, 1862-11-06

penal SUN Of 81, 600 bonds for his appearance |
at tie next 1eTm OF the B. corde1's Court. H. |
had committed other rohbesies, previously, |
4nd officer Green manifested considerable |
shrewdness in securing 60 slippery and willy
q customer.
TIE C1rA!,EI.--At time when fuel is at
palic prices, s stove that saves its cost IN one
season, may be considered the strong point Of
household economy. Messrs. J.wett & Ro7t
have manufactured euch stove, and for its
many st1oDg points cali It the "Citldel."
Without attempting to describe causes, We
may state, Is 1esultr, That il RECEIVES supply
Of coal for t~o days; and that, as the com bus
lion chamber becomes exhausted tie hot coal
falls In to Keep the fire at au even heat. The
waste in burning coal, rs every household
knows, Is in the equality OF supply. Jewett
4 Root have overcome this By their modal
s:oye, which may with truth be said to lave
been "t1ied as by 1lre" and rot found want
1rg in apy guilty claimed fori!. The "Clta.
DEP usy be found IL operation at 4. Z. i c.
W Days, No. 50 State street, who are tne
manufacturers sole agents in this city.
Go to tie fair this cveRing at Bryan
Hall, for the benefit Of the Nursery and Il If
Orphan Asylum. Every thing that is beautiful
and useful is there for ea1e at low prices
Fl:F1T CoAlM1ssIoN.-The fruit bu:iaess
which but few years since was one OF the
most important in the city, has rapidly devel-
pret into au immense trade, using large cap
1tal End cnplo, ing all The resources Of the
Fr1st -
Ec7, to mtct its demacds- As M instance of
thls, durl1g the peach season, the Mess5s.
Huntington Bros, d. Gregory sold upwards
Of Ii, ,0uo bushels. TITS well known firm To-
GATED al : Clark street, which started only last
spring upon q sulal capital and stock, arc
now deipg an immense business, and shipping
genealogical frs1ghts daily, equal to those
dispatched iy the old firms. In a1l the de-
Iaartments OF fruit, green and dried, cmbca-
cirg also raisins, pruues, figs, etc their stock
is first class, and iu quantity and quality de-
Ee1vrs midr spread patronage. Their motto
is cash sales tr sLort crt dit, s.nall profits aud
prompt dispatch. Our county friends would
Go well 10 give them call.
Fearful E1l,1o~ton Of y Lard Tank.
Tuesday evening, at about Sl9 O'Clock.
The 1achirg huu Of Palciier s; Williams,
corner of po1k and Beach streets, Urge iron
lard tank exploded with terrible force that
threw tfrom The first floor clear through the
Other four stories above, to the r.oi, wrecklng
that portion Of the building, md descending
10 nearly its former location. Another full
flank stood near, which was thrown from its
foundation, and Its contents spilled.
At the time Of the explosion there was nc
One in the building but the engineer, Patrick
Lynch, WHO escaped with his life, but was
most severely sca1ded about the face and body.
This morning he was not considered aa NOR
tally wour dcd, unless the shock and the
ecalding should Jet resuit in an injury to hif
brain.
The building was closed at the time, aad
The effects OF the conclusion upon it were
such that PARTON Of tn. west wall sprung
out several inches bsyond the windows in ths
&Apper stories, and The whole edidce-a yer,
large ono, formerly known as Kaoe's Brew
e1y-was terribly shaken.
No osatisfactory reaso1 for the explosion CT.
be given, at present, owing to the absence Q
Other witnesses than tho engineer. Til,
damages to the building will exceed 81 600
The loes in lard alone Is estimated at 81 500
--
R Hyou would hsre q good diuner and
Eocd. conscience 60 to Bryan Hall to-day. Ths
ara;is will lelp 20 feed aud clothe the littl
oncs Of the poor ard destitute
syr, wsaarx.rx<.n vIt..x~ n~...
49," sMoA' .~ek %a"e"e
The g5th regiment Illinois volunteers LET
their camp at Rockford on Tuesday abou
80 ...
uoon, aco '1r'''' III eals Guy c'e1 LIZ oa'ea
'aa e'te 4a' @'nus ~. 'AN WIN
nlgh'. c" rome 1of caso. anss legmen1 va
49," aa.;.x -. ,,.o,'ts - a..~s. 49, ~ au
4'cone our'og Tue 1nontu OF august, ana wen
into camp a; Rockford the 81 day Of Septeu
bcr. Since 'ha: time the men have bsen At
lively engage in drilling and preparing ia
active service in the lie,d. and under the e,u
attained proficieucs that is s.idom p,tnesae
n nexlr rsised rrei,ncp;s AZ was sho~n n'1 :
1h.7r march ,tronrh the civ
Ths fo,,nx;nrt - ,ha ra.;n'a,.., .o-4.u.
FIELD AND s7Arr OFFICERS.
GolnneI-l' t'f \ cnnrth ~
Mnjm-Leauccr Bland, n
Ss'g' F.. s19-, ca-G,o n. Westward
"a d 90 ~. F, Itaxr~
hrmT GaItel1us.,erMu - veg it,.
Gnaplaln-Thomae II. satte1ne1i
xoS-c'Hns~,"axp STAFF.
SerGesDr rAs5of-beone1t %akeuan.
Com ecrxsaut-fohn g. anribat.
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