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, 1864-12-28

REHKnrEn.-Thc tablcaux and concert given by
the Desplaluts etrect II. E. S. School, in their
church, On Thursday and Tuesday evenings, Dec.
- ind Jan. 5.
The entertainment will consist OF Tableaax,
Scsiptnsal and patriotic scisations, Dialogues and
singing.
, 1864-12-28

W. bE1ALE.t.es. .s.Le1Qffz
70 be augmented by tho first Orchestra Talent Of Chi
cago, making, whole. one GRAND 0FEKATIC
COMBINE. yct uneaualled In tho annals Of manasc-
rtnl ebternTt5E.
, 1864-12-28

MH1s7ET- 1T LAHGE M1ssIoS.-The Animal
Christmas Festival o. this School will he held at
their rooms &No. GIL 6tatc street) al two o'clock
tits afternoon. Donations OF refreshments arc
solicited they can lc bcnt 10 the office on the
Grat 1oor Of No. Gil State street. a. my time this
morning. Friends generally are invited to be
present
, 1864-12-28

DESERVED Pnoxo11ok.-The numerous friends
Of Lcutenants Henry: J. Glecsou md John Alvey,
OF company c, I'd Illinois vo untcers, will be
cratcd to learn that the former hi: been proIaot
cd to tie Cap1aincy olthc company, vice Captain
Glenn c. Iedyard, reai.ncd7 aud the latter 70 the
Isl Ljcutcnnncy, vice Glecson+ promoted. Both
OF these gentlemen entered the service as prtvacs.
md hhyc reached their present position through
1nc1itos1ors services and fitness for cDuamand.
, 1864-12-28

D1suoEEz7 DOMESTIC -Mary Buckley, employed
at no. 1a6 Van Burcn street, WIS on Saturday de-
1cc.od in the larceny Of large lot Of female
cloMing, srLic', sic had pauned on Wells street.
She was cxnmlncd before Jlsuce Brown yestcr-
dry, end held 10 bail In the gum OF 600.
, 1864-12-28
At1tu5ct1tentG.
GMITH s. NIXON'S HALL.

GMlTH s. NLXON'S. HALL.
FOR A SHORT SEASON ONLY!
CONMENCKNG MONDAY, DEC. 26tt1,
THk ORIGINAL ASD oSLr
GEETSTXS MINISTRIES
And the wcsld renowned Comic Artist,
G L O r GE CHRIS 5TY.
First appearance In tits city since their return from
Europe, after an absence ot keven yesfs. All tho Ex
t5asaSanzst puIitsang &. &C., Ehich hsye made
hire.
The resources Of the Chr!st3s ale superior to any
Minstrel organic alton In existence. which enables
them to pearnt IN superb lrannrr the huuors and
odoites Ct Southern Plantation Lite IN al its Broad
pleasure IN announcing m engagement With Ar
GIANT CHlLrEEs. the best drilled man In America,
Who Will appear each evening.
Aamteslsh 81 cents; Parquette 50 cents. NO extra
charge to1 reserved sesls.
J. u. sCSRIDuE. Agent. de2!l9; 1t
, 1864-12-28

ST. GEoEGE' sREUS1oS.-The 1ady friends Of tho
ST. George Society in this city, will give their
first holiday soeia1e in the new hall OF the asspcI-
aton. No. ZIG Clark street, this evening. The en-
tcrtoinncnts will be OF varied and Interesting
character: VIC expect to sec large and happy
gathering.
, 1864-12-28

al ANTED-We beg leave to call
~ your attention to our Agency for Procuring
Sts,es. We are otns trcty lett mate businesa,
anI .he Law al!ows Is to furnish Yet: ran and Alien
tlct Ia tho United STAT where the Principal resics.
The unitsd Statel kaEn Headquarters for the Vest.
have great ftctfta for renuerinY ASastaEc5 tAose
wLo wish to prucnrc Substitutes. VIM. II. MURPHY
i II Kilt II
, 1864-12-28

New York Honey aud stock NIarAet.-
ExW ToR1, Tuesday. Dec. q.
MoSEI--Actiye and lru at per cent, Sterling dul
at 1G3.91kaH.
advancing to Sl74 and c1os!nE at 2lij1
t}orKKEN1NT sToCfs-Ftfsner.
coupons 1e5;; 5; 81 rear :6s: Quicksi;rcr 9sxi
Erie sG Hudson .lG; Heading NIX II. s. 70K: Pits
burg T T. "!l1f DC gTefsr.ca =; H. l. tos'<; Dea
TIiR LATEST.
NEW IoRK. Tuesday, Dec u.
fn1d at7x
, 1864-12-28

SrECAl MEETING or THE CoMMoS Cousc1L.-A
call for special meeting of the Common Council
has been fssued for Thurslay evening next, for
The consideration of general business.
, 1864-12-28
1Aj jANTED-W -Wm.- Murphy &

Hroe., as ever, wi1 Rftrnd 70 all bnslness IN the
Substitute nc and ". furnish men or ~ Il
ioE the term OF q three years, will lind y To- clt
ssysn.sEs T. sss tse!r T;n thH & nn;
y. HAK1Is ctmnanl!ng q. S. Naval Kehdezyous ut
Chicago. nl:. and aay one can Sc t!,.t we M aE:
itpe. Coed mencan alwu5E ct good bonnttes BY az;
plying et office. Altena Veterans and Minors wil
Always be tecetytd We will take contracts Tor i1n@
quotis for townships ani furnishing Substitutes for
those liable to draft, Of drafted nen Do not t.i to
cali before c1osiuE bargain elseHhere: WM. MUIR.
Ply & BROS, bssement) corner Of Eaado!ph sud
LaNa1le It. de3 cIS9 Is
, 1864-12-28

SIXTEENTH WARD DRAFT 1lEEr1Sa.-Thc citl-
zens Of the 10th Ward are earnestly requested to
attend the adjourned meeting On Thursday, the
s9h Instant, ut u =. , ut Uhlch's Hall, corner OF
North Water and Clark streets, to take into con.
eidcraticu measures to ill the quota Of the ward.
, 1864-12-28
TRADE SALE OF

AT AUCTION.
oa WEDNESDAY, January 4. at 9H o'clock. et oar
saiesroonn. ~ 46 md 4s Dearborn street, CONSISTING
Of conpiete assortment OF Toilet. Dinner Breakfast
and TeA ware. oil trft quality and brs: ahapes.
Atio, 175 dszensupertor quality Silver Plated Tea
and Table Spoons and Forks. Aao, 90 Silver Pate
CastoEf.
A{so 1u boxes TuulhleFs. ..
Country tealcrs will ind IN this sale hne A.sort-
meEt to essort their stocks from. 4oods carefully
GILBERT 4 SAMSON,
de2a dsQS4t Auetl3ncefs.
, 1864-12-28

GnAIH.-Wheat held at s. %, but With B:arcely anJ
demand. New Ear Corn quoted at 9. .co3lc5.s
, 1864-12-28

u No ladys toilet complete unless there be
the Fragrant Sozodout unto the breath sweet
odor It imparts the gums rnby redness soon as
eumc, the teeth quick rival alabaster tint and
seem as pearls set in a coral vase. Sold By all
druggists and pcrinmere. de2G-dt37-3tNW1F
, 1864-12-28
Qhifaqp Mribnne.
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER g, 1sc4,
THE CITY.

TAEIEArx At METROPOLITAN HA1L.-In aid OF
the Ftcedmens' Fair, the eerics Of tableaux given
nj Metropolitan HILL on FciIsy evening, were last
evening repeated.
, 1864-12-28

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.
ST. LOUIS. Tuesday. Dec. q.
TopAceo-Unchnnged. Sales stemB 1T $a1o; gree,
lugs s7.; factory lugs at sa7u@9oo; p1antcss' al
S10s common shipping leaf at 830@17.oC medium
DO ut e1a75s 50 good do at rs %; common manu-
featuring at $23.25 2 100 ns.
ELoCR-LoweE. Enlcs snEle extra, Inspected, ,1onalt
head Lined and delivered, at S. single cxira on
der, at $3.50.
GKAw-whcat inactive md unchanged. snles
spring at flG0; fair lal ut 3tso: good do ut 81 IS
prime Mt 1885, two OF three choice lots ut $15a1
hu, and o0oo bu, to arrivc private terms. Buck
wheat-Sale 81 sacks at T. q = bu. Cozn-Sales LII
bsgn mixed and yellow in lots at e14o q bags mixed
white at e1.s2H and IS do do at $1.s5 bu. Oats rm
Sales 16o bags Ut CSC; $50 do do sc, mud 80 bags dc
at FLO = bu, in pe1 bsg7. Bar1ey-Dcmand mode
rate. Sales 81 bags fall ut 500; IS bags primo at
and 100 do do ut fe.o3 2 bu.
TA11ow-Eales brls ordinary dark Mt Lie.
WHskE-Firnn, but not nctfye. Sales comprise III
brls In several lois ut t215 z gallon.
uoaa-Teak and lower. Most Of the receipts wcrs
delivered contracts. Sales about Ioo In lots ID
c1c6nE medium and good avcrugc hogs, ut 10K@11c 2
.. Several lots wcrn on the market unsold,
DIylwnukce Market.
Especial Dlpateh to tile Chicago Tr1bunc.l
MILwArK4x, Tuesday, Dec. 81, 1sei.
F1orn-nnll md declining.
NHrAT-Declincd 1@ec. Receipts 16 90 bu sales
400 bu No at Il 16sH. On Change safes Of
bu at s1Gak@1.e "a and t1.G5, SELLER all JsnuaEy.
PEoylsloss-Dull and buyers out Of the market
though prices arc about the same. Mess Pork held Al
$3.50
DRESSED ucas-0pened dull and closed nrmc,
With sales OF 100 at 2ls.75, averaging - ns.
, 1864-12-28
LOCAL MATTERS.

The Illinois School of Trade, the only
PRACTICAL business school in the West open from
IN. N. to 10 p. N, dec7a753-1m-h'F&M
Christmas preacnts-Flych hundred ofthose
Indies and gcnjle1nens Quilted DOrssy Slips just
received per express. Call and sec them. Also,
the largest md best stock Of Boots md Shoes In
tic city. at Wholesale and retsi1.
de24JlG-St PEARSON & DANA, 1W La;e-st.
, 1864-12-28

TIAE GRAND REPERTOIRE.
FAUST. Grand Opera by Gousop.
MARTHA. Grand Opera by vow FLoTow.
TIE JENESS- Grand Opera By uALKyT.
MIsEILLE; Grsnd Opera by GousoD composer Of
DER FREiscuuTz. Grand Opera by c. II. vox
ROBERT LIE DTADLE. Grand Opera by 3IHTKRuagR
DON GIOVANNI, Grand Opera By M0zAHr.
DAME BLANCHE. Grand Opera BY BolzLpzR1
NIGHT IN GRENADA. GRIND Opera by KKurzaR.
TANNHAU6ER. Grand Opera by WAayx1.
F1DELI0, Grand Opera by Bxz1uovzH.
MARRIAGE OF D1GAR0. Grand Opera by MozAET.
LES uUGUENOTs. Grand Opera by MsxEsDKER.
MAGIC FLUTE. Grand Opera BY 3IozAHr.
sT1,ADELLA. Grand Opera By VoS F1o1ow tcom-
poser Of" aiartha-'1
BARBER OF SEVILLE, Grand Opera by Ho:s1s1.
Ths aboye SrP1RLAT1vHKY GRAND RxPkRTo1R,
greater thnn even this Company has presented in
one city this season, can only Be atsea tn e entire
ror,d IN Me same nunsber Qf nights by GROWERS
GEANpIoEEAlAS OPERA COMPANY.
ETNo opera repcated curing the Beason- 81
, 1864-12-28

DRAFT MEEz1so.-Thc citizens Of the Eighth
Ward vii, hold meeting ut tic house Of George
Uo.h, on Blue Island ayennc, On Thursday even
ing, Dec. 20, 10 fakc Into consideration tic best
means Of filling tho quota OF the Ward.
, 1864-12-28

The great strength Of the Grand German Opera
Company comprising TN entre double cast for near.
ly every Opera In the Repertoire, euabies tho Drce
tor to present the strongest Operas each night With
out too great fatigue to the artists. and douby
sures the production Of the Opera upon the night
uouneed. d2S-dsoe.tf.
, 1864-12-28

Go to the Ecst.--Go to bryant s. Stratton's
Chicago Commercial College to get thorough,
practical business education, or TO become good
Telegraph Operator. Address (cnclosfng Etamns)
for circulars, BRYANT & SrRATroS, Chicago, III.
, 1864-12-28
| Art GAt1EzT.-At meeting OF the subscribers
to the Healy Art Gallery, held In pursuance OF no
tee to all the subscribers. the following gentle
/ men were nreEFnt.

ART GAt1EzT.-Ata meeting OF the subscribers
to the Hea1y Art Gallery held in pursuance OF no.
tiee to all the subscribers the following gentle
men we're present:
wB: Ogden, ...::s:. snare; zpe; F. Stafford Share
See: I. Heaiy. John n 3 BbaTr@Rsaa: TnfRnsr
Geo: F. Ramscy j Bisbop ii. Dagein. ......
]. Young Scanmon.. ! z. Il: sheldon. 1
c. T. scammon...:... / Wm. Bross. ...-....... I
: Mr statIord was called st,e chair, md Mt J.
, T1ttd unanimously, That the pictures BE- prc-
served together as whole, to form the nucleus Of
gallery to be called
poffd, That COMMITTEES Of three persons DO
appointed with full power to obtain q room for
The fale sPS H. a6e ~ sneh
Voted, That committee OF three persons bo
appointed with authority to draw up m act Of IN
eoIloEatton, md c2deaFoE to get it passed b tho
si,lcd into sharta Of S1oo each. The CHR a.
pointed Messrs- Seamnon, Ely and Sheldon On
TStea, That IessTa, nealy and Mcc.gg bo add
cd 10 the committees.
E0ttd, That this meeting ad}ourn to such time
as the came shall be called together by the com
mittee.
{Signcd) JonS F. STAFronD, Prcs't
{signedj J. .YoUso scAxaos, SEC.
TIE OnPnAss' FA1a.-zThe opening night OF tho
0AfAaA9 l liza h1oH b44AAla44k 5ALEtSS 14lA
YVES crowded until late hour Inst evening by
dense throng, md everything passed off p1easant-
IT, The tables presented rich collection OF Uoli-
day gifts Of every VARIETY and adapted to every
ing-goWns, and all kinds OF toys.
The hall Is beautifully festooned with flags and
cyergreens. The Band from Camp Douglas Inns
been kindly volunteered by Col. Sweet, and dis
courses fine music with admirable effect On
ThurEday cTentng Bcrioa Of Tnblcaux will be
presented, under the supervision Of our artist
friend, Mr. Drnry. On that day, also, the BoarI
Of 1Tade will dine in tic Lower Bryan Hail.
THIRD WAnD-DuA1r MEEr1sa.-A meeting OF
citizens Of the Third Ward will be held at Union
Hall. No. Gil State street, on Wednesday evening,
10 take into consideration means to be adopted to
ill tie quota OF the ward under the recent call.
ELEVENTH WAnD DEAFr MEEr1xa.-The citi-
zcns Of the Eleventh Ward nse requested TO meet
at Aurora Hall, No. 113 Milwaukee avenue, this
Wednesday evening, December asth, at II O'Clock,
for the purpose Of taking into consideration the
filling Of tho quota OF the Ward, and correcting
the enrolment list.
DRAFT MEEE1sa.-Thc citizens Of the Eighth
Wnzd will hold a meeting at tic house Of George
Uo9h, on Blue Island ayenue, on Thursday ereu-
Ing, Dec. 20, TO iakc into consideration Tic best
n,ears Of filling tho quota OF the Ward.
SIXTEENTH WARD DRAFT AlEEr1SG-Tho citi-
zens Of the 10th Ward are earnestly requested to
attend the adjourned mcctlng On Ihursday, the
s9th instant ut u p. ., ut Uhichs Hail. corner Of
North Water and Clark streets, to take into con.
IN of
, 1864-12-28

ELEVENTH WARD DRAFT MEErIEG.-The citi-
zens Of Tic Eleventh Ward aEc requested 10 meet
at Aurora Hall, No. 113 Milwaukee avenue, this
Wednesday evening, December 18Th, at II o'clock,
Eor the purpose Of taking into consideration .he
filling Of tho quota OF the Ward, Gntt correct1n.
the enrolment list.
, 1864-12-28

TIE SALE OF SEASON SUBSCRIPTION
TISEETS
VIII commence on Tussday, December 9th, 1861,
at 10 O'Clock precisely, At Il. II. Higgins Music
Store Randolph street, between Cfsrk and Dearborn
stseets.
Seats may be secured as folowB.
sesson secured seat tdfseen saa0o
opetas,. @ w @ . 49, 900
esch week tane epssas,. r' .. ~ IS %
week tslx l2o1
Single admission. EGO
Sales ofa.nglc tickets commences Saturday. Decem-
ber 31st, 1sEi.
, 1864-12-28

k~ Dr.. James, formerly ofJames' Lock Hoepi.
tai, Cnston.Housc street. New Orleans, La, cstab-
lishel in 1S50 IL NOW located at Sc Randolph street,
between State and Dearborn streets, specialist in
the treatment Of infectious vcnereal disorders and
all diseases Of private nature
Dr.. Janes cures Syphilis in its various stages
without mercury, fodldc potassi. or any poison,
Int WITH ncut1alizes, positive cure for this ter
rfbIe disease. Spermaiorrhca radically cured
with an intallip1e method. 1upos:ncy. caused
from spcrmatorrlca or loss Of semcn- This de-
bility br. James will obligate himself in every
case to cure. where the organs perfect in for
nation, producing full power and yfgor.
DR.. JaI1es' ot!cc and parioEs arc at 81 Randolph
street. All consultations confidential.
dec26r ls22.lt
, 1864-12-28

srxrAT School AsS1vERsAnr.-0n Monday
evening, the children aud teachers connected with
the st. Johns Church Sunday School, held their
Christmas Anniversary. The church WIS bcaud-
fully decorated with evcrgrecns, and two large
Christmas trccs, laden with gifas for the scholars,
groced the chancel Of the church. Rev. II. n.
Bishop, D. D., presided, and after the opening
services, called upon Hon. George Gardner, Mr.
Il. Pitcher. Mr.. E. c. Wilder, snd Rev. Il. Wo1se-
ley, who addressed the assembly. The prizes and
lien given to tho children, who, BY. their happy
fees. bowed the pleasure they received from this
k1ndncss Of thcif friends and teachers. The
cl.u1ch was crowded in every part many risitofs
tcing unable to obtain seats, and the e1ercisea
we're much cnliyened BY tic elpgtng Of several
beautiful Christmas rnelcdice md carols, BY the
tLt,Grcn, who numbered moro than geo. Every
fling WIS we'll arranged, and the evening was one
which Will bc long Remembered ~ all who were
lien prcecnt, We might also add that On Sunday
last Christmas Dsy}, after sermon by the rector
+ liberal contribution wns made for tic American
Iiblc Society, We cannot but congratulate Dr.
Iiishor on the very 1oulishing condition OF his
. Church and Sunday School.
, 1864-12-28

PASTORAL RExENBRAHuE-We learn that Rev.
VIM. c. Dickinson, pasior Of The Presbyterian
church, in Lake Forest, was remembered By his
ot {5s5.0U
, 1864-12-28

rEEsoEAI--Scnator Wilkinson, Of Minnesota,
passed through this city N route for home, last
evening, On bsicf furlough from Congressional
dutiee.
, 1864-12-28

As IT Suou1n BE.-Thc employees Of the boot
and shoe factory OF Messss. Gillctt, Whitney g.
Co.. were made the thankful recipients Of seventy
five tnrdes on Chr1etmas day, the Eiff Of the firm.
Such rcmembtancce shon1d be more common.
, 1864-12-28

ORR EaEcroRM. voE.-1Ion. Ansou S. Miller,
OF Rockford, paused through Chicago yesterday,
Oh his way 10 Washington as messenger from the
Electoral College OF thi. Stale.
, 1864-12-28

~ Beautiful Wax Doll Heads, Crying Dolls,
Dolls Jewelry, at Mobiles Notion and Toy: B1zaas,
1;5 Lake etreet. deaaa- -b9G2Gt,
re- Paper uausfnes, Printing, Calciminins
and Glazing, ut +. Z. Rigby's, 50 Randolph street
dCc15h34Sr1m.
, 1864-12-28

'WANTED-Agents-$2,500 800 to
w ta,n0 Eeer: a good ch snce to m.ke money.
An arent |: w1Esed n every town In tic Union u
in every family Can be manufactured IN the asrnea
eEc'lsne Il Is entirely nsw sseazel b. eopst' ;as
Ans person wishing pa5tn; business win do well TO
With stamp enclosed Tor return, LOUIS G tBLE rz.
MidoIatpwD, Md, AeSAl63-15t
, 1864-12-28

TunD WAnD-DuArr MEEr1sa.-A meeting OF
citizens Of the Third Ward will be held at Union
Hall. No. Gil State street, on Wednesday evening,
I'LL tie quota Of the ward under the recent call.
, 1864-12-28

1t11 TArrER--Anna Mallory yesterday attempt
cd the rohbius Of the money drawer Of 8. ".
Spencer, No. 100 State street As tue drawer only
Contained g. co she waa tined 5000 and costs and
in tieinu1t Ecn1 to the Bridcsvc!l.
, 1864-12-28

WANTED-315 Agents want
w ed-*1D-To sell Sewing Machines. We will
give commission On all machines sold Or employ
ngents wLo Will the ahoye wLses and Ill e5
pense. rrth. Address D. B. AERIs1NTOE 4 70, De-
{Ec1l, Mich. deIt-tl16~6t
, 1864-12-28

:. SoID1ERs' CnlDnEx,-A Ch1istmas tree wax
gotten up last evening for al the soldiers chill
drcn in and around Camp Douglas, Of whom there
were forty six. To many nf them 1t was real
novelty, and tic ample supply Of toys and goodies
filled their little hearts With joy. Mrs Colonel
Skinner, Mrs. Fife, Mrs. Hnlunike, Mra. VIII
liauaa, and Colonel Sweets daughter were sue
cesainl in the work Of supplies. Miss ann Young
prcaidcd at the musical entertainment, and, with
On Christmas Day." ave Three Rings Of Orient
Are.s and '' Brightest aud Best are the Sons Of
TIC Morning."
, 1864-12-28

w ANTED--Agents to sell tho
~ GENUINE IMPROVED NEW ENGLAND
FAMILY u MsEWNG MASAlN5- n: best workipS
tall ics 1!s. Very AteEnl terms to ageuls Address
DANE Co. E. o box 81, CHICAGO, Ill, or cali 1t
f10x r3HF1 Rfr tU1t 1Nt
, 1864-12-28

LAncEKy.-Minuie Hill md Maggie Adams, two
girls OF essy VIRTUE residing Wells street. were
complained OF yesterday, by William G. Wilson,
1ot the lasecuy oil 500 and watch from bis per
eon, on Saturday night They were held to bail
in the euiu Of Ss1u0 each,
, 1864-12-28

CEE1sTEAs TrIE-Tho Fifth Annua! Festival
for the Children Of the City Mission, will be held
in St Mark's, Known the ''Erie street Mission,
this (Nedncsday] evening, at It o'clock-lter. E.
i, Tlt.lc, Rector. Donations SHOULD he sent In
thfs forenoon to the chapel on Ericstsect, between
Nclls uHu Franklin.
, 1864-12-28

CuE1s1NAs SuHrn1sE.-Ou Friday last, Rev. Ar
thur Swazcy, Of the Third Presbyterian Church,
was surprised to find bis people, with other
friends, ta1ing possession Of his house, on Shell
don street On they came, more and more, merry
and full Of cheer After an hours social chat, the
object Of the visitation began to appear. One Of
the laymen came forward and in very handsome
speech expressed, in behalf Of the assembly, the
good will end aIeconatc Interest Of the people In
lcir mirieter and his family, IN token Of which he
presented Nj. 6wnzey with SLIGO IN grccnbacks,
together with an elegantly bound volume Of auto,
graphe. Mr. Swazcy was highly gratded, % we'll
&c might be, and replied f. appropriate te5ims nin
ness 10 Fin. reciprocahng their esteem, and wiah-
Ing them ali manner and degree Of happiness; Tho
OCCASION wns noEt happy one, md long TO DC fe-
1ucmbered by both Pastor and peoples
, 1864-12-28

AfTNAT IN \ SkIouS.--A shooting adray TOOK
PLACE Ut Titzeimmonts ealoou on Wells street, On
Sunday night, between aparty O: bounty jumpers
und squad Of soldiers from the Sfh T. T. c. One
Of the latter received shot In tho el:ul. He was
conveyed TO Camp Douglas where le lies In p7e-
rorfolis cupEftiuti
, 1864-12-28


The aid Of few ladies, Gang: .sChrist Nag Born
Are; ana = 16nEa1es' ano hest ate INC Sons OF
~As A'oA Ae'
prporwv rrno1,,, -nsue,nhcr ,bot
4he crota Of (oor county nacr 4hc 1ost c,'1 ,v,,,
be assicued On tho ,asis OF the returns rurdc by
49, o-,ro,,.no o41ccr. m Saturday rn~t Evo~.
ue y. sra-,at - ~ a.,oas A'..t '. :.
man "ho "oo'o =. sApe' ala.eu4 o"cs A. 10
ns 9Ss ,S e1 rae : s@
Clark street. The citizens OF Chicago, liable to
the dram. will not complain Of the burden lmpos.
cd: thcy will checr1uliy answer the cali, hut that
dsno reason Nhy they shonld be made 10 do dou.
tle duty in raising quota ordered on the basis oi
m enrolment largely composed Of c1empss. Let
every Nun exempted BY reason Of alicnase. ovcl
ere, or physical disability yisit the otace Of the
Provost Marshal during this week
--- .........-.
nrnovA,-Tt In welcome md pleasant proo
~ s1st.1.t,, 49,. .,,,r a1aor Ins,r,ncs
" euos.a.. a ..sa1 W. 2a', ~ ~,
, 1864-12-28
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

w ANTED-Agents Travelling
Kerosene Lamps {sayes " and 10 other best ceiling
articles In ths market eaed By every sceolst every
terms and cEeul7s TO j. J.M.YEARSSHAW, 131 bear
born street Chicarnu t]nt3.i.1H It
, 1864-12-28

.GEATC1Tors VAcc1SA11oE.-Smal1 pox Is said
to bc at present somewhat prc,alcath here, Health
officer Perry has received from DE. James Miller,
Of St. Paul. Il package Of the hest vaccine virns.
lie tcu0Gra Gratuitous vaccination to those who
urc upnUle 10 employ physiei2n.
, 1864-12-28

SESExTY- SECOND ILLINOIS REoINEST.-Ihr
I'D illinois, which performed euch proligies OF
valor at Franklin, Tenn, on the s0th,ult, formed
part Of the reserye in the late battles at Nash
Vile On the route Of Hood, it started in pursuit
ot the rebel army. and 1T laes; dates had passed
Columbia, and Ees pressing close upon The dying
rebels.
, 1864-12-28

GROW = RS
GRAND CPE3EA COMPANY: :
MILE MARIE FREDERICK. Prima Donna.
MADAME BERTHA JOHANNsEN. Prima Doaoa.
MADAME JOHANNA RoTTER. Pzlma Donns.
NILE SOPHIE DZ1UBA, rrlma soubrette.
MILE PAULINE CASIssA. primn soubscttc.
MISS THERESA WOOD. PRIMER Dauscusc.
MADAalA ERSESTE LA ROCHE, Seconda Donna
MADAME PAULINE BERGER, Seconds Donna.
II. FRANZ HDiMER, Tenor Robusto.
II. THEODORE HADElMAN, Tenor Lyric.
SIG. GIUSEPPE TA3IARC, Tenor Lyric.
KARL FOItslEs, tile renowned Primo Basso.
JOSEPH HE1IaLASSs, the celebrated Primo Blaso
Profuudo.
II ISADDnE LEHMANN, Primo Baritone.
n, HEINRICH sTEEECKE, Primo BARITONE.
N. AxTO GRAFT, Bass BuIo.
II, EDOUAIlD HAMMER, Dssao.
III. CHARLES VIEEECE, Tenor.
Ii. OTTO LEHMAN, Bssso.
IL. ALpEOSSE UECi1S, Baritone.
SUSTAINED By
, 1864-12-28

NoxE FOE 1nx FR1ESnLEss.-Ths adjourned
meeting Of the managers OF the Home fos the
Fricudlees, which Was failure last Wednesday
on account Of the storm, will be held at o'clock
this afternoon at the rooms Of the Young Mems
Cbr1etjau Association, There Ia important busi-
mess before the Board. The friends interested in
the uoiidny Festival d: the Homo on Friday are
requested 10 he present 10 assist In making the
6fFxnretueD&E
, 1864-12-28

TIN FnEEpxEss' FA1p.-The Faar for the
Freedmen may Justly hc elasscd as great success
since nearly twice the sum anticipated was 1eH-
lizcd. The goods remaining nnaold on Monday
morning were promptly closed out at auction.
Leccctt, Hiss Anna J. Leggctt, Mrs. E. Cochrane,
md Mrs Benjamin nurEec-presented Mr. Hill,
proprictor Of the Mattsson uouse, with beautiful
letter, expressive Of their gratitude for kind Mt
tcntions.
4 series OF presentations took place at the Mat
tcson On Monday evening. hrs, Cherry recelred
a neat work-box, and Mrs. Cutter. of Dwight. ILL.,,
was presented will silver pitcher and goblets.
Ego her husbpnd was killed while defending fnst-
I've e1aye. StIcc that period she Ind put forth
her pleas for universal liberty throughout America
.1,il Eutcne,+
, 1864-12-28

EI11Ep-A soldier belonging TO The sih T. T.
c. was shot mud n,orsally wounded Oh Sunday
uicht, at the saloon Of - TItxsimmous No. 100
Wells etrcet. IL was Intoxicated nt tAc time, and
got into IN alteration with couple Of citizens,
when ono Of them drew revolver aud shoth him In
the back OF the head, iE1iCtinc wound from
witch he died on Monday night We have not
learned tie soldiers name.