, 1862-03-06

avenue was destroyed by fire, originating from
ashes.
At nalf past s O'Clock yesterday morning, |
the rear part OF the carriage factory of Kim
man, Ma1cfyt 4 Doyle. on the corner of Green |
and Madison streets, was destroyed Loss, |
$3.50; insured S4O0 on building and 500 on |
stock, in Fircmen's Insurance Company Of |
Chicago The loss was mainly on the stock. |
| Two hacks, nearly completed, and a number |
| Of other carriages, were destroyed, as also .
large amount Of material. The origin Of the
| fire is unknown.
| "A small house on West Indiana street,
| near the city limits, owned and occupied by
August Scho1tz, also caught fire yesterday
morning, from barrel of new ashes careless
" left standing at tho back door. No alarm
| was given except in the Immediate vicinity,
but Tie fire was extiDguiEhed with loss Of
about So.
WILL THEY PAT Among the prisoners
1t Camp Douglas, have lately turned up
number Of the debtors Of Chicago men. A
man engaged in the reaper business visited
the camp yesterday out Of curiosity, and was
surprised to faud in the person Of cadayerous
scccsh, an old acquaintance and defau1tinS
Texan Agent Of his. Of course the meeting
was pleasant and agreeable, but the Confeder-
ate had no money-not even scrip, and could
: only promise 10 become honest, provided he
4 got his neck ont Of the treasonablc halter at
) present eneircling it. Another person, mer-
!. chant, has within few days also run ACROSS
u some stray funds Of his from the South, all
c embodied in the remains Of 4 once we1l-to-do
3 dry goods merchant. Of course the amount
4 could not be realized upon, and barring few
common-p1aces about the weather, etc., the
>. | conversation between debtor and creditor was
\ curt ard constrained
DEATHS AMONG THE PR1soNKRs,-The tol
5 lowing deaths have occurred among the rebe
prisoners at Camp Douglas since our last re
port:
March 4-Qu the barrackz) George Bradshaw, Q
O. Ma1chEH. q. Harmon, C. 4. nth Tennessee
MsTsb p nFAass Fd1s Co 4 is n Tes1ss.e* Ts1ss
b. he deceased for some time refused to be carrie
mt the hospital, and died In the hospital hal
- t while the attendants were preparing plsce Il
in March -. 4. Powers, Co. E, 4sth Tennessee,
re- FreSionely eGtSsd paegtd rep9fted.
D' Total to date
There were now $40 patients In the hosp
W ta1 yesterday morning, and abont 80 mo-
'a1 were admitted yesterday.
tee
Ees PosT OFFICERS AT CANT DouoLAs.-Son
It" ezrors having been committed in our public
he lion Of the list Of Post Officers at Can
'or Douglas. yesterday, VIC republish It this NOR
~ o@ ing The following is the List:
lne Colonel Commanding James L. Mufligsn,
en- Illinois.
MIS- A5jutant- Lieut., John r, Floyd, Of the Scot
regiment.
was Atsis.ant III Aauisnt-Ad- JamcH T. ccsgrose
IT, Sergeant kaio1-Wm. H. Lunn, Of the SEQ!
lnc- regiment.
and Post suIgcon-Wn- D. Winer, N. D.. Of I
$50 tgimea1.
red, Assistant Post Surgeons John 8. Taylor. n .
car Edmund Andrews, Nc D.. John NAralliste7, II.
| J. M. Woodwork. N. D.. Z. B. RockEeI II D
% Iott QraztetznaeteT- Kicker,
the |
so MARRIAGE AND vts11Mo CAspsf-s. YapI
'-.' Card Writer'S" oE8ce ut Sherman House, Gail
lAs'' Cards reduced to 3tto per Pack for one we
I Ladies' cal in Par1orH. Orders b. nail-send prI