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DIR. STEPHEN SWEET OF CONNECT
ICUT. the Great Natural Bone Setter.
DIR. ;. SWEET. or CONNECTICUT.
j. known all over the United State.
DIR. =. SWEET. OF CONNECTICUT.
l. the author Of " Or. Sweets lniallble Liniment'
DR.SNV EET-S ALLIBLE LINIMENT
Cures Reformation and never fails.
DR.SW EEr'S INFALLIBLEL ININENT
l. a certain remedy for Neuralgia.
DR.SW EET'S INFALLIBLELIN
Cures Burns and Scalds Immediately.
DR.swEET's INFALLIBLELI NINIENr
l. the best known remedy for Sprains and Bruises.
DR.SW T'SINFALLIBLEL ININIENT
Cures Headache Immediately ond was never known
70 f4il.
'sINFALLIBLELi NIMENT
Affords immediate relief for Piles and seldom fails
q cure.
DR.SW EET-S INFALLIBLELI NINiENT
Cures the IOOthache Is one minute.
DR.sNEET's INFALLIBLELINIMENr
Cures Cuts and Wounds Immediately and leaves no
scar.
DR.SWEET's EMINENT
ls the best remedy f0r Sores in the known world.
DR.SWEET's ISFALLIBLELI NIMENT
Has been used by more than a million people, end
all praise Il.
DR.SWEET'S INFALLIBLEL INIMENT
Taken internally cures Cole, Cholera Morhus and
Cholera.
DR.sWEET'SI NFALLIBLELI NINIENT
i truly friend II need" and every family should
have il AZ hand.
DR.swEET's INFALLIBLELISI
Is ir sale ty all Druggists. Price . and 50 cents
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TRAIys eoIvs NoR1a Aso Wcsr

Leave Burlington at icl A. n. g 81 a ~, 5e
, n. and SIS r. -.
CHicAGo EXPRESS TRAM leaves Boston az 90 A.
v, White River Junction AZ D. Is p. -. Eurli ngton
az So r, ~, for Ogieushur-h. Chicago and the
West, making close connections.
MAIL TRAIN leaves Boston AZ ---l Co.. ia Low
ell, Lawrence or ftchbur-. Leaves Springfield az
- A. D.. Bellows Falls az l22U r. g.. for ST. Johns
bury, Littloton and Burlington. sc, arriving IN
Montreal az 1890 r -, and Ogdcusbur-h at SD 4.
v.
ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN leaves Mortified AZ SOD
a ~, and Burlington AZ sa A. -. for Rouse's
Point and Montreal
NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Bellows Falls al O. IS
? n, receiving passengers from the Vermont Val
ley X r. leaving New York a. 90 A ", and from
Cheshire X leaving Boston 400 p. ~, connecting
az White River Junction with train leaving Boston
al SD ?. y. via Lowell, and ~ ~ r. w. via Law
renee. Leave White River Junction a. % As p ~.
arriving az Burlington 81 4-r1 A., Rous5's Poin,
al = A. a., Montreal 40 9n1 a. w.. and OEicu.-
burgh IBIS ~. Both the Mail Trains and the d'v
Express Trains connect ~ White River Junction
with Passumpsic Road f1r and from Ro.ton and tho
White Mountain
Sleeping Cars arc attached o. both tho Ni-ht
Express Trains running between R9us,s Point ana
Boston.
Through Tickets Tor Chicago AMI the West Tor sale
az all the principal stations.
c. MERRILL. Supt.
s. Alhans frue 20 1888
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-07-31

The town of Rutland has voted to pay all
drafted men from that town who shall enter
the service bounty OF one hundred dollars
.>~l-qk s-IEfo frof-
sscn- NOH YoLaT J
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-07-31
Economy as IiCGJfh
This maxim will be fully demonstrated ny buying
THE AMERICAN HOT AIR
OOkEN We.

A 1T WILL BAKE, BROIL AND ROAST BET
N ter than any other stove with saving Of IS per
cent. in fuel and very large per centage in c1uyc-
nience.
They have the following advantages;
LIST They are constructed with a view ol great
durability; all the plates exposed 70 the FIRE
made Of an extra thickness.
"a. The hues are lined with non-conluctug Co.
ment, thereby applying tao heat directly o. the
yoen and the oven can he heated AMI kept iu hak-
mig order with loss fuel than any other Stove.
81. They have hot air DRAFT. which not only
makes the fuel burn freely, and last longer, hut adds
to the heating and baking facilities.
18th. They consume all the gases from the fuel,
thereby adding greatly u the quantity CO heat OBJ
tanned IRON the amount Of fuel used.
5th. The Stove Is made, mounted and finished IN
the most superior manner. The oven Is large and
well ventilated. The Stove Is convenient I'M form
ane made for use u adopt the language Of some
who have used this Stove Il viii do more work
with less fuel than any other Stove" In proof we
add the following testimony
TIE AMERICAN COOKING STOVE
Bsst Rer. D.. Srrsy4s says Of q
AIEASY, Dec. g 1851.
Mn. SAGER-AIy Dear Sir Ny family have made
a thorough trial Of the % American Hot Air Cooking
convenience and economy, a. having greatly the
advantage Of any other they have ever tried. In
deed, they consider IL so perfect o. leaving nothing
70 be desired
WE. sPRAGUE
The AMERICAS Ho1 An CcoE1yG srcyE Is for safe
in Burlington by
Aug. %. dawtf Church Street.
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REsreSED-At meeting of the trustees
of Dartmouth College, on the 9th inst, DR.
Lord resigned the Presidency of that institu-
ton.
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, FRIEND IN NEED. rRypr.

pG. SWEET, lyTALLrBLE LIyrEyr, as an external
remedy, De- without rival, ami will alleviate pam
more speedily than any other preparation. For all
Rheumatic and Nervous Disorders IL is truly infal-
ll'le, and as a curative for Sores, Wounds Sprains
Bruises, &c, IT'S soothing, healing and powerful
Strengthening properties, excite the Just wonder and
astonishment % all who have ever given 10 trial
over one thousand certificates Of remarkable cures
performed by IL within the last two years attest the
fact.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-07-31

The Supreme Court of Maine has decided
adversely TO the legality Of cities or towns
raising nesss 10 pay eemmutation for its
-eieissHs.5s - = = - l-----.-.--
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A Fine stock o. English, Swiss and American rol5
- and silver Watches, Spectasl les Eve Glasses
ChsinE, Ear Jewels. Lockets, Charms, Gold Pencils
and Pens, Tooth Picks, Brecslets and other fne iiF
6oots for LADIES' and Gents 10 70 fonn5 ~ iRs,,-s
aAID's- Old Stand, Church ST
June 18th A,-.,
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vERM MONT CENTR SULLIVAN
RAILROADS.
SUMNER ADVANCEMENT.
Commencing Jane -. 1868.
TKAIys eows SCUM AyD EAs

Trains GONG souIH AND EAsI-
Leave Burlington at rs A. ~, go ~ AMI $40
P.N.
MAIL TRAN leaves R0u.e's Point ~ 4-59 4. ".
Burlington us A. ", connecting % White River,
Junction and Bellows Falls with trains for Boston,
Worcester tc and with Vermont Valley Railroad
for eprn sield and New York, arriving In New York
at lois Z ".
CHICAGO EXPRESS TRAIN leaves OEdenshurgh a.
3.30A ", Montreal st 600 A. ~, Rouse. Point at
Is A. A.. for Boston, Troy and New York
MIGHT Express TRAIS leaves Ogdensbur-h az
y Is T. n, Montreal at q P. ~, Rouses Point At
600 ?. -. arriving at Boston az $40 A NJ, con
Meeting at Bellows Falls with Cheshire n for Bcs-
ton ana Worcester, and with Vermont Valley R R
for Springfield and New Haven. and arriving in
New YORK a. ~ ?. y.
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rur ccuIiar taiut or

Tur ocular taiut or
infection which we
call SckoFUI, turks
~ the constitutions of
rnultiudes Of men. 1t
either produces or Is
produced by an en-
ieebled, vitiated state
of the blood. wherein
that fluid becomes in
competent to sustain
'the vital forces in their
vigorous action, and
-leaves the system TO
fall iuto disorder and
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-07-31

The casualties in Gen. Lees army, from
his late grand entree' into Pennsylvania
down to the return of his shattered columns
to the Virginia side of the Potomac, are thus
estimated By Surgeon Gen. Hammond, Of the
United States Army -
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-07-31

HAIR DYE: ItIR DYF :: F,T''
EloFa Celebrated Hair Dc ,'-- '@s-
The only hsruicss. tru, ,rf reliable i'r. .r-
This splendid Hair ~ rcre. '.--s
Ru-ty Of Grey Hair. instantly f' H.-.
Na's~1' s-o,'. without IHlu-r- 'hr Hair --
ins the skin, leaving Pie Usfr sr s-l t.-
mpaFt frcsh vitality. frequently r--.-r-
tine color, and rcctihc- the iil efc-. ., r.. -
The Genuine is signed WILLIAM 4. EsI'Hs-
all others are mere imitation. and should
ed sold BY an Druggist. Ac. Fsers-
LAY ST, y. Y. BAr,HU1c1'. Nrr rafrr-
TOR rEE,>l,e rHs HAIR.
June o. Is.
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X X X
DR.. SWEETS
IufOlIibIe Lintnaent
THE
FOR RHEUMATISM, GOVT, NEURALGIA LUM
BAGo, STIFF NECK AND JOINTS, sPRAINs,
BRUISES, CUTS AND WOUNDS PILES,
HEADACHE, AND ALL RHEUMATIC
AM NERVOUS DISORDERS

hEADAIhE, AMI
AND NERVOUS DISORDERS.
Fer all Of which it is a speedy and certain remedy
and never fails. This Liniment is prepared from
the recipe Of Dr. Stephen Sweet Of Connecticut the
famous bone setter, and has been used In his prac-
tlce for more than twenty years with the most as
tonishing success.
As AN ALLEvIAIOR OF PAIN, 1t il unriyaled by any
preparation before the public, of which the most
skeptical may be convinced by a single trial.
This Eminent will cure rapidly and radically,
Rheumatic Disorders OF every kind, and in thoNands
Of cases where II has been used II has never been
known TO fail.
For NEURALGIA, it will afford immediate reliefin
every case, however distressing
II will relieve the worst cases of Headache in
three minutes and is warranted 10 do II.
Toothache also will cure instanAy.
For NERVOUS DEBILITY AND GENERAL LAssIrupE
arising from imprudence or excess, this Linment IS
a most happy and unfailing remedy. Acting direct
~ upon the nervous tissues, II strengthens and
yvihes the system, and restores 1t to elasticity and
vigor.
that it is the best known, and We challenge the
world 20 produce an equal. Every victim Of this
distressing complaint should give 1t trial. for 1t
will not fail % afford immediate relief, and in a
majority % eases viii effect a radical cure.
QuIvsY AND SORE THROAT are sometimes extreme
" malignant and dangerous, but timely applica-
ton of this Liniment viii never fail 10 cure.
SPRAISs arc sometimes very obstinate. and en-
largcmcnt Of the Joints is liable 10 occur If ed
The worst case may be conquered by this Liniment
/ in two or three days
Bruises. Cuts, WOUNDS, SORES, Ulcers, BURNS
AND SCALDs yield readily 10 the wonderful healing
properties Of DR.. SWEETS INFALLIBLE LINZ.
MEST, when used according 10 directions. Also,
CHiLEIAIys, FROSTED FEET. ASD iNsECr BITES AsI
SrINcs.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-07-31
no. TOR TUE yvESr;
cEEzr TE4FELLFrG
Vermont Central Line,
Grand Trunk R0iEirHU,
TOR
Detroit, Chicago, md all FoIui, West.
FIRE FIRST CL.FSs.

Burlington % Detroit, al Ran. ..-.-..-.slc.
" Chicago, Go .....-.... ssl.1-.
Chicago, CRail and v.terI SIS
I'D aI Psig,' Ws't o. htf F-ors-f'5-.
Two Express Trains leave Burlington daily s. -
a ~ 91l p. 80. Only 2- hours % Detroit and s.
hours % Chicago. Baggage checked through
rs American money taken n Par fo7 Nc ais and
Berths on tho Grand Trunk Railway IN Crusds-
Through Tickets can nc procured az all stations
on the v Central Limo. also q
n. y pRURY. Agent.
No American Hotel
Burlington. "
Z Nuns. Gen Az, Boston
July oh. nawinos
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1853. LAKE CHAMPLAIN. 1s63
Summer Arrangement.
COMMENCING MONDAY, .Moy4. '6s

The new and splendid steamers Of the
Champlain Transportation Company,
United States, Capt. Vim. Anderson,
Canada, Capt. Vim. II. Flagg,
America, Capt. Henry Mayo,
Montreal, Capt. Lot Chamberlain,
VIII run as follows until further notice.
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FISHING I,CEIr

LIVERY Article in the line az Fi.bi,- TIL. -.
Ia he found at i'SAis can
June 70, isss. ''' '-'''N hiLDRErHs.
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Upper Cabin steamers J.
D.UY. BETWEEN
OGDENSB URGH and CLEVELAND,
TOLEDO, DETROIT.
MILWAUKEE AND CHICAGO,

Leaving Ocdenshurgh on the Arrival II the EfPfs''
Tram from ne Feet calling regularly for Passengers
and Freight at Alexandra Bay, Clay ton, cape VIM
cent and Oswego.
Pas.sngsrs enf Farqilies u1eriHg Hsf can elhhafA
with their Luggage Teams. stock. &c. and land %
gether without disturbance or Tran-hi ment, at
their Port Of destination.
These Sfeamcrs haze large Gains and Niai. h9cfrf'
amply and neatly furnished for first Clt, feseng-
ersi and Second Cabins with Cook Stoves and com
Portable accommodations for Passengers and Families
who NAV wish 10 furnish their own provisions and
bedding.
No Effort will be spared 10 maintain the reputa
ton Of this ss the CHEAPEST AND BEST ROUTE.
For through tickets, &c, apply 70 'EoRGE "
SvfrU General Passenger Agent, Office opposite the
johnson House corner Ford and Patterson SIS; os-
dcnshur-h :. Y. @Eo. \. EDDY, Agent, oEicus-
burgh. y Y. ,,.,.
Through ticket. can 10 obtained 81 an the prineip-
al Railroad Ticket Offices between Boston and %
dcnshurrh.
D. y. pRUR Y. Agent.
No. . American Hotel Book o.
utar.1n dsv-mo. Burlington. Vt
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rnr CoNrrsS1oN> wv wa

I'VE oF As IyYAttr. Puhhh-i frr. -.-
. q warning and CArr'.v p. Narv.
fer from Nervous pctlts rr,-- r.-
Manhcod. etc. supplying AZ 'he -ua H-s p
MEAys oF srtF CUsE. p me vla Is- ..--..
self after beng mt to great eElsr.r .-- .
through medical humhu- ans quaker.
~ enclCslu- Ua=t- psfI etd-5. on
u-ls crics may - he'd ci The author
NAIHANIEL MAYFAIR 3
Pedforl Eiu-- C-r-,. -
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
GREAT TOILET TRIrNpu

GREAT TOILET TRIUMPH.-Cp,
rADoRo's ExcEIsIoR HAIR DYE. No L.
Lime, No Nitrate Of Silver acts ins,,p,,,.. 81
never fails produce. all the shai,s n ~.
brown Parties who were dissatisfied ri,b =
Dyes, use this with invsriable ,atisfac,isr
Manufactured byJ. CRIsTADoRo, sA.t,,u
New-York. Sold everywhere, and appli,4 =,
Hair Dressers.
Price 81, 81 50, and s. per boz. accoriipz 81.
June /. dsut-, ., 70
CHRIsTADORo's HAIR PREsrp
TIVE, is invaluable with his Dye, as IL ir,,.-. i
utmost softness, the most beautiful glo,. a. We
vitality to the Hair.
Price 81 cents, 81, and 8 per bottle. ,s,,-4.-
site. d,,,
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ID BLIC Notice 8. hereby given thai the Beard cd
Y Enrolment viii on snd after Monday. July N.
les, hear propositions for substitutes m accordance
with Section 9Th Of gulatons in gard o susfi-
tutes. between 10 and II o'clock A. VI
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To HORSE OWNERS

uH. SWEETS ISrALLWLE LrSwESr rcs HoRsrs
is unryalod hy any, aud m all cases IL Lameness.
arising from >pralns, Bruises or Wrcnching its effect
is magical and certain. Harness or Saddle calls
Scratches, Mango, Ac., 10 will also cure speedily.
spawn and hln-h1ue may ho easily prevented and
cured IN their iucpcnt stages, but confirmed cases
are beyond the possibility 81 radical cure No case
oi the Kind, however, Is so desperate or hopeless
but b. may De allevatCd by this Linimcnt. and its
faithful application will always remove the Lame
tive case
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NEW COoDs

lust received at HUNTINGTON'S
:, In The Tropics, by settler in ST Dornipro.
Rockford." by the author Of 9. Southvraid
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srReEoN-cENERAL uA,tuo,r

TRGEON-GENERAL HAMMOND o.
-rierin= Calomsl ARD ds-tru1'- minerals .--
SUPPLY tables. has conferred a blessing n
seldiers. let In order the t.s-,1-----7
Ilssd,n-.- md thc ne of RRANpRETH- --
in the place thereof Then vii commer-s- -
era n the practice of lf@i'c'n-. -t.i r.1.-.
become cmphstically
TIE HEALING Ar
fh7rs Or thirty year taught -ha'
action could So aursi tyr-r-rr. -s.-.- -.
That rho human body could or's no .-'--.
ty vegetable f..-i~ Annual f.- .-r- . -
c,u.lcu,-d ,o-eprIes EEA>rrt7Be rr
-lauii p, ia. ever, Military H.-ar.
cure EtuloUs pNsrHr,. Csr..-. r"..--
CgFoSrr pv,r,rrrr. snJ all Fever a.. '---
,f tbe Bowel. soouer and mare .m..s ---
medicine ir Pre- ~erlt FRA>pBrTH+ ----
;ts.e -s.s. should re taken might r,I m..-.
Real prr--reu. ,al got ue- style
tA-E et ROSCOE d. Nsr...
I-. f-arl-st7, Nste .-,
SIP Iva q private In e.. D. l--l Eszas-.
Vol While 90 Harrison I.ulin- a-- ..
Rsppahaune-k near Tslm9uth. sr- many
Company we're sieE With tiuleu. lsrr -s -
Army Surgc-a dit not cure uz. anl D --- ---
aim ami bone Among thc C1-ols-v ---- e.
a number osmeulerz who hal worked .- -.---.
oratory at Sing Sing. They were r.t z-s I--
they used Braudretl-s rinz T.---s-.- r---
upon ne and others L. use the r-.I.. s-- ---
all cured in from two % I've da,s ta- oh.
boys used Erandr-th's Pals fr fa. -a.-.
coils. rheumatism. and iu r. .-s- '.+ r--
restore health
cut II gratitude o. y-u il -r
end sou this letter. ph-.h rl r--..
Company would siEn.
sin, respectful So .rr-
ROSCOE h. WATSON. ...
ErUr.... nal gr..- m g t-...r ........
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r. EAT INDIAN REMEDY
FOR FE.n4LES.
Dr. Mettison's Indian Emmasocue.

THIS celebrated Female Medicine
I possessing virtues unknown Of
anything else Of the kind, and prov
ing etectual after all Others have
failed, IS prepared from an Indian
plant used by the natives for the
same purpose from time immemorisl,
and now for the first time offered to
10 the public. II is designed for both
married and single ladies, and is the
very best thing known for the pur-
pose, as It will bring on the monthly
sickness in cases OF obstruction from
any cause. and after all other rene
, dies OF the kind have been tried in
vain. This may seem Incredible,
but Il It fail IN any case the money
will Be refunded
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-05-04
A PANIC AT FREDERICKSBURG.
Citizens Fleeing i'm all Directions.
Hooker Pushing Forward His Col.
umnS.
Rebel Line Of Communication Prob.
ably Cut of.
A Diversion from Suffolk.
Everything Goes Well.

New York, May 2-The Tribune saws
the account of gentleman who left
Fredericksburg on Wednesday evening,
represents the citizens a fleeing in every
direction. 1t is believed the city will be
shelled, and all the property DESTROYED
A complete panic prevails through the
whole country. Stuart, Lee and Hamp-
ton, with their whole cavalry force were
in Culpepper, watching Gen. Stoneman.
They have all been intercepted by the
National Infantry and if SLOVENIAN be-
stirs himself he will capture the whole
concern.
A bigade at the U. S. Ford, barely es-
capped leaving all their camp equipage
behind. Wheelocks brigade marched
out from Fredericksburg intending to
check the advance of Hooker's army but
hearing the magnitude of the movement
he ordered back his brigade, which fed,
panic-stricken, back to the Notifications.
Gen. Lee and jackson are in COM
mand at Fredericksburg, Longstreet at
Suffolk, and Hill and PickeIl in North
Carolina
Four brigades are three miles on this
oiOC VI INC SlIJ Win OTu6rS 10 1dll BACK
on the rife pits on the approach of the
Yankees.
The train from Richmond failing to
arrive at Fredericksburg yesterday, it is
believed the railroad has been cut by
PARTON of our cavalry sent out for that
purpose.
The troops from Germania, Eds, and
United States fords have Joined. Thus
far all is we'll
The Commercial AduertiSer, srys we
have receivea information from a source
which we know to be entitled to high
degree of credit which warrants the hone
that Gen. Hooker has cut off the retreat
of the rebel forces at Fredericksburg,
aud that they may be captured, or de-
stoyed
-Four columns have crossed the Kappa
hammock and others yet reman in front
of the city
1t is believed Gen. Stoneman's COM
mand had got between the rebels and
Richmond and will cut off supplies and
arrest the retreat in that direction.
1t is also understood that strong di-
version has been made from Suffolk in
the direction of Richmond, and that it is
by no means improbable that the rebel
Capital, before another week closes, NAV
be surrounded and invested by Union
troops.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-05-04
.Ie q airtl au,,rttar.
RIVER NEWS.

The river commenced falling on Fri
day night, and had receded some eight
inches up to 5 o'clock Saturday evening.
Business was quite brisk on the levee
Saturday.
The following boats came up from be-
low: Navigator, Lebanon, Tycoon, Ken
ton, Liberty No 2, Aurora, Fitz Hugh,
Izetta, Nashville.
Those passing down were the Emma
Floyd, Emperor, Sunny Side, Alice
Dean.
The Cordelia Ann, D. N. White and
D. B. Campbell arrived out of Green
River Saturday afternoon, the two form
er with full cargoes of tobacco.
The Big Grey Eagle arrived from
Louisville at noon on Saturday, and af
ter leaving quantity of freight proceed
ed to Henderson. She returned in the
evening and left early for Louisville.
9his line is doing magnificent business,
being always crowded with freight and
passengers
The Courier took out very hand
some trip on Saturday afternoon
The Tycoon took a barge load of flour
from this port on Saturday. She had a
fair trip from Memphis and made excel
lent time.
The feet Armo1a lies at the upper
end of the whar undergoing a course of
treatment to restore her to primitive
shape and beauty, previous to her trip to
the Yazoo Pass. Her accomplished
Gem nander. and faithful crew won from
the officers and soldiers of the 9TH Iowa
Regiment most fattering testimonial
for the efficient and happy manner in
which tHey discharged their respective
duties. >A) copy has been forwarded to
US for publication, which we will give to
to our readers tomorrow.
The graceful and elegant Little Grey
Eagle arrived from Louisville last even
ing, and proceeded to Henderson. She
will leave at noon to-day for Louisville
and all way ports.
Her passenger accommodations are
superb, and her officers are proverbiaIly
attentive and polite
The old reliable Charley Bowen, the
pioneer Of the Cairo line, will leave at
the usual hour this afternoon for Padu-
cab and Cairo. Capt. Ben Howard is
her popular commander, with the court
eous Hunter in the office. She arrived
at halfpast eleven o'clock on Saturday
night
The Liberty No. passed up on Sat-
urday night with flying colors. She will
be here tomorrow morning at nine
o'clock for Memphis. j. B. Hall will
receive freight and issue tickets for pas
sage.
IMPORTANT To STEAMBoATMES. We
are authorized to say that the Local
Steamboat Inspector, Dawson, will be
here on the 9th of May, and remain for
one week, or longer if found necessary.
Owners and officers of steamboats, desir
string to have their boats inspected will |
hear this in mind. may4-d2t
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-05-04
Order of Council Directing Lots TO
be Filled.

A ND NOW 1T Is HEREBY ORDERED AND
Il directed by the Common Council of the CITY of
Evansville that Lot No. in the, Block II, in La
asco' Is situated that water collects and remains
stagnant thereon, and the owner or owners or said
lot are hereby directed and required BY the said
Council to fill up said lot to such height as will
prevent water from collecting and remaining
passage of this order.
L, A. Pfaf1iin, Clerk of the City of Evansville do
hereby certify that the foregoing is a true and
complete copy OF an order of said Council, passed
on the 18th day of April, 1863 so far as il rIats
to the within named lot
49, In witness whereof have h.reunto
SEAL subscribed my name and affixed the seal
~ pFAEETIN Gil
Evansville, April so, 1863
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-05-04
FIGHT AT WILLIAMSBURG.
Latest from Newbern.

New YoRK, May 1.-The Herald
learns that Col R. NJ Prescott, from
Fort Magruder, made an attack with in
tantry and cavalry, on the enemy at
Williamsburg and succeeded in driving
the rebels 2 miles beyond the town.
Our pickets are at present, stationed
there with orders to maintain their posi-
ton at all hazards. By the arrival of
the Escort from Newbern, we have in
formation from that region up to the
9th ult.
Gen. Palmer made a successful recon
noissance toward Kingston and returned
after driving the rebels from their posi-
ton behind the earthworks, miles
from that place. The chief parties in
the affair were the 45th Massachusetts,
aid 18Th Pennsylvania