, 1862-09-24

Nfllikeu, and In default Of $500 Was committed.
K,1LEp.-A man named Jacob sissler, Of
Glrard, H., private in Col. Rtnlker'e Gar
inyillc) regiment, was run oytr and Killed by
the night express train Upon the st. Louis,
Alton & Chicago road, yesterday murninG,
near GIraxd. He had been intoxicated md |
was lyipg upon the track At the time
TIE SCOTCH REG1MEST.-A dispatch las
been received in this city, from Col Cameron
of the C5th Illinois {scotch) regiment, which
wss CAPTURED and parolcd at Harpers Ferry, |
sts1spe that the regiment will arrive here on |
THURSDAY, and 60 into Camp Doaglas until |
exchanged.
fE Mr.. Dyet's singing and piano classes
commence this week at the Musical Union |
Academy, on the corner of CLARK aud Wash |
ipgton streets. Adult singing school next |
Friday evening, September e81h. Juvenile |
eipeing school and piano classes On Saturday
m. .rning at 9 O'Clock, Sept. eth The first |
lteson tree.
CorLDocK AS RrcHELIEC.-Mr. ConldockI is |
to appear this cv.nit at MeVicker's theatre |
as Ca,dIral Richelieu, 3 personation which |
Should attract large audience. H,s daughter
will appt ar Us Julie, and the rest of the cast is
in coed bands. Mis- Hosmer appears iu the
af.e1iece: *'The Tretty Horsebreakcr." Chan
frau is the next star 1t McVicker's.
TEE THREE MONTHS MEx.-Thc term of
service for which the 9Th aud 90 h regiments
{qua1tcrcd q: Camp Doua1as) enlisted, has ex- |
pircd. That OF the 9th rau out On the 18th, |
aud .Eat of The Goth on the 14:h inst. These |
regiments have not get been disbanded for
tic SIMPLE reason that the funds with which
to 3,ay them off 1as not been in the hands o.
tie Cuited States disburs.ng officer ut this
plccc. The money is here now, however, ard |
The three months regiments in camp will be
p:.id AID mustered ont Of service this week
problbly On Thursday.
4 LAME>TAn1E Acc1pEs1.-Testerda
morning, while John S. Bailey, yonng man,
private in company. A, Of 105th regiment,
who formerly resided in Genos, DeKalb coun-
count, was standing guard at Camp Douglas,
he met with m accident which, If not costing
him his life, will render him useless as SOL
dftr 1crt after He Eas leaning on his gun,
lie nuzzle being pndtr his arm, and had his
foot resting upon the guard, when BY some
accident tie gun went olf, the bail passing
ttrtugh Lis arm, coming ont near the shoul.
da.t1sde- He bled most profusely, but was
taken Immediately to lhe surgeons quarters,
and medical aid did all it could for his relief.
It was said that his vrm night have to be anu
p1tated, and 1t might then prove fatal to him.
4 Coon PRo1EcT.-M1s. 81. 4. Wallace Of
tits city is rnising company Of ladies for the
war. S.veral laoi,s have already Joined the
ranks, and rightly diill is held. It is the
purpose Of this company, when thoroughly
organized, to tender themselves to The Gov
ernor ps corps of nurses for active sery1cein
the hospital or On the battle. field wherever,
in fact, they mag be required. They purpose,
In addition to giving their services, to be able
to defend themselves and others in IN etner-
gency, and to this end are rapidly prrfecting
themselves in the use Of arms. Mre. Captain
" is a crGck-stot and thoroughly acquainted
with the gun and revolver. Several others Of
the corps could wing a rebel at sight. Any
information may be Obtained Of Mrs. II. A.
Wallace, 155 East Washington street.
RELIEF FOR SUFFERING M1NNEso1IASs,-
The meeting appointed for last evening at
Trinity Church for the purpose Of raising
means to relieve the necessities Of the numer-
Gus sufferers for the late Indiau deprcdations
in MiEnesota, did not come of, owing to ihe
severe storm which prevailed
4 meeting for this purpose viii be held TO-
night, however, In that church, ut which Rev.
W Il. Woodbury. will address the people in
behalf Of those needy and suffering families to
whom we have alluded.
M1. Woodbury. has been duly authorized, By
the citizens Of st. Paul and other towns in
Miuntsota, to solicit and forward contripu
tionB for TIC usc OF those persons, and fort
purrose Is now in this city.
DEATHS AHD .1SQrEsrs.-An old lad,
nnmt d D. Fardlow, WHO lived alone at No
GO West Randolph street, and whose husband
is in the army, was found dead in her TO ON OF
Monday evening. She had probably beer
dead since Sunday noon, as she was Last seer
alive 1t that time Coroner James was SUN
montd to hold an Inquest on Monday evening
and the jury came to the conclusion that tn
deceased +'came 10 her death from old ag
ard general debility"
-Slrs. Ann Phillips, who lived On Soutl
stre,t near tho Archer Road, committed sui
eide, On Monday noon, ty taking large dos
of .audanum. Deceased was about fort
yeas old, and had long been addicted to i1
man Of eslimable character, some time sine
enlisted in Voss' cavalry, and is now absen
from home. He also has son in the army
and rhrfe dauEh rs In this city. 4 verdict {
the CGroner's jury set forth that the .t d3
CEASED came to her dca.h by suicide By takin
lau1anum, and that ths cause OF the act va
lntempt rance.''
Mrs1cAI.-The s'i,ripg po:es o. war has
had little. .oruo a1. feet upon the musical bns
IcEs. Our dealtrs are oriviug handsom
trade, especially In SHEET music, for whic
tic tltmand is 5mmtnec. PAtrio:ic songs c
oil like bot cakes, and the press can hard
supply tho call. 1t is 4 curious dcvelopme,
place In the Eastern market. Large orde
fr,m Boston and New York dealers have bee
ucelycd by Root g. Cady for such songs
**Thc Battle Cry Of Freedom 81 kiugdo
Couiug," "etc., which at once catch the a
tcntion cf the people and secure a strong 11ol
upon the public favor. When tac Ea,tel
market, which is oTe1ruu with composer
locks 1tis way for songs. 1t is ut least f.
1s.ing testimonial to the excellence Of o,
bailadists. Il. n. Higgins, the wcll knox
dca1tr, is also in daily receipt Of immense O
cczs Tor sheet music, and doing l1aodsou
business. He keeps Wcost<r's geuil a,
melodious pen constantly busy In the produ
ton Of patriotic songs
The FIRST Music BOOK IN CuIcAao.-
flrst music book ever prepared, stereo.yp
and printed in Chicago is now in press q: I
TRIBUNE Office The last forms are bei
worked cG, and two or three days will pr
ally zee 1t finished at the tiade1y and
sa'e. Tie work is from the pen Of George
Root, Esq, and e1 titled st TIE SILVER Lu1l
tis txprsfslS adapted for schools and tea
CTS, and must come into very general If I
universal use- Tue composer has devoted
long time and used great care in its prcp.
ticn, and has succeeded In arranging and 8
tema.'zing tie rud!mcnts Into series
Ersdasicns which 1t orce recommend the
6clycs to those capab1- Of judging, rs be
most exee11enuy adapted 10 the comrrsh
eion Of the pupil. Tic tunes have been c.