davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-07

BosroN, Oct 6.-A mass of rock fen
Yesterday At the Littleton Slate Quarry,
Litsleton, Mass. killing -thres men
named John Patton, P. Tolen and ID.
Harrington.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-07
Union Mass Meeting !

There will be Union Mass Meeting
ct the OLD BREWERY, in Lanaseo,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-07

Meeting or freedmen at Edgeaeld.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-07

Gen. .FsKana other sOeaEsa s1rssen,l ,,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-07
Arrival cr steamer 1rsm Mew Or
ft.4 Leans.

Arrival cr steamer 1rsm New Or
.sssfst fstf lmmm@.
FoarzRss MosR0a. 0ct 6--Thesteam-
ship Daniel Wabater. from New 0rlsAns
on the ia nit, bcund for New Yark, put
il here slaork "a ccAl. y Ek& reports land
ing some prisoners at the Dry Tortngas.
DR. Mndd has made nc aatsmpt 10
escape. He was found sscFetsd in the
coal bankers on the steamer Thomas
Seon, And was pat 10 bard lebor Wheel
ing saad The enariermasteF Of the
steamer was hsrs2sd for having aided
him in hiH mtfemps TO escape.
aa 20 - "a
W1aHIs6roE, Oct B.-LlsaL General
Grant and members Of Ais staa arrived
here this mcrRing. 'ae
81 fEl II -@---~-~aak~--->=-=->---~ a
FrM3Rw WeFkx Markets.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-07

RfE-Q1iee ard ARA.
BAkLkT-~M Rssy. Fe
BARLEY MAL4-Qaisf.
COhN-f@ze better.
OATs-N ltaaat eA&sEs.
GOFTHE-ppii.
NudAALkAMAay a sM
M0LAa# Ms-bmtis
WO0fs--nuIi. esraA FEA
PkTkoLEUM-s1&ssc fss Rsas-d fss.
POhK--AetiTa a. 1ssaT 9s4ar Mess sIasinK
at sa fs eaahs sa h@@a2 20 a1r PFamss aad a. 28dB
a 70 Gar Frtms Maess - ssass aag
IAkD-Dall. 90
Bur fKR 10 h.i- dsmsaa ss aasss ~ oAie.
ana txfRsbl f1f Htata.
MQhET- 6GBT fHr eent ON fRs1 IommH.
ExHHANGM-tt tsaeg a. ise3s41i9
GOLD L ssssiisd . eAsd - tfss aaFeaesd 70
a0NKRNMMN RfuG&@@Wfahsnt eha@E@
eT0ckN--heasy aad aetlgps = 4. ~ 4oss
eopposs, lt3s< year csftiee3tas - -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-07
IT vFRYAfhTEN
-sstsis
II T. LIE G Il a n II.

Sentence OF Saint LegeF Grenfsl.
- - "
'gentence COMMITTED by the President
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-07

aE a&a8An MAEE
4eesH n. O WHETLER, Prs'sl
JAS. 4. CUrLxRs Say z 8
n~ O. p. PARSONS VIII affsnd se thsbaaisaa.
Of lhe Company OCT VI
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-07
SEu Teaa. oslaasf ..

G0TT0N--assave aaA faHly Dc bsatsrg bl95.s
FLoUa 1t42se bstser. cas- rs Ger axtra
stats a8Ae D. foE WmAFm fuamas auor On - mAa
@A@18 TO fsr Afa2n hFanAMs nsarkea cl<alng nrra.
sWhtsK F--ffeaTys Wsstsrn zs4s4 -
WHEAT--EEestsd su4 Sc bsttss 80 spEins, naf
a4ifsp ssftex faF - tnsaFs T3sm1 70 fss Ghineg
hpriaM a aSa18 81 aar mbar Mtehtgnar aaA se
Cor eheics AmDsr BiMle4 eaa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-07
Doctor Mudd Attempts 10 Escape.

Arrival OF Steamer st Fort. Monroe.
~ asa EHHHf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-07

For much Of yesterdays news see our
telegraphie dispatches. ss.s.aa~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-07

The merchants OF Chicago are ID aking
as effort to present General sherman
with Thomas NAstseelebrAtedp painting
"Shermans March through 0eOrgia,
The abatement Of the views of Gen
Grant on the enforcement of the Mon.
,s roe doctrine, was made upon the anthoEi;
BY Of II. NJ Smilh, of the Chica 20 Trio
"a, une, who had q conversation With che
deuersl upon the subject, snd may be
raliad nnon as eorrect 1afsAsf.e
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-08
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
"a BY TIE Z v. LINZ
Exclusively for the Journal.


. NEw Yokk,. June The Rsrald $
correspondenS in Columbia, the Capitol
Of South Carolina, represents that the
chivalry Of that State are rapidly ae-
commedating themselves 10 the changed
coalition of affairs under the Federal
Government, and generally apPesr graf
.i6edz at the downfall of the rsbellion.
Thongh 4 has lefs them impoverished,
Il has given them the long coveted
peace.
: The magnificent Union sweep Of
Gen Sherman, throGgh their State.
seemed % give the South CArolinians
their hrst realization Of the power ofthe
National Government, The splendid
success Of that march destroyed their
faith IN the institntions Of Jeff. Davis,
and manyso Of them are now glad 20 be
considered citizens Of The great Re
ppblic. .r.s.,...
The railroads Of the State are being
rapidly repsirei, aud in few weeks the
trains and postal facilities win be aa
eomplela 50 before the war.
7 L is said. that Trenholm, the late re-
bel Secretary Of the Treasury, was very
quietly living at AbbeviIle, S. c. II he
il nos already here, be probably soon
viii he taken into enstody By the an
.lgoflblfa.f Ea-4 -rs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-08
} sYANsKiLLEs .IND, THURSDAY. JUNE 5, 1s65.so

The 'sboys" are all eager for home,
where priTations. hardships, and psrils
uzdergone, will furnish appropriate and
interesting topics for 6rsside eonveEss-
ton They know their services are stih
needed, bus are encouraged 10 patience
With the eoagiction that in . little while
they will be allowed to exchange caEs
bine and sabre for the more agreeable
implements Of peaceful industry. The
health of the command Is excellent, and
the department Of the men deserving the
highest encomiums. - MACK. =.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-08
DENTISTRY.


HAxiHG AssooIATED WITH xEE ~ THE
II practise Of Deatiskry DR. A. D. Jones. k1rm-
sriy Of cfzefnsati, ~ would aaaornee te tAe peo-
pis Of EvarSvIiis and viesnity that va are pre-
paxsd 70 perform AL Operations. psrteining q
nsntissxx In ths most skillfaI manner. 4rti6sal
Tsseh fnSsFTed on God, Ptaflaams Silver o. val
eaai "a aaz as rssArds beanty oE nzIsh, styis Ahd
satnrzlnsss of aPPe&rAnces We Ekailengs con pGFf.
ecu Msks w0rk 1aae AayE hzre--E EAzE % Vsst. q
- We aaliSis . EhsFe Of Pnhlic paxronsgu&
DIS. .BIEEE0WKR \ IoHEs, =
UonssA sTs ssTs -nA ! ksL.a1si,sL AesSli aA1. III
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-08


wAsaIxeroS, June [. The TSibunss
special says. sqiiaH ef $50 -9a
sThe suppressed testimony published
BY Benz, Pittmau, has greatly endangsr-
ed the lives OF the wit tnesses, some Of
whom are still In Canada.
DR.. j. B. Merritt, one Of the witnesses,
isacultivAted, wslLread gentleman,
physician By profession, and evidently
truthful. Indeed, after he concluded
bis testimony before the court, General
Grant being present, ross and stated
that he knew the witness, aud desired TO
Voueh for bic ersdibility. DIR. Merritt
vas hesoaght not to return 10 Canada
both By his friends and bis wife, but be
persisted In going 10 settle np his busi.
ness, intending to return here immedi-
ateiy He has not been heard from.
The Grand Sire Of the United Statss
Grand Lodge Of Odd Fellows. has issued
= circular re.asserting the Jurisdiction
Of that body over ell the subordinate
lodges of that order in the rebellious
States, and inviting them TO send dele
gAtss to the Annual National Convsn-
ton, 70 take place In Baltimore on the
18th of next September '-
The AiabamA delegation has succeed
ed in impressing on the Executive the
idea that they have ceased to be traitors
They urge the appointment Of Judge
PaEsons as Military Governor, a man
who, like themselves, was a traitor until
subjugated. The officers OF the Alabama
Union regiment are urging the appoint1
ment of another man stlt a'hos
Z Secretary Seward attended the Csbi-
net meeting to-day, but was unable TO
remain through the sitting.
Gen. Grant has released from the OF
Capitol Prison Rll the rebel wounded
willing, to take the oath Of allegiance
About 9 900 prisoners, who have already
taken the oath, have been released. +
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-08


= CfScEEtTr, June About 8 o'clock
last evening building on Bongworth
Street, occupied as an armory by the
National Gnard, suddenly fell, burying
q number Of persons beneath the ruins,
three Of whom were killed aud four fatal.
ly wounded. t2A
The CGEettes Chattanooga dispatch
says: 'n'r5nol s4'esaea'Lel %
am One Of the officers Of one Of the Rich
nend Banks, while on his way to that
place with the sssels OF the Bank, vas
STACKED by robbers near Washington,
North Carolina, and robbed Of $780,.
600
= Ten guerrillss were hung by the citi-
gems OF cass eodnly, Georgia, few days
since l3Aia" @ % tiia lu1 fEH
The Macon Herald says: }3a ~
@ Maj. Gen. MeCook has been assigned
10 an important position in New Mexico
The lst and I'd Divisions Of Gen
Wilson's cavalry. under Col. Muniz, start
Tor NASHVILLE io'daE fe
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-08
8. w. sBoy1t0n M ~


&-A AHRDsEsA4I40sa Mmkkh9 Els Ise4.
Tnis 70 esrtify thai We, The uRdsrslgusd, havs
heea matsH seagziBtad withgs ~ Bogn1on,
M@D.f fer abSnt elkht years. During the Iast Hlx
ysazs hsseas hpsu nEaggd ~ ; slHorstisv and sue
c@smui pfnctice ofs mpdieina IN this elty. He
tAAges hers On aeee1nf " IA health. -. :
We saks Kfeat PlaAanre Ia accommodating hlm.
egth sortAU aud professionally. As : esafleaan 81
s4cslhnt moreia sad eccaPyihea pruIaiphnt no.
- msg saccaed ~ well elsewhere A. hs haa done
with a. y, FREEMAN, III. d.,
Hrcts~or 81 sukKefy In kdisctio Medical Insti-
- -. y Z yOfH n soUDDeR, N. d.,
Rfofssser u tts Theory aad prAetica of Madf.
Gus 10 tbs 4. NJ Gussitdis - =
a, y. .HAhkIpON, ID D.,
-xAtsHrowss0F1 1f ChsHistfy Aad Fhysiotsgy -
snsaIoss MsdieAlT inssffeRs fg X leol0-sm
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-08
Ths uansplrasx trial.

WASHINGTON, June 6---Ia the con-
spiracy cases il is probable thai the tes-
timony will not be closed until Friday,
IS the defeBse has several witnesses 20
examine, and the prosecution has in re-
ssrvs .considsrabls rebastiRg testimony
sobe offered when the defense is con
eluded, .. f..-.s..
The death OF Judge A b. Smith, 0. s.
Tax .Commissioner Of South Carolina,
isannounesd. Il occurred while on the
way from BeaRforA era+ ..
I Judge Smith, il viii be remembered,
was the Democratic Judge who in 1855
pronounced the fugitive slave law un-
eohssitutionaii in the ease Of Garland -.
Booth, for ths arrest Of CLOSER, an
escaped slave lg5s,.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-08
MACKEREL.

THE additional arrival per steamer indiana
IL our stock Of Msakersi on hand compsise the
foilowinR ntoek Aa below, which are abIa 40 Of
fbr 70 purchasers st reduced prices or accouRt Of
low fright BY water:
so BbIs. No. 2. 1854 Maeksrsl. q" fad 70 s1nt ai
lt0 Half bbls. No. p 1854 MackeFaL 30 iGr7sf- :
200 Quarter bbla. No o, 1854 MacksreI.
800 Kits No. 2, 1864 Mach ersI.
% bbla. No. ., 1se4, large Mmckerei. ~ ~
70 Half bbis. No. D. 1854 large masksrsl. ssg
:. ,lb0 kits No. I. l5eA Macksrl !. ry.,s - ....t
10 Half bbls. Ne. i, 1854 Mackersi.
500 Boxes No Herring. = ieffsa kiiz1aa.ss
1000 Lbs. largo God Flah. See ssis ssa it35sfas
20 Hall bbls. White Fish. .ss.. .r Ia
For sale by I. AID. HEIMANN,
90 4 GO Main Street
mag l6 Jaiy I 's6 sfp sFi4s-sl tssa
.&&C01 YAk
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-08
TRANSPORTATION,

CTxAM wESgLT TO LgvkRPoOt.. ,,nrA,n.
- eVhSNsfoMa, tco2z HAaaca.l TAs
we'll knawn steamers 6f IRE Liverrcct, View Ysrk
ard Fhilsdeipaia Stearnshlr C1s-f ranT' fTns,es
Linsl e@esyaas -sAs u = -EAila. ais inssadsa =
~ - lellvNajllH l1Q CI-.rgre lzun-7 .avr--
- 80 AA&---s.r-sss..s.- ra-At0 &C. 10
Gtk1seSs Saturday, bee II
CtSf 81 1Asca EsyEE ...-.--.. SAtnFdsy, De. -
And svsyy sneeeeaing Saturday, sf Eoon, fsoE
Par -. Eorth 2iver.
RATEsu on PASSAGE
tfAyahts 10 Geld or fta e5uiraicDf IN CErsencyl
RtESr CAstN---.. $50 90 SrREAAar--.-.... $50 ID
@ . Leaeoa-. st % Do a. LoRdoB - Oc
% &c Parts--s-- ss % do 90 Paris ... e. o.
e 30 Hamburg - 90 DO - HAmbarg. So uC
= r.asenSsEs are also fsFSaFdea {. HsFre br0maa,
hestercan. Autwerp, 4e-, At equaily loW rates.
sSs. npW LiEerpool OF Qeeeas;owus lst cAbia
10, ss5 tle& stssrsgs sSa rAcse whe wish
e ssne g tAsir tfis1ds GA h1y tiskass hsts -
Der farthef informstiea appFy a. tha canpspyss
emcs~- JOHN q. DALE. Axuat.
rs broeAwAy, New YbFk
bkHA ANTHRS. Axsnls. n -
derSa-A rrsssvtn- fnd
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-08

eqoHR IN THE BLADDER, CALCULUS
CRAWL, BHICk DUST DEPOsIT. AND
MUCOUS Oh MTLKY DISCHARGES
Aztec UkfNATIHG. +s.EF
HRRtrATI0h on THE NE0K OF THE BLAD-
UER. iGFLAMATION OF THE KIDNEYS
gATABBH OF THE BLADDER.
= ssaTnAH0uLA ny AND BURNIHG. % PAINFUL
URINATIN6. at4a
Vcr thsss alesAsss it strulys soyeretgn remedy
MR@ 80 mnnh eannak be aaid IN fts praise. sin.
uAs desc hsat~sashnewn - relieve the m0st urgsnt
AFa yem fFowhied with that distressing pain M
) tAssmaii ef ths baok asd through the kipsf A
eeampooRfai day of this Consultation water viii
galisVs yog Mkssnagic iis.te - rtf .f.s
~ a1PRFsIUIANS sAasA
0sye long siAee gixsn Up the use of bucha, oebcbs
Mn4 lnmtp@r An sha treatment % shese disesst b,
N14 eeiy asa them fsr che wAnt of better rsnsey
CONSTITUTION WATEA
&aa prwFpa itaalf eQael ~ the tank that has Do
DIURErIos - esm
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-08

which IN ana unnAfrist teuR l. d q constant ~.
earring dfsemss aud through neglect the sSesam Of
,aeps GTxFs Aea AAngsrses maladIes are the C~salt
4 @md maa m@msk afseF month paasea wilhout Am 81
&xt, helna made 90 assist Naturs, the supFzes.
ston kscoAas ehronfcI shs patisnt grainslly loses
hAr appetaae, ahs shawss eonstipAted uikht
sa sysAss sons o.. Aad ConsnmPtiea nnaly sads hsE
oRE@mE. s.@a s~
~ Ter sAls BY al Drnssisss. Price 81. -Sa $
sa@Aaksa F'fA WIN. NJ. GRKGG CO., REopsistors
MeRokN ALhkHs General Agents, No. 46
G4M str~sas New York - - A.
as. YsE ale II cAiago By SuLLxR, FINCH 4
EpLEKR. ~ lAn2T-6m
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-08

LM MpTRMREoRRH6A, Oh PAlAFuL MRA-
.sH.K1 &TWuAHIoN, Ali ~ EMO AZ H9fA.. ~ =
ON PRoFueE FLOWING.
BsaA aissasss ssrisina frpIa faulty secretion of
enc manatxaai Gaid-ln case eslng too lsttls-
- snA aeeamPaRisd BY esvsrs psln. aud Aha ssher
- As ksos@as ssslstioa shieh Sin n spssailf fsESd
~ ehs CGnneltaEion WafsF
TNs dissass knewn a. FALLING OF TIE
woM@, watch 10 the kesait OF tns ATeiAzation Vi
tAs hssnsnts Of that otg szs ena gis known ey
kAlmmnA n ehAMeiWRmss ana dragging pains In the
xRAeaA Ana ssAes and ~ Gnss accompanied By sharp
t43aihAsthk DC shooting palms thrOagh the raFta
saessd. vih In al oasss, Be removed BY the nsd.s
kn&hAs ~
swsg gnsss q aaashss pless q symPsO@s aseiAs
GSm IRRITATION or THE WOMB, vAich
RhTRaeians call NarVonsneas, which word covers
- Hnaeh txeoraness snd IN ntns oases oat OF
@1 the eeeters 40 not really know whether ths
UDptoUs are the disease, the disease shs syHnp-
.tanAs We cas- opiy sRalnerake them here. I
a~&fam& mers peFeoalafiy % eud iAet, paipatAtion
- tks hsArt, tmReired memoir, Saksfuilhsss.s
msaAsa % hS&as lang iasaituds, And dlmaesa of
Neasa-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-08

returning rebel braves, and they will
sooh be taught By seedy clothes and
empty pockets, that their wisest and
safest coarse will be 70 sthrow OF their
grey apparel and enter the lists with
laudable spirit of competition to win in
fuence, Eealth, and respecfsbility. Il
will take time, aad require effort on
their part 10 do this, but they must do
4, and it ware well on their part if it
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-08

Tinle and tide wait for 20 man, and
ttisieqashy true Of Yankee enterprise.
TIE business of Aiemphis, iu- the sb-
sance of thsold citisens, has fallen into
The bands of comparative strangers.
ThIs stats ,of things, yea maybe sure,
is not viewed With lecnPIaeeaeg sby the
v &G#A4& j 2
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-08

courage eoasly9 testify 70 ibis. atrocities, q
gallows higher than the historical one
ef Haman's awaits him. Little eere.
monY viii be shown In dealing with
this class Of nefarious scoundrela They
deserve no mercy, aud will certainty res.
-eAiRa n0ne Extermination is decrsed
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-08

North American Insurance Co.,
Hartford, Conn Cash Assets ]
Fi'H -aua iS400, 900 90. e tssu
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-08

North American Insurance Co. of
New York. Cash Assets 500, 900.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-08
CHEZ QuAETKHsi,rsRs OyrIcx.
PHILADELPHIA Dgror, Nov. n. l1l3. )

fHiKY QuAETHHnltrsRa OrYicx. (
PBiL.pkfrriA Dyror Nov ~ TO-.
I ARGE SALE Of choice. OAk-TANNED
Ia LEATHER.
WI be sold public auction. In lots 20 sat pa'ehs.er at
the SehBykil Arsenal. PhsdcphiA ON TUESDAY, Dsoem.
Der IL, 1895, AZ 10 O'Clock a. n, superior stecs OF
PURE OAKTASSED LEATHER,
CONF rrin. - .
Leather.
5y7s sde. containing shout co GIG poundl Sole esth.r
TIA SIDE, conianing about TO- 80 pound.i Wei, Lesiher
THIS leather carefully serc..d for manufacturing army
and totees and % be cold In Consequences Of tho dis
banding Of large portion 0! the army,
Terms-Cash In Government fund.-
Protrry 10 b, moved within days from DAY Of sale
WILLIAM W. nCkIM.
Colonel and Chi-f Qpafte rus,t-r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-08

OvrIcn or rHE A. q. NJ,
wmnIS0Tos, Del, Nov ~. 1883
GALE OF SURPLUS GOVERNMENT
- MULEs-An good and ssrviessblr-" VIII bo Bold q
Public Auction at ,,,
WILMINGTON. DELAWARE.
On FRIDAY. December ..
On FRIDAY, December Is.
On FRIDAY December ~
On FRIDAY, December ~, -
200 Good and Servceable MULES.
100 On each day Of sale.
The particular attention OF purchasers called 70 the er
.ept quality Of these mules being Of good s~ In good
dton hind aud gentle aud yell broke to harueS bess the
Surplus Team Mules Of Washington Depot
Animals Sold sinsy.
Sale 10 commence 81 10 q m.
rrrms-Cssh In u. y. Currency. 1880
By order Of Bevct Brig Gen JAMES EkIN, In ehAfss
lh DIV. Y. ~ o. o. q,
G. II. GALLAGHER, Capt. and H. q N.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-08

L,OR SALE.-One ofthe finest PROPERTIES
in Wc.tche.,er County consulting Of splendid stone
msn,on three other dwellings three barns Ice house.
bennsy &c plenty Of fruit hue grove OF i9ie.s trees
river running for mile through the ground and hne farn
adapted 10 al the purposes Of Grsca farmer gentleman
Of TASTE and leisure contsnus NEARLY $40 acres OF land 50
naturally divided by the river the turnpike snd the
sired IL Ia only miles from TIA. city aud 10 minute
rom the drpo, Scar.dsle. Apply to D. '" bENEDIoi'
No pine.st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-08
missellaneous.

CRUTCHES.-First and only Premium
ewarded at the American Institute Fair and State
P.nusyv.nis 1865. HABrMAN'S PATENT ELAslIc
RUBBER CLUTCHES are pronounced by Surgeons ana
everybody else 20 be the best they are easy and cohve
lent prevent paralysis Of the nerves ard are In a
nnTivsled AGENTS wanted. Send for Circular. LOVEJOf
TAYLOR sole Manufacturers. No 476l Broadway N I.
TNXODRYING. EXHUMING and Forwarding
the remain, Of Deceased Solers inferred In the Depart
Insnt OF the South For full Particular adder
WALTER FULLER, esq,
Beaufort, :. G.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-08
Us. N PArsssTKR's Oryics.
No 70 BROADWAY. NEW. OK, Dec. 4. 49,. }
PEE SALE OF NAVY ClDIHlNI

Z. ;. n. FATHNTERs UTVics, I
No. 70 BROADWAY, NEw. OK, Dec. 4. is3
I ARGE SALE OF NAVY CLOTHING,
IL sHEETING. DUCK. MATTRESSES. BLANklTs,
kc., kc.. kci!-Wil be sold at Auction or WfDNEs.
DAY the lJih inst. the Inspection 81 Provisions and
Clothing in to Nsvyisrd. New York. commanding at u
O'Clock m. large ss'ortmrnt Of NAVY CLOIhHo &c
&C. consisting rc,s OF ss OF go Blue Cloth Pea Jackets
1s23 Bloc Cloth Round Ja0is $50 Blue ssne' 1ro~'efs.
1867 Boe Cloth Caps,
E,965 Blue fl.nnel Uvershirt'.
i7llg Rao Flannci Ubdrr,hrs
1905 Blue Flsnp.l DI,~sp
5.sg, pair. Boot. 80 raiis Nip Shoes.
BiO8 pairs Calf Shoes |. l;i pars Ne 30 Bforan.,
q Tn9 pair. " ool-n Socss,
20 sl2 yds blue flannel
Also large aoaaiiiy u Bans~y shesiins Csnvn. Dpes
Black SIX tandi efclc Cooa POCKET handieeh chiefs aid
Sewing SIN BY order Of the Chief Of sfs.s Of Provisions
and Clothing -,
other article. the Navy ard md until the day OF sale
Ternf- cas.T-u pr cent psld down. and the b..nes
the goods taken which musi be within
reasonable ssc under forfeiture Of good snd the 10
per cent deposited JNo ID OibsDS, =,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-08
%roterles ano PROVISIONS.


CELEBRATED COM
IL PRESSED YEAST.
Whoever hs, used the COMPRESSED YEAST says IL is
Nh, ONLY Yeast ever that yases quick isdres
tas.s. 10 always rsiiabk and saves time. - -
MORE THAN Do BAKERS USE 1T NOW .
For the accommodation Of ID. public We Inform thon thss
Il will be hep. for sale a, the following places;
HAiGHTa BROTHER, No 3s9 Bowefy.
GEORGE RANK, No. ~ Avenue corner IhirdG.
l. BONNER, Avenue ". corner Hthsl
LOUIS LOGES. No. II kifs,aye-
KELLY. First ave-. corner Nnrtren,h st.
A. ZESSEL, No. 3tJ Second ave. corrrr Thrt'eshst
CESS, No. $50 SevantL cornor Ninstosnth st.
MAX DONALD Ne. 426 seventh ave. cor. Thrs-hrs>st
b. BLANK No a. Eighth ave-, corner Thirty third st.
BOWkS. No so Ninth corner Thirty seventh st.
H. MANKON. No. 2s2 Tenth ave.
FLOWER STORt.. No. no Is nclsyst.
W. SCHMIDT, No. Ia Greenwich at
b. SCHMIDT. No. 1<5 0feeBwicn'st-
ADAM Guilty. No. l2J SiIihs.
H. BLECifk BRO, No. lls tenth ave. cor Fighicenthst
AND IN OTHER RESPECTABLE GROCERY SlUKES
Sole Agent fox Long Island,
South Second and Third a.. Brooklyn, y. ID.
MANDATORY, No, 3iZ aud 3Ji Wsst Eistte,nth st..
Srw.fofk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-08
CHEAP SOUTHERN HOMES for NORTH

U Urn FAMI LIES.--5DO ANTILLES WANIED.-I1DoVV
scrrs Of choice snd lands In South East
Virginia offered tor sALE by the underlined In lots 70
suit purchase Those lands ready for settlement and cu
tiva,lon having buildings Of them. Provi'ions
than they be bought in any other market conve
nient navigation aud railroads have good water beSy
and produce cotton corn wheat rye oats barley tobacco
hemp hops, potatoes and Vegetables OF all descriptions
much earlier than North Fruit Of all kinds In great va
rety Fine timber Titles perfect, Address or apply TO
FOLGER, CARTWRIGHT Co., No. " Wide "stersI'
Narolk Va.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-08
6otcls, &f.
Boaro an0 Rooms.

rI,O LET. with or without board, a Bacl
i ROOM and BEDROOM on hrs, Aoor In sentrcl hone
In Eighty ,hird third house eas, of Third ave. moth side
Inquire on the prrmi,es
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-08

BARGAINS at MfETUCHIN.-Cott one
Id acre House and fruit $780, new Cottage acre. fine
place S22o0; good House, acres Of ground, s20oO 10
acres sclas place Ave Buildings 5000 10 acres large
House orchards. 5000 All the depot; fine location
and good neshborhood. J. g. FERGnsoN,, =,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-08
6tationerp ano fanfn GOODS.

NOCHRANE" GLASS INKSTAND MANI
~ FACTORY. No. Ia winianst. N. Y.-Al Air. Of
Cpt Pressed and Plato Glass n.stand sponge Cup: Paper
WEIGHTS and Library Inkstands In Osk Ebony aud Walnut
Also Coehranr Improved Air Tight and Thermop rtsr Ink
stands At the lowest Manufacturer price" T. S-Ofdvr
/ for export promptly s'tendedts