, 1863-06-06

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TIE Nu1sAScE ORp1sANcE.-George Hon-
naan, an Expreesman, was fined fve dollars,
Yesterday, for depositing load Of paper,
ttraw, &C., In public alley. Served him
right.
MAT1sEE.-Arlington, Leon d Donnikers
Minstrels holda Matinee this afternoon, al
1leir Opera House, Ladies' and children can
attend these entertainments freely. Tie pro-
grammc offered Is m excellent one, and prom
ises rich treat
EXCURSION TO CmcAGo.-On Wednesday
next, the pleasant little town Of Dixon will
visit Chicago for excursion purposes, return
ing on Thursday. The profits will be applied
towards the liquidation Of the debt Of the II.
E. Church, OF that place.
GARRorEp.-A sailor was choked aud
thrown down on Randolph street, near Dear
born Park, about o'clock Thursday night,
by two rufdans, who robbed him Of all he had
{:,5 ccnfs) and kicked him severely because he
hadn't more.
The CRIT D1REcToRY.-Messrs. Halpin and
Baily have completed their canvass for the new
City Directory, md commence printing the
names On Monday. Those who have recently
chnngcd their former residence, or place Of
busines, should hand in their corrections at
once, at LIS South Clark street.
A CHICAGO ZouAvE KILLED IN BATTLE
We regret to learn that Mark Hammond, Ser
gcant Major Of the 18th Illinois, and formerly
a resident Of this city, where he has many
friends among the young men, was killed ut
the battle Of Port Gibson, Miss. he was
member Of Ellswonh's Zouayes. He enlisted
for the war as a private, and was promoted
for gallantry. He Was much thought Of bg
Ills regiment, Of which he was about to be
made A1jutant.
Run OyKR--An old lady was crossing
Washington street, On Union, yesterday fore
noon, when Mr. Powers fumily carriage, driy-
en- by Irwin stroeker, came upon her rs she
stopped on the crossing, and knocked her
over. She was picked up insensible, bnt re-
ceiyed no serious injury. Stzocker was fined
IS. Mr. Powers paid the nnc n1l1ingly-fn
part as warning 10 other drivers, rs well rs
for the information he had gained from wit
ncsscs, that his team was *.fast, !" which he had
fniied to discover before, though he had driy-
cn them often and long.
OuTrARY.-The body Of Col. Neyins, Of
the gallant 11th Illinois regiment, who Was
killed in the Late stormlng Of the intrench-
ments ut Vicksburg, passed through this city
on Tuesday evening, en- route for Rockford, his
former home. The body was in charge Of
Capt Andrews, Of that regiment, and a guard
of men, and was met at the Illinois Central
Depot By the Rockford delegation in attend
ance here ut the Canal Convention, headed
BY Mayor Williams Of TINT city. and the body
escorted to the Galena Depot. Col. Nevins
was an accomplished and gallant officer, Of
high moral and social worth. He had won
his position by true merit and gradual pro-
motion.
4 NEW GROCERY EsTABLIsHMEST.-New
firms are growing to be as plenty as st1awber-
ries, and It is an eloquent index to the busi-
ness prosperity OF Chicago that shrewd and
eag1cious business men from all parts OF the
country are removing here Among the latest
arrivals is that Of Samuel E. Casey, late War
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in Illinois knows Sam Casey, and that he is
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EXPERIMENTS NJ GuSSERT,-
in cuune1y have been In progress for several
months al the WASHINGTON Nayv Yard. The
most powerful enn tested recently is that Of
Mr. Atwater. of Chicago. Il isaritled eIrhty-
four 1,ounder. and thrrw Hotchkiss shall
nineteen hundred Yards. the degree of eleya-
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" 4 new JEwEIRT TEsTABL1sHMENT.-
The many new firms established in Chicago,
which are enlarging md giving to the retail
business Of this city 4 metropolitan tone, is
the new tewelry establishment Of Giles Bro.
Il Co., 142 Like street, both finished and fur
nlahed after the style Of Ball, Black & Co.
Their zooms are filed with one Of the most
costly and beautiful stocks Of goods west of
New York, embracing watches, diamonds,
x1chest description, and fancy goods. The
new firm come to our city with the highest Of
recommendations as business men. Joined
to this, are immense capital, shrewd naanag- g
Ing, skill and enterprise which viii place this
firm on the same level with the best New
York houses.
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ANOTHER sHoP11f1ER ARREsTED.-Yester-
day afternoon, james and Mary eergle were
brought before Justice Mcdonald, at the Po-
lice Court, issued at the instance Of T. Mar
Gus, S47 South Clark street. 4 considerable
quantity Of dry goods, woolen goods and small
articles were found In their house on Quincy
street, and Il Is believed there are other local.
ties where they have the result Of their nefa-
rious bustness secreted* In ordes to enable
the owners to identify their goods, and to fur
ther investigate the matter, the case WIS con-
tinued I'LL Monday afternoon, at 3 O'Clock
These parties are Old offenders, and hare both
been to Tie fen'tenttay fot similar ofIenses.
ihose VINO nave haa goods stolen from them