, 1864-04-16

Nt*NNN~H -
WARD MEETINGS LAST N1aHT.-The Ward |
meetings last night were unusually well attended
In the Eighth, at Rzisers. On Sampson street, |
there was splendid gathering. Tbs honest loyal
men were out in great numbers and exhibited the
right Kind OF spirit. We are hopefal OF excellent
results in the Eighth Ward.
The Seventh Ward meeting, on Morgan near
Twelfth street, was also well attended. Excellent
speeches and singing were the features Of this
meeting. It would Be glorious If the stronghold
OF John comis1y and Denny cough1in-she repre-
sentative men Of the Coppetheads in the Seventh
Ward, rhou1d be taken. It wou1d not surprise Us
If We should able to announce. on Wednesday
morning AFTER the Charter Election, that the Re-
publican candidates are elected. Such IN an
nouucement Hould rejoice every loYal heart in this
great city.
Thc9u was a meeting Of our Swedish fellow
citizens Of the Fifteenth Ward last night, on Chi
ago Avenue, near Wells street. Excellent
speeches were made By John Wentworth, Deacon
Harvey, and others. In each Of the other wards
OF the North Divisions there were enthusiastic
gatherings Of the Union votets, OF vhichw can
not further speak becauee OF the press upon our
columns. They were well attended, and strongly
indicative of success.
MEssRs. De GRAFrR Il PooLE.-1t has Ger
tain1y someth1ug to do with the present strike of
| Messrr De Giraffe & Poole, at their elegant quad-
| ruple store on the corner Of Randolph and State
streets, are entirely Independent Of these "local
iesuee" their choice and seasouable stock Of rich
'xdd fashionable clothing for gentlemen's wear
| having been manufactured expressly for this mar
ket at the East In style, 1t is the claim Of the
| houee to equal the best custommade work, and at
| prices from twenty to twenty-five per cent less.
The drm fully maintain the reputation they early
/ = xnf- -fn1kx Ahn9 Ln-x,
clothing they better prepared than ever before
| to meet the demands Of an1ious mothers Of
growing lads. They meet also the requtsitlou
1heee latter viii appreciate Of giving pieaes Nth
| their goods. We eall attention to the house with
the satisfaction Of knowing that examination will
/ sustain their claims.
MEDICAL Assoc1AT1oE.-Ther regular meet
iug Of this Association WIS held LIST evening at
room No. 3, In the Court Honsc, Dr.. Adcock In the
chsir, This husineae ofthc evening consisted ps1n-
cipa1ly In discussion On the symptoms, contagisn
and method Of treating Puerpern Fever. The sub
iect being an important one, occupied considerable
time, most Of the physicians present describing
several interesting cnees that lately came under
their notice. A little after ten O'Clock, upon mo-
| lien Of DR.. Wickereham, the discussion WAS ad-
fourncd until the next meeting. Doctors Oran
Smith and Waite were chosen By the chair to CON-
mence the subject next time.
/ OBpuAEs' FA1u.-The Orphans' Fair which
has been held 1t Bryan Hall eineo Monday came to
seonc'uslon nss A9As. ~. ~
naA oseA ~. ~ ~ H. .asss,1. .,oa ~
ass, ~ aant.,hr,;a,s 49, ~ Tatto,1.
! parishes on the South Division. AS soon ~ the
present alterations in the Metropolitan Block arc
completed 1t Is Intended 'that fnirs shall be
held In the Metropolitan eall for the sama object,
| ~. MOTH ,nd Nest n,v,<fons cnnt,fhnt,no tha ar
lug Hol'a ena )" 81 'AS -
f.s!es 10 ne onefeo 1or eAe.
n.c,,,un- Thu ronrerhcod. ,ftbe Tan+b
0EGLlNEu.-AAo toPPeintAoe "a .uI Aen1o
Ward Mt their caucus, nominated Thco. T. Quincy
for Alderman, In Yesterdays Fuet he publishes
/ b,0 5.c,,r,+fon H.1. the GENE ueptl.n,n ,1ho
ois ueelnnuon' nc sne ,'u.9 ~, Aso" ~
ran for Alderman In tic Tenth Ward 1aat spring,
| The Cops will have to hunt for come ono else to
.t.,5 nrto h. tnocked dou,, .s th- ". ri nv, MI
se.oa o.. M pa.r,1,e.a ~ " t"''