, 1864-07-22

one may see them.
4 Co111s1os.-oa Wednesday evening abont :
O'Clock. the pzopel1ers Hunter and Truesdale
coded in the rive, just below Lake street BRIDGE
The Hunter was coming up the main channel and
he TFuesdale ust coming ont Of the North Branch,
t>1earn, the veaeels together with great force
but fortunately dong no material injury to alther
The cAIvER FARx.-The Carver Farm, com.
prising over 500 scres il the town Of Lyons. in this
county, lately owned by B. F. Carver, hiss been
purchased By David a. Gage for the sum Of $50 ooo
: A5. Gage proposes 10 convert the farm into =
suburban residence. The property i. pleasantly
etuated on the Deeplaines River near the first sta
ton On the Z. b Q. r. Il. i is surrounded by
fuels wooded country, and viii make very de-.
sirahle rural residence.
ALrsA91c.-A man apparently crazed appeared
on horseback South Water street yesterday
\ morning. attirsd in dressing gown and bonnet
with other things to match. he safe his beast
With the most perfect majesty, taking no notice Of
the 1eers OF email boEs or the scrutiny or children
oflarref growth. What he Was doing there no one
knows, be transacted no business, and went of at
Ftcady pace preceding the crowd as royalty az il
heading kingly procession,
HEAVY RoBRERT.-on Wednesday night q caue
of thieves broke into the house No. II West Ran
dolph street, and stole thereftom tfznk contain
ing $500 in gold, and an equal anount In eivcr as
| well az some greenbacks. The pnnter was taken
under the Randolph street bridge, and the trunk
money was stolen Is kept By Henry Beldwood aad
has 1aiher hard name With the police; little
I sympathy 1s expressed for the loser.
SOLDIERS HoMr-OS SALE.-The managers OF
the Soldiers Home, having purchased the Lanslev
Homestead at FairyieH, will sell the proptrty
formerly purchased on the corner of Douglas Place
and Ellis avenue, directly opposite the location of
1er Of Ia sKs Sa a1d een1nn go;d
trinstcaly valuable AID good price viii aid the
fund Of the Home.
1s,rNED.-A Gttman 1bores, named Aueust
strobel, who resides on West Taylor ftreet, vas
seriously injured yesterday, under the fo.1owin,
circumstances: In company with fellow laborer |
he waR unloading a wagon Of heavy rtonca. In |
10 set out Of its way But his loot CAUGHT md he
iell, the stone. weighing six or eight hundred |
e Es'fht, eomi9s down w1th great force upon his |
manner. It Is 1eared that amputation VIII be |
necessary.
cHonAI--We clip the following from the Du.
buque 1anes; 1t speaks well for the Church
ramed. and for The musieal standing of Chicago:
- Dubuque has lost its best tenor singer. Mr.
Cornelius Curtis has been engaged, at a uberal
ealnry. BY Dr. Ryder's Wniverealist) Church, in
NAlSoENs 1S tEuVI 1Q[ kUfiF C10tf. dG Al4Q has
8 rttuation as book-keeper In a large EholeEate
house there. Nj. Curtis has the pufest and most
mnsical tenor soice erer known here. He win
bes1 in Chicago, city whose musical taste ie as
perfect as that Of any other place In America.
T.v r,.,,-.. ~. g,
h 70 hoan -.s5. - Ia. u.us1oqs Complains
nave oeen mace at the office OF the TRIBUNE, that
tie news bore On The trains charge ten cents Der
popy for the nsner e. n sh,ro- ~ th1. H..
Who employs the bows TO diepose ofou+ nrwanane-
IN The Rock Island. Chicaeo 4 Northxres,ern and
Chicago & Milwaukee RAILROADS., instfnc;s those
u bis employ to charge only i've cents for the pa
atiempt at extortiDe higher pr1ce IL reported to
tfzuu On The ppit Of 1he boYs.
-
.ttent,on to ~ 49,. ~, - ~ h.s.
=, aeaoh 10 me 1aet tnat oaloefs were IN me naot
" occapslng much more than one-tnird OF the
width Of the street with building naserial. We
order contractors who building to contract their
ines q occupation TO ene-thtrd OF the street, IL
XII 1hass y .1e a Sy We notcs as2
In the street after the bui1dine2is finished they
should be made 70 remove It immedlate!y and
- every time"
:sN Auste1-lne " IN usunsn'o was Witnessed last
fonesste s ~ ~ .be 1ss 1ts - mas aumao ,93 PEI
Of the IN s
CueDce Of 1,ouov. He v,s bfsaaa ~ .oz.oa.anao
I,hc niece vii hc reno.fad 4hS aain ~
vise Meetrs R,chsris md AEn ~ 1hsGo 'easa I
Ry the bye there r. n,enen Tcmind me If man
who once described hinreif and brnther a. te,n
perance ltcturerr.n Ssih h. ~ - nc tua ssm
and my brother sets 1rIehtfnl example" M Wiin
M ABOVE noteo an excellent play il
sLoIe COMPANY. 9DAef 11Sn's efeo1Aole to the !
LOCAL MH1rArT Nineteen men
belonging to various Minnesota regiments. arrived
a. Inc hest yesterday, at O'Clock p. u They | ,
came direct from Altoona Georgia. and aro m | :
ine1r way to Fort Smelling, in charge of Leuf X .
u. Dayton i
detnchncnt Of thlrty-two men of the f+h vis. ] Il
conFin infantry, in charge Of Sergeant ~ II. Pat.
,on, pafsed through the city yesterday Thcy are i
uu olan] army. and are to be mustered ont At u
Madison I'd wv a. Il
Iht SIN Wisconsin infantry, numbering 100 men .
onder command Of Col. r. S. Allen, vent thronrh Il
Inst evening direct from PeteTssurr. Their rima Q
nMsE.c2pized, q and they are to be musterrd ont At