, 1863-02-12

judgment indefinitely.
n. L Davis for eppropriating certain raifYa,
monies WIS sent to tho penitentiary one YEA,
at hard labor. The good character which h
had previously borne, and the expressed dc
sire Of the company that he should be treate,
1eniently had induced this mild punishment
The Judge warned him neEer again to tax
any money that did not belong to him.
600.
r1,o1a..t tsrh~s & "1-a..1 u.1'u'
~ ~ 1uash,1a1to.. go e', - A'ea eouaes u
oa,a,,a,. waath AIA, l4uAs M mtefnoon a
~, =. ~. .-s ~. ~ 1..t,e ~ Aa.s VI e"ues
w. ~ 1y ges1e u'snI VI 'ae ssatlng season
skaters and snectatnrs tn the part .aovo-.
ladicsareand faychecn pcf,rt tbo n,,+,,
| for a long time and os there ora run,.ror
elecant Indy skaters a,nono the +f,rat ho15e-e
| the entries will urdonh+ed,v ha ,.a-- -.
| THE Man,pers of tba PAL .,nornao -,
following nr;zes. ''''
| 1Ap1Es' PRIZES.
To the best skater, pair Of silyer-mountei
skates, to be selected by the winner
s,,ror ~ ssSolo 1fst skaaef, splendid pair
volunteer nrizc hv NJ Rn1ars ~ tI,a a. fsr,n ~ -
Fay & Co., 1872 CLARK street. - - -
10 the third best skater, lady's season
I '1eos* ~ LIE Pa'A aeAt =" "lnlef'
| oss1t@sahss TRIES.
s,atos ~ w. 20 saa paaI " snsernoantee
| 10 Tie eecoIi best sRatcr. seoson t,c7<o,
for lady and gentleman to the park nexI
"Mtet: j., .,,:, ..
ticket to the nar, MT 11intar 4"o5 . so$1soA
The judges selected IN award tho nr,,os ort
| os follows.
| Rcv a swazov. prof p,~+,o++. Nrr.,u
banks, esq; Wm. Bross, Of lie Tn1puSE: j
| +: Field, OF the JonrnGl; A. Worden, Of the
Wnni. Mr Hnndnan % and q q tng Mo1e 1os' ~ M
| Parties intendinr II cnmnetn ,nnst ha. haare
their names registered by Friday mornine i 1.A'
This match will provo one Of the most IN,
tercsting affairs cycr witnessed in This c;tv ne
1t will attract tic best skaters of either sex
We eincely.trust the clerk of the weather will
| for once mt d}sapnoTnt fhe nnh,;c INIT grant =
fair dov md f,oo5 ire
The ice is now in good condition and mn.
less the snow which is failtnr at tho present
wr,t;n, cnternosca t,,crc vii, he ,oo1 s,,ot,n,r
This ,lay and evening. On Saturday newt he,
tween sa. m. md sn m. tho Park vii, aoain
he throvn oncn to the children of tba rn1,1,c
schools ot Ten rents cocb h,nd ,v,,, ho -
attendance and ~. ANAL f.a IL ch,rrod ~
ncet +1,e extr, evnersa fncurred f,r +1,e t,,,+,,
cronce of I'm ,,1co aur, ~ Tho i,t+,a ono. Yro
,,ovo ~ ao,ht IN .. u. ,,,,,, j.. a.,.s
"a ora,a oi.,,,r u,,o,, +h,s ,ooo,.,e. ,r,,a ~
cellent n1an of adding the nusfc ~ ins+r1.
,,enfs ~ fho ,,,,s,o n .,~,to. ~, 1.,....s-
lhe eSeitement OF Lie 1est'lty. IN Whatever
nsh. 'ne eAa''as community may vie" the
washington fafS' III 1ne esteem OF tue ch1l-
uteh II WILL prove an OASIS 10 "nlcn thcy wlll
Always gFatc1al1S rc1er:
A Coon CHAPLAIN GONE uoME,-Intclli.
gencc has just been received at his homo in
Rockford, Of the death Of Rev, 4. Fl. Conant.
Chaplain Of the 10th Illinois, on last Sunday
at noon. No particulars have come of the
sad event, except that he died from sickness
We believe In the hospital at Memphis. The
body win be brought by express TO care of
". II. Iarrabec, ESQ.,. of this cfty. m old
personal friend. and bo taken from hero tn
Geneva, III this State, tho long time home and
burial place of the family. where the funeral
services will be held.
Mr.. Conant was well known In this city. In
the West and in New England. as m earnest
and able preacher of the Unitarian filth. He
WIS settled for many ycars in Genera ,nd ~.
moved thence In 1ssH tn the 1orpar n,r,xh IN
Rockford After tbc war broke ort .xhen +bo
7ath mino;s ,vos oro,n,zcd co7ona, r,,ro,,;x
se,.ctcd him for chon,,;r ,f +ho roo~;ro,+ r.
vas n hard t,e1d ~ 1ahor en,,,r,, 20 a,sh",.t
tn o,r,ost NV ,,her nan r. roaant 49,
+.ro1 ,n+o ~. ,ro~,. .r;t1, H. o..zo-t s.-s.,s
,,,at ,.,, ,.,,..,.to-;,aah,. - ~ ~
-a ' -. . ~ s-,.A-ss A.s .Aio paoae 'n'
~. 1".s '1 .s ~. uet'aeo " tn'st
do.
HI went out strong, healthy, ,country-bred
lifelong temperate man, and In the camp, the
hospital and on the battle field, BY day and
By night, devoted himself, utterly and in all
ways to deeds Of helpful mercy This labor
has carried the strong man to his grave In
much less than two years, and now he is num-
bered In the great army Of noble American
men who Lave gladly given their iYcs for the
noble American cause. Mr. Conant's life vas
all Of piece. Tic fought slavery always aud
every where, in the full conviction that II was
the deadly enemy of the American Union.
He saw carly and clearly the fearful and grow
ing tlebasementof public and private morals.
He never tried to hide Ills convictions. He will
be mourned and Ills loss will be felt wherever
lle was known for brave, earnest and unsc1-
fish servant Of Coda good preacher Of the
truth, and good man In every aspect and
work of his life