, 1861-07-27

TIE FRENCH PRoTEsTAFTs IN CHICAGO
The French Presbyterian church Of Chicago
convened this 23d day Of June, 1861, to delib-
crate upon. the temporary absence Of their
Tas:or, Rev. ]. 3. G. Beaubien, On absence not
orhis or our choosing, but caused BY sufficient
motives, well understood by us MI, mani
n,ously adopted the following resolutions:
LIST. It il with the deepest regret that We consent
! "a. That We a{ways have had, and atIll Do hays.
as christian man and gospel minister tlsa. ms
ces through which VIC have been called to pass
las ,nerited our high esteem aud perfect aprropa.
tim. ahd that bis public labors nnd private aess
g. That 1t il our >iHccc and ca1r==t desire shat
uur 1euyed Pastor sh,lid relurn TO us. at as carry
:.aay a. BE- practicable lest IN hts rrolonged ~
sct,cc the flock hl H., left without snepnsfd oe-
con:e scattered.
The a.tic,: tins aGopttd d by tho church AID
congregation was signed by Charles Alshe:ge,
P.eeident, and II. Larayea. Secretary.
TIE PIC MIC OF ST. Jons's Cuuncn.-At
1he late highly successful pic mic Of st. Johas
Church, at Lake Station, the sixth annual
rccurrsrce Of q like occasion, the following
resolution was passed ....
ard fi ffieI;ds Of st. JoGa's G6a1ch have, on this
.glorieus good timc' for which: IN . gseat mems.
and employees of thc Michigan Central Railroad,
and the people at Lake Station, therefore,
sars sarscrt. Ed, General Agent of the Michigan
Central Railroad for tue accommodating spirit and
genuine interest manifested by him in ,peIlecting
The necessary arrangements. end fur!herinFF the
CufO1 mcuts of the laY. to MesSr5. II. II. Him.
sain and J. II. Cook, conductors, for their n my
sets Of kindness; :; TO- S. I. johnson, Esq. Road
tation and their associates. for th:E cocdial vel
cumc and uniform hospitality, which We shal! ever
bear n grateful renee branee. q: vel as for Their
pared, swings erected, and other improvements
completed; and wc heartily commcnd the ground;
If Luke Station to all our city Sunday Schools and
cuIchcs as tie best and most suitable for picnics
tobe found within the same dist ance tsoua Chicago
WISCONSIN TEACHERS .AssocAr1oS.-The
Ninth Annual Meeting Of the Wisconsin
Teachers Association commences ct Fond da
Lac On Tuesday next. On The Thursday fol-
lowing n. II. Wells, Superintendent OF Peblic
Schools, Of this city, Is to Lecture upon
"Ieachipg us Science"
The NEW SHERMAS.-An elegant hop was
given at the new Sherman House last eve5:
irg, The Eeeond since the arrival Of our Gin
cipnoti visitors. It was charming afAs-.
Company t' 4 - Eugiuecrs-
The members Of this Company are requested to
meet at their headquarters, No. 60 Raudo1ph-st
tits evening at o'clock, to consult about the ee
| tion Of officers.
5i1L1TAEr GooKs.-U. 5. War Department In
l2ntry Tactics, 81 Is; Scotts Tactics. $9.75; Har
dee, 81 Gs: zouayc Drill by Ellsworth, s1.o9; Tht
Youn:; Recruit, sa.oa Cavalry Tactics, hy War Dc
| lartment, $4ss; Dayonet Exercise, Mcclellan
s1.Go; Army Regulations, 1861, s1.Gs.
MArs.-Colton's Map Of the United States, Soc
Map OF the Scat Of War, $1-smal1, 50c; Apple
TOMS Maps, 25c each; Lloyd's Railroad Maps, Is
esch. AL free By mail from the Military Book
stcrc Of T. L. Sherlock, 112 Dearborn street.
jys7:6t
A. r. CEosKEx: 81 sonth Wa:e. street, corner O
Wutash Avenue, Di:til!er Of ALCOHOL and extrs
l1c COLOGNE sr1u1r, distilled frieh every day
pnrcIazcre who desire itmay hare their casks I'LL
cd, ard allowed one dollar each for barrels.
1he dcodorized Spirlts made Ut this establish
ment Il 8 superior article for the manufacture o
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