, 1862-04-15

a LAUGHTER oF f1AHS.-L1te S1naay night
the police brought to the station house
decenuy dressed and good looking young
woman, who was found wandering about the
streets alta Late hour. She had in her posses
sion a complete uniform Of private in the
Z. s. infantry. She stated in reply t. ques-
tiops thnt on the 4th OF October last she en-
Listed as private in Capt. Northrup'5 COM
pany B, Esd Kentucky Infantry, and left her
regiment early last week On furlough. She
refused to give any further particulars.
TIE "PErRoL On L1GH1'' AGA1S.-Parties
who we're unable to see this new and highly
economical light while On exhibition in this
city few weeks since, can now avail them
selves Of the opportunity at IS Randolph
street. The patcntec was compelled to leave
at that time very unexpectedly, but will now
remain until Saturday, for tho purpose Of in
Producing the oil It Will be remembered thst
it burne without chimney, and is said to be
by far the cheapest known light Those in
te1csted will do we'll to see the patentee, as
they VIII be able to obtain from him al needed
Information respecting 1t.
HONE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. manufac-
tures are always worthy Of first class pnffs
in newspaper, and we have Of Late had the
pleasure Of testing the quality Of some home
made cigars from the establishment Of Messrs.
Corbin & Co., corner Of Randolph and Clark
streets, which are surely deserving Of being
pufed by smokers choice of the variety Of the
weed they use, and in these columns Iu fact,
1t should not be called putting in the literary
Sense to puff in paragraph cigar Of such
flavor and quality that it readily and literally
pufEs Itself upon the slightest provocation.
Speaking seriously, however, not better cl-
gar is made than t'Corbin's Own''-a name
By the way, by which this brand should imme-
diately be christcned.
ANOTHER oF THE HosoREp DEAD.-Amone
the first young men TO volunteer sitter the fill
of Fort sumpter was Daniel R. Farnham, late.
ly in the employ Of Newell Snow, Esq, who
enlisted in Company L, Chicago Light Artil.
lery. He was gentleman Of good character,
fine sensibillties and had host of friends
among our younger citizens. He fell noblJ
fighting at his post at Pittsburg Landing. He
leaves q mother in Michigan and sister In
the West Division. The members Of the Chi,
cago Literary Union, to which society the de-
ceased belonged, are requested to call upou
D. ". White, at the Office Of the American
Express Company, to make arrangements fol
bringing the remains Of Mr. Farnham to Chi.
cage for interment.
IHE ROLL OF EoaoR.-0n Sunday after
noon Last, during the services recommended
By the President In his proclamation, the Rev
DR.. Clakson read, IN St. James Church, tn,
names Of al1 the young men Of his parish Wit
arc now peril1ing lite for their country In th
field FoRTf-sEyTs names we're On this roll o
honor from his cchurch. During the readIn!
OF the list the congregation rose and re
malned starding, The Scene was very solemn
and impressive. They were all then com
nenced to the protection Of Almighty God
One OF them, the first dead Of the fortv-seFen
EDWARD HANSON RUSSELL, but % wears O
age, was Killed On Sunday. the 9Th inst, at th
Battle Of Pittsburg Landing. He was a mem
Der Of the Chicago Light Artillery, Co. A, an,
fell nob'y with lis comrades ct their post. Il
the hottest Of the fight, On the left wing q
the army. He son Of the Jseob Russe1
Esq, formerly well-known and honored ell
izen Of Chicago.