, 1862-07-10
THE CITY

Coo1-Thc police are to be provided with
straw hats during the heated term
s#- Messrs. Huntington & Co., No. : Clark
street, as will be seen By their advertisement,
have On hand lemons in quantities to suit pur- I
chasers.
Arc71oS,-John Parker will sell this morn
ing at rine O'Clock at his ealesroom Nos. lis
and III Dearborn street, large lot Of Farni-
ture, Chairs, &c.
SENT TO TEE REFORM SCHOOL james Mar
sl::1l, lad thirteen years old, was sent TO the
Rtform School yesterday, at the intercession
Of his brother.
SUPERIOR COURT. case Of Meyer
against the city for false Imprisonment Was
stu On trial at the adjournment Of the court
yesterday.
PERsoSAL.-EIforeseen circumstances pre-
vented the departure Of Brig. Gen. Julius
Wife, on Tuesday, rs announced He lett
last evening, and will report himself TO Inc
War Dcpar; ;nier,t for immediate service.
HORSE s7o1ES-Some dsring thief, On
Monday evening last, stole valuable horse
from Franklin and Brown, grocers, corner of
Desplaines & Adams streets. No clue has
vet been obtained to the thieves. !
BOY Losr-A.toy some seven years old,
The Eoa Of George Brown, residing on West
Lake street. near the Island Queen engine |
house, LETT his home on Tuesday morning and
has net been heard from since.
TIE FlFTT FIRST KEG1MESE.-Major S. B.
Raeucpd Ct the hfty-frst regiment will leave
for his command on Tuesday next. He viii
take with him any parcels left at Mun=on's,
No. 10 Lake street before that time.
swA1r Pav-A a&i!d threc years old, be
longing to Al immigrant, did Of tie small
po1 at the Ga!ena depot yesterday. NeIearl
tIat the body Fas takeu in charge By County
Agent Hansen, and by him inferred.
F2SEp.-Benjamin BuTnish, I Tel-k7oTn
man about town, WAS fined three dollars, YES
tcrday at the Police Court, for an aggravated
assault upon Leonard c. Husuuin, Il well
known resident Of this city.
DRcWSED.-We regret to learn Of the death
1y drowning in The Strits Of 91ackinac, On
the second Of July, of Hezekiah 6, DeGolyer,
brother Of D. L. DrGo]yer, Esq, OF this city.
His body has not been recovered. Montreal
and Troy, n. 7. papers please notice.
1IASnsoNELY DoxE.-The S1bbath School
CONNECTED with tie Firs: Baptist Church Of
Joliet, during their excursion to this city on
The 4'h, took up collection on the cars for
the bencfit Of the Douglas Monument Fund.
The contributions amounted to SEQ.
SnAET.-A man named James Haskln,
DISCHARGED volunteer, while walking from the
Court House to McSicker's, yesterday, aas
yietimized by some entetprisipg thief, who
GU, lole in his pocket, aud appropriated Ills
},urse.
LADIES Eosp1TA. RELIEF SocIETY.-1hc
ladies composing The Finance Committee Of
tie above Society arc requested to meet this
day, Thursday, at 4 ?. m, at Bryaa Hall. Also
al perzons who received tickets for sale for
thc excursion to Babcock's Grove, will please
report at tie same time and place.
tK1sGDoM CoMlSG."--We learn that the
demand for this popular song, by our talent
ed townsman Henry c. Work, continue:
1nabated. Large orders have been received
within dax or tgo from eastern publishers
vh,ro If ;s inst f,cin~ introdneed and suno
-rba eo,o 7,se ,7-ooar r-.cb,;, a;.rh4 +honsan;
copies.
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EMANCIPATION SoSG."-Tais new sons
By j. T. Webster has just been issued b.
Higgins in capital style, as advertised il
another column, aud We venture to predict
will prove among the most popular SONGS o
1hc cay Ihe MUSIC IS excellent. Inc @rea
Iopuiar heait ~oeats responsive 70 tne sen
s11nen' contained III luz eoo'os' iaa'le1o]'1
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SAccznEST On THE MILWAUKEE Rom.
About two O'Clock yesterday morning, Is +
early inward freight train on the Chicago a.
Milwaukee railroad approached Eganst
Station, the engine ran over COW lyinc
the track and three cars were thrown Off a