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TRADE NOTICES.


A. - Meeting OF the yaruishers and pei
,hers ~ this city hold the evening OF September
ss'h, At the Stuben Hon,e, 19l Iio~ery. the foor
ing resolution. were unanimously adopted kesOv,b
that the thsnhs o. this Association be tsnd,ts TO
granting the YORK men in 'lsr employ the advance
Of 70 per cent tthey hsviur done the same generous
act on an previous occasong and that this Associs
timonial Of our esteem ADAM STOCK Chair.
man. anthony EHRLE, GEORGE SHANNON.
Secretaries. SD
Jank Dealers Attentisn-A Meeting of the
Junk Dealers Association will be held at ~ Prince
1t. on Thursday Evening, oct. lat, 81 o'eoes,
A general attendance Of the members 10 elussted
- business Of Importance will be transacted Ry or
der Of JAMES BRENNAN, Pre-. THOMAS SMITH,
Sec. 25I
Marble Pslishers, Nc.-Castisn.-The
Marble Polishers working in the employ Of M.
LARMANDE, Broadway. bet. Jith and 18th sts, ere
on strike for an advance Of wages to the amount
OF 81 no per day We caution eli poishsrs not 20 in
terfere With our strike. los
Twise Munufaeturers' Associates The
regular monthly meeting will be held az ~ eetman
ct, on Thursday, Oct |, 81 2P N. WIN III RCIiAM,
Prsst. JAS. =. TRAvERs, sec'y. IL
New York. September ~. tsWS-We,
the employees OF Messrs. Haines bros, Piano Iotc
Manufacturers desire In this manner to return an
/ expression Of thanks 10 our worthy employers for
their prompt and liberal rsvppn,e 10 our call for
advance OF ~ per cent. on the preseut rates OF
| nufaotur. i2h
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LOST AND FOUND.

HORSE AND WAGON STOLEN FROM
central Part Grey horse. tnry blilt. short tail
square b.. wagon, painted black light hatncs. ,sr-
~ new. a liberal rew,rd -N ~ usid fDr thor re-
.ovt TX, y y. y. ROBERT :, 10 H-uadray, or JOHN
W1THbRfLL sith 1t. and ..h ave 2s5
7 .OST--ON MONDAY fVENfNG. IN STH
Lave, corner @th 81. account book, OF no value
except 10 IN" owner, -ho gill rs lbsral reward
for their rciurn TO - Ne-ev pier iQC tshth svc.
~ stans. IA
- = REV AEU-LOsT, on II NDAY Might.
eNcSep'. -. 1-b3, . N,ter dog color orange aui
white tBy person ratu' uiuq snil d0F to III hudson
~, y. y OF ~ x wing information ns to where 10
mav b" found, vii receive tn above r. -Nd 3Gc
G1n REWARD--LOSI, on FRIDAY
S~iO night. lsrFe .z,d New tourdland doe
anseefs to the name Of DONALD. marked, Four whit,
feet And li'Ue shit" the tip OF hi. . Auv ~.
bringing him 10 ~, Greene 4. viii rcoeivo he
above p, yard. JAMES MORRISON. .;
SOn REWARD FOR HENRY liYSflOP.
'T,<O ANY on. bringing litNEN uYsELUp to
his roihcr so hshth At u ltceite Che above 70
gard. lac 10 ffam Portsmouth. Va. ard knosu 10 be
IN n. city. lie h. subufn or hrht red hair. f.ir
com pleriou. with frcrklt.. .,st
&OS EFWAED--LO>r ON TIL RSDAI
80 evening, AGod Hul'er Lsy,r Wsith, ".
v lob ae = Go. Liver, no No .l.e.~ 7 10 uv- te
sArt ~. . Paid .nd nc ss ons a-kod bv leay ne
ia WM W. WHITE & -oN'S, l-i bov,r,. ~"
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ARTICLES FOR SALE.

A BOX 10 BE SoLDTo PAY EXPENSES.
"A Apply at 81 Park Row. 20
I>UR SALE, BEDsTEApS, TROY BED.
stesds-l 40 Troy b. d..evds, AL Zcs; 81 round
corners, ~ cottage do, lOO black wanu, 30 IA. fe
black wauut and round dinins tables, for sale AZ he
Iunnuf.ctory, ~, Eishth Of, near Ave. d. "a
EOK SALE--TWo SET OF BUTCHERS
l. fixtures, will b. sold togo Ut or apart. Inquire
a. Sc w 1T d ct, IN aushtor House, ur IA Gf.cery
store, cor 18th ave aud bid 1t. o.
L,OR SALE CHEAP--A GOOD LATHE,
l. oak, shears, centres, 10 inch circular saw and
scroll saw in good order Apply to A. LUDLOW, in
EATON'S Pattern shop, 100 First A. bet. south 9TH
spi 9TH ste, Wism.burGh. go
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
uniss Ratification Meetlsg.

made ~ ,Ss e 10 srXfn c6sYsSfos
ccoPss u fS ssf II N o. IL H.. city, wEpsEs
DAY EVENING. the Goth inst. ~ o'clock. Uni
citizens. irrespective Of parry, are invited'o be
The following .mipen, So aier. hsy. been invited.
and ''' ',ss'1 W Il = H. sf%S 9s'n
M,i.lGen; BhSI; RrTLrra,,
Hon to-; ToET J, ASPr tAEktE q .S Ss- J''"
lion. = p wAs atii2 Ks l !lnas.. '''k''
Hon lon. f fbS4sb :. Il Sn .AAiHfS;ro>.
' ion. ! ag ps, I 1.tl, ilssii"'
lion Gi.APk Il. CocHRAsr.
f sSR sfsf : i THsSAlst, r.r.
Ma.G.n. .iOHS 4. nik,
C9l. fRtp. 4. CoNkLlNC...
>., and Hon ChAeLff p. sEDt WICK.
oihs announcements "iIl he insdc N ~ fnirr.
Chairman Com. u Arrans, ~ ants iof he | 1iou
Rsyubliesn Central COMMITTEE.
j. e. ABiE, Secretary. As
A. u. ~. NO. Is-Auricnt order ~. B.
Their Resular Monthly Meeting will I've hold at sos
Wes, q ID Il. near 10Th ave. rhulstay, oct. l. at
o,eoes Az inene.r sud olfocr' arc, rs1nes'sd 70
i'y order l.. MefiROY, Pset. J.. Mcguire, Sec. g
Father Matthew T. a. - society. NO. 3 Of
BROOKLYN. In the y. u Regular OJar,evly Meeting TO-
the election ~ ohcrrs, tn. " ,dueadav! evening,
sept .Dh. at O'Clock. at their lisil. corner Grand
and .th sts, d.. All members requested 20 at
tend ~ order u the -ei.ty, T!iOs. JOYCE Pres.
DASL MANNING, Rec. sec. 1903
MaasbsttR Lodge No. $50, y. a A. NJ
irohers, YOU are hersby summoned to appear At the
ods. Room cor Q, Iioome and Cr.'by ,t,, on Thur,
CONS before the I.odss. By crdcr OF henry A.
| NELSON, W M; THOs = CASTLE, Sec al
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Fan and Winter.
I am nov ready to offer my stoot Of Fall and
Winter CLOTHING, all mes, the largest sssoTtusnt,
the beet styles and at pricsr less than be found
Of Any other establishment. The Boys and Furnish-
ing departments not surpsssed. Money returned II
not pleased. Please call.
Y. II. BALDWIN,
1osnd 70 Bevey.
LNSsst stcre 10 the city. NJ
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TRAVELLING.

HUDSON RIVER X. X. FOR ALBANY,
Throw the North and West, from Chambers IT, al
and ID A. ~ and 5slh and 1850 y. ~, and On
sundsys o. H2s T. u. from ThiIteth street. 80
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NUITUF-- 49,, ,.,
Citizens Nhcse vrn." nqinNs beginp With top
inclusive Nho were .sora IN aud did duty ~ S-eia
70 ioemen during N, ut iot. ste requested to rrv
sent their claim. IN l'rs'n II the County Bureau
tompurollers once, on Ttursday the Is; Of Octobcr
st.2 c'ok i. VI tor payment,
MATTHEW Z. BRFSSAN, Com pir roller
city Of Nee Tor., Department Of Finsnce, Sept.
10Th, ISIS 40
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r Aw BUSINESS Of ALL KINDS PROMPT.
- " attended 20 by ~ w,COLyER, Coun.eror at
i.a~ and Notary Public. Sp,rial attention n cdles
tions. NJ chisc Tor legal sd,ice. once, Ila Nss
san Of, room 50
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rASH PAID lDE RAGS, BOOKS. NEWS
SraptIs and Old in,tsl'. white rags coats Ier 10
color. mt WOODEN. cruu yer n. Rock and new.
papsrr , ccntp pct D. Oi kra.s Is crn per ID. o,4
comp ard 9cvtet - cent? per ID, At u New Bowsrv,
~gr R,psc y Y
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DAW lltkEiS BOUGHT a.
- tish,h svrna-. Vii s!ve more for ticket
OF d.moud- Watches I-Nrlry, murical iustruuly ntA
.ius slk,, tools and clothing, than auy other pirsos
in the t4sine.s. ~ lighth avenue ~
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WHAT CARE TOR MOSQUITOES

since OOl RNIn'S Sopp sure remedy trips,,
In sdditi>n TO the n 9csl properties Of DIR
GOURAtDS ITALIAN INDICATED SOAP II
the cure OF tan, pimpir, trecks. erlptions ,unbIru
rins~Orrn, sstIhtun, aui n' her * defolmIte, n
u. Asovertlgn remedy Tor N" hite Of insects Wet
the soap, rlb on The pat affected, and IN. riin In
SANITY cea.e.. foIai Al br. hOURAUp, s,tsh
lishment, 4h3 Brosiw >. ne Grand II. Sl
= CkNIS PER IOl Nd PAID CASH FOE
cod ueH.paper,, b. is and p,mpl!e.s, and ,hehtyh
- cAs1 pnce I - klui' Of pap ul1k r, stock
TuOM 4. BENNETT - ann e., Bsncl, ii
" lillian r., COT Spiuct -t. a21
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DlANOS - INV MD NECOND.HANC
good and cheap; meloiron" wstc e.. leveity, Ell
<Art, cigar, tai,e, rIutIle, &. Pianos Inelo
d"ois, Natchr-, amends. Uuniture, aud mefchan.
dc generally bought ir eh'h, " money advanced
/ L HON Is. D. Ann u. lLr,
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EOR SALE-A BARBER SHOP. TIE
L rensJn for selling out the owner having other
business to attend to. Apply 4la seventh ave, 18th
Anh 10Th ats. ~
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HOARD AND ROOMS.

A LADY LIVING ~ ASTORIA. LDNG
Island would kc 10 AXE q COUPE 90 Cd ilr,n To-
bvud, where they you'd have mo'he-'s cstc. Ad-
A-ori-, f. H.
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! { uil [ ftO n.
Oraf &6mi0sntare mnD ote
Srim5e6 .. Selle.
0tliortfae @9abluns.


s9l IS g7mf (6prieeuuo.) s ps tfs.
uno sem llfer bea 6lu6eS iclseab ritter
entlAlchen pcrwdrt8, anf gntoedumg aus,
5u9e9n. 800 S6,riit etpo pcrl Der Sede
entfernt, binter Der er iiA Derburoeu ee6ai.
ten bate, lab CT einen bunfelH @eaenftono
iii -Stanhe lie9er @r Iprana leet rpm
Pferpe, ban6 co an ei1em 8aume feIt unb
nnSperte ftdY pprlidtis benz lcblpIen &Srpsr
Sernbaro8. Der llnoliidlihe otbmete urdJ.
Die &n9sl mar nnter ben recbten Qxnt eirs
l9eoritll9cn uno bate tie 2unee curdbphrt
Abramlen lief 81 bent 6lnfe, idSpIte nit
lelnenl quite aSo|ler lt1b iruId leife Die
S2fIrn uno cte 8ippen bes Sterteneeu. @iu
Ga'sRes N0@elr entrang Ii@ hem 0tuube
Serubaro8 un6 ietne 2lu9en Gefteten fitl
nett entieslt4er Starrteit anf Abromiem.
0ter DER 8rief, iuste er nit abeeGtpEeneu
GbneuJ anp feline linfe !6unS p,eSte gid1
rampIbalt ohf bic 8rult guai b
yin ,8rief fiir cen @raIen SSuiasmort,
n'4t wabr? flitterte Der !6ollGueer, inbem
Ct it4 iiber ibu beugtc. III a
Sa --ia - a
Sbr ba6tt9n ntat mebr; CT lit @ud ae>
ltpblen. os -
8eitpbten tpieberbcIte ber Ster6cnte nit
eem 2pne Der @er5meif flung. 8erIpren .--
er ut perlcreu, ipenn er 3u neni Maler eett
- Der NrinS
Der lln0litdltde fOnnte midt pDlenten,
Elm leBter Srau,pf purd5udte feline @lieber,
er fanf 5uriiG; er mar tpbt! a
ST. 1a9te NbramIen, iltbem er lid, erbpb,
ids CLAUDE, weiue Senbuns tpiro letdter
|aua3ufii6ren Isiu, ais i6 ba9te. Ger 3eufel,
cer @euIabl Der @rin5eb ppn @elle bat emf.
S9lpiienc 9eute III leinem Oten1, itt mS9te
lte obet etpos porIidtiger pifen Snbeb So
e8 fann ein 91eilenber bes We0e8 fcmmeu
unb in Dem nid)iien Dprfe 9Srm ma1eu,
tpdbreno Der TluB Der arnle Ofeni6
tpnnte pieleiGt ni9t idtpimmeit, uno iein
Bferp, tpel4e8 baron seipreuat 1T, trirb
etnen 10 betlo9cnspert6en 9luSfull be9reifli&
MAIDEN.
Sucem 2lbrantIen Die eie 9etrahtuueeu
auitellte, bUb er bic 2etde auf feline N9ieI,
tug fte gu benz llfer unb Ititr3te Iie frpfiiber
in Die Seine.
Der orme Teufel, laste er, inben er auf
ben Srei8 blidte, Der, Itd. eer9rS6ernb, anf
Der S6erFdde res BaHer8 entffanb sr
mir6 ,1i9t eirmol ben Croft batet, AZ ers
fabren, bdB iein lester @iDe erFallt more
ben ilt. t -@@4 32'is5'.e
92a9bem ct biele 9eidenrsbe gebaltsn
Bate, beFie8 ct tpieber iein Rferb unb rift
rubi9 mad Oonnrser suritcf {
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Gbe mir DieIes @apIteI beginnen apb ueae
45ericnen pprfitbren, 1T e8 unerlaBli4, Die
Q1ae Benau gu Idtlpern, in trelder fa bic
Iperl@iebeneu banbelnben Be1feueit uniers
Dramas befinpen -. ,. 80. 49,.
gs paren ungeIaBr Swci Wtpnats felt ber
Otad,t perflrHeu, III lpel9er Die @rdFn Sou
Runnin9betn, tas Commands gegeben bate,
be Wtinc in Der 3randee BON 29ebrecsin
ansu3tnben. 9tnbrea unb ibre beiSea Jfei~
IIcgefSbrten batten ben @rafen SSni9Smart
| er|t rerlafIen, noabent er Itd in rplIer @ee
IneIuna beFano. g69t 4lur I'M Ben glnitane
Isu beetad5ten. bate bie @rGltn itdf efti&lri.
lien. i6nt pcrau83ureilent ipnpern audi, nm
lin rer Nate bic Wta@in0tiplten SeS Rrin5en
Gjecro Su beDbadyten nnb eiuen neueu Ser
iratb pcn Iciner Sette gu perbirbern. Der
@eneraI Steuten mar bet etnem Sturnl
oetSbtst mcrbell, unb bic @rdftn, lpeldle lest
Ifeiue 9tifItdt ntebr 5u nehmen braudte,
er3d6lte Sdrl alte 1d1ern umifanre, reeT
EaGe, meIGer B9ilipp nlr Wie pnrd siH
lg6uuper entean9en mar. Ste be9tn8 ooorfa
etnen arpRen Gebler, benz Ger lun0e Naler
Ilpar Ser Brin5eB Srphie par&aus er9eben,
1t, in ben, Sntere6e bes @rafsn leIbit tcnnte
LEI ibr etn @ebeinlntB ppp FOLDER gStdlt9telt
Ini4t perI9weigen Am rs..6. -st 1a4
gtnbrea banpelte flii9er, tnhenI lie init
Ildmerem @rlee Die Dienlte beS teriiGtisten
Gapttdu 9lptert8, pes N8enten rpn Brtnjen
I@eprs, erfautte. GcIl Gertrauen 0nT Die
I9iebe ces @rafslt, iir&tete bic e'rdFn 9fun'
luinabein, ni9tS BON elmer Jtedbenonelesll1,
Ibie elmer 2iebe, peIde leoer Aufopferua8
lfGbia mar, nur 8er8eiien nno @letd8iitisr
Ifeit eutsesen5uiesen 9otte. Der Siampf
befono alIo IN Der Goat ltur nod 5rpiiden
.Iibr uno bem Brin3en @eprS; eirl fiuiterer
Iuncrbitnidet Sampf, m6Slih lebpdp fir Gin
gBeib, bas iid9 Seliebt tpuBte unb TertraneH
auf ibre SdlSnbeit, iGren @eilf unO IRre"
Iutb leste. !,
Dietrid, qlrn6eiter unO MarSaretbe bill
peten ein GeIcrpecrrps, bereit, auf 6aS erfte
!9eiden au taueeln, unp unt aud 8raurOer
fiir ibte eadc gu 9etpinuen, bate snorea
Ibie 2ett gu leiner Seir1tb nit threr 9IleSe.
todSfer Utarsaretbe ob8efirSt:.
@eben ipir ieet, mas ii3 IN esin te!nolt%
Ihen gaoer Sutrug. gBenn bic @rdI'n Jlurs
ninsbeim treuerSebene Diener du'brsr @er-
lai, (SOrtiesuns 0uf cer Aten seites ..e
MIr. I.
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.f1errenfle }
gsefsqsrattftraae stO. 85s unS a6sM.

gBeffs9srattffraae Sto 35s nnS 3oSh
0teinet gee6rteu 8reurSen uuo BEN 8u6litum ntefse
i bieru1it bic 2n3ei8e, ba i baS cn fit Sagren n
biefe 8ate etd6lrc @ei@Git bernpmmen eabe unS be-
Gnbig Elm reiGbaIti9e8 Eager bpn 9Snen pio 9earbe!
+eten Serreueiberr neciter fsoccn III ben b9en re@
len operdt6g 6alte unb aiI OIe auf 8eienun1 aiferz
tsen erbe @toffe fills BiuerrSdc mn6 8oie5en9e III
alen Gprten un6 Su oIeu 5reeu - 3serner cine @nSs
mail Oteecn6rme StSde &C., iorie ale III SieleS gao
ein9ldgenbe &rtifel.
Esy GGe 8eGte[Iansen iperben prpntpt, bliS nno N
fir5eiter Srift ansefertigt tperben.
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Soltaten t5nuem biato Ibema@ten.
QSer5a1iat

A5Er&a1l1f
in gBai6nstpu, .. G., I'M beutten Na9weilnn9SbieHa
gto 511 gcunte Gtr., nobe @enuptp. &pene: Dentlpe
W3bt5en fir 9S9inueu, Stubetz nb Sbernapd'e! ooer
inmf;oe grbeite,, in ertcrifaneu unS beut@en SAINT
lien nit asgeseiGnete gaten 9o9n Derben ip9let be-
forat; aud fir arbeitiuenbe jun8e 2cute finp Steen
bcr6anceu. &aet5ufrdgeu bei
Gcat12 s.. $. gJ1iucr.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-01-03
Postage Currency.

Ar arrangement has been made by
which S., coo in postage currency will be
in the hands of the Postmaster within a
week, for distribution, in small sums
amongst the people of Evansville and
Vanderburgh county, in exchange at par
for legal tender United States notes The
Postmaster has the promise of more
for the same purpose, obtainable within
q couple of weeks thereafter. So the
prospect is that in few days there will
be plenty OF said currency in circulation
for all legitimate purposes. When this
is the case, there will no apology for the
issue and circulation of the illegal shin
plasters which now abound; and they
should be discontinued so soon as it is
possible to do business without their aid.
Some ofthe gentlemen issuing them are
anxious to redeem them, and withdraw
them from circulation, as soon as posi-
bic. In some instances they were issued
as necessity and an accommodation;
in few as a mere speculation.
There is now in circulation in this
place from s., 600 to..S2, 500 worth of post
age currency. The Surveyor of the Port
has distributed $3.50 worth, the POST
master $500; and individuals and banks
have brought from the East, and have
had sent, probably $1,000 to $3.50 more.
For much Of that procured by indiyid-
uals and banks, premium has been
paid and in some cases a heavy one.
Vincennes has obtained $4,000 worth
through the Postmaster; and $4,000 as a
first instalment will soon be in readiness
to be distributed to the people through
Postmasters of the principal towns of
the First Congressional District of Indi-
ana, out side of Vsnderburgh and Knox
counties. This latter amount will be
divided out amongst certain Postmasters
who will be notified by letter of the
amount to which they are respectively
entitled and the mode of obtaining it.
Each county will obtain supply in pro.
portion to its wants,
1t will not be long before there will be
enough of this postage currency to sup
ply the demand. The plan of the Sec
rotary of the Treasury is to supply the
people with it as soon as possible, in
such way that it may have free and
thorough circulation.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-01-03
RIVER NEWS.

The river was still falling here yester-
dag, but will be found rising, we think,
to-day.
Another rise Of ten or twelve feet has
reached Cincinnati, and will soon be
here.
We have no reliable news from the
Cumberland.
Tha Trio arrived here from above on
Thursday, and has been engaged loading
with corn below
The little Grey Eagle arrived from
Louisville Thursday evening and return
de that night
The Empire city, for St Louis, and
the Commercial, for Memphis, passed
down yesterday morning.
The Hazel Dell arrived from Louis
vile, and the Courier from Cairo, yes
terday morning.
All the boats at the landing were
pressed into service by the Government
yesterday.
In consequence the Matte Cook, load
ed for Cincinnati, had to unload.
The Courier being pressed into Gov
eminent service, will, of course, not re-
ceive freight for Cairo and way points to-
day. We learn later that the Courier
has been released as not suited for the
wants of Government, and will leave for
Cairo as usual
The Parthenia, for St Louis, and the
Ram Horner for the Mississippi fotilla,
passed down yesterday.
The Fairplay arrived from below and
anchored in front of the city yesterday
afternoon. She left for Madison last
night
The ]. t. McCombs arrived early yes
terday afternoon, and proceeded to Hen
derson.
She returned late late in the evening,
and was pressed into Government service
by Capt Ehrman
The Big Grey Eagle will be the popu
lar packet for Louisville this evening.
Cox & Humphreys new wharf boat
arrived on Tuesday night, and is now in
position, just above the foot of Main
street She is large and roomy, and will
hold vast quantity of freight
These enterprising gentlemen are now
prepared to do business in their line in
the most prompt and satisfactory man
ner. They are already moving in.
- The musical Glendale came down last
night en- route to Memphis, and as she
approached the landing and while she
lay at the wharf entertained our citizens
with, I" Go, forget me" "Pop Goes the
Weasel" and other popular airs admira-
bly, played on her fine calliope
The Trio came up from below with
cargo of corn.
The St. Cloud and Hetty Gilmore ar
rived from Louisville last night in Gov
eminent service
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-01-03
ARMY STORES.

CtEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
~ from first hands aud from citizens loyal 10 the
Government of the U, S. until 10 NJ January 8,
1862 for the supply and delivery, free Of all charges
at Evansville, Indiana, of such
Barrels Of Mess or Prime Pork, strictly city cut,
full weight.
Pounds of Fresh Beef of good ami wholesome
quality (necks and shoulders TO be excluded.)
Barrels Of extra suprfine Flour
Pounds of Corn Meal, freshly made
Pounds of Potatoes, co pounds to the bushel
As may be required from time TO time by the un
dersigned at Evansville, Indiana.
The proposals accepted will form the basis of a
written contract Said contract shall take effect
on the sixth day ofJanuary, 1873, and continue in
force until the thirty-first day Of March, 1863.
bond sufficient TO indemnify the T. s. against
loss will be required. Said bond must be signed 10y
the contractor and two good and sufficient sureties
Actual tare will be required in all cases Bids
must state the price per barrel or bushel as above
Indicated. No charge for packages allowed. Bids
will be received for The whole any one or m re Of
the above items. Payment TO be made monthly in
such Government funds may be supplied by tho
Treasury for that purpose. Bids to De addressed to
the undersigned, Evansville, Ind, and the con-
tents of each proposal marked on tie envelope
dec3l F. II. EHRMAN, Capt. $ U. S. A.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-01-03

The NAME WE ARE GETTING ABROAD
The following extract from letter of a
soldier of the 9Th cavalry, written from
Mount Vernon to the Indianapolis Jour
nal, gives evidence that the idea ofsmug-
Cling goods contraband of war into Ken
lucky has not been wholly abandoned
We do not believe there are many men
in Evansville, who would knowingly sell
contraband goods to those smugglers
but still we doubt not there is too little
care taken to know the character of men
coming here to make purchases, and
hence the most loyal and patriotic mer-
chants may be betrayed into selling
goods, daO+;-- i ILL., .-t~ly 80 -~.+vi. the
rebels The writer says:
This community is, think, very evil
IDENTITY mixed in its sentiments. Goods
for the rebels are procured along the riv-
er not far from here Two men were ar
rested yesterday, who had in their pos
session lot of gun caps, etc, while try
ing to cross the river, and last night ~e
had out scouts on two roads to intercept
an accomplish who is known to have a
stock of eontraband goods concealed
and it was expected he would endeavor
to JON the two last night, with more from
Evansville, but he disappointed us.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-01-03

n1- The seavice of silver plate pre-
sented TO Secretary Smith Of the Interior
Department, consisted of an urn, two
goblets, salver, tea pot and bowl. In
his reply to the address of presentation
Mr. Smith said: "Terrible as our trials
have been, would suffer them twenty
years, or generation, rather than see
one star torn from the flag of my country,
one State to be taken from our glorious
Confederation" At the same time Mrs
Smith, for her kindness to our sick and
wounded soldiers, was presented with a
gold watch by the employees OF the capi-
tai extension.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-01-03
r% Our military authorities are

ET Our military authorities are i'm
proving, in one respect at least, and we
hope this is only an evidence that they
are learning in all respects.
The secrecy that attended the prepare
tion of Gen. Banks expedition, and that
has marked the movements of General
Corcoran, is highly commendable. AS
both those officers have arrived at their
of operations, secrecy as to their
whereabouts needs no longer be main
tanned, as the rebels are Doubtless as
well or better advised of the movements
as are the people of the North.
The fact that Gen. Corcoran has gone
to Suffolk leads US to hope that a severe
blow will be struck in that direction
within short time. 1t is evident that
the concentration of so large force in
that region, if properly used, will work
a great diversion in favor of General
Burnside's army.