, 1863-06-16

proposed that his new friend should enjoy his |
Hence. Simpson registered his
name as VIM. Brown, and that OF MS friend
p, and they both retired to the same room
ut the City Hotel. When D. aWoke In the |
morning, his new friend Vas gone, as well as
two old and more valuable friends-a yalua.
BILE gold watch and chain, and MS pocket
book. The police, with their usual vigilance,
had the aforesaid Tarm-hearted simpleton
Simpson, with the watch, pocketnook and
their real owner, all before Justice Mcdonald
at the Police Court yesterday afternoon,
where, aftcr hearing, the sharper was COM
mitted in default of G., eco for his appearance
at the Recorders Court. Simpson says he is
a hard-working sailor from the Stale OF Maine,
with no money or friends to prosecute his
suit. He has this conso1ation-hc has gone
In out Of the draft.
wonn tn FARMERS AND Woo1. GROWERS.
-Tlh clipping season is over ana Inc wool
gathered in. The question no" to De settled
by the owner is rs to what disposition he can
make of his wool, to mott him the greatest
amount Of profit. The present Wholesale
price Of wool would pay the owner say 800 for
leo lbs. Tho cost of putting that wool into
yarn, SD. That 100 lbs OF wool Will make ~
dozen pairs Of socks, now in demand even,
when, at $3.50 making SEQ, profit Of S14o
On the manufactured article, over anu above
what could be realized from the eale OF the
rrw material, As knitting machines cost but
$50 in this city, and can be managed By wo'
man or child, any farmer who raises WOOL can
see tho advantage OF manufacturing Ills wool,
instead Of throwing it upon the market. we
homo the country press will take notice OF this
and thus advance tho interests Of the farmer,
and the whole country, BY encouraging THIS
brunch OF home manufactures.
JUDD & B1AkEsLEr's CONFECTIONERY AND
Ice CREAM sALoos.-Thfs firm have taken
the old and popular store Of Eckhardt q Co.,
a2s State Street, (corncr Of Quincy and fitted
nm one of the ncatest and most pleasant ice
cream saloons in the city. Mr. L. Judd has
spcpt several years in the business in The East,
and is we'll qualified to cater to the tastes Of
the most iastidious. Mr. Il. L. Blaksss1ey is
m old resident, fayorably known by al1 sonth
s1aers, especially. Their ice cream Is delcl-
ous, and their confectionery. of al1 kinda equal
to the best. They are prepared to supply pic
mic parties, weddings, receptions, festivals,
&C., in their line OF business. Their saloon
viii be found pleasant place to spend warm
evening,
CIAR1TABLE.-To those Of our citizens who
may he called upon by the Rev. II. snyders,
soliciting contributions, We would say that
We heartily recommend him and his cause.
The Second German Baptist Church has re-
Gently been organized on the North Side and
they are desirous Of securing suitable cdi1ce
in which to worship.
Their rastor Rev. u. Snyders is authorized
to make such collections and appeals to the
Christian community to assist him In his H.
bors. In city where there are more than
thirty thousand Germans, hundreds Of: whom
never enter an Evangelical Church it becomes
all earnest Christians to lend every aid to OBJ
jects which tend to lead the German commu,
nity to higher state Of morality.
ONE DAY FOR REoREAr1oS-There has
never been n pic mic planned, on so extensive
fealc' VI VIC "1'eie tne '"''e0 'n" ou9'aeos
engagements o. ou1 Sl'lzehs eh HaasSe "e1a rs
! carefully consulted and thoroughly compiled
with, as the GRIND Excursion to be given q
week from next Thursday, by the Musical
Union. So far as the convenience Of the ex.
cu1sionlsts is concerned, they hare chartered
the Milwaukee Railroad for tile day-from
| . m IA s,1 n m sinpfnr Instruments, mr.,
air fro,n two hands. dancing. swinging. row.
,rr fishing. Sc. There will be a general good
fine At Forest Raw Groye on the a4th. Make
\ no,e Fit md be on hand,
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sna" 1I 10. 80. - ~ ~. aI,.., ~, ~,
AAs .''@A1@ ~ ee 1 ~
's1sNs' "'e Aus .e .., -
Hall, on Thursday the 18th inst, for the pur
pose OF procuring philosophical apparatu
and library. The ladies' and gentlemen of th'
South Division who will assist in the enter
prise arc invited to meet ut Rev, Mr.. Hum
phrey's, 1st Church Lecture room, this eve
ming at s o'clock Those from the West Di
vieton, ut Rev. Mr.. swazey's, On Wednesla,
afternoon at O'Clock.
DELAYS ARE DAsdEnous.-The committe
a,pointed bp the Board Of Trade to obtat
estimates Ms to the best means of tmproyiu
thc channel at the entrance to our harbo,
have not completed their labors and the ma,
Tor ;e ,n;,or ,av,semen+ Varfoue ways hay
bcen surgcsted, among others the use of iro
eua1na III utasss'ns w. 'ne snanas1 " p.ops
oep1n. tAs "es - y. ~ kps .Ee .ts
mana 1nat ene "oiA " 1.up tno na4 w