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, 1864-04-28

CHICAGO MISUNDERSTANDING RUAno
WEpAx apAY EVENING. 10 r. n.
TheFs was tafr AtteEdsnce on the second board at
the Sherman House this evening, but owing to The
decline Ii gold tie leading markets generally
dull and lower.
WHEAT IVES qnlet-the demand being limited to
the wants Of the short scllers-and the market dccln.
cd fully 1lk cents since shs c'oBe Of ch ange. Sales
were: s.t0 hu No. Spring IN store at 11e9; 10 bo
do At sl.7Sk so.06e bu do in Milwaukee at $l.st;
4fo bu No. aspiring at sl.a7; 6ooo bu do 1t slzs;
$50 bu 10 At s125Kas the close there being buyers
II over $1.23H.
CORK qust aud scarcely 50 Urn rs at tho close
on Change. Sales were: 23poo bu No.. New Com as
&1.oe: 2ooo bu DO 1t PIC 1900 bu no. at37c.
OATS ware dull md neglected. with sa1es Of l.1oo bu
No. ! at E7Hs.
HiauwI3rs Fere moderately active at d decline Of
1c the closing prices Of Change, but towards the
close there was nrusr feeling and holders Of city
Tor equal toy brtnds refused to seor laea than IT,
although thsre wers buEcss at 41.2lH. kAles were:
lao btls at 81 100 brs at S1o; 80 brIs At
LAID was n.ra With sales Of 20 tres Qu!scy kettle
at 1fe.
SALT is eaaier. With sa}es CT aoto ptls Saginaw at
= Qd del.
, 1864-04-28
IMPORTANT ASPECTS OF THE
PRESENT SITUATION,
Further Action on tbs Tax Bill,
LATER FROM N. cAROLlNA---GEH,
PECK ON THE FALL OF PLYMOUTH,
From Burnside's 9th Army Corps-.
What the Rebs Say,
LATER FROM ECR0PE-THE DANISH VAR
MAX ACCEPTS.
RECEPTl0H OF GARIBelDt III lQH-
DON.
THE WAR IN VIRGINIA,


Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trfbune.J
WAsu1saTox, April q, 1854.
Your correspondent with the army Of the Poto-
1nac sends The following, dated Cn3pepper, April
=: No information has 1eached headquarters In
dicEtive Of active movement the part Of the en-
my. There Ia, however, evidence TINT our own
amy Is watched with increased vigilance by the
strong and more extended line Of rebel out
ports. 1t is not beliered that Geo. Lee will take
the offensive
The report that Stuazt's cavalry Ia concentrating
at Fredericksburg has not been verified, nor has
there been ekn1nishsuR at any point OF our lines.
Both sides tti1l keep perfectly quiet The main
body of LousstFeets forces arc el near Chaslottee
vile. 1t is supposed that It vii! remain there until
the intentions Of our commanders are developed,
and move to the defense Of Richmond or support
i. Of Lee as occasion may require.
HEAne eAnrKls ARx1 or TIE PoToxAc,}
April =, 1884.
As the time is approaching when come Of the
regiments belonging to this army are to be dis-
charged from service By reason Of the expation Of
the term Tor which they were mustered Into said
ee1vioe, the commanding General announces to
such troops that tie War Department has decided
that the term of service Of regiment Ia to be com
puted from the day Of muster into the service II
the United Stases without reference to the date Of
s .as,"ia =. n ~ - ss ts z..a a1 49, as Nus
oeclsion IL "l4 oe 1ne aoty Oh tae commanding
General to enforce, and he Will. II necessary,
rceort to most extreme measures for
+bts ,r-noaa un .rsu b,yaro. at Ill
a'e Papo3 WI, n'"e' A. ~
times DC glao 70 fecelVe ano forward
for the confederation Of the proper AO-
thoEity any respectful communication touching tho
term Of service o1 fegl4eata "aen suea Term a'-
pears 10 pe 1nfoiFeo In donbE
The Commanding General INDUCES the hope that
rcr1,nents IN he diacharced viii cheerrnJly ,c7n-
-, 49, S.,ss;os ~ ~ .a;.t -,
esee IL oie oesae4ou VI tas WAL sea3o
to The term o fefsfccs and t1at no otanlzea bodies
or individuals, aftcr having borne an unsued rep
ut.,{on Jnsinc ali the e9eutfuI scenea that hovp
,..oa .ha,x e,-ro,.;n,, -. -. .,..,- - ~ o.
'nafhoo ane1l eonne"e4ou WIN LUG 4sas VI tue Fo-
mac, will euter the honorable f1ue they have won
BIZ their Eaantry md good conduct to be furnished
in the c}0eiuo hours Of their service 1r meta of n
.nt>o+s,n,1,oy .h7,H n var,r-aJ 49,. H. -.
nu,u. rs "neu % 's"su4so opoA - Au5
will be promptly suppressed. and can only tefzni-
nate In the speedy and certain punishment Of the
offending parties.
~ ro,e,n.n5 NJ ,f.to, ec,s,.1vv.,r
- eo'o'na''u u 17]os ScpT.a, Wm. MAo
5 WILLIAMS, a. A. 4.
Ntw FonK, April e6x-The New York TINES,
, 1864-04-28

Total.
, 1864-04-28
Cincinnati Markets.


Especial dispatch to the Chicago Trtbrne.]
C1SCtSSATI. April q, 1s6i+
T1oUR-Demand light hut prices remain steady at
3o.1n@6.so for Euper, and 10 s037.oo for extra.
Wn1EKT--Aaftet unRettlel aud holders ask1ngsi 50
Sales ware made At $119t77; after receipt Of ncws
fsem New York at O'Clock. $50 was paid.
FRov1slossC1ty mess pork not obtainab1ca at $3.50
Sales Of Country wers made at e2sco Bulk mea!s In
good demard. Ss1cs ofiIeht sides At 1l@tltc; Shout
dezs At lie. Lafa held 1t 1s4c.
3nA1E-~W1e1t quiet, holders refuse to make con.
es:ttons and are firm at full rates: red st $lS91o
shi!c Il I@Is5: tlese rates are from to Sc above
The views Of buyers. Cern in light demand and the
Oats In limited demand holders ask Si955. R5e In
nrm demand at t1s5; tl.o Is generally asked. Bar
les A. last quoted.
GEocERIxe-Advfccs from New York caused
huoysnt feeling. and holders Of Coffee atking
@e6S7c. Raw tugars IN active demand at 17H9:lc;
'rus.ed 255@2Sc $ios l.. asked for prime molasses.
syrups steady at sl.tC@1a5.
, 1864-04-28

4 Severe Storm Hasfn=-DIsastcrs tc
shipping.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trtbune.1
M1LwAuEEE, April p, 1SG4.
4 eerere gale has raged here since aboat II
O'Clock last night. doing considerable damage to
the shipping interest.
The schooner Monsoon" bound from Chicago
TO this port, for wheat. is ashore On the island
eouth Of the pfcrs She will probable be got OF with
little damage.
The large bark Cream City," owned by Major
Kirby Of this city, With 3o,u0o bushels Of wheat,
bound for Buffalo, etruck the bar, but win be got
of without much damage.
the Canadian bark ''Pride Of Amcrica'' also
struck the bar, and lies a1ongside thu Crean City,
pounding heavily.
Nearly al1 the outward bound fleet hare returned
to await the cessation of the storm. Some twelve
or fifteen rcaseis are anchored outside the harb0r
and will outr1de the storm.
One schooner ont in the bay has raised flag Of
distress. Name not known.
1A1En-The Cream City and Pride Of America
are tull Of water. The cargo Is total loss. The
vessels arc beating against each other.
, 1864-04-28
LATER FROM EUROPE.

NEW YonK, April .7.--The following te sau,
mary OF The eteameh1p Persiats ncwe which sailed
tom liverpool day before thu City Of Baltimore
1t ia ttared that al hopes Of sag1ug the steam
Rh.p City OF New York are abandoned.
Garibfldi arrived in London On the 18th Inst,
and net with tremendous reception. The crowd
exceetiea anything that Was ever 6ecn.
~ ahe London Daily N<tes giyes as report th,t
cscfy regietercd shareholder In the Atlantic TIA
ding Company, the great blockade RAINING sch:me,
, 1864-04-28

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{35a.
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6So. $3.50.
AKalAGEDpoN; Or, LOUIS NAPoLEDy. the Dss-
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Is cents.
TIE HISTORY oE CHRISTIAN DOCTRINES. By
Rev. Prof. ". G. E. Shedd. 3vols. 86.co.
THE HANDBOOK OF THE NEW TESTAMENT
BY Rev. Geo. c. McWhorter. $t.M.
THE FORTY DAYS AFTER OUR LORDS res
UKRECTlON. By Rev. VIM. Hsnna, LID. IL 35
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TIE PROPHET OF FIRE. By Rev. J. R. Macduf.
THE CEDAR CHRISTIAN. By Rsv. T. L. Cnylcr.
$75 cents.
EoDERTsoNs SERMONS. Wis sLas
Tne largest assortment Of Religious and Theologl-
cal Books IN the Northwest.
SUNDAY SCHOOL BOOKS IN great variety, con-
cr1snk Carriers HOyt. American Tract Society, Bo+.
ion Society, ffesbyteFan Board, Massachusetts
Sabbath School soCtcly. and others.
Liberal discounts to Clergyman and Sunday Schools.
WI, C. HOLMES,
, 1864-04-28

DosTos, April a5:-All the compsnles Of heavy ar
tl1lery in the State hare been ordered to Washing
ION. i sufficient number OF Massachusetts, nil.ia
will take tht If places IN the forte.
Sfx hundred men OF the 1st New Hampshire cav
airy left here to-day for Washington. They 60
without arms or horses.
, 1864-04-28

NEW YoRx. AprIt :6-WcIearn that the steamer
t,fcy Hound has been sent up james River to City
ps'ii.. to order down the two French steamers md
ivy railing vessels therr, afser tobss:o. The yea
scss would be back In Hampton Roads to'dag,
without any tobacco.
, 1864-04-28
THE WAR ON THE BORDER
HIor1fIc Indians In Dacotah Territory.

T 3es97 0o39cep0s1uEuCE N341CdssV 311V11tsJ
FoEr RANDALL, D. T., April IS, 1881.
A Eaeksnaw boat arrived at this port today,
from furt Bertho1d, eight men aboard. They LEFT
tost 1seztsold oo the !st inst, and were Obliged to
uAc the utmost canl0n TO Avoid being observed
ans cap,nrsd By Indiane. They report t,573 Lodges
o. 81 nosts!e ind'ans con:,re:;atca It Of near io.t
1Snho,d. prcnarcd 10 1nert Gen. Sufly's forces
nish, on sn average, !our warriors earA,
The trll*'s combined at that point arc the Tauk-
Black Feet
Il is expected that Gen. Salty's expedition vii,
be rrady 10 march nutn=t these and ID o;Irr Ina
tile Indians IN Dakota In few weeks. or ~ .nnr
a vc.ctaison stnrts The Gsh Iowa yoiup1ccr csT.
airy acct moanies tho expedition. Voc be To The
hostile l1diuna II 0Tt1taGen. Wrtn
, 1864-04-28

CINCINNATI, April e7.-Colone1 Conrad Baker
has been nom mated Lieutenant Governor Of 1udl-
ann to h the vacancy caused BY the declinstion Of
General Kfsnhall.
volunteering in Indiana, in response to the call
for 100 one hundred days' men, ts progressing
favornbly.
News nom the interior OF Ohio indicates that
the National Guard will turn out in large force on
ninudaY.
, 1864-04-28
.Uhieaao Qriblrue.
THURSDAY, APRIL 25, 1851



Not xfec to hire farm hands for harvest.
-vhose term Of service expires in the middle
Of duly, lcet peradventure the teeth Of the
1ca1er bc left choked and idle In the standing
grain. No eanc man can believe that ninety
days after date VIC shall need the 100, 900
extra help in our red harvest field one lot
or little less than VIC need them now. But
1nark thfs, th.t the tender made at Washing
ION By the loyal Governors Of the West was
for double that period, and, what We believe
Will in time appear to the bllndcst as short
sighted policy prevailed to the cutting down
>or the term Of service. 1t was not wise.
There will comea time when We shall wish
We had more men, aud the country Will not
pardon any blugrang Of vision that in sparlng
the purse, imperilled the people Neverthe-
less, pour in the hundred days men. Prob,-
bly, the boys will stay aud see the campaign
>out II they once 60 in.
We give elsewhere General Peck's official
dispatch announcing the fall Of Plymouth,
North Cnrplina
An appalling drouth has visited and well
nigh desolated vide sectious Of California
The Coppcrheads in the House were ap-
pa1led yesterday to sec tha twenty-five mil
linn nurroDriuf1on bill for the -hundred-
,dav xrnous IN the western service ns.sed IN
three minutes 1,y the c1oc1,.
Tie forctcn news Is important Nox,~
milan will 70 to Mexico. he has formally
acceptcd and is organizing his court Pres.
emily the hollow farce of = coronation will be
enacted on this side Of the water, Then the
rebel Government nt Richmond will say sweet
-t1,,nos In tbr new horns Empenor beyon0 the
Rio Grande Then Mar. will say sweat
.+,,tnrs in rcs,onse and the rr.ve.t con,n1,c.-
FIN yi11 forthw;t} thereafter ar;se Th.rs
is notch of wor c1ond form,nc T., n. ~
1c.n horizon that yxi11 well bet, 1r.t.hino
r,,o Chtoson f.;o,as ~ +,,a r;.n.s 49,
,o,1 ,f ~. Ch,rt.bomtnr o-a rras+,,- 49,
~rncca at W51hcr r sto-cv HE Ion,v1s ~
r-;,--,~.,,;o,, , nv .o,;,;no t,,cir whoia ao,..
~, 4h-ono1' n +ha Wv yorr sword f,na ss
9;e ,areors1 snhso,;,4;nr witl,o,t o1d;n1 a
-s".lS s r ~ -. 49, w Ia h.aa,+;t 81
!, ,,as .r,.;na - c.ra ro,ro,ao nnoh,n.s-
s .1.a...
"nu ~ H.
IN ~. ~" ~. ~ ~ a-. 4,.n n,u1 sasa~"s s 49,
Ouel W 1ue ~ ~ 80 80 1,:rs s4l.- 10
Ile'Ious 10 " ~ ~ Nv" noA'o4'
Ane ooFt1nnlent :" ~ eno4.'' oe p1aeea ~
, 1864-04-28

AFo6 6VIIHN1-K111NUERS Supfemt Court
Especial Correspondence Of the Chicago Tribune
OTTAwA- H., April =. 1891.
In the Supreme Court Of Illinois, tho case of
PecQ:hau ct al. 70 Haddock ct al. appealed from
The Circuit Court was argued On Toesday and H.
ken under adfise7ncnt
The enses get for hearing yesterday we're from
No. 100 TO No. 1cC, bath Inclusive Six Of the
-caees called wtTe appealed from Chicago.
To-day, the care OF Colby 81. Rnmsey, fof sian.
-der. ia expected to be argued.
The case of Reed ct a. ra, Wheeler ct al tried
before Judge Gary In the Superior Coart, Il ne.zy
, 1864-04-28
CHICAGO, THURSDAY, APRIL 28, 1864.

ver bullion, sc was altered so ns to rcal as fol-
lows:
Any person. trm, OF company not being licensed
As brote who ehal cell, offer to SELL a1Y Cold
OF s:l'rE. bullion, sterling exchange, anc1rfsnt
money; pfomlesoET notes, stocks, bonds, or Other
secnrt:eFr not boEa de at the time and their own
properly actually in hand, shall be liable In alI-
ton to all oser penalties provided In such cases to
pay per cent In addition to the rates Of dntv Of
taIe.
Mr. MORRILL, soid the intention of the provi.o
was to operate on the gold gamblers IN New York
Without d}spoe}ns Of the bill the ComsuIttee
rose at 1c.40, and the House adjourned.
, 1864-04-28
FROM WASHINGTON.
Matters MILITARY and Congressional.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trlbuue.1
WAsmsGroN, April p, 165L
The following are the numbers Of veterans re-
rpHs+ed sor tbrre gcars "A fenorted to Apsl 18th:
, 1864-04-28
Nrm a1bertISengEnts.
GENERAL HEADQUARTERS,
III I ?

~ o,.r,eu
spnr1Gr1Evn mi t;th iesi
Col Tohn T. Hanrnrt "a he-ehT authnri,-5-i md re.
oneeted 10 immediasfT iii On I'D reo9ranize sHs il
rerimer f1iinns SiiIiti. a. reiment f vo5nnfeoTs
foE Goyerament serrjee. for nns hnnd9ad svs'.ani
rSnort a. Camn Frr wi1n ~ eniy aSs frm tIi ,iats
Ern1 thc cnnnfstinn NJ fhs sIr1n1zxion ~ sc~h -s
eofdi1s to Gene.sl orcr No @ from thess Mesdauaf.
'eEs, q PHI ihpsit ppsnas r. IL ~
be1opRing to said regiment volunteer In such
BE vii NAL reouisittous On the rauster1nr oese,
at Chicago tor trarspofaflqn suhsiaterce clothtls
and arms By order &c,,
, 1864-04-28
nfifWuuhec Market.
Especial Dispatch to the Chlcagu Tdbrne.1

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago T1ibrne.1
M1LWACkEE. April q, 1854.
FLorR-UnchAuged.
GsAlx-Wheat receipts 2: ,0eo bn. Market 1ess &C
live buk prices unchanged. Sales this morning were
atto bu No. Errirg. wln.er receipts, At $1.et
%cfc be do. snmtr receipts, sellers cptfen all May
1t *1.es. Sales on Change we're: 7s,ooo bu No.
sp1iuE, winter receipts. At $l2tal.26k; 1000 bu do
simmer zceepts, at $l.2ak@1.zsk. Sales at New
hall Heute this evening ere about 50 40 bH ut 312
5s 26. clo*lDg weak. Oats fsua Sa'es b.ses bu r
deliver ed, 1t 6oc. Corn hEmef. Sales $50 bu New
sht1ed on track. 1t 9jc. Barley steady. ealea 1oi
ou No. 2. delivered, at $3.50. Rye advancing. Sale
70 bags, delivered. At $1.15.
sU1pR1Ks-Ba!es Of 10 casks potash, hrst sort, a
:kc. 7.tH ns pn]led Wool, very choice, at 1Qc. Il
iris prime country TaIlow at tic.
, 1864-04-28

The Judicial Convention which met in this
city cetcrday, placed in nomination before
the people OF the Third Grand Division,
Charles B. Lawrence Of Knox county, for
Supreme Judge. This result WAS reached af-
ter eleven ballots. The contest between
Beckviti and Lawrence on all the ballots
except the last one, was very elose-sone'
times ono being ahead and sometimes the
other. Mr. Beckwith owesihis defeat mainly
to tue talschoods and misrepresentation
that were promulgated among the country
delegates by certain lawyers Of this city who
were hostile to his nomination, aud to spe
cics of jealousy that exists In some parts o1
the country, againstsauy candidate residing in
Chicogo, for any Office. The Cook county
delegation etood by Mr.: BeckWitl without
DETECTION or wavering, from the first to the
last ballot
While it wauld hare been very gratifying
to The great bulk Of our citizens II Judge
Bcc}swit1 had received the nomination, yet
their regrets will be tempered By the fact that
tile nominee Of the Convention Is an unex'
ceptionable man. lie possesses great legal
acumcn and requirements. He Ia pure and
upright Judge, and if elected will prove IN
ornament to the bench, and his elec ion1s Ger
tain, Il the Union party does half Its duty
Mr. Lawrence is at present Circuit Judge o.
the Kuox district, and is exceedingly popular
with both suitors md bur wherever he hss
held court. In politics he Is radical Repub'
licau. Nothing more need be said on that
subject, except that he has been Republican
eircc the party vas organized.
, 1864-04-28

WHAT EVERY HOUSE.
" KEEPER NEEDS.
Brabyn's Plano and Furniture Polish,
For Polishing. Reyiying and Cleaning all kinds OF
v1rnsf eatutaces giving Bupt rtor polish. It can
b nssd on Pianos Meoceons a,l kinds q Furniture,
Enameled Clocks, Patent Leather, OIL Paintings IN
tacL my article having Varnlshed Of Oiled surface.
Price, 50 Cents per Rottle,
Sent hcy rRrt OF the city receipt Of price With
DAME. nrmnef sad street. Address E. MOSrEZ.
Agent for EEfcaHO. 2p2Su3t&1W
, 1864-04-28
apcG dS5l:1t 17O Clark street, Chicago.
TAX SALE NOTICE-To al

TAX SALE NOTICE-To all
L vhom IT may coacern-Tate notice, tbak OF The
Xtn dsy Of july A. D. 1857 et sslc =; ,as On ta;
ln1de. b. tie, thtn Treasurer! Of the county
# n s fate e nes s fe5
State ana costs Wi.l:am F. Flsessood p1sen ssd apd
I'd real eatate together with The buildings tereoa
any, situate in ibe County Of Cook 10 asld State q
:rr Of SECTION 70 Ia township 81 Forth range H. east
er!he third principal merdIas; and the t.id Wi1lisM
EFltetwuod has duly assigned the said cerl1catel O
purchase to me: The undersigned. an now the legal
wr.E ard holder Of ths sa1ne and the psr1oSt Of ro
sale theteof Ill expire tho 18th day Of Inl., lsss
WILLIAM T.. BO3fWfCK-
Chicago, Apti1 Is, 1864. ap3d333t
, 1864-04-28

IowEL Nass-, April .t.-Edward II. Green, who
murdered TrqEl Convcr-e. Teller OF the Maiden
7,enE. xas to-day sentenced to be hung. Tnere
WIS an immense crowd IN and around the Court
1orec. to hear and know the sentence Green re-
<rlved II with apparent ca1mnc6s.
, 1864-04-28

rTAX SALE NOTICE.-To al

,AA Cd1H N NV11VU.~lV III
l whom 1t NAY concern: Take notice that on tho
y entyszht day Of Jnly D. r. ~ A. sa1e & q t3As
;he treasurer OF the County Of took In State
II IEois, for County and State Taxes for tie wear
Flcetwood purchat ed and received certitcates of
ourchst sor the following lots stu 4te
II any shuts theron. io wit: The s,uth heIf 81
snb.lts s. $. s. - g. a9d q q sab:ot g. al
eseo; aito. lets !. saDd z II E,ack u ssxyeIs
Aide1 y IL FL Il y BE Il
Rses B1lSex1; 1Se,,';;, l9 :, .
sid ri Nau r. Fleetwood Ina duly assigned I'll The
ao 70 me tae and n Eox
ef redemp'en 1hcfTof fro sid tx sic viii eralIe
on the twrntyelehth tsstn, day ef July: 4: 1854.
SfeSIY II. FlEETW0O...
Chicago, April 18th. 1851. ap&3-d93l-5s
, 1864-04-28
TAX SALE EOTICE-To all

lax SALE NVI1CE.~1O al
j. whom 1t may concern -Tske notice. that on the
h Day a ~ r., ss a. ss o9 ths; =, d4y M ts s
treasurer Of the County u Cook In the State ct I'LL
aos or Coucsy and State Ta1es ior fns yeaE ~ due
woou purchased aud evedcertiAca:es therefor the
ol,oHlne real estate, toEether Wtth sae na,!cloSs
State cf Illinois to Wit: 1s undivided Ia the
cutb, ST Of the northwest arat'c. ot section H.
mesidian, The vest hst Of the so1tnwest quarter
sccttop M townBht ncrth range IS eas. OF the third
nrinc1sal nerd ian the undivided h.f OF the half
q tie norh ct aus5sT5 ss
ral meFIGtan and the said William F. Fleetwood h1s
dnly s.sened the said certificates Of purchase
tllc undefrgped. an roT the legal owner sud hold
rr Of tho same, ant the period Of redemption Of the
atoJa deacrtbed land from the said tax sale will
piro on The 2Sth day Of July 1871.
6TASLY Il. FLEETWOOD.
rttearn Anrfl e. 1861. ap1S-tiQs;;,js
, 1864-04-28

FCSae1a P1ased Detroit
Especial Dispatch 10 the Chicago Tr1bur e.l
DRrRo1T, april II, 1854.
Dow1-Pfope1lcrs Racine. ElaSar1, barks Sunri5e
T}PerH EnrfhreSf
, 1864-04-28

CAtno. April u.
Boats on Sunday night and last nigh from the
Cumberland River report run1ors In Nashville Of
two days fighting near Decatur and Huntsville
No particulars hare been received
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MISCELLANEOUS.
AMERICAN CRY.

AL PERSONS DESTROYS OF ENTERING
IA into business in new and rapidly growing town,
or such as wish to build private residences and Sc
cure a homestead In quiet and healthy location.
are advised to ride or walk out to
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moRR eRKENRAcKs ;.

ii IL Il N lOH a "A II n
4 RESTAURANT KKEPER AT AMERICAN
IA City adjoining the American City Brewery,
have been received by for an honestly contracted
debt to the knount Of S9S o. ! take this method 81
informing all honest men Of the above fact, who
may have dealings with said HEINRICH JAHNf
and would further advise bis bgarders und patrons
to pay him In his own Cork, 50 as 50 enable him 20
have II on hand when In want. L. SMITH.
God Hill June !, 1864. ,jn0 M
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Very Low RATE,

And on terms that cannot fail to prove satisfactory
Apply 10 Il. +. GLOVER,
At the American City Land Once, at American
City, or to JOSEPH L0RYEA. =
No u South street. Virginia City.
". B.-hfberzi donations made FOR Church and
School purposes. THOMAS HARDY,
Z. u. GLOVER,
f-..-.-+s FRED. A BENJAMIN,
Jn22 I'm CHARLES HosMER.
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AssRaa,rNrr Arn aAI,r r,rer

o. ALL cLAIhsIN VIRGINIA, GOLD HILL sLrK SULPHUR.
DEVILS GATl, PAL1YRA, INDIAN GP1IHGe, AR9EH-
= IINB AND FL0WkRf DIBfRicfe- AEPHABEff-s
cALLY ARRANGED AND CONNECTED DAILY.
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$4,000 ns Bar Iron, round and square, all sizes,
$4,000 ms Boiler Plate; III
$1,000 DE Sheet Iron,
5000 ibs Shoe Shape, all sizes;
1900 ms CaStSteei, Blister Steel, and Toe
~ Cork Steel; 1afa
n --.- Nail Rod, Band Iron;
1000 ms Track Iron;
5000 ms Bar and Sheet Copper; s4#.
5000 ms Lead Pipe various Sizes; i..s.
1900 feet Gas Pipe, to 3 inches; W
1900 feet L r Hose, all sizes; rsf
$50 dozen Hose Bibbs; 49, fiiE ~
800 dozen Elbows and Couplings;
5000 Carriage Bolts, all sizes;
5000 Machine Bolts, all sizea; HFfg
= 500 Globe Valves; vr. =
b 900 Anvils and Vices; .-@
i & 50 Bellows, various sizes;
81 ~ Blaeksmiths' Tools: .t
Scales. GrindStones; =
400 Wheelbarrows;
800 dozen Axe, Pick and sledgo HAndleSi
a Coal;
1000 dozen Locks Hinges, Butts; No
Tacks;
Knives and Forks, Spoons;
1000 kegs Blasting Powder.
100 dozen Picks; qsa.llf
200 boxes Window Glass; al.
is,u White Lead. Boiled on;
Turpentine; q
Borax .-te
Bailing Wire and Rope; Il
coo kegs Nails, all aizes III
100 boxes Tin. A
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Known no DE RICH,

And which Is being rapidly developed by large and
well organized mining companies. some OF them
erecting costly machinery now, and all Of them pros
ecutlng the work their numerous shafts and tur-
nels with vigor. :.
And the proprietors, THOMAS HARDY 4 CO.,
Gate Norton, Hardy q Co.. ere selling lots at
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT TEE
IN business Of the City Market. heretofore con-
Quoted ~ Payne and B p. Richie, Is this day sur
rendered 70 ]. ". Dorsey. Also sl books. bills,
aid Market turned over 70 the said W Dorsey
for settiemenf and collection :, :. 49,. =
So B ID. RICHIE.
n B.-An persons owing Old accounts. are ne
cuestsd % ean and settls % e % save coSts; v
doldHn. July %. 1854. jsS6sW