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, 1864-04-17
THE UNION TICKET.
THE CITY.

1R1sH NATIONAL TA1R,-FcniAn Hall Is
now opcu for the exh1hlt,.a Of the goods to be
given In prizes Mt The lottery the aoth Of this
month. -
, 1864-04-17
TOR SALE Mill property.

AHUL bAIE Mill properly. 1
II Offer for sale ny Mill p, opefty. known ~" Tho
village of Do*aciac, in cnss CtunsE, ch,gdn. on
the re Of the Michigan Central EatFoAd, consisting
sa1y machinery for eustorn .oi with ths water pow
T. Eheh Is spneent toE sei1 ,, mill aid f9E Other ms.
3apss MIL TaSre ;,r Is tine large dwelling s1gs; On
Of land. Ths whole vii! be sold Together part,
a. he porcE Ascr may desire. Terms eaay. Inquire
Dn the ebtenlscs. or 8udEe4s ERASTUS II. SPALGING,
QQHAEIHc. Mich. an1tc1GH6t
, 1864-04-17

pKUSSELS, THREE-PLY AND
- INGRAM CARPETS,
New and Second hand Furniture, Piano Forte,
- Billiard Tsbks, Bu~gies, etc,
AT AUCTION,
On WEDNESDAY. April eoth. at ~ O'Clock, 1t But
ters' Auction Koons In Portland Block, corner OF
Dearborn and y Nashtngtou atreets:
HnEsEHoLD GoUps-The entire furniture OF
CARFETS-hbout 10 new and secondhand Brussels,
SPY and Ingram; splendid Velvet Carpet. 100 yards
for TWO catIo1s.
PiAEo foITE-A good secondhand Piano.
AT II O'CLOCK.
BILLIARD TABLE, marble bed Billiard Table. Ill
complete ,.,, -.
BCGG1ES-Two Open Buk EteN.
nplSd5Q-it WI, a. BUFFERS & CO., Auc'ra.
n
, 1864-04-17

A scEsE At TIE POLICE CouRT.-O Tues
day afternoon last, scene occurred at the Armofy
decidedly amusing to the spectator at least John
Farrell and Thomas Dempsey, supposed to be con-
ndeuee men, we're charged with gaming In tie city
by betting, upon the complaint Of James Cash,
bridgeport. s1ioon-keeper- The men. In company
with three others, entered complalnant'a saloon
on Munday, and one Of them producing sman
wooden mallet, offered to bet Caah 800 that there
was silver 1--we cent piece In it.. One Of the party
protesting, Of couEse, to be strsnRer-e1trscted
one cpn ona then advised the man t. accept the bet
which be forthwith did, necessarily losng his dol
lars, which 1oss occaeloued him 70 enter the com.
p1aint- His Honor, Justice Miller. said that the
Victim Of the fraud WIS "a bad as the aharpers, and
threatened that II he fined any one complainant
&AoEld b. onosg Ahs nunb<r bnt Afterwards be al
tered his opinion and determined to release the
prisoners as being only accompliees.
Seeing that the maglEtrnte HaB somewhat con-
fused as to what he should do regarding the three
offenders at large, Mr. Polson, the Clerk Of the
Court politely suggested that the warrant be again
banded officer Rogers to effect their arrest. but,
for this timely and pertinent remark, he recelEeda
perfect storm Of abuse from Judge Miller, who or
dered him to his seat to 20 with hs papers, aud
mIr6 his OWL business. as he needed Instruction
from no man. His Honor consequently allowed
the three guilty parties, known thieves, to remain
at liberty. This kind of talk - not at al noye1
with Judge Miller, who does not seem to remem-
Der the old about continual p1ating OF honesty
proving rogue In asserting he Independence Of
thought and diedaln Of counsel, he may be uphold
Ing the dignity Of his Office, md yet leave large
room tor doubt In both premises and conclusions.
, 1864-04-17

PERsosAI--Major Milo Thielemnnn, 18th:
Cavalry, son Of Col. chas- Thiclemsnn, IL d.nse.-
much respected among the Germans here. His
1nothes lett Chicago 10 visit him On Saturday ere
, 1864-04-17

NOT IN ALlES.-aIichael Doyle, bagsase-
man, residing II No. II Sherman street. avers that
be is not amenab!e to the charge of voting and then
seeking Bnttsh protection. He toak out his Amor
lean papers In $3.50 and sttll holds them Intact.
VerF good Mt. Doyle. II eeems another uau has
been ue:pg that name for a bad purpose.
, 1864-04-17

Eighth Ward.-There will be two meetings
in the Eighth Ward on Monday nisht-one at
Sorge's saloon, on May street, Just south Of Polk
and the other at Hildenbutel'e saloon, corner OF
Blue leland avenue and Sampson street.
Second Ward,-The last fof the series OF
ttinge In the Second Ward. before election will
be held at 6hroders, corner OF. Clark and jackson
street,, on Monday night. Union men Of tho Sec
ond Ward. turn out!
Sixteenth W1rd.:- "A grand ra1ly Will be held
at the saloon under tho German Hail, on Welss
street, On Monday evening. Good speakers will
add1essthe voters OF the Ward. q. = :.
Fifteenth Wnrd.-The1eH will be held grand
mass meeting, on Monday evening, Of the Union
citizens Of this Ward at the house Of Anton Pentz,
2s1 Selth CLARK street. The following speakers
Hon. J. b. Ward, Col, Eastman, Deacon Harvey
1.er Lawson, L. G. Hesiug, Major. Stevenson. Cal.
, 1864-04-17

Mrs. r.re Nv, uho f...n.h..
.a,.,a. .l"---,." - ~ ae Soppe.Aoau' nls
Nsine 1pr w. n-saxs,,a nov. ., aeo1, me aaedged
ss.r, Tln,on po,oin.s. TN ~ ,. a. na1 s, sna "onn
for ws,r 4be nonn.rhs.d y ~ =. eus'
~ shon. c,ossd tns,- oec;;n.t,nn .sas,a Is @ was-
~. sh.,as :. soEs.sr .tr,a,. rss.aa,." % ~ xoue
43e coalEu u, HoHeVa. Anpv Ho1enions, ana
gen shect TO know that so long aso - August ISL
the Grand Jnry Of the Recorders Court Of this city
mads m the following p,esenmeat:
after crrful Investigation into 1hs causes OF com
plant betore said jury, e3pscss their opinion
fbo Jury, and consequently Of the court, and bur
dening lie cItttwith unnecessary .ta1ation, grows
, 1864-04-17
:. LOCAL MATTERS,

Ladiess Loyal Lengue.-Nrs. Josephine
s. Gritang will lecture before the Leagua Monday
evening, April 18th, at o'clock, at the Ioung
Mems Christian Association Room, Methodist
Church Block. Subject, Mission Of the People to
Freedmen and Women" Frank Lombard will
pcsiticely not sing. The public generally inyt
ted 10 attend.
, 1864-04-17

It woutd he the last picking ever accorded to them
They have over been working in the interest Of
theif irnds, and wishcd TO finish up thc!r term OF
selves friends of The mammon Of uur1chtcousncsa.
Hsd They tried the eanetinonous dodge itttleies3
oiicn, there would hayo been chance OF the 1le
heinr syalIonred by n few OF tho mora crcduloua;
INT II Is Too old r,asc OF the confidence game to
work well Their rc,ies fall harn1cas on tha public
iich thcy hare disrcd for others they themselves
fall therein. They may AZ well admit the lct lit
TIll be ratent to Ill on and altes Tnehily uext- "
, 1864-04-17
- Anrttn17 ,SalzE.

TRY GOODS, CLOTHING,
AT AUCTION,
On TUESDAY, Ap il 1s:h. ut " O'Clock. At Eut,
teFs' Auction Rooms. IN Portland Block. corner OF
Dearborn and Warrington strccts-
up1s~cea2It WIN. A. BUFFERS CO. Auctts-
DETAIL STOCK OF BOOTS
: lD AND EHOE6
:. At AUCTION,
on TUESDAY, April 10Th, st 9H O'Clock, ut But.
tefe' Auction Rooms, In Portland Block, corner OF
dearborn and Washington Etreets.
ECscs6l lat WM, 4. BUFFERS & CO., AuctrA.
, 1864-04-17

..P1cTuRE FOE TAX PAYERS. On the third
clal mal.pGractices Of the coppe1head adminIssra-
tfop, rep1inted from or Issue OF Sunday last
Read it au ye who will vote on TnesaaJ. and pom;
, 1864-04-17

LVufs Was 1eS*suly 1oSeitoa W eno SiekAh VI LII
ST.. Lou1a. March e3, 1874.
To Tho Clerks of st. Louis and ali other cltles and
Tie cie.ks Of this city have formed an ozgantza.
s % 81 e. afs Vs9 9e ss .ss F Fs9 y
nov call upon you, through their officers and EI-
ecutive Committee for yonr hearty support
It ID the aim oa this organization to reach every
clerk In every branch OF trade, and to aaord each
means: Let no one be deferred, through false
pride, from making some donation, however small;
rs It ia from the cooperation Of tho many, rAthel
tha the lhe5a,y Of the few, that our object Is to
We rely upon the patriotism and generosity OF
that will do credit to US as body, and contribute
materially in aiding this benevolent enterprise.
c1tes. to cooperate With ", in such manner a.
they may deem most effective. In the cause OF
common humanity ind common patriotism.
Il V.is, sa,ssR ssR
signed by R D. Vaa Eos1rsnd, ;fresidens vish
Hayden & Wilson, and fourteen othess, officers and
members OF the Executive Committee.
The following response has been sent BY the
Clerks of Chicago:
In responding to tho above Invitation, the uucr-
signs desIrous Of ealieting the active cooperation
oi ,hc1e fellow clerks Of Chicago in this patriotic
Of ths Tile Association, on Dearborn street
opposite tie Ttem mt House, on Monday evening.
ApEil 18th, at o'clock, that thorough .organiza
tsLn may be effected, -" -
ally interested. Ne bnve representatives In the
army from almost every store and ofice in the city,
and We shonld show them that they asc not for
gotten:
and tbir1y.eisht other clerks with prominent
houses in Chicago, :. ::
, 1864-04-17

HHVtHeE W1c1kE 1x10141P3 III = 1*1ka0
Read the following testimonial from Sig. Muaio,
Musical Director OF the ltaliau Opera Troupe late
in this city. The superior .1n1uo OF the knabe
Pianos ia now almost universally acknowledged: :,
Cu1cAGo, Feb. 10, 1861,
Mesete. ]. Bauer & Co..
GEN11ENEH-0ur Opera Troupe Gro at present
using fonr Of your Justly celebrated KsABE f1Axos,
and ii the exponent OF the Views and opinions OF
the various artsstes, permit me to say: consider
them as UNSURPASSED N DR1IIAscI and TX
uEllENuE, and PnE-EMNENT, WITHOUT RIVAL N
THIS COUNTRY or In Europe -
THEIR SUPERIOR QUALITY or TONE. combining
great depth md powerful volume, with rich and
pec11far1y clear and eyen 4reble, together with
SUPERIOR ro OTHER 1HstnCRESTs, which RARELY,
n EVER, coNDtHE these most essential requisites.
Profoundly impressed with the many valuable
qualities OF these pianos most checrinly indorse
The high and meritorious eneomiuns everywhere
pronounced upon them, :. E. NCx1o.
Musica! Director Of the Italian Opera.
, 1864-04-17

E: Attention moulders.-Thc Committee
appointed By your body, after comforting with the
propretors, came to no conclusion. There will be
meeting Of all moulders at their Hall. on Monday
at 10 o'clock. o. u. CASE,
. Chairman Of Committee
, 1864-04-17

TOR SALE-Lots. Good Build
L Ing and Residence Lots. pleasantly located T.
bard md Noble atreets, At han ssoo to q s1a, q
long or short time. Apply to ], BICKKkDIKKt In
Burnhaul Martina ot1ce Is East Randolph guset
fa21.Y1Q4SIa
, 1864-04-17
a1t1uSp1l1etlt8.

VOLONEL WOODS MUSEUM
~ 100000 CURIOs1T1Es. ! - i
COL: J. IT. WOOD Coz. .rEort1etoFs s9d MansEe;a -
a. D. UsDNADLEY... .Dfotloso VI
MONDAY EVENING, April 18th, =, :.
IwFS1,sEcoSp REPRESENTATION Of e. Tom
Taylor's Great Moral Drama, ID Eye acss' tns :.
TICkEr-OF-LEAVE MAN. !:
Eobt Et!efly-.... ~. = 1cisv
t!cNcf NOES ."alI' a Iserri1
mAl9 -.N*~S.
Other characters BY the -.
n EXCELLENT STAR COMPANY.
APPROVED 81 THB CLERG1l
sASCTIONRD BIZ TIE BAR!
COMMENDED BY MERCHANTS AND pANK6Hal
- And pronounced by the upwards Of
F23tWo PEOPLE, who have Wltneesed ct this e
tAblkLMent. the BEST ACTED and MOST REReECT
FLAY evcf produced IN Chicago Mwinb be pro tuced
every evening during, .nd On SATURDAY AZ FER
PRICES.-Aaur4lout To Museum aud Lecture Room;
ette Children under tEslve re r., IS CENTS Dresi
Circle and IarqEett Is ccna e1tfa- FE1sat@ Boxes,
q and IS, No extra charge for Reserved seas. Box
Book open nom 10 4. 70 2. NJ. Doors OF Lecture
Roc N ofru At o'clock Curtain rises At quarter to
0. Na1Aases eeou4 %o41 3si'' -
GRAND kAT1BEx IyEnY SATURDAY At ~ O'clock.
Tickets 10 Matinee Is cents, admitting the holder to
al p srt8 Of the house.
B- The Great Nuscnut, With It's over 200 Dc3 Curl
cAD Clint fs! Eight Feet high, and weighing over
no poundl will appear nightly. Aiss Amer years
1ses #osiid d. 'D'n'@ 1''D ''l' 1'' spl7dslx "
, 1864-04-17

IolnA .,.*.-..-..,.: ~
Only two hundred and eIehtF-eeTeu allen votes
known to have been polled Tor Sherman and Rose
in one half Of the city. II We recolect rightly
their alleged majority was one hundred and forty.
how many renatne The whole election was q
fraud, and Sherman und Rose now hold their seats
illegally. Union men sec TO 1t that thts game be
not played agnln.: Deposit your own votes 10
man, aud allow no one to vote who is not citizen
ard willing to take his chances ON the DRAFT You
will then win surely and triumphantly. -,
, 1864-04-17

NHcVICKER'S THEATRE.
WI Madison st.eet. oetwasn State and Dearborn.
trop.lator ar6 Manager. ..,.,-.-L. q. Mc7tekx.
MONDAY, April 18th,
BENEFIT 0F MR, /, F. RAND,
who rrscectlully announces \ New cou.dy BY the
celebrated author. Tom Tuylor. entitled
TEE VICTIMS.
MI. tNzhFfne9ts....s MI fiana
AlI. NeigJWtaI E4NuH3-
GF AE. a!ycB
NrH- y efIE AE1 Myers
His. Fzhcrbert.,.. ...-.-.....-.Mss. Philips.
The popular Dauscuse. from the FRENCH OPERA
HOUSE, Eew Orleans,
MILE ZORENIA,
Has kindly FQIuztceFed her vices and will sppeRt
In her brilliant Dance. " PAS ITALIENSE.'
The performance viii conclude with the roaring
sLAsHER & CRAsaER.
61asher.....,..kr. Myers Crasher.........Ar. Rand
e. Tuesday evening, the eminent Jcuug American
Traredtau, EDWIN ADAMS.
VARIETY THEATRE.
.115 117 Dearborn street.
C, IN. GLAD WICK s. co Proprietor and Managers.
T. LII ....5tAXe
, 1864-04-17

TnE PoL1cR AHD F1REAEs-Just NOW the
.Copperhead CounciImen, candidates, and their OF
gan are setting up a great howl about the made
quate pay Of their worthy public servents whom
for a year past they hare 80 per.istently abused.
They are false rs the hero OF the bottouless pit.
On:Y On Friday Last IN offer was made to them that
ntheyl would Issue cal for a meeting OF the
Council to pnaa an ordinance 1aising the pay Of po
lice officers and dte1uen, the UnloR Aldermen
would psedge themselves TO attend the meeting n1d
to pote foe Il 70 aun- The CoppeEheads would
not. They screened themselves behfnd the general
ealTy the k1ideweu eWindle they would not meet.
The Copperheads arc now as heretofore, Tesponst-
bic for the present low pay OF the police officers
, 1864-04-17

OUn POLICE COMMISSIONER CAHpDATE.-
We would remind our readers that in Charles A.
Rcslo the Experimentation men have chosen
candidate against whom the malignant mlscegeua-
sion organ nseK can say nothing worse than that
he Ia opposed TO ptomiecuops negro intercourse
and whisly inhibition. Mr. Reno h1s ncrer made
himself prominent in the political arena, hut be
has .nlw5ya been one Of onr best citizens; and in
record. One brothsr-General Heno-was killed
At the battle Of South Mountain while gal]antiy
leading hts division into action: Another brother
General Grants staff, and IL now Assistant
Quar.ermaster In this city. Every friend OF the
soldier. every loyal man in the city will vote for
c. A. Keno at the election Of Tucsday,
, 1864-04-17

:,CH.CAGo CIERKs AND TIE ST. Louis FA3.
We lnae1t the drrular or the st. Louis Clerks
ard tie response ofthose OF Chicago, in respect to
the proposed Sanitary Fair. without ssysng \
word sEasnrt the appeal, y only right and prop
r. that Ne ehould s,ata the fact that The 81 ioni.
SANITARY Cemm1st,on 10 not affiliated WITH that Of
schtcsp or pi The United 6tates, hat Is . aeps.ste
aud fr1epepdeut or saiEas.pn. and not = msaher
n mencas o. the National Snlde1s' Aid SocIteF Il
r. e,so due tothc truth OF history to state the adj
fioual fact, TIM when sht pioneer Chicago Sanitary
, 1864-04-17

ITO RENT Offices and Rooms in
building sa ard 10 Lasa11e nt1eet The building
t. sf cizsa 1en n9htsd. md adaptsd 20 the eea &
fesi bustneser Each once h1a ! dEe coasuitAd0n
rnco coonsctEd viii II Apply to hU7 HR0okS,
, 1864-04-17

x On1TuAR1,-An our residents ind large
circle Of friends Will regret to learn Of the death Of
Deacon Joseph Johnston, who came to this city In
1853. He expired On Friday evening last Of dle-
ezse contracted at Chattacooga, whittier he went
ia look after his ron, who was wounded there.
He was an active member Of the Plymouth Con-
-'ErcgahonA1 Church, and Will be buried thtrefrom
this afternoon. At halfpast O'CLOCK A good man
, 1864-04-17

AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY, April 18th, at 81 o'clock, We shall
tel st our SalcsrooMs, general assortment Of New
and Second Hand Parlor, ChaMoe. md Diuin1roem
FuIn.tule. Carpets, Mirrors, lch Silk and Worsted
Cutta1n Danaek, French China, SNEe..Plsted Table
and Ten Forks and Spoons, 0ficn DsFk-
ALso-Two second b nd Plano Fortes. ALso-Ten
elexnnt Chamber Suits Of yasions kinds. together
GILBERT d SAMPSON.
, 1864-04-17

Tue FOURTH WARD PAC1FED.-Our read
en- have been AWARE Of the dlnculty in the Fonrth
Ward in relation to the candidate for Alderman
nominated at the primary election. A meeting
was called on Saturday night to harmonlze these
differences. Fu1y two hundred and nity parsons
Eere preeent, and atrr fn1 and free discussion
Of the matter, It Was unanimously resolved to eup
port and elect Samuel McRoy, the regular candI-
publican Alderman from the Fourth Ward, and
Eoppeshe1d Countfss will haye q ticket Of leave to
stay ut home md attend to his liquor trac instead
done wisely 80. !. =
, 1864-04-17

ELECTION DET1.-Union men. Remember
one thing. Your fate Is in your hands on Tuesday.
He who hsring been once under the yoke, aud vol
unfairly submits thercto second time deserves to
be eyef aftern el1ve- Il 1t not worth struggle
q bard struggle TO be irecg One good pull. 4 har-
1aonious .pnll a puu altogether and the thing IL
, 1864-04-17

CHANGE n TME.-In, order to meet the
dsilY increasing travel On the street CARS on the
Blue leland avenue route, the cars will In iu,ute
rnn every quarter Of an hoor, instead OF every
twenty. minutes - heretofore This is needed
, 1864-04-17

ELECTION sTR1KEs,-We notice that John
F. Seutlebach, the Coppezhead Candidate tor Police
Conmitaiones, and Math,ss Franzer, the Copper
head candidate fur Alderman in the Thirteenth
Ward, are both unwilling 10 pay the price demand.
ed By their hands. We hear they are debating the
question with considerable earneatness.
To be or not to be, that 10 the questton. Wheth-
CT 'tia nobler fn MN to sutfer the mtsercs OF a
candidate defeated, or by reslgning. end them.
And sSeleSy rel tste The money om ones pocket or
have them vote against me.
Aye! there's the rub.' ,
9esi that's Il exact'y: Better zcaign at once and
, 1864-04-17

GILBERT g. SAMPSON,
" Aucuo1ecra, n, rs and IS Dearborn E1ees,
Four Frame Dwelling Houses, j..
AT AUCTION.
On SATURDAY, April q at 10H O'Clock A. M., we
shall ke on the premlees the north side OF WASH
3uGtonkt, between Dearborn and State streets. the
FOUR Two-sToRY FRAME BUILDINGS
Situated thereon The buildings TO be moved on the
dfst day Of May 1854. Terms cash
ppl7-d46-7tnet GILBERT T. SAMPSON, Auct',s.
GILBERT d SAMPSON,
I General AnctIonaers ~, 4s l. 4s Dearborn At.
Our personal attention giyent to the sale Of House
hold Furniture, At the reGldenees, at Coous.
We have regular sales Furniture, &C.. 1T sa1c
, 1864-04-17

=, .GoyEnxMEsT 1rENs-Captain. J. A Pot
ter, United States Depot Quartcrnazter, has Sc
cured Offices In the Gafrett Block for Lieutenant
Colonel John Turner, Chief Conumissaryy, and Sur
geon L. 4. Holden, Medical Director. The Cap
tain will probably remove ttither himself tn short
time. :,
: II has bean determined to place Captain and
1fteeu men Of the Invalid Corps At the Soldiers
Rest md adjoining Commissary Warehouse TO
About tve hundred Canadian ponlea lately pur-
chased at Detroit were shipped On Saturday morn
ING from this city to st. Fxul for Government use
Frm ffty to serenity horses arr sent to St. Louis
every alternate day,
, 1864-04-17

"Ox D1T."-What d world Of wit, wisdom
and scandal lies couched Mt imcs bchind those lit
le rtnds-1hny say. Take for Instanosthe follow
Ing contained in the Journal of Saturday: =
! t0x D.T.-Rsv.' M. Thomas, Pastor Of tho
b; ;nse seesfd e. sa o%
It." . 80:
Yes: accepted IT.; and thereby hangs tale. Tho
ra.hcr couchcd in tho terra :"go" than "cnmc."
In other words 1t ia understood that Mr. T, has
been 9ullty Of eertoas indlscreions,. lady being
excited to tuch degree that 1t was MT Judged
prudent to Btsy; o.. d1 that similar scene Was
once enacted in New York.
, 1864-04-17

Fair was held last fall that the st. Louis sociey
refused t. contribute cent or to giTc 1t any aid or
Ehie sn the p.hcr hand Tho Pttsburr Aid soc..
civ contributed beralls gtnerous!y; that soelctyts
now preparing 10 hold Fair, and calls on Qhlcaso
fo lend /, ,hclnne ltand. We6t,te thete thlnse for
the pnrpotc of heking EQrthy clerka and othe.
ibIaI minded aud patriotic cIttEcns not to forge.
our friends In the Iron City. ip making mp their
, 1864-04-17

:. :THB ST. LOUIS SANITARY FA1n.-The fol-
lowing circular, frum the Associated Clerks Of st.
Louis, was recently received BY the Clerks Of Chi
, 1864-04-17

FOR SALE: Homeless House
u Huuters, Attention % houses and lots Tor sale.
bali chsh n hand balance time % sult purchaser.
Houses and loss On North Despls1nes sssset, North
and East Madison street: ~ wthta nftse9 minutes
inquisc 81 HENRY SMITH. Agent. at ot1.e 60 2t 0E-
, 1864-04-17

M. 1ae State street. This IL mort EXCELLENT
CHANCE for a party wishipK to step into good and
~ cali 1t 1913 stese s<xees. IL; :,
sr,lr.als4 Ithp - -. 4, QEKRY,
, 1864-04-17
GHdntfn-agtntS.

"ANTED.-Agents wanted to
w sell the most "Wonderful Invention Of the
Age" An Instrument and r111 hBtruetions BY which
Sent free on receipt Of 50 een1s Every family shou!d
maIirs slo ds1. Town end eoanrs ric1s for sale.
Address n: De GRAND, care roou No. 8. 13 broad
, 1864-04-17

E Ha.heesh Candy BY The Gunjah Walsh
Company, NV York; SEQ Advertisement Of q:
scovil IS f6Randoiph strees, agent toF, ca.eago and
, 1864-04-17

A SCANDAL suIT.-Judge Gary and jury
have been occupied IN the Superior Court since
Tuesday last In the trial OF an sction for scandal
wherein Wendell Grimm and Elizabeth his wifc
were the plaintids and John Markie Is the defend
ant. The parties to the suit appear to be neigh
nnd C1ybou1ue Avenue. Some dispute appeara to
hare existed between the parties about the prope,
tence Of the iuale plaintiff the defendant undertook
to remove the fence.
The female plaintiff demonstrated with the de-
fsndant, and desirtd him to take no etep In the
matter until the return of her husband; wherenpon
she aesa1led with the most vile and opprobipps
cpithets. Upon the words that Wese used thea &c
verdict foE the plaintiffs, fixing the damages 1t
$tC0. =
The PLAINTIFF we.e represented by NJ D. Brown,
and the defendant by T. SchIntz.
, 1864-04-17

for two
rooms large ard pleasant, sultah1o for gentie
man aud vito or i've angle gentlemen lsrEe
clothes preks aud bath room attached 10 each. Tha
furniture ts q the nrst quality and entirely new
, 1864-04-17
A2aat1te1-UorresponDe1,ce,

w WANTED- Correspond denees by
education. f6oto, trehangtd. Ladies plea e Write.
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Meadaua1ttsa Ash Army Corps, via ChatsanooFat
, 1864-04-17

- POLICE CoURT.-Tho record OF the estab.
Ilabment for the past weak, Is sean.y one, pos
seseirg few points Of interest. On Saturday, ow-
ing to raid on one Of the many deus OF pollution
with whfch our city abounds, by the police on the
preceding night the docket received several ndd1-
ions still the total number Of cascs did not exceed
:. IL as n 1npo1,ass ca..!.pavia Rogers ind David
Patteo, two young men. were charged with the
larceny OF drafts and money, amounting In the ag
gregate to $4,000, from til person Of 4. Cooke. The
robbery was effected on the Est OF last March at
WlliaulsTil!e, Eaugarnon county, on the Chicago,
Alton and St. Louis Railroad, but the prisoners
were not arrested until late on Friday evening. BY
request Of the prosecution they were remanded TIL
Monday week, being committed In default OF $1,000
bail each One Of the accused Is an old resident OF
the c3ty, - ~.
Joy dnsong The An2e1s.-Pascho Angel was ar
.rafgued on charge ot assauls with deadly wea-
pom. under circumstances mentioned In Saturdays
TRIBUNE He WAS justy 3nulctcd In the sum of
&7b and costa. After bis punishment. Sarah Angel
bis wiE0pd eleven other IN :ortunates Nere charged
with b4Ag inmates Of the angelic domain. and
fined SO and costs each. .,+-'
I. 4 we Bsat<r:-John Kilsotn, appropriately
whtskey, daily i" killed "by him, him was charged
with abusing bis wife and family Of ten children.
John was required to Ind bail for his future be-
hnvIor to the amount OF $500, which In very In
Eultng manner he refused to do. A dne Of Is for
contempt vas therefore imposed. and ho WIS COM
mitted to Jail.