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ARJUrANT GENkRAL's oFr1cE Is
RALEIGH, October l7th, 1852. Il
TN&HE FoLLOwISG REGULATIONS ARE PUBLISH.
n ed for the information of those persons wishing to-
draw bounty of deceased soldiers in accordance WiIh an
ordinances Of the Convention ratified the 2zd day m Feb
ruary, 1862:
REGULAroxs tsg :tH
l. The payment of bounty the representatives
ceased soldiers based upon the certificate Of the Com
manding officer of the company who will state the time Of
the enlistment of the soldier the date of his dccease
service the amount of bounty already paid by the State
and the company and regiment to which he beop zed.
The claimant will make affidavit before MagIsrsis
that he she the next of kin the deceased according
Ia the provisions OF the foregoing ordinance of e C0hren
tion and that there is other Del sou>ened TO make
claim The affidavit of the claimant must be sus ainrd by
that Of dsneested witness that the facts stated
cnrrect within his owedge and that be has
terest in the claim The Magistrate administering the
oath will certify to the crvdby Of the witness and the
clerk of the County Court will certify SEAL that
is authorized and acting Magistrate. - 20
If the claimant clanants be minors, pay mcut Will
be made TO the guardian upon the production OF the
per certificate under the seal of the Court his appoint.
rncnt and tue suciency his bond-the claim be prov
ed by him as in other
f. bounty of fifty dollars deductinQ the bounty that
may have been previously paid due all persons who
may have volunteered for three years the war and TO
all persons mustered into continued in service under
the provisions of the cnnscrption act. 80 pr .
BY order of Governor VANCE:
J: G. MARTIN, s
Adjutant General.
Oct. 81, 1862. SS-3t.
~ All papers in the State please copy three times
send copies of paper and bill to the a. G. office.
DIVIDEND NO. IOG.,
Bank of Cape Fear,
WILAINGToN, Oct ~, IS63 I
a DIVIDEND OF PER CENT. HAS BEEN DE-
N clared by this Bank payable to the Stockholders
Oct 81, 1872 452wGswst. r
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SALE EoF yALUABLE PROPERTY.

EHTE WILL SELL TO TIE HIGHEST BIDDER on
W Thursday, Goth of November, at CAREY
miles West of Raleigh on the N g. X X, one exceent
steam Engine of horse power with Saw Mill attached,
all of which is of the latest patterns and nearly new
Also 400 acres of heavy wounded land lying IN quarter
Of mile of the n G. Railroad the point where the
Chatham Caldeds Road interSects. Terms made kuuwn
On dav of sale PAGE & ALLEN.
Oct % 1882 ST-5tpd.
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CAPT. CARR's COMPANY, 46TII RECT
IENHE MEMBERS OF MY COMPANY NEED SHOES
u socks, and some of them need blankets. hope eve
ry family will supply their Prepare the things
Immediately, and send them TO Dr. Craven. Trinity Col
ege fyOu cannot give the articles Dr. Craven will pay
you furnish them. l hope Randolph will supply this
company. Some have sent nobly and generously but
many yet are in want. Help quickly.
o W. CARR
Capt. CO. g, 46th Regt.'
Nov q. 1862 S9-3tpd
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TRACTS FOR SOLDIERS, &c.
Publications of the General Tract Agency,
RALEIGH, n. C.
APPROVED BY ALL TIE PASTORS OF THIS CITY.

fuDlCatlOnS OF Ine Gencfdi tract Agency,
RALEIGH, n. C.
APPROVED BY ALL TIE PASTORS OF THIS CITY.
TRACTS POUR PAGES.
Voice from Heaven Don't Put it OFF Self Dedication
to God Private Devotion, The AISuiciency of Christ
The Act Faith, Motives to Early Pet The Sentinel
the Young by Rev James McGready Come and Rest by
Rev. j. Ryle The New Year. The Great Gathering Low.
est Thou Me- THe French Soldier, Are You Ready, The
Preserver, The Precious Blood of Christ, or How
Soldier Saved, NY Spirit shall Always Strive by
Rev J. F"wles, The improyident Traveller, by Rev.
my III BY Prof W 6x Where are The Christians in the
Armyr by lady of N. c., Who will Show US any Good
by Rev Vim. j. Hogd, D. D, Whist Wilt Thou That
What Can Do2 by Rev I. v. Moore, d. d., Sunshine,
by Rev. p B. Price, The Sinner and the Saviour Gospel
Showers by Rev J. c. Hden To Christian in the Army.
by Rev ". Moore, y. D., Liquor, &c BY Physician,
Where are You Going? Do You want Friend?
TRACTS PAGES
Casting Our Burden the Lord by Rev. JOS NJ. Atkn-
SON The Soldier Mothers Parting Words to her SOL
dief Bow Individual Effort, Christ in Yeu bv Rev. c. F.
Deems, d. D., Chrst's Gracious Invitation. Why viii Ye
Rev J. B. Jerer, d. d., Living Oracle, by Rev l. W.
Seeley ID. D., Advice to Soldiers, by Rev. VIM. Royal
Shiloh; BY Rev j. |. BuErEws, D. p, In Camp, BY Rev
H. Martini The Sick and the Physician, by Rev. c. Long
TRACTS OF SIXTEEN PAGES.
Your Souls 1t Safe? Gail to Prayer by Rev. J. @.
Rye The Great Day of Wrath and OF Glory, by Rev. yno
the Gver of Victory and Peace by Rev. JOS NJ Atkinson
T TRACTS OF THIRTrTwo PAGES.
Come to Jesus by N Hall. The Bible Atheism. by ].
Randolph Tucker Esq The Soldiers Pocket Bble
The Soldiers Text Book by Rev ]. r. Macduf, D. D.,
As pages; Hymns for the Camp t2S pages.
Each dollar given sends out ac0 to cur noble de-
tenders free of freight Since June ls 1851 have sent
O1' 'HS A"O's i'''-Si WM. ]. W. oRowDER, Agent
P.S-we also binding $4,000 copies of the Testa-
and Testament and Psalms printed blythe Bible So
cety of the Confederate States. =
Raleigh, Oct "a, 1852 s3-H
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WANTED TO HIRE.
A SUBSTITUTE WAITED
MASONIC.
MASONIC.

TE7HE OFFICERS, MEMBERS AND REPRESENTA-
tves the Grand Lodge ui Free and Accepted MgSons
No Carolina hereby informed that the Annual Conn
municaun of their Masonic Body will be held III this City
on Monday evening the first of December at O'Clock,
for the transaction OF such business may besubmtted
for its consideration.
The Officers of Subordinate Lodges requested to at
in obedience with the Constitution aud general regulations
of the Grand Lodge.
WILLIAM T. Balm,
Grand Secretary.
Raleigh. n. g., Oct II, 1869. Std
~ fhe Register and Spirit Of the Age will copy.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
STATE OF NORTH-CAROLINA.

EXECUTIVE OFFICE
RALuGu, November 3d. 1862.
To tie Sherif of Bertie G,unty-G,eetiBg:
NNT HEREAS, | HAVE BEEN THIS DAY OFF,
w ClALLY notified that u vacancy has occurred in
the representation of said County in the Senate Of the
next General Assembly by Of the resignation Of
THOMAS NJ. GARRETT, the mea,brr elect
Now, therefore, l, XEBULON b. VANCE, Governor of
the State Of North Carolina, do hereby command that
election be held according law, THURSDAY, the
2uih day of November 1854 for the purpose of filling said
vacancy.
In witness whereof, I, ZEBULON B. VANCE
Gnvernur, have signed these presents, and
caused the great Seal to be affixed thrreto-
SeaosaSs Done at City Of Raleigh, ON the Srd day
of November, 1862.
T. D. VANCE.
Dy the Governor:
R. IL. BATTLE, JR, Private Secretary.
November 4, 1852 STD
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A HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE AT GRA-

HOUSE AND LOT FOII SALE AT GRA-
HAA, n. &.
= WILL SELL AT PRIVATE SALE, MY LOT. ON
Il which stands a rWO STORY DWELLING HOUSE,
with four fire places with double Kitchen Stables and
other necessary out-houses 1t is egiby situated and
contains of ground and is desirable residence
Graham is within a mile Of the n. C. Railroad. For fur
thrr particulars apply To the subscriber Mebanesvlle
\. C. THOMAS j. FOWLER
Mebanesvle y. c., Oct. "a, 1852 SG-gtpd.
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EDRIME CHEWING TOBACCO.-IN STORE
q large lot in Il and q boxes of very fine CaswelI
brands CHEWING TOBACCO. p
Expected daily supply of choice Smoking Tobacco.
JAS. IL. T0WLES, Agt.
Nov. A, 1862. S9-ff
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N. C. ANNUAL CONFERENCE.
TENHE NEXT SESSION OF THE NORTH CAROLINA
4 Annual Conference OF the NJ +. Church will con-
venen this place Wednesday the Sd of December next
WM. Z. PELI, Sec'y.
s Raleigh, Oct. IA, 1852. s8-tf
.9y- State papers will please notice.
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SUGAR

SUGARI
n HAVE A FEW HHDS. OF CHOICE BROWN SU-
a gar for sale. d. w. c. BENBOW
Greensboro, N. c., Nov. 4, 1862 ss-if
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HORSES FOR SALE.
ENINE COLT, B YEARS Old, (STALI0N,) BY NOR
n gan Hunter, cut Of an Elevator mare.
ALSO,
A YOUNG GELDTNG, years old, by Moore's Black
Haw, ont of thorouS III bred mare.
Apply to WM. T. ASKEW.
. Raleigh, Oct II, 1852. s2-tf.
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ENVELOPES.
ar VARIOUS QUALITIES, FOR CASH ONLY.
" AT P0MEROY'S. b.
Oct. "a, 1852. sS-sI
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TOILET SOAP
CHICORY

= BAGS. 700 POUNDS CBICORY, WHOLE
Sp SOME and the best substitute known for COFFEE
For sale at PESCUDS drug STORE:
Raleigh, Sept. l2. 1852. 74-G
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FINE WHITE NOTE PAPER.
SUITABLE FOR LADIES' USE. For sale for CASH
~ oNLl. AT P0MEROYS.
Oct. "a, 1862. 94-5t
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES, &c.

old LONDON DOCK RRANDY-OLD
W Whiskey-pure old Port and MADEIRA Wine. For.
sale ut PESCUD'S DRUG STORE
Sept. IL, 1862. 4-E
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APPLICATIONS TO THE LEGISLATURE.

IN next Geueral Assembly of North Carolina for Char
Ter tor The Nantahala Mining Company
Oct 81, 1862. Ss-lm
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
Executive apartments

Executive epartment,l
RALEIGH Oct. 23 1862. (
To the Sheriff of B,dyfTt CJaBty- Grettiag:
NKI IEREAS, | HAVE BEEN THIS DAY OFFICIAL
w ly notified that vacancy has occurred in the re-
presentation Of said county in the House of Commons of
the General Assembly, BY reason of the death of William
T Marsh, one of the members elect.
Now, therefore !, Iebulon b. Vance, Governor of the
State of North Carolina de- hereby command that an eec
on be held according 10 law Thursday the Sth day of
November, 1862 for the purpose of filling said vacancy
~ In witness whereof |, ZEBULON b. VANCE,
manxs Governor of the State of North Carolina have
signed these presents, and caused the great
Seal of the State to be affixed Done at Raj
eiGh, this Esd Of October, loG2.
z. B. VANCE
By the Governor:
R. II. BATTLE, JE, Private Secretary
Oct. %. 1862. s6-td
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PAYMENT OF DECEASED SOLDIERS, &c
PAYMENT OF STATE BOUNTY DUE DE.
CEASED SOLDIERS.

Executive Department, North. Carolina, !,
'-- ADJUrANT GENERALS 0FrIcR, -
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STATIONERY, &c.

RLACK. BLUE AND RED ENGLISH AND CON-.
Ae federate make This day received and for sale for
CASH ONLY. At PUMERQYS.
Oct. "a 1862. s6-5t
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-07-23
River News.

The River is about at a stand at this
point, and is falling above.
The arrivals during the past "a hours up
to IN O'Clock last night were as follows:
TIE Moderator, from Cincinnati to st.
Louis.
The Courier and Eugene, from Cairo,
both with fine trips.
The Trio, from Louisville to st. Louis,
with full cargo.
The t. j. McCombs, with good trip
from Louisville for Nashville.
The Big Grey Eagle, with a fair cargo
and crowd of passengers, arrived from
Louisville last evening and returned dur
ing the night.
Two tugs with large lows passed up.
The stately and elegant Forest Queen ar
rived from Memphis last evening, and pro-
ceeded to Louisville with a fine trip.
The Courier and Eugene left at the usual
hours yesterday for Cairo.
The steamer Chancellor has abandoned
her trips to Memphis, and goes to Nashville
to-day.
The packet Commercial will be here this
day at noon, bound to Memphis. She will
want freight and passengers.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-07-23

VANDERBURGH GREYs. = This company
will hold a meeting at Mozart Hall, this
Wednesday evening at y o'clock, for the
purpose of recognizing and placing it upon
an effective footing, such as the present cir
eumstances demand.
All old members are expected to be pres
emf, accompanied by as many new recruits
as can be aroused to the danger that threat
ems us, and the necessity of having a force
that can be relied on in time of need. Rally,
therefore, and fill up the oldest and what
has been the most effective company in the
place.
Those desiring to join can do so at the
meeting this evening, or by leaving their
names with the following gentlemen:-
Victor Biseh, T. W. Simpson, Kratz and
Heilman, Green Belamy, @. A. Rosencranz.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-07-23
Arrival and Departure Of the
NJ a. Z Il .

THE tine here set down is adjusted to contract
hours On the River there is variation according
TIME OF CLOSING.
6oilroGd HAL flor Vincsnnes, TeTre Haute,
Princeton, Washineton. Petersburgh,
Sullivan, Carlisle, Rockville, Indianapo-
lis Cincinnati. louisville St. Louis.
Cairo. Chicago, and other Northern, Eastern,
and Western points, and Railroad Way Offices,
every day except Sunday, at.........-.... ga. N.
louisville Mail lriyerl every No J.
Tresdev. THURSDAY, and Saturday at ~ P. N.
Cairo Null lrIrer1 every Monday, Tu s.
day, Thursday and Saturday at IF NJ
Green River Mail flor Bowling t;raen and
way points,1 very Monday aud Thurs
day at P. m.
THURSDAY, AID Saturday At e1zA.m.
HSlc Harmony Mail every Monday and
Friday at YAM.
Cynihiaua, and 0wensyillo letters come
ROckpon Mai landl every Monday, We'd
nesday, and Friday at bL A. N.
Peterborough RIasi (waT) every Friday at A. N.
Peterborough lotters, &C. come and go
by Railroad daiiy.)
Cy'pthiola Mail every Wednesday at 7P. II.
(LcRyos al y. Thursday morning1
Hickory Branch Nail every saturday at 1P.M
TIME OF DELIVERING.
RIilroad Mail, every day except Sunday At 81 n
s,aEisville Mai (river) every Mon ay,
Tsasday, Thursday. and Saturday bv 1PH
Cairo Mad (riveI) eFei y Tuesday, Thur4-
'ay, and Friday by TAM.
Anu every Sunday hy 2 P a.
Green kiuer Mail, every Mondaya Thurs
ohy, Dy p. NJ.
Mt. Vernon Mail Qand) every Monday,
Wednesday, and Friday ty 3P.M.
Nel1 Harmony MAI, every Tuesday and
Saturday 10y 4PB.
Rockporf Aoil (land) every Sunday at 2 Pm,
and Wednesday and Friday at A. n.
ARRIVES the evening before, after Office
hOurs.l
PetsrsblwgL HAL tway) every Friday BY >9AM.
Cgsflfiana Mail every Friday at IAN
ARRIVES the evening before. after Office hours)
Hickory Branch Mail every saturday by II N
GsS- Post Uft1ce opens at A ri. and closes at ID
P. N. week DAYS Delivery closes from to
a. NJ and from 50 % Ga T. M on week days
during she closing and opening of the Bailroad
mail Office oren from 10 3 p. MON the Sabbath.
JAMES n. McNEELY, P. Ii.
Evansville, Ind. july Is 1862
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-07-23

RuMoRs AND FAcTs.-Rumors prevailed
yesterday that the guerillas, 300 strong
were crossing the river at French Island
also that they had visited and occupied
Rockport report went from Petersburg
TO Washington, Davies county, that Boon
Vile had been taken by the guerrillas and
burnt, and that they were marching on Pc
tersburg. The people at Washington few
to arms, and then telegrapbed to this city
to learn if the report was true.
The arrival of the Grey Eagle yesterday
quieted sill apprehensions of raids across
the river above. Henderson was occupied
yesterday morning By a large federal force,
and the Union men who have been sojourn'
ing in our city for week, returned home.
Our latest advices from there is that all is
quiet.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-07-23

AN UNFORNUEATE OocURRENCE.-On last
londay night party of men and horses
ere being ferried over the river at this
lace. One squad bad been successfully
arried over, and second squad of about
0 men and horses started across. When
bout the middle Of the river, the boat was
iseovered TO be sinking. The fact was
)mmunicated to those on board by the
rrymaD, when scene of wild confusion
1sued. Some stripped themselves ana 9TH
s mounted their horses. The horses them
Ives partOok Of the panic, aud commenced
airing and striving to get off the boat.
The men shouted for help, and in the
.rkness and doubt no one on this side
emed to know what was the matter or
nat could be done.
The yawl of the Eugene was lowered and
70 men started across, but after getting
Il some distsnce the little tug Restless
q down by them aud the yawl returned.
10 the meanwhile the cries of the men,
40 had by this time got into the water
IT'D their horses, and were struggling for
e, became appalling. A fiat on the Ken
eky side was finally taken to their assist
ee, and the men were all rescued except
e. named Riggs, from Bonneville, who
- drowned. The horses were all saved,
iVeral Of them swimming to this side of
riveT.
Among those on board was Mr.. Thayer.
chief Preserving his equauimity in the
ur or danger, be led his horse quietly toward
e stern of the boat, and placed himself on
top of the boat which, after a part OF
q company had taken to the water, raised
some extent, and continued to float until
Others were rescued by those who came
the fat TO their assistance. Il was very
fortunate affair, and might have beer
tended with far more serious consequen.
ID.
The boat used and sunk was the steam
ry boat "Dime Orphan Boy brough
pm Henderson some days ago by th,
9rnet. She now lies in the bend below
city.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-07-23

Ba- We are reliably informed that there
were at least one hundred guerrilIas in
Eewburg on Friday, while a few crossed
the river twice their number who, it is
supposed, crossed the river the night be-
ore, came in from back of the town and
guarded the houses, preventing any one GO
ng out while their friends who crossed that
lay plundered the hospital. They also
'obbed the Township Treasury of $50 and
ook nine horses.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-07-23

sa- The soldiers from the hospital at
Newburg, were brought down on the Big
Grey Eagle yesterday. They all agree that
they could and would have defended the
town and themselves, if they had been
armed.
Many of them say they do not regard the
oath forced upon them by the thieves as
binding, but all hope that they may soon
be well, exchanged, and sent TO hunt up the
cowardly hospital robbers. They will, if
an opportunity occurs, teach the villains a
lesson.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-07-23
TINES DISPATCH.

WASHINGTON, July Collaboration is
received from several States, showing that
under the last call upward of 10000 men
have been enrolled. Only two or three
field regiments, however, are ready, the
majority being the nucleus of companies
and regiments forming. 1t is now believed
that sufficient force for present emergen-
cies will soon be in the field.
Since Gen. Pope was placed in bis pres
ent command, military matters in Virginia
and the West have assumed a somewh hat diff
ferent aspect, and now important changes
are again deemed necessary.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-07-23
AFTERNOON REPORT.
Interesting from VicksbuIg-
Operations in North Carroll
na-Federal VictorY-Mo-
new for the Volunteers.

CHICAGO, JULIO ga special to The Times
from Memphis says: On the night of the
same day the Arkansas succeeded in rum
ming through our fleer, Farragut made an
Intellectual attempt to sink her. His entire
feet proceeded down the river, each vessel
pouring a broadside into her as she passed.
The rebels acknowledge that our inch
steel pointed shot went through her, and
this was only damage sustained. A recon-
noissance the next morning showed that the
Arkansas was under going repairs, but did
not seem in any danger of sinking.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-07-23

New YORK July 2l.-A Fortress Monroe
letter of the 10th, states that Beauregard is
in command of 80, 600 men on the south
side of James River, between City Point
and Richmond, to cover the rebel forts.
a Newbern, N. c., letter of 18th, says
that Hamilton, N. c., was captured on the
9th by three of our.gunboats, the Commo-
dOre Perry, Ceres and Shawshene, and a
company of Hawkins Zouaves under Capt.
Hamell. II was defended by regiment of
rebel cavalry and heavy force of infantry
and artillery and rebel fort which COM
manded the river.
There were numerous masked batteries
along the river. There were also rebel
steamer filed with sharpshooters.
While the Gunboais attacked and dis
persed the men in the batteries the Zouaves
advanced on the town accompanied bv de-
tachmsnts on the gun boats. The forts
were taken by a charge and also the town.
The rebel steamer was captured by our
overheard. We had only one man killed
and qsite a number wounded
This victory IS of much importance mas
much as it clears the way to Weldon.
II is impossible 10 estimate the loss of
the enemy, who, i. is said, left some forty
or fifty dead On the field.
Rumor says that Count de SaIigni having
been removed from his functions as Com
missioner Extraordinary to Mexico from
France, on account of his sympathy for the
Almonte party, Count de NonthaloD French
Consul General at New York, is said to
have been appointed by the French Gov
eminent to fill bis place.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-07-23

WASHINGTON, July % - Workmen are
now engaged in erecting the necessary ma
chinery tor priAtiBg the recently authorized
United States Treasury Notes. On inquiry,
it is ascertained that those below the de-
nomination of SIS will be issued in three
weeks.
The Treasury Department is arranging
the details for carrying the new tariff acts
into operation.
A general circular on the subject will be
issued by the first of August.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-07-23

BG~ We regret that we did nos learn
that Gov. Morton in bis visit to this city,
was accompanied by his accomplished and
patriotic lady and her sister, Miss Burbank,
inTime to announce the fact in our paper of
yesterday morning, that the loyal and pa
triotic ladies of our city might have had the
pleasure of paying their respects 10 them
during their stay.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-07-23

BALTIMORE, July 22.-The Mayor has
called the Common Council together again
to make provision for the bounty to volun-
teers, the secessionists having hastily ad.
journed on last Friday for the purpose of
defeating this resolution, passed by the first
branch. Another opportunity will be offer
ed them to test their loyalty.
The resolution appropriates $500. 600 to
volunteers.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-07-23

BALTIMORE, July 22.-The following is
from the Richmond Examiner of July 10th:
Yesterday a train of ambulances con-
veyed to transports below Drury's Bluffs
under flag of truce, 700 to 500 Yankee
prisoners, including many officers confined
since their capture in prison here Several
Federal Surgeons velun eered to remain. to
take care of their wounded, of whom at
least LOCO remain in prison.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-07-23
CINCINNATI MARKET.

CINCIHGATI, JHIy %.
Flour firm, and in good de mand at 81 {
GA rs for superior wheat, fine at s5@8S
for red f; 9O@95 for white.
Corn dnll at %
Oats buoyaut, 351(036.
Rye dull at As.
Whisky dull at 81.
Sales of ESQ bbIs. mess pork, at SO so.
Lard in good demand at &c.
Groceries firm at full rates.
Gold zoe pr, MUM.
Silver 9@10 cenrs.
Exchange, par to ! premium.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-07-23

HARRISBURG, Pa, July 2I.-The Cover
nor has issued stirring proclamation call
ing for volunteers for 20 regiments, and to
fill up The ranks of regiments now in the
field. The former for nine months and the
latter for twelve months The Governor
does not call the Legislature together, but
trusts to the citizens to contribute fund to
provide a bounty equal TO the adjoining
States.