, 1863-06-29
= THE CITY.

AxoTuER AccDrsT.-About ha1f.past ten
o'clock yesterday morning. German, whose
name We did not learn, missed his footing in
attempting to get upon the North Clark street
cars, near Kinzie, and the wheels passed over
his foot, crushing 1t badly Tho man Is said
to have been slightly inebrinted.
:. QyERcuAnG1sG.-Justic Miller, Saturday
afternoon, fined David Garyey, an expressman,
for overcharEing countryman, whose trunk
he carried from the fremont House to the
Northwestern Depot, $500 and costs The
regular price was thirty cents; he charged
seventy fire. It didn't payi
E#Tc would call the attention of cattle
feeders to Leckie d. Sellers advertisement
in tlis mornings issue. We think we arc
justified In saying that the cattle turned out
from L. & SIS distillery during the past three
years have not been surpassed BY any distl-
lery in the West.
Held FOR E1AsuxA11oy.-Waltcr Shell
burne, young lad scarcely ten years old, was
examined By Commissioner Williams, on
Saaurdzy, upon the charge ofbeing concerned
in The larceny Of pocket book containing
$45.75 from some citizen on Madison street.
The money was zcca{ned, and the boy held
for further examination
a GALLANT ofF1cEh "ousDED.-a. W.
thompson, esq, informs Us 1hat ne 9nst re-
cciycd dispatch from Rosecrans' army,
stating TINT. his brother, Capt. John !.
Thompson, Of the 18TH regulars, well known
to our c1tiznns, was severity wounded Oh the
field, Saturday, and asking that his wife be
sent to Mnnrecsboro forthwith. We know
not how seyere his wounds arc, but hope for |
The best
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,r,rcf car. ,annot be 1alsen In closinp win
aovn md doors, The city is full Of thieves
ard 7,urslars. :
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on "eonesap nA@ "e Ano" OF no aaes
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" Rrrnr11cAS UNION MEErve-4ru AND ETH
wAnDs-On Moudny evening, June e9th. at
so,clock. there will be Republican Union
- T9er+v:.second stree4s The 1or,, ,ror
.,s,,,as+cd ~ meet at +1c on,vc Time ,na
49, =, ,,,t-c arrnr~cnents for The Jna,c;,1
'-' f,ast1a,, .r+,esa,v Jrnc .uah Ict there he
asners, Attendance. "Etcraal 1irilcnce is
: fhe price Of liberty" "Ths Union must and
sha1l be preserred.n lion. J. D. Ward. Hon.
George C, Bates and others will address The
ncetipc, BIZ order Of the Ward Committee.
tccnEsT 70 . BRfncE Trsnrr-Ah,ute .
o,c1oct ~eetcrdav afternoon p,t,;ct bfcf,u,re
= .,no of the Wells street hr,doa tender, vent
,s,snrot,; 4ba 1r,aoe IN MI the xhccls wnY1e
= 1o-~.r +,,s~, +ha fr7dre xvnx onanad for 1,ss.
tnrrcsse1 when 4hose above vcre closing
The 1,r,dee Mc,uire got one Of his feet in the
,,-,v If 1be wee1s. and his foot YVES horribly
c,1thed. A noble hearted sailor seeing Ills
condition. plunged into the river from the
<,hoorer Ranncr. 1viur near the nridpe and
eeaooAs'
SWAN to the pier; but Ills comrades On the
1,rfdec heard his cries for help aud came to
n. .1o-,-;, az--,t Al ,,.- ~,
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