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, 1864-04-10

The Y4ahg Mems Bible Class meets Mt The room,
Of the i3pQng Mcn'a Christian AstoclaIon {aoo1
s;;s5 H. 5:Soos: Strangers arc paisi-aiary Il
Tho 1prcl i Of tic ASCENSION, locnted q on
r1Tset ~ asae, will DO ior divine ieEice
morning ne ma evening. Rev 3. Russell Joo.s Rec
iIa 3nd!aaa ss1;a and strec,s there vii be
1RG Rey ses'1se Il H5; o Sunday School at oH ock,
III Ii tic <; Church @ ~ fedaof tao i1olv c..., ,+.a
on the corner Of NEooash Genta esa5s, lsiol1, h
street, there will be eeft7si oa'ae audo and
e?Tfhng TRe a;ua siass ioiaa 15ss sRS IT,
oe neld n r. DANES Church to-day, located on the
corner OF tats and Huron Htreete. Hours Of COM
E. GlalEsop sde lS r. and o'clock Reeso Rev
Tlea: hing At lhe North STIR Mission, corner Of
ni;iston and SedsE!ck streets, this morning at 10
tn sabbath schoo! at p. N. Prayer meet
Il Ess. = Hutchinson, of osh1osh, Wisconsin,
MI Mail pfeaSh In the First United Presbyterian
D. bs tho faster ReS. a " T. I Jssfson seases NJ a'
:" "AnqeeMenta :for the Young People" The
eoes " % ba aeasa dsrss s.
fn 91m ihis % evening, ~ the Wabash avenue n. E.
Ga9fSh: Ut 1a., The SPECIAL topic WIN be 1.-THE History
The FiIst Baptist Church efthts city hold their
atst meeting 1os public worship at Bryan Hal Ibis
3SItH,5g 3aSts ;a At ,ta5S @ elsck e.. Tne
eesa Rn3 cRne S1 Ss ae%S eo1I f e.
pa5 aye1ue . and Aobey street Souls havt
ts:dPZ, q AP!I 4 i1St6. 1t ioS a. n ~ dsPaoa;
;t 2s;:.tts5iy meeting services will be hsd at
hawk and sedggick streets, to-day. Preaching at
1oH T.: I'm. and " ?: N; by 4. WAlpple.:
MI Ihs songress,tsn of Christ Church VIII meet
corneE Of: Indiana Avenue and Twenty-soond
street The Sunday School will be held inthe
basement Of the same church at o'clock in he
Preaching may be expected at the CLARK stree e,M.
T. Church bJ the Rev. c. q. Fowler, at 10K o'clck
q: n, and in the evening at the regular hourtof
Elder ": F. Black will preach to-day at 1o,,.
m. N lhe Christian Church on West Monroe ette(,
between Aberdeen @ and Fucker streets.
Services Will be held as usual to-day In ii
Church of, tie Messiah, located on the corner {
Wabash aVenuo ard Hubbard court, at 1ON o'clock
forenoon. Entrance in the: rear from Hubbard
, There viii be preaching morning and evening in}.
cornerof sGth street +! and Calumet Avenue, By Tie
REV. b. =: janltn, D. D., win preach in the
North Presbyterian Church, morning and evening,
L. Judd Pardce, Trance Speaker, lectures at Wit.
kowsy Hall, corner Of CLARK and Monroe streets,
at 10N a. mr., and at ~ p. N. Seats fee.
GsmR oq e. s ;hs sSs, Of
sqnarc, at eas]y candle light t'''@'
4 Snea M iii e. 9 ns soe1 she!sy
e1s1 M Hospltai, , 1sth street at ak o'clock p. N.
, North Baptist Church, corner Of ohio and Dear
ytcc at q quarter before seven O'Clock. Sabbath
School Concert in the evening.
TT; The fonng PEOPLES Misai5n Association Of the
church. AddsesBea win bo made I'd By Rev. = 3, Il Il
, 1864-04-10

MI appearance tho 1akc trale OF tho present sea-
son will bo limited only by tho number Of haads
procurah,c In work tho vcsscls. The number o!
transferred mortgages vcsscls, up to tho present
time, exceeds tbat Of tho corresponding period
last ycassby about tycnty. This augmentation IL
all due to the last fcw days, as at Tho commence
ment Of the season much less wns done than usual.
Inlsu NATIONAL FA1E-PR1EsTLE OrPosr-
TIoN.-Thc Irish Ea,ou.1 Fair Is still open at Fo-
uian Hail. In tho evenings, and in spite Of rain and
mnd, has been well attended BY vlaltors md pur..
ehasers Of cirtu. There Will DC an auction sale OF
goods every evening, until MI shall have boon dis
posed Of. Tho internal revenue dutics will nll be
paid and the sale of tickets will continue until the
day previous to the grand lottery. Apropos OF the
FAIR It seems that the cstAollc c!ory have issued
another pToaunctangento In relation to It. :
Last iBuuday morning tins Vicar General Of the
dioeese-va.y Ror. Dennis Dunno. D. D., announ-
ccd from his place over the nltsr OF St. Patrck's
church, that persons WHO Ind attended, the Tenian
Fair would not be allowed to como to confessional
%. perhaps they vo9ld not DO G5spted a6solation)
eat M II, ihey had sig4ea Raper mHieh shonld be post
fence and It Is aaid that during tho past week ills
rule has been moro than once enforced.
70 g. eaed Ior the pasposa d dseas
tne legitimacy the movement, and setting forth
tho approval or denunciation of the whole church.
TAX on, New. VEasELs.-Thc following let
ter OF Instruction hns recently been received at the
Custom House in Chicago from the department at
Tashington: =
The Act OF larch srd, 1856, amending the 1nte,na,
iisevenuo Law OF July 1st, 1885,, imposes duty Of
tWo per cent on all ehips, barks and othcr7esseIs
tt ereaffer constructed.
Several fnstnnces have been reported To the CON-
missioner OF Internal Revenue In which vessels
puiit Tor foreign companies or parties ayc cleared
NJ custom uouEeA and gone to eea before tue duty
copid be aBsessed and collected.
! an dircftcd by the Secretary to instruct you in
eash mtn5c case bctoro granting clearance tor ves
for the production Of receipt from Tie Internal
neYenue Collector for the amount OF ths tax, II
cast Ept&ch receipt is shown you will promptly |
inform Il oliector of Internal Revenue OF the
RE-Ar f1D.-W. F. Porter, negro, who
was unt: b. on charge OF rape, was rc-arrested
rcstcrdls nd committed to jail. -.
, 1864-04-10

A7vnhe5age 7vha7g % dal,y attendance ,o0s
&c, ,2ss.. ....::. 2l.1ss
whole year without once losing mcnber.
~ st1ip, no{s 1'lGS. girls 49, 055'
: The percentage OF attendance .dr,rins the ye,r
, 1864-04-10

1Disea&e of theNervous, Seminal, Uri-
ieTy and Sexual Systcns.-Ncw and relia-
hi itTeatment-in reports Of the Howard Associa-
hh. Sent By mail In sealed letter envelopes, free
oseharge. Address D. J. Skillon Houghton, How
sf Association, No.3 South Ninth street, Phila-
d4hia, PA. mh3Q be5aa am
, 1864-04-10

AnnfTerBnFY ofthe Attack on Sumter.
The third anniversary Of the 1ring On Sumter,
VIII be celebrated on Monday evening at Warmers
Hall, Oh which occasion Professor Mccoy OF Wash
ton viii give some remlnlseences occurring at the
White House during the time the bombardmeut
was going on In Charleston. Other speakers will
a1eo: be present and take part In the exercises.
Frank Lombard Will positively be on hand and
sing "Old Shady" All Union men are invited
to attend.
. We copy tho following from The Phi1adelphla
NORTH A,atricon: =.
GoraH on McCoT.--In the midst OF his closing
70 81 ssa1 Il;
ed, In bis most aasaoned manner: Lovers OF
rogr country. cram Aueicat Fund Hall to borrow
aisht fW1sh e. ead eou1d s. hore on Thafsdsy neai
Tor IN this house, on this platfo5m, there win
whom % ahouia II oi1 ise to II bear tue msn, tue
patriot great oratot-the perfection Of rhetoric,
and the sublime In o1atory1 (Applause,1 Fathers,
aeeos aessna I'm he esase al onr County Iarsat
Applause.l
Fifteenth Tard-s<Fall fn-s'-Thc ne1t
meeting of the Union citi=cns Of tho 18th Ward
will be held on Mondny evening, at O'Clock, at
the houEe of Fred Bursc, corner Of Chieaso ave-
nue. aud Wells street. The speakers announced
to address the citizens are as follows:-Hoa. J. D.
Ward, Deacon HarvcJ, John A. Nelson, Calvin De-
Woli, Col. Ed. Jcusscn, Lorsaz Brentano, Peter
shfmp, = illlam Rapp. and OF ere.
Remember, there are but 4 few days LEFT to work
In, and II every Onion citizen viii do his duty. vic
tory win follow. = =
Fourth Ward q: L. A.-Thefe will be
meeting Of tho Fourth Ward Council. for the in
stallation Of the officers elect, at their hall, on
Monday evening, April 11th, at ha}fpast seven
O'Clock Let there be full attendance, as business
Of great Importance will he brought forward. The,
meeting is changed from Thursday to Monday
evening, each week. Pcr ordeE Of Council. -
Grand Spring and Summer Opening.
We ezll the attention Of oEr readers to the ad-
vettisement in this days Issue CT Mrs. u. n.
Dunn, No. 1so State strcet, who viii open on
Wednesday next With full and choice supply OF
Spring aud Summer Millinery goods, comprising
strawr, etlks, bonncte for ladies and mteses RIB
bons and flowers In The richest profuetoa- Her.
stock has been selected with great care, and wilt
be found to contain nj tho novelties OF the eeasou
fu great variety. We adyfso our fosders TO give
her cali: the most dsidious will dnd something
TO please. r'' ''''. :
, 1864-04-10
Fermanent Improvements during 1867. S5,SU.1
Estimated value Of school property. :.,55-e37,i

=
/: :oRFuAs'sEEA1n:: Tie Fair for the benefit Of
the Orphans, held under the auspices Of the st. Vim
cent de Paul Society. w1n only be he'd paziay lu-
ring the coming week. 1t was originally intended
to hold the Far simultaneously in three halls, one
for each DIVISION Of te cy, bet This fl found to bc
impossible, Metropolitan Han not bcinz rca1y for
occupancy, apd tho hall In the North Division b.
ing otherwise eu:aged- The Far VIII therefore be
held in Bryan Hall only under tho patronage OF tac
TITS day (Mondasl and continuing tl Frlaay IL
caufive. The Fair ior the other divisions il post
poned tiH other arrangements can he made.
MaIYs Church st. Lonis. S. Jchns, St. ST. JaScs' s.
and it. Brideet'e. The arrangements fo- the Fair
have been elal1rately oinplsteI.' Thu Great wes-'
TIE opening might, Arlington, Kelly. Leon & Doa.
45ker,s Mlustlcls vii Eive performance. Colo:ol
e seoc t1f a tse
er else OF cmlosity or talent mny be proctrabe 1T
the Museum. Ice cream tables will BIZ in the uppsr
d. % ome4 she ha p s1d soe I1ss a9s ss
gram md one supper table, and two fancy tabl=s;
ss aad s. St Bss Bes Pns
: We are informed TINT. tho contributions 10 the
able. among them arc portrait of Bishop Dpg.
gnn- presented By Hea'y; study Of an '' Orphan
st,l y Forbess md many pieces o. ncedlesoTk
iav friends of ie enternres "a 1sets Sast - h she
care Of thc ornhaus h WorE tn .yhics tEe f. YIN
cent du Paul Soccty has apccia1jv- deyntnsj stser
and. lie inEtit1tlon at Bridern9rt is ncenliaT11
worthy Of sppport bcine omen for boys nenf thn;c
by the Police Court as well Is for fdenaless cs
dren We believe ttat thc Fair viii he
Eucctsstul ee.tanl5 eranaends Itself is1Hsly to
the aid oi pht1anthTopfac public. ::
po,,cr connr . A,;..,,
1ol.GA cooh1'-Anotncf dull day on Sat.
crday duy terminated week marked BY 1uactiy{-
ty. Some sixteen or eighteen cage, were trird r;nt
thev wcre of mfnnr 5Tnno,t t.nre d,rnts,,ss, hata
~ ,,"s.,s,t. ..T.- -. oeAns
1ne p1rtaAiDs offence perhaps tac only occrr-
1eucc Of notc during the day was that au Unusual
number of charres vaIo d,amts,cd. that hmno =
netaoo .! PROCEDURE nos much IN vogue at The Az
IVY. - ~ a1o 'a' guy cases o' any import
".ee n' 1sa' ossolsea 1o,..
1sand s rec ith my nS waa brought up on re-
under crcaastances eni;anss n ,Is
ENE, md Charles Lanber, Lewis Muster. and Mrs
Ftck were eAfraIened as accessories. Il was nieai,
cd that since Links abscnnc III had allowed Ifs.
wife 20 week a1imony, and that he had fns stiIns
ted proceedings to obtain bill OF divorce bnt 1s
tono! ruled that though the man owned the mon.
ery. bad right to break Into the house In snrh
a riotous mnnDer. He was therefore heal Tor trin1
at the Recorders Court in bonds Of $50 Tho two
men accompliccs werr fined Se5 eacl, aud ths wo
man discharged.
troddcn Emerald Isle. on Friday evening. atsempt-
tx H ntAt k,4Ak A-Ln Al 4
, 1864-04-10
: af1tti8RttrrNfh.

NfcVICKER'S THE A. 49, hG.
lHl AudIsou street. between stats ana DGasoosn'
:. 'Propzsssor and Asna&os........:''.7a' H. m
ox1Ax f 5ss,sBa1 aR % Sfe Tss
with III. celtb: attd C1n,cdlaa,'
y0HHN e. OWENS, =
Who will appear IN his two great Characters.
MAJOR DE BOOTS,
In thc celebrated Comedy Of
EyE1eYB0Dv's FRIEND.
AND Az
soLAN sH1NGLE,
In the Comic Drama Of the
YANKEE TEAMSTER.
vEcfiS IG ffisssss' Tom 7"y'''s new c0"t'' Of "rhf
Saturday afternoon, GRAND MATINEE:
VARIETY THEATRE.
assssts Fss5'ss'
T. L. S....-.ataxo +'e11-ss-
i. WILLIE AUGUSTA
Premier Dsnseulc. =
D1ISs VICTORIA HOWARD,
Operastc Vocalist -.
MIR. TIM HAYEs, ..,
Jnr Champion Clog Dancer.
THURSDAY KvESIua. April 18th. nrst appearance Of
MAGGIE mAHSuALL,
The beautiful Dsnseuse.
ess!s Frivate bo1ss ss Single sea1 sns s9Iss
VOLONEL WOODS MUSEUM.
~ 100000 CURlOsITIEs.
COZ T99p q I'D Msa.sss
baARissdd hkRsd e Msasses
uNnoITEDFD arrcRsa
rs s1 e. e5s
TICKKr-OF-LEAvE MAN,
$S% aaias ss md
EIfR4o 4oapESAn1 AT!1ior1oa for this week. slx
fesvsy M e fsE Foos
- Splendid raxi~ Opera.. day and evening.
mApatssseasSEak atsssss aSak FAMILY. Il
e vhish h5aHS she s Fl 81 ef
Admission . SSnssssal esats
p senf Ta's s5
n9st T,ns 4 & saa ~
WANTED. \ NUMBER OF
LIVE FI ST.,
For the Acquar., large size, for which the highest
p''sis assaaas,saP y! g paid
u OBINSGN: d HOWEH CHAM.
IL P1oN CIRCUS.
POSITIVELY TIE LAST WEEK.
asS A5 n qa sash evening
ALL TIE STARS WILL APPEAR.
ALL THE uoRsKg.
AND THOSE COmIC MULES.
sa5a e1esins Mstpse sfis! fcpsi yHsa
az saa 4n m
L ap1oc53 1W
, 1864-04-10
AUGt..

r OsTA-aA bunch of b1ass keys, be.
Qltwecn Clark and L.saile streets. The nnder Will
please to leave them at this Office. :. aplo ci74-lt
T .OST.-A Boy 10 years old went
ffom hts home, 50 aatr1son street. Ia November
last about three 1eet nine Inch height. slender
b!ld dpTk bali and EYES rue voice, and very Rreeo
Rlssn: ssarsa has ben %sde for HIM and ar intel;
6y hts friends Address Drawer slol. cnieago Post
, 1864-04-10

~ House and Sign Painting, Calclminfns
Glazing, and Graining. Piper Hanslues and Win
dow Shades selling Wholesale and retail at New
TorR prices. F. Z. R1oBE, 50 Randolph street.
Boz 56G3 mh31 1-b74t1m
, 1864-04-10

= separate school for colored children WIS opened
n,,d On re fifteenth u q June IN the Msaion School
avenue. The houee Is the best that cocld bc pro
cured at that time but It "a not well e1Ited to te
tsa Wan.s q tae SCHOOL. The instruction hiss been
The attendance of thc pupils In the night schools
81 the school, March %. 1859 -, e'0se "
These schools were re-opened on the 9th Of No
sion which is now about to close has been highly
Tic nesesaity for Legislative aid in 4,.tfns nx =
vislon for the erection Of new school butidina1 n
greater tnan ever before. The progress-of he
schools Will be seriously retarded desins fhc pre
and anlces relief ia obtained. In some war. It vii
foon he necessasy to close portion OF the schools
III Ill aos rspea Ct &c
The report recommends that no children shan
ton OF ruch Euie would eive N a % amount Of % roon
more than equal to that Of the Hayrn School ibclt
sldes r Ire}isvlng us Of IN annual expense Of more
REPORT or TEE EEtScuAL. -,
The report Of the Principal of the High School,
George Howasnd-embnces the following: -
v5 IT. ibs sbes bshea 1neE y @ 95 Rups PeM sSnassea
SgIma!es q 1ao females 100; in tic Nornal De-
The numberat the commencement OF the rear.
YES 81 There hage been r>ceIycd Is4. The class
fEat graduated In July numbered Is, and 1al len
without completing. the conrse. The whole uum-.
Ter enrolled during the year was ts5 The average
numfer belonging, s9s; the average daiiy attend.
arce. s78; The per cent OF attendance, 9Lt.
:. SCHOOL FUND. - - =
Whole amount Of fund sLoast 41aoo
Income for the year. al '618 m
School tax paid IN MD OF salaries .....,,d5I.3.D
AmcInt Of two mill taz....::s...
1otale1 except evening schools .l4e, ,esssa
Expcnfe Deg scholar n .,e,e5r
20 ~ High School alone, .l5,335
Go IN District Schools alone.... LAT
Fesmanent improvements during 1867. s5,sH.1s
Estimated value ofschooi property. $500
, 1864-04-10

Go roEHa BBsr-ao: TO Bryant d stsatton,s
Chicago Commercial College, to ret a thorough
practical buainess education. For circulars nd
dress Ieaclosing staznps) Bryant & st1atton. Chi
, 1864-04-10
Chicago Grbnne.
SUNDAY APRIL 10, 1854.
THE CITY.

WA171sa gon onnEse-Thc Propeller Au-
te1opc has hEea On botFl full cargo, and .,e now
awaiting sdy'ces tron t.,s stsaltz, prcpan&osy to
CLEARING soe Fort 6arnia. The propeller had ste.1
up yeatsday. -.
, 1864-04-10
nE4LlG1oUs INTELLIGENCE.

RE-Ar f1D.-W. F. Porter, D negro, who
YVES une: b: on charge OF rape, was re-arrested
ycstcrdfs nd committed to jail. -,
, 1864-04-10
60 Kest.,',

FOR RENT-Three pleasant, suits
afo nq 9eTs s ,n,ta6ls for sna s5mAi. With oo.ra
hoasd Eithin IL blocks Of the rost oce Address
r ". G5aEer Ias'. = -. apiG Gc5j93;
Two RENT-From May 1st. store
= .and hasernent, marble front, 172 Gon,h Clark
, 1864-04-10

Peoples Dental Journa1.-This valuable
Jeurrai with should be In eYcry famy,is ready at
Walsh's, corner Of Madison street aud Custom
House Place. ~
, 1864-04-10

A TERsIAoAST.-No1lie Beebe, of Police
Court noto1ety. was charged On Saturday before
Justice DeWoE with threatening to kill Louisa
Hill. ncighbor. The parties had slisht dispute
in the mofa.ne, when Monie expressed her deter
mInatson to shoot the talr complainant. Cousid-
erius tbnt Nias Beebe was somewhat pugiifstic
Indy, on Friday she was ar1aIgncd at the Police,
Court for aseaulting another ueehbor, and on Sat-
usday morning fned- for committing a simi,ar Of
fence On Louis RoihgerbeF, His Honor bonnd her
In the Gum ofs490 to Keep the peace, Rothsesber,
according to custom, Being her security.
, 1864-04-10

SINGULAR RECoGS1T1oS OF An OLD Ac-
ouIAHTAaE-1HN1CRAT1os OF RATs.-A singular
circumstance asilluet1ating the migratory psopeu-
siucs Of rzts occurred yesterday. gentleman,
resident in the West Division, whose private pastIme
fs breeding good dogs for rattiug purposes, found
yesterday morning that he had lighted upon an old
acquaintance. 1n.opening one OF his rat traps be
was little startled to dnd. the reritable animal
which he hHd branded with the letters "T. Fn
and from which he had removed the tail at Roches.
ter, In the State OF New York. come three |Eesrs
since The old fellow was quite gray, but IN other
respects he was eleek and ht as on the occasion
Of the frst interview With the parties,
, 1864-04-10

IHrRovENEsTs.-Judge Bucker is about
to erect uew block Of buildings on the northeast
corner Of Dearborn md Monroe streets. The
block will be Of brick, four stodes.high, u feet
frcnt by $50 feet deep, and divided into tasemeute
stores and otBeea- This improvement aud the
clearing away of the old rookerIes, which werea
diseraceto Custom House place, will addnaturally
TO The aspect OF the Post Office surroundings.
VIII not Nj. Fuller please hurry up that little
lnatterf It is very near election time. Wonder be
has not done something already. If not fol himself,
at least in the interest Of his party!
, 1864-04-10

; CHICAGO JoURSrGstRs BAKEHs.-A meet
irg Of the Chicago Journeymen Bakers Protective
uricn was held on Saturday evening at their Lsl
Nc. y West Randolph etreet.
The Secretary announced that tho roll book CON
tsired the mines Of ITO members, who had fully
paid up their Subscriptions, and were ietetuIacl
to canr title objects Of the Association. Eat
tels werc read flom associations Of jarneymen
hkcrs In different parts of the country oTerjS1 al
s.ee aud eo-0peration The Secretary was iirFctsd
70 rer'y to the eommunications, accepting he
t';sndly ovtstures which they conveyed.
The New York Daily AeEs and the New York
Ete11y Day Book having given currency TO. and
spoken faroFab]y Of the objects OF the assocIstion
!lc secretasr w6s directed 70 transmit 70 the ed.
Ten new members having been proposed for ae.
csptanee at tho Icxt meeting, an Adjournment WIS
moved md carried, =:
, 1864-04-10

A1BE1- Edward schlaeger and Fritz Beck
er, proprictors Of the Chicago Ualon, the German
paper patronzed by the Cops in this city, were On
Saturday sued for libel by A. G. Hes1ng, OF the
artie:a which is alleged to reflect severely on Mr
Heaing- The damages are assessed at e1o,ooo.;
Deputy Sheriff Gnstavus Fischer was in pursuit Of
The parties to late hour on Saturday without and
Ing them they had got wind Of the affair and
made themselves noa e7k.' -
ANOTHER LIBE1-Still another libel euit Ia nm
de1stood to be on the earpct, the complaint being
preferred by Colonel Knoblcsdorf Of the 1xle1rcuh
AGAINST Loren1 Brentano Of the 61dakx zsfung.
no ahoav1t was lied mp to six o'clock on Saturday
evening. but The necessary documents were said to
be in forward etate OF preparation.
, 1864-04-10

TO RENT-Third story aad base.
y nent, best location on Lake street. Possession
given soon ss wanted. Inquire tho premises, 100
Lake ttrtct. ApiG49Aat
, 1864-04-10
auetin1Il 5alR#,


1cs, 1e5 4 107 Dearborn street, Chicago,
The most spacious 6alcsroomh, aud the best adAe
West.
household goods. Ut private dwellings,, and as on
salstrooms hesular ssle q houEeheid goods SyazJ
&c.t every week. Liberal cash advances Y nde on NJ
Kinds Of Merchandise. fez9Y5s7-Sn
, 1864-04-10

c1ncu1T Counr OF Cook ,Cous7r:-Thc
March vacation term Of tho Circuit Court OF Cook
County terminated on Saturday, The, April term
OF the Court commences On Monday. the l1th
1nstnnt. 4 etntrs lnr n jury has been Issued, re-
tutuohle On the hta& day Of the term. i -
, 1864-04-10

Fon KAssAs-Rer'de. Remington, Knapp,
ard sawyer, pastcd through this city on Friday ~
souts for kaneas, where they will engage In the
sninistu.. Theee gentlemen crp acnt out under
the aufrices ofthe i American Home Mas,on., OF
, 1864-04-10

MAI AND DHoEanER IN THE Qou.rY
corEr.-A poor, tottcsing old wretch, named Ohio
johnson, ~ rcars Of age, Of Bloom township, in.
tsodneed to Judge Bradweu yesterday nm interest
ing young woman, come Is years OF age, named
Lydia Flint. The sequel proves that the lady'a
heast wns NOT aa tnvnlnesabe a. her name would
imply, -she bad been wooed and Won by a badly
clad, dirty. decsepil old men, and the object Of
The visit Of the twain within the precincts Of the
, 1864-04-10

ApvAECE.-Tho South and West Division
Street hallway Companies have advanced the
wnges OF condrctora to t1o per week-zn advance
p Of nearly. lac per day ovrs former wages. B.s
, 1864-04-10

a STRANGE: DEc1sIos.-Late on Friday
evening woman named Francis Goldtz> was
charged before Justice Moore with wilfnu mis-
CHIEF" IN breaking the windows Of Henry Fconz,
defendant occupies rooms In Ftan='s, house, on
Clark stEest, which apartments she locked herself
In on Friday afternoon, after raarzel with com.
plainants Wife. Franz knocked at the door. d.
1nnnding admission, which The woman. fearing
fke consequences, refused; he then Commenced
kicking in tie pannels, when Mrs 'Goldtz broke
two OF three panes Of the window to call the Police
az she could not open it. HIS honor, sapiently
considering 4the chnrEe OF maiiciouen ess fully
proven, held her for trial at The Recorder's Court
In bonda Of 4ioo. On Saturday \ counter charge
wae made against Franz and his wife for assault
committed during the fIacaa, and they were lined
email SUNS cquiva1ent to the petty crimes they hs
committed in Aesan1t1eea solitary Komsr.
, 1864-04-10

ITO RENI-To let, South Water
I, s,5eet stors Ss g. f9m Nay lit Advantageous
PIED hy Il. Il: shnfeldt. apply to AnkING Ton &
nt.NT, 10! Randolph, or to j. r. ATWATER, at the
, 1864-04-10

DISCRIMINATORY Reed WAS on satur-
day brought up on remand be,prc Judge Housing
ton, charged with ewindling, un6ei circumstances
stated in Ffdday's TRIBUNE A change OF venue 10.
Esquire Brown was effected, mud owing to some
legal tecn'calty In the case, the accnseds nonl!s.
bt1Ity was fully proven and he wasnccordingly dis
charged. Il
, 1864-04-10

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