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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-04-26


nesdny morning last and the evidence presented
by The pools Of water with their CONCEALED
surfaces very naturally lead to the impression
that Spring was 10 advance of its proper advent
and was reversing the wheels Of the season and
throwing us back the domains Of winter
The mingled feelings which such weather pro
duces, in the presence Of bursting buds aud
blossoms is anything but agreeable or hopeful.
Those friends who have congratulated them
selves upon a timely start in the gardening
race,wl please use little modesty and put the
rein upon any conceit they may have ndulged
nt the thought ofther superior providence and
energy. Such a result will enable some OF us
to bear with compIacency the pinching OF
wintry atmosphere
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-04-26

PAGE of the Cleveland Leader and BENZ
DICT of the Herald have gone, the first to Y York
town, and the other there or somewhere else
These Clevelauders seem to be set ofloose fel
lows, going where, and when they like. There
is no reason, however, that we know Of, to doubt
their instincts, and therefore, no occasion for
uneasiuess on the part OF their readers, or appre
hension on the score of prudence and foo
hardy exposure. However their letters may be
read with unmixed pleasure.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-04-26

R. Lyle White, Esq, formerly editor of tho
Erie Constisution. has become associated with
Jas. G. Hayes in the editorial conduct of the
.MeddUilie Journal. Friend White is facile
fearless facinating and forcible writer,and vigor
freshness and piquancy are the characters.
tics any Journal that is happy enough to secure
his editorial paternity. Don't fail to send us
your Journal. Bro. White, instanter.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-04-26

nl day and they made desperate effort
TO take Us at night but were repulsed On
monday we drove them OF aud suppose
they are now In Corinth The loss on both
sides is terrible Our killed and wounded
must be six or eight thousand Theirs
must be greater still They fought like IT,.
gers There are over a thousand on this
boat, wounded. ! write this by the Cap
tains's bedside. lie is doing we'll. am
still in lighting order Yours.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-04-26

HATs, Cars FURs &c We refer with pleas.
ure to the advertisement, under the proper head
of @. A. AVERY Esq. This gentleman VIII Sc
residence is in Painesvile, is known to many OF
our citizens for his geniality and gentIemany
bearing qualities which he carries into the ex.
tensive jobbing business he has succeeded to in
Cleveland. The extent of his stock, the expert
ence and care which be throws into its selection
with bis liberty and high tone mercantile honor
point to his establishment. as we'll worthy the
patronage of our local dealers, and they will
consult their own interests by giving him a call
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-04-26

SOME thirty young men presented themselves
Tor examination at Warren, as candidates for
the Naval Academy. The examination result
ed in the recommendation of George Brown,son
ofGeorge Brown, late of this village
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"Claro BeiL' Ballad Charge Bdyonets.'
an Army March, "Glory Hallelujsb,"; and
COL e. b Tyler's Potriotic March" oil pub.
lished by the Music publishing house Of s..
FpAryARD. Cleveland.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-04-26

THE Jews in Erie have organized a society,
procured a Rabbi and Synagogue for their-at
this time--peculiar worship. Bro. Wolf, the
other doy, presented us with sample Of the
unleavened bread used in their public service
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-04-26

MILLINERY Our friend Wright has just re
turned from New York, with new Spring
Stock, among which may be found some very
gems of beauty and exquisite taste. All that
lac-a-dOsy about natural flowers is pretty much
dore up by some of bis Specimens Of the Arti
Zeal. Just look in at his window.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-04-26

DEATH OF WIN. CAsE.-CIeveland has suffer
ed a loss in the death on last Saturday eve.
ming, of one of its most wealthy and public
spirited citizens-WM. CASE whose connection
with the Lake Shore Road. brought him before
the public. He is removed from bis usefulness
at the early age of a.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-04-26

THE CONTINENTAL MoNruLY for May, we have
already received, with table OF contents Of
more than ordinary richness. II is among the
very chiefest and choicest monihles Of the land.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-04-26

MAJ. A. s. HALL, Of the Oath Ohio, the
Sentinel learns was wounded by cannon shot
which took of the right arm below the elbow,
and carried away the eftshoulder. His recov-
cry was at first thought impossible.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-04-26

MAPLE SUGAR.-D. NJ. Strong, presented us
last week with sample of sugar III the grain,
which was as light cOlored and as handsomely
grained as the best New Orleans.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-04-26
Ashtabula Marble Works.
DAINTs OILS kc aoo u, -

PAINTs. OILS, 6c-soo cal T,Ds..d
II oil-.ioo Gallons spp1r, on 100 rsrl.r3 s, ~
90 gallons Lard ono0 gallons Luaef oil-eo esilce. ~,
ulloo enoue Spirits gaTooa Bsrsinr Fsid
20 gallons Alcohol, 90 per cent. --'
5000 n White Lead 10 0il2oOo iba Mfnere rsnteoo n
yellow ochr60o lbs Jet Red8o0 iea Putty In nindderr-
90 lbs Furniture Varnishl0 s Cbaeh varnsah60 ~ "a
pan Varnish--26 sbs Demsr vsrnish =
Also, Chrom afeen. nErp epeen Henpcen 0reeD Chrome
Yellow Red Lead Black Lead Lithr lg Indian Red Chimes
vermfion, Ivory Black Whiting snd large sqrqrnent q
Artists coora for saie BY GEO. wfDLARD.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-04-26

TnE Cleveland Congregational Conference
held its semannual meeting at East Cleveland
last week opening sermon by Rev. NJ W.
Fairfield, of Oberlin.
M. F. P. Ingersoll, lately in the practice Of
law at Cleveland, and s. ]. Buck, of the Oberliu
Senior Theological Class, we're examined and
licensed to preach.
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Butter Wanted {!
Ashtabula County Musical Assn.

THE Animal Spring Session Of this So.
i elety will be held In NEW LYME. commencing on
Tursday .4pril 29h and ,ciH continue days.
This eson will be under the direction Of L. B. Luce assist
ed a the Piano, BY Miss \. e Barrett.
The books used viii he the Anthem Edition Of the Jubilee,
the Oriental and the New York Glpe and Chorus Book.
Session fee for members-Twenty Ave cents
All who attend requested procure many copies
of the above named books they conveniently that there
ma, b. want OF books.
With the Increased interest OF late In the pleasing art
that this may be ofour most successful efforts
By order of c. A, BENTLY, Prest.
VIM. II. HARDER, Seety. 4toAl',
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-04-26
From, the Sentinel

THE Time Table for the Lake Shore Road
will be changed on the 9th of May.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-04-26

CAPT. Burrows has reached home at Geneva
wounded by ball in the lower part of the right
arm.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-04-26

Card.Hnsirg teou compelled ty m health 10 retire
from the practice q Dsnst hare transferred my nee and
mora and long experience IN the Dental Proession AZ
such do eheefuy recommend them 70 mp fosr patrons
and community generally. Those who have tepofrg eet
OF teeth Of nc and expect permanent Ones may ry being
az veil served By Drs White Robintop, b. myself
Ashtabuln, Jan. /, ise2. A Bi1kETT
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Ashtabula Union School.

Ashtabu1a Union School,
George w. Waite, A. B. Superintendent
GEo W. WAITE Principal of High School
MisssARAH NJ soHoOSMAKER, Assistant in High School
Miss SHAFER, Grammar Schoo,
Miss s. D. koERsoLI, Assistant in Gram School.
Miss SUSAN SAMPSON Primary
Miss SUSAN M WILDER. Assistant In Primary
The School is Free 10 all parsons suitable age reading
within the village limits and the "Dstc attached thereto
for School pu1poses."
Forty weeks constitute year. Terms for pupils from abroad
will be
F.: f: fisPTss RI%R School is$$ is$S
Tuition payab lie 10 advance
All applications for admission to be made 10 The superip
tendant.
'rhe Spring Term commences Monday April IAN
1862, and the Winter Term January 5th 1869.
II Is highly desirable that all pupils should begin al the oDeD
ing Of terms No pupils out OF the village will received for
aless period than term and deductions for absence %
oept 10 OF sickness O removal.
H. FAssErr. PyesL \
A. y. HUBBARD SseV
H. T. MORRISON, Treas. n....
O. @. CULLKT, board OF kducafions
L. HALL
STETn1S HAIL.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-04-26

See advertisement OfwArsoss NEURALGIA KING in anO-
lher column.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-04-26

Wheeler 81 Co.'S Water Drawer is by
GEORGE Q. HUBBARD.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-04-26

DR. M. KINGSLEY, Homeopatbist, Ashta-
hula o. Having had several wears eIperience he feels
himself competent to give satsaetion who may favor
him with call Residence North aidge, next door to
L.. D. Gates keterences-Homeopathie Medical Faculty
Cleveland; Drs Geo. a. Noble, Dundee N. Y; o. E. Noble
Penn Yam. N. Y; n B. Dale. FOND dn Lac. Wis. hai
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DIED.

In Ausnburg, Monday 81 Of Diptheria ELLEN FRANoEs
aged years and months, and Api l6 EMMA PHEBE aged
year and months Children Of j. II. and Phebe Bssell
At Union Hotel Hospital, March 26th CAssIUs d. MEp-
PAuGH, Of the SD regt Pa Volunteers in the 18th year
his age. -
10 Plymouth the 10TH of SCARLET fever FAED. WHlFING
aged years aad mos. only son Of Levi Allen.
In Jefferson, Al l l4h Of scarlet fever Lews A. son Of
Rev H. B. Hall, aged years and IL months
In Dorset April 10TH Of diptheria WILLIE ASHLEY eldest
500 OF Wnl and Elizabeth g. Chamberlain, aged years
IN north Denmark April TO- LAURA G. infant daughter Of
- ana O. u Anderson aged year and two months
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-04-26

~'~-'
Every Family should use speer's Sam.
buel Wine -Ce ehrated for its medicinal and beneficial
qualities as genuine Simulsut Tonic Diuretie ard Sudo
rnc highly esteemed by eminent and the
nrtt families OF Erunpe and AIneIica.
AS Dlureekc IL impAr = healthy sctiou TO the
Glands and Kidneys and Urinary Organs very beneficial
llropay Cont; Eruptions, and khs ,snate affections
As Sudoridc 1t opens the pores and expea al I'm
purtes BY nsenstoe persriaon thereby driving of Rrup
ons and cleansing the face giving and Sgor h
whole system and BLOOMING SOFT, and HRALTaY eoudi
tion TO the skin and Complexion.
Speer'S Wine is not mixture or manufactured a r.
ueie but pure from the Ice Of the Portugal Saueu,
grape cultivated In the u g. and recommended by Chepha
and Physicians ss possess medicinal properties superior
10 any other mes In use and eEeslent article for ali
weak and debltated PersonE and the aged and inh -
Lantes tne, beeause Il win ntoxicate as other
vines a. It contains no mixture Of spirits other LIQUORS
ana admired for Its rich peculiar favor putritve
properties imparting healthy tone the digestive orNns
and blooming. soft, and healthy skin and eonpexIon
We refer to few well known gentlemen and physoiAns
who have tried the Wine - -
Cen Winfield Scott u s. A. DR.. Wilson. llth st.. NY
Gov Morgan, N. State, DE-. Doughter Newark, N j,
pIs Darcy and Nichollt Dr., Ward Newark N. J,
Newark, N J. Dr. Parish Phladepha Pa
DR.. Parker. N. Y. City, IrJR Clinton nj " citv
And many others too numerous IN publish,
None genuine unless the signature Of ALEREp sPKRR
PGssaic j. Ia over the cork of each bottle Make one
trial nf this vine A SPEER ProprIetor
Vineyprd at Passsic, N. ], Office No 2Os Broadway
New York. Sold by Druggists generally.
For aae BY g. WILLARD and W. F. COPELAND uRgists
AshtabniA 6S0y
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speciality and the ht has attended them n reach
ing the appreciation of the Farmers Of this vicinity during
year and has Tasdence warrants them In asking for
more buiness recognition by those who hold the pow
as well others Of other kinds Of Foundry Work
They making both
Curtis and Titus Iron Beam Pows Nos. 3. 4 L.
Their Pows are 6nhed up with much care and furnished
with Sweeds Iron Golfers laid with e and thoroughly
ground and sharpened Shares also finished
the stone.
Sugar Kettles Mil and Plow GasngS Hollow Ware, and
ali other descIions Of foundry gotten up ord In
the most woIknianlke manner Call and ree
March 1862. 63S M-H.&P. J. RICE.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-04-26

Music, French aud English Composition:
Miss MoRroS, graduate Of the Literary, and Musical
Departrents Of Mrs wiards Seminary, Troy ~ " win
rive lessons the Piano and Meodeon also in French and
Fnqllsh Composition. 3t6i3".
ksbtshuIa Anil
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-04-26

The 9th Cavalry, we leVrn has beeu ordered
TO Wheeling, Gen. Fremont's department
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OATS. BEANS AND CORN in the
~ ear for CASH for sals - MORRISONS


~ ear for Casl, for sala MORRISON'S
| IST Of Letters Reminding in the Post
IL Office, AshtabulA, Ohio, April IT, 1862:
Ames hlsp II Kile Leonard
Am9sN Leach Knowton Mrs
Bunnell Miss Lydia Kellogg Lockwood
Baker Mrs Carrie c IIyer lea
Bannister L @ Aforrfs Thomsa
Bentley Nathan Mahews A @
Ehsse IL 3-Phillipa Charles
Coffin Isaac II Phlila A
Culver (J,wecr) Potter G
Camp Mrs Pattern Thomas
Quincy John jr 2-RuStell William
Caldes Alexander Rasey Charles
Care Vim Parker Rous Calvin
Esty Avery Reed Miss Harriet
ESteIl hiss Mary ScaTsdale f
King s
Engle Miss Marinda srooner Mrs Mary
Evans apt q skinner Calt.Jnln
Eagley Miss J Soutlvard Mira Laura
Francis David Smith Miss Ellen
Foster Joel Shepard Mrs Betsey
Foster u L Schmith Jneob Burar
Foote Miss LouLA Thnyer J T
Ford Hattie Tucker Mrs Elizabeth
Gellett l. Turner John
Green Emily Woodruff William
Glass Sahrina Wisms Mrs Olive H
Guthrie James Wright Mts Martha
HeRdy Vim Wyman E
II otc kiss Miss Amelia Wright Mira N r
Hal Wright W
johnson Miss Malvina Whiting y
Johnson Horace Wright II
Kellogg Mrs Sally Wright h Wv
Knox Mrs Emerett Wasson William
PERSONS calling Tor the above, will please
II. HARRIS, p. N.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-04-26

Wheeler q wilson Machine.
New improvements, at Reduced Prices
TNHE Wheeler & Wilson Manufacturing
Company having gained all their suits at law with in
fngng manufacturers Of Sewing Machines propose that the
public sha be benefited thereby and have accordingly re-
duced the prices Of their Sewing Machines After this date
they will be sold at rates that will pay fair profit on the
cost OF manufacture capital invested and expense making
sales such prices will enable them to make first class
machines and heretofore guarantee them every parc
ulaT.
PRICES
No. MEDIUM, with Glass Foot and Hemmer S65 90
BLACK umProved) with Glass Foot a Hemmsr IS 90
3-Blaek, (Conm0n) with old HemmeF as 90
4-Large Machine on Plain Table, with HemIner rs 90
6-Cylinder Machine plain table, with Hemmer IS 90
uoSen! 10
Emery Wheels each, ..,,,..,..,....,.,, 25
mhrhing Ouages, each, ,............ 2 90
OoIuefe ea1h . 3 90
Binders, (new and improved,) each ........... 90
,.,..,.,. ~. ,oso James Reed, Agent.
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DR.. s. q. CLARK,
Having had seventeen experience in the practice Of
medicine during which time he has thounds OF pa.
ents in all forms Of acute and chronic diseases with unpar
aeed success of which Of your friends neighbors
can testify and prepared to give relief to all who may ap
ply Particular attention will be given to the Of CoN-
SUMPTION and all diseases Of the lungs and chest Dyspepsia
Nervous Diseases Female arrangements Of every character
will be treated With success.
Also will old and all suptive diseases OF what.
character they may be He makes universal
BOoHcGi remedies No calomel other deeteous drugs
used.
Persons at distance desiring advise and Medicine will send
general description Of the appearance of the urine With
correct statement Of the origin Of the disease and
general history Of the symptoms with name, age &c
All communications must be directed to
81 s. C. CLARK, ND.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-04-26

Instruction in Music.-PROF. 7. H. HOPKINS
whose long experience and Teacher and Per-
former qualities him for the work. holds himself
for giving instruction upon the
Organ, PianOforte, Violin or Guitar,
at his residence In Ashtabua from Friday EpsHiRR until
Monday Noon and from Tuesday EUeAiRg until ThuTsdaV
EOOH In eoLneeton with the Union School Conneau Mr
H. will be found at the Blake House n that place. the
madeT OF the term. Sheet Music and Books when
desired. His terms reasonable.
Instruments for In instruction furnished at AshtabuA
and COnnsAut.
Instruction in Vocal Music viii given for one or more
voices. Ashtabula, Dec 20, 1861.
Matthews Chocolate Worm Drops =
Never fail to destroy and exterminate all kinds Of intestinal
Worms Are perfectly reliable all cases. and far superior
toAny and all oft Fancy Worm CONNECTIONS and
Vemiuges In use They may be taken times with per-
feet safety as they contain No Mercury other dseerous
drug Mothers should always purchase them and give their
children no other No caharc whatever to bo
given Each box contains "a Drops Lozenge Price 25
For Sale BY all Druggists and Dealers ln Medicines
s,o Al MATHEWS, Gen Agent Buffalo,
"io and Fort Erie, @. W.
FOR RERT.-over our store nice large and very
pleasant mont room with closet.
HERRIcK 4 BRO.
Rafr's Gaide to Executors and Administrator or
sale at this Office. "
this Office. ~ ''
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DR. S. G.. CLARK, German Reform.
IL cd Uripothic Physician and Surgeon formerly Of the
hm Of Clark Glbson) be consulted at the following
times and places;
wiz be at his ohce No az Garden street, Cleveland Chic
the last week Of each and every month.
Conneaut, fremont House,. May eth
Ashtabula, Fisk House, do 7th
Geneva, Union House. co 9Th
Centerville, Wheeler House,. 80. do 9th
Painesville, Cowles House.. do 10th
Charge for medicine for month, from $lO0 $780,
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REMOKAL--The 0fhr Of ahe Magnet
~ e Telegraph = Remored 0po,is fhe Ashatla Hama.
a the DmR Store q W. Copeland With whom ht1. sde
- snPseamsnt shall b happy 70 administer "a s uanI1
SAnarsy ~ Ise1 - - t,o
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DR.. Watson's Diptheria Cure.

DIR. Watson's Diptheria Cure.
nIPTHERIA-a disease that has fur
~ al times exhibited lie felI fatality m varoas raFts
Of the world and AZ other times Teceded A. Ia "a - ot
ferRoteD has Tor The a fe~ years made
IN oar country a. 70 oil the mines Of people With alarm
scores o people In single nsighborhood taking fhs phy.
eans wi.hoot proper p1epaatoo and M time badlDg dee,
A REMEDY
Tae rss FaE sceuReK Aso Eoh AL NFLAMAtoRx THROAT
has been rrodoeed result Of Lhs upssmitBg
sinoy Ano Ahoafoen ehed n lAs ScsHcs q 4adae com
roenaea on aaenline principles and having unisens the
geeaf Q Haf fask We oha4 Il 10 public % lia oun
nsFts-hs e such shah Be iound b have On trial Il
will b found FIR sale By
az ne LsadiaR D,pegisfs snd Slep Ksepprs
u he URifad States,
In whose hande will ound Cilculae rvine mora
PARTICULAR hnoEy nf ne disease Va natare and ems y arsu
- enie; also DIeetons as 70 the Il ~ tsis1i
An orders should be addressed to-
eso a. HEApRl pInggiit Ashtabula o. y.
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A good second hand Piano 10 rem,
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Al kinds ofPoduce received In payment Wood Hay and
Grain wanted the present time. GEO, HALL.
Ashtabula December 2, 1851. 0ai
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| Instruction in Music.-PROF 7. II. HOPKINS
whose long experience and Teacher and Per-
former qualities him for the work. holds himself readiness
] for giving instruction unon the
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-04-26

Perrons taking instruments around pretendiug sei
cheap &C. generally have unreliable grade Of
Persons about purchasing should always write Mr. HAIL.
see him before doing 80,
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-05-23
River News.

There are indications of a slight rise in
the river at this point, which, if it should
be sudden, would cause the hasty removal
of large amount of freight, tobacco, cot
ton, &c, which even now lies close to the
waters edge.
Early yesterday morning the new batter
ing ram, Monarch, made its appearance be-
fore our city, attracting much interest on
the part of the citizens, who lined the
shore.
The Charley Bowen came ir, crowded
with passengers, early yesterday morning.
She lett again in the afternoon with fair
trip.
The invincible little Storm arrived from
Green river on Wednesday night, and left
last evening.
The j. W. Cheesemau, from Pittsburg
Landing, arrived here at o'clock yesterday
morning.
The elegant and fast passenger steamer
B. j. Adams, Capt. Rchey, arrived at four
O'Clock from Louisville, en- route to Pitts
burg Landing She took from this place
large number of assengers-soldiers re-
turning to their regiments, citizsns, suffers,
and newspaper correspondents.
The Calliope Grey Eagle came down
yesterday afternoon from Louisville with
fine trip. All who travel on the Little
Grey eagle speak in her praise.
The magnificent B. J. Adams, with her
large hearted Capt. Richev and that Prince
of good fellows, Fd. Ford, in the Office, and
with her decks teeming with passengers,
came down last evening en- route for Pitts
burg Landing. The Adams had good
trip.
The Woodford is the only packet for
Cairo to-day. She is admirably appointed
fast on the wave, and is commanded by ac
complished officers.
The Storm, Capt Drink water, left for
Green river yesterday evening.
The steamer Tom Scott has commenced
running as regular packet between Evans
vile and Tennessee river. She leaves to-
day for Pittsbufg Landing, under command
of Capt Mackay, who will look carefully
after the interests of his friends and patrons
She viii make regular weekly trips hereafter
John B. Hall will commence receiving
freight for her this morning. She will
leave to-day immediately after the arrival
of the 5 o'clock train.
The Hazel Dell for Nashville, passe d
down yesterday.
The Tom Scott will leave for Pittsburg
Landing to-day.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-05-23

New FIRE ARM "A number of gentle
man were yesterday invited by Mr.. Davis,
special artist for Harper's Weekly, to try a
new 6re-arm, which he carries with him to
Corinth. 1t is the Ballard Rife, and is the
cosiest little affair of shooting iron we
ever saw. While it is very light and very
handsome, it throws ball with great ac-
curacy to The distance of half a mile
Messrs. Merwin Bray, of New York, are
the manufacturers. 1t was amusing to see
the contempt with which some used to the
cumbrous backw rife, viewed this
light, but destructive weapon, and the as
Punishment manifested upon witnessing its
great range and accuracy.
1t can be loaded aud fred ten times in
minute. Some capital shots were made;
modesty forbids us mentioning who made
the best.