, 1861-08-05
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the Lake Street City Passenger cars, which |
should serve as q warning to passengers to
obey the rules Of the Company, posted II |
every car, =" "forbiddipg passengers getting of
or On tho cars at the front platform." A gen.
f1eman with two ladies and child at- !
tempted to get upon the cars while In motion.
The Indies got on the rear end, while the man,
with the oncyear old child in his arms. at-
tempted to get upon the front platform,
which was crowded. Ths passengers warned
him to walt TIL the car stopped, or to 20 to
the rear end he persisted In his efforts to gtt
On front. His foot slipped and both himself
and child were thrown beneath the BheeIs,
The msn had his arm broken near the wrist.
The child.s legs were nearly severed from it's
body, and It died IRON the injuries few min
utes afterwards.
: United STATES REau1ARs.-Three coupa-
niee, A., D and +. numbering 20 men, rank
and file, arrived in this city, BY the c. & N.W.
r. r., at o'clock 4. H., on Saturday, and left
by a special train On the Pittsburgh and Ft.
Wayne R. R., at 10 o'clock 4. II. The COM
panies Of this detachment are as follows:
Company A, Captain C. 8. Lowell; Com
Pany y, Lieut. W. T. JORDAN Company I,
Capt. D, Davidson.
Capt Davidson is native Of Virginia,
brave and skillfh1 officer, Of whose loyalty
there is no doubt. Lieut. ". H. Jordan is
brother Of G. H Jordan, the well known un-
de1taker Of this city. He succeeds Capt.
Sweeney, EAAo now holds command under
Gen. Lyen, In Missouri.
The entire detachment are under the COM
| mand Of Lieut.. Col. H. Day, native Of Penn
sylvania. Dr.. Smith, formerly Of Connecti-
| cut. is Surgeon of the regiment. In their
march overland from It. Abercrombie (which
| place they left on the 10th july the soldiers
suffered greatly from intense heat, several
OF them falling from exhaustion They
| mascheo AZ the rate Of ~ miles per Gay
Ihey SPEAK OF KING attention nom eltlzeas
along thelr foute' and esPeciai'y al ST. e''ua'
M1nnesota' ana 'unes1o, ".e'
| MEETING OF TEE War CoxaurTEE.-At
meeting of the Citizens War Committee Of
| tb;rtv he1d at the Supervisors Room, satur-
| day evening, It was resolved that the Douglas
- 81 :s,,n-o,,-;st;o,, uot.a al +he 1..+ ,,aa+-
/ committee Of seven was annotptea tn ca11
, 1nt1;c 1naetinor IN th;a citvv at an ear,v 5sr
FIR the ruynose Of imnressing unon the c;fi.
zens the i1onortance Of takfns> mora act,va
measures in military matters. and awnkenfnp
a aeener interest in the snhiect of onr nation,
| al dif6cu1tfes. At tb;s mectine of ctt;zens
4he 7var ro,n,,,;++oa v;7, no1,a f,;1 ra,o-t -
al, +be;r nroc-ed;noa since their annofnfrn e,t
and an Estimate of tbe nrohahle anonnt ~
! roorev rronf,ad tn ennnort tbe families NJ vo1
| nnteers
! ranor+q w;11 a1so be ,ada br ha sa,, ,o,,
! 4o;t+ea onno;nte;7 +o ua;t ,,non Gor w.. =,
;ro,,;.a ,,.tn ~ o...o, ,to-I..,~s. =. -
s.su s.-a..e- -. es.s-ese -. " oai SoS
Ss1. s@I1 "A44H ~ -. ~ asu's NJ.
W -s,a .e ~. so4'.' .us eouallae ai'po1n'eo
eousu's eeu saote 1ela'1se 70 tne estao
uenueue W = nlin''f5 Depoe at cnleaso, VIII
aaso 1epo1' d. ine ea'oe LILLE ana pace.
lHesea are 1aasters OF Inc UTMOST Importance
ana We nespeak 1of Inc meeting and ths sub
1ee.s conslde1a11on commensurate Will
their importance
| ARMY CoNTRAcTs.-su is the cupidity Q
army contractors, and 80 universal thei
praet1ce OF shgntl0g their contracts supply
ing second OF third rate articles at frstrclas
prices, it has become subject Of complain
in almost every department of the Army. "
have had occasion heretofore to al1ude to til
teaehery and dishonesty OF some of thoE
making purchases In this city. NOV, If an
class OF customers must be swind1ed by r.
celSlng an inferior Or worthless article, in Il
name ot humanity, let it be the home patro!
who need not cutter from the sWindle, as II
poor soldier must, whose ratfons are sea-
and poor enough, at best, and who has no l
course, hut to accept and use what is furnish,
= him, withont regard to quality.
We a1lude to this mntter again, because
.1 se.4 ess1 ...ss sno - 'ies "no na
sa~ara1 +,,one,n. Ts-,+s baE. 1;s.
- uh,tav,,,,d ~ ,,on1a- tan+.,,a1ae Tse s;a,
: enct n pr;ce hetxee,, oat ~ ssh ~ ~, 49,,
lii not orceaa ~ o.ntr vh;1a 10 1sttar
l. ent;re,v nnt;t for ti,e 7,urnoae oc oonraa
. the contract rails far oa1- ,r ooh M o+h
e Kind will be accented.
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cf DEATH OF CAPT. Northumberland n
Murrry, OF Company &, Chicago Jacks
Il Guards, Of the Irish Brigade, died at st. !
i eeph, Mo, on Friday night last. Capt. Nc
Il WIS valiant and thorough disciplined of1c
4 who had Geen seryice IN the Mexican W
= and abandoned lucrative Law business
~ serve in defence of his country, For seye
le weeks be subsisted his own company, and
u en1istlng the company and having 1t accent,
L, Il encountered difficulties that would have a
C. -, 1~e
>. eonlSgeo any ous tnosS WHO enAlss IN cal
% with their whole heart. In his death the Ir
+ Brigade have lost one of their best Office