, 1863-01-27
THE CITY,
~ PrReoNAL.-Mr. Cough speaks in Mi1wnu"
kee tonight, and in Chicago on Wednesday,
on g Here and there In Britaiu."

yesterday for 3f3, 600 cash, by Chas. Walker,
esq., to J. B. Lyon, esq. Il
No oQuoRUA.-Lastnight was the time for the
regular meeting Of the Common Council, but
no quorum was present-thc quorum being
1t Springfield, engaged in the pleasing occu-
patton Of grinding axes and rolling logs.
TIE uxloS pRArER MEE71So.-Thls meet
ing.of Ill the churches on the North Side oc-
ours tonight ut Z 1-2 o'clock at the II. E. In
: diana Street Church. AL are earnestly inri-
ted to attcnd.
= For TIE F1RsT BOARD CT TRADE-Lieut.
B. ": Underwood, of the 72d Illinois Regi-
ment, First Board Of Trade,) leaves for the
regiment tonight, and will take any small
; parcels or letters, II Lett at Underwood d
Co.'S, 1877 South Water street.
FLouR.-W. b. Nichols, corner Of Canal
and Washington streets, is manufacturing o
new article of hour out of corn. When 1t is
raiscd with yeast and made into gr1ddle~cakes
It Is good substitute for buckwheat, being
quite as palatable add more healthy.
OLD LADIES .HoME-A special meeting of
tho Board of Managers Of this Society, will
s'he held ut the Home, nt 5 o'clock this p. nj.
Let all members be present, punetually, that
they may assist In making arrangements for
I the Grand Concert, to be given next week
.Rry1vA1.-For the past two wceksa protract-
: ed meeting has been held in the Bridgeport n.
E. Church, under the 1abors Of the pastor,
Rev. P. Z. Rye, Much good has been accom-
plishcd.- The meeting is still progressing,
and pastor and people are earnestly amnit1ng
still more cheering results.
. Tu8 GLORIOUS N1SE1EESTH.-Onr boys Of
the 18th send word that they arc minus
fac-thcir rcgimenta1 colors having been shot
away by the bullets Of the cnemy-or SO rid
died that rery little is left. We suggest that
our citizens should supply them with the
richly deserved colors.
VAaRAscr- CA1uoas1A Man
Aman known Us G. C. Kelley alias O'Mcaly,
1as yesterday morning fined $50 and costs on
charge Of yagrancy. On his person were
found two bogus 800 bills, flash or
.sstutIed''' watch, and other evidences Of his
profession. He paid the fine and departed.
3. .LARcENI.-A negro calling himself John
!, Smith, who had been for about two weeks in
!; the employ Of Mrs. Seymour, on Michigan
avenue, was detected, yesterday, in the act Of
purloining ten dollar bill from purse lying
on bureau in the chamber Of Mrs. Seymour.
he was Immediately arrested, and held to bail
= by Justice Miller in the sum Of $500, for trial
: in the Recorders Court.
SENT TO REFORM scHooL.-A young, smart
looking colorod boy, about ten years Of age
named Major Stephens, was found by the po
lice yesterday wandering about the street, ant
not being able to give = very good account o
himself, was taken to the station house
He stated to Commissioner Williams TINT b,
Ind been sent from Cairo by a Lieutenant, tt
his mother, whom he was in search 10
when arrested. He Was sent to the Reform
School.
JUVENILE RowD1Es .-Firc boys, betweel
the ages Of eight and twelve years, were yes
terday arrested on the West Side, charge,
with disorder1y conduct in obstructing th
sidewalk, using obscene and profine laugung'
sua '.ne4 "toe eonuus11tts tos"se1'ss % ~ ~ US
: orderly manner. It being shown that the.
tad frequently conducted themselves In q lik
manner, they were fined 81, and costs. Til
arrest might prove useful warning to man.
more Juveniles Of the same so1t.
no,u.1, ~ scuoo1. Rows u-yesterd,,
morning 4 lot Of boys we're Jumping upon til
sidewalk in front Of the Dearborn School o!
Madison streo+ when sn1den1y about th,rt
f,.t oe ,ho .r,,,- 7,re ,xa., ,,rec;n;t,tin,, III
on+;,a ,,.,.+, +o ~ ,,round e;obt ~ ten fae
1,e1cw A1.dv whose name We did not asce
). 4a,,. .r,a: ,,os.,no at the fine with +xo ch;
5ren and v,s ,,ke,s,se ,,rccinstated with tb
, of,ars; Enno ,r then ware ear;ops1v ;n1nrci
tJ,onpfreercra1 Of them we're badly bruised.
arrested yesterday, charged with beating b
g wife. From her story, he has for q long tin
exercised system Of the most perfect bruta
ity towazdshcr- -bcating, kicking, driving h
and her children out in the cold, and, indee
abusing her in every way he was capable.
was fined so and costs. It is pity sui
b1utes could not be sent to the penitentiar
and the proceeds Of their laboz paid to the
wives, This would have q tendency to +
= sttsain the cogardly brutes from maltreatl1
them.
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!, LECTURE. fifth lecture of tho cour
SaDgamon and Washington streets, Wil1
..rgiven this evening, BY Rev. ]. 8. Dennis,
Dubuque. Subject: "The War and its F.
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