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Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1864-06-11
sUESC CRYPTIC Nj,
The Navajo Reservation.

Among the proceedings Of the Senate oD
the 9th May reported in the Daily Globe.
Of the 18Th we Gnd Tie following in refer
enco to the passage Of On appropriation Of
100000 to be expended for Ida benefit Of
the Navajos at the }osq1e Redoodo
1t will be seen by the Gr5t amendment
offered by Senator Dooli!ile that the reser.
vation is by the bill, as passed by the Sen.
ate, permanently fixed at the Basque and
made sufficiently large to accommodate
both the Nayajos and Apaches
We do not repubish all tho debate that
was had on the bill, because it Is too ex-
tensive for our columns and great deal Of
it is made up Of imma.erial mattor that
would not be interesting to the reader.
Mr.. DO0LlTTLE. Inow move to take
up Senate bill No, 22G.
The motion was agreed to; and the bill
- ~ ,,,. 49,
-. No'z2O) 10 aldih lhe settlement, sub
sIstencc' ana support o' the Navajo Indian
cap'lyss upon reservation IA l9e ierHto
~ % a'VT WY ,iI, r,'H.o 'o ,'"E saS s0'O'G
t6e WHOLE Il pronoses to annronriato
100000, to be expended under tho diroc.
ton Of the Secretary Of The Interior fortAe
purpose Of settling the Navajo Indians,
now captyes 10 New Mexico, upon o rcscr
walton upon the Pecos river, in New Mexi
co, for the purchase Of agricultural imple.
ments, seeds, and other articles necessary
for such purpose for breaking the rropni
and for Subsistence of the Indians to The
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1864-06-11

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ttat tho "s t,sro Of srbsistonoo I in,,;GaI br
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T,torinr I,n,ortnont / ,,ranarol "a ', ossr,,o
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AZ, tbn Iurjon ormointoiniar liam
''@ IL ;s IT,, {nno,tont that tbis sl,a'J] hn dor.
,s ~ snooJil +, 10 no,,;,,ra ',, aaI :; t5i, and IN
,,Ia,oySr oIso n,ot nav to " no"o5s,,r ,,', , f.,
ingnro tr, s.ccoss If rEis nran r,o war
nonar,mart viii 0ir, ito Faart, % W ccore,,
t,or "
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EDWlV NJ ST4NT0V
goora4,rr or wor
Han r p Ham, qoo,o+1r,, nrtbn rrIo.to.
M c,mmiunn on y,1;oo ATirs noI
hoinm cn;t, o,t;sfod ,,;,b ,ha nnr,r,I
torm5 IN ,yL;,b foso i.ttors cyn.os,oJ tIis
roconmcoJ,lio, nnnaintoJ a 9,on,;rr @ c,r
tba nnrna.c or c'aeidc,ino tbis orosfioo he
itsojr cnl ,,,rost.d G,noroI rtrhr rbo
Lol f ~ socoroI yoar, ham com,nar'rr,r nr
tbc miIif,rv taoutnonf or Vcw Wsyioo
70 omnanr tor,r, .l,o oaa,,ait.a, j., n,..,n
md ovnIain o t5, con,miffso H., nccss.ity
and tbc nrInri,tv ortGis r,com,oandsf,n
Cnncr,I Conhv slotcd fa tha cnmmi,too
tLot eince wo oconirod tbo Torilory or
Erw Mexico we hoye been comooIlcI "a
Itooo Within tbolTrorritorc mahIy to nro
soryo ncaco omonn tba Indians ro1rIv
tbrro roa;montg of froons MI fbn tima IIn
Stated md g,yo ns b;s onioion nofirn,asr
| Nay,i, Indi,ns who now bav" snrrsndoggI
wc,o 10 be Kent on dis reservation IN the
Pcco, river il would rednce tbe poces;fry
,,ilil,r,.. ror,o IN lo lontin fl,,tcountrv to 4
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1864-06-11
NOTICE.

Notice horcbygyon that the 2nl day Of April 1864
Letters of Administration were issued to mo- by The Probate
Court of santa Ia County, upon the Estate Of Major Joseph
Gmmd h deccascd Tho Ehtc is sovcntanl presumed to
bS anti of doh An PERSONS having claims against said Es.
tate, viii please present lbcm tome for settlement without
deay All persons owing Ad Estate, or having IN their
nosssson nr0pery belonging to said Estate will please pay
What they owe to me- aud turn Oyg to me any property
they may have belonging to said Estate,
JOHN WATTS,
Administrator Of
Jaeph Cummings deceased.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-28
ae6ical.
How TO Keep In Good Health
AND
WHAT Is THE CAUSE OF DISEASE

THE primary cause Of every disease that aeab IA
4 heir ~ 10 imPurty Of tho h0od Ths blood bo.
comes impure trom many causes Impure Rlr or
ehsnRe OF WsAther, unwholesome food anu exposure
Ne NJ among the Pnne pal causes Of iupn1ty Of IN +
Hood. The symptoms are goodness, headache, cos,
rus I'd thoughts, ey du Bnh heavy droW iuess con .
50 aton Of the bowels bad taste 10 the nnouth foul
Ioesus' hver complaints, pains 10 the back and legs
oss G o. appetite, sleepess nights, colc, cramp, pam
maesm, puSinS and pursing, chills aud feVers more
orless accompanying those, aud long tram OF troub
lesome and dangerous Affections all of which NAV he
pSSyented and cured by taking a faW dosea Of Dr
SIhIOkLA ND's VEGETABLE PuHIFYINo ANTI
BILIOUS PlLLS They will purity the blood and put
we stomach, bowels aud liver hoalthy condition
Ihey ars particular suitable for ohrone and nerTous
diseases Every amily and every soldier snonld
keep supply OF these Pills, as many daeases arc OBJ
waited bY cir use, They are mild aud aals med
ene, aud can be taken ut any time without danger Of
SOLD by all druggists, sent to any part on rsosipt
oi twenty nve cents and sla mped envelope address
"a "; ;srklOALAND, east Fou. th street. Clnoinna
Il, ohio.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-28
COUGH NO MORE.
TRY sTRtoKLAND's MELLIFLuoUs oouaH
BALSAM

THIS IS the beat and cheapest remedy for Coughs.
Colds, Hoaraeness, Asthma, Whooping Oough. a.
consumption. Everybody who has tried thla excsl
ient ient bMsam enthusa.ucaily recommend il. Mra.
meohel, narr street Otncinnah, says she has been
NOT 70 % able 70 walk up stsira She took one bottle
o. thls bssau. Andhas been bsttar essr since, and
adnses Az VINO nave Coughs, Odds and Asthma 10
W THIS valuable Cough Balsam. Fifty cents per bot
Tie Sold BY all druggists, sn manufactured Al No
east Fourth street, Cincinnati
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-28
LRaAL lNnTfoE

m the Sd day Of March, Ap. 1854, petition was
umOs Pleas oi he oeaass G 81 @ cry and s -
Ate of Ohio, by jacob Pontius Whlch petition 10 now
oding IN said Court the object and prayer Of Viii h
bgh OF thosS lol5, running east and vest, III the
Nn Of brdgport, In said county, at the penl term
Ne said Court Application viii DO made % yscAto
dsS " Il issS-diSswt attorney IcT soi Pstiiioa:r.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-28
Be sara FROm THE PAsOs OF WANT,

Would these chldroa have 9 comfortable homa, sna
the means Of edncetioni Would this wife BE- Lndspan.
dent OF the cold chArtes Of the woEidi Would lhls
aged and feeble parent be provided fort Would my
property by forced sales o. admlnstratoF 70 meet
the demands made whAn chs market
tends downwefu and far prices cannot be roAhkedl'
How feN answer these question to thelr aatlHf,c-
toni They fear 70 ask them. aAd ohsrsh The boliof
that they have along lease life. This ls both fsO.
ish andcoWArdly. The brave man TT,'--
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-28
OF HARTFoBD. soNNROrIouT
EVERT NAN sH0VLR NsURE Hn LTFE,

VNHE Etns grants pOlDcsas FOR LIFE. eoS q tarm
i OF years, RndowmAht policies and ohlldlep's I'm.
dowment, Also, Non POneihnS Pollcies, o. which no
payment IA required Aaer ten years.
Five thousand dollars paid two Losses IN ths city
wttkn the last siz months.
Amons All the oootHvances cf mon 20 project the
lay circle nom want, n0ne ca ~ found unare sim.
pie IN ~ character noe u isH featrea oE cartan in
- results, than Life Insurance ls The prop Ehch
the dJing hushAnd caves 10
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-28
KHTsURA1TOH /
L1FR

Yoang men juSt starring IN bnslnAss, Whose ohisi
caplAl % thOr energy and lnspro ther
Ives 70 the amount u half their hattiltaa Buoh -
i0ra, Weud luAty knofoaaS theAE oon1aaoos IN thau
u VOuld chow thS they did not Wah 70 leave thor br
lasndA aHpeasd 70 aay 6Bd IhS
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-28
Aibrrp Stable.
JAmEs CATHoART,S
LIVE RY STA BLE.

trca Daiie's ol stand JsGsFeoO .trr.t itu,n =.
n diAiely ppoNita The market, where may ~ had
9 slt apss " best X hArssss herssa buSsS, eAF
% . also psspsSsA e hssp hossss " sAs ss.s %
ssaesaahle t0Ans. naiAdann
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-28
FOt3Sak.
PUBLIC SALE.

lAE personal prepsny belOnang 70 the estate Of
4 John y. Bari, deeeSaed. consisting u tobacco.
|ars, furniture and other properly, VII be sold al
blle outcTy on the thriteth Gay of May, 19ga CON.
oelnG nt o'clock a the laes residences Of deceased.
EMKLlh n hART, Admlplstrvtoi.
hsOhaE W. hILANBhE, Attorney. mitdts
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-28

haa1fsaoei y heAfts haok ~ App9nte
dssTsse atssr setne tOspsd liver. oOAsApAtiOn. -.
dsssrve 70 snnsr n they will nOt try the celebrated
PLANTATION BiTTERS
which are nov recommended by tho highest msdloa
AHthorities, ASd warrAnted 70 produce an lmmediA,
sess6ciai effect. They are exceedlngiy agreeable per
ot'y pure, and must supereede ~ olhsr toncs wheF,
healthy, Eenae s0mulast " required,
They purify, strengthen and invigorAts;
fbSy create healthy appetite;
PAey an Antsdote to chAnsSe OF water and dlet,
mo- oysrcone eeec,s Of dissipation and late hours
They strengthen the system and sniiyen the mind;
They prevent rniAstnatc and lusermittsnt feVsys
They purify the bSeah and Aciaity Of the stomach;
Fhsy cure dyspepsia and constlpatio i
TheJ cure diarsheA. chsierA and eholsrs msFbua;
They cure liver complaint and nervous hsAGAcDsi
They make the weak strong, the lAnRuid brilliant
Ana are exhausted natures great restoreE They are
SoUpossd Of the celebrated eAlisAya bark, winter.
sFsAn SAssaas, reOs and herba all preservs in per
fSOtly pure g. croiG rum.
"'' / have given tAs Plantation Bis.ers to hund.
reds Of dsAbed soldiers with the most Astonish.
ing Saeet. g. ". ANDREWS,
1 snpt. soldiSn' Home, Cincinnati"
go The PlAAtaaou B,tters have cured me OIL
SomPlAlnt Of ghah was laid up PROSTATE, and had
% abandon my business.
4 n. KINGSLEY. cleveland, OHIO"
1 "~ oype much 20 you. for I verify believe tie
Plantation Bitters hAvesAv my life
Rev. ". Il. wAeecNER, Madrid. N. Il"
80 Thou Witt send me two bottles r.ore OF thy
PiAntasOo Bls,em. MY wife hGs been greatly beasat-
I'D b. thsiT use. Thy friend,
ASA opRRIN, Philadelphia, Pa"
"'s have bsena great sufferer nom dyspepsia,
md AAd 70 abandon preaching . The Plantation
ittsrs have cured nae. al'
RsWJ. s.cArHoRN. RocAsstsr, n. y"
"s . Send ua twsnty-four dozen more Of your
Plantation DittsFs, the popularity Of xhioh arc daily
decreasing with he guests Of our mouse.
SYKES, CHADWICK q CO.,
PTOPHotor wnlArd's Hotel, Washington. n C ~
such Ons In thoussnds OF eeFtihaAtss daily ~,
NVSd. They are immehsay beneficial 10 weak per-
pas and delicatsfenlAies .
Be osutiOus Of re- elled bstass See our signature
. Ans Stsei plAas label. They are not sold By the
alloa. rhsJ are oaly sold IN our patent log cabin
Ostss, By respectable druasists, grOcsrs hotels, 90.
onS, stSAmbosia and country stores
4se tha P.H. DRAKE A Co,
sasdAwem 9aa broadway, y.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-28
leg legal
NOTICE.

lNH wis. Mrs. Sarah svope, having VolqntaEily
~, hereby give potloe 70 aA not % trust her on
account. ~ VII not PAY any hill, eoalE ated By
Nay is. iSs4-Siwst. 81 Harrisoars, Ohio.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-28
BOOK !wORK


HAvtns csc OftAS mos. complies Printing Eslat
hSAms0's IN Southern ObiO our ASiess fOs doing ali
kiuds Of work, BOOk, PiAIh, or Ornamental, are Or.
class. We shAvs one Of taS Gasst Presses. and have
all 'hS modern syiss ofTyPs. and We employ ths
vs.. .Worhmsn. t~.t
shave three P0wsE Presses sOnAsoled win ou
700 p>',rtmsni, and are prspaEsd % susOu.s wOrk
niansAia.- aaa AspaloA.
'o'as'' abroad wm ssos,vs psOup, s...a
auSaAR sAs,, Sassos. oAio.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-28
Houno.

NOTE made b Penn peAao 10 lhs ordor John
Isassi' The SNnef ~ hare Il hy gsylas iss
ssl,t-gf si-ff p u 7.ft
~, lsfa Ha tnln
snfnf hsief Ii ia ftfN
-i.fnif sI ncaolt.f
.6HUiJsA 8 a
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-28

Mgfa friy b regarded a. The tribute WhAab a up
EiEht bari PagS q ne ahrlp9 ol Jgstlea n -
sua. Gsss'is1 GSi Il Dss''s sESsss1s.As; = slasS.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-28
LOOKS THE DANGER IN TEE FACE,

That he may graRple Win W zoe alas naaa thas n.
may study ~ naldrs saa Pahisis ~ thsasaslsk rss
means Of PalhAtsa afs q hAad. Sr SAaT sSOSss 9 a.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-28
SUPPORT TIE WIFE OF HIS bosom

is tho hand oi tAo psopidsnt AthaE, reAnhug
forth rogu the grave, Ard s noaEahlAa nae oBpsAa,
and kseptnK togsthSF ths hn.iiy. ~ 4, ths RishtN
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-28
PRoTEoTs his AGED PARENTS

Even where he has preceded hem into eiArnity; BY
the honest debtor sstHAss his oonhdina creditor whan
fate seemed least proptous. In moral and worldly
sense Il s one rSas weapon BY whch TO rob death oi
Let any husband. father, soa. ASK hlmssk, "n wa
70 dls to-night, would those who are dear 70 me
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-28

ANNUAL RRRMIUM
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-28
AUsBAaD 4 BROTHER,
DAFTON, OHIO.
plantation lstttrrs.
b q. r.--1seo-.x.

PeESoas Of sedeatASy habits troubled with WeAlness
LAASiaads psatstsou OF the heart. LAOk Sf appshte
dssNss afssr earng. toSpsd liver. e0asHpAson. a.,
deserve 70 snHer n they will nO4 try the celebrated
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-28
Book and Job Printing

ular attention paid TO
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-05

be- The Louisville Journal has lost
both its intellect and its character. 1t
has degenersted into poor tool of the
slavery fanatics. A correspondent of the
Detroit Advertiser writes from Louisville
as follows:
Geo. D. Prentice, the renowned wit,
and repnted editor of the Louisville Jour
NAL l regret TO say, is sinking deeper
and deeper. The paper has long since
passed from his control, both financially
and editorially. Ills unfortunate propen-
sity for strong drink entirely uniting
him for the control of his pecuniary mat
tiers, his personal friends have purchased
him homestead, and persuaded him to
transfer his interest in the paper to his
wife, thus taking it out of his power to
squander it, and securing respectable
support to bis family. Personally, Mr..
Prentice is claimed by bis friends for the
Union without an if, or but. But his
own convictions no longer give tone to
the columns of the Journal"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-05

The Negro Fit for Freedom.
The Boaton ConrieA puhlhhssAs 4 com
municatien from . gentleman whom it en-.
dorses as long resident at the South and
thoroughly acquainted With the slaves,
who gives this explicit testimony as to
their capacity to maintain themselves:
They are a race of experienced and
practical agriculturists Hardly planta-
ton is found where there are not black
men who are as competent to conduct with
success the whole practical agriculture Of
the place as their masters were, for whom
they once labosd l venture. the asser-
ton that, beginning with the humber
classes in northern communities, there
cannot be found five millions of farm la
borers who have more practical skill with
farming tools, and more direct knowledge
of conducting the main operations in az
riculture, than these FIVE millions of negro
Americans. Large numbers of them are
found, also, to understand all the main
features of that system of religion so won-
derfully adapted to every grade Of human
intelligence, that system IN which faith
in cruci6ed and risen Savior is more
than substitute for every other knowl-
edge and all other rites. suppose we
are safe in assuming that there are five
hundred thousand of these blacks who, in
point Of Christian light and Christian
practice, will compare favorably with the
converts from paganism made by the Ia
bors OF our foreign missionaries.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-19
Eeohs Rrcriyrg.

Christian Life ,nd Cbarsos Of the Civil ir1,lons 81 Tho
United Sta..i. ~ u. h. Morris syo. ~. B5l. oe3Ese
". Glilas.
". NJ. HarshAl yoE. lyo. u. a J. sal er Co.
Bshbls Brook" Borg. ~ J. H. MAsugLt0n. Hruo. gp.
2tl. Bosou; Oliver Ditson Go.
Tho WA1hin.ton Sketch Book. b 'ia.or Emo pp 20.
Mohun Ebbs, dough.
The Vie. sscgsi. ny Bgs. Ann =. Stephens. limo ~.
80. 4. r. IoisfGoG BfotLcrs.
Tho ature; Political Ei.sy. So Noa.goEe'y IL. Throop
Emo. pr. 3,1 james o. Gt-rory.
The Cro.s Il Honor ~ Aunn fhoaaA llmo Up 10 Vol
lett. Foster Z Co.
JsuuAy and June ~ Benz T. Taylor lgmo. pp 29l Tie
same.
wssk Lung, AID How n Msks them Strong by Dlo Lewil
NJ. u. limo PIP. 40. rckuoE 1 zelda
rhGcksthy tho Hgl0r aid tho MHn 4 Letters by Thee
doTs Taylor, ssq. l2me Pr ~ d. Appleton $ Go.
Ausxl,sn Polils, ~ w. W. tlagdi. ilno. PIP lU no"'
Orrtas, J. T. Hinton. Sold by b1rnss 4 Bun.
Tho Principles Of Percentage ny }. Ii. Paftrd.s A. ~
i2nso Pr TO- Joha II. Dnglsy.
This Ara Of C0uvcrsllon. l2uo. PIP. ga Carleton.
fsss ioa tho ODorrs Edited - George Frederick Pardon
l2ino Yp. IA The ssIne>
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-19
Tun "REDrILros RRooRp' roa EUROPE

THs REBELLION RECoRD' Foa EURoPg.-
number Of gentlemen OF Eew.York have parohssed
81 sets Of Mr. Frsnk hoores Rebellion Record and or
dersd them ssnt 10 81 from amora ths public libraries
sssocGtons kings and quocns mobiles, cdtor, states.
men, orators and professors Of England and Europe.
ceGy .uoh a. arc friendly 10 the Of the Union.
We observe In thu Lat tho Of Qucon Victoria the
Emperor Of Russia Victor Emanuel Msssrs Golden.
Bright and NIL. Ccapt Dc Gasparn. II. NJ. Iaboulaye
and Cochin TAs London Ytrs. and Star. Asnessv Or.
ar.tnsr, Leads Hrsurp, 30 With each sos Is sont q
COPY osths documents Lsuod BY tho Loyal Publication
Society The volumes are substantially bound IN half
green Iporocoo sud half Russia hl gilt Ia style not
ZOO Ono and rio 70 sui, tho mrnufours Of the books
nos 10 un; them for actual service IN reference and
study
This expectation IL curious instance OF i.s Kind end
ws beiicyu donb!y unprecedented ho republicans we
think have before undertaken 20 reinforce tho ocnters
Of European opinion in manner so cool and sisaid
can't Go, think has there ovos before existed any
body Of osisl records Of any 80 ample accessible
and authentic snoo tho ISSUE Of those snoons records
VI tas van u The iowa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-19

ORpEgxp NORTH OF OUR LrsEs.-Hsnry U.
Morrison who, Cor several months past throughout 'os
West and south. West falsely assumed tho position a
agent for the Associated Press and Correspondent,
various newspapers The TarsuSS among o'hers ms
been ordered BY Gen Grant north of our military mo
and no. 60 return s1oep. as a solder 0r by spsc'~
permit. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-19

FAX LUNGS AND now TO MAKE THEM STRONG.
by DO LAWS, Al ID. limo. ~. 300. boston; f.cknoT
Fiejs.
Tho principles Of common sense are here ap-
Piled to tue treainen; Of this special maadics 10 which
the volume 3. devoted. Dr. Lewis relies mainly the
healing virtues Of air and exercise and has little faith
Ia tie drugs Of the apo;hecary. His book IL intended
10 furnish inyalds WITH practical guide 20 the most
successful use II temperance. pure air. sunshine ex-
crc5, end other remedial agents. exclusive OF he pre-
scrptons OF the shops Tie practice which he recon
mouds founded che theory That consumption does not
originate In a cold inflammation. or q h1morrhage
bu. Ia iubercleI which themselves proceed from n
tain morbid condition OF tho organism. Pulmonary
consumption is not primarily disease Of the ungs. IL
first pervaaes every part OF every tissue and at length
Gnds local expression IN tho organs OF respiration
Hence Ii should Do the Elm Of tho wise physician TO
noyo the morbid conditions Of the system by hygenic
means instead Of prescribing merely for local syEP
TONS The present volume sets forth ample directions
IN regard 10 diet ventilation dress. and other iEpor
tan details together with series Of physical exercises
admirably adapted both to the prevention and cure of
all manner OF pulmonary complaints.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-19
wEMSs ILLUSTRATED NATIONAL HANDB BOOK
nno. pp. 81. John U. Wells.

nmo. PIP 81. John o. Wells
As q convenient work of reference on the po-
cal history ~ the United States nom the formation
OF the federal government 20 the present time, this
volume win provo valuable accession TO private libra
ries J contains groat variety Of public documents
including the articles OF confederation between the
United State. IN l77 tho Jeffersonian ordinance OF
1884 excluding slavery from the territories (not
adopted tho Constitution Of the United States. the
fugitive slsrc law Of s5o. the Kansas and Nebraska
act, tho confsoatlon and emancipation bill, together
with brief memoirs Of tho presidents and abundance
OF statistical historical. and miscellaneous matter.
The book has the recommendation OF conciseues and
clear arrang emons-R Army aud Nary Hsndy BOOB
by tho sano compiler, presents in compact form q
great amount Of Information adapted to the uses OF the
soldier aud snor In tho service Of the United States
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-19

A dry dock is building on the Ohio River ta
Eev-Orears there having boen mono at thai oity sr
the destruction Of the former docks by the Rebels Inc
new one Ia 800 feet long and 20 feet foor and wlu
o. saip Of 900 .1as. Tas sost wiz 10 av~ s'so''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-19

pnACTICE ~ TIE EXECUTIVE DErAIKTMn ,lIs1 Us
THE GOVERNMENT UNDER THE PENSION.
BOUNTY, AND PRIZE LAWS OF THE UNITED
BrATEs By RoDsar SgwsLt- ava pp. 3a d. Ap-
pleton Il Co.
The origin of this work is to be found in the
necessities Of tina times 1t grew out Of the demands
upon tho author FOR personal services in obtaining the
bountes and pensions of deceased soldiers bis ex.
psrcnoo thus acquired cd to tho preparation OF the
volume which from large Of undigosted materials
has gradually assumed It's present shape II 81 course
oils place which no previous work has occupied. and
will be found conyenisa. book VI eefsrooos Ia Ia
spss!d department.