davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1865-04-27

sUTEuU 3NAFAet-1R prIg -s0e
o. 'Chanee, this mo1ni:g 1heta mod ,-a.e In.
qu''y fer Flour. What TA9 IN ac'trc de- nand
m drar C. Of from 4HC o8:, hansac ious amonQt ng
8" eot COO hu. torn advanced lc and Oats 1c. N5
moTeue4t In other grains.
, 1865-04-27

Detroit Grain nIarkets-April -
.,WnHA!--No quotat1e chsnge. a sale of 800 bu
No W Nhlte . y plav tt terms.
CoRN-st.' 'ty, With acsive d. ana. sles 010 pu
bnSR-" At s2c, rud ears on Il act 1t SOC
~ steady. Sales l9 hu ta two LOIS,
hYAHSteaqY ct &c. A aaIsot ~ nu
, 1865-04-27


ma@tnE contracts Ar t1 FIR Flour 10 Nav York aud,
II 60 to DoBt:n- fou tn Casa Goote n thes rstcs.
,,ELQIH-H:esMiyss:1 M ~ BIZ; shipped. ~. bsls
l& E1ls ,.M.yn9vef lsp b .. SCHUYLER T. ana
500 b1ts Col. 3 @b' Ice" Id br!a Pr,ncrt3
III md 100 h5la {nut ramed> At $3.50; Id br.s
sra o bis @ Ell sE!sSsF srss gss
80 rn.t e3.o0; 50 hfis Al 81 50. s'@ A'-'
,s.kr, EATrsffiy-a 1l,s oa shipped ou
e. i'lss T. .e re MBlFF
EHEAT-We did y : hear OF aa1 Man.sn1nns'
= ~ !, m tihKATsaeo, ~ b Ne spraE in IT i
c'c:!ng atm It 81 a2K ter Nc. spiinS 10 sfsr-.
,tatRN.Ftctlvto, 60 G25 bu shipoed. ,:soo bu
Maker l81kc better t,r corn ID s'ora Csnsi -orn
T. u forn at 7.kc: ~ ou Do ii 1lc;so bn 10 It
n4c-Sorth si1e: st bu No. Corn In Asor1 =, 86c
2,sN bn Go 1t SIC; 800 REJECTED Al 6sc cN hi
p 70 Al sc TN 8. B. & 'nfs) Eorx arLoAT $500
~ \: snsl a. tic $500 hu Rejected DO 1t87c: 15ou
81 Thtte 60 at i.cto o; o0I " low It 7tHcf o.
% sing tim n &c for No. land &c for Rsjscsea In
It1'e -.
OATS Received. 2.cl2 u shipped, Is SO ou. Mar
k-' 1tfts1tc low ef SA:cs wsrr Al n6 IN M. oa's
III st re At 45xc; {u6 do It $50; ii By q, o.
44kc; 80 tu 44Aa l5lGo bu CO 1t Ac 3.00 oa
CO. i9SHc- cit sing quiet 1T 43Xc ,,~,
HxE-Mce1va+s. 81 N shipped, noat IA ~,
No AIT 7Sc.
, 1865-04-27

/ shn,la hfph.,-,r..f,,. ,.,tI :, e9"ess H'o =
closin, Win ~ aa.Iua w!.a s.,es al ''t, ana
fn, "a, A ~ As1's Inquiry al a's4-sellcrs hold
1nc,, s,,.,a
ca.aaa $3.50 "cte 4aies pay nFm. Chamber Of
that figure. Bank Stocks con,nne Arm ,vI,t, ..,ss
OF Thin Natfon,1 +o.a,v =, IN AA VAIL 1a'ee
! fova,4,,s - 5., a, 81 'oo'
'e'Anl' ~. III oonos are In better request and
h'eher. We quote:
Buying. Selling.
Tnn.E"9t.nue nues..-......---.... 103 l6>X
go y. H1.. r,s, -. :. '.''....--...' 10 N
, 1865-04-27
LATER.

In tho evening there Was good attendancs at
the Board Of Trade Evening Exchange Rooms,
but the general markets ruled weaker In conae.
queace Of the declining tendency in gold. The
following are the eales made On the call:
, 1865-04-27

Iherc vas fair attendance on the Stock Board
TO Gay, aud the market for gold was moderately
aetFe at lo1 at the rst board and $50 a. the sec.
ond board. on the street gold opened firm at ISL
loIa' eat closed weak at 1499-huyers Offering only
la9 Silver was nominal at 1o84114p.
Cook Courty Scrip was In far .euuest md a
shade higher-openfng With s,1es at o3,. and
eo'1ns With M acttye inquiry at 91-sellcrs hold.
tnk At Oft.
Local stocks we're quiet but drm. Chamber of
commerce Stock wss sold at ee, and closed firm at
that figure. Bank Stocks continue l,m with Eo,as
Of Third National 10 day a, 16o.
ooVesnm' Mt Bonds are IN better requeat and
, 1865-04-27

New York Stock HiavneE.
C:ost1G prices for cash, apsu N. Is65 Eccs.rsd BY
F.G. Saltonssal1 l. Co.. Commission, Stock ana Bcnd
BE keT9. u Clark ntre It Chic aso.
, 1865-08-30
Obieago .Qrtbn,le.
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 50. 1865.
For The Chicago Tt'bune.]
A SOLDIENsS SONG.

From ont the clear blue Alabama bkJ
The starx look down upon the bloodcsa held;
As lead on saddle riliowcd. here ne,
And half 10 Morpheus ny senses sacld,
And ca1up end trnin nrr from my view concealed
III. a,1,s 1ops. hot nnd dusty march is o'cr,
Thc horses staud beside the tanl1inE stream;
7ac .on,. and boistcrous 17u-h are heard no more;
And. AZ the bivonac-1ses last shooting glcama
Exnires, ny memory wsndcss in dream. -
Throughout ny changing y1zfoa, as through an
Nv Making rcmin1sccuce OF the past
Arpears {ae far5 at geni]'s calI
Il,st sourg, fsir Eace sca.rc seyenteep when Last
1ss,e iss radiant featnrea rs she passed-
urppy arc they, among this weary throng,
Nhose epf1its. roaming in the midnight atr,
On drenms, through scenes to be remembered long,
Meet loving. welcoming spirits, who would shsre
soldiers joys, relieve soldiers care-
On me, aiss has fhllen no such lot;- -
sttllcd is the graceful form, the step 70 rare;
The musical, clear rfppling says not
II love thee'-nDd the eyes that beamed 50 fair
a welcome oncc. arc closed and quiet there.
She !. not dead-the tlecpa; the dark-brown hair
F1oate tn the wind, and heayes the gentle breast
The spiT:t Wanlers OF, know not where;
Pc1chanee by moi one single Thought FIN blest,
For get my cherished love Stands Inoonlessed.
For bad known her but few short days .
A moonlight walk, glance Of her bright eyes,
And 1he sweet yo!ce In rome loved poets p1aise;
These arc the recoliecilons tia. prize,
From which no "Ae eaEt-communion' may n1dse,
ii Blow, bu.le, h3ow"-beio9e Auro1a's light
Thy notes arouse mo frcm the dewy bed;
The Inst dream Hed, the last '1oud hops SO bright,
Its.,, fnf, Ia nft int, Ead
, 1865-08-30

An incident happened few evenings since
at The Cnthkill Mountain House which Is too
rich to he lost Among the company wns tho
venerable and Rev. Dry, OF New York,
gentleman whose dress and address dis
tinguislel him as finished gentleman Of the
old schoo1 Of manner, courtly and elegant.
He WIS In the sitting room surrounded by
circle Of friends, md strangers also were
around, enjoying the conversation, which was
necessarily los.d, because the Doctor Is un"
fortunately quite hard Of hearing.
An elderly Clergyman from down East en~
tered the parlor, and drawing . chair close 10
Dr.. ", began to PROFOUND questions,
which be was obliged 10 repeat at the top Of
hls voice TO make tho Doctor hear.
~ would be glad to have yonr views on
the probability Of the return Of the Rebel
States to the Union"
The Doctor replied that "he thought the
rssdsns 1saas mt dqs ws5e ua's0a and
.sWhat do you Think pursued the inquirer,
"of the. .e1pediency Of negro suffages"
The Doctor answered, III would not allow
my man TO vote who had not intelligence
but 1 would not exclude any man simply on
account of his color"
!" nm very glad" said the old gentleman,
sste hear these views from you, Mr.. Greeley" :"
wGreeley,' said the Doctor, ~ an not Mr.,
Greclcy!"
"Why, aye you not Horace Greelcy:'
;;"By no neans," said the Doctor. "What
made you imagine it." - :.
;''Wc1l, ask your pardon, and must ex-
plain, A young man sitting next to me at
dinner told me that you were Horace Greeley,
and advised ME to harc conversation, NJ he
said yon were fond OF talking with people
and expressing your views on public ques-
tious. ! nsk your pardon sir, bnt certainly
supposed was talking. to Horace Gree
ley:'. ) '-..--.
The amusement of the company was ex-
trcme. Strangers and friends Joined heartily
In the laugh, and none enjoyed it more than
the two reverend dlvines, one of whom had
been hoaxeti ind the other had been mistaken
fof the politician, whoae dress nnd personal
npncarance were as different from the clergy
nan-s as from any mau 'ivlng.-dlbany Jour
A..,5
, 1865-08-30

obtained an irresistible influence over her ca
tirely by means of magnetism. The moment
she came to her senses she was filled with re-
morse, but whenever he magnetised her s,c
mitted 10 whatever he told her. Three doc
tors Of Toulon gaye their opinion in accord.
anee with that Of DR.. Tardieu, Of Paris, and
many other medical men Of tho highest repu-
tation, that 1t Is possible, by means Of what
Is called magnetism, to obtain such influence
over young girl Us completely to anuihfiate
her will: CASTELAR, boosted Of his magnetis; T;
10 maEnetise the presiding Judge. He actC-
ally tifcd to n,agnetise the Proeureur Impe-
rial, and frightened him 50 much that be,
augrily ordered the prisoner to lower his
eyes. Being found guilty by the jury, he WAS:
sentenced to twelve yoars Imprisonment Will
, 1865-08-30
Adventures nf Il Canadian Couplc-A
Cheap Marriage but Dear Experience.
fFrom the Detroit Tribune ejth,]


Very recently xonns man and lady ar
tricts OF Clnada, coming from somewhere
near Chatham, 10 get married, IS they al
legged, because il cost too much to have the
ceremony performed on the other side. They
found their way to the Office of good-nn.
t.red justice Of the Pence, who, In considers
tLcm man and wife for d sula11 fee. Tie
,h1idegTooln, highly elated at Ills success,
started will! his better half for hotel near
the Central depot, and having securely dis
posed Of her In the sitting room, he started
out Tor ramb1c around the city. Having
more money left than he supposed he would
have, he visited several SALOONS, where he
formed the acquaintance OF number Of
"boye,n to whom he fully related the nature
Of his visit 10 Detroit.
= The "boys" saw prospect for fun, and not
mnny minutes elapsed before they had plan
concoctcd to separate, temporarily at least,
taken from one saloon to another, until final.
ly lc lost his wnr, and could not tell where
lis wife was stopping III the meantime one
of the party slipped quietly back to the hotel
and informed tic wifc-n girl Of about sixteen
years Of age-that her husband had. decided
10 take tea at another hotel, aud had sent foz
her. Suspccting nothing wrong she accom-
piI!iCu kuS Iatt5 h4A was AS1s ae Luz Pi1-G
alluded to- she waited patiently but no hus-
land caine. The husband was taken back to
Lis hotel only to find that his wife had gone
out with strurge man. We will not say the
poor fellow vas Jealous, but he certainly
t'sTore some" ....
That did not help him, however; 80 he
caain visited saloon, md soon became OBJ
livious to I'll that was passlns+,, around him.
He was relieved Of all lis money, and when
night epn1e be qwQEq only to. hn1 himself
robbed uuA with no signs Of his wife.
Some :" "b!uLbering - cnsued, but being left
alone, hc had to compose himself Us best he
could, notwithstanding the fact thot he In
formed the landlord and oil hands" Of what
had happened, The "1oke" was carried on
pair met ut the Central depot, purely By
accident. Explanations cnsued and they left
on the tlrst boat for Cnnada, the male half
swearing eternal vengeance against the Whole
Yankee nation, mud tile "boys" IN particular.
Having no money they made their circum-
stances known to eeycfal warm hearted pas
sengcrs, who paid their fare to Chatham and
they lef1 for home, apparently contcnted md
1tar1
, 1865-08-30
Southern ssIusurrertIou..,


So much Is said Of the iasubordination of
tie negroes at the South, that 1t becomes
subject of National Inquiry 10 know the truth,
whether sa1nto is only occupied with schemes
ofycnseancc. Another race than The patient
African might have developed tiser-likc quail
tics in the slow torture Of their prison-housc,
but il has been .c1afmed of tho blacks that they
have come forth from the life Of bondage
with gcntlencss md tcachlb1eness that
promise yaluablc fruits TO benevolent efforts
for their culture and elevation. There is an
incident Of cspecial point, bearing on this SUBJ
jcct, told in recent Savannah letter In the
Boston ddreriiser, one of se1ies embodying
the results Of Hon. Curl shurz'a mission. It
throws little light on these insurrection sto-
ries, the portion Of Gcorgia referred to being
the reported sent Of the worst disturbances
now threatening the South.
One Of our military commanders was recently Wis
itcd BY Doctor !ty!ne in sne cf the .oathesstern
counties Of this Stale. The doctor Looked very
General" says be. " the negroes In my county
arc In terrible state Of tnsuborlination, md ire
may look fer an outbreak every moment. coma
The General, already accustomed 10 such alarm
Ing reports takes she matter With great cop!ness.
stnoc1or." Gays be, ~ have heard o. snch things
What Feasou sholld the negroes have to resort to
ylolcncef"
peped right In my family. I have negro grl,
eighteen years old, whom raised. Far ten yeaed
SIC has Eccn waiting upon my old nother-iu-law,
Who lives with ne- A few days ago the old lady
waa dissatisfied about something, and told the gill
thst che felt HE giving her whlppIns. Now;
nj Old mo,hcr. .tn-'a" that she would not submit 10
Whipping, hut would resist. My old tathesin.law
then got mad and threatened her and shc told him
the came thing. Now. this Is an into1erable state
sfthinEs."
The General laughed and entd: "MS dear sir, that
git1 ia free GIRL and you hare Just ns little right to
daughter. She ought to resist wien you oapr her
whipping, and Eope she will. Ind will tell you
another Thing. Among your elavcs there nre prob
nb]y nacn who hasc scen their mothers whipped By
I your order. think the negroes deserve d great
deal uy ptnise for their moderation. Another race,
| If suddenly freed afler such experiences, wonld
probably have proceeded 10 cut tho tbroats Of those
Who were IN tic abit Of whippins wives ana moth
err. Now 60 horae, treat your people well. and pay
them lair Wases, anl do not come to me and c!amor
about ilonscr and insurrectlon, when The frecmen
I working Oh your plantation dance and sing, and
I wl,en The eifls refast 10 accept a whipping
The Doctor left, sosely puzzled with the n5etc-
r1rE IF free fSbGT.
, 1865-08-30
AffnfrAfn 2pu1n.

According 10 the late census, Spain and her
dependencies, the Balearic and Canary hles,
the entire population Of Spain Is sixteen ond
one half millions, which gives an increase Of
about one and one.ha1f millions on the last
census. The electoral qualification, has been
reduced to the sum Of ten dollars in taxes for
each clcctor, md the number Of deputies, for
mer]y fixed at one for each fifteen thousand
inhabitants, las been raised from three him.
dsed and forty-six to three hundred ind fllty-
two. Electoral lists are gotten up In various
localities Of Spain for the coming election,
which, 1t is thought, Will take place toward
Tic Queen, who is now Visiting the cities Of
Vallndolil, Brugos and Victoria, has been
everywhere received with the greatest cnthu-
sialrn. The cabinet Is actively engaged In car
rying out several useful projects the finances
attract its peculiar attention. The treasury
has reimbursed to The Bank Of Spain one hun
dred aud fifty millions Of reals, which had
becn advanced, and has concluded with that
binds itself to bring to Madrid the amount Of
one hundred millions in gold. In October
uext, the Spanish Government will establish
two lines Of steamers in addition to TINT be-
tween Catliz and Havana. The latter will
serve the West Indies and the Gulf Of Mexico.
The maximum Of the subvcntions for each
trip from Havana and Vera Cruz, thcrs and
back, IS fixed at s5 600 and 4 500 for the trip;
rio; trrsa from Havana to Porto Rico, stop
ping at Nucyitas, Baracoa, Santiago dc Cuba
and Mayng1,ez. ..,;;--.'':-s"
The petition Of the clerical party against
the recognition Of Italy by Spain i still circu-
lating. The Epoca says that 100, 900 names
long TO women and children, but observes at
the; same time that 100, 900 names are very
small minority in Il country whicl, reckons
16, M0, Coo Of souls.
, 1865-08-30
What sn Irish Woman Can Do.

From Tic LaW1cnea honsas) J0ufnai, SA-j
In 1s6O an Irish widow woman with four
children, and ssoO in her wallet, settled upon
the Solomon river in the western part Of this
State. shc had hrawny muscle, enduring
pluck, and some assistance from two OF her
children, being boys. She commenced culu-
waiting patch Of ground, md has now about
one hundred acres under cultivation. And
now for the proceeds and results OF her firm
ing. she has Just finished selling 100 bush
els Of com. at r 50 per buslel go pounds Of
butter al IS cents per pound e head Of cat
tic at So per head. She has field Of Is acres
to the ucre; on hand 70 firkins Of butter; has
increased her land till she now owns ], ,eo9
acres has 200 chickens, 100 ducks, and 160
head Of cattle. To recapitulato t'y table:
One thousand Two hundred bushels corn. S300
Nine hmpdrcl pounds bnttcr. 6I5
, 1865-08-30

ASQIum .A1P1SE AcC1nEST-To -Eaa1lsH
ToCRIsTs.-A London Times correspondent
Of Aug. LIST says:' TTo young Englishmen,
two guides and three portcrs, attempted to
ascend Monte Rosa :on Thnrsdny last. The
expedition was not q wise one, ns there had
been storms for some days previously and the
snow had not become settled. The guides are
to blame for undertaking it,, In going up
what Is generally called the Saddle Of the
Mount they toiled through snow which was
up to their waists. They were (pcrhaps
wisely rs it happened, but foolishly rs a gen
eyal rnie) unroped.' Considering the state Of
the snow, they went too far On the left side Of
the Saddle and exposed themselves to ava.
larches.- They ought to have Kept NJ near to
tue ridge of il as possible. When almost at
the top an avalanche caught them nod carried
them down to the foot Of 1t. By literally
swimming In snow some OF them managed to
keep On The suuace- Tho two guides were
the first to c1tticate .thensalycs, md with
their ico-a1es they lfbernted one Of the gentle
men, who was 50 tightly: .wcdged In that he
could not move. Nothing WAS to be seen OF
The other gentleman but his heels. He was
buried In the snow head downwaris. .Foftu-
nately he was soon pulled ont. Two OF tho
porters were missing, and alt sets to work to
ind them. Amer some minutes they came
upon one ofthe,n. When extricated. he wes
black IN the face, inkensible, and appeared to
be dead. but after a. few seconds his lips
moved, his chest slowly heayed, and By de-
, 1865-08-30
TEN DAYS ON RONCAn0R REEF.
How the IS Golden Rules, Passengers
Lived On flAe IuhnbItnnts.

Lived On tAe luAnbAtnntH.
We have already given particulars Of the
loss Of the California steamship Golden Rule.
in the Caribbean Sea, May G0lh, and the lact
that her five hundred passengers lived for ten
days on Roncndor Reef, In the forced enjoy
nlent Of nonallc existence. Their baggage
being total loss, attention WAS only paid to
shelter and provisions, even the fsbellc Of Ron
cador" being reduced TO pftiablc allowance
Of wca7ng apparel. Mr.. R., II. Monk and
family, Of Aurora, ILL.,, were passengers and
Afr. N. writes to the Aurora Beacon:
This small island proved to be Of come thir~
ty ncres in extent, one side sand, the other
rocks, and literally covered with crabs Of all
sizes aud colors, aud sca llrds-tle latter
ranged in regular ranks like M array Of sol.
dieTB, and so unused to civilized society that
we had actually ut first to kick them out Of
bly, we'll with, for We skinned and atc them,
and soan taught them uanners, 50 that Ia u
day or two they invariably Hnvc us the right
Of way; besides, the eggs they laid were not
TO be- s1eczcd ai by such a set Of hun
gry eannihals us NC nearly had become.
were collected and duly disposed Of; ald the
only fault heard alleged was, that the first
night being dark and our boys sharp set, not
d few chickens in embryo were swallowed,
which proved rather too much for even our
hungry maws- But The crabs as I overheard
genuine Pnddy e1cIafu, they bate the very
diyil limself.''' Between us it Was war to the
knife, and during The ten days we spent at
Roncador It, WIS . pretty even game as TO
whether We should eat the crabs or tho erabs
EAT III. and verify believe ultimately they
would have conquered; nothing was too hard
Of digestion for them, us my poor old boots
testify ut this moment why, bless you,
they cat the hair of your head, and the
nails of your toes, and one night we
were awakened by d terrible h1'lataloo IN
Tie next mansion 10 ours, which was occa-
stoned by big fellow Il suppose the com.
mandcr-in-cbicfo Of the crabs) which bad seized
an unfortunate Nelchman BY the nose, and
was bound 10 make meal Of him, but with
the nd Of couple Of rocks he was yanquish-
ed. and we had him for breakfast next morn
Ing. .-......s .-.....>,, So .$..5
we all set about building small stone butts for
protectfon from the henry rains and intense
heal Of the sun, the supply Of rocks render
fng it quite IN easy matter to build m house
ali the provisions on board we're carefully
taken Of and placed under canvas on the
Island, fair weather prevailing constantly after
the first day or Two.
, 1865-08-30
Nrgal.

MORTGAGE SA1.E.-Whcreas
-NI. itaria T. Dayu did: ou The rstt day II Msneh.
4. u. !eti. txccute md deliver - the 1ptrrsirnrn'
lsaflI. tntr liz day and ycnr atora!d. u aud upon
tAr PREMISES hereinafter drsctihea. secufc r INV.
mett q etT-ln Eo1e In kafd n ri 2a-e Particularly
get 3oEtE E"a Ht1cih&a, which thTr remain. due
amt hhftan Tue tGHl u about One 1L0nA3nd Forty
nc 1nd .s II no4s, xt tase.t tcvon sass te
corded .9 e iiesordes office OF Cock county, IN the
saA1t q tA.aoir. - iooE ii OF Mortgages p1;e IT,
And Wlf1rsA. defnalt has becn made In The payment
of kato note anG Interest secured hs sstd mortgage.
and authority Vested In said inosEaSce the Under
sirned) hy trjd mortgage deed coaininins uogoT al
.sir / ALalf on the lAIt!csL C5n hhy or Anrnzs 1
r. o,eloei 6s e., u :hs ~ asy,
sns "a Ii the County of {ook Aforesaid III a. HnS
IL auction TO ,he b!gtest h!tEtla, for cas kuttst to
lie sou!Y of redemption the premises ht.crlbed h
snd convsyed X ssia no5,g,ss E. ,os' o., 1?ttxeaty
Of i!linois to ~ ou 4na ssslsJ s.'o mole aud mort
xage md ex3enaes ot VIZ ~ ~ Sinrost, norn,n-
chtrsro Juty Is 1bH, iEzs,SS$atdjdp
, 1865-08-30

in regard 10 the instructions received ~ to making
the codicil; Miss Howlsnd inquired ii It would BE-
vided she wrote It herself; Miss Iowlsud died
July 3. 1866. No other testimony at consequence
was given by Dr.. Gordon, biz examination, Having
already been Eety lengthy. nor WIS any further est
deneo introduced On the part Of the conteatant
There WIS no ctoss-examination.
No argument being offered on either side.
Judge Bennett said that he should admit the
viii to probate, and the Court adjourned.
Thirty days are allowed By the statute for
contestants TO enter an appeal In the higher
Court, mud IL this Is done III the present case
it can only be dore on the grounds OF undue
apparently arc sustained by the evidence pro-
duccl,
, 1865-08-30

THE 1l97n REslMESr.-We hear that OF
ders hare been received at Post Headquarters
TO muster ont forthwith the 10th Illinois
regiment, now stationed here. This will, In
deed, be cheering intelligence to tho officers
sd Wi to- aITes ~ ST tbcmsclves o hc
MALTA Of war, and assume once more tho garb
and peaceful aYocations OF citizens. This Or
der will necessitate the appointment Of sew
cral new district officers, as Col. Nnney, Pro-
yest ,Ss ra Aarahal a1 Gapt; + Curry T. eaais Of
regiment, and are officers from whom VIC arc
10Th 10 part company We wish them. both
officers and men, happy return to their far
Western homcs.-.Ia5le Tribune, 18Et ~
, 1865-08-30

grees his consciousness returned A fE1llless
hour was spent In searching for the other, IN
body, si1 feet deep In the snow, near to the
place where the avalanche commenced. It Is
thought TINT when 1t begnn, Instead Of run
ming out OF it or with it, be, by mistake, ran
into It. On Sunday his remains wczc laid
close to those Of poor Michael Croz- The
funeral was largely attended.
, 1865-08-30

ttr. T.. L. &peltccr's.
Fragrant Odouselalne for tc teeth. Is Is ono OF tle
very a+t articles for c1e7nsinE and rsc*GE!ng tht
tech cyer oc-cd to tic public, and II Warranted to
contain no acid Or any otner ut1ceat In the lest In.
furious the teeth. a cake Of superior soosh rsse
accompanies tarh bottle. The 0udau5c1star csn be
found .. wholesale O. refill d,uggfsl4 generally
C-L SPENCER 4 CO. rIopttetofs.
Frpvldenec, r L
pEHAs, BARNES d CO.. New Yor1, Sole Asr2a
to vlon, nj ctders shon1d be addressed
tutHt- -c.0-m
, 1865-08-30

CORPORATION NOTICE.
CHICAGO, August 96sh, ISL
Whereas The Co1amna Council atthe cLy ofChEcaEo
hs. ordered thai N.i nnsaale srel be e1tHasd cast
Nov, tnC4rt r., public notice fs hereby Ggc1 TO all
rerstEa tntcrcxM1, tlat The Conmlsslo1ess of the
Court House 10 said city. thc 1st day Of sHpcmbe
A. D. l. at III: hour III 10 oeasc2 NJ = a5scss tnh
r1xd, together With tic costs OF the p,pcedings by
rfs sop the doing OF such work and the mailing OF
said contemplated Improvement
The eerCIl description OF tho 1a2d to be condcnued
IL tlc tiorth fwcc:y - ft Of the soc:a nts-two
tS 1ett md fort itt) north and xdo1n10E the
Did ~eth !ty:Mo (st, feet OF Block nre ts) Lush.
''>-' J.E. G1NpE1E,
FRED. LETT,
q. J. 1s0SE7
Commissioners Of the poaFd Of Public Wmxs-