, 1864-11-14

3orctopmast, her foresaIl was gp]It aud her hi
Doom broken.
dIsah;od cc3dif;en bsr e sr1s 1y1a !,
ing nearly all blown away. Application va
made OF Saturday for tng 70 be sent to hss.
rescue hef 'som oet Preeeat dangerous s1'oaeoa'
A HoEsE TmEF.-Ycsterdny morning Mr.
Butcber. uroprietor OF the Buxton House on I'll,
eotnol y. ~ ~ -: .a 80 hassa .-sirad -
10 superintendent 1atNe taat Aoiso '"aoo :"
nbout $11D had been stolen tfon nis n3fn. UeIec
t1ves Kenny and Mo1o Wete detaea % tat ,
MT sf;ssras ther orreste5 John Fi,er vho a.
scrsbes himself as an Englishman and who m
doubtcdly is the thiet The case VIII appear 1o1
e1am}nauon 'a's n'otn'ne FL eas p'nse eo"t-
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e-tn, . ao+arh,,en+ ~ +hraa hrndraa ,n5 eava-
olS W-,soars,n ,se,1an. t4a.m ..,ra 81 ..;'
lery. arrived at the Rest from Madison, in charge
OF MaJors Fulton. They left In the afternoon foi
Washington. ~ font< fof the 'front.'.
Numbers offurloushed eo'olers belonging to va
rious regiments, are continually passing through
the city destined either for their respective homes
these men arrived at he oo!dlera hest during
1t moot t, ~. hnr.s .Tsa. a,e w. slvsi y"
A
crxx. n,7s,ox-s.u.xoE or 1>ntz ro, ruE
nyx.f1t Ia nj II.
~ ntuee1 " ~ eAn ~
vision Of inc Nos1n"estetn nsaltoao nAs oeen oe-
tesmincd upon, and from to-day Sunday the
trims will run ns follows:
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na 1scA es eaane I'M, M, ~ annsH u =;
H. n. me rreeloIs %ltl !eass ~ S:Soa- NJ ano
p, r =. a me Aoek1osa aaa ~, Dl1on aseommoaa'
uon M.' - f. LII se is VI 4i =. r. ~ ~.
Eulion and Cedar kapids at ssl5 P. p. and Ills q
m-the ffcepoft NJ al5 p. m aod les d. m.-the
ALLEGED Aasos,-on Saturday morning younc
womap named Emma Eldon aliqs Barton. yns
charrcd before Justices DcWolf md Brown VIII,
arson. mon complaint of Samuel willard The
asces IT, st as e
difficulty with The woman, since which time he has
found her frequently prowlfug about his premises,
no. II Fourth avenue. He noticed her there nj.
ter ten o'clock On FRIDAY evening, and about two
O'clock yesterday morning he discovered fire
built in Ills woodthed, c1daneerlns his dwelling.
Tuesday week, the amount Of her ball bond being
dxed at $50.
4y,EaEn IARc1xr Az BAur-rln Saturday
,nornins Hcnrv Alien n nen,hsr ~ Rstrsrs =
sry.a, l.', 80! ...,,e en' n,..a =. na', a,
Chicago Light Artillery, applied to Justice Brown
for warrant against John Len, the keeper Of a
honna}nr house an Kfnz3c street near Eorth we1,a
@ln tae na4as a9 9, hcn 70 oe pala a to man whom
IN enrnino bnme On fnr1onrh list Mondrv discoTl
cred that Inc $4Oo had never reached il destina-
non. IN belng taxed WIN the thcft, Len pleaded
3enoaaaee o. ne "aole ocenfrenGe. asserting That
s1 e snd a.tH tde e. iae warrant was
rested. He will be examined tomorrow ts1ondsy)
,.,
Ing man named Thomas Riley had his pocket
nicked In this civ of a nnrac cnnt.,n,no ssnn IN
rnTencT n ths af,e-npo, n. ~ .na ,g,e eS ~
eSaeeue1' ~ ue @Msuoon nc "a" 3ne 1nan WHOM
he suspected as the thief riding on hack along
Clark street. and Immediately called for police
man. Officer Craney, who wns near the epot came
20 h1a asfistances but t4e man. with considerable
et9osa ase3a 19a ran along Washing
natsrt;,.s WHs,.s, aeEc ne was seen by
a1t.s DtetseIve henny Mho followed him to Madison,
IL ssaHeo ~ ~ Of the fngtdve
fcrnatira III ~ rs m na oaellnS aim fhe a.
xn aa,31 " nc sauGn ~, hennedy discovered the
1sred htn IN .sir!as 4nss ~ e9e man poeketa aA9
fhe nsnd ~ ic1n HanSs.1 IA ae plsoneI Etves
Bn1rrr RI mr orpu.~ a~-
srcrz nnd comn.nv n ths Wrsanr. 49,, ... uasa
II arrccd to donate their se,1,rc. ~, ~
te.aoop next to he ORPHANS Thar ...;11 49,. ..
matinee, the entire proceeds Of which viii 70 into
the nov empty treasury Of the Orphan Aeylum
1,,a LIE ''a oted or nc corner Of Michigan
eighty orphan chfdrn honca; ~ ~ now neadiy W,
minority being children Of eoldicry, They NEED
ne1p. 4 more deserving charity does not exist III
ecosS ths aaa Me appeal to our readers to
of the MuscnTo n ano company
The play chosen is :. Uncle Toms Cabin =, reu
Eva viii appear other characters as Defore WI
understand that the holders Of tickets will also bt
admitted to the Museu1n. Tickets win be offerei
for sale to our citizens,
PROBATE CoSvEE11on.-T'he Committee con
sist,ng of Judges Miller Of ,winnebaco, Bradve]
- n.ss>s.s ~. 1..H""..s y. eo. AppoiAteo ~ u
tns iiopa'e eonsenuon 70 prepare amendment
to the present probate law to present to our mex
Ierfsloture and also tn rcnnrt Yroo-aea Ia On "a
jourped CopreptiOn Of Connty 5ndees tn he - 81 e.
In Enriuctield on Tuesday. fhe 1ti1 Az nf nnrarr
Der next have been in session in onf civ for the
last four davs and VIC are iformed that ther bars
alrcady prepared an act reducing die .fntntc nj
Wills and ali amendments into one act and nakin"
such changes as viii make he whole harnonionss
Courts and the Law relating tberefn hns NM haa
annlcient attention from our Lesisiatnre. ''''>@
As, As al the property IN tie etatute real and per-
about thirty years, the itnportance Of thts mnre.
ment OF the Judges to pcr:ect thc nrnhate svstem
f2:G ef IN ne sf5e @ ntt"aa we 1p Ropea
Cd Conycutiou. A@-1'0 N"'s Ao'o'4 ~
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Brutal ASSAULT OMAN OrF1cER-Early Ycster
day morning, Policeman Thomas ]. For. of the
14frd rr,cfnct Ul,,1a ~,o.-a,1a~ -, 80. =. us
- a,.o.as.aI. "nlle paaonns us osat, neard
m alscrcaaon IN narrow passage why adjoining
the saloon ot DcnuIs Iecncy, 10s Kinzfe
street. and ran thither: Hcency md a man uamed
John Gull were loudly quarreling and Fox at-
tempted TO take the latter into custody When be
had placed his hand upon Culls collar. Heener
and John Boyle cams to the prisoners assistance,
and released him; The three then fell upon TIC
officer end beat him In most brutal and cowardly