, 1865-06-23

t!er was very drunk and had dropo.a soaeta!ns,
ven. 10 r:ck 1t up AID hacd ITO the owner. Ths
IL 70 bas Ha soases to 6
Iock.ur, and 1ettertaY morning had aa e18H1'na-
.i1n Eefo1e Ju.tee stnr'cvs1t Tue offender
edes his roa hs ~ xGad 0
Iu2nntf.
HISTORY or CANP poUoLAs.-A very nsat AH*
t,e panphlet hrs lust beea IS ned BY Wal.h. witt
ten b5 Rev. E. 8. Tu,tle, Post Chaplain o! Camp
Douglas, giving m Historical sketch Of the carnp
.rors it, foundation till the pretent time, with the
Official report Of General SWeet on The Chicago
Copspr.cy. pnd biographical not.g Of the officers
I cs,Rs To-" tSan uap bn, l.
none The It's nttrscti1e Is a teadtnk book It
ebsurds with ,1lustratlons Of Southern feeliur
aud sction OF Southern mtn Ine !o1lo alag lise a
Commanders OF the fost nay 10 oI lnseFe.t 70
coi. JsDrs Mu1llesu. commanding The :. 23d."
Or" Isith gEieade," Of Lexington, 4o., f.4e;
lie Missouri campaign; Col. Joseph II. Tucker;
seo,sh SCI % reeineat; DIR. Gen. TIitr: Bris. Gan.
eS Gd s. sana s' 15h W.
curps Brig. Gen. Ord; Brig, Gen. B. J. Sweet,
Colonet Commanding sth Vet. Res. Corps. and
row IN command.
MUSICAL LEAvEs.-We notice that Mr., Philip
Phillips, Of Cincinnati, whose singing 40 Eueh
chafmtd Us In Chicago at the lsat anniversary
meetIpg CT the Christian coumlssfon-held IN
cur Opera Honse-and subsequently In many 9TH
er GATHERINGS in Chicago, his been IN attendance
At The Sunday School Convention At Peoria, where
5 O. e.
i Refolftd, Taat Inc thsnks Of this convention
he1esy seEotsy 70 A. rhD fh
ventior, and thatwe wish our resolution to bo a
tti7r1np Northwest blast which will scAt'er thou
sards q b: Musical Leaves emoos 2 allthe Sabbath
Tho " Musical Leaves" containing the Kems
which Mr. Phillips singa with 60 much patho.. is
en als By e lass r.
all the leading book stores IN eity and country.
ii IL a hook which should be In the hands ofevery
teacher and patriot.
4 AnEsrtRA1E CASE OF GAnkoT1N0.-YcstcrdaJ
afternoon, about o'clock, sst'os named Francis
ODounell vent into whut Ia known as Mrs,
Woods sa.oon, on Ktnz1e street, between Wells
ard Franklin greet. There b. met CO upaLfon
recently from New otlean.; with whom he had
drink. There were four others IN tha saloon at
The tmc, and one Of the p,rty asked 0'DonaeIl 10
tre,l them. 1etorr he had time TO reply ITO ol
thtm threw their n.mA around hts pe'Ron aud
held his hAndr. another grappled him bY tho
thruat, a1ro:, ehoklne him. shl'e the em,iuing
nau ri1el his poeket'. Fortunately for theif
victim, be had gwen 10 friend hls money,
amounting to $S5U, for sae keeping, and only
tuoE |lo aIopg with him for the day'e exocnass.-
Thle tnra was all th.t fell into the hands of the
garfoteye. The nlsrm wal rsfsed Immediately,
sId cfIItet Grncan eeminc to the srtns. chased
tw o Of The villains to the aalena denot, where b.
c3ptuted them. They are hard, despsraie looktrg
casea, Their nccon,pllces leu.
TIE BopT ForSD.-The body OF Alexander
McEwcn, the cnstnecr who lost his liiu on Mon.
d.y last by the explosion Of the steam ting u.
Fanny Stafford, was discovered on Thu.tdsy eve.
nl1G ness ns ~ sGseG s hos o 1e Al nor
p N.
Co111siox.-On Sunday morning ahout dve
| o'clock, the sehosner J. G. Fremont, Owned BY
! i. f. Curtis, Of QhienRn, was run down 10 TO-
| OF Bailey,s NarboE by the b,rque AmsrIc in Untcn
| The schnnre er ssuk within iye minutes after The
! b,tnun tIoke lose The whole OF the crew wert