, 1863-06-24

leVea ut the AJmp1gs 3set<.3uA3p k3s0 auu4ssuSd
to ffy-clght Of his fallow-citlzeus, upon
whom he nssessed fines amounting in the ag
gregute to 9465.
GONE TO ~BRDEwE1L-The notorious
Mother Moody and her tribe were tried yes
terday morning at the Armory, and respect
lively fined twenty and ten dollars for keeptng
a disorderly house on the North Side. In de"
fault Of the legal tender, the whole baten
dressed In silks and haunting with ribbons and
teathcss. we're cent to the bstdewe1
EXCURSION 6ALurK,@The managers Of
the Musical Union Pic-Nic Excursion have
secured six.ponnd gun, which VIII be placed
an 4 n1atfoxm car, ut the rear end Of the nine
O'Clock train, in the hands Of competent gun
uers, who will fire salute upon approaching
every station On route to ForestBay. 4 novel
idea 49,
Larceny OF WOODEN WARE,-A woman
named Bridget Griffin, Monday afternoon,
went to store on the corner Of jackson and
Jefferson streets, and carried of a wash tub
and two pals belonging to the merchant In
the Police Court, yesterday morning, Bridget
was fined $6.Oo-a sum which would buy two
snch lots of wooden ware.
Foz TIE MERCANTILE BAr1ERT.-H. Hol-
1ingswor'h, member Of the Mercantile Bat
tey, viii leave the city on Friday evening for
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~ ~ 1a.v,.r ,1Jaro ,,th r ! C,ana,11 at the
1o .s.ss~n .csa-s.s of,,co at INV t,roe nrior IN
~ Ms,u-1sra,41,. son,rtrra
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HoRN g. EEwcoMB'a M1NsTnELs.-The
evening get apart for the benefit Of the Sol
6,ers, Home. advertised In the .Jouynag to
rorne mfr IN Friday. il postponed till satur-
a.v -,,ebt so as mt tn conflict with the fes-
ttyal Of the ladies. 1wo-thirds Of the pre-
ceeae WILL W gwen A"t VIC ueuenS'1 eA'A e04'
oaels' Aes 'aefe VI y 1uii couSe'
c,a.n M.rAs CREATING R1or,-About
+xr.n+v fournevmcn c,onr makers rot on a
snree. Sunday afternoon, and. in a body, ris-
;itca tia .cjrar fac.ory Of D. ". Cortin & Co..
m R,naoinh street. Here they demanded
,a,r3,+once ,rb,c1, ,xas yrfused and they he.
came boistctous. kicking in the door. collect
,np a crowd, and making general disturb
nnce Yesterday morning. In the Police
Can't. fire of the rioters xere fined $500
each and the rest are In danger.
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IsoUEsr.-Coroncr Schmidt held IN inquest
YESTERDAY morning. on the body of Sarah
Emma Hairless. aged two wears and five
months. danchter Of VIM. Hartless. 3 men,
ber Of the 3sth regiment Illinois infantry,
now at Vicksburg. Monday afternoon,
about fire O'Clock, the child Was run orer BY
the dray Of Peter King, on Indiana street,
near tie bridge. AS the evidence showed
that the dTaSman vas driving quite slowly,
and had not seen the child, the jury e1onera.
ted him from blame, md returned verdict
in accordance with the facts.
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aeoua see-a, no.u, r., upon 1ns
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Pa.a "o'4a t"sns3 uono 11oAa 4.e4"at
the establishment witnessed the tnking o
the clothing. Cummings plead gnilty, ami
was held In the sum Of $500 for his appear
ance ut the next term Of the Recorder
Court, in default OF which he Was committed
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PERsoEA1~-Colonel Hoge, the gallant con
mandex Of The I3th Illinois regiment {Thi,
Board Of Tsade), has arrived in town. We r
8te' enas 11s - eo'Ateueu !" -
cmmaau oa ans eeceasnl leI'nea' ~ IL