, 1862-05-13

Casualties.
The Coroner held three inquests during
Sunday and yesterday upon the bodies Of
drowned persons. The frst WIS held upon
the body Of an unknown map, found drowned
in Mud Lake Greek, in the town Of Cicero
near farm occupied by one o'Netl. The
body was that Of man five feet, six inches IN
height, Of about torty-hve years Of age, with
dark brown hair, mixed with gray. The cloth
tng consisted Of knit flannel under-shirt, cot
ton oyer-shirt, dark pants with red stripe,
bIack velvet vest, gray coat, black silk neck
tie buck.skln glover and Congress boots.
There Was nothing found upon the person, af.
tording any clue to. his identity.
4 second inquest Was held yesterday upon
the body Of another unknown man, five feet,
seven inches in height, and about twenty-five
years Of age, found In the canal ahort dis
tancc from the Brighton House. The cloth
Ing vas red flannel under-shirt, cotton over
shirt, drab pants patched upon the right knee,
drab coat with rubber buttons, brown vest
with brass buttons, and red neck tie. In the
pockets Of the pants we're found four dollars
in bank notes, two dollars and fifty cents in
silTer, and small card with some undecipher-
able hieroglyphics upon 1t.
The last inquest vas held upon the body Of
little boy four years Of age, SOD Of VIM
Welch, No. $50 North Market street, who fell
into a cistern upon his fathers premises, con-
taIniug six feet of water. 4 verdict in all
these cases WAS returned In accordance with
the facts.
Company A, Chicago Light Artillery.
Afew good steady men are wanted fot Company
4, Chicago Light ARTILLERY, now In Gen. Ha1leck'<
army. transportation will be furnished to sA sc
cepted.
Apply to Captain James, No. 200 South Cana
street. mayf33t
| EB- Rehiserators and Ice Bo1es-wholesals
| and retafl-of the most approved kinds.
/ Rehlgerators repaired or exchanged
! msy13at NV. BEET, IS L.Salle ct.
t w" Yankee Card Writer" Sherman House
also orders taken in Custom House Place, nextt'
Post Office. Samples inaailed for two stamps
| printed from plate g. may1S-9t
w L. Dutton'e new Livery Stable is finished
and his stock Of horses and carriages has been II
tnsned to the old stand In Couch place, betwee
Dearborn and Clark. The stable has been enlarE
ed and Its facilities for boarding horses increased
may13-3t
a He4uest~Dental.
In order to avoid frequent Interruptions in al
poIntments and the loss OF time to patients. d.
Airport will hereafter devote from 10 to 1o56 A. ,
and from to 81 P. H., to consultations at Tshic
times he will see all those who desire his advice
regard to their teeth, OF wish to make appointmen
for dental operations. It will be q very gres
economy in time to his patients as well himse]
and he will esteem it 8 favor If al persons will
far as practicable. comply with the above reques
F Missy 10th, 1862 may122 St
t ~ The rMideummer Night socia1s.' Of Ma
tine,s 81 Dancing Academy are held every Tue
day evening, may192t
~ Madame Ho11ard, the great Magnetic Dc
trese, Is daily astonishing and convincing SOL
Of the most skeptical Of our citizens Of her VIC
de1ful power in curing diseases! It Is to be hop
that no one will despair Of cure until they ha
| given Madame Il. q trial. Satisfactory refefene
Of remarkable curea viii be cheerful1y given wh
required, by applying at her residence, No.
: Michigan Avenue. mag1sz6
r l~ good shade hanger wanted. Apply to
a G. L. Faxon, 20 Lake street. ap2fp74s
TO to JDnu d0neas lis utArDuIu St.s ana GET 70
l. clothes thoroughly cleaned and neatly repaired.
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"Cau on Dunlop, Sewen b 3palding for Printing
/, nov11-h27l-ly
= e Buy paper hangiRgs Of Chase q Co.,
Randolph gtreet. NH 2s451
az For cleaning and dying gentleman's clot1
60 to Cook d Mclean. % Dearborn street. II
E. old established house do better and cheaper VI