, 1862-09-26

to correspondent, We would state that the
sBoard OF Trade Battery at last accounts was at
Louisville, Ky.
F1RE.-The alarm OF fire about o'clock
yesterday morning was in consequence of the
burning OF r small cottage at the corner of
kinzie and Union streets. It was unoccupied,
and belonged to 4. G. Throop. Loss $500.
ExcuRsloN.-By taking the excursion train
at the depot, corner Of Canal and Madison
streets, On next Saturday morning, persons
can visi. either Joliet or Lockport. Tickets
fifty cents; to be had at G6 Washington street.
The State Prison will be open to visitors.
AUCTION sA1E-Attention is called to the
Large sale Of fine secondhand and ne y house.
hold furniture this morning ut Ok o'clock. at
the sa]esrooms Of Gilbert d Sampson. No. s.
Like street.
DEATH N THE scRrrps GUAnD.-We regret
to learn Of the death Of George Arnold. a
member Of the scrlpps Guard, First Board OF
Trade Regiment. He died at Columbus, Ky.,
on The I'D inst. At the time Of his enlist.
ment, he xaB member Of the High School
in This city.
TnE New BE1L-We learn that the nav
bell tor the Court House in this city has been
successfully cast, and that it will arrive here
early next week. 1t is said to bs trif1e
heavier than the old one, which weighed 9, 80
pounds. :
FCRs1TERE At AUCT1oH.-James A. Mar
shall, auctioncer, scl1s this morning at 10
o'e1ock, st 157 Michigan Avenue, an assort-
ment of rosewood, parlor, and bcdr pom fnrai-
ture, billiard table, large French plate mirrors
other first class goods.
4 COUNTRY CALL.-Nlne crammcd car
loads OF Waukeganites cams to the clty YES
terday, shopping aud pleasure seeking. They
left 1oE their rural abodes at night Among
the visitors Was the jolly mud tuncful Baker
Family, who commence their regu!ar autum-
nal concert tour in October.
SWORD P1EsEsrAT1os.-Capt Kelley, of
the Irish Legion, was yesterday presented
with beautiful sword, sash aud belt, the eift
Of several employees In the cattle yards of the
Michigan Southern Railroad. The presenta.
ton took place at Camp Dunno, and was at
tendcd with appropriate forma1i:ics.
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ent crowded condition of our streets. the
simple rule, "turn to the right" Is peculiarly
o;,tar ,.,a,,;.r os.- w .s so1 mHy 4'o1a
49, - -es.aa,s ~. eeme9oos os oelng run
40 eooe VI sooo breed
drawing room.
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h,oth.r hot ~ F.aaa,;o,. ~ s, D.. n.y. ~ nroHn had
1.as.S. 1 o"o eolonei ol tue Sota
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JEWISH NEW FrAn's Dar.-Ycstcr,3nv vaa
the da, 7f.rard4a bn +ha 1x.,,,;..s 4s
hr ,nr f:1,ox' c;,t-a,. - 49,. ~ oo w.
dav. Tte;r sro,..s and othsr H.. ~ = tS': .
n. vtre nn7ve,k,,,v .1ossd ,aa ~ 49, go. oes1.
sn.n, IN r;,;,,nr s,d sss,ss, ~ ~. ~, ~! ""s
oan,so e'~A4SAoA 'o~4-a attea'
TuEArxE 5ock nrrsrn+. .h,s are,,r,
for the benefit Of himself and dan~,tar ~.
tIlda Heron,e p1av. the Lion ofst W. ~
the Council or Tcn"-a powerful and ept.r.
tanning drama, which the talented authore.s
presented 10 MIR. Couldock, as q compliment
to Lis mastery performance in the nr,ocin,1
character. We expect tn see fba tbe,tr,
crowded. Nr. Mcytcker anoe,,s IN ~. f,-.o
ofaY<ur LIES in Dappcr,
Judge Bill, n sla%ivc to his lamcntc} eor
killed ut tie. .sharpsburg battle states, that he
hsd been promoted to The captaiacy of his
company, in the 57th N. 7. He was killed by
being struck in the head by fragment o1
steA He vas brought into the hospital, but
never recovered consciousness. His friends
are In 1opes that the body nav be rec,v
cred.
!
1nE MASS MEH71sG.-The committee OF
| nns'c ior the mass meeting to endorse ths
frsldent's proclamation, inform us that ths
otst musical talent in the city have yolontee.
&c to sing patriotic songs. Among others
Inc aoao*ang Will oe prodaced with ful
sn'ias n~"ae cf3 Of ffoedom,' "Fln u
tne hanke' Father Abraham's Repl, :
hegoom Coming" sour Country Is 1,
unse1' A9es Gone and Did IT, etc
Lumbards will sing thu ko1o. ~ a. -,
spectiye musical societies will ,n,n IN +ha cto
1uses. Arrangements have also heen md
with The Light Guard, Great Western. sn,
vaas s. Deans bands to be present on the oc
cakion.
TIE INDIAN rErREnA7loNs-Hon. ". 2
Dole, Commissioner Of Indian Afflrs, arrive'
1t the fremont House last evening from MIN
nesota, ~herr he his been In conference Wit,
the Indians for the last four weeks. Hes2en
two ~etks with the Cbippcwss. When b
LETT the Chippewa country, he h,aa.raneei
With the chiefs to 70 home and dlsband. III,