, 1862-03-25


NEW Mus1c.-H NJ. Higgins, the enterpris-
ing Music dealer and publisher at lit Ran
do]ph street, has placed In our hands the fol- |
lowing musical gems, which are among the |
choicest and most attractive publications of
the day: "Iittle Ha1lie;'' words By Alvin |
Robinson, music byH. G. Work. s'The Rose Of |
Eyansdale p words by Minnie n Stacy, music
by f. N. Higgins.
TIE SABRA7H SCHOOL UN1os,-The meet
ing Of She Sabbath School Union Of the First !
Baptist Church last evening, was well attend
ed, the yestry Of the church being crowded to |
its utmost capacity. The exercises, which |
consisted Of reading Of reports, discussions,
drills in sacred geography, bible lessons and
remarks and singing, were well conducted,
ard passed off in manner highly creditable
to all engaged.
Dr. JEwETT ON THE NORTH SmE,-Let
none of the friends Of temperance residing On
The North Side fail Of hearing Dr.. Jewett,
this evening, at the New England Church,
corner of Wolcott and Indiana street9 To
call it Temperance lecture would not convey
the idea, as it will be more strictly phyzio-
logical lecture, and well worthy the attention
of all. We are glad to announce that steps
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TIE THIRD WISCONSIN CAyA1RY.-We
learn that the Third Wisconsin Cavalry, Col,
Barstow, will visit Chicago On business Of i'm
portance to-day. We have lately published
the roster and q full account Of the commits
stoned officers of this command, and all we
can say to our readers is, to look out for the
finest body Of men they ever saw, during
this afternoon. The Third Wisconsin is fully
armed and equipped and furnished with excel
lent horses.
fEAsoSAh*-Mr. enar1es ". sm1th mas oeen
this city, in place of Jacob Forsyth, Esq, re-
signed. Mr.. Smith will assume the duties of
his new position on or about the 5th Of April
| next. He is gentleman Of experience, hay
ing for many years held the position OF general
fzeight agent for the Columbus, Piaua and In.
dianapo]Is Railroad. We commend Mr.. Smith
to our business public as a fitting successor tn
| thc nrcsent able representative nf that road
His Office viii be Mt O. Clark street. under the
Sherman House. the nresenf nuortcrs of thc
Erie road,
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sac, anu foS 1fast Lands, under the pro-
VISIONS o1 me 1oufth article OF the treaties Of
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liz putcnase o1 tuese ianas nnder Inc specl-
ncaaons anu regnlatlohs OF the department,
unIu INC nret oi MAY neSt. ADDRESS letters
10 Wm. +. dole, Commissioner Of Indian
Affairs, washington, d. c." endorsing the
same, " Proposals to Purchase Kansas Trust
Lands.'
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