, 1863-07-12

Clyifage Grlbn1rf.
SUNDAY, JULY Il, 1868.
THE CITY.
= HocE-Though but partially recov-
Col Hogc, Of the 18th Illinois, has re-
dto Ills regiment at Vicksburg.
.ozsusr Observation-Disclosures from
I'd regiment Illinois volunteers, for
"a and April, are received and will be
4 out at The superyisors' Room, on Mon
and Tuesday afternoons next, from to
s'clock.
SALE or real. EsTArE--Nc understand
that Z, Aiken, Of this city, has ju,s purchased
the elegant residence Cf .. +. LtFse7, On
Michigan avenue. TIC ter:ns Il !hs pnr'
chase have not tranepir. d.
1SoUrsr.- Coroner Schmidt held IN inquest
IN Saturday, upon the body Of seno Rodsr, a
Norwegian, about 80 years Of age-fonnd |
drowned In the North Branch, near the Gale
na Railroad bridge. He was missed sometime |
On Friday, and found On Saturday afternoon.
No marks OF injury being found upon him,
and as he was given to intemperance, the jury
returned verdict Of accidental drowning.
FOREST BAT GRovE.-Au who wish to en-
Joy day Of comfort and pleasure on the lake
shorc, away from the heat and dust of the
city, are invited to appear ut the Milwaukee
Depot On Tuesday morning ut halfpast eight
O'Clock, to Join with the FIRST Universalist
Society and Sunday School, in their annual
Excursion and Picnic to Forest Bay Grove.
Fix up the little ones and the baakets and
come along; it will pay.
P1cH1c.-The picnic excursion to Desplaines
Station will take place tomorrow, duly ~.
Cars will leave the depot Of the Chicago and
Northwestern Railroad, corner Kluzie and
Canal streets, at 9:1oa, m. Returning arrive
in the city ut $50 p. m. Tickets for sale at
Root & Cady's nusic store, 95 South Clark
street, md at Grover g. Bakers sewing ma
chine rooms, Lake street. Price for adults
TO cents. For children IS cents.
OLD FoLKs' TEA PARTY.-There will be
novelty In the way Of IN excursion on Tues
day, the 21st inst, to Forest Bay Grore,
under the auspic Of the Plymouth Congre-
Eationa1 Church Il large choir, in ancient
costumes, will be in attendance, under tho
direction of ". ". Tllinghast; and from
what We know Of the preparations, we can
oF
while the cost Of the whole trip will be but
one dollar for each person. An "old orig
ina1" tea party will surely take place at For
est Bay.
PREsENrAT1oT.-Leut. Col. 3. ". Smith,
ot the 18th Illinois, WAS On Saturday, pre-
scented with beautiful sword, sash, belt and
shoulder knot, and fun equipments tor his
horse. The sword was presented by Lieut..
Sellers, formerly Of the Seth Illinois, sword
which he received while on Gen. Aeboth's
Staff The equipments were presented In an
appropriate address by Q. B. Haycs, Esq, In
behalf of Col. Smiths numerous friends,
through whose uberality the purchase was
made by Mr. Subway. The reply by Col.
Smith WAS characteristic and appropriate.
Altogether, the presentation was very plea
can't affair.
ELEGANT JKwE1RY.-An elegant jewelry
establishment has recently been opened at
1aa Lake street, by Giles Bros, gentlemen
who are thoroughly conyersant with this
business, and who thoroughly understand the
wants Of this community. They have re-
Gently added to their stock Of watches and
silver waro to TINT extent that their assort-
ment viii compare fayorab1y with any west
Of New York. In watches especially, the as
sortment il varied and complete, finely select
ed, and rich enough TO harmonize with the
most refined tastes. and at prices low enough
10 come within the scope Of = very scanty
purse. VIII our friends give them cali!
TEE HpPoroTAMuB, PERFoRM1EG ELE-
PLANTS, AESAGERE AND CIRCus-G. F.
Bailey d Co.'s great combination, compris-
inE tho Al,ovo 1iot Of attractions, viii
commence their exhibitions on Monday, u.
will be seen By reference to the advertise
ment in another column The great objec
Of interest is the Hippupotamus, tha
only cne ever seen in this country; and as BIZ
capture and transportation cost oYer six.,
thousand dollars, It will be the only On.
the public will have An opportunity t.
see The performing elephants OF Sands, Nh
thans & Co., are also very interesting, Tn
nenagerie is full Of all sorts Of rare beast
and birds, and the circus company is com
posed Of large number Of tlrst.class per
formers
TEE GAMBLERS N THE POLICE COURT
The inmates Of the gambling hell broken n
F1iday night, by Capt Nelson, were exam
fued yesterday at the Police Court, and a fin
OF fifty dollars assessed against each Of then
We give the na1nes assumed By the parties o
their examination. In nearly every case
however, they are fictitious names. ANON
the number we're two South Water stree
merchants, q fruit dealer, = barber, etc.
Charles Rhodes, grocer; Joseph Martin
clerk; Henry Guile, clerk; ]. ". Benedict
sailor; James Smith, 1awyer; John TaJ1o'
merchant; Geo. P. Anderson, saloon keeper
". r. Adams, gambler; n. White. blaca
smith; John Davis, soldier; Tom Dayi
lumber merchant; John Jones, merchant
Geo. Smith, clerk; Vim. johnson, liver
keeper; J. Shannon, boatmnu; NJ .. =
mare, arti=t; E. 4. Jessell, suctioneel
Edw. Dewitt, hair dresser; c. Il Warre1
commission merchant; ]. D. Anderson a.
VIM. Jones, merchants.
This arrest, like many Of slmilar chara
ter, WINS nude by Capt. Jack Nelson, Of tt
Police force. That class Of individuals hn'
good reason to remember him, Tor during tt
six years 2ao has spent In the police service
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