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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-05-03

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Books and Book &liers.
1T. Head, Wilmington,
J b. Porter, y
Thos. Roberts, "
A. d. Inslee,
George Craig, {"
II. s. R. Butler, "
Boots, Shoes and Leather.
Gao. 3. Hagapy, WILL,
John B. Murphy, d"
John oosdsn, Smyrna,
j. II. Graham, +"
A. Broadway, Willow Grow
II. Cowgirl, /"
samn. 5. Baldwin, d"
Israel Townsend, Will,
Cabinet Ware.
sam'l. MeOlary, VIII.
L. +. Adalr
5. O. Finley, Newark,
W. p. Householder.
\. T. Enos, Odessa.
Dry Goods and Carpets.
worrell a Child, Will,
J. 3, Kennard, "
ID. j. Irwin, d"
William B Sharp, "
W. Il. Janvier, 81. Georges,
salnl. b. oleAver Port Penn
Chas. TatmAn, Middletown
John W. Cullen, Dover,
Albert Dudley, Camden.
Carriages.
Jesse Alexander, Del. City,
j. Mefriek, Wilmington,
Frist & Almond, "
Jas Cox, Middletown,
sam'l. Sharp, Milford,
\. B. Clark, Camden.
CloMiHg.
Clayton Wilds. Smyrna.
Dsntisiry.
Dc. n. Garrett, VIII,
DR.. u. W. Haipss, Newark,
DR.. w. @. A, Bonwill, Dover
DR.. D. D. smlthsrs, smyrna
Drugs and Chemicals.
I. Bringhurst, Wilmington.
II. X. Bringhurst, Is
u. Mclnall, G
J. 7. Hoffecker, Smyrna,
D. +. Burton, Dover,
NJ, M. Stevenson, FELTON,,
Albert N. Sutton, 81. Georges
Fars, Hats and Caps.
Thos. D. Webb, Wilmington.
Thos. NJ. Culbert,
Gas Eyainrss, &c.
WIN. Fcrria, WllmiI gton,
j. N. GRwthFtp,
Glass and China Ware.
7. Y. DeNormandls, WIl.,
Jas. Q. Piekels,
Hdrdware.
Q. A. Rodney, Wilmington,
Capelle 4 Duncan, .
Iron.
Ell Garrett, Wilmington,
Mcdowell 4 Co,
apr PEW
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-05-03
Office of the Committee on Labor,
Incomes and Revenues"

6O2 Market Street, Wilmington, Apra 1864.
The Committee on LABOR, INCOMES AND
REVENUES" of the DELAWARE DEPARTMENT Of
the GREAT CENTRAL FAIR, is charged with the
following duty, to wit;
lst. To obtain the contribution Of 'one DAYS
labor" or earnings, from every Artisan aud
Laborer, Foreman, Operative and EMPLOYEE :
President, Cashier, Teller and Clerk Of every
incorporated and unincorporAted Compeny, Rail
Road and Express Company, Employing Firm,
Bank, Mandatory, Iron Works. Oil Works
Mill, Mine and Public office; from every private
Banker and Broker, Importer, Auctioneer and
Merchant; Clerk, Agent and Salesman; De-
Higner, Fiuisher and Artist; Publisher, Printer
and Mechanic from every Government Officer.
Contractor and Employee; Grocer, Butcher
Baker and Dealer; Farmer, Horticulturist and
Producer; from every Mantua-naker, AIilliner
and Female Operative; every individual en-
gaged in turning the coil, tending the loom, or
IN any way earning livelihood, or building
fortune within tho State of Delaware,
2nd.-To obtain the contribution of one DAVIS
Revenue from all the Employing Establish
ments, Firms, Corporations, Companies, Rail
Roads and Works.
3rd.-To obtain the contribution of one DAVIS
income from every retired person, and person of
fortune-male aud femalt-living upon their
means, and from oil Clergymen, Physicians.
Dentists, Editors, Authors aud Professors; and
all other persons engaged iu the learned or 9th
er profess ons.
To accomplish this great work. the Committee
appeal to the people of Delaware. The object
in view is to raise funds for the Sanitary Com
mission, charitable organization for the relief
Of our sick and wounded soldiers.
Let every man and woman work one day for
our Country.
Contributions may be handed, or sent by
mail, to any member of this Committee. They
will be duly acknowledged, and placed upon the
records Of the organization.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-05-03
NsoN, Chairman.

Lumber.
Jesse Lane, Wilmington.
James NJ. Ellison, Del. City,
Geo, W. ChuiohnAn, Clay.
mont.
W. NJ. Shakespeare, Dover.
A, J. Barrett, Wilmington,
Bauduy Simmons, 4"
J. II. Boon, Frederick,
r. K Hastings, smgrua,
n. u. OoEerdAle, Kenton,
w. MrClellAnd, Newark,
Ohas, Z. Garretson, st. Goes.
HdyNsss.
Casper Kendall, Wilmington
Jas. Conner, "
Chas. Anderson, Del. City,
VIM. @. Clark, Camden,
l.. Gsiser, Dover.
HoilOW Ware and Ssoves.
u. Z. Plekela, wilmington,
5. W. Roberts,
Geo. N. stetuon. Camden.
Aiiiers and EGrina soous
Produce.
y. Hounstield. Wilmington,
a. Chandler, I"
Jas. Evans. Dover,
John Peoples, II. Clay FAe.
toly.
WIN. Worden, Smyrna,
WIN. Z. Lindals. Candsn,
Adam Dayett, Kirkwool,
Henry Moore, Dover,
W. O. Robertson, Del. City.
Machinery.
J. d. Evans.
Cotton and Roolsn Alonu
fHcfares.
James Riddle, Wilmington.
y. Lammot, Jr., "
D. Chillaa, Newark,
John pllliug. -
VIM O. shaw, New Castle.
Paper.
Curtis & Bro, Newark,
Alfred Jeasup, Wilmington,
Photographic.
:, Garrett, Wilmington,
A. Gawthrop, "
Ponder.
u. Dupont, Wilmington,
Lamuot DuPont "
Snip and Ship Building.
Harlan 4 Holllngsworth
4 Co., Wilmington,
I'hos. Clyde, ClayInont,
a. Rsybold, Del. City,
Wilson L. Cannon, Dover,
Jas. Deputy. Milford,
Jno. X. Kirkman, VIII,
IobaccO aud S@9 ~
John v. 0hrlsty, VIII,
John Il. Britton, ="
]. ButK, q
John ChriHty, "
:. II. Choate, Newark,
R. II. Hayman, St. Georges.
lafruit Bowls, Just received
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-05-03
DELAWARM L. ~ f,, sNr
OF THE
GREAT CENTRAL FA1p
Office Of Committee on Donation. Of No..
INarITUrE BuILDme
WnMIEoroN, April 18Th ia.

0gics Of 0ommittse on Donation Of x,..
lsarrTurE BulLDmq,
WnhiSoros, April 18th, 1894
The Committee on Donations of Mo,.-
peal for contributions In MosEr. Ia ,ss.
their fellow citizens who do not propoaa , ss"S!N
TO the Fair the products of their skin ai All
dusdtry. BY far the larger portion of M ~ u
ey received on the occasion of the Faira ksd ~
the benefit Of The Sanitary Commission Il cis W.
cinnati, Boston and Brooklyn, was derived t.a W.
direct donations in CASH, and not from ~. i0u ue
ceeds Of the sale Of articles exposed wav, r
the Sanitary Commission needs TO aFord wv. "sn
to the sick end wounded soldiers ia Mos,, '"H
large amounts and from all sourues w. a.l Y
then upon all bankers, corporations. oanis,i...
persons living upon incomes, profeasion.l
otherwise; in short upon all who viii no,S
represented in the Fair by their produO,lon. y
initiate the example Of those who will "a '.
contribute liberally in NOISY for tbis rs.
object. ~~'
1t ia proposed to raise One Dollar fo, .,..
man, woman and child In Delaware. aa tbs Ivy ~.
trbution of this State to the Sanitary Com~I. NY,
sion. Every person is solicited to WoRK "a, M,
great cause. II is hoped that by saruss, ~
united effort the result Of our labors NAV 4,
worthy Of the patriotism and loyalty a; ~,
State. W Wv
Contributions may be handed to any msmb.,
o. the Committss, Or to the Chairman, or to Ii,
Secretary and Treasurer. ~'
WILLIAM CANDY, Chairman
Secretary and Treasurer,
GEO. H. P. SIMMONS,
Office Of N. o. Co. Insurance Co..
Institute Building
COMMITTEE.
WILLIAM CAHBr, Chairman,
Edward Belts, Wilmington,
j. I. Head,
j. l.. DeVou, Jr., "
J. @. Jackson, Pleasant Hill,
j. Miller, Newark,
d. W. Moore, Centreville,
Ed. Challenger, New Castle,
j. P. Belville, 81. Georges,
@. Y. Hastings, KirkwOod,
j. D. Cazier,
W. W. Tsohudy. Smyrna,
J. A. Dunning, Dover,
J. Woodall,
DR.. C. l.. Mahon, Smyrna,
Thos. Simpson, Camden,
W. Townsend, Frederica,
A. N. Hall, Milford,
X. W. Reynolds, FELTON,,
@. s. Layton, Bridgeville,
L. W. NAPLES, Lewes,
Geo. Z. money, Delaware City,
Rev. Daniel Lambdin, Camden.
Mrs. H. W. BRRRss,
Chairman of Ladies' Committee,
Mrs. A. W. Smith, Wilmington,
Miss II. B. Torbert,
Mrs. Il. W. Ilaines, Newark,
Mrs. Taggart, New Castle.
Mrs. A. p. Shannon, Cbrlstians,
Mrs. A. r. Robertson, Delaware CITY,
Mrs. Sarah NJ. Way, Centrevile,
Mrs. Isaac D. Hamilton, Smyrna,
Ladies' Aid Society. Middletown,
Mira A. d. Richardson, Dover,
; Mrs. James II. Boone, Frederick,
Miss Annie Reville, Milford,
Mrs. Eliza Moore, Georgetown.
) apr 22-2m
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-05-03
COMMITTEE.
SAMUEL NJ. HARRINoroN, Jr., Chairman,
Wilmington, Delaware.

Ohhl GIs
SAMUEL NJ. HARRINGTON, Jr., Chairman
Wilmington, Delaware.
Hon. j. NJ. Turner, Wilmington
DR.. Jas. r. Wilson, "
Rev. DR.. Clemson, Claymont,
A. P. Shannon, Christiana,
A. Higgins, New Castle,
G. W. Blandy, Newark,
Spencer Chandler, Pleasant Hill,
Rev. d. II. Emerson, 81. Georges,
WIN. II. II. Clark, Delaware City,
Henry P. Baker, Odessa,
James A. Benson, Kirkwoed,
Daniel L. Dunning, MIiddletown,
Levi W. Lattomus, Tow nsead,
Joseph Cleaver, Port Penn,
Robert D. Hoifecker, Smyrna,
Dr.. W. 4. Collins, &"
Daniel Cowgirl, Dover.
DR.. Ezekiel Dawson, Camden,
Hum Jenkins,
Dr.. Joseph Simpson, FELTON,,
Thomas B. Coursey, Fredericl,
Thomas +. llanmersley, Milford.
John Il. Sudler, Bridgevills,
j. P. MsGuigan, Georgetown,
l.. W. NAPLES, Lewes.
apr 22-2w
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-05-03

BEAUTIFUL lot OF ol.unaFruit Bowls, lust received
II and for sale low by
TH0s.Y. DRNoRMANDIR
o02 Market sire
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-05-03
S II. PETTENaILL & Co.,

No. 81 Park ROM NeaC York, q 8 Stdtest., Boston.
rs our authorised Agents in those eties to tAks Adj
Tsrtssmsuts aud subscriptions foI the Journal and
BtstssmAD.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-05-03
LOCAL AFFATRs
UNION COUNTY MEETING.

The loyal voters of New Castle County will
meet at the Court House in the Town OF New
Castle, on Saturday, May 7th, 1864, Rt one
O'Clock, p. M. THIS meeting will fix the day
for the nomina ton election at which the Union
candidates for Sheriff aud Coroner will be selec'
ted appoiut the Judges for holding the said
election provide for the election Of delegates, in
toe usual manuer, 10 represent New Castle
County, iu the State Convention, at which dele
gates to the Union National Convention to as
7smble at Baltimore on the seventh day Of June
next. will be appointed, designate the members
Of the County Executive Committee for the ap
lroAehiug campaign, and transact such other
business us is necessary and usual, All who nre
in f.vor Of supporting the Government in its
efforts 10 crush a wicked Rebellion against its
authority, are invited to attend.
ln behalf Of the Union Executive Committee
ri New Castle County.
JOHN A. ALLDERDICE. Chairman.
MONEY AND STooEs.-Hilyard 4 Co., furnish
US with the following quotations, up TO IL
o'clock, yesterday -
U $. 6's, 1875, ll3 OLA
U. s $40 Treasury notes, Ill @1l2
U. s. 6-20's, l06A@l07A
Certificates Indebtedness, $50 988
Gold, 76t6 II
R. R. Robinson, & Co., Fourth aud Market
sueetsi IN thlh city, furnish US the I0uOWlhg
quotations, at three O'Clock yesterday.
Gold, $l76 @$l77
Silver-Halves aud Quarters, 1914 a. l65
Dimes and Halt. dimes, 100 "a 1862
U. s. Coupons, 6's, 1881. ll249 1l4@
u 8. Fve-twentiee LOG Ia l07
U. s Seven-thirties Ill a. liz
Certificate Of Indebtedness, new, 9S4(1 0sa
Wilmington City Loan, lns "a ll0
New Castle County Loan, LOG "a ITO
Delaware State Bonds. l02 "a l03
=. W. & B. Railroad Bonds, l40 "a l4l
Delaware Railroad Bonds, l02 "a 1903
Delaware Railroad Stock, "a "a 20
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-05-03
GuMMlITEB.
las. HkNRY L. TATHALL, Chairman.
Delaware Department of the Great
Central Fair,
MANUFACTURING AND nncaAsIcAI DEPARTMENT.

Al Logan Square, Phiadelphia in aid Of he Unite,
States Sanitary Connission, for the Reiief Of Sick
and Hound,d Sddiers
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-05-03
GREAT CENTRAL FAIR.

arr 7-tf
, 1864-02-05
STATE SAVINGS INSTITUTION
End of the Excitement-A Reaction
Who il to Blame.

vhe State Savings lnet1tudon still lives, In IAcf
I. conyseeceut. The stack Of fever with which 1t
-or rather its dcpositors-have been Visited is
over. and nothing remains but tho chronic form Of
n.1vous Utilization which marks tho ccssation 81
the acute phase. "Wednesday afternoon WAS the
cgs,s, and the doors closed on that evening on an
excited throng. But tho continuance Of payment,
aud the liberal arrivals Of money wherewlth to
Keep up the paying process damped
the ardor Of the most fearful, many Of
them realizing the sensIbleness Of the French
mans story" II you avez plenty Dc Is monnase,
do not want him. bnt II you haves not ze argent
begar mus have him" 4 great crowd collected
at the door yesterday morning, the majority mp.
pea11nE to be there simply from curiosity to know
whether the bank would really reopen for pay
mcnt Assured On this point they went away. and
By II O'Clock the attendance was very moderate
The numbers gradually diminished during the
day, and at the hour Of closing the applicants had
ali received their money. All through
the day the ordinary husinee OF the
bank continued without interruption, and
eyea OF the applicants, very many Of whom lefffhe
who ilad drawn her savings looked at 1t as 1t lay
on the counter, and then told them to put 1t back
agnin-ahe did not wnnt It.
Il very amusing scene occurred On Tuesday. a
-..... 1900 t,,1,th ha. f,rn tfad mn and m. Of
Honan came 1E WIN ne. 'asT ~ W. ~ W.
the b5standefs fematkeo' Ans1 "omsn n1s so'
the Email poZ." There MAS an Instant scattering;
tha ran1,s were eornpleta1v broken. and It was ut
.e@s. - 1s. H. ss.,o ,,-.s ~. fo,,,aa
'eaes nse nAaulee oSa4o tao Ea1s TAo
we are gtaa 10 notaeo 1nss mo sooe1. eon1noo
seuse of the people is reasEcrtinE Its sWay. They
are mt IN he hfa1ned fnr having mn.ueutariIy for
.. - -s,.. 80, ,..;tod hv s+,+arnanta of
gotten thc9sel'es. #aen iac'teo oy s'ateaea!s u
the insecurity OF the nank Ii Wna tonchlng 1ne1a
On very tender point, and remembering past
scenes OF tnsolvency and financial disaster, they
-...n-.1l,. fa1t q thnt. a,tv IN tbamueYrca IN
sIa3 nAAua4ty 'e'' ~ s44"'1 1.9 ~ - ~. ~
Withdraw the0 money. Ihls hney nau Peve1
right to d. eycn though no fear had existed Of the
, 1864-02-05

Spring Building Commenced.

Among the more suaklng proofs vi toe tap1o
So 49, s3as,aa u tha hnzoesa cent,c ;, Ia
toiole oeen cuns'oeta t1o p1saees so' -
daily expanding. ano a1leao5 ine'uoes mnoae
blocks which year or TITO ago were considered
entirely out Of the then prescribed limits. Resi-
5oaen. ~ one story reta{1 stores ara renovn4 tn
ueneea, anu one etotJ toton s1oles 40 "
more remote localities and new nse stofy rnasole
1.-The c.ucl war" or the severe weather-the work
.,,as xte,a,lv fnrvard and Tho next va know Of
the transformation Is that one ol our ofo s retAl
another the next, . and 20 on, and
thst thev have each uassed through
tn1 @sy na a.".s - .o,,a ant en,,-dedesd
the cnfgsans sea1e, anu some oal 'n,.ueasoo ~
dow of their uerf and comuod1ous stores, "No
esads so15 ~ ~s+.,1 " Tha atotea they have "a.
eoo1s eo'u ~ - ss.,,"s hr h.,s;,s.s ,,,s,,
eatea a1e .aken IN ta.u etusf ~ ~
Metropolis Of the great Northwest-the business
,r.+ tha e~tant NJ uhosa hnafne,s "a limited on1v
hT tha1r fac5ft'ra far transactine lt-whose fleld
for @ 1rsde snd commerce Is uprest.,cted unlimited
or by dealers who have done thriving business
u, r,ore hnn,h1e nns,ters. and ara nav nrenared to
tta,. 9. s;,tttos - sto,, ~, t,t, +hs
~ Al i. a,s, dssss ~ o'ep W A1" &e
ot nleI-elass ts.an asa.c". +,. ,,s n, ..,x,
tusiness Dloeks were pa4t-as snowR a. n our an !:
n1al reEle%1on etieets %nefe nelore nas M moss
street. streets whe1s before business bad been compafa-
stTely nmHea II s.,u ,,,,,-..a ..a
las ~ ~ e.a,s 70 nnt nt11 ar
neW u.osAs aaS 1srsnna narts ~
inc oatJ. y. n. 9o5lngton, ascaitech nas 1Iss IT,
conpleteo puma a9u speclnsauons ~. one 81 ~
Eoost eompletc anu ~ t II - NJ.
~ " e IL ~ II cornep Of WashInrton and Des1
poIu eLleeAS, " 4uAuA AAub a1l0 a41As n. coAGA
, 1864-02-05
ADJUSTMENTS,


ADJUSTMENTS.
The OPora.
LA TAyonrTA-A notice of the perform
anee Of La Fayorita on Wednesday evening VII
forced out by the pressure upon our columns. We
inert it this morning:
Tie oFe1a troupe II under cloud. Lorini coutin-
ues Il! md laborng under heary cold, which ne
ecsetated the performance Of Is Faroyits last
evening instead Of Trovatoze. The house w1s
crowded with splendid andlence, drawn ont by
the expectant melodies Of Verdi, ard although
there was shade Of disappointment at the chance.
etill the audience evidently appreciated he crcu.
stances and gave the Fsyorite handsome zecep-
tton.
MorensI, as Leoora, was eupcrb, both In action
and yocalixatiou. 1t Hss the first fair chsnce to
taeee Of her this and ehe atood the tsst tr
unphant1y. The mic Feynassdo. which Is the
c]itterlng point OF the character, was rendered
grandly. and deserved the hearkv applauss which
ereeted it. Morensi sInce the list season h.s de-
ve1oned ,ra rn1t{x,tca re- r,1c, an th,t ita ra-
sources ara arer and II. on,1itv p,es,1v enriched
she h.s ,1ao st1s,ea 5raros,r noint. and 1ew ner.
aonaHcro ,,on +ha o,.,,tir .ts1a .,,1l a-ca1
h., ..,... ruA. T.. .-.s.h, t.o11a, nd
.~,nostt~ ~ ho- ao,ia..,,", sn5 w. ..f;,,rs.s
n hsr ,,s.t,-as ~ ..,1tras ~-h,ch .nt,,1a M.
renaj 10 ,..e her n1are tn the Arat rans Of
artists.
Poor 6tettani was l,oarscd TO such an extent TINT
he did himself no tuatIce yhatoyer, It was only
an eloquent index OF what he can do His spirto
geul displayed splendid atyle, but Of COURSE was
only the shadow of what 9taFaut will do Wheu he
Is in voice. At present 1t ia little less than toly
3of MN to attempt TO nloe. .,,s
hotel'i ola e1eenentl5 "ell, sang IN gooa 'oSs' s
ana was cafe1ul ana aeeulate throughout "e
wish We could say As much OF the chorus. They
were fat Az founders good mart of the time but
a.a..i.n.Nv -.,a cn,te efrac+tvo rhev aho,1d
u<eae.ono! s! "S 4o 1ITSte NJ 49,. s,'s1'-
nave oeen 60 AZ Inc time. ine ofenessfn sno"s
improvement. Tonight Somnamonla 10 set down.
Ia So.nnox,.6ula was presented lust evening to
~. s.sf.-.o ~, ...t a. f,,Io,1. =. A,,in, r..+r,
nno nualenees tAs eae. 90 .,s., "3 Ta'u4'
-klstno, IAmaro; Kodouo, Colle1u' L1sss, f1eaefi
Tercso, Tartaria; A1css1o, Ximenes. Leaving out
fhc dreadful rrttine, the (1ners went off very
~ ss.1- g.. 49, ,..,esss.,a,, -, ~ ~,
sIoootnlys an0 gave gseat eaus1aclon ~ al aauA-
ence which was an appreciative one.
Caetri In Lucia gave little ides Of Castri In Som
nsmbu1a We thoueht ehe was excellent in the
e.. h,+ .ha go -a.I,v .,-,..h T., a. 1o.t..
~ 1oaanei* pat eu1 "He Aea4' supetu III aao nl.o5.
magnificent executive powers. Her trtlls and rms
, 1864-02-05
LAW Intelligence.
Decision of Court in Bano on the
Question Of New Trials in
Ejectment.
Rafsin. of Metropolitan Hnll
Block Enjoined.
RECORD OF cAsEs IN ALL TIE COURTS

... r,..z. x.u s.u. .,,.o
We called attention to an important decision IF
49, s,s-. th.+ .rhenever n TIA t-,,l ~ An eiort.
men teaee jury iswaived and the case tried BY
Court, 1t is final determination Of the case. and
there can be no second trial, AZ is provided by
a,,tn,e In rnsca vhere there Ia . verdict
1aars - cs~ n hs,d 49, ~ se.t,ta co.,snn,,t.a
9ause onss leu e1ae IL" ssaIale son1entp1ateo
only trials By 1ur5, ano decided AGAINST Inc mo-
question was taken before the Court In Banc. and
~. 49, .;aea -r.s dn.,5a5 j., S.ra- ~ 5stsaJ
ot srse seson
Gary being reversed by the full Court.
Jndpe Wilson In delivering the opinion of the
Court sald hat Tie settled practice Of u ths
out the greatest deliberat1on the cases cited
% npn ,.~ WrTo % decided after onr ensctent of @ the
w "e,o usea a.s.. .aa.ss.,a. w. = ~ y. 49,. ~
statute; hence, there was no presumption mat we
The Judee m esid fnrther Tint the New York csses
.... - .e..t....,o, .a,ta,d.s -,
da not easan tae M
p sgIssRsnt e tas paISslss seaessEnfaS the
'af.s W n w aT " vors resn: re farts Tere
ING ~ 9ns e. o. ~ afers uhic ~. rerv Giaerent
ionna ~ t ,.sn az an st:,n,a Is, ~
ang on ~ Ell - ~ tte ia1 ~
'ne Nn4in, taT1 ~ ~. nevy ~ t,isi n1ioxed
Worio1 ~ ~ pIs,ntiff. Wstter l. nerter for ne-
Eepdntf
W4ne..,r f,o-r m eoor eor--T.zo,na s;,.
veTman ". Wcsly Munyer In Chsncery. TIE COM
plainant In the above entitled Chancery suit res
ierdaY AIed bill against the defendant for the
parpose Of procuring an injunction to prevent
Munyes from raising the building known a. the
WetropolItau UI0ck on the corner Of Randolph
and Ii Sale strcetB which heiore the flung OF the
bii. Aforesaid, the Latter was proceeding to do.
The bill states that the complainant is tenant Of
certain portion Of the building which he uses for
the purpose OF f1ansactfng IN II the oos1nese OF
private banker and general broker and dealer IN
exchanges md that his tenancy docs not expire I'll!
the let OF next say. That, several years since,
The present nne1pired tenancy, by the per;
mission Of Borden, the then owner. and
partly at his own expense, he caused
in iron safe and yanl to Be firmly placed and
established under the said building to be used for
, 1864-02-05
WHAT We ARE COMING TO.
Copperheadlsm in the Ascendant-A
Model Councn-A xfsacc Of Police
Cemmi1a1oneFs At " 0Fk-PFoM~
ion1s ON Prostikutton-Fro-
fected Sale OF oTArnas-E0n9pis
racy Against tho Fe1co
and Good Order Of
fhA a Civ.

rAcy Against tho PeAco
tie oily. ' ~
In a former issuc ne referred to the alarming tn
r+eeae of n,ost,tntiop In chic4ro and showed con-
~1ns,v.1r th.t 10 S,r h,d heen 1arclv st,nn,atea
.s.,n. - 49,. @ uta@.n ~ Ia Rn,-a NJ
S9 P bsb hs s tae oo
snnnosed % from his ofacial position to have
% Controlling influence. The oTders issued,
with bis sanction, we're shown to have
resulted in the removal and casting
down Of an ne na11aess ~.n wn,sn esesy mea
regulated community arc aeeos.on'eo " so1loaao
the more public exhibitions OF this evil and In
enee. 10 p,aes a'et s,+Inn suu - ha1i
For this dtsgraeelnl conast,on OF anA'ts We nela
The nsa :Se os coatent With
taking .. .ne t1a,
one Of the conseouences which have usually bean.
Considered attendant upon vicious career-tho
liability Of detection and dlsgraee-she Mayor and
eonrnlrscv whose effect II successful vii be most
disastrous to the moral ven being Of Chicago sna
largely tncressa the aggregate OF CRIME IN our
midst.
nas.a.s1aaas 1ne lin sonsa,.,.a ~ ~
coppesheaa Commissioners, WIN eonsp'sans 70 re-
meu @ rom the police force, that they may be- able
to place the administration OF Justice, and the
power to arrest offenders in the h.nds Of tbeir own
crcatn1es-ignorant, inefficient. dialoysl men-an-
ale properly to PERFORM tho duties appertalp,ne
to the calling, ana men who are, to lsfge ertsnt,
fympath1sera with, and recruits from, the very
claes Of criminals whom. in tho proner discharge
OF Their duties they would be compelled to arrest
ana punlen. Ii Il NOT tne ofoaaest n1co to SGT up
man fresh from the pothouse and tsektng With
otdeF and morali'yf
are assisted By sore headed followers, who, know
III iihont sn ~ he cbaroes nrafsed
against him, manage to trump up some aceuaa.lon
to which the rebel sheet lends its influence, and
directly there is a hue and cry raised In every
house Of svety whisky den s sna gambling
smother citizen arrested without authority" and
o,ean Enotsa ~ we'll INV tn yinu. IN thts
49, waT a % sort Of lower nt,ata pubitc opinion
IN III 2z.1utsstulsd. vhle$ Mayor Sherman and VIZ.
1nlssionsr NeThoase chose @ t. mistake Tor snlght.
eneo ~ ba pat na =: - dsv;nht 1n
Ss iSn ,secee 81 to es
ano r. s2 oc " a1n ed
qenaI upoa he boupty o Of the enemes
Of has country VINO. N any otner community Wonid
mol DC " 70 sm na M s}n;+a0a ~ ipe
brand tic officer as direlist and discharge hin ION
posttion ne nas WoltanY aileq. upon eqlaenee
wnlcn N soq e2 ~ h aeh
3 naI.room loafeT, Who enjoys Il tae & questionable
Supporter. u A4'Ds 'ssA 'D' - 'aS'f p.''aD
Il .as Se$@oa eoaae .hat eenlsEy faes sse
AArft and hal a TfF q tf