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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-15
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ID It's attendant train Of fsympioms, 10 acts NOR
4Ge . sharn than . medicine. There IL n0thlAg
tn the range Of the AateriA MedeA, that for mo-
nsnt bear comparison with IL iastAis disease.
fuli account Of this wonderful plant may b.
Susd "a the llts edition ofths q. S. Dispensato-
y, pages i3sT and 13ss.
series Of experimea q IN which pr. Ball has
- A9y years engaged, has jast been brought g
s1esessful terminal ion, and be 10 now enabled te
Offer TO the public combination Of Cedron, with
other approved tonies, the whole preserved IN the
hest quality Of coppcr-dlstillsa Bourbon whisky
ssseh be is confident has no equal ia TIE world
= might furnish q volume Of certificates, bot
fabiic have iong sincs Learned 20 estimate
l.sgs Al thsr true value. The safest plan IL, fot
sEsry one 70 tsst for himself the virtues Of = nsw
medicine. Give
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-15
LYoN.s KArnAINoK.


xAshslrvu Is fron the Greek word ''Ksthrs," OF
''ksaAsirs" signifyiug 70 cleanse, r-Juvinate and
rrstcre. ThIs article Is what its name signifies
For preserving, restoring and beautifyiuE the
human hair IL Ia t,se nsst remarkable preparation
ia ths vorid. e is again owned Asd put zp BY
tss original Prorriesar, and is uasde with The
sans care, skill and attention which gave 81 =
sale Il over one Ha!Iiisn bottles per snnum.
lE f. mCs; deligs.sSll Hair Dressing.
Ia graduates scurf asd dandruH.
II kseps the hssd cool and clean.
II snakes tie hair, rich. soft aad glossy.
II prevents the hair ire. falling Of and tern
ing gray.
Il restores hair upon bzIS hezds.
Any lady or gentleman who values beautiful
bead Of hair shoala Use Lyons Kathairou. II il
kno~u and - throuShoGt tke civilized world
Sold by all respectable dealers.
DEAAs BARSES Z CO.. New York.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-15
co~s.u"a rse.or.l or VIVA cA.rr,

- h@eons . housshela wnsa throsshss "a,
West And South and his Worm Loeca=rs ~ e.
has year afier their iusi slaffion, AXIS b. +. B
'epuiAiion - wide eEreAi - Ire c.atireu
North America Bet tie cruWHsng El,srv q. as
iis renains To be attained In bis latest di.cova.s
or rather combination, for he does rot claim "a
nsvs been the diseosersr II CEDRnN, which l. tts
bassa % the hitttfn noS offered TO the patiIe.
That honor belot gs 20 tbs native Inhabitants ol
Central America, 70 WON is virtues have aeeH
kueNp for r1ore than 20 hundred years. A. 4
Stth H., the tndiai biA defiance 70 the mosi dead.
~ malaria and hahSs without Far the most ven,
omous serpeRta. IL is bslief with them that
while there s breath left in the body. the cedTor
. potent 10 cure no matter what tie disease ay
b..
While DR.. Bell Is not pfepsfsd % indorre this
sxtrasagsut rretensiOn, ls Is nevertheless salts.
ned from Thorough examinaIion Of the evscenos
relative 30 tts virtues, that remedy aad pre-.
yentatirs for all die>Ases arising from exposure.
either 20 tbs eAanEes of weather and climate =
the miasmattc ianaenCes, IL stands ithont q RI.
FAl, and Justly deserves the rvIutafian it has q
Nang ealoy~d 20 tieRtral Amerlca aui 'hr west In
- 10
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-15
PLANTATION RTTTFRs

PLANTATION BITTERs.
which arc now recommended By the highest nsdi.
cal asthoriiiss. and warranted ts produce an in.
assfia,s bsneseiss effect. They are s1esodingly
azresahis. Ierfse.iy pure. aud aust sspsreeed ell
other soniea whaFe hsslthy. gsatis stimuisnt Il
repaired.
They parity, strengthen and Invlgorats.
Thsy create h.althy sppstsis.
They srs an as fido.s u shsngs Of water sss
dlss.
Thsy ossFeoms the ssse,s Of dissipation and
late hours.
They strsasshsa the sy.ss= aaa snllvsu tn.
They prevent rsiasmaiie and intsrnittsnt e.
rers.
They purify the brsAih sad ssldhy Of ID.
stomach.
They curs Dyspspsla and Constipation
They suFo Dlarrhna aud Cholera M0rbas.
They eure Liver Coapiaiat and Nervous
Hs3taSAs.
They make the Essk strong. ths lsngaid br II
IisEt. As4 are exhausted psiars's great restsrsr.
They arr composed Of the easSrAfea cslisAya bark,
wiatergreeu, sasaafras, rsets aaa herbs, all pre-
served In rsFSessiy purs 81. Croix ram. FER par.
tiealars, sss circulars and testlnoaisls around
zach bottle
D-wsre % impostoTs. Exssnins every bottis-
Sc that IL has oer private z. 5. STAMP unfauti-
lated ever the cork. With plantation scene, and
Dur siguaturann sns stesi plata aidS lAhsl See
that Cur botfls Is not rs-alisd aifh spurious aHa
dslsisrioGs stua Any person FEetsnding to ssli
Plantation Bitters by the gallon of Ia bulk, ls Al
inpssies. asF ssfson initiating thls bottle OF
slling aay Gtksf E.afsrasl thsrsn. whsEhsr called
Plantation Rl.ssrs or net. V cri-isaI under the
Z. S. Law. and will BE- 80 prOsesufsd BY as. We
already hsys onr eye ssErrai FArfios rs-hiiinE
oar besstss. &c. Who Will saeese9 In getting
thszsslvsS into close quarters. Ths demand for
DrAke's PlSas@tien bittsrs from iAslss, eisrEy-
men, merchants. Ae., Il ineredibls. Tbs sizpls
trial Of hostls i shs evidence present Of thsi
worth and sup~rserity, They are sold By all re
sFsetabis druggists, Erocers. physleiAns, hotsis
saloons. steam besss. sad oonntry stores.
p. H DRAKE A co.
no 2o2 Bro3awsy,H. T.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-15
HAeAN,s MAsxo1 A BALM.

HAGANss MAGgOI A BALM.
This Is the nost delightful and sxtrAord isaFy
article ever discover Tt changes the sun bzrnt {
fscs and hands to p-zrly sAtia texture u ravish
Ing bsaHty, ia sartIng ths marble purity Of ycuth,
Azd the Il -gse sppearznoe inviting in the city
eslle Of ftzhion. u removes tan, freeKles, piEa-
pies aud r0uEhnsss from tbs akin. leaving the eorn-
slsxion FRESH, transparent aRa smooth IL eoa-
tains 10 material AnjrriOus % the ska Patron
ized ~ Actresses and Opera Singers. IL 10 Ess
every LADY should bare Sold every where.
Prepzrsd by " T. Hagsn, Troy, n. y.
Aa5ress all er5ers 70
DEaAs 5. BARNES 90. SsvYc
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-15


e@- The Copperhe ads in Dayton have
been illustrating their peculiar foadness
for liberty of speech, BY egging and
s.oning Union meeting. The Hon
L. B Guuckel vas one Of the speakers
attacked The Dayton Journal says,
after giving detailed account Of the
affair; Many 10 the crowd we're struck,
and the platform was bespattered with
the foul missiles hurled by the Copper
heads. The people .faally rallied and
aaaitestsd such disposition to defend
themselves that the Copperheads retired
under cover of darkness We should
not think it would take a crowd great
while 10 finally manifest disposition to
defend themselves, when being egged
and stoned By Coppsrheads. Ii is not
thought necessary in some parts of the
country to wait Tor the second egg to
come before manifesting q disposition of
some kind or othor-C Cincinnati Con-
nssrcidk
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-15
IN THE
Retail Department

We have full stock of
Ladies' Dress Goods, Chambra and
Plaid Ginghams, Prints "a, 4-4,
o., 10-4 Bleaohed and Brown Cot
tons, Silk and Mozambique Circu-
larsand sacques, Ladies Sun UNI
brellas and Parasols, Mosquito Net
ting and Bars, &C., 70 which We would
call the attention of all wishing to pur-
chases In our line of business
my9o-Iy JAQUEss g. FRENCH,
M, 30 EsrSs street. Evansville
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-15
HEIAsTRKETs
Inimitable Hair Restorative.
NOT DYE

Bst rssss-ss gray hair 20 lsz original color, by
rzpplyfag the capillary Tubes with patrrsl susts-
nance, impaired By Ass or disease. All i-ssaats.s-
o~s dses ars composed Of lunar oostIc, destroying
the vitality szd beauty OF the hair, and Afford Of
themselves nc dressing. Heinstreet's IninItAbIs
Colorng ret ozy restores hair 70 its natural color
By an sssy process. but gives the hairs
Luxuriant Beauty,
promotes its growth prere1ts It's falling or srad
icatss dan6ruH, and inp< n health and pleasant
ne-s 70 thshesd. IthsI t0od the test Of tina, b
ing tas eolsrn.l Hzir Col crizg, asa is constantly
iae-szssnE n favor. Used bz beth Esnfisnsn aad
Iads-s. Il Is said by al rssp>esAbis csalsSss Or
e4n- b EEsrzrss By tksu- sf tbs ecunsrrsai
sxxs, D. o gARSZs Cos sE 1~5aSy~g, Ssv
Yssk- I've slsss, - sszts and 81
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-15
House Furnishing
AmD
Retail Department.

In our House Furnishing Department
we have full 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
EvansV lille.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-15
MEDICAL.
q T-fRRn x

Persons Of sedsntary habits troubled vita
seaknss, sssituaa, PalPitatioa q the heart. llek
q sppstits, distress after estisx, torpid liver.
oous'ipation, deserve 70 suffer, If thsy viii net
trx sfa eefnt.~.tsA
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-15
SEWING MACHINES.

IL 81. sELLMAE HAVING FtTTED UP an
oriees Be. % Maiu hffest. will keep, e. here
2ioEe, gsod assortment of whsslsr a Wllsan's
sd Singers Sewing Machines and Needles, SIN
fhrvAd and ell, aud everything that Il cannestsd
With the husiuesa and viii supaIr ali Kind on sew
nc Machines and put on usw lmprOvsmenA
iy2f n aFf.f.asNe Aest
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-15
INDIAN MEDICINES.

Cherokee Cure
"A ssfaais.s esrs for epe-za-srvksa, sesnaag
Tsatnsss. kecssrasl Esssssoas. aad all disasss oss
cd by s-pot@tis- s~eh Loss ef MssAorv, CHissT-
saf Lsssiss. Psiss - the Back Dsusa<.s ~ Fssoa,
Pre~afsrs Oid Aes; Veal ssrss, DlGoultV ef
Brsathisg, Trss.btiaS, Reksfsfssss ErupflsaE fss
Face Pale C0~Atsaases IssassfS, Ge~s~usytisz, Esd
81 As DirefsE ee~ysasnts sasssd " sepaTf-s fro~s
fAs pafA ef H@asrs.
S%Tkis medicine is simple vegetable extract,
and enc on which all rely, a. it has besn used
In orr practice FIR many years. 2aa With thszs-
snds treated. IL has sof failed n single instance
Its curative powers have hses safneisnt 20 gain
victory over the most stubborn eass-
cB-To fhose who have trife5 With their coBsti-
tuition, untii they think shemselTes beyond the
reach Of medical aid. would say, Desgair nog Z
the CHEEoKEK cuzE will restore you TO hsAith
and vixor and Aitsr all qeaek doctors have failed
nE-Fsr fall particulars, get Circular from any
Drug Store in the eountry, or write the Proprfs-
tors Who will mall free % sny desiring the sans,
full treatise Ia pamphlet form.
EB-Priees, 20 per bottle or thres betfles for o.,
and forwarded By Express 20 sii parts Of the werli
sy ssls By all rsspeetabls druggists every
whsrs.
DR.. w. r. Merwin s. Co.
eoLs PEePzIsroRs,
Ne. 80 Liberty Street, Ssw York.
n~soId in Evansville b. Vim. Bierbower and
| By all Druggists sveFywhsrs. EFebledGwly
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-15

NO HANS NAME Is MORE INTIMATELY
4 eOnnsetea with The history Of the Haieriz
NedAea % the Cnitsd States. OF more fAyorzbls
that Of Dr.. JOHN BOIL, eg Loaisviilo, Ky. Iii
'aimitAbls preparation of sArsaparilla has lon
stood ~ the head OF the various compounds OF
valuable drag. Hb
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-15

DR.. strickzna's Pile Remedy has cured tb0u
sands Of the wsrst cases Of BiiRd and Bieedin
Piles. Il gives immediate relief aud scerts p :
mansnt care. Try il directly. IL is vGrrzutsd {
care
For ssIs by all Druggists. asnsrsl Dspos "a
Tourth street, CineiADstis Ohio-
mhTo-stdk1vw
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-15
DRY GOODS.
Hoop Skirts and Balmoral
80 T z

THE BEST MAKES or HOOP AND BAL.
i moral skirts, and the CHEAPEST for the Kind,
can be had Al the NV store Of
sOHAPKER 4 BUasIEG.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-15
Letter from General Dix

The following letter was addressed to
the committee of the Republican mass
meeting held in Independence Square,
Philadelphia, on Saturday last, By Major
General John A. Dix:
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-15

ALSO KEEP FOB SALE 81
IL L ~ - Is - TD .
Sheet Iron, Copper, &C.,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-29

farmers were allowed to stand all dey and sell to pri
vn.s families. and the price Of meat as aresut was
i3i cents per pound in Philadelphia. when y ives IL
cents IA NewYork The new system OF street
cleaning so iageniously conriYad az 70 require
Is persons for every two carts. aud MI. booF nad
been charged with having defrauded u respecta6ie
citizens by chargirg them from SiUV u s-'O ior
sub Inspcctorshps, from which they were discharged
in two or three DAYS after their appointment
Mr. Booze could net be trusted even 10 open proposals
for streetccaung without altering them 10 the extent
~ $500 GEO. and had lately the whole Council a. &C.
ance BY refusing 10 render an account Of the expendi-
tre Of dis ohce ion the year pas perhaps because No
dare not Mr. win ansOn then ut on 10 give hhih.
her 81 instances of the gross frauds and manifestations
existing in ali city Offices supporting each charge
by the authority Of official docompns which were ist-
ened 10 with the closest attention and he finally re-
saIned BIS seat arid loud applause.
MIR. Wa o.. BOURNE then made few remarks ex'
presiTe Of lis confidence In the successor the uhder
taking and alter vote Of thanks 10 the Chairman had
boen props ed aud passed The meeting adJ1nrbeL
The paid by the Corporation to the reporters OF
the city press the subject OF frequent aud severe
animadyerion b tl different speakers and II "a there
fore too bad 10 lind AZ association which Is very prop
erlv most vrtuousy indignant Mt the alleged briOerF OF
the press 10y the Corporation attempting the same thhg
he reporters Of the Newiork press are PAID W tt II
employers for all work done at pablo meetings and
Therefore under necessity for any reward frDi
the promoters VI these gatherings. Nor is il fair to the
reporters thor employers for them to be subjected TO
such attempts on their Independence and recording
fidelity
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-29
Ncw-gorl sshutzcu Corps.
THIRD DAYS SHOOTING.

The third and last days shooting " This Club
took place yesterday 81 Joness wood AZ ,he Austrian
eagle. which had furnished the mark for The preceding
two days The bird 4 tre desprt bad almost entirely
disappeared under the firing of the rcpnncsn rriemen
gni only Two prizes remained 10 b. shot for-the tail
auh tie h'iy.
Tie tai, afer some sssr. ssoo,lng WA brought
down hy nr g. r cerdcs leaving only The body alnft
~. ir 'g.ish ~" ground 10 entitle The
lucky .r-ILsmal 20 The tile ~ Scluxrn hlng and u
Gold r-,.r TIE cirtr.. Ut This he crpwning point.
became very animated. and the inferred nruse The
irtg Dents dropped one by one tearing every time
smaller and smaller target, but onn m0re ready 10 yield
g. the least shoe.
Each mar,man. re- US name was called tok lis brs,
aim ony T. IeiiFr disappointed though not perhaps al.
tDscthrF 10 tNc disappointment Of ihose behind ann "p
tbs roll c vino s1w the chance OF the coveted honors
filling - thor shnrc.
Al lenrti eftcr the roll he'd been gone over or
tuice with no rcsg; the los. fragment was shot away
br Mr. J. Kssingcr amid the loud cheers Of nlipresen
who wore oyrjoic that tie prize sho,ii have 'ien 20
one universally popular.
TIE o..ps ten formed m order and retired 70 the
ocl - pafiakc " some rctrcshnens or JON IN thr
danr!nc Which wH- gong on the platform With great
.n.rii The shooting nj the laaies target was then
commenced the boli bciag the beak ai MI eagle srS
pended by "a .hain and swung NJ the target.
'thi. n,cr.ude which excited considerable interest
being over races by lads tied MP IN sacks the
manner N which the ilc urohins jumped and stumbled
en1 rolled about their efforts to reach the goal. pro
vol inc The hearty laughter Of the amused spectaers
After these diversions toe bnsine>s OF the day en-
minated In tie grooming 81 the Sehuiren konig.
Ihr Koni- was escorted 10 the stand near the targets
liz his cornrndcs preceded by Of white tosfd
u,uphs atil-d ia flowers, four OF whom carried the
in.gni, Of royalty for the coronsion. After 'h"s1
and appropriate speech By Miss kissinger which wa
rs REPLIED TO- 10 German Of courss By her father The
Sciutsn KONG iJr thu. coming year. the crown WAS
sced or Bis head the sccpcr Aud ball In HIS hand oy
thr scurx lady Frnid q e0hsers 81 tie SPECTATORS
Tbe nrv Konig then sscended the rostrum sad nd
i-,s.el SIS new sgbec.s ia speech whc. sccaieJ 10
excite GREAT enthusiasm but both were expressed IN
errrsy We can s,y nothing pi either. The nfenb-r-
and III ,nds then adjourned me hotel where m ee
,,nnt COLLATION. In Mr. Soruicrss best style awaited
,beu aud which received the unqualified nptfoDatlon
md csrnosi atteatioa q. all present. Aer me rerast
80 ,,uney pie, were distributed 500 being de
yotel by the Club 10 Ills ygrpose.
A ,srgo ooncosrsc Of people which had gathered TO
ace Lc ccrsnonfs and cin iu the Gmisrmcnis, kept up
~. I,nc;ng With great spirit late honr Every
i, PASSED OF satisfactorily oil enjoying themselves.
~ oaly Germans can and separating with atla good
o. .hes for as god time next year.
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From San francisco.

TuR MgXICANs IN THE SOUTHERN COUNTIES OF
CALlPORSIA--ARRBsr AND IMPRISONMENT Or
Ex-P0sTMAsTER WELLER.
san FRANCISCO. Monday July %. 1864.
The Mexican population in the southern
counties OF this State beginning TO take sides for
aud against the usurpation Of Maximlian. The great
majority Of them support Juarez. and express regret
that the United States did not hong since extend its pro-
lection over the Repabo Of Mexico.
Cherries l.. Weller. ex-Postmaste. OF San Francisco
has been arrested and imprisoned ot AcstraS on the
charge OF using reasonable language at the meeting oil
Copperhcaf Club Mr.. Weller is the Chairman OF the
Democratic state Central COMMITTEE.
Produce is coming In more liberally Tie wheat crop
il mrager br selling further decline Of cents per
pound.
Crushed sugar is l2al5c. pound. -
The steamer John l.. Stephens sailed Tor Manzanhin
to-day, with mining machinery and stores valued at
$4,000.
The steamship Moses Taylor, from Panama, has ar
rived
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-29
The Droush-Crsps Along the Eric Read.
FROM Our SPECIAL Correspondent


FROM Dur SPECIAL Correspondent
BnoHAxros. July 81. 1864.
/ left New-York yesterday. Until l struck
the Susquehanna Valley found that the rain OF Mon
day had revived the hopes of the farmers to IN emf
nent degree. 1t Is not here There was barely rain
enough to lay the dust few hours To-day the streets
Of this city dusty. The hay crop is very short ono
and pastures sadly psrched Oats are short in the
straw and light in the grain. observed many fields In
the mountain region along the road still green. Those
will be benefited by the rain. The buckwheat, which
is great dependence is only just up. or at least mn
inch two high. 1t will hardly escape September
frosts Corn is almost universally small but 1t Is OF
good rich dark green color. and where the ram fei
copiously, will make good fair crop Judging from
present appearances. Apples are small thin and SICK
ly all along the road. Berries are very deficient !
noticed good many currants that looked ~ though
drying on the bushes i wish the owners would dfy
them for tho soldiers.
The weather Yesterday extremely pleasant for -
trp over of the Eest for lovers cf nature
anywhere in the vicinity of New-York City. IL Is one
continual succession OF beautiful pictures from the tune
we enter the mountain region OF Orange County nntii
we emerge into this lovely valley. II does not appear
TO me to be sufficiently appreciated Travellers should
take the express at or mail train at 10 m to ENJOY
the scenery took tho latter and had delightful trip
to within IL miles Of this place. aud there we had
wonderful escape from smash up. Running NJ nish
speed with en- engine just from the shop mt Snsquehan'
na slight break occurred in OF the boxes, when
threw the wheels of tho forward truck OF the engine
tender of the track which condition II dragged hali
mile without any injury to cars or track In an hor
md oithnnr the water pipes were severed. there was
steam enough to creep on to Great Beed soon aite
which new engine arrived. which messenger hna
been dispatched for To Sns1nehnnna TWAS simp! u.
,entnn M u hours ;nsoal OF roll down the bank into
the Su.quehsnns River which might have been tae
case from lesser cause Blythe by. this river nd the
Delaware and the Chennngo are all exceedingly low
3. X.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-29
wALLAcK's TusArsR.-Mr. Dan. Bryant's

WALLAcK's THRATBR.-M Dan. Bryants
debut last Tuesday evening at this thester was great
popular succeS. The house unprecedcntly
crowded and the performance accompanied By I'M
usual demonstrations Of approval Mr.. Bryant displayed
meny excellent qualities in his Irish approximations
Which we trust hereafter through better mediums
than the inferior plays of The Irish Emsram" and
Handy Andy" both Of which. excepting where the
action belongs exclusively to the leading character are
extremely ,iresomr Handy Andy" indeed. Is in GER
tain respects than ,resome and If the eoarseness
Of the after dinner las not already been abated II
Should be without delay. We do not refer TO Mr. Bry
anrs share in H. "The Colleen Bawn" - presently to
be- produced at wellscks. with the new ooinsdnn MS
Myles Va Coppa!eon The chief characsersties Of bis
style-snplicny feeling and rare truth to nasEe-whi
admirably aid the illustration OF this charming part
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-29

Gen. Dix is the oldest employed Gensxal now
prominently before the public Hs was born in Now
in ls62 MoCiernsnd in Kentucky in 1919; Meade in
spain Of American parents in 1876 Candy In Kentucky
In 1917; Butler in New Hampshire In 1878, Hooker In
in 1919; Sherman in Ohio in 1870 Grant
IN Ohio in 1872; Franklin in Pennsylvania in 1893:
Hancock in the same State in 1894; Burnside in In.
diana in 1924; Sgel in Germany In iSst. aud Slocup
la NewY Ia 1877.
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ConosxR's tsauEsrs.-On Sunday last join

CoaosgR's haUEsTs.-On Sunday iAA So t.n
Irving. sailor On the British steamer Eaihnayn, lou
overheard AMI was drowned. Yesterday tho e""y Ts
recovered ssd Coroner wdsy hsd an inYuess' Inc
Known Ysa who was fund on Thursdsy morning
G"stipx IA The wafer At the foot OF west Houston
street. ~ r Deceased about - yesss o ass.
feat 10 inches IN hight and was dressed IN brownna
nan ,.Lcn, blue cotton shirt rod flannel undershlft'
ard Congress gsiters; no stockings He had the sP-
rNsrsnce OF isborcr The body Of Henry Eian
rmisr aged yearr Was found floating In the water o.
20 Sot Of Ysndnm street N. r. He hsd been missing
.nce Saturday last Tho body was taken to the resi-
dence OF his parents No. 10 Vandam street. wner'
Coroner Widely held all inquest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-29
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