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nm, sns many g"palar dfsms sn.t oensdtsA spot
Al arc those isshifnsd ofr~nA DtsAspsse eDssh
and OF these of the kGl ramsd siAepI - Dtpsbsy
n. sGp" ss,oSs ass ~
isrs Il the slss p,ses q az ssl'ina sGs
Germon. TIE eosentsto GsvssiAs, n Ma. Ets,s.
ION, Mr.!'Lntty H,wsN ssIySss.su. JsnnIs Par,
Esr ss FAN. Sgphy y mssr z N,gpr, NJ.
sSmssy & ssSs,so c Sss 4 sss
"a Thursday sys.iss Nj. .GrS;sr viii fsss,ys
his annual bene0t, Miss SuAAa Denim appearing
ina new charactsr. t'0ur American cousini
is 70 bc produced at an early dsy, with 10,
mais.by hds cast igA5s PIE tssf 20 oE
"7nroe Fasf lSsS.Sl1PhIs evening hss = en- ~ ~
apart for The .hepeAt NJ the .atth0r Of thS
Fast Nan, Qaite IN array 6f talent appeat
as volunteers, Nessyt |, Lsw'a ana Chyistis, the
well known gymnaats, appear in tl,sir soele
Walton eihss several Of her Mvarits songi,
Jackson Ha,pes. the skater, ,,lsn y in the oar.
ntvai. and Emma S.sNlsy u, d dsu uso.i An tho
stock company will do thSir rest 10 please.
Ihs Esst Msa is,sf e srsas n.yeas srA
hear thai mauy arstrate oonundr cns hhys A
ready been submitted toihAt ~ hunny fslloW q
Bishop, who has BEEN dsilltfg whole fsginsnla
I'VE mean yuaunesr 70 egime0ts--Uf Aughfes,<
into his audience. 10 night they viii Ilsugh
just as that Jolly son OF Mor,cs pieskhs and Will
no doubt 20 home aore frVm tho pfof6ise Of
their risible faculties. a. g. ~, lfSss',
CANrrssuaY - As The sesson draws II 4 closo
We arc promised by tho managers 3 conbitaa.
tion Of rare artists, entirely etiipsihg anything
that has Appeared atrny 0Le Isstablishmsnt c1
amusement In the oouuarys None other than
the celebrated Marietta Q infrette, whnss sx,
celience on the corde tendu, or tight rope, won
fr her such an immense reputation In oon.
junction with tho Ravcls. Miss Marietta RAvcl,
the astonishingly beautiful dsuseuss, whbse
sxcellenee issIAised boyond NJ others. even
very nrst lady'xocalHt 6 cfths EoNltsh lapavagss
The Soigrist Brnthers, the celsbrnted gymnssls
from Franccn's HippodrCme, who ohAileNse
the world ~ equal them II their peculi ArttieSy
Monsieur velafds, WHO esc.ls AZ male dancers
10 Amsrtca, and AlexAndre : Y iilfrctta, TIE
brother of the bsaniifaiy z,pfeettA. ~, h,s im'
mense performances with siilts aud The cordo
tcndu. ? lstFr 3 "a 1slos ei flt TltgY
srASLkY ANp CuxAsrs EoLxxos AVA. = Odd
FellOws' Hall, On Saturday afternoon pres on, I'd
an interesting and lovely ,Hppsararce. The
large hall was flied 10 overn 10 ing wilh child.
rem IRON the district schools iu5this city, te
witness The exhibition 'of Stanley and Conaiit's
magnificent paintings % the battles Of lhe great
Southern rebellfon. These happy ch'idYeh en-
joyed these scenic rspreseEtationae exoeedinGly.
Another opportunity will 10 f5rded the soh0ols
10 seethis pan gama, me II Wednesday, al three
Ocl0pk p. m. Ahu baH'l F-sf.A NAl OF .elAg o f.
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meeting Of suil its. warriors.

on the arrival pf the Confederate prisoners on
Msryl,nd avenue. One IrIsLmir, who was In
the three month"; service In the Sixty ninth
New York, rsrngnized IN one Of the secesh
prisoners u Buli Rin Zoe, and sh uted 10 him
10 know if ue was ibe last Of the "Louisiana
Tieersy, the fellow shouted back, "Are you
the last Of the Pt,tsbufg Zouayesf' M, slr.n
"Well,r said secesh, ave whipped you at Bull
Run.n I'll We we're whipped" said PAT, "it
WAS nst BY S9av T Tbs SSsh Siyi, "a" SAW sopfs0rr
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'MARRInD.

On the llthA Hist. I, by the Rev!iFsther Nc
Scsss ScSS:3soi S .5tter Y ~. 5stter.H
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cstasSssss rsssaesa.

the direction of CLARK klis, no, near this
city, for the dome Of ths Capitol, has, during
the past week, been temporarily set up In the
height, weighing n4H$lS 10000 pounds. A large
oonoOurss Of peopSsot Yesterday viewed II, al.
thQnsh ~ scarcely complete. rough and dis.
coiofed al Il SAms fron ths foundFy.
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mo. GSJ.1

mo. Gsj.l
OYNOPBIS Of THE PuEsIDENr's
y Prgcia ms tlan, No. 565, for the otftrinx OF
up wards Of 100 900 acres of land In Oregon.
Il orders public sales Ia the SrAiE oy ORkaoy, q
followe.
At the land once at OGEaoS CIR, on the oti, Of
October 500, OF ore huntted and iity-sisht town
ship, and parts of townships here' o!ore unohertd
west OF the Cascade MouDtairs, ard witbiu thc dis.
trict Of LAID, subject to sale AZ oregon City.
Al the land eiice At RosEBuRa, on the }.h Of o.,
tober 1861, Of one Hundred aud nftyfour townsb ps
and parts oftowDslirs heretofore uneftrs5 west Of
the Cascade Mountains. snd wi,LIa the dist.lu Of
lands sutIect to sale at Rosebrrg. =
The lands will be offer with tbs usual excep
lions Of school seetious, 10
No mineral lands are 10 be ofresd, such lanes
otnS expressly excepted aud eH:.ui.L hom tails
by act oL CougroEs
The sale. viii be kept oscn uutl The land, .re al
elsrej, which 10 10 &c accomplished withia tvs
weeks, and no longer; ard NJ pIivatctniry Of spy
Of the lands will bs Admittsd until afeI the cx,i.
uon 81 the two week. ...
Presumption claimants are rsqli.cd 10 establish
their cais 70 the sst.iactiou Of the proper Reglt
and Rtcsiser, and make payment (, the ssmc on Or
before the day appointed for ihs commencement Of
tha public sales Vteywlse their cl.iuas will be fsr.
fsitcd. g. JIM. EDMUNDS,
@, nm mssionor ef tn. (iaaernI Land Oirce.
GksARAL LAND OFEiCS, Ju!e 10 1872.
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Dea,hs Of soidlsrs.

The following deaths 10 ths. various hospitsls,
10, 10 ,h!s ylsAai'y, have topeSrrsd InSs, our
", Tenuy, aSs&Jany I. istH ,1sssaehusests.
~ q. Jones, compauy F. A,h veriiont.Hoish
Y; R Athertcn, ebmpany II, 9Th Psnnsy Ivsnls
HtsOs tIssr Fs.'.astHtHs Nfs.s 81 y feloaI
Henry shsses, eompany X, ls3d -Psnusyls
wanna. .....'t.,,,,,..ls'. a 3olr, ,,,,SlI'g
Sergeant JAnss ". aRIwloy, COMPANY D.. In
Long Island. t,,s at Of ..,t,, "a 80 -. -h,5s
&. .Msrsball. sompsuy G.ls,h North Carolina.
TC. Picketts, compsny IT, &innsscts. %
James Walsh. obmpapy I, ~ D. O. '2ssST All p
Relatives T deceaaed soldiers can be- f6r.
nishsd with aif ths infbssst.0a ,tbsy dsslrastp
relation 10 the burial paeo Of their ,kc .,
by oa'ling on p. 7. Sands, Government under.
taksr. ~ street north.
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~ .,Aa F,IIox,. Eunernl

jf.d ~ ~ Odd Fsliow's Funera,. 4
,nhis naSls IN asrSjty tafnet cut m Hdhinbst Z:
.1ss6slHVE s1fIsgpSaD, accompaniAS AHtk pstd
of music, To pay their last Iibuts or rssptct t3
Mr.. Friscksr. one OF their number, who hvsd
on the IslSnd.
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EliKsrfh ,n,.Svi Cn,,,l !

grho regular tern % fths criminal court com.
mences Its session 10 daS A. eisvsu O'Clock. We
learn thata uBnamber OF cases are on the
docket, To- be iisposed VI II this court.
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EIlsse =. a;sEssTSEsls. !. GO Sl;...: !:
~; Fl sS:3s: s.E i f:s 81 Ss SSsl Az; -
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n sw Ho0pshlrs.

There viii be = mco,ins, Of New Hampshire
s'SSdE. At III rcSSS iB BSn. y y 4 kS1l'Ss. s Ss.
tionsl Hotel, TO take measures for tho relief
And oofnf0rt oS the sick and wounded soldiers
of the New Hampshire regiments, who are
now. or may hereafter be, Ia the hospitals Of
the Gaverpment. i, ., ,.y,,, -,
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|OANTERBURY HALL.
Ls.isas.s Avenue. near Sixth Street.
49,, The Coolest place in the City,.
M; A N L f E = II o..
isason entirely unsqu,ll.d In the records o. Il.
nor snussns.ts draws to conclusion
H A. . citing nasis q, tbs,
HOST OF ARTISTIC TALENT 70 ,
Which, during the past sesson hss gracsd re siss
LEGITINATELY CONDUCTED
CONCERT HALL IN AMERICA,
Win ths chief .tafs Of the Nav XorE Ca!de..
Ph' ol'p'ssis; a' sislss' e. : '.sa's'e 1'rs' Of
.n'IIe ZanIfessa, 20 |
MITE Marietta Rarc1,
.i.. r'oY ta,f MISS Era Drenf,
The SeiSrisf HrofIsers, ,.|
.MoSstessr V'aIArde, 1
...a alexander Zanffelfa.
TRUTHS, TRUTHS, TRUTHS,
TALENT, which, dsriug is exis,snce, 10 tic
oaly one that, with soy pretsnslon to trsth,
can claim the OFT ussd uua Of #
A COMBINATION OF STARS:
M,iio Zanfretta Il the same who vas ths ohisi
featurs--tha principal csrd-of The RivELs, dur
i9g their resent tocs through this country yhes
Lsy IN ne nSnsn sns Sc M.5
n.ttis., hie was evtrywteTe The feature, shs Lsr.
formed Me most sstoishiag iests on the C0RDf
LENDU yaAsS. Aslasesrl sas Is ysurs aid
nA'a'0G aREsTRsT IA II sis''si REfkIY 4 ths SALARY
paid 70 any lyirg aru,t Isore the Public e: en-
It'll continues, 10 the receipt Of
$50 Three Nuaired ard Fifty Dollars $50
.'' Per week of.lx nights On
Mile Marietta ksv-i J. III. niece Of G abrisl
and k.n9o she s hs. 3 sP2ssS,'
All Who have seen hss, III remenaber hss sef., Wil
ming beauty, and her all exeeilng Isrsce. She hrs
itr mo,s than year, been the cbsf airto"n a t'e
Miss Eva Brent h pronounced. without d.
the public. Shs. has been, foe :w, yeaIF, tho very
Ant fsvore and drswng the lsrs est singing salary
Ma xoss rnd sss A. ,ns a.oon
oolipins the italian Open Donnss. ~ "-
the oslsbfatsd TranooDi II ppoirOme, and the yha
opsl and mot astonishing feature eonn.vttd with e
the ssisrst Drothsrs They changed the whole
were tao originals Of the lrapszs, tbs per!he. ani
ruL,sroas oiher similar acs, They tiane, io.dsy i
....- THE FIRST LIVING GiMSASTS
M0aslsur VaIasde, frou, the Ronlaurs, tbs
very hrst NJ ALE DANCER IN TAE WORLD. 4
Alexandra Zanfrettr, brother OF the h-autlful
Zanfrstta, excsls ali Ales Ansrca the Coz ds
1eadu and performs Pas Seui on an -ra,Vus asir
OF tilt. -., + i
ns- NO CHANGE in tho PRICE of ADNIs-
SION. .,.-..... .. 49,. i
Atmlsson % cents oYobcstrs chshr 80 rrnts
Doors open 81 ~ Pstfctalsnce assS O'Clock
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ENAMELED LEATHER,
. % !. sis5 IaI c9ItAs shE EHasx,.
..X~ AZ as s.ail advaas. q 81! %ISsh ~.
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9 n A TT ON E n Y.

NAVY DErAsTu1Sr, June :, 1861
SEPARATE SEALED PROPOSALS. Will b. re-
ceived atths ofos of the Secretary Of the Macy un
u o'clock, p p., of Mouday ths soth instant lot
faruishiss oil the stattspsry that may be req1irei
By the Navy Drpar ment, and the several bufeAus, /,
from the latkr dsts 10 July I, 1sea ~ 81.
All the hrticiee turpihsd must be Of the sest quail
iIy, delivered wiihout delay when ordered, aud to
~ at,sfAedon, : the hes1'of ,ha on,se for wh'eh
they arc required. Fs d.. s"r. Il. III.
II Il BE- required, esch bidder 10 ttationery must
f9rsth with his propaal . sample Of each srhoie
No bid will bs considered which dee, not fully
conform 10 the advertisement, and 10 which eaoh
td every article p mot bid for, snd 10 which more
thsu one price Is namsd for any 6ar article.
Bonds IN sufAeient amount, with two or more ap.
proved sureties, for the fAihful execstion Of the
ecntr,et, will be reIui cd Of tbs psron psr,ons
ntfSe,lus. The suthofizSd hanei CT tho sarsties
that will Be given % aiso % sfaopry tesimoniAls
TO faial the Contract, msst aooo1psay the bid; 9TH
erwise II will NOT be coo&deSSd -r-'I n /
iha Department reserves 10 it.elf the right CT or
dcripg greater or lees quantity Ct each and every
article contracted for, as tho public service may
qutre.
the contract II Is to be furnished at the lowest mar,
let price, according W tts quality.
Ihv snbjoined schedults spccihes, o. nearly as can
now be done tho amount quality, and disciption Of
each ofths articles likely TO b required. ...
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HchduL.

bcNQWe.
Aoesms heavy, white laid, -ds'patch Gap, stap.
% 'rean'' fooi'cap, blas Or while, ruled, PER
Is team. extra tuptraas, blue or white, laid or
20 rsams best nots paper, thick, per ream.
1srasms best note Ispsr, medium, per resm.
20 resns copying or tissue pspsr, 2i!: b %
10 issm' Ganiiis pspsr, IS BY 10 ineasr, fat, PER
'fssm, best but or wh,,s suvsiop. paper, roy
100 yards tracing cloth, per ,quare yard.
s, sS,asf astsns ISSss r., sT,
s. shssss dSSS!e elephant driving paper, per
30 .hssts .a.:qu.rIsn drawing PAPER, per sheet
~ tern, osncial slss, prin1a stamp, per 900
Tern ofsciai size, eryraped s,smp, par Ooo.
6,oo' b... vuf ., white snyslSyss Government pas
rp Sa sn,t,R os Wi. I.s GSS .r.,
10 900 p:'s sSR ts While envelopes. letter size, en-
1000 bsss shiss oi,sis snSsiops., engraved s.smp,
900 best VII: :tssisi i :iyslss::, .yrs.i stamp,
S,oaa best cieam iaid envelopes, letter sIss, per
800, bsss ese.m laid envelopes, note Else, Per
1000 best envelopes, e.sd size, per eGo;
ioso psisn! sIS'h'linsd envelopes, e.. by In0h's
1000 psisai SlO.h.liusd envelopes, 0 BY inches.
1900 p.,sns siSth lined envelopes BY az Inches
FL a,sfosa steel pens. on card, or 10 BIKES, tths
Depsrtnent to have tbs !i5erty OF s.iecties
from ali the dinsreat kinds naiuf,e.ured3
assd .Fsns,, las. .l.s, with silver extan Ion
20 quart. hayna.tk NOye'S bluSk Ink, In bot
ss .sssss ssgSs ss 'ss ss:
s e. oDs?a; q Clarified per 1
Al Il dozen dozen sili @ s.sts Or braid Se ps1 ae1 p'' '
6dozen, penknlyss, Rodgers best, buck or pearl
sr', .h.adlss. = eladss. yer Sss. 49,. ..,,,,, =.
ID eas.s, Rodset's, pr dc1 ''''' '' 1"'' -
i" ldo,sn pairs Of siesrs, bcM quality. 8 inoh
III @ Yen isI. s Sf' q shear. s,.t quality. iaoh
dc.sa M p,r. CT scissors, best quality, yer dos.
50 dossn black issd pencils, F.Sef ' best, assOrt
10 dozen best drawing Lad pencils, per dcz
u dozen best Fabsr'sisd aud blue pencils, per
adossa sable brushes, assorted, pss dez.
9 dozen camel hair sryshee, asortd d, ger d.z.
50 pounds .I.ss supsIas. ~: ssas!st sealing wsx,
.epeanas s' ssst quality w.fs.., per pound.
sSSssn psspsisd mSsissss K, s'Sai and bru,h large.
sdossa prepared musilags and brush, small,
,S ,S = pSa.i: e. hemp .y.ns, per s gsuTd. |
1'1 Ss.sts Sl.ek nd Z. quart. 4
Ars|:: q .sss1sa e !: s:s ss.!sss .ss as
b sste,:AsS Ct sss'' 1ropssseasd 70 tie Sbsvs'
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vIIuIn BNn ATE Of tho UNITED sTAT
L OF AMERICA, Sitting on the case Of WET
~ H.EhUNPHREYS,J Il. Judge u the DL,lio,
Court Of the Unite States Ter .hs s~vcrai ds
tgicts VI the Sta.e Of Tguns.sac,
.h'"N " .ln MoNpAr, june OH. 1852!
Criertd, That this Hlsn. Cou,t Of InEeaclmen.
stands aojou.uet Ill the .e.h day Of June isstant
Humphreys has failed - iaske his appearance to
answer the said srtiolsssct impcschfitnf, though
lion for his appearances 90 that tsy be made by Pub
lshins fhis order In the Na,,oaI! is1sroer, Naiy,,
ReIubl leaa and Eeesiao star, rewsraIe-s priatei In
sessiysiy before isd :oh day Of June instant, ana
also IN the Nashville Unton, rewpapet prinied In
The city Of Nahyilie In tbs State Of Tennessee, for
June, instant. Oh, -.
jsli-l0t Secretary CT the Senate.
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Odd Fellows Hall.
1O LEnTo|ANG.e..
STA.N,LEI' s. CCS:S.vT'S
90 G:GAaII0 Illus rsArIoNs
..A a.i
. rraraD - OF rnS
WAR FOR THE UNION.

Conn ri.irg viovs Of Cui;s North apd South,
East aud Wet; Battles, ESgpbardIncnts, EarorsI,
EN- plo.icus soenes and IaoiIsuts VI every kiud
which illustrate the reat Rshe lion and Nation 4
struggle for National Life. =
The Naval Rattle at Hampton Rods, In which
the real movement o. thips /, Tspre.entsd-ti Q
ACTION Or THE MONITOR AND MEHRi-
MAC-the Destruction OF tle Congrss and Cun u.
beriand-the Blrning and Siekipg bbips-is q nio,,
wonderful and i1terGstinR exhibition Of Itself :
Th!s Great nttcrie WORK will be pie, e,entsd 10
Ihs pubic
20. ODD FEhLows' HALL.
Doors cp,n At o'eiaoh; ExhibitiSu sias Of ?.
O.. AFTERNOON LXHIBITION
wEDNEsDAY ard SATURDAY, ~ 5 O'Clock,
for Ladies aad children. = y
Admission ,.,....,....,.........2b rs cents
heHefvtu SsAW,... 70 cents
maySl
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gors.-Under ne regulations ofths Depart nent
- heretofore an6 now exi,iiug, NO payment can BE-
made fer advertising proclIDiattcai, except 70 such
publisAsE. a. ,pecahy auttussd y Iuosk b. tbs
comnisionsr Of the GtnbI a Land 0Goel do.
)vae 13-w1sw lRtaSl
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ADJUSTMENTS.

The ldhtingulsbed asd popular comedian. Mr.. ID.
6ETCHELL, appssrlGe fof tht arst tinls IN
-, the gfeatest ~ B5r;0ltan chgracters,
'''s GAP TAIN tJIJ,r RI IlG.''Nu
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Two INVENTORS AHD PATEHTEks.
J. hUGN 4 CO., propristors Of the Scientific
American, and agents for procuring American AMI
20 ~ II NJ II Is.
WIih Sir,s4a Years Experience in g,e B,tsissss.
Refer u Hon. judge Hssou, Hon. Joseph Holt
Ron. W D. Rljdop, ex-C,mmlssioners Of Patent
us;e ha blsl5.cs dor, through Mum b Co.'s psf
Psmphie, Of .syio. sent ffee b. mall = I.-
Patent Lsys and Regulations, 100 pages, " eeuss
lssii. m.
No charge iGr CONSOLATION, or ally or BY ps.i
Prslimbsry Easmilsuoc n Unilet StAtss f.ie,
Ofacs, ss
Uin;es, No u Fark Row, New Y York; wsshiusto TO-
'ofnor Of aud ssvsnth streets. opposite the Pslsp
'Scs. s. mar 1t--dnh.
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Alexandra Zanfrettr, brother OF tke h-antlful
Zsnfrstta excsls ali males anisrica On the Coz ds
1eadu, ana performs Pa, Seu on an en- ast
AZ
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ss- NO CHANGE in tho PRICE of ADHIs.
SION. .,-....,. -....
Atmlssion % cents Orchcgtrs chsiIr 80 rrnts
Doors open II ~ eIfotnsnce o. sI o'alock.
lsl6 80" o fS,ar-12 tqsl T|a.I ..l.t
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LtNshLsSMKWS::O

s.~s u saaasAAa lgI .sFst,1vss.
i'oa~ sr~ a,y yvlstod A,ssae tkk - ~ ~,
"onss.', .. s,Lsnia.- thssx3rp N1111tey@svse
to resaIsr 1sp sosibsss. ,AAnss8a - tflI {skS
-o'" .heoiiis.aS a''' i'dpsen taf5tIa ~ X
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I, tor We o., -,of---,S st Its OF
--------, sy,tc ~ fur rlish aad deliver
'housAud hi Of $500 LEthracits coal fer steam
rs uc, - In iaie OF - per ton. Of ., 2I0
p;utd, rTn guu'ins to - t,liHrs, ard tlis ad.
d,tonal q irtti'y " fGrnsad,di ths VII 80 Ia con.
'ornnty wih he prGyiIiors ard .rrs OF the dyer.
tissn cut Il tbs itih or June, ls2, IRON tLs Navy
shqu.d my Tor our ohs or b Il be ae,ept,d, ior
vel Request u be in,orm.d NJ -, and thaG The
con:raci may bs forsarded 20 - !cr siguaturs
AMI cerriica,e
Pisce s.gaed. Al
DSts.
hjynl Of Ggard,te:.
We. the uId rdgaei rsed 'nts Of ----,in IN
the Ssa'e ot---, md d---, Of,
In toe state Ct -----, hereby :intly AMI sew.
ettly cyvepant with the uri,ed st..cs SID guar.
anty, thar IN cse ths GrgoipE LII Of ---ts
scct pad, - will wGliin ten DAYS after the r..
ceip. Ct the contract Rt -, exesut1 the tSme,
VITA go'd aai sui,e a. Ielics ior the delivery Of
tAe anthracite &C al PROPS u cynpiapoe With he
tsims OF the adverfenent Of the l2th Of Juns 1867.
hereto append. d ard under which IL was made; ard
In ciss ths snif ----- shall ,ail to entsT Ito
The coriract atorssaid, we gpsrspty to MAKE goo1
tho din. renee betwsen the Offer OF he said -
ani that which may te aeceptld,
WisIe.s. - 80 u S'gutd. c. d.
Place. 0rr
her. By Ger iy that te ,ha Last CI my knowledge
anc beie' the ABOVE named guarAnto oro
md - ara good Gu1 sun; ;pnt.
(SigrqiursD G. II.
To he signed by the UAited Stitts strict jadge,
United States distsio a,,osrcy, collector, or navy
agent. 90. jsia-wswTh
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very dlst MALE DASCER N TIE WoRLD. ~ "
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The ssiGrist Brothers -An viii Tcmsml u
the oslebfatsd FrancoDi II ppodrome, and the yria.
Opal and mot astonishing teaiura eonps uttd with u
the Ssissst Brothars They changed tho wlsola
faos Of scrobsto performance In this country, lacy
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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-04-19


sThs great hattls at Plttsburg Land.
ing has oversbadowed the greater Union tri-
umph at Island No 10, and but little notice
has been taken of the immense spoil cap
tured at that point.
The rebel steamers Ohio Bell, Mars, Ad-
miral, DeSoto, and Champion with the great
wharfboats at Columbus and Hickman deep
ly laden with governmhet stores fell into
Gen'L. Pope's hands in good condition. The
Kanawha Valley, Red RoTer.and John ST.
monds were scuttled but can be readily
raised in low water. The gunboat Gram
pus was also sunk, but can be easily raised.
In addition to these boats our forces cap
tured 200 prisoners, ITO heavy guns, 20
field pieces, 1900 horses, 800 mules, 100
wagons, 1000 or 5000 stand of arms, a
floating battery, 1000 hogsheads of sugar,
hundreds of barrels of powder, immense
quantities of projectiles of every descrip-
ton and great amount of other ammuni-
ton and valuable commisssry stores. The
armam emit is the heaviest taken on either
side since the rebellion broke out, and It's
bloodless capture with so many prisoners,
is most remark sble event in the history
of the war. All honor to Gen. Pope, Com
modore Foote and their gallant subordin-
ates ~
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-04-19

IA a correspondent of the New York
Tribune, who was watching the Merrimac
surrounded by her vaporing satellites on
her last appearance, naturally attached him
self to an old negro who, seated on the
bottom Of a condemned yswl, was contem-
plating the iron monster. With the COM
municativeness for which correspondents
are celebrated, the Tribune man opened
the conversation, part of which we copy
from the Tribune:
" Uncle" said he, nwhy does not the Mer-
rimac come down hereP p
"Cause she can't, masss," was the COM
forting, if not enigmatical reply. 81 know
desc waters, and tell by de color where
she is, dat she's aground. Den, you see,
Dress your heart, if your eyes be good, dat
de tugs are pullin' at her to get her off,
When dc tide be high, maybe she'll come
down; but Massa, she nebber go back
heI hell Dat Monitor smash her Jaw
shure.''
We hope the darkey's confidence is not
misplaced.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-04-19

HGr Among other deluded young Ken
tuckians who have thrown away their lives
in the mad attempt to destroy govern
ment under whose benign influence they
have enjoyed every luxury, was Mr.. Joe
Benedict, of Louisville, at one time clerk
on the Autocrat. We understand that he
was killed at the battle of Pittsburg, and
his body buried in trench with some 14o
others. His friends have sent to the battle
field in hopes that his remains may be re-
covered, and that the body of the misguid-
ed boy may be deposited in the family
burying ground.