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FROM vIcKsBURG.

Mobile, July27.
Dispatches 10 the Advertiser and Register.
dated jackson, 26th. state that both Yam
kee fleets have abandoned vicksburg-the
lower feet passing Natchez yesterday even
ing. Thus ends the two monlhs' seige, dur
ing which all the casualties among the Con-
federate forces, both naval and military, sum
up thirty three. The damage done the city
amounts to some $50, 900 to SAG, 900, 70 ac-
complish which the Federals have thrown
1000 shells into it.
The contents Of the captured Yankee let
ter-bagsadmit their thrashng by the Ar
kansas" and their inability to capture Vicks-
burg.
The FederaIs were threatening Camp
Moore, eighty miles this side Of New Or
leans.
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Conlnre of He,derson. Ru.. and

Capture Of Henderson. Ky. and Newburg.
hidiand.-New York papers Of the 18th con-
tain a dispatch dated Cincinnati, 18th. which
says indianapolis dispatches to the Execu-
tive Department say that Henderson, KY.
and Newburg, Ind, have been taken by the
Rebels. At the latter place $50 sick soldiers
were aiken prisoners. The Rebels also took
$50 stand Of arms.
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One Hundred Dollars Reward.

WHEREAS R. w. Best, Esq, mailed Al Golasbo.
rough letter directed to me, which letter con.
tanned three One Hundred Dollar notes Of Confederate
money, and also blank note for two hundred and fv
dollars signed by the said Best, this letter has been
stolen from the mail, will pay the above reward for
the recovery Of the said letter and money and the con-
yicticn Of the thief.
SAMUEL PEARCE.
July 2. SO -3wp
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RUNAWAY CAUGHT.

A PPREHENDED and lodged in the Jail al Hills
N borough, Orange county, N. c., on the slst day
Of April Negro Man. supposed to be sixty years old,
quite black, about five feet six or seven inches high
He says his name is SAM and belongs TO Mathew
Tory, al Snow Hill, Gates county, N. G.. The owner
can get him. by proving property and paying all costs
and charges. N HOMES Sha.;g
April 80. al
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ATTENTION ALL.

THE MEDICAL PuveYor's Department, Charlotte,
N. C.,ia In need Of the following Herbs Sc, for
the Of the Army, for which the following prices will
be paid delivery at the NJ G. Institutes or TO Dr. NJ
+. Ayende Collector Of Medicinal Herbs for this De.
parrent. who will pass through Marlborough. Persons
residing in districts whore they be obtained, will
please gse their attention to collecting and saving them
The articles must be clean and well dried
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WANTED!!!
800, 900 feet Of Box PLANK.

WE will pay cash for 100000 feet Of Red, Blaek,
White and Post Oak Box Plank sawed scant
seyen-eghts Of an inch thick and fourteen inches wde
clear Of knots and splits Apply to James w. Corbin
= - asy WEBB & WHITTED.
July 3d. III tf-A42
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CONFEDERATE Reconnaissance tie Ist
Of May, Providence has blessed our arms
with a series Of most decided victories, at
Drugs Bluff, Williamsburg, Barhamsyille.
Mcdowell, Strasburg. Port Royal, Winches-
ter, Cross Keys. Port Republic, Seven Pines,
James Island, Mechanicsyille, Gaines Mill,
Savage Station, Frazler's Farm, Malrern
Hill. vicksburg, the Naval Victory Of the
Arkansas, Murfreesborough.
Riehmond Eaguirer
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county. and established camp. where he
issued proclamation to the people. calling
upon Them to rise and throw of the yoke Of
the tyrant; and that the people were focking
20 him by thousands. R Z
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STRAY MARE.

STRAYED from a drove at Mr.. John Leathers's,
- near Dufham's Station, on Saturday night the
18th instant, large Black Mare, belonging TO James
NJ. Dickson, Of the LIST Cavalry Regiment. suitable
reward will be given for The recovery Of said Mare, or
such information as will enable me to get her. +.
Information can be left with Mr.. A. w. Hedgpeth, in
Hsborough or addressed TO the subscriber at Univsr
sity Station. wa PHONES
June IS. So
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Grenada, July s5.--six Federal Colonels
are said to have resigned in Curtis's army,
owing to Lincoln's late policy on the negro
question. Many other officers have also re-
signed and gone North.
Information deemed reliable has been re-
ceiyed here that Gen. Curtis hung three or
four guerrillas at Helena.
Curtis has again moved all Of his forces TO
the other side Of the river.
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THE,NEws.

Very pleasant accounts have been received during
the past week Of the Of our guerilla parties in
Tennessee and Kentucky. Report ssys, that Col.
Morgan rushed into Frankfort, Ky, seized iily loads
Of Federal guns captured Gen. McGOfn, aud fell back
into Madison coanly, where hs has established camp,
and large hunters Of the people docking 70 him
II is Olso stated that be has captured eleven cities and
towns. and has expressed eonGdence in having sufi.
Glen, force 70 hold al the country outside Of Lerng.
ton end Frankfort. We hope these expectations may
be realized, though Yankee accounts say he has met
with some Teyerses
Il is stated in New York papers that Henderson,
Ky, and Newburg Ia, have been taken by The Re-
bel' Al the latter place $50 sick soldiers were u.
ken, and $50 stand Of arms.
Yeksburg has been 90 IA successfully defended, and
with comparatively little loss The attacking FEDERAL
fss, Il is said, has Tor ihe present been Withdrawn.
ftishencd %, We suppose, BY the etieien, manage.
meni of the ifon-elsd steamer Arkansas.
~,--~~~~~>-<>--~-
Exchange OF Prisoners~-The cartel for q
general exchange Of prisoners sgnsd on the 22d
instant, BY Maj Gen. John A. Dix On ihs pas, Of the
Federal Government, and BY Ma. Gen. d. u. u II on
the part Of The conisdpuie Govsnmsni.
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BUELL. IN 4 TioHT PLAcE.--C Chattanooga.
July 2l.-The enemy is concentrating large
force at Tullahoma, forty miles the other
side Of Stevenson. Buell's army is atight
place.
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Hillshoro Savings Institution.

A MEETING of The Stockholders Of tie Hillsboro
n Savings Institution ID ordered Oh Saturday the "a
day Of August ensuing, BY the Board Of Directors, 10
take into consideration The proprisy Of further educ.
lion Of the rates Of interest on certificate deposits.
TH0S. B. HILL, Pres't.
July %. So
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TRIBUTE or RESPECT.

WHsReAs il hath pleased God in his all.
wise providence to remove from our mids
our beloved fellow soldier, PnlLIr A. PnaSD,
Therefore, 10
Rtsoiged. That xtilswe bow with humble
submission TO the viii Of our Heavenly Fa-
Their. we can but mourn his loss. aud regre
that so brave soldier and so beloved a com
panion should have been taken from as; but
our grief is softened by the thought that our
loss Is his eternal gain.
Resoiped. That We tender 10 the bereayed
family our heartfelt sympathy in their aiilic.
ton. and point them 10 God who gave and
who hath taken away, aud beg them TO re.
member that |" He docth All things WE'LL"
Rssoiusd. That a copy Of these resolutions
DC sent 70 The family Of the deceased. and to
me Hillsborough Recorder with the request
that i be Published. rs
JAMES A. GRAHkM.)
SIDNEY NJ. IVY, Committee.
CHARLES M. PARKS
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For lhs liiIIsboroush ReeO,de.
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

Camp o oh y. @. Reg, July Ia,h, isog.
Al meeting Of The officers Of the 9Th N.
=. Regiment. convened al The time and place
above mentioned, Maj. r. T. Webb was. on
motion. called to the chair, and Capt. A. q.
avery requested 20 act a. Secretary.
Lieut.. ). p. Hill explained, that the Oh,
Jec, o. The meeting was 10 express our sorrow
~ me loss, aud offer some tribute Of resneet
zoe tne .as'nofy Of our late comrades CAM
w: >. rRhkLsNp and Capt. II. N. CARrra !.
ana 70 'urtherance Of that object moved tbat
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/" BLACK MALL"

bbhSn &Ft&Ath'
q ANN0T our friends say TO the reporters Of lies,
y that we are and have been selling all our goods at
an average tariff Of profits that is less than before the
trouble !" and that those who much troubled at
our making enough 10 meet daily claims, Ia keep
cool aud give themselves further unelsness. That
all is NO, god that ger.," and il they unem.
ployed and wish employment, LEI them make visit 10
the soldiers wives, that write 10 that they have
ceived no support from the county in three months,
and inquire the reason why. DO the SOLDIERS wives Of
vs. and may be they will find il their heart 10 hush
" BACK wan H.1 BROWN & co.
July %. So
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GEs. D. III. HnLs-We learn that Gen.
d, II. Hill (Bethel Hill has been assigned
70 The command Of the Coast, extending from
Wilmington. 20 Drury's Bluff. vice Gen.
Holmes. assigned to an important command
10 the Southwest. Raleigh Telegraph.
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RECETyIN g,

nAlbs. Cast Steel sap, Sp's' sV'''''S -.
lOU boxes Starch, H. sn,.v al, a..
kegs bnshsn S q Iuliso, Dbl CoppeFass, &c.
bbl l LSswoo .., a Il n Cookery, sc.
GOOD, doll I.v w'I anj Mu.liu,, assorted
s sas. shocs, bunch Cotton, &c. a..
roy 49, ~, Vinegar. bbls. Lamp Black,
r. W., . on. Linsssd OIL, s
a aIai' s v Grstn Tea, boxes snuti,
hs a0s prices will net BE- held. II not sold
ihan IN = soId ia better market than this. We
s1n ohs markets, and 81 less profit than before
the trouble ,e.ut....,~.,, ,,s.sa ,a.
turn Il as that Lgcks Is more man We nave msoo CUR
ing lhs var = = ppnxvN q cot
Iniu
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-07-30

Public meetings IN Iredell. Moore, Alex
ander, aud many other counties, have nomi-
mated Vance for Governor.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-07-30

Illinois has voted largely against admitting
free negroes into that State and giving them
the right Of saHSage. The bypocrites.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-07-30
HIDES AND BARK.

I'VE will pay the highest cash pricesfOr Green and
w Dry Hides, delivered at the store. -
Also for 1000 cords good Oak Bark delivered at our
ward. formerly known as KiIkland's Tan Yard. q
TURRENTINE & BRO.
March 4. 3d.
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Knoxville, July ~, p. M.-Receiyed IN
Petersburg Al 1880 P. Med. jain II.
Morgan sends by special courier 70 Head
quarters Of Tennessee. despatch dated
Georgetown, Ky, 10Th instant.
Tie states that he had taken eleven cities
and towns, with very heavy amount Of
army stores. and that he has force suiIi-
cient to hold all the country outside Of Lex.
ington and Frankfort, which places are chief
ly garrisoned BY Home Guards.
The bridges between Lexington and Gin.
einnati have all been destroyed. ID.
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MoReAs FoRsvEs The Atlanta Confed.
erscy Of July ~. says, Passengers by the
State train last evening report that Morgan
rushed into Frankfort, KY, seized fifty loads
Of Federal guns, captured Gov. McGoffin,
and then fell back to Richmond, In Madison
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rOr The HilI.sorourh Recorder.

Hd Qrs. Orange Gasrls. Co. g. 27,h n. C. r.
Camp Les, ialy 18th. 1869.
At meeting Of the Compsny convened
this syenipg Lieut.. Graham, ssrgt. :. VI.
Ivy. and Private G.. NJ. Parks we're appoint.
ed committee 70 draft resolutions expires.
sIse Of our grief at the death OF our beloved
fsllow.member Philip A. Pdanj, who died
at the Isl N. c. Hospital in Petersburg, Ju-
w l3th. IaR2. a.l F-n a.n.-.H
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Election on Thursday Inc 7sa ef august.
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NJ HOWARD,
Surg and Med'l Purveyor,
Charlotte. N. c..
July II. SEW
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-27
ANTHOLOGY.

= rrss pAvIs. THE BEAUTIFUL CANADIAN Gypsy
M ranlisi hss renovcd :, sts ursen c srret 0onsus
ksr Inn sssrt~lv Her predictieus wonderful Iisky
Ssrls,s and CHARMS Ladies', 10 ccnts, Uentelnen -
eea.s Hours from " A. h.ts9PM 8Is
xrRs. HAYES, THE MOST SUCCESSFUL MEDICAL
M carvoyan. can o. consulted :. 80 l.,o street. whsr
rrrscrfpes remedies. Business and I'M dci nsrviewsSl.
MADAME CAPRAIL, rHK CELEBRATED skH1
mi and Doctress whoss name 10 we'll knD~n tnroughoy
ths Unt.d states Euvps, has arrived m NV Ior9
ana NAV p- cpnsuled oclcck A n. Ws r. H. ~ sG
rons No lSarrol place. ~ Dleccksr street. I'VE econ
Cow Lnurvns. LADIES. - osnts; asnnsnsn. -
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Mr.. Cisco has gone to Washington, probably
lpon general business connected with his depart
nent.
At auction, this morning, the following sales OF
stocks were made by A. II. Nicolay:- o.
1900 shares Florence Ksyport Land Co., per share 500
The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this
morning were s2s679,2sl sS, and the balances
b, 344,56s "a. r. tas.3 6M9.ea. Tn 1He lr. bffs
The following is q statement Of the amount Of
,oal transported on the Delaware and Hudson
Canal f- 49,.
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~ eieven monlns ola stAuas two feet hgh will bs
soto reasonably. Address A. T., Herald oticc, for two
days. a.M NE IF MF CT.
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NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, MAY IT, lss2-rRPLE SHEET.

Coombs Cardenas Alice Lea Corson. Cenfuegos; schrs
Griffin Foster do; Raven. Rose, r. ienas Ceres Thur
ston, BANGOR; Cynth Jane Bennett Hartford. seam
slip Sa yon Mathews Boston; scars La Plata stiaun
saco; James Bliss, Hatch, Nesburyport; Bolivar French
Roxbury; &c 7 Sione Johnson, Fall X veri cnGser
Pesbrey, taunton: r KIM, Leeds, Alexandria British
Qveen Webster, Bsitinor-.
LKwEs Del May A. Pd-A ship supposed 20 be the Tara
from Liverpool passed up this rnng me VA ~ pea
E,ge Tor Port 8 ain, and Deborah Penaeli Tor Ouohn
TO tn Pm Wind WNW. -,
PRoyiNCETOWN. Nay 2o-Arr ship Gaatea, wendell
Liverpool -,
RotKLAND Nav 2i--Arr s,hrs Lioa, Flrbish, vinaha-
for NYork Sid cath. Zdcn, IN aiephia schrs oregon
Pratt, and cornthian. Small. NYork. .
SALEM, May 23-Cld xcnr Sparta Elwel, NYork
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S HIP PIN G N & w S
movement. OF ocean steamers.



= Port,of New York, May 30, 1894. fi
800 wFApEu 4l WHiF aW4E 1851
steamship Haouang, Roberts. shanghao--J NJ Forbes
Steamship Blackstone. Stevens New orisansJ Smith
Shin Golden EAGLE svmonds Panama II iieu Carnan
Ship Constitution, Lancaster, Lfvcrpoowism uuion.
Ssip Endy mion tBrh Williams, Liverpoos-H . De-
Ship Albion. williams. Lverpool-Tapacot, Co.
Ship sardinia, Pendleon Liverpool-Samui Thompeon's
Marx Bermann (Br) Curran Gloncester--A Beirs sons
BARK Donan tilam). Never Habburg--ki. n4afdt TO.
Bark Eeiestia, Howes, Gipraltar &c-L NIcserson
Bark Henry I, Merrill, New Orlcans-rroost. schroeder
AGO.
Brig william Jane tBr), -. olouceasr--Jackson
brig Rosana tTrl. Lewis oueenstown-Jackson 4 EeiIL
Brig Catarina tItsl, -, chamberlain, Phelps
i,r.e Abby Ehxateth Karin, Re Grande-f oaa.r
Brig Mary Emily Mayo ~ johns, PR--ios Enras.
Schr Smith, snow, Mn,anzas-T Chase CO.
Echr J w Mckee Christie, Alexandra-H RackeA
Gchr E-luhnaux Brag~, Alek andria--ff Rackstt
echr n Borden Bude, Ale andria-L Kenny.
Schr Juno. Small Bslumorc--L Kenny. ~
schr shepard, Abrams Baltmorr--L Kenny
scnr n Hickman. Sncad, SNOW Hiil-A uavenA
schr ghland Light McLnder. Portland-T n sandford.
schr l. snsw, Achorn, Hc-son-N Brown a Co
schr Connecticut, Dean Bosioa--W rnEHlls.
Gioop MARI Eliza. Horn Little FeE Hartrr-Masser.
sloop Humming Bird, Shelly. Bhstol-L Kenny.
ARRIVED.
Ship Amazon, Hovcy, LONDON and fse Of wight April -,
with ndse and - passengera, 70 Morgan. Had het
winds and pleasans vesAs6 ne haves rssfsd ssrsaus
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Married.
DuoH-BRYsoN.-On Friday, May 2, BY the Rev Mr..
Harris, ALHH AsDER II. DIXON 70 tiiss EGAA BRYsos,
daughter Of the late James Bryson, Esq.
LAwIER-MAGo, ERNs AT the residence OF the brides
Musne p a. LAwssa, Esq 10 KATE, the clIes. daugh.
ter Of owen Magovsrne, ESQ.,, all OF b. ookiyn.
MfILER-TRAcY.-0n N inlay, May %, at st. Georges
church New York, by che Rev. Stenhen II. Tying d. d.
LsDIEy HoENAs MILLER, 70 ANNE HUNTINGDON, daughter
OF Charles Tracy, all Of Tins CITY,.
MnIER-MARsHaL--OnT Thu sday Nay ~. st the resi-
dence ~ the des parents, Shlrqp Mansion. Bloomng
dale by the Rev. LOWS G. BayIs, ALEXANDER AiILxg
70 ANNIE, daughter Of Robert Marshall, ksq.
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Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.

I'D PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PmrLADtLiInA. May 20. 1852.
slocks dull. Pennsylvania Sc, s3k: Reading Railroad,
"a Norris Canal 48l Long Island railroad, Is; Pennsyi
vania Railroad, ~. sight exchange New York At
par o lilo per cent premium.
IL s4u0 PunLApk1PufA, May 20, 1852.
Flour dull. Wheat duh. Corn advanced To-: yellow,
CSC. 54c. Coffee, sugar aud monss nrm. Provisions
Ioas hrm. Whisksy dull at 24c.a 2&ke. ttHN YA4
4a BcFvALo, May 26-2P.K.
flour quiet ana unchanged Wheat In good demand:
sales 10 900 bushels ~ soc. Sc. for No. Milwaukee
club 93c Tor No do, 81 OF for amber Michigan, $40.
Tor Manit0wec Corn achye and rm sales 900 bushels
Al 32c. 33c. for new, 36c. &c. for old Oats in fair
demand; sales IL oJ0 bushels 1t 34c. whsksy quiet
and nominal Canal freghts steady. ilmjprts-1 100
bbls -four, "a 600 bushels wheat ~ 900 bushels orn
Expors-2,O00 bbls mr. 100 900 bushels wheat, 14e,
600 bushels corn, 10 600 bushels rps. 0A898' ~
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

AMEs-small ssles cf pots were made ut S. 70. No
pearls were the market. They nominal at 50.
BsrApeTrFYr.-Flour-Thc market opened with con.
siderable nrmncss. and with good demand from the
trade but less hevy just after the steamers news
and with less doing. The sales embraced about 10 900
-, ha foil owiu of ur;ro
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LOST AND FOUND.

DIAMOND RINGS LOST-WITHIN THE PAST TWO
~ weeAs has ed.esd t.e centre; the oher
plain diamonds. LIBERAL reward will laid for
thsm at No. II West Twenysecond street. Pawnorokers
please take notice
EOUND-ON FRIDAY, NAY % A NEyFOUNDLAND
l. Do. Tue o@nifc,n nav nj oy payiis the >p,a ca
Apply 10 +. "annemachr 100 THIRD street, New York
n Bl tae owner does lot ci him within three
he will We sold 10 pay expens
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
MONDAY, May 26-s P. II.

MONDAY, May asp n.
To-day's bank statement compares a. follows
with that Of last week. o
Week ending Loans Specie. Circulation. D-pcssts.
May H. .$l42 290 1872 so 691 S727 1923 100 o03 ss
May a.. JAG 80 672 100 676 LIZ 6o2 500
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GENTLEMEN HAVING ANY NEW OR LEFT OFF
~ Cchns TO DISPOSE Of obtain the highest prize by
calling the addressing Jonn Murphy, Pearl
street. aoors east Of Centre. All orders puncsualy
tended
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-29

AUCTION SALE.--Tuesday, the 2Sth
inst, at 9 o'clock A. M, a large public
sale viii take place, in my rooms on
Main street, the sale to begin with thirty
barrels A No. lCider Vinegar, some
second hand Furniture, large stock of
Dry Goods, consisting of eaIicos, De-
LANES, bleached Domestics, fine lot of
brown and white Table Cloths, Satinetts,
and plenty of Hosiery and Notions
Also, some Guns, Knives and Forks, a
lot of Boots and Shoes, also Candy and
Candy Jars, Cigars, etc, Some valuable
instruments for Surgeons n'Ft8a
$780, ~. j. COIN, Auctioneer.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-29
An Ordinance.

IN RELATION TO COLLECTORS SALES,
i passed October 2h, 1862 ...
SEC. 1. Be it ordained by the Common Council of
the City of Evansville that at all sales of property
which may hereafter he made by the Collector for
the payment of delinquent taxes or other charges
or assessments, t. terms or conditions of such
sale shall require that all purchasers at such
sale shall pay the amount of their respective puT-
chases at or Immediately after the completion. of
the sale; and all property sold and not paid for
agreeably to said terms and conditions, shall be
again offered for sale on the next day thereafter at
o'clockP. NJ, at the door Of the Court House in
said city, to which time md place such sale shall be
adjou ned and all advertisements of Collectors
sales shall contain clause giving notice of such
eVelj-7vIrzr1a1',ne.
SEC. ?. The Collector shall give to the severaI
purchasers receipts for tile sums paid by them re-
spectvely, which receipts shall be returned to tho
Collector upon the completion and delivery of the
certificates of purchaser. WIN. BAKER,
Attest, p. BURKD, Clerk. Mayor,
to
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-29
BUaxs,pr BARRACKS. Oct %. go.

BURNSIDE BARRACKS, Oct y, bZ.
EDS. JoURxAL:-Believing that the
good citizens of Evansville would ike to
know what the officers of the I'd regiment
have to eat, 1 give you below our bill of
fare. You will oblige the officers by
publishing this; I'D ,rtLtf.3
BILL. OF FARE Al. HOTEL DE BURNSIDE BAR
RACKS. a. g..
Dinner call, l2f Pm.
SOUP.
Bean and Gumbo.
ROAST
Beef Neck with Beans. aa
6tl ea s,ti BOILED.
Mess Pork with Kanawha Salt.
COLD DISHES.
Beans cold and Hens 26 years old,
stuffed with mice rolled in sawdust. M
.,.vee ~ ENTRIES.
Beans Roasted, Beans Minced, Hard
Crackers, Mackerel Tails.
RELisHEs. =.
Vinegar, Old Beer a7aoIi i
7a ar VEGETABLES. IEas !
+ Beans boiled, Potatoes boiled,
DESERT.
Cat Fish with Honey. .rfa.
r MORNING PAPER.
All quiet on the Potomac. ''"' Aa
~ Yours truly, -,
VANDERBURGH.