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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-18
PLANTATION. BITTERs.

leh arc now recommended BY the highest medi-
authorities, and warranted 70 produce az szas
Iiaie beneficial effect. They are exceedingly
'eeabie, rerfec-Iy pure, and must supeFcsed all
Isr tOnics where 3 healthy, gentle stimuient =
Hsr21
They purify, strengthen and inyigorats.
They create q healthy appetite.
They are an sBtidots TO chan &c Of water and
They oTsfooms the effects Of dissipation ana
They strengthen the system and ehIIysn The
They prevent miasmafic and intermittent e.
Yefs.
They purify the breath and aslaity Of the
stomach.
They cure Dyspessl& aud Constipation. l
They cnrs Dlaf-aea and Cholera MOfbuEaal p
They eurs Liver Complaint aud Nervous
Headache.
They make the weak strong, the Ianguid bfa.
H. aud are exhausted natures great restofer
u are ompossd Of tho celebrated Caiisaya bark,
TER green, sassafras, roots and herbs, al pre-
we'd In perfectly pure 81. CrOix rum. Foe faf.
nlars, see circulars and testimonials around
D bottle.
sswaro Of Impostors Examine every bottls.
that Il has our private o. b. Stamp uBwuii.
ID over tho cork, with plantation sceHs, sud
signature On a fine steel plate SIDE label. Hes
4 our bottle 10 not re-flied with sDarioas and
sserigus stun. Any person pretending 70 ssll
lntatlon Bifters BY tbs gallon or ~ Dufk, IL an
psst9r. Any person Initiating this bottie.s 90
ling any other material therein, whstbsf called
lnfation Bltters or net, IL Acrifuiuai under the
>. Law, aud VIII be 20 prosecuted BY a. We
eady haya 0uF eye on several parties rs-hlliDR
bottles &c, who will succeed IN getting
smselyes into close quarters The dmHand fDf
ake's Plantation bltteFa from ladies, clergy.
D, merehaniH, &C., II Incredible. The simple
Al Of bottle u the evidences We present % their
RI ala a.IA al
stable druggists, groeeFs, physicians, hotels,
ponss steamboats,, aud country stores,
T.. ~. DEAkE co.
No. M broadway, y. Y.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-18

DINKAPPLE cfEEsE-
4 Bsx-s Pias Apple Ctess4- Just received II
" q E.-.t EEr.aa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-18
LYON,s TxATuAIRON.

zathairon Il from the Greek word okathro, o.
sathalro," nlgnifying 10 cleanse, reJnvinate aud
tore. This article u what ia uauio signifies
preserving, restoring and beautifyipg The
man hair u IL the most remarkable preparation
The world. II Il again owned and put up ~
) original proprietor, and Il now made with the
ae care, skill aud attention which gave u y
Of over one million bottles per anunfa.
n Is most delightful Hair DTcssing.
II graduates acuFi and dandruh
II keeps the head cool aud clean.
II makes tbs hair, rich, soft aud glossy.
II prevents the hair from falling on aud turn
Ing gray.
! restores hair upon bald heads.
Any lady or gentleman who values ieantiful
I'D Of hair shoald nae Lyons Kathairon. II u
own ard ed throughout the civilized world
Sold By all respsctabia dealers.
DEmAs BARNES 90. Now York
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-18
Net Assets, January, 1854,
SCOOP, 556.3D y

:. THE PLAN AND ORGANIZATION n the
GT&A, after a. years q sewers trial, haz re-
aiizsd the gseafsst pgbiic aasaufsEes and
su7cass II the various systels % fifr fnsu-
rance IN the ceubtFy- l. n0W better thaa
ever prepared for dnty.
, ia.eta los Cisinas issse been sattisd and paid
MNTEEN MILLIONS OF DOLLARS
G. TIE CONSUMPTION OF PROPERTY ny
fGfk, 81 the UBitei States averages over
se4."n daily i your property sxpose1
and uBprufi eted
!. AkE foU ISSURED7 II not. Why not ,
The cosi = trisinz. the dufy Is manifest I:
the result mas - ysur escape from ruia
while delay and neglect may Involve
yeu ia bankrurtcy, poverty, 81 cruel d.
appointment.
T. fAkffcU LAR ATTENTION aud rezard =
EIV.a to small risks sell - large ones
Able aEa suIsrfor commercial advantages
aHur4si.
50 InsHrasee soiieited and Policies iasusd b.
J. ". SExsES. ANsut,
|Azs Marble Hall BusldiHg, Ne >. Main st.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-18
MILLIN Jerry.
LBS. ]. HASTINGS

HTIsHzs 10 INFORM HEB OLD PATRONS
w and the public generally that she has just
returned With one q the largest and best selected
stocks Of millinery and Fancy Goods ever brought
q this city.
Her stock consists Of All the latest styles Of
Ribbons, Flowers, &c. Of the lest qualities, and
insends 20 dispose Of them at the lowest possible
priee FOB CASH feF
The Ladies would do yell to dive her a call be
fore pezchxsing elsa@here-
MRS J. HASTINGS, Main Street,
splz North kI4ss three doors frsm secoHa-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-18
CITY ADVERTISEMENTS,
Notice % Contractors.

GlEALED PROPOSALS Will be rscsived until
~ Friday, April -. 1855 for the construction OF
Brick Sidewalks, Plank Sidewalks. and Stone
Curling for the ensuing year; said sidewalks and
rurhings TO cOn form ia sill respects 10 require-
ments Of the ordinances of the city. aud She sand
20 be used in the construction Of esfck Sidewalks
20 be OF the ecst-elear, coarse Bayssn ssui.
BY order Of the Council.
tee A. PFAFFTIN, Clerk.
Clerks 0nice, April, 1855. apis
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-18
NEW BOOKS.

" EW BOOhO-
pENAN'S LIFE or CHRIST; hoSk er,-st-
II ing great excitement
Miss GTibert's Gamer.
Tales ofthe Opera; hy Parton.
Mrs. Lirriasr's Lodgings: BY Dickens.
LISTERS 70 the Joueses
Abhott's History Of the Crest Rebellion.
southern History of the WABASH and second
Volumes
General Grant and bis Campaigns.
HArper's History Of the War, a. far As o,st.
The ,Psrfet Gentleman; or, Elessnee and Elo-
qVence.
Held in Bondage; BY c. VaRshn.
whip. Hoe, and Sword.
sRubinf; = ne~ novel. -
Frank Warrington; BY author Of s'The sush-
arlauds-r
Barretg's Astronomy ard Ati&s.
Mercedes Seyets, aud all the Dinls Nevess.
At k-J. DoBELL'S
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-18
STOCK-BREEDTNG.
Important to Breeders of Blooded
Stock.

IRE cELEBRATED STALLION CIR.
Il EORD" viii make the season q 1854 AZ ~
American stable, Evansville InA-
fEzas1-- So % iasaHss
PEpIsRkE--Bzfar5- Eas got By Imported CEsu
Coz frat dam ~ MinstrsA. nins1rei By Ne5Oe.
Aedoc By Sew~fork Eclipse second dana by BF,-
tsrd's AlsxandsF, third dam By HzzxhaIlss Nos~s.
tur1h dam By Dake Of BeafsEl. z4h siznl by
[ niUa, sixth dam By in1porz@d nsbsseE.sr ~.
RICHARDSON : BRITTOg.
sprs af Za
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-18

/. FIBEAsD INLAND sAvTaATIoN RISKS
sccrpt1ds nos - heretofore, n fair rate
end fsrai rensitious
= BUSINESS CONDUCTED with eohstant dis
patch aBd accuracy
J. LOssEs alEays met with pfomptueas and
eomplete lastiee.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-18

AANU ia oSoCA anu arriving uAliy
Casks Trace Chains,
2.oto lbs Log Chain,
Is dozcn C. $ Planters Hoes,
80 &" Garden Hoes and Rakes,
80 a. shovels aud slaiss.
20 f" Has and Manure Forks,
Ioq I" soytke. suesths and Cradles,
leo " nioodsse. $. Grass, CiraIa and
Bri@r seythss,
3 gross scysin stones.
20 dezen Hay RaAps.
IS Sheep shssrs.
60 Cotton Cards.
loo groas HALVES and FORTS.
SO dozsu Pock-s HALVES.
Ie9 gross Tea sma Table spesBs.
- tozen Coffee Mills.
20 Meal Selves.
go carry Combs.
80 kegs Wheeling sAil@.
Ia aszsa PAa Lacks. Geznah q Arn.ricaa,
go Doer Lasks aBd Lstshss.
fooa gross American scsews.
leo DOZEN She's. HsFsa. Cloth ssa sera6
Brushes,
lss fes and Caanssr Scales,
5 eszss Hard Frame Slate.
S tans Esrsa orind sfonas
n0es, este and strap Hinges,
Boring Marhiass.
CsrpeDteg Tools,
Cooper Toeis-BsTt5u's ana Whites,
ohio Tool Company Planes.
Cabinet Hsrd~ars,
Mil aud Cross Cat SASS.
Cham PUMPS. ke. &C.
A moss q cur goods we're purchased Ger
CASH, before the re advance tn
Hardware, Ne ~IiI onsr thsm At the lowest
possible rates.
JAcoR sTRAuB SON.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-18
sADDLERY.
PIANOS.

Two Splendid Pianos
A Nd A Lor OF FINE PARLOR ORGANS
Z and Melodeans lust recsivesf Al
WARREN 3 C0NYNGTOS's
Also two secondhand Planes for sale cheap
The hnest assortment Of Victims tsuiezrs ri,,ta.
and Accorleans can be found AZ
WARREN & CoNYNGT0S'S,
apt& Nc. Msfa stsess
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-18
LIVERY STABLE.
AMERICAN STABLE,

fisHlS LIVERY ESTABLISHMENT. WHICH
A IL vii kneWa throughout the country pos-
scs=e- stable advantages suleFior to any similar
establishment IL the City, having arFange4nauts
for The Seeepfion 81 private horses livery 81 the
most elegant and eomliete description. and al the
lowest RATES.
Carriages for visiting % let coaehes, H.sht
Wagons. aud every kind % road vehicle 70 e.
Horse sold on cafn rIsssoa Secoua halri RasEy's
Tor SALE Al the very isess prices. Passengers tor
~ar.ssd to alt parts ef the eoautry BY special ceu-
vevapce RICHARDSON. BkTTTON i co.
aut4
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-18
INDIAN MEDICINES.

1horokoo euro
~ uRfaiiiag care .fsr Sperlaaiorrhea, SsaniHaI
ataess, hoctirHai Eiaissioas, aad ga Diseases ons-
N selfpoiinfiou; sacA ~ less " Msnars, Uaiesf-
Lassiiads, Rlias 10 tAs Baok, Diiaaass ~ rl.saa,
snafure Oh Ages Weak NERVES. Diac.lfg ~
nthing, Tfeabiiig, Watchfiasss, EHpfioas ~ a.
~, Pale C0aEisRaace, fHsautf9, Consumption asd
fAa Dirsfai eoapiaiais ctusyd bB departing Jfosa
pqfh n Rafitrs.
b-This medicine IL simple vegetable extract,
Tone on which all can rvly, as u has haen used
mr. praatice for many years, and with thons.
= treated, Il has Not failed Ia single instance.
tcnratiyc powers have been sufficient to gain
Dry over the most stubborn case
g-'ro those who have trifad With their consti.
on, until they think themselves beyond the
b % medical aid, wo would say, aNsspaif naff
CuEnoKEE CuEE will restore Won 10 health
! vigOr, and after all quack doctors I'VE f,glei
Hl-For full particulars, get Circais from any
y store IN tho country, or write Ne Propfle.
who will mail free % any desirfag the same,
u traatise In pamphlet sorm
o~prices, 50 per bottle or thrre BOTTLES for s..
forwarded by kxpress TO all parts of the world.
Sold BY all respectable druggists every
-.
Dr.. w. r. Merwin 81 Co.
SoLE PR0raiFroEs,
No. 81 Liberty Street, New YORK
y-Sold In Evansville By VIM. Biorbower and
ldruggisss everywhere. lFebiedAwly.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-18
uAaAN,s MAGNOLIA RAIN.

HAGAN's MAGNOLIA BALM.
rhis II tbs most delightful and sxtaord inary
isle ever discovered. 10 changes the sun burnt
} aud hands 20 psariy satin texture 81 fAsiaii-
,beaaty, imparting the marble purity 81 youth,
the dlsfiugHs appearance 40 Inviting N iha eity
Of fashion. II removes tan, ifccklea, pim+
y roughBesa from the sklu, leaving the con.
n fresh, transparent and smooth. W con.
- no material Injurious 60 tita skin. retFgn-
By Actresses and Opera SngarB. 10 u what
~ lady should have. Sold everywhere.
Prepared by W. y. Hagan, Troy, N. Y.
Address all orders 10
DEnAs s. BARNES 90. Now York.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-18

rsons Of ssdentary hsbits troubled With
tDes, lassltads, palpitation u the heart, laek
ippetite, distress alter eafinks tSfpN IFsf,
sflpAtfon, deserve 70 suffer- II they VIII not
the eatefrafad
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-18

Duck WHEAT FLOUR
ID e8Sazks PsuEsFssahis Back wheat Fisur,
For salaat NM. CALDss Kills
sss, Ffrsf STREET.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-18
GROCERIES.

- keEs SPIKED Pigs Fset,
Just reesissd At No. 2, First Street,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-18

aanufaetnrs, for saie.
20 Boxes u Five Lump pr pounh.-.... ~ CT
20 Boxes % 70 BUMP pr pound ......... H' Gus
20 Boxes FRANKIE VIang9 Lump y .. =, %
800 Rose Bnd, IN Csdflea per- pound 90 GA
80 Boxes Bai89's 30 gaddiea,
80 gaAdies Peach Ifaf, Dag p0ntid...... C1 ots
30 n Dofaa0. Light psr poiihd. 81 80
30 Caddles Pancake, Light, per pound ~ Gts
100 Boxes snh Carei Tobacco d B....... 10 On
600 1a Home spnn f@ist Tobacco;
I,gH Barrels BmgkiBg Tobacco;
20 boxes HDnd's scotch smut;
? g 80 Half Barrels fiue- Cut Chewing T0lmeeo
100 Mersefam Pipes H
tl0frosa Hsiar and Wood Pipes,
119.D1 Clay Pipes, assorted
To Dress Rubber Pipes
1000 assorted Pipe Stems
5,nOg cenha Cigars; .s
zfU o Henry Cliy clgera, hrst's;
- 100 Henry Clay Cigars, seefgid'ss
1900 La kHpuleon Cigars;
3gO04 ~ Hrufus tigarss
9D0,OO0 Half Spanish Cigars,
2DD, 900 sogaFeeisi
20 OO1 La ssiyadlna eigarsi a ft
400, 300 Packs sHltklhg Tobaooo;
% Drums Turkish smoking TobaeeoI
1850 Bales Kihnieauiek smoking Tsbaeasi
90 DruWs HhanRhie,
900 Pounds Mackab0y suuH, l
1850 Ffaneh SNUFF.
Merchants aud Store Reopsrs, look 10 thsi
interest examine our largo stock.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-18

TTOosTER sTRUP-I Barrel choke sorEum
syrup. Fbr sale a.
cALDsELL's Family os0csry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-21
Col. Bowman and Gen. Mcclellan

| To the Editor Of che " " TtibHne
| SIR: Never having seen any contradiction to
the assertions Of Tie " T. Herald and other papers,
ready cavil and nd faul. with every act Of tie
Government that tho removal Of Col Bowman from tic
Superintendenoy Of West Point account Of his
having permitted Gen. Mcclellan to deliver the adj
dress ut the recent laying of the stone Of the
monument to be erected honor Of the fallen heroes OF
the present Shareholders Rebellion; and a. many per
sons friendly the Government have been deuded into
the belief Of those assertions, / would briefly state
few facts in regard TO such removal, learned by me
during recent visit 10 West Point. BY inquiry Of
officers aud Others learned that the delivery of the
Grafton by Mcclellan had nothing to do with Col Bow
mans removal, as evidenced by the following facts:
| Over six months ago the removal Of Col. Bowman
was determined on and Gen. Wright received official
notification Of his appointment Superintendent Of the
Point
This appointment was distastefal to Gen. Wright,
and the order for lin TO report at West Point was
therefore conntermanded, or held in allegiance The
fact of tho appointment OF Gen. Wright in his place
was communicated to Col Bowman since which be had
been in daily expectation Of receiving order for bin
to report elsewhere.
On the death Of the lamented Sedgwick, Cen.
Wright was ordered take command Of his corps and
is now in the field with noble army in front Of Rich
mond.
It therefore became advisable 10 appoint some other
officer superintendent, and Gen. Tower was 30 APP
pointed, he being incapable of active service in the
field by OF wounds received in the service Of his
country.
Such is brief statement of facts and the public
may draw their own conclusions to the motives OF
Tie Hrald and papers Of that ilk. in publishing such
assertions
Fe,e. York. ysly 90 1854. uMos.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-21

pings OF the different lodes made by competent chemists
in San Francisco and the further fact that capitalists
are making investments in these very quartz clains'
aid the still further fact that old California miners give
1t as their opinion that the appearance Of these odes
promises to turn out rich the California mines. In
this connection. again quote from The arizona Minor
OF 2oth May, 1864 In speaking OF the number of mining
companies being organized, the editor says:
We WISH them, and all organizations Tor working
Df uhequaled nlDes, the utmost We con,
aaI 's, operations no properly carr on
arizona is te richest IN gold and silver Of an, country
on rls continent OF Ame,ica."
The Santa Ft Ga;sns Of April 90 last says.
Arizona is without doubt vastly more rich IN t,s
precious metals than any other country that is know
20 while onr gallant troops explore it in quest OF
salages they Will discover many rich odes aud rich
PAGERS and thus open up precise knowledge Of where
gold and silver NAV be sought with profit This will
be not only TIE foundation Of wceh for the rsoute and
hardy discoveries themselves but for thousands OF
citizens or our country &C large who are only Whiting
10 have these lshmnces of our deserts brushed away
TO come with their capital aud industry TO develop
what Is now to all VI us sealed treasure. SO say to
our friends Of Arizona, be of good cheer have got
rid " our Indians, and look forward not only with
hope but with confidence that you viii get rid OF
yours"
The Ga;eGe refers TO the campaign which Gen Carl
ton lao organized against the Apachcs, who now &C.
eupy the eastern part Of our territory which IS the
richest portion IN mineral wealth in the opinion OF old
miners The editor Of The Gazette very fairly concludes
that Gen. Carlton successful in subjugairs the
Naysjoes In New Mexico ard transferring this Tribe "a
reservation, so he viii be equally successful in com
peing the Apaches to do the same thing.
The communication Of "G." would not have been
deemed worthy Of any notice but from the fact that
has been copied into some Of the city papers without
the truth appearing that it anonymous
Since writing the above have recesed letter fcEn
Tucson. dated June 4. lss same date Ne rs" which
says: The miners have plenty Of water now, aud
doing well We have had heavy showers
lately"
II is not improbable that G.. has failed Of getting
contracts and employment from the military authcri.
ties" or the civil authorities scheme OF money
making or advancement politically has failed him, and
consequently the grapes have become sourhis vision
become dsordcrcd and the territory to him. not what
he had londy anticipated. WET
Nc. York july 10, 1861.
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III
Steamship Baltic a. s. transport. Marry, Nasaison ~
hours having board 100 sick ard wounded soldier 20 'as
Medical Director. .
Steamship Atlantic U. 5. transport, Eldidge. Fortress
Monroe - houT having board $40 sick aud wounded sol
diers 20 the Medical Director.
steamer United States IT, 5. trausport Snare fo'le''
Monroe - hours 10 T. y. Ouarerma.ter IAN,
Bark AFisdne BE-, Fraser Gace bay, e. b. HSys 30"
tnns co. 10 Brett. Son y Co. al.
Bark Princess Alexandria Oouti 81 Crox ~ Gays Hie'
aud pas. to Roche Bros. Coffee.
Bark john Cuhi, Sylvester Neuviia Is days, sssI and
nio,sses 70 r. " King Co. -.
Biz j. Hathaway Townsend, Cardenas is days inoa''eS
~ j. 4. hathaway. - IA -
Brr C. +. o'Biicn Br) Wiley, Gibars, Cuba " days.
Tnossse- 10 II. ID. Brookmon Co, -, ,-.nd
Brig Ocean Traveller treeshy, Neuvn.s IL o>'s' N''''i
mahoeany 10 Thompson Hunter. - =, -, e.;, audi
lead 90 funch, Meucke Nond r., na Va-horJ
Brs Ro.otl (of Kingston, Jsnll lg',ies ~, ~ '
an n dsy. wood and ivory to Handy h'soey. IT
Schr Loroy johnson, SaguaIa Gr1idr - "''' 80. -
nrola,se. 10 Merrill & Abbott
MIND--At sansei, D. .
SAILED. - -
Jytr Observation-Disclosures Tor Llve'pooi hosnos'' ''H
Havana. s,nvrS
july H. lat 70 a. lon. 70 ", schr sara" r'" VI
from Portland, days ou =, - .,,,,.
SO die III 4 * lon u. L. :. siesner keN.eue sas'
rrf'.tl..
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TRorr1yG on THE FASHION COURSE, l.. L.

trottlug match between John Lovetfs 7. z. Warrior
and S. Crooks &. Billy, for $3.50 SIDE mile heatA
best three in FIVE in harness. came of yesterday on tic
Fashion Course There not much interest mans
tested In the affair." the betting being principally cong
fined 10 the race between Lady TompAns and StonesH
Jack son, which or tomorrow over this course
This is the second between these wekno~n trot
ters the first contest which took place last week have
ing been won by Stonewal jackson. lie is, consej
queny, the ayorite In the betting; but the owner Of
Lady rompkin offered yesterday 20 bet $500 10 sfA
that she won as often as layers of these odds could 10
found In the race between Warrior and Billy yesterl
day the former wonthe first heat being dead heat
In 3:la; the second was won BY Warrior in 3l5 anS
the third by the horse, in 3:Oi!. Billy being DIS
tanced I'm the last heat.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-21

and goods as al Offset for not bearing arms m me e'&se
The rt nc to their receiving large accesaons 70
their rams in this State is not correct few fellows
lazzed by the show OF watches ana other D1nl! len
hoo timed he Riders but lar a. have been abc
-, ne mat blatant e-bodicd SecessOnists were
anon, tb rs 10 take to their heels the approach Oh
the Rebel forces-nOt even caring to trust iber own
friends. , A. po,.,. ,.,o in.
vsasd Ills STATE there is data by which any one can
base calculation The general opinion oil tnosy Sny
were among them is nat lnv'" d. ere oet"eol ,
y 90 pcrhaps 30 600. but not more Ibe dalhtse
uiich tiev did is ncelcuable, and viii long be felt
tbr"ngbont tle state correspondent OF The Biti'
more Sun writing from hGe1alf, wi.n P,aS , Tcs
suffered more than any other town ~ like size, ,Hi
" Norgonrrv County has be visited with hoa'y hand
H., lie ha- been laid IN dust aud drsoatioh.
S het I'm, ias been uddeurdi not home but has seer
rsl add action; not man bnt ma oiy 9'er ,gfs 70 'e
- ud,r and unee of robbery 1nd rdn II would be use
G n, undertook to adequate de Of the utter dr'tuc
ton hich they have cscry"hrir ZEN. inc reoshk' 10
1rh knew no distinction OK uioe any dsfinao nor
5tsarJ for one moment shy orbeaug confederation But
our people behaved in cvefy ihitihs. win ,ese au Pr
r Il was orsotieu the evere trials through which they
,a,ed and they noby joined in common efforts Tor mutual
prosccu and ia Que seninrn.oi eondemnaoh "i"" 'pe
fayasing Split that ruled Tie noun
o.iei has been again restored aud business re-
suIncd in this city and Throughout The State. Tie Bal
tnore and Ohio Railroad Company, with its accustomed
energy has sent hundreds 0i men along tie line To re-
pair the damage done by the raiders and but r." ga!
VIII elapse before the road viii again be In running or
der The telegraph Is again IN full operation 10 every
section and through tie energy Of Nh. FELTON,, Presi
dent If the Baltimore aud Philadelphia line the bridge
over the Gmpowdcr River VII soon be repaired Inc
Northern Genital Railroad l. sRaln IN the Dalds 81 ~
proper managers and will be IN older. The people
here and az tho North and East, under obligations
10 Col Purne Postmaster oi Baltimore AMI his ehef'
geic assistant {. j. L. Thorpe for tie prompt trans
mission Of the mails during the raid. When II became
known that railroad communication was severed, MF.
Thorpe chartered the Philadelphia steamer To- convey
the mail that place whence they were iurthefed 10
their destination BY rail Or
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10 he Editor II The ~ J. TJi5gae
SIR: This morning, while crossing 'he Brook,
lyn ferry the wnter was covered .1r about three acr
with floating ofal The stencil and appearance were
disgusting to sickness. What challenge 10 disease
all this henous rotteness being exposed TO the hot rayt
Of july SUM- and floating iih every tide up and dov4
our rivers Who II 20 bamel Who viii act in th5
mattcri Would any other cry country in the world
submit TO such disgraceful state Of thingsf QuEBE
Nsts. York. July ~, 1864.
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ARREST OF A MILITIA COLONEL.
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under arrest fF refusing order his regiment to leave
for Washington in response TO the Presidents call Tor
10 oO men The Lieutenant Colonel has been Temporal
riIv aupoin'ed 10 the command of the Eleventh
Another militia Colonel who declined 70 march TO the
National Capital has been notified 10 prepare his corr
rnand for departure at once.
THE OLD SIXTH MASSACHUSETTS,.
The 9Th Regiment of Massachusetts, Militia
which is famous ior its perons march through Baltimore
in pr Stl has once taken mp arms for the o.
fence Of the Union, and will arrive at Jersey CITY TINS
morning by transport from Boston After partakng OF
breakfast prepered by Col Howe the State agent the
regiment will leave for Washington. Col Foiansbee
Is in command Their term II service Is 100 days.
THE DRAFT.
r. m, Editor n The ~ Y 1r'bsHe.
SIR: Can YOU inform many of y0ur readers upon
the following auestion Is pcr,on exempted from the Uni
Ted states wee by having furnished an alien subste IA
Die TO dralt into the STATE miitiJF "
ASs-No Sir.