, 1861-11-07

AANltA IL. I1I lA4f6 hA4t &AA~ VA"
r-c1ion is due.
A CARD OF THANES.-Tae commissioned |
ci,icers # the First Wisconsin Reg gimcnt have
Published q c&rd over their signatures, con
vcyirg their thsnks TO the Cincinnati and Chi
caeo Lii Line Company for the very satisfac-
tory manner in which the regiment was trans.
Il rcrd ever thei- road from tls city to JstItr-
ss;nvil!e, Ind.
RAILROAD C1AkGE-Wm. F.. Shinn, Esq. |
la.e Of The accounting department Of the
Piz:sbu1g, Fort Wayne aad Chicago Railroad
has :aser charge Of the passenger department..
l.r. shicn succeeds G. C. Hathaway, Esq,
who occupied that position until recently.
NJ. Hathaway has been assigned an other POSI-
1ion.
TIE SHERMAN House SoIREE.-The soiree |
IL ite Sherman House for tae benefit Of the |
C1iidren's Home, takes place this evening |
Tln concert Hjn connsncs at o'clock pre-
c;fe:3T, and viii undoubtedly be an excellent
u,asicsl treat. The other festivities Of the
evening vial Immediately succeed the con
cert
LITERARY E1TEaTAIHEsT--We are re-
quested to gay that there will be literary
entertainment at Bryant & Stratton's College
Lecture Room, this evening, to consist Of the
c:lvery OF series of choice quotations from
s:ancard authors, interspersed with music
The entertainment vii commence at 8o'clock.
Tic friecds a.d patrons Of the Mercantile and
Law Colleges are invited to attend.
RUNNING Els BA1L.-A man named Arthur
O'Cuu1cr WIS arrested in Kansas fen days
s=1cc, hy Chicago officer, upon complaint Of
lis bondEman from New York. O'Connor
was arrested for passing counterfeit money in
that State, bnt before the trial, managed to
slip his bail and rcn TO Kansas, where he had
jfi2ed company OF Jayhawkcrs. He was
brough: to this city last night and il nov or
his Way to New York.
GITTENs FOR THK SoLDfERs.-An officer
frcm West Point who commands one Of the
Iinest regiments in the service, suggests that
Woolen mitteng for the soldiers will be great
y needed when the co1d weather comes
VIII not all who can employ themselves in
this way help to furnish fire hundred thousand
pai7s2 They should be knit with one finger
go as to allow the use Of the fore-hpger and
thumb. It Is said there vas nore suffering in
tie C1imean war from frost-bitten fingers than
from sny ether one cause- Articles may b.
sent to the ne4rest SCENTS Of the Sanitary
Commission.
PERsoSAL.-H3n. E. 3. Washburn, Hon. "
S. HOLMAN, lad; Hon. E. Ball, Ohio; Major
J,bn Sn;cer. r. = 4. Cant Mitchell TT q. A.
Hvatt Smith. Esq. WIS., Cant n e. Nc.
y;anc. 1st Rsp,t Wis. N. ". Gonld. E.o.,
Montreal C. a. Adams. FAT. New York. B
p,7ne,c Fso. NewYork. T. IT. Ey.ns E.o.
Jo,3co E1u. e. walford. Eso 1,,ndon
Ecp- Jno. Adlaid, ESQ, New York: B. n
Hnmett Eso.. New York: N. ". Richardson
E.o.. Boston W.6. Mudgen, E=q., Boston
ST. Williams. ESQ, Washington. D, G.: ar.
.moug the guests Of the Sherman House.
nE fAssto 5 toNcER1.-Aue s@creo nus1es
entest@7nneft, 20 oe saseu W Oe 1aa71o W
hc1to" evening" IL sne enaicn " 'ae aol
'~a"e' promises ~ 10 n'pps @n.,i' "no NJ
tiops of the sacred masters who wrote 70
lie church. While Mozart, Weber aud Hay
Ger have written splendid worldly music,
j: il their sacred productions, they stand pre-
fm;ncnf1y sublime. Ii is BIZ, De Peseio'e il
tertion tn brire ont procramme COMPOSE.
ert5r.1v Of this c1ass of mnsic. and to this an
b,s seecnrfd tne chorns and excellent so1ist,
W. etrnst +bst 1;e cf7o~ts will he reuarde3 b
. ,a,re house.
eeie.oh:tne ooas " 1Ae ulo"aea nla
aonno IL 1he L.Ae' nes1 i@sA NoT' Oh ioss
~'s' @"s ~. 80 g,~S " ooA1 ans'4
ele"4Ao ~ ~ ~ pts.e4 one n5 1ue1 1As
e.eu ~ .ne 14<1' Ie "10 ~ , 1sssaaanse
+-oon +.~o ~ tbreo o,c3ocl- -, Tna.a.
r,orn;nr The same morning at eipb+ c,c,oc
revas fonnd arovned ...He ho.rded ~ st,-a
.ta hcarsinp bonse ass Third Avenne Fl
arousintsnces describe him "a a verv mela,
coo,v r,an of,en sitting for bours vitbon
en-sI,no1. mi, Eitb neither money nor friend
I. is presumsb1e from sl1 the circumstance
atttpdipg the case, that he committed suicid,
The deceased VIE an unmsrr;edIman and h,
eister living At Detroit.
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DEATH OF Az ILLINOIS soLD1fR.-Ihe Pitt
bu1gh 0aztt{e' OF the 4tn, says that Kane,
member OF the 18th Illinois Regiment, (whis
passed through this city day or two sinct
"as so III when ae reached th1s city that
Was taken charge o1 os Inc subsistence Col
mittee, and p1fcsa N tae mercy hosp1t
There ne oieo on r1lu@s' u eohss u
lungs. Inc oeceasea tes'aea neAi ealeae M
ard it "au oe gra.1slns 10 ms ttieaeS s@ 10 les
that ne was wen .~asn 4s .a .as.. ~ - @ ~ - 60;
every alteoaon al 1he nAnas s., " .ue eaos'
saee eolnl naaS -, ~ "a1 nra1a % a-n-onrfa+. ]
1ne1 eAp'ase, ~ 80 s.~ as4Ns :.
a1Aeu' so lna' 10 snon,a 1 1n,,x s 49, R ~ -
eous -
snABa1se AfERA1 AT cAeF . DousLAs 9
lamp nous1s n.s - H1%a T.a,aaH anso IsSsl. s
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