, 1863-07-28

as m appreciation Of their efforts to sarc hi
1,ropcrty from destruction BY fire, on Thurs
day last.
ApunrEz1.-Capt. 3. G. Rounds was AT
rested yesterday upon the charge OF living il
s,n open etate Of adultery with Marr Allen
and taken before justice Brown, where b
gave bail In the sum Of $500 to appear this al
ternoun and answer.
MARn1rn.-our fiicrd, Col Il. \. E1drsdse
Of the 1e7th Illinois regiment was 'nn1.'es -,
on Sunday evening, b7 Rev. l.. He"Ala,: e.. ~
the Des,lalncs street II. Z. Church. 10 MS
s,r,b = Munson, of this city. Ihe napp5
,,onn1e 1eft for The East directly a1ter 1ne Ger
cnony.
..,,xar cr ryxws1uxs.-Seyenty five news
,,,..s xene arrested yesterday afternoon about
1nre o'clock for plying their vocation with
mi wearing the badge prescribed by the or
,,tn.rcc. Those who had badges we're re-
,coscd r,th reurinand- The Others will be
,,-sr,rcd Mt the Annoy this morning.
rur New CrY D1REc7oRv.-Wc are glad
a. 1c,,n tbat this most universally usetul oi
NIL annual publications, is now in the binders
baude, and will be ready Tor delivery some
+,ne tl,9s week: and that the publishers,
Ness,s Halpin d Bailey. have met with q very
1,heral patronage, which from the manner the
work is gotten up, they richly deserve.
Arc7,oy SALE OF LoTs.-G1bert d samp'
I'm will sell at public auction, on the Pre-!
isee tomorrow at 10 q. NJ, sixty lots ELL
mated north Of Union Park. The desirable
locatiou OF ills property, and the uncommon
1r essy terms Of sale, will undoubtedly attract
1hc attention Of those seeking residences lot'
in the West Division
EusccrAl Diocesan CoSyESr1oS.-Tn'
annual Diocesan Convention will be heid q
the Bishops Chapel IL this city Oh Nednes
aoy the 10th Of September. We understand
tl6t the gathering Of the cleEgJmen and lay
men oftlis denomination is expected 10 D.
,s,ce. ard TIC exercises uncomnonl5 inter
e1ing.
Excr1s1os TO FAIR OAKs.-Thc South Con
.,reca,Ioual Church are marking their arrange
ueuts to have very pleasant picnic cxcur
sion to Fair Oaks, On the Illinois Central Kail
road, on Thursday next. Cars leave III. Cen
tra1 Depot nj S o'clock, and the Car Work
Flo Grande street, Mt $50, Tickets 50 cents
Children Is cents.
Not TnrE.-The rrmoc 10 indusEiousl
tirculated on the streets within the last fe'
dsys, that the City Railway Company had dif
poked Of the West Side lines, We hsy
the hest reason to know, Is entirely withou
Foundation. Negotiations have beeu pendin
for come 1imc, but the contracting Variie
are still vide apart in their views. with littl
pros,ect Of etftcting satisfactory transfer {
lie franchise.
HONESTY REwAKDEn.-A waiter boy on t!
propeller Antelope, which arrived here d.
before yes!erdny fcom above, found pocs
book containing $50, for which he found Il
ovuer-a roksenger-and returned 1t to hit
The ownez had given it up as hopslessly 10:
and rewarded the finder with only 3. Su
sequently the passengers made up purse
fifteen or twenty dollars and presented it
him az :. reward for lis honesty.
on1Ats1So GOODS TsnER FA1.E PRE7z
srs,-A book-keepe1 FAMED Chsr2es s. Cur
was charged, at the Police Court yesterda
with obtaining goods under false prstens.
II appears that sometime Last September
nurchased suit Of clothes Of William Frlcf
West Randolph street, ard paid therefor In
bogus check en- F. Granger Adams Bank. 7
check was not lonorea, and until last Sat-
tay the tailor .lad utterly lost sight Of
purchaser. when he vas arrested and
.z;cpel as above stated. The case mas cont
1ed until to day to enable the prosecutor
obtain more evidence Meantime Mr.. Cur
IN the absence Of proper security, remains
the county Jail.
CRICKaT.-A match ut single cricket '
playea On the Union Grounds between G
Howard, alone. against r. Slater aud IT
Turtle, on Friday afternoon. July eth, VII
Terminated in favor Of Howard, who beat
opponents In one innings. The following
the score:
FEST 1SN1Sae.
6. Howard. bowltd By Slater.
4 Sla.es. bow1ed BY Howard --.--......--....
w. 1"'t'e' oo"1eu ~ "o"a
e...~ .,r,ax ~ uo.srs
W.Tu1tie, bowled by Howard. ...............
Howard 0inniugin one innings.
After tic match and the passing over Of
stakes to howard, he was presented With
Of Dnke'sbcst cricket balls, By Z. h. beel
ION, Esq.
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i1heoNAL'~eoa "no. g. ha"nps' A.
y. 10 een. ofant' at'lsea ne1e 4as' evening
als Na5 10 Nasaaneton' anu Is no" stopping
Inc bngEE HOUSE,. eo'' ha~no3s u tne
sec. and tn his {ntellipenee and eYccll
tudrmeut Of military 1untters Gen, Grant
1arpe1y indebted for The splendid victories
has recently achieved.
<ant: I'm G. Tuttle. Of Rlpon. Wis.
lust arrived from jackson, Cauton
yicksbure, Ut each Of which points he DIR,
rated in The glorious work, the results
xh1cb haye already been published. He
con,miss1oued BIZ Gen. Scott as a scout q
,after the attack on Sumter. and since I
hi. epcut more time within the rebcl i
Than within our own. Hc bears Eith
The uh.tt1c marks. u AZ veil as the cndo
weot of Grsnt sherman. wa.hbnrne
others. o. to the valuable services he has
dered Tie Government, as scout.
Lieut.. Brown arrived last evening +
New Orleans direct, and is probably tue
<'through passenger that has reached
since the blockade was removed. BE ret
that gratitude Is everywhere expressed at
euccess Of our arms, and the probsbilit,
RESUMPTION Of but{ness along the MISSES
These gentlemen are stopp1ue at the B.
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