, 1862-09-03

81 house VI uau lePAsN' YEA 49, |
Van Bureu. The defendant Was neio IL sA,ne'
ball, to answer to the charge before '17 Nv
corder's Court.
FxcuRs1oy,-The ladies' picnic excursion /
to Kaukakee comes off tomorrow (fhurs-
day.1 The cars will leaye the Illinois Centra!
depot at quarter before seven O'CLOCK D. m'' t
aud arrive at Kankakee at half past nine, CIV
ing the excusBloDists aznple time to E1s1t Tue
regiment In camp there, to view the thriving
little city, take a turn at fshfug In the han-
kakee River, aud enjoy their picnic IN tne
grove, and he ready to return at FIVE O'CLOCK
In the evening. All are Invited to Join tns
excursion, and thereby aid the cause Of mis-
siona in this city. Tickets for the round trip
only IS cents. Chi1dIen's tickets half price.
~ We would call the attention Of our
lady friends to the fact that Mesfrs. stryker d
Co., at No. 141 Lake street, are IN receipt Of
their fall stock Of seasonable dry goods. Al
though nearly everything in tie way Of dry
goods has advanced largely in pEce during the
past few months We are confInt they will
maintain thei1 former reputation for selling
goods as low as they can elsewhere be found
in this city. Those visiting on: city during
the Fair Will do well to give them call. See
advertisement
WooDwoRTu RFLEs.-A fine company Of
men bearing the name Of one Of onr Oldest
and most esteemed citizens, Hon. James Il.
Woodwork, has just completed its organiza-
tion at Camp Douglas. The company was re- |
crnited by Capt. 4. J. Burroughs, brother Of |
the President Of the University. and by spe- /
cial arrangement Of Gov. Yates, they are to be |
armed with rifles and to act IS sharp-shoot- |
ers. They are to be attached, either to the |
regiment of Col. Van Arnam or to the Third |
Board of Trade.
Tm BOARD OF TRADE BATTERY ORDERED
AwAE.-The Board Of Trade Battery has been
ordered to Louisville, Kentucky, and will
| probably leave camp on Friday next. The
organization is in fine condition. The officers
and men are all longing for an opportunity to
win for themselves reputation on the field
Of battle, and no person acquainted with them
will doubt that they will send back good re-
port to their numerous friends at home.
MCTIcKER's sTHEA7RE.-Unc1e Sam's Magic
Lantern, il 8 grand addition to the Seven Sis
tiers. The tahleaux are truly beautiful aud
call forth loud applause from the audience
There has been nothing to equal them in the
way Of tableaux since those given by the great
Keller Troupe. The Theatre continues to be
crowded nightly. This is the last week Of the
Seven sisters OF the Magic Lantern. Let no
one fail to see them.
PERsoSAl.-hIrs. Phebe E. Yates, whose
philanth1opic labors for the amelioration Of
our sick and wounded soldiers, have rendered
her au object Of universal admiration, is now
in Chicago, at the house Of q friend, at Il
jackson street. Mrs. Yates still holds the po-
F sition Of Chief Matron at the hospital depart
meRt of the western army, and in that caps
city is doing q noble and praiseWorthy work.
She will .remain In the city during the
present week.
, 4 CAR LOAD OF L1ST.-On learning that
the Surgeon General was in need Of lint, Hon
Mark Skinner, President Of the Chicago Saui
tary Commission, telegraphed to Cairo for .
car load to be shipped to this city ut once
The Illinois Central brings it hence free O
+ charge. IT is presumed it will meet with equa
generosity win Pittsburgh and Fort Wayn'
and Pennsylvania Central, On its way east
u ward.
= PREsRsTAT1oS.-Lieut. Edward E. Tucker
= of Capt. Barnard's company, Second Board Q
r Trade Regiment, was yesterday the recipien
e OF q handsome sword, belt, sash and revolver
His company were treated to fine pic njc b
). his city friends and appropriate speeches wer
~ ~ made by c. a. Day, Esq, and Lieut.. Tucke,
3f Lieut.. Tucker is q gallant young officer an
10 will make good use Of his splendid gift.
Is GONE BAcK--Lieut Theodore E. Roberts
T. =. of battery B, 1st regiment Illinois artller,
It lett last evening with sixteen recruits for b
X company at Memphis, Tenn. The ieutenar
ot thinks there is prospect Of there being som
IN | lively work for the company very soon, an
be desires to be on hand to ans Wer roll ca
so whenever there is chance for any work to I
- done.
u IpEnrF1ED.-The body Of the man four
ht In the river on Monday has been identified
i. Is. that of Sylyanus A1drieh, who lived in Ric
d mond, A1cHenry county. He was ffty-d
ii years old, and leaves large family to mou
IS his untimely loss. He had recently. enlist
AZ in Farnsworth's cavalry regiment, and was
his way to Washington. 1t is not known he
aid he came to fall into the river.
aid Col. scAMMoS.-This gallant officer, II
o commanded the brigade posted at Manass
'' and which on Thursday last held the rebel;
or whole day in check, is q brother Of the HI
ich J. 7. Scammon, of this city. He is graz
~, ate OF West Point, left the army some ye
the since, and at the commencement of the '
was made colonel Of the esd Ohio regiment
MS -
the Social ENTERTAISMENT.-The members
nas the Railroad Convention now in session
,vs joyed most pleasant social entertainment
ent the residence Of Hon. VIM. B. Odgen
ae' evening. The rooms were thEonged n
AAD' the guests, and there was but one express
rd's relative to the elegant hospitality Ct Il
the host.
nt's Er Rev Henry E. Barnes, chaplain Of
tne First Board Of Trade Regiment, is in town
r & the Sherman House. He will leave for CT
on Thursday evening. Any small packs
len OF letters for the regiment left at the rot
~ ~ Of the Young Mems Christian Assoclau
und co1ner Of CLARK and Washington streets,
tical be forwarded.
ale's
= ~ ~ ATTRACTIVE SA1E.-The attention Of
trade, hotel keepers, and others Is inV1tei
Gilbert d Sampson, to their sale this mor1
the at * o'clock at No. IS Lake street, of L
hich stock of eflyer lated ware, In great yari
= % Bargains may be expected, as the goods 4
.nts. be sold. Call and examine before the sale
PERsoxn.-secretary Stanton has off
the position of General Director Of Ur
inzIe States Military Railroad to J. D. Camp
Kin ernor;r+a,dant of fba MICHIGAN Sont
ut il Railroad. Mr. Campbell has not yet intim
mt in bfe a,oon+a,oa
mt in A'A' sA~eef fs'>1eS'
berry
;hool. ARMY CoRREsroNpE1r WArrBD-F
.hooi leading Eastern paper. Must be ready to
the field immediately. Address with par
uklin lars and reference IS to experience, pro
'H rn 1et ness aud capacity, Press, box 90, she1
from House, Chicago.
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from PERsosA-We were glad to meetyeste
from our former fellow citizen, Gov. Evans Of
from rado. He is here as one Of the commlssie
sPau Pain, Of the Pacific Railroad, His many fl
will be glad to learn thst the Governor
T. the best of health and spirits.
Boy -
SECOND BOARD OF TRADE REaINE
This regiment, the ssth Illinois, Is
TSe[. Ren. marching orders, Col Sherman having
Nancy ceiVed Instructions at 10 O'Clock last mig