, 1865-03-28

street. After examination they were held to bail
- The @ fnes @ a.sessed in the Police Court amount
to s., ,6C0 large part OF which was paid In to the
CLERK The number OF cases on the docket Was
ono hu1dfed and sf1ty-1our
Tnx 634u REa1KENT-The 65th or Scotch Rer-
fment Ia about to be filled up. The term OF ser
rice 1f great potion of the men has expired.
and they Will return rome in few days. Colonel
". Scott Stewart has arrived IN Chicago, for the.
nuruose Of securing the men needed to nut the
regiment once more In the maximum condition
for fighting. Abont two hundred Of the men have
rc-enlisted, and numbef moro will remain IN the
field, their term not having expired. The Gov
eEnor has ass1gned ionr companies, ont Of the
troops now beng ta1sed, to the G5th, leaving
about four companies wanted TO ill up the rauks to
the iuil. The organization Of the regiment viii
remnin the same, With but few exceptions.
en'stment. No better record has been achieved
by any regiment daring the war. than the 65th.
Since their departure from Camp Douglas the
Atlanta campaign with Sherman, and aided Gen,
9 II R.ss5 sssp8E n Sa aS T. s Sts stt!s
vent with the 23d Corps. and were among the first
1T The capture Of Wilmington. The regiment Is
now with seho1eld al Goldshoro. 1hose joining
the regiment will have noble record to point to,
and viii ehare in oil the glory Won In many hard
fought battle field.
t1val held in the Lower Bryan na1l On Wednesday
evening, March 29tb, under the auspices OF the
Good Templars Of Chicago, for the benefit OF tho
coming SauItary Fair. An excellent programme
has been arranged for the occasion. All are cor
dfslly invited to attend. Reircahments Of various
kind: 1psy be bad n The Aa]l. Tlcketa Is cents
,nay be had at the door.
PH11uAanoa1c.-The Philharmonic Concert
is postponed till Tbursday evening, April 9Th,
owing to the non-arrival OF performers.
Pay or Hecrults.
We have received the following letter; and are
unable to answer it. 1t is not the first complaint
Of the Kind nc hare received: IT,
MENDOZA, March %.
Volunteers mustt-<d INN Chicago for credit Of
this town, eIx weeks tgo, before being mustered
were complied to 1eaTe IN the hands Oh f--.,,.;
their bounty money paid them b. the town ts400l
volunteers, and cannot be obtatned. although
- promised to forward eatd money in q few layB
from .he time he received ~ It. " M 1nio5mlnS i ta Us
faror on these families. 0.A.P.
Obituary.
Died at Fulton, H., on the 21st inst, Mrs. Lo.
rlnds 5: Covert wife of Rev. John corart, latc ot
Tefre Haute, Ind. She was born 1n Adams, JEFF
ferson county. n. T., in l9c1 aud married IN 1852
In early life the entered the service Of the Savior,
Adams, and maintained through life q copsistent
walk and deourersatlon-gty1ng quiet aud unoht1u-
SIRE evidence, to those who knew her best Of
steady ssiritual growth and preparation for Hes
ven. From childhood she was remarkable etp.
dcnt-she exeelled In Latin, Greek. French, and
In her own langusge, and, what was more unusu-
al In her seI, she mastered the higher
n,alhematie,, and taught hem with CREST ease and
pleasure. These zare qualifications enabled her
TO give most valuable assistance to her husband
In founding and pnttns into eurcessful operation
sir literary instifutiosas, which are now e1ertlns
wide spread influence in the cause OF Christian
education through the numerous pupils they have
trs1ned, and are framing for high usefulneas in
the world. Il will be found In the next life he
soDd doubt. that a higher work and noblez form
Of usefulness which she attained, CONSISTED in the
dsrottd and taith}I wife and mother;
Her death was what was to be expected
from her lie. Though sudden and unex-
pected, the summons found her calm and ready.
Conscious that she was going. abe tafd .'she fett
prepared to die, that she was going to Jesus"
snd the very last words that were. uttered By her
| tatterfpg tongue to those who 1oved her, were
" God Il good all ia right oil II ,cfN," So abe
| went mp to the beautiful houe.
Qer rfurneEal wae attended On the 25th inst. al
Fulton. at the residence OF her son, and sermon
preached On the occasfsn BY Rev. A. Eddy Of Chi