, 1862-10-17

NOVEMBER GoDET.-John r. Walsh, corner
ofMndison street and Custom House Place, has
Godes's Lady's Book for Novenbdx. Also,
No. 6o Of the Boston Commonwealth, con-
taintng Chas. sumner's 9th October speech.
PKRsoNA1-Hon. Lyman Trumbull, U. s.
Senator, arrived 1t the fremont House List
evening from Michigan. Admiral Chas. n.
Davis, commander Of the Western gunooat
fleet, il also stopping 1t the fremont
Excrns,os PAR7r.-An excursion party,
under the auspices Of the Methodist Church
at Wilmington, Will county, were in the city
yesterday, doing the lions, and returned In
the evening.
From TIE LAKE SuPER1on CorSTRf.-
The steamer Cleveland, OF the Lake Superior
Line, which arrived here yesterday morning,
brings intelligence Of the great scarcity Of
laborers in the Lake Superior region. Every
body has enlisted, and wages sre high.
A SMASH Ur.-One ofthe Mechanical Bakery
wagon was reduced to complete wreck yester-
day, on state street, by coming into collision
with runaway team. Tie bakery wagon was
completely wrecked, and general distribu'
tion Of bread, pies and cakes took place, mach
~ t,,a aa;;cat,or of the urchins thereabouta
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DEATH OF CAPT. SHASpLET.-Capt. J. L.
shandley, Company D, sixty-Ninth New
N1." D'o,roont vho ~ax vopndea a+
n.+t,e ~ ant,et.n has s1nce ayaa
~. chsnd,e, was q pa1,ant dasb;nr vorne
1r;ahn,an in Mn,1irsn,s Brjrade. w1,ich fnuoht
o.1a~;roton Hin death vii, he 1anented hv
= ,.roe c;Ycle Of friends in this civ
Col, HARDY Nor h1LLED.-A dispatch was
received BY the Secretary Of the Board Of
Trade, yesterday, stating that Col Hardy, of
The uordy House, Lasalle, is not dead, but,
cr the other hand, rapidly recovering. It
-.,+ d,v or two since that he h,a hao,
,e,-aoroa wc re;oice At The neua o,d +-,e+
+ha co,one1 vii, ,ono lire to keen hats,
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THEATRE-knoWle's play of The Hanch-
back" will be performed this evening, for the
benefit Of Miss Jale Ccombs, who will appear
as "Julia," a:deG By Miss Hosmer as "Helen, u
and an excellent caste Of The male characters
Mies C.'s engagement is proving highly sue
cesiul, the theatre being well filled nightly.
On the occaeion Of her benefit this evening 1t
will undoubtedly be crowded.
STITCHES OF ILLINOIS OFF1cEEs.-As will
be eeen by reference to our advertising col
umne, the publisher announces that this long
expected volume Of biographical sketches ol
Illinois officers, written by Major Jas. G, vii.
son, Of this city, ,swill be issued on THURSDAY.
October Esd. The publisher informs us that
he hss already received orders for large DOR.
ton of the first edition Of five Thousand
ccniee. so that booksellers. newsdea1ers and
eutlers Of r<rimcute. wishing the bonk IN
ousntities had better send in their ordcrz ~
once.
IHE COUNTERFEIT CANADA CERREScY.-A
man named Gee. ID. Smith, was arrested day
or two since for having in his possession q
large quantity Of counterfeit fyes on the
-,,h1;ehaa ~ ~. .,r,,4n,.,-.ar -a-...-
10 =, .v.v,,;no,;o,, .o.t,,aa,, .,as"sa 49,, '
s;it1iken araHrown and raa co,o ;t+oa 5000. s
r. aetan1t ~ ho,1 pr.;nass .aa ~~.,a "a w.. W.,
d. well to be on the 1onk ant for +bis conn NV,
t.rieit. as it is a most exce1Ient one md M
douhtcd1v there ;e coneidarab1. ~ .ha ~ -,
-,doat
LARCENY OF SIXTY Do11.ARs.-O Wednes
day, man employed in FlRgg's Ready Rel.
shop, In the Dearborn street obstruction, wa
robbed OF wallet containing sixty dollA
He hung coat containing the money upon
nail, ana shortly thereafter missed the wallt
and 1ts contents. The only person in Il
plaee "laa alm nj me time WAS James
ufaggs' young man who b7ards at Mr.
toampe1lalae g. NO. w. Monroe Street. as ws
suspected OF the 1heft, and was soon after a
rested, taken to his room and searched b
oneef Lamoert' ~ao found the money cor
cealed IN h16 clothing. tie was examined ye:
tefoas mo1n'rg. and committed to jall in d.
snce for trial at the December term of the r.
corde,,, Conrt
1nE FALL sTfLEs.-ihe iall campais
among 1ne m'unefs Is now At its climax an
business Is splendid. The various rooms Al
oFanlsnt Win Inc new hats, and crowded wit
1ne laoles, examining crlte'slng, and pu
caas'oe' 1este'oas "as opening day at j.
sns"s well kno"o aaa iasnlonaole essaolis
AAu"en'r Il eiatA e'1ee'' Ills display Of ha
*ns cno'ce aIo tne etsles perfect As usua
1ao "as '4ie Pte'at'ing un1' ana real Lace AZ
os.l1en .ea'ne's sne trimmings OF the be
aa's- 1ne mowers were elegant, aud 6ou
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