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Minority for Brown n.........--.-.-. 419
AID. Holden moved thet 7. B. Brown be declared
duly eiested Police comnissio1eF ,
Lid ComtsEy gave notice that VIM. Wayman
proposed to contest the right OF NJ Blown to hold
4 communication IVES read from William Way
man Declaring hls intention to hold on to bis seat
and announcing his intention to contest the right
Of T. u. Brown to snceeed him
49, He1ac1 thonEht 1t Y NJ Ws5mso "t,hsa f. a19 +
take The matter to the courts
The motion Of Mr.. Holden prevailed.
The official bond OF John B. Taylor. Fish 1nspec-
tor, WEE epp1oTed.
The following ordinances, from the Board Of
Public Woskt, were read md received, with appso-
prfate reference:
For sidewalk on south side OF 18th street, from
Cottsee Grove avcare to Indiana avenue.
For eIdewalk On south side Archer Road. from
Batsttd to Lime street.
For sidewalk On north Side Belden atFeet, ffom
Green Bay street to Little Fort Road.
For sidewalk on north side. OF Bunker, from
Canal to Clinton Fsreets.
For sidewalk On west eide Aberdeen. ttom Polk
TO HaIrieon.
For Sidewalk On wet side 3lue Island avenue,
from Hcev to West 10th.
For s.dSxalk from south side Huron street, from
For sidewalk RON north side OF Huron, from
Wells to Dearborn.
For Sidewalk On south side OF Oak, from Green
For sidewalks Oh both sides Of Schiller, from
. For Sidewalk norh side Superior, from Market TO
Fer sidewalk on east aide Franklin, from Nnzis
to Chicago Avenue. .,
For sidewalk on west side ofRnole street, from
16 To 18th streets.
For sltessnlE on north ride OF NeRt lath4 uou
For extending s0th street from State street east:
wardlr to the west linz OF the II. Central Railroad
Far Sidewalks On north side Of the alley, in Block
No. 119 school Section Addition, and adjoining
! lots 9 and Of said block
n1scE11ANEoCa.
The petition Of Thomas McAaeki1, asking m
addition Of Nty per cent to the regular contract
priee for certain sewers he had basga!ned 70 onild
In The South Division. was presented; H. 4ler & alst f.
Pnbhe works, the F1naEcess Committee and the
Comptroller, with power to acI s tbs motion Was
carried the casting g;o vote o. e tae to show
that the action Of The Council IN the reference "as
; Illegal Aid. Walsh moved the reconsideration Of
!, thc vote iaat taken. Carried. n...,.
calling Attention to the miserable condition Of thss
thoroughfare, was referred to the Commlttee on
STREETS and AlleIr. Nor1h Dss'eson., .,a ,stn
, masds, fhkins the appointment Of oen raoset'
Of
bots aud Bridges.
Petition q sandrr aecmen 70. diplomas. Refer
Petition Of u. .. Brown md othtra. remoustya.
ting asnintt the locating Of the City Drdaweli In
any portion Of .! the neighbo7ing towns nov like
Referred to Committee on Britsweu.
A. This Stage Of the session the Mayor vncated
e ms esas @ and Alderman Bond occupied the chsir in
REPoRTs OF CITY OFFICERS.
Iae Camptroner's report Of the receipts and ex-
hfaoatofes hfa Was received and ordered placed on
The anne disposition Was made with the Fish
, 1864-04-26

From the noEah {Hinn., Ch1ef1
eix prairie schooners from Salem. Ia Crosse
county, Wjeconsin. passed through our village on
Friday f4F Cn1h3 and the gold fields Of Iaaho.
These men have lett behind them richer *dlgyins''
than can be found IN nll the mineral regions on
either slope Of the Rocky Mountains. This Idaho
fever has become an an ep,demis IN its wetst form,
tn pertonal means can restore these. aud host OF
o,hcs fortune hunters: to anything RATIONAL Fisk,
and biz eolsborcrs OF who arc In the en-.
ploY OF theee sharpert. will be brought to strict
accountability tot this giant swinls npon the IN
suspectlng, anl the dag IL not far Of.
, 1864-04-26

new YoRK, April. 25.-Mex1can adviccs report
the tlichs OF Vidauri from Monterey, which place
has been occupied BY Juarez' forces.
An Havana letter states that the veseel of Rene
tfoe, supposed to hare been the Florids, was s1a
yer. - loads had been eaiely landed within \
month.
Key West letter eays On the contrary that the
vessel was the British gunbnAs Cygrfst, looking
for slarcrr. She had boarded teveral vessels In
Bahama Ehaunel.
, 1864-04-26

NEW TonK, April 25.-The Register Of the Rebel
Treasury reports the whole amount OF isene OF non
interest beaz1ng notes since the formation Of the
Government at nine hundred and seventy eight
eight hundred and e,xty-tssree dollars, and the
whole Amoupt now outstanding at eeVcn hundred
and uipety-si1 millions two hundred and dfty-four
thousand four hundred and three 1ollara.
, 1864-04-26
ID L JIG ID

IN tblp city 1nRaturda tmernsnx. AnInzSd: "a ~
age. 49,. -.
IL Manchester. Crnn, on sunday, the eish insta9t,
f:s year Of Ill arc escon HOHAt:E PlTk1s, father
Of George y. ritkt1. Esq of this city.
, 1864-04-26
From Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI. April 25.-Gcnerals SIc.1os, Gordon
Granger and Kle1nAn are IN the city.
CISC1HvArI, April e5.-Gener1 Orders No. II,
Adlutaat Generals office, columbus, April 7sth.
declares that every member Of the Na,ionaa Guard
must report In pefson or by substitute, when coll-
ed into active service, Of be treated dessgseE.
It il reported that Governor Morton will take
command in person Of the militia oi lndiana.
, 1864-04-26
FROM ARKANSAS.
IunuCuration of the Now Free State
9soyefnmeEt.

LrrfLr Rock, Ark, April 1oth.-oov. Murphy
was tpsugnrated yesterday. Ten thousand citizens
and Ro1die1s were prefent. 4 grand procession Of
tia military, members Of the Legislature State Of
ncerr. citizens, freedmen, &C., preceded the cere-
monies, which we're very impressive and eliclted
tho most enthusiastic applause.
The city was brilliantly Illuminated Ut night
The Gsvesror's Message was esus to the Legiala-
ture last week.
, 1864-04-26
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, 1864-04-26

Gax Fixtures,-A larss assortment e:nbrac-
frg the latest and richest patterns. At low prices
Fitting promptly attended to. }. WtNoMAy1- 5r
& Co., a Randolph street. ap1@daolln
, 1864-04-26
LOCAL IMATT.E5R-S.

PKcsentntion.-Ann number OF the employees
and friends or II. ". Powell, First Assistant Chiel
Engineer ofthe Fire Department In this city, was
presented On Saturday ercnlng last, with besuti.
full badge Of solid gold inscribed with his nasne and
Office and the masonic emb1ems. The presentation
6as made BY William Wheeler, the foreman, In q
neat speech md called forth an appropriate res
ponEe.
, 1864-04-26

Exhlbttfon.-1'ho t1ret exhibition OF the
Sabbath School Of the new Trinity II. E. Church,
corner Of Indiana avcnuc and Twcnty-trst strect,
will take place on Tuesday evening next, In the
church audience room. Admittance free, and al
III. fDYitrii
, 1864-04-26

st. Georges 1sa11.-Thc Annual halt and
supper OF the st. Georges Society, will be given r
Bryan Hail tomorrow "wednesday evening" Ths
ball has always been given on April I'D Of torme'
years 1t wns deferred on the present occasion tt
admit or due honor being paid TO the memory O.
ShakspeaIc.
, 1864-04-26

FRAME DWELLING AT AUG
Il TIOs.-On WEDNESDAY, Aps1l 27th, 1t o'c!t
r. NJ, the premises. l8 ClaEk street We shall sell
ttres ftar Of lie o. s. Express Coz o1ce, now occu.
plea By scsnont Garlity: The building must be re-
aplld4s{et WV. A. Buffers q CO, Auct'rs.
, 1864-04-26

CADEMY OF MUSIC.
n Wash.rxson street, ,bsxHenu ClArx xnd Dearborn.
ARLINGTON, KELLY, LEON DONNIKRE'3
MINST IL E I8e
MONDAY EVkSIHE, April 15, the Great Bor!esque,
THE TAKE IT-ANp LEAVE NAN.
FoTJcn-This piece will shortly oe removed to make
room for other eltes which must b. pTodused be.
lore the close or the present season. First Teek q
Dwarf. &c, DC. Matinee Saturday. April s0th. as 5
O'Clock. The following splendid peea5 Ii hFepaEs-
t1ou-the opera OF Norma Mazeppas Camille Cln-
apaLd6t3lw KDWI EKLLY. haaasa--
, 1864-04-26

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
AT AUCTION.
On MONDAY. April 2sth. at OK O'Clock,
1t Dwelling House No. 16 Van Bureu Street,
gepcrnl assortment Of well. kept Household Goods
Comprising rarlor, ChamoeE, Dn1nE.r9om ana
Carpets, Csockcry, Glassware, DC.
WM. 4. BUFFERS 4 CO.,
snfkcaStl1t AuctlOneeEB-
, 1864-04-26

CARS or THE RAxpAnE.-One ofthe Madison street
and one Of the Blue Island Avenue cars were on
TIE rampage on Sunday. The drivers OF each Of
the two vehicles exhibited conmendabie desire
to secure tho track ahead Of the other, aad rushed
atould the curve at Ualstcd strect with proper
1isrek ard OF consequences. Eor3cful OF that fur-
da1aental principle in philosophy. that two bodiea
cannot OCCUPY the same space at the saIno time.
they allowed both c4rs to strike the one track nt
the same instant. The consequence was as might
hare been expected-tbe5e was e. collision. 1s ahd
with two broker wheels and two bfoSen axes.
Madison escaped With couple Of brokeg WlndoWs;
There was an e1tenaise discharge o1 drivers anu
conductors on Monday morning.
NEW CHURCH OHdAx1zAr1oy.- AT their meeting
last May the General Assembly Of the United Pres
byterton Church resolved to establish mission In
the southern part Of the city Of Chicago, and sent
Rev. j. IT, Walker to labor In TINT part ofths city.
Az the result of the etIoEs.a meeting was held on
Fridsy evening, ed inst Of those taie:essea and
First United Prcsbytertsn Church, preaching the
and Thd nfT nsg saes
!niidJng, and hare hecn worshiping in the Orphan
chaneh Thsy ere II sSic taking
coUyrEpx1rr POSTAL CDRnENcT.-Therc Is a
crest amount of counterfeit postal currency IN cir
C, latiou In the email towns In the eighDornood,
and Northern Ohio and West Virginia is flooded
with it. The counterfetts are principally hfy cent
pieces, Altered pieces are also plentiful, thefaroE
ito plan beipg to take one OF the new tive cent
nicccs and insert cypher. The raised money can
easily BE- dctected BY observing that the figures are
not il M centre Of the gold ring, the hcng In the
middle and the on one side, Countef!elts and
alterations are easily detected II one Will but look
closely at them.
/. Boor AND SnoE MAKKHs.-A meeting Of the
Chicago Boot and Shoe Manufacturers Associa-
tion vas held last evening in MoIrison'e Block,
Mr. Henne. The President IN the chait.
4 modffed list Of manufacturers prices was
agreed unon and Committee appointed to walt
mon The different shoe manufacturer OF the city
and zaicit their adhesion to the Improved artd OF
prices, the COMMITTEE to consist Of Messte uenae,
Maddox and uarking.
The meetIpg then adjourned to meet On Monday
next at the same time and place.
H.nsras MAKEns,-A meeting OF the " Chicago
Jou.ueymen Harness Makers' Protective Union, 81
was held last evening at No. 1d1 Randolph street.
Mr. ]. Kelley, the President, oeeapaed the Chair.
The committee appointed ii shr meeting " the
Union On Friday list submitted the DRAFT OF Con.
etiip,icn. which was adopted. and II VAS oruefed
1tat the eame be printed. The metnners Present
reen}ye 10 attend en- 0dste the General Meeting oi
Trades Societies, to be held At 6f2aa aa4' ILLS
eTcnfuE.
, 1864-04-26


activity with the dispensers Of prre and uudea1ed
;nsttc IN onr c.tx has hi. 1eei heen cb,r.cterize
~ 49, ~. 49,. ,t,n,.aa s,.,o,,t ~ ~
iness. This to the policemen, lanentable state Of
aaatrr, is doubtless produced by the unpleasant
condit,on ofthe ve.,her, for water Is m element
1uaio,Ity Of he slmory euppostets. Tie pames Of
1nsios,y Of cases being Is matter ofcoarse DRINKS
HnaGd 1e Burolor.-On Sunday evening officer
Cpfnxn,pgs discovered one Henry Sickersop In the
yard Of tie Burlington 4 Quincy RAILROAD Company
cnrs. nnd fmmedlntcfy arrested him. On scarchInc
hin at he Police Station, IeYs were found bis Der.
rou Which would unlock several Of the ConpauY1s
cars and aleo kew which would admit him to The
mcrrhardlse cars ofthe Calcpa railroad, Nfcker-
enn vas ycsfertiay charred with burrlarv before
5nsse Mile nat The a15et hd been sac b.
WIS changed to Gjeorterly, and fine Of $40 H.
eeesed he heavieet penalty tho court could inaict
fault Of payment.
4 Hon and .So'dler-Geofse e ,s 8: Cornell, vese,
fan member o. ne oo1h tnino's inanlrls enR!ofe1a
FisrE str. IT With 1oatei rayolyer in his mud in
search Of Copperhctd whom he could shoot Ills
horos informed the offender that though such be-
hnFior IVES admissible TO- rebels III eecessia, the
niles at hcuoe were protected By The etroaC Of
the Law. To impress this fact Upon the mans
memory, = fLe Of rs and costs Was inflicted.
n Lt4Ct7E or ACCOMPLISHMENTS EMttb.
woman whose bacchanai':n propens.tlee hare rem
de1ed her regular attendant at the Police Court.
appeared in uen ro!e-to auswer to charge Of
,1rceny, Last Saturday ehe stole photograph aud
frame iroEa 2rtist in the North Division and dis.
roeed Of It for few dtinss Of y7hszky, To ensure
the attendance OF the prosecuting witness tho case
was continued Entil to-day the prisoner being re"
Eofed in defauit Of ScGt bail.
Tie CouTts Gf TIVE Lore Sandy clark and Ja7c
pToserb, terminated IN evenings enjoyment on
Eurd0r 1y pusiIistfc eucoremcnt. Hacre:u the
fighting capabilities u The ia.r Janc Errc Displayed
to great Advantage. The twain were removed to
rho lore inspiring regions OF Polk sreet In default
of. a dne OF s13 and costa, eacE.
Mfsc<Ncneous-Ann Dcwiro. notorious VI
Ined e16, james Better, North Side disorterl,.
charged with assaultins officer Ro=coM, vas lined
$40 and cpete, Eliza Wallace and M.fy EenncdY.
a1so old ffjeLss for their usual crime III druotea-
ness,. were 1uuIctcd in the sum OF SIS and costs,
Tur urUp.rnvn.crov ttnr and erct.;ro v,,, mt
.b.ta H. 80. aus 0.d w.. ~ ~.
sasee 1"aS tuI p'as~ saouas "n4cn ofcteas1 LUZ
it won'd euch cloud Of mntserincs and curses no.
loud but deep would 60 up as would make tue pres
The hr,rhtn5ss ss aft noonls1 sun m cnmn1r;sns,
The prayer Of the good old chaplain is nov being
answered It va sfier 5easen OF ioaE continued M
siene1s NJ rha,tanonna .aJ an ~, hca.t ~ e+,
gaeping and painting IL tho ftlraeco heat Of hat
semi mitrpptcal REGION that the Chaplain OF West
ern regiment TINS addressed the throne Of cT1ce:.
A"0h Lord thou seest how the thirsty Garth
cries aloud for tty refreshing showers; how all
, 1864-04-26

Pension and Bounty Blanks.
. For eale at tho CHICAGO TRIBUNE OFFICE, 81
Clark street,
TIE series is complete, and the forms are aecu-
tions from the Tension Once. All the forms per
timing to an application arc printed upon one
sheet embracing t1e Declaration Of the Applicant,
Magietrate, Power Of Attorney, Clerks Certificate,
&C., &C., with ample blank spaces.
Application for Transfer Of Pension.
Application for Prize Money.
Application of Widow or Mother for Payment Of
Pension.
Application Of Invalid Psnsioner for Payment Of
Claim OF Heirs for Arrears.
Claim for Horse and Equipment
Of War.
Disabled SOLDIERS Declaration for Bounty Money
We send them POST PA1r, ut the rate Of Is cents
per qui1e, upon the receipt OF the money.
Address, TR1BrKE COMPANY,
Asthma or Pllthlxic--A. spasmodic af1ce-
tion Of the Bronchial Tubes, which are covered with
1foeAes' Will In come cases give immediate relief
Until Wednesday Ncxt.-Corns bunfons
and diseased nails cured BY process peculiar to
Dr.. Kendall, which dlspenses with the operation
OF cutting. Office - Prescott House, South Clark
street, corner Of Van Barren. apla6d7G5-1t
Gas Fixtures IAN entire new stock of the
latest designs at the lowest market price. Gas
Fitting thoroughly and promptly done. PETER
SON rAr7ERsoS, IS Washington street.
ap24 d6512W
Gas FIxTunEs.-Call and see my new styles.
Prices as low ns the lowest Gas Fitting to order
H. h. WnAARTH, ta2 Lake street.
spead5e1s0t
aW House and sign Painting, calci@2lilne,
dow SHADES selling wholesale and retail at New
York prices. F. E. MoBY, 50 Randolph street.
| Boz 1858. mhn-b74J1m
Diseases Of the Nervous, Se1nfnal4 Urfs
! Dary and Sexual Systcms.-New and relia-
bic tfeatment-in reports Of the Howard Assoctas
ton Sent By mail in scaled letter envelopes free
Of charge. Address D. J. Sktllon Houghton. How
ard Association, No. South Ninth Street, Pulls
dtiphla, Pa. mha>ot591'm
Go ro4Hr BEsr-ao TO Bryant q s1stton',s
Chicago Commercial ConeEe. to get thorough
practical business education. For circulars ad-
dress ienclosing stamps) Bryant 4 stsattou. CHI
eago. Illinois.
, 1864-04-26
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

4OUSEHO14D fURNIIsfFtE
AT AUCTION,
On WEDNESDAY, April 9th, at * O'Clock. At
Dwelling House 646 Wabash avenue.
The entire paro1 Chamber: DlnlngEoom snd Kacas1 sn
st n brocatele, rosewood tams marble top table,
ia
RnS anS saJ S en nsa aad s5as
Hnl.s. com{ostess, chlna. glass and crocEesy ware
ss!ps1. jig sto1e. together viii large iot Of
h'sefee sp1ees..lss BUFFERS CO.. Aucrs
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
Il Z &c. &C., .....
| At AUCTION.
| OF THURSDAY, April 18th, st OK O'Clock, at
""esd dooes % west I 81 Union Park, ''NN
The entire furniture of. family reltnqnshing house
b.ef sna
ehais brussels and other carpcfe cookin: store, hall
''o's, s.ssss'' s,ss ~s' r T. I: BUFFERS c.:
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
BRUSSELS CARPETS,
MIRRORS, aAETEL ORNAMENTS, PLANO FORTE.
&C., &c,
At AUCTION.
20 Or rn:g TmunspAT April O'Clock at Dwell
| 375 WABASH AVENUE,
Heepine, constajpg Of Ficn eeood Farlor Fnrni.
as:fS R
pn'9z sna Eso sns
Ahne Rosewood p1.n9 iFSsf.e. SS sH oessvs.
Several very old and lRe on PsIntn;s; painted in
, 1864-04-26

Anew Fortune for the Handkerchief.
Phalon's Night Blooming Cerons."
Pta1on's Night Blooming Cereus.''
Phalon's might Blooming Cerens."
Phalon's Night Blooming Cercus.'
PhaIon's 81 Night Blooming. Cereus."
T. phalon's Might Blooming Cereus.
=.
= Pla1on's "Night Blooming Cezcus."
4 moat exquisite, delicate and fragrant Perfume,
distilled from The rare and bc.etifnl flower from
which It takes Its nau1c. Manufactured only By
PHALON S SON, New York.
Beware OF Counterieits.
Ask for PhaIon's-Take no Other.
Sold BY Druggists generally. apa3-ddt-1mso
, 1864-04-26

To Recruiting Officers md Quarter
masters
The following are among the military blanks for
ea1e at the TRIBUNE Office: ..~~
Muster Rolls.
Muster and Psy Rolls.
Monthly Return Of Recruiting Officer.
Trl-AcuthIy Return OF Recruiting Officer.
Communication Of Fuel and Quarters.
Vouchers.
Discharges.
Clothing Receipt Rolls.
Enlistment Poperzs.
Abstract Of Disbursements. -
Qua1tc1maate1s' Blanks Of all kinds, &C.. &C.
, 1864-04-26
or E R A.
PETER TEE GREET IN SAARDdM;
o. TIE
CZAR AND CARPENTER.
BY ALBERT LORTZISG,


CHICAGO MUSICAL UNION,
The frss tzanslatton into Eng lsh by
HANS BALAT ATKA.
~ AcSN1c OPERA, in Three Acts fot Fire S'shts
BRYAN HALL.
4. follows; Tsursoay E1en.ns. ami 81; r,.ay
as1 G1sn I'D f9fS45 e6.I. = ~
CHARAcTERu REPRESENTED.
rBTEn TIE GREAT. Emperor or En.ats. Under the
.anmed name otFet'r A'chss!o1 :: Garn:n,ss.
PETER 1yAsoEF. Russian ca7pen;:r. 49,.
VAN BET7, Bn5xomaster Of sa,,aa9, Z d :, ,nxn,,n
MAR1A sf5 IA ~ s5sf E 4 a VIM a41s.
bSl Rs;;i;a =, 1as., n
LORD sEHDHAH. English Ambassadgr,.
MARQUIS DE cHArEAUsEUf. Frsseh Ano.ssa'
Chorus Of ofCarpentcrs and Inhabitants Of ssardam.
The who1e under the direction Of
H.A-N9 3AIaAT
Tbe s.Ie ofTicksts w eomnenss on Monaay Apr,i
lhe Society, i'd Lake street Reserved seats w1tnoat
& gF a5 ~ 1 tns
Price Of Tickets. 81 Price OF Llbretto.
rs cents.
Parties from abroad NAY obtain ticket. ana e.
s5e xh proper fnstactions' addressed . Geo.
;. fn uta a.rh
, 1864-04-26

TOR SALE--The late residence
- Dr.. Franklin Scarlmon. dcceassd, corner o.
bash avenue and Van Dufen stTees. Lot S1xlfQ
sttlca apslals.-
TOR SALE-Lots Good Bu
1 tng, and Residence Lots, pleasantly locAt,
the west 4v!eton. Oh Chicago krenue, 1ndaAr..
bard aad Eohla streets, At foI 500 10 &l.:ot
long OF ahcrt tine Apply to ]. BICKRREIKl
B1snhaM = Martin ofssre st. East Yan.t'pa It
feT.Y1n39l =
, 1864-04-26

ats.xxkur E1AmsA11oSs.-TheJ Junior and
Midi]p classes the Chicago Theological semln-
NJ. an institution under the patronage Of tue con
crecat.onalists of the Northwest, were examined
yesterday fsom 1o9 to II o'clock. q. NJ, and nom
to o'aoek p n in Biblical literature fae R.q+,s,e 1ne
coufurted he exatninationa which we're in oil re-
specta satisfactory. To-day there Will be exhmana
, 1864-04-26

GILBERT G5 SAMPSON.
" Auctoneers. II, 4a / IS Dearbora-ss.
RICH HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
Splendid Chamber Suits,
BRUSSELS AND INGRAM CARPETS,
FINE OIL PAINTINGS
AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY, April a6th, at Ok O'Clock, We shall
sell At rooms a. 10 and Is Dearborn street. the en-
tire household effects