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the Malaria 81 Miasmatic Countries.
We arc enabled here to offer the community
remedy which, while Il curcs the above eotnptane
with certainty. 10 still perfectly harmless in any
quantity. Such remedy II invaluable in districts
where these affecting disorders prevail. This
Guns" espcls the miasma.ic poison q I e !,
velopncnt OF the disease, il taken on the first q.
proach Of its prcmonitory symptoms. ltisnot only
the best remedy ever yet discovered for this class
OF complaints. but also the cheapest. The large
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FnvRR AND AouE preynils, every body sheuA
have II and use il freely both for cure and protec.
ton. A great superiority Of this remedy over any
other ever discovered for the speedy and certain
or mineral, consequently il produces no oanism Or
other injurious effects whatever upon the constt.
ton. Those cured by 10 are left a healthy a. II
they had never Ind the disease. t5s
Fever and Ague Ia not alone the consequence ot
the miasmatic poison. A great variety 81 disos-
ders arise from Its irritation, among which are
Neuralgia, RhssOnaiisns, Gout, Headachs, Blind
meas, 1oothache. EdracAe, Chsay,A, AstAma, Pal
pitafion, Painful Afscfion Of kAs Spleen. Hystsra
ics, Pain ~ tie Botrels, Colo, Pay0iysis and u
yangessent Of tie Stomach, MI Of which. whsn I
originating in this cause, put on the intrrmssesl
type, or become periodical, This /" CuRR cxpes
the poison from the blood, md consequently cures
them all alike. II IL an invaluable protection =
immigrants and persons travelling or temporarily
residing in the malarious districts. II taken occs
sionally OF daily while exposed e the inftelots
that will be excreted from the system. and cannsG
accumulate in sufficient quantity 70 rpsn inD -
ease, Hence il IL even more valuable for ptcteA
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mittsnts II they avsil themselves II he prosestl
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81. Iseuis, March ID. s
Bat few additional particular. yet OF the
battle in north wettern Arkansas. ~ This is.
sccouutci for by the fact thar the rebsIse
are in force between Curtis camp. rand
Springfield, where rsgulsr Standardization
commences with ST.. Leans. The following
particulars have been tsiegraphed 10 tie
Repnhiican- Anticipating an attack en- the
south Gen. Curtis ordered the trains drawn
up On the nasih, bss ase sp:cssdly. the at
tack was carnmenccd on the rear, or Rorth.
of our army, by ffSeen Ausdsed TO two
thousand rebel cavalry. Gen. Sigel, with
500 mezst pspsscsed the trains for several
hours. alternately resreating and stopping
TO hold the rebels, in echsck while the teams
pushed bsek~ardt5 The main body Of the
army. While thas spsaged Sisel vas three
times surr5aa3ei. tas cut his way through
evsTx une. On -Esidsy the 1th, the en-
eagsmens heeame gsheral. The most ex-
pasei gas,;ipn vas occapied hy Col. Cars
aIvsssdn. A letter from Col. Dodge, OF
this divisien, saysthe losses. Of tbs. Alb and
Oh lava. ajsh lsIinais. and 2s.h Missouri,
are from $50 TO DO killed and wounded IN
each rssimenh 2ish Ma, had 800 engaged
nod io~s - killed and Q large number
voundsd. ls.h and iTsh M, 80 lows
Cavalry, and Ssh Ind., Lost about 80 each
Isl and "a Iowa batteries last about 20
each. Among cur wounded are General
A.assh, IN the arm, Col. Carr. slsa 10 the
arm. L.. Col. Gai,sgan, 4sh lava, L.. Col.
Heron, Mslor Gayle, Oh Iowa.. Rebel
eEeers tslIed ard we~n<aed ere Bsie.-Ges.
MeCulioch. Col Nclutesh killed., Brig. Gen.
Sack, Col. Rains, dangerously voundea,
Maj. Gss. Sterling Price, slsehsiy sson3ed
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Compound Extract Of SarSpariIla.

the most cfectual remedy which the ruedc.,.
skill Of our tirncs can devise for yhis ever.
where prevailing and fatal malady. Its com.
bined from the most active rcmeslials that ha,,
been discovered for the cxpurgation al this foul
disorder from the blood, and the rescue Of tn
system from its destructive consequences
Hence Il should be employed for the cure q
not only Scrohlla, but also those other alice
tons which arise from it, such as ERuPr,ys,
and SKIN DisEAsRs, Sr. ANrHoSS's FiRI
RosK. or EHysIrRLAa, PiNrRRs, pusruln,
DLorcHEs. BIAIxs and Boris, TuMoRs. Txr7n
and SALT RHsux, ScALp HxAp. RiNowoax
RHRuMArIsH, SyPHiLiric and MKncuR,AL ll,s.
RAISES, DRorsY. DYsrRrslA. Dka,L,rr, and
indeed. ALL COMPLAINTS ARISING rKaN Vrra.
rHD on lAruRx BLoop. The popular helist.
in " inpmity Of the 6lood" is founded in truth
for scrofula 10 a degeneration OF the blood. Tie;
particular purpose and virtue Of this Sarsapsz
rilla i to purify and degenerate this vital Hui
without which sound health Is impossible
contaminated constitutions. -
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- Some Of the rebel women in Nash
willie, whes ,say Of the q. 8. o0csss prs
them 10 the streets, Yussls their dresses q
10 ficree secrn. but they are very careful. 10
doing -. 10 sbov . long reach a ancies.
The s6eers rather Ike it, Lexisrite
journal.
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MAnsHAL,s SALE,


DR. vIRTUR OF A vENDlTIoN ExrONAs TO NE
- directed from the Office VI the Clerk Of the District
Court OF the United States for the Western Division Of
the District Of Iowa. will offer for sale - *
MONDAY, 31ss DAY OF MARCH, 1862,
between the hours OF 10 O'Clock A. and o'clock r.
N and COMMENCING the hour OF 10 o'clock A. NJ OF
said day. front II the County Once in the
city of Council Bluffs, at public oucry to the highest
bidder for cash. the following Rea, Property heretofore
levied upon The pr perry Of John T. Baldwin taken
at the suit of IL. y Dibbice 4 Co., - Johu Warner
aud John r. Baldwin, defendants, impeaded with b. n,
Pegram anu Grenviie n. Dodge, o-,oit:
Lot l6in Rioek 10, In 1aylias, First Addition. tRc-
corded Addition to Connect Biuffs City.
Potawat,smie County, Iowa. Also lot 10 block s,
block g. lots in block g. lots in block 10.
lots in block 81 lots 10 b II in block 49, lots &
in block A. and lots ID IA in block IS, In Beers Sub
division to Council Bluffs City, Pottawattame County.
Iowa. II Z 1880. ss8G 35
Taken as the property OF John r. Baldwin to satisfy
an Execution in favor Of II. n. Dibbice n Co.
II. n. HOxlE, U. s Marshal.
By J. r. WILLIAMS, Deputy.
Council Bluffs, Iowa, March LIST. 1862.
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THE SUPPRESSION or THE REBELLION.

Thc Progress OF the Notwithstanding
News from Rcbeldom-O National
Financcs-The Death OF Ex-PreSident
Van Buren-The Latest News from Eu-
rope, &c., &c., cSc.
The Dispatches from all parts Of the country in
reference the prosecution Of the War for tho suppress
sion OF the Rebellion will be given in the FAGnY HERALD
ready to-day "wednesday IL will also contain late and
interesting News from the discontented States The
stirring Address OF General Thomas Francis Meagher TO
hi Country An interesting account Of the building
OF the Rebel Ram Arkansas her strength and escape
from her hiding place. An Account or the Financial Revo
ntons OF the past year showing the immense resources
Of the United States Sketch Of the Life Of the late
President Van Buren, and tho exercises at his Funeral
Reports Of the Commencement Exercises at Union and
Hamilton Colleges The Latest News from Europe, and
all interesting news of the past week.
Terms--rwo dollars per year single copies, four
CENTS
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Ntsf0's GAxpEy.-The announcement that Brigaiicr
General Thomas Fraucs Mcaghor and suite 10 visit
this cstab sment last NJ ht the OF iing 1t 10
hs utmos. capacity. At n carly hour tho box Office
bessigcd the ushers had than they could attend
10. Until the curtain there continuous rush
fsr seats Ths piece represented the popular
Irish drams tho "Coissn Bawn, y in which Mr. Collins
sustained his rimabls part Of Mylcs introducing several
Of bis popular sonss among which he sang Union
ssds to the air OF "sprig q shIlelah in which he was
sncsred three timos Tho song concluded with tue FOL
lowing verse. which fairly brought down the house,
let Paddcg and Yankees forever unite,
And drub all the world Ia laundering light:
Aud if they attempt our land 10 degrade.
Faith wsi leather them well with the Irish Brigade.
Win the srrig OF sheah aud shamrock SO green, &c.
AZ the conclusion OF the second act General Msag,cr.
fu rssrons. TO repeated and hearty calls forward
and delivered very happy aud patriotic speech,
during Which he alluded fseInsly 10 the scenes
which the Colleen Bawn' brought historically 10
his miad. and paid q very nice compliment 70 Mr.
collins rendition oflthe character Of Sfyss. le also took
occasion To speak o. tho msdious efforts os England TO
destroy unity, freedom and dignity Of bs noble re
public md promised that irishnien would always be
IourO ready t. shed their blood rss, fot land which
,hss enjoyed 30 many blessings. IN conclusion he
,pened the audisnca 10 use their sxsyti0ns m up
IN, RANKS of lis ttlc Brigade whch had uecn thnbed
by the hsrce conflicts Of battle.
The New York herald., 1862-07-30
Police IaselIigencc.

BREACH TRtsr.--julia Banord, aiias Mcvey, good
booking girl about twenty years Of age brought be-
FORE Justice Kelly charge Of stoaug gold watch and
chan valued s2s4 from Manuel Cue, Of No. Wooster
street. under the following circumstances Ths prisoner
appears requested tho complainant leave his watch
with her for safe keeping stating that she would wear Il
around her neck anu give II TO him In the morning Not
suspoctug any snstor design, Manuel consented to the
proposition and fell asleep unconscious OF any danger
la the morning. however, whom he inquired about his
watch, hs was astonishsd 10 lind that II missipg
and Julia, being called 10 explap matters
said that II had been stolen from under her pillow The
manner the girl led him 10 bosve that she had con
coctad the robbery herself, and, notwithstanding her
many protestaons Of innocence, he determined 70 de.
liver her over the polcr The accused vss commit tad
for trial on charge Of grand larcsuy.
The New York herald., 1862-07-30

Tna REBEL MSERMANN GUNs.--The rebel
Journals report the arrival at Macon, Ga, Of
C twenty-five Of the cannon captured by the
inkermann,' and presented to the rebels by
certain English merchants. We consider this
one of the finest talschoods which has yet dis
graced tho rebel press. In the first place, the
English did not capture any cannon from the
Russians al Inkermann. In the second place, il
any such cannon had been captured they would
have been carefully kept as trophies by the
English government instead Of being shipped
off to the rebels by English merchants. So
much for this rebel lie, which equals any OF
Beauregards best.
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United States District Court.
Before Hon. Judge Belts.
TIM PRIZE CAS-

JuLy 2J.rhs Court opened to-day 10 receive the re-.
.arn OF process admiralty and prize cases, and
wardiug suits tcrein, and other special orders were
also heard and disposed OF by tho Court
Judge BELTS observed that tho made last week
by tho District Attorney and granted by the Courhat
the rye Court be adjourned to-day for the remainder OF
the usns summer vacation will be suspended sxoeu.
ton until Tuesday Of next week OF legislation
in Congress the last day Of this session. ia relation to
th, Inv of prize The Court will accordingly continue
sitting daily throughout this week and Monday of nsxt
Tho case, )r tho tinted states sgains the following
prizs ysssels wMe postponsd-The Mary Stewart ana
cargo schooner palras, steamer Elizabeth and steamer
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AHHINNES.
rcRrRgss MISUNDERSTANDING Hcuduras-J Woodiaansce,
Mr. Pront.
NEW ORiEssS-ssnp Geo Washingtnn--C Alexander II S
Gilmore, Misses 4 Hame and Gold.
NEW ORLrsEs--Ship wild Cst--J tdiham.
JoRro cAssLio-Brig Avcsetto-Oo Simon &adriz, lady
four children and nurse
NKuvus%-Brig Anita oycn--F oueller Joseph Rowcd,
dc Verona.
EEw oalEsSs.Iris q T wetherii--Mrs Carver, c Bru.
gere Smith
EKw onLsAss..seNr RaipA pes-Nrs Todd, Mrs Hurd Mr.
Wyatt and lady, M Taylor ard lady.
NAssAv-Sohr Auce--Mr ieetel aud LADY
The New York herald., 1862-07-30

PICN'o BENEFIT CATHOLIC CHURCH SraTES
IsLASDA picnic will take place tomorrow (Thursdsy
the sst at Elm Park, Staten Island, for the benefit
the church under the charge Of Rev. John Parry
Craniscvc, near Rossy.e. the recent improvements
Which, together with the erection Of convenient and
handsome esbytery and the purchase Of grounds for
cemeery render pecuniry aid at this time accept
able. Tie steamers Flora and Pomona will leave Cort-
1dt street FOR the park every hour from O'Clock
In ths morning and will return to tho city hourly
rendering tho OF the festival easily accessible The
ticksis put down at twenty-dvs cents Tho cause
being good one and the prospect Of fhealthfn enjoyment
ccrtsn presume that large number will be present
On the occasion
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SEA usrenae Court.

THE ARREST OF SUPERINTENDENT KENNEDy--wRrT
OF HA8gAs coRfrs FOR MS DISCHARGE.
JtIY aa.ios,ph HaH ond others as. John A. Kennedy
Superintendent g ne Metropolitan Police, and others
The defendants were arrested civil suit issued from
this Cour, in for damages arising Of the
Iorcement Of the liquor law FOR the suppression of
perancc. The plaintiffs charged with selling lager
bier After the decision Of Judge Mccunn in the Court
Sessions declaring drink to be beverage Judge
Barnard appeal decided that such the intsrpreta
ton OF the act Of the Legislature.
Mr. A. oaey Hall moved ~ discharge the dcfondans
Kennedy and his subordnates, being contrary the
police and against its express rovisions that the
t'omm sioncrs Supcrintcn their subordipatcs
shou.d he snb beet TO arrest q criminal suit. .
After argument between Mr.. BEDFORD, counsel for
plaintiffs and Mr. Hall for the defence Judge Ccrko took
the papers and reserved his decision.
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NIMrried.

CARIIe-ENNIs.ln Lyons, on Saturday, July II by the
Rev Mr. Montgomery Mr.. s. !. CAniI, or Minnesota to
SAtiIK adopted daughter of the late Robert Ennis
COsoN-G Tuesday July 20, in tho First
Baptist church. by the Row. Edward T. Hiscox, CORNELIUS
10 LUcRErA IT,, second daughter OF James Grths,
tsq., ali OF this city.
Philadelphia, Washington and st. Louis papers please
COPY
GlAssoN-AKIN.-At Philadelphia, on Saturday July Il
by The Rov. j. g. clay JoHS r. GLAsos, OF tho city Of
New York, 10 Miss CAROLINE AKIN, Of Philadelphia.
Euup--i --iAMBIlNGsoA.-AtG Grace church, Rochester,
Thursday IuIy "a by the Rev. No loot Jaass knp
Mss LOUISA j., only daughter 8. Tamblngson Esq,
~! Of Rochester New York.
PiNNEIdr-ioNNE1r--On Tuesday, July 29 by the Rt.
Rev Horatio Souigate, the Rev GEORGE c. iEssKtL
SARAH W. daughter OF panie Bonnet, all of this city.
The New York herald., 1862-07-30

ALlANl july 2s, ISUz.
The canal tolls from the orsnus Of the July
az ies p f 9ao0To For The period In 1851 they
suounted 10 81, ,30I ,324.
The New York herald., 1862-07-30

The CaTuonsH GAEDEys.-Tn weather like this enjoy
ent in the open air. with the genial shade OF no trees
and tho perfume Of sowcrs, combined with entertain
0ents Of refined intellectual character, commend
themselves to every 1t is just such combination
which Tue visitor finds at the Cremorne Gardens and
bonos the large numbers who frequent them daily ana
nightly. Music, tho ballet, the exciting df the
equestrian ring, and the sober of the shady
PRONE the prcsense Of excellent artists in almost
every capacity, form the attractions which render the
Cremorne Gardens the deli ghlfui place Of
uncut OF taa sulnfcor season.
The New York herald., 1862-07-30

OyAsA, Y. T., July ~, 1S52.
n w Depuy, late agent q this Shawnee Indians, was
arrested to DAY by the Unisa sss Marshal OF Nebraska
"a q oaafge OF snbszziins pc5iic oessv.
The New York herald., 1862-07-30

THa Lone ISLAND COLLEGE Hos.TrAL-TEsre seem to be
doubts entertained n certain interested qua
20 ths which have induced tho managers OF the
Long Island College Hospital to throw that institution
for the benefit OF sick and wounded soldiers The fact
is that the rccompense required for each soldier fifty
cents por day while sevonyve cents is charged this
side Of ths river The Of fifty cents not being suf
acsnt supply the wants Of oach soldier the managers
Of the hospital obliged to put their hands in their
pockets TO supply the deficiency. This is sufficient
guarantee for their patriotism and bencvolence.
The New York herald., 1862-07-30
The Monroe County Rcgimcnt.
New Jersey Items.

TnE JERSEY CRY COURIER AND ADVERTISER suspended is
publication yesterday. Its politics republican,.
Tho only paper Published in Jersey City demo-
cratic Journal.
fnE FrSkRiL SRRnoS OF CnTMs BEAM was preached on
Sunday the Union street Methodist Episcopal church,
Newark. by the Rev Newton Hoston D. pastor OF tho
State street Congregational church, Brooklyn from Rave
iatons xiv. Is Many interesting letters read from
those who Witnessed the fearful death Of the Captain
aud appropriate hymns sung by the choir.
Ngw COUNTERS EITs.--Tiers in circulation nj
Newark the following counte S10Os, Acrr.
banking Company, Concord N. H.. $5s, Mercantile
Bank PIat,sbnrg, y. r. nitation) $2s and SOS Eas.
ton Bank $50 southport Bank S2s. Marthas Vineyard
Bank sjs, Cumberland Hank r. l. 5's Bank OF Orange
town. " r. $5's aad sos, Farmers and Mechancs'
Bank, Cataden, n. j.
jaw. lioSprAL--the following The weekly report
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INTERESTING FROM MISSOURI.
Complete Rous or = Rebel Party near
Fulton.

JEFFERSON CITY. Mo-, July 20, 1852.
Colonel Guitar OF the Ninth Missouri regiment, rein
forced by Lieut.. Colonel Shaner and Major Copper OF
Morrs horse, and Major Caldwell, of the Third Iowa
val-y $50 strong attacked at Mooro's Mills,
miles Of Fulton yesterday BY Porter and Cobb 900
strong aud after fighting till after four O'Clock r. NJ the
rebels completely routed with loss Of from 70 to
100 killed and wounded, and one taken prisoner Col
Guitar reports loss Of IS killed and wounded He cap
tared guns ammunition, baggage &C., in profuson Tho
officers and behaved spIendd!y. Cobb is reported
killed Col Guitar resumed the pursuit last night, and
will follow them over the Jordan.
The New York herald., 1862-07-30

Prizes Cnshcd in all Legnlizcd Lotto
fes. Information given. JOSEPH BATES, Broker,
sNo II Wall street, room No. !, New York.
The New York herald., 1862-07-30

Long BRAscI TRAvEL.--On account Of the groat rush
sf passengers Lorg Branch Saturday afternoons
che steamboat and railroad company have very wisely
determined TO accommodate the travel by running their
boat, tho Thomas Colyer, so rs to make four daily
trips to the Branch On Saturdays. The boat will
Sesvs the companys pier, foot Of Murray street, 6
and loX o'clock A. NJ, and AZ 2so and S 80 O'Clock p NJ
In iew days the company hope to have their
on the track which will add greatly to the comfort Of
the route Their advertisement appears in paper Of
this morning, showing the change Of time, &c.
The New York herald., 1862-07-30

Tm RELIEF ASSOCIATION, at 1914 Broadway, for sick and
wounded soldiers, wish to notify the generous public Of
this city that tho recent arrivals have led to depletion
OF hsir stock Of goods The following articles nuch
needed al donations will be thankfully received and
acknowledged by the ladies' Committee in attendance;
Canes crutchss crava,s suspenders wooen coats and
pants stockings pocket Laudkerchsrs, Shirts drawers
port wnc. brandy ellies. smeas, sugar. books dress
ing RoWns &C.
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Official Drawings of Murray. Eddy G

Royal Havana LOttery.-Prixes cashed
information furnished Highest paid for Doah-
looms. TAYLOR * CO., Bankers 10 Wal! street
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Royal Havana Lottery Of July a.
Sec official drawing in another column.
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know them, and they are all doomed men"
GENERAL. DIX FOR GOVERNOR AND SEWARD
ToR SENAToR.-Our announcement that COM
bination had been formed with Dix for Cover
nor and Seward for Senator has created uni
versal alarm among the gubernatorial and
senatorial aspirants, from Greeley up. Their
squirmng shows that it is popular movement
one that the people are ready to endorse. Hence
the aspirants for those positions are laboring
TO prove that there is nothing in it, and that
Seward will not 60 back to the Senate.
The motives of these philosophers are so
understand that they have commenced pipe.
laying, and the usual political manipulations,
in order that such delegations can be secured
TO the State convention as will prevent the
ratification Of the agreement between the
conservatives. The internal republicans and
the secession sympathizers in the ranks Of the
democratic party are determined upon frustrat-
ing such an excellent Union movement. In
order TO prevent their success we would urge
upon the people in the several counties OF the
State to Immediately assemble and elect dele
gates to q convention, to assemble in the early
part Of September, and then and there place
the two representative men--Dix for Governor
and Seward for Senator-hefore the people.
Such move would force the politicians who
are trying to control the regular conventions
into an endorsement of those men, or else they
would stand before the country as aiders and
abetsors Of the Southern conspiracy. Let us
have the convention While our armies are
dealing'with armed traitors let the people take
care Of the intriguing politicians in this State
by placing in nomination at an early day
General Dix for Governor and Seward for
Senator What county will claim the honor Of
moving first?
The New York herald., 1862-07-30
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The Canard mail steamship Persia, Captain Lott, will
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The mails for Europe will close in this city at eight
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The NEW YoRK Naturalization for Europe-will be
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Doctor Hunters Discovery Cures the
very worst Scrofus obstnse Eruption Of the Skin
and old Uiccrs no Divton street, New York City. siucs
1854 - 3
The New York herald., 1862-07-30

Crfstadoro's Hair Dye, Prcscrvatsve
and WI. depot wholesale and RETAIL No. Astog House
The Dive Is applied by exrericnccd artists