, 1864-04-20

tErecouctlabe III ever. 1t 10 great pity tAat 1ne
sand day'e work lost already. Gentlemen, cannot
you settle the trouble:
Corr1DENoE.-Anothcr confidence game
was successfully played yesterday on q msu from
the country, who, to judge FROM ILLS appearance,
should have known better. A $l,001 dtuft WIS
produced, ahd On That the theft gaiacd perma-
nent, lrredermable loan Of $500. He will nercr see
hts money more.
New SONG BT WEDsTEn.-Root e. Cady ad-
vc.tiae in another column a new song By J.P
Webster, entitled ~ s:and on menory's golden
shore" It has = beautiful melody md charming
R0Gt Cady's new popular sheet music pAblfcar !
t'o1r. Which arc now lEzgely sought aftes East as
Bov,R BEo1uERs.-We would remind our
readers thct the stock Of cna, crockey. glass and
silver plated vnre, cutlery, etc; ;etc., for family
purposes, offered ii RETAIL by Bowen Brothers, at'
il well worthy an examination. Their ps1ces arc
aeo lower than the goods can be imported for Tt
this time.
LAKE TUHSE1--The workmen on the lake
tunnel lnye achieved depth Of forty-nine feet in
the shore elaf and meet with the best Of soil, be-
ing st1d bne caay specially htted fsr brickmak.
soad 9f 1os 1oa5 e5
prom,eeu, the tunnel Will he finished come months |
before the time appointed. |
o. p.>-,r, ,r .1--T,,. ry,e+ vr,,a la.
CHIN to be considered the Banner Ward Of the |
CITY, which ail Ill feel disposed to recognize It
th1 Mayo:n1ty election Btyan's minority Vas three
hundred and tfty.rx A. A. The election held yssteE,
nfiy votes, and that on poll less By nse hundred
'A'1'' @1@'' - @N
,Joux c, URE.-We are assured bv Mr.
rh, - ~ ,,,, m, t,c,-,,,t,or ~.s ,rro-rect 10
rc.a,,on to bis Intending to electoneer Tor o'snl
vauan the Sixteenth Ward He claims also to be
s1aight Republican and dcaiss tha. h7 ever snn-
Ward conpeThead banuer. We wlsh to DE- the gen
o. LIE oe''a''
PRISONER Fsc>rrn -.Iobn pcm,s WIN
~. comr,,,ct n; ,{ond,v 1ast IN +.%e hJa Wal AZ
shs Tacor5cr,a ron,t nm = cb.r.e of 1.rcenx vn,n.
aced n csr,nc ann ,af, rrster,av in the coolest
aseu ~ ceeapa ..1a IN s9euA' ~ ., .ns eooiess
Nnnui l1saEt1&o.e- Luz !augs "as 1ettine oHt
so , We Eaa 1scn n 70 r'S fne
sencs was nos alscorercd ~ some Hme alter
wards, and At lasl accounts he had not been recap
1ofed*
PERsoKAL.-Tle many friends Of DR.. Ed.
vim Powell win be p!eased to learn thss BY General
Order of Apna4 Ac h:s been awarded gold medal
surgeon Powell las been \ resident Of Chicago for
ten Or twelve years, was assistant to Dr.. Dauiel
tcs pa sne hnsa Aedlcni EoAese, and he has tac-
Sseafa !n t.annsMns 1. me nooes hospital Or the
eat fo o his 1ssa s sne haa md
Accurate and thorough eutEica fdu.
.. -
1xQUEsT.-An inquest was held YESTERDAY
Friedet-vho dicd m thc 1e4h to.t,ct t,,7n ,r,n.
riea receiyed ho,n beInr r7,n ever hv fra1,bt c,r
on the Chicago & Rock 1sland railroad +, Was
ELECTED in evidence that the bog tried to jump on
the platform Ct the Gar while the train was slowly
@Defi9g @ Ac9ff tS, f9aa, aop5c TO get free ride
Gown 1oWn taat ne misssd nc steps, fell down be-
tween tne carr, and that the Thcels passed aeroes
hts legs* The verdict Of The jury exonezated the
1at1oao company nom al blame.
FIEE.-The lard, sausage and packing
no4se u oon1' ect1lat' ,oc.'eo On s1c"nI asenae,
TWO o'oe3e souta OF INC Archetroad was destroFed
covered about O'Clock, No general alarm was
given, Towing to that fact the buildfnr 1Tas en-.
tlsely destroyed with most Of The stocF and IL
tures before the steamers could atrfye. The bufId
inr WIS inenrcd fnr 4SfsI which Il "a cafsmr1ad
viii cover it, iose the stock wss yalned nt ss1,
nave been the work ofa incendiarY.
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~ 'A@Ii SANITARY fAtR Il.
-. fscnea tnaih2ia o. Inc o1a Aansas cavalry, IL
Nv" ~ W ee'aeoco sHfs1ec enoes special orders a.
to' t"st oepata"eht o1 the Misstssippl VAL
Icy Sanitary Fair TO be held IN St. Louis, which haa
refuGees. TtIs department has not before been In
st3tuted n eonnec.ien With Sanitary Fairs. Chap
1angenente Eor The collection Of donsuons: he
1fesdmsa Il heart vii DO something to I'D them IN
MEETING OF TIE JornSErnrs SHOE
nAzEr.-A meeting Of the !: joarueymsn shoe
xnnKcrs. members OF The ''Jourueymen Cordwatn-
en- Association took place last evening In Rce's
4,aa n III M " Of The asso
pSyss ssn53s,; "a z3;S.,e
which have espea The b ot p1,ces 81
Of employers md employ ycd-srtmittea tts lit Of
~no n7o reused 10 Jon the association
to In. III nd ars11s ri.,J sso 1,5 a Wsb.ot
were desired 10 communicate he tact to the
Bosses Association at their meeting On Monday.
Ihc1e arc at present no shocmakeTs on strike,
iaeed 4 sisn The 3ournsymea's iii having CONSENT.
Gu 10 pay 1aep'ae
r,o.'NWe no,,ca .r,,,, ,:s.snt. - ~ c-,dcne. ~ If
'S.,M. -4s"s 49, - .. ~ ~ 1900 ~
growing pubic arpFseaauoD o. me neW esssem o.
phyelcal training, IN the establishment OF NORTH
weatc1n Normal Instituten for physical education
in ChicsEo Tho Institute il incarp o7nted unde-
the following high auspices, showing the estimate
In which the new eyFtem il he d ~ those in our
community who, from their connection with edu-
cational processes are best oused to judge of its
yAlpc.
Coaduc.o7=-o. ". Powers, 1. L.; and J.E.
PowtTs, 4. N.
Bo0ru Of I4Bs'ees-W. II. We}ef, President
Hon Luther Haven Daniel Brnfuard NJ D. Rev
r, " put1ersop D. D. Her Robert ClarksDu, D.
D., lion. Vnn t. Ates}ns, Il. i. johnson. H. D.,
Prot, F. n. Fax, Rev, T. u. Eddy. D. D.. Rev.
Justin 4. Smith, D. D., Thos. B. Bryan, Eeq., E.
" Blatchiprd Prof & Edwards. bloomington,
III, Rev J. n. ssurteyant. D. p, Jacksonv!l'e NJ,
T1FnT
Aenry romeroy. Wisconsin, Hon. J. I: p1ckaEd,
!aen " nsrs 1musaa F3op; pot..r. a. ~
Enmxiners T5- ln;<-H. G. Spadord. Rev. q.
Il. Humphrey, s'cnrv johnson, T.. B. Tan, Prof.
Z. Andrews, H. D.. Prof- G. IL Alien.
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HISTORICAL SOCIETY. line regular hon'n'
i meeting Of the Chicago Historical society was
held yesterday afternoon. the PRESIDENT, ". L.
Ne#bef1s- oecup.ing tue chaI.
The Secretary, W. baf1y, read the LIST Of con-
t11bndone to ths hb5ary and coaecuons during me
ram % s. contrIbutoTe: e. Of Eh,ch were bonnd
pookE, a1d a. uaoouna Doohs Or pampne!s@ tne
tA.ance were hewepapers ano manuscripts. =
Elye boxes were receifed from the family Of Dr.
Great variety of valuable letters and pamphlets:
one OF the pamphlets w1s Journal o! the Missouri
Convention Of 1ael. In exceedingly valuable d0cu.
nent: 6i1teen bound volumes were received from
transactions 1or 1868; large number OF valuable
historical documents we're also received from the
Historical Eocicy Of Quebec. hi. Chesborueh
prcsented an entire fet Of Colonial documents Of
ton from Lieutenant Johnson o this ctv OF eecesh
nutocrapi:s coutribrtiope uf eeyera yarahIs Gains
bv j. a. Conrnd bankcr Of thts rtty smnn- rvhir,,
arr the silver dollar Of =. and 1s0O-both rare Mr,
Na-z.