, 1861-08-30

No CoURTs.-There viii be no Court Of
Record IN session IN this city until Monday.
Dull times at the Court House,
LOOK ouT FOE MAD Doas.-Severa} infuri.
atsd csnfnea have recently been killed On West
Like ana Randolph streets.
~ The public are rerninded tilat Buffers
& Co. Is sale of J.wel1y and Clothing Is this
Eanrnin:.
CARPEHtBAs Tu1Er.-James Carney WAS held |
to bail in 500 for stealing carpetbag from |
the Gsitna, Wednesday night. The exanina. |
ton will be resumed tomorrow morning.
CHANGE or TMR-The afternoon accom-
datien t7ain On the Chicago, Alton l. 81. Louis
Railroad leavee hereafter At 3:45 r. ". instead
of4P N.
CoRREc71oS.-Ald. Perkins desires us to
state that be did not vote against the ordi-
nance to adminiater the oath to the secession
lists. Adj. Perkins did not vete at all, which
deserves correction.
BADLY HER1.--A farmer named Sweeney
was thrown from his wagon yesterday, on
C9a1k street, near Indians, and very seriously
injured. The horses were running at the
1jzne, and be WIS unable to control them.
NEW BOOKS At s1cNA1IY's--The House
On the Moor, 3 novel, BY the author OF Mar
gara Maitland The Days Of my Life; Laird
Of Nc1saw, &c, received and for sale by Nc
Nally & Co., 81 Dearborn street.
A nnSf rao3ih3A
article entitled "How the French Live" Wln
he found on the Third page Of this morntng's
daily. It contsins some hints on domestic
economy that might be adopted to advantage
II this cou14trg.
BrRe1ARY.-The house No. II North Clark
street was entered Thursday morning, about
Q O'Clock, and quantity Of jewe;ry. valued at
$50, stolen from Cathe1ina Num-. A pair Of
boots a1d e in money were also taken from
seme OF the boarders. No arrests.
NaRm.7 scgoo1-The examin ation at the
<f5ce Of the Superintendent Of Public 1nstfue-
t,en, CT Saturday morning, is OF canoiaa1es
for aamsss3en to the Normal School, and not
of teachers, as before incorrectly stated. 1t
takes placs at O'Clock AM
FREMONT RIFLES Yesterday Is recruits
cane in from Mclean county to join Capt. Il
n. Fnsbie's Company, which now numbers
seventy tnembers Capt Frishie is vel?
kroEa snd reliable citizen. and will make {
ccxd eficsr. The Company will go into caml
Immediately.
TIE GALE S1sIERs-These beautiful dan
senses are about to leave Chicago for Phila
delpa:a, where they ars engaged at the Cont
1en.a1 Theatre. Their benefit is announced
for tc morrow night. and we trust it vii
prove worthy Of their merits.
SPADES ARE TRuMPs.-The entre1chulent
on the Mississippi will proceed under larg
force OF laborers engaged. MIR. Joseph shep
ard, who has been engaging spade laborers
this city, left yesterday for st. Lonis with
force o1 $50 stout fellows who viii make tn
dirt fly vixen they get at it.
LAEcEx1 OF 4 TRUEk AND CONTENTS
Michael Rcurke vas yesterday charged, at tn
Police Court, with the larceny OF trunk an
contents fro n the propeller Ga1ena. Th
trunk belonged to Mrs. Elisabeth Stanley. b
was held tc bsil in the SUN Ct $500 for his a
1sesanee at the Recorders Court, and in d
fault committed
DISHONEST NEwsBoT.-John Kelly, q nois
member Of The press gang, was yesterday hel
In the sum Of $500 fer examination upon Il
chtTge Of hE1gla1y. John was charged vii
breaking into the saleszoom OF the Mechanic
Bakery, Portland Block, and stealing ther
from I'll il silver. He will be further exa'
ined tomorrow morning.
RECRUITS FOR CA1Ro,-A fne compa
numbering over fifty men, passed through
city last evening en- route for Cairo, under
charge Ct Lieut. Smith Of the regular arm
They &c TO Fort PrentiEB to take the place
those cf the Plaindeld Light Artillery, v
did not enlist for the war. They arrived
the Michigan Southern Rail1oad.
HoUsE ROBBED. The House Of Jan
B1cwn, Ct 5Ae West Division, YVES entered
thieves iQiiHg the temporary absence Of M
Brown, and robbed Of thirty-fve dollars
gold, she having fastened all the doors Up
leasirg, but having neglected to secure II
window, By which the robbers entered 3
made of with their booty.
ATTEMPTED BURGLARY.-An attempt 7
made, on Thursday night last, to enter
premises Of Mr. Redmond, on Clinton,
tween Randolph and Lake streets. The b
gZar became alarmed at the noise made BY
Z. in getting his firearms and suddenly
csmped.
REPAIRS At TIE LocK-Ep--A force VIE
work yesterday at the Central Police Stat
taking down partitions preparatory to a.
e1al remodell{ng Of the whole concern
the construction OF a tier Of cells, from vi
sir sud light shsn not be excluded The
tact Yrice for the Improvement is 81
John McEwen il the contractor.
FREMONT DRAeooNs-A muster roll
be found ut the Office Of Perkins & Hard
No. South Clark street, in the hands Of
F. g. Champion. We learn that this conn
is fast filing up, aud viii be ready to 60
camp ut St. Charles, Kane county, the L
Part CT next week. No better opportuui
enter the esrvice presents itself than by
ing this company.
HuD TO BAu.-John Roos, who has
on examination before Justice De Vol
several days, upon the charge OF la1
Of large sum Of money from John
James Harrison, residing at Elk Grove I
ship, was held to bail in theisum Of 500
his appearance at the Recorders Court.
Was also required to answer ID the ST
$500 for the larceny Of horse found
possession. Bail not being forthcomin
Hak committed.
Az 1SFAMoCx FEILow.-A man n
True 6tickney yesterday assaulted a VI
Of low character, one OF whose greatest
f6rtuEes was an association with him, az
ter cruelty beating her, went and comp1
sgalast himself and got OF With }ight
The poor girl made q complaint against
in the Police Court and he WAS brough
whe1eupon he plead in bar his fine pail
it twss no &c. He WIS fined again and +
H. HIS ears would make an excellent
ment for the pil1ogy, we're such an insti1
eHant.
TIE KAEKAKKE E1cCRs1cK.-The
6lon to the city Of Kankakee, under th
Of the D1sp,aines Street n. E. Church
out on Saturday morning, 31st inst.
forget it, al Sc lovers Of sport aud PIE
and sou that have friends to visit, busf1
transact, now IL the time The grove i