, 1862-08-25


at the mouth, where Mr. PatricE's Est had |
met his last remark before It was quite 6n- !
ished. His tWo pals, Hh3 are supposed to |
belong also to the Times gang, then made q |
rush at Mr.. Patrick, who met them half way,
and knocked them both down. Number one
gathered himself as soon Rs possible, and was
eomjng to the aid Of his prostrate friends,
when a neighbor Of Mr. Patrick, hearing the
disturbance, came upon the Scene just in t1me
to plant his bunch Of fiyes under the fellows
ear and send him to grass again. This round
ended the sport, and the three secessionists
went off in quest of b2ndages and raw beef
steak for their faces, which were knocked, for
the time being, into an unpleasant Eameness.
Mr.. Patrick, who so signal1y vindicated his
count1y's honor and prowess, did not receive
4 scratch.
PREsEST4T1oE TO CAPTAE SPALD1SG OF
TIE SECOND BOARD OF TRADE REGIMEST.-
On Saturday afternoon large number OF the
friends Of Captain J. ]. spa1ding visited him
at the regimentl camp, and at the close Of
dress parade bis company was drawn up in
front Of the Captains tent, where, after mu-
sic by the Light Guard Band, his business
partners and the employees Of their Office,
presented hin with costly and elegant sword,
sash, belt, pistol and other equipments, and
at the same time the members Of the church
where he has been useful member, highly
esteemed and loved, for q long time, presented
him with a beautiful suit Of Uniform coat,
pants, vest, and hat. The presentation was
made By ]. ". Waughop, Esq, accompanied
by appropriate remarks, which we're responded
to by Captain s. in . feeling manner Tie
whole sffair passed off very pleasantly and is a
deserved testimonial Of the esteem in which
he is held where he is best known. Captain
spalding has q fine company Of men, who
seemed as much delighted with the attention
shown their young commander as if it had
been given to themselves. We learn TINT
though be goes into the service for the war,
be still retains his business connection in the
firm Of Dunlop, sewell and Spa1ding where
he has been so long engaged
TnEATR1CAL-The Seven Sisters announce
the secondiWeek.: of their brilliant career at Nc
Vicser's theatre on Monday evening, when
many new features are to be introduced, in
cluding shower Of gold ip the last scene.
The theatre has been crowded each evening
Of this piece, and will continue to be so as
long as it is presented. The last scene a1oue
Is worth the price Of admission, aud from the
different effects produced by the lights it nev-
er appears two nights alike, but al ways beau
tiful beyond description.
THASKs.-We are requested by Capt. James,
Of the scripps Guard, to express, in behalf OF
his company, their heartfelt acknowledgements
to Mr. Parmalee, Superintendent Of the City
Railway Company, for his fiberaliiy in furnish
ing the necessary cars, free Of charge, to carry
the entire company from camp to the city and
back, on the occasion Of the entertainment
given to them By Mr.. and Mrs. scripps. Taey
hope that patriotic citizens will remember
this act Of 1iberality.
FOR THE SEVENTY -sEcoSD.-J. L. H1y-
ward, sutler Of the 72d or First Board o,
Trade Regiment, leaves this city for the quar-
ters OF the regiment on Monday evening. AL
the friends or relatives Of officers or priyates
in the reg iment having packages to send, will
leave them as early as possible, properly ad-
dressed, at the international Saloon, Couch
Place, between Clark and Dearborn streets,
Tp.1s.s TATE spErcu .1ohn Walsh
corner of Madison street md custom Honsa
Place, has received 3 pamphlet containing
Archbishop Hughes recent sermon on the
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1.nan prca +an oa,,+s ''A - -'e
TIE BOARD OF TRADE WAR COMMITTEE
the Roara of Trade War cornu;ttae .y;1, bo1a
their reen1ar mett;nps IN the Mercantile AZ.
soc;at;on Roous. corner of state and Take
streets every afternoon at 4 O'clock ercentinp
a"nosss'
Goop-ny, sEcEsn.-Dr. Stanley, the NORTH
Side physician, arrested some days since fol
using seditious language and otherwise prov
,;xs-na sSta roaa1o, . las =. 11 sa.ey us
,,n ront No,eor - no sant1, s;da po,;ae
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t lars premium offered by Dr.. G. A. G1rnsey tt
| the first man enlisting in Capt. Holbrook'I
company has been awarded TO Henry DeWo1
CHR1sTESED.-The Mercantile Battery has
commitment tn ". r. Doppett ESQ. Presi
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| SANITARY eeffLlEs UofN1 1oHhA AhD.-
th1rty-si4 boxes of hospital supplies to Cair
on Saturday last.
a The special attention OF members o
the first Board. Of Trade regiment is called t.
Capt. Curtis advertisement, published else
| where,
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4 CHICAGO MAN In sTRoUBLE.-H. a. q atct
resident of this city, was arrested at Fou
du Tao. n, Fridav- for hurgIarr.
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