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, 1865-04-04

Acc1nNs1s About nine o'clock last evening the
Iron railing around The balcony. Of the Dearborn
street front Of the Matteson House gave way, pre-
clpltatius Mr. slllcn, steward OF the house., and
two ladies' to the sidewalk below. Nj, sit]en re-.
ceived several severe bruises, and had one OF his
hngcrs 90 badly maneled tEat amputation was ne
ces-ary- The ladies' were more frightened than
B. G. Phillips, police officer whp was standing
TN the sidewalk at the time the railing fell, Vses
struck on the hand BY piece OF iron, cutting il
sooner, when the street ives crowded, 1t Is impos-
aible 10 estimate the damage that must have &C.
cured.
Capt Warner, residing at No. Is Morgan street.
was playing With pistol in front Of the Ta1nuyE
office, about etgh: o'clock in the evening, Whcn it
bis hsnd, and 1njuring the index finger to an ex.
tint that will probably aecessltats iLs ampota-
tinn.
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CHICAGO, April I, 1865.
Editors Tribune:
Allow us through your valunb'e paper to call the
attention Of :he working men, citizens Of the
First Ward, to the fact TINT we aze again On the
eve Of another municipal election, In which, as
tax payers We are vitality interested, and there ia
every reason 10 believe the old party hacks, as
heretofore, Will ply their usual tricks on the un-
enspecting citizens.
II Ia Re1l known that for years all nominations
for Office Of whatever grade; lin said Ward) have
been made by the self constituted. rulers, and on
Friday aieEnoon ]fsts Of candidates will nndoubt.
ediJ be offered for our erftages rs sise qua non
This plan OF manufacturing public sentiment we
are detcEmintd to resist and will vote for no man
or set Of men, who are nst truly loyal and noml-
mated In public caucus, called for that express
purpose. In order to secure the purity OF ejec-
ton electors should and muat have voice in The
nomination Of their delegates.
JAMES OwXN, and uaQpy Others.,
, 1865-04-04
NEW YORK CATTLE nlAEET.
OPENING DAY.


E1:eperled by Telegraph K1cn.lveiy tor the Chicsgo
7Tlbune.1
.... NEW YoKx, Monday Evening, Arrtls.
BEEF CAT1LE-Thefe are on SIZE 1t Aloeffous
eso hs al at Beef Cattle. Tbs quality Of the beeye,
odered:a1e unusually good thtre are many good
Illinois and Csusda steert, and soncSdisters' cattle
The weAfheE II 1eas. dsy ma mild. The market
lively In the morning but becaue duIl .---r
afs.r the rece.p' Of the news from Richmond.
The receipts were quite hight alter two weeks famine
but sufficient for the demand At the price.
There were go head to.d on'ss' urday.
The following ase The prices current to-day, com
pared with those Ct this day wtck and the c3rrcs-
popctng day last year:
To-day. Last Week. Last Ttar.
FteonS F1s spssit5 aesity::, d s. s. s a i iaasi 81
Third quaaity.... Is 9ls Il @9 1lh9!sH
6HEEP-Ihe supply y light but the market suffer-
ed decline " 10 lc p n. Rices for good l3k; ord.
naEJ 1I@l2Hc.
HOGs-There W, n.,dcrate supply. and trade was
dull .he quotauort were for bess com1nsn 124a
IKE; dlstills1s 1zoi7kc; stock 1a3lsc.
, 1865-04-04

New York Market.

NEW YohK, April 5,
,, CoTroE-Yaeettled and nominaliy sasc lower, At
as@4cc for Middlt1g.
FLouR-J'Q.l and unsettled, and nominally 51975c
lower, At $8 9@S 20 for extra STATE. G for
s1tft round hoop Ohio. ano $s.G5&9.s5 for trade
WhlsKY. Quiet. Western ta..0K92 u. .
GRAIA-Ehcst du'l snd nomnnlIy 5@10c lower.
tJe dull. Barley dulI md nominal. Corn dull and
!owst-ncE yellow 41.io3 oass dull. heavy and
Wo1L-uut,
FkTRoLKrN Dn1l end nominal at sic. ...
,PKov1t1oSB-Pork opened heavy and lnwe:. and
1nets closing al $3.50 cAah; $22 5oa3 50 fol DO,
e'es.ng ii *23Du ash; 5a3 50 for prime. aud $2t %
bnye!s opttoo) 1t s2afe6:6 50. Fert dull andhearg
s2 S@:6 50 ot pl,in mess. and xl6 5e21 20 for
{Ael6e 1or hams. Bacon duil and nominal: Lard
too Irregular to ouote' Eeess eulI al Mas3c. Besf
hams bthTy a fIt tra1A
, 1865-04-04

- NV 1O0kt tAbtII3.
>, s7ocKs-Dettez. Rock Itand, s3H .:leve1hnd 4
atttbutg. 81; Iinoll Central Scrip. %; M1chtean
Southern, f6H: Atceigsn central, IS; Reading, 20;
ETle, A1: Hudson n Fort Wsyle, 90; Pacific Mall.
~; Mtr II: New York Centra,. 85; Quicksilver,
~: leu-F Fortie1, 9ikc; q. S. "a, 81, los.
, 1865-04-04
Illinois nnd Michigan Canal.
Especial Dispatch TO the Chicago 1slbunel
BR1poKpoKT. April 5 - .. IN,

CLEARED.
Johnston. 81; 1trlt. o. .1oo ,eet lumber.
IAA onde Ct. ST. Louis l0a, Jos feek tu1lb:F
Zen G.. 81. Loals III 338 feet lumb.F.
Mattrl1ot st. LoRIs, 100 so 10 lumber. 95 shingles
1shbt q. 81 Louts. IT, ,c00 -eer lumber
en-. lican Stsr. St Lsnis. 11o ss93 fest lumber.
Mssp. y. L; US H2so !t+t .nm6er. 8 m shingles.
70 Ut Sfar. 81. Loulg, LIS. go feet lumber.
cca s. Leu lis 900 feet lumber. 10 n sbtnE1el.
NAutalus, 1t LouA lis 1l8 feet linn
Atlantic ST. Il 10s ST leet iumber N shIngles.
6a.sns. s. Lonis, 115,too Get lu nbtr:
lTettie Queen, St Lonis, LII 500 ftes lumber.
2 koIth1up. Paisou, lS6tt 10 hoop poles.
GfnWn:f+ st Lou T. III 100 ftst lumber. 50 m 18th.
ChanIAhon- St. Louis, ,1oJ fest ambrty IS u shin
glt6 IS m lAth.
saFs and st1lpes. St. Loutt lt50 feet lumber 900
ahln21eB
Gibraltar, ST. Louis. 10s oe feet lumber N 1att.
1dlnburg. It. Louia. II dC0 feet lumber.
OTTAWA. st Louis, los 100 fc:t innber.
s. A. DouGlts St. Louis. 1l3 400 feet lumber.
NOME c'lslo. 81 Louis, III 600 teet lumot
7obacco Plant Hav ,C00 lett lumber, 100 m shin
Kts, IL m IRth.
, 1865-04-04
LOCAL MATTERS.

For Fura, Clotbs, Carpets &c.-Cedar
Cnmphor.-pse 1t at once. Moths while chrys-
Aids, as now, are more economically destroyed
than month Inter, when each has become wing
ca, and has genernted far and near the foundation
OF colony of their destructive kind.
Cedar Camphur Ie sitting to Insect life. All
druggists sell It. Harris & Chapman, makers,
Boston. April3p1tW
II Or. Clement Surgeon chitopodist con-
tsnuee with the ssmc success that always attends
his practice to cure Coru9, Bunions, and enlarged
joints. Office l2s South Clark street. ap2p545-lt
q Paper Hangtnes, Palntinc, Calclminipg and
Glazing. at =. E. Rleby's, 50 Randolph street.
mh19.k2341m
, 1865-04-04
M 4 h H I e ID .
ID 1 e ID .

pst,d9 Y dsls si'} she Sd Inst BY Rer Iayer'
zpBEDEE i W1NsLOW, of Lacon. Ill. aud Miss
AShhs j. MAGEER, OF this city.
, 1865-04-04

RlChu0nd II Uafts
Allow us to congratulate the 1ade Of the North
west upon this crowning event OF the war. No
thing can SETTLE VALUES but success to ouz arms
This boon hiss been Granted to Us By the -giver
Of all good tnlnss, and Abraham, :" the father Of
the fasfhfa)," ia here to say Aren, and look IN
upun the deserted Cen OF treason. The Value OF
the Union, and or = free government Is now for
ever settled before the tribunal Of the world, and
the Stars aud Stripes are to be the syncnym Of
power and OF Liberty wherever they shall hoat, on
rea or land. The uncertalnttes OF trade are also
settled this sealing Of values upon the securities
Of the Government which low torn the basis of
all the monetary operations Of the country. The
Northwest has very judictously stood aloof from
speculation IN goods The past three months, and
thereby asolaed the heavy losses that have been
made at the. Eattern cen1ere, where specu1ntors
lido congregate." We arc happy to be able to
mark down our goods With the salts actory feeling
that ne hare at Last reached level from which We
can invite the trade to come In and look upon
prices that will be satisfactory to them: II does
rs good to be able to say this With confidence.
Orr arrangements are most complete for keep
Ing our stock In such condition. as to command
tie attention Of the bert merchants in the conn-
try, and re invite them to give three cheers for
The army, three times three for Grant and Abra-
ham, and then come 10 Chicago and buy their
goode. Our doors shall be open for pleasant and
profitable greeting 10 them all.
JoHN 2. FARwEIL d Co.,
Dry Goods Jobbeis,
A., a and 80 Wabash avenue.
, 1865-04-04

TIE RCsH.-There seems to be no dtmlnutlon in
the crowds which daily throns the tine sa1es-rooms
Of G. III. Dunn & Co.. No. 1S2 South Clark street,
1t Ia an increasing wonder how such valuable artt-
clrs can be sold at such extraordinary low rates,
their price for each article sod being only 81 90
The following articles, among many Others, were
euld yesterday 1T the above price -. c. Lappln,
Enelarl Sewing Machine, value 80; Frank
Qnick, Calumet Ind, caster, sis; W. Grif1th, s63
North Wells etreet. watch. SIS; Mr. Hoegeen. 237
North Wells street, watch, <35. John RsfhnWtIl,
corner North avenue aud L2rahee street, watch.
SIS; g. P. Messenger, 155 Fourth Avenue, hunt.
Ing case watch, $35.
, 1865-04-04

Tan article in the Tn1nrNE Of March 2sd, head
| ~ The Coming Election,.' 1t says, ''t the names
2A]d: George almrod and 4. g; Throep, Rag,
Emlesloner Of the Board Of Public forks, either
'of whom wo1ld be acceptable n thus speaking
S5 The ,11sR R1eRuoGss9 Rs ~
the lake TO the city limits. For AID. HInrod'a
act In selling out our stteetto railroad company.
there ts no yad reason or excuse, and the Induce.
cided oppopsattq one ofia most ardent aaxoea.es, e.
80 .r-.-a 80 al to report farqrahly to selling our
street without any reserved rgat to build a
bridge at any future time; even withholding from
protest Of two miles 'front.' signed by sneh men Al
n. D. Ogden, E. n. Sheldon, Peter Schuttlcr
Ephraim Ingalls,, John Sol1ltt, Calvin DeWoi1 C.
R. starkHcather. Alexander White, DC, Dc, Is
We now make he following charges against
Mr.. Himiod and will prove them should he deny
them:
1T. Thai he was in favor Of the horse railroad
n1retyntne years extension swind]o Of the rights
and interests Of our citizens. That he worked for
i nnd expressed hlnse!f as decidedly in faTor Of
md. That he Is IN favor Of the Council giving
the lake Tunnel contractors Al advance Of Afty to
sixty per cent additional to the contract price.
ae. ag oy WeeH 1ots
dennes biz principles Or policy; dont ! = knnE The
msn as wel1 a those better acquainted: He has
oss he ~ ans e bnf baf E.
must walt ll amer election; that 1t will not do to
vote II uuhi after election
ma that the record Ia NOT very good recommen-
dauon fol 20 Important a position as that Of
Commissioner Of the BoaTd Ct Public works Q!
tsese and other railroad schemes and sWlnd!es: to
e.e vel o their delegates if they Wish TO defeat
such be VIII 6ave poxsT1tSl strength i9
thst ha hss ai:eady promieed positions 10 Demo-
ePss epst provided @ he d elected Probably be did
expect Them to vote for him.
The undersigned have 5ead ne n 3 foregoing Or asn'
nent Of Aldarmtn Himrod's record and position,
snd We do not intend to vote for him OF any other
, 1865-04-04
Tptal deficit. 1SS
Totai en1istmente since jan. l. 1861. s, ,02s

PRESBYTERIAN THEOLOGICAL SENINAKT OF
-. ,,.. NO.. ~: .rssIr T,,a a1.n,,
Datiun Of the students commences this morning at
tem,n.Iv hn{,dinp. and continues nntIl Weanes-
az ha as IL ua sermon before the Society of In.
PresiytciiAn Church tDr. Lo1d's) this evening, at
= O'Clock. bs Rev; a. a. = Tsylor, Of Dahuqae,
low Ias ANNA, ,,1, meenns Of ne no eoafd u,
ard Nl1on, Of Inr ianapolis, IN tLe North PresbY-
tsrian Church iDr. Jaakin's], corner Cas- "a Il.
g, ng;: :, Rev T. ,h 1y5s tE
dent of the s Bosrd Iii occur on Thuisdsy eVsn
,ns. il IL FSilsSlen s.saas ehatss: T5sss =:
ercasee asc AZ paome ana t ne 1renos OF taotousa
49, inxited to sttcnd. The Seminarv !. reached
by taktng The city limits car on North Clark street
near 'he BRIDGE and taolog % be'oen avenue
r,..x-,~,. ~, ,r,.x.-,. - IL o. a....
fochEI F4cSlse On enasoh.-n ,e1s - not olsen
uaA p'1A - 81" y. SAASe' Ao e's'e1 VI
th.+ nm. a-c.nt 7nr1n,a,x and thosr tntroa1rad
hv rnemh~r. are n.n.}ly ab,e to osin sdm,tE.ncc
a1..na hus,oea* hon-s uauevsr ora ~ 4ta
;;cn.nnrrTcd fraternity. p.ned "Johnson. ."n,n.
aged to e!ude the vigilance OF the door oEkeeper on
~ 1oS ssyeraS a Tepuemen Of spms ransinn nom
40 70 $500 before be ~. detected A. last ae met
n1s onspe, mi ankfnp ronna aar that <n1 - nn M,
PoeAG., H.; ~ nnfn. "a" ~ III
thrntled an Tho tao stranger, Who proved 10 Be- prof5
ftp.na+t Sa MI, ayr 1enemher Il xSas mt
want Of hust'ine. Amer. being halt hlled4aPPa edaPa
narrowly ssesp,nE ae aese1isa s fsa no1tee nneas
-
HoE1A"Esftas oAat1Ah. rAa'-AE = 80
use eo""laeo " .ne a't olo nol T,1.s
, 1865-04-04

NATIONAL BAsKK-We publish yesterday and
today IN our advertising columns all ofthe quar-.
terly statements Of the National Banks OF this
city, and the citizens Of Chicago may well be
proud OF the exhibit. Never before have orr
reports speak well for the NATIONAL syste and Of
the officers who have them iu charge. They are
all In tlrst-ratc condtion-strong, sound and SOL
Is, and able to staild any pressure that may be
brought against them. We predict that no banks
IN The United States will b. ready to resnne soc.
Gle payment sooner than the national banks Of
Chicago.
, 1865-04-04

Acc1DEsT.-festerday morning young runu
named q. ". GurHt, student at Bfyoa & Stra.-
toms College, was accidentally shot through the
thigh BY somebody who YRS celebrating the fall
OF Richmond BY reckles.ly 1r1nc of = revolver
within qusrteE ef IN inch Of the temoral artery,
atd ont for the prompt ATTENDANCE o1 Drs Case
trd Winters might have produced dangerous
injury.
, 1865-04-04

NARROW EscATx-Mr. Pierce, of The Rich
mond House. In company with Nj. chill., and
couple OF 1adier, while driving through the
street yesterday in a carriage, were suddenly and
violently upset, by striking the curbstone at the
corner OF Lake street md Michigan avenue. For.
tupateiy. me- Pierce had his horses under com
plete control, and although thoy arc quite spirit
ed, be- vas enabled 70 arrest their progress at
being th1ust' through the window Of the car
risge, Int Mr Pierce and the ladies entirely escap-
ed injury.
, 1865-04-04

MAN SnoT.-Yestcrday morning an old man
standing on The sidewalk on Clark street near
Randolph, WIS thot by some one In one Of the
wagons of passing procession. The bullet en-
t. red the frontal bonc and passed out at the back
Of the bead. Under the Treatment Of Or. II. ~
Case the sufferer IS doing we'll. Ii dividuals VINO
must fire ba1t1paded weapons, would perform
much more credtiably and conveniently II they
would take the bounty and 20 IL the front
, 1865-04-04

AccmEST,-About halEpaet eight tcloek las
evening, boy, named Wright, wasshot in the
left hand, by pistol, On Clark steef, opposite
the Sherman house. He vas take to his homo
No. Is North Morgan street. Dr.. ttram WAnzer
WAS called, who amputated the uAdle hnger and
dressed the wound.
, 1865-04-04

VOCAL CULTURE, ELOCU-
= T1OE. sHAEsPEARE AND THE B{sLE-BJ
AAAsA MeCoI, :Ase troietser Of R1gsoric md oIs-
tory In the National L1W school, B4lkton Spa n. T.
ara The Law scaoo1 Of the Albany University: Mr..
afeco3 2: :nfeas'ohs eneAsem-nts " Keep tiEa AZ
ftIcet from ten 10 ono, snd from two'to SIX where
Pe1aoEs nsy meet him wo Wish to consnl him as to
Class Ut sdnesdag and Saturday evenings, ITS O'Clock
After tie VEGA e1eteises. y ed1e.da Sh4kspeare.
!on*) SIS Tickets t: f1iva'e Course rs le:sons} S.
IN ~ eisa, 81 aEe ~ r. l.an. en ~ ~
interested To the above suoecs. and wh3 wish 70 In.
fern themselves to the exercises. 4se re than
welcome to a.ten0An1 meeting OF the Ladies snc
LauEeDcn'f C1AEs. hp1p35G st aA-A-TWATltn
, 1865-04-04

PEnsoxAL--co'. j. T1lson. 10th Illinois, CON-
msnding Sd brigade, 1st division, 17th corps;
Lieut.. Col. Carleton, commandlng3ad Wisconsin !;
Capt. F. De G1ess, let Illinois ieht artillery; j.
c. De Grt ss. A. D. c. to Gen. Mower; Msj. Hurk
hardt, 18th Missouri volunteers, and Lieut.. Col
corpt, inst from Gollsboro, are staying at the
Drfprs fIouse.
, 1865-04-04

ST. PATn1cK's Soc1E1T.-ThIs society has elect
ed the following officers for the ensuing yoar:
pfs sideuf-W j. Onahan.
Fi.f iresiden-Chas. McDopreli.
Recording SeeEefdry-J. F. Byrnc.
Corresponding StcretGryJ. a. Duffy
Irtasurer-Eowaro Hayden.
Ereeusi1e onuaittte-M.W y. UBsien, Charles
Blackburn, ]. J. McGrath, John q. Daylln aud
Edward McQusld.
, 1865-04-04
Real G8tate==Uountrp.
FORSAlE-Valuable Warehouse

E'OR Valuable W arehouse
H. Property End Real Esrase for sale or e1eh.nxe.
Inc subscriber hsYng u1tst&d to q. tha and Of ths
fros war: won oneF Tor sale the two warehouses It
Enfn Grove statl:n. Whitestde COUNT. uIipols,
nns ~ %3@ tter'ss high the other Rx50 stoey
tlgn, IN Ehacu The abroad and Post OFFICES NOW
FRI. he: ssvs1s.eo acre. q land north sde ot
II e. stety AID hall high
The station u surrounded By high rolling pralEic.
who mtke this staten theF nAr4et point to sell elr
grain and other produce and II !ou'd be- good po,nt
70 opt n county stere and lumber yard VIII 2el
the properly II bsrR AIN, r.ae IN Hs1t Par lot
and T. aid nee In IN elglD parton Of ChicAto: OF
well Improved faIH a. est soMa railroad station within
ten FRY niles Of Ch1cAlo, sell f.f Iii eash -
m.] best sui. The puFchss-E:. rvp,,u povuAv
F.l price apply to my 3atoFt+ JEhlAa oU% a.n
G17 Lake stEtet. Cnicsso T6o J. anf1ql3TEsHH 3EH -
snd uunka t!tle. Eo"AdO 6oS1aaA-
Dsptp5icN -
TOR SALE-Specia1 sale Of 5000
OF ehaiee land hon ope'to 81 re- r. ~4sa LEFT q
aud To!s DO Fsircad. Aso to eA2e hafoin2 HAtte Of
om CG to 90 Acres. Atapted 10 cstse o. tneep, In
IiJinEstEn, Ford. a1d lroQuo!s Goanttss ! :caA b
= thssasorsh on sha f1ih, f2sn a o R9o sn OF
April ..o -. - - ~ t911SyNos 1Snos
, 1865-04-04

ALDERMAN H1nHoD.-Tho contest for Comm!s-
tioner Of Public Works ls waxing warm. On the
third page will be found The protest Of number
OF c,t3zeus against the nomination Of Alderman
1ltmfod. Several grave charges are specified. II
they are true. the friends Of the Alderman ought
to Withdraw bis name. II they are not true, their
fals1tY ourht 10 hf EhQHu.
, 1865-04-04

ANA beautiful picture Of Beatrice Ccnci,
the night before her execution, has just arrived
in Chicago, and hss been placed In the Art Gal.
lery OF Mntson & Hoes, No. III Lake street. TIE
picture Is copy OF the much celebrated original,
to It in al the essentials of palntlne. We uuter-
stand that II eale. and that price fa1 below
its real value. has been set up0n Il It will well
repay inspection. ~
, 1865-04-04

PERSONAL-Eyerybody affi1cs-
\ Sd With dtaeases OF the skin. such u Itch, Tat
tss, HnKwc!ms DC. 70 use Dr.. Biankf Efu1t!e
Ointment, which We guarantee to In AuJ R4t all
caaea. I1ee 70 eanb per box. L tens by nA!ll e, g
see e. rs y III asss csie.1S, M sc6a
76 Randolph street, Wholesale aud retail axezs.
, 1865-04-04

Yocxxr P1cKkD.-A gentleman whose mama We
dll not learn Ind lii pocket picked Of 800 IN
font Of The .7our1al Office, wai1e reading the
slorious news Of the fall Of h1cpnoao' aooas NOON
Yesterday, -
, 1865-04-04

suAns AsD snoDpT-Remembtr the Lecture
BY DR.. Tiffany this evening in Grace n. Z
chuEch-tubject, .*shams and Shoddy." The lee
ture has been written with eren little more than
the skill ordinarily exhibited By this distinguish
ed divine Ii shonld be listened to BY every boy:
prevent n from reporting 1t; 1t must therefore
be heard.
, 1865-04-04

F1nEs.-Tbe alarm OF hre for the Second Dr.
trict on Sunday night was caused by the burDng
OF emoke house On Monroe street nesr Wlls
Loss Eil:ng.
The alarm for the Third District at o'cpck on
Monday morning il supposed to have bcercaused
BY The tnFpsg Of hay On Bd ha
Rrn
, 1865-04-04

Losr,-The founfuon OF the eonthesn conteo'
.xsrv .Tney wer, Inst seen floating Ieo-ward, .
, 1865-04-04

No Qronu4.-The City Fatprs were cclebrat-
Ing last night like ordinary .tals' and there was
no quorum at the Council pr4ent- This ia nnfor-
nendinas There ehonld b1a special meeting OF
lie Conncjl called at onn and when called we
iTpst every member w1lInake 1t point 10 be
prestnt
, 1865-04-04

vomr-r,be corner Jhne Of frebeldom, rejected
~ -. hn,,der.. TbNorth prayed for the pos
.s.siea oil th's arnfF and their prayer Is no"
Af,1ufAd. [
, 1865-04-04

.nd fhnf In r1t,1t
ance 70 ~ uppFgess ~ H. aat 70 Suu.a
n1oes ~ ne 1nnsn;eatora h. honed won,d =
a Mnose .saI i'aG III ba won1n hrr.5 9Th riIohI
nupg oI tAe1, .a,. sr chee snd har ~.rr Eeis
her iessaS 4, th a ~ sr1e IN Tn;nn "
con'7 o1eA "'e w exssa W. =. ~.
Hos. 1Hoa1S aotah'
Mt. Horne said he could not Ind words 70 de-
ptrt the emouons that stirred bis bosom- He re-
}oiced that on one oeca1on. at men Of all par
tlce, could meet On common platform and Gale
brtte fAflf country TlC4.I Ht.9r 1'tI Z, .ltsn
mond would take p!seT VIII ~ uaue u ooaSes
HnI. the l4tt.r "a ME- lug M, n1 me gsea. ".
tfruEgle TO- ao11an uoea Nv ~ !oIet nas IL
cudlne> Inc causs Q. hePInnne4Msm n o4 tae
AAse11can tonunsni % sale1 nate oinSFe1 g
On the ques'1on q tlsvefy, oonI InlnK ~e enau
eepted The rcsult Of The great conflict and before
God he Ess elad q Il HenesIorsa &c was N -. 40
voeate or universal emaoe'psuon- lAoog coatn-
ned cheef1nR.l
Major fatea then sang IN !eelinR manner tne
nanonai antnem 1as nsu. at'o ano o1n-' t1e
auatenee joining in INC enoEus.
, 1865-04-04

TuH CAPTURE OF REDMOND will be celebrated
by great meeting in behalf OF the United States
Christian Commission, this evening, In Bryan
I'LL. Addresses will be delivered by several OF
our most eloquent speakers, and delegate Just
,cturned from the army. LetcyezJ one attend.
, 1865-04-04

HUN soHN W18fWoRTH
Congratulated the Citizens OF Chicsro nm the
unanimous exhibition oi patriotism be had VII.
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From Fortress Monroe.

FORTRESS MONROE, VA, February 1s-The
steamer City OF Hudson arrived this morning
from City Point. with Mrs: G enl Ord and party
Of ladies and two Of the Generals staff There
is no news from General Grants forces. The
roads are in very bad condition, preventing
army movements.
The steamer Blackstone, that arrived here
yesterday from Savannah and Hilton Head with
dispatches from General Sherman, was loaded
with cotton from Savannah. She sailed this
q. m. for New York In adsition to yester.
days despatch, the Captain Of the Blackstone
says a battle had been fought, just previous to
his sailing from Hilton Head, by Genl Sher-
mans forces, but the result was not known by
him. E1s&G
The steamer General Meigs sailed this p. m.
for Fort Fisher with dispatches, mails, and
passengers. =-
The City Point boat Dictator, from Annapo.
lis. with mails and passengers, has just arrived
At 3p. M, having been delayed by a snow
storm and ice in the bay. The weather is
spring-iike here to-day.
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New $50 Loan.

We desire to aid the Government Agentin bring
ing to the notice of the people this new Loan,
which is peculiarly adapted to temporary invest
ment the notes being more of the nature of cur
rency than long bonds, and therefore mere readily
convertible into money.
{. The Notes will be issued in denominations Of
$50, 500, $500. 81 600 and $4,000, VIII run
three years from ugust Is, 1854, will bear 3 10
PER CENT. INTEREST in currency Cor one cent
per day on 500, payable halfyearly, and at mstu-
rity will be redeemed in currency if the holder
prefer, will be converted into $40 bonds. bearing
six per cent. interest in gold.
We are authorized to receive Eve per cent. legal
tenders in payment of subscriptions, allowing ac-
esued interest to date of receipt.
feb If LEWIS JOHNSON & GO.