, 1863-08-03

LEAGUE hEE1INl.-AQ Qlstlug u1sncQ speaker
will address the League this evening at 8
O'Clock at Warmers HILL An excellent
rpeech Is expected. Members Of other q.
L. are invited to be present.
Bound oyKn.-Louisa Beyro, for tae lar
ccDy Of s94 from Mrs. Brown, Was yesterday
morning, in the Police Court, after due exam
inatiou, held to bail for trial in the Recorders
Court, in the sum OF $500.
FOURTH WARD q. L. A-The election of Of.
dcers for the ensuing term takes place on
Monday evening, August Sd. Other matters
Of interest will be discussed, which will be
Of yital importance to every member. Per
order Of the r.
THANKFUL ExcURs1oS1srs.-Thec citizens
Of Niles, Mich, who visited this city on an
excursion few days ago, desire to express
sistant supt. Hurd, Of the II. G. r. r., for
the very pleasant accommodations afforded
them.
For GEN. RosECRAEs.-Messrs Huffman d
Hastings, Who haye the contract for furnish
ing the Army Of the Tennessee with beefcat-
tic, purchased Saturday, from Norris d Co.,
very fine tour year old Durham heifer,
weighing 1900 pounds, which they will tor
ward to Gen. Rosecrans.
In TowS.-Col. c. A. Reynolds, late Quar-
termaster on Gen. Grants staff. but now loca-
ted at Rock Island, where he has charge Of the
construction Of Government barracks, is in
town. Col. Reynolds, while with Gen. Grant,
was accounted ono Of the best Quartermas.
ters in the service.
Go1sa HoMH.-The little s1oop skjoldmoeu,
fom Bergen, Norway, cleared Friday even
ing, on the return trip, to Christlana, the
capital Of Norway. Her freight consisted Of
IS barrels tlour, al barrels pork, 175 hides,
sS casks Of hams, 10 hhds tobacco, and 50 bar
rels of kerosene. She has, We understand,
made her Last appearance in our ha1bor.
GooDR1cu's s7EAaHRs.-The most delight
ful way to pass these hot days is to take one
If Goodsicl's steamers that leave every
morning at O'Clock for Milwaukee, with a
good band Of music, dancing, etc., On board.
Returning, leaves Milwaukee at O'Clock In
the evening, arriving in Chicago early the fol
lowing morning Fare for the round trip
only three dollars, including meals and
,onma
FOB LAKE euskRioa--t steamer Planet
le1s on thnrsaay Tltn I'LL load OF e1cur-
siouists for Lake Superior She leaves on
her next trip for Lake Superior, going to On
tonagon, Grand Portage, and Isle Royal, on
Wednesday evening, August 18th.
The Rfp4mpr EunhenTr1 feayea fhfrnr, f,r
snnerfor C;tv. +oucr,np At a1r fntarnad,,+a
nor4s m wednesd,x eyen,nr Anenat 5tb
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E1cCRstos.-The Union Park Baptist pic
mic to Haas' Park, Harlem, Tuesday, August
18th, promises to be one of the most delight.
iul affairs Of the season. The charming grove,
springs Of cool water, swings, stationary ta-
bles and seats-on1y thirty miles by rai1-a1l
tend to mike It the place to spend day Of
innocent and Joyous recreation, for both the
told folks" and the prattlers-
There will be plenty Of car room, and no
crowd. Cars leave the Galena depot at . d
m.; Reuben street at $50.
TIE NEW C1TT DmEcToRr.-The Chicago
public are Indebted to Halpin g. Bailey for the
| most concise, complete and comprehensive
Directory ever published In this city. The
work Is OF royal octave, md contains ESQ
Pages- Besides the names OF all heads OF
families, 1t embraces classified business reg
lister, street and avenue directory, and reg
lister Of al the churches and public fnstitu-
tions In the city. Every business man should
have copy. We understand they will be de-
| Iyered to subscribers this week.
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