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The New York herald., 1864-06-27

~ LOUIS Juhc 20, 1864.
Tho block bolwcau Thirteenth aud Tourieeuh streets
Franklin and Cay street. was burned this after.
Tie following The principal losses -coggswol
Co., Touring mill SEQ 900 the building. and SIS 900
or $4,000 on the stock H. shtics, grocer $4,000 to
10000; Anton Ksro sams, $4,000 The total loss is
probably from $50 900 10 soo oco Tho Insurance mol
ascertaneS.
The wociien factory or C1rwh and Lowe, a, Mexico,
Mo-, and Touring saw and cardug mills at P,at,sburg,
NO., were burned last week Total loss $40 600. Con.
siderable wool Was burned al ssch picc Both fires were
tue work or iuosndiaries
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such hot weather." was exclaimed yesterday
and day before on all sides, by the sweltering
masses 1t is true that the rays Of the sun
were hot, and tina. owing to the lack OF breeze
the temperature was uncomfortable; STILL this
is the season for hot weather, and last year
and the year before, and years before that,
the same was experienced. The warm wea-
ther at this period is good for the crops, and
we should not grumble at it. We should think
Of what the warmth must be around Petersburg,
and bear our heated term with large amount
Of philosophy. We may add, however, by way
of joining in with the grumblers, that q little
rain would be highly beneficial, as the drought
has now continued for some time.
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ST. LoUis, June 20 1861.
Tho Fremont ratification nso.ug iaei night was yory
respectable 10 point Of numbers and quito enthusiastic
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The INTERNAL RsvENuH BuI.-This bill has
passed both houses Of Congress, and now
only awaits the signature Of the Presi-
dent 1t will increase very largely tho
income Of the government, and when in
good working order will. 1t is calculated,
annually realize three hundred and lfty mil
lions for the Treasury The law establishes
a material change In the income tax. The rate
will In future be five per cent on all incomes
over 5000 and not exceeding 5000; on in
comes from $4,000 to $4,000, seven and a half
per cent, and exceeding $4,000, ten per cent
The tax on whiskey will be one dollar and half
per gallon after the 1st OF July until the LIST
of February next, after which period it will be
two dollars per gallon An immense revenue
will be the result Of these notifications in the
Tex bill
The New York herald., 1864-06-27

Here we have accessions TO the bone and
sinew Of The country from the British islands,
but almost oil from Ireland, OF nearly i've
thousand souls in three days. AT this rate we
shah have drawn from Ireland 10 the course OF
The past twelve months, over a half a million
Of her iaboring people; and ''tbe cry is still
they come Iiow is this, when the British
government, Cabinet Lords and Commons, in
every possible way, have been and are doing
oil they can do to frghtcn off the Irish people
from this country? Why have they failed go
signaily? Because every family in Ireland has
its representatives or some trusty friends here,
whose statements command the fullest conf
dencc, notwithstanding The discouraging mis-
representations OF British officials aud cmissa-
ries "Thst's what 3 the matter" The people
OF Ireland believe their friends and dstrusl
their enemies Nor will II be matter Of sur
prise II, in the course OF the next two or three
years we shall receive from Ireland two or three
or four or 1yo additional millions Of her lib
crty loving people. We have liberty enough,
land enough, and work and bread enough, for
them all. Let them come, and welcome, and
pay not the slightest attention TO The FOOLS h
rawlings Of John Bnll.
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REPORTED REBEL ATTACK ON sHERIDln.

WASHINGTON, juno 20, 1885,
Arrivals from James river today report that Short.
dams command attacked yesterday at WIooxs
Landing bv large number Of robss Relnforcemeus
OF infantry aud artillery had been promptly sent 10
Sheridan.
The New York herald., 1864-06-27

been discovered to impeach our perfect integ-
rity-not because such evidence has not been
eagerly sought, but simply because IL has
never existed.
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Casualties MT Pino Noun tain.
hs following is list OF officers killed and wounded


Nt FIRST Brigade 4M41H
rIrsi Lieut.. William H Cochran, 33d n J.. killed. ~
Capt. A. +. Cclgap. 2sth Pa, wounded, severely.
First Lieut.. G. H. Dices 18th Ohio mortaiy. esl e4
Capt. J. d. Armer, 2stf Ia, slightly.
Se{gd Brigade. wwE
Capt A. Crosby, 16&th n. r., wounded, mortaliy &1
First Lieut. O. L. Barnhordh. lB<th n r., severity ia
First Lieut.. r D. Coshers, lIoth N. y, severely.
Ma ior c. G Crestcr, Tsd n, severely. III
Capt = n. Miller, 73d Pa, severely.
Capt Henry Hets, 73d Pa, severely.
First Lieut.. A. Hospings, 73d Pa, slightly. Nwhl
Capt =. l.. Gimber. Tooth Pa, severely. 81 &A
Capt Alfred McGollegou, 109th Pa, slightly. -
first Lieut.. William Washers, Tooth Pa, slightly.
First Lieut.. Albert Puarsou, SD n Y, slightly
Third Bysscde
Captain James Young, Goth N. T., slightly.
Fret Lieut.. lAvi Metz, 18th NY, severely. aE
First Lieut.. Fobros Berry 18th n. ", severely. -
Major L. r. Stegman. le2d n. X, severely. ssf
Iisnt. J. r Elliott, 1o2d N. Y, severely.
Col. wm Richards, Goth Pa, severely.
Lieut. J. D. Wilson, 29th Pa, severely. ~
Dirision SdG.
Capt Moses veals, loSth Pa, Gen asary's ssAAs
Capt. lambert. A. d. c, had his horse shot,
Recapitulation. -,
First brigade. Col. Candy, commandinR.... Is III
second brigade, Col P. il. Jones, do....... 80 lAf
rhlrd brigade, Col. Ireland, do....... 81 o.
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TuE TAnYr Bn.L.--lt may be reasonably OK.
pected that the new Tariff bill will become law
within worry few days. Notwithstanding the
spasmcdic sttempt to discourage the use Of
foreign luyuries upon the plea Of economy,
there is very little doubt thai even with the
high tariff imposed by the bin foreign fabrics
will still be extensively purchased, and thus a
large revenue be thrown into the hands Of tho
government wlerewith TO pay the interest on lis
public debt in gold. The high tariff affords such
a protection TO home manufactures tha. doncs-
tic industry will also be greatly stimulated and
encouraged, and all the vast resources OF the
country moro developed than ever. Thus the
Tariff bill will operate in two ways for good.
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Tux Moz,er REGIMENT AND FERNANDO WOOD
Fernando Wood, in his speech IN tho House
on Saturday, took, the trouble to repudiatc
the Mozart regiment as fighting rsgi-
men., ono OF The Huest military organiza.
tons OF the war, aud which ho once claimed
the merit Of having created. lie might
have spared himself the labor OF disclaim-
inc the object for wbioh tio regiment was
raised, FOR the regiment long since repudiated
him, and denied his boast that the funds 10
raise Y wore furnished by Mr.. Wood alone.
That he assisted It for his own personal aims Is
undoubted. The shuttle whereby Wood at
tompb 10 got out Of whatever responsibility
he had ia creating the Mozart regiment 10 .
vosy weak one. He says that II was not raised
for the war" but for she defence Of Washing
con. The regiment hes given the best sttssta-
tlon Of IL intention OF embarklng afor Tho yas''
by eshtsG \ Qut usaisjly. s-ss- IS
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NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.
WAR GANNTTE.
-~---->,-- --e-.-----S~->-~--~-o-,-,~r~~~s-
FIClAn.

Acceptance Or Representatives In the
Army of EIen not Subject 10 Draft.
The following circular was issued to-day By Pecvosl
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TsE AoJoueSMnNT or CoEGssss.--Now tha,
tho two most important financial measures be-
fore Congress are settled, or on the point OF set
Aement, wo soc no reason why Il should not
adjourn on the last day Of this month. The Tax
bill has passed both houses. The Tariff bill
will no doubt be fevorsbIy reported on and
passed within few days Az for the Enrol
ment bill, without The Communication clause es
II passed the Senate, the probability Is that tho
House will reject II o. Icy II ovsr 90 that thsre
h nothing 10 prevent vhe sdJouraneat oC Con.
srsM ksSaxs ~ ~ si {plL A
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AMERICAN THEATRE Nc. Az observation-disclosures
IAETosixEs, BpRlEsouss 4u-Ms. AND MRS. PRrrn
GAiTR
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NEW FORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY els Broadway =
(umosigIrs AID LEcTuRHs from A N. til 10 I. H.
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HooLBy's OPERA HOUSE, Brooklyn -ErHror,AS
ForG& DANCES, BuRLxsouEs. &c.
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BRYAHTs hINSrRELs. Mechanics Hall. az Broad.
way -krHoiIAs SoSos. DANCES BUALEsQUEs &c
GAhINC
The New York herald., 1864-06-27

WOODS MINSTREL SiALL, 5li Broadway -EraloytAs
Boxes, DANCES &o--kU ecING TAG BLOCKADE
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-24
THE VERY LATEST
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TELEGR APH.


Nav YoRK, Nov 23.-Gold has beer
unusually steady, the price during tn,
morning having stood at 223f(a 223f
Operators appear disposed 70 defer Their
transactions til after thanksgiving. Tbs
quotation was 222@
The Richmond Sentinel says Grant il
naassing troops on the right Of tbs rebel
lines, in the vicinity Of Battery Harri-
son, and that Sheridan has seat con
siderable portion Of his command to the
James. A slight demonstration was
made on Wednesday from Buffers front
BY his troops, bat it was forced back,
without accomplishing anything.
The Petersburgh Express reports the
arrival OF heavy reinforcemsnts TO Grant
within the past two days.
In the affair Of Thursday night theY
claim 10 have captured our picket line
Tor distance Of 600 yards.
Mosby has written q letter 10 Shsris
dan announcing abe execution Of seven
Union prisoners in retaliation. and an
nouncing his intention to continue if aHy
more OF bis captured men are executed.
The Richmond Sentinel ANNOUNCES
that Zen. Gastavus Smith is aiding Gen.
Howell Cobb in opposing Sherman
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-24

Nav YoRx. yov q.
coTTos--stsady st si@1 y f6r Midaiisa
} Uplaads.
FL0tR-witbous decided change: ssoas q
Tor extra ate; II eoSI1 Is fer extra round hoou
/ ohio, and II 399I2 % for trade brands. Closed
/ quiet azd irm
| WHTsEY.-Aefivs and frmer. at / T4gI rs fsr
I Western
wHEAT.-opensd armsr. and 1a2, tattsr.
/ Ne. Mis@snkie 24sS2 IS; Winter Bed wssserr
IS Amer Michigan 49,
RYE--a15e batter; Western l 50 ssoat and ii
BARLEY-Firm.
CoRN-2ase better; good demand for mixed
Western At ls9I 30 in stors, chiefly At TIE latter
oATs.-2sse betssrf good business in Western
Wo0L--Quset and frm
CoFFEEz-Ffrm.
.. s =. Fun; Is8z9Is7z for Mu.eovAao. and
d0LAss - -Firn
PkTk0LEE M.-DuIt
HOPS Excited
for Ness g s71zgSa IS for new De, casR M
zrisr way eIosinz at the inside PRICE ea-h-
q s3sss % for Prime, and s. 004zs 50 fsr Prfrss
Asss Also 500 tbs new Mas, for December
sad January-huyeTs and sellers opfIen-as 80
1905 $50 bhis Prime Meas. for Jaruarv as1
February sellers epsisn-at = o.
BEEF p rn. and fair demand a. Tsst2 fa-
sSh-tfy Vs. l452z fos Fspaskea Mas. Isgzi
BEsF HAMI-Firm at q ooa2s 50
CUT Ms xTs Steady. al I-sSfe fsr x1o,,la.-. I
1s82I for Hans
BACON SIDES -Quist
LARD.-FiFm II 2z161Zs
BUTTER.-steaay, ana fzir demand 14es4s f.
Western, and HAS for state
p CHESS E.--unc changed
M0NET.-sfeady ar
EXCHANGE.-I og5z ard ani@s
sULD-HeaFg Aad loser: otssued a. es1S
sfvaneed 70 zl5s, declined q 70. ana clossS
81 zIL 1850
CONVENIENT STOCKS. - Firm: e. fss1
apsas- t9zs1 l955zt sos, eoaPoas. 0zis@
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AGENCY.

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cincinnati Markets.

- CISafxs4Tt. Nov. q.
FL0U R--DuaI and xrieas kesxar srtr,srfs,.s : -
3s@5; Extrass0
MHEAT.-FIsHs Red ? oasa7 o. Wbftaaa1
ADRS.-DemAna good: 3 fer ala - -
shssifd zs8f q
0ATS.-Aettvs: s01sI
BARLEY Steady. e5asI n Tar enrt.y. Z "a
q u SO 70 Fall
= hIsh Active saiss ofy00 bbls at 70
IkoAIs oAs.--Qaiet aHd unchanged.
kDkk-AaN Mess 81 50
Is kb.--NeN d held al gsI
GREEN MATS -ts IL. Ana II for sho-ta...
sides, Aui Hans
GH8CERIEs -Firns and in xs,sa a.,,.,a
CuFFEE.-42Ns45
hUGAR.-2sM18
MoLAssAS-l
"a 49, AetaSe and htghers sales Of s 800 At
rsee8lsts $500 hbf. ~ss
GOLD ~
sILYER-2l
AA1hA AdL.-~k FIRM and in good demand
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-24
SPECIAL NOTICES

Facts for Soldiers. = Throughout the
Indian and crimean campaigns the only nsdi.
eines which proved themselves able to care the
worst cases Of Dysenterry, scuryy, and Fever.
we're Hoiiowsy's Pills and ointment Therefore,
ist every yoluntesE see that hs IL supplied with
Them when in the field. If the reader Of this
$ NOTICES" cannot get box sf Pills or Ointment
from the Drug Store in his place. let him write to
me, % Maiden Lane. enclosing the amount, and
viii mail q box frss Of expense. Many dealers
wiz not keep nay medicines on hand beeause they
eannot make as much profit a. On other persons-
make. 30 cents, 80 esHts, and 81 40 psr box or
pot. uox4-iwd
AvoAa Drugs wherever IL is possible ana
depend Hpon sucn lunocsnt remedies as naturs has
provided DixOn's Blackberry Car minativs Is one
Of the most valuable Of this elass a. both solasrs
and civilians k1ow, by sxperisEoe.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-24

NEw YoRE, Nov 23-Ths steamer
Commander, with Havana adviees sf tho
18th, has arrived.
The steamer seow, from New Orleans
to New York, with an Indiana regi
ment aboard, supposed to be the 4Qsh.
Is badly aground in Key West hafbor
aud II 10 feared she will 20 10 pieces.
The steamer Wild Rover, with Lieut.
Braine and the rest Of the Roanoke
party aboard, is reported 10 have arrived
at Nassau from Bermuda She attempt.
ed 70 get into Wilmington, but failed.
The blockade business was hrisk.
number RAINING the blockade Al Charles.
ton.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-24

WAsmEoros, Nov. 23.--About fifty
deserters from our armies have arrived
as City Point from the Valley Tney
were captured By Sheridan in bis late
campaign. The larger number OF them
were substitutes, who having deserted
and joined the rehei army we're cent 10
tue Shenandoah Valley, IS there was
less danger Of their being Identified, n
captured A court, with Gen Collins Al
head, has been ordered 70 Ctr Point
10 try them.
The heavy rain storm Of the past four
days IN that quarter is over.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-24

QuEBEc, Nov. 23-0wing 10 reliable
information that Southern and rebel
sympathizers, in certain TOXINS ia Can
ada, are manufacturing, clandestinsly
at those points, shot, she'll and cannon.
the Government has issued proelama.
ton prohibiting the expurtation, 0r car
rying eoastwise or by inland navigation
Of arms or ammunition,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-24
Public Reception or cap,. yy,n.,.,.

.
BosToE, Nov. % The gallant CAM
WinsIow had public rseeptioa by Tie
citizens Of Rceksbarg last evening. In
Institute Hall, followed BY d grand ban
quet AZ the Norfolk House Among the
many agreeable features vas the presen-
tation Of an elegant silver tea set 10 the
heroic sailor. The receipts OF the Ma.
tional Sailors Fair. which closed last
evening, have not been correctly and
clearly ascertained, bur will exceed
$4,000
The officers and crew Of the United
States steam sioop of war BROOKLYN.
sent IN a contribution Of $3.50 YESTERDAY.
which secured the sword TO Capt. Jas'
Alden, commander OF the BROOKLYN.
The sword contest up 20 this uuexpecs-
ed result, had been quite even between
Farragat and Winslow.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-24
An Extraordinary Operation, and a
Remarkable Cure Of Deafness

az thlrty-ave years standing. sbs ,..nl, ~ -.
operation Performed iy br. Bort, the celebrated
hnfePsas hlHs har, and buuE physioan aud sur.
re1n. ffem the New Ysfk aeneral Eve - -.
Lung TnhrmaFy who a now sia4-slss ~ a.
Sherwood House. "a fiais eites
As IL knpSns haze Ieen deaf fsr ,tp,s1s.a. ~
tHtfty. Eve seAfs-so much 90 that I oDaid not
heaf thnhfsr. p this condition entered the
ttoae o. ". Bort At the Sherwood Hauks. We'd.
hesiAy, Oct lzth- Submitted Hny case to hI,n
igf 40 epsfAfi0ns Nhteh 80 Aegn ever. and that.
800, without csusink hat slight pain / a9nln
s.sed pf hsFt this friday morning, Oct. Iath,
asa esb nov haaF pereetly vel ] bal. previous
% applying 70 DR. Bert, consulted aEd been undar
: he treatment o. al ths so.cslisd disfiagulshsd
harists could hear 81 and All - no pufpsss, nn-
~ submitted ny case % DR. Bort. and ihanks 60
TIE day cahefud - consult hihs ! an conf
osui. had not applied t. Dr. Bert would never
lave recovered nv hearing
signed this friday morning. Oct 18th, ~ the
sherwood nosse. ALBEIT sTRousE
=. o. Addraea Flnoenues Ind f#H
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-24
CANDY All Hight.

sT. LoUIs, Nov. 23.-The Repabh.
eans Cairo special gives the following
items from the New Orleans papers Of
the 18th: Gen. Candy ia snt4icieasly re-
covered TO resume business
The latest Mexican news states The
Emperor is daily leaning towa.Js the
Liberal party.
Pierre Soule bad arrived il The CITY
Of Mexico.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-24

sHRsRa AID Scissors
sHR4Rs and scissors
SHEARS And SCISSORS
SHEARS aRh sonsoRs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-24

Common Colds. Every one Is practically
familiar With common colds. The chIiiness aaa
fever the daIiuess and iaHguor. the soreness q
throat, pain IL the head stuIsd no.tris, and sam
moro the irratibiiityof temker aud general dis-
comfort, have not oaiy besn expesisEesd BY every
one At sone time, but IT has been the ralalortuBs
u most people 70 pass through this unpleasant
ordeal. repeatedly and frequently. We would
commend timely use Of hAdAns Porter's Cura-
live Cough Balsam, because it always cures. A
fafs' reliable, and PLEASANT Fsmsdy. Full dlres.
tons on each bottle, Detailed by ali Druggists
a. &C. novIs2
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-24
Compound Psetora, OF VIVA oA.rry

- b~oetao sshousahoId word tkrourhost as.
y ~ AhI south snd his Woru Logenkes IN ssas.
-h4a yeas afler their ntrod u t.an, attNsu4,g 8
,sFat4saoa - wide spread - ira cen tfflarf =
aeFsA Anaerica- But tie eraa kps- yf..rv ~ ( f.
ae tssiia-ns TO te attained Ia his --latest diseotsr
y IAthef combination; for H. does not eiaiaa Is
a-te oeEh tts aiscaEerer Of CEDKoS. wh9eh i 49,
5 1sa4s oi aas eatssrs ao~ offered 90 tha psbii-
: ~ n9aer asiaBzs % tAs native lnhahieaBfs ~
Nlt.-i AA4eflsAs 90 whom its virtues have l.ssH
80 2 Z " meFs THAI two hundred years A. d
~ath H. tha Indian BIDS defiance 20 she r.ssf Aaa
y malaria and handles without fear thwmsss -.
eslgas serp~Hls-. Il 5 a hellaf With ths,s ts~t
@1Als tAaF9 e aFsAsh Asft IA the BODY sAs Eedrea
~ -" Nv sHe@se = =
Atse ~, Bu4l Is aot prepared 20 fnaorss tins
HfAssht iretsftsiga, Ae is neyertheie-a sata-
e ~ ven thorough examination Of fhe - srfrt
IstAtts = ~ virtues, that as remedy 4ez1 Ass
E. fatlfe ioF all diss4aas arising fr9fa sx5 .rs
rtiisf e TIE ehanges 81 seat .ss aha 81 ., II Is
~ e ssMAiic tnnaeaIes. i staaas without 4 III
! = sd jsstty ae@ sss the reputation 1t Is 4
As ssseged n ceatEzs A hlsriea and ths 3 esg lie
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-24

- ~ 80 assAht train ef ptams. IL acts more
aAt sharm than . medicine Tbars !. rs.tbs.s
g 20 rage of the aateFia Medioa, that ioF No.
- u ofsf comparison with il ia this disease
- saii aseoeNt Of this woadsrfnl plat nav BE-
,, pages t8sT and i2ss
s.lts@ = exFeFtaea + IA skleh Or. Ball hss
y yesFs engage q, has inss bssn bronvht =
ossAssaa tsfni snAti9u, aud he is nov enabled 4
N.leE y Ahe pubic combination o. Cedran ssFth
etaer approved tonies, the xhols ere.rrvel n -
- sssAiE ~ q aoppsE distilled Bounbeaa whiskv
= = sff7 ~ has 10 e4nat IL 81 world
A'Sst iaflssAh v0laHae ii essfxfe a.fs.a. hui
pasi4e l#fs bong since 1sAFas4f Il sstllnafe
<*ass e theIF tfHa vsiua. Tha aafast efss h f,v
medlsinss Give
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-24

NEw YoRk, Nov. 23.-By the Eagle
We have Havana adviees Of the 10Th.
There vas no later news ON Mexico.
The Nassau Guardian asuounees the
arrival Of the Laurel, o. touching at
Madeira and Teneriae, az one OF which
places she doubtless left Semmes and
his crew
large mines of magnetic iron are
said to have been discovered in Porto
Rico, the yield Of which is reported 70 Be-.
65 per cent
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-24
STILL ANorHFR

Mrs.. Anthohy oafrAHdar had a case 81 Cataract
Ga the right eye. Of Nineteen Yeafs stsn8iss
caused RON iunaH mstian af t6e ~. niasts' :,
faafn ago, GRADUALLY beeoHinF blind ln The right
-. stse was epWrated 90 by DF. tort, which re-
ttoied her sight IN lev days, ldfees
ANTHONY 0STRANDER
TaFra Maale. diana.
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Read New Testimonials /!

have hesn hiina " fa CaiAraets over both ewes
ef kishteHh years Ner pperRtsd 90 by pf nkrt
a. the bnhtln nouas. fe4te Hante sent 80
la4. neN eAH sse read lnh print was.
ftesieus y applying g nr. tori, % blind Thar
eanid not see aHr object TOT nlne years, and nov
Ietara thaHks 81 DR.. Bert fo. tila skiH fisplaxed
80 my case T. those with rn aired slght i
Noaid say. despair nal until van kaxs ,s.ssssit.s
Or. Bort, tae renowned surgeon far aissas~s ~
The Eye. Ear. &C. a
signed al Trrre HAuto, Indiana. thts IA as,- sf
Hsfsin ber, lsgi JAMES NELSON
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-24
Cedron Bitters

NLs II "a And Jon viii ReQsF aae assay others
II Z not necessary % publish ! ions uat Of at.
sAsss feF which the Csdror Bitter ar = srseiaF
g NJ diseases Of the STOMACH. HOW
ELS, LIVER OF KklDNEYNa
~ al s.hssttous % the BRAIN DEPEND
lhE sTOMACH Or BOWELS,
- s0IT, hAEUMATISm AND NEU.
Aaa IL FEVER AND AGuEs
~ aAslaed 60 sugergeds al ether resnel(ss. n
a@i eaiy cures these diseases, but Il rIrVrnrs
tAeu.
wsns glass; fun q sbe Blttsra taken N hous
uslofs e-ea neal wtl ebviate the 81 effects Of the
mosF unhaalfhy climate. and serssn 49, -
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-24

WASHINGTON, Nov 23-There Is In
formation from City Point, dated yestsr.
DAY morning, that but alert time wili
elapse before Dateh Gap Canal will be-
com pleted.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-24

CAIRo, Nov. 23.-The Olive Branch
brings New Orleans dates to the 10Th
Gen. Asboth was wounded in the late
expedition into Florida.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-24
srTLL ANnTnFn - 81 -

Nj. Thoa. y McCoy,.of Gale county ills, call.
81 and suhmittbd his ease 10 nr part. oetster
asth, al the ehaFNood House He can ,,s,e 80
he case sah ~ TeiefFed y BY csiin on she CLERK
81 the ArmAaa-MF, q. II Webb
Many other sasitsinninIs fratn fsarsans 81 ia.
hixteat shading who resiep IN this midai can 10
$50 and examined Al Ur. Boris hoosns.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-24

Say FRAyclsco, Nov 22.-The over
land mail, after detention Of two
weeks, has arrived, with New York let.
ters Of Oct Goth.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-24

PsTTsBuGH, Nov. 23-noan.--River 9
feet 6 inches by the pier mark and fall
Jog 81
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-24

NEw YoRK, Nov. 23.-Stocks dull.
Sterling inactive, u fer specie, Gold
225l.