, 1861-12-30

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banded in at the Counting Room before one
o'clock each day. The Evening Edition af-
fords an excellent medium for transient adyer-
tising, as It circulatcs at all the hotels, depots,
public places, aud On al the traius departing
in the afternoon and night, besides being read
BY thousands Of citizens who obtain the papcr
frnm the news boys, at the news stands and at
the Counting Room. The terms for such ad-
.yertising, are made known at the Business Of |
fee, 81 Clark street.
THE WAR II ISp1A.-T1c Panorama Of the |
War in India, will be on exhibition in this /
city during the week. t
Tue M1LL.-Thc prize fight to which VIC |
bare before alluded, comes off to day. Tie
particulars As to time and locality, hare heen
kept profound seerst, in fear Of police inter |
ference, but it is known that the train 1caYes
at Sc. N.
ClRcrIT CoCRT.-The Circuit Court will
adjourn on Monday until Thursday morning Of
this week, in honor Of the first day of the
New Yca1. There will be no call Of the docket
on Monday
L CHEAR VAT or NAk1Se NEwspArEn-
The Tines waits until the evening editions Of
the TRIBUNE and Journal are issned, steals the
dispatches and then fssues, thereby Saving
its telegraph bill. It is cheap way Of getting
up newspaper, if not an honest one.
SCARF Losr.-A very handsome red scarf
was left on seat r, section n, in Bryan Hall,
at the conclusion Of the concert on Friday
evening, and vas found By one Of the audi-
ence = few minutes after. VIII the person
who found it have the Kindness to leaye it at
Tie TRIBUNE oticee
H1GH PRICE OF COFFEE.--t the present
high price Of coffee, every family should he
supplied with ont Of Sanhorn's Patent Coffee
Stecpers, 1t will save large amount in the
consumption Of the article, and at the same
of the beverage. Try one. For sale by ".
e. Mallory, No. Il Lake street.
MAsos1c.-Ata a Regular Communication Of
Garden City Lodge, No. III, held in the Ma
sonic Temple On Wednesday evening, Decen-
Der 25th, the following officers were elected
for the ensuing year:-W- B. Bateham, W.M.:
j. n. Norris, s. IT.; L. A. Hamblin, J. r.:
Henry Starring, Treas: c. H. Lfl1ibridgc, Sec;
j. r. johnson, S. D.; c. Sink, j, D.; E. J.
Higgins, Tyler.
FIRF.-The alarm Of fire at 81 o'clock
Saturday. .mornirg, was occasioned by the
partial burning of a En1ln coden tenement
1t the corner Of Wells and Whiting streets.
The Department Uas out in good style, but
tie flames, which had not got fairly started,
were extinguished by the ueighbors before 1t
arrived Oh the spot. Damage slight.
DEATH At CANT DorGLAS-SamucI Cor
man, member Of Company I, 18th Regiment,
died Of measles on Friday last at Camp Doug
las. The body w:as sent to his relatives at
Mil1ersburg, Mercer county, On Saturday,
another soldier died at camp, named Harvey
Burean, q member Of Capt. Lawson's Conf
pany, Mechanic Fusilecr Regiment. The
body WIS forwarded to Grundy county On Sat
urday night.
THR R1eHr NAME--The name of the gal
liant Lieutenant Colonel Of the SD Indiana
regiment, Gen. McCook's Division, who par.
tiripated so crcditably IN the MumfordsyiIIe
fght, has been travelling through our exchanges
in crcry conceivable shape ortlograpby car
be twisted into. His proper name is Henry
ron Trebra- Hc WIS formerly -four dealer il
this city, and is well known in the North Di
1ision. Before coming to this country be w:s;
al officer Of distinction in PRUSSIA.
PEoMoT1oSs.-S. ". Grosyenor, William J
Steele, and jonathan Slde, by special orde
from Gen. Mcclellan, have been discharged
from BarRers Dragons, now ut Washington
and have reeei7ed commissions in Col. Voss
cavalry regiment, Grosyenor as Captain; Steele
First Lieutenant, and Slade, Second Lieutcr
ant. Thcse promotions arc well made. Tb
officers arc men Of experience and proficient
in the cavalry drill, and bring to their new pe
sitions tho valuable results of long service i
volunteers. We understand they will be read
to receive recruits on Monday. This is an c,
cenent opportunity which many desiring
enlist in the cavalry service will be quick
improve.
TOM THC&B.-Gen. Tom Thumb, who h
been the feature Of the past week, remains
Kingsbury Hall for another week, which n
positively be his last one, rs on Saturday ne
he commences journey northward- e
little man las met with extraordinary succc
in this city, and will vary his entertainment
the coming week so as to suit the tastes al
indulge the curiosity Of all The General "
at the Hinkley concert Friday evening a.
created quite a.scnsation- He entered the e.
during MoIlenhaucr's splendid perforuan
Of the Carnival and in spite Of the exc
lent music drew the attention Of the whe
audience and was the focus Of hundreds
opera glasses. For little man, the Gene
is decidedly q big thing.
B AS civilization advances. the calls up
the ingenuity Of the inventor increase, q
day By day the contriyances of earlier tin
give place to articles Of elegance and usef
hess. The Saponaceous Compound Of 10,
G7yeerine and Cocoa Nut OIL, designated
coaine Soap. has already elected the high
admiration Of competent judges. It is p
pared from the purest and best materials a
possesses Che desirable qualities Of rendcri
the skin delicatcly smooth and clcar, aud
moving al1 impcrfcctions. 1t is guarant,
equal, if not superior, to the flr famed 8
heretofore unriva1led productions Of the Ct
bratcd Paris and London pcrfuuaers. It
neatly and elegantly put up in boxes conta
ing three cakes ut s. and 50 cents the
by Smith & Dw3er, druggists and CHI
lists, opposite the fremont House.
An OUTRAGE on Ton TuCND.-A daring
tempt was made on Friday night last to
The little General, Tom Thumb, Of his jcV
and other articles OF value which have b
presented him. and which, apart from II
worth Us souvenirs, arc Of the most costly
scrfption. The burglars broke into the DR.
ing room Of Kingsbn1y Hall, where Tho
giva8 Ills entertainments, and thoroughly
sucked every box and trunk in the room, &
tcring dresses and other articles orer the
indiscri1ninately. The jewels in the II
time were eafe in the hands Of the watc
agent at the hotel, and the burglars were p
~ rewarded for their trouble. Seeing
earthly use for such a collection Of S
clothes, the burglars decatnped without
stracting any Of them They had evide
seen the jewels on exhibition, and mott
they were removed to the rear, supposed
were Kept there.
FP1TCHxG IS."-Thc Journal is excr,
again because we hare ''pitchcd into' the
tons, and wonders if we will next t'pitcl
tor the churches and graveyards. We II
.d1;sn thn J,,trnnI to hitch iptn the churf