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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-31
. = "' WASHINGTON. Aug. 20. 1874
AppAIRs ON TliE PLAINS.

NJ, Onts. general superintendent Of The 0ycrsss
Mail route. bus reached Washington for the PcrI
posc of representing TO the officials tho coltl'"n
atfairs on the Plains. The Sioux, Cheyennes, Az
raboos and the Koowcs are all hostile, and acc1nr
NC 10 the report cf friendly Indians t.ei nu ,,nn
from i've to eight thousand warriors ID saa' ~.
20 III. indiscria.ih6to u4aSsa(re % WAi'es
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To Advertisers.

Advertisements for The WEEKLY TRIBUNE OF this
week must be handed in today.
Price 81 per liue FOR each Insertion.
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rr.EarfcHa ~ EaLGsur.

We Ind in tho Ind'yendarc, Beigt the conf
plcte returns Of Che elections for p new Cham
Der IL Deputies in Belgium. Which were held on
the llth of August. The struggle was-asit has
always been since The establishment Of Belgian
Independence in l53i between Tho Liberals
and tho Conservative. or, as it is moro COM
monty called, Catholic party Before the
dissolution Of the Chamber, Tho Liberal party
reckoued Gfly-u!ne votes. and the Cahoiic
ffy.seyen. Tho last mon..oncd party, by
absence, had been sblo to render the va
lidity Of the sitting impossible and thus
had brought on dissolution THIS election
WAS gilmore than usual interest, AID resulted in
a decided victory of the Liberals. In tde new
Chamber. The Catholic party has only - dcpu-
tics. and ,ha Liberils viii reckon IS. one Of the
first uoasuIes proposed by the victorious party
viii b. to increase the number q. deputies Of
tho large citics, which 80 nearly unanimous in
voting Ito liberal tickot. Thus tho iAbcra,
majority wil SOON be considerably increased.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-31

A correspondent wants ,o use half n column
Of 1ug IRBuSs in cyposaio o. TIE stale tricA
oflattorysNiai.c~., who distribute ~ nail ",ou-
adcuiial circulars, urg.uG ,ho receiver to SEND
ter dollar, or 80 for package Of their tiokots,
which they virtually warrant 10 draw large
r-.ze which croeuy is to proclaim and show
tho money Cor ttcir benefit il The Increase Of
their business ia bis vicinity. The upshot OF
all Is that taey g3t Tic Ten dollars. ana Gfeony
gca-lit. This yory s"ndlo Is probably older
than any ono now living, eno is certoiN to keep
going till tho fools are all dead-wtiohwon't be
this year. Whoeyor wishes 10 enroll h.msei,
in thoir ranLs may do 80 Enthusiastically by Diting
~ this worry naked hook and sending tho ton
dollars. Wo have exposed The system thorough
J. , once this year, and that VIII DO for tho PIE
l.ut
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-31
TllR sEyRS-rHiRTlEs.

Thai portion OF Tho seyon-th.ry notes Issued N
1861 which foil due on tho I9th inst, has "a oasJ
been ~ hanged fog SIX per cent bonds due III 'a'-
The remaudcr Of that popular sSuo falls due on tSs
lat Of October next. and viii Doubtless be 1r
changed before maturity. The whole issue asourSd
TO one hundred ard forty millions.
DEATHS IN WASHINGTON HOSPITALS.
The following deaths Of soldiers arc repsrkt q
the soyornl Washington hospitals
Charlie. r. Wright. CO. N, lsh SewYclk Heavy Ar. ss5'
william Cr,ghon ca. h, lsoth OHIO Nsuou.! quad
Orlu.ao g. snsn. Go. +. IL; New jersey Cavalry
Ahrliu . Oyar, Serg. co. G. ID lenn hra'y At.asiy'
fi,r.,u Natlevs. Co II, Purnell Legion
Niisu H. Locs, Ga. g., Oh New. stmpShlrt.
Re dirsuj Wts Co. =, ttth News lora.
BeuJsnI All-n. ser,. &c. lltL assGehuse'is .s.-
John Keurcn. Co. 4. fth e" lofs beasy <IScS's
Prank Gregg SORT. Co c, Jg,h Peunsy.vuns
Peter to0k. Co. q. iih sew. lofk ieas} ArAleis;
Marvin kellogg. Co. o. "a how foTk Heasy hsnnss'
Johs. Fly CO. q, l51lh PcnGsy 'venia-
Albeit blaak, Go. a, ~ New jerses CsSslrJ
.lohn Taylor Co. l. i2lst raun.yiysnIs- .,,
Ucury 8 butler Co. J.. 2d N"w loth hesSs St'hiFJ
Ali,r. Bryant, co. @, 1873 NcN- York.
Msior u Heaih, Go. z. 5ots New.lofs.
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pOWBR or MILITARY BOAR
purY oN YnICrIoN MATonrs.

The duty ON Friction Matchce goos INTO effect On
THURSDAY, on aud after which date, evory package
Of one hundred or less, must have u one cent stamp
attached, before it can be legally sold.
EXTERNAL ERvE,EUI RECEIPTS FOR AUGUST.
Tho receipts iror Internal Revenue for TIE
month o. August, viii Do about seventeen ni!hon
dollrB. /. b beloved that with cooler weather
and ,he opening Of Fan business, tho receipts fss
September vii be twenty millions.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-31

Ye'tcgday Dist. Attorney Darlington entered .
suit IN the Supreme Courtof Dist Columbia ega;1a
WIN. A. Hammond Late Surg. -GcD. U. =, TO rceoFa
fJC, 900 dollars the amount alleged tho govcrnueni
has been Goirauded Of by his Blanket purchase ioa
W. a. Stephens, and supplies from John Wyelh b
Bro, from 50, 900 being ,hc amount in the frs cS
and 100 900 dollars IN Tho eecoud.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-15

CrscIsEATI, June l4-Reports re-
eeiyed from Coyington last night says:
Morgap's forces have been scattered in
ali directions. A party of FIVE hundred
that took the Augusta road we're over
taken and whipped near Ciaysville yes
tsrday, BY Col GarrSed. Stragglers are
being picked up through the country.
A hospital train from Cynthiana arrived
last night, bringing one hundred wound
ed, among them twenty-five rebels. The
remaining wounded at Cynthiana are
being well cared for. The two Ohio
regiments captured at Cynthiana were
parolled at Claysville, aud arrived here
last night.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-15

NBw YoRK, June l4-The Herald .
special says il is now disclosed that the
army under Gen. Grant has effected
change of base TO James River. All the
movements Of that army since the battle
of Friday, the 3D., have aimed at this
eonszmmation, which was Swallowed
though not declared in the following dis.
patches. The destruction Of the rail-
Eoads, and the investment Of Fort Oar
ling with view of opening the James
River for our gunboats, see med 10 indi-
cate that every available force il being
employed in tbs next offensive move.
ment.
Especial 10 Times
HEADoUERTEEs Army PoToaAc, June
LIP. M.-The past few days have
been quite eventful to the Army of the
Potomac. Our lines are scarcely nearer
the enemy than was the position al the
close OF the battle on Friday, more than
week ago. The troops OF both sides
are each behind their entrsnchments,
and keep up desultory but useless FIRE,
juat sufficient to make ii appear that the
respective works were not vacant. Both
AAHt1Sf Ah Aattf uANG bsEn ENJOY
ing repose, which was needed after the
hard fighting and rapid marching of the
three weeks campaign from the banks
Of the Rapidan.
From present indications II is not
likely that there win be fighting for sew
eral days TO come, but storm is brew
ing which must and may burst when the
enemy least expects it.
Especial to the World
WASHINGTON, June 13.-Several boats
have arrived at the White House to-day,
leaving there last night They bring Us
news proper for publication. But little
diminishing had occurred for few days.
There was much anxiety to hear from
sheridan's raid, which was to be long
and important one.
The city has been flled with rnmors
to-day that Fort Darling is again invest
ed and must soon surrender, thus allow
ing the gunboats to pass up James River,
farther toward, IL not into, Richmond.
The army mail came up to-day, and
also the Second Wisconsin Regiment.
whose term has expired.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-15

|
General Hardware for City
and Country trade. Goods
all bought directly from
manufacturers
~ q - & q - -.
only, with superior facilities
in every department.
Our stock includes the
following, in large quanti-
ties, viz:
Blood's Grass and Grain
Scythes, @a
Waldron's Grass & Grain
Scythes,
Cradles and Snathes, HAY
and Manure Forks,
Hoes--Planter's and Gar
den, az
Hames, Collars 6 Brides,
Axes--the best brands,
Chains--Log and Trace,
Table and Pocket Cutlery,
Shovels and Spades,
Carpenter and Cooper
Tools,
Mill and Cross Cut Saws,
Cotton and Wool Cards,
Spinning Wheels,
Locks, Latches, Butts and
Screws,
Gun Trimmings,
Chain Pump Fixtures, TT
Gum Betting.
Japanned Ware,
Notions--Large Stock.
Together with every other
article in the Hardware
line, which we offer TO deal
ers at lowest cash prices
East or West.
WELLS, KELLOGG q CO.,
No. Is First Street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-15
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
BIZ THE Z. W. LIE.
Exclusively for the Journal.

War DEPARTMENT,
.:nntnn lima I2-Q.AS


War DEPARTMENT,
Washington, June 13--845
Major Gsnerc! Dir:
We have dispatches from the Army Of
the Potomac as late az o'clock this
morning. The movement at that hour
was in successful progress No report
to-day from Sherman.
The following dispatch from Burbridge
commanding in Kentucky has Just
reached here / attacked Morgan at
Cynthiana at daylight yesterday morn.
ing, and after an hours hard Sighting
completely routed him, killing 300 and
wounding nearly as many more, and
capturing nearly 400 prisoners, besides
re-capturiug nearly one hundred Of Gen
Hobson's command and over 1000
horses. Our loss in killed and wounded
is about $50 Morgan's scattered forces
ara flying in all directions; have thrown
away their arms and are out Of am uni
ton and are wholly demoraliEed.
A dispatch from Butler at nine o'elocl
this evening indicates no change in hi
command
No further intelligence has been re
ceived from Hunter.
(Signed) f. M STANTON,
Sec. Of War
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-15
Net Assets, January, 1854,
$4,000. 556.3D -

Z. TIE PLAN AND ORGANIZATION Of The
ATAAs after - years 81 ssxeFN trial. has re-
asixed ths greatest puhfic advantages aud
success ~ tbs Fsrieus sysfsxrs u Fire Insu.
rance Ia she canutry Il nos bstssr thsu
ever pFefssSN1 for duty.
s. feu0o Less Claims have hesn eettisd anH paid.
efxTKkN MILLIONS OF DOLLARS. E
g. THE CONSUMPTION OF PROPERTY M
FTKK, IN tbs United STATES averages ever
s1aasao5 sA&iF.s u year pToperty exposed
and unprotected zes
7. ARE Y0U ISsUKKDf. tn net. Why net :
ThA cost IL trinlng; the -6uty Is manifest ;
the result mas - your escape frua ruin
-whiss delay sad saSisct may fnvosvs
yoa IL bsnkxnpteys poverty, or erEsi d.
appoinfmsat
9. PARTICULAR kTTKETToE &nd regard 10
gives - smaaal sisks - sell - IArgs cEea.
Abs AID superior Commercial advantages
AEr3ed.
So fnsuranss solsestsz and PsiGelaa lssued by
!. y NE1SEE, Aren't, =
lG2s Marble HaIi Baking, No O. Mails e 4
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-15
Millinery Again.
REMOVAL.
Stage oRca RemoYal.

THE EVANSVILLE AND MT VERNON
Il stage ofSee has been reBoved from the
washinE scn House 70 the American Ecuss. Tha
Stage vii Leave daily hstwsen saTen aad eight
o'clcck An.
The BooawsIfe Stage lsxvss the saAris.a Ho1se
en Mondays, ws6nsE1sys, azd Fridays. between
sswer and eight ssiez An
mAye1 dzn
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-15
ADAMS RxPREss COMPANY
NOTICE.
otics Act Assistant Qnartermsstsx.
Evansvilla. Ind. June 10Th. 1854

Evansville, Ind, June 10th, 1854.
r AM DIRECTED By THE oUARTERMAs.
Il T9R General Z. 8. Army 60 receive proposals
In duplicate until IL N. Monday, June 20eh. l Ss4
for supplying monuments for deceased soldiers
Inferred IN Oak I'm Cemetery, TO be govern ed By
the following specincations:
Coed seasoned Pine or Oak lumber, free from
knots, planed and to reesivs two Goats Of Whit
paint, With an additional coat Of coal for the
Part ander ground, the lettering to be 10 black
paint, with the name Of the soldier shaded hight
10 ks three and half fSSS) feet, nfaeen as inches
vide, and two ca inches thick.
Proposals will form basis for written con.
tract for the supply Of such others a. may be need.
- uutl December slsta 1854.
F.H. EERMAN.
txN q Capt A. a. O. II.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-15

a
AUT1IE - hErsby given That u FfrtaS -. - -
~ order Of the TardexbGggh 9oanty - -
Common Pleas the Ura<rs4~u-d exessss@x = - -
last viii Of Krn2nus4 Hnii 6eoe@sees vi - -
sale n private szIe or the rrea1ses. =
the llth dsT 81 gnrs, TS4 ~ - go - =
the = i5die psrt II the s0fA east a-rssr, seetfon
t~sary-aIns 9z1 tosnsaiT - u. so5ia 2 r@zgs
- - - -s.ss uarxh and sezsh threagh said
- ssrtsgr Is = Peint twenty reds nerta Of
- .sv.sh Ifr2 oEsz53 asct4nz- b. m
TEKMs-Ths purchaser wElA b required 70 pay
~ Of The par sze raouey ess h az1 the kAf-
49, IN nfne months sEors sueon netas wfsh
@rprcxed surety with taswrpst waving vaIsssssz
lass R0BEET J. HULL k&sSsisr.
myie-4w
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Alternative Svrup

. S-a.fsrr Np-s.l.. F-srs.a-s -fft. 81. So.
--.sf ~ - Ns.- L. 80 Frrs 90 So.
Har-.arf f'.r-s - 80 hrsssf 80 aa a. sfr.s
81 NrHrtsrr l-zrsrsl N.s-s-- ~ $780,. ~.sr
.iisrassrr.t 49, go AS tss f-.rs sr t.-s.-l ID.
fals- arrr 90 80 srrrs $50 af caa.itluf s.s.
fol ssatafar .aaet mol sr-r..r rarrt ed FL .t-rf
49, e. sntts ls.-ns r.-sr.t'rlrfs srat,rsts 4
f..n 3D. st-tsan. 80 lssta 40 strrurfk 90 -.-r
l..a-afs frFtats.l. d 80. thss r-r.rfs th.i 49,
go .r-.a. .f.as thr ~asarh thrn 1890 b.
N.~rrff. a.a. - 81 rra 10 --frs~-l~l a. ~ 80
a. f~-..lrs t.s trH. a-rr rHsl.1 bee Il. - b.
t.fs,r - eff.r a.Hsf rrst.sraI sasstr.aa. e H..
49,. fissts.i-.sh 50 - h-k 49, 49,
ft.st. 90 -afr- t-.sf~ ---fs s-s-lh. -pssr-
: 10 hs.I slrr. = - -rrr ~ rHrrs.. ra -.
90 rars- e.. s-rrrr f.ser 49, saf..aa a.. 49, -r
r rrurr tf sasf
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Diuretic Compound

- 90 rrs-- fs-sf Nir.f--s 80 a. fis.ss.s =
a. n .nr-E N-Fass This - r-s,-fs rsu-rrr- |.
H-.'asr nsf-sa t.ralsa. ~pirfs of y 49, g.
.slas. d. 1artirr. nr ans ethrr aarsr.-rs fru-.
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tasis 49, sauF 4. tr- rasr.srr. 49, 80 SO 81
30 oI.rrn r. slfs.l.r a..arlrg IN h~si 49, .rrt-
fsfte- ta 80 srrasrr rsssrrr- -. th~r~I 20 .
49, ha.e 100 s-s's.-lux ta-n Esisa-. C-s-.rs
s.fhsr fa rnr-r u.sfarrs g. -rruths usrfa. &
t~r~ti rrfi ~ aef Iatr. varr tr~sf go
r'ash-s 49, hh~t -fh &C. So e. 80 th4e- $50
80 a'. - ufsfufes 49, srnl 60 q t-fts o.
49, ~ hs-fft ~h-rh -iH - eaIs cur~ SO
81 r-r tarf sF al-.s rsHsa-s a. .s.t--- e.,
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FL ..r So ir rr.sr'-t rar n frlssgs. - .s.-f.
rrass r1.-t.-.i.h- s,s- ~
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be hlled by carefully tsking plants from The
crowded places and transplanting them.
Hoe Oftsn snd -eeithorcsEAlv. The Early
Horn Carrot = The hcst early. SOAKING
the ,csd. in iepii ~aisr faT t~o dAys I'll
hasten tlseir rsr,nissfioa. A ireud informs
u, that BE- gets carrots uP in thrvo or tour
dsys bv keeping ise uaoi.tsn>d .oed. in .
warn pisce fcr Eve DAYS and then dying
oa ia ashes or plaster. We have not tired
thi- plan. AZ ouncs % Sod MI so~ one
A1Rdrvd and City feet q duA Sew in
Is inch drills. cover haitian inch. snd thin
70 four inohes. A. tie plants arr very
small when tbey frst show themselves. Il j.
good plan to so- ~ rsiish Or tzrniP
seeds. With those 81 the carrot sc~i. m
order % Distinguish the rows readily Al The
fr>t wedding.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-04-15
Fron ausficsa AZ cuhur.-t.
Easy Method OF Preparing Plants
from Cuttings

4 b believing connunication frp-i one
81 our most sae-ssfai caitivator,. wi De
valued nos only from ibs simplicity % "a.
directions. bit FOR their source also e. Ia
the Januar, Ancricsn Agrlc0ifursst OBJ
serve corrvspoalent from Psrir. e. w.
max ing iuquirN in rclaiion 20 = -ork on
Propagation of Plant. - a So .ia,rle
dircctions nav be s~crpta',l- 20 other, a
your rrader,. ar,steu-s e.. Vel =. profess o.
~ doris's. AL briefly eve one 81 the
snPies; plans Nc pusue. We usc that
Ne here term " pans that 49, ths saucc-
usce to hold water beio- fo-sr-pots-but
common kitchen sauccrs o. plates ill DO
equally vel These are Eli~,l 18th .snd
(any kind TIA is most converientl asl lie
cuttings insertcd Jasi thiskly snou-h O.
touch es-l rther. then vafrrcd rr-I tie
SAL bccau,rs a.. "a stafs faaE TI4is - tie
oaly coalition az succrs. that 49, and 10
krT; ia ;hls ha,f-daiI state 4uiii he clt-
tIns- A. rooted. NJ ia wi.I 10 ln frers ten
o. f~entr days ar-orliac o. ihe condition
oi the cuttin-s. and the frmpcra.u-s % To-
greenhouse or parlor IN Which thev are
PLACED The best tempe-atare b. from 90
% IS. bit il NAV range i-om 81 20 So
II PLACED IN thu Crccnhonsc. tie sauce-s
should stand on a stage Or slcM ALLY ex-
Posed % ;ho sun Il 10 ths parlsr. ih~n b.
the hFhfrsf srd srnricsf srof. 49, nevrr %
SHADED. Tor 80 ,ong a. th. sanl +, krrt IN
a state % mgd. The most tender cutting uiU
not ~ih- Bot once allo~ o. fr,. the --hol.
oncrafion wil BE- retar,led. q not ertirrI,
defeated. Wh-u rooied. fl,- cuttings sh5uIs
D. Potfed oct a. once into coed soii. in he
smallc.t-sized pots. sHd s-ps vel -ats-sd
un'il ,sey begin 20 GOV ] uay further
state ihsi The bsst e-uinEs 70 use are uh.t
~c tern . young wocd--ihaf j.. ths voa-r
sboot ~ The succllcnf state. tefore Il a.
iains - woody or had chs-,-t-r II this
way. roses. geraniu1is. f1rLsias. c1raa-
iions. rsrbenas. hclioirores. rtc.. - f.rt
almost an cutting -iI root. ~ t-caieI a.
above. rithozi . loss % more than I've p-r
cent. Your most Inexperienced readers can
perform the operation q a.aking a Getting
and inserting q "a tie sand Jas, 20 vel A.,
cAn. They nay GU; g. wiers thsv please
81 JOINT. or other-isc. IN length from 2 o.
ilche'. and u ihe foregoing direction.
Hrs stricfiy attended 20. suooe., 81. certain
There . bui httie rnv',ery atoat an gar
der cperafion--a - simple Avs unior-
stood and th- vhole ihin- becomes easr.
bsf bot q rharisians lave endeasa-.A
o. envelcP The most sin,pis operation. IL,
ulars Of words CLING qusr'o volauues. -hi-h
vo-ll AVE been better aaleftaol n con-
pressed mo oue page q shc Azricaltari.t
TIE above - not our aanaer q p--ps-a-
Tag VI age sale. oct O. - tbs most SIN
PIE ant sac for those Who have sot tie
iaei.itics ofs regular propsrsiag house
d~rs~y GO, NJ
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Nerve IavIgorator

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