, 1862-09-29

Company A-Sapt z. J. I Remington.
Company B-Capt. D. A Buttolph.
Company Capt. + 2. Sloan.
Company D-Capt. ]. T. Douglass
Company Capt z. G: Datkes.
Company H-Capt. Thoe. 3. Ryan.
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DISTINGUISHED PARTY FROM CANADA
Prairie game is about to suffer. A large
shooting party arrived at the fremont, satur-
day morning, from Canada, e.. route for
DHigbt's Station, the "happy hunting
grounds" where the Prince Of Wales, on the
OCCASION Of his visit to this State, enjoyed
himstH hugely and bagged large number Of
birds. Among the party are Lord Monck,
Governor General OF Canada, and his secre-
tary, Mr. Cooley, Lord Mulgraye, Governor
General Of Nova Scotia, Lord F. Paulet, MI
jor General In the British army, Colonels Cor
don and Higginson, and Captains Retalleck,
Grant and Earle, all of the British army, and
Messrs. Winfield and Woodrnfe.
VAN DUzEs, THE CoUS1ERrE1rER, AGAIN
ARREsTED.-Wi'cy Van Duzen, one Of the
shIewdest and most notorious couuterfeiters
In the West, was arrested Saturday morning.
aud Is nun LII u1us1 euunuc,uent Hewent into
the store Of Hiram Fitzenthal, No. 100 Mil
wauEee avenue, ear1y Saturday morning, and
passed q counterfeit three dollar bill. He was
recognized by somebody, when en- alarm Was
given ard lot Of men instantly gave chase.
Van Duzen held them at bay with d razor
which he brandished, and with which he made
several passes ut one or two OF his pursuers.
Fortunately, officer sclocnwald, Of the Sec
ond police precinct, arrived upon the scene,
and presenting q revolver at Van D1zen's
breast, persuaded him to give up his razor and
deliver himself into custody.
ACCIDENT TO Eos. I. n. AnSoLD.-We arc
sorry to learn that q serious accident happen
cd to Hon. I. N. Arnold on Friday evening.
Mr.. Arnold was driving into the city, on the
Bay Point road, in his private carriagc, when
suddenly his horses became frightened and
ran away. The carriage striking stump
near the road, WAS overturned, and Mr. Arnold
thrown violently upon the ground. breaking
his arm at the wrist, and inaicting several cuts
and bruises upon bis face. Mr. Arnold ls now
at the fremont House, where his injuries arc
receiving proper surgical treatment at the
hands Of Dr.. Daniel Brainard.
AGooD FEATUnE.-We learn that number
OF gentlemen connected with our city churches
are making arrangements for grand fruit ex-
cursion, which bids fair to eclipse everything
Of the season. It is proposed to make rail-
way expedition to one Of the finest fruit grow
ing sections in the West, and will take place
the last Of the present week. From what We
know Of the parties who hare the project in
hand, We can assure our readers that 1t will be
decided success. See advertisement.
TIE GCSs FOR THE MERCANTILE BATTERY.
"A telegram has been received in this city,
announcing that the guns for the Mercantile
Association Battery were shipped from Wash
ington on Tuesday last. they consist Of four
smooth-bore si1 Founders, and two James
riaed three-iHch guns. These guns are ex-
pected to arrive early next week, aud will be
received with gladness by the members of the
battery.
PERsoSM.-Capt. r. E. A. Crofton, of tbs
10Th United States Infantry, who Is known to
our citizens IS having been one Of the princi-
pals In the kratz murder case last rear, has
been appointed Assistant Division Commits
sary on Gen. Nelson's statt, headquarters at
Louisville.
CHEAP READ1S6.-We have before remind
ed our readers, particularly the lovers OF
light literature, that they can, for te1 cents,
borrow ary Of the standard novels, new or
old, at sherlock's News Depot, LIZ Dearborn
street.
ARRIVAL or HARPER's FERRY FoRcEs--
The 11lth New York regiment and Vermont
regiment. comprising 3 portion Of the pa-
rolled Hazper's Ferry force, arrived on satut-
dsy night, and Immediately proceeded to
Camp Douglas.
LARcESr.-A man named Thos. Kane was
examined before Justice Fits, Saturday,
charged with stealing coal, pair of boots,
and q IN money, from Patrick Kane, at 70
Kinzie street. He WIS held in $500 bail for
his appearance In the Recorders Court.
B The New York gift hook house, No. 113
Randolph street, Kingsbuzy block, will open
this tMondaJ) morning, with fine and vel
selected stock Of books, which win be sold
ut one:half less than the usual retail prices.
LADIES WAR CoMMTTEE.-A meeting Of
the Committee will be held At their rooms,
Grant Block, On Monday, the 29th inst., ut 4
Pm. 4 full and punetaal attendance IL re-
quested.
l
E Leelie's Magazine for October, and =
freah supply Of London Art Journal for Sep
teznbez. hAye BEEN received by AcNally q;
Co., 81 Dearborn street.
Pic N1c.-A grand pic mic WIN be given to
Haas Park On tie s0th inst, for the benefit ID
the destitute H1nnesotians. Train lesyes the
Ga1ena depot 1t $50 g. m, returning 1t o. p. m.
FA 4 Life Scholarship in the celebrated
Chain Of Bryan & statton'a Commercial Col
leges for sale at this office. -.
e Attention u called to the advertise
ment Of McNal1y Il Co. In another column. Il
especially concerns Cur merchants.
Orr FOE THE WA1a.~-The 1o6th Regimen,
Illinois infantry leaves Camp Dougtas On Tpes
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