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DROPERrY insured against Loss
Il or damage By ire, at fair rates and on liberal
terms-
4 osses met promptly and Justly.
othcr thinys being equal, our Home Companies
sbouli have the preference
n wcola be well for pe-rcn- 20 soeuasnt an m
seivss with this thy aud populsr company be-
ore nsuring elsewhere.
oFFICERs.
Wx- sslSssCns, President.
JssPgE N. nsszsKR. Vice President
J. Mkrsox Dsxssss. treasurer.
CAksIxs X. SoksLkrr. Secretary.
y RECI0Rs AND REFkkEsCkS:
Hon Y & Gregory. Attorney lafayette, Ind.
Hon { Test Judge Csrcoa Court %
Col sssper u Dresser. Attoratss DO
Gen Las Soole. tdiuiant 6sl.Fai for Indiana
Col Jas q avin. GrsessturS. rs4
Hen. J. Ristinc. Anoifor 81 state. IntianapaNs.
.uege =. Hun. La Fayetse. Indiana
John a. s'ina Aii'y do
John ID Goegsr. % 10
Hon. v. X. Norsinfer, Cash. lsi MAJ Bank, Ind.
Col. A ~. Conner. Ros master. Indianapolis
Wu. Salisbury Ia fayefie.
Gov %. p. kories. Indianapolis. Ind.
thos. n. f<rnr. stforney. Tcrre Hsete.
Dr. ,. =. Atbon. sec,y of tate, Ird dianspolis
Hon David nuzpie. sontio~Ilo. tnnans
Col. fhos. Dosnng. Canal Cou'r. ferre Hsute.
Gel. y b Palmer. formeriy Seey STATE Ina spoli.
w.R. Beech. lernerly Ci'k SOP. Coarf d
~. Q. ~ Terry. sftics. inaisna
cns<- y c2slett. tsfs 1870
ruos HuNvsfS.. perssl Ages
THos. p. oSG. lcesi Arsrt.
ls1sas De- IsrIe n.sle. tszlAa2
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ftkti.ks shNttse BasAiss
ohi o. i"si's al-als. hsaisi - o..a,ssaplst ~
Marriage
"a uanns snsetiass Isnsuiaf 20 fcaaslok. she A.
tfsc' ~ huehn . un"quaiifd - asy olhsf se4sds
a. Ia Chloroein &c ketanfn. fllreulaTsgy faia.fa(
hess, soapstlsian 30 Customary Essaaslfosa vi.
eefsi"d az ScfFhosn state 81 tse ttsrus I.sa.st.
fh"sa "a nhiie-. Stefliiy, Az ~ all aslnul s.ss
Incident to the so, whether afalng ftom iniisas.
lion. Habits of Dissipation. oa Ia the DECLINE a,
change Of life. see sylnpioma above
NO FAMILY SHOULD hS WITHOUT ul
Tsse no more Bsissm, MerrurY. OF unpissssst
msdlcine Tor unpleasant sud dangerous Diseases
nki.NBoiD's EXTRACT nUCuu
Ousns
sEOlftI UtNsA<ES
In al thair stages. a litile expense. little - .,
change in diet, no inconyenlshst. aud nc exposure
II causes iroquent desire and gives strength "A
urinate. thereby removing obssrucgions. preventina
and curing Structures ~ The Ureshrs sfsyins Pair
and innsisntion, 40 heQnent IA the ciass al dis-
eases. and expelling al poiaonoes. diseased, ano
worn out matter.
Thousands upon thousands who have been the
victims Of Quacks and Who have ps,e heavy fsss u
b. cured In short time. have found they ~ers d<-
oeive, aud that tho " Poison " has, by tho uss os
powerful siringcnts," been dried up In the svs-
te1a. TO break cut la agar ravafod form. sns
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- ~ DfaEsisls every shers. Ass fDf nsf1boifss
alt ofl.ff CEi oaf lbe sdssfilsssnenl sDf s~sS
" tsa1 ssold iasposftion spi sspos1ys q
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-20
GORGE h. MCCLELLAN.

MAJOR UenefAI u y. a
lt - scarcely necessary TO add that the
Trrs HaHfe JeHrssi. ia urging the claims
ei General Mcclellan 10 availability ss the
Presidential csndidate Of the Democratic par
". has made no mention OF the above i'm
p,rtsal core 1pondence.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-20
".sNAws ""aArs.
whether existing IN
m.!.E :s shmaLs.
Prom whatsoever cause erigiasting, and 40 nsssss:ss
NOV Lone STANDING.

All the above discase~ and symptoms admit Of ne
same treatment, and originate ffasp the same osuse
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-20

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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-20

wHks the rebel General Bradley johnson
was cap,urd by kverill he wore no insignia,
of his rank Ii Was only known alter his
escape that he was among the prisoners
captured. This Is the second time he has
made a similar escape.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-20

aud diseases of the
, 1864-04-15
NEWS By TELEGRAPH.
FROM NORFOLK.
NVNN
TIE Attempt to Blow up tho Fri znte
Minnesota

EoRroLK, Va, April 1o.-4bout two o'clock on
the morning Of the 9th ins.snt the deck of:er of
the Minnesota discovered tloat,ns object moviag
ne bp. With s ta n6a sa 0qf tse eo o[ S?
shouted, III yon DO not answer we will dre into
you.'f The answer was. "A boat from the Rosn-
oke-hre and be - An fnsta9s safterwards the
werethrovsn Violently ont Of their h1mmocks, aua
balls ana shells rolled from the places wherc they
were stored. The crockeEy Ware was shattered In
to fnnumesahe fragments. The force ofthe coz
timbers and started the decks slightly out POSI-
tion.
property adjusted H.d It been a,1 t;h.y n5eo So, e
have been blown to atoms and the hundreds Of m
conscious sleeping men hnrod into eternity. with,
ont the lesst warning, Amid the confusion and
e1sment prs1an tne T.. noss tn2' 'e
The rebels must have become possessed ot many
important facts concerning the strength and posi-
tton Of cur fleet.
reduced w,,hin short time past. Three had been
Gent TO Norfolk for repairs, and another to the
sroreship ut Fortress Monroe for suppies. These
were the most formidable ANAL Eunboass Of tho
deet. ........,,
But, notwithstanding al this, It eeems exceed
fngly strange that the mysterious craft could come
down the river past all the remaining picket bosts
and not be observed until almost alonfs.ds the Aag
ship, which 10y nearer the mouth of the river than
lad there been less darkness prevailing, and =
full head OF steam on some OF the boats the Rebel
boat eond have been %sSs1 III r. s
ont Of the Ch1c1asuek. She must have been pro
PEELED BY mufIled oars a. she neared the flagship
but as soon 81 the torpedo was attached she
sesmed rspd aw the report msds Rss Ea oy INC
tinct1y at Fortress Monroe: The Mlanesota WAS
going North for repairs in fcw days.
, 1864-04-15
CONGRESSIONAL.

WASHINGTON, April II.
Mr. ROGERS Of New Jersey, addressing the Ro-
publican side talo Don't C come hefe 70 Saots the
honest men who have come here and sworn on the
Holy Bible to stand By the Constitution aud coun-
tH 10 the lset Men who at midnight entered the
from his wife and family, are among those
who are destroying the rights Of the people
under ndsr the sousti5@tton, ana sweeping away
like Burnside would 60 down to the grave into end
less perdition and DIG Hosae than Napoleon when
wrecked on rock of the ocean. There were men
not representatives. Of Old Abe Lincoln, but OF the
nee people OF who sent them hither, who are con-
tent with standing BY Va!landigham aud other true
iRogels) prayed the arrow Of heaven would pierce
here her to Seep oia ASe Eng q Anefles, tfsm hsias
confedetacy. This is no longer country Of Re,
publicanIen1, but Of monarchy and despotIsm, aud
go (he said) for dissolution Of the onion In
ciial and ruinou. var should terminate. He want
lie wanted 1t with slavery, II necessary, o. the
% III. coLFAx, SiI Of ia, rose to demand the prevl
ii NJ. PESDLEroN. Of Ohio, laia that two Of
fpeak The previous question should not b.
fore appealed to Nj: Colfax no. 10 make that mo.
tUn until others 1lQ O4en aeaIu.
Mr. COLFAX replied that his heart was disposed
to accede to the request. but public duty demanded
he should make the motion. About twensy-siz
speeches had been made, and both sides bcon
equally heard. There we're atteen members whc
ret desire to express their 1tews Ho called atteu
zion to the faci that j. R. Giddtngs was expelled
upder the previous question, Without au opportu
nifty of being heard. lie felt compelled to demand
the pseyinns question.
". cox moved to lny the resolution On the ia
bic. Disagreed to by nine majority.
The resolution censnrlng Long VAS then adopted
-GN so4trxt
, 1864-04-15

TO hr,.,ne4s, Mr. J. F. Beadlebach WAS the sue
rrsefuI ndid-te by vote Of sxtyeieht TO twenty
s1 for ". I. Batehau. and one ftt " lltam Holds"
Nj H. ctaec mo7ed to make the nomination unsn-
tmons. This motion WINS carried.
The following gentlemen were chosen to act a.
The Cry Central comtnfttee for tho ensuing year;
SouM Dt1sion-Mark kinban, Dr., Wickershan,
Vs;t Mrasson-Malcolm Mcdonald, Michael
Erc'ey, 1. c. BatehEtn.
~ Hesil Diztstoa-W. c. Goudy, John Il. Donlan,
The Convention then adjourned.
CcrrERHEAD SNEAKB IN TIE NMTn WARp.
We have two Documents In onr possession to
which We attach considerable importance. One IL
the list Of persons residing In Chicago, who have
made oath that they are aliens and hare obta1ned
papers from the British Consul to exempt them
from the draft and the other Is list OF the Cop
Ec,heads in this city who ut the last charter eec-
ticu voted for Mayor Sherman and Commissioner
Rose. einguisrly enough in numerous instances
the eama names appear on both lists. Now We
propose to publish these names that the people
nny know who the rasculs are who In times Of
peace and quIetude enjoy the rights Of citizenship
and in times ofdanser skulk behind Britiah Con-
su1's certificate Of exemption. There are names
there who hare voted for Jears the straight Dem
oratic'' tickct-votipg early and often In accord
ance wlth Democratic" teachings, and we pro-
pose to smoke them ont. We hare over thou
sand Of these names, and shall publish such p0s-
Tions Of them Is IN examination Of the votes shall
show to have voted Illegally. This morning We
sail confne our exposition to tho Ninth Wsrd, 4
vsrd In which probably fewer fraudulent vo!ea
were cast than in auy wa'd in the city. Even here
thirty-two Copperhaad sneats have been found
, 1864-04-15
THE WAR In VIRGINIA.
Latest from tho Army OF the Potomac,

NEw YonK, April 1.-THE Hsra'ds Alexandria,
w., dispatch says: Trains 70 the front are moy-
bonpd, and streams are running through its lines.
Captain Mckee, I'd United States infantry, with
two 1ieutcnants Of the same regiment. were At
tackled within milo Of their camp at fokesVilfe
by guerilIas. The Captain was killed and the 9TH
ers captured. The body Of the Captain has been
recovered.
Three rebel etyalIymen were captured on Non
day near Drentevtlle By Major AcCabs, Of the 18Th
Pennsylvania Volunteers and a few picked men.
Ore other Ha8 Killed
, 1864-04-15

EVh nAIn-Vf Exchange Tor a
Il snail desirable house IN Chicago. firm Of 81
acres Of land about 10 OF sai1e tmhtr 40 nIrtlF In
proved, and house containing I'VE or s{x ropus. some
put q frspa @ Hnod spstnS q water near by mum
orchard nas bore eighty bushels Of dne rat last sea
boni 1t ls knoEn es the Widow pickenson Farm, To-
c9ted on the state lioad about thrtyeixhs miles from
Chicago, between the and Fox taver
Kailroads tFo msles from one station and shree ffo
De sold At decided bargain, applied for wtthia ten
days: Possession fiTsn 5mnedialsy. and r. PCT sold
81 Dundee station; Sn WKps1spAL, april soth, b:
txet1 the hours q ~ and ~ Terms 800 70 $500
,nquire cf CLAFL1N & FAT. s. Clark street, up
ltats, Chlcago. ap5-c46-ew
, 1864-04-15

HARRISBURG, April II.
Great excitement prevails here relative to the
proposed transfer Of tic seat Of Government to
atiTe to ihe subject II Seems to be probable sbnt
the bill v III paa. A Committee Of the City Coun-
ell Of Philadelphia, headed by Price Wcthercll> is
are millions OF dollars for the erection OF new
State Capitol In that city,
, 1864-04-15

Ia THIS c,ty the evening Of the 13th nst At the
DAVID LAuSDLR and Miss FLORENCE A.
TOUSGLOVE.
In this city, Aprtl 9Th, by Rtv. W. c. jackson. MIR.
EDWARD GOLpIE and Miss AARGA1tEr E1u5TOS.
In this city, In the Fist Unit ea Church
KoBERT sKkNE snd Miss 4IAfs11 JONES all Of
, 1864-04-15
Tho Miner Ca4es

Editors Chicago Tribune:
In an article in the Tribune Of the 9Th OF April,
headed s Fraudulent Executors - inaccurate state
mente occurred doing great Injustice to two high.
minded and honorable men, +. B. and j. F. Miner,
executors ofthe estate Of +. T. Miner deceased.
The property eo1d was the remaining part Of the
personal estate, and had been reserved bY order Of
inc Judge, Ut having been wi11ed to the w1dow,>
Tie law Compelling the eale Of this property before
the real estate could be sod It was bid Ia By the
widow at a nominal price. There was no eonnt.
vance on the part Of the Executors. Notices OF
the ealc were posted in the most publlcpla and
nothing On their part was eaid to influence any one
not 10 lid.
1 number Of the friends and neishbors were
present at the sale and knowing the facts refnsed
to bid. To be fraudulent come one n1nst be de-
itaudcd. There being ample property pay all tho
creditors Of the estate they could not be Injured by
the email amount Of the eale.
thc estate should not be sufficient to pay al the
bcQnests, the only one to be dettauded would be
one OF The executors, he being With the widow heir
to the remaining part OF the estate, after the dehta
ehonld be paid.
j. N. OLN5TEp,
, 1864-04-15

From Panama,
sew YoRK, April 1i.-The office Of the Comn1er-
e5aI CA76niets at Panama has been seized b. Gov
eminent oftcinls, which caused great excitement,
and the Star denounced It as untussfdable. Both
the United States and British Coasuls hare taken
an active interest in the affair, but have failed to
tniuce the authQtitIes To aesIat.
, 1864-04-15

EOR SALE-N1lIf property. !
l. offer Gor sale ny mill property: known a. This
T1Iisge of Dowsg!ac, In Cass County Michigan. on
the line Of he Michigan Central 1ailFoad, con5lsRg
s.ry %ashios1x r. custom iae yh she pow
ehlEerv, snch as n saw 3tl1, Woolen Fact1ry. nr
Paper Mn. There Is nne large dwelling house on
The premises built about year ago. and liz nrees
Of land. The whole vail be sold together, or naft
a. the purchaser may desire Terms easY. 1ndnfrs
IoWaFlac. Alcn 1p14-c4BSt
, 1864-04-15

California for the Union.
NEw YoRK, April 14.-The NcW Orleans Era
Of the 9Th instant says:
Eight thousand Cal1forn1ans have crossed the
plains and Joined our army In Te1as. This Is
mort important and valuable addition to our
strength, as they are cavalrymeu, and accustomed
To the kind Of MaIGare required Of thtm In Te1as.
, 1864-04-15

FOUND-In the Lake, about three
ont caIs or toh pIns TIC oTner can obsain far,ser
corner Of Indiana and Despal streets aplcsIs It
, 1864-04-15
RE-OPENING NIGHT

VARIETY THEATRE.
l15.&. III Dearborn streef.
c. Il. CHADWICK co fftpsaetofs and ManAEsca-
MILE AUGUSTA, Premier Danseuse.
First appearance Of
MISS MAGGIE MARSHALL. the beautlfu1 Danseuse-
First appearance OF
7. Il. JEFFERSON, the inimltshle Haojoist aud Gen
esal Ethiopian Comedian.
1IIss VICTORIA HOWARD, Operatie Vocalist.
NR. TIM HAYES, the Champion Clog Dancer.
THE ST. DENNIS RAVRL TROUPE
Are engaged and will appear on Monday Evening,
april l5tt.
soAIx or PA1cEs-Dress Ctrc1e. 40 cents Parquetset
Is cents; PriFste Bo1ss 81 Single eeats IN 5oxes
10 cents. aptVcaK>1F
, 1864-04-15
RfaI Estate--Gltp,

TOR SALE-$o,6oo. a gent
81 ss sss ssSiss d S1: IT
herlood: Alec dsstzabls Ess!,snsa !e:s tsom =
south M ciark street. % ~ api5-esaS
TOR SALE-Or exchange, 4 L.
i medium sized brick hou,e. on Fourth avenn.
Iii be tsken e good farming laads, located Vi
four hund,ea miles Of chicago. a fAis price Pre'
oesaP.nt of IT, hoqsH desists 70 Iens ~ same
sREisf cs2s &ss'a sss sss
TOR SALE-Real Estate. I
T. On Randolph street. near Fra9klin. With II:
81 sqc5eF er1 ~ baaas
very secttslble lot frr warehouse or naanufacs
having frontage on thrce streets.
Vision and several vacant losH ehesp: ,o
ap1+e7Ss.ss Cor Lake and hasa11e street
FOR SALE-A house aud lot
- Third avenue, near Liberty IL eet-the ~
ot s' @ ss .sI,s5 af5sR Ts
Rood lot carriage horse and ono fne ren COW.
yests Sla. Aae.sa. nox ~ er .nau!!Es Of :GIA
TOR SALE-A new two-stc
- Frame Home Of 10 rooms. and Lot 20 by 1sof
with barn, on Warren street, near lincoln
4 new Frame Hou5e Of IL rnoEs, With lot Dt
19t feet, on Warren etreet. near Lincoln, for 1910,
new two-story Frame House OF rooms, nnd
on Warren street. near Itohry. ..
Two Frame Houses, and Lots on Chicago aveu
rear Franklin street. -
A Brick neuse, Rnd Lot, On Fsarsou street, tns $t
A Franle Cottage House Of rooms, aud Lot.
Nay etreer, near Lake. for 81 Geo.
1se; > number 81 other HSnses and Lots. Build
Lots, River Lots 1hrms and Illinois 1ands.
sAMCAL 4. SAftGENT, Re,l Estats Agent.
3p14.c8S23t No. / Metropolitan Bloc!
TOR SALE. Homeless Hou.
Il Hunter. Attention! % bouses sud lots for II
Posseea,on given hay lat. 1S64 Terms Of payments: {
halt ca4h Id hand. BALANCE on time to SUIT purchhs
Honaea aud lots m North De*p1aines stfse:, No
Union street. Milwaukee Avenue. West Indiana str
wAlt Of eo1ntr o. Lake md clark streets. !iie ~
inquire OF HENRY SMITH, Agent. at office Of
stru ElsesHond L Co. anlseclIfI1
, 1864-04-15

The Government Securities.
NEW YoRK, April 14.--The receipts at the Gus
tom Housc to-day were $359, O00 fnclnaing S3iG000
In gold certificates.
Subscriptions to the 1910 oan.today, at nrst M
tlopal BanI, $34h, 500.
Opening Of Navigation Mt Emf.
fulO.
BUFFALO, April 14.-Navlgatlon has opened
here. The propeller Of the New York Central Line
left for Toledo this morning, Boats wiz nov run
regularly.
From Cn15forn1a.
NEW YonK, April 14.-Thc steamcr Ariel has
arrived from, Aspinwall, with California malls Of
March scd, and $sGo,0o0 IN treasure.
, 1864-04-15
Tn Enatt.

ITO LOAN.-Seven OF Eight Thou.
j. sand Dollars for i've Jear., On good
REAL ESTATE SKCURITY.
At reasonable interest. Addzeas" F." Port Ot1,ee
Boz 1sll. Chicago. apl{cfei.S 4tn
, 1864-04-15

"ANTEo.-s75 Month =
Nv 1.nt to b,rs ASente y s1er1 county q ra
month. eMpeesisess AdR1s i. NADlSON. ANA
AAlns-
, 1864-04-15

Tweuty-elght Of these men are 1lEhmen, two
Canadians AMI two Eng1ishmen. These men have
not all presented their papers to the Provost Mar
shal, intending to use them in case Of dran, and
meantime to exercise the rights Of citizenship. At
the last election they voted because the Union
men were ignorant Of the TACT that they vera
aliens. II they vote at this election, it will be be-
Cause challengers md Inspectors fail to do their
duty.
.6T. AssaAR1Us CuuRcu CAsE.-Chiei JUS
tice John H. Wilson yesterday gave his decision
IN tho matter Of the St. Anssazius Church in
broe1io. The case has been already reported at
length In our columns. and It will be remembered
BY The readers oi the 1mBukE that the complain
ants In the sqltN LoeherE apa othess y Is Is
church-fied their bill In chancery IN December
last. praying that they may be declared entitled to
The ohn t. ona aad o
intsses,ed, iais may 6e restrained ffom intxl. r
s3av Ta ny fsF e sd fh on or the that ,ua asf
thsi there are irreconcilable divisions Il the
church growing ont OF nm alleged tnpossihillitJ to
cians, The orignal founders Of and for whose nene-
Gt The church was intended. In February last the
defendants moved for dis nssal Of the oll'. and,
diEmissIng the bill and imposing upon the com.
plainants The payment Q! costs; f.. ...,.,.
I
CoLoRED LADIES' FREEDMEN's AID So
cn1T.-The Secretary OF the Co1ored Laaies'
Frcedmen's Aid Society has handed "a the follow
ing report for publication:
This Society having been'in existence since
September 18Th ls6. period Of 5s nesfly se.en r..
quantity OF clothing and cooking utensils, together
with several barrels Of 1egetsble supplies for IT, IT,
relief Of the Kausas refugees, besides having ap'
pointed t. act ct as *,sy MI I;
cares OF estituiion that come uudcr thelf notice
Since the organisation, the receipts sccrulng from
fs21.4o; disbursements, 81 IS; leaving balance
! il the treasury OF $lls7 The G members o are con
tion, 40 all boxes are sent through the efacien
agency Of ths Northwestern Fteed@sn,s Ad Com ssn
tinues to prepare clothing, and. with other ueces
sarles, to ship them South, besides sndeasor.ns
to some extent, 10 alleviate the condition Of th
sufferers who come in our midst.
Mrs. JoUS JoNEs, President.
1 g.
, 1864-04-15
BGarDtng.


DOARDING.-One or two single
N Ncrth side. apl5c90s-at
pOARDKG.-A pleasant suit Of
- rooms, furnished or unfurushed, eau b. had
With board at rs State street Ii applied far iImc.
disteiy. apl4c7s32t
BOARDING. G.-Pleasant rooms
win hoard may be found at % Michigan street,
= Ehort distance west f1om Rush street bridge.
npli-c76a-2t
Observation-Disclosures rooms and
ID boayd may be had at 81 South caFpeater street.
T;e1e,ences rcnnIrcd and given. Ap1tcs0l.St
Observation-Disclosures rooms
ID to rent With board at u Michigan avenne; Also
few day boarders can be taken. apl.-csit7s p
nOARDING.-Rcofn for two
t1cntp, With board. 1t 12 Wahssa aEenne. BE-
~ ~ zen 1AAo1''D AN aplfcsS72t
, 1864-04-15
3lLn8t.

I ,OST- On Saturday, April 9th, a
IL small Brown Terrier slut, ears cropped, long
tail. and about iour months old Any persin retutt-
irg the same to 81 South pearboru street, viii be i0
orally Ee&AIoeq.- apis cS92-tt
, 1864-04-15

CADEM OF MUSIC.
II Naahtu9ton ssrpet, ,bsAEeaa CLARK and Dearborn.
ARLINGTON, KEEIT, LEON DONyIKHHB
MINST H HRL8s
THURSDAY EVENING, April 1sth. the rtw START;
Ing sltonIshng. bsw1!de!tD4 a.nusiRE smsz19 M ana
TIE TAKE lT-ANp,LKAfE Mas.
Fist week of arl!n9to1 RSnnips foE oee; Ers' 81
Ballads. Grand Matinee Saturday. April 10th. at
o'clccf. pools open At o'elocs, aoume1tl1[ ~
P.N. Atrfst4ct K eena- Ss4H tIsarcd bFouEn tht
da7 soeen:a. FEvsts Ro5cs = 9
spl1c$S3.lN R0HR KHILI, KAE2Ett
, 1864-04-15

WAETE.D-Ageats in ,f|,. eyerE co1n. 81 =.
w uto sen, by snnscFi?stHon; Hsn u. seoss, D.D. q
SFnplIs Tsn1 Gshh .!asiay L; pt.s = t
Complete IN one octaye yotaf of thc Robsluoa
s.ten Is fke ancient chronicle e s!tss IL Rsca7 II
s;,e :, % I'd
teoro1shiy Pssisssers. ssssnse s wess Foar
ton c;sEh:t9asn = vE ono bfaTsr sd1a Chicago. NJ
, 1864-04-15
iMbifa9u Qrtbnne.
FRIDAY. APRIL Is, 1854.
THE CITY.

OCn CAsD1pATEs.-0n the third page Of
this issue Will lie found an article on Our cand,
tstee.' unavoidably crowded out Of this page.
Union men read It, and vote for the tsuc men Of the
Union ticket
, 1864-04-15

NcVICKER'5 TIE EATRE.
l4l Maaitaa street. baswe sn State xRd Dearborn.
, 1864-04-15
BECE1FTE.
storce. ee4 packagea, valued st. ST. 1900
Cnsh ........................ 5,7t2-T9
Due thc Treasury. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 250s.19
Making a total of of................. .. SEQ, 1853
DlsDUNsEMEST8.
Stores, ag packages, valued at.-.-....- S1t,73100
Caeh ..,...........~.....-... a,2G5.0S
Goods on hand. ......-......,.......... 5000

Goods on hand. d...-....----............-. 5000
u.,+,+o +o.,,at xan xs5 d
n rco,-6 N the ove,draft Of the Treasnry. the
Commiseiou desire It understood that it was delib.
not rccur; that cash collections Within the last fe
dass have ieoacfa tolb hapan.g mom o, .TM 70
x1fHpt he .de AZ ntisef eTen ia Ills hstance vere
It hot expected that the COLLECTIONS this evening
would get more cdectual1y influence it.
MefcalsT nG ueasqas a, o9 se na M
.e.,,t IN met II is a r7atify1n. iact thai the
ctecEs Of the Comsnissioa upon tts treasury pass
regularly st the city 6anks without inquiry Ih's
dG1l. WI, VII tt1a ~ s,nenditnre nrr r1.ss{fed in
the renon Of he Committee on F1nance as fol-
ioEs:
For teachers, their ontaf, EIaseAns e3 o., q.
Pnsea ana TWO 1n5,aes Iupts ,ss,ohf nastare
'iSrt tclcaTaph ard tsa7el {othef than oi oom =,
pr,n.in1 snd Stationery 5S7,8
ht1scc re,,4 nnd 8xtnres Northumberland, t20,l0
Accnciee fnc!udinc eajarIed employees OF
I'll Einis (other dian teachers}. ....... 1,195 Is
'A A'A'>-@ --
Tha rs sernbjy was then addressed by Rev. ". Il.
, -. pscta~ ~ +he 1Thurct ortb- A.renston
tooptt' 'a'e 1A1@,nt - - E:ass ,.. - 49, ~
In Chicago, anu Aes. L. ~ fn9s1. 1aes " Inc aln
the Battle Hymn Of the Republic. "A collection
x.s e m i; mid of the fund and entrit stirring
- va s' " 80 -. ~ sas1-s-sa ~. ~. ~, ~ o1a.s
aocsesses *ete ue'su - s.,,.a ~" - Tos 1e-s
Love OF hil#auEee, Ano aon- eAatses .. way
Lieutenant Governor Of Michigan. The consresa-
n s,..,;ss 49, - 1.it, tte henedIetion. ''''~
o1saa1sseo "4'o 'n' ps.eo.ee.0''' =
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