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Pension and Bounty Hlnnks.
FGs sale at the cuscAGo TR1rUsE OFFICE, 81
Tie cseries is complete, and the forms are acc7-
11tc. conforming In cvcry respect to the insts1c-
tions from the Pension Office. All the forms per-
tG!ning to IN application n,e printed upon one
tA ct. embracing = Declaration Of tha Applicant,
ihc AMdayjtE Of Witnesses tic Certificates OF the
&C. Sc, with ample blank spaces,
Wesend them Pest rA1p, at the rate Of IS ceats
Address, TElnusE coxEASr,,
Application for Transfer Of Pension,
Application for Prize Money .4.
+ Application Of Widow or Mother for Payment of
Application of Invalid PensIoner for Payment Of
Pension. .-
Claim of Heirs for Arrears. >
Claim for Horse and Equipment,
Descriptive Rolls.
Dissb1sd selaieFs Declaration for B0uat, Money
Fathers Application for Bounty Money and Ar
Gnardan's Declaration OF Minor Children for
Gaafdian's Declaration Of Minor Children for
Guardian's Declaration Of Orphan Sister for
IEvaiid Pension caim.
Mothers Application Tor Pension.
O11cer's Certificate to Desth Of Soldier.
Oath Of Allegiance.
Power of Attorney to Draw Soldiers Pay.
Soldiers Declaration for Bounty Money. Ar
reara, &c.
Surgeons Certificate of Soldiers Disability. .
Surgeons Biennial Examination.
Widows Declaration for Bounty Money and ar
rcarF.
Widows Declaration for Pension. aps-b1ooo-st.
To Recruiting officers and Quarters
MASTERS
TIE following are among the military blanks for
sale at the TRIBUNE office:
Muster Rolls.
Muster and Pay Rolls.
Monthly Return Of Recruftn. Officer.
Tri-Month1y Return OF Recruiting Oalcer.
Commuiation Of Fuel and Quarters.
Vouchers.
Discharges.
Clothing Receipt Rolls.
Enlistment PnpcErs.
Abstract of Disbursements.
Quartcrmasters' Blanks OF all kinds &C., &c
, 1864-04-09

TRINITY n. E. CHURCH This Is new
and handsome edace. standing on the corner Of
Indiana Avenue and Twenty first street, which Is
capable ofreating between four and five hundred
Eeople. 1t Is Of nntewu stone, aad Is fine gothic.
The pail ted windows are very beautiful Within
the end gallery. which is vert rich, fs In OAK The
pews are q3k capped with black walnut The eci:-
lug 10 handsomely ffcscoel IN light OAK. Tho chan
eel ra1 Is heavy placE walnut handsomely CARED.
The only pupt is a heavy black walnut ta-
o'e' richly carved The carpets and upho!steriug
nse green. AL in ALL the Interio, Of tho church ia
euEpaesed BY very few in our clty OF churches. The
dedication will take placc next Sabbath at o'clock
?. m, Rev. Dr.. Eddy preaching the sermon, Rev.
c. H. Fowler preaching in the evening. The cost
oIthe structure complete is about s.a,oo,. MIR.
Wheelock Is tie architect.
, 1864-04-09

GS1NEn5 FTNN-ThG 81 f10DlE'6 LfnE'
,r.d tl, s.Wcstcti, Transport alton Company hare
consolidated, and will run daiy line OF steamers
10 Buffalo
INCIDENT OF THE eToRM.-A chimney icl
yesterday afternoon on Wells between Illinois and
Michigan streets; n lady WIS passing at the mo-
ucnt but escaped uniDjnred, almost by miracle
--.oa +o AR |
AEoosIA1n.-ln gnn pt.s ss.. a,ose1oss
In thn f.s1n,not Tiycr wae narrated a day or two |
since. bas been recovered.
,.-m--A ,ct,,rnea vetcran
1U11EA s.A s..s-ss...s
nameo 'ouann a'u T. ~. =" e,ah,. ha..S
on 1A"'euA. 4a,.. s...s. 80 -. -, ~ ~.
4ng notn. oa 49, Sa':..es an ~. 80 ~
En.s'' E1.s,. san"-s ,rha .,aa. rsae,1 - 80
nr..r,,b,, s.fs 10 -,s h,s hns.d p ~, ' N'>
.-N~
LAKE TuNSm.-Atl last the workmen have
saeseeoeu III o'esune tstousa tne stratum o. sano.
a. ~ ~" "tSss * :" ~ S a. ~. ~ ~oo"s
s.s"tssa ae*'' .s4e ~ Aeaea'eea oe NJ o1lncaMs'
1ne ea.a ut.aeu ~. wv "ate1 aas oeea maea nhe
Mea =" ~ Ano Aefei oh 'ae
lneoe o' 'ne ecs'inoe1.
SALOON T1aHr.-A party of mon enployed
In a rhinvsrd m f.e Eort I1r,nch ncar I.srrahee
street. visited a saloon near by Yesterday. and
struck m a rr@-u1ar Doanrhrook fight, There
wc,e several broken noses and b,aekcnad cves. Int
no arrest was made: the conhatants lied when
they heard the police wcze eenning.
p, ~ - o.
Aeee .n0n so'en saae
"eie piocAao@u ~ one ane aae. evening on lAn'
oolpn street, bet"ecn Enlisted and onion- The
vorr c,-afr1 n Eas, Il l. :. d,fsrn,, n.t,o- tn
~ yat ~. ~. -, a,.,n ~. 1,s,b h,,no eo ,,nch
1irher thsn thc s,-s.t
AIp1h1NES1-Jamesk kobb, has lately re-
signed inc post of President Of the Chicago and
Alton Nailfoad, and T. g. Blackstone. gentleman
wen Known IN 4falIfoao c1fclca, ms eccn elected
his successor. Mr. Robb WAS one Of tue most ell
ctcn managers in The country, and he carries With
him the respect Of hts 'nu1nerous frienas and ad-
nntrcrs. The present manager also has had many
years experience, and will, we doubt mot, worthly
AA 'ne los'1ao"' .--
Tue SCorcu RranIEHr.-Citizcus of CHI
caco who apprectate the services of onr noh,e SOL
dcss. and are desIrous Of r1v3pu The tsth Dlino,a
or Scotch Regiment f1ttine recent}on on ,ts ar.
rival In this cftr orc rcnreatad N 7ncct ~ tho
n1i~ra uousc ria Ino-r,rc NJ q o,c,ocz rhs
;adics, with their accustomed lfbcra]tr and self.
dc,t,, viii cn,erto1n .bn ,ninrn+ ~ ,ba r.st ~,
thc 1rrvc 1ovs ~ thu csft not 1c torn,,c, bv +hs
.,a,t,a.,e1, - 'A~
MAGNIFICENT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES never was
tscGtcr ruth uttered than stcaat tty bread upon
the waters md thon shalt see 1t nftes many days'
Daily arc seen the practical Illustrations Of this
provcrh. We take pleasure in announcing that the
soldcfs' Homo wap, a day OF two ago. madn the re-
ctpfent OF a magnificent do1ation, consissing OF
twenty gallons Of w1ne valued at SEQ, and s1s3.o5
N eabn, a. 'oe nahos olthe eeI1aaa "orklas Aeae
s.-S~sss r,... ~ 80 49, =. ,..N Ds1s
+.a,r ,,sssso.rn.+,., 1ss..,1 AA~' A1ss4 ~
-
, 1864-04-09
GIlalltfU.

WANTED Amy family eoing
r.! East and requiring tha se.Y,cea If " sa!s.
,ra5r Hc:a sf Sn:se r children Ssw ofk wi
CLIeEEo. food teflrencca IL Finished. Al3 cttQlk
, 1864-04-09
NOTICE..
To our Patrons and the Public.

We. tie undersigned, BARRIERS of the city Of Chi
eago, In consequence OF the demand made By the
wo1kmen In our employ. for largely increased
wages, and The continual increase in the price OF
material aud living thereby necessarily increasing
on. expenses, do acree froa this date 10 charge,
nntil further notice, as follows: -
for 219V.nG. .---.---.''.---..-........ aN
1lA9E ~
ShampopiEs Observation-Disclosures. -. Csc
Shaving Tickets Is shayes). ).........,-...S'-9
Cn,c4ac. Apr1l 11til7 l.61. ~.
"A. II. sl1sht, y. 4. Uettich. '-
D. Seeglotz, Dousire & Fest
VIM 6tnrro s. Riutz. n. Bhckhatn.
A. Kebolla, John B. Guth.,
Jacob EeeEer, "'
Acff
, 1864-04-09


aI9-c4i9-1t
u~nxrx,~ u-o,.r,9nT .r-on,,o ~o
1eeonmsnded Ior pubic speakers and others; fos
tne fellei o. Coias ana 10 Giear me voice Inei1 @
elncacy e s.Iongy h1testea py ConsIessnaen. Sles
eyMeh. MllHaF1 men ana otheIs VINO use theM.
A there are limitations, be .eufe TO obtain tne
,,-s
Sr1ritnaliSns-L- Jad fatln, france SPEAK
er, VIII lecture On Suntay aEti l0th at ivy q: n.
anq r ?. H.. a. M1tko#sks han, corner OF C!arS
and Monroe streets. Seats free Apl 9~cH 1t
Who Is Mrs. VVinsIo1v 7-As this ques-
tion is frequently asked, We will simply say That
ehe is lads who, for upwards Of thirty years. has
untir1Dsy devoted her time and talentsa asa Female
phvstcun and nurse, principally among children,
Wants Of ths numerous eIsss' and a. result a Of
snent aa nnr. and nSvsIc;.n sha hoa
nn,nnTn5l5 annthtnn sr1nn r.. c,;s5ron ~ taeshs
NC n nnr,o,cs Iie n nss,cyn;ysnc NJ ,est on hraith
~ IL nc-nnro+ ~ enra - roria1a tho hn+c1s ~
.o -, ~ F 80 LII -
, 1864-04-09

The e1n,loye1f in this city claim thu. the rates
,e1ed by them in their circular offered rolun-
aorfly and nre fr11y as much aA can be paid With
out detrimcnt to their trade. They further state
that a good hand can make twenty Five dolltrs per
week, end that the 1nan who caunot make eighteen
TO twenty dollars per week Mt the prices offered ia
not tit to enter shop take out work Alter all,
1t is matter for themsclyee-not the public ~
decide.
JnE WEATHER-C0PPERnE STREET
ClEAKiSG-A more 1nise1ably uncomfortable day
than yesterday has scarcely fallen 10 the lot Of the
oldest anha1itant Of Chicago. Down came the
rain al Gay long. stcaithtly dropping With meas
ureo piaeh I'LL she people In the streets reminded
one ot INC oone's comparison Of drowned rats.
The thofouEhtares were simply dctestahle We
hnyc had 20 much Of the "lct alonen nolirv is.
played through the spring thus far that the lsbor,
Of Hercules would scarcely b. adequate to ,be
clearing away OF the Nth in Our Streets. THIS of
the central portions Of the city what ten OF the
by~uayst Untold borrori the mud Is knee deep,
and locomouon IL virtually suspended suppose
Mayor Sherman ehouid find it consistent With his
Other elcctionecsing engagements to take WALL
ride or drive through West Lake street, alons Well
street, OF Milwaukee or Chicago avenues.
No, that would not do: such a roy1os Of dts
cove1y would reveal 70 much Of civic dclinouenc
that cycu Mayor Sherman would hesitate to c.s
Ills eyes over those regions TO him unknown exccp
Iy report And yet-tell It not in Gath publish
not in the streets Of Ashkelon Mayor Sherma
is ac4ua,ly, ai'cr 60 many months Of cory sleep
the Nayoral chair, waking up to the CONSCIOUSNESS
flint the streets arc dirty; and within two or thre
days past we have actually hod men at work cleaE
iuc Clark, Lake md Randolph streets. This
Ec1, Mayor 6hc.Eaan election time Is comm:
aud the more men you put on the more vo.ers vi
yvu Ie likely to get for the Coppcrlead ticke
You will need them. The Drat aud the Alien Iii
1ayc 1pndc ead hnToc In your Copperlcad ranki
ard It will require continued and persistent cdo1
from now till The dsy Of election DOOM to Ill th
vacaut places of those lcracs gone bctosc. tt
ceoplc arc wstc1l:uS you.
, 1864-04-09
GIllicaqp Grlbnnc.
THE CITY.

CoNso1rDAT1oS.-The "People's Line :"
'srsd tho ''wcstcrn Transportation Company hare
consolidated, and will run daiy line Of steamers
10 Buffalo.
, 1864-04-09
M a r RI ED.

In tl1s city on THURSDAY. the 1t Inst, hy the Eav
DE Tuttle. JAMES or t0RaE, Esq. and Miss EMMA
COATH, both Of this city
, 1864-04-09

CADEMY OF MUSIC.
n Wseh'nfton ztreet, ,bs.w ecu Clark and Dearborn
ARLINGTON, KELLY, LEON l. DONNIKERB
MIN T RELS.
Immense eucctsa Of the new Ethiopcau Drama Of
WEFfp. oR THE 3ESstBLx MoYKAY Fcaity. " 'last
week q. its representation. First week Of the side
or Afline1 ons Penny Ballads In reher1al ctHnE:tALA
Saturday, FIJI ofh. Doors open Vt p'elocx, ca1n
ment Ing y: tF.F. Aanissie: 2scsca 3aAs :5cured
&trOugb the dA1 5Qaa1:s. f'."vA+a Bn-cs ~ NJ.
spit iclw EDWIN KELLY. AAna+a or
, 1864-04-09

DIE D.
In this city. ,Arril 8.h, MAUDE sH1pMAS FOX
only child OF Shpulan Fox.
, 1864-04-09

CHICAGO MEDICAL SOcIETT.-The regular
weekly meeting Of the Chicago Medical 6oclety
wae held last evening, the President, ON hey.
deck, ii. D., occupied the chair. The minutes o'
the Last meeting were read by the Secretary, E.
Margucrat, II. D., and approved.
On motion DR.. Deans OF Jefferson was elected q
member Of the Society, and Dr.. Magofin was pro
posed fCr election at the next meeting.
The Secretary presented the ACKNOWLEDGE
Of the family Of the late Dr. o. L. Leonard, whose
death had been commemorated By resolutions oi
the Society.
The President appointed as members OF the SAM.
1ary Committee, Dr. Began Of the South Division.
Dr. Heed Of the North, and DR.. Ross Of the West
Divisions.
The Committee to whom had been committed
the work Of reporting on suitable rooms for the
dccis1on lid been arrived 1t. Several places had
Ecen offe.c3.- 1t was stated thst when suitable
room should be obtained the Society wonld endeay-
or ::c md library. The subject was laid over TIL
d.. Bartlett reported case Of neuralgia Of three
weeks standing, for which be had prescribed many
things without success: Ae finally administered a'
Dr.. Hatch had exhibited the bromide of ammont-
I'm In cate Of cpi1epsy. II had operated to cause
suspension If the attacks. and he had ererE reason
d.: G. Smith had rather singular
case Of ep5lcpy under treatment The tSads opin,
ion had httn given Oy TWO or luIte
New York physicians that II was entirely spo;
cidc in it's origin. he considered that peliostesl
enlargement bad been caused on the inner table Of
the tkull by syphilis -.
Dr. Tucker reported case Of death from poison
Ing. It WIS Eirl Of 2H years old, who had taken
tlhcuFe OF eelscminum, ordered By the mother fo1
tooth affection, and dEunk By the child In her az.
ss1ce. II produced coma in an hour and bali.
ne Ind Eeen several cases OF death from morphine.
me ne symptoms here we're very similar, He thought
@hste var et'fn...--sse ..-se I,a1styR{f.
~. Iseser was requested 10 write ont tbs case.
~. VEG thought It was Of rreat importance
uat more accurate knowledge Of antfdoies to
se.stinu si1, eal 5nnonld be gained: the druy was
s.rsh4no @ aas ..a n tavor: he had thought that
pcEments; there war, however th;a 5'nat.1 s1'
tlat The one ncted speedily. The ot1,nr
nuch experimenting woEla bc po:c1.nrr Iao
| Ion 70 act Ct tue fAme time. ~ ot'oa
nr Bartlctt reported case Of chronic head
acre Of tt1! years standing, treated and cnred h.
tinctule Of cclsclairum. z
". Wing srCntIcEGd case In which the tin-4n,,
! Ind ECen 1G1ninirtcred by Quack rs fchrifnne
ii p1cduccd }nFaly.ia OF the vocal or,ens Int III
muscles q locnnuaon were not effected
/, Ut. Tucker *ubElitted calculus taken Yro., th
ttetha of patient: It WINS the size Of beAn-
IT. Wing reported a casc OF Ia,iormation or th
heart, Which woe on the right side, OF rather III
WtcnC eide. tho patient WIS soldier from Morr3t
Dr. Tucker submitted p!ece Of bone extrarte
| from the arm Of a paucnt, the limb having ber
! uu,tutattd cxfolaCit ms had been thought 10 com
fron the peri where tho saw last nc1s this did nj
e1ytixlae; the c1loliat.on WIS probably caused b
, 1864-04-09

FOR COUGHS, COLDS AND
CoFsUAPTIoN@Thev hevxar1AH1nPra.Ho.Arr
HA1aAA le the moLA highly approved Hedteipx eysT
I. 4iscoTe5cd. IT HAB srooD TIE BxsT q. AL gKsrs
IfIk. hhv1ne haeJ an unprecedented sala oi uosriv
,S:aHs our M Hoat ssntnsns the is Gss
r. iAes oy ~ Tsso kLoE i. For caftncaans Ehtcl
each bottle; 1ns propresois viii cheettr7 Feh1n1
the money not enurel- satisAc*ry. rYtEa Sd rp1:
and q; fhe lsrgs bott,sa much the cas4pests 4:
satffH e. REEn 4nd rs " gesnmFe m s4es p,psrsd ont
Boston; seld 2 Chieago b RgREHAH A sMIHs ( {
, 1864-04-09
a1ltl5e1ttcntS.

N%"t"e't1''e'e|H-
1FoV7CFFP7S THTaTPE
lsl- Madison street. between State an'. rearoorn.
PROPRIETOR ana Aaaseef..:..'.''''' q. AeslcSe''
Last night of the Of the talented actress
whexln .ppesr this a5ss5ps2n sna eysalnG II The
Saturday afternoon. at . o'clock. GRAND MATT
HFF-admlssIon2 s cents-When wi!i b presented the
Saturday sysntne, Apfi ~. 49,. appearance Of
and successful drama d Of the M A ~
sUsAS DENIM sa.....,,,..........Bo n. BOB BRIEFLY.
SiSss Ss ,s5: Ss@
Meter Inss; Mr. Tucson as Gibson Mr sievta as
Em, Tst hSeFmorp. NH srbIe as mfs. .iIlovbYs ~
sa 's 6e'asy sas q q
- Monda1e1he celebrated Comedian JOHN z.
o"ESs.
TOLONEL. WOODS MUSEUM.
~ 2oo,ooo coRloslF1ks.
F:A. H2KRiSaToN..:::.: Assistant aaaass
or the NEW osaoSsDsn poaS saa sHcszSS ~ sEW
SECOND wEEE ofthe greas Moral Drama. pro iuced
VIII new teeheJ enq hproan.I ense @ 9ta AZ reat s' sas'
IANY. entitled the
TIcKEr-DF-LEAVE MAN.
wh,c, r,n hs n-.,e,,oa >,ovn.v pvEv1ve. .,-.,
III. ana eveTT syeniaS dnrinr he week and Oh EXT
UKDAT AT fERNQOS
GRAND MATINEE this fSaturdayl afternoon Mt 2f
9rioSGk, 9iGE, Ehe4 Will DC presented me l1chEt'of-
Exr1AoRD1NARY ATTRACTION ioz this week, Elk
Grad Exhibitions combined, all for one price.
Gale All Is. ~. 49,. - Il cDi
II AATlEEE EyEEY AF1ERSoos IT O'CLOCK. rs
In which the whole company will nppene in al their
, 1864-04-09
AmUSIZNITNTS. A

McVIckER's TEEA1ER--Aies 6uaan Denim WEI
make her last appearance this evening. She will
alto appear IN the afternoon at tue naatlncc pc
formancc, in both instauces az Robert Brlasiy, In
the T{cEet-oi-Leave-Msn. On Monday evening
John E Owsna, the comedian, will commence an
engagement.
Air=F. A-The TickctoEL Lea7e-SIau will be pro-
duccf this afternoon, adordng IN excellent oppo!-
1it. for ladies' and children TO it. and also In
t. evening. The E1linser q Foote Paslo. Opera
Troupe will also appear both day and evening.
cncrs.-This is the last day Of Robinson &
Howes' Circus, as they will positively close the es
tsblIshment tonight. There will be afternoon and
evening performances Of an attractive character.
ACADEMY or MrRic.-The7e Will be matinee
performance this afternoon, and the regular pro
gramme in the evening. Hyou woald secure seats.
you uuat 60 early.
VAnE11Es-Miss Victoria Howard. Mills Au-
gusta and Tim Hayes, arc the stars at the Va
tietics. -.
The HONE OPERA-It Is at cost Of s., 500
that the Chicago Musical Union have advanced
thus sr In the preparation OF the opera to be short
ly brought ont by them, under Mr. Balatka, with
forty amateurs, resident ladies' and gentlemen.
But the Union wisely relics upon its prestige and
will make tho a1I1tr brilliant success for so it
will croye,
, 1864-04-09
NL1St.

r OsT[A pair Of goM speotaclexs,
IN Iaaac street, OF Eandosph ssress r Sts rise.
1sti " Ali, MOS. & CO.. Its 3ou1a fases sssss''
eps-csst-!W
r OST.-A Boy 10 years old VEL VEL
nom h,s home. 50 Aatrsoa stssofs stsss' y seassr
last Is ahons thEee tset nno xocs aad 7oy pleco
eona inse!gsat nis r. ~ IN nss a. and ,nte
1eRes concexninr him vii bo ,sssn Fost
ty hls fEtude, Addzese pF~"ss apiol3t8s
.0fttF.
, 1864-04-09

Go TO TIN BEsf-Go to Bryant tS bt1afton's
Chicago Commercial College, to get a thorough
practical business education. For circulars ad-
dress lenclosing stnnps) Bryant II 6tratton, Chi
caCo, Illinois,
, 1864-04-09

Editors Chicago Tribune:
As an Euelifhman, I feel disguated with the idea
that 20 many men can be found In Chicago who
have led under the wings Of the British Consulate
for protection And hope and trust that ron will
as The leading journal In this city. publish list OF
the names, that they nay be known, and that trade
arc willing to etand by this glorious old country,
now in the hour OF her trials.
AN EEGLls1rNAN AND SUBSCRIBER.
The Lists arc already printed. and one will. be
conspicuously posted at each polling place on the
day OF election. The lists can be seen at the Tai
HuNE Office,
, 1864-04-09

%91F*HFK& xe@kA1&1V~
w M. a. UTTERS & CO.

EER5. IS
TABLESPOONS IN PORTLAND 9LEEk.
It's, los 4 1U7 Dea.kcsu street, EhicaRo.
The most spacious salerrocns, and tbs bcat sc1e
ted for the dispay 0f all Kinds OF MchHndtss In thu
;7eat4
Fsr7:cular at.ent1on viii ps given - the .sle {
household Roods at private dwtntnR5 ana Ct GU
sa!esFoo,u1: KeKnlsr bae OF Eo1eeRoid goods sr:tt
5atuF1aT- Sales cf Dry uocd3 Boots and shoe,
kinds of he.ch Andfee. {e23- Y561SlE
, 1864-04-09

which has long Gfood On the northwest corner Of
Dearborn and Washington streets, IL being pulled
down, 10 makc way for handsome brick block, to
be erected by Meesrs. Tuttle, King and a. n. Full
leton The new building is to be 1so feet front on
Dearborn street, and 80 On Washington; three
stories and French roof; bni1t Of BRICK With orna-
mental dressings. The work Of construction is to
be entered upon On the 1sst Of May.
CuEEK.-Nhere are your "Doesticks g''
Had you been with us yesterday, you might have
got new illustration Of check, downright eGrout1
CIT and brazeu impudence. A rather poor looking
Irishwoman paid visit to the Soldiers Rest yes
tesday afternoon, and solicited assistance. The
ladies in charge filed up the woman's basket with
pork, bread and crackers. With these the woman
started to 60 home, but quickly returned and said
TO one Of the 1adfes% , Mrs. b couldn't Jon
give me some coffee, my old man is tired drinking
tea." Comment is unnecessary. 81,
SWEDISH MEET1se.-A meeting Of Union
loving swedes was held last evening IN Russc's
saloon on the corner Of Chicago avenue and Wells
street; The room was packed full, and tho greatest
enthusiasm w.s manifested The meeting wa3 ad-
dressed by Messrss Cronsioc. D. johnson. and
others.
Several largely attended Ward mcetinss were
held last evening, the Union men turning out in
large numbers, spite OF the drenching ratn.
CHICAGO AND CINCINNATI. AIR LINE -
The general offices Of the Chicago aud Cincinnati
Air Line Raisw.zy pre- to be removed to Chicago on
the nrei Il Msy next They arc now locasseaa ct
richmond. Indiana. The second. third, fourth and
a{,h storica OF the iron-font block on the south
vest corner OF Dearborn and Randolph streets,
have been rented for the purpose The general
,,c],ct Office will remain, as heretofore, On the
northwest corner Of Dearborn and handospn
streets.
REV. ROBERT Co1LTER NOT TO LEAVE
cu,cAGo.-wc find the following in i Boston pa-
1ler:
Al tue annual meeting Of the Twenty IN Con,
g1cEntaonal Society {late Rev. Theodore Farkers
q tn!s ssty; Yesterday letter was read noo, nev
| Nonen Go.lycr. declining the second call made n7
tL5H society npou linn to assume its pastoral rea'
Eens. tIhe aEst cal1 was declined fifteen months
pseFlousiy In this lciter Af Collyer says be does
not deem hiuself competent wor1hfly to fll the
place tnade vacant by hi. Parkcr's DEATH that the
sesds ot h;s present p Society demand h!s continued
tlst city. The lcter aboupdcd with ihe w-ite:'s !
wtI known eympsthetic and cordial expression,
, 1864-04-09

INCIDENT OF TIE SToRM.-A chimney fell
yesterday afternoon on Wells between 1lllnoIs and
Michigan streets; n lady WIS passing at the mo-
mcnt bnt escaped unlpiuted almost By miracle
, 1864-04-09

- House and Sign Painting, Ca!ciminIns,
Glazing, and G1ainiuG.. Paper Hangings and VIII.
dow Shades selling Wholesale and retail ut New
York prices. +. Z. hoDY, 50 Randolph street.
EQI kSEa NH htl.hI451m
, 1864-04-09

Chicago Eye and Ear Inflrmary and
Clinic Institute, IL South Clark street, Dr..
Eycrton. specialist ios diseases Of the Eye. Deaf
ness, Cata1Th and ali chronic diseases. Cut this
out and keep It ap7-caa9-rbUr aATEN
, 1864-04-09

ArToH1MES1-JamesR Robb. has lately re-
signed the post of. President of the Chicago and
Alton Railroad, and T. 3. Blackstone, gentle,n. an
well known In Railroad circles, hns been elected
his successor. ME. Robb WAS one Of the most ell
cicnt managers in The country, and he carries with
him the respect Of hts humorous friends and ad-
mtrcrs. The present MANAGER also has had many
years experience, and will, we douhtnot, worthl'y
Ill thc position.
, 1864-04-09

Thirteenth Warl.-This evening an old
faahioned Union Republican meeting will be held
IN tie 18th Ward, at Nieman's, on the corn.r. Of
Larabee and Willow streets. Good speakers will
hor
, 1864-04-09

: 31VN1If &@<S
AT AUCTION.
On MONDAY, April 18th, at 9k O'Clock, at Buffers
Auction Room. in Portland Block. 1o3 l05 and 10i
Dcalborn street, W shall sell without reserve for
Eucfavif rs, Gi1ders Tools, Sample Books, Stoves,
Counters, about 80 Frames, nnshed snd unh nRhed.
about y looking slasses three largo size Looking
Glsss Phten, toEethsf with many articles too numeE
S@N - VII. 4. BUFFERS 4 CO., Auct'rs.
By order Of ". 4: BUFFERS. Receiver of IEdtow L
MkchcI1, ap1bSflllt
, 1864-04-09

Tenth Ward, Attention.-Thc Union
men Of the Tenth Ward will meet on Monday uIebt.
at seelyfs Hall, on Clinton street, near Randolph,
We trust there viii be full attendance as matters
Of great interest to evcry taxpayer and every man
who has the good name and the prosperity Of the
city at heart, will be discussed. Able speakers
will address the mcetfpr
, 1864-04-09

WANTED-A gents in every coun-
oN Wtc sell. hy suhacrtptien. "chsonie1ea cf the
" upa.s, Tenn eighth Edition already in pEees.>
si5e pei cory humorous outune q tie EebeI1on.
writer, !n tae ancient chron1ce style One Of the
tsEEitosy given. anu LIBERAL ntucemeuts off, rcd "a
thoreu5hl accomplished agents. Sol! hy snhscrip-
street. C!nciaCsti Ohio. Drawer a61i. Chicago, III.
, 1864-04-09

p ETAIL STOCK OF BOOTS
1A AND SHOES
AT AUCTION,
ON TUESDAY, April 18TH, at 9f O'Clock, At But
ters' Auction Rooms, In Portland Block. corner Of
Dearborn and Washington streets.
SnS.co6s 81 WN, III DUTTEE3 4 Co. Auctrs