, 1862-10-25
THE CITY.

THE CITY.
PafsoR BroWnlow this Evening"
The bare mention that the noble and pat1a-
ptic Parson Brownlow ("who," the Tory
Organ, says ':ought to hang himself is to
Epeak ut the Metropolitan Hall this evening,
will draw one Of the largest audiences ever
assembled il Chicago. Hon John g. Gurley
xf Otic will also speak. Turn out and let US
lave good, old fashioned Union meeting.
Cook Comfy Republican Union
Central Gommtt1ee.
The members of the above mined Commit
tee, elected at the Comfy Convention, are re-
quested to meet at Pa.lor No !, fremont |
House, on Saturday afternoon, at two O'Clock, |
1cr the purpose OF organizing, and the trans |
action Of such otner business as may come |
before them.
The various candidates nominated at the |
late Cook County Republican Union Conyen- !
zion, are invited 10 meet the Committee at |
25;< o'clock. C. P j. AR1oS.
LEAD PIPE TH1EyEs.-eome rascals OF the |
g1tterrat order, entered the new and uucom-
pleted house Of Mr. James Duffy, on Wabash |
Avenue, near Twelfth, last right, and stole |
the entire lot Of water pipes, leaving the
water running in the building.
SAD DEATH OF MADAME ANNA B1sHop.-
An exchange says that Mad. Anna Bishop,
tic vocalist who sang in this city not long |
E;uce. was burned in St. Paul on Wednesday |
OF last week, By her clothes taking fire, from |
tie effects Of which she died on the Friday |
following.
DEATH OF A DRUMMER BoT.-Johu Van
Dustu, drummer boy in company B, 39:h
regiment Illinois volunteers, recently died Of
typhoid fever, in the :pitl at Suffolk, Va.
11s relatives reside ia this ci.y-it is said, on
The West side Any reformation relative to
deceased may be had By addressing Licnt.
Heritage, of the above named company.
MCsIc-Lonis Staah, pianist, has made q
very beautiful transcription Of the favorlte
ballad +*Ever Of Thee and dedicated it to
Eulil OF his-sfiss Mary 4, White, Of this
city. It is one Of stsab's best transcripts, and
will prove very popular. It is published by
H. Ill u1EEluey 1Aa NAAAVtp ~ etACCt1
Col. FOWLER SAFE.-The report that Col.
Fowler Of this city was captured by .,acrillas
on the steamer Gladiator, near Helena, lev
days since is untrue, Agentlemau, Just from
Memphis, informs us that he met the colonel
at that place, whittier he had Just arrived af~
ter narrow escape from the 1uaraudiag band
which seized the stea1ner.
DoA'r WANT B1M.-Tne Journal ea3s,
Michael McG uire, q voter in the North Town
of Chicago, YVES, at lis o1n request aud ths
solicitation Of his friends, placed on the
Inon ticket for Justice of the Pta2e. But
last night the "unterriayd" terrified the
fellow into recantat;on. Some good Union
zuan will be substituted, and elected.
CANVASS n COOK C0CSTY-SpEAKING AT
E1LEs.-A mass meeting Of the unconditional
Union mrn will BIZ held a. Moulton's, in the
town OF Niles, at o'clocs ?. M, on Mondsy,
9th inst. LIT there be u large turnout.
1;ally Tor Liberty aud Caton! Hon. l. N.
Arnold, A. C. Hesslcg, and F. A. Eastman viii
1t present and address the meeting.
MILITARY ELEcr1oS.-Lieut. Jno. S. VII
1iams, Of Company G, Col Van A7nan's regi
u.cn', was presented with an elegant ewort
aid sash q few days since, by his Chicago
friends. On Wednesday he YRS unanimously
elected to the captaiucy Of the same company
Capt Williams recruited and efficiently drill
ed bis company to its present ttate OF pcrlcc
zion.
To CLEAR HOUSE OF vERN1S.-A nev