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, 1865-04-24
FROM OTTAWA.

Especial Dispsteh to the Chicago Trbuue,)
OTTAWA, April y.
SUPREME coUET.
Nos Submitted BY defendant; No. 1sS, No.
tion entered to detacA abstract, &c; No. 49, Sub.
mitted by appellant and taken under advisemcnt;
No. e44 Submitted; Nos. "a, 80, 81, ST taken on
call; Nos 81, 81, and IS confined; Nos 80 and 81
areued md taken under adv.sement. Motion to
Withdraw replication and tlle demurrer in No,
"a. Peoples docket, granted. MONDAYS call rnn-
to No. 1870. Inclusive. Tuesdays WILL in all proba
bilIty. extend to NJ. 173.
OTTAWA, April p.
4 meeting Of the Bar was held in the court
room this morning. OF which Hon. s. B. Gookips
was appointed President, and D. P. JONES' ESQ,
Secre tary. A committee nt seven was appointed
10 draft resolutions In reference to the death OF
Abraham Lincoln, our late President, when the
meeting adjourned subject to the calf OF the com.
mlttet. . 49,.
Alter the meeting Of the Bar, the Court met and
proceeded with the call Of the docket, commeuc-
ipe With number Is. and have now reached NUM-
te1s 90 and OF, which canses present similar ques
tiona, md are now being argued By Arlington
and Dent. for the plaintiffs In error and by
Gookins for defendant If error. The call .of
the docket Tor next Monday will probably consist
Of numbers 81 to5, ITO, Ill lt6, lit, 10, 12a 1ao
and tao.
The coll OF the docket for next Monday extends
from los TO I'D, inclusive.
, 1865-04-24
ALBANY CnSfle Market.
ftpectsl Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune

ALBANY, Ap1ll "a.
. CATILE-Tbe supply Of Cattle proved to be tbs
largest ef any week tinte last tA1l, and with hut
light demand t., the Eastern we'll for tbs Se3
York nsrl.c!E The depression !, evea greater than
vas anticipated yesterday. Including few to come
In tomol,o 'he receipts since Monday last sggte'
este and the avtrage quslity is good, better In
d. ed tan have seen here Er long time before;
that the market Is cvl1sroeked With BEEF. Thres OK
four hup1rsd head hays been sold to g. East and not
1ao7e lit 1,r0o for New Y,sk: The h11k Of tie re-
r.inJcr ust 50 through - New Y5rx il first hands.
it ptst eales made to-day tndlcste decns 3of 1c
~. > from last yetkd prices. and som" droy-s Hers
-.,,~d with At decline Of &c. Among the saleswsre
Il :tuee1tra IMin ITS Il rokc avssa zng l.4o ns; "a
smooth lat rscing o 1T 1oc II heavy 10, av.
errginE 1so, as 1cc 10 nc fat DO averaging 1900 a.
1o1<c: and GA good do. averaging --At 9a9Kc.
There vera no Gift for the very bes above lie. and
oply one cr two such bids were uad7.
s1ItEP-suaply good, 4.soo for this weak. but there
ire tcaceiy any buyers in market, owing to tae de-
cine In skus. a lew email sales were made ~ 100
lie, 4he outtldt, Tor the bsst ind hsavless.
uOGs-Lteht sa1es at 1191lhc. Receipts, $500
thIpted 10 New Yor6. s,A0.
, 1865-04-24
NORTHWESTERN FAIR.
NE cling Of the LadTes-PFepnrnttou
for the Event.

An adjourned meeting OF ladies' interested in
the coming Northwestern Sanitary and Soldiers
Home Far was held on Saturday afternoon IN
the Leeture.room Of The First Baptist Church,
Mre- Franklin called the meeting to order and
nominated Mrs. uoge To- the chair. The nominA-
uon VA: supported unanimously.
Mrs. Hogr,,n tak.ng the chair, explained thai the
meeting was held in pursuance 81 the adjourn
seag to cetins aa e M
they might deem necessary. They now felt that
such = time had arrived. The various commit
Lad progressed to .uch point hat It was I deemed
adv1Fabe to call meeting Of ladies interested in
the fatr, to devise ~sys and mesne to more syH-
tcnaisally and a. %i1uts'y dsterne npoa the
FniFe The meeting would have been called at an
esrller date. but for The sad event which had made
them all nourners. Mrs. Hoge gave rome inter-
esti1g details OF her recent visit to Washington.
when, in pursuance Of the wish Of the Executive
Committee. she visit the late lsmeut=d Presi-
dent md asked him to attend the Fair. He re
want me. will co., She felt that the sad daatil
ofthe great leader, instead Of retarding tie Fair,
won1d consecrate it, aud cauee all to be more
the lanented Prestdeut-the whole Union army.
In conclusion. Mre. Hoec asked the Intention of
the 1aoies to The bushes. Of the meeting.
m neet q ,oe fas
ing In the determination that the young ladies
ehall wear black skirts with white waiats, while
tdfletan caps Wnlte aptQne, denCmlnHnonA
badges to be fastened to the shoulder with til
color flag bound in Grape, IN memory Of the de-
parted President Ladies' who think themselves
too old to wear white .satE's will be SLOWED to
wcnr black wGtsts, hui lh, ir white aprons must
have white waiste affixed to them. The question
Of the form and etze Of The flag badges arislnc.
MrE. Dickenf0n, Mrs. Scripps and Mrs. Sayrs we're
appointed committee on HaSs.
Mrs. Hoqe Eta ed that 1t lad been determined
to enforce rigid rule which would require eYerY
one, whether ENGAGED IL The fair o. not to pay
for Admission to mo building, and also all meals
they partook Of. Lsddcs and gentlemen laborinc
In the fair will be psoyidtd with tickets al re.
duced rnte- She urged upon the ladies The ncces-
kity Of energetic action In regard to the Fair AZ
the wants Of the suffering soldiers we're riost
pressing.
committee eeDd two dozen OF his circulars to
Mrs. Lvt r1uofe, at the rooms Of the sanitaty
Commission
MIS-. Hoge eurgeated that committee be ap-
pointed to traw uP suitable resolutions, to trans
nit to Mrs. Lincoln, expressive Of the sympathy
Of the ladies' The suggestion was adopted.
Mte. Franklin movco that MrB. HoRe and Mrs.
Liyetmore be committee to drsw up the teso!u,
tons, and ret them signed By the chalfmen oi
the Eaveral denominations. Carried.
At the Ruggestton Of Mrs. Hogc, the namss OF
Mr. Ho. mef and Mrs, Dickinson were added to
the committee.
On motion, the meeting adjourned stne dts. to
meet at the cali OF the chair.
, 1865-04-24
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH,


Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.l
DEs MONIES, April =
, Mrs. Barclay, who has been travelling in this
State for somc months, and dellver1u, lectures
to audiences ard classes Of ladies on hygiene and
kindred anh}ects, ia reported to have expressed
ident'a DEATH: Mrs. Barclay, when here, pro-
fsseed to Be Union woman from South Carolins,
She Ia woman Of good address and considerable
cation OF citizens Of Independence, aad VA sum
ma.tig ejected from that P ace, and also from VA
teIl1o: The she .s deSl should be given a wide
, 1865-04-24

rsrcclal Dispatch 70 the Chicsgo Tribunal
ST. Louis, April q.
TopAcco-Uas advanced. Factory, $3.50 to $50
pante,ts do. st 50 10 IS 10; common shipping lest
is25 TO $1&Co; mt oium do. I'll 80 to $i55o common
manufacturing kat. s2o 70 to SO y. .....
eR1S-Wheat staadJ. Primo ut 4lsss; choice at
s1,Cs: csolce whiteat $163 bu. Corn-Ths aaSance
has been ma1ntstnsd; mixeo' SOC: Jelo" ana miseo
~ oa,tc vr,lnw 1t CSC; white at $1.0d. Oats dull at
6,c, Rye-sales at 70e.t Barley declined; spring
r1ouE-Eatra at $3.50; double extra at s. 90; pei
Inv grade ut SIS. delivered; super At $6N; spring
nf
, 1865-04-24

WAsu1saroS, April 2e-General PaYpe. COM
msnner OF division Of Fstxhugh Lees cavalry,
were sent from this city this morning to the ptts
ouers' camp at Johuson's leland, Ohio, for cafe
ketpiug.
oil rarocd prisoners Of war in this district to re-
( orr to the Proves, Marshal, where tue 1esldence
Of each prisorer, with bis name and rank, will be
recorded and none will be allo* *cti 10 Wear rebel
uniforms. Each prisoner il diseeted tn report In
on at the office, where his name is registered
Hrcc in ey1rv rem ff8rs
, 1865-04-24

Special Dispatch to the Chicago Tritune.l
ST. Louis, April q.
The machine shop Of the St. Louis Arsena! was
destroyed by fire last night. The machines for
naing muskets, casting bullets, and turning
the stocks OF mnskets, wer. destroyed. The loss
10 the Government vas s75,0o0, The cause Of the
fire was accidental. The fire occastoned some
aarn IN the city, 1t wss reported that It the
work Of ofineeLdiaries, who intended firing the city
In Eeve1al places. All the troops we're On guard
nearly all night.
The Columbia Statesman says: 4 report pre-
walls In Boone county that the bushwhackers have
bad meeting and resolved to 20 Souah. A good
Idea. .--.
The hearse designed to convoy President LIN
coins remains to their last rcsnng-placc In SPRING
Held hes been partly shipped thence already. The
runbfnc gear goes forward on Monday mora .nC
The Chicago railroad will run extra trains to &C.
G. mmodate an immense rush OF citizens to Spring
Geld 70 witness the cbseQn!ns-
, 1865-04-24

The operaHc matinee On Saturday afternoon
vas a grand .uccess In every particular. Tro.
rofore was repeated with the same cast a. On
opening .ieh and r. eauasy
il fDlhto. Or the mattyre, will be presented WIN
an ureqcalIed csst. This opera was f1rst INTRO. 70
duced n this country n New aotk To as1 ~, ~
Eeen}nc Will hc pot was not iayoranly tcceived-
FIX 1T season It wa. represented with remark
able eclas, It's appearance creating quite f"Fo'e
IN IL Tety silly bit not unfrequent excuse, urged
liz many ladies' In refusing Invitations to attend
rets nsI ap sy s;ypno ae Ros 20 vRssoa Rassess
By this means many cause their hus6an4s or easy
specimens Of the genus ''pos<r fama.as " 10
wanted in dozen other directions, Or else, the
fair ple.defs of "no1hins to wear" rulss inc
pleasure Of listening to the magnificent operaile
majority Of lady Opera gqefs never appea. ~ ,a fal
wonid don to attend The theater Of church. They
9 9Sy o4s nse a 1s e .s I'LL pess'REP ss + s1s
virtue IN cynical a1toms-it is not quite possible
for any superbly tired damsel to bestoW oil Aer
,ha.e eees1
near her: Such proceeding, to say nc & leassa, e.,
must dct1act some Of her attention from ne
sweet wafbeFs" to aear whom should s,,,'ar Soaa
grounds IL Il not absolutely necessary for ladies'
residing within block Of the Opera House. 70
70 and retu'n IN carriage and pair 10 INC
sensible 1nes, who escheT cxDenslve aEls1ocsacJ'
We would sny. that IN returning nome mn eEqMa t
Cd horse eaE, t1ey presenta nusa more eomaa9 \,
hlc anu suitable than to1ss esan1 ~
a. me ~ aat t. .s,sh ~ ,nfcr XXI
shY efe = NEE h 10 nGt tsn ,ha s2a ~ INT iat
;S ,sipa sccsa,atss be mrther exenses of
aSn asnlg nsass ~ s,e I t.hnnt oi1{n1 to The
f. " nG W. arcr IN fn,,, her enraca.
atss - ~ scvic1s-+. p,i: snnear for the list
tnt a ~ ~ - e. o. .oro,no ,reir m mnrroy
hight tue scns2tson pla5 ot % .t,d niov
peted ona on 1EgSu1y Y HILL I'LL tn e. tho Gsst fime
81 DICE lufpla "1al " g.Ga ~ ~ nnl1n,t & md hts
this se9son o. Thursday Ut: ton,a9eS aao aa.a ns8
tstented daushtcr GotnneHee o1'SA .o5"sS
, 1865-04-24

McHxY-Rasler 1t 6 per Gent on cA!lfoans
tor dsst class b1.k ,r.... on.n,,1 - ,.o,<.
rctnp n iS0k ID clostuE At 1as4
T:ottl exports .! specie to-day 81 51.
pnyKFY:1c s1pCKa-fEu naa quiet.
, 1865-04-24
LOCAL. MAI1EESs.k !.

CA4 ssDr. ITlankss ErHTttye 0int'
szaT," AND ScHATcu NO AunE Everybody
tfIlicted with diseases Of the ek1n, snch as Itch
letter, Rtusworm, &C.. should gi|e th.s rcn,cds
q hin} It haR never yet failed 10 cure thos. 0fh
nt,cury or other dangerous matter, While al
o'hcr 1ue d,clErs that pretend to cure skla dt +
casle are coupo.ed almo-t entirely Of the hsdlf!
dfstYoYi.,g n, icury. We guarantee cure In Al
cases. Sent by nail On receipt Of G5 cents.
Sold l,y drncsists generally at 20 cent per box
| H. Seoyf', 7G Randolph street. Chicago. genera
agent. aplalu1731mGtew
, 1865-04-24

ond B,ptist Church, cornsr Of Morgan and Monroe
stEeets, On Tueed1y p, m.. st3 o'clocK- Rev. z.
J, Parvtr, Of Philadelphia. Chairman OF the Ma
tlonaf Committee Ladies' Christian Commissions,
md Rev Chaplin McCabc will address the meet
ircs on this tubicct, and Nr. Philip Phillips. Ct
Cincinnati, will sing. All are Invited.
, 1865-04-24
ECR Fine Brick Business


aA ANTED-For the Goyer-.,s2
~ Il the Quayternaster's Deoa.:n.cs, =: st
LSSia tanS.ess a. N5 per month md rsslcrs. Css:
Le1s u k4o per month and r1tlo1s. Free r,an'oo!s
ns;an furnished frcm Chicago Il lncis> ysr r:ssa
H aHniinAllon apply at ihe uovnru Ielt Omces. 194t
houth y afef Nreet, FhcAGo. III.
"H"'H-"$".f wv HAN 4 1AA :.
, 1865-04-24

Milwaukee M0rHef.
rsnectal p1t patch to the Chicago Trioune-l
MILWAUKEE. April n.
Flour more active: sales go hrs X ssfioe a. q.
.snn wheat Arm: sales q 800 gu at II 1ik9l17.
Tr,tshta Inu,r. bnfaue Ccnst, tuition ard SCHOONER
VIM Young take wheat to BuisAlo for 1sc: wheat q,
he Srwh.l Houte this evening: buyers at sl17 and
-n.,. ~ a "a Nothing doing.
, 1865-04-24
pErS1uGI.

PERSONAL-Everybody sI;1.:..
Sd E1sa dtseases OF The sxtn. .uen a. Itch. - ::
ter, tang RoTMs &C., to ase Dr.. Hlaax1 1raatt- &
Ointment, which we guarantee 70 cuco IN a,7 knI
essea. ssies 70 eenss PEI boz. 4 seat BY mets Il
: Co. r. O, Box 5SS3. Chicago, IL 8COTu j
78 RAndopa 4HeeL Eho!ess,a aud retail AEsos, s.
, 1865-04-24

.PEEsEx7A11os.-On Saturday evening AID. j )
O'Suliivan Of The Sixteenth Ward, sYas presented
with handsome ruit Of clothes By MF. Dnteh"r.
Considered himself perfectly sutrd with the
preeent. II was certsln3y a suit able one, though
perhaps considering that the gentleman ls de-.
cquslly appropriate. As IT is, though finding the
puFtHix Of a derl4anlc honors fruttlcs. attempt,
no ono eau accuse the worthy representative ot
tetne a briefless lawyer, !nasmuch o. he has ut
least one suit in hand.
, 1865-04-24

Resx, Health and Co:nfor: 10 Moth CT
nnet ChIId.-;ira. Winslow's Soothing Syrup
for children teethlac, sof,ens the gums. reduces
tnaamnlytion a'lays nil psin. and cutes wind colic
Perfectly safe In all cases. We would say TO eTerJ
mother who has suffering child, Do not let youi
prejudice, nor the prejudiccs OF Others stand be-
tween you and your suffering child sud the re1ic'
th4twil! be sarc-yes, absolutely surc--to follow
the use OF this tnrdiclne. II Timely Used. Thirty
ara rorsa a hI,tr,e mhI7-n.34 .A1txEAY
, 1865-04-24

Jrlou would Have the Rose brought
h9ck to yonr cheek. clear, he llthy, transparent
sktn, .ns life and vtgor infused through tue sys
TEN, take Is Ds. Wcavrrs Compound Extract OF
Fireweed, or Nunor and Liver Syrup" Az q
spring and summer me1cine 1t h1s no equal. Try
IT, Sold everywhere. u. Scoyll, "a Rudolph
street, general agent. apasu3ts3t
, 1865-04-24

LADIES cHn1s11As coMA1ss1oHs.-Nssa meet
inpe Of tbe ladies r1ll te held IN Trinity Eplsed-
null Church, corner Of Wabssh avenue and Jackson
.t1eet, On hu11lT ?. H., At t.ss., ~ IA Sec
, 1865-04-24

ID I Z ID

4. EIts Michigan. Anil 3stn IN Trinity Church, by
Rev. J. F. t1p-. THOMAS ". SIElsaiFF, EsQ.
an! Miea ELEANOR IfALLi1'1, only Mustter ii tiIe
ln,e EN1rh 81 4r4ton, ESQ, nf Massachusetts
, 1865-04-24

" washington street: -: ST .te and De.fnora.a.'
9TlCkET VtflCE hsnv* a. ~ y, fHA - = ofaHA
h0NaE- utnco npo1s iSat =. > q. =. uostA ~ E II
~ Entrance TO thfai'y eHe'e on a'@1s 1Veee-a
49,
INAUGURATION S8a3QU.
GRAND ITALIAN OPERA.
x~,coD Guar
D1As
k0flCe TO SQDSGElDefS anu TatfUuS
- tkn n~A,.
0l Inc VP1Ias
.,r.oceua,ts FIR tba nrescnt week, Having bcep
obliged TO sd M H. , Sss
on account o. she !ef m ~ H. .f snvea IN
Snn ston n9tSo Yneras IN tf,nse nchts
escD ~ ~ ....srT . ,,,., ~ ~ ha h,s RIM
d: "a IT. p.xea ,nd At liz Teaucst Of ,arse
numbes Of subscribers that The subscription nights
for the present week, be as follows: .--..
MONDAY "a suhscr,nt,on n,ght ..POLIUTo.
TUESDAY, It'll subscription night. ARTHA-
WEnNEIDAT, Sth subscription night, ...... .NOEAIA.
FRID1Y. III M suhserIptior nishr.
fGrnnd Gala Matinee.
e..- ...
Monday Event. E, April 2ltn, at O'Clock. Doors
optn at f4,s
THIRD SUBSCRIPTION N1s4r.
, 1865-04-24
~,at1lu8ftttft1lfH.

CROSBY'S OPERA HOUSE,
~ Washington street. bet. st.te and Dearborns sx
RTTICKET OFFICE REMOVED To THE OPERA
EOUsE, once hours fr,m a. II. unnt5 5H r. Il
Ert1ance to Family Circle On State EEeek-z1
, 1865-04-24
Successful Expedition into the 1nte-
f1Ors

New YonK, April 2a,-The New Yofk Tribune
learns, from a passenger from Charleston, that
1usl cs the steaner left1 report came that IN ex-
pedison sent ont by General Gilmore under Cen
eTal Potter, to Summervi1!e and Manchester, de.
Elrpycd nI the railroad bridges between Colum-
hia sud F1orerce. s. G., 1000 balct OF cottou, 3
locomotives, 10 passenger care, and brought IN
oLnl 1ihtfntea el4yea.
, 1865-04-24
Markets by Telegraph.

Piper Hnnctncs, Painting. CalcimtnIcg IN
Glazing. Ut F. f. iIebys, 50 Randolph street.
, 1865-04-24

40 to the Ise1L-ao to :bryszt q stratton'.
OAieaeo Commercial College to gel thatnush,
Telegraph Operator. Address ienc]oeing stamps)
tnr circulars. Bt.TANr SrHATroH, Ehic.zo. Ill.
, 1865-04-24

HILBERT d SAMPSON,
GENERAL AUcTrONEERS, n. 4i q ~ Der;.
oorn-st Lhlcsao. Ill. We give our personal atle1tlcn
10 sales Of Household Furniture. &C. at Dwellings, or
at orr Sa.esroomz. Parties breaking mp ho1sekecp-
pcttng OF their goods Our regular sale dass Of Fur
nisure aud Household Goods, at cur sae.rooms arr
Tut edaY. and FTida,s. mha1pa8 lshp
, 1865-04-24

Disabled Nollters-Ne~eive tcho1areh!p. a
thu School. or TRADE, 1D2 Lake STREET, at hal
price IL the PREPARATORY CLASS frttre boy
can he admitted May LIT. apr2i-u.9S10t
, 1865-04-24
1FnunD.

T077ND-0n The 10th, 9th, "a. a NE Me%r r.
Sx<;.sss SaaE*f I'd 0*ksTaa:
, 1865-04-24

Cuuncu OF THE HoLr CoxAux1ox.-At the
annual parish meeting On Easter Monday, the fol-
loving officers were elected:
Hardtna-RIchard D. Van Wagouon, Jas. j..
Whlte.
1tstry-Addtso9 Weeks. Wm; 2. Barry. Ed
Benz. r. Virgins, Robert II. Worth,ngton, Thoa.
u1rcs.
, 1865-04-24

FoVNpTIs,lk:as 81: Z. q Y. b. the ssess sss
scrtbcf snf IT GsnaT IS requested to prorc prop
e. s!sTs5ys fas VI: GG Ssa
epEus8E
, 1865-04-24

Fire ut the st. Louis Arscnal-thC
Funeral lar for %Pfin@nefd-Gool
Resolutions Of 15ushyhRckeFs.
, 1865-04-24

RICH AND ELEGANT FUR
Wilton and Brussels Carpets, Costly
Brocatcle Curtains, French
Plate mlHroFs, Ac.,
AT AUG TION,
aaesn e Hoaa HP 4 81 noss ss @ !; 81 sss
nsse I. Ba1sa H.. hsyt9e .s!a II. residence 20.
cash the entire FuFntRse consstiag Of 1ca sd eie
gant PasloF Library and Chamber Fa5nisnse elegant
ss T.Ss, Sssss H3 FsF Fs53l
tS5s pEIa soH o Pann
%a b & $50 Fl IL efes g. n ss'
TEN BILLIARD TABLES.
ATAUCT1oN.
On TUESDAY, April IS, at 24 O'Clock p. NJ. At the
R1LLIARD ROOM,
In rear Tsemont Exchange NO. 81 Dearborn street,
kkosssooa ksss Fssnc ~ Marble a. ed e. Tah,ss ~
The above are Michael rhelane patent Combination
cuahlon' and arc In e1eslisnt orasF &fF7rR,s
.p,sss;sut .,hp ~A' a. 1of1sHs aSst,osss;.. { Se
l3 PONIES
AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY, April e6th, at ~ o'clock, at
put:ets Auction Rooms. corner of Dearborn and
Washington streets.
Tz1RTuuN PONIES,
Mott Of them broke harness. and all excellent sad
die animals They be seen Ut Boyntons Sta5ta on
State street. on TUESDAY.
ap2susss4t WM. A. BUFFERS & CO., Auct'rs-
T ARGE AND DESIR ABLE
| IL STOCK OF
STAPLE AND DOMESTIC
ID II G. o q ID - =,
Just received from New York.
At AUCTION.
l On WEDNESDAY. April sSth, at 9H o'clock Ct
Iutters' auction Rooms. IN Portland Hi3eE No. les
l5 and 1U1 Dearborn street. We have Just received
upwards OF forty cases Of Staple and Domestic DRY
&C ods which will be sold for cash without reserve
The stock consists desirable line OF Dress Goods
varioua brands Of Prints, strtpes De2m. ba1es Br9wI
| peIs Ginshams, Checks, CaMbrics, Hosiery. Cloths
| Casstmeyes, Eeck-Ties, &c &c
| The above Will be sold to 9nnntit!es to salt tn
| Trale. VII. L. BUFFERS / CO.
apnuss7t Auctlonee1s+
, 1865-04-24

n. ". FAIn--USIrAR1Ay CuUaCu.-A SPECIAL
adjourned meeting vi the lauies of the Unitarian
church oil this city tNorth end 3o1thl, IN conaec-
lion WITH the approaching Sanitary Fair, IS called
rooms Of the SANITARY Commission, on Madison
street.
, 1865-04-24


Gray, went Into the thIrt store Of Mr.. Swartz, No.
Isl Randolph street, on Saturday afternoon, and
stole two fine rhitts, valued at II 50 each. When
detected he offered 10 pay for the guode, but NJ.
Swartz .houeht It bis doty to have him punished.
ler committed him, in default OF 800, e. trial ut
the Recorders Court
A ToTELEs5 WARD.-As PROOF that the last
municipal election was the occasion ofa very little
excitement, It may be mentioned that there Is on
Ward in our cIty, out Of which not single vote
Ynq Obtained for either ticket. We hear the query
(which Ward was i r an and ansWeiIthe N H 49,. seven.
teenth Ward" Do you no" which that lss-itfs
ATtemus.
Or No FURTHER UsE.-The rebel General
Hood Las moi set surrendered. he Of WHOM, such
great things were prophesied against Sherman
Lee and Johnison surrendered. and Davis gone to
rotlo'mac, J Hood may o. we'll give up now. A
tood without head oI body. IS OF little value and
cobra, which for four years has troubled ua. Wc
hcr1n to think-to use Epiriluallsttc pErase, that
be will COON lose his self.hood.
MoEr L1GHr WAH7ED.-State street bridge Is
without any lamp-not because one or more are
not tadly needed, the locality. being besides
very dangerous one, field Offering extraordinary
adyaptaree ana promises Of success to gafroters,
hiehwaSmeD, piekpoekete and the thteyish fEater-
nity generally. Will the Board Of Public. Works
supply the defeieney' Unllke ,he days o.
honest men. but to allow honest men an oppor-
!unlty to discover rosues.
A Suggestion.
CmcAoo, April 21, 1865.
Editors Chicago Tabune:.
Would It not be most appropriate and cndqr-
{pr tribute to the memory and fame of our de-
parted Chief Magistrate for the ciflzens Of Chi.
caeo In Fhote city he was frrt nominated to that
ffeh ofice TO purchase the ground on which the
Rennblican Wigwam ia situated, and erect there
A raapnsdceut pnbltc hall, to be named Lincoln
IIafi' Adoru Il with l1te-slxe statue OF Lincoln,
ly one Of our best sculp1ors; hang around It's
walls copica Of his Emancipation Ftoel2matlon
and fhe nobleet utterances OF his ottciAl Life, ap'
p1opria,ely us:o mounted; adorn It with suitable
nafnpee Or the great events IN h,s caEeef ana iet
f he. ike Faneah Hail. IN Boston, place OF yts;
,t.tnn ~ ~ tho people Of the whole country, and
also rsther1ng-place for ouf oMn peops 'os ss a.
siops and services when large masses nas oi tne
nrnnle are to come togethef. ! cann9t
ffenfeive Of nobler and better use 70 Walca
this Ground could be pot, ana Il seeus ~ ~. -
tttnc that spot which w1u be sacfso sns t ~,
trre history OF the country. ana EalGn "as tas IL
M.tt 4Iscc of A larger Liberty than that which
~. pa;ed IN Fapeuil Hall, should be given up 70
The cnmmon nurposes Of trade and business y
iii he n renrnach to our people u ttr. !ts1on'd
h. secuTed Fl once and given TO the people. Cnl-
rspn hss At nrcseut no Suitable pub!ic siAl! ioE
enth treat occAsipu. and what spot coula be more
f,St5nS fhnn thta on which to erect one
Ihcpe luis suggestion may meet tne puoac ap
/ nrorn} and that movement may % Il onee OF
gantzed to carty It into elect ncY,,xc
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position Ct Euat Addrtss nj. y. VI, Tribune oice
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