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The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-03-11

Minister Chevalier Cerrutti, Minis.
ter frow italy, and Blacquo Bey,
Turkish Embossodor, who sat in the
front line. Behind the Ministers
and Charge d'Affaires were arranged
a large number Of secretaries and at
tachcs Of tho various legations, who
also, in many instances were gorge
ously aiiired.
ENTRANCE eF GRANT AND coLFAx.
Soon anerword buzz Of excite.
ment called attention TO the appear.
nnce Mt side door Of tho President I
and Vice President elect, who enter.
ed arm in arm respectively with Sem
ators Crogin aud McCrcery, the com.
mittco appointed to escort them TO
the Chamber.
ENTER ruE SUPREME coURT JUDGES,
Almost at tho same moment, and
before they had reached tho opeu
space 10 front Of tho chair, the door
Of the main entrance was thrown
OItHl HUu 'ne JuHtStb VI 'hc pu-
preme Court, headed by Chief JUS
iice Chase, and clad in their robes Of
office, entered the Senate Chamber,
and walked IN procession down the
center aisle, and took seats prepare
ed for them in front Of the rostrum.
GENERAL GRANTS APPEARANCE.
General Grant had meantime been
conducted TO chair Immediately in
front Of the clerks desk, and sat
there facing the audience, the tar
get for several th cusAnd eyes, whose
gaze ho seemed neither to avoid nor
TO rcalite, but exhibited his usual
self possession aud uuassuming man.
nor.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-03-11
DELICIOUS FRUIT !!
ROOTS FOR SALE.
Small Fruits are Rapidly Gro,eing
into public fdcor, .trom fhe tact
that the e,cp"nse and troWbie
efraisiag is LHt triemg.
GET THE BEST !
STRAWBERRIES.

I take great pleasure in Offering to tho public
L the following price list Of speRdid rouis Of
these delicious frufts;
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-03-11
WANTE ED

Al parties having proper regard for thsiF
owH welfare 20 knowthey can saVe money by
nurchnstne one Of
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-03-11
DISPERSION or TnE CROWD.

The procession reformed aud took
up the limo Of march in tho same di.
rection, and tho Senate having re-
turned TO its Chamber, tho crowd
dispersed, and the Inauguration Ger.
emouicS were brought to a conclu-
sion
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-03-11
Great Excitement
the WORLD IN COMMOTION.
MARTIN WAGNER

DEMOCRATS, Republicans. Abolistionists, DIE
lsts, hvbels, Wouicy Heads, Soft Heads, Hard
HEADS, Round Heads, Farmers, Mechanics,
rtadesmen, Jews and Gentlles, ''ali tho world and
tho rest OF mankind" are inVitodby
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-03-11

President Grant, White HJass,
Washington!
My cordial congratulations op this
solomn day.
[Signcd1 BISMARCK.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-03-11
EAss8MBLINd oP TuE SENATE.

Most Of the Senator'S having re.
turned to tho Chamber the session
was resumed at 1245 p. M, and five
minutes afterwnrd, on motion of Mr..
Trumbull, the Senate adjourned uu.
i'll l2 o'clock to>monow.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-03-11
ArTlCHNIENT.

LEE & BRrwrR. AttYs. uI
Feb. e8ih, 80. noeO.4w,
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-03-11

ImYosin g Ceremonies.
, 1869-05-22
RyoE PARK puMMr RAILWAY.
t'est Of a,onsfTuetioo-Yt. Eject on Real Es-
tate Aloux the Koute-Saurs Of
Subscribers. Etc.

We yesterday announced the completion OF the
Hyde Park Dummy RsilwAy- In connection win
the undertaking, thu following Information Win no
doubt prove Interesting 10 many Of our readers:
Cost Of construction Of road, s79,0s3 ground and
buildings, e. t&s1. Total cost, t&s,n4
The rolling stock for the pEesant consists Of two
engines, butt By Elms d Sou, Of this city. at
cost Of $7,ooo each. These arc email locomotives,
capable Of running trAtn Of car, Il necessary,
thirty miles an hour. cylinders, 10 by ls inches
driving wheels, 4s inches They weigh twelve tons
each.
the latest railroad pattern. The construction and
finish OF which are q crcsiIt to shetr:ca shops.
The coa1 Of these ca1s IA q, 800 each.
The steam route ts thYee miles IN length. COM
ncneiug at the city limits, running on Cottage
Grove avenue south to Elnn, or Fsfty-tlth street,
and along Etan street 70 jefferson street where
The present neat engine house and depot slanda.
soit Will be seen that the road runs through the
rnture PARK.
The running time for the present, from RAN
ca tho train Is ten ceuta, making tho whole tare
for tho distance Of seven miles, tltcen centA-
Thirty ,non;ana ao'ss wese tae,cr,nsa y ;ss
cost Of construction Of the road, and the re5nt
Of this investment TO them NAY be inferred from
the isct that IN The estimation ~ H. of so1na 1nHS
been realized IN the market value Of real estate
growing out Of this movement alone naS not been
The roa1 IL not expected 10 pa! eIpenses f0t
two or three Jesrs, 1t has been built IN thor
ough and complete manner, and IN Its couaruction
and equipment is, no doubt, the most complete
dummy road In the country. The company has,
at It's own expense, era ed a roadway thirty feet
Wide along thr entire length Of Ets track Oh Cot
taRc Grorc avenue, and The whole Improvement
has been carried out IN epzit Of berality that Is
et,litable 10 tho Chicago City Railway Company.
We give below the names Of tue subscribers 70
the road: C. II. Smith, seli and Others. $4,000
walker / sttnson, 3a.ouo; Mason Mck.sencn'
H.ooo; }. Young sca1nnnon- s., l,aoo: c, y. Weston,
5000. Walter Wright, s1,ooo: o. n. Sheldon,
Sl,0u; Clarke, layton 4 Ca, s1,sao; pr.
Warren, SsAo: George W Hoffman 3o0a:
J. Spencer Turner, S:10; Wi!ltans + Co, $50 ",
L. Kerr, g1oo; James sunson- $500; Thomas Fos
lei. sa!o; Martin Andrews 500; y: u. Cotton
$50: Mrs. AA,llla u. Noble, eso; L[mar
fa1o; Roo. ca1y, 1890; Georsv II. Waite Son
$lGo; II. u. / q. " noxuc, 500: James AafEs
Hort, 800; Charles 4 Gregory, ei01: J. F. Starr
500: T Jackson, sloe; D. c. Sicnols 81.
, 1869-05-22
seuTA CLARK STREET.


Property oHners on Clark street to the number
Of about stxt cen, convened Testerday afternoon at
Room 10. 4, Lallnon Block, for the purpose OF
taking action In connection with the proposed
removal Of the Michigan Southern and the Rock
Island Railroad ttacks from ihe occupancy OF
CLARK street, between Tuelf1n and Tvelt! -seoond
streets; and also to protest against the taking up
Of the s1eet In swttch and other tracfA X LAn-
caster, Esq.,, vas called to the chair, and Lambert
Tree, Esq, wHs cho$cn Secretary. ~"
MI. Tree, In KoEwct to IN inquiry to that cnect
stated thai In Nay, 1851, tho Rock Isl2na Oom-
tact between The west lines Of S&ste and Halsted
sreets, from the southern Limits Of the city Al far
north as Polk strect-fpom to be left On each slde
| Of the tzaeFfor tne use Of teama. a late ordi-
| on Clark street, providing that, when tho city
| paved that Street, the company should pave that
oio1 oec1ed 1H ~ il aota epnns
| tracks a soou a. possible, and they only waited
Tor The passaRe Of The n"cessar. ordinance by the
| Common Council 1t would he we'll to insert IN
nlee 10 remove their tracks with1a stated length
Of time, and be bciiev ed the companies would do
! this Te1J readily. IN consequence Of tue enbas-
rasanens which the team trau1e on the street now
| createt,
II. Lancaster thought there was no doubt that
The companies fully determined 70 remove their
Island an sesa = ee property ~ asend I'D
cause the Common Council TO tate action. Clarx
street pEope5J was y present undef3a'ued
s o"neF ean,noctei s1 = 9n's Ind Lei nulaa ~
! BE commenced, and the railroad companies nould
have no choke but 70 racate. Al! that 1as neces-
sa1y ras concert Of action On the psrt Of the
% motion, Nj Tree was requested 10 drnn up
and present TO the Board Of I'ubiic WORKS pett-
| tiou for the ttumedtate improvement Of Clark
| The meeuns then adjourned, subject 70 the CAL
! OF the Chairman.
, 1869-05-22

HfYfShn
ntna membess 10 1s.rt q. = etn,,;oI 80 OF
Mtt.ee On &c pa1, Of rse HeW arrsn0i
body 70 k11snse bats Of reunion. Tnnss cnn.
Ell pt !. tss md u NY Pssssnsa
1t Albany snd HaI11rh0fx. T0e ternss Tere an
pr,7ed. md scot to the pesbJtesfea for tnetrr rri-
hcatlon. on t1e adjournment Of both bodies the
the synods sns rastncs&sop. In Jannary iasl TIC
committee, on the part of tha New School net IN
tn1s cst!. and prepared an xGdrezs, which VA
eenL 70 toe sdVAtng further eoanees-
e,ona ~ o.usf saaf hete might Be no obstacle to
spSSea! Sa4 ss3S:sE = 1;.a1, 6! !. a1sa soa,e5
ely II 5.nn.I VI .aa a. BE- Z member q tnat
s,.sc en y. as po1posss ol nnt7leA 1s-
nv ..,n., ~ sn,,,e =, tp e M seaH oa record a. s
70 re p1esp5senea
a.s. -. 1nan .I .H - aaasS AAtsoa stateaaeat
fe,nv r. rao,iSr ~ ~ .art patt o. VIC RoH
snas u impnse1 no act.on 70 she memoess OF the
Mev1 r. Esntian Rec1esrrv of .ha eomy,,++..
an Eo:r.g aIssion. resa tn renrf N rpe ~ hsa roHs
no.e 9s,,+tnrr &c n,nTTr ernrrt1 n ~
snG 1ec,, Innny e ~ a3+;-sn,s nm. snoyn ~
e =; a1 y ~ 9s ~ s19nus hs ~
ne 70 ~ 10unig ~ ne
~ - .uI nVI"., Aia wa. We n.se. - 'ntuJ ~
oa tne u1uae, ~ ComFA!ou VIVA tHosS oi sAe
l9oGstant ann Esan9eaGa !atn a!ns!a2 on
our s1otes hlt mnalonA1ses nAse aaea anI1oR tne
pAE 5eH; w nase pee4 esuploye0, 9! ~Mcu
nnmoef reports hsve oeen etsed nom H35 Jne
nunecf Of eo0felsiqns IS given II sk99: aa1lu0n
10 church membership, 3,'45; LII were received
on peIzonal application, and 1,64o bJ letter; "a
Churches have t1een formed during the 5ea1. The
report closed by setting forth the want OF more
minister's Ut the West, At the tamc time calling
attention to The large number who arc uneupioy-
cd at the East
Eer Dr. Hatfield read report of the Committee
on Freedmen. which II : 1ubrcommJt,ee Of the
Commfttte ID Home A{asjons Tre report decsils
The organization Of the dtna1tment 1rr1rnediateiy
aft1r The rfn.A ar fha Ear vnr1nat Gehno1 ha1
, 1869-05-22
MltRB$cpPlckl.
Meeting Of the Society.

The Nlcrosco1ca. Society held It's regular week
II meeting last evening, q. No. - Washington
street Dr. All7ort occupied the Chair.
Alter the reading Of the minutes OF the prast-
Gus meeting, the donation Of TWO dozen beautiful
preparations On object slldea, by George F. Rum
set, E4]., YES reported, and the thanks OF the
society werc rendered to that gentleman.
Was receirel, II which be accepted the nomina-
ton OF Vice President Of the xoctcty-
The following named gentlemen, Who Were pro-
posed for nenlbetshlp 1t the previous meeting,
werr .'ul5 elected: Dr.. John G. Fuller. IN. John
Das1es, 1tF Ca4s!ea J. Smith. Sidney Meyerz, Es
John Ireland, Douglas Gordon, William = sullt-
want, u1ld benjamin B. W. lie. .-....
An invitation WAS extended to the society hy
joseph T. R5erson- Esq, TO witness an exhibition
Of xyhydrogcn hight ~ applied TO n,e!oseoIIc II,
gentlemen rho owned Instruments to allow then
to be exhibited on that evening"
The meeting then adjourned.
, 1869-05-22
SPORTING.
4 Novel; Pigeo: Shooting Hath
Between Bogardus and
Neimnu.
Base Ball ttomz--che&s by Teie-
graph.


THE TRIGGER
Captain A. Il. Boeasdu8, she hero OF Ihe Grcs1
pigeon shooting achievement as peuer PARK one
week ago, aeeml 10 hA7n weatneas for noYh
k.ztehea, Judging from the einTuiaF provisions In
the suh}olned Art!clo4 Of agreement liz
competitor in the proposed match, Abe
Kle!man, "a one Of the veQ bcst
shots In the stste, and but for the wholesale uan-
ner In which DoGArdHS hal recently upset cyeEJ-
be had IN eesJ thing 70 win: but who shall Ray
exactly what Is impossible With a man who i Able
to XII Te hundred birds within eight hours Shoot
ing with, and himself loading, ono gun: The con-
tNct governing the match Is u follows:
ARTICLES or 40NEKlENT-
"Aftc3c4 q agreement entered Into On this i1h day
ol My. lsa betwee1.E Captain l. Il Boea1dxs oi Elk.
h.1t. m. md ABB kdaau, Of CLamet ~. for 4
rsty 49, -! ' sees SSa42S. y H.; :. tosss
tr.Eve {9s> angle birds and fifteen tlsl pairs u
double hsdl from 1e.tI IL and 7. plun1r traps i.
e ss e sf9 s. e
tg1sf ~, 4 = ,sf IT. 2, ss Mef1 ,hs tp y, pu
doshlt 5iSds lion rns. Isps .Iteet 70 he ss ras u
tho New Yotk Spo;;11ual Association. excepting that
ii dTsance from dc trsM .ha L ttt,y enc III ys,
tss e as Ths e @ estsse T s.ie1 % q ~ ~ . az
Tho sha rcr, The .srrss nut.T q dcad biEds cu1 Ct
To nart4men in general the Killing Of bird on
the wing involves degree Of skiH difficult Of At
tainnent, but with the shooter and the blHl both
on The wing in different dlrectlonG, the difficulties
would seem 10 be enhanced almoH beyond CON-
putalon- On the day OF this match, which Is to
be Fhot At lincoln. I'LL, the Tine OF the Chicago,
Alton st. Louis Railway, on Friday next, ser:
s. eontss, 5iris foF Iaat pnrpose ~ hs5ias seen
provided. The days sport promises to he d rare
one
, 1869-05-22
General Association OF the Congre-
Enttonnl Church in Indiana.

Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
IKp1AxArcL1s Ind May 81.
The General Association OF the Congregations
Churches continued Its session to-day. Delegates
reported from Twelve con1reKailons thirty J-seycn
tn ali including corresponding members and
representatives from other ASSOCIATIONS Among
the delegates and visitors from abroad are Rev.
IL Heallley, OF O1ney, England, aud Rev. l. D.
Harlan, Of sht Illinois State Association.
The forenoon WIS devoted to receiving reports
from the churches The most gratifying reauIta
were announced indicating growth md prosperity
and advancement in the vArious rcttR1ous move
tnents- In several Of the congregations there had
ltan rcsisals during the year past. From some Of
the workers In tho moro destitute fields the To-
Iorta we're both tonchlna aud amusing. Rer. "
Hyde gave general review Of the mission oelis
occupied BY ConREeRattonali6tA In this State He
read Paper on the best mode Of supplying de4ti-
tpte ncdA- The l1st effort Tas highly recommend
ed, and be advised ministers not to preach too
often 70 the Satuc congregation. 30 Is to extend
the labor to other fields This piper excited a
lengthy debate. ...
Rev l. y. Atkinson, Of the American MEs:on.
nrt Society. Wna commended for ha labor and
recommended to tho churches
Letters Nerc read from the State ASSOCIATIONS Of
Rhode Island and Massachusetts. 4 letter from
kantas was also read recommending tho appoint
menl of a coInmttteeto correspond, with vttH
to 4 more extensive missionary work IN homs
nelds-
Adjourned 10 tomorrow morning.
, 1869-05-22
RELIGIOUS.

second Days Proceedings in tho Old |
ind New school Presbyterian As.
Bcnblte1-Thc Qucnaton OF Reunion
Discussed In shc Ncxs school A..
scmbly-Ssatlstacnt Reports, NnFrn-
sives md OvcrtuFcs-The Mission
Work.
Nxw YoRt, Nav el.-The Old School General
Assembly was calIe.l to order II O'Clock this
morning, to attend devotional exercises. Re-
hE1ous services having been held. buslness waa
resumed.
4 commission was received nom the New
School Assembly, certify nG to the appointment Of
The following named delegates to represent ,h:t
william Adams and william E Dodge.
The standing committees wcre announced BY
,as s II s te
Rev. br. \ q. lIall, Rey. Dr.. l. II. AtSa,er, ReY.
emRose Fl Mna e caSsr er u Z Grssl 9satt Hai 5
Drakc, Henry lay, e. N. Francis
The following or,'ers 0! the day were then de-
on Monda.-F1r1t, Isoari oI Puhllcatlon; Sec
ond, Beard Of Church Extension. ton.-
WeLnesdar-FlEst, Committee on the Fnnd for
Disabled Ministers; second. Committee on Freed
Thurrday-F1tst, Boasa OF Domestic HissionA
Rev nr. irTi1E Chairman Of Committee, ap-
pointel By The last assembly. On Sympathetic BE-
ne-olenee, presented report which contained
plan for s<eas.ng ssnods, these 10 sxsess presey-
ieTes snd tae, i sarn 2 asseas the srssons for
AZ tne ttased oojec.s Q! ocacEueAec. ns IaAsssr
Was refe1rd TO the Appropriate 'saadlns CON-
The Reformed Ca1e Uutch} Church sent . cestid-
cafe Of appotntpent ct delesates 70 MS bots,
nAsoel!, The KeS; ps. W. II 1af1os, p.p, anu
The delegates from the new rrc>byter5 OF Aus
tnctr seats.
paper Maa fca.l " y. foHrsh eAaeaGlnS
totni1s lhttanoo 70 E1ae:S o. ;nis AssSv ,,o r.
meek kldess ot 1ae Se* Ssnoo! Assealol!, ~ ;,
exenanR, u TIC GnlFcn OF toe IofeoAns, eoIe1 u
senosy adjourned to IT P.ss 49, : o,eloek ,-,n,
,s ta5t1es 1ne annansca 81 IL Pn;sdc,rela
| Tn,nn Conyrut,nn. xtth rpspect 70 certa!p rues
nv the roIrTnn1ent nj the Church. which WAS re.
fer :es,ed "a s'''' 'A>''' >'' S''' 'N'~
~, c1tsf,nr o rie,Wea 11s ~ ~ deapnns,ons
r. nrearh sra.. tue eyt,s Of inte importance On the
III S,sh.;f T ni The nres,st year, Was re!efrcL
An Invitation to slAs the Foua anansl
e1nEtaon " toe Aloet'e@a aea"c'Ae "a DesAeA
! "as ACSepn. ,,,., ~. po.,, =, r,,,-.,,,,
.xn,.set<.n NJ thantrn,ness fnr tsr nrnSorriiy al
tiNs5sNs =! ~ ~ NJ ~ ~, :. =,
tne NHuICA hna &uG seGSH3 49, mA"ot. ~ Aa -,
hAn century, has AtSoaeu saei5 eaotaH j.. = .u r.
comnendmV tne s,cnssM ~ ~. ~ rart - "a
.. t.se vtas1v ,,.,.4 " -. 81. no ca,cnr.
TUESDAY neS VS. oeesasa upca ,pl 'hs ny 1s'i;r nsr
non 20 tH1e pace n iXe >ar - a ~ ~ ~ ~
Qaeeted 70 deliver addresses on nc oeeanoh. 80, ~
communication wna received Esen tne Nes
School Assembly With tho names OF som1saos
commuutca,1on from Rcy. Mr. Van Fleet, al II
uuois Theolo1 Heal Seminary Offering TO placc TIA
insu1uios nadcT coattol q rs :;sos5.. Assembly
The additional articles oflFa:th. reported By u
; Committee Of The convention which met IN Phiia
ds!esl. M wrFe refeiTsd 10 the Committee On oTe'
II yna announced TINT n Eueetiar wcrId hD hel
, 1869-05-22
ReopeniuE OF tho Continental.

The Continental nnlard Halt, on Dearborn
street, north Of tue Ma1teson House, closed foe
rrrats for some time rass, has passed under the
uauasement Of John v. Coon and Charles Cur
liz two weu-known professional biila.dists- The
shIr,eep I,1unswtck tables with which the room y
supplied have all been rcntsed. and general
syttem OF renovation and rcps1: has been haasut-
ii 70 thaf The former popularity OF the coutIntn-
al Il 70 be rully mstntainel The opening oc-
curs this afternoon, and In the evenln9 some n1e
e1hI},tiop Eancs Will be PLAYED TIE public arc
cordially invited
, 1869-05-22

Parties wishing to rarchese . nice home 1t \
yc1! Ecnsonat!e py!ce, will do well 70 LOOK .: 10,
is9 f0rt avenue The lot Is large. ,sx1as; good
house, modern improvements; barn, choice shrub
berry, shade uee*. 4t- Terms liberal, long time
on portion Part avenue Is destined % 10 ope
Of the few most Desirable avenues on tue NeH
aide. and the main drive ShronSh the tnnptl IN
Washington street, through Cniou Park TO tue
toulcrnIds.
, 1869-05-22
Befarr Justice Eturtesax

BeEafr Jnss5ce EtustevAnl
HES HOLLAND lost a1,oui so worth of icue llrr
About SIX wcekA ago. On Monday takt / hov
mined John Hr!dgts waA arrested for rA4rancy,
aua 4 paEp ticket, calling 1us 4 pah pl coral ear
rtnu YES foond1pQn htu.- MrL Il. wHs notified;
md Neptlstd them ~ her property. John told
HIS Honor The old story. that sozae one hsd H:ven
him the trtnkets. lie ms held IN $500 ball for
fEsl. The olher tYticles--9hree T'3S1 sad > gill
, 1869-05-22
Another CqusiEnmo ont.

The lnrtuci,c Stein continues 10 tmpoy: goods
for The benefit Of his cassonesA liis Last inses:-
paent Is lot Of China goods Aaa tfencn
pnlascd t.. .ta1. lie has a!go rece'red fne scsee.
t.on OF extra me quality liquor stta AZ - HM & ps
seen and purchased 1t Il cAca, a. the "e!! Know
CIV Of I1srtE No s. Clark street
, 1869-05-22
Special Meeting Of tho Board OF su-

Notice Is hereby GEen thai, pursuant to a request
Of ope-shl1d Of the members OF the Board OF su-
resyisots OF COOK County, special meeting oil
sald board Nlll be held, 10 convenc on AonhaI ma
s*ta az 9, Nay l' .s s9sloss 2 nj isa - q
CheasoI th,si ais. day q Msy. 1859:
EpE ARD 8. SALOA0S.
Cnr1tf {rfrk
, 1869-05-22
A&UEEMEHTH
WEST SIDE RINK.
WHO'S THE LUCKY MAN j?
YEl0EIpEnF Enn OK cFMTe F,

&c, O. i sfAIQnRnAY AZ fEyKNlno MY the P.epe
chhnec 10 win = vetoe4pede " A - TAs3
Gener.l and F.ney RldtnE Rsdnx, 8e ii 10 e'esoek
the ct tho Vctoetpete vat b Determined bJ
Ut u TIC following Hasaner: Nunhers corresponding
|. 1.4s - -, ...ln...44 - ..s L..e.sei -
foMnai:ts.E E shs.fa tfoz te anaiaaes rM <asite he
% Feaodpede. ne Fe!ar edes T also Be natabs1ed
md ehegts. marked WITH thesc numbe7+ VIII IL hne
Il drzwn 6y lie -szar committee. fbe rst nana6e4
t51wn VIII artezn,tne which Ve1np+o tho leky tickc
rAEs # ming i q The R!nE 4 II tie&: Frs q
srsmsne the fE1c riding IL paponed until nr1t wsei
Admiration = ecnt4 reserved seata 50 eents emitting
1hs Academy + open from l. n to II p. n. dLty
Rtirk GEE crnt rcT nttu,te. "
.. G, BTQHlES CO Prpre
, 1869-05-22
MILITARY HEMS.
Item. From Lieutenant t.ruernf Shrridan's
Headquarters.

Item. From Lieutenant Gruernf shrridan's
Headquarters.
NssosAs sonk scnoaeld orders the sentences IN
the eask INTO taaA u: F. Woods Third un'ed
siAtes sxe psssest Private George Dcd1es,
1nirty.'et the c1ctae' st.1es Infantry. 70 BE- 40
proved rqp Ths, found guilty Of dcscrtton.
and were sen. xt-td-Woods to be branded With
the letter D Oh the LETT hip to oc dl.nonorah3.
discharged the service. and p!aee<s
at hard labor for fye years IN the
Penilenttary ii Jefferson City. Mo-; Dcdr.ck to be
similarly branded on the teft hip 10 have tweu-
assour ponph ball. with \ cnAin sx fees long. A..
tached 10 his ett leg, to lie coatlned In the guard
house for ono year, md then to have bis head
shaved and be dtsnouoraaly discharged from the
service. : .
the sentences OF Pr.vates G. r. Nccaoe and
Henry 1snpscne, Tnlrd Cntted States Cavalry, for
de.crticn the frst 10 be tattooed with the letter
'tD," and 10 hhyr his brad shared md Be
Iruumed out Of the Bervlce; the latter 70 be s!1
iariy marked. dlshoooynbiy dkaeha1gcd and con
nncd ar xca.1 1t hard lahor, at JeHesson CitF,
Mo.-arc both approved, hJ command Of Najot
General Schodeh, aud ordered executed.
, 1869-05-22

Fiesd. King Co., under Fitst faHoal h.a '
corner State snd Warrington streesA Will ssle
tn.a efrrfnooo es.a,e0 Go, tar Rsntsa distribution,
Of 1osne pf the n1o4, dss:rzhIe Improved 1od IN
improved resldenee and business rToqsst5 ever
o!iere1 II C.iACEk...
, 1869-05-22
Before JMs8Me 3fIli(keH

HAEAH J. ClATEE. ne9rrAs, WIS CHARGED by
Annie White With dtsordc1iy conduct for tAytng
struck hes While aho Ea4 walking on the atdc walk.
+isAy1ng nufrn 70 NOBODY satah was fiued 91o.
A& soon ~ abe heart The announcement. she
su1ck Annie on the head With her 1st. The nne
waz instantly Eh1nccd II 4oa-snc 81, extra being
Ter diEespeCt 70 she Beech.
-AYcuAuL BCEEK beat his wife, &1d VIA held
In f9o9 bali 10 keep The peace towaru her.
-ACuCsT kIhgCNAxk, = fragrant, Wal nned 81
On general princ!pltA
-AxxA ERowN w49 Assessed SO for being dis
orderly eftet becoming Intoxicated.
, 1869-05-22

E"0&1k1V AF 16k109k'*
Aesz.s- Daniel Scott d Co will to-das, o1tr At
public az ction. vet! elegant stock Of pAflos aad
bedroom furniture. This stock Is one ct the
rucs, ever displayed In Chicago and should Be er-
suned by those who wish to fuE0t1h theE homes
eIcSantty and at the xa8oe tine without going to
enormous expense. The sAesrootns IT ST No. e
TArlhfrN AtfNPf-
, 1869-05-22

CHESS.
Tho game Of chcsa by telegraph between Chicago
and Fort Wayne, MAS proceeded with Last evening,
beginning at the twentieth move. The record OF
the piay, from the beginning. s as tofloHr:
, 1869-05-22

1,hcsnboauS rrnsws wnSss Of tho ne1yu ttssue, and
ehe fettsaTu etye5 natural, heA&hful tdnA TO the
dIrc6INe 0tXsm tns1coy curing dJspepaa tn tts "a
1ious fozms watefnlnesa general debtNsy snd % de-
y WTeu. Uazard 4 Co, Scw York Sold bJ III drug