, 1862-08-30

. AHH1TAL CF RECRClTS--11eut. AooQTlu !
Of the Sixteenth Infantry, q. 8. A.. brought
to headquatezs yesterday squad Of tlne look
ine men from McGregor, Iowa
MUSTERED 1S.-The Doggett Battery waa
mustered into the United States service yes
terda5 afternoon, By Lieut.. E Knox at Camp
Doggett.
AerorS7MEsr.-Lseut- Col. Arthur G. Du- /
cat, Of the 18th Illinois infantry, and formerly |
Of this city, has been appointed Chief Of the
Guards and Outposts Of the army at Corlnth,
Miss.
SypyEcr 70 DRAFT n TEE sorTH DIVISION.
The Assessor for the South Division has en-
rolled II 600 names on his listsubject to draft,
and will complete the enrolment by the mid
die Of the coming week.
ILLINOIS SCHOOL oF TRADE, ]. DfHREN-
FIRTH, Observation-Disclosures will be re-
sumed On the first Of September during regu-
lar hours, and from October LIST to May LIST
from to 10, p. H., in addition. The prepar'
atozy class has room for SIX boys.
sppo,srnzx7.- Wm. Matthews formerly Of
Boston. aud we'll known here as the late ex~
ee1lent librarian Of the Young Mems Assocla-
tion, has received the appointment Of PFofes.
SGT OF History and Rhetoric, II the University
OF Chicago.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS The metropolitan
SQUAD (No. @ Of the Board Of Trade Battery,
acknowledge the receipt Of big basket full
of good things from their friend B. Fl. Skin
ner, proprietor Of the Metropolitan Hotel.
They sincerely tender their thanks for this
Kind remembrance.
REAL ESTATE AT AucT1oS.-Over 100 de-
e:rab}e lots for residences, situated between
Madison and jackson and Hoyne and Leavitt
streets, West Division. The attention Of pur-
cEaeer5 is called to 8 sale to be made at the
north door Of the Court House this day, at 10
o'clock a. N. John Parker ,auctioneer.
CoEREcr1os.-In the report Of the Crosby
MISREPRESENTATION in our issue Of yesterday,
the presentation speech was credited to
Henry Williams. It should have read Henry
n, shcphard. The correction is due that Mr.
S. may not be deprived Of the credit of q
really eloquent speech.
RELIGIOUS SERVICES AT ST. PACL's.-The
officers and men Of the 9th Regiment, Col.
Houeb, ere to attend church in body, at st,
Paul's, on Sunday afternoon next. The exer-
c;scs will commence at 8 o'clock. The Chap
lain Of the regiment, Rev. Mr. Ryder, wil
6fEciate.
PERsovh.-The Rey. James Dixon, D. D.
psstor Of the Union Park Baptist Church il
This city, left via Michigan Central Railroad
Yesterday morning, with the intention 0
taking the steamer Persia, which leaves Ne7
York On Saturday next for England. His visi
is purely one Of business, and will occup..
Bcme three months.
PERSONAL Z. Leaning, President {
the Decatur and South Pass [EebEaska) Raj
road, and c. F. Porter, Secretary of the sam
road, arrived in this city yesterday morning
and arc storptng at the Sherman Hous'
They came here for the purpose Of attendin
the great Pacific Railroad Convention Whic
assemblies here next week.
TIE COrRTE.-The County Circuit Cou
comes in session the third Monday in Sc
tenber; the United States Conrt, the fir
Monday in October. Al effort is being mad
by the members OF the bar to have Judl
Higgins open the Superior Court the thi
Monday in September instead Of the fir
The effort will probably prove successful,
the Judge is disposed to accede to the wish
Of the bar il the majority desire the change.
RurBARB W1SE.-In our advertising c
L., In ri nf Cor r na-
setting forth the merits Of his excellent RI
barb wine. It is sufficient endorsement
its eycellencies that Drs. Miller, Duck,
Ea1ls and other eminent physicians OF Il
city recommend aud are using it in their pr
tice. It may be had at all respectable DR.
stores, or by application to Geo. B. Davis,
O. box 30l4.
TIE SECOND BOARD OF TRADE REGIMENT
In IN article which appeared in our Issue
yesterday relatiYe to the colonelcy Of the s
opd Board of Trade Regiment, we were P
tally in error. We are assured and belle
that Major Sherman in taking command
the regiment did SO under a misapprehens5
Of facts. AID not from any desire to foist hi
self upon the regiment Major Sherman
LOO EO0G N4ACE4 ~ w ally kAAAt9 tAA1N%A
ing his position.
AT1NEIr PREsEST.-On Wednesday afg
noon, Mrs. C. Degenhardt, in behalf Of b
self and others, presented each officer {
man Of the Holden Guards, at Camp Doug
with 4 well made ard well filed need1ebo
Thich were received with many thanks I
three cheere-!htse being the only hor
Fives the soldiers c2n rely upon to keep tbi
IN shape about their clothing. Mrs. Deg
hardt is doing noble work for our fo1di
She knows their wants. Her husband ser
IN the Russian army unde: Brig. Gen Turcl
and she lost promising Bon-a drummer
tie bridge disaster Of the 18th Illinois
winter. Let her example be noted and
lowed.
Tue WASHINGTON COFFEE House
This new restaurant and saloon at 50 an
State street, will be opened by Mr. b
Spear, the proprietor, this evening,
building was erected with special referenc
the accommodation Of guests and patror
the house. The bar-rooms and public ca
room in the first story are large and con
fiious-the private dining rooms reading I
and lad1eE palIo4 1u LIT 6ES0uA uCOI. 10 II
there is spacious front entrance, are
fitted up, as also are the sleeping room
the third floor.
It Is in every respect so conducted as
rendered an attractive and popular II
The we'll known "Patsey'' Howard, ri
one Of the active assistants Of the esta
ment.
BRYANT & sTRATToS's CHICAGO Con
cA1 CoLIEGE.-The following young 6
men haye graduated at this Institution
orr last announcement. We understand
College has received, and Is still receis
good degree Of patronage, notwithsta
so many young men have gone into the
". II. Banks. Mendon, IL; Chas. c.
L. J. Curry, Jas. Lathrop, ]. ". Arb
VIM. Beers, Peter Eppler, F. E. Lop
J. L. Esbiorn, Chicago Chas. B. T
Jonesyille, Mich; B. Nathan. H. &. sh
Lancaster, Wis. E. 7. Wilder, Dccatn:
Henry Setter, Lebanon, III; VIM Por
Edgerton. Rock county, Wis; ". n
ledge, Jacksonville, ILL.,; Herbert B
Geo. Marshall, Elizabeth, Ill; Ed. l
Jr., Monroe, Wis; John Finnan,
go; ]. & Johns, Van Vert, Ohio; 4. L.
don, Quincy, III.
PALMER's ACADEMIA new and CT
dious edifce has Just been completed
corner Of Wabash avenue and Congress
for the occupancy Of that excellent inst
known as Palmer's Academy, The mint