, 1864-10-22

teftxed them during the few weeks when the dr.ad
e. 5t ref ai TIE Mon,e
rendezvous for ward com mttfea, 10 ain ,st dsssrt
eo The bands of music have Lett It, and the bright
banners been withdrawn to do service somewhere
elte, wh,le enlistmenks are made quietly, c1ieAy
tn the couLtry.
The following arc the numbers mustered in on
which pfe eensed taem: Lenont !; Nlnth Ward );
Thirteenth Ward 2 Total II.
The cnlistments made yesterday were: Lsmout
Nuis II %sa d !y2ss y%nsn Ts0'ssa @s4a TSp S t.
These enlistments reduce the deficits "a follows:
Lyons .-....-.......13 Maire: :. .'..'.....
Calumet. IL IhorLtod. od......-.....
LeWont. ....-.s..-..... ostAeAs. ....~'..---.t !
NORM. VI
TWELFTH WARD.
Thcfs will be grand Jubilee OF the Twelfth
Wsrd citizens this eYerioe. on ths coraer Of Mi!-
waukee avenne and Corntn street. The Eleventh
Ward Conmittee and citizens are cordially invited
to be present.
P4rzn F1oC1 sAcKs.-Very few Of our readers
arc aware how ex.entayely paper Is now snbsti-
tuted for cloth in making lour sacks. As cotton
advanced In price It bscame necessary to fed
strength, Of which to make sacks for flour, etc
and paper has been found 10 b. not on.y q good
tnbstitn'e. h1t cutie ss good 70 cloth One would
strong as ls u-ed for these sacks II he did NOT
actually see and tesr its btrepg,h. We are ns-
,sst .Ss by n nsrs ,ha that It fnosg1
Ter now more especially to call attention. to he
adsestlsemeni T. Of the Rock River Paper Company,
who are the Western seents ,os the sale Of Ilurds
all who hare uted to be better thsn any others
yet made Ar Hurd was the pioneer IN making
Mon hi1 nrst eiI1,ss that be IN now produces re ]
aluott perfection. us inyetted and patented
the "sqnafe hostour," which IL the strongest In
tSozA +1>A
lAt bags. We would recommend all those OF our
reade1o who use sacks to Try these.
Third WARD JrBlLrE The citizens Of the
Tsird Ward met last evening at Union Hall, Gil
State street. for the purpose OF utus! consrAtuls
ton and rejoicing over the fsct that tho united ef
forts OF II members Of the Ward Association had
resuliea IN lreeine the Ward from dran The en-
1ivening and patriotic mu.ic Of the Great Tettetn
Band added greatly to the enthusiasm Of the &C.
casion.
Spirited addresses were msde ps c. G. Wicker,
snIs Thos g. 5aaesoe: W. 1sF Ed.
~" re ntnest GOOD ;esi6g Characterized the pro-
ssS to 1ns
additional calls that should be made Upon the
" Tbe renort Of the Tres surer exhibited snto,,.
Of 81, ,04D90 which It w.s voted should remain
fuLd for future drsI. Il was also voled that the
orgsn,zstlon 81 the Association should be cou-
tilued, ard after cher. fol the committee and Its
| worthy chairman, the melting adjourned until
| Jal nay !, 1865.
| NORTHWESTERN RA1LEoAD.-The iron bridge IN
| cou1se of erection By this CO onpany, ac1os, the
Mississippi. opposite Clinton, Iowa, Tor the pas.
ssge Of cara Of the Dixon Air Line, and Iowa and
Nebraska roads, is proGre etiug rapidly and will
be completed by rhe 1st o! December. After that
date the t.aiDs will make an uninterrupted transit
70 nnrrl foo tk.r has,
! MONIES river, distance OF three hundred aud
/ twenty miles, The St. Louis interest ba5 ever
heen cir11:::ss TO this ,eheme, knowing that it
| and hlledeed, a. one objection. that It would
| interfere With the navigation Of the river. This
fsllscy OF TIL. objection has been proved 5y ous
| Of the MlnneeotA Packet camp9nY's steamers
being placed on the river at that point, for the
txoFess purpose Of denunstr lttoe that the bridge
cfe1s 0 obstruction to nartRation., Toe North
Westen compsny has. for month psst, been
| running trains to Madison, Wlsconsin N akin.
| the trip in et1 hours.
| IsrEcmIE HoxoR AT BLrE Is1aSb,-ye nm
| de1eta1d that the cepperheads Of this city were
raTing yesterday ofer our report Of the e1c2reiop
taken bT their executive committee, alias the In.
! vincible Club. 10 Blue Island On Thureday Theg
swore thst It was TRIBUNE lie. We propose to
convict them not only Of treason, dishonesty, and
meanness, but also OF perjury. We publlsh the
following letter. We suppose The rarniY referred
a coaLtz1man:
Blue ISLAND, H., Oct. 70, 1864,
Editors chiesgo Tribune:
At the Democratic 1nses meeting held in Blue
1Fland to-day. Mr. Parmy ordered dtnuer for the
band which they brought from Chfcsao, aud went
Of without pay ng for it, or eyeo thanking me Tor
ii. Ae seneral Thing. when dinner. are ordered
s e. ny .11,ss 1ets By 'hsy :h5,r ets be.
Proprietor Of Amencan Hotel.
ard Wednesday night The following lined rouche
were caught by the police, and punished with ss5
fre each 1t the A1norv yesterd,y. They came
from u a1mo=t any place." aud are ready to do ri.
most snything but earn an noaest living: Jane.
John Calvin, Michael Gormap, Henry Livingston
Aicbae! Mccarthy, and Peter Haley.
Jnseph Keefr, Marx smitb, Patrck Ksan, George
8sktr. B: Sahtn, Q. Sherman. Dennis Drew. Geo.
French. John Shes. Edward Miller, Thomas Jef-
Farwell. William Collins and Daniel Wilson, fel-
lows Of the same sort Tere let OF with dues Of $40
esch.
JUVENILE Observation-Disclosures R. Cutter,
principal Of TIE Washington schoo, on the corner
Of Indiana and Sangamon etreets, yesterday went
before Justice Miller and m ade complaint against
four small boys for had conduct In h!s achool The
boys, ttouph all under ten years Of age are repre-
eentet to be almost uptamab1e and they were sent
before Co4mi<slonsr Williams. Their names are
Jeremiah Jordan; Thomas jordan, Stephen VII.
GAMBLERS IN TRouBlE.-On Wednesday night
the North Division Police made descent upon
Low gambling den, On the corne. Of North LRsalre
They succeeded in capturing the keeper and four
John Def5ow, John Russell and Patrick Kilroy.
Yesterday 1T The Police Court Dowltng was dued
SIS, ane each Of the Others so aud coa:s.
POCKET P1cK1xa.-Yesterday afternoon a zen.
teman. while standing at the window Of the Post.
Office waiting for letter. had his pocket picked Of
pusee containing 5000 In currency The matter
vesfgatton, but a. no clue ts possessed as to the
Identity Of the miecreant, his cspture Ia exceed.
SERVED HH HoHr-John siemmer, grocer At
No. 2s5 Milwaukee Avenue, was arrested charged
with using an unsealed and fraudulent msssQra
The measure ~ had been eut down , about AZ Inch
cuetomere. BE was very properly fined SIS and |
costs. |
R1vEH AccDEE1.-The bark Robert McIaue, of |
Milwaukee, RON into Rash street bridge on Wed |
nesday, and was considerably damaged in her |
to } sl:S. ' ~ 'AN'' sA''A'A'' WAL "'30Dn'
The people Of this Consree etonal District, With
out distinction Of party, are iLgited to meet to-
getber this {saturday) evening, Oct. ed, a. the
upon the 6lng Of the quits Of cur District by |
Volunteering. and also to tender their thanks to
those citizens who have rendered them such ralu.
able assistance by their counsel, sympathy, and |
aid in this their time Of need
Come one. come ALI and join Ia the general !
rejoicing. Come With music and banners, and et-
pfees your gratitude and joy at the glorious result
(5ood speakers will be IN attendance to address /
YOU, men who have stood by yol and contributed |
1fhera,fy both In time and nesn9 to avert con.
scrip1op and ill our qnOta without RECOURSE to |
draft with its oduna and hardshtps upon the poor
BIZ ORDER OF Cox or AREAsGEuEyrs,
a Query.
T. CHICAGO. Oct. %, 1854.
Editors Tribune:
Ia Couieky's cats paH, poor man's candidate for |
Congress. the gentleman who at meeting hela at !
Metropolitan Hall, proposed that poor men should !
he asted to donate to war fund for Cook county,
On the ground that they were the only ones inter
ested that rich could get epbstlt1tes and they
shonld not be asked for donation, bnt 70 tuh. |
scrioe for the county scrip only OF courte sneh
= nroporjtiou did not get an affirmative vote, but
Cemtsky's candidate, am informed, mads it.
4 Gard.
NV FREEDxAN's Am CoxNss1oa,l |
sc Washington, IT,, Chicago. Oct. &c, 1861. 1
Rev. ". q. Cooper ceases to be an agent Of this
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