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~. Il rAME. RAILROAD Cd,

!-yEclburg. Va, Noy. i4;h, iei'2
-; Acted 5Gj ASc.2u eS.-fhis company
w w,sdea 70 hare Coz tho eus-.iaa year ist@',
ta above naaatGr Of abls.5eGel Neg c>a ~ 10
eu,g:g ID " depot Aci trs>a hsn-a, wc.oi on0p-
24s-. brai ons: end frellsa trans, c.llv >,
n!seksmiths, a3.
She regroet wiz ba amply supplied with good
y, ovs;oo3 aG sood clothing suitable - the soGcV0,
s.,l5 rrill be well taken cara q.
'er9uns residing aCjaCen. 10 ths enemyg !nc5
viii tiui i. fher Interest 10 hike their hands
I'll road, lit fer4 tote IL II. tae sea: If war a.
gently their ntgroea vii h 2i0 ircut @scGo
IA. OF captUreby, ths enemy.
kn.,,y to the undersigned, Ia person l.. letter,
II Lyso5lucG. Va
Tu. DODAMEAD, Geni "a p'..
x. B.---rorsc1s al ding rear The ele,nyS .inso
who have ueSroea liged II this cor pa:iy fer he
yes. &c., via jni I, y.ls!Glt ii y @!sh t2l@:
hands r0...a-5: = t.-cssin2s 20 C4l>i u the
,f.si 4h EGDaSIt4 - -, Ea-t. GE.jt.
40 la-GtlJsu
tAF ANGRI3.--j wish lc employ sthGiH!A
~ LADY. VITO is qualified 10 tgae.. all The
English Branches French, and aiusc IN "a i'iao.
sen three four small cslii6rsu II :nv flzril;.
y .s. tho school ~ commence the ist Of j@ausry,
~ Address sbe uh1ersigned 81 Jsckaca =. q.
g.9-;ss oonnts. We AID safe salary.
o. l2-aiuA a2iA n. 4. HOPE
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aPElIAL NOTICES.

Sys VALUABLE REAL ESTATk TO BE
sol'p Ar AUCTION THIS DAY.--The special
attention Of thu public IL particularly called TO the
GALA Of valuable laots Church Hill. near to the
Leigh stree. Baptist Church and narr TO Union Sta
ton Methodist Church; and aso 70 the !arse
a,d .crv baudso,,,e residence of Mr Thomas L. n
wgifawdi on 9th, between and o ats to come Il
THIS DAY, hegirning Mt IL O'clock. For further
particulars see auetien head.
ds a3-lt GODDIN d APPERsoN, Aacta.
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GAsg AgD M!ECG PCS -~Chrissuss
~ aEEUI PIES Inais SC Oder; fina ola - lis.,
tDft@4 CHEESE, ia jlrs; BEhF TONGUES cfi- :
and earsa il tae Eogiihii vaY. tboiiea II waited
BY hrs WOUAItuf!sE
Over gatiseTtaads Don Store, Ma1 1T
" 5ETEp--To hire, 4 aStt.ed UD3AN, and
Soy .oont l.. yesNs Oh
sos ShLh-& PsEior gfDyG aae PIPING
DE .a--3.*
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AIk9EOES lOE sauE.-T .1ll seal u; nalLa
~ Court House, en- MONDAY. the e2d Of TIA
Present laon:!, Chat being Conrtd day hts
SLAVES, all yaavg and likely gaOd Cooks I'll
Washers sai f!aid Hand rGkss-Hais know1
on dav OF sai5 JAM 81 ID CLAY. CONF
l.. 1p--Ifs
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TnOS. W. KEIsEE. Auetf.

GALE of VALUABLE WOOD LAND NEAR
- JAaBS RIV2R IN P0WHkTAN-By virtue
Of decree Of the Circnit Court Of Powhatan, In
the Gaze Of Wu. n. Skpwiths admir- ,s3Wm c.
Scott. &c, will bs sold at public auction on he
premises, On MONDAY, the I'D OF December. 1862
If fair If rot, the next fair day. 35i Of val
uabe wood land In FowhstSn. adjoining Aadens
Adventure, and within l! miles Of James riveg.
with ZOO. rc leading IRON tie .a3e ~ ,.le
With the exception OF 3 feS ssras on which tbs
dwelling s1si ont hcuaes sre built the whole trsct
is liz wood, IS OF excellent quality, well timberei
and from which vast qusntitias OF wood LAY Be
sent bv the river 70 Richmond.
rERbs--Cesh, "a to oue-thiri. and cred!; Of I
end years for :hs residue, boId snd security ar
the title retained 20 secure the credit payments e.
If prefsrrsd hY Inc rurchsser. each for the weols
4. " YiNNET Gnrn'r
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HLD JAMAICA RUIZ AT AUOTiON,--Ws
Y will sell at our warehouse, on T TUESDAY, :hs
ESD i1.st., al II O'Clock
pnnche0Ts fine JansieE RUM,
fyo ylera OIL. to DO delivered to tie purchaser in
F2rro9iiia
Samples viii ID .ssdy ror exAr..netl.n III !hs
norsi.Gg Of thu gale
dc Ia KENT, PAINE 4 CO.. Auo:s
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kt5UCaTts.NA>..

yNNGLI3n classical AHb aAPHanATl-
IT, JAL SCHOOL s. = PEEiljHTo& val re-
o,.-.i his SJhDOE, 81 &cuiay the o,t of ,ieD.scy
l-6} a. tta o1lD-r 81 Az ind Byrd st"eta plsnk-
20 improve thcso put under bis cAa3g'. lis former
,tro4s, snd 0thars, can CoEnrc5alCas with Lax, t9-
lore tie 5Ih ~ Nrs r q PESDLEIo1s :, Ala fc,eet.
GGca oe S2~5.*
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sEU PUBLICATIONS.

nc GIFhL E0lTI9E:
GEEUENE AND ECE@C2izED EDlEIo.
2racEAT1oAs raG. fl@
Army IL "G3E JOGPEDEsATE STATES, 1862.
Pai..--5. ~ ct-e-:'gr- End asac.ion # :he
eseeyt-.. cf War al-1 At.'s Go1ora-
Pr::e ~ Observation-Disclosures. ; u
EgE3r :. J0n&sT0.1 Publishers. l.5 i ain -.
..ga no7, read in superior cfo1a 5ia&Sa2, ta My
.tz;.!ne, compete aao GlLscT5-eG carton G. 1a3
REsGLATiGNii E0E TIE
&&MY OF TIE CoJFEDkR4lA 1fETE2
E4st .:eia iat1e ease the Toilosins Jrs.sr 81 tl5
-rat>~, - copiel from tie tile page Of he
- !. -, 5,l..r s..t55Is
OF-iCrAL E3DD RsErEsT
VAR DEFaHTnsNi,
E.r1fgoat SpTe.cber 4st JShl
TIE is':3=in E.yi.,a5:nas 10 IL AFInE % IL
-1uIe:se!aoa s..teE ulb.2as ny ",Gsc!54 o.! LIZ
: c9liezi IL -. geveg11eea; i III co1aern@.i -
Tsar ~s, GeSr.GiGs}y. - r-r'-'tF r'sJ -. 81
-a1hDT 1oc.fsry 10 IheG. Fi& - lij2ned % je'
rs.ta1 il say ;oc,io1 - - so-%2s q tbs CGnfe1'
...s Z. -s..... u L4s ci&e@rs ti;as at
Gao. " Rand BIB, 81 = IT y AZ
WEST 4 JDEa8GrsE.
irtii4heTs, BooEso..~ra, "a Is s: AtieHera,
& 22-~is ~ So, slr+et.
s.7UUrGa;,E L;TFE5GY < sSe!1G@[,
~ Fua dovEM32i, and G'zgHHGER.
Eaa scUYHERN LITERARY MESSENGER,
H.. Nagaol5e r and December, y. u3 isaucd CpIS
- coa.J szNk- iN.*, cont.'1j: . 2n.iaUat.c2 G
90 gyisGDa History Of the War, q lively aetrh O.;
;te Een,Drpt4 Campaign. by Z Acw;iz :; Jes!Gas
14zay SKIER -Dtcsesti g A.t.-ir-
-. sai4 d. tee bookstores al 81 h1 fig, CT
go a i:.n aud Sank s;se6fc. #ib -. January
nvlsacr 45e sGsi. commences ti,s CASH ST:TES SO
h5.asexsy ', ~ T.. eeut umie-a sad f3E slivac.e
aAHrA EL.NE Il FakIU6EGN
Sc ..S--.t trppTi ei 81.
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By sumner Z 0uYress, Aucss.,
tiron- Front Building, Hove<nor street..


MPORTANT SALE OF MEDICAL AND MIS-.
i CELLANEOUS BOOKS On WEDNESDAY
tbs 2ath instant, ut warehouse, commencing q.
10 ociock, we will sell the large and very deslr able
LIBRARY Of the late DR.. Nelson of Hanover con
tanning great variety Of rare Medical and Miseel.
ianeous Books. We name in part
EushB Enquiries vols;
Depnans Midwifery, 2 vols;
Chapmans Therapeutics, vols;
Abernethey's Surgery, 2 volz;
Ebertes Nat Med and Therapeutics, vols
Heii's Anatomy, 4 vols;
Bell on the venersal, 2 vols;
Hsprys Chemistry 2 vols;
Materis Medica, l ~;
ThOmas's Practice, vol,
Blackwell on Dr0Esss, vol;
Description Of the Arteries, | vol
Dswees on Children. vol;
Haysss Surgery, vol;
American Dispcr2atorv, vol;
haed sn Nervous - ctions / vol;
Hagandiss Physiology, vol;
Shapes Surgery. vol
Together with many other Books imposslbls
enumerste In an advertisement The library con.
tans $50 volumes Of Medical, Scientific and Lite.
rsry Works, including large collection OF Histo-
ries, Standard Works, nc
This Ia, perhaps, the 6nest library sold q. auction
In Virginia for many years, aud the attention OF the
pubic Is invited.
Printed catalogues viii be ready on the day of
sale. SUMNER q BURRESS
H., Anr
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4 LBHaABl<s YStis,IE It.ofI.UTh--Near
u Cl4atl1,tesvl,!s, Va lew MORE puoia esn
= -dl4l.oa. fhe whole Huuo=: il .lleisai - 70.
ara al axe u-sdcr my personal Instruction. P0-
ssrlls &C., address NE as Charlottesville. Gyer-
.>ss after the holiday, resuu.a1 90 t.l0 frat MOE
.if1g IL January. JOEa E&IF, Ii j.,
de 42-d!tasw2ts Principal.
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1rloTIUH--Havng disposed Of ali MY North
era work, ! avn now Engaged entirely IN the miuA
ufsc.rre &c Ladies' hnd 6entiemen's BOOTS an
Qr1FS OF every description. may De found ~
:, s,rs 1T tie old ee.sbshed stand OF Alex. dill
To- 1T Hsin street, where ] shall Re pleased to
see al OF he Old customers, and 40 many new
ones. al viii favor ule With their orders.
W JOHNSON,
Successor Of Alex. Fill Il 60,
Manufacturer Of Ladies sad Gente
Boots snd Shoes,
M D. 8. WRIGHT long and we'll known to tho
,,tizsoa Generally. will continue 30 have charge 81
the cutting department, dc l7-a'1'
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sSg'aS = -

tIz.o E'raes.Iq Is s!t
80. .e.,,.g .A> z1e,.so44s taa.sA
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NTOrlGE.-gu BANKS, BR0KRas, &c 8oss
Y the Both Of September e. CHECK, drawn on
slns Bank t,.ahnoysn) in tho city OF Richmond.
uIglssS In CoiGsnbus aa, payaSse 10 tbs orief
Of Has lsollsa HurT. Tie Check nor Letter hsv3
neiteer hvAi received The puplic sre warned
asaiasr negotiating for siteE ci.seE, end eny aftr
is&:isn feapestiis it woaid bs gladly roeeivsa ~
D.. ID j. eli AIBpESE
as2s-l;a fsim0nds 3 9tose L q va
2SGWpEf, SHOT and Ukfa. a.
&. hUTHEhIA SpE. I9. ~ aS'a -,
Oppe5i e Ezgs aQu..Ts.
q. g2-..sts Ia. .AAa-usg, VA.
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7 AN01 SALE OF fIHE FURNIT URE AT
i AUCTION On TUESDAY, the 23d instant,
c, m.neDc;ng at 20 0cioca, wa will sell at our ware
houss. cd Aoor,) elegant assortment Of arst-
cisse PURHITURs consisting Of fine Mshosany
Bedsse.ds and Wardrobe; ShUck Cotton, sud Hair
Msttre5ses; Hahog9Iy Csn,re Tables, Washs.aEds
Sefas Chairs, fine Carpets, fine Brocatels Curtaus
and many other valuable artices of frBt-class Fur.
niture The attention of those in want Ia inv itsd
do 10 SUMNER f. BURaESS, Aucts
ADDITIONAL
To close consignment We Will add to the above
taie of Purnture an invoice OF custom made Boots
and shoes We wJt commence the sale With the
Boo IL and Shoes n 10 O'Clock,
3s q tUMNsR {: BURg9SG, Auctrs
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g-YS- NOTICE STORE ~ can he had for goods
IF ri kinds by applying On C&ry street four DOOR
ue.a,s }JtG ST., isat 10 haadoE l. 90 : oid htsil''
IIbtr,e p. iEtJgTTE
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E,ro GIEhL EDlwI9s-.
BIZ En4
GE.FUENE AND GCE"C 2iEED EDtEiG.s
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! 20. 5h.A-
& Cotton CARDS; tjot.on Taras;
f,.ao& .ag .fetneeo; facka;
8isek Z. ppsI, Country Soap,
Bs.ckhefriaf;
ff-kh Enttar
RI, : .aasy Partition Doer sDd lock
L u EoDesES a. o.
10 - Jss L:o. III Pearl Il.
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.
ARMY 1F @t3E CUEFEDEsATE STATES. 1867
I'aH.-15! ~ af-e-:'1t End fsac'ion + :Ae
Es-~st4r= cf war aL-1 Ad.s tto-ofa..
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-r1;,1N0A;;33 !. .-ll,,,SiNinif -[iek x %.

HIVIDRND NOTICE The Bai,k % n,
b J mond has declared . nett dividend " -
per cent. en- Its capita. stock pay sois 10 VIZ
holders ON the IL. of January, ieoS ,,..t.,
de 10 titan J. B. AAJNURpo. O"S'"-'
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I'M. undersigned respectfully Ii f,rn,s tho pua.c
l that be q now essparea - undertake al. kiuds
OF i:bbine in bis lire OF :lAa,usss, such a. setting
s,1 repairing Crates, kaeg =, Fa.rsees. Jiaarihs
.sid smoky Chimneys cared, Paving xia l.sster-
lag Repaired, &c Aii orders promptly e'teucsa
rs J. r. FARRELL.
Corner Broad and Adams did.
t,riars eaa also l. left CT the stors CT William
4 Faauasea.tie, B.na; a.re&a. d a2-1aw3Ss
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&, UBSTiTurE WANTED.-One WHO 30
= ral.eG ~ and under ls years. Will r@caive 3
liberal price by applying 10 =. g., a: DISPATCH
Office, to day az II O'Clock de &o-2tF
sxI ANTED-A SUBSTITUTE, over As yesrs
w OIL. liberal prics wit. Ia pal: rog niE.
spp!y to DR. CRijM MP, by 10 O'Clock, 1T rhor'a8 81
Samuel Eardy-oyog Cees3 lie IL 9ts
GUBSTiTUTE WANTED Apply - ~ y, %
AUour2 Mills Co., asnover county, We.
no .:.-,pIS q :.
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SALT DISTRIBUTION.

.sALr Observation-Disclosures X hr x
- VEY are now resdy 70 Distribute tha CITY
SALT under the Governors contract. Ali peeaona
are requested TO bring bags large enough to hoia
their q,.sta which viii be i've pounds to each mem
ber 81 their farn;iy, at ak cents per pound They
must be s'so prepared with ths sxset change TIE
old aiYxiAvit viii ha snfiia;ant ia ~ S2vs
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Rsaa EawP.

NOR RHNr.-sy e1 urcnca,s o. sue Ely 81!
81 Richmond o. are Grec. I'D TO rent ~. 49, c,0
ear from tina sst a;Y Of !Aauary 1865 the stalls
IA the Bi.a. and STANDS IL tha VegetRbls t.arkets,
t. the highest bidder f3r caah 20 b. paid 37,,T,ory
IA advance. Said renting will TAX z stca MON
DAY, 2g.t December 1862, III IL O'Clock "a
SkML BILLS Clerk Is: Market.
Aa = - J 2. TlAEE. Cle-k ID Markot.
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sur.sT.rUTE NOTICES

= UBSTifijH @S.-rgso ao.e bodied men, over
10 yes.s. IL So ~ Substitutes III .iiasivsips !.
re;iinent, hi.endd company COCO. clever officers.
address, 81 c.il ca ) K =. Army Eut"uige1ee
Office .iCaMoGG. Ao0a Iu31cciiants Gt3,ei
&c - -.2t=
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NOR Rem Eft, Is. - and commodioua STORE
with Os.!ar attached, ora FsgukIia between
IJ.h aud 18th streets occupied BY al, IA I'll 2
Possession given the Is. Of January 1858 Spy
on tac premises, or 20
de .2-3ts GlGprON & LYNN.
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s~0a sALS--A very superior Rose~oaa ri Aho,
Il Ga octave Also, COVER and STOOL. apply
10 1kLLiAASO.. Il co, Governor st,
,le il--tT tl.ie aoor above FraGkisg.
\ fotiIh.~-JOEHikG GaHpENiEH Gpnp ~
si It's branches 10 tho 81. os,est no i,e. or6sFs
,n,a 0;ih JOIN aoRToG, eioiia Main ssri at,
viii liz, suuciuail9 attended tc. 49, l~--irs
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-07-18
River News.

The river commenced rising during We'd
nesday night, and is coming up rapidly.
At New Albany, on Wednesday night,
the river had risen three feet.
The Commodore Perry passed up Wed
nesday night.
The General Anderson, with a msguifi-
cent trip, arrived about ten O'Clock yester-
day morning.
The Masonic Gem, with a fine load, came
up from Cumberland river yesterday morn
ing.
The General Anderson laid over here last
night, awaiting the development of move
ments at Henderson,. She will leave at 8
O'Clock this morning.
The New York, from Cincinnati for st.
Louis, passed down yesterday.
The Matte Cook, with fine cargo o!
freight aud crowd Of passengers, came in
from Green river yesterday forenoon.
The Lloyd came in on Wednesday night,
and lays up for the present.
The ]. t. McCombs arrived from Louis
Vile at 4 O'Clock yesterday. Not deeming
it safe to 60 to Henderson, she returned
| from this place. The McCombs met the
feet carrying the Pennsylvania cavalry
Just below New Albany.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-07-18

RUNoRs AND FACTs-The city has been
filled with rumors of the most sensational
character for the last twenty-four hours.
The operators on the grape vine line were
exceedingly busy. The arrival of a num-
Der of Union men from Henderson who felt
it unsafe to remain with their ia miles, af-
forded fue foundation for operations.
The FIRST repo t was, that 1900 guerillas
with three pieces of artillery, were within
a few miles of Henderson aud would GER
tainly enter the town on Wednesday night,
and commit unheard of outraees. As 9th
ers arrived new rumoIs found currency.
Scouts were sent out in ell directions to
watch for any premonitions of danger to
our city.
The military were notified aud held in
readiness. Aa.a
Early yesterday morning a scout return
ed from near Henderson, Who reported the
guerrillas in the city, and that he had heard
eight or ten shots fred by cannon.
Soon after, a Union man arrived from
Henderson direct, and reported all quiet
No cannon had been heard in the vicinity,
and it was very evident that the report of
cannon being heard, brought by the boy,
was a canqrd. The no. arrival of the Gen.
Anderson, created some uneasiness lest the
river had been blockaded. The Matte
Cook was also looked for with anxiety.
About 10 o'clock the Masonic Gem ar
rived from below, bringing a number more
of the citizens of Henderson, who thought
it not cafe to remain there. They reported
tle guerrillas, from 300 to 800 strong, with
in II to miles of Henderson, and that
numbers of the citizens had crossed the
river, and would be up on the Anderson
The Anderson arrived about a quarter be-
fore IL o'clock, but did not bring any fur
Their news or any more refugees.
At the same time the Matte Cook came
in sight, relieving the minds of many.
Thus matters stood during the day, all
seeming anxious to hear further news from
below.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-07-18

The REBEL FLAG IN IIENDERsoN.-By the
arrival of two citizens of Henderson yester-
noon, we have reliable information that
the guerrillas entered that place yesterday
morning in considerable force, and hoisted
the rebel flag on the Court House and Han
cock House.
The number there at latest accounts was
repre- scented at 200. A dinner wa prepar-
ed for them by Mrs. Fisher of the Hancock
House.
1t was also stated that they had thrown
pickefs across the river, but this is doubted.
One thing is certain that the people of IN
diana will not suffer our State to be in
vaded for a moment. Considerable excite
ment exists here, and the military is rap
idly organizing.
LATEa.-A gentleman arrived from Hen
derson late last evening says the town is
occupied by about forty guerrillss, who
seemed to be enjoying themselves very
quietly.
He says the citizens of Henderson cheer
ed them as they entered the town, and they
were treated with great consideration by
many of the citizens.
At latest accounts Hon. Arch. Dixon and
others were negotiating with Colonel
johnson to have the guerrillas Withdrawn
from the town.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-07-18
ia Bl6TtAR kHAfS-.....-.. s.....Nh- HELM
KRATZ & EILM AN.
CITY F0TINnRYI

MANUFACTURERS AND BUILDERS OF STEAM
ENGINES AND BOILERS,
Saw and Grist Mill Machinery, Tobacco Screws
Cumming Machines, Chinese Sugar Cane Mills,
ThrasinE Machines, &c
EVANSVILLE, IND.
EWIBE PROPRIETORS OF THE CITY rom
~ dry beg leave TO inform their friends and ths
public in general, that they are prepared to do al
MACHINE AND FINISHING WORK,
add everything appertaining to the Foundry bust.
They arc manufacturing STEAM ENGINES
BOILERS of any size and power required. Saw Mill
Machinery and Mill Gearing Of any size; Distii.
Iery and Mining Machinery, Tobacco :rews, Gum
ming Machines, Thrashing Maehines, Malt Mills,
Horsepower COrn-shelers, III aehuery of all kinds
made and repaired. Iron and Brass CastDgf Of
every description Iron Housefronts, Cellar lates
dc. Cooking and Heating Stoves of the latest i'm.
proved patterns; Hollow Ware, Dog Irons, &c.
BREWERS, DISTILLEES, REGTIFIERS, 81,
Supplied with every description of Copper ano
Sheet Iron Work, Brewing Kettles, Rsfrigerators
Attemporators, Sparges, Stilheads and Worms OF
an improved principle, Columns for Alcohol Stills
Yeast Jugs, Cans, Syphons, &C.; Copper, Lead aud
Iron Pipe; Copper, Brass and Iron Pumps of every
variety, for Leer spirits, oil, d Brass Cocks aud
Valves, Steam Whistles, DC.
Workmen sent all parts TO At up work and d
repairs on Steam Boilers, Copper and Sheet Ircb
Work, dc.
OLD METALS BOUGHT.
They are dealing in and selling Aliens lmproV
Steam Gauge, Wrought Iron welded Pipes and
bling, Hiram Hopkins Improved Smut Maeht
Stephen Hughes Flour Separators, German Bo
ing Cloth, Gum Elastic Betting, Packing, EObc, d
of the best kind; Tinplste, Sheet Iron Block TIL,
Pig Iron, Babit Metal, Spelter, Fire Brick.
They have every facility of the best Machinery
them, their individual attention, filing orders
promptly, warranting their work. and are satisfied
with reasonable prices.
sB- ONCE and Sale Rooms, No. so Main stree
Founder y, Boiler Yard aD Machine Shop on ina
street between First 1econd streets, Evans.
Vile, Indiana dOoT
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-07-18

A REMARKABLE FLooD.-On Tuesday
ght and Wednesday morning rain fell
pout the town of Sullivan which was q
ienomenon. The streets of the town were
ashed and furrowed as if a mountain tor
ut had swept over them. At 10 o'clock
ednesday night, the low land known as
lsserOn Bottom was all overlooked to the
pth of from Eve to ten feet, for two miles
width. The Evansville and Css WORDS
lie Railroad crosses this bottom on an
obankment several feet high. The food
Used so high as to run over this embark
.sut, two feet deep, and about a thousand
1t in width, with such force as to wash
way much of the bask for nine hundred
1t in length, moving both rails and ties
Z the bank.
A force worked in the water all night
d was reinforced soon after daylight, and
far repaired damages, as to pass the mail
aiu last night, and all trains passed over
gap, with but little delay. This is proba-
the most remarkable rain on record in
e Wabash valley.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-07-18
PROa;l.AMATYON.

The Mayor and Common Council of the
City of Evansville, will accept of the SER
vices of number of military companies, in
addition to those now organized, to serve
as Home Guards, for the protection OF the
city, and for no other purpose. And in or
der to promote the speedy organization OF
such companies, the citizens Of the several
wards are requested to meet this (Friday)
evening. July Is, 1862, at y o'clock, as
follows:
FIRST Ward-At the Drill Room.
Second Ward-At Drill Room.
Third Ward-At Court House.
Fourth Ward - At Young American
engine house.
Fifth Ward-At Union engine honse.
Saith Ward-At Park school house.
ISeuenth WGrd-At Crescent engine house.
Eighth Ward-At Crescent school house.
Ninth Wdrd-At Franklin engine house.
AS soon as a company numbers fifty
men, they shall organize by electing their
company officers, and receive arms, upon
executing a bond for their safe return.
W. BAKER, Mayor.
MAYORS OFFICE, Evansville,
July II, 1862.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-07-18

TIE 24TH IEDIAKA IN "ScR1MMAGE {"
by private letter from Memphis, We
earn that the oath Indiana participated in
be late SIGHT at st. Charles, on White river,
a which the rebels were repulsed. The
lumber of casualties il the gath we did
OF learn. The letter states that Messrs.
.eich, Patterson and another gentleman
anne not giEen-were ali the wounded who
elong in our city. Mr.. LEIGH is a brother
I the druggist of that name of this city.
Fe believe he held the position of FIFE
lsjor in the regiment. We will guarantee
bat all the boys did their duty.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-07-18
LAST NIGHTS MAIL.

NASHVILLE, July l5.-Tbe guerillas have
fallen back towards McMinvilie, about two
thousand in all, taking our officers aloog
The privates have been paroled.
Our loss is 33 killed and 81 wounded.
The rebel loss is so killed and 100 wound
ed. The citizens take good care of the
wounded, and have buried the dead left by
the rebels.
Our citizens are actively enlisting in the
Home Guards
Reinforcements are arriving, and no
damage to the city is now apprehended.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-07-18

BRIDGE BURNED.-The Bridge at Kizer's
Station, six miles this of Paris, on the
Kentucky Central Railroad, was destroyed
by fire about daylight yesterday morning.
The distillery of Mr.. Kizer was alse destroy
ed in similar manner. The incendiares
ere supposed to be local guerrillas, who are
endeavoring by every possible means to as
sist john Morgan in his IA upon Lexipg-
ton The guar ds at the bridge, four in
number, have disappeared whether by cap
ture or other Use it is impossible to tell
II is expected that an attempt will also be
made to destroy the bridge at Thompson's,
which is only about a mile and half from
the scene of the late cohhagration.-Lou.
EOening Nts0s.