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AMusEMEkT3.


The Gallon Opcra Troupe closed avery unsuc-
ceAkful season, on Easuriay evening. With ve1J
unkuece&s &sful performance OF Odcnhach = " Roh!n-
eon Crukos, spd the third act Of " "Sonnambula -
The opera, n far a. real musical mt1tt Is con-
eerned, Ii one Of the bcst OF Ohtnhachk she scoro
being written according to the costo1na,J opeIA1c
forns ind not IN t!s usual rect1esa irresponsible
manner. 1twould have been difncult however.
for the tnost a1tute heNrer 10 tel whether the mu
s,c waa good or hal from tta performance. With
the execution Of Nln 0alton and Hr. Whl6en,
there did not aeeI1l 70 be perxon on the Stage 1t
al familiar wifi the work The chorusea. AithouEu
they hhd little or nothing to do, DID that
utua In tho worst conceivable MANNER, while
The orchestra AL n Bca, playing At loose ends,
Lutte relief when the curtain fell II Rnan%nn
Crusoc" WA lad however, "6onnamfuls" WA
sqopS, 9s Il & ,hels u T puni:amen. hereaftcr % for
euch wrrtchesl. hrui4l mAngng Of music, d largo
proportion ot The Cation sH,uIx, and the who1s ii
handettrc 1harc Of t. Yankee RntanAon With a
dramatic t1oupe and the female Vunast sautcah
saeeesa ts9 ,ss en,n snsa T.. n
I g!mnhztic performance The comedy Of "True
ture" Win bc given, with the following e1at:
Rsnkin; W.. Gillrrr, Nj. sles1n: FRI. Sinclair
Mr. ketkiT: 1Lra-.rdn-eha, III, MAk1ll; Fa-des-
Ises, ~ coanan; t hgs4nSsn HasS, w. ~; ne;sns: ;s
Ii1rjc Edwas.11: R1do,e ThanEtsl xaty Maadsrn.
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for tne 1sEt time In Chicago y ue Dcafin!u ne.
trc. thu crtninE, WIN Me*"n d., h'Een. f1,, ~
gctt, GI1fr- keue!, AIM 4nsu a@S s.ns. aIu tI
Alca Holland ~ me cAI no pEi'Gl!nsIs w
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tnt *res. !, ,rsta fist Ln 1t,n @nnec14 foI
-. h.nsnr II tns Hnsnits1 for women and
Gs sEne1t n ~ ~ ~ ~ stn,rrMe me
:. ~ r.!dar.I u ~ ~ ~ sta.hH nnrf,a nnd
| u GoIdTtiik MI Pearson q, Smith md Mn.
| N.t1us s.nn.jeTrtt
To.moYrnw evening concert vii be g.7en a
St Inuis Church KFuwood for the bcnrht Of the
chn,rh in hich ne brst .ynntrur1 Of the c1sy IN
end,ne N,as Fann1 ROOT and choir. liz md Mn
| 1'hs-ies ii E-ayrsns NJ. Ionnxnn' narid nintn
| II Frrd " 1loot Nrr JrEts md other, srt] fnf,
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! srei,cnt rnSH ras,S' Ind Cb,es0o shanla 1rmcmse
ii. rrs,sy ll.,e neishbor. kearood, by = ban1son
tral lailloaa 1epot at O'Clock, .:opnng At AL n
! regular EtatNnh hno return, leaving hsnwood It:
= ti,n At lo:ls N
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, 1869-03-29
The State lusu1an Company.

An organization has been progressing IN Chicago
and the Wes. 1or soue mouths past which Is 70
gcnes.lly eomnendahe thai II nus1 attract tAsors-
bic public attention, and deserves uoto tnah pass
Ing notice. THIS rr1e.s to the Sfate Insurance
Company. THIS company has been started With =
projected capital Of ten million donas@ sTrns! per
cent Of which Is to be paid tn cash snd secpre a. a.
the prorutueut toTns ind cities Of the West In pro
Iordvn to population and e1sent q desirable easl-
evsntaa e hare s,oceao'dsrs ,sa = @ esst z
storf an entitled IN Director and branch once
t.yanizatonI and to IN additional Director tol essn
additional Tne plan g.es pe,f,ess Z, s,1ce e.
operation Of Interests. Agents ase nea1y ~ isa
.ion u ihe neSe e1e .e .promssns 'oed ea.!Dss men
wh1, ~ stockholders, are sure 70 exercise coz
seItaItve s[petylHon over ths o0&neaa op'se "
, 1869-03-29

f1xe, earnestly scnest Joa 70 Etyo thls funntst,en
m Joor Comma FdJ respectfully. n
The above h ffusu ODE Of De teadtn4 nod mot
Trustworthy mtna1 Of Cen1I Colorado Our
reAde1 wuuh do vel no< on3y To bsware ot ta.s
FaztEzlzr mtok bot of n otbery ct Itn1s< c4ssac-
ta. Its = ssfs rule 10 70 tg, that vhea invest
rrents afe taAde b nises u Is vel to b eQro Shax
one Eesg vhzt eoe hstkxtna sw-En]
, 1869-03-29
Rcwarc OF Confidence mcn.

40 IN E9l{1T q TN Lksed716 7F55HM. II
Having bcen Informed by reliable pa.tiea here
ths, psrles arr how in youI city Offering for sale
claims on the Orphan loy lo1e Of higher numbers
fhsn Ten which lsare no a1t4tahce except on paper.
as the lars OF Mnsquito District IN which said lode
ID located, ncrcr allowed over ten hnndred feet
caeh ws5 from discovery, and one nnndssd feet 70
eiti,cn al Colorado Territory, to expose al such
frsuda t1M cams within my knoHled.r j. as1o-
, 1869-03-29
Letter from Mr.. Han.

CHICAGO, March g, 15t1-
To fAz Editor u The C1ieaao Tribtsu<:
In your paper Of yesterday, under the head Of
tRetnr.ier Il Loort" rsneeedtnrK !. WIS announced
that Etmfsa Ham obtained = divorce fsum Peter
Halu On the ground Of adultery. This = not COT
rect The blu originally charged thst the defend
ant hxd beeu guilty u3 adultery md cruelty, hut
pending the sutk the }orser charge vas Withdrawn,
md It Was rpun the chazge Of cruelty alone that
the divorce was granted, a Will appear from the
t.aJ ers now On pc In the cnust In lugtice 10 N.Y.
sef and friends viii you please insert this eorrec-
ton tn your next issue, and obllge youzA r.sp-ct-
fully, PK1n HlA
, 1869-03-29
n. Peter and tt. FauA.
$-A Il

y f.,n cf the oo4t delightful features IN the ee!e-
-s.f,on bf E.iter xps leu4!pn Of Sunday schoo!
o. 1t shfs,hs sls1hsdfal Church Of st. Peter
e,-t s, Paul. as- 7he corner Of Prora and West
1s:s Es1;u ZION strsctx Thr trEnt came OF yestsf.
aI1,T er1rpoon the eIerciseA commencing q a1toas
it .hnast ) clock The festival Wa fafoaQnoat,
a1,e nf rare p,eaaarc, and will live long IN the
an,cruorr OF teachers ard pupils Fho participated
4 TIE pEc0nA71oSeL -...-
Thr rathedTil = long M1sAtt add ltnqoaln9
astructurt whs ruttatay decorated On thr Interior
II larEr inashsr font crowned with croHa O! now
cr1n, mos, beautifully Gnd artstically A11ahseL
ifjroor!ItE from thin fowrfT emblem o. Ehitktr
.=acrttcc wcFc the tender vines oI lhe lFF, winch
Arnt 10 the whole PRETTY creot The c1osa W.a
3nmIased Of EoAcA, feftcuaa, camt4aA,
ar..ias, fiDlc:s, etc, 70 dSposed ~ 70
FFt'1, 3,r ,.,s. 8'F1f.aSs sesisa asns @as rand @
n:rrall, buried among noFen IN the so'1n Of
aumqmt., cr1rscs, cr'tvns, etc, intended as oner-
filea TO tht church fTo.n the different clasa# to-
rid" tltt tnrilAatrR EaT,isn III dows:K tncfc ~e1e
I'm dteDrkliens in the church, and, intreh, none
ere h.-rd.ti the architectural aAornncuts alone
eao,tler with rleaAurAble srnR.houA
1uE ACpsK<cE-
The auditorium capaltle Of seat!n. efH pe.Bons.
= EAs completely Glled with smiling fhcea- Al
u eltek tic children commenced to Arrive III NC
tinDA anl after k,e little dclAy the c!Asses were
..nangcd In their proper order. The audience ol
..ttlc tncs wus ca@r.scd u thrce 6al'taih t?choo
irst+cs, tho Cathedral st. Stephens and All sa,nts
Mission. Tic CrKt was already seated when tht
- All taints NlEsluu claAs arrived, shortly aerHars
1,Ilowed ly the ST Stephens c1ass-
TIE Ex1RcrHs
c;encd with the elag1Aee " ne ~ :ssla4 ~
dor f5Asa II to aJIa :" Fbs xssiie y sf u
, 1869-03-29

Hooper W. KuaseIl.

NdlEAi1k IAlCt4 4S21-
To tAs Eittpr ~ 77z CAioa11o Tn5xnk:
IN your ikE1e CT to-day notice card f.o.d 5ohn
#. Hooper, 1f GraceIard, Il whnee toz.ance Nj.
e. II. Russell wnA arrested On the 9Th Of JAn74fJ
last, Cpcn charge u "lazreny ss tallee." The
ea&e came To u:M on the go inst, aud tt. testt-
Eoly gtsen b. Ar. Hooper wa8 such u 10 4huw
only breach Of tEukt, eTen II the faE8 Eworn 10
were nCe, n3 which there ~aA xrea4 doubt ThtA
was JEdee McAnls,era dec:t,"n, IN report being
made to him " .. P. lpgesBon, Esq, before whom
the te11nhny wAs takca ~ conkent OF the
accused. The tndlct1neus VISA as good u the Gu
cuEEtances Of tho case wo.!d Isef1n1t aa1 Nj.
Reed Is In NaJ responsible for the aeqrttta hut
oUt5 The complaining wttness, Hooper, who didn't
really understand how f5uch be had 10 swear 10,
In order to ot,tSin conItcdon- The complaining
witness, only, was sw7oyu. fo, the reason shst he
WAS the on1s person who knew saJtan3 Of the
raxteIial fact IN the case- could not, Of course
move for an aequls,A Until the evidence for the
prosecution 1a1 closed, and Nj, Reed, to a1Te
tine Aad With the candor and fatness 80 nsual for
him when he hnds himself IN The wru1-, kbtn5sted
the matter without any more evidence being taken
The prosecution Beern5 to have been = malicious
attempt 10 tlackEall Mr. Russell, who has been
quite Largely engaged tn tosnesa IN tins city, md
his niwals borne good character for honesty
and fair dealing In buGtness nansactlnuA
would also Etate that the records shnw N hon.
orable sc4ut:ta1 and the Deputy Clerk Of the Be
cor1eri Cuurt has cory which he VI show On
applicuti1n ]. l. EKSHKJL
, 1869-03-29
Pew Renting.

The cnEold pe~s In st. James Church co.oef Of
Sas and Hnrpn strccta Will be feuted for the en-
suing year CO Tuesday u ~ oeloet = a.
, 1869-03-29

80 sAs.ASttSt1 . .H. X 10y -. .nH - ..,, -,
March came to eo.s 90 sa,gs d T.. 1r . aet
Inc t@sn rr17rxr.p1
Ee1 s,ds J.ny o. adtts wIn 'to n, 10 wean n
~ H,+,1 . y s,nnt .r @ .fnr. IL fh.1 h.tcrsd ~.
isi nd @ es,as ,-eaas n. lid Id eoasiete
yesrs' n,W hssd 80 = ssnseneed ~ for thsee Tai 4
fqn snisi ss sss epieyeF 's es yeat
,s. o1nr. trsn.. 1,ssa En.,a. rnh =, oa.!et
Wni,n CnreI.r IaTcn1 n a mt, or t{oints
-" .11 @at.h f-orS En+ Hfn,ras ~ ~. ". s.e"
NJ Wt1,,sm hnse liz i.s.1n iaixrny M nf err
~, ,1 staat .nrn @ - rsonr- 80 s.rtsnr.,,
ls toT eoNsesihax % It = former % scrtn oae Jra4 4
~. 1.,,{e - $500 EnIcntnson N'
coz ,sn. .nn;ns1 rn1 n.on-r .4o,~
ahout tolal from the .noney-drawrr Of Andrcw
isTsny. ~ i Tws ye.s. ~. N e' 80 = ~-' ~
INN Mtrrh-h RrrvfsfT WITH t1rtrnv nj cloth.
| ,nr fran fhr G1oto NJ Julkua Etetn. Fire vnarx
'aS S.mes % Rsa aS1 III tsloea1 u acae, nop Nicholas
BspHn- One year.
Angus. sesserenaan Larceny Of an orerooss
frm WlsT, III! ~. Etsn9p; & & One !eas. e ... a..,,,
| conviction. ono year+
John Ro+e came up under two inhictmenta ooc
VIII tee atasr tor T the M ia1cen, @ II coat Srs ron II
Il q. b, thc co7,t q kssseues ;s:m: .ncn ne
pended Is to he second Indictment but unAer the
nrst, he waa $entenced for thfpe yealA he Dc
| nnr1rd TO thb fc1na1kIng that be 11s ehenfed tu
| thc g7,oA OF ghc n1kt stealing. 4 ehxin VIA scs
| down ~ OF the salpe of thirty dallatA ue h&l
hah It tested PRIOR to his ayres1 had dscovcrcd II
to he brass, nd thercfusr he had thrr~n II A~aJ
| Theodore '. Van Hasen, tr. THIS ps4snoeF feinf
| rnr1o1ed by, MT. Hugh Watt enbexzled tbor
$4nl lie pleaded guilty. II appears tnat Lat
father Of thr torn4 man t. = wealthy resident o
Albany y. T. bis narne he!nE the nasne u that 0
ihe prisoner. lon aptacat>on being u.tle to him q
htlr ht1 ton, that father had sent 4 highly vtndc
i've Letter 70 rla-e tnal took an interest n th'
Young man, hoping that he would * AWARDED III
| (nnrrxi TrrtttntaaIT term that tAe Law would al
ioW. The StateA Attorney. u vel u the RexsoE.,e7
| did not sec II In that ttRht, but sentenced him I
the 1orest tet.n-os,e yeAr
BcnanIn Wilson {colofCd) VIA NntenCkd 10
, 1869-03-29
eoAMslleATluHs.
The Chie1xs Library Association.
CHICAGO, Aarca Il, isa.

The Chicago IIhnr Association.
CHICAGO, Astca =, lsa-
TO ne Rtttar II Tx Ctiedse T1l1Asz:
When Nj Co1yG, tn his speech upon entering
on1ce, arowed h:a deep taterest +, The cnScaxo
In12Ey, and hA determination to do erezJ,htux h
bis power To Hake Il worthy Of Chicago, ana
uttered the hope :o1s evezy G:11ea wo1id CO..
tribute something towHrd th!s end, believe he
suncl responsive chord In the heast OF e7crJ one
who raiues Hseratnre, or who destte4 to rec q
uofaV tn cur city which rt1l pixee within tna
reach CT al k1ch FosD II only TIE wealthy can
purchase. When We c0usaH that the M1.Euye-
n<ns of ihe mEa7 fsom 5eas 70 yer
ths8 the annual dues neve1 met he ao-
tEI expenses we 1Ee forced 70 acknowledge that
nose has teen accomplished ,hza could txTe been
expected Vow that the dCea hzre bec1 raised to
- per AnD1un. the Executive Committee I'll tare
Hurpfrs to cxpend IN the pQrthaae Ui books; and
It IS % te hope4 .ass tie proef+cs Of N Improved
stcn. 10 the rente4.hir The ,.1:h Is, thu, he
library u not appreciated. It is very moca better
,h=n Is generally s1ppo4ed b! thoae Who arc not Ia
the habit of dta*tng tooh There are
few, Il my, pirate Libraries here which
contain - Eaas valuable aud interesting
works, and the nao Fho c1nnoi 1nd entertaining
reading matter there nCst te dI1cui: "a p1case
Let the rehllrx men visit The roocrs aa1 aa.tsty
themselves on this point an Convinced tts3 Il
L. ortT Necessary 70 explain the advantages which
the Institution acortts, At merely nominal price,
10 ottatn Thousands OF new nefnbe.s- Let the
new bnar~Aone Of the ruoet ea1een. ere1 Jet
eIected-adopt thorough system Of cAnyasan9
The city, 10 that, when tneis term of ofce explreA
thEJ E1y exhfbt list Gf me:ntes1 Il leass cquai
70 that q the Mercantile ub,2J Of st. Louis which
Il hhz1r usret tAautaa..
, 1869-03-29
BUIBNESs NOTICES.

Dr. Stephens, s5 aud 81 Clark street,
extracts one corn for ~ cents: -four, $L3c. Ste
heu4' All Right gives relte! for aching cornA
Druggists have 1t II Is cents per box
, 1869-03-29

The Flneat Toilet sonpz--Ncsxrs.
COLGATE d CO., New York, hare long entofed
the reputation Of hetnH the manufacturers Of the
Finest Toilet Eoape In the Cuited StateA
, 1869-03-29

A thousand people hovc been cured
OF plies within twenty -1ous hours, at pr. VOL
CVf'r9 Office, l5a South Clark street, With Pain
ralnt
, 1869-03-29

MARE8lkD,
SALISBURY this etsy. on the 18th
int 1ry the RtT. MI Jnfkins At hi. r-idence. Nj.
Ffsne1a L salisbury and Aias Lizzie cEzt4ef. 10th Of
Chicago.
DIED,
BURRAS.-In shis city. on Sunday attrraoon- MAlrh
~ At the r-edener u his mother. IN Hahsaa.ar- Ed
w11h H. Hu,rAt. Ax-d u yeArA md only so2 " LILY a.
md tbr laa~ Jared BofF7A
Nuttee u fuoesA beTcafteT.
, 1869-03-29
CITY REAL ESTATE FOE SALE

RoA sAIE-Lors or wAlsursr- 80 P1R
g % - 80 e 81 : saaSsa Z fsafs.a 81 Ia
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liz lie s Etssssi1, n q Esess
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Nefea = pFas7s,zr- 95E .eet
r; =: sls G. s ssss. S a. e s E.s:a.t, asst ~
4 ssssE {. EFzss5 siS#Eh. 81 LIS x....sa., ase7
POS sAIE,e ACHES X $50 sA IL ON PITTS
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, 1869-03-29

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u xfe1 s!1,-n itaEeGiatsly Inquire q aNYDER
! fEF ~ E1taia Attnsa No. Metropolitan Blotk-
, 1869-03-29

Ellen N. Kent Y Eli1at,eth ". Murray, aaninis-
tr1tI1x, and the minor heirs Of Adam Musray, de-
eeased. Decree for deed. 1t appeared that on
the I'd day tf March, led&, Adam Murray contract
cd tn sell 10 JaIne4 k+nt Lot In block MURRAY
Addition ia South Chicago The lot ~as leased
fur one year, with privilege OF puschase the price
being saU.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-08-14
IN THE COUNTRY.

ME OFFER FOR SALE A VERY DESlRA-
w BILE little place in the county. three mile:
from the city, on the Lebanon pike. Has on u
. neat cottage and other necessary Out-build-
ings, and a never failing well of excellent wa
ter. To man who desires to enjoy country
life within city reach" this is an opportunity
that is seldom offered. as the place is susceptible
of the highest Improvement. WIN be sold at q
bargain.
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THERE was no question in the
late election more clearly decided
in the affirmative, than the desire
of the people for the assembling of
a Constitutional Convention. 1t is
necessary that the franchise regu-
lations should be determined and
fixed definitely, and beyond the
peradVenture OF a doubt or con-
flictng construction, by the highest
authority. Besides, there are other
features of the present Constitution
which need revision. OF these, at
the proper time, moro may be said.
In their desire for an opportunl-
ty, through such body,t introduce
such alterations and reformations
in the organic law, the people have
not indicated spirit or purpose to
make wholesale and sweeping
amendments, nor to upheave the
foundations and rock the pillars OF
the State. An assembly Of wise,
prudent and experienced men, will
guard against extremism in the
propositions submitted for ratifica-
ton; and the people are competent
to select them. Hf# 4
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A Life-savipg Reformation.

A radical change has been introduced in the
the practice of medicine. Physicians have
ceased to torture and PROSTATE their patients.
Instead of pulling down. they build up; IN
stead Of assaulting nature, thsy assist her.
Cupping, leeching, blistering, vcnesection. cal
omel, anthony. supplying narcotics. and rasp-
ing purgatiyes, once the favorlte resources Of
the faculty, are now rarely resorted to even by
the most dCgmatic members OF the profession.
The old creed was that disease was something
that must be expelled BY violent artificial means
irrespective of the wear and tear Of the vital or
ganiZation in the process. The new creed re-
cogpizes REINFORCEMENT of the general health
as essential to the cure of all local ailments:
Hence II is that H0STETTER'S STOMACH
BITTERS, the most potent vegetable tonic that
pharmacy has ever brought to the assistance
of nature in her struggles with disease, has
modern school. 1t is pleasant to reflect that
reason and philosophy have at last been victo-
rious over the errors of the past and that thou
sands, and tens Of thousands. of human beings
are alive and we'll to-day, who would indubita-
bly, be mouldering In their graves, had they
were deemed orthodox and indispensable thirty
or forty years ago.
Preventive medication was scarcely thought
of then; but now il is considered OF para
mount importance, and the celebrity OF the
/ STANDARD ISvIGoRAET, ALTRRkTIyE AND Re
sTORATIyE of the age, Ia title which HOSTEL
| TIERS BITTERS have fairly earned By tneli
long career of suceess) is mainly due to Its ell
| cheney as a PROTECTIVE PREPARATION.
A course Of the BIrTERS is urgently recon,
1 mended at tlis season Of the year, as safe anc
| certain antidote to the malaria which produce:
| intermittent and remittent feVers. diarThea
| dysentery and other maladies.
1 augl0 eodlw wit
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by the Southern people, supported braye-
~ and almost alone in his district, the
reconstruction policy Of Congress, has
been removed FROM Office From the
late approved published statement of
your views / am justified in the belief
that this is done in accordance with the
established policy ofyour administration.
From the same sources | learn
your confidence in and support Of Gen.
Ames, an officer who has degraded his
position as military commander of the
Fourth Military District by exercising
its functions solely in furtherance of his
own personal and partisan ends, unhesis
tatingly avowing that he desired to use
the high Office of Senator from my
State as a stepping stone to the
appointment as Brigadier General in
the regular army, and whose whols
course in that State has been marked by
q tyrannical exercise Of power utterly
antagonistic to the spirit of the recons
struction laws. AS o resident of Missis-
sippi and one of the founders of the Re-
publican party in that State, though
never a political aspirant, / would be
false to my State and to the Republican
principles which / have always main
tanned, if longer Entertained the Office
to which your kind preference had as
signed me-" ia