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, 1864-03-31
Ql)tfago Gribnt1t.
THURSDAY, MARCH 81, 1864.
IN 1a8BX PRISoNl-NREV YEARS
EVE, lSG3-sG4,


IN 1aRRX PRIS0N-NRIV TEAR,s
EVE, lS63--sG4.
tle twelve O'Clock Within my prison drcsry-
~ mead rpon my hcnd-sfttlng 40 weary,
scanning tie future, musiDs upon the past,
EoEct1thE The iate that here mr. lvi has cast:
Ine hoaree cv Of the teutry, pac1n. his beat,
nkens the echoes Of The silent street:
San ls weui''
Al fs Il sos Iy felow-captIye. sleeping
hete the barred window strinest watch IL keep
ing,
Dreaming Of home and wife and p7attlin9 child
" the scQues.e.rd y.1e the mnunt:.n wt.a-
Tell me, when cruel morn shall breat again,
Wilt then repeat the eentfne1's Fefrntn:
"All is wellr
And thou, my country! wounded, pale aad b.ecl-
Thr children deaf to a fond mothers pleading
statbtEe with cruel h4te the nurtufjnE breast.
To which their infancy In lore Was pses'd-
Recount tbF wrongs, thy Inany serrows name:
Then to the natfonb-if thou canst- -nroclalm:
"A1 IL well r.
But through the clouda the SUD is slowly b.eak~
Hope from her long deep Hleep is awaktuc;
Speed the time, Fatheri when the bow Of peace
Spanning the onlf shall bid the tempest eesse-
When to men, c'aeping each other bJ the hand
SAau shout tux,rtler ID a unitedland:
*'All il welll''
y. a. PATTERSON, Col. 1O0th III, Vols.
, 1864-03-31
PLANTATION. DIFFERS

Which ere now recommended BY the highest .nedes
'Lutiofltlcs. and warranted to produce m IMalE:
ulaTE beneficial eject. They nte exceedingly arrce
e perfectly pure md must tuperrecd NIL oibcr tont.
'~heac healthy, gentle sttmulant Is required.
They purify. strengthen and inyigorate,
Ley create healthy appetite.
lle5 arc nuttdote 10 change Of waiter end Diet
I1lcr overcome effects Of dissipation and late honrs
They ftrcnEthen the fyEtc1n and en1vrn the mind.
They prevent m1asznat'c and intermittent feves4.
1hcy purify the 1srakh and acidity Of the sou,sch
They curc l.rperAa and Constipation.
They cure DiaIrhe8 and Cholcra Mort1A
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Headache.
11cy nlgEc TIC weak strong, the lausaId brilliant
snd exhausted INJURIES gr1at res.oree They arc
composed Of the celebrated Callasyn bark winter
.sn sealees roots ana hcrbs ali preserved IN per.
<cc,y pure 6t- Croix For particulars sec clrcu-
bars and testimonials around ecch bottle.
Beware Of impos,clS. Examine every bottle. See
4at II ltss pr1vGtc U. S, Stamp unmu.2ie1 oycs
Tho carE, with plantation scene, and signature on
hnc stecl plate sde 1abta See thn1 or bottle a not
echlled with spurious md dcletc1ous stuff. Amy pcs-
hon pretending to sell Plantation Eucss by the gallon
or In uu1k Il m importer. Any person tmltuting this
Bottle or selling other material thcfclu wethcr
called 17antstiou Dttcrs not il criminal under tho
u. s. Law, and will he 70 prosecuted hy We al
ready have our eye on scveral parties rc-tflln- orr
s,otlcs &c, who will succeed In getting themselves
into cosc qartcrs. The demand for DraEcs TIsnte-
lion Dttcs from Indies. clcrEyuacn merchants de-, Is
snc<edIbe. The simple trial Of bottle IL the evidence
we present Of their worth and superiority. They arc
mold hy I'll respectable druggists GrnceFs phyacians
aosels, saloons, steamboats, and connsry stores.
r. FL DRAKE d CO.,
.<e$yIG7[M 1HAx e02 BnoadHby. NY
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Exodus OF Gamblers from Loufsyil1e-
They arn Permitted to Sotonrn North
OF thc Ohio.

From the Louisville Journal, e9th Inst
On Tuesday night the military authorities
made descent On the gambling houses OF
our city, and somewhat astonfshed the light
fingered gentry. The plan was well arra1s-
ed; dctan Of thirty men, divided IN squads.
each under command Of O commissioned
officer, were quietly stationed in different
portions Of the city, and at a designated mo
nent they made simultaneous attacs upon
tie different gambling hells. The proprietors
of the various establishments had not the re.
motest idea that the military contemplated
iaying them visit, and the gaming tables
Of each were In full operation. The surprise
was most complete The houses Eere closed,
md the managers reported under guard to
the Provost Marshal.- He parolcd them to
appear Ut bis Office the next morning. 1es-
terday, three cases were investigated, and the
following named individuals were ordered
north OF the Ohio River, to remain dur
Ing the war: s. G.. Ladd, John B.: Payne,
Theodore Camrou1 +. B. Torrencc, ". H.
Daniel, +. Featherly, Charles Coneter. +.
Riley, and A. ". G. Naddle. They are Civ
sn forty-eight hours to comply with the or
az. At one Of the houses a notorious char
actef Was arrested, who was charged with
peing Inside Of the Federal lines aa rebel
fpy. lie ia known to have served with Gen.
Lonsstrcct IS chief Of scouts. Hc is now
eonnned in the military prison. The neiari-
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ous schemes Of ewirdnng practiced BY the
Gamblers upon officers and soldiers passing
through the city prompted the military n1.
thoritics to turn their atteutiou to their nous
ee, and wipe them trom the city. It required
in their swindling operations, Ira B. Tuttlc,
who is Tinnin5 proud name for daring, dash
ind strategy, IS chief OF the scouts of the
army Of tue Cumberland, Vas ordered to the
city, and it WIS mainly owing to his efforts
that the ent'te Of Tuesday evening WIS suc-'
cefsiuL
We are authorized to state that the gaming
houses will not be permitted to rconoI in tie
city, and all like estabItehments throughout
ths staie VIII be promptly closed By the
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/; Tho Richmond Dispatch explodes tayo1ite
argument Of the shareholders, In the follow.
ing paragraph:
Yesterday morning, q negro named Ned,
belonging to the estate OF Michael NoWlan.
was arrested by officer Green, charged with
persuaaipg DaEJ, elaye Of Dr. o. 4. Early,
81 this city, to escape to the Yankees. Hard.
y dsy passfs s ~ ess 5sns soms me rs Is not
penalties of the INV should be inflicted upon
each offender, when the evidence Is Of such
a character Is to Justify It,
, 1864-03-31

Ccnndentisl PhrsifsAn ttorr,vllE Of s. Lous. Mo-.
be consulted 1t hs oce 1s9 South CtArk street,
orrer Of Monroe. Chicago ILL.,. hals block rom the
Pest utce. OF al chronic tnscsets. and Diseases ot
treats Ei1h unparalleled eurce%s. Rooms separate.
whcrs. Ladies and GrHtene can consult tic Ductot
(. F: A.; suad4ys 10 70 u A. u. Communications
confidential. Consultations TIRE. Address r. .. Bog
~. Eac,o-e sim. ~ and rst hs %4a1te1o Health.
tscn the Doctor's !o1G e5prE7cnee tn Aospit tlano
7,i1Rte HFact3ce he IL 1br 10 pGEtutla anu Rf guar
aztec. perfect cuFte fr a1l CtrnIc diseases their
:',cet severe and contcat"a ssa:es In vcfJ short
.4nae. without lie ut& " mercury. .
IeuLr Eft suEcFiEe from scifAhuse are invited 70
Trll. perfect cure wart1ntcd. femAle ffreEularf-
tt attendant Oh Puberty. Mtnstrpntion, " prrsona
Il ring 1lr distractions marriage. slauuld eau ut
H:ce ,ht be cured Best Of city Feterencss ~ ~ to
alty and spcceEz. Enn2Jb2s14T1H
, 1864-03-31

Aos1ET1KR's 61oAAca E11TERs.-A sure FREyEHT-
fsf of cpdemics 10 noE within the reach Of every
-nenaoer Of The community. The protective proper
Lss Of 1t i,415z7TEEs T.; sKRs sss aeknoSedkss
anis tDesttnsAt!e ToSlc and ALTEEATIyf thousands
ilnnGc tea5lessy into tue most unhealthy regions Of
Na!iiorniA and Stay there for weeks months Year,,
Si.out experiencing days sickness. Ii Is the great
1ccltuatEG cordial OF tbe age. a. remedy for Dys
bowels, has No rival. either anosg patent medl-
ece s. sstSsned are ihe pnyscisa! - ot the uMnised Il
States on IN. head thu: y 1he o! 1he most
STANDARD cihct IN Loot Of the civsl and mt ary
Hospitals in Auerca it, opera ion it, 60 to speak TO
@Ee clinnuc Influences which make such fatal havoc
sat'ocE our mining md farn1ng population at certain
aiken H1b perfect IMMUNITY bT psrstus for whom all
ote1 are t4o SfhlAsatng to be atelr used
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4 n ~
L
enA' ><'3p6 p4roT o. WA.gIyuYoss.
wsess5oa; o., p: ,. as:ss q e; is5
SPECIFICATIONS.
~ 70 pc PC on1see1 a nsads ~ and oTor M n height
t. b sss O. a1a nnsr Plms
fib, oounds eacs. 'e'. "A 9" ~n1 'oo
PROPOSALS.
Popctals to be foE i've hundred tsoo) aud upwasdz-
e OF 'a'
Ii bid ia made Ii tho na1Qe Of firm. tho flames Of
~ r. M M
@ ns. y .H2 gs,;iss ~ nS1
p5sss;::Ss mus. be addressed ess.r.l
I'D shead ss asaiy ssasf' arRsd
"P1oposals for Aules.''
.,,,,,r =, -. s;5ss1 SIARAETT; A. r. :. .o. ,
# Re aTara9d 70 iui mua d. ausrsntned ~ t@m M
* the gnapontT es H'o'1 W aPpenaea
The responsibility Of The gnarantors must he shown
.trct Gopq er ny r. e.s III sist. OF ~
Mrnty. - Va '~s oAa's" o'8'es H4A's'cs AZ
9p: S:;;
eoni. In sunt sGisi fn ie amnn1t M 81 tss ecnte
3
uuaa a3rninT he coatracf' IL N41 p11o0s VI p'oooss
Rs.ts es?ss g. .1
t6eH Of to naye bonds signed Ia snticipation, snd
PSss
bell made AZ tis ofiee. eiSer ner.onai S efter
os os 'e'ss1sp''"
foRa OF GUARANTY.
eoass sas ssss sSs
jointly and covenant with tho United State
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Nku{- Rkr<.R Hair Yht&Ayt

.ktHtLUKs cslebrA.ed HAIR pYE1s 1Es 9Asf
- -Ie WORLD The 44ly HAnMLE9t, TEuE *hd kkLl
c4uuset Red Rnsty OF Orgy Hair nssan1tiy 1la, t.
lac 1Iu Of Staining the Sian. leaving the Hair SOFT
= h:utlul isnpsrtt tres, sttaaty r9nsHat!s Z. re-
ia; hyeh- The Gfnuius ts EiEned WILL14A a. HAca.
s:-oa ii! ottert mere limitations. and Should be
nv A.-,et Eew ycYx. fvS-Rta7ty-
, 1864-03-31

HEADQUARTERS DEPART
Ill MEST OF THE CUMBERLAND
OFFICE CH1Er CoAx1ssARy or SuRs1sTENcx,1
CHATTANOOGA Tenn March eth. lSfi.
PROPOSALS..
Sealed proposals Invited till 5th of Apr 1861, To-
fpTpfshtnc the SubEstcnce Department. with four taos
sand 1000 head Of Nccf Cattle on the hook
The Cattle to be delivered at Nashville, Ttnn., ADJ
weighed on the scale! aud Tho weight 70 determined X
tc the purchase weight.
The Cattle required average ut least eleven hu
Cred and my CLEO pounds and no animal win be -
mItcd Eei:hlnE less than one thousand 0Q0) pound
Tross Efd Inspection Will Be uadc BY euch nerson1
as the Government nay direct ArrEch delivery. Duh
Sta.s, Helfcfe and Cows not wanted.
bond with good md sutNGfent security VIII be -
Qck ed Tor the faithful performance Of the contract.
The ting Of the dtit-rsy Of Cattle will be aeen dh
after eGntnE the contract and one thousand 0) pa
week Will DC fe4nfed TIL tho contract Is completed.
Bids directed to Leut. Cot. 4. r. Porter, Chief G.
Department Of the Cumberland. Nashville, Ttun aos
to be endofee proposals. for furnishing Beef Cattle
An oath pf allegiance must accompany each BID. a.
90 bid viii Dc entertained when the bidder Is not pre&
e1t 10 tesp9nd. Payments Will be made in cestincaas
FoeN or Rsp.-1d do hereby propose to furnish ths
q. Subsistence Department four thousand
head OF Reef Cattle on the oo fn strict accordance
Etth conditions Of the enclosed ADVERTISEMENT, to b.
delivered Ut Nashville, Tenn. for the sum OF --pS
hundred pounds gross weight. 0dee - security Il
~ eontract the names -, Of o!o-;;,eonna
mh,sas9.,s Lieut.. Col anu c6cl G. $. b. 81 c.
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Volunteers. Attention !.

For the arrangements OF ttc system Incidental to
hc clnIRe OF dict. Wounds Etnpsinna and Exposures
-1tss . hatS couyenisnt .nd rcltsble .oLLoWAYs
.H111S AND NTNENT. II the reader of this - no.
tire" cannot Eet box OF Pls Or Ointment from Tie
drug ttors in H. place let him ETate to me. % Maiden
IT expense. Many dealers Will not Keep mr medicine
IN hhEd because they cannot make much profit IS
YET box pot. p]l31SEa43lX
, 1864-03-31

ssA1kS RF g = e sas
5as 5s< !. s1Pey11S as r.
Ala1aaa5e. ead IcT1 Hea.os ": q sisSer Il .ss4s
eara q es nj $ tos. 1Ssy =; s O. sp~a1
:sls5. s5oes*: ::ts as!t,si.ss. - "a "a
*hsa aid csl,vtz!ss ahaA be cosamsree6. ind 1aa
Tae pr,ee n4u1t be written out u words :1e ot.
n9.1 so hs p1: an n Eooa stous ssek. o. anoattV4
Q she 6ovs1nmsnt M aa7 4aa stssT 70 6s ssca7ne
Ta par:E alax slad eese;tptloa o.s. corn; ;hsS
ar s:1s~ Esopeae- to as cs1Vs1ed uuss os rratsd b
~ IL srre,es oressd under he otda ae.a4 tnv.&na
sanr ~ 60 4aoest II iu tn ~ tha
sonHas., m e ss.l: no% Snas g s.1as ~
s. Vsols mon; soa9s:'sa ior G sasn sa7s been .
Ths bi.aer III - ID L g required 70 accompany hi ~.
C e.. &, sa s s sxe & e se5
E3th1A Len osJH tsefrafar. execute tbs contads ~
s g ~ Sssa ~ q sss r. L
a. Il r Y. III y re e III
8 s 81 g. ss H a:Fs e
contract mh1 be AHarsed.
e. & - s'.9 aeT e 60:
Collector cf Cu.@@z18 any ostsr ctucsz under t&4
FnoHa to t. ofdcs- ~"
Afhladafs ~iu ba aniJ noftood Of tna seeeStaaaacz
he E.1 ctme md r o, ,Adorsss Of e4ta ntdhEz M9s%
- if2bf. vrtrttu IN Tho Eropo:M.
,. q. Kncser, Ctief 1epot SuastefnAater1 NstAtzP
aou D, k1d should od plAtl1 masxed P7upds2H
10. FoFaks
3ooes- u San eoaal % ~ anaono. otlae eoaH9s1
a req1ife; OF :ha anscessul Dtoaa1 o. b:dou11 rvX
Gtgntng TIC contract
1hta,ond ~ ennii~3r1r1 A: this onlcn-
FuRM OF PROPOSAL.
TQrn. Countv ard Ssate}
(Uste} }------~--
,.fTtT a. tea Tnissd ststa. r r. a. ~
rsrs9tmsot ~ o'A s~rrs.Siv x ~ - Y.s -
fsstd G1shfE e0n Esnor Decar1 heF 1g69 In foii1
u1 H1stcL .. vlx:
nassn nosse. of eo1a' N 'ae'' "' 0'' '''es' ~
.--- bushels 1t Otss. IN ssc1z, st-osT busha1 dim
puunag.
---:oos ot a:lsa s1H o. e. 9%1 %1paH9a poaH9a
, 1864-03-31

r1zEc- ....
scut&lning ntatly co. pages hld 80 nne Plates and
AuCrsytnEt IF the AtaaoHy Of tat Sexual 0Ezahs IL
- a.atc ii uea tt AID :st ase, win Trtause on
;.etf-Abusr, its DrTiranlc Consequences upoa the
:aind end Hcay. w1ih thr Authors Plan Ct Treatment
AhoHr b the report of es.es treated. a truthful
n1ytstr 10 the married, and taGee contemplating
marriage, who xt1crtain doubts or their Physical
conG.on seEt f1s o. postaEe 70 spy Saa1sss. On On
e1;rf eslng Ur. LA Clso11, No. 81 Maiden Lane, A.
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10 Gn1ttratto1E

! -
~~c,,,rv~--- ---.x-. - :.
SUBSISTENCE OFFICE IT. q.
- ARMY ~ ~ g.. r-s
~ ro - 9soEsH sfhK9F,{
sEALkD pRoFnsSHess AG; G;ai7:a M4;sa =: }S !S"t
ist is6 for nns sSa T. NJ O. fpA1 Apsa
ri ~ 80 hecF istts isM ts:nY 1E34U Or HEEF TAT
at Ia,tfMeee ia "a to.s - r etn sttte Iate atAlt9
n cxsrT i1nt W ~, Ie,sfS2 ~ 1n9nsaAo eAeS
nh.n daEs xffc- ssTiys ~ thr ~n oFth on9 ano
rc nnrnda r.oss 1rHt Fl , 9nst. "a nHT-
9ns ta2nssna ponnne s1nss re,ESt BnAs stass 03sa.
EGa e - 7o1 a W. ~ PC
, 1864-03-31

Confpmrttve sufferers will receive valuable rre-
cfrton lot tic cure Of Consumption, Asthma Broa-
<-tie. and all Throat ard Lung Affections, {ifee Of
:. ,:La1Ee,l by sending their addEc+A to
Williamsburg, k}ngs County. New io:E+
, 1864-03-31
Hft1tnnul8.

pEMOVAL.-J. Leduc, late Of
LII Leduc 4 Gibbs. has removed to
2l1 South Water Street, fup-staira>,
Where be Will coutnue In the same business -buyng
and selling I'll sorts Of produce on commission.
.Ih1-.hS4Lxmfa
, 1864-03-31

pure, delightful Vegetable Balm
To cheer the spirits and the nerves TO calm.
Protect the system from Mtssuaa's pane,
er Rouse torpid Nature, and the strength sussatn.
THE1R INGREDIENTS.
Julces Of plants, roots, barts, Of virtues 1are,
By chenic art expressed with patient care.
And the mild spirit ofthe soundess r1e-
Pu1cst Of al dtdnaIve stimuli.
RESULTS OF THEIR USE.
Digestion rallies, appetite revives,
The food asBtmilates, the patient thEtses,
Dyspepsia vlnishes With al it, tnrocs,
And peaceful s1eep succeeds disturbed zepose.
EFFECTS ON THE LIVER
The bilious Enterer. 1angutd, 1lstless. pale,
Physickcd for years, perhaps. without avail,
Finds in the BrTTERs all he asks or needs,
And lives to smile at doctors and their cresd4.
OPERATION ON THE BOWELS.
Relaxed, CONSTRUCTED, OF the seat pain r
These organs should not, for one day, remain
The cause Of each extreme yon eau e1pee-
The Ai>tsrs tone md zegulats 70 well.
EFFECT ON TIE D1Bn1rArED- -.
The hncctd muscles tEmueas soon acquire,
The frame gains flesh, the eye resumes tts IRE;
Strength to the limbs, hopeto the heart RETURNS
TIL stat and c1ntch the conva1escent spuf1e-
BROKEN CONSTITUTIONS
The constitution tried py pin or care,
Or Wild indulgence, Ii rot past repair;
This genital Tonic, 50 the hea1thfnl dews
Quicken pazched herbs, ita waated power renaHa,
cHnLs AND FEVER
Damp, cold, exposure to malartous fog,
Bring on OF Ills feastu1 catalogue;
Brt 1ntesmittants. whatso'er their kind,
Hostetter's Bitte1s scatter to the wind
o. s1cK HEADACHE.
This torment dire, that all enjoyment kills,
Yields not to pungeut Bcents or drastic pals,
Tis ton the stomach that It takes tta r3se,
Tone with the Bittess, and the anguish f1es.
WANT OF APPETITE
Without due nouzishment lies pn1ses wane,
The blood grows thin and dulneas clouds the brain
But this Elixir sets the system right,
l. Good Digestion wa1ts On Appetite
TEE BrrTERs AFTER SICKNESS.
ExharstIng fever leaves Its victims low,
And, unasssted, Health's return IS slow:
~ .,,%,.N, ''~'
AS GENERAL PREVENTIVE.
~ n,s,t and a.v on r,v.r a.. ,ana
In nstant peril OF disease We stand:
but ts ofeao o13o"s nassa'es@ Seen 70 gaoa
fass aa VIII eoAS lns'eo1an' iof1laea'
IMPURE WATER, ID.
Roam through the world through every climate range
Here Is tae ans'oote sa'nss esefy ea'ases
wafer impure IL seupets, anu iao1ea'
Man to all haFasn'ps III all temperatures
SEA SICKNESS,
Who has not felt how feebly words eseay
1ne quanns one 'eelson sapooato sopos'asf
otsaa .aen ~ 11o1o ue4s ''a tNep'.A's p'"et'
- = '@'' ''''>'''- 'NN '1 'e~
AN UFADOLTRRATED TONIC
OF all the liquors borne across the sea-
~. onemns..sA saa'@l,.la ~. ae1lu po'sons
n.n..,a.. =, go. .,o,oh .,o.., -
a MILD APER1EET.
, 1864-03-31

u E II O Y a l..
FARGO & BILL;
Have removed rom q Lake street - their nsw
DOUBLE STORE,
Nos. AS g. so Wabash Avenue,
Ne1r south Of Cooley, FarWsl 4 Co.
ys asye largely Increased on. facilities tor rsnur
kcEus1nK ont celebrated
KIP AND CALF WARRANTED
RQOTS AND SHOES.
Hty:ng a1so received large And well selected
stock Of desirable goods for the
SPRING TRADE,
We invite the attention Of ali Dealers In BOOTS sad
aH0ES 10 an examination Of the Same. We contiuaa
the casa 81 STEM. Hnd know that no T14k Ho1sa+
feis-p7.S2m FARGO BILL.
, 1864-03-31

An untaiIibE cure for seuanat WEAKNESS, Noetaznaa
Emt6stobe, Aad numerous discasca; such Loss Of
Memory, Universal Lassitude, Pni1s II the Back,
D!mress Of Vision, fremn:nrc ola AEe- Weak EerYea
K1apsons On tbs Face. Pale Coantenanca. insaaity,
by dsps1!inE rom thc path Of nature.
Inas meaissnss ; ~ T. simple rcgetaoss @ exsre1t
our practice for many .yeaTs, Hnd With thoqsaodt
treated It has not fuiled In single Instance Its
over the ulQet stubborn case-
H- o th5se VITO have triled With their constltn
to1t rnt1l they think themselves beyond the reach
Of medical aid, ne would say. DEsPA1R NOT! tht
CnEROa EE CURE will restore you to health snd
yfEnT, aut after all quacI doctors havs [AlIedI
~ Price. =. per bottle, 81 three bottles for S, ant
foEEaTded M ~ y MExpEsts 70 al parts of The world.
Drug Store 10 te country Or xEt,e to the Agent wbe
VIII mall ee 70 any one desl1ng The same. full rea
An such orders nnst be sent to c, A. COoK. Chi.
csgo, our General AZ ent Tor the West.
5oc by all Druggists everywhere.
, 1864-03-31

TOPARTNERSHP.-RichardJ J
shsrmsn. Of Buffalo. Ben}emin Jsrs3s rresa' r.
Rich, Of E, s. Ech's Bank Of Exchange. Buffalo. have
assnciatcd themselves together for the purpose OF
carrying On and II iansActicg The busincas OF
, 1864-03-31

Who has not felt how teebly words essaJ
The qustus one feels on shlphoard to portray?
Dread them 10 more defy old Neptnne.s power.
The Rltte1s cure the pausea In an honE.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-12-01
ou,rtz Geld Miniu9 IN Australia,

A letter from Australia to an English pa
per, speaks as follows of gold quartz mining
in that country: ..,.. .... ..
From the gold fields satisfactory accounts
are still received. Tarrengower still keeps
up its name for large yields. A lot Of forty
Ave tons, crushed BY the Enterprise Compa-
ny, is reported to have yielded Az ozs. and
Il dNts. Twenty-Five tons from Wilson's
Reel averaged OF; and twenty-one tons
from Braithwait's Reef nearly OF. to the
ton. A new rush has taken place to Dunolly,
which promises to do well. Several small
nuggets have been found. At Haywood a
crushing Of forty-two tons Of stone is said to
have Welded 2l0 OF. u dwts. of gold. TWEEN
ty-one tons from Lisle's Reef, Maldon, were
lately crushed from the Monitor claim, which
resulted in giving Is or per ton. At Dayles-
ford the Union Gold Mining Company washed
Al OF. OF gold from bucketful OF wash dirt.
A party Of miners possessing "road claim
in High street, Sandhurst, have obtainedgol
10 The value of Is, 900 in few months. Sew
.ral other parties are doing equally well. AT
BaIlarat. two nuggets were found by some
Cinnamon, one Weighing 40 OF. and the other
d or. For the past quarter the honlnoor
Company. Ballarat, obtained I, S26 OF. dwt,
of 0old. and had paid dividendsto the amount
Of ESQ per fortieth share. 1see py the Sur
Teyor's report for the quarter that mining
plant to the value Of 81, 34S, SOL was estima,
ted 40 being in use, and the auriferous ground
to the extent Of 7l14 square miles, was en-
braeed within the area Of the diggers opera
tons. The total number Of miners was S5,-
55l, Of whom Al, 047 were European and -
1896 Chinese-workers in alluvial; while IN
quartz there were 1909 European, and 10
Chinese
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-12-01
Eject Of the War On British Interests.

The London Daily Netcs says: "1n tho
fourth year Of its progress the American war
still weighs disastfously on British interests.
At first, we lost BY it one Of our best markets I;
then we saw the most important branch Of
national industry deranged and paralyzed !
next, the measures it was necessary to take
for providing ourselves with cotton led to
large and continuous export Of precious
metals, and this in turn has brought on severe
and prolonged financial pressure, and con-
traction OF the resources needful for sustain
ing our increasing home and foreign trade.
We now witness the operations Of the same
cause in another sphere, and are reminded
that the termination Of the war, like its be-
ginning, must be attended with violent and
even ruinous disturbance of trade.
Liverpool and London at this time bear
the chief stress Of the calamity. The recent
apparition Of the phantom Of returning peace
has been sufficient to precipitate heavy fall
in the value of cotton, and to bring down
great houses. It is easy to say that the fail
ures of which we daily hear are due to over
speculation but it is in the nature Of great
wars to lead to over-speculation, and the most
legitimate transactions Of commerce based
upon prospect of their continuance must
lead to loss when belief in the return OF
peace governs the market. The expectation
Of peace, which never had any solid founda-
ton, has wholly passed away, and the
prophets are silent, not even deigning to ex-
plain to their followers how they came to
surrender themselves to false inspirations.
But the impulse given three weeks ago has
not spent itself. We see two remarkable sets
Of phenomena appearing side by side.
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