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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-30
A. j. BLEEcKER, Auc,ioneer.
4 ARGE SALE of PROPERTY in the 17TH

u
aud 18th WARDS oftais CIFY-A. J. BLEECKER
SON Co will Sc. at auction The following valuable LOTS
Of GROUND in the eastern part OF the ey IA one Of the
title tue whole property unque.onabe and the sale VIII
hs percnptoy. 70 take place at the EIehange Salossm
No III Broadway Triuity Busins) on WEDNESDAY. the
9Th Of April u oclocs. IS cent Of the purchase
Iaonsy bond and mortgage q the premises
AVENUE BIS Lots the east side OF Avenue bc<wes9
IS and l6h each 70 fst BY 80 avenue paved sewerage
"a lots on tho cas-. side Of Avenue B. betw.s,
18th sd lshs.s Including tie two corner Lois each vt
fee, by 81.
AVENUE B-s Lots tho side Of Avenue B. b-twess
18th and ig-h ste. tincluding conersl' each 251eS
AVENUE ca Lots the Yves, side Of Avenue g. befveea
5,h and 18th s each % by u feei paved and ~aks
tagged.
south vest corner OF iSth-r, each ~ BY ~.
AyEsuK pa Lots on the side Of Avenue D, between
l aud i4lhs Gncudng the corner lots zach lot ~ ~
o. except the corner lots, which are "a. h 2asIsS
tie ase.rbed lots Avenue d. each lot ~ -es T 1861
a,s M p:..d .na 81 as o lie south side of 18th st. .nins
te named o,s tho rear, escr2S by 1881 l'thk
Is severed paved and tagged
Of the lots on Avenue - feet sy 1885, Whist s'swsrs
paved and wa Is hsg ycd.
l6r srRZEr-l Lot north side Of l6tst - feet o.
OF Avenue b, 10 feet BY w.
IrasraExr-7 Lss south side Of l7th, 80 feet eaA
Of Avenue B. each lot - e by g. except one lot which
49,
Iru sranyr-Is Lots the north side OF 18th ST., be.wsen
Avenue ard Avenue commencing Us feet rom Avenue b.
Each "a by p fcei street se~esed paved euTo'd and ss
Isr srRRsr-2O Los The south side Of l9;h compnS
In the whole front between Eth and lshs zach Is feet By
81 street severed paved eufSed and seFed and the wsss
tagged.
ieTn sraxxr9L o,s on the north Ode Of 9th commsDs
ig 81 feet ess, OF Avenue D, cach lot 70 by 81 feet sess
lyru srREEr-s tho south sio 81 ;h Directly IN
the roar the dss ed snd OF ,h. same Dimensions
m' OF the ssoys y.ass property .y be Os!se-h IN.
a., sGJ o.n.g the Bank o; Commerce.
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BOARD ano Rooms.

A GENTLEMAN who is rather particular, but
Willing 20 pay literally wants large handsomely fur
ni.b-d PAKLOR AID BEDROOH with ercss,ye use q
hst room and wsterose entire second noeT, VIE
f,.t only IA quiet private family where there are no
oirr boa.iors and 70 iren Weud be pcTnInen suites
Location between sh and lith.ts and bfoad"sy su
B)dn. house keeper. ssd parties Who h.,e %" s'.
accommodation need apply. address T. D. BOX no '1'
giving description Of sooms
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lTHE SEMEWEEKLY TRIBUNE
THE NETWORK sENiI-wEEKLY TRIBUNE 4, pub
Lshed every II EsDAY Md FRIDAY
CONTENTS or No. 1866 lHARoH ,sL

c- - ~ 49,, NJ am
CONTENTS or no. IDe ibARoH zSL
LEADING ARr,CiEs-Richnsni Campaigns; The Port
Doypl sian dem F.hting; soldiers NOtng-llOw7 Mckee
ugncrs; Mexico; Iuuigrst.Ja The Rebel Naval Report
Editorisl Paragraphs. -....'
WAR hgws Scgs1Z-1fhs Department Of the Mississippi
From Gen Buer. Army The Army Of this Potomac; Prom
fronc!; DEP Of the CUT; Naval So1tLeTn News
Miscellsneons
Ogsgg.i NNws gusuARY-E New York; Domestic Mibcs!
Iagy: Pout.cal.
EokFiGy NEWS SUnElKY-EI sspe; America
Tuy Auvy,ry PuoCIAsAT1ny
Fxo, ruE soVrH WKsT--C ore iencs OF The ~ Y
Trihur. r..... '...T
TuE RID RIVER YrPKDiros-C OF The =. J.
Tribune.
TUg Arr.cx PADucAB-The Rebel. Repul,ed with
Great Saa IhLer; 0seut CONDUCT Of Col Hicks and
| naDd.
THE WILMINGTON BLOCELDR.
FaoA CAIKo AID neutrality-suspicious. Of The ". Y.
| Tribune.
EastGrs House. ...
ICON VIcKsBraG-for Of The n r Tribune
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L o EXCHANGED on Eerih River, AZ FiShkiH
Poughse, p.~. Eyacs Tanytown, Hshng'. ionssfs and
sguytsn Duyvei - An We.tchessT, et N kscO heHsico
Chappaqua White Plaias NJ Vernon, Fodhsn Aauaronceh
and Por;choer 80 Long Island ut Ravonswood Atoria
Flu,hs Hsmptoad, JaIaa,a, Rosyn, Jern.Aisn. Oyster
Bay ant CreeuTort - IN new Jerey. at Bsrn h' LEa
beth Railway, Scotch Pins fainbeld Morlslown, New
Bruswiei &c. Apply to ). r. IRELAND. No. 81 Cedar IT.
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hAAlNSTONEs HOUSEKEEPER
M Meets with unvrecod ns.e s1ose...
TIE SECOND EDITION,
Hsoed this morning, did begin TO 80 reard ~,h the
"Trtde"
THE Third EDITION
Win be IN ron the binders TOMORROW.
THE FOURTH EDITION
printing with al. speed and the payer Is ordered o1
TIE FIFTH EDITION.
New this Novel Is peither religions political With
OIL the slightest Sensational sleuent in IT, s has had
30 be
TAKEN UPON TRUST
~ every Bookseller is !; no; just 20 claim for .
MAINSIONE1S HOUSEkEEpER
S4e greatest success Of tie sesson3
LORIT0, Publisher.
No 3lg MashiDg0n-st Boston-
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Mem publications.
STANDARD EDITION OF

nAWSON's STANDARD EDITION OF
THE FEDERALlSr
Sh puvo-,anhica and Historical nroduclions and Notes,
ty fikSRY B. DAWSON 'rnsd at The Riye.slde ffes On
t.J DaDcr wi Portrait g0l octave, '4o pages IN oo'L
pyce 81 Isl law sheep. So in half eaf, S5 n -
EfE SECOND EDITION JUST PDBLlShED' by u
sCRIBNER No. l24 Grand A., Now-fot.
rbi. .st,op Of THE FEDERALIST is commended tn lei.
,eI. to the editor and Publishers by
Hen James A. Hamilton son Of Gen HSmiltoni
Hon Josiah Quincy
Hon Roger b. fancy Chief Justice OF the United sa'es
Hon Edward Bates, Attorney General United ststesi
Hon Robert C. Winthrop;
Hon Joseph J. Lewis Commissioner OF Internal Revenue
u ibe United Statesi
Jared Sparks, LIZ D.;
hon. John G. PafTey;
Hon VIM D. Shipman Judge Of United States Court and
many others
COMES seit by mail pos, pnid receipt Of price.
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6oiels, Sc.

NATIONAL HOTEL, Nos. ), D, and Cor,
y Iri,t NswYoi-Tbis Hotel having recently chAnse0
-, b. been rshttd and the prop,ieof nov
.,,,.d 10 receive and accommodate guests The situation %
lecated being convenient to badness houses rar
rosd, steamboats, aud ferres and the house Is sptsAa5
sdspted fot Transient BoarJers. ,r,,,, NM,
T',yF TlBiE is SUPPLIED WITH ALL THE DELI
q tCIys Of The SEASON PRICE ~ PER DAY:
NANiH' W JFSSE FOSTER, Proprstsr
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DARTONs BUTLER IN EEW-ORLEANS.
This work Of which much hes been sad and writer
L.. ouy raacbad ita

hARTON's Isl. lIt.R IN EEW-OhlEANS'
This work Of which much hes been said and wriisen
has reached its
FOURTEENTH EDITION.
hong that differences Of opinion there may be as
n te merits Of the book AID it's subject there Is yet some
Nina about which commands readers than any smia
work heretofore published. The power of the book we
nh found in this that chronicles some Of the most
ssed thrilling and rapidly occurring events that have ever
been subject of history while at the sane time they
To clothed in tho spirited and genial language Of one whom
rAe London Asenean pronounces writer Of whom :he
people Of the United States have to be proud"
PARTONS BUTLER hiss already challenged the edniira-
Con and criticism Of all parcu oil Of whom agree upon this
sns po;nt-rrs ABSORBING iSrrREsT-whieh in
vuyes for the work when begun entire perus The
following sample. Of opinions uttered by reviewers
written with exquisite grace o! style" Attractive al
ss.st fascination -" salo Coameeia 1droi'er Fss
sinsans n.rra,ve Il Is brilsnt"- Boston
TSaasrip Above all other issues OF the this year Is
Ac~t worth reading by loyal Journal
. AZ romencs, history biography PLAY DIED.
BON Gazette I'VE hope to give render, some marked
sssrsc let them buy the volume and read It all ss
shey will be sure do. We Waera ChyiiGH
Advocate.
vol. ESQ pp Crown svo., with Portraits "a Sod by
MASON HAMLlN, Borton, and by booksellers generally.
Psbhshedb by MASON BROTHERS,
No. : MeIceTst, New-YoTk.
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n B. TAYLOR, Auctioneer, by TAYLOF
n b. TAYLOR g. BROTHER

Is. IA LUX q BKOIHFN
~ VIII sell at auoton FRIDAY, April l. st IL oclsck
a. tue Exchange Sse No. III Broadway, FIVE LOTd
the nodhery side and FIVE LOTS southery side
Of J5hs; between Let and 2d.avs. Fifty hiths paved
with Belgian pavement, severed and supplied with gas and
rendering these Lots desirable either emsu
or for immediate improvement.
Mas and terms at The ofice Of the Auc.ioneera
No. lJJ ksssan-st
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HsspY II. LHsps L Co.. Anetioneer.
UNCLAIMED ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS II.
u LEEDS Co. will sell Ct Auction on WEpNEsDAf,
March 30 lot O'clock sses rocin No. - Nassau
SO moro or less unclaimed Packages, remaining In ths
hands Of the Adams Express Co to be sold "itent reserve
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EOR 60 CENTS, the JAN, FEB, MARCH
" and APR1L Nos. Of the ILLUSTRATED PHRENO-
LOGICAL JOURNAL sen, by return post or, year for
81 So To secure the PICTORIAL DOUBLE NUMBERS,
with PuYSIOuNOMY, ETHNOLOGY, PIREkOLoGY,
PHYSIOLOGY PSYCHOLOGY, and s!l the portraits Of sis
Ting ishod men, send at once to
FOWLER L WELLS, No. 800 Broadway, n. Y.
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iueooins CARDS. sc

At VIM. EVERDELLs SONS, No. lO4 Fnl'-
n ,on~.-WEDDISG CARDS and FINE SrAI1oNEHi'
Es,sbiShed 1881
UNFOLDING CARDS--All the latest styles o.
w oW pric.. TnOS. BRUINS, No <Os Broadway ~ L.
70, srecisnens ~ msl seud two stamps
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Gouses ano farms fUanir0.

HOUSE WANTED.-I want to HIRE
i L HOUSE, .inaiod between ID sna s,hays. and noi
sbo.. tOht New house prrrd OF oue which can % aa
before April 2stL Rent not more than > OOl JAS. w.
HALE. Notary. No. - Waist, under seaisens BANK
WANTED-A HOUSE, with modern IN.
w wovcmcn,' containing nve or ar 'eep,nz ~. and
ard good cellar Location be.w cen 2O.n anl 80
WANTED ~ RENT for a number Of years
w SMALL MILL water powefl In this State or New
Jersey Location must b. IN cay rr-ch, BY river or cana.
and railroad this city and the surrounding country fertile
and sdsyi-l for cult,ans beet &c, L.. Adifess with
f paric uiars h. Po.,Orcc Boz No. t,es New foTk city
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COTTON WASTE-For Machinery, Wiping
FOR sslsby W. w. TAOLAAN. Ne - WILLIAM 81
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Real @stdte tor Sale.
TSee also Auction Sdles.1

AT SOUTH ORANGE, N. J.-For Sale,
N 80 800 or to Let S5co-A frst-clsss COUNTRY HOUSE
eon II rooms; situated high ground commsndnga
OF Orange Mountain Barn and acres Of Land ad
good water. Inquire of d. J. SPRAGUE No. 81 Park row
A BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE at Rye, N Y.
IA On the Sonnd depot churches schools. Healthy.
Containing 10 rooms Of land. Beautifully aid out
Fruit garden, gapery stable Splendid place for city
gentlemen, hshing hunting Prce, $',OOo Inquire Of LYON
No. % Counlandt st.
4 BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY SEAT, one
~ hour from N " in NJ J-Ten aces largo and ele-sn.
bdngs ice hed ALSO abundance Of choice fruits
Price $1,000.
Three minutes wai from depot In Rockand Co.. 30 miles
from N. " very choice place. y good buildings.
Fruits abundant. Price 1890 Other farms, mills and
Try seats. All prices and locations Salo OF trade
". IL. MELCk, No. i0T Broadway
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.l.)D-ST. near 5th-av.--FOr Sale the elegant
~ Estrs Size HOUSE and LOT. No. West I'D St,
lew door. west Of 5hs The House tix6s iect, hnished
front Has every modern Improvements Possession Let May
'V rs Re'"'' y w" pH0xER NORoAN, No. . Ptass
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-30

NOR SALE-In tho Town of Huntington,
j. Long Island FARM Of b. ACRES-73 under Cut;rs
ton, and 5 Woodland SOL excellent. HOUSE s,oSes.
B.n AID On, houses In good order Churches AID Schools
near Prce $4,000. Terms easy. Apple 20 HARMED
HOYT Tehsrcons,s No " South It, WismshurGhi or
20 LOREN WOOD. Attorney, &C, No. Park place ceTneT
Broaivuy ~. y
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NOR sALE-A valuable FARM, situated q,

TOR SALE and EXCHANGE-Oyer mil
lion aid half Of REAL ESTATE Of al description, In
The s nd county al prices Also Store HOUSES snd
Plrts Of Houses 20 LET or LEASE. BY PEIEh A. BEh
Real Estate oaAs Agent aud Auetionee no. 81 u'.ndsI,
Brooklyn T. D. late WILLIAMSBURG. E.B.-Ren.s and ssLor
accounts collected at per cent.
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lrTH. STREET. FOR SALE, FOUR new
! HOUSES, with ali ths modern Improvements com
uri,r 100 ft West OF 9th Az three bck and brown
.,sna font Amy 10 II. J. SURTEES,
'-'F' No. 90 Wan-st.,
Or u. GARRISON, No asl sth-av,
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CTEAM POWER near Broadway, Nos. So
- ind SIS Priuce-st.-ro Let Large ROOMS with EXTRA
Light Power Steam Hoistway and Heating Pipes Large
EASEMENT ia same building aorO0 feet lighted with shy
lshts. Apply to r.. G. MOORE No. 2J7 Cen.re-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-30

Two LET.-The whole UPPER PARI OF
STORE on Duane-si, near Broadway having front on
Duane aud Manhattan place. Apply to ALLEN BROWN
No Is broadway
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Go Get.
NOR RENT-The WOODEN MILL at Irvine,

OFFICES TO RENT-NOs. 20 and 40 Park
~ row. Times Ruildug-The SECOND, THIRD and
FOURTH FLOORS. newly lifted up FOR Offices. Apply TO
ALLEN L BROWN. No. % Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-30

fINO LET.-TWO STORES in the BIBLE
i HOUSE Asior place; one STORE ON Asor place and
the other shaw Apply in tho TTeasgrcrs Office "hsv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-30

EOR SALE-Four-story high-stoop brown
L. ,,ono HOUSE and LOT, on .1ihsiroct near 9Th az
House ia psroc, order For particulars and permit. apply
ALLEN L BROWN, No. 20 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-30

atwostory brick HOUSE the Of tho 10. ard has
been ued for and suitable for Carpenter shop
Bras Foundry Shoens Shop Livery stable. In
quiro tho prenses Of the owner, PETER llAhlIL,
No ~ Fat loth.st
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A. II. MsRNIs. Auctioneer
DY BANGS MERWIN e. Co Irvine prrs
NoRRIs WILKINS, Aue,ioneer.
il. II, l. Ii DIO a.

BENJAMIN =. FAIRCHILD will cell AZ
~ Merchant Exchange No. III Broadway on THURS
DAY March 81, at u O'Clock, Two beautiful BUIDlEd
PLOTS. II acres each. located Cresski station ar
northern Railroad NewJersey. See Evening Pos, for d
scrpIion. Sale without reserve.
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Gales bp auction.
A ]. BLEECKER. SON e. Co. will

A UCT1QN SALE THIS DAY BY q. a
"A BoGART, corner Of Frankfort and William rtr..,.
An extensive assortment Of Fine Furniture Is Buresps
superior Carpets with extensive vsret, Of ,,s,vS
necssssy for housekeeping Sale commence Al iOi oe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-30

i LUMBIA COLLECE-LOrS on the 3iA-.v, between
18th and 4gth ss and 5Oh and 5sis and on iIh
.8il 4gh 3oh aud 5l-t.ts, between The 5th and tsys
Applications may be made to o. NJ OGDEN Irhsnrer OF tho
College. At No. n Nalls, or TO JAMES n. WELLS at No.
l67 STRAY References will be required.
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THURSDAY NEXT, MARCH ~

NOR choice PARIS FLOWERS, BRIDAL.
u SETS, snd STRAW BOhSETS, see TCCkER5 Jun
pors,iors. No. Ts Broadway. OF
BUCKLE CATERS and SHOES, q new
- Style. at HUNTS, No. 40 Broadway. Ahrso A.sort
n,en conSsntly on hand Fine Dress BOOTS 30. Psset
Leather BOOTS, -. Ready made or to order.
DEADS! BEADS!! BEADS 80
- AND FANCY GOODS.
NJ. p. BROWN. Importer. No. lsG PeArl-st.. " y
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-02
PLANTATION BTTTRRs.

PLANTATION BITTERs.
which arc now recommended BY the highest medi-
sal authorities, and warranted 70 prodaes ssa-
laedEats beneficial eject. They are ezcssdibgiy
4gresabls, Ierfsc ~ pure, and must superosed al
other ,ones whore 8 hsslthy, gentle stiuuisnt -
They purify, strengthen aud iHyigorsts.
TIsy create healthy appetite.
They are an ansidots 70 chang So u water and
diet.
They oysresms the effects Of dissipation and
late hours.
They strengthen ths system and enilysn the
the mind.
They prevent aiasrsatic and intsrmitseBt f.
They purify the breath and aeidlty Of the
stomach.
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure Diarrbea and ChoIera Morbus.
They cure Liver Complaint aud Nervous
Headache.
They make the weak strong, the isBguid bril-
liant and are exhausted natures great restoreF
They com posed Of the csIeiratsd Caiisaya bark
9intergfeen, sassafras, roots aud herbs, all pre-
ssrved 10 perfectly pure ~. Cfolx rum. For par
tienlars, SO circulars and testimonials around
zach bottle.
Beware u lmpOstOrs. Examine every bsttls
See that u has our private q. 9. Stamp unmuti-
lated over the cork, with plantation scene, aud
our signature On fine steel plate side laosl. See
that our bottle 4 not rs-hiied with spurious and
deleieFious stun Any person pretending 70 sell
plantation Bitters by tbs gallon IN bulk, Il an
iIBpssfor. Any person initiating this bottle. 81
ceiling any other material therein, wisthsr called
Plantation Biffers uat, II criminal under tbs
y. y. Law, and will be 10 prosecuted By ne. W.
already have orr eye On several parties Ts-hfiiBg
our bottles, &c, who will succeed In GETTING
themselves into close quarters. The demand f0i
DrAkG's Plantation bifters from ladies', clergy.
men, merchants, &C., l. incredible. The simpl'
trial Of bottle IL the evidence present o. fbei
worth ana snperiority, They cold By all re
spectacle druggists, groosrs, physicians, hotels
saloons, steam boats, and country stores.
y. n. DRAKE A co.
No. nm Broadway, NJ. Y.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-02

Kathalron Il from the Greek word "Kathro,' Or
''kathairo," signiiyiHg 10 cleanse, FeIaynais and
restore. Tais gFtleis J. what iis name signifies.
Yer preaerying, restoring and beauilbiBg the
human hair u i Tie most reBa lkhble preparation
10 The world. II Il again owned Aad put Hp By
the original proprietor, aud i nov Hiads with the
sauig caro-, skill aGd aitenfisu witch gave Il
sale Of over one miiii0n hotties per AnnHm.
II il most delightful iiaif Dressing.
u eradie4tes zenff aud dandrua.
II keeps the lead epol aud cisan.
IL makes the hair .leh, ssft and glossy.
II prevents the haiS from falling Of aud turn.
ing gFay.
II restores hair upon bald heads.
Any lady OF gentleman who values a beaufiful
head ofhair should use Lyons KAihalron. ~ Il
known aud Ell throughout tho civilized world.
Sold BY all respectable dealers.
DEMAs 4 BARNES CO.. Nov York.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-02

And its aitsnAAnt train Of sympt ms Il acts more
Has a efsaIm than q medicine. Thsre 10 nothing
IN the range Of the MAieria Meiica, that for
meat hear comparison with u ~ this dissass.
A fall aecoHnt Of thla wonasrfat plant may ~
tsand IN the lith editions II tbs o. = Disp~naato-
~, pages 1887 oad tass.
series o. experiments "a which DR.. Ball has
begn for years engaged, has Just been brought 20
a suceessful iermiuatton and be IL n0M enabled 10
onsr 10 the paiiii combination u CedrOn. with
other approved touies, the shels preserved Ia the
tesi qaaiity Of enppor-distiited bourbon whisky.
which he IL e0uhsieut las equal In ths world.
lie might furnish volume Of certificates, bat
the pablic have long sinea learned 70 estimate
things Al their true value The safest plan is, for
every one 70 & II for himself the virtuss Of 9 new
med etne. Give
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-02

B6f" Itmay notbe generally known that
the largest Indian expedition ever fitted
out on the continent, Is nov moving from
~, Louis toward Idaho, having for It's
object the subjugation or determination
70 tho Sioux Indians, which have been so
troublesome the past year
The entire business Of organizing,
equipping, and completing bis mammoth
enterprii Q IL being conducted by Brigadisr
General Sully, whose headquarters are
nov in St. Louis
The expedition will consist of from six
TO eight boats, which will transport il to
Fort Piarre. The Glasgow left Monday
evening as the first boat in the feet, aud
will be followed by the Sam Gaty, Isabel.
Ia, Marcella, Belle Peoria, and such 9th
or boats as may be required
The object is to rid the entire territory
West Of the Missouri river Of the hostile
savage, and leave Il free from danger
for the occupation Of the thousands 70
emigranta 1ocking 10 the district where
gold aud silver abound
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-02
MILLINERY.
MRS. J. HASTINGS

H7IsHEs 10 ISFORM HEB OLD PATRoss
w ard The public generally that she has Iust
ssfHrnsd With a The largsss and heaf s.Iected
stocks q AiIlinsry ane Fancy Good ever brought
toahiseity.@
EI stoek consists Of AL the sstsst styl.s Of
Elebonss Ttorsfss &C.. q the teet cuaiitiss and
intsnds % disE0ss 81 than At the losest possIkls
price FOR CASH =
The Ladies would do veil 70 give her 4 call b.
tors rnTchzslng elsewhere
MRS J. HASTINGS, Main Street.,
North side, thrss dcorr frsn second.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-02
Have in Stock and arriving daily

Have In Stock and arriving daily
Casks Trace chkis.,
2.osO Us Log chaia.
70 dozen c. 3. Planters Hoss.
~ Garden Hoes and Rake
80 shoesls ana spa8az.
70 Hey and Manure Forts.
100 " seyths, snsAlhs snd Cradles,
100 {" Holds G. s orsss. oraiu ard
Brizr seytbs<,
. gross seyths stones
~ dozsn Nay Rakss.
p sheep Shears.
81 Gotten CARDS,
Ioo greas Knsvss aad FsrAs.
30 dezsa Pocket Knives.
10 gross Tes All Tabis spoons.
- dozsn coses Mills.
- Meal Selves.
80 Curry Combs,
30 kegs Wheeling nails,
10 sgzsa Ped -I.eets, German 4 Am.riean,
go Door Loeks sad Lssehss,
800 Ersss AH.sric.n Screws.
100 dozen shoe. H9rss. Cloth and scrHb
Brushes,
10 Tea aud CoHnisr scales,
8 ea-es Hard Frame States.
tens Bersa Grind Stones,
Door, Gate and Strap Hinges,
Boring MaehiBes,
Carpenter Tools,
Cooper Toois-Rarton's and whites.
OHIO Tool Company Plznss,
cabinst Hardware,
MIL and Cross Cut SAYS,
Chain Pumps. &c &c.
A. nost of cur goods we're purcisasaa for
CASH, before the &c advance I'm
Hardware, Ne wfl oasr them at the lowest
possible rates.
JACOB sTRAUB 4 s0S.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-02
oompouna rsssorai Of VIVA Cherry

has become household word throaghous tie
West and South and bis Worm LozsHgss. 10 less
than ysAF after thsiF Iatrodaetisn, STAINED
reputation a. wide-spraad as tus continent u
North America But the crosHIpg giary " his
lie remAins 20 bs attained in his Latest discovery,
rafhsr combination; for be dos not claim 10
have been the discoVerer ~ CKfiRDA, whlch 10 ths
basis OF the biftsrs nov offered 20 the pubiie
That honor hslgnEs % the nattSs inhsbitsbts Of
Central America. 20 whom lie virtueH have been
kBswB for more than two hundred years. Armed
With IL, tbs Indian bids defiance 70 the nlosi dead
" malaria and handles without far the most ven
omous ssrpents. II il belief wifh them that
while there IL breath left IN the body, Ehs Cedr0a
i potent % cure, matter shat The disaaSs ~
be.
while DE- Bail u not prepared g. inaorSs this
eNtraSagaHt pFstension. hs 10 nevertheless salts
ned from thorough examination II the evidence
relative b. III virtues, that y remedy and pre-
Ssutatige for ali disea&aa arising froAa expOanre
sithsT 20 tbs caaugs u weather ahd ciitaste "a
the mIasBiatie lahuenCss, " stands without ri.
val and Justly deserves tbs reputation u has 20
long enjoyed Ia Central A1nsrcs and tks No9t In.
I dies. Ia