, 1864-06-01


Directory for the present year Is 1nished, and that
the sheets are now in the hands Of the printer.
PnftteS who may have removed since the canvass
was commEnced are requested to notify him of the
1ae'' tas@ Inc feQuia1te correction nay be made
Au1rAn1 CuAsaEs-Captain Reno, A, Q. Il.
Sormct1y OF Chicago. is relieved by Captain E. J.
Farnnu. who has been chief clerk IN tins depart
Captain Reno departed yesterday for Rock Island
to relieve Col. Reynolds, 4. O. H. Ut that place,
who il ordered to Washington.
6TRAwnEnnT FEeT1yAL--Lcvers Of etrsWberries
and Ice cream, and the friends Of Sabbath Schools
will be pleased to learn that the ''Youu. Peoples
Mission Association" will hold their Fourth An
nan saaMseg HrS Ice Cream apd Feral Festival at
cit Of the Sabbath schools under its charge.
TnE ELoM D1sAsrEn--The funeral OF the five
persons who were drowned at Elsin day OF two
ago oecurrd yesterday. The bodies we're all borne
to the grave In one funeral train They were fol-
lowed b5 almost the entire population OF Elsin
The cvcut has cast deep feeling OF gloom over
the community.
PEEsoEAL-Co1. Wm. F. Lynch, Of the 5sth Nli-
nois volunteer lnfantry, passed through tnis city
yesterday morning. On his way to Elgln, bis home.
Colonel Lynch was dangerously wounded in the
lnce at Yellow Bayou when Gen. Smiths division
cut its way through to The Mississippi. Though
HQuGluT 9CVG1kly 1fQn Al6 wound the Colonel ID
In first ate Spirits and expects soon to rcjoin his
regiment which il now at Vicksburg.
WouSpEp.-We learu that Lfcnt, John IT. Rum
Bcy, Of Chicago battery i, Was wounded In the
shoulder pretty ecvc-cly N the battle Of Resaca,
Georgin. He was removed to The hospital At
bridgeport. near Chatsanoo:a. and will be brought
home to Chicago when able to stand the Journey
He ia believed 10 he 0at OF danger, and may save
the arm. The boys Of the battery, though aetively
eneared in the fight, suffered very little loss CHI
clco battery B, wc understand, Was also engaged
in the hatsle, and escaped other loss than one OF
two wounded.
GAu1Asp's patent LA7u.-we were shown
yesterday decided improvement on the old fash
iouet iath, the invention Of Ms. D. D. Garland,
editor Of the kewanee Ea*e17rie. and Comfy su-
pcr1ntcndcnt Of Schoo!s in that District The lath
arc delivered IN ,nnected breadths OF ten TO
eighteen inches vile. and double or 1reb9. the
usuat lcl+th. enEbiiug the workman to lay on
three or four times ~ rapidly, saying nails enc
cneuring good hol to the mortar By making the
spaces equal, He aboEt to bring 1t before the
Chicago public, wh3 VIC have no oonbt Will apptc-
ciatc II highly.
lHeuEsT.-Ycsterday afternoon an inquest was
he'd BY Coroner Wagner upon the boay ol Ellen
June Mctivier, tho little gill whose injury By m
engine Of the G. & c. 2. r. CO; was reported in
yesterdays TRIBUNE. 1t was ELECTED In evidence
That the engine was backing at the time. and that
1hcrc was no LOOK ont, sg-mau or sx1sch-man near
the ThS dyc tint se
returned as their verdict That the deceased came
TO her death from Injuries received from engine No.
II Of the Chicago and Ga'cua Railroad Company,
and they heavily ccnsure the Company for not fur-
nishnG, preventive to accidents, the necessary
guide 10 the engine which Is customary at nil pnh-
LIZ LIZ crossings and Ii ordered by the Common Conn
''ANoruEn Ou1nAoEn-Under this head the
Springfield State Journal Of Mny 2oth has the to;-
lowing. Wcmay add that the soldiers here and
etscwhcrc fe<l very much like their brethren in
Springfield:
IA young man In the employ OF strlcklcr Co.
went TO Camp Lyon on Thufeday with bundle ot
pape7n for sale: among which were abo,t dozen
But lev m minutes, however, wien M SOU squad ID q
soldiers "con1scatedr every copy OF the tseasona,
bic sheet and carrying them to the nearest camp
1sxsxs''
Tux Jumc1A1. E1Ee71ox-The judicial election
Sor the Third Grand Division will occur On Mon
day, the 9Th OF June. This il one of the most im-
portant elections ever held In the State, and We
trust that It viii not be allowed to 60 BY dcfault
The Republican candidate should be elected bs an
Overwhelming minority. The Coppezhads have as
yet made no nomination. but on the morning Of
The election every mothers ION Of them wilrhaSe
rome enc Of the Copperhead lawyers OF this city.
We trust that the judges OF the election IN town
1Tctsta fnr the RcD1h1con nom1nee rsr h nttai1.
I'd et The otce Of t. p. Hiiiard County Clerks IN
tho Court Houee.
o-r po, 1r.uo-,, tho ,o,t, ,..,c,, =, ~.
s7ver just abore Indiana street bridge lies queer
looking craft which, for weeks past has excited the
curiosity Of all who CHANGED TO cast their eyes on
it. She is boat designed for Idaho being dtted
with steam engine and stern wheel for propul-
ston. saw mill ts also put on board, for use IN
arc he owners Of this queer craft She intends to
Esaa' Mnta Conphay VI !onfteen OF slxteen men
NissiesinnI md Sissonr1. IN IN Fn1t p+nfon
whore the boIt will be abandoned. mud the Mnlain
trail taken to Oregon. The journey ta ezpec:ed to
9ccupy aoeut sesen weeks; me M pasty VIII reach
month. They ali express themselves as antieipa-
ting tue greatest success in the new land OF prom
-
N1eTEMore eD1eAprfAEAscE,-Durinc the p.st
four wttIe the re;etiyee md 5ricnds or - 1nsn nv,
80, ~. 4I1 't''noe Va = A'a't
manned William Brooks have been IN the greatest
stHle OF anxiety ne to his whereabouts. Oa the
morning OF the 18th of april last the missing man
Io!k street. ana mas moi e:nce been heard Of. On
atraad h1Ss hr 1--WE NJ & ~ me- os lWetn
he said he xrs roinc 10 H. saeh fsrt1- =
fcsred that be Las mel with foul NAV and come tn
violent end. Brooks was nan ihir. y-tTs ycars
p -. ~-"H-'ee A'sNA$ AoN
Aehs bfo"h na,f ano eahas mh1skera; WIS attlred,
7'n Mhen he leii home. N a ozown iels hat. roush
back otetcoat nsoMn SssL epeekied eEay pants,
gray ~aoleh nnoef anG bfu"n WOODEN overshltta,
Aho biaok alpaca nec6-ue.
TEE CHEAT DEANA.-We have received from
The publisher the first number of Mrs pact,ra,s
Great D,,ma- m M11lennis1 T1s-h,-os. ~.
-, - - He. ~ 0A44seA' Mte.
IaIka1u ID tAoy We'll hao"a 10 tae community tn
connection with her celebrated trial at Kankakee
and the cuostion Of her sanity or 1nsanftv xrh;c1
So, ~. -. IT, ,.,. - .. =. ~
"ne LIZ 'saone Po4u1 ~ tsone ~ tue CASE Ihe
present volume is the dl1t Of series Of twelve
setting forth her religions DOCTRINES. her e1nari
.nr. I, ~. fn.,n. .es,,,, n-5 .~~seNs. 80
ncnt oi her trial. with the testimony Of witnesses
FTo and con- The booE is written BY Mrs. Pack
ard as VIC understand, to vindicate her sanity and
IN th1s respect II Will undoubtedly prove Of inter
csh ~ tn3EGc.ase q teaaeas. ano IRON ~ pesua4
1,njshed viii w. et9cHnric,i e. thsf ~ 80 l mae.
volumes viii be necessary to q complete under
Ftanding Of the scope Of her design. We think
howeFes. saaa M tae anl solnme wan pc loono sum
~ TTctets for tEr hnt NAV Ia nror-,tnd !.
Halsh's.
CRY RA11wAT ExTEEv1ox,-Thc West Division
Cir R.,,s.v comn,ov ia fast n1,h,nc forwsrd -,
IT, ..n.-s 49, ..t. 1sst - t. -
Ane1 'oTat"e @1e o"':9 A'o1Ao u Iae eny. fo
Eevefzl days workmen nave been busny enploye
In grading Ua1sted street TO M1lenukee arenne
a,5 1.,yrn do.n tha rot,. .rh,,b III, ,,,.,t ~
snhnri'an3 streets srith tha morr cenT,s, nor