, 1862-09-16

and Of all the government stores having been
prevent visit
THE CITY.
PEnsosAL.-Ex-Mayor Harding Of the Nine.
teenth Is in town. lie denies resiguing at the
request OF the regiment, as reported from
Springfield.
SICK PR1soSERs.-There are ninety-thrce
rebel prisoners now sick at Camp Douglas,
requiring tho services of twenty nurses.
From Saturday morning to Sunday noon,
there we're seven dcaths.
1DEST1F1ED.-The body found in the Chi
cags 1slyer, ncar Randolph street bridge, on
Tuesday last, has been fully identified As that
Of Carl Peterson, highly respected Norwe.
gian citizen.
The DoARn OF TlkAnE BATTERy.-Thc Board
Of Trade Battery has obtained new guns from
the government, and is stationed on the Louis.
vile and Lexington Railroad. thirteen miles
from the ene1ny's pickets. The battery is
highly thought Of and will undoubtedly be
first in action.
Boz DRowSEp.-On Saturday morning.
about 10 o'clock, IN orphan boy eleven yeare
OF age, named John Madden, who lived with
his uncle at 135 Townsend street, was drown,
ed while bathing ia Ogdcn's canal, in the
North Division The coroner held an iuquesr,
and i yerdic! Of accidental dro TnIlg was rca.
dered
INrRoyENEST.-Wc arc pleased to observe
That much needed improvement is being
made on Ki1zie street, between Clark ant
Dearborn. The OLD r:ckcty, plank sidewalk:
which have so long been the terror Of al
nocturnal pedestrians in that locality, are he
ing renewed, and Will give place to nice
substan,ial stone pavement.
NEW Nrs1c.-Hoot & Cady, music dealers
Lar1non Block, have Issued, in very neat form
the seventh thousand Of the Battle Cry ot
Frecdom'' In an elegant shape, With co1ored
tile page, and the addition Of new words
also "Fa,l,er Atraham's Reply to the Cox, 900, u
by &. F. Root; and ttThe FIRST Love Dream, II
by II. Clay WorS, j very neat little melody.
REcE1-17s FOR THE IIscKER REGIMENT
LIS: tvcnins, Capt. Matthew Marks comp1ny
ef the Third Board Of Trade Regiment, trans.
Hurcd by the Adjutant General to the Hcckci
Regiment, left this city Tor Camp Butler. Tue
company was escorted to the depot Of the s..
Louis and Alton Railroad By Vaas & Deans
Light Guard Band, and left On the regula,
Lire o'clock train.
The "BLCE RIEBoS'' CATAwDA.-The first
premium for native wines at the late fair al
Br.an Hall, was awarded to the excellent
production Of Mr.. Hanford Of Rockford, in
this Slate. Immediately upon the publication
OF the award, MeEs.e. Buck & Raynor effect.
ed tie purchase Of the entire stock Of the
first premium wine and will offer it for sale
in I day or two. Such IN opportunity 70,
obtaining 60 excellent wine is seldom of
tcud.
BR1DGEroRT on An ExCCKs1oS.-The Bridge
port II. E. Church and Sabbath School giy,
! grand excursion to Joliet On Saturday, Sept
Goth 4 Union mee!ing will be held in thu
Grove, and Dre. Tiflany. Eddy and others ar'
~ So,
- issu ~ ue41,st seute cA!s VII ,'a''
VIC tTlo. De'a 4"A'47oA et4seI oi1use ~ . =
-. 1ae '1.A..s ats en's Ivy eens7 anu n'a.
Rice IL Co.'s, Q Custom House Pl.ce, and a
~ 111oA -1A' . ~ >1s ~'Ne*'0Aoa'
R411poAp Co111s1oS.- ra;1roaa cn1,;s;o7
occurred about seven O'Clock Saturday even
ing, at tie junction of the Cbicapo anil Sortt
western Railway tr,ck m Cans, .,ra.+ -,
.ee t'aca u ,ne oa'ena ana lineage haifoao
80. sou.e ~. y. .A'z.e e.eel o''e' tne tF'ch
.1ess eaeu ouei 1T i'snt apg'es' anu oesMee
.ne 'tf4"asns n'n. '1niS pulloios
4n'ca 'ene" so lna' .ne enslaee1s were uaaol
~ oAsco'ef lne11 ciose proximity unlll col
.'s'on vas uhafo1oAoie' i He4ssns eaF ol III
oi'4'"ee1e.n foao was oao4s smasneo' an
lux ioco"o'''c ot Inc oalena foaa was thro NJ
.'on ane llach HUI eohsloelaoly oamageo
r''''ha'ei' no one " Us nu11 os tne accident
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manners si,re1a ,,Se .oT observat{on f;n m
dcfcriptjve nozers md r,rc e1ocntionar
skill ahuna,nt1v ona1,fv N,ss ,r f,r hcr +osi
ard guarau,ce m cnt,.rtainncnt at nm
n,onant md Instructive IJcr +he,na ;s m
Of absorbing interest at This timc and all wh
wish IN understand tba "ch;c,1rv,, ,s +bo
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structure of Southern soc,,.tv. shou1a mt +,
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MEETING OF THE 1orSG MEMS CHR1s7lA
AesoCIAT1oS.-Thc fifey-second regular bus
ncts meeting OF tho Young Men's Christia
| Association wns held last evening. The pri1
| from valious committees.
The War Committee since their last repo
have held two meetings, one in the Scotc
Reformed Presbyterian Church, aud ono Ia,
Sabbath evening in the First rresbyteria,
This last meeting was very large and 1hc r
sponsts to the call Of the Association ye,
liberal. The contributions amounted
S:s.e;GG.4G, and the following members of +.
Association, now connected with the arm,
VI II made life mculbtrs; q. II. Perkins. ,
$. Rumscy, Leroy harrington, Calvin Duran.
Il. II. Dudley, n s. Bout5n.
The Tract Superintendent reported tn
under M a1,y disadvantages tlere have bee
ci:burstd - SIS races Of f,rei.p and ~ 5,
lagos cf FL .lish tracts. There are on la,