, 1862-05-06
Gbe Gtihttttt.
TUESDAY, MAY 6, 1869,
THE CITY.


n7n,tare for sa1e. This sale comprises the
furniture OF gentleman just breaking up
and includes all articles Of
'urui:ure suited to first class residence. Sale
axes place Thuradny, at 5S1 Wabash Avenue.
The ladies' are delighted With the Florence
se.cinq MacAins. They are not complicated as
one would think by It's working four di:6erest
stitches, and having the reversible feed motion.
Call at the Company's salesroom, 1a4 Lake
street, or send to ". c. Mason, agent, for de- |
Ecriptive circular.
PERsosA1.-The Pittsburgh Gazette says
gentleman OF that city has just received q
letter from Bishop aimpsoa, in which he
states that his health is improving, and that
he intends to leave his residence at Evanston,
near Chicago, on the sth Of Nay, for Oregon
and California, for the purpose Of presiding
at the Conferences in those districts. He
will 60 BY the overland route with view OF
benefting his hcalth.''
ColoRs FOE THE FTT1-F1RsT ILLINOIS,
magnificent stand Of colors, comprising the
Stars and Stripes and regimental colors OF
hue silk eurmoun.cd BY the eagle, with 'NeT
Madr;d and Island No. 1o'' inscribed upon the
folds. has been prepared for the 5lst Regiment
of Illinois volunteers, and will be on exhihi-
uon st Mnnson's, lao Lake street, for
few days. Any letters or communion
tions for soldiers in that Regiment will be
promptly forwarded by messenger, if left at
the sane place.
ASAD CAsE-A woman whose husband is
in the War, lost her purse on Menroc street,
yesterday morning, betwecn State and Dear
born streets, which, containing all the money
she had {sl5}, she is exceedingly anxloas to
recover, if possible. The purse is OF green
wire. 4 little girl is supposed to have p1cSea
it up, and If so, her parents Will do an act OF
humanity By seeing it restored to the o#ncr
It may be left at the Central Police Station in
the Court House
FLOWER SEEDs.-Mun=on, the statlouer-
it's hardly necessary to say at NO. l4o Lake
street. as cYcry body knows that-has received
a snlendid invoice Of flower seeds from Barnes
f. Washburne, the celebrated florists OF Bos'
Inn. The lot embraces some Of the very
choicest flowers tor the garden, aud are Of
fered at remarkably low rates. Every body
can now have garden beautlflcd With bios
SONS almost for song. Tits hardly neccs'
sa1v to urge the adornment OF home Will
flowers, for everybody Of taste only needs th
t1owlsdge Of the locality where choice seed
are pTocu1able to purchase at once, and VI
speak By the card when We affirm that at Nun
sons all tastes can be satisfied
c-,,>7,- nr.ru ~ rtor Ur rprpr -f1ani
FraDk1in Z. Hulturd, of Company E, iris
Brigade, died very suddenly yesterday mor1
ing at o'clock, at the fremont House Cap
Hulburd, few days since had an attack {
diph,heria, and came up to the fremont Hous'
and took room, for She purpose Of receivin
medical attendance. About O'Clock yeste
dar morning he came down to the office trol
his room, and informed the clerk that he VI
diving. Dr. Niner, the regimental surgeon
Was Immediately sent for, and on his arTie
1;laced him in warm bath, and then steppt
down into the Office to order , boy up to bel
dress him. When the boy went into his room
he found the Captain dead in the bath II
Coroner held an inquest, and the verdict "
death from strangulation, caused by disea
Of the throat Capt Hulburd's age vas 5
He leaves wife and two children at Colur
bus, Ohio He entered the service in Jul
Last, and was at the head Of his company
the surrender Of Lexington, Mo. He was
resident Of Morris, in this State, when t
var broke out, having been in the hankil
business. He was a popular and excelle
officer, and his comrades sincerely mourn
untimtly death.
The remains Of Capt. Hulburd were tax
from the fremont House last evening at
O'Clock, by battalion Of the Irish Brissat
headed by the Light Guard Band, the office
Of the Brigade acting as pail bearers, and &C
yesed TO the depot Of the Pittsburgh and Fl
Wayne Railroad, and left thence at ESQ !
CrestliDe, md Columbus Ohio.
At 8 meeting Of the officers OF the Irish Z
gade, htld ut their headquarters, for the p
pose Of expressing their deep regret for
untimely loss Of one oil their companions
arms, Lieut. Col Quirk presiding; Capt.
P. Moliarty, Lieuts. Hynes and Russell "
oppointed Committee to draft resolutio
who reported as follows:
NHEREAs: It hss pleased Providence to rem
from a1nong Us our asether il sssne Capt. .Fzanf
HuJh1rd OF company E, therefore be it
e1seta. nas ~ ~. ~ ~ ~ II; 4o+a ~
tine friend and polished gentleman
ns.ossd That re deePls afp aympa.adize pdGaa %ara
mentI and ber IT. to tender them most respect
cur warnett rsts1 condolences. ., .hooa ..o,nt,ont
Forwarded to tie he sorrow ztriEen family, an
published u thc Chicago and Morris tlt! pap pap
ofthe Tecinent 1a !. e0p' ~ %>>f' '>'1'A'7 '1'0
JAMES DUNK, Chairma
S'A' D. - Af+s' -7ee'e1s'
Arrival Of the RemafnE of the
Cor. Harvey.
upon iu1orna1ion recel'eo Nv "1ol7oa
tos oooS u toe iaVe eoF. oas*eS, ~no
oro~neo AT tn'soofso 17no'ns t"o "
smce. haa been recovered and was On Its
70 1ls nnat 1esung plhee, yesterday mol
dls EAceAene5 10Y ealomon, aon- j
r. move attorney oenefa' o. tne s.ase'
g. =. nastnge' etate treasurer, LOU"
Le"1S' MS3' Iellen a1fo D. L. asfeu'
Commute toe lla' parpoSe' 1e1s Ma
s1'a tea1cAeo ILLS ea's aoous noon7 10 mt
1ena1ns On altu a1faFal uefe oE lhe IL
Ceut4ai tllln msa evening A19 ocloc
ABOVE Co1nnntfee, accompanied By =. D.
Esq, John Drake, Esq, Of the Tr'
House. and Other citizens, proceeded
depot, where the rrain soon arrived, br
the remains OF the lanented Governor, q
panied BY PefTy t. smith, Esq, Vice
1dent Of the NORTHWESTERN Rallro I'd, and
T. Harvey, ESQ, OF this city, a brother
deceased Lie BODY was placed IN
and r0rTGVEd to the Jrhm1nf Hon