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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-19
90 Get.
6onses ano farms Wanieo.

DARN WANTED,of about % or 30 acres,
Il more less with good houss aud out br1ings,
farming utensils and stock Location either on Long 'snd or
in Nechester Co.. not than 10 miles from New York
and near railroad communication with the city
Inmedste possession desired Pice not to exceed 100
per acre, including everything. Address giving location,
price, and other particulars NJ F. s., Tribune Office
EARM WANTED-In Westchester County,
Of from l3to 30 acres with good Dwelling &c, within
mile OF station the Hudson River Harlem, OF New
Haven BR md within hour Of New fork IS 90 cash
for place tbst suits Address with description, Box No
2,687 N. Y. Post Oaioe
WANTED t6'kCRCHASE. HOUSES be-
w l4h aud f9hst. between Lexington and eth-av
Or, Houses IN any good Location.
ALLEN BROWN. No 90 broadway.
WANTED by the lst Of Augusta 3 TO A.
story bisb stoop HOUSE in central part Of city pre-
ferred Address T. G. b. No. II West 2sths
WANTED-Fr0m 2 TO acres Of Land, with
w HOUSE and STABLE upon II. within one hovTs
10 by Is fro the ciiy Any having such place cf
sale al low figure viii please address COUNTRY" TTIb
une Office, stating terms and fOl particulars.
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IN CO-On AMI AFTER MONDAY, Ian. Is. 1864 Trains viii
lrs,e NFW YORK for BALTIMORE aud WASHINGTON,
., sui " g. u1 .. and ~ MLisl The 800 m,
Tsin will taxa Passen gers for DALTlNoiF aid AshINS
Ton only THIS II rain makes COM. lion a. PlateiphA
T.sIs ol Phladcphis vii, leave Now YcTk u ld ~
u m. snd p H., and Il Midnight.
MILITARY TICKETS viii no, he r.ceyed N The 81 Ia
a, 5:g n NJ TRINA ]. w. WOODRUFF,
Dee ~ E61 Assistant Supe,in,c ndcnt y. J. r. r.
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Real estate for Sale.
XIINEIAND LANDS-TO ALL WANTING

FARMS.--large and thriving settlement, mild and
hesnl climate 30 miles south Of Philadelphia by railroad
Rich soil which produces large crops which be
growing Ten and tracts a. from &l5tO T3j
per payable wieu four Good business openings
r manufactures and other: churches schools and good
Hundreds sre settling and building, The beauty with which
the place l. laid ost l. unsurpassed letter. answered Papers
reports and giving full information will be sent fca
AdJrss ChAS. X. LANDS, YneaDd Post Office, Cumber.
lnd Co ~ j. From Report Of Scion RobNioa, i5rienpnri
rar.s liz an eiao Iced YOsii5s and sriotle coalition for
pfss forming tsd 10 ksoS Of This aide II The Wotsrn
PT0iTics.
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-Fo All
u i BANY and TROY CONNECTING with TRAINS
NORTH and WEST. Trains leave: - 49,
From Ihambersst. From Wh'H, a.
E.prea. aud 10 H. and g:?2 i0:27 a IN, and Az snl
Isnd y m. G.lsp.
Troy snd Albany with sleep ll:o2 p m
ing-car). l0+p. m.
Rhnrbeck Train. y. M. 9;Rp M
Poughs.epse Train q. m e;S3s M sndii0 p m
aud y. IA.
Peekski Train, AIS r. m. <;UP.n
Sing Sing 1ran, 1880 mr. Ts2 a. m, and ilH sna'''
~, and s:l5 p. IN. pm.
Tsrytown Train $3.50 and 3t2 ubd ~ p. m.
On Sundays, at 6:25 ?. m. from Goth street
Iirit. nav be procured any Of the offices Of Westcotts
EIpr,s. In NerYork and Brooklyn and baggage checked al
the house 10 al points the road and to Saratoga Spring.
}. ". TOUCEY, Assistant Superintendent
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Mem publitatlons.
HEADQUARTERS Anxrrs OF TEE Usrrnp sTAWs
In THE FIELD July IL, 1854

HEADQUARTERS AaxIss OF TIE UsITrD sTaEs'
In THE FIELD. July H. 1854
I IEUT.-GEN. GRANT DIRECTS ME TO
SAY THAT YOUR TYPOGRAPHICAL MAP or yIR-
GINA is THE MAP UNIVERSALLY IN USE IN THH
ARMY, AND THAT ITS RELIABILITY IS AcKNowL-
EDGED ON ALL HANDS.
/ en-, Sir. very respectfully your obedlens servant
ADAM BADEAU, Lieut.. c Olonel and
Military secret<y.
FOL. T. LLOYD, American Map Publisher
No. % Courtlandt.ss., New York.
Tm GREAT MILITARY MAP OF VIRGINIA ccsr
oiO0, 000, AND rs USED IIEUr.-GKS GRANT TO
Plan THE PRESENT CAMPAIGN VIRGINIA Ia IS EevAL
70 LLOYD's MILITARY MAP OF GEORGIA. nr WHICH
Gas SHERMAN Is VOW PLANNING HIS GREAT FIASkISe
MOVEMENTS IN GEORGIA.
THESE MAPS SHOW EVERY Hill, Mmr, CRcs'hoAp
VILLAGE. FoEp, AND MOUNTAIN
PsIoE In SHEETS on 81 osG LINEN PAPER so CENTS;
on PocKEr EDITION, 81. Can BE SENT III MAIL roe
Crxr, PosrA0s AsrwHsRs SAME As A NEWSPAPER
ANY PERSON ORDERING cory OF TIE VIRGINIA
MAP WILL ALSO BE ENTITLED TO COPY OF TIE
GEORGIA MAP GRATIS.
AGENTS CAN SELL so COPIES a DAY, AND ARE
GUARANTEED SIS A DAY.
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neSoins CARDS. sc.

A r VIM. EyERDELI.s SONS. No. 10+ Full.
"A s-wEDDINQ cARps aaa ZINE STAr'oNES'
(ESsblssea Nl&l Z
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VIVA n GkTEfvS f., 6snesd )

1904 PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL
lCO~ks 3 n. STANDARD oACuf AND DOUBLE
Track. Al through tsuiu for he West ~ NV roae eavs
~ chssssA Niw.ahse So Pal and - yoss b ns Eerss
VISA Cfs.iiss, Indianapolis t,uhvcss 81 toess Csse
South WesA be pxsnfed al the eta o. hs
csasni n r., No Arsof HoSo 9. ~ zoe pego,, Dot %
q EIptssH wa PhihdsipniA sfrfves 10 Psseursh0
sP. Express, vie Ph.deilll,, sni's' In Pas'bwsAs
p. IN. ...r. Co.,. 49,,
1870 p. n.
Ono Through Train Sunday, vi. Philadelphia, leaving
NS'x. York II y. m.
al ELIa0Ty yasspsU Ay.rt, Ne. A.0sHsssA
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EOR BR1DGEPORT.-Daily Line.--The
Steamer BRIDGEPORT leaves Pier No. %, East River
DAILY 70 o'clock noon. arriving In Bridgeport in time TO
connect with the Housatonic, Naneatuck and
Hartford Railroad also tho Shce Line to oaybfook and New
London.
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AND HARLEM RAILROAD

IN Tsins or Albany and Troy osnrGcus with the North
AID Wo,,, leave 2d.h e depot ~ 1880 aud p
SPECIAL NOTlCE-pissensers for Saratoga springs on
sATt RDAYS ,skc tho sia and sriys a, Ssraosa
vilhOs, change Of Gers st IL p
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POOKs IN PRESS AND NEARLY

LWR The PRESIUENIIAL CNMfAIVN
u READ COCHINS RESULTS OF EMANCIPATION.
Proving what arr the practical workings OF
PRESIDENT LiNCOLNS POLICY.
The most iportsn, and timely book Of tho season which
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ID ARITAN AND DELAWARE BAY RAIL

DARIrAN AND DELAWARE BAY KALI
IL RoAB.-To Long Bneoh Rsd Bssk, shMt hi,es
On md allor WEDNESDAY neat lane Is and unit, further
notice the ias aud eonnodoGa s.eacs EsSE HofT sill
Eavs ioo. Of Murrsys. North Rivcr daily isndsys eI
cep,edl 6:l3 II orG Ala connecting With
the and d. b. Err At Port honsd,A With trains 'ox tho
above points
Rssaraina ,rns vii ave Log BssneA at 7,i5 nA, NN
v VI, and tp. NJ
s1osrs connect st tbe Wghssds foe ThocpscaS SHARK
River Stallion for Shah River, New Bedford and Sae@n
S,ess couoeeA at Manesor ana Wooduansie ia Tome
Rivss and BsrDeea, Tnchcuoa, Wasepwn MsnnshsTkens
Communication tickets TO Losy Branch. Rod Bnht tSi
La bad appdstsu to ne CoDpsnJs ssoe No W
BssTc- 30 80. -.--.., =,
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BUST-SLosn s the exact location Of oil the Organs OF
se Brain designed for Lectures In this Head all the newly
dsooTeed Origins Of the Brain given. IL shows each
tdiydnsl Organ side, and IL tho III
utve intellectual and Morsion the Other Price for the
trrrst se Ell 50, smaller Is II sora by express Is
sents be added foT pacnsboI FoT sale BY BOOKSELLERS
I'D Druggists FOWLEb AND WELLS;
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VOU CAN GET THOSE BOOKS by mail
u COX" or by e1press &C o. d." or - No. ~ Ann-s,.
y send ysuI address stamped envelope icI aeata
is.nc. CALVIN BLANCHARD. Published.
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Il Why 10 one Bass snd tho oher Scprsnoi SaumeriBg
The character indicated by the Voice CLisATH, as
affecting the Rsces-fempemmeat, Ooali,y and Cons;n'
tious differences between NoThcrners and Southeners
Men for the Time OurNaiiona Resources; Shall we Repu
dste' MARRrAeE-Jnion a. eppcsites-Slcr Courtsips-
i,N' N.i..i--. c...oaio.n L. nrirr-Is Mi,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-15

With General Crooks command, General
Duties brigade was once or twice engaged,
and sustained some loss in killed and
wounded. rs Ioss .-s'-5 Cd.
REBELS RETREATIEG TO THE MOUNTAINS.
At this time the rebel commands that we
have defeated, aud TO some extent demor-
allied, are in full retreat toward the Blue
Ridge and several of the gaps 10 that ridge
AT Rockfsh Gap tits said they will attempt
to make another stand should we attempt
an extensive pursuit. They have COM
mands, with forti6cat:ous, at several Of the
other gaps towards the James river.
Our forces have now gone one hundred
and thirLy-seven miles into the enemy's
country, this taking them to Staunton and
10 Waynssboro, on the line Of the Virginia
Central Railroad. In an air line we are
about forty five to fifty miles from Lynch.
burg. By railroad we are twenty six miles
from Charlottesville. By railroad from
Charlottesville to Lynchburg it is some sew
enty odd miles. .-a--..
o In an dir line we are lees than one hun
dred miles from where General Grant has
them, at this time.
On the whole of our long march the sol.
diers of the several commands have borne
very patiently the fatigues and hardships
they have had TO undergo. We have had
no supplies other than what was gathered
in the country through which We passed.
1t is reported that should we advance
the rebels will try to make stand on the
line of South river.
In conclusion, may add that the com.
mands now moving after the enemy will
in all probability succeed In ia king many
prisoners, if not in even capturing some
more of the enemy's artillery.
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mysltd
COmmlsSlOner's sale.
M.E.h.ll ,. - 81 q. ,.n..-

AArshAu B. CiAson and wife,
Martha A. sanborn and 6therG
rs P1rsuAneo ola dserOs OF the OireuIt Court for
i Jhi0 county, Wsst YiFEiniA. made in this cause
O. The 18th day o. Nay, 1854, utll sell on SatuF-
dAT, the Sseoad day July. ls64 The froat door
Of the COurt HOusS for Ohio eO1nty, At 10 O'Clock
A u the blI0EibE deScribed real estate In the
city 0f Wheeling. va: All that parcel Of ground
IItzAEed the Gt Ebs of NGto street in aid city,
add deEiEn8Lsd on tho plat thereof a. Lot No. tV0
--tn sqGAEB 6o- 6o-IiK-S-lncludsd IN the f0llWIng
boundAriGs, 70 TIts beginning At The SouthTeIt
Fer Of the bEhGk WAroh0usS SAL los, formerly
cupiOd By JALOb 4 hiLcheIl-Aad occupied by
AlexAncer Turner Aod William TByloT-thsnes AZ
right angles Main ttreet lS2 feet, more or less To
ihe eAst-Fn boundary Of sid lot; thence aOnG aid
eastern boundary S91< fest, moro or les, 70 the
sidS OF MaIbeTTy alley thence along the south
Eids Of Mulberry alley 70 the east side Of Main
EIFeEt thsucs aoug The eaft ode Of Main street 70
The beEinninE, tOH feet, more or less
Terms OP sALH-0uS-EJurth Of the purchase
money 20 be paid rinelsh on day Of nle, and the
balA1c IN three equEi iastAisnrI, payable in onss
tUo Gnd threS yeAra With Interest fOm day OF HAiS
lhe purchaser giving bond With approved PsrlouAl
IseGrty Tor the dsSSTed paJnsnts, and the ttle %
6e retained = further security until the Thels oi
the purchase money u ptid: ADd the purehaser 70
pay half Of Al tA1sl Anosed 90 sad real estStS
for the yeAr lsS4- DAhlkL o. BlsTv
EnyZl.td CommisEoner.
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COMMISSIONERS Sale,

NF the property now known = the "Krau sr
~ HoEse," on the east Eide Of Main street, and
the IotB On Market streeT In the rear thereof on
Saturday the 81 OF July, g. At the front door Of
the CoaFt Ho1ss for Ohio county.
In pursuance Of decree OF the Circuit Court, for
Ohio eoapEy, in = certain eAuss therein depending,
Ehsrein franeis n chAPtIao Is complainant, and
the deTisees helrS A. law and executor Of MOBeI W.
CLApuns, dseeased, Aod May 7, Lynch, are defend
front door Of the Court House for Ohio eOunty, or
Saturday the "a OF July, 1884, teommsneing sid
sale ~ 10 o'etoeE A N, TO tie highest and best
bi.dsr A. public aucton. the foIloSf real estate,
Il the said decree particularly mentioned and dss-
ebed, situated in the city Of Wheeling, that Is to
say GUo third1 Of the lot numbered thirty mine
S9-fronfinE forty-fOur,-4&-Gset, on the east side
of Main street. And extending back Of even WiGEh
eAItEArdiy NON said rect, ODe hundred and thirty
tEO-Is-teet, bGtng the property now known a. the
kramer House." Also part OF lot Numbered
2i-sst from the south SIDE Of said lot fronting
AA-kst street, Aod ruEning back Of even width
siITy-teVe=-GI-fSsts also lot numbered one hun-
drrd Aod uineteen-lIE-runting on said Market
street, kixfy-dK- 6S-feet, and running back ofeven
EidLh 6ixty seTen-6z-feeI- The aid part Of Iotl
Numbered one huLdred and eighteen-i1s-Gnd one
hEntFed and ninefeen-ll9-Wll be sold In iouT
SsPaEAtS Fasesh Of tWentJ-tTo-2-fOst front
- l.
TERS6s soTsALE-The one anh-I s-part Of ths
purchase money in eAsh, and the remaining mr.
Efh PATs in four equal ms ailments, payable in s,
TEelTt, eighteen and twenty four months, With In
boct fer tie deferred instslmsutsi the Commissioner
% rvsai1 the TILE until the PurehaSo mousJ shah
have been fully paid. JAMES 9. WHEAT.
Nay 3Oth, lsGI 1m) Special Commissioner
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Commissioners Sale.
sa-1h Brouu, eI ala

~ In Chaueery.
sArlh AcTier'a EEseutors, ct ais.
TS pursuance ofA decree Of the Cireait Court for
i OAio county, rendered on the 24;h day OF May,
ls5i, and directed 70 tie underTiEned A. sp- eil
CsznisioaeEs. VII sell A. the froat door Of the
Coari Ho1Se ofUhio eountv in the city o. Wheeling,
the Sth day OF J1iy, 1885, Commanding sAid sale
Ig o'clock A. 4 J to the highest aud best bidder
a. pablo Haets1- the following real estate IN said
aeerss parte daily mentioned and described, BItu-
Atet II the city OF WheslIng. that IL TO say, Lot
.uaber thtrty-one-5I-sa the vest side Of Main
stFe-t, between Washing and AdAmS street, in
ta.t pArf Of the city Of Wheeling called North
Wa7eEsE; ElS0 the south half Of Lot number tSTty-
ssTer-45-atuAted the east side Of y ain sire I,
Il NOrth Wheeling, between Jefferson and Madison
E---ets.
TERMS oF sALB-TUeuty-90-Per esnt1m Of
he p1rebASs mooey in cash and the remainder In
f0ur eqsAi iuTtaiimeutG payable in GfI. twelve,
siEhfeen and twenty four months from the day Of
aIe with intsreat the purchaser purchaser Civ.
ing bond with good perSonal security for the de
fsEred tnstalmeuts the CommsEionerB 70 retain the
ttis aat1 Tia purchaSs mongy shah hAEB ben fully
pEd JAMES g. WHEAT,
SAMUEL Irwin,
my3ltd spsciGl Commissioners.
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q. 8. MARsHAL's SALE.

Derd sop, G.ss @ e. SSST T4s oi the 6'.: THiis4
E,,r wo,av,rd q Virgin = At wheeling Spring
rs pursuance ofGn order Of ss'e isIu from the
CisrfsS once Of the District Court Of the United
states for the WeStem District Of virginia, at
HhssiipE IN the 8boTo entitled eanIs, viii on
Tu-s.ay, July Itth, 1854, the pTsmiSea, Al New
Greek stAd5u Of the Baltimore and ohio RailIoad
Company IN HAmpshire county. West Virginia, sell
public suction TO the hIg est ann best bidder
parcel u IAsd containing i've acres, more or lesr
Sad lAnd sdIsfns the iAad Of Robert K bheeta on
The set The heirs Of James RAriG, deceased, on the
Bouth. AID Angus ". Mcdonald On the east, and
sKusuding to the Greek, together with the dwelling
house And other iuprOTemSbts thereonS commonly
knoTn a. Rail EoOdUlTd'8 TAnneTy."
And WsdbsSdAy, Juiy u, 1854, At Piedmont
stAti0n Of the BAltimOTe and Ohio RailFOadI IN
HAmpEhiFe eOanty. West Virginia. will sell nt pub
lie section, the highest aad best bidder the fol.
I0uiug LOtS, With the improvements thereon, utu-
Ete5 10 the town Of Piedmont, in sad county, num-
k-fed t0rty stEht-5-Eorty-ninec
-G1f -iI:y oEe,-6I-SAeh fronting twenty ave
hsi Sa Third 81 eet And TnnninE back 70 the north
brAsch q the Potomac river, and Lot numbered
fsrty-S1-fF0ntinE my fSst on RiTIG street aud
r1uEing back 70 Third street
TsTat q G4Is-CaSh.
E4ls 70 eorlnsncs Ht 10 O'Clock, An.
I'm. NORTON,
is9td o. 8. han8hAl ". D. Of VA.
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FFosa J. Nsl1tOa BTOloa, D. D., Editor oTths BSev-
eIZPedia Of RsIiOGOaE RSOl0led0G.
Although not disposed TO hVor or recommend
Patent Medicines in general, through diStruSI Of
their fngrDdient8 and OfectA, yet know Of DO sum
he believes himself 70 have received from any simple
preparations in the hope that he may thus eoRlEib
ute TO the benefit Of others- l --..a
do this the more readily IN raElra % HoohAnd'l
German Bittars prepared by DT. @ n JAek8opi of
this city, because prejudieod AEain1t them for
mAny yeArS, under the Impression that they were
chiefly Al alcoholic mixture am indebted to my
friend Robert Shoemaker, ESq., for the removal OF
this prejudice by proper testS and for encourage
meuf TO try them, when suffering FROM gr1At and
long continued debility The use Of three bottles
year Was followed By evident relief, and restoration
70 . degree Of bodily and msntAl TigOI which had
not fell for Eix months before and had almost do
SPARED OF regulating. 1 theI = - bnE God and
my friend fo directing me 70 th use 9itnsm.
PAuAdslpA s,Juns %, 1851.
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i.ata
FOR SAIE.

Al he Lambsr Yard corner Of Ith and Centre
Wheeling. ". Va, on hands 2O0J0O0 shInEIeS aud
ali kinds Of Lumber UUEk, RIo0EinE, WeatbsTbOar-d
Ing, he shieh VII bO BOld A. modsF8ts price.
EIZS I'M ISAAC COITa.
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Quantity, 81 per boItIs; half dOE0n, S. small size
i6e poE bottle; half dozen, -. r..
ErPor sale BY Druggists and Deal0EB everywhere
n thB UnitSd States, And By all the DruEEiIt and
DOalaI In wheeling. o6S-1y
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-15

no. as1 ARCH sTREET
Rs4Hsfpal otISs aad EsSA0aa0'T,
JONES EvANs,
(sueso.OorI 70 o. n Jackson : Coal
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VIRGINIA TOBACCO.

WI have received aBO lot Of LgnehburT To-
h6a7 H-o. OFT : 90.
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NATIONAL BANK
BRIDGEPORT, OHIO.
DeriSaGts2 DepoIiory and FfHaneiaI Agent
Of tAt UEifcd States.

UNHIs BANK = TIE Sarooslor to the Belmont
P1rud . % : sSasTSi BaafiaS: oSIoeiiOa and &
ehAnEa bulipaRL
Il 4 suIhorised to receive subscriptions 70 the
Sc, 1854
rhnss boods bear date March 1st, 1854. are re-
deeGIAbie ~ thS pIsasurS Of the GoJernmGnt Aft0r
Ten years, and PlyUbls Forty Year, from date, in
eOin, With interest Al hTs per cent Per 0nnun. in
eutl-
Bonds ssey may prefer, in sums Of $50 some
multiple Of hfty dollAB-
Interest On the $50 and t1e0 Bonds Il payable
annually: On all other denominations SemiAnnuAny.
1hoSe bonds will drAH interest from March lSt,
AID The accrued tnfeFrst from that day TO the date
OF snhscTiPSiou, must be paid In coin or hAtiOnhl
ezrFv1sy. II pAId In the latter (which includes
United StAtea notes Nnd note, Of The Nation Al Banks
any per cent. premium mus; be Addsd to the
amount Of interest unIil otherwise directed.
ApT5 JOHN O. TALLhAS, Calh.
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HoSts OF ignorant ouAeks and unscrupulous A4Tsn-
TuFsrI, have oPeasd upon suffering humanity the
nood gates OfEOstTums in tho shape poor whisky,
Vilely compounded with injurious drugs and chris
tened TonicA StomAchieS aud BiItera.
Beware Of the innumeIAble array Of Alcoholic
preparations in pleth0rie bottles, and high-belled
kegI under the modest APPelAton Of bltterS, which
instead ofcuFng, only AggraVAto disease and leave
the disappointed sufferer In despair.
HooFLAND's GERMAN BTTTERs
Are not \ new and untried article, but have stood
the test Of 6fteen years trial BY the American pub
lie and their reputation and sale not riVAled by
any similar preparation.
The prOpEietorS have thouSands Of Letters from
the most Snineut ClsrEymsn, Lawyers, Physicians,
and Citi1ens teStying, OitheIr own personal ADoWl
edge the 6sneheiAl effects and medical virtues Of
these BitterS.
DO YOU WANT SOMETHING TO sTRENaTHEN
YOUl
DO YOU WANT GOOD APPErTTEI
DO YoU WANT 10 BUILD UP YOUR CoNsTIFU-
DO YOU WANT 10 FEEL WELT
DO YOU WANT TO GBT BID OF NKRvoUsNEssI
DO YOU WANT RNRRGYl
DO You WANT To SLEEP wELLl
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aaiIgg ggnteIIig(es1ulr3r,rt' Il Ger
',et 5ral Hunters Victory.

Interesting Particulars of his Late
Movements Account of the En-
gagements at North River, Near
Mount Crawford and Port Repub-
hc.-Splendid Combinations and
Successful Strategy.-scenes and
Incidents at Harrisonburg and
Staunton, sc. sc. &c.
HEADQUARTERS, DEPARrM'r OF WEsr VA, !
STAuAToN, Va, June 7-N!M.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-15
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HOOdand's German BittersI

Ffoa J. Es,1tOa BTOloa, D. D., Editor ofths Eaey-
eI2Pedia Of RsEiOGOaE RSOuDLad0G.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-02-06
Tides--EstaDIishment Of Port.

Boston Mass, II hours 25 min. New York
IS hours 10 min. Charleston S. c., hours
26 min. Key West, Florida, hours % min.
San Francisco, CAL, 70 hours 8 min. Tide
of business with Ingersol, Adams and Co., in
Bannock City, from day-break, a. M.
until 10 o'clock p. m. They have
without doubt the largest and best select
edPstock of goods in the City consisting of
Groceries, Provisions, Dry-Goods, Clothing,
Boots and Hardware, which will be sold on the
most reasonable terms. Remember the store
on Main Street a few doors above the Inter-
national. Sign Of the 2 Black Bulletin
Boards. *s*
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-02-06
DIERLAM & VENT.

Second Str. Next to Globe Hotel, DaIles, Oregon.
TMPORTERS and Manufacturers of every des-
Il cription of Furniture, Beds and Bedding.
HAIR, MOSS, WOOL, CARPETS, OIL CLOTH,
UpholsteTs Trimmings, Pulu, &c. constantly
on hand
90 Goods for Shipment packed in the most care,
Sept. 10Th, 1863.-Im3
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-02-06

IN this body from Bivens Gulch and the Dis.
trict east of the Mountains, in place of Mr.
Moore who, the petitioner claims, was not a
resident of the Territory at the time of its
organization, -referred to a select committee.
Mr. Kelly asked to be excused from serv-
ing on the committee on Federal relations on
the ground that the chairmani of that com
mittee deems it unnecessary, and refuses to
confer with other members of the committee.
Mr.. Kelly was excused and Mr.. Brown sub
stituted in his stead.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-02-06
Water Standard.

Territory of Idaho County of Boise:
We the undersigned, residents of the county
and Territory aforesaid, and ditch owners therein.
do hereby mutually agree with each other that
hereafter, we will furnish and sell water from our
respective bitches according to the following meas
urment, to-Wit under six inches pressure.
j. D. Smith, Thorn Greek Moore & Smith.
Grimes Greek Moore & Co., Bannock Bar
Moore & Anderson, Buena Vista Bar; Anderson
u Hurd Pine Greek; Moore & Anderson, from Blk
Creek to Jaekass Guleh Houston & Christie,
Moore,a Creek; Deer Creek Ditch Company, by
E. A. Gilman. y
December Goth, 1858 75tP