, 1863-02-27

~ G4ieGHLes-EIe Ieen sl:lu-tuc nfst OF til
eeneon-will be served up at the fremont tc
day.
BEsToR's GOLD PKss.-Mr. II. F. Grili
has received the agency for the sale Of thes
rcne, which, upon trial, VIC find *choIccl
good," and worthy Of place in every stor
and business house, to say nothingof school
and private families.
TEArERAFcE MEEr1So.-There will be
Washingtonian Temperance Meeting on Fri
dry evening, Feb. eth, at 1-2 o'clock, At tb
West Market Mission School, on On
ion street, near Randolph. The public ar
invited.
PLYAouTu CHuRcr.-We are requested t,
say that the sale Of the present house Q
worship Of this church is but preliminary t,
the erection Of q new house in more eligibl
location, and TINT, rs already intimatcd, th
premises being leased by the church, sabbatl
and other services will continue for the pre-
sent as heretofore.
4 PLEASANT RE-CNIoS.-The city agents o.
the Knickerhockcr Life Insurance Company:
with several inrited guests, assembled at thu
Office Of the Company, in Kingsbury Block
Last evening, and enjoyed a social reunion
at the close Of which an excellent COLLATION.
was served mp, in John Wright's best STYLE
Vice President johnson presided, and the oc
caslon was one efraught throughout With pleas
ant memories.
POSTAL CCRREScr,-We are authorized to
say that Collector Haven is prepared to pay
out postal currency to applicants, in Sans As
required. It is believed that there is now :,
sufficient accumulation Of these little "grcen
bacls" in tho Unites 6tates Treasury to keep
up = continuous supply at the repositories.
Cashier Brooks will therefore commence the
work at 10 o'clock this morning and hereafter
NC may confidently hops that small change
will be abundant.
PREsESTAT1oS.-Capt. VIM. Turtle, of the
Police Of the West Division, was yesterday
made the recipient Of an elegant and costly
gold'headed cane. What makes the circuu-
stance more interesting is the fact that he Is
not aware who the donors are, and can only
conjecture from certain facts who they are,
The cane was received in mysteriuos mar1
neE, was wrapped mysterious1y in paper, and,
as may be imagined, the Captain is Intensely
delighted With the beautiful gift.
RHTCRsgD.-Our readers will sec by DR..
James Hunters card, in another column. that
he has again returned to Chicago, after hIa
unavoidable absence Of 4 few days. The
Doctor announces his intention Of extending
his visit three weeks from this date. Those
Who are suffering with any allictIon of the
throat or lungs, and who desire his services.
therefore, will thus hare an extended oppor-
tunity Of consulting him at the Sherman
House, where he has his rooms.
Bold RopDERr.-The dwelling of proni.
nent Lake street merchant, who reside. on
West Washington street near Union Park.
vas entered on Wednesday, Just after dinner
~ burglars. One Of the young ladies Of the
family had fallen asleep on the sofa. and the
theft very adroitly abstractcd from her pocket
aportmonnaie containing a considerable sum
Of money. At this juncturc he was discoy-
cred by servant, who gave the alarm, but
before assistance could be procured, the dar.
Ing william had escaped with lis booty,
READING MATTER WANTED FOR 1900 so1,.
p1ERs.-The appeal made in yesterday's TR1-
BUSH, in behalf Of our sick and wounded so,.
clers, who are destitute Of reading matter
was promptly and very lbcrally responded to
BY the Tract Society, Young Mems Associa-
lion, Methodist Book Concern, Church, Good
man d Kinney, and others, and their dona-
lions were sent forward. There are 10000 of
our soldiers at Nashville, and 5000 at Mur-
treesboro, all Of whom are destitute of litcra-
ture Of any Kind. Let all who have interest.
Ing or Instructive bound books, magazines
pamphlets or newspapers, leave them at the
rooms Of the Young Mems Association. vbo
will promptly forward them.
CURES NJ ElEc7R,cl1Y.-Dr. Paige, who
been stopping at tho fremont Heuse for a
few weeks past, and who has already become
1avorab1y known to many Of our citizens
through the cures he las cfFcc.cd by elcc-
t'icity, and by the lectures be has delisarcd ia
the public, and to a class recently under hi;
instruction, Is to lecture this evening and to-
morrow afternoon and evening, at Bryan
uall, In connection with his partucr. Dr. p.
q" MeFr1ll, the Doctor has made many friends
during the short stay In Chicago, and as he
lectures upon his new system of practice, and
wholly at Ills own expense, he will Of course
have large audiences. Next Mouday evening.
Dr. Paige is to organize another c1az: for in.
strnction in LIS fayoritc system OF c1cc;ro-
pa1hy, ut the close Of which lie will l,ayc the
city.
ASSAULT WITH INTENT TO DO BoD1IY IS-
srRI.-A man named John Rc;dcr, doing busi.
ness On North Clark street, yesterday made n
complaint before Justice Miller that Martin
Jennings, constable, had assaulted him with
deadly weapon. The case, rs be narrated It.
presents singular appearance. Reidcr had |
oecn arrested and tried before Justice on y
charge OF being disorderly. He was convict
ca and lined, but took an appeal, giving bonds |
1or bis appearance, Notwithstanding fbf. .c |
tcr Lis rcturn home, an execution for 1ho |
amount Of the fine and costs was Issued an3
Jennings attempted to serve It, In doino
which be drew a revolver aud Threatened f.
shoot Rcider If lc resisted him. Rei,1cr
however, refused to safety the execution, and.
a1ter hourishing his pistol for while, Jen-
nlhg LETT for the purpose Of obtainlng assist
ance. Meanwhile Reider started for Tic Ar
mory and s~orc ont 4 warrant, as above st,.
1eor which was placed in the hands ot nm
officer. "A
FIGHT WITHOUT A REAn.-Lieutens,t
3'lflln Of the Chicago Board Of Trad. n,t.
1efy, Who arrived in this city on Sstu,d.v v1,s+