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years, WOo hl&AJc JcQ Hu4n LIE AouS1 lod Neus
street, on Saturday. Verdict by Coroner's
jury, "accadental " drowning.''
PKRsoxK1.-The Rev. Dr.. Dixon, who. for
several years, has been the esteemed pastor ol
the Union Park Baptist Church, breaches his
farewell sermon to that congregation on Sun.
day morning next The Doctor has accepted
acs1l to prominent Eastern church. Hewil1
leaEe here universally regretted.
RESIGNATION AxD AzRo1sTAEET.-Dr. H
A. Buck has resigned his Office n examining
surgeon for pentions in Chicago. and was ap
pointed NJ examining surgeon for pensions
by the Commissioner Of Pensions, On the 91st
Inst, in the End Congressional District, to be
located in Marcngo, McHenry county, Ill,
where he will open his Office without delay.
DHu.-John B. Annis, hospital steward of
the 18th Army Corps, died in the hospital at
71cksburg, August 14th. He went out as
hospital steward Of the I'D regiment. He
was Christian young man, and greatly de-
voted to his special work. DR.. Powell, the
surgeon Of the I'D regiment, In writing to the
parents Of Mr. Annls, who reside in this City,
speaks Of him in the highest terms.
hand, to the credit of the Government, held
by Luther HAVEN, Esq, United States De-
pository, in this city, yesterday morning
wns nearly three millions dollars. To-day
It is something less, us the check Of F. E.
Spinner, Treasurer Of the United States, WINS
paid in the afternoon for one million. Uncle
Sam draws but lightly, after all, against his
balances. This goes to pay the soldiers
IL Hrs Own P1AcE.-We are indebted to q
LADY friend for late copy Of the Chattanooga
Rebel, q aeyen,by.nine sheet, devoted to the
interests of secession. To people hereaway,
the item Of interest therein is, m advertise
meut Offering reward for deserters, signed
by "a L. Maxwell, Bridge Contractor y
Maxwell WIS formerly 3 partner Of L. G.
Boomer, Esq, of this city. He is now In his
own place.
TIE GREAT REBE1LIoN.-The first e1hlbi.
hon Of tho great musical al1ego1y, 1.-THE Great
Rebellion" will take place this evening, IN
der the joint auspices Of Ar. Hagar. and the
Sanitary Commission. To look upon three
hundred yorng ladies Of Chicago would of It,
self prove 1lre attraction, without the added
attraction Ct the patriotic musical allegory.
We have no doubt onr citizens will be richly
repaid for attending these concerts, and that
q large sum OF money will be secured for the
Sanitary Commission and the Soldiers' Home.
RAILROAD ACCIDENTAL most eerious rail.
xund accident occurred on the Racine
and Mississippi Rail Road, on Sunday
morning, BY which the baggage master,
Mr.. n. Swaine lost his Life. The accl-
dent Was occaEioned by tho displacement
OF the switch, at Freepot, causing the passen-
ger train to run on the side track and collide
with freight train standing there, smashing
up the engine and killing the baggage master
as above stated. The switch Is supposed to
have been maliciously turned by some ont
slider.
HonEEs AND Mu1Es.-In our article, o.
yesterday, in relation to condemned horses
: and mules, our cotnposltors made us cay
that hotees purchased at public eale for seven
ty to eighty dollars, we're often rcsold ssto
Government At one hundred and tweEty
dollnrs. This is mistake Government
never repurchases condemned animals. It
was tsto outsiders" not Government, that
these sales alluded to, were made.
MtsErs. E. d; ". Morgan sell this stock every
day from tie Stock Mart, corner Of Carr and
Fifth streets, st. Loris. No.
AT TEE POLICE Cocnr.-About sixty cases
were disposed Of yesterday, principally charg-
ed with being DRINK and disordeIly.
Two individuals, who gayc their names rs
James Plnkc.t md Margaret Sheridan, were
examined yesterday, charged with fornlca-
ton, and each bound over tor their appear
aace before The Recorder, in the penal sum Of
$500.
Jim MeCale, q eecdy looking Iifhman,
wns found drunk on Kiuzie street Saturday
night. At the Police Court he exhibited
rnar1isgc License, pointed out his lady-love,
and was willing to be married on the spot,
ard 80 away sober, married man. The girl
objected to being married in the Police
Court, and they were discharged upon their
promise to go before some other Justice and
get married, and sign the pledge.
-Johanna Sullivan, an old offender, espied
INN FAMED Porter, with handful Of cur
1eucy, In saloon On Michigan street She
enatched about $50 from him and ran away.
When arrested she Ind but SIS, having spent
about SO. She Was fined SO aud sent up tor
SIXTY dsys. Porter, who had inst arrived
from the pineries was allowed to pay s. for
being initiated into city customs.
Tim 6heahan WIS fined $12 for abusing
his landlords wife, Mira Lappin, when she ap-
piled to him for rent.
Two inrcteEate rou2hs, nnmed Dugan
and Sutherland, were fined 81 for throwing
stones into McKay's saloon, on North Water
street, Sunday night
John 4 Hene, q lad of Is, Was sent ba.
fore Commissioner Williams, for stealing
about $f5 worth Of harness, boots, &C., from
. stable at Bridgeport He Will probably be
sent to tte Reform School
A CoPPERuEAD LAID Low.-Horgan's raid
through Indiana and Ohio gave him and his
men a wide notoriesy in the West. and the
presence in our military prison OF upwards OF
q Thousand Of them brought to the Camp, on
Sunday last, large number Of the curious Of
all classes. Among the number we're donbt-
less fsw Coppetheads, who surveyed the
prisoners with view to See whether any avail
able assistance could be rendered the prison.
ers, to aid in their escape. Some who werc
Yuuched for were admitted to the grounds
under certain restrictions, but none were nl-
lowed to go among the prisoners, unless &C.
companied by Federal guard, to ses that no
unMarranted couve1tation was had with or
weapons supplied to the prisoners. 4
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