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up his food from the of1al Of the street, and
when found BY the police Vas nearly starved.
The mother was sent to the BrldeWel, and
the child Will hence{orth have good home.

Ga1esburg last evening, that negro WAS dis
covered concealed in one Of the cars Of q
freight train On the Burlington and Quincy
Railroad yesterday, between Wataga aud Gales
burg. Upou being accostcd BY Conductor
steck, he jumped fran the train, taking with
him thirteen pairs Of shocs- On the: arrival
Of the train at Ga1esburg, Mr. steck took an
officer, and proceeded back on an engine to
Wataga, where they found the colored gentle
man at breakfast. The shoes were all recov-
cred, and upon his person Was also found q
key which would unlock sny CIR On the train.
He said he had come from Chicago in that
car. He Was conveyed to the jaii at Knox
vile.
e% By notice in smother column 1t will |
be seen that the library Of the Young MEMS
Association is to be closed from the first |
to the fifteenth Of July, inclusive. We un- |
derstand that during this time the whole |
library is to be oyerhau1ed, renovated and re- |
arranged, an accurate account OF stock taken,
and that it ia the intention OF the present
Board to make large additions in the way Of
rare and valuable works. The Association is
now in very prosperous condition, The
present Board Ia active and energetic. We
particularly hope that all members will assist
the managers in their endeavors to procure
the return Of books, and that the 8fh Of July
will find every book returned to its proper
place in the library.
TIE GERMANS AND TIE FOURTH OF JULY.
Last night, large delegations from various
German societies met at Arbeiter Hall, to
make arrangements for the proper celebration
Of the anniversary Of American Independence.
Enthusiastic and patriotic speeches were made
by Henry Greenbanm, Esq, and others, and
it WIS fully determined to have public ce1e-
bratien on the glorious Fourth. The neces-
eary committees were appointed to carry this
into effect, and Henry Greenbaun1, Esq, was
appointed Chief Marshal, with power to select
his own assistants. In the morning, mass
procession will be formed around Court House
Square, and after parading the streets, they
will repair to WrIght's Grove and have an old
fashioned pic mic.
The WoRLp's HORSE FA1R.-We are remind
! ed that this fair is really forthcoming by the
| discovery that the beautiful area OF ground
| appropriated, is now enclosed, and that gay
praneing steeds and fast bobtail nags are try
| ing their PAGES every afternoon on the new
half-mile track just completed, and open to
the public It is pleasant drive, down the
avenues, to the grounds en- State street, j1st
vest OF Camp Douglas, and the half mile track
Is a nice place to compare tutn-euts and get
up a1ittle healthful excitement We zee that
the Superintendent is pushing the mile track
to completion. The stalls and enormous am
phithea1re, will soon be under way, and the
preparations for the biggest show Of horses,
and the greatest gathering OF humans this
city has ever seen, will be complete.
Young MES's Assoc1ar1oS.-The delin-
quent list on the 1ibruy books Of this associa-
ton, notwithstanding the frequent notices
published and otherwise, still foots up de-
eidcdly as it should not. This notice we
gladly give place to in order to jog the
memories Of the holders Of books, who are
politely requested to look around little and
return them to the library. The names Of
these deIuquents are withheld for the eprcsent.
As will be perceived, the books are in the
main of some considerable value to the
library, and if not returned, must be replaced
at large expense to the association. The
, following arc out.
Seott's Poctica1 Works; Cage and Chambe,
q a1e Veny
Under The s:uart's Pelham: Harper's Magazine.
Sol. ID; pisoNned: Colonial History tinted
England Queens of scotland; Pictures Of The
l French; Italy and 5talian .a Poets: Bansroft':
Wbts es s
E Msait Of siia Lot6ian; Ro55;pss Aneisn
T. Chronicles q tie Tomb; baguet on, Banking
Peg Wottington; Raasea. Htsto5y 1 ot the R25pss
: | dale; Jonathan Edwsrds' works; Bayne's Essays
i | Constitution Of Man; Virgil; Conquest Of Me1i
sone LIZ %re Sf hs ;ate %Ss
r I'D Counter Currents; School bayz Il Kqsey
o on Revolution; Theirs French Revolution Lif
c OF Mlrabeau Macaulay'e England vol. Sketche
: o1Paris; :; Field Book ct thu Revolution Londo
cents Patent ats ''
+ Hereafter, books taken from the librar
must be returned promptly on time, or til
fine will in every case be demanded, and tb
holder debarred the privileges Of the ubrar,
4 CAPITAL H1T.-One Of the most admirabl
d esricatures we baye ever seen, made its appea
ance yesterday, at the news rooms and els
: where, and WIS the focur Of universal inspe
I ton and applause throughout the entire da,
e The print is entitled "Caius Marius Elongat1
e sitting among the Ruius,'' and was designe
q q by prominent member Of the s. C. a. T.
represents John wentworth in most horfift
o mood, the very picture Of perple1ed despal
II sitting upon barrel, in his hand scroll wi
= the legend democratic candidate for 9.
j. Senator" His left arm is bound with crap
and from the pocket of his stumptMl co
protrudes paper with the word " 5tumptail
To one ancle is attached q bail and chain, il
pedipg his further progress, with "Yoz Po
1T uli" npon the ball. a guide post in front
Ia. him indicates nine miles to the Summit Far
ard, moreover; suggests that at that ru
paradise for disappointed politicians, Ne
IS. foundlnnd pups, Bremen geese, Guinea pi
NJ wild cats and other "animiles" N
be had cheap by applying to John. Beht
r. him is the Liberty and Economy banner
of presented as half secesh and at half-mast, a
NJ . table upon which is an emptied mu
IN strewed upon the ground are several Volum
ct among them "Authony on Digestion
"Ful1er on Assessments; besides an expr
package addressed TO the care Of the Con
y46 lQuu1u4 NuAfEutl1A 101 %olA@St4OA ~ u
on Wentworth, and labelled "McAllister
re- stcbbins' Bonds, s.. sec, ,oco, Keep Dsr
ert In addition to this, there is o hat with br
vas in it, ard an Invitation for Proposals
ed, | Bricksn
The engraTer has been very happy in
treatment Of his subject, and has adtnira
'th, csrried out the intentions Of the designer.
OF addition to amusing the people Of the city
nee the state, for they have attained a wide spr
ties circulation so crest is the demand, the desI
in- er has taken revenge for daily attacks
hey abuse against him in the late Chicago d
crat. We advise our readers to take a Loo
-, the caricature. is "a big thing"
Of Camp Douglas
,,ds Considerable sensation WAS crested in
WAS camp On Monday BY q search among the I
lion oners for concealed weapons. a detachu
w1v Of about thirtydve Of the city police ASST
zera the soldiers in the search, which resu1te
erv the finding Of about cart load of contrat
articles Of every description, consisting I
med cipally Of knives and pistols Of all sizes
last descriptions, powder and balls, shovels, ha
sn1e cts, picks, &C., which were taken in charg
hree the officers.
Nineteen secesh physicians were yeste
ia1ly released from confinement st the camp b
will der of the War Department. Their NJ
light | are: Dr5 Martin Dupree Saudek Gro,