, 1864-09-25


AccDxxr.-A son Of ". H. Bradley, Clerk Of
the us. Court, was severely injured on Friday
Last while getting on tbs hosss cars Oh Randolph
etreet, near Union Park. a load of hay passfn1
hs n 81 hs ~ qnfs sh
arm and. .caosing other huises. =
GoRo FonwAnn.-under the order to dian, re-
c1uisinK is stimulated. A large pquAd Of enlisted
men len for Springfield on sa.undsy,- On the car
bellows him 10 bo IN "exei6pt WHO came near |
being carried of with Them. BE want 10 oder con-
so@d ssr re @ some . sst IT, y soles
his 5eet ouee again On fs17n .Fssnd. :.
Tu 14orH Rxoux11-some N.sle tnaecuracy
having c.ett1nto our report Of the arrival Of the
140tA Regiment We ero requested to ray that three
companies were recruited from Wniteslds county, |
two ftnm Rack Island, two hom oe1s, and one |
esch t1om Mercer: 20: Dayiess and Lee. Theregi- |
mustered IN Ut Springfield. Il his been stationed
At lafayette, TeIntesee. 8: miles from Memphis.
serer'lmen were Killed By suerl'l's.
LOYAL WonKmdxxx'e MKxT1ka.-In our local |
coIumuA this morning will be found call for =
meeting Of tho Loyal Wo,kingmeu. 1t Aetr9poll-
tan .Hsll, On Monday evening" This movement,
re Understand, originates amgnz, and Is carried
or: hy those Workiccncn who hare been ilssatl..
lied With the Introduction Of politics into their
Trades' unionr. and who sfa determined not to be
led by thr Doet BY seIdth drmagp2ues into the
support OF measures TO which they are opposed.
ACCIDENTAL Daow11Ea.-Thoma Edmouda, a
nRsiTe OF England, AID 4 resident Of sheboyg1n,
Wisconsin, who wna employed a. ste sard On the
schooner E1prees, fell overheard on Thursday 1
night last, into the r1Eer. between Clark and
Dearborn streets. The body was recovered on
saturday morning, and an inquest vas held by
Coroner WaenesNshe J9ty fotusp.ng verdict Of
Fnynf1V u Nnnhk -hnRa tnA &1,A IL TEr
tain ol the Express. i
: Rxs1sxA11oH We regret to nosice the resjgnns-
ton Of Acting Sergeant y. 8. Abbott the otacer In
charge Of the south Chicago Police Station. Ser
geant Abbott Is one Of the oldest and o.t respect
ed members Of the city Reliee force. For mfuy
ycaHs he faithfully performed the duties Of patfo-
c. r bradley 70 he Management q lie south d.
vtelon Btauca Station, which positon be has since
a,ed With e5ealt to hl%self and satisfaction e A.
Abbostbettezs his poslstou BY the change.
PKnsoxu4-Prot aoldvyn Smith, our nobls and
generous Eueliah hro,heF, *do has been mingling
With the western people for q few weeks past, is
E4. He leaves this Sunday evening tor the Esst
ria giehiesn Central aud Great Western Rallva5s.
Central, nith that ebarac H,sAe eenero.ity whfh
: a. RON Detroit. foT F1of. saih's as..
FkTA1 Accrn1xr.-onF Fr,day, Matthias Mcdsen,
"a na,i,c of Germany, WAS instantly killed by the
~ y. ~ s,en',1nea one ""ll. wnlca ou1.eu n,o
.t.,. ~ ~ h,,,t. f,o1s h,,,d;a1 w.
Thich Is betne to.n down on Iichiesn syenre' s he
tween Lake and South Water streets. An Inquest
-was he'd on Saturday norang by Coroner -. %aens1'
hs T. & III.
'',sat 11'eknsa.,
heoaoaf "kAa-toose OF our ~ e-aes'
who are In the habit Of dsstroyinE thar .new.pa-
pefS ond waite payer will do well to remember
hat ]. Z, Pettibont, No. es Randolph street Pnr-
chasea paper 9! ali deee1aptions # prices which
per or hiled ledger ID en,y ht for the are. while
ssF1ine ths,f waste p,Psi r., lssH ! 81. Nj Pet.
-'
sv1c1px.-A young mxn from Chicago u.med
Merrill, said by per.ons who pretended to know
him IA he h,nter or thu snn of = banker ot THU
e1a suus ~ 1..a a,n.e A. - 0su,aot
iGn. ea sIe.. sssnns 'as., .ovas ~ csosk;
itia rsid had 1o.tconndtr.s,e eusns Of mouey. In
fact was literally 1cIea1ed out'' by the hlacklegs
who in,ested tho pl.eo 'dutias the tair: He had
@ .ns a sSa r., a.
mitted The act. while drinking with some as soct-
,~Ated. be w1s seen to ponE something from pbial
those who ssw him that it xss somo medicine, b1t
The dose pfoYed 10 b jaodannm: aud resulted 4.
tally in very brief period:
uxx.,xIn1.-Aq qrnt1en,p reading the Ts1ausx
.ess 'nA"a5 ea8 ~ "ees naaoot'a eu7os 1es'
1pg " hIa hand SOLITARY copy o. the seeeth 1tn.s,
t9e 9us,y Do 1ou FAnt Az osnIaaSo papesss,
Tlooked nn' snd nrnncnnded nne1T VhosTeene sTt
III purport wss-.SWhyf" Tic boz srswrTed,
t*Decause 1want to get paper that can eel. /
h0nf]. 6nU
hs+ n th zh9" ~, .oia eGo!a Ely tae Hh1
o,co a. O. psadss .s. o. Ens1sias E.s Tns
n eSexsx .hSnt Ss easedng M alnels sse; soWs
sn1o{et rS9rS -. ,tsLy 1a.' yonIu aisasa
m.y aaV tat sae @ ia VI o nsp ,nsn Id N
'ess l Ssl' 'o''a soco me ruins eo2otafs
TIE pnAyr-FT4n wAnn,-Ats l.rce nset
Ing ofshe catisens .. The Tenth Ward, held o,
Saturday evening, the following resolutions wer
nnss,ss.'5 sssa I'D sseR,ss; p q: o,,n, at.
benay t. 70
bsqrb1 or q s11 IN 1es ~ w" a.
to use liz hest sxerions 70 prornre the nsssaos ~
feso.um1as an.nosissns tne payment q saad bou1
Rfs%ted, that the s9oetItaoE q Ills ward b
n pSf1sss pf,s e pse1eat re Iepsa The prsvsos
SeoSpe vnSe " tae ooxto .eatao1Anx tne payment
Ss1 o9n11 70 vo'1n.ceIa, any attempt shoal
&c Maoe to tepeal me a4me.
1ns as mesun9 saEn s9)oatned @ 70 mect q tne q
shsrn W. 49,. s'AS"J! 1'@ss >" oooe'
TH1 DKptlHr IN GoIp.-Lct loyal Aen re3oice
the decline N Go1o.s The gamblers, backed b
Belmont, who hna = la5Ee interest in coaisdeza
solp. Ue no" on tne aonn craze, ano tho btsk'
~ons ~oses naaks 70 INC ossue OF ounket "
an. sael'aass ~. Et. nesofk sAto1oi
nS Svosa1n N r." W. ee9oa !. ~