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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-12-01
RIVER NEWS.

The weather, Saturday, was damp and
cloudy, with occasional slight showers of
rain.
Mr.. Sullivan, from Mt Vernon, was in
our city, Saturday, for the purpose of
chartering a boat to 60 up the Wabash
after load of corn. He succeeded in
making arrangements with the captain
of the Matte Cook, and that steamer left
in the afternoon.
The Wabash River is in splendid CON
dition, full twelve feet water in the chan
mel, and vast quantities Of freight line its
banks, awaiting transportation. So, at
least, we are informed. The prospect is
that little stern-wheel "dinkeys" will
have lively time of it this winter.
We understand that the magnificent
/ Forest Queen will soon start to build up
trade between our city and Memphis
The Forest Queen is a packet of wide
celebrity, and we doubt not viii do a
good business.
We hear rumors to the effect that our
old friends Captains Dexter and Lemcke
will astonish the natives one of these
days by suddenly appearing in their old
trade with three handsome and lively
packets. These gentlemen know the
wants of the people along the river ex-
actly, and if they conclude to run three
boats, it may be depended on the enter
prise will be ".Put through
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-12-01
TO SUBSCRIBERS AND AGENTS.

In many of the surrounding towns,
where we have duly authorized agents,
we have continued papers to subscribers
beyond the time for which they had paid
The recent uulooked-for and extraordi-
nary advance in the cost of printing pa
per eompels us to run no risks. On the
lst of December, therefore, all papers
not paid for IN Gdcdnce, will be stopped.
Persons wishing the paper continued
will please hand our agents, or forward
us, the money for which they are in ar
rears, as well as their subscription for
any specified length of time they desire
the paper to be sent
All kinds of printing materials have
advanced from % to 100 per cent, and
the rcasonableness of our present demand
must be apparent to all. We shall do our
best to weather the financial gale" but
it will require our every effort, backed by
the encouragement and material aid J"
of our friends, to prevent our losses from
becoming so serious, that we will be
compelled, in justice to ourselves, to
raise the price of subscription.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-12-01

Ray The Atlantic Monthly, brimfull
Of the choicest and most interesting lite
nature, has been received from the pub
fishers. The December number is I'M
usually interesting. Every family ought
to be supplied with the Atlantic, as it is
the embodiment of the choicest thoughts
of many of our best American minds.
We like the Atlantic because it is essen
tally American.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-12-01

QUEER BUT SIGNIFIcANT-We have Ia
ken some pains to look over our eX-
changes and have noticed that while eve
ry Butternut organ among them has pub
lished paragraph from the Missouri
Democrat to the effect that counterfeit
"green backs had appeared in that
city, not one of those papers has publish
ed the Democrats correction of its own
statement. This shows that such papers
as the Vincennes Sun will injure the
credit of the Government by giving cir
culation to statements which have been
proven false.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-12-01

neg " Can't some enterprising book
seller furnish Jones with copy OF
webster Unabridged?' 1t is too bad
to have so much jubilation marred by
bad spelling-Eransrile Journal
For the special benefit of the Journal
and its friends, we acknowledge our I'M
PROJECTIONS. We make 40 pretentlOns to
a fine classical education, but we do pro.
fess to have some principle-see out OF
both eyes, and comprehend more than
one idea A blessing which the tlein9
Abolition Editor of the Journal does not
possess. Rockport Democrat
The above is not the first instance IN
which pro LESSONS are at war with Prdc'
tice. No doubt the Democrats protes-
sions are eminently praiseworthy; Its
practices are execrable.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-12-01
HOME INTERESTS.

ATTENTION, EVANSVILLE RIFLES The
regular monthly drill takes place this
afternoon. Should the afternoon be I'M
pleasant, the time will be occupied in
transacting business. Roll called at two
o'clock precisely" we want all the
members present Those members ex-
cused from drilling under the Governor S
proclamation cannot be excused from the
Company's monthly exercises.
BY order of CAPT HAAS
SAMUEL VICKERY, 0. S.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-12-01

SOLDIERS THANKSGIVING DINEER.-Ac-
cording to a resolution formed week
or SO ago, by naanbcr of the public
spirited and benevolent ladies of Evans
vile, Thanksgiving Dinner was served
up at each of the five hospitals here, last
Thursday, for the benefit of the patients
and attaches.
The design at first was not to make a
sectarian affair of it, but imperceptibly
the ladies found themselves dividing and
classifying according to their connections
with various churches, till at length Hos
pital No. l, { First Street, was appor
toned to the ladies of the Old School
Presbyterian Church; No. 2, Marine,
to the ladies of the Methodist Churches;
No 3, { City Hotel, to the New School,
Presbyterian ladies'; No. 4, Carpenter S
Block, to the Episcopalian ladies.
The arrangement, or accident, after
all was very good, for thereby laudable
emulation sprung up, and each demon
nation took pride in seeing that its
particular hospital was not behind the
others ina supply of Creature comforts, -
and in their arrangementand display TIE
result was, overlooking abundance, and a
most tempting array of viands, and
extreme neatness in their arrangement.
No person in either hospital, able to eat,
left the tables hungry, and those who
were confined to their rooms had appro-
pirate food taken to them.
The ladies turned out in great num-
bers, and, aided by their gentlemen
friends, cut, carved, arranged and tabled
the viands, and saw that every one Of the
soldiers had enough. Good order pre-
vailed at the tables, and eheerfulness was
depicted on every countenance. 1t SEEM
ed like home to the "boys, no doubt.
The surgeons of the various hospitals
exerted themselves to make the affair
pass off pleasantly The houses were
clean and pure, and willing hands rem
dered the task of the ladies easy and
pleasant
As those who were active in getting up
this dinner did not work for applause,
but from the promptings of kindness, we
shall not mention names. The conscious
ness of doing good is their reward.
The "Salt Well Hospital" (No. 81
though distant was not forgotten; but
enough was taken from the stock pro-
vided for all, to supply that establish,
ment The persons there Jared ike the
balance.
At No (Drs. Pennington and KresS)
there were $50 persons at dinner. Al
No. 2 (Drs. DeBruler, johnson and Ev
ans, late of No 81 there we're $50 Al
No. (Drs. Morgan and TyrrelI there
were 100 At No. 4 Drs. Walker and
Conn) there were 200 At No. 3 (Dr
Turner) there were %.
1t was not forgotten, before the feas
was partaken of, to ask a blessing from
the Solver of every good and perfec
gift" on the "table comforts and Hi
grace was accordingly invoked.
The affair was not entirely sectarian
for there were persons who gave, tina
belonged to no church, and some wh'
were members Of churches, aided indis
criminately And there were those no
belonging to either of the denomination
mentioned, who lent a willing hand il
the preparations.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-12-01

CABLE BROKE. We regret to learn
that Geographic communication with
Henderson is interrupted already by the
breaking of the submarine cable.
The accident occurred by the anchor of
the steamer Citizen (Which had been
thrown out to enable the boat to make
Roadway against a severe wind blowing
at the time) getting foul" of the cable
and breaking it. The cable was said to
be an excellent one, and the accident to
it is much to be regretted.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-12-01
RAILROAD RECEIPTS.

NovEMBER %.
SO bdls fclloes and hubs, Orr; box mds, D
Baycourt; , bxs dry goods, L Il L Roser; u bXs
dry goods II Magnee & Co; As bxs shoes, Morgan
Read d Co; l bbl salts, Lcich & Co: ? bxs dry
goods, Mackey, Henning 4 Co; box hardware c 5
Wells 3 trunks goods, Mrs J i Likely; 3 bbIs ap-
pies, L Copeland; 1I3 sacks salt, Bement Il Neile
l lounge Hospital No. 4 /; l sack feathers, f Gill
bert & Co; lot old scrap iron, Rocker & Co; 4
bxs onions, II Kimmons; p dez tubs, O'Riley 10
bxs soap, Stockfeth; 10 bxs axes, G S Sontag
80 bgs wheat, IGlehart Bros.
A SHRADER, Agent
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-12-01

The REBELLION RECORD. - Few per-
sons who have not carefully examined
this work really know its value. 1t is
invaluable. The information there pre-
scented in the form of official documents
is hardly attainable in so convenient a
form and pleasing style anywhere else.
Every library is incomplete without a
copy Of the Rebellion Record.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-12-01
ESTRAY NOTICE.
Estray Notice.

Estray Notice.
TAKEN UP BY THE SUBSCRIBER, LIv-
L ing in Perry Town hip, vanderburg county,
Indiana, on the 2Sth Of October, 1852, one red
and white spotted stray supposed to I've about
eight years old, marked on each horn with letters
-" +. C." No other marks or brands perceivable
The owner is requested to prove the property, pay
the charges and take the same away.
BENUNI STINS0N
We, the subscribers, living in Perry Township,
County and State aforesaid, do appraise the said
COW, taken up by Benoni Stinson, in Perry Town
ship, az twelve dollars. WM. BLACKBURN,
CHARLES GRANT.
Subscribed and sworn TO before me this 18th day
OF November, 1862. WIN JERVIS, Justice,
For Perry Township.
true copy of the original as the same appears
on file and Of record in my Office.
nov29 Attest: LOUIS RICHTER Clerk.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-12-01

BGy~ The account Of the Soldiers
Thanksgiving Dinner, published on Sat
urday, contained so many typographical
errors, as to be almost unintelligible
Thinking some persons may wish to send
extra copies to their friends, we repub-
fish the article in corrected form, in
to-day's paper.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-12-01

lust RECEIVED A LARGE STOCK OF RUS
- sells aud Wards Butcher Knives, Wilson :
Butcher Stccls Meat Cutters. all sizes; Sausage
Suffers, Disston's Meat Saws at
JACOB STRAUB & son, "A Main Street
nov29
EToLASSES GATES, SCALE BEAMS, FROM
IFI go TO 600 lbs; Grain Shovels, Axes and Broad
Axes, Wood Saws, Common Cross Cut Saws, Pat
ent Cross Cut Saws, for sale at
JACOB STRAUB & son,
q nOV29 Il Main street
lust RECEIVED, SOLID PUMP TUBING,
- Pump Chains, Pump Fixtures. Iron Shovel and
Tongs. Iron and Brass Head Pokers at
JACOB STRAUB e. son,
nov29 "A Main street.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-12-01
JUST RECEIVED A
LADIES FURS.

Having bought our fine
Furs before the unprece-
dented advance on this arti-
Gle, We are prepared to fur
nish our Lady customers with
as fine sets as ever seen any
where and for a good deal
less money. To satisfy your
selves on the point. cali at
VAUTTER & MARCONNIER,
SO Main Street.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-12-01

ElT The Butternut papers assert that
Gen. Mcclellan was removed because he
never lost battle. a General had bet
ter lose a battle than never win victory.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-12-01

p@s We are gratifed to learn that Mr..
Mr.. Lewis Clark is not so badly injured
as at FIST reportel. No bones were bro
ken.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-12-01

LADIES LIST.
Atherton Ruth Lovelace Elizabeth
Anthony Elanora Lowell Mary
Atchison Maria Lyons Nan
Ashley Emma long Cproline
Burns Matilda Moore Louisa
Bell Ann Morris John
Burns Catherine lIoflet Ann Z
Bell Mary T. hurry Elizabeth
Burkhart Nellie Montgomery Elvina
Billings Lucinda Miller Sophia
Bowen Elizabeth Murphy Alice
Baker Maria Matthes Louisa
Bridges Martha Miller Kate
Baird Ann MedcafM A
Bohall Martha Nathena Eliza
Blont Mary Mcdonnell G NJ
Baker Catherine McMullen S II
Brown Eliza mcReynolds I
Crawley Mary McDonal Martha
Campbell Ellen McFarlan Margaret
Csock Mary McGreen Mary
Clark Martha Norcross Ellen
Cheshire Martha Mum Alice 3
Coon Margaret Nightengale Hattie
Chapman Caroline Zedle missouri
Cody susan Oavillus Mary
Cook Mrs II 5 Powiand Chancey
Conrad Carrie Plmstead Earriet
Catlet Caroline 2 parTat Martha
Collins Mary Patton Mary
Clark Ann Palmer Rebecca
Clark Annie Paine Kate
Carpenter Minerva KS Elizabeth
CROUCH Ann Peck Christi ma
Dayenporte Sallie Polly A NJ
Dogget Elizabeth Pcon Martha
Dunn NJ hiley M airy
Dusouchet y II Ryan Miss
Dickson Della Jane Ruston Susan
Donavan Molly Riggs Margaret
Dixon Mat e. Rust Mollie
Fairchilds Jane Rice Rebscca G
Fairchilds COrdelia Rocket Anna
Fleeharty Bosetty2 Rose Mary A
Flowers Il + Snyder Harriet
Fisher Mrs Stroud Alice
Ferguson VI Shook Ann L
Greene J. Scranton Mary Z
Griffith L J Smith Martha
Grossman Rosa Sicily Catherine
Gard E NJ sutton Jane
GiIiat Rachel Sdnson A hiTah
Griffith Mary Stinson Margaret
Gilbert VI Shields \
| Grant 4 Stinson LuveriHia
| Gray Matte swift -
] GRAY NJ A StiIisun Hannah
Gaftney Margaret Smith Jane
! Galaspie Margaret Smith Elizabeth
| Hull Emily Stephens Lizzie
] Huntington Era See L
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-12-01

E- The Vincennes Sun is greatly dis
gusted with Gen. SigeL So it is with
every other officer who has manifested
disposition to hurt the rebels.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-12-01
OFFICIAL.
EVANSVILLE. Dceember l.

EVANSVILLE, December l, 1852.
LIST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
y Post Office at Evansville, Indiana, Deem
Der l, 1852 Persons calling for these Letters will
please say "Advcrtised," and give date of list
Advertising fec, one cent.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-12-01

RAJ Don't fail to read "Spencer
County's" letter on the first page. 1t
expresses the opinion Of soldiers.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-12-01

Eas~The Nashville Union, Of Tuesday,
says that four Union citizens were muir
dered at Shows Hill, in Smith county,
Tenn, a few days ago. These devils are
treasuring up wrath against the day of
wrath.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-12-01


eESTLEMENs LIST.
Abb Joseph Kirkpatrick WmH
Arthur Joseph King James
Abbott John Kenny Dennis
Aston Riley NJ Kirkpatrick B
AbHev Joseph lockwood f B
Angel Henry Iixwiler Slas
Abbott w p LYONS John u
Anderson WmJ 10 kwood F N
Atkins J Lyons Alfred
Aloorn Joseph W LYME TAos ,.-s4.
Atkinson Jerry G J.ockhaTt SAINT
Baker Perry Laughiin Jas
Bradon VIM Long Michael
Barricker Henry Long Willard
BOgard Daniel Maquark
Bellows George Morris W 2
DonavilIe Lafayette Morris w P2
Burt Joseph II Miller Daniel
Byers James A Mooney Alexander
Barrow Jiukin Marks Jos PIN .-..
Burnley Alexander Mitchell Allen
Bovd ID Mitchell Willis
Bell CYRUS Magill VIM
Bayes Benjamin Millson AT
Brade WIN McserOle ID
Butts Henry Maynard John
Burt W II Matheny J
Rarnes J G Mitchell w
Buddington T. W Mitchell
Copley Chas G Mason Thos
Cameron Charles Morris JohnJ
CLOVIS David E2 McElroy Hays III
Chalmers J NJ M9Clersky NJ j
Conn J I McCutcheoD Jas
Croft Michael McCntcheon Arthur
Colts Conrod McCanna Thos
Carlisle George McCloud D
Cox Mai J 3 Newman GeoJ2
Campbell Dudley Neale Perry
Clymer A Noel Theodric
Carter W. Nonweiler Philip
Calvin Chas = Nation Alfred
Grain J NJ Nawney II
Coerin Henry Nicholson EJ
eli hton John N Newman MO
Coones John Osborne CIV
Chisim BE O'Mara John
parr D QdrIl Francis
Drake Charley L Philips Julian n
Doskv Fnoch Peters Thos
Dcrcy Patrick Powers Thos
Dimier NJ Perkins DAM
Evans ID CO Page ID
Farvin N Pine WB
Earl Robert > Potter John ID
Farskine Levi Prichatt Absalom
F,,.ns W,, IT pricaJM
Edwards HenrvJ Priest VIM
Evans Vim Reosa Jno G
Ford Owen RntwnV Henry
Fifggerald Arch Dedfern TN
FabrnhaLerR Rirbard+ III
Forth Mai loo Robertson VIM TT
Forl Fra3cis P,dd Jae \
Farurd Cbos REYNOLDS Ionic
Fails II Rirbardson ! p
Gaddis Edwin Richeson & Hanpell
Cimbol Y sc R.cbordson Jobn
c,a,,+ ci,arls sr1itl Ren
Goodman Ficbo1as shpIson Tbos
Cr;aifb Tobr IT Sl,ooIs DoriaI
cnrroor, yy''ii Il ShalIet Inhn
Craves Lao Stinciriaid DaniaI
C,art IoLr "A Smjtb SoIomon
enc Roi,ort Smith BENJAMIN
c,t',,, Patdt s,ff cbas y
c@rdo,, W., c,n;tb noyid
Groom Tboras Smitb Iobn or Thos
- - g. Ah
Uarbnrs+ Iobr SuTe,ev Patrick
Horybst n storto1 John
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-12-01
NOTICE.
TO LEASE.
HOUSE FOR SALE.

TOR SALE A HOUSE AND LOT IN MOUNT
II Vernon, Indiana. Lot No. 81 in Owens En-
largement, situate opposite the residence of Thos
J. Hinch. For terms Of sale apply to G.. W.
Thomas. A. NJ. DUS0UCHET.
November 3-tf
EOR SALE OR RENT, A LARGE STEAM
Il TANNERY, together with six acres of Land.
The Tannery is in good condition, and is fitted
with all the neatest improvements.
For further particulars enquire at this Office
sef21-2n
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-12-01
Shingles! Shingles!

RA QAO No. Shaved Pine shingles; So.
~. OOO 600 No. l Popular Shingles, just re.
eeived via Railroad, and for sale by
novg7 JOHN F. GLOVER
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-12-01

NEW CYLINDER-We neglected to
notice, at the proper time, that the j. T.
McCombs, while lying at our wharf was
supplied with new cylinder, from the
establishment of John Ivinson The cyl
inder was 49, inch bore, with II feet
stroke. THE Is the largest cylinder ever
constructed in our city, and we are
pleased to learn that it worked admira-
bly,. Mr.. Ivinson is deserving OF patron
age for his enterprise in stopping work
of this character from going to other
places. Steamboatmen, hereafter, will
please bear in mind that they do not
have to go to New Albany, Louisville, or
Cincinnati for repairs of any description.
Ivinson is master of the situation"
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-12-01

BE~ There is but one escape for our
Generals from these attacks by the radi
Gals, and that is to turn negro thieves
Nc,c Albany Ledger.
One naturally feels indignant at such
base attempts at making political capital
of every military change in the various
army departments and divisions-Eran,.
ritte Journal.
And yet, Journal, you do not hesitate
to use the influence of your columns in
the "base attempt" to make political
capital against those Generals who re-
fuse to turn negro thieves, with view
to their displacement by those who re-
gard as you do, negro stealing virtue
and one of the natural sequences of the
Abolition war policy. = NeIo Atbany
Ledger.
1t is little worth ones while to handy
words either with an individual or paper
who has not the slightest regard for the
truth; for while you are proving them
liars in one particular, they will tell a
dozen blacker and more infamous false
hoods in some other.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-12-01
SOLDIERS CLAIMS.

Agency for Soldiers Claims.
~ w. MCBRIDE AND A. r. wHITTLEsEY,
VI. procure Invalid Pensions, Bounty Money /,
Arrears of Pay, and Land Warrants, under the
several acts of Congress.
Fees moderate and no part Of their charges col
ieete' till the claim is secured.
Office on north side of Third Street, between
Main and Locust, Evansville Indiana
fehlh MCBRIDE WHITTLFSEY.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-12-01

SOLDIERS LETTERS.
Allen Chas W Koker Thomas
Agnew Frank Kent Daniel
Hsh AlonZo KEYS Jas
Abncy Joseph Kneipe Dennis 2
Alabaugh Geo W KennOn William
Anderson J 7 Eebley John w
Adam Chas Iilick John
Alvey John Lakin Joseph
Anderson W s Long Elijah
Anderson VIM L Long James
Anderson Jas Laurence \ C3
Barnhart Alvin L McCormic Jas N
Riggs Jonathan Metcalf
Butler James McIntire VIM J
Baird VIM II Martin Jas ID
Brott Chas W Mariner Adolphus
Braman James III Marx John
Blair VIM Messeck o Y
Bachelor Sylvanus Messhatt G
Brown Richard Mahony James
Bilderhss Wesley Machon Charles
Browning w Marker William
Burr Moran A
Bacon Hector Molehash Franklin
Beardsley Samuel McComhs Saml
Ball Gideon McCutchcon r p
Brady Jas w Norris John r
Buret Jesse c Norice Joseph
Bennott W P FstTader Alexander
Buell. Julius c Ocmcnt Jas NJ
Belterman stephen Pplmer john
Bowen II Pend Albert
Clark George Porterelery
Cosby WmJ Pennington VIM
Carly John Penniceff Levi
Chunn Stephen Pollock Andrew
Casey SiIas Parker EZekial w
CROWN VIM Reese John
TOnETIu J F4tEasE
Curtis Charles Ring0
Clarke George Rose John w
Durham Jas Reprogle VIM
Davis WIN Russell John W
Denton W Lietder Henry ID
Davis Levi Rickaby r +
Div rthJ H Rutherford Thos
Doner James Roe Milton
Davis Jas Rogers Samuel
Drake Chas L Ross Levi
Dawson Smiley Robertson VIM
Eisman Martin Shackelton jeremiah
Edgar James Stelnss John
Evans VIM T Stuch j
Ellis VIM Scales Thos J
Everhart J $ Stutevlle John
Ellis DC Shumenway ID
Flynn John Sprinkle VIM I
Fuquay Vim Stenni John
Feelv Michael Stephens Thos
Fowler Jesse Stuck c
Fair Samuel Sears Henry B y
Fritz George Shaw W l.
Foust Samuel Sigler samuel
Gruet James Stuckey DIR
Guthrie David Stewart VIM
Garrison Leroy Sprinkle VIM
G4sawsv Logan Sebastian James
Green David Strievey WIN J
Griffith HT2 Turner W II
Greehwait Daniel Thompson u NJ
Green John Turner W w
Grady James Thomas VIM A
Goodwin Henry Thornton 0bediah
Gillespie Charles Thompson Office
Gowdy Robert l. Thompson Henry
Guthrie David Swillegar Henry
Hun WmJ Vine Abraham G
Harding Thos Welsh Timothy
HUFF James Williams G
Hyde George Wright VIM
II ogland Joseph VAIN David W
Higdon Bennett Weishash p
Hayden Z L Wann JAS NJ
Hart II Wagner S r
Eel George Wells VIM
Hapdley james Walker John
Hall Geo Whitaker Giles
Hull joel WiSner Clinton
-irs II I L
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-13

Nav HAMPSHIRE FRUIT CRoP.-The Manches-
Ter ~. J American says that the crop Of apples
snd pears Is exceedingly Large this year, and the
price so low that there will be plenty Of cider
anywhere, you will see many trees pfopped up,
and some limbs broken down.
IL The Cork (Ireland) Constitution states that
the number OF passengers coming from America
~ the return steamers touching at thai port has
lst;erly increased largely. The Etna brought
OF :tcse coming are young, able-bodied men.
H. Col. Longwofthy, OF the Goth o. " /,
who abandoned Cynthiena, and destroyed large
amount Of property there, when there was not an
enemy within TWENTY-FIVE miles, has been dis
nj ssd the service. Er
IL James T.. Murdoch the trsgedisn, offered
his services to Cen. Lew Wallace at Cincinnati
on Thursday Mr. Murdock desires to appear
Tor the 'beneat' Of Cipcinnat.
IL Oranges which were introduced into
New south Wales soon after the colony was
founded, are now exported thence to the value of
$4,000 year.
u The yield Of herrIngs on the Engiish coast
this year IL enormous. On two nights In one
week In August, three million nsh were brought
lhio siagle port. Their value was $500.
IL IL 10 stated that In Portugal the seeaI OF
S1nnovers are converted into a wholesome and
nutritious bread, and when they are roasted snd
ground tney make an excellent Initiation of coffee.
IL in Monrovis there Is man living, o peas
sa VINO l47 years old, and sti II hale and hearty.
he Svss formerly soldier, and remarked at tke
sge Of nlnefy He lives on mil & and potatoes.
u The supreme Court Of Californis has de-
Claed hat all state taxes must be paid In gold;
we consequence 10 that demand notes are N Is
per cent below par.
W'- Provost Marshal French Of New Orle.p.
las / N appointed, by gen. shepley Provost
'n1'-H :. Oeneral Of L0uisiana.