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SPECIAL NOTICES.

(NHICAGO AND NORTH WESTERN RAILWAY COM.
" psny, chicago May lsssThs annual meeting q the
wesern RAILWAY Company Win be held At he ONCE Of .ns
IN as % X S@ Sssas fs Ssy Of
tie ensuing and for the tranacon Of any other bust
ont Dc
IONIC LODGE, 1856 II. A. M-THE MEMBERS ARE
hereby notified that a special communication for
E E DE- o o s ss Hs EY
MERCANTILE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION
REGULAR NOMINATIONS.
lowing Ticket unapmously noinatsd and we hereby
desiring ~sars Se 1Hs
~ DHi 4 I i S sS,,S & 4.
vi, =. s, HARSkEY ss /. S y oobssc .
~ Sh H%sDI,6SiEgSSsa1vP Y. T sfBslEssisI''
VIII Ror J sn,ss.i Morrison gssan 4 Co.
with Yoons, s ,haiz Co.
ALE S1s sfDSssfsi RsfniiND,
with Robert slimmon 4 Co.
ROYAL PHELPS WILBUR with Maitland Phelps Co.
AARON 9. ALIEN. with Bernhard Hutton.
1 H WAN Ssss 1 taassa's Co.
p XALESTINE, with Rondout aud Kingston Trans Co.
Il WITH Bank
JOHN CRERAH.
ROWLAND Ii. TIMPSoN,
ISAAC H. BAILEY,
ETHAN ALLEN.
WILLIAM II. WICKHAM,
JOSEPH BLACK,
GEORGE g. WOOD,
HENRY /. PIERSON, Jr.
The friends supporters OF the above ticket cordially
invited to meet in No Jones House, every evening
unafter election, which viii take place ON TUESDAY the
Goth inst. CHAS. r. ALLEN,
JOHN ii. Dow Secretary. Chairman.
NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD COMPANY
In Treasuers Office of Fourth and Twenty
sixth street. New York, May S62Noce is hereby given
that the meeting the stockholders OF the New York and
Harlem Railroad Company for the annual election Of dec
will be held at the Office Of the company Tuesday,
May 90 The polls to be opened from IL o'clock,
o'clock p NJ. The transfer books will be closed from
O'Clock z. M. Of the Sth until o'clock A. NJ. of the 2ls
W. H. EMERSON, Secy and Treasurer.
DECEIVED BY j. f. WILLIAMS, TREASURER, FOR
III by the fire in Troy, to the 10Th Instant
Charles H. Marshall. $500 Henry Ellsworth 500
j. w. Schmidt Co.... ESQ Robert McCoskey 100
Alderman Fprdy so Walsh, Coulter Co...... 80
Alexr Van Rensselaer,. 200 j. j. stuart Co... 100
Samuel Wetmore 200 Samuel M, Cornel..... 20
r. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 80 Henry Lee Norris. 80
j. s. Fountain. ........... 80 Sl755
Besides which there between SIX
sand dollars RENTED to Troy BY other parties
j. e. WILLIAMS, Treasurer.
May l6 1877.
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DcNNETs, goNNEls, Az BfNHs' NEW MILLINERY,
- 40 iSowcry frtnienuols bargains IN SIR Bounets,
sfaw Bulrcts, Blnomcts, staw Hats Ac Now is your
lime tobi cheap Bonnca ~ BINNS' new millinery, 2H
bowery, between Piinsa aud Silirs streets.
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ENPNESSES.
A BURyHAM's FURNITURE EXPRESS AND PACK.
~ ing Establishments III West Eleventh between
Inh anu sixth avenues Household Furnufe bowed and
shipped 10 parts of the wefd. Covered Wagons re-
mos ing FURNITURE to and from the country Furniture
stored.
IMPRESS ron NEW ORLEANs-rliE MORRIS EX.
~ press - Brual STREET viii srcais ard pa kas
for New ue,eaus IL by the BIZ. ksionn ANA
Thu siay, May ~ az o'clocA r. NJ.
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FINANCIAL
A UGUsr BELMONT co.. BANKERS, NO. 30 WALL
IA St. issue letters OF credit travellers, availabls IA AL
parts OF the world through Messr Rohschd " Paris LON
don, Frankfort Vienna Naples, and their correspondents
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500 TO Isesnly THE IsIEopuS
sve in cost and In South East
and Wes-and In the Of adoption by the govern
nent Address Inventor, station a. Spring street Post
Office, n Y.
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pensions OF sOLDIERS-THREE MONTHS MI
IL Eta, and three years volunteers and
rnes discharged Of disability claims their
widows: also 800 bounty and back duties collected; no
charge for information N. SEAGRIST,
Army and Navy Banker, No. 4 Centre street.
Washington telegraph., 1862-03-12
SECRET OR NO SECRET.

~ T. r. JAMES, Esq, in his late historical
y. novel, entitled ''The Cavalier" page 145,
says: "Like words inscribed in that sympathetie
ink of which we read, it can only be decphered
by those who have the secret" etc. Now /
have the secret, and will send to any person.
ut any place, full instructions how to write a
secret or i7risJie letter, which no one is able to
read or decipher except the writer and his cor
respondent; and also how to render said letter
otsi6fe at will. Enclose fifteen cents in cash.
with stamp for return postage, to
w. s. GAFFNEY,
Box 100, Washington, Daviess CO Ind ana
Washington telegraph., 1862-03-12
NOTICE..

A LII persons indebted to US, who have no
- made settlements, are hereby notified to
come forward and arrange their liabilities.
either with money or by note. as we are com
PEELED to have some money and desire to close
up our books. We much prefer to exchange
accounts for money. but if you have not the
money come forward, gentlemen, and close up
your accounts by note.
We are just receiving a fresh supply of choice
and select articles, which we propose 10 sell On
reason Bile terms for cash AS the houses with
which We have been dealing refuse to sell to ms
% any terms whatever except for the money.
we are compelled to change our business from
q credit to a cash system, and for the present
At least We will deal strictly on the cash system
and no other.
HART & OGDEN
Washington, April 80, 1861. l6
Washington telegraph., 1862-03-12
NOTECE.

DERsoNs indebted to the undersigned are
L specially requested to call and settle their
respective accounts,
w. II. ETTER.
Washington, Feb. %, 1861. "A
Washington telegraph., 1862-03-12
Ii. PAINTER,

G. U n > NJ I II H,
UAS permanently located in washinEl"
Ill Arkansas, and will give prompt attenn-
TO anything in his line :.
Under no circums stances will there
repairs done on q credit. |
Washington, Jan. 16, 1861. go
Washington telegraph., 1862-03-12
GEO. W. SENTELL J. MpR.TUFI
---
SENTELL g. PRATHER.
COMMISSION NJ ERCHANTS
No. 13 Carondelet Street,
New Orleans.
Oct "a. 1860.
Upper Red River and Lake Packet
l@ II - - We
GEORGE Allan. -..-..... MAsR.s


HE new, light tdraft Steamer GipSy,
- drawing ten inches water, having been
ouilt expressly fer the above trade. is now
.eady to leave for all points above the Raj
"a. ,akihg freight for all Landings on Upper RED
River and its tributaries.
Inc Gypsy has the Inspector certificate
ron rom new Orleans, Underwriters from New
Urieans 60 alexandria, aud from thence to the
Upper River insurance can he effected in the
home Insurance Company of New York" and
al freight VIII be covered by Policy in the
ABOVE once when requested by shippers. The
very light draft of the Gpsy, and the arrange
hents made Tor insurance. offers superior ad-
vantases 10 shippers above the Raft She has
been built expressly to run throuoh the Ca,Iar
IN very low water. We will guaranty to Shin
pers above the Raft that whenever there is
navigation in the Lakes to come through to
Fulton.
Dec. l9, 1860. [5O-tf
Washington telegraph., 1862-03-12
CORN!

O0nO BUSHELS OF CORN in stcre -
OUUU for sale by
WILLIAMS g. LOGAN.
Camden, April ., 1861 l-u
Washington telegraph., 1862-03-12
DIR. e. +. BROWNS
YoungA erica Il Lin ime \,
Rejoice th Ye ppIes.

The rcmcdy has az last ~ discore,,,l
for the entire cradle fion Of pain
None = JuId Be triflout if- One fr.,t,
fire cent Jotttc riW do more 10 eoap;5,,.t
you IF as efficacy han all the qd,,,
tiscmeRfs IL he Wortd.
THIS celebrated and wonderful me,iein. /,
Il though yet but partially known to n,
public, has been thoroughly tested in the ha,,t
Of the proprietor for the last five years, dufi,,
which time the rapidly increasing demand st,st
equalled by nothing but its wonderful succ..
ha- induced the proprietor to extend the srl
Of circulation to the utmost limits Of tb, c;,r
iEed universe.
In offering this linimert to the public. a. Il
DO in the full confidence that Ia must gnperc.dj
all others row in use, external ren.e,ly tu|
the cure nf all diseases IN the reach Of that cl.y
of medicines, safely asselt. without Nv
least fear Of contradiction. that IL stands uL
rivalieh in the list of medilsl COMPOUNDS. a
tcruallv applied for the cure of disease r..
ing therefore. that il j. unnecessary to pnf 4
remedy 20 eminrntiy woi hesful in its eject,
X ,nvstcrionsly infallihle in its pow-r- ef re..
causing the deaf 10 hear. the blind 10 see, tis
nervous drawn crippled rLumate 70 wall er.u
and rejoice again in tile viEur Of youth All
manhood. this preparation i< on rcd 10 Il,
puhlic upon it, own merits ard Claims no Vi
canic origin or essential nii- Of tie Araha
deserts. but. sn the contrary. is what its nss
imports. and j. n new zna rare c"n,hirla1 1iosS
| the powers Of the North American rrodacts
This limimcEt la. gained lasting RET rta,s
where II has been used in all cases which n
uuirc mn external remedy >Ech rhrumatis
soreness ami swelling Of the breast. pain al
wra knesS in the back and joints. sPraius. hrusa!
cramps nnmhneSs- frozen links. hitcs If inset
old sor,<. fever sere~. eoitre or swelled red|
| para ySis. wounds. erySipelas bites Of repf-i
| headache white swellinES. mango. taiss.
burns all swellin-S, salt rhenm. corRs. xsnj
sore ewes. run-rnund.. &c We liz hear.
the most astonishing cures ~ fni - by I'll
excellent remedy. and hazard vet IA ssyE
that there never has hesn it, e.lnal euran i
for horses. We as - positiN-l-. thEt il n.
cure any ease AZ swpcIy il r1iHtrurr: Ei>n>rsH
gals. strains spraiiis. laui>t~ or scf=tch- /
nuurd>. hiE head sind gals er=s. srs
\ liE-S. Sc. and lf1s failed ~ cure fs;rz
poll evil RI ghune aud spawn. wl.rr used n i
4 beginning streets according 4" directors
La Price twenty-five r-r--.
Tor sale by every merchant sri 'irrsssn
tlrnHelcnt tie cnnI.try-
Jan -. lSEn-ly.
Washington telegraph., 1862-03-12
II. BOWMAN.
Brick-masOn and Plasterer.

WASHINGTON, ARKANSAS.
W ILL give his attention to all work in his
line in this and the adjoining counties.
He refers to:
W. W. Andrews, W. H. Etter, E>srs. and
Hon. j. ID. Trimble.
Nov. 6, 1861. E-u
Washington telegraph., 1862-03-12

Dr. James A. Williams
DESPECTFULLY tenders his professiehH.s, u
LII services TO the citizens of Washington -.
vicinity. Office on the Reller corner e.
dence on Carroll street, in the house latel! y
cupied oy Geo. A Davis.
March Is, 1851
Washington telegraph., 1862-03-12
Standing Advertisements.

All advertisements of personal altercataon :.
IN all cases be charged double. ~
All advertisements must be marked ria !,
nulnbe- Of insertions, otherwise they win =
continued until forbid, and charged arenra;. 7
No person will be announced as a eaadis.,'
for any Office without the advance payment
Obituary notices charged as adyertisems,.
Job work must be paid for on delivery
No paper will be discontinued only - :,
discretion of the publisher, until all arr,ar,r.
are paid.
Single copies, 10 cents.
Washington telegraph., 1862-03-12
HOMEOPATHY.
DIR. GEO. HADEIEED.

EOPATHIC PHYSICIAN.
Office, One Door South Of The "Courier'' Office.
RESIDENCE AT DR.. HARyEY's,
OFFERS his professional services to those
" afflicted with Pneumonia, Typhoid Fever.
60 Special arrangements made for the cure
of Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, and other
chronic diseases. diseases of fem i.cs, &c.
Homeopathic Books and Medicine Cases for
family use, for sale.
GEO. HADFIELD, N D
wa,Ain ston, Oct. 81, 1860. U.-'
Washington telegraph., 1862-03-12
NOTICE,

nURING my absence, A. B. Williams il INV
IL duly authorized agent to transact any and
all business in which am interested Persons
indebted to me win make payment to him, and
those to whom l am indebted will be paid BY
him whenever funds are in his hands
MnN Wv. WELDON.
Washington, June s, 1861. 21-3m.
Washington telegraph., 1862-03-12
FLOUR. FLOUR.

HE undersigned having procured a new
! BOLT. is now prepared to grind Wheat at
his Mill. three miles west Of Washington, on
FRIDAY and SATURDAY of each week
he will use every exertion to give satisfaction
to those who may favor him with their patron
age, both in quality and quantity.
JAMES WARE.
May I'D, 1861. -l xIx-tf
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Col. KIMBALL.-The telegraph informs
US that this gallant HoOsier officer t'com-
manded on the field' in the late battle near
Winchester, Virginia, under direction of
General Shields. The victory won on that
day, was no more than those who know
Col. Kimball had right TO expect. He
is one of the most gallant and intelligent
officers that Indiana has sent to the field ,
and with such troops as the 14th and their
associates could not fail to prove almost
invincible. He has well earned his stars
and will proudly wear them. -, t.
By the way, we notice that our friends OF
the Lafayette Journal fall into the error Of
placing Col. Kimball in the three months
service. He appeared first in this struggle
In the organization of the 14th Regiment
for three years service. Now he stands
second to none in the service.
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Hea- On the 9Th of March committee
was sent from this city to disinter the fallen
of the 26th Regiment, Indiana Volunteers
and bring them to this city for burial on
the steamer Golden State. When the boat
arrived at SmithIand she was pressed into
the Government service. The committee
tried to get another boat, bgt after fruitless
efforts they had to return without accom-
plishing the object of their journey. "a
On Tuesday last the Goramlttee sent Mr..
Lockwood of this city, who returned yes
terday on the steamer Atlantic, bringing
seven out OF the fourteen heroes who fell
at Fort Donelson for the Union, Constitu-
ton and the enforcement Of the Laws.
This will explain the long delay, in getting
the fallen heroes home. The Committee
have been faithful lie their efforts to dis
charge the duty assigned them.
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River NEWS.


The Esteila and Florence from Cincinnati
for st. Louis, came down yesterday morn
ing, and discharged considerable amount
of freight consigned to Bement b Viele, P.
HornbroOk, and others. <atf U.s.
The Cincinnati, Evansville and LIT. Yer
non packet Lancaster, landed here early
yesterday morning and discharged large
amount Of freight, including two hundred
barrels of whisky.
The Calliope Grey Eagle came in from
Louisville Sunday afternoon, playing Old
Hundred, or some other sacred song, and
returning yesterday morning from Hender
son, left at IN. for Louisville with fair
list of passengers and freight. -,.-
The feet and popular Courier is the regu-
lar Cairo packet to-day. She will leave
promptly at 2 o'clock. She will put her
passengers through on time and take good
care of them by the way. She will be
found at her landing this morning,
The Emma Duncan, with large number
of discharged and furloughed soldiers, the
Key West having on board sixteen prison
ers of war, also the O. E. HiIlman, Empire
City, and the Telegraph No. reached here
from Nashville on Sunday.
The Telegraph ran by without stopping,
and gave our people sample of her speed,
running from opposite the foot of Sycamore
| street out of sight in thirteen minutes, the
quickest time on record.
The Lady Jackson, Nashville and J
| s, Pringle, from Louisville, loaded with
hay, for Nashville, passed down; also the
Commodore Perry, loaded with corn, fol
the same place.
| The handsome little Matte Cook came
out of Geeen river Sunday afternoon with
full cargo of tobacco and a number o
passengers.
The Big Atlantic came up from Nash
villa yesterday at noon, having on boar
the bodies of seven soldiers of the 25th In
diana, who were killed at Fort Donelson.
The fine packet, John Raine, also cam
up at noon, from Nashville, bringing tw,
more bodies of federal soldiers.
Tie light-heeled, swift-footed Charlie.
Bowen left at2 o'clock yesterday for Cairo
with fair freight and a respectable list O
passengers.
The ]. H. Done, with government stores
en- route to Nashville, passed down las
night. .......
MANIFEST OF STEAMER MATTE Cook
| Al .hhds tobacco, Crane, Brown & Co.;
! hhds tobacco and Is empty hhds, Morri
Ranger; bxs dried apples, 2 bbls do,
bags do, 20 bgs dried peaches, Dbl
white beans, Samuel Orr; pkgs, A. Dew
eraux 8 beef hides, deer skins, l BID
coon aud mink skins, 6 bags peaches, l d
} apples, Dbl beans, l Dbl lard, l sack ONTO
} sets, A. NJ. Allen; Is pkgs sundries, l
hhds tobacco, F. 8. J.. Ronald, Louisville
Ky; hid tobacco, Hall & Long, do
hhds tobacco, Spratt, Brown & Co.
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. N-H1NH n n 10 . VI n .
SATURDAY EVENING, March 20, 1876.

SATURDAY EVENING, March 20, 1862.
Council met. Present, the Mayor, Coun-
cilmen Hunnel, Chandler, Fergus, Smith,
Hedderich, Miller, Klusman, Haney, and
MueniZer-9.
The minutes of the two previous meet
ings were read and approved.
The following bills were allowed:
Street commissioners weekly BILL
$37 so; John Bishman, 3 months services
S37 SO; John Bishman, expenses at Cen
trail Market, ST so; John II. Scott, one
quarters advertising. $40 90 /; NJ. Il. BIap,
one quarters Office rent, $25 90; Reitz &
Haney, sandry repairs to cistern, pipes and
bridges, So So !; ReiIz & Haney, TO iron
work for division street bridge, 81 90 /;
John 81. Merry, plank walk on Second
| street. from Fulton Avenue to Fifth, S. 80;
Bement & Viele, 2 bbls cement, $500 /;
Henry Koring, hauling Crescent Engine,
So 90.
Tue report of the condition of the public
cistefns was presented, showing the same to
be in good order.
An order for a plank walk on the north
side Of Bond street, from Market to Clarke
street, was ordered to be laid down.
An order for a plank walk on the north
side of Second street, extending from the
| alley to Clarke street, was ordered to be
laid down, sEtle o.. q. $50 fft
An order for plank walk on the north
west side of Chestnut street, extending
/ from Church to Sixth street, was ordered
| 10 be. laid down.
An order for plank walk on the north
west side of Chestnut street, extending
from Sixth TO Seventh streets, was ordered
to be laid down.
JOhn J. Marriott was granted permission
to remove frame buiIding from part Of
iot - 10 she upper enlargement to the rear
OF lot 229, Donation Enlargement, provided
the same shall be removed at the expiration
| of six months. teg. f-lHFtrtf1f3 u
Councilman Chandler presented the fol-
lowing report. -''' p
TO the Mayor and Common Council of Exams
/ ViAe:
The undersigned, a committee to whom
you assigned the duty of recommending sala-
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RAILROAD REoRfpF6,.

box mdBe, II FeIdman; box books Vickerv
Bros; III bx clothing b Heineman; bx books
J DohelI; 8 bxs shoes John, Rasch; bx cigars e
o Mingst; omnibus, Bowles box dry goods,
j ByFnes 10 bxs soda, IL bxs tea, Z q d Hell
mann; bxs tea, 81 A Cook; % bxs dry goods, 20
bales do, Mackey, Henning & Co; r Ruston q
90; bxs, bales dry goods, w NJ Aikmsn q Co;
100 SKIS cats 20 SKIS seed, bd.s SKIS Z huston Il
Go; bx leather, Thos Kerth, bbIs hon1iny, l
lot rags, Cox & Humphrey; Is skis -four, A Elles;
2s9 bush wheat, I'll Il Umble SIX G Wellington; /
Dbl eggs, H Ramey; bX, / bale dry goods 3 bbls
eggs, Keen & Preston; 4 bbls sugar, Preston
Bros, bxs mdse, Chas s Wells; SO crates crock
cry, II cases boots shoes, Read LaWrences 80
barrels flour, Bement q Viele; bxs tea, Sorenson
q Oy; 3 bxs tea, J G.. Venneman; 10 bxs shoes, J
w w Morgan; bx hdw, Geo 8 Sonntag d Co.
s.e- A. E. SHRADER, Agent.
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[oommunicated.l

k~O---~---N--~N~Nl
Mr.. EDIToR Please publish, for the
pleasure aud instruction of the people, the
following scrap. / would say that what ia
put into Maj. Johnson's mouth with refer
ence TO his preference for the new charter
and his reasons for not signing the remon-
STRANGE against the agitation of the ques-
ton is literally what he did say, on the day
that it was first publicly understood that
he had consented to be run for Mayor by
the men who had SO long been hunting for
candidate. .,.f OLD CHARTER
al always have been decidedly an old
charter man" Mig. JoAnsoas announce
nae1gt card
(scene March 10, 1862, half an hour after
Maj. J. had been brought out by those
staunch old charter men, Gavisk, KIusman,
Haney, Tom Snowden, and r. Raleigh,
Esqs, around partner Caldwelrs grocery
| store.) ...,. ID .st7e
Gentlemen with paper In hand-"Maj
Johnson, here is remonstrance against
the election the council is about to order
between the old and new charters; will
you sign it." -efl
Maj. Johnson" Really, now, I haven't
time, Cunning to go.)
Gentlemen" Why, those other men
have signed it. You have as much time as
they"
Maj. j." Well, but yos know didn't
know-can't you come to my Office. There
are fifteen or twenty clients waiting for me
there"
Gentlemen" Well, but, Maj. johnson
IL will take you but a minute, and an
very anxious to get you down on the paper
to give it character and weight"
Maj. johnson, smiling complaeently-
" Really, sir indeed, sir in fact, sir |
am not-you know have always been one
of your warmest and most intimate friends
but am very sorry-you must excus'
me- sir-it grieves me to tell you, butt
1.-THE Maj. stops and pOnders.) s..~
Gentlemen-"Y You see, Maj, the oil
charter is very popular. You had bette
sign it,"
Mai. i'll am not so clear about that
l must study about it-but you see the oil,
charter carried before by but a small ma
jOrity, and am not certain, in fact, bu
what the ,nesO charter IS The better of tn
two"
Gentleman-"OhI we'll, Maj. j., if yor
are new charter man have nothing NOR
to say, don't expect you to sign tn
paper"
| exit the Maj.-the crowd around tn
store remaining dumbfounded)
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99r A large number of the sick soldiers
in hospitals at this place has been sent home
on furlough, to recover their health. This
plan is wise one and will, doubtless, be at
tended with the most beneficial results.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-04-01

p9- Beautiful goods of all kinds fol-
gentlemens wear, can now be found at Ly-
ons, who has adopted the exclusive cash
system, and has reduced bis profits to vey
small per cent. on cost. 4..,
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R9" The evidences of the revival of
business in our city are numerous on every
hand. Our merchants are receiving and
opening large quantities of new goods, and
the crowds of customers give pleasant as
surance of confidence in the stability of the
Government, and hopes of better time
coming.
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nomR INTERESTS

D0- Almest every boat in the employ
ment of the government passing this point
for the Cumberland or Tennessee river car
ries away a number of convalescent soldiers,
on their way to join their regiments in the
field.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-04-01

Eastern papers complains that the rebels in
leaving Manassas left their tracts and relig-
ious books, but took all their whisky and
tobacco. 1t was doubtless great disap-
pointment to the correspondent.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-04-01

I. 86y~ The weather for few days has
been delightful. and gives indications that
spring has really come, AS the WARM
weather approaches, would it not be well to
have the streets and alleys of the city thor
Oughly cleaned up7 We notice many of
the cutters are in a very filthy condition.
A thorough cleaning would, no doubt, be
conducive to health. -
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-04-01

s1~ Auction to-day at 81 o'clock by J.
Cohn, at Nelson's old stand. A fine lot
OF dry goods, such as calico, brown and
bleeched cotton, jewelry, shoes, ready-made
clothing, caps, SC, sc. - 81, Il. .rat
At 2 o'clock zoo dozen crockery ware,
such as pitchers, bowels, jars, &c, &c. ia
J. J. COIN, Auctioneer.