, 1862-08-09

MISTER ROLLS -Joha r. Walsh on Madi-
soa street near the Post Office, has the ap-
proved form- Also, all standard military
bucks, and the " Official Army List" contain
1rg the names Of all volunteer officers from
Western States
a DEsERTER, Sro7 H1M-John Hamiltoa.
TEo vas recruited BY Capt. E. c. Prior, de-
Ecfted Thursday. Hamilton is nineteen yesrs
p-d, tive feet seven inches in height, brown
lair, tlue eyes. ana swarthy complexion.
SID Hamilton is from Paris, Edgar county.
ASsAuLT.-Three men, Nilson, CraFtou
sro Ca lahan, we're brought before the police
magistrates yesterday upon The charge Of yio-
lSn'sy assau1ting an Italian fruit dealer Cray
ton and Callahan we're fined $25 each and vii
Sol sS5.
CUTTING AID SLAsn1SG.-Thursday night a
ae;icW entered Charles Davis saloon On Dear
born street, across tie alley from Co5b's new
bniiding, and without the slightest proToca-
flon drew knife and cut Mr. Davis across
1he abdomen, inficting 8 terrible, though not
necessarily fatal wound.
HOOP sK1H7s.-For the best, cheapest and
most fashionable hoop skirts and corsets, we
would advise CUR friends to go 70 the New
4ufk and Illinois hoop skirt manufacfory, 79
South Clark and 120 North Clark straets,
where thcy can be had at the old prices not
ti:hzfaudiug the rise it cotton.
E2ctRs1oS.-Dou'tf forget the excursion to
Forest Bay and Naukegan, next Tuesday, for
The benefit Of the Bethel Cars leave tue Mil
7aukee depot, On Kinzis street, at nine q m.;
returning, leave the grounds at five n. n,
Ilcfe's fifty certs, children twenty-five cents,
to2 the round trip-oui5 one-iovrth of the
REGULAR fare.
IHE SHOOTING MATCH At SPRISGFIELp.-
Ine shooting match between John Farms
worth Of this city, and William King Of
S:'tiugheld, came off at the latter place on
Tntedas last. The match resulted as follows:
Single birds, King 81 ont Of 60, Farnsworth,
81 cut OF 20. Double birds, King Is out Of 20,
EuLswert1 Is out OF 20.
HOME GCARDs.-An adjourned meeting Of
those citizens exempt from draft will
take: place at the Recorders court room
this Saturday evening. The committe ap-
pointed at the last meeting to take charge of
muster rolls, and any who have volunteered
for that service, will report their SUCCESS to
the meeting. All should feel an interest In
this organization and he present, Good
Speakers VIII address the meeting.
FH:Es,-On Thursday night, fire broke
Out in Chl1ch's Hotel, corner Of State street
and Ringgo1d Place but was eztinguisled
without doing any serious damage.
-ThH alarm OF fire yesterday afternoon
about hanpast o'clock was caused BY the
1altial burning of furniture store and psint
shop in the Farmers Exchange building II
audi Canal street. The steamer Island Queen
eziinguished tie fire il time to prevent any
GamaSc.
CANAD1AS NOS*ENsE.-We have received
i communication from some iool in Chatham,
C. W, signing himself s'N r. Norrls,'' and
pretending to be Q messenger Of the Cove
nant-wiatever that is-urging Us to advise
the North to Icy down their arms and receive
trc South like brethren. Il the messenger Of
fhe Covenant wcEe II this city, the messenger
OF the Covenant might have IN opportunity
20 test the sharp sids OF rail and The viz
tue Of tas.
pEERosAL-alajor A. c. El1ithorpe, OF act
ing Brigatier General Furnas' stat, in the
Nse:ern 1Edian Expedition, ~ho left Fort
Gibson, IN the Cherokee country. two weeks
ago, On oDiclal business, arrived in the city
Scaierday morning, Major Ellithorpe is now
acting Assistant Adjutant General Tie will
1save here to return to lis post on Monday.
He reports that all is low going on well in
that quar:fr, and all they waut is guns and
20" der. They have Federal force Of from
G.te0 to 1000.
DEsERTEn CArTCIEo.-A man bv the
Ia1sc Of Metz, one OF the dcscrters from Capt,
Eeers's company, Was arrested day or two
since I'll Quincy, by the marshal OF that city.
1h:,e others are yet st large. The folio wing
is . description Of them:
Thomas Iobbs, aged 25, native of England.
Aazei eyes, brown hair; five feet i've and d halt
dnete: high Occupation, u turner Of wood
5redcr,ck hobbs, aged ~; born in ENGLAND
Description sane as te other; FIVE feet Rix inches
ii:.h; ':nIner Of wood.
'1s.in Williams. aged u; nnze1 eyes, brown lair;
t.e iee1 utne and tall inches lllSn.
SCAN blAG IN Low L1FE.-"A Mother" Mails.
oo3ok:d tcinale Fae1 IF Of most gigantic
proportions who keeps Loto1ious Give on
Wells street, WIS afflicted with the green eyed
Monster yesterday. Her husband it seems
had becn keeping company with another fe-
male contrary to conuubial prop1iety, which
60 incepsed the Amazon that she attacked her
1iy1l in the street, and commenced belsborino
her with pop bottle. The result of her jeal-
ousy WIS fine Of S12 administered by the 30
lice magistrate.
The CowARDs.-The Michigan Central
Railroad and the lake propeners continue 10
be crowded with people leaving for Canada.
1t is astonishing to see how many invalids are
leaving for watering places; how many peo-
PIE faye discovered relatives in Lockpurt,
which Is just over the Canada border: how
mary men have business to arrange with their
Caraeian correspondents The propeller
Eoi;h, which left for Collingwood On Thurs-
day night, was 60 crowded that the Captain had
10 drive of many Of them. Oh! shame on
such coward1y sncaks.
SOMETHING OF INTEREST 70 THE Bors.-
We understand that the Trustees OF Knox
College, Galessrre, with their usual energy
and uranim.ty are making every effJzt to yet
thc Military Academy In operation By the I'll It
OF September. II Is just what is wanted In
our State, and cannot inN to succeed If prop
cry conducted, having the benefit, IS it will,
of the noble buildings, fine and extensive
E::::--n3: e:rn!e ans'ara.rs. Libraries, Sc, o:
Knox College; not to speak Of the fine en-.
cowment Of that institution, both pecuuiary
Rud intellectual.
DEATH OF EDWARD FLINT, EsQ-The dis.
p2tch from San Francisco, relative to tue
Steamer disaster, from Mr.. HoilAway, stating
ah4t "poor Flint is lost" has reference tc
Eawau Flint, Esq, the partner Of Mr.. Hol1a
way in the ownership Of the California au6
Oregon and the Mexican Mail steamship line.
on the Pacific coast. He was General George
B. McCiellan's predecessor as Vice Presiden
and General Mansger OF the Ohio and Missis
sippi Railroad, position be occupied from
1857 to 1850. he resigned this position to e,
into partnership with Mr. Hollaway, and ha
BEEN the active manager Of these steamboa
mai h1es in the Pacific from that tune to th
sad event Of hts death By the burning Of on
OF his OVID steamships.
Mr. Flint WIS cousin to D. Fliat, eneaee,
In tue railroad interest in this city, He wa
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