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VALUABLE RESIDENCE, WITH
by Clopton & Lyme, Auctioneers.

NOR RENT AT AUCTION.-W W, viii
rent u the highest bidder, OH THURSDAY
the 21d vi December upon the premises, ~ tn, Ia,
Of 3 o'clock, that very desirable FAMILY ktoi-
DENCE, At present occupied by Dr Mm-e, ,l.U-
ated on Malshall, between Iw,nty-nInth and HIM
teeth streets, containing ten rooms kitchen with
four rooms; carriage house. stable, &c; with &
splendid garden OF about one acre Of hand, with
many fruit trees, such pears, cherries, &c.i a-t,
a well of delightful water III the yud. lo-~v.-fyn
had the Ist OF January, lsGj. It's seldom su,h .
situation can b., rented, combining many at, tu-
tage> ldt 20-tdrI CLOFION y LYME
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I OST, a BREASTPIN, or BADGE,
l SILVER representing star and crescent, with
q small white stone in centre OF the star. 1t was
valued very highly the eift of u friend Any
person who ha~ found the same, and viii return it TO
me at the New Richmond Theatre, Will De suitably
rey0mI'neci. de 2i-3t'i j. ID. WELLS.
I GSF, on Sunday last, near st. Peters
1 4 Cathedral, i BLACK LACE VEIL. which was
afterwards picked up by suuir gentleman. The
finder VIII confer tktyoT on the owner by leaving
1t ut -h- OTtee ,tr 2I-2t.
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BY Thomas W. Kec,cc, AustioucrI,
'fice Governor street, between Main and Ir.uk!
WILL BE RENTED TO THE HIGH-

~ IIfIi II u
w Est BIDDER, on TIT RSDAN, the ~
instant, at II NJ, HOUSE AND LOT. sItUtttf
Broad, between Twentieth tuI Iweutl ~fiiaI
streets, now occupied by Mr.. Richard Sriguirh Tor
one ytar-poS~cSslOn TO br gwen the ir>t dIy 1t
January, 1865. The house contains tour rooms, b.,
sides coal and wood house the lot, which Is large.
TtKNs Satisfactory reference or security vail be-
required - to character and ability 10 pay
de - 4. W. kEESkE, Au,llonrrr.
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EXECUTOkS' SALE OF & X . pS
STOCK, &c AT AUCTION by the request
OF the executors Of jam, l.. SPOTS, deceased, VT
will otter Tor sale 1T WoodIWn, ms late residence
on FRIDAY, the 23l OF December, - II o'clock
a M the crops Of CORN, FODDER, sHUtkS
STRAW, Sc, and the stock Of HORSES, MULES
&, and some FARMING UTENSILS, and five
barrels FAMILY FLOUR
Trans cash. GRU BIS & WILLIAMS,
de % An, tIOUceiS.
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BY James Nj. lay lor, AuctIonevr.
TWO DESIRABLE SMALL FARMS.

TWO DESIRABLE SMALL FARMS,
ABOUT THREE MILES FROM ri, III
MONn, ON THE NEWMARKET ROAD. All
JOINING MIR. GEORGE TURNER'S, Tor
RENT AT AUCTION Viii be rented, on tie lps-
HIsc-, on THURSDAY, December "a, at -
O'Clock NJ, two desirable small FARMS, -Itutt, -s
above, as follows.
First. The FARM owned and occupied ty AIr.
George ID. Peasants, containing one !LHtttI irt
ttty acres, with a new dwelling -huu-c, with i.uU
rooms and passage, e.; t,lctl, with !ylU looms
hTIrk quarters, with tour rooms house .un
| stable, and lcc-house-all now ana IN good u !..
with orchard Of eight hundred ,hoIc" trlrt tues
| There Is seeded on the farm twenty hI-a,i- q
| wheat, and the same quantity OF oats ant about
| forty aces III glas~ and clover
| Second. The FARM adjoining the above, ana
| owned by the aamC containing sixty a''as
Of land, with comfortable dwelling, with ty"
rpOms and all the necessary out-hulliIngS There
| are about fifteen acres well set IN grass.
These farms are about one and 4 half mics IN
site Of the line of Qualifications. Persons wI~hin-
t. rent desirable small tums near the Cltr would
do we'll attend, aS 1t j. seldom such au OIEurt;,-
nity Is offered. The lands are ali IN fine oIi~r t5r
cultivation
Possession Will be given on the day Il January
1860. JAMES NJ. IANIDR,
dc LIT Au,tiouy,H.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAY.

By Edling & Co, Auchoneers,
mo. 202 Main street,
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FOR RENT ATsAUC7TON.
BY urubbs & Williams, Auctiohcers.

EARM FOR RENT Ar AUCTION,
AND SALE OF FARMING IMPLEMENTS,
MACHINE, WiiEAT-FAS, kEAkEke AZ We
will rent out at auction, on ffe PREMISE, At "
o'clo.k NJ On WEDNESDAY, the 2ist December,
for the year 1865. the FARM on The Methsnioville
turnpike called MoNTEZUMA, now occurcd by
Mrs Mary S. Schelmerhotn, two miles from III, u
mond, containing NINETY acres Of cleared land,
highly improved
The improvements are adwelhng, with ten rooms
kitchen and wash-house, with two rooms each; and
ole other servants house, with twO rooms barns,
stable, sc.
Immediately after the renting, will b. sold one
reaper, enc wheat machine, one wheat-iln, anu 4
god many other farming utensils.
IfEMs At sale. GRUBBS Il WILLIAMS,
de l6-tIs Audiences.
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I'oh khNI, L r L L NISHED
hOoMS, at the south Carolina Settlers, Non.
tHchanEe ii0tl Apply tC -'i's
"' ~ e"i'"t- q. ii. MoMASTER
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LOST STP4Y1D AND STOLEN.

StTRAI MARE-Came to my farm. on
- the White Oak swamp, eight miles from Rich
rn0nd, and between the Charles Ctyland Williams
burg roads, on Friday last, BAY MARE, with
y ar IN her forehead. The owner will come forward,
prove property and take her away.
DE- i-jts JOSEPH MARSHALL.
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BY GI4bbs " Williams, Auctioneers,
Under the American Hotel.)

VALUABLE BRICK DWELLING
TOR SAIL Al AUCiION.-Wlll be sold
on the premises, At auction on THURSDAY, D..
,,u.bll -, al i. o',oek VI the EBltk DWELL
ING On the west side Of SIAth street, between cary
and Canal streets, nov occupied by Mrs Hrst
Containing ten rooms with kitchen with tour rooms
wood ana toal-hou~c, and pas ana water Oh tn
lot The PROPERTY IS rented To a good tenant, who's,
tenn tXVlcs On the Eth Il Apul next.
Trims AT sale.
del9 GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, AuciloIeers.
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DONNET, CLOAK AND ~ KS FOX
Il SA7E-A very hard SILK boNNEl
,.1gLt from New York, trimmed with French
nnwrr-; an elegant REP CLOAK, ana hne Sci
~ FUK3 siberian Squirrel, can be seen at MIS-
CoIJIEk's, 1888 Broad street. dc i'-3teod
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real ESTATE FOR SAFE

4 SMALL FARM, OF ONE HUN
RICO COUNTY, ONE MILE FROM I'M SiiOtI
M, IM ELNL MILES FROM RICHMOND,
fuE SALE ft,l\ AlELl W e OTTER Tor sail. the
FARM, located d above described, vi one huut. n
anu three acres sixty cleared tho taaUtriu alI-,-
ma growth. The Improvements are "a d,gujim- usfI
i"n rooms, XII, hen with two ROOMS, stable. conn
house, and garden and yud, we'll enclosed. II D. 1T
present occupied by joseph Ellis who WILL show tLe
property 10 any one wishing to purchase FuI t,.Ia
apply to GKUBbs x WILLIAMS.
lie 2l-cCd3t Au.tfsr.,rs
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I"HTtI. md COIUrtd Ia sfnuh lIaIta7
''"k"' h.VTing TIC latest styles u dtses, coat"e
- 0''7'rA. novelty cly4ks, bounets, hats,
-, "'"'' lfts-e-. basque, slerye- trimmings,
S'yi'@ d lLirrl'. costume, patterns f,r rnl-
Ii" latest mod, Vi dr sang the hair AZ
- "a" Nj" YORK iEbaFR +, n...,,,..,
l., i4l q ,he oho.o..t reaang q ''''''''''
o,o,, -. ''EhAiE READING. ROOM will h.
we" 'sF'y ''e"'n,, ..gsrA,lg u.i -,
LADIES or'w~"'. tie hou,, d aa,,.,, 'o'
R'A'i'A'' "'li b ",""tya between rha. I'',@ NO
ne" tot, a!so u fiCIoulAIs 'I''S'
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WANTED.

M ANrEb, by Virginia lady, OF atre.
w al year-' tAperi,n,r,a SITUATION AS
IEA'ltER Of the Eu.I,-a httnehre IA 'p'iNAtr
family, tn u irx ,iuijr, salary not so r.ucil al
otIcct 4sa comfortable ir,Iaa- AjH"-- mann,
J.an@1 Iouituslzc, Virginia. u uUN irLl., hI,t-
jnnti 4, IA
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Z Ak&I -i..., away. I'll u about ths i1th. In,
-, 4ta. r. .'.tsi Ia. t.,t ,rltt inches IA
t...ut i'.s ...aj..Afrn- E,tA.I >l.w IN -l.,.a,A.
H.l..u..I.l u. yt'y jacket, t.Il,. mi and
,....,.. IL all llEr ''.r a'y.t. !y, .4a Iot Ia
.,.,f. ... ...t n-.F.IS - Hf..
... !. trAItihIjfitI, lii. t1u3Ii Va
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NOR HIRE, the ensuing yeAf' an 'N
r,.n,..I COOK also, ullil-, b,t"e'h liii
,i t,,,,t,,., wear, VI age, All b. hile1 10" ~
-,,ur. good homes. Apply 10
il GIBSON, Faith street, beyond Ls'ths
~. second door BON tlIth-
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DARN FOR SAIE.-A very nice little
Il FARM, near the Charlie CITY road i've Iusi,.
below Richmond, known a. DON L NIL. contain
ing forty-hve acrca. The Improvements ,olI.,-t 81
a very good dwrllIng-hou.c and all necessary cut
buildings The soil 1, productive. Ji.t mouit mike
All excellent market iIIm. Arply t.
GIDEON uAl;BEK,
Gary, between 1hiFtccnth and Virginia street.
&c Iy-bLs
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s1'pk RENT. two y,ly pleasant CHAM
bEk$ one well furnished. On ,f,a,,. .t,r.r
thulch HIii Grnthn,rn Ilei,Ir,i AAlr.s l.,
Dispatch utt.ce, dc 2u-4t,
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NYuTICE.-T interest OF Mr JOHN
~ naSyFk IA the bushes. ,oai4.t,i uUirr
= >fg,u If ii J. MAIdNE y 60. ceases nan.
- DATE Paetl>s 10 whom the concern insy a.
rirbt,st uiI p!rsye present. thvF a>'oaut@ L. 20"
,.f,.r al debtor. ~ the tim ~lsi max { ~
mint only t. LIn, whJ Is aioftr aatAauni T. site
,h, s,r,r HENRY J. MALONE
El.HAoHp, December IL, lsGI lie b. o.
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1 CARD hcundtrsignci, having taken
u The store, on Fifteenth ,iTecJ, lately u-,ul#.t
~ Ar Richard Cauthorn, uitera hi, stiE.,' o. u.-
pibiIc ~ AuctIou.er and Commission MaahtNL
lie soli.Its CJusleuueHts, ami rs uf'<' ms h'.'
that all business entrusted t. hlfH VIII hy prong.
attended t.. liz viii IttsUi thu hor~' sale .'-t'
SATURDAY ; and asks the Iatrpis-s" Il III. ie.a.
le Let. JAMES * hAl'IIl J..
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GALE OF LAND-Will be sold, on the
premises. On FRIDAY, the 5Oth Of this month,
a TRACT Oh LAND, containing twelve and Ian
acres with II small house on the same, situated IN
the county Of Chesterfield, eight miles ifoHi h',h
Inund ON he road leading t. Chesterfield Court
huu... Said land Is to be sold b order OF court,
ItkM~: Ma,ic known the day Of sale.
At the same time, will be Sold Two SEkN ANS
d woman about twenty-five Years o4d' AA" D"J
about ten Years Of age.
Acting a. cummi4sion,r / will convey only such
title rs IS vested IN me. ~
dc ly-tVdJt' MARIA a. '. Hhiih'
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~ OTlCE.-Ihe partnership hrrgt"t"r'
Y existing between THOMAS JONES uI o..
undersigned, under the firm u tIilLbktI )
JONES, beng dissolved BY the death Of IH.u.t.
Jones' the undeIrIgutd hereby gives notice ;. eli
PERSONS indebted to the firm h make payment 49,
med,tcly t. him. and requests thai ali p.r,ot- ~
!yg claims against II viii present th,m - On" III
settlement. J. n Hit'i.Ei'
he lin surviving iitrf-
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by Williamson L Co, Auctioncc1s,
No ~ Man street, between Ninth and Tenth.)
ETRNITURE, GLASS AND CKOCK-
4 EEYWARE, FANCY ARTICLES, CLIO
HING, ROOTS AND SHOES, STOVES, CAR
PITS, GOLD WATCHES, &c, Al AUCTION
On FRIDAY. the 2}i instant, commencing at
10 O'Clock y. NJ Will sell, 1T atleSro9rs,
No. ly2 Nam street, fine aS@0rtmeu Mt OF GOODS,
consisting, OF the following and other articles:
| superior Sioats Elliptic Cabinet Sewing NJ l.
chime,
/ set very tine EIrS,
Brussels ana other Carpets,
Pailor, Cane aud Windsor Chars,
DIuIng, ParlOr and Kitchen Tables,
Ipte-a-lete~ and Lounges,
French, Jenny Lind and Cottage Bedsteads,
Feather Beds,
Hair and ShuCk Mattresses,
Pillows, Boosters, Sheets, Blankets, &c.
Mirrors, Glass aHI Croyheryw4Ie,
Boots and Shoes,
Gold atChrs,
Fancy Articles
Cooking, FaIiJr and other Stoves.
Dc Il WILLIAMSON y co, AucuuHearq.
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INOR SALE, nj Ma River I.l.-l ~ no
L. ,-,,taiuing, IN the aggregate, nine and one
CtlicHt dwelling house. ali necessary out house and
ii tine young orchard The whole Tor sale Iu. All
dress L TAYLOR, Dispatch ofIirr de Pot
NOR SALE, HOUSE and LOT, On
Il Ddval -uect. SiXty-tivc feet front and
bundled and nHty five fect deep Bu.k kit. hru
AID ID we'll Of good watr Between FIT.t anI So
Cond streets. Apply to JOSEPH BARN IS, Con-
| fedcratr States AImOry. de Zu--it'
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HORSES FOR SAI.E-SeVcrl INST
class SADDLE and hAkNE@7 lh'H7s,N ~
-, reason mi. ur1e.s Also, BUUUiES HAIR
MSS, sc Apply At the stable ali 'inin6 " nm
iey's bla, ksillth shop, On Franklin street
,4p f-iu.s
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4 tDNTRACTS WILL BIZ GIVEN AT
7 = TIiE RICHMOND ARSENAL Tor the FOL
lowing atoIr-, OF tor pant Thereof. Proposals.
stating trIm~, Ac, invited:
3O.Uud e.t- lHtnttY Announcements, in
CluIiue Cartridge Boz, Cartridge
Box Belt M.u,t-Brltr tat-fou,h
90 900 GUN >huys
lu,ubu ttItnHr SltEg~
o,uHJ sabre Belt
',nu6 Gun Mlrtf-.
.,uud EaI Screws
ir.V"0 Cavalry saddle.
$1,000 EIIil.- ana Huters.
- 81" saddle Blankets
it,o,V Curry -lout~.
i,,Uub Horse Brushes.
.mt'r,V pounds iIol.yeEors.
.u,'Hm pounds tuI~r~hyg 1,-lis
10000 purS Spurs.
l,U"H l.Iilol- Alcohol.
2,nJu gallons ilns,r i OIL
1000 gallons Machine OH.
tuG,uuu tcet Seasoned Pine
2lu, 900 feet Seasoned Poplar.
Jt, U,"i feet Seasoned Walnut
ln,n"a yards Duck.
3HH Gpd y.,rIs O-utburg7.
II sS.Ieaurl
@I,ooI feet Seasoned All.
t,unb pounds Yellow Uchit.
The ARTICLES 10 be equal tyr respect 70 the
specimens Suth At til" Arsenal. Contractors wall be
required L. gIN, hi,t ami security Tor the itlthiul
Performance u the contract and I.r deliveries
within the time specified. All defdrlillya viii be
.uPiIicI Il the eATvl,.r u the contractor.
" l.. EkOUN,
I.utrnaut-C uipHgl Commanding
/, -.atfUt
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|,UoITE FAMILY GROCERIES,.
10 bur-ls CRUSHED SUGAR,
Io Iatlrrls CLARIFIED SUGAR,
~ barrels BROWN SUGAR,
10 L,x,- ADAMAErfSE CANDLES,
Z chests hnr GREEN TEA,
: threl- tine BLACK TEA,
, ANA, ruunI- pll.4e MlDDLINd BACON, 81
,..., '..,.,l,l and ior ale at l.. VERIFY ),
\. Twelfth street. between Mann and Cary
II
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rNANtI ARTICLES.
II buXt~ Layer ha1-iHs,
10 dozen Cameron English fickle7,
"a dozen English Mustard,
La. .t,l,n English Can Meats, VI:
Roast Er,f, Ox Cheek ana Vegetables,
Roast Mutton, H.IIICot OF Nation,
Tupe and Onions stewrd h.dneys,
Green Conn., Poultry, &o., &c-,
,,.st received and lur sale at l.. hEhbf -
~ NJ twelfth street, between Mann and cary,
4 a
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4 4 PRIVATE SALE,
! } cases II blrlchri Long Cloths,
20 pieces % Grey EnYi, Ia Cloths
- pieces Fancy English CASHMERE
ctr-tS BLACK Tea
barrels superior OLD Rye Wni~Hey,
banrri~ extra tiaIIti-l >uyat
Chs Eueh-h Mu-t.rd
case Lnshrh Letter and Cap Paper,
barrels Extra Suptiiine Flour
lots extra quality hli-~e-' and Ladies Calf
tkiu Cater,
ALSO
A large lot Of superior Winter Coat. and oyar-
coats. LLLElI, BEL. & FUX,
de u -toI2t n, = - ,
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NvOOD.-For sale, about five hundred
w cords OF nice, seasoned PINE WOOD
,,;,h,n two miles Of the Richmond and ffedrticka-
- ,ilr,.d at Klby's station, twelve miles nom
H.. 9ity. De i7--iot' NJ ID. WITHIN.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-04

.CFEsT s1 v06 y To-
TO WHOM ASSESSED.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-04

Josgrove, John ,......-,..
Having a front Of 20 feet
and next adjoining the
east % feet of said lot by
the depth thereof.
Ditto.
Beginning IA feet from the
northeast corner Of said
square on 9th street east,
drumming thence west AZ
feet, thence sopth 10 feet,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-04

Beginning at the north
western corner OF the
lot, and running thence
south, AZ feet 10 inches,
thence along the dividing
line OF lots l and 2 south.
westwardly 1877 feet to.
Maryland avenue, thence
along said avenue north.
eastwardly 90 feet, thence
at right angles with said
avenue northwestwardlyI
161 feet to the north line
Of the lot, and thence
due west In a straight
line to the place OF be-
ginning; also beginning.
at the northeast corner
Of the lot, and running
thence south 100 feet,
thence enthusiastically
along the line Of Mary
land avenue 25 feet, and
thence enthusiastically
and at right angles with
the said avenue 1875 feet
o inches, to the north
line Of the lot, and thence
due east in a straight
line to the place OF be-
ginning.
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City Property to be Sold for Taxes.
COLLECTIONS oFF1oE. CITY HALL. }
EnnnIrLnH a 1874.

---|I -COLLkUTORB OFFICE,
..... .s9i b. Ell arr. FuRuARr g. 1884. :
Commencing WEDNESDAY the NEXT, following
Properly auction City (AdormOn ChsmOs
Washington, satisfy Corporation
thereon stated previously paid Collector
with and
Bale from day till
completed, an ....,.r. ,r-g.. .... .. o. mr
In Treasury Corporation certificates Of the denOmi
o 80
.f,h
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-25
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, March 23.-The pro-
posed review Of the Army of the Poto-
mac tomorrow, will not take place.
Gen. Grant, who arrived here this
morning, proceeds at once to the front.
The reorganization Of the Army of the
Potomac tomorrow will be quietly and
speedily contaminated
Gen. W. r. Smith, whom the Senate
confirmed as Major General, to-day, viii
have a command in the East next 10
Gen. Grant His position viii really be
ChiefofStaff to the Lieut.. General, and
as such, direct the movement Of who
ever may be nominally in command Of
the Army of the Potomac.
1t is understood that Gen. Grant, az
ter recognizing the army to his salts
faction, will give the rebels taste Of bis
fighting qualities, before he returns West
The House Military Committee hat
again under consideration to-day the
question Of remunerating the States fol
money expended in calling out the Stat
militia. They finally instructed Mr.
Garfield to prepare general bill provid
ing for the appointment Of COMMITTEES
who are to be empowered to settle al
claims arising in the several States upoI
this subject.
One Lieutenant and four men cam,
in yesterday They represent that Lee
has ordered all their wagons to be il
readiness on the LIST oF April
The Committee on Indian allairs re
commend the appropriation Of one mi
lion dollars to indemnify people Of Mir
nessota for losses sustained during III
war
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-25

WAHINGTos, March 23.--ln COR.
municatios TO the Senate to-day, the
President asks that the names Of Gen.
Newton and Brooks which we're sent 10
the Senate some two months ago az Ma
jor Generals be returned to him. This
action took many Senators, friends Of
these officers, by surprise
Operations will commence much soon
err than many suppose General Grant
will not waste time in idle reviews, but
as soon as he obtains a knowledge Of
the material with which he is to operate
will make his offensive movements
promptly
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-25
The War Committee

Norlds epcctnti
WASHINGTON, March 23--The testi-
mony Of Gen Hancock before the Com
mittee on the Conduct Of the War in re
lation to the battle Of Gettysburg de-
tracts somewhat from the glory which
has been claimed by Gen. Sickles and
Meade.
IL is TO the effect that on the morning
Of the lat of July, Gen Meade directed
Gen. Hancock to proceed to the front
and assume command Of the First, Third
and Eleventh Corps; upon arriving at
Gettysburg, he found that the First aud
Eleventh had been driven back, aud
were in considerable confusion He re.
liesed Gen. Howard, ana proceeded to
form line on which an engagement
might oe fought, this being in accord
ance with Gen. Meades instructions. lie
was engaged in forming the line when
the Third Corps came up a position
was assigned to il. He then reported an
Aid 10 Gen Meade, and the remaining
divisions of the army were ordered up
The line thus selected was the one on
which the three days battles were fought,
and Gen. Hancock commanded the lefl
centre on the Sd, when Longstreet was
repulsed in his desperate charge upon
our lines. Gen. Meade had nothing TO
do with the selection of the line Of battle,
and trusted entirely TO Gen. Haneock's
Judgment
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-25
Dysp q u = j N ;

And It's altcn3aHf train Of sympt ms u acts more
ike a charm than a medicine. There ia nothing
IN the gange OF the Maleria Mrsisea, that Tor a0-
nlent bear 4 omparisou with IL - tkt. disease.
A full account Of this wonderful plant may BE-
found in the ilth edition Of the q. ). Dispensato-
-, pages 1871 and 1855
4 series Of experiments IN which Or. Bull has
been Cor years engaged, has last been brought 70
q sueeessfai termination, aud he Is nov enabled ~
offer to the public continuation Of GedrOn. With
othsr approved t8Bies, tha whole preserved to the
best quality Of copper distilled Bourbon shisk 4,
whieii he IL confident has no equal ia tbs world.
lie Hiight furnish volume Of certificates, but
the public have tong since learned 90 estimate
things at theft trta value The safest plan Is for
every one a. 81 for himself the virtues OF nsw
medicine Give
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-25

March II, IsGF-And nov Il l. hereby ordered
aui direstei BY the Common Cornell 81 the fifF q
Eyausvilie thai ths q al lots or parts q
lets, fronting on or adjoining the southeast side
Of Elin street. from Market street to The Canal.
in said City, cause the sidewalks thereon 10 -
brought to thu proper gre De. and that they eauss
side yak Of Class No. z, 70 be laid dswn thereon
within thirty days from the publication o. this
order.
A. PFATFLIS, Clark.
Clerks 0aioe. March q. is6t.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-25
Compound Pse.or.r Of VIVA Cherry

has become housshoId word throughout the
West and South aBd bis Worm b9zeDges. 10 less
than yesr after their Introduction, attained
reputation as wide spread a. the continent o.
North America Bot tile croWaing giory d bis
Tie remains u be STAINED In his latest discovery
Or rather combination; ioT be does not claim 70
lave been ths diss0gerer d CEDRns, which Is the
hasis 81 the bitlers offered 10 the public.
That honor tolongs 10 the native inhabitants Of
Central America, t. whom ifs virtues have been
kssWn Tor more than two hundred years. Armed
Nth It, the Indian bids defiance 10 the mosi dead
IL malaria aud handles without far the nfost ven
om0Es -aFpehts. 10 " belief siih thrin that
While there ls.brslih LEFT ia the body. the Cedr0n
u potent cure, matter What the disease y ay
he
while Dr. Bull Is not prepared 70 iHdgrss his
enfrnYas ant PrefeBsion, he Is nefeFthsisas salts
fed from 4 thorough examination ~ the evidsncc
relative IL it, Firtnes, that rsgneiy aRd pre-
tentative for All diseases arising from exposure,
either 70 the changes of weather and climate or "a
the ulasmatie inhaeuGcs, it stands without a r.
val, aud justly deserves the reputation J has a
long enjoyed ia Central America and the West Ia
4 dies. ia
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-25
cohroKAfION NoTIcE.


Asfeh n. issf.--Aud nos it i hsfuby srasrst
aud directed ~ the Common Council Of ths Cir
81 Evansville that the axnef8 q all lots or p9fs
y lots eHliag % stiaiplRs the northeast sid
u Siath stfeei. from Chcsnut 20 Cbefry sircnfa.
in said clfg. eaBe the sAi4 side walks thereon to b.
repaired within thirty days fgom the pablieation
u this efzisr.
A rFAfFLfN, Clerk.