, 1862-08-11


Mr. T. Z. Hann is Stage Director; Mr. ]. W. |
Whytal, Scenic Artist; Mr. D. .Pratte, Machin-
list; Mr. T. 3. LeBrun, Musical Director; Mr.
A Smell, Appointments; MIR. B. Levi, Engt-
ncer; 11rs. Kellogg, Costumer..
Nevins, the well known drummer, has been |
engaged for the season in the oehestra. t
4 Gar LoTHAR1e-A man named Samuel |
Templeton Who has been for long time lore |
man Of large, boot and shoe manufactory at |
Jackson, Mich, was arrested in this city on
Friday upon the charge of bigamy, seduction
and adultery. It is alleged that upon the Fourth
of July last he married a woman in Adrian,
Mich. It was subsequently, asccrtained that
at the time Of his marriage in Adrian he had q
wife in New York. Getting wind Of certain
legal proceedings which Intimately concerned
him, he suddenly decamped, taking with him
youpg girl from Jackson, whom he had IN
dnced to elope with him.
At the Dearborn House they took rooms as
man and wife. 4 day or SO after their arrival
they vent to private boarding HOUSE on
State Btreet, and he found work in 8 Wabash
avenue shoe mandatory, where be was traced
by the Sheriff Of jackson county, Mich, as
sisted by Chicago. officers. Templeton has
| been taken back to jackson by the officers,
and the foolish girl restored to her friends.
CoTToN BURS1sG.-On Saturday afternoon,
about one o'clock, party Of boys set fire to
! car load Of cotton in the yard Of the Illinois
| Central Railroad Company, by which piece Of
mischief twenty-five bales Of cotton were en-
tire1y destroyed, and property Of almost III
calcu1sble value put in jeopardy. The cotton
destroyed was worth about IS ,000. The boys
| we're promptly arrested, and are now in Gus
tody. They point out one Of their number,
named Garrett Fox, as the actual culprit.
EEL1sTED.-T~o news agents, in the employ
Of Ba1pfo1d & Baldwin, who have run on the
Michigan Central Railroad four and half and
Eve years respectively, named James Duun
and Philip Gunlock, both good men, have en-
Listed in the Mercantile Association Battery.
To RECRUITING OFF1CERs.-Muster Rolls
Of the approved forn., and Enlistment Oaths,
may be found at the TRIBUNE Office. Also
Descriptive Rolls, Morning Reports and Var
Claim Blanks OF r kinds.
"U. s. INFANTRY TACTICS. ."-NcNal1y &
Co. hare fresh supply of the shove work.
Also the rev ArmF 'srgu1a:ions.''
m1L1rARY NOTICES.
TIE ELLSWORTH RANGER ZouAyEs have
| been accepted by Col. Sloan for the Mercaa
Immediately wanted for the company. Apply
to.i!.y {MopdaY) Il. headquarters, rooms Il
and Is Dolc's building, late recruiting office O
the StuEges Rifles. From present aspects tht
company will be filed bG the 18th.
BERDAN 8HARrsuooTERs--Aw war meeting
i. | will be held IN the Supervisors room In th
Cou1t HOUSE, Monday evening, to encourage
e1,sistmepts in the regiment Of sharp+hoofe1
| now being raised to iorn. portion OF Genera
! Berdan's brigade. Good speakers will be |,
: | attendance.
- The members Of the Home G a.rds Of tt
, North Eiyasion, consisting OF boys from is t
IS, are request: d to meet on the corner o
Michigan ard Dearborn streets, a: TX o'clocl
this evening, sharp, fer the purpose Of elect
Recruiting officer
CROSBY GUARDS --Messrs. 4. c. McC1ore
: Boai, Esq, Of the firm ct Hall, Kimb1rk
Co, have received permission to recruit
! company, and have opened taclrmnstez rolls q
Il the rooms of the Mercau'le association, cot
5 | 71cr Of Lake and State Streets, and at ths ten
e | Of CAPT. Chandler, Court House Square.
e ! 0QDplNG>S 0RufG hEAbl.-1Ac laI11E1d I
Gccaiug's Grove (Will Coz and vicinity hav
raised q company Of volunteers for the wa.
IS ond are now ready to muster into servtct
IS | This company (offrers and rank and f1e)
IL ma6e up entirely ol farmers, and Is literally
volunteer company, as no one asked or
/ celycd authority to raise1t. 7. J. Wilson 81
n. D. 1ngrahsm ara now in town, making q
rangemcnts to muster the company into SC
vice. Persons auilorized to rslse regiment
n and desirons Of securing this Company, mi
- address Dick Nc Cl laughrey, ,GooaH1n's Grov
t. Viii Co., I'LL -.
pt Ar7EsT1os, Coop TEsp1ARs,-Rauy at Il
ii ball Of Houston Lodge. n. E. corner Of Ra
of dolph and Clinton streets, on Monday eve
- | ing, Aug, 11th, and sign the muster roll OF
- company now being orsaElzed in conaecti,
ar with the Good Templar Regiment from Il
,g STATE The sisters Of the order will zee to
y. that their soldier brethren do not lack
- sanitary supr]ses and comforts, and no bett
~ CHARGE will offer Itself to temperance m
OF than to enlist in this company. RecruiI
[3, office, Isl s. Clark street.
Ter RALLY IR1suMES 1-Our yenerated cler
mt have set rs the example that we.should o
en- Constitution. therefore commenca the no
re | Of recruiting for company at my resfdeu'
ter {the Mullins House, 1l6 West Van Bur
=. street, which company, when having its less
lm quota, shall be of, or come into the Iri
ID, Catholic brigade or regiment, under the al
ed ! pices Of our beloved Father Dunno.
a :, Capt. PATRICK MCLL1E,
~ FoR McC1E1BT's REGlMEST.-Captsin I
~ Mara, Of Rockford, is recruiting q compa
he 1or Smith McClevey's regiment. a compa
Is, is also recruiting at Lemont, in this cona1
n CA5aF.-Capt. Holbrooks company, nj
o. in camp, numbers sixty eight men. "
he done.
- CAPT. LEVI. r. HoLDEN.-We are pleas
~ to announce the arrival Of this gentiems
In now stopping with his brother, Aiderm
nd C. G. P. Holden, who left bis regiment C
mn Mafsh's), DOW at jackson, Tenn, on the
~ ~ inst. He is now here to look after the wal
to nearly fnu. Capt. holden has been In
Of service ever since Col Msrsh's regiment \
~, first Organized, and has participated brav
m mn in every battle which that gallant regime
10 lon has fought To all good men who giant
ant mt country, this affords one Of the best opp
en' tnnNies, because he has had experience
the field of battle and knows how to fig
.. he hss had experience IN camp, knows
tae wants Of soldier, and Knows how to t
lth, care OF his men. He hopes to dll his com
ago ny carry tn1s HeeA. u4s ~ ~ 1,I' -
happy to meet an good and true loyal Z
an who are willing to enlist.
ult- ,x.,.,..,
AsS0 seen by everybody, anil must be seen to be sp
ciated. Lecture at u and 81 ?. m. Ad1ais
len. u cents. aui1
D." E- New Army Regulations, Infantry Tao
thie and Artillery Practice, BIZ the War Dspartm
he'd, Muster Rolls, zonave Drin, Young Reczult, 81
dad. Exercise, and all other books, for Ba1a By
Sherlock, 11s Dearborn street. aua
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