, 1865-04-08
End. Dec. 81. End. March 81

ElofE IL luC T01f44 ~ df4 lUI dt1Gf1aQ.
Nr. Wilmarth receiT cd 1co votes, and his com
.pet1tor, Mr. Gallup, 16s. M.jor1ty one. When
The tickets in The A1uermnnlc box we're counted.
Mf. Gallup was found to be ahead by one; but II
was afterwards discovered that two ballots. both
for Wilnarth4 had By mastale been Du1 into the
wrong box. The judges allowed them to VIII
marth. eleeting him hy one majority. Two DEL
so,e Se adsee Saa lae
The exceeding clo'enesa OF the race restored all
stdes to good humor: Mr. WI nasth will receive
fltenss s % You'd have C supported @ H. Gaiup Il H. H.
majority had been vice vGrsa-
Rxa1s7RATox OF vo1rus.-Let cvc1y voter rs
member that the Boards Of Registry will meet for
the Inst ume prcg1ons to the election, on Tuesday
next and that all who woud lie 1ntitieu to yote At
the election must have their names taen regis.
tered. It Will be the last o2po' 'tun1ty. Do not
let It PISS. Although the law provides that rotcs
registered, yes shi: condition. ,s tampcred with 50
1nany restrictions hst no ono can be sure OF being
able to get tn his yote- Go On Tuesday and &c:
Jour lame and residence properly Registered. then
see 10 It that every friend Of The Republic within
The circle Of Jour acquaintance is also registered
There must be no hanging nack- Every man Will
are preparing their kchemes OF plnnder for the
next year, End will most assurcd3y consum.aate
duty. Get registered; sate nothing on chance;
ate to 1t that your name ie there al right for elec
tiou day.
Forxp DEAD.-On Thnreday evening, about
nvc o'c;ock, a tea,n.ter, engaged in drawing wood
o The city from Turner's farm, near Like View,
found the dead body of man lylne. in a ditch
ncnY the Milwaukee, aud Chicago Railroad track.
BE removed the corpse hon The wafer und nati-
ned the rcsldentt in the vlc1ui1y OF the circum-
stance. One OF them, Sir. It. Dlckman. reco.-
nizcd the body as that Of q man who had that day
applied at his house for b.eakf.at and e1ten ii.
The deceestd d IL supposed to have BEEN French
man. ntont sf1 years old. He wls thin, OF
E$4fS4 C4r3tI In A<% fr1-
Creyish wiuske1e, md was poorly clad, Ii sol.
dierte undrces coat, blue ncck.tie, brownl-h pan.
taloons. erey stockings, and shoes near.y won
out On his head was IN old s:ouch hst No
papers we're found upon him, nor were tnerc any
marks Of Violence vis1hle.
coloutE Wagner was called, and had the body
removed to the dead- d-hou*e In tho Old Cemetery,
to await farther Information.
OBSERVED PUEIsu.EST.-Edeon Moore aud
Charles Turner, the former proprietor OF the
Eagle Hotel, On West Water street, and tho latter
. q runner for the house, were a1Taisned in the
Police Cont on Friday afternoon to answer to
three chs-ges preferred ng1tnst them by n.rty
Of New Iorlere; frat, for false imprisonnaeot;
trcond, 9o7 cxtort'uE money; mud th!r5, disorder.
ly conduct. Turner solicited rhe rarty It the do.
pot TO come to NJ housa, where, 1poa their ar
compelled to sleep On the door IN ths mornins
Mpurc demanded o1'ar iron each and rtfu ed
them cgzcss from h!s house I'LL his oem ands we're
to Il DOT whoever attempted To pass. Subaeouent-
" one OF the party cnnp,teo and cuse Moore
dottar and recelsea uGRct OF leave." He pro-
s,stance d an officer, who returned wita him. r.
leaeed the others and arrested Moore and Turner.
5ust'ee Miller, aitE hsa5og Ms testimony. dned
both the prIs: ners over In the sum OF $500 each
TO answer to Tie ofhsr charges al INC hseof!cta
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MEDICAL soc1ETf.-Ihe annnai Ineeuas o' me
Chicago Medical Society. was held on Friday
evening, In Room No. t, Court House, the Prest~
oens' ": .. n. nesoock, IN tae enslt'
A1te1 me transaction Of psrt OF the usuA bus1'
e,ect3on Of officers for IN epsuinp ve,r. with tia
1nslnu1nc ~ rcsnit '"t @As s4e3'Ae 'e"A+ "tAA SAo