, 1861-07-15

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III August next
TIE IRISH BRlGADK.-The Irish Brigade
ERE under marching orders, to leave for Mis-
scuri this (Mondas) evening
LARcEEF.-On Saturday, Alex. McCloud,
charged with larceny In stealing coat from
Patrick Collins, Of the Gold Eagle, canal boat
man, MAS held in 800 bait
GoDET FOR ACGCs1.--Godey'e Lady's Book
and Arthur's Home Magazine, for August,
have been received By Walsh, at his Book and
Periodical Depot, corner Madison street aud
Custom House Place.
GREAT WESTERN BAxp.-We learn that the
Great Western Band Of this city have been
engaged rs the Regimental Band of the Heck
,r Jaeger Regiment, and will leave for Alton
on Tuesday.
CA1cAGo LIGHT ARTILLERY Co. Ave
learn that Capt. James Smiths command are
urder orders for Missouri, to be attached to
the 1eth Regiment, Colonel Turchin's, as we
learn.
Our FRC1T MARKE7,-There were peaches
in market for the first time on Saturday.
Strawberries have gone out. R1spterTies,
cherries, curranta and such small deer are out
in force.
VISITING CARDs.-The Photographic visit
ing card is the style Of picture now in fashion.
They are made cheap and to perfection at
Cssbutt's Garden City Gallery, 13l Lake street,
one door west Of Clark.
Col MCARTHCk's REGINENT.-1st Lieuteu-
ant Waite, Of Col. McArthu1's l2th Regiment,
is come to town to recruit for the Regiment,
and has opened IN Office near Daniels Cigar
Store, under the Matteson House.
TEE WEA1HER-Saturday was cool aud de-
1icicus. Just the weather to favor the ciu-
zcns ordinarily pleasure and health seekers,
who6e narrow means the season will keep at
home.
NEW MILITARY CoMrASY-An new Company
has been organized, called WentWorth's
Light Infantry. The captain is Norman Hahn,
son Of Dr.. Hahn. Their armory is at Lind's
Block. They have 50 members, all well
drilled meu.
Owners WAN1Ep-Au owner is wanted for
a silver Lunt.r cylinder watch. It can be
found at the Central Police Station, Court
House, basement, south side, Also an owner
for bobtailed bay ho-ae found running at
large on the West Side, with halter on.
SHERMAN House NEWS sTASD.-Messr5.
Shear d Co. have opened conmoGious and
completely supplied news stand il the new
Sherman House, where tie public and travel
ers will always find the freshest and latest Of
Iews md periodical literature.
1T STILL L1vE.'-C. II. Coolidge, late Of
this city, writes from Westminster, Mass, to
say that he wasn't killed at the battle of
Boongille Mo. It Was Marcus N. Coolidge,
younger brother Of the above, for some two
years resident in Missouri as Civil Engineer,
CINCINNATI & CHICAGO An L1SE.-We are
indebted to this new line Of travel, and to
James Duffy, Esq., under the fremont House,
for repeated fayors Of Cincinnati papers in ad-
vance Of mails a7d telegraph. The regular
Cincinnati train arrives here now at 6:30 P. II.
ATTEMPTED Su1clDE.-A German by the
name Of Henry oyer Was, On Friday, arrested
At house On the corner OF Jefferson and North
streets, West Side, 1aving mad with mania a
zotu, Ed in the nc. Of shufaing off his mortal
coil in a moose constructed with tEo handker-
chef. lie WAS properly cared ior.
BRYAN LIGHT GCARp.-We were mistaken.
This Company, Capt. Geo. T. Letz command
ing were organized in April, under the new
militia law Of this State, not IS Home Guards,
but for actua1 service when called upon.
They number ffty-fys members, aud drill
Wednesday and Friday nights in Bryan Hall.
TIE CHR1s1Y MHsrRELs.-This iucompar-
at1e troupe Of ninstrels have been drawing
crowded houses at Bryan Hall for two nights
paEt- It is better to laugh than to cry. You
will he sure to do the former If you go to
Ba5an Hall, in addition to enjoying a rare
musical treat,
l. Non1R AcT-On the arrival Of the Sd
Wisconsin Regiment yesterday, the n s. R.R.
Co. had ready fer the troops las gallons cof-
fee, TOO loayes, Is hams and made up into
sandwiches, and went through the cars and
gave each soldier sandwich with liberal
mug Of coffee
Po1sosme,-The family and boarders oi
Mr.. Parmalee, at No. B, Washington street, a
few days since had narrow escape from fatal
poisoning, the bread Of which they partook
having been foxnd by subsequent analysis TO
be heavily charged with arsenic. An investi-
CATION is being made,
POLICE CouRr.-In addition TO matters Of
more moment, noted elsewhere, Saturday g
Police Court gave more than medium List Of
lesser cases. Mrs. O'Hara was fined $500 for
abusing q CRIPPLED old woman; James Phillips
refused to obey orders Of depot policeman
fined $500. There were bakers dozen o.
dFunks-
NORTH CHICAGO RAILWAY.-The North
Chicago City Railway Company have extend
ed their track three quarters Of mile north
of the City Limits, and hare leased the north
end Of Nrght,a Grove at the present termi.
aus Of their road, and will furnish the grove
tree to Sunday Schools and other picnic par
ties.
BUReLARY.-On Friday night the residence
Of B. Acklcy, on the corner Of Fulton and
Morgan streets, On the West side, was entered
by burglar and a thorough ransack made,
the scamp taking nothing but watches and
money. Entrance was effected By rear win
dow. The household we're not aroused BY
the operation.
TIE CHICAGO Ice TRADE.-We learn that
Charles Foliansbee who has succeeded to F,
Aehrirg In the "Opposition Ice Company
is sending 1arge supply Of ice to our troops
in Cairo. No fear however exists that he will
not have enough left for his city trade, With
nhom the Willow Springs Ice is in excellent
repute.
PFC N1c.-The sedgxick Street N. E. Mis-
siouary Bchool, hold their annual basket pic
mic st Wrigat's Grose, at the terminus Of thu
North Clark street Railway, On Monday NEXT,
towhich all who would like to enjoy pleas
ant day In the woods are invited to attend,
the only expense being the price Of the ride
In the cars.
FoUED DnoWNEp.-The body Of man WAS
found at the American Transportation Com
pany'e dock, near Madison street, on Saturday
morning. The following is description
Height, five to SIX feet: ribbed cashmere