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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-09-06

How Mr.. Foster GOT hrs FARDoN.-It
has been stated 10 some of the papers that a
Mr. Foster the other day procured a pardon
under the amnesty proclamation by giving
a claim agent at Washington fee Of $500.
The facts in the case are substantially as
follows; Mr.. Foster applied to an agent in
Richmond to prepare papers for his pardon,
and urge its passage. That gentleman did
so, and warrant was made out and for.
warded to the President. ss
Itay on his table with hundreds Of 9th.
ers for some time awaiting his signature.
At length Mr.. Foster became impatient aud
ioffareda claim agent Of this city a fee OF
$500 to procure 1t from the President.
This gentleman, who has q National reputa,
tion, called upon the President at one of his
general receptions and requested him to
take. up Mr., Fosters petition and sign it,
leaving the impression that Mr.. Foster was
a personal friend Of his and that be asked
for it upon that ground.
i He in no manner represented himself as
Mr.. Fosters attorney. The request was
granted and the pardon was delivered to
him. Z y 3i'f'i' aiEa 3
There is authority for stating that here
after all pardons win be delivered either to
the applicant in person, or what is more
convenient and less harassiog 10 the Presi
dent, win be sent to the applicants by mai
from the State Department.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-09-06

before a military commission. And before
a civil court, as / stated above, ana proper
ly defended. Mr.. Davis could never be con
yicted The evidence is entirely insufficient
to sustain the completely with the assassins j;
and on the charge of treason he could east.
" be acquitted on purely legal grounds.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-09-06

Succession Of Geo. W. BARNETT.
DEBTORS I'd this Succession are hereby
notified to rake payment to MIS-. Sarah n.
Barrett, the administrative, or to- the under:
signed, Attorney.
Aug. 30--4ts. r. G. MANNING.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-09-06

these editorial incendiaries who seem to
have but one settled purpose in life. aud
that is keeping open the wounds and EN-
differing the teuds of the sections. IA
metropolitan Record.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-09-06
HESRY S. Foo1E. The Baton Rouge Ad.

y0cate says: 81 5sf7lF8 30
j The negro suffrage party have captured
Henry s. Foote, Of Mississippi, Tennessee
California and other places TOO numerous to.
mention, aud tliat seals its fate. Foote's
support ofany cause Is equal % its death
sentence. st, $50. ia ~ i,.,.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-09-06

sD Eight hundred deaths per day, in
Cairo, Egypt, Of cho,ers.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-09-06

seA Wanted for chemical purposes
lady dissolved in tears.
, 1865-04-06
OUR n11DNIGnr ala RKET nEPon-.


lspee.a. D,sp.sen 70 the Western Assel,tcd r7essl
NEW Tozz. April -Aidaishs-
s1ouzs.
Railway speculation wss Q7ite aotsnat-d ~ the
et-ck E1ch .nge this morning and th re way very
marked Etss throughout the list. Thfre was large
cen1ed 70: s:cks and The o,1l Interest II In tie a.
eeudAut.
There Was an actlvc demand LOT Government Gold
bonds at the Board, end rs. Of A<al per ceut. Or
dets trcn out o town continue large aud are absorb
Ing alarge ar otut Of floating Eo-da. Tho purcnasa
Of .oo 900 so bonds ty horss wa. for invest-
ment. and tskcn by leading director In the Eric
Eaisay.
X!scE11AaEous.
Coal and miscellaneous share. nrmer, especially
Cumberland knd Quicksilver At tho last sthson Of
the Board there further shnrp rise In stocks,
With good demand.
The Gof4 room WIS moro animated to-day, with
s'eadT upward turn In pFico, The capture Of presi
dent Lincoln BY Confederate bush Hhackers Ia aong
The stories OF The Cod room.
MONEY.
TIE abundance Ct money tncreascx. Sterling ex-
change dull and business limited.
TeE GOVERNMENT COTTON.
The fr. Government sa of C :tton vi taEs place
next 7uesdsJ when 1910 bales will be offered and sold
for gold.
pRY aoops
There wss some activity am ny dry goods jobhe's
to-d1 ;. and county merchants show more unwilling.
ntstto turchate. There is no change In prlcs. but
probably ste adier feeling In the market.
PETROLEUM.
Petroleum stecks hEmer with improved demand.
Excelsior HAS; Ge1mnnia &c; KLickerbocssr 59c.
0cearlc e7-so: Tack sass; Empire City sl.2o; Mas.
haitian 50; Mckinley $s.I0; Ghetry Run Is; Rrnd
Farm IS 20; u.5 $s4n. 1hs Petroleum market was
shade lrmer. q. asHc t:r cru SIC for refined
in bond; 7l& 7Jc nee.
LATE3.
NEW YoRK, Ap.ll5
t;sl!sgcz'A Evening Ezchange.-Goid 1.53x: New
Foik CcLtrals4: E.is 63x; co preferred is; Bud.sn
asX; Reading 99K: Michigan Ccuttal 80; MishlRan
Southern 6lK: Illinois Ceuta110OX: Pittsburgh SIX;
Rock lsano ssx Northwestern sex; Nouh7estera
preferred Is; Canton s31 Cumberland -: Q1lck II
yer s7S; Martpesal7. cola end stoek1 arc active
and af1aF cal. 152X.
, 1865-04-06

The last concert Of the eeason By The philhar
monic Society, Will be given this evening in bryan
Hall, and is expected to be the cfown1ng success
Of the setce. The orchestra will consist OF forty
I've pIeces nine first yiolins, seven second do,
6vc reuore, three violoueellos, three double bass
four ciAr1onettes, two flutes, one ea1horn, four
horns. three ttunpets, two tronlboues. one tuha,
has been engaged Tor the eolos; the following l5
the programmes:
!. 3veruFeG11Leonora." Beethoven.
3. Venzano Wsltz. Mias Paige.
8. Symphony-NU. In E fiat. Haydn. -.
A-lntIoduction. Adagio and v4yace Assai.
S-4{aess. A,!egsesto.
I. oyertn1e1*AtbaIia:" Msndelssohn;,
Violin accompaniment.
yer,s German Opera froupe.
Z. VT dding March, from stMidsummer s. Nights
Dream" Mendelsaohn.
she solo at ihc last Pn,lhafmonic concsrt; she IS
a lady. Of high musical ahjnty. The rehearsal
yesterday. IN. which she took part, satisfied all
Scarcely e1celled talent. Her voice Is fall and
very flexible, her tones all true and articulation
perfect. What u more, che has thoEoagh
possessed BY artists. We shall be d1sagrceab1y
equal to the very best ever heard tn Chicago. We
eess Oh lie eloeins Concert q ills series.
George 3. Atkins, Treasurer OF Mr. Gran. has
arrived In the city, and Will at oLce commence the
business arrangements for the Opera season, to
open one week from Monday next.
The center table and workbox to be presented
to the President and Mrs. Lincoln was visited yes
terday by great number offadies md gentlemen,
ali oi whom expressed the hi. hest admiration.
We hare already described them They will Be on
exhibition for 0ay or two longer at room 8, No.
~ clark street.
Mr. Adnlph Bauu,bach'a orgsu and voca1 con-
cert will positively be given on Tuesday evening
ne1t, in st. Paul's church, on the corner Of Wa
bash avenue and Van Bureu street. A arst,clRss
entertainment may be expected.
The complimentary concert to Miss Dc Pe1grom
will be given to morrow evening in Smith &
Nixon'S Hail.
, 1865-04-06

O. Nichols. c. E. Holmes, J. C. Rue, George a.
Mech, Vim. l. Church, III. D. Ogden.
The following resolution was then offered and
adoptedf
R<solrtd, That We will use all legal means 10
protect the interests Of the people in their use and
the duty Of the people OF the Second and Tenth
Wards, Gnd those In that part Of the city south OF
thoEc wards to see that no Aldermen are elected
At the coming municipal election, who will dltre-
gard the interests OF their constituents
After further remarks ny C. c. P. Holden, Dr..
J. b. Doane, l.. j. Nichols. Gavin D'Wolf and
the call OF the executive committee. y
, 1865-04-06
A Question. .

Ed1[01E IEIHQuH. -
II Aid. H,mrod is as free rom suspicion In &C.
gard to completely With the Horse Railroad swim.
dlsTe Why let me ask him In all candot, Was there
not meeting OF the Common Council on the
night 1t was called for the purpose Of femonstra-
ting against this tntqutty3
Had not The efforts Of certain lawyer sent here
from Springfield, and seen on that Day riding
about our CITY with AID. Hlmrod, ,something to do
with "no quorum present" IN the erentngf
II showed the African in the fence, notw1thstand.
Ing the Alderman claims a "strIct neutrality
while at Springfield on an ''ertand" relating 10
another matter, which IL doubted by some who
know to the contrary. @ IN TIE CORNER
, 1865-04-06
Curing Without Medicine.

DR.. E. o. Meaebam, ii. D., Il well known medi-
cal pracuuoner Of Mount Carroll, in this State,
called upon ua yesterday to beas testimony to the
eEil1 OF our fel|ow-ctizen, DR.. 4. J. Higgins, No.
1s2 South CLARK street Dr.. Meacham states that
he has been sufferer from dyspepsia, liver and
kidney complaints for many years, having adopted
the most approved methods Of Pharmaceutical
treatment unavatlincly. Hearing Of the nav
method Of healing without the use Of medicines,
he visited Chicago and placed htmself under the
treatment Of noted physician dsily visited by
hundreds. After much delay. he was pronounced
to he cured but felt that reslly he had sustained
no benefit As a last resort he repaired to DR..
Higgins Institute. Here, after one operation,
DR.. Meacham found immediate relief, and now
rdo likewise"
, 1865-04-06

Accommodation OF Capt. VIM Vocke
for The office OF Clerk OF the Police
court BY many former Officers and
Nne,tos, The citizens and othora who
did rot enter the army encouraged enlistneuts BY
bo W6e ss eSs3 eeSea n fb srmy
aca bsen honorab1y discharged from the same
H1<reas, We have learned, that William Vocke,
who entered 1he army Immediately on the ont
break Of thr rebellion, and ialthinllY served in
the same unti' the time Of the n1sterout Of the
v.nced to The rank Of Captain, il cand1date ior
the Office Of Clerk Of the Police Courts there.
We, the undersigned officers and soldiers, who
have served ont their respective terms Of enlist
said Wilism Voeke 1T the nsxt municipal ps SEC. C
vii vii: meet next Saturday ior he pnrpose Of noi
mating candidates for the different mnniclaal off.
ces. to nominate our comzade William Woke and
iavoT old soldier. by f1lne The civil Offices, was
j y:Ruatssa.e 1.te - iseat s, eo!: tb sstb III.
Joseph Hemett, late Col. 6th Mo. cav.
Hugo Gerhardt, late ii Lieut.. sllh III.
Peter Hand, late Capt 24th Ill.
August Bitter, lit. Lieut 9Th III.
Clemens kirchner, sergt 2ith III.
Z. KuhbaurE. late 10th nj.
z. Cramer, Ohio vol.
geno Leiss, late sefgt. ssh ~. vol.
hugo Schroeder, Lieut.. BID Iii.
VIM. Warner. late Capt. SD Ill.
Wm. Blanke, late Capt a4th III.
Chas. kemmlet, late private 24th I'll.
S. 7. Hammerich, late 1ss Lient 2lth Ill.
julius ReicA6rdt, late Lieut.. a4th III.
e. +. c. Keokkc, late 1st Lieut.. e4th Ill.
Ed. Minister, late sergt. Gath III. vol.
Carl Ko: + mann, Capt. and 4. G. ~.
A1ex. Jekclalnsy, late Capt s4th Ill.
Carl A. G. Adee, late Capt. 18th Ohio cav.
pr. George Schloetser, lase Surgeon s4th III.
vol.
Henry Wendt, late Quartermoster 24th I'll.
Charles Ftltke, late Lteut. 24t' III. vol.
George Gueniher, late lat Lieut. 9Th Ill.
81 Frank late SeFct. SD III.
Herman Spanfer, Goth md 142d III.
8 R Gesstenhauer, late Sergt, 1st Minn Battery.
SUPPOSED sU1c1DE.-An entfe euit Of male
clothing was found upon .thazake shorc, In the
North Dlyisfon, on Wednesday morning. It ia
suspected that some unfortunate person. tired OF
life, had disrobtd h,m.clf and plunged into the
lake. Tie clothing may be seen ut the North
Market police station.
, 1865-04-06

8Is L1N3B WNFkeEs
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago TEihuae.1
6r. Louis. Aprti s, 1855.
TouAcuo-Dul1. Green and damaged lnss Il 119
ato; factory lugs 96.eoaz2o hhds anters at 1909
s10; common shipping leaf SIS 00@1G.sJ: common
nufacturng ltN $t8 23: and manufacturing Leaf Al
<c5.15.
F1ouR-D,ooping. Cho:cs double extra $500;
double xtra nap; ct;d $7.s1; single extra $712k
city choice super x6s5, and su.er s6.25.
GRA1y-Wteat dull. Common fall u Is; fair and
Eood 1al! s1sesa14o; prime s1.4aa1.4s; and choice
tall t1-5D = buehtl. Oats unsetttd, with choice 1t
&C. Corn unsettled, With white n s5c, yellow at Sc,
snd niIsd at &c.
WuIsKY-IoEer. at u 10 = gal.
, 1865-04-06
Markets by Telegraph.
NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKET.
New York Independents Quotations.


new YoRK. wednesday, April 5, 1sss.
The Independent has the fJl1ow1nr: The auction
fa1t have be large and hayo tfawu good atterd-
nnce. The goods arc Invariably said, whether
the prices are satisfactory or not. There Is an1
Ions disposition everywhere to sell, and only to hay
for immediate wants. Tho trade in foreign fabrics
Is very small. few lneus OF Britizh dFess goods.
and French silks selling at fsif prcts. The tn
portaucns very small not being third In value
imports In the corresponding week Of last ycar
The Independent Of tomorrow will have the follow
inr Dunfatfpn3.
, 1865-04-06

MosxY-Market more active At 695 2 ctns.
sIHaI1So ExCnAN0T-Dull At 1o9s1a94 Tor 1Est.
etGss GoLD-Ameriesn Gold active and hleher opening
advancing to IN re- aetiye "a fn:
sToe1sP,!ts; F. ~ y. eiS &; 9: ,S: J. e9X
nteferrsa. SiE: c, P11ts., 6sx; III. scrp, 9;A;
u i t. T. ~ III 4. " b. bh?ass9 e.
o2css.iyer. G6E IT, Is 81. fegt:. 1c6H; U. S. SO
comp, io;H; lido new Issue. 1o19 oio coqp g; US,
Is 81 COUP tcsA; oEe 5eAI c:1lncakess sa' " Ia
Frices Il mining stock bid u Boston today were %
IS; Hapeqsk, TX Huron, ss; Quincy, esN.
, 1865-04-06
33RrSOnat.

Observation-Disclosures affllct~
l. ed With diseasea Of the sktr, euch ~ Itch, Tet
Ointment, which We guarantee 70 cure in any and all
cases. rr.ce 50 cents per box. Il sent By main Is
cents. Sent By mai: fKpresa. Address NJ, BLANK
4 60. P. BOZ 5SS3,. Chicazo, Iii. Il. eLOVIL
7H Rsndp'ps street, wholesale aud retail sxcEt.
,Soh9m95}aa SOC 4thp
, 1865-04-06

BENEFIT SOLDIERS uoxE.-We trust our clu-
zens Will bear in mind the entertainment to be
gtyea BY Mrs. ". J. johnson, on Friday e7ening,
for the benefit OF the Soldiers Home. This In
stitudou is row very short Of funds, md there ts
positive necessity for aid. In attending the pro-
posed festival. thcy can have an evening OF rare
enjoyment, and, ,ut the sanle dine, contribute to
most excellent charity. Unfortunately the con-
cert for the benefit OF Miss De PelgFom takes
place on the ea1ne evening. But we remind those
who desire 10 attend that concert that they do
80, and, at i's close, 60 to Mrs. Johnsons enter
tainmcnt In ample time for the indulgence Of their
TefpsiehoEean procliyitles, and tor the ample dis
noted.
, 1865-04-06

National Unitarian Convention.
NV YoRK, April b.-The National Unitarian
Conveation met Today. Governor Andrew OF
Massachusetts, was chosen Prc3tdcnt. Rcpo1t OF
diff rent Conferences were re1d. Nearly 40 delc-
gates arc present, representing the Northern
States snd ca1ada.
, 1865-04-06
Cincinnati Market.

C}HE1MN8Tf HIHfKeIe
Especial Dispatch 10 the Chicago TribuneJ
CEc1SSATI, April s.
Provisions Very little doing in the provision mar
ket Ness pork sold at szs03 for inside city. Dntk
NESTS are held at 13x@13Xc for shoulders. and 1hG
lsc for ldea. Prime city lsrd is offered atl7Xc.
KuIsE1-Sola at n c3.
NothIug Of importance doing In bEeadstuffj
, 1865-04-06
LOCAL MATTERS,

N1nth WnYd.-Wc learn TINT Mr.. j. G. ".
Bailey has been invtiedfto run for Alderman Of
the Ninth Ward en- the Republican ticket His
friends are urged 10 attend the Primary Meeting
on Friday evening and vote hts nomination.
apGp7l6-1t
, 1865-04-06
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ID 1 T. D

AIr.tMs, 1scs. ct 1h,is.s Caurca, Detroit. by Tic
Rev. Il T, InddtcE, CHARLES j WIEru OF tsi3
city. anu Miss JULIA NotEfNOLDs. ef Lac Iormsr
, 1865-04-06

-Collecli0nB on sChanSes
The following telegram was yesterday received
from George Il stuart, Chairman Of the Uuited
States Christian Commlaelou, Philadelphia, by 5.
v Farwell, Eeq.:
I'VE are feeding all the wounded from aubu.
1anees, at Humphreys Station. Two more coffee
wagons have gone to-day.
= We have over one hundred delegates in tho
field. Minute men are arriving by every train.
The delegates went INTO the light with the seth
cofpt and Generals Griffin and Chamberlain, OF
tho corps. publicly thanked them for their 'u-
valuable eery1ces.
There Is an immense demand upon u now. 1Te
reed one hundred thousand dollars. At a meeting
to-day OF merchants on Change, FLA uJ0 were
raised; in Boston, 81, ,ouG: in Pittsburgh. &t0,-
COO; in New York, 0.0oo: and promises ~, ,0oo"
and the following contributions at once taken up:
J. :. Farwel1, $500; J. Z. Reynolds. Sloo; Under
wood & Co., $100; s. A. kean, 800; John l.
Hancock, *10o; 4. E. Kent Co, Slo0; J. B.
Lyon, $50: Gilbert, Updike q Co., $50: James
Mitchell. $50; II. o. Armour d Co.. $50: Hobbs.
Grau s Co, ESQ; Francis n. Mitchell, SO: Web
eter = Baxter: go: R. 2; Parks, SO; Farwe!l.
VI. q. Murray, $50, Dennison & Lester, $50; L.
D, Norton. $50; S. P. Farrtngton, 654; Aiken,
Uu1lburt & Co., $50; John II. Gale, <5u: E. W.
Mitchell, f25; Creighton T. Rathbone, g25; o.
w. Clspp, zs5; y. j. Howe. IS; Howe & Rob
tins, e.: E. 4. Dunee. S25; Vanayke : Co. rs;
Charles Randolph, <s5; D. Leonard. SO; ca:h,
S. .-.....
Friends OF the soldiers arc requested to III! to.
day and leave contributions a. the counting rooms
Of the TRIBUNE or Journal, or with J. V. Farwell
4 Co.'s, Underwood g. Co.'s. or the Commission
Rooms, in the Methodist Chnrsh Block.
Rev. Drs. EyeTtr, Eddy, Humphreys and kttehell
left last evening for the 'front.'
, 1865-04-06

B The factory premises of Mersrs. r. 7.
Cinne & Co., Nos. 103 and 101 West Lake street,
into their new T premises isi Of MY. Sec sd sdver.
usenent on h-stpage. apr6.p727-1t
, 1865-04-06
CHICAGO, April 3, 1866.


Il. II. N,lmsrth, Esq:
Dear Sir-We the undersigned citizens Of the
Fourth Ward, knowing four energy and business
en and 1 n yon5 ng and
Wonld tOl1cit son to sufIer your name to be used
at the coming election for the oflce Of Alderman.
]. L. Hancock, 1Gs1. %9. Fl F. fucker,
Joseph N. Barker, Z. n. Houeh.
F. Munson, Benz. Lombard,
Murry Nelson, G. b. Sawyer,
John Hayward, 4. c. Canlktns.
jfmcs Long, Geo. c. Morton,
A D. Rich, Gea, S Foster,
j. Il. Weber, Jacob uarrls.
B. ". Phillips, Sidney Smith,
T. y. Springer, nc. Smith.
C.V. Wiley, Hugh Loaan,
c. L. james, LYNN B'a1r.
Ca Sp1nger, c.1 E3vorlte,
J:F. Lord, A. s. Wcgaf,
". H. H.bMalory, Fred. Dickinson,
C. r. VickeEy, J. N. Smart,
E. Jenkins, Geo. &. Clark,
J.L. Woodward, Geo. Peterson,
A. E. Faxon, VII Phillips,
Sam'I Powell, y. \. Smith.
c. F, Brewster, Z. 9. Keith,
/. D. Hoard, /. Tslllneford,
John ". Tsppan. s. B. Roaih.
& Sesfe. 9; rt5Mfas; Gil5elt, K &esss' ss's: Baker,
]. Sampson, J. Il. ClongH
". II. jenkins, F. Clongb,
Jos. I. Webster. S: Z. Gnnn'nsham,
Edwin Richards, W.T. Baker,
Vim. a. Eberle, J.E. L, Froshcr,
Wm. Cipgnan, Il. 81. Mitchell,
Jacob CllnEman, E. ". DcusmoTe.
j. T. White, Vim. Gannetf.
II. Byron Rich, Isaac @. Lombard,
Henry Wood. z. RlakcIy,
G. Il. Beardelcy, 4. B. White,
u. V1eeltnd, ]. d. McCombs,
]. F. Temple, Charles z. Wfswel,
S. A. Brigga, 4. ". Wood,
Geo. IT, Fuller, Il. H. Blake, q,
J. E. BuStis, George Il. Miller,
John B. Partons, Charles Fallansbee.
CHICAGO. Ap.il 9Th 1855.
Col. ], L. Hancock, Col. R. II. Hough. ]. N.
Barker, F. Munson, ". F. Tucker, g. B. Saw
yer, A. c. Caulkins, and others.
Gtnt3enen:
Your communication Of april Sd, 1866, ia before
me. Thanking you for the confidence therein e1-
pressed consent to your request. PledGiug, II
lions lulnllment Of the dulles OF the office.
am. gentlemen, yours tluly,
epG-p7E0-lt Il. II. WuIAHTH.
, 1865-04-06

~ BurdsaI's Arn1ca Linlment, an infallible
cure for burns, scalds, spratns, rheumatism, gun
shot wounds. paiks In the limbs and back, chill
blalns, &C. A single application allays the pain
family should be without it. For sale 6y all drug
RITA feIY.mE- -9Ot
, 1865-04-06

Go to the Best.-qo to Bryant & Stratton's
Chicago Commercial College to get thorough,
b6ess dp 81 10 GesGme Goo6
tor circulars, BnYASr s. STnATToN. Chicago, Ill.
, 1865-04-06

Death Of Bishop Delaney.
GEEEvA, Y. T., April 5.-The Rev. William Il
DcLsrccy Bishop Of the Diocese Of Western New
York, Glen at his residence here, at six o'clock
this morning.
, 1865-04-06

"A Pirate in Chesapeake Bay.
New TonK, April $50 p, n.-The Merchants
E1ehangt furnishes the following imporsan. an.
n1uncenent;
The steamer Harriet De Ford, OF Baltimore,
cnpturcd By party Of rebels At Fair Haven, on
the PaWtoket river. on Tuesday afternoon, tmmc-
0iately etar:ed down the Chesapeake, and It Is
tealed Will destroy many veaEela."
, 1865-04-06

Observation-Disclosures men only wese re-
cruttcd in Cook county yesterday. Recruiting
for The new organizations will cease On Saturday.
The following Is the distribution Of recruits se
, 1865-04-06

4OEA1 s-<~ = 4AN
Total enl{stnents Etlce Jan. !. 1StS.- q, 1o6
County scrip Wac selling yesterday at ss}.
, 1865-04-06

\. ". FAEn-SK1SxER ScHooI4-On Monday
evening next the teachers and pupils Of the Skin.
ncr School Will make thcir bow to the public in
Smith d Ni1on's Hall, On behalf OF the coming
Great Fair for The benefit Of the Sanitary Commis-
eion and Soldiers Home. They have prepared
an excellent programme, composed Of music,
tab1cauz, zccl:attou., &c, al! to be furnished
without the MD OF ex:rancons talent. The LAST
tabieaux will b most elegant, representing Vlcto-
y croxn1nE Peace, lib* ~ and Columbia in the
chains OF slave who is knce1l1g to her. The pu.
PITS sre now furnished with tickets, and their
friends are appealed to 70 aid them in their patri
otic endeavofs. Do not let the little ones 60
away empty-hnnded.
, 1865-04-06

The Christian Commission.
New ToIK, april 5.-Geo. II. Stuart, Chairman
q The Christian Commission. addressed the Corn
Exchange to day in behalf OF tho Commtsslon. q
large amount Of subscriptions yas received. Sub
ssrip1tons here since Saturday amount to 1fty
thousand dollare.
, 1865-04-06
4 CADENIY OF MUSIC.

4 CADENlY OF MUSIC,
II wethlngton,st, bet. Clark and Dearborn.
KELLY a LIONS MtESTHKL3
Wnl 6open iheis Acsoemy or Nnslc Monday even
Ing. April 3D. and VIII continue estry evening during
New songs. Tances. Cboruses, Burltsquts. &C 6ct
and leave efforts unified 20 MAKE the Ac csdemy Of
mission IS cents les rvcd Seats and Grcheatrs
Cbhifs 50 cents Hoxe5 $3.50 snd Is o. Doors open at
e to commence At O'Clock Boz Office open ftom 10
sp2plaIlw RS. DIEGES9, Agent.
nTcVlCKER'S THEATRE,
III Madison street. between Btat9 snd Dearborn
Box ONCE open from 10 to and from tc5 O'Clock.
beats &c secured one week advance. Doom open
nt1 clock; performance 70 commence 1t7H oc.ce&
, 1865-04-06

VOCAL CULTURE, ELOCU-
TON. SHAKESPEARE AND THE BIBLE.-By
ANAeA Mccoy, late Professor OF Rhetoric and Oes-
tory II tne hstssnhl Law school. balston Spa n.
hIcCo,'s professional engagement now Keep him St
afIeet, from ten 10 ore and irou two to six where
parsons sy meet him who wish to consult him as 70
fttv4fe Lessons us5ssG. Ladies' sud Aent:enen's
Glass; w tdnesdss and Saturday evenings, o'clock.
After the ycca, exesetses. wednesdat, shakspea:e.
eon.) $15. Tickets Private Course as le.aons) &s1-
Exercises 50 arranged that Ladies and Gcnusmen can
Interested In the above subjects Aud who with to s
form themselves - to The eIesct'es, arc u9re thsn
welcome to attend any mehtinE Ct tho Ladies ana
GtnGemep't Clhes. hptp55t st sA-X-TWArlth
, 1865-04-06

- Paper HaneingB, Painting, Calcimfning and
Gln@ing, at F. Z. Rigby's, 50 Randolph street.