, 1864-04-01

,,,,o1 s.1c of t.h,cs in the Exchange Room Of tho
no=rd :, Trade xl sepns2ss ss :. 10 os5sss to
dAy' 1hcss IN 44Aeas " p = .'e'' ~''
AtcYnrr-An cmnlovee OF Mess:s. Tyres
T. pA,11,n. e1,.i. rasnufseturess on the corner OF
1afts~*on and Randolph streets. lost three nngess
1t.asntinn. nse Of tho circular saw Jcset DAY. He
~ r.n1,n,n. and married: his name WIS not as'
s"I.tnes Dr. Wagner dressed the wound.
DIAMoEDs.-Mr. Mayo, lnt tfupi1oto1 VI
the iac jcve:E horse+ on the corner .! CARE ara
~ n;amonds and si1ya-Wa.c. We h.ve never
soen richer or more elegant patterns Of Diamond
n-ork before. either East or West,
In TIE R1TER--Apout ~ O'Clock Feslcr
day morning an elderly man named Owen O'Nel
drove his horse, buggy and eelf into the river at
lndtna street. Hc IL supposed to have been IN.
toxsca,ed ~ the bridge was csosed and atfeqnlsea
quife an effort TO get in. The whole pafty W.
rcsfped with no other aam2se Ioan eef1' '3'1&
new tw-f4sxAsr1cs.-"T The Northwestern
Normal 4nsti,u.c for plysiesl Education" has
rrofffn out Of tbe Academy Of New G5mnastcs,
eonSauctcd so successfully during the past winter
1x In Mees.s. Powers, accomplished graduates OF
n, fcxis' Institute in Boston. The: insiitution,
;,cb,,,o,.teA nnaer the laws Of Illinois, will be in
III, nrerat;on 4he coming GUNNER and viii afford
h,naant facilities far the most <horpush training
- 5r1npastica ~ a.
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st ,1.st .,>s .aa,,s..a ~ th. a,f,.rent rsntist
sssc,,s4 ~ The The c,tv in the First Baptist church
uTs,.a ~ ~ e,r-o- ~ rasalla ana Wa,hfnrton
pu.l..3s SI,s,.S. =. ~ .v.,;ro NJ snnd,r nj. !
eo1es 1os ns.u 1aes ssa.s.,.- ~, hs hs,d IN
t!ne ,S -. ~ n5 ,,.1a, Tho nnan,
tne .ot .s aass -, 49, ~. b-,aa -,
1he hc" P'oit1os0s. Ins s,tsea.a - h.,nr ors
was Se15 on'netooD's aseenase. "Ne A~pp: ~''
TrE DR1soo11, CAsE,-Mary Ann Driscoll, |
who On Tuesday LIST WIS asfestea sno 'assa ~.
icre ona'ea n'atee ~. -. 1,+sa 1s..
accusanon VI ua,us .s -. e,..eas rs s~s,.,n..ion
yestefoaS psoaGM ~ s.s ~. ~. =. ss... 1.,tr~
The post oanes ck asvas ~ ~ scsat;e. ~ ~ srcn.sd
rom tne Mtnoo": nas4 ~ .e h.,.. rn.o+,.
ana toe ~ csloenee ~ o.as! ~ T.ssra,1 ~az dle
factory, and uneonclae''s DIs.oa ss-s.,
charged upon hef ~ Apts'1A "A'sA4
caueo 'or'
ucAx TIE Eru1op1As.''-Thc question
..c, the Ethiopian change his akin, OF the leopard
ns snots p has before this been partially answered
IN The affirmative by the statement TINT when the
sutnaile tired Of one spot he can 60 to another
the other nan ot inc qae1s ~" sva s,s. ".su ~
eqnaus esnhasoss ss1st.,, T. ~ ,,sr,. ~ Tne;s
13ou+ S%s h,1ax FIST nnH
Ion'' >"s 49, 80. =. <.h,..co .axt.-a,r .ya 1,
ioFeaean. n nc e..ss. st..eeu q 1oua.
s'a5aos a. e'11 A''S "'.s N--. --.~-
cpoY,rnrn AND Co11IpEp,-The large tug
..nInat,1t1.., xss toxed m rhe North branch
...a.ssv ,s1crnnon Win the intention of taxing
seesntn ~ .1ocL 1,he tne :. 11n,op,' took her as
1.rss a 1ift]e aboye Indiana street bridge, when
ths pnndiyille drawing e.even feet Of water went
,rronnd. and the Union aftcr 4 vain eudeavor
.v1rv
s1fs5r.ris. the ta,ouc Pride of America," in tow
OF The Crawford" !" coded with the tug, butlit.le
oanss' "as eou''
TIE RrNa1Ss OF OWEN LovE5oY.-Messrs
p,-o.worth and Rops of Illinois. and Rice. OF
M,,na ,he sn~c,,1 committee apnofntcd for the
-..,..,s. h. ne Vnuae of nenrcaentaiyes arrived
~ rh,c.co ve,tera.v unorninr sdo the MIchlcan
C.nt,.1 pa3i,o.d having In cha,7,e the remssus OF
~. 1.tr HIM. Owen 1oYefoy Representative from
the Fiffh Conversational District Mrs Lereloy
aeeoupaalcd the comznittee. The body was trans
tered to The Burlington depot and the committee
b,s,Ehatad at HE fremont House. where they
-. scsDaa bx N. pr,peetnn asl,cstian. The en-
80 49, I'm ~ esl n-rloc for Princrton where
~ Enr+1 ;,, +a1c n1arc At 1< o,c7oc- this mnrn,
sns
FoRaEgr.-Yesterday afternoon two pro-
uiuent citizens Of Chicago were arrested and
o.oas1s o.]e'e .4.Hs - "a r.. -. s.s1Is
1ne ouHas seA n,..Hs 80 s...' 80
tk1nson. oar"e1. oo rae cotla elas, Asmt'
etsts in forcing the signatures on a document
arainst william Il. Mallory, \ banker, at 81 South
s, ~ =. s~ w 49, - 49, @s ta%-ss 80 -. a.
0eav wv ~, ~ 80 ~ ~ u4e
cove1ea neu ~'.N - sSet &c" 1a5s' e aSaos'
"Aaoal lsa8anS oa5 sA-e'1al'e ~ =. ~
ed toe case 1uny plp.eu, anu Aee tnsa uota so .os
nm' AZ toe hseolu8s een1a oonoe VI s9'"s
eacn. -Ine5 were femoseo ]" oeiaauI
pxsysr7ra . corsT.HIr-Ad dav or 40 arm
te.~k. n. ,,.rao., ,vbo v.t;,pd tte ,s,a ,nonest
49,, ~. 1odx ~ A.. ,non HscDon.1a nj c.3r,rr
Csn.terv- Ann1Ied 10 .Jnst;re ,Cuthbertson for i
ses,rb warrnnt ac.inst Henrv Escs.t. on the Nh
1Taukee Plank Roaa with whom deceased boarded
and vho Ess supposed to poeees his watch, e40(
in rnunev. xnd oiher property, Constable s. Glib
hons vent to Escszt to sesve the warrant, but he
refused to have It executed and elected the Office,
by force. For this proceeding he, Yesterday, VA.
charged before the Esquire. with resisting the on
Ger, but demanded change OF veuue IA Justice
The case was therefore takcu over to Jnattce Suck
new, and continued until this morning.
RERsoSA1~-Cap{a1n 3lenn y LeoSard,
Company G, 7'nd III. Volunteers, haa arrived II
the city on brief fuFlough. Captain Ledyard
one Of the most meritofious young officers In tht
Army OF the Tennessee, and has uade for himself
record Of which any ofdccr might be proud lathe