, 1862-10-10
'Gbs Grittiue.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1869,
THE E~CI'TY.

THE CITY.
coRREc11oS.-The name Of the Captain Of
the 96th Illinois regiment is james Fl. Clark,
aid the 1st Ltutenantsis David James.
BUTTER AND LARp-Nesers. Bates, Stone
d Co., 217 South Water advertise for consign-
ments Of butter, lard and ta1low. Country
dealers shipping to them will recelye quick
returns and the highest prices.
The LAW on PAssroRrs.-A circular was
received from the Secretary of States office,
at Washington, BY P. A. Hoyne. Esq, ycster-
day uorntng, stating that passports to Europe |
have to be renewed yearly, and are not good |
indefinitely, as heretoloT.
PEHsoHA1.-Hon- E. C. lngersolI, Hon.
Owen Lovtjoy, Illinois; Capt D. Pope, T.
S. A; Hon. Milton suttliff, Ohio; Hon.
J.ese o. Motion; E. 7. Bishop, Bridgeport,
Conn.,. 3. N. Price, Esq. New jersey; c. l..
Wort, New York; L. T. Guthrie, ]. s, Ssaton,
Louisiana; Hon. J E. Arnold, Wisconsin,
are ut the Tremort House.
ACARp OF TnASKs.-Joshua Bell, private
in the 9Th Illinois cavalry, at home on sick
fur,ougb, dceires Us 10 return his thanks to
the passengers snd crew Of the steamer Grey
Eagle, and also to the matron and superfn-
tende0t OF the Soldiers Home at st. Louis,
fer the many acts Of kindness they bestowed
upon lin during his passage home, and while
too sick to care for himself
ILLINOIS NINETY. SECOND VoLryrEERs.-
This dnc new regiment will leave Rockford
this morning at Has, and y i'll reach this city
about o'clock P. m. They will land at the
Wells street depot, and march through Wells
to Lake, down Lake to Clark, Clark to Madi
son, down Madison TO Michigan avenue, up
Michigan avenue to the Central depot, where
they will embark for Cairo.
Too MUCH WORK-A friend who asks us
fir an estimate OF the per centage Of the
foreign element in the Cui.cd States army in
the ft1d, giving the pro rata Of &aEh nation
ality, is putting upon US labor which we
Cannot perform. We have no data by which
to form an es:imate with auy degree OF &C.
<u,acy. We might guess perhaps as near as
cur ir:end-p1obably no nearer.
EXCURSION AND pREsESTATIo@.-We hear
that the citizens OF Princeton, Bureau county,
will make an excursion to this city to visit
the soldiers at Camp Douglas, and to present
tie 93d Illinois regiment with beautiful
stand Of coiors. Tne day is not announced,
hut the party may be locked for to morrow
{S.turday} as the ticket hclders are requested
to report themselves the evening before.
JUVENILE Tn1EyEs.-Three boys, Timothy
Harafo1e, ANDREW G,lmartin and Thomas Gil
martin we're arrested Oh Wednesday, charged
With stealing lot OF coats from Samuel Cole,
I0Lake street, and : lot Of caps from E. P. L
Brown, at the same number. The young
roguts gained access to the store by means o
the coal hole in The sidewalk, aud went init
eevetal other stores, obtaining five dollar
tro1r one and articles Of small value from oth
ene. They Will be sent TO the Reform School
PEKsosAL.-Hop. VIM. a. Bryan, Washing
ton; Hon. 4 Bigclow, Mil Haukee; Hon. "
B Gilbert. Milwaukee; Col. T. Lyle Dickey
Us. E.; Col. C. c. keerey, U. S. L.; Col E
D. Taylor, LaSalle; Judge VIM Il. Roswell
Warsaw; Dr.. Basil Norris, e. s. A; Dr.. ?. q
D,ske, New York Wm- s. Duke, Esq; NJ,
York; Nn. E. Sedgwiek, Esq, Lennon
Mass; c. 4. Oils. E-q., Clevt1and7 MILO
Sidney Coolidge, L. s. A, are a1nung the II
rivals at the Sherman House.
McE1cKER's TnEATRE-CHASFnAU's Be.
EF1T-Thrte capital pieces will be presente
this evening for the benefit of Mr.. Chanfra7
*tThc 3ocd1cs,'' - New York as it t." an
s'DI1 Run," which will introduce Mr.. I
in his best characters, and he certainly has r
sur1io1s as either "Mose," !" "Toodles,"
<sJuliter," the coniraband. Go early and e
good stat, Tor the theatre will be crowdt
this evening, as it has been an through n
ClaEfrau's engagement. Tomorrow mig
will tc his last appearance. Miss Jane Coom
appesrs u Monday.
EDWARDS PRESBYTERIAN CHCRcu.-Ta
evening the ladies Of tits church hold 3 soci
1c.union, for the purpose Of defraying the e
penses Of furnishing the building just tinishe
The admission is only ten cents, and refres
xncuts will be cold by the ladies in atte
dance.
This church has been recently enlarged, a
Is 1ow commodious and neat, aud In eve
respect fitted to meet the requirements Of
community among which it is situated. R'
Mr, Brooks, the pastor, has labored nj
faithfully in Tie wo.k laid out for him-a
to him is entirely due the SUCCESS of the
tcrpriee. We trust tlere will be full att
dance at the re-uuion this evening, at
church, corner of Halsted and Harris
streets.
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