, 1862-09-10


bills on the bank Of Geauga N
held to bail In the sum of $500. "A<
CLERG1AES AND TIE DRAFy.-A fav a,r.
fl1ee' We received communication asking -
mielsfers were exempt from draft. Tne S.
retary OF war has ordered all cle.pymen ~ h,
marked exempt, ~
FALL fAfIuoSs. = Madame Demorast,s
hNror OF Fashions, Tor the fall of 1890
fetezson's Magazine" for Oc.oaer and
vol 5 OF Car1S1e'e Frederick the Great h,--,
been received BY M1Nally d Co., 81 Dearhnr1 ,ro
street. 00i1
coRREc71os.-In or notice yesterday q,
the disappearance OF Prot G. WI. Hnhhar
the types made US say "Hu5bard., ANY in.
1ofmhtlon OF his whereabouts will be thank.
fully received at l64 North Clark streat
f1c7EREGAlLERT,-The splendid collection
OF Framed Engrayjngs At 56 Dearborn street
WILL De SOLD this evening without reserve.
presenting rare chance to get fine picture
st loT rate,
CHOICE BooKs.-~Bamfo1d 4 Baldwi at No.
IL Lake Street, are closing out large assort-
ment OF bound books at less than cost. B ooks
worth Sl,0o and $1.a5 they sell as low as 30
cents. Give them Q call before purchasing
elsewhere.
fEAcHEs.-Ne are under obligations to
3'cssrs. Huntingdon & Co., fruit dealers. =
Clark street, for lot Of splendid neaches
Which went off remarkably fast, from the
Orchards Hf Af
Ancb'ean. They are samples of 5000 bushels
and MY be procured as above.
coorEK's NOVELS -John r. Walsh. corner
OF Madison Street aud Custom House Place
has received the '-Piooeers'' and the sso, - N
tie new and cheap edition OF Cooper's novels
" nifty cents per volume. He has also Peter
son for octobtr, and fresh supply OF the
'orl;heus c. hcrr Papers," complete in one
volume.
Tie young LADY vito was struck by >
1ona"ss Et1se se't'rday morning and se-
Esre!5 HJnrte, at the corner Of Lake and
Cia:k s!ree1s. desires 10 alkno 6ledge the kind
Services of the two gentlemen who interested
themselves 60 actisei5 in her behalf, In the
Excitement of the moment, ste omitted tn
express the appreciation OF their kindness
which she SO hta artily felt.
NOVELTY CARRIAGE WoRKs.-At this we'll
known establishment, A Adams street, are f.,
Ge II und some Of tie choicest trottinp bur-
&1ss IN the West. They have good stock an
hand fthe latest style and superior uanufac-
tuFe. AL persons wishing to procure good
]lEht carriage work Of any Find, will find it
TO thtir advantage to call at this old and
1-7oHte establishment. Geo. PennoYer still
attcnds to the manufacture, and will m.
SLOW sly article to go from the shop until it
is Nssets The Novelty Carriage Works ara
aozE reputation for style and durab;litv
OF rhefr work which must command for them |
Vide spread and lucrative patronage.
RUNAWAY yesterday morn1up
: zhightened horse which had become detacb-
ed fIon an express wagon, rau with ,rsat
violclce across Like street, at the crossing of
Clark, and striking the iron railing ia front
OF Ri3ton Il Co.'S bank, fell heavily uoou
The stone pavement Several ladies were at
The corneT, one OF whon, Miss R,ynor, be-
tore she could get out Of the animals Eay.
was Knocked down fy his fore feet, and badly
bruised. Besides minor injuries, seyera1 If
her teeth ".re broken, and deep cash was
cut in the lower portion Of her chin. She
WIS taken to her home, On Van Buren street
and surgical aid at once procured.
ARTIST OF D EsEETERs-John R. SelLirk.
ole q the deputy na-sdals stationed at Cal
1met, succeeded on Ffid ~ last In arr.stipg
ee5e1ttr from Tia So,h regiment Illinois vol
lnteers, rear Thornton Station. On arriving
ii Thornton tie officer learned that the
rccEeant soldier. fearful Of trouble, had that
morning lit for parts unknown selkirk,
getting clue to his route, started in pursuit.
and canie up 10 IL fu:- tive a number Of miles
from lone, on his Way to Indiana He was
CT Saturday haaded over to the authorities in
Camp Duus sl.:. 4uo.h:r deser;er from the
l1ish brigade. named Michael Fitzgerald, vas
arrested yesterday By Marshal Selkirk near the
t~alA1t aid lodged ut Clnp Douglas.
ORIENTAL GOoDS-Ne hsye had the n1ea,
suse oi examining The stock Of Oriental gools
10 be cisrFed ior sale at auction By Batters
d Co, on this day, a: 10 O'Clock, IS Dearborn
ttreet- The STOCK coaE:z.s Of large variety
Gi articles, sicc.12=1s CT elaborate wore man
ship OF the Children Of The East: IYory and
sancal taus: carved With endless patience into
patterns Of great beauty; curiou=ly in1aid
japanese boxes; iaquered ware; em5roidcr-
Its IN the 2eclli,r s:;le 0; that peculiar pco-
PIE paintings upon ivory hookahs and bu5.
ble-luhb!es With coilrd Stems aud shoes of
Erotc:que patterns, which no one in this
country would dream we're made to wear.
hIlt n nl tba az rarfix ~, !
ton we're the natural curlcsities. Among the
assortment arc many useful things. Colt is
now free-anG SEE ftr yourselves,
OFF TO TIE WAR-Oar vouup friend E4-
ward F. Villa e, junior member of the 1ap
firm Of Bailey, Gar, : and Williams, 50 Clark
Street, has joins the Volunteers Of his native
State {1ndiana,) and has been appointed b;
Gov. Morton, AGju ant Of the 100 h Indiana
regiment, raised a. Fl. Wayne Messrs, Bal
ley and Carey have generously proposed to
continue his name ia the firm. sud give him
his PLACE on his return. 4fr ". h I'D selected
Chicago as hie tu-ure home, and after spend
arg the first year in the office OF McCa.g and
r ful1er, formed tits plrtnerehlp. His many
friends here will welcome his return, if that
shall be Gods will, after having served his
couutfy in this her time Of need. Thus are
the plans and business prospects OF thousands
Ct patriotic youag IN n sudd:uly changed nm
der the pressure Of the wicked attempt To
overthrow the government.
IL e Episcopal Diocesan Convention.
The Annual Convention OF the Protestant
Episcopal Church, LII the diocese of Illinois. !
will assemble in the Bishops Chapel, corner
Of Vest Washington and Peoria streets, this
morning at 10 O'clock The clergy and Law
Delegates meet in the school house, at $3.50 !
and 60 in procession into the church. The
music III te antic P It'd. and form very at
Eractlye feature. TIE services commence at
10 clock with sermon by Rev. Dr., Chase.
Vice President Of Jubilee College, af er which
the Holy Communion viii be administered
aud the offerings appropriate to diocese ni.-
Eions. The ses siou for organic a,ion and busi. ,
ness will commence 3. p. H. The Bishon
will deliver his annual address tomorror
about 10 &c ock In this connec-
tien we give place to the 1ollo wing:
NOTICE
The Clergy and Lay D.:~eates ATTENDING The c,n-
vCn,1cn OF the uloce.e Of l,tinot. ar. resnarrfnv |
reqn tten 70 sstemhl- promptly. at half pa-t 4.
hr-1h ah ~ o,o.e ns soom a'lolnlng The Btehop's
Ice Of the convention at II O'CLOCK 107e' ~ |
By order Of the Bishop
J. WILKINSON, secretar.
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