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CONSTABLE7S SALES.
SECOND JTsTsss GouRr MY9ukG vs. , A. oBoIsBA
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SECOND JysIleEs couRr E. vs. ,aso BoIsBLANc
RXV1 u os fssree wits III fiesi frcfas
- to me directed by the Honorable D. r. MITCHELL Second
Justice OF the Pece for the Parish OF Orleans, in the
entitled suits will proceed to sell at public auction in the
Of the City Hotel Common street Camp
Magazine streets, on FRIDAY 18Th March 1852 L.
comply with the terms Of The adudua ion made him
Sh day of February 1852 the following described property
viz: e,
4 A CERTAIN PROPERTY, situated on Bavou Road $780,
between Broad aud Dorgeos sets, feet fs3
less front Bay Reaa street, by l2s feet Xiii
on consisting house having rooms twostofy
ki-ban wing four aaa garden covered with fruit
trees of all kind, ,sln.k5.lsa IA
Ssisedtn the above s,iits. e'E
TERMS--eash on the spst. - -. ..
VIII. WATERS. Constable,
DEuxIsmE JUSTICE DE PAX Pc, NJ. YOUNG VS. 4, BOTS.
Paroisse dorldans 1888 N-0s' "
I'm VERT'u de trois syrits de feri facins a
~ moi adiesss par Memorable p. F. Mitchell d. uxieme
Justice de paix pour paroe Orleans dams les afaircs
dessns ie proceera eVGNDREDI S de 1862. midi
Hotel de Ia Cite de la Commune, u Camp
fai de eonfomer conditions de- ftdjadichon q hi
etc e lie de iyrer G. la vebe pubgue OF adjudication
de y preprtle don't suit Ia description, sayor-
:, UNE 2CE SfAINE PRTPRIEfE situae 10 Chemn du
entire les Broad D6rgenoi "a pieds
nus on mons de face Ghenin Bayou Is pieds plus
", ae proondeur Ensemble les authorizations ani
eonsis ant en- msiso Ell ho ant quatre
snmofes me en'sins haute ara chsbres
dln convert d'srhres fruite,s dc toutes sortes
Suisse dAns LES alfaires rdess,,s N 975 Is
IOrS1.tI ioNS-Conptant moment de radjudication
$ ie<o uto % W. H. NAfERs. Uorsr sbls
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Dlarirs 5ntkllige,us. ,
ORxscEKr OrYIoE, No. 10 Camp stre.t.
Saturday Morning. March y, 1864.
Arr.v.a Yesterday.
steam boats.

~ " steam boats.
Natchez, Leathers, FIN Vicksburg.
Magnolia, Moody, I'm Memphis. " @.r
Music, Dalferes, FIN Lafourche
IberviAe, Lacey, I'm Bayou Sara.
Sallie Robinson, Sabatier, I'm Coast.
Milton Relf, Pickett, tfm Washington.
! Acadia, Vincent, I'm Donaldsonville.
Gen Beauregard, Moore, FIN Camden.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OUNn.4yva bron i M
70 the Thd District Pound, Gu ioedehdrea street, be-
gaen Ct6ust and Louisa streets, us,yay-
Qpe bay hos, rs hands high while onh1th hind gray
bck from the OF the saddle pand or
NM ks visible 81 So
Which claimed within i've days and the expenses hers.
fssid. will be sold public auction, AZ said Pound on
TUESDAY, March is, 1869. 1T 10 O'Clock A. IL.
KsW Orleans, March Is 1862. ~
g5 . ~: MILTON RELr Street commissioner.
81 = - 'S''s4y E. DAVENPORT
~ IA Clerk Of Comptroller.
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MAYORALTY---OFFIClAL.
MAYoRALTY OF NEW oRLEANS,}
-|S Cry HALL, March 5, 1862.
49, - mo. ha52.l -

BUDGET ct prptobo ItecsiN H Ut WIG CITY Ut
New Orleans tor the year leS2
Resolved That in compliance with Section No. lel OF tho City
Chatter the following OF liabilities and expenditures
city Orleans the 1857 be and The same
hprpt ado tod toNy
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esazs.' rssFlN -".5A.I 'E coMrrRoLLER's OFFICE
4 . D.. r. Isl. 81. ,4sE gag City Hail. March "a, 1852
S4 s3z' mo. 596T.l tag..a..,.- I
eo7red the Comptroller be and he is hereby author
lied sjjudcae the lowest bidder after five days notice in
the official Journal contract for digging airaee for the
the swamp The said work to be done in accordance with
specifications the veyor, and the adjudication to be SUBJ
ject the approval lection Of the Common Council
(Sguedl S, r. DELABARRE, 4
- -He President pro tenn. Board of Aldermen !
fSjgnedl, a ;7S4,5-r s JULES BENT, "
President pro tenn Board OF Assistant Aldermen.
a Approved March 20, 1852. 7'.I ...,h -. VI
Notice is hereby given that on SATURDAY. March 29
1862 viii sell office at Il O'Clock NJ the above con-
m21 J; II VIC ees' G.. W, CULBERTsoN, Comptroller.
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r.. no ia hers.
MATORAIFY OF NEW ORLEANS,
,- g. a CRY HALL, March u 1869,
RE- To Bakers rs Fhe price of ss4aerfinc
Flour beng this day fifteen dollars berrS bakers are
1nired 10 give durine the ensuing week. commencing on
MiSbhY47l inst follows Second qualify, No. =;
THIRTY OF hreari for 20 cents
Eightee onnceS Of bread for IN cents;
! Nine Of bread for .-
The leaves of the third quality No. must weigh one.
eighth nnre--that is to say
This 2n cent l0ayes, forty ounces
The 10 loaves. twsUty ounces
The cent loaves. ten ounces. -.,
N. B. Bread of the First Quality Fancy Bread must be
of aonr and The oav"S shall exceed in weight
one pound ha ale baked and stamped required
d2tF JOHN T. MONROE, Mayor.
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NN0LASS G Observation-Disclosures. MOLASSES.
dealer in Sugar and M9asses. All orders left there wall be
pountiy filed Leyee rio Also Agent Tor the Washing
ton Steam laSsss Refinery, which Il prepared MI
for Resoed Mnltses guaranteed be equal
mad = the u,.rket e-iea
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m Rand LIST September 1861 hide
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Whenever capital stock provided for in the
foregoing article sioGkhUderS tta haze tbs
privilege for The days subscribe Tor
The same pro the seek then held by EACH
then full days for surcr bins in the same manner
for any which, II there be
not subscribed The book Of subscriptions 10 be open ts
thrt ,ib{
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eaErel That leave Of Absence be and il hereby granted
Vim Carr Deputy Street G0nm for the rn.t nf tim
he be abs the Mal said leave Of hhFcnce
the time said Wa. Carr sh. be mustered INT
service. - $500.
2. gtSisnedl MI !. jules 3ENlf,
TOT President ryo tenn. Is ard Of Assistant Aldermen.
(Signedi .e- az SCI llEi'hBAhhE,
Pres dept pro TEN. Board OF Aldermen.
''Ss' Isisned JOHN r. MONROE Mayor.
A trla copy;
NIL St ..A Taso. MARKS, Secretary.
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If this Corporation who does
d curing his continuance in
! the name ID the commercial
er, five shares Of the capital
,tockboider shall be entitled at
y proxy, TO one vote on each
they may respectively hold;
red within three months prior
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The Boatd of Directors shall have power TO make and
adopt such they deem and proper for
the and regulation Of the not contrary
the and generally do and perform all acts and
things provided for which be carry
ul and effect the objects and purposes of this Cor
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EXCuASGE ON RICHGIOND. VIRGINIA.
~ Sight CHEEKS Richmond retersbug, byhehsurg and
Norfolk for sals in sums 20 snit purchaser, by
BROWN, JOHNSON L CO., ~
sea 6n 70 Union street.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-07

New YORK, August 6.-The Tribune
says from inquiries at the Q. NJ. Generals
office, we are informed that as near as can
be ascertained, 22,S0O men have already
been enrolled in the State of New, York
under the call for 100000 volunteers.
1t is believed that very important move
ments are about to take place affecting the
fortunes of the campaign.
Gov. Morgan and Thurlow Weed arrived
this evening. The Governor says New
York's quota of volunteers will be raised by
the end or next week.
Advices from Sperryville state that eight
prisoners have just been brought in from
Madison. Three of them had been in the
rebel army at Richmond.
Loyal blacks are coming into the lines in
great numbers in the direction of SIAN
nardsville. They are of a superior class
and will make excellent teamsters.
A scouting party yesterday found be-
tween twenty and thirty negroes in irons
about twelve miles from Madison in a
nearly starved condition. They say that
they were caught while trying to escape to
our lines and placed in irons.
A strong feeling of confidence succeeds
the discouragements of the past month. Ii
is questionable whether the draft applies to
this District.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-07
River News.


The river has still a do inward tendency,
and much diversity of opinion exists as to
the exact stage of water on the Scuffletown
bar. The probability is that as the river
falls, the channel washes out, and four feet
may probably be found by sharp pilots.
There has been very quiet time on the
river since Tuesday.
The B. J. Adams, from Memphis, arrived
here yesterday morning with a fair load,
principally of cotton. Ed. Ford, who is
usually SO attentive in bringing us late pa
pers, was asleep when the Adams arrived
here, hence we missed them.
The Filzhugh, also from Memphis, with
a good trip, passed up. ~
The Matte Cook was again up from Hem
derson yesterday.
To-day the Gen. Anderson will be the
only packet for Cairo and all way points
Passengers will find her spacious and
pleasant.
The popular packet McCombs will be the
regular mailboat for Henderson and Louis
vile to dag. Her officers make point to
render their guests comfortable.
The Commercial has been due for the last
thirty hours. The probability is that she
has formed an acquaintance with some one
of the new bars formed by the high waters
of the present season.
The New Albany Ledger says that the
current has cut new channel at the Port
land bar, running almost straight up the
river to point where the old Guthrie lies
out on the Kentucky shore, and from thence
bearing in gradually to Portland. At the
landing in front of Portland there is about
six and half feet of water.
The Mary Crane came out of Green
River last night with stupendous load.
The Mary Crane leaves :his evening for
| Green river.
The J. II. Done with government trip
for GAINESVILLE passed down last night.
The Commercial as we suspected was de-
tanned some "a hours at Scuffletown bar
hunting for new channel, and finally sue
ceeded in aiding in the formation of one in
which will be found some feet 10 inches
of water. 1t runs close along the Ken
lucky shore where it has not run for 10
years.
The B. J. Adams succeeded in passing
Scuffietown bar.
There is full feet water at Flint Island
The B. J. Adams reports but feet water
at Henderson Island and the same at Yves
ton.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-07


New YosK, Aug. Flour opened lit
tie 6rmer but with conflicting private ac-
counts by the Arabia, the market closed
quiet at about yesterdays prices.
Sales of 10000 bbls at 95@5 10 for
superior Western, 3O@5 As; for common
to medium extra Western, 5 5O@5 65; for
common to good shipping brands extra R.
+ Fl. o. s 1906 20 for trade brands.
WHISKY unchanged.
WHEAT opened little irmer but with
conflicting private accounts by the Arabia.
Markets closed quiet. Chcsgo spring II
al Is; Amber Iowa %; winter read
western 2S@l 33. szt
Rye steady, 5000 bushels western sold at
76@7s. vrrrrr n wQ,a
BARLEY dull and nominal. p, ..-ol
: Com opened frmer and closed heavy at
yesterdays prices.
OATS steady at 46@4s!. ---.rr.
COFFEE more active.
SUGAR in little better demand, and
prices slightly in favor of buyers.
Pork quiet firm with fair business, at
Il@ll III for mess rs for prime.
MoNEx quite easy at 4@5 per cent on
call sac tor prime paper. rWf
STERLING EXCHANGE quiet at ! EGO
l 264 for bankers bills. American gold
steady at l4s@l4a.
GOVERNMENT STOCKS without decided
change; United States IS of 81, 90, $40;
Treasury not 10 q.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-07

AMUsEMEET-DRAMAT PERFoHMAEcE.-
e are delighted to be able to announce to
ir citizens that Mr.. and Mrs. Duncan in
nd to give one or two of their highly
mmeDded Parlor Entertainments at Mo-
1T Hall. These entertainments consist of
series of Dramatic representations inter-
ersed, with instrumental and vocal music
lected with the greatest care from a re-
1rkably full repertoire. Those who have
messed Mr.. and Mrs. Henri Drayton, in
rformances of a similar character will
rec with US when we venture TO assert
1T there can be no style of entertainment
pre- calculated to give universal satisfac-
10, even to the most fastidious as well "a
most critical, than those now promised
us by Mr.. and Mrs. d. We have had a
1rth Of any thing like intellectual amuse-
INT for the past year or two, and we are
ite confident that the great mass of our
4 liens will bail with joy the advent
ongst us of artists who promise US some
hlthful recreation in these terribly troub-
IS times of wars and rumors of wars
g programme of the opening night will
duly announced, when we have no doubt
. 1t it will meet with the patronage its
irits deserve.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-07

WASHINGTON, Aug. Sit was months
ago believed that through rebel sources in
Washington, the enemy was IN constant re-
ceipt of important knowledge not generally
known. Only few government officials,
WHOSE patriotism is above suspicion, can
now receive information, the improper dis
closure of which would prove detrimental
to the country.
Gen. Burnside, it is believed, has reached
his new field of operations, and may soon
by an act of his own announce the exact
locality.
There is authority for emphatically deny
ing the truth of the statement that Secre-
tary Seward has made remonstrances
against the presence in the Gulf of Mexico
of powerful feet nor has any other sc-
ton as represented been taken in the prem
ises.
The preliminary report of the census will
be printed and ready for distribution in
about a week.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-07

NEW York, Aug. "a letter from Har-
rison's Landing says, Gen. Hooker has re-
ceived his appointment as Major Genercl.
A letter from the gunboat Paul Jones,
dated July 18th, gives the report of an as
sauit on rebel battery, in Ogechee river;
by the Paul Jones, Uuadilla, Huron and
Haigie. They sheled the works for two
hours, infiicting serious damage and receive
ing none. er as 1.s
The steamer Jersey Blue has arrived here
with Newbern, N. c., dates to the 81.
An expedition under Col. Hickman, of
the 9th New Jersey regiment, proceeded to
Young's Cross Roads, at the head of White
Oak River, where they had skirmish with
party of rebels, and completely routed
them. Col. Hickman, Surgeon Wo"dhull,
and three privates, were slightly wounded.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-07

AN APPEAL TO THE BENEvoLENT.-We
re requested to say that there is a press
ng need'at Hospital No. 4, for certain ar
icies of cloathing, to wit, shirts, drawers
nd such like articles. The need is very
re0t indeed, as it has been found necessary
, make special purchases, or to seek special
onatiOns for burial purposes.
We know that the liberality of our peo-
lie has been in the highest degree praise
orthy and has been largely taxed in times
asst, but we also know that their WILLING
ess to give has not been exhausted. We
row that all demands made upon their
oerslity and patriotism will be promptly
sponded to. Let donations be sent imme-
ately to P. Hornbrook Secretary of the
military Commission.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-07
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE PoToMAC, I
August 6, 1862.

August b, 1867.
The army of the Potomac has again as
sumed the offensive.
The reconnaissance made yesterday by
Gen. Hooker to Malvern Hill, White Oak
Swamp bridge and in the direction of New
Market and Richmond was in every respect
a complete success.
The troops left camp about dark night
before last, arriving at Malven Hill at
o'clock yesterday morning, a distance Of 10
miles.
Here they encountered two regiments of
infantry and battery posted behind earth
works. Fire WIS Immediately opened on
them by Capt. Benson's battery, and Sec
ton of Capt. Robinson's The infantry was
not engaged. The firing lasted about three
hours, when the rebels ingloriously fed by
the river road, holly pursued by our troops,
who succeeded in taking 100 of them pris-
oners. The loss on our side at this point
was killed and IL wounded. Capt. Ben
con had his thigh broken by piece of
shell. The doctors think the leg can be
saved. .9
Lieut.. COL Gamble, of the 9Th Illinois
Cavalry, was severely wounded in the
breast, while driving in the eDemy's pick
cts. Col. Averlll with 500 cavalry took the
Quaker road to White Oak Swamp Bridge.
There they found the 10th Virginia Cavalry
drawn up to receive them A charge was
Immediately ordered, which broke the rebel
lines, and they fed. Col. AverrilI followed
them three miles, taking % prisoners with
out losing man.
Gen. Pleasonton, with force OF cavalry
took the New Market road, on which a por-
ton of the rebels were retreating, be follow
ed them to within short distance of New
Market, when meeting two brigades of reb-
els, he fell back, bringing 2s prisoners taken
on the way. New Market is 10 miles from
Richmond.
This ended the operations for the day,
when the troops went into camp on Malvern
Hill.
Gen. Mcclellan who went to the scene of
( action early yesterday morning, has not re-
turned.
Three thousand of our prisoners arrived
from Richmond to-day, in exchange for a
similar number sent up on Monday.
Everything is quiet on the opposite side
of the river.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-07
SPECIAL To TIMES.

WASHINGTON, August 5.-Though the ru-
msr has not been current on the Streets
we'll informed circles are full of stories
about movements either progressing or inn
pending in McCeIlan's army. The Presi-
dent is cited as authority for declarations
that the present week must bring us stir
ring news from the Peninsula. These are
the alleged reasons that the state of affairs
is too critical to permit any passing to and
fro through the lines, even by military men.
The heavy draft by Government is vari-
ously regarded in Washington, but the pre-
vailing sentiment is approval
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-07

REMovED.-The Adams Express Com
pany have removed their office in this
city to Chandler's new block, and are now
Occupying the third door from the corner
of Locust and First streets.
The vast accumulation of business on the
hands of this popular company has render
ed change necessary and the room now
occupied is well suited to the business for
which it is now used. Mr.. Wentz, the
agent, is rapidly growing popular with our
people and ali the employees are particu-
arly accommodating. Altogether the Ad-
inns Express is one of the institutions of the
and.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-07

ST. Louis, Aug ga severe fight &C.
Cured at Newark, Knox county, on Friday
last.
About 1000 guerrillas under Porter ap-
preached the town AN hour before sunset,
and were met by parts of two companies of
State Militia under Capt. Lacy, numbering
rs men. The rebels charged on our troops,
and were repulsed, when they dismounted
and finally drove Capt. Lacy into the town,
where severe struggle took place, result
in the capitulation of our forces, who were
Immediately paroled.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-07

Our loss was A killed and wounded
The rebels acknowledge the loss of 70 kill
ed. ,~
Porter's baud carried off the arms and
camp equipage of our troops.
On Sunday, the State forces under Col.
Clutter and Major Caldwell, passed through
Newark, in pursuit of Porter.
On Saturday evening, band of so guer-
rillas took possession of Alexandria, seized
all the arms and ammunition they could
find, and did considerable other plundering
and left.
About 300 men went down on Sunday
from Keokuk, and arrested about 80 rebel
sympathisers, and took them to Kcokuk.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-07

The WEATHER.-For the benefit of sci
ence and the information of Meteorological
Associations, We may assert that for two
days past the weather has been excruciat-
ing. The exact degree of b at we cannot
place on record, as all the tall men have
gone to the wars, aud step.ladders are
scarce. The state of the people may be
best expressed by the word "sweltering."
The absence of the sun, on Tuesday night,
seemed only to add intensity to the heat,
while the lightning served to increase the
temperature. The weather was such that
we have no heart to speak of the mosqui-
toes. With those added, we could not do
justice to the subject.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-07

WASHINGTON, August GA treaty of
commerce and navigation between the Uni
ted States and the Ottoman Empire is off,
cially proclaimed. 1t is marked through
out by much liberality. Tobacco and salt,
however, are not included among the arti-
Giles that our citizens are permitted to i'm
port into the Ottoman Dominious, but as
compensation TO their prohibition no duty
whatsoever in future shall be levied upon
them when exported from The Ottoman En-
pire by citizens of the United States. 80
Six prisoners were recently arrested on
the Rappahannock while engaged in ship
ping salt and other articles in great de-
mand in the Richmond markets across that
river for the benefit of the enemy. The
prisoners were remanded to the old Capitol
buildings.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-07
PosT's DISPATCH.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 6.-An important Sc
cret expedition, consisting of one little
steamer and few picked men, has left one
of our naval depots, and will be heard of in
a few days.
Admiral Goldsborough and Fleet Captain
Case have asked to be relieved from their
present commands.
Rumor says Capt. Wilkes takes Colds
borough's place, and Captain Porter, of the
mortar feet will be flag officer of the naval
forces before Richmond.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-07
CINCINNAT II MARKET
CINCINNATI. Anr S

UINoINNATI, Aug s.
FLOUR in good demand at A 0O@4 10 for
super 20@4 % for extra; receipts light.
WHEAT-au active export demand, and
prices &c higher; red 5000; and white
5000.
Corr in good demand at 39@3s. g
Oars AZ cents. -.-
RYE so cnuts. ,s@. lL9-A 110 oil
WHISKY, 25I and 10 fair demand.
There are no changes in the Provision
market.
LARD 10 good demand at SIC.
Com unchanged and dull at l3 for gold,
5000 Tor silver, and 4c for Demand Notes
EXCHANGE dull at par.