, 1863-04-25

portant business demands full attendance. |
EF Any one wishing to send letters or |
packages to Chicago Batteries 4 and can do !
50 by leaving them at the Office Of Rumscy, |
Bro. & Co., on or before Monday evening
next
PEnscSA--uon Owen Lovejoy, Ills; Col.
T. Lyle Diekcy, Q. $. A.; Gov. Alex. Ramsey,
Mimi; Gen. A. G. Fuller, Springfield; Capt,
Daniels, q. s. 4; G. Taylor and Gen. King,
Baltimore, are stopping ut the fremont
House.
MEETEd.-Aspecial meeting Of the Board
Of Managers of the Erring Woman's Refuge,
wnl be held at p. m, this Saturday, at the
rooms Of the Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton. A full and prompt attendance is cspc-
cially desired.
A BRu7E.-Eugcne Doyle was before the
Police Court, yesterday, charged with habitu-
ally abusing lis family, His wife testified to
the illtreatmeut which she has received at his
hands, and that he Lad Threatened to take her
life If sue dared to complain to the authori-
tics. Tho prisoner was fined twelve dollars
and costs.
BRIDGE CoLL1s1oS.-Ycsterday afternoon
rs the Randolph street bridge was turning to
allow vessel to pass through, a lumber wag-
on WAS caught between tue bridge and railing
at ono end Of the bridge, and hearse WAS sim
iarly caught at The other end. Both vehicles
were completely wrecked. Tie drivers had a
narrow escape
LARcESy.-Emil Brocht, lad thirteen
years Of age, was arrested yesterday for steal
ing iron. Upon being brought before the
Commissioner for examination, he WAS idcn-
tilted as young rascal who escaped from the
Reform School some time since By climbing
the fence. He was referred to thu Commits
siolcr and sent back where he belongs.
No CHANCE FOB D1ssAT1sFAcTroS.-DeLan
Il Co. authorize those who ecll their goods to
tell purchasers to use one-half Of paper OF
their Chemical salcyatus, and then If they are
not entirely satisfied with Its superiority oyer
Soda or any other brand OF salcratus to return
The balance and get the money for the whole
refunded. This Saleratus is perfect, therefore
they are willing to let it stand or fall upon its
own merit.
OvnRcHAEGISc.-Ane expressman named
Thomas Walsh, WAS arrested yesterday, for
charging Q stranger one dollar for carrying his
trunk and some other Light baggage from the
corner Of Lake aud Clark streets to the Cen
trail Depot. In the Police Court yesterday, he
was fined s. 90 and costs, and obliged to re-
fund tie dollar. These impositions are be-
coming too common, and prompt arrests
should he made in every instance.
LAncEsT AS BA1LEE.-Lucius Howard was
arrested on Thursday, at the instance Of 3rar-
Gus Ranstead, for collecting a draft Of $50,
and getting from the express Office, $3.50
Last January, Mr. Ranstead being sick, rot
Mr.. Howard to 60 and collect these amounts
tor him. he went, and collecting them, ap-
propriated the money to his own use, avoid
Ing and keeping away from Mr. Ranstead, and
going to Iowa. He recently returned, md
was arrested and examined before T. B.
Brown, esq, and held to appear at the Re-
corder's Court, in the Eum of $500.
PE1sosAL.-Capt- r. Nelson Haydon, of tie
18th Illinois cavalry, Col. Voss, has resigned,
on account Of physical disability for the ser
vice, occasioncd by Q wound received willie
in the discharge Of his duty. Capt uaydon
has becn 1onc y resident If thfs ,;t,- o,j vi.
many friends haze mt heen dis,nno;nt.d ~
him 80 = b,,ve soldier md a con,natnnt ocs-
cer- His ra3lantrv nndcr fire las bcen mon.
TONED in DISPATCHES to lc,douartcrs, and he
has ,een rncrson,11v commanded m ina 3,o,1
h,-b;s co1nn,nd;nr of,car nj. ,os;,,,,t;o,,
vii, bc \ severe 1oss to his regiment
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PIANO fon7Es TO SUIT EvERrDonY.-Par'
ties desiring to purchase good Piano FORTE
will lind IT to their interest to visit the ezten
eiEc "afc'fooms ot y. aoo4o' AZ llo Lag
street, as tney WAL oe sure o' nnaihg spen
did assortment c1 fianos, OF inc 1ouo"ln
uo;noe Rros ard Er,ost t:,,,er..,,, of th,,
ars+.,,+c rc1i,,1c instruments ,rhi,,, coo,
v;,l se1, cbeancr tt,n any one n t,,c tr,do !,
t,oinr +,,o Oldest onc in the l.s;noes ood 10,
fao,1E rs1;s11c w l,avc tr;ed h;,,, a,,d ~, u
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TuE HALF ORruAS Asr1us. NAy1suE.-Ou
readers should remember that tue matinee f,
the b.nefit of the Half Orphan Asylum, ter
dcrcd by Arlington, Leon and Donniker'
Minstrcls, will take place ut their hall, thj
afternoon. A capital programme has bee
laid ont, and will be capitally rendered by th