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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-31
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Tie sob i'ube begs leave 60 cal the asn ion ofhl CT
ouors ard the pubcto new tad1 81 pcesor schUGppa
I'D hi. bsttlec Wines AID liqrors
UDcil'ro WoIr4. No % Bosves,L
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-31

Young men can learn their true pursuit, and
pssns how train hs cdrea be- useful aud hsppy by
. ftrsrs,ogesl Examir.loas ssnief wis., sod aarv.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-31

LAST Day bat one Of PAUyRErrg or Undel
~, Snow a. BIHHCifa NgtfrM Nhso, rotwlfktlsnd,u IL
greet popularity, mu.t gv. Paco - ether dnmata fov
ruts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-31

IitIrARS. The 81 Segat1slsl Regiment. 20!
MoAu.ur de,ynas.l the ifth hsv.ioh state feHn'
f-e-s l. caup az f1st New loTA Wedas'das az -
~ ttuis auatels Al hs pst Barracks, New VA "ns.o
couso idaon Il. be Effected with pas .. ie. ~su. n
Columbia Ceutsy ~ A. lls state aud resinsutA eeuif
viii be pid .ts Saturday neit ITO oav ~ -
ya r. ns.nt renal Ina & tie s2u NeleA sncs
Ia. ALL LIN. "a AF,luni la klgtbush
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-31

SERtov. AcCtpfNr ~ 1oBAcc0 IA, QA'.-.
fes'' day al,Troon, Chsres o'drnoor co pl'yeim
NandeyOCs tobacco fastory, susuit istet hss oss -
his torn or 10 the usshrtry he c9sycye< 20 lie
Long Istrl College Hos pits by OEceg Mlay 81 LIE sc'
fnlrI Precinct
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-31

LAUscH oF STEAMSHIP. --Yesierdsy Il. q
o'clock a steamship was launched from the yard OF
j. SimonSon, near tao foot Of Tenth street, Eat
River. at Green Point. Sho iss splendid sido.wheel
vessel Of sbout 5000 tuns burden. Her length is
80 feot, breadth 30 feet, depth 81 feet. Precisely
at The time adysstISSd, vi, graceful and sy~m.igea
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-31

craft glided from tho ways iuto tho river. auid the
cheers of a largo number Of spectators, her deck
tbronged 9Th Ladies and gentlemen, her tasteful
b .nners and streamors waving in the wind. BE
sailed nearly half way soross the river displaying
those perfect lines Of grace and beauty which never
fail to excite admiration. In abort time she will
be ready for sea. She was built for Commodore
Vanderbilt Of this city, and is to be called The
Union.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-31

Int PrrIR fuSE5 hsD THE Poticr.-The Peter
falll Of Park row and Broadway, having obtained
al injunction preventing tho police officers from In
tonerng with their business, Officer Welles has
been detailed 10 Courlsndt sud Greenwich streets,
where suudry Fuuks have set up chops.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-31

-" Just ere tie ffosi
Prepares 70 pave old Winters way,
Whsn Autumn in a reveTio lost
TIE mellow Daylight dreams svsy.
When SUMMER comes 10 musiDg mind
To gsls once more en- bin and dell;
To msrk how many shesvss they bud
And see II all are ripened vel.-'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-31

BsooEt,s CRY CouRr CarrSDAR, {
Tos 50, -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-31

PoLIcI FREDERICKSBURG. Iledden Of tho Six
teensh pfecinet, Sergt. Greer Of the Iwenty-dr
Preeisei and Dr-sergt. Copeland, were yestsrlay
psomo ed " CsPtapcss BY The Police Counissi ,ners
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-31

A Coon Now IN THE RIoHT .DIRrcTros.-ft Is
understood that the enrolment in this city and State
is TO be corrected by the pOl-lis's la this city aud
Brooklyn especially the arrangement will be pro-
ductiye Of great coed. There is undoubtedly large
foreign vote, part Of which is Illegal and persons
Who have claimed. expect hereafter to claim eA'
emption on tho gound of being aliens will thus DO
detected.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-31

Mr.. John ". Mcclure Of this city has been made
As,islani QuArte'nss,er in tie army, with Tie rank
Of CAPTAIN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-17
RICHMOND. "a. MORNING, FEBRUARY

personaengsgsd in supporting r. lion, who, bei
Inhabitants OF the State shall refuse take oath
OF fidelity TO the same chs be denied the right
Ia courts.
Toe banks in this section OF the State have sustained
themselves admirably contderng the difficulties upder
which they have labored. Though the Law suLhorz Dg
tue suspension oi specie payments Is still in force they
are furnishing rchange and specie funds for their sus-
at moderate Taes; aud gradually approso hing the
pece standard for the eifouItion. Safed that they
pIndenty managed for the interests, both Of TIC
public and their stockholders additional egla-
iaton II, III *, necessary at this period, respecting
them.
desire however, to call your especial attention to
the branch OF the Exchange Bank Of Virginia. at Wes
ton. II should, think be made an independent bank,
thus seyerng the connection between IL aud the parent
bank aud other branches. The parent bank is located
at Norfolk H. well the other branches east of the
Allegheny mountains, has made largo advances 70 the
Confederate States and 10 the Secession Ssas Govern
mths - Richsaond- They lave exchanged their owD
ssues to large amount for the ConfedeI ate, Treasury
nOte, which already stated nov thirty per cent
discount at Richmond, aud ntrnsically valueless
The Sata owns a large amount OF the capital OF the
branch Westou and the people OF Lewis county the bal
lance sm informed that the baLci is itself iu very
good condition. and there Is why the interest
of the State ard Of the stockholders In Lewis county
should be sacrificed by continuing its connection with
the institution east ol the mountains.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-17
RICHMOND WING.
rHE BOGUS GOVERNOR og NORTH CAROLINA

TIE BOGUS GOVERNOR oE NORTH CAROLINA
10 The Eitor Of ue Whis: "
Much haa been said about the Bogus Governor OF
North Carolina. We have often heard the epqairy
"wbo ia Marble Nash TaylorS We propose TO give a
brief sketch Of this Cebeisd parsonage de ia another Of
Virginas traitors Marble Nash Taylor Is the OF Ei
mud Ia yorhis father low drunken, worthless
Marble Nash Taylor waiborn in Bedford County, Virgin
is in 1918 When quite Young he Was bound to Il man
in the nshborhood OF E,as Church, in Bedford Cogn
ty. Ha father removed to Erankin County, and some
time afterward Marble Nash away from the man to
whom he was bound and went TO the County Of Frank
n where he hired himself 10 Messrs Thaekstons for the
sum OF forty dollars per year. RAving thus acquired
little ready asOny. he vent loa neighborhood school
Knaslss M law er;e add s fathers worthlessness his
nsigbbors somewhat surprised aud felt little in
ened to praise him for his industry and his desire to be-
come respectable.
Having ,pent short time a. school, he commenced
teaching After teaching short time he obtained local
,eBce TO preach but refused sdmittance into the
Virginia Methodist Conference. He afterwards In No
vember ls47 made application 10 the North Carolina
Conferences at DIavile Va, aud received into the
Conference on probation. He always assigned BY
the Conference to unmporiant mssions 10 t'e fall Of
$780, be was assigned to the Cape Hatteras mission
where he WAS found by the Lucolnes when they toek
possession Of that place. AMI proclaimed him Governor
of North Carolina.
TLis, Mr. Editor is he brief career Of Marble Nash
Taylor.
uInINn
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-17
c8-FHE GREAT ATL'rFRAgYrRIUaPa Il,
oyER 900 ooRIn sOLD IN 0sE MONTH";
SUCCESS
CAUSE AND COAT R asst.
An KssAf ON
THE ANERIoAN CRISIS,


This truly b'aa g'pi. and prot uod prOdseon q ssniss
ais Al a.snlepsed In The ii Il spse Of hir,y d.y oVsr
ave thousand OF have been sd and he Ases " h
ID, at b.. Tue ~ 81 charming southern boob ever printed
While dsssrv diy ranks smf Tie mos. pp,Ar and brilliant
pubhs ant the Press, Tor their proapt reeognoa of M a.
y,ind merit; since suEu vel for afstou,Asfn ns<s
tue.
ts-rhs following as te~ sssr. selected long ssi
ais . cenfldrrAis .sAisss =
,2arsaoa OoWder-Sscond gotiss.
Those xho pass BY will an the suthor
geyoas sni Injury ia addition 10 the grace poser
vi sbIch Mr. M.sh.ho1 hsndLs m.te he
As or aa no ima o. the ster contained In this say
and Lot By sny us.as the ies striking and vsssss s.ss u:
lslt Tor The nrst time In these P.ges
e form q reatnett author hss idcpedh couprshss
sye eoapAe' md phil ph.s bringing NE whole suhjs IN
all m aspects bearing and sne h enes before ihs nins and
ie ssvaut ys ttis admirable snt made he
manifest and the avssbls BY ts and esarnss
arO c'mmsnes and ieP. possession ofths resds sissnes
BY ,he charm Of ,nsai.ry ,sr,e and elegant .,,s ms
sttrny sIcladed.'
Riehmond Eaqaira- Second Sotic2
Mr MaeMshon remarkable psvsr conder aon has
bei HIM 10 gve the rrsul Of BIS sbn IN the eed Of history
tsg pss great .%osn. Of y,a.bl. a eaou,
he ane tn lob si.n'. Of India The y. s Bsrb.re
gathered only BY year pat r,aans con
bu;ed by the author in thls eOneepsed form lie
British phan.hrs-y. The wcf,bcp cotton he.eriss
and ines Of Great tan opened scon and
he soli , o. m,ey syoune,ns 70 oe ooseu o. ms
20 is " "a Ss S som,S sna nsDpa
= 2, '.e se ,ayey o. ,ne noan ne Poncy o. he
@ rs ,n nh % ,eone, % 2, soe :, ~ s
,eu "'s y, us ', y, w. ~ o'sson " nI,nas
ls s' % ,1rh ~ oInsae
gsS " h 'e.o :, @ u ~ Iese :. sp''n'o' W
N''''0"' "SHe1s VI H@ss'' " amp" s'e VI lisss0h'
IRON he EhdtnineT.
The philosophical design OF this work and s Inc literary r
ecuon not oay 70 the ayor OF tbs many readers
VIII doubtless secure, but promises psee IN The standard
te azure OF the South The author ueab Al The growing
out The slavery dispute win an accenes OF snayh and grace
ottye uat give Eondeei rtshnes 70 subjects which have
been hAcnsyed oy oaer writer's And has produced The whole
popular and graceful e1poou OF souhern political phioso
phy."
from ne fichAond Hhi0:
The Aunor lays his deep and arsp
and lucid history slavery exhed frou very remots ages
The prog ess and greatness OF the governments
capscy for progress and empire will strike every inteistut
reader as be ny As able In deduct, 10 remarkable In
Au ne CONVEYS 70 smAh eompa we
akes .p aren't The guf which God hs p. ED be-
cen him apd the white forever te of
two he nsgro oos sI "a tn,a, hos, al %.
,,,t ,rssent ana f,tnre
ar.a q a.. an, -, ..,1,,,..,...
a., =, 80 - ~ n"s =. s . y s.ay ~ eess
I, u ~ p ~, % - ~ - ns'' s.a ssmsenay vos
W t" "" .uHoI' mose W psne s.u sss
"p"'1oN 70 jus, SNoS1' We W. HeN we psiessie ns
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-17
Prom The Eaq ilfe II 5aturiIy.
He LATE CAPTAIN ROBERr COLES.


The remains Of this brayJ young oiictr reached this
city last night and reposes ia the Senate chamber
by the side Of those Of the gallant aud lamened WISE
Together In the front Of battle they illustrated their pa
totc devotion 10 the Confederacy by deeds Of unpsr
aeled valoTageher their mortal remains await the last
horrors Of the grave
Fruitful as this unholy war has already proved in thr
sacrifice of noble patriots none have fallen woriLy
OF remembrance than Cap,siu Robert Coles.
Although the descendant Of old and distinguished
Vrgi1iA family, the parents OF the deceased reside 1
Pennsylvania. he the Of Ex-Governor iwsfd
Coles, Of Philad phia. Although reared aud educated
at the North bis dvotion to Virginia enabled Captain
Coils TO arise above the prtudcss Of early education,
and when Virginia was iLvited, and the enemy fl st
touched our SOIL he rushed arms and raised BY great
personal eIertons, Of the finest companies Of youG
in the service and aided materially In their equip
out Of his private Cut of from bis fam
y and resources by the war he nevertheless, dedicated
his pay to the Welfare and comfort Of biz company Born
to wealth. he gave up all and submitted cheerfuly TO
every pvaon that the Of Southern independence
might triumph He endured all the rgos and hardshps
Of the loUg and dreary campaign Of the Wise Legion in
the mountains Of Virginia Ike patriot, and although
filed with vague presenlimenis that he would never
turn alive from Roanoke Island he cheerfuly repar
to lha. place. Ills last unctons to his relatives before
leaving for the Island were, that II killed, his remairs
should find final resting place in the bosom OF Frgnf,
State which be loved with an slf cion as tender Gs
that which child feels for mother. ..
~ will die, but never will be made prisoner" tc
wrote in his last letter his friends and when tho hour
Of psrl came he di;d in front Of battle fighting like
modest brave pure and noble patriot and gen man or
The lard Of his adoption.
p S-Since writing the above the friends OF Captain
Coles hsve determined carry bis remains Abenarle
-whither they went this morning
We append 10 this the folawiag order from Gen. Wise
TO Capt Parrish:
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-17
nAYIR ;. q. CARELL

ITTORNtSN AT LAW.
hsFICEs IN .1tL. coars o. DE counties o. Nesoa Ant
IA - Hs uii AHEAD say as business cntTusieit to
> ,,-.. To zivss HAreSosssP P o., NssOa Co, Va.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-17
NOTICE 1

4 WISH 10 eupoy TwESIY yIVk BLACKsMIrHs and
l TWENTY FnE WHEELNRtcHgs,t 70 WoTt Tor tLe Army Of
P,tJmAe AAhAssAs kAot. l6e wages psid Tor
good ~ofAiarl hPRkD BANh0UR
Ohlet QasTlernAstr POt1mAe District.
CgsTEsSuIE Jan. ls6a. AlO-solm
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-17

= n BHLs. 4 As.C8HOL
~ * bLi4 Hsch OIL
ID DO has.
IL kJsiu 90
~ 10 spts. TuTpentlne
" 10 White Grease
Is kgs cup. Caib soIs
u bbll Copper.s
lOo doE Medicinal sssady
lu0 bxs s. BY 10 sad 10 W 70 Gisn
oVJ lbs spAiks waiting
LOO " NE .ng Tobacco
" sLyaeAburR Smoking Tobacco
10 Saske,s owe Oh
7or sale BY DoYG co.
dsn Wholesale Dtuggista
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-17

tlFssiseaent 70 be conaideed oy We uaoath OF year
- sl 90 sc Nanusea, 5r frsVioaay agreed aPon De
F- ls-a, agt NSrksi On the scPy Ter AsPe0aed aua-
i,-s ~1 be eoasinEst anti crdsrtt saI Aed PAJaeni
- EzTszElEra-fo avoid any misunderstanding
Aanuz AtverttsrFs I; s proper % state dtielsI
.ls Jaly extends % hstr laraetiAts eu1neas. Zeal
- ssi au osher Advertisements seat BY ner 70 Be an
= =. !. are. and nc VsriAticn-
sft.s sli acne-al Agen5 Advertisements aot 70 De
s v- 5ut 70 Be charged Al the usaal rates, subject
~. ~ ~ shsn Be sErecd upon
-.rs al yearly aiyerts,sri ysnssaly, engaging one
= -.. uth tnc privilege o. change, shall not 90 teif
y 49, In -1y sas Week insert more thA1 The sn~ueA
~ - = one gyantrg ruie Indrr NE contrast ana Al 7Aeec
=. ,--gli % be ehNrga9 ~ the usaAl raiss- -,
-,--.s as zstel Ia ne seuiWeeSy Nhis - 10 ceni
l1-s less f1r TIE arsl insertons aai SO sens
b - .- ..,''. rdtIaasn-r, or 70 weekly, 5 eenia-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-17
LAW CARDS.

.zna-st
kERFOGT 4 WALLER,
rTyaAGAS AMI CUUNSELLORS Al Law,
DALLAS, TK1A&
tt-Pragt attention - Ccucction Ani Land Claims
l-l.lrz saaar. n Garland, AahgGst Z. H., Va; John
/, - -- Auhsaui Q. a, Va 0arand CarisAsr y aea
I L. Na,lsy Speed, DO -adss \. N. buTiora, paltAs
D,-rsn bo uhSC-dkcly
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-17

INLEG ant NEw GOODs.-T. K PRIoE A co. have
II asl ,ceye egabt Az sad Col red RTound Stella shsv
hre Rich Drosh Loug aud Spare SzU (eal nds)
eh PtAd P0plns Rich lh Popians, eh DARK hi figured
plain Velvet sni t Rosss hes hnbsolerss Black BON
zines Ba fhsuls O,oos D.Apers Tankets OtomAnt Ac
All Jf Shish Will be sold far possible At ola rssa
land THOMAS r. PRIOs 4 90.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-17
COLUMBIAN HOTEL,

" RICHMOND, vrassSii.
O W. sPlCER A CO.. Prophet rs.
O. Lick, saperintendent.
X 4. RUGHsOs aud D. TTLRR OletfG.
o W. sPIoRc,
Is25-8m NJ w. HAHRIa
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-17
REDMOND DAILY WIG.


TaENs.
,,raE 90 per 11ssoi s'ssSssly 80 Sssag % ~,
uf III s.ssa where svi1enesii q tAkea tae depori Of
~ ssi Plsi ones soniainins aons5.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-17
CANAL BRIDGs,
CURRIrucE, NORrH CARoLtsA,
E,h II 1870

To IlDIdlH Ih0Nas 4 FdTrIsh
Volunteer AID, a..
Sir You are detailed 10 go on TO Albemarle and
elsewhere at your discretion recruit and raise mon 10
fl up the company Of the brave amented Capt. Cols
lie fought molly Roanok Island, and though gone,
wish his " raised in his native county by tue mn TO
rally around, and 10 renew his company 20 svenge his
gallant death. Proclaim this Alhemire and let biz
memory be most Eonored by rally 10 the ahg of BIZ
company, at the hesd Of which he galanuy fought
and fe. Bring me be recruits as 6I men are
raise.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-17

aLeO,
RgCsSrIT PUBLIsHED
The Southern spy,-Let;cEs the Policy sad fnsuga-
aiu Of The Lnc,I War written anony nously Washington
,ni ossEhsre, by ElsaFd Pollard Of Virginia. suhor
'hlask DamOal"
COSTSkfa:
J. Letter u President LlbeoiI written at Wsikinston
!. Lett - PftfiieDt LueOlu -IiItsI II w. shington
D. IL tes u President lin oi1, xfltsn Gt WIshinron
Letter 10 Pres J-tt WRIT GJvenmsnt,
O. Letter ~ the tdiiJf of --, sIhtrb 10 hafylaud.
Letter - Secretary sswafd, sd'ten 10 Maryland
:, Letter ~ pErs,dent Lincoln. -dti-n n hAryiali.
:. LeS'r " 70, Tybs. written In Baltimore.
y L-t..s 20 GeEsI 4 Scott ~rittsn 10 Msfylaad.
To- Letter to Mr.. cs-rsu Sritten 10 hsryaai.
Price so cents.
PRksci.NCE
speech de i,rrsd by Hon. BAvsA TuJgRs Of Virginia m iAs
southern CoLyrnon held a, Nashville Tenn inn ysco
rhce y eens
Persons rel1g the price Of either Of the above ssmsi B. L.
~ have item seLt 70 AIT ., the routh ufedsr.s s
= postage
f,t trade Alosel a berAl die, unit.
Address orders to
wEsr A J0assfu.. pasushsrs and Booisslsrs
tsS-H is3 Main bfe-t hish1oli Va.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-17
rARKE PNMDENTER,
aIsTACE GIsiAON

ATTORNEY at LAW.
r. q 1CTIss IN ne C5ars Of Giles, Mercer. Monroe.
g,-.-y Ard ggl2sd Eld vi collect Gad ssail pane
Il lI -.lszs ria-sd - rs haath-
=. -. 1i. ss .r1r. H1sts, Va HI-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-17
JOHN W. GREEN,

ATTORNE EiE at LAW,
h. 52AcfLgr II aa cu-ss o. ths crY o. RiohaOnd tsa
M - u Hsufco. stoi afiG1tlr vi Be gwen 10 At ea
- f1 IN e O1cs f'r tas prsssns, Hih ~ o.
u ..s1 sruss Elsl err Main AID - Sis. isSI-tiI
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-17
! IFPIUK OV n, Il, mAUaY a 10.

BTOOKS AND BONDs
Virginia ssie sSes regsered Virginia Coupon Bonds Tea
Coupon BoBis North Carolina Coupon Bonds oonfeiA
Bonds and registered Stock for sale Al market rates
wANfED-GOd ADD silver Cola. Z. H. AAUkY 90
d-T II Charles Hotel ocls
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-17

ntHE proprietor Ufers for sale thousand twelve hun
dret Cane and Gum Land well adapted 10
he production Of Corn and Cotion land In the state o.
Mississippi This Is southern boundary Of
County beautiful Lake. three niles from the va
River, into which enps Aforng nne steamboat havi
CATION Upon IDS land deadning ave old
xhIeh saaccptbls Of skiag ene crop The Grst year
third cShb the balance l. GanuA nIislmenis
onehsR o. the VT be sen Ia negro property desired
Aadreas w. RAHpLE
his l.nding) YsEoo River care cf 1t usw Drop,
ocS0-u HlcksbuTg, Mss
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-18
RAILROAD lsECEIPTs.

JUNE He
5 harvesiers, finger bars, tongues, w trees,
8 bars, r Posts, platforms, end pieces, s
bundles, s rakes, 5 wheels, 8 castings, HoEnbrook
& Co; bxs candy, p Boyle; 10 bxs cheese, Allis
Howes; 20 kits fish, ht bbs fish, or bbIs f. h,
80 boxes Herring, H A Cook; bx goods, bx
boots, bxs hats, Archer, MackeY q Co; box
books, bxs goods, case hdw, bxs millr
Crane, Brown B Co; bgs pepper, Gilbert
Coz II bxs hdw, Chas Wells, bxs sundries,
I4Eao Kohn; IL coils rope, Al bxs cheese, Dbl
eggs, Preston Bros; bx goods, keg liquor, nj
kenger; 10 bales sheetiug, bxs goods, Keen &
Preston; 2 bxs hdw, 2 BIDS saddle trees, Ohas Bah
Geek, bxs oil cloth, bxs paper h. ngings, Jno
Hopk ms; bx mdse, 8 copy press 8, JnO Healy;
10000 shingles, VIM Hunnei; Go hf bbls fish, 45 or
bbls fsl, q kits fish, bxs preserves, d Hell
man; bxs gsods, bala do, Merritt; cases
shoes, 4 w w Morgan; 25 bxs fruifs bbls
nuts, bxs oil, L Kessler; bx drugs, LEIGH
Oarls:e1t; 234 bags rags, A Du Pont, LOUISVILLE
Ky; cases shoes, Varney d Harvey; bxs 81 IS
wares bx shoes, bdls paper J Cohn; IL cases
shoes, Read Lawrence; pkg canAass, Val Wet
re! roll leather, PTetOTious TanueIy; 90 baFrels
-four, Geo Foster Co; bag Fathers, bags rags
tub butter, hf bbs, emPty bxs, WheeIer d
Riggs; Is sacks -four, Goedecki % sacks bran,
George Musntzer,
A.E SHRADER, Agent.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-18

ATTENTION, ARMY SUTLERs.-We desire
TO call your especial attention to one of the
most valuable and saleable articles for the
use of the army-s preparation of medicines
that has stood the public test for more than
twenty years, and has become familiar in
every household. This article, PERRY
DAvIss VEGETABLES PAIN KILLER" needs
40 introduction; everybody knows it the
soldiers know it, and you have only to keep
it to sell it. No remedy is more eficacious
IN curing Diarrhea, Cramps, Dysentery,
Coughs, Colds, Slight Wounds, or Bruises,
and many other ailments incidental to a
soldiers life. 1t is light and convenient to
carry, and can be sesorted to on the march,
as well as in camp, without trouble. Being
used both internally and externally, its
value cannot be over-estimated; in fact,
the soldiers want Il and must have it, and
to keep such an article is the duty of every
sutler. It is sold at wholesale by Ed
Wilder, R. A. Robinson b Co., Wilson 4
Peter, J. s. Morris & Sons, and Raymond
& Tyler, Louisville; Hoover & Bryant, New
Albany; W. A. Bell, Paducah; ]. B.
Humphreys & Co., Cairo; Keller & White,
Preston Bros, P. Veirling, LEIGH & Carl
stedt, and S. g. Gilbert & Co., Evansville.
J. N. HARRIS & Co.
Ell Proprietors. Cincinnati.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-18

B&~ The following river paragraphs we
find in the New Albany Ledger of Saturday
last i:
The mammoth ferry boat for the Wig
gins Company, st. Louis, will, we learn, be
launched from the ship yard of Capt. Jones
Tuesday next at 3 o'clock. She is one of
the staunchest specimens of naval archi-
lecture ever turned out by our boat builders.
Her shaft at the Phoenix foundry weighs
seven tuns and half, is % feet long, with
the main Journal l6 inches in diamer. Her
cylinder is beautiful piece of workman
ship, % inches in diameter, and 6mfaa@
stroke, and her engine will be an hong
10 the boys of the Phoenix foundry, already
so celebrated for their excellence in engine
building.
The carpenters have commenced setting
up the hull of the monster gunboat at the
yard of Capt. Peter Tellon. She will be a
formidable adversary to the enemies OF
Uncle Sam when completed.
We notice that everything is ready for
laying the keel of Capt. Lamothe's- big
Missouri river steamer at the yard Of Hill
upon her vigorously until she is completed.
The steamer Empire City was sold at
Cincinnati on Wednesday last, to Captain
Jacob Hazlep, for So, 500.
We noticed the painters at work on the
Woodford yesterday. She lies ct the foot
of State street. and when her repairs are
completed will, we are informed, take q
trip to Memphis. :