, 1862-01-14

S!!.11l Ter year. I
Godey's L1dy's Book and the Cont
mental Monthly for February have been re
ceived by J. R. Walsh, corner Of Madison
street and Custom House Place.
cur,onrn Vo-...zo 49, 49,,
EST Cay Of The season a.a freq III cars were as
plenty as shoulder straps, The Thermometer
at Buck l. Rayncs's drug store indicated 1ea
below zero at seven L. NJ, aud 20 below at
noon. At O'Hara's drug store the Ihe7mom-
etcr stood ut i5o below ut seven L. NJ, 60 be-
low at one P. NJ, and 10 below at six N.
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w. "e -" :,. aa9 ~ - ..~. S Aoe'>,
onstas4 apte -. - oes >a4oee
a1aoA aHe o 49, ~ u's ..9A
1;ca1, upon 1ccturing tour, when his services
nrc 50 much needed at home seycrl1 of the
officers have spoken with us, and desire US to
invite the Colonel home, and continue the lee
turing tour after the war is over.
Lug sc,en.n anu 49, y. .n1 r,Na..>. ev
tetates IL peuan " ~. I1u 1uo
soS'e's' W. " g'en t.n1 go. a [!,.,.a,, ,1r
v"u's ILL., ~ uls fst t,,-.:es-. r1,,;-avs;t~
1'et' a. a. 49, vi ~ cr,mans ;, sor.
era1 years residence II tnal country, and
thorough knowledge OF It's language, have
given him rare 1ael11ies LOT M acquaintance
with his SUBJECT
1seo eT,,v,,,r Sco n Dcor-
49,. $500 to,-o 5ns+ ,occived .hcir second
a., ,i;a-s,e s,r7ssa Tho assortment in res-,,3
=. ,:.o. + ,o,r oo,,,,,,o+o po,+;os ran ha
.,;t.5 :, a,t7,.r shanc sizc or ou,1itv Mt
x,.;oo. ,,,,,,, ,ose +,,,,, +,, ,sr,1 standard a
[,e;+ ~ ,foNo11r,e md a, ova7n;n,tion NJ his
s+o,,. of r,oe,.cf d;ar;es viii CONVINCE vou of
W. f,e+ 4i,,+ fo- t;1;sh st,.2c ,nf, hoo1tv thcv
n"'e "oA 'A~A4 >dN'N- -
PrrERs WAy7gp.-In another column will
Dt found IN advertisement calling for pipcrs
for the Scotch regiment. now in process OF
formation under the auspices Of Daniel CAM
eron, Colonel commanding. We arc pleased
TO know that this regiment is meeting with
gpud Success in its organization, and that the
nucleus Of splendid corps has already beer
established. All those skilled to play upor
the pipes would do well to consult the advcr
tisement referred to above.
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k@ 3mohs LUZ suecess1ul 1u'eueloHs
LIE aaS is INC COCAINE ooop. LIS fragrant anE
refreshing qualities, together with inc sl1ke1
s.noo1lAess which 1t inparts tc the hands AM
face, are the unmlstakable evidences OF 1t
excellence and agreeable Influences. The pub
lie have discovered its excellence and siycl
assent to its value. The experience Of til
thousands who selt, the voluntary testimon
nf the uDprcjudiced, and the judgment Of til
tia rrnutation Of the highest value. It's pu
IN in bo.cs at II and 80 cents tho l,ox b
smitd l. Dwyer, opposite the fremont Houst
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PRESENTATION AT CAMP DorGLAs.-Ye!
tcrday afternoon, Col Cumming, Of the Ch
cano Legion, 50th regiment Illinois volunteer
vas taken Wholly By surprise ut the appea
ancc Of Lis command in front of his lcadqua
tiers; and when called to The door, Quartc
master Henry Howland came up leading
splendid bay horse fully equipped and eapas
soned, which he presented in behalf Of II
whole regiment, accompanying the prcsc
with few appropriate remarks. The Colon
replied, expressing his astonisbmcnt and gza
tude to the donors with much feeling and
very happy manner Three cheers we
then given by the men for their gallant Coz
mander, after which the regimcntal band ga
some Of their excellent music, and the III
marched to their quarters, well pleased vi
Tie horse is very fine one and was select
br tho Quartermastcr, WHO is Judge Of t
article,
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN TILE NORTH DR.
s1oS,-Tlree wooden tenemcnts near the c
prr Of Larrabce street and C1ybourne agen
were destroyed By fire last evening about Sc,
O'clock. The fire originated in q cooper-sl
owned by one Mr.. Grimm, the story above
ing occupied by the same as = dwelling.
extreme distance Of the locality and the Ct
ptes of the evening dc1a,ed the steamers
tl,tir progress to the spot, and prevented
c:cut action aflcr their arrival.
Grimm's tenement was entirely consumed,
yolyiug loss Of 500, which is covered BY
su1ance. The engine house Of Hose Comp
No. :, belonging to the city, and immediat
adloiuing, WAS also destroyed. Loss 500
third building, owned by Stephen Bauma
and occupied by Fred. Siehlcr Us a saloon,
also considerably damaged. The loss u
the building was 500; upon furniture belc
inr to Mr.. siehlcr, $50. The origin of
fire is unknown.
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FRArDILEsT ESL1s1a1EN7--On Satu1
last David Heninan, Of the city Of Ottawa
tiliE State, made application to Judge DIR
mond Of the United States Court, for the
suance OF 6 writ OF habeas corpus, that
might De discharged from the custody Of
officers Of the Irish Regiment, now at Ct
Douglas 1t appears that Henlman Wos
Col. Muligan at lexington oof1ns Inc e1
slege, ana an'n nls eapto1e oS fr1ee Oh
=Nn ol oeptenoef' ~ :" 10 nahen s ps1soue ~
the feneas anu nnalis Felcaseo, WILL Oil
upon taking IN oath not to hsht agains'
State OF Missouri or TIC Confederate II
10 assist the United states IN any way.
was cent to Quincy IN this State, and a
in October following. He afterwards
to st. Louis, and made application to
dicr General Curtis for his discharge from
service. His wishes were complied with
copy Of the certificate Of discharge wz
evidence. Hcniman was raid of and retu