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4 NOR Sale superior riding horse, warranted
T. perfectly Sound and To Work well III harness
H. will he sold ut bargain, the having no use
for him. He would make an excellent cavalry horse.
Apply at the Express stable, On Cary, between Gth
and 5th SITS. Sc 24-2tt
v1NuE steamer Bonita, for Petersburg, will ttai
j Thursday and Friday, September cath and 25sh
Freight 81 per handrcd pounds, payable here For
freight apply al the office Of II Dbre
sc 24--2ts CiIAS CANAAN, Agent
CCtiOOL Desks, &c Mr. Pettigrew having dc.
= eiinei teaching, will sell his School Desks, ETC.
privately Apply to himself, or to the sexton Of
sycamore Chnreh, at the church, or ut Mr. T D
Qusr'e~'s store. 50 24-1t@
WhEAT Machine for Sae.--A G,eser's Wheat
" Ttreshing Machine, one horse power, nearly
uew. Apply 10 LEWIs HILL,
Intelligence Once, It'll street,
he 2a---ts Near American Hotel
& Or sale-is bags uew Flour, containing loo lbs
eash, QUO bag with the privilege OF the wt.sle
"lp'y ~ fnrfer 18th ana Main ss.
- = sa-.l,t COX.
"a ~ sAIE--A s;ledid top Buggy, ia lerfect n.
asf. ath HARNESS. bargain may be had ~ the
o"ef 3 sag 70 aar eosniry, AMI has u.s.. for Il
Apply App y l.e go AABILR
EN,A sAfE--A isaa'lsasne Brussels Garnet and ,wtu.
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AUCTION HALES-Fu1UK1 Dana
In GNiflin & Anderson.

VyERY valuable Brick Tenement On the West sas
" of 10th, between Broad and Marshall 81, nj
sale at auction--At the request Of the trustee Va
shall sell at public auction, on the premises. 60 We'd
nesday, the 30th Sept, 1863, at 4 O'Clock y, The
Gated as above, now In the occupancy Of Ar John
Otey. II Adjoins the residence OF Mr. Crew and
opposite to that Of Mr. John Poindexter. The houit
contains 10 rooms besides excellent vaults for coal nd
wood well OF One water in the yard and possession
given by or about the 18th October. This ID . mfs'
favorable chance TO secure comfortable Residence
in a most excellent aud retired ueighborhcod.
Terms 70 suit the purchaser.
seN tiODDIN h APPERSON
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res q New olsaSs sugar or ' sale a, No
Exchange Hotel Building, Pearl street.
$50
AuyLyENENTX
------------- -.~------
NEW RICHMOND rhEAfSf'
Acting and Stage Manager ...............RD Ogden
Treasurer. .....w br'xKs
--,,, ,,uu a, 900,
1XCRSDAF EPENiN0, S"f1. ~ 'oo''
s,ear are; great tragedy Of
JULIUS CESAR.
with tn great caste.
Julius Cesar Observation-Disclosures. j Thorpe
Rru,us Observation-Disclosures. Capt 5 Char les
Cassus ............ ................C Siark
Mark Antony ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. N Bates
Capi,ronis ........-.............. Miss Wren
Portia Observation-Disclosures Mss Fssteae
10. As-f'f 's'' Oh '"a''''s''' "'' s' ''''' VI '''
Mica Mary par,uoton
i'Aheo' '
p.,o,,c,, esn,s Miss Nelly Walton
ton.,uaa u nh the ever welcome farce Of the
ROTTCH OIANOND
p..,oo...,.., -
Nc s,,,ia por,io.,on as Marsnry.
"'79 7'l'e "''''s ''' "@
MT, .,. -. -. .uoos. 81 t-o,b,a
,s;m..s na. az ~ .ha er .Js.,stion os Str
u WN'. op 500. - '"' SAG" -r'"''' "
"S'eF 'oo'' IM wo'N nr.Nrs
. go -.
-
(,p,Sn ToZ7,FpT
II
" Al '"A rxcu.vor uorr,
MADAME RUHL,
The celebrated New Orleans Cantatrira will give a
GRAND VOCAL AND INSrkU MENTAL, con- EXT
Al The above place ON
FRJDaY EVENING. Sent .sib
Madame Rhni will be assisted by
uEPR II PRAirN
Tho d;s,ioansha' y,oi;nist snd 1io,opcs,I,s, Of
r,rnnaan and southern yam,ta,on
A.. Char,aS 9J,ln., ma ,rsu rrox, ,i.,isf ,yn,
M Snai ,'so dno"' ''0 "ei ""'"" p'"A'''' wa
For further lartcalars see programme tomorrow
Sc 24-lt* +
- ~Eaipoo11,71 n, :, -
M i'Ai''
Az yyy ,Ty,UBsna,, rJ.cyp s,a, ., ,sss
>'A- TO-. s,Jc.ass Of ,ha 1' ~ '''0'
House crowded to its utmost capacity !
second night Of Touey Moore,
delinea.or. who was received last night with Ihan,
ders Of applause.
See Jim Wood aud 1oney Moore,
the unpublished Iron Clads Of the night,
Each member hVolherabie
Can r.oara,nn,o, ''n 'o' on 90 'N-lr ~.
- oo p'.e-1.'.',.s- % go,
A GRAND
"A SELECT BALI.
Will be given
AT
MONTICELLO HoTE, Broad, bet 9th and 18th SITS,
ON
."4DA1 e. .',' A-'1,'o' 's'1' -'l"' lo"'
The Managers take pleasure IN annonncin2 ,als
their hrst OF series OF select sources thankful tor
the patronage heretofore bestowed upon them Dy mo
ladies' anu gentleman o. sn's city' we nope, oy nav
,a. h. ~ 49, s. h srn o "a '"'
.onT;c..aD aImitting a Csn,fsnpan ana ,w,Io
a,c Ak ~
0'es' ''~ u.x,cvvs
w " Anil, r. 7 Iahns,n
,. ........,,,
w laws, ,,,,.,,o ,;a, ~ ~ nai.asa. -.
the Hall a, INV time prev ious to the bali
Sc 24-2ts
----------------------
A ND
a. 49,, = 80. L !.
ton, at Monticello Hall, On M , 100.
omans ssna Is snss as ."s .ne svenne
1lmnSs, ao"ii''"s "i'o ken'ie"aan a"a ~" ~
dies, $500.
FLOOR aASAGsRs
Wan Allen, John II Runners
COMMITTEE or ARRANGEMENTS
Capt d s,,eidith, Hays,
Vim Winatied Il fSaixhsm
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By A. d. WNlipns, Auefioneer.

Oy H. u. VVWttuEVS1 dWtNUlNRF.
A DESIRABLE little Farm or Market C.raa, A..
"A miles from the city, on the Deep Run turpp,ss
for sale privately.-lt contains l2k acre.. az
which are cleared, and the balance IN woods n.
house ID new, and has four rooms. There are ~
sides, barn, stables, &c, all in complete order
also, large number Of excellent fruit tress. n.
land has been recently heavily manured, and r !.
the highest state OF Improvement, as the exteosivs
and flourshing crop OF vegetables OF all kinda d.,
growing viii show. An immediate ,IOssessou viii
be given the purchaser will ut once receive ,rss n
turns from the vegetables now ready for uSks
There will also DO about so barrels Of corn. m.
implements, wagon cart, &C. will also be sold 10 INA
purchaser Of tho farm Apply 10
d WILLIAMS
A1-The above property will Do sold at auction. on
Thursday, oath Sept, at O'Clock u, upon The ps
misses. A n WILLIAN
sc - Auctone,,
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FOR SAf.E-A pair Of match mare Mules, 2 years
OH last spring, aud pair of Dovon Cattle, dull
and cow years old Any one who may desire to
buy tire above named stock will communicate with
hie at ChaiiinB Bluff, Mr. Vivian Qnisehberry
ST. VI Orange county, between Verdlnsyiiie and
Grange Springs, where the stock can be SEEN
NQuISkNBERRY, JR,
&c I--3e* Assistant surgeon A CS
LOR SALh~-A family of Negroes, (to remain in
i tile city y consisting OF two women and two
girl Children SIX years aud the other two wears
Of agr: one of the women good cook aud FIRST rate
washer and ironer; The other, all elderly woman. is
good nurse they eau be at nv snice this
morning between 10 and II o'clock
THoSJ BAGBY,
se2f-3~ Wall street.
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BIZ Thomas w Keesee, Aascti0seer,
lOfilce cor 18th aid Cary sts

BIZ Thomas W. Keesee, Autiosseer,
lOfAce cor 18th AID Cary sts.
VALUABLE Household Furniture for Sale at auc-
v tion Will be sold, on Tuesday morning, Sep
TENDER 29th, commencing at 10 O'clock At the resi-
denco Of llth and Clay streets, the Household
Furniture, consisting In part Of
8 elegant mirrors, feet by 4
Rosewood sofa
do arm chair
2 tete-a- tetes
Etegre, marble top table
Card tables
Elegant window curtains
25 carpets, OiI-c!oth
Bedsteads, bureaus
Wristbands, tables
Hair and shuck mattresses
80 linen and cotton sheets
40 blankets
20 comforts
20 counterpaines
large cane scat arm chairs
$50 cane and wood seat chairs
Hat rack, clocks
20 basins and ewers
large lot crockery ware
China and glassware
Plated forks and spoons
Ivory handle knives
large lot table liner
SEGA THOS W KEESER, Auct.
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-Matches-Matches. The Virginia
Match company are now prepared to offer TO
the public large quantity OF superior water proof
friction matches. These matches are the best and
cheapest in the Confederacy and guaranteed to burn
freely in all kinds Of weather. All orders sent to
the factory corner Leigh aud Adams sts, address
ed to NJ C WiScHEsrER Co, box $50, Richmond, Va,
will receive prompt attention. Sc 23--eod12t'
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.aShsll parkhcrses

-------"Shall paekhcrses,
And hollow pampered AIDES OF Asia.
That cannot march but forty miles day,
Compare with Csesars and with Cannioss,
Aud Trojan Greekss No. rather damu
King C.rberus, and let the wstkin roar
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-24

HOUSE and Lot ON Union Hill, Corner Of sOth
and o streets, at suction.-I will cell, upon
the premises. on Monday, the 18th eeptember, at
Az o'clock, the framed Tenement located - above,
aud at present occupied by Mr. White Tho House
has 3 r0,ms, togathsr with Kitchen.
TSRAs-Mads known on day of sale.
Sc 23 JAS n TAYLOR, Auct.
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1.-TWO Houses and lots for sale ut auction.-Wil
j be sold on Friday, Sept 25th, on the premises,
at O'Clock, two framed Tcnements, one on the
north eide Of Broad, between Adams and Jefferson
sts and the other the west side Of Jefferson,
cupied by Nrs Tottey. Both suitable for grocery
stores. Terms-Cash.
AZ q IA9 N rAYIOR Auct,e
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A d0dd;n Il App@Hn.

HNRUSTEHS Sale Of House and Lot on 0rera
Hnl.-As trustss In deed Of trust nom q
Hermann and wife TO the subscriber, dated - NaI
1855, duly recorded In Richmond Husinss Govt
on the 10th May, 1856, shall In execution Of tbs
said deed, (the said Hermann being . non.rssLisss
Of this etate.) ut the request Of the majority Il
creditors therein named, proceed to fell. 1t kubi.
auction, for cash, 90 the premises, THURSDAY ,As
gath day Of S-ptsnbsr, 1863, ut I O'Clock Pm, ~
fair, il not the first fair day therafsr) the Hoss
and Lot, delegated - lett. "C' in Hovsrds plaA
fronting so feet, running bark los feet, and hrns
ly occupied by the sid g Hermann and family ssa
now occupied by his daughter.
"a I4-tds w 0ODDJN Trusts
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BIZ Laaiers, To12ssos d Catlstt, Auefn.

NJ fN7sfTS, zOl1eS'"t &c Ca11t1, dEHn.
WE VILE SELL on ThursdAy, September Nth
w at our warehouse, No 9 Pearl street. . dsA.
rable assortment Of Goods, conSistibg OF
Dry Goods,
Ehoes and Hats,
NottonA
Groeefis8 ts.
fsls will commence at 10 O'Clock precisely
LANiERS, T0LLE8ON + CATLkrT,.
- Il Auotionsses.
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BIZ 4. u. Williams, Auctineer.

"OUSE and Lot on 9th and streets, Union
III Hill, at auciion.-Op Friday, 18th September,
ct O'clock II, will be sold upon the premises the
above property, occupied by Mr. Alex Moody
The house is new and has three rooms There il
also carriage house and stable. The lot is 40 by
14O feet, and has garden with u great many vege-
tables in it. Immediate possession will be given.
Terms at sale. A d WILLIAMS,
Sc q AuctiOneer.
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49, us9V06l
"1 VIM I'll - suction. n -
!" nosninQ, loe -. s ~
eo9eeeoo, 0A1lPo1oso
IAotes, chairs, TN 81
ne mahogany wasdsobs
ISses, eSoekWy, And SIasAwsrs
D'ssas ~, closbihg. SHOES hass IA
bbis apples, In prime order
superior Herman violin And e...
several gold and silver watches =.
seM OWENS wniM A..
b. 1s'sss Il TsSlev, z.e15ose.
EOUR Houses and Lots a a n s.
eD0.-WiIl b sold ca The peem,s~ ~
DAY, Sepe 26th, ct O'Clock \. four 49, nus
the east stdo Of ID u, bseweeo Bvra ~. 90 d
bach tenement has i've rooms @1 CsaG
Terms hbesal and made known IN d.v 49,.
ee9 JAS y TAYLOR, Acct,
~ Sasnnev e Arsnta, lrrfio..-.-..---
Corner Main and 18th Sta
WE will SELL At our warehouse. a,
W morning, the oath Inst, commsocpu :, ,nnSOssdsT
1890 TO 1000 boxes AauufactSrei tyy o,eis-
some OF which are old and choice er..s.'
AiD,
Smoking tobacoa, in bbis, bags, bales. Nd ,.
Soda, Hsss
Old Rye wAisley,
J.m,,c, Rum Holland sl.
Sc % SUMNER 4 ARENTS Au..
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kE SPECIAL. NOTICE--For the present we will
discontinue our auction btsint ss II resumed due
notice will he given We will continue the Commits
sion Business as heretofore, and solicit consgunens
Of all kinds of goods wares, merchandise, and pro-
,iuce with the assurance that every effort viii he
used 10 give satisfaction. We have ON hand q good
assortment OF goods, to which we invite the atten-
ton of BUYERS TARDI Il WILLIAMS.
~se 23-ts
AJ-fRIME New Orleans Sugar.-A few half bar
res Of Prime New Orleans Sugar for sale at No !,
Exchange Hotel Building, Pearl street.
Sc 13--2t>
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By Redwood & Philips, Aacta
"a Main street.
WE will sell at auction store, Friday morn.
w ing, 10Th inst, commencing at 10 O'Clock, gen.
ersl assortment OF Household and Kitchen Furniture
for family breaking up, consisting Of great vare
" Of useful articles, In part
ReGsteads Beds
Mattresses Chairs
Cooking stoves in order
CroCkery, &c
REDWOOD PHILLIPS, Auess,
Be- "a 81 Main st.
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EXCHANGE HOTEL.
MADAME RUHL,
. The celebrated New Orleans Cantatrice, will give
GRAND VOCAL AND INSrkC MENTAL COM EXT
Al The above place
FRIDAY ErENIN(, Sept. :sih.
Madame Rhul will be assisted by
HERR H BRAUN,
The distinaui shed Vioiinst and EioOnceilist, OF
European aud Southern reputation
Mr. Charles lhiIow, the we'll known pianist, viii
preside at the piano
For further particulars see programme tomorrow
2I-ltx
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GALE OF Woodland LAND at auction-We
y will sell on Tuesday, Goth inst, at O'Clock, on
the premises, one hundred and fifty nine acres OF
the lands Of Mrs Fisher. Benz Hatcher, and MIR
schultz. and about three miles from Mayo's ridge;
admirably located for farming and gardening; about
twenty acres very rich, and large quantity OF ma.
pure Low en- ths piscs. The buildings consist Of .
number Of cabins aud stables, recently built Of
lumber OF superior quality, 10 accommodate large
number of hands and horses.
At the same time will bs sold one thousand cords
of oak wood
Terms, &c. m ade known on day ~ sale.
PULIiAM, uANE5 4 WEISI0ER,
50 22-tdst Auctioueers.
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~ l.. G. SAIfhR'S
~. ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL,,
On 4.h =, between lay and Marshall,
Opens Sept 2l.t al closes July 9TH, 1864.
TkRMs-Made known on application or by circular.
sc 22--2truki1A
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~ gov curtains. good ~ new Apnly u Nssth -
ner Leigh and ca "a, - W--lfs
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Ey ". S. Rrry, Aucfioneer,
Farm vile, Va.

By Rlllia,n, Hanes d: Weisiger, Aaet'rx.
A AUCTfON-l00 acres Of timbered Land In
IA Chesterfield county We will cell on Monday,
the 18th October, (that being Court day At Ches-
terfeld Court House, leo acres OF Land, two miles
above Feniey Station, On the Glover Hil Railroad
This land is in original growth. 1t is supposed that
enough silIs be gotten from the land to pay for
It, II adoins the lands Of Vim l. Gill, John Bottom
and others
Terms, &c, made known On day Of sale.
PUILLAM HANE3 II WEISIGER,
"a C2-cOdS,sa Auctrs'
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1rENAEE SCHOOL on Church Hill Miss III
~ LOUISA PiEASANTS will open her School at
The residence of Rev B Price, oh 25th street,
Franklin, on the first day Of O"tobsr. Instruction
will be given in music and French well the
usual English branches. Further information can
be obtained by caliing at Mr. w II PLEASANTS'S,
on Grace street, between o5th and Goth.
re lS--eodst+
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EDGEWOOD Seminary, Amelia fine next session
II Of this school commences Monday, the 9Th Of &c
tober. To secure place early application should be
made, rs the school viii be limtca.
T1kA5-B0ard and tuition 375 per month TO 18th OF
February i'll advance; pupils furnishing lights towels
and basin after that time according 10 prcss Of pro-
Visions. Tuition for day scholars 500 per sessn u
Aine months half IN advance. Address the subscri-
her, Anleia G II, Va. A CRENSFlAW.
~ I9-2aW|ws
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CCHOOi. for Young ladies',
~ Corner or Grace and Foushee sts.
Tie duties OF our School will be resumed Gu the
Is. OF October. For particulars apply at the nsti-
tuition. G GORDON,
Sc Lists D A ERICSSON.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-01-19

Several of the boats contained wound
ed soldiers, who, in jumping from the
boats, were shot in the water.
The negro crews were stripped of their
clothing, tied to trees, eowhided, and left
to starve
The boats were all anchored in mid
channel and burned, after being robbed
of valuables The officers and soldiers
were stripped of their clothing, placed
on shore and paroled
A tremendous rain storm has set in,
and the river has risen over three feet in
a few hours
Several bridges on the Louisville and
Nashville Railroad have been DESTROYED
by this band of marauders, and commu-
nications cannot be resumed for some
time
The wires between Nashville and MUIR
freesboro have been cut by Secessionists,
who pretend to be quiet farmers, and l
have had no word from our army to-day
but it is ready for the enemy
Nineteen deserters from various Ten
nessee regiments came into this city to-
day. An entire rebel regiment, number
lug about 300 men, deserted and came
into our outpost, fifteen miles beyond
Murfreesboro.
Nineteen thousand dollars in Confede-
rate State funds were seized from bro
kers in this city and confscated yester
day, by order Of Gen Mitchell
Gen. Longstreet has arrived at Shelby
vile with thirteen brigades from Lees
army, and he has superseded Bragg
Reliable information has been receiv-
ed from scouts that efforts are being
made by the rebels to cut off Rosecrans'
supplies and retreat, and then crush him.
Cen Longstreet will attack, it is said,
next week, with his entire force, which
is thought to be $4,000 men.
Gen. Rosecrans is fully prepared for the
enemy, but will not move upon him until
certain expeditions effect the destruction
of the railroad, and capture Forrest and
his men, or drive them off,
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-01-19
THE GALVESTON AFFAIR
FuII PARTICULARS.
An American Vessel Fired into by q
British GunbOat.

! New York, Jan. 1.-THE following
particulars of the land attack on Calves
ton, not heretofore published.
/ On the night of December 31st, a re-
cOnnOissance was made by Capt. Shreve
with % men, which resulted in discover
ing large rebel cavalry force in the
western part of the city. 1t will be
borne in mind that detachment of the
Add Massachusetts regiment, which oc-
cupied Galveston, in the eastern part of
the city that's, the point nearest the bar
Capt Shreve at once reported his discov-
cry to Col BurreH by messenger, when
two platoons of 20 men. each were sent
out .
1t was reported soon after Capt Shreve
was captured, but the platoons sent out
met him and his command falling back
in good order About this time the
Harriet Lane sent up a signal which
first announced that the enemy were APP
preaching.
Also that the enemy were approaching
by land, Colonel Burrell being notified of
these signals, his battalion, which, all
told, numbered less than 800 men, were
ordered under arms, and constructed
barbados of hogsheads, boards, and
whatever else he could find, across the
wharf, and tore up planks, leaving only
narrow passage for the retreat of his
pickets. Word was soon sent in that the
enemy in large numbers had crossed the
bridge, and had already taken possession
of the rear Of the town in strong force
During the day the rebels brought light
pieces of artillery, concealed in loads of
hay, and fixed them in a warehouse
about one quarter of mile from the
wharf, and when the Harriet Lane was
fairly engaged opened fire with these
pieces on the Union forces. The rebels
planted these guns for the purpose of
obtaining enflading range on our men,
but skillful change of fhe position of
the barricades defeated the design. Our
soldiers fought bravely, and for four
hours refused to yield to the overpower-
ing force.
The enemy was fairly repulsed twice,
notwithstanding his artillery, while our
troops had none, and Notwithstanding he
had ten to our one. The full light of day
came before the fight between them and
our soldiers was at an end. The little
band was standing up against all odds,
when it was discovered that white flag
was floating from the Harriet Lane.
The meaning of it was not understood,
the Colonel being ignorant that the Har-
riet Lane was in the enemy possession.
Soon after a white flag was displayed on
the gunboat Owasco. Col Burrell sent
a dispatch to Davis to ascertain the state
of affairs, and to consult as to the course
to be pursued. He proceeded in small
boat, and, having completed the inter
view, when he returned to the wharf the
men were marching off They proceed
ed to the street, and were at once sur
rounded by rebel soldiers, and by citi-
zens. They had in fact surrendered.
The Adjutant, of course. did not return
The rebels, in addition to their prison
ers, captured 10000 rife cartridges, and
5000 picks and 500 shovels. The loss
of the Union land force was small, prob
ably killed and 90 wounded.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-01-19
Collectors Sale of Real Els
tate
DoILECTOR,s SALE or REAI, ESTATE F,

COLLECTORS SALE OF REAL ESTATE FOR
" the payment OF the cost and expenses of side
walk Improvements.
Notice is hereby given that Hy virtue of prcept
issued by the Mayor Of the City of Evansville and
10 directed will sell at public auction, at the
door ofthe Court House, in said city, OH Saturday,
January 18th, A. 1868, at O'Clock p. NJ the fol-
lowing lots, parcels of real estate, or so much
thereof may be necessary to pay the amount
charged and assessed against said lots, respect
lively for the cost and expenses of making side walk
Improvements for said lots, together with the cost
of SALE and that said sale will lie continued Mon
day, the 18th day January, A. 1868, at ocl ok
p. m, at the door of the Court House, in Evans
vile, for the purpose of selling such property as
may have been sold on the first day above named
and not paid for:
Lot No. l3, Block 10, Fourth Enlarge
ment, J. b. Henning owner. $50 10
Lot No. 3d. Block A, Crescent Enlargement,
Robert Barnes Owner.......... &c. ..... ) 62l :
Lot No. 20, Block 4, Crescent Enlargement.
Robert Barnes owncr......... ............. e21s
Lot No. Is, Block 4, Crescent Enlargement,
Frederick Neppert owncr.................... ca
Lot No. -, Block 80, Eastern Enlargement,
John Whitehead owncr........................ 5 IS
Lot No. 20, Block SO, Eastern Enlarge
mcnt, William Wesley owuer................ . IS
Lot No. Z, Block Sc, Eastern Enhancement,
Daniel Goldsmith, heirs, owners............. l so
JOSEPH J. REITZ,
jams City Collector,
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-01-19
The victory Mt Arkansas Post Com
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The Victory Mt Arkansas Post Com
Grmed.
CAIRO, Jan. 1.-THE ram Storm left
Arkansas Post on Monday, and arrived
here to-day.
She confirms the capture of that post.
The attack was made on Friday evening
by the gunboats, the land forces debark-
ing two miles below, marching to the
rear of the Notifications.
The rebels had earth works two miles
below the main front, from which they
were shelled, not however before they
had done some damage to the gunboats.
Some balls entered the port holes of
the Lexington, killing four men. The
main fort, which is represented as having
been very strong, they surrendered Oh
Sunday.
The officers of the storm say we cap
tured six regiments in Che works, and at
daylight on Monday, two Texan regi-
ments not knowing the place was taken,
came in and were also captured
Nearly all the ammunition taken by
the rebels from the Blue Wing some
days since, was re-eaptured.
The reconnaissance sent up the river
had not returned when the Storm left.
Our loss is not so great as at first re-
| ported.