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p OCULAR SATURDAYS
~. SAL1-Eev and sseoadhsad FUEH1Tu3S.
ST1VEs, &C.. AT AUCTION.
On SATURDAY. nay y. .ssH oeIeek. at Bu4sess'
born &Ed n ssA1nxtos s:Teot7.
HOUSEHOLD GQOD%Conetsting Of general vRft-
ETY. rnfIor ald b. Amrer Furniture, Velvet, 6.rIs.
tels- = hree Pr and tacr-i1 C.:2eis. etc.
SET fUE,. 1TURE-saeh - Tao.ss, Bocssssd', Ba-
1lA1ED WaRE-sp,ons. Forks. cas:ors, Tea sets,
At II O'CLOCK.
B1LIIAGD TABLE-Matble bed E1l1rd Table, con-
PItNG Fnr7Es-1 nna rosewood cass rtaa, Ports,
naaie BY Gala 4 Co.. Nsx York; s,cocahaaa
Piano.
,o At n O'CLOCK.
bORSE. HEGGY a1d HARNESS.
nRY GOODS, CLOTHING,
~ Boots AND eHoRs. STRAW GOODS, &C..
At AUCTION.
III aDE.sDAX. Nay 18th, At ~ o'clock, nj Hu.tcrs'
ane.4o9 RcSms, In Portian1 Block, corner
p,- c,M q dearborn and Washty- Ton strset
f,enos os-A ma stock Of desirable 5saple DrY
CLoiH1NGzAn isvoice o. C1o,htag,
honnss AND SHORS-an invoice az cutsou-mada
STRAW d0oDs-:sa dsz. shakcs.. White and Brown.
-, .,, =. "A. A. EUTTE63 4 CO..
m{44"e.UkbL AncuonotTH
, 1864-05-13
POLICE COURT.
AD1eary Doeke:--Nghting and Drinking.

The Police Court yesterday presented few les
turcs Of Interest. There was only minimum At
tendance Of criminals, and tbs offences committed
were Of very un{ntesrstiug nature. A r.st M.
jority Of drunkards. with = good sprinkling Of
dssorderlics, and one petty thief composed the a.
scmblage over which their honors presided: verify
acongrcgation ftan which even Dzaco could not
have extracted 1t subJect for severity. The ususl
modketJ pf fning *ss gone through. but the timo
houorco custom brought but little prons to tho
city treasury, though several additions were made
ders, with considerably more advantage to them
selves than to the corporation. will ''work" out
the dmount whlca IN injured justice requitcs for
thc wounds they hare 20 ruhlessly inflicted in hes
A Asera1ss 11d<c-Wnliam RYAN, IN old
man, evidently in the arst ssages of de;riuSa trs
y.1ued =, 81, from Mrs. GIilspie, . re.tdeat of
Throop street, in the West DiStnon. Complain
snt saw the prisoner on Tuesday afternoon lurking
missed the article, which was found in the MANS
potecss}on by officer Webb. RYAN IL character
well Known 10 the police, and had evidently stolen
posed to be implicated In other petty Iarcenies. hIs
honor held him for trial at the Recorders Court in
bonds Of s4oo Prisoner was committed IN de-
An 0'd Acquaiatanee-Llb Woods, ene Of the
ptesiding gema At the tt Willow and lady, than
whom no one iappears At the Aruory mose Ire
severely assaulting officer c. Pilgrim. The ANA
zcnian "aa removed m oeiaa1t Of tine Of FLO and
puoz oz1&t-Fr,nk pn,ler I. . rur,,.,r,, =.
smooth tempered Us his name, when eyervth,ne
goes right with him, but greatly the reverse wheS
crossed. On Wednesday night be amused himself
by qbnlattng South Clark street and knock
Ing the beads Of sundry passess b together. The
enjoyment Was largely appreciated by Frank but
omcer Cranry with pol}ccmau's on1ciousncss In
teIiered, theseoy craving upon his head the fall
mtpced most senous asaau}t upon him. and was
only with difficulty lodged In the A1mozy. Being
an old offender, pz1eoner Was fined so and costs
A Vd9T1n&-MAry Smith being discovered With.
cut any lawful v!si6le means OF support, was A.
rested by Officer Powers, on the principle that
prevention ID better thAn care.r Mn. Smith was
severely reprtmanded for the OMISSION and reunov-
ed to Polk strcet in default Of \ dne Of $50 and
coktA. This Ia m example Of the magnitude OF
TNe ITialx or en- Anadson.-Marv Brennap.n A
lady Whose vlslts to the Ar1noFy arc nultheE lew
nor -1sf oeeween. ~aa hkopgnt up on 4s9sde,ly
NJ Rrrnn"".n III hr.si9 sc1n4s4 =, anaat.
acte Of the connlsInsnt. sni nrs1et1rd tn sven-,
, 1864-05-13

Mrs. Wmuow's sooruMa srnrr is theprea1lp..
@ 6 6 as ss ms ms. asa I'd
y a'l!ion. q notssrs nd eEd!es, from ths e.
reets acidi,y Of ths stomach. relieves Wind colo,
regulates the bowels, and gives rest, health and
comfort to mother and child. W. belieye It the
Fl sss s:if: hRR'sd' .sd bssM 81 i II !: ca ftt:
sny other esnse: Frn directions TOT usisg viii 10
safs fss ffs sRa' T. on 19s' t. o IT.
: cents bott1e omes, Is Dey stsest NV e. 1erf.
ape6d10a1m-TuTHAsA.
mlss Tennessee 0lania a-ba. established
O,tsWa, Ill. Paralysis cured In nom 70 dsys.
C1ucers cured In from to p hours without instru-
ment o. pain, or one drop Of blood. Consurnotlon
Bear, Liver Complaints, Diseases q The Stomach
Neuralgia, RhumAtlsM, Asthma, F1t1, scrofnlA
Ftss5 G..5s TssF disease. o h
will be cheernlly given when required. Cure guar.
anteed in Ill cases OF no charge m1de. she will
answer ~ letter. pertaining to lite and health and
may12eS6+H
cerns. Huntons, ete.-Dr; Kendall has op-
rated on ny foot most sas'htactot,lJ :, uu
Dr.. Randall has cured painful Bunion 4i for ne.
and feel much relief
DR.. Randall's oflce. Prescott House, South Clark
ttrcet- He will return to Europe In o few days.
nay1s-f3'3t
bloomington Rursery.-10,00 Usage
Hedge, prime, a1 $1,000 per thoueand. Sweet 20
tatoes $3.50 per thousand. Five Thousand, $500.
sts@p so % es.o9n ose yeaf ofsfs to FsRa
Pnoan, Bloomington, III. myae6Sad&w 1w
w Housc and Sign Painting, Cslc,minp.
, 1864-05-13

Hosroy. Nav 1a-Tho draft commenced here and
in aome OF tl1e adjoining towns today, and Ia sab
mitted toi quiet, peacefal spirit,
Additional Surgeons left this city for Virginia
to-day.
Rosron, May Subscriptions have been start-
ed hcre already realizing nearly SO go to aid the
wornded. HE funds aubsuibed here for the East
Tennessee sufferers now amount to 81, Goo.
, 1864-05-13
THE KNAbE PiAH0.
StM Triumphant !

H.A-...,
No1"1taF1shalng the cmpnauc ana eompfehoa-
sl'e enforcement of the above celebrated insttu-
ment by the Italian Opera Troupe during their late
yiaft to orr city they soan tcettfv tn II. ,,or1s,
r,-r;+ hr ..o..1.. ,,,,,sha. ~ 49,, pope1ai
t111' ~ eoees1aS nun'oel u tnem curing their
present etas: The following handsome tsstimonl
STATEMENT.
CHICAGO, Feb. 10, 1884,
hessEt; J. bAuEH @ Q 20:
a snar a ~ vsta asu AZ present
and s. the erimne13t Of ths TiaWs snl oninions -
The various artistes, permit me to saJ: icousider
them AZ CEsrRrAssEp IN pn1LI1ANuY AMI ExcEt.
LENcE. and rBy-EMNENT, WITHOUT RIyA1. m
TINS coUN4RI Of In Europe.
THEIR SUPERIOR QUALITY OF TONE, coubfnfnp
great depth and powerful yolume with rich AMI
peculiarly clesr and cyon tseh1e, together With mn
Eic slaatctty of touch and aeion, rendar them sU.
p1.I:1on 10 OTTER INSTRUMENTS, which nAHE1Y. n
syEn. coanNE these most essential requisites. :.
Profoundly impressed with the many valuable
tho high and meritorious encominms everywhere
pfonounced upon them +. Muzlo,
aos'sai Duee'oF 81 tao ttAuaa opesa.
s1.n conTjhnted ~ w. ysSs s Staa2, nas
Knabe'e adnirere. In most aubatautiai nnnnsr
by ordering frll sized concert grand
The growing popularity Of the Ku2bc Piapos IL
daily Oh The incfcnse aa our abest musical talent
and best famlies OF chicago and tho West viii am
ply testify ret ot1ithsta1dfnr the imrneasa ann.
pIea which aro constantly afrTinc at tho canaeons
Waro-tooms Of Mezrrx Jttiius Hamer 4 ~ -
, 1864-05-13
To Recruiting Omcers and Quarter.
m@xtcrA.


May 11th, 1864, WILLIS TRUABULL, oldest son Of
Gtorge and Caroline Tyuu bull. -
The funeral E1l take pacs from the family rcsl.
As Lake Ghnrt Avenue, south Of the CITY, today
Erid9Fl 1t TX O'Clock (. III.
, 1864-05-13

un'y p't1tuL Whether Ike thatof his pro:otyps,
MS pteeent aleek aud cheerful condition cau be
aaeeo 10 any p!ons influences. that have
oeea brought to bear, upon his exist
ieuse; Muse;;,-, or whether hia conttspltJ to .h.
t;nm ~ q sng1:eased that =, complete pro itra-
not ,o ants Inc nsns Of Col Woeds tax1dsrmis, does
sie to beoa 10 s4 rs
be has adapted himself to The bacE premises o:r6e
IEIEusR otlice with saa7ity Of maaner aud eea- en-
credit to turtle dove. Food whlch he 1t Irs: In.
oGnanty @ ssiased, be takes now in thesha2 30 Of
ray meat Htth the relIah Of cormo.ant-
Il not allowed him to soar far awaJ into tho heav-
sf efs 70 g5se1 tns 9sang sun and veT the hauns
domestic9 OF the feathered tribe with cousi.ota-
tion peculiarly bis own. Live chickons wrr: ia.
e n bat he sceed 70 hs
The king Of birds was there. but ho would not
9e,gn 70 sh9w hts proves G upon sosh i1no:ens
ne ae saez eoo Tbs ss siser 5s sGssts5 sp
ihas Of Da1iel il the lions dea. When Tue e.gls
same. but with trembling deierence stands tbs
teseree way on the pole to ayoid the searching and
scfnit.nisins, eye 0: his powerful fdend. Itls to
Of thls noble bird to be affecting bis vt5ton
Accustomed and ,eonetitutcd as hts eye Is to peer
iar away into the dim vista ofmountains aud clouds
the limited range of vfew afforded here within four
walls has already much impaired ono Of bis visual
or1ns that it Is almost quite useless. His com-
ranlcn, the roester; having discovered this fact in
to keep on the blind side, gaining which, attsr .
serics Of double shues, he makes the air ring with
his song OF tho balnta ard. His majesty nsu lily
rcsente this by gentle tap On the hack Of the in
pnGent offender, who instantly becomes still. We
expect to see these little differences nmicablY ter
minated aome tine morning, BY both roostin9 uu-
other. -
, 1864-05-13

CORRECTIONS in the last uNbnthly report Of the
Northwestern Freedmen's Aid Commission there
were several mistaken. which it IL Important should
be corrected. The er7ors need not h repeated
but Tie items should be given ~ they are.
COLLECTIONS,
Baptist Church, Battle Greek. .841.B
Union Meeting Of N. e. asd Con. Churches
',o, MosSf;r1 =; II R.ni;.t :ni P;.:h DOL"
Chu1ches, Ae.raa :. .......................- s668
Auxiliary Society, Adft&n. 23s5
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Ciilfaoo Wribnne.
MAY 10, lBC4.
LIE CITY.

NzAHAFT1cs.-lut thc Education Column will be
1ound the advertisement o! the Northwestern Nor
arsl Institute for F1r.cal EiutHtIoa. II Is Eoad
lnf'.tauon. We calnot too Often CELL attention
d0ft
, 1864-05-13

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1,o -. urSr s,,., 'as'.. ns 80; mse...s.s
e ssrs 81 + ss de.n q
sas. ls. Apply % ss % 5SsH's;' i : s:;t;
Is? ss:s n ess
ssro aoss rall osa Vi E co@pie'sd md = oesra.
Ann'xs mg's e ess L. kfss' ID dearborn street,
@ ~ ,tqss
Fl as@ sA Reqz e
nyi::ssss:s: ~. ~. ~ e-1 :. =. .0-- "i ~
Eoana ho;e q
Eon sALE-rt.ne. tor s.,s md rent. c.sa paid
- 10: sscondhsnd Psnos. Az Kinds Of naHeal In
sass e. S. No. Is South
ns.s sas.2t 2t--.--..--- ", cAssEs.
r.y Msen Seen "a bat ssa
''@s SSs:is' Tibaa: ons'' seF DsF'isa1s9'
Il Eoo St o satabs io1 tos
r. g{ s|: %;s soi sails a 1oass
~~o,, go =. - s,o -.-,. -, ~, 49,.
s.! 9s I;sasa II S.:s'ss < cssgsssa q !; :stass!;
nv s@i t1s tr,s III ,on = FL e ~ a1na ~
:: + e
aEtlelS of teos receipt. = aass FIJI in,t1as-
~ si:sa = esltss de,.s Money ssse.tay
-an - '.u. eeA ,'s4' eui'Ao. fa'ts e'''-''
T6e snd teren eoat. VII +. XII eSes y ~
tor soon. asny ~ H,naaaia stsoat 'PpAeo
nslses'S4t sl. r. SCOTT.
Rye sALE.-A Eatn y rear o. house :! Paifce
, 1864-05-13
Ftalon'a "Nleht blooming Csreus."

4 MOST exquisite, delicate and fragrant Perfume,
distilled from The rafe and beautiful flower ftnm
which It takes tts name. Manufactured only by
PHALON i 9DN, Now York.
Beware Of ConntetfcIts.
Ask for Phnlon's-Take no Other.
Sold by Druggists generally. ape. d51l-1mso
, 1864-05-13

4HB FIFE 0m "e8k "NEEF 8lkeeSs
error bv the report In your pnper nf thts morning.
Concerning the nre which occurred last evening,
permit u 70 say that throuth the noble exert,one
OF the Fire Department On the OCCASION. VIC are
enabled to continue our business ~ usual :
r, W. BAXTER l. Co.
, 1864-05-13

From the Chicago Evening Journal. April al
MIR. Heters, Of tho nrm Of Bennett, Pieters d Co.,
this morning exhibited to US relic OF ANTIQUITY,
which Ii highly priced for ite historical associa-
tons.
The curiosity in question Is King George
medal Of ITO. 1t ia Of pnre stlse er. and IL three
iuchea in diameter. On ene side IL bust Of 1s
TOY al monarch, with the INSCRIPTION, ~ GeoSuj1s
III. Del Gr1kia." Upon the obgerte Is the HCt.
fsh coat Of arms. With Its concise sentiments The
y7cifs1tuIe1 OF this momento tnaY be tracedns fol-
lows:
IL the struggles between the British and AmsrI-
ca1e, prior to the Revolutionary err, King Philip,
the tar-famed SAchem OF the pokauoketa, was an
ardent and effective ally Of the Crown. As token
Of gratitude for his services. King GeorEc caus ID
this medal to be made and presented TO the d.
ccnGapts Of King Philip. In one Of tho terrific en-
racements between the 1ndian tfibea, this medal
vas captured from It's legitimate possessor, and
,1tf,1nEfelv found Its WAY to the immortal Red
jacket, Chief Of the si1 NatfonRs ~ 4 nunideent
gin. .-..
fhrpurh its milling with his knife, inserted cord
hxided from tho hair oi an enenly's scalp, aud
Tore It oyer his heart - magic charm for mAoy
yea-b. ,..t~,.~ .,s.,,....&..
the notle. generous BED Jacket be9oeatnsd tae
media to Dr. Ch4plu, together With the Original In"
dfan fornula for the Fed JACKET Stomach Btttere
Hcerrs. Bennett Peters s Co., Of this clty.
Nr. FeleTs values this relic almost hey md COM
patatlon. he has fteQuently refused rrisce1y Of
iels ior it. He intends ultimately to prsscat il to
certain historical society, to be placed auouz theu
, 1864-05-13

Mn1rAAr 1ETEll1aEFcI-The work of racriuit-
Ing for the hundred days service progresses f.yor
ably. Colonel Hoyue's regiment is nearly full.
Captain Shepherd arrived yesterday frou Mendo,a
WIN ~ men. Captain Baxter has at Aurora full
company Captain Manning has forty seven re-
Gnl,s At Ambo!- and Capt. D. w. Yamblin yestes-
~ be b.epSSssa nn;r ~ & company from Keyanee.
enrolled. and second company IL in progress Of
ne r. nassonaln ca7a1r.. has enlisted as pEtyste
:, Yesterday afternoon the Ellsworth Xouave. left
the dly to report II Camp Fly. They are. how.
About Two O'Clock IT nan Of the Tx ftItnots
Cavalry arrived At the: Soldier'e Reet nom Saiut
Charles. AfseE dinner the boys lot 6or 81 Louis.
IN spskts for the front,
little later sixty-two NEE fcz Tho hundred davs.
service reached tie Res; ZEE As;osa, and passed
, 1864-05-13


SsnsA. 5s;ss. aa-pror ,sSs 8 nAa Sss; s:ssss
Ds'Fot Ds'Iot E9PFss: &c I'm 15:5Ssa
MICHIGAN CENTRAL, cISNcrsrAE1 Aap LouBYu11.
Morning Exprsss-.....:.... e:1sAn. 1861 pm.
NIGHT Express. $40 pm. G:45 am,
MICHIGAN sournENN-DEror CORNER IAH nun1y
AND aHEnAAn sTREE2s.
tEssnins Express .::. s:ss pm. .3sos aa. a.a.
t'Nishs Express: ;rao;- LOCO pm. +teso pm.
tEvcning Express. ......>.. $40 p.u- s$e:0o an
c1Hc1sR1T1 AIR 1Exz-u21os nE9oT, wzs1 zzn,s,
NHAH MADmoS sTNEEr BND41.
Pay E7PEess: :.....-."...-- &So IN. e. Al
N1go. s1pfrss p r. ~ KY Pm, 1GS
Oay t15pseas. 6:s1 an ~ Am
H,sht 81 - g. 1@
Risht Rsy t1sssPssF ST ST IN IN M
.Urnanne Accommodation. 4:oe pm. se:'days only
Hyyd: Hydds Ps1k Ps1k TIT ,n 5os ~ IN
Hyde Park TFain........... 6:25 PIE. a:a5 Pr,
.rrrrmuao, FORT xA1EE AND ca,n1ao..
81! :p:9 Eas,t.s sR asseasa.: ss In isssRR @ G:
tsss fSs EsR!:is E!n:.s:: En-
Gss1e F,tt:e,s. 81 II. s: Pm. SzSp.a.
S+M A,GQ-
n. FORK
via so. 1:8 pm.
via Phiia. }1aosp:n. 1kotm. 44spu.
.Ballim'e.. 8: 10 pm. TOO s,n. l1:501 AN
HasnR.. WV P.m. 'lEzo Am. 900 p.ro-
aALKNA AID oH1cAGo UE1o1.
Fulton Passange1.-..-..... o:a0 a.m. 1:sa pm
fulton Passenger. -n:41 p.n.4 4:10 I'm.
Frecpurt Passenger. E00 Il. DO Pm.
Frecport Passenger. .11:tU pm. t:SO an,
Rockford, E!gin, Fox River
and atate Line Gce pm. 1910 Am.
Geneva Passenger. $50 p-N. $50 Am.
oH1QA6O AND sT. LOUIE.
Nal passenger. .....:--+-... $50 a.m, s:10 pm.
Might passenger. $50 p.ra. Els I'm,
joliet and Wilmington Ac-
cnumodaton .-.......... 4:81 p.E2. 1G,10 an.
CHICAGO And HoCE BLAHU.
Day Expresu md MaA. g46 a.m- t:45 Pm.
NlEgEt Express .11:6Q pm. Ids am.
Joliet Accommodation -. 100 pm. 9;4Ox.m-
CHICAGO, BURLINGTON AND QurEo..
Day Express. s......-....... $40 an. 6:1s PA.
Night E1preFe. .............u .u:30 pm. E45a.n-.
Aendnta Accommodation 100 pm 1890 hn.
CHICAGO AKD MILWAUKEE,.
Express. ess.:................-- SO am E10 pm.
~ ran! E1prcss ....... Loo pE1. H:25 An.
Night Accommodation.. Lis pm. Ills pm.
NAnSeS8n ..... $50 p.1n. $50 am.
CHICAGO And 6oRfHWEsrERN-D1p0F coRNEa
11Az1a AID Wksr WATER sTaAHTs.
Morning Passeu9ez. ....,... 800 am, 6:SoA
Day Expresa ............. Loo Pm 1E15 pm.
Night Passenger. +...... SEQ p,u. $40 p.m
Sundays excepted. SATURDAYS exoented
Mondays excepted, i
, 1864-05-13
ADJUSTMENTS,

MrsEun.-Oliver Goldsaith's nne old English
comedy Of Bho stoops to Conquer. viii be repro
aueed this evening It tbs Museum-Mrs. Perrin ~
Mira Ds1dcaat1e, and Ill. Aiken a. Young Mah2we,
both Of which gained tho warmc4t applause from
tbs audience upun their n11t representation, On
Wednesday evening. We never saw batter con-
ception OF Young Marlows than that which Mr..
Aiken presented, and next to Laurz Kesne'a Miss
Harlcastle, Mrs Per1in's was tho best No ever saw
In Chicago.
ACADEMY OF MEnc.-Thn Academy Ia running a
very popular bill this week, and the audiences are
immense. No outside atiract,ous seem to Lessen
them, You must 20 early II you want to enjoy tho
fan-EtsudlDR up for two hours in dense crowd il
not insp1rit1nf.
VAnrT1Es The Varieties was never mora popu-
lar than ut this time. and TINT II zSy11g much.
Tbry arc now running about score Of stats, as
may be eeea ky reading tho advertisemnn.-
The Po1opr1conoRAxA.-T This psnorama con.
times to increase In popularity. The moonlight
sceuc in Charleston harbor, and tbs view OF Fort
F1ckens. Rrs alone worth tho price Of admission.
The admirable representation OF the action be-
tween the Monitor and AerrimRc, In Hampton
Roads, calls forth the enthusiasm Of tbs audience.
Professor Barnwen delivers concise and clear de-
scrtption Of the panorama as the scenes pas In
review before the eye. At the close large number
of prizes are distributed to the audience,
, 1864-05-13
dWdntE1-IuR1ttB.

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WANTED-As sars cnasce. wans to engage dys
e.. Ii.nI s1E,aa aAoaH1 Letters eontaiaine afs
WaNTE6@E11ioi a @:5i s75 !, 1o5;5 S2:5,,
" .;aIss io III sssiaE si.esise. &c Vii H Et!a
WI Tosk for 'hs sRGys HaEss aaa q
Nieh. - b. s1Sf'aIs ioS y ~ .siof Gsss5n''
vT7.1TF1-.;; 7;o7:7 7z.7- ~ -: .';..S. :..
eptsan a aGM tsp ss9eap taniiy sewing a1saines Ad.
uT.yTrn-Tcaa .:.n,, ~. 80: :,
World. L1rTr1ayT 3r.tns7 nG9nas7 GH.M q M,. nc
3;:;: +;
As=ns' u 1Aks Street -----a aslad7laiHa
s III wfptsa n
s;s. af e .1s s ri
sHlIl.Fs 1 T. HeIas. Ksts pf,ee, Addr.ss or 81,
ess". ill., -ww -. .-p., :. :. ~ @y1i@:sss!s:a @ s.
q e
'Thich e ear new % Cbi9nsy "sT4z buaSEn" fof
ss:.$'s q ~:
1h5S'isss z@ ouss. e::s-xo' npaon. no- 1'.l.
W tSfT al liza Erest Ini!:n bfassarrr n Hnnsan.s
Ths s iecIdeoig he best vcrt Tar A.enta NM M,
md ct errttic arrnts cn,nnt nil - msss sn4nSi1
sddress VIII stawoI r 4 GIsRs r. SsocS ~ Or
rEGe7ie4r 'No7' ~" os""ee ~'as.
WANTEn-1eo Agent. to sell tie Lie Of P4E,1-
nsroHT .: the Great American EebeI;,on' FEosf,s
Carr hIrsIEATxp Axc7 oIorEn1 Or .asni4raD
whole animal kne5on-neV Eorsr. Fer ,srras - and Mi
c1culaEs e*s1ose stsmps 10 Wm. q. Post, General
-...---- -----e-- ~ -
!" ANIEn-lse.oooa agents for ita dess, to intro
Package In Il world. N ntchre are Given frrn -
Gold Lsc kts &C.. nn3ene our naetsSts sfS ner III
weeln Eusrantec can b made e1sy By my enief-
Z Co. 182 and ISL CLARK street.. i mys.e:nl a.
49, ..,....--~ -:
NA.AATEp-EMC1elt A.caty IN every county IN
, 1864-05-13

Ocn RE.ooEs.-There 10 more rouble fh1n
uhuai among the bridges this spring 1t would
reail: seem a. II the very awkward weather has
worked IN oe+ia.e.rating way upon those struc-
turcs snd thrown thc,a ont OF repafr. Rsndolnh
stzest bridge t. f5ttea, as everybody knows, and
ss partially deuo!sahed, tic road bed being slno.t
entirely removed yesterday. Now CLARK street
,H4dgc IL ionpd 10 be rottin. Est the wosms hsre
Got INTO 1t and arr playing sad hsvoc. II has heen
om 81 repair thrre or four tImce tiis spring a.
Ieaay 1ac nacy Eoca he condemned. Polk street
III ~ Eoof oad 1sksty th,ng Is coon go the
over tha Ttssr nj Madison Street was found TO 6o
1hAEy, Eoh the cEAnces ere that tho ras l.yd sIon
Market stsuet viii b. Of little ma a. ne tidr ~
1a.el K1 proeshly have to b ertirsly diverted to
completed Tc rss homclY, lut oxpressi1c
phnse, - We &c IN pretty pickle" Fully one
half the bridges IN the city ars in bad way, linhIe
to brsak down at moments notice, whsn Tho
<ldc OF tIave IL tacE rs to give coustant stream
o7er I'll. We really want m0re br11gse. There II
nnrh Community o1 feeling betIeth the aenlzens
OF the three distons OF the city that they csnAot
trtsYmin4tle array Of cae, Two, and four wheeled
vehicles which ,'elopg to our cttY seem. 1t times
for horra foEe+hrr. to hrre nothing else to 90 ou1
to crosk tae bridges, while every team that comes
in nom tbs corntrj hnds also b1idgo to Cross ~
fore IL gets TO it4 d.suhation OF course, when
there IL eakt opportunity Aeto IL mozt to be done
When We have no accommodations thsre Are a.
firae So with bridges. We may be Spanking on i
keAles subjoct, bit there ia no use in shutting our
ryee 70 The 1aes at v'c 1ay vel ssctNg in tho
ii,forUption thai cur Mirror will hsye 70 h0hs-fn
Nertral briders 5efo-c lie term Of occ expires, 10
f0e&li4S!s i1afel.
, 1864-05-13
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, 1864-05-13

DqowxED.-D7rang the recent gale on Monday
night Martin conden, passenger from Mnekegon.
Michigan, on board the schooner Magnet Was
washed overheard and drowuea. The schooner
not been recovered It ts etated that he has sister
u this city, who Garu The details OF the accl'
dent by calling upon Mr4, Roberts, on cdcwick
e1rces, opposite Dr. Whipplss church. three blocks
Sinfth of 1tyiei0u etyccl,
, 1864-05-13

E RIVER 11EHs-Tm LATE GToEx.-Inte On We'd
ncsday evening the tug " Geo. ". Wood'' ,owed
into hasbor the schooner Major Anderson. She Is
reported to be badly da1nsFed having her stern
Knocked OF and being sull of water, She lies Ut
the Illinois Central Railruad clip.
The ''C1aw,ord' Lett yesterday afternoon to
bring in the schooner S. Bates which went ashore
opposite Hyde Fark.
The IS Woed" = so left yesterday for Evanston to
bring down tho Storm.
Tho propeller J. Barber Etin lies ashore opposite
the Rctprm School.
, 1864-05-13

HHowHrn.-A bog cisht or ninc years old
named AcDraw', was drowned in the North branch
pf tho riyc1, near Indiana street bridge, about s
4o'clck veeteTiay afternoon. The body was re-
covered by officer Babe, Of the Second Precinct Po.
1Ic but not before life was extinct.
: INTERNAL REVENUE OF WusKr.-Ths four
1aiicss 61ms who distiI .shlrky in this city have
1tturueda collective ta1 Of over eeyen hundred
3houeand dollars for the month Of Aprr. Tho
A2sEest monthly return probably ever made IN the
United states wns probably made BY these drns
"a pretty good yield. ">s"''"''~e