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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-16
Compound Pastoral OF villa cherry

has become hoasshoia wsrd threaKhezt the
West and South; and his wsrn Lsssngss, Ia isss
thRa . year Eftsr their iatrodHetfsn attained
reputation IS wids-spresd - tire eentiRsat Of
North America. Bat this erowning glsry Of his
lite remains to - sttsiasd in his latest discovery
OF rather eombinstion. fer he dsss He, claim to
have been the discoversr sf CEDKON, which il the
basis OF the hitters ssw ofsssd to she pablo.
That homer belongs te the native Inhabitants Of
Central Amsrisa. ts whem its virtues have bees
kzswn for mere than two asndred years. Armsa
With 10, the Indiaa bds defiance TO the zosi dad
~ malaria. and handles witheut fear meet
oneus serpents. Il 10 belief vita them that
while there IL breath lef in the BODY. ths Csdrez
is petsnt to cure, ne natssr what the disease may
be-.
while DR.. Ball IL got prepared to iaSsrss this
extravagant pretsBsion, be Is nevertheless salts
fed from = Thorough exnmiBatisn Of tks svidssos
relative 70 Its virtues, that remedy eaa pre-
tentative for all diseases arising fren exposure,
either the changes Of weather and climate or te
the miAzmstie innusnCes, it stands without RI
val, and JUSTLY deserves sAs reputation Il has -
long enjoyed in Centrsl America and the wsst In
dies. Ia
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-16
Military Order,

HEADQUARTERs, FIRST BRIGADE,
INDIANA LEGION,
EVANSVILLE, lED., July IA, 1864
Special Order, No. 2.
The Second Regiment OF the First
Brigade, and the Battalion of the First
Brigade, except the companies of Cap
tains Talbot, Hall, Gardner, Martin and
Williamson, will assemble at Blackford
Grove, adjoining the upper enlargement
of Evansville, on Saturday, the 10th Of
July, 1864, precisely at halepast four
o clock, P. NJ.
BY order Of D.
JANIS g. JoSEs,
Col 42d Ind. Vols. Com'dg.
=
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COMPREHENSIVE.

NOTICE Is hereby given that > eo-partnsrshiP
~ has this cay b~sn formed between the under
signed under tbs arm name OF Frey kiotz for
tse sale Of Dry Goods. A liberal share patronage
10 respectfully solisi.sd, ~ No Main Street, BE-
tween Water and First Streets.
LOUIS FREY,
jzlyII HIRAM KLOTZ.
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LYONS KATuAEmoN.

LYONS KATHAKmoN.
Kathairon Is from the Greek word "Kathrs, ''.ss
"Ksthaire.b sigaifyiag to cleanse. rsJuvinsts and
rosters. This article is what its name slE.isss.
For preserving, restoring sad bsaatiyinS the
hu@an hAir 10 d the most rsmsIkabIs prspAration
Ia the world. II is again owned Ans pat uP By
the original proprietor, aAd is now made With the
same care. skill and attention which esss 10 .
sale Of over one million bottles per annum.
II is a most delightful Hair Dressing
II graduates aeurf and dandrun.
II keeps tho head cool and elsAz.
It makes the hair, rich, soft and glossy.
II prevents the hair from falling Of and turn-
Ing gray
II restores hair upon bald heads.
Any lady or gentleman who values bsaatifsl
head ofhAir shoHld use Lyon's Kathairen. II IL
known and ed throughout the eivIiissd world.
Sold by all respectable dealers.
DEMAs BARNES CO.. rsv Yarh.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-16

S~The line was down last night be-
tween this city and yincennes, and oil
course we got no report by telegraph.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-16

CINCINNATI, noon, July l5.-Ths river
has fallen four inches. There are -four
feet eight inches in the channel Weath,
err clear Thermometer, 81; baronsi
1850
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-16

GoLD WAXTED.-The highest market
vs!'ia paid for Gold, Silver, and Demand
Notes, at LYONS.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-16
WILLIAM RRAVIS,
Attorney at Law and U. s. Claiu

Attorney at Law and U. 5. Claim
Agent, h
10 authorized BY the Government TO procure PEN
sions, Bounty Money, Back Pay, Bounty Land
Claims for HoHsEs and other PRorERrr destroyed
while in ~ service of the Government, and all
claims, OF whatever kind nature against the
United States.
Bounty for Discharged Soldiers!
By an amendment to the Bounty Law, passed At
the last session of Congress, AN soldiers or
other persons who hare bees or shaa hereafter Be
discharged within two years from the date oftheir
enlistment, by reason sfwounds received in battle,
shall receive the same Bounty IS though they
served two years" 9-
oeaee 6S5S MAR Street, over KellSr's Gun Store,
/ opposite the Court House. Evansville, Iadiana.
| Correspondents must enclose stamps.
as-Good references given II required. EhsS
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House Furnishing
Retail Department

In our House Furnishing Department
We have an stock Of
Carpets, Oil Cloths. Mattings,
Rugs, Mats, Window Shades,
Wall Paper. Curtain Damask. Lace
Curtains, Cornices, Table Oil
Cloths, &C., &C., making the most
complete stock to be found in
Evansville.
IN THE
Retail Department
We have foil stock Of
Ladies Dress Goods. Chambra ard
Plaid Ginghams, Prints "a, A,
5-4,, 10-4 Bleached and Brown Cot
tons, Silk and Mozambique Circu-
larsand saeques. Ladies' Sun Um-
brellas and Parasols, Mosquito Net
ting and Bars, &c, 20 which we would
call the attention Of ali wishing TO pur-
ehases in our line Of business
nyz0-1v JAQUEss a. FRENCH,
No. 10 First street. Evansville
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PIANOS.
FIRST-CLASS PIANOS.
Misses Lawrence

Misses Lawrence
ARE AGENTS Tor EMERsOSss,
zzesTss=s=<z YOsE's, and BRADBURTts esIs-
~ hrafed PIANOS, which they srs
II 81 stcsutinuaily receiving, and which
hey viii sell At nsn afzctursrs' prizes.
Thsse Pianos, for durability. poser, aad rich
usss Of tone are Unsurpassed
The Bradbury Piano received ssnsn First Pre-
uaizTns vitbin four weeks il the moafbs Of Sep
teuber and October last, ard IL famous for is
elssticity, briiliancy, snd beaHsl siz5isg quality
Of toEe.
They ars also exclusive Agents in this vicinity
for Mason Hauiin's celebrated Czhinet Organs,
which, In quality, volume Of tone, and power Of
expression are tar superior TO msiodsons, hsrno-
niHEE5, or any other reed instrument
They hsss uss received three Of thess OrZEus, a.
their residence, on Water Street, frst door belo~
Chestnut. izneT
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.


For County surveyor.
JAMES D. SAUNDERS will be candidate for
csunty Surveyor at the ensulsg October election,
en- qualifications alone. +rf
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HEIMsTREET's
Inimitable Hair Restorative.

HEINsTREET's
Inimitable Hair Restorative.
NOT A DYE
But restores gray hair to It's original eeior, BY
sapplyiag the capillary tubes with natural susie.
nance, impaired by age or disease. All insaaians.
eas dyes are composed Of lussr costie, destroying
the vitality and beauty Of the hair, and afford Of
themselves no dressing. Heimstrest's Inimiiabls
Colorng not only restores hair to Its natural color
BY an easy process, bat gives the hAirA
Luxuriant Beauty,
promotes its growth prevents Its falling sg Grad
icAtes dandrua, and impsrts health and pleasant
ness to the head II has stood the test Of time ss.
Ing thu eoloriuaI Hair coloring Aud IL constantly
inereasing in favor. Used by both gentlemen and
ladies. II is sold by all respectable dealers, or
can be procured by them Of the commercial
agents, D. S. BARNES CO.. Goa Broadway New
York. Two sizes. 50 cents asd 81.
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INTERNAL REVENUE.


O . 49, .
The Annual List of Internal Rev
enue for Income Tax, Licences. SC,
for all persons in vanderburg
County liable to pay the same, is
now ready and payment is hereby
demanded, payable within TEN
DAYS from July 4th, 1854. During
that time I will be at my Office. NJ
10. north First Street, Evansville,
from 8 to IL A. M. and from 2 to
P. n. for the purpose OF receiving
said Tax and delivering said Ii
cences.
The penalty of doing business
without License is three times the
amount Of the Licence for each of
tense. The penalty for nonpaymen;
during the time required above is
per cent. on income and 10 per cent
on all other taxes in the annual list
WIN. E. FRENCH, Collector.
Sd Div. LIST Dist. Ind
Iulv 9 1f1f
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sTRAYED OR STOLEN

T7Ron TIE sUBseEIBEg. os MONDAY
L night the Z7fh inst, two Work Heres, One
= Dark Bay. about IS hands higbs IN good esdsr
tse otber sorrel when rot sunburEsd Cbssnrt
egrrsI With little white nsar The tip Of bis Dose,
thin n aesh, snd 1874 hands high Both horses
we're barefooted.
A liberal rexard viii Be- given TO eny one re-
turning aks horses, OF FiFiHg sueh Information
IS VIZ enable the owner 70 get fhem-
T. C. GALE.
Corner Of Thlrd and Gun strests-
gzlyi-zkvtf
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Z III HI "a II
The largest and best assorted
stock of fine Fur, Silk, and
Panama, Leghorn, Canton,
Palm Leaf, and in fact all
other description suitable for
the opening trade.
A l. so
Ladies' Misses and Child
ren's Plain and Fancy Trim
med Hats, the finest stock
ever brought to this market,
all of which | offer to the
trade as low as the lowest.
Call and examine my stock
before making your pur-
chases.
KNo Goods at retail.
KNo charge for Boxes
and Drayage.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-16

Of
Brown 6heeting and shirtings,
BIeached Goods. American and
Foreign Dress Goods, Prints, Cash.
meres, satInetts, Tweeds. Cotton
AIDES, Linens and Ginghams, Gloves
and Hosiery, &C., &c. Also a full
stock Of N lotions.
These Goods were all bought before
the great advance in prices, and we will
GUARANTEES to sell as low IS the same kind
OF Goods can be bought in any market
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No. 25


Has in store large and well as
sorted stock Of BOOTS and SHOES
of the best qualities, and will con-
tinue to receive the whole season,
direct from the manufacturers, the
best and latest styles, which I will
sell as low as any House in the West
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River News.

ARRIVALS
NAshyills, Nash. fcho, LosisYille.
Alice, Green river.
~ DEPARTURES
Cott2Sss Cairo. Aiics. Grssa river.
T Eche, Nashville
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BOOTS, SHOES & HATS.
P. SEM0NIN,
Wholesale Dealer
BOOTS 81 SHOES

HATS ~ GAPS,
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MEDICAL.
8. T.-1860-X

Persons Of ssdentary habits troubled with
weakness, iassitude, paIpitation Of the hsart lack
Of appetite, distress alter eating, torpid liver,
constipation, dessrvs 70 suffer, II they will not
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-16
BANKING HOUSE.

aus OFFICE Is NOW OPEN AND We
~ are prspaFed 70 transact general Bankin {
aud Exchange BUSINESS. Deposits rscsivsd and
Monsy loaned Gold and Silver, Exchange. For
siEn and Dozestis. GovsrnEsnt Vouchers, Stocks,
Bonds, and securities bought and sold.
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Theatrical.
WAYIAnHla

There immense audience At this theatre last
evening" the attraction being Bouccaults Colleen Bawn,
with Mr. Dan Bryant as Myes.Na Coppaleen. The play
was admirably cast and, everything considered, very
handsomely put upon the stage. Mr. mess has certainly
given US the best summer company seen In this
city.
Mr. Bryant played Myles captalIy There Is considera
ble serious business In the part but he quite at
homo in it-as much 10 the comic phases OF the
character Mr.. Bryant has u splendid career before
him Irish actor, II he chooses TO desert negro
mnstresy and stick to the stage. We hear however,
that his healthswl not permit of this that his
engagements will soon be brought TO Close and that
season VIII find him again at Mechanics Hail, with
tamborine, black race and curled wig.
Mr.. Charles Fisher played Father Tom last evening,
and astouished every one by clevery singing o song
praise OF tobacco. Mr.. F1oyd's Danny Mann
ceent performance Mr.. DAILY acted his "orginal" part
Of Hardness Cregan with all his original badness Mr.
Norton also murdered tho part Of Corrigan Mr. A. II.
DavenpoTte kyre DAILY was only passable, Miss
Burkes Colleen aawn. Mrs. John Seton, sheah Mrs
Floyd, as Ann onute and Miss Morant as Mrs. Cregan
were very acceptable rhe play evidently pleased the
audience exceedingly and csen to run for couple OF
weeks at least
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The enemy refussa to recognize tho nag. = possible
thai the refusal was the result Of nformality.

The enemy refussa to recognize ths nag II k possible
that the refusal was the result Of informslity.
GKNERAL BAXTER.
General Baxter, commanding the Second brigade Third
division. quIe III, bus NOS dangerously So and has
been Obliged 70 70 the hospital Expecting battle IN
which his brigade would be engaged, he remained with
his command a. long - ne had strength 70 do so.
CAPTAIN A. BAroHf LpER,
ordnance officer Of the First division, today
granted leave OF absence for twentys days, on
account Of iudisposition, caused BY close
and unremitting attention 10 his arduous duties.
Although three years In active service, ana Of
this ins his present responsible position, he has
never been absent from march battle. Captain p
f. vason, Twenty second accomplished
aud reliable officer fills his place in his absence.
CAPTAIN r. VAUGHAN
late OF the Third Vermont battery, Ninth corps having
been recently appointed commssay OF subsistence has
been assigned to the Third brigade First division OF this
corps Ho brings with him reputation for daring and
fidelity officer giving assurance that his assignment
to this corps In . wise and judcious one.
THE PAYMAsTRR wRArHKR.
some paymasters have arrived, and to-day commence
paying the troops Of this corps Their VISIT II usually
Is and as is particularly the now, being long
since their last visit, is o welcome one.
The dly, regards demonstrations In our 'front.' has
been very quiet one, such like to have Sun,
day, although we rarely. experience IT, The weather
continues exceedingly hot.
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Il the snsmys battsry the morning q tas 77th and
ths skrmIsh line Of General d Tr0brands brigade OF
General Motifs d,vision-pArtcuarly the Ninety ninth
and One Hundred and Tenth Psunsy vountssrsor
good conduct and bravery In their severe action ON the
right q the battery; and the Fwsntysixth Michigan
Volunteers for gallanry IN the reconnaissance on the
2sth" In continuation he hs spirit exhibited BY
the command shows that they determined 70 main-
san the high reputation they have heretofore acquired
and he concludes with the promise that ths Major Gen.
commanding will be uumindtul Of the services Of
indivdu officers soldiers organizations, and VIII
reward them 70 the extent Of his power"
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THE PRESS DISPATCHES.
HEADQUARTERS, Army or rm PoronAo,
Iulv a1-o p

HEADQUARTERS, ARMY or rm PoronAc,
July 31-o p. n. {
nc iosses In the battle Of yesterday before Pc
tersburg have yet been officially taned but
Judged they win foot up about two thou
sand ave hundred not Including the missing, and many
believe that the figures will turn out 10 be larger
In the hospital OF the Ninth corps the First division has
two hundred and six men, the Second division three
hundred seven Third division three hundred and
ortyous and tho Fourth 0he colorsd divson six hun
dred and twenty.sx.
large number Of wounded Tying cu the ncd, be-
tween the two lines, who cannot be got on.
The Eighteenth corps lost about three hundred men,
while General Turner's DIVISION Of the Tenth corps, had
nearly four hundred killed and wounded.
Tag OF truce was sent the enemy to-day for the
purpose 0. getting the remainder Of wounded o The
aeld bu, II was refused, the reason no, being given
General Butler also dag OF truce from bis lines
10 day, which was likewise refused
The rebel occr gave no for refusing TO receive
tho as except that his orders perepory not to
receive such . nsg under any circumstances.
The rebel officers also refused 70 exchange uewspapcrs
with u.s. and the rebo soldiers closely watched By
their officers that they have chance Of making ex
chsnge although they always willing 70 do whom
not 80 closely watched.
Their. must be some reason for this and many believe
tina, their line rs very weak while others think they
have some extensive mno foot and afraid Of "
becoming known 70
The raid Pennsylvania may be the reason for their
wishing keep everything from and as quiet - pos.
sibc.
All the wounded that have been brought here are
being we'll cared for, the medical arrangements being
ample.
The lines Of the armies are sbsut tho thcy
before the battle picket nrins has been con-
stanty kept up since its termination.
The number Of prisoners captured and brought 10 vas
two hundrod and nfty.two, the highest rank among
them being captain. They healthy looking set OF
men, but their dress presents the usually dirty and
ragged appearance Of rebel soldiers.
Reports son yesterday morning that the colored troops
captured an entire rebel brigade had no foundation In
fact every prisoner laken having been brought In By
white men.
the following officers, mostly captured from General
Hunters command in the Shenandoah valley ihs
2c,n Of May. came into our lines yesterday, bavini
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THE SECOND CORPS.

0x. Ylniey Anderscu's Despatch.
CAnP BEyoRs PETERSBURG,
July 31-Evening.
- Second corps has not been engaged to-day in any
srsaions which require 10 be particularly mentioned
norris
sosssully held the right Of general army line this
~ Of the Appcmattox during the recent assault by
narusde after The explosion Of his mine and Haneock
- shs remainder Of the corps position ready TO iol
~ sp any practical and permanent advantage that
As havo been gained by the troops assigned 70 take
0nrs N ihat sssaut.
GENERAL
tsnporarily in command Of the First division during
- absence Of General Barlow, who has gone nome for
Nv days for the purpose Of burying his wife. Tho
rjoua losa which the gallant young general and
Ssve circle Of friends In social lie have sustained BY
- death Of Mrs. Barlow s largely shared BY the sol
aAsu Of this army. She smoothed the dying pillow OF
Unsy patriotic soldiers before she received the sum.
0ans 10 follow thcm hersc and many surviving hero
- has sngulshed in army hospitals win tenderly
Gsrish the memory OF her sanity muisiratons when
~ writing with the pain Of wounds received In
Ssaais or lost In the dcrium Of consuming fevers
COLONEL snrm.
Barring the temporary absence Of Major General Glib.
-, VINO 10 away account OF sickness, the command
= ths Second division dcvo,ves % Colonel smyh who s
- nsxt senior officer in that division.
n recent operations Of the Second corps and saeri
aaaS cavalry the north SIDE OF James river have
sasitsd universal admiration Ono Of the nobess traits
Z Hancock character N disposition TO render honor 70
vAsm honor Ia duo. gives him pleasure encourage
tnAsuted and xeaous officers who are under
-, and TO promptly recognize the services
- deserving soldiers In every way he Hence
eftr General Meade congratulated him and his command
Oss The they had gained Hancock, who ,be
$50 IN person. had ordered the charge which secured the
0nss, Issued order, which has been announced this
evening, transferring the honor 10 those who were more
closely concerned 10 tho affair 'while all the troops
- says "wbo sustained the arduous marches deserv
hg Of praise, the following organizations to meris
U.rtcuIar mention Tho Fifth New Hampshire, Twenty
siGhth Massachusetts,, One Hundred and Eightythird
1sunsyivania and Twenty.sixsb Michigan Volunteers,
wsder Colonel Lyoch, d ths One Hundred aud EIsniy.
shtrd Pennsyvaua, all from General Niles brigade
ssastnutpg part Of the sxirmish limo Of General r
cBgS A~sino--for their ssllansrv In tho capture
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on the naval yacht Baltimore. Lieutenant General
Grant, having bean notified Saturday the Intended
visit Of the CHE Magistrate, left his headquarters a.
eleven O'Clock shat night the john A. War
ner. and arrived here IN ample time mess the Pre-
sIdsnI Tue meeting between she two last named wss
moss cordial and almost during the entire stay Of the
party 10 this vicinity tho President and General Grant
were IN CLOSE conversation The distinguished visitors
after taking General Grant board, sailed
for Norfolk. remaining there but time. Al about
three O'Clock In The afternoon the Baltimore left again
for Washington, still having General Grant on board
The John Warner ordered follow the Baltimore
twenty miles mp the bay, when General Grant
embarked and at seven O'Clock TO this place,
whore he remained perhaps half hour and left again
fov the 'front.' Tue Lieutenant General was accompanied
by Lieutenant Colonel Porter Of his staff The object Of
the interview s OF course mystery, except those
who present. but undoubtedly some bearing on
the present campaign and probably on the invasion OF
the Northern States.
ILLNESS GENERAL BUFFERS AIDS.
Captain James r. Shaer, OF Major General Buffers
most efficient ats and brother to Colonel j Wilson
Shaer Chief Of Staff at present at this place under
medical treatment, and very low yesterday. His
affection general prostration OF the system from very
arduous labors performed during the present campaign
He Is, however, doing well now Lieut.. John l. Daven.
port also Of General Buffers staff, has been nvaded
this post for nearly two weeks but has so far re-
covered to be able join the General In day two
Lieut. Colonel Burnham Knsman Chief Of the OF
Negro Affairs, disabled sickness az make il
necessary for him to go North TO recuperate his shater
cd health The general health OF troops, however,
nrst rate and In fact better than during any preceding
summer since the war.
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Affairs at Qusrantins-Fsiss Biiis Of
Health.

HeaIth.
pr. swinburne Heath omcsr OF the PORT, yesterday
met the of Beslth the Mayors once,
and made statement to the effect no Of
yellow fever had appeared since the last meeting Of The
Board aud that the patients the hospital rapidly
improving No fears entertained Of the spread OF this
terrible SOURCE and could In keeping our port
FREQ from infected vessels might bid "yeIow jack de-
nancs but bills OF health given to vessels clear
ing from port which yellow fever prevails as an cpl
demlc, we may well feel that we have cause for alarm
II s but due the public that the course me heAtn
Ofncer at Nassau, N. p B pursuing should DC propsy
ventilated, and charges preferred against nim ~
Inc foIow,ns letter from the Deputy Health oncer o.
Quarantine. aud specimen bill OF heai'h fo"
". r, explain themscivcss-- t,,x 10 raax
- AoaptrAI spyp.. ouAEAyryE. Juiy -, iso%
srR--Fnclosed please Hsd . spcch.s -. ~ 49, 80
bea,th have received during The past ,nee weeks on
. n .ssarnas,er cou,ng from Nassau, whilo tnclr
unanirnous testimony conarns ocis rcpofss A' So""
esor prevails ~ epidemic az Nassau -
n n s the DEERE Of her Britanulc maosy sove,n
,sns, &c sbosd continue 70 respect bills OF neahh
% "a ~ her AGENTS and officers, would respectfully
.s, ,hat ths mirepresentatons or this Joseph biacx
.s.r,ed and ths sanitary condition ~ the port DO
I.I. "a truly represented BY Official documents from
,b.i prt roet respectfully, yonr obedient servant,
10 PrrsFoyT EDwAgps RsQ, her Britannia ksesvs
Consul al New York.
Fer brio r. Niidr, sup'dir tvs1tev.--I the UNDER
sirued Health Otcor of the Port aud District u NassAu
a. hereby certify that there IA disease Of maiwpa
ntaglOus chafscter At present EXISTING III ,ne s1s
OF New prpvidebce . a., =.
Giver and nv hand and gct this thltsenth Gay of
iny IN tho year of ear Lord tho sand egn. nh'-
drsd and sxty lour. Jos BLACK ssAisn o"'s''