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Ae,ds Of victory, deserve and will receive the
uIsnd1ts Of d Erstelnl people, while their names
eb1nc out with lustre, our hearts are full, and our
e7ee suffused with JOY. whenever We utter The
rame m Of Sheridan, the soldier, The successful
leader and the champion warrior Of Grant; aud Of
Shcrmau and Thomas, Schodeld and Terry.
Meade sid otherr, who have filed the measure Of
W gttoir1d' THAT the General Committee. In con.
fnrniiy with the terms Of The resolution under
witch it is appointed, vii! select 4 fitting tina
snd an appropriate manner to be hereafter deter
1nireI. Is celebrate the victories achieved IN Sc.
en;inr tbe final triumph Of the Union cause, to
ths end mai the people OF New York may have au
nn,ortunty 10 eytncc their gratitude and a. ctlou
ioI the great Leader OF the American army, UJs-
fet S, Grsnt, and the gallant officers and soldiers
whoae deeds have rendered his name Immortal.
YteoIred, That select committee OF iye citt.
zcrs be appointed by the Chair to be announced
hereafter 10 carry into effect the last preceding
Eesoisxd, That coplea Of these proceedings be-
traasmitted 10 the President and Lieut., Gen,
Grsut. md published !; that the address to the
Prefidert b. engroBsed aud signed by the mem
bels OF he committee present, including aomil-
ton Fisk, Moees Taylor, Moses H. Gnnnel,
U,rs1n Wa1ibr16ge, 4. T. Stewart, Simon Draper,
Col Howe, Samuel Sloan, F. Ii. WctmoEe, and
II vas re.olyed 10 place the address in tho ro-
tunda Of tho Custom House on Monday, where all
Citizens will have IN opportunity to sign It before
~ ia forwarded to The President,
, 1865-04-10
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
C0ND1TI0N OF TIE
JAMES,
LEE ON THE LYNCH
BURG TRACK,
Reported Hanl Of Harmony In the
Pursuing Force.

lspecias Dispatch to the Associated Press.l
NEW YORK, April S.
On the James.
The AtTo&d's eorre:pon dent, who asccnded the
James river from City Point to Richmond, says:
"JIft below Chspin's farm was new iron clad
undnfshed-rGm Te1as- She had a plain flush
deck, 10 armament and engines, and sat very
light In the water. The river was found lined
all remaining, euch hnl been he haste to evacu-
ste SO Sdms gnns we're Spiked only With wrought
+ The tomn<rciars Washington special saws;
I. We believe Lee has succeeded in reaching the
Appopattox xhere It Tptersects with tho Lynch
burg Railroad, few miles west Of Burkesvl1le,
fpss: enpses cavalry nil enable him to overhaul the
It fs hinted that there was want Of harmony and
co.opetadon between some subora1nate command
Had not this been 80. it ia faId that Zee could
never have resreated further than Amelia.
Rebel Civil Officers, =.
several rebel civil officers retreated along with
Lee, not having previously left The city.
p,, Railroad Opened;
The railroad from Richmond to Butk.sville
junction Wtli be opened Immediately and used as
a source OF supply.
At,cmp pt to Raise Vessels.
:, An attempt to rafHe some Of the vessels sunk in
the James river ts tn be made The guns at Fort
Unfl1nE we're not destroyed Gs previously re-
ported.
Many Prisoners
who are arriving here arc tak,ng the oath Of a1le
glance.
No Ncvs from Hancock.
No news from either Hancock's or Stoneman's
columns to-day.
EuIlughcr's Kxchnn9es
At Gaftygher's evening Exchange, gold 1493.
n. Y. c. 955; Eric CIT Hudson 100{; Re3dlng l03;
Mich. Snulh Gil; Ills. c. l00}; Pitts. est r. |.
s14; N. ". Ell do pfd. E7i; F. ". sol; o. & n.
certa. e5; Ctnton CT Cumb. oG}; Quicksilver Sd;
Mariposa 153. Market not very active.
No Pa sscs 10 Richmond.
WAsHn5aroF, April 6..~Notiee is posted ut the
War Department TINT 70 pa.ses to Richmond will
be granted under any circumstances.
Body Of a,cn. Winthrop.
The I ody ot Gen. Winthrop. killed In front Of
Petersburg. VAS b1ought here to-day.
lRrbcl Ht1iccrs in rrIson.
Over ECO rebel officers, Of all grades, are now
In the Old Capital P1faon. Gen. Dnrnnser and
several others hare been sent to Fort Delaware
Conyatescents.
Cuuyaleecents In and round Washington are
being removed to Philadelphia and New York
from the hospitals, to make room for the con
stan:ly arriving wounded from City Point.
Exchange Of Prisoners.
Information has been received that 1000 Union
prisoners Of those hs.d hy the rebels in Georgia,
hsve arrived at near Dalton, to- be delivered to
ug On Thursday.
, 1865-04-10


EXECUTIVE DErAn1ME1T, April 8, is65.
The God Of Battles has blessed our urnics and
the glorious cause Of human freedom. Under
Ills approving smiles the. patriotic and brave men
in III. field hsrc achieved unparalleled triumphs.
The rebel capital has been captured and given
back to the Union, and The army that held It in
rebellion has been broken and scattered. The
military power Of the rebellion, the strongest OBJ
staclc to peace, has received terrible shock, and
our gallant armies are pursuing 1t 10 final e1tluc
tfon. For all this, We owe praise and thauksg.y-
lpg 10 Almighty God, the recognition Of the ser
vices nnd eecrihces OF our noble soldiers and re-
joicfns over the triumph Of the rig ht rhe cru=h-
ing Of the rebellion, and IN carly return to peace
and prosperity in the iaud. 1t is therefore recon-
n,ended that Friday nert, the 14th day Of April,
being The anniversary OF the fall Of Sumter, he
generally observed ky the people Of the Stste q.
day Of Thanksgiving to God and general rejoicing;
thst religious aasemblagcg and obsc1vnuces Mafk
the day. and the evening 1c given to bonsres, H.
;uminaUons, and the thundeI1ng Of artillery, pub
he aeecmblages and speeches, and such other
manifestations % may be suggested to npproprI-
ately mark tho heroic deeds of our armies, anu
the general jog .: onr people at the cary restora-
uon OF the Constitution aud good government.
Witness my hand, at Columbus, the day and
year above written.
JoHN BRouaH.
By ths, Governor.
F. A. MARBLE, Private Secretary.
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REPUBLICAN MEETINGS.

There will be grard rally Of the Union elec-
tors Of the Sixth Ward, on Tuesday evening at
the house Of q. Niemeyer, corner OF Cans1 and
Mitchell streets. Business OF importance will he
brought before the meeting, md the attendance
Of every Republican voter OF the Ward is esps-
clally requested Good speakers will he present,
The eQm;.aign is opening most suspicIoaslY in
this Ward. and there Is every prospect that the
CorpeEhead major1ty Will be reduced, ir not en-
HrelY overcome. The time for labor IL short, and
IL hehooyes every Republican to be up and doing
We Eaye glorious newB from the Seventh Ward
This old stamping ground Of coppey1aead,.m and
he home Of John com'sE Is to he redeemed, and
to the Common conneil. Let us thank God and
take courage. An olu taehioned Union rally will
come of tonight ut the house OF John Wcsttall,
ou Halted street, Let there be general turn
out Of the voters. There Is work 10 do which
must not be neglected.
mass mce'i irg Of the Republicans Of the Flf-
teenth Ward will be held thls evening ut eluck
IN Anton Puera saloon, No. Fl North CLARK street
1etween Superior street and Chicago avenue. The
candidates nominattd OF Saturday, and other dis
tipgntshfd sDcalters will address the meeting.
Lei every Republican Of this stauneh old Ward So
Oh hand. A stirring tune may be expected.
, 1865-04-10
LEES SURRENDER.
Row the NcxTs Was fkccclvcd-Speeef1
by Hon. JoE1n REcntwofth-Ex-
element ard EuthusI-
6r:1-Kcnf1rt8 and
1IIumtnatfons

The city was In a'lazc Of exatcmentla night
ing dispatch: =
WASHINGTON. April 2, s 4. N.
5i1ior G4n. DIE:
Ibis Department has just Teeeiyed the Official
sspoEt Of the su1rendsr s t1ts daE Of Gen Lee and
proposed by Gen. Grant. Details VIII be pIyeu
as speedily ms possible Es!4.; F.; n. s14sTqS: 8
This dispatch was Immediately p:acardea in Inc
windows Of out counting room. and word sent to
the Chief EIEtnccr uf the Fire Department. las
lotious measures and the crowd began to asseu1-
BIC to discover, If possible the cause Of th. cx-
ttaor dln.fr comnorio1: They. gathered about the
door Of the TRIBUNE ONCE and red the inspir1s-
Tic welcome Intelligence few like wildfre. The
Tn1ngaE Issued u the m neMs M In esal sheet, which
intelligence Was received wifi the utmost enthns.
asm. The streets were alive with thousands Of peo-
s sroR 4nf 0es W.
learn the news. The ateness or the hour Of course
prevented any general demonstration. The TR1-
the n4ost exhibitions Of entausissra
ever witnessed in Chicago. Cheer ueon cheer
vas e1!c1 e. Grant Sherman, Sheridan, and The
5eel and pa sooa the sdGs.
form Of Hon. John Wentworth was seen to aps
pEoach. The crowd became frantic with en1husI-
as0As @14t AAi4a 4tuu Clttb u HG0IWQfEH,"
front Of the Tn1BuhE once and thus addFesaed
the ysst assembly:
: Ftuow Citi-tns: am rejoiced to meet ron On
this OCCASION. am not disposed to make a speech
and do not intend to make ONE, but l cannot helm
consratulat.ng you upon the Intelligence which Is
Transmitted to ns tonight. The death me1l Of
The rebellion is sounded. Lees army has surren.
dered to Gen. Grnnt upon the terma
u "uncopdlttonal 6ufteudcr'f This Il
glory enough for tonight. FelloH-ciHzens, have
jnst returned from church, md 1t Ia not badttinE
that the Sabbath hours should be given oyer fp
unsee1nly rejoicing. Il il more proper 10 preach
than 70 rejoice 4 am not = preacher. II there is
any cle1eyman Or bishop IN this crowd, now Is
the TINE for him to exercise HI. vocation, ~
Mt. Wentworth retired amid loud aud ionp con.
tinued cheers. -
A large crowd gathered in front Of the fremont
houte, and made the night mu=ical With their
cheers and shouts Of joy. "John Browu,t' tie
!" Battle Cry Of Freedom" and :. Praise God rom
whom all blessings FLOW, y were sung by the ruul-
dtude with great ferror, and with ereat effect
bonhree were lighted In alt the principal streets,
and the CITY WIS tllumined as II By huge conGa-
gf1hoD.
IA crowd gathered in front OF the Tns-s office,
and Hon. John Wentworth beng loudly called
and patriotism. which was received with yocEirr-
cue rounds OF applause. Il was en11nentl7 char
acfertsttc OF the man MD the occasion.
Aswe-Write Il a. n.y. band ts proulenading the
eueets playing uAtlOual mu.1c, and all Nlnng our
thoroughfares teEuund thu shonts and cheers OF
IN enthusiastic and excited multitude. Cannous
are roaring, rockets are blazing, bonfres are
burnlng-3oyfDl tokens OF the erthuslasm the
daylight will witness.
, 1865-04-10
FROM 1lEKlCas AND CALL.
EORNkAs

SAN Francisco, April T.-Thc steamer John T.
Stephens, from Mazstlan. brings $93 COO in treas
ure and 1toQ pags Of - silver ore.
The Moxa,lan 7inles the impeftat organ. gives
q report that Juarez was en- route for Cape St. Lu-
cae. whence he would sail for San Francisco, on
hls way to Washington.
The French naval expedition has sailed It Ia
supposed for Gna5 mas.
The eiuuloa correspondent OF the San Francis.
70 Bulletin, writing from Mazatlan, March 80th,
SAYS that ja1rez Ia sill at Chihuahu with his
ministers, raising troops, though cash, arms and
ammunition are scarce.
The Freuch war etcnmer Victoria and the trans-
port Du Rhine are at Santa Barbara. on the coast
Of California. They hope to obtain supplies Of
coal at 6an francisco.
The delly overland mail, hence to Salt Lake, re-.
eumed tips yesterday. lie first mail this way
since the int rrruption arrived last night.
Recent meetings In he half Of the Christian sant-
1nry Commits sion, resulted in remlttanccs, by tel
.egraph Of f200 Geo. for the past few days. In gold.
, 1865-04-10

Goar;: y: 3. H!bb,5d, Jenn Daley, oapt. VII
The following Is the result Of tae ballot:
". Soeke. ": d Moosru.
Ana n csw csp.. ". Woke 1as declared the nominee
Of the Ca1veEtion.
CENTRAL c6l1ArTTHE.
Mr. John Lyle King moved the appointment OF
Central COMMITTEE, to be composed Of one dele
men werc appointed by tie several Ward 5cires.
nons: LIT John Lyle King: I'd, John L. scr1pps;
e. lsa.e 81 SpeSt; ], ~ Masfman ;E MsRey 5h tshn
~ E FFlshis; 0tn. J: W Newcomb; 10.t, G. N.
Holden; llth, Z l. Bond:. 18th, a. ". Pat,er;
F8'5 h qh1istIan Paeh; 18th, A O.
The Chairman, George ". Cage, congratulated
the dclesEte6 on the ticket they had pnt into the
aead. The nominee tor Mayor wa. one Of the hest
Ger. The who!e t,cset vas good one. ana would
notl;al to sas1y and meet with the support OF the
The meeting adjourned with three rouslne
cheers for 'he uckct - :
q We arc rssucstsl to say that the nominations 0!
=: !: Rnsse1l and John Habes were nsde without
their krow1e6ge or consent.
Inc following Is the rest Of the ticket:
ALDERMEN.
EsrA Hard--Joehu4 G. kniekerbocker..
Szcond NaFd-Wm. Il. Carter.
1htfd Ward Charles G. Wicker.
fonrfh !surd-H. W. Wilmnrth.
EyJIh Jrdrd-No nomination
5iIM Ndzd-AlfIed pnrdoe.
!Sttt1aA Hatd-Ayerey Moore
Eighth Udrd-Mortlmer L. Frisbee.
Ninth Hurd-Mnncel Talcot.
1enth Hard-Edmund B,xby.
ElectntA Hdrd-S. /. Russell.
3tottfh ldrd-Wm. Gas,de1d.
1Airf<t&h lTdrd-L. Proudfoot.
FoMtrktA Ua-d-Va1ent1ne llnh.
F!}ffenfh H1Fd-Samuel Schack1ord.
Silzetnfh Kard-Robert Clark.
coNsrA11Es.
FT1t N0rd-G. G. Chilcote.
Eecond rdrd-SaDue1 Willard. -
5hitd Nard-Morris D. Brotkway.
Fourth H1'd-D. Hendricks.
F,t1A ltdrd-No nomination.
tSLrfh Wd,d-Fred Wyderman.
.Stttnfh HaTd-Fred Kollmsn.
Epafh Hdrd-Johu Mthr.
Ninth Hdrd-Cyrus keelet.
1fNfh Jfdrd-JoeI Lull.
Eif5enth Udrd-Josebh f. Sits,
7tDttffh WQrd-Louis uerbst.
Jnifftthth 1IurI-Nlcholas Dries.
Fou,ifezatA Uard-FrItz Gabler.
Fifteenth ndiU-Dayid McLain.
Cjvfxx 1,otI
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Albany Cattle Murkct.


ALBANY, April s.
CA77Lx-Thc acTanee III prices no,tce1 yesterday
hrs been ma1ntatned to The close. There was ts1r
i:cn1ry on Eastern account, some $50 head beiag
takrn for that DIRECTION. while the demand for New
York was comparatively sharp The total receipts
for tic week ere 2o Eeao. very few Of which were
OF good quality, Int all sold we'll, the poorest and
asscst bringing &c, and the best xtra Illinois 'teers
as high as1sc. Some drovea changed hands three or
eurtimes, each time realizing handsome conlmiE.
sion. Among the sales were the following: % good
H. 1t Illinois Steers at 11c per p, live weight; 43
htas1 State stIers at 12xc; 50 prime oIo at 1eac;
los fair Illinois at ike. averaging 126c Ds; - ozdi
rary do at s1c; md 12o coarss Canada at 9c- g. Ito
*rptha hns the bcst drove o1 Is Il i: IA lie Market
which ne haes at 1se per and which are worth it,
considering The T1iag pr.ces
eaKzR-Receirts. rAly 5000 head. Demand t*,,.
Market frsn at @1skc-thc outside for tue wooled
averaging atcut ITO nx.
NoGs-tmaN salts at 1s@12x for light 10 heavy
Nesttrn coru-fed- Receipts, 1900; Slipped to New
Itlk, $500.
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Addresses and Resolutions Adopted by
The CtttzenA Of Heyy York.

NEw YoEK, April s.7The COMMITTEES appointed
at tho Wall street meeting OF Monday to make ar
rangcments for a .pnblic celebsatton, met ut the
Custom House, Collector Draper in the chair. The
following 3tdrcss and accompanying resolutions
He1e adopted:
AppnEss TO TIE PRESIDENT.
71t Cffi..ns Of Itto rork to d1raaam lincoln,
Iresidtnf II khe unitfd Syafts;
tho generous protection He has vouchsafed us as a
nation 6ur1ns the rerils snd conflicts os this civil
war, va desire 10 acknowledge Ills meretful
name, In the confident belief that the measure
will be In accordance. with the principles watch
hare guided yonr connsels In the execution Of the
fully suggest that day be designated in yonf own
good un .ch may be set apart when the whole
people may be 1nylcd to assemble and mset to-
9hf 70 u5 Psh Eho aner pVSe r
dence, hare been secured to rs y me persistent
eaercy, sagncity, and fidelity OF our Government,
and II The sksl intFeplaiy an1 +, staeiing
he honor auo preserving the life Of the nation;
ior the countless blessings re enjoy under the
benign influence Of free institutions, and Tor the
more rniled, prosperous and happy ,coantsy.
Ard NC remain your friends anu fe!low-ctsi-
zels.
RttJrfd. That the address he duly authentica-
ted w1th The ktgniture of the Committee Of Ar
rrurernents and such other citizens as may desire
10 1nit9 in this measure Of grateful duty, and
trnnemft II to the President
PSsoIrfd, That the people Of New York are
filled with ADMIRATION at the sptendld combina-
ton aud dsshing bravery winch has M naarEed tue
VirrIn,s. Georgia, end the Caro,lnas, aud that
Lrnt Gen, Gl.pt, with Maj. Geu Sherman, and
the solditEs and officers under their com minds,
have covered themselves and the American peo-
pie with inperIshab1e rcnoWn-
RetoirJd. That Nhllc al! the Commanding Cen
erals, who hare borne the national colors orer
, 1865-04-10

Sailing OF Several Parties,

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunal
WAsn1NG7oy, Aprll6.
The steamer Red Jacket left Sixth street wharf
about II o'clock this morning, with number Of
distinguished persons On board, who have been
1uslted to accompany Gen. Anderson to Fort
Sumter. to he present at the hoisting Of the flag
over The fort. Passengers will embark on the
Arago at Fortress Monroe, and proceed with the
invited parties from New York.
NEW YnnK, April s.-The steamer A1ago, with
Gen. Anderson and rome 500 other distinguished
persous, soited for Charleston this afternoon.
Four other steamers for the same destination, also
sailed, crowded with passengers.
, 1865-04-10
LOCAL MATTERS.

Rest, Health and Comfort to Mother
and Ghftd.-Mrf. Winslow's Soothing Syrup,
Inflammation. allays iii palm and cures wind collie,
Perfectly cafe In all cases. We would say to every
neither who has suffering child, Do not let your
tween you and your suffering child sud the relief
th,twill be sure-yes, absolutely sure-to follow
the Use Of this medicine, ii timely used Thirty
five cents bottle. mhi7.aT4t- -a1txvAT
, 1865-04-10
st. L0rSS. Market.
tSrert.l Dispatch to the Chicago TrIbuno1

ST. LOUIS. april s.
TonAcco -Heary. 6s:es o. creen and damaged
les at trcm factory, S .saas u: planters
co. 36seGs To-; to1nnon shipping Leaf. ss.25@s Is;
n. ditm do. <14-59914.ss; com1ou manufacturing
'erf.tlr m &l2 c5S20.t1.
FLous-lnsctiye, Sales CT supetnae Inspected at
IS S. snptrnc do. at $685. spring extra do At $3.50
@71eK; double extra ut u .5o chcice double cx:rl
al IS, o. per.brl.
ERA1x-Hhest- Firm. Ea1es Of fal f<ll At SL40
piu,e fsll At <1i. strictly PRINT At sso; clcica st
Il co; very choice 1t *lG5. Corn-Ftrutr, Sales OF
ytllgW q :oe; Elt'c Ut sG1s5c T on Uats-pall It
Ky-Ersy du-l. Ea!ez Ut &7o9s1c
EplsxEi-Vcry Gull. SaiEs II e 10 per gallon.
, 1865-04-10
New York .mnrket.

Cor1ox-steady Ut SIC for .n!ddtng.
FIorE- Heavy md 591cc lower. xS:oo88 Is for eE-
ira s1ate: ~ G199 70 10 extra round koon Ohio and
tsA@9 Z. for tr4de bsa3d.-lnarEel closing h-avy.
GEAIS-Nheat without decided ch 4nge. Amber
Michigan at ~; winter red we.ttEn 81 No spring
q g. Ccrn 1all md he:vy, New yellow snd nhite
Il 40 O6ts s-lItnS retail at SIC fuF. ~cstr5n.
y TuIstY-AoEe acttre an lower. WesIera-plrt
TETnoLEr4 -UnlI II s4c tor crude 528s3c for re-
rned IL bond, snd 7za7sc - lre.-
Pkoy1s1o=s-forE dull and heavy a f26 5e@?S sltH
ter new ucss clf eing SIG IS cash: $4esl 50 for
g and 81 d. cash sn regular way. osing ~ $:i =.
enn 81 or sSsi FL aass 1 III
Ha on Ct teAdJ II 14x0i5He for Cumberland cur: and
, 1865-04-10

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trbune.1
CAIRO, April s, 1865.
4 gentleman, arrived here from Durall's Bluff,
states that on Sunday last party Of thirJ-aye
gut rillns tore up SONIC rails on the railroad be-
tween Little Rock and Duyall's Bluff, at the frat
station west Of tho Bluff, and thus threw Off the
track the train from Little Rock. Fortunately no
one vas hurt but several pcraons uho tried to es-
cape capture. By running from the train into the
woode, were caught, robbed Of their money and
clothet, and sent back to the tram, with the de-
msnd that all the passengers on board should sur
render, and that the bearer of the message should
return with an answer. This, however, was mot
tack, wcro handsomely repnlsed BY colored troops
who CHANGED TO be On the train. Several Of the
horses Of the guer,1las were killed The scoun-
drels then beat retreat. No one on the train
was hurt By their shots. Afrer come delay The
track was repaired, and the train able to pro-
c4ed To UuyalftA Bjrff.
, 1865-04-10
>33frSn11aI.

pERsONAL-Everybody affiict-
fe1, Rine:s@Im, &c. to use Dr. Blnak'. Ernptrs
Ointment which We guarantee to cure II any snd Al
cents Sent b a: 9; s1pTssa AddEsss r. n9 RhAHk
IS Rsndolph street, Wholesale aud retail agent
, 1865-04-10

WAsH1sgTox, April 8.-Mr. Plonty, District At:
eaw at Savannah prominent member Of the
Georgia Legislature, who had just leit Augusta.
admitn at he vas nea ts ep Tbe
opinion prevailed TINT Lee and Johnston and Da-
Wis would retreat to Georgia, and then ncross the
M!eeissIppf River.
The tnl1cd States District Court at Key West
ha. condemned sa5,Vo0 worth of property SINCE
Marfb lat
, 1865-04-10

SAN FRANCISCO, April The scarcity Of aonr
and wheat continues ext1cme. Prices are obtain-
cd, and conscQue1 tly the trade does not Improve
mnch.
The Union Convention Of Washington Terri
tory, have nominated 4. 4. Deny as Congressional
delegate.
The military celebrations for the nattonal VIC
tories, were lteld throughout the State to-day. A
macs meeting In aid Of the Soldiers Relief Asso-
cation was held here tonight.
, 1865-04-10

ALBANY, ApffI8 s.
Upon conference with many prominent citizens
Of lie State, Friday, the 14,i tpet. the daJ sp'
PoiEted " the President for the nariona1 cefemo-
nfes in Rising the U. 5. dsg at Fort Sumter, was
deemed the nost appropriate oecaaion fur thanks
eiying, prayer and praise to Almighty God for
Ct returning peace and ,frarernal harmony. In
Difference, however, to the wishes now made
known to nc Of many patriotic persons. repre-
eenttpc fome Of religious denominations. that III.
designated any be eolely devoted to The solsmn
Observance Of 'htir church ceremonies, REuEEy
=. FENToS, Governor Of tho State of New York,
Thursday. the 2Gth INST. for the PURPOSE thsreIn
recommended r. + FgxTnr
, 1865-04-10

WTANTED-- Situation-A Young
w widow lady t.csrcs situation IA he.1*ekccpsr
fnr h,ehror or wtdower. Has Grover 4 n.kct n i.
chIn With which she ran accomplish AL the sewing
rrGutsrt. Address Mrs. MEL VILE. box 29lA Cht-
r,rn ' aplur4et
, 1865-04-10
- Paper nangines, Painting, Calcimlufng anj
GlnEing, Eff. E. Mgby's. 50 Randolph street.

GO to the Eest.-Go to Bryanr L strattaa's
Chicago Commercial College to ret thorough,
Telegraph Operator. Address (eueioslne stsfnps)
Tor circulars, BRYANT T. STKATTnN. Chicago, III.
, 1865-04-10

After The informal ba'lo. Has.y Deal withdrew
the name Of Col noueh in favor of j. 3. Rice.
John B. Rice wal nominated on the first fp1m,1
ballot. The following Was the vote:
BOARD or pUBsIc WuKEs.
, 1865-04-10
X x


On WEDNESDAY morning, April IL, Mt sH o'clock,
Ec kall sell ut the Fish tnsrcctlon nrrhouse Of John
Eo! n a!ffer.s i emtly Sa sssEeEel g hf 5ts Fa
Herring, In dry salt 30 bbls. Herring Ii pickle
be sold without rcscrSc for cash. and In qnanti-
tics 10 suit dcalczs GILBERT 4 SAMPSON,
apsri21it Axctiouecfs.
, 1865-04-10
THE CITY.

TIE Ux1vERs1rT 1AncExI.-Wca are requested to
state tha. the student who committed the larcenT
Of hooks from the library OF the Chicago Unfver-
eity Is not John rutherford as reported. We
chec1fnly eigc the disclaimer, though as the name
was given similarly by our cot.npotazles, the
error complained Of vas not ours alone.