, 1861-09-19

HnIan 8 s1'aAs-.
f,npr FOR TEE M1J1or ,nn,n.,
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,.-.. B..d,.d hushe,s ~ ,,r, -. .ht1,.,n.
,v.ete-Jkav. and RITZ tha-. !. 49,. ~ rnat
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l. Z. h h--ahe Illinois Central Railroad
Company are shout constructing ut their shops
n'e hundred additional grim c4rs, which Is
se'y geoa mdicaaon OF the increase OF soeaf
sasanees-
C1VAIR9 RkeaciTs--A cosnpan5 u nuot!
men. under comm@ao o. eap' ". ~ uluo'o,
a1nseo IN 1alS eats 5@'e.u, "'in 11Ne"os
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'neos' n"" '''1-E.s1 ~ oo.''e o1e''
RAsKrr PIC N1c,-Ihe Second Pfeebyte-
r,.n Churchof this city, will give = basket
mic mic to Lake Forest On Saturday next.
which will render this the pic mic par ercel
lesof Of the season. we snail refer to this oc-
cssio1 more IN oesal 10 q iuture issue.
pr,1rr,ox or F.pa-Wa ,o,,~a +,.+ ~,
4-.va,,nc nnh,,c ran evas1 +ha,n.a,rAs or -
.<c,nt ,efnct,on in y.-a 49, tta Nan 49,
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,,ens,on n,fa,e Tha fa-a ha,1a~ ,aa,;oas -
- dr1,sr. and aftv c,r+. eo.h3es =, ssa,o..~
- reech New yorE hv f7r.t c1as. rars f>- 7ha
tn nrrce of txentv one do1lara md ha1f
fn,a this roint.
srAnn1se ArFRAT.-A stsbbing aTray took
place night before last In saloon aud concert !
room, kept BY one Edward solun, near the |
conner Of Polk and Sherman streets. The
afftey originated in drunken brawl between
cne James Mo7risey sod John Cramer, In
which the former received two severe cuts
unon the head. ltwas in this identical saloon
th,t tte trnuble arose which resulted in the
death of John Trsppe. In June LAST.
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4 BRuzAI HrsBASD-one William Robin
Ran was before the Poace Magistrates yester-
nnit. nasiept 1it:}- woman cha-pfnp h,o, nth
ahasine her in violent manner she s,,aoea
that he eane boma ct n,oh+ ;,to1;ca+ad and
fist she locked him in. which 90 enrapna him.
thar he ADVISED har m os+ shamafn,,v sba aon1g
..c.nea b,e ,,.nca hv arnn,n o,;n,- +ha ,,o1;cs
+,ha~a;a r,a t,o.;.t..ta ..,o,saa a.o oe
+hrao 5o1,ars
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FOR THE NINETEENTH Red1sfENT@-A te"
1nen ase wanted LOT COL iarch1n's N1neteenth
hegament, now IN washington, TO supply the
places OF discharged nan unnt Tor military
=. ~, nnros,s 49, .1es--.t,sl - e1S, ~,
b. a,:.n hr nor1t- ra~,. t. 4 $500 -
st.te snd ps,ao1nh ,4rest. w,a-s ,a ~ alaa.sa ~
csn ha 1ef5 ~ tla q ho4s,, - 49, 1ats -,
nra.7,- ns-+ ~ ~ ,aasoa. - - 49,
pa,.t;.s ~ n.r-;n,.tor ~
N'N'AS NA4" so--
10 TIE fETRH1ED STUMP MAS--Wa are
authorized by the Committee On Fine Arts
and Natural History to desire the owner Of
the pet11fed stump, on exhibition at the late
S:ate Fair, to come and remove it.
The balsnce Of the articles remaining In
49,. afn.-y D. - W go
..sp..ao,z. e..o..- - ~. - ~,
snas+hem ''~o ~>~~ '-~0' 49,
FREsEsTA11oE-Ctpt. a. t. Ducat, late SUI
Fe]of o. tae board Of Under#rlters OF this
tl1y, apo 1oT "a captain in Col MeArthuFa
Regiment at Paducah, arrived In the city on
Saturday morning and was presented with s
fine swosd, sash, &c, by the under#rfters. 4
very apI ropriate speech was made By S. T
AtWattr, Egg, President Of the Beard. Capt
Ducat lett this morning for his regiment IL
Kentucky where he will do good service a
occafiou Hay afford opportunity.
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