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The Placer herald., 1864-11-12

A Ou1Er ELEcrIoN-Notwths tanang the
warmth Of the contest preceding the election,
the extreme bittsrn ess Of the Lincoln press,
and their attempts to excite disturbances at
the polls, it is gratifying to know that the
election was the most quiet and ordsry ever
held in the State. SO far as can be learned
there has not occurred single serious dis
turbance at any polling place in the State.
In this county everything passed of pleas
snttv, and in Auburn prscint not single
unkind or offensive word passed between op
posite par,izans during the day.
The Placer herald., 1864-11-12

C~ The Confederate cruiser, Florida,
la. been captured BY the U s. war steamer
Nassochusetts, in one Of the ports of San
Salvador. British island Of the Bahamas.
The Placer herald., 1864-11-12

WAR NEws-1bere is but one important
item Of war news this week, to the effect
that Gen. Sherman has burned the city Of
Atlanta, destroy ed the railroad between that
place and Chattanooga, and started with five
corps of his army to capture Savannah or
Charleston-each about 800 miles distant.
lie leaves two army corps, under Gen. Thorn
As. to occupy the attention Of Hood.
If true. this may be characterized as the
most bold hazardous movement Of the war.
The Placer herald., 1864-11-12
BIRTH s.

On the 2oth OF October Il sou to J. Ii. Baker
and wife. of Bakers Ranch
On the 9th inst to George Willmcnt and wife
of this place, Il daughter.
AT New Castle. Nov. 9th, the wife of 3. W. Diff
fendertfer. of daughter.
The Placer herald., 1864-11-12
MARRIED..

AT Sacramento. on Thursday. the Sd inst. by
the Rev. Father Gallagher. MISS MAGGIE KEEGAN
Of Auburn, to WILLIAM MCNERNEY of Newcastle
The Placer herald., 1864-11-12

NJ Gen. Mcclellan has resigned bis po-
sitien IN the army.
The Placer herald., 1864-11-12
DIE D..

Near Roscvillc, Placer county, Nov. 10th. Mar.
tina, daughter OF Thomas and Eleanor Dudley, a
native OF California. aged years and months.
The Placer herald., 1864-11-12

MAJORITY Tor lincoln, 825
In the precincts of Crystal Lake. Clara
vile. Hoosier Bar and Stony Bar, no polls
were opened.
The Placer herald., 1864-11-12

CousGthlc. loWliSn'p NO. D.
BY THos. CURLEY. Deputy novl2 3w
, 1864-04-01

AesenheuueE, benson, Clayton, Hank. Fail, Little.
Stout
The fort is named after Col DeRuzsy, for.
Of the intlicaey Of the river it is difficult OF
approach, and had the works been entirely
complete might haTe tronbled our gunboats..
In the lower fort Is q casesnatea battery for
three guns, covered with . double layer Of
railroad iron. d large quantity OF nuimuni-
tion ffu tuto our hands. The gun taken
from tho 1ndianola will be restored to the
raJy hE The gallant officers commanding. tho
lnnd forces. =
should not omit to mention that line Of
piles had been driven across Red River at a
point about nine miles below the fort, and
m immense quantity OF timber cut away TO
The expedition has already re-embarked
and will leave for Alexandria at once.
Fort DeKussY will be destroyed. :
, 1864-04-01
BOARD OF EDUCATION.
Special Meeting-RepcFt on the Alleged En-
reasonable Flesgspg At the Aescly School
The Principal Censured.

The Board Of Education held special meeting
yesterday afternoon to hear The report Of the Com
mtttee appointed at the last regltar meeting Of the
Board to investigate the charges preferred against
the principal Of the Mosely school-Mr. s. A.
BrisEs-of having inflicted excessive aud unc11lcd
for emporeal punishment on young boy In the
school. The following were present:
Vice President Philo Carpenter In the chair, and
Inspectors Ryd6r, Sheahan. Ptindivfi1e Wicker,
and Opahau.
Inspector Ryder, Of the Committee, submitted
the following report:
Edncattpn. the 8th Instant. st O'Clock. The case
Wzs represented on the part Of the boy said to hare
hen ssyfes pun,ss9a 55 bis n ass p
the boy. Mr. Briggs and the four pupils OF the
school hereafter referred to - concerned IN the
aaas sppeatsSsd soE ss the principal The facts
Last Thursday cath tns1ant} while On the way to
school In the afternoon, James DIN aud other boys
belonging to the Mose1y School had a ehrmlsh;
wcre wrestling, thros;1ng down and some Hctine.
were !atea school Mr. III ;m5'l'ggs The beys 'eaeh-
requested that james be disulssed-statln5 that
the boy had been dlsorderly, but TINT II necessary
the would fent the hog home a. requested. While
the messenger VILE gone with the note the Gaze
was brought to the notice Of, the Principal who
called out James and investigated the matter and
came to the conclusion that Ja.uee lad I'D been e4-
felt tat be was disposed to nisreprcsent the mat
ter The case Attracted especial attention hom the
II e. he
boys arc known as 'Canyille'' and '' Roundhonse"
boys-1isa1 parties After learning the facts In the
ment used was an uubrells rattan. and the blows
were struck On the inside Of the hands. The boy
thinks hc receiyed half dozen b!ows-the Princi.
times; there wss no evidence that the boy, was
Etrnck anywhere but on the inside Of the hand
Subsequent to this puplehment Mrs. Hrlggs re-
waa rc1y sorry to hear about 1amie-that he de-
served punishment, and that she would surely at
tend to 1t, She requested that he might be sent
house: james was dismissed as requested. but Of
this note Ass: Briggs knew nothing till after the
cloee Of the school.
The boys hsnds bore the marks Of the rattan for
some four daya. How far tins peculiar condition
Of the hands was attributable to erysipelas, with
which the boy has been and 1s now troubled, the
NO, Rs1g IT, BIZ s95d MT ep
to m1ke any complaint to the Board for tho Reat-
mcnt Of hc1 child, and that the subject came up
Shaut any a s q G hs ss, SS5
committee on the school, Or to the supcsinten-
dent.
WAS inatihed IN Furnishing James DIl for the mis-
isgaosno1- Ut = Quarrel With other boys while on
h:t way school: that Nj. Briggs used proper n
ment was inflicted tn j. proper manner, probably
giving him some half dozen blows, but that m
less there was something peculiar In The condition
s1 5na thafefore
Cd The adoption Of the following:
ally restored to lie F1incipalshlp oi he Moseb,
The report was freely criticised and two OF three
.~..rdr,apt. offera1 the <f4t nf 1rtfrh yxA1
, 1864-04-01

Bloomington Nursery-IIlinois.-On
Isth vear Far seTern climates nne smR1] handy
tree IL yorth tan lara tender ones, Variety and
nns;;Iv rn1c ssWes7crn frees .for Western Y,tant-
hardy snrts-not The tall naked slender switches
ht 1nn ~ ions 11.,. AZ chnsrr ~ H. mia
OF ancient nusasnee tnfast upon eaeef ongea. =.
tae aat4 WELT 1ens ~ t1 net ~ ooes T.
u YES az n 4ootot-4 ooEoo-ef ID
4ast, loee no Iane-pAnt & nuM!
Appe ~ anu NV ~ s'oA eset oae1eu' ~
yea!s, ~ ~ ~ ps- " e1o ~ ixn eog. IN mn p,u
fn@ Pescb 4Js 9fn arrire1! q GdS CnrTant fine Q
rear Red Dutch, 1000 40; 0,o00 Gooseberry,
Houehton Cluster, strong, IT, 1,000, $50;
10000 Lawton Blackberry and assoEted Ragp-
berry. 1CC IS, with Catawissa, strong canes, 15c.
, 1864-04-01

Here then, ie 4 balance in favor Of Republican
rule Of 81 S8, sos. 01, on ttro ten1s afoae. Tax
payers, does The pIcture please your This is not
M. We have abort table to present, which we
imagine will Cause the Taxpayers 10 open wide apd
wider still theit eyes. II Is = statement showing
the amount Of taxea levied foz the last i've yeazs
Here 1t is:
Real Estate. Lamp Tax. Personal. Total.
1e59.. Sc, ,e5s.t6 $ca3s0S6 $s3,6.367 $5l3 20
1e6Q... 2S1,6Sa08 8s9s3.Gs Sa,6ys.E9 578, az. -
1e61-.. <aa6M-z9 41,o6a.25 s0,5e665 651,02les
1867. 442295 68 q, 4,0s0 23 77,s3s.29 66L0A6l
1EfH :. T1E SEX D4 I4N tt9J - ~ 4Sf N

Previous to 1853 the lamp tax, al NE hare sald,
mas confined to what was called the Lamp Dis
1its but that gear 1t vas spread al ovrr the city
upon both real md personal property, where there
are lamps and gas and where there are none. Now
let N examine the above table In detail. Tho aver
age amount Of 1a1ee leried during the last three
Republican Administrations for all purposes was
sz7s, 81. In the yenr 1863, under Mayor sher-
1n1n and Comptroller Hayes It was $s5s 1868,
showing difference in favor OF Republican rule OF
$813.116.5G per yesr. Tewin gire The Cop
pe4heads credit for The excess Of the levy for war
purposes-one and thrce-Q quarter mills on the dol.
lar, or $74,5:aa4 and there still remains Z yearly
balance In favor Of Republican government Of
$298,s2e.02.
This il Whist 1t coets to mn the City Government
under Coppefhead auspices, over and above what
II hss cost under Republican government, We
hare shown the whole amount raised By levy 70 be
fS.2t t456.4a Do our readers think what IN enor-
nous sum this IN fof city of the Bize Of Chicago
1t is estimated that the population Of our cIty,d
100000 The tax thus levied and rsised ii equal to
i've dollars and seventy cents for each Iuan,
woman and child within our borders. Is this no
triae! The daily cost Of Oopperhead rule is
Ss,sss.t0; the hourly cost is $3.50, and the cost
per minute is 51.6s. One year Of Copperhead gov
eminent has raised the taxes ffom $47o, ,sss.83 to
nearly $sss,oo0. II this city. shall continue for
smother year under like auspices VIC may expect to
reach $1,a00,0o0 Of taxation for the year 1856,
1,6oo0 In 1856, and in the year 1867 grand to-
1al Of e 600 900. This Is just tho experience ot
other cities where the Coppc1heads have obtained
the power They gained control Of the city gor.
ernnnent In New York, and they hare Increased the
tax list from &, ,o0o 900 to $i5 ool This Is just
what We may expect In Chicago. snd for IN obyi.
ous reason. The iact Is, the Coppe.heads, With
scarcely m execution, tax -oatess and not tax
payers, and have no interest In keeping down ex
penses-
uanothe1 occasion we shall refer to this s1bjec.
again, and inquire In what respect the city il bet
ter served by. this enormous expenditure, and en-.
deayor to show how large shase OF this money
has been supaudere1
, 1864-04-01
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
ERGM THE FAR WEST
Affairs in Arizona and New mc1Ico.

DksyEn- Crry, COL, March 8,-SAnta Fe pspers
Of the 18th are received. On the nigat Of the i4th,
ooe wing Of ths capitol building, which bad been
ttted up for Couit room, Was destroyed BY 1ros
Some valuable papers In very important law cases
The Gesats says that letters resolved by.he la.t.
Eail speak enconragingly Of the Arizona. gold
mines. The Placer gold mines. near Santa Fe, are
being worked under new management.
Another fght Is reported 70 hare taken place In
eoulhweetem New Mexico, between the troops sna
Apache iTdiant. Forty q Tho latter wers killed,
Major NcFarrs1. Clflf OF staff Of Con. Carleton,
tgst as!tvsd from NeW Mexico, reports the aneon: a
Gen. Carleton, numbering nearly. si1 thousand
Indinns, who arc being collected at Fort Sumner,
New Mexico. Some Of them have large locks, but
ths majority are in destitute condition and have
to Ee' fed By tue GoEeznment. To do this, Gen.
Carleton hes been obliged to put the troops On
half rhtfons. - -
II. B. Cu1r5 in this campaign they, with Carsoa's
regiment, penetrated 10 ths &c seesst haunts OF the
Col, Garfou is 10 haye charge Of the 1ndians nn-
til they nre turned over to the lndan Bureau. The
Eayaoeb arc ecmi-cisilize6 and are already Sowing
wheat and preparing to raise their own supplies.
, 1864-04-01
49, -.---'-
The KallroaG T11nc Table.

T1,a rzanroaA rr1,,,o r,af3.,;-
A"0 AAAeaa se -. ao.
E1cu1aAE cES1HA1-DERoT FOOT or LAKE sTlzsr.
Detroit Express. ............ sd pm. lis an
Detroit Express. a:4s pm: 1910 pm
1'ehioAS oeS'A~A1 'tSS0tSSAfi 1M1 AND LOUISVILLE
Nlgn. h.pfsss. .. s4o P.m- 10 an.
ancH1nAN soOTnERN-DKror CORNER VAN BuRRa
AND sHrRnAN srazETs.
+Eycning Express ......... $40 pm. stG00 an.
tsNtght Express. s.....-.. ..3G00 pm. 410.90 pm.
DETROIT TRA1Ss. --..-
*Day Express. s....-.......-. 6:15 am. 1860 pm
tEyening Express. 6:40 pm. *t6:00 am
CINCINNATI AIR 1INE-uNIoy DEPOT. WEST EIDE.
NEAR MADISON STREET BHIp1E,.
nav Ernress nHlam. Hssano
Nhy Nishf It'll r4uress. s:io p.m. 1G1n.m.
e,,,sc,,o,.T AR 11xx-ron ryn1AsApo1,a AHn Iou-
.,, 1s911 c.eo rr s.a,,m
N5ght II Ernress .........,... Gt0 pm. 1850 pm.
ILLINOIS cEsrn41-DEpor FOOT Or 1AH STREET.
1scyht Vay 95sTsS- Tsarss. 9.i1n'm@ THG an.
sUrbanna Accommodation. 40 pm. Sat'dsys only
Hyde Park Train: :: ....... FOO am $40 am.
Hyde Pa1k Train. .....,. .1a00 m. 1.a5 pm.
HIDE Park Train. .5:25p.m. 6:45p.n.
,p1rTsnuho, fohI WA1Ek ssad ASn cn1oano. .n.1o
:RsSsl :RsS s II $ e:
s 1cin' Lopis1ilis Express. e:i0 Pm. as In.
No trains leave on Saturday evening, and no
trims arrive On Sunday evening.
CONNECTING WITH PENN1YLVAN1A oKhTHAL 4
Leave Pitts6.K. 3t0 In ES pm e:a2 s:Gp p.n'
,ss Aef5isog. Pbis b@PP% s:S PM 4oSsm 1oSS 5 IN. In.
:" n. dotk ,,m,m
~ 49, 4N~ p'A*'
, 1864-04-01

VERDICT AGAINST TIE CrrY or RocKroRD
FOE s1o,as65.-ht the United States Circuit Court
yesterday, Judge D1ummond and u jury were cd
rared in the tr,al of-an action by one Harding
agnlnst the city Of Rockford upon coupons, being
Nos &, 8, and s, on twenty 1--we bonds. issued by
tho defendant on December list, 1855, to the Ke-
nosha and Rock Island Railroad.
The plaintiff offered in evidence one Of the bonds
with coupons attached, and also oS coupons Eepa-
rate from the bonds. The bonds was signed by
the Mayor and Clerk Of the City Of Rockford; the
coupouB by the Mayor alone. Copies Of the pro-
ceedines Of the Common Council In which note
appeared authorizing the Mnyor and Geek to issue
s5e, 600 OF city bonds to the Kenosha and Rock
island Railroad; note to pay the first set of eou-
pops and note to sell to Wm.. 3. Ogden for
900 the ss5 900 railroad bonds received BY the
city in exchange for It's own bonds.
moved @ Inst e. and ihe cle1k signed the bond Of.
fered IN evidence and others and be him.
coupong apart from bond. and that the city re-
eeed Of railroad bonds Rsa u eEshanes ,or
ctal Of the vaoua elections and other preliminary
proceedings, and promised 70 pay interest Annually
@ Scity W Loan Bonds" On which they were The inte-
'es The defendant submitted That authority to ere.
| cute ponds QlQ not imply 6Qllorlty 70 execute
| coupons: that defendant was thereby compelled to
paY compound interest: that the coupons Were IN
valid because not signed By the clerk: that no de-
| mand was made On the City Treasurer previous to
suft and that the bonds ought ali to be produced.
| These objections were ali oVe1rn1ed by the Court
The Jury retired for short time, and brought iu
| Il verdict ioz the plaintiff for the anount due and
| interest. y1z-, $1G,9e9.N.
T. The plaintiff WIS represented BY Mr. psyson4
and the defendant by Measrs. Miller & Lewis. :
ConoSEn's 1souEsT.-An inquest w&s held
an "wednesday afternoon at the City Hotel, cor
ner of Lake and State streets, before Justice
Dieb, acting Coroner, upon the BODY. Of an un.
Known man found by a coloted watchman naned
EDWARD Fuller. in the back yard OF that hotel
The body vaa discovered lying At the bottom Of =
a,cht Of stats and Dr.. Bird, the attendant physi-
can testified that death had been produced By
ooucussion Of the brain, resulting. in an proha-
bility from fail from the top Of the steps. The
jury returned verdict In accordance with this tes
timony. Deceased was about s. years Of age. :
feet inches In height, OF slender stature, with
black hsit and whlskess slightly tnged with grey,
and grey eyes. He was dressed In Light blue MILL
tafy psntaloons. and i red, grey and white check
flannel shirt In the pantaloon pockets Vas wal
lot containing twenty eents IN postage currency.
The body may be aeon for. Identification Ut the
! cemetery dead.aouse On North C11sk sszeee<,;:;:
, 1864-04-01

It viii be recollected that the city 'In'l4" a3s 9o
.,...r;,. ,chsn thr valuation 1or 1866 Was made.
The schcaule vh,ct follows ehows the number Of
IN. w. ~c,r 1c,tc for taxes during the years,
md for The purposes below enumerated:
, 1864-04-01
Suction 5aIeS,
" M. A. B q TIL ERS & CO.
AUCTIONEERS.

BALEBR00HS IN PORTLAND RL0VE
los. los & IN Dearborn street. Ch,cax,.
The mort spacfous sslearootns, and the beat 1d.Y
W est.
Particular attsat1on will be given To the sale q
houRehofd goods, at pr1vata dwellings, and 81 ouI
ealelrooms. Regular sale Of household Kooda tyer5
Saturday. 6alee Of Dry Goods Boots and ShoEl.
&c. every week. Liberal cash advances mate On III
kinds Of Merchandise. feNY567-3U
, 1864-04-01

- Foa4Rxss MONROE, March 3o.-The Q. 8. s.eam-
ct Commodore Barney. with sc picked men from
tho Minneeota, In charge OF Capt. Wins, left here
yesterday evening proceeded up the chaekataek ht
Lieut. Roy, where they arrived at O'Clock this
morning, when they immediately surrounded the
houses and captured two Scrgcants md eighteen
privatss with their email arms, without firing
The capture Is an important one, as the officers
taken prisoners werc in rebel signal Service and
higher rank, than appears above.
The schooner Lydia Ann, Capt. OTerton. was
lost at sea on the sd. Her crew were picked up
by the schooner MaEia Ro1sna.
, Tho rebel Commissioner OF Exchange. Robert
Ould, and Capt. Hatch, Of Richmond, arrived here
this morning on flag Of tr1cc boat.
From Rhode Island.
PROVIDENCE, March 31.-The Democratic State
Central Committee announce the following NOM
nations for State officers For Goyernor--Geosge
q. Browne, Of Gloucester; Lieut.. GoScrnor-GoV.
Henry Butler, Of Warwick.
From Trenton.
TnEsroy, n. J.,Msr. sl.-Mr, Benson, Of Hudson.
this morn1pg introduced III the Legislature Dill
to repeal the ehaEter Of the Delaware Bay HALL
road.
, 1864-04-01
.FDun1.

TOUND-Taken up last Saturday,
dsrk red rnedtan e!1ed GOV. wn!en calyet on
Win 1asn 1hoas. nssr ~ A H1eks hsewsry, snA for
tSs@ s9sy otns<v.ss tasy will * sold. apt 69+ess
, 1864-04-01

MONEY TO LOAN ON FARMS
NJ In Illinois within about enc hundred miles Of
Chicago. Apply to :.
GRO, ". EEwcoAB,
Boxe0@ mhsl.b1aa2t &thp
, 1864-04-01

The Peoples journal Of HcaIth.-
Justin Hayes ii. D., and C. r Blsckall, Nd, hare
issued the first number Of a new Magazine in thfs
city under the above title. It il in 6ro shapc, and
very neatly printed. The editors arc wcllknown
and respected physlaans or this c1ty. a cursory
glance at its contents impresses MS very fvorab1y,
and We doubt not 1t will achieve high and lasting
reputation in the 1eld OF medical science. The
journal Is to be Of a popular character, and not
died With technical discussions In the 1eld ofmed-
icine, TO be comprehended only by the learned in
these matters. We commend 1t 70 the attention Of
MI ~
, 1864-04-01

II II you want to know in what respect doc
mon Sense, curious book for curious people, and
good book for every one. Single copies malled
free on receipt Of S1.60, BY the Publisher.
JptN r. " A1sH EhicaSo Ill hor d4oq
, 1864-04-01

HARDWARE, SILVERPLAT- T.
IL ED WARE. Groceries. Coffee, Liquors, &C.,
at AUCTION,
ON FRIDAY, April LIST, At OK O'Clock at Butters'
Auction Rooms, In Portland Elock, 1n3 los and 107
Dearborn street. WIN. A. BUFFERS Il CO.,
uh29 bs1H4r . Auctiopeers.
, 1864-04-01

WANTED-Agents in every coun-
w tyin the Northwest e sen scuo:;grBa s STAN
made selling this Atss and EngrayaaEs Of Grant LIZ,
LASDON. Agent, g Lake street, Chicago, III:
, 1864-04-01

E Hasheeah Candy By the Gunjah Wallah
Company, New York, See advertisement Of one
Of our most enterprising Druggists, y. soovil, 78
Randolph street. mh31 -b7ga!1t
, 1864-04-01

Wasl1instonfan Home.-There will be a
meeting Of the Committee >of Supplies At the
Home, ti7 State street, Saturday, at o'clock. All
members Of the Committee are requested to be
present, as business Of importance will come be,
fore the p1eetiuC,.
, 1864-04-01


BEFORE 1868 tic lrmp tsx was In the ehape OF 8
speciat levy upon the realty in the Lamp Districts
yhlchwas III that space within radius OF So feet
from any lamp post, but not on personal property.
In 1865 The levy Of 1wo mills was made On both the
1ea1 md personal property Of the city at The yalpa-
ton Of $4s ss41 shown In one Of the' tables
above given. ..
During the years 1879, GO and 'G1, The average
rate Of taxation the valuation was twelve naals
In 1868 The Copperhead authorities raised It to
trenty, and that On an increased valuation OF
ssaOs5 over s3G Tat the average valuation Tor
the ;our preceding years. Had the ear1e amount
been raised upon that average valuation the ratio Of
taxation would have been tribe orez tsoeatyth
mills.
The Copperheads when asked the reason for this
enormous levy haye uniformly referred 1t to the
War Fund Tax. Let Us see about it The War
Fund Tax in 1'G1 WAS two mills, and in 1861 one
and quarter. We will give them uro1t ior the
excess Of taxation forwsr purposes. and their lcvy
for the year 1865 cxceeds tho Levy for the preceding
| years by Elk and quarter rnflls on the dollar.
Let ua lock at this tubJect in another light Ths
tax fcs the Contingent Fund is four MILLS and fol
police, two-n1 mills altogether for these Items tr
1sl8 and for the sanc purposes fdenuca1iy as ras
leyied the three and half mill tax in the year
1855, CO. 81 and e. under Republican rule. Now
let ne figure up the difference in dollars and ceuts
In 1ECS a valuation Of s.. G., 81, the amount
realized for Contingent and police purposes WIZ
so5- 1854, while In 1861 the amount raised Tas
sls7,c The former is d Copperhead admins
tratioa, the latter was Republican. Mark the dd
ferenees ..
coppezlcad rule. Ssss 79s @
, 1864-04-01

DOARDNG-Wanted two : un, Z,
ELN,,ted rooms with board by 4 gcutIem Ln snN
~ n 1fivsts family On tns We& Side Aass es N
EooA rTchansed. AdoFeAA c." p O Box @t7o-
spihs6'1t
r01RDTNG.-Two gentlemen
H. can Do aecoHn" Hs.u. "sr14t 41h3i- h1ta2t
, 1864-04-01

e House and Sign Painting, Calcimining,
Glazing, and Graining. Piper Hangings and Win
dow Shades selling Wholesale aud retail at New
York prices. F. E. R1aBY, 50 Randolph street.
Box 6SG3 mh3l-b7l5rlm
, 1864-04-01
aMtNScf21r11r6.

N1 cVICKER'S THEATRE.
-N1 Hscisou street, be:wesu State aud Dearborn.
, 1864-04-01

:: Amusements for the Young People,
Rev. Robert Laird Collier, pastor Of the wabash
Avenue N. E. Church. win commenSe series Of
Sabbath evening lectures on the above topics, on
Sunday evening next; the following will be the
specific subjects:
!. Organs and Propncty Of the Dance.
9, The Theatre.
3. Outdoor amrsemeuts.' -.
4. Indoor Amusemente,
, 1864-04-01

Asthma.-Upwards Of one thousand Of the
worst cases Of Asthma have been relieved by using
.onds TYhdtaona6s Kennedy for :Askanid.z In no
case Of purely Asthmatic character has 1t failed to
give prompt relief and In many Cases permanent
cure haa been effected No danger need be appre-
hended from its use. An infant may take It with
perfect eatcly. Sold everywhere. :. 49,, -
, 1864-04-01

HI CIV l. u Il 4 Il y 4 II r a i REs.
-V1 hsdisou street. be:wss1 ssasa aud Dearborn.
Proprietor R1n AAnakeE..-.......I+a 8. Acficker.
"a BENEFIT otthe accomplished actress,
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M'LLR ELMORE.
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COLONEL WOODS MUSEUM.
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, 1864-04-01

tBnl1ards.-Therc VIII be match game OF
billiards for 500 at the House OF David this eve
ming, between Frank Parker Of Chicago, and John
Coon Of Cleveland.