, 1862-02-26

WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 2e, 1861.
THE CITY,

IN A number Of packages Lett at the TRl-
erkK Office for members Of the Nineteenth |
regiment, care Of Captain Shepley, as well as
d money.lctter, remain uncal1ed for. They
will be surrendered to their oWners on demand. |
For Jo1rE1.-The prisoners sentenced from |
The Recorders Court, at its last term, to the |
Of SIX, Eve Of whom are males, viii 50
to Joliet in charge Of deputy sheriff on Fri
day Of this week
DmD w CAHf.-On Sunday last, Sergeant
Jas & Ellis, Of ca. E, SGD Regiment, died At
Camp Douglas. The deceased came from FL
gin, Kane Co., where his friends reside. They
have been notified Of his death, and were ex-
pectcd to arrive here yesterday TO take charge
Of his remains.
POCKET P1cKED.-A German woman named
Mrs. Charles Fehr, had her pocket picked on
Monday night, at the German Theatre, of her
pure, containing $50 In money and certif-
cate Of deposit for $500. Mrs Fehr WAS in
attendance at 3 masqued ball, which, 1t now
appears, Was also visited By delegation Of
The -dngured brigade.
Foe TEE WoUHDED.-Hon. L N. Arnold
has sent SO to the President Of the Citizen's
Committee, to be expended for the comfort
and relief OF these wounded In the late battle
OF Doneleon. The donation Tas accompanied
by very eloquent and patriotic letter, ex-
pressing the writer's interest, in the brase men
in. the army from this State
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actress appear. this evening for The third and
last time in the exciting play OF " Pauline"
in which she has Hon golden opinions from
all Nho haye Witnessed her acting. The even
iur's entertainment closes with Miss Hosmet
and j, Il. McVicker as & Margery'' and s'Joe''
in the farce Of the 'sRough Diamond"
DANGEROUS CouSIERFEE.-A dangerous
counterfeit has lately made its appearance in
the city, On the Bank Of the Commonwealth,
New York city, Of the denominations OF one
and three dollars. They are limitations Of the
genuine issues, and so nearly are the two
alike that the spurious are readily taken by
those not well yersel in detecting such frauds.
The best rule would seem to be to refuse al
tic ones and threcs Of this bank.
r.,47n,4,o,~ Decentralization Of onr
readers is called to the announcement in ano
ther column Of the exhibition dr1llto be given
hy The Ellsworth Zouayes, Capt. Brand, at
their a57nory. Garrett Block, On Friday ere
ming. the 18th inst. The entire Zouaye drin
will be gone through with. The Light Guard
Band viii be in attendance. Tickets fifty
cents-for sale at the music store Of Messss.
Boot k Cady. The proceeds Of the exhibition
ase to be expended In the purchase Of proper
a1ms and accuutremcnts for the company.
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c1oks'.-sap'ut !, ctosh h's' nlsht, II
l~ u's l,alise, VI eotsne ~ oto'e aseuu,
naa'ae1o "oo eatie nuooeo toilones AVA 1i0it,
COOK anong Inc MECHANICS Eus11ec1s at ealnI
ters st the Camp, ATTEMPTED to get On the for
,sar5 end of the horse car, while much intox
7cated and m1sain.r his footine. fell undcr til
xvboe1 nro6nc;np a comnouni3 f1actnre of III
>;cbt ankle. At il O'Clock he was lyine at th
Rai,rsv f,f5ca awnit3ner The arriye1 of
,,trs;cian: thc adnE3e bonc pro.rua5nr fhrouo
1te limit more than an inch. The ankle vi
,,robah1r hare tn he a1nnut.tea.
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DEATH from Heart D1sEAsE--0n Mo,
day night near twelve O'Clock, colored ma
by the name Of Joseph Laarcns, residing
No. eS5 Third avenue, and who was married t
white woman, entered saloon at No. 81
Clark street and called for liquor at the ba
Before receiving it, however, he fell at fu
1ead man. A wound YRS inflicted upou Il
hack of lis 1,ead 1,y its co,nIne in violent CO..
TACT with an oyster can when he fell. Til
however. had m nart in causing lis deaf
Dr. Corr. the CITY physician. held zost mo
tem examination and testified before the Cor
ners 5ury that he died from disease Of Il
heart. 4 verdict was rendered In aoaora.n
with the factt.
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and Tho WIS "oanoed " RECEIVING 1"o oalle
IN Ms iett arm, a1 the nneo1 "anaee ena1t
on SATURDAY afternoon the 1otn ansa.' af1
cd here on Monday evening. His people
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