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RECRVfTING.
Progress Of notwithstanding the
observation-disclosures, Votes, and

As might have been expected, the resolution OF
tlic Board Of Supervisors approprisdng 500 local
bounty to men crcalted to Cook county ha. large
~ stimulated enllsmcnts. Yesterday there wero
paid by tho County War Fund Committee forty.
five recruits. There We're still, at dark List cye-
ming. as many more at Camp Frs and at the Pro-
vost Marshal's office. awaiting payment.
The wards were not generally in the market
yesterday. To-day the Tenth, Fifteenth, SIX.
teenth. and perhaps other wards, will compets for
recruits, and lively time msy he expected. The
prteea paid yesterday ranged from 640o to $500,
End 1t WIS eaid that Instance even more than
this latter sum Was paid.
The War Fund Committee, In the absence of any
declared quota have decided that they will pay
out the county bounty to recruits for the different
6ub1!sticts, In proportion to 1ccrnit FOR es err
ten men enrolled. They have arrived at this de-
cision On consultation With the Provost Marshal.
Assuming this estimate % correct VIC are aols to
indicate approximately the number required from
this district under tbs present call Below will be
found table showing the number Of the district,
the name Of the ward or town. the number en-
rolled January ISL 1866 The vote polled at the la:c
a1n inn and he erti ind frn
, 1865-02-09


Il the above estimate be correct, 1t Will be seen
tlat the cuCnty Of Cook Will have to furnish ncar-
" 3. 500 men under the present call. This is
vastly more thn0 It ought to be called upon to
furnish Let Inote Interested examlue for mo.
raeut the enrolment column OF this table. The
country eubdis1fcte will be found to return about
one-half the number enrolled that they have Of
voterf. whilf the city snbdistricts return rom one
9u1rtEE 70 nfee.auafteAs .aaFa nf enrolled tacn
than they hare Of voters. Will the Provost Mar.
Eha. explain by what sort Ct ari;hmctical compu-
ta1or hc makes Of enrolled men more than Of yo-
ter6: Tho First Ward Is case in point The
number enrolled in this ward is 4,0G9, while at
the Inst election ou'y 2.26o votes were cast Il
is Stating the matter 1afIdly when We ssY
that l,e00 Of these men have no right to
remain on the enrolment list. They don't belong
there evidently and tlere Is no Justice In rcquif.
ing Tint Ward to furnish 16o men more than she
ought to furnish, because some ambitious enroll
ing officer choosee 10 swell his list by placing upon
1t every unnatur2lfzcd foreigner, every transient
person, every hind and halt and manned and dis
abled one who happens 10 visit our city. It were
equally proper to Place upon the list the arrivals
At the yartons hotels In the city G. the passengers
upon the railroad trains as they reach the depots
How does it happen that the town OF Barring
ton, which caEt 12 votes at the last election re-
turns bnt III enrolled men Somebody Ia evident
u being cheated In this enrolment hpe1ness and
that somebody Is not the country.
The following table will chow the recruits
standing to tho credit Of wards and towns in Cook
comfy on the books OF the County War Funa
Committee, at dusk last evening:
, 1865-02-09
NEW YORK nIIDSIGHT DISPATCH.
Especial Dispatch to the YesteEn Fress.1

NEW YoRK. Wednesday, Feb. 8-AfdnIght.
The stock market shows symphonic Of reaction
There lack Of confidence IN the permauency Of the
advance md the feeling Ia in favor Of short sale4
The slight decline Of the psces Of yesterday in the
expectation offaEosatle military news has deprcss
Ing effect.
Government stocks h5mer. and especially On Gov.
efn1nent bonds state bonds quiet and firm. Coal
sha1ts strong snd generally better. Miscellaneous
1ss heavy and slower. Gold speculation very weak
The street full oerumoss, bath Of victory and dsastcr
Little will be done by operators until somstAinx dect.
etye occugt.
Petroleum stoets are generally arm; sales Excel.
alor 1t $n-@5; Gcsmao!A 80; Higate o6; En,cx.
crboeker So; Manhattan III 60; Mckinley $3.50 !:
Allen Wright sstc; Tack q GO; Ocean 500; Cherry
Run Soc; Buchanan Farm slss; o. S. $3.50.
Petroleum market Qulet 4g950c for crude; eaa8ac
for refined IN bood; and ss3s9c for nee.
LATER.
At Gallsgher's evening exchange stocks was not
very active but hrm. Gold 2i1X; NJ Cllex Erie
s5x; Readir!ng 10aK; Old Southern 69X; III c 11s4
Pitts 82x; r 7sA; Ew95K;N n " pfd 5x: Fl "
8x; Q & II 4ctrtineates IN; Cumberland 4oY Mari.
pcsa 1tE.
, 1865-02-09
Northwestern Sanitary Eair-To Conn
IntEfeeA.

The following has been sent by the Secretary 10
the several Chatsmen Of Committees, and it will be
Of the greatcst importance to the enterprise ii the
request be promptly complied with:
''AB Chairman OF one OF the Departments Of the
Northweste1 Ssnitary Fair. we earnestly request
that you would. within two uays, report al the
roome Of the Sanitary Commission, with the form
of your circnlar, and nance Of your Committee
appended, II you have not already done So.
Prompt, united, vigorous action Ia necessary to
csrry ont the programme Of This great Fair, and
fuldil the Just expectations Of our citizens con-
.orpSpn jtN
, 1865-02-09
following diagram. and lighted by means OF large
md properly constructed skyighis in tho ceiling:


/ ONTARIO STREET
pitee not az from 1o hupirsd thons,pp @ a. III.
ars' Wien M coneted II Viii be aH,
one Of he principai ornaments Of our city' Whils
The Siste bnt 10 the whoie Northwest A'' @NAs ~
ills proposed It present to erect ouly the west
forty feet front Of the building BY elehty-nine
feet deep, which part Will be compfcte In l,seIf
and aneWer all the requirements of the SocIety
for come years to come at ihc sane time needipe
wbeu compieted The cost IL Of III. nngtoO pos.on o1
be from thirty TO thirty-fYe thoosaEd Ios1srs.
The public owes It to The aiyancemcnt Of know
speedy be rsieed and Ihat befor The incSeasa ~
collections absolutely reoufres 1t. the needed
Hon Of % he enrre gu @ Snlar 'Snea 'ot 'ne compile
Waite ar r1r co,1pcr,ov
ro o.ta. tso1 " ans oot.te.oN. " .'s
re% otaef 81. man members Of TIE association have
Any iuea q t1e Eaiae O. me coilectinu gathered
1ereS ~, - syetcty 10 many 1t is
scnrectv rnE.h ~ oiq ooeks ana papers,
Who such an dea tas ws mag s9R
OF research bsrc been fsnoqa ~
eanaed g. IN a atea y ,tas
Of rescarch thos. I'll, he sunrlis1 M
alton Of tle aim of he socety Il IL b. each HIS
Of eternity md mt tbe ~ taeetsr sb sne Gceaa
tnre written story Il ID for H. sus ss " thoea
ffPeeimsp sess.:e to tho social be
iiahe Nj ona ia ~ ie ~ past nrs 30 uates!g nnEe.
historf,si snmm.r;o. ,,n11h ~ ~ our psesent
nart fs nnS of vasGo ar @ ~
nen,s arn vsr;ae hv ~ D.. a. ~
nhecis wh;eh bs sabfa e1staa Ut ~ "
into n-ar..,, ~. 14s :: % nistosJ nas psseea
MitSin tb nVI ~ H. n9e.ioas Sno It's on!J
ta1 ano nsnse 70 comprehend history Before
S9s.nt' pipessea naffanse OF events vas only
~ hh.s"t9sy' aa1 tnal story Was o!ten le written
~ man ol tne Cmes II Was uQctured with a.! ht!
bIts}ua!ees3 ma naaTca py hts ignorance, while
cniist,a ~ pea.oat ne a!e vas only
~ hon - y! .laolaons, many Q! aem q nc wiz,
eEeaerce. ane truth OF history vas exotic TO all
1o5sner ages.
= 10 the study ol history, gathering the preclou.
turc comparison. It IL well admitted ruth. that
generate TNt$nrN- fhAnF1Ra Hrc nh I
, 1865-02-09

lf1QuQE.1
& ST. 1or1s. Wednesday, Feb. 8, 1855.
Col Haines,C Chief commissary, made the following
Awards OF army contracts to-dsy:
Henry Ames Co., 6, 100 sugar cured hams at e;c
TD.
John J. Ros Co. 10000 ns at 2oX021c.
Connab]e 4 Smyth. 5ovo0 NJ saine, 21c.
Same. 50oc0 Ms 1t coke.
Be1chtrs sugnr Refinery. soo,oco ns brown sugar at
HHc 2 u.
J. D. Fenby, 3 900 bu salt Mt &c bu.
TorAcco-Ftrm: sales green and damaged lugs ut
&5eaa1o factory do. panters' do, 91o95
@1s.25; common shlDplDg, sll.oc@l7.t0; medium do.
ssooo@22.5o; good do. s25.2s@2e.0o; common and me-
diutn manufacturing Leaf, $24 .o093o.1s z 100 ns.
F1orR-Litt!e doing: sales single extra Inspected
double head lined and delivered at 1850; 100 do double
extra at ss.i5, and supernne at S7.25 Y brl.
GFA1X-Wheat unchanged; gales poor fall ut s1.6so
1n Eecd and prime at t1.so@1 .B5; prime ut t19o =
haEa At 91:2o; yeliow at siI choice white st sls7
hu- Cats firm, and prime in prime order 1T nc; do
IN SECOND hand sks et Sc ha. snd 500 By 70 al:e
On pirate teFms BarleySaies common lRll at 4l.s5;
good do at u E2H = bn, sks returned. -
NH1sKT-Market quiet and safes 40 bFla at $780, and
23 do IN ICn hO0pa at 81 u q gallon,
, 1865-02-09

According 10 the estimate In preceding table,
Barringten, Wheeling, Northneid, nsnoyer,
Schannberg, Elk Grove, Maine, niles, Ieydea.
View, Cicero and Hyde Park are s'out Of the
dtah-" Cicero commenced On Tuesdny afternoon
to recru1ts Immediately alter thc passace OF the
oEdeF to pay 800 county bounty, and LAST evening
had put IN her full quota.
1tis rery generally charged thst sorue members
Of the War Fund Committee are making money
ont Of the men passed through their hands, de-
ducttng 9 few dollars from the bounty Of the re-
cruit We hope, for the credit Of the county and
her Supetrisofe, that tie statement Is false Par
ties who believe themselves to hare been wsonged
owe 1t to society to make the charge in proper
way, that the case may be Investigated. II uaa
wish 70 turn substitute broker his proper place is
Outside the Committee. 1t II proper to cay that
Mr.. L. 3. johnson ia in no way Implicated IN this
charge; he has uniformly acted for the Interest Of
the recruit and lns endeaynred to Insure to each
one the full bounty to which he Is entitled.
The different Wards arc moving. The Tenth
Ward Assoctation h:s decided to receive members
on payment uf ten to twenty -dva dollars meet
ing Or citizens Of the First Ward was held last
evening in the Circuit Court Room Tor tie purpose
of taking action independently Of the present or
ganlxation. and enhscription committee Of forty
YVES appointed. Their NEXT meeting Will be held
in the same place On Friday evening.
james 3. Hugenin aud Tourts1otte & Hughes,
brokers In the Public Square. yesterday filed the
bonds required bF the late action u the Board Of
6upeIIlEDIe.
, 1865-02-09
they will receive the best attention. tho mot SCI
entl6c treatment, and bo treated eonadendauy.

Chronic p1.rrhes cared:-7ni. 1. to
~ ~
xs da ea mos. sot1 S ho H. R,ys s1ss 5sss
psoaoanssd p y lie WI fhyslelsa1 snd @ slse lie
neutasic e ihs eon5ion reached
esns, Il c,a1k s:feet inaedls!siy, I PIT @7sslf
npasI nis M stnd aha to Dafrea he arst dav
and ir IT, s5 dt pafee aq y nss
e a. * k.noph sosatt stiee
rebruary g. 1sc1feehss7.1t 1A>'@'
-;,.,s.,,
With mspy ts syse thns tne
s5Dg Wh1 Witt r + o4nsy ps
1an. 1890 I.tca X the business NJ eFcrv
intelsent T.
ecJ u 1u5 NJ GAHI te 49, Toi[ds ~ - eo ~
eGnae eReedIs eReeIv the prnsry Stages Of con
"A~~'
1xroxvn,s bronchial Troches.
4sho" ~ 1-3 49, ,,sa .s..
~ hare meyer changed u my fa.E m1nd a, respecting
mem irom ,ae hrst etcGRL i " nTn Se@ bctte1 VI
that which 6eG2n @ e ia1az va Wanh 81 pppcurp
"Fer throat troubles they arc efeeiac:"
n. +; Willis.
"conta1n % ne op'qm nor aRS'9n9hhg Rost
DIX. A. a. AA1ES. Cnemlst7 boahon.
AN elegant combination lor Go4g as
PIX; Y. r; blGtE;LlUM, boston.
II recommend their use t9 5 Ra9lic b y nspe2Ike5s" I
REV. +; u. CHAPLIN.
0Most saIntary reliCf In BroncMds-"
REV. 8. sE1GFRElD. MotrtstoWn; qhio;;
"Vefy beneficial when sniGI1nE iTom Colos.
"Almost instant relief in tho distressing labor
Of breathing peculiar to Asthma.n
"They have sn}ted my case exactly-relleYing
my throat SO that coald slng With ease"
r, DUCHARNE,
Chorjster French Parish Church. Mnntresr
As there are imitations. be snrc nnA nhfein I'm
, 1865-02-09
Philadelphia Market.

PHLADEIp1TAt y Wednt3uayt Feb. s.
Tie decline n gold Of p cent Increased the dull
ness Of the markets.
FLorn-Qu!ct; txtra $l0.n5.
oGRA1x-~heat dull; rod $2so92-51; white $40.
Corn firm; yellow $1.6g, ''
,P2oy1s1oSs-PorE quiet: mess ssa.oo Lardquset at
DO free &@92c4
N41sEF-F1rru 1t s215
, 1865-02-09

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.]
MILWAUKEE,, Wednesday, Feb.S.
FIouR-Lcss f.m. Sales Of 100 bEls Tyler XE Spring
ut SICK.
GRAN-Wheat declined a93c, and is less active.
Sales on Change bushels, at st. 4sA@14s- THIS
morning about sotto bushels changed hands at the
s1ASE@lA9. Coru-Sa1es Of 800 bushels ahe1led corn
On track at SC Sales OF bushels Oats at sc, de
cred.
DRass1p Eoes-Declinlng; sa.es Ct p. average 200.
at &19 sn -,
, 1865-02-09

ioLAl l.--.............-........ ,0a3
OF such IN Institution the whole State ought TO
be proud. 60 proud that ''to ask" and stto hayen
Northwest owe It to themselves and to posterity
that the Chicago Historical Society be not c1amped
in Its usefulness pcred IN existence even for lack
of1uuds. Indeed, in view Of the paramount In
portapee Of it, claims, We can but attribats the
difficulties under which 1t has labored to ignor-
ance Of It's work, merits and needs BY our moneyad
men. The Society has labozed unobtrusively
with that genuine tnodesty which always accom-
psnies real merit But the day will come-it is
not far dlsant-wheu the 1ull measure Of its value
Dtscd
, 1865-02-09
CITY MORTALITY

The following is tho mortality record Of this
city for the month Of january, 1865, obllgingly
furnished BY Mr. Rtardan, Assistant Health on
Ger. The number Of deaths Is much less than usu
al, and the smallpox record is especially low.
The mild, equable weather OF the month has been
unfayorabe to the operations OF the fell destroyer
CGusfs--Accidents, l apople1y, i; brain fever,
2; burned. :; eonsamption. S; eonjestion Of
bowels, Is cerebrltl., ! Group, Is; cramps, Ii !;
eonyulsions, g.; child birth, 8; disease Of brain,
!; diphthcria, s; dropsy, 1o dropsy on the brain,
!; dyeenteEy, Il diarThea, 3; etysfpelaa, 2; cpl.
tpanition,2; Inflammation Of brain, 2; ;tndammation
Of bowels, g. inflammation Of lungs,.;; Inflammation
Of stomach, !; INJURIES !; inaasnza, Killed, /;
yops feTer, 81. old age, 4 pnenmonIa, 8; poison
ed; !; nars'yetst- perpetual fever, i shot, i;
fudocat1on, epaams, !; scald4 ! summer com
plnint, !; sciaaca, epfnal mening1tis;1; small
pox, 10; stu bornt 10; scarlet fever, 8; typhoid
lever. Z; typhns fever, !; teeth!ng, s.; unknown,
2l water on the brain, 8. Total. S25.
AataritIet-.Chicago lis; colored, 2; Belgium,
!; England, 4; lrefnnd, 20; France, /; GERMANY
q; Prussia, I; 1taly. Il; Russia, i; Norway, 4;
Sweden, !; II dNlnois,s; other States, Isl unknown
Agee-1he following arc the numbers of de,ths
, 1865-02-09
Real Gstate@=Gountrp.


e > yth scoa board fsaee: NJ sssz:!a s,ss: sas
Seo0 ~ @ao9ss atasted o. the eoEperef Western ave-
a M ro 1"sat9 seCU1a UT sontn sIees. Price.
1r.ss E9t MI auIe sna tsv lot improvements; Or ths
VII ~ ne Tented TO good tenant SAILS
f.snsi ,t1.s,a ch11sASi' corner Of kaEdoph aud
csnat nAee.s' fe9-hA8-1t
TOR SATE-Farm in .Taffaraon
SaH1ss e
~! Sle e goea scao os and causches also saw ana
acres under the p1pw, g. tn timber, the balance good
az m1sh; acr.s Sf orchard 1a MI bearing. .n
etccE ~ Sr,fn IL ar rnnt ~ + spoy6 = geou
finns snf wal smnnHad vith - lao he @ 80
10 nrIson v.nine n,m1m ~ ahte aarMnt1on @ ,s9
il fsre oEportuntT ~ It W11i ha all chpsn s
4 '9s Sption ot tae
or HIS. PEFPEK, Citttt1snp, Dane County. E1s.
fklb5cS@s
-on c.rn ,1.,
T - miles southvess non cntcavo. tbf,s = ulits M
i Tmsihy aud cIoses ' < Food l{s aouse
atse axe s5a q rz fn o A9
a. r. sInse T. 10 e ,sm oaesea os 1hnFt tlme
A:oek- fe9hEn+7t
TOR SAIE-OVners Of Farms
, 1865-02-09

The rae OF mortality Ia ts3 in each 100 900 In
hublnnts, CT ratio for the whole year Of l.5o per
hundred, accepting the month rs IN average,
which it certainly Is not.
, 1865-02-09

Court Of onondaga country, New York, was a.
having quantity OF counterfeit postal currency
IN his possession, with intent TO utter the same
His caee was continued until this morning, tho
prisoner being committed In default Of FL QQO ball
, 1865-02-09

In all Scripture and in all humanity there is no
teuderer charge upon community than the help.
less orphan. The Chicago Orphan Asylum has
for years stood as the almoner Of hcnedcence to
these little ones, and each yesr has widened its
epace of usefulness, especially these years Of the
war. in The broken households that have resulted
from Its ravases A benefit to the Institution is
promised tomorrow erenins 10 connection with
The Central Skatlng Park adjointng the Institution,
when The Asylum building will be thrown open
for The sale Of retreshments to the visitors, tae
proceeds Of hich will be for the bcnent Of the
Asylum. A larcc sum should he realized. SKA
tcts remember 1hurscay evening.
DEp1cA11os.-The Chapel Of the Eighth Pres
ostefian Church, corner OF West Washington and
Motes streets, will le dedicated this evening
& ,:51 n51a55sasy. Fcl 9h), at It O'Clock A sermon
Fienss M II nfe4Saed 4fa By: Rev. q; +. Humphrey.
nea neeacsnSrhood are cordially Invited to attend.
he nastar Rsr RReacss ofth5s church, conducted BY
mencc next Sabbath, p VA" ~eD1'
, 1865-02-09
THE CITY.
1uE HORSE RAILWAY sw1EpLE.
Meeting at Bryan Hall Tonight.

mass meeting Of tho citizens Of Chicago is
called for this evening in BEynn Hall to hear the
report Of The Committee appointed to proceed to
Springfield In reference to the Horse Railway
SWindlo. Let there be full attendance; the
m.tter II one Of vital importance 10 every citizen
OF Chicago,
That bill fist passed by both houses at Spring.
held over the veto Of Gov og1esby il 3 load which
no city ehould bear. Men Of Chicago, assemble In
your might this evening and decide on the mea-
snre' to be adopted to bury the Infamous monop-
oily go deep that oven the sound OF Gabrlel's
trumpet shall fall to wake it.
, 1865-02-09
G5trape1.
ITRAYED-On Saturday after

A4s4A = IA"oA 1lLUEuAf AlLEE-
H., noon, from corner Of Cas- ana Hnrtn ,sreeta.
hae8 toit about .lsht ulcnth, ct one white foot
viii b. snies h'y rewarded. Address HUHsEY l. ca
AaU aouta ater atrtet, fxfhMEH
, 1865-02-09

JoHx 3. CoUGH's LEcTCnEa.-The Ealc OF re-
EerTed seats for the two lectures before the Young
Mems Association, to be delivered by Mt. Cough
on tic 18th aud 18th inst, will commence Satur-
day morning, Feb. 11th- at o'clock, at the store
or Edward Ely, corner Of Dearborn and Washing
ton streets. This announcement is made for Tie
scate for the last lecture Of Mr. Cough. The sub
tests Of the lectures arc ssFact and Fichou'' and
, 1865-02-09

YOUNG LADIES' FA1R.-The Christian Conufg.
sion yesterday, received letter enclosin. s35.50
the proceeds Of q Far for the benefit Of the sol
dicss, held by Misses Emma II. Ford, Salina Les
@ fRse by lie IT, Ett
example Is worthy Of extensive imitation.
, 1865-02-09

ALLEGED EDouTnacE.-Josoph Hewitt and Thomas
Eoulln were on Tacsday examined before Justices
Cuthbertaon and Mnlcou,, at the Office Of the lat
ter, upon the very grare cha.se Of criminal
outrage Upon the person Of young woman from
Altlxnukee, aged ahout eighteen ycnr4 named
1tatfie Wtlllcs. The Getails of the nltair ate OF
100 gFose character for publication in onr cnl.
omns; Ihc girl alleges tint she came to TIL, civ
on ffsoay night last and stopped nj Wrisht'e no.
1eI. On tac corner nf Wells md North Water
efsets; mat during the night her room ,Yas entar
co ~ 11c accused End two other uarapns ann fhe
person o. the girl bsut,lly outraved f}1st the
villains effected their object hv ,h.eot,rins, ~,
poor girl with instant death It shc maso 49,
outcfy or alarm that they kcpt her 1ocia5 - So
room, keeping the key IN their noas.staa AZ & w
one as he departed locking the DIM of1o. Gaca
TINT snc wa go terrified by :he!r threats +has % ~
dared not make the lenst resistapcc. ~A"N eoe
The case hns some singular fcautres xph,e,
a f1Ilcr investigation, may bc removed wv ~
nhou16 start to travel Lcarly three hundred m,iss
without a cent Of money, accept the chnri1r o,
7uate acQuatntanccs, formed Oh tue Failr,lsd tr3,
and finally submit in sllcnce to such an outrs1o,
is difficult 10 determine. Even Oh the morn;nH,
after the occurrence she made no compliant. ana
only confessed the fact when in.eErogalcd by the
laI,d1udY OF the house. tic outrage was said to
have taken place on Friday night, and the arrest
Was not made until Tuesday, though the partlcs
were in and out ut the hotel almost every loar Of
tne day. The accused were held to bail IN the sum
or 81 DO each. which was given yesterday.
A relative OF the unfortunate girl arrived from
Milwaukee yesterday, md took her home with
him.
, 1865-02-09

bunGLaRr-ou Tuesday night the house OF Syl.
Tcster La1Rin, No. 137 Van Barcn etreet, wns en-.
tered by burglars, and clothing md money stolen
to the value Of S7c0. Mr.. LarIiu,s family was not
at home The thieves effected Al entrance by
cutting hole through the back door and with
driving the bolt.
, 1865-02-09

THK DnAET,-An adjourned meeting OF the rep
rcscniatises Of the Second Ward Draft Aaso,ia-
tfon Will be held in the Circuit Court room this
(Thursdsy( evening at o'cloc. sharp, to hear the
transact other important husinese. tits earnestly
hoped that every Ward Association will bc repre-
EenteQ.
, 1865-02-09

HAREuK II CncAoo.-Wc learn that the famous
+. T. Barnu1n, the New York nnsenm man. will
lecture in Chicago for the benefit OF one Of our
weeks.
, 1865-02-09

Rex osEa--A little girl, mined Ester Rcnwig,
daughter Of Gcrman tailor residing at No. 1Gs
Madison street. waB zun osor by hack yesterday,
on the corner Of Clark and Randolph streets, and
severely injured.
, 1865-02-09

Foe GEx. HANcocK's Cones-Aeuteuant o.
liver Eemes, 1ozmely Of the old 1eth Illinois, and
one Of the best officers in that renowned regiment
has received authority to recruit 1or George Han
cocks Veteran Corps, and will open at No In tho
Court House square to day. None but two year
veterans arc received. To such the Inducements
arc liberal, and the service will be OF the most
honorable character. Veterans are requested to
look in On Lieutenant Esmes, and talk orer the
matter.
, 1865-02-09

LA1cES1.-John Griffith was yesterday ar
rAfcncd heforr Justice Mcdonnell charged with
the larceny Of clothing and money from fellow
l,oardcr at No sCs Stale street. The prisoner was
held for trial ut the Recorders Court hail being
fixed nj 5000.
, 1865-02-09

YoCTuFrI RorsHs.-Two desperate and de-
PRAYED youthr, named George Martin and John
Dwycs, were yesterday broueh: before Justice
Mcdonnell. charged With rag1ancy. Bota carried
Characteristic q the rough and tic desperate.
They were fined $25 each.
, 1865-02-09

MHToE1AE TAn1EArx.-Thc rush at Smith e.
Nt1on>s Hal continues Ms great ns Oh the opening
night Yesterday afternoon, at tho matinec, and
again in the evening, there was not an inch eyeu,
oi standing room uroccupied. The entertainment
age 1t 60 yyeil deserves
, 1865-02-09
an1uSftl1RntS.

At F.eepo1t, Feb. 6tl. Ct Group. WILLIE " ~.
| AED, oupgctt catld Of v: X and M.J. Go"atost of
| his rtfv hPed yebrA II 4aFf.
, 1865-02-09

McVICKER'S THEATRE,
Nl Madison street. between stata and Dearborn
Do1 oface open from 10 to and from 3 to5 O'Clock.
Seats can be one weeR In atvsEce noots oocn
It O'Clock; performance to commence At TX O'CLOCK
, 1865-02-09
Taksn Glp.

TAKEN UP-A black colt, about
l. e1shs months old; rtcktd NJ last week The ovu-
er can has It by proving property ras.ng .iysrt.e
uent aEd ieedlng oT ca ing It 1877 Futon West
E1f". -{tS.hh;S-1t
, 1865-02-09

o. s. CoNN1ss1otER's' CouBT-Befors Commits
ston<r HoyHe.--A young man named james Fur.
beck, who sayu his bEothe1ts Judge Of the County
, 1865-02-09

ORDERED TO curcAoo.-The 18th regiment M,s-
eouH infantry has been relieved from duty in
Gen. Thomas Department {Army Of tho Cum.
Douglas.
, 1865-02-09

GRAND SKATING cAEsIvA1--A grand skating
carnival Will be held Mt the Washington Park TO-
night for the benefit OF the North Mission Sun
day School. There Will be mn abundance OF cata.
b1ct, the ice L. in splendid condition, and whole
host OF angels in crtooltne hare prnntaca attend
anec. We expect grand crush. T1cketa uay be
secured In advance u Root j. Ca1y,
, 1865-02-09
Coz. WooD.s MUsEuM.--Fanehon will be given
tonight for the last time.

oxE AoRE-A ccuntr5man named Gerald
Holmes. haiiinc from near Racine, Wisconsin,
was yesterday Iswindled out of S15o by means Of
tho hognt check game. The ewlutle was carried
ont in the Post onlce Building.