, 1863-10-02
THE CITY.


BouKD ovE1 Capt. George ". Renw1ek
whom we mentioned in yesterdays TR1nrsE, az |
charged with .winulins the Government by |
means Of forged vouchers, waived examination |
and was held to answer in $4,000 bail.
BoRsKs AT Auc11oS.-Butters d Co. will
scll lot OF horses raddle ponies, wagons, dsays
and harncsa, on the circue lot, Warrington street
this afternoon, ut O'Clock. Nov Is your time to
get "rsg."
q. L. A-The regular meeting Of the
County Council viii be hald to day. October end,
at 2 o'clock p. m., at Warmers HaH full at
tendance ia requested Delegates VIII please
bring the monthly reports Of theiz Councils for
September.
ExuURs1oH1s1s IN TowH. The usual
crowd In our huainese etreets was added to- some
what, by the presence In the city, yesterday, Of
coodly pu1pber of e1curs1on3sts from Joliet, Who
af1er spending the day pleasantly, returned last
evening By the Chicago and st. Louls railroad.
TEE NEW JERUSALEM CuCRcH-The aonu.
al session Of The Illinois Association Of the New
Jeruea1em, VII be held in the Temple, on Adams
street, commencing at ten o'clock this {Fsiday)
morning. It will be opened by religious services,
and the annual address, by the President Of the
Association.
OWNER WASTED.-On Wednesday night
North Side policeman picked up new black over
cost lying On North Water street. Yesterday
pocket book WAS found On the corner of Lake
and Clark street. The owners Of the nbove
named articles viii find them at the Central Po-
lice Etation.
90 No 17nHnYa4on1 that nj
authorized individuals have been making eo1ee-
tiona in Chicago for the great Northwestern Fair
for the benefit of the sick and wounded soldiers
No one has authority to collect without a book
marked "Northwestern Fair" and signed BY q
member Of the Executive Committee.
EXCURSION TO CINCINNATI This excur-
sion comes Oft on Tuesdny next, October 9Th. Az
the fare is only $40 for the round trip. and the
tickets are good for two weeks, the reader will at
once perceive this ia very favorable opportunity
Tor Visiting the Queen City. For particulars ZEE
advertisement in another column.
PEAcuEs.-We are assured by dealers, that
parties who inteEd to can peaches for winter use
should rot delay beyond thie week; that the best
peaches have already ripened, and that alter the
coming week, they will be rather inferior. A good
assortment will generally be found at Hoag i VII
lcttss, 50 Randolph etreet and every kind Of cans
viii be found at Mc1Till's, next door west
OL1vEr PnEsB7 TERRAIN CHCRcu.-At a
meeting of this congregation On Monday, 1t IVES
decided to III the vacancy occasioned BY the resig
nation Of their Pastor, Rev. ]. A. Wight, by ex-
tending call to Rev. Alfred Eddy, Of Blooming
ton, which call it Ia hoped and believed he viii &C.
cept. He is an able and eloquent minister, and
We shall be glad to note his acceptance.
~ tw Hu,.ah for the Union Lessue Assocla-
ton OF Frankfort, Hui county. III. From 10
O'Clock Saturday evening till Monday morning,
they collected and cent forward to the Chicago
Sanitary Commission $t6050. for the benefit Of
the sick and wounded in Roeecrans' army. Let
all the loyal men and lelgnes in the Northwest
imitate such energy and patriotism, and our cof
fc.s would be filled and every hospital overflow
With comforts for the soldiers.
GROVER s. BAKER SEWING MAcHME.-The
Grnvcr & Baker Sewing Machine Company, repre-
scented By MI. F. VI Ludlow, OF this city, has just
added to its list Of tiumphs that Of the hsst pre-
MUM ut the Illinois State Fair for the best sewing
machine, and also for the best work the first pre-
1ninrn. These premiums are silver medals, and 1t
viii be remembered that the Grover & Baker
H'"s NAA1' S0 ..r. 49, 49,. ~ ~ .1o* 1''A01
@.ls4 "as sn'A AA '1'0 e'3'' p'e't'ae " LIE one
1o" ts'e4'eo-
Mcy1oKER's TEArRE.-TnIs evening
Mics Mary Provost will take her h1st benefit In
Chicago, presenting upon the occasion the Drama
OF the "Fe1nale Gambler" Miss Provost has
..'..e. IN - .rsssss CO. -, - ..sssass.
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a-se,,art h,,1
A MISSING MANA milwaukee paper an
nounees that the family o. James Wilson would be
glad to hear OF his whereabouts He left home
suddenly on the evening Of the 9th Of August, and
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n. e. ~ s<1..s .-a - r.h,osao -, ,,ns
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RIVER 1TEAs.-As the schooner Glpsey,
1nden with lumber, was being towcd up the South
Branch, yesterday, she came in collision with the
schooner Fisher, and materially damaged her bull
The d.m.oes ~ +he nnsev xre-e re1v 1,ebt.
A1o,her yessel Ind her t1bboom carricd way and
reeeiyed tther damages. YESTERDAY rnnrp,nr. by
-.,,,d,r., -r,th ~ pcs, .+re.t r,5ne 10 shs us,
fowca tS,nuc1 hy tbe tnc cravford The noorinf
~ tho hr3aVe ,1sn rcSe,red s1trht in3nrv
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ILLINOIS GENITAL LAND SALES. The sale'
ofland by the Illinois Central Railroad Compan.
this seaeun arc unusually large, and speak vel