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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-05-05
Federals Occupy Fredericksburg.
First Line OF Rebel RedOubts Carried
HOOKER FULL of CONFERENCE.
His Army in Exuberant Spirits.

New YORK, April 4, S:30A M-The
Tribune has just issued the following
extra:
Our news by mail from the Rappahan-
mock is up to Sunday morning. At that
time our left wing was in possession of
Fredericksburg, and of the first line of
redoubts on the hill behind it and was
feeling its way to the second line The
river was crossed and the redoubts car
ried with great ease and very slight loss
of life.
The rebels had marched away in the
direction of Charlottesville, to attack
our right wing there posted, leaving at
first 10000, but subsequently not more
than 5000 to 1000 men in their works,
as was ascertained by reconnaissance
in loves balloon. A great portion of
our Falmouth batteries were engaged
on Saturday with the rebel batteries
firing across the river and in the city
The firing of both musketry and cannon
on the right, in the direction of ChanceL
louisville, was very heavy. The enemy
had been forced to fight on ground OF
Hooker's own choosing as he promised
his soldiers.
1t was believed in both wings that
Stoneman's expedition to cut the rail-
road between the rebels and Richmond
had proved successful thus cutting of
the only path of retreat
So confident was Hooker at Falmouth
of success that in conformity with his OF.
ders, a force had already commenced &C
rebuild the bridge across the Rappahan
mock. The troops are in the finest
spirits and everything looks propitious
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Bartlet's Brigades charge the Rebel
Batteries.
FREDERICKSBURG OCCUPIED BY
C1RCORANS OLD BRIGADE.
Rebels Moving their Guns from the
Notifications.

New York, May 4-The Times
prints the following, dated two miles be-
low Fredericksburg, Sunday morning,
S:l5 o'clock.
Bartlet's Brigade of Newton's Divis-
ion, consisting of the l2Jst New York,
10th do, 9th and 9Th Maine, and Goth
Pennsylvania are charging upon the
rebel battery in front of the Bunnell
House led by the Goth Pennsylvania.
1t was fired with considerable precis-
ion, annoying, to considerable extent,
our lines.
Fredericksburg is occupied by the
troops of Corcoran's old brigade and the
troops of Newtons Division
After temporary lull musket firing
has again commenced.
We are losing some men. The artil-
lery ON both sides has again opened and
is firing rapidly.
Our troops are we'll protected behind
the right side of the Richmond road.
9:20 A. M-Our batteries on the left
have changed position and are doing bet
ter execution.
9:30-A pontoon bridge has been
thrown across the Rappahannock at
Fredericksburg and persons are passing
to and fro.
The rebels are removing their guns
from the earth works above Fredericks-
burg.
Our siege guns on this side are throw
ing an occasional shot
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SENSATION RUMORS IN NEW
YORK
Adyices from Hooker still Favorable.
REBEL COMMUNICATIONS CUT.

New York, May 4, 2:3O P. M.-Varl-
Gus rumors are afoat to day, probably to
influence Stocks, that Hooker's right
wing had suffered severely on Sunday,
In the absence of any thing official
from Washington, and owing to the rigid
exclusion of all dispatches, from that
point by their censorship, considerable
credence is gained for sensational sto-
reis The are all sensational.
The Government had received di.-
patches from Hooker that he had sever
ed rebel communication between Bow
ling Green and Hanover Court House,
that Slocum has captured l,500 rebels at
the crossing above Falmouth. That our
communications with Stoneman has been
cut off by rebel guerillas, but they would
soon be reinstated, and that he, Hooker,
hoped to capture all the rebels north of
the Pamumkey River. The news thus
is encouraging.
The rumor is afoat that 5000 rebels
have been captured, but not from a relia-
BILE source.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
BY THE E. W. LINE.
Exclusively for the Journal.
EXCITING FROM THE
RA.PPAHANNOCK.
The Maneuvering Of H00ker's Army.
The Left Flank Of the Rebels Turned.
skirmishing between the Armies.
Federals Invariably Successful.
Gen. Lee not Prepared for a Fight.
The Maneuvering of Hooker's Army.
The Left FLANK Of the Rebels Turned.
skirmishing between the Armies.
Federals Invariably Successful.
Gen. Lee not Prepared for a Fight.

New York, May 1.-The TSmes's cor
respondent, dated or the field near
Charlottesville 0p. M, May lst, states
the ID army corps took position the
night previous on the left and the Sd
corps reached the front about noon. The
position there occupied is thus described:
We hold the Gordonsville road securely,
country road leading to Spottsylvania
Court House, and another road four
miles in the rear of that The enemy's
flank is thus dangerously exposed, and if
they fight it must be in the open field.
A dispatch was captured yesterday from
Gen. Lee to an engineer officer, dated the
29th Lee says he is much surprised at
this movement, and he had not antici-
pated it and was not prepared to give
instructions.
About noon movement was made to
endeavor to bring out the enemy, and
compel him to develope his strength
Our men entered the field with much en-
thusiasm Only one regiment of cav
airy at first charged on the rebel infantry,
the latter driving them back repeatedly,
while small force of infantry, support
ed by cavalry, checked the rebels. One
Vision, under Sykes, and a rebel divi-
sion, under Anderson, then became en-
gagged Our troops drove the rebels
from two ridges parallel with the Kappa.
hammock, gaining mile, and so prison
ers-when Hooker ordered them to re-
tire, not wishing to bring on a general
engagement The rebels mistook our
retirement for check, and followed rapi
idly. On top of the first ridge the rebels
stopped moment, gave a yell, and then
came down on the double-quick, but were
met by Sykes division of regulars, who
poured in terrible fire of artillery al
short range The contest lasted three
quarters of an hour, and extended across
the roads. There were twenty.three o.
our guns, which shelled the woods effect
lively, and the rebels ANONYMOUSLY re
tired.
During the afternoon the rebels made
several attempts on our lines but were
repulsed. At $50 p NJ, they made 6
desperate charge to capture our batterie!
commanding the plank road to Freder
icksburg, but were handsomely repulsec
by Geary, assisted by Knapps and Hamp
toms batteries who double-shotted theil
guns with grape and canister.
During the night both our own and thu
rebel forces built earthworks and abatti
and battle on Saturday, it was thought
would surely be re-opened by the rebels
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MOVEMENT TO CUT REBEL RAILROAD
MOVEMENTS AROUND MOBILE.

New YORK, May 1.-The Cairo cor
respondent OF the Times state that there
is movement on foot to cut off rebel
communications down the Mobile and
Ohio railroad, and another in Central
Mississippi, by which all railroads con-
Meeting with Vicksburg would be sue
cessfully severed.
The Mobile Telegraph on half sheet
is receiAed
The Monster gunboat completed at
Montgomery will soon leave for Mobile
to be plated and armed
A schooner arrived from Port Royal,
reports that she was boarded off Merrill
Inlet by about five of the crew of the
Monticello, who reported that Lieut..
Brown on that day entered that inlet and
destroyed two large warehouses filed
with cotton. Also two schooners with
cargoes of boots and shoes.
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Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, Nav 4


FLOUR dull, and prices declined 100
15c. p Dbl, closing at S. 50@$5 60 for
superfne, and So 65@$5 IS for extra.
WHEAT in moderate request at 81 %
for red, and 81 33@$l 40 for white, the
latter for choice Kentucky.
Corn steady at 6l@62c. for bulk.
OATS in fair demand at 69c. in bulk,
and 79c in sacks.
RYE scarce and advanced to S5@S7c.
BARLEY dull and nominal.
Nothing transpired in PROVISIONS
entirely nominal
GROCERIES unchanged and quiet.
GOLD dull at 45@46. DEMAND NOTES
nominally the same. SILVER 30@35 for
small and large. EXCHANGE steady at 4
premium.
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O6e 1aitll 5nttrttal.
RIVER NEWS.
ARRIVALS


Hazel Dell, Nashville; Alice Dean,
Gin; Matte Cook, B. Green; Des Aoines
City, Nash; Hetty Gilmore, Gin; Little
Grey Eagle, Louisville; Leonora, Nash;
Collier, do; Fairchild, Tennessee river;
Prairie Rose, Louisville; ice Iaques,
Wabash; Diaaaond, Nashville; Towboat,
below; Eclipse, Pittsburgh; Jewess,
Nashville; Imperial, Pitts; Lacrosse,
Nash; Lady Pike, Memphis Jennie
Rogers, Gin; Shenango, Louisville; Sill
yer Neon, Gin.
DEPARTURES
Hazel Dell, Louisville5 Joe Jaques,
CinRinnati; Tow Boat, above; Eclipse,
St. Louis; Little Grey Eagle, louisville;
Leonora, do; Collier, do; Fairchild,
do; Jennie Rogers, Mash; Shenango,
do; Alice Dean, Memphis; Matte Cook,
Green River; Des Moines City, Louis
vile; Hetty Gilmore, Nashville; Jewess,
louisville; Prairie Rose, Nash; Lady
f. Pike, Louisville; Charley Bowen, Cairo;
Cordelia Aun, Green river; Silver Moon,
Memphis. ..
The river is stin failing slowly at this
point and hence to Pittsburg, with fine
stage for the largest boats
Business bore a lively appearance at
the wharf on Saturday, with some twenty
arrivals and departures up to last even
ing
The Bowen left Yesterday with q mod
crate trip, the restrictions on trade Ope-
rating unfavorably upon shipments.
The Matte Cook is making wonderful
time in the Green river trade.
She took out a big cargo of govern
ment freight on Thursday evening for
Bowling Green and arrived here Sunday
night with full load of Tobacco.
The magnificent Superior will make
her first trip in the Cairo line to-day,
leaving at 2 o'clock.
She contains eighty spacious state
rooms in her main cabin. and all hei
appointments are frst-class She goes
out under command of that courteou;
and popular commander Captain Gus
Lencke, with the afable and polite Billy
Lowth in her Office.
: Her excellent running qualities viii
enable her to make certain connections
both here and at Cairo; and the travel
ing public have cause to congratulate
themselves that they are now able II
travel On a frst-class packet between
this point and the mouth of the Ohio
Captain j. B. Archer's handsome neV
packet, the Liberty No. 2, will be her
to-day for Memphis.
The Liberty is magnificent craft il
every respect, and of unusual speed
Captain Archer and his Clerk, Mr.. Hart
are great favorites with the travelin
public
Joha B. Hall, at the lower wharfboa
is her agent.
IMPORTANT TO STEAMBoATMEN =
are authorized to say that the Loca
Steamboat Inspector, Dawson, will b
here on the 9th of May, and remain 70
one week, or longer if found necessary
Owners and officers of steamboats, desil
string to have their boats inspected wi
hear this in mind. may4-d2t
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PREPARATIONS FOR TEXA S
UNITS ARMY PROGRESSING
Fayetteville to be Evacuated

ST. LOUIS, May 1.-The Kansas cor
respondent of the Democrat says an ex-
petition is filing out out at Fort Scott
for Texas, known as Blunts army. and
is composed of Kansas and Nebraska
Volunteers, one regiment from Colorado
and 5000 Indians.
Every exertion is being made to start
the expedition by the 10th of May
The Springfield, Mo-, correspondent
of the Democrat says the force at Fay
etteville, consisting of the LIST Arkansas
cavalry, have been ordered to Spring
field
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Marmaduke Flees ANONYMOUSLY,
His Rear Twice Assailed.
HE ESCAPES INTO ARKANSAS.

ST. LOUIS, May 4-Advices from Cape
Girardeau say the rebels under Marina
duke, after having their rear assailed
twice and suffering severe loss, finally
escaped across Whitewater river, burning
all the bridges behind them, and disappear
ing by various roads in the direction Of
Chalk Bluffs, on the Arkansas line. The
result of this raid to the enemy is repeat
ing humiliating disasters and cowardly
fight before a greatly inferior number.
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Finale of Marmaduke's Expedition.
The Rebels Severely Punished.
FedeFals Return to Cape GirardeaE.

ST. LOUIS, May "A dispatch last
night announces that the arrival OF Van
dever's and McNeirs forces at Cape Cir
aFdeau was a mistake.
Gen. Curtis received advices to-day
from Vandever's army announcing that
the pursuit of Marmaduke terminated at
Chalk Bluffs, near the Arkansas line, on
Saturday.
Severe skirmishing was carried on
during the pursuit, and at the final
crossing of the St Francis River the
enemy was badly punished.
Our total loss is about twenty-five;
that of the rebels much greater.
McNeiPs horse was shot under him.
Our troops marched two hundred and
forty miles, and drove the enemy out of
the department in great disorder and
much demoralized.
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River and Weather.

PlrTsBURe, May 4.-River 6 feet three
inches by the pier mark and falling
Weather cloudy and damp. Rain this
morning, sa-
CINCINNATI, May River fallen feet
inches, with 81 feet in the channel
Weather clear. Thermometer 74o; Ba-
roneter 29o 3V.
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The Thorough Bred Stallion
n III " q R ID

WILL STAND THE ENSUING SEASON At
w the American Stable, in the City Of Evans
vile. Terms: $50 to insure; SIS the season, and
SO for single service.
Buford is a Dark Bay, fifteen hams and three
inches high. In form, action and endurance has
superior, and has proven himself an extraordi-
nary Stock Horse. The celebrated Mare presented
Governor Morton by the LIST Indiana Cavalry, lie 3
specimen Of his Colts. Also, the young Stallion
raised by VIM. Loeket and sold for $500, and many
others Of like merritt. Lady Palmer, his half
sister, has the best TROTTING TIME ON REC
ORD, to double harness Breeders invited to
call and examine this Horse and pedigree, and
scversl.of his Colts at the American Sta de.
ap3 RICHARDSOE BRITT0E, & co.
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Officers of the National Typo
graphical Union.

CLEVELAND, ONO, May AT a
meeting of the National Typographical
Union, held here to-day, the following
officers were elected:
President, Eugene Vallette, of Phila-
delphia; lst Vice President, George Nc
Luken; End Vice President, j. A. Span
er, of Cleveland; Secretary and Treas
urer, Thomas J. Walsh, of New York
Corresponding Secretary, W. S. Moore,
of Detroit. --
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HO Nj +
INSURANCE COMPANY,
Of New York. "a
Office liz and ia Broadway
With Cash Capital all paid in of
ONE MILLION DOLL RS.

ASSETS JULY LIST, 1s6o...............$l,50 G, 900
q The Home Insurance Company insures against
Loss or Damage by Fire on Dwellings and their
contents, for a term of from l to years-on the
most favorable terms. Stores, Warehouses, Stocks
of Merchandise, Produce, Manufactures, Machine
All all insursbla property, at fair and equitable
rates, and
INLAND NAVIGATION
And Transportation, Shipments upon the Rivers,
Lakes, Canals and Railroads. low the nature
of the risks will BEAR with fairness to the assured
and the Company --s-e.<
Adjusting all losses fairly, and promptly paying
them. CHAS. J. MARTIN, Pres't.
A. i. WILMARTH, Vice Pres't.
J. MILTON SMITH, Secretary.
john MCGEE, Asst Sec'y.
Applications made to and policies issued by
4. G. HALLECK & SON, Ag'ts,
First Street, near Post Office.
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REBEL STORES BURNED,
Their Communications Cut.
Gallantry Of the Irish Brigade.
Hooker Driving the Rebels with
Great Slaughter.
Especial to the New York Herald

Especial to the New York Herald.l
New YORK, May 4.-The Herald has
an extra, giving dates to IL A NJ. Sunday
stating that rebel stores near Fredericks
burg and Stoneman's Station had been
burned, and gives rumors that our right
had captured sixteen pieces of artillery
That tie Irish Brigade took three rebe
batteries That our cavalry were tear
ing up the Railroad track and destroying
rebel property, and that we advanced
one mile yesterday, and were still driving
the rebels with great slaughter.
At ii A. NJ heavy eannonadiug wa
heard on the right.
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Lest.

EoUR BARRELS OF APPLES MARKED
Il with red keel I" Grisson's Landing, KY"
They were purchased at auction Saturday last,
corner of Water and Main Streets. Also, pack
age of clothing, which left in some business
house in the city on Monday Any person leaving
information for at the Crescent City HOTEL that
will lead to the recovery of the property. will be
literally rewarded. CHAS. OSBORNE.
an22-lVd
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TO NERVOUS SUFFERERS OF BOTH SEXES.
A Reverend Gentleman, having been restored to
nealth in few days after undergoing all the usual
routine and irregular expensive modes Of treat
ment, without success ccnsdsrs it mis- sacred duty
to communicate to his afflicted fellow creatures the
BEAKs OF CURE. Hence, on the receipt OF an al
dressed envelope, he will send (free) copy OF the
prescription sd. Direct to De. JOHN M. DIG
NALL, 1856 Fulton Street, Brooklyn, N. Y.
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The Pirate Alabama seen Again.
PUEBLA NOT YET TAKEN.

New YORK, May 4.-The steamer Ro-
anoke, from Havana on the 29th, has ar
rived.
A vessel arrived at St Jago and re-
ports being spoken by the Alabama on
the 10th. .gsE 1914 r. rf
Vera Cruz dates of the 18th states
that up to that date Puebla had not been
captured.
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The Pirate Retribution Captured
Report by an Eye Witness.

New BEDFORD, May 2.--The Captain
of the Brig Leondas, from San Domingo,
March 2Sth reports the capture Of the
Pirate Retribution by the United States
steamer Alabama, off the harbor. The
Captain says he saw the occurrence
himself
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ARRIVAL OF REBEL PRISON
ERS.
POST OFFICE ORDER.

WASHINGTON, May 4.-Three hundred
and thirty-four rebel prisoners were
brought here to-day, including one Colo
mel, making a total of about 600 since
Saturday. r
The Postmaster General has issued
orders to discontinue Distributing Offices
at Columbus and Toledo, Ohio. and at
Dubuque, Iowa.
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AMERICAN STABLE,
On Third bet. Main and Locust SITS

On Third bet. Main and Locust SITS,
THIS LIVERY ESTABLISHMENT, WHICH
i is we'll known throughout the country, pos
sesses Stable advantages superior to any similar
establishment in the City, having arrangements
for the seception of private horses at livery of the
most elegant and complete description, and at the
lowest rates. 1lst
Carriages for visiting to lot Coaches, light
wagons, and every kind of road vehicle to let.
Horses sold ON commission Second hand Buggy
for sale at the very lowest prices. Passengers for
warded to all parts of the country by special
veyaDce. RICHARDSON, BR1TTON d CO.
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FOR SALE.

Valuable Real Estate for Sale.
A GOOD BRICK DWELLING, IN VERY
n desirable location, First Street, above
the Episcopal Church.
Also, several fine Acre Lots near the Railroad
and City limits Some central City Lots also.
Titles warranted. Enquire of JOHN INGLE, Jr.,
ap2l-3w Cor. Main spd First Streets.
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TO CONTRACTORS.

DR0POSALS FOR BUILDING A COURT
i House in the town of Rockport, Spencer
County, indiana, will be received by the Board Of
Commissioners of said County, on Wednesday, the
10th day Of May, 1868, st their sitting in the Court
House in said town. The draft and specifications
for said building be seen at the ofbce of
Messrs. Mursinna Boyd, Architects, in the city
of Evansville, Indiana, up to the first day Of May
next, after which time said draft and specihoa-
tions be seen at the Auditors Once in the
town of Rockport, Spencer County, Indiana
Bond with approved security will be required for
the frithful performance Of the contract, in a sum
not less than the contract price.
TH0S. y. DEBRULER.
Agent for Spencer County.
RooKPORT, Indiana, April Il, 1868. ap24td
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FOR SALE CHEAP.

ATE.F SMITHS CHAIR MANDATORY
n an Iron Chimney, two feet in diameter and
twenty nine feet long. 1t is in good order.
ap29-3m
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WANTED.

A sITUATION.-A YOUNG MAN OF GOOD
n moral habits is DESTROYS of obtaining situa-
tion as Assistant Is ok Keeper Salesman in a
large house, wholesale prefrrred. Can give best
of references if requir d. Can also speak little of
the French and German languages.
Please address, for Two days, j. Q. A., Journal
Office, Evansville, Ind. ap29
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Lost

AN IRON SAFE KEY, NUMBERED ON THE
n back ll2 Any person finding the same and
returning it to this Office. will be literally
wartled ap23
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INTELLIGENCE OFFICE.

TTHE UNDERSIGNED HAS OPENED AN
Il Intelligence 0fice on Third Street, four doors
west of the Washington Hotel, where he will give
strict and prompt attention TO all business in that
line. JOHN WAfMAH.
Zeitung conv-aulS
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SOLDIERS, TO THE YOUNG
men rushing into the exposures and dangers of a
Soldiers life, should prepare themselves for the
fatal fevers, the dysentery the sores and Scurvy,
which are almost certain to follow. H0LL0-
WAYS PILLS, used occasionally during the cam
paigk will insure sound health to every man.
Only 25 cents per box PA
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New York Money Market.

NV YORK, May 4-Money is album
dant and rates easy at 4@5 per cent on
call. Sterling Exchange l634@l65 for
Grst-class. Gold is unsettled and lower
opening at so and closing dull at Ala
@474. Government stocks frmer: U. s.
6's of 1881, coupons, l072@l08; Z $40
Treasury Notes, l064@l07.
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WANTED.

DY A CLASSICAL SCHOLAR, WHO Is A
ID splendid Penman and thorough business man,
situation " to earn his bread. Moral and educa-
tional references given, satisfactory to the most
critical. Address for week NORMA,
ap25-1w Journal Once.
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Lost.

L0SC.
ON MONDAY. THE 20TH, BETWEEN THIS
" City and Millersburgh, small package Of
papers belonging 10 the estate of Elizabeth Smith,
Including due bill for $500 against VIM. Bates.
Any person finding the same and leaving them at
this office, will he literally rewarded for their
trouble WATSON BATES,
ap22-lw Admir- of the Estate.
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GARDEN SEEDS, &c.

COTTON SEEDS = Tennessee Upland Cotton
~ Seeds Just received from Memphis, and for
sale by VICKERY BROS,
apl3 No. so Main Street.
GARDEN SEEDS-Shakrrs, Parkers and Ris-
VI ley's Garden Seeds, warranted fresh; for sale
at fICkERY BROS, No. 50 Main Street.
ITO THE FARMERS.-Now is the time to plant
i "Sugar Cane" We have some good sorgum
Seed on hand which will supply to our country
friepds-gratis. We are agents for Cooks cele-
brated Sugar Evaperatcrs and Hodges & Frees I'm
proved Mills. Call and see samples of each at
YICKERY BROS, No 50 Main Street
TTXTRA FAMILY FL0UR-In barrels, hall
T. barrels and bags at VICKERY BROS,
apis NO. 81 Nam street.
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DRoOMs-20 dozou extra fancy Brooms; 20 doz.
ID Common Brooms, just received per steamer
Lady Franklin" and for sale by
sn2s yTCRERY BROS.