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The Evansville daily journal., 1861-10-14

Nor Much RUINED.-Tbe papers state
that Alex. T. Stewart & Co, of New York,
sold tapo millions Of dollars worth of goods
in the month of September-about one
half for cash, and none for longer time than
ninety davs
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3 tF5a4a AosRoE, Octobe4rli 1.-The steamer
Spaulding returned from Hatteras Inlet this
morning with details of the recent engage
ment which differ but little from the ac-
counts already telegraphed. The Indiana
regiment lost their tents, provisions and
many knapsacks. Col. Brown states his
loss at about so killed. The Inhabitants
along the beach Ca re in with the regi-
ment. The loss of the rebels has been over
stated SlbutTit was undoubtedly large
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aEzg- The latest news from General Ros

sE- The latest news from General Ros-
encrans indicates that he is retreating in one
direction from the.>SewelI mountains, snd
the forces under General Lee in the other
The cold was too severe for them to hold
their exposed position. We may conclude
that 4s tie samPaiea 20 AfF Westere Eisginialia
virtually closed for the winter
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

o RpER FOR PLANK 81 DEW VA L K
September 7, IS6I.-And now it is hereby ordered
and directed by the Common Council Of the City Of
Evansville, that the of all lots or parts OF
lots fronting on or adjoining the west side
of Mary Street, between Franklin and seventh sts,
in said city, the side-walks thereoh to be
brought 10 the proper grade, and that they cause
sidewalk of class No. 2, with ooden curb, to be
laid down thereon within thirty days from the pub
lication of this ordor. p. BULK 4, CLERK.
CIark,a Office. Santemher II. 1851. sep -3W-
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NEW DRUG sTORE.

The undersigned having purchased from n. s.
Thompson his entries took in trade, will continue
the business at the old stand, corner of Main and
Second treets, where he will keep constantly on
hand fresh and full supply Of Drugs, Medicines,
Paints, Oils, Daguerrean Stock and all other arti
cIes con nected with the bus iness. / prepared
to offer unusual inducements to cash buyers.
iune24 HESEY J. S9HLAEPFER.
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PATRICK BURKE.
CORPORATION NOTICE.

ORDER FOR PLANK SIDEWALK.
Sept. z, ashland now ID 10 hereby ordered ANA
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 o f
Mary Street, between Sixth and franklin Streets,
Ia said city, cause the sidewalks thereon TO be
brought TO the proper grade, and that they cause
side walk of class No. q with a wooden curb, 10 be
laid down thereon within thirty days from the
publication of the order. P. BURKE, Clerk.
Oa7ce. sent 1861 seDtIZ
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MILWAUKEE,, October l2.-The 9th Wis
consin Regiment, fully armed and equipped,
left Madison this morning en- rOats for ST.
Louis, all in good health and spirits.
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SANTA FR, Sept. 2s.-The Governor .
call for the enrolment of all males between
le and 46, does not seem to elicit much at
tention from the people. have yet to hear
of the first man complying with Its require
ments
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New YORK, October l2.-At the yard of
Edward F. Williams, at Williamsburg, the
past month, fourteen schooners have been
altered into gun boats for the government
service f4
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J sNEAw YORK, Oct r. The US trans
port lCabaw ba At anchor off Gravesend,
taking on board the Sd Rhode Island regi-
ment which were encamped at Fort Ham,
ilton. The Roanoke, Empire City, Parkers-
burg, Coatzacoalcos, and the gun boats OF
iowa and UnadilIa have sailed
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a ST. Louis, October I2s-Secretary Cam
eron and Adjt. General Thomas, accompa-
MED by Major Plumly and Capt. McKeever
of General Fremont's staff, left for the Gen
erals Headquarters at 100 p. NJ, to-day.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
eY TIE E.r4 W. LINE.
Exclusively for the Journal.
FRON WASRLNG TON.
rRrRuNE's DrsPATcR.

TRIBUHES DISPATCH. ~
WAsHNGToN, Oct. 1.-THE army OF the
Potomac will probably soon be divided
into several Corps De Arme, according to
the practice of European commanders
This plan has met with strong opposition
from military men of the old school, but
Mcclellan has insisted upon it, and ii will
probably be adopted. Should it be done,
Gen. Mcdowell, Franklin and Porter will
be among the comInanders of these diYis-
ions which will be from 10000 to- 50, 900
strong. 4 wrv zs.- "a 81 g
Mr. Minor, British consul at New Drleans
is now in Washington, having been twenty
four days en- route Hisjourney was much
obstructed by the transportation of rebel
troops over the railways. He says the con-
federates are subject to serious depriEstions.
All Injuries have disappeared, and many of
the necessaries of life were becoming scarce.
Mr.. Minor will probably soon ,retnrn. to
England. = ai -tst4@ faS @
A squad of the Van Athen cavalry, un4
der Max, captured rebel Captain from
Richmond yesterday, about PooIsYillesa
:. Ponner, of Philadelphia, delivered 1000
MIME rifles, which arrived from Belgium on
the Bavaria. 5T8@ sF1TIaAo
Early this morning the steamer Union
sent two launches into creek about seven
miles from Acquia Greek TO burn a rebel
-seheeReFs-The expedition succeeded They
were fred upon from q field battery but not
injured. e FF2MT TGT2
The Postmaster General arrived to day
HERALDs D1sPAToH
Gov Ramsey, of Minnesota, who has been
here some weeks attending to the affairs of
that State, in connection with military
matters, has appointed Napoleon J.
Dana, graduate of West Peint, Colonel of
the lst Minnesota regiment, in place of
Col. Willis A, dormon, promoted to Briga-
dier General.
Gov. Yates and Hon. William Kellogg, of
Illinois, have applied to the Government
for the armament of that State for Il bat
teries of James rIfled cannon, 5000 mus
kets and 500 rifles isI p
The last news from the Gulf squadron left
Commodore Mexican, who succeeded Com
modore Mervine on board the Magraw,
which is now the flag ship. He was making
active preparations for the complete closing
up of the Mississippi He would then move
from that position to Pensacola. Commo-
dore MerVine, whose departure was much
regretted by the whole feet, intended to ask
a Court of Inquiry, but there was apparently
~ OASPOSiaoH " Btono ~. AnS " AO - SOAoS
from Galveston to Florida is completely
blockaded. so -h-1-A
Fort Pickens was prepared to attack Pen
sacola and the forts. The officers there
think they can be taken without serious diff
6sulty. II h.
The Richmond papers are trying to cover
not only their own losses in the recent
skirmishes but also the number of the
forces that retired before our advance On
Lewinsville, but their deserted camps there
betray the fact that they had been, recently
occupied BY 10000 or 10000 men. 81
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New Dry Goods.

q CHAPRER @ BUSSEJN-EE, sNrO. 40,
~ Main street, have received large assortmen-
ofall kinds of Dry Goods, and will continually rel
ceive new supplies in spite of the war;: viii
ehean.
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PITTsBURG, Oct. l2th.-River nine feet by
the pier mark and ialling. Weather clear
and coohs 81 II 81
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ZANEsvILLE, O., Oct. I2.--The subscrip-
tion to the Government loan for FIVE days
ending to-day amounted to $50, 900.
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MAY0R'S OFFICE,

EVARBYILLEs Auktlst Zbthb IbII.
Ali persons who received fre arms Of any ieserip.
tion from the CITY the night of the 23d Of June,
and have not returned them yets are requested 10
rsturn them without delay. Eaf .r
ang27 =. - a w. BAKER, Mayor.L
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CHRIS. HEDDERICH, Collector.
Sept. 81. 1861 IYolksbote COPY =


HVO all WeH0sN TT aWaA " CON
N Germ. All persons knowing themselves to
be indebted to the City Evan svile for License OF
any kind, or whose Licenae have expired and have
not renewed them, are hereby notified that, be-
ing in such arrears viii proceed, from and after
Monday, the ID day of September 1861, to carry
out the Ordinance fn such cases, without regard 20
persons. E. s. MARTIN, City Marshal.
August 18th, 1861. L aug30
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Notice is hereby given to the Tax Payers Of the
City of Evansville, that have received from the
Clerk of the Common Council of said City, the
Tax Duplicate for the year 1861, and that am
now ready 20 receive the taxes contained in said
Duplicate.
My Office is at No. So Main Street, in the Wash
ington Hotel building, second door below Third
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NOTHING ELs6o5oEs ma ANY

LAHcAsTER O. H, S. C., May 1886.
Dr. c. Dr. JaeEson, philadelphia Sir:
have been afflicted with Dyspepsia for a number Of
years, and until three years since / could find
nothing which would afford me relief. Fortunately
for me- heard OF "Dr. Hoohand's German Bit
ters" aud thought / would try them; not how
ever, with much faith that i should be benentted
To nay snrprise, found that, taking few
doses, relieved Of the pain In my side and
aud in fact felt stronger and In better health than
I had for long time. do not allow myself to be
out Of the Bitters II obtain them, for moth ng
else does any good. am willing az all times and
ready to state my case to any who may wish to
know the full particulars, and shall with pleasure
recommend them to all who may be atiieted with
Dyspepsia Liver Complaint, for believe If
anything will give them rsliets they viii be re-
lieved by Hoof1and's German Bitters. Many per-
sons in this district have used the Bitters with
beneficial results. and have no doubt you could
get q number Of certificates, were you TO ask for
them, for TO my certain knowledge quite number
have been very much benefited by the use OF your
I almost forgot to mention that my daughter,
about six years OF age, cured Of Jdindics by
Hoofand's German Bitters / think It best to
mention this, as have never known them used in
any other case of the kind.
Respectfully You 8,
A. HALEs, 6Isers@.ith,
Witness, J. D. GLENN
son, AIS Arch street. Philadelphia, Penn, aud are
sold at 76 cents per bottle by druggists and store;
States, Canadas aud South America.
oc3-d1tfw2w
SHOES! sHOEsY sROBsy!!--R.V
kY almost endless variety of Shoes just opened At
SCHAPKEH & BuSSIEGS,
sep2s No. 49 Main street
nESSOEUTEOJN" OF COP.GRTsV-ER
~ SHIP.
The eopArtnership heretofore existing between
Z. J. DobeIl and I. Conyngten, under the name
and style Of DobeH & COnyngton, was dissolved by
the retiring fhersfrom of Thos Conyngton. he
business will be continued at the old stand by K. J.
DobelI z. J. DOBELL,
TH0S. C0HYEGTON.
In retiring from the book trade in Evansville, l
beg leave to thank nay friends for past fayors and
10 solicit continuance of their faYOrs TO my late
partner, K. J. Dobeu, whom can recommend in
sesIo-imd THos CONJUNCTION.
DR.GJFr.
Id at 40 cents y 100 lbs, at r.,,
sep13 ID. A. OoOh ..
Notice of Application for License.
The undersigneC1 Viii apply ths board OF Cum
| missioners of Vanderburgh county. at their De-
! oember term 1851, to be held at the Court House
In said county, on the first Monday of said month,
for License 20 retail Bpirituous liqBOrs, at their
nace of b.lsinest, situate he North west corner
Of Walnut and Water streets, IN Evansville Indiana.
| T. n. civilian.
sspt24-stw
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.
ORDER OF COUNCIL DIRECTING
LOTS TO RE FILLED.

And now here 1t appearing to the Common Coun-
ell of the City of Evansville, that Lot No p, in
Block No. II, Stockweil's Enlargement, City Of
Evansville, is situated that water collects and
remains stagnant thereon, and the owner or own
Of said Lot hereby directed aud required by
the said Council to ill up said Lot to such height
will prevent water from collecting and remain
ing stagnant thereon, within thirty days from the
passage of this order.
I, Patrick Burke, Clerk of the CITY of Evans
vile, do he reby tify that the foregoing is true
and complete copy of an order Of ssid Council,
passed on the 1st day of June, A. D. 1851, so far
ii relates 70 the within named Lot
In witness whereof, have herenntO sHbscribe1
my name and affixed the seal Of said City, this,
25th day of September, A. D. 1861.
PATRICK BURKE.
NOTICE TO COsN~TR.a CTORS.
y The Common Council of the City of Evans
Vile viii receive sealed proposals uutit the 18th
day Of October, lSol for grading the Alley extend
ing from Sycamore to Vine Street. and tuate be-
tween Seventh and Eighth Streets, in said city.
--------t-- p. BURKE, Clerk.
Clerks Office. Sept. 20, 1seI.-sept21
n OTECE 70 COJN~TR.G CT0RS.
@WE The Common Council Of the City of Evans
VILE viii receive sealed proposals until the 18th
day Of October 1861, for grading the Alley extend
ing from Sycamore to Vine Street, and situate be-
tween Second and Third Streets, In said city.
P. BURKE, Clerk.
Clerks once, Sept 20, 1s61.--sept21
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TINES DISPATCH.

WASHINGTON, October ll.-.Gov. Morgan
arrived here this morning. He brings the
assurance that New York will have 100, 900
men in the field before the close of this
month, and that the Empire State is pre-
pared to furnish 25O, 900 men, and the ma
terial aid necessary to equip and maintain
them F-
WAsHINGToN, Oct. ll.-Our pickets sta
toned near Prospect Hill were driven in
last night by the rebels in force. Their OBJ
ject being doubtless to ascertain the posi-
ton of our advance. All our troops are ia
comfortable condition. ae
SPECIAL TO Posr. "a. b. s--
WAsRTNGToN, Oct 2.-Severai stampedes
of slaves have occurred in W Woecester coun-
ty, Md s= 2 'ii7 la'se-a' .
Lieut. Bliss who has Just arrived here
from the camp at LewinsYille reports that
everything was quiet at that post to-day,
1t is understood that Secretary Cameron $
journey to St. Louis has been undertaken
for the purpose of arriving at a correct con
clusion concerning affairs in the western
department. --T ts.8 ,-rH
The rebel privateeF Dixie is aseertained to
have been a Maryland vessel, formerly a
trader. -5.s . ?
WAsHINGroN, Sept. Unfounded
statements OF CHARACTER PTtj 10 tle
| publhie interests frequently appear in tele-
grapic news of journals published at a dis
tance from the Capital. The enquiry is Of
ten made why the Government permits
such dispatchs to pass over the wires. 1t is
therefore, proper to say that these state
ments really go by mail and not by tele-
| graph or are prepared at the points where
| they appear. --~.,v-z
Col, Hecker. who came here on bnsiness
counected with the troubles in his regiment,
now in Kentucky, has left.
i. SPECIAL TO POST q a y
WASHINGTON, October -25-Several citi-
zens of Baltimore, who we're violent seces-
sionists about a month ago, have made ap-
plications to the Departments here for
| offices.
WAsHINGToN, Oct. 12th.--The Star COM
plains that the over-estimate of the army OF
the Potomac has an Injurious effect upon
the people of the North, diminishing the
number of enlistments 1t says 10000
more troops are wanted here Immediately
Indiana has forty regiments IN the field
! oil
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E1rOcr rGsefWasdOR.- put of your cure
If you are suffering with the Dyspepsia, Liver
Complaint or Weakness OF the Digestive Organs,
do delay, but resort at to the use Of Ho0f
lands German BiEsrs. We positively and unhesi-
atingly say, they will cure yOa, they have doDs
thousands before you. 7
These Bitters are for sale by all druggists and
dealers in medicines, at IS cents per bottle
oe3 -d&wIm ETr 5za--a p sz.-. -s-
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.REssnGfOas Company E-Volunteers who ex-
pect to retain their health unimpaired during the
campaign, must see to 1t themselves; do not trust
to the Army Surgeons; supply yourselves with
HoLLoWAY's PILLS and OINTMENT. Every
English Soldiers KnApsack contains them. Only
rs cents per Box or Pot. oes
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Fl U Nm e W ELLIS
u NV z r s A L

u " u ID E M II ID Y 3
By its simplicity and most perfect adaptation 10 all
Throat and Lung Complaints, from infancy 70 old
age asks for special attention So strictly are the
laws Of Medicine conformed to- that asl the snTns
freedOm Of use in disease, its strict natural fea
ture, that would of food to hunger. Both are an
alOgOus, aud both untrue, unless they can be Hp
piled to the letter. Therefore, from WHOoPINa
COUCH, the terror Of childhood, TO Lnng Complaint
common to all ages, IT a REMEDY.
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DAgPALQONING, HOsIERYs.FLAEEELs,
L Domestbcs, Eh Hrtings IN every variety at
ELLIOTT BIOS,
No. t89 Main Street.
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HOOP sKIRTs.-A GOOD ASSORTMENT
Al Of White and Colered, at
ELLIOTT BRrS.
sug2o No I33 Main ST.
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Next Door to Old Bank
RY.AN-STXLEB. E5V-DE-RIVs&.
Sspt20-Rnd&w ErFr- f.If.lrr
Take NOTICE

pERsoNj DEsLRING TO PURCHASE DRY
GOODS At suth prices as will be of an ad-
- vantage 10 themselves, would do. well TO give
ELLIOTT BROS q call, they make 1t a
rule to sail az herd Dimes Prtces.
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The time here set down is adjusted TO conlyGot
koars. On the River there Is variation according
fo cfrcuuIstancas1
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Witness, J. d. GLENN
These Bitters are prepared by DR.. c. NJ. Jack
son, AIS Arch street, Philadelphia, Penn, aud are
sold at rs cents per bottle, by druggists and store.
keepers in every town and village in the United
States, Canadas aud South America.
or9-d1tfM2R
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The grsSEesF bIsssfHg or she Ggss 10
the discovery Of perfect cure for the Rheuma-
tism, Gout and Neuralgia, and the pernicious ef-
fects of Mercury, which 10 effected without any
Inconvenience, the Of internal medicines
We are satisfied to ita adaptation to those here
tofore incurable complaints, and take pleasure in
calling the attention of our readers to the adEer-
tlsement In another column of our paper, of DIR.
Leland's Anti Rheumatic Band. oc3-d&w1m
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,sss tEqp srEFHhh.5E IS-- Hdg k'a IGFL7fLSt ....
%$E& FHE CENTRAL HOUSE, -
MAGNOLIA, MISS.

RNcsen 10 supply Eroat OF the citt"enA
FtggUH ahyiinH travel thousands Ials
3r purppB~ Of taiiuriI prvNtionB crowded Ep'
Hlui Fnrlggi. h2:e3It S4ra, find IN M,.Inl galal
1n5,hv 1'h Brst-c!&ss iaiol.
reesoAu good haIhinG high altitude, ui PIC
tFsallH corrY, with II tnl drives the RdvH
0.I=rVl.
'?tis hHn md MALI bour,
p!a2I. ,nl con- leave after hourf
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| Coyrrnre ATE STATES pIsrn1cr) OSrFDERArE STATES
Court, SCHOONER +. =.
JAMES, Etc IN PhIH5


!
CoHrEpER ATE STATES DIsTR1cTl OSFFDERATE STATES
Court, IS. StHnDNER f. y
JAMES, Etc. IN PRIZE.
District of nuisi4na. No ..
pY WIRE UE1 of an Admiralty warrant to
ID The Hbnv+ ed have sr'zrt ami
taken possession tho One-touh part Chone f.
j. MES her ,tcke apparel, and furniture and boat and
do admpdsh the owners, amt ~ and
other persons having peendnG to have
right title in he to md appear before
Dist let Courr of the Confederate ate for The i ct a0re
sand he holden lie ci Of New Orleans etore the
FhRD NDAY from the pubic ,iiou hereof show ralse
il Any ry Why the tt ulth said
schooner + James shOnil condemned
uze and the proceeds thereof distributed ngreeby 10 the
PRAY t # the ,n+liants.
c. p. BEVERLEY,
Marshall c. >. OF America.
AVIS DU MARSHAL"
COM DE DISTRICT phs1 Ell ATSC NFEDERESvs l., GnE;
pi>.ri rdr1 - ou.,u. T.. PRS ~ .:
IN WEIR Gn" writ d mira ate Il moi
Il dtIe rmirr c dc.,n> I'a au IT ri mt
srss tucietrc f. s. IAMES, S,iement, hes
apparatus bles balc-uX c dunre nantr
nnnt propyiJ air pnprt nir Il t"ue ut nno
on eudunt Rvnr ut lite on in
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tpnuc tn la willie NunvcIc titlUS IL lr TRO
SIEME LU> 1T Ia pubiciuu du t>rtt avis pnu
de Ia dite rorete + James, craft pa, tit ret
CONNIE prize rne lie proit distribute cuntormtmtnt Ii
y Il t UcDHuIeluS.
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rcosp nlsr.ucr cour sUCcEESI0N, OF LoTIsE ~
OF New Orleans. Gus INE ST kt IN. widow
! q Within q uvilc--N0. iR2l4.
yTEIEREAS, Nelson nurnnd hn $ pHtttiomet5i
w Letters Of 'hh
the late Louise AHsus. ST Martin, VII CIV Of WI lam "o
vile deceased tIttstHte- ~
cause within days why the prayer OF The d pettoAe
should no, Ia Frunird
By order d the Court. , ri, 1910, Nv, !,
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. am.p NItl.AANs oNMA II an9eAL

e. AaSA ORLEANS GRHA III hAEAE
ss 4EON W0K T.EThs HpdSIsiglad beg luRNe 10 inform
public 27 a9d9r5 gn9ts} tha 6 h3 S Hsf m9 1n
,zo;k Al c foundry Of HaSRoa and Srhto streets
r In Davidson Pow Csrondeet GtreatENah rs vcrandnhs
RniGg Shutters Safo and EanE peay5 2tTa II and rHEE
stsirB, iron Bridges, Roofs, etc.
FFqy keep consotly hand CAST an Wronghl Co!
.ulas Ven!ntors snd Sash WEIGHTS av al all oIdorS O
oFsry description Casting GoIRmJ S,os Hons" FroH'
BENNETT I AOZ4GEs, Dsylaaons Ieov,
,s1atf Caroudeet 0trost.
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p,5-5Ie.cn"nts' Lnase ". ~, 4. y. .. F.
sd Feliow- Hall Or.:T> for lie rn1uims tamil Vi.
Isnrs,n \ q Wn. H. q. KIN, '. q john k"Fc, Zee.
80: Wr H. Lln!o Per Fr.nci- E.~ie, Treasurer
"
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ALLEGHANY SPRINGS. ezsa
MONTGOMERY COUNTY. VIRGINIA - -

This celebrated watering place will he OPENED for II reccp
ton o y-ror. the Isl DAY o. JUNE
Located y miles Virginia TtnneS Railroad,
they easy and afford the best security 10 families.
Each tepariIn supervised the prophet Who will
tend pcr s0nal lhe want, Of ife guests.
The PrUpi- tIttcr themselves they well
prepared : the rrSent
4 full snppls Of Ice has been .ccureG.
leave til. Railroad Na,v lille, md will he
!icd in horse un'hn<se fine at to the ngs
@4pThese stand EHri lalrh nj Dyspepsia.
lei; I'm RpGTH. G3ftIDuEH GO
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Dartitular Jtutres.

HALL OF PERSEVERANCE Fine COMPANY No. Ii, !
New Orleans, Jane 49, 1861. s
@fY-The officers q nd members of the above
Company hereby notified attend special meeting, TO
be held THIS EVENING, the 10 h inst ut 7! O'C OK
fUrl attendance is requested for the transaction Of i'm
port II business. BY order
jel1 W II LATH An, Sec'y
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H. c. N. RUIglH1Et#DAtky, y = ii II l - >
80 Agent for the Prc.a5e &nd ShS CT Si&Ve4 Qt1E1 RDo
SF#h "N' " ihj u
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Z T A, EFzgF9
Mimi BOSS ERE Lecttnly to her friends 4Ti
Mainland public generally, III her house is open ~,
tine Of visitors Tie unrlvacd electric medicinal
baths be enjoyed peec;ion th- tiles for
bathing have been greatly increased and improved. Her table
hefcotOr Will be hundhnty supplied. and tvey attention
will pad die comfort of invalid. She earnestly trusts bv
untrn4 eXerti0n give satisfaction rIv honor
her their patronage Being situated SAINT driving
distance he villas of COvington and Mandeve it rem
ders the drives to those PLACES convenient.
The Ibus will be in attend the landing at
COvington convey passengers the Springs.