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10 Tie army during four months, amounting to at
leaet $il0,vC0 worth, including TIC contributions
Qfsh71ates.
SOLDIERS RELIEF SoC1ETY.-The attend
ancc WAS unusually large Saturday, at the meet
ing Of the society for the Relief of Soldiers' Fam
lilies, there being IN addition TO the former men,
bers, large delegation Of German ladies' present.
They reported the decision ut their meeting was
that they should combine their efforts With
this Society, and they propose to throw their con-
tr1lut!oua into the common fund, and they vii,
rislt and distribute to the families of German SOL
diers-making their collections monthly, and pay
Ing over to the Treasurer Of the Young Mems
Christian Association TO- which It Is xuIfllay-
Ihe proposition met with hearty approval, md
eass sorea Fl sasor OF the was nnan
Mr.. Greenebaum Waited The meeting to satisfy
himself as to the manner and extent Of the work
Ing of the Association and expressed himself we'll
satisfied and warrants that the German ladlcs will
sse sss bod @ sS 1s,,s o Z h and "as
Germans arn rs iamo9s for their lIberaiity as the
soldiers are tor their bravery an valor, and they
WI DC ali 10 their power to advance the objects
The Marion reported Es ths number Of applicants
rai,s shoes, $50 worth OF provisions, &c.
C64eetions-The following sums were announced
ed t. the rn k;
Mrs. 4. Tu1nnan, from United Brethren Church,
IsGsy 4 a. %h'si ssfssa = he s Tsih. %s
s H5sn e. a1s fl Mss Rus
number Of families and relieved their wants.
Other business OF a comparatively unimportant
nature was transacted, and the Socelty adjourned
METEoEoLoG1cAL--TAc following Is the
meteorological record Of the week ending satur-
day, February 13, 1874, as kop. by 7. Mottzum,
f9rurrist No 1919 West Raudotnh street. Tho
, 1864-02-14

ciul 10 tue TRIBUNE that the 6lst Illinois Infantry,
Gel Dnaloy, leaves Louisville to-day en- roufs Tor
1h's dty.
pAnToS's L7rEoF GFN. BUTLEn--Nc pnD-
lirhed liberal extracts from this interesting so
lime in cur issue Of Saturday morning. Ano noto
ia give more Of the same eozt In Few asys- a.
nm evidence Of the great popularity OF tn1s "oek,
,.a r,p,d state that S G. Qiggu & Co. have eold
,,o,c tban one thousand copies Of It during the
1,uaI month. !
COMMITTED FOE PEn5uRx.-Last night an
1,gahman paned Patrick White WIS lodged in tbs
cells. on a complaint Of Coroner Wagner, who
ctargcs him with haying committed perjury in
giving hie evidence At inquest held on the body
Of Mira Macintosh, who died rather suddenly
on Frtday evening, In consequence OF the alleged
brutality Of her husband.
No LAncEs7.-A Bohemian girl, servant
In the family of J. N. Patterson, residing ut PIG
Wabash avenue, WIS tried before Justiee Hoising-
ton on Saturday, for the alcdeed larceny of bis
cuit, cookies a dozen towels and cotton shecL"
The chargc was not sustained and the gil ~as dis
charged.
PERSONAL---VERY.. Goo. ". Lane, the learn
ed and distinguished Professor Of Languages In
Cambridge University. spent last week in this
city. 1t wac his first visit, and in common with
Ill strangers, he freely expressed hs admiration at
~ ..as.s ~ - 1osrs ~ H. -. -, r,o.s.-
morning.
STul LxAnS1sa.-It has truly been said
That the wisess among us Is not too old TO Learn,
srd It would sccm that the rule will hold good
With such q man es Agassiz, Of whom It may al
mos, s,e eaid that his knowledge is universal. He
WINS iooAioe W E.,aa, msH ~ s'.,. 19u n4Sa uau
oeen tasee alo' 'ae -, Anet a. suo "ase. - "o'As,
ano saao tna1 tae9e were e"s SPECIFICS Fep1eseatco
IN :hnt ntue eonecton winch no nao nese9 oelHe
seen. "ho WILL shy toat coleaso ean my no ea'1n
to originality
THE WEATHER AND TIE ERoADs--Ihe recent
spell Of mild, moderately frosty, agreeable winter
weather has operated materially to the interests Of
city consumers OF produce. The farmers have
been enabled to come in with their teams, and
prices Of some things arc once more within 1ea-
sonab1e figures. Esgs have declined 10 twenty
ccnts FILLING from sevents-dvc cents per dozen In
I've days. The street market on West Randolph
street waa wan filled on Saturday With hay aud
coal. and under the competition thus wrought,
prices suffered propozhouA1e dtm1nnHon-
"A IhonAbLE SAsh os 'dhohtAoN.-Oa oat
urday forenoon IN Inquest WIS held at the Third
Precinct Police Station. by CorunerW Wasne1, upon
nnle fatus nearly i've months old which was found
by somc boys uuder the sidewalk at the corner Of
Wolcott and Eric stsrete. It Was wrapped up In
f'Ee undcscloth1ng, anu haa ene nmahcsl eofd
nA.4 4 &u~r n3na
, 1864-02-14

FOR SALE.-Great Bargains.
Il 5000 acres Of Land, on the line Of the Logans-
Tire, lands high and rolling. and within three
miles OF Raflroad Sations Chasworth and Forrest.
be sold cheap, cast, balance in nye
ytaIs At ex per cent inteE.s There Is Beet Sugar
90 better M snds in The State; Aasress er apply to
to J. 6T1ILWE1L, ESQ, Chatsworsh, Illinois.
, 1864-02-14

+ Slat1e:s Gold nnd Grain Cl1art.-Jamcz
]. sladc, Esq, has Just issued very complete and
comprehensive chart, showing ut q glance the
fluctuations in gold. ut Nav York, and MOI wheat
corn and oats in Chicago, On every day during the
year 1868. This chazt fs interesting and valuable
for reference, and Will meet with a large sale
among commission merchants. bankers and gram
dealers. Wc trust the chart Will be 10 libesally
pat1onizcd that Ar. Slalc will publish 1t annually
hereafter.
, 1864-02-14

NOT LlKENEss.-A case Of considerable
interest to artists was decided on saturday, b.
Justice Hoisington. 1t seems that Stephen hite,
q we'll to do farmer, contracted with Forbes, the
artist to paint from daguerreotype Of deceased
daughter, portrait, and that when 1t WIS finish
ed, thinking that 1t was not correct likeness, he
refused to pay seventy-dye dollars, the price
agreed upon. For this Forbes brought suit, and
trial wns kad which resulted In verdic. boE the
defendant, with costa. 80 =:
, 1864-02-14

Among other encouraging communications anu
donations. the Committee have rccci' cd the fol"
1owingiDg:
UoUsE OF REPRESENTATIVES.,
WASHINGTON, Feb. l., l95a.
John 3, Scan1on, Esq.
DEAR s1n,--1 am In eeeeIpt::ot yo1r iayo1 oisoth
ult-, with enclosure asking aid in behalf Of the
Grand National Fair to be held under tho auspices
mend them to my sense Of justice, right, and pa
enclose check for One Hundred DollaEs and
would giSe all I'M worth # by 70 ;,t 4o.n soua s,,
Very sincerely yours FERNANDO Woon.
LATTEa: THox cor. rAtEs,
&c: :: Fi.zpa'tsisk Esq, Secretary OF tho 1r'sn
DEAR s,n:-Your favor Of the a9th nit. has been
received. assure you Of my high approval OF tae
objects OF the Fair. the anaclloraton OF the CON
dillon Of the people Of ireland. and tho promoson
Of The cause Of IRISH nationality"
hare always fplt sincere sympathy Wltn ta9
struggle Of tho Irish people for Independence and al
greet. in your movement, one OF ms mems "
which, not too blatant dsy, may b. ~ addsd "a
another to tic list Of t.ireo nations" Waal pc
most happy 10 contribute in sesson, 80 Tar as my
limited means will permit, to promote the object
lam, sIr, very respectfully, youE obed!ent ser
want, -L~ ktcHARD YATES.
LETTER FROM posFAAs1En GENERAL BLAIR.
Herewith send Jon a check for twenty;aso do!;
a fa to ths 1sh a1V %
Ireland, and rejoice IN the conviction, which daily
grows stronger, that the days Of tho oppressors-
tho hnughly and hcartless British arlstocfacy-arc
cy ofthis olious class We owe tho planting OF
slavery on th1a continent, and consequently all the
horrors Of this civil war Which now shakes the
there viii soon be an end put to the rule Of che
oppfcrEor In Ireartt-aud 10th pasties to UNDER
eiand ft-tor wtsilft tho Irish. with the gallant
Shields, hleashes, Mullsan, and other true sons
ltnt, The Nrjtis artsocracy, with scarc:ly an cx:
tcp&ion. openly aympathlze with the rebels-and
THU, notwithstanding ileir affected horror OF SIS
vtty for the pcrpotuation Of Which the rebels arc
fighting. Yours, truly, NJ B1A1R.
~. c. s. F17zrAr1uoK, Cor, ser. I. II. +.
, 1864-02-14

TIE WHISKY INTEREST IN TIE BoAnp or
TRApE.-At the meeting Of the Board Of Trade, on
Saturday, the following memorial. petltioning Com
greea to ta1 highwines now On hand, VIE present.
ed and by vote, eigna:uses were Invited. This had
been numerously signed, when one Of the dealers
in the wtaky interest entered his protest agatnat
this action Of the Board of Trade, as BODY, and
demanded that the petition be suppressed. In
this demand the President Of the Board acqutesced,
and Withdrew 1t in opposition to the evident
wishes Of nine-tenths Of the members OF the
Board We give the memorial and the slgna-
tures:
CHICAGO, FEB. IS, 1874.
To the Senate and House Of Representatives,
Washington. D. c.:
1petitioness-mcmbe1so Of the Board OF Trade
md Merchants OF Chicagp-wouid respectfully nsk
Of your bonoEably body that = tax be placed, by
the law now under considerAttou by Congress-, on
all hiehwines On hand, in order TO ennbe the dis
tller 10 compete with those on hand, supposed to
mount in round numbers to Mt least 1,0ji000 bar
sfe1s, Or IN eight months supply. We feel sure
that unless this is done no revenue will be realized
, 1864-02-14
LAW INTELLIGENCE,
4 Fee of Four Thousand Dollars.
HABEAS CORPUS CASE.
RECORD OF GASES IN ALL THE
COUNTS.

CIRCUIT CounT OF THE UNITED srArEs.-The
time Of this Court yesterday was occupied by the
:rial Of suit brought by Goodwin, Larned j.
Goodwin against James Luddlngton.
This Was suit for fee to tho amount OF four
thcaaand three hundred dollars, which plaintiffs
claimed that they lad earned in conducting the
case Of chickeripg and Luddiucton vB. Fai:s, Lie
and othcrs. In that case Goodwin, Lssned T.
Goodwin were COUNCIL fa. Cnickezins and Lnd-
dington, and alter spirited and hard fought con-
test, obtained . final decision against their cll-
ente, in the Supreme Court Of the State.
Plaintiffs introduced the testimony Of qrlte 4
lumber Of the most eminent lawyers IN the city,
who were acquainted with the na:urc and amount
Of the work account Of which they brought suit.
These testified that tho labor performed and ability
displayed in tho conduct Of the suit in question
wele worth, In Case Of that magnitude, anywhere
from Eve to ten Thousand dollars Defendants at
tempted TO rest upon the podtiou that at the time
the suit was commenced there vas an understand
Ing between them and the attoracys TINT unless
the suit Euccessfnl the latter should be aatis
fed with half q fec. The verdict showed, how
ever, that the jury We're not convinced that any
such understanding existed.
As the value Of the property involved in the suit
Was nearly two hundred thousand dollars, as the
suit itself was Of 4 somewhat speculative charac-
ter; AS 1t appeared that the counsel, plaintiffs in
this case. at the time Of nndertakjn II fnforrned
-. -N's - -1e.e 'AAs - !"o1uso
their clients Of the hazasdons naturc OF the litiga-
lion in which they were entering, and detuded
~ ,h.t 49, y. aau as !. WAS
had prosecuted the case with great ability and
perseverance,, and only lost It because It was I'M
possible to win it. ths Jury thought them entt-
tied to verdict for the whole amount ci.imed,
riz: four thousand three hundred dollars.
Stark and Dexter for plaintit1a; Sidney Smith
'uI ueit.s--.- 49,
fn,eos ro1,,,ts 1,sa 6iea vs.to.a.~ ~ ~ - Tt.t u
o'F "to 4 ses'e@oA5 " 9ona hEo"n
OF Ayone, N tn1S county. on account of his sou
George Brown, a boy Of fifteen years and n,no
n,ooth. .rh, Ian bor,. . t-... -.
wt,h ~ n',osa ~ 4" .;s sue, osscas1oy
sna so,t.t.a ~ .,s..,'l. E ~ eso., oa. ran away
nno enuslea LII nlaogea naattfJ- Tho buy, aow-
ever at the time the petition filed had not taken
the oath OF enlistment. .Tha witt wss jssued.
pporATr Cornr ~ th1s car,+ .astssssv :,
~ ;'Wo ~oot., sesteluas, II
he1ng the last DAY OF the term the docket WIS
called, and all Claims unaisposed Of In which there
was no aupeasanc4n behalf of The r1.,rosnts 1rcrr
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rae psln1ax Aaa1-e1.s T1ss,a TA1.e.

Tho Wl1xa1 kAaatxo&44 T1AAs Tx,1sG.
x1cmaAn esR-31.-pxror FOOT uz aAKasz9rar
Detroit kxp1<.. ....~.., s:is = N. Is 1, =. Il.
beoas eto't E1pless: n. iosSp NJ
A1sA. CENT. C1ACKNA71 AND Lou1sy1LL1 Ipt.
NJ Morning Esploas s:15a. Y. 1es: p. N
mcAlsAF scu7HEsN-oEPoz coRxxe sAF aua41
AEO sHKRHAx sTREETe.
+4,ay Express. ...-.....- 61s q. N. 1855 p.r:
t.Ssss fs'sf Ss5Pss;s Sis i SS $
DETROIT TRAINS,
Leave. Ar I've.
+RssynIs;! +Psy Eap5sss E4srss: sS 1Sso 2.
1IhouENAT1 ALB LIN.
Uutoa Depot, West Side, near Madison ~. Bridge
1sy RI E12Isss:: .....-.--- ss9am n s:$sa. 4,
u1AaHxAa AM 1H1-1oa 1sD1.NA9o11g A,a1,
'*'LoE1syn1H-
Nistt E1pis.s: :::-:-::.: SIC ?. = 1o:s6p: =.
Day Psstense:-.-.-.. sSs.n 9:mp. N.
a{5s s.P1s Rs3t IS = i
5yds Pafk T1aiE :.....12:6o m- Eas p n.
hyde Park Train. -. ...-.. b:f3 p. n. 6:s5 p. n
Mail and Accommodate. 400 q. m. o:lop. ms
t$S$ ttS$$h$ fsTssS 5';ss. r;;,... is5$ a.
ns saVe eapFSss q sG ps5enpe
trnina aTriVe IN Sn7edsv erenin11 aAu Nv
cn~,1 nr1ra ~ tv1rT r1s-g p-,a. 9.S4E,
Isava Pittshe aci1 a AZ n ~ n n ~ -
A;va nPP55d1lsh P5ls 5 ?. n. S a. m ,'53 sS9s n
u N. York
Al1ent'n}
III ThIis; te:eSR eeo n. 1sesm sss ~ 34sp. n.
Wath'n:. 500 ?. m: ICES .. N. ECO P. N.
,,,lr,n p.s.enss1 AAo 1aso o.fsH o1za'' ~ aan
Fn1toE P4ssetge1.. e1...-..-.t1:s0p p. n a.E-
E5et POI Faassages s. .'': ED s.n. .G4sp'm N
Rockford, Eletn, ,Fo1 River
and 6tsta IJnt. 4.t,D y. Il. 11.f1n A. m
esEs7s Passenger .....:. 6:sop.n GMs. n.
r., pa,aenpea GaloAeo AHo Il, s5; no91s u p,cn -
5eAss = s5sE'as XE'Si'stoa' A. ss' ~ ,n - -
oHcAao ANp BOOZE 1s1A1o.
NlSht AxPfess 80. ....I:H p. ~ - =. m
Jcltat Accommodation Gol p. n &c =. a
CHICAGO, BUH1HaroH And quuoy.
LAY ESors ts s.---.--.--..-~ e:15 T. u. 100 N
tN:Ket E1pfcaa l:S9 p. n - :. u
B&, Pnul Exuress LIB D. n. Hess 8. N.
Mosss1 MSnsas5s s4esn{ s1ss2tsd ts'tatd'7' e'ss''e
o.,o1ar IND roRrHTss1x ooxxz m-
x1x AND rxsr WATER 1rExs7E
Morning Paseenger...-... Egy q. n. o:V o. u
Day Express. l:0 ?. N. 1oo P n
@-z.....- :-.%.-@-~-.--
n TNE M . TTI FITS RETtV ZEN
, 1864-02-14
- =. S3s,fe2I-N
Expenses for the four months Of September, Oc.
1ol er, November znd Deccmbcr:-
Acenis in the field and travelling cx.
&313IG3

The amount paid ont for drsyage, labor, loading
worth ofpurchaees1 but upon all the supplies sent
10 the army during four months, amounting to at
leaet $il0uco worth, including The contributions
QfsHf1atts.
, 1864-02-14


The agent Of Mcasrs. Herring & Co. Is circula
ting printed letter purpoEtinE to have been writ
ten by T.. j. Ross Treasurer Of Story county lows,
and stating that one Of Lilies Fire and Burglar
Proof Sa!es was destroyed In the oaics Of said
Treasurer.
The authorship Of tho letter Ia undoubtedly with
Herring s Co. In It Mr.. Ross ia made to say, =. I
give the statement solely benefit Of the pub
He, wko may learn how said Safe stood the fire,
and that they may be warned BY my experience
and not lie deceived as WINS by false representa-.
tions." The public may juilge what the = fa1se
Representations rrc when they arc told that Mr..
Eos6 has never had any business transaction with
tive information that he has never had nor nsel q
Safe made hy Lewis Lille, nor has any Safe Of
Ar. Lilies make ever been used in said county
1fEce; nor has any Safe Of such make been sub-
ected to test BY fe or destroyed as represented in
the letter alluded to.
This Is not the first attempt Of Messrs. Herring
q Co. to traauce the well earned reputation Of
AesE1s. Il. i Co.'s making IN attack like the one
above stated Mr. Lille, after fully refatiug the
calumDy. makes the following broad statement
over bis own name, which speaks for itself:
ZIP to tho present time not R1Dgle Safa or my
make has been burnt up or lost It's contents by any
glars and II Herring & Co. can show IN instance
10 The contrary. will agree to put myself under
manufacture OF Safes and Locks whenever the ap-
plIcatlon is made and the proof established"
We may IN lcw days take the pains TO show
nesfs meg g:a &C. " gd 0f
ter for them to try an bring mp the standard OF
their work to that Of Mr. Lilies rather than re-
duce his to their standard.
General Western Agent for Lilies Sales and
, 1864-02-14

SpnDES DEATn.-About noon On Saturday,
an old woman named comiska, about 81 years of
age, residing on North, between Jefferson and Ca
nal streets. dropped down dead On the corner OF
Canal and Mitchell streets. An inquest will be
held to-day OF to morrow,
, 1864-02-14
Chicago Gribnue,
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY Il, 1864.
THE CITY.

Still THEY CoME.-Welea1n from epc-
cl 10 the TRIBUNE that the 6lst Illinois InfantrJ,
Gel Esalcy, leaves Louisville today en- 'pufs tof
1h'e civ
, 1864-02-14

----- . SGt14b.J3
This amount does not include the receipts Of
the G Northwestern Fnir, which amounted to
6;s,tos,sa. Money paid out BY the Committee
ehased as specified. on pages y and ss-bal-
1etin... 50 51l.46
Packages for same, barrels. boxes, bags. 6.7s
@enis. made 1t Var Com. Room. s,os.u
TrtnunE ...-...-.-....-.-.--..... ~ a39.>S
pr8yage ..........--......---...-. 930.5l
Labor, asserting, marking, packing, load
ing cars, &c. &e.....-.................. 4s5.G5
Iostage. l5t.tQ
CooEe-age.. e.....::-.-.--:...--. -.:.....-.:.. 1881
Snudnes, including tacks, twlne, mills,
vels, ....-:..-..-:..........:.... oaao
, 1864-02-14

i. Movements of Prof. Agasslx.-on
Thursday the distinguished naturalist ylslted
the Chicago Academy, kept by Misses Lane md
Baker, and after listening to some Of tho school
exercises, addressed the pupils with that earnest
ness, force and simplicity which are quite Us tax
ing with children as with adults. On Friday be
ylaited the High School, but 1t being unfortunate
IL public day. he had no opportunity OF seeing
tho working Of the school, To-day, Monday, tho
Professor Ieaye9 for Ottawa.
, 1864-02-14

EOR SALE.-F'arm tor sale, one
8$ mile east OF Huntlay station on the @. l. c. o.
+. =. in McHenry county. ~. said farm contains
and Barn fruis trees, &c There fifteen acres of
Winter Eye on rhe GROUND. and nifty acres q Fall
fnlf eash down. baa1ee In Jeasly installasnts For
The premises Of {. 3. ALBRo, at WaEne station.
Gu rage cuuntYt III. B. CADY.
Fo4xH -1r7
, 1864-02-14
A. L. WMNE,
General Western Agent for Lilies Sales and

Or. Efgc1oN.-In great cities like Chieaeo
there ia always an oAcrFhelmfng amount OF hu.
man suffering, the result OF solitary indulgence,
sexual abnse, Or unwttting contact, which des.fuc
tive as 1t s 10 the physical system, and 20 little
Understood BY the majority Of even well:edneated
physicians, can bo successfully combatted only BY
him who has made the study Of this class OF dis.
eases especially. Foremost among these stands
Dr.. Bl9clow, whose surprising skill has enabled
him to cnre tho most virulent cases when all hspe
Lad departed. None need despair Aoweva deep
may be their suffering. however strongly the dis.
sase may hare fasteasd itself into their sybtem'
by the aid Of his matchlesa SKILL bis extensive
pericncc md nnremitting application, Tie worst
may be cured speedily, safely and thoroughly
diseases, should eau, without hesltation Or delay
on DR.. c. Bigelow, 81 his office, No. 1T9 ClarE
street, on the corner Of Monroe. fsl4-wfBl-lt
GMd1c -ss Caxe:-John r. Walsh, corner o.
ceived ~. Jjoe's Cave" Merchants and bankers
Register for ls6, and the lsteft edition Of the Ma
tiola1 Gank Law.
Cnd5ce's Caye.-John r. Walsh, corner o'
Nmdison Street and Custom House Plnee has re-
ceived Cudjoe-s Cave, Merchants and Bankers
Register for 1864, and tho latest edition Of the
tj+@v,A1 Rn11} Tn,,v
, 1864-02-14

A CADEMY OF MUSIC.
IL Washington tzeot.betveen Clark aud De&sbosa,
ARLINGTON. KELLY. LEON DpNHIKRRn
- ~ $ TA ELS.
MONDAY EVENING, Feo. 18th, and every eyentuf
turing the week. First wAeK of the magnificent
stnh,oRtsn sh .a, F:scs 4 TIE aaRpy Nan Or Pc Trsa
&c the best alterpleco ret produced. FTss xcek q
tG t6e MIstsr9ns Eisitanon: The Victim or v.co and
1ae flclo1h lillian immense success pt D. H. LatkAH
Monster Concert, laes week Of It's production; When
;5onnnS Sqmes Marching Hone; Uncle sau. Grans-
8o'clock P. II, '1stA3 ~~
Cocrs open att O'Clock, commencing 1t sp. NJ Az.
mission cents: 9tats secured thrnugh the day 80
fe1!w76c-1w
, 1864-02-14
I To Consunlpt1ves.

! To Consunlpt1ves.
The Rev. E. a. Wilson'S remedy for Consnmp-
tfon, Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds, and Al
phlet giving the prescription and short hlstoffy
Of bis case, can be obtained OF Fnllcr, Finch j.
Fuller, Druggists, II and Is market street. Chi.
cago. jay13u48-1m
Spfrftnalfan1.-Warren Chase will lecture al
m. and ~ O'Clock evening. Admission fee.
te12.2t
, 1864-02-14

Go TO 1uE BZsr--Go 10 Bryant l. stsatton's
Chicago Commercial College, to got q thoroush
dress !snclosing stamps) Bryant & stratton, CHI
cago, Illinois.
e House and Sign Painting, Ca1c1mining
Glazing and Gsaining. Paper Hangipgs aud Win
dow Shades selling Wholesale and retail at New
York prices. +. E. R1anT, So Randolph st.
Box 5BSS. jaye2-ub3t1m
, 1864-02-14
8x .. m. eXp.m p. N.


POLICE MArTERs.-The bail cases inyesti.
gated 1t the Police Court On Saturday, will bo
found below. The most Imp ortaut Is the arrest OF
Young Til1inghast, upon the charge OF forgery,
the particulars Of which are there recountcd-
Discharged Susanna Bigger. who WIS yesterday
arrested upon the charge ol the larceny OF ten dol
Lars from Ma1y Martisett, was e1amined and dis
: 2f7ekstsr Punsshed-senior Mandal, q Clark
street dry goods dealer. waacharged at the Police
Court. with the ln1ceny ofa I've dollar treasury
were briefly these: Mrs. Keefs purchased blu
Of goods amounting to 81 q, and in payment ten
dcIed a note Of the decentralization Of I'VE dollars.
one end Of which WAS slightly torn. Mandel re-
fused to receive it ut its par value, and as the wo-
man had no other money kept tho whole for ths
goods A. charge fos Larceny pre-
came mp for investigation. Aftor d hearing, the
charge was changed to dlsorde1ly conduct, upon
to thS Se
Rmount Of the bill md the amount paid, and thfee
dollars and costa In addition:
prominent mnaiclan Of this city, Waa On Saturday
arrcsted upon the charge Of forgery: The young
man 10 less than eighteen yeafs oM, and Il TIE
from he Peattentiary. Tho boys parents ase per-
this blow falls crashineiy. The circumstances are
SIX % dollars vas presentsd M .. fse counter Of Cool
baneh T. Co., Bankcss. bearing the signature Of E.
D. Raymond q Co. This was soon found to be a
covered in the person Of young Ti1lfnghast. When
brought up at the Armory for trial. he waived an
examination and was held to bail in the sum Of
$aU 10 1Ealt the action OF the Grand jury.
!. TIE CHAMBER OF CoMMERcE.-1he inter-
cst which year ago.was active tninausurating tho
movement for new Corn Exchange Or Chamber Of
Commerce In opposition to the Board Of Trade,
met on Saturday at the office Of Robert Rae, No.
10, Dole's Building, and perfected their organiza
ton It fs not intended, we helieve, to 60 into SC
,ive operations at present. but an organization was
necessary to aaye the charter. The following are
the officers selected:
hesident-T. ]. 8. Flint Of Flint = Thompson.
! VIte PTxsIdan&-A. C. Stearns, Of Stearns y Co.
1IeutKrsr-Chas. H. Walker, OF Walker. Bron-
con & Co.
Seere&Qrp-Robert Rae,
Dfreaors-V. A. Tu1pin, Of Y. 4. TuIPi9 = Co.;
/. T. Mum, Of Mum d Scott: Chas. H Walker.
OF Walker, Bronson l. Co.; D. Thompson, Of Flint
s Thompson Thos. Hairless, Of Hairless Parker;
u. II. Foreyth, Commission Merchant; Das1d
kreigh, Of Hanback, & Krefgh: Clinton Briggs; Of
Ewing, Briggs g. Co.; T. ): Bronson. OF Walker
Bronson s. Co.; Henry Millward, OF Il. Mtllward
j. Co., and Il. McLenuan.
The act Of Incorporation required that twenty
one shares should be taken before organization,
and these wcrn readily obtained
, 1864-02-14

Yates Sharpshooters.-Thc' d crack shots''
arc marching up to Capt. ]. s. Reynolds recruiting
ofrce In the Court House yard aud enrolling their
names among the gallant boys OF the Yates Pha-
lanx, goth ILL., few more good earnest men will
be received, and those who wish to enter the SER
wee with a regiment OF veterans. whose oa1cers
hare been tried and stood No. l, will not fail to
improve this opportunity.
Lost.-A lost boy was brought to the Police
Station, corner Of State and streets,
ut p. m. on Saturday. Had on a plaid jacket,
brown etraw hat, brown aud red comforter
and leather he1t. Can be found at the Home OF the
Etftu1Iess