, 1861-07-10
0FEENCES,

OFFENCES.
ass% xsat ss Asan Hsas a ass s
III Bsshnr & sf9 a e2 n,ts solE f. Biunf and ad
1445 DrayiuE without license, 10. Disobsying
badge, !. No name on dray, |. Exposing peEson
in street, 5: Express, wagon no License, g. f15
gety l. False imprisonment: 4: an f1gn1, mresf 4
houses, T.: Kidnapping ID child, !: Keepipg houses
q u fame Larceny 11o 5atqnnn Makns fSass sf1ee,s
Passing eoantsss Peadliaa pfaa'1g 9gssSand ta
eoods'b @ Repreacnting hmsesf an officer, Riot,1s.
: fs fsnindii1g, ). Shooting in city limits, s. strik
i1g gnR Sh esa ssa s.lse stesas om
dsr Vielating hsef order, l. vioains bsalth
'44e4' NATIoNAL1TIEs
I,ish, 95e; Americans, 453; Germans, 2s5; Col
ored, IDS; English. 30; Scotch, Is Canadians, 38
French, g.; Swedes, is; Italians, r.; We1ch. Z;
No5wegians, 6; Hollanders' 8; aungarians' 3; Pol
A Card.
The Sisters Of Mercy in charge Of the Or
phan Assylums, return thanks to the beneyo.
city, who got up the Fair for tha Orphans
benefit. Their Find charity and fndefatigable
zeal are beyond all praise, and well merit the
eternal reward that God has prepared for those
who serve Him in the persons Of the suffering
Door. Also, the thanks Of the Sisters are due
fo Mr. Br7an for the free use Of his elegant and
copmodions Hall, 30 well suited for such be-
uevoIent purposes, and to the gentlemen man
agers for the very efficient aid rendered by
them during the three days and evenings Of
the Fair. The Sisters return thanks In spe-
cial manner to the benevolent public, particu'
larly Of the North and West Divisions, who,
notwithstanding the pressure Of the times, re-
spouded 80 generously 10 the appeal made in
behalf of the:desritute little ones.
From Camp Long.
EDITORS TRIBUNE: Seeing in the Chicago
Post an article about the Fourth Of July in
Camp Long, written in the most unserupn.
lous and unfair way, we cannot account for It
otherwise than that the reporter Of that paper
was probably himself under the influence OF
some stimulating power, aud worked ont Of
his own imagination the shameful scenes SO
boldly brought out by him before the syea % 9i
the public. It was surely the quietest Fourth
Of July among nineteen regiments OF the State
Of Illinois. We are straightforward soldiers
| we Ike to see fair play and fair statements IN
| papers about our proceedings and behavior
| but ne are very punctilisus, and feel uneasy
I when we see the malicious concoctions noe
| only of quite sound, but even OF a partially
| disturbed brain.
OFFICERS OF THE 10TH Rect, I. Y, n.
Missionary Meeting.
| The monthly meeting OF The Ladies' City Trae
| Missionary Society will be held this "WEDNESDAY
afternoon, at O'Clock, at the rooms Ut the Young
Mems Christian Association, No. Is Methods
Church Block. All the officers OF the Society, ant
Tract VISITORS are respectfully desired to attend
EF. DICKINSON, sec'y.
M1lrAnY.-Wanted- "A few good mechanics, II
! foin the Sappers and Miners Company G, 19tl
! Regiment l. S. n, now In camp 1T Cottage Grove
Capt. D. c. D. WILLIAMS.
w Superior Claret and Hook Wines genuine
just received by Sargent, Apothecary, corner Rar
do1ph and State cts.
GARDEN HOSE of the best quality may be had l
any quantity. fitted and ready for use, at the Ruf
ber Store, lis Randolph street-Kfngsbury Block.
jys1m
GAx F1xTuREs.-A splendid stock just receive
at WilmArth's new store, 1872 Lake street..
!, | je13-30t
~ Cook T. McLain, 93 Dearborn street, ha'
J made their price for cleaning and dyeing Gent
{ garments less than any other house In the city.
ed
, w All should not tan to read the advertts
: nent Of Prot. Wood in to~day's paper. mhr1y.