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tailors. .; Hus.niths, s; wet nurse. i; wagon
makers. S; washerwomeu, 5; wsodsawyers. : !;
VAC Wsatehmaksrs. i; Whitewashosa. 4; waiters II;
MGTgss-ateop. ); Assault, 8: assault with
deadly weapon, s; adultery, ,; as5aulIing an
officer, !; appearing In male apparel, l.; b1sta.-
dy,l ourskry, g.; coonterfeiting, l: coacelltng
eSdey zspssseafas e af:afs sef s5 an oss az:
2; drunk, disordcrly and Interfering with
orderly, interfering Win an oll1cer, S:
drunk b67: disordesly es5; drunk and disorde.iy
61s; drunk and Tagzaney 30: drunk, diso+de.ly
ard yserancy s; dlsorderly and larcenye: drunk
tion Of dray ordinance 1; disordeEly and violation
OF depot ordinance l; drunk and inmate OF diso:-
derlJ house 2; forgery 10: fast driving i; In
mates houee OF il1-fame e; inmates disosdcrly
house s8s interfering with officer 5: Illegal voting &;
Keeping d1sorderly house, IS: keeping house OF
ifame, 6; larceny, 14e; larceny 81 bsilee 3; mis-
leading travellers, mahesn and d:sorderly. !;
inr rsldcwalks i: opposing ciTil process. !; ovor-
charging, 8; peddliug without license. ); peTju!y,
s; passing counterfeit money, s; rape, !: recetv-
Ing stolen property, 2: riot, :; summing without
re, i; resisting officer, 10 robbery. s; refusing
to assist Officer selling liquor without license.
30: stealing sand, 1 shooting In city limits,
violation Of health ordinance, violation Of otd'"
nance concerning vehicles, 3. violation Of other
ordinances, ~: vagEancy, 49; ysgr3ncJ and repre-
The following are the statements OF sex, dlspo-
sition Of cases and ages Of those arrested aa CON-
pared with those for the two preceding quarters,
being the f7st three quarters Of the present mun1
cipal year:
, 1864-01-05
CHRISTMAS ExTRAvAGANCE.


Christmas and New Years, those seasons set
apart for hi1arity and enjoyment. have come and
zone. and little now remains Of the Christmas
tree, which laden with the gifts OF Santa Claas,
brought enjoyment to countless thousands Of the
Juveniles, but broken jack-knifs, headsss doll,
o coyerees book, q miniature omnibus minus
wheel and leglees horse. Gifts Of more intrinslc
value, received by children Of an older growth,
have been laid aside, where neglected, they will
gather dust md be only brought to light to COM
pare with those received at the next appearance
Of signor Santa Claus. IT'S thus
We gather shells from youth to age,
And then We leave them like child.
Probably no Christmas within the memory OF
"the oldest inhabitant" has ever Witnessed such
lavish expenditure Of money, and such demand
for the cost]iest and most recherche. While In one
section of the country the din Of battle, the
changing Of steel the canon's dcafeuing roar, the
cries Of the wounded and the moans Of the
dying, were proclalmIng in accents
stern, tide dreadful sccnes Of intes-
tine war, the people Of the other attired in the
cost1iest silks and broadcloth, were perfectly
regardless Of expense,'' engaged in expanding
thousands Of dollars in procuring articles which
might easily have been dispensed with. People
talk Of the price gold and throw all the blame
Secretary Chase, hut forget, that In the enormous
1mportations from Europe, Of articles ofln1ury,
The balanee ot trade f. aesnst rs and In order
nearly one million dollars in gold. While this
cured rebellion is sucking the life blood from out
spendth.iit people are throwing away tho lie
blood Of our 5eeo1rces for the benefit Of the hun
FRY sharks who, not satfsded with honest wealth,
are now fitting opt plEates t9 prey o1 our com. N
spirit Of patriotism, that aelfdeniai which animal:
ed The ancient Romans, Or in later days. our rsyo
lutionarg fathers! Where ts that patriotism and
selfdenial that 1e!used to nae the ten imported ut
Boston :. in British vessels' Echo answers
"whefe"
went forward at their couEtEy's call, the widows
and orphans OF those who "slcep their 1ss slesp''
far away from the old homestead. upon the shores
sippi q ths marches of Chicksbo bominy-whst gifts
did they receive 70 gladden. their hearts and light
siye charity, sought them out, and with masaria1
! comfort, acted the part Of the good Samaritan.
1 Sse wS it lave
spent IL tie purchase q coal and provisions fo1
tho suffering poor: Would Il then haze bee1
s ,Sa av d5y y t9 sn5SDss Ss 1s sd
| world, was destitute Of bIcad-the commonest ne.
ceseity OF 1lie-u the dead Of winter, the like o
S,pch
| feE.pg which hna been endured during the pas.
ninesJ-six hours! md how many. will reproach
themselves that they had not, when in their power
strove to prevent or ut least assuago Il? we know
not, but that still small voice will indicate thon
! eands.
/ each department, the following IS an cstimate ol
the amount expended by Santa Claus for the cele'
bratlou Of the holidays:
| Books, Photographic Albums, s&c....,... $50 (
Pianos and other mnstcal a Instruments. 1900
, 1864-01-05

c: tie impression generally prevalent that a'sol
dcra life Ia nnfayorablc to religion, the regiment
with which he served. As well as the army corps
Chat Of Mi6oy) to which 1t was attached, hsd betn
the subject Of vigorous aud protzacted revival.
that not only prevailed in the camp, but continued
to extend among that portion Of the corps, which
was, with the epcoker, taken prisoner after the
second battle Of Winchester, and fnearcarated In
Libby prison. -"
Tie speaker narrated with startling effect several
remarkable instances Of conversions among the
soldiers, both IN camp and In prison. ONO In
stance which he referred to, as happening Ahortly
after the first battle Of Winche1ter, exhibits In
common soldier heroic self sss511tee and devo-
It was the third day after the battle, when the
chaplain was searching the field with carc for the
pnrTose Of discovering any ct the wounded. who
Hgh h Ss M ct heR
ed to BY voice come distance Of. and vent to-
wards The spot. On reaching It he found man
evidently mortaly wounded, with but fsW hours
a. be approached, "you've been d long time COM
Ing, but there's man oyeI there who needs help.
won't you 70 to hlmf" The chaplain vent rs d.
1eetsd and found the nm man-aead,, f,t,,d having Ing
III, which he had syidentl, been making
all the exertions in his power 10 reach. The rev.
erend gentleman, speaking Of the hospital scenes
at Richmond eaid, Il have seen our ooys Dying
head to foot and I'ye seen them stretch ont their
long Eony banda 10 me and ray, M. Aekabe, II
sea see the P1e;s,,den'' tell him not to back down
Mr. McKabe is an eloquent and spiritual man,
and his romarks were fulf of religious warmth and
fcTyor. Mr.. Moody also made some touching re-
marke. At the close OF the exercises, some ten
othef meeting of tie same character, at tho same
place, this evening, to which all are tnvfted.
, 1864-01-05


General Order No. 10.
Col. @. v. DeLand, 1st Michigan Sharpshooters,
having been relieved from his duties as military
81 hs g VII
;i Wit a1l duties pestatn.ss to he lnesna @anaSe
me %snt IS The 19aa.s Gp and 1t M var s92d rSa s !s! ss as
ports from the camp and garrison will ba made to
Col, DeLand. and by him forwarded to the heaa-
quarters Of the General commanding at Chicago,
By order OF Brig. Gen. Orme.
The following order, (No. y Issued BY General
orme, IL Of general public interest-especialy to
those who have any business at the Camp:
In addition to e1iating orders, the following In
ftTgetons viii be sisidy adhered to BY the onlcers
~ !. IL application to visit Camp Douglas will be
receiy ed before 10 O'Clock , nor atter ~ o'clock
n al fasp spplisa,ons & must be in writing, stating
the object Of tho visit, name and residence Of the
applicant and will then DO cent to The headquar-
4 The oF:cer On duty will neither receive nor al-
low any one else to receive any bundle, box, writ
ten OF verbal com1onnication from any person
whomsoevcr, for any prisoner OF war without ape,
81 Brig. Gen. ORNE.
Capt. Hudson Durr, Assistant Ad3utant Gem
eral United States Volunteers, has been assigned
to duty at this post as Assistant AdJutant Gen.
cral, and entered upon his dntlcs last week.
Colonel Clark, from the Conmissary Depart
ment, at Washington, Is expected to arrive within
few days, to take charge Of connissarJ De-
pa1tment 10 be opened At Chicago BY tho Govern
mept. Hence supplies will be furnished hereafter,
direct by tho Government, instcad OF by contract
ors as heretofore.
this post, were ordered few days ago to rejotn
their regiment ut Newbern, N. C. The members
r.h cor, 3r3grota n1der cnmm and Of Iieuk: Col.
, 1864-01-05
REVOLVING AFFAIR.
Crime in the South DfviAfon-A Father
OutrnEes His Own Daughter.

One of the nost rcyoltinR affairs which has
ever come under our notice yas brought TO upht
named F. c. Laubesheimer, residing at go Buffalo
street. was arraigned and changed with commit
ene ~ ~. Tsr.fta. h,s.tt ,.ohtn.,
z1e Aldman, us sIepoaaGn1et, es'kut "oku's
ths nse
ha moved AZ CHARGED. II viii reveal a degree OF
Ps. 20 P.oss1 40 .na s4 - - ,,an.t1..1 n.-a.t
scarcely psrae11ed In the police annals Of Chicago
Our account Of the affair, It should be understood,
ia th.t OF the girl and this the defendant profess
~ ~. ~ n,.t-o,u ..+ .t,dn ~, yvodno.a.v
~ " NC ao4e ~ suts .,,"sN s.s " @,ST
afternoon next Then lne preliminary EXAMINATION
viii take plsee.
Some ten yeara 49, when the complainant was
scarcely SIX years old, 1anbefhs!mcr married Mad,
anne Aldman, then eonc1y widow Of thirty, aud
1oe he5 sna oeI paeS eaqs ere
.S - o~httst ro,c,,t,h1a fondreas FIR bte e,dest
san 70 su.s az t,a Nh,h,,;on W.
iced, that the ehilds modest nature instinctively
,oo,, tbe ,,orn. and abe complained to hermother.
,ooA sas -,,aa hss hnr.sho1d ,Titt roa =,
Iron, ard soon found means to silence maternal
ob,urration. From that time until incipiens wo-
msnhood. Lfxz,e vas persecuted and petafste lily
aonbtni Il y she could remain At bone and preserve
her pnrity She len the house aud eoughi service
In tie fa1nily OF enc Of her German fnends. Here
Whersabouts and forced her to come to his
nome nrain. her re-nppearance was the
Of renewed attempts upon The citadel Of her vir-
the audueain 0he was forced to seek sel:ice-thtS
time in one Of lie shops on Clark street. While
he1e. she formed the acquaintance OF female Of
nt her % home IL the Torth Division, was witn ;hs
rtst OF the inmates arrested as denizen of dis
orderly House, taken to the armory, fined aud sent
10 the HrideWeli She nrers that She was entirely
, 1864-01-05
MERCANTILE ASSOCIATION.
Third Annual Meeting.
Reports Of the Secretary and Trea-
surer-:Address Of the Presi-
dent-Elec,ion Of Officers.
GATHERING AT THE FREMONT.


The third annual meeting of The Mercantile As
eoctation was held ut the looms Of tho Aasoctn-
ton last evening. and was fully attended-J. V.
Farwcl, ESQ.,, In the Chair. The minutes of the
last meeting were read By the Secretary, and ap-
proved.
c. 9. Wicker, Chairman Of the Board OF Dir=c-
tors then reported that the recommendation Of the
Association had been compiled with by both the
Supervisors Of the county, and the Council for the
city, in regard 10 the bounty Of $1o0. He stated
the committee were not prepared to make their
annual report, and would ask leave to defer r.
porting tin next meeting. which Was granted.
REFoHT OF TIE aEcnETAET.
Office from he Organization Of the Association II
the year 1860-pteseutea his report, giving IN ab-
et.ad OF The proceedings Of the past year. From
ISOLATION has held sixteen meetinss, ne at 81 81. Of
which there was no QUORUM, md at one the Sec1e-
ta1y 0aone was present.
The report contained suggestions With regard
recommended thai Committee bc appointed at
onca to revise or add to the bylaws, also to con-
tions to the Constitution as will benefit the Asso-
t1ntion.
The Secretary 1ecounted the labors Of the year,
4na ~ called attention to she fscs haI II had ottea
the faithful performance ot the duties Of his Office
He recommended that the Association make such
4ppEUq11atI0ue 10 Inc 1QIQfe Stt1etaf5 as Will ems
bic hin 10 employ person to keep the rooms In
order and to hire euch other assistance Il may be
necessary during the continuance OF the war which
has tntailsd mnnY duties upon him not otherwise
existing; euch as attending to The wants Of those
len to the care Of the Association. the expenditure
Of monte. fpr the sold. - the answering 0! let.
OF families In securing ftheir dues from the city.
Tie report recommended that IN view Of the large
amounts paid By the older me9bers, It be decided
that Ill who may hereafter be admitted as members
be required to Fay SO per the first year, and S
per year thereafter. The report concluded By as
eerting the belief 'haf in few years. the MeTcan-
tile Association of Chicago will be second to
in lhe country in point of responsibility influence
md financial ability. and that the fand now accu-
nulating ifproper1y msnaeed, will enable Il 20 soon
library and reading room for the benefit Of mcE-
chants; which eha1{ DO the pride Of the Associa-
| lion and Of Chicago.
, 1864-01-05

IxsunAscR.-The packing house Of Turner /
Mitchell WAS destroyed By fire on the I'D Of De-
cember last. It was insured in the Merchants r.
surapce Company Of this city to the amount Of
S2,500, also IN several Eastern companies for yasl'
Gus arnounte On Thursday. the last day Of De-
cembeT, the Secretary Of the Merchants Company
sent check for the amount Of their policy to
Messre Turner 4 Mitchell, thus manlfesting a
promptnees in the discharge Of theiz obligations
10 be highly commended.
, 1864-01-05

MAN Mgs1nG-John Mullen, residing at
No. q West Van Buren, street, left his house on
Thursday to Visit the city and has not since been
heard OF. His family arc in great distress In con
sequence.
, 1864-01-05
o led


In Pine rluns, Arkansas. Dec. 1lta. WALTER
NEWELL SNOW, only child OF Wm. D Snow, for
merry CT Chicago. aged years.
, 1864-01-05

BHowN's BnoNc1uAL TRocnEs.-" Your Troehes
are too well and tavornbly known to need COM
mendation.
Hon. CnAs. A. PH1LRs, Pres. Mass. Senate.
"My communication with the world h2s been
very much enlarged by the Lozenge which now
carry always IN ny pocket that trouble In my
ing made me often a whispcrer.''
, 1864-01-05

w Diseases OF the Nervous. Seminal, Urinary
and Sexual Systems-neW and reliable ueatm en-
In reports Of the Howard Association by mail
in eealed letter envelopes, fee Of charge: Address
. South Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa
1n9l:ff691.a
, 1864-01-05

MERcuAxTs', FAnAEns' AND MECHANICS SAY.
1SG5 BANK.-Our readers are referred to the
annual statement Of the Merchants, Farmers
and Nechanics' Savings Bank, In our financial COL
umn. It shows the business OF the institution to
be in sound and prosperous condition.
sFEc1AL EoT1CE.- Cincinnati 4 Chicago Air
Line r. R. clear Of snow to Cincinnati, Indianapo-
lis, Louisville, Lafayette, Dayton, and all other
points. as usual. Trains leave Chicago:
Day Mall and Bxp1esa-. 4. m.
Night Express. P. N.
Sleeping Cars Oh all night trains; through 10
Cincinnati and indianapolis without change.
Ticket office, corner Randolph and Dearborn
streets. Depot, corner Madison and Canal streets
CWest side,} ..-
HEsnx ]. PAGE, Ticket Agent.
, 1864-01-05
:TD1tnn.

TAKEN UP-on !, Friday, !'.,lIs} ,,,:.s Jana, ,ss
nry lat. on the cespss ss9onauiand q Mp 6os. Taa
ownt1 can Set il proving pFqPsrt1 ana 2a1nd ~
chorqes. n. NEYDEET, corner a@otS3 ,ssHstsos X
Archer Road.
, 1864-01-05

G S-.~ .ntn ne Dnr to = n~t~.
-, 49, s.t,, - h.,,oht ~ ~ s,7,,s,,s ~
~. ~ a1s s.11 .sS,s .ts aasss.a g.a w1,,s -
49, 1910 ~,s go horn5 Ho to,lowad tha bna;,c.a
- s..,a [e.f.. ...s 49,. -. ~. 80. 49, ~.
~.rf W. - ~ r-1,N - -,
0'" ~ ''4o N'~'''e N--H- .----e-., 1''@
p.,,..,r,-- -Th. ,,oo.-n.. ~ n,,1;.+,,or+e
N,.,'->.SS ",s1s ~ -
9es'eAy. nlaosn noe eo.a as soa,u 'e usea'
wan .-ato'e .NA apea ~ p.srss 'srs". -
oays" 'uu o''u "eae4e' AAs A0a An' enee' ~
hiscSea enuslmelts n t"e 'atioas xeS1ad!os oW,
ees IN tae caty, ana sppsfenus 10 ea"a'Ase LUG"
at the Provost Marshars omcee. The number en-
listed during the last week. as We learn from a
caeua1 glance ut the Narshal's books, was not fsr
from three hundred and ftty. This IL vel, but
not equal to what the country demands. To-day
IL the last day of hiCh bounties under the Act Of
Congress encouraging enlistments, and unless our
citizens come up manrully to the work, draft In
Cook County IS inevitable. From the best inlor-
mstton We tAve been able to obtain, VIC are in
cltped to believe that we lack nearly
one thousand men of meeting the
demands upon us. A large number
enlisted yesterday and enrolled themselves among
the defenders OF the ration, md to day by united
and determined action enough recruits can be Sc
cn1ed to leave us high and dry above the dram.
Let cur young men and our middle-aged men give
to-day 10 the cauee. Visit and labor with your
friends, and If necesss1y make pecuutary sacra~
fees. that We may be spared the disgrace OF haT-
Ing cur patriotism Put to the test Of consctapdon.
Ine 1:1h Illinois cavalry regiment is aned 10 INC
maximum ana tn's aitesnoon toey WM tenoez-
soas Ha..f -..- 80 .-,,, ss",,,.. ~. ~
arc provided, and where the5 VIII speedily be ini-
tatcd Into The mysteries Of camp and garrison
lie.
- ,,,
1hE "EA1uEa.-0aeh F1osl nas no. auol-
cated nle anfone a'tnouga pafHy stt'pPeo VI us
power ne Il mol eomp'ese'y vanqueneo ano 4ks s,;
, 1864-01-05

ID Y. MONTAGUE d. CO.
He No. WAsH1soroH St, V1cKsauRa,
TomuIs6ien and Forwarding Merchnnte.
Tbs most liberal advances made on sniPmcnta oa
Refer to w. r. Greene d Co.. Chouteau, HaErieoa
Vnllc, St Louis, D, s. STATS. Chlcago, Il. O, Gil.
beIt C!netr nAu, Gostarop q Co.. Memphis.
deRE Et27TkGt
, 1864-01-05
CAMP DOUGLAS.
Brjcadier General Orlue In Command
Important Orders-Chungcs.

Asalready announced, Brig. Gen. otmc assumed
command Of the post Dec. aad. By the following
order, 1t will be seen that Col. DcLand is etil In
charge Of the ganison:.
HEApeuARTERs, CANT DoU0LAs,l
, 1864-01-05

Go 70 TIE BksrGo to BRYANT J. strattonfs
Chicago Commercial College, to get . thorough
dress (enclosing stanps} BHyAAT i sraArToh,
Chicago. Illinois.
, 1864-01-05

~ House and Sign Painting. Ca1e!miniuug,
Giazirg, SC, Paper Hangsugs and Window Shades
Wholesale and retail at New York prices.
F. E. R1oB1. 50 Randolph street.
Box Es69 decl3B592.fm
, 1864-01-05
Gbi1a9a Qribnne.
TUESDAY, JANUARY s, 1864
THE CITY.

The TRIBUNE CARR1rRs.-The indulgence
nj the subscribers to the TRIBUNE is asked, In
those sections Of the city whore the delivery has
been interfarcd with by the storm. Several Of the
Carriers were frozen; some OF them seriously.
The difficulty will be remedled speedily; all will
be right again in few DAYS.
, 1864-01-05

LOCAL MAI. AaExr.-William Nriudocs,
Esq, Local Matl Agent for Chicago. h:s resigned
that position, and AugustuEs S. Reynolds, Esq. has
been appointed to Ill the VACANCY. Mr.. Windoes
has been most fa1,hfnl prompt and competent
officer, always at his post and untring in his IT,
bors. He will be niesod from the service. Mr.,
Reynolds brings large experience TO the position,
having beea In the postal service for nearly three
years, and is withall possesaed Of qualities which
admirably 1T h1m for the duties Of Local Agent.
He will doubtless give the sane satisfaction In
his new position az in tic old, which is praise
enough.
, 1864-01-05
Young MEMS Christian A1socfAtton-"
MeetiUr Last Evening.

Al the revival meeting Of the Young Men's
Christian Association, held in the Methodist
Church block last evening, the Reverend q. o.
MeKabe Chaplain OF Tho 197th Ohio, maae eome
extremely interesting remasks. spite-he said
, 1864-01-05

Fnon WELL KNOWN Mus1o aun1NE.-Reed's
Temple Of Music, In NcCormIck's marbIe build
ing, has passed at once into prominence among
music lovers not only in this city but throughout
the Northwest. The concert audience at Bryan
Hall last evening had, IN addition to the match
less Gottechalk. a9d Brignou the Incompatible,
two sources Of pleasure from the Temple Of Mu-
eic, the grand Chickering piano, empress among
etringed instruments, and Florence Ziegfeld, the
newly arrived pianist fresh from the best schools
Of Europe, who has made his home with Mr. Reed
here, and is notable accession to our resident
music talent. His merit was strikingly acknowl-
sdgcd By Gottscha1k himself, who also expressed
himself delighted with tho great piano establish
ment, literally, as BY its name, Temple pf Music,
such an one indeed as priest like Gottachalk
loves to enter.
"Vcry Hard Cdsh,' Charles Readc's new
novel from Harper. Price Is cents. For sale BY
McNa1ly / Co., 81 Dearborn street.
r Diaries aud omce Journals for 1874. Nc:
NaTy s. Co., 81 Dearborn street Is the place to lind
u good assortment.
~ House and Sign Painting, Cafe!miniug,
Giozirg, SC, Paper Hapgsugs and Window Shades
Wholesale and retail at New York prices.
, 1864-01-05
PEnsoEAl--Gcn. John A. Rawlings and
wife ere at the Sherman uonAe.

PERSONAL Tho Washington R74b1ican
saya: Nv. ". Danenhower, CHIEF Clerk Of the
Fourth Auditors on,ca Of the Treasury, has ten.
dered his rcaienatiou and win resume the practice
ar law in CHICAGO"
, 1864-01-05

1ARcEEr.-John Higgins was yesterday
examined before Justice HoIsington, on tho
charge Of stealing ss75 from one George C. God
frey. ahog drover, residing On Stats street. From
the evidence adduced, it seems that Godfrey was
around On New Years day making frequent calls
ut the various saloons, In company with Higgins,
who later in the day, finding that bis companion
hadimbibcd TO much relieved him ofthe $s5, at the
same time stating that he would secure the money
foe safe keeping and take 1t home to his {eom-
pIalnante) wife. This he did not do, and Godfrey
had him arrested. He WAS committed for trial ut
tho Recorders Court in dsfsult Of 81 900 bail
, 1864-01-05

DIED FROM ExrosuRE.-OnS Saturday even
Ing Vincent II. cazrothers, poyogeur on the snow
bound traiu On the Michigan Central Railroad on
Friday last, came to the Stewart House and ap-
piled at the o3fice for room. Shortly after he
complained Of being sick, and and requested IRE
to be made and his room prepared, as be expressed
awish to lie down. During the evening he was
seized with 1T OF ofvomlting, and Dr.. Rucker Was
called in and prescribed for him. A friend who
accompanied him to the hotel, renamed up all
night with him, md on 6unday morning went ont
and returned with some other friends who minis
tered to the wants Of the sick man. In spite Of al
Efforts, he rapidly sank. md about ten O'Clock on
Sunday night expired. Dr. Rucket Is Of the op1n-
ion that death wae brought On by exposure and
1he cold which the deceased suffered while the
t1ainwns snow-bound. He followed the businc4 8
Of cattle dealer, and was on his return rom New
York to his home-Ve1mout Fulton Co., Ill,
, 1864-01-05

CHICAGO Pos1.-There are rumors On the
thoroushfasr to the effect that i newspaper COM
pany has been organized with abundant capital
rated Mt all the WY from $50 COO to $10o0 Co., who
have purchased, or are about to purchase, from
Ar. 6heatsn the Chicago Aoss. with the purpose
OF transforming it into tnt class newspaper to be
OF very mild Republican proc11vities. There arc
said TO be several bitches between the contracting
parties, Int they will be all eventually reconciled
Who arc the contracting parties Of the first part.
and when tho arrangements go into effect, ia not
positively known. but 1t IL suspected that II the
arrangement goes into effect, Sbeahan may say
with one Of old *Faste)Me0 to al my greatness, :,
, 1864-01-05

B Diaries aud OMce Journals for 1874. Nc
NaIly s. Co., 81 Dearborn street Is the Plaee to lind
n poo1 assortment.
, 1864-01-05

~4 4Vcry Hard Cdsh,r' Charles Readc's new
novel from Harper. Price Is cents. For sale BY
1f,Nn1Iv D. n N nearhnry, atraet