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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-07-09

HoN. JOHN BELL.-The Knoxville Regisie.
learns from a refugee, who left Huntsville about
the 25th of may, that Mich. Davis went from
Huntsville across the Tennessee river at Whites
burg, on 8 mission to John Bell, who was So
%jeurning at Blount Springs, Ala, to induce him
to return to Nashville; that it was said in
Huntsville that Mrs. Bell had written to Gen.
Mitchell, requesting him to give her husband a
safe passport that Mitchell consented to do so,
and Mich. Davis bearer of a message to
John Bell from Mitchell, communicating the
Wishes of Mrs. Bel, and promising Mr.. Bell pro
lection. Davis returned, but Mr.. Bell did not
accompany him. As Mr.. Bells return has never
been announced, the inference is fair that he re-
fused to accept the invitation to return to his
home under Federal protection, and that he pa
triOtically awaits a safe conduct under Confed-
crate auspices. AT a recent date he was still at
Blount Springs.
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A lady in New Orleans, writing to a relative
in Mobile, thus alludes to the {" Unionp feeling
in that city. The letter is dated June 26th
There is less Union feeling here than ever
before. I have not even heard of one person of
responsibility who has taken the oath. You see
a Union committee advertised Fernandez, the
auctioneer, is president, and the teacher, Dufsu,
secretary but they have not succeeded yet in
finding thirty-two members, which they were
anxious to do, to represent the States at the
raising Of the Yankee flag on the City Hall last
week.
There IS no yellow feyer yet. I can't say
whether I am glad or sorry. because | am afraid
it is wieked-bus the Yankees die fast enough.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-07-09

B9A dispatch from st. Louis, dated the 81,
says the chief quartermaster at that point had
recently received orders to prepare transporta-
ton for two divisions of Halleck's army to the
East, but that they were eo~untermanded. After
the result Of the battles before Richmond, the
report is that the order has been renewed.
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TREATMENT or MRS. N. a.. GALL
AENAK az M EnlRHIS.


The arrest Of this estimable lady, tho wife Of
Col. NJ C. GALLAwAY, well known as the foun-
der and editor of the Memphis Avalanche in its
pslmy days, and late Postmaster at Memphis,
is mentioned in the Memphis papers of the 9TH
inst The ground of the arrest is stated to be
that she was detected in reasonable cores
pondenoe with the enemy, (which probably
means that she had received several letters from
her husband and other parties South, and the
penalty of the ofense by special order Of Gen.
GRANT was her immediate expulsion from the
lines of the Federal army. We learn that this
man GRANT detailed a Federal officer to exc
cute his brutal order, instrueting him to carry
Mrs. GALLAwAY outside the picket lines, and
leave her there in the woods amid the darkness
Of the night without baggage, shelter or provis-
ions. The officer, however, having more of the
gentleman and less of the brute about him than
his superior, kindly profered to carry his lady
prisoner to the nearest house without the lines,
which he did, upon a guaranty from Mrs. G, that
he should not be molested by our pickets. She is
now at fernando, and will arrive here this
evening.
Col GALLOWAY has a valuable and splendid
mansion at Memphis, which with its handsome
furniture and other contents, will of course be
seized by the vandals with the view of eOniis-
cation. His ardent and early devotion to the
Southern cause, his Incorporating and jealous
hostility to every thing that savored of dislOy-
atty to the Confederate States, and his bold and
fearless castigstiOn of treason and traitors while
welding the editorial quiz, have thus fofced
himself into exile, and invited this most infa-
nous outrage upon his wife.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-07-09

EF Col. John Marshall, of the 4th Texas
regiment, attached to Jackson's army, was
among the slain in the Valley of Virginia.
When the regiment was raised, Col. NJ. was
editor of the official journal of Texas. He was
a native of Mississippi, and formerly connected
with the Mississippian.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-07-09

BUSINESS AT New ORLEANs.-Ths New
York Journal Of Commerce publishes a private
letter from New Orleans, which states that very
little business has been done in that city since
its occupation by the troops under Butler, nor
was there any prospect that any purchases would
be made at present beyond what were required
by the immediate wants Of the Inhabitants.
The writer closes his letter, which is addressed
to a commercial house in New York. with the
following quiet, but significant words " We are
obliged to you for your kind tender of services, ,
but really we have no occasion to .trobble our
New York friends at this time"
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9dlg appeal.
& DILL,
MISS.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, JULY Q, 1862
PEDnERAL ACCOUNT OF The
LATE BATFLRs.

To the exclusion of our usual variety Of read
ing matter, we give place this evening 70 a
lengthy but very interesting account OF the Ia'e
battles before Richmond, taken from the I'm
cinpa,i Commercial. 1t is written in q some
what subdued vein. and falls several degrees
below that high pitch of arrogance which most
generally eharacterizea every thing coming from
the North relative to army operations. It viii
ranav neussl
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PARTISANS !
To the Truly Brave and Gallant
MississinniansI

I WILL reeeivs thirty or forty more men into ny
4 company. promise you Ecllve and important ser
vice This company has already caused thu eremv %
feel its power and what has been done Is but the be-
ginning OF the end Sow that your own soil has been
polutedby the presence Of the enemy, viii yCu. can
yen stay your hand from dealing the svenging stroke p
As I an 3 stranger to you thers can be no IN pr0prieiv
In ny calling your attentica 20 an extract from an Or
der ia treceived from the Cereal Commanding tAs
Army Of the Mississippi st Tupslo
Your letter has been rasd with Great satisfaction ~
me General commanding who instructs ne 20 say ~
ne entirely approves what you have done.
All Your movements 8ppear 10 have been conducted
with energy and Judgment
] also refer to Morning Sun. snf he officers aud sol
diers Of the 57sh Ohio regiment.
Brisad erGenersls V~iilepigue aad Thompson, the
Commander Of the Psst At Grenada or tie Ediro-s OF
the Appeal, will inform you Of ny whereabouts
Bring hfrss. saddle aud bride, gun. blanket and your
self What you do, do quickly.
ED 2. PORTER.
Captain Commanding, etc
Grenad8 Mississippi July Oh, 1892
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-07-09

Col LAsiAR-The Richmond Dispatch Of
Tuesday states that Col. Lamar, of Georgia,
who was severely wounded and taken prisoner
on Sunday afternoon, was recaptured next day
and brought to the city.
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n The effect of the news hereabouts, says
the Charleston Mercury, is already perceptible.
Cotton is looking up, and we hear of a large
amount of Confederate bonds having just
changed hands at par and interest. We shall
be a little curious to learn the condition of Wall
street to-day, and at what figure gold is quoted
in Northern cities.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-07-09

Our CURRENcY-The currency of the Con
federate notes in spite of the reyerses that
have lately overtaken The Southern cause, is
very remarkable, says the Richmond Eramiaer.
It is universal in the districts now overrun by
the enemy aud in the cities aud districts held
by the public enemy this morning continues to
be interdicted by military ediet. The popular
confidence everywhere manifested in Canieder-
ate money is one Of the.most cheering oircum-
stances Of the war. It proves the fixed resolu-
ton of the people and it forshadows with GER
tainty the successful issue Of this struggle. Il
is refreshing, after hearing the doubts in respect
TO this money, and witnessing the lack Of faith
in it prevalent among a selfish and distrusttul
class in this city, to 60 into the interier and dis
cover there tie gratifying popularity aud superior
currency Of this money over all other among the
people. We believe that it viii preserve this
popularity to the end, aud that after the peace
it viii supercede all other species of paper issues.
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c. G. Baylor. Esn.. Richmond. Va.

A DAsH-The Atlanta C0atsderaeg has d.
rect private information, which is entitled to
credit, that Col Starnes made a dash into Ten
nessee and captured a whole regiment Of
Yankees as Manchester, Coffee county, who
were On their way to the vicinity Of Chattanooga.
The same informant had reason to believe that
there were only about zoo Federalistslat Hunts
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-07-09

PRISONERS Some twelve more prisoner
were brought to Columbus for confinement last
week. They were taken above Tupsl0 by cur
scouts. They say they are tired OF the war, and
if they are psrolled win 20 home and stay there.
We doubt not there are many more equally anx-
ious-MisSjSSigpiQH.
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PASSPORT OFFICE.


TEHIS office win be kept open for tie convenience Of
i the travelling community daily. from 2 O'Clock A N.
until IL y and from . P. ~ until p. d.
J. B. TOWNSEND,
ir51W passr orf Aranf
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-07-09

FROM THE VALLEY-The Rockingham (Va)
Register of the 9th ult. says: "Our pickets
now go below Strasburg, and they were at Front
Royal on Monday last, from which place they
brought up a Yankee prisoner. We cannot tell
certainly where Fremont's and Shields forces
have gone, but the most prevalent supposition
is, that they have gone to Eastern Virginia. At
all events they have either gone East, or fallen
back to Winchester"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-07-09

THIS morning pair Of SPECTACLEs. glasses rst
4 in tortoise shell The frdsr viii te Lber1 l7 rs-
waTded By leaving Them al the appeal Counting Room.
ivQ-Et
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WANEER

A GOOD BLACKSMITH. = UGLER or other
"A MI ielan, and DRIVERS, for FenneTs Ba.tery OF
Light Artillery, now stationed at Jackson. hiasiEinpi
Fifty dollars bounty paid inme distsiy.
CHARLIE Z. FENNER,
ly5-l0t CAPTAIN.
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The fright Of the Federals in Easter

B The fright of the Federals in Eastern
Virginia MAJ be surmised from the following
dispatch, which shows that they were preparing
to abandon James river entirely
FoRr MONROE, June 3O.-The York river is
being completely cleared of everything move
able. Steamers and tugs arc constantly arriy-
ing at Fort Monroe, having in tow barges,
schooners, etc. Many arrived here last evening
and during the night. This morning the steam
er spaulding arrived, having eight barges and
sehooners in tow. She reports that $50 barges,
schoOners and tow boats were at Yorktown when
she left, but all were making preparations to
come down to day.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-07-09

~ Martin Van Buren, is i'll, and 50 is Gen.
Csss. The FIRST named will be eighty years old
on the 5th Of next December and the second
the same age on the 9th Of next October.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-07-09

ARREsTED-Rev. C.. D. Elliott, president Of
the Nashville Female College, and DR.. Cheat
ham, superintendent Of the State LunaGc
Asylum, have been arrested by Andy johnson
and sent to the Tennessee penitentiary.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-07-09

ARREsTED-The editor Of the Baltimore
hnerioaH has been arrested BY the Federal au-
~tiOritiss and confined for preparing an account
Of the late battles.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-07-09
RUNAWAY

A NEGRO GIRL, named FANNY, a EnaL slender
"a girl, a5uut twsofy-flur years Of age, but o0ks
much younger She IS quits biaek and quick spoken.
She went OF with a 10y uamsz JAKE on the 20lh nit.
belonging = O. Hill, near Sidon, Miss. Jake jig I'M
der medium size, dsTk c0orsd and has sn impeachment
IN bis speseh L is supposed thsY are together.
twenty-five dollars VIII be pzid for the apprehension
and delivery Of said Girl to
DRYDEN LACOCK.
1uI3t lraua7a Mfz-
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ATTENTION CAVALRY.
o. &.ALE CHEaP

A LARGE snI desirable lot Of CAvALY FouTP-
AMENTS, consisting Of Bibles Mardngaes. Crup-
PES, hpliers, Circingles, Girthz etc, ere. Parties
wishing 70 purchase vii DO wen to cal upon the IN
dsrsigned 1t Grenada or AbbsvlIs. Hiss.
ivI ST. FTgHETr & TNHA
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-07-09

COS o RICHMOND. Gen. Reynolds OF
Illinois. captured on the battle field Of Friday,
aud brought 70 this city on Saturday met an
officer in the Confederate service, with whom IN
. olden times p be had been ab0n coWPagR9H. IN
that pleasant conversation which ensued, the
Confederate officer said Wei, general, you
- 49, to Richmond at last" Just what I
1-ssfeied7 replied the general. When do you
Sunnose Mcclellan win be here " loosely
asked the Confederate officer. - wouldn't BE-
surprised 70 hear Of his arrival tonight re-
eponded the general with 2 smile, dashed with
an Interesting spark Of bitterness -RlohRon
EHQHirer.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-07-09

We find in the Mobile Tribune an important
letter from Secretary BENJAMIN, on the subject
of protecting the cotton in the hands of n%eutrals,
in the event of there being a probability of its
falling into the hands of the enemy. As the
TrJaRe remarks, the opinion is one of great i'm.
portance. 1t gives a security as far as our gov
eminent can, to cotton purchased ON foreign &C
count. In other words, it says to the subjects
of those nations, we guarantee to you the right
of purchase, if you win prevent your purchases
from falling into the hands Of the enemy for his
benefit. If those nations act on this assurance,
they can get what cotton they may consider
worth the trouble of protecting. The cotton is
ready for their necessities, if they choose to come
after it, on the stipulated condition:
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RE

A IL persons having engaged IN hauling GOverl-
IA meDt COmmissEry sfO-es in ny charge. from Tus-
eaaoma 70 Grenada, win find their accounts certified 20
and in the hands Of the Post Q-Haremastsr to be paid O..
ig74t. Agent.
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THE BUckTAlLs PLAYED OUr.-The reei-
ment Of BGcktail Rifles, Of Fremont's COM
mand, whose watchwcrd was, . We never sur
render = adorned the streets on yesterday, with
their buektail plumes, on their way to the Con-
federats States prison. Nearly every one of
them was either killed or captured-Riehmond
EngRireT.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-07-09

= As usual, alter a defeat, the Northern
papers now claim that their forces were greatly
oatnumbered by the ConGederates in the late bat
ties before Richmond. We are certainly not al
all inclined to deprive them Of this snbterfuge,
lift win afford them an s~uodyne in their deep
humiliation yet every one win naturally ask
the question how it happens that their armies
are always, according 10 their OWE accounts, SO
overwhelming just before, and SO diminutive
Just aitor defeat
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~ The Savannah Republican says General
Humphrey Marshall has resigned, and his resig
nation been accepted by President Davis. His
late mman was turned over to Gen. Williams,
who, with his forces, is in Mercer or Giles eoun.
tv. VIRGINIA.
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THE WOUNDED PREsoNRRs.-Of the num-
Der of wounded prison "a of war who fell into
cur hands in The recent fight at Sece~ssionville,
torty-eight, whose wounds were Of a severe,
and, in some cases, Of a mortal character, were
sent to the prisoners hospital on Queen street.
Charleston: Eight Of those have since died Of
then wounds zSaCaanQh Ntaes.
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~ Gen M~cClernand's command, says Il
Pm Gaseae, is now at jackson, Tenn
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CONFEDERATE STATES or AMERICA,
DEPARTMENT OF STATE, )
Rtnhrnn.nd Mn- Nj L. lael


Richmond Va, May l6, ls62.)
SIR: In answer to your communication Of
this morning, l have the honor to state that this
government has no desire to destroy any cotton
belonging to n~eutrals, but on the contrary, is
willing to extend to it full protection while in
its power provided, the like protection can bs
made effective, when the cotton may fall into
the possession Of the enemy. The past conduct
of the United States, and the passive attitude of
neutral nations, whose rights have been violated
by the United States, have satisfied us that if
cotton belonging to neutrals be allowed to fall
into the hands of the enemy, it will be seized
and appropriated by them regardless of neutral
rights, and that neutral powers will fail to afford
any protection to the rights of their subjects
when thus violated.
II, however, as you suggest, any official as
surznce shall be formally communicated by the
government Of any neutral nation to this ma
ton, OF a nature TO satisfy us that cotton be-
longing to the subjects of such neutral nations
shall be eifectuallY protected against seizure
and appropriation by the enemy, if allowed to
fall into his possession, this government viii
have no hesitation in issuing instructions to re-
frain from the destruction Of such cotton, even
when exposed to seiznrs by the enemy.
| am your obedient servant,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
OF DIR. PALmKR.

Dr. T. P. Palmer, Of New Orleans, wiz address tho
people at the following times aud places
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q It is estimated by Lincoln's Chief Audi
tor Of the Treasury, that by the LIST Of Jenuary
next the debt Of the United States viii be 81
400, 900, zoo.
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KNOXVILLE, July 4-Gen. Buells forces, CO.
timated At 10000 strong, have all crossed the
Tennessee. 1t is supposed they make feint
movement on Chattanooga, to cover movements
BY North Alabama on Rome, Ga.
A ioraging party Of the enemy arc reported to
have reached Willis Valley, above Shell Mound
The Federal forces under Gen. Morgan still
hold Cumberland Gap.
A sharp cavalry skirmish occurred at Clinches'
Valley Oh Wednesday last. Several Of the enc
my are reported killed. Our loss was only two
wounded.
A PR~gDICrloN.-A letter from Europe to, the
Hon John A. Gurley, abolition member Of Con-
gress from Ohio, contains, among others, the
following prediction:
sixth-The FIRST of October next, if not at an
earlier date, will find the French and English
fleets on our shores, unless our army is victori-
Gus in the meantime, and the rebels defeated.
The visit Of Lord Lyons to England at this time
IS in accordance with the necessity Of this latter
programme, to confer witk the governments of
both countries, so as to arrange the details Of
the expedition.
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DR.. G. WILLIAMS.
Physician and Surgeon
WANTED

WISH 70 boy twenty-five likely NEGROES. undsi
! thirty years old, Tor 3 hisnd for cash.
jul 81 A. p.
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THE BANKRUPT BILL.

The prospect Of the passage Of a bankrupt
bill at this session is waning If it should not
pass 1t viii be because It has been killed in the
House byits friends. Gentlemen have been in
trusted with its management who believed
themselves capable, but have utterly failed,
either from a desire to reap for themselves the
immediate pToftof its passage or from being IN
acquainted with the mode Of doing such things
here. Il is a subject fer regret that the majority
ia favor Of the measure in both Houses should
be frittered away by injudicious management.
THE DEBATE L II SENATE on THE CONFIs-
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swelled with greatness and as the enemy, IL
very madness at the terrible bitterness with which
they resisted, plunged fresh columns against
them-one, two, Tires, four. fee lines Of battle
mesh men each time, and stronger than each
predecessor, our glorious soldiers still fought and
SUI repealed the r%evsngeful foe. History, :
SAID a general. " never saw more splendid self
lmmolaaon- 1t was agonizing to see the men
stand IN the ranks and fight til exhausted ma
ture could do 10 more AT last deep darkness
ended the fight. The enemy Withdrew and sat
himself down to watch his prey. We had beat
en- mm back But the morrow! Would the en-
envy strike our ragged columns again?
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-02-14

saw and Gfist MIL machinery Tobacco Screws
Cumming Machines, Chinese Sugar Cane Mills,
Thrastng Machines, &c.
EVANSVILLE, IND
EEufE PROPRLETORs OF THE CITY POUD
public in general, that they are prepared to 90 al.
kinds of
MACHINE AND FINISHING WORK,
and everything appertaining TO the Foundry BusI.
They are manufacturing STEAM EAGINrs Ar
BOILERS of any size @pd power required Saw Min
Machinery and Mill Gearing of aay size Distil.
lery and Mining Machinery, Tobacco Screws Gum
ming Machines, ThTashing Machines, Malt Mills,
made and repaired Iron and Brass Castings Of
every description, Iron Housefronts, Cellar Crates
de- Cooking and Heating Stoves of the latest i'm
BREWERS, DTSTTLLERs. REGfIFTERs, 50.
Supplied with every description Of Copper
Sheet Iron Work, Brewing Kettles, Refrigerator,
AtteInporators, Sparges, stillheads ana worms q
an improved principle, Columns for Alcohol stills
Yeast jugs, Cans, Syphons &C.; Copper, Lead AUD
Iron Pipe; Copper, Brass aud Iron Pumps Of every
variety, for beer, spirits oil, q Brass Cocks and
Workmen sent to all parts to at mp work and dc
repairs on Steam Boilers, Copper and Sheet Iron
OLD METALS BOUGHT.
They are dealing in and selling Aliens Imtroy
Steam Gauge, Wrought Iron welded Pipes aud T.
bing, Hiram Hopkins Improved Smut Maehi
stephen Hughes, Flour Separators, German Bo
Ing Cloth, Gum Elastic Betting, Packing, Hoes
Of the best kind; Tinplate, Sheet Iron, Block TItt
Pig Iron, Babit Metal, Spelter, Fire Brick. -
They have every facility Of the best Macbiuarv
and Workmen, and will give all work entrusted 10
them, their individual attention, filing orders
promptly, warranting their work. and are satisfe5
NTH reasonable prices.
:. ss- Office and Sale Rooms, No. so Main stree
Founder y, Boiler Yard an Machine Shop on Piss
ltreet, between First lecond streets F,,ane- |
'ilIes Indiana. dan1
EBRAsaE LEsaR L-GRH.-5 tierceS nTin7e /
4 Lard az S1Sc per pound, at
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~BEE.Nr .sPPLES-2s barrels Green
Wv Apples, at H. A. COOKS,
Jams 70 Main street
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

sIDE-
Dec. 81, ls61.-And now il is hereby ordered
and directed by the Common Council of the City
of Evansville, that the Of all lots or parts
OF lots fronting adjoining the no, theast side
of Front street, from Pearl TO Sixth SC eet in said
City, cause a sidewalk of Glass No Z: to be laid
down thereon within thirty days from the publica-
ton of this order T. BURKE, Clerk.
CIerk's Office. JanuaFy 1 1862