, 1861-07-17
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forward. Wesurposu that want q: the East
is being supplied. How about the great army |
Of tie Tcsl: We certainly have In this city
films whose men and material might accom-
plsh excellent results in this line.
For instance, the firm Of H, Wltbeck &, Co.,
on the corner Of Randolph and Jefferson
streets, hare on hand and in proces= Of con-
struction, fve hundred wagons Of the best de-
seription and make. They are Just such as
are suited to the transportation Of loads over
our Neatern country, just sucl. IS those Of
which the Mormont annually Lu5 hundreds In
Chicago for transportation Ct loais acrosa the
plains. And none better could be found :or
our army ttains. They are made for two, four
or Elk horses, and will prove reliable under
every test.
The firm hare been sixteen years employed
in this branch Of manufacture, and nave no
uupcriors in their line. They have on hand
the material for several thousand wagons al
ready well seasoned, and as hard IS horn. We
know of no firm that would better fill con-
tact Of this kind, and it is precisely the kind
ofwhich this and other well known Chicago
firms could turn out large amount with the
greatest expedition. There will be no occa.
sion for the western extremity Of the Anaeon-
da to wait for the wagon if the mechanics,
ready and able to help him, are set to work.
The Yates FhalAnx Accepted.
Capt. Orr;n L. Ham, who is now in Wash.
irgton, writes home that be has secured the
acceptancy Of this regiment. This is cheering
news tdfthe members of that body, who have
waited with great impatience for an opportu-
nifty to serve their country, the prospect for
which now opens before them.
This regiment Is made up Of the solid men,
mostly mechanics and Well.to-do citizens.
Among the Captains Of Companies forming
it We notice many of our best citizens. Capt.
Slaughter lat present minister Of the goepeD
Capt Vaughan, Capt. Mann, Capt. Cooper,
Capt E. 0. Freeman, and Capt. A. Light, are
Of our city, and sound, good men, every one
Of them. Many Of them have seen service IN
the United States army. Capt. Light is prob
ably as good tactician as can be found, being
graduate of West Point, aud drill master at
Carlisle Barracks for seven years. He served
with honor through the Florida, Mexican and
Indian Ware. He is just the man to face the
clay-eaters and force down their throats q
more solid diet. Capt. Freeman is cool
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The Indianapolis Excursion.
This excursion, a private affair made up o
citizens Of indianapolis, bound for the Min
uehaba region, reached this city last evening
i by the Cincinnati Air Line route. It consist
ed Of 100 gentlemen and ladies. They arc tt
} be ioined BY a party Of our own citizens here
the excursion being made at half fare. The,
leave BY tie c. & n. W.R.R. at s A. NJ. to
day, The excursionists are to return at thei
leisure,
AsD IL! aaoie pune1AH,.o' -. a,1 Aouas W.. :.
night the house Of =. s. Pinney, 224 Thir
Avenue, Gate Edna Place,) was entered by
burglar, through rear window. BE stupede
d the servant girl, who slept up stairs, Wit
+ chloroform, and attempted to accomplish th
u same object with Mrs. Pinney. Her lungs b
s ing very sensitive, the effect Of the chlozoforl
e was to awaken her, and her screams awakene
t other inmates Of the house, but the burgla
e escaped. The house was filed with chlor'
form, and the servant girl "as so stupehe
s that it #ss difficult to restore her to conscioo
Il ness.
/ The reaidQnce 6f M18s Mary Gl2TF. Whjt