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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-06-13
HOTELS.
ExoHANGE HOTEL.
No. n Dock 81, PHILADELPHIA,
1. IA.r L.

No. ~ DOth osy LNtnNstpNtdt
(Lsts COL, L. Il. JoNESl
MINIS HOTEL kept the EaroIeaa PfUR, convenient
Tor Travellers Citizens, and the Public generally, be-
nc in the immedise neighborhNod 0f the Exchange adj
tofnng the Post ohes, and within few minutes walk
" the Delaware WhArye the landings for Steamboats,
from all parts.
nnrpng 10 II o'clock al night for l2S cents aud up
IgSrds Lodging Rooms can be procured at all times or
81 Z cents per night The ehameers are clean, we'll ven
nt will be provided with the best the market pro-
dnea. fhe Drinking Counter furnished with good Liqusts
and ehoire Cigars The Proprietor hopes tnat by strict
attention with competent and oblgng servants,
lie viii be able to please. r,,,,,,p,,
~ a. .f psitinora MD and Madison House, PhadA..)
'vsTig PROPRIETOR.
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ND VA, FRID2 MORNING, JULY 4. 1862

i,, the bl,lssiers.--ssaA a. an approving eytry
thing that +, done Taf i.as ,,lrea,iv
produced s feient uvlE M III higl, time thai X
should lie an.lsp,,ed il pcpf,l,. placed f,cc "a
face with the real tfua NFtfortu,kstely. ,h,, sxv
in,: this has becsne so 4 kiess I; task that tLose
most convinced of its n sHlfy shrink before tho
Recommendations af tho tsbor:lry nnpopuiaritv
which they would have sstsYnfrant. The Au,eri
can political e,luc,ta5f i1ch j,easte,l Of apn,.rs
to haze formed II yatrs 1f number Of ,ee,, ca,,a
BILE IL csn,prehehl1k n tlfe real way Of seryinr
ones country ii net s1 - to follow III. current
ef public apiuien but q fer 10 refuse c,lpyseeeus
IT, to. err will; if-eyen ri 1tc Tisk Of ,spl,asifp
H. 'Fhe right ef Geeskikaelf Ia how monapoliz,.I
almost exclusively hg of the ,.arty of OK
treme measures md tJs now and then n ,aiee il
raised in opposinl aiftee is immediately i,n,an,
upon 1t by moral iltiailaAtiei, ii net by material
oppression.
This IL but one tlaugax he more added TO nil ios,
by which the A,iaeriem aian finds itself s,,rrouud
ed We should pruhnill gbc correct in saving iha.
il is The greatest of ali t there is no verse coul;
ton for people thnns for Il 10 be nirchiag in n
path when the glIs is tilscslre, ,.sl when 40 10
speak 1t does not slsiN}ys s,e The spot Oh which II
sets It's foot More sfbfksNae traveller has perished
from ay ING followed Il r1stsj a each turn OF which
he expected 10 find IA hanstiug himself 4,
etVsrt after eort Aya{ilS4 fEsas ;pnel Obstacles t,d
finally falling his Wnra out at the foot or
ma iissursnouni tIaesh: We do not cav that
this will he the fife resery1 for fs. American
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FIGHT BETWEEN MARYLAND AND MAssA-
CHuSETTS YANKEES

We have bessl furnished with AN extract OF let.
ter writiee Ia Beaufort county, N. c., near New.
heras aud dated June q. isGa which contains i
piece Of information which We deem highly impor
tant. We give below the extract as furnished W,
aud think its staaesneats may bs selied upon
II have inst heard from Barringtons. !. A eight
occurred IN Newi,erne In which Massachusetfs md
Maryland solsiisrs beeaaas Involved regiment Of
each became eagaged 40 0f tbs New kpKlaad
men wers satai 70 tayc been killed and lst or tbs
MarytAstinuA The dlstasbance arose about th6 me-
geoes wtthiu tbs lines theya The MassAchnnsitx
aa~n proposed IA sspa = i0t of them t. Csb1 fnr
sale. II was 0pp0xeA ~ The nnrylandes1s Gisea
hsssing ~ shove, NJ, = =. Lsthan eea1sms tn
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TRIEuLATIoSs OF THE YaAKrE PaEss.--Thc
Baltimore Nsses Saea, noticing the arrest OF
Charles 6. Fulton, Agent of the Associated Press
aud editor of the Baltimore 4mrriceR says:
OF the condition Of affairs in regard to the army
of the Potomac, even ii ii were known 10 us Il
would he nlanitesiiy impoliiie 10 speak President
Lincoln has adnonshed u.s. in lis little way-si.ie
speech at Jersey City, that Secretary Stanton
holds tight rein over the Press, and have ia
still more recently, "A loe.l illustration of the same
important fact III the arrest and in;irisopment of
the editor and proprietor Of the Baltimore 1irDeri
can, who has been wounded in the house of his
friends for having dome that which be ought to
have denc. In what particular this the huniblesf
servant OF the Government, has offended we are
moi informed; Eni are qniie sire that the error
which led to his Introduction to the Provost M.r
shai is not 10 be found in the telegram to the New
York Press announcing that we have the gr..lulest
military triumph over she eaeAiy. and Rich.aoll
mast fall Thu most ialil;.nt declaration cor
tainly could not have given ''id and comfort to
the enemy. To he ssEt tcr by special train on sun
day TO communicate with the President and ON
Monday to be xuu,iniriiy hauled off 10 Fort Me
Heiry presents sharp contrast rs ns,ly We'll
afford sorely afflicted contemporary an abui,-
dnt supply of that sort oi mixed nutriiiant which
is to be found In chewing the cad of swee: aud
bitter fame irs.
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NO. n.

tss ise astsa inf. aIsl II sjaks fur itS<if q.
sf.eii offer isa eo;n.nen.s. WI. have HAD s.,u.s
etssaes hsrf. within tn lass fe days. Oar ss,s,al
ron y iying this T. n. on Cit r,ni. CsrsbsAsls
uring The intelligence that ~ (:ouFctsrass.s
10 have kaNt isle one nsats ,E4, shot
on N fis light On the stsh, ut Watkis,ss Euff Ii
,ass1 = i1 they ei'e off very taeky We GsIxsasel
before, Asa neo.e injured IN the least, thong they
ell by estraban.ss. - u - = {.
tStFsp STATES SrEA4Eis JAcoB BELL
JANIS Rtyti, ynne 81, astsa {
ssr; respectfully snh:nit the following: Yes
tefd'ty n easedienee 's yong orders ,s,s.e.,Ied
with The dispatches n. Tia river 10 ll,,, st,,,;,r
oa Passing tHs Red Bialf .ns,w., "a Wash;es,s
binff, iss,s efcasa upnn ty two ba,sesies il.,,.s
pieces each OF Esroniidefs, aid aionl sai kSifp
The eet.raai being ferr nasros ~ srr,g o,,,sr., =,
so .iatii 9 iew fec. o tic BIu.f suffered s..-
xeFe!y- III l,ai OF b,l'las from Tie sar.si,t,,
srs pr.-fsstsa me far time ffo responding as
htNihs no covering fer iny AT Tie basteriss I
woutd not xpose tieui IL the heavy tjre
A slot, however ca,na and carried AWAY nv
faaaf etian sai a.s vessel got ashore In frout ef
the batteries. | WAS Determined 10 90 be-, SO
nii1iei my guns, sfeaiang on, and forced her oyer
be- btisies AxsAa,o ;.sksd thai eauad ,..,t se.
theiil ui'fii opeEcd np"n, though the upper battery
rakct he ns headed 4owari it--whie.h frum tl,t,
nature OF the river | had to do-but we stocd ON
''iil'r heir fire fer abont fvs minutes, which I
csl.ijfed better. IS had no i.lea OF rere;tlne
until my duties wsrc performed, and as long as my
vessel lasfe,t ~ -ss
As soon rs I got ip to tho upper battery the
lever battery TaAs'i me AFT doing more damage II
my upper works than fie other
think should not have been damaged so mreh
;td III not been for my getting ashore directly in
front Of thehl giving them put !. few feet between
lac and their guns.
The officers aiid men behaved with their accu4-
TONED GOODNESS and efficiency, and promptly re-
sponded to I'll" order TO man the battery tio,,,r mn
der Il heavy ilTc OF nirsketry
shot has penetrated t!e fange Of the port.
wheel cracking IL i'll several places It will not do
Tor me 10 ae III any seaway Twill lose my wheel
The sar!oar. side OF the pilot lor,s. WAS carried
away, together with two iron plates; in fact iy
upper works are completely ridle,i One sii5,
siriek TIC steam valve, bending i,which slowed US
down fortunately not stopping the engine
As you ordered me 10 return after DELIVERING The
dispatches, passed the batteries again at nj sit.
ba was not fired Ten shots struck The vessel Il,
ali, to say nothing of tie bukeis in tie wood work
from the sharpa.ooterS.
Very respectfully, your obt, scrv't
f. =. MCCREA,
Lieutenant Commanding
Commander NJ. GU}is, commanding naval forces,
james river.
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DEsr0IIsM IN NokFat.k.-fhe following og.ier
has been Issued by Brig dei, Il. L. yiele the Mill
iary Governor Of Norfolk. This viee was a Captaia
OF the New York Seventh regiment when II visited
Richmcnd, aud participated h the hos.taities ex.
tended them hy tho citizens Of Eorfalk, while Gu
their way here:
ufFIcE or MILITARY GayEEknR,
NORfOLK, Va, June n iat.s. !
AssemAaEea Ia the sfrseta fsr purp oil political
sliscusstOns huinE provocative of civil listHsiee
are positively Forbidden aud the exhibition 0f
halges and tugs Indicative OF disloyal seainta
VIII nat be tolerated.
Parepts win be helI Responsible for the conduct
OF thrir ehiiifen hi thfs particniaf,
By cOsnnaand u Big s0eneral u l. viele, Mil.
tary Governor
G. r. GtIElsTKH5Es. Prosost Marxhal
md Aef'g Asst Aaljst urnl.
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a.elE,aass.s ngAnquARrrRs

s5Ess thus describes sla ladqsarfers OF the cnY,,
ma.,'sief OF flsn army Of the Potomac
"ia t'ie corner cf field OF fivc hassdraa serex,
sufreuu.ses. on t'so sides by woodland. t.r tents
arg pl'ehesL The camp is on hia a arssrser tsf a
ie ffosn any Road. sisd the whole cnyeys 4 .,,ace
0! Iour acres. Tbs ground plan Of the e,u,s n {,
paraesoAa;ii, with the staff tents ON the long,
s.'ss, iac Gen.ras tent on the stor. side nearest
'he foaa AMI the guard stiits on .lis other
at The upPer end Of this paralielos,r:.a. a sDac.
hundred feet sqaare ~ marked ont cnsr.t sntfv
suardea Wy sentinels and upss, which no one, no
Ms'lef now high in posiiion. Is allowed TO en
cro:seh In the centre of this sacred SPOT ,lra tive
wall tents, each about twenty feet s,,,rarr 10.
alongside OF one another, theigh with a sgh, in.
'efyTing SPACE The left hand one is occupied bv
.'en. Mcclellan, The other by his faiher.in-law,
Gen Marey, the Chief of staff Beth are furnished
aiike, each has stoye camp stools aud table cor
seGe camp bed, ,.csk and toilet materials and Va
rios Wine 5ottles lying buut denote ths, means
nAet even by Mitor G., neras to be,.nile weary
hoi.rs and entef.ain Visitors In tronf of the Gen
afats tent hundred feet id, street RIMS to the
opposite side OF the camp where iva or three
peaked sistey tents are pitched to aceain,nosla q,
i.is soldiers acting as the camp guard On each
si.e OF tiis street tents are pitched who's, oeeu
Hiis decrease in honor according as t!,ev arr. far
TIER away from ile General
There are the tents Of the staff ofiieers-ti,e
Ifo.os' Marshal General. the Adjutant General,
Vie tsgartefniisiers ana Conlnss,raa the Aids a,
tie Comman,ler in Chief, sc. A row behind these
on each siie is devoted 10 nder officers aud clerk
a',d 8 third row to servants. OUTSIDE OF all this
the horses are picketed. aud further stiu ere Tho
iieidiiIsrter baggage iraius usefaLtn moving All
s'iis pafaphernsiiia. Each tent is lkd small par
ior. well iinisled and having every comfort and
luxury one could expect. The officers who occrpv
thtsin are Away about chatting ispd taking the
5tli!1ess OF g.any o them not reuuiriug atteufi,,
more than fourth ut The time The clerks a,,s,
AIDS have the most difficult di,ties. They prepars
thing for those they assist u simple reading
of .iaine being !i that required OF the s.ifJei ior
nfsc.r
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TIE NORIHE.fN PRES9

We have received nuinher of Northern papsrs
come oil ana some Of la;e dates The editorial,
are very rich. We give tAe following from liar.
per's Jftetly, Of Saturday July 5th, considerably
ahead of time.
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IMFoETANT RuMos FROM nicaxoNp.

tITf Poisr. EsI, jane n gefi,geas. who have
hfen aSrn by snr g'ir',oais cday, repar; that tl,
rebel Generals Jarisss prica and Rea,,r~ya-,l ar.
ia aiehmand and will ,sc assigned to ;,nportan.
omaiands shortly.
rnnior prevailed in tie rebel cl,an ytstry,iav
io Tie effect that Jacssan's forces hid arrived and
had turaed Mcf.eil.sns sie,, wing
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a'trar Il sain er rxsson,s es,..,rT'S q 4

-. = - = sH'H sl p CNNDCc7 -
IAN ssntsaet % Gen. Fresn0nt has fgs1eitedth..
srpIart Of n.rFiy nil IL tAos4 syhs wer,. ur1ssis
ssEpior'ing him. Masy wAg, were III .tre,ss:y,
ffifhds arg now willing to ~kstle hi, dawn -
's,'i Tiey believe that H. haA c4,s.itsed poiis !,
~ setsis and ~ ~ never be assss 10 recover frof
tiiis sast most nishrsbie taAx pas Tla s.,t.. ~
me President y universally approved and tho con
kics cf Gensfal Banks higsiy cosn,.ser,sIesl.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-07-14

VERY RoMANTIc.-Some people have Gu
rious freaks when about to be tied up in
the marriage knot. We have had occasion
to chronicle marriages on Express trains, on
board steamboats,, and other devices for ma
king a fast marriage knot but couple at
Salineville, on the Cleveland and Pittsburg
Railroad, few days since hit upon a new
thing in weddings.
There is a spouting well in Salineville,
up which the gas rushes in large volume,
and with great violence. A romantic cou-
pie, few nights since, invited their friends
and clergyman to the vicinity of the well,
set fire to the spouting jet of gas, and by
the Hght-o the tall pillar of roaring flames
were united in marriage.
If that is not making light of the mar
rage ceremony, we don't know what is.
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A GLASS EYE EXPECTED TO SEE An
action was lately brought in a French court
against lady, for the price of glass eye
that she had ordered expressly to fit her,
but refused 10 take when finished. She de-
Tended her own cause, and desired the court
to observe her hair. 1t is FALSE" said she,
"but it looks well, and keeps my head
warm: my teeth, too, are false" said she,
"but they too look well, and, what is bet
ter, they enable me to chew my food but
this eye" continued she angrily, ais not of
half the use of my wig and artificial teeth,
for cannot see out of it bit" and so say
ing, she dashed the eye indignantly on the
floor of the court.
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Ghe 8ailg gnnrual.
PIcket Stories.

Funny things occur on picket near Me-
gainesville. A day or two ago, just at
the breakfast hour, when the aroma of good
coffee is doubly delicious, our pickets were
accosted by a voice from the rebel side,
few rods only distant with
Halo, there u
"HallO yourself~
IWhat are you doing over theFe2 2"
"Making some coffee. Have some p
Will you let me come over Z"
ayes"
"Honor bright ?"
eyes"
And over he came. His coffee drunk, he
smacked his lips, and said:
Well, that's very nice. We don't get
any of that over on our side"
Then casting his eye around, scrutiniz-
ing the neat appearance of our men, he
continued:
"WeH, you look very comfortable. All
of you live so ~
Eyes"
A few moments more of silence, ard he
broke out
"wen, like the looks of things here.
believe won go back"
And he didn't.
Elsewhere on the lines they are not quite
so sociable, though they have generally quit
the practice of shooting our men.
"Wheres Beauregsrd 2n asks one Of our
men.
"Where's Banks 2" sings out the rebel.
"Why don't the balloon go up to-day 2
asks rebel rear the New Bridge battery,
which fred several shots at the balloon the
other day.
waiting for gasp say our men in re-
ply.
Exchanges of papers have been frequent,
and sometimes they meet half way and
have a sit-doWn chat on a stump or rail.
couple met in this manner yesterday.
"Ain't you tired of this war 2" says our
man.
"Yes, and wish 1 was out of tits all
hunbng," replies the rebel.
4" IF they'd leave it to you and me-" con-
tinued our man, owed settle it without
any more lighting, wouldn't we ?"
#" Yes, SIR" said the rebel with emphasis.
And so they would. If left for the pick
els to settle, the whole thing would be soon
and amicsbly arranged, and that, too, on
the basis of "things as they were.'
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Am nRnIMANCE

In relation Licenses, passed June Z, 1862.
SECTION L. Be IL ordained By lte Common Council
ofGe City of Evansville, That in all hereaf
in which City License is required to be paid for
and taken out by any person or persons, :or any
purpose whatever, and when said license shall nc
have been paid for and taken out on or befo the
day on which the same due and payable, the
person persons applying for such license shall
be required TO pay fifty per cent in addition to the
price of such license, as the same may be fixed by
the ordinances of the city for the time being.
Attest: W. BAKER, Mayor.
p RU.KE Civ Clerk ieI3
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B9~ A young lady, in reply to her faith
er's questions why she did not wear a ring
upon her finger, said:
F." Because, papa, they hurt me when any
body squeezes my hand"
What business have you to have your
hand squeezed p
Certainly none but still, you know,
papa, one would like to keep in a squeeza-
BILE order"
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Clerks once, jane Is, 1862.
CONFORMATION NOTICE.
ORDER FOR A PLANK SIDEWALK.

ORDER FOB A PLANK SlDE-M Ak p
June T. 1862.-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 south side of
Third ST., between Fulton Avenue and Walker St.,
in said City, cause the sidewalks thereon to lie
brought to the proper grade, and that they Cause
sidewalk of Glass No. 2, with wooden curb con-
structed, Te1uir: by the 0Tdinar ofthe City,
to belaid down thereon within thirty days from
the publication of this or der.
P. BURKE, Clerk.
n;ty OA7ca Tuna 1881
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AN ORDINANCE.

TIE amend Ordinance passed july 5, 1859, Snti-
tied " An Ordnance cODcei Mig the Wharf of the
City of Evansville, and repeating former 0rdi-
nsnces,' passed June Z, 1862
SECTION /. BE ii ordained By the Common Council
Of the City of Evansville, That hereafter two dollars
per mum Zach foot in length, pa9 able month
said wharf, instead of the rate fixed by the Eighth
Section o. the said Ordinance of July 9th, 1859.
Attest: W. BAKER, Mayor.
P. BURKE. Clerk.
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Clerks once, June 70. 1862.
CORPORATION NOTICE.
ORDER FOR PLANK SIDEWALK.

ORDER FOR A PLANK SIDEWALK.
June Z, 1SG2.-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 north side of Third
St., betw en- Fulton Avenue and Walker Streets,
in said city, cause the sidewalks thereon to be
brought TO The proper grade, and that they cause
sidewalk of class No 2, with q wooden curb
constructed, as required by the Ordn of this
City, to be laid down thereon within thirty days.
from the publication of this order.
p. BURKE, Clerk.
Clerks Office June II, 1862
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Clerks Office, June %, 1862.
CORPORATION NOTICE.

ORDER TO REPAIR A BRICK SIDEWALK.
June q, 1862.-ALd now it is hereby ordered and
directed by the Common Council of the City of
Evansville that tine owners of all lots or parts of
lots fronting adjoining the northwest side Of
Main Street. between the Canal and Sixth Streets in
said City, cause the sidewalks thereon to be
repaired within thirty days from the publication
of this order.
P. BURKE, Clerk.
Clerks Office June IS, 1862
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-07-14

A YOUNG AMERIoAN.-A seven year old
boy of the city, lately heard to use profaue
language, on being reproved by his parents,
and directed to ask Gods forgiveness, re-
tired to his room, and was overheard TO say,
80 God, am very sorry said naughty a
word, and l won't say so any more; but
please hurry and make me grow up to be
man, and then I can swear as much want
to like pa, and nobody will notice it."
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CORPORATION NOTICE.
oD1u1 zo1 .HyD e11Z WV

june 81, 1S62.-And now it is hereby ordered
and directed by the Common Council of the City
of Evansville that the owners of all lots or parts
of lots fronting adjoining the Southwest side
of Tenth St. between Sycamore and Vine SITS in aid
City, the sidewalks thereon to be brought to
the proper grade, and that they cause a sidewalk
OF Glass No. to be laid down thereon within
thirty days from the publication of this order.
p. BURKE, Clerk.
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pa Mrs. Darlington says that nothing
despIses her so much as to see people who
profess to respect salvation, go to church
without their purses when q collection was
to be maden
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AN ORDINANCE,

In relation to the collection of the taxes Of the
O. ty If Evansville, passed NAV 3 1852. IL
SECTION 1. Be 10 ordained By the Common Council
Of the City Of Evansville, That any person per-
sons who NAV her, after be charged or assessed
with ty taxes, and who shall by themselves,
their agent, attorney, -ause said taxes to be
fully pail within thirty days from the time when
the duplicate OF said taxes shalt have been pla ed in
the hands of the Collector, shall be entitled to a
deduction of three per cent of the amount of such
tax and all persons who shall in like manner
cause their taxes to paid after the expiration of
said Thu ty days, and within sixty days from the
time of the delivery of the dup i"a'e to sal Col
lector, shall be entitled to deauction Of one and
one half per cent. Of the amount of said taxes
Prorided, that nothing hereia- ontained shall be
70 construed to prevent the ollector from pro-
ceeding, previo 8 TO the expiration of said sixty
days to collect any such tax by advertisement aud
sale of property, agreeabIy to the Charter and Or
dinances OF said atty.
Attest: w. BAKER, Mayor.
Z. BURKE, Clerk. ... F-...
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Clerks ONCE. June II, 1862.
CORPORATION NOTICE.

ORDER To REPAIR BRICK SIDEWALK.
June 7, lS62.-And now it is hereby ordered
and directed by the Common Council of the city of
Evansville, that the of all lots parts Of
lots fronting on adjoining the northwest side of
Main ST., from Seventh to Eighth Streets, in said
city, the sidewalks in front thereof to be re-
paired within thirty days from the publication of
This order
P. BURKE, Cle'k.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

ORDER TO REPAIR BRICK SIDEWALK.
June T. 1S62.-And 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 northwest side
of Main street, from Sixth to Seventh Streets,
in said City, the sidewa ks in front there.
of to be repaired within thirty days from the
publication of this order.
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COOP. - An impromptu toast recently
given in saloon in New York, by loyal
Canadian-present, several Americans and
Nova Scotians-
I" May the roses of Eneland never blow,
The thistles If Scotland never grow;
May the harp of ireland never pay,
Till the Stars and Stripes have won the day."
was received with much applause and salts
faction.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-07-14
Mayors Office, June 81, 1862.
CORPORATION NOTICE.

ORDER FOR A BRICK SIDEWALK.
June 81, Iceland 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 on or adjoining the Northeast side
of Eighth street, between Vine and Division streets
in said City, cause the sidewalks thereon to be
brought to the proper grade, and that they cause
a sidewalk of class No. TO be laid down thereon
within thirty days from the publication of this
order.
z. BURKE, Clerk.