, 1861-11-13

.ct in concert with the committees from ot1cf
ocieties and associations to the end Of for
harding the work and bringing it to sue
:esBful completion.
The meeting then adjourned sine die.
Rabbits Alka1{es.
In another column will be found the card Of
E, Edwards, wholesale dealer in Babbit's we'll
known alkalies, at LAG South Water street.
Rabbits alkalies, including sa1eratus, soap
powder, potash-prepared in cans, coucen.
trated lJe and erasive soaps, are already in
extensive use and bear the very highest repu.
tation OF any a]kalies in the market. Of the
potash We can speak knowingly, IS it has long
been in uscin the TRIBUNE establishment, aud
have no hesitancy in thoroughly recommend.
ing it to manufacturing interests requiring its
use. The soaps and ea1eratus are Of the finest
and purest quality, neatly put up in packages
fot immediate use. 4 tria1 Of their merits
will at once give satisfaction, and We advise
such Of our readers and the public in general
Who would shun the base alkaline drugs with
which themarket Is flooded, and furnish them
selves with genuine article, to procure sam.
pies and try them. We are convinced that
one trial will ensure constant uge. Mr. Ed
wards, ss business man, ID well and faTorably
known in this community, aud the simple an
uouDcement that these valuable a1kalies may
be obtained at his establishment is sufficient |
guaranty Of their genulnsnes, and will prove
IN inducement to the public to call and pur-
chase.
MYSTERIOUS OCcURRESCE.-On Monday |
Rtor1Y, rf tho hArnhAnt49 |
Police vas crossing Madison street bridge, he
was attracted to the side Of young and fne-
| appearing woman, who Was reclining upon
the sidewalk, suffering terribly, as she avezred,
from irjnries received from the shafts Of
carriage, In contact with which, from the care
les6ness Of driver, ehe had lately been
brought. Two other persons, one Of them
lady, had also been called to the place BY her
groane. They asked II d policeman should be
called to take her In charge, but she promptly
declined the service, and did not wish to have
any one summoned. When asked her name,
she refused to furnish it. At her request,
however, she Eas removed to house and
every attention paid to her wants. ltpresent-
II suggested itself to the lady, who hnd first
found the injured woman, that she was suffer-
/ 1QE uQ1d Lie pfalAa VI AaIOAs AA4a t44AAi9I
vas in about fifteen minutes confirmed by the
advent Of very youthful stranger into the
world. 4 hack Was called as soon after the
interesting event as possible, and mother and
child were taken to more comfortable quar-
I ters, although the young woman steadfastly
refused to give her name OF any clue to her
a family or friends. Speculation was rife du
ring yesterday in placing various conatruc
: tlons upon her strange behavior, but as none
- Of these are tenab1e, or known to be founded
:, on fact, ne think It best to leave time to solve
! the mystery In It's own way, which 1t will Il
3 due season. At latest accounts, both mothe
y. and child were stdoing as well as could be ez
er pectea."
a RETURN or TEE WoUNDED.-AB soon q
ne the newe Of the battle Of Belmont reache
NC this city, ". q. Osborn, Esq. the Preside1
Of the Illinois Central Railroad, dispstehe
- Dr.. Ame1man Of this city, the company's su
Al geon, to Cairo to look after those among Il
nj wounded who had previously been In the en-
he pley Of the company. Last evening the
nj returned having In charge three Of tt
49, wounded at the Belmont fight. Their nam
liz are Chas. Everts, G. B. Chase and Geor1
en. White, all members Of Company B, Chicass
tn Light Artillery, Capt. Taylor. Eyerts has
eo. serious wound in the head; Chase is wound
In The right arm and White, It will be remel
be1ed, had his handiamputsted upon the fel
Nc during the engagement. They are all dol
dee well and VIII soon recover.
~ SHERMAN HousE.-Ihe folio wing are amo
~ the arrivals at the Sherman House: Hc