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The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1862-05-02

A Little Rock ARK. letter Of the
9Th says: Col. Hebert, Major Tun-
nard and Capt. Viglini arrived at Fort
Smith on Intervening of March cath.
Their return was greeted with heart
felt, demonstrations of joy by all the
= regiment, indicative alike of the feel
ings of the officers and men, as well
as the high estimation in which they
are held. They all locked sadly, de.
bilitated and worn out, hQ,ing been
much exposed as we'll as poorly fed
during their stay among the enemy,
who, like our own forces, were spare
" supplied with provisions. :.
From the major I learn that the
enemy were in much worse condition
than my previous letters represented.
Their loss in killed and wounded, if
anything, exceeded 5000, while 500
will more than cover the number of
our. killed and wounded. e.susEs.,. ~ I
y, It appears from the North err pa
peers that . small tug went sdown
: James River on the 9Th Of March,
: and threw some half dozen shells
into the Federal Camp at Newport
News s. The distances was $50 great
that II was useless; to. waste smaIni
yitionain making reply. $3.50 y 7.
The Republican State Cow ention,
+ io =. Rhode, IIssi. !, reesntly decided
that 1t was inexpedient 70 make any
!, nomination for Goyefpor, o., other
State officers. ,padtSv iqso9,f
s4ea Tt,. "a irsrs - Tsi.k 'fs
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-23

FIRE.-One of the most destructive fires
that has occurred in this city for a long
time, took place between IL and o'clock
on Friday morning. About that hour,
flames were seen issuing from the large
livery stable situated on Main street and the
canal, owned by Richard Smith, but which
has been occupied for some time past as a
tobacco warehouse, by Morris, Ranger and
others. The building being a wooden one.
the flames spre ad rapidly, and soon babe
labored at extreme disadvantages, from the
difficulty of procuring water. The fire
speedily extended to the out buildings in
the rear of the brick block south of the sta
bic, including the warehouse of William W.
Aikmau, which contained quantity of hay
and other property, all of which were en-
tirely consumed. 1t also extended to the
brick building Immediately adjoining the
stable, owned and occupied by Mr. Henson
as an undertaker's establishment, of which
nothing remains above the ground floor ex-
cept the naked walls. Mr.. Henson succeed
ed in removing most of the property in the
lower story of the building.
In the meantime the flames were driven
across The canal, aud seized upon the Car
rage and Wagon Shop of Mr.. Hammer
stein, which, with a large amount of ma
terial, tools, and finished work, was totally
destroyed. The untiring efforts of the fire.
men here stayed the flames, by great labor,
preventing them extending to the adjoining
buildings.
We have been unable to ascertain the
probable loss of either of the parties suffer-
ing, except Hammerstein's, which is esti-
mated at $4,000; insured for $780,.
Smiths Livery Stable was insured for
1900, and Hensons building for s 900,
as we are informed. A few days since
there were 500 hogsheads of tobacco in the
stable, which had been fortunately removed,
else the loss insthat building aione would
have reached $4,000.
The fire was unquestionably the work of
an inceDdiary, as no one had been known
to be about the premises after o'clock
N. of Friday, and there was no fire about
the building.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-23

GG Several of our friends wish to know
more of the record of Vallandigham on
the war. We don't approve all his acts,
but we do say he is a Union man, and no
Secessionist; that he has been so uniform
ly and persistently. He has voted against
and opposed all radicalsm. That he is for
putting down this rebellion, and that his
constituents at home, who support him, are
for it th re is no doubt. We shall take the
trouble TO give his votes on this subject,
and our opinion is, be will be found a bet
ter Union man than those who abuse him.
Lou Dem.
Nobody has abused the sentiments pub
Iished by Valandigham and his friends,
worse than the Democrat.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-23

"a Stonewall jackson has performed a
brilliant exploit IN the Valley of Virginia.
His advance and bis retreat were disastrous
to the Federal forces under Banks and FIRE.
mont. There has been a most culpable lack
of generalship on our side in that region.
Can't the Administration find q General to
supersede the pathfinder, whose chief mis-
sion is to lose by his incompetency what
others win 2 We have plenty of men
whose generalship has been tested, and
don't need these sacrifices to the ambition
OF facti0n.-Lou DEM 'a
The enemies of Fremont manifest a ma
lightly that is unaccountable. Those ac-
quainted with the Louisville Democrat
would have supposed it incapable of stoop-
ing so low as to charge Fremont with in
competency for not doing what another
Major General was sent to accomplish and
failed. FremoDt's pursuit of jackson was
made under the most annoying difficulties,
and yet he drove that rebel down the VAL
ley, until be escaped through the bad man
agement Of Shields division.
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of the rebels are feo-it is lies like the
above that prevents them from giving up
the struggle in despair. Coming from q
Northern paper, published in city celebra-
ted on account of its aboiitionist proclivi-
ties, its influence upon the rebels is great
and the government receives detriment in
exact proportion. These articles, together
with such speeches as Vallandigham, Voor-
hees. and Law, are accustomed to make, all
ind their way South, i" some sOay, and APP
pear in Southern papers with editorial
comments attached, to the effect, that the
friends of The rebels in the North are doing
what they can, and if the South will only
hold out while longer the North will be
divided, and the government will then be
compelled to acknowledge the independence
of the Southern Confederacy.
But we copy another paragraph in which
this assassin, still standing behind General
Mcclellan, aims blow at the President:
No; it was not McClellan's fault that so
little had been done when Stanton came
into Office, except the organization of an
army. 1t was because the Presidential
chair was occupied by a man weak in his
nature, "inErln Of purpose" with no fixed
principles on the subject of national gov
eminent, with no policy in view. He had
been permitting things to drift aimlessly
on, and had given himself up to the guild
ance of that willy demagogue, Sc award. OF
him it may be truly said that he never has,
and does not now, comprehend the vast
nf bn in III nh
gaged; and his colleagues in the Cabinet
are equally obtuse.
What is the writer's point here? Why,
that agovernment-whOse head ais a man
weak in his nature, inhrm of purpose, with
no fixed principles, with no definite policy
in view cannot stand. The impression
be desires to make is clear as the MONDAY
sun. 1t is upon such decisions as these
that the Southern people have been fed
ignis .fatlsus lights like these have lured them
to their ruin.
1t is only necessary to add that the LETT
ters of this correspondent of the Chicago
Times are copied into every paper which
endorses Vallsndingham, Law & Co. They
are almost invariably prepared with an
approving paragraph from the papers copy
ing them. There can be no mistake as to
the designs and effect OF the letters. If they
are not Intended to weaken the govern
meut and strengthen the rebels they
are aimless and purposeless, which no one
reading them can admit. The purpose OF
papers in copying them is equally clear
they desire the overthrow of the Union,
that they may build up an aristocraticel
oligarchy upon its ruins.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-23

ATTEETIoN, Amy SUTLERs.-We desire
to call your especial attention to one of the
most valuable and saIeable articles for the
use of the army-a PREPARATION of medicines
that has stood the public test for more than
twenty years, and has become familiar in
every household This article I" PERRY
DAvIs's VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER" needs
no introduction; everybody knows it {: the
soldiers know it, and you have only to keep
it to sell it. No remedy is more effcacious
IN curing Diarrhea, Cramps, Dysentery,
Coughs, Colds, Slight Wounds, or Bruises,
and many other ailments Incidental to a
soldiers life. IL is light and convenient to.
carry, and can be resorted to on the march,
as well as in camp, without trouble. Being
used both internally and externally, it's
value cannot be over estimated; in fact,
the soldiers want it and must have it, and
to keep such an article is the duty of every
sutler 1t is sold at wholesale by Ed
Wilder, r. A. Robinson & Co, Wilson &
Peter, j. S. Morris & Sons, and Raymond
& Tyler, Louisville; Hoover L Bryant, New
Albany w. A. Bell, Padueah; j. B.
Humphreys & Co., Cairo; Ktlier & bite,
Preston Bros, P. VeirIiDg, LEIGH 4 Carl
stedt, and S. E. Gilbert & Co., Evansville.
or ]. N. HARRIS Il CO.
eel Proprietors Cincinnati.
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p&- Mr.. Louis Bittrolff has opened a
shop for the repairing of all kinds of
watches and clocks, and is now prepared TO
do work punctually, and in a competent
manner. AS he has sbeen known sto our
citizens for many years as a good watch
maker, it is useless to say more. He can
be found in Roeder & Becker's establish
ment No. Second et-@-. - fNTT uuOrs De-
low Main. je1s1w
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RAILK0Au RECEIPrs

1. So JUNE q
i bx leather, bx hdw, Chas BAtcccs; boxes
dry gooGs, bale d, % txs hats, Ma key, Hen
ming Co; bxs dry goods, bx fars, bales of
mdse, Keen q Pr-sfoni bx saws, 2 bales adg,
bales snatbs, bale braces and rods, J Straub d
Son; 10 qlnbbs fish. so bxs groceries, Bemeut q
Fielei IA bids wire, Wells; bxs cheese M
McGrif; "a bzs sanitary goodf, moving machine
Hornbrook Co; kxs bale Try goods, Crane,
Brown & Co; roll carpet, 2 bxs dry goods, Jno s
HOPKINS; 10 rolls Leaf Thomas Kersh; Is cases
shoes, Read 1 Lawrence; bx boots, Merritt;
I TX indigo, 2 carboys acid ky cream Of tarter,
Dbl birthstone. Eeich Csrlstsdt; IA casts shoes,
H w w Morgan; 10 bxs liquor. & d Hell
mann; bx' c INDY, bx mottots, Kohn; 2 bxs
cigars, L kess.er; 1 bx drsgs, Bierbower;
bxs mdse, Keller & White; 20 bdls paper, Journal
kgs lager beer, AIingst; bx supplies. Evans
vile Hospital; csk, bx bacon, bbi, lard,
lot bacon Preston Bros; Is SKIS -four, sacks
meal, Geo Greb; As bushels rye, H Cook.
A. E. SHRADER, Agent.
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p@ H Nelson & Co., have received a

sg Fl Nelson Il Co., have received a
lot Of new goods, in addition to the sto k
they were selling last week at their Auction
Room, next door to Crescent City Bank,
Main street, which they will sell without re-
serve to the ladies and gentlemen, to-day
and tomorrow. The sale will commence
each day at 8 o'clock in the morning, and
3 O'Clock in the afternoon.
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MUSIC. -
II sAsW " . ~ PRkR.AKED Z % GIVE
N instrusti ms on the Piano, Organ, Me'o9e0O,
and YioIin, ard also in Vocal Music Harmony
and thorough Bass Pianos and MslodeoDs tuned
and repaired and satisfaction guaranteed Thank
full fl the very Iibei encOurs cement given
heretofore, hope still to continue to merit the
came. \. q. GEN ING,
Residence between Cherry and Oak, en- Fiurth
StIest. f't lell7
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SALT NOTICE.

Hereafter the following established prices
for Salt will be strictly adhered to. Say
for sales OF IS bbs and ever, As cents per
bushel in large bbls and So so PER Dbl for
the ESQ 10 packages. Retail price, in guam
titles less than 25 bbls so cents per bushel
for large aud 81 rs for small. I
Terms cash. Purchaser will be charged
drayage when drayage is incurred: ~
w. N. ALTMAN & Co., sole Agents for
the Ohio River Salt Company.
CRANE, Brown & Co, sole Agents for the
Kanawha Salt Company. je17 Nv
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Public School Examination.

The annual examination of the Public Schools
Of Evansville will commences On Monday JdLe
23d, md proceed in she following orcer
MONDAY, JUNE 2s- Pts
Park School, Sixth Primar5, Miss Ham. Princi-
pal, TrCu 3 10 Iu5z N
BaPIisr Church. seventh Primary Miss Mckay +,
Principal, from 1919 10 2
Cres' emit City scL5ol, Fifth Primary. Miss Pha-
le,, Principal, and Eighth Primary, Mis- Cody,
P.iI,i,at, from 3 10 z. AL
TUESDAY,, JUNE A.
CHAMBERLAIN Church, Second Primary, Mrs.
Tennis, Principal from 20 lu12 A. NJ
First Urinary, Mrs Egg eston. PrinciI al, from
fourth Primary, Miss cato Principal. from
TlTTdd Primary. Miss o'B,rne, Principal, frcm
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 25rB.
First Boye' intermediate, Miss ncoker Princi-
pa, from to L.
Fir.t Giiia' luiermediate, Miss Rathbone. Prin-
cipal, f. ON to 2. NJ.
THURSDAY, JUNE 18TH.
Second DO s IntetmeI Late, Miss Hanna, Prin-
cipAl, from TO IL.
5ecoud Girls l. termediato Miss Vance. Pin
cir al, from to 5 T. III.
FRIDAY, JUNE 27TH.
Second Girls amman, Miss Clark, Principal,
MONDAY, JUNE STIR
sscond Boys Grammar, Mr.. knight, Principal,
aiIdAy.
I vrfE9 TUESDAY,. JULY Isr.
FIRST Girls Grammar. Miss Fisher, Principal,
all day. zss ee EsaTsaf rC
WEDNESDAY, july 2ND.
First Boy, Grammar, Mr.. Green, Principal,
f. ON 0 @ Il. sa-.,f
High school, Mr.. Butte field, Principal, from
2 - p. Nj. .-.
THURSDAY, JULY BIRD.
High school, Mr.. Butt, rfsId, all day.
Prize declsm .tions and compositions in the
afternoon.
Tie Common CsurciI and all friends OF Ednca-
ii a.e d yited 10 g resent at the Examinations.
The exercises Will commence precisely at A. NJ.
ami 2. ~ each day, 1t which mes visiter5 are
Re qtestrd to be Iresent to avoid interruption as
much as 1 Ossible.
S. K. LEAVITT, Trustee.
WIN. BAKER, mp rinten den t.
ms. ISGl
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asy- l. IS said the money taken from the

say- Il is said the money taken from the
protection of the Consul at New Orleans, by
General Cutler, had been restamped, so as
to appear as Mexican coin. An examina-
tion by the microscope shows, underneath
the impression of the Mexican die, plain
proof that the coin was originally from the
United States mint; and is, probably, the
proceeds of the Confederate robbery at New
Orleans. --------
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-23
Board Of EnnaIization.

~ HE C6sUsH GyN~ G>OE.N,CsEE OF TIE
III CITY of Evansville will inert as a Board of
Equalization at the City Council Chamber gu
Monday, the 30;h day OF June, 1862 at . clock
A. D.. for the purpose of equslizing aud eprrecii g
the assessments of real and personal property and
will continue ssion from day 10 day until said
assess ueHts are all equalize and carrecsed. q
A n tax payers are requested to call AMI examine
their respective assessments. II
80 WIN. BAKER, Mayor.
MaYor's ONCE, June 81, 1862.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-23

KEEP 1T BEFORE TRE PEoPLE.-Tbat
per cent. premium is paid for United States
Treasury notes Told issue). That 81 per
cent premium is paid for gold. Highest
prices paid for all kinds of uncurrent
money. Call in and see, at the Savings
Bank, No. First street. je20-tf
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-23

ga DR.. B. ]. Day respectfully tenders
those needing them. He occupies the Office
of DR.. Bray on First street, and may be
found there or at the Sherwood House.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-23

B65@ 1t is a positive fact that one cannot
get the (geuuinel Carte de Vtsits without
resorting TO Adams Gallery, corner ofMain
and Second Streets. je20
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HOWE tNTMREsTs.

Losr.-on Saturday morning, during the
FIRE on Main street, a pocket-book, contain
ing about $50 in gold, silver, and paper
The finder will be literally rewarded by
leaving the same at this office.
june22 3td So
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-23
Announcement.

ME-. EDIToE: You will please announce A.
whittlesey, So, as candidate for state Senator
from the counties of Posey and Vsnderburgh at
the next October election, favor of maintaining
the Union at all hazards.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-23

Se2S- Three brothers named HeadIey,
I'd 10 II and years respectively ware
owned n the St. Mary's river, near Fort
Jayne, few days ago, while bathing.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-23

FoUND.-A purse containing small sum
of money. The owner can get it at this
Office, by paying for this notice.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-23
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

REHE .9sN1JsrU.GE ELRCTEO.V" OF
AM 0fieeFs and Directors of the Evansville Lii
Drary Association viii be he'd Monday even.
ing, July 18th, at the Rooms Of the Association
"A full attendance Of the Stockholders is desired
PHIL O. DECKER Sacsv
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-23

Guardians Sale of Real Estate.
AD lhe Vanderburgh Court of Csmnion leas,
and the agent of Will am CoDger and Mary
Couger, IL unders gn d. ard an of Sarah Bates,
Many Bates, and EIaily BATES mi heirs of
Gen &c Bates, d, uifn the 18th day of uIy,
1862, bctwern the hours IF II d., ard 2. NJ, at
the Court H, { DOOR in the city of Evansville,
1Ddi ma, will pose 10 sale at public auction the
following DE- scribed Real rs ate t-wit:
Lot els ven Q1), in blcck Unity (3l) in the
east rn e. lar cement of the CITY of Evansville,
Vanderbui Oh county, Indiana. Alto, all that
part of the CO, ner al Of lot ten (Ie), in block
thirty (3 in the eastern enla cement cf said
CITY of Granville, thus LouudId: beginning ON
the front line of said lot Main street, sixteen
AMI oEe haf feet (61a) from the corner of Main
and Sixth streets, thence parallel wi sixth street
to the alley in the CT said lot, thence along
said alley to the middle of the back line Of sa
lot, thence through the center tf raid lot TO Main
street, thence 10 the beginning, b, ing paralelo-
gram fronting on ain street twenty onA feet kl1),
running back the same width to the alley.
Said property will lie sold npcn tho fol- owing
terms, to wit: One-third in ca h, One third ia six
months and one-third in twelve months with in
teIest. Notes viii be taken for the deferred pay
ments accordingly, with surety, waiting relief
laws. The purcha.er will re, Give a conveyance
frohs shid Guardian under the order OF said court
for seven. eighths (s) said Real tate, and for
one eighth 20 Their. of from said William Conger
and Mary Congsr, his wife. =.
j q dina ..I Guardian and Agent.
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new ADVERTISEMENTS.
Public Sale of /" Drill Room"

YHH RUEkHEJN"G R.N-O IEsS' - g
Il the Drill Room" situate m the corner Of
Water and LScust streets, will be sold at Pubic
Auction on the premise s, Saturday, the 2lst
day June, 1862, at o clock r. H., en- account
of whom it may concern. A credit OF three
with approved se:uri y. The building TO be
moved by the LIST day of July next.
W. Is kER, MAJOR.
w. E. HoLLIEGe WORTH, Col. Of Legion jsI9
A STATE ENT
OF Receipts Gsd ErpeRser during the yesIr 1861, end
ing Nay 3Ist, 1861 eccount Of tbe CoHTsty OF
FuHderJlrgh, State Of Indiana. =
Received by the tohnty IRE surer from msy 3ist,
1851. June LIST. 1852. On a-count Of the county
1r.m divers sources, hs fol OSing snms:
On mt Of Ceuaty R.venus of 1861 .S34, GOT rs
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


m ERW GEJVTLE.HE.N~ CIV Re
ell accommodated with good roVHis and DO I'd
in a DIT ivate fam lily. Loca i n pleasant aud
Eenient 20 the business part of the eiiy. g
Enquire at this Office. je2I
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MISUNDERSTANDING Lodge No. "a
T. & A. III.

~ nesting Of E sansville Lodge No. g. en- Tues
day evening, June 9th, tSt- Johns), for the Pur-
pose of election and installation of officers the
eusuj ng year. A full attendance Of the menib, rs
" it Fl fess'eo Az. coLBURN, sec'y.7
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The Rebellion Ceased.

N1HE LATE WHOM Of DR..
N .COWLS begs Leave to announce 20 her old
friends and patrons that she still continues the
prepaT aIion of the same success nj remedies which
were used by the old Doctor himself which won
for him practice at that time unequaleG IN the
West. She is now located two and half miles
North of Evansville on the Plank Road, near
Hegley's Mills on Pigeon Creek. $50 oily
Walnut Street House REQ ened.
n Reg LR.RE~R TO GsyFORsM THE
n public that | have rshttsd and re oLened the
above named popular House, and that am now
ready to accommodate permanent and transient
Bearders. 70 rs= ~
e No pains will be spared to make my guests com
70 table IA M. p JONES'
IA D0ZKJVs Coal Oil Chimnies, assorted
eBSp sizes, clnprisfng some new kinds not vet
offered the public in thl place, just received per
steamer Lancaster, and for sale IS
6 VICKERY BROS, .
feb13 No. SO Main Street.
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WANTHD

n ER Wso THOEs.EssrD DOLE.aRs
Ell of City and Couaty Orders, for which fair
rates in cash will be paid. SAMLORRs
ipne % 2td
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8. Il. GdEDea.E s. Co.

Ne Ee GsGGOGAsE ~ COs
6 U.f-D RKRS.-Clothes Pins, White Lime,
~ Lemon Syrup, Tomato ttsup, Rice, Almonds,
Fi'berts, EBgiivh walnut, hgs, r.isius, currants
oysters, sariines, alum. epson salts, roll brim.
stone sui hur, copper l.. ma der extract of log
wood, indigo tartar, so Ia bed cords of all
kinds, to- aecU of all lns, arking, batting, nut
megs liars OF all ku DIS, niger, glass jars, lam
t. d fl SKIS, mustard, p..I per sauce, matches,
pickles, stone pip,e. powdr, rcussion caps, fish
of all kinds, aety fuse soaps of all kinds starch,
teas vineg camphGr, letter, Iote, cap and fancy
pal er, wrapping p-per velopes, salt petre, gum
drops, wooden b, wis, jrjnbe pas'e, cinnamon,
cried bJf british ustre, bonnet boards, ink, oil,
nails sash glass, spirits turpensine, alspices, sodaI
pain killer, iquorice, &C., &c &C.
A supply the a, oy. kept INSTANTLY on hand,
and for sale low by 5. L. Gilbert & Co., No. Syca-
more.
tTARCH.-3 tons best or atty, just received, for
sale Low in lsts to the trade f. Gilbert q Co.
COIN BRooMS.-l50 dozer, large and small,
for sac by S. E. Gilbert d Co, No. Sycamore
sire {.
LEMON SYRUP.-25 toxes dcz each, CHOICE
ARTici z, for sale by 5. E. Gilbert & Co.
CHEEsE.-50 bxs Hamburg oh ami English Dairy
for sac by s. Z. Gilbert Co
FRESH COVE OYSTERS. 200 dcz. l and 2
ID cans, just received and for fale hy Z Gilbert
& Co. r-s
Layer and M. r. Baisins rs whOIe half and
qnaitEr lxs, lest, Tor sale by
s. e. GILBERT CO., 5tEI.
je16 No Sycamore street.
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TaosT.

IN ERHDG = y E-BIRrSJNrG, - C.RyU.
" 20 BREAST PIN. The finder " IN be Iib
orally rewarded by leaving it at this ofice. r.
june p Std. SO 81
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A GUERRILLA TRAITOR.

B~An wants supplied By advertising in the
JOURNAL -at..s az.
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''The Star spangled Banner in Triumph yet waves
Ger the land Of the Free and the home OF the
Brave"
NJ nj THAYER .,.... EDIToR
8. N. sILvERTHORE. ASSOCIATE