, 1864-02-28
'Gbifdgo Qrtbnne.::
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY as, 1868.
THE CITY.

THE CITY.
SEATS ron TEE OrERAT1u CoHcErT.-Thc
aalc oi rreerrcd ecass for Miss Magnusson's con-
cert Will commence at Il. N. Hlegtns' mttstc store
this 1louday) morning, at m.
ANNA 7. D1cK1HsoS.-Thls talented young
lady will lecssro In Metropolitan Hall on Monday
evening. on 'Tho uour.' The bare anuonnce-
men, will be sn1acicot 10 iii tho honpc to over.
lowing. ,
! COLONEL M1nALoTzy :WouEnzp.-Mrs.'
N1ha1ot.y, 1ifc Of Col. Mhalotzy, OF tho cath nil-
pots tnfantrI, received telegram on Saturday
morning from Selma, Als., stating that her hus-
band was dangerously wounded, and requesting
ler immediate presence.
ARRIVAL or vE7ErAse.-on Saturday
morning, about O'Clock, $50 veterans, principally
belonging to tho 18th Wisconsin, In charge Of
Capt. Cta1g, arrived at the Soldiers Hest, wlcto
they b.cakfasted, after which they took their de-
patnre for CAlro whore they will be transferred 10
thcir respective regiments.
A NEEpEp ARREsT.-That notorious den
OF tuiqu,ty known as "E1dez the Willow" was
pulled On Saturday night and between forty aud
snd hny parsons arrested, tnoef Inc Pfo1ettson
afforded by Tho recent AoH me taagere order o1the
Police beard these places hare grown to be great
er ruIsanccs tl,sn before.
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RoHn1Ha 1HE HEAA1le.-A yeuth Of about thirteen
yeass Of age, named smitn Bfo"n, was osougnt
before Commissioner hoync On SATURDAY. On
Charge OF robhing the malls at "aukegan. Il 10
charged that ne entered inc fos'oiaee taefe ana
took away about $i3.43 tn Toetase etAmps Aao -.
Ynf her hR gY4S
Tuesdsy. the boy 1e FcF5 fetpectaoly connecseo'
and the affair Is sad blow to his parents
:. ~, =; i a, sor 1TTrp soveRK.ass-
rIs.- r,n-..,,. nr.c A]rond taot out twen,
~ ro.tst,,tt,n ncainss n,rties f,vinc
~ 80, ns,rho,1 street.. near the Burl,urton
pss1road crossing, in "noete aao"lon. 90 ats
poeeeeeea tn.satea y. ,a,s.. ,.+ Iii, ~
leave a. sooa % ~ ~ ,,s-.on. ,h-sat,
fcal oplos'ton' eAo"s4A0 WV ~
ehea 10 eaoot'
: Rof,H11Es TO REcau11s.-The War Fund
<,..,.,ttaoa -. f,oot countv has already Maid oat
s,ornt;ea Ia 2 1e6 recruits which with those ps,d
s..s,r., ~ tho c;,v viii make atont tvo ttous
- - h,,rd,ed nru crrd1,ea IN the countv strre
m ta.t ea1 for &N CO., Thie Is vcry good, but It
stsu lesves dedcIt of several hundred. and the
d.1a are few. Remenher. the Government bouutfea
r~..e mn Tnesdav: Those ,rho .yIsh to take the
he
to loose they icust fall Ii 1t once.
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ALLEGED FoRGrRy.-On FRIDAY evening,
Vim. ysuh1erican, an individual well known at
justices Offices. yas charged before Justices Hsase
md Stu5teTxnt with forging the signature OF II.
F. Kenyon in some papers he served upon a Ara.
Marv G, Aatteson. The documents described
Ecnron to be rcc1uit;uc officer in tho city. hut
no snc1 uauc Is known. There ia woman of
INA, na,ne wbo bsa bsfi busInesk Connections with
aar,n ~ ~ t,e manner de.crihed Far the nprnose
~ 1ernrfnr the nrezenee Of on. ur two material
witneeaes for he prosecution, the case IVES coz
tinnrd vttbout being tr,ed. unt,1 Saturday next
~V.nh1cr;csn c1vina han Tor bis appearance.
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q. s. 1xTERSA REvESCE Tax FOR 1861
Attention Is called to the Assessors notice, which
win he found In auorhc, column, Thetncome tx
~ +he xr,r endiDr Der. 81. 1ses: License car.
rI..e h3,1t,,a 1ahle and silver pIate tax for the