, 1861-04-30

F c. sherman, 80 Cahla,
James Loug, MI,
Ira T. M4En, y. T. - Nhe1p
Geo. " Gage, L. Bur!er,
Vim. F. Tinker, =. 9a'y'r,
O. " Cummings ~. M1ckax,
6. II Holuer, II. u, Co!sn,
8 S. Haye. q. 8. Huhh8'd,
Nathan Geare. sc. Benham.
But one sentiment pcrgaded the meeting
our country and Its Government Is In peril.
Let all political differences be sunk in oblfv-
ion-and We call upon men ct all former par,
ties to unite and extend q cordial welcome to
our distinguished Senator, who has sounded
the key note to this graft contest.
The above Committee are requested TO mee1
at 4 o'clock tomorrow afternoon at a. me br,sgs
House. IRA I. MUM, CnalfHAn.
GEO ". GAGE, Secretary.
Chicago, April %, 1851.
A TRuE PArR1or.-A circumstances de:e1Tes
to be stated relative to mine host OF the Ha1-
ward House, an eating station On the Chicago q
Northwestern Railroad, E. G. Ayre, whose
table people never 1ige from but with sense
Of full appreciation Of Its excellsnciet. KS
cently, IS cur readers know, three detacl-
usnts Of uaited States troops have passed
down this line, In all nearly two hundred
men. On each occasion, Mr.. AJFe fas gwen
the troops, both officers and prasatef' well
spread repast, something better than 1ataona'
rcfusir q each time any aud al remuneration,
aye,rirg that he was well paid in the coz
eciousn=Es Of being sble to do little seme'
thing for the comfort and aid Of the soldaers
of the Government Further tEa1 that, e
company Of volunteers la organized at HaF-
ward, ready to march Then called upon Nj.
Ayre'5 spirit per7ades his entire community
Hosrsrr.-Yestsrday lady passing en-
| North Clark street, dropped her porte MOL
| pa{e, containing about one hundred and MY
+! dollars, It was picked up by laborsng man
A.! named O'Hara, and returned to her, us coz
i tents safe ard unchanged, greatly to her los'
She presssd handsome reward upon the hnd-
ec. which te refused to take, Notwithstanding
! Ills circumstances would have made the sum
+! itae!f quite acceptable. 1t was vers handsome
ly done by both parties, who separated with 4
! high opinion Of each other.
! ArRu.-Ths month dies to-day. Che has
| ahed 30 many tears for herself, no one wal
weep for her now. If the old hdage holds,
Nav owes an inmense debt In the floral line,
for uApril showers :" that our readers can al
test have been received in full. The departing
month has smiled rarely, tcowlt d often-hak
given Us hail, and sleet and snow-has been
severe on the bud, mud abundant}y kept il
check out Of door operations. No one regrets
| ACCIDENTAL DRowNISG.--Ou Saturday la.t
Thomas Creagan and Jerry Sullivan were WEEK
Ing on the lake shore breakwater, wncn
Creacaa stumbled and fell into the basin, and
was drowned before assistance could bs ren
dered The body was recovered and an In
quest held thereon on scaday 2. Il. Verdict
Accidental Drowning
PAINFUL ACCIDENT, 4 WARNING We art
! panied to learn that on Wednesday last
Timothy Hart, a stepson OF John Carter
living It Nc. II Halsted street, was YER:
i seyeYely and IT is feared mortal]y wounded b.
the premature discharge Of q small cannol
which he was engaged in firing. The bnl!et
l entered lis breast and cannot be removed.
, | MILITIA MANS MASrAL-Thls is the till
Of az Instruction book f-r the use Of volun
, teers by Mi u Gilman. It is large and ust
!. fol work to recruits In every arm Of the SCI
+ Vice. For sale at sheslock's bookstore, II
t Dearborn street, where will be found ever.
I thing that literature possesses on the art
!, war. For LIST Of books md prices, see mil
/. ta1g column cf this paper.
CARE FOE TIE WorsDED''-E. B. Grave
whose name Is 1ayorab1y associated with
movement looking to organizing corps
D aCare for the Wounded" )" and who has rccen
2 ly visited Springfield on thla matter, wr.tcs
It that thc prospects fair that the s1tj ject ri
It be duly remembered in tho Bill noW beto
is on. State Legislature.
Z. c., B. d Q. R. r. TIME TABLE.-A new tin
~ table went into effsc: on the c., 3. T. Q. R.
on Sunday last. The Aurora Passenger 1eav
Chicago at AIS P. NJ, arrives here at 1850
or II. The through psssenge trains depart
ga. II. and S45 2. N.
lA THE MILITARY FIRE Ba1eApE.-The fl
:" men enrolled as a military compa*y are di
LIZ gently getting themselves rp fer vel. dill
corps, and will, when called OF, do good &.
49, ~ cutiea In queEchirg the fires Of rebellion.
t's PoErRx.-1f any Fer=on is desirous CT is
ing bulky volume OF poems on the war,
ed can help thcm to a numerous collection CT
ed fusions that have been poured In upon
,ee Who takes the lot?
F7' KILLED IN AN ESa1xE.-On yesterday af'
e. noon man named William Dixon, emp.o,
. 'as as 81 engineer at Single 1zii1 on tie cor
The .,.oo+o o.,;ao,+e1,,
No Into the fy.8hesl Of his engine, and Was
stant:y killed.
mo TIE IR1Eu BR161pE.-A meeting Of
IN "O'Mat Oily Rifle Guards" FOR the eiectioI
ofisers is called for thus evening.
ted Acknowledgements,
wi CAzP UstoN, CAIRO, April
We, the rcdcrsign d, a committee appoiu
to express the feeling of the cttiz n soldier.
uss Cnicag stationed at Cairo, would respeetf
r5tur1 the heartfelt thauke Of the Chicago
ng tallior, for the excellent dinner provided
yge day by the poble henrted and union-los
- citize2s of Chicago, and in Its acceptal
'ne would, in the popular lang Of the period,
d get, And m re- too"
lich LUIS D. HUBBARD, j. Z. SCoTf,
rass CAPT. koVALT, ?. P WooD,
Z ? FoBEy, FRASoIs MoRo
P. HARDING, c. A. COLBY,
Iold II. D. ADAMS. n. G. M1sENEa
;tu. JAMES HOWELL.
-. A Call to the Ladies'.
Unforeseen clrcume tauce have prevented 9
OF the ladies' fran being t. attendance at the
ipg hall over Me. AcVickas's 1heattr .e-da,
WAS expec' ed CON. n.eanentiy, some articles "
4f-e were sent there hy some af Uur generous
chAuts were taken away asatu. Ladtts have
10 been there and found 1hs h III c'osed. no one