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BOARD Of EDUCATION:
Special Meeting Election Of School Principal
School 4ctommodahons-Text Books.

..,o.r,....,o. o..... :, n..,,, .,,.,,.
yesterday afternoon, in the rooms Of the Board.
wsh', wicker; ' Ss~5s.i,. Prindi,llls assatano.
The chair via taken BY Inspector Foster. On
,not,on of1nsnector Wentvortb. the conmitteo o.,
E1atnanauon oi 1eaeneg WIZ o1tes1eo 70 fepon-
Inspector Ryder rcpostsd that the COMMITTEES had
examined several applicants On the psevious day
,os he goaen Of y i9 The kazo sho
9aoe vaeSnt y ine Rznsaof - .. ~ 5iocum 70 tne
On motion Of Inspector Ptt9diviilo the Board
E1oSssaSa - ma,,9 naus ~ "isa tns ioiloW
.ns xesa anGiEe 79tes GEL, sxi SExsa o. Mmen were
Eiren t1T samuel - =; Msrn q aflMaukee, and four
lof :: y. ray o. Cnlcaeo. N.Y. Aaf1in was de-
c44Iso ciects1
Morton Gnlves, pf11ncpa' 1a OF sshooi NO twelve,
senoefea me IeslensuoD On aesoant ol an expected
or skehau, the election Of principal to I'll the ~
The Superintendent called attention to tho fact
that Brown School was very much crowded, and
recommended change 10 the Dividing line. Kin
ae st1fgt To1,a p!op1oly ne Pe aae one tound most
TO the Superintendent and Committee On the
neaool:
S.rne a o. ~ Mfa e. was
Inr s9pef1nlenaeht feaa pennon nom several
pnpns @ the DeaTborn school esk1ns taat the mil
1farS 9TH oe 1asusatea n ne t School. ~ ehh
on his promise that he would tsest the matter seri:
otS.s. s..ii. r.,
,.ss se ef NJ Nnie9 P,nG}naS of II HI WtsS;ncion
efnool; er,oo, -. .-,,.a r-, sn;a 1r.,..-
InH o q r. G1,nMtfs an X Rni1d;n1a pnd
Grounds asked to report. lie had nothing 10 add
1nsnerfor n cntnorth Ind examioed the school
and ionnd that the u,uposed enlarrement would
cost about $500. fha approprtatIon Waa not ret
made and 81 wns not easy Fo corntuence now There
-. .e4 - rre.t y ,,ra-:ura n rrnsnrf :, fvma,iv
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desisting when the victim Of his inhumsoity isa
senseless to the ground. Fish vas reps1mtandea tsn
BY the JUSTICE who wished him to abstMn roM nid
similar ofense IN future, II he conIeneM1' ~ souM LA
costs Would his honor Kindly, explain for That hat
csfs Of men Tho 6ne ot 800 With NINETY nass ~ In N.
pris'nment Is meant, II such bfn1es ~ T;a sasH
Cd greatly astonished 1t its magnitude: and e1.
presseda determination to take 9pt an appein1 I
he considered s. and costs would haSe Aausueo
%bns 10 ~; ;,,.t
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VASTED.-Emp1oJdaeu daeut. s75 Month. Agents
" wahtcu 10 sell ssfEtnE Mschl1e4- We will give
commission on all nh hines so!. employ hxe1:E
who Will work Tor the above wnges and all expenses
PhfG. Address D. B. HkKEs1ET0H & CO, De.ralt
MttHstss 6
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put that motion In hls pocket for thirty days, and
submit 1t to the new Board.
InFpector SseahsD, said that the report must lie
over io thirty days in auJ event, In which casc It
must b submitted to the new Board. II WAS for
tho ordg passed. Tie book a.ents we're iTtne
round IN Wait for the entrance Of the new Board
nnd wouls be round as thick as flies when the new
members l7ok their seats.
Inspector Newberzy, Raid that 1t would not 10
tourteoue 10 TEEN to Wish to forests the acton Of
the next board
The Secretary read note on tho subject which
rsqcifes thst report shall be mnce In May, II st
thirds vote.
The motion Was laid O tie table, and
The B<sI aHou1n 4.
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FROM OTTAWA.
Illinois Supreme Court Proceedings.

fspec1M Correspondence to the Chicago Trbune.1
OTTAWA, ILL.,, May II, 1864.
The second or final call Of the docket Of the Su-
prcme Court Ia still progressing. Tho cali ycstes
day embraced two cases Of considerable public In
terest to the people Of Chicago. One Of them ia
the Of Foss the city Of Chicago, as entitled
in the Supreme Court, being awrit OF error sued
out to reverse Judgment on bond signed by
FoBs and others a. security for Sylvester Lind.
The other is the celebz1ous case Of Inness Va.
Ross, rs entitled in the Court below, brought to
this Court by the Messrs. Ross, the second time,
the Judgment against them being for $4,000,
grounded On the allegation of malicious pEosecu-
ton Of Inness. These cases were argued at length
On both sides.
Tho Court has not bren able to dispatch ten
cases per day on this call Of the docket. bnt may
be expected hereafter to keep up with the eau Of
that number On the new list originally proposed
on that call.
It 1s understood that a1guments should be filed
on Monday next, to insure consideration OF them
By the Court, as the Court will then take up for
consideration the cases submitted. and which have
not been considered for want Of briefs On both
Bidea
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8, FROM CHARLESTON.
RResumpt1ou OF Activity Indicated

NEw ToRK, May 1.-THE Hilton, Head cores
pondent ofthc Tribune says: "A rebel deserter
states that u heavy mortals have been mounted on
Sumter to fire upon the Morris Island batteries,
and four colnmbiads command the inside channel
toward Sulliyanfs Island. 1t ts understood =
combined land and naval attack has been ordered
on Sumter. 6even rebel iron-cl1ds zrefnished and
ahsat in Charleston harhor.
Folly leland has bee1full prepared for an anuc'
1pattd attack from the enemy. -.
According to this man's statement, indications
point to the early assumption Of rebel Offensive op
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LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival of the City of Manchester.

NEW YoHK. May 1.-THE steamer City OF Man
chester from Liverpool eth, and Queenstown 18th,
arrived at noon.
10th, for coal.
It is affirmed that the French government will
not prevent two fast steamers launched at Nantes
wfttatandtng Mr.. Dayton,'s remonstraRce.
Another rebel steamer Win be ready 70 sail In a
commercial capacity, June 1et, for Bordeaux.
LArEHr-LnNDoE, 2ath-No mora fighting in
Denmark. The Prussinns are penetrating Jatlaud
In force. It Ia eaid Austria aud Prussia declined
an arrnietce on the basla o 4 continuance Of the
blockade OF lie GcrmAufc uofts
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ALBANY. Nay 11.-An- extensive bre,k h.. or.
cured on the Long Lsye1 of tho Erie Canal alr
WhitseboIo, washing away the heav1 eubansmoat
and portion Of tho Central Railroad track. r IA
passengers afe transferred 4. tho bseacb in tas
road. and the trains are detained only lev nIa-
utee. -
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RRYAN HALL.
HOUSES CROWDED TO SUFFOC1TIOy,
BRILLIANT SUCCESS Oft
p0LDPTIC0M0RAMA,

Remember, every evening and IN Wednesday and
Saturday Afternoons Admission Is cents; reserved
eeAts 50 gtD.s. ulE6-e455
SPENCER HALL, FOND DU
~ LAC. Wis-This large and spscIous Hal1. situated
Il the csDter OF the c1ty the ground oor 50
ens1 Sr s ss an
R2on reasonable terms. q 4 new first class Piauo
cen he furntshed II required. Address
Rp2keHtQt J. H. SPKE GER, Proprietor.
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POLICE COURT,

TIE Police Court, unlIke many institutions. does
not increase In interest 1t gains age The busi-
ness transacted last year was OF moro interesting
character than that this, and, whereas, once up
On q time the Justice chamber was well filled with
spectators, now no one thinks OF attending Qr-
less they sro personally interested In some suit
that Ia pendiBs. or eae to obtain warrant against
rome one or other for some real, OF more generally
imagined mlsdeMeanor. The attendance docs not
greatly decrease for drnnks and disotdezlles will
appeaf - long az the world holds together, but tho
4esemblagc Is not Of such varied character as II
Was in former days. At the present time TisItora
arc generally purely democratic In their prociyi-
taes.. They not only believe that one man Is as
and deduce from thls proposition, that tbey have
az much right to their neIgheoFse goods as he hns
hlmt elf but they extend their credence to the tc
,thisshine bis wife Is eqsl e the man who Il re-
ispec1able member:ot the community. Tho follow ng
terdsy: from docket eontaiatsf about thirty cog
Ae IaIeeeny-caarlcs Spencer, .respectab}y dress-
Cd hfSea S ona M9 sa fsaG aSen Sea
The parties arc room mates at Linder's boarding
houte, on the corner OF Taylor and Clark streets.
boa1der, and managed to effect IN eutraneo Into
BurLen's trunk, hom which, 1t 10 alleged, he fe1s-
niously abstracted the watch: Tbs article was not
it, but his honor, considering the evidence strongly
agnibst the prisoner held him for trial at the Re-
cofdets Court In bonds OF $500, and, In default Of
TTs Robbery Gdse.-He1ry Green, young man
deec1ibed al ne1sboy on the North hwcstesn
trnfns, WAS brought up on remand, charged aa IN
cccompIIce in the larceny Of $500 from soldier on
the t1ain, as mentioned In Sundays TRIBUNE Js-
rome Turner, the supposed principal In the crime,
wns not present. 70 The case stands continued until
this afternoon, prisoner being bound in the Of
SEQ. Officer BellInger stated the boy Turner told
BIN thst he had picked up the money, and had
ecpcealed &146 at Clinton Station, Wis, which
last statement the officer found to be correct. The
lad iB son OF Mrs at Hhose house our read
era viii remember was dl8corered $4,000 worth OF
goods believed to be btolen, and who now awaits
the senteuce Of the court on charge OF larceny.
E0tnekaspis1. Joseph Walker, who has driven
bns In the city for twenty ycass past and who has
ever borne good character as to honesty, during
one rip yesterday was eanght N three different ID:
stances making the wrong change, and collecting
too much fare. He was promptly arrested, bnt It
being his nsst offence, Joseph was let oil with =
nne of IS and costa.
Il Captain In Isou5ze.-Jamcs Harvey, the mas-
ter Of the schooner Nightingale, was arranged be-
fore Justice Mcdonnell, charged With violating the
harbor ordinance. 1t Eaa alleged thAt, On Tuoa-
da7, he placed his vessel In such position, nenr
Lake street bridge, as to senou1ly inta91sze with
strance Of Martin Casey-the bridge teuder-hc
refused to move It throughout the :'day: The
oEense being fully proved, tha Captain, was
dned SIS and costs. This decision wis appealed.
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d / H d

Il this atty the 1lth nst tito rrs,.ence Of his
fatatf, "t7 huron street, JOHN ]. KE0GH, xgel is
years.
Fnneral services viii DO attended At the Church Of
the Holy Eame1 on Welco!t street, tn,e dar, (TAors
Calvary Ceme'a,y hy the O'Clock train On Chtcsxs
aud MllE ankee Railroad.
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%Folowing the above action the undernamod
banking Institutions hate resolved to stand from
under by wheeling right into line with The nes-
chants, and sustaining only the square national
currency. It Is believed that sereral other names
wenld have been attached to the list had there
been tineto see the gentlemen. The following Il
the agreement:
Of Chicago hereby agree thst On and AFTER Monday
Msy 18th, 19G4. VIC win receive on deposit At par
ard Pay ont at pzr only Legal Tender notes Nshen-
As..redeem at par In the city Of Chicago:
II being understood that all checks dated prior
70 Nay lGih may ne paid IN the present currency.
on Monday morning are TO be settled on tho sans
Edxa.d / 1inlh.na, Cashier ID National Bank.
J. Young sesmmon. Prsst. Marine Co.
:. Yong Scsmmon, private banker.
I. G: Badger Z CO.
5. i. Smith, Prest Il. s. L. Ind +. CO.
!. n. Adsit.
J. G. Conrad.
Ia Holmes, Cashier ID National Bank,
:otiah lombard, Prest- Eth National Bank.
folomon Stutce+1 Sons
Y. F. Coolbaugh i Co., per Counen.
1obt. Reid, Agent Bank Of Montreal
L. Dooltttle.
EA Briggs, Cashier 9TH National Bank.
&C. P0rke Il Co.
leopold. Mayer & Co.
berry Greenbaum.
George c. Smith.
Rrtter. Endieott d Co. ..-...
n B. Eidder. Cashier State Swings Institution.
Tho Railroad and Express Companies have also
sieuified their intention to adopt the cams rnle
And sunday next stands therefore a. the dividing
line in all prominent commercial transactions "a
thai which separates the sheep ir9m the Eoase.
foE may reckon your wealth in wildcat On Satur.
MOI day next =.
THIS, ve optne, Is about al that win be aseded
to set the matter right The country peoaae have
long since been tired Of the mieeelaneons curren-
q PAYMENT and have touched It cautioualy. This
acti. OF the gentlemen whose names appear ahoys
who seek popularity by offering to take she
stuff after Others hare refuted it. will soon be glad
to ct me In ont Of the cold. Tho Augean stable has
teeu cleared at last by the full tide Of national
rency; 1t has been Herculean labor to accomplish
1t krs the thing il done-LauGAmus.
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WASHINGTON. May 10-The Union Cougress1onA
delegation from Ohio called upon the F,esidenS NJ 70
daJ IN regard to the removal Of: Cen Ralt. Iaey
urged that not being legally In the service, ne
should not be continued therein. The fresldenE
gave no decisive answer az to what eoutsa he
would pu1age, The Seuatc Will also lolloH up INC
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ro;ie!e him nom command, On ihe ground That he
Il n9iding Lis commission in vlolAtion OF the lax
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LEGAL TENDER fAoYEMEET.
Tie wildcats Squelehed 1t Last-A Pure
National Cu7eney-Eothlng but Green.
/: backs, National Bank Notes, q
i their Equivalent to be Received,
The Board OF Trade Movement Tra-
N1nphnnt,,The Banks Failing
S1n1o Ifne-Rallroads and TX.
: prcAs COMPANIES DIeto.

Thcs*ild cats are departing; their nino lives
arall them not; at }caat eight Of them are killed
outright; and in day or two tho ninth viii b
slaughteredit tie whole animal will then be .sldlt
entirely" The movement iuausursted by our
patriotic and sensible Boa,p Of Trade,
has carried away opposition like the sweep
Of whiriwind. No more will ws be plagued
With and robbed by nlscelane3rs lot Of ra.s
which BY stretch Of courtesy have been dIeuided
with the nAme Of "money." We shall no more
ind values yau1lhing In night, and onr property,
which Tor safety had been converted Into "a hard
eash, ," worth nothing at al In consequences OF
discovery that the banka were ursound and their
securities worthless. Not one OF the last valuable
results Of the war win be the giving Us uniform
national currency, which VIII be tho same IN over
the States. for whose redemption the faith Of tho
natien Is pledged, md whose issues VIII bs dill
cult to simulate. or whose eounter1eln wild be
readily detected.
The history Of the struggle In Chicago Is familiar
TO all The whole community hss watched and
waited impatienuy for the nnal 1ssne, snd all or
eept very fen interested parties have hoped fer.
vtut1y fot Its arrival before the grand crash should
come winch would bring q back to the wildcat
horrors Of 1861 with those of war superadded.
But those few melted movement to delay tho &C
ton already determined On, and procured meet
ing Of Bankers On Saturday evening iaat At which
1t decided to de'aY the assumption Of the Legal
| standard basis TIL July 1at- Determined to nee.
| the action as It becnme men whs had regard to
| consistency and their own interests, ~ well As
those Of tho community, number Of tho leading
members Of tho Board Of Trnde signed the hollow
fnc during yesterday and the day prcceding::
CHICAGO. Hay 8, 1884
We, the undersigned, members Of the Board OF
Trade agree and etet tho 18th inst, to base ali
transactions, either buying OF selling, on Legal
Tender T1ensury Notes or their equiva1ent:.
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SEVEN NEW STARS, commanding On Monlay eren-
ing. Aay 9th.

Flint appearance Of Mile u AAR1ETTA RAVKI, she
scs&eh1 nted TtehEcpe Artistic and Pteneur sp1nt.
Dansente. F1st appearance OF Mons. BAPTISTIN,
tte gEeat Fseach Danger and Aa!tre DE- Ballet. First
Vocalist and Comedienne. Firat Appearance
Of MIss IDA DUVAL. the celebrated CsntatEce- FIsst
sease and ComedlenAe. FIRST appesranceo ot Mr.. TON
RUSSELL, the great Comic Vocalist. First appear
auce Of HEN MASON. .the popular Ethiopian Comedian
!" Change Of Time-Doors open at 7h, curtain
rtscs at sk. Pces-Patqnetze, 25 cts; Dress Circle.
3 cts; Private Boxes. $500: Single Seats II Foxes,
80 Ctnt4. uY3A A5941v
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TuT TR1ppxx AMONG THE NEwsHEN.-0ne
newemsa took of this morniug's TRIBUNE nearly
s4,. .ooo comics. which alone je considerably more
1h.n The entire circulation Of any other daily In
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kfal 35state--Guuutrp.

TOR .sALE-Tinber Lasd Fo ~ acres heavily
Il tlnbe1ed Lxrd, mostly white oak and hicEaty.
Chicago i MilEauEse RAILROAD. VIII eat Is0 pills
gsss ss2 sTsss7aph baans. AAEs3 AsA' f'
N. l2es9lIt
EGR SALE-Imptoyed Farm. An Improved
Eouss @ 4erh IT, Ssts toxa ils a
Cool county. 10 miles ftum Cnlc.go. $40 per acre
se;} ehssP A3so q aSses q Aa:lem ~ PET acse.
ChicsEo. 2i-ss acres. price fa6Qe j. imp1nv- coat
%iles s s5a
Gbesso sn%so ae1es s1s pscs xssa ;.inpro7. ct
sSoe mpio7 m coss sso5 fourteen niles fsora tksse
e. e. miles o@ essss &ss @ s pss sRs saiss
.i ;,ss ss
s PIos eos' s sS5;tks ons nlet ss!s
iss scfes, p51ss 1900 .mProysost seenS: txe9sy az
eefses;P'fMh es'e:se H. Fose oiee 81 a. @ysM
~ TidEs lsrd, win 6oass and ifat, Vithtn aft.ea
aspat EsS y Hosa S1iaF1 S u % ss Us S
care Of Matseeon House. Immediately. m5l9eskIss
EOR sALE-Residest Lots and Farming Lands T.
Il. HAtlemt on The Ch1csgo snd Gaieua Union hAu
dps
dve minates Hide T. Il, The depot On NORTH Wesst, Of
fers creat Inducements those doing business In Chi
where they get eeent water and p1se air. Thcro
aretwo 1Ist-c!ass schools IT Harlem. Iha property
will be sold In pecesto s1lt the and on lang
QTiG6, 1t Harlem, Or i South Clark sifest: koom
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TEE LATE CAlE.-The bark Monitor, which Was
reported wrecked, has turned up all right except
The losa topsai both jlbs. foresal and coil Of
rope from The deck Captain Capron ran up from
Shehoygan with four men short. Four Of the crsw
left The vessel In ynwl boat to land some passen-
gers aud freight at Sheboygnn, just before the gale
B1utk The vessel. The boat reached the Bhore with
the ktx passengers. The schooner Baltic ia all
right.
Martin Conden, passenger from Muakegnn, was
wnshed overheard from the schooner Magnet In the
gale Of Monday night and drowned. The schooner
Joseph. Michigan. Hia body 1s not yet recovered.
It ts said that The deceased had sister in this city
who cAn Learn the full particulars Of his loss by call
alto Dr. Whipple's Church, three blocka north Of
DiYiSlou Street.
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Rat1oDs werc drawn for t6;s number yesterday
It is not to be understood that those II camp afe
the only men enlisted Most recruits desire short
tnE1or:h to enable them to close up their business,
ills expected that Col Hough Will assume COM
maqd oi the camp on Monday ne1t, and establish
nent Is Under lie charse Of csptsin Enochs Who fs
o1artermaster. .Lieatenant Shields is Acting Com.
mlssssy Of snbstate1ee, and Lieutenant Cure Act
The conmissarJ departmentis ve1lsupplisd with
fatIous consisting Of potatoes, pork sugar. Coffee
% ase Thoss IN int re5e seT s ss
poet,eai peIioa q soldiers ill., The saaid VA vss
Beyond vbieh none could pass e4espt by pas@i..
zion OF the ef1cer In command. Some Of tie boya
E,umbled little because they could not roam OUT
A viat to the different recruiting otaces dlselos-
ed the fact that enlistments were lively. We sub
muster rolls at lev Of the Offices:
Recruiting Office at the coTnar Of Kinzie and
Clark s.1eets. aud At 1so 81 Randolph street. zs. The
Ellsworth zonaves, also in Tie sq1are. Il. lid.
cspta Pasans comPPsnyy l. II csp:n ces'neRe Tess: r
mcnt viii Be entirely dIed By satu1d1y. Tie conn
TT Tie contributing nohly. and there IL little doubt
that Interpretations viii be realized One full
expected today. The regiment Is ordered 10 be In
camp on Saturday morning.
Ths Ellsworth Zouaves, Capt. J. q. Btcelow, are
ordered to rendezvous at their Head Qusfters Gar.
rett Block. OF two o'clock this afternoon, prepared
to report at Camp Fry.
from the facts and figures given above, and the
grounds OF the cheering view we have taken OF en-
liame1ts under the cali for one hundred daTs viii
he seen, Our people hayc done well, but they
needed to fill up the three regiments to the maxi.
mum. Meetings have been held In different por.
tio1s OF the city to stimulate enlfstnents with
night at No. ~611 State etreet, ard this evening
another will take plsce at Aurora Hail. On MllHan.
kee avenue. Good speakers will be In Attendance
and We t1ust the ball will be filed. We expect
eatr factoryfesults from this meetings aud smllar
ones which will be held during this md the cnsu'
ing week.
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We the undersigned, members Of tho Bo3rd OF
Trade, agree on and after the 18th tnst to base al
transactions, either buying Or selling, on Legal
Tender TtrosurI NQtea or their cnuiYTant
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TOR SAI.E-A Farm, twelve rnllsa south Of lows
CITY. johnson COUNT, Iowa. 81 SO 9csts.2lo acres
pasture lots, hne farn honhe, three good tenant
houses besfdes, large barn hnd 1ne orchard Of 200
the nndefssEned: blacksmith ehop and school house
also the premises, Price, 37,Q-part On sme Il 70.
qulred. Title perfect FnEher particulars siven upou
applIcatIon to Aesdrs. EDMONDS 4 RANSOM, At
tofneys Iowa City, OF TO tho owner ]. l. CgRrIaS,
EAnkHk City, Ill. MJAc5E11
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MILITARY MTE1lloEscL-TesteEds morning
one hundred OF tbs hundred dax8' troops, reached
tho Soldiers Rest After breakfast they proceeded
70 Camp Fly. where they will be Joined to Colonel
Hough'S regiment.
In tho afternoon. e1Ehty-two men Of the 35th
Wieconsln iufantry. new regiment late1y formed
at Madison, cane in the c!ty, end after receiving
the Inequalities OF the Rest leit for tho 'front.' TO
join their regiment.
Yesterday about hundred and thirty men who
have enlisted for the hundred days service, reach
ed the Rest from Mendoza, Ill, en- 5oute for Camp
Ffy.
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TOR 8ALE-15o tons No. Scotch Pig from, either
Il lot. IN quantities to suir puschaS Ap
ply 20 GEO. STEEL CO. ,1so South Water stEtai.
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Nufnes
MES. WINDOWS gooTu1N0 SyRup Ia the psesczlp.
ton OF one Of the best Female PhyBiciauH and
Eu1sos in the United StAtes and has been used for
by millions OF mothers and children, from the fec
bic infant Of one week old to the ndu1t. It cor
reefs acidlty OF the stomach relieves wind collie,
comfort to mother and child We believe It The
Best and s1rest Rancdy IN the World, in ali cases
OF DYeESTERI aud pIARRHEA IN chill
any other cause. Full directions for using will SC
company each bottle. None Genuine unless the
facsimile Of CURTIS j. PERKINS, - on the out
eide wrapper. Sold By all Medicine Dealers.
Is cents bottle. Office, IS Dey street, New York,
and y + High Holborn, London
arftl1 n. .TurTI&AA.
, 1864-05-12

8CNpRI DREKs.-A numeronRy attended meet
Ing Of saloon keepers WIS held last evening pursu.
ant to Adjournment, 1t Watkins, on Dearborn
street. The oomuittee appointed at the first meet
ing reported thatthey had waited upon the prisci-
pal saloon keepe2eeHnd there WAS Uniform dispo-
1hon to i4crea.e fhf price Of ale >and liquors to
meet the Increased TAXATION. It was therefore re-
nolved that tho folio ecale Of prices be sdopt
ed: Ale. ten cent? liquors. ten cents; fAncy
drink: fifteen cente-she new prices to lake effect
nom Monday next