, 1860-06-16


Every resident Of Chicago feels IN honest
ride ID our Zonayes, and the perfection of drill
rhich has made for this corpsa name through
'ut the land.
They are to leave next week on their tour
through the Eastern cities, and having now |
completed their equipment, and being new1y |
propose to gire Grand Farewell |
jfill 1t the Wigwan. Monday evening.
This will meet fully the wishes Of our citizens
7ho will test tnlly the capacities Of this great
structure which it is safe to open for 10 ordina
r occasion, On account Of its size. Such. now
.ver, will not be the drill Of our Zcuaves, and
pe hall will BE- none too large for the specta-
.ors who will gather to see them 60 through
heir drill On the broad platform. Great as will
be the attraction it., will borrow fresh charm
n circumstance which attests that to be sol
aierly is still to be humane, or in the words Of
The poet,
I'll TT ;asss ss:st It e e. 9: a::s s:es't's
The drill is given By the generous ZousTcs
ns the Benefit night of the Home Of the Friend.
less. Let there be q. full house.
A8H02 NOT - hH0 OuE~"
The following from Mr.; Sands Of the Colnm~
bian Brewery, is prompt, pleasant, aud chsrac-
teristic. Mr.. Sands has heart as large as his
largest cask, packed as that organ should be
with al1 sorts Of lore and good will for cases
such as call out his letter below. We do not
know that We shall please 3rr. Sands BY recall.
iug how once upon u time brief item in our
columns relating to t'Sailor's Widow" was
followed the next morning by note from Mr.
s., donating her bis check for $50. The mode
chosen below Of swelling the Relief Fund will
be throughout to-day ibation Of his choicest
Of ales, beverage Of which any who will
drink thereof should "get the best" as they say
Of dictionaries:
Editors Of Pres. and Tribune:
GzS1s :-On Saturday, 10th, for tohoEe day and
epeninq, intend, with my friend, T. D. Wat
kins, Of the" Columbian Ale House" ITO Dear
born street, to give the whole receipts (no e1.
peuse to come outl Of establishment towards
the relief of the sufferers by the late tornado.
shall furnish ALL ALrs that the people will
drink during that day and evening. Also, q
band Of mueic from s to l2 A. u, and from :
to 12 P. H. Mr. Watkins giyes the use Of his
AN
pull back by deducting expenses, we hope to see
every thirsty man in Chicago 60 up and take a
glass Of ale at any time during the day or eve
ring. Yours, respectfully, J.J. SANDS.
|, McVmkEn's Dxxs71r 70 THE TORNADO sur.
,kaEns.-McVicker deserved full house from
the lorers Of the drama last evening, both or
account Of an excellent bill, and in that the oc
casion was the benefit Of the sufferers by the
| tornado. Owing. however, to the frequency
diversity aud general success Of the appeals
tha. hare been made to our public in this behal
| there was only moderate house. The added
feature of the esening was tie proposal tt
| swell the benevolent proceeds Of the evening
| BY appealing to the political sympathies Of th'
audience.
| For this two Of Tolk's excellent works, hi
| Douglas statuette brought out last year and hi
recently completed busts of Lincoln, wer
on this OCCASION generously donated by the q.
tist. ia. Marshal was the auctioneer as on II
i former similar affair in the Benefit Concert q
"thn Wigwam. Mr. Aarshal was, however, i
rather poor roice, and the bidding not rer
spirited nor footing up a large amount
Ths Douglas statuette was etruck of toa pu1
oaaseF "uoae A"1e - NV a4uoous'8' a. p
its usual price. Tie bust Of Lincoln went y
to $40, got tmo bids at $e5 from c. Aears az
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