, 1862-06-07

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E- The rush for boots and shoes at the
great bankrupt sale, 1os South Clark street, IS
tremendous. The last lot Is received, snd Will
be ready for sale to-day.
FsRrvEr1 PARADE.-The 65th Illinois
fscotcb rcEirncnt) will parade through the city
to-day, and will probably leave for the seat Of |
Har on Monday.
PosTpoxED.-Thc visitation OF the Bishop |
of this diocese to Christ Church, Chicago, and |
the confirmation appointed for Whitsunday, g. /
NJ, juno Sth, are postponed for the present. |
FIRES IN THE MONTH OF MAT.-During |
the month Of May there were eleven fires and /
four false a1at1ns. Tic aggregate loss was |
$685. Of which, but $saa0, so far IS NC could |
learn, WIS insured. |
McV1cKER's TuEATRE.-Mr Booth appears |
for the second time, this evening, as Pescara,
in the tragedy OF ''The Apostate,' p the simple |
announcement vi which will ILL the theatre.
On Monday evening he is to appear as Hamlet,
FATAL ACCIDENT.-Thomas Brannick, the
member Of The Emmett Guards, who fell from
the third story window Of the recruiting Office
in Lloyd's block, day or two since, died at
his residence No. 25s Adams street, at four
o'clock yesterday afternoon.
STRCcK-Ihc teannsters engaged in hauling
the stone for matchmaking North Wells
etreet, struck yesterday for increased pay.
They haye been getting seventeen ehillings
per cord, and they now demand twenty shil-
1ings.
MARRIAGES IN CooK COUNTY DURING NAT
Tho number Of licenses granted by tho
County Clerk to parties desirous Of perpe-
trating mat1inony, during the mouth just
closed, WIGS 10. In tie corresponding month
of last year, the number Was 13f-an Increase
Of IS for h1ay, 1852.
TIE HAL1EcK GTARps.-This company is
enca1nped at Cottage Grove, on the old
ground Of the Sturgcs Rifles, a few more
men arc wanted to fill the company. On ar
irving in camp, clothing and arms arc furn-
iehed- The company is for the three months
service, and will go with the first regiment
STEALING F1oUR.-Thomas Maher was a.
rested by officer Hamilton at about II o'clock
Thursday night, charged with stealing four
barrels Of flour from car at the Galeua and
Chicago Union Railroad depot. Hewa seen
By the watclman to back up to car and load
the 1our at about six O'Clock. The police
were notified Of the arrest made as mentioned
WIFE BEA7EG.-Patrick Ward was before
the Police Court yesterday charged with bru-
tally asssu1ting his wife, on Thursday night,
bv beating her with a leather etran nr Haro
testified to attending her On that nioht and
finding a 1arpe number of l,ruises 1,non har
limbs and a cnt upon her head Tie ,ras t,na3
s. and costs
1HE MARINE bASh 6o1SG INTO THE GAS
Bts1SEss-~Ihe "atefeo"n {Hlsconsln) DcAa-
oerat says: The Marine Bank OF Chicago has
A, ef1or+ is nv hc;no ~ \. "a o~oan;na s.. 49,
c,ro,acp FIR tba ,nro,cn of oo,rr;,,r ~, a..
4orRs tt ;s nronosed In nnt the mira dou-,,
to $500 or "a. 30 Der nm feet in oraar +o in
crease the consumption tn such an o1tan+ 90
will mike it DIV to produce this kind of1;,b+
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oHoT.-A member OF the Irish Brigade,
named morrison, was shot by the patrol on
duly al camp Douglas, between ten and
eleven O'CLOCK On thursday night, while at
tempting to run the guard. He had been
the euard bousc. when he star+ad and ~,
and the guard firing at him ,odped 3, h,1, ~
his shoulder. infictinp a ser;ons. thouob mi
fatal wound.
s ' ct.N ueA' "ai nleeslns OF
"..n assocaal1on' WILL
A0 VII ~ Huina hAee oapll51
w" "o''ntpplns "1tn LIZ Ely
1i sAi sein1t " Auno osenns aao
- W o0or,Nen euS' guns
~ ~ s'eta. elsaAsls VIZ suute7s lne mees'
as,,,,e s5 1's~1;ta1s ssoa ssns ~ .ue s,'tlouS
and other Injuries during the past week. and
deserve the cooperation of all our citizens.
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insN eI'-a1lss Aa1e
D1o"n' laoy MUSE taienI Will the brush
gives Aef OCCASIONAL ezaploSment upon Aoors
ana "1noo"s, was arrested yesterday, Charged
With Stealing number OF articles Of female
appafe1 1rom Mrs. dandrahan, living On the
corner OF VI Hhlte and Market streets. Kate
hao oeen stopping 1or day Or two with Mrs.
Hano1anan, "ho went out on Friday morning,
1easlng her alone Ii the house. and on her re-
turn 1ound Miss hate gone, and the best OF
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BLASKs.-Evesy description OF blanks NAV
be obtained at this Office, more especia1lv
those desirable at present, viz: bounty and
pension blanks, soldiers, widows and heirs,
declarations for bounty and arrears. invalid
pension claims, captains certificates Of dis.
charge, widows declarations for half pay. etc,
etc, Those desirous Of obtaining any Of the
above description OF blanks can be supp1ied
at this Office at the lowest possible rates. The
price Is only seyenty-dye cents Der au1re a
twenty-four They will be sent by mail. DOS,
paid upon receipt of money.
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Elsewhere viii be found the card of Smitt
Bro, wholesale grocers, No, 43 South Waite,
street, whose names are coerM with the ear1i
fst business history Of tho city. We +att
pleasure in referring our readers both in cit,
and country to them Us old and tried business
men, successful merchants, and proprietor
OF IN establishment filled from roof to base
ncnt with stock Of goods which will NEE
the wants of all, and furnished at prices vhic]
will suit the purses of all. Country dealer
as well as city retailers should make n nota n