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, 1864-04-27

ad.an:e Of twenty per cent; upon a.! tsss TsGSs,
whr,e advance has not oeep ms1e a. ,entIoned in
4 Committee ofnne members (taree .S 1of eacl eacn
sr to rcport thc result Of their inteEgieTs TO an
adionrncd meeting, to be held at No. T. laAo soes'
on Friday evening.
Court Record.
srrraoE CouR1-Rsfo7e 'S4eoo, c. J.-1n caan-
ck7y. ..,., r. ,.zaed.
1sLDscy Is Lynch ct nj. Referred 70 s-tes, &C.
492-1IebevItt vs. Qumhy e a. b!sm!s sac.,oz seo,
ssIace5srh ss h;i, e = dism;sse rs Ss@p0e e. '
4ec-FItnuerT " F1annesY. Demrr1 over"
rpleo and defendant to answer n ten s ~ >
46-Bsrron ye Carpenter ct Al. bfs"lseo'
Before Gary. j. Common Lou.
4SI-Ernst - Clayton. Judgment for p!sint,n
3sEAdams n Fitzpatrick. Judgment lo1 PLAIN
:ss-Arton VI same. Same order.
89-LJnch ~ Fleming CT al. Testimony heasa
and cnse taken under zdvtsenent
1Si7-Hubbard ss kcat1ns. Judgment 1of pnan-
c1Scu1r counr-Bdore Williams, J-csnn0'o7
aS-Brosd ct al vs Bronson et al Motion to
ool-Msckway rs Wdsht."' Motion for = ne" tf1al
7sC-odenstad. "a Case ct al. Learo to defend
ant to file additional pleas, and rule on Plsntih to
~; 222;Ac@ne = = Mccarthy. Dismissed.
1Sc-Potw1n ys Dads. Continued.
15s-Firtt Presbyterian Church At Waukegan vs.
Norton Default Of ofplasntiafor want Of replication
Seeas Tff Tya ve Dalton. Leave to plaintiff to
I5GBatcs VI Bates. Bill taken pro confcsso and
RETIRED to Nnsser.
New LopGE.-Under the auspices OF Houston
| Lodge No. 81, I. O. GO, new Lodse-No. aa6-
wes organized last evening at the Roble street
| church, neas Union Park. R. 4. Low, q. ", s.
.cted us Inettuting officer, assisted By Mrs. I. s.
GowasrE az t,e g. y; r. u: + ia,.asfyy rt9nIy Y: y i
! r; Frank Warren. ". NJ; Ars. T. Warner. ". D.
M IT, csG9s ang1s I;rh y F. C. Sherman W
III ,fS aGe1s of tE % Nv Lodge ares NJ couan,
". G. +; Mrs skelton. ". Y. r.: NJ. Lave, y.
| s.: Mr. Hughes. ". r. S.; Miss Gland, ". T.; Mr..
a. IL Eose h,oT psuat; rf.aals
Edti7ess, Misa skslton. Night of meetins, Tues.
day evening.
RAM.-Apri1 is proFcshial,y tho month Of show
err and It has we'll earned its character this yc.s
asn has fallen on sixteen OF the days thus far Civ
Ing an aggregate fail Of 4lls-neszly four and one
eighth inches In depth all over Chichaso, and Il
seems not to hare tnithed yet. While the crops
will probably suffer- there Is no doubt that the fal
will materially condace to ths health OF the city
during the coming summer. BY creating cnrren1
III the river which which will wash aWaY Tast accu
mutations Of 1lth from its bed.
| SIDEWALK ACc1pEHT-Proiessor Alexander Co1s
nard, teacher Of French, fell through hole III tht
sidewalk on Lasalle street, between Illinois AMI
Indisna, on Saturday last, and fractured his tifb
lec below the l11.ce.. The limb WAS dressed BY ~
storek and the injured nan was conveyed 10 hi
home on Adams stTtet.
LAncEsT OF DRG.GooDe.-Patrick Mayer, al
employee OF Davis, Sawyer L Co., Nos. 40 and =
Lake street, wss nr7estel yesterday afternoon b
Drtcer " chb. charged with the larceny OF abou
$50 worth Gi dry goods from the 1sm. He viii
examined On the charge at the Pollce Court &c
, 1864-04-27


been already promised in aid. It was the general
opinion Last evening that in the present critical
condition Of affairs 1t would not be safe to build
WITHOUT having he money TO clear the structure
from debt az the depreciation Of values consequent
render i next to impossible to PIT Of the ut ~
centIemen. each Of whom promised I'D, and en-
deavored 70 impress on his hearers the necessity
tbc Who 1 md start on = free bssis. he pIaa.
wire ultimately adopted.
Was orened Ind The enm Of SsQtoo nromssed. in
enrnS ranp,nr from $500 doEnvSnis. Thfs IA a
rood becinipe. md a.Taes well for the gpeedy mo-
enremcnt Of lie whole sum necded -" 'p-~4' f'S
Tm Fosr Pu1ov MARsAcaE-we p,td,v give
onr nntuo,xn ro,resnord.n1 tho honas, ass ,onch
~ ..,s,!,s,a.s,a ~. ueas "a ~ ma
space as HE communication Calls Iof. Hhetnel
authentic or not there is much food for thought
presented We hsre no doubt that there arc plenty
RI .nc, rh,rar+r7, .v.r;n th,on.,, nv 49, hnz.
~. ..o.-s - s.s -. ~ W. e9' ~.
a. 1.As o'ouo9 lS oAss o. 1ne 'ea OaF4o oFan l'se
Glee around q pot OF molaesCE,
CH1cAEo Anril u 1sa64
, 1864-04-27

TRAME DWELLING AT AUC.
A. T1DN.-On WEDNESDAY, Apr,i z7tb. II o'cik
PMon the premises y GaTk street. We ss, b se'
strt. t. rear OF the o. s. Express cos now occu
pied hy ssan:on Gorsy Tbs 1,1 hlang musf be re-
'sp2ldI1t6t WIN. A, BUFFERS CO., Ancfra-
, 1864-04-27

JUDICIAL CONFERENCE.-THE delegates to the Ju-
dicial Convention will assemble today for the
nomination Of Republican Union candidate for
the Office Of Judge of the Supreme Court for the
third grand division of the State Of Illinois. It was
originally intended that the Convention should bo
held in Aetropoitan Hall, but that room IL not vt
in ORDER, and the Convention will therefore be held
in the Recorders Court room, commencing at two
o'clock.
Tbs following Is the number OF delegates to
which each comfy u entitled:
, 1864-04-27

A CADEE!X OF E1Uais.
"a Wellington 5t7est 1stss ESQ Cisrk AID Dearborn
ARLINGTON, KELLY,LEO q uONN1EHiss
HgTN r RELs.
MONDAY EVENING, Apr1l y. the Great But1es1us,
TIE TAKE KEIT-ASDLEAVE Aafs.
EoT1CE-ThEs piece w1l shortly DC removed to m.Se
ft other novelties, sch must b. Produced DC.
tore thr close Of the present season Fist week Of
Gidtons Band, l. Madssl'n4. Bsal5arlo Afstca? :
o'clock. The following eplenaid pieces Ia hIepaHfn-
a1a anai.tsxi.Iw I '.A' - ~ EnWIE KRLLY. HAns7u-
, 1864-04-27

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
AT AUCTION.
On Mouday, May Cd, nt 8 1-2 O'clock,
Atdwclng 2o7 Washington Etreet, corner Of Franklin,
he entire furniture Of family, c0pslsttn. OF
PAKJOE FUhN1TUEE. bFDsTEaDS. MATTRESS
Xn. n.UEDplSG, CARPETS. N1NiS9 IsJ0M
AND KITCHEN FURNITURE.
. WAl.A a. BUFFERS { CO.
or2ra70LEt iuctfooecea,
, 1864-04-27
M A r RRjE Z.
d I H ID

In thfs city on the 18th fas by Eev. Laird Golfer
tAsi.EL y. ECTTERFELD md Miss ALLI:;
EAMEe, MI OF Chicago. ---.. ,
, 1864-04-27

TOr1ND-On Sunday morning la.t, Bay Puuy, vi h
se. of single ha.ness. Tha owner viii tud them
With FEIER r OK. Ut IShisky Point, In tho Town oi
Jtferton sbout eiI miles uorthV eat from Chicago,
np2ta1$3t
, 1864-04-27

Gas F1x7rurs.-GaM and see my new styles.
Prices ~ low ae the lowest. Gas Fitting to order.
II. u. N11MARTu, 49, Lake street.
, 1864-04-27

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
At AUCTION,
On Saturday, April 30th, ut Q 1-2 Ocloci1,
1t brick dwelling tnrst brick house south Of ngold
Tbs eaii1e fcrpiturc Of family. conslssnz OF Drus
Eelp par!or and chamber Carpe!s pa'lor sct manoga-
NJ easy chnrs potas, chalrs bcdstcads n1atttesses
o1A4"h wv "''A VIZ. 4. BurTEEs i CO.,
Ap7 dep3;t Auckoneer5.
, 1864-04-27

NNcVICKER'S THEATRE,
lHH MndIson street. betuecn State and DGsrborn.
Proprietor and MAlagcr......:J- Il. McVicker.
CHANGE OF TINE.-DoorB open at halfpass I;
performance commences OF oclOcE
MONDAY EVENING, April s, 1854, engagement OF
the celebrated Equestrian and Protean Actress.
MISS Kate FISHER,
With her celebrated trained horse, W0NDRR- eho
will appear every evening until futther no:lcs,
In the thtilllnE md romtntto Drana Il thtea acts cn-
titled
NE A&GFPA,
Or, The Wild Horse Of Tartary.
CASslM1R / l... MISS EATE FISHER,
MAZEPPA, }''''''
The hoEte, With HiHs Fshsr lashed t2 his back VIII
the Theatre.
fE EatnrdaY afferrau GRAND MATINEE,
, 1864-04-27

Gas Fixtures entire new stock OF the
latest designs at the lowest market price. Gas
FITTING thoroughly and promptly done- PETER
sox s FATrEEsoS, IS Washington street.
6pa4 GG51.SW
, 1864-04-27

EInstreeAh Candy.-The name Is land the
article should bel in the mouth Of every person.
As medicine II has the most marvellous proper
ties. TIE sroiat cougll, cold or soreness Of the
lnncs hcing cured sometimes In a single night 1t
is new and fashionable luxury. Get 1t and pass
1t to FOUR friends, a,-DaltiMore Critic.
, 1864-04-27
Real 35stdte--Uo1lntrp.

T-OK EALE-Farml-Ons $50 acres, price $111';
T. improvements cost sa90u, IS miles from Chicago.
One - acres; price &, 400; Improvements Coz 5eso0
- miles from Chicago. tire 81 n2res: prlce Sie; I'M
proven cnts cost 11.cOe, % uliiea from Chicago 01e
y ,.s .srf, f, Rrss $780, s?s. Il
CLARK etTest. Apsi-ueof@t
L Cree, n1i,cs North Of Gesoa, De Kalo county,
III This u thoico plece OF Ian :, well 1MpFoTea.
hoDs.. orchard, &C., hut It must be sold Price $i5
per acre, half Cash. E. II. CUMM1sGS, y! Ctst6
i,reet Chtcaso. aQ21 d33i-2s
EOR GALE-Grstn Houss and Cnttlc Yard. 1oca'
sed At q good station on tie G. 3. & @ Railroad
HI use been built but one year Fixtures a complies
ont ot heaih anc GesIFca 70 close ont once. IN
qcre o. wM. LITTLE 4 CO., e3l South Water street.
TOR EaIE-Fa1m.. Eight eighties, Ill laying side
I, by side. all fenced AMI cross fea-ea. IS acrcs q
1iInber, stream 1T E1ter pfs rty Of meadow, 0rChat
ntE house, Twelve rnnmg, e miles from ChtcaGo;
Prize acre hall cash. E. Il. 5 S95,t e
TOR sALE--A splendid Farm,
l. containIng e2i acres Of dne roltng land. an elc'
gent manslou With nil thr modern inproFements,
large capacfaus harus aud stables ice,aoq5a nna
other desirable bulldinss, ane oEchafd o. eqoes
greet variety and ahaacsnce OF tho Aa!ler fraiss.
large tlncthy II eadoy*. good pas'uses VITA pefer-
failing stoct water. and ample proportion q Pig
land. This beautiful place Is be.-een ~ nua - H1ies
IN verv de,;aDe ne,s1horneoe fTise $s5 p:r ac:s.
Asuperor lot Of farm Implement and cnoice ssoss
horses, catte md sheep fer sale On the premises
when The iafm Is sold. 4 map Of the farm, With plans
&c Sc ca at the oflce Of 4. j. GALLOWAY: ~ Lake
, 1864-04-27

sssas, @on Iii AffPS vap,oa IT, III
Iol nborc wsges. and Ill expenses paid. AdIress
ap2I.0S4o+ht
" 1eaalej in I'll paris of Tie eonatzy. e se th;Sty
he nv WET n snd ne:5:1 "a f
ltresene ianps-1ust ths thing nov aesirsa: satit
inEue and IeI1ss EiGE q ~; ~ neafensn' 's1eet'
orpo1tr po.s Office. Chicago ILL., BOZ s4at.
, 1864-04-27

E- House aud Sign Painting, Calctning,
Glazing and Graiuing. Paper Hansings and Win
dow Shades selling wholesale and Ee;a1l st New
York prices. F. E, RIGBY, 81 Randolph street.
Box sEf3. mh31-b745-1m
, 1864-04-27

In TIL. cIsy, Anrn esth, Of atronhy Of the brain,
LOUISA S. wife OF Or. r. hitchcock.
Funeral st their feeidcnCc. corner OF Fl sRtt+ nsh
street and Prairie Rrenuc ThurtdaJ, 2sia, At ten
NV Iork papers please copy.
, 1864-04-27

Phalon's Might Blooming Cereus.

A moet exquisite, delicate and fragrant Perfume.
distilled from the 1arc and beautiful flower from
which 1t tai es it's name. Manufactured only BY
PHALON & SUN, New York.
Beware OF Counterfeite.
AK for Phalon+s-Taka no Other.
Sold By Druggists generally. aP28d51s-1mso
, 1864-04-27

TOK SALE .-Iowa and M,nI esota
j. Lands, Of every variety Of situation and roll.
and all IN well settled counties, for sale. Pamphlets
and map aent on application enclosing pos.age- LIB
e1nl E1veu actun settlers, ead good
able Investment. Titles perfect. ": J: BARSEI.
trce, 112 Iar dolph street, Chicago. T. o. Boz 5s5
, 1864-04-27
DICu AND ELEGANT
RNITDRE,
Brussels and other Carpets, ctc.,

On FRIDAY, Al, u 18th, at 9x O'clock, A. Dwelling
Of family 1ennuishin houseSeepihE, tonsissins q
rich mahogany psrlor furniture. Iosewood Trans Trans
niahtgsny DO, rich oak chamber sets, mahogany
do, black walnut snd cherry aetsteads and bureaus
chalrr, Brussels parlor. chamber, bali and stair car
PETE, 3ply md Dsraiu chamber carpets. white china
}FM.A a. BUFFERS y Co.
.nna q Ancft0nAnf8.
, 1864-04-27

TIE xruoGcAr.,E,-Iti Ia said that It IL a part of
the Comprehend programme to run the late Wtl1au,
Taytoan % an independent candidate for Sheriff
The coming fall This Was part Of the consldcra-
ton agreed upon when Waymsn went over to the
enemy. The Copperheads are juh!lant and pro.
fees to bclieye that they will cst1J tie Ticket
PROMINENT men OF that party were nols,ly sound;
olicripc M to bet Upon his election. Newhoase and
comsk are in cestases Ths Gss m 1S f2ss Ras1 hof 81
Police Commissioners, hs has an sbe Gosdini9r
who will rnsc1upulousIy follow his dictatior re
wrs not 20 SURE aeout broNn. lns. gSn,1naS3 ~
hack bonc. lie was suspicious Of him. In Way
man lhe Copperhcads think they have tool ready
made now he hs5 e M goie h 10 the
Councii o. Monday night when the question OF con
ping his nephew William Tu1te sagesntentnHsat tHars
Of the Police came up: E.sIy naq bnndle oj
| 1nation, while Of all the Republicans AID Gallnp
only sosd ios h " fan Of bena
elected Sheriff Of Cook county. AcanWmle tneIe
arc mapy who think hc has rather slender chancs
ns 9onna e
neople Of Cook county will let him severely alone
"Pride goeth before destruction. nna haasht'
] spifit before fall"
| FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH soc1ErF.-The member
md friends Of this So.icty held special meeting
.ee, evening, IN Lower Bryan nall, to hear the re
port Of the Building Committee, inspect the plan!
submitted by the atchitect-W. ". Boyington-ant
ccnsiuer the situation with reference to paymon
! u the cost, now or In the future. :;
| The plans were exhibited and brfcny oesctape'
y Mr. RoStngton; the following are the Ps1ne1pa
fcntutee:
The main audience room to be 190 feet By 70 In
f1as. ana another room In the Fear-separated b.
FHolns ooo1e from the fuEmer--40 By II. feet, pro
1ectn4 on either side, and fitted as lecture roou
and tor school purposes. Tao galleries are contin
nous. and with them the main audience room vii
eeAt ,3GU persona. The folding doors being re
moved gives additional sente for 400 maxim:
= total Of LOO, and the pulpit Ia 80 placei
that 1ll may see ard hear the speaker. The new
wtll be provided with sliding Seats 90 that yhel
the slides arc drawn cut 80 more can be bcted /,
the nasles, obvialinE the necessity Of employin,
ttools, and EtEans total eeating capacity OF Nv
ftoufant The front OF the church III IN tic GothI
style Of architecture: the front coyers g5 feet o
the vest side Of Wabash aveune. betWeen Hnbh1r
and Peek eourts. The baI,lius runa hack III fee,
\ TIC tower stands on hase OF 50 f.ct and rms I
z q height Of 20 feet-cnsisely Of stone a turrc
stands OF the opposite curacf on base OF is fec
diameter, and In teet high. The cosf il est1m.te
II at $90,t which. with ~ 100 for TIC id wi
4 | make total cost OF $110.OG. '
j. AgEfuEt this, The eocicty has In hand S50 p1 b,
irs 1uo-tAirtis Of The proceed. Of the church an
n l:t told. TLtsc Is tlEn dcGcii VI S1j1 d to b
r4is<a by subscription, md sevcrL d1nallpns haf
, 1864-04-27
THE ST, GEORGES
BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION
ANN UAL
&cciable and Ball,
ATT BRYAN RAIL-.

"Wednesday Ev'g. April 20, 1864.
Dancing to commence =: O'Clock: Tickets one
Knzie st.; Mr josrph Butler, 2ai Clark It,. NJ. K.
sla,er. ls5 est Ra1 do.Dn ST " John ~ hq9ss Ms1.
Mr. Thos Ponlson, painter 12G ). Clark st.; Mf. S.
villa S1cst, Rock 1sand Machine Shop; ana g the
officers Of the Society. ap!1-d4G6-st
, 1864-04-27

TOR SALE -"l20 acres of choice
4 Timber Lands Il Masac county, 1lliaois, tEo
bsrcd With whifn md hurr oak. hacx walnut md
hickory Pricc 8 $50. WALKER d KERfOnF. Real
Estnfn HrnSe7s 50 Washington H. np1941sG-tQs
, 1864-04-27

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
AT AUCTION.
On FRIDAY, April 9, at " o'clock. Al the Furnl'
fare IN Dwelling Iiouse No. LIS South Jefferson At
np2SdiU1t WIN. A. BUFFERS co.. A1ctrs+
, 1864-04-27
A1luStt11rltt8.
a11tuset1rut8.
RRYAN HALL. =
CLAPP, STANLEY d CO.'S
GKKAr ILLUMlNATED
POLO PTICOMOR MA,

CIAPP, STANLEY d CO.'S
GEKAr ILLUMINATED
p PTICOM MIA.
apezdestMwdT-.TaHU pr q COMING.
;i1OLOEEL WOODS MUsEUM.
~ 2oD,uoG CuRInsIr1Es.
ntsGp rpEc?s,ss9!s ssa.:s..
MoSp1Y EVENING. .es's1o: Apil sd ana'ca'4''
ansAF Rssoa 81 TIE
OVERWHELMING SUGGEST .0~.....
1r con*ceuruee Of CONTINUED CROWDED
H Uses tnat have nians!y 1htonEed this beautiII
Drnnstie Temple to Witues tho pezforusnco Of tho
ExCELLkNI STAR COMPAS1.
APPROVED By The CLKRGY!
SANCTIONED BE YH8 BAR!
coMMEEDkD BY MERCHANTS AND DANKkRs! !
In 1hc Great Mornl Dfama. the
ET-loF-L E AVE MAN.
FOR TIE TWENTY-FIVE TINE.
FOR THE TwENTY-NINTH TINE.
FOR THE TWENTY-EIETa TINE.
Thousands OF young men and women hnye Fonc aEsy
sh better ns,.s Parents tke ssHs ead Ha
6 spzas IN s:fi 4 es ssf;s 4
szf I'd !as
+ @R5 II fhs ii s1 aass nd
Gsa5sR aa c:s, r oss,
s. No Is P bee9.
8. Carriages should call ut loH-
GRAND AAT1N1R EVERY SATURDAY At " o'cLcck
Tickets 70 s:attnee cess'. admttln the a'!asr to
o.i'ls.! H. 1asiaoIe Isay! ~ ksot9oSs Ass;i; 81
i lsss.sR 8Rss szs e..
, 1864-04-27
THE CITY.

ssWnEK WILL NJ Darling Boz RE1ERx'' Is the
name Of new song. By 7. N. Towno, announced
in smother column by the publishers, Root S cady.
II IL in the popular style, lender and effective
, 1864-04-27

AUCTION SALES.-Harness,
II HORSE rolsa,. uames. Store Fi1tu:es. &C., at
f'eD "a aO2 North Clark Strsat.
On FRIDAY. Ap:il 2th 1851, at " a: A xe will eell
ii aqct.oc. Tor cab. the entire ttnck Of snsie and
Fore Collars lasse 1ot Of high and low top Hames
ssee ens Msess ce
Wv. Stitching crses Wo5k Benches as e. e.
+ p OF hou, e. Stoves, G - Fixtures, &C, DC.
HORNE; RUSSELL & Co, Auctsonees'+
ao2CdH1s-st Enl 4tbp
, 1864-04-27

Discsxcs Of the nervous, Seminal, Uri-
mary and sexual Systcn*.-1Iew and rella-
lie tieatmtnt-in reports Of the Howard Associa-
ton. Sent by mail IN sealed letter envelopes Tree
OF Charge AdGrcas D. j. sllen Honghton, How
ard Association, No. U South Ninth street, Phlla-
daInh{, Pa f1hE1 h{ni1aU
, 1864-04-27

A NEW AUCTION AND COM
II MISSION HOUSE,
Nos, 16 and 10 Custom house Place,
Cbsh en- AL consisl N ents; .,,u,,x
EA pleasant home for sale II Eelols, 8G.
spt2-dfasGt-ssp
, 1864-04-27

Gax E1xturcs.--Al large sseor' ment em5Fat
jnc the Igtes, and t1cAcst patterns. at low prices
Fitting promptly attended to. ]. W1KoKAyE, j
4 Co.. 81 RauGofph street. ap22-daao-lm
, 1864-04-27


lows:
4. II. HonRb, Wm. Il. BRADLEY. I. R. jones, John
P. Chaplin, Ira T. Mum, ". L. Church, George c.
Natce, Wist Dexter, Perkins Basn. Jaco5 nchm,
Jamts l. Stark, Jr,, Julius Rosenthal, Murry Mel
fon. D. s. Hammond, 1. f.. Doiton. J. T: Root,
]. Ii. Allen, Julian S. Rumsey, John l. Wilson,
Joseph Medil4 S. ". Kingsley. and s: A. Irwin.
The following .Wes unanimously adopted at the
Comfy Convention:
RescJfed, That while we recognize tho worth aad
eminent legal abItlues OF those WHOSE Nantes hare
been suggested IA candidates for the oce Of Judge
Of the Supreme Court in other counties, yet We
present and respectfully urge tos that position
the Hon. Gordon Becknith.
He ability and large experience in the law Is
known to and acknowledged by The people OF the
whole State.
Bis integrity OF character ard loyal devotion to
the Union, The Government, and the measures OF
the Administration, from the beG1nnfng OF this re
bc11ou 10 the prcsen: time, entities him TO the re-
spect and esteem Of al loyal people, and provea
him worthy 10 retain the commits .ion 70 tltlJ be-
slowed BY our noble Governor, Richard Yates.
, 1864-04-27

TEE TAN one "A meeting Of the Merchant Tail
ors' Association took place last evening at No. 1s3
Lake street. The committee appointed to confer
With tue coumisree OF the JouEneymen TailoEs
Frnte1nn3 Union stated that they were nnable to
make report until they had had q further confer
jourpcd to meet rt L T. Wash:s store, no. - CLARK
AtFe+S fbfA eypofHr.
, 1864-04-27

The CzAn AND CAnrEN1En-PErEn TIE GREAr
At sAAEpA4.-Al throughout last night Bryan
ual] reaounded with the work OF the carpenters
putting stago ana n35ures a3a IN gaee
e. % %Mcseal Union iu venturing such expenditures m
II var time The eixts amateurs haTe nesn @ @5asg
on utsals ~ .,.;fh africt Taste This character OF
Ike mnsical Entertainment fully Wafraats AZ laas
re, cration and will repay T. TIE nsne ara g5aaa
trtss reheareal takes place to-day at the hal'
cvc1y:hlu. will be In readiness .
, 1864-04-27

Isr,s cnnntftcd 1Titf the Investigation;
mo sriel ~ tbe sasn occunied {ortv d45s and fE
niha the nfrht sessions extendin: till e!eten
n:Jani' '.nd xrren t;li 1nidnI~bf Forsv.hFe Wit
nt-srs neTe examined and some Aix hundred pages
~ 5onnciffnns 1xrrr nead The exam1uation OF
y. - is'nsss 1ssTsd ace iars md fhn Hitnesses
as, ~, n,, "..rr"c csr ni.cei On Tie ssand he
HeIc " ~ cI E;t. ~ 49, ..nfntx wrre
otch ~ 'n1cH t.1iEe' -: ~ .ts ~arrt ana
fased as c@cspuous 70 ~ " ,e N
ia!6e numDc! Ne3e tEsefsEa AVE- Eno.1Lssi~ Ints ~
Ash 'eesl anthotfy. 4ne G9ss Has uost Gauo. @. @.
aseiS ana teaioahls contested. aua taaAy pEts@uns @
were nsonght into Tue case Eao were usset suP
Iae iroeeeaings included proofs o. character ana
4aE1ae. s1 VIII eoluataous REQUIRING .tsttuaony Ky
s anE E7 ~ suu" % y. ~. Ut Ias etst o. ~
pi. -. se.ts 81 " " Geeu t1at Tue ue.e4uea
mnTIsrS =" on5 tie ~ Mtno4t psomiss "
nrnmi.c of maris.c hv .nh,oi,,n ~ y. hfe
sffrn1fona Ttr -, ,aa ,ns snt,,ait. aete ~ ~ ~ ~
trafnrs n, SafnrdoT. the xasrd hss - - ~ taor
mcde. -" ~"A@N ''17 A'' 9o' Ds~A'
The arn,tratora ere te-rih1v t,rrd or thr ,x}nls
rtorrfdinr. whom thrs 1.,nl Rn1d -; .ha cass the,
were assured Ilut ii would nns ocrnny rnorc thsi
d week They frnye he.n 5etsine1 frnm thefr ~
d;nEry bu.tusse. md each 1erinres that hn vii
never nan;D coreent to RI az orbtrstor in cases
poted Of Rni,cst Irw fn!nIe ~ II lawn
Campbcll '' - ~ -' ~
foHcE CocET-About twenty individuals IN
rca1ed at this ve+.c-,v ~ c7,t,n IN
tjtJal interference in 1hrtr ,.'.rss.,S: ~ ~,
11l,w,nc were emonr ,hn ~.a.a1N oees' ~
, 1864-04-27

rhalon's t4 Night Blooming Cereus."
Phalon's sNieht blooming Cereus."
Phalon's q Night Blooming Cerens."
1 1.lrZGx Dioa.,lru Hasaua y
, 1864-04-27

A D1srmar1sunp y1s1ron-The once Of the
Tx,suSE was yesterday graced hy the presence Of
a genuine live eagle, brought from Idaho. he Ia
q iuN sized bird aud good condition He created
uutte fpttet,
, 1864-04-27

wxsr bu1,-The water will be shut OF In the
West Division nj west Of nalstsd street at
o'clock to-day, and win re1nain of tn O'Clock
This evening. Families should supply themselves
in ttfne.
, 1864-04-27

Dun1ssxp.-The Gaze of the People against VII
liam Arlington fer aaaltry and open lewdaess,
which was to have been proseeoted yestesday BE-
fo1r Justice Brown, WAS, at the Instance OF inc
d1eYufEA.d
, 1864-04-27

TV4aNTED-s = month. Agents wantoi to sell
~ sxinE Machines. rs Will E!ys1 = commI+sion
Ioshe nhoTc ages. and all expenses paid. Address
b. D.EHAKk1SGToN r & Co., Detroit, Mich.
, 1864-04-27

DELINQUENT GrAnp1ASe.-1n the County Court
Yesterday Judge Bradwcll issued citations against
The following guardians, who have failed TO nc
Dempsey, John DAvlio, Lester I. Bond, Henry G.
Now1y, Margaret J. Lay, Solomon Aas1heeS. 1a-
vid WiisowsEy, Molisstou n. Clark, Anzy franks,
:3Ohp q. Htcr1nau.
, 1864-04-27

FAM D1y1s1os.-The West Side and Sonth Side
members Of the Firrt Baptist Society have agreed
upon fair division Of the old church building and
tts coutcnts The lattcr take the inside. and the
former the outtide-that is the members nom the
South Division take the fxtures and inside work
the bufidine. Tie work Of i'd demolition % is proceed.
ing in most careful and syetc1atlc manner; in q
few months the entasa church viii be reconstructed
upon lot in the Neet Division
, 1864-04-27

ITO IOAN-$5,oo 900 on good IN"
l. proved city prope1ty, for dve or zen sea'''
AT LOW RATES.
1nouI,e Of THEODORE sCa1Srz osass u ,sh9 Masa
nglon atLeet.
, 1864-04-27

Tic Ecuec ,h:a morning went into Committed on
E. X III nuLMAN, Of Indiana, offered an amend
, 1864-04-27

NJ ANTEn.-$75 a Month.
mouth. expenses rsld. to Aell my nsT fan6aR hiiTr
Nlaine. Mt ssSss
, 1864-04-27

FAcx71ors.-somc individual blessed with
greater amount of spare time than braina, ycster-
day morning performed An exquisite piece Of pleas
nntry ly pulling up enc Of the rails Of the Ran
t2olpb street horre railway near Union Park. A. a
passed over 1t were thrown of the track. and one
narrowly escaped tubmefeion. Unfortunately the
individual in question has not been discovered,
We ssy unfurtluately, for euch one woud be q
bu1nine and 4 shining light In one Of onr jails o'
penitentiarics.