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, 1864-04-20

Ths minority as here given is eosrect; the added
column Of votes does not present the ass.esate Of
the Eighth Ward are not inserted.
A1prnxEx AND co4srAnLrs.
Inc following rs lug so1e ~ "asas 'or a,aea
nrst m IN order:
F7rst Ward-Adermen, George ". Gage 1000;
e. esy = Is. Majofities.G Gsse Ill., feacock 4ss. both
5os majority foi chiicote Hnios> 4sa
ns;ssss s 1s'}isS' a'}sEi!y e sS'a2 {qa;s@s{ @ $: -
''t1i5 a2i;d ;4 ardodsrmsn; % Joha sc.rr ss4, ste
Fec nte taSles@5oha ~ e. Mnde9w, M ; JSn Rees
Eccg ICop.} probably elected.
FonTM Herd Aldermen; samnel Mc1soy GEO;
r. i. Counties lsY, ,najoFil5 for McRoy (Union)
Gons.alles-Ben5anln Hendhsss, IS Terrence
i iisa Ijsd@AIdsr@en 4.s51ss me- SalE sSeldaa ~ a.
; 4. LIBBY, ssl, majority lot Sheridan Copy s..
DeSine tCop., edd electecd. ''"'A' '''-' ''4'1~'
S5 1is5msn; a 3s; AlitsS w. M,}154 Rssaee ,ca s5a
ID. d. " '''"0'- ' '''''0 - go
Gonetables- g. Favor 81, Matthew Flemin.
ms}S''tX iof t'ee1 op} IT. Tept.
EST ber,: e. ~ n Mn;ori III JSpn fop ooe r. hc9.
VIZ rnns, NJ ,stsow GSta Reed iii 1ohn Mcyu,tv
III IT, ~, s,n,th Patrick
tonns15s,d ds1es eaee'eo " 0aost'' y A'''
Is @ajo1t!S: stas'ns. Df'eDA' ss'p:' e "
61s: JOB Carpenter. s6s: msjority 1or Woodard
1rntonI, 50. "'
/ I Dnkt4blet-k3TQ4 heE1tf, Asps J3UE& NO1aus
, 1864-04-20
FROM CINCINNATI.
Extensive Forgery nt%Dayton-Gencra1
StOnem8u.

CINCINNATI, April 1s-on Saturday an extensive
forgery w:s developed In Dayton, which has Gre
: snw5er Of Dayton, named Ally Hinsman. forged
morteage and 11fccn notes tor various amounts.
and, beng Notary, affixed his own signature aud
zeal to the papes. The names Of the u1ortgagor
and Witnesses he hiracll had written as lawyer.
BE 1egotisted.the notes, and drew from .Iohnston
Ptutnc 4e5,0e1 aid rom Winters j. Sent, bankers,
s,t00. Last November scvetaI Of the notes fel
due. ard Hinsman rencEed them for another year,
at 42r cent, for the negotiation Of which Pexrlnc
promised Htnsman 4 per cent. The money OBJ
bling tonkes. "
MI. Gen. stoneman passed through this city to-
dsy, tn Trxte for Tenressee.
festrrday the boiler Of 3 locomotive exploded on
the Little Mlami Rai1toad and two soldiers OF the
4Gth Ohio were killed.
foca. wrs put upon hls trial da5 for % Voiatlas lis
oath Of allegiance. The case is progressing.
, 1864-04-20
Il Hrutals Murder By Itebels--Tile
Penalty.

From the Natchttoches, La.s Union. April 4th.l
We have to record another Of those trndlss, acts
that bare rendered the character Of the boased
from lie very beginning q Ills vi: Surety | thaIi
ctaiogue of riilanies Is nearly full, and ii does
tetm as though their last act must shame the
last three soldiers strayed rome half mile from
our picket line without arlle. TO the plantation o!
gat s 0aap o rs5s ssssa sna y snIIsa s5s
der, when :hsJ were tied ali three together and
marched oT to another plantation, where several
SPOT. On being informed thas thIs was to BE- tacir
doom. they made M attempt to ran away. when
they were tired upon and one OF them iastantly
name Of he vas
: ? th Iowa He had three bail holes through the
body. squad OF ca7alry went out for tho body,
thete'lish hatred Of the .wretches, hus they had
mutilated the corpse Ia the most brutal manuer.
BJ 1fder VI EriSndler General Ranaom, a coul.
p:nJ Of cavalry visited the eccne OF murder with
instructions 10 confecate all personal property and
then burn everything combussible on tha plaata-
lion, They returned and reported the order exc
cgtcd to the very letter. =
TIE PENALTY.
HEADQUARTERS, DEPT ath, Il. C.,|
Natchltoclcs, L., April ID, 1854.
Gfzera! Orders 40. II.
I. Chasles Dtees, ard Lane, citizens .tes!llns
near tia camp. having to-day murdered in cold
fantry Volunteers, and escaped by flight, 1T ia
therefore ordered that the dwe1egs Of raid Diegs
and Lane bc burned, ard that all property on ther
army. be seized and turned over TO tho @. II. OF
or SUB. Dept for she use Of tits army.
Cant; Bscon, commanding Det. 18Th n. Y. cayal-
Martin, Co. I, cath Iowa iutautfy, to-morrow morn
ing. at O'Clock. who will execute this oder
II. The commanding officer of tile 43sh Ohio In
fan:Iy volunteers, will csnsc the men Of his re H.
n III YFif TFir4 I'm AAEA hn
ished severely for violation Of orders In lcsY.rg
camp without authority.
by order Of
Brlp. Gen. 7. E. g. RANSOM,
C. q. Dickey. Capt. and 4. a. g,
, 1864-04-20


Lou'Bv1!lEt April 19-Rev. Calvin Faifbankp,
ing slaves from Kentuchy several years since, and
Who had sen ed twelve years Of . sentence Of nf.
teen years, Il Frankfort pententi9ry, was pa:don-
executive t1ut!es during Cor. Isamlctte's absoaco
The tseameE liberty, No. 2 On ler upward sElI
into by Kuer.las from tic Een,uclry shore, o22o:
ETC Sh1s7Eectown. The toat received OH: E13dssa
eLC ttty sho:s, sc.ne of which passed ;tl3ash the
sId ho one was Injured.
) Rush Irvine, member OF the kentucky Lesis'
IaluFc, died Eeke Morday
, 1864-04-20
LOCAL MA T i: RS.

Il Splendid E7lour rr1rt for S,,e.-Tb,za
Of our readers who d.,ire ia Jnrrst IN a eon-fno
mill ere invited to read tho a5ra,t,acncnt- nv
r-t n,on-or ,o .f.r ~ 80 30, .1,,,, .,.u.ts
=. % tase-ot u'e uaes U! tne Fea11 1i!ls ss'uatcd
In Aanmee city. Ohio, on the Erie and Wabash ca
nal nesr the station OF this Wabash Valley Raii.
road 1t has four run Of ba,rs. with the latest In
nrnv.mrnts tor t,,rn,na ont 1so ~ aao ~
aour per s.ov viii saW an1 isfh nf1;s ond ashcr
fmn-dre,nr;ss Tba .3,fa - i.td - an 0au ~ ~,
anest whea: eroTine Darts parts Of tho Wet Therea
Enr sfareciv fn he anEnsaS TbS sra,a.t o ~ tat ~
saje b1 Nj Geo ameeov ~ Tp'ee aa ,o1
ent Of tsxes n ~ 1s " s.ie, ~ dne ps
al collecting Parties in want Of an OPPORTUNITY to
inFest Ind better Inquire be'ore purchasing else
"nefe'
uor,,, r,a r-a1~I+ 1r,.'
n;.haa -o,e,a,1. - 80 d5aa, ,,,saasa.. -. = =;
On M9uop, Ecenus o., anu now auccessof TO- nc o!d
South ,eetsou street is provided with cyerv {acil
Nv for thr mannTartn,e ~ ,acons ~, snnar;a-
<:.1,+, ~ M -saa .aIs ~ ~ ~. ~ sape.'os
G95 H sn taei c5t as, ve PEI
unsurpassed. The long practica! experience which
~: Eshon has had n THIS branch Of fmanufactuses.
nninr husness 1rndcrs him inst ssch tha
putlIc liEe to nntsonize AA
AT. Bishop also deals largely in hubs, gp3kes and
fei!ocs.'
w,,o1e.,,c eroccr.--T,o ...,t,o, ~ ~,
..'soI" osate .e t ssoee.s.-lne rs, attention Of our
days ie.ue otMessrs. Harmon Dnrkee, who hare
inst formed conartnc.shfu as wholesole pr,,era
1nnd viii carv m fhn bnainrss nj Ma RI sonth
Water street. -M,. ChsEles t. Harmon is wei
ns,mo9 to wh1en M has a DELE 4P TOT ise e. e. r
nuFkee j. recently from hsnosha k having been M r.
.ne 1Gocs G g 1i9eS 60, gato = @ ta,s
new ~ sse.1. ~ ~. x n-;s1
, 1864-04-20

Rock 1s14kp. IL, April 1a-Dur!ng. the past
EteI ihcra l1ve been t}.lrty-nino deaths among
nc reecl prisoners here. sixteen from small pox
the week..
The 9Th Town csynlry (re-cn]:gted yete-aos) have
arrived at Davenport.
, 1864-04-20

=. sthles and etaG arrived in si:s city On SatuE-
daJ evening, and stopped at rhe Wedde1l House.
Lieut.. Col. Hart, Major Tfcns@fn, and CAPTAINS
Detroit On last evenings boat, On bis way to Chi
, 1864-04-20

ST. Louis, April 1p.-TEe I2ta7oerufs New Or
leers disrst:h says:
Prominent FrenchMen in New Orleans predict q
treaty Of friendship between the Confeaeeaey AMI
Gex1mlllan, backed bY Napoleun.
, 1864-04-20

MISSISSIPPI VALLEY SANITARY FArR-H
D. Ffechc1, Chaplain Of the 5th Eansas cavalry, is
now on detached service Under special orders as
Agent for that department of the Mississippi VAL
ley 6Hnituy Fair to he held In St. Louis which haa
for It's object the aid Of freedmen and white Union
refneees. Te!s department has not before been In
stituted IN connection with Sanitary Fairs- Chap
lain Fischer vas in Chicago yesterday, making at-
engagements Tor the collection Of donations. He
requests TINT oil who have the interests Of the
freedmen at heart will do something to aid them In
their efforts TO provide for the fzeedmen-
, 1864-04-20
pausfnu and Ekounfv Rto,lrs-

From New York.
NEW ToRk, April 19th.-ThE Re deItalia arrived
At Naples in eighteen daye and eighteen tonrs
from Ncv York
, 1864-04-20
SQUARE On THE RECORDING have rcceiT'
cd the following note which explains Itself:
CHICAGO, April 10, 1861.

1Fee by your paper
tbse MT rpIns tie name Of James 1IcS;slr, under
fhe head OF Peace Sneaks, ETC. I hare hesn resi-
Cent Of Illinois for twenty ycaIs Of tie City OF Chi
cago for eighteen years. | believe I'm The only
dent Of the 9Th wa1d-last year Of the 1st Ward !;
Fever voted for r. C. Sherman nor any Of that par
": am an Old Line Whig-asvays was au, for
d Eieorcue prosecution Of the war, and not for
reacc until Charleston and Richmond ere in ashes,
flowed up and sailed down.
1ccted with the Commercial business OF sths city
fr at least Is :cars Of my life. hare ncEcr ev9a-
cd tic draft In aEy way to my knowledge. NY
name is on the ett Ward enrolment; + was born
III the State ot New York and never laade any ap-
r1Icatcn to the British Consol or TIE Provost Aar-
shal for exemption.
On the Foil list Of the First Ward is the name ol
James AcNa,s, aud on the Alien LIST Il the same @
neme. Somo designing Coppefhead has used tho
reme Of our friend on South Water et1eet. The
shove note shows the position Of Mr. A6kGair, &nd
wo are glad to be able to place him thus squarel,
on the record. :
, 1864-04-20
3Z1at.

I ,OST--From 1874 Sherman sttest,
- yesterday forenoon, AnnedIun.szed Gray Iinsse,
With hnd fore leg and ietoek Tho dnt+r viii be re
~af9ed by returning him to the above address,
, 1864-04-20

MnlTART.-Tho Ninth Illinois cavalry,
Lieut- Col. u. B. BanEh. commanding. will rcudez-
Tous at Camp Fry, Chicago, Saturday, April c3d,
and leave for The front Tuesday, April 25sa.
, 1864-04-20

Express Robbery.
ST. LoC15, Apri; 1o-Thc United States Express
Co2.Eauy was robbed at St. Joseph, yesterday, OF
SaUN.. -.
, 1864-04-20

F1EE-The lard, sausage and packing
housc Of John Schmidt, located On Stewart avenue,
TWO blocks south Of the Archer road Was destroyed
by fire yesterday morning. The flames were dis
covered about o'clock. No general alarm was
given, Towing to that fact the building was en-.
tl5el5 destroyed with most OF the stocE and IL
turea, before the steamers could arrive The build
Ing was insured for <SoI. which, It is estimated,
will cover tte lore the stock was va!ued ut $50
1Dorc. without insurance. The fire is supposed 10
have been the work ofan incendiarY.
, 1864-04-20
TJfiT.n7a &nxsrantn G9nFgrt.

oTTAwA,, H., April 19.-Tne Supreme coun
commenced, its session to, dag. Chief Juatics
Walker. end Associate Ju.tites Greezs and Beck
with arc On the bench. No CAGES get called.
, 1864-04-20

"OUSEuOLD FURNITURE
- AT AUCTION.
On FRIDAY. april I'd. xt9H O'Clock,
At Dwelling No. 361 Michigan ayerae, south
ii Twelfth street, tho entire furniture OF
family lreasio. gp h9u5Gkeepips. e2nslst-
Dii Ing Room Kitchen Furniture. Brnsse!. Three
Ply ent other Carpets, CrockesT. China and Glass
The Ralt of Fr-oita!e one excellent Family Holss and
epis esdssSt VII. / BUFFERS { CO.. Auct4s.
, 1864-04-20

Grs. s1cK1Es.-Afa;. Gen. Daniel E. 9ickles
IL expected to arrive in Chicago this morning, on
his way to Cairo. Be will lie accompanied by
Lieut.. Colonel Eart, Major Trcmaine, and Csp-
taice Moore and Fry, memhcze uf his stad.
, 1864-04-20
ANOTHER LR7THR,

ANoTHKE LETTER.
4 letter from another member OF the Mercantile
Battery states that Lieut. nar< l. - ptisuncf, aud
ewes The following Hst Of members or the battery
who ere missing: :
,Scrge4Its Joseph I. Day. Geo. E. Bryant aud
william Gardner; Corposals Samuel nanmctt, L.
". Dyer and Henry c. Bracket: priyates John
". Arnold, Amos 8. Dura,ck John .. Bell; I.aac
S. Carpenter VIM. Il. Fuller, Peleg Green. Hilanl
". Hail. VIM. Mum. Lewis unnn, Sanford S. Par
ker, End Arthur y. Rumsey.
John Page and john F. Gfubcr arc tlightly
pCuY.def1
, 1864-04-20

ID L E ID .

In this rtty. By the Rev. q. ". Hasert CYRUS II.
MIL AMY and NARY WOODRUFF.
In 1,ackford Wis. April 18th, hy Eev. 7. TaNr
strB F. NICkERSON and l.1as I. ]. ROGER.
, 1864-04-20

VARIETY THEATRE.
115 Il LIZ Dearborn stEeet,
G.M. C5ApW1cK 4 CO tTop1ietors and ManaEera.
Il Manage.
IMMENSE CONDENSATION OF STARS.
Immense suecess Of M'LLE AUGUSTA.
Engagement Of the st. Dennis
RAVEL EROUPE,
si'tle L. Belle Eosts. Mons Henri Asouss..
Mile Augcl!quo isavc'.
ALso,
MR. T. A. JEFFERSON.
M1ss VICTORIA HOWARD.
scALE o. Pmcxs-Dress Ci.c1e 10 cent? Parque.te,
e cents; Private Bo1ss. 3 Single Beats Il hozess
4 CADEMY OF MUSIC,
N WsNhtr<ton s4tst betvcsn clszasnd Cea.ooro.
ARLINGTON, KELLY, LEON q DONEI3ER8
MIN ST n sLB.
First week and imm. o. the SeriolCoufco
Dures4ue,
The TAKE.IT-AsrLxAvE Ian,
TIE TAXI lT-ANp-LKAyE MAJ.
The Akk-ITAND-LkAvE Man.
The tand.leaye M2n. Tha t:andleaye Man.
THE TAKE iT-AEDLE.AvE MAN.
:. Grand Matinee Saturday, April Sal, at O'Clock.
Doors oEen :. o!kiocE, eomntE ct1x Ut z. u. A.
riss'c: Is cea:1 asass aseussd through t5s daY 80
spl;.dt01w EDWIN ERLIT. Manager.
, 1864-04-20

CANDIDATE FOR STATE
M c.; m cL AIN,
An old and tnnueaa cititen Of Coles Eouaty will ha
1 candidate for Auutor OF Public Accounts snhfect
to tho decision OF tho Republican Union Stats Conye
tlon At Springfield. May 25th, 1871.
nh5tbeIia1tll MANY REPUBLICANs,
, 1864-04-20


nj cY1CKER,s THEATRE.
80 9aaieoc stsset. sesweea Btste .nt Dearborn.
SrePraesoe and kansxex. 4. MeVfckex.
ErEsEeraedt Of tbs celebrated yo.ns American
.IfahsdAn.
EDWIN, ADAMS,
5sss Sss H. iS SKIS
.. wSpSsSpnx, ss GoM1,1 EgiEs1se. Ap:l s will be pss
-: WILD OATS.
Reyer Eagin Aaans 4 sns
Ephraim smooth. afeVlcfer
hssis l:aS :n,rsa's :t; Es,!si: :.!si
To conclude Eith The Farce OF
sARan,s EoUNG MAN.
tieE:is CA be procured aa7 tIae 1aIios tho week.
6vOLONEL WOODS MUSEUM.
~ 100000 CURIosITIEs.
col WYQp Co.. hSprstor3t q ansnaFss HSs1
MONDAY EVENING, April 18th,
TwRFIY.sECoSD REPRESENTATION OF, Tom
Tnylor's Great Moral Drama, In ira acts, the
gTCkET-OF.LEAVK-mANs
Eo:t MI Frank Aiken
1s,.er ,s4x Mess A. r, P 1faa.fy Pst.y
Other characters by tho
EXCELLENT STAR COMPANY.
APPROVED BT THE cLKEGT!
SANCTIONED BT THE BAR!
CONDEMNED DT MERCHANTS AND BANKERS
Aud pronounced By the upwards Of
&c ss e I'd o 4 h1 E.
M {, en5inE I'D on fER
md nsrt1r ..er
, 1864-04-20

Redl Estate--Gttp,

FOR SAEE-Residence and Bnsl-
- nees Property. S18 to so PER FRONT FooE.-A
aon-fes idens 9tf~frn lot Calumet srcnoc s tffs
GetrJ tof $stl-s nly ~ PER foo, A!sp, utaeFs a:f
sac At from &s to 10 per foot. Good 1aEess
~ To 3n--holee 1ots within thla rancs. WASH
Msteh s1fes saa fIk aysnae lots, short d.stAnca
EoieH e. PATi III 1nS s,S,s
east Of Park, A. S:o. Several ccrnrr, # IN cain
@ss 81 asenne spd n!shtzan ayenas 10, 81 s7
Escn sold. TWO lots reMalnns. Il ta5 fsont!oF Of,
Wabash AZ aSenns: nsar ,enteenta street.. Indiana
Aetnao tuH Ietth lot north u rho Coserau Tract.
at Choice property In THO North D,vt.ton at ti0c
pr foot. Wabash ayenue io IN excellent locatton ii
HOUSES AND IoTs-!nr1se fret on Wabash sro-
pu: With fcu4s nesr Hubbard conf:- =; ;oa. Nsw
ter IN The South Division ut Eom Il Sc to SE.oso On
toe nvenCe1-
BUsISEss PROPERTY-Larcn cornsr lot on
South Water street Al.o Lake aud on lkan .olph.
Place. cheap With tasxe LIST Of other choice Bust
ne*s Property, EeEtln: well. TuOs. 3. BRYAS, RJan
, 1864-04-20

WANTED-Aa American l4dy
W wants Situation IN = nidowars family d
hou.ekeeper. would be wtlling t. DO the WORK Il
there were not moro than Two childreD4 CT woud
like situation Us scatt:ess; or wouiI d Ill kinds
Of p Ain sewing cy. she day. Ad1 1ress L. ?. o.
nn-0-d4fStt
, 1864-04-20

Bow,R BEoTHERs.-We would remind our
readers thct the stock Of china crockery. glass and
silver plated w1e, cutlery, etc. 'etc, for family
purposes, offered ut RETAIL by Bowen Brothers, ut
their new and spacious store, No. 81 Lake street,
IL well worthy an examination. Their pnces arc
aso lower than the goods can be imported for tt
this TING.
, 1864-04-20

LAKE TuHSE1~-The workmcn on The lake
tunnel have achieved depth Of forty-nine feet in
the shore shaft and meet with the best OF soil, be-
ing stiff bine clay. specially hted for brickmak-
ING: It will be used Tor the bricks Of the tunnel.
Should everything tern ont Hs favorab,y as IL now
pronl1eed, the tunnel will he finished eome months
before the time 0uppiuted.
, 1864-04-20

IxQuEsT.-An inquest was held yesterday
b ycoroner WAGNER On the body Of tie boy-cha.
Friedct-who died on the 1eth instant from inju.
xies received from beIngrun over by freight car,
on the Chicago & Rock Island railroad. I. Was
the platform Of the chr, while The train was SLOWLY
eroesing Archer road, hoping to get a free ride
down town that he mtased the steps, fell down BE-
tween The cars, and that the whcels passed acroas
his legs. The verdict Of the jury exonesated the
railroad company from all blame.
, 1864-04-20

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
AT AUCTION.
on MONDAY, April 18th, ut 9k o'clock,
1t Dwelling House No. 18 Van Buren, Street,
Il general assortment Of wellkept Household. Goods
Kiscntn Furniture. Brussels. Tnree.P1y and Ingram
ee''e>9' WN 4. BUFFERS & CO.,
ap1E e963-tlt Auc:toueels.
, 1864-04-20

L PRISONER ESCAPED john Bcmis, who
was committed OF Monday last to take his trial at
The Recorders Court On charge Of larceny, man.
aged 10 escape ssom jail yesterday in the coolest
mnnner imaginable The jailos was letting ont
come petsons who Ind been to visit the prisoners,
ard Etmis etinply walked out With them. Hls ab-
scrce was not discovered t,l some time aitet-
wards, and At asl sCcor11s lie had not been recap.
tined
, 1864-04-20

new SosG BY WEDsTEa.-Root e. Cady nd
vc-tiae in another column new song BY J. r.
Webster, entitled 81 ] t:and on menory's golden
shore" It h2s beautiful melody md charming
chorus. end adds to the variety and ATTRACTIONS Of
RoGt & Cady's new popular sheet music. publfca-
t'oEr. Which arc now lEzgely sought aftes East as
, 1864-04-20

. TuE BANNER WARD First Ward has
u CHIN TO be considered the Banner Ward Of the
CITY, which a.l I'LL feel disposed to recognize It
th1 Mayo:n1lty election Bryau's minority VAS three
hundred and fny-tlx. Al the election held yestcr-
Cay Geo. v. Gage bcat DR.. Hahn four hundred and
hfty votcs, and hat on poll less BY nve hundred
thHn+ mt nf 7ffH
, 1864-04-20

TuE TA11ons' STRIKE.-The strike among
The ta1lors still continues. They have now been
out four weeks, and the breech secms as wids and
lEreconcilabe III ever. 1t IL e great pity tlst the
difficulty IL not settled here arc nhoIt ten thon.
SIND day'e work lost already. Gcntlcncu, canaot
you eetue the trouble.
, 1864-04-20

GErEN BAx.-The straits ut Green Bay
arr not yet open; The schooner Plight returned to
Chicago on Monday evening, being unable to force
her why through. 1t il Lot expected that navi9s-
prcecut mouth-two or three weeks .lates tAan
usual.
, 1864-04-20

Corr1DENoE.-Anothcr confidence game
was successfully played yesterday On a mau from
the country, who, to judge from Ills appearance,
should have known better. A s1,o00 deaft was
produced, AID on that the theft gsincd a perma-
his money mpte.
, 1864-04-20

,joux c. URE.-We nre insured by Mr..
John c. IRE thai our information was incorrect in
rc.auon to his Intending to eectionees for O'su..
yau III the Sixteenth Ward. He claims also TO be
straight Republican, and denies that he ever sub
ec1ia,cd cent to the 1nyincfble Club -Rose-Fihh
Ward Comprehend banucr. We wish to do the gen
ii, n.an Injustice, and give him the full bench
ff fiE denial
, 1864-04-20

WANTED-By young man Of
w experience, stuation as sa1esfn an in = nrst.
Glass Retail Grocery Of Commission House. Clark
make ont BILLS, copying, &C. Would not object going
cut IN the country, souih Of Chicago GOOD reference
an19.d1t95e -
, 1864-04-20

" ANTED-To Bookbinders. A
nsu to forward and fntsh. A. good STEADY
workman will fpd eteady job and good wages.
Also lid thHt some experience At ruling Apply
to vi. WILSON, it Stats street. ap2Fds1lSI
"ANTED-A Wet Nurs9, A
w good htA!thy woman 10 take charga OF IN in
fant ApPly ss2- eat Warrington street, or Y f..
Il SA Us DER3, at the Office Of Armour. Dole d Co.,
corner Las1llc and South Hater streets.
, 1864-04-20

MEETING OF TIE JoJRSETMES SaoE-
aAEEEF.-A meeting Of the joErueymen shoe.
1nnKcrs, members Of The "Joutueymen Cord~ain-
en- ASS oc!atIon took place last evening In Mce's
block, W. Gaekc1. President, In the chair
Printed cop;cs Vi the constitution Of the associa.
tion IN German aud EnEllah were submitted, ap-
proved cud distributed
A deputatiou from the Boss-Shocmskcr's Aeso-
seistion-a cooperative society, thc members Of
end prefer tho promotion Of the mutual Interests
OF employers and cuploycd-srbmittea list Of
employers who had refused TO JOIN the association.
The meeting declined 10 take any actiou in regard
to the list, md Mcssrs. GaeEcl, L.cas and Hefner
were desired IN communicate The fact to the
Bosses Association at their meeting on Monday.
There nrc at preaent no ahncmakers strike,
the employers In every case where they have ro-
fnfed tn sign the 3ourneymens bll having consent
ed to pay the prices.
, 1864-04-20

TUE PGND1yu1E.-The tug John Prlndi-
VILE inst cut Of the dy dock. is taking In coal
will 1eavo to-day for the sttaits. She is vastly In
proved in outward appearance.
, 1864-04-20

Er House and Sign Painting. Ca1clninc,
Giaz1ns and Grain,ng. Paper Hansfugs and Win
dow ehadcs selling wholesale and retail At New
Yor. prices. F. E. RlGET. 81 Randolph street
R01 5S63 mh3l-h1i51m
, 1864-04-20

Good Templars In Brtdgeport.-Wo
arc glad to see good things prosper, md decided
II good thing is the Order Of Good Templare. A
ucw Lodge Was recently organized In Bridgeport,
and this evening is its drst regular meeting. On
uIbuec6 leave Uiichs Hotel 1t o'clock for Bridge
port Lodge 1t meets at the Methodist church.
, 1864-04-20
ga a4k114,

ITO KENT-From May 1st, de-
e9 h51sk md
Stos. Eithin nve mtnutts' xa,e Of the P.'st once.
Kent staQ Also, Two story frame, Is Quincy strces,
Spsc-ds59st David IEERY, % statt street,
, 1864-04-20

" "ANTED-A situation as Rail
ty.hve years experience IN the management and con
s;ruetion q Railway Asehnel5; Has had The entire
ant raEoads C.n prod nee the best OF References
TO character and nbli1ty Letters addressed to MAS
| street. Chicago, will EecslTe pRomp: attention.
, 1864-04-20

Go 20 1m BEs@-{io 70 B1y1nt q 6tzatton's
Chicago Commercial College, to get 4 thorough
practical businees education. For circulars ad-
rAoo liinaiA =. -
, 1864-04-20
:TDr GaIz.

FOR SALE-A ore horse wagon,
= made last summer, to be seen at LKAD-
HEATERS stables, on Lasalie near Madison street.
VIII be sold cheap- ap.1-I
, 1864-04-20

FOR SALE-Sman frame house,
Il 6 Michigan avenue, near foot or Lake street.
Pflce very low. Tn be removed. Iu1utse Of WI. c,
DOW. 81 LARK Etreet. an11d III n
, 1864-04-20

TOR SALE-A Saloon and Lunch
4 House IN one Of the best locations in thu city Of
Chieago. Also tnree 1ots in the vllag. of Alaany,
"D - +, 0. Box $40. ap.p d2j2-1s
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1864-08-06

l'acte du Cepgrss. Des details d'aucune source
ne protegeront de te!s employees de toperation de
Get ordre Les Assessors ct les Collecteurs> de
Taxes Confederees, les officers du Iresor Con,
fedGre ct le departement de raAdjudant General
ne seront pas detournes de leurs occupations,
jusqu'a ce qui1s puissent strs remplaess par des
personnes competentes du Corps de Reserve ou
bien par ceux qui sout ipcapables de rempllir les
deyoirs dun soldat dams rarmee. Get ordre ne
s.appliauera pas a ceux occupes a pousseE des
animaux ct qni soft employees par les agents du
Major r. A. Howard, jusqu,a ce qa'iis aient IN
nombre completet qu'une lise aura etc envoyee
au Quarter General du Departement pour eIie
appronvee.
ct enverront leurs regiments on aux camps d ln-
struction, toute personne qui aura etc Oh sera
detailles on exemptee pour I'm antre but que
d'etre employ dams l'etat-major dn Departement,
qui ne sont pas Requirement dams rexecu;ion
du devoir pour lequel eI!es staient detaillees ou
exemptees.
Y. Les personnes sujettes la conscrption quui
aeissent CONNIE Marechaux-P -Prevdts seront enr6-
lees immediatement ct envoyees aux Camps
dIustruction. Par ordre du
) BRIG. GEN. GREER
w. STEDMAN, a. A. G. saug6-10