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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-10-31

Judge DA,i. had another attack Of bleed
ins a, the lungs, week before last. lie had
50 FAR recovered rs to be able to resume his
place on the bench La, Friday.
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Secretary Chase, in note to the Presi
dent .. the Revere Bank, Boston. says that
on the Is, inst, the National deb, amount.
cd ,O'S6iO. 900 600. a sun somswha, les
than that stated by the bunker papers.
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Madame Anna Bishop died a. st. Paul,
Min. on the i7th, in consequence Of her
clothes taking fro on tho Wednesday pre-.
,ious.
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The steamships Of the Montreal line come
to Portland, next month. the Ere, one reach.
10: the city the last Of ihs month.
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Melville U. Kimbali, Of Bethel. has been
appointed II Lieutenant in the 4th Maine
battery.
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we,. Oxford Agricultural Society.

| Wcst OAivtu A8tiouitusa cvSsosy'
In setting up tho Award Of Premiums o.
this Society. tho composi,or. by accident
omitted two pages Of the manuscript. Thes'
pages contain the awards given below:
SkkpLrwosk AND FANCY ARTICLES.
Mrs and Ms. Howe, frycburs, milli.
merry. 20,
Mrs. Scott. Denmark, she'll and moss
work, gratui,y, i IN
Same. hair work. u
Miss NJ. j. Charles. fryeburg. collar. =
Nj. Mary Sherburn, do. tatten collar, .,
Miss Maria Higgins, do. bead collar, :,
Mrs. L. Il Richmond. do ottoman. ot
Miss II q Mcmillan, fryeburs. chem'ss
yoke. 81
Mr.. J. b. o.gOOd, frycbars. embroii-
ery. 90
/ Mrs T.. Hartman, blind Institution
at Soaih Boston bad basket, %
Mis- Mary A. Ward, fryeburs. fancy =.
articles, -
Nj. Ella, +. Walker, frycburg, cm.
broidcr,d skirt. 80
Mrs Bachelor. Denmark, lady yrs.
old. braided mat. 80
Mrs. Mary Walker, fryebarS, braided
mat. 5O
Mr.. II J. Scavey. frycburS. wrOush,
slippers. -
Mis-, NJ L Swan, fryeburS. tidy. Is
BRAD ASp DAIRY PRODUCTS.
comminoc-Il q Walker. Thoma. Mason,
J. W. n. Harrington.
Amour, offered, Sli ,O0-Awarded. $500.
Mrs. T. J. Haley, Stow, bcs, June but.
ter. w
Mis- Arn Walker. Fryebur.. 81 do. 600
CIV waterhousc, fryeburs. bc., Fall
butter. zoo
Mrs. 4 j Haley. Stow, 81 do. loo
Mrs l. Rec. Denmark. best checse, l nj
Mrs. ) Suekncy, Brown6eld. 81 do. 80
Mrs John Weston, frye5ure. best
brown bread, OO
Miss NJ a Ward, frycbur:, best white
bread. M
Mrs. r. j. Haley, Stow. 81 Do. 50
Miss " \ Ward. fryeJurs, bes: loaf
cake. 90
HORNY, syG,R, srErr, WINES, JrttIrs. rRk'
srRvEs, DRIED TRuIr,, PICKLES AND cars
Tvs.
Committees. Ilcald. =. C. Hobbs. Micah
Abbott.
Amour, offered, s9.2j-Avarisd. s7,7j.
Vim. Gordon, fryeturs, tc-t maple
sugar. M
J. W. sau,hcr. Frycburc. 81 do. 50
sane. b,st maple syrup, ~
;. llrali, Lowell. be hive and . boxes
honey. w
Mrs. V. L. Harrington, Fryebure,
strawberry rre-etycs, -
same. picked rlums, -
Sane. tomato catsnp, -
Mrs. Y. Suckney. Br0~nGsld. eucum-
her pickles, a.
same. tomato pickles, -
same. currani PLY, -
Mrs. Walter Higgins, fryeburs. cur
rant wine, -
Mr.. Helen Mcmillan, fryVbure, pickl.
81 unions, -
Me, Filth Mcmillan, rryebOrg, tOrna.
Co catsup, -
Nc. Carrie Mcmillan, frycburs, picked
uastgrtiums. -
Mr.. c Barker. Denmark, tomato pre-
serve. -
Mr. V. Barker. Denmark, sweciapplo
s,rup, -
Mr. \. APpleby, Brosudsli, picked
onions, -
same. mlIcl pickles, -
sane. eldcrhcrry wine, -
same, currani wine. -
Same, strawberry wine, -
Same, ,om'i1 pickles. -
IrATnIR=II. HANrIACITkrs.
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lrATnIR-m. aANrI,cTrkIs.

Committees. Suekney. ; Head.
Amount offered. 81 .OO-Awarded. $500.
II. N. Boswell. fryeburg. upper leather,
calf skin and HARNESS. on
John Evans. frycbure. harness, w
John ScaSey, fyeburs, English sole
leather. OO
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JOHN }. FERRY. Editor.

TERMS.--Ous Dollar aud fiNy Ccu,s. pes
wear, Ia advance; Two Dolls,s, at the end ofihr
yesr.
Clubbing. We wcuA respectfully call N.
stisuiioe n such a. ~. 'rassd TO lev. their AID
IN extending th~ circulation IT home PaTsr %
the iollu~irg of,r;
We ~iil ,sui
10 Copies. inT ore war. Zoe 1880
20 Copiss Zoe oas war, ioI 1000
AL Gee cory o. The peT.on gsu'ng - toe S'~lN
The unusN wast acCowpsn, The uftirt.
trS. VI. Psueugiu \ Co., ~ state Sireei'
bo.tsn, add l22 Ns.sss Suss,, N'~ NoiA, afe
olt auihofitsd a.ruis.
Ion PRINTING u~ail executed.
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Thanksgiving in Maine, Thursdsy, Nov.
smber. 9Th.
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SrcoSp DI-rRicr. The Official vote for
Member OF Congress, in the Second District
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Oar nine months men are al %.
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Hearing. however, or the most active
preparations for hOsiiliIies on the part OF
the seecders a, Pensacola, by the erection Of
new batteries and arnlns Fort Mcll'e-
tia, had no. gun mounted when 1t was
ssizel-during the peace Convention and
since, Jrough, the subject to the notice Of
the new administration, when this note. da-
ted March l2th, to Captain Wedges was
agreed upon. viz: AT the first favorable
mOmen, you will land with your company,
reinforce Fort piekcns, and hold the samo
till further orders THIS order. IN dupli-
cate, left New York by two naval vessels
abou, the middle Of March. as the mail aud
the wires could not bc trusted. and detached
officers could not be substituted, far two had
bee, arrested and paroled by the authorities
Of Pensacola, de.pa,ehe, taken from one Of
them, and third, to escape like treatment,
forced 10 turn back when near that city.
Thus those authorities have not ceased to
make war upon the United States, since tho
capture BY them Of the Navy Yard, Japua.
~ l2,b.
Respectfully submitted.
WINFIELD ScoTr.
Headquarters OF the Army.
Washington. March 80, ls6l.
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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-02

Viele, military Governor of this city, paid
a visit o that vessel yesterday. He was
received with the greatest kindness and
courtesy and with the honors of salute o.
II guns and the manning of TIE yards
The American ensign was displayed at the
fort
The RinaIdo left this morning and will
proceed to sea.
Preparations are making on an extensive
scale for grand Union demonstration to
take place shortly.
The oath of allegiance has been admin
istered to nearly 1000 citizens. They Offer
themselves in large numbers every day to
take it voluntarily 1t is not made COM
pulsory upon any one.
If the sentiment of the proposed meeting
should be satisfactory 10 Gen. Wool it
would probably induce the President to
open the port.
A report comes in from our scouts who
are advanced some miles beyond Suffolk,
that the city of Petersburg is to be or has
been evacuated by the rebels.
The Seaboard and Roanoke railroad, it
has been ascertained, is in good order a. far
as Clear Water river.
When Craney Island was evacuated, the
sutler loaded his goods on slOop, and en-
deavored to save them. The sloop was
found to-day, with the goods and few
mules, below the island upon the beach.
The property is supposed to be worth So, 1000
or s., 600, and was taken charge of by the
Provost Marshall.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-02

Alter repeated tbreatepiogs and failures,
the long desired rain came at last on Satur-
day night, commencing just at dark II
vas dazzling. drenching rain, accompanied
by heavy thunder and vivid lightning. II
the rain was general, it will doubtless swell
the river.
The river is falling very slowly, with a
slight swell coming from above.
Business on the river was rather active
during Saturday.
The Diligenf, which has been plying be-
tween Cairo and the feet, having been dis
charged from that service, passed up on
Friday night.
The Cheesmau, for Pitrsburg Landing,
came down, and the GilIum, from the Cum
berland river, with full cargo of tobacco,
came up.
The Eugene passed up on Saturday with
a fue trip. She returns TO Ptlsburg Land
ing on Tuesday, and will want freight aud
passengers.
The following boats were at he wharf on
Saturday: The W. ". Crawford, om
Pittsburg Landing and New Madrid the
Cairo and Louisville packet Commercial,
from Cairo the Eugene, from the Tennes-
see river for Louisville, light; the Belfast,
from Pittsburg, for ST. Louis and the Upper
Mississippi
The sprightly Big Grey Eagle arrived
from Louisville at o'clock and returning
from Henderson, left last Saturday night
for Louisville. She brought down crowd
of p ,ssengers.
The Courier in her Efforts to leave on
Saturday, met with pretty rough usage, be-
ing crowded on the wharfboat and CraW-
fJrd by the Grey Eagle. She received,
however, ruutrriaT injury aud left with
a fine passenger list aud considerable
freight.
The Adelia loaded her barges here with
cotton and corn for Pitisburg.
The Crawford will probably take cargo
of wheat for Piltsburg-
The Capitola will we believe go to Lou
isville.
The popular and fast packet. Charley
Bowen, will cave at her regular hour this
afternoon for Cairo. Her officers will see
that their passengers are made comfortable.
The Gen. Anderson, with her spacious
fine appointments and her accommodating
officers will leave for Cairo at 2 o'clock.
The Woodford is the Star packet for
Louisville this morning.
The Prima Donna, from Cincinnati 10
ST. Louis, arrived here Saturday afternot n
and discharged lot of liquors consigutd
to various 6rms in his city.
The Star Grey Eagle is the regular and
feet packet for Louisville this morning.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-02
The Evacuation of COrInth-HO1v It
was dOne-The En- my Scatter

HALLECK's HEADQUARTERS, May 3d.
During nearly al last night the moving of
cars and suppressed whistles sounding be-
tokeDed some movement going on, but not
being any extraordinary occurrence was
not considered of an Extraordinary nature
About five this morning, several explosions
we're distinctly heard. Immediately after
sklrmishers were thrown out, aud ger
eral advance commenced. A very large
amount of raur0ad iron was found un-
touched, there being some twelve or fifteen
tracks radiaiing from the depot to the en-
trenchments with side tracks and switches,
enabling them to move troops with great
rapidity.
From all information CLEANED from pris-
OneTs it is Thought the evacuation cum
meuctd al su, down last night, the ent my
retreatiag IN three directions, East. Vest and
South. Beaurt gard stated to citz. us last
night, that be Intended evaeuating, and 10
throw himself ON bJtb our tanks. At this
hour Coriuih IS held as an outpost. The
cavalry searching for the enemy, sent by
Pope, came upon and dispersed a party of
them eight miles below COriuth, on the
Mobile aud ONO Railroad, in the act of
burning bridge. capturing 40 prisoners
| The eDemy's rear guard destroyed the de-
intended destroying the entire village but
the citizens saved some Fifty HOUSES they
also b. Oke open stores aud destroyed the
| contents.
| A large cavalry force, under Col. Elliott,
sent out Wednesday morning by circuit
Gus route TO destroy bridge on the Mebi'e
and .Ohio Railroad so IL of Corint b,
though not returned, we learn from prison.
ers that it was known in Corinth last nigh,
that large 5ridge had been destroyed, forty
miles south By body Of our cavalry, ana
that PoPe's tcccnty Pouader Parrots yester
day entitGded their camps killing eighty
men and one hundred hoases also. that q
3O-puuuder Pafrott she'll, thrown into Cor
NTH by Pope as an experiment, destroyed 9
locomotive, killing the engineer.
1t is thought among military meu thai
the destruction OF the bridge south, and the
uncomfortable proximity of our falling
shells, and the possibility of Federal success
on the Mississippi we're the cause OF th,
evacuation. The en-my's works are Ger
tainly of very great strength, and capable
of stout resistance.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-02
A LIST

A LIST
Of sick soldiers brought by the steamer W.
W. Crawford, to New6urg, May 3Ist 1862,
from PatsGurg Landing.
IOTH INDIAnA.
j w Francis co A, VIM Godering co E,
" Pickerell co B, Jas Harris co B, T J
Simpson CO B, W b Biggins co B, M Gsllag-
her CO C, n Dick co g, John Bailey co D.,
8 McI.vine co D, Amos Nash CO D, (diedl,
W A Wells CO d. w G Vance co I, J .
Conover co F, Will Dickens CO II, Ishsm
Waters co |, w Il Weece co /, S York CO
I, W T Baker co &, Will King CO K, Peter
Lannum co K, VIM Mueller co K, W H 81
Thompson CO K.
10th INDIANA.
wv Beasley CO G.
9TH INDIANA.
PL Shumen CO /.
9TH INDIANA.
A Heath co K.
10TH INDIANA.
VIM Kennedy co a.
Taken from the hospitals near Fort Pill
low.
46TH INDIANA.
W Kinsley co A, T A Burley co C,
Drummer CO D, S Mcfarland CO 6, Epbriam
Mason co G, V J Julian CO l, Saml john
son co K.
ADD INDIANA.
Oliver Huff CO A, Achilles Scott co B.
hugh Maynard co D, Jas Frakes co D,
David Logan co D, Jas A Wason co E, All
Dicks co Il, Ezro Reeder co K.
Taken on at Tiptonville.
47FH INDIANA.
Joseph Rowney co A, Aaron Brichner &C
B, Daniel Buer co B, Daniel Cooper, co B.
| Isaac Richardson co B, Michael Baker co
| D, Robt Hines CO E Henry E Hake CO r
| David Wideuer co |.
Taken on at New Madrid.
BATH INDIANA.
John Cravens CO A, Lewis Karnes CO a
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-02
AFTERNOON REPORT.
Official from Gen. Halleck-
Further particulars of the
Evacuation = News from
No foIk-NeW line of COM
nication opened.

WASHINGTON, May 81.
The following dispatch was received at
the War Del arIment this morning:
To Hon. E. II. Stanton Secretary Of War:
The euemy's position and works in front
of Co4inth was exceedingly strong. He
cannot occupy a stronger position in bis
flight. This morning he destroyed an i'm
mense amount of public and private prop
erty, such as stores, provisions, wagons,
-tsDis, etc-I for miles out OF the Iowu.
The roads are filled with arms, haver-
sacks, etc., thrown away by his troops in
their fight. A large number of prisoners
have been captured, estimated by General
Pope at 1000. General Beauregard evil
IDENTIFY distrusts his army, or he would
have defended so strong a position. His
troops are generally much discouraged, aud
demoralized. For the last few days their
resistance has been slight.
r. ". HALLECK;
Major. General Comms nding.
NORFOLK, May 80.
Two fugiiives arrived here yesterday, d.
rect from Richmond. They report an army
of 100000 men in the vicinity, among
whom both officers and men show very
much dissatisfaction. They sere living on
half ratiOns of bacon and hard bread. The
fugiIives state that JEFF. Davis had been
heard to say that be would make the streets
of the city run with blood before surren.
dering.
Col. Hawkins, of the 9th New York regi-
ment, with twenty men, arrived here in the
Port Royal last night, having left Roanoke
Island yesterday morning, and passed up
by way of Curicos sound, and thence by
canal 10 Elizebeth river. Thus the inland
route is open, by which General Burnside.
department may communicate with the
capital without risk of the passage outside
of Hatteras sound. Shops and schooner
flying the American flag hove already com,
through, and been al oSed 10 proceed Il
Baltimore.
By special invitation of the officers o
the British war-steamer Rinaldo, Genera
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-02
M0RTGAGEESF SALE

of the Bodion. Mines t0itk the Lease and
Fixtures belonging thereto.
WDES UsHRTUE or - Ep0 WEB CON
A0 tanned in mort gage msds ~ teo Bodiam
Mining Company to George r. M,rswOod and VIM.
Kersts Inan, 10 escufs re aymeht Of q pTinti-
pal and interest Of certain bonds, tssufG by said
Company, and held BY us; sair Y, rPfanv having
failed u pay the principal and iptsrss auc pom
said ,nds, we hi.V NJ red upon and taken pos
session OF, and will. or thu
18th DAY OF JUNE, 1852
At 2 O'Clock p NJ, at the Mines Of said Company
near the City Of Evan vile, proceei cell At pub
lie HuctiOn, for tie satisfaction Of said unpaid
principal aud u r.st (tosgit :: the cum Of ST.
375 00), the following described property, tO-RiL:
. he BOdiAm Nil o. with all tho ninchl Y,
equipments, buildings toels, coal b ats, Shops ana
every thing her, unto LeloDging. Also all tie in
e r ct Of said POdfam Mining Company In q ts ~
of QUO thousand years i'm the premises upon which
said mines situate, ~ith ceTtRia mir ing privi-
leges here 10, granted TO VIA. Ker5teKnah by Jno
Iugle AID John IDele, Jr, by lease dated January
Isl, 1855. and recorded on Fagnss 49, ASP, 49, uEd
434, & Deed b. Ok No. 2 Of ihs Rector Is Of Deeds
Of Va derLurgh County, and which lease was, by
said herSeHian, assigned to said CONa any.
II. L. RoUTH 4 SONs.
T. j. R. E. n hiegIS' sTrussos'.
VIM. FrHER.
w. ScO1T MUERAV.
joins IEGLE Jr.
By AsI ISiehalt, AftJrney in fact. ms I'd
AD OT.HTOS-ST EcBET-EO : THE
A. USE.--5O bushels received aud 10 arrive -
mh2O H. Il. COOKS
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-02

John & Fox CO A, Will Shatfer co a, S
Parkinson CO a, Isaac Swallow co B, Ed
Reggie co E, G W E Paine CO O. D Ayers
CO G, N W Picard CO D, X EIkins 60 D,
Wesley Cole co 2. Alex Brown co G, Thos
jarrett co l. R NJ Powell co I. Ely Bryson,
CO ], john CHATTER co I Isaac Anderson
co |, Christ Conn co K. Bill Farrell CO K,
Jim Freeman co K, g W Booster co K,
Lewis May CO K, Jas Rennaker CO K.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-02

Sr. LOUIS, May 3l.-Brigadier General
Scho6eld, commanding Missouri State Mill
tia, issued a general order stating that here
after all guerrillas and marauders ia this
State, when caught in arms engaged in
their unlawful warfare, will be shot down
On the spot, and all citizens who give shell
ter and protection to these outlaws, or who
fail to give all assistance in their power TO
the military authorities in detecting end
bringing them to punishment, will be re-
garded and treated as aiders and abettors
to the criminals.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-02
ss VsicEeasay Ba'OS.7'

KA .A.N-DRLEOSN COFFEE - Recon-.
NJ mended by physicians for its medicinal quail
tiles and superior as a beverage to any other SUD-
stitute for coffee. Call and try it at Vickery Bros.
ROYAL LAMP CHTMNEYS-The best CHI M
ney ever offered in this m .rket Call and see them
at Vickery Bros
FLoUR--Extra family -four, the best brands.
in sacks OF barrels, at Vickery Bros.I No e2 Main
street.
HAmS-If you want nice bacon ham, not tco
salt, you can get it cheap at Yickery Bros.
SUGARs-Browp and coffee sugars, at astonish-
ing low rates for the times, at Yickery Bros., No.
50 Main ctr ct
QUICK YEAST, or Baking Powder-Bishop-
Tieks, Durkees, Andrews, and other good brands
of Baking Powder, at
VICKERY BROS,
may 10 No 50 Msin Street.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-02
d. paGC Ia from GEN. Halteck Relative
TO Operations at COrIMGh.

WAsHINGToN, May 80 The following
was received from Corinth this evening:
NEAR CoRINTH, May 80
Hon. e. IL. St4"tOa Secretary of Var:
Gen. POpe's heavy baIterlers opened
upon the enemy's intrenchments yesterday
about 10 O'clock A. N and soon drove the
rebels from their advance batteries
Maj IT General Sherman established au-
other heavy battery yesterday evening,
within 900 yards of their works
Skirmshing parties advanced at day break
this morning. Three of our divisions are
already in the enemy's advanced works,
about three quarters ola mile from Corinth,
which is in flames
H. ". HALLECK. Maj. Gen.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-02

CoR1ETH, May 3O.-It is now ascertained
that the evacuation commenced night be-
fore last. They retreated sou'herly until
the Railroad Bridge was burned, when
they went to Grand Junction and thence
wardly. Some ladies and several
children remain here.
The citizens inform Us that Richmond is
evacuated. Memphis is almost wholly de-
serted, all the stores being closed with the
ex option of few groceries.
It Is ascertained that Van Dorm bad a
band of Indians under him. Col. Jackson
reports finding the road for several miles
stTewn with knapsacks, haversacks, arms,
and can'eens, showing great demoraliza-
ton. The woods are full of strsgglers, W hO
are being brought in as soon as tssible.-
Probably between 1000 and 5000 are
here. Almost the entire 18th Louisiana
Regiment rs within our lines nOw--desert-
ers and recently captured.
The Telegraph line was completed here
tonight.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-02
SEC ND DISPATCH

NEAR CoRlNrH, May 30 Our advance
guard are i'll Corinth. Acc Junts are con-
hicIihg as TO the enemy's movements, and
he is believed 10 be in strong force on our
left flank, some four or FIVE miles south of
CoIinth, near the Mobile and Ohio Rail-
road ESienu'i. II. W. HALEEUK,
Major General
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-02

NoRF.LK, May 3O.-The Herald gives
the names of "a number Of officers and men
sill held in prison by the Rebels: Among
th, m are the Captain and officers of the
United States s'eamer Union, wrecked on
Boyle Island, November Sd A. N. Davis,
Captain, 6 Ohio; Charles Gilman, Lieu
tenant, Ohio, Farrcn Lent, LIST Ken
lucky Thos. Cox, Captain, lst Kentucky !
T. J. Shafer, Lieutenant, 9th Ohio.
The following officers have lately been
brought to Salisbury from Richmond and
other places.
Col Corcoran, of the Goth New York
Col. Wilcox, o. the Isl Michigan Col
Brendich, Col. Constantine, Col. Croker,
Col. Bowen, Major Potter, Major VUges,
Major Shutters, and Capt. Davis.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-02
Marshal's Notice.

MS 1T rs n G0sVSF.SsyT E'B.4C~
en- tice of ma OF cur ei'iZ+Ds 20 throw end
sweep their waste ptrer, straw and traEh in the
gutte and ct Is. aud "s q sr IS as ordinance
forbidding Il o same. and clio ordinance for
liddiI z Leaving boxes bsFre's- any other oh .
sfrnc' ions the Pavemente after night thereto e
&c the same slIall b. cont n ed fi0n and after thta
date, III offenders may expect an intTs auction 70
n,YSo IN. mARTIN, G. NJ.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-02
Special Notices.
Baseh.ror's Rasr Dv.,Arh. S.ss sn

BaFehsT0r's RsSr Dye THE best In
the EsOrTd.-WILLIAM A. BAToHELoR's &c g.
brated Hair Dye produces a color not to be distn-
gmshed from DatuEe-wsrranted not to injure the
Hair in the least remedies the i'll effects Of bad
dyes and iuvigorates the Hair for life. Grey, Red'
or Rusty Hair instantly turns splendid Black or
Brown, leaving the Hair seft and beautiful. Sold
by all Druggists, &c.
pE- The Genuine is signed WILLIAM A.
BATCHELOR, ON the four sides Of each boz.
FACTORY, No. 81 Barclay Street, New York.
(Lats 233 Broadway aud 1s Bond strest.l
June2-dw
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0H, II EehIaepfer's.''

WRaE.uRR's COs.HETEC E@TR0-Ffr
for removing PimPieea sunbnrg, Ietsels .
RipgyoT M &C. Just TeceiF ed and sale at H. J.
s. hiaepfsr's New Drug Store.
UFTsNROLDS's exTrat Buohas Just received at
SehInepfer's New Drug Store.
DRUGS.-Just received "a lsrge and varied stock
a: pure Drugs and Medicines, consisting Of all
the new preparations, just srrivius in the Market
al of Which sold very low, 81
mNI3 SCHLAEFFER'5,
New Drug Stera.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-02

TO- NoTTCU.

I'LL PRRSOJTS N re W@EsN" g
eA themselves d. inq,ent Tax Duplicates
would do well to call Iinmef' intely aud pett the
knmc il they wi sh 70 eos'H, for shall pro esd
10 collect the same according 10 Law.
LELOY CALTEBT, T. v. o.
Msy 2Ist, 1852. 3wd&w