Daily Evansville Journal, Volume 15, Number 190, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 16 May 1863 — Page 3

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RIVER NEWs!

ARRIVALS. T. M. White, C River Prairie Rose, Nnsdivilln Thomas PoeU. Nashv. Mattie Cook, Green Kit. i'oli'ima, Wabash tirov Fox. Memphis ISO, Louisviiin Chambers, Henderson -Alio? Dean, Oscinnati DEPARTURES. Trairie Roue, Louisville Thomas Powell, Nashv. Mattie OTvk, Rockport CoUin.ua, Cincinnati go, ct!-ljvtlie A!ict- Dean, AlkUtpbi ' The river continues to rise gradually at tits point, but is lalling at Cincinnati, ihmJ the prospect is now that we shall coon -have a low river. Yesfcwday was a dull day on the levee with bat little done. Freights are not yressieg, and tonnage comparatively plenty. The palatial Superior, with the veteran Dexter in command, and Billy Lowth i n the office, will be the unrivaled packet for Cairo and all way points at 2 o'clock to-day. Her passenger accommodations are not surpassed any where, and her ta" le groans beneath the richest viands. Thy D.jViets is her agent in this city. The champion of the Louisville line, the Big Grey Eagle, will be the pular mail and passenger packet (or Louisville to-night Capt. Joe Bunce and Col. Jim Lusk understand their duties as well as any men living, and they do it to the let" ter. In their attentions to passenger8 they are not only courteous and attentive, but as a lady friend writes us, are "almost tender." The star steamer of the Louisville & Memphis line, the unrivalled Liberty No12, will be up tkiseven'mg from Memphis. She is unchained lightning in speeds spacious and elegant iu accommodations and her officers, Capt. Archer and Mr. Hart, are at the heed of their profession. We are tudebted to Capt. Jeffries for the following: Memorandsm. Steamer Prairie Hose, Capt "VY. Jeffries, left Nashville on Tuesday, the L3t?i inst, at 1 o'clock p. m. ; met a fleet of up bound boats just above Harpeth Shoals; arrived at Clarisville at 0 o'clock same day; laid there all night. 13th, left Clarksville at 4 o'clock a. m. ; met another fleet of boats in sight of Ft Donetcon; arrived at Canton, Ky., at'J o'clock laid there three haurs. taking on tobacco; steamers Imperial, Goody Friends, and J. T. MeCombs passed up; left Caton at 1 o'clock; met steamer Ida May W. L. Ewins aud Ella about five milea below; passed he town of Eddyville at i o'clock; met steamer Leonora and LaCrosse just below town; arrived at Smithland at 7 o'clock; river stationary all the way out, with yi feet on Harpeth Shoals. On Thursday the 7th, the steamer Miller, with two barges of nay iu tow, when just above the shoals, was fired into by a band of guerrillas on shore,- but luckily did no oataage. The gauboal Orient, Laving heard of the firing into the Miller, .shelled tho woods for several miles, and the gunboat Brilliant coming up, joined in the spost They each" kept up a brisk fire for some time, but with what effect we did hot learn. Ice! Ice! Until our Lake Pepin ice shall arrive, which we shall store in our new house, lower lauding, boats will please leave their orders with P. Uoru" brook or Peter Frick, boat-store men, or h Fenchler, batcher, for lake ice. E. Ingle. mavU dtf SPECIAL NOTICES. rTURVY axd scrofuiocs eruptions will mk.-u cover xne boui-ti v lln.se brave n:eu wiu are tightiug tlieir coiiutry's battles. MiJit air, lood, aud (irrbciiiiig rains uili uiake bl havoc will, the btronest, Ititreivre 1 t every n.au supply hiui-a nh lioLLOrt AY'S OlN iJltl'. It its a cert.iia cure f r every fciud of skiu uiea.-e. Only 26 ceais i-r pou ZlH ' BATCHELOB'd 11AIR IVE: THE BEST IN the Woriu W iliiam A Eatchelor s ceii-bniteti hair Lye iroduce a color uct to be dUtinguiohexl rom iiatuic varrauteJ not to injure the iiair iu the ieaat ; n-oiedics the ill eO'eCid of ad dyes, and uvigurates tt Hair for lile. t ey, lied or Rusty liait inttafitly turus a splendid ISUck or Uruwn, le.-.viut the lLiir soil atid beautilu!. Svld by all Irucgint!., c ThcG-uuine U signtd WILLIAM A. RATCHEELOiC, jn thrjour ttdtt vj eut-w bts. 'aciury o. el, Barciuv otr.-et, Sew York. Late iii RruatiKay aid ! iioud street.) km'JS A tolCU, COLD, OR AS IRRITATED throat it allowed to progress, results in serious rniuiotiary aud Bronciiiul alieclioiu, olteutiUte Dcurabie. lillOVVA'S mtOACHIAL. TIIOCIIES reach directly the affected pari" aud give atluost iutaut reliel. Iu Dmimsiiis, , AsraA, n,l Caiaeuu they are beuelituii. 'the ehrcts reuniting trow the ue ol the TrocLes, and their extended tij, haa caiueU theut to be couuterfeited. Be sure to guard against worthless initiation. Obtais only the geutuite iirotcm iirmicinal 'Xrtxket w hich have yrvttd lucir elut-auy t.y a teal ot mauy years. I'l ti-ic .-HtahiHs and fiiNbcas ahuiild tox the-troches. Military UUicers and Soluurs who fcieSiax the voice aud are exposed to sudtK-u changes, should have iheiu. Sold every here at 25 Ceuta per box. CUR .NATIONAL LISOULERS DR. RoBAtK S CLRts. The Auierkau stomach is a tormenting organ It is ceueialiy out ol oruer. ri he rcaeou is obvious "i he unviiig niau of btistuecs has not time, or will not taJke lime to properly masticate his loud lie Lolls it, aud as bad habtis are catching, all classes loliuw fats example, lience tyl-liu, with all its xuiiliclioiis lieuce ludiKestion, Liver tola phtiut, and dieordeis ol the liowejs, in all tiiei various phases. Against these and a hundred other complaints, tho Scandinavian Blood i'llls aud iSloo I'unner are waging au extenuiuat.ng wariare iiw success ot tl-ese Jieaiciues lias oeen astonishing, even in au ate of scieutihc uiiracles They do m-l alienate, they cjtm.jiutU a disorder. The agony, tlie fever, thedeoility, the despou ieucy, which characterize atriictions of the digcsiive and secretive organs, vanish under the intiuvuee o reparations. The constitution itself seems to acquire new energy under their operation, bee advrtisenient. TO NERVOUS SUFFERERS OF EOTH SEXES. A Reverend Gentlemaii, having been restored to Health in a Jew days alter undergoing all the nsual routine and irregHlar expensive modes of treatment, without success, considers it his sacred duty to communicate to hisalflicted lellow creatures the MEANS or ct'KK. Hence, on the receipt of an addressed euvelcue. he will send (fiee) a coi.y of the wescrintion us d. Lirect to 1)B. JOHN M. DIGK ALL, 1W Fulton Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. PUBLIC SALES. A DESIRABLE FAMILY RESIDENCE, CONil tuiniug ten ltocms, wiih otl r improvements on the lot ; eeMmlly matiou enquire of uhotf ituated. For further infor ASA IGLEUEART.

REGULAR PACKETS. Evansvttle and Cairo Mail and Passenger Packet. THE NEW AND SPLENDID SIDE WHEEL STEAMER

3. V. Tnsoor,' Master A. ST. DrsorcHT, Clerk 7ILL RCN AS THE REGULAR MAIL AND V Passenger Packet between the port of Evansville and Cairo. Leaves Evansville every Monday and Thursday at 2 o'clock r. n. Leaves Cairo every Tuesday aud Friday eveninjr's at 5 o'clock. Fur freight or passage apply on board. Mayll-ly REGULAR EVANSVILLE AND IIEXDEItSON DAILY PACKET. C. H. CHAMBERS, R. V. COX. Captain, WILL BCN REGULARLY. DAILY between tliis City and Hendersou, leaving here everv evening at 3 p. m. For freight or parage apply on board or to p3 COX HUMPHREY, Agents. EVAKSVILLE CARROLTOX SEMI-WEEKLY PASSENGEU PACKET. GENERAL WHITE, Capt- A- Gru.nn, Hfnby Milu:h, Clerk oe, LEAVES' EVANSVILLE EVERY M-trty Monday and Thursday at i P. il. Leaves Smith Carrolton every Tuesday nd Friday at C p M. Will run as a regular freight and passenger packe between the ports of Evausville aud South Carroltou. apl4 LOUISVILLE AND HENDERSON AILY LINE, (SUNDAY'S BXCF.PT . , The Evansville & Louisville V. S . rp- .Line Co. Splendid, rv-.. jtti Passenger & 3? 3E3 J. TV 23 I t SS "BIG" GREY EAGLE, Cart- BCSCE J. A. LUSK, Clerk. STAR " GREY EAGLE, Cat. HCTMNFILLER W. G. YOBIS,lcrk J. T. McCOMBS, Capt. BALLARD J. GWATHNEY. Clerk Coaiposa the Line, ar.d will leave Evausville for Louisville as follows: Monday's, ?TAR GUEY EAGLE, at 12 o'clock M Tuesdavi?, J T. McCoMKS, at 5 o'clock p M. Wcdaoiday's, " BIG " GREY EAGLE, at 5 o'clock a. Ttoursdaj-'s, "STAR" GUEY EAGLE, at 5 o'clock P. H Friday's, J. T. McCOMBS, at 5 o'clock p. M Saturday's, "BIG" GREY EAGLE, at 5 o'clock 9. M. RETURNING: R T. JIcCOMBS, leaves Louisville Monday's aud j Thursday's. I BIG" GKEY EAGLE leaves Louisville Tuesdjv i and Friday's. ! "STAR" GREY EAGLE leaves Loniville Wed j nc-sdny's and Saturday's. Punctually at ! o'clock p. si. ! For comfort aud speed the above cteamers are i BasnrnaBSed. COX t HUMPHREY. I eclii FAST MAIL PASSENGER LINE j iJibi ' -T- iRt ! PADUCAH 8l CAIRO. j SEMI-WEEKLY Boats from Fvansville For all points on the Ohio Rivur, Snndaysexcepted. I THE MAIL PACKET j CHARLEY BO WEN; Capt. HOWARD, I j Leaves Mondaye aud Thursdays at 2 o'clock, for Cairo and all Way Points. ; Leaves Cairo Tuesdays and rridays at 5 p. m. j THE MAIL PACKET Capt. A. LEMCKE, Leaves Evansvillo Tuesdays and Saturdays for Cairo and all Way Points. Leaves Cairo ou Wednesdays and Sundays at5 p. M. CONXECTIOJES MADE AT CAIRO with j ST. LOUIS AND ILLS. CENT. R. R. : ALSO AT EVANSVILLE WITH E. 4 C B. R. LOUISVILLE PACKETS 83TFor freight or pas?ape apply on board or to jan29 P ! V1ETS. Agent. LOST OH MISLAID. j A BANKERS POCKET BOOK, CONTAINING sundry Notes, Papers, Deed, 4c, of no valtn to any one I nt the owner. The finder will be suitaiily rewarded aid no qnestious asked by re turning it tu At), b 1 irst street. inv4 li. jj.W' COURT NOTICE. THE UNITED STATES CIRCUIT AND District Courts of Padncah, Ky., sits on the first Monday in November and the third Mon-lay iu March. B. G. SAMUEL, nivl3-3t Clerk t. S. K. V. WANTED. A G1BL TO I'O HOUSE WORK IN A SMALL XL Family. Wages liberal. Apply to J. T. J. T. COX, myl 1-1 w At the Cox A Humphrey Wharf linat. FLAT-BOAT F ESALE. w E HAVE A FLAT-BOAT bO FEET LONG, Kiji Feet Wide for sale low. : my 14 COX & HUMPHREY. Bleached and Brown Shirting. E HAVE AGAIN RECEIVED SOMbOF those reliable brands of bleached and unbleached Shirting, and will sell them cheap SCUAPKER & BUSSING, u,hV2 No. 4'.l Main Street. Coal Oil Lamps at Reduced Prices. 11EING ANXIOUS TO CLOSE OUT OUR 3 present stock of C'-al Oil Ijimps which is quite large before next season, we oiler great in-iuccnic-iit-to tho who desire to purchase, wholesale or retail. Nice Glass Lamps complete for 40 cents each. Three and a half inch Marble Base Lamps fer 70 cents each. Alto, beautiful Ci'.t Fount Colored Lamps at figuns to correspond. The b st aud purest relmed burning Oils, always to be had at Vlt'KERY BliOS., mvO No KMaiu Street For the Babies. O DOZES ASSORTED COMMON AND FANCY -4 Cabs direct from New Yoi k ; also, pater.t Spring Chairs that will weigh the " little utt Just received at VICKVRY BROS., little ones." mva No. Si Main Street. Potatoes. POTATOES! TOTATOES!! 100 barrels more of th s- nice New- York Potatoes, known as "Flukes. " They are a large, white, pretty Potatoe, and acknowledged to be the best ever sold m this maiket. All wno wain goou ecu v. Potatoes, come and see Krm B0S f mv9 No 2 Main Street. mar Corn. Onr. BUSHELS EAR CORN: 5tonBBran,in )J st tore and for sale by (et.l'j VICKhliY tSKOS. No. 82 Main ' t. Dry Goods. TJAVING JUST lloUGUT A LARGE STOCK XL of dry g roods at reduced prices, we can insure our customers entire satitlaction. 6CHAPKER ti BUSSING, p27 l Main b treat. Shawl and Mantilla Department ANOTHER LARGE LOT OF SILK SACQUES, Circulars, Lace Shawls, Points and Summer Shawls, juKt received at SCUAPKER S 4 BUSSING, ap27 4'J Main Street

NEWS BY TELEGRAPH. BY THE E. A W. LINE.

Exclusively for the Journal. FROM NEW YORK. A MUTINY OAT ST A TEN ISLAKDTI1E T.MVTE SUPPRESSED ASD THE LEAD EM IN IhOXS. New Yoke, May 15. Last Wednesday noon, the Burnside Rifles encamped at Sprague, Staten Island, were making preparations to leave in a body when Col Levy, in command of the Post called out a strong guard to defend the entrance through which the mutineers were determined to pass. They came on armed with clubs, stones, spades and pickaxes, and when Col. Levy, pistol in hand, commanded them to return to duty, he was met with a yell of deGanee and hit by a stone, hurled by one of the party. He throttled his assailant, and the mutineers endeavored to escape in another direction when a fight ensued in which one man was killed and others wonnded. Twenty of the number escaped, but were afterwards captured aud ta.ken in irons to Governor's Island. FROM -WASHINGTON. XE1V YORK SPECIAL rni0XEni OF WAR FXI'HA XG h D A I.L EXCffAStiED PHISOS. i'ffs' OHDhRED TO VUTYGES. SWLELl.AN WILL NOT BESK1 -V A L K TTF.R FROM JEFF. DA VIS HE SPEAKS DESPOXDISGI.Y OF THE HOPES OF THE COXtEDEXACYGEX. LEE AT FREDEIilCKSRCRG PVERLK SOT TAKEN GES. Cl'RTISSFPERCEDED A DoCBTFLL STORY RY THE HERALD VX IOS LEAGUES IX MOnox. Special to the Tribune. Washington, May 14 General orders just issued, says the following officers and men declared duly exchanged as prisoners of war since the announcement in General Orders, No. 10, January 1st, 1S63. 1st. All officers and enlisted men and all esrous, whateverjmay have been tlteir classification or character, who kave been delivered at City Point, Virginia, up to May Gth, 1863. 2d. All officers who have been captured and released on parole, up to April 1st, 1SG3, wherever they may have been captured. 3d. All enlisted men who have been captured in North Carolina and Virgini, and released on parole, up to March 1st, 180.1 Paroled troops declared to be exchaged, will be without delay equipped for the field, and forwarded to the regiments to which they belong, from posts or camps wherever they may be collected. All officers or enlisted men absent by virtue of being on parole will now, that they are exchanged, report immediately for duty with their proper commanders. Senators Wade and Chandler went down the river, on a visit to the Army of the Potomac, to-day. New York, May lo. At the presentation of the complimentary resolutions of the Washington City Council to General McCIellan, yesterday, he declared that the rumor of his resignation was untrue. Special to the Times. Washington, May 14 The President, tQ-night, received from headquarters Army of the Potomac, an original letter of Jeff. Davis', addressed to one of his CoToiipIq. in wriieji La. cjjuaaUo docpond. ingly of aifairs in the southwest and on the Rappahannock. The letter was found in a rebel, camp at Fredericksburg, and dated may 20th; Lee's headquarters are in Fredericksburg. Gen. Barksdale, of Miss., is in command there. The rebels are remarkably well clothed this spring. A dispatch received at the State Department to-day frou Minister Corwin, shows that up to the 21st April, the French had not obtained possession of Puebla. A Missouri influence, headed by Senator Henderson, has procured the relief of Gen. Curtis from his command and the appointment of Geu. - Schofield iu his place. An independent active cavalry command will immediately be given to Col. Kilpatrick. Special to Herald. Washington, May 14. It will be recol lected that it was stated that previous to falling back Hooker held a council ot war of the corps comanders. With this statement in view the public will be surprised to learn that four of the six Generals urged upon Hooker an immediate advance upon the rebel army. A large party of Union Leaguers from Philadelphia arrived here to-day. Senators Wade and Chandler and Col. Forney are their invited guests, and it is supposed that steps are to be initiated whereby some forces are to be organized under Government auspices to repress disloyal demonstrations in the North. FROM GRANT'S ARM?. ADJT.GEX. THOMAS AT CAIRO TEN NEGRO REG I MET OKGAXI.ED REBELS DFSPAIRIXti OF VHKSIiLRG REBEL LOaSA T ISA YOI PIERRE. Cairo, MayJ14. Adjt Gen. Thomas arrived ot Memphis on the 12th. He organized ten regiments of negroes, and expected to organize ten more. Troops are on their way from Memphis to Young's Point, moving to reinforce Grant. Judge Kellogg, who left Grant's headquarters Thursday last, says the report of a fight at Clinton is untrue. Grant will endeavor to cut the railroad between Vicksburg and Vicksburg Junction, and a battle is expected in the vicinitv of Biack River Bridge. The Jackson Appeal says Bowen's loss at the battle of Bayou Pierre was about 1,000. The rebel killed and wounded were left, on the field. Gener al Tracy, Lieut. CoL Pettis and Major Tuckerman were killed. Col. Garnett and Major Hurley slightly wounded. The Vicksburg correspondent of the Appeal takes a gloomy view of matters. He says Grants movements have deceived both the people and the military. Gen. Bragg was at Atlanta on the 2il. A dispatch from Richmond, says rail road connection is re-estabhsbed between Richmond and Fredericksburg. Washington, May 15. Advices from Gen. Grant to the 8th inst, have been re ceived in Washington. He expresses satisfaction with the appearance of affairs in his vicinity, and states that Port Hudson is undoubtedly evacuuted except by a small garrison and tueir heavy ar tillery,

LATE REBEL NEWS. REBELS REPORT RAXKft DEFEATED HEAVY LOSS TO A XORTU CAROLIXA BEGIN EXT. New York, May 15. The Ricbmond Sentinel of the 12th contains a Jackson dispatch of the lltb, saying the Natches Courier professes to have information that Kirby Smith, with 10,000 raw troops whipped Banke driving him out of Washington, La. The Sentinel says Law's North Carolina brigade lost 900 men at Chancellorsville, or 36 per cent of its entire number.

New York, May 13. A Washington dispatch to the J-Jxprents, states that lligge & Co., have been notified to quit the premises they occupy, whieh is the property of Mr. Corcorar. who is said to have been one of the subscribers to the "290," as the Governmentintends taking possession of the property.-' The New York Historical Society, celebrates Wednesday next, the 100th" birth day of Win. Bradford, who introduced printing into the American Colonies. The tomb erected to his memory is to be restored by Trinity Church corporation, and special service will be held on the occasion. Fort Monroe, May 15. Yesterdays Richmond papers have been received with dates from Charleston np to the 12th inst. ; One despatcli says the enemy is unusually active. He has built formidable batteries on I'Vlley Island, bearing upon the southern extremity of Morris ishmd. Several Yankee regiments are fortifying Seabrook Island. Five iron-clads and numerous transpsrts are at North Edisto. Several steamers have arrived from Nassau, having run the blockade, Several steamers that are due are missing. Gen. McNeil Accidentally Wounded. Cape Girardeau, May 15. General McNeil was wounded in the hip this morning by the accidental discharge of a pistol in the hands of one of Lis aids. The wound is not serious but it will prevent him from taking the field for several weeks. GOSSIP OF ALL EII.D3. GENERAL BCRXSIUE AT WAKHISG TON REBELS VOXVEXTRA TING AT PETERSBURG REBELS IS FORCE OX THE CVMP.ERLAXD RIVER HALLECK AND HOOKFit AT LOGGERHEAD POTOMAC ARMY LAID " I-OR THE yEASOXAcTI VE MOVEMENTS A T CHA RLEh TON. New Yokk. May 15. Geni Burnside was in Washington yesterday, consulting with the President and Secretary of War. A Fort Monroe letter of the 13th 6ays on the authority of a deserter, the rebels are leaving the Black Water, and moving to Petersburg. A despatch from Somerset, Ky., 13th says the enemy is in force across the Cumberland. Morgan with the commands of Wheeler and Forrest is at Monticello. All conversation between pickets has been stoped, and affairs begin to wear a stiring aspect. v A despatch to the Post states tha it is Halleck and Hookea' and it is positively said that Hooker's new movements was countermanded by Halleck. Prominent congressmen here have united in a vigorous protest against Halleck taking the field and though the President may veto the project, there are no immediate prospects of movement Many corps commanders and staff officers of the army of the Potomac, are preparing to leave and some are now in Washington. New York, May 15. It appears from semi-official accounts of Gen. Averili's expedition before the battle of Chancellorsville, that Stonewall Jackson was at Gordonsville with 25,000 men. Cincinnati Market. Cincinnati, May 15. Flour unsettled and prices nominal, low grades ot super was ottered at ?o. Wheat dull, red further declined to $1 loal 16. . Corn dull at 66. Oats declined to 67. Rye dull at 85. Whisky 41. Provisions unchanged, . 400 tierces lard sold at 9i; 6,000 pieces bulk shoulders at 3j, 60 hogsheads smoked, do, at 4. Groceries quiet. Refined petroleum advanced to 42a 44, and in good demand. No change in gold. 'ew York Money Market. New York, May 15. Money active and easy at 546 per cent. Sterling Exchange steady at 165c for first class bills. Gold without decided change, opening at 49, closing quite at 50. Government Stock's dull. U. S. 6's of '81 coupons 107c, 7 3-10 Treasuyy Notes 107. B SMLA ST NIGHT'S MAIL. Cairo, May 14. The very latest dates from Grant's army are to Thursday. At that time it was eighteen miles from Grand Gulf, encamped near Big Black river. We have not yet possession of any part of the railroad between Vicksburg and Jackson. There' is probably no truth in the reported battle at Clinton. Grant is receiving heavy reinforcements. A new overland route for troops and trains has been made from Young's Point to the river below. It is only eight miles long, and greatly expedites forwarding men and supplies. Ten negro regiments have been formed. Gen. Thomas, who has arrived at Memphis, thinks ten more can be formed. CongressmanjWashburne left the extreme front on Friday. From him we learn that Grant's advance was then within fifteen miles of Edwards' Station, which is eighteen miles east of Vicksburg. Two divisions of Sherman's corps had reached Grand Gulf. McArthurwas crossing. Rebel News and Kumors. Fortress Monroe. May 13. The fol lowing is from Southern pnpers: II 1' W 1, vicksburg, iuay p. me enemy is ubing the spades on the other side of tho

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Big Black. The Yankees occupy Utica, Hine's county, Mississippi. Banks has published an order in New Orleans, requiring all registered enemies by the 13th of Mav in toko bo rnth nr prepare to leave the Yankee lines by the iaui or jsiay. Four thousand prisoners arrived in Richmond on the 9th inst from Fredericksburg. Frank P. Blair, jr., is report: ed among the captured, and passengers state that the oath of allegiance was administered to him at his own reqnest The Charleston Courier claims a victory at Fredericksburg, and places the rebel loss at 10,000. A GRAND PIC-NIC EXCURSION TRAIN ' cry Tttr. 13. C. X2,ailiocul HAZELT0N" and WHITE RIVER, T7ILL LEAVE THE KVANSVTLTE DEPOT V ou SATUKDAV, May 16, .1863, t 7 :20 a. m., Princelou at S :4d . in., aud arrive at Hazeltou at 9 :2'. Returning, will leave Huzelton at 4 p. m , Princeton at 4:3j p. m., and arrive at 6 p. ni. Good Aluiiic ou benrJ.good appetites in tho green wood, abundance of Fiuh in White River, and a B:isKf;n Car in the Trnin to hold Bttfketa and Baby W'axouK It in deairable that partis forming for the dav. Khoiild procure their Tickets at the Company's Office, corner of Main and Wnter Streets, In-fore 6 o'clock p. ni. on Friday, that it may be known beforehand what numb r nniHt be nceornniodHted with transportation; ami all must pn-otneTickets before, entering the ,'. Ticke'i lor the Kxcarsiou only One Dollar. JOHN INfll.K, Jr., Ctipt. t-o.B.B. . KvansvilTe. Way 4th. 103. LIBRARY NOTICE. rpilEKE ABE NOW fll'T nV Till' TAWV I fl HIP I.IBRAKV Plvr It ,ii.l . .1 Sixty-Six Volume. Many f th'-se have uee.u ont smco loos u-ia ix.w -l hose having thine books in their possession will return them oc or account for tbm. Prompt attention to this may save trouble, l-o'h for the Trnstee and the iudivi.imls having the bo.ks my 14 lw JOHN GREKK, Township Trustee. SAW MILL. Pigeon Creek Saw Mill. STARK, BRIXKBIEYER & CO. HAVING BOUGHT THK ABOVE SAW MILL of Mr. Cody, we are prepared to em-cute all orde.is for Lumber nt tln shortest uotire with promptnexs and dispatch, nnd will give full sulis faction to all. Give t;s a call before von bnv els'-where. Orders can Ih left at Bit INK MEYER i- COS. my 13 3in Main Street, orat the Mill. KEW EOOES. HARPER S PICTORIAL HISTORY OP THE GREAT REBELLION. LESLY'S HISTORY OF THE WAIL.. . SOUTHERN HISTORY OF THE WAR, reprinted from the Richmond Edition. McCLELLAN FROM BALL'S BLUFF TO ANTIETA SI, by Geo. WHk-s. NATIONAL TAX LAW, amended March, 18f0. CoNSl RIP IIN LAW, ouly Ocenl a. BIBLKS, with Photograph: Album. l'OUAY BIBLES. A new assortment of Iukstauds, Rulers. Pencils, tc-. At DOB ELLS. REMOVAL. "X7E HAVE MOVED OUR STOCK OF FURf i Diture from our old stand, on Main Street, to the store in Aikruan's Block, two :oor from Sycamore Street, formerly occupied by Morfrau Co, where we. are prepared to sell all kinds of furniture at the lowest market price. J. H. IMBUSH A- CO., my2 First Street, near Sycamore. TO CONTRACTORS. SPECIFICATION FOR FILLISG 500 FEET in length of White River Trestle work, requiring 7,500 feet cubic yads of earth, can be seen at tho Office of the E. A C. R. R. Co., corner Main ar.d Water Streets Evansville. Pealed propo als for doiug the work will be received until 8 o'clock a. m. on the 2fith inst , the Company reserving the right to reject any of the pioposals which mav be made. JOHN INGLE, Jr., President E. C. B. R. Co. Evansville, May 12, 18ti3.-tt AMERICAN STABLE, Ou Third bet. Main and locust Sts, rpiIIS LIVERY ESTABLISHMENT, WHICH -L is well known throughout the country, possesses Stable advantages superior to any similar establishment in the City, having arrangements for the reception of private hoist s at livery of the most elejrant and complete description, and at the lowest rates. Carriages for visiting to lot. Coaches, light wagons, nnd every kind of road vehicle to let. Hoi-m-s sold on commission Second hand Buggy's for sale at the very loweRt prices. Passengers forwarded to all parts of tl e country by special conveyance. RICHARDSON, BRITTON & CO. apl4 FOR RENT. A STOKE HOUSE ON MAIN STREET, OVER' the Canal, with Rooms above, Kitchen, Cistern and large Yard. Enquire st A. ANSPACHER, myS-lw No. 13 Second Street. TO CONTRACTORS. PROPOSALS FOR BUILDING A COURT House in the town of Rockport, Spencer County, ndiaua, will lie received by the Board of Commissioners of said County, on Wednesday, tho 20th day ol May, 1803, at their sitting in the Court House in said towu. The draft and specifications for said building can be seen at the office of Messrs. Mnrsiuna Boyd, Architects, in the city of Evansville, Indiana, up to the first day of May next, after which time said draft and specifications can be seen at the Auditor's Office in the town of Rockjiort, Spencer County, Indian. Bond with appioved security will lie required for the faithful jierformance of the contract, in a sum not less thun the contract price. TUOS. V. DfBRULER. Agent for Spencer Countv. Rockport, Indiana, April 21, lStKi. ap24td FOR SALE. For Sale Cheap for Terms. Cash, or on A GOOD BRICK DWELLING HOUSE AND Lot on First Street, between Chesnut and Cherry Streets. Also, a Tract of 40 Acres of Land of snperior soil, clese to tho City and the Railroad; under fence and all under cultivation except three Acres of Wood Land. This land will be sold in a body or iu Lots of r ive to Seveu Acres. Apply to JOHN INGLE, Jr. nijudiot NEW MUSIC. WHEN THIS CRUEL WAR Id OVER. MERRY SPRING. GENTLE ANNIE RAY. O SING TO ME THOSE DEAR OLD SONGS. WHEN THE LONELY WATCH I'M KEEPING. AWAY GOES CUFFY, Comic. UNION MARCH, Ac, Ac. Fer sale at BARREN & CONYNGTON'S. Parasols. 1XJE nAVE A LARGE STOCK OF PARAVV sols just opened, which wo are selling at pleasing prices. ECHAPKER A BUSSING, ap27 49 Main Street. PEAREL BARLY iu half barrels Pearl Barley mh2ii H. A. COOK'S. :EVV CHEESE 11 boxes New Cheese iut ceived per E. & C. R. R.. at P2! VICKERY BROS. MOLASSES IN HALF BARBELST IS half barrels New Orleans Molasses, extra ; 15 half barrels extra Sugar House Molasses -15 half barrels extra Sy nip m m2 At li. A. COOK'S. C'AKOLINA TAR In 10 gallon and 2 gallon ' kegs, aud Wagon Tar in barrwla and 1 gallon Iron bound kegs. For sale bv S. E. GILBERT A CO., nv No. 4 Sycamore Strcat.

CITY ADVERTIS'MENTS. CORPORATION STOTICE. OBDFB FOB A PLANK SIDE WALS. May fl, 163. And now it Is hereby ordered and directed by the Common Council of the Cfty of Evansville, that the owner of all lot tn purrs ot lots. fronting on or adjoining the south side of Hamilton street from Wsiliineton streetw est ward to ' Corporation Hn8i j said Ciiy, cause the side walk thereon to lie brought to the proper (trade, and that they cause a side walk of Class No. 2, to belaid down thereon within thirty days from the publication of this order. A. PFAFFL1N, Clerk. Clerk's Office, May 13, 18M. --

CORPORATION NOTICE. ORPFB rOB A PMMt side WALK. May 9, 1k1. And now it is hereby ordered and directed by the Common Council of the City of Evansvi)!. that the owners of all lota or part's of lots, fronting or adjoining the west side ol Washington street, frrom Hamilton to.Ieflemon street, in said City, cause the said sidewalks thereon to be broupht to tho proper grade, and that thev cause a side walk ef Class No? 2, to lie laid down tl within thirty davs from the pnl.llcation of this eider. A. PFAFFLIN, Clerk. Clerk's Office, May 13, lSeiS. CORPORATION NOTICE. 08DF.R FOB X PLAXK S1DB WALK. May 9, 18-3. And now it is hereby ordered and directed by the Common Council of the City of Evausville, that the owners of all lots or parts of lots, fronting on or adjoining the north Hide of Hamilton street, from Washington Street, westward to the Corporation line, in naid City, cause the side walks thereon to be brought to the proper grade, aud that they canse a a side walk of Class No. 2 to be laid down thereon w ithin thirty days from the publication of this order. A. PFAFFLIN, Clerk. Clerk's Office, May 13, liJ. CORPORATION KOTI2K. ORDKtt TO RF.PAia SIKEWAf.SR. Mav 9. lM'-'i Anil now t Li 1.-.L and dirtied by th Common Council of the City of Evanevilie, that the owners of all lots or parts of lots, fronting on or adjoining the norh-west i-ide of Fycamore street, from Seri n d to Third streets,' in said Cily rsne the side-walks tt.ereou to be repaired within thirty days from the publication of this order. A. PFAFFLIN, Clerk. Evansville, May 13, 18C3. CORPORATION NOTICE. ORDF.B rOB A PLAKK SIDE WALK. May 2, 1803. And now it ia hereby orderedand directed by the Common Council of the City of Evausville, that the owners of all lots or parts of lota, frouting on or adjoining the east aide of Goodeell Street from Second to Third streets, iu said City.iKiise the aide walks th reon to be brought to to the pr. per gra e, and that they cause a side walk of Chum Nu. ii to be laid down I hereon witlnu thirty tlavg from the publication ol this order. A. PFAFFLIN, Clerk. Clerk's Ollicc. May C, liC CORPORATION- NOTICE. ORIil.ll TUB A PLANK 8IPK WALK.. Mar 2. IhiL't Ami n.-.w it ; tn.i.v .i nt r'irecied by the Common Council of I lie titv ol I.VAIlHVtltM- tl.llf t lui .lC nil l..ter.- . n , " lots, front iii); ou r adjoining the west side of Fulton Avenue, from the Eighth to Ninth Mreets, in said City, cause tho hide walks iheieoo to be brought to the proper gr de, and that the) cause a side walk of Class No. ii ! belaid dow Within ihirtV d.1V frcm tll niihlir-atinn nf ft.ia order. A. PFAFKLIV. TWlc Clerk's Offinv May , 18ti3. CORPORATION NOTICE. ORDUB FOB A PLANK SIDFT WA1 K. April lx, lSifl. And now it is herebv.r.t directed by the Common Council of the Citv of tvausville, that the owners of all lots or parts of lots, fronting on or adjoining the west sideof Fulton Avenue, from Third to Fourth street, in siiid City, canse the side walks 'hereon to lie brought iu ins proper graur, ana cause a side walk ort'lasa No. 2, with a wooden curb, to lie laid down therm. within thirty days from the publication of this or der. A. PFAFFLIN, Cierk. Clerk's Office, May C, ljiia. CORPORATION NOTICE. OBIIF.B FOB A PLANK SICE WALK. A prill 8, 18fi3. And now it is hereby ordered and directed by the Common Conncil of tho City of Evausville, that the owners of all lot or parts of lots, fronting on or adjoining the west side of Fulton Avenue, from Second aud Third Street, In said city, cause the sido w-lks thereon to b brought to the proper grade, and that they cause aside walk of Class No. 2, with a wooden curb, to be laid down thereon within thirty days from the publication of this order, . . A. PFAFFLIN, Clerk. Clerk's Office, May (!, 1803. -:s: waroaaj'iua-iieiioBr' - OBDEB FOB A FLANK SIDE WALK. May 2, 8i"3. And now it is hereby ordered and directed by the Common Council of the City of Evansville, thst the owners of all lots or parts of lots fronting on or adjoining the west side of Fulton Avenue from Seventh to Eighth streets, in said city, canse the side walks thereon to be brought to the proper grade, and that they cause a side walk of Class No. 2 to be laid down thereon within thirty ' days from the publication of this order. A. PFAFFLIN, Clerk. Clerk's Office, May 6, 18i3. CORPORATION NOTICE. ORDER FOB A PLANK SIDEWALK. May 2, 1803. And now it is hereby ordered aud directed by the Common Council of the City of Evansvillo, t! at the owners of all lots or parts of lots, fronting ou or adjoining tho north-east side of Front Street, from Fulton Avenue to Leet Steets,, in said City, cause the side walks thereon to be brought to the proper grade, and that they canse a side walk of Clajis No. 2 with a wooden curb, to be laid down thereon within thirty days from the publication of this order. A. PFAFFLIN, Clerk. Clerk's Office, May 6, 1803. CORPORATION NOTICE. OBDEB FOB A PLAKK SIDE WALK. May 2, 18K3. And now it is hereby ordered ar.d directed by the Common Council of the City of Evansville, that the owners of lots or parts of lots, frouting on or adjoiniuing the west side of OoodseU street, from Third to Fourth streets, in said City, cause the side-walks thereon to be brought to the proper grade, and that they cause a side-walk of Class No. 2, with a wood n curb, to . be laid down thereon within thirty days from the publication of this order. A. PFAFFLIN, Clerk. Clerk's Office, May 6, 1803. CORPORATION NOTICE. OBDEB FOB A PLANK SIDE WALK. May .2, 181.3. And now it is hen-by ordered and directed by the Common Council of t he City of Evansville, that the owners of all lots or parts of lots, fronting on or adjoining tho north-west sido of Division street, from Third to Fourth streets, in said City, cause the side walks thereon to be brought to the proper grade, and that tbey cause a side walk of Class No. 2, w ith woodeu curb, to be htirf down thereon within thirty days from the pnblicationoi this order. A. PFAFFLIN, Clerk. Clerk's Office, Mav , 183. CORPORATION NOTICE. OBDEB TO BEPAIB MDF.WALK8. May 2, 1803. Anl now it is hereby ordered and directed by the Common Council of the City of Evausvslle, that the owners of all lots or parts of lots, frouting on or adjoining the north-east side of Second street, between Vine and Division streets, in said City, cause tue side walks thereon to be repaired within thirty dsys from the publication of this order. A. PFAFFLIN, Clerk. Clerk's Office, May 6, 1803. CORPORATION NOTICE. OBDEB rOB A EBICK SIDE WALK. April 22, 1803. And now it is hereby ordered and directed by the Common Council of "the City of Evansville, that the owners of lots or parts of lots, fronting on or adjoining the north side of Franklin street, from First to Second Avenue, in said City, cause the side-walks thereon to be brought to the proper grade, and that they cause a side-walk of Class No. 1 to be laid down thereon within thirty days from the publication of this orMr', , A. PFAFFLIN, Clerk. Clerk's Office. April 30. 1803. PENS! PENS!! MESSRS, WELLS, KELLOGG & CO., OF EVANSVILLE, Have the exclusive sale of C. Barnard's Celebrated Metalic Pens For the following Counties In Indiana:Vanderburgh, Spencer, Warrick. Perry, Posey, IN KENTUCKY. Henderson, UleCrackcn, tnlon, Davis, Caldwell. mvll-lra

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