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INSPECTORS uF EJEcrroy
Aid. IYtswoYth 1,,orcd ~ - .a+o -. o1..., r..
Ipspcctors OF EterSIor Esad t94o IN e'ec1on 'o'
The follow ins nlaces 1re-o .tss,,r,.od ro x.,,
-,n~ fkc n3er.inS r Hesc ats3gnafeo lot mid
elected inspectots or FSsce,nW persons dnlS
FIRST WArD-First nstr,rf. NJ ua .v.A,1
Wfljiams Jr - y n..,s, "a1eaop' Nofman
Second District. NorthEns+ ~o,,o~ =, u.,.,.
TON and WcIis sfrrefs r. ,.nnt 1o.NeI ~ !atne-
Tetcr Rcpitx C. +. i:i,i's ~ d. nome.'
SECOND WAEp-Ffrsf Djstr5c,. M es7 st,.,
street Insnrctnrr-,:har,cs Eassc ~ % SHse
Daaold, john c. Dore. ''6' ~ a.
ner Of Sherrnon ~ W. nntn onse sonta"esl cor
ors-roir7n n'TCnif a1tor nsss oreess. 1n*p:cs~
Tu1np WArpNFirst Fl a n;strsci Toahx noaoat.
nf Cia-S- "1S T..I Gtst.let lNoFtneast corner
Wicker q. u Msn1es HorSsi;,a a4pspsetoEa-t' u.
Secopa D1strirst Ifnnsr n yaeah 11Ss. "a. ~, -,r
State street Inspectors%J snrnn.r Tlz, S9; ~
nn1,n,' u ~ S1"s1s Spenee1 turner. John
Fourasrn u W4npNF,rst II F, Dt.t,;ct. con,- =,
Archer Road and st.ta s+,aot T- Gotnef o.
Wheeler r II 1yi,1aa..s f4S1. a., HspSetoss-WH H-
Ecrnna f1istri,+. F..tas tIntA Ia.. Amp9.k ~
1nsnectorsWa r B;st n9;a nGuss &q. Y Cafxille.
EelfS' ~ naea' William Epeslie' H. l.
E1r-,, u-.,1> r,.,4 ,,...,.
corner arrher Food aft pts.f3et. sehooi,house,
,MTl@1a1Cuael 6cnm1dI7 Petet Hodupt. ". w.
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33Rrso1lAl.

DERsONAL-Eyerybody af1llct-
L ed with at.essts Of the skin, lnth - Itch, Tet
H,stment whica va EuaranEc 70 eure in any ana q
cstet. Price 50 cents per boz. Is stnt b; ml.N IS
xEn. r Brx $3.50, Chicago, n. & ssOVIL.
81 Hando ph street, Rho:eSsin aud retail. aEEnt.
mhs1sle Nr 4sbp
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Railroad Time Table,

CHICAGO AND NonTHwssTkRH-DxPoru COR. WEST
WAITE AND KIN1IB sys.
nsy .sde !. q. .s:1s p Il.
Ssss Epsess u: US Pa as = q: q
Woodstock Accom-. scoop. n. s1n10 q. N.
Fulton and csasf a aspiaa. s SIS :. m. 7:sop. n.
F1eepors 1e s1a and paaieit1::: SSS e. S s = r. E.
aocEioFa md Fox River. rs ;. q: 1iiS :. :. n n.
Geneva.... .................. $50 ;. N. s4os. a. a.
MICHIGAN CENTRAL.
net+oat F1ppress lsss.-.:''''.&oa .s = n ';Bo0s a.
Detroit EsP.es. Jus + n n !!SS @ ,. ?. 9. q.
uo,n,n. SIrftas Rs 1es Cincinnati sna :Lou.Fstlle;l
s!eha nifz E4pftsss ts:ps n & e, r
McH1aAa sourHrss-n1ror oosEH VII sua1a i q;
AND saKaxAN STREETS,
Rss Rssn'agP G'PiEssP: E4P;s.s as tsss s. iS :35S 3
Night Exp1e.a.........',lGes ;. n. tls1 ,. u u
DETROIT TnAlas-
kEass ks1as,ffs = sS E. E. .: 6. E.
T1rfsnuRa: roBr wATNn Aan CHICAGO. 49,
Man a I'd Accom- dsttoa. .EDa. n. .0ci0 p. n
G!snieE Espfs:s, duly: So : ;. T. Z. @ 1 F. F. z :,
Nleht Ezpzess,.. .stlo:1o p. n. s+t:s0 3. n
Cincinnati Ezlrcss..... tt06 a. n. tiiTD b, N
"ass.la2 2teiSss::: ssas 80 & n cnsr a E. !.
Leave PittsbnrT.... 3:U am. 4:y5 Pm. $40 pa
=" Harrisburg. 1:3o pm, 2:A5 an. al0 an,
e7ixs 4 Fh.iaadei-' Yn1a SAs pm" 7o AN. nso pm.
,4ss II IL 1910 pm. 1000 an. .4s pm,
~:Aa!|e9's2e: 4: we: ''''
rhs,sss,, Il 'e*'p.". ,a:oeH. s1p.n.
~ Baltimore. Sis PA. TOO AN. 12,e0 nm
HssstlGtou.. .10:1u PIN. 1Dta5 an, b:I5 1.m
y CHICAGO AID GREAT EASTERN RAILWAY,
fLnte Cincinnati and Ch1caeo Airline Raflway.1
H;yh, Ky :n0 = n 1Eop N.
tEor Cincinnati, iadianapeis and lonis9t1ls5 T.
MAJ and k1Rress....,......e .eo9a.H z. lEo9 P. N.
.s........- 1.aV H. 1Ev4 6. n.
uL1Nc1s CENTRAL.
U5T passenger a. n. s1G45p-n
Night Passenger. .......... fJ.mp. u. A3lVam m.
GaEkakee Acc'n c'n...........*t43p p, u.
Hyde fark Tfa1n.. $50 d. r. s7:50s. N.
= " " ...-......7l2l0p. m. sE45 p. n.
.....+.~..s5:a3 p. n. SG.56 p. N.
CHICAGO, BURLINGTON AND QUINoE.
nsy Exprez. and Na1l. .--.-.: ss0a. n z:a0 ?. N.
Ni9nt E1pfes$-..~.......--ls..Q0p p. m. ECO a. N.
0cndota Accommodation .4:so p. n. Et5 g. n.
CHICAGO AND II. LOUIS.
Day Express. 800 j. n. 500 p. n;
Night Express.. $50 p, n 500 !. m
Joliet and Wilmington Ae-
tolumodatiou. ........... GN0p. N. 9.a5 q. N.
CHICAGO AND RocE ISLAND,
Day Express aud Mall. G10 q. N. $50 D. n
Night EKptEss. Itt0 D. N. 500 4. N.
Joliet Accommodation. =. E45 p. n. 95Qs,u.
CHICAGO AND H11WAuKRs PARKWAY.
so sS : :. n n. .1:s g. g. n H.
WauEe;an Accommodate Els p. m, e50 !. "a.
esnnaays excepted. t6st1rdaYs excepted,
fAtsn1aya AYrfss.t4d.
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Mr. Il. S. Nichols, the aren't In this city fur the
Overland Dispatch. called upon Us few days
aince, with the prospectus Of this Line, which
promises to convey freight and parcels from New
York to ali the Paeihr States. Mr. D. A. Butter
Geld, well known among the busincas community
able enterprise. II is beyond doubt thar enc4eeiic
pEotecoon TO our Western routes Will be extend
ed, and onr Government seems to be awaken
ed i to the importance thereof, AZ will have been
noticed By the military assignments created along
the entire route r{a Salt Lake to Virginia ely d
Montanal To our mining community and incr-
Chants ta the Pacific states, Bnsserdelds Dispatch
enterprise viii prove Of inc,lculable value aa q
neaiun, for conveying heavy machinery and sta.
pfc merchandise acrosa this route, especially 50
10th TO- tss more remote and inlana TeIritor'es ii tie
vice connected with the Overland Wsii Inc
under the supervision OF Zen Ho1Isdsy. vet ths
samo route fs Travelled aid used By Mr. Butter
aeidS Sa!l e. Dispatch. 1h5ous4 blu. Of hiding from
the necessary s1'pulations aud guarantees, snd
timely delivery, and The enterprise appears
thoaonghly organized: L. This enterprisc has al
pay 1ss.s pailishea At Aies,so1, Kansas II nhs
.'onc Of the greatest fteightipe enterprises ever
e:tahliehed in the West, and the arst line ever
organized By combination Of railroad aud plains
tran;po5tat,on interests was tnausuIsted !asf su11
name of nntersida oserland e bspates easf and md
Atchison WIS selected the princtpal oice Of the
company Agencies wcre established In ali the
great commercial centers al the East aud Vests
line pu& On at Denver, raining from TINT city to
all The points developed in the mountains known
as ne Rocky Mountain Ttansfer Compauy. agents
placed on the M1ssisslpp1 River to attend to the
h this Dispatch. By this means, merchants iron
Sall Lake, Deasec, Virginia, and Ban1ock cities,
buying goods In Ncw Y0rk, can take out through
h1ll Of ladtng from that city to Salt Lake On tie
Nest on coa,sact price embracing railroad |
transfer. 1orWardiug commission, and pla1ns |
l1ans pottatioa charges-fn fact have no care Of
sight Of ttcfr goods from the time they arc |
shipped from New York, Boston, OF Philalsiphls !
1nI1l they are unloaded from the wagons at theIr
1oors IN Denver. Salt Lake, etc. This 1ine which
be shipper Or our citizens, runs west from no !
'otnt Oh the Missouri river except At.hisoa.''
For more details in relation to this important |
'soiec we direct the reader to their card In an
'iher column.
, 1865-03-15

1oa! 0CNt1lsss 49, ..b.11
Total enlistments since jan. i. 1865. >. a,a93
The citizens Of the Tenth Ward not believing
nat they were correctly enrolled procured cops
with each mans street and number set opposite
aas nams. The Ward Draft Association selected
committee OF caayassef4 to take the enroll ucnf
list and 60 oyef. the Ward By streets. blorEs.
shops, stores and dwellings and compare The facis
Is theJ exist with the list The canvassers
their report to the Association with tue following
result: 90 s~A'N "'1s
Whulc number enrolled by Pro1ozt M,r.
, 1865-03-15

h1BEnN1AH secEErr.-At the last regular meet
ing the Hibernian Benevolent Society, tho fol.
lowing officers were elected for the ensuing year:
Pretidenf-Dayfd Walsh,
First Iiee F.tst4ent- Patrick Fianecau.
second Viee I.rsidsnf--Daniel II, O7BeIcn.
Irea:urtr-Fatfick Power,
StcTefary-Witliatu Le,gIs
Chairman E.stc4ice ton1nittee-Thos. Adams.
Mds1AaaH fulfilling NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Bar
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Phoic humber enrolled, by Provost Mar
Leaving liable to duty, il ah}e to serve 1aa
an enrolment over seretny per cent In exces

Al enlnlitnent over eerekny per cent In excess
OF the Hne one,
The present ensollment Vas taken, or corrected
during the p'st winter. OF the 4a3 names "not
foand" the Comnaittee were nnable to learn that
such person: had ever lived in the Ward. at least
not recently Known 10 have lived there Ui the Isl
men moved :, oWaT, some Of them
leit The city more than Two years ago, others oue
Jear: but majority Of the abscrtees had re1ored
within the paet twelve months. None Of thoso
Who have lett within the last sir week. were out
down In seventy-si1 cascs the canrassera found
thartnere were no such houses or numbers as were
entssed o1'poeite the namea; nor we're the owners
OF the names TO be found. No such pessons existed
N the Ward. It would seem thai The Progps, W3r-
t1al retained on hi. rolls tho nsmea OF mcn e.
rolled IN 1863 as well ~ IN 1854. because quite
number Of those who were returned ''4hsent. had
lett the Ward. Ctr and State two years AGO.
1t 10 on the basis Of such detective, false api
frandu1en1 curollaent that thc citizens are called
on TO up forty per cent more volunteers than
thels just proportion. ,ss3 sneu msdc 10 stand
dfaft oo 2,oso names; IL II any wonder thst our
citizens complain Of the way they stand cnrolledf
OF t5at they demanded the next enrolment should
be made under tho supervision Of some other
officer than the present Marshal9
, 1865-03-15

"4uAUQp-
Ald: aimfod asked the Alderman II he shouId
VOC 1ot NJ. N3nkoop. to which AID. Talcatt re.
plitd emphatlcally. teI shall" -"''
Another ballot N. taken. ana Patrick C,rr.her
following vate: NV
4. Sal1Bbp1y received ii
Patrick Garfaher
Jnmee ". Cobb received. ...............,..,,,...i
H. Il. Wynkoop tecefred. ..........,.....,,s
NoETE ptTISIoS.
Kerry Scl1otthauer and james Nn1lu werc nom.
inoted as candidates for Assessor for the North
follows: ~
Whole number OF ba1lots. 81
Henry Schiosihauer received. yed..--.,-,......:.lD
james Nolan ~ - ia
II. A. 6tickney =" .........y
And Henry 6chiotthauer was declared duly elect
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:T1unn.

EOUND-A few days Blace, IN
the vicinity Of VEST Randolph and aueanaon.sss,
eihsF pafe1,: Thsh A tns owner san have hy proyioe
Il 1e1 West ssado'pa aRee;, @aiaaiia3t
, 1865-03-15

PRESENTATIONS 1T CAar Fny.-capta3n T, S.
Sexton and Lieutenant Dewitt G. uudsoa. f,ur
years soldier, and late Commissary Sergeant In
the 18th '. II. c., both Of company E, 15eth rcgt
1nent. were each presented, On Thursday last with
SWORD, sash; belt and pistols By the men OF theif
ComTMny. First Ieutcnant Lorlu L. Flick or On
z, 16Gth Illinois, WIS also presented With swn.d
Eath and belt hy the bors Of his COMPANY.
, 1865-03-15

UNION DtBFArcu CoApASv<-This cpmpouv.
which is IN organization composed oG producers
and shippers Of the country, for the purpose OF
establishing reliable source for shipping md
markettne produce, is very rapidly ealulne In
strength end favor wlth the pub3ic. Its stack
holders now number nbout one thousand, Their
annual election at Directors occurs on The atst
lEet. notice Of which Will be found In our ndycr-
, 1865-03-15

1ss'7 IT Q6EEng'-Justice J. NJ Moore allosg-
cd negro, b1hck as thunaerbolt end bonn 10 the
saafe OF Tennessee, 10 sign an affidavit, yestesaay
that he was an a.n aud bad naver declared his H.
fenticn to become q citizen OF the United States,
Tlat INet{cG viii do To bet IN.
, 1865-03-15

I1uED Ward DnAfr rMEr7lxo.-Therc will be
grand meeting Of the citizens OF the Third Wa-d
at No. Gil State street this evening, to make sr-
xanecfaenfs ior t1ltng the quota OF the Ward. Al,
men wlshing to old ID helping the ward ous Of the
C0Mn{ttec - ~A ~ At1o
, 1865-03-15

TIE LATE HuHERT FExLows.-Ata meeting Of
the TRIBUNE compo*ttore, held on Tuesday morn
ing, March II, the followtn. preamble md re.osu-
lions were apan,mously adopted:
WHEREAs, 1t has pIe1sed IN Ali-Wise Providence
to remove from this life onr former fclIow.work-
man. Hubcrt Fellows, late soldier IN tic army or
the Union; therefore.
!Reso{E<d, That we laye learnel Of his decease
With the deepest and II ost sincere aorroW,
-Resoir<d, Tint we recognize Ia the deceased the
thorough Craftsman, the fearless aud htthfoi SOL
d1e!. the warm friend and the generous man,
thy to the bere1red mother and other rejatlyes or
our late associate.
l9eso3cta: THAI With sor7owin1 pride we place
with "our brotne1s gone hefoFeH-Wiliiam II.
Mcd!ll, John II. Drake aud Henry II. Eddy.
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aust.

I OST-A Buggy Cushion, on
- Wabash ave. berxc:n ,y1sh!nstac.st aaa Teck
.;1aIt The 1ntet ssui be rewntasd en- leava. It Ut
313 WAh athxye. n1hl5u5l9lt
OSY-From Wabash avenue.
L lhetv4en Monroe and Adams street. = R1sck and
Tan Dog answering to the nasna OF *DUNTE" A
Mbe.a Trwsrd Will be p1id for his return to OGDEN
FLEETWOOD = To-, toFnee OF lhsa and C1a1E-a5s.
Hph1sE%T7-t1
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aurtiDu 5aleg.

The Entire Furniture and Household Goods Of
aGeat!euan Gotns East,
Eemoved to oar store Tor convenience or sale.
:, The asser,usnt consists OF very tue OIL Walnut,
Pax1or, Chamber nnd Bridegroom
1fnfntiure,
AL 10 tn tlats order and m1dc by Tho beat rnanpfac
tBIe.t In New York nnl no. ton.
Also. large nnntt ut nrn,3c's aud other CAfucts:
C1o$kttY, Chine. Cooking Stove, &c.
A5aos e thr saut TIME very superior as1ostment
GILBERT & SAMPSON,
mAl5naS1-ct AuCtlon.e .efB.
40 CRATES OF BEST WHITE
~ CROcKARY. sol oase, Glxsswara--assorted:
!M Alr1ors- msk ocany frnmes ut Auction. On
NtsspAf Maith ~. # %. o'clocs st orr sales.
fatMs q. Is 4s pearo st lha CfptKEEJ Is upeu-
ed aud w he sold ID open lots to sut do .'ess md
sna n Eoi!1s OF cempc!s a.s,.tmstt Goods g*cKed
4 hf4 a4z2 ct Auctfeurefa.
, 1865-03-15

81 Burlsall'a Arnlta Lintnent, an infallitle
cure for burns, scalds, sprains. rhenmatism, gun
shot wounds. p@iEs In The limbs and bark, chil-
nom bum Or aca1a the Instant it spp}iad. No
family should ba without 1t. For sale 6y all drug
gists. 1c91-ms33t
, 1865-03-15

PAPER uanstngs, Painting. C41clmintns IN
Glazing. at F. E. AighJ's, 81 Randolph street.
tet9-S334-1u
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COMMON COUNCIL,
Eitttiea Of Assessors---Inspeetsrs Of E.et.lon
and Places Of Voting.

The Common Council met in speeisl session ,u
inc cornell Chamber. last evening, to choose As
scssore md Inspectors Of Electton The follow
ing members were present: dis Honor the Nayor
and Aldermen Ttsworth, Shimp, Barrett, Calm
Glask, Ralerty, Talcott, Nooda1d, nimrod UnI.
Gen. Fon Holm, Boyd, Gastacld, Huuttey' Arm,
strong FIanxcn, Rub, Hottinger, SulIiyIn. L.w.
eon, oSulltvan and Wooumsu.
a quorum being present the Clerk rcad the raj,
Tor the meeting alter which s'
AID. Gallup moved that the Council nm into ar
erection for Assessors. Carried.
AID. Bond ncorcd that the majority ,u1e he
adopted ty the Council. Carried. ~
soc1u DIVISION.
AID. Gallup unntnatcd l. j, Galloway n, A,scs
eof for the South Divieion. - N''''e
Aio Barrett nominated George A. Meerh
40 other nominations being made. lie Conncil
RTSegeoed 70 ballot, with the following resuit:
Hhole number OF ballots. s........,..,,..s. "a
J. GaitoWay received. eI
Ig IIeosgs =: Mech received. 4
a,s5 me9n atfs9s rsce,Fcd,
ano 4 j. Galloway was declared elec ed.
TEsT DIVISION,
AID. Holden nominated Alvin Sa,fshnrv for Az.
6efsor Tor the West Division.
~ lnntley NOMINATED James n. Cobb.
so. Aa1crty nontnated Patrick Carraher.
1ne following is the result of the first six pal.
ssiishSta ssfIG5s cast..-. '..27 2 2 = = 10
, 1865-03-15

2ACAQV VtgIEt1E1QEuEs
Northwestern Sanitary Commission Rooms, No,
t1 Madison street. Chieaco; March 7, 1865.
the Nurse and spg.'' through her publishers, j..
4 stoddard 4 Co., Of tats city. the sun Of my
ooliars being az appropriation from the FIRST pro-
DC expended By the Sanitary Comm1esion for The
benefit Of our sick and wounded soldiers,
T. ", BLA1cRroRp,
Treasurer N. n, San. Com.
Miss Eomou1s L. still engaged In her p1t.lotic
ED humane dulles at the front, under the d1rec
ion Of the Sanitary Commission. We honor her
for her attention 10 our sick and wounded soldiers
ia the fields and hospital. With Fi1pIe hut
touching e!o4henoe she describes her adventures,
and With Gener6s!.y only equal to her patriotism
ene nppropriotes her portion OF the profits Of the
work to the eiek and WoundeI soldiers. The work
thus far ta meeting With sale unprecedented. Ii
ts sold only hy agents. ]. A. stoddard & Co., Of
this city, publishers.
, 1865-03-15

, a, la1 LITERARY 5uSTo will meet this evening at
ires. &c AZ members shonld br present. Is bns-
, 1865-03-15

14E CHICAGO DA1tr REconp.-The Daily Ps-
cord-a wholesale advertising organ for free dls-
ttibutfon-on Monday issued the first number Of
1ls elxth volume. ttappears much improved in
t2RppS4apaleaa appearance, aud coptaius uu addi-
1ao1a1 amount ot reading uaficr. 1t IL published
Y !. J. " oDoooghae. from the job rooms Of
, 1865-03-15

a forSo BURGLAR cAuaur.-Tno Or three
mon.hs aso the gun shop Of F. J. Abbey. No. G..
Clark street, was entered by burglars, and larce
gnanttty OF 1evoasefs and other articles stolen.
Several boys were convicted Of the ofeuse aud
sent to the Reform School. One Of the burglars.
arc. escaped md went 70 ST. Lpnis, carrying are
EesolSefs Nath him: which be sold thcre. Ycster-
daF he Was arrested bT Sergeant Hickey, aud after
, 1865-03-15

6hANfFpL.--ouc Of the fcu1]e teachers in The
dearborn School is accustomed to punish her
pupils Tor slight odenees by compelling them to
eat black pepper. This information ia derived
from nrespous1ble source and we arc a5Ie to RVS
pota me name Of our Informant and the Offending
, 1865-03-15

FLOOD TIE RIvEa.-H Nov that the Ice is ont OF
the river. and We have hnd long and terrific
storm, We hope our author1ues will take measures
to turn The DeaPlafnes .hrou@h the Chie.so River.
and thus thoroughly cleanse our creat SEVER. The
Ice ts gone, and. especially II notice be given to
vessel owners. there can be no danger from this
source II We undcrrtanil the matter by shu,fjng
the canal gates at 1ockport, the high water OF TIC
the fhSur be dnnn Mt m - ~s~s
, 1865-03-15

ALLEGED LAEcESr-A hackm, N named Oh
Blair was yesterday arrainsed before justice Nc
Donnoll tor the alleged larceny Of gold watch
from Thomas Gray. The watch md chain were
valnsd ut 3160d0. The case was postponed to
Thnyaday, hail bctuc G1ed nf E61a m
, 1865-03-15

GOAL LA~ps AND OTHER TEorE1TT OK SALE.
We call the attention Of onr rraders 10 the aaver
siaencnt in this Issue OF tho sale of property
known as the Illinois Central Coal Mines, from
which 1s shipped the celebrated Du Quoin cosl,
admitted by I'LL 10 pt the best III the St1te The
property ii situated ono fte moth or the city ot
oxdcr. haude on the ground, with I,1EIdings &c.
and tho entire property under cultivation. having
heen tor two 5ear: past devoted exclusively 10
one Of the largest mills ia the Saatc, with cspa
city OF twcnt, five barrels per day. There arc
post oficc-st- John.a-sxpFess otica, telegraph,
business entirely, and are prepared to sell at a
nnrenip. They offer also for sale an excellent
hatlncs. etend, with stock of groccTies, &C., Al
DoArD OF po11cE.-A meeting Of the Board Of
Police Commissioners was held at the Genital
Stctiop yetterday. Present:-Co1amI.kioners
Coycntey ind Brown.
Sunasy hills were presented and allowed.
Chief Engineer q. r. Harzls. Of the Fire
Of e1se ,es coS51n sss n0a'
the Fire Department. he recommcuded the
immediate purchase Of two new steamers. DC
as9 nIEed Ist aas rs sonss @ oeep}ed ~ T tSe
North Star Hose Compauy: He further recon"
mendcd the purchase oF Syllable lots and the e1ee:
ihe deportment. Wooden building, he reported,
had beon fonnd entirely ipa1eluate 10 foe use q
the department. NJ itwas Impossible TO prevent
he t1s rsazRsa s. e n
ewo per cent Tux on foreign insurance COMPANIES,
be reported that two aresnen had been buried. and
d1E had been supported from it. The faud
ne1ats TO ahout ss.00Q, but the Common Council
II. Nne:eGatd TO make rules and regulations for
sent.d Sa nc &C rsepased 1or tat purpose. and pre-
N 1sdinaace. 'Ns-''a =" P'ePato ensi
, 1865-03-15

Town LOTS LII 1oEA-0ur adverttsciug col
uinns contain m advertisement Of great interest
to parties desiring an eligible location out West
the salc ut public auction Of d nunhnr of town
lots IN the new town Of Boone. Boone county.
lowa. on The direct line OF the Cedar Rapids nii
Missouri Ni1es 3: T.: IN the De. Mnines Valley 3io
miles due west Of Chicago. The Railroad Inn.
pany has also 400. .001 acres Of superior farming
land along the completed line OF road for sale "a
very favorable terms. w.
, 1865-03-15

Br. Webster. now permanently located at
464 South CLARK street. treats all private diseases
and diseass 4of sexua} natnre IN 10Th seErs. DR.:
II. hSs len separate rooras, where any one:m1y cai
ana rece{yn his opinion fraa Of charge. P. o. Boz
s,29;, All letters combining stamp answered.
u4rf4 m 1tt
, 1865-03-15

TUE BnoKERs.-lt has often been remarked on
the streets that broker could get a man through
at recruiting rendezvous, where q non.broker
could not aud soma OF them here eveu boasted
openly Of It, A case IN point occurred yestefday.
nc Soldiers Rest by the Ward C0mmittee for en-
nstnent to the credit If The Seventh Ward. he
was pelsuptor1'y refused 4 broker TOOK hold Of
him and got him enlisted In the same pla-c nm
encef @-~ ANAe!-
, 1865-03-15

w WANTED--Agen5s-20 good
.41,g .41ng msn Is aEsnts to ssn eaf GEsst EnstAy,nz,
Children" sna others. One Agent Ia c.eTgymsn3
2ade r. S2o u " hon1s; IesuIneu soldier Il akieg
Fetscnn.y ifpossipe. e BY letter., with si.n,,, tp
4. NANDALL d CO.. 81 Wa.hinstp st Ghlcago,
, 1865-03-15

leaving net profit OF. sco o1
1a1s' OF course, does not incindp the resdin1s to
, 1865-03-15

Cook county least hy. $10,3I9. 40
The expenses in this comfy have thus been les.
while the returns bare been greater than In anv
other 1letrict in the Union.
, 1865-03-15

aIAHA1.c ACCIDENT N NEW YoRK.--The New
York papers furnish the Particular. Of an accident
on tae Hudson. which would probably hare re-
enfed in the death Of hundreds bpi for the nc. Ct
THURSDAY iast, nrar midnight there being den.e
ioe, two ferty boats eollIdcd between New York
and serse5 City; the two yeszc3s hecame LOCKED,
1hrce asafn STRIKING fourth and ell four bearing
c0Hn 1os.crd: the sca, all on board hn1plcss.
gels and With fonr Or tire o:hers pal1ed Into New
lotk. whence assistance was rent. Tho damase
10 the vessels Has very great but no one WAs seH-
, 1865-03-15

n. n. FAfR-CouTcu Btrrrs. ro,,,,;t.
tee on the Public School. Department ~ tfe
Great Northwestern Far, has received xes sc ~
ne result Of an exhibition given by the puh,tc
cxamplc. A1o7s 1'o1e
, 1865-03-15
At11uEFt11eI1tB.

Tickets wlli be for sa'e st julius BAUER q Cots
tndJ r. WALsR's uut:1 o'c'ock r. w., aftcr elich
Lime thsJ csa be had st tte Box Luce at Bryaa Hail,
which Will be opsned st oclcck, to prevent ru.h
IN the evening.
, 1865-03-15

InE FfasT Gux.-Thc teachera and children Of
1he Foster schoul Will give an exhibition on Fr,-
day and Saturday evenings next in the larre hi,
Of the school, for tie benefit of The Sanitarv Fa,r
This Is the artt q the Public Schools In I:bjcsrn
10 like action. g6W ho viii move nextY
, 1865-03-15

w WANTED-AgentB - Every
~ where. tor the new tlctura Reso;ut.oa Of the
BsIIsnS1s sI' CSnv;ntion Every family ID the lanI
eIecttd the fresldenr In time Of in,st:ns VIZ. Ey
c.pstye fe5f!reF1 stgsn reeevine u pr to corea
Ke'ail price, cent3. Address 4. ri JDsE w Tnshs
tnatDn ST.. Chicago l l. ynh1Gn1o -
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-03-24
SPECIAL NOTICES.
TO OUR PATRONS

We would again remind our readers that III
reason o! the year is mo when th9y arc con :.
stnntly liable TO sudden coughs, influenza, sore
thfont, &c, while the children ure in constant
1t IS important that every head OF a family
should provide n remedy that is ready ut ai
times for immediate use, whether ussailed at the
Gend honr OF the night, with the b eaRing out OF
hard cold, the rncking Of q violent cough, or
The children with that most dangerous OF all dis.
eases croup--or at tho midday hour, you should
always be prepared. In Goes Cough EaIsam
you will find q rendy aud effective remedy #
grhpp'es and controls instnntaneously the most
stubborn coughs, while in Group it is sovereign
cure. The price is but 40 cents per bottle the
bottles twice the size OF any other at the same
price. Delays are dangerous. You should al
ways have il in the house II can be found at a II
our drug stores 792ml