, 1861-12-03

READY FOE TRAvE1.~-R Randolph street bridge
Is again passablc after its two weeks close,
CLOSING Ep.-Nayigation in the river is
closed, and will he soon on the lake.
MrIL1aAS's BR1aADE--The fragmcntary
portions Of Col Mulligan's Brigade have been
ordered to rendezvous at Camp Douglas.
BELOW ZEno.-Thc mercury fell to deg
below zero yesterday mornins-the coolest Of
the season.
CANNOT Recoverable workman who fell
from the building opposite the Court House,
lies in q comatose condition and cannot re-
cover:
CALL AccEPrED.-Rcy. Mr.. Rice, Of Con-
nccticut, has received unanimous call from |
The Westminster Church, in this city, and ac-
>eepted the same.
AWEEK OF PRAYEK.-Thc first week Of |
December is to be observed By The Presbyte-
r;an Church New SCHOOL, as 4 season Of spe-
cial prayer, for the revival Of religion.
HOSPITALITY (:eNot solitary response
Las get been made to the call OF the Gardeners
Society for the free entertainment Of the mem
s'crs Of the Horticultural Society. The reccp-
ton Of Pomona is IS cold as the season.
ELEcT1oS.--Capt. /. 4. Paddock, Of Co. z,
Was yesterday elected Lieut.. Colonel Of the
Ninth Illinois Cavalry. Thomas Il. Stevenson
WAS appointed Adjutant, stcc Knox, transfer
red to Co. Z.
e# Jewett d Co, Sc Dearborn street, sell
at 10 A. H., by catalogue, 100 barrels 1nackcrcl
and herring, 100 barrels whiskcy, gin, and
brandy, $50 cases Of alc-s -saleratus and bittcrs,
and 100 dozen brooms; also prunes, tobacco,
cheese, etc.
a PATRIOTIC TAn1LI.-Capt. G. Allen May,
Of Col Bells Cavalry Regiment, is ono Of four
brothers, I'LL Of whom are in the service. Two
of tic brothers hold commissions rs captains |
in the Second Michigan Regiment, the third !
1.ri1s Chaplain Of the same regiment.
SABBATH SCHOOL COMMEMORATE Meth |
odist Sunday School Convention meets to-
dsy at 10 a. m., at the Clark street N. E. |
Church, The exercises during the evening
will be Of an interesting character, and all the !
friends Of Sunday Schools are invited to at
tend. I
CONCERT FOR THE Relief OF TIE S1cK
Sc!plEKs.-T1e Musical Union, by q unani-
nous vote last evening. decided to give 4 con-
cert fo7 tic above object. The Society viii |
lave M extra rehearsal nexf Thursday evening, |
witt full programme arranged. AL the |
members are requested to meet promptly.
The third lecture Of the |
course in behalf OF the s'Ladies' Education |
Society,"" will he given this evening at the
First Baptist Church, by Prof F. ". Fisk, Of |
tl- Cnion Park Theological Seminary Sub
ject: Switzerland" The interesting char
ac:cr Of the subject and the reputation Of the
Lecturer guaranty full house.
Coop FOE SoMoSAEK-Thc little town Of
Somonauk, Lasalle county, which already has
g large proportion Of soldiers in the field has
lately furnished an entire company for the
Yates Rife Rcsi1nent. The company organ
zcd on Saturday List by electing the following
officers: Captain, E. 4. Rutishauser; First
Lieutenant, Charles Kitten; Second Lleuten-
ant, Joseph Stauffcr.
TIE FIRST DEATH AT CANT DoUGLAs.-Ru-
fus Lyon, private in Capt. Petts' Company
~ 'Ae e.' 1Sn' "su seo'5 ~
D' " '.plo te'e'' "e.n Luz
n'' ue''. - s1.s ,''np s"ee lsa '.'tt1eAe.on
--l.' e .esseu w. espgs.l~u Fe,s4
81 LUZ ''tt,t 40 ',e o1o .sAne'e1s -, WIZ ,4.s
noho's' "Aenee lucy "" ~ eon>cseo u Ito
quoi6 county, where his relatives reside.
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ne nA-'ee = p'4.4 AneA'1osl III W. issue VI euu'
o's unoel LIZ &'oo'e caltlon' III. l.. eol1p'al's
tna1 TIC eharges mentlonea Ii tnP1 Item were
1iorlpeo up against mn Ill revenge " some
squatters who had been occupying his lands
IN Cicero and lad been elected from them. OF
the merits OF the case We know nothing, save
as developed BY the evidence Mr L., hoWev-
CT, bears the reputation OF beng a respectable
gentleman, ana appears hcapaole OF commit
ting the acts charged against din.
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n'liss' oos.ou7 o'nnes VI feno1c.on' rroFl"
aenee; H. d: anoerson' fi'sourgn; Charles
q. Mu11nela, 1sq', lhl1oeipn1a' .. densha",
oos'oh' H. E. a"tch' ne" 1ofh-
AP.uno.n Fc.r-Tho Third .r;oh;no,
Rcriment Col Kc1,ro commanding 1,h;c1
n,sscd tb7onu3, +h;s c;tx !, f,r- d.ya s;nna
travelled the cntirc astancc f1om Grand Ra,ias
to Alton. distance of 10 miles. vithout
change Of cars. This unusual railroad feat
took place over the following routes: the De
troit and Milwaukee, from Grand Rapids K
Detroit; thence 10 Adrian by the Detroit anl
Toledo; thence to Chicago by tie Michigan
Southern; thence to Mattoon by the Illinois
Central; thence to Alton by the Terra Haute
o,,+ ohoooo ~ ,o,e fo,5,,o+o, r c;,.,a.~a
of thc sou+,ern Road lad t1,e c,,,rna - 49,
tran ox,pr tbe ron.c I'D t,,o o,co I'D, 4r,,;ot
t,.; icu11,cy was ACCOMPLISHED an.] -hc s,fet1
vnir1, crowned the close os The ionrnov ,1iE,
snea1, volumes fnr Mr. Simmons, no,,,gc,,,on
and courtesy.
TIE HoR71crlrURAL MEETING To-DAx,-
The ho1ticulturists meet to-day at Brya1