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e. Il A n ID Il A L Il.
BENEFIT OF THE ENLISTMENT FUND,
to be held at the
HALL OF THE PATENT OFFICE BUILDING.
On THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 81,
the proceeds to be appropriated to
AIDING ESLIsTMENTs IN THE CITY OF
WASHINGTON.
MANAGERS.
His His ryceiIency the President of the United States
The Speaker of The House of Representatives.
The ssecretary Of the Treasury
The see erery Of Of the the fnteyyior.
The Postmaster General.
The Attorney General.
eenuw Hs I'll ef1 PART e Col TIT h tssr'
Gem A Massnd.le col En- taR 4sshs
Gen Berham Capt Benton
Gen G d Ramsey
Asst seeret.es aHF Fax Fos' e. CAPT pHf Wise
Admiral Jos Smith Com Overton Carr.
Com Montgomery Paym'r Cunningham
Col John HATE PART OF Msor bsses
Major Nicholson
ON THE PART OF THE SENATE.
Senator Grimes Senator Foot
Senator johnson Senator Carlis
Senator Morgan
ON THE PART OF THR HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Hon Hon GhsS Stevens Hon Ra Ks.
Hon Samuel Hooper Hon Wilder
Hen c Schenck Hon Blair
Hon Smithers Hon Fenton
ON THE PART OF THE CITIZENS.
Hon Nallach Chas Stewart JOS PlatI
Hon H Addison Middleton A T Richards
VIM Dixon yFHaliday JFFugitt
s DOUGLASS y Reed Wm Hamilton
Riggs Zach Downing G A Bohrer
TIP Morgan W Wall DR. IA McKim
VIM Wilson J Boteler VIM Talbot
Geo Kraft Chas kloman q Scott
Roht Bozzel ii G. Torch G. Wilson
VIM Bradley w W Moore VIM Hutchinson
I'm Easily CHI Utermehle DMcCathran
SV Hurdle " Davis Holroyd
Henry Riley Lanon Jas Brown
J E Allen III English NJ McNally
J T Hendiin G w Wroe BEllis
T J Fisher 81 Bowen TELoyi
Smith Petit Henry LyIes VIM Wise
Al Joyce sly Sylvester Geo Wright
Hancock, jr Beall John Dudley
NGerr French II X Stehbips
N Tally Adol ph Cluss G p Golf
J d Hammack Sargent JRE Evans
W Scaton Acker w Stone
jos brown CO Garfield Gwynn Harris
Thomas Lewis
Gen p Bacon NV WV Rapi RA wiz Hawley
nc wilson svv So y"s'u' GsSS oyeesa
1I'tn sessford ? u Duiant Capt ES Wickin
Hudson Taylor ID Larne-
Gentlemen desiring invitations for ladies' will
lf"ve names ard address at Hudson Taylor's Book
streets. addressed to Executive Enlistment Com
mittee.' NH IF
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MADAM DRMoRKsT's MIRROR OF FASHION.
tt g sprir NUMBER of this popular Fashion
Magazine is now r~adv, and for sale at Shil-
lingrrns book store, corner Four. and "A. half
street and Pennsylvania avenue. Ladies will
find it one Of the most interesting and valuable
Yet issued NH l,-2t
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R,w LkWI-& On .u,rion.sr.

Az ererfh street bet,oeeH II nj = streets
GAL Gk hofo9I II ~ ALBUMS I'D
= rorrsPh c FsmIi, hirle.. Booss. It ti,u.ry.
tl,I oss. Clocks, Na1ch-s. cold sad Fla cd
jew y I'D .n5 sitg-r PENCIL ts.-s. q e r.s .
p. ~ c. t sry. FL er pls@d Wsr4s 70 Gig
f's / Ellis, osiutipgs &C bpgrsviuss, n
v.,Ie,y Il Far 6oots Fhfs EvrNIN9,
att &C ocs TO be 1oti Iuei .Ssrv "ve II sE
fcrr pn'il tire wno,a btofk. su"uotinS o.et
3 0f0 IN Of Is shall b. spId n the at 70
se7 iii street tetWs q FL sts
i. ond9 npen for examination a ID at ivste
sSIr duriTE the day
uh est BIEWTs d CO.. Auctr
pyJ.0 NJ GU Req co. Auction. srs
1NRf sAt K rYSA ALaGUEUR >EEENry-
&ffIEE FIRST GLASS BUILDING LorS HsLaSS. SC
10 TBE IAvu SON EsraTE.'-on rDEspAf
At1lEE0oN. sp.n STU, ~ D's'a,t, st tn q. L ~
1ior rooms coEre of Te' ii and Districts We sh II
sci
20 FIRST GLASS BUILDING Llrs
be1ore,r to The Davidson Ks,at.," com ,risinS
tome h, mo slisibls bu'lI ns lott To be ad
i. u. situated inc l, he hi "a xrsa I'd
Itl1 Prnus, trs nj, ave lpe. b. Mia n II
itr.nt' reefs wrst in the b a. i'm ID sui
meet Desirable part OF the city for private resi-
denc,s.
F., descriptive cstalne with ts, N. Of sal g.
pF.laH Q McaUIRHa co. Aucss.
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JEwrI RY FOLD plated Jewelrv for one Dollar
at thu Drilsr Jewelry Store, 42s Pa av. near AZ
1t. Silver plated Teaspoons only one Dollar. 1t.
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Byy.o MGU Req co. aoo.ion..rs.
b, ". l.. WALL d CO A,o ions.r,

s0satH est corner Pena. dreHxe 9 y Ninfh stysz
EntCkhlEs, 10 Obs CI4AHr AN I W so.
Al co AT AUCTION On TT sSOaY NORa-
ING. tie I'd Of Mar 81, at 10 o'clock We viii sea
. RE Al ct,op + oom.-
Tsrre1s v hite and yellow Sugar, Mais,ses, ssh
syrnp,
Chests Tea, foxes perm and Adam antine ca aAtsG
Barrels and boxes Ctfee
b. les .nr ed sJu Is AID Meats
'1ts Brown, Nelou and CASTLE snap.
B. x"s sfsrcb. Yeast Pew" efs and Cheese
Boz es Ginger and Dinramo,,
Cas-. hiskey demij"hns B, andy an Wicker,
go aea Gtar1 lupuy. and o. 2. Brandy,
Ps xss Havana TobaccD ard Cigars,
% soxes ., ime Chewing Tobacco,
u 81 oss NstrTa al sef Tobacco.
Ocfaves md On arfe. rSnhy. cases gamsica Rau.
Gihsone xxx. Id Bon, bon, and other br .nds
Fail. vi sss> various kinds,
Top Boots spd shoss
Drawers. Urdershir's and Clothing
qpsotsfy oI Email storss and Suffers Goods.
Terms cash.
n VIM I, WALL Aurfs
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GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ausss.

SBEBIPs'e SALE.-Sy orier OF the County
- CourI cf Alexandria county viii sell ct Pae-
ne taie on TUESDAY. March ssrd, Isoi o. n
o'clock N on the premises IN ie,s . suit pr
cbsss Is. about hoo tuns OF Lump PLA<rE &,
sv,ed upon - the property Of Meeee 4 Mare,
and wi z on Duks street. betwesa Water and
mhis tas .. II. GARwooD. sssna
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FRorGHT on last night and can he seen ut a3S
Per I,,lvaria avenue rear AZ street new and
beautiful Jswelry. at the Dollar Jewelry Store
43S Pennsylvania avenue. It.
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Rv GREEN & WILLI,Ms AuctIous~rs

~ EKEEN WILL tMS AuctiOnsals
A COTTON eALB OF VALUA Sis Build.
IA ING LOT os THE ISLAND On WBDEEsDAY.
Il 1So instant. ., oc oct m We shall I'LL IN
t,cn' of tbe preuises. part Lot M IN ~qusra No
.ta; Gid Lot frost 18th street, bttvee5 asd
sre. to s1rth running back ninety dvs feet tea
sno- g. bali inrhes
T.rns: On. half cash, balance sni IL d % Ia,
secured BY deed o trust he preo is,%
ii J. ind suitable To be sold with sut sse -va,
mhlS d GREEN WILLIAMS. AaSss
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CHARLES WEEDEN. arrested on the charge
OF stealing, and turIed over 20 Superintendent
OF Police. is rot Charles G Weeden, late Lieut.
ID RI gjmen u. T.. volunteers. lt&
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-03-19

DETAILED FOR DUTY-First Lieut.. Jarnas
CaU ford, OH regiment Invalid Corps. has
b. en- d. tailed for dntv in the pass office. Head
quarters Military District OF Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-03-19

By J. O MCGUIRE & CO., Auctiopeers
STOCK AT AUCTION On II E,uAY AIT n.
NOON March ga. . AZ o'c'o,s a.the Al, ,on
Rooms, We Sd all sell R7me slit-
&5ne Corpors,i n Of W .shins ON six Par Cent.
Quartz SOL
Sc aWasfi eton and Georg town passenge Rail-
way Co PAW fisss M.rtgag, Coupon SonaA
NIB O. MCGUIRE & CO.. Aucts
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APPoIETED.-SWe learn that Mr.. W. D. Todd.
o. 'his city, has been appointed to the place OF
vacan, by the de aih OF young Morrlce An ex-
eelient appointment
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SEE FIRST PAGE of to-day Star for interest.
ing loca! articles.
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BIO. MCGUIRE 4 90 Auetionss-s

By !. q. MCGUIRE i 90 ,Auctonees
THIRTY TWO EINU BUILOInG LOIS Or
i kOuRfB1n3a efRnsP AnD ApyAoAHf aHeRBr0
On WEDN EaLAH AfTDkkOON March Isl ct
o'siock on the preu fssa Ne cha SILL, Tor coUBe
OF 81 MstheVr 'Ct arch the vestsrn haaf Of square
No. 236 undivided into 81 d.e bail ins los sig
tssa Of vhfah I, ont on 18th street 20 by 10 to
m foo, al en- ard eisht on each o ard v .tr sesa,
ear TO Ilh street, the latter isx and ils feet TO
50 cot alley.
Terms : One third cash; the yemsiader Ia six end
Twelve nscntbs With fnterest, secured oy deed OF
ali ocnveyances and stamps It tbs cost OF Tie
Su mSnd J.e. Mcauysl 4 o.. Asrs.
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SEcRErIHG SoLDIRRs.-On Thursday Capt.
dc d ..r.a.'ss aII.st.a Uanl- Browa nad
"a ite, and Margaret N a. phi, ana r. side on Isl
. ieei, ne ar The terot) upon the char 9 OF Sc
c eitIt soicers. They were confined iu the
Central suardhe use over pigh', and rei-s. ed
uron rsnis ing to vacate the premises imme-
siafeIy.
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FOR RENT AND SALE.


FURNISHED ROOMS.--Pour pIsinfs furnishe I
Ro<m Suitable for housekeeping, st so- II
street, tety eeu 9th and 18th. NH est
E>OR HENT.-On- large, we'll fu rrish.d CHAM
BER. without board. Apply At 4Aa street.
NH i9-3t'
STA LIZ FOR EEVT-with room for or ho~s-s
: and fine loft. Terms moder to- Apply to
mt Mas 3. ". FEi S0US. wi ioka b. Wafd,
iunh.r yard corber Of 18th street AMI csnsl.
ck sA'E-nne MOULDING MACHINE On.
- Ieson Machine, seconi l. hani. will b. sold
ven chesp for cash. Can be seen at e corn Of
osn str re and Maryland avenue. Capitol Hill.
nih ~ Nv b. t.,NEVINS.
HOTEL AND RFsTAUKHNT s0R "A ~.
lie stah'I shment ia but few doc from eena-
Eissnis sv, nue., midway between 9TH anil 18th
streets, north side, contains two estS rooms ian
fur ished bed rooms an attic dining roo n. sit,h
en- and beautiful ball room 81 or 62:-y,rJ n Fat
,quare srd admirably adapted for rst cl asa iassr
bee, garden five years lease at 81 20v per ye.r Iii
ftr S5tt0 cakh great sacrifice.
MfrCPELL & S)N, Zeal Estate Brokers'
h. corner Pa avenue AMI ISt AZ
,P;S:-stocs, fixtures licenses and fu -n,tu g in
ciuded. p-2wt
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LITTLE pfLFERKHs Thursday nigh, Oh
GER PTGieT, OF the Thrd ard, caught two
] tile fellow, John Carroll aud has. We leo,
nine and zen years OH respectively, tor steal
l. g wo box, pair OF ipfsnts shO IS, ami
w s: ar-s. from he t','Pnt Once Fair. They
were !; ks II hef re Justice THOMPSON, who re
gaTdfd their yortb, ard turned them over to
SUpPr'ntf ndent W, hh, 10 hs prnptc,y l.cturad
III" n The danger of following the course they
had tegan at so early An age.
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FUNERAL Yesterday afternoon, the Amer
lean Hook and Laddfr Company attended the
tunt1ai OF heir late member, ,dfriad Kah
l"rr. from his residence in The Sixth Wari.
The woi EUen OF the laboratory in the Navy
Yard (w', was clio ed to give them all a .
Cppor' nnIty to after d. wer- also at the fun raj
in a hCdy. The services we're conducted bv
Rev. DIR Fin KEEL, af er WI ich the remains were
t%kPn 10 the congressiona Cemetery, where
MT
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WANTS,

| WANTKn IMMEpTArELY-A second Snni
| ~ SEEMING MACHINE. One Of CIR yer b.
| ker OF Mhsel.r & ison 6 pa tern prefer I'D Di
| rect 70 n: q. ENGLISH. Wa hington Post Office.
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e!s had u consultation last night al Ior.:h's r g
tauJant-'or the purpose of taxing SON. msa1
rr'sln regard 10 he demand OF the jaurnsy.
m. plas {. ltrs Tor three dollars par day IN,
nc origin 4 ,t,on was had. TIE byss we no ~
have generally acced.d II The demand, but
th-y prutrat Hs ainst the notice given tien-to.
j. utBeyIr rn having given but a few weeks CO.
tte OF. Il cir IntrDEou, AS the ,Isya
wiile 50 Inc of The JouIs on the other hand, SAY
tina seNtrsl months notice given. Some
OF M contrasts now on hand wfra ma lie sew !.
ergi m NUS stree based on the Id rates and IL
was CcnieI d, d that the action OF the society as
Isi IL asmut as longer mott was not given.
1t p1of abe that the bosses will make q uai.
f. u scale OF incrss spd pri .es 20 Correspond
W The rates demanded VIII Oh wi,i pe ycA err.
Il given.
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L'OR sALE-The STOCK. FIXTURES ami
Il Goo d WILL of one of the best establish Il
and most profitable Stove and Tin ware Establish
mcnts in this city, II a central location. on Penn
sylvania avenue. The proprietor has other bust
rsess; which will call him away from the city, ant
of the building; would rent the pulling to
parties purchasing stock at reasonable rate. For
flee a. Tvs.
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| WAhTBD-A SITUATION nv rasp,cts,I, ,
~! y'utg girl IA sean stress; can cut aui ut IA
| u,es snn ldrens dresses o"d has her owna,w
| iTg machine. Address Miss E., Box - Sta
4
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ECRRENT-A priv ate famil y in Il eorgetownwill
j rent one handsomely Furnished front r. I'm. ,
with lCard to a Lady and g"ntle~qn. For car Is of
address apply to Box 642 Post Gnice, q 20 stOwn
NH
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| ~ ANTED-An experienced DRESS MAKER, tn
" cut and fit; two good Oper etors. with thair
machines; also. a few good Hand Sewers. to WORK
| at dress making, Apply for one weak at 2l3 Pa.
av ,tup stairs, between 18th and 18th sts.
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HCCSE AND LOT AT PRIVATE SALE
a House containing u rooms with outhousas,
,ne square nnrth of Penn. avenue. in 3 thriving
iuhi locality, pleasant nei ghborhooj &c. Tt
tie indsruiahle. Offered at a sacrifice or sold to q
prompt purchaser a bargain Inquire at 39S L
street, I'd door from 14th NH li-3tE
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- = a n ID B A I'll
TO TIE GIVEN IN HONOR OF thin
LADIES OF THE LATE FAIR.
at the
FALL in TIE PATENT OFFICE BUILDING
in which the Fair was held
On TUESDAY EVENING. MARCH -, 1861
The proceeds 30 lie applied for the benefit of tho
families of the soldiers of the District
of Columbia.

MANAGERS.
Hon. Hannibal Hamin, Vice President Z. s.
Hen. Sci uyler Colfax Speaker House Reps T. s
Hon. Solomon Foot, of Vt, L. S. senator
Hen Richard WalIach Mpyor of w
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E'CK LEAsN Or RENT-A large q1antity of
tut ding LOTS, s nipu .es Walk q his r al
dents H0Ess and 81 the Off n TIA Fir It Ward.
A ARDIN. fio.iAt,
nh IS I'm 18th at cor Of II
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-01

The 60th Indiana "went in on their
muscle" and lost about $50 men in killed
and wounded Lieut. Col Owen is said
20 have behaved with great cooIness and
distinguished bravery. He had horse
shot under him.
The 63rd Indiana also suffered gate
heavily.
HoTsy's Division Of new Hoosiers
fought well; there need be no fears but
that Indiananians as soldiers, will al.
ways do their duty.
The 42nd Indiana is down here some
where, and are reported to have suffered
quite heavily.
The 4th, 5th and 9th Indiana cayalry
are all here, and have picked up a great
many prisoners. Captain Roseeranz,
from Evansville, 18th cavalry was taken
prisoner at Dalton.
We got q mail this morning, and il
was thelfrst one we have Aeeived for
sometime. Oar boys nearly all got let
ters. We got package Of the ever-wel-
come Weekly Journal, and found ityery
interesting It gladdens our hearts 10
hear of the citizens turning out so
promptly for the l00-days' service.
] am much pleased TO hear that the
editor of the yourHa. has gone out He
can, when he retsrns, honorably wear
the title Of lighting editor"
have been informed by letters from
my friends that the editor Of the Times
swears vengeance against your cores
ponAent did hope the war would be
over this summer, bat as Sproale is said
70 be desperate man when he is excited,
expect it would be the safest for me 10
stay in the army q year or two more,
until his paroxisms of rage are over. /
understand be gave me the benefit Of e
complimentary notice in the TFmes /
didn mind being "puffed, but would pre-
fer it should be done By loyal paper. II
| slsndered him, be is not to
blame for being indignant; bat some
persons get as mad by having the truth
told on them as they do BY being SANDER
ed. But, "a the old saying is
II vas not born In . thiekst
To get scared at owl"
see that correspondent of the Vim.
cennes Sun, writing from the 9lst Indi-
ana, gives the Journal particular fts,
and calls il Abolition. would like
to see that soldier. He says they are
all for Little Meek" Soldiers who "a
to the front don't talk that way an
afraid that Little Maek" would stand q
poor chance If We had TO decide on bis
case, at least that is my "private opin.
Ion publicly expressed.
Well, only intended to write a sbori
letter, but was carried away by my
feelings" After we make that 20 DAYS
march, | will write you again.
Major Browns back. he gol here
just in time to be with US in our cam
paign.
Witnessed rich sight the other day
We had TO cross the Oostananea river
and our boys had to strip of TO ford il
Il vas rich sight 10 see the pantaloons
boots, socks, &c, hanging on the pointI
OF bayonetA IL vas something that wal
not down on the bills
Respects to all the heys.
Yours, very respectfully,
s. TOW
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-01

by our brigade On the 18th inst a
brigade Of Major General Hooker 5
men took rebel battery The rebs re
took it; then Hooker's men reformed
and retook the battery the second time.
Things So remained until after dark,
when the frbs were reforming in mass
10 recapt5re the same battery. Our
forces took advantage and turned the
guns upoa them with great slaughter.
Thus ended the series Of engagements
commencing in front Of Dalton, the rebel
army commencing their retreat to the
" last ditch
1t is surprising to see the deserted
farms and towns thro3gh which we have
passed at Cassville the streets we're
barricaded and temporary defenses
throsn up, from which our cavalry drove
the enemy without much resistance. II
vas natural that the boys should visi,
the deserted houses to see what was left.
In one they found a piano, whose fair
owner had fed from the horrible ''Yauks.
Ii is an hourly occurrence to see
squads of prisoners brought in.
Rest assured active operations have
not ceased in this Department Nor
has the effectiveness Of this army been
diminished. Below ] give the casual
ties ia Company c, esd Indiana Volun-
teers.
kILLKD-Joseph Jaeo, Jasper Armerr
A. ]. Grey.
WoUsDED MoRTALLY-F. N. Bonnet,
A. J. McGarrh.
Nor MoETALLY-R. 5. Shelton, Corpo-
raj Y. W. Conoysr, n. A. Myers, Viii
liam Hutson, J. f. Miller, Marlin Hack,
Thomas Hack, B. Y. Kallar, Jonathan
Woods, S. H. Crowder, G. Fl. Black.
burn, W. T. Jaco, Sergeant William
Coleman, slightly, Corporal w r. Riley,
Thomas Dirmit. a l. 4
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-01
ID VS. pc ID ST n .

AID its attendant train of symptoms, it acts
like sharn4 thsn medicine. Thrfa l. nothing
In ihe range d the MAsaria MedSea, that for 4 mo.
usaf bear oompafisou with Il In this dissAae.
fBii Heeasut of this wonderful plrut may bs
aund ia the iith edition q the Z. s. Dispeusafs-
-. B4ees 1877 and ISss
A series of experiments IN whieh Pr. Bull has
heeu Tor years engaged. has Just been brought 10
q sucfessfHi termination, aud b. fs nov saahed g
snsr 20 the public combinafleH u Cedrgn, with
ether approved taniess the whele preserved Ia the
bsst quality Of copper distilled Bourbon whisky,
which bs y eonfdsst has no equal IN the world.
lie miEht furnish Spiums Of eertiacatss, bet
the puhiic hHye long since harmed 10 estimats
things a. their true sslno The 3ateNt plaB ia for
every one q tist Tor himself the VIRTUES ef . nsp
snaatrinn Give
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-01

has beoome hsnaehoEd word thronghout the
West AID south; aud his Worm LossuEss. Ia less
than year after their tntroiaction. attained .
Ispatatlou - side spHesd as tue eantiusnt ef
Nerth America. Bat the eroWniug glory Of his
ss EemAiua "a he attalned Ia his latest discovery
o. rather combination fof he docs not claim 10
haxs been the discoxsrar q CKDKoN, which q the
basis Of the bitsFs ohsrsd q ths patiic
That honor belongs 70 the native Inhabitants Of
Daatral AmarieAs - Nh9w 10 siFtuea have been
knsen Tor morr thaa tive handred years. Armed
ufth H. the lndisa tfda dsfanca - the nasi dad
y malaria sa4 handles Nitheai fear ths most yea
oHneas sefFaats Is hslIsf With them that
whle thssn ia breath 4sft in the Sody, fha Cadran
= potsnt 70 care, no matter shat tbs disease nAy
b..
While DE-. Boil Il not prepared 20 indorso this
extfaFashnt pFetEnzioa, ho Is nevertheless salts.
net from a thoroagh exam nafiaa ~ the evidences
Feisflss 70 tts virtues, that remedy aad pre-.
ysniasivs for all diseases arising trpm exposure
either @ tha changes q wrathsf and elfaats OF %
the ~ miaamatie iufiuenGea, it stands without a ri.
val, and Justly deserves the reputation Il has 20
iong enjoyed IN Cestrzi America Aad the West ia
dies, In
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-01
LYoN,s kArHAIRoN.

KathAirsn IL from TIE Greek word 'sKathro, - or
"kathaif0." signifyiHg 10 cleanse, rsIuYiasto and
restore. This article IL what its naHs sIgnl hes.
FOR preserving, restoring and beautifying tho
human hair it Is the most remarkable preparation
In the world. IL Is again owned aud put up BY
the original proprietor, and IL now made with the
samo care, skill and attention which gave Is =
sale Of over 0ne million bottles per anBum.
IL Is a most delightful Hair Dressing.
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-01

nr OF the prssans Corps eomman-
ders, Howard aud Washbnrne are ma
tiscs Of Maine, the latter being appoint
ed, however, from Wisconsin, Butler
was born in New Hampshire, and ap-
pointed from Massachusetts,; Banks,
Hooker, and Sheridan (of the cavalry
corps) are natives Of Massachusetts,,
General Hooker being appointed from
Californa, and General Sheridan from
Ohio, Wright i a native Of Connecticut,
as was his predecessor, General Sedg-
wick; Augar, Steele, Schofeld, and
Warren, are natives Of New York Gen.
Augur was appointed from Michigan, and
Schefield from Illinois; Sherman and
Gilmore are from Ohio; Logan from
| Illinois, Burnside and Wallace are ma
tivss Of Indiana, the former being ap-
pointed, however, from Rhode Island /;
Palmer. Blair and McClernand are ma
tives of Kentucky; General Palmer and
MeClernand were appointed from Hi.
nois. aud General Blair from Missouri !;
Thomas is from Virginia; General Grant
was born in Ohio, and appointed from
| Illinois.
Thus it would appear that Of the above
Generals two were born in and appoint
ed from Maine, one born in New Ham
shire, two born in and appointed from
Connecticut, three born and appointed
omMasschusetts, four born in and two
appointed from New York, one appointed
from Rhode Island, two born in and three
/ appointed from Ohio, one each appointed
from Wisconsin, Californa, Michigan,
aud Missoari, one born in and four ap-
pointed from Illinois, two born in and
one appointed from Indiana, three born
in Kentucky, one born in and one ap-
+ pointed in Virginia.