO
70 le BY them subscribed. (aot souc.ted from thc
, 1864-03-19

Total .&fG LIT
Mrs. Diekensou reported that a,4'5 meals had
been eerved at the rest during the week.
The following donations were reported: Earwell,
nt The Hamilton House. IS; Caea!erril!e, $2sa
Ferian Brotherhood. dinner for 18th Wis; Dun
bar & Co., hose; Mrs. Woodbridge, collected 50 !;
johnson, Edwards s. Co., barrel Of vine; jar:
Second Unitcrsxlist S. School, quantity OF ca.a-
b1es; Soldier 81; Ffsst Baptist Church AID Socte-
II, barrel pickles: Mrs. Kent, several pies.
A. vote Of tPectal thanks was rendered to Ars.
sent to the Rest.
The meeting then adjourned.
Tie following reports wcrc presented at the rrc-
vtone meeting and laid over for. Aab1ication.
The Auditing Committee presented the following
JaAuayy-Groeedes, $e7.s:;. .mcat fls4.aG;
nItu1c x1.d,& H. 1cFai1e and additions, 500 print
ing, DC, 500; fuel, S55.6e; cartinE and express
el1..U: salaries Of Superintendent and Mutron,
sl0.GG; wages Of domestics, $i9.s5; money to col
dierE, 4.es; rent Of Home, s*'6G6; miscellaneous,
$16o; total, $55s.12.
bread, $113.55A; milk, $6I.40; marketing. $t1s19;
medicines, $3c0; furniture $ss.4s; repatrs $1}.3S
fucl $E5CG; car1ing, fs.AQ; salary of s1pedntend.
ert and nar1on, $50O0; salary OF employees, $lfe0:
wGces Of .doncslics, EGt.t3; money to soldiers,
SEP; 1cnt 81 home. cd' miscellaneous sl.t0.
THO following report o. the Superintendent Of
the Home embracing arrivals, and neals and 'odG"
inss furnished, from January to March !, 1885,,
was Tcce1yed:
Ing, u; applicants for places In the Perm 1nent
ucme, 1ca1leaths. s.
The following arc the numbers Of meals and
Ia .F{l \ rrx,tE Attn
, 1864-03-19
TREASON iH' CHICAGO.
The CoFperheads tn CouseiI--.A Revp!t E1-
reetcd--Thc Coming Hettlons-Work-
efs Wsuttd-Ihe Canvass In
fle Third and SIx-
teeth Wards.

: ,,,.. .n.o,. ,,..so. --.
,c,s NJ con..o.a ~ ~ y. s.sa' copoeshcaa mena'
s,zaroc,,s,.s tox -. w wy ooteasio,5 10 make
.,erhs.d Cans..,. ~, ene 'ofshcom'ng National Cop
t.-ss.s :. ~ oat sea45 TO further the IN
sn.-as4,e. nv ~, nusu.s u inc e1oideh G7fce' Is
.res,s" ~. .ne ne' 70 known 70 more than one
~ ~ eust o1oet. taa1 me Anleats ate feaoJ
~, u ,.a .1soN IN 1ae eeaae OF Illinois. The cues
t.. 80 80 uas 1noss olscose1on wne1n1 1ae ~
~ tesost ~ 7noa'a nfst % tnade N epf1ngneao
tme so: tne ssease! 1umDes oi tae con.pna-
vs. wao u i.vot o' 'ptansneo' oeeause' sue
.ue5 "ouu 10 ao'e 70 se'1e tae pao1se
n.'ass ane :. oece o.esn,ze teoc1 go'o1nmenN
~ ouetA W.T. IN 'a1ol Oh ea'easo' pat oeaaSe tnes
ne1e onaoae 70 ~ as1eo ~ 70 'ne seee''on ol 1ne
Po4nt 'o' feoenon, u oee@ase " q "noesone
.e7I o1 tne 5esu'1 o. tnsir ueason4ose eaons' Inc
lutane, oaeeass.on o. .ns nas.e[ "as possPonea
un.u tne = meeting , "' Inc tA'oa~' eopie'neao eon-
s.a.Aoo ~ Guy .-.
, 1864-03-19
SOLDIERS HOME,
Regular Weekly Metting-Eeports and lp-
pclntmenfs Of Commtttees-.What has been
done during January aud February.

The regular weekly meeting Of the Lady Manac-
CTS Of the Soldiers Home *as held yesterday aiaeT
noon at the Home, the President, T. B. Dynn, In
the Chair. The Minutes of the last meeting were
read by the Secretary, Mre. J. G.. Fargo, and ap-
proved.
The following Committees were appointed;
FLr tie Rest-Mrs. Dt. Blain, Mrs. j. c. Fargo
and Nre. E. Blaikie.
For ne Home-M Mrs. 8. T.nkham, Mrs. S. Shack.
ford and Mrs. 8. 1oom1e.
The Home Committee reported several improve
Ecnts which had been msde at the Home during
the week.
The Superintendent Of the Home presented tho
following report for the week ending March II:
Arriynls' S8l: departures 461: rt1naining 20, In
yahds II. Soldiers and meals credited to different
, 1864-03-19

public, we can do that as well as they can) the In
feId. Now il your chance, and he or they who
como down with tho biggest figures. Will get our
support and thus seeare tho victory. Unless tho
stopped, and We viii all 60 In on onr own nerve snd
merit. Nuke good your professions o: clse be set
down az acaing IN bad faith, and an attempt to
crawl into Office under faisc prctcnges. Now Ia the
auepIciors time, tho public mind is ripe for new
enterprises The !ndept ndcnt Ticket y ripe Io7
the coutcRt and will llyo up 10 its platform. No
1ethE1gy. Yours, &C.
, 1864-03-19
M a r r e ID.
At tIe residence Of 4. Eegart Esq, near Belsit
Wis. March 18th, By tlt Rev. sir. Davis [r HENRY
:. S.ELA1liAkEIt and Afiss FID DELLA MONTGOMERY,
d 1 E ID

Killed Ia Tic fight at Ye7oo Cit, on the 1th tnst
EUGENE E. WALTER, I'd Lieut.. Ii the fst Mississippi
IColcEed} Cavalry. Col. Z. D. OsBAsD.
Lieut. Walter was c1e OF tharsmell but determined
band who, inside the fort that day. refused to sur.
RENDER though surrounded by eight rebel regiments
for seven orglours were compelled to retire.
rho simple announcement In the rnt1ce Of tho hght
In rte mornings Tribune, that two Leutenants were
kll1cd was read with aching fear BY his s-ters re
Osband an5 Mrs. Sherman. Of th6 city, that might
be Of them, was made at night sad reality 10
thc by the arrival In the Illinois Central Of the
bcdy OF their t1other Its way to his Lone in Ltch-
field, Michigan.
No truer young man has laid down his life for his
country Ia this wnr.
, 1864-03-19
LOCAL, MATTERS.

tho contcRt and viii Two up 10 its platform. No
lethE1gy. Yours, &C.
W LEVITT
@~N6 mr. Trr,U,pc
ASonA AA@11 g. &4AS'''
rt,a c. C1..-ao-,,., ,,,ra I'M
,..nd ~. ~, ..sssl, ~. ,.;r.o .s s.stt,
., ,ho 71o.,sa. :. s.n. w.. T.a~, Ia s1;ra,ars.
1,n,-sxer T., ~ ,enna. ~ r,ocrrnc W. nsss ~
ecasonab1e - raTments M % Dsme nsture kn51y n;ct. S
~ "' pasAs ..ea.aa u 1os n.
~ r-.,.,, ns+eo. ~
change Is matter Of not a little Importance, for
tnouen areee aoes TOT make MIN, IL nc]ps nightly
to improve hts appearanee when 1t Ia appropriate
IN style and hte well Ihank fortune there is at
Least one raee IN Chicaeo Hhefe thfe chango can DO
perfected BY our citizens with ease, and where sat-
Randolph street t6t Sherman House, contains
every article made mn in, all the stvies far tha
anrnc of ~; extant and of thu finest material IT.
IL as pc,fect anil cstensfyc a collect;on If anrne
oyercoats. business suIts d,ess sntts rIcb furnish.
lns eooos' ties ecartf, glovcs sus~
penaefs COLLARS handkeEch1ets, travelling bngs. and
gloves, ttnftrdng Aexandre,l as can be found this
ade o1 Ne" YORK. and Ill. Bartlett sells these
9oods IT the very lowest prices. His Is tho pl7ce
At Tmch 10 e1ec' the"spting change. NO matter
what lhc goods arc which one may desire how
rich and elegant, or how cheap and p1ain--oue can
be suit ed BY him with most perfect 1eear to the
f+ncea IF ti,a ooruo,to uan4ad j.
->eo ~ s0@ setAAe1e' "Hnse1:
: " NJ rra M. ,,,,,, ,,,,.,n, ~ a..
va ~ - tao sun0a' eicct!Uu VI sue
Young Men's Christian Association will occar at
their rooms on Monday, the Goth inst. Tho meet
INN ri Tho Ho.r1 al 15anacara ,v;ff ha h.I5 80
~ ~ y. w oo.u VI Alase1o VIII pe ueto upon
eae evening oi tne came Gay.
0mFaeenth Ward Mcet1ng-At Conrad
Volz's old ttand, on Saturday evening. Rally,
ra1ly1 Union men of the Thirteenth Ward for
No. !. ,.a..~ - ~ L.. -, ~
mere 10 "ork TO DC done. by order Of the Execu-
tive committee.
---- ..
Fifteenth Hnrd-GRAND SATURDAY N1aHr
MRE41Nq.-Tbere will be mcetlnp Of the Renuh.
11csns or the 16,b w,r5 thfa o1orin1 ~ 49, 49,
Wells street. American and German speakers will
h. ~, h,nd q, aJd,oaa tto as.s,rh,a wa
IL on n'0u - aoafeee tue asSea'os'
e1vtncn.h runrd-Th, 1r,,,, r,s,,,, ~ .to
-, -, - " 1m.n IIu u .ue
Ge5man Theatre oo.lding, corner Of North Wells
o1c1or1. for the nnrnoaa NJ annoInt;r, Ward row
mlttecs and organizing for the coming election. A
signtd By Eli Bates, stcpheu C!aty, w. L. New
Charles Randolph. j. Richards, Frederick iIeIncc
, 1864-03-19
Postal DElIvKRY.-Ac correspondent sends
the following pertinent query:
+What Ii the reaeon that there are no better car
1icrs In city. is tho in Other Cities and
Al +tnnfte1 tty the n<,tal lsEAf Please ars and

POSTAL LDELIvKKY.-A correspondent sends
the following pertinent query:
+What IL the reasou that there are no better car
ne1s 10 onf GtIs az II .1n ass Y oaae9 eanea ana
ohiioea - '-'' 3>'' 'A'"e - A''3
IRE rraanm Ia th5q. In nl new oournnn,ttae tbe
,,cnoz.,. and c1ancea ~ 1osatiun M a. frc1nent
41as IN nt1cpt to deliver letters n, the residence
vould result In endless conrusion 1t might answer
.vefy well In the c2se Of merchants, storeSeeocrs.
and uaforitv Of bueinees men but The bn,k os
the popuIadon il o: the p,fc7atoEF Lind and con.
siderable ne9centsec of the letters would renal,
undelivered TN within very recent period Chi.
aso has been no exception to this rule and we al,
know that in the order Of Providence reforms do
not come TIL bone time after theJ are needed. It
II probable that bit for the ,g.r We shopd ere now
b.va seer the nostmon +rarc,trv ,,,s a,,,, -o,ra
tn this edty and have eome fan,f,farizea tftb hi
x-a1eomr irccr ,Tba ,n.,rsr -. a-tars;...,r ~
.,ssoa .1,rr +h-.. oe.s 49,, ,,,. .~s,S ~
,.......1sa,,..nt ~ 49,. e.. Ill s.s.ss r1
ha-,.~.- ,,.s-, s.,,,, 49,, &, ha.5 ~ A
.ts.,.t ,,sr-e +te r.s - .,,s " ~ -
7ctt-r rs-,err nm h. ora ~ on- Tnstitnta.s |A
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Mlcern =. a.'e"eA' @s@' 11S'uel1 otasu OF 4tade
pstrf ea1t hv %o, ~ ,na - C;rc;nnst; +, Va
1hroueh bkt which did moi rc.ch fhcre uuift nfeT
bad lett now find the dispatch among some
o9lcasl papese. Esed aWar.
a. tndscstcG 10 t sd dos . acoa 9
could not speak dedritefT. ycu viii. am srre
pardon my neglect or ralhcz apparent neglect, Ia
no. aespono:ps ecoces 10 20 complimentary an In
r. IL h.re,r ,.ous5b,, rho, ,,- ,u,,,u ,,.,o-
cai mc to Nichsran. il vic, case l,o5n tn ,nsss
a visit Of dav 10 Chicago during which time If
stll ai1ofd ne the Ertatest pleasure to visit yunr
'naIu.
mr. Ionr dclnx ~ ~ Sohs ass9eiaon LOT
Sincerely yours, 4. E. Bcnss1uE.
At the session Of the Board Yesterday. t11sna,ch
was received fror. General Burnside. anuounc3no
his intention to accept Of their hosnltalIse. to-
<ay. The following Committee were appointed bv
the Chair. the BoaEd prctxing the name Of Co!oasl
Hancock: colonc's John L. Hancock Z, N.
Hough, and jus Il. Tucker: Messrr. .Jan,es H,
Bowen, Charles G. Wicker, and Charles Randolph.
The hero Of Roanoke and liatieras will NEE, with
cordial reception.
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LIE fEA11f lAsno6I1o.-Jhc difficulty
oolween The Fenian brotherhood and the renrcscn-
1ase o. inc Catholic Church in taie diocese forms
1ne topic of general conversation. a general idea
tne point at issue hat been already given in the
public 3ournals; the exact nature thereof t. still
somewhat dabloue. Tic thing ie somewhat like
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.al1o4 pos qnly g nso ort 70 eonler da
Of taese oonsiierafons. % ~ he Committee recon-.
| mcnded tho adoption Of the following plan:
an doiisra ~ o5 III e,
| wards. ehail be- set apsrt "a q permanent endoT-
rcnt FIND. and shall be invested by the TFas1Fcs
Inoel tae auection 81 tug ~ hthoet 9.t Vg
t1reet comnatsh. erth tf,a saictT OF tho invest
ment,
Ses1Gd.,,Thata donatio1 or legae3 %. o. = Ss9o o Or
noIe sa5l! SGnsuia s1 ~ 1ost;tuion A'A
Th;ndGThst donation OF legacy Of 81 900 or
spwa1ds shall constitute Tho donor Or legatce An
honorary Lie DIRECTORY win .he prisaeS9 oi ANN
ay eGnn,ns poor rap,;ad ~ mi more thsn twelys
weeks, iree Of charge for board.
.FcHfkh-Thai Ill donations Of e9naserpnons oi
leFe amount thsn g fa sh. T. aJ ~
thn catu4er ana subject to appropriation for ths
nrtna s4nsnses Of tho stitatioi in ths manner
p1TFanee The ee,p;T ~ W. tgas sold' nannted'
~ -1nt,n,, ~ ~ Gn;1ford. the Executive Com,
IN mu:'on ~ ~ snesrc sfr Torer ~ En-
perintendcnt Of the Home for one year from therst
Of next May.
On ot.o1 the Excsnys Gomtfee NJ sS r. r. direct
port into practical effect.
On motion, DR.. Davfe, Judge Goodrich and Goo.
tbeir duty to be tho Inspecting aud auditing Of al
bills before payment.
The Executive Committee was authorized to call
public meeting and lay the clalns and objects Of
NJ. j. l. Drake announccd thas he had collected
150 volumes towards the library, and the meeting
A''o
FlRE-A CHILD BURNED TO DEATH AND
Ths Mo1aIM m'ssasu:mAooa. . nal,pas. teree
oe,ock yes'csaas morning aic oroke CUT IN
little BLOCK Of 'n1ce honsea' sataateo On the prairie
blocks north Of Chicago avenue. The ire com
trenceu IN shanty residence owned BY HRS. Ellen
Higgins ard occupied by herself and child, little
sn;a,.,- 49, ,s1a,s 49, ooa. 'on se' ana
aa'~9 ~ "ao's ~ mouso auu a'eo 'ne auJotninstHo
were in flames. The shanty next door to Mrs.
Higgins Was vacant It Was owned by q man nnnsi1
OtF,rn, Int fortunatelv he h,i1 rcmovcd % M, ~ ~
.rI ~ I ~ oot VI y
house occupied aud owned by Ms. AcGeary aud his
family.
The alarm was speedily given for the fourth dis
trict, aud the fire department promptly turned out
but OWN. to the great distance the bad roads, and
thew eoon returned The fire ened an ;te dovaat,,.
~ accrrso nn1aaaaa sas a.5sl ~, W 10 "e'a..
ipe eoutss unaeeoeo, aao a'oe" W sttone eaie
that was blowing at tho time, soon laid the build
tues IN ruins. Later in the morp1nc II waa 1,ac,r
esst.. I'll. n1. 49, ~ s ~ - o'sso'~
.a ,.o.a I'M Eaen 1.ns tnu nel oaoeateF were
throushsut tho ruins. soon tbs BODY of tla littIe
girl was dug ont from tho burning embcrs, but ali
seareh nroSed iEuItcss aa 70 lhe dleeovefy Fl any
empaneIled q jury, and an inquest was held Ut The
grocery etorn Of j. Schroeder, On Chicago avenue.
The only witness Of importa9cc was Mr: Mct;eary,
Higgins was, ns she too ffeque1tly has been, in d
Ths ivy Fsts1Psd Il e. = tn verdict that the ase
Iirrjns nro3ncIno tl,n deafh ri he~ rhii1 ~ hn.n
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w H7ANTED-CorrespoudeDco

acknowledgements, by
6 s. ;as'tsaT s
Sa cesf'ss ,'sa Sssa
eato GO annu: hAs hpsiness doNl ,Peil,n: altpsns-
Dept. Of Cumberland. '@ 'mnis aGs3t
w WAKTED-And no humbuel A
w man from NEARLY rysax 7ov1an,r 70 make
tco Or three auadTEd dollars yea. :t.aont delaying
sheir basaess maSs :os; saousssa doitszfss
Gaa 6ss1a :.sss esesso :. os1a H. m"en' sso s sa
WANTED-A responsible man
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gSsss2 : :es 81:
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WTANTED~-Energetic Agents in .
,a III u sa1Es T as o e. ts r.
Agent. arc nov mailing from ID 10 = per dsy. Foe
s'sf it ff sess sf e2t f. t':sas 'ss
WANTED-A Blacksmith to set
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sss & d:s NJ S 81;
vii % nsns aa s's @ e aoase
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ps1o de,f1i oe to ~, ss tl.s Fur,lture without taa
a's is so1 3.' rec q b
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