, 1862-07-04

Fullagar IA smecth, who want several
copper and tin snll,.ts.
Sco7cu REGrEST.-LieGt 5no. R. Floyd |
will be happy TO take any letters for the above |
regiment if left at this Office, before Saturday
noon. The regiment is BOW near Martins
bu,gh Virginia
+: GoST1srEp-Morgan L. Keith, late City
Susger and inspector Of liquors, vas yesterday
arraigntd before the police court for ezercls-
ing his yocation as-inspector after the appoint
nlent Of his successor. The case was contin-
ned to the 18th instant 70 allow defendant to
procure testimony.
D1scHARGEp.-Thc State street grocer who
YVES arrested few days since, charged with
the larceny Of quantity Of potatoes from the
depot Of the Rock Island Railroad, Was yes
1crday discharged by Justice Fitz, it appear
in. that the bill Of lading received from the
freight agent covered the property alleged to
ttye been stolen.
NEW Music FOR SABBATH Schools
Ncssrs. Root g. Cady have just received
larce invoice OF the Silver Chime and the
s'Cantata Of the Christian Graccs." by Geo.
F. Root, ESQ. This little work is designed
for Sabbath Schools and is q gem Of its kind.
1t the East it is meeting with rapid sale,
over thousand copies being disposed OF
6ai]y. It's SUCCESS in the West Will be fully as
great.
LADIES MEEr1SG.-TAe ladies OF Chicago
interested in the success Ct the Young Mems
Christian Association, propose grand floral
benefit Oh Thursday and Friday Of next week.
To Perfect arrangements already initiated, q
seccrd meeting is called At the roous of the
Association, On Saturday, July 5th, at four
O'clock =. H., and 4 central attendance Of all
ladies fayoring the eIIort is earnestly solicited
Let Ill The churches be well represented with
out special invitation.
CHICAGO 1l3ss1oSAg1Es.-The Christian,
T;rae> learns that Rev. E. P. Scott and Mrs.
Scott, missionaries to Bnrmah, sailed on the
1ntn OF June from Boston. Previous to sail
irr, services were held on board the ship, Rev.
Dr.. Duncan delivering an address, and Dr.
Nc:tlc Offering prayer. 3lT. Scott gave expires
Sion for hin35elf aud wife Of convictions o
duty, relative to th+ir future field Of labor
AIr. Scott, it will be reconectel, is membe,
p1 the First Baptist Church Of Chieago, ani
lift here little over month ago.
4 PREMATURE DISPLAY OF FIREWORKS
Last evening, about nine O'clock By some &C
cident OF other, Urge lot Of fireworks at tn
fruit store, No. 73 Clark street, kept By Pete
Dunn, took fire and exploded. For seyera
minutes the air Was filed With rockets, can
dies and other pyrotechnics, which went o.
with deafepiag din, and kept up such ] b1az
that no one dared to venture within half
square Of the place. Fortunately the stor
did not take fire, and although the street va
crowded OF the time, nothing more scriou
Than general u ekedaddle' occurred. Tb
total loss YES about 800. Although the los
is serious one to the owner, the display VI;
fine one, and witnessed By large crowd {
spectators.
MYSTERIOUS D1sAPPEAIASCE.-11r.F E. /
Hedges Of this city has been missing from L
home, IS Van Buren, street, since the 18th
June last lie left the house about six o'clol
in the evening, expecting to return with
A1e4 ELL AOus 4A[ ID u LILLY E4A44A AAA@A3 0H1
nair and eyes, wears 8 moustache and II
dressed in black suit, and is shout twent
si1 years Old. Is he had considerable mon
about his person, fears are entertained th
somlthiEg may have happened, there bell
no cause for his leaving SO suddenly, exec
TINT he is subject to fits Of insanity. A
ono knowing Of his whereabouts, or that c
give any Information about him, viii confer
iayor by calling at IS Van Buren street, or
this Office.
OSE More TNFoRTCSATE.-That buco
Innocence is no match for urbln rascal
was fully demonstrated in The experiences
VIM. F. Miller of Fulton county, New Yo
who yesterday passed through Tie city on
va, to Woodstock, McHcnry county VII
walking opcn-mouthcd about the Ga1ena /
1ot, he WAS accostcd by q well dressed str:
ger, whom few moments before lc had ss
Violently gesticulatiog with co1nrade.
noccnce paused and looked on. Stranger :
being "dunncd'' for s'that little bill
OF course Stranger had 10 small notes, {
Indignantly rendered fifty dollar bill. CT
itor conid not change it. If lnnoce
would give The currency, he should hold
= bill for security, and after the debt was p
both would visit the bank and dra~
qo'd." He consented; the transfer WAS d
made and the debtor and creditor retires
4 ueiglDoring grocery to draw up reca
Innocence waited an uneonscionabl: time
their temperance, when he betnousht |
sell to examine the security. It proved Il
promise Of the s'Cnircrsity Bank, Nc
Dame.'' By this time he began to have
first, faint, dim outline o. III idea that he
been swindled- No arrests were made,
The country1nan left Chicago wiser, if L
happier man.
"a SoLr1EK's G1rT.''-At the hard
and cutlery store Of La1rahee Il North,
114 Lake street, may be seen o1e Of the
magnificent swords aud its belongings
manufactured IN This country. Upon the
bard, With III elegantly engraved scroll, j
following inscription:
"a soldi,r'e Gift to John 8. Turchin Colo
thc 1a:h III Nols., from tile Boys Ct Co. a.
ttIted 1e6l. :.
Tlis, SIS the above indicates, is to be pr
ted to the gallant Colonel Turchin. A
ec1ips;on vas started among the private
uoE-commiseioncd officers Of Company 4
tie rt cesEary amount raised at orcc an
Wa1ocd to 1-a11:tbee & North. The swor
scabbsrds {of which latter there are two
for dress and the other for seryicc} are
the 1naruiae:ory Of Ames & Co., Chit
Mess, aud cost, together with the belt, S
knot and eash, tso anndred and fifty OF
zars. The design and execution Of the
bct1ag the highest degree Of perfection q
tietic skill, reaec1ing great credit upon II
Isuabee & North, the designers, and II
.Ance g. Co., the manufacturers. The bl
from PRUSSIA, and is literally covered
superb etching. The hilt is large and O
or:Ate workmanship. The handle is CT
with eha1k-skin. wound With gilt cord O
In addition to the inscription as above,
tains the names, in scroll work, OF the
where Col. Turchin ms seen service q
the rebellion: g Missouri, Kentucky, 7
see, Alabama" Among the ornamen
the Federal aud Illinois State Arms,
Zouaye standing upon 8 secession snak
his musket at *'present armsn The b,
sash are Of excellent material and finish
latter is one Of the largest, heaviest and
we ever saw. The sword knot is q fittj
peudagc to the whole, the tasse1 be
cighiceu-carat gold.
The syccrti and annarF araA II III ha ny,