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, 1864-04-25

MoV1cKEH's THKATEn-NAzErPA.-Th drama
il announced to bo produced m fne style at Nc
Vickcr'e Theater. Miss Kate Fisher, who Is highly
spoken OF daring equestrienne, Is to appear as
Mnzeppa, with her own beautiful eteed, "Won.
DER" The drama will doubtless create the same
seneRtion here in other cities as every one will
desire to see The Female Mazepps- -.
MCsruA.-To-night commences the nth week Of
the Tiekct-ofLeave Man, without any appreciable
di1ninution In the interest which, excited thn
opening evening. 1t Will be repeated every even
ing this week -
AcADExY OF Musrc-The bn1lesque OF Take-it-
and-Leave Man will take its chances for another
week 1t the Academy, with no doubt Of abundant
SUCCESS 1t Is but feature Of the evenings enter
tainment. Other performances equally attractive
he'pto consume the evening. -
Tho Varieties and Bcllc,'s Concert Hall both Of
fer great variety OF attractive entertainment ey~
esy eyenlng. '-''
METEoRoloG1oAL.-Th following is the
meteorological record of the week ending satur-
day, April 23d, 1854, taken at Mottram's drug
store, No: .199 West Randolph street. The
temperature ia taken In the shade. The direction
and force Of the winds arc given approximately,
with the barnmetric altitudes, the email letters be-
Ing the initiaIs Of the words "htgh,r breeze :
'.geutle, !" "veering.' Tain," s'anow,'' moist
stmosphere," and 'dU': -.
J TEHRNoMFrrn
, 1864-04-25

Commemorative gentleman admitted As mem
Der Of the Chicago Medical Association at its last
meeting was P. s. Macdonald, N. D.-not McDon-
nell, as reported.
, 1864-04-25

REV. n. N. schenckss Lect urea Lee
ture viii be delivered at Bryan Hall this (Monday)
evening, by Rev. Noah Hunt schenck, for the ben
CIT Of Christ Church. 1t will be remembered that
the church ediflce belonging to this congregation
was recently destroyed by fire, and this lecture Is
the result Of IN effort happily commenced to aid
them In constructing new one, which will be nm-
pie to meet the future wRnts Of the parish, and be
credit to the neighhortood. It will be unneces-
sary to remind those Of the readers sthc TRIBUNE
who formerly attended old Trinity Church, on Mad-
ison street. that few speakers possess the eloquence
and mental vigor Of Mr. Scheuck. This Lecture
should be largely patronlzed.
, 1864-04-25

CousTEnTE1Ts.-countes nves On the bnuk Of
Tfumnnsburg, New York, arc in circulation in this
city. They have herd Of cattle in the upper LEFT
hand corner and farmers loading hay In the right
der on the LEFT and middle. The bin Il Yery vel
executed, and is #rll calculated to deceive. The
Superintendent Of Police wishes that parties who
port At the Central Station,
, 1864-04-25

A New Perfume for the Handkerchief.
Phalon's might Blooming cereus.">
phalon's "NIght Blooming cezeas."
Phalon's ''Night' Blooming cersus."
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Phalon's Night Blooming cereus.'
pha1on'a Night Blooming cercus.
Phalon's Might Blooming cercus."
most exquisite, delicate and fragrant Perfume,
distilled from the rare and seautiful flower from
which II takes its name, Manufactured only by
PHALON & SON, New York
Beware Of Coun.erteite. ="
AK for Pha1on's-Take no Other.
Sold by Druggists generally. apeatdni-1mso
Chicago Eye aud Ear Ipairmary and
EyeTson. specialist tor diseases Of the Eye, Deat
nesa, s:atairh. and ali chronic diseases. Cut thia
out and keep It, ,oos ~ ~,
Gas FurrNEs.-An entire new stock of the
latest patterns at the lowest market price; Gas
Fitting thoroughly and promptly done. PErER-
son & PATTzRsoS. s. Washington street.
apa4 dG51-sw - :.
eAs r1xruHss.-Ca1l and see my new styles.
Prices an low the lowest Nae t1ttlns5 10 order.
:: Il. N. W1LxAnTu, 18a Lake street.
aps3.dbao-eo
~ Houee and Blgn Painting, Calcimine,
Glazing and Graining. fnper Hanginss and Win.
dow Shades ecllinr Wholesale and retail at New
York prices. F. E. RGBT. 50 Randolph street.
Box hAaS rnh3l-b74S1m
Diseases OF the Nervous, Seminal, Uri-
nary und sexual Syste1ns.-NeH and rella-
bic trcatncnt-in reports OF the Howard Associa-
Hon. Sent BIZ mil In sealed letter envelopes free
ard Association, No. South Ninth street, 'Phlia-
delphlas Ps. Mhab659 am
, 1864-04-25
WANTED-Agents 20 sell, b
subscription. tho following popular sad = p,

WANTFn.-s75 Month. ;
wa. TO Af.ass, r. s,y ~ ssSns, ss.. =
9@ont0: 9pSnt1es AddeA 3. MADISON, Az
ESsSHlo& A10'4 -. 4aQ.VUt~
, 1864-04-25
art1uSerl1c1ltB.

amusements.
Or ERA:
PETER TIE GREATIN SAARDAM;
CzAR AND CARPENTER
BIT ALBERT LoarzlSG,
VIII be performed Byte
CHICAGO MUSICAL UNION,
The nrss Translation into Rns tsa By
HANS BALATkA.
4 COMIC OPERA. in Three Acs.. for Five Sigata
only. In
DRYAN HALL,
As follows; Ihu1sasy KvssnE: Aprll :ssh F.ll.y
With orrhestia Of u pieces. ehora. Of so COS
F CHARACTERS REPRESENTED. .
t:aasa mana % eifa;@ Sshss.o5 Gs5Rsa:sS.
PETER NAsoEF. = Russian caTpS1Rts.. Ra. E. T. s,or,
VAN BE7r. nu'son'sssF Of s'issss3 Ss 8 G. nux.4s..
MRs1A RS t71 eis rs nstee 1s a Will NIL
a6&iRai isif iEFoKF: Kaii.a am6a;;.deF n
LORD sINDHAM. English Amba..a'ier.. - : ''
MAFQuIs DE cHATEAuSEUf, French A'ao,sss
Chorus OF Carpenters and Inhabitants Of saasdau.
The whole under the direction Of
HANS RALATK-A,
The sale Of Tickets vlll commence on Monday Ap:ll
and Rooi Stores and 1t .e ofcs Of lie Pres,dent
the soc1ety, e Lake street Reserved Seats without
bsfeeulsl oaly upon spphcssioa ): io6 Laxs street.
Price Of Tickets. 81; Price Of Libretto.
Is cents.
o% s5;oa ep t, s. ed r.
the mon W1n proper Instructions. addressed 10 Geo.
G.ntlemsnly ushcrs viii be In attendance at each
,s:s e ss s CT s BY The
x 81 asrp a
Vii ssSa'
NEWCOMERS THEATRE,
Msa,Sn st nstEsen s'se aP% JBessson
CHANGE OF TIAE.-Doors open at hair past 7;
performance commences at O'clock.
MONDAY EVENING. April IS. 1854. engagement. OF
the celebrated Equsstriao End Pio:saa 1e:fesa,
MISS KATE FISHER,
with her celebrated trained horse, woSDBR, Who
M e,snins an osss nols
AzTPPA
Or, The Wild Horse Of Tartary.
SAzRera, SS4zA!k1s }...,......,..nlss KATE FISHER.
The horse With Hiss Fisher lashed to his back viii
ascend VIII lii hsning speed 10 the e1seua height Of
II Saturday Afternoon. GRAND MATINEE.
NOLONEL WOODS MUSEUM.
~ 2o0.oO0 CURIOsITIks.
G5 ... D3sectof lo of Il 4mnsessn.s
MONDAY EVENING. April a5tn.
Ror ST TIE
OVERWHELMING SUCCESS.
OVERWHELMING SUCCESS.
sn nf9 # nj;
Dfamailc Temple 10 vItnea the pefforuauce ot tds
EIcELLERr STAR COMPANY.
APPROVED BY THR CLERGYl
SANCTIONED By TuE BARI
COMMENDED By MERCHANTS AND BANKnns.
In the Grtas Moral Drama. the
TICKET-OF-LE MAN.
FOR TIE TWENTT-N1NTH TINE.
FOR Tue TWENTY-NINTE TINE.
FOR TIE TwENTT.k1NTa TINE.
VIII better hearts Parents take you1 child en-. Hu
Is i Vii so9 ise adss ss m:a
pronounced By upwards of ~ I0ooo PEoPLE, Vho
!fs
II Gg1s59 Pf9dgsed a. MtTSE s,enl9E and on
, 1864-04-25

Dwelling House GAG Wabash avenue.
the entire Paror, Chamber, Dnine.room and Kitchen
Furniture, consisting OF rosewood paror set In rich
set in bfoeatelle rosewood frame marble ton table.
rosewood essy chalE. msaogang oelstc2ds. bureaus,
chairB bedseade, dining table, hais and grass mat
trcsset trather beds and pillows. linen ard cotton
theets and pillow c.ses. towels, napkins, blankets,
QniNs, couforterb, china glass and crockery ware,
gilt frame oval mirrors brussels. 3nly md Ingram
sn16cfs;.I9t VIM A. BTTTENs CO. Auc'ra
, 1864-04-25

To Recruiting Officers and QuaFter.
.. '~,77 masters
The following are among the military blanks for
eale at the TRIBUNE office:
Mueter Rolls.
Muster and Pay Rolls
Monthly Return Of Recruiting Officer.
Tft-Mouthly Return of Recruiting OWcer.
Commuiatiou OF Fuel and Quarters.
Vouchers.
Discharges.
Clothing Receipt Rolls.
Enlistment PapcrrB. +
Abstract OF Disbursements.
Quartermaste1s' Blanks Of all kinds. &C., &c,
, 1864-04-25

I1on. George Thompson.-A note from
this distinguished English statesman to the Secre-
tary OF tho Frecdmnn's Aid Commission regret
ting his inability to be present at the late annver-
sary. adds an assurance that will be sufficiently
eratifyipg to all our readers. Mr.. Thompson will
deliver an address In Bryan Hall; on Monday eve
ming, May 1hth under the auspices q! the Commls-
sion, Arrangements will be made to put the ad-
mission fee within the reach Of all interested.
Reeerved seats will be sold. Parties living out Of
town may aecurc seats By addressing Rev. ]. R.
Shipherd, r. O. boz 4617.
, 1864-04-25

fR1H CAvvIRT.-vctsrans and recruits Of tho
9Th Illinois cs1nlH. viii report at Camp Fry At An
early hour to day. as the regiment will lssve to-
mnfrNu "
, 1864-04-25
ReqI Estatg--U0untrp.

-SEOR SALE-A Farm Of 100 acres
L DRY rolling prairie. twelve, miles west Of city
barn and garden; situated or the old Southwestern
d.pot. Title perfect. Pree II oso Also, Farms and
Farming Lanfslo illinois. Mtcnixan, Wisconsin. 1oEa
3. TAYLOR Z CO., S5 Vet Randolph street.
, 1864-04-25

MASS MEETING OF WoRk1sa MES.-A call has
been Issued signed by the Presidents ofthe various
trades associations in this city, for great mass
meeting OF working men, for the purpose Of ozgau-
izipC General Trades Union to protect themselves
against the aggression OF capital Working men
have perfect right to meet and organize Tor that
much il any good win result from soch 8 move
mcnt. Independent Of the great appreciation Of
prices which would follow general advance in
wou;d be no better Oft than now 1t is well to re-
member that numerous similar attempts elsewhere
have uniformly proved unsuccessfu1, and generally
injurious to all concerned,
, 1864-04-25

A NEW AUCTION AND CON-
- MISSION HOUSE,
Nos. 16 and 16 Custom Housa Place,
Cash on ALL coneignmentA-
J. II. REYNOLDS, Auetioudsr.
np72dRe46t4 - - =
, 1864-04-25

1DEE11F1Ep.-Ths body Of The man who was
found drowned In the Desplaines River. near Des-
plalnes Station, With ISIS In eteenbacks in his
eseeion, was identified yesterday by bis brother
Ar- Henry Turner, OF LaSA1le. The drowned man
was Conrad Turner, native Of uesse-Cassel. :
, 1864-04-25

Social FoncE..-We are requested to state that as
MIR. 9ctenck will be obliged to leave BY the even
ing train for the East the lecture on Social Forces
will commences at quarter before eight prec1Aely..
The DOOR Will be open at nevcn.
, 1864-04-25
FURNITURE AT AUCTION

On TUESDAY, April 3e, at ~ O'Clock. No, IS,
hopse, sueh as Ingram And grassea Carpets, sofa,
Lourge Soa and cane Seat Chairs, Tablts, Bureaus.
Walnut Wasbstands. s9tE md Cane Roczers, led.
Cook and Par1or stoyes, Ggether win varistv
Of ot1er articles. B. TYIER LEE
.ee,.t Ia Dearborn street,
, 1864-04-25

NMcVICKER'S TIE ATRE,
4yR hiAllion street, between State and Dearborn.
Proprietor and Anlagtf-......J- II. McVlcket.
CHANGE OF TIAE.-Doors open at hair past I; !;
performance commences at O'clock.
MONDAY EVENING. April Is, 1854. engagement Of
the celebrated Equestrian and Pro:ean Acsfeaa,
MISS KATE FISHER.
with her celebrated trained horne, woyDER. Who
will appear every evening unnl further notice,
IN the thrilling and 1oman.is Drama IL three acts,
, 1864-04-25

HAR06ETER.
81 =. N. 21p.m. 9Xp.m.
, 1864-04-25

GILBERT &SAMPSON,.
" :. Auctionetrs, ii. 10 4 IS Deafborn=s,
.RICR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
Splendid Chamber Suits,
BRUSSELS AND INGRAM CARPETS,
FINE OIL PAINTINGS,
AT AUCTION.
On TUEeDAT, April H6th. at 9S o'clock, We shall
sell at our rooms A. % and IS Dearborn street, the
tire household Effects
OF SIX FAMILIES,
Removed to our stores for convenience OF the sale
and The better display OF the goods, consulting OF
RICH PAIIog AND CHAMBER SUITS,
Parlor, Dining Room and Chamber Furniture, Beus-
eels and 1Dgraan Carpets, Silver P1ated Forks and
Spoons. Mirrors. Kitchen Ware. &c..&c
Alao-0u Palnting-e1eYe1 lne OIL Paintings.
GILBERT & SAMPSOS,
hp23-d5614t ArctloneeIB.
, 1864-04-25

Tickets to Matinee IS cent? admitting the holder to
MI pAfts OF the houte.
II Tbe Great Museum, with IL over 80 900 Curl
osittes: The 1ngtsiole Lady! The Enosmona AUesi-
CAD G1antveB! Eight Feet high, and weighing over
sc0 poundf will appear nightly Aiss Amer, years
Ole, aEu 80 Inches High! the hness Small IadT IN the
World ap@i.d63Qlx
, 1864-04-25

On bis unt1TG soil.
eincc the great one departed. ue etill l,vss-his
memory shall never die. Far as the wide range OF
civilization extends, his works are read. The Hin.
doc md the LaIsander cquntl} with ourselves, Ap-
prcciate them. In his writings, the great shaks-,
peure f1ourishes in immortal youth. When the
conqucrors OF earth shall have been forgotten, he
cherished IN The memories Of grateful world.
Each succeeding age does bin greater homage,
and when man shall have attained to the highest
and then cnly will the value Of the services which
he rendered to humanity be really appreciated.
Tue noble thouEhts to which hA nrlt give express;
their pnsiying: cleyating,. ennohltng innuence,
will laiEely tend 10 bring abont that for which all
men pIaHyI1he =! good time eomins Thea, and then
only will his euloGfum be writtcns then only will
theworld know how largely 1t has been indebted
to William Shakespeare.
The eniogy was gwen IN q very effective manner,
tue Close; 1hc mvor viii which il WI % reesiycd
was la1eelY due TO the delivery Or MI. Evans.
ITe Tonng Aaae5,his:es ae ~ TIE
II WAS understood to be thesr Inst appesranee. il
vas certainly more than creiitable. The audisnee %
Fbs sow5 s5 sfs = q se
Ny Ledeine Is On the Cold GIound,.:
Musical selections from Ire Tempest. ..oscbestra.
Overtur<-leuy Wives Of Windsor,
Reading leaI. I..::.-:+.-.-:...E Evelyn Evans,
Plano sulo-Fantaga Lorina,-Cona-
posed and performed BY. Louis staab.
Song-Dream Messengers, (Grsben
yoin hoson so1oafantasi. sar Mari, r. S Dos'TaeE
FtnsIsMNstio1ai a Lin Of ali Nations G sn
All the different Items Of the programme were
well received and each artist drew forth encore.
The aceumpanyist, whose name wns not on the
bills, deserves passing mention youth Of great
promise his manipulation was excellent
THE eCPFXR
At the conclusion Of the public soiree In Bryan
Hall the leading members OF the Society and invited
gues,a adjourned 10 the European Hotel where
supper was In waiting. The delicaeies Of The sea-
son were there, with real foyAl baron OF beefa
rdngt0Is. Toasted sentiments were freely offered
and responded to, and the occasion was one Of
much interest the speeches being full of allusoaa
TO the Immortal bard and his writings Tie late-
ness Of the hour fosbtds the publication OF an e1-
tended report.
The German celebration was held on Friday
evening IN the German Theater, ON the corner Of
Wells and Indiana etrects. The tragedy Of "Msc-
beth was very cseditably performed, after which
poem by Caspar Butz was read, sketchln4 he
works and qualities Of tho poet, and referring to
generations by his writtnra. Al the conclusion or
the poem the hail was suddenly darkened, and
, 1864-04-25

ADVANCE n FAREs--The street Railway Conps-
nies OF this city will sell tickets Of twenty rides for
dollar after The 1st Of May, until then, they will
dispose OF tickets at the present rates, all iots Of
Greg g to be paid In Tceuhacks. Regular pasrons
viii. Of course, avail Themselves OF the seven days
grace remaining aud purchase freely.
, 1864-04-25
For GaIR.

For sALE:7GRoCERY AND PROV
chesp rent, DC. Horse. wagon, tF1rs,. WisA . y
AesoEteu stock OF good. bought prevail. 10 tho |
tlse. Apply tor one week ii liz West Madi 4oa str
eoshe9 Oh Destlalns6. Ap3lda9E1
, 1864-04-25

TnE Con1So or1RA-TnK czAR AND CAnrEs-
1Eh-At last we havc the libretto Of the torthcon.
ing opera Of the Chicago Musical Onion, one Of the
most 81
sndenis Of ,his forthcoming tlea the adsertise se
the many questions The public are asking. 1t will
ALSO i've the caa1 ef characters in the following:
Peter the Great, Emperor Of all the Russians, and
Peter lyanof, G deter1eT from the Russian army,
work both NJ carpenters In the employ Of Mr. Brown
in Ea4ttism. The ambassadors OF France and Eng
land. being advised Of the prcsence Of the Car,
either 10 enter with him into some treaties adrau-
.taSeoE6 to their country Or in case Of failure, TO
es fs hR o = esna esss and s &c Eb Elm Ga to 1ss
employs the stnpid, eelEcnnceitcd Bureomnster oi
ssardam to 1nd for him Russian b. the nams Of
aeter. The Mstor Eoes to worS bus Il Happens @ s' to
fall in with lvanol, The desertef, whom he brings
before the English embassador. Lord syndaam,
ireaties With him, and finally gives him psseport
with which be night eaiely ret over to England.
The people Of Saardam, being tod that the Czar Ia
in their snid4t, prepare for 1vAnod, the supposed
n the meantime the. French ambassador hss
found out the real czar, by telling him story OH
and succeeds in a1l his diplomatic objects. The
Cxar. whose presence at home ia needed to crush
rebellion against bis THRONE Is looking for 9 s9%e &c
The Tollandlsh authorities and English cEufsers
Seeing By chance the passpoEt thAt the English
embastndoF gave TO 1vanoH be eclEes It. as the
onjy chance d escape, giving 1vnnhoa anothe. pa.
, PEI Instead which be mnst no. opanh before
e &Is ~ F Saardsm eive the supposed Car t1van)a
ppnbiic pdb Il iecepion In the middle q the festive,
- da ss Seso sa9 Eta It. hs L.
~ snH {?hsteaneuL arc seen on the deck Of de-
na,tapr reseei, lynno2 opene the paper and 1ndF,
iitat P..ter NicllaeloW WAS the Car, who gtves
Inn tryoncdj good eituatiou, and consents TO LIE
msrfiace with Mary. :
, 1864-04-25

6EnoCs DIsAs1Kn,-An unfortunate occurrence
has happened In connection with the erection OF
the beautiful edidee for the First Uni-
tartan Church, on the corner OF Wabash
avenue and Hubbard Courts, It Is moth
Ing less than the settling OF the walls or the
building to that extent that they will have to be
taken down 70 prevent the fa Of the entire stroc-
lure. The foundations appear to have been iul-
properly placed 1t Is fact In connection with the
erection Of all large buildings In this city which in
order to enfnre stability, the TO- ndationa must
upon the blue clay which undefi1es the soil and the
stratum Of sand directly beneath: Whenever this
harmony Herewith, there has never been an In
stance ofeettling known. Qnicssand viii not sus-
tain heavy burdens, and builders should remember
thie. This disaster III cause increased e1pcn-
dture equal te one.thlrd Of the original e=tmated
coet Of the building,
, 1864-04-25

0ST.-straycd from the subscriber. oua lieht
= foSh or gIny Horse. Said Horne hsd sore neck.
FIJI sLH$su ~ pQlHnG Win rope hrouud 1t. WhoeynY
@ setoEn sa1d Horse. Or give Information where hc
~ y hnanq; W1 be suitably rewarded c. A. AVE
' o'~ = nooHs atnnlo. 1potd6l31s,1
gsSInA bAeE Newfoundland Dog. With ii, Of tall
LAG 70 whot yer will return 1t 70 F. McCiY.
SaS: s9tnes Milwaukee avenue and Union sHess.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-03-24
W. ARK C0AGRG RArHRR AmRAmAM
900. e@e M0@R-

w AaEIsaToE, March, Ia.

In order 20 supply the fesos required
% be drafted Tor ths navy, and 70 pro-
vide an adequate reserve goHss far ali
eonsingsneisax in addisiea 10 aSs hsndrsa
shousand men called for Fehrnary I, 1854,
the call 10 hereby Eaadss and daft ors
dared Tor swe handsed tAous&ad mem for
the miliEary service. aEny, nayY and ma.
rina corps Of khs Unitsd slate.
The proportional quotas fcf kAe differ
ent wards towns sowRships. prscints
o. election alssFiosss or ooankihs. viii be
maas known through TIA Psesass- Mar.
shal Gsaerals Bureau. and apeoaas will
% saksa OF tbs axediss and dsAeisnsies Oh
forDsT qaotaa.
The Tssb day OF April, 1864, Ia das-
ignatsd ~ the time ap 30 which shs SAN.
bers required from saah ward Of . city.
town &c., may be raised BIZ solaaksry
Enlistment, and dsafEs will & made n
each wsfd Of city, sown, &s., which
shah nos have Rllsd The qa0ss assigned
70 IL wilhin tbs tims assisnassd FOR shs
aaanbeF required % eli said aaosss.
The dxafts win be- eons9asnesd as sooa
aftss tae l5th af Arxil as praaaasahls. !,
49, kns gosssansai boantiss - sss paia
time he addisisnaI hoanliss sssss. On
and after that, one Aundssd dollars boaa.
sy cnly viii be paid, 10 provided 81 lha1
aes approved Jaly q, 1851.
omeial 4. LINCOLN 4
7. q. TowxszSD, Assistsns- Adj't Gea,i.
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st. p2ias ~ hs psAa R.arssak
- tsok 6sssjioa b say ID / tho ro.1
~oaidss2ls from Unaha, and ali rSSds
seaneesiag With i Eoala ssrniaa1s d
Ceanefl Hluik.
II - 5sspsslslaa aar mana M Mise sA.a.
wise sotsppoFasy dows tswa sakss az
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-. aQaE nnrtexn aptampossxz. xnaaias.
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PANT of ~ Rasd&s raalssaa, nsishAor.H
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T. We sasssfby azyiag, shAs, tbs pssss.
asnt be liked sha point o. sAs ewes,
tara AQsadAsy of Iowa. Eass a onsAA
City. Ths WssssEa hsaaaAsy % lows
ID The middis u tAs assia sAaaael Of the
MI.sasd rivsss ssd We aasasalIy supposed
tAAs the mad suaniag sRssswaxa xaals
START an the land fushsss Rass ID NJ
Srsaka and psarssf III point assixaAssst
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read viii ssaFs fran the aiddls al che
river; bas ne aoass u, end rssasr sssss
shings sxusAfally THAI 60 astanps to gsin
. lissls local pspalssisy By aaaking q
false hlzsasx ahaas Ms reads saaxsaag
from Council Blulks. S
We ass sakiasa - hass sAia dy the
fsrmiaaa ss all the rsads suasiag in eos~.
nscsian Nth the Pasias road, and are
willing shss eur osssmpossry shsad leo
old Abs saAss IN sbs Middle sf the river
wikh shs road and wsds to shs omsha
ahers wish IA. We woaad rashsz hove shs
ssrminaa al al shs osasy roads, shan tho
starting point Of the oas road.
TAsrs isRa ass as sa#slling ahoaa the
ssaEsiag poins Of The road. Ooansil
BiaaA has obsaansd all that bar citizens
ssss sxPscssd 10 obtain, By hsviag the
road start fsom . poias sssaadssssiy
W4ss from the sisy, and with this adj
vansags over oshsr poiass, viii soon be-
sons sas Of the Largest, IL not shs lasgsas
city la ths State.
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sHERHRF,s SALE,

NJ vfFta& 20 Ap@ataa execution TO me aiTecth
ssm khs ozzcs 81 The CLERK Of he Distxict Eowr4
Asttswsstaszas CsaatS, LesA7 ShAA pEocasa l.
sszg an Mas6Ag EAs 4lst DAP q MarSA l. D 1854
sstwssn - heaEs bfssa'eec& n, and asciset
2. u afsA5a aaF. ta fssMa ef Ahs Omuaty 7raas-
axazsa s1ReN, In tas aty Of CosRriI RlsTs, TIE b.
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Harris, ts~wat s-- sE--ee
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~ General Frssnons. 10 ma hear fron
well informsd sosrsss, Ia assigned 10 lbs
eommand % The Department OF ths S0ath
- placs o. HanetI aisncra, who, IL Ia
further reported, 10 to have . command
IN ths hsid. This sbsws that Mr., Lin
coin has bsecms sssioasly alarmed al the
strength displayed By the radical Rsruh-
hean presidential candidate, and tina
disposition 10 makes Of his rival Ia a.
severe Joke % was his crestioa es the
MounsAin Dsparsaasrt. Undsr the new
military rsgasss Il anasfsseod shas shs
Depassusas ct TIA Roash will BE- stxippsd
OF sFoopss and 20 kreueas will hare sath-
ing 20 do bat look after the dsykisx. ana
chew tho end Of hin wfashfuI fanoise.
sHsaat Old Abe expects TO kill araas
politically BY bringing him 60 Wsshias-
eons and kraHont Literally hy passing lam
in Che var OF ysllow fevss as Hilioa
Head. We ssn lm&ssns The faliawing
eoFrsspandsnse 20 hare passsd hsswssa
shsss sxo worthless i: ~
rsnoas 10 Lisesla III yoa ara mem
mated hy the Jans eonssassou, I viii Hi
year chances By fsasaias - . ssasap can
didsse againss yea.
Lincojs 10 Frsaaa1--Tr rot ven ana
yoaE pretensiona esf II she way. 4 hssAy
assigR yaa q tAs Dspsxsmest a shs
South, 10 shs hope shAl. Eliiag General
Aiseseli,s place. yaa Ray meet General
Mlk9esllss faSa- ASw Ia whas sssnsox IA
yesr plAa hsssss shaa my plaas-- Wori9.