davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1864-04-28

NEW YoBK, April e7.-Thc He1u'd's special
SAYS: Il IS said In high qnartars that the Presl.
dent thinks Of sending Gen. Sickles TO take the
place ol Gen. Banks.
A Monitor.
New YonK. April s6.-The monitor 0londa ga
ct HAMPTON Ruads on tho G3d-
, 1864-04-28

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
AT AUCTION.
On FRIDAY, April %, Mt 9x O'CLOCK all the Furn1
ture IN rweI1l.T House No. las South Jefferson st
ap2sd.o7t WM. 4. BUFFERS & CO., Arcs'rs,
, 1864-04-28
Thirty Years, Experience Of an Old


MRe. WEaow's SooruNG SYRUP ia the prascrip-
Nurses In the Unt1ed States, and has been used for
thirty years with never failing safety and enceess
by millions Of mothers and children, fom the fee
reefs acldity Of the stomach. relieves .lnd collie,
regulates The bowels. and gives rest, health and
comfort to mother and child. We believe II the
OF DXSENTERY and D1ARRHEA IN GILL;
, 1864-04-28
A New Perfume for the Handkerchief.
a New Perfume for the Handkerchief.
Phaion's - Night Blooming cercas."
Phnlon's 'Nfsht Blooming Cereus."
Plalon's Night Blooming Cereus."
Phalon's Night Blooming ceseas"
Pha1on's ..Night Blooming cerens.''
Phalon's ''Night Blooming cescus.
Phalon,s tt Niobt Blooming Cefeusn


1na4on 1'E4s olooniAS' ee'eos-
pn.tor.s 4. n,,b1 p,oo,,,no ra-s,,n
Fna'onS "'gnt oIoon''ns eeteas'
Phnlon's Eight Blooming ceEcus.
<,,,
Phalon's Night blooulhs Cefe1s.
-,-,,--"7---. 49,.
q moet exquisite, delcate ano tragfa9l fefmme,
ols11ied from ine rare and neaatiiul noWss rom
WHICH 1t taxes Its name ~ MaaatsGiTFey .GT @ oa;y oS
FHAL0N q so:N, New aosk-
e,, AK for Phalon's, Take no Other;
Sold by Druggists generally. aps3d5l!-1mso
E Until Wednesday next inclusive. CoEns,
Bunions and diseased nails cured BY process Pc
r.,inn -, ~ c,t;n ero 4. Prescott Hnnse saith
cI,Tt st-s.t y, cotn.r Var Hnren' anSS4d05S.at
-~%| -eAA~A ~ 0
r,uo.,.>.. uua..1,,,1 rrrochc. c,ea- ami
xONAS xsTonciI~tt $500 onJ go ~ stnu ~
Hye sleng1n 70 me voaGs ~ y. ~ "ao t''s ~
1,ae ~ snaas,.y ~, n;4 r-.n.ettn1 th~n,
fran H. fr.f ,Scrrt2nn to i1E vet be:fer ar that
zrlirh Ihennn MiofinG ,ssu of.'1
'"1 ~~S~'' > Trv. HErET WARD DescuEH,
~W. !. Lawrence, Dentist, 93 Waahlnstou
rarr, Ia - A4' an2T.dsG1.gt
'e+iS'
Gas Fixtures An entire new STOCK OF me
latest designs at the lowest market price. Gas
, 1864-04-28
M a r RI f u.
ID j H ID .

IN this city on the evening OF The 26th lnst b Rev
j, n Tutt,e Mr. MILL ON CARTER, or Iowa, and
M1es MAEIA sQUIER, Of Chicago.
, 1864-04-28

WASTEps--9ood travelling md loes1 -! agents; For Fer
iii Fl e +
ssd aa s
s'sss with orr p6YS e.
WASTEPssIRs 3 e q Is
and ri nsiruet.ons s. Which 81 10y Eeatls1sa
ss t. = .ssfa saS
snepo 1sye 9Pf h S.
ssis ESs$ &: J. Is ii SresizaS. Ss~ ToFs. e ~
ais1os2 e - II =
English snd German. Also, CnEoS1cLss OF TIE
e @
known 10 nset aoY comment. TWO volumes arg now
ss' ia g. :ss 81 ~
IT, e. zee ey y q
eoa se,ss no9 in Sss p1ess L cnsna
ass5$:; YET
e. Macsas Tse esy eey
small maenlne that rs beer II three yeass that
;:;ss: S2
5ss :S Ss.P i:9S; S sSss
I'D h5y.ts c5sa1ar add5ess T. EvASs Az Sassa SSnss
WANTED 1e0 efdcaent Agents. wanted imnedi
stsly % sell Bryant's History of tho Great Ma
or e noW
f.5:f Hss1 esss~ with stamp g s!ssRs
Il ,S: s:y . Is 4; a .sa
sSs 6s gss So 9s
~ ;aa
, 1864-04-28
RfdI 3GStatR-GDuntrp.

EVOK SAl.E-Gottagc IN Evanston, located % 4
Tor Fotn 1t not sold, wilt be rented n Nay l. y.
OLASIED CO., corner Like ard Lhsalit Fee:s+
spc9 usG13-st
H1OIl SALE-Farms-f,ne $50 acres. price $I,7!';
Y inpfoyements cost $500, s. niles from Chtcas0o.
One rs nc1es; price ,i6o; improvements eos =!
p miles from Chicago. orc 81 ARES: PRICE l
prorrHcuts cost $1,000, 20 miles from Chicago. ons
50 acscs; price 5000; mPsoysms9s SET ~ s IL
Clark street. ap-'-0Foe+t
Tor SALE-Farm of 1fo acres, located on Coon
Il Creek, iuilcB North OF Genna, De- ka!b co1uty,
Ill This Is choice piece Of hAnt, vel hnotoVeI:
house, orchard DC, but mnss hP ao!a- II Haes sI
stgect Chicago. opatd7sEst
ron EALE-Glsin House and Cattle YAsd; locs'
II led ii b good station On the G. g. q g tssnsoaa.
I'd Sie 10 Roed opaef VII e sod cheap a.
out ct heath aoc de*trc4 80 cose ont q once n
1nlrs ot WM. LI1TLE & Co, 81 South Water st'est'
DOR SALE-A splendid Farm,
ceutatp!pg 81 acres OF 1ne rolling land. an e1c-
CANT mansion With III tbs modern fnpEoys1entss s ls
other desirable buildings, dne oscharI ol caolce
fruit trees ust coEniD- Into bcaE1oE tosetnef wln
great variety and n5un1Auce Of tie SnAl!ef lfults
large Timothy neAdogs. good pnstnses WIN nsyer-
ltnd This beautiful place Is betWeen 70 and q miles
fsom Chicago, ~ miles from railroad station, and
il yr5y desirable peirhboFhoot Price $5 per acre
superior los OF farm 1mpeme ITS. and choice stock
q horses esssle and sheep lor sas on the premises
sns MnsG rssars tss ts os sSe buia can
be seen at The oftca Of A. j. GALLOWAY. - Lake
street. spse-d+316r
, 1864-04-28
HOUSEHOLD. FURNITURE

RIkUSXELS VANFETX,
MIRRORS, ,AANTEL ORNAMENTS, PLANO FORTE
&C., &c,
AT AUCTION.
On THURSDAY, April 2sth, at ~ O'Clock. at Dwell
Ing House
376 WABASH AVENUE.
The entire furniture OF family re1jn7uAhlng house
keeping. consisting Of Hich Eosewood pArlor Furni.
Clock and Ornaments, PteE Gl4ss Brurels caspess.
Drawing Room, Chau1bes, Dining Enom aud kt:chen
Furniture Crockery, China and Glassware. &c., &C.
ALSO
A due Rosewood Plano Forte. 6H ocasve.
-ALSO-
Several Tcsy old and GDe Oh Pa!ntlngat painted in
italy. WM. 4. BUFFERS = CO..
np9tds6I9t Auct!oneefs-
, 1864-04-28
Or ER A.
PETER THE GREAT IN SAARDAaI;
OBJ TIE
CZAR AND CARPENTER,
By ALBERT LORTZISG.

BIZ ALBERT 1ORTZtSG,
viii be performed by tic
CHICAGO MUSICAL UNION,
The first translation Into Eng lsh by
HANS BALA Tx A.
4 COMIC OPERA, In Three Acts, for Five Nights
BFeYAN EaALL,
As follows: Thurs1av Evening, Apr1! 18th: Frlday
Evening, April y: Saturday Evening, April 81 Aon-
day Egepia4, May J; and Tuesday Evening, May =;
with orchestra OF q pleces choru1 OF over 50, COZ
tuGes, scenic Effects aud appropriate appointments
CHARACTERS REPRESENTED.
assumed namc OF Peter MiChacfow, ~ Carpenter,
PETER 1vASofF. Ru.slau Carpenter. - -N
VAN BETT, Burxomaster CT sasEdam.
MMAK1A MAJ ~ neice. 4; nAtS.
si abMlaaI H6 Rasisa aa6si:sdef p "lss
LORD syNDHAM, English Ambassaaer,.,
MARQUIS De cHATEAuSEUf, Ftsaeh A'nnsss..
Ae- +. SCHULZ.
Chorus Of Carpenters and Inhabitants Of saasdau.
I'm ,hoJa tho .f
, 1864-04-28
DICH AND ELEGANT
FU1NITU
Brussels and Other Carpets, etc.,
AT AUCTION.

On FRIDAY, Apl1 29th. at ~ O'clock, At Dwelling
Of family ren4ufshlnK housekeepiug consisting Of
rich mahogany paElCr furniture. rosewood trame
tables {ularhle top), rosewood tete teses,
3ahcEaGy o.: tsh ok ceamess sets 81 Mmssaossny s:s
oval mirrors oak dining table tl2 toot>, oak dining
chsirs Bruksels patlor ehapber hall AID star sa5.
dining ware, crockery and R!ass:yare, &c:, &C..
NM. A. BUrTER3 d CO..
an13.dff1.rt AuetlQnteIs,
, 1864-04-28
90 luQn.

ITO IOAN-S5,o0o on good i'm.
l. proved city property, for i've or ten years,
AT LOW RATES.
1oau,se Of TBEoDoRK sCHlATZ, hf1ce 19 wash.
ngton street. ap21~dSs3-at 4tAp
, 1864-04-28

r70I]ND-ons Sunday morning last, Bay Pony, with
Il se, Of sin3ir harness. The oSner viii nnd them
Jefferson. about SIX miles noEthv est from Chttsgo,
spe6d7eSSt
, 1864-04-28
AtlcttuT %alkH,

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
ILL DC, &C., .
AT AUCTION.
On THURSDAY, April 2sth, at OK o'clock. at
Dwelling l1ouse On Vynshincrnn street, fDur
duOrs west Of UbiOu eurk,
rThe entire furniture OF family relinqufsn4 house.
keeping consisting OF parIor fNruttufe carpets. sec!
ta1y, black walnut bcdEteaas. bureaus. anHR tabc,
chairs brussels and other carpee, cooking store, hall
stove. csoskesy ware. &c &c. ,>,-n,,,,,,,, oo
hna9.d&e2-7t Auctloneers.
, 1864-04-28
Gas Fixtures.-Call and see my new styles.
Prices a. low as the lowest. Gus Fitting to order.
Carbon OIL, Chandeliers, &C.
u. II. WuNARTH, 1872 L5ke street.

IYnxheesh Candy.-The nsne Is land the
article should be- in The mouth Of every person.
~ medicine it has The most ma1velloas proper
ties. The woist cough cold or soreness Of the
lungs being ca1ed sonst.mes In single night. 1t
is new and fashionable luxury. Get It and pass
Tito your friends, ds,-BaAinlors Crtlic.
, 1864-04-28

WANTEfs-Agenta,t To feN ihe ceIebTated SeV
small meehne that rs beer N nse three years that
i eauaiy ecens in sewing tbe heaviest eoois sit!
ts sess tshs,s pESs ~ wy H. ylye tSe tes any
u ol stitch strength Of aesm Ny AGENTS e1ear
ing from 20 to s2oo per nootn: General delivery
and private circular, addrcad r. II. EVANS. t;tnefal
Agent for the Northwest, T. @. Drawer 5i, Chicago,
, 1864-04-28

PRESIDENT sruurEvAx7's LrcTunH.-The lee
ture OF Rev President Stunevans, Of Illinois Col
lcee. jacksonville. ILL.,, on "Ths sentiment OF the
English people toward this country" will be de.
llver.d this evening, at the Clark etreet n. E.
Church, naatn hu1iencaroom, At II O'clock. The
public generally Arc invited to attend. This elo
viii be remembered. eome months in Eu.land
with the express vicW Of oetainnS Just the lntos
evening. His mission did much to cnighten tht
British mind IS to the nature Of o1r struggle. Ths
lecture is delivered here at the request OF proml
neut citizens, clergy and others, aud deserves Z
irll house.
, 1864-04-28
sFou,1G.

Pocket Book ztainiue small amount
Il oY money Ihe owner tan Lave II By cRlIux al
NOWL1N d MCELWAlG'S, 57H::C1ark street.
, 1864-04-28

WANTED 1fO efdcient Asents wanted imuedi.
W atey 10 sell BryantS History oi sho Great Mia.
sacre '9 Mingssosa By the sioux lndiaas- The best
work decidedly for cAnvBssets now out. Also AoMe
choice religions Works Call at room II. Methodist
Church Block. address, with stamp, o. c. GIBBS,
T. O. Dlsu er t36+. Chicago. ap28-d9236t
w ed, to make from SO TO so p-r da, in selling
the 1APRovRD LITTLE GIANT SEWING NACHlNE, pro
coonccd BY good Judges the hest chesp Family Ma-
chine In the United States tR1CssMacefnes Ia gold
Leaf. landscapes, c., $s; plated and 2esred extra.
exclusive wholeaele agents, T. 0. Drawer s Ehica-
, 1864-04-28

Old Ladies' Home.-An adjourned meeting
Of The Board OF Managers OF this charity will IT,
held at the rooms Of the Young 1ens' Christian
Association this afternoon at O'Clock. full at
Tendance is desired.
, 1864-04-28

ILLEGAL ATnArruxa.-James ". Grace and David
II. Sheldon, Of Cameron, Warren county, were yes
te1ds5 brought before United States Commissioner
Uoyue. chnrgcd By conductor on the Chicago.
Burlington and Quincy Railroad with un1awfntly
travelling upou soldiers transportation passes-
they not being in the service Of the United States
lhcy we've breaking the law In using the passes,
and the charge was dismissed upon payment BY the
parties Of MI costs. This is the third Of
liar nature which las come before the Commls-
efoner. and Mr. Larned. the United States Atto..
Dey, expressed himself determined to Visit the cx
IRENE penalty Of the law upon all persons 80 odead
iup In frfute
, 1864-04-28

E House and Sign Printing, Calcimlug,
Glazing and Grain,rg. Taper Ha1glngs and Win
dow Shades selling Wholesale and retail at New
York prices. F. E. R1dHY, s9 Randolph street.
Bog .S63 mh3l-b7451m
, 1864-04-28

Police CorRT.-Little OF importance occurred
ct this establishment yesterday, the majority OF
cascs being simply diaorilerlies.
4 1iserdfrIy House.-Jennie Martin was charg-
cd viii, Lsenirg disordcrly hunsc on South Clark
street, cLd Shcut els :.cdivilun's were arraisucd
as inmates Of The SINE. The 5siitatto adduced
Tie keeper and $40 and costs upon each Of the In
mates.
observation-disclosures IIolland, brought mp on re-
rapd, charged with the larceny Of SO fr1m Lib
WOODS was discharged, there not being sufficient
evidence to eneure hie cDn7ictlun
, 1864-04-28

solved greatly changed through large section
o, tic United States, and the shackles arc being
! strrcR from millions OF slaycs, and
WHEEEAs, Thne vast regions and populations
arc being ofened to tree though, speech, and free
missions that have heretofore been sealed a.ains1
| them, and
WHEREAS, Ideas aud enmigration from the free
States are likely TO follow the triumph Of the Union
! cantc eoulh,yaru: Therefore be II
Refo'ctd. That It is the duty OF the cong1cSa
| tional churches Of the United St2tes 70 inquire
what lie their duty In this Sast and solemn cf!els
such as comes only once In ages. and whht new
cGo1e, measures and policies, they may owe to this
condition OF affairs-thfs new Genesis Of NATIONS
! e,ta,fnn> co-nnerafion and CONCERT among ON
ehurcces' and to these ends requires ezteneive
Tcanondcnce among our ecclesiastical aesoc etfons
! ~ The aseetrlling Of National Congregations
Cnnyention
PftoirsI. That We believe no ecclesiastical ordel
hes n T;Tht tn erfst Thch has not alep the right
onS dniT ri selieItenF,on nor viii auy such o.ae,
onu .nar+h.t f1nns nnf recoonize and assigt such
!.ghst. !htt 80 ~ 5nty ee "e' -~7N'1@'~
5'Eo Ej.y ~ Tha+ II sa nc t1,e or3nr1n1e4 nf tburct
aax xrh;ch 20 hnId and nnr conrirtions Of tlejl
vi,n7 vnine and vast bene1ts Tint we am Is III
1r1ner .M, mcans to dpse Them, and tbat recosniz
1nE NC res'Ilctse -. s;t "a " 49, -srtr -
licre th>m 10 oe ~ r. kat ana psopei''
, the Chnrch, q Cnt1st ana tue face OF nan.
! Retolttd. That Te beliere y dne 70 our piaatSt
pies especially IN ms piesent G.s! ana1 s,s
, 1864-04-28

SoxE Pnor1T.-The old saying that ''lts IN II
wind that blows nobody gool.' ia excelleutly
illustrated by the behavior OF some OF our city eat
Ing house keepers, regarding the rise in the price
OF edihles. At Dearborn street establishment
eere worth in the market l49el5 cents dozen. are
retalled at the moderate price OF s1.20 that Is two
fried cEge alone, without sny1hing serred with
nay be furnished to the economical diner-out for
the email eun Of forty.fve crnts, while the thirsty
ones caNbe supplied with coffee nj only ten cents a
CUP.
, 1864-04-28


has visited our city during the past tweaty-four
hourf, from the North, has produced much hsvoc
among the shipping on Like Michigan. Owing 10
the prera]ence Of fine weather during the last day
or TO, nearly all the vcsscls had left our harbor to
proceed on their voyages, 60 thai wacn ne storm
exposed 10 iis fury II is Of course impossible TO
tell the amount o damage inflicted bat - lcsTaph.
lc ndsicee from Milwaukee report The prescnee OF
the tark Bride Of America, loaded with wheat, and
etarting from Milwaukee, for Buffalo, She ran
nal,ore about II o'clock Yesterday forenoon sonth
Vt tuc piere. very high ee1 Was running over
her aid she was foanding heavy and appeared to
ee leading, as her pumps we're working. The
se It tan s. a' hsh ana
dry On the beach. The Cream City, for Buffalo,
containing &, 000 bushels OF wheat struck at the
same time; ard also the bark Moutexuna, the Last
thirty other Vessels we're at anchor near the piers.
untii the gale should cease. some anxiety WAS
but she, afteT much troublesome lacking, succeed
ed IN safely entering the harbor. These. it Is
1cnIed. are only few Of the casualties which hare
arisen from the etosaa, for the gale, both az re-
were one,
hnNcs1EG LopoE.-The dedication OF Kilwin-
aine .iaH to the nse Of the ksawlnnirs Lodge, No.
oiA ~ f1ee and Accepted Maeops, took place yes
'e!oas anesnoon' and passed of with the highest
ectot. 1ae ceremonies were Witnessed by q larec
numDef Of Maepn9 and a numerous snrinkl,nc nf
e!sEaniay Nieasct aadics graced The ohserT.nc.s
with their presence. 'HSN~@s
A. description Of the decorations OF 4h~ hun
having already appeared In the columns of1hc TAI.
1uAE, e onlF necessary 10 state that the dmcn.
clone Of the hall are IS feet In length by is fnet in
width. The aoor has been covered with hand.
soHe 1fosse:s CARPET the pergadlag eolors o,
which nfc green and uak. The furniture is OF osE
1neo O. With n1s plnsh snd ,ere The eas nztures
some, tie n:,hts issuing In triangular Iets. Tht
bible contributed by VIM. T. Shufcdt. cost Ssa
and Ia the perfection of elegant printlng ani
chnete and appropriate binding.
The procetdingt commenced With proccssio,
of1Tand off,cere Of the order, and an introincfon
IN ike organ ly j. s. Belten.
The nds Bow dear the p!ece where Brother,
rot = ma thrn delivered with fine effect by !, i
Deiden, aesIe,ed by =. CnnninEham a 6; * n. sm!t'
dress nom the Architect to which Thomas ]. Turn
CT. Grand Mastcr, replied. Aessrs. belden, Gun
nIasln1s, smith aud Phlllps then enye The ode
s'Ye happy few who here extend" and .an ss hono
to our Mastcr pay,' after which the dedication
pr..er Wnt Offered up by the grand chaplain ~,
The anthem Prince OF Pence control my #lA
was followed ty IN eloquent Grafton On Free1na
sopry from Rev. j. Enskt11 Joncs.
The Singing uf the dozologJ and tie benediet1ol
closed the very interesting proceedings of the day
, 1864-04-28

W:ANTED-A responsible man Farmer pretc7td)
rnnce to other cn1tuits Tor which Sio year viii be
paid Cal pcssoEalls NJ the Office ss7 Clark street.
Room H. OF address O. Drawer Ess7, Chiesx0, ILL.,,
enclosing ctF and II your Township IS t1ksn Yoaf
5 centa Will be sent back to yo1. ap25-d69iat
NANTED-5,0oO Agents. The
~ Wonder OF tho World. T1Eur1zAIT o9EEs
BAL GRANT SlamnIoth 1'rize Pac4aRe, The best
Package 10 The World. Agents can make 9to1 psr
nenth selling publications. Send sesmp for Cif"
cnler to + h.LAkhQN, agent. IS LaEs street.
, 1864-04-28

RAILROAD CnASsr.- Thomas Hoop succeeds
James Smith as freight agent Of the Michigan Cen
.sal Railroad IN this city. Mr. Smith, we learn
euuoe his former poeittou. representing the jotnt
freight interest OF the Michigan Central and Illinois
centrnJ In st, LpuIe.
, 1864-04-28

" WANTED--Aeents to sell By, snb.eriptlop.
SciArcKERs HlsTosI or Tar nEnEl1 10y: Il
GnEAI hsBEILIoN. bY pr. Scott. yshlnHcker's Hls.
ready, completing the history to the fall of Vcks
burg and Ptrt lIudsnp and beautifully illustrated
the most popnjar. sxtncY hooss exAut. twelfth
edition fe!ag now !n press It ia humorous outl.ns
Of rebellion written In the ancIcn: chronicle st3.e
Price 4l.ao ptr volume. Address c. F. VEYT 4 CO.
up26d1ESSf
, 1864-04-28
.TDr 5aI9.

For eALE-A good second h,ad expsea. y
Il tuissb!e l3s S5ocsEJ. IN 10 seen 4. earrta- a
tty, corner Van Duren And Stats. ap3i9
TOR EALE-A two story frame bui14lns, 15xs
IL years oiu suitable ios making dwelling ar
n,irelou store. s$ill be sod remarkably ectap.
II toughr soon. Apply sd West Like atr.cF y,
nm, spa ID
, 1864-04-28

" "ANTED- 500 Agents to sell
~ the Crest Natural Weather 1udieatcr Iaoo3e
foretellug changes Of he weather from dsy to wet
vice versa interests the scholar ard the nlaa M g. t
winssa s wonderful functions sena @ 2nssaEe e. sss@f
HALL s sikE, No. ii Port1and Block, Ch1easo.
, 1864-04-28

TOR COUGHS, CoLDs s, a! aAD NJ
Il CoNsUAPTIDH---TasV Vsa Vseat,Iss - medlsine e1tI
asaee1slsd. II nas s1oop nd - .s1s of aess
T1ss having aad = a snEIsaasaeas1 eaaea 81 oaI nsst7hr
ic!.as our nost smnent r. Shos
ss s. y - g e ,ss e
each bottle. Tho *st:stsctorJ. Pse 81 cent
"a a f. .ses 81 sass.
earefal 4nd gfHfrISR gHsr II : O.: Wholesale MaSHa.
II REED I'd Al Il Ghicasos y BURaaAA aNIf&s
, 1864-04-28

"ANTED-3,s month. Agents wanted to aell
~ ssxing Masn'nes " wa!s g!ys sonmlss1o,n nv
for the abcve wages, and all e1penae5 paid. Address
D. B. HAkK1SGfON i Co., Detroit. Mich.
, 1864-04-28

| T O6T-DcE Lost-A, Black Spaniel. marked With
IL white on the chest liberal reward VIII be pAu
% hla return TO 4N Wabash avenue, Of g Dearborn
! r 0ST-on Clark or nandolph streets; Monal,ay
IL noon. purse containing about 1890 u 9llls,
H:ostH Oh the Caxanoria hank" being 1ae earnings
Of r92s Toman The nnder will BE- Heefany ad,y r.
, 1864-04-28

U. l.. A.-The regular meeting Of the Q. L. A.
OF the Nth Ward, will be held tonight at their
hall, on Clifton street near Randolph. Every
member is requested to be present.
, 1864-04-28

ST. GEoEsE's BA11--The anuual bail Of the St.
Georges Society, which, according to custom
should have been held on Saturday last, bnt wis
postponed IN consequence Of the Shakspcarisn Gel
,ebYafiou took plsce last evening and was well at
tended. Everything passed of with the utmost
good order and dcoornm, and dancing wns kept up
Tifh Great spirit until late houf in the mornIne
, 1864-04-28
Gl)icagg Wribnnr.
THURSDAY, APRIL os, 1854.
THE CITY.

"wuL You coNE TO MEET NE DAEztxo," is
the name Of u most charming song and quAr.ct1e
by Geo. T. Root, just published and announced IN
1nothcr column by Root & Cady. Those who Like
Mi. Roots "tVneaut Chair" tund who does not y
vii do well to Get this.
Arizona miner., 1864-09-07
LIBEL NOTICE.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
Fret Judicial District of the Territory
of Arizona-In Admiralty

WHEREAS, A libel of Information has been
6lei 10 the District Court OF the United States,
within and for the First Judicial District of the
Territory OF Arizona. on the 25th day of August,
A. d. 1864, by AImon Gage Attorney OF the
United States for said district, against piece Of
land aud the buildings thereon, situated on or
near the Santa Cruz river, about forty miles
from the town of Tucson, and about eight miles
from the town Of 1ubac, owned by Elias Bre-
WORT, as forfeited and con6scated 70 the United
States for the violation OF the laws of the United
States. approved August eSl, aud July, 1862.
Now, therefore in pursuance OF the monition
and attachment under the seal of said court, to
me directed and delivered do hereby give pub
lie notice to all persons claiming said premises.
lands and tenements, or any part thereof, or
knowing or having anything TO cay why the same
should not be condemned and sod pursuant 10
the prayer OF said libel, and that they be end ap-
pear before the said court TO be held in the town
of Tucson in aud for the Third judicial District
of the Territory Of Arizona. on the last Tuesday
Of October 1864, at ten O'Clock in the forenoon
OF that day. il the same be day Of jurisdiction
otherwise the next day Of Jurisdiction thereaf-
teri then and there 20 interpose a claim for tho
same, and to make their allegations in that be-
half. NJ b. DUFFIELD.
Marshal OF U. s. for Territory of Arizona.
A. GAoK, q. 8. Attorney. nl23
Arizona miner., 1864-09-07

found trail to the top, and passing over tbs
southern end OF the mountain we followed u TO n
iaDcheria upon which we came unexpectedly 10
ourselves, and 40 suddenly that the Indians fed
leaving behind their bows and arrows, and their
fires burning After hunting around for two VI
three honrs without finding the Indians, we pro
ceeded northward, and at noon arrived at q
stream flowing eastwardly, which we named Sycs
amore creek This creek we followed down
about twelve miles. TO it's mouth finding Indian
corn and wheat fields all the way. At the mouth
OF the creek the Salt river flows southwark for
some miles and then turns to the west Three
or four Indians appeared upon the hills and hal
ioed to US on our arrival at Salt river, and after
q time succeeded in having a talk with one
who represented himself To be captain. He
refused, however, to approach nearer than two
or three hundred yards. We crossed Salt river
here, and followed the left bank down about six
miles, when the stream caTioDed and we were
obliged to climb the mountain. 1t was dark
when we reached the top aud we followed 81
Indian trail over very rough ground In south
eriy direction. After several miles travel the
trail turned westwardy, and at 1 o'clock D. m.
We came upon fine stream OF water. Here We
camped for the night hearing Indians all around
Us, out seeing none The morning light revealed
beautiful valley covered with corn and wheat
fields. This creek we named Pina creek 1t
runs northerly and empties into Salt river near
the great bend above mentioned, Soon after
daylight the Indian fires commenced blazing on
the hill tops. and the Indians began iaiiooifg ut
us. One who appeared TO be the leader ap-
preached near enough 10 talk tc u.s. and invited
him and his people TO visit us at our camp on
Salt river. which he promised be aud they would
do the next day.
fro Blk CONCLUDED IN OR ssxrl
Arizona miner., 1864-09-07
PRESCOTT TO la PAz.
The Pioneer Express.

The undersigned will run Pony Express
semi-inonthly, from Prescott and the various
mining districts Of northern Arizona to la Paz
connecting with Grants and Wells, Fargo a.
Co.'S expresses 10 California and the Atlantic
States. Offices Lynx Creek, Wertheimefs
store Prescott, Juniper House WeavervIls.
Howells store La Paz, Chris. Murrs saloon
ROBERTSON & PARISH
Prescott July Is, 1864 Mo