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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-07-23

IMPORTANT TO THE CRY AUTHoRITIEs.-
the ordinance forbidding persons from
,athing in the river in front of the city
turing daylight, has been violated every
our during the day for the last three days
a the most shameless manner, by men and
oys. Let il be summarily checked up.
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.asccEai AVsscc<s

BafehsI0T's Hafr DEs This bssi ia
fhs T5-OrId.-WILIIAM BATcHELoR's &c g.
brated Hair Dye produces color not to be distin.
g,ushed from nature---warranted not to iniure tie
Hair in the least; remedies the i'll Effects Of bad
dyes and invigorstes the Hair for life. Grey, ed
or Rusty H 1ir instantly turns a srlend Black or
Brown, leaving the Hair soft and beautiful. Sold
By all Druggists, &C.
B9- The Genuine is signed WILLIAM A.
BATCHELOR, on the four sides Of each Boa.
FACTORY, No. 81 Barclay Street, New York.
(Late 233 Broadway and 16 Bond street.)
Iunc2-dw
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-07-23

PRfsoNERs.-We are informed that our
troops sent to Henderson yesterday morning
captured two of Johnson's guerrillas during
the day. They were recognized by Union
soldier who had been in the hands of the
robbers
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Announcement.
ron sHEalrr.

EDITOR JOURNAL - Please announce NJ. T..
JOHNSON a candida for the ofiice OF Sheriff
of Yanderburgh county at the coming October
election.
Mr.. ED1yoR You win please announce A. 4
Wbittlescy, Esq, candidate for State Senator
from the counties of Posey and yanderburgh at
the next October election. in favor of maintaining
the Union at all hazards.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-07-23

NoTIcB.-The citizens of the Ninth Ward
are notified that there will be meeting
held at the franklin engine house this eve
ming (23d inst at O'Clock. All are re-
quested to attend, as there is business of
Importance to be transacted.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-07-23

NAsavILLE, Jsly 2l.-0ur pickets were
captured on the Lebanon road this evening,
i've miles from here, by guerrillas. One
escs ped.
Three bridges were burned to-day, with
in eight miles, on the Chattanooga road.
The enemy is in force, under Forrest, five
miles from the city. The troops are out.
There is great excitement.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-07-23

sI- Dobell has received the August
numbers toe of Atlantic Monthly, Nic-Nax,
and Yankee Notions. They are all brim-
ming full of the usual amount of wit, hui
NOR, and choice literature.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-07-23

B6r Officers and soldiers. and other
strangers visiting the city will finds COM
plete and desirable variety o. gents calf
CATERS and high lace shoes, for sale at a
slight advance upon wholesale cost, at T.
W. Turner's shoe stores No. Is Main street.
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tackled by Forest.

CINcINNATI, Jaly 22.-Reports via Mays
vile, say that our cavalry had overtaken
Morgan's band on the road to Owensville
from Mount Sterling, and after severe
fight of an hour and half, Morgan's forces
were completely scattered. The cannon
and horses captured by Morgan at Oynthi-
ana were retsken, also large portion of
the stolen property. The rebels lost %
killed. Federal loss 20 killed.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-07-23
WAsHINGToN, July 22.--The Navy De-
-. e II.

WASHINGTON, July 22.--The Navy De-
partm ent received the following:
Cairo. via Chicago, July 2I.-The rebel
gunboat Arkansas, armed with twelve rifled
66-poundeTs, came out of the Yazoo river
on Tuesday. She encountered first the
Tylor, Carondelet, and ram Lancaster
After running Ere of ten miles tie Ceron-
delet closed with the rebel, and both vessels
grounded, lighting side by side. The rebel
being outside, succeeded in getting of. The
Tylor steamed ahead, making a running
fire. Our transports being in range, pre-
vented an effective fire from our gunboats.
The Arkansas succeeded in getting under
shelter of tie batteries at Vicksburg, and.
to all appearances, was badly damaged
The total Federal loss is twenty-seven
killed and wounded. Among those are the
engineer and pilot.
Commodore Farrigut's entire feet is be-
low Vicksburg.
The damage to our vessels is slight.
TSgneo1 GEO. WISE,
Captain
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-07-23

Ehs GOnTsssGOns an6 EEpsYfsnce OF an
ssSGfSS.-PubIished for the benefit and as a
warning caution to young who suffer
from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, &C.;
supplying at the same time the means of Self-Cure
BY one who has csred himself after being put to
great expense through medical imposition and
nuackery. By enclosing Pc paid addressed en-
vsIope, srSeLE Copies may be had Of the author,
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq, Bedford, Kings,
Co., Ny. mhl5-d&wly
H0IiOaOaD's PffIs.-The heated term
frequeLtly productive of unpleasant conse-
quences TO many persons. Dyssntery. Billiousness,
Acdlty OF the stomach, sick headache and debility
ars often the scourges of the Summer. They are
speedily aubdufd by short course of these cathar-
tic medicines. Sold everywhere. IT'S jyl4
What cwn W-Onsan do ss W~ar.-Much
every way But she can't keep peace in the fam
lily without bottle of Dead Shot to kill fl the
blood-ihirsty hordes of hungry Bed-Bugs that,
uninvited introduce themselves to her dodgers, to
heir great annoyance and disgust. Now is the
time to use it. Kill 'em Dowi No family should
be without it. The Dead-Shot makes clean
sweep; renders peace certain by thu humiliation
of the enemy. SOLD BY ALL THE DRUGGISTS.
Agents in Evansville, KELLER WHITE.
my1sdlm
Ths .aPpsEtfss.-It is . very aif8cult matter
A eho inquiry "a pezsou5 10 EesttAAn tAetE hPpo
sites; hence, we see an abundance Of Dyspepsia
Liver Complaints, and Disorders of the Stomach
and Digestive Organs. Hollands German Bitfers
viii entirely cure these complaints, and restore the
s5stsm TO It's original Sigor and strength. They
are for sale by druggists dealers in medicines
| everywhere, at rs cents per BOTTLE fehIs
ED0TGTOS-SW-E ET-FOR TNNTM
/ ~ USE.--50 bushels received and TO arriev "a
mnzo Ell. a. COOKE.
| @edBED ~ E.E.-60 bushels Tor safe in an
| ~ quantity By s. z. GILBERT a co,
] jsn11
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RETURNED HoME.-Go7ernor Morton and
the friends who accompanied him to this
city returned home last night, by special
TAIN
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-07-23

CAIRo, July 22.-Fifty-three men of the
3rd Michigan Cavalry were captured by the
rebels near Boonville, en- Saturday. Skirm.
ishes in that vicinity occur almost daily.
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FsA SA~G GODS
AGAIN THEY COME.

WMINE E.RU.E JUST BECEEU.RD
W by expr large to k of real Linen and
Val1 Gle Lice, Valencie1se Sv jss aud Jaconet
Collars, Lace and ranedne Wells, hem stitched
SW and tam rio Han dkerchi, IS Swiss and Jac
onet } dg Dgs and Inser;ings, embroidered sets
stitched PaDtileis, and aDcy Goods generally.
Also, complete assori Ilelt Of l omesfic goods.
5HAPKEB & bUSSIEG,
jyIe n 40 Main rect
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-07-23

RAJ We are indebted to Billy Banker,
of the Forest Queen, for Memphis papers of
the 10th.
Also to Mr.. Lusk, of the Big Grey Eagle,
for late Louisville papers.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-07-23
Local News.

RI Dobell has received Harper's
Weekly for this week, one of the richest
numbers published. Cali and secure copy.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-07-23

DETROIT, July 22.-An immense meet
ing was held this afternoon in Campus
Martins to aid in tia enistments under the
recent call for troops. Stores and factories
were generally closed throughout the city.
Resolutions were passed requesting the
City Council to pay bounty Of $50 each
tounmarried and Sl0oeaeh to married men
enlisting in regiments 10 be raised in this
city. Liberal private donations we're offer
ed. The greatest unanimity prevailed.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
THR \. ~ LIMB.
Exclusively for the Journal.
MORNING REPORT.
Army Orderly lunteering in
Pennsylvania.
GENERAL ORDER, NO. 8.
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF VIRGINIA,
WASHINGTON, July 21st.

" AbHINGTON, July -I5s'
Hereafter no person will be allowed TO
visit Fredericksburg, Warrenton, or other
places near the lines of this army, without
author ty from these headquarters. Passes
for this purpose will only be granted to
persons presenting proof of their loyalty to
the United States, and full explanation of
the business requiring the journey.
By command of Maj Gen. Pope.
COCA. RUGGLES, A. A. G.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
SURVEYORS Office
sseEs #. GEOUea.sS.99

W/0OU WILL Sd 1-E ~ OJN II Y" !,
II time ard labor , y buying Lumber
dressed. Call at Glover's and examine his stock
of Clear and first Common.
SHINGLES.-50,O00 No. l Pine Shingles just
received from Lake Miehgan and for sale by Jno.
+ Glover.
YOUR ROOF LEAKS-Which may be rene
d ed by purchasing more thousand Of those
No. Michigan shaved or sHwed J inc Shinges,I
for sale by JOHN r. GLOVER,
jyIldwlm Cor. Main and SeEenth t.. 8
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-07-23
SILK MANTrLLAS.

N FE "" OF THOSE VICE .RE.9yNr-
o-A TIL. AS busters, iIssques and Circulars
lefis VIII oh we sell Dg cEe1D,
SCHAPKFR & BUSSIEG,
lyle No 40 Main street.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-07-23
LAST NIGHTS REPORT.

Morgan Again Routed, and
his Thieves Scattered, Can
non, Horses & Stolen Pro-
perty Recovered = Official
from Vicksburg More. War
Meetings - New Treasury
Notes-Nashville to be At
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Administrator's Sale.

AJUDX4CE Is AE AEO = &EF.kJV
- " that viii, As Asuinis irate$ OF tbs IS 6ate
OF Nathaniel Beckett, deceased, sell at public auc
tion, the residence of Margaret Duty, in Perry
township. VaUderburgh county, Indiana, near the
Baptist hurch, Fns sdsy, The 9Th day Of Au-
gus, 1862, all the peTs nal property of Nathaniel
Beckett, late of said county, dcca ased, c0DsistiI
of enc lot of hogs, corn, one rice gun, tive
horse wagon and harness, one trunk, &c.
TERMS OF SALE.
All sums under three dell cash, and all sums
three dollars q credit of nine mon tbs will be
gwen the purchase will be required to give note
with good security, waving valuation laws with
interest from date.
jyl4-dw3w JULIUS s. CATLETT, Adm
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-07-23

These Bttters are put UP In qlEort
bottles, of 1Dhich the aboUe is q fac
sin1tIe. The label is finely en-
graved, and is provided with a
safe guard from cou1ateZfeiters.
Price 81 per bottle, or si1 for SIS.
@. w. Roback, proprietor, No. o
East Fourth Street, Cincinnati, to
1Uhono all orders should be c1-
ryreesed
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-07-23

EPR ar X NO ~ an 1T Il, II.
1D Y0UNGS, Coroner Of VAnderburgh county,
lawful jurors, of Pigeon township hold an inquest
over the body of Peter Spar, who came to bis
dealt by falling of the Courier snd drowning,
said boat then lying at the City Wharf in Evan :
vile at the time OF his death. He was about q
years old, feet inches high, liz hit hair and light
complexion. He was sed in light drilling
pants, grey cotton under shirts, aBd check over
shirt, blue socks, low fine ahoes. He had on his
person eli, hty nts in silver eoin tooth brush
iy4 A YOuNGs. C. V. G.
aIXrIS-a W.xFTR EEeHR.aF az o UR
IL % bbls just received, and for sale at
feb11 VICCERY BROS. 81 Main st.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-07-23

YIslaM .sJv0J1cL.4L EEECTE0sN- OF
N officers and Directors of the Evansville Ii.
braEy Association will be held on Monday even.
ing, July 18th, at the Rooms of TIE Association.
full attendance of the Stockholders is desired
PHIL. g. DECKER. SacSy
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Notice of Appointment as Admins
traitor.
RNOTECE rs AAkERY GKN.RW
a. v that the undersigned has been appoin ted
Administrator of the estate of Nathaniel Beck, {,
late of Vanderburgh county, dscoas- d. said es-
tate is supposed to be solvent.
JULIUS s. CATLETT,
ivT0w3w Administrator
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Enrrrrss Nlnxrnr- Ell Il


By allg of truce to-day, we lelrn OF the
complete success oil the Burnside Expedition
Mt Roanoke Island.
The Island was taken possession OF, and
Commodore Lynch's 1eet completely destroy
ed.
Elizabeth City was attacked On Sunday,
and evacuated by the inhabitants. The
City was previously burned, but whether
by our shells or the Inhabitants it Is not
certain The FIRST news Of the defeat arrived
at Norfolk on Sunday 7. NJ, and caused
great excitement. The previous news was
very satisfactory, stating that the Yankee.
had bean allowed to advance for the purpose
of drawing them into a trap. The rebel
force on the Island is supposed IN have been
only little over 900 eticientEghtiug men.
Gen. Wise was ill at Mays Head and was
not present during the engagement. When
the situation became dangerous he wa re-
novel to Norfolk. All the rebel gun boats
hut one were taken and that escaped up
creek and was probably also destroyed. One
report says that only 10 and another that
only - Of the confederates escaped from the
Island. General Huger telegraphs to Rich
mond that only so ON the Island escaped.
There appears to be no bright side of the
story for the rebels.
The Richmond Examiner Of this morning
in leading editorial says " The loss Of an
entire army in Roanoke Island Is certainly
the most painful event OF the war The intel
ligence of yesterday by telegraph is fully
confirmed. Twenty Eve hundred brave troops
on an island in the sea were exposed to all
the force of the Burnside feet. They resisted
with the most determined courage, but when
$1,000 Federal troops were landed against
them, retreat being cut of by the surround
ing element they ws5a forced to surrender ="
The following dis riches on the subject
are taken from Richmond papers Of this
! morning
NORFOLK, Feb. 10.
| The lates; news states that Capt. .. Jen-
nings Wise, son Of Gov. Wise, was shot
through the hip aud disabled, though the
wounds were not mortal Maj. Lawson
and Lieut.. Miller were mortally Wounded
About 500 Confederates were killed. Oar
wounded number over 1000. The number
/ OF Yankees wounded is about the same
MIdshipman Cam had his arm shot off.
4 late arrival this morning says that ElizI-
beth City has been shelled and burned by the
/ Yankees, snd that the enemy was r1shing
! On to Edenton.
SECOND DEsrATcu.
NoRroLE, Feb. lob.
4 rumOr has preTsiled that Commodore
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pa,,,ny,pu,,: Feb.


The Easi.irer has . dispatch stating that
a riot oscrrred 10 Richmond cn Tuesday
night, and it is supposed Martial law be-
been pro ,lsimsd. Daring the disturbance
cheers Tor the Union were given. The re-
nothing of the aoOve.
The Er9lirer's special says most OF The
rides and considerable ammunition froa the
wrecked steamer New York, have been re
covered uninjurcl. .I.
4 gentleman from Norfolk says the rebel.
are rrdet the ir.pressiOr iba. Burnside has
been completely wrecked.
The troops at Norfolk are being rapidly
sent southwark as far as Mobile.
The Suwanee was considerably damaged BY
the storm. Part of her bulwarks and wheel
house were stove in, and her upper works
injured. She brings large mail and 81
sick men irUm the expedition. Five men
died on the passsge here.
After landing the mails and passengers The
Suwanee will go to PhiladelphIa to repair
The gunboat L. II. Herbert Was lost IN
addition to those before mentioned.
A fIg f truce TO Craney Island brought
back no news.
/. The Richmond Despatch says that the
Missouri diftculty has been satisfactorily ar
ranged and adds that Gen. Price will doubt
less be commissioned Major General, and
Missouri troops received into the Conieder-
ate service as II months volunteers.
The same paper also says in an editorial
that Spain is the natural ally Of the South,
and il the South has had friend from the
beginning Of her troubles it has been Spain.
We think it due to send representatives to
the Spanish Court. and thereby lay broad
and deep the foundations Of a permanent
and close amiry with that nation. II is now
not too late to rectify the omission.
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ENGLAND's STONE BLOCKADE OF
SAVANNAH RIVER.


The trumpetings of the London Times anC
other English journals against our stone
blockade, as they came through the i tile
end of the horn in the Trent affair, are
ludicrously overset by Great BritaIn's own
unfortunate record. We have already
mentioned the stone bloekades of Boulogne
and Alexandria.
3 II has not yet been recalled, however, that
in Que of the very ports which we have thus
hlockaded lie the half dozen wrecks filed
with stone which the English general sunk
IN II, ? AS protection against the approach
of tho French and American fleets.
'Here is the evidence, contained il the 'Repsrt
Of The UNITED statesl Cora-issioR h171ia;,d 70
EzeHstgS SopaHa1h hiUsr and HarboT, and made
TO tho War Department, February IL. 1853. II
is signed by j. F. Gilmer, First Lieutenant OF
Engineers and Reporter A. II. Bowman, Cap
tain Of Engineers and "A. D. Baohe, Superin-
t.ndent United State, Coast Survey as commits
eioners.
Ascending be river (the savannab) the next
obstruction met with Is Four mile Point bar,
composed of sand and mud; the depth Of the
channel here Is also ten feet low tide. Above
-Four nile Point the channel is deep until we
come to the Wrecks fifteen miles above Tybec
snd two miles below tho City Exchange. They
form the ,osf ssiohs impairment TO the navigation
OF the lower RIVER reducing inc Co10nel 10 a
depth of about eight feet at mean low tide. IN,
sr7'cE, this poiuf rink during TIE Reponor
(I7I3) By direction ffis eonmaAdG Of tire English
s-ess fh,z IN -oss,sro- Of Sapan-ah, 10 block The
esrsaes 10 frOsf rivo, protection against the
approach Of the Frereh and ADtTieGR feaS. So
far ss can be sscertsined, the vessels sunk were
the following: His mAjsstys ship Rose, the ss-
vsunAh Armed Ship, purchase into the kings
service some time before, and four transports,
which blocked up the channel"
These wrecks made bar which choked
the original channel Of the river, forcing it
to a new and crooked outlet; and, as late as
1852. the congressional appropriation bill
provided "for the removal Of distractions in
the Savannah river, at place called the
Wrecks, and the improvement of the naviga-
non of said river, forty thousand dollars
Weird.
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I Iynch's fleet Of gunboats had been captured.
Il is nes regarded as true. but it Is believed
that all were burned by the Confederates
to prevent their capture with the excep
ton Of one which was eudeavOrins - make
its escate. The fleet went to BiisIoe'h
City tfo;n Rospoke Island, and was pro
baby burnt at the .iorner point.
Third DIsFATcH.-A dispatch vas re-
sessed at Richmond at midnight as follows ;
"a coir,er arrived here this P. NJ, at four
O'Clock and brought the intelligence that
Elizabeth city was burned this n.crplsg by
its inhabitants, During the cODhigratlog
tie federals landed large force. All our
'gunboats excepting one was captured by the
enemy. t'en. Wise has not yet arrived at
Norfolk 4"
We copy from to-day's Norfolk Day Boo'
"a follows:
a courier arrived here yesterday alter
noon, about o'clock, from whom We learn
the following
The enemy advanced in full force upon
Elizabeth City yesterday about seven, and
begna an attack upon that pl,oe, the citiz-
ems finding resistance vain eTlcuats
the town but before doing 50 set ERE II the
town, and when our informant left It was
still in fumes.
We have also to record the capture by the
enemy cf all our little feet except the Fanny,
OF Forrest mot certain which,. She was
pursued, and fears are entertained that she
was captured L: Is said that before Cur boats
surrendered, they were abandoned and that
their crews escaped il 50. We are At loss
To conjecture why the boats verc not tired
before they were abandoned
The disaster to our lit.ls feet is attributed
to the fact that having exhausted their sup
ply OF coal and ammunition thcy proceeded
- Elizabeth City 70 obtain supply. Every
effort was made 70 obtain coal but without
success, and the boats could rot therefore
return to the Island and lend assistance.
All the details as published with reference
to the capture Of Roanoke Island are con
frncd by the courier, who represents our
Ices at 800 killed and wounded, and that Of
the enemy not less than 1900 were killed
Great havoc was made among the enemy
while coming up the road leading to the
Fort, Our forces brought to bear upon them
two 32pounders and at every FIRE their ranks
we've terribly thinnsd. The places of the
fallen, however, were quickly filed.
The Park Point battery was name by the
Richmond Blues and most nobly dId they
defend &c. The lack of field pieces was sadly
felt and had they been at hand perhaps the
enemy never would have bten able II have
landed their forces
Among the rumors is one that Gen. Use
had been shot while on his way in an ambu-
lance One Massachusetts, regiment Il re
ported badly cut up. The prisoners captured
number at least 1000 and will be a; Fortress
Monroe in few days.
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ORDER OF NOTICE.

WILLIAM EscsEs, ,,..--.,-o.r
Admir- Of VIZ. R-"rsf ""HI enueh w
DASfsL T. SULLIVAN, ara Sf'sIo.
EsruEa C. RouIS-os, and foeA'
IlEsR- r. ROBINSON, Trustee
yayHEREks. TnIis1a Rboles. o, ? iSN".a ~ ?
w in said Chitle,fen County, Administrssss
Of the estate Of william. Rhodes,. iate Of said
Richmond, deceased, at the tern Of said Court
holden on the fourth Tuesday Of september, 1851
entered his suit against the said Dsnir' v suili-
van and Esther G. Robinson ~ principal esstersr
and Henry X. Robinson as Trustee all OF he~
nond aforesaid, decl ring in an action OF assump-
sit upon a certain prousissOry note executed q
said Daniel +. aud ksther C., doted the Ieta Gay
of October, 1855, for three hundred dollars, made
pavssfs 70 the said VIM. RhGeos. deceased, or
order one year from the date thereof with interest
annually. and demanding 70 damages svs hundred
dollars, which sald suis is now pendiug "a sl'e
Court
And it being made to appesr so said Court tina,
at the ti,us Of the issuing and service Of said Hrl
the said Daniel T. Sullivan was anu yet IS witaoet
this State ana has rot had personal notice Of me
p.ndenex thereof: IL IL therefore ordered by Tie
Court that the said Daniel z. sullivan be po;ihe<
of the perding Of this suit srd % nPPe@
before the Chittenden County Cor-t ca va
first day Of the Term thereof next to % ~
at Burlington IN said County, on the hrst ser
dav in ADril 1864, and make defence. If any Do
NAV have thereto, b. publishing this ordsr eos
tanning statement 81 the Fubstance Of The vrt
and declaration in this suit 10 the FIRE. Prs's'
Newspaper printed IA burlington. IN said Chluen-
dea County, three weeks succcssive'y. the lsssSt
which publications sesl be Al has twenty oaJs
previous 10 the term aforesaid
Given under my hard at burhns'9l1 tSo ~
day Of January, 1862.
CEARLFs RUSSELL, for PIE Awe