, 1861-08-12

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TIE EXCURSION TO WAuKEaAS.-On Cnes- n
CAV, The 18Th inst., the Sabbath School Of the o.
Cla1k Street N. E. Church, will take its an
nusl txcu1eicn. One Of the pleasant groves 81
on The cliffs, one mile this side Of Waukegap, F
has been selected as The place for the pic-nle. =
For the accommodation Of those who msy C
Ffeh to visit The city, and also enjoy the days s
ftst;y1ty Oh the mic mic grounds, the train Will,
after stopping at The grove, proceed TO the
DEPOT, aud returning to the grove, leave the :
cerct at t1DH.M Wewould advise all Wisa- |
uga ta3s, RECREATION, or those who would
Wit cne Of our reigtboring cities, to take
tie excursion train Tuesday, at s IS A. NJ
MCV1CKER's COMPLEMENTARY BESEFrT.-
1t il crly necessary for us to call attention 20
the fact that McVicke1's Complimentary BIN
eft, rendered By the citizens, takes plaee to-
night. The merits Of the beneficiary are 60
well known and go highly appreciated, that
noting We might write would add to the ova"
ton Ee will receive this evening. Tae pef'
fc5uauce selected is capital one--the baausl-
ful dra1nz Of " Grandfather Waitshaad" and
the comedy Of !" Lend me Five shinings, y with
da1c1ng BY the Gale s1ste1s- We expect to see
the Theatre crowded in every part, and We
+er.d advise all to 60 early as every line OF
Graz efa:n.r Whitehead is worth hearing:
R,ad the advertisement in another column.
FmEs-A fire occurred on the corner OF
South Canal and Mitchell street, West side, 81
111< o'clock Saturday night, resulting II the
eeet1uetion Of Neimeyer's Hotel, three-story
double building, together With the turrsture.
A tire story store and butcher sshop, adjoln"
ing, were considerably damaged, and tWo
barns in the rear destroyed. The total loss By
this fire will probably exceed 81, ,000-paEtially
covered BY inEr1ance IN the Etnn-
About 3 o'clock yesterday morning, two
stables situated in tie roar Of H. O. Stones
.ttideuce an Michigan avenue, were destroyed
ly f,s-sn} posed to be the work OF an 1neen-
dary. - :, ,,,,,s< Sunday
61erocu, p,oyed to be from the burning OIL
seme hay.Btacks at Myrick's Lake Shore
House, near Cottage Grove.
BUSINESS IN Cu1cAGo.-In looking through
tie :mmense stock Of staple Grocsrics, WOOD
er-xase, Cordsge, DC, at Day, Allen & Co-'e
60 Scush Water street, on Saturday-fenem
be1ire what We knew to be the cond1ticn
Of similar houses in both Cincinnati and 81
Il uis, and fors settDg that Chicago is no" ii
elsas eM".t" - ~ *hs+ thc;r,s 10 a nrec,
ricr6 business, iust at this time We WEI
erat;h, to hear, in reply, ttst the GALES mad
by Meesre Day, Allen & Co, during the pa
mortt. have fsr ceeded those Of any form.
month eince they have been in business her
Taking time By the forelock, this firm ha'
tecurea, and here COW IN s6ose' 'eis ts'l
ftcck g! Ench staple af1acatsa 20 ale "oes sn7
ed by the blockade ofthe ne" '>sM. te'ens
ces1ers viii make anote Of 1hss ana~c' s'eo'
heIy.}
There is probably no city IN 'onr you
tyr thst suffers ]ess-commerciaEy or nua
c,any-as q retult cf the war, than Chicass
Nor is there any reason why this should
be tie Gaze. The greatest primary grain mi
in the Ecrld, with millions Of cultivated ac1
pouring their various products into our Wa
housee, granaries, ard vessels, for sale and {
postation, with al our avenues 1of 1faFe'i ia
and commerce un1mpeaeo' We can see nu'n
ous arguments in favor OF the anticipated CT
tinued increase Of the business Of this city
..--1 AHA,
Fot1cE touHT-b7aoie "aoee -
arg 1a-Jonn Murphy, WIN oae icy
naahed BY nature and the otnef ~ w, eua
to make hoth the natural a~o a''lnc'n ;"
In unison in carrying the heavy cas3o
aforty yrod y he had aboarc-@1 aud ~ da1
George Monroe, after long voyege
the lakes, as sailor inabibed too reely,
made several lee-lurcnes aooae the s1Fee
$3. 49,
Bill Marshall ior inc pleasure eAl
enced IN his spree ano cnA1ges 1or ol@
him to the loekuP, *cneap. ,-,
Patrick Koss, held for beng o1sofo
He insisted that ne Was sunsa1oehs ano