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A N nRDINANC AME NDING
sft5s ~ = sas:E:; sa:is d ~ o:sinsasa Il
Beit ordained b5 tho C. nluoa Council of,he C!7 Of
s1eno. 1-na. !. .a.r b, The da1y cf ~ CITY
Sc
'usa e. a;u 5cJ; ,tner,n. ,ea1,,, md b,vk,., nnz
s.@a q % o.ss q tty sssls. DstoIe a.iaE sas
~ ah ~ sSa L. .eetion, sa. o1a
~ Z
.s IN ssy q
i. Ja4.t u a1d aeaIed - n.Ee lnbetots oroslded.
nd sss asn9
I'D mt us. hc lhai lameuiataly rotIfJ lee owner
Ell e 1es ssa
ms. balances o. sesl.s before ths as1ns hail hsve
Ses
E1c: !; TtM.sct.e DE o:sse ertin.1ee + Witch
s..soy sa;.dse d - s.:o1saa a s,!loss.o r. IT.
sa e. so 8
ordinance z u amendment. tha f,io Wing ma and
Fot inspecting AID .esitnxrsysoad or ,r.ck &c &cs
fahe cspA !ty Of twenty tons ma upxa1ds eae, ass
iasncet.nx and ,esl!ox .sslss Q: rom ,hssa to
Fo; and tealnk has and coal acal aeach,
fo1 ir.pee,iuE snd sealing dormant scala, each.
saSt nsy. I'VE c 'n1 -. .-'
FIR l1lrecsnE and seAiinz depot seal.s each, o1s
Fer ,rs-, citing aua sss,tnz movable aad platform
~: ssfsss;s m sss!!9: sssn; sss xesh.n< o's
Fori specf1rE snt sas]t beatas Weighing te4s than
arr the rasnd . c-cs Zach. rss1 NJ t7a eeais
For La peCt1R AID 1caluE hopce- sca.a3 each. one
dol1a..
YoE i1,p:cttnx and ,eaisx counsn= sea:sa each.
For Inspecting and aea1aR AIT kind o. sca!ea othe:
han Afove dtuu GRATED. each. teens!nyec c. .ntt+
ana be 1t .. .cvtced. tina. the Ct.t a1er Anau, With
ordt ance to Which this Is amendment II Aad
4 oae set oi wsizasa without an Rds !tos al charge
CT Ccmpen1ktton.
For irspeetinx and tesnng any d55 ueaaura e.cs.
hvH Csnfa- FL.
tv IA Ions nd upv rd1 each. ten ctntA.
For IN 'pectsnz II sealing III lid messures OF t.
p.e:y e Iot T. n one gallon nor mora ssaa a7o
For infpectinz a5d sesNn half xa11on md one
8ualt Hnu'd z ea2p18 each, Eve Csnt1.
For tnse ecIipg and atinH l1aid Of 1eas
car EclsY fhA- one quart each three ce7sa
pr e1ir e sealing aoJ noaso OF cloth mea!"
SEC 5. All osditinces Or rats Of ordi2s- ca Gu.
eEc This ord. nance 1aAA tsk9 e6scf 21d oa IN
foree ON = a!sr tts pa.iaxs and dua publication.
fa,Scn July u. 1875.
Approved July ls, 1s4.
A. h. BopMAy Citr C.eyE. jylsusS-SE
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TRENTON. n. j., Jnly 1s-The Kspu5llean
Cnson Convention for the nomination OF c1n-
dldate 1or Governor, takes place on Thu,eday.
Numerous candidates are named. 1t will be IN
exciting convention. The anil r1Iro1d monopoly
men ind tbc friends Of negro sofItage will Fave
somt thing to say.
4 conventl-n at War Democrats. eicned hy n.
=. Halsteau, Of Hudson, ID called for tomorrow,
tr ills city.
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Heavy HurElaFy.

DosToN, July 19.-The houses Of Hon. r., Nc
Givery End Capt. r. Huddlcton, IN 5carspoFt.
were broken into on Sunday night, and SILVER
wAEe, moucJF, Government bonds, and other val.
uAb1es, to the amount Of several thousand dol.
lars, Wc1e taksn. No clue to tho burglars his
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Price, Only IS csnts 8 Eottls.

Ine following Il extract OF aitt:er written By ~
Ke7. J. g. HolUe, psatof ct tho erpons Bs4k
EhaEeh. Brooklyn, II. r. to tho Journal ard 2AeE5.
uer Cincinnati. o., and spsAh volumes IN fAFoR t4
tho Htrld-rsnowued medicine. Ms0, W1NsLoWD
sCOTH1Na EYRUF FOB CanpEXN TKBTBA4
WMsLoW9 &OOEH1Sa sYEUF. HoV. We oe1K
safd word In fxTur Of tbs paten. medicine oe Jta n
sur Lie, but fetl compelled to &ay u your s&84
that this u no humbrg-<1s Ars4 rSed H. and ka1s u
o b a1s eiat.1ss. It u pso1solJ ona II thu nn1
successf1l edlet1ea Of the dcY becauSs l.n GA q
thebesz dthose OF our raAdsrs who hays bAN1e
cant rttAu lAy In supply.
kf1.Y
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CHICAGO, WEDNESDAY, JULY 19, 1866.

.-.o1,nu -, Aha -..,,o.a. ,ro,.
N tta,elAet tha ~ san Aaaausos, R1ea. Wats ~
~ ~ 49, trosjnp fn the rrnerns,+r =, e.. ID
for a rids. Sonet,mes who:e f1mtl,ss stsrt 81
fsW and thoee chaxre dollar fnr e1trs - ~,
table, when Scramble ensacs for ~: he 6 ediole..
Direct appeals ior money ars Of commoa oecur.
in. Is good deal crlpp Cd bY rsasps inrnnnb
lie teI1i'ofy. Not less ihm @o miies nf rni:rntd
h. RI heen tim m G,Sars s,s y. - III
Of A|snta The cnuntrT frrn fGh1ft.1nn1s ~
Atanta is scanned with 1nt.encbmen.. ia hc5dzrs, ~
dcet1oyed aEd iences eonn. On ihs 1ines ~ ~ mosf
Of he rsiIroads lie dspo sre rnns a. - evsES
town. Large amounts Of cotton anS o.hcr st1,ts
canr ct be less than hnndred miiltnns. a@'2Aou
At Columbus three large cotton fscio,ies ware
burned do.n, besides 81, 10 baies nj cnttnn' and
a afly million bnshela of corn Thn ssVs,es s ~
Wilson were much greater than need be. coss.d.
erlnc The state Of lie var. The destrnrt;nn h".a
vas four days aftef he Surrender Of Leo hut ia
knew nothing Of lhe negotiation Of Sherman mil
uesr;ue Macou. when In via mar Nv T,H ~
truce, which fortunately stouned 1ha destmct}on' ~
BetHeen West Point and Montso somery. the Ri.
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POSTSCRIPT.

NEW YoRK, July 18,-G. ". Gayle, The man
who offered million dollars for the murder Of
President Lineolp, President Johnnon and Secre-
taty Seward, arrived At Hilton Head, 8. c., from
hshln2ton On the 19th Inst under guard, and
ter, Of Virginia. tWho is also confined In that
stronghold, has applied to the President for par
, 1865-07-19

XH.ECTORa
MAI-OE D. OG DEN, r. L. UHpEENOors
CHAe-RhHDoLPH, 1EO9. n. rHIL1IP..o o *Psua
CHA6.N sHTH, Hon.J.A.GA GARF1ELp,a:0hl
4. n. H1N8DALK, JOHN BURT, of Det1x.
, 1865-07-19

WARRINGTON, July 1s.-R. II. Gitlett, who Is
retained ty some friends OF JET. .yis d tho
1atier'R counsel, artiyed here several days ago.
he has had no Interview with his client, nor toea
he Know what cauree the Government intends TO
pu{eue Eelattvo to The trial.
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LEXINGTON. July Is.
lnqnirtce have been made Of the Executive
Coz n1sttse as TO the progre's Of the campa1gn Ii
this State, We reply. atter full INQUIRY that the
The boasts Of our opponents Of heavy m]jor.tteB
ere Idle. We appeal to all the friends Of ,hs Con-
sirutonal amen ment to be encourage and to
!sbor dfgtn'ly a. tuccess is wtshln tho reach OF
nArr5 st ffnft
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A Curious Partnership.
NEW YoRK, Jul7 1s.-The Alexandria youradt
says Gen. But'ef and Mosby have entered into
Law p.It1efehip In New YO{k.
, 1865-07-19

KENTUCKY IN TIE WlE--At the Ad3utant
Generals convention In Boston yesterday,
Gen.i Lindsay, Of Kentucky, Stated that
tic number u white troops raised in that
S ate was o. ,938, and Of colored troops a.
4Sa, bcs de some {, 900 coiored and 5000
white troops, Of whom there are no rolls.
TIE 1Ecoxx TA1-Seyeral crrors yesterday
c,cpt into onS Published lat. Of incomes in Cook
County, and some omissions werr made. which
&hould be supplied. The following arc The
,,n.t tmnnf1snt changes and additions:
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NRm EMBELLISHMENTS.
TEE VBNANG0 { VIRGINIA
OIL COMPANY
OF CHICAGO.
CAPITAL, --- s2,5M, 900.
Working Capital, s75,5G0.

mAHLON q. OGDEN, President.
CHaS. RANBOK.PH, Vice PFeztdent.
CHARLES II. STITH, Treasurer.
&. 8: HUBEAHD, Secretary.
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Military Intelligence
Troops Arr1rtng-nuatered out-tKe~
E1mene4 on their way to Chicago
Important Circular - Donations
TO the Monument aRsocAattOn-Court
TheatTacai-The Homo for
the Children of Oeceased Soldiers.
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Qljlla9o Qrlbn1les
WEDNESDAY, JULY 10, 1865.


*,hr wheat harvest In Wisconsin il no
g,.essng favorably and the yield promises to
b. m excellent one.
Tic total receipts Of the Milwaukee Sol
Hstrs' Fair were $1e5 Goo.
The miners strike IN the Lake Superior re-
s!ens is not Jet quelled, but no open out
break has yet occurred. Tho presence of tho
Frited states steamer Michigan and Of a body
Chicago troops at Msrquette will prevent
u thing Of the kind.
The goth Illinois regiment and batteries I
and X Of the LIST Illinois light artillery are on
1le!r way to Chicago for payment and dis
charge.
The Common Council Of Springfield, H.,
have donated SIX acres In the Oak Ridge Gem
cte1y for the National Lincoln Monument
The Missouri Pacific Railroad will be f1nlth-
cd IN nbout si1 weeks.
G. B. Lamar, before the war, ono Of the
wcalthicst citizens Of Savannah, has been
released from the Old Capitol Prison and
o drtcd to report to the Secretary Of War.
Gen. sul'y's Indian expedition is now cor
c,utrated at Fort sully. Several Of the
Sioux arc anxious to make treaty Of peace
The four conepirators, Dr.. Mudd, 6pang1cr.
-rtolo ana nc4.euG nln nase oeea scu. W ene :
Dry lettu5as' Ing t'es'acal na'ius enanseu
tLcat place o. I'D pf'soa1nens 'fom 01pany 10
thxt locality.
Col Hamilton, Davis Private Secretary,
La. been sent to Fort Mc1lcnrg Prof. Nc
EulLoush, Of The New York IRE uotoricty,
toFo1t Delaware. and Gea. Harris to the Lib
by Prison. T., ro-u
Itaac a. "Aen'noA I.,! NostVous
aba suu1e!en1 sssee.' e@@ A5 "e oo@aAoesa
to carry away S'l taa ~ % ~ n.,
1hc frcat lace os."esu tns lug nAeeps1e
aid New 1o'k ooa.e tooA p'aee 3e".e1a3}'
The Ne# 3ofA ooat W. tas TUE u! t7o
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TIE EIGHT HuU8s QUESTION.

AGG h2tR H 12NoUl3 VD AON&
Same Of the Labor @'Tn1oua" of the East
Gin cities are agitating IN behalf Of the eight
ltur system. The idea IL held ont to The
workmen that they can get the same wages
for eight hours work as for the ten, which o.
Its lace 1s an absusdlty-unless they
viii guarantee to perform as much labor In
:..e shorter period I'd In the longer. II they
perform ou,y four-dfths a. much they can Ike
lid but fur .1ftbs as.much wages. Men can
Il y be paid In proportion to what they earn.
-, -.'an <sn "-ncf ea mHch w3ceF for c;rhs
:.:s' &C. rice as for ten-uulng no Hurt york
- ht I'll, Why not reduce the hours Of day's
Ia Yor to BIZ, or to four. commencing work At
eight =. m., and knocking on at noon, call 1t
Il uay's work, aud 60 fsslIs in tie afttr-
nuon. We admit That the employers
u ght pay the same wages for eight hours
a. Tor tan. That is, the Same number
ol dollars or ccnts; tut they would imms-
diate1y have to add twenty per cent 10 the
selling price OF their commodities to make
gcod what they had lost In quantity OF work,
as the less labor they &c: fos given amount
of wages the more they mus. charge for their
wares. As The laboring Classes consuuethcte
products they will be obliged to pay higher
prices therefor, and wba' ever they save in
hturs they lose in cxpcnse Of living. We
tlLd this subject tcrEely sunr1ed up In an nr-
ticle In the New Yo,k 1rt1su. rs follows:
I. That .hr wage. Of lsbar depend. not on the
Till OF the employer Or tC1piVyer, but on the
vaue Of tie 1hEge p1 1odueed ny the labotet'e el'
j. Thst when production Il .e.sened, not only
doasV SSon, to
i. That The condition Of the 1anorinc classes has
, 1865-07-19
The Last Regiment in the
Army Of the Potomac
Mustered Out.
SUBSCRIPTIONS TO THE
7-30 LOAN $6,001,-
500,
The New York Boat Race-.-Fic-
tory Of the KeW York Boat.
THE NIlNEReS STRIKE
ARRIVAL OF
TROOPS.
Gold Closed 1A3 5.8.


Executive PatronaGet to Soldfcra-Hnft-
IL IT'S Dtyls1on to be nuHIeFed out
Ike1s aae Of LamaF-1he OHIO SeuA.
torlal QueAtton.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trih1Ie.1
WAsu1SoroS, July IS.
In the Cabinet meeting today, the question OF
recognizing the claims OF soldiers to executive
patruusge Was brought up. 1t appears that the
old politicians are IN many instances pressing
their clttros scainst those Of wounded cdlcert,
md It il thought that the resolution OF Congress
in tarot Ct soldiers will hereafter BE- more re-
etritted.
Bsrtlett's division will be al1 mnstertd out this
week
9. B. Lsrnar, who before the war VA. one O!
the wealhieet merchants Of Savannah, WAS re-
lexscd from the 0.d Capitol today, and ordered
to report 10 the Secretary Of War
Much feeling eI1sts amonE the Ohio men in the
various departments here on the Senatorial quss-
1ion tn thai State. At meeting the her night,
lhrt5-elcht counties we're represented. and the
cxpress'o wts tttose!y in taEor oi Gen. Scheucs.
Md ngalnst Sherman. One Of the objections TO
he latter 's grounded upen his opposition to the
Intrtste OF ealattcs Of CLERKS last winter, when
the bill for that purpose was before Ccngkceg.
, 1865-07-19

IFfcM the n. Z. EFenloE Post, July 13.1
The steamer Eagle. from Havana July s,
arrived here this afte1noon, bringing the
following news:
Gen. j. G. Breckenridge, accompanied by
Maj. c. j. Helm, Confederate agent at HI
yana, left on the 9Th July in the English
null steamer Conway, for St. Thomas and
Europe. Bc'ore emba' king Mai. Helm was
detained On the wharf by . 5outherner for
the sum Of 1Te hundred dollars due said
Southerper, and the Msjcr was Obliged to
give bonds aud leave an agent to satisfy the
party. The Conway left at 6 p. NJ, having
waited IN hour over her time. thus giving
Helm an oppo1 1tunity to ret away.
, 1865-07-19

al ASON1C.-A Special Convo
III ctsicn OF Ch!c Aze Gsu1 ct' Nc. 4 KoysI I'D
Seltc: Aasteza. Hl be ht1n at the MAaonlc Temple,
txl1 (WLDNE3DA lty+nlt ~ . cl ~K. tor WORK.
i, nYatr T. I. H.N. 4. 8. HUBBARD, R=cotisr.
Knit
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The Harris TT1nl-1n>tructf0nso OF the
s'ouFt-App11cAttO Tor F0fd0M-
The L2Ak Of the Army Of tho xsoto.
mac,



s'ourt-AppllcatIons TOR Fardou-
The LzAk OF the Army Of xhe EoSo.
mac,
Especial Dispatch 10 The Chie,go Tribuu-.]
WAeHEsaro1, July IS.
1t his Instructions to the Jury in the Mary Htr-
rts c7ee to jsy, IudEe WJle granted suo:tantially
the pruyeF Of the defense. with The exception Of
that e1v1re the prisoner the bcnsf: or my doubt
rcralc,ng her roundnese Of mind which might be
trte1,A,ren hy the Jury. Cpon tt1s pctnt the
Coust held that the defense mnst be male ont
afnfmativels beycnd a reaeona5lc cou5t ty pre-
ponderxnce Of evidttce. The Jury were iisttuct-
ed that they must be sstIettd that the prisoner
was OF merely liable to the insane attacks. but
fhat the act In question was committed By her
whilst che Was lctualiy Possessed ard fttettau-
l1Y controlled BY the presence and power Of one
OF them.
ne1ted tho srf umtnt to the 11sy. md Tts fol-
lcwed By Judge Huehe., for t. cet-uee.
Applications for pardon continue to pour In.
ArouR thnee received sttca Yesterday, appear fhe
names Of Ex.Gov. JIo. 1eEh 7, 0! Virginia. D.
tsne SUITE o. G. Magrath. q! South Csr3llpa, and
Michael 1Isll, OF Northern lio, for violation Of
the revenue laws
The ssh New York, the lset remaining Eegl.
nent u tie Army Of the Potomac, was mastered
on, to-day.
, 1865-07-19

B For the privilege Of selling books and
pcwspape1s on the Hudson Rsyer Railroad,
no less than $5, 900 year is paid. For the
the same privilege on the Central Railroad
The tax Ia S, 500 per year. This seems large
sun, and yet It is said that large income il
-1c1iytd from the operation. Or the Hudson
cr road the sales average sloo to each
,eh train. On the Central the average
Zoo per train. The books and papers are
not sold by the owners OF the hight, bnt by
boys cmpl 5ycd By them. The boys receive II
Der cent on all sales, and make large wages.
, 1865-07-19
Enforcing tha CnE1xcat1on ACT In
19Bchmona-RlutEer Among the He.
R1-k HuA

[CoffESp1ndt nee Philadelphia 1nqusfcr,1
CGnfscation has comLleuced In Rtchmcnd,
ard there Ia alIt ady yest amount Of feeling
being manifested on the subject By the rich
men of the city.
Judge Underwood psi flying visit to the
city about the middle Ct June, and aith ,uch
at The time be did not appear to be doing
anything, it Is now apparent that he accom-.
plislcd considerable work during the two
days Of bis spjourn. i: that time there WAS
no United Etatea District Marshal to serve
and tnfo1cc the write, al although over 100
orders for seizure urde the confscation act
were issued By Judge lnderwood during his
brief stay, they have stF since been lying
ha' mlessly in the clerks Office uf the District
Court until two days SEQ.
On Thursday Of last :Teek. Col. J. F, Latin
bis commission as Clited States Marshal
for the District Of Ftre Mn, and he immedt-
atsly set nbout the ses..tsa Of the wtits. Col.
1sfllp *aa the Enl~E r. sn.' "hir.v.r zrth
New YORK, md IN that position norr PROM
inent and honorable part in the battle Of Fair
Oaks and other Great conflicts, losing in the
terrlUle day Of Fair Oaks Que hundred and
one men t1un his regiment killed and wound
cd. Col. Laa!n yesterday served wits on
Haxall 8, Cseushaw, se'zing the spottswood
Hotel, aud On Sir. Ballard, sc.z ng the splen-
did and valuable building known as the Bal
la!d House. In both oi these c1ses, as we'll
az In all others Whern Col. Lain seizes prop
erty, the rcn's will be paid to the United
States authorities and brought into c7urt FIR
adjudication with tie p operty itaelf when
the cases come on fer tllaI. Col Latin has
bcen busy to-day In serving other Kfits, and
will be busy IN seiztnE property Tor some time
20 come, as It Is unde: stocd that Judge un-
derwcod is st:ll issuing additional WIS ffom
, 1865-07-19

FF0m &1QEhQ3 AYEE8s
New TonK, July 18.-The Neralds' Hueuos
Ay1et etpondcnt gtyes additional particulars
srsils lst Brazil, the Areentne Conf f:derstioa and
had taken place, but It could not uu,h longer DO
delsyed, as Paraguay y thll puahlug forward her
two strong 9olu1ns Of troops into the territories
The news OF the triumph OF The Unlon ca1ie In
This country. caused much and sincere rejoicing
In Breuos Ayree, among The ntt,ves a. well d
ons d Saeass
to our 4th Of Ju'y, was celebrated this year as
heretofore with grand military, civic and pro
'eshnfe dsn0ns6sdeasji 6e Pasji,c Lands.
The r. bune's Washington special Bays the aet-
tismeut Of the publlc laudt, IN connection with
ns the ?sie1tio1 81 he Il
dently believed that the payment Of our war
dent can he vastly facilitated By wise anl liberal
nosy ,n 70 O. pub
fields Of the Western territories.
Life In tho South.
The Torld5 correspondent At Columbus, Ga,
he ~. says she ssa5elty Ct provisions in that
p'cnty Of corn. 4 good deal lis been put into
The ground since the cessation u fighting. In
this State, IL In other Son bern States I have
corn Tor the people themselves. There il now a
rea1 scarcity. Pzices Of provts,ous IN the markets
are evidences Of the fact. Poor nour is worth
fhffe [ollaI6 QQuQfGa IN coin. Board at hotels
Is f dol1asa per day, the e.rpe as the best New
FORK hotels, Tits being The only resemblance b.
tween them. The best tarui3ies are living On corn
bread, bacon and butter milk, With Occasionally
ows and helpless people that must exist soma
how, but nobody can 'ell how. The poye1ty Of
The people ls exsm2lifed in the language, appear
been raised IN tt3nence, are denying then rselves
come Of the chief Injuries Of the se5.on, such Is
summer fruits and tha few notions which bare
found their waJ from tho North. They all dress
plainly. There are plenty OF women wbose K
te+n furnishing u sadly out Of talte md tepai1,
, 1865-07-19

New ionK, July 15.-Colonel Hamilton, Dlvis'
prlgsts Secteinry. has been sent to Fort Mcuen.
II, PTofsE aor McCuloch, the alleged protector or
flccsd diary dres IN New York. to Fort Delaware,
and General Harris 10 Libby Prteon.
, 1865-07-19
AN ORDINANCE TO PRO.
n NO1K the Cleaollness and Health oftao City.
B. It 1fuaned by the COMMON Council OF the CITY Of

AN ORDINANCE TO PRO.
II MOTH the cleaoltness and Health ftho City.
B. It t1rusined BY the Common Council Of the CITY Of
sTcT1os i. That go nasson 1aa11 p,tcs nay straw,
Dirt chiri, shells, ashes, sRlll, other runo!ab,
nouxh roto0n1Slvs 10 Eeslth. In nT strecs or AcJ
in tie city Of CtlcAEn> t1cstt thst Asee9 may %
rlactd In It's middle Of tbs caftako way Of not
improved. u ivaIled Il 20 n not 70 pnstfues tho
ctttnce, sod lRs renaty for evvEy hohr ~ san,
Gi.er ar szrut ct Tho cltv to sH1coFe the rama
me- !: fSs Bee.d Of Police aEa he eby u.he7iz
n rmploY ron ttme to tiIe II q Any aCavc1Ee a.
ttey i ~ ceeu 1eceMazJ. Upon auLh b taM1 and N.th
s1ch appliances a1d conseJances - theT may caen
espetiett sd 10 nsks rom ttns y tn, fuca 1ala1
a. they EE{ deem ntcsxaEJ.
e1o j. Tie sca-o ofPo!tcs u III c41se ur.7eed no.
:ica b. :s Al a-h II sTey ho:s1. saYi e4tt3x
ho1se. 1well1-5 housr Ia the city s:a-f31 tha.
1cAyenst1 VII cMl Tor ial. KAr: hx., 44U. sd. on
improved HHetts, Ahe1. At Certain times NenN1rtd
IN !he not!ce, ana TtqEirtnE that such ok Karo41e
- III. and ian Improved sIFseta} ashea as reAdy Il
Kor NAeu he calls fur The RGe
copy ofHhe tou1th aecs1o1 Of Till a:dn a7ce lhal
SIC l Any pesz<n who shall, aI1as notice. uexlsc,
or 1efr1e to haTp thu od za-n1xe c1 3WlD u2oa 1T
or her preniA1 eAdJ f1r s7a 3tAvanRsr Ia The mA1
EG and a. thetine mtnu' nsd In SAID aottca ID III
psy re1Nty Of I've dcEars foT each 4pd ersrT IN
premises o1eE the s4Ee ESss been called -: py III
Sctre1KsE-
Pa1sed J 11v u, lsxs.
ApIr3Eed July Is. 1st3. -..
a. u. EopAAH, Llt5 CAr2- j}19x41s e
, 1865-07-19

drama Of .sCan1llla's Husband" was produced
again last evening befuse very large audience
aud proved an entire success. While Its plot Is
full cf life and action, dots not descend to the
"b1ood and thundsr" school, hut maintains some
deceit respect for possibility aud gives oppotiu
nifty for the actors portray charaetets something
like real he. Both In thi. drama md IN the ex-
cellent farce Of the "Wtdow's Vlctim," the COM
psuy ditp1aJ dnc dramatic talent Mf. Craig ap.
peafet to the best possible advantage In his excel
lent drauatlc limitations. "Camiila's Husband u
will DO repeated this afternoon and evening.
brought forward this week At The Academy OF
Husic By B1dworta's fuimltaole troupe Of min
st1e's, proves even more eEtertalulng ihan thst
houses nightly. Budwurtt comes ont strong as
the ''plantat!on Niger" acd IN other characters.
Donaldson IN his funny songs and banjo solos Is
also hugely cntertalnlDg.l
, 1865-07-19

All members Of the 18th Illinois regtmcnt are
requested 10 meet at parluE No. ], Trenont Horse,
"a Thursday evening. July 20, at 8 o'clock to
hear the report OF the COMMITTEE.
j. r. HAYpEN. Chairman.
, 1865-07-19

The Committee Of Arrangements for tha cele
bzafon Of the FouIth OF Jn'y. ate reqescd to
meet ut room No. fremont House, this {Hcd-
nestay) evening. at o'c:ock.
j. L HANCOCK, Chairman.
, 1865-07-19
AN ORDINANCE CONCERN

4 n ORDINANCE CONCERN
II Ing cstt1s. he rse4 and hogs Fu1rIn nk It la.xa
" I ordained hJ tha Common cen2eu Of tho LAZY Of
SECTION No cows. or c.tt!- Of any lind tEs! b
psFm T. u at isE1D Within lhAl pGrt tstun
tie II OF Chicago q. dtd ~ f5fioV1: LII inst
PORTION of ,ha South pt!t ion Ing ro. ef rhEsy
81 1t tees Ast es;t Ila!k street. n ~ shts p3t-
tgnn or ihe South uiT1stoa yn4 nostA Of EtI ssnth
Atr s. sud kll That portion OF iha North ptvlxoa y
ting Et nth II hctt1 AZ nue and exSt Of Wei1 1tGsGE
q IN tnat rostlon osihe Hoth Dt,ia!oo gfnS 1oao
CT pv11lou STREET: NOE lhAl! aoy nos.e ot aNHae -
permitted T. iun 1t afKs within tos eofpofs its
mai may Be tmpen1dsi IN tne s11oa no1af rom
whancn they u Il. not Be re1eaed o9sAn ~ 'nr Or
saia pound the m ofn1 ssnYR R foF r. ~ Isl esea
paara II ths conr ti:loa q ;i@ar IA LAD eya,a
thflion shall ba c:9ntedA = = = : r. o. .'
ps s.s Gs1e.1o conee1aas y ids.
usn A1py 2 TT s,1ed erS excapt Il. he ii nd IA
Fss1sd jpis Is -@4.00*
1rnrortd July u, ftH
RonsAr J.BM,E H6Yof.
- ~ II 0@k. tJlkAt*s
, 1865-07-19


Why cannot park tc made in tha West Dl9i-
lion. out to whcso the Arte.11n Well is, sone-
thing like tho Central Park OF New York!
CoRREeroNDEST.
, 1865-07-19

Ne' e'proceeds..... .:... f7,4l8. .19
be c1elted, In sGtiston, with about *i,ND for
donations from Unlverealiets Of arncles which
we've tfsposed Of in other departments. and had
to The Christian Commission, The receipts OF the
department would have been much lataer.
Mas. MARY a. LIvKHXoRE, Chairman,
VIZ. q. ARNOLD, Treasurer.
Unlversa1tat Dept. N. II. San, Fair.