, 1862-10-11
THE CITY.

THE CITY.
PEARs.-Messra~ Newhall g. Co., No. 65
Dearborn and 81 Randolph street, have what
might be termed nrnit show Of pea.s-
Dutchess, VerEa1eu, Louise, BonHe de jersey
and seckel. 1t il = show that viii not last
1onE, to judge from the rush On them.
ARMS FOE 7n. THIRD BOARD OF TRADE
REe1NEST.-seven hundred and twenty Aus
trian xihes, Of beautiful workmanship, n
rived from Springfield yesterday for the third
Board Of Trade regiment. The remainder
VII be here in a few days.
4RREsr OF SoID1ERs.-Euder the rec.ut
Intsruct1ons from Gen. Tyler, the police re-
cords, yesterday, showed q list Of 113 soldiers
arrested without passes. 4 large portion Of
them were taken at Canterbury Il Ill and the
Theatre.
PRorosALs FOR HAT, CoRS AND Oars
VIC would invite the attention Of those inter-
ested to the advertisement in our columns,
from the QuArtermastcr's Department at ST.
Louis, for proposals for hay, corn and oats.
Proposals are open until the 10th inst.
LOST OyERBoARp.-Thos.E Eastman, sailor,
was lost overheard from the schooner Adm
On the night Of the oh inst, while on her
passage from Kenosha to this port. Search
was made for several hours for the unfortunate
1,,au, but without success. BE belonged at
Ecuosha, Wis.
IITERARy.-John 4. Jameson, Esq, of the
firm of Jameson s. Hubbard Of this city, de-
1ivered lecture before the Cook County
Teachers Institute, at Dunton. Subject
@s The Cans and the Caanots Of Education"
The lecture was marked with ability and
thought, and WAS warmly praised by his audi
euce-
The LADIES LIFE GCARD.-The company
Of ladies known as above, and organized by
Mrs. N. 4 Wallace are progressing finely and
haye every assurance Of being accepted. They
are already pe1fecting themselves By taking
care Of sick soldiers in the city. We hope
they viii be successful in their errand Of
mercy.
FR11r rGRow1SG.-Geo. B. Davis, the we'll
Known gardener, having dissolved partnership
with Mr. Morgan, has removed to Harlem,
where he has large garden, which will be
devoted 10 the strawberry and small fruit
wants Of his numerous friends and customers
next seaBon. His past experience in fruit
growing is an ample guaranty for the future.
L FINE OPronTrs1TY.-Tae Mercantile
Battery wants four or five good men to take
the place Of some discharged for disability.
Apply at their camp near Camp Douglas. a
grand picnic takes place Oct. 11th, at p m,
at their camp, to- which all the merchants in
town are invited. 1t is expected they will
Ling along the eatables.
ExCrRs1oNs-On Friday next, the 18th
inst, grand excursion from Bureau county
will visit Camp Douglas. The Sabbath Schools
Of the Episcopal and First Presbyterian
churches Of Freeport Will have grand excur-
zion to this city on Monday, the 18th inst.
The party will leave Fzecport on Monday
morning, and remain in this city until 1
O'clock on Tuesday afternoon.
PEEsoSAL.-A host OF friends and all lovers
OF art will rejoice to learn that Hea!y, the art
Isl, has determined to remain in Chicaso and
rot remove to Boston as was his intention
What is the latter's loss is our gain, and in
this instance We gain an artist upon whom DE-
pends largely the success of art in Chicago
and the West We cannot afford to lose his
graceful pencil
TIE TORY MEETISG.-W. J. Allen, the tory
candidate for Congress for the State at large
addressed 500 to 1000 afInities at Metropoli
tan Hall last evening. Mayor Sherman pre-
sided and shove in a few remarks" Allen
WIS heard to observe, after the meeting, thai
1t was the las. time he should ever come tc
Chicago, if his friends didn't turn out better
He could not expect anything else Of loya
city.
L MoDE! HosPITAL.-Thc most comforta
bic and inviting hospital ut Camp Douglas, i
such an institution can ever be deemed In
yitirg, is that Of the 111th New York regi
ar6 might 1roftably serve as u model 10,
several others in that neighborhood. It ha.
BEEN constantly supplied with de1icacies 70,
the sick by Mrs, James Long, Mrs. Eugene
Long and other benevolent ladies, who hav'
rendered it quite q luxury to be sick there
May the boys OF the 11lth never fare worse!
j:W1S7ER FIowERfSG BULBS. We motto.
that Mr. Hcyey, No. - Lake street, adgcr
tises line assortment OF bulbs for fall an,
winter Towering, for the house or garden
His assortment Of hyacinths and tulips ha
never been eQualled in the West, and. n
though duties and exchange have ncar,,
doubled the cost, yet he has marked them s
low that every family can afford to have few
The bulbs are imported direct from HOLLAND
He also has fine assortment Of bulb flowe
1ots and glasses.
-. Nh'ue,o1s n'h' ls'-oe,esan sllllet au
~"eel oai'e see'e'uas 'fies1eo se'en oo''
asee nom e'gn. W 'out'een Yea1s' 'or sleaonl
II 1Ne 1eH1u ~ aTQ II eeeuls from Inc ef