, 1862-06-11

road, and gallant Capt Kitty Of the gunboat
Mound City, upon the OCCASION Of the presen-
tation Of beautiful flag to tho Inter. The
Eatenees Of the publication is owing to the
fact that the correspondence WAS unagoidab1Y
delayed In its transit:
CHICAGO, April 80, 1881. {
cortqin !1s, a. Il h11ty, Commander Gnaooat Hound
REsrycr,n ..n nE.p sn-A tev =, .ha oaa- !
and employees q the G caT aST Worta tae haTs
purchased this f1ag which they have requested me
Ms oSse the Gpns Moun
AS lover q our country aud government, &C.
count It one of the happest acts OF my life to do
ors WHO are now so nobly defending our lands, and
50 eicenty sweeping from ths Aiaslssippi those
passage Of the dear old flag.
Receive this flag. Dear Sir, as testimonial Of
our admiration for, and confidence in sthe courage
and patriotism of I'LL on board the Mound City
Gulf; and may all who light under it return in
saitty to enjoy the pcaceN hich they will certainly
which millions Of patriotic citizens arc eager to
beStow.
Yours fer the whole country and not an inchlese
MEs. G. F. Scoy1II.E.
REPLY
Q. S, GuHRoAT MOUND CrrF.
FORT PILLOW, May 4, 1862
=, MknAA: take great pleasure in acknowledging I
the receipt Of very beautiful American 1ag
Mound CITY ~ patriotic association of Ghicago.
The salue Of the present is greatly enhanced bF t
ne fattefing tenor Of the letter accompanyingit
arc herewith respectfully rendered to the |
association. The nag is now in its appropriate
enemies; aud there. may venture T to W say, It viii
pc 5spt while enc Of the latter shall remain on the
q oa 5hs Sea IL Gge officer, and crew .,
vant, A. Il. kitty, Commauder,
Hoops.-Not barrel hoops but crinoline hoops,
not keg snrrounders but female surrounders! |
Hoops big and little, for admit and infant, the |
skeletons in every mans closets. For the pro-
duction Of these latter-day adjuncts of ciyili- |
Zatlon, L.. Trager has established a n1anutac- |
tory at No. 10 South Clark street, aud his |
show windows are barred and ribbed with |
crinoline Of every degree Of quality. His |
stock is the finest in the city, rs he |
has made this all-embracing branch Of busi- |
ness speciality. and is thus enabled to suit |
any female taste however fastidious, and sell
at the very lowest cash figure. It would be
superfuous for us to invite ladies'
desirous Of making purchases in that direc-
ton to call at Trager's. They will consult
their own advantage and economy by SO
| in this business can be supplied by calling at
| No. 79 South Clark street, or at his other
establishment, No. 156 Lake street.
SUED FOR L1nE1.-We are Informed that
the Secession Organ in this city has been
sued for libel By the Managers Of the North
western Railroad, and its carriage upou that
route prohibited, growing out of Z scandal
Gus ard grossly untrue article published in
that sheet, charging the Managers with III
sulting lady travellers. Of course the charge
is q falsehood.
In this connection the following is not bad:
CHICAGO, ,t5une 10, 1861.
Editors Chicago Tribune:
Seeing notice in the Times and an echo thereto
regard to the price Of Strawberries will tell you
wEat call t.genteel swindling,'' viz: 4 pretend
ed gentleman, after devouring at least q dollars
, aro33h Of strawberries and cream, trying to brbe
the waitcr 2csfh q dime to give him thirty-iye
cent check! Is rot this the height Of GOODNESS for
ONE uF THE t.REsrEc1AB1.E REsTArRATECRs.'
Gimp DoUGLAs,--We learn that on Friday
. night seven Of the secesh prisoners confined
at Camp Douglas succeeded in making their
. escape, and up to last night only one Of then,
|
vas also made on Monday night By another,
who was shot at by the guard and seriously
injured.
The Irish Brigade are now expected to leave
On Thursday night for Annapolis. It is not
definitely known st what time the Scotch rcyi-
ment Til1 go.
I STEALING MosET.-John White, a waiter at
the Central House, went to the house OF Mra.
, Margaret Nash, his Washerwoman, at Is North
Dearborn street. On Monday, while she was
out at work, and stole SaG. He was seen by
f one Of the neighbors, who described him to
Mrs. Nash, and upon information to Captain
| Paulson, an officer was sent to arrest him.
, He was held in tho sum Of 5000 for trial in
q Recorders Court.
' B1ooMEns.-The magnificent weather yes
= terday had the tendency to bring out among
other novelties, several bloomers. However
: much We may admit their propriety at home
and pity poor Caudle, the propricty of
s woman's wearing breeches on the street, O
, the taste which suggests bifurcated garments
): arr alike decidedly questionable.
=. BRYAN GuARps-This company Of thrc
'e months men is still recruiting for garrison
=. duty at Camp Douglas. 4 few squads frou
% city or country, aud drummer, will be at
lg certcd. Call Immediately at West Marlze
DC Hall, or address letter to Post Office box ,05:
cs or telegraph to Capt, Boyden, West 1larke
is Hall, Chicago.
Closing Of Mails.