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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1862-09-18

Cape Girardeau, Sept. iii =, SP ptates
dispatch to the St. Louis Un, %su s'o'rr
that Bloomfield was attacked Ihu 'c'nj.
morning, by the rebels: twas .'s,a aslr~p
detachment mel # from this place. The !. n en-
lasted two hours. The rebels TOOK 5- ou'
14-pound howitzer, when they Il' with
The militia abandoned the place j e when J,,l
one iron 12-pounder, but spiked ne1aln ~ field
they we're three miles from b. Bl0U sbeIled
Col. Boyd, from Gree9v n.;1,v carter after
noon, and took the place after a few few l fsJ.
utes firing. Tn the first hS G,.a wv wound
eral loss was three killed aH' n roI BOYD
| ed. Rebel loss not known W.
is being reinforced.
Louisville, Sept. 14L tRis afternoon e.
excitement in this city tins haiti battIe be-
in consequence of news o. lhals at Mum
tween our forces and the reO'''
louisville. 90 1.-THE
rebsisapder GEN. Duncan at Mt1Ganfords
forces at Green River, near ~; mo morning,
vile, about three. O'Clock UNI Our forces
The fight lasted till | ! A. n. VT sbot. The
fought bravely, firing the IA t,'i heavy loss.
rebels were repulsed with Win akin per
They sent in lag Of truce truce a which was
mission to bury their dee0 3be 18th In
granted. Col, Wilders OF ~
diana commanded our forces
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1862-09-18

Washington, Sept IA NJ -Casslus
NJ. Clay is ordered to report in person
to Major Gen. Butler, at New Orleans
for duty.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1862-09-18

y.
John Coonce, wounded, severely
Newton Wilcox, g wounded.
L B Wright, leg e y
Sergeant Paul HENDERSON, Charles Moore,
Corp Bryant, +, I'd, in ankle.
John Bandcrrob, severely wounded. t&
f. Cooper, Il, I'd, right arm and left Leg
L. L. Billings, Il, Cd, in leg. eu a1t,
Nicholas Corslow, B, I'd, in wrist. III, 14g.s
Sebastian Osterday, L, Cd, slightly in thigh
VIM Tclock, f, I'd, in leg
Phillip Smith, L, I'd, slightly. i'.~ ooa3ep
Julius f. Lull, L, I'd, in leg. v.
Wells Steyer, 4, I'd, severely in bowels a
Robert Steyer, Il, I'd, slightly in leg.
Simon Jordan, G, I'd, wounded.
II. o. Balson, G, 2d, in head.
Archer Linscott G., I'd, in neck. '3s#
II, Cd, supposed to be killed. '.1
Corp. Hamilton, VIM. Catlin, II, Cd, abdo-
Joseph Racket, II, Cd, shoulder ,j,
Pie Miller, ii, I'd, side
Timothy Stanclitf, H. I'd, knee.
Ed Edmund, w w Miner, A, McCollum,
A. Cd, face, slightly.
Col 0Conner, I'll Wis killed on Thursday, Aug q,
Lit Col Hamilton, 18th reg, wounded in both legs
flesh wound,
Col w hottisoh, 1th iNS' "oiuaEp ~ -
Maj Geo BiL,,ith regt IN the hcau over lcit cyc'
slight,
Major Thomas Allen, "a regt wounded IL hand Aho
neck-not serious, ~ ag SD
Col Cutler 9th rcgt in thigh severely ~ ~ 7
Capt Randolph G" II I'd regt. killed,1st saA ri
Tt Tichnor, Co X 9th rcgt wounded,
Capt Smith, GO II "a regt "ouhae9 N ahlsh o.
verely,
Capt Gibson, 20 =, ~ regt wouhaedA IN Asho'Haef
Tt Dell. 10 C, I'd regt wounded in mouth, IL
III Ersling Co X, Ri rcgt, wounded in right leg,
1t kellog, 20 Z, "a regt arm sho. on ana .AAeh
prisoner
LIST lit 40 A. wounded IN arm WIN piece Oh
shell,
Capt Brayton, Go TN regt, Kiiled eetse
Capt Walthefs, l, 1h regt wounded IN head ana
shoulder.
LIST lib, wounded IN hand.
E . Brewster, u, ~ regt killed
&c Cadlleack, A, "a regt, wounded IN head,
Il j Phelps, A, regt wounded i'll arm
Brunt, z, I'd regt
j IIancinger. II, tth reEt, sh u sfs
Geo Harvas, j, 18th regt, y
Francis, q, I'd regt,
Chas Riddle, A. 81 regt,
J Dcane, ii, I'd regt,
4 Van Walker "a, It'll regt
Geo Shoemaker, X, It'll regt ssr5s
] w Ring. A. 18th regr
Oscar Crazy, II, I'd, regt IS
] kentz, III, I'd rest
VIM Ray, Il. 18th regt, wounded
Corp Francis Boyntons Fifth regt, wounded
Adam Sela, X, I'd regt wounded
Whitney, !, 18th regt
4 5 eager, d. 9TH regt, wounded 80
Amos War, /, It'll regt,
Chas Woodman, X, 7th ts[ .Fi
O'Donnell, X, It'll ih 4y,.s7 y
NJ Gruclson, X 18th, =
ii Best, u, 18th regt, wounded IN both thighs slight
Geo Cassidy Is, 9th regt, wounded in left ankle,
Joseph Fecks b, 9th regt, flesh wound right thigh
Sergt Williams, i, 9TH regt, wounded,
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1862-09-18

LATEST VIA QUEENsTowN-Tiv.,
pool, Tuesday 8.-Breadstufs6rm VII
price unchanged. Weather wet P Slu
visions downward and inactive ~
London Peace Society has issued On
address urging the Americans to NAL"
peace The pirate steamer 1890" j.
commanded by the pirate Semmes, late
of the Sumter, and is now called the
Alabama.
London journals generally, take a
gloomy view OF American affairs for the
federal government.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1862-09-18

Baltimore, Sept 13.-We have posi-
tive information that railroad communl-
cation was interrupted, and the telegraph
wires cut between Ilarpcrs Ferry and
Cumberland yesterday, by the Rebels
Reconnaissance t. the vieinity OF North
Mountain, about seven miles south Of
Williamsport, encountered seine rebel
pickets. We killed and captured Il.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1862-09-18

San Francisco, Sept. l1.-Thc steam
er Orizilie sailed for Panama carrying
10 passengers and $75O,OOO treasure for
New York, and 10000 for England.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1862-09-18

Harrisburg, Sept. 12-12 BOA NJ
Reliable information has been rece i !,
that Stonewall Jackson, with hisadreal'e
is now in Hagerstown, preparing t. ' m"
with his whole army upon Pennsvlr,anau.s e
Our scouts from Hanover, Gettysb u,a
and Vlannertown, arrived here At 's . H.
hour last night, and confirm the eva aa.S
ton Of the camps at Frederick. bv 't -.
rebels. VIZ
Gov. Curtin has promptly advised p,.,
ident Lincoln and the Generals il . ass'
mand at Washington, of all informa eGnl'
that has reached here through tbennn ,iu'
Gus channels under his control '''''
The most active measures are bon
put in force to assemble a large armr :
resist the rebel invasion, and if. poss BOSS; ~
save our Capital and State from dey, ,t'
ton and outrage.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1862-09-18

To Ills Ercellency, Hon, Ed,card Solomon,
Governor of the State Of Wisconsin !:
SlR-Hercwith send you such addition
al names as we have been able to procure
from the various sources Of information
here, up to 3 p. NJ. to-day.
Yours truly,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-05-06
HUNTSVILLE, Ala, May 4

To Hon. E. H. Stanton
Your dispatch is received. A soldiers
highest reward for service is to merit and
receive the appropriation of his superior Off
GERS.
An expedition from Bridgeport fUssed
the river May LIST, advanced towards Chat
tanooga II miles, and captured stores. and a
Southern mail. From some railroad hands
learn panic prevails at Chattaa0osa.-
The enemy is moving all his property IN
the direction of Atlanta, Ga. Gea- Led
better had been cashiered for coTszdbce at
Bridgeport. There were not more than
1000 troops at Chattanooga. We de-
stroyed a saltpetre mandatory IN g. cave,
and returned safely with the captured prop
erty.
Another expedition penetrated 20 Jasper
and found a strong Union feeling. On the
same day they had a skirmisk With the
enemy's cavalry at Athens. Our cavalry
outposts were driven back, bat On being
re-enforced the rebels retreated IN the
greatest confusion towards Florence. There
are struggling bands of moHnted msn, part
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HERALD's DISPATCH.

WAsHINGTos, May III is the intention
! of the President to issue a proclamation II
few days opening the ports OF New berue
Beaufort, Savannah, Fernendins, and New
Orleans to the trade of the world. This
important measure viii release the Admin
istration of any international embarrsss-
ments, and largely tend to restore the en-
tente cOrdiale between the two sections OF
the country.
Tbs Senate Finance Committee have de.
teTmined to report tie tax bill tomorrow
or Tuesday at farihest. They have been
unable to make many important changes
contemplated, and will probably leave to-
bacco and whisky untouched.
Ii is singular fact, worthy of note in
Congress, that no remonstrance, from any
quarter, has been made against high tariff
on these articles, but the dealers and manu-
facturers are all in favor of placing it at the
highest figure. This will probably be done
either in the Senate or by committee Of
conference.
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LAST NIGHTS REPORT
More About the Yorktown
Evacuation -Dastar dly
conduct of the Rebels
Jeff Davis coachman furn-
ishes a Few Items-0f1c
Dispatch from Mcclellan.

NEW YORK, May 5. "A Times special
from Yorktown, says the retreat of the reb-
els appeared to have been precipitate. They
commenced dismouating and carrying their
Guns back to Willismsburgh four days
AGO. Wagons have been engaged in trans
nortipg tFeir ammunition, provisions, and
camp eouipage for over a week past
Their sick and wounded, numbering over
2 500. were sent to Richmond ten days ago.
The rebel soldiers and negroes were at
work on their entertainments until o'clock
this morning, when their rear guard order
ed the work to cease and take up the
march to Williamsburgh. Duryea's Zouaves
had Eve men killed and several wounded By
the explosion of torpedo also the 38th
New York Volunteers Col. Haburt, had
thres men killed and four wounded. The
4th New York Volunteers lost one Killed
and three wounded the 18th New York mad
two killed. 10000 ofthe rebels were sent
from Windmill to reinforce an army sent
from Richmond to oppose McDowells ad-
vance last Thursday week. No great pat
tle is expected at Williamsburg, as the rebel
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FROM THE ARMY CORRESPONDENT OF THE AS
soCIATED PRESS AT YORKTOWN.

We entered the enemy's works at this
morning, which their rear deserted four
hours before. Everything was found in
utter confusion. About so pieces of artil-
lery were left spiked. We found a large
amount of medical stores, ammunition.
camp equipage, tents, and private property
of the officers. A negro found there saws
the rebels threw a large amount of ord
nance stores into the river.
| Several deserters have come into our lines.
| One states that the rebels evacuated owing
to the near approach Of our parallels, and
that they feared the success of our gun
boats in York and James rivers, which
would cut off their communication Gen.
johnson gave the order to evecuate on
Thursday, to commerce the following
morning, winch was done. Magruder, it is
said, strenuously opposed evacaating, say
ing if they could not whip the Federals
here, they could not anywhere in Virginia.
Gen. Lee, rebel commander.in -chief ar
rived in Yorktown on Wednesday and ex-
amined McClellan2s works; Immediately
after which it is supposed he recommended
the evacuation, deeming his works untena-
bic. Deserters agree that their troops were
much demoraliZed and disheartened when
the order to eVacuate was given, as all an
ticipated fight there.
The rebels had 100000 men on the pc
ninsula; alse 400 pieces field artillery. 1t is
believed the rebels have fallen back to
Chickahoming Greek beyond Williamsburg,
where it is expected they will make a
stand.
Gen. Stoneman, in command of a large
force of cavalry and artillery, is pursuing the
enemy and will probably come up with
their rear before night, if they remain near
Williamsburg.
The gGnboats have passed Yorktown, and
are now shelling the shores on their way up
the river. Following them arG number
of vessels loaded with troops to effect
landing.
An official report just received says the
enemy left II guns in the works at Glou-
cester Point. Guns and ordnance stores
were also left.
Another deserter, just come in, reports
that JEFF. Davis came with Lee on Wednes-
day, and after a consultation with the
prominent officers, all agreed to evacuate
except Magruder.
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ASS. SecretarY of Var.

NEW YORK, May 4.-The guuboat Santa
90 de Cuba, from Port Royal on the 30th
ult., has arrived, bringing Is a prize the
rebel steamer Isabel, formerly the Ella
Marley, captured while on her way from
Nassau to Charleston, with arms, ammuni-
ton, wines, cigars, and medicines. The
Santiago de Cuba chased the Nashville, but
the latter was too swift fer her. The San
tiago de Cuba also captured a schooner from
Charleston, with cotton. Also, two other
schooners, with cargoes for Southern ports.
Nothing new at Port Royal.
The steamer Empire City, from Port
Royal, has arrived with the prize steamer
NostrO Sign0ra. The captains and crews
of the prizes Dixie, Wave, and Della, are
prisoners aboard the Empire City.
The steamer Roanoke, from Havana ON
the 29th ult., has arrived with advices from
Mexico.
The French Commissioners had stated
they would not longer treat with the
present Mexican Government, which they
style an oppressive minority, and they shall
aid and protect Almonte, as be came on the
express invitation of the Emperor, who
expected to open hostilities between the
allies and the Mexican troops. The French
have declared war which the Mexicans ac-
eept; though Juarez says his government
has been disposed to adopt all honorable
conciliatory measures, but force must be
met by force.
The Spanish troops are arriving at Ha-
vana on English war vessels Gen. Prim
was to embark on the 18th with the last
of his command.
The prime motive for the French inter
vention is said to be the establishment OF
some government which will pay the $751;
600, 900 script issued by Miramon and
Zuloago. t.-
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TnIRuNE's CORRESPONDENCE.

WASHINGTON, May Ave have news
f:om Richmond via Fredericksburg of i'm
portance.
The people of the rebel capital are panic
stricken. The wealthy citizens are packing
up their furniture and sending it to the
country.
An apparently intoxicated person, last
week, passing by the tobacco warehouse
where our soldiers ara confined, cried out to
them, cheer up, boys, Mcclellan or Nc
Dowell will be here in a few days" TIE
sentry shot him dead.
Our Commanding General came gallop-
ing into Fredericksburgyesterd afternoon,
with his staff. Not door was open of q
house or store; not face was to be seen
except now and then that of a curious dam
sci peering through her half closed blinds
at the caValcade of Yankees. a.--..s
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PITTsBWRG LANDING,
May Sd, 8 P. n.

To Hon. E. IL Stanton, Secretary of War
Gen. Payne's division made reconuois-
sance to Pennington to-day. He found
about 4, 800 of the enemy, and drove them
in in handsome style.
An artillery reconnaissance went to Glen
dale this morning and destroyed the trestle
bridge and some track on the Memphis l.
Charleston Railroad. 1t has been splen-
did days work for the left wing.
Weather clear and roads becoming good.
--1- 1882 THos. A. ScoTT,
Asst. Secretary of War
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sTF5Srs, GsaeFisssa@3y l;-lgFs a'sgteE dsEFSslS=
AEve m9dgled on several occasions, within
two weeks. 5000 Of his mfu threatened
to lay down their arms, unless they receiy-
ed food and clothing. Three rebel Lieu
tenants, two Sargeants and twenty men
were captured the other side of. Yorktown
and broaght in. Since the I'd over 20 des-
erters have come in and they Fepo-, their
army az thoroughly disheartehed and de-
moraIized. The honor of first entering the
enemy's main works belongs TO the 73d n.
Y. regiment. E
A large force are reported captured four
miles beyond York avn.
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EffY ADVERTISEMENTS.
III. A. COOKS"

EESEE RKsE.--5O bush els pine selected
0KE Ohio Rye, at Il. A. COOKS.
ROAST Rye aud Bariey-
900 pounds roasted rye.
200 IS barley, at II. A. Cooks
SEED POTAToEs--Prine Pink Eye aad Ne
shamrock potatoes, at 20 cents per bushel' ut e. a.
Cooks.
SWEET POTATO PLAET5.-100, COO, COO choi .
sweet potato plants, hand and TO arrive, aud Tor
sale cheap in lots 10 suit IS II. A. Cocks.
oRANGEs.-35 boxes. choice, jos. received at
II. a. Cooks.
LEMON5.-I0 boxes, Just received, and for sale
at II. A. Cooks
CORN and oATs.-25o bushels ear corn. s -.-.
IS bushels DALE.
sale at Fl. A. Cooks.
SMOKED HALI3CT.-IcO lbs selected smoked
hniibut, at Fl, A. Cooks
CHOICE FAMILY FLOUR
100 sacks ass rted brands extra -four,
40 half sacks assorted brands extra ncur'
Fer sale at "A. A. Cooks.
OHEESE.-40 bxs prime rch old cheesei
10 Z. s. new cheese, just receiv-
ed at II. A. Cocks
COCOA NUTS, 900 iIesh cec.a nuts, received
this day, H. A Cooks.
STEARINE LAkD.-5OO pounds prime leaf
stearine lard, at II. a. CtoA's-
CORN sIEAL.-l25 bushels fresh ground corn
meal, at ID. A COOKS.
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&AEzAs lsYs. 4 =H So The S4ss. 80
S9ati has arrived i, j
Another battle has fahen place between
Gen, CANDY and the Texans at PoEollo, Ga
the Rio Grande, here the Texans had forti-
led themselves. The enemy were defeated.
Our loss was twenty-five killed and wound
ed. The enemy's loss has not been -sscer-
tanned
Gen. Canby, with q portion of his COM
mand, had made IA detsnr, aud got below The
enemy, while Msjor Hall was in their rear.
The whole of the enemy'S command will
probably be taken, as their only alternative
Ss to surrender or fee to the mountains
where the Indians await them.
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DEPARTMENT OF STATE,

y @NS-s
sra IL have the honor to state for the liz
formation of your Government that a Col
lector has'been appointed by the President
for New Orleans, that necessary arrange
ments are being made to modify the block
ade, SO far as to permit limited shipments to
be made to and from that and one or more
other ports, which are now closed oy block
ade, at times and upon conditions which
will 6s made known by proclamation.
am sir, your ebedient servant,
WILLIAM H. SEWARD.
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WASHINGTON, May 4-ThesU. S. steamer
Mercedita, on the 27th ultimo., near Hole
in-the-waII, captured the steamer Bermuda,
having on board $4,000 pounds powder,
seven Geld carriages, number of cannon,
swords, pistols, shells. fuses, cartridges, salt
petre, saddles, tin, &C.. She was taken to
Philadelphia for adjudication.
After The 1st of June all letters mailed
in the United States for Nova Scotia, will
be required to be prepaid.
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AFTERNOON REPORT.

Latest from Fort Monroe
Particulars of the Evacua-
ton of Yorktown-Rebels
supposed to be Panic
stricken--Union Troops still
q in Pursuit-Y Yorktown a
Squalid and Filthy Look
q ing Plaee-Forti tons
Rough but Strong.
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C0RP0RATTON NOTICE.

ORDER FOE PLANK SIDEWALK.
April 10, lsG2.-And now it is hereby ordered and
directed by the Common Council Of the City OF
Evansville that the of all lots or parta Of
lots fronting adjoining the southwest side of
Tenth Street, between Vine and Division Streets,
IN said city, cause the sidewalks thereon TO be
brought to the proper grade, aud that they cause
q Sidewalk OF class No. 2, to be laid down there
on within thirty days from the publication OF
this order.
P. BURKE, Clerk
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WAsHlNGroE, May 4.-Ths War Depart
ment at noon to-day received advices from
Gen. Halleck, which indicate that import
ant events viii take place in the neighbor-
hood of Corinth in two or three days.
There is authority for stating that there
IS not shadow of foundation IN the ruu.or
of French Intervention or armigtice with
The rebels.
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BALTIMoRz, May Ssh 1.-The regular news
letter from old Point is received:
The Merrimac remained out until four
o'clock on the 4th inst, when she disap-
peared behind Sewalrs Point Since her
last appearance she hashad a ram 20 feet
in length added to her bow.
The French Minister at Washington, M.
Mercier, arrived in Yorktown, in a special
boat from Washington. The Gazeudi swas
to go up for him tonight.
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CORPORATION NOTICE
oRpER FoR A BRICK sInE.MALK.

ORDAR FOR A BRICK SIDEWALK.
April 10, 1s62.-And now it 10 hereby ordered and
directed by the Common Council of the City Of
Evansville. that the owners of all lots parts of
lots. fronting or adjoining the Northwest side
of Cherry street, between Second and Third Streets
in said City, cause the sidewalks thereon to be
brought to the proper grade, and that they cause
sidewalk of class No. to be laid down thereon
within thirty days from tne publication of this
order.
P. BURKE, Clerk.
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U1tY DIerK-B ULnce, ApfiI %, 1851.
CORPORATION NOTTEE.

ORDER TO REPAIR 4 BRICK SIDEWALK.
April 19, Iceland now it IS hereby Ordersd and
directed by the Common Council Of the City of
Evansville that the owners Of all lots or parts Of
lots fronting on or adjoining the southwest side
Of Third street. between Sycamore and Wire streets
in Raid Civ cause the sidewalks in from there.
OF to be repaired within thirty days from the
publication of this order. :, 49,
Clark oh3ee. April 25. 1867.
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REV ADYERTIsEmExTS.
CORPORATION NOTICE.

ORDER FOR A PLANK SIDEWALK.
April 10, 1s62.-And row il is hereby ordered
and directed By the Common Council of the City
Of EVANSVILLE that the owners of all lots parts
Of lots fronting on or gadjoining the Northeast
side Of Market street, between Bond and John
Streets in said city, cause the sidewalks thereon
70 be brought to the proper grade, and that
they cause a sidewalk of Glass No.2 TO be laid
down thereon within thirty days from the pub
LEGATION of this ordor.
P BURKE. Clerk.
CLERKS Once. Anrii % 1862
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CTNCINNATI MARKEE

CINCINEAFI, May 5.
FLoUE less active and there is bat little
done.
MESS Ponk 10 So Bulk pork 3I@54;
these are the selling prices.
GRcczR1Es unchanged and quiet there is
d moderate jobbing business.
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Clerks once.
CORPORATION NOTICE.
opnup rop pYauu cv0uwarr

April le, l862.-And now it is hereby ordered
and directed by the Common Council of the City
of Evansville, that the owners of all lots parts
of lots fFonting adjoining the Southeast side
of Gum St., between First and Second Sts., in said
City, the sidewalks thereon to be brought to
the proper grade and that they cause q sidewalk
of Class No. TO be laid dswn thereon within
thirty days from the publication of this order.
P. BURKE, Clerk.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.


April 10, ls62.-And now it is hereby ordered
and directed by the Common Council of the city of
Evansville, that the owners of all lots parts of
lots fronting adjoining the Mort beast
side Of Fifth ST., between Sycamore and Vine St,
IN said city, cause the sidewalks thereon TO be
brought to the proper grade, and that they
cause q sidewalk of Class No. 2, to be laid
down thereon within thirty days from the publi-
cation Of this order.
P. BURKE, Clerk.