, 1861-08-20
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TUESDAY, AUGUST 20, 1851.
TH E CITY,

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TIE CITY.
I4muo1s DRAeooss-This noble COMPANY
numbering ff'y-fve men. were sworn In by
CaPt. Webb, Z. s. l., yesterday morning,
n Attention is called to the adxa,t,.a,
meat Of Hossea " Wanted" !" IN our adYertisin1
co1z0sns.
curoK T1NE.-Last evening, Duffy, Of the
Itesnont House News Depot, furnished us
With assse5day's Lo.assfNe Jorraas He always
aaa the FeE5 latest from "a quarters.
HORSES WA.rED-Those who have horses
For ea1e, are referred to the advertisement Of
HI. T. korgan, who wants 500 cavalry horses
for the army.
TIE NAVAL Rendezvous Of Capt. Stevens,
Is stil continued ~ Capt. n. 2. Dockrage, at
No. 10 River street, where al who wish to en-
list In the Naval sesvi.e will do well to call At
once.
e. Jewett 4 CO. sell By catalogue at their
s&,eeroon, Sc Deayborn street, Ut 10 O'Clock
i. H. tob.ceo, candles, soap, saleratus, 40
dezen hrooms, aud general goceries, Hquors,
de-, &c.
YArBs PHA14ASx.-Capt- Willmarth. OF
bloomington, arrived At the head quarters Of
the Yates Phaianx last evening, with 10 men.
espt Dr1ck is to arrive this morni1g with his
company. The Pha,anx is filing up rapidly.
CUrrNo UNDER AGAn.-The rates agreed
upon By the several Railroad lines for trans
porting cattle Esst from this city, was 81 Der
car. Yesterday and day before they we're con.
trse4ed through at from $35 to $40 per car.
with free passes included for the drcyers,
t. There will be an adjourned meeting OF
the " Advance Gaard Of Liberty" at Calvin
DeWoI:s ofhce-corner Of Randolph and
Clark streets this evening at halfpast seven
O'Clock. AL real anti slavery men are invited
to be present.
FALSE A1ARA.-The alarm rung yesterday
morning for the sixth district, brought the
fire department, promptly to the spot, when
they discovered an uninteutional se2l-a chin
uey burning. The much-needed fire alarm
telegraph, ever adopted here, will do away
with all false alarms.
Hoauc1DR-Yesterday morning q careless
1ish potato pedlar ran over little girl, aged
10 months, dauRhter of ]. Cook No. 2os sher
mhn street, mjur;ng the child 80 severely, that
It died about an hour afterwards. The perpe-
TRAITOR Of the crime drove away SO rapidly that
he could not be aYprehended. An inquest
VIII be held this morning.
THE lRIsH BR1GADE.-Mr. james, Nugent
Intends leaving for the cxmp Of the Irish Reg
ianent Of this city at Jefferson City, in few
days. PeIsons having packages, letters or
messages which they mgy wish delivered, can
Go 50 By leaving same at Nj. Nugent's resi-
dence, corner Washington & Market, or at j.
]. Kesney's bookstore 167 Clark street.
FREMONT RIFLE REGIMEHT.-Au accession
to this Regiment, was made yesterday NOR.
ming BY the arrival Of 120 new recruits from
Michigan. They are healthy, brave looking
men, and will be an honor to the regiment
and the cause they have enlisted to defend.
Q1sxtetmaster 4. D. Baker took them to their
new camp quarters On the North side, west Of
the Chicago cemetery.
PERsoKAL-Gen. T. s. Mather. Adiutant
General Of this State; Col s. L. Dickey, Col.
". q. Wallace, Ottawa; Hon. ". P. Dole,
Commissioner Of Indian AfEa1ra Geo Tousey
Esq., Indiana; ", D. Bennett, and four la-
dies, Milwaukee; J. ". Dsnforth. Esq, Hart
ford, Conn; G. Thompson and daughter,
Hamilton, Canada West, are 1t the fremont
House.
#a Pictures Of Southern Life,'' being SIX
teen Of Russelrs letters to the London Times =:
complete in one volume. IA Protest against
Slavery" BY Henry Laurens, Of South Carroll
IA. "Tha American Flag" By Drake, uni
:tofm with Dailsy's illustrated edition Of the
"stM spangaed Banner" and Lealla's Picto.
raal History Of the War. No. 6, have been re
cedved by Walsh, corner Madison street and
Custom House Place.
The Chicago Drssoons viii meet ut the Ar
mo<y this morning. 1t o'e.oGk, ssis1p,' to +.
mustered out Of service. Bring iu bleakets an
" poperty OF the to3npany, Or It will be tAke1
@Gt Of the paT. G. ". BAKER, Captain.
The 'sboys" Wi1 receive this news witt
great pleasure. They hare been kept, through
the bluadezs Ct some one, idle and in aus,
axe anxious to re-en1ist for the Nar and return
to the army At the earliest practicable mo
nent.
SUDDEN DEATH OF SALOON KEEpKR.-Ja
cob Kliett, who kept the saloon directly oppo
Site the Briggs House On Randolph street, fel
dead behind his bar on Friday night at
o'clock. He had always enjoyed gsod health
md WIS to all appearance, perfectly well
moment before his death. On the day Of hi
death complaint had been made against hiu
for keeping disorder1y house, and q warran
had been sezTed upon him to answer tn
charge.
A.sEcEss1oN1sT FLoGGED.-Y Yesterday MOI
ming aboat o'clock man formerly from th
South advocated secession sentiments il
Atrong terms, greatly to the indignation Of th
NUMEROUS loyal oystanders. After hearing 81
they could well endure tTo Of Maj. slem
me1s recruits stepped forward and gave him
severe taraahiug, which he richly deserved
Some of The police were present, but consld
ezing it = reward Of merit" did not inter
fere. The tystanders were unanimous in thei
verdict" served him right"
LEE NusoE DRAEoosB.-Th;s fine BODY @
mounted nen, under command of Capt. Tatel
m2n. we're On parade yesterday, and elicitei
universal admiration for their fine soJdierl,
bearing This company numbers 1O4 men
and were yesterday inspected by Capt. Webb
y. q. a, accepted, and mustered into til,
United States service. They leaye for st
Loun this morning, by the G., A & St. L. r