Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 14, Number 23, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 23 October 1861 — Page 2

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rrrzr V7EDNE?DY MOBMNG. oCTOb 28 stiiseiuPTlcN IKICS fob daily: Delivered in tbe City, par week 10 Sy mail or in the Citv. or var iic advaoce) 5 oo 'ns-ebl-ribir..., $1 50 nvrBTwiKn1 addrrM) 5 oo By mail per year. ADVERTISING. For Tenia ee first p.ig, tabular form. AGKNTb: The followiug gentlemen are our aDtborized Ageutx iu the places named : Dr. Balsurn, U.v iviilr, Warrick Oo. John M. Lock wood, Mt. Vernou, Posey Co. John E. Daugherty, Rockport, Spencer Co. James L. Tborntrn., Princeton, Glbeon Co. Jobn B. Bandy, Newbnrg, Warrick Co. Dr. Murphy, New Harmony, Posey Co. A. B. Wilkinson, Cyuthiana. I'retiton Talbott, Poteyville PoBey Co. H. H. Cnsten, Petersburg, Pike Co. Mark Grant, Caual P. O., Warrick Co. O. P. Cavnnah, Owen-Tllle, Qibson Co. -. H. THAYKK,. 0. K. DREW..Eitob .ASBOCIaTK EOITOE Another Disaster. Tha telegrajib, after mauy duys of comparative idleness, flashes upon us the unwelcome intelligence of another reverse. It is the same story eighteen hundred Federal troops are attacked by 6,000 rebels and we are defeated, with the loss of one of our ablest commanders Col. Baker, of the California Regimeat. Wg are told that re inforcements "t be seut forward ' . e. our brave dov3 will be reinforced when it is too late. The disaster, unfortunate as it may be, will be of no material consequence, so f as the defence of the Maryland line is concerned, but it gives rise to grave apprehensions as to the result uf niacin o-on r arm v ia detachments along so extended a line, liable at any time to be cut otT by overpowing numbers. The first reports of a battle are always exaggerated and conflicting, and we await, with anxiety, full and reliable J a : t l it aT- mi n ueiUHO Ot IUC auair. ICe 10SS 01 tOI. D8iter, a brave and efficient officer, i3 irreoarab.e, and will be aeverelv felt bv the Gur- . i . l . , . . , . m , e ' w iv , . , . - . .. . ve nave sau news in tins uiorniutc e Journal from the First Indiana Cavalrv. Major Gavitt and Capt. Higiiman have iUen, while gallantly leading their men to a charge upon a rebel battery. Up to the t.our of writing this notice, no particulars ot the battle have been received. Wean. ly know that the service has lost two gallant officers, and that we, as citizens, are bareaved of friends whom we have known long and intimately. .djor Gavitt, when be left Evansvllle, told many ot his friends that he would never return. His sad forebodings bavo been realaed, and ia tbe thickest of the fight he fell, giving his life a sacrifice to the cause he so ardently and nobly espoused. A more extended notice of Major Gavitt will be given in to-mor row s issue, capt. nignman is a native or Posey coanty, who left his family and businesa to serve his country upon the tented field. He was a brave soldier, and good Citizen, and his loss will be mourned by his numerous friends in Southern Indiana. Further particulars of tbe battle referred to, will be found elsewhere, received a: a late hour last night. C I cu.iCBi.NU 13 ins MGUXTAIN3 o K.T. fPU T - ... - ... t 1 " ' J wi aiuuunj, ,uuttttu sad accounts of tbe sufferings of loyal meu, who, fleeing from the secessionists, had sought refuge in Lexiagtou. One of the unfortunates a minister of the Christian Church says that be was an eye witness of tbe most atrocious acts of vaudalism, commuted by Zolltcoffer'i marauders. He stated thm they took from the stores, grocerief, and private dwellings everything they desired, but seemed more particularly eoLcitous for clothing, shoes, blankets, and provisions. They also took possessiou of and drove off all the live stock upon the farms in that country, and many persons had been robbed of all the horses, cattle, sheep, aud hogs that they possessed. They even went i -'her, and, ia the spirit of mere waotonuesa and , brutality, they destroyed what they did not want, even to the ciotoing of the women and children. Tue meu and women, who were ' left behind, Siad abandoned their homes aud sought hiding places in the mountains. They bad recovered I . I r" I .111 M.V 1 I ill nQTVBM " . V. ."...".." nnnA.n tnsir nouseuold enects aad secreted them iu 1 tne liast accessible places, in order 10 keep 1 them from the robbers. Tbe sufferings aud privations of these people can scarcely be conceived of aud as depicted by Mr, Vannoy, the minister referred to, are truly heartrending. 'i be Aojuiitut General of Kentucky has issued an order, announcing that all companies forming in the State wjich, on j tbe 10th day of November next, shall not be filled, will be consolidated into full companies, with a view to tbe speedy filling of regiments. This is a wise arrangement and may result in raising several regiments far seswice. It has leen evident for some time that too maay Keotuckians were seeking to serve their country In the capacity of Colonels. If all those who have Iwien raising regiments will shoulder their musket and step into the ranks, Kentucky will at once hare a ba.talicn of brave aud loyal men who would do yeoman service lor tbe) Union. Hard as it mav annei.r ii la an uuuouoM-a tact, luat we ittagiit all ho ifcitl 1 . . - "u""c,a- i Ciiioh Msx 0pruBn. The Mt. Sterling Wnig says that toirty Union volunteers were captured on Sunday, the 13th by a comnany or 100 mounted av.estiouists' in rtaite county; ih- traitors belonged evidently io the Presionburc camp,- where tbey undoubtedly took thsir p-isoncr t. Ton volunteers were preparing to leava lot CtT. Sid. Byrnes' caujp at Ettiti Bftriags

MUHary Herat. Gen. Noble ha, directed the arrt ! of several recruiting officers from other I ,.. foP vlft!fttlon of hji 0,de w. o ujuj derstand that one or two recruiting agents . . . . men for Kentucky regiments. This if a violation ot tbe oroer issued by the -State authorities, and ought to be stopped. We

, desire that Kentucky should have credit for i njencement of the war, for which the Govevery man she furoisbee, but not for Indl- j ttrnment had received uo ampensation. J aniens who may be persuaded to enlist In Thoge stamps and envelopes would bave Kentucky regiments. been &uu,ggkJ North and used to pay post- ! We learn from the Slate Sentinel that ! age. thus defraudintr the Government, had

i jfr. William Jones, of Spencer county, is I , " 1 . i now at Indianapolis for the purposo of obI fining authority to raise a regiment to ten- . (jeZcoa3 at Rockport, from the counties of , Spencer, Warrick, Prrrv, Dubois, Green 1 and Pike Some rebel soldiers visited the bouse of a strong Unionist about ten miles from Bow- : tin, r.n f.v,nfl w hi rf.nht.r i . .' . . , ... home. They demanded some guns that were supposed to be in the house, and pre-

sented Buckner's order for them. Sbo tore large war correspondence, an immense dethe order to pieces, and told them the guns tnt!?,"

were D"t mere, ana it iney were ene . . B ; -1 a if lliaii mam aha wonldn't give them up. The soldiers then went to the bucket and took each a drink of water, whereupon the indignant heroine ibrevv tbe rest of the water ont'of the bucket and commenced scouring the dipper. BsReeruLtinflr in Kea'ackv fir th fed.

era! army appears to be an up-hill business j f ,,,5 t0 getid tir oid Col. Curran Pope has been in camp for sev- jUraps aud envelopes vvlthou1. loss. When eral weeks, near Louisville, and yet his the time for ezcuaoging coased, b uuderrpgiment is not complete. The JournsI and j 'goed heard of 10 or $15 worth of aid . , , .... , : stamp aBd envelopes which, from various Democrat have made patriotic appeals to , ' w not eH.chllIlej The Denarl.

i tn" Pe0Plc Biimeieni, we snoiua tuinn, to I wt tbeir blood on fir Bnd t0 fiI1 every ebortest possible time. But ' the dPPeals Indlftmat ears, ! Tue Democrftt "J8 tb7 "oon be ready 1 Wo hope 30, but our faith is not Strong. VST Perry county has raised another company for the war. Capt. Cutler's comj pany, which bad been sworn into the Legion, I has almost to a roan volunteered in the ! United States service. I ii afc ...I i . . itcu rwiatcri 11a gotn Armies. ; , ' . L liPIowwpo-i vn ft rnhlt arm art new lb. ..... West Pointers tit botti Armies. Below we give a table showing the years . R J " .". "-.". .vov uiuujjuruk uiiii- ; Ury cheiftains on bolu sides graduated at West Point, and the positions is which ' t .v..,, -fj ; .u: i - l.'NIOif MBN. Position (Traduated. 1842 1840 1838 1836 1846 184L! tn Class. ; Geuciul Mi.'.'lelisua .. J'uc" '"" ' x. v". T Charles i n.aswa I 33 18 1 25 10 17 A-bnrr Inut.u d.-iy.. Generel ReynoTd?' 1843 Samuel P. Hein'zelman...l826 Henry W. Benham 183? Isaac J. .Stevens 1839 General Rosecrans 1842 Jahn G. Foater 184G MIbSi Jeff. Duvis 182rf Joseph B. Johnston 1829 Albert S. Johnston 1826 General Lee 1829 P. G. T. Beauregard 1838 G. V. Smith ...184U 23 19 ,g 3 Mantheld Lovell 184 .2 Humphrey Marshall 183: ! Wm. J. Hardee 1838 5rHXton BraEi? 1837 J6 8. B. Buckner 1844 U 62 General Van Dorn 1842 We are Informed bv a srentteman

who was an eye witness of the rist in Terre be ""gr" caused by the great demand finres will astonish those who do not corHaute ou Monday night, that th, telegraph- J'f S QJSZ'1 i 1 -derstand the capacity of the ca-

iu report puoneuea m onr paper was incorrftCL in m a n V nHrlionlara fir. f.M r-".-" u . w . Hum lug i Colonel lw.rlino- hu i ,h.i. v-i I Q " "" -.I I- -1 1 . nuuni work, be was not in th citv at .11 .;,h T. , was the Lieut. Colonel. The notice that the citizens were about to return to attack the regiment in cmp near the city, existed only in the reporter's imagination. Nothing

of the kind was tbongnt of. We presume : lst of December on all letters from oiber P"liM '1rlllinK d,ily- nd rapidly per tbe dispatch published by us, was also sent ! ,0i'al States east of the Rocky Mouutalus. fecting themselves in all soldierly requireto all pins of the .ecu:. try, and thus gross L1.31,. Jttunar.T' I862' on a" l8tte from 1 ments. When completed, duly armed and injustice been done , y wpffty officers. M" ! aipped, this will be one of the finest regv - .o not ieo bow a rc?pnrjer mo make i NotwitbatAnHintf the .1 .,u!i,. imenta in the State. A better horiv nf mn

such blunders. i"W8 learn bv a mmtlnaan tv,m Rreka, Spencer county, that ou Saturday la,,, ''. between twelve and one o'clock, Dr Miles 1 wi.a'-n th, ,,Thi., j i j '. : was soot thtoughth, head aud instantly . staled by Ab. Stiosou. It seems tbe iatter j wa, correcting one of bis children with ' considerable sever.lv tn thn s-r Dr. Miles Mooatul.... with hi fx, a-

c ywuts . general an improvement on the old. The so- auns-jn i.ntui"iiattly passed Into the j necessity for tbe change was pressing. The house, took down bis gun uod returning to ! GoVerumeut has conferred bouefits and blessthe street shot the Djctor as stated ubova j lng inuumtrahle where It has deprived m ny oue ot the use f one stamp. The

Thi 42.id Bsniiir.ftT Thia rrtrint h.. i ,. ,, TZ ..... YWU. , ttrmaster Orr was distributing tbe uniforms i

yesterday. The regiment is composed of ' nen nard a tBe times are in ten minutes c.n, ,.r, , tmed aairtKvrr:f. uniformed, will be equal to any in the eer- ! and envelopes. . vice in point of appearance. The boys I Jambs H. MoKkexy, P. M. will be ready, in a few dare, for a South- 1

ern tour. SSJ-Many of our people are fearlui that j our government will be unable to stand tbe ! - ti aTiti . .. j enormous expense necessary to crosh the i rebellion The following parsgraph from the speech of tbe Hon. James Dickson, at Hartford, Conn., demonstrates that England stood up under a much greater pressure for thirteen year "Look at England. Yon nf our expeoses are large, and so ihey are. Some eatimate them at one million of dollars a day ; But what were tbe expenses of England i during tbe war with Napoleon? From 1803 to 1806, with less than eighteen roilltbre fir .a period of thin ear, epr. For in i hundreil dH.va previon-i to the battle of Wa- I terioo, nor cxpen.-ea were five millions of i I dollars a day. ui tm I -uai a law iirotmrtiiwi was r-xi.t-ioli-.i .r. il.a of Europe while onr . enlir.- rxpeudiiure U at homt If for thirteen years EnglaQd could t-ipend one smljio.ii ibree haodisd': Ihoujand dollar." a day altrdad, cannot we ' ao it tor one or i wo year-, n nrrrrwars every dollar meanwhile remaining at "home, law sat, therefore, do l"ss ishad ratr(otiiui, resjaireg t.s to subs ribe ror the loan."

Kcw and 01d Poilug. Stamja. . cWdertvK., mls.i.,:ebn6:.,B .jlttt.

th. nnnU, ,n .,.! . ih r 7 " . rhflflr i n hntrann cfnmno T rtuitn (t nrtt Iffl. , proptx to giw. 8oino iafM.jn.fioo up ,b, subiw.. - ...-., About 500,000 worm of the old style of j stamps and envelopes were iu the hand of j noetmasters in rebel States at the win1 the Post Office Department not taken measures to prevent it. These measures were j taken iu self-defense by the Government- ; the representative of the loyal people. Tbe i Government, acting for the people, didn t propose to oe swinaiea out ot nan a muiiou of dollars, when a comparatively small ei- : penditare of mocey and labor would prevent ! snch a wrong. ! new styles of stamps and envelopes were designed and brought out as soon as j practlC!lble. Tnere were inDOmerable post j offices to supply, and, in consequence of the i . . " firo, :,- ffl.m at, tbe new styles for the old styles with the public, and thirty days with smaller post officM- Postmasters were also authorized iu ft i u uuipic iuuiic uiMiv? iuii iuvy wem ready to escuange. Iu the case of this office, ample uotlce was giveu, and the time allowed extended as i ment, oc application, grauted further time for calling in those ouUianding, and it was PPd 1 j 'T LStdT j duals bave, stowed away in the corners of I their pooket booits, two or three stamps ) each' ud f c"ur6e Jbe7 feelt. 1 ''K ! ToZZT ty X themselves. Of course, they ihink, the Government that is. the peopie, of whom they are pari had better have !ot 2500,00 0 ihan for them, individually, to bave lost thru, air nino ,-onla o,.h r Ik. rri f'Tl ...... ...v of a couple of cigar3. Their own careless,TT G nesa in neglecting to exchange in time is not :no iffni or. ri"-m!v snmc opnt empn. with secession sympathies, tnav hav re1 taIned a few ceotB worth ot staniP5 "a'phr - ... . i. . . ,i I-., i. j . jr, mm nirv iuiuul uavo suuie wouuus to show after the war. and something to harD about. Thcv ara raiulir John TT.inkii anri I we can imagine them coine- about bellow - b ino-. with hoarse voice. Stamot ! Stamps "S ?. STAMPS l ! ! "3 John bellowed beef, bf.ef,. beasb The confusion of dttf as to when ihe old sumps would cease entirely o be of value which has been harped about so much by that fussy and fnuit-fmdinar paper, -,. - , , j -, ' iuo viuuiutiati tyouwien ia. aaa uouiiiiess caused by unavoidable cm nnistHoce,. VV hen the Department first issued the stamps and envelopes, it fixed the following dates after wuiiai turj niionm not receivea ror postage: ?sepiember 10th ror Kentncky, Misaoun, Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, Maryland, and Pennavlvitoia : October 1st for other loval S-ates eaRt of the Rocky Mountains; NoI vtmber 1st lor the territories of New Me.xi. i co, Utah, and Washington, and the .stn-a y ui vaniviuia ciii'i VKgUU, r.pdu.? U impossible to 4Uppl ii,. bA'isttve demand fr tb i-nioles m.ition- : 1 r . atKassKsB j ea, me lyepariment extended the tim for a 1 receiving mem to UctoOer 1st. October1 ! l5tb- "ber l respectively. And ; recently the Department has still further her lst' "d January lsl. The pressure on ! stamps. Anruirilino tn tlia tarma rrf Oi. I.., - ei " " .ms iu., 1 i . L Mlar received by me, I shall, if the time be . - , , , , , ! S...S aT. . . . t, Lmn. a.j II "ul ,urlucf coueci postage on all otters attempted tone prepaid with i stamps and enveJopes, routing lo tbis o ! s fallows: ! Frfom ad fcfttr November 1st on all old ce, Jpt- ' AT" 1 7h.iT xx.TJ,' 7 '7Z ' ,""i"ls- l.u , I ti rt a -i'vui.vu 1"' Oi iv. U Utice given, many letters are still dropped OIA a. -' " . T'l iuio me runt, uhco wun old stamps on office. Letters having on have been tor weks ue 8tII1 and wlli inue to be, ; t to the Dead Letter Office. Periodicals having them on are charged for at the place of delivery. It Is about time people were e,attwh,g tbe Z J old stamps and I . . t mawopra. . aD,i ,0P- re in t aJ vcr"JU ao woum maiie 'U bout a few cents wortn or stamps is no good citireu : auu uouaucss money enough can be raised on the streets of Evansvilie, from patriotic A Spatax Mothxb.-Oo1. Bucltlev, of tnc knJaTiHe Legion, in tbe course of hi8 ren3ar1ts on receiving a beautiful sword . ' - l. . a . a uanas or ts mends, sai l he bad just received a letter from bis aged motheri who said to him, "My son," "if you aver come over Muldraugh's Hill again except with victory, let it be as a corpse." Col. Buckley Will prove himself the worthy son of so hoble and patriotic a mother. , . ' he Uonirii1' -Journal of Monday ''Ont'ns a re-publication of the story that Mr. Buchanan sent Miss Lane portrait to to be published in the aJmotiae Uotha BD ' tnstocratic calender." The ,rwnaent was made by Bayard Taylor, hut he afterwards mid that it was an tbe Sna entTfe i mistake, and so wrolr o Y.irk P' l'u,," Ti"- ''"'" " Buchou lb liens.1 ti Bay dstitiar . aid Taylor 1 tf'.i-V ' ". . 'i . Nt-gley 's brlyaiio tt o,U00 tueo. trom PiinsvIvHiiia atvws m f miisifUs jseswsjav.

From the Indianapolis Jou ual. i " ' tstUf

t! la. our comment yesterday morning on an lata, Chicago Tribune touching the a- . .?. j j? fu, the war, we attempted to give from h .t. y.i.i u Lr: ... : : Au samiDatio'a rf book8 jn the Goveri

n'or's office shows us that our statement was 1 vet of this inarovement will supply a want IS001- We P,aced number now in j felt ever since the general adoption of septbe field at 3o,000. The books nhow it to , . , . be nearly 10,000. The aggregate is as fol- rte enrelol,!. Tt attaching the postlows: mark iudelibly and iuseparably to the letter wts-rtaK viKamti. , so as to be of use in legal proceedings, if 61x full ref enta ot Inf-ntry 8,25 j neeesiisrv

Two comp , of Cavalrv. Oat section or .Vrtlllory, iftwo j'lerea).. Total, CkTUCXY. j fflz 0.3 coniiauy ..f Arausry...! L ....Ho Total 18,1 U j ci. fnii t,,,. f t. I Sii eompanies Cvalry 5To sixfuU retmenteof iutantv' 6,282 One r.!riu "7:.::::::::::;:9So Tlir" batteries Artillery 450 The total of our forces above enumerated and located Is 37,115. To this number must be added 280 cavalry which left tbe State as regularly orgauized companies, and joined Barns s brigade in the East, we be- , . ftt-i j i i ai t u ji lieve at Philadelphia. Also Col. Uard s retrimeDt. 1,047 meu. which went to Kentacky yesterday, aud Col. Qrose'e, 1,047, which leaves to-day or to morrow for the j same State. The mm total of Indiana forces tiow in the field is, therefore, 39,587.

.as 6,497

iu aaanion to inesemere are reg ments active in obteiolsf ill tbe papers fully up in proceit of formation aud completion,!.. u a r . , , . . . . ' J ana sometime - i iittlft ahead of 'im. which wbee cOBiplttrd will raise our force i t a little over tizty thousand men. j We are indebted to ihem for a copy of We put this record, official and entirely Harper's Weekly, re'iable, against that of Illinois or any other 1 ' i.. 4$tate, taking ioto consideration the poputa- j ATTSklloa, Gin Gcauos: ton ar

lation ot each. And it must be taken into the account that our regiments here iTl : gone out full, except two, which bave since been filled, while many of those from !lli- j noi? are at raiuimum of 700 or 800 men.; ire conBdent, and we challange a compari ' Srag,ment8' ' ,0rCP9 nuw lax rasa rot-t.E ih uoCiaVV . II sr j yittt IN o person is allowed to leave Lou isville without a pass, which costs 25 cents Every package, however small, costs 25 cents. Yonr lovaitv will not exrnse Ton from paying this fee. No matter where you , . r- " "-"""""- wut.w tvm , I " whether in a rebeilioM district or in "' ioaityia you must get yonr pass. Ihe Sitrppvnr nr T rip nffippr whn haa pkaiw. nf i p.- ! tne Pa department, is making a pretty i thing out of it ; his receipts average $250 1 wrdy, or about f 90,000 per annum ln III1 direct tax upon the trade and travel of a..: ... . , - iouiBvuin. i tin en v. iu ooiut or commerce. has about gone up, and if the war continues, i 11 wlli he motl efTectually destroyed. Cann"0n reporter. m f j The Df.moobatic Convenvion. Tlie irev- . , . .. . i etuuiaui uiu.a ueavv tasa. npou us nanas. I and bowerer w may differ ie Opinion from j those who rule, it is nevertheless incumj bent on all who really desire the good of the ; uountry io avoia any action wnicn may tend to emrjarrH;3 ttie aarainiPtration In carry.us; uui a j ny w a. osauoi cow oe aoanI . - ,1 V " I . i oodcu. oeiievine tnereiore mat anv un I necessary exhibiiion of partv feelinp; ln an j hour of danger I ke the present would be exceedingly inn propriate, we hope that the j iuuai autumn 9 Uirj l lIUQt I'J wllU draw for the p' -ent their call for a copvpollrn. -Bvanv.:U Gazette. etf- na!rn1atlrna mrl f th nf , Canal Anditor of New York show the fact that there are four millions of bushel ! trarmit on tha ranala nf thr. tat Th. nals and the vast movement of grain from the West to tide-water. ———<>——— HOME INTERESTS. ——— Tub Leoiok. Tbe 3nd r?l nt Indiana i j Legion, organizing In tbl- ' v , under corn- j j mand of CoL Blythe, is 81 ig up Will j doubtless be full in a few dsys. The com ; J - cannot be found. Our citizens of all classarm. ana tne fatigues of WP' P" enrolled themselves, ":e',t Tw "cammyhorns, who prefer to protected by others, rather than aid in protecting themselves. They can be spared, A m,- f ,i. u V i T f thfe Wh have Jljined' a rilnirn fit. n-.-iiniaiil n Ia 4. . I L. a, I I . f t mtumu tuBIr oumte, onr rdtisene h... .-;v..,,.J na. ...

nooiaiijr vu , Fsjiper, bbl Tllbertp, bxa S Caodlea. 6 hxa To. this object. The Branch Bnk has also ap- , iZ.1. g, Vtaou: proprlated fifty dollars to each full compa- j Ky ; is bts "ata, S bags Med. n s Bq-t.o, 1 ba nv rnr ih. ... . . i Apides, John Greeoj 800 bush Wheat, J B .Mills ny, ror the same purpose, an offering both j cv: 1 ear Cowa and Calves hohn bevy; l bx Axtimely aui Draisewnrthv' Bement Veil; 3 rolls Leather, P P.irt'-ioas; T . . . . "","TurVoy. , 7 jjj.e flot, pr(.lton Bros; 4 kes Shot, J a D Cel. iu addition, two artillery companies are 1 nan: t "n H Ware Satnl orr;l ba Scaias. Hem-

about full, so that ere long we expect to present a formidable force for the defence of our city, should its safety be mr[illegible]ed. ———<>——— THE NATIONAL LOAN.—The subscriptions in Evansville to the National Loan, thus far amount to $20,000. The most of this was taken by our most prudent business men— men who know what constitutes a good investment. The books are still open at the Branch Bank, and new subscriptions are made daily. Those who have the means and wish to aid the Government, and at the same time benefit themselves, have only to invest in this loan. Let all who can, avail themselves of the opportunity. ———<>——— THE STEAMER COMMERCIAL. This popular boat has withdrawn from the Henderson trade, and will hereafter run as a regular packet between Evansville and Pittsburg, leaving here every alternate Wednesday. The Commercial is a first class boat in charge of Capt. Dravo, one of the most experienced river commanders, and a clever gentleman. We commend the new packet to shippers and passengers, as a boat in every respect worthy of patronage. She leaves at noon to-day, for Louisville, Cincinnati and Pittsburg. ———<>—— ——>A good journeymen tailor can get employment by calling at Lyon's, near the Post Office, immediately.

LETTER SHEET AND STAMPED ENVELOPE COMBINED.—This new and useful article

has been received and is for sale at the Post Office. By an ingenious arrangement, the sheet may be made to cover and seal itself completely, neatly, and in such a manner as to completely cover the writing. The This paper sells at the cost price to the Government as near as may be—about $4.22 1/2 per ream, 480 sheets, besides the stamps. The sheets are all perfect, and furnish within themselves a complete letter all but the writing. The paper is heavy and of good surface. P. M. Oct. 22—3td &1tw. ——<>——— ——>Our restaurants are serving up quails to their guests. However palatable these birds may be at this season, it is unlawful to kill them before the first of November, and every one so doing or offering them for sale in the streets, is liable to the [illegible] Only a few days to wait, boys! ———<>——— ——>The favorite Charley Bowen, in charge of Capt. McClain will back out at noon to-day and leave for Paducah and Smithland. ———<>——— I ' , , , - fiif The McFe oo Brothers are vary hereby notified te tueet promptly at your Armory to-dav, at half-past :i o'clock, o nrl, w a n ' uwyif, . Sokktag, MeCbELbAS Gl ARUSt persons wishing to join the above company under the SinU- Legion, are re quested to call at the Union Engine Uoose 1 this eveniog, or daring the week, and enroll their names. Thorp will be a re-election ul officers as soon as ihfi compaay is full Uniforms will ; be furnished gratis to every metrib r l-ome ! one' come all ' By order. , L OKO. Fostks, Cs Clerk. A Card. The American House, formerly kuowu as I the HaviliOB Hoti-l. Wn'pr atreat . nrnsr nf ' . .. Svcamore Kvunsvillp In.l .1 .1 P.i . a. ' j bcrt, formerly of iietunbnti Ma.-.inic Gem, and W. W. Boicopht, torii..r'v ul Clin Ho tej propritors , To tbe fni.H ... , .. .1 ! n el uesile to can vour ATtenlU'ii Hi iph taPt thai rn,-abow h.i,e had rfntlv Ln , " " . ''""-ooghly lepatred, and newly "" " , mai i e ntv now urepared, anil will use every j exerllori to ucoommodale our gnesis, in a mos trzcellent manner. Wo otosl earntly solicit your patronage and influence. BoRCOCRT k PlLLSBCBY Coal, Coal. A superior quality of Gi.u River Coal, at i) cenis per bushel delivered. Bar? lying at the foo' ol Division street r. . ... , ! ' " V 7 t ' 1 tr1 WI" b PronlPll' filId1 md. Josbpb Thomas. s j Nxwbcbob Coal. For Bale at the landing. Will be delivered to any p-rt of the cliy at 7J ceDts per bushel, for cash only. octl2-2wd Thob. Skowdbs, Ac't, i Five Rcaiobi why yon. should Boy Bodimn Jttlne Coala 1st. Tbe mousy pal for !t 5a ezpeuded ' Nf rmntJi tan.4 rn t t-IKnf an t t ' . naAanual oi tne city. i 2nd. The mine gives employment to a j number of men, and enables them tn snpI port their families 3rd. It contributes to (be wealth of (be I eity, and the comfort ol the citizens. 4th. Its operations regulate prices, preventing extravagant rates in times of scar city. 6th. Tbe coal can be bad by tbe single cart load at 8e. per bushel, banled to any part of the city. 2w R1ILKOAD RKCKIPTI). fiCTrsra 31, limi. W"X Batsms, oxs repr, l ox annflrtes, ua u . - "x r V tionct Munktlo . lll.rv: I ju8, Saarvsr A Brar; 8 bxs D Goods, 8 bx. Uat, G O'Blley 4 Co; 4 bxs o. Mai lev. Hen .i in r.-. i iiY n ntt w m ait. - . D Goods, J H Mabee A Co; 2 cases Hals, J U A W W Uricaui I bate AaK'. ViCtr. Bru; :i7 bx H Ware,-ChaaS Well.; I bx Leather. Cb.i Babcick; IITXLl' 5 bX A. S SHHADEB. ' 1 "" ' Received Per Adams' Express ! T" COLT'S REVOLVERS AT REDUCED PRICES 3F"or- Oasli. Colt's Revolver, old style. 4 and 6 incb. Colt's Revolver, new style, 4 and 6 inch. Smith and Wessons Cartridge X XBbUXD, Catridges, Caps for Colt's Revolveis, Bowie EniveS, (WestenholniS Now Is your time to buy, aa Colt's P-,ols are ad vanclng In price every day. ACOB bTKACB A HON, 71 Main St.; Evansvllle. uci23 low 3Burgiary. B.OJBJS Or TMIt trOnitm OTOt.K.V 9 b, th .notorious thieves and bouse burnerHardin and Murpny, h.v. ne-n rmiinel and ,,. now intny pose. ssion, near McCui.:benvllle. Centre township. Any person havme riaim .-. th ab0T" rt1c!e "in p'ea rail immediately nrove nrooertv aud tulra I , ' w- . . a. a : i i oaioa caarsea of lidvertisiog B. Ut'. KCB, PT4. V. V. Committee. StdlSw

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lUfT'S Of ESTATE for the pavmaot of ihe coit auit peases of-sids-walk luiprovcinents. s b by given t at by virtu of a prTt Isau! ' tf Mayor of the City of EvuTilb-, ji t m- ii"i I. ed, twlll aell st public .. .ji hlri . i.e CourtHsn.se, in (said ci'1 oa Fnv, 'o'. -tii, 1861, at 2 o'clock r. n., ib-;' f"M"wiog ' ita r parC(!a of real e-H'..-, or nj:t tboreof r n n be necassary to pa., tbe e mount b d i iasrsed 'gainst sa d (pts.resjsci'iTe y, for th:. rt .no pecs of raskiBg uae-aln loapr.-i- ai' ' 4 lets, together with the ooot of-!? 1 ot 35, blork' It. Utockwsl " Inlargemet-'i .S-i South sr. half ot lot vS. Mock 14: f.. t-' well's KuUrtcement J. C. Tla lr. r l.VTX Lot No. 4, block 25, K:tn ti lsrc-treH Z. U. Cook. . 4.1 lnr No. 1. block i4, Eatf-ri. !aif etnet. 1 -O a. Brans' hslrs. 14,10 Sixteen feet oo ttlxtb S r. t. aad aa tending bick , --e bUD.Ir.d and fifty feat by l.ocnat ttrrer, pa-t of the aarUm qaarMr of E'lm' hrrueslsad la tbe City ,r KmrnmOl CO. Evans heirs, t-.. ,. ; , ' Lot B. block 7?. Lasaaseo-Carolion Umk. 1.10 oc 23 .i itHTIAN HKODfcUtCH. C. C. Is' i X,XX 9 w nr lot oi that nice B.-d and Wlilte, Ulue and White, Vlam Had, 1'lae Bltck, Fine White, iu tact, ail ku.-t it; ke a oinople.e aaxjrluiaut. SCQAPKEKA BCSINO. octlD No. 4, Malu street. N otictTof Disol ution . rWUI H PJtUTJVX Mlf UK it K TO SL fore xistioT under t s me and firm o( K0KING t i t N S I S Q,la ih:f'. mutually diaa-iWed. r lebted to sai l fl'm ar ot-reby auTlsed lo pal the aame t .John auuix.it una A . Jonea. who are arpolutl by ua to cc lxtirat- . and topsy th" .i. bu ' said fltra. II. R OR IN', Oet. 1 7, 1 8.1 '. daw AM. H K Nyivo. OLlTHOUl rUKlXNEW lfAME. ERNEST C. MINGST, I at be has taken tha TOBACOO ESTABLISHMENT, of 1 loodore ttls&at A Co., on tbe 86T Corn" tf Miim and First Street -ga x J wii u c-.i." t-.i.iiv 4.n tai ihs cbotcaet bracdsof :.fynt" t as VS1A Cigaxs, Smoking & Chewing .'obacco, &c, &o. Hn 1 i . ISM tu attention of Smokers to hla atoab ; of lun-ott. 1 liKars, tbe finest ever braus;ht to Uils j elty. SWORDS I SWORDST - trvsr mMtcniVMO 4 m,ot opr.. !'. eulatioB etlt uioiiutad Swords, a auod IUI. Alao. 4 . 6. SSKUL I.J TM.V BKfTfi, (7. 0. HXGtriJTiOJV HJtHBtiHt V. 8. Stiff 1 I.JtTfOJY BUGLKHt I' O. mittt lJUM TMO.V CJtl8i P. 0. BU aV 17 M TiOJV MOl 1. tltKH BTBJPKI All kind of sailitary caps, for sisst i cs wl 1 be sold cheap. Now radi all the latest styles oi jutun' and Infanta' hat and raps. 4.titltueti4', . icea to ault ttiSj lySfsTjC o t . . Atfo all kiuda St military sntltaptriuiniltig;, -t V A UT1KU MAR( OKSIKB, iwJK jtf Mala street. mnt..s4in,! t'i..4um t-i jiam i.Jtim Mr v, i, ,,. iixt roeelved a larg hjt of Flairs, vet liable for "Young Am erica," deroratins; wlo.i - lioiiset rpcrulting offlr and small L I rtu tium (t uts to Vi AI . ,k flaga of all kinds, at the '! plaa Store of a HAPKBK BDBMMO'e, oclS 49 Main -t. i taeci, r. aiLSEST , .wiixiis a. aaaca. i aft!. dlM.Ml JtV gmjmsm w sswi ev aa n- V" WViralia I if raru I WnOlCSHlti UrOCerS, ! Svcamo. ittert. between Mter and Firsl, Si.anaj rUta. tojM-g. fstjfe Mt pVs.ti. i np-frojv BJtTTMJVttxoo bales for j s by 9. . oilbebt ft CO. Ko. 4 Syoamare itrt BO 0 '0 frt'titi 1 w baira prime for ale hv , MS. S. E. GILbKKT a CO., tH-12 Ko. 4 8ycasaore street. tJStiJS U Oti,S) hhls la peiiwt order MJ fur sale by x. K. CULUKUT A CO. WmKjtBTH JBBOO.W8-V) dom litre "13 Harth Brmim at H. A. OOOK. a. mm, m 00 0 kj.t.vtt M- II.I.O If WABK- it ul at 5 ir.l 3 hnope.l Wh Tut' : 5 do 8 do d; j dp 2 do ancond sif- Ti , 8 do m u 1 K ... l.l do Bed Buckets; 10 easts brasa lioand CVdsr Bucket-. 8 dnx 3 !" -il Cedar BiH-keaa; 1 do Eara Hrnry Boaca C:abl BueSets, .Idoaaa'd do Oak A Cellar stab! Buckets; 8 do Well Buckets; do Bail Boxes; I oo assorted sixes eo. rsJ Suffer Buckstai i do extra l Bingham) do do; 40 atsu ass'd Wood Tras. extra heavy; 30 nests Imported Ctrnau Market Baksta, 10 dox esa'd Amarioan du do; I do d-i slte Clothes Baskets; a do Willow Nursing Chairs; 1 de Kattan Table dc; t do aas'd Kalian ChlMmi a Chain. ii do ass'd 8. ivra ill, 16, IS aod 2c. 2 de asa'd Towell Boilers; 1 do stave Halt Btuhela; 8 do ab hoi ped Mall Bushel, Itu. Brad 2 do Fluia Haif Bushels; 2 do aas'd reck Mean-area; do a'd Muii liaudles; - 2 d . Cotton Slope; 1 d t Knife Baakeis; 4 do ass'd Bbl and Half Bhl Covers; I do Bmfe boxes; idos ass'd Potato MasLer.; 4 do anj'd Beer Maots; 4 dot Sol Hop Plo; do asg'd Butter Prints; S du Butter Ladles; 5 do Wood i 0 ."pedes; 8 dos Mu .lera; 3 do Wire Mnuse Truj a; 12 dot Cedar FaoeaSe; 2 de Coffee Mills, as-i'd; 2 dos a up Bowl: 3" gross Saweo Cloth-a yae, 13 troea Sprins do do. Jit received at o I t n. A. COOK'S, 73 Main street. Eureka Bazaar Pall and Winter Campaign. mm Jt. COOm. 11.1 JtfaT MM CMC IVMMm lib aud opeoed the beet assorted stock of f'snallj' froc rlB ar.d Fnriilsblns; Oocds ever oSered lo EvautiVlUc, hnvlnc boaght for CAH from first bands, nod given nls personal attention to seli-ctiDj. lis ond sad, "Coiue acd arebay aad ge' rich.. otlS 9 6 bb is New Orleans Susrr; 3 do Cuba d.; do; i bbis crnsbH 6 do Pi.wd'red 5 d Clarified H. A. (TstlfJB So. For sale : OrtOK. T3 Main re'. oclfi OsTfe ttumit.yr CMnVaMSJVBi 4mW too lbs Frb Butt, r; 10 tierces prime Lard; 20 kegs do do; 6 bbls Mssa Po k IS k. g W. B. Butter. Foi sale at xl H- A, C. t-K'S, n Man itret OKFICK OF XUk K V i No VIX E t A - H uit X Vu" J , Oprosxa 12ra, .'Sol. fW-' Kt.iHTVlO.V t-OB TUB BMt IIImM. BKCluKSol lbs Company will be held u tno 8:h inttaoi at thin oflte-'. JOUV J. CUAMJLKl., Pres't. ALEX. I-XJICEI. ?Bc'y. ocli-tt I f-tB VJI.-IIM. KH- 5 ' whole, half andlir. boxes In storo and for sale by octx S. K. GII.UKBT A Co. fBTiUt:Mf- .alqiiality, loreale by f. X. 0ILREBT i CO . " 1 No. a Mi rn.,r. .trl SO OutiO0 kftgabtst Nuwcaalle. S. . GILBERT A CO. M 11 TEt88KJ't!B Of VBmrMSB--b boxe, V. uBut gr.a eaca, lor sale by oc!2 . S. '( 1 1.111:1: !' CO. JW9 oTb' purw lore sale KRT OO. Notice. I be unileraigned bcrmt; pnrcbaaed trom Me srs. It If MM hit a Co., the aroca or Goo.1 I rmerly ij,j, (I by Ki.sei iiiothera, now olfer the same to the poblic at terv reli'd vrif for laah oulv. oc8-tf ,Mls5fls. A L KOBKIl X" ., j H uV.a orl New L'rug Store. g ( rrtt m i vorrKti t "' 16 baira prima hio Oofle.: T fic lo Lagixra CuSrr: 4 do d" Oid Gov't Java Co. I: ' liar aud retaHei at U"er wholesale prl. e. ocl ' H. A. COOK. m. Jh.-M TUiStt ImtlH TMtBB 4 dot trn n vu IB, ror sain al ocM A ! OOK'.a, 7.1 Jialn -li-e f?mmmBBCTTBu7' At 12)s:te per pvund, al Vlt-Ktui StBxS., Mo. - Malb StMsj

NEW AnvfVnSEMENTS Tax Notice for 1861. rax pj ft b b of fajv derbareh r'ourjtv, are henov t tilttd that tbe Tax tHipli-a't. ..r lHSl.c .ntuiuj.- ' -ul "'aies(rt State, 0 ug y .ad uther pmpc has Nh.o recsltad by ma fro n ti e Andftcr nfit onty, and that I cao be fonad at say OtJstv. that nrt House, for tbs parages ol ac ivlng i i t u. Tha Tasos lor tbe ar t86l, rp as for atau purposes, 15 cents on aab f l 0 . uition, and 60 ceou oo each taxable polk For Military debt einkto Fund n rpses, Scents on ach f WO vet nation as sTnresafrr For Bi-UDtU MlBklna F..ai purposes, 2 ruu on each $100 valuation as a fores ttd. - For Common School purposes 10 cents ou sash 9100 vsJastlot) as aforesaid, and SO ceou on seek TsxaWe Poll, (except ss to tbs property aad pella of ties;roe and mulattos-.) or Canity parpo-a 56 otnU on each S1O0 valuation aad oast dollar ou each Taxable Poll. Aod to he purpose jf yroTidrOK a revenue meet tbe aoi ual lulereat en Owuhiy Bonds Issued t thai Kvauat tile at Ciai .rl-' i Ut tlaij(. I Com pei y, S ocme un acb 9100 vaiu'itlon asaforesai J. For Test nth ij. finx l il ((ehu- .i od Hoed yarposM as levied hy th friistees of the several Townships of mid O. unty with tbs advice and coeateiat of tbe Beam of tkunmtiwtuwrs of h d ' ountx its si fellows, w..lt; Far tiojTr.umhip -Si.r Townshla purpoaas 1 ot ut, alia for 6cia "cbunl purposes a sents oa endi 810 i valuation aa afo eaatd on ailpror 'ty n l wltbl.i tbe c p irn i- limit. ..f tbe City ef BvansrBsa. Far Knight Township For Koad pawpeess, TU osuts ou f..cU Slue saiuatioa as a.resald. tor Soot' : crnh.p.rir 'ownsba,: purpose i cents ; for Hciclal 3.bool i nrposes Seetats ob seed 9UO ralu iilou aforesaid. For Armttrimf Toumtkp Foe Towuah'p purposes Ic-nt, and for Lpn ul f el.not purposes IgtiU oQ'acb C:fvalu..tl.n as aloresald? tor terry TowHthip. Pot Tou aablp purposes 3 cents an'l for ape, lai m Uool i rtrn aeota oa saoS 9100 roluailvu a- nforoaald. xar Union Tuo tbip For TOMUablp pu IScolI. ou eacu 9i0 uiiia . n asaloreamtd. Bar Centre Totcnok p.Tr towuShlp penxieeat oei.U ; forlprcul S. i. . pu poSts A cents, aoJ l .r Itnud purp. i cii . oq ,- ich 9109- v.loauoa sa ef rseid Flos Oou, aisweap. For Toaraahlp parpoaas m. o)jrwi CV.I1..1.1 J'Utp,i,eS iy rptH.es 11U cenu.aul each tlOj salaaiies) iur nuita purpur . . 3 i , i . ' aforreat'l ti n ! for (JUi, of Bf.inuilt. fVrrebri S hol pas put', 10 i' la on ab flUO vain itl'U aa .-U'irsjeaM. 'na (- l.sTKOV C LVr. '. V! U "vl iSib, 1CI td M ' (Wl.t.G iO THK CUati SttAU I Cook'. sTo r AT Before t oo boy yonr sk J, io v.i si am s r- i Sofaiug ever., day new good.- ' tbe Koreka. ttj mi' bill to b"o your Oic-r at Cook's. Kvnry ShltiR yvti a n.t ran bad ai Co. k's. for ih- 1 aud i-ne.iet ii :i - rlaa m o Conk's O x,.l v wn the Ki rka fo ! ot fwasVooda. Mow Is u tfi it Co k eTli ao theap-tf"e.) oe ft." cash tn nil. In lb face of the haid tfmee'Cuuk keep? bis hoosa luil and Mis e Ilea p. . . iloln the family Oimrd CrlltBoemat . kureka Bazaar, Wo. 7J lan srrier. Kep vonislf posted by volng io 73 Main street. lnw prices and good (Joods at all times to be had at H A. CsokV. Move ot. In fro- t I want th get Some of Ceek'a . Cheat, i J t-. . Hew good alDio-t evsfy day at Cook's Una flic, but 'hnt la -o low joa cssli aak U lower t Cook's Post up your friend thai No. Ti Main street U the plane. tonality of Oook "a aoo Is alwayaaa Kpraanted Mnsti nn tn Cook's It yon w ant bargains. Royoubsv. t to buying yar goeds at OooA'ai Iknewyon would f yn w-nt ones. The low prtoes end KOod quality rf Cook's soots ea she wotider of all. I? nines you bu ar look's, you lose money Volnn-eer-in th.. Family -fhianl Prill every dat at Mo 73 Main street. Wonders will never csa, last not least tbs larg stock to be lound at ilo- Kureka Baaaar. Xietaiei Go'd. ii Syrup onl la b., hs! at Ii a Cook's. "- Yea, it la acknnwledarfd tha (look sella the cheap eetofauy House In th out. Xouusf how eheap yen can boy Groceries at Wo 73 Main street. B Wjrou want to save mousy, job must go I the htireka Ba7.aar. oclS SJ mJ nTDTS, arc ItS bxs frli Lafjs EalseB' S jr bxs do d 0 tha ftuoa eitrou, fresh ai.Ji 1 cask Orniau l'lnui.. 1 do do Cberri 20 fha extra new ante Curienia 3 bl.bj -ofl-ahrlled Almonda I 'ai Tt ahellad Alti )iida I bbl rilherf: t bbl Cai. H-d. I do ITem ; ,, lOftsCuttl- t., e Iur lilt da, V)0 lb frsh Sultans ot 6Vadlea BsMka 78 drums Freeh Figs; 200 fos t lean Detest 3 bbls Split Peas; 1 fiTOe Cox'a Spark lnK OitlMne; ' t" CjnP1""' Isrnglaas, aas'd suss. 100 lbs asa'd brands Choeoiaxe; 25 Jbi Baker's Cocoa; 28 1b do Broma. Jnst received at oetS f .4 raJgf. H. A COOK'S frBBitsjvmai omutJrmhtt3P 700 qarter boxis Sardines; ' sou tail do do. Joat re sex .. h. . 0eJWaT sv ?,-." 3F S dox. n pint Weroeeterehtee Just received at H. A. COOK'S. HsikSo. do pint do 2 do Quart do 4o; $ do p.nte A ouarta Peii 2 do aea'd Capers sup. Trie I do John Bull Sincat t do Harvey do Walnut Oatsop; t do Beef Meek ha nee; . t. do Heading do; , vssj 9 do Miifhroi n Cataaip; . I 100 gallons extra flue Tomato Catsup Jusi received at H. A. COOK'S. J5Jf, T mVtJS-B, ttcd, 'tttC MW tbs ex -.a Patent Cottoa, Twiae; 160 tee assorted Hemp Twlue; Bp TWIUS i; . rtek; in Bwpr . JioaLa.iaia wica; a gross Fluid do; S (fries Coal Oil Wlek, 1W Sm Oruas Hope, l o tbs do ISO Bs asei ted Col ion Moth : ask,.n Cotton Cleaves L aes, 40 ft. each, do do do, SO ft. do e do do. DO ft. do do do do, 10b ft. ate do do bVd Cords, SO ft .atra. " wv i.uia uo, J SS sv It. o oe wrae. ao, SO de da do Hope Halters; 60 do tsather Carpet Tacks, asa'd, S I aud 10 ounce) 10 dofeu Plain Carp-1 Taake, asaorled. t, S auu iw vuuoe. Now In ato at 8. A. COOK'S. fraiaWAT. ukjr-A Jkc 90. sMB WW MAI e-Sd.s mail Oraasataas; ' 1 'J fl 1 Bed, de, .2 do lairs - do; I do ussrd cites .11 an llli Nax; S do do Cocoa Mat.. Just orened at H. A CuCK'S. tksT Btmt BTultCBt-lbO boxes 0t'wL J Pearl Starch Just received at ' ti- A. cook's. T Maia street. f sTbsTw . Btcn rjLooBt m 9- W loo On Com Surcb; ' So bs Be I Teuloeav 100 bs Pearl 1 . bbl farina; .. 10 V ises Vet-micelle, 10 boxes Macaroni. Foi sain . M. A. QJOK'S, TaMaln street. WtM klbiw-,3 bbls Xo. 1 M ackers:, ob MT 3 bbia Mo. S So, do-, i litis Vo. 3 do, do; l Uerc halo doi ierring lOVi'll U Jeckerel, de; on. ror sale at UK4 K'S, 73 Main i Mi BX SV. MILL ft i . I '; in ba bard pre ha Str Sat oclti U A IO ti 'mjso.in r rorroB-v B.'H it XT But d Tallow llaaslles. iM straet. F.-eb itoeet cooK.a. MBC'ottee a i H. A wmui.vjn' r. M C diLeii 1 tt "B4JB Tut MM, JtO -aii fra.li Lobiters, extra; iK. jvr I 'cki.'.l LolMiirs, i to JUl do i n du '.'lb by coon. oclS HMtBK l, CAMXho rtti n a utjtrt i0 dosen fieat Pin:- .limW-it, 6 .ate Baapbei rlea A 3 1 r.. w brr'l - 1 1 , " do do do, hf ipin a do Quiuiws and PIbbi; w 1 2 yht- rantatsxe and Pease. a mv r.n Appia;. S do aborted ea ab bote, ia ball' gals 0 do gallon Krklsa: get; of 1 do do do gall inarta to, Dints 10,000 Pickle -loose la bate: 13 dot en Toss itoet 3 lb ou: at do do, s tb do, do Jo, S W) t'.or, 34 do Peaches. 3 lb do; IO do BlaebecriS! 3 fc'-do: "1

3 de Oreea (kngm. Tor sale at war prlcee.oW A. CTX E, 7SfaiasUet.