, 1862-06-04

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held at the Home this "wednesday afternoon
at O'Clock
Ho.EE FOR AGED And INDECENT FEMALEs.-
The monthly meeting Of the Board Of Managers
viii be held at the Home, 157 Fourth avenue
tomorrow {Thursday) afternoon at three
o'clock.
EscAp6D.-Two men named Kline and
Wbitlow, confined in the Bride"en for lar
ceuy, escaped from that institution on Mon
day evening by scaling the fence. They are
still at large.
TIE Corr PLANTER CAsK-The suit Of |
Case rs. Brown, better known as the Corn |
Planter case, was concluded in the q. 8. Cir
cult Court last evening. Thearguments COM
mence to-day.
H II you want hoo& and shoes at less
than half.p1ice 60 to the great bankrupt sale.
These goods are to be closed out at Wholesale
and retail for the benefit of their creditors. 115
Randolph street, under Kingsbury Hall.
TIE ScEooLasAsTRR ABRoAD.-The school
master is evidently abroad at Howard, N. r
The Postmaster Of that village recently ad-
dressed psper to one Of our citizens, spelling
the name Of the city "Schigago."
EASTERN CARE1AGEs.-The Novelty Car
riage Works, a Adams street, are in receipt
of another invoice Of Eastern made carriages
of the best manufacture and latest styles, Call
and see them.
tY Continued sale Of rich Bohemian md
silver plated ware, French china and fancy
goods, this evening, at ~ o'clock, ct the
salesroom Of Gilbert & Sampson, Nc. IS Lake
street. Call sid examine.
ANOTHER REBEL PRISONER At WINDSOR,
c. VA printer who WIS captured at Fort
Donelson, and who until recently was confined
at Camp Douglhs, in this city, arrived at
Windsor, C. W, on Friday night. He effected
his escape By scaling the wall Of Camp Doug
las one dark night. He belonged toa Tennes-
see regiment, and formerly worked in New
Orleans. On Friday, he visited the newspaper
Offices in Detroit in search OF employment,
but found it to his interest to make tracks for
Queen Victories soil.
BoorH AS sHYLoCK.-This evening we are
to have this talented young actor as 'tShylock,
the Jew" character which, since the death
Of the elder kean and Booth, has found few
Representatives on the American stage Judg-
ing from what we have seen OF J. Wilkes
Booths strong facial powers and dramatic
t=ct, we know not why he should not appear
to advantage as the jew and as this is the first
time he has engaged the part in Chicago and
re expect to zee large audience present,
The play is well cast,
4 VESSEL RoBBED.-The scow Antelope,
lying near Twelfth street bridge, Was entered
and robbed Monday night. Among other
things taken WAS q package containing one
hundred and fifty dollars in money, and a
number Of bills Of purchase. This package
had been entrusted to the care of Capt. VII.
Hams, master of the Antelope, By Ferry &
Sons, lumber dealers Of this city, to be con
TeTed 10 Noah Il. Ferry, White River, Michi
gan- Some rascalE, getting scent Of the mat
ter, broke into the vessel and robbed it.
CoMH1ss1oHED.-The friends Of the follow
ing named Chicago boys will be pleased tt
4hc ha,t1e field of p;ttshnre Tsndinr 1,,v
heen su,v s,c,,ea fv Governor Yates and tha
commissions have been issued to them, .
follows, ranking as such from the 9th
May:
Peter ?. Wood, Captain Co. 4, Chicago Ligl
A:soi1e TahG 4 Rnmsev Senior 7 st r5entonant cb,c
60 Light Artillery;
.tc1.s TS9gs' 'o4lio1 A7$ ei1saz
Fred: v. Young, Senior I'd Lieutenant. Chicae
L!Ga, aI Af1ai i's,.r 51n;o- 81 ;suten.n+ ,,bic
90 T1eh1 ArlilerT.
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The recent converts are adults and persons
intelligence, The Sabbath school low nu
Bers over 400. A correspondent writes