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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-04-15

GENTLEMESs' LIST.
Addison VIM 2 Langforl VIM
Ashley Henry Baughley t X D
Adams Thos ID Molby C G
Anderson Chas Martin Richard
Aran Adolph Miller Harry
Alexander Perry 1Iadux Alex 2
AshbroOk Thos Mitchell X
Behagg John Mooney Patrick
Berttran Henry Melan Gustavrs
BOYLE John Marishen Joseph
Beeche Edwin Mannis Levi
Bowen Jason NJ 2 Maloney David
Brown David Monroe Chas
Blessing JOhnH Mires Henry
Brown Patrick Moore Jas
Barnick VIM Midgley w
Burrnicker II J Murry Matthew
Butts II 2 Miller John
Burchell Richard Manly Jas
Boon a Morrison Steward r
Blackburn VIM Mark Il IL
Brownson Asa G Mike Simon
Brownson Jas S Mury Thomas
Bucannan Samuel 2 Miller Jacob
Bishof Wesley w Meacham
Bush NJ Morris Casper
B rton A McCutchcn James
Bewie Henry W Mckenny Michael
b bage Cornelieus Victorian Terence
Baker John McGrirk
Campbell Dudley McCrain simon
Cooper John Norton B +
Copple Joseph Nash Thos
CLAW B NJ Norton VIM
Creelins Perry VIM Parham James
Coffin P Pahnn II III
Cook 2 Phelps Perry
Carpenter Marian Parker Wesley
Clark Joseph Pursell II
Collins Capt VIM Paul Chas
Clark Frank Powers Richard L
Cummins Richard Price VIM 2
Crok James Pool NJ II
Carter John Potmyer II
Daunan John Procaskey George
Duncan NJ Perry Harten
DAWN James Fl Packer Israel
Dusky + Price Thos
Dubois Henry n Robinson John .
Dickerson L Robinson Joseph
punn Robert Rednlan Henry
Elkins Sann Relf,,rn n n
Fleetwood Chas Robinson George
Eskew Milton Robertson Berry
Forsyth Geo Reed John f
Ford Wv Sempson John
Flagler Geo W Short III
Fauguher ii T Scott II
Fitzgerald Morrison Smith H
Faugher VIM NJ Sears VIM
Gaut Nathan II Semans Geo
George Mikel Smith Tbos
GRAY Jas VI Simmons VIM
Graves n l. Sigler Samuel
Gardner Smedey VIM Z
Goldine Thos H Smith Wesley Y
Goblin John d Simmons ID
Graves Michael Smith W
Gore Taboner Stnchield Samuel
Green VIM Shear Frank
Gardner CaptJS Scott Capt
Haight Geo w Stinson Lewis
Hart Robert Sutton Richard
Hatch Peter Standerford VIM
Hunt W G. Stevens Robt Z
Hightower Merriman Stone Jas -
Harvey Streeper Jos
HUI Robert Stroud Frank
Harrington Elbrige Stephens d
Hart r B Stnson David
Hart II or league Harrison
Hickling Chas Trilt John
Hatch Stearnes Upper A J
Hafy Edward Tullfs VIM II
Hone David Tobin VI
Hart o w Tibbs Jacob
Holmes &c Tailor Geo
Hornby Geo W Taylor James
Harris VIM Thornton 0bedah
Hogue John Viewer Geo
Hooker Levi Williamson Capt F
Harry Henry Welker r X
Higday Geo Woodruff John
Haycraft L IL Williams John
Hugo T Wright Vim
Hart Nj White Edward
Hall White John
Johnston W wilkins Sharp
Irwin Gresham Wood Chas +
johnson W Williams John NJ
Jones Daniel White Arson
johnson Samuel Wilson Isaac
Jones + w Willard Chas
Kettle David Wagner Lewis
Knight Archippus Williams Martin
Kelley Milton Youngs John
Kelley Baptist Yang john
Lynch Matthew Yates Edward
Loure John S
JAMES Il. MoNELY, Pm.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-04-15
u L q M 81

The advantages arising from purchasing Piano
of us is: LIST. We set it up in TUNE, and keep it
in tune year I'd. We insure ii in every re-
spect 81. II the purchaser is satisfied with it
after fair trial, Will Exchange another for it,
4th. We sell Pianos at the prices they are sold at
the FACTORY with the above advantages. and
you get clear of transportation expenses drayage,
&c. We are agents for Guild, Voses, Brown &
Hams, Peters 4 Webb, and other manufacturers
WARREN & C0NYNGTON
apl3 No Main Street, Evansville.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-04-15
BT- Messre. Uhlhorn & Brinkman,

bT Messre. UhIhorn & Brinkman,
c02m6PPietga fbS Ssadttd to Sc
erected to the memory of Lieut.. Col.
John H. White, of the 31st Illinois regi-
ment, who was killed at the battle of
Fort Donelson, while CALAMITY leading
his regiment to the charge. 1t twas pur-
chased by the members of his regiment,
as token of respect for his memory
and is beautiful piece of workmanship.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-04-15

The E. & c. RAINRoAD.-The Board
of Directors of the Evansville and Cav
louisville Railroad were in session in this
city, Tuesday evening. From one Of the
directors we learn the road is in very
prosperous condition, and, that with
another year of business such as last, it
will be clear of debt, and able. to pay
handsome dividend to stockholders
Much of the success is attributed to the
able and energetic President and Super
intendent, John Ingle, Esq.-Wabdsh
Express.
Few roads have been managed with
more ability than has the Evansville and
Charlottesville Railroad, and it reflects
the highest credit on its Superintendent,
that against the most adverse circum-
stances that not only the general credit
of the road has been maintained, but that
its financial condition has been so far
improved as to warrant a reasonable
hope of fair dividends being soon realiz-
ed
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-04-15
HANDS WANTED.

TTANDS WANTED TO WORK IN HUNNEL' S
i l. Sash and Door Factory. Inquire at the Manu-
factory, corner of Walnut Street and the Canal,
Evansville, Ind. VIM. HUNNELL.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-04-15
GREAT SALE OF LOTS.

John A. Reitz and Converse Clement
will sell at public auction to the highest
bidder, without reserve, on
Friday, April 18th, 1868,
20 LOTS IN LAMAS and
"a Lots in Stockwelrs Enlargement.
TERMs-One-fourth' cash, balance in
one, two and three years.
All of which are choice lots and wei
located. The great crowd of purchasers
will meet at the Old Brewery on Fulton
Avenue, at 81 o'clock A. NJ, and pro-
coed to examine, the valuable lots to
be sold, returning to the Old Brewry,
where refreshments will be furnished,
and the lots sold to the best bidders.
Sale positive, commencing at 9 o'clock
A. NJ. REITz & CLEMENTS.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-04-15

Wanted Immediately.
OK OR EIGHT YOUNG MEN TO LEARN
1 = the MnpIdi.-rs psss-vss. This 30 a a
chance to learn trade at which three or four dol
lars a day can he earned. Apply at Eagle Foundry
at 70 Main Street.
APPS RoELKER, BL0UNT L CO.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-04-15

CORRESPONDENCE We are literally
overwhelmed with correspondence, from
the army and elsewhere.
We are unable to publish it all. Some
of it is not fit to publish without revision,
and we have no time to re-write it; and
some of it would interest no one but the
writer.
That which we can use to advantage
to our readers, We will use as fast as we
can find room
We desire to give every regiment a
hearing, and are glad to hear from them;
but let the letters be short, pithy, full of
news and items proper to be published.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-04-15
WANTED.

IITANTED-To BORROW $4,000; BEST OF
w references given with approved security.
Address Post Office Box, E. Z. f. apS-2w
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-04-15

A Coal DEALERS PURzLE-The fol-
lowing ingenious riddle, which we do
not remember TO have seen in print, was
handel us by friend, who is in the
trade. Who can unravel it?
If B empty, put:
If a B. putting
How can | put over that -der2
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-04-15
Ite Daily dutlrnat.
WEDNESDAY APRIL i.
r. NJ. THAYER, ~ q.
N. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

'- The New MILITARY HOSPITALS =
Messrs Mursinna & Boyd have COM
pleted the drawings, and the contract
for building has been given to John
McCorkle, for the new military hospitals
to be erected in this city.
The drawings were made by Messrs.
Mursinna & Boyd, and after passing the
seratiny of the military authorities at
6 Washington, were returned, with an
order for building three Immediately.
They will be each one story high, 200
feet long, with accommodations for ninety
-r..--l.---o-----g-
offices, commisSary store-rooms, ETC., will
be under the same roof, and the build
ings will be the most complete in all
their appointments of any hospitals in
z the West. rT
Messrs NJ & B. also showed US the
drawings for new courthouse to be
built at Rockport, Ind, which will be an
ornament to that growing city.
Messrs. NJ. & B. are fast gaining that
popularity as architects of the first order
which their merits so well deserve.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-28
Address Of the Polish Committee.

AAERIcAss Poland is again in arms, and her bat
tocry sartles the word-"Give country Death o
God h sounding through every hearts the saber Of
tho COsssck nor the usket Of the Russian silence the Holy
Chant In the very face Of death It beathe from tho
lips Of devoted women and thrills through the quiveing
Of children The white eagles Of Poland again
upou the gae fields often haowed by the blood Of
the brave again they lead to victory and God Himself in the
perfect justice Of pledged for SUGGEST Long
crashed aud tortured Poland yet dare frequently and ruth
fssy betrayed she Is still true to herself ard her high hopes
broken into fragments limb from limb, her very
bOtted from the roll Of nations and with the iron heel OF
oppiessor in her dsunte heart she yet lives IN unity Of
being close and entire ,hst sbe at last battling tho multi
tudinous powers Of her enemies and rousng herself like
giant for the final combat
Whist Is the secret Of this marvellous uuity this tenscy
Of life ani purpoe Love Of country; enthusiast 10 love-
which slumDes or wesr.es whether In the frozen
wd Of sbsns tho dungeons Of the Russians and
soo,hed Into iorselness even among the dweer in the
happy cles where Freedom makes her home and
live virtue ind duty dictate Strange love OF Poland which
ensbes the tender daughters Of her soil to renquish all
luxury. To live IN constant vaon ia lifelong Srguh
often and die her ssie enables children
70 endure torture and exile 10 her while Of al.
aud ages rush into tho very Jaws q death without
thought OF se in their strong souls God bless and deliver
tho i'st words sounding through their frn lips!
s.'' not this feeling in itself almost sufficient TO
- oiS Tor cause sacred that rether time AZ.
enI,rs oe%h have power to chill the holy enthasiAsn
men are again in sIn,-not for conousst ,pol
ton ,,, 'o Reorganization Order Religion Toer.
- my I'VE aud breathe "a Il sio,s h.ho,y.s
- - ,'S-s4 ltcensn! The auei,p, rigb,, Of Pc
ala nave never been rsinq4sbss her ,n5,.not
nationality las never been ssdieeed, :, ~. 49,.
esith have r'en ~ against hers" dsspo,, NV % 'ho
blot her glorious name from the face Of the cad, w..
nave i''a ..S.y ana ninety ye.' Of
nave .t sasS. hs1 The heart Of on. evan
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-28
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK. .....ArRIL 81.
Cleared.

steamer-City OF Buffalo Mooney, Phisd.lphia Jas Hand
shp,-Priuceu Bears, Sen Francisco, WIN. T. Coleman f;
VIM. Woodbury.. Mcclellan Portlandi Edward (bHb mop
klrk. Liverpool, Murdoch Smytho .
B.ks-Hele Augusta Br Coutt, Port-au.P Prince Mur-
raw IT,; Brothers Mesns EiIsbethpod, Stafbuek Co.
Bids Of the So. Petsfew Tara 5. b. Bsbcoeki Baltimore
(Pruss) Meyer. Rottef dsm, ChAs. LuinE
Bdg,-Lina Jones' Queenstown Geo. y. Bulleyi Handy
WicEs Port Royal n. l.. McCready Oo.i Advent (brb
Crow, ST. Johns N. r., J. p. Whitney Co..
sohoonersC knight, Wilson, Port Royal j. Boynton
Som ABBOTT lawrence Stanley Washington. Van Brunt
ssgLti Active Knowles New London, C. II Piersoni Al
ben Jsmieson Jauis,On NewbqrJponi Northern bisas'
Lane Portland Mu ;. Brown Co; Wave, Merritt Phi q
dsphil Oodfrey Holyoke KereH Hoppock, Killey Wey-
mouth Mas b Milan Popkins Port Royal Brby Co
Howard Bahrt, Beaufort, Murray Nephew SARAH ha,-
Fersuson Wood VIM. 4. CouEnert, Luce Perth Am5oy,
Tho. Dunhslni Osprsy 9TH Prics ST. john b., r. l.
Ncyius & Son Union, LibOy, Washington. Van Brnnt
Slant; Thomas jefferson, Small salem; Elizabeth Flea.
nor BurTiu Washington, J. IA. Pistson,
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ATTEsTIos.-Lieut. ID. f. Carpenter, late Of the
I KewYork ounteers about to company 70 join
q tho be.s cavalry regiments raised in this State to be
commanded by Col Mott Of the regular army. officer Of
high standing. The regiment Ia fast hinE up. Lieut. Car
pentrr ha, service; frat 10 Florida in al tho
battle, Of the Mexican campaign, and served two year, In the
present tho Union he 10 all the battles fought
by thst glorious veteran division commander the las
amented Gen. keirney. He invites all who wish 10 dis.
call at bis recruiting oco Eastern Ball. Nc. as Grand
street, corner Grand and East Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-28

ST MICH IA, EorRL, Nzv.Yokx. March 2. lseS.
DR.. HosrsrssR-Desr Sir: Being Of blioSs tenpers
ment and h.yng suffered much from sesesDsss bsresooIs
desstnilnsd whsn leaving Neworlesns for Ne=YoTf ID
June asst to try your celebrated Stomach siiss HavS
made the trip n the peeT Trade Wind wthoG, the es
Inconvenience ewing to their preventive efficacy pieeee1
on she 2otS CT July, box Of your Be for tue 0e VI ~,
self and few friends contemplated voyage to he
In tho Great Es'tern After getting to opened the es
aud together with about ten Of my fellow Parted
Of tho Ber On the second dag Of TIE ladies boE
felt 'e..sek but b. taking hsfs CLASSICAL three ine
day. they recovered Dr. Godsbot0~ the siP pby
clan, and Capt Patton, the Commander together with ls
portion OF the passengers, subsequently, experimental VII
the Bisters, and unifoml with entire tucces. They VI
certify to the fact that during The whole ip not one PeE'
on board sessek after the second dag. Dr. @. having
proprated the last renszng bottle inAole ssecihf
had none Of the article my voyage, and sufers
more than can describe in consequences. have orders ~
two boxes from two Ofmy late feowpsssenge now 10 LIN
erpool, and shall send them by the next fcf
ought to have depot 10 Liverpool Advising all pesonsys
turing for The fret time lo indeed any time)
possible, supply Of your Bits before leaving T,Ii
thereby SECURE themselves against seasieknsss,
lam, respectfully, your obedent servant,
JOHN A. NUEiLoR !
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Bulls HEAD, Monday, April 27.-The he

Bulls HEAD, Monday, April 27.-The beef
cat. market opened ss morning in Fortyfouh street
with 49, bullocks sails Of better average quality. and
greater weight thar have week since last Spring
1ne tho market is July indicated t. tie initiated by
the cant phsse Sam is sick" No wonder Tho very
mofphere ofthe market place Il ,esy 20 all Wis bought
csttle with expectation Of realizing last wers prcss
and according telegraph reports l5d25 ceyts per ct
advance upon live weight Albany Tho piics to-day will
average half cent lower than 1t did last Monday morning.
while the quality equal to half cent pound better and
the ,sust-s Of weight 10 many bali cent better
for butcher to-day than they this day weet We
certainly buoeks sold to-day at al estimation OF
II % % net which better quality aud weight Than
we sold II ~ cents y 10 last Monday Then hutchsr
camod that they paying - cents q ~ Row no oue
prstonds that be paid over " cout. gest meny TOug
cstt will sell below 10 cents aud drcyes sold OF COM
InsiJn are estinsod under upon fr estimates Of
weight good many doyrfs declare tat they losing
nom o. TO eI2 head The bfokus making strenuous
Efforts 60 cOle their cotrst tN tearing Lsrde ums
Tomorrow Que o. the 81 his Decline brte the
la - number iu market l. tho sbseuce Of tbs Government
cot who dif appear u market ~ afternoon, ald tirn
only to nh requon Tor % head The Wholesale b'ttLtr
rifo sY buyefs 81 t1o HDffhs ther IuichHfa OF
weeks pat having bee HuytLg bus ptpaia" Ihaf
n 30 cent y N would not Iayi sud
ASKING ghU price ch ck-d sales II u cadouy tue That
decrease when prices advance Th W. lnov
By WAITING fea butchers They also s, conrr beef,
that many brocks not required 80 We zee that
the humber sale cay oserocia the market We have
no nsteal change nos IA tie hog uket b1, 's"sp
h.-. ~ a S-est 'carcity. Inc hsslael ~
el1Ax Nd not tarv MA far L.
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humanity
CITY ITEMS.

RAILROAD MATTERs.-There was nothing new,
far could learn yesterday in the dispute pend
ing concerning who shall build The Broadway railroad The
mater remains in sstu quo. and action will be taken in
premise. until the counsel Of the Harlem Railroad Com
psny the Court which Judge Barbour prs.idss to
G.ide tho injunction granted 9. tho instance .. he,.
Marshall Co.. restraining said Company from carrying out
the rendition. sdoptsd By The Common Council
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-28

READING CrARACTER.-Whaty you can 90 PEST,
-. On ,ou organisation Would you become "a Actor
s,a1s certain organs Of body and BRAIN which are IN
d,spsu..by Necessary Would you become LsTJs nssp
dasr.nt is required Phync,n o. Of, ,Sus Wonid
oa mn. IN poetry or in seners testurs or would you
nnTsfsI 10 become business man say bsnheI, ~,
~ nsTonanti There 10 one way BY which you may kho"
a. iysnce without experiment what you can 90 pe.C
namely BY Phrenology and PhysieloEy Profosnona
yyth ohsrts and full written descriptions Of cheiac
ne az sIysn daily by Msssn. FOWLER WELLs NO. 9go
R,o,sdssy See tho PSYCHOLOGICAL JOURNAL Tor Apfh'
ouy 10 cents.
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The Pnckct-sbip Manhattan.

The packet-shp asnhattan, which lett Liverpool
for New-York on tip I'D OF December 1862, nearly
four months ago. sSeneraly supposed to be lost, as
nothing whatever 80 been heard from her since her
departure for this port. She was commanded by
Capt. Thomas Disan, and bad large number Of
passengers in steesnge beside a valuable freight.
She was Grt-classshp, and WA built by VIM. H.
Webb, in March, SS6O, for C.. II. Marshall g. Co.
Her dimensions weso: Length, lS2 feet; breadth,
80 feet inchesi septh lof hold, 81 feet 3 inches.
Tho following is Corrected list of her officers and
passengers:
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COURT OF oEnEaAL sEssLoNs-APrrt s.-ss'srs
Rscortsf norTsAN
Jrla Harris alias A%ryaret Duval indicted on a

Juhh Harns hDas pfrBhfe' buF" ino-es.u " =
charge Of ,hopilins. In ssyng in oomPsny with Jane
Curtis entered the stefe Clafhn MeAen 20 uDuH pro
,-It Of desIg to purehs some good' and stolen Ioei 'ns
counter two pieces OF v5bs an wa, tiled lhd edhsiess1
This csnyeiion will rid "a city fof while 9: least Of enc Of
the expert female bEevss In tho county lbs pT?ne
the wife Of notorious gbursai known by the euPho
title Of Buhalo Bill" cd hiet OF tho most dangerous
kind, she historys which You'd Oh volumes Ia thi.
fell into the snds Of parties who having suffered
largely from the deprsos Of her Glass have resolved upon
closing that hind OF bBess In their establishment hence
they have employed objective so keep watch " their store
Tbisys. will have q poos cbAnoe there Ia future.
VIM. Harksworth AID Jeremiah Dowusy were tried and
convicted sttempS q; sbbsry In the FIRST degree The
prisoners fell In with JSnss Johnson oounryman whom
they 10 vaE with ID and conducted him to
alley where they beat All robbed han.
Rose Morgan pleaded guilty 70 indictment charging her
with grand isrceuy In binE he, employee b. Z. NUGGET
AL the prisoner were fsnAndsd foT sentence.
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.

UNITED STATES MARsHAIs oFFICE-APrrt H.
ARREST OF SLAYER.
Deputy United States Marshal Borst OF the city
and Deputy United States Marshal Warren Of Boston late
Saturday night arrested the notorious Capt c. Cook alias
Lee. In South Brooklyn Cook captain Of the '.V''hp
Ganders lie arrested In Boston, but ran away from h"
bal. went to Montreal, aud to this city on Saturday
morning On hi, rssrest the Boston officer took him 70
Boston where there thres indictments ssainit him
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Disasters, &c.

The salvage awarded to the pilOtboat Mary T. Fish and
owners the case Of the bark TorquAo Taso 5000
Correspondence Of The n. Y. Trlbuns.
SQoAS BRACH, April "a. 1858.
The ship Libumo Capt Ernest Nicholas from Maracaibo
fot New York Ia ballast, ashore u mile, north Of Squsn
Inc, No one o.t ship tight as yet Listed to the
OWN PEARCE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-28

VIsITIsG THE FORTTIcATIoss. Secretary Chase
accompanied by Msjor-Gsnerul Wool, Col Deahed and
number Of other wel-inown military Gon,lemsn proceeded
the bay yesterday morning for the purpose Of inspect
Ing the oIhc atoms and observing what progress has been
made toward completing their aTmamso0
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-28
ADVERTISEMENT

IMPORTANT AND TRUE.
Bo.veu K Warmers Colortc ColoIs Hair hanosome
Brown or Black without the use OF wash or ffepatayn
ads, use IL without troubling or entanklns "HanIeI 'S'
best and ehespo. Try IT. win use no otneh % "
Rn.htou's No. All Broadway. and all drusg,ts. 70 So.
FUssToN ScoHKLD General Agents, NO o- 'ohnS-
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Advertisement.

TUF DOG SHOW AT DAHNUm 10 u'' VIZ q. !.
ndd spscimen of svery breed exhibition s.s.' coy
bat to-day the speciality TO-DAY gh the premium s.
.ps. Newfoundland. and EOglsh oreyhouhas the
Der Of splendid animals have been en'e'ea ''
shax To-day.
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COURT EALLNpAR-THr plr

SUPREME CoURT--CIRcUIT-Part Mos. 2l6i,
2s1 2O5 2ls7. 22O 2o9 225 1901 22ss AL 22l3 22ls
journ.d Friday Maya Part III Nos $50 ll6l l5l ~
lT7 2e2 g. 9I5 ii 800 la6 ls2s 2iss 1861 1887 1855
SUPREME CoURI-SPKctAL TtRH.-Adiourued
for the Term.
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QUARrEKsAsTER's DEPARrvrsr,
EnNU CAMP

CosyALEscEsr CaeP. )
NBw.ALsIASDRA, Va, March 9. 1893.
Messrs HosrsTrER SsiTH-Sir' j have used some
your HosTETrERs STOMACH BITTERs with ID
greatest success imaginable have been ,orsy afflicted wiz
dyspepsia for i've years have spent more than three h0rd
red dollar, in paying doctor bills aud buying medicines SON.
Of which gave temporary relief but your most
remedy has done more good than ali others have ever
R.,r. "tfuly yours, SAMUEL AiL''
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IMMATURE ALs2sAc. -
son--Ri.,,5,O2 Seta..........g;52 Moon-Se.s. 2;O4
hIGH WATER THIs D.L
sandy Hook. 2,59 Island. 3f3 Hsli'Ssss".. e;z5
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Sailed.

26th-Stesmships Damascus, Dido Detroit
BeTks-Gszelle, A 81 Singleton.
Bugs--J. W Heat, VIM. A. Dresser.
SohOoners-My Rover, Isabel Senator, Joseph Holmes
Timer, Emily, Dsaio Brown. Ira Bliss, Daniel Holmes