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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-10

New YORK, March 9-The steamer
Fulton from Port Royal, reports that
the steamer Illinois had sailed for foint
Lookout with rebel prisoners.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-10
STEREOSCOP ES
AND
StereOScOplc Views.

OF these We have an immense assortment inclu
ding War Scenes American and Foreign Cities
and Landscape, Groups Statuary Sc, SC Al
50 Revolving StereoscOpes for public OF private
exhibition Our Catalogue will be stut 70 any
address on receipt Of stamp.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-10

PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS.
We were the Rrst 20 introduce these into the
United States. and we manufacture immense
quantities in great variety ranging IN price from
81 cents 70 81 each Our ALBUMS have the
reputation Of being superior in beauty and du.
ratility 10 any others They will be sent By
mail FREE on receipt Of prize.
~ Fine Albums mad % order. al
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-10
Card Photographs.
). coo COPIES OF WORKS OF Art.

IncludiBg reproductions Of the most celebrated
EngTsvings, Paintings, Statues, &c Catalogues
semi ca receipt Of stamp. An order for One
Dozen Picturss from our Catalogue vii be flled
ON the receipt Of % and sent by mail FKEE
PhGtograPhers and others ordering goods ".
d. win please remit twenty fTe per cent Of the
amount with their order
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NanaJaSfSySEs of PkaegTaDkte HdtriaiE ,
501 BRoiDwAY, sIN YoKK.
= The prices and quality Of cur goods can
not fal to sstisfy. decl7.ly
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-08-24
Auction Sales.
ID y 3 L I c. S A l. B .

n=, Will be sold at Public Auction, on
f:i Wednesday, the 9Th dag Of Septenober, 1865,
At Il o'clock, a. m, in front or the Mayors
Office. st the Market Building, the following
described property-to wit, VIZ:
The three-story BRICK BUILDING, tin
roof No. 76, King st., Alexandria, Va, now
occupied by Mes5rs. Grossmayer 8 Co., and
fronting on King street thirty (20) feet, ten
and-a- quarter (10i) inches, and extending
southwardly, one hundred QO0) feet. to
twenty (20) feet alley, with the right OF way
over said alley, and subject 10 9n annual rent
(12O) dollars This location is inferior to no
other in the city as place Of business The
store room occupies the whole front, and ex-
tends to within about six feet Of the Southern
extremity. It is fitted up for an extensive
dry goods business, and has always been oc-
cupied as such.
2. The undivided one fourth part Of a lot Of
ground on South East corner of Madison and
Fairfax Streets, AIoxandra. Va, fronting
South on Fairfax Street Sixty co., feet and
extending eastwardly into the Potomac River,
to the Port Warden's line.
8. The two story brick dwelling house and lot
of ground No 70 Prince Street. Alexandria,
Va, fronting on Prince Street, twenty (20)
feet, and running back northwardly, one
hundred Q00) feet and now occupied by Fir.
John Arnold.
The terms Of sale will be as follows, VIZ: One
third of the purchase money in Cash: the re-
mainCor in four equal instsllments, ct three:
six. nine and twelve months, with interest from
the dav of sale The deferred payments to be
secured BY a deed OF trust on the premises
The title is believed to be unquestionable, but
the undersigned conveys only such title a5 Is
vested in him as trustee.
ANDREW JAMESON,
Trustee for Bryan, Adams & Co,
je 7-wtaug1 9&dtd and for Bryan & Adams
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-08-24
OH A1exandria Gazette
THURSDAY EVENING, AUGUST q.
VIRGINIA NEWS.

meeting has been held in Richmond, III.
vit;np the President of the y. 5. to Visit ''lS''
CITY. recommending mass meeting y % -.
the sentiments of the people on theli p'o'oae
political condition, appointing committees Is, u
arran cement and on resolutions, &c: W. ~
oonn,ittee Of arran gements are Il. Exal' ",
Goddin, +. D. Crenshaw, Z. Il. HoWlsol' '''O
.Tobn Enders. Committee on hesolu'lo'''.
.1,,aaa Meredith. r. I. Daniel, I. Il. AyIe1I'
NJ Smith Robert Ridgeway, and Il. W.
Hughes oa 7,,r;,,o
Tuesday afternoon the walls OF an unnnlsheo
bnlding on Fourteenth street, in hlchmono'
were blown down, burying the workmen De-
meath the ruins. Two white men were Sc
riously injured, and a negro laborer Killed.
The pardon lately granted to Ale3anoeE
Dudley, president Of the York River kaA'fo o.,
has been recalled by the President Inc
cause Of the revocation is unknown.
The Government n chine shops at Nor1olk
houa boon discontinued and the hands ali CHS
charged bv an order from Washington
During the present year two OF tae nost
efficient instructors in tie Medical College OF
Virginia at Richmond have dled-Dr' James
H. Conway, Professor Of Obstetrics, ana IT.
Charles Bell Gibson, Professor OF surgery
The places rendered vacant by the den1se OF
these distinguished members OF the profession
have been supplied by the election Of III,
Hunter Mcclure, of Winchester, to the chalr O.
surgery. and DR.. r. I. Coleman: OF ZACH
mond. to the chair of obstetrics.
VIM. f Watson, an old member OF the Rich
mond bar, and for many years the Y. D.
Commissioner for the Eastern District OF 'a''
died at the residence Of his son-ln-laW: IN
Boston, few days ago.
Mr.. John Wood, is a candidate tor the
Legislature in Albemarle county.
Col. E. T. Tayloe, of King George county
is a candidate for Congress from the First
District.
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Letter From Gen. Joseph E. Johnston.
from the Fredericksburg Ledger
BUFFALO SPRINGS,
MHnr nNp1rpc COIINTY, Va
MEcKLENBURG COUNTY, Va,

July II, 1865.
Won ask nv ''views of the future course and
future interests Of US ALL y The case is SO plain
that very little can be said or written upon it.
We Of the South referred the questions at
issue between US and the United States to the
arbitrament of the sword. The decision has
been made and it is against US. We must
acouiesce in that decision, accept 1t as hnal,
and recognize the fact that Virginia is again
one of the United States. Our duties and
interests coincide. We shall consult the one
and perform the other by doing all we can to
promote the welfare OF QUE nelgihbors and
kindred and TO restore the prosperity OF the
countrv. We should at one commence the
duties Of peaceful citizens by entering upon
some useful pursuit, qualifying ourselves to
vote. if possible-and at the polls cur votes
should be cast for conservative men-nen who
understand and will maintain the interests OF
Virginia as one Of the United States. This is
the course which [ have recommended 10 all
those with whom | have conyersed on the
subject and is that which [ have adopted for
myself as far as practicable Very truly
yours, .. "a. ooHNSION.
Bya recent census the population in Chica-
is found to be IT. 956, an increase Of s, 1852
during the past year.
Yesterday morning negro man, named
Moses Brooke, was taken into custody in
Baltimore on complaint of a gentleman named
Arnold, from Broad Neck, Anne Arundel
county, who charged him with having attempt
ed a heinous crime on the person Ola SMALL
child, daughter Of complainants brother, aged
only five years.
J. w. Sherman, our CONSUL at Prince
Edward Island died on the 18th Of August Of
congested lungs.
The subjects of Paper Currency, and fnan-
cial affairs, are beginning to excite more attention
than ever, and to be more and more discussed
in the public prints, and by the community
generally.
A man named Cohn has been arrested in
Georgia, for attempting to bride General
Grosvenor, with $4,000, to decide a certain
question as to the title of lot of cotton in his
favor, confessed his guilt, bad ST., 900 Of the
money turned over to the poor Of Augusta, and
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g. y B Ii G \ 3 G T [ O II

VIII be sold at Public Auction, on ITcdnes-
dag, the 9Th dag Of September, 1865, at twelve
O'Clock NJ in front ofthe Mayors Office, at the
Market Building, the following described
/ The IHREE STORY BRICK DWELL
ING HOUSE, (double) and LOT, No. IS n.
Fairfax street, between Cameron and Queen
streets, the house fronting on Fairfax street,
about 50 feet, and in depth about 80 feet
The lot fronting on Fairfax street, about 81
feet and in depth about 80 feet.
2 The THREE STORY BRICK and SLATED
BUILDING and LOT, with the adjacent
outbuildings, on the east side of Water street,
No. IS the house fronting on Water street,
about 50 feet, and in depth about &c feet,
the lot fronts on Water street, about 10 feet
and in depth about 1873 feet.
The TIL RFF STORY BRICK and SLATED
BUILDING and LOT on the west side Of
Union street, between Princess and Oronoco
streets, the house fronting on Union street
about 50 feet, and in depth about 45 feet
The lot fronts on Union street, about 81 feet,
and in depth about $50 feet.
A LOT OF GROUND on Thompsons alley
in therear Of + TO- l, having front on the said
alley of twenty-five feet and in depth eighty
eight feet.
Anv person wishing to examine the premises
can do so dy calling on the undersigned.
ONE HUNDRED AND FUURTEEN
Ola SHIRES or THE STOCK or THE
TiTL IAN OLl-1-' CiL CO-hI ~ L w I'LL"
EXANDRIA.
G TEN (l0) SHARES OF THE STOCK OF
THE POTOlIIC ms TRANCE CONPI-
ny or ALEXANDRIA,
T FIFTEEN (15) SHARES OF THE STOC
or THE EACHANGE BANK Of TIR-
GINA.
s ONEHUNDRED (100) ,gHARES or THE
STOCK OF THE ALLEGANT INNING
COMPANT OF NARTLAND
8 ONE II INDEED AND TWENTY EIGHT
(l2S) SHARES OF THE STOCK OF THE
IIARINE INSURANCE COMPINI OF
ALEXANDRIA,,
Terms of Sale-One fourth of the purchase
money in cash. The remainderin three equal
instalIments payable at six, twelve and eigh
teen months with interests fromthc day of sale.
The deferred payments to be secured by deeds
of trust. ANDREW J JAMESON,
Executor Of Robert Jameson,
iy 21-1awtaugl 9adtd Deceased,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-08-24

DOTOMAC HERRING-25 bbls Potomac
Herring in store and for sale by
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-08-24

pUBLIC SALE.-To al whom it may cou-
l Germ: On Saturday, the Sd of September,
1863. shall sell at Public Auction, for cash,
Chestnut Sorrel HORSE, l Black Horse, and
one small mouse colored Mule, at the Market
square-for Livery on the same.
aug Pilots DAVID BROJGHTON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-08-24

GALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
- Win be offered for sale on the 9Th day Of
1st-A THREE STORY d W ELLING, No.
127, King St. The house contains Is rooms and
is so arranged that the lower floor can be con-
verified into commodious store.
2d-A TWO-STOR4 BRICK HOUSE, sit
uated on the south side Of King, between
Payne and West Streets at present occupied by
Richard House.
3d-A LOT adjoining the above on the west.
4th-FOUR BUILDING LOTS on east side
Of Payne street, between King and Cameron
less, and running back Is feet inches
9Th TWO BUILDING LOTS on West
side of Water street, between Queen and Prin;;
cess streets, fronting east II feet inches and
running back 1913 feet inches
Terms made known on day Of sale when
plat will be exhibited JAS. P. SMITH.
aug 14-dtd
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-08-18

The Abolition candidate for Cover
nor OF Ohio, General Cox, married the
daughter Of the late President Finney,
formerly OF Obcvlin College. in which
blacks and whites are admitted uH
equal terms. Greeley cites this fact
as a proof that he must be sound on
the niggcr voting question.
Change of position, according to
the Richmond Times, is a white man
;srJVlLg = cob, Will q Big eerc inside
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-08-18
ADJrrANT GENERAL OFFICE,

tlt TIC Information of this commend:
WAC DEPARTMENT.
ADJrTANT GENERALS OFFICE,
"AsH;>GToH. JULY 20, 1853
GENERAL ORDERS, NO. 1913.
L. Commanders of Military Departments
arv authorized TO grant leaves OF absence
ifor twenty days 10 officers serving RAIDER
them. \ Division Commander may, on the
recommendation OF the Department Com
mandcr, extend such leave thirty days.
Further extension, Il recommended, must
hc forwarded ior the decision of the proper
authority To the AdjT:ant General of the
Army. In other respects, Article XNI.
govern the subject Of leaves OF absence to
officers.
IL. division Commanders are alone all
tlloriZed to discharged reGimental officers
OF volunteers wi:o tender their designations
through the proper channels, according to
existing regulations.
Ill. Gnless i'll cases OF lassignmcnt
made in orders IRON the Adjutant- Generals
Office. which Will Aot be changed without
authority from the same source, Division
Commanders are authorized to assign Sc-
neral and staff officers, on duty under them,
in such way as their services may be most
required.
". Monthly Returns of Military Depart
mcnts Will be sent direct to the Adjutant-
General on the army and to Division Head
quarters Division Returns, except OF the
staff At Headquarters, will not be required
BY the AdjUtant-(iencral OF tho Army.
~ order Of the Secretary "t War,
l.. j.. TOWNSEND, y. a. &.
Ey command Of
MAJ. GEN. @. A. GIL1..IOEE.
W. l.. u. BURGER, a. \. q.
=, : Isssl.~ :syt asth I.''s. c. T., A.
= e.: tUg j. 5
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Headq'rs Mu. Div. of the Atlantic,

JULY Is, 1865.
GENERAL ORDERS NO. 2l
N accordance with instructions from tho
Il War Department. the following order is
promulgatc to this command.
BY command Of Mai. Con. MLADE.
Gro. D. RuGGIEs, ASST Adjt Gen.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
ADJUTAST GES2RAI.'s OFFICE,
Washington, Jul; II, 1865.
Special ORDERS, 40. 80.
[Est.uc'.]
II. Bv direction Of the President. the fol-
lowing officers are hereby dishonorably dis
missed the service OF the United States,
with forfeiture of all pay and allowances, Of
dates set opposite their rcspectivo .lan:os,
for violation of orders and .leg.ctt OF duty,
IN aNo,cing UtrH' regiments 10 0isba,ld, hlUs
delaying the payments and .tinM discharge
Mereot, eo.do,vassi,lg the p,lJlir SerUice, aid
cu,ssing suffering aud ocOnyenience TO The
eulisled n,ca mndcj Mei,. coAlJol:
Colonel I. G. Edwards, SD massachusetts,
Volunteers, Jnlv !, 1865
Colonel ". $. King, 4th Massachusetts
Heavy Artillery, June II, 1865.
Commanding Generals of Military Divi-
sions and Departments will promulgate this
order to their respective copnandS.
BY order of the Secretary of War:
f. D. TOWNSEND, Il. 4. e.
Aug 1G
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Taxes! Taxes

IT is absolutely necessary that the CITY
L TANES be collect, (, w,'hou. farther d.
lay. MIR. Daniels will be fonnd III the City
Hall, or Odd Fellows School iloua@, anI Is
Authorized 10 receive taxes.
JAMES 8. TIHEla,, Mayor
Aug i6+
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Headers 9TH Sub.District.
MIL. u ST. OF CHA'S'N, D.

MIL. u ST. OF CHAS'N, D. OF S. c.,
orn C1LoM15A, = ! y $; C., Aug; 7, 1865.
T THE Mayor and City Council Of Co.
ali taxes. sessed for t!.c benefit Of the city.
II: The funds collected in such manner
WILL De expended .oc the support Of the poor
and destitute, and ior the Water Works and
ot1cr necessities. BY order Of
Lieut.. Col. \. HAUGHTON, Cong.
JoHS WALTON, Lieut.. and a. A. A. 6.
Aug Is 1 S
ddqrs. Mil. District Of Charleston,
CHARLESTON, S. c., AUGUST 10, 1865.
GENGRAL ORDERS, NO. 81.
nRDitRS having been received at these
~ Heuoduartcrs for the muster out of the
54th and 55th Nass. Vols. and 1st Ohio Vet.
Vol. Cavalry, all Officers and Enlisted
Men OF these Regiments will immediately
rejoin their commands. The 5tth Mass.
Vols. will be rcndcZvoused ut Mount Plea
SAINT, the 55th, Ma*s. Vols. at O-angeourg,
ana the Battalion os the 1st Ohio Vet. Vol.
Cavalry, serving in this District, at the
Charleston Race Course.
BY commando of
BREvT Maj. GEN. JOHN Z. HATCH.
LEONARD 8. PERRY, A. y. &.
Official: f. H.iRR1s JEwET1, Lieut.. 55th
Mass. Vols, 4. "a. A. G.. Aug 169
Headq's Nil Dist. Of Charleston.
CHARLESTON, S. C., AUG. 5, 1865.
GENERAL ORDERS, NO. SIS.
The following Paragraph from the Re-
'viscd army Regulations edition of 1862 is
hcr.-ov published for ths information and
SGidanc. Of ali concerned
Any officer who snail fail to comply with
said Para;sraph VIII suffice, himself to t1iul
for ClSObeGicnce of orders
''Par. 463 Officers on detached duty will
r@'or;, Elnonlhiy, TO the Commanders of
then Posts, OF their Regiments or Corps,
and to the Adjutaut General, their staticas,
t,le nature of their duties, and the authority
piael3G thnm thereon: likewise any change
"l address" BY command Of
Dcev. Maj. Gun. +. P. HATCH.
LEONARD y. Pi:hHI \. \. G.
Official: +. HARRIS J1:wi:I1, LIST Lieut.. and
A a a. Il. aug 16
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Hdqrs. Dept. of South Carolina

H!LION HEAD, S. G., AUGUST 9, 1868
GENERAL ORDERS, SO. ILL.,
TENhE following General Orders from tho
4 Wa: Department, arc hereby publish.d d
tlI TIC Information oi this commend:
WAC DEPARTMENT,
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WAR pLHAET sIENT,
NNJUTANT tt!NENNt :. UFFICE,
WASU-SGTOS. Et.Srual-v T. lr,,4

:. L,
WAsr:SGToS. February ., lou4.
CIEEI LAR Nc j..
IL future each Oiiicer IN charge of enlist
az. ElcTs absent from their regiments, will
r"Nort st the eta of every month to the
Rcgimc4tal or Company Commanders OF
t!ic mon under. t..ei: charge. whether they
arc SICK, il confine.!i mt, in hospital, OF, dc
,ar!yI service, &c: the station. the duties
wnitl each lan is performing, and the an
t!ioii;N ior OBTAINING HIM, giving the nu!il-
hcr ard Gas- of the c-Gcr, also whether
tnry are SICK, OF tit icr service, and a!!y
o;ncr particulars about them which may be
i.cceSsary f.r the Information of their tom-
mai'f4n:: Officers III: '"epi,.: :. correct at
rci;ilt y: the pay. clothing, station. duties,
&C., OF "a'!l soldier. Without such reports
iIcn cannot receive pay actually due them.
j.. y. TOWNSEND, y. y. q.
I.y command OF
JiRLv'r M. Gi::;. John p. HATCH.
LEONARD y. FERRY, \. \. G.
Official: l.. HiANIs JEwETT, ist Lieut.. and
4. a. \. G. Aug 1G3
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Kdqrs. Hi District of Charleston,

CHAkL3STO.;. $. e., AUGUST >, 1865
Gi.-t tERiL 3LNEI.S 80. 81.
reNlE following Cir':l!c- from the War De-
4 pn:la'cnt is hcreby published for the
Mtu:li.!.tiOn a.,S EclG1i.It of III concerned.
F;rirt co.a:,i;anct Wit. Is provisions Will be
,!crrts
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The ltzgAts of tie Cnited States to the
Cotton md Other Property Of lie late
Li2NfGttez.t,ie L17tthuriLies in En1.one
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-04
HeW York Markets.
sEw YOuK, Feb. 5

kEw To1K, Feb }.
c0TToS-Tsas0 for Middling; lover.
FLoU R-s'sis Ard Western qulss sna without
4lo 81 for extra Round Hoop Ohio, and 10 90
all e. for trade brands market closing quiet.
WHISKY - Dali and lowers so9z 81 for
Western.
wHEAT-ouIst and steady nI1sd MHwauiIis
is2I0,
C0Rs-F i-nasr fer cid ana auii ssd ssoIinisg
for HsN old MIXED Western 81.
oATS-Firm aud fair demand ~ 092i os1z
for Western.
cOFFEE-DaIl and nominal
suGAR-FirH Cuba ise92i. according 20 the
moLAssEs-Dun.
wOOLs-Duii
PETRoLEUa--Dau 4GsgfT for Crude; se,a
81 Cor Refined In bond 81 f5F DO FREE.
POkk--uBs~ttl~d aud lover. 80 3l3tas6 sax
fer new Mess closing ~ SO % regular way - Az
GA ez1s for 'G3 aud "a Mess, cash and regular
NAy, closing a. ~ sTs< regular say; ~ sossI 90
O. Ptims y so9ss g hr PFias Mess. sBd . %
fasry ssa March. At Buyers sptsou. 81 5ogss %;
1900 hbis pHims Mess, sans terass IS %.
REEF-ouisi; iss21 for plain Mess; si92a
BEEF HAMs-ouist At ~ 5oass %
CUT MEATs-I79is1+e tor shoulders, and ls9
nREssED uoos-iss4sis for western. and
B1oog-Falr demand at so,szos. fer cumbsr-
land cut a1s8las4 faF shors ribbsdj 2oh for
long cas-.
LAHn-sbads arnzsr. at is zsaEk.
BuTTER-szatT for 0hia, aEd 4ss1ss for State.
CHEEsE-Qaat at t4At22c.
MOSET-Kasy ~ s1T v Ct, ehisny ~ inside
/ rates.
! STERLING ExCAAaGE-RAfhsr more sstiys
1 Al | OF - 0sss
GoLD-~MoFe hztiss and hrmsr; opened at 2 o.
fell to Z 0a, and closed ~ ossx
/ GOVERNMENT sToCks-buii and lover e.
+ SO. coupons. osss; ss, 1881. eonpens, gs34
/ ioa0s. coupons, Of oRs Tear Certificates. 9sc
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-04
MEDICAL.

L'PfLEPrIC FITS CAN BE CURED .-pR.
- IsookroN lsaFiaR heeoNe emineutly success
h ia eariuE tbis terrible naiady, invites all sim-
Harry afflicted to cali or send fer circulars Of refer.
onca aud testimonials Of cases cured OF from one
60 twenty-fou years standing. He deyotes hts
attention especially 20 diseases OF the csrebre-
Spinal Axis, or Nervous System, aud solieiis 90
Investigation Of his claim 90 puliie eoahdenee.
tie may be consulted 1t bis private residence,
No. isl West va Street daily from 10 A. N, until
ar. ~, except Saturday aud sunday. Address al
letters To DIR. v. b. b0CKRow, care OF P. q Box
she, New FORK, dee20. dRwSa
A PSYCHOLOGICAL vIEw uF MARRIAGE
n Unntaning nearly ae0 pages aud $50 Cue
Plates aud Engravings Of the Aaatomy Of the
Human Organs In state Of Health and Disease,
with Treatise on Early Errors, its deplorAble
uasegueuces upon the mind and body. with the
Author plSn Of treatment--the only rational aud
successful mode Of cure, sbeSn By this report Of
cases euFsd. A truthtul adviser 60 the married,
aud those contemplating marriage. who entertain
doubts Of their physical condition. sent free Of
postage 20 any address receipt Of twenty hre
ccuts, IN stamps or postal currency, by addressing
pr IA CROtX, No 81 Maiden Lane, ALBANY, n.
Y The author may be consulted upoa any Of the
diseases % which his book treats, eli Their persoEl
ally or BY mail, aud medicines sent 10 any part 81
| the world deC2o-d&w5m
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-04
New Orleans Cotton Market.

CuRo, Feb. 3.-The steamer Henry
Ames brings New Orleans dates to the
18th
Admiral Lee aud stall arrived at New
Orleans on the Gag ship Black Hawk
Cotton less active, sales Of $50 bales
at 20 good ordinary I33 strictly good
ditto so. Receipts for the week ending
Goth uIt, 2,727 bales; exports, 3 $50;
stock on hand, 5,474 Sugar, 22s 22l
Moasses. l05 100
The Ohio river Is free Of ice aud
rising slowly.
One thousand two hundred aud 6fly.
FIVE bales Of cotton arrived here yesleF-
day, mostly for Cincinnati
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-04

ST LoUIs. Feb g. Dispatches from
Omaha TO the I'd say large number
Of Indians have been lowering
around Juiesburg several days, but the
garrison Is too small to attack them.
To day they attacked the fort, burned
the telegraph office, the Stage Compa-
ny's warehouse, containing o large
amount Of corn, hay ard provisions.
The entire station. consisting Of several
buildings, was reduced to ashes
An entire train was captured west Of
Fl Laramie within the week by the
Cheyennes One man was killed
The telegraph being down, the result
OF the attack on the fort at Julesburg Is
not known.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-04
WILLIAM REAvIs,
Attorney nc Law and u. 5. Claim

Il authorized ~ the Government 10 procure Pen
Aeaa, Bounty hoaey. Back Pays Bounty Laad
Claims for HoHsEs aud other PRoFERrY destroyed
while in ~ service Of the GoVsrnmsas. and all
claims Of whatever kind er nature against tbs
United States
Bounty for Discharged soldiers!
by an anleRdIneat 70 the Bounty Las, passed at
the last session OF Congress. ''Au soldiers or
other persons who have hssa sAeA hereafter be
discharged within years from the dsis Of their
enlistment by reason ofwounda ruoeissd In battle,
shall receive the same Rounty as tAengh they
served two years"
oaise es,& Main Street, ever KsIlar's Gun ssoFs,
opposite tho Court House, Evansville, Indiana.
Correspondents must enclose stamps
Good references given ursguired. mhss