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From the "Tttsburg Daily Post OF September Q, 1864.
"ou SrRIKE.-The Wheeling Intellgencer' says -
We learn from gentleman who arrived yesterday
Pleasant county that Monday the Barton OIL Com pauy
struck well on Horse Neck In that county, which viii
yield thousand barrels or oil per day. TIE great
the subject In tts Vicinity and the oil fever
Is prevailing TO a fearful extent"
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NATIONAL UNION TICKET.


COUNTY OFFICERS
sHsRIPP.
GENRT O. HOWELL.
REaIsTBR OF WILLS,
FREDERICK NJ ADASIs
CLERK or THE ORPHANS COURT.
EDWIN A, MEERIcg,
CITY OFFTOERS.
REoBrvBR OF TAxBs,
CHARLEs o'NEnL
orTT Oo4SIssroNER-
THOMAS DICKSON,
CONGRESS.
First DlstTics..,.,,...JoHE M. BUTLER.
Second District. CHARLES o.HEn.L
aThiId District. LEONARD MYERS,
Fourth District. ........wILLIAW d. KELLEY.
FIT District .........M. RUSSELL THAVER.
hhNATOB-IliIAD DIsrhlCts
ISAAC A. SHEPPARD.
REPRESENTATIVES,,
First District. WILLIAM FOSTER
Second District. WILLIAM Il. RUDDTaAH
Third District. .RICHARD BUTLER.
Fourth DistIici. W. WATT.
Fifth District. THOMAS.
Sixth District. FREEBoRH
Seventh Distriot........ THOMAS COCHRAN.
Eighth Dlstriot..........JAMEs N. KERNs.
Ninth District. CHARLES FOSTER
Tenth District. s. PAsC0Asf.
Eleventh district. .......FRAHEiLIN d. STERHER.
Twelfth Dislriet.........LgBE V. sUrPHIH. ss.
Thirteenth Distrio ......ENos @. RENNER.
Fourteenth DIhirict......FRANCls HOOD.
Fifteenth District. ..GE )RGE DE HAVEN, ia.
Sixteenth DIatrict. ....... WILLIAM +. SMITH
Seventeenth District. EDWARD LEE.
Eighteenth District. JAMES MILLER ID 9st
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KERNs-MCKEE-In Lower Meron, Montgomery
county on the Isl Inst, by the Rev George W. Andef-
son. Mr. Ill T. KERhS, OF Chester county 10 Miss
ELLEN JANE MCKEE, daughter of John Mckee, Esq.
Lower Merton.
SB.ITH-LOHG.-0n the 18th Of September, by the
Rev. " m. Major, Mr.. FREDERICK SMITH 20 Miss
ANNIE j. LONG, all OF this city.
CROsMAN.--At the residence OF his grandfather Col.
q. H. Crosman United states Army Of this city on the
s0ih OF september ult., JOHN CUSHI HG KEITH. only
OF tapta George H. Cr0sman, lie nth United States
lnfantfy, and Mary b. Crosman, aged II months and
weeks. lst. Louis and Cleveland pape 10 please copYl
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MILITARY NOTICES.

A BIRNEY'S ZOUAVES. - HEADQUAR-
"a teS, No. 533 CHESNUT Street, below Sixth THIS
MReg ment ID be organized shaIpsh0oters, and VIII
" be under the command Of MAJOR q. Briseoe, mem
beT Of Major General Brneys STAT who has received
authority IRON the General aud state Governments TO
recruit the organization. - -, 49,, ,.,,,,
HIGHEST Cash GOVERNMENT CITY AND WARD
ROUNTIES
Paid Immediately on the musteIing o. any man INTO ny
regiment At the headquarters, No, b33 ChEaNOi sHet"
COMMITTEE,
oeoyee l. Riehardson Colonel Wetherll Lee,
Hon. w iliAIn MillWdTd, ID. b. WineOrenuef,
O w. DaVis John w. Evermans
John ThOrnley, @. z. schooner,
Hos y Tobias, H. w. Arnold,
BENJAMIN Bullock, Aimed AdoPh' VHN
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k1ss- STOCK HOLDERS MkRTING,
~ FARMERS AND MFOH ANICs' RAl

PHuALEtIIuA, Septemp por 20. 1854.
general meeting oi the StockhUders Of the Farmers
and M chancs Bank o. Philadelphia vii be he at thclr
thanking House on THURSDAY, the 20ih day OF october
nest, at II O'Clock NJ for tho purpose Of taking into
consideration. and deciding the question whether
not the said Banl shau become carving
the business Of BsnSng under the Laws uf Uned
St ss aud Of exercising conferred By the act
Of tho General Assembly Of tnls Common wealth, entitled
IAN Act Enabling the Backs Of Ills Comm on wealth TO
become Associations Tor the Purpose OF Binking und0r
tho Laws Of the United Sates approved the pa day Of
august 1854 AID y take action in regard tnorets
may be necessary and proper
9.20-t9J0 W EUsIiToN. Jr, Cashier.
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AT THE
HALL OF THE UNION LEAGUE,
CHEsEUT STREET. ABoyE TWELFTH.
Tie Ladies are Invited to attend. iO4-a ,
s5g@ TENTH WARD.
Independent Candidate for Common Council
SAMUEL j. RESWELL.
lO4-7r
10y GRAND GATHERING OF
PATRIOT rs.
NO NORTH, NO SOUTH, ONE COUNTRY.
TheStars and Stripes for All the Land,
MAINE,
VERMONT,
MOBILE,
ATLANTA.
SHENANDOAH.
All frionds Of
LINCOLN AND JOHNSON
All gallant Veterans who have Tough! for our
GLORIOUS UNION;
All who love and honor our
BRAVE sOLDIBRSi
All who arc determined that the
MAJORITY SHALL RULEi
All who would negotiate an honorable peSoo, with
GRANT,
SHERMAN,
SHERIDAN, and
FARRAGUT
As Peace Commissioners all who hate
TREASON,
PUNISH TRAITORS;
All who rejoice when our Armies
ARE VICTORIOUS
All who revere cur
PATRIOTIC FoREvATHERs
And sI cherish their Irin Pies; all are grateful for
the blessings transmitted to us By the
HEROES OF 70;
An who would these blessings for their children;
ALL AMERICANS, NATIVE AND ADOPTED,
Are requested to meet a;
INDEPENDENOE SQUARE,
On SATURDAY EVENING, October s, 1864,
ro testify 'hclr devotion to the
CONSTITUTION AND THE UNION,
which armed traitors IN some slates and unRrmed SYM
pathzers in otliers, arc trying to overthrow.
LET THE WHOLE PEOPLE COME.
And with unltei voices proclaim that in spite of
sIAYInOLDIsG HABoB5
EUROPEAN DEsPorS,
| our County shall forever remainA
FREE LAND FOR PO5TER,TT,
And home fol 'he
OPPRESSED OF ALL NATIONS
God and Our COuntry-FreedOm Forever
A GRAND DISPLAY OF FIREWORKS
WIN take place, on tho adjournment of the Meetng,
IN TUE SQUARE.
by order Of the Saioro Union City Executive Committee
JOHN q. BUTLER,
lo-9-u CHAIRMAN CoMMITTEE ea (4nGAs,
/
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g4g OFFICE OF TIE BRIGGS OIL COM,
R9gs OFF1CR PRESTON COAL AND I'M.

Ne 2O5S WALNUT Street,
fuLApELrnIA, SeBten ber %, 1854.
HTNIhEhD.-lhe Board Of birCc 'ur4 have this daV
declared dividend OF TWO PR GENT on the oapitsf
STOCK Of the Company payable stoe holders on and
alter October The Transfer Books will be cosedom
October 20 October ~,
lO-3. nwfst HP RUFrER, Secretary.
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EDUCATIONAL.

EDUCATIONAL.
(tRITTENDEN'S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
~ No. 637 CHESHUT Street, corner Of Seventh.
Established l644. Incorporated 1855.
Young prepared for the Counting house and bust
nets life.
ThorouRh and practical instruction in
BOOK-KEErING,
In all It's branches praotssd by the best aocSuntAns
ana business men.
PENMANSTIP,
Plain and ornamenta is taught by OF the most
petent OF penmCn.
Commercial Calculations,
Business forms,
Commercial Law,
Detecting Counterfeit Notes, &c.
TElEGBAPH1NG,
BY sound and paper, taught thorough and practical
manner by a long eXperte need operator.
BTUDENT5 INSTRUCTED SEPARATELY,
And received at any time.
Evening eessons after September 18th.
OATALOGUE5
Containing terms students names al last year) &c
furnished gratis on application.
s. II. CRTrTENDEN q co.
se9-lm No. 6S7 CHESNSr Street
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5,sC,so 'n' DO''u o. iESUGsiroN. Jr, Cashier.
eE- TO THE PEOPLE OF THE F1FTH

s1g@ TO THE PEOPLE OF THE FIFTH
~ wARD.-Felow citizens A meeting Of the oitl-
zens o. the ward, without distinction parry fsmd
ages with the confident belief thai YOU wll ind every
way worthy ofyour support IL has been selected
cations therefore cannot be regarded in any senseas
partisan ticket II has originated desire OF sf
peten and corrupt TO offices Of trust The
Gnn1asf9 mere named ave al persons Of edueation sm-
and thoroughly hOrest aud reliable This they
Cc ccrtsin that should they be honored with
an election at this time TO the positions for which hey have
been named they viii reflect lasting credit upon the cia
We appeal TO YOU them men Of the Flno Ward to iay
choice OF your local officers concerned and agree har
moniousy 10 rally for effort to elect good Oloe.
ful influence hereafter in warning all parties recess
sy Of exercising moro circumspecton in making their
your sirageS citizens for the subjoned lndepead
by order of the Independent Executive Committee
r. II. KING, Chairman
INDEPENDENT WARD TICKET.
JAMES MoCAHHN
A. WILSON HENSzEr
WILLIAM CLARK,
X. II. PAUL.
SCHOOL DIRECTORS.
=, IuSiIH ELnRIDGE for one year.
B J, REkNEY,
DIR. j. r. ANGSEV, 9-ot-1
e15ys GOD AND OUR COUNTRY'S
- RiRhts-Ihe National Union Associations OF tho
various wards, the Union Campaign Club, Republican
bodies Of loyal citizens or this city and neghborng
towns friends Of the honest and patriotic LINCOLN and
NE MEET IL ING and loRCHLIGlIr PRoCESSt N on sATUR-
with their Tanners Transparences, their Lanterns anS
y order Of the National Union City Executive Com
l0-S-et Chairman Committee on Meetings.
, 1864-02-29
TrE BLACK NAN IT TINE WHITE
H0VSE.
Frederick Douglass at Bryan Hall
LTCIJREM AID OF THE q ssLlpIES' FREED.
HENS LID SOCIETY,n


weather Hr-an Ts1 w,s ea5nfor*,sas v fag .est.r.
~.eat @a.a1 aAa ~as .n.a eouao3 .usa !ssse
ts;,sa ay o9 an en1nas,asnc aoeionee; . atswn
sa.p9n Ss d, se =; d. pen
a,ss, $500. 10 socJa,-|. ~. nh,.n.h,on,c ~.
sociahon, doubtless drew good znaa1 people.
was @ % ne eort r and vas iistsned to with dsep st
lennon, ena eaIoa ua
siaatie applause. MI, Ooustass was tntfocnced TO
the audience BY Rev. Robert Collyer, after ehort
M noncl,ss thc, connnrncoa his }ectnre hx
1a'eH'nE to the nntahility OF sll human tnstitu,
when % they nearest approach justice ind ~ t1u,h,
the uncertainties Of worldly insatuions than the
present stase Of our Republic. But ~ yesterday 1t
Eat as queen, the wonder Of the world; kuowing
no so1ruw. But to-day she trembles undor blows
e Composed q mea 1aa speasi0s % The .a a
gnAge, nre a1Tayod against each other. and where
~ Seemed pew
suit OF our antecedents; although We had bcen
frequently told that there sas bind Sampson in
spsss hs oes S9 tss q f. & ss
saa .ass ssse and coz e ~
ftnyefy WQu1d not perish. But thGY were mis-
takcn. All the teachinca OF the hour assert that
onjy richteougnesa exalIeth nation and there is
those VINO hare been opnrcssed these many 5ears.
There can be no pernancnt pesce for
this country. unless all the fiehta OF
nec,nis Snsst that he beionpa tn a cinas winch IL
trTjvlosn1 Ia thr eoTcrnment: and althoueh It ia
snii fhev ara Tery frr1tafiro ttev donY cony tres
son. The nero loves ths coGutry for wkst II i
' 1nt fo1 Tvhaf Il is,s hcen H,a habay1or IN thc
wnr Il crx5itable to him he has l,aen tried and
VII - ~ ~ =. M ~ t*As r11 @4ss. M o1+ ~
, 1864-02-29
LOCAL MATTERS.
Il Few Facts Concerning tho Plano
Trade aud Reeds Temple OF nIu-

The other day military man with d service
stripe, and little the worse for still more recent
service Of different stripe, set out to fnd the
United States Quartermaster's o1lce, once and for
long time in McCormick's marble building, on
the corner Of Randolph and Dearborn streets. Ills
first eesay was made on the Dearborn street front.
He entered the etore-found his way back 10 the
deek through eerricd lines Of monitor organs and
pfanos. '1s this the United States Quarscrmas-
ter's oficct" He was politely shown his error.
Out he went-passed round the corner into RAN
dolph Gtreet store-bacK to the desk-duWn tha
lines Of pianos-eame programme as before. Ont
again, md he tried the next store-more pianos
down to the desk again-eame inquiry. "Look
here cir" said the cashier, "this Ia thethird time
you hare asked that question:" Military man VAS
struck aback. well, I'll be blowed il ypn don't
look Ike the eame fellow. Dern my buttons II I
didn't begin to belieye that every cussed store In
Chicago had turned into piano shop"
The proprietors Of tho triple store and the rtgi-
ments Of pianos, enjoyed quiet laugh at the eT
pcnse ofthe man In blue. Others beside him have
been surprised at tho extent Of Mr.. Reeds p,emi-
ses and the number ofpianos he offers to the trade.
His principle is to eelect directly from mannthctar-
ersF etock, choosing only the best makers Of Now
York and Boston. offering patrons their choice In
wide range OF some ha'fa Bcorc OF different ma
kcrs and tn several at11es Of each, go that every
pu-se and taste may be met BY an iastrumsatrang
, 1864-02-29

MoV1cKKE.s THEATnE.-Aiss Maggie Mitchell
commences the third week Of her engagement in
the new drana, written expressly for her, ot The
Pearl Of Savoy: OF, a Mothers Prayer" This
drama will be performed until further notice.
ACADEMY OF Mus1c.-The bill for this week is
very attractive, aud viii be cure to draw full
house.
AusEUN.-Litt1c Gen. Greene, the infnitcsima1
Mias Amor aud the Invisible Lady are drawing
crowded houses every day and evening at Col.
Woods Museum, which has got to be one Of the
most popular places Of amusement in the city.
cncus.-The Circus troupe will do their best to
entertain visitors during the present week. Give
them cali.
VApEI1Es.-Kath1een o'Ncil and Dick Sands
are drawing fn1I houses at the Varieties.
Ux BA1Io IN MAscugnA.-1back and schiek's
grand masquerade, which comes of tonight at
Bryan Hall, promises to bo the biggest thing Of
the season. ALL the merry mas4ueraders have
been iajhsenatIng iSeir "oIe clo'' for this ocea-
sion. Colnmbihes, Harlequlns, C.pwne, Counts,
Dukes and everybody else who generally attend
theec festiro gatherings viii be preaent IN full
dress. None Will be admitted to the body ofthe
hall without mask, so all who desire to zee the
"hrgest ball Of the seaeon'' must provide them
selves with the maskR and then they can have 1t
" domino
, 1864-02-29

4sthma-This distresa1ng AMI unre4cnttng dis
osuer may te Mleytated by usc Of Jordt Whlt-
etsNot hentd1. It viii not always cHre, but no iu-
ssnte has ever been known OF Its hsylng failed to
give Immediate relief. Feb a9mYGtitHHd
W House anu e.xu .uur1ne. cs1c;rfnlne
Hlazne and Grabbing. Paper Uaneings and Win
COW Shades selling Wholesale and 1efais at New
aq5E pr;ees. T. &. R1aHr. eo Randolph St
D"A '- f.e.-n'-E3-sm
, 1864-02-29

"A women Is under arrest st syracuse. n.
T., fortdestroyiny her grandchild, only three
months old, BY giving It Vitriol.
, 1864-02-29
COLONEL WOODS MUSEUM
~ AND
GALLERY OF NATURE AND ART.

FIRST WEEK OF THR LILL1pETlAN3.
100000 Curiositlc. on Exhibition,
Fourth week Of TuE NV1SlnLE LADY NondsY
February 9Th Hours OF e1hthiuon, daily fsnndsy.
a1cepfed) fron L. II. uuu 10 r. n. Adsaiasino 10
All the lsoomt Hun and Galleries. = cents. thttrr
under T. yea,s OF age IS certs. The Happy Family,
also, the Madagascar from B1-num's in few dAy.-
ftH7-yS6d1w
, 1864-02-29
)R SALE-A Great Bargain.
GtrapRn Ut Stolen.

0TRATED OR STOLEN-A little
- white Cow. with black facc-nue enr white and
The other black: 4 liberal reward will be paid for
fornatlon xhlch will tend 10 her recovery.
fe29-SSt91t
, 1864-02-29

TEE FOURTEENTH WIsCoEsIN.-On Satur-
day noon sa1 men. about onehslf new recruits, be-
longing to the 14th Wisconsin infantry, arrived
from Madlsou at the Soldiers Rest, where they
paid their respects to bounseous dinner prepared
BY the ladies. This regiment passed through this
city about tie middle Of last MONTH at which time
Its roster appeared In these columns. Since then
the regiment has been recruited some 100 men,
who after being paid will Join the main body in i
week OF tEo. The boys 60 to Ilcis5usg, the thea-
t9e OF their former exploits.
, 1864-02-29

4 RYIFIClAL LEGS-C. Stat.
~ ford. soils proprietor and manufacturer OF DE.
W1LCOXS PATkNT ARTIFICIAL LEG. has hem
APPROVED and adopted BY the Union St.tea Govern
ment. which has appointed him TO supply thcn to
BTAFFoRn. le6 South Clark strcet. Chicago vii re-
ceeve immediate attention. Send Tor pamphlets,
T. O. Box 2o8, 9-T36sipa W&Y
, 1864-02-29

Nlus1cAL.-We have received song and
chorus entitled '.Al hail to Ulrsses' in honor Of
Gen. Grant, composed by Charles md ]. E. Haynes
and published By Root s Cady. This song IL the
joint production Of two blind brothers who are
tlrely: dependent upon their musical talents for
support. Apart from this fact the excellence Of
the music should command for 1t . Wide sale. The
melody Is very pretty and the harmony Of the Choir
us Of unusual excellence. The song may be OBJ
tained Of tho puhlfshnra at No. liz South Clark
street. The brothers also give lessons upon the
melodeon and piano forte. We cordially commend
them to the public as enincntly worthy Of patron
aee
, 1864-02-29

HONORABLE, MEsr1os. - Major General
p1casauton thus speaks in lis Official report Of the
gal1ant1y Of tho late 1anented B,igadler General
Elnu Fa1nsHorth, who was killed at Gettysburg
while leading brigade under General Fitzpatrick:
ut WAS in one Of these brilliant engagements
that the noble and gallant Falnsworth fell heroic
ally leading charge Ct his brigade against the
and correct Judgment, remarkable for his daring
and eoolness, ais eo@Prsasnslve grasp Of the &c
qation on tho @ no1d & 9t &6atucs aaa the 1spidty of
Fa1nsworth among his colnrades in arms. In his
death was closed d career that must have wpn the
highest honots Of his professlon.'
, 1864-02-29

E'OR SALE.-Farm Tor sale, one
mile east Of Hrutley Station, on the g. { c. o.
E. &. r IN MeHen5y COUNTY, ~. Said farm CONTAINS
and Barn. frait trseF &C. Thele are nlteen acres Of
Winter lye On The ground, and afty acres Of Fall
bali eash doTn balance II yearly instailm euts For
the premises. Or Of I. E. ALBko, at Wayne stasson
Du Page county, III. B. CADY.
faH H.Ht
, 1864-02-29

WANTED Highly important to
woman IN The Unite States and CanaQa8 - send for
one OF our sealed clrcu}azs for tne married ou1y"
which contains Information Of tho utmost impoE-
tnnce to every married. woman, never before reveal
cd. Tint can DO obtained In other way. Positively
no hrmbuE. AL comm unlcntious strictly connde1.
t1nl. Address. E1th stamp, DR. 8. pAcHELuI::,
Kanknkee CITY, I'll. fe27.Yi915 st
, 1864-02-29

WANTED Efficient agents IN
sRfEX fsts sRd cGGeq3B Il liz f ,.oI4 f. FL
ol he Great Rebellion In he United States q Amer
SHERWOOD CO, lis Lake etrest Chlcago, nl.,
WeHtetu Publishers. Boz 2Q13. fe1H-WA1S.aW
, 1864-02-29

PersouaI.-Tha many friends Of Surgeon e.
llnwood, Of the army OF the Cumberland, viii be
glad to know that he Is In town, On short fnr-
lodgh. The doctor Is one Of the hard-workinS Of
hcms Of the army, and well entitled to this brief
respite from labor.
, 1864-02-29

TOR SALE-A fine Fruit Farm in
Il Union County, four miles from Golden. On the
ILL., Gen. IGi1foad, the High Mountain, hun
dred feet above tie Misslssipp River, with about
hundred acres: 9Th seven thousand assorted Fruit
Trees. A good barn end comfortable house, two
never failing springs, With Ill farming utensils.
good bargain offered TOR cash exchange for city
property Apply to Il C. STEARNS. fe225 yS5tit
, 1864-02-29

Go 10 THE BEsT-Go to BRYANT d stratton's
Chicago Commercial College, to get thorough
practical business education. For circulars nd
dress (enclosing stamps) Bryant & 6tratton, CHI
caro Mfpois
, 1864-02-29

Empire Of Womnn--Rey. ". ". Evcrts,
D. D., OF this city, lectured on "The Empire Of
Woman," at Quincy, H., on Wednesday evening
last for the benefit Of tho Sisters Of the Good Sd
1naritan
, 1864-02-29

FOR. SAL ESQ acres in the
Il sont& part Of 1ssa11e County, dve miles north
east Of A1oouk Station on the Illinois Central rail-
There IL one ansn house, grn1ary, 16x, stable
snd young orchard Price ~ 80 per acre until APRIL
first. Alter that Al3 per acre. Apply to HENRY
SHAW fremont, Tazeweu CountJ, Illinois.
, 1864-02-29

sEA7s FOR THE VrEhAT1o CoseEh aan-
sale Of reserved seats for Miss hAgnossonh stors
ceHwtn commence at Il. N. HIGGINS aauo's '"~'~
this Monday) morning, atoam.
-.-.o~-Th,s talented young
ANNA +. OlCk1heoS C-,,s..a nan m Mondsv
lady VAL Lecture N ~ - = The tarr aunounce,
evening. on a1s 1877 ~ ~, tho house to over
1nent VIII "0 s'4A
The {,ovcrnment having ,nadc
..0,t.,,. ,u Jobn n. sc,sfrk. i detective of
.".e1i t1oun tn ri, don+a he I'm Is, Fr.d.v
.os ,';. y. ~ 5T~mnhIa. There he Will enter unon
10 5,,t;.e =. :, rnvernnent detective, His manv
fr,cnds x,ss 1m succeas In his new cld Of Labor.
----
COLONEL M1HALoTzY NoufDKD.-Mfs-
MilalotEy. wife Of Col. Mihalotzy, OF the 9Th nl-
.no'e anas e,,, sosm. Al, stst;u0 thai ber hus.
i,nnd zns dsnre,onEiy wouuacd, and requesting
her i,omcf.ate prceeucc.
- ANIMAL or VETERAE6.-On SATURDAY
morning, about o'clock, go yetcruns, principally
belonging to the 18th Wiseonslu, in charge of
Can't. Craig, arrived ut the Soldiers Rest, where
they brcaldsstcd, after which they took their de"
.artuse tor Cairo. where they Will be Transferred to
their respective regiments.
A1rEMprEp ESCAPE FROM CAMP DOUGLAS.
IN rrsasv ,,cb+r one ri +hc nrs.onnra psrnoa Iob,
Ccrf, of comnanv r. 5fh TentnoRy cara1rv. at-
f,,nted tn rsrarp fr;m Cams I16f,r1.s hv c1imh,
inp the fence enrroun1in., thc mc1osure, He WI.
dtscnrrrad hr , sentinel whof ,rhcn h. refuaed
IN hn1t sbof and ,vonnded III ~ asve,elv that he
died on SATURDAY. OF thre{ others Who {oincd
cec11 in tbe bnysrdons nnac7tatfnc fpn werc r,n.
+,rc7 .ra n,,o .,,sde ~1,1a ~. as.sss
, 1864-02-29
Real Estate fnr Sale.

EOR SALE ON THE NORTH
- 9IDE.-House and Lot on Indiana street, west
Of Pine. three story brick and basement. $io,5e0
House and Lot On Ohio, east Pine, two story brick
improvements. $500. Apply to GEO. II. HtGGN-
SON. Heol Estate Office, Not Aetropo opolitanlBlock.
, 1864-02-29

Examination Of Female Teachers.-
Thcre will be an examination Of female teach
ers at the Office Of the Board OF Educatiou,
No. &c La Sale street, on Friday, March 9TH, COM
mencipg at o'clock q, m.
, 1864-02-29

EOR SAlE-Cheap and healthful
IL homes. no cash required. SAVE RENT.
Ine ;Galena Raiiroad aayhE lust adopted liberal
change sell without caah on long credi: beautiful
homes Of from i've to one hundred and sixty Is 1G
, 1864-02-29

PeFsonn1.-Gen. Julius White and Adtutant
Genera, Fuller arrived at the fremont House On
Saturday.
, 1864-02-29

Change of Freight Agents.-M. G.
Wicker, Esq, formerly Freight Agent Of the Mil
Yankee Road IN this city, has boen appointed
General Freight Agent Of the Chicago and st.
Louis Railroad line, in place Of R. r. Tanscy,
whb has resigned to engage In tho Commission,
Forwarding and Transportation business in con-
neetiou with the road at Ct. Louis. Shippers and
patrons Of this popular line will ind Iii. Wicker
an energetic and obligipg Agent,
, 1864-02-29
Qbifa9o Gribnue.
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY q, 1864.
THE CITY.

SEATS FOR THE OpERAT1o CoScERT.-ine
sale OF reserved seats for Miss Magnusson's con.
cert viii commence at Il. N. Higgins MUSIC e'"'s
this Monday) morning, attain
, 1864-02-29

w ANTED-To rent, q Store on
w Clark Or Wells streets, near Hazie street.
AddreAat j #. - T, o. box 1513, fe23Y59f1t
, 1864-02-29

Geod dTemp1ar Festival. Dashaway Lodge,
No. 30 I. o. G. T., will gIve their First Auulycrs-
ary Festival at Edwards Church, corner OF Har-
1ison and Halsted streets, on Tuesday evening
next, commencing at X o'clock. Members Of
the order are invited to attend
, 1864-02-29

masoufe-There will be Special Convention
OF Lafayette Chapter no. ? R. a. H., at Masonic
Temple, this evening tMonday) at ~, o'clock.
Work On II. II. degree.
, 1864-02-29
Neaa1tIeu,

w ANTED-En men in ev-
~ cry county II the Notthgest 70 sell .Miteh.
oVer puhltshe hed-and ''stehblns' Eighty Years Pro
ETeFs ef ths United States oEl The Revolutionary
for okents. Address J. N. WHIuUKN, No. Methu-
dist CHURCH Block, Chicago. Ill. P. q. Boz s5ea.
, 1864-02-29

" "ANTED.-I want to rent imme-
w dtately q small store and dwe}lln4attRched. in
a, good location. A1d1es, &C IT." Tribune o.!ce,
giving locality. fo27syS91Sr