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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-05-22

THE ARKANSAS TRAvELER.-We have
been shown small paper published on a
sheet of fiat cap in JacksoDport, Ark,
by Geo. q. Hand of the Kane county (Ill)
cavalry. It's published on deserted secesh
press, and is spicy sheet. Among the
news items ofinterest we find the following F.:
8 In the charge on this place by small de-
tachment of the LIST Indiana cavalry, James
Turner and Josiah Wickham of company
A, were severely wounded. The former
was shot in the head and the latter in the
hip. We are happy 10 record, however, that
they are expected to recover.
The charge was gallant, such as is al
ways made by the Indiana Frst.''
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Vote of Thanks
On BOARD STEAMER CAPITOL
Noo- C.voy3ah Tam NJ q

On BOARD STEAMER CAPIToLA
Near Savannah, Tenn Nay 6.
At ameeting of the Surgical corps held
this evening, DR.. Chestnut of Lafayette, in
the chair aud DR.. Angel, of Pittsburg, Ind :,
Secretary, the following resolutions were
unanimously adopted
ResoLUed, That the corps OF Surgeons and
Assistants now on visit to Pittsburg Land
ing, tender their warmest thanks to the gen
tlemanly officers, Col. HollinRsworth COM
mandant of the expedition. J. B. Falley,
Esq, Director of the Lafay cite Sanitary
Commission, Capt. Thompson of the Capt.
tola, and the obliging officers and crew, for
the kind attention they have bestowed npon
US during the expedition.
Resolved, That We also hereby express
our thanks to Hon. Jonas Martin, of the
Kentucky Legislature, for volunteer ser
vices as pilot during Monday night
ResoIUed, That the thanks of this midi
cal corps be rendered to Drs. Preston and
Posey for the explanation of their original
plan for the treatment of fractures of the
lower extremeties.
The Lafayette Courier, GreeDcastle Ban
ner and Evansville Journal were requested
to publish theaforegoing.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-05-22

R9r A few weeks ago the Princeton
Clarion made serious charges of neglect on
the part of the hospitals in this city in the
care of the soldiers committed to their
charge. These charges were predicated on
the complaint of a soldier who left here on
a furlough and who died few days after at
Princeton.
In the last number of the Clarion we find
the following in relation to that affair:
We received note from the Secretary of
the Sanitary Commission of Evansville,
saying that they, aided by Gen. Love and
Surgeon Wirtz, q. S. A, Investigated the
facts in the case of jacob Michael, who died
at this place, and who complained of "not
being cared for at Evansville Hospital No.
l." 1t appeared from the evidence that he
was walking about the Hospital, bad plenty
to eat, and was importunate for a fnrlough
that he was Eighty in his conversation
and reckless of his person-that his wound
was dressed on an average of four times a
day, and that he had the assistance of two
persons to aid his departure at the cars.
The Sanitary Commission are doing all
in their power with their limited expert
ence to prevent and correct abuses and neg
lect of the inmates of the various Hospitals
of that place. They have in measure sue
ceeded in having everything going on as
near right as possible, and the friends may
rest assured that patients will be well taken
care of and well provided for.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-05-22

eS We commence this morning the
publication of the speech of Senator Wright
on the conhscation of rebel property, and
will finish it tomorrow.
1t is clear, forcible, argumentative and
transferable speech, and we recommend it
to a careful reading by our readers, and es-
pecially those who have Landed Senator
Wright for voting against the abolition of
slavery IN the District of Columbia, but
who so far sympathize with the rebels as to
oppose all measures which tend to weaken
their hands or to make them suffer for their
crimes.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-05-22

light in smoking will find at Fendrich
Bros. on Main street the desideratum long
sought for, the genuine Hesperian Am
brosia a new, rich and delicat smoking
tobacco, combining strength with fragrance.
This is the style in which tobacco was
used by the celebrated Allah Kerim whose
days were prolonged for many generations.
Fendrich Bros. have pipes to suit the
Embrosia.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-05-22

INDIANA UNIvERsITY.-This institution,
located at Bloomington, is, we learn, in a
very hourishing condition, under the able
administration of DR.. Cyrus Mutt, late of
the Indiana Asbury University. We learn
what, perhaps, is not generally known, that
a change has been made in regard to the
admission OF students from the various
counties of our State. Heretofore The num-
Der has been limited to two from each
county, but under the new arrangement all
are admitted, free of tuition, by paying
small contingent fee.
We hope to see Indiana University, which
has so long been an honor to our State, con-
tinue to prosper, taking front rank among
the institutions of learning in the great
West.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-05-22
SuRvEYoR's OFFICE,

EVAN WILLIE, May 2Ist, 1862. {
The regulations governing trade on the
Ohio river have recently been modified, so
that permits to ship merchandise will not
be required after this date except for such
as may be destined to places on the Cumber-
land and Tennessee rivers, and to places in
the State of Kentucky below the mouth oil
the Cumberland river, and to places on the
Mississippi river below the mouth of the
Ohio river.
A. L. ROBINSON,
Surveyor.
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Local News.

Bg~ We are Under obligations to Capt.
May, of the steamer Crawford, for a hand
some cane, cut by himself close to Shiloh
Church, Tenn. Capt. May is winning
golden opinions from Gen. Stone and his
corps ofSanitary Committee, for the admir-
bic manner in which he has discharged his
duty as commander of the Crawford. He
is an exceedingly pleasant aud intelligent
gentleman.
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SOLDIERS LETTERS.

Tor CFFiCE, Evansville, Ind May % 1862
Letters FOR the f.lloKing named pr org have
came tn tie Evansville Post flee, SIMPLY directed
81 In Hospital There being four htspit Il, in
his city, it is hard to distinguish TO Vii,
they eoDg When writing, De cmeiul to state
the number If tie hospital.
In calling for the e .e,ter+, give date Of st.
Compton Sam Williams Capt 70
ID VS. VIM w lliams SeTgt Jno
Emery Lorenzo Bunwell DR. } ST
Fielding Tim Davis DR. w I
Smith Vim IL Sale DIR + A
JAMES II McNEELY, FIN.
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STRAwBERRIEs.-Mrs. Mary Balleuger
who resides on the lower Mt. Vernon road,
has placed Us under infinite obligations for
basket of fine, delicious, ripe strawberries,
the first of the season. They are very large
and possessed of the most excellent flavor.
May the dews and rain and sunshine never
be wanting to the garden or joy to the hear t
of our generous friend.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-05-22

esS~ The Savings Bank, No. FIRST
street, buys and sells gold, exchange on New
York. Illinois, Missouri, and all other I'M
current money, sells sight drafts on Eng
dam.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-05-22

BeFThe New Albany Ledger says a gen.
tlemau from TIE nnessee arrived az hat city
the other day with his saves, saying he
would just as soon have the aboitionists
steal them as the secessionists. 'Niggers,"
he remarked, as property of value, are
about played out"
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Court Notice.

STATE OF INDIANA, In ne DE- Sour. 10, o. Tom 9l
YandeTbursh G5unty. bnrot C 80, ~ u'i
September Term, 1 So.
A ed b. CARING and
Ed AID petheI idge,
surviving partners Of
Curling, Robertson, 7 ForCcl, sure.
G. mpaB.,
John Wesley III ghCs
WT~ PPEAR RIM 81 III" .EFPED.A T~F7
n this day lied in the off of the Clerk Of tlt
Court aforesaid, that the defel dent in the above
entitled action, the object of VIII ch is 20 reco-e
a mott sage, is not resident 1f the state # In
dana.
Office tf the tendency of thi. action is therefore
given SAID John Wesley HUI les, and that the
will stand for trial at lie term OF the Cuu,
aforesaid, to be segnn and ED at the Court Hou-e
in fhe city of Evansville, in tie County and State
aforesaid, OIL the frs. Monday in S 4 tender, A
D. 1862
Witness the Clerk Of said Court the 2Ist day
May, 1862
LOUIS RICHTER, V. &C.
Chandler Hynes, plaintiffs attorneys.
may29 3ww
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-05-22

EFT .EPPRARE.E"G n VI PE'EH.R U~IT
Il on fl g in the otics of the Cl5rk Of the CUu t
Aforesaid ti at tue claim # the painIifs ia tn 8
ION is vi two prUniirssnry notes given by the
defendant TO TO them, and that the d fe1dant is a
on-Tesdent of the State Of IDd ana.
No &c of the nd ncy If -ucn action Is there ore
given to taid Thomas q. Summer, and tia. the
same will stand for ia. at the next term # the
Court aforet aid to be begun and held a. tn Court
Honsc, in the City OF EYansv l'e in { county
and slate aforesaid, ON the first Monday sep
TEN er, 1862.
Witness the zeal of the Clerk of said C ,urt, this
goth ay Ct May, 1862
LOUIS RICHTER, G. C.P.v. G.
Chandlr Hynes, Pins tvs. m ,y22 3ww
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-05-22

I will, on the 18th of [
month May receive a Ia.
stock of good Linen and ID
Wooden Goods for the VIII
sale Trade. Merchants vi
ing Evansville to purcb
Goods, will please call I
examine my Stock, VII
will be large, and comp
very desirable and sales
Goods. I will receive fir
supplies tri.Week1y by 4
press for the Retail Trade
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A. L. ROBINSON,
Surveyor.

R4~ We learn that of the 8, 400 sick, re-
Gently in the hospitals at Nashville, but :
400 are left, the others having returned TO
duty or been sent home.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-05-22
ELEGANT NFW OMNIBUS.

NEW CARRIAGES and BUGGIEs, and everything
kept iu the be order to ensure satisfaction to his
customers.
He is now prepared to attend funerals with his
Bus or to furnish carriages for thssa
liberal patronage is solicited. Charges as low
as at any stable in the city.
may % 3md
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HONE INTERESTS.

BS~ Remember that H. Nelson closes
out at auction this morning at 81 o'clock,
the balance of the ready-made clothing and
tailors' furnishing goods, at the Peoples
Clothing Store, No. 70 Main street.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-05-22

NoTICE-Persons indebted to the Bodiein
Mining Company, are hereby notified, that
settlement of their respective accounts is
desired by the l 9Th of June
May %. John WYMoND, Sec'y.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-05-22
RAILROAD KEoE1PTs.

MAY z
1 HID sugar, B, ment & Viele; bx shoes, H &
w w Morgan bx dry gcols, II Mag hee d Co: 8
bxs shoes, Crane Brown & 60; $50 bbi5 perk, Geo
Foseer & Co; u pkg7 hOuse Did goods, W Davi- !;
Zreapers AMI mowers, McJohnstou; 1 load
ice, Ed l. 81 roll w CLOTH Kratz d Heilman;
bx books, q schmidt; 3 bills eggs, Prtst01 Bros;
ID bxs dry good, bales sheeting, Keen & Prestsn
bx- boots, Mackey, HenBibg d Co; L bx, l bale
d5y goods L & L Roser, Mt Vernon; 80 bbls eggs
B Cook, Pi tsbu'g Landing
A. E. sHRADER, Agent.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-05-22

B9-In the recent fight near RoRersville
Ala. by a part of Mitchelps Division, they
succeeded in capturing $50 men and $50
horses.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-05-22

sa- The following testimonial should
have appeared in the Journal some days
ago, but the Secretary of the meeting neg
lected to furnish us a copy
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-05-22

Having adOpr
ed the eXcIusiv
Cash system an
so increased m
stock as to b
equal to the raj
idly increasin
demand for we
made, tasteful
and durable fin
Clothing, IL al
now prepared Y
furnish all kline
of Fine CIOthin
and Furnishi1
Goods, at Who
sale and Retai
fully as cheaPs
the same class
Goods can
bought in Ne
York.
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NEW ADHERTlSEMkNIS.
CLOVER Hay FnR SALE

" HA I.E OsV' my Farm, TWO
N mi les below the City, twenty acres of fue
Glover, viii L wish to sell as it stands in ouap-
titles to suit purchasers-acre half acre or by the
field.
Call within three days at my Office, OPP 1site en-
trance to Crescent City Hall
maY22 Std BEN STfNSON
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-05-22
&tMRRaEEss SIZE, .1-O. So.

~
BY virtue of suudry executions, Issued out of the
office of the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas
and Circuit Courts of Yanderburgh county, Indi-
ana, in favor OF Robert Allison, John A. Reisz,
Pre- silent, Fred-Tick G. Bartlett, and Dewitt G.
Evans, and agait st VIM H. Chandler aud others, 1
will, ON
THURSDAY, JUNE IL, 1862,
betwet n the hours Of ten O'Clock A. NJ and 4
O'Clock P. nj. of said day at the door of the Court
House in the CT of Evansville, Indiana, expose
sale at public auction the rents issues and pronts
for the term OF seven years of the following de-
scribed Real Estate, to-wit
Lots No. eight (s) niue t9) ten (I0), eleven (II)
twelve (12), thirteen (l3), and fourteen Q), in
block No. five 10y, in the Son hern EniHr sement of
the City of Evansville, Indiana.
And should said rents and profits not sell fuI q
sum sufficient to satisfy said writ and s, will
at the same time and place offer for sale the fec
simple of said premises.
GEORGE WOLFLIN,
Sheriff v. C.
A. L. Robineoa Thes. E. G ryin L. o. stinson
| Baker Foster, Piff's Attys. my22 3t~ So rs
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Court Notice.

STATE OF INDIANA, In the Court Of Com
Vanderb .rgh County. mon Fi 6 q Nanoer-
September Term, 1862.
George w Reed,
Henry IL. Beed, and
ward j. r cd, Attachment.
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d. D

On the 10th inst of pneumonia, R1cHaRD n.
KING, Teacher of the Ist D., VS. CIR school, in
this CITY
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NEW ADYERTISEMENTS.

ut APPEsa r. me B r .aFEXD.G UT
II on fi'e in tie office of the Clerk of the Court
aforesaid, that the claim In this action against the
defendant is for IN ~ney due two promissory
notes, and that the sad John +. Boiling r is not a
ideut CT the stIte of Indiana.
Notice Of the pei 'ncy of this action is there
fore given to said 'hn e. Bclinger, that the
same will stand for trial at the next term of the
Court af Iresaid, 10 be begu and held at the Court
HOuse, in the City of Evansville, and the County
ID st 'te aforesaid, on the first Monday in Sep
tember, 1852.
Wi ness the Clerk of said Court, at Evansville
this 10th y of May, 1862.
LOUIS RICHTER, Clerk.
A. L. Robinson, Plff's Atty. ma,22 3wV
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1T ~4PPERRK.N Il By .EFFKD.g U"ET
II file in he Office of he Clerk of the Court
Of resa d, that the claim of tn, pla ifs ia this
action is for t. e amount OF two prOmissory e. ,
given by defendants to plaintiffs, and that he de-
PENDANTS non residents of the State f ln1iana
Not CO OF the eudeLcy Of such action is thrre-
fore Civ ca to Eaid Davis Clark and Thos q. Sun
mers, aid that the same will stand for tTia at the
next term of the Court aforesaid, to be begun and
held at the Court House, in the county ami State
aforesaid, on thu first Monday in September, A.
ID. 1862.
Witness the Clerk Of said Court, at Evansville.
this 20 h day of HI y, 1867,
LOUIS RICHTER, Clerk.
Chandler Hynts, Plff's Atty's. may22 8ww
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Court Notice.

STATE o. INDIANA, In the S Court !, Of Gem Com.
Yard r. urgh County. hot co, ~ enuei
September Term, 1862.
Georg w. Red,
Henry II. Reed, and
EdWa }. Reed, A.,A- "A
Davis Clark and
Thomas q. Summer.
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LIVERY STABLE.
NEW FACILITIES.

q HzRyv-, 1T MS zKD.EBz- sT.A.
hSa bic, on Locust Street, between Third and
Fourth Streets, has added largely his facilities
for accommodating the public. Among them are an
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-05-22
TAKE NOTICE, EVERYBODY !

rB- All wants supplied BY advertising in the
JOURNAL.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-20

Mcclellan.
The dagracsd General since hi' removal "ou
h,s command, to proritiate the Demon. OF Anot'
tioaisn, he's been very cautious and very prudent
IA his conduc. and sAyines; but, with al his eau
zion. b. developed himself sufficiently the other
day a. TpsAtou to show to what side be belongs IN
The new organization Of Ncrthen parties. He saas
TO DELEGATIONS from Trenton, Newark, and New
Bxunswick:
while the army Ia fighting, you, As citizens, sec
ths, the war IL prosecuted for the preservation o.
the Union and tie CONSTITUTIONS. tor your AZ"
TToHALIfr and your HoBTs.
This passase s quite significant, and when we
consider the weii known reserve Snd prudence Z"
Mcclellan ia a strope warning 10 tee northern
p~orle that the Constitution is ia peril, ana they
are about 10 lose ,aei- rights in the attempt TO sao
,ura,c the South. The warning is quite enough TO
lose Mcclellan forever the favor of tie Linooln
o,yrromen, II IL {. clear imputstion upon that
immaculate concern that viii not be forgotten
soar Usd Nc clellsn the holiness and enterprise
Of truly gree, eoulmsnder he need not have sub
,ri,.ei to The sishoccr visited upon lisn WIN me
popularity lie c yes IL the army, and the Eavor
~,sl sisi- ~ was Regarded ey the Northern peo'
pie lie eoiid Dsve resisted tie authority that ais
ggsce,. b.rl, il this lie could have eontended that
La was no. only defend ng l1mse against uniisritsc
ind sniy Ga: ihst lie yvsSress;.ng usnrpation END
tyranny ass NEST odous which hsd trodden IN The
dus. tie Constitution and deprived tie people Of
their rights Eis still suls!l voice of warning IL
like moekery Of the Northern people, coming az 1t
does AFTER he IL retired and powersess, having
thrown away the means Of protecting them and
Restoring their Constitution
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neffucea Of NtpNmton

The late ran. rs Of TIE intended marches OF tae
snolny upon s,aun;oa. though withou: foundation,
surges: t1e necessity % promptly putting that I'M
po.;ant military position il profer state OF de
fence The prae .cat.ity Of making the Town.
with its natural aus an;ages FOX resistance, the oip
rsl,sr o. The mountains. tan scarcely be 9onotea.
!, can be easily defended b. artillery alone. sad no
time por pains should os spared fer thus paiPese -
I, Ia so important 10 the State both from itS ioesii
tv and lis colalSs-d OF ioajiI public works. that
usprstaetion should be 81 otjea; o: the earliest
consideration Moreover. tee psople OF that per
Jon OF IL valley have mads themselves dear to
tie whole CoateteEacy b. sheir contribution 10 lis
sx.ales Q. tie Renowned StoAenal sIiSAGe, vAO
have U3aGe tae.r OWL MINES and TIE 2anie OK their
country immortal That glorious and OF lie moua
tains famous IL H=So.Gt n..y history, and which
in the pressus pissed he brightest deeds
OF its kevoiut.oasry aI.4zs, sh ueser TO BE- pro
tsned BIZ :he !oo. o. q cunqisrins fee.
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nis HOLD AT AUCTION THlD DAY-The 80.
ciAl attention Of the public h respectfully ealed
to the sals Of the following valuable Real hsess'
20 come OF at suction TODAY, vis:
A. IL o'clock r., 70 that truly valuable Lot aa the
corner Of 9Th and Franklin strestA adjoining the
rsstience Of DR. Jas Beaie, fronting about % feet
running back 100 feet to 2Ofoot alley. This VIII
be divided II desired into four Lots Of u ret sacn
on 9th street This 10 Justly regarded - the most
valuable Lot now on tbs market
At o'clock p. NJ, TO Mr. Thomas L. Courtney!
large Brick Dwelling, on the corner Of Leigh and
st. Peter streets.
south aide of Clay street. adjoining the Residence
of Dabney M Miller, Esq n ontiDg 60 feet running
back $50 feet to wide alley. For further particu
lars see auction head.
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VERY VALUABLE AND HIGHLY ArrRAC
I h. nAl

NERY VALUABLE AND HIGHLY ArrRAC.
TIVE Lot at the corner OF 9Th and Franklin
Streets, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-Atths reouss.
of Mrs Martha Stanard We shall SILL At public an.
vember 1862 at IL O'Clock H., that truly valusbls
Lot located a. above, adjoining the residence Of
DR.. James Beale. The lot has front on the wen
line Of 9th street Of 80 feet and runs back on Ia
north line Of Franklin street LEO feet, to alley
common 20 feet wide. This u, without doubt, one
Amongst the most valuable Lots In this city beins
In the heart Of the city, In front Of the Capitol
Square, and admirably located for stores or Aas
dwellings,. II desired 1t viii be divided into thrss
Lots Of about 30 feet EACH fronting on 9th stree,
TRRMs.-One.6fthc cash balance at l, 2 4 and 1
years. for bonds bearing interest," the same payable
half yearly, secured BY trust deed; or al eash u
the option Of the purchasers.
no17 GODDIN L APPERsON, Austs
NRRY VALUABLE AND BEAUTIFULLY
Y situated LOT, on the South side Of Clay,
between Adams street and Brook Avenue. FOR
SALE AT AUCTION.-Will be sold at auction, on
the premises, ON THURSDAY, the Goth Of Noyen.
Der, 1862 at At O'Clock P. Il. that truly valuable
LOT located a. above, adjoining the residence Of
Mr.. Dabney M. Miller fronting 60 feet, and run.
ming back $50 feet to q wide alley.
TERAs.-One.;hird cash; balance at and u
months, for negotiable notes, with interest added
and secured by trust deed or all cash, ct the op.
no is GODDIN 4 APPERsoN, Aue..
II ARGE BRICK DWELLING ON THl SOUTH
i side OF Leigh street, and Kass Il ST. Peter st,
for sale AT AUCTION.-Wiu b. sold at auction.
On tho premises on THURSDAY. the S0th Novsm.
Der, 1862, at O'Clock p. n. the large brick and
succeed Tenement located a. above, now In the
occupancy Of Hr Thomas L. Courtney The lot
has trout Of 90 feet and depth of about go feet
The dwelling has seven rooms, besides kitchen, d
In good order and supplied with gas
TKRH4.-One-third cash; balance ct 8 and Il
months for negotiable notes, interest addsd, ~
cured BY trust deed
mol G0DDM 4 APPlRSON, Ansta
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Standing ny

when McG elan s.,Us nClaild OF tie army OF ths
Potomac h addressed his aIa inea. saying: Y OF
stan. by HE, snd Ii. sand uy you" On his ate
departure ffom them be sad: Stand by Burnside
ss you have STOOD by me, aud all will DC we'll -
We think So too. We trust they Will stsud By
Burnsids precisely ss they have stood by Acoiss
Ian if they d. sill will be well But 10 stsnd by
Burnside, judgn by the rap diy OF bis digit from
Fredericksburg viii be easy task. Possessed
with the ides thai Stonewali Jackson was in his
rear, be travelled with Velocity tia: PIT al Me
Cleilans changes of base 10 shame, and made 1t
impossible f5r the tieeest Yankee il tbs army OF
the gsppaaan mock 10 CONS within sight o. lis
coat.tsil The closing address Of Mcclellan to lis
troops must i.sye bsan ifonicsi. He meant 10 ssy,
no doubt, IF you run IS yell with Burnside "a
you have with me, We shall hive speedy peace,
and ali vii! be we'll