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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-22

RUssELLvrLLE KY, Aug. 2l.-AlI that is
known here OF the capture OF GAINESVILLE is
that Col. Mason SURRENDERED his whole CON-
mend to a guerrilla force under Adam r
Johnson, Woodward and Garth. The most
reliable reports represent Mason's force at
200 and that of The rebels from 400 to 600.
Not a gun was fred. Mason and his men
were paroled and went down the river.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-22
LATER.

Further information from GAINESVILLE
elbows the surrender to be the most dis
graceful aud cowardly If the war. The
psroled prisoners were allowed to carry off
their horses and side arms. The surrender
was made to an inferior force of rebel cav
airy. Mason anG Woodward made speeches
complimentiug each other.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-22

RELEASED PRISONERS AT FORT MONROE.
Capt. S Haller, 81 Wis; D e Hurlbut,
Lieut. 10Th Ohio f; E Hayes, Capt 18th Ohio;
w G De Lotte, Capt 66th Ohio; w H Bre-
vert, Lieut. lst Michigan cavalry Thomas
Clark, Lieut. Col 29th Ohio.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-22
WEST BADEN SPRINGS,
ORANGE County, indiana.

sr.ufs .N-F ue w.eTRRs.srG PLECH
n il located Inst on mile from the old freucn
lick, formerly kept BY me, and is the best htis q
up piae OF the kind in TIE Sta:s, an contains the
h,sf nd ore .test assortment of mineral waters
IN fct ire sprines are 90 VARIED IN their medcin-
Al oullities. that enabled 10 trstt nearly all
4 3 diseases th:.f hesh is heir to. with SUCCESS
For those that Ike a. user ents, 1 have Ten
For further particulars, woold reiar 70 u X.
raw, 4. A. Cook, aud Hr- HenninR. 81 Evane {.
Vile. Persons leaving Evansville viii stop AZ toe
sho'e's, on the o. q M. r., where they will
nnd Mr.. Wilson. who will bring them TO this place
the same day f0E tea. DR.. J. a. LANE
aug9 lwd Proprietor
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-22
.J.,eClas Nessces.

T'OLU.srTERHS, ATTE.N-Ts0Tl-
For the derapgements of the system incide ntal 10
the change of diet, W0unts, ETup ious, and expof-
ures, which every Volun cor Is liable to, there
no remedies safe, convenient, AID relit BILE as
HOLLOWAY SPILLS AND OINTMENT, 25 cts.
DER box. 2G9-aug2O
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-22
Agency for Soldiers Claims.

~ ". &c 8KTDE .3-VD A. n.
w WHITTLESY procure Invalid Pensions,
Bounty Money, Arrears u Pay, aud Land War
rants, under the several acts of Congress
Fees moderate, and no part of their charges col.
l.cted till the claim Is secured.
Office on the north sids Of Third Street, between
Main and Locust, Evansville, Indiana.
fsbl5 MCBRIDE & WHITTLESEY.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-22

{" COOKS SUGAR EVAPORAToR,

cooks SUGAR EVAP0RAT0R,
For making Sugar and Molasees from the Sor-
ghum Cane. Call and see the " machines" aleo
a sample of srgr made on one OF them, or send
fer a circus giving prices, &C, ana much valua-
b le information on the culture Of the Cane, &c.
This Is 10 "humbu- bat something that has
been tried with gteat SUCCESS for years.
vICKEBY BROTHERS,,
Ag'ts for vanderburgh and adjoining counties.
COUNTRY BRAN is tons on hand and for
salo in quanti,ics to suit by Vickery Bros.
LATE ARRIVALS.--4 hlids Now Orleans Sngar
5 hbis &. MoIaases.
~ hbs refined Sugars.
For Ealo at vick.ry Bros.
FLoUR.-Fxtra Fsinily Flour in bbls and sucks
warranted good.
MATCIEES.-I00 gross Gates, and other good
brands OF mat hes ia store and for sale.
WHITE LIME.--se barrels unslscked Lime for
sac cheap by
vICKERY BROS.
ty3i No. 81 Main 81.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-22
The Hor1id Barbarity of the South

The Hor1id Barbarity of the South
Is only tqualled by the seductive and destroy ing
powers of the Lightning Fly Filler. 1t is rem
dered attractive to Flies and kills ms family. You
will see them dead and dying within five minutes
Darken all the windows but one, and there place
the Fly-B iller. Every Fly will ind it in the
course OF the day, and die. Remember, it is the
lightning Fly Killer that does this. Nothing
elss will d. it.
THE DEAD-SHOT FOR BEDBUGS
Is certain and Immediate death to these noxious
pests. 1t bi eaks up their nests, destroys their
eggs, and is bosom of destruction TO all tn It ven
ture near.
Both q t'cles for sale by KELLER & WHITE,
Evansville. and dealers generally. aug5-lmdw
Bafchsfo RS Asafr Dps!-Ths bssfsn
shs H-orId.-WILlIAM BArcHELoR's ce
bratcd Dair Dye produces u color not to be distn-
gun shed from natu:e-wsrraDted not to injure the
Hair in the least: renedies the i'll effects of bad
dyes and invigorates the Hair for life. Grey, Red
or Rusty Heir instantly turns splendid Black or
Brown, leaving the Hair soft and beautiful. sold
by all Druggists, &C.
nS- The Genuine is signed WILLIAM
BATCHELOR, on The four sides Of each boz.
FACTORY, No. 81 Barclay Street, Nov York.
(I.ste 233 Broadway anS 16 Bond stIeet.)
June2-dw
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-22
Local N ews.
Hon. D. r. Williamson.

The unconditional Union nominee for At
torney General, will address the people at
the following times aud places:
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-22

The friends of the cause will please aid
in giving notice of these speeches.
ausl2-d&w 3Oau
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-22


noSiid.-PublIshei for the benefit and as
warning a CAUTION to young men who suffer
from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, &C.;
supplying at the same time the means of Self-Cure
By one who has cared himself after being put to
great expense through medical imposition and
1uackery. By enclosing pc. paid addressed en-
veIope, SINGLE o.PIEs may be had of the author,
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq, Bedford, Kings,
Co., my. mhl5-d&w1y
1hs .sppssifss.-It Is very Sifhcult matter
with the majority of persons to restrain their appe-
tites; hence, we abundance of Dyspepsia,
Liver Complaints, and Disorders of the Stoma h
and Digestive Organs. Hoonand's German Bitters
will entirely these complaints, aud restore the
ystam to its original igor and strength. They
for sale by druggists and dealers in medicines
everywhere, at rs cents per bottle. feblS
" hat cas- Woman do In ~ sr.-Much
every way. But she can't keep peace In the FAM
| lily without bottle of Dead-Sho to kill eff the
BLOOD hrsty hordes of hungry Bed-Bugs that,
uninvitel, introduce themselves to her dodgers, to
heir reat annoyance and disgust. Now is the
| time to use it, Kill 'em now No family shouid
be without it. The Dead-Shot makes clean
| sweep reGdeIs peace certain by the annihilation
of the enemy. SOLD BY ALL THE DRUGGISTS.
Agents in Evansville, KELLER WHITE.
| my13dlm
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-02
.'t'y for Plaintiff.
nniGINAL NOTICE.

!" thsries ksps. Helena Reps, Paul j. semmes r.
s.mmrsoni ~ y. Wilcox, John Bower trustee
riieta defendants. - 80
You ars hereby nntiHed tha, there i. now on tls In
the Clerks Once Of the District Couft oil Lee eou.t,
Iowa, at keGkak,a petition in equity by WIN n VII.
iians, claiming . Judgement sesinst ,on Charles
Reps and Helena Reps, for Me sum Of 1--WE hnus nd
One Hundred and Fifty and ninety .t~ ozone HIM
dredth Dollars, upon yeur rertan mortgage given the
lgh Of November ls5ssto him open ten acreJ or land
10 iss .he soasn.as, 4nsrisr Q, s.1 III township
in description OF The land In said mort rage SO sha
resd'ten acres In square shape, In the North. ast
corner, OF the wesi HAITI The South quarter 1871
&c the sale Of SAID land tire ext'nTrishneht OF re-
demptioD and general relief, with eoss.
Now You must appear and answer said petition by
noon Of the Day OF the tTrn ssa Court
tp be held at Kedk uk the first Monday of srItem.
Der lsSa Judgement prayed for by dfsn III be
ha d fsinst YOU. II SCOTT HOWELL
IulyiS-d+w PlaiatAN Q Attorney
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-02
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

nsyfor, Edward Brooks, n and K b Whi,more and
III, nAie 4 Co.. Madison Ree d, 3 Harrington e.
So.; Ihomas Davis Eli seely. howe, Pierce d Co.,
3 boner, and Noble strong, Defendan
ION sre hereby notified that there Is now on file In
the CLERK once Of the Disarset Cont 81 To
IOWA. ~ keokuk. petition OF Hiram Bsyuey.s claim.
ink Judgment sgsinst you, ]. A. Bishop, for the
em o. one rhon,snd Dollars. with psf cent. in-
=. from the 2eh o. APRIL 1852, upon your mort
snd u In block 80 IN Msnsrose iows and ia ssainst
yoa I'll The foreclosure sf ssid mortgage and ale of
ssM iots. and for general relief with costs
Now, y0u must appear and snswer said petition BY
noon Of hs second day OF the next term or ssid Court
70 De heid keoiuk on the FIRST Monday Of S%ptem-
Der, A. D. sG2 judgment wtllbe h,d inst
S0A0t deiauH H. SCOTT HOWELL
Iva dsw rass Att,v far plain,,e
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NOTICE.

70 Adam Spohn, Geo w. Caldwell, James watson
Rix, Hale a Co,,J. T Adair, IL. NJ Black and VI nj
Stannus. defendants LII WI = !.
You are hereby notified that there Ia now on fie Ii
the Clerks Once OF the district Court " Lee Cousty
ing Judgment againai you, Adam apoha for tbe sum
N Pour Hundred Dollars upon mortgage en- q
chas Mason, upon Lot three "a Bleak two hundred
and two goal Ia City OF Ksckuk, Lee County, Iowa
and a. against you ALL the forselo4src Of sain .
gage sale ofsaid lot, and for other relief
Now You mpst appear and answer said petition by
Of the second day Of the next term OF said Court
10 be held in Eeok the hrst Monday OF September
"A. le6R or tudsmen viii be had asainst you BY
fault.
m H. SCOTT HOWELL,
1y is div Aty for Plaintiff.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-02
THE STATE OF IOWA.

TO Jesses g.. Wickersham.
Sir s-foa arr hereby notified that there Is now on
6le In the oco OF the Clerk OF the District Court
Lee County. lows, at Ksokuk petition Of Amos Hen
kle plainttf, claiming Of yeu the sum OF ,l24 %
- money Justly due him On SIX notes, tone
* sd - .S.s - -. vss.rsS or order; LIS
Others payable y divers persons and endorsed and
assigned to plaintn and upon ave accounts Tor esr.
tain hoGs and othar property BY you of d.
persons and them sasiSned plaintn, ana thss
an attachment has been saued BY the Clerk Of aid
Courupon sAiad pstition upon which certain OF your
pfcFety haa been attached.
Nov unieas ron appear and answer mid petition on
ofbefoYe noon Of the second day VI Eeptsnbar 16Bx
thAt being the second day Of the next term said
Court to be holden nj Keoknk will he entered
and Judgment rendered agAinst you thereon.
BECK 4 HEATH.
Julyl9-d Att'ys for Plaintiff.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-02

TO Thos. J. Luce, Ell Van Sickle, A. NJ. Carpenter
III p. SpellmAn. +. W. Merithew, Alfred Andrews
John v. Slaughter, y. b Brown, ". F. Turner, a
signee Or VIM n, Farmer Co., Geo. C. Anderson
{ Rfx. Hale Co, A, G. Thorn 4 Co., and James Bra
den, DEFENDANTS
Yon are hereby Noticed that there is now on ale In
the Clerkh once Of the District Court Of Lee County
Iowa, 1t keoh uk- petition ot Hiram Barney, claim
ing atnaEInent against you Thomas Luce, for the
sum OF Sfx Hn1dro Dollars upon certain Deed OF
Of purchase money 10 Marsh, Lee Delavan upon lta
one two ~ andthree {3l Block eighty -sisht ts
foreclosure OF said Deed Of Trust, the sale Of lots
and In said block. the extnguishment OF The equity
OF redemption, and for general relief
Now YOU must each appear and answer ssid petition
by noon ofthc second day Of ths next term OF said
Court, to be held At Keokuk the hrst Monday Of
September is62 or judgement by default will be had
therein against you. II. SCOTT no ~ ELL,
juiyI8-d4w Au'y for Plaintiff.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

To Adam spohn James Watson, Ris, Hale Co.. j.
n. Adair, IL ~ Black, VIM stannns, aud Geo " ].
Caldwell
You are hereby notified that there isrn~ on file in
the Clerks 0ce OF the Dist fict Court OF lee tount
Iowa, al keokrk petition IN equity OF lIir barney
claiming judg, mcnt against you, Adam spoLB, for
sum Of Five Hundred Dollars upon your mortgage
given TO Charles Ma upon lots ~, and two ~,
Block (2U9o, in the Cdt Of KeoAuk, lows, and NJ
against you ALL PRAYING Tor thu sale OF said otA the
foreclosure Of tsid mortgage, tie exttHguishment OF
the equity Of redempt ion, and for Deral relief.
Now each OF you must appear aid answer said petit
ton by noou Of tho second da, Of next term OF
Court 10 be held at keukuk on the first No ndzy
September 1862, Judgment will be had the re- In
by default rs prayed for. II SCOTT HOWELL,
iulyIe d4w Plaintiffs Attorney.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

TO Robert r. Greet Isabella o'Brien. Exeestvis OF
G. O'BricB- deceased. John A. Patterson, y. d. lug
ham, a. walcott. Gregor, AcAshaa, Csc. Bartlett
Co., Queen City YaYniAh Co, r. estnes Geo
Crossman, Elisha Turner. Nathan Newton Price
Farris Co, Geo. @. Richardson, VIM. Stewart b
Son, LittietoD shiEey, Henry Neirr, Ssm'l vsnce,
Cbas Parsona d Co.. l.. W worley Emnsr-
son, Coehr IN Co, SAINT Miller. Abner Reeves
and G II Perry, executors OF l.. r. Rseves, de.
4c~ased, defendants: 100 j -
fan ara each Of ron hereby notified inst there IL
ha~ ca file In tht Clerks once ofthe Dstr Court Of
Lee Co. fewa, atKeoknk. petition ofHirasn bsrusy
cha ming sDp x, y. Gresi and Isabela o. Brssn III
ecutrix Off G. o'Hrien decsssed the sum Ftit Ger
Hundred Do!a With ten pe ceIt intsssstper an
mum, payable Annually as money due on 4 deed OF
trust made by said Crsei& O'Rf~n 10 d. " kiibouYne
ard since assigned 10 sasa plaintiff 81 Arrit
ls53 also claiming against each OF You The foreeferur~
OF sad Deed OF Trust, the same being Lola sssan
tn eight e1, nfne tg ten tIo) eleven M AID twr.
I91. Block seventy t7o) in the City 81 Keosuk lee
County. Iowa, for the purchase nsou.s: and further
askrg for the sale ofsaid premises ard Fsnsral re-
lief.
And nnisss you srpfsr sHs st-~-ef sand petition
before noon Of tft IA DAY ~ the ne ri term
of said GouFtto coMmFbce ~ KroEuk ON the frss
Monday of September. A. - Irfg default vii L.
W tered against yvs and judgment rendered thereon a.
pray ed for in sAid petition
II. SCOTT HOWELL,
July is-d4w AH'ya for piAnins.
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TTNITED STATES NAIL AND EX.
~ PRESs LINE PACKETS.
yx.r,s wnip,ls, chas. 8 Morrison, Mas. -
ter md KArx CAssEL. b, w. Davis, H1E
Master, are now making regular datiytttps
fsunday oxcAp&ed) between Rock Island and n.y.
port Gnd Ksokuk, IN connection with the Ksok uk, MI
Pleasant Auscatinc Railroad leaving Fort Aadlsor
the Arivsl " the 7oclock D. M. Tvan fr4m kee-
XXX, 2akinK tnre connection WIN trains East and
West ~ DprInsto on. Anscatine md DAvsnpsst; Alss
with steamers Add Hne and Bll Hesderson for pOinta
above % Dubpq1e. 49, -
ROBERT r, NILLIAMS
js9&-A Assas at Ksoknk,
QUINCY FLOUR s
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4 RNOLD'S WRITING FLUID,

Received this day, one cask Of Arnoldss Writing
Fluid, which guarantee 10 be gAnnlpe.
.E3s F1 49, w. WESCOTT,
tyi-d Main -st Esd door from 4th.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-25

A LAR0E AnD ATTRAOTIvE SALE OF
n BUILDING LOTS, ON CHURCH AND
ONfON HILLS, AT AUCTION.-Ws will SELL
upon the prsmisss, on "WEDNESDAY, tho 9th
day Of November, commencing at l2 o'clock a.,
about forty beautiful BUILDING LOTS, On
Church and Union Hills, IL the following order
viz:
lst. Four Lots on Leigh, between 33d and 34.h
streets, adjoining the residence of Mr.. John B.
Brown, having afront Of 50 feet each and a depth
ID. -Four Lots on n street. between 33d and
34th streets adjoining the residence OF Mr. Edward
Peasants, having . front Of 33 feet, and running
baek $50 fset to an alley
Sd Eight lots ON Leigh street, between 3iss and
32d streets, now occupied By Nj. J. Powers a.
brick yard. having front OF 81 feet, and running
back about 10 Ssst
4th- Eight Lots On Slststreet. adjoining the large
hfisk residence formerly occupied by Nj. Hunt,
mont Of = fest, and running back $50 feet 70 an
ansY.
5h. Six Lots On the east side Of 18th street, b.
tween and streets, fronting - feet each, md
running baek l3o feet to IN alley.
Oh. Two Lots. on 37th street. between aud 8
streets, fcuting - fses each. and running back
$50 5eet - IN allsy.
7th. Two Lots On s7sh street, between 4 and Z
Streets fsnsins - feet and running back $50 feet
. q allsy
Oh. Two Lots on he east aide Of a6th street, -.
tween D And streets, eAch tfouttas Is feet, end
running b>ck l32 feet 70 q alley.
TERMS OF SALI-One-third cash balance q
4 and months, for negotiable notsa. intsesss
a6dod sebarod ~ tsuy1 1eea
neu JAA = xAYL01 4 oou. AnsaA
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The steamsAip Persia arrived at New York on
the 10th from Liverpool, with dates to the sth
The Paris correspondent Of the London Tysss
gives Q rumor that France had made overtures to
Russia In favor CT the Great Powers, making .
move towards mediation. or recognition Of the Con.
fsderate EtAtea
The Morning Hsrald learns that the proposal Of
France for Joint Intervention to recommend the
suspenaion Of hostiliss, has been laid before the
Governments Of Ruaxa and England, and agreed
The Council Of the Liverpool Chamber ef Com.
merce have debated the matter Of the steamer Ala
bama, and finally directed that letter be sent TO
Earl Ruoen, calling attention to the destruction Of
ers under the Confederate ag. and desiring to know
what 10 the opinion Of the British Government a.
10 the pofitiono OF the owners Of neutral property.
The London 7i~ss PROCESSES to see In the Now
and cherishes the hol that the worst is past and
that here will be speedy return to reason and
humanity.
The irny and Nsvy Ga:ssse thinks it possible
that Gen Mcclellan may be trying to deceive the
enemy By declaring himself unable to move. in or
der to make rapid attack before the enemy is con-
csntxated.
GREAT BRITAIN.
Cyrus W. Field was visiting the leading com.
msreial towns In the interest OF tho Atlantic
Telegraph Company. and was very hopeful Of sue
cess He and Mr. Ootdsn had been spssking 1t
Manchester on the subject
FRANCE.
1t 10 reported that seven powerful French steam.
ers sre to be placed tho line between Havre and
New York. The Bank Of France has raised the
rate Of discount to per cent.
The Latest
By Telegraph from Queenstsrn.
LondSr, Nov. 6.-The Nj rninS Post sees In the
position of the Democratic party the first symp.
toms of healthy reaction having at last made their
appearances; and thinks tho bold course adopted
in denouncing the illegal proceedings OF the Gov.
eminent must be source of satisfaction to every
sincere well wishsr Of the American people. It
trusts that the Demo(9auc successes the harbn-
ger of . anal victory, which shall restore the
Amer. can Constitution.
The British Mediterranean feet Ia about to be
reduced by seven ships and three hundred and
sixty three guns
ParIs, Nov. e.-Garibsldi has been emoved to
Pisa, by the advice of bis physicians.
Madrid, Nov. 0.-The Spanish Pleni potentsry at
Washington has received instructions which 1t is
hoped will lead to satisfactory solution Of the sf
fair Of the Montgomery.
Five vessels have received orders to reinforce
the Spanish squadron at Havana
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present troublea he has mau aesd the srduous And
responsible duties Of his oies with great prudsns.
and delicacy. and he's won tho esteem ef every
citisen ard OF sll who familiar wllh his labo.
rious duties and the conscientious manner In which
they have been discharged
As for the citizens. their determin alton 10 % let
the old ship 60 down In the tempest but Surrender
they never Will The women Ard children have
oil left. A great many males, however. st,lI rs.
main TO watch their property
AL 10 quiet at this writing
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AUCTION sales.--future DAN.
By James n. TaylsR & Sen, A1ct'a.

uousH AND LOT. AND VACANT LOT AD.
III JOINING, on Nicholson street, Rockets.
1T'AUCTION.-We will sell upon the premises,
on TRiDAY, the seth day Of Hovember. COM
msncing at o clock p. H.. . framed HOUs1 on
Ticholsop street, Rockets. 1t |. PasHeularly
adapted Tor smail.ssed family. The lot fronts 25
feet, and runs back zoo feet to Hague street.
After the above, will be sold vacant LOT ID.
ionnG. fronting % feet and running baek 100 feet
TERas-One third cash. the balance as and 9
months Tor negotiable nstes, with interest added,
and secured BY mortgage upon the property.
.oN JAS. Il TAYhOR Z son. Auesra
T1RAMHD HOUSE AND LOT and vseant Lot
On Vsnabls and 25th Streels. At AUG.
f1ON-At the request Of Nr. James Simpson. We
win ssIl ct auetiou, upon NE preuaissA O WED.
NisDAY, the q b day Of November. sonmsneing
q 81 o'clesk, The framed House q The eeEnee OF
Ysnsbls and ssh strssta, Union Hil u eeetaina
6ve rood rooms, Aitehan, and other oui-Sendlhgs,
I'll IN coed osdse The lot fronts on Veaa1as g. IS
feet and runs back 130 fsst 70 N alley - tee ND
Also, handsoms vacant Lot adjolninG Atout.
ipe 81 fsst and running baek 130 1sss 70 - ady 10
not wide
fHknA-ons.,hird eash; The balanss = and 9
nonths. lcr nagotiahle notss. with mteeee o9eed,
I'D ooouroA " . DsglGags. Ioonoaeo . ~
kouse en- - I'D lmmedlAt0ly.
% u .JAA y. TAYLOR = so1s 49,
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From New Orleans.

PORT HUDSON, MISS Nov. 2;-A gentleman
has arrived at this lace, who has Just 1ua the
blockade from New Orleans. He says that Far
rsguts feet, comprising thirty vessels, reached
New Orleans on the 10th inst, supposed to be
the feet fitted out at Pensacola No reirfjses-
ments hsd arrived. This information 10 credited
here. The Federal gunboat Kssex Is still quietly
anchored of Baton Rouge
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NONMIsSIONERS SALE OF REAL ESTATE
~ on the South side Of Clay. near 8ilmer street,
and one SLAVE.-As Commissioner, appointed by
q decree Of the Circuit Court Of Henrico county,
pzonounced on the 2oth day Of October, 1862, in
the case styled "rhacker and ais us Davis, Admin
istrator shalt proceed to sell At public suction,
upon the premises, on MONDAY, the ist day Of
December, Qf fair If not, the next fair day there
after commencing at O'Clock p. NJ, the follow
ing real estate viz: desirable BRICK HOUSE.
on the South side of Clay, near Gmer street. /,
is nearly new. contains i've comfortable rooias
and is In excellent order.
The lot fronts on Clay greet forty feet: and runs
back one hundred and hfty fest.
After the sale Of the real estate will Ae solo a
likely SLAVE named Henry.
TERMS For the rssl estate, one third cssh tho
balance at six aud twelve months, for negotiable
notes. with interest added, the title to be retaired
until the entire purchase money II paid and . con-
veyance directed by the Court. For the slave cash
will be required JAMES L DAVIS, Commr.
Sale conducted By JAS. N. TAYLOR & Sos. Aus-
tioneerS. no 1o
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-25
North Carolina LeQislature

RALEIaH, Hov. 23-Cur,is e. Brogden was re-
elected Comptroller of Public Accounts yesterday
by q unanimous vote. He " as the nominee of the
Conservative caucus. TIE Same caucus have
nominated jonathan Worth, OF Randolph. for Pab'
lie Treasurer, and p. II. Ruiss, o: Wake, for
Secretary Of State. The old functionaries, Daniel
W. Cowits and Rufus b. Page, ere to walk the
plank. Augustus s. Aerrymsn. Of Buncombe, has
been elected Solicitor for the 7.h Circuit and Jesse
j. Yeatss Of Hsrtfard Solicitor for the ls Circuit
All qaiet below.