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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-05-20
BRgoRE CoRINrH, Miss, May I

= BRFORE UORIAIHI HIsS.I May I 8.
The Mobile Advertiser and Register con-
tains the following special: H -a
PENSACOLA, May 1o.-At II o'clock last
night Pensacola Navy Yard anu Forts were
set on fire and destroyed.
When the enemy discovered what was
going on, Fort Pickens opened furious
bom6ardment, which was kept up during
the confagration, but doing no harm to any
one at Pensacola. ALI public property ex-
cept the Custom House, which is incapable
of being burned, was being moved. But
aH movable confederate property has been
saved. The Railroad track leading out of
the city towards Montgomery, was torn up
this morning. A federal vessel with flag
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: CAIRo. May l1s,-The steamer Swan
from Pittsburg Landing has arrived. News
unimportant. --E
rs Apicket skirmish had taken place, last
ing nearly. two days The rebels were
driven bach, but not until they succeeded
in burning q bridge over small stream four
miles from iCoFinth.1 Twelve OF our men
are reported wounded. eDeseFtera continue
to report the scarcity of provisions in the
rebel camps. Many of their cattle are
starving for want Of forage -Gdersillas in-
fest the country around Hickman. New
Madrid and ether points, committing de-
predations.. .-.-r, -...-.-,
I News from onr feet, says several gun-
boats, had come around Creighead Point,
yesterday to reconnoiter. The Benton
opened fire as soon IS they came in range. ]
The rebels retreated.
z The gunboat Mound City has been thor
oughly repaired and goes down tonight.
Passengers by the Swan, give currency
to the rumor1th Bragg is in command at
Corinth, Beauregsrd having been called
into Virginia, to reorganizs the rebel army
in the vicinity of Richmond
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WHITE House, VA, l
May-l9th. 1862. I


From the army correspondent we have
the following news:
Our advance forces on the main road to
Richmond, ora the Baton bridge, drove the
enemy across the Chickahomony river yes
terday moFDing. 80 ~. ,-~-....-s.- ea1E
Our troops, on arriving at the bridge,
which is Is miles from Richmond, found it
on fire, and were opened on by q rebel bat
terry. No one was injured. We expect
considerable difficulty in crossing here, as
the country is low and swamPy. Our ad-
vance from this point must be necessarily
slow, there being no river transportation,
and every available obstruction placed in
the way by the rebels. 4 - 20
The Richmond Dispatch Of the 18th, in
an article on the evacuation of Norfolk and
Yorktown, and the conduct of the men,
says :al ti -a-5+ - 4@+
30 By abandoning detached points impossi-
BILE to. Defend. we concentrate powerful
forces on an essential point, and are enabled
to battle the enemy in every attack of vital
importance. -.
b This paper mentions a terrible panic IN
Richmond on Friday, on the approach OF
our guuboats. ..-.-- =. ...---
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SPECIAL TO TIE NEW YORK TRIBUNE.

HEAD Quarters MOUNTAIN DEPT,
franklin, ", via Baltimore, May II.
Unofficial dispatches but considered relia-
BILE, announce that Princeton, the Capital of
Mercer county, where Gen. Cox's advance
was stationed, was attacked and captured
yesterday by the rebels under Humphrey
Marshall. fo
This morning the place was recaptured
and the rebels defeated by Gen. Cox. No
particulars. Scouts report that the rebels
had been reinforced. rrn
SPECIAL TO THE TINES.
Memphis papers of the 14th are looking
for battle at Corinth with terrible inter
est. They estimate the Federal army at
60, 900 and insist that it is greatly demor-
allied. YES r-rk
They say they don't allow themselves to
think of being defeated. Beaursgard is
undoubtedly at Corinth. --.- -.
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L
sosrs. On the River there is yariati- according
tocfrcumstancee.l --.4--S - - -. -
Ia aaid l8E TINE OF CLOSING
RailroG9 HAL ESOr Yincennea. Terre Haute,
suIiivah, 6ariisIs, RockvfIle. Indianapo-
Iiss cineiDnsfi. LouisS1IIs.- .-6s honjs,
Cairoi Chicago and othsE Northerns EeseeEh,
and Western points, and Railroad Way 01aces,
every day except Sunday, at......... =. sAgM.
ThuFsdsy. and salaFdsy sIl q 2 - 80 sl p NJ
0sssO ssSrras No. tFiyer ever, ~ Monday Spd
And every Tuesday and Saturday At - IL n.
Green Rtgsr MaiL lfor Bowling Green and
way IPG3in,tss1 IDi'continns4 op account Of
ME- VsrnOH Mod (IAnd) every Tuesday.
Thursday, and Saturday @sg 60 III s1SA N.
,,1 1aesasy. and Friday At s. I" 'snaJ ~ a. M.
Cy9thisaas and oweasgi'ls letters eOns 1a2 ~
RoeEposrt Maiii ii.zndj every Monday. wed
nesdays land Fi iday At uiaV 80 re1c sLAM
Peterssuggh Mall {wsy) every Friday az -. ~ A. n.
4 Peter siqrgh letters, &C. come and go
Os7tkiaHa 11@liIsssSr1ys Wednesday, att 7p,m.
. 1Lscaves az a. N. THURSDAY maEnsngJ
s.o11z TINE OF DRLIVEkING.
R1slrosS hS9. every day except sunday at Cls
4'Sssssslls Matt yriverl every Tuesday.
Thursday, and Saturday By err.
oGsro Mott tfiver) every Tuesday and Fri
( day by 600 7a nf slsc sls aar.l 9AA
And every Mondsy aad Thursday At 7-1.H.1
Of the Rebellfon.1 III - n
MG Hsrnsa Mail :IlAnd) every Monday,
:. Wednesday, and Friday By eafff.c4 SP.M.
Neg HarnOng HAD, every Tuesday, Thurs
day, and Saturday BY I5.5ftt 5aai 4Pn.
RockpoT9 MaH Qandl every Sunday at R.M
and Medneaday and Friday at i7v--7 IAN.
-(ArriYes the evening before, after ofiee
Petersb@rgh MaiF {wRy1 every Friday byd; 80 NJ
CBnkhiana Mall every Friday at ,.-.f-, I A. n
ARRIVES the evening before. after once hours)
Hickory Branch Bfait every Saturday by 10 4
9SrPost Oflce opsns ct 7A n. and ctoses At IL |
!. n. on week days.. Delivery clesss from to /
4. M. and from 512 to 61S p NJ on weak days |
during the closing and opening OF the Railroad |
nail. once open from 10 P. n. on the Sabbath.
L. =se-- JAM rs H., Nom EELY, p. NJ.
Evansvills, Ind. May 6. 1se2. -''
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OF truce came up to the city, denapding its
surrender. . sG- ! 90 se-E75 oaesL hre 3
Major Buell. refused to comply with the
demand but said that all the military forces
bad left, and be had no power to oppose.
The Federal officer replied that they would
occupy the city Tomorrow, bat the inhabit-
ants need not be alarmed. civ
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u LoUHvILES May l8.EFhe steam ram
SEiIzsrlsnd got aground in the canal to-
day, preventing the1passage Of boats.
The steamer Glendale, with hospital
stores for. Pittsbnrg Landing, was obliged
to return to Cincinnati, as there is but two
feet water on the falls. 2J 4.i ...-
The Franklin will carry forward her
stores. aEEr.Er E.l
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WHITE HOUSE, VIRGINIA,

my 4ItH1 4OO4.
To Hon. e. M Stanton, Secretary Of War:
A combined army and naval expedition
went some twenty-five miles up the Po-
munkey river to-day, and forced the rebels
to destroy two steamers and some twenty
schooners. The expedition was admirably
managed. -.5r-j .s-. -.s =.
We have advanced considerably to-day.
The roads are improving. r-a
CSignedl GEO. B. MCCLELLAN.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

ETRE EKsVEsT .LOT or L.RDKES',
II Misses, and Childrens' Caters, Beots, Bal
moral Boots, Slippers c Of the latest style, Just
out. Just received, and for sale very low.
Also q superiue article Of French Calf and
Glove Kid, for gents' boots and gaiters, made By
the finest workmen. EsEtE#- - ~
Ladies wishing something neat and durable for
fhemse9ves and Families, will money by call
-~--''' 80 No. Second Street.
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WASHINGTON, May 1s.-The Navy De-
partmeut has received a communication
from Com. Dupont, dated Port Royal, May
18th, giving an account of the capture of
several rebel schooners. No other news of
importance. ---1 .a 8
The P. o. Department directs all mail
matter destined for Burnsde's command to
be hereafter sent to New York m
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To every man who desires TO bestoW his iusurano,
patronage upon
NELL -nsIt II u eCRR nm nrnnnn

Is The equitable Gd)GstBssao, Oid prompt CdGh rs-
eponse 10 Iosses Gbs PHEWIX stands pre-. sDsiHenEi
AZ The head Of s pTefesstoh ilS 0s eEtssUe, Prae.
teal, and frst-cfass bHsiaeD ssR Of local Ggsotes s
soE eSceLed by asy similar corporation Ia Ge t0oTLd
Insurancies solicited, and policies issued and re
neWed in this leading Cooperation, at fair rates BY
Js w. NEXSEG, Resident Agent,
OFFICE MARBLE Hall Building, Main street.
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BALTIMORE, May ls.-The Old Point
boat brings no news. A rumor was current
that Weldon, North Carolina, has been
abandoned by the rebels.
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LAMPSI LAMPS I

LAMPS! LAMPS
HH0E sARR sRpO " SURPkERD
w with the celebrated Rosencranz Coal Oil
Burners, requiring only chimney from two to
fine assortment Of Chandeliers an various other
hanging lamps, suitable for public aud rzigate
halls churches, stores, SO &C. Al,o, geod as
sortmsnt of kitchen and parIor Lamps, all Of
which we propose TO sell fully rs Per cent. lower
than heretofore.
W. ,...,,,. TO DEALERS. aa
bills G S s.S sas We m STs gneRsTsd to GgRbeate
We get our founts, pegs, cases, burners, &C., &C.,
elsewhere, and put them up here; we are therefore
enabled to warrant every lamp perfect, beside
saving breakage, freight, &c., &C. ..
8 Il III ~ AOLD LAMPS RI
san be altered to burn Coal Oil at al expense
burners put on new ones now fonts put TO old
marble cases. ,lsseE Ry llssexEi1g them % at
They ask what does all this hurrying mean?
Why they re going 10 that popular store
OF Schapker & Bussing's for new goods to see.
They are always the first Of the season 49, 20.
To supply their customers with goods streng and
And to buy goods at prices in reason,
Go to the stores on Main street, number forty
uine. US -t -A-.---+ -'--s--. E ---. - -
If our customers will but notice this,
We will give them few items and price list.
Our PriRts at twelve and half cents can't be beat
The colors perfectly faat, and styles worry neat;
De Laines and ChAllies of ever2 kind,
At ell prices, to suit the most tasty minds,
Bleech'd and unbleach'd Muslins at twelve and
Who'd grumble at that wSuld grumbIe at being
hang'd. '@
Alexander Kid Gloves fer one doll sell,
But SILK, Lisle Thread, and Cotton Gloves we keep
Our steck of Hoosiery ia new complete,
With shoes that make the feet look SO very neat !;
In short, to ind Dry Goods stock complete,
Go to Sehapker Bussing's forty uine Main street
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-05-20

BEFORE CoRIETH, May 17.-Latest ae-
vices from Gen. Curtis are that his forces
are between Starcy and Little Rock Ark,
rapidly marching on the Capital. La
Gov. Rector had called out the militia
and the people generally to come out.
Large numbers had applied to Curtis for
protection and desired to come under the
old flag. 'a s-4ft
There has been general advance along
our lines to-day towards Cofinth, with
much skirmishing and several severe en-
gagements.
Gen. Shermau's division lost forty-four
killed and considerable number wounded
in attacking Russeps house which the
rebels have occupied for sometime past
worrying the pickets. We succeeded in
driving the enemy from his position back
to his works. Our men are under arms,
expecting an attack on Sunday morning.
Among the killed rebels left on the ground
was one with q sword, supposed to be an
officer. Our forces under Major General
Sherman still occupy Russe's house.
Skirmishers from the 9th Missouri are
only about 300 yards from the enemy's
works. Several rifles have been captured
in the skirmish on the right, some perfectly
new, marked Bremen, much superior to the
rifles used by our sharp-shooters, having a
Rt ttHeeUclls ttHeUc 2a So p ae4 hile
In all cases the rebels left on the field fell
shot in the head. The wounded are shot 10 |
the neck and breast The enemy's loss are
on the field is about forty killed and 100
wounded. - 1s-a 1t e5in1i
Deserters from Corinth all report the en-
tire absence of -Chloroform in the medical
stores. There is probably none in the Con-
federacy. -- ss-oa3
The weather is very warm, and the roads
quite dusty. Efb H @
WAsHIEGTeN, May ls.---No official report
of the gunboat affair on James river has |
been, received Messages recsived indicate |
the opportunity. to do better in the future.
Tue river is now sclear of distinctions to
within eighs miles of Richmond. At that
point there is a heavy battery on high |
buff aud the river7is 5empo oFariIy closed to
navigation by sunkeu vessels, among |
which are reported the Yorktown and the
jamestown, piles of chains, &c.1J .
The Monitor could not elevate her guns to |
reach the bluff, which rendered her useless. !
The banks of theFiver are filed with rifle |
pits, from which an incessaut ire was pour |
ed upon the feet, apart Of which was en-
gagged within 500 to 1000 yards of the
main battery. -r..-.-----
After an action of four hours, the feet, |
finding it timpracticabie to silence the bat !
terry on the bluff, withdrew. Full particu-
lars are ez pected to-morrow. sS44L d os /
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Rates Of Advertising.

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4 Dag. Q 6Ol vi OOI IS So 4 75
Dags. O. 70 & I l6I5 1901 sOI $3.50 30
3 Days. 1 i oOI Lao 0I5176 R2si g57s 3 rs
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sAlo's 10 % tl9 90 20 O0 26 90 50 % l'S5 90
AL0i.. 1s 90 he g % 90 a2 so 50 % rs Sc
Moe Is 00l ~ so so 90 81 so 4o- o. 81 so
$50. Advertising in the Weekly.
One square, one Insertion. .........-....l 90 /
/" two ........... ........ so
three ........... 90
For each subsequent insertion, and fol- s.-
each insertion of each additional 5- .
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i NEW ADNERTISEMENTS.
Arrival and Departure Of the
l4q si3 MI - II Els

tThe time here set dewn. is adjusted to eosatrGcs
'ours. On the Riyer there is yariati~u according
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FL 5000 extra sugar cured Hams, just received.
8! BA0oN.-50o lbs Choice Lean BIe kfast Bacon,
just received. .-..H -.
u BRIED BEEF.-1 $50 lbs choios can vassed dried
Beef 1009 lbs uncanvssssd do, just rsoeised. .
.E6HOULD DERS.-2 hhds extra sugar cured Shoul-
ders, just received.
. tCkBBAGE.-2O0 choice heads Cabbage.
PAhSNIPS.-15 bushels choice Parsnips.
e 800 sacks choice fine table Salt.
300 boxes extra fine table Salt.
100 reams asserted sizes wrapping paper
BRAE.-75o sacks rich country Bran.
FAMILY FLOUR.-25 bbIs choice family
Flour. .-l.r.
ROAST RYE AND BARLEY.-1oeo lbs prize
roasted Bye aud Barley ready for use.
81 0NI0E6.--20 bbls prime Onions, at
mh3 n A N0ARu
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APPOINTMENT, By THE GOVERNOR AND SEsArs--
March 70. Ig62-NO1ARiKs PuDuc-D UTcHpss-kark ID.
Nhei Chsiles Place, Poughkeepdei Philip II. Lssher ~
volt john / Hull, PoughAeepse, Wan. A. Van Wagner
FiiiNin Landing
KiNGs--Abel C, Wibmerth George +. Byybs WIN. r.
nrryea Beuj q Taylor, Losytt H. Stockbidge Robert "
Valentine John X Osksy. Brooklyn John A. Armstrong
Thomas C0trel, v NJ mfburgh
NEW Orb Salrnel Brow Edward Bissel George Henry
brewster Hsny = 8idwel, Riohaid Busteed Roscoe H.
Charming Archibgld = eastman, Edward Il. Cowes. Geo.
". Coming Henry ". Cooper John /. Gray, Jscies W.
Hall JARED 2. Harrison. Roeet G.. tchinss, Gsc. Husi.
George W uncsn De it Clinton Jones' Samuel Jones,
WIN Leo Augustus Les Frederick T.. Mather, Stnrges ".
Horchonse, James MsIne, James Merriam, Calvin NJ
Eonnrup Gibeft p o,rOod Louis H. Pigore, Roswell q.
Rols.on John A. sihck, Oottied Scheibel Geo. NJ. Nea
Mort Hooper G. Van Worst, Edwin NJ. W isht. James A.
Briggs Henry W Johnson Frederick r. Swift, stephen n.
Mn =. Smith, u, Joha II. Trap, Thomss :. JereHlisa
New York City.
RicwoSD-Edward Bsm,nl, Henry NJ. wbi..cnors.
Carleton.
MssrcHEsrnR--IIorton R. Plat, White Plains, Cyrus
Frost, Croon Landing; Leonard T. Miller Nes Rochelle.
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BEE.

ANDERsON-rn hi, city, Sunday, Mafeh q, Abel T.
Anderson in the boih year Of his go.
BROADBENr-Nesr Pesin IL, on Sunday March 70 Mr.
John Bosdbent the t2i yeer his sso native Of bad
dlewoith, England.
BOTELER-0n Thursday March ~ at Jefferson. Frsdsrcl
County Nd, Of drop-y. Mr. Themes Alexander boeiuI,
late OF phadeph and Virginia.
BROwHEOu Saturday March % al her residence. 81 the
Highlands. j. lila Jane Lishtbown, eldest daughter o.
Cooper Crawford and the late Deborah Browne.
CAMPBELL--ln this city on Sunday March ~. Phchus
Adelaide Campbell, aged fear, month and 10 days
CORNELL-Suddenly at Norvak. Conn., Saturday,
March g. job Cornell late Of South brooklyn. ssed IS
yeau. month and 10 days.
Philadelphia pspeIs please copy
DUNLAp-A ksrwieb (bepsrgo County, N. r. % Thur
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SUPREME CouRT-cBAxsrRs-MAscH 2+--Bsfsss
Justice CIERKs.


Wm. II. Nissan agt. james Barclay, &c.-Case
..ed ~ the amendments allowed, except the 1870 sno
H. w. Armstrong e. a. sg.. Job L. Black ct L.-Csse
Before Justice BAsSAsp.
Hemlton Murray, President, &C., agt. s. +. Aus
Tin 3. .syres NUT be subpensed 10 produce the
book Tue questions proposed to the witness proper
The People, &c. compsn' Of Archibald Ru'sel, est
Lawrence Nee srthy 6cThe defendant, regular In die
conaipz the first certicr,i The second Is IN force.
Hs mus. however comply with order Similar TO the order
Of sth Of F.buM, within tive days or the second "ns
BeSj.mn FiIps,rick .s Marg-r-. Eoonan Motion grant.
90 aees.ndsn, o.srwi,e denied with SO to..
L. Seymour al at. Lewis r. Fss ct h-Mo.iou TO
change place Of trial denied aud to place On special cAsnd.
y A. caIhOren art A. w. Bendrickon.-Mosou sz.nea
defendant. bringing oo Court the sam OF sSZs % AHa
interest from August 20 1867.
lane Smith s.t Vim sni.h-No'ion, no, hsvins been
made within ten dsss after the joining o. tho scs ma" %
A5iSar Wilkinson ct al. sst Elkin Hymsn--MOaen to
sSs5s A Packer 81 a. sst Rich,d II. Hinman-K ib.
appellants cost. are paid gitan twenty eAy' the motion 10
WIN. Miles ss,. Thomas Fl. Stout ct sL-Astsehmsnsto Is
N. Slater BsSE act James H. Sturdy ct aLssvs given
discontinue Defendant b not entitled TO term fees ssd 10
ouly one bil q costs.
.rauiup Plaintf 10 pay the costs II reference.
John Hoconbe Horace fryor-Motion EraI.ed, .T
cspt that plaintiff attorney not 20 be charged personally
Thcm.. Risnou ct a.. .st Ezra Ludlow j. s,., HsITsa
kerfonhen Francis Niliknsf Deueulcb
ss Lewis Kerster, wm Moser Is John BensonMo.ioss
denied with DO Costs.
Petsr n Noss at. Alfred A. Burnhsmi Samuel b. Camp
bell at Cypress Hills Cenlt tefy--hotons granted
john n Hayward ss,. john II. bhss' Q. al Henry 4.
Bsrett act Charles A. Jessup ct al Jsmes Mdg~sy st
l. n Mclntosh 81 al Jasper II. WI ams sgt fedsIick b.
Bo,ue john F. wAksnsn ss Duncan Martin ct L-Motions
deniel. .
Elizabeth A. Campbell sg. Isaac :. Campbell Josephrs
L. Sinners s Theodore y. Sinners; Caroline schenck az
G.orqe n Scbeuck JUDI uerts Of divorce granted.
Jane ~ Thorn ct a.. sst IhJmas ChsmooTs e al-Ofde7
settled. -
Arthur King at. Charles NJ Tslbo.Noop granted, with
10 costs
r. W Palmer e. al at. Ssrauel W. soc1m, kc.-Order
granted.
Newton w Taylor ., a. at Isssc ". Balsdsy-Judsnsr,
ordered FOR The plaintiff.
In r.. Deborah Bel, Sc.-Aiemoraudl for council
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ALnAfY Nondsy, Mar =, IsEz
B,YyysThe market opened and closes II favor OF IRE
seller Osng % the advance 10 New York lat odn' ad-y
m. srss or.ned stiff aud most ,eeT- ert ed ca-ess.
-. abou. seliu. Unless q. advance OF &C. = 70, I've
nsht on weeks and their views we're met oy zee
New, otsegs most whom anxious 20 lsLc iown
.upny on speculation The Esisru held ont saying
thai hey could afford }hsf hsae than ,sy
ana lat bot the close they took Few DtncDrs o. tne
haavsr and cos.er grades advance OF &C. IN owing to
h IMPROVEMENT In prices many doye remain un.old a1d g
70 NsTY to-day in hrs, haods The dt9Vers p'eiyns
i.f mar ers, .her than make concessions here there
no iproysn a. the quality ofthe cs. The ABOUT
IL same a. wsekrathsr coarse ard hesyy wa sons
be M considered dan ou The cattle are 40" shpee acio'
the river on IA. Bath sny Oost ...
FsyIogrs-From Bufslo 10 Albany %oc. y 100 n. From
Albany to NewYofk by rsilrosd 7ie 10 ~ STATE cis,
Tou albany n railroad %2s = Ger osd b3
pron.ler 7lc a. 100 70 for Western and = head 81 state
esite From Albany Brighton, IS Z or on "esn, and
S45 a. Ger on tate cattle -,
REcsPrsThe lowing 10 comparative sisteroens OF
receipt. at hu make. the CsIrsi Railroad ssiusins
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MANFRED.

RTDn-UARpFNBERGD-O Saturday March - 1862.
nv The Rev James b. HsrdenbeEgh. D. d. VIM. a. Budo
10 Msrrset Van Keeck daughter Of the ocatns Gle.
man ell of th, city.
Thursday March 20 al tho residence
OF .asc Smith esq, II U-nssee Falls Wyoming County,
N y by the Rev. J. Olney Of Cattle, Nr Asron w
Kuspp IL Stamford Dulchss. County aud Miss do g.
smith Of the former place.
PERRY - MOULroN - In Plrsonshed Ne % Sunday,
March o. by tina Rev q. w. Whitney James q. Peuy T.
hliss Lucy h.. Moulton, both of Parsonsha.d