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Rebel Suffering in Georgia.

The following ia an extract from a
letter found on the person of a desert, 2
from the t,bel army, and gives some
Insight into the condition of affairs IL
Georgia and Florida. II is dated D6dc
County, in the fnrmcr State;
Times are hard here. Corn Is SIS pcr
bushcl, aud hogs 81 per pound, (tat or
poor,) gross; bacon 81 90 per pound, salt
Si5pcr bushel, chlckene from 81 10 81 10
per head, peas SS per bushel, ground
peas : IS pr bushel. There viii be a
great deal of suffering in this country, il
,hcrc is No pcrishing. Even the ycpcrs
nre getting sick of this protrac,cd dance
and tenth law, aud the swarm nf Impress.
aug thcives tia, iufesl the counlry with
theirrlvuges. The poor must do all the
fighting, and the Richmond Government
makes offices for all the rich men to keen
them out OF the tigh', and on big pay, aud
the pour u All in the service at eleven
dollars per month.
lChe has un industrious wife and tive
or three children ON an ordinary f,rp,
with blind horse, they can make kind
of support, llshe should keep the animal;
but the cursed tenth law will take more
thin her Husbands wages will buy out o
Il, to feed those thieves 10 stroll over the
county and publicly rob the people
under the sanction uf tho Richmond
military dcspOtism. huve made sup.
port, and am ublo to pay the rapaciuus
devils tenth hope. Ii the poor soldiers
got il, il would go tree as water ever rau
down an inclined plane. Bat IL doe,
not go free to pDy The rich man $50 PEI
month for negroes hired 10 nork on (orii
fcaiiOn, and II The negro gets kllled, he
poor soldier must pay his ProportioRabL.
ratio out Of his 81 per moaih for hs
dead negro; but u tie poor soidis, GET
killed, has iifs Is mi Ioorh any hing
aoeordiss = he Redmond dyasstg'i
jad9msat
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Grasshoppers.

a.. M.l .Oa.,., I,., A., ,;,,,
Wv ~ .tsI ~ .i'yy y
""s au"1"u J. ~ c ,hn Nj,
eo'""B ~ pe''ee' o'oues "o"' Wy - no'
49, w., 's hn, .o, |" On cona,c, ~ nra C.s
hnn,. ,So 49, snrro,dorod .nJ -. ar,
n". r,. an,J,n c,no,.l
h"n;n,, M ed ~" ii. ordnr ,ho. mn,ch
ing Without " "nv W. base I Of sun SUPPLE. g train,
or even shelter tents. but rely SOLELY on
forngin, upon The common enemy fTbcy
have msdc snd havoc on aII kinds Of
crops, hnyinp literally eaten the entire
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The Arpnalles Case .

All the papers on file in the Secretory
Of States office respecting the AseUrt-
LIS case we're transmitted BY the fPrcsi-
dent 10 the Senate on the lst, together
with letter Of Secresary SEwAnD III
which he rays: RI W. ~
"By the act Of Congress Of Nay -,
1920, the African Slave. trade Ia declar I'd
to be piracy; and the treaty Of 1924 with
Great Britain, II 10 stipulated that they
invite and urge upon oil Powers the pro.
prirty and duiy Of cffectually atonoe and
forever closiGg all African slave market
The S.cretary then goes on TO state
that there being no treaty Of ex'radition
between tho United States aud Spain,
nor any act Of Congress directing how
fu ti,ves N the Spanish dominiUns shall
be d'ivcrej up. the extrudition in the An.
oUELLEs case Is understood by the State
Drparl mcnt TO have been made in virtue
o. the law Of notions and the CJnstitn-
ton of the United Stntes. Although
there Is a coufict Of authorities conc I'm
ing the expediencv OF exercising comfy
toward foreign Government, by surrcn-
dering ut its request one Of its own sub
jcots chrrgrd With the commission Of
crime within It's territory; and although Il
my be conceded that there IL no nation.
al Obligation to make such q surrender
upon a demand thereof, unlcs IL is oc-
knowledgcd BY treaty or statue, yet a
notiun is never bound to furnish ylum
to dangerous criminals who Ire offenders
sgainsi The human race; aud Il is believ ed
that IL IN any case the comfy could, with
propriety. be pracliced, the one which 10
understood 10 have called forth the reso.
luton Of inquiry Of the Senate furnished
Just occasion for its exercise.
II may be fairly presumed then the cir
cumstnnce which gives poignancy 10 the
grief of Copperhcuds over the surrender
Of hReurLLEs " the fact thht he had
been engaged in encouraging the slave
trade, and thus contrihu ing TO the id
vnncrmcnt vf"D tmocrutic" principles In
the world. A pirate by the law uf nu.
tiuns guilty Of the most munstrous Of
crimes, the Coppcrhead Democracy seek
to place him In the same category with
refugees from mere political proscripl ion f,
with the KUssu,hs, M zzinis, and Hugos,
cxilcd BY tyranny on account Of their dc.
yoton to human frccdum. The efforts
10 excite public Indignation ngninst the
Administration for the surrender of the
lelon will fail. Our country is the ref
ugc Of the oppressed; her broad ogis will
be thrown over all who fly from the per
sccu,ions md pains OF dcspOtic power;
but she does not aspire TO become the
ylum Of pIrates, murd rers and man
thieves.
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Roddy, Jackson, and an infantry di,i
sion, losing only about 800, and falling
back gradually. W AZ ~
NAsHyiLiln, Aug. is.
Secretary Stanton, in his dispatch t'
Dix, says that the Government has re
ceiyed an ofiicis report OF the surrendel
Of Fort Gaines and Abandonment Of For
Powell, from Gen. Candy.
Gaines surrendered uncondi'ionally
with 81 officers, sls men, an armanen
Of o6 guns, and prov's ons Tor twelve
'mrnlhsf 10 80,
The garrison of Powell escaped Tht
armament of Powell, ls Guns, is iit fut
immediate use.
q neral Granger will immediately N
vest Fort Gaincs and Powell.
A telegram received from Sheridan
lith, soys there ia no enemy this side %
the Blue Ridge cxcep, Mosby's an'
Whites gucriilas. In a prvious dis
patch he soys the story Of plund r ta
ken from Murvlaud is humhug.
The War Department haa receive,
un, flical reports that movements wcf'
being made yesterday IN front OF Peters
burg, but owing 30 the lines being dowq
no telegrnms have been received iron
heudusrters.
We are also without further intrlli
gcncc ffVm Atlanta.
BALTIMORE, AM. 1864
The foilwing news is published in the
afternoon edition of the American:
BgRsUDA llUNpRrD, Aug. iG.-Yes,cr
day The second Corps (Iincuck's) wcr,
going on transports at City Poiut, nj
dUy, apparently for Washington, an'
started down the river, their hands play
ing gully. or course the rebels were
watching from the shore, aud no ub
they felt much interest in the movement
The transports did ccrtuinlJ go down th'
riv for ten miles or morr, when, hO
ever, they put about aud under cover :,
the darkness returned, coming M W
this place under iull speed nt 10 u, NJ
and proceeding up the river. Al The
same time the 10th Corps, with the ar
tillery Of the 81 Corps, were crossing
( the North side Of the James riv r. and
were all landed Within ~ Mules of Rich
mond before O'clock this morning.
This force, with Gen. Fosters makes
qnitc n respectable arnlYs II is und r.
stood that their first move will be To dts-
troy, ifpossiblc, the rebel pontoon bridg-
cs nbove Fcrt Darling this ~ done
Les will be unable tu transfer his brmy
to the north side without marching by
way of Manchester. moro than 20 miles.
Thus lar oil works well. Aluskctry Gr'
ing wns heard in the direction Oi this
movemeat this morning. There was
but little hard fighting done. Gen. Han
cock accomplished his end by skilllul
maneuvering and surprise, aud consc.
qucntly our loss was small, il being c,'
tlmuted at less than 100. Our troops
have now gained an important positior
within two miles OF Fort Darling.
New IohK, Aug. 10.
The Commercials Washington spec
ial says. .tI.#H .-#.H
Hancock was to move on u ,ll's B'm
yesterday, On the north side Ol James riy
or, and to the left Of tho rebel lines
II successful, this movement will nencs
state cthcr the evacuation of Kichmon,
or Petersburg, os Graut " III thee he il
position to briag h is iOrees 60 beer up
Oh either. It's said thaitwo rebels mor
tnrs wore also captured.
Tho Cummcrcial states that turcigr
orders for over four million dollars wor,l
Of Government bonds were received.
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Appointments in the Ohio Univei
RitV.


At meeting of the Banrd Of Trustees
of the Ohio University, oa the 10th
inst .... s..... ....
Tho Rev. A. s. Gibbons, formerly
Prof. Of Mathematics, aud more raceDtly
President and Prof. of Natural Science,
in tho University Of the Pacific, was
elected TO the Chair of Natural Science.
Prof. 4. I. Tappan, formerly Prof. of
Mathematics in the Ohio University, now
OF Mt. Auburn Institute, Editor OF DR..
Rays Series Of Mathematics, aud mem.
Der Of the State Board of S ,hool Exami.
ners, was elected to tho Chair Of Mathe-
matics.
1t is understood that both gcatlcrc on
accept.
The Hon. E, +. White, State School
c mmissioner, Rev. T.. p. Pratt, ID. D.,
of Portsmouth, aud Judge Samuel +.
Mccoy. of Chillicothc, were appointed a
Visiting Examining Board OF the Univer-
sity Glasses Tor the ensuing year.
Col. w. II. Young, Tor the past two
years commanding the 26lh Ohio In
fantry, has recently re-occupied the
Chair of Ancient Languages, which he
had filed Tor humber Of years preceding
the war.
The iricuds Of the University sre graft
fled with the promise OF success held out
by the above appointments.
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LTyE STOCK

Drossrs arl Fsunst. siN dnl flis nest sdvs,.
tassoas cute fos live stock. Cspacic1s Ystds veil
~ altered Aad supple .itu every .chvsaienoe, hAvs
bssn opsasd on this Hrs ,ai its sonn~euons, And
every sttsntionJs - paid 'hsr san, Ftonl hS.ria.
batx, where will he 'enni every eergenCnce iof
fssdiag and re ting, ehcics la offered ~ he
PHIl.ADELfHiA, NV YORK and BAL LrIEOFE
MARKETS, Thi, sir also b fcund ere shoHsgt.
quirssst, AM most dir.si route Tor stosk 20 Rs =
yot-lvia Aisn,ownl saa with fswsI ehsEsss
than any other.
ENocH LEWIS, Gen. supt. Al,ssas, Pa b..
u. 1. HOuPr, ,Gsa. Tietst Axsat, PkiisaslphiA.
~ ". HouSTos. Gss. hsisa Asssi. Philsas,.
!ssssy u. fst Nd
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correspondence Wanted

US, ,UsNSsAL tiosritAL No.s, WAEDS,l
NAshNIllE, Asgas; 70, leOi
ARd IL sitae to pass IN the toadh year OF ,ihsT
Abt,hams reign that two of uasie ssmssl's yvie,
t4n asphsws wate sad aud loaslyi therefore, they
auts, calling the Attenti0a Of some Of the uAloa
os'ns ladies and eeppsthsad ds'pi,sr TO cheer meif
lonely way, We have fought IN the Battle OF Shi.
loAh, Stone River, and tOaght in this esmpaign pP
Ill the aith Of May, when We were badly weaadsd
aud san. to this place. We are msmben OF lille
Gib,oR. Regtmsnt,
Adirn D. W. Martin OF J. NJ, Wright, U, =.
Gs sstai Hospital No. 8, wati ., Hashsilis, rsa'
asssss, aosis
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PROVOST MARsHAL's ofFlCEa
prH CosaRssiioNAL DIsraiCT.

sAspVskY, Ohio, Augsa ", ISstS
In aeeordancs with Circular No, 20 from the A .
A Provost MsIshai Gensfsl Or Ohio. dated August
D, isot, notice 10 hereby gwen that Inquiries son
allotdinsry subjeet, connected with the shrolm an
dan, exemptions, liabilities TO dram, credits aud
.vcoonn Of men fatni,hei shoald be addfe ssed TO
the ffosoa Msrshal Of the bisict," aud in ease OF
his hshilny to answer them. information will be
sought Of The Provost Marshal Gsassal of the State 4.
Answsn wall thns be msre promptly obtainsd than
by addressing the Provost Msr,hal GsneTAl at Wash.
iaston, whs's more Important basihsa prevents
ProtnPt replies In minor msttsr,
John J. STEINER,
cspt.shd Fro, Msuhsl s,h Coagl Dist. Of Ohio.
Apgus ie-A
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Vallandigham Out Agar.

There wa, a grand peace demopstra.
ton a. Dayton on Saturday last, At which
vslIandighsm delivered himself in sccus.
toned siyl He wts for peace unquah.
6edly and for q peace candidate, and q
peace platform a. Chicago. The meeting
did not come up to sntieipstions in mum.
bers, but was all that the most extrava-
CANT pesce men could desire 10 spirit.
Mordecsi p. Bean, formerly Editor Of
the Fremont Messenger and Bucyrus
Journal, and member ofthe Legislature
two terms from Crawford county, and
newspaper clerk oi the lower House Of
Congress one term, died in Fremont on
the 9th inst. He was about 45 years Of
age.
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TRAINS LEAVE AS FOLLOW S:

FAST MAiI--Lsavss Pin,buryh At 3do A. NJ.
srrives At Ahoona for breakfast 7-5D A. NJ,
reaches Harrisburg at los z. NJ. and PhiisdslpAis
BALTIMORE PASS NGERs bv ,hi. u.in l..,.
H,ui.bnrs .,i9o p. NJ. and arrive in Baltimore
NEW YORK PASSENGERS BY ,hi, u.i. l.,,.
Philadslphi. at 6.tS =. NJ. and arrive IN New
ruRorGH AccoMMoDATIoS- .rtoppia. 1t all
rishos.-.Lesvs. Piu,burgh At 6.o0 A. NJ, o..
ri,e, n Ahovna for dihnrr n ii.25 A. NJ.
reaches Harrisburg nj $40 J.. NJ, and Philsdsl-
phis at Has p. NJ. 'H
rnRoUGH EXPREsS-L-sves Pi'isburrh at as
p. vs.. srrives NJ Altoona for supper al p.e0 2
M, reaehe. Hafri,bury ct ~ 4 N. and fhils.
F delphiA st 20 ".
BALTIMORE PASSENGERS by thi. trais leave
Hrrd.b.,s nj ESQ A, ". md sTi's in Bsti.or.
NEW Y0aK PASSENGERS b, mi, train i.r.
n 1890 NJ.
sAsT IINE-L.s,., Pit.bs. Oh ~ s.45 r. VI. sr.
rives At Altoona Al ms A. W.. rss.hss Harris.
burg At SIS A ~, sss Lancaster for bssskfsst At
725 a. NJ, au,vips in fh,iadelphia 81 I0.3S .. =.
BALTIMORE PASSENGERS by this itsia leave
Harrisburg at :. .OO A. n. AAd arrive In Baltimore
At 1850 a. y.
NEW YORK PASSENGERS By this train hs,s
rlloiee OF routes. A sleeping sp russ thyessb
from Pitisburgh to New Yck. without eksAss,
III. A arr,buTT and Allentown, ansinf 10 New
y,l at IS y. n. By wsy oi fbitsdslphia, pats
snr,r reach New York al s.tS '. NJ
Ti.l.,. In, ,.Ie 10 Bosom bv best or fvil, Fest
,et AZ. ,ood IN sny OF tss Sound iAnes Fare to ~
poin,s a. Low a. eny route.
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Mou.c and Lot For Sale.

A 10. ksiek house. oas Aad . half story, 'r the
wsiIi apfossd lot No. .sio Wsshns. s,fsst Second
Ward, viii be sold Al low prices, Terms sAs,, Foe
p.iS ssr. spply At the besss or y sesib,. rls'b'
! iuE stsss, G.f. hEhTLeI.
hFP, Assea 10, tt.<~
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Copperhead Coz spiracy in Illinois.

The ST. Louis Democrat gives a full
report Of the meeting recently held a,
Peol ia Illinois, under the auspices of the
secret Order of American knights. The
State Register their orgnn, claims tina,
from fifteen totweriy thousand people
were in attendance, and speaks of the
maeling as great success. The Demo
crat says:
The resolutions are openly reasonable.
They declare Internationally for peace
for the rebel creed Of Stat rights, prae.
tically for the independence ofihe South.
cTn Confedcracy, and conclude with a
threat of resistance to the Federal Gov.
ernment unless their terms are comp lied
with, "to the maintenance Of which,"
they say, ave pledge our lives, our for.
tunes aud our sacred honor"
There is an unmistakable similitude
between the tons Of these resolutions and
the oaths and private teachings of The o.
A. KS, and the Peoria demonstration
may be taken as the first open move.
ment Of that order, Another meeting OF
the same kind is sonn 10 be held In Illi-
nois, to witch tho Peoria Convention al
jourucd. These movements indicate w.
misIakaby that the q, A. KS think
themselves stroug enough in Illinois to
run the Democratic party, and they are
determined T. do 50 or destroy Il. The
revelation of this fact is made early.
or The vote in Pennsylvania in "a
100000 to about 100000 against. The
counties Of Berks, Clinton, Center. Clear.
field. Fult1n. Juniata, Lehigh, Monroe
Pike, Sullivan snd Wayn gave mSjUri
lies agains, The soldiers. Every one o
these counties gave heavy msjority tol
The copperhesd candidate last fall, theil
aggregate lin amounting to 10000 fol
the wrong side.
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Com mutation Money.
fRONUST MAkSH us OFFIUE,l n
Nara ceSsSs.sIosAL DIsrNer,

EhtNhSI MAkSHAL'c OffitEA
NISrH CONGRESSIONAL DIsrRicr, y
SAsnusky, OHIO, August ~, Iso4)
Notice ishersby givsa 10 petsens who were dram
made July slh, iSdi, .ni "a oossUrAr,os sossv,
taAt they must MAKE hpp, too throagh tbs ono .
ef hs A. 4 rts, lar S-a1 81 pia, ~ CsiImhas,
10 The fovoa MsThn .eaef,i pfths Jared States,
repay nent
. yUHN !. ~rEtNEa.
IA. ZAP, aud rio, HH s.h Ji't Of Ohio.
Aaguat Al
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While the woods in the vicinity ol
Montreal were on fire last week, the
smoke made the day so dark tho river
steamers were unable to proceed.
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DIED.

Ausust 9th of Scarlet Fever. Matilds EvsHn.,
dsnrht.r OF Mm. p. and Nancy Ann Shsrp. Aged
iyssr. q montb. and n days
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Attention
Notice..

,uHE signed warns the pubic against ,elli ng
i sny goods to his wife, Juliana Kingseed, on my
account a. viii not be responsible for payment OF
any debt, contracted by her. as she has already
Joablsd the coming to her by the merrisge con-
tTtct, ANTHONY ktNUSEED.
l-iS
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SLEEPING CARS
ON nj isht trainato

Philad'a, New York & Baltimore.
Baggage checked through and trsnsfer'd free
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Aew advertisements.
LETTER LIST.


LETTER LIST.
Remaining uhcolled for at the Tiffin
Pot Office, August II, 1864.
Biker X Mayer Sicgur
Baker EN- NcMorin Caroline
Benn y McClink Mary
Blanchard J n Mead X d
Oowen Elder McColister Edwin 9
Colonbus Mary z Marron John
F-nion Harriet New Stetter A'mirs
Gear Jennie Ridley Jacsb
Ga,tner Ih,bolL Rutter J s
Gee John G r. man D y
Huegins lawson 9 Smith Carlton j.
Kriss Jacob 2 Shepl.r Mary
Kamer Chss Tegh MAryJ
Kush A voorhees, Christopher
Lapham Oliver Webner David
Miller Harrison YoJer Cillicia
Persons calling for letters, will please say
ADVERTISED. WIN. GALLUP, p. M.
H. C.. KUHs, Deputy.
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Reeve AmbrOsia
1. prepared f,our ;,Nlnahh Roots and Herbs, each
snh all Of which have loag enjoyed reputation
among rm merit physicisns, for their mrdc NAL prop.
critics, Tne,e Roots, Ne Ars carefully selected
aud chemically compo unled hy such n method =, 10
eNttAei. and ermh,ne htit true medicinal Yittues
IN the nor sfIeriual manner.
Cop,ais. ssnSStSSRcof' ihnmrsby eradicate.
Dirt. Scuff and Dandfun
Reeves AmbrOsia
hrAdi ouws sore and diseased Scslps, salt Rhe am,
ltehing, Sc,, Ae. Remove, dull headache.
Reeves Ambr0sia
Cor,ai,, Enri'h Ga rden Sage. win never fail 10
stop the hair iom falling out.
Reeves AnbrOsia
Contain. Hay Berries. Give. vigor aud healthy sc.
hon 10 the root, Of the hsr-i, vsry cooling to th,
head.
Reeves Am brOsIg
Contain, Southern Wood. Prevent. III. hair from
turning Pr.nfsiufely gay. Restore, gray hair.
Reevcs' AmbrOsia
Contsius Rossmary fIcwsn Nourishes the root.
Of the hair aud ri,es impulse 10 il. srowth--i, a
delightful InIr idisn.,
Reeves AmbrOsia
Coniains the relsbrsisd Maeoa.u oil. Renders
the hair .of,, ,lict and p.rmsnsniiy gossy. Moth.
ing equah this oil a. drs'Nag.
Reeves AiubrOsia
Con,sin,
II Leaves. NJ n
En- ~. Tn R-t
The secret discovery When tause. the haitto grow
beautiful, thick and long.
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Reeves Am brOsia

Contsins;
~ Leaves. NJ II
En- ~. Tn 81
The secret discovery whien cause. the haifto grow
beautiful, thick aud long.
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Ticket, for sale 10 Bo,ion bv Doe, erisll, Fest
ticket. good on sny OF t's sooho 'anes' rss !" "
points ss Low a. tny route
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Reeves AnbrOsia

conisins the celsbtstsd Maeca"n oil. Rsndi
tho hair .of,. ,lict and p.rmsnsniiy g'ossy. Not
ing equah this oil a. drs'.ag.
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hhoIsNLl LlsLLi aug lo'
i We learn fnjm an officer of the I'd
Tudisna cavalry that in the late raid Nc.
Cook started ut.with ?20o men, entire.
ly independent OF Stooemea. Ho cap.
tursd. aud destroyed ll6o wagons, ov, :
5000 mules and horses, avast amount OF
tlnarternsstsr and Commisssry stores;
tesiroyed the railroad and telegraph q,
Palmetto, and both side Of Loveioy's
Stationj captured 1000 prisoners, OF
which i7a were commissioned ofheers
including Gen. Ross and most of his
Tenne. $500 brigade. McCook was sur
,sunded near Newman by Wheeler
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The rebels under Cot. johnson esiim
sted al 1900 stroug. captured three stea.
mers near Shawneetovn, H., SATURDAY
night. The steamers were loaded " i'll
tat cattle belonging TO the Government.
Forces have been stationed along the
Ohio River TO protect the border oi Indi.
ana. At last accounts the rebels wer,
ferrying cattle across the river. Ii l.
now supposed they will not attempt IL
cross into lndiaua.
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Reeves Ambrosls
Reevcs' AnbrOsia

Contsins Rosemary Flcwsn Nourishs. the root
Of the hair aud ri,es impulse 10 IL. srowth--is
delightful Inkr idisn.,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-14
amusemenls.

49, ~
DARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.
ATTRACTIONS. N lS;s1 E ,SJgsJs s.on.,rp
IMMENSE CROWS. IMMENSE cRoWDs,.
INV b HOMAGE
BRAVE AND + ff1S1itisr.HFAnTEp
MIS- MAJOR PAUkIAE c cIlsitMsN -a
TIE FAMOUS
..-...t.... UNION Erh ArD sCDuE
MORNING. E9 sgD THh ~ Seo w :, O'CLOCK q
when The Lecture Room will be opened WITHOUT tx
~ '''''''' MISS MAJOR cUsHMAN
LiNG INJURIES wIile Il he
sE EcRF sSE OF Of III S srD s FINE
She vi q 70 aT9a tho ssg' eco. aFrsNoos on
in MAJORS UNIlQSa. .,,....,.,., gao i' Intl
the beautiful and grace dan aad Nile Louiss and Ms
AMY N SEW AND ELEGANT DANCES. CO.'S
THE ILLUsfINATkD FOUNTAIN OF REAL WATER
TIE IRISH DOIE2r!C DRAMA, ID
NORAH CREINA, cli
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BOOTS 1T THE SWAN.
BOUTS AZ IHE SWAN. .r.
THE GREAT GIANT GIRL "a
THE Two V5 sM1ELEsr DwhRFs LYING. %
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PERPENDICULAR EXAMINATIONS
By PROF. Lik lNoSTON.
A JAPANESE MASKIN HOG
MINIATURE SKATING POND
THE GEN. TOM THUMB BRIDAL Gk0UP.
TWO LIVING PRAiRlE-D0G5. ....l.
HOUDINS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
THREE FOUR-P0uND BROOK TROUT
the MUSlCALLi-EDUgArED SEAL,
MONSTER SEkfESTS, iASD yTHER GURlOsvUEA
Admission. Il cents children under ten. Is cents
THE SECRET EXPLAINED
"BARNUM ON MoNEY-MARTNC Many persons
wonder how 1t possible to condac the American Museum
successfully expense Of $40 per cay for charge Of
only Is cents admission. rt.sI-....
Here Is the secret. ..r..f inath
Fir, There are no dead beaaso all who attend the Mu
scum pay their mite toward susisn.ng 1t. :
Seord Bsrnum IL there early aud late and attends 10 ~
own business personally.
Third His motto IA, WE STUDY r. PLsAsi snd %
lives square up 10 II.
Fourth Wheneyer real NOVELTY be found IN any
par; Of the word banum IL bound 10 secure foi "a. us
without regard % cost RS makes the most lavish anq
appfenuy reckless ou,ays IN order " the pabc ana
he knows that the public appreciates his eEOEts and eiway4
for hair benefit Although other managers offered bIss
MAJOR PAULINE CO HaAs one thousand dollar. wtekf
ronrubered thai he gave Jenny Lind sir times mss
aud made money az iBa he therefore Did = ~ pei
oi the siint MAJOR PAULINE and every morn.
ing afternoon mi nigh. Museum crowded with the
n VI city aud county, who are cirmed % bear IRON neg
ns Tie tring aud romantic adventures OF This oeenos
fu modern Joan Of Arc
nm Is p1rouzsd BY everybody because he the pubs
Of valuable instruction and aDueneni log u
be elsewhere IA the world Tor Ten times
tia; sdm. "'fhats what's The match a. =