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In Chancery ct Nashville.

CTATE or TENNESSEE AT Rules held In the
- Clerks unlca, Cmugory CObr aJ. Nashville, Mon.
dag, dolly the 7th, lSJ2
Martha Newman, Complainant, ra. Tia VA uud
Marshall, Defendant
II aUDnE'ug from 1iultytt filed In tlie can 20 that
the Igiruauut, uammngd MARSHALL, has removed
himself from % stt OF Tennessee, s0 That THE ordi-
nary process u' tIu .NN cannot br served on him II
be- ordered that he do enter bis appearance heron De-.
fore ur within the FIRST three days of ihc next term of
said Court, % Doe held Che lst Monday BOO Nuyom-
Dor unA llNU2I and plead, answer dgIngr CO. Com
puulut5 OH, or The same viii be taken iuT contested
1853 Co them aud 500 for hearing cX plrtc, .Id ihut
copy of Tins order Do published Ouoe week for four.
successive weeks in The Nashville Union
A Copy Attest y. l.. GLEAYlS, G. & ".
K iiuusroN, Sol iIr DompiL iuyl3NIt
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We lave no time TO transeribe COM
munications. We sometimes receive
communications ~ith a scrap Of conf
Dental information written on the back
Of the manuscript OF course if we uso
the manuscript we have to re-write it.
and this imposes entirely too much labor
on us. We have no time for such work.
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N &c w s TOREi

I HE Subscribers hove opened AT
no. PUBLIC SQUARE NASHVILLE
a large STOCK Of Foreign and Domestic
DRY GOODS.
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The Editor will be greatly obliged to
persons making up clubs for the UNION if
they will remit to the publishers and not
TO himself. Communications and sub
scriptipns are sometimes mixed up with
private information in such manner as
TO cause needless delay and trouble to
all parties.
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which they oaer to the trade at the lowest cash mi
toI -ounl'y merchants, visiting the city arc iny,.
'ea TO give US call, before buying elsewhcrc NV
.. LlrCHTEN Il HRO
iuy2-d3m quo 'o''o Slna o.
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nv Davidson County, Tenn ,Juy -, Is q, q negro
" mau, who says his name T. ALE ED, aud belongs
TO Tom Holt administrator OF Mr.. NnccUs, Of avid
county, Tenn; age about "a years; weighs I4O
pounds feet inches Ai II lor, copp r; scar ou
lett side Of forehead
The owner is requested 10 come forward, prove pro
perty and pay charges, as tue law dirccts.
j NJ HINTON,
iuy3l-3t sheriff and Jailor OF u. e.
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Committed TO Jail

nF Davidson County, Tenn Only g 1904 negro
~ man, who Gays his name h WATT, and beluuEs
TO H. Duncan .of ttanklin County, Tenn aget about
Al years feet inches bEh weighs about 40
PlNnus color black small scar on forehead.
The owner IS requested to come forward, prove
property, aud pay chargoE, 40 thslaw directs.
j. ~. HINTON,
jly3l-3t sheriff and JaiIgr ofD' e.
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Committed To Jail

nF Davidson county, July rs. 1867. a urgro man
- VINO says HE name b ALLEN. and bclours 10
anne Ctrnlohael, of Davidson CoHuty. Tom 80 the
l0J Ioquds feet inches hl. c.iIr. black folrs
The owner is requested % come. FOR y ard prove
iuy3l-M sb.,,g "a r,a,, IN &,
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Cormitted to Jail

nF Davidson County, Tom, Iuly q, lsG2 negro
" man, who says bis name Is sTErHtN, ana belongs
to George Packer, OF Washington County, Miss age
~ years feet uchos high; Weighs 100 pounds
color, back two sears on left wrist.
The owner Is requested TO come forward, prove
property, and pay charges, as the law directs
|. J, N. HINTON,
iuly3ls-3t sheriff and JaiOr of Il. G.
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Committed to Jail

OF Davidson county, TENN, July o. 1902 negro
~ man, who say his nIJno b. TOM, end belongs o.
A. Henderson, of Rutherford county, Tenn age about
p years; feet inches high weighs 100 pounds ,
color, black.
The owner is requested 10 como forward, prove
property and pay charges as The law directs.
y. ". HINTON,
iuly u ST Sheriff and Jai0r b. G..
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United States Of America:

MIDDLE DISTRICT OF TENNESSEE.
NTTHEREAs q libel Of Information whs Gied within
w and f0r the Middle District Of Tennessee, al
Nsfhvihe, un the 9th day Of June, A. D., lSC2, By
John rrimbir, Eq Attorney for the Unite states
Tor the M de District Of Tennessee WHO pros eCutes
herein on behalf Of the United States ag iinst certain
prop rty, vz Tie Machinery aud Fixtures e atsou
Is Nefd't's luNdsr Mil, on SycBm Fe Greek, 70 the
County OF Chta am, In the State Of Tonne sser %,
Buildings used in connection With SAID machinery
and some Eve or six acres land, wi ich the but
ings stand, praying process against ga property
TIA the same be- ncemuCd as forfeited.
Now thCroi rt, lu pursuance Of ths mnutim, under
the sea- of suI Court, 90 directed aud delivered
DO hereby give public notice to 40 pcrsuus ctimml
said properly, or m any manner interested thursin
that they Do and Appear before SAID Crcuii Court e
be h'id at the city q Nashville in aud for said Dis
rirt, un the 2Jh dav OF october ls62 al 10 oCoCk 10
the for of that day Thea AID here 20 iuterpost
their claims, aud ~ make their allies atiOus n tla
behalf 2, Il. GLASCOCk,
June2 %, lS02-lit q $ Marshal. NJ h 7
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Colnmittad to- Inil

OF Davidson county, Tom. Jolly 28, lSG2, a uceto
" man, who say Die name IS NOS - and bcIoaFs
70 Sias Tucker, 90 Rntheruri C3unty. TIM, ag
about 90 years feet inctes high weighs rs
pounds tolor, black lngofs crook ej or len hard
The owner Ia requested 10 come forward, prov
property, and pay charges a. the law drectg
... J. M.HlNION,
ju'y31-3t sheriff and utlor OF b Q
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Committed to Jail

nF Davidson County, Tenn July Is 1852, a negro
~ man, who says his rHmo ts PETER, aud belongs
10 a. Heudcrs.n, OF Rutherford County Tenn. agc
about 3! years weighs 100 pounds D feet 10 inches
high color, black.
property, and pay charges as The law directs
y. NJ HINTON
iuly3l-9t sheriff and Tailor Of d. C.
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Committed to Jail

OF Davidson county, Tenn, July n, 1852 a negro
~ man, who says his meme Is SIMON aud belongs
- Iuo J. Cg2F der, OF WilIiam'ou County, Tenn.
age about % Years feet : inches high weighs 40
pounds color, black scar on left hand from burn.
The Owner ls requested to come forward, prove
property and pay charges as the llw directs.
j. NJ HINTON,
luly3l-3t Sheriff and JailCr OF ID. G.
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Committed to Jail

nF Davidson County, Tenn. July ~ 1862, a negro
~ man, VINO says his name IS HENRY, and belongs
70 Matt. scuggs, Of Bedford County Tenn age about
20 years 3 feet inches high weighs los pounds.
color, black.
The owner "a requested 20 come Onward prove
property, and pay charges as the law directs.
J NJ HINTON,
iuly3l-3t Sheriff and Jllor OlIt G..
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OF Davidson Comfy, Tenn, July 10, 1862, % negro
~ mau, who avs hE name Is FREnERI Is, aud
belongs to Francis Girby, OF Madison county, Aa.;
age about u yours feet ca inches high weighs
1855 pounds color, light copper
The owner Is requested O. come forward, prove
property, aud pay charges as the law directs.
j. NJ. HINTON.
july 8l-3t Sheriff and Tailor % G
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$3.50 REWAPO

Nj sou john Tate was taken from The ucIgbbor
n hood OF bowling Green KY IF by The Teys.
Rangers M the 18th day Of Fcbruary ISg2 sn
tled south He Is about rs years Cd bright mploi
70 color, lace freokci, about 0 fees & inches bigb
Ialher spare hut, has scar on his side from ssLi
ana also on one OF his legs from "A dor bite vi -,
tne above reward for his liberation or If returned n,
nS nome ana pay all expenses attending the came
ejuly2-tlm .l.. ''""N TAIN.
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Terms Of subscriptions in Par Funds.

ns-An communications on business with the onlcn,
will be addressed to the PUBLISHERS OF the UNION
and an communications 60 Oh" Editor will be address
60 3 C. MFRCER
Editors OF loyal newspapers will do us great Kind
ness by rc-publshiug tho foregoing OF ne substance
The current transactions in Tennessee flr months to
come will be hghly interesting to all lovers OF tber
country aud her free institutions, and tho columns of
the UNoV viii Furnish the earliest and most reliable
history OF these events,
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WATSON HOTEL,
To all the Military Departments In
the District of the Ohio

IN AND AFTER THE lst DAY OF Jufy 1871
Owl'l open au oAlcc at tho S. Cloud poteI In S,sh
yuI,e, Tennessee, and Que on Man street, oppogite
tue HAWt hous Louisville, KY. for an tranrhrttops
July lst 1862 CUaRi.Fs KApN """'
Beef Contractor for the District of Ohio
julyt--1u eV'U ''''"
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MashrillE aIniuu.
S. Q. mEnCEn, EdItor.


Our correspondents must allow us to
take our own time for reading their COM
munications. We have no time TO be
read TO. tits literally impossible.
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SICK OR WOUNDED


TO ilo Army lntc,l genco Office aud obtain roll.
able information Of any soldier that en-.
listed Ia the States Of
Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, Io,ca, AlioAlgan, Ui,ro..
'iH, Minnooil, Eeatuely and MssossL
CoRRECr INTELLIGENCE WILL BE GIVEN OF
- any soldier from tho above states. Whether
SICK WOUNDED, KILLED, OK TAKEN ParsoNFa. and
in what battles he may have been engaged, md
where his regiment IT, stationed.
informal ON VIII also be gwen Of the condition Of
Hy sick az Wuuntcd soldier g. So Louis Lruis,iI-s
CINCINNATI Nashville, Mound city OF any IIosp.toi
IN the western Depart msnt and whore those Killed
IN battle or hnyu died from their wounds are Iuri
cd ana where these taxed prisoners arc CON.
luOd. w"
This Is the only Army Intelligence OfBso I'm tho
Departments Of the Mississippi or Western nr,.,rt.
meut,-and Information OF soldiers from any OF tbe
above states can be given pt any time by calling or
writing 10 the Army Intelligence Ohce
re sons writing will please give the name of tho
soldier, what State he en- stcd M amt tho uuber of
ms reg ment. Charges for any kiud oTA w b,telli-
gence viii be Two DOLLARS, and any person "a ritnp
will please enclose tue amount m order to secure
attention to their Inquiries
address; Army Intelligence ONCE S. louis. No.,
u caro- T. u EoN 1873 MAY Is, lS6k-ly
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So REWARDf

GTuI.EN, from r. HJIuFBRANu, JowoIer, ou 90.
> i1u street, uNE PATENT LEVER ENGLISH
GOLD WATCH, manufactured hyJno Johnston, Tive
bTppul The Watch is u small size, with uhIta dial,
engraved un Iho usiie "GE1 ". HANnFH, from his
either 10 tug year ls3ai uu thO 0utsiuu elFravtd
HouCs HANNH.n rhs above Reward N .ll bepsIi
1T auy u.olullion hst may ieai % che recovery oc
ua property % 3. HAMMER
luut,-tT
L--I-y-o IuIrnN l-l... COPY % Do lul 1L 81
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$50 REWARD,

X ANANAf lrom the subscriber, miles fr,,,
INST, negro man named AIreI, about no vssr ~
'se plA'E spare made and rather delicate annesT
,lo,, weighs about liO pounds. lie Is oarpcntsr h.,
i ~'I WI doubtless try TO make into the federal
,'nes, "ul l'ss um.cf az a free man Ilr can write
ptssabie hand viii give the abvo reward t,r
hA apprr hcusiun 20 ! can gel him. 'N' w
juIy2-dlm !" "nl'NSlpE'
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BOARD

FAYE TWO WkLL.FURNISHED ROOMS. suit
~ aolo ior Two small families, or NAV be- ocrup,oI
~ several gentlemen. House, opposite Judge III
i'r uNelnng, IherrY street. Terms llbernI 80
ron or fihecn Day Boardcrs can b. scco,rp,,,.
vI 'iS' lew transient Boarders can be- nrcornD,'
""''u' uuhezl-5ml MARTHA e. PEACOCk
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Headquarters OF First Regiment of
Tennessee volunteer Cavalry.

eN"Pu"T'ors VI H''H' Neh i'i'o"' VI
Tennessee volunteer Cavalry.
July 90 1862.
All officers recruiting for this service
will report to me at Headquarters, Fair
Grounds, or at the State Capitol. Those
desiring to enlist will apply at either Of
those places.
Volunteers will, ifpossible, bring their
horses with them, which will be valued
and paid for by the Government.
BY order Of Col. w. b. STOKES.
C. d. BRIEN, A. r. Q. NJ.
iuly20-tE
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HEADQUARTERS q. S. FORCES, I
NASHVILLE, July 26, 1925
special Orders, No. So.

III. All soldiers, except Ordcrlies,
Messengers, and Soldiers on duty in the
City, hereafter found in the City Of Nash
Vile without pass signed by the proper
Commanding Officer or Surgeon Of Hos
pital, will be arrested by the Provost
Guard, held in custody, and put on police
duty under direction Of the Provost Mar
shall until regularly released. Passes
will not be held good at night after 8
o'clock; and soldiers found in the streets
after that hour, except the classes above
mentioned, will be dealt with in the same
manner as a soldier without pass. Or
derlies and Messengers will be furnished
by the proper authority, with certificates
showing them to be SUCH ,....
". All nom commissioned officers and
soldiers found in citizens dress will be
deemed prima tacie, as deserters, and will
be arrested by the Provost Guard, and
held in custody by the Provost Marshal,
to await trial and punishment.
BY order,
Col. JOHN f. MILLER,
Commanding Post.
L. HowLAND,
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NOTICE.

' We NhNT ANNUAL NETTING or THE STOCK
AZ ny C,v ,,, o, tho + A. X r. Co.. Will take place
~ 'u1 o'uGe 81 me Company 20 Franklin on Inc 0rst
tuesday being She 9th day Of August, lSG2
nm, "a g., FRANK HARpEMAN, See a Treas.
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Straved or Stolen !

TNROM ONE OF Tilr lots or fHE sUGCRDER. A
II Groy Jack Any one one returning the animal or
giving information VI Che same v l b, suitably rowan,
ucd
IT, @ SCOvAG 81 North SUMMER ST.
|uIyl--Il
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for the Benefit Of Strangers,
COMING TO sr Iouis IN srARqB op
Committed 10 IaiI

nF davidson County, Tenn, June tih, 1882. a ne
- gro man namud ELIJAH says be belongs 10
Irwin Hoguo, Of Atury County, renni about Is or 20
years o "a We CHS about 100 or 1906 pounds; feet
inches high copper color; small scar undor corner
Of light eye
The owner Is roln sted % come forward, prove
property ani pay charges, as the las directs
j AZ HINTON,
I.nuN--L NhorLn and Jl-Inr OF d. q
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RYE FLOUR.

in HARkElS FRESH GROUND RYE FLOUR. ON
'NNo' d, d. DlCKEY, Agout.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-05-05

The RICHMOND SEASON ABOUT OPENING =
The RichmoI Eafes seem to realize
that the crisis of Virginia is at hand. Ev-
identity their dilemma does not offer any
horns that are agreeable to the Confederate
stomach A very determined resistance at
Yorktown will bring Mcdowell, Banks and
Fremont down on the rear, and Magruder's
army will be bagged. To hold Virginia
they must defeat the four corps of the East.
TIE undertaking looks formidable to Rich
moud eyes. -.a
But when they abandon Virginia where
will they go7 Their seaports are, or soon
will be, in our possession, their naval re-
sources will be gone, and JEFF. Davis at the
head of his caravan will begin a profess
sional tour of the interior, exhibiting wher-
ever their attractions will draw. Under
these circumstances the concentric ap-
proach of the four armies on Richmond
must be trying to Confederate nerves.
Cincinnati G0zstte.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-05-05

LATEST FROM PITTsBURG LANDING--THE
REBELs RETREATiNa-THE FEDERAL FoscEs
PREPARED To FOLLOW THEM cLosELV.-An
officer of the army, who left Pittsburg
Landing at o'clock Friday morning, at
rived here on the Shenango Saturday even
ing. He says that positive intelligence had
been received that Corinth was being evac.
uated. Orders were Immediately issued fol
our whole army to advance with sever
days rations, with orders to leave behind
every thing that would impede a rapid
march in pursuit of the retreating rebels
Our forces would advance on Friday and
closely press the rebel rear guard, and il
possible force an open field fight. This
weeks history will be fraught with mill
tary events
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-05-05

BE% The Sanitary Commission of Evans
vile, acknowledge having received the fol-
lowing hospital stores for the week ending
May 3rd, 1862, and for which the donors
will accept our thanks: a5
Citizens of New Harmony, Ind, through
Mrs. Louisa Randolph, bxs hospital stores.
Citizens of Mt. Carmel, Ills, through Mr..
Go. 3. Gofortb, bxs hospital stores; Mrs.
DeYins and A. N. Devin, Jun., Princeton,
Ind, bzs hospital stores, jar of butter !;
Mrs. w. r. Jones, Indianapolis, Ind, bdl
hospital stores; Mrs. kirkpatrick, String
town, Vanderburgh county, Ind, bundle
clothing and pillows; Mrs. Thos. T. john
son, sBoonyille. Ind, chickens, pillow slips
and bandages; Mrs. T. B. Riggs, Boonville.
Ind, butter and dried apples; William R.
Alexander, Boonville, Ind, dried apples
Mrs. Col. DENLY, Evansville, a lot of cloth
ing /; Mrs. Krone, Evansville, bdl linen
cloths; Mrs. VIM. RustOn, Stringtown, Van
derburgh county, Ind, bread, apples, pill
lows and cloths; Miss Hopkins, String
town, bottles wine, canned fruits and ap-
pies; unknown friend, beans. potatoes,
apples, peaches, 1 keg lard, 1 box butter !;
Mrs. B. Bennett, Evansville, bottles black
berry wine; Mrs. Emily Goadge, . buckets
of butter; Mrs. H. Roseborongh, Gibson
county, Ind, pair pants, shirt, 2 pillows;
Mrs. L. -Boren, Gibson county, pair of
PANTS Mrs. G. Knowles, Gibson county, /
pair of pants Miss T. E. Mounts, Gibson
county, i guilt, pair socks; Mrs. ]. West
fall, Gibson county, sheet, l bundle rags.
Ladies' Soldiers Aid Society, South Bend,
Ind, fruits, jellies, wines, herbs and beef.
Ladies' of Lafayette, Ind, / box clothing,
COX fruits, half Dbl eggs. Ladies of New
Lebanon, Ind, box clothing, l box fruit.
Ladies' Soldiers Aid Society, Bedford, lad,
2 bxs clothing, boxes fruits. unknown,
through Mayor Baker, bxs hospital stores
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-05-05
Local News.

B6~ The great staple of all this region
would appear to stranger visiting US just
now to be tobacco. The whole landing
from one end to the other is literally crowd
ed with this valuable weed. O'Riley's
wharf boat is full, and drays are busily en-
gagged in hauling it to other points, but
still the quantity on the levee increases,
until Water street seems in a fair way to
be blocked up. We learn that the E. & O.
Railroad has contracted to carry large
quantities East.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-05-05
RiYAP HeTR.

The river is falling at about the rate of
one inch an hour, and the news from Louis
Vile superinduces the belief that the fall
here will soon be much more rapid.
In addition to Two which passed down
without landing on Friday night, the fol-
lowing boats arrived and departed during
the "a hours preceding o'clock Saturday
evening:
The regular Green river packet Matte
Cook, from Bowling Green, with full car
go of tobacco.
The Pocahontas, from below, finished
her cargo and departed for ports above.
The Judge Mcclure, with two barges
heavily laden with tobacco, from the Cum
berland. @
The Gillum, with an excellent trip, from
the same place. a1 salra 4-
The Nashville, en- ronte to Cincinnati from
Nashville, .0rs.4 ~ ...
The Hazel Dell. with Government stores,
for Pittsburg Landing.
The D. a. January, in the Government
employ, passed up without landing.
The Monongabela passed down. -
The Sunny Side came down en- route to
st. Louis, with a stupendou9 load. -
The magnificent and highly popular
Eugene came down with flying eolors and
large freight and crowd of passengers,
and returned to Louisville at noon. Satur-
day. sa 1aa .gflE 1aI u
The Big Grey Eagle, crowded with pas
sengers and with fair freight Iist, came il,
mixing connection with the Courier on
Saturday afternoon. 4 ..t.T as-" q
The unapproachable Courier left with a
fair freight list and a crowded cabin on
Saturday. -s a. 7z F
The Belle Creole came up on Saturday
evening from Pittsburg Landing, which
place she left on Thursday. She had on
board Gen. Crittenden's one sorrel horse.
The Arago, from st. Louis, reached here
Saturday ev enfng, A = so esa-
Also the Shenango from Pittsburg, Land
ing, and the Bowen from Cairo. - ~
The swift-winged and high-headed Bow
en- is at the landing Offering the most ex-
cellent facilities to all who have business or
seek pleasure at Cairo or intermediate
points. She leaves at 2 O'Clock this after
noon. .. 4.E fas-
The Capitola, with lao hhds of tobacco
consigned to Morris Ranger ana Crane,
Brown & Co., arrived on Saturday. Her
officers report the Cumberland falling rap
idlv.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-05-05
HONE INTERESTS.


E@-Packages from the members of Com
pany A, 42d regiment, have been left at
Yickery Bros, Main street, for the follow
ing persons The parties claiming them,
will please call for them at Vickery Bros
grocery: .s-... --..-s- IT,. r.,
Mrs. Swanson, Henry Dickman. Mrs. A.
Swanson, Elizabeth Parrott, Louisa Fair
child, VIM Olmsted, jr, Elizabeth Tomlin-
son Mrs. Elizabeth Mathery VIM. II.
Wood Clark Cody; John L. Smith Mrs.
Elizabeth Liant; John II. Spears Mrs. Su-
san Merrick Oliver Goldsmith |; Hannah
TomlinsoI Mrs. Lucinda Short james A
NcCutchin Mrs. Margaret Mcfarland; Mrs.
Elwood; Conrad Eckhart Henry Neihaus;
Mrs. W. Otto, S. GOODBYE Henry Dickman;
Joseph Shaw Oatharine Brainard Jacob
Seiie David Bedford John G. Barnes; E.
3. Lock wood (; Elizabeth Elwood; Thomas
E. Elliott; Bobt. Smith; |. & D. Holman !;
VIM. D. Riggs; Michael Herman; Eliza
beth Cook Conrad Eckhsrs; Mrs, @. @.
Olmsted Robt. Wheeler.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-05-05

CHANGE OF TIME.-An important change
of time will take place on Tuesday, COM
msncing at 9,O5 a. N as follows; The mail
train viii leave Evansville at 9.05 m,
and arrive at Viucennes at ll,54 aud at
Terre H auto at ) 20 P. N. Returning, tie
mail train leaves Tsrrs Hause at 1910
A. ", aud Vincennes at 2.27-Fs n, and arr
rive at Evansville at $40 P. N. The freight
and accommodation train will leave Ev=
ansviile at $50 A. n, and arrive at Evans
Vile at 4.34P.M The mail train will make
close connection at Vincennes with strainf
to and from Cincinnati, Louisville and St
Louis, and at Terre Haute with trains tc
and from Cincinnati and the East.