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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-05-05

New YORK, May "a special to the
Tribune, giving an account of the capture
of Fort Macon, says: --- 81
q The fire OF our batteries dismounled l3
guns, and tore up the glacis and ramparts
in the most effective manner. OF l 100
shot and shell thrown by them at the fort
$50 of them struck the works. The guns
of the fort were worked with skill and
courage, but the sand hills of our position
4fforded complete protection to the men,
The hosting of the white flag was greeted
by a conference by Gen. Park, and a sus-
pension Of hostilities until the following
morning. During the night a proposition
70 surrender was submitted to Gen. Burn
side, ane in the morning articles of agree
ment were signed. The garrison eurren-
dered as prisoners of war, and were re-
leased on parole, and were allowed to take
their private effects with them. The Off
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WASHINGTON, April 3.-According to re-
liable Information from Richmond, the
planters have determined to raise no tobael
CO this season and the military have receiv-
ed the stock on hand, to prevent its falling
into the hands of the federal army.
The following was received by the Sec
rotary of War, this morning.
The Richmond examiner of May ID CON
tains the annexed news items.
SAVANNAH, May IA dispatch from
CoFrinth from the correspondents of the Re-
publican, dated 10Th of April, says the en-
envy have been reinforced aud are advanc-
ing. There is heavy skirmishing daily.
Quite an affair occurred to day, this side
of Monterey. 1s seed 81 ~
MoBME, May IA special dispatch to
the Mobile Advertiser of the 10th ult., says
that Col. Scott, of the La, cavalry, with
two companies had drived out a regiment
of federals from Tuscumbia, killing several
and taking 40 prisoners. The enemy
burned their stores and were pursued by
the Confederates. The result is unknown.
SAvANNAH, May lieu. Lawton has
formally communicated to the City Goun-
Gil, his determination, to surrender the ciy
and the Council have resolved. to sustain
Gen. Lawtou. 80
MEMPHIS, April 26,-Dr Fowlkes of the
Memphis Avalanche, has been arrested for
Publishing an article prejudgcinE the plant
ers against the government. sss
CHARLEsToE, s. c., May 1.-The Federals
have captured q small battery. of. two guns
at White Point, twenty ntne miles from
Charleston. Gen. Evans has sent a force to
look after the Yankees.
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s.te 4ssrs latteees88 q taks=tAsiF7gi1s afng
With, thea: - -.
These weretfs terms originally offered By
: Gen. Burnside, but refused by Col. White.
THE surrender OF Fort Macon gives Gen.
Burnside port of entry, with secure
anchorage for his heaviest vessels, audsgives
the Government. another of the stolen for
ti6cstions with so guns 10000 lbs. of
powder, shot and shelf il proportion, 400
stand of arms, large store of provisions,
400 prisoners aud 20 horses. 1t releases
portion of the bloekadiug squadron for
service elsewhere, and insures the reten-
ton of this district.
Gen. Burnside in general order con-
graduating Gen. Park on his victory COM
.mands that the name of Fort Macon be
inscribed on the flags of the. 4th and 9th
Rhode Island and 9Th Connecticut Regi-
ments. -o-1i
The command of the fort was offered to
Capt Lewis o. Morris, of the lst Artillery,
who declined, aud Col. Re1man of the Alb
R. T., was placed in charg9.
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CHICAGO, April s-The Memphis Argu:

CHICAGO, pri 3.-The Memphis Argus
Of the % has the following dispatches:
CoRINTH April % -BeAuregard is NOV,
ing large bodies of ztreops Southwark =
Some go by railroad and others on foot
But lew have gone West
1t Is generally understood that be is
evacuating, though be declines answering
questions. Hes says President Davis under
stands his movements. H.-= -r
GcRISTH, April 28.-Purdy vas evacu-
a.ed last night, and has since been burned.
Every. building is said to be destroyed
fhe Yankees are moving in that direction.
Our on spusis had skirmish with their
advance, early this morning, captured GO
prisoners, including nine commissioned
officers -f5.1---- a1.a n-
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CINCINNATI MARKER

u - - = CINCINNATI, May 3.
FLouE firm at 4 1904 40 for super; very
little offering and some speculative demand
WHEAT firm and in demand at 95m98
for red and O0@I 03 for white.
OATS advanced to 35e, with a larger de-
mand sales 10000 bushels. r-lt
CoRE frm at 34c.
WINERY firm, under the news from New
York, with sales of 1,40O bbls. --r
Provisions Nothing TRANSFERRED, and the
market quiet and firm.
= GRocERIEs-There is nothing new in the
market
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EXPERIMENTATION NttTitjR.-.
oRpER. ZOE a PLANK sIpE-WALT

oRDER FOB A PLANK SIDEWALK.
April 70 1862, aowel is hereby ordered
ana directed by tine Common Conn II of the city of
EvAnsViile tlral he owners If all lots par of
O. fronting oh adjoining thE hast
side Ct Fstihgst= shetween : cInnre sstd vi 81 8,
q -ai't city, cause tht side @-sikss tfe t. G
n night 70 the pr T. gT'nd-. snt 1hd theJ
Hu-e a sideWA k of Class NJ, he iai
i"Wh thereon = 4 tfil thIIIy days from the puti
cation Of this order 4 Il I.
en- azf s.ac,, ~ L - ger
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Ne y YoRR MAKKEr

|tsia New York. May 5.
FLorE-Less doing, and the market
scarcely so firm, ADD prices unchanged.
= WHEAT quiet aud without any material
change mixed western l 20GI 81.
RYE very firm at 82MS3
SUGAR very firm, and the demand less
active; Cuba 7G9sEc.
M0LAssEs quiet and unchanged. -
PoR6 shade frmer, with sales at 10 81
alp * for mess. see
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BOsToN, May Sol. Davidson, of the
Sd Mississippi regiment, captured at Fort
Donelson, died at Fort Warren on Tuesday.
His body has been sent home to his friends.
Austin G. Smith, late Navy Agent at
San Francisco, has been released from Fort
Warren, in exchange for VIM. Ayres, of
Philadelphia, captured while rambling over
the battle field of Bull Run, after the eyac-
uation of Manassas.
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HONEY MARKEE.

...-t..-fs ..5.f. NEW YoRK, May 5.
Money market easier, and call loans max
ing at 496 per cent.
Government stocks continue to advance !;
Z $40 treasury notes l o3; Q, s. 6's of
1881 registered 993; q. S. 6's. coupons
| 90; U S. 6's of 50 registered 9sa; Mis-
sour 6 81; Ohio 6's1 OF.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

UNDEh zAIas-
April 10, 1867. And now t ia hereby ordered and
Evansville that the owners of all lots or parts Of
Iots fronting on or adj ming the Northwest side
of Cherry street between Second and Tbird Streets
in said City, cause the sidewalks thereon TO be
brought to the proper grade. and that they esHse
q side-wsl OF class No. to be lao down thereon
within thirty days from the publication OF this
order. i III asa rZTkAV
H-yF7s. @s1se s - - i ~ P BURKE, Clerk.
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April IS, Is62.-Ahd now il is hereby ordered and
directed by the Common Council of the City of
Evansville :nar tne owners of all lots parts Of
lots fronting on adjoining the sou beast side of
Main Street, be tween Seveth and Eighth Streets in
said City. cause the sidewalks thereon to be
broug hit to the proper grade, and that they cause
the sidewalks to be repaired relaid within thirty
days from the publication of this order. q
p. BULK u, Clerk.
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CORPORA TION NOTICE.

III ckDEh FOX 4 FLANK .bIUE-" ak
April 10, iSG2.-And aDsV it is hereby ordered and
directed BY the Common Council Of the City OF
Evansvilles that the owners OF all lots parts Of
lots fronting adjoining the soul Invest side oi
Tenth Street. between Vine and d vision Streets,
ia said city, the sidewalks III reon to be
brought to the proper grade, and that they cause
SIDE walk OF class No. 2, to be laid down there
on within thirty Gays from the publication Of
this order.
-- P. DURKE, Clerk.
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III WAsHINeToS, May 3.-The following
was received at the Navy Department To-
day: s-- ,@e.ss~
FLAe SHIP WABASH, PoRT Royal,
April 9th, 1862.
| have just time this morning before the
departure of-the SasqHehanna to inform the
department Of the arrival here of the rebel
steamer Isabella Worley, in charge of Lieut.
Wilson, with prize crew, she having been
captured by the st. Jago De Cuba, Com
Ridgley, ten miles North of Abacio. She
is deeply loaded with Enfeld rifles and has,
i, is supposed, rifed cannon IN her hold,
which has not yet been examined. These
arms were taken on board, of course, at
one of the neutral colonies off our coast I
am informed by Lieut. johnson. that the
ST. Jago De Cuba discovered and chased the
Nashville, but the latter was roo swift for
her. The Nashville also had arms on board
for the rebels, intending to run the blockade
if possible. a-@ -
Very respectfully, HElaT
rs4 Your obedient servant,
S. F. DUPONT,
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New YORK, May 3.-It is understood
that the board recent y appointed by the
Secretary of the Navy to examine the Ste
ven's battery, have after tull in resignation
reported that il should be finished, but that
some notifications should be made in de-
tails of the work remaining to be made.
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CORPORA ION NOTlUE.


+ OrSDEds fOhs-PLANA SIDE " ALA -..-
April o. 1862 And now IL is hereby ordered
and directed hs the Common Council Of the Cry
of Gum St.. tetWeen First and SO, ond St., in SAID
City, eau the sidewalks Their. to be brought TO
the proper grade, and that they cause Sidewalk
OF Glass NJ. 2 to DO laid down thereon within
thirty days from the publication Of this o der. Of
7a4.1 -f-su-ti 1-a -lH4- fl p BURKE, Clerk .
CIerasIs once Apil q 1ss2' = ~ - y
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-eITKApVEP TIsEhENfs:
/ OORPORATION7 -N0T1CE


s-r ORDER FoR, a FLANK ssfDR7gALK-
Apri, 10, ts69-Alid nov it is hei ob5 oTdero''
and directed by the G0tn mon Gauncil OF the Etty
of Evansville that the of all lots or parts
OF lots fspntng on or sRdjeining tine Northeast
eide OF Market street, between Bond and john
Streets 10 said city, cause the sidewalks thereon
to be brought to the proper Syade, and that
they cause sidewalk Of Glass No.2 TO &c laid
down thereon within thirty days from the pub
hcetion of this ordor.
- = 49, .a41soE III y p. BHSlSK. Clerk.
-- Clerks Office. Aprif- 2J,-IS63.
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LAST MIG HT's REPORT

Powder Mill explosion-No
tobacco to be grown in Vir-
ginia-Capture of a ship
load of Enfield rifles and
Southern News
Savannah to be surrender
ed-A rebel editor in limbo
Destruction of the Dismal
Swamp Canal. iig6 J de8J aa
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WAsHfSGrSN, May senator Sum
mrs oil, OF which he gave notice to=d '
repeals three sections OF the act of 1903
regulating the coasI wise slave trade, and
makes he,atransportation. of slaves from
one part of the country to another, a penai
off
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WASHINGTON, May 2.-The current re-
port that Gen. Mcdowell has crossed the
Rappshannock and occupied Frederieks-
burgh, is untrue. Telegraphie communics-
ton is established with him. 1900 aa1
Dispatches from Gen. Halleck d,ted to-
day, say nothing of the reported evacua-
ton of CoFinth. 1t is dlscredited here.
Deserters from the rebel army here con-
t;nue to be numerous. They are coming
in daily, almo.t hourly, from various d.
rectiens, and all agree in their statements
that the rebel force is about 100 900, and
very general depression of spirits pre-
vsiis among both officers and men. The
news OF our recent victories is kept siren
A special TO the Times says the town
was startled by rumor to-day that all the
members OF Congress from the border
Stae aud a number of conservative sym
path yrs irem Oiher States were seriously
conslder ug The pr pfiety OF Withdraw iug
Ii body from he Senate and the Houst,
and thus prscIpHa'iug decision by The
people IF he whole country on the radi I
cal measure of confscation and ematcipa-
tIon.
The Finance COMMITTEES received dep
uiation of butchers from New York, Phil
adeIpha and Baltimore to-day, by whose
they were prevailed on to re-
duce the tax on slaughtered animals.
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CAIRo, May 2.-The Memphis Argus Of
Saturday, has dispatch from Corinth,
stating that dispatches just received there
state that the prisoners taken at Fort Dom
elson are to be exchanged.
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CIorkes ofce, april rs Iss2. -'+N . "
CORPORATION NOTICE.
.,pnrp non as,D,,,x,- sr,R--.yr

April 10, 1862 And nov il is hereby ordered
and directed by the Common Couuci of The city of
Evansville, that the owners OF all lots parts OF
lots fronting adjoining the soui heas side OF
Sycamore Street, between bird and Fourth streets
in said City, caus- tire sidewalks thereon to o
brought to the proper grade and thar they cItIse
o dewalk of Olass No. l, TO be laid down thereon
within thirty days from the publication of this
or der.
P BURKE, Clerk
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Court Notice.

STATE OF INDIANA In the Yanderburgh
Yaderburgh County. circuit Court
Octob, Term, 1862.
William H. Wa ker,
Henry D. Allis, Petition to oren
vs fragment.
EFT App s.gRKJN'6R H y" .GFX9KR3.E YET
Il file IN the Office Of tie Clerk of ;he Court
aferesaid that tho defendant Is corp tion, ex.
isting and loo ia the st IL of Conn CT icui.
AID ,. n res dat of Indiana. aud tina its
Pr sd. t. S ere airy. and tn, Cfieels arc non
Fesi ent o. tre TIA Q e In lana
Noftce of tic psn jet,o, is srtion (the object
of shIeh i and a ice ju z uesnt
VT 81 - de endan, IL gheIeior- ~ ~ sa ID
dsht Defendants, d that the same
Will stan 1 for trial at Ito next term OF she
Count oresa q, t. be lie aud held the @ ,urc
House the " of Evansville, IN the County
and State aforesaid. on she fret Mondny in 0cto-
Der a.. ls62- e.
Witness the Clerk OF said Court, this % day of
April, 1867. a.9..aas tfs.4i s5a. H4
LOUIS RICHTER, v. C. G.
Chandler Hynes, Plaintiff s Attorneys
.,r5tsln
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AFTERNOON REPORT.
Latest from Fort Wright
Arrival of the rebel gum
boats-Talk of an amnesty
The recovery of Fort
Macon - The trophies of
victory.

FORr WRIGHT, April 2s.-There has been
no change 10 affairs here since Saturday.
Steamers and gunboats from below have
arrived. The Yankee feet has moved high
er up the stream and are now lying oppo-
site Osceola, excepting their mortars. which
still keep up their harmless firing. tss
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SPECIAL TO THE POST.

WAsHINaFsN, Nay 3 Secretary Chase
All Seward Weat down To 81. Monroe last
ught. e1a>E-a -z
Measures are in contemplation for the
better defense of or Northern frontiers
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- -CORP0RA=fH1N NOTICE


= z . . K ? o e a ERlCa- -eIUb W III
April 10 1862. Aud nov At is hereby rr,lere
direcGed by tin OmmVu GouHcils1t the cit! Of
Evaaisvilla rhsI the of sill lots parts of
OTIS frODEiGe adjoining he BOrfh siGt. of
FoGrt street between Chestnut aud q be ~ rtet :.
IL and CitS, caGse sidewalk 4 Glass No. to
laid COW thereon within thirty DAYS & ON tn
publjca ion f this 2rder P. BUREE, CLERK
Gierkfs OFF Ami 9th 1852
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BANGOR, Me, May "a powder mill
explosion occurred at. Goshen, yesterday
Eight buildings exploded successfully; 200
barrels of powder were in them. No one
was burt, the hands being all at supper at
the time. The cause of the explosion is
unknown ..s f-..- ~
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SyHaBlFRss SIZE, .V-0. 81.

~ ..aist-f - -sF-4ll8.- aaa --5A-
By virtue OF three executions, issued out of the
Office Of the Clerk of the Court Of Common PI as
aud Circuit COurts OF Wander burgh county, Indi-
ana, one in favor of Miller, ingate L 20, one in
favor OF Munn Z God I'd, a d one il ,avor of
Franklin Waters and otue r., and all against Frsd-
erick Sharpe, L will on N Hs
TUESDAY, MAY Is, 1852,
betwesn the hours Of ten O'Clock A. NJ and 4
O'Clock P. NJ. Of said day at the of the Court
Hou-e in the y OF Evansville, Indiana, expose to
sale public auction the rent, issues aud points
for the term of seven years Of the following de-
scribed Real Estate to-Wit .s
the undivided half OF block Ne. one and two
q and y the undivided half of lots IS, H. Is, To-
IL 10, 10, % 2l q q anu "a, in block 8, the
divided haf Of lots l. 2. b 4, ., 8. Z. g. and 10 IN
block Is, the und ,vitsd half of lots 10 and IL in
b!cck ID, tho undivided half of blocks 16, IT, Is,
10, 20, and q aud the East half of block %, al
situate in Sharpe's Enlargement of the City OF
Evansville, Indiana. Il sal a 4-.
And should said rents and profits not sell for n
sufficient TO satisfy said writ and cost s. will
q The same time and place offer for sale the fee
simple Of said premises.
81 ~ Hf4ea GEORGE WOLFLIE,
80 49, - Sheriff Y. c.
Wheeler IgIehart, Baker & Marsh, PIaintiz-s
Attorneys. es23
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special Nafees.

H0HOVay's PSIIs.-Dy spepsia. Sick and
nervous headache. Ph ysicians ela-s headaches
u der six divisions each requiring separate rem
edy. In ignorancs Of the immediate cause, how
frequently must they err, and their treatment
miscarry. Hollowsy's Pills never fail in the cure
OF Dyspepsia and its consequences, headaches, &c.
aprz9-lGd Ia lI0
Rns COaTsssGOas- 0M6 Efcpsrfsaes or as
asv@Tsd. Published for the benefit ane as
warning ana a oauuon to young men who suffer
from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, &C.;
supplying at the same time the means Of Seif-Curs
BY one who has cured him elf after being put 70
great expense through medical imposition and
quaokery By enclosing pO paid addressed en-
vsgope, s4xaLE PIEs may be had OF the author,
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, ESQ, Bedford, Kings,
Co., NY, mhl5 isWls
Tas sEPp4GfSsss-LL Is a very sittcuit MISTER
with the majority OF persons restrain their ap
titles; hence, We abundance Of Dyspepsia,
Liver Com plants, and Disorders Of the StOmA h
and ges,ive Orxaas. Il I'D III - Go b. ters
will entrelS there complaint aud restore the
s,st"m to It's 0 isiuaI igor and strength They
are for lie b druggists and draiers medicines
every hire I = cute r ottle tells
1saFr DUeg naSr DUs! MAR UVs -
WM. a. BArGdEL0R's HAIR DYE TIL, only
hurmlrs. al reliable Dye known All 0'.less are
t. escape tIdic4e-
GKsY. SEQ Or RUSTY HAIR =, I'd 10 -Ca 't'S
To II u i5ifh an nat u tsio~u % b, ok, " t.
gu tie tet.t tnjuy to IL skin
FIFTEEN HE LAS b D. -oAA sc
b.-r ~ - Wan % t-,-l1r .i4.. g 81 I
" W ~ .lc,to h-ve re 20 IA 7
h ar he II h. taul- b. =.
IA Bar u L't~ tAiit DY pro9ucrs
oot not d. e t-tu "a b anA i
a.ted ,ujn tie at, no s-vvr lOug |
It N ~ oatint e, An IL 'f1e If ~ Dyes |
rem, d,rd. The igor Ted f1s lie b. III |
sp ~ndid ~ All rb is properly applied al 30. l6
reset, York.
Sold "a ali tn cities AMI twas of the United !
lses. ~ gg ami Fancy Goods De ,lers.
The G nu has the name " " ilitm a. Ba ch
elOr." and address upOa teei plate engraving,
The tour siI,s of c 4cb box.
wHoLEsALE FAcro Y, 81 bare Az ST.,
mil Lat-233 p ad.s, Ne, W K.
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'4ty tderk ounce, APfh 70, io6l-
CORPORATION NOTICE.

ORDER TO REPAIR A BRICK SIDEWALK.
April 10. is62.-knd now it ls hereby ordered and
directed by the Conlm3n Council OF the City Of
Evansville taat the owners of ali lots parts Of
lots fronting on OF adjoining the SOU Invest side
of Ilaird street between Sycamore aed Vie streets
in said .Jitys the sidewa ks iE from there.
of to be repa,rtd within thlrty days from the
publication OF this order. -rF
p. BURKE, Clerk.
HCIerk,s Office A. riI o. 1862 -.
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By virtue OF an order Of sale issued out of the
offic. of the Clerk OF the Court of Common Plea-
OF Vauderbufgh county, Indiana, in favor OF
Pr on Bros, and against Henri, l. Iitshell AID
Others I viii, ... n.
WEDNESDAY, MAY 21st 1862, 15
between the hours of 10 O'clock. M and o.
cI ck p. NJ of said day, at the door of the Court
House, in the City Of Evansville, INDIANA. exs
pose to sale At public auction the rent, Issues
and profits for tbs term Of seven years Of the
following e cribed real estate, TO II: ~
To No. ono ~. according to the PARTITION Of
lot No. txelve ll2l, u tn origin p an Of Hvaus
vile, In YanUer. uFgh cirnty, STA Of Ind ~ :,
az N d. be ween Tho hei of John Mitchell. d :
s-as d at the brtary term 1850 f the Count Vi
CoIms,n Pleas Rauderburgh oo-ILt5. - E
And should lid rents aud profits suOt sell for a
sum sufficient s ltisy laid writ ard costa. will
at the saas time and place, offer fof sale the Zee
simple OF aid pTemis 80.
GEORGE WULFLTN. S. 20.
III & Jeianson, Ila.ntiT a 10. ness. %
ma 1-25 25 ~ 1s.t +
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, CORP RATION NOFlCE-.-
ORDER FOR A B LICK SIDE WALK.F

~ q u -,ASAN 81 <AS4At
April 10 1S62.-Ano now it IL hereby ordered
a d directed by the Common Counsi II IF tie OiFy
Evansville, hat the owners OF all lots o. parts
OF 'Ots fronting adjoini the noTthWe-t id of
sycamore St, hetweS Third and Fourth Street,,
H. said City cause the side wtiks tn reop TO be
brought to the proper grade, aad that they dsuse
w5lk Class -. l T., .l.o7F IL d down
thereon within thirty days from the public ation 81
this order. ~
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z %cTOR O.s,EsRS E-%rQUE SE-Be it re-
Il membered ia aton this I4th day of april, 1862
the N idersgned. a Justice of the Peace, within
aud Tor he Township Of Pigeon, county Of VAN
ceTbUrgh and state of Indiana, held an inquest,
with the assis f twelve qualified electors Of
my TO <nship, over tine dead body of John Welsh;
who was found dead at his late residence in the
city OF Evansville, County and State afoIe:aid,
his 'arh Fl m two shots double harreed
shoi gun IA tho hands OF MiIss ogIe, b. him dis
charged - BEN. STIN5UE,
Jtis.ice ard Coroner for the zine ing OF Wa.
dotbu GA cou ny '"' = ais
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Flag omeer Commanding.

To Hon. Gideon WeIles, Sec'ry Of lNasy-:
On the 18th ultimo the army forces I'M
der Gen. Reno, debarked at Oo56's Point,
n c., for the purpose of destroying the
locks of the Dismal Swamp Canal Having
returned without accomplishing the object.
Commodore Rowan determined to destroy
the canal with the naval forces under his
The following is his. report of his. sac
cessful accomplishing of the work:
U. S. STEAMSHIP Com. PERRY,
Orr ELIZABETH CITE, N. c.. is
= SIR-In obedience TO your orders | left
this city on the 22i. inst.,. with the W hite-
head and Putnam in company, each with
an officer and detachment of men on
board the Lockwood towing the wreckirg
schooner Emma Shade. with the apparatus