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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-10

INCIDENTS OF THE ATTACK ON THE AUTO
CRAT.-Tbe attack of the guerrillas on the
Autocrat on Saturday was furious one, as
was manifest by the number of marks she
bore. The boat was very near shore, and
the firing very wild, as she was biz 10 all
manner of directions, The guerllas must
have been on level with the boat as the
balls mostly went through on a horiz ontaI
Iine-some square across the boat, others
diagoually.
Capt. Durham was walking aft in. the
cabin, and when opposite state-room door,
he halted. to look through the glass door
when mimic came crashing through the
state-room, not more than foot in front
Of him, throwing,he splinters all over him.
The battling for a moment doubtless saved
his life
party had just,left a card table for din
neF, when ball struck the table in the
end, juss under the lear, passing through
into the drawer. The game was ended Just
in time to save some poor flluw's spine. One
bali struck the hurricane deck, glanced
up through the SIX y-light, struck the under
side of the roof, and glanced down through
the sky-light on the opposite side. then
glanced off the hurricane on the starboard
side. Another struck large britannia
coffee urn, causing an irreparable leak. A
number of balls passed through the pantry,
playing smash with the china ware The
pilot-house WAS only struck 10 two or three
places
The pilots stood to their posts, OF rather
stopped down ana held The boat on her
course, but took the precauIion TO hold each
a spittoon up TO protect their heads
us almost miraculous that many lives
were not lost. s5 ~ .s4
Col. Harrison, of the 39Ih Indiana, and
Capt. Downey of the 5sth, were on board
the boar. and gave the rebels the contents
Of their reviewers, but without any sensi-
bic effect except to make one man reel in
the saddle.
The B. J. Adams came down the Ten
nesse a few hours after the Autocrat, but
was not molested Capt. Richey, when in
formed of the treatment the Autocrat had
received, expressed tervent gratitude that
he found himself safe in the Ohio.
A perfect feet of transports, loaded
heavily with commisssry and suffers stores
were met on their way up, for which con-
siderable solicitude is felt. a7e5l
Gen. Halleck should take prompt meas
ures to nip this guerrilla warfare in the bud.
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HOME lNTNltRsTk.

NOTICE TO SoLDIERs.-All soldiers who
have in any way been connected with this
Hospital, but who have absented them
selves without permission. are hereby
warned TO return to these Headquarters on
or before the 9th day of June, and re-.
Portin person, or they will be published in
the newspapers and be proceeded against
as deserters aud punishment will be inflict-
ed upon them in accordance with the arii-
Giles of war. J. J. TEMPLE,
Surgeon in Charge.
HosPITAL, Henderson, Ky. je4d1w
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PoLICE ITEMs.-On Saturday night Har-
rison Hoy, VIM. Myers and Geo. Irvine
we're arrested on a charge of assault and
battery with intent to commit rape on
the person Of Mrs. Smith, who had been
out of town in company with another lady,
and was met and he assault made by Hoy
and Myers on Fulton Avenue.
They were taken before Justice Mcbride,
when it appear ing from the evidence that
Irvine had interfered to protect the women,
he was honorably discharged. Hoy was
held to bail in the sum of 5000 and Myers
in the sum of 1000.
Julius Knoll and Fred Schrader were up
before the same court for riotous conduct
at the Paelzer Gardens on Sunday, and
fred So each, which they paid, and Depart
ed in peace. number of others were en-
gagged in the riot, but these were the only
arrests made.
Writs have been issued against the pro-
prietor of the Garden for retailing without
license and for selling liquor to minors.
His case had not been heard up to 8 o'clock
last evening
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-10

FRONT Royal, Va, June a.-The news
from Sehenck's Division states that & scout
ing party crossed the river at Columbian
bridge and went to New Market. They
found that Jackson retreated through there
three days ago, with his army reduced to
FIVE thousand. The remainder had scatter
ed 10 the noun tains.
Fremonts army followed them the entire
way capturing wagons, supplies and pris-
oners.
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river news.

The river has risen about three feet, and
is still rising. Business at the levee has
been quite lively for two or three days.
We note the following arrivals and de-
partures
The Parthenia came down Sunday morn
ing, and has loaded here with wheat, aour,
and tobacco, for Pittsburg-
The Lancaster No. 4, with very heavy
load for Pittsburg Landing, passed down
on Sunday morning. . tss-s,.saa
The Silver Lake, from ST. Louis for Cia-
cinnati, passed up.
The Charley Bowen, with the best trip
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missed her, and struck the Gen. F'f1ce on
the wheel-house, making q completes wreck
of the boat. She made for the Arkansas
shore and sunk. number of persons en-
board were killed and wounded by the ene-
my's sharpshooters.
At this period four Federal iron-clad
puuboats, which had taken no part in the
action except firing at long range, cam
down. On their arrival, the cannonading
was iercely renewed. In a short time the
Gen. Lowell, pierced by a large shot sunk.
The Little Rebel was soon afterwards
struck by the Federal SHOT, and at once
started for the Arkansas shore. The Beau
regard, nothing daunted by the disasters
which had befallen Others continued vigors
ously firing as she retired towards the
point Two or three of the enemy's boate
closed upon her, pouring in broadside after
broadside. She was struck several times,
raking her fore and aft. A Federal ram
coming up also dealt her blow, when
she sunk rapidly in deep water, opposite
jackson mound. The remaining Oonfeder
ate boats rapidly moved down the river;
one of them shortly afterwards was ais
covered ia flames. A pursuit was made by
the Federal boats, but in a short time they
returned The conclusion arrived at was
that the remainder of our feet shared the
fate Of the Others The loss of life in the
engagement cannot be estimated to any de-
gree of certainty. A number are known
to have fallen by the sharpshooters. of the
enemy. ofs
1t is supposed great number went down
with the sinking vessels. The loss to the
enemy, other than the damage 10 the ram
above mentioned, is not known. Their
boats, altogether, were superior to ours 10
every respect, and therefore sustained small
loss, save in the hand to hand encounters.
The bluffs in front of the city were
crowded with spectators during the en-
gagement.s Business of every kind was
suspended M
The engagement lasted an hour and Eve
minutes. +4
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G. B. MCCLELLAN,
Majors General Commanding.

INDIANAPoLIs, June S.-A large rebel
force has made its appearance on the West
side of the Cumberland mountains. and is
reported to be marching to attack General
Dumont at Nashville. They succeeded in
cutting off 70 of Col Testers scouts yester-
day morning, near Rudyville. Gen. Boyle
telegraphed here last night for reinforce.
menls.
The left wing of the Goth regimen, was
sent 10 him this morning. The right wing
will follow soon. $50
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WASHINGTON, June S-Dispstches from
Com. Dupont states that our forces have
possession of Stone, near Charleston. The
capture was made from information from
Robert Small, who run out the tug Planter.
The following statements of the loss in
the battle of Fair Oaks has been received
at the War Department:
In Summers, I'd Oorps-Killed, 1873 /;
wounded, S94; missing, l46. Is
Heinlzelman Sd Corps--Killed, 259 ;
wounded, $50; missing, $50.
Keyes' Corps--Killed, 44s wounded,
1888; missing. 92l.
Grand totat-KiIled, wounded and mis-
sing, 5,739. IN
A list will be forwarded IS soon as data
can be received,
TSigned1 G. B. MCCLELLAN,
Major General Commanding
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HAMPERS FERRY, June s.-AIl the dam
age done to the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
roas, by Jacksoh's force, has been repaired,
except Great Potomac Bridge. Through
mail and passenger trains VIII be resumed
tomorrow. Passengers &c, will be trans
ferred by the military pontoon bridge.
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Ra~- DobelI las received Madame Demo

ga DobelI has received Madame Demo
rests Mirror of Fashion for the SUMMER
season. This work is standard authority
on ladies' fashions. Three patterns come 10
each copy, which alone are more than worth
the price Of the work-twenty-fye cents a
copy. ...ss 80
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DIEp

: o.. oops6nption, MARTHA, consort of JoHs
GRFGG, aged 81 years. S So
Funeral from family residence, No. II Third
street, bstweea Walnut aud Chestnut. this (Tues-
day. afternoon at 2 O'Clock.
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MAEptEn.

at the residence Of the bride lather, on Thurs
day, June 9TH, by the Rev. DIR. cry Bennett, of
Ohio county, KY, Mr. ca .RLEs w. HosKNsoN,
a private of Co.. D, 26th Kentucky Volunteers,
to Miss, SARAH Z. AsHBY, all OF Ohio county, KY.
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RAILROAD NEchlPTs.

: ---- JUNE Q
90 Dbl. sugar, bag coffee, Bement Vile; 10
bdis shafts. Q B4bcock; 1 bx hardware, Geoi ge
Sonntsg; bxs dry goods, 8; do pins, II A
Cock; 1o2 bales hay, w NJ Aiknsn d Co; L sack
feathers, Co To- ter & Go; % empty bxs, sacks
bags, keg, Louis Kolb; . hf beer barrels, John
Enrich; coop chickens, J L Whit 1 keg lard,
sacks ] OK meat, do mdse, BruBing; 81 sis
bran, L Loewenthol; 5 bxs, bale D goods.
A. Z SHRADER. Agant.
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WANTED TO RENT.--A furnished room,
with occasional board, for one or two per-
sons, in quiet family, located either side
the canal A note addressed to box "Y.
Y, p post-ofice, will receive attention.
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ARAIVAL or FEDERAL PRIsoNERs Ar NAsH-
vILLE.-The Columbia train brought IN
1,6oO Federal prisoners belonging to Gen.
Prentiss' command, who were captured at
Pit'sburg Landing They were sent TO Ma
con, Tuscaloosa and Montgomery. Their
fare was miserable, corn bread of cobs and
grain ground together, and tainted beef
The prisoners were paroled because the
rebels toers unable to feed them. They re-
port great discomfort prevailing in the
rebel army, the soldiers being anxious for
the war 10 stop Many of the officers are
Responding, and believe their cause Is lost
Four hundred more prisoners will arrive to-
NOR, w. Nashville Union, 18th.
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snrrender OF m.mnhIs.

After the return ofthe gunboats from the
pursuit, Commodore Davis sent the fol-
lowing note to the Mayor of the city of
Memphis:
U. S. FLAG STEAMER BENTON,
Of Memphis, June 6, 1862 r.
SIR 81 have respectfully to request that
you will surrender the city of Memphis to
the authority of the United States, which
have the honor to represent 80 - 81.
I am, Mr.. Mayor, with high respect,
Your obed't serv't,
@. Il, DAVIS, Flag Officer.
In reply, the Mayor sand; Your note is
received. Ia reply have only to say, as
the civil authorities have no means of de-
Tense, by force of circumstances the city is
in your hands," - g. ~ brk 3x9
Immediately after a boats crew landed,
aud the National flag was hoisted over the
Postoffice. sH
Tie party was followed by an Eexcited
crowd, but they were not interfered with.
The ADJ and 10th Indiana regiments
now occupy the place, Col. Fitch in COM
mand.
The city is quiet. No demonstrations
whatever have been made. i is even as
serted that it will not be necessary to de-
clare martial law. W e
Five of our gunboats now lie abreast of
the city. We captured Eve large steamer,
which were moored at the levee. The reb-
els burned a new gun boat, which was near
ly ready to be launched. -i
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The Rebel Account of the Gunboat
Battle.

The Memphis Argus of the 9Th, in its &C.
count of the naval battle, says: aa
Three shots were fred from the Confede-
rate feet before any reply was made by the
Federals. After the firing commenced, the
shots fell wide of the mark on both Sides
when. on the arrival of seven more of the
enemy's (uational) gunboats, Commodore
Montgomery ordered the feet to fail back,
which was done. The firing, however, was
kept up vigorously. The rebel fleet retired
to opposite BeaEe street, no longer in line
of battle, when one of the Federal rams shot
ahead of the remainder of their fleet, when
the Beauregard prepared to receive her.
The contest was of short duration, as the
beauregard avoided the blow intended for
aer, and struck her adversary forward oil
nsr ~heel-house. The blow placed the
Federal boat hOrs dss combat She hauled
on aud made for the Arkansas shore. where
she remained during the engagement. In
ne meantime, another Federal ram. the
Monarch, came to her assistance. The Beam
regard attempted to run her down. but
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Announcement.

n In. EDIToR: You will please announce A. T
Whittlesey, Fsq,, candidate for State Senator
from the counties of Posey and Vanderburgh at
the next October election, favor Of maintaining
the Union at all hazards.
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WANTED.-Six young men Of business
habits, to sell cheap publications, which are
having an immense sale. Call to-day, only,
on N. A. Trueblood, at the Washington
Hotel. ESQ
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i, R J. Whitelaw Reid, Esq agate of
the Cincinnati Gazette, left his card on our
desk yesterday morning. We regret, ex-
ceedingly, not having had the pleasure Of
meeting him. No correspondent of the
American p,ess has won reputation for
clever, Wild, and reliable description of
battles, superior to Agate of the Gazette
His description of the battle of Shiloh
stands unrivalled. sl-
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Local ~ ews.

b@~ Rowland, at she Post Office News
Depot, has received Harper's Weekly for
this week, and all late dailies.
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Vanderburg Union Conven-
ton.

Civil war has been raging in our coun-
try for over one year. The enemies of the
Union have ever manifested united and
devilish determination to accomplish its de-
struction. It's friends should be equally
Sc united and resolute in its defense. Our re-
latives and neighbors, are ooutending
aginst rebels aud traitors in the field. 1t
& is our province to contend with the secret
enemies of the Constitution and sympa-
thizers with rebellion at home. Every citi-
zen, therefore, of vanderburgh County who
is in tavor OF sustaining the Government in
its struggle With treason, and opposed to
any and all projects or parties calculated to
encourage traitors to a continued resistance,
areinvited, without respect to former. party
associations or ties, to meet in County Con-
ventiOn at the
Court House on Saturday,
June 18th, at 2 o'clock P. NJ.
For the purpose Of appointing delegates to
the Union Convention, 70 be held at Indian
apolis on "Wednesday the l7sh Inst
Friends Of The Government. turn out
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CoRREoTIoE.-One of the party who es-'
capped from Memphis bringing away three
locomotives, few days since, sends US a
note correcting some errors which crept
into the account telegraphed from Cairo.
They did not run the engines off the track,
but left. them on the track, and in good
running order, at obiOn river, twenty-three
miles south of Paris. They, however, burnt
bridge behind them, so they could not be
taken back by the rebels easily. AS our.
army is rapidly marching on Memphis, we.
hope they win soon recover these locomo-
tives. s ses
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ss- We regret 70 learn tnat De-. . n 2,
Medical Director in Gen. Halfeck's army,
who has been in this city for some time, ar
ranging the hospitals here and elsewhere in
this vicinity, has been ordered to Washing
ton. DR.. Wirtz, by his excellent social
qualities, his energy, and faithfulness in the
discharge of his duties, has won tina esteem
of all who have Teen brought into business
connection with him. III FIt
While we rejoice that the Doctor has
been called to a more extensive field of
labor, we cannot bnt regret that be is so
soon to leave us. He is a genial and ac-
complished gentleman and fine officer.
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B8- Our friend Dobell has just received
Harper's Weekly for this week, magnih-
cent number. We are also indebted to Mr..
Dobell for late Cincinnati aud Eastern
papers daily. BY the way, when the Ohio
and Mississippi failed to make connection
on Saturday, Dobell, in order to accommo-
date his customers, had the Commercial
sent through from gincennes by an extra
train. rsi 3sss
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The Rockville call does exclude the sym
pathizers with the traitors, hence neither of
these three worthless may be expected to at
tend the convention. They are engaged
with their coadjutors, Wendell Phillips and
Jeff Davis, in denouncing the Administers
ton.
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THE FALL OF MEMPHIS.
MEMPHIS. June s, P. n,
Ii Ghpn Inne 6

Davis gunboats and Elliott's rams en-
gagged Montgomery's rebel gunhoats this
morning. We sunk, burned, captured and
exploded sevenT one skedaddled down the
river, two rams pursuing, and will capture
her. We captured five Transports; Victo-
ria, Accacia, Hill, Kentucky Y, New National
and two wharf boats, Our rams are big
success. They went right ia ahead of the
gunboats, and sunk two rebel gunboa,s, our
sharp shooters picking off the gunners, and
scalding with hot water all at the ports.
Memphis was surrendered to Com. Davis.
Col. Fitch is in charge Of the city. All
quiet
JEFF Thompson, with three hundred men,
Intellectually fred at our gunboatS from the
shore. JEFF and Montgomery escaped.
Our loss, none Col. EIlet wounded.
The gupboatmen are all safe.
The rams Monarch and Queen of the
West sunk two rebel gunboats.
The engagement occurred before the city,
and was witnessed by thousands. The bluffs
were crowded Our feet was cheered by
the populace. The fight lasted one hour
and twenty minutes. @. D. N.
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Court House on Saturday,
June 18th. at 2 O'Clock 2. NJ.

B3- The Republicans of Park county
hold a convention to- morrow, at Rockville,
to appoint delegates to the State Repub-
Aican Ganvention to be held al Indianapolis
on the 18th ms. The call states that D. E..
Williamson Of Greencastle and Judge Clay
pool Of this city are invited to address the
meeting. We give it as our opinion that
Judge Claypool will not be there-as the
cali does not exclude the Abolitionists, Gut,
on the contrary, invites them to participate
in the convsntion.- Terre Haute Journal.
1t is aery. certain that Judge Gay pool
will not aid much in furthering the purpos-
es of Vallandigham Voorhees, Cookery &
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!" H. Ia. COOK'S. 2

BPRRR To-N GUEs.--4 DOER.R
AD chrice bsef tongues, for sale at II "A. Cooks.
SHoULDERs.--3o 600 lbs choice shoulders, for
sal cheap at II. A. Cooks.
RRooMs -ssdoz n brooms, assorted qualities,
~ II A. Cook 3.
CoDFlsH.--I box choice goldfish, for sale cheap
at q. A. Go ks
sHoRrs.--4 .0oO lbs rich country shorts, at II.
A. Cokis.
NEW ORLEANS TAKEE--And tho result g.
.na eau get II pouDda Of sugar for one dollar at
III. A. Go k -.
COFFEE.--15 bags choice Rio coffee, just re-
&c yed and "a rounds for 81, at Fl. A. Cooks No.
rs Man SIRE
REFINED SUsARS.
Id scrrslied sugar, ~ lbs for 81.
hhls opd do ~ lbs for 81.
bbs refined white sugar, lbs for 81.
. bhls rtfiaed do 9 lbs for 81.
hbIz r. fined r sugar, 81 lbs for 81.
Tie prie' are to be had at No. 70 Main St.
mayo II. A. COOK.
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SElSONABLE DRY GOODS,
LOST.

@1.T S-GTUR1f.zY z, My "a, Is62,
" between Cohh's Auction Room and Nc
Cntehsn Vile Ii .THER POCKET BOOK con-
tanning two iiy hundred dollar school BOMBS and
s me silver chnp8'. he finder viii be literally
rewa ded rs lenving the same at this Office.
Evansville, .Inne At
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ga 1t is said Governor Rectoa, of Ar
kansas, has fed to Mississippi.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Redemption of Orders.
ELL p.aJv-ASER BGR GIL 90 UJS~TR
~ Orders drawing interest, and which have
been endorsed prior TO the first day of May, 1861,
will | g redeemed on presentation to the County
Treasurer. EE4r#
No interest accruing after this date will be paid
1z41a9as bEREY CALVERT, 7. v. O.
June 9, 1s62-3wdw
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q OFFICE E. & G. 3. r. CO.,
EVANSVILLE, June 2, 81.

EVANSVILLE, June z, 81.
EEWE r "a ~" $ I'll Il Il II Nm
Il Charlottesville aud Terre Haute ana Rich.
mond Railroads viii carry delegates to the Union
Mass Meeting Convention at India apoIis on the
1Sth of June at HALF FAKE. Excursion tickets
will be on sale fer the morning train of the 18th
inst. Either the regular mail or q special train
as shall hereafter be determined, Wi carry the
delegates. JOHN INGUE ia
June dwtd Sup'E e, e d CsR R.
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TO Phvatctans.

HosPITAL, Henderson, Ky. js4dlw
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Ger the-land of the Frss and the nome OIL me
ae Brnvr - tH
FIN rs AYR FOB
n. N. sTLYERTHORN... .....,..... .---. ASSOCIATE
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Delivered ID the City, week 10
Ey mail or IN the City. per year lin advanced 90
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BY rna per year single subsc go
8F q q q club Of i've Ito address, 90
A+= ADyE RTISING. ,
asl For Terr1s see first page, tabular form.
MA AGENTS:
at The following gentlemen are orr autboFized
Agents ia the places named:
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York and No. State street, Boston,
" Agents for the Journd In those Cities and
thorized to take Advertisements and Subscriptions
for Us at our LOWEST RATES. ss
81 DR.. Raston, .Boonviile, v erriek Co.
John NJ. Lockwood, Mt. Vernon, Posey Co.
John B. Daugherty, Rockport, Spencer Go.
James l.. Thornton, Princeton, Gibson 90.
John D. Handy, Newburgs WsFrick Go.
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q. II. Custen, Petersburg, Pike Co.
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''rhe Star Spangled Banner in Triumph yet waves
Der the Land Of the Free and the home OF the
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SILK mANTILLAS-
n LsG etE STOCH Or SELK .T.4gs--
S-A ? ILIASs Sacks and Busters, from So to $50
just received and We are selling them very cheap.
BY the aid Of Telegraph and Express win keep
our stock complete.
SCHAHKER BUssING,
ie5 No. 40 Main street.
Left Without Permission.
AAJE OE .RseUErT TIRE 10TH or
u n AZ one light Chestnut Roam Mare, left
Judge Stew MS faFa. She has light name and
TAIL abOnt IL y hands high and is or years old.
Any one returning her or giving me Information
where she may be found viii be literally rewarded
my3063ev3w NJ. A, LAWRENCE