, 1861-09-19

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This department d basanass ~ COME 70
include very vida range OF articles, ~ viii
appear from the. advertisement, in another
column, oE Aeesrs- Allca Il Dalton, of No. u |
Lake street They occupy store which
shared the fine improveme Of Esising aud |
rebuilding the fremont House block and the |
premises are now airy, comnodfous and hand
ecme, and filled throughout With 3 most com-
plete stock In their line, covering the whole |
range ofhouserkeepers goods, from range to !
corlscrew.
Thef have several years experience In their
business here, and have won an exseus.ya
trade and N excellent reputation. It ha
proof Of the permanent utility Of their goods
that they have carried their buainaes forward
even in psnic times. L LIST Of tne:r yarious
kinds OF stoves, both wood and cosl burning
would comprise sone Of the best established
faVoritss Of the domestic world among u.
Ihey manufacture tin and Japanned wares in
extensive variety.
Among matters well deserving especial at
tention In their stock at this season, when al
ready the cold aeason has been foreshadsWed,
IL the Sanford Challenge Heater"
The inventor 1as the first to introduce the
plan Of caueing the fire to pass through q
number Of small tnbes to radiator aboye.
whence the draft finds Its why into the chin
ney. Mr. Sanford adopted the above form in
his now celebrated Portable Heater, and 50
fully has It been found to serve its puroose.
the name principle has been adopted by yari
ors inye1tors-and an examination will proya
that those furnaces which give the best salts.
faction, are such as adopt this plan Of increas.
ing the radiating surface.
But while other inventors have Initiated
this conception Of Mr.. sanford's, they have
avoided Infringing upon his peculiar form and
COIL binatton Of the fire pot and tubes, by
means Of which the amoke and gases euaaa-
ting from the fuel are consumed, and the heat
II directed powerfully to the surface.
Never Was season in this city that suggest
ed more powerfully, in advance, the economy
OF fuel, than the winter We are approaching,
when rates must inevitably rule high. The
economy Of the Sanford Heater is attested by
many Of our well known citizens who have it
in use, while as to its perfect working there Is
but one verdict.
The Fremont Rifle Regiment,
| This fine regiment Leaves for st. Louis this
afternoon at bslfpast four o'clock, by spe.
cia1 trsiu via the Illinois Central Railroad,
The original destination, az understood by
the Regiment even up to late hour yesterday
afternoon, was Washington, but for some rea-
eon the programme was changed and march
| Ing orders received yesterday for st. Louis.
The Regiment will leave their camp atW rights
Grove at halfpast twelve o'clock this noon,
and El1 march down North Clark street to
the Board Of Trade building, near the corner
Of Seuth Water and LaSalle streets, In front
Of which will occur the presentation Of q
splendid stand Of colors to the Regiment at
| the hands of the Board and numerous insur
auce agents Of the city. The American Flag
comprised In these colors, Is probably the
most splendid standard ever made In thie
city, and was finished at cost Of $500. It Il
embellished With truthful and beautifn
portrait ct Gen Fremont, painted by Healy
and two sketches illustrative Of prominent
Incidents in Fremont's life.
The Regiment will leave the Illinois Cen
tral depot, foot Of Lake street, at halfpas
| for- .,5 po;1, 1,e aooo,,ps-f.a h., +ha 8-e,
-so;,oa,,t of 10 nonc,a. Rr5ooaa to~+ha san.
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: The T1appe Murder Case.
The Trappe murder .case was given to ths
jury Of the Circuit Cour: yesterday morning
They were absent but short time, returning
with verdict finding the prisoner guilty O.
manslaughter, and fixing his sentence at ter
: years confinement in the State fen1tentiary.
The case at present IN nearing 1a that OF Johr
Sullivan, indicted Tor an assault upon JohE
Roos, private IN Capt. Won horns Compa
! NJ, of the Hecker jaeger Regiment. Tht
STAIR took place at Cottage Grove, in the latte
! part of June, and was the result of d1unkel
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