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oAnlrdinaal,e,as.-
IN RELATIoNaTe .CeLLEoroRs -sALEso

| n RELATION ne COLLECTORS -SALES,n
passed October " 1882 g ~ - 9 = -
SEC. l. Belt ordained by the Common Council Of
the City of Evansville, that at all sales Of property
which may hereafter be made by the Collector for
The payment of delinquent taxes other charges
or assessments, t. terms conditions of such
sale shall require that all purchasers at such
salesbail pay the amount of their respective pur-
cfdses at or Immediately after the completion Of
ths sstle; and all property sold and not paid for
asrceably to said terms and conditions, shall be
again offered for sale the next day tbeTeafter at
o'cIockP. n, at the door of the Court House in
said city, to which time nd place such sale shall be
adjou ned; aud all Advertisements of Collectors
adjouERment. 9ssE - s1IsfT
SEC. . The Collector shall give to the several
purchasers receipts for tie sums paid by them re
spectively, which receipts shall be returned to the
Collector upon the completion and delivel of the
certificates Of purchaser WM. BAKER,
Attest, p. BURKD, Clark. Mayor.
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LATE FROM DIxIE. I'VE met -On Mon
day young man named johnson, who,
for some eight months past, has. been in
the rebel army, attached to Gen. Banks
dale's stsE Young Johnson formerly
lived at Terre Haute, in this State, but
went to Mississippi tollive with an uncle
in 1860, and was there when the war
broke out He had been in the habit,of
writing letters to this State, and in his
letters had been very severe in his de-
nunciations of the rebel leaders. His
letters were broken open and read by
the Committee Of Safety, and the strict
est surveillance Iexercised over him.
Matters grew so desperate that he had
to cease writing, and to feign a CONVEX
sion to the views of those by whom he.
was surrounded. When Jeff. Davis is
sued his proclamation notifying those
who were not loyal to the Sodth TO leave
the Confederacy in forty days, he hoped
to be able to leave, and applied to Gen
Hardee for a passport, but through the
influence of his uncle, who had deter
mined to keep him in Mississippi, was
refused pass sI..f.o d.,
Finally to avoid the dangers by which
he was surrounded, upon the advice Of
warm personal friends he entered the ar
my and through the influence sfhis uncle
was placed on Barksdales staff as an or
derby, in which capacity he served until
the rebel army entered Maryland where,
while carrying dispatches. from General
Barksdale to Gen Longstrest, he found
an opportunity to make his escape from
the rebel into the federal lines, and in
stead Of delivering his dispatches to-
Longstreet, delivered them to Adjutant
Gen. Williams of Mcclellan Staff rt
He says the rebels are ina terrible
condition. On their march into Mary
land, not more than one in.dive had
shoes, and he believes if the Blockade is
maintained end the rebels pressed vigor-
ously until spring that the war viii be
ended. s .t ei insT bra %
Pro isions, clothing and everything
needed are at extraYagant prices and
can scarcely be obtained at any price.
He says notwithstanding the procla-
nation of JET Davis, not one in five who
desired it obtained leave to quit the
Confederacy, and he further says, the
outrages committed on men who sympa-
tized with the Union, far SURPRISES the
worst that has been written. r s'r..
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Captain James Wilson is now in
tie city, and will receive any, active
young men whofare good shots, who may
desire to volunteer inhis company They
will be wei mounted and well equipped,
and will be led by one of the most gal
liant young heroes in the army. 11o.siH
No better opportunity will be present
ed for getting place in a crack com
pany. v..-.., -...f- b i,sy -s3n -.s,
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ORDINANCES.
An Ordnance.


DR0HIBITlNG THE TEARING DOWN Of
posters, programmes, and other notices aud
adverTisements, and prescribing punishment thcre-
for. Passed October z5y 1869. atla ss1a boa ss1a.
SEC i. BE it ordained by the Common Council Of
the City Of Evansville that il sallbe unlawful for
any person tostear down any handful, poster pro-
gramme, or other public notice attached TO any
house, fence, wall or other structures frfthe pr-
pose of advertising any artcleof merchandise, any
lawful assemblage TO be held, ANYTHING else to
be done that Is not prohibited by law Provided,
that the owner owners OF such house or fence, OF
other structure, and the person or persons who
caused such public notices to be posted up, shall
not DO Included intlhserflfua 81 - - - &
|; And provided furthe, That no advertisement or
notices above described, except religious notices.
or notices pertaining to the interment of decesed
persons, shall BE attacld TO houses of worship Or
within the enclosures 6fcemetafies.
3 SEcsZ Any person violating the provisions off
this ordinance, shah be fined not less than one nor
more than ten dollars for said offence ofwhich he
or sire shall have been Only convicted.
& SIC. :. Nothing herein contained shall be con-
strned to prevent the destruction of obscene
tseYnents or notices, nor shall this ordinance be
G nsrued to interfere with the execution of Section
4AaRd 81 of "An Ordinances defining offenses and
prescribing punishment therefor, passed -Septem-
1 Der 18Th, $50. , s. WI. BAKER,
Z attest, p BtnKE, Clerk VS. Mayor.
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a@ The Ohio & Mississippi Railroad
failed again, as usual, last night to- make
connection with the train from. Terre
Haute, at Vincenhes, s9ial2 s-.l,''-2f , ..
q We again call the attention of the Post
Office Department Ito this failure, which
occurs quite too often for the eeoh9e-
nience ofthe public ' -. 80 80 il i ., 9
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n9r SPLENDID falkland winter outfits,
of the'newest and most desirable styles,
are to be bought at very low figures at
Lyon's, who has a very large stock of
first-class clothing, which was purchased
before the recent advance in wooden
goods, and consequently he can afford to
sell goods to his customers at old prices,
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y 'PUBLIc DoCUMENTs.--We are indebted
to'Hon. Henry S. Lane, fora copy. Of the
Army Register, of.lS61, the Congression.
al Globe for the Extra Session and 9th
err documents of yalue.di Our thanks are
rendered for the same, and for other fa-a
avors Of the kind that we have received at
the hands of the Honorable gentleman.
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MORE TRooPs. The st. Louis came
dawn yesterday evening, having On board
a battalion of the 63d Ohio infantry, en-
route,to Corhlth, where the balance of
regiment has been for some time 1The
battalion is composed Of stout athletic
men, without a runt among them. baa b,
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- - -
PROPOSALS WILL RE RRCEFRED AT THIS
.lsu-ofice until l. o'clock III. on Wednesday, the
18th day Of November 1862, for furnishing
TX ,00G) Hvrg
Three Thousahd Tons OF first class Timothy Hay,
we'll pressed, and delivered in good, stout barSes
or boats each boat load to he saeco m panied by
tho Quantity of Hay contained therein.
- - zee 0 600 - IstF 4
Sixty Thousand Bushels Of sound Merchants
bles, shelleduCorn, zoo lbs TO the bnshcl) put UP
in new gunny bags, Cor otherwise IL 90 stipulated
as In the opinion of the undersigned the wants OF
the service may require ,s4-g ~fa..r~ -f-gr 4
q (2O,O00.)
Twenty Thousand Bushels of Oats, (32 Lbs to the
bushel), 10 be clean and sound, and dslivercd in
similar manner, and subject to the same provis
ions as Corn. ts4tftt a. "a ~
The undersigned reserves the right Of rejecting
all bids made, aud of increasing diminishing the
Bids must be made in 7the Of az fke pdfties
connected nth the transaction. On the back or at
tachedFto the bid, will be guarantees, signed by
two persons of known responsibility, that the bid.i
der will execute the contract, with approved
surety for its performance If awsrded to him. The
delivery Of thesForage in table quantities must
commence ir-ten days frepl the date Of contract,
the terms Of VII chare Substantially stated In tiE
advert isement. 1t is particularly requested that
bidders be present at the opening Of the proposals.
Without positive knowledge that the parties are
reliable bids will bs acted upon unless the per-
sons making them are present at the opening.
Terms for making proposals Will be furnished
upon application at this Office. -
G. A. PIERCE,
noV3-td Capt. and A. Q. NJ.
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gs- Little Delaware, slave State,
stands boldly up for the Union. q Latest
figures give Fisher Union for Congress
nine majority-rather small; 1but then 1t
is a small State. For Governor WIN.
Cannon (Union) has about one hundred
majority.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS
[, 4 CORPORATION NOTICE,
onpEn no REpAIn rnIck Side mAI.

80 ORDER 70 REPAIR A ERIcK SIDE WALK
Oct. n, 6-.-And now it lis hereby ordered
and directed by the Common Council ofthei City of
Evansville, that the owners OF all lots parts of
lots, fronting adjoining the north east side of
Third street between, Locust and Walnutestreets,
in said City, cause the side walks thereon to be
repaired within thirty days from the Publication
of this order. P. BURKE, Clerk.
Clerks Office October 30
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. HOME, TN EREoTs.


STILES OYSTER DEPoT.-rI am still sole
agent forth city for this celebrated
brand of Oysters, and always keep full
stock on hand, which l am selling as low
as any good brand of Oysters can be
bought in the city. A liberal discount
made to the trade. a4 1 7''-i 81 .
1 3 zen gmso WILLIAM CALDWELL, ihr
novll -sssni7c Mo- 8 First st. 3
NGT1oxAL L1cESsEs-AlI applications
for licenses must be filed on or before
Friday, Now 18th, 1862. o irc f23d sf
Z O. Ia r. S. HoRNBRooK, Assessor.
Office. corner First and Main streets.
s<5s% Irequest the public to call at
M my Auction rooms corner Third and
Main Streets, as / am, selling q large
stock, of Dry Goods to-day sa9migsG Of
~ J. ]. CoHEr Auetionneer.
= OYSTERS, oysters l--Maltby's Oyster
Depot, Firststreet, near Postofice- -
Agent for C. S. Mahby's fresh Baltimore
oysters received daily by express. Or.
.ders- from q distance promptly filed al
the lowest prices. Warranted fresh and
good. d. Hermann
| Oct 30. DIV Confectioner.
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C0RPORATI0N ENOTIcE.TFTT



Oct ~, 1s62.-And now it is her by ordered
and directed 10y the Common Council of the City of
Evansville, that the owners of all lots parts of
lots, fronting on or adjoining the north west
side of Ingle street, fir m the Canal to Fifth
street, in said City, the side walks thereon
10. be brought TO the proper grade, and that they
cause side walk of Class No. to be laid down
thereof within thirty days from the publication of
this order p. BURKE, Clerk.
0nica Oct Al
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n GOLD, SILVER AND OLD Treasury
NoTEs.-2S per cent. premium paid for
Gold; Is per cent premium for Old
Treasury Notes; '2O@22 per cent pre-
MUM for Silyer--also, the highest rates
for all Southern money-at Copeland S
Savings Bank, No. First Street 10
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coRPoRA ALTON j = NOTICE 70
ORDER FOR PLANK SIDE WALK:

Oct. 1s, seeAAnd now 1t is hereby ordered
anddirected BY The Common Council OF the City Of
Evansville, thst the owners of all lots parts of
lots fronting adjoining the eouth east sidepf
Oak street from Fourth street to the Canal in said
city, the side walks thereon 10 be brought to
teproper grade, and THAT they cause side walk Of
Glass No. 2 to be laid down thereon within thirty
days from the publication ofthis order.
-rtTH p. BURKE, Clerk.
a= Clerks Office Oct 3d. stV Esarf $50
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Particular Notice.

There ndRy preparations sold nader Tie name of
Dters put up ia quart bottles co1nponhtted or the
cheapest achisky rum costing from ~ to
AcetS per gdoi tie taste disguised b. As Coriaa-
der Seed,
Tits etGss Of BeTs has caused and lcH continue 10
causes es lO15eSfeg De s0td ha1dreas die TIE
death Of the druRkard. By their the system as kept
continually under the Influence alcoholic Simsfts
tkerorst Kind, the desire for liquor created and
kept ePs and the resuis all the horrors attsadt ,oa
7draRkdfd liJe and death p 3 ~ ~ - ~
? For those sgho desire aud WILL HAVE a Iimor
Biters, publish The yeifooing receipt: Get ONE
BuTfLE HOOFLAND'S GERMAN RIrTERS'
and mir wih IlitE OF ARTS OF GOOD BRANDY
OR WHlStY "a lpad the result WiH be preparation
tsstFciH AR EXCEL ia medicinal rirfaes and true
excellence airy ~ the Liquor Btels in the
markets and it1Iit3 COST MICH LESS.N Yoa 4cilI
hare all the tirtpes Of H00FIAND'S RITTERS im'
connection ,oii4e GO0f afics>ef Ligror, at a n5,e
less price than tese dprior prepGatiois .ciH cost uou
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SEVEN HUNDRED, QLpNTEERs SICK IN ~
Csmp!-Young men, be warned n time, supply T"
yourselves With H0I IoWAfrs FILLS &0INT-t hf "a
MENT. They are guaranteed TO cure, the worst
cases OF Sores, vulcersr scuFvy,s Ferers and Bowl
Complaints oply p ssntF Per box s,s, a.s.g. sr. -.
@THR. CONFESSIONS AND REFERENCE
Of AN INFAhFD-Pdblishedfo tie Scnsht and 39hoNk
IS . warning and caution TO yonnK men who
'ufssr from Nervous Debility, Preinature Decay
r. supplying q The Same time the mean Of SELF ~
Cure, by one S1o himself after h.iIr put -
70 great expense through medic-l Imposition and s I
nsckerJ BY enclosing postpaid Adrssed fst
Felops. COPIES may had Of tho author
SATHANiEL sMAYFAIR, Ess., Bedford, Kings -so p L
JO., NY ~r-erv-rr - t.sdl.,Iv-~,-
only .apaiIss y Il. .sSatsi,. md s.. eD
7o~ers Of the Lightning Fly dsilssi Ills rendef-
attractive to Files aud kills iustantiy.. You -
q viii SEQ them dead and dying within i've minutes
ns KI every T .4i in ns isiif n n. aAEw
-oqrse Of the day, and dist RsmsinBer, IL 18th.
lightning Fly Killer that this Nothing r~
.lso WIlluo ~ ~ - W. -
= THE DEAD SHOT FOR BED-Bucs'
Sseertan and immediate death to those noxious
vests. 1t breaks up their nssn, destroys their t}S
ggs, ard is q bosom of distraction to all that
ure near. SD, 90 -~sFrrEsF
Evansville, and dealers generally. auss-lmdw
BATcHEL6Rs HAIR DYE a-EHE BEST Ixiu -
The World-Wiam A.. Bachelors celebrated
lair Bye produces a color not to DO distinguished
rom nature-warranted not 10 injure the Hsirin
he kss remedies the I'll effects ofbad ayos,
nviEorates the Hair forlifes Grey, Rusty
lair instantly turns asplcndd Dsck on Brown, "a 2 lf
saving the Hair sof and beautiful. Sold by all
Druglsists, &c. 1900,
Tho Genuine is. signed FILLIAMA. BATcH- srf
rL0R, on the four sides Of esck boz. a.tvssArn
Factory mo. 81, Barclay street, New York. -. 81. r
z Late 23s Broadway and l6 Bond strsst)
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ESPECIAL NOTICES.

E DR. IoBA6K's RElIEDIEs
ws publish in another coinn of to@isys pspo
An article copied fFm n. Cincinnati ai dcsctip-
ne Of Rr Roeacks extensive medical establish
nsns in that city. By the way, DIR. Robacks
Remedies have obained:s great and deserved popu-
iarity with all classes 1t has. been but a short
time EiRes these Remedies versintroduesd into our
lection Of Country; yot Dr. Brennan. In. Robasks
agent in this place insEns "a thai his sAlss of tho
Blood Pills and Blood Pufffsr far e ce. tr. mo-
q all other medicines for which he agent com -
binsd. The rssson for ths that they hare sfood Il q
ths testpfpractical experience. We know this not
sniy nom the mouths Of ssRpswvYhAvs ussAN
aem in our swn family with the very best RESULTS -
FYr ~ diseases Of the blood. general debility az
whether proceeding from sickness natural
Weakness indignation, aria kindred ailments 81 -
vsreeopnsnd the Scandinavian Rensdss All ISL.
ssrs bs'f medesihes ssxtatk They are Destined to
achieve not Al spAsmsTal success, but permanent ala.
and deserved tsputaton which win render them q IS.
necsaiy asvsry farniiy- Naposen, o., Nsrth hrs 81
West March 2. See advertisement. o. ,- ssf- -
fik Nlrorfos, HenrysCo o., July71sss. a nelssss-i
prtc wsRSsAex@Dsar sa-s For tbe bensnt 81 .'se
I unef1ns humaaiys Psrnitpsto announce through -
he cslumnsof your Circular, the surprising rro-
pertics Of your Scandinavia BHod Further and
Blood fiHswhchis Asure Tor Indigestion ~
and Liver Complaint We have several persons III -
own who have been suffering with Liver. coni-,s 80 r
Plsnt aud Indigestion, and notwithstanding Ahatru
q Y" "~'e :" SVOu pAysciah' M can be found in
Northern Ohio jet tbs dssAsc baffed their.
consequently we weFestn q stntsrof desponlrucy. On
/ until we cemmenced using your Pills. throuxb and
by Tbs sdFisS Of yotr f and. M Vac ~. o y
ssea tbs medicine according TO drections and arx
aow full Of life and hiIarity and our rrntitpd. 4.
saualto our Improvements in health AND sniri,.
When tale 1ist6 sonaaderatIOS wAss ~.ht,. ss
'ssn apd what eesreat present. FEEL like shars eve
ny Ourselves Of the sin OF retitue ". not
Fry 10 announce to tho public the Of
I yeyF Medicine. Therefore we recommend to t,s
public at large the expedeusy ofharins Requests.
ypur Medicine, and eOnseqssnty,as IN duty bcnnd,1
aischarge what we feel be our duty m advising
persons whozars snerns awe hass Eunetoa Tb0z
make use Of the onyrns aud dis-ansas
eases already mentioned. geeadxcrtisementyE ssss
,s~ss4 sssSIrs BRtsS.xt -Hvts .s~ls y
sal ssiiFsass1 NJ. iJntS.pl .azsrkaa
J 40 80 &C ssrIs.ss
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CORPORATION NOTICE.
ORDEh ZOE 4 FLANk SIDE val

Oct Is, 1s62.-And now it is hereby ordered
aud directed by the Common Council of the City
Of Evansville, that the ownersof all lot parts
oflots, fronting adjoining the north west side
of Walnut street from Fourth street TO the Canal,
in said city, cause the side w~,lks thereon.to be
brought to the proper grade, and that they cause
a side walk of Glass No. to be laid down thereon
within thirty days from the publication
of this order. rra zen p. BURKE Clerk. "a
Clerks Office Octoberfs ~ 80
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q RIVER NEws-The river has risen at
this point about one foot, and is gradu-
ally swelling. The effect of this slight
rise has been to set light-draught steam
ers ahoat -. l,di n s-s-5do..a9 tlo
tradition to the boats earring the
troops mentioned elsewhere, the Lady
Pike from Cincinnati for Memphis,
passed down yesterday morning. .u
The Belle Creole, which has been ly-
ing up here for some time, was taken
out yesterday, for Louisville, by Capt.
Richey. Eft vot
The May Duke arrived here on Mon
day night, and will leave with the mail
at ten o clock this morning for Cairo Z
We hope that navigation may now be
considered as reopeued, and that the
packets henceforth will be able to make
regular trips. nE1 re- rrr. '.. H'
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CORF0RATION7 NOTICE. 2
ORDER TO REPAIR A BRICK SIDE WALK.

/, Oct. Is, Is62-And now it is hereby ordered
and directed by the Common Council of the City
Evansville that the owners of all lots parts of
lots, fronting adjoining the northwest side of
Main street, from Third to Fourth streets in said
CITY, cause the side walks thereon'to be repaired
within thirty days from the publication of this
order. -.e7 p. BURKE, Clerk.
Clerks Office Oct 30
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lust RECEIVED ANOTHER LARGE AID
y splendid assortment of pure Drugs, conlpris-
thereby giving physicians all new medicines COM
ing info use valuable to save the lives Of yohr
neigh5ors and friends So bring your prescriptions
to lsJ~f II. J. SCHLAEPFER'S
sep NklI New Drug Store !
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GROCERIES.

NTEw ORLEANS. SUGAR. 30 HHDs. CHOICE
~ NO. sugarat n II. A COOKS.
40 BAGS EXTRA CHOICE RIO COFFEE,
CO IN store at ~ H. a COOKS
ia MATS OLD JAVA coEIEEAF ,oo,-a,.
IL = II A. COOKS. \
ID EFINED SUGAR. "a 80 T-T-
HI 10 bbs Crushed Sugar, .--.. a.
10 I" A Powdered a. 49,
5 +" Grapnlafed :" e. i ~
Coffee q H "A
- 4" Extra sut Losfsug.rst
NTOLASsAs AND sYRUP-
WI IS bbls Molasses, -
5 do Baltimore Syrup,
7 I 5doAstewarts Exoefsior syr1p, hi -
Is do. ass grades Sugar House hIolasses IN
store at 80 60 IA. COOKS
AB BILE . sAhr E5,t, r,b,s SAL, o. 54ssogs
20 lo' b iSsss = "a a aavIzaaa rs5
o..s, Is bags l'9''soiTs I'm X. A. COOKS.
Is1 p kelts No. Maekersi JFAH nu~ nrar
y 'Octes for sale by H8zz H. A. COOKS
ctALMoN, SALMON TIERGEs- EXTRA
- Picked Salmon just recsireaat ,.sl,-. ~.
Ef MsrfSs n aSRhiNs' is H. 66 5Ssl:tp
10 BBLs.s MACKEREL, ASSORTED j, p and
~ at II. a, Cooks. g
IMPORTED. CASTLE SoAP.--I5 Bxs VERY
Il old and choice CASTLE SospAt - ~ -.li4s
octz3 aLEH " 90 II. A. Cooks. q
A LMOND, FILBERTs, &e- = ~
"A. 5bbls soft sielled Almonds,
III q" FflbcTts, f.'ft
2" Eng Walnuts, t e. a.
boxes Dt shtii tsr Almonds, ~ /" slfun
oct23 49, - =. A. cook,e. .
L 2 half chests Imperial Tea, ,,s-, u
=" " Gunpowder Tea, I'M
" ass. Young Hyson Tea,
Is " "- ass. Black Tea,
Gaen " Errsl Japan Tea all now crop. ehelss
and fresh, now open at II. A. COOKS :
TRENCaH MUSTARD.-5 CASES IMPORTED
4 French Mustard at No. 10 MAIN ST.
| GAL sODA-2 CASKS sAL SODA At n
| - 49, H. A. COOKS.
CODA AsH,-1 CAsK SODA ASH AZ. LEY -s
- 4 II. A. COOKS.
| x BAGGs PEPPER--- - -, -. r.
~ bags Alspiee, szs- - ~ & ~ p
Is mat mats CHINA Cinnamon at ii IA. COOKS
ESSENCE COFFEE, &c, de-
Il 70 srss Hunels Essence COTS n tin tn boxes
10 doz] panasron oofos,4 % III 10
u doz Sane Coffee at II. A. COOKS.
-CYoKED -HEnRING.- BOXES MOL HER
- ring at H. A. COOKS.
| Flooring! Flooring! AR gE
1 JAMES STEELE Is NOW DRESSING
! lt1 for me 15,0G9 feet good common thoroughly
\ seasoned Pine Flooring, which am selling at the
! low price of Twenty-Five Dollars per thousand
Call and it, corner Main and seventh streets.
sep 27-d&win - JOHN " GbofEk--.
1A GROSS TRANSPARENT SOAP GLrCER-
! ~ inc Seap, INST received at -.
Irf
teCtUTTON YARN.-J9i BAGS sos and 6oo's
~ for sale by S. Z. GILBEkI 4 ~.
l.. octis No. 4sycanlore street.
NTEW NO, I HERRING.-5, BOXES BEST
~ inst received at s. y. GfLBERT CO.,
octts ais-1 No Sycamore street.
! nI1RE CIDER yINEGAR.-sa BBLS- JUST
! i received by na s. T. GILBERT s. CO.,
oct az sfiss .-a No. 4Sycamore street.
NTEW CORN BROOMs-l5O DoZ. EXTRA
/ IN lust received and for SHE by
!. S. E. GILBERT & CO.,
| oetis No Main street.
| ERENCH FIGS-lO0 BOXES FIGS, CHOICE
| Il and fresh at H. A. COOKS.
| GERMAN s0AP.-l0I BOXES FOR SALE AT
| VI less than Cincinnati prices.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-11-12

5l a. RAPID MARcH.7r74It, is stated that for
the first nine days after leaving Harperls
Ferry to advance on the foe, Gen. Nc
,Gellan's army actually made thirty
maes, little over three miles per day.
Yet, correspondents at headquarters,
grayely telegraphed.that there was every
reason to believe. that the rebel army
would be optfanked, their retreat cut off,
and zthey be compelled to fight or snrren-
der. 5g ..0s al 1r.ssg, NJ bua 3ast,zs-