, 1863-02-17


frsruors,-Tc understand TINT tAe atA
Of Armour, Dole & Co. have ngreeo ~ give
ef-s G,nicr. tho widow OF the man Killed
1,e+ xcck at their new warehouse, four dol
lars per week for one year. The workmen on
Tie building have also made a donation to
Mrs. G. Of one hundred dollars. Such kindly
sympathy is, highly honorable to the donors.
SENT 10 REFORM ScnooL.-An Irish lad,
nine years Of age, named VIM. ]. Csrberry,
was Yesterday morning charged with the lar
ccny Of iron from Ar. Gates foundry. The
4,rourlctor Of the foundry testified that thelad
was connected with . gang Of boys who were
in the almost daily habit OF pilfering from bis
rremiscs, he will be sent to the Reform
School
ECRGI Casey, young mau well
know. TO the police, WAS arrested sunday
,;c1,t in the act Of breaking into the bridge"
house on the Randolph street bridge. There
Icing some doubt as to his object, the charge
Of burglary was withdrawn, and he was lined
sa5 as a yagrant. 1t is also claimed that he IL
a .descrter from i Wisconsin regiment. IN
which he lad enlisted as = sabstitute-receiF'
ing SEQ bounty and then skcdaddiins.
LEcrunE.-Jcsse Clement, Esq, who has
;ust vacated the editorial chair Of The Dubuque
Daily Times, which he has ably Tiled for
nearly six years, is announced to lecture IN
the First Baptist Church, tomorrow night,
before the Ladies' Educational Society; sub
icct; aThc Educated man. Mr.. Clement
enjoys deserved popularity rs lecturer
md lc will doubtless secure the attendance
Of la.ge and intelligent audience.
TEMrEnAScE,-TleB Bridgeport Temperance
Society vas addressed few evenings slnct
bv Rev. Asa Coho, in very eloquent ane
happy manner i number took the pledge
Nj. Coho is one Of the sufferers Of the rebel
Lion in Missouri, had all his property takei
from him and was driven from his home be
cause lie Was Onion man. Wetabe p1easur
in recommending Mr.. Coho as VALUABLE
laborer in the Temperance cause.
MAsouEaADE.-ThcT Turnvcrcin Society, tt
largest aud most powerful Of all the Gcrma
associations, gives grand masquerade ba
1T Bryan Hall tonight. Our German friend
never do these things by halves; they are t:
NOUS the world oyer for the eciot which the
impart 10 their nlasqucrades, and we are q
surcd that tie forthcoming one will not lac
any Of the elements Of rare fun and comicalit
which arc always their distinguishing fe
tures.
CIo7ulsG ForSp.-Two bags Of clothin
evidently stolen from.clothcs lines, were fou1
by the police on Saturday morning, secreted
III old boiler near the corner of Polk al
Canal streets. They were taken to the stati
house, md portion Of them were yesterd
morning Identified as the property Of 6
NAN Indy On Wright street. The remand
consisting Of every description Of cloth
usually found upon clothes lines, may be 81
at the Armory.
Ex7EnM1sAT1oS OF TIE JEwa.-Wc p
1ish elsewhere communication in regard
an "Associ4tea r, a'scr+f ~ thc who1cs
denunc1ation Of any sect or class Of men.
proportion to their numbers, the Jews u
shown conamendab!e spirit in maintain
the war Tor the Union, both by cniisting 4
and contributing their money literally,
do we believe them as class moro prone
violation Of the blockade, or kecncr in
ion speculation than many Of the Gentncs
PEasosA1-Brig. Gen. H. ?. Van C1ere
A.E. Otis, Acting Adjutant General, arr
ut 1le fremont House Sunday, and left
Minnesota yesterday morning. Gen.
Clcyc was severely wounded at the patti
A1urfrccsboro. and pcrsistcntly refused
.oave the field. His surgeons hase insi
upon his taking brief respite from d
and he has accordingly gone home on 4
lough Of thirty days. He WIS promoted
a acolouclcy Tor gallantsy at Mil Springs.
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CONCERT AND FIs1''At'-lne nt enlel @
ll1ent ahnouHccu " oe si'en d. ~. 1ausG ,.s,
church, iast evenings WIS pos'poneo 't41
e'en1ng' oo aecouul ~ lux nfc 1a'ea W. ~
IN &ae cnuten' "eh''oneu e'sc"nc'e'
R,,to1v Mre p;shor Mrs pttor as;es r
Tr.~-o a,a M.ssrs nac1crc, % sr
p,:3,,,,- .na p,sho,, am,,1a or-an,a,,
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= -. IS s~en "a..aS ~ 1as;rna .na -,
~ ~ - 80. - @<'@
TIE CHARITY PARTY IN AID or TIE
SrrrLY Assoc1A11oS.-Thcrc was e
number Of ourgay young "lnds and 1assi.
the fremont House, last evening, in at
ance upon the Charity Party, given in
the Fuel Supply Association. The affai
quite select, and the assembly, thoug
large, was brilliant and fashionable abo
ladies and gentlemen being present. III
mense dining l4all was, as usaai, gwen
the deVosecs OF icFpslchofc, and up
Email hours, 1t was fuily occupied. 3ht
per was an excellent one 1t oelng qn''
possible for Drake 10 pfoaace any othe
resulted so successfully, and we hare no
that many soldiers wife and little ont
bless the kind hearts of those who orig
the philauthropic movement.
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one Oh 'ne oiae'' a'iu 1nos@ 'elao's IL
t"een NcH 1o1h atlo A'e!pool, naElng