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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-28
DIED.
OBITUARY.

On the 2Ist f'hls month, at h r residence, In The town Of MID.
diebuig Loudoun county, Va, Mrs. MARY q. Low, wife Il the
late Dol George Love Ia the S0th ye n Of her age.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-28
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a M L a rus q long SaRding, ongh 70 % eaoton 20 a.
- 81 IN 40 aSs Be- depori 4 Josa O6tabdry H0aces ~oee1-
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~ Fs Susn0t uass -iits % TdtHra rejected ooHAaAH'odHON'
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-28
WANTED.

A SUBSTITUTES. Apply 70 q. g., Auburn Nil. POs.shce.
IN Hanover county, Va.
nov 20 -l0,' es.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-28

R~ROCK's GOUD SAMARITAN.
G Read the advertisement In anothe: column for
Rock Good samArhan, for sale By
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-28
NOTICE.
Few AND VALUABLE RELIGIOUS PUBLICA1I ms

NEW AND FALUIBLE EELI6IUUS PUBLICATI InS
WE are nov receiving very large supple, Of Tr'es, HJnns'
w 10, &c, st the Bibls and Tract Depo'iiory. over Mr.. geo.
}. sumnsrs store. Among the trscs Iut puoiLhed 10 one fron
The pen Of xey. D. Shaver, Of Richmond, Va entitled "foaa .H
Labor for Salvation" Gpafes. Also . larg' M n er Of NOD;
John Randolph Tuciers tracts. Of the 'soiiie.s rocket tiei."
ADD the "soliier's 7, II Book" All who Wish our puoIicsuons
vii be supplied grAtaiteDsly. ohAplsins, e-pecisny, are ihViiei
"a cali aud ece,y. .uopI,es' Al Dl0alhsos,
noyas-4s supei tepdsni, lie.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-07-01
PRIVATE SALE OF
REAL AND PERSONAL PROPERTY.

stssa The subscriber will sell at Private Sale the
tH entire stock Of Stoves, Tn Sheet Iron and Brit
E tauia ware, Cutlery, &C., besides all the tools
w and fixtures belonging to hrst class stove, tin
and sheet store; also the store, house. work
shops &C.. known No. 225 Market street. between "a
and sd, wilmington Dell extending from Market sfeei
to and fronting shpey street, formerly occupied by
Geo =. Peterson
This an opportunity seldom presented for any ons
wishing to start in lucrative business in desirable To-
cation especially this stand has been long occupied by
persons IN this business For further particulars apply
oet2g.tG WM. 4. O'DANIEL.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-07-01
a O DOllaTS
LADIES CLOAKs AND MANTILLAs
Agnew Il Co., $50 CheSnnt Street,
Opposite Tie Continental Hotei'

Agnew & English, 25 South Ninth St.,
Three doors ADORE Chestnut Street, Pttd.
both the above establishments Ladies' can cheese
"A fron, the LARGEST, CHEAPEST aud BEST SELECT.
IN stock Of goods line to be found in the city,
eon,nrisnr ali the newes. London and Paris styles OF
CIOAKs sACQEES, CIRCULARS, PALEIoIs, MAN
TILLAs Sc &c. All made in the best manner Of hne
French Belgian, English and American cloths for spring
and Summer wear; also hest quality Of BLACK Silks and
thin summer goods endless variety at the lowest pos.
sble prices for cash. Our entira stock being purchased
evrlusiyely for cash. selected wi the greatest and
made up under our special supervision, from the
very latest Paris aud London styles we can offer Induce
ments to buyers equal to any honse in the trade
and persons purchasing for schools Particular attention
paid to all orders for u ourning
AGNEW * Co, $50 Chestnut street. opposite the Conti
mental Hotel Philadelphia
And AGNRw ENGLISH, 90 South Ninth Street, 3r5
door abo ve Chestnut street, Philadelphia. ap2b-2m
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-07-01
Desirable Property for Sale.

a-s-sa ulHE undersigned, Executors Of the last VIII
1liiWH land Teststament Of Miss Sarah Black de-
lahH deassd, by virtue of the power and authority
thereby vested in them, offer at private SALE the
House and Lot Market Street above Eighth street NO.
20 in the CITY Of wilmington, Delaware The House is
three story brick building with gas and water fixtures
and all other modern improvements, and the Lot has
front OF 20 Market Street and extends back to
Also an unmproved Lot shipley Street. lying direct,
l in the rear the first aforesaid Lot having front Of ~
feet and extending through to Orange Street. thus having
two fronts.
Persons desiring the property will find access to
t by calling on Miss Martha r. Dubois who has the key
at No. $40 shipley Street Wilmington, Del For term
"'f'' JAMES CoUpER,
New Castle Del.
JOHN C. GROOME,
iansltf Elkton Nd. Executors
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-07-01
Co-Partnership Notice.
A Card.

A Card.
THE undersigned respectfully announces to his friend
and the patrons OF the late firm that he will continue
the business az usual the old stand, No 3l0 Tn rd
Street. Tatna where he will be pleased to see his
old friends and customers as formerly.
myl3-3m JOSEPH RICHARDSON Jr.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-07-01
HOUS ES issiIi i;isiiii
FOR RENT. alk

Brick House on Market street between sh and 9Th No.
sl5, $3.50 90.
Frame House in Mechanic street Lelow Lombard ST.,
No. 21, SiS 0O
Brick ouse and Lot on Lord street, third door from
Railroad, No. gS 800 90.
Brick House Lord street second door from Railroad,
$75 %.
Frame House Of Church Taylor Streets 800 O1
do do on Taylor street adjoining the above 500 90
Five Brick Houses Of lth street Pine Nos. COL
bO1, 6O5, COZ and 6O9 each $50 90.
Five Brick Houses 10th street near Lombard, Nos
503. COS, 5O7, 5O9 and 5ll, each SEQ 90.
Two Frame Houses on Riddles Lane. hrst rom stone
Tavern, each $40 co. ~
Frame House adjoining the alley Sd from tavern $50 90
Four Frame Houses adjoining the above, each ~ Co.
Brick Hsuse on Lombard street between MeCauley
aud 18th Streets $50 co.
Brick House S. W. corner Of Front and Thorn streets,
$l26 CO.
Brick House Tatna street above Second street. No.
20s, $40 90.
small Brick on Orange street between Third and Fourth
Streets 500 90,
Ice House yard on 18th street between Market and
Orange streets.
Two Frame Houses 18th and Elizabeth streets, each
s32 90.
Brick House on church street between Eighth and
Ninth streets, SSI 90.
Brick House. No 1878 King street. pelWesh idth anu
Brick House. Taylor between Locust aud Buttonwood,
$40 no. ,
Krck House on Market street between lith and IAN
Brick stable on 18th street between Market and orangV
Brick honse ON 9th street between Pine and sprueS
Brick House. Q rooms we'll Finished with 10 acres oi
| land and brick stable near Wilmington, $3.50 O0.
House and premises at the Z. 4. corner Of MArks
and Water Streets now In the tenureo James h. COX ane
| VIM. p. Carr possession on the 18th Of March next
! Applv 10 WILLIAM McCAULLET,
! ieb2S COG Market st.. Wilmington. Del.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-07-01
Desirable City Lots for Sale.

OTIS beautifully situated In the west part Of the city
IL having commanding view Of the river Persops
pecng purchase will do we'll 10 examine them before
purchasing elsewhere. The subscriber has control
several squares. plot be seen by calling at the
store of sh and Market streets, Institute Building
CHAs W. ROWLAND
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-07-01
DE-. W. II. BENpERR.
Farm for Sale.

.sszaar In Appoquinmink Hundred, 4 miles south Of
1921 Odessa on the main road to smyrna, containing
III about 1873 There two dwelling houses
- on the place, one Of which was built within
few years, and the necessary out budinRs. Also
woodland. The property will be sold low. For further
particulars apply to JOHN MoLEAR SON,
ap11-u III Market Street.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-07-01
WANTED,

A man who will make himaelf generally useful as a
II and assistant In the Living Home, to take the
lace my son who Is about to leave assistant
Brigade Surgeon DR.. White.
J. A. BROWN.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-05
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

To Tbos J. Luce Eli Van Sickle. A NJ CARPENTER
IL. f.sprlimAn. r. w. Merf,hew, Aifftd Andrew ..
John SLAUGHTER. J. n Rrewu, W, r.. rpEer. a.
siEhee nrWEa II FasHer \ On Gee. & Atdrrf IN
Xix. Hale 4 Co, A, c. flTL ~, ard J4nss Bra
aeu. de frndaMts
Son are Letsb, Inclined ~ tirE. isIe Gle In
fhf Clerks ONCE Of the pstrtt ~ Lee County
Iowa, NJ COX uk. petition 81 Hiram barney claim
Ing tadem rnt AEst Inst Themss luce, for the
sum Of Six Hun dred Dollars npon = certain Deed Of
Trust given TO W Kilbourns, 10 secure psy uselis
OF Purchase Eoney 10 Marsh, Lee Desvan upon Lots
one az two t1f amithree{3l, Block eighty eight tss)
in the City Of KeokuF and AsaRapst you ell claiming
foreclosure of said Deed Of Trust, the sale Of lots
and In said bosk the rstfnTuisi oil the equit
Of redemption and for general F~iief
Nav yta ma each pIesr aud answer said petition
~ t,af elite sevot day OF the Esst Of said
G 'ift, ts bs held st Keokuk the Gfst efdsy 81
September 1859. by defsnt viii he tAd
t1.srein sgsihstsoa. II. SCOTT H0ss Eli,
julylr-d4w Atty for TlalHIE.
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NOTICE.

To Adam spohn, Geo w. Caldwell James Watson,
KiS Hale q Go. y. T. Adair II. NJ Black and WIN.
Stannus, defendants:
You are hereby nothed that there Ia now 6lc, in
he clerks uhce OF the Dstrict Court Of Lee County,
iowa at keokuk petition of Hiram Barney claim
ir aJudpHfnt against you, Adam Spohn, for the sum
OF -Four Hundred Dollars npan your given 10
Chas. Mason, upon Lot three 49, Block Nv hu ndrpd
and two t202), In City OF ksekuk. Lee County Iowa
and against all, the foreclosure Of SAID mort,
gage the sale ofsad Iot and for other relief
Now you must appear and answer said petition by
nooH OF the second the term OF said Court
10 be held in the Monday OF September
A. D. 1862 judgment will be had against you by de-
fault.
Fl. SCOTT HOWELL,
1y IL daw Att'y for Plaintiff.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

TO Adam Spchn, James Watson Rix, TTalp q Co J.
l. Aaair'H NJ B'ack, VIM. staunus, an d Geo. ".
Caldwell
1u are herrtg otihed hiatt II now on file In
the tftrks ohfee pfthe District Court OF Lee tnunty.
ioN ~ kttktk petition ia equity al III am barney
l"tm'hf Judgement agsirFi sMn. Adam Spphn, for
snb u tue Bnndrcd Dollars upon your n,or;pt sc
given To Charles Ma. n. upon lots a. ana t~ tal.
B,oeE t2os) IA the City ofkeokuk Iowa aud as
ngsinrt you all praying for the sale Of said lois tic
foreclotsre ttasd mortgages, the extinrnshn,epto Of
the equity OF rsIemptlon, and for general feli,i.
Now, each OF YOU must appear and answer ID pet
ton by noon o. the seeopd day Of next term Of
Npurt- 10 be held III hetkuk Oh The ntst Nondsy
OF September ie62, judgment viii he had the rein
by default a. prayed for. II, SCOTT HOWELL,
jnisis DIV Piaintifts Attorney.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-05
THE STATE OF IOWA.

To lessee 6. WicterhAml
Sir:-fou are herctS Dots ed that the re now on
ie In the once OF the Clerk OF tho District Coutt Of
Lee County, Iowa. q. kenluk petition Of mos Hen
kle plainttn, claiming OF yeu the ~ sit94 %
as money Justly due him ak pfrntKsnrs foHe
of said notes payable 10 tnid tiaihnn order; the
Others payable 70 divers persons and endorsed and
assignedt 10 Plaintiff and upon ave accounts for
lain hogs and other properly by you Purchased OF d.
vers persons and th~m gned Plaintiff aud that
attachment has hf ~ i*speG ~ the clefk snsd
CeurtapoA salad pesttps upon which certain Of your
rropety has been alta h1t
Now, unless you appear and answer said pet tion
OF befere OF tie second day or September 1907
that herg the second day OF the beat term of said
Coursto he holden Keoku k default will be entered
and judgm cnt rendered against you thereon.
BECK kHEATH,
Juiy1a,d Att'ys for Plaintiff.
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SHEPHERDS
French corset and Shirt Mandatory,
Gents Furnishing Store.
Berlin Wool, Fancy Trimming, and Va
riety EmrorinA,
No. Oh Main street ,thet. - and Sd.

Imported French Woven Corsets. . arge supply cor
stsntly on hand.
. Corsets purchased of Us will be exchanged or ma
10 az when required. hreturned In order
TP Stamping, pinkinE, DE. LiyfG-dly
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-03-28
wrought-Iron shot and Shell.

In the next fight between the Merrimac
and the Monitor new kind of ball will be
used in our ship, which must add greatly to
her destructive power. Wq5aghtjlron snot.
These lay idle in her action with the Mer-
rimac, Capt. Dahlgren fearing to have them
used in battle before certain trials had
been made with them. All doubts will be
settled before the Monitor goes into action
again, and then we shall discover if the
Merrimac's sides are invnlnerable against
this new bullet .--st
. Cast iron shot, fred against really shot
proof iron sides, are found to break-some-
times to crumble away. A hundred-pound
ball, made from a piece of forged iron,
turned to the proper shape in the lathe, will
not break, and its impact is, of course,
much more destructive. Wrought-iron shot
are expensive, but il they will sink the enc
mys ships the expense is of little conse-
quence. Those made for the Monitor cost,
we have heard, forty-eight dollars each
An iron-founder of Pittsburg has, we no.
tice, just received patent for steel shot,
and quantity of these are now getting
ready at Pittsburg for trial near Washing
ton. Wrought-iron and steel shot, il our
Monitors can use them, will give them q
great advantage over their antagonists
NeeO York Post. <ea
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-03-28

REBELS CONCENTRATING AT OoRINTH.-
We learn from gentlemen just from the
Tennessee river that the rebels are concen-
trating in great force at Corinth, Mississippi,
where Gen. Beauregard is in command.
1t is estimated that the rebel strength at
Oorinth, and within radius of fifteen
miles of that place, is fully sixty thousand.
The rebels are said to be fortifying in sew
eral places between Pittsburg and Corinth,
with the evident intention of disputing the
advance of our army in that direction. 1t
is the opinion of those well informed that a
battle will be fought in that vicinity before
many days. Two brigades of Federal
troops had been thrown out from Pittsburg
in the direction of Corinth, but owing to
the immense foods prevailing ia the
streams in that vicinity, they were COM
PEELED to fall back to save themselves from
being cut off by the enemy. At Pittsburg
the Federal force was about = = while a
rebel force Of fro%a IL t9M 1A e miles distant
Our troops were anxiously awaiting the
subsistence of the waters, in order to adj
vance, and were confident of an easy vic
tory We may expect stirring news from
this direction within a few days.-N A.
Ledger. s@@
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made 10 the Officer who arrested them, when
he asked them why they had not gone
further, was: ~WeIl, this is good cOun-
try. and we have concluded to settle"
Levi Ritter, Esq, Of Danville, has been
authorized by the Governors Private and
Military Secretaries to proceed to Winches-
ter, Va, 20 make inquiry as to the condi-
ton of the wounded Indiana soldiers of the
late fght near Winchester. At least three
Indiana regiments must have taken part in
that engagement, and the probability is that
many of the Hoosier soldiers have been
wounded. Mr.. Ritter left for Winchester
last evening. vTFeY2 Pr q VFe8
Col. II. D. Manson, of the 10th Indiana,
was, week or two since, placed under ar
rest for a slight breach Of military etiquette
by the fastidious Gen.. Thomas. During
the battle of Min Springs Manson rode to
Generals Thomas's Headquarters to confer
with him as to some movement of his for
ces, when, according to strict etiquette, he
should have sent his Adjutant. The Presi-
dent and Senate have a better opinion Of
Manson than Gen. Thomas has, for we see
he has been made Brigadier General in
spite of Thomas's effort to disgrace him
All Indianians will be glad to learn thai
Gen. Manson has been thus honored for his
gallantry at Mill Springs. sae
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-03-28


BaH Messrs. UHLHoRN & BRINKMAN, who
have long been in his employ, have pur-
chased the marble establishment of Mr.. NJ.
A. Lawrence, and will hereafter have entire
control OF. that establishment. The new
firm are gentlemen of energy, most excel
lent mechanics, and young men ambitious
to excel in their business, and will spare no
effort to add to the reputation the estab-
lishment has hitherto enjoyed under the
management of Mr.. Lawrence. These gen
tlemen have all the facilities for doing work
in the latest and beet styles, and their
prices, we are assured, viii correspond to
the "cIoseness" of the money market, and
'tightness'' of the times generally. a..
mar22-Iwds aS a
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-03-28

s9 WetAke great pleasure ii speaking
in terms of CONNIE ndation- of ~Dr.-Jehn F..
Riddick, Assistant Surgeon of the Mound
City General Hospital Mr. Edward IngIe,
whose son was under the care of DR.. Rid
dick, says he will long remember with
gratitude the kindness of the physician to
his boy, as well as to the other patients
under his charge. Patient and attentive,
he seemed anxious to relieve every want of
the sufferers informs their friends by letter
of their condition, and does everything in
his power to save the lives of the defenders
of the Constitution % @. .oE ba8lsi
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-03-28

ANOTHER VICTIM OF The REBELLIoN.-
Death on the battle field and in the hospi-
tai has become so common an occurrence
that but little notice is taken of the victims
as they fall and are borne to their final
resting place. 1t is only when a dear
friend, neighbor, or relative dies, that We
fully realize the horrors of this war.
To-day we have to announce the death of
j. G. INeLE, eldest son of Edward Ingle, of
this city. The deceased was member of
the oath Regiment Indiana Volunteers
He was with his regiment throughout the
Missouri campaign doing his whole duty as
soldier, and when ordered to reinforce
the troops besieging Fort Donelson, he re-
joiced in the prospect of striking blow in
behalf of the flag of the Union. Immedi-
ately after those terrible nights of exposure
which occasioned the death of SO many OF
our brave volunteers, young Ingle was
attacked by the typhoid fever. He was re-
moved to the hospital at Mound City,
where, after q protracted search, bis father
found him. He was placed on board the
Charley Bowen for this city, but died q
short time before the boat reached here
The deceased was about % years of age.
His parents have the sympathy of the com.
munity in their great bereavement.
The funeral will take place from the resi-.
dence of his parents, on Locust street, near
the depot, this morning at 10 o'clock.
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Attentlon ottr euaras !

Yon are hereby notified to appear at your
armory on this GFriday) evening, March
18th, at . o'clock, to settleu the affairs Of
the company. AS this will be the last
meeting, all members having guns or ac-
coutrements are ordered to return the same,
and persons having claims against the COM
pany are requested to present them this
evening for settlement, or the same will be
declared void. By order - ai9snifsi
inete H WIN. a. GWYN, Capt.
J.K. Patterson, Co. Clerk. --. -. g.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-03-28

BB~ A little while after the fall of Fort
Sumter, the overjoyed chief of the bogus
Southern Confederscy got up the following
very courteous witty and gentlemanly dis
patch for the special benefit of the President
Of the United States: los4ltl
ssWith mortar and cannon, paixhan and petard,
We tender Old Abe Beau-regard.'
Now since the noble old Roman, Andrew
H. Foote, has followed so closely after the
rear guard of the COnfederates, and pur-
sued their panic-stricken columns even as
far up as Florence, Alabama, We think his
would-be excelency, Mr. Davis, might be
answered as follows:
with rebels all rorted, and flying in fear,
We tender JEFF. Davis our Foote TO his rear.
Frankfort, Ky, Commonwealth.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-03-28

The PREsIDRNT's SAeAc1rY.-We have
the best authority for stating that next to
Captain Ericsson, the credit for the build
ing of the Monitor is due the President
The drawings and plans CT Mr. Ericsson
were rejected by the chief engineer of the
navy, aud 1t was ouly after President Lin
coin personally interested himself in the
matter that hearing was obtained.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-03-28

B6r The W. v. GiIium arrived yesseF-
day from the Tennessee river with huge
trip Of tobacco, which the owners obtained
in exchange for groceries. We judge they
made quite nice thing out of The trip.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-03-28

CAUeHT.-We are pleased to learn that
the thief who robbed the Washington
House on S ne.isy night last, has been
oyerhanled by the Marshal of CovingtOn.
When caught he had about 81, 900 Of the
money in his possession. He is on his
way to this city in charge of Ed. Martio,
onr Marshal. a#s 8E4 tHf58fF
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ICU RATLRokD nECEIPrs3
MARoH q


6i5 bush wheat, II II Umble; cars hay, Capt
Liter; 10 bbls -four, bxs shoes, Mackey, HenniDg
600; 6jugss bbEs aours w Frenchs l Dbl OF
eggs ID Ranney; 2 bbls eggs Henry Haubi bbls
eggs, ] Marksl; bxs hospital stores Hon VIM
Baker; bbls Hour, Rocker, Blount Co. bbis
pickles, w Caldwell; 10 bbs -four, SKIS DO, sIhRf
Il CarIstedt; so boxes oysters & ID Heimann, 10
bdis collars, q Babcock; 3 bdIs leather, Stein
bach; Dbl apples, - bbi butter, 6 bbls cage, E
Gilbert & Go, O sbbs scrap iron, Eoluss g Son; IA
bbIs sugar, 2 b1s candy, Il kessler; 81 bxs boots
Read a Lawrenoes Dbl dressed poultry, empty
bxs, w heeler q Riggs; 1888 bush wheat, Geo Foster
q 90; bxs hdw, @ Wells; Dbl nuts, bale dry
goods, lot rags, W M Altman Co; box dry
goods, ShankIin & Reilly; 20 BIDS scythe snaths,
csk hoes, Geo sonntag 8 90; horses Capt
Townsend; case shoes, Thos Hunt. -e-
A. z. SHRADER, agent. Z
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par The Savings Bank, No. First
street, buys and sells gold, exchange on New
York, Illinois, Missouri, and all other I'M
current money, sells sight drafts on Eng
land, ireland and Scotland in sums to suit.
d3m. -,.-s..sF
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
OLD AUCTION HOUSE,
A NEW AUCTIONEER |

N y. C0Hav, RRTsEyVG BBJV"TEB
e. . the old Auction Room on the corner Of
Main and Third streets, Evansville, for term Of
years, will ontiHue the Auction and mmission
business, and attend to selling all kinds of goods,
furniture, wagons, buggies, carriages, horses cat
tie, all kinds of manufactured articles, &C. Lib
eral ARRANGEMENTS made on consignments.
Prompt attention will be given to all goods en-
trusted TO my care. J. J. OOHH.=
mar2S Z
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DIED.

On Thursday, March 9th, oHAaLTE CARROLL
infant son Of Jordan and Louisa Giles aged 81
months. ~ - N# ~
The funeral VIII take place from the residence
of Hiram K. Read, corner of Walnut and Second
Streets this friday afternoon, at o'clock. The
friends of tho family are invited to attend. aii
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CAUTION.

ELL PERSONS .RRB FORBID
Ell tresspassing on the tract of land near the
city known % Blackfor&a6 Trsct." shall pros
ecute to the extent of the law all persons who
disregard this notice. I viii pex . -
for proof sufficient to convict those who have been
cutting green trees on the same land during the
past winter. A. e. ROBINSON -
March 26, 1862. Eah27-lW Agent