, 1862-07-23

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drawn from the various railroads In the stato.
t*EnvM BRoTHAroFT." T."-Thfs new volume,
by Major Winthrop. Is selling rapidly. John
r. Walsh, corner Of Madison street sad Gus
tom House Place, has received fresh supply.
~ Don't forget the rural excursion to-day
to Hyde Park. The City Mission promise a I
day In the woods and fields foz the d
little folks and the big ones, who como along +
with basket in hand, at $50 precisely. Tick
cts for round trip Is cents. "a
VOLUNTEERS Manager McVicker invites all 4
volunteers enlisting IN Chicago under the I
present call for troops to visit the Theatre On /
Saturday night. Hurry up boys, enroll your !
names and let US have the Theatre filed with
he Toic boys.
3; TREASURY NoTEs II PAIMENT FOB TAXES.
This case occupied the attention OF the
County Court the whole Of yesterday and Will j
probably do 80 to-day. No novel feature
has been presented by any Of the complainants.
The Judge gives his decision OF Thursday.
EXCURSION TO WAuKEaAs PosTPosED.-In
consequence Of the rsln yesterday morning, the
excursion Of the Clark street Methodist EpIs-
copal church and Sunday School to Wauke-
gan and Forest Bay grove, has been postponed
until next Tuesday, the 18th inst. |!
DIRECT FROM NoRwAT.-The brig Sleep
Ter from Bergen, Norway, with los pasEen-
gers for Chicago direct, Of which mention
has already been made in these columns,
passed Port Colborne on Saturday. She will
a17iye here the latter part Of this week
CHICAGO CITIZENS CoRPs.-Th!s company
Of citizen soldiers, which organized when the
war first broke out, and which attained de-
srce1 Of proficiency in drill equal to
any military company, except one, that has
ever been formed In this city, is about to be
1eorsanized-
SENT TO REFORM scHoo1--Arnbrose E.
Simmons, twelve years Of age, was arrested
Yesterday for stealing four dollars from Mr..
Cox, proprietor Of the Massasoit House. The
boy went into M. Cox's bedroom and stole
the money out Of his pocket. He Was tried
before Commissioner Williams, and sent to
the Reform School.
En- DmHABr11B.-George Mills and Fanny
Mills, who ssy they are man and wife, tempt
ed by the extreme hest Of Monday evening,
were indulging in bath in the Lake, above
the Water Works, when a North side officer
came along, arrestedthem En- dishabilze and |
took them to the lookup. They we're fined |
$500 each.
DEPARTURE oF THE SEvESTI-F1RsT REGI- |
MEs7.-This evening, at nine O'Clock, the |
seventy first Regiment will leave Camp Doug |
las for Springfield, Illinois, under command Of |
Major Smith Of the SKty-ninth. The regi-
ment is composed Of five full companies,
numbering sos men, aud we're mustered into
the service yesterday afternoon By Captain
Christopher.
HAMBUJER.-A very respectable audience |
gathered in Bryan Hall last evening upon the
occasion Of the second representation Of the
bvy-murder. Upon Monday evening, the
9tick was not performed to the entire satis-
faction Of the audience. owing to circumstan-
css beyond the control Of the performer, but
z4st evening it passed off very smoothly, and
vas received with great applause. This even
ing, Hambujcr repeats it, together with many
Other Interesting teats Of sleight Of hand
McV1cKEn's TuEA1nE.-This is the last
week Of the Season and still the attendance at
fills nopu1ar n1ace of amusement is good.
Two most excellent pieces are presented for
this evening, with Jennie Hight in several
dances. On Friday evening, manager McVicker
announces his own benefit, for which seats can
now be secured AS every seat will be taken,
We give this timely hint to the managers
friends who are particular about seats, to lose
no time in securing them.
warehouse has been commenced upon the
South Branch Of the Chicago River, and is in
rapid progress Of erection, for the Chicago,
Burlington & Quincy Railroad This building
will be o5l feet long, eighty-four feet wide,
with clear depth Of bin for grain of fifty
tc.t, and is intended to be, in all respects a
model building for the purpose of storing and
landling grain. There will be used In the
construction Of this building, 1900 piles, 5ol
cords of stone, $4,000 bricks. 1000, 900 feet
OF timber and lumber, and t1tty-fve tons O.
iron fasteniDes. The storage capacity OF the
house will be 15Q, 900 bushels, the rrain beinc
received from cars running directly into thu
building, On two trucks Of eight cars each
There viii be twelve elevators, each ca11yiuk
ITO bushels Der minute. The scales fo
weighing the grain will be Fairbanks bes
500 luEhel scale, and will be twelve IN nun
Der. The machinery for the building is,mauu
f.c,nred in Chicago, embracing al1 the i'm
movements that have heen snopested h
e.p,1ieuce. and will have In addition. som
1hincs entire1v new The cnoJ,e 7eiu he
condcnsinp .thean eurine,, of th1rtv-si
i,.ch ,y1indar and +. irt1six inch stroke mann
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