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, 1862-01-25

This Society held an interesting meeting the
list inst, MIR. EeHbeny, tue President, IN the
Chair
The additions to the Library, (S67} since No
ycrber, embraccd much valrable material,
such as Joe. Smiths publication !, Nauvoo,
1874, Of "The Doctrine and Covenants Of the
Latter Day Saints, - large map Of the United
States, 1916, indicating the early surveys, forts
and t1ading-posts Of the Northwest; the an
cient lce1andic history Of sturleson. In Danish,
containing the account Of the supposed dis
covery Of America By the Mortimer; files Of
the Zoatdsc Gazette, published in Kentucky,
under Col Turchin's command, and of the
Normal Picket, published in Missouri By the
rNormal Regiment: - besides numerous pub
lications On tue war, and public documents,
auong the latter the very valuable report Of
the United States Government, on ''The
Plreics and Hydraulics Of the Mississippi
River.'' the ob1iggiug gift Of Col Long, of the
Typographical Bureau
Communications were received from the
Executive Department Of New York, and the
"EEscx Institute'' of Massachusetts, pro
posing Al exchange of " war documents.
11r. 4 j. Hill, Of Minnesota, addressed a
letter Of inquiry, with information respecting
the antiquities Of the Northwest, and eom1nu
nicating Ills designs for collecting information
respecting those along the Upper Mississippi
Mr.. a N. Abbott, Of Whitesidc Co., III.
addressed an interesting letter relating to ths
Normons, accompanied ny books and man
uscfipts.
The Hon J. B. French, Ex-Meyor Of Lowell
Mass. forwarded q rcport Of the annual rain
fall st Lake Village and 1aconia, n. H., out
lets of Lake :Winnepisceogee, for 1s61-th
rainfall being, at the former, 256 inches. an
ut the latter ALAG inches. B1odgett give
tic mtan opnusl rain fall at Chicago, at
inches. Some discussion followed, Of the d
sir.bleness of accurate annual observations
tue rainfall at Chicago. The Secretary r
marked that this Soeictg's services for gener
meteorological observations had been tendere
by Elm, some years since, to Prof Henry,
the Smithsonian Institute, which were d
cltncd, from inability to furnish the necessa'
instruments.
, 1862-01-25

[Fzon the Albany Evening sournal, I'D Il
DHEsszD Hoes. The 1eceipts during the
week have averaged 5000 dai1y, tWo-talrds
The market for the most part has. ruled
dull and heavy, and Te quote . further !
decline during the week q tu4 e. snoaga manln
The receipts during the past twenty:four ho19s.
By Central Railroad. aggregate aS79 head: & ghish M
| Boston. 1.47S: for NeT Ya1k, 543 The make.
| opcaed steady this morning, but up to the close
, 1862-01-25

"A& VI A<0OA0S
Ifrom the San Francisco Alta Californian
There strohed up Montgomery street, yes
terday, 4 port1y gentleman, whose presence
on the streets Of San Francisco has attracted
considerable attention. Turning lefsutc1y in
to Commercial street, he entered the restau-
rant Of Mr. Wynn, and purchased one Of his
delicious tarts. While conversing with the
proprietor, the stranger bit the tart, and Oh
doing so at once exclaimcd-"Wh what
sort Of tart is this, Mr. Wynn?'' Instead OF
fruit being in the centre, there was d twenty
dollar gold piece. "You told me these tarts
were bit apiece There are three more Of
them; shall take them all" So saying, our
portly friend left the store, Mr. Wynn follow
ing him. Vending lis way to Washington
Market, the stranger stopped and enQuired
the price Of some live fowls at the stall Of
ME. Lewis. The information was afforded
him, when he proceeded to take up six fowls,
one after another, and wiring their neeks.
"What arc you doing, sir:?" asked Lewis.
"Only trying If they arc young and eatable,"
replied the stranger, though in so experiment.
ing he had Wrenched the neck off each: "they
are too tough,' he continued, at will not take
them" "But sir, you must pay the price Of
them; shall charge you dollar each," said
Lewis. II shall do nothing Of the kind"
replied the fowl-kiuer. "Then I shall give
you to the police" rejoincd Lewis; "yon
have killed my fowls, and you must pay their
ya1ue.' Themysterious stranger stopped and
picked up the heads and bodies. "You were
never more deceived in your life,' said he to
the owner Of the poultry; II have only
screwed their heads of; Let me place them in
this empty sack. Sec! ] toss them in-one,
two, three, four, five, six bodies and as many
heads. I tie up the mouth of the sack with
this handkerchief. / take the sack up and
swing it three times round my head. Now,
open it, and you will find that no harm has
been done to your live stock" Lewis opened
the sack, and to his utter astonishment, in the
place Of six dead chickens there were ten live
ones. stHaye the devil here?' he exclaimed
"No; you have Professor Anderson replied
] the stranger; there Is ticket Of admission
| come and see me tonight at McGuire's Oper:
| Housc, and be careful lest screw your heat
! off as I did your Chickens
IyonyTyPEs.-So1ne very beautiful speci
| mems arc exhibited by Mr.. stoddard at hi
| Photographic establishment, eS Clark street
/ to examine which be cordially invites his pat
rons and the public. His colored photographs
| whether in oil or water colors, are also vel
worthy attention.
D Hon. ]. 3. Woodwork, Of this city
has resigned his position as member Of th
military auditing board, and Mr. Thomas ]
Henderson, Of Stark county, has been appoint
ed to fill the vacancy.
SKATING CAES1vAL.-Thcre will be 4 ska
ing carnival tonight at the Central Park, win
and weather permitting. The ice is in goo
condition, and glorious time is autieipatef
, 1862-01-25

LITEHOGs-Received, CLOS head. The market
for heavy eogs was rather dull, aud prices ruled
shade lower but bacon hogs we're In active request
and steady-c1osing firm. The sales were as fol-
3oWs:-
, 1862-01-25


the inquiry from home packers was small, while
eastern dealers we're deferred from buying from
the uncertainty Of ohtafn:ng ftel:htng facilftiea
upon the Boston road. We quote $114 IS for me-
dlum to heavy state, and *4&t12H for do western
the offerings to-day being nain1J Of the latter.
- T.-,-1 ao,,
The receipts Of ofdleased hoss @ ne On the @ increase
ahout 80 arriving By teams to-day. Prices aiso
show eight upward tendency. the present rates
1Ftom the Toledo Biade aaa.7
n.,xoexr. -. 1t-. ,ot. -o1.s r.3,. T.,
hso5 at T. s 7a e. nG.e sales az "a 1otioMs u
xeSS H., & ~ ~ head at $ss 90 head a. at iess
st q - n LIZ ~ NS1o ~ *>A' o'es @' Ns 7ohea"
At sa'w. ....
Receipts siuce our last hsye been on,r modcr-
Sss
s@e'''1' Aee' - 4no - mead neasy weight at s'@'
MARKETS ~ TELEeRAPH'
landas: so4es A' os1ss as aAes>s.c ZOE Rnao'ns al
FIorn,neuotea :, shade hrmer: Only moderate
II G0 brfs at Il E9S AZ - flr s,rer es
SIS for extra state5SbiefiV ~ a. e s1s 4 5s y
1 fG5 zups5 e Tor common e
extra ro1na boon Ohio. * 5fS - htands
market cloeing steadr. Canaiian dour q shade
hifhsr E e - Sales So eEls feF zuPsr. ssse
aid steady. Sma saes At a. sns4 * Gnrn as1
rules steady. Sales f50 brs Rrandr1 r1Tne ~ e. so
WH1sKY-MaTEetr rHies in farm or burers u,th
sales $50 brls at SIC: small parces At atEc- "'>'
GRA1s-Wbeat market rules quite i'm with
only moderate export demand. ani oniy 1,mit.
cd supply offering. Sales were, 2,6U bu Chica.o
RprinE at 81 29G1 50: 65 0oO pu Nilwsukee Clab at
&l:34; II 900 b1 amber Iowa at SIS; 1850 bu
%inte1 req #ests1n At t14a@lH $500 bq amber
dema5 y asrts EFs 1 III th Eood S6
a!SS54G3aN.: - Baf!ey scarce a9d firm. Sales were
oso qn'ez a s|%, ~ aha Ply ou Cato51la at 7c
SsIas eec n IN M ~ sngnt npEara tenaeney
"saS, vV o9 oaezeo 1or mixed western Il
o az ~ ssns99 ,o1 @ " sae; ~eIe neafl5
GOOD order. Oats flnI With snail sa1es ~ 11eas;
! for jersey. Canadian. western and state,
| PEofIs1oSa-potk auiet lad srcsiy Sa3es 5s
| brls ut $1I.ib612 50 }or mess. s15 E0a13 FAX "a
, 1862-01-25

BEEF CATTLE Received 554 head The Cat
tie market to-day was again quiet, and the tran
sactions were light. There is a fair demand for
prime shipping steers at about last weeks prices,
but there are but few on the market. The pack
ers too, are yet buying sparing1s. The aaes were:
, 1862-01-25


Rev: " G. Jackson viii preach tomorrow, {sab-
nath, 18th january at 105E A. H. and r. H., IN the
United Presbyterian Church, corner Of Washington
aud Jefferson streets.
SP1R1TCAusn-E v. Wilson, the noted Nervo
Man, and 1nspirational Speaker, will lecture at
kngebury Hall, on Sunlny, Jan. 26, at 1051 \. H.,
and Ak and X P.A.
Rev. Edward Taylor is expected to preach at the
Calvary Church {to-morrow} morning and evening
on Indiana avenue near Ringold Place.
Rev Samuel Wolcott viii preach tomorrow
byterian Church, corner OF Ontario and Dearborn
streets. Sermon in the evening at71@ o'clock By
the Pastor, Rev. E. A Pierce. The public are cor
daily invited to attend.
Rev. DR.. Eddy, Of the Aorkhzrestera Christian
4drocate, will preach in the sedgwick Street NJ. =
Ghnfch ;a1 IT. nc e SGnds} m9aln . 1o o.
ming
Rev. G. S. F. Savage will preach in the New Eng:
land Congregational Church, corner Of Indiana aud
Wolcott streets, tomorrow 26th inst at 10 O'Clock
The public are invited to attend.
, 1862-01-25

Ds9Mnond-So. 4sysSathanicl Parker Is. 4
len Thurman m s . 9ueston ss;as S costs sfgaed 5qa
+. K. HoH@an ct al Writ Of inquiry exeeated. e.
EyIdense taken an issne and Judgment for pa5R
Thurman ct al: Part Of evidence heard, and to be
continued until close this morning No. 5s7-Jas.
zaFs @ " ~ Msnes & SSnsa ss 10 tas
ger to ansser until next Wedaeaday: No. 5ss-
Levi F. Stevens re-. Elisha John Former Iudg-
s1e--People rs. Paattiiccis Q'shea; assault win
deadly weapon Defendant arraigned and q plea
Of mot guilty, entered-case continued on re-
cognEance Of $500. to next term. No. 4Sl-Peo-
jury trial. and verdict of not guIlty." No.
za:-People vs. Joseph Wsnd and William But i;
No. 531-Pcople vs A. Deids, John Brown and
Sarl Drist. assanlt and battery: tAppeal) Plea Of
not guilty. 9sEx called apa g. fan5s tried Jury
lapd s Russell; report Of master filed :;
Lee and George Ingalls, appointed com
10. sSa Herman NJ Bardof % Fs He5ry ~ Evan5' .pf5 Mo.
tion by defendants to SGT aside judgment No. 4sl.
People IS: Joseph Ward, senior and Joseph Ward,
pros. entered By Prosecuting Attorney: John F.
Powell. rs. .Arenesla jenkins ct al. Report OF
Master fled and confessed. Decree appointing
Commissioners. No. 493. People VS.. Michael
I'aines. for killing Kane at Lement. seco1d trial
Hearing before jury;
Hlggins,-No- s44. H. B. Str1el ys. Enas H.
Beers; On trial. No. G56. S. e, Thompson
ct al vs. Benz F. Carver. Motion for 8
dict Tor plaintiff. No 93o. Oskaloosa Branch
Ct the state Bank Of Iowa vs. B. F. Carver ct al.
70; Ait. 2: Reeg ct al, vs. Jance Mckinney.
Go. IS J. B. Bockee ct al. Judgment, No 1133
F. B, Cooley ct III, Us Jackson Smith. Dismissed
Joseph Nash. Dismissed at plaintiff costs
, 1862-01-25

~, Yankee Card WFites'a" osace It Sherman
ard fremont Eouee. Mall rtagpa for samples
of wedding and visiting. 1asl5t,
, 1862-01-25

H A special meeting Of the Board OF Msu-
agcrs Of the " Home for Aged and INDECENT
FemaIes'' will be held at the Home for Aged
and INDECENT Fems!cs on Saturday today 1t
. o o'clock. E. F. DlcgIEsoH. Scc'y.
, 1862-01-25

COOPERAGE-300 Pork Barrels at S1.75: 1150
do, to arrive next week, at $1175-
Movement of Produce at New York.
[Fronl the Y. i. W orld, 2ad.l
The exports to foreign ports Of some Of the lead-
ing articles Of Domestic Produce have been As fol
, 1862-01-25
The Mechanic Fusueerk-A Trip to
the Moon.

the W1OOn4
A number Of articles hare appeared in the
city papers Of late, giving the present condi-
ton and future plans Of that unhappy regi-
ment, the Mechanic Fusileers, and all dissiml-
lar. We present below letter from one Of
the priyatcs in that regiment, which is not
bad, giving the future disposition Of the regi-
ment. The letter reads as follows:
It has been ascertaiued that rebellion has taken
place among the Inhabitants OF the moon, the
causes Of which are, at present, unknown to u.s.
We have NOT received any dispatch from our courier
lately, which leads us to fear that be has got
into come trouble, hut from dispatches other
wise received We learn that the rebels have been
somewhat successful 10 their operations. and re-
suit Of their diabo1ical work Is complete stop
page Of all communications between the Lunar
and the Solar systems as the rebels hare destroyed
an The bridges M and te1egraphs between these two
taken unawares, and unprepared for such an ont
break, has applied to the United States for
assistance to quen this re6ellion, and. in
! has ordered the 1st regiment Uf Mechanic Fnni
leers. now stationed at Camp Douglas, to be ready
eRa 1a5 sefs ea rse baeSn
made expressly for the OCCASION armed with pick
axes shoTels and variety Of naechaaical tools toe
have no doubt il WIN be Witnessed BY thousands .
our citizens, who have all along taken deep in
terest In the welfare Of this regiment and weul<
s IL en iao LOU u aee I'll Plcf @ dspariare a'' u
AS they cannot take direct route to the moor
owing to certain distractions which cannot b'
surmounted. they will 90 rio Mercury, where the.
will take on rat1ons. They will then san for Mars
which they will reach about Anno Donaini 29a9
then sailing around the outer ring Of Saturn, wi
take direct course to the moon The results Q
this expedition will be an Invaluable addition t
,a Wishes Of the pubic when We say, God bless ii
| Fusileers on their lerial voyage. e**
, 1862-01-25
Personal.

0A6OAAAe
Our Washington dispatches have announced
the confirmation Of the appointment Of J. H
hcChcsnes, Of Illinois, IS Consul to New
castle-upon-Tyne, England. This gentleman
now fills the Chair Of Natural Sciences in the
Chicago University in this city, but is more
widely known fron, his former connection with
the State Geological Surrey of Illinois. The
appointment is an excellent one, though its
acceptance Will entail a loss not easily repaired
upon those benefited by Prof. McChcsncy's
present important connection with the inter-
ests Of Science, and its advancement in the
Northwest. His new location will prove most
congcnial to one Of his tastes and attainments,
placing him for time in section of Great
Britain filed with scientific features of the
highest interest and value. We hsvc not
learned that he has accepted tho post, but eau
conceive that he will do 20 with full apprc-
ciation Of the advantages named.
REcoRpER's Corn1,-The following Grand
and Petit Jurors have been drawn for the Feb
ruary term Of the Recorders Court:
Grand Ju,y-Knud 4 Horreswcll, J q Kennedy.
Mitchell Geo " Cantine, Jas 9 Mctlay. lanes y
Kennedy Peter BrsckiG; JN Ha5m9n @ ~ aiSa1'
!anR1ln Asthawsy, s1sn hsse Wm cn5rn Wes.
1ey Muneer Enos Jobneon. Michael Evans, chas
i lalraby Gustavus a Kd@er,
Pe}er Maina Rnrnf esn sands Wm E.
Pennelsoy, John Ecaraw. Meses Gray, Gasp Pfeif
Daniel Sinclair, Mtchsei 5, Buras l Philtp Carlow
! William Gallon, Land Mccormick, Jacob Lang
Fagan-
, 1862-01-25

Losses of Life and Property on the
Lake, In 1861.
The Buffalo Commercial Adceyt;ser Of the 23d
contains full list Of the losses Of life and prop
erty on the Lakes in 1861, prepared By Capt. E. F.
Dorr, for the Board Of Lake Underwriters. The
following is a fecapitnlation Of the losses:
, 1862-01-25

NX0AKNK&"3WI% Aa@<k<VF
ATTORNEYB AT Law, Jefferson City. Missouri
All pusnees entrusted to us win be sttanted 70
pIpcp{ly KxrERkEuEs-Robert Catupheu, EsQ, s..
tou3t1 NO: Hon D. Fi]ley, s. Louis, No; HAna-
Washington C1tI: Hon B. y. Raymond, Chicago. II !:
s d, er1pot CO. Chicago, IL 1a19 k&1B lot
, 1862-01-25

DRs. +. q J.HUSTER, physicians for dis
cases Of the THROAT, LuKGs and HEART. take
this method Of Informing their patients, and
those who may desire to consult them, that
they have to-day removed their office from
Adams street to rooms Nos aud at No. 124
C1ark street, known as Washington Block,
under Fassett d Cooks Photographic gallery.
They have been induced to remove to this To-
cality for the greater convenience Of those re-
qu1riDg frequent attention In the local treat
nlent pursued by them.
In establishing an office at Chicago under
the personal attendance Of Dr. James Hunter,
in connection with their New J 0rk office, they
would briefly state that the local and direct
mode Of treating affections Of the respiratory
organs, by inhaling remedies into the lungs nsg5s
instead Of into the stomach, was first system
atized by them. And the great success which
has attended the practice Since its first intro
duction amply attests the correctness Of the
views which for years they have given to the
public on the subject.
Tie official records Of the city Of New York
show di1ninution Of over thirty per cent. in
the mortality from consumption, in three
years following their extensive practice In that
city; while in and AROUND Chicago there arc
many parties who we're successfully treated
from the office Of the Drs. Hunter many years
ago
Drs. R. d j. Hunter deem it proper to state
these facts rs corroboratiug the practical
soundness Of their theories, on the nature,
causes and treatment Of affections Of the
throat and lungs.
New York Office, No. 81 E. 1eth street.
Chicago office, No. 1874 Clark street.
Chicago, January "a, 1862.
WANTED, OLD SCHOOL BooRs.-Wiu the ctarit-
able who can fur1ish any Of the following books
11z;-Sanders Fourth and Third Readers (new
edition1, DaEles' Written Arithmetic, ColbuTn's
Mental Arithmetic and Sanders Spellera, send
them to the Eoons Of the Young Mems Christian
Association, in the Methodist Block? They art
wanted Immediately for scholars unable to buy
| attending free school on the North Side, eatab
lished under the auspices Of the Association.
/ ~ Mr.. Jno. j. Deehan, penman at Bryant !
Strattons College, will execute all styles Of pen
nanship- including card writing Of every deserip
| tion. Orders left at the College. ian.23<3t
- Go to Bosd's Exchange Office when yo1
hare business with q Broker. BE pays the bes
rate for all uncurrent money. Sells sSpecie and Ez
change as low as any house, and giyes entire satE
nction to all who patronizes him, Office, No. 8
South Clark street, (adjoining the bank Of G.
BlaIr.) Entrance at the iron steps eouth end {
thebudlding. jnT1m
E Go to John Joncs, 119 Dearborn-st., andge
your clothes cleaned and repaired. noY17
Call en- Dunlop, sewe1 d spa1ding for Printing
noy11-h2I-1y
Apply at the TRIBUNE Job Room, If ~
want job-printing done quickly, well and cheapl
dec1atf
6 Cook / Mclean, IS Dearborn etreet, has
made their price fo1 cleaning and dying Gent
| garments less than am other house In the city.
se25ly
, 1862-01-25

HTETROPOIITAN IIALL.-Th;f
1s1 popular Hall his been re-patnted and
PIT IN COMPLETE ORDER.
And IL Tor h+ nse night week. It is rs
Enrded of the best Halls in the United Snaes
The fst Artists oftGesnunt-y. testify cl II seaiec-
SOUND AND VENTILATION
It has hardly al equal It will eeat oyer two tho scG
persons. Tie rent VIII be moderate Al..:ess F. r.
HOARD, or -PFoprtstoF Of Metroroistan Hall l.Do1a
, 1862-01-25


FRIDAY EVENING, January n, 1861
The following are the receipts of1eading articles
for the last twenty four hours:
RECERTs FOB LAST TWEETY-FoUK HOURS,
, 1862-01-25

SKATING C4ES1yAL.-Thcre will be skat-
ing carnival tonight at the Central Park, wind
and weather permitting. The ice is iu good
condition, and glorious time is anticipated.
, 1862-01-25

The Letter List,
The 1cster List will =1pear hereafter in our is
tnes Of Sunday and Monday Of each week
The list for the present week will therefore be
found in our next Issue. We make the change,
TIE It thereby secures the benefit of two editions,
and reaches Iarger number Of readers.
, 1862-01-25

GRAND CIVIC BALL-At
~ kineshury Hall on Tuesday ercniug, Jan :Sti1.
lssa- Cnnilit,rr of Arrangements: r Qu:s.:i. T.
$ Desmond, G, f. Hntrls, D. yau.al 2. Negwi.s 3.
SpCg.s. Floor ntanacets e. r Hatris T. S pr-,hsis,i.
A. I:tl: sr1l A. Hal ris / Il ui1Ioc, a. 2 .vs!al Mt
sit tN G.tI Hestxn Rand Tickets 3l-tl-fnr saiI bY
nfenitr: Of tle committee. and 1t thu Ticket Office.
, 1862-01-25

1e5s6O 1860 81. t86i-6a.
Imports mdae $t1a .e74 $11968276 76s $51.684 919
E1p'tg produce 40T92,11N 7,408 ,31 60+6{5,e46
E1p'ts specie. 36,611 593 20,61s,9A 2.s9l.6S4
, 1862-01-25

E Hon. ]. 3. Woodwork, Of this city,
has resigned his position as a member Of the
military auditing board, and bfr. Thomas ],
Henderson, Of Stark county, has been appoint
ed to fill the vacancy.
, 1862-01-25

tered at Camp Douglas the following regi-
ments; Fiftr-frst regiment, Col. Cumming,
619 men; Fifty-skth regiment, Lieut. Colonel
Sherman, 1o5s; Fitty-seyepth regiment, Col.
Baldwin, os6; Fnty-cigAth regiment, Col
Lynch, ss7; Twcnty-third regiment, Col Null
lgau, $50; Ninth cavalry, Col Bracket, 1,o72;
Twelfth cavalry, Col. Voss, 2S6; Thirteenth
cavalry, Col. Bell, SIG; artillery ISL; making
grand total Of 5,Sa4 men.
The following summary gives tic total Of
arrivals in the city and the departures Of thosc
troops located here, from April 18th, 1861, 10
the present date:
, 1862-01-25

orERAT1c.-Thc Holman Operatic Troupe
commence series Of musical and ballet en-
tcrtaiuments at Kingsbury Hall on Wednesday
evening, the eo;h inst, and continue for one
r-no1.
, 1862-01-25

f| Nc would call especial attention to the
card Of Drs R, & J. Hunter, Physicians for
The Throat md Lungs, announcing the rcmo7-
n OF their office for the convenience Of their
patients to No. 124 Clark street.
, 1862-01-25

In ALLEGED FUGITIVE FROM SEcEssA.-
The police on Thursday, made the arrest Of a
eo1orcd man who pretended that he was fu-
.itiye from SeceEsia and runaway slare Of
jeff. Davis. He had no money. hardly any
clothes, and did not fell inclined to 50 to
work to support himself, and hence laid him
self liatle to the charge Of vagrancy. When
srraigncd at the Police Court, he gave his
name az Henry Pine. He was sentenced to
the Bridewcl1 for a season, where he will
make up his mind to descend to manual labor
for Livelihood.
, 1862-01-25

Total &21 ,902.G7 $2I147.52 $2,245.45 Inc.
NEW foRk STOCK MARKET.-The following are
the closing quotations In the New York stock
market to-day:
, 1862-01-25

SOLDIERS 0vERcoATs.-As q result Of the
new order requiring an persons wearing rcgi-
mental clothing to show their passes, the po-
Ice bad, up to last evening, accumulated at
the Armory fourteen military oyercoats and
divers and sundry other so1dierly trappinsss,
which had been taken from civilians unable to
set forth properly their reasons for having
them in their possession
, 1862-01-25

PREsESTAT1oS.-Capt.R R. D. Adams Of the
FlftE-scvcnth regiment, was presented few
evenings since with a sword, sash, and belt,
1'y few Of lis many friends, at the residence
Of B. F. Walker, ESD, as token Of regard
for Lis untiring energy in raisinga company
Of men for Col. Baldwin's regiment. After
listening to very affecting and good Union
address from the Rev. ]. H. Tuttle, which was
responded to By few but well timed remarks
from Capt. Adams. the party retired, feeling
they had contributed 4 little to one well de-
stlYiur Of their esterfa
, 1862-01-25

- Apply ut the TRIBUNE Job Room, If you
want job-printing done quickly, well and cheaply.
dec1atf
r. Cook 4 Mclean, IS Dearborn street, have
made their price foz cleaning and dying Gents'
garments less than au5 other house in the city.
ee25ly
, 1862-01-25

Is Sec advertisement Portable Engine
for salc," in proper column.
, 1862-01-25

Capt. Ezra Taylores Battery 1856: Co. r. 2ud
Regt. {. S. Infantry. Major G. y. Pattcn, s.; Re
crnits for Highland Guards, 30 Recruits for Blairs
Rcgt: No., 30: Capt, Rowland's recruits. s.: 1st
RcGt.N State Volunteers, Col G. c.Starkweather,
1054; L, s. End Infantry from Fort Ripley. Capt.
Davis. g.; Hecker Jaeger Regiment, 100 Sturges
Rides, 103; md Reg:. Wisconsin State Volunteers,
Col Coon. Hts: Hodmann's Dragons, 93.
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