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Respectfully submitted,
A. G.. STRDMAE, City Sexton.

Remember the sale OF one-fourlh of
American Hotel at Auction at Cutters Auo-
tion store to-day, at P. NJ.
anrI1O LAY
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apriII9:I47.

To TOWNSHIP MILITARY COMMITTEES
I am prepared to assign company of Veto
ran Volunteers to townships willing to pay
a liberal local bounty. Those wishing such
credits will do well to call on me at RusselPs
Forest City House, room 81, April 18th.
spr19:I47.
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The regular meeting of the W. L. L.
and Freedmen's-Relief Association will be
holden at their room in the Court House, ad-
Joining the Probate Court, on Thursday, at
O'Clock P. II. By order Of the President.
NJ. 7. C0RNES, Cor. See'y.
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GRASD AND PETIT JURoRs.-The follow
ing named gentlemen have been summoned
to appear as Grand and Petit Jurors at the
May term of the Court of Common Pleas:
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Remember the sale Of one.fourth of
American Hotel at Auction at Cutters Auo-
ton store to-day, at sP. NJ.
sprl2O 147
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Remember the sale of one-fcurth Of
American Hotel at Auction at Cutters Auc-
ten store to-day, at 8 P. N.
sprl20 I47
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The magnificent stock of Boots and
Shoes " is closing out st the Great Bankrupt
Sale, No. 109 Superior street, at prices that
defy composition. The ladies', gentlemens'
and ohildrsns' wear, for style, quality and
durability, cannot be squslIed- It is in
teresting to know that the late rise in gold
dOes'nOt effect the price of boots and shoes at
this store. april 2O:147.
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Remember the sale Of one-fourth Of
American Hotel at Auction at Cutters Auc-
ton store to-day, at 3 P. NJ.
aprI2O I47
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CITY NEWS.

PERsoSAL-PrOf. c. H. Penfeld and Ia.
dy, of Oberlin, were in town yesterday and
stopping at the WeddelI.
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SECOND NATIONAL BANK,
OF Cleveland.
Designated Depository and Flseal
Agent Of the United States.
National 10 40 Five Per Cent.
Loan.

By Instructions from the Secretary Of the Treas
ury dstOd March 2, '6 this Bank will receive sub
scriptions for the NATIONAL 1910 1--WE PER oENT-
LOAN, in coupon bonds or registered certificates re-
deemed after ten and payable forty years from date
in COIN.
This Ioau bears INTEREST, payable sEMI-AE EMU
coupon aud registered bonds OF $500 and over
AID ANNUALLY on bonds Of the denomination OF so
and 100 dollars.
in subscribing parties may elther to pay tho &C
crued interest ON the rst or narch to the day OF
subscription in Coin in Currency adding nifty per
cent. premium or receive hOnds bearing interest
from day Of subscription. Also will allow to
BANKS, BANKERS AND BROKERS,
AND SUB AGENTS,
The usual mmission Of one eighth Of one per cent
april2-l6z
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WEDNESDAY mORNING, APR. 40, 1864
FRAVELLKR,s REGISTER.
EEw ADVKRFIsElIEETs.:


O. A. Rsad-U. g. 1910 per cent Loan.
John FlIsler-Academy Of Music.
A. Mont onfpsIier-Athenenm Music Hall.
Taylor, GIiswold Co.-Nev goods.
PAlmers, Thomas 4 Wiiliams-Benzine.
Henry c. Abboy-Chsncery Sale.
Geoi ge H. Wymsn-Master's Sale.
Rose Prentiss Provision Market.
wanted-Business Man.
For ssle-Real Eseate.
Wantei-Sit5ssion.
Wanted-BOaTd.
West Side Street Bsilroad-LocsI Notice,
ID. Gsrvey-PIumbing, Gas Fitting, &c Local
Notice.
Bankrupt Sale-Ioosl Notice.
Free5msn's Relief Assotiation-Looal Notice.
sale one fourth Americcn Hotel-LOcal,
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NEW GROCERY sroRE.-We would call
the attention Of our readers to the advertise
ment of q. O. Hinman in another column.
Mr.. Hinman has recently opened a new gro
cery store at No. Euclid street, (Chapin'a
Block His stock of family groceries Is
complete and excellent, and is offered at
prices, which, in these days Of extravsgancs,
seem very reasonable. Give him call
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LOCAL NOTICES.

The West Side Street Cars will leave
every ten minutss from AtWater Block, foot
of Superior street. apr2O:14s.
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Remember the sale of One-fourth Of
American Hotel at Auction at Cutters Auc-
ton store to-day, at P. N.
aprl2O 147
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Adults, COZ; Children, $685. Males, 767; Females 7os
Hitherto, it not having been customary to
keep record Of reports on interments, it is
very difficult to compare the number of inter
msnts during the past year with those of pre-
vious years; by the system now adopted, this
may hereafter readily be done.
Of the variety eff diseases reported, will
menSiOn the most prominent:
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The ladies will notice that Mrs. Shaw is
opening elegant millinery goods.
apr. 5:157.
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THE rush at the great Bankrupt sale Of
Boots and Shoes still continues. We must
admit the fact otis the the cheapest place
in the city" to buy yourBoots and Shoes. No.
los, Superior ct. apr13;149
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Mas. TAYLOR, the great clairvOyant and
fortune teller, will prolOng her stay at the
City Hotel, Seneca street, until Wednesday
next. All who wish to consult her will take
notice. apr15:147.
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PEEsoNAL.-GoVernor Brough left for
Washington yesterday morning.
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FoR SALE very low lot Of good store
fixtures Enquire at Omnibus Office, No. l47
Superior street. aprl5: l47
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DENTISTRY DIR. B. F. Robinson, office
No. 90 Wood street. All kinds of surgical
and mechanical dentistry, done in the best
msnner and at low price. dec2R2T.
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FOA Coughs, Colds, and TOOthaChe. use
POrtsr's Cure Of Pain. We have tried it
frequently, and found it an excellent .And
reliable sntidote in all cases. Tfv#bgH DEM
OsTat.
Sold by sI druggists. Price 75ets.
W. L. PoRFzR, Proprietor,
nov3;RI Cleveland, Ohio.
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GoMME CTAL
CLEVELAND EIARREF.

gnRFTEG LEADER OPTICS,
TUESDAY EvsHINa. April l9, 1854.
ReceIpts-The following are the receipts of grain
by rail and canal during the "A hours ending at half
past nine O'Clock this morning
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Ten-FOsty Government Loan.
UNITED Stairs DEPOSITORY.
fHE FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
OF OLEVEAND,
designated permanent Depository Of The Govern
me1t, is prepared to receive Subscriptions to the
Ten-Forty Government Loan,
now ready for delivery
Depository for o. s. Ohioers, PaymasterS and
Quartermastsr5. mar50-l52.
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uOPs-FoR FAMILY UsB-OHo1OE
OHUROHILL BRo.,
maril l15 0ntario-eS.
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NOW PUBLISHING

w the late CO. scrrtion Act of 1865, in the form
Of neat little pamphlet The retail price is cents
per copy snd furnish them in lots OF leo for - On
sr hundred in lots Of more than 100 even rht a7er
according oquantity. a list oi prices for l5ts OF
from 50to 100 c=pies, with copy OF the pamphlet sent
to any address By return Of n sill rcept o. letfr
anclosiuR cents. Address s. 4 j. FsathaTs=oE G.
CleYeinud OHIO sprie i47.
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City Council.

TUESDAY EVENING, April 19'
President of the Council, 3. S. Stevens,
in the Chair.
All the members present except Mr.. Gard
ner.
Reading of the minutes of tho previous
meeting dispensed with.
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Ale aud POFtoF-ln good demand. We quote
Present use Xxx ale $3.50; Stock xxx, slaOo 70 s12
%; Kennett sl2,O0; Pale Cream 1900; Porter slO
Hah and quarter barrels in proportion.
RIaIt-steady at 81, IS Per busheI.
HaRa-Ranga at 25as5c according n nraIi.r
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EOR RENT-THE LABas BRICK
Blind Factory. Dry K In aud Borse Power in
rear Of i5s Boiver street II Is suitsbe for various
kinds OF manufacturing purposeJ. Call on z X
Abel. l64 BoliTsr street. sprl6-lF.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-04-21
sHERIFF's SALE.

Andrew Wright, Preblo
v 4. Common Pleas. 4
James Wright, ct al. In Partition.
Dy virtue of an order Of Sateissped from
1.-The Court of Common Pleas Of Preble
County, Ohio, in the above stated case, and
directed to the sheriff Of said county, | will
offer for sale at pubic auction, at the door
ofthe Court House in Eaton, in said coun-
y, on Saturday,
The 18th day of May, A. D. 1854,
between the hours of ! and 4 o'clock, P. N.
Of said day, the following real estate, situa-
ted in the county Of Preble, and State Of
Ohio, and bounded and described as fol-
lows, to-wit: 100 acres situate and being in
tho West side Of the Northwest quarter Of
Section 20, in Township 5, Of Range 3 East,
bounded on the East by o sixty acre tract in
the same quarter, owned by Jacob Trout
and extending to the original line Of the
quarter on the Northwest and South res
pectively, and 20 acrcsin and Of the North
side of the Southwest quarter of said Sec
tion 2S, Township s, Range 3 East, and
more particularly describedin a deed exc
cuted TO intestate, on the 9Th day OF Au-
{ gust, 1899, by John Flora and wife and &C.
corded in the recorders Office Of said county
of Preble, in Book 10, page 100, Of the re-
cord of deeds, free and clear Of Dover, APP
praised at $4,000,
Also 10 acres in, and being all of the
East half Of the Southeast quarter Of Sec
h ton 20, of the said Township s. Range 3 ,eX.
cept 10 acres of Of and in the Southwest
corner Of said half quarter sold and convey
cd to one jacob Yost. The said half quar-.
ter is more particularly described in intes-
tate's deen therefor from Isaac J. Eiken.
berry, bearing date TIE 18th day OF June,
1885, and recorded in Book Is, page PIG, OF
the record::of deeds Of said county ofPreble,
and 50 acres | roOd and Is poles part of and
in the South west quarter of Section 20,
ToHnaAip 8, Range 3, beginning at the
Southwest csraer Of said quarter and run,
ming thence North ~, West on Section
.lns ll1 poles to q eoruct, thence West 8510
Fast parallel wfsA Section line SO poles tc
q corner, thence South AZ, East parallel
With 8, ction line l42 poles to the South line
sfthe quarter. thence Vest on said line SO
poles TO the place Of beginning, and being
thSsanse tract conveyed to intestate by John
Shuey, by deed dated March Sd, 1913, and
recorded in Book 81, page 346, Of the rccort
OF deeds Of said Prcble county, free and clea'
Of dover, Appraised al So 1891.
TERMS OF SALE.-0ne-third cash OF
the day Of sale, one.third in one year, ant
the residue in two yearsfrom the day Of sale
deferred payments TO bear six per cent irtcr
est, and must be secured BY mortgage on tn,
premises.
JOHN r. MrCLEAF,
Sheriff Of Preble County Ohio.
Zoos d STEPHENS Attys.
April II, l86f-tds. Pr. f. 1900.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-04-21
"SIIERIFF'S SALE.

Peter Srercr, pI'taf Profile
vs. (OnmOn plCGS.
Phebc Sackman, ct al. In Part;tion.
ID virtue Of an order of Sale issued from
- the Court Of Common Pleas of Preb.c
County Ohio. and directed to the Sheriff Of
said County, | will offer for sale at publ c
auction, al the door Of the Court House
in Eaton, in said county, on Saturday,
The 18th day of May, A. d. 1864,
between the hours of l aud A o'clock, P NJ.
The following real estate, situated in the
county If PEBBLE, and State of Ohio, and
bounded and described as follows, to wit !:
The southeast quarter of Section %, Of
township 8, in Range | east, &c, contain
ing l60 acres of land, more Or less, free and
clear Of dover Appraised at s., 10000.
Terms Of Sale-Onc.third ofthe rurchas Sc
money cash on the dag OF Sale, one.thirl
in one year, and the residue in two years;
deferred payments to bear six per cent in
terest from the day Of Sale, and besccured By
mortgage on the premises.
JOHN r. MC( LEAF,
Sheriff of Preble County Ohio.
Zoos d STEPHENS, Autys.
April A. lSG4-~,ds. Pr. 600,
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The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-04-21
SIIERIFF'S SALE.

John Brown Preble
ID virtue ofan order of sale issued from
l)the Court of Common Pleas Of Preble Co.
Ohio, and directed to the Sheriff of said
county, l vii offer for sale at public auc-
ton, at the door of the Court House in Ea
ton, in said county, on Saturday,
The 18th day OF May, A. d. 1864
between the hours Of | and 4 o'clock, P. NJ,
of said day, the following real estate, stu
ate in the county Of Preble, and State OF
Ohio, and bounded and described as follows,
to.wit: The East half of the North east
quarter Of Section No. IL, in township No. 3
of Range 2 EaNt, excepting one acre out OF
lthe westside thereof conveyed by Michael
Brown in his lifetime to George Brown, and
(which is more particularly described in said
deed Of conveyance, and excepting also II
"trip Of land 100 feet in width, commencing
on the South side Of the Dayton and Western
1tailroad, at q point on the West line of th1
said halls Of said quarter, where said road
crosses said line, and extending thence
Eastward along the South side Of said road
800 feet, and which said tract Of land was
conveyed by said Michael Brown in his life
ime to the company owning raid road, and
particularly describec in said decd Of con
Ieyance, and excepting also about one half
II one acre on the North side cf said half of
aid quarter, conveyed by said Michael
Brown in his lifetime TO Joseph Blown, and
particularly described in said deed Of con
I~eyance, the said half of said quarter S &C.
son, containing, after dcducting said ex-
Eepted parts, 70 acres of land, more or less
Also the Northwest fractional quarter of
lection No I, in Township Z, of R.nge 3
East, excepting 10 acr.7 OF o: the East
side thereof, conveyed by said Michael Brown
n his lifetime to William Brown, and par
xicularly described in said deed of convey
lance, and containing after deducting said
L~excepted tract l27 acres of land more or
Hess, the said two tracts containing in the ag-
lgregate over and above said excepted tracts,
2O6 acres fland more or 'ess, free and clear
tof dover. Appraised at S., 900, 90.
TERMS OF SALE. -0ne.third cash on
the day Of sale, one-third in one year. and
the residue in two ycsrsfrom the day ofsale,
ideebrrsd payments TO bear six per cOnt inter.
lss6 sBa n1ss be sseursdby mortgage on the
JOHN r. HCCLEAF,
Sheriff Of Prcble County Ohio.
Zoos 4 SrEPhESs, Att'ys.
April IA, ls64-tds. $3.50
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-04-21
nYSrrPsrA Or INnIGEsTTOE.

This is gencrai.y attended with sour stomach,
loss Of appetite, nausea, ilatulcncy, heart
burn, cost.ycncos, heat III tie stomach vixen
empty, 4 pain in the side, p%alencgs % tia
ccuuteuance, ]lauCuor, low spirit, disturbed
rlanr n.irs IN t,n hnc /. &n.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-04-21

HEyA G-alemca - 30
Eg~9 wish @ra2i pleasure
81 ~ "a fiJc ipy Testimony
S'SE SiS3 siow,,,v1VrAAE
EiVf %HseA S~ArARlTIA AM
Er&AA[IN STILLlEGiA,c
49, ESss& bloca and Liver
.sntF zS$ Syrup, has done lc'
AT&EAH{ Etsak ME. SniAe thrGo an
y sSS3f III vSANA n half years since, 4
IktlsH lkAgE%SEa was attacked with q
GSgaaeTTHa SCROFULOUA
%f8A6~ WHITE Swell.
ING, which was ~
sAisl with most sxcrueiating paissl tried
VArisss Q hOdieS, and hAd iva Of We best
Phytisiats Of the city, lone Of them . Pre-.
As:., in an OId School Medical Cslldge,) and
Lhoy Failed to give ms any Relief! was %
reduced that waI confined TO my he'd Tor
sysr ,Areo months. The nerves aTd musclea
80 leg wore 20 contracted and drawn up,
n,t GOULD NOT WALK. | had MORE
TW!5 DOZEN RUNNING ULCERS on
nv i.gs r,w wk',h | took freia Lime to tiIna,
2L.r NE HUNDRED PIECES or
p0vp came ,r,,, cm from three to 'our iheho@
L.or. was reduces t. almost a skeleton, ahd
xr1ir:enJs had c,vcn IN all HOPES Q! my
"pECjVgRYI / vas in tn. conc i'on %ach
I~t.mmsEceh The use OF vow H.N'95 ana 4a1sl
pv-up. | have used altogether mo We
5o,su battles. ! SIN now ABLE 70 A1.NS
TO BUSINESS, and my legs hEYe hecoF,4 y
strong ,hat ! walk without my dihicG.'y-
lsyNAVE ENTIRELY RECOVERED H1
EEALTh. Years, truly,
MARTIN EogSIys, "a.
852 West 9Th 5'ssrt.
Bs&l,r IN Gal Gil and i6,Ers.
1.,n .y.y..t ron, the Cincinnati q~a
EE;asarri H.Sis1' JJErt2l, Vol. ;, page 3!9.
h. in c1itvr, PEor. =. O.. NEWt9E, 10 :cgE'i
70 tsis GsmG"Eabls sGra,!
Twill. Nsytia ysshiss wtI IA No vary
Esrrt ig tgisSb,s ssaRi.ica, We wee c'l!Nt 10
ANoad h,M fer ] fracture Of tHs !"-, produce!
~ ;S,l. The Indications o. q t1-ls."S Q. iHi
s-2a, uGder Is sire0'ss.aCo"S, "e:c very
v~aEysrfs,-. ir ks ra1!i Sit, d.F at!er day,
7lCKi X. OUT SMALL rIEjhS or liz
pOSE, ~AigS would slough ~. 'eaht ~"
s.lns s~ssYii.'s Preparation, ~atst &c reg
zHucz y tasc nihi & cgYC r"Gs c5"''iJ. We
rave t;r no constitutional ItoHliacat, hH.is
n s,lepGanrc Only IS II aurErsA ye! We e"n.
fssR We lad r-sch eTI ,oS,ty 10 see Whist ,"u'd
o. Itss ia a svaeFs sS e&ssHtiTs.y Gsa-iea
~ E!S VISA.
ysF Rscrs. rys7HER SAYS, since that hnc
ks S,i R.gds ave ef 6CONIhL'S SAHSAPA-
IlLLl sEG STlLLINGlA IL kia rracuoo,
strd Il hEs SHe5 the MOST plFFircIT eASEs Of
trH9FaLA and SYPHlL!TIC GISEAsbS.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-04-21
FARM FOR SALE.

FE7IE Undersigned haying concIudcdrojo Join
the Army, oilers for sale his Farm, stu
atcd Oh Bau1a's Fork, , miles northeast Of
Eaton; it contains l223 acres, so acres I'M
der cultivation. This farm contains about
80 acres of the best bottom land, is well
waterpI, has on It 4 good Saw MIL n good
bank barn good DweIlin" House, and an
excellent spring. Purchasers ran have from
one 10 five years to make payment.
FEB IT, ls64-tf ELI THOMPSON,
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-04-21
1 WHSLE FssILY AFFLICTED COVERED
WITH SORES AID E0,Lr.

c~crusrA, HIriltSa Co., o., Jan. "a, SO.
Ma. 4. l.. GcSvILL.
aiz, .r:-Thi. il 10 certify Inst rry wife,
tA.lN~os. ,sother, and HlySrlf, about two years
,pt A azlf ago, we're soreiy afflicted. My
wis, children, and mother, were first 'ckcn
viii 3 'lasdrrl itching on the skin over he
whsle tc!2 aRd ! was covered with running
s,l,. lryloyed several phy-ician', and
.rici ;s,'rT -escri;tiosr fer abon, aiE months,
sad r",ad that, ,atiecG Of getting Utter, ~
sr.g ,,ro: rrs ser&c; aa& .haojY tho r'i.frcn
Hsrt rr;rs@ witt "anb3 Sores .ror Tie 'C@9H
Issy. Ny bro'S> EHl ~ eight bot
Sas ~ yoDr $1,000 >, IA strange to
tell, before re had "rp ha,, used, TR
wsgs ALL vgII. / lUl spen, ort' one hun
2yad dollars before I got your Rlct.c,Ae.
Yours, with respect,
HAMILTON MADAME.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-04-21

p@'Adverti3e iu the Press.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-04-21
NOTICE.

TS1IIE creditors of 7. NJ, Taylor are hereby
J. notified, that a dividend Of thirty.tvo
per cent will be paid by the Undersigned, OIL
,h,ir claims which have been allowed. Tho
same will be paid on the 18th day of April,
1864. at Il e residence Of the assignee, sear
Gettysburg, Preble county, Ohio.
DANIEL W. HARSHMAN,
Assignee of T. N. Taylor.
April 1, is64-3w
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-04-21

MEssEs. A. j.. Gr0yni K Co.
GeHty. II have found TT. W5et'a
liver Fills ono Of :llc best medicines lot
Dvsrapsia that | ever used. ! had boep
afflicted with the disease for moro than six
months, and my victuols disturbed NJ
stomach, often to such n dogrec as 70 cause
vomiting. | was most Of the time %costive.
| found That the Pills kept my bowels open,
without grirjuS ar main. | have actually.
gained in weight, since using em,-being
TIN pounds heavier than when commenced.
/ owe Pay cure soleiy to use Of the Pills.
GEORGE DANA.
The New York herald., 1864-07-11

istratiou And that - far the influence Of prcfse
siopal and commercial men 20, are resolved "
stand fast by and TO favor the prose-
cutou OF the until the last inch OF rebel territory
reclaimed, aud the old dag again hoats from ocean -
ocean, and from Canada 10 the Gulf.
REPLY or GENERAL sioKLEs
GKNuEMEN-I receive your visit with the utmost eater
faction, and thank your distinguished Representative
Tor his glorious address. We have just prae IN our -
sociaons with great Common wealth OF New forkf
yet this sentiment is subordinate trust 10 the broadss
ana stronger ties which unite as Americans Let u
cultivate and promote Tar as we can oleraoD mar
mony and cooperation among Union men. The ftiends
OF the Union North and South Est and West, must Do
fraternal In heart hand Gentlemen, time OF peacs
new YORK had uttered sentiment OF alienaioA
nor sanctioned any act or injustice 10 the South ln the
people ana public mea OF state the planters and mef
chants OF Lsusiana had always found steadas friends
Down 10 the hour when Louisiana rebeled against the
national authority her peculiar interests had always been
fostered by the measures OF the national govern
ment. And now, In the time OF war; all guileess q
provecation as we are may congratulate ons
the bayones and batteries and sabres and loyal hearts
Of more than two hundred battalons TIA servces a
many eminent statesmen and the zeaoL0 eviction u
the great Of her population AS New YorKers -
tion OF merit Of Justice the respect tor the
vctons Of others the aptitude for enterprise and the
energy that commands successtras that we are accun
toned to claim characteristic OF our time, age ana
culture Gentlemen, you have one and all my peee
wishes for your good fortune and happiness
the conclusion of these ceremonies, tho gentlems
were formally introduced the General and his STAG
After which the delegation retired
FOURTH JULY GRAFTON
Gen. Sickes is 70 deliver the Fourth OF July orauos
here.
Briadier General VIM Dwight late chief OF Gen. Banks
STAFF been relieved Of his command and ordered
report 70 Major General Candy.
The New York herald., 1864-07-11

CAIRO, July 8, 1854
The steamer Olive Branch, from New Orleans the -
Instant, arrived to-day.
Tho Era says arrangements have been effected BY
Colonel Dwight, Commissioner for the Exchange d
Prisoners for the Of about thousand federal
prisoners, for time past confined in Texas, including
large number OF officers, some Of whom have been IN
the hands Of the enemy about two years. among then
Colonel Burr and several other officers or the Forty
second Massachusetts, captured at Galveston in January
1868.
The United States Prize Commissioners recently sold
the captured schooners Laura, Fannie and Albert fos
$05OO Several other prizes in tho course Of ~
Indication.