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Seminal Weakness, Loss Of Memory, Nocturnal
Emissions, Secondary symptoms, Sexual Diseases,
Syphilitic Eruptions, liberated Sore Legs, StTio-
lures Diseases of the Bladder ard Kidneys.
n. Special attention paid to the diseases Of Wo-
men and Children.
New and reliable treatment for
ALL DISEASES Of The EVE AND EAR.
n Patienta Of either sex living at distance, by
stating their disease in writing, giving sll the
symptoms, can obtain medicines with directions for
use. bis medicines Exclusively Vegeta-
BILE Extracts.
DR.. Wells Eectro-C Chemical Baths for the cure OF
all Chronic Diseases and Nervous Complaints.
81 sPermatorrhea caa BE- eEectuslly cured BY
this treatment.
Consulting hours from Q A. n. to P. NJ. P. O..
Box S2l9. No letters will be answered unless they
contain g remittance or ton cent postage stamp.
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FLU *

CTRIGKLAND'S
ANTI-CHOLERA MIXTURE
Is q composition Of sstringents, sbsorbents stimu-
ulsnts and carminstives, which svery physician 40
knowledges Is the only preparation that viii effect
permanent cure Of Diarrhea and Dysentery. This
Cholera Mixture Is in use in several Of our
army hospitals, where It gives the greatest satisse-
ton 1t has ssved the lives Of thousands Of our
disrs and citizens and We will guarantee 1t to be
the best remedy in the world for Diarrhes and Dys
sntery.
Mr.. Woods, of Oouiugton, Kentucky, will be most
happy to satisfy any one as the virtue Of Striok-
lands Anti Cholera Mixture; in faot, We have
great number of testimonials nom patients who
have been cured after being pronounced inouraols
by their physicians, sonas after taking only Ona
bottle Of striokland's Anti-Cholers Mixture. II
oou suffer with Diarrhea and Dysentsry, try one
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usI-etttfe 1ime-E Gable.
1884. Sumner Arrangement 1884.
FoR THE
ARRIVAL AND CLOSING OF NAILS
AT THE
CLEVELAND POST-OFFICE

OOHn9SCIEa MONDAY, NAY 16FH, 1854.
81 Mails win be opened and ready for delivery
one hour after arrival of trains.
~ All Mails close one hour before departure Of
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DIR. w. WELLS,


Office LII Superi
VIII be happy to inset
all those who are afdic-
ted with subacute CT
chronic diseases. His
treatment Is entirely
different from the old
plan, and is mild, ED.
caoious and effective.
Gases Of Nervous and
General Debility, Esu-
ralgia, Consumption,
Fits, Throat Diseases,
Dyspepsia, Liver Com
plaint, Rheumatism,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-16

EOREST CITY DYEING ESTAB-
L LISHMEET,
No. Ill Seneca street. opposite City Hotel.
ESTABLISHED 1858.
los. UmIRuft. Sole Proprietor.
Recommended by the State Fair Of Ohio, 1862.
Dyeing and Cleaning in all their branches. Please
call and examine goods in the store, and so find the
difference compared with other ye Shops, we
finish all our goods BY steam machinery and press
e. Au3O:l79
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PRJTHSs0s OF EEECTRoPATHY AED MEDIuHKs.
Ohice-lIe Seneoa street. few doors from Superior,
up stairl, opposite the City Hotel.
-RS-Ofice hours from 10 u aud from 10 O'Clock
Dailv SUNDAYS excepted
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RFII5s sPFOTFIO PILLAWAP

~ Sold by all the principal Drueglsls-
w, CLARK, Druggist, Agent for Cleveland.
jEIy2I: I:RS:m. v f&wy
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CATARRH.

h Cures Hay, Rose, and Periodic CATARRH
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ayttug.

In the best manner, without unpleasant odor
soliaE the inside of the Glove can get them done
JOS UMLAhFTS
Forest City Dyeing Establishment,
su30l7e No. Ill Seneca ST., opp. City Hotel.
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Life Assurance.

A sSURANCE POLICIES issued on LIVES In the
"a old and we'll known Company the
MUTUAL BENEFIT OF NEWARK, Nj.
This company was established in 1885, has gross as
sets TO the amount Of 0OO and net asset 10 t
amount Of 100000. Its of assurance Is as low
a. that fanny other company, and with its Immense
Accommodations IL is enabled to pay so per cent dIyi
den as TO It's policy holders. No company can Offer
greater Inducements to the assured than the
MUTUAL BENE FIT,
and only one two companies in the United States
will AFFORD large amount Of assurance for the
same amount Of Premium.
GLlDDEN & JoHoNNoT, Agents.
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Sewing Machines.

eINeER's SEWING MACHINES,
o. worldwide reputation, the simplest the most du
TablS and the best Of the Lock Stitch Machines and
WILCOX 4 GIBBs'
koiseeSs Sewing Machines, the most perfect Of all
eJ1PsSIen Machines, together with Machine Thread
slA, Needles, and oil, constantly on hand And for
sale on the most favorable terms nv ~Hu ''l
JOiist, June It'll, issS '"iiONNOT' Agents,
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rarm For sale.

THE subscrfber offers for sale the farm gknown a.
the EiIen ioLm ont"inIne 500 acres. II IL well
vatered. ana adopted grain, or dairy and raising
stock There 10 on the ptemisee good and well nm.
Isned house newly painted large enough for two
Mmilies and good barn, also good orchard and APP
pie nursery the place. The above will be sold
cheap, any one wishing can have the whole or part
the remainder can remain term of years If desired
For further particulars empire Of VIM s. Wheatland
June Z, 1854. s3m
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

DY virtue Of certain writ Of Execution issued from
ID the Circuit Court of Will County, in favor ofJew-
ct Bugby Plaintiffs and against AlOnEo Leach, de-
PENDANTS, at O'Clock P. NJ. the Both day otJune,
1884 at the NOrh door Of the Court House. in the city
ofJoet shall offer for sale public vendne all the
right title aud interest Of said defendant in and to the
following described property, to witt
The east.half 90 Of the north east quarter Cd OF
Sec twenty-five (25) Town thirty five $3.50 Range nine
(e of third principal merdan also the west half
20 of south east quarter 90 same Sec. and Ranges;
also theeast half ~ of the south east quarter 90
game Sec and Range; also north side of the sonth
west quarter Cl Of Sec. thrtysix 1867 Town thirty
FIVE 1851 Range nine (e) east of thrh principal meri
dian; also lot two 2 three 81 ak 6h seven %, eight
(Sl thirteen 3) fifteen 5) sixteen l6). twenty (20)
Spenccrs Myers subdivision of No. 6, Sin
AnIbrosk DnNs Suldiv Of the south half 90 Of the
south haIfG7) Of block ~ Sec. four a. Town
thirtyh (S5 Range ten l0J east also lots two ~.
three (o) ten Q0) eleven 11J, thirteen C3) sixteen
l6) eighteen (ls nineteen [e) in Spencers Myers
subdivision of lots No. 8, 5 in Ambrose Dotys
subdiv of south half % of south half 20 Of block
two t2) Sec four ~ Town thirty-ve 1851 Range ten
Q0) east; also lots five (5), eight (sl, thirteen 13
sixteen Q6, in spencers Nyres subdivision of lots
g. In Ambrose Doty's subdiv. OF the south half
20 of the south half 90 of block three (3) Sec four
Town thirty-fvs 1851 Range ten 90 east
GEORGE MUNR0E, sheriff OF Will Co.
Dated the It'll, day Of june 1864. n523w
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FIRE INSURANCE.

LIRE RISKS at the lowest rates taken in the fol.
II lowing reliable Stock Companies. No premium
notes. No Future assessments Losses promptly
MERCHANTS Of Chicago, Authorized
Cash Capital, 3oo COO
NATIONAL, Of Boston capitak 600 OO6
1NS. Co OfN0RTH AMERICA Phtladslphia 1 5OO ono
PdRNIX Of Brooklyn, capital, bOO0OO
ALBANY City, Of Albany, capital Don
NOh"AOh, OF Norwich, Conn capital 100000
BY GLIDDEN 4 JOHONNOT, Agents.
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w. Part Of = DweliiDr Eon-. - -
~. w. ;ss apply At thiS ossce. '-Ou' 20 man
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OOV Ground Coffee, in bulk, in cans, in papers, in
tin foil Rye Coffee and military Necessity" Coffee.
At As Bluf st. W. b. CASWELL, Agent.
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$50 Bushels Peach Blows, NechanOck

IOWA CARRIERS and MIXED POTATOES
from rs cents per bushel up.
At Is Biun st. W.B. CASWELL, Agent.
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DRIED RASBERRIES, BLACKBERRIEs, CHEZ
~ res, Pared and IMPAIRED Peaches, Turkish Prunee
Preserved Pine apple, White Rasberries Peaches
Corn, Tomatoes, HOminy, Pearl Barley Split Peas
London Club Sauce. Worcestershire Sauce John BuIi
Sauce, Wheaton Grits. Coco Chocolate, Pure French
Mustard, Dprkees' Ground Spices, the only pure
ground spices put up.
At IS BlufSt. W.B CAsvKII. Aesnk
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10 TONS BRAN sn4 SHORTS By the 100 or ton It
~ Mil PTieoS,
Al q B.uvss
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R A III fL o R,
in large small quantities. on hand at lowest prcss
~ IS Bluff ST. W.B. CASwELL, Agent.
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400 lbs Real HAMBURG CHEESE, English
fOOD Pine Apple Cheese.
At IS Bluff St. W. B. CAswELL, Agent.
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500 abs, New York Dried Apples,
Fine, White and Tart.
At As Bluff St. W.B. CASWELL, Agent.
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NoTlCE-It will be seen that the combination
above given results in entirely New Glass of Amuse
me RtE) such as has before been at empted by
private entel prise. an entails such enormous ex-
PenduTe of money, that only the most liberal patrO-
mage can render It remnneraiye. The Management
will therefore be pardoned for directing the attention
to the fact that this Magnificent PhaaDX of ExhbI
tons not only combines an infinitely greater degree
be found in any Other place OF amusement 10 the
world, Out ALSO nearer approach to Perfection In
every detail.
THE MAGNIFICENT CoRTAGE Of the Eouescur.
rcuum, comprising and splendid Cages Carriages
and Harness, finished and decorated in a style Of m
pTecedented splendor, With loo Finer HOrses than
we're ever before collected together either contI-
nent will make it's public Ent rec about 10 O'Clock on
the morning Of the day of exhibition, headed by
beautiful Band Chariot containing Charles Boswolds
Opera Band, and will parade the principal streets.
FOUR GREAT CLOWNS,
MONS FRANCOIS sIEORIsT, the French Trick
Clown. W A DONOVAN, the English Gymnastic
Clown. Mast GEORGE. the LIE Petite Grimaldi and
clowns to the equestrian scenes.
Doors open at 2and O'Clock. To commence half
an hour after opening.
Admission so cents. Children IS cents
Seats for everybody No standing roomI
Will exhibit at Joliet, Friday June 10th,
N. B.-Please observe the day and date, aud do not
confound this Monster Organization With any other
companies, whether they be good, bad, exceeding
ly indifferent
The above Co. will be ct Morris, Saturday June H.
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10 BARRELS THOSE sPI.ENn1n

3 u @ X Ors,
made from pure White Wheat Flour at Niles, Michi.
gBuJI received ut
Is Bluff Street. W.B CASWELL, Agent.
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BUILDERS HARDWARE,
Locks, Latches, Butts and
Screws,
NAILS, CUT 4 Wrought
Carpenters. Tools,
Farming Tools UfRll kinds
Jerks. Shovels and Hoes,
PLOWS and Cultiyators.
Horse and Hand Hay
Rakes, Hunts and Blood's
AXES, Pocket Cutlery,
TABLE Cutlery,
Chain Pumps,
Lanterns,
Powder and Shot,
In short eSerythil
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IN TONS BRAN AND SHORTS. CRACKED CORN
~ Boltej and unbolted Meal, Corn and Oats.
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aLIDDEN 4 JoHONNOT.

A Yarn Of 203 acres IN the Town Of Wilton, Join
ing aud incIHdIng portion of Twelve Mile Grove
IL IL under good state Of cultivation and in the i'm
mediate vicinity Of a school, store, wagon maker
blhckamith and shoemaker. In situation, quality of
soft supplg Of timber aud living and improve
mentn this farm - surpassed ny few in the country
Crops, Tools, and Team sold wi b farm II desired.
Terms favorable. Apply to
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+ o R s A L L .

Two desirable Lots in the eastern part Of the city,
i both enclosed, AMI one containing a number Of
fine Fruit Trees. For sale cheap, aud ON the most
favorable terms. Apply TO
GLIDDEN 4 JOHONNOT.
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House aud Lot west side Of the river,
tanning 10 Rooms with good Earn. Cistern, Well
Ahd all modern improvements. Terms:-Cash enough
20 secure payment and any reasonable tims for
GLIDDEN JoHoNNOT.
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100 Barrels A L IT,
Bought at low figures last fall at wholesale or retail
at Chicago prices,
At IS Bluff st W. b. CASWELL, Agent
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1000 lbs DUPEEs' CHICAGO, and BUSHES
sugar Cured Ham

Small Pig Hams, very nice and lean for boiling,
by the quantity at retail
At IS Bluff ST. WE. CASWELL, Agent.
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WE PAY TIE HIGHEST PRIoEIN CASH,
a. well a. trade for good BUTTER, EGGS, and most
kinds ofcountry Produce, and with Fine Store, a
Large Stock, Good Goods, Low Prices, Cheap Rent;
Liberal Sales and smart Clerks, think II CAN =
KKEP A HoFEL" will TRY to
KEEP A GROCERY, AT IS BLUFF 81.
JcEIss, Nay - 1864, Il
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GE1DDES L JoHoENoT.

FARM Of $50 acres in Jasper Co., Indiana, on
The line Of the LOgansport, Peoria Burlington r. X.
about miles fsonI dOodland Station. This farm is
nncultiVated but 10 surrounded by improved farms
To be sold on favorable terms or will be exchanged
for property in this city. Apply to
GLIpDKN 4 JoHoNNoT
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Small House and lot corner Of Washington st.
snd Mississippi AveDue, opposite Michigan Central
Il Depot. Apply to.
GLIDDEN JoHoHNOT.
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Wood nmd WILLOW Ware.

400 Boxes 'TuI ner'S Axle Grease
for Wagons Machinery cheapest and thing out
Al IS Bluh st. w. b. CAEMELL, Agent.
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500 Gallons white Kerosene Oil,

bought from FIRST hands in Cleveland aud Will be sold
less than the market price,
At As Blur St. w. B. CAswELL, Agent
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Rockingham stone-ware, Davis Pattern Churu,
and the best Clothes Wrnger in tho u States. War
ranted to give satsa ton and keep peace in the fam
ly, pay,
At As Bluff st. ". B. CAsWELI AGENT
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GLIDDEH 4 JOHONNor.

A Good House and lot situated en- Hickory Street
vest side Of the river. The house contains eleven
Eosd sized rooms, aud has large eistern, DC.
ADply to
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One OF the finest residence in Joliet, situated on
Broadway seontaini ing u rooms and all the modern
improvements. The lot Is lArgsIaud well improved,
containing large quantity Of trees, shrubbery,
small fruit &C., upon the premises is q large new barn.
eiatrSn and WOod.house, &C. Apply to
GLIDDkp 4 JoHoNNof
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BAR IRON, all sizes,
Steel, Cast Spring and
Flows,
Nail Rod,
Horse Shoes and Mailer,
Smiths Bellows,
Vices, Anvils,
Black Smith Drills,
Nuts and Washefs,
Buggy Springs,
do and Wagon Axies,
Thimble Skoins,
Stocks and Dies,
Carriage Bolts,
MaIleablo Iron, all kinds,
2 usuRlly kept in a
The Grand Haven news., 1864-04-20

Our friend Hubbard, Hardware dealer
of our village, keeps plows, Shovels, hoes,
spades, forks and other agricultural implo-
ments of minor size in abundance and of
the most approved manufacture. The
season is at hand when all such imple-
ments will be needed. They will be fur
nished as cheaply here as at Grand Rap
ids or any other market. Patronize
home enterprise.
The Grand Haven news., 1864-04-20
T9r @rauS 9abtu Ntbs
Grand Haven, Michigan.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 20, 1864.
Resolutions of the Grand River Asso-
citation.

Whereas, God, in His all wise and in-
scrutable providence, has seen fit, of late,
TO remove, by death, from several of our
churches, dear brethren greatly beloved in
their respective churches, and who have
often been with us as the representatives
of those churches, and whose counsels and
prayers have greatly strengthened us,
therefore,
Resolved, That as an Association we
feel deeply stricken by these bereave-
monts, and that we recognize in them the
Masters voice, "Whatsoever thy hand
findeth to do, do it with thy might; Be
ye also ready, for in such an hour as ye
think not the Son of Man cometh."
RESOLVED, That we condole deeply with
tho families of the late Deacon Tracy,
brother N. M, Hinsdill, j. +. Chubb, ESQ.,,
and brother A. w. Hess, in the loss which
they have sustained in the removal of
these dear brethren, who have so often
been with us, and that copy of these
resolutions, signed by the Moderator and
Scribe, be sent to those families
ResolUed, That the foregoing be pub
lished in the Grand Haven NewS and I'm
ION and the Grand Rapids Eagle.
CHARLES SPOONER, Moderator.
L. II. NELSON, Scribe.
Grand Haxeu, April Is, 1864.
The Grand Haven news., 1864-04-20
Grandville School Exhibition.

Last week the teachers and pupils Of
the Grandville school held an exhibition,
at Dunham's Hall, in that village. The
programme, as arranged by the teacher,
Mr.. j. B. Perham, of Mill Point, was re-
plete with dialogues, declamations and
songs, most excellently selected and most
amirably delivered.
The spirit of education, morality and
patriotism were so blended in the selec-
tlons, so diffused in the minds of the pu-
pills, and so forced upon the minds of the
audience as to secure q unanimous nc
knowlegdement of the superior qualifica-
tions of Mr.. Perham as teacher, raise
the pupils of Grandville TO an enviable
elevation, and left upon the minds of the
audience exalted determinations for future
manifestations of true educational inter
est-of great moral exertions and of do.
termined acts of unflinching patriotism
The influence of the exhibition is for good
and the exertions of Mr.. Perham will not
be without their reward. The good peo-
pie of Grandville have done themselves
honor by their active cooperation with
the teacher.
An admission of ten cents was charg.
ed at the door, to be expended for the
benefit of the Congregational Church
Sabbath School library. The sum al
ready raised amounts 10 twenty dollars
Grand Rapids Eagle, Apra 5M.
The Grand Haven news., 1864-04-20

WHILE discouragiDg reports reach us
from various portions of the southern and
southwestern parts of the State, of in
juries to the wheat crop, owing to the un-
favorable weather of the last two months
LIN many counties giving promise of a
very slender yield at the next harvest
appearances in our county for good yield
were never moro encouraging. But few
pieces are injured by frosts, and rapid
growth is taking place under genial suns
and warm rains.
The Grand Haven news., 1864-04-20
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The Grand Haven news., 1864-04-20

Account TO SETTLE.-Old Abe's nc
count with the United States may be
thus stated:
A. Lincoln to United States, DR..
To 100000 white men killed.
TO 250,O00 manned for life.
TO 100000 widows.
TO 100000 orphans
To devastated and ruined country.
To loss of national honor.
To destruction of $2,Oo0,00o,O00 of
public and private property.
To $4,000,000,O00 of debt.
Or.
BY 100000 free negroes.
Abraham Lincoln will be called to set
tie this account, and square up all these
outstanding matters next November.
The Grand Haven news., 1864-04-20
FERRYSBURG HOTEL
JOHN PENNOYER, PRopRrEroR.

-. THIS spacious and well known house has
:;; recently been leased by its present pro-
IssA prietor and no pains or expense will be
spared to make it, in every respect most desira-
bic and comfortable for customers. Passengers
from the Cars, going North. will connect here
with tho U. s. Daily Mail Stage, and from tho
North, going East or West, with the ID. & M.
Railway Trains.
A good barn and stable accommodations fur
nished mt all times. Terms reasonable.
Ferrysburg, April 6, 1864. 259 If.
The Grand Haven news., 1864-04-20

PENsYLvANIv ELECTIoN.-In Pensyl
vania the democrats carried the late elec-
ton by majority of fifty thousand votes
This act shall forever commemorate the
Keystone State. The rebuke that it has
given to the intolerance and fanaticism in
the country is most crushing, and the in
huence of this noble work on the fall elec-
tions cannot be otherwise than most
charming. Well done Pennsylvania
The Grand Haven news., 1864-04-20
Bridge Street Ferry.

THE subscriber having recently purchased
Il the entire property and right Of the above
named ferry would publicly announce that no
pains or expense will be spared TO make this
well known crossing, at all hours, perfectly safe,
comfortable and expeditions.
Travellers will meet with no detention what
ever, and the public generally are respectfully
invited in this direction.
SHIRLEY HAMMOND.
April, 23, 1864. 1861 If.