Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 14, Number 17, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 16 October 1861 — Page 3

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The Daily WEDNESDAY MORNING.............OCTOBER 16 ======= Uilnn C tfce TrOfe. As resident of this city bare frieoda in ! almost every iudiaua regimen', now in the eld, to wbom they may desire to send let- j tent, we copy from the I odiacapolis Journal the station of (be Indiana troops in active ; Service outst-se oi tue euie. vte sobm rurrect it (rem time to time the several reftdents move from one position to auother : CiIj Regional. Got. iritteodwo Mutdraugh's Hill, Ky. 7tb Regiment Colunei Dumont Cheat Mountain Gsp. Headquarters, Huttoovtlle, Virginia. nib Regiment Col. Benton Boone ville, tfissonri. 9th Regiment Colonel Milroy Cheat Hoc a tain Gap. Headquarters, Hattonville, Virginia. 10 th Regiment Colonel Man son Maldraagh's Hill, Ky. 11th Regiment Cel. Wallace Paducah, 12th Regiment Colonel Linck Darncskwn, Maryland. 13tb Regiment Col. 8nlltTan Ghent Mountain, Virginia. Headquarter! for letters for the regiment Huttonville, Ranlolph jonnty, Virginia, 14th Regiment Col. Kimball Western Virginia. 15th Regiment Col. Wagner Western Virginia. Direct letters and papers to 14th and 15th regiments the same as to the 13th, as above given. 16th Regiment Col. Hackleman Damestown, Md. 17th Regiment CoL Haacall Western Virginia. Direct letters to the same post office as given for the 13th Regiment. The 13th, 14th, IStb, and 17ta Regiments are scattered at different points among the vallies and heights of the Cheat Mountain range. The post office address for all these regiments is Hnttonville, Va. 18tfa Regiment ColPattiaon Jefferson City, Missouri. 19th Reeiment Col. xi it u w i j iarrruiiu-avuun" tna Heights, Washington City. 20th Regiment Col. Brown- Hatteraa Inlet, N . C S 1st Regiment Col. McMillan Locust Point, near Baltimore. Post office address of the Regiment, Baltimore, Maryland. 33d Regiment Col. Davis Jefferson City, Missouri. 33d Regiment Col. Sanderson Padn-c-ah, Ky. Zith Regiment Ool. flovey Georgetown, Missouri. 26th Regiment Col. Yeatrh Georgetown, Missonri. 26th Regiment Col. Wheatly Jefferson City, Missouri. 27th Regimen Ool. Oolgrove, WaahiDgton City. 31st Regiment Col. Crntt Green River, Ey. 3id Regiment Col. WilHrh Mnldrangb's Hill, Ky. 33d Regiment Oolone! Coburn -Mul-draagh's Hill, Ky. 38th Regiment Colonel Scrihner Muldraogh'3 Hill, Ky. Mib Regiment Col. Horrison Muldraigb's Hill, Ky. caya'i.bt. Cpt. Bracken's Company Western Virginia. Post Office address, Huttouviile. Capt. Stewart's Company Western Vir. glaia. Post Office address, Weston. Lien. Col. Scott Carter's six companies of the 1st regiment of Indiana Cavalry Washington City. Col. Baker's eight companies of the 1st regiment of Indiana Cavalry Ironton, Missouri. at1UWT. Capt, Frybarger's Company Jefferson Citt. Missouri. Capt. Klauss' Compaay t'etxerton uuy, Ma Capt. Rabb's Mo. Company, Jefferson City, BELIEF ASSOCIATION. Families of Voloateers in need of Bell wiU application to the fc iloa'inr gentle owe i first Wrd A 0 Hallock, Seeoad W ,ra I. W. IcBrlde , Third Ward Chi lit D cKer, Fourth Ward Wm. Bellnr n. Fifth W-trd A. Rets, Sixth War-l -Victor Blsch, SoTeuth Ward Mr Jones, Kighth Ward -U. H Koelker, Ninth Ward J ,o. F. (Hover, S.iburiw Edward UurUs and Juo. Waymso. To bciiliate the distribution, tbe C n to 1 1 tee has cocured a Store oo Locast Sireot, between First fad tieeoud, where the orders for goatis will be roelved oa Tuesday. Ttiarsdays, and Maturdays, ttoin seven to twelve o'clock OitlSeoa from tbe eity aad farmers "sho will leave pravfeioos und other articles necessary for relief at tbe s'ore oa Locust Street, or at Pbiiip jSeoker's, wl.l. ihrough the Ataoclatlon, rs-oelv tbe tha'iVu of tU deititu e lamiliae of oar Vulaieer Those who desire to give the use of vacant boaos or tenements for thes peor families, will It-.ive no. tie at Mr. A. C Halloefc's office. eepll VCf'TttK BISCg, c'v. TrrTval aad Ueparture f the M A I L. S , fTn Ua. hart nt dawu I tvrt. Oa the Bivnr there Is adJasted to operas) i vat tat l u a.-1'oraiog to circumstance. TIME Of CLOSING. Reilriad Monitor Vtnc nncs, Trre H-.t. tndlaoapoHs. Cincinnati, Lonisvllle. St t .-.nts, CI lease", Cairo aod otber Eastdrc, Western, and Northern pniuts, and B H Way Offices) every day except Suuday, at Untitillt Mail (rlvar) every Tuasdwy, a a. j Ttiursdav, ana Saturday ai CK f. a padueak Mal (.river) every a ay in the week except Sunday and Thursday at IW' a. iff.r ilmu (.ror Bowling ureen ana way point) every Monday and Thurrdayat . , 3p. m. Ml. Feraoa Jfo..' (land) yery Ta.-4afa Tlmraday, aud Saturdaj at t& s , u Htj Bam Mail every Monday, Wertnea ay, and Friday at " a. U. Scckvert Mail (land) every Monday, Wednesday, and iday at 5 y k. . r"TWr(k Mail (way) every Friday af 9X r' (Pate.aburgh letters, Ac. ome as ft by Balltxatd daily.) CjrJkiaDa Mail every Wednesday at 7 t. m. 'Leaves' at Sjli. Thar lay morning i TIME OP DELITEIU.VO. Bailroad Mail every day except Snndty at nr. Louimlie steal (river) every Taeaoay, Thursd (j, and Saturday by o p. Pmdmcmk Mail, every day iu tbe www. except ikisday and Thursday by Si.ij tfraea iftW' Mail, every Monday Tbara,j by 8 p. If Hi. Vfrnrn Mail (land) every Monday, Wednesday and Friday by 3 r. M. w Harmony MmU, every Toeeday, Tharsday, and Saturday by 4 v. a. Heliport Mail (taod) everv Sunday at I . m., and Wedneiy and Friday at 7 a. . ; Irrives tbe svenlng before, after offict. bonr.; iWrsi'jra Mail (way) BTory Friday bj 8X ViOiwm Mail uvery Fri Jay at fa. If. rrivss tbe evening before, after oSce boars.) 3V I'oal. Offioe opens at 7 a. K. and closes at 1 B, u. oo week days. Delivery oloaea from 9 to 10 a. ., aod from 6 to B p. a. oa week days during tbs.and closing opening of the Bail roa i mail. 6r open from 1 to i p. m. on the Habbatb. JAMK8 H. McNKCLT, P. M. Kvansville, Tnd., May I, Wei. InUxS-ywe h ECR ITI iC r R LAD1E fef.vt jt mm niXTM.yti ttfrrcB 9 has been started in nearly every Township for one srrvlce or another, S' HiPKSB a BUSSING, So, eri Main sir;, that pop or pUce for bargains, have en!istd for tbe TJmtad TaKaad M faaw- s-rvloe tbe twet aas rted and a large a stoek of Dry Q oii a wm over bronght to this city. sf p2S weMT, j had at 2d cts fg Tbe best Brooms maue, oa l....-ja also gotfl ooujnion Brooms at 16c each, at v ICBEBT BBOS., etpg So. 88 Main Street. iV Hrau -a any quas ity, frcm lO lbs. t fl toes, may be had at "e par lOu lb, at TiOKBT ssoa, spotll Ho. 3 Mala at rati.

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<Diarrhea & Dysentery will the Volu.itear far more then the ballet i f the auemy, therefore let every mu to M to it. that he carries with him a fall upyly of HOLLOW AX'3 PILLS . Their use is India and the Crimea saved thousand- of Urltiih Soldier, only 5 ct. per box. octiui i o 1 fj H fort Mrtmgar. Ool. Bridger, the proprie tor of "Fort Brtdger," so famona in connection lth the 1 1 -tor;' of too Mormon disturbance, ottied to the v.cinity or Bait Lake In 1635, and has ; aioce greatly distiognfebed himself as hunter.trapper, trader and guide. In an interview with Gov. i Cttuajlng, on the advance of the army to Ciah, be I stated to elm, that tome yean since, while paraaj lag the buffalo, be had discovered an Ocmeose reck of pare crystal, through which the sun's ray were reflected with all the gorgeouasete oi toe most magnificent rainbow, .but that he had loet the pUce, and had never been able to discover it. Hoofl tod's German Bi ttera, which can be dfseevered la the store of tor druggist or dealer in medicine, will positively care Dyspepsia, Liver. Con, plaint. Loss of Appetite, Ac., and will aim wit restore to the old all the vigor of their ywnthfnl days. ecttSdlw Tha g-rttt bUttimf of th mft the discovery of a perfect cure fr the BheamaUam, Gout and Ke.-jrt:ia, and the perolel. as effects ot Mercury, b . h ij sOecttl without any inconvenience, or ihe i'- i-J Internal medicines. We are satisaed a to its adaptation to those heretofore incurable cjir. plaints, and taSf pleasure in calling the attHiiilcn ot" our readers to the advertisement In another colnmn of our paper, of Dr. Laland'- liti-Bbeunmtic Band. oc3-d&wlm Owe of tha fef promtut, mrntt at th same tlm tuoft troubWsooa and plafbl lseases that attend the hama flesh, id the Fever ard Ague Fcr a long time the medical world have betn coniiGually bringing forth nntneroua npenifics for iu permanent cure, but all withert eSect. Dr. J. H outfitter, an experienced and oelebrated physirlan, has sutvedod iu furnishing tbepnlilir with a Taluebld prepar tloa for the ru-e of Fever and Ague. The steady and increasing dsm i lately in& :.? for the Bitters, and the universal success attending It use, have made for it a imputation un- . u. -nlfl, .,f th. lA Far h 1 -r .. . I i ........ TW VTtffar.'- r,t.t.v- 1 cuie of Fevvr aud Ansae. Dr. Hosteller's Celebra ted Stomach Bitters must and shcnld claim dsn -perlorilx over any other preparation extant. For sale by all droggiat and dea'ere generally everywhere. otl.sdlw Jmynt' Jfm JUxtmr mm 4m r mi. tut reci'dy fur Fever and Ague. The oxperieace of Jhiiy years, iu almost every climsts, proves that wbvre ased in strict h.v-ordacr. ith tL,. direrHaSJfti it has rarely failed to rtir?, n,,t only break leg the chills, l ot by removing th morbid habits of the systf-m WflTentin the rryrtnvn a of th e da ease. Fner and AfT-'. "though nr t In iUri? dahger'usl is apt, ctilvss npeclily removed, to have such a prE lcktt eJi on tht: system as fo ecdanv disorders mud. ots bgnefal than Itself, and which not oaly render '.he iw lit. g (.1C s.,i..nr mieerab!, bat r! in iheirawlr oft.-o Utal. 'T.-mpt ar.rt : : remeJj l t'ir.forp what is wanted, aiii avsucb, Db. I- .lATSS'fc A0l iUXTrBE Is r odi"ntlv riWrnrtin-lrd Krr by Messrs. KIII.EB 1 WBITK. Fvanavi'.!-, aud bj Agects everywhere. spi(iief Vt.tw4w JYturaigta, or Avrsoas mHtmmmlfm, was ihe first of ... lib : Nrroua ComjUints, to which xfuin-iMdi i i'a -U d n was so signally ' aiapt-d. . Itos j:rove4 a'l t fittlai for it. ! There 1 -. bfci i. aud oul oue uiw '.. t.. laimodiat- rcSetMi which hi f ..J-.- .. Aa tbe Anodytie Is b-iJ eatlrely ou si! of-J-rti, in murcurlals. So wtakvblcg iu It- WoaciMar mu ,.. tr of the body, a ttmpix Pill (icrfectly adapted to U. ano-lyne Is p ev.,r- d bj ttu jn-.priPtor, .1d Hi i hr sea!, when ft.j-.i-.t irro v'. ,r matored for pl vln-r HMllr irn rltaravfArahjiaBiataot to the . --.ti .vo, -iJ w,: jarfr. Family Fbysi': Uf;n tiis ironH 8? alvertlvtmn.;. oc3-dJwl - j JfUt ana titbtlli y. At old (C oacces creepiuti oo, it I.. ngs with it mauy attendant icflrmtths Utxa of aifvtite and weatcfs impair . the beaiil,. p.ud w iDl of activity makeri tb a,lnd I dlscontrDi .i aud uahappr. In raise wh cla j age add it iuQuecc?, It U a'aosr 's;.ictsibl' to j addvtgv; .ind liisllh, aud a'-tl.;. .c easy dies have in ttUd, all have f.ii'od, cnttl Bt'-ft- : HATK'3 H"liCAM 15 t'TEBji r.srs k-noa-Ti and I need. In ct-ry tie wU-r thy t,v beec WRployed, tbey have uivcriatly ir.- j .reTjgto rd j restored tko appetlrp They have I r-i. t great I : agent for tbi a'sur, and at n . d bv j-uj y ,'pla I ! who are suff ring from losi afatrMS( and g r -ra j I debrllty. In c.-e f long Mrii4tu Mr nrc d;- j rt, tbey ... t as a charm, ''.vim rat". the jrs- i Itoaa, thus giving nature uaoTher opportrtnity to repair physical tnjnrie- s - 'H-5rtf--"ranf i;i anI ether cv'.untn. cc'-'irri.lJIu' Tibs aif A' Jfewlrr -I,et not dieta-e, with IU fang., r. t.y ncr. ja, ulIU the re d h ,ni of . death hurUyou to an outlm.iy gr.,rv. Shake off' be feell- g of dvspair and helpifi., So ItutAc to j -meopoc the Invalid. Thu plant t- ru . f tie 3ud ; we piara wuatn iuj reaco oi ai-. v..- rar,. net within tb, reach of el' W.. rare not what may bo tbe speNfle form of tbe dti The cause, the fonnleJn of the disea'e itsnlt, s t jj.ura tWu4 u...l OiMdtfl. th . .kiffutt . h ' f tti.i lung., She etomb aud th. vital or,. i c D - ho- MfiT-sTAiir nn pri.fi!t I gikig with the blood, eaarrb t acd g,a,,. and ! then t-vpei, all hnrtlul poisons that ben is lo it j Tbu rVi.j the bb jd y a fw das s of thes i rills, atd uiseaae. io term, will dl-Mce. aod : ' vonteh. - tb in . ith Its p r.ri. w bnant first ' coses tb- vorr.lsgdc. to t!tr as aih t. than grotrisg Mfougei, casta bU t-nrniag rays apon it and behold 'tis goo so rlaanse tbe blood, anddiw-ase lias tocrr.iog dew, rtraU a d vanishes. There U ! bo hkx-T ra.laer equal to JCDSON'g MOUNTAIN h t KB PILLS, iM 'y all Daaler in Medi.-lc. . pc3- Jvf tm atr asya' -stmtr Miytll -it air Uym! ::- William A w-.-heltr' Hair Dye 1 The ortgina! indbatttn r cr!dl . 41! others are mere initarJctK. an-- tu'ild r avoided, i. you v?; : e. at rlrt',-uU. (K&t, tt ll', o MVSr. Hm l;o :,at-. o a beautiful an . SMura P.r. ; . ftUrk. '-bon b-Juryothe Ha: 5tfn FfFTEMN M i'AlU AP IHPU ,tavc t- -c awBrded t- Wat a. Ba-r-auoa r. i .S89, and over 3,UD0 ay arloce havi beet yttd to th Uair of his Patrosu his Ua -oa Iy, VT.A. HATCH St Vg HA IB DTK vrltic a color not to be dtstir- tMtd from natare, aud I waaaaria. :o1 lo Inji v in tbe leaar, however lung it eoay W cintimvyi, aod the ill effsctfl of bad Dyes remedied ; tb? Rtr a.vlorated fv.r t'fe by this Splendid Dye. Sold in all cities and towns ot rb libit. 4 M.tee, by Druggist and Fancy Goods Dealers. ajffae Cenu'ne baa the name and address upoe a sUel plat eogravlng on fotii- lf?es of ear t Rx, of Witut A. BTCVELOB. Address CHAF. BATCHKLOR, Proprietor, aact.aO-lvrjiw 1 Barclay. st, HewTork. M Orourd Nntmrgs, Cayenne Peppor, Black do, Ginger, AtUpice, Cionamon, C'iove, tlustard, and Mace, b a-w. tw ta packare, and warranted fresh and pare. Ht TICKS BY bBOS., at ptl X'o 82 Malt Street. ilOO : sack, at mjkCMm WUM. tTj-lre while wheat Floor, at $2 00 per (auc3? H .COUK'S Spooial Notice. At a meeting of tbt Board of Dir.ctr of the Evansville Lil-rary A aociatlon, held on tb evening e- the 6th lnt., tbe fbllowkg order ws passed, to-wit: Ordered That a call of ?3 pr Stor j oti -J! s tock abwiibed to tbe EvauvilU Li. racy Association, aa-t tt contributions for tbe present year, be m?, payable at the Library Rooms oc alooday , tbe 9th Inst. PHIL. C. PECKEB. c'j. S p l7-3wd ' mZJ.mB bmbbAb, MM In consequence of Urn hard tin', , on can buy a good broom of Vickerj Bros., for 16 cent. MT At islets pr p.uad. TICKBBT BB08., So. as Main Street

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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH. BY THE E. & W. LINE. Exclusively for the Journal. ======= FROM WASHINGTON. HERALD'S DISPATCH. Washington. Oct. 14 This P. M. soon after 5 o'clock a small detachment of rebel infantry and a Eqaad of rebel cavalry appeared in v iew around the bouse occupied by widow Cbilds about three mi'ee from Minor's Hi'!. X body of oar trtope wbo were out on a foraging expedition, advanced on them, and a sharp skirmish immediately took place and for a time the firing was constant on both sides when the rebels were driven from the house. One of qnr men was wonnded and it is impossible to learn the rebel loss. It is believed a number had secreted themselves in the out buildings. After firing the first shell from Minor's Fill the rebels left. ? V" TWSS iS?AICS, lam aatisSed that for the present oar troops will remain where ' they iare, not moving forward nor falling back, bat quietly waiting the action of the rebels. The weather is extremely cold with heavy white frewt this morning." is . arXCUI. TO THl TiUBUJW. Before leaving St. Louis this raorning, the Secretary ot War, by letter, ordered General Fremont to discontinue as unnecessary, his field works around that city and that be is erecting at Jefferson City, to suspend work on the barracks he is building near bis residence, and discharge his body guard of 300 cavalry, and ordered him to employ all the money in the hands of the disbursing officers to tue payment of the current expenses of his army in Missouri, aad to let all his debts in St. Louis, amounting to $4,500,000 remain unpaid until they can be exanined and sent to Washington for settlement. He also ordered that the disbursing officer should disburse their funds and not. to transfer them into the bands of irresponsible persons, wbo do not bold commissions from the President, and are not under bonds ; and he further ordered that . 77 ' . nerearter an contracts necessarv to ne maae, . ... . .... he made by tne regular disnursiug crlicer ot tbe arm v. General Fremont was also in- ! rormed that payments would not, lu nxttde by oftir'ers appointed by him. it )S said there are 200 of them whose commissions do not bear the Presidents signature, and that Paymaster Andrews had been verbally instructed not to make such payments. Special exceptions were msde in tavor of officers of volunteers. The number of Forts planned by tTeneral Fremont for thr defense of St. Louis is eleven. An intelligent contraband who i-anie into General McCatl's camp this morning reports that when he left Fairfax O. H. yesterday at 2 P. M , no movement of the rebels was on foot. Tbe rebel troops were destitute of nearly everything except trr-sh beef. They bad plenty of blankets but nearly destitute of shoA. Tbey were tearing up railroad tracks at Vienna and hau'ing them to Fairfax. Should there be a battle tomorrow no sufficient accommodation could be had for the wounded At pieeent tbe i hospitals were filled with sick soldiers. The number discharged, because physically unfit for duty a; tbe time ot enlistment, is very large. Colonel aud Captains have sbowu themselves too anxious to raise men to see that tbey are good men. New bailiiugs are however in proceed ot i-rec;ioi suflRrMeot for all oontiugencU-. WaemsfiTON, G-i. ID. 1 . H.e .liOuble I to all concerned, it ia nfficiallv annonnred i 1 - tnat the Government aa ceased to grant passes to go south through th Unitori States line. Washisqtos, Oct. 15. Tat- oilowing j hatt been Issued from the army headqueri tera of tbe T. Hutes: Soldier? taken prisoners by th rebels having neon released on taking the oath not to take op arms against tbe South, the ijovernmeBt has ordered that an equal numi oer of prisoners now conflued in this city and elsewhere be released on taking tha j prescribed oaih of allegiance, or en oath nr; j to bear arms against tV U. 9k The steamer Vankee arrived lo dsy -jui j reports that the Pocah- lis fir-4 rre!Is ,t i the new rel;fc'. works at iibip.io Po'.i,t, ! which bad tb' effect ot weking ap thm rc'i 1 :'!s, who prpparei their guns ro 8re on the I Seminole, which was u, short .i stance oe I hind the Pocahooi s. end an e-fcTiange ot 1 shot took place, - - A cmmittea of ihe FaURdeipuut Counoi at.ried to-dav to nrewnt Gen. Aar:on wi,n K ,wr,rt. "He ba not arrived from Kentnckv From the ObserTatorv at tiotnn'a HiiT h-. ir...Lc, ... n.tyv ,. tfl ,hp !, nf Fiilh Church WASHumvoN, Oct. 15. A detachment of ' i tue rebels last oight approached Ijjepowiticn r-apied by the Federal troops of Oeneral Staitb's divteeoo owr Lewinsv and threw Burn cauu duui luiu luru t nui j. uuv were driven off, None of our men were injured. i Tbe suddenness of the attack, however, led to lbs belief tbat a more serious demoostratioo was Intended, aod tbe kept- under arms during tbe troops wore Tbe to a night. Federal army this morning advanced position two miles beyond Lewinsville Tbe steamer Wyandotte cdme up this A. M. and reports all quiet down ibf river. She lay under Matthias Point !at Sunday, transferring stores to the Howell Cobb. Neither vessel was moltsted by the' rebels. They seem to be constructing a work of bo ;oe strength at Ship Point, and the lower side of the Qua tico Point, where, if not dislodged they may prove some annoyance. It is thought, however, tbat the work is merely defensive on tbe part of tbe reoels, and with a view to prevent any landing of forces thereabouts, supposing we intended takin? that route to Manassas or Richmond. Tbe schoouf-r Daniel was fired into by the rebel pickets from Morlaine Cliffs, near Tbaddcus Point, last Saturday, but the Is land tselle sent a shell among tbe Whes, which dispersed the rebels. SPBCUt TO POr Wabhikotoh, Oct. 15 The W ar Sjfwarttment has decided to invest Qeuerats Mc Powell, Stone and HelnUelman, with command of different divisions of the army. General Scott is in excellent health and exceedingly active. Tbe Common Council of this city has I ordered a aew election for tb Mayorality, j Mr. Berritt's resignation haviug left the oftVe ( vacant. The report cireulsted to the effect j that the President has refused to confirm tbe appointment of Rev. J. C. Fletcner, rs ! Secretary Legation to Rio Dc Janeiro, is : entirely false. Bis appointment wiL uo ; doubtedly be confirmed. Large uumbcrs of our sick and wonnded soldiers have been removed to tbe hospital recently established in Baltimore. FROM NEW YORE. Nbw Vobe, Oct. 10. The steamer Peerless, which was purchased in Canada, last spring under circumstances which ied to tbe supposition that she was intended fur tbe service of the rebels, was yesterday chartered by the Wax department.

<FROM FORT MONROE>.

Fobt Mqsroe, Oct. 14. The Spuuldioi' returned from Hatteras Inlet this morning-, bringing General Mansfield, who has taken command at camp Hamilton. The entlrwloss of the 20th Indiana regiment in its recent retreat was 47. No changes have taken place at Hatteraa within the last few days. Eleven countrabands came over last night Ci,nc1 1 'a r.'.. t Thai, an-. , U from SewfcU's Poini, They gay there are 400 confederates at tnat point, and a larger Dumber this side of Norfolk. Lieui- Manny, cf the gun boat Louisiana, two or three days sines found a rebel vessel in a narrow opening this side of Oregon Inlet, which was fitting out as a privateer. He took possession of and burnt the vessel. Tbe rebels were inorce in that vicinity. FROM ST. LOUIS. St. Locis, October 15. A guard of $Q federal troops Stat oned at the bridge over Big River, on the Iron Mountain Railroad, between 40 and 50 miles south of here, was captured by a band of rebels on Monday night, and tbe bridge burned. On receipt of this intelligence, General Curtis dispatched several companies of troops from Gamp Bentoa, and a squad of bridge bonders to l.he firvmfe'of trouble. A report prevails that the town ot Potosl j was to be sacked, and tne secessionists cere think that this is only the introduction of a scheme for tbe capture o Irontoa and tbe ultimate seizure at St. Louisit is reported here by What is deemed reliable secession authority, that 15 rifled cannon passed up White river, Arkansas, last week, in charge of Capt. Wade, Major Clark and Fergus McGrae of St. l outs, destined for Price's army. Rehocx, Mon October 15th. A train oa the N. M. Railroad from St. Louis, was stopped at this place yesterday by a party of 30 armed secessionists and six federal recruiting officers on board taken prisoners. The rebela tben searched the train, but for some unknown reason did not enter tbe express car, in which there were three hundred Enfield rifles and two tons of clothing, destined for Nebraska. Two of tbe captured officers were released on tbe spot, and three otber.i a fesr Vionrs afterwaff!. No si.ots were fired. FOREIGN NEWS. Faktbkr Point, Oct. 15. The Canadian company's steamer No.tb American, which sailed from Londonderry on ibe 4th ins!, passed this port this P M for Quebec. The shipment of Cotton from Liverpool to the CS.during the last 3 months is 3,703 bales, ot which the whole were Awterican except 321 of Sast India cotton. The principal portion was eeavyd In steamers. The Dublin Kveriing P m reiterates the assertion that agent' .A vm- American government are in Ireland looking far recruits, but is unable to say how far they have succeeded, but thinks they meat with but iitUe encouragement. Official returns show that tie imporis of wheat and flour during tbe 8 months ending August reached tbe value of 100,000,000 against $33,000,010 game time last year The Bourse U very much agitated. Rentes declined. Private letters from Paris say tbat tbe bank of France will nrobably soon be compelled to dircount bay. . a the 6 per ceut. recently established. T:.e rate I of exchange continues strongly in favor of England, and hills oo London were in I groat dcinaud. A uotk that the price of i bread would be increuird four centimes bad ijrodurod a ivd 7rifrr(r,!iion aud added to despondency of ih- Bourse. A report - .,- , . ..... T, . wb! c'.rcnit'.ted in Uotioeu that it. UM.U3. oi France bad -.ppati lo the rj -1 of Gagiand for a laan of $10,000 Out. U'Ati.- Rapcr:; ar? current i'.at Ru,ao'i has sent hi v.ltimrtt.ini to th Parl Government n a settlement of the Roman question. .Spain.- It is asserted tbnt 0 Donnell cor.tinucd to oppose common action with France tssd EnuiaGd in the efl-ire with Mexico. He tbiulra it derogatory ta the dignity of Ffain. not o art alone. The Paria PutTUc says negotiations between the three froTernmonts hare cot been irtar. rtiiited FROM hARTFOHi, CVNJV. M48TroRi.1 Cog., c: - 15,- The Sen'. by n vute of 12 to 6 Ibis morning beeU the following: RxoZmJ, That . .aesener- the Senate b and he ' -xnbf i wee ted and requested to remo-: 'frn the Senate Chansber ilte portrai'i . 1 .ac Tjacey and Ttav1. H. SevmoMr, and that vrbanever tbe Comp troller sha!' be satisfied of their loyalty, he , ta ir.3tri;c;ei ia return thairr.re.oMit positions. thir portraite to St. Joseph. Oct. 15. Bight f Malar i James' Cavalry at Cameron, on Saturday, raoie apon 310 or 300 rebels in a corn field ! 30 miles south of Cumeroc. la Ray wnaty, tbe advance guard cf 8 e.iu i them, tbey j seeking refuge in the t r. Our guard j was reinforcd by 30 vrh y.ej completely i drove them from tbnt so- :. i, killing eight i and taking i prisoners. ! -! f.4erals were wounded; cone .Mllet;. t first fired on by 'Stserj h&3 22 bullet bo!ns Iu bis scratched his skin. : cT!iiry Were oce iieutenact lot'se atsd six Atchison, Mo , Oct. 16. -Tbe ataim-nt D'.ade iu castcrt: papers that a party of sectssionij'9 attacked one of tbe overland coaches is false. They run with great regularity and without trouble fro as any soarce The employes of the company numbering gome hundreds have all recently taken the oath of allegiance Maps from the surveying party of the new route ftom Denver to Salt Lake show the obstacles are much less than were anticipated- That road ean be bntf't at comparatively small eapeuse. Baitimoeb Oct. 15. Richmond f-apeta state that tbe steamer Nashville ran the blockade at Charleston on the 13th. with Senator Mason, as minister to England, and Senator nliuell as lutoxeter to France on bosrd. Tbey were accompanied by their suite and are now on tbe ocean. Peasaeola j papers give a list of seventeen wounded at j ibe Santa Rosa fight, et tbe hospital, ineln- ' ding J. Basil of the ad IT. S. Artillery and JsnW Haldington of the IstN. Y. Artillery. FROM JJARNFSTOWN. Darxkstow.i, Oct. 13. KverytbiBs was quiet along the river Hue yesterday. Nothing transpired of great interest ia camp. Capt. Stone, Provost Marshal, has seised and confiscated a vast amount of liquors. end arrested mafy sellers. CINCINNATI MARKET. CtsciMitATi, Oct. 10. Flour Be per M higher at tbe opening oa change, but at tbe j close tbe market become dull and heavy at 5 15(3i5.55 for super fine. Wheat firm at : 80(585c fpr red; 83c for white. Corn 1 Bteady at 30f31c- aod Oats et 80c. Rye i quiet at 37(a38c. Whisky advanced to 14jc and in active, demand. Nothing do a i tn provisions wortay of now, market tjulei; fair jobbing demand. Exchange firm at T preminra Caarag buoyant; bankers paying J prnuimm.

FROM ROLL A. KotLA, Mo., Oct 14. The report brought here a day or two ago, that a battle took place on the 27th ultimo, between a body of Kansas troops under Montgomery and Jeooison, and the advance guard of Mc-

i Cnlloch's army and some State Guards un der Judge Ohenanlt, ts confirmed by parties just from Springfield. The battle com l saenced near Shanghai, in Barton county, f . L I l . . 1 -., and the rebels were driven back with con I siderable loss, and pursued some 40 miles. Montgomery then fell back on Greenfield. Great alarm was feU in Springfield, lest Montgomery should attack that place, and . (he troops there bad rested on their arms for several nights, Montgomery is said to have had 3000 men and the rebels 2400.- -This statement can hardly be relied upon, as we have had no previous advices that such a force of Kansas - -1 u that vicinity. A band of 300 marauding z . encamped at Wilson's Mili, on Bryant s Fork of White river, in Douglas county, were attacked some days since, by a body or Some Guards, and 15 of them killed and 20 wounded. It is reported her that the 13ih Uiinoii Regiment had surprised and taken Lebanon, in Laclede county, with all the stores provisions of the rebels, but Ibis needs conSrmstion. FROM BALTIMORE. Baliimobi, Oct. 15. Tbe Norfolk Examiner of Monday, which has been received by a flag of truce, contains a dispatch dated New Orleans, 12th, stating that a naval engagement had taken place at tbe head of the ............ on the night of the 11th, lasting an hour and was afterwards renewed, also the following dispatch. Jacksos, Oct. 1?. Last night I attacked the blockades with my little fleet. I succeeded after a very short struggle, in driving them all aground on the south-west pass bar, except tbe Preble, which I sunk. I captured a prize from tbeea and after they were fast in the sand I peppered them well. There were no causalities on our side. It was a complete encces?. Sig.ed, Houiss. Nbw Obxians, Oct. 12. The force of the federal fleet was 40 guns and nearly 1,000 men, while the little confederate umsquito fleet was 16 guns and 300 men. It is reported that our iron steamer sunk the Prebel with ber iron plow. Commander Hollins arrived last night. The names of 18 wounded rebels at Santa Rosa are also given. ———<>——— PITTSBURG, Oct. 15.—River 8 feet and falling. Weather clear. ———<>——— Nnw Yoag, October 15. The steamships j Vanderbllt, Atlantic, Baltic and Ericson, t and the ship Great Republic, sailed this 1 evening. Destination unknown i ranipsrtstioa Bsstward. Tbe '!ncinnati Gazette of Saturday, say Sbonld the foreign Jemand continue, how is it to be supplied ? Is there not danger of a scarcity oi the tsaatern seaboard, notwithstanding the heavy supplies in the West? These questions as already 1 remarked, will not be one of supply in the producing country, but of transportation. Tbe insignificancy of railroads as channel ! traflic becomes apparent, now tbat they are tbe only dependence for carrying to marfeet the products of the West. The grain and flour alone Wi at Tidewater in tbe last ntek of September could hot be carried hy the Nc-w York Central, New York and Erie, and Pennsylvania Central, In lees than four weeks, even if each of tbte : roads were to run five to ge tratM a day, i loaded exclusively with graib. a single ordfnary eteamt-r om the Ohio j river could carry as much freight at a. single trip as would employ one or' our railroads , for a week. Tbeee are important facta to be considered ia view of the prospective I foreign demand tor our produce and tbe I preaeut light stacks on tbe seaboard. Tbe j ease Is certainly a glooroy one for the West, i and it Is anything but encouraging for the ! Eai Price In cur markets must, it is clear, rule touch lower, relatively, than i when fiver navigation was open. Instead j of SQ&eOe jw 100 lbs , freight will be SOc : to $1 00. The Gra'ad Trunk road will j eoubtless render important service this j SMsoa, in transTrtiti property to Por.'aod land BoatoD, and it s j A . n the I Baltimore A Obio read will ksc .- brought J into use; hat with a!I tbeset, traaiiwi'4atisa faciliUas will stijl Mi far abort .- the de mand fMsJTTbe Richmond Dispatch states that ; the militia ia Berkely eoaoty, Virglaia, : having refused to join the army, pereBSte , ry orders were issned from military bead' i quarters ta force them, or to treat tbem eg I dewertere or alien enemies. Oem. I.aue on blc-rlatj. Uea. Lane, of Kansas, bad bad bis com- ; raaod and his own reputation so much dam- ! aged by tbe pilfering practices of the Jay. between, that be baa determined toenre the evil by hanging. He made a speech to hie troops last week, in which he upbraided them bitterly and severely on the thefts and robberies committed by some of tbem, aad concluded by declaring flatly and laconical ly that the soldier hereafter delected in such conduct should die on the spot. Lane Is couoeded to be a man of his word, and this threat, we think, will pat a stop to the practices tbat have brought so much odium on the Tjnion cause on the border. j SSyTbe rebels are boasting that their new Major-General, Gnstavrrs W. Smith, ; graduated first iu his clans that of 1842 j at West Point. So far from this being true i W.S. Boseneraas of Obio, John Newton of i Virginia, aod H. L. Eutis of Massachusetts, j were his superiors the lest named being at j the head of bis class. UfMr. Corwln, it is str.ted, has obtained permission of ths V.exirat. Government to allow the free and unrast.-ained passage of our troops through Mexico, when necessary to operate againit the innTrrvtirn !n the Southern States. Election Notice. . VTBCM MB U MB nar ii r-ajr i WW that on Friday the S5tb day of Oct. 1381, at 8 o'clock P. M , an election will be held at the old aeh-.Ml Free by ter lan Cb arch, on Vine street, tn th olty of Evansville, for the purpose of electing Five Trsateeso-f the Evansville Presbyterian Church." I A M ' t, M . A 1SCH KB, Ser'y. j Ool. lAtfa, 18U1. dtd rtmrVBM. J 8 Bm for St 00. at amis a. A. COOK. Home Knit Socks. J M-BBmtm tTLM Wv VPJTWBlt BOB. Knit ScH-ks on band, worth from t& cents to SiwnU, ai (V14PKFH4 BCSSIJKM, auc23 No.4 MainStroe.t wrmift-i rowan. JK4V In Iffi an-1 9 cauist iCi.Biaat recoiv ed aad for sa'c by , A,. toll.BKKl A vu.. No. 4 Sycamore St.-eet.JJ Bt.JsTt.Y'ii r'BUrxZ angrTi in jjyu iK& f hem beet auality, for safe b 8. E. UtLBKBT A CO.. Ku. 4 Sycamore Steoat OO.

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Fast Hail Passenger Line luov JE. JSL lUsyi. Ua. -9 I 9 BOATS DAILY FROM EVANSVILLE For all points oa the Ohio Biver, (Sundays and Thursdays excepted.)' THB MAIL JACKET 4 O V R i E H 9 jr. r. MMXTMMt, Leave Evaasville, Monday Fridays, at a o'clock, for Weduf I I Faducah and all Way Points. l I. tares Padnrah TaesaaTi. ThnrsstaT aad Sator- ! days at s A M. iU MA It FACKAv -i 4 w a m sit U'iE'MM MbOWUM -wajr Aawwaavw Camt. JmJU JtcC&JIMJS: Laave ttvansrUlo, Tnrsdays and flatcrday at t o'clock for Cairo and all Way Points. Leaves Cairo on Sundays and Wednesday at 6 P Th WITH ST. LOUIS ASD ILL. CENT. R. R. Ei;C R.R. XOf7S VLE PA CKETS. 'o person wishing to visit thalr friends in camp at Padocan or 0 tiro, excursion tickets will be Issued at reduced rate. mWYoT Freight or passage, apply on board, or to P. D. VIET- Aaent. octla Office over the Canal Bank. n1H PRlVmES i M. A. LAWRENCE. Having bought tbe entire stojX. of J. W. Hu.-h invites all merchant desiring lo replenish thsl stack, to call aad examine the new go da now open Ing, promising to ell th same at rednd prb e The stork ronsists. In part, of 66 Orates At sorted, Common and Granite Ware. 76 Boxes Assorted Glassware. 26 Crates Assorted to Country Merchants. .suit All kind i'f China Ware, Knivee and Forks, Ivory Handled Tea Knives, Double Silver Plated Forks and Spoons, High and Low Priced Tea Trays, Coal-oil Lamps and Chimneys, Tumblers and Goblets of all descriptions, Laree and Glasses Small Looking is aww ...... . a The avetasi uay 'ood- and thalr Amilia . lavttawtsi ccJi at Next Door to Old Bank Jit w'JIJS WMmM,m, w.pten-gxadJrw Court Notice. STATIC li? INDIANA. 1 Court of Common KliO. ; Vanderburgh County, j Jaaaary term, A.S. 1962. lams A. Devon. William P. Devon and AUariart. Charles A. Bock wood' J It appearing by affidavit, oa file la th office of the Clerk of the Court aforesaid, that the above named defendant, in the above entitled action, ( be ' object of which is to enforce th payment of two i promissory note,) are not resident cf the i State of Indiana. Notice of tbe pendency of ! socfa action is therefore given to said William P. i Devon and Charles A. Borkwood aad that tbe i same will stand for trial at the nut tan of tbe ' Court aforesaid, to be begun and held at th Coart - Hons in the rity of Evansville, in the County . and Stat aforesaid, on th lit Monday in January, . A. D. 1S62. Ia attestatU.il whereof, I, bonis Bicbter , Clerk of 1 said Court, have hereon to subscribed my naaie this ! 23d day of September, 181. LOTUS BICBTKB. Clark 0. G. P. V. Co. i Jooe A Blythe , PI'ff, Arty'. pr2-3ww Court Notice. tvnuva Court of Common Plea MATE OF ISDIANA, I of Yuderburc: CoBBtv panoerDorgn j January revm,. . May, Pruacis S.J. Bnoeid aod ; John D. Brant, partners f under the name and style ita.-.hman. of Booald Brant f AUaobmeoi. v. ; Go tarns O. Slanghwr. J It appearing, by affidavit on ill is ibe oOfee ot , tbe Clerk of the Coart aforesaid , that the above named defendant ia not a rcaldoot of tbe Stat of ; Indiana. Notice of tha oondancv ot tb aboweu- j titled action Is therefor g veo to aaid ttastava a. Slaughter, aad the same will stand for trial at tbo next term of tbe Court aforesaid, to eCiaand held at tbe Court Boom, ta th City of vanevtlfe, is th Oeunty aad Stat eforeaal I. n the 1st Koodav io January, . o. 1W2. Ia s.W8frlnn Thr-r I. LouU Bichtor, ffcik ,iy aaid Court, hereunto iolwtt my Bam, this fid daw of Septeiuferf, 1881. LOWS BICUTEB, Clark 0. CP. V. Oa. whABdfec A avyua PTSfc Att'y. mfUm9mm

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CORPORATION NOTICE. ORDER FOR PLANK SIDE-WALK. Oct. 12, 1861.—And now it is hereby ordered and directed by the Common Council of the City of Evansville, that the owners of all lots or parts of lots fronting on or adjoining the west side of Third Avenue, from Sixth to Franklin Street, in said city, cause the side walks thereon to be brought to the proper grade, and that they cause a sidewalk of class No. 2 to be laid down thereon within thirty days from the publication of this order. P. BURKE, Clerk. Clerk's Office, October 14, 1861. ——————— CORPORATION NOTICE OBOKB FOR rLAJIK UOS.WALK. July 20, I SCI. A'-d now U is hereby erdci ('. ai, ' directed by tbe Common Coonell oftbo City of ' vaasville, that taw n of all lots or pott ot ! loUfroniiogoaoradJolnlDg the west lids of Ti Araaoo trom Canal to Birth Street In vAtd city, ctw the side-walks thereon to be brought to th roper a-rede, and that tbey cause aaaitle-WHlk ',: c leat No. B to be laid down t Hereon wit if" Ficiof (lass Ho. B to be laid down thereon witlan thlrtv BKE.Oark ! rk omc October 1.4, 1881. ORDER OP COUNCIL DIRECTING LOT? TO BE PILLED. . atiu . ii.pwiiawwwanu ' ell of tbe City of Evansvllle, that Lot He. i ' B,ot No- StockweU-s Fulargeneot, U ZwDSrixlt , uoted that w .tr colleet And aew here it appear ine to thotwaaKoa (Jo a;. UiV c (ts aad remalas stagaant tharooa, and tha owner oi i an of aaid Ml are hereby directed a a rveuraj by , tbe said Coonell to fill ap said Let to such ah r as will preveat water froiu collecting and r aisle j lug stagnant thereon, wittaln thirty days from Upaasag of this order, I, Patrick Bnrk Clerk of ihe City of Eva vll e, do hfirvby certifj that tbp fbr-golnK 1 a t - and complete copy ot aa order of -aid Ooaacll au-d on the 1st oay of Jane, a. . 161, so far It relet s to tne within named Lot. Ia witness whereof, I ua e beraun'o snbcribBj m name aad aOxad tbe sen! oi eald Ulf -Sth day of SaatecBpsr, a. B. 1861. 1-AfBICK BFliK v:. ORDER OF COUNCIL DI bECTlAOLOia TO BE FILLED. And now her it appearing to r be Com toon Conbrll of the City f Bvansrlll. that mK Mo. 12, I i. Block No. 77, Laasas o, now city of Evantvllie, Ieo iltuated hat water collects aud remain at naot thereon, and Ihe owuer or owrg of ss 'd I an hereby directed and required by the sl1 Con cfl to nil op ald Lot to snch a height a will pre Vent water from collecting and remaining tagnfi'. thereon, wl bin thirty day from tbo nasjaj' thl order I. Patrick Bark, Clerk of the City of Bvan do hereby certify thai the .reg. log Is a trni complete copy of aa order ot said Council. pass: on the etb day of July, A. D. 1S61, so far It relates to the within named Lot. Ia witness whereof, I have hereunto nber!be9 my nam and affixed the seal of sal i Pity, tblr. I pay of Aognst, A. It. 1861. aogU VATRICR BCKKK. ORDKR OP OOUSCIL DIRECT I TO BE FILLED And now here It appearing to ibf 'n.avL I j rll of the City of Evansville, that Lot No. 23 Block Mo. 0, in the Eastern Kulargruit -at oi t . city, is so sltuitM tbat water roliects an I Neaal, i ' stagnant th reon, and the owner or owner of sain j Lot are hereby directed and roquired by ll i ,M Uoaocii to fill np ald I or to nrb a hel ;ht s .11. prevent water from coliertiug aod remaining t .r naat thereon, within thirty days from the pastaj of thl order. I, Patrick Bnrke, Clerk of tbe City of fetal do hereby rertlfy that the foregolcg 1 a tixr nnrt j complete ropy of an order of said fooorll, ih,-.' on the 3d day f August, A. D. IHSI.sc far a, I, re late to the within aaated Lot In Witness whereof, 1 have baSMBti out';, my nam and affiled the seal of said City, ihlt 1311 day of anguat. A. V. lMttl . augM. PATJRJOE BV RK i. CORPORATION NOTIC! OEhCIt FOR PLANS WOX-WAL 6ept. 7, 1SCI. And now it I hsteby ord n I a, dlre-le4 by tb Common Council of h City": j Evansville, that tbe owners of all lots or pari, lots fronting on or adjoining- the west aldr o Mary Street, between Math and Praukdu btreela, io said city, cause tb'.. sidewalk thnreo to I broocht to tha nriuw grarb-. and i hat they ur side v-o!k of "-law No. t, w Ith w or laid down ihreuo withta thirty la)H froe th lubliratiuu ot tb order. P. il MKK, Clerk Clerk's OfBce, ttept. la, ISgl. srptlt COEPOKATION NOTIC B ammi ron rum iidiwiu ?eptAiut'Cr 7. 16,1. And nw It u b. Bsl . utvten ; and directs d by the Ccid&iou CaildlllW th-. ' Evansrlll', that tbe.iwuerk if all lot - parts I 1 ,ts (rontlng on cr adjolulng Mu of Mary Htrrct, between Frnnslln apd rtr. i. a i In aaid oity, oanse tb side-walks tl.iwu I 1 brrulit to th proper grade, and that tb oanse a side walk m claa No. 4, with a ood . . , L, to I. laid livWD thern.n within tb-rty dav, !n. . li(Uon ot this order. P, Kl.'RK 1". Clerk's Office, 8pt-uibr 12, le-H. srpl CORPORATION NOTICE OMDBUFOR PLANK 81 DE-w Sept. 7th, lll. And now. it Is her-!).. and direct?.! by tbe Common Council of the city o: EvaiiKVill. thai tbe owners of all lots or part klt frewllna oo adjoining the rM si-!.; I Mar. ittrn-it, l'.Ween 8erBtb and KlRbtb (U., I., uitdcfiy.. aaae the ld walk ihereeu to be bru.;L tnH vwoper grade, and that hr 'wae walk i f rhws nam ber " to bo laid down thtreu, w i:b!n thirty day, frum the publication of Oile or dev. P. BCRKK, dork Ctty CUrk Office, d.t 12tb, ISC1. I GREAT BARGAINS ! 1 -INDry Goods, Boots & Shoes. Hats, Gaps, &c JOHN J. MEBRITT, (ftttcessar to J.S.Jaquess St Co., Oflar great lodu emeuts W BCTA1 1 C.li ( ers la the seUctleu from their Li'ia,JfjS t.(' Elegant Stock of FnhlooalV Lry On Shoes, Bats and Caps, AT WHOLESALE PRICE 1 LINENS HOSIER WHITE GOODS, and DOMS3TT'; Offered at 38 par Cmt than bern.o'or r . tailed at In the city. AU are iu vited to come aad compare qua. ly -piiob with any etbfcr house in th city.. J. 8. jAQCIi i CO., spll-lyd-clit No. 10 Kirtatre 0M.JBIMB JtVTmaXTlBJVt We have Just received pet Espress a uamfU I I t of miliary Caps, lataat style. Those net pro vMed y,)t, will do well to leave their order at early a day a possible. VATJTIgB MABCOBN1BR ay yp 88 Main Street "NEW DRUG STORE. Tha tmderalaned having purcti .sed from V. . Thompson hi n tires tock ia trade, wfl' oontlno tb baslnes at the old stand, cor oer of Mahi sit Second 8 tracts, where b will keep cot staom on hand a fresh aad foil snpply of Drags, Medfciu'.-a faint. Oil. Detnierreaa Stock, and all othar art: els connected with (tie bos loses I fu pi. .pars J to offer unusual indaoemenu to cash buur. BENE) iit i. evULAKprei. Arrived at Last. WWBtB BJ VMS JVHT BBCa,tW"BI3 .1 WW largalot of the famous Ebeaezer Inn, all color, nhlcb will be old ibap si wl and retail. HTHAPKEB A KliaHIMO. Mo. 49 Main Streol v wrmmw miTrnktm. 9 ?S bnah prime Sweet fotatoca, for sale .t sep IS B. A. OO' IK mrnvTB 0 Jti.L h i.v-u f. V W For sale by H. R. Gib RK R j Mo. 4 ay. aaaore Sire. jolylCT MM. ram - ti. sen l kprKa'd Now Dm. Stj . ocl of run m. Article Juct received at , . i. J. SCRLAEPFKBH Msw Drug Mor ocl Ca TT4TWVB, Arriving au. ia a'v.a. 13,000 beavy Seamls Bag. 100 oairs patting, 1,00) pounds Candle Wu .. . 1,000 pounce Wrapping Twin., 3,000 poun ' Carpet Cbaln, M hags C .ttoa Tarn- Mo. 4 and TOO, a t bate Osnal-.or .... sio.ir oaKrt, sue Biw-, nt. i. . f at low ratt for Ua. aug2J Corner Loctar Sr -itl t. BtLSTJt M r eve? 4VPaT MlX(lr. -A Urge 01 J.V ...l.H tu. w r B.Hi.. , , IK BVHBT Bi, Loe, . .! X'ltA.Pfc I rej.2a , : 1' BMBmJtTB MtmH at U ay7( enaltMtia and l.iriU and kit. B. K. OILKEUT Jk No. 4 Syoa; kere at. juset

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