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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-11
forces, Carriages, &r.
QuARrERnAsrER- GxNsRALs OyyIc,
FIRST DIvIaoy,
WASHINGTON CITY, February II, $50.


FIRST DIvsIoy,
WASHINGTON CITY, February H. lso
HORSES HORSES f! HORSES -
Il HORSES suitable for the Cavalry service, VII ee
purchased at Girsboro Depot, in open MARKET Till pm
l865 .
Horses will be delivered to Captain L. Lowry MoorA
NJ aud be subjected TO the usual Government injection
before being accepted. 49,.
Specifications follows: Cavalry horses must soul"
n all particulars well broken, In full nesh and good codon
from heen 5) sixteen (l6l hands high from nv ,e 20
nine ( years DID, and well adapted in every way csvsf
purposes Horses between nine ~ and ten 40 yeArni s"
II still vigorous spriehty and healthy. may be accept
Price, hundred aud sevrntyhye dollars tSIp s-en
Hours OF inspection, from a. m. TO Up. m.
Payment will be- made st this office. $4,000
JAMES A. EKlN
Colon-, in charge First Division O. Wa a.
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Family Markets.
rnE COST OF LIVING IN NETWORK.

FRIDAY March lO-P. NJ
We give below quotations ofsome ofthe lead
ing articles of food sold in small quantities ior ORDINARY
family consumption at Washington and Fulton Markets
and by the downtown traders Thenptown groeers es
necsily those In the vicinity Of Fifth and lexington
syes charge higher than here quoted. Our range
includes fair to good articles emitting cheap, stare
meats and vegetables and not embracing the ng Prr.
Maid bv some Of the first restaurants ana
for extra fine productions. Fish ere in GOOD supply
and rather cheaper Some meats are also lower on az
connt OF falling off in the demand. Butter keeps 1as
inc with large stock on hand and arriving to the no
little ANNOYANCE of farmers who refused high prices
Iast Fall Some Of them in their anxiety TO get the last
cent have lost more than l5c. per lb on their butter
Apples luxury. costing quite as much as Sasnges
AID few wears ago Sugar tea, coffee and otner gro
ccres have downward tendency with the fall In gold
Vegetables plenty and varieties are eseapsl
10 elso coming in more freely. Hot bed lettuce and
radishes are in better supply. Coal is rather higher
with light stock hand and it cannot come iorwara
in gnantty until after the opening Of the Canals "eeh
or two hence We quote;
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Mennoranda.

The 6ri. Nellie Antripi Wallace, from Nuevas for New
York which ashore the point Of Sandy Hook at
o'clock on the morning Of the 9th inst got Of In the
ming Of the day and towed to the city. She has
c,.xo nod damage.
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Sehr Tropie Bird lBrl MeDonald Casdeaas On .,.,,
and molssses, r Nevus 4 Son.
WIND--At Sunset, NV, and fresh.
BTLOW-I bark and brig, unknown.
q allied.
-btariposs, Matsnxss, Trade Wind

MARCH observation-disclosures, Matsnzas, Trade Wind
Active.
Ship Aurora
Barss-Abion, Celib.taire Charles Edwin N Abbott, N
H. CASTOR Savannah. Ellen Stevens, Stella American al,
Bnss-AuTors, Flight, Emma Ives Caroline, Florence
Zephyr.
schooners-John welch, James Hay J. n. Hine, Harriet
Bratt T. Borden, Moore, B. Wheeler. j. w. Allen C.
L. Bayes Four Sisers, Evergreen. Bonde Isaac Rich
Heaton Jenny Lind Willow Harp, Portsmoatb Z. Palmer
William Smith, NJ. NJ Norman, Cherub }. N Decker s.
Hopkins, W. II. Rutas, Thomas Holmes
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun Rises. GIG Sun Ses....602 Moon 3:t0In
HIGH wArkR TINS
Sandy Hook. 200 Gov. Island aim Hell Gate. 9s2
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O1aasteP.

The schooner r. p Pitts, Bishop from Providence WITH
shingles for New York sprung seak capzed sunk of
Plumb Island the I'd inst Crew sails Of the
ming rigging saved She registered 8 tpns was built Roc
land in 1850, where she owned.
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Dort- n)aroens' Notire.
STATE OF NEw-YoRK,

POgr-WARpEys OFFICE, No. lOt Wsllsl
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance with
N section of tie act passed i H. 1857. entitled An
Ic TO Reorgsnze the srdens Office Of the Port Of New.
YORK" to persons interested IN having charge or tho
.he following vessels under examination by toe Port
Wardeus and that the said examinations will -
DAYS succeeding this notice
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Passengers Arrived.
IN steamship Daddy Buck from NswbeTn-Generi 2. r.
Meagher and staff.
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DRINrING PRESSES FOR SALE.
i One medium drim cylinder Hoe Press, nearly rev.
Two small cylinder Hoe Presses. 3lx;c.
One med I'm Washington Hand Press, new.
One riedi. 80 Washington Hand Press
One No 3MaShngton Hand Prsss, new.
One No. Taylor Hand Press
one Csp Hand Prcs,
Manted-Drum cylinder Hoe Press 3lSa.
Double cylinder Hoe Press
address FARMER. LITTLE Co,
Type Founders, Nos. % and oS Beekmsn.I. v
DORTABLE STEAM ENGINE and BOILER
WANTFD-:5 TO 80 horse power must b. IN good oder
address Boz No sO0 New Yok Post Office. with price sgd
description.
CEWING MACHINES-All the best StW-
~ ING.MACHINES tnswl for SALE and 10 RENT. Nsa
Machines bought exchanged and repaired.
p. H. DIAMOND, No. $50 Broadway. NJ
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Anoken.

IT, s. gunboat Tsllshsssee cruisng-ls inst. of Tortus
Bark 81, Ursula, from Rio Janeiro for New Yofk15h u
of 81. Thomas.
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yfog Oar Special Correspondent. soc.
HFW.YORK CENTRAL RAILROAp.


The proceedings of a majority of the Senate
IN caucus upon the bin removing restriction on CeptTal
Railroad fares though not yet finally Determined sie
Known to foreshadow pretty clearly the loss OF the b
No resolution adopted in reference TO The matter at
either Of the stings of the caucus which were hed
YESTERDAY but il is known that the leading non mem
bers from different sections Of the State declared them
selves infexiby opposed 10 the bill. and at the "a
3oprned SESSION to be held tbs afternoon il Is probable
that the matter will be brought 10 termination Inc
caucus Lac been held thus Ear with closed doors Du'
enough hes trsnspred tois proceedings ~ JUSTLY
abe statements above made.
THE EEAITT BILL.
The Health Bill the ip substance a. that before
che Senate was reported this morning in the Assembly
There has been considerable apprehension felt that IN
,epO5t would be withheld on account of diversity o'
opinion among the members OF the Committee until Il
period 700 late for ts passage but this action nsufes
ss passage.
In the Senate TIE bill has been again altered in one
Of it's essential features the Board is now to consist of
four members. Of whom three are 10 be physicians.
This modification Is made conform the bill TO the
views Of those who deem il improper that in matter
ofthis nature there should be any possibility Of party
spoendsncy in the governing Board.
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Hlarhinerr.

MACHINERY FOR SALE.-Two new hon
WI zonal, sx horse STEAM ENGINES, OF equal tiLa.n
,ions; avsr-,y u MOORES PATENT FAN BLOwkE
one SLIDE LATHE. feet in hong l6-inch swing sira
LING kERR, MsehiDists. Nos. $40, IA and Jb WV
r,x.p
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Ai,etl.smsni.
LACE Curtains.
New Persian styles iust received
g. l.. A }. y. ksLrs No. 3S' Broadway.
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adyor,isemos,
WINDOW SHADES,
Gold. Holland 80 style Shade FItlr-s Il reduc.
prices G.. l.. ]. y. krLry, No. 80 Broadway.
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COURT or GENERAL sEssIONs--MArcH 10 Before
tity Juds. Rran-
JOHN Iicmcy, burglary III the third degree.
State Prison y'Lrs
John Moore. burglary the ,sd degree State Prison two
years
Joseph Brnosn Stty larceny. Peui.n, cir months .rd
I 100 hne.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-11
view Tork Markets.

EKs YoEK. FEB. 10.
CoTToE-HeAVy and lover s64sTe for Md
ding.
FLOUE-lOc better for common And medium
~radss eth a great deal more doiEg, but good
brands are duu; . 1893 IS for Extra STATE; 70 81
an 10 for Extra Roaua Hosp Ohio. aDd II Is
ali SO for Trads Brands; closing steady with no
sellers at inside quotations
WHIsKY-Westsrn = (; duh aad lover
WHEAT-Ia2c bsttsr, but no milling demand
AfabeF Winter westsrn IS; Chicago spring -
ssovsrnm snt for old Mixsd Western.
OATs-l n for Western dall.
PETROLEUM Dull &s for Crude, GO for Re
Sad IN bond, Azd sss for dc. free
MOLAssES-Dnil-
WoOL-Qnist.
PORK-Prtme Ness hrmsg, bat not very sctive
szass 800 bbis - 1887 Is for nsN Mess - @
1z5 30 for '63 and % do, eAah aud regular way
elosi x 81 IS % cash; - oa9s9 50 for Primes Aad
- 75gs1s % fer prime Mes.
BEEF-etaa&y; - 50BZ2 % for PLATA Mes
81 0og24 for extra Meas.
BEEF HAMs-Qaist 81 "a oe1-3 -
DRESSED HoGs-FiFn At Is519f65< tos Wee
BAcox-Quist At 2oa7o5z fer Cumberland cat,
ana z05< for long cut Hans
CUT aEATs-MOFs sstivs Shoulders l78i7lt
is4z2e for Hams.
IAED-isazs, rafhef hrnsr.
BUTTER-Firu az s5e}fs Tor ohiot and "a
s. tor state.
CHEssE-oulst II IAsl22e.
MOSET-EssY At 6es1 psr rsas large supply.
sTERLIHG-Daii sna lower Al os1z,9t oss4
GOLD-Duli and loser opsalng At ii1s, De-
Ginning to 2 1913, closing At 1915.
GOVERNMENT sTOCKS-shKds frTasr. and
me8s aetivss s.. 81, csuFSas, l0x s-sofs ecu
pous, 0s5s ie-tos, Coupons, GA.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-11
Cedron Bitters

One trial and yor viii neger Use any others
IL IL not neeessAry % publish ioaz list Of dis
Aasss for whieh the Ccdron Bitters = specific.
In all diseases q the STOMACH, bow
ELS, LIVER OR KIDNEYS
In all azscfious q the BRAIN DEPEND
ING UPON DERANGEMENT OF
THE STOMACH Or BOWELS
In GOVT, RHE AND NEE-
RALGIAg
Ana in FEVER AND AGUEg
Ftis destined 20 sapsrcede all ether remedies. IL
net enly cures these diseases, but Il FxEvKE-F
thsm-
vine glass fun q the Bittsrs tAksn Al hour
before each msal viii obviAte the IA sEsets OF ths
3 nest unhealthy climate, and screen the person
taking It against disease under the mo4t trying
/ eqposurss-
scid By Druzxfsts and Grocers gsnsrAliy.
nEDr. JOHN B0LL's Principal Osscs. Fifth
T strest. Louisville. KY
soIa by PETER yTKRLLz G.
fsbs Sole Agent. EvARsyills- Ind
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-11
news from Rebel Papers.

WAsHIxGrox, Feb. l0-The Govern
ment received the followiug dispatch
this morning:
cITY PoINH, Va, Feb .
The Richmond papers Of &c day con-
tain no news Trey aave no intelli-
gence from Sherman,
General Terrell, OF Georgia, vas kill
ed in the fight OF Tuesday
The Senate, BY an almost unanimous
vote, rejected the bill putting Two han
bred thousand negroes in the arm.
The Whig says the Canton, Miss. ,,
/ Citizen has heard l. intimated by gen
tIemen of intelligence that il IS alto
9ether probable that no further efort
will be made to hold the country betwesl
the YaEoo and Big Block rivers, or Il
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-11
LVonss MATaaArnoN.

kAtAaiFoa is nom the Grsek word "KAthro.. -
Aathsire.' slgnifying 10 olsAnsa, reIusinais and
restore. This article Il what It's nAms signiass.
For preserving, restoring aud beAutifying the
human hslr II is ths most rsmaakabls psrsreffoa
"a the world. Il Il again Owned and put W By
the original FsepristOr. aad is no= made via ths
sane cars. skin aad attantion which gave u
sale oesssr oas miliion BEETLES Per ahHan.
10 T. = most delightful hair Erssslns
IL srAdioAtss scarf and dAndran.
II KEEPS the heaA cool and clASA.
- mskss the hair, rich. sost and glossy.
II pEsxsRta the heir fron falling osf and tara.
Tag gray.
~ restores hair upoa haiA hsAAs
Any Lady or gsntlsmsn who values b.auflfai
hssd ofhAir shouid ne LyOn'a Ksfhsirsn. Itis
known sd u throughout the olvillssd World
Sold By all resF~ctabis dealers
DEhAs 4 BARNES a co.. Hsw voFa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-11
WILLIAM REAvIs,
Attorney ut Law and U. s. Claim
Arnnf

Il authorized by the Government to procure Pen.
sions, Bounty Money, Back Pay, Bounty Land
Claims Tor HoRsEs and other PEoPEKrY destroyed
while in ~ service Of the Government. and all
claims, of Whatever Kind nature against the
United States.
Bounty tor Discharged S0ldlersl
BY an amendment TO the Bounty Law, passed At
thu last session Of Congress, IAN soldiers or
other persons who have Bees shall hereafter be
discharged within ave from the dats Of their
enlistment, by efwounds received In battle,
shall receive the same Bounty as though they
served two years"
once e5lS Main Street, over Keller Gun store.
opposite the Cours aoase. EvansviIls, Indiana.
Correspondents must enclose stamps.
Ns-6ood references given n required. mh2s
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-11
Dyspepsia,

al 10 attendant train Of symptoms, u acts more
charm than = msdictne- Their IL nothing
IN the range Of the HatsriA Msdioa, that for Eo-
nsnt bear comparison With IL ia tkis disease.
A full account Of this wnpdsrfri piaat may be
isznt IN the itth edition Of the T. 8. Dispsnsato-
~. pages Iss7 and zsss.
= series Of experimen = in witch pr. Ball has
- Esr years engaged, has just bosn brunght to
saesessfE ssrHsinst ion, and Be IL nos snablsd e.
oser % the publie combination Of Cedron, with
rthsr approved tonics, the whoie preserved In tha
bsst quality Of ooppsr-distflied Bourbon whisky
stch he is eonhasat has no equal IN the world-
: might furnish Tul1me Of certificates, b1E
/. public have long since ls4rned 70 estimate
zsags st their true value Tbs SAFEST plan iss for
every one to test foe himself the virtues Of rev
medicine Give
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-11
Cincinnati Markets.

CrxcTsSATI. Feb. 10.
FIOUR-UrehAngsd suPerine IS AxtrA
0o4s IS high grades 5O9ll -
wHEAT-sts4dy; / ses1 g for Bed
CORS-Unchangsd-
OATS-EnchAnge1
Rye soAI s.
BAELEY-Bsster demand; 600 bbis prime fan
sold at ! zeal s..
WHfsKY-aIs with sales 5oa bbls-
PRUvfsIONS-Rather nrrnsr. Mess To- =
..is-tI. - "a 001zsT so but holders asked 3 %.
A good demand for Lard AZ the close, ans -
tjsrce. sold at q for country. and 2l1z9-l54 iof
citv Bulk Meats ia better demand, sspeciaiiy
for Shoulders, a. l51z9ls- A good eemAsa Iot
sHxsr Cured Hans al Is, eanrasssd. and q for IN
cAbgassed.
CUFFEE-Firm At 4484s.
GOLD-2 %.
sELVER-l 81.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-11
Ynopsis ID &c PrssIdent,s message.

synopsis of she Presidents Message.
WAsHISGrox, Feb ia message
was received from the President relating
to the Peace Conference. he says:
Mr. Blair, although going to Richmond
with his consent, had no authority 10
speak or act for the Government Mr..
Davis wrote a letter through him ex-
pressing his readiness to send or re
ceive Commissioners Mr Lincoln sub
sequently expressed himself to the ef-
feet that he was willing 70 receive the
gentlemen informally appointed, with q
view 10 secure peace on the basis Of our
common country.
The particulars are given how the con-
ference was brought about Partica-
lar instructions we're given as 20 how
the Confederate Com missioners should
pass through our lines, promising con-
duet and protection. They we're expIie-
lily told that it was to be an informal
conference on the basis already mem
toned. The Commissioners wrote let
tiers saying they wished to. confer on the
subject OF the existing war and on what
terms it may be terminated. Supposing
the proper point hao ueen re4eh6a4 the
President dispatched Secretary Seward
to meet the Commissioners, with iGstruc-
tons TO confer on the basis Of the recon
struction Of national authority. No re-
ceding By the executive on the slavery
question; no cessaiiAp Of hostililies
short Of the end Of the war and disband-
ing Of rebel forces Seward was fur
Their instructed that be was not 70 con-
elude any arrangement The President,
/ IN the meanwhile, sent orders 10 Gen.
Grant not 10 delay military operations
/ Seward communicated with the Presi-
! dent and the latter went down on repre-
sensations Of Gen. Grant, having previ-
ously received a dispatch stating that
| the Commissioners bad accepted the
proposed terms on which the conference
was to take place The Commissioners
said in a note that their earnest desire
was just and honorable peace, and they
we're ready. TO submit or receive propo-
sitions for that purpose. In accepting
passport they were not TO be understood
as admitting apart from the object o.
their mission.
No papers we're exchanged ct the con
ference. which ended without result.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-11

has becems hossshold vord throughout the
West and South AID hts Wsrm LozanKes. IN less
than year amer their Introduction, attained q
reputation e. vide spread the eontinsnf Of
North AmsricA. Bet the ero~ log glory Of his
la rnains TO be attained In his latest discovery
or rather combination: fer be does not claim 70
have been the dlseovsFsr of CEDRoN. which y the
basis OF this bifters nov offered 10 the public
That honor belongs TO the native inhabitants o.
CentrAi Amsrisa, 10 whom Is virtnss hkxa been
knssu for mere thza twe hundred years Afu ID
vita st. the IadiAa bids defiance % the mosi dad
" Malaria Aaa handles without faF she Hssss
oraoas serpeats. II IL belief With them that
while there ts brcath len IN thu BODY, the Sedrcn
is potent % cure, no matter shat ths disease MAJ
BE-.
While Or. BAH Is not prepared 20 indoEss this
sxtrAvsEsBf pFetsasioa. be l. Bsxsrfhsless salts
hed from thorough sxAmiEation Of ahs sTtdents
relative - is virtnes, that ~ remedy and pre-
tentative for al dissases arising from sxVosuret
either 70 TEE changes az weafhsr aaa eimsts, OF e
the miAsn&tie iuausnCss, IL stands without = ~
val, Snd Justly deserves the reputation u he's -
Souz enjoyed in CeRtFsl America aad the West In
- Ia
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-11
BUILDING.
Green Bellamy,
RHTHD " ~

MOULD RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE TO
w the building community Of Evansville Ahaf,
having disconnected himself from sh. nrSn Of
Liant Bro. & Co.. returns his sincere thanks for
al past favors and so1icifS contin uanes Of pub
lie patrenAge he is still IN the cid line Of bail
hess an q win be able TO take contracts IN TIE
erteke1t ding line. Being for many years in this
easiae=s Evansville, he feels ccuh1sat be can
saittas dsAaads. and Il also able to give aeuTAie
&reo1sss IN surveys or measurements Of any sized
euisai2gs entrusted 70 his supsriptsadscee- Also,
PztfsSzar asesnTtes stvsn 70 siNtizg. seS-tv
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-11
HOME INTERESTS.

TO rHsnoiANs-If yOa wish TO purchase pure
Drugs, Medicines, and Chemicals Al small ad.
vanos on Eastern prices, so and examine KRLLEA
WHlrH's stock, where you viii and every Arti-
ole that is needed by the profession, and a. prices
shieh cannot all to give satisfaction. Their
store Is At No, "a Main street uaAy4d6wtf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-11

Try the ceiebrAted
PLANTATION BTTTKEs.
which ArO aoS reeommended By the highest ned.
cal authorities, and warranted to peoenos an En-.
sa.sssi, beasssisi eject. They are szessding.y
agreeable, Ieriee-ly pare. snd nass supsrcssd ali
ether lenios where healthy. ssatis ssinslsns Is
required.
They Furify. streogthsa and issl9erAis
They create healthy Appstiss.
They Hrs an aasidots - change Of wAisr All
diet.
They overcome the sascss 81 ai.sipssioa and
late houFa
Taey strengthen the systsm Asd calves the
the mind.
They prevent alasIaasie and intermittent o.
vsru.
They purify the breath saa asidisy Of The
stomach.
hey cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure DiarrAsa and cholsrA Mereua.
They care Liver Complaint ana Nervous
Headache.
They nAks the WAX strong. the iAaguia bril-
lissi. aud are exhausted natures great rsstorsr.
They are composed Of the oslsarAssa oAisays hark,
win1ssgrcsn, sAs~AfsAs. roets and herbs. ell pre-.
serssd Ia perssetly pars So croix rum. FOr par
teaiArs, So eirenlArs Aad tsstimosiAls areand
aseh Aottla.
Beware Of imPostorn. ExAmins svsry bostis
sse that is hAs cur private Q. s. Stamp unnutt-
lated over the cora, with plantation seems, and
our signature on hns stsel plAts side label. Sc
that our bottle Il net re-hlled With spurious ana
dslessrioas stag Any psrsea rrsesndiag 20 sell
Plantation Bistsrs By the gallon or In bah. is "a
lnpsaioF. Any psrson initiating this Aottle. Or
selling any other material therein, whsthsr called
Fanatics BistsFs or net, IL criminal andsr ths
Z. .. Law, and vii b 30 prosecuted By Us We
Alrssdy have cur eye on several parties Fs-6ilins
cur bottles. &c. whs viii succeed IN getting
theRselves into eloss quarters. TIE demand fes
DrAks's Plantation bltters IRON lasl.a. elsrgy-
men. merchants, Ae., is incredible. Ths simpls
trial Of bottle is the evidence rrrsens Of thai
worth Aad superiority, TAey ars sold By all ~
speOsAhls sruggists, groosrs, Physicians. hotsls.
saloons. steam bo@ts, and country stores.
p. n. DRAKE 90.
Ne. 302 Broatway. n. Y.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-11

DIsE EASES OF TIE NERVOUS. SEMINAL,
Urinary, and Sexual sysssms-nsE and reliable
trestnsnt--ia Reports Of the h0WAED ASso-
CITATION. Sent By mail ia sealed letter snvsi-
opes, frss Of ehsrgs. Address DB. ,. sKILLih
HOUGHTON, Howard Association, No. South
Ninth Street., Phiis1sIphis, Pa
arrI1GA hLMiEa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-11

protec: the Mississippi Central Railroad,
but that our lines will be moved so as
70 hold tie Mobile and Ohio Railroad.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-11
SPECIAL NOTICE.

Volunteers, read this.-For the ssrAnss-
nasnt Of the system, change Of diet, wounass
sores, bruises and eruptions, 70 which every VOL
untser Is liable, there are 10 remedies 90 sac
convenient and sure az HolIowsy's Pflis and
Oipifasnt, thoroughly tested in the Crimsan asd
italian campaigns. II the reader Of this little
"noties " cannot get box Of Pills or Ointment
from the brug Store in his place, let him write to
me, 81 Maiden Lane, enclosing the amount, and
will mail box free Of expense. Many dealers
viii not keep my medicines on hand because they
cannot make IS much profit ~ 81 other persons
make. % cent?, % esHis. and 81 40 per box or
pot. f.b2-1wa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-11
THE VERY LATEST
TELEGR APH-
Partially TO omeers OF ths Regular
Army.

Partially TO Omeers OF thS Regular
Army.
New YoEK, Feb. 9-The Washington
correspondent of the Commercial con-
plains of the partialiiy shown at the
War Departments for officers Of the reg
ular army, most Of whom, instead Of
being in the field, where their services
are urgently demanded, and where they
would be of advantage, owing to their
education in warfare, have been placed
in pleasant positions out Of harm way,
drawing allowances for quarters, rations
and other extras, which 90 TO swell their
pay. Out Of ], l4l Of such officers, only
2l3 are on duty.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-11

Can. Palmer Assigned TO the Coma
mand OF Kentucky.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 9--Msjor General
Palmer, who is now IN Washington, has
been, it is said, assigned to command
the Department Of Kentucky, in place
of Gen Burbridge.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-11
CARD.

ne uussrssxnsd barring sold OF sis eatifs ssoSs
Of Rad Mads Cfstbiug. sne sentls tAsns e
nishinz Goods, and rstsFa1 fro1 t1s p1. lla
srs.x 1880 g. grateful acknowledgement
- ~. -,--.-cr. frsen1E and customers Tor thsti
rs.t pstreuAzs % literally sxteseed % ntsn, sns
Ir--td rsaoecrfuIIy rscomnsnd Mss.rs- IeIleT
&C.. whs have sasosedsd am y ne -
- - new prepared 70 fzrnlsn % thss esa-
-s----- $3.50 IN fhsir iins, Of ths - hea
on.iifTs ssd g fa~ @sss sA@srzbls prices.
go - D. LToH.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-11
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