, 1863-03-09
Gl)itaoo Gribl1'tt.


THE CITY.
FIRST ARRIVAL NJ THE CASA1.-The canal
1,oat Ella, from Loekport, with seven hun
d,td barrels Of -four consigned TO Norton &
Co, arrived at this port on Saturday, the first
Of the season. The first boat last gear arrived
on the I'd Of April.
HOSPITAL STEWARD WANTED.-Tho id ILL.,
nois Cavalry want Hospital Steward. This
{sa1urc chance for some good man who has
knowledge Of drugs and medicines. It is
necessary that he should be practical apoth-
ecary. Apply to Sargent's drug store, corner
pf State mud Randolph streets.
FrEL TO SOLDIERS FANILIEs.-1n addition
to tho usual allowance from the City War
Fund, each family whose head and supporter
IS in the army, is now entitled to receive
half ton Of coal. About fourteen hundred or
ders for half ton each, were distributed to
soldiers wives on Saturday last.
ADMITTED TO oBAL.-Nehemiah Hodges, Of
North Adams, Mass, whose arrest WAS no
nced some time Eiuce-charged with sending
mn "infcrnal machine" TO S. IT. Whipple, Of
tlis city, was admitted to bail in the sum Of
$500 on Saturday, for his appearance at tho
April term of the Recorders Court. Mr.
Hodges left for the East last evening
For Observation-Disclosures G. Throop, Esq,
expects to leave for vicksburg tomorrow
<Tucstay) evening, and will take charge Of
and deliver to soldiers, any letters, small
boxes Of sanitary stores, clothing, &C., if
plainIy marked aud left at the rooms Of the
Sanitary Commission on Madison street, be-
fore that time.
LARCEST.-A German woman who had been
working in the family of Mr.. Brcntano, of the
;staats Zeitmng, stole about 500 worth ofcloth-
Ing, belonging to his wife aud children, some
sl1rcc months ago, and suddenly disappeared.
She was arrested by the Police, on Saturday,
nj private house about eight miles north Of
the clty, She will be examined before Justice
Miller this morning.
PEnsosA1.-Quitc unexpectedly to his
many political friends, to whom he delivered
= apartipg salutation, in the shape Of q bowling
Coppcrhcad speech before the Inyincible
Club recently, Charles II. Willard has made
his appearance in the city again He sailed
into Memphis in flying colors to engage in the
practice Of law. Our tslegraphic dispatches
demonstrate how be sailed out, by "military
a1ttority.''
THE WoMAS1s REFuaE.-The charitable Ia
dies Of this city engaged in organizing and ar
ranging the new Magdalen Asylum, held a
meeting on Saturday afternoon and elected
Ill their officers, with the exception Of Prcsl-
An l.a 1,,3
next satut3..;; Ill the rooms Of the Young
~hcnss Christian Association, when the entire
r plan will be definitely arranged, and the Asy
lum placed apon basis for Immediate opera'
4ion.
LETTERS ON CossrMpT1os.-Dr. James
Hunters practical letter on the symptoms o.
consumption, in continuation Of Lis discus
sions Of that important subject, will be found
elsewhere, and will commend itself to tht
careful perusal Of the many to whom it ap
plics. No topic Of medical argument can b
more interesting, and the great experience
which DR.. Hunter has had In the specially o
the lungs cannot tail to give weight aud clhr
meter to his views.
TEE CoUSTR1 COMING TO SEE CuBAs.-Ou
country cousins have caught the Cubas mania
Fifty couple are coming in from Oshkosh o.
Wednesday evening to sec the divinity who I
driving everybody crazy. Our cousins vii
have IN evenings entertainment worth th
visiting, and will carry back with them
their rural homes, memories Of a bewitchin
form and wicked eye, which, If NC are nc
mistaken, will sadly interfere with the agr
cultural products Of Winnebago county.
PERsoNAL.-Major James II. Coates Of III
18th regiment Illinois Volunteers, has bee
appointed Provost Marshal Of Memphis Til
Major, though always resident Of LaSall
county, is well known in Chicago, and Ii
many friends hereaway will be pleased
learn that his gallant services in the field al
appreciated at headquarters.
Hon. Erastus Lyman Of New York, Pres
dent of the Knickcrbocker Life Insurant
Company, is among the arrivals at the Ehc
nm House.
LEAoS & Cove are glad to notice th
these prompt md reliable men have esta
1ished an excellent commission business. IT
It will he remembered, is rs We prcdicte
Mr. John r. Lemon has long enjoyed an {
tensiye and favorable business acquaintan
throughout the interior of Illinois. Their
flee is at No. II Dole's Building. We invl
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