, 1862-03-27

VIM. Dockrel], one Of the nurses who leaves
for Cairo Today, has had long experience in
caring for wounded soldiers, having served "a
Sergeant Of the hospital in the British army for
= long time.
Il NUISANCE South Side correspondent
would call the attention Of the Board Of, Pub-
lie Works, or whoever has charge Of the busi~
nets, to the almost impossible and terrible
condition Of the sidewalk On South Clark
street at its junction with Huron street.
APRIL Ec1Ec11c.-The Eclectic for April
and Part IA Of the Rebellion Record, contain
Ing steel portraits of Gen. Ha11eck and Major
Winthrop, have been received BY John R.
Walsh, corner Madison street and Custom
House Place.
CuR1srT's BuR1EsQuE OPERA House.
The performances ut this new place Of a1uuse-
ment draw crowds Of admiring spectators
nightly, and the patrons Of the establishment
are unanimous in saying that the actors are
unrival1ed- The new acquisition, Eugene,
made his first appearance last evening to full
house and was well received, as he or she well
deserve to be.
HERRMASN THE PREsT1D1G1TATEUR.-We
need hardly remind our readers that the sale
Of reserved seats for N. Herrmann's exhibi~
bitiop, to open at Bryan Hall on Monday
evening next, will commence today at the
Music Store Of Il. u. Higgins, Bsq. There
viii bea grand rush for these seats and they
should be secured carly.
The LECTURE OF WENDELL Pu1LL1ps.-
None Of our readers should fail to recollect
that Wendell Phillips lectures tonight under
the auspices Of the Yonng Mems Association,
ut Bryan Hall. The address for this evening
will be On q purely literary subject. To-mor-
row evening, according to the programme as
published in another column, the same gen
tleman will speak upon :" the war;
An UNRULT DAR6EY.-John Duncan, 4
colored waiter at stanwix Hall, was brefore
the Police Court yesterday, for beat
ing several Of the girls in that institu-
tion, breaking things in pieces, and turn
ing up Jack'' generally. The testimony
against him showed very bad coso7ing to
Johns conduct, and he was accordingly fined
five dollars, and sent to the Bridewen for ten
days.
RECEIVING STOLEN GooDs.-Wm. Shine,
John Keefe and Vim. Cation, who deal in sec
ond hand clothing on Wells street, were yes
terday brought before Judge Akin On the
charge Of receiving stolen goods, knowing
them to be such. They had purchased for a
very low price, various pieces of dry goods
from young colored girl named Lizzie Mails,
who could give no satisfactory account as to
how she came BY the property. The men were
held to bail In $500 to appear before the Recor'
dcr's Court.
The SCHOOL HARAoSIUM.-Wc call atten
ton TO Root & Cady's advertisement of thit
beautiful new instrument. 1t gives the great
est amount Of power for the money, and wha'
is Of great importance, its power, from tht
softcst whisper to the limit Of its capacity, i
produced entirely BY blowing thus obviatinl
the necessity Of taking the hands off the key
to draw stops, &c. To correspond with dit
ferept styles Of architecture, the Harmoniun
is irished both in oak and black walnut.
STRANGE AFFAIR AT BLooMISGToS.-Som'
ten days since The body ola woman was fount
in an clubhouse in the city Of Bloomington
under circumstances creating suspicious Q
foul play. After Investigation it was revealed
that the person Of the deceased had bee1
grossly outraged, and that to conceal the act
murder had been committed. Evidence point
ing to two bTakemen on the st. Louis, Alto,
& Chicago railroad, a man occupying that po
sition By the name Of Joseph Moore, was q
once arrested. The other, named Pratt, Wa
traced to this city, where on Tuesday he va
caught and taken back by Marshal A. F. Brls
COW to occupy apartments in the Jail at Bloom
ingion.
An ACCIDENT TO CHICAGO MES.-We hay
seen private letter to Coroner James, whicl
details somo Of the particulars Of a terrible an
| fatal accident which occurred but few day
sfuce in the camp Of the 51st regiment. Som
Of the boys Of Co. B had brought in bom1
| shell which had been fired at them during III
| scigc at that place. Like most other reb,
bomb-slclls, it had failed to explode. Twot
the company had removed the fuse, and in til
language Of the writer were s'fooliDg'' with th
danocron. missile somo of +1,o 1,7,,aor fo
| out, forming train along the ground,
which one Of them playfuily set fire. Th
shell instantly exploded, blowing one Of the1
literally to pieces, and taking of one Of til
legs of tie other, throwing it some distane
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