, 1861-09-30
Gbitaao Gribn'rf
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 80 1861.
THE OF fYs

THE oIf7.:
TAT HtRo or Keafney, OF
7C7 of Clark arrest, who hss certainly taste
fcr such matters, has pnbflkhsd very good
photographic portrait Of Col J. A. Nulligan,
the gallant calender OF Lexington.
THHyEKY.-On Saturday afternoon, the req
;deuce Of Patrick Nichols, on Erie street, was
sutered during the temporary absence Of the
inmates and robbed Of a gold watch and other
valuable articles. There is no clue to the
1hief, It Is almost unnecessary TO observe.
TIE CHICAGO GuS-BoATs,-The tug Nc
Queen started for Now York at eight o'clock
on Saturday morning, and the Mulford for st.
Louis at two o'clock on the afternoon of the
sarne day. They will be transformed at once
into gun hoats for the Government service
K1cEED BIZ HoRsE.-The little child re-
f,rze5 to IN CUR lest issue as dangerously # |
not izsa!:y kicked by horse, was the son Of |
,Tatr Elicit, zes:Gi-g On Michigan Avenue.
TIC little .LiI!rt r IS fur ye6rs old, and at |
11c5saj K,.t:Es Ees il critical condition,
Hours OF C1osISa.-Thc Custom House
will be clesed On azza after October 1st at 5
O'Clock p. H. Captains can Get their clear
aacee aftsr thst hour either at Mr. 7. S. Kin
sel1s'a residence, els Superior etcest, or at Mr.,
ChaE. Vorpahl's, 80 North Wells street.
ST. 1oE1s, ALTON & CHICAGO r. R-The
Joliet 4 Wilmington Accommodation Train
will be resumed on Monday, S0rh inst, leay-
ing Chicago ut 400 r. u. Tbs Alton Accom-
modation Train will be Withdrawn On that
day
F1RE.-A small barn upon the prsrlises Of
Simeon Farwen, Esq, 19 North Sangamon
street, WAS total;y destroyed by fire On satur-
cay afternoon. A yaluahle horse narrowly
escaped obstruction The origin of the Ere is
unknown. Tie structure, together with the
contents, was va.usa at about fifty dollars.
BAs1ARD1.-G.crgc Browo, city fireman,
vas held to bail On, Saturday il the sum Of
500 for t1iai rpon the charge Ct bastardy,
preferred hy ale Saznh Lcya1L The complain
ant was N C1ur: ard offered compromise Of
marriage, but tic 6efendase: seemed to prefer
tie events ct t1i=: SIS to paternity.
TIE GLASS sFoo7.-CiE0erella glass slipper
belonged but - one wearer, so The glass foot,
cne OF TIE mc.t beautiful # the 1Ete appE-
ances ct tie Sewing Machine, is associated
with but ere m,.c1i1e, seemingly leaving noW
nothing to be aeciTeI IN The Wheeler u WI.
SCH machine. the ladies are CHARMED "1tn IL,
and with gced reaeon.
TIE TROUBLE IN TIE SYSAGoGUE.-tr our
issm yesterday relative to ths late alteration
that took p1ace at the Jewish Synagogue oH
Clark street, mistake was made in the id97tl.
~ Of The Mr.. MaTks WHO was involved in the
etfair. It vas r. L. Marks cf Randolph street
rear franklin, and not Mr. Marks the Lake
street clothier.
TIE RAILROAD TINE-TABLE.-At time
when change is being made in train hours OF
our several railroads, our readers viii find val
uahle the full and elaborate table presented il
another column, Ct arrivals and departures
Of trains, &c. 1t will be worth cutting ou7
and preserving until another season change II
made.
CHIcAGo TEMPERANCE LEG1oN.-The regu
Jar Meeting Ct tho Chicago Temperance Legior
viii be held at Edwards Chapel, corner of Hal
1ison and H@lsted streets, on Mondsy evening
at eight O'Clock. 4 full attendance is parti1
rlarly requested, ss IN addition to the usua
business, otIicers viii b. elected for the ensu
ing quarter.
LARcEET.-T"o young LIDS, Harvey Hutr.
and E1astus Hurry. we're arrested on SatuEda
for entering the Office Of Jchn Mattocks, i
the Telegraph building, at the corner Of Lax
and Clark streets, and stealing gold pen an
3 quantity Of postage stamps from drawer
The case was before the Police Court, and th
defendants were Required to find bail for
further examination.
NEw MUs1c.-Messrs. Root & Cady hay
Just Issued the following new music: Delr
sion Mazuka," an exquisite piece by King
man, well known musical composer in Ne
England. It should find place on every p
ano. Also "The Cincinnati Air Line Railroa
Ga1op, by 4 J. Vaae, Of this city, one Of
best competitions
MCVIcKKn's THEATRE.-The sterling trag
dian, Mr.. Neafie, commences his eugageme
this evening, in Cou1ad's tragedy Of "Ja'
Cade, or the Kentish Rebellion" an exc
lent play, made famous by Mr. Forrest, q;
now one of Mr.. NeaAe's successful piec
Since Mr. Ms appearance in Chicago, he
visited Europe, and received htga praise frt
the press and public. Give him good "
conc
OFF FOR WAsHSGToN.-Busteed's batt
IF Artillery leave for Washington by