, 1862-07-09

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t| Attention is called to the advertisement
OF the ncw army list about to be Issued.
SAFE-Gentlemen's vest pocket match safe.
Rice d Co., No. Custom House Place, have
it for sale. Get one. It is the neatest and
most convenient match safe made.
CIRCUIT CoCRr.-In this court the case Of
the People against Thomas Cassidy for arson.
was on trial al day yesterday. The jury was
empanneled on Monday.
RETURSED.-hfr. John Dillon, an old favor
itea with theatre-goers in Chicago, who has
been playing at Laura Keene's theatre, New
fork, about year, has returned to Chicago.
CHEAF.-Capt Restor, Of the schooner Alb
bic sprague, was yesterday fined six dollars
and costs for kicking steyedore from his
vessel Appealed.
The Tax Bill CoMp1E7E.-JoAn R. Walsh
corner Madison ST. and Custom House Place,
has received the National Tax Bill complete
in neat par1phlet form. Price ten cents. free
by mail.
TIE STEAMER MICHIGAN CoMISG.-The
United States war steamer Michigan is coming
to Chicago. She left Detroit on Saturday.
after having given the Peninsu1ar;tes the RUG
OF the G4pound gun.
"GoBBLEp,''-Thre commissioned officers
belonging to the 18th Illinois regiment were
<<gobbled up By the rebels between Chat
fanooga and Huntsville, Ala, on the eth
ultimo. We have not learned their names.
CHOICE FRrITs.-John 1. Baldwin, fruit
dealer, Nos. 11a and 121 Monroe street, be-
tween the Post Office and Clark street, has re-
cel1ed large and splendid assortment Of ber-
rles and fruits Of all description. Purchasers
would do well to give him caH.
4 Coon 0SE.--William Cesar, Henry Jones
and Jacob Richmond, the three confidence
naen ~ho swiudled q man named John c, Mil
ier, keltuckiau, cut Of his money, st Cot
tage Grove, short time ago, were sentenced
IL the Circuit Court, yesterday morning, to
Three years Imprisonment in the Penitentiary.
DEATH OF AN AMERICAN PRIaIA DoSSA.-.
The New York Ereaing l5st, Of Saturday, an-
pcunces the death OF Madame Susin1, 7,ec Isa-
bella Hinck1cy, the we'll known 7,ri1ua donna.
soe nau LACEY gwen olr.n ~ an lnsant, ana
~ .onnn.n,st.' We -, i'1so"eo " . 1e'ef'
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War CLAIM BLASRs.-Attention is called
to our enumeration Of var claim and pension
thanks il another column. This set Of forms
mayhe 6cnen6ca n,on as aecur,te and ra1;,h1s
sent hv naf1 to anv nart of the cor,7+rv 7,ost
7,;d ~ r. oa,tz 2ar or;-o No-o- ,,,..+ 49,
1o,n-,o4,,- o~aor=
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HELD TO BALM illlan Gibbons and John
Il. Stockwcll we're held to bail yesterday in
1.,,1 49, S0uA'' - tDo suat ~ e.A uunu.eu
ooil'is eAcn, .ol .neA' aepe1rauee at Inc AL
suss 'efla u 1ne hceorusr eopE1' 10 answer
70 1ne chaFge o. larceny preferred pg MOTIFS
1-'a1zef' discharged volunteer
REc6yEEEp. 7ho ~ cn;,dro, en,,o=oa
to have heen abdurfcd ~ H., ro1r+, ~ .o,a
ted in our issue Of Yesterday rrcrc fonnd 1-ar-
terday afternoon. at the lousc Of = G.rman
woman liy7rr a,,o,t tvo ni1cs nor+,, ~ 49,
pu'sins Etoanu Ill 'ne NORM DIVISION and
A'''4Aeo ~ 'n'1l !a.cnes.
k1llED.-James RumEay, q workman on
the Burlington ind Quincy freight depot, fell
from the scadolding yesterday morning to
The ground, 4 distance Of twenty five feet, aud
in half an hour after, expired He WAS
sober, industrious man, and leaves wife and
five children TO mourn lis loss.
I'm, ,t:L' 1sih 1AA'Ao17'-sanec colonel
cuh'os a4tes APPOINTMENT as brleadlcr
%1 1leAl' LEU 90. ~. = Barnes OF ROCK
1siano, nas peen eiecteo Colone1 OF the Thirty
Frisbie, Of Chicago, Lieutenant Colonel,
The regiment arrived at Springfield, Mo, on
the 50th ult.
rEAc.1 pnosrrcT arposs r7,r .-r-1~o
are informed hy a rentlemoo who has ;,,zt xa
turned from q visit TO St. Jose,h N;cbir,,
Composite Chicago, on the luke), thu, the
prospect is that the extensive peach orchards
of that region will yield the largest crop ever
lzoTn in any previous year. The trees are
lals o1 the growing fruit, which are now Of
fue SIZE OF Watnuts. Tie pear crop promises
equally well IN that region.
s,-n--1o-, c,,..- = 49, ,
w. -a;.'., .'., 80 1n1s eo"1. Yesterday
Tus Il. Meyer rs. the City Of Chicago, John
c. H*ines, VIM. Justice, Andrew Akin and
11Si 1dlEcs. ILLS WIS :1u 2ellOn 10r [reSplSE,
fer assault and batter; and false 1mprison-
1uent The defendant was arrested some time
ago for violation Of the lioaor ordinance.
fined $50 and costs in the Police Court. and
in d.fault Of payE,cut vas confined in rho
EFdewcL. H LOW claims that the arrest WAS
illegal and sues for damage. Messrs, McCo.
Mas & IIoyue for'rlaintitr: Nc A14istpr efaecb
4 4;yc7 Ior defendants.
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hce1hES7.- yesterday morning, Jacob
1ross' VINO Keeps livery stable On Jefferson
two children, boy and Il r;rl acad ros,cn-
lively nine and ten years, in 4 ca5riarc, Ar
rived there, Nh. Gross a,;rtf.d fron, tbo o,r.
1iage, when the horse bcco,nino fiinhtcnea
started and ran av.ay. throxinr NTs croes
and the children ont nj tho cor,;,ra ,-;t1
:rcat violence Oar ;,fo,,,o-+ .t,+as t,.. :.
was believed that .rrs c-o.r, o,11alt - 80 ~
broken hcs7das u,,ioh ba, ,,ao1 s 10y I,,H ~
cut, as was tb,1 of Tho 1;tt1o 49,, ~ ui9
was also s,v,r.1v m. ,,r,n lie sa-o,,a,a ~ ~,
B,s badly h1n1s.a ,,,on tho IL @' >'@lo
iERsosA1.-Br5g. General Julius White left
thlcago yesterday morning for Washington
nnder orders to report himself at tile War
Department for service before Richmond
Lieut.. hordcn' OF Monitor fame, left for New
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