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CORPORATION NOTICE.
ORDER TO REPAIR SIDEWALKS.

June 6, 1867 And now it is hereby ordered
and directed by the Common Council of the City Of
Evansville, that the owners of all lots parts OF
lots, fronting adjoining the northeast side OF
First street, from MULBERRY to Gum streets,
in said City cause the sidewalks thereon to be
paired within thirty days from the publication Of
this order. A. PFAFFLIN, Clerk.
Evansville, June II, 1868.
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For SALE.

The undersigned wishing to make
tour through Europe this summer, of
fers his SAW MILLS, situated at the
mouth of Pigeon Creek for sale on long
terms, and price to suit purchaser.
May %, 1868. JOHN A. RIETZ.
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TA- The steamer City Belle left here
yesterday with large lot of sanitary
goods for the army near Vicksburg.
General Stone was in charge of the
expedition.
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~A citizen of Warrick county, re-
siding near BoonvilIe, Adam Bender by
name, was found hanging on tree in a
field where he had been blowing, on
Wednesday last. He had been unusually
melancholy about ten days previous, but
no specific cause is assigned for COM
hitting suicide.
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CHEESE AT AUCTIoN.-H. Nelson & Co.
will sell this morning at the Auction
Room corner of Main and third streets.
twenty-five to forty Cheeses to close a
consignment at a o'clock
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To PHYsICIAHs.-If you wish to pur
chase pure Drugs, Medicines, and Chem
icals at small ad s nee on Eastern
prices, go and examine KELLER &
WIRES stock, where you will find every
article that is needed by the profession,
and at prices which cannot fail to give
satisfaction. Their store is at No. "a
Main Street. may4-dGwtf
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U. S. CLAIM AGENCY.
BOunties, Pensions, and Arrears Of
Paw.

BOuntleS, PENSIONS. and Arrears or
Pay.
BEN STINSON is authorized by the
United States Government land has been
furnished with all the necessary forms
and instructions) to procure bounties,
pensions and back pay for widows and
orphans; pensions, bounty and back pay
for officers in the Army and Navy, Sea-
men, Marines, Engineers, Firemen, and
Coal Heavers employed in the service of
the United States; collect accounts of
Contractors, Suffers, and claims against
the Government for damages done real
estate and other property by the Army
and Navy.
Correspondents desiring answers must
enclose stamps. Office Third street
second door from Main, Evansville, Ind,
mill BEN STINSON.
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MILLINERY.
REMOVAL.
Cloaks. Mantillas. & pressmaking

Cloaks. Mantillas, & Dressmaking.
MRS. ELIZA SPIEGELBERG, HAS RE
ltI MOVED her Cloak, Mantilla and Drfssma.
king establishment to abe old post Office building,
next door TO her old stand First street, between
Main and Locust, where she will be happy to wait
upon her old friends and patrons again
She has engaged the assistance OF of the best,
Dressmak'rs of Louisville, who guarantees every
Dress she makes 10 fit to perfection.
Mrs. Spiegclberg also has bought large as
sortment of silks, Head Dresses. Hair Braids and
Curls, Ladys' Pocket Handkerchief of every style
and great many other articles 1Cr the conye-
Hiencs of the Ladies of Evansville vicinity too
numerous to mention.
The best Sewing Machines of Grover & Baker
manufactory for family USE for sale by
Mrs ELIZA SPIEGELBERG,
No. Is First Street bet Main and Second
ion
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Cane Mills.
NOTICE.

T WISH ALL PERSON HAVING ANY LAW
L fHl claims against tho Steamboat Molly Funk
TO present them board the Said boat before the
fifth day of September next All clrims after this
date will be null and void.
June %, 1865. FRANCIS PIATT,
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REMOVAL.

M a HIRSENBERG HAS REMOVED HIS
W. Hoop skirt Manufactory over L. l.
hoser Dry Goods Store, No. 30 Main Street. or
posite his cid stand. He has ALWAYS on hand a
large assortment Of Skirts of The newest and n,ss
fashionable styles. His skirts are made ~ A.
best and most flexible steel in the most artificial
and durable manner. His prices are as low 4, anv
where else. Skirts repaired in the most eles-ant
styles. Don't forget TO give him a call. jes5-ln.
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ty while being &rsiled by deserter for
the purpose, Gs is alleged, of resisting
the draft Their punishment should be
speedy and effective. f.
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NEW ADVERT EASEMENTS.
FOR RENT.
The American House.
expedition.

THIS POPULAR AND WELL ESTBLIsHED
i Hotel is for rent lease for a term of years.
The American House is situated Immediately on
the river bank, commanding fine view up and
down the river; is within one square of the prin-
cipal business part of the City, aud has always
proven popular aud desirable Hotel
The business of tha House for tue last two years
has been remarkably large and profitable, tho
buildings not being able TO provide for all who
sought its accommodations
Possession given by the 23d of July. For terms
apply TO o. +. LEWIS, Evansville, Ind.
f. Cincinnati Commercial " copy week and
send hill tn this office. jel6n
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ET~ A boy, twelve or fourteen years
of age, was drowned yesterday, opposite
the City Hotel. Name unknown to us.
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Fire Limits.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ undersigned Will make application TO the
Common Council of the City # Evansville, Tor
permission to erect, on Water STREET between Pine
and Leet, next to Loureut's Boiler Yard, enc
j-is-zw HOPPER BROS,
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Soldiers, Claim Agency.

Mcbride & WHITTLEsEY are still pro-
curing back pay for discharged soldiers.
Pensions and Bounties for soldiers and
widows under the acts of Congress of
1861 and 1862. Their terms are low.
Give them a call. Their office is on
Third street, below the Crescent City
Hall. febl4-ly
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SUGAR EVAPORATOR.
Cooks Sugar Evaporator.

COOKs sugar EVapOraIor.
WE HAVE THE SOLE AGENCY FOR THE
w Sale of the Celebrated Evaporator for GIB-
son AND VANDERBURGH Counties. We
recommend them from personal experience, hav-
ing manufactured 500 gallons Of beautiful Syrup
on one of them last year. 1t is to the interest Of
those having Cane TO make up to buy one of
COokfS EVAPORAT0RS, as the Mclasses made
on those machines sell Mt from 10 to % cents per
gallon m re than that made on common pans, &c
Persons wanting will please order carly, az
there may he delay in getting them late in the
season. Send fer phamphlet to
VICKERY BROTHERS;
Je No. 81 Main ST., Evansville.
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AUDITORS REPORT.

STATEMENT OF RECEIPTS AND
Expenditures OF Vanderburgh
County, Indiana, for the fiscal
Year ending May 31st, A. ID. sea.
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ESSENCE OF COFFEE-ll5 boxes, doz. each,
II for sale by s. L. GILBERT co.
June2O
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, 1863-09-16
HAVE YOU HEARD FROM
= MA1NE2
Copperheadisnl Ploughed Under

PORTLAND, Sep. 15-1:30 a. m.-Retnrns
from 1877 towns give Cony, Union, 4S,a55
bradbury, Democrat, q, ,439. Union majori'
ity 1916. The came towns LIST year gave
Coburp, Republican, 2s,990, Bradbury and
Jameson p, ,439. Republican majority then
4,4Sl, which shows Union relative gain Of
9,5s5, This includes about five eigghths ofthe
aggregate vote Of the State. The aggregate
yote in these towns is 1894, against s., ,s59
last rear, which shows an increase of 1856,
which will amount probably to 25, 900 in the
State, mixing liz, 500 rotes against 8. SOL Inst
year, The towns to be heard from gnve q
Republican majority last year. The Union
party has probably carried every county In
the State. Tie House Of Representatives,
which stood last year 107 Republicans to u
Democrats, will stand better this year for the
Union party, they having gained, Us far a
heard from, three or four members, without
losing any. The senate Inst year stood q
Republicans, War Democrats ind Peact
Democrats. This year 1t will probably bt
unanimously Union.
PORTLAND, Sept. live have additions
| returns from thirty-six towns, which Civ,
Cory 10, 81 majority, against 416 last year, s,
| far 228 towns give Cory 4S ,034, Bradbury SO.
ST, being majority Of .15,o57. The town
| to bo heard from viii considerably 1ncreas
| this majority.
Full returns from York county gives 80
| Union majority. Franklin county gives abou
5000 majority for the Union, Oxford abou
1,9oo, and Kennebec, itis thought, 3,5ol Th
, 1863-09-16
FROM RoSEcRANS' ARMY.
Additional Of the Occupation Of
Chattanooga.
BURNSIDE MOVING TO JOIN
ROSECRANS.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Sept, IL have re-
ceived the fo1loHfng dispatches from Chatta-
nooga. They came through with some inter-
ruptiou:
CHATTANOOGA, Sept. 0.-Gens. Wood and
Waggorer occupied the city simultaneously
at ten minutes past II o'clock. The euemy's
rear guard of cavalry, under Pegram, left an
hour before. We have taken two steamboa's,
one horseboat1 and thirteen pontoon boats.
We got very fen stores, aud no artillery nor
prisoners. The works are unusually strong,
and could onl5 have been taken by flank
movement. The campaign Is one Of the most
glorious Of the war, Eeftecttng honor on Gen.
MExrn1s, Sept. 1s.-CaYalzy and mounted
Infantry Of The l61h Army Corps, Under d.
rectlon ct Gea. Carr, at Corinth, have been
active during the past week, going as far
eouth rs tho Tal&ahatclie, stampeding rebel
cavalry into Grenada and Okalono. Carr al
20 scattered Roddy in the vicinity OF Jacinto
The rebels are reported to have ordered
The cotton destroyed along the TAllahatchte,
which planters are endeaVoring to get to the
Memphis mnrket+
Rebel mails were captured, With corres-
pondence, confirming tho report that Johnston
ia reinforcing Bragg. 4 rebel force With artil-
1ery is reported moving in upper Arkansas to
interrupt the navigation of the Mississippi.
They will receive attention
Rosecrans' casnalities in the entire cam
pa}gp, only one man killed.
Brsgg discovered the fanking movement OF
McCook and Thomas On Monday night, and
im1ne dlately began to eyacuate, Withdrawing
on the road to Rome, where they say they
will make stand. Johnston reinforced him
With two divIslcns, BreckInrldge aud Claiborne
fell back from Knoxville win 10, 900, which
forms the rebel rear guard.
The army is pushing forward; The campaign
is not ended. Citizens say that # wa&push
the rebels hard, they will not stop this side Of
Atlanta. The army does not halt here, but Is
pushing southwark rapidly.
cHA4rAsoooA, SEPT. io-Gen. Rosecran.
| entered the city to day. Bishop Purcell, OF
Cincinnati, is celebrating. mass IN tho Catho-
dral, at Roeecrahs' request The rebels left
| but few stores. All citizens left the city
Three weeks ago, taking away their furniture;
Gen. Rosecrans highly commitments " az
| goner for his movements. Waggoner has
bad command Of the column on the north
side Of the river, and appears to have decety
ed Gen. Bragg entirely as to the real position
Of the army.
| Gen. Burnside's advance Is ut Athens, and
is moving down rapidly to form q junction
with Rosecran8.
Captain Vanduzen's telegraph corps opened
fire here TODAY Qt noon.
, 1863-09-16

HAVE Y0U HEARD PROM MAINE7
Vermont, California, Nevada, Colorado
and Delaware, have spoken in no uncer-
tain tones for The Administration and the
Union. within the past few days, and now
Maine adds her name to the number in 8
perfect peal Of thunder. The gallant
Onion men Of the Northeast 6tate went into
the dlght with yigor and will that brook
ed no opposition, and in every county have
come out Of the contest with "Victory''
inscribed upon their banners As uner-
ringly as the bullets of her pine woods
Hfiemen laid low the rebels, the ballots Of
the Union men at home have overwhelmed
the Copperheads. It was not defeat but
a rout! Utter, blank annihilation! The
loyal men Of Maine are worthy
Of I'LL praise tor the. splendid
fight they have made The West
sends them congratulation, and yet few
days and Ohio, Iowa, Wisconsin and Min,
nesota, will finish the good work SO brave.
II begun in New England: The success
of the army is the defeat OF the Democra.
cy, and while our boys in the field are tol-
lowing their eagles to victory, they mag
rest assured their friends will make an
equally good fight against their dre.in.the'
rear foes at home. In the mean time Vt
would ask the Copperheads: Have you
heard from Mainee Has any one been
struck 7
, 1863-09-16

Placed, Of the N. T. EngiueersF regiment
with detachment from their regiment, Eoiat-
ed their 1egimental colors on the Fcrt in the
afternoon. The ability and persistent energy
Ct this most efficient regiment were apprecf-
ated BY a1l present, and we're handsomely a..
knowledged by prolonged cheers after the
tise, with appropriate ceremonies, had been
planted on the parapet.
Several engineer and fatigue parties we're
engaged III and around the fort during the
day.
fort ard surroundings be most thoroughly
ro]iced. and dlsinfectants freely distributed
about It. Twas ordered, in the afternoon. to
relieve the garrison In Fort Gregg, with a
portion Of: my command; which did did
not visit this fort personally, and hence make
no report re1atiye to It. -
learn, however, that 1t Is comparatively
small, ind that seven guns Of different CALI
bre were taken with It. Our casualties were
two Killed and four Wounded-one probably
fatal15-au except one by an unfortunate
shell from one Of our left guns, that fell
short and burst among oQr own men.
was properly relieved late last evening by
Col. Guss Of the 9th Penn.
remain, Captain, respectfully yours,
o. L. MANI,
Lieut.. Col. soth Ill, and Gen'l. Ofticer Of
the Guards
, 1863-09-16
FROM MADISON.
Wisconsin Military Matters.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago TrIbunc.l
MADISON, Sept. 18th, 1863
A5jutant Gen. Gaylord publishes an order
tonight, organizing the uniformed militia Of
the state into four regiments and one battal-
lion Of infantry, and two batteries Of light
artillery.
The LIST regiment, in the southeast part Of
the State, comprises the companies from Ke-
nosha, Racine, Burlington, Waukesha, Mil
waukee, Port Washington, sheboygan Falls,
Lima, Cascade, and Manitowoc.
The I'd regiment, in the northwest, hns
companies from Waupacca, Scandinavian,
Oslkosh, Menasha, Berlin, Fond du Lac,
Ashford, Rpon, Hartford, and West Bend
The Sd regiment, in the southern and cen
t.a1 parts Of the State, includes the companies
frcm De1ayan, Walworth, Monroe, PALMYRA,
KeKoekee, Hustesfor1, Madison, Mazomenia,
Wineor, and Sun Prairie.
The 4th regiment, In the, western part Of
the State, is made up OF companies from
smelzer, Lancaster, Mineral Point, Baraboo,
Richland. Orion, Maustan, Bahgor, Benton
frs: battalion.
The 5th regiment, in the northern part Of
the State, includes the companies from
Black River Falls, 0sceola, st. Croix Falls,
and Superior.
The commissioned officers Of these com-
ranies a1e notified to meet, October 1st, to
elect field officers. Those Of the 1st regi-
ment ut Milwaukee, the I'd at oshkosh, the
Sd at Madison, and the 9TH ut Prairie du
Chen.
The 1st battery Of light artillery includes
the sections at Janesyille, Milton, and Ed
carton. The I'd battery Of Light artillery In
cludes the sections at Fond du Lac, Oshkosh,
and Ripon.
No further companies will be accepted at
present, owing to lack Of arms-except rifle.
! men armed at their own e1pense
= contract was let Last week for furnishing
| haye1sacks for the above companies, to ".
a. Baldwin, Of Chicago, at fifty cents; for
canteens, to @. Y. n Kitt1idge, Of Madison,
at thirty.eight cents.
| One Of the new companies Of heavy aztl
lc1y authorized to be recruited by Capt. c. c.
Mes=errey, has been filed mp and of1cered.
II. s. Babcock'i is Captain. Battery Is ill.
ing up rapidly.
The West Wisconsin Methodist Conference,
at their recent session at Lodi, adopted q re,
port expressing gratitude to God for the
success which has crowned our arms since
the issue Of the Emancipation Proclamation
They reiterated their heretofore expressed
sentiments OF loyalty to the Union and Ad
minist1atios, and pray the President and
| Coperess to use all constitutional means to
free the country Of the rnmit1gga'e ed curse O
! slavery, which they pronounce the sole caus'
| Of the rebellion.
News Is received Ct the death Of Capt. Cor
nellus En-, Of Company, Il, 25th regiment,
ratlve Of Norway, formerly Register Of thi
county. Also, of Major Gibson, Of the Sis
regiment.
, 1863-09-16

Fausas infantry, marched for Fort Smith, and
took possession without firing gun.
In The meantime Col. Cloud pursued the
flying rebels about sixteen miles, killing and
wounding from twenty to thirty ofthem and
4aking forty prisoners. The advance Of Col.
ed BY the rebels, and eight men Of the Kansas
2d We1e wounded, two Of fthem n1ortally. One
Of the latter was Capt Lines, Of the I'd Kan.
sas. Col JudEon had been sent out with his
brigade townrds the upper waters Of Canada
river. BE had returned and reports that al
the members Of The rebel Greek llndlan)
regiments except about one hundred aud fifty
>ba7e deserted from Mcintosh, and are secret
ed near their homes in the Creek Nation.
Many are coming within the lines Of Gen.
Blunt'e army. Some Of them arc volunteer
Ing In the service Of the United States, others
p1edgipg their allegiance to the Government
and asking protection.
Blunt's army arc dated at Fort Smith, Ark,
Sept. 5, 1868. The rebel forces in this region
are greatly demolalfzed, and will mol stand
MP to fight. A small force Of brave, reso-
lutte men can march anywhere In Arkansas,
and large numbers Of the inhnbirants hail
Of the effects of var, and you need not be
surprised If you should hear Of Blunt's
marching his small force into Texas soon.
OF course 5ou heard all about the Law
about it. Tie inhabitants are much excited
about It, and men are enlIsttng by the hun
dred into Jennison's regiment, that is to be
the 18th. The "o1d Jayhawker' is In the
field again, and ia to command the new regi-
ment now raisfng.
Scott last evening. Col. Jennison and Capt.
Hoyt uate Chief Of the Red 1egs,) made
epeeches There are about COO men already
enlieted for his regiment.
, 1863-09-16
FROM WASHING TON.
[S2eca! Dispatch to the Chicago Trfbune.1
WASHINGTON, Sept. Is, 1853.

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~ 49,. =
-"-. ~ 49,, -. 49, 1snn.,o,no,,r
+oa,1 T-orn Fo,+rss. Monroe ~ havc tho
;n,a,;;canaa +h-onah cen Fo.,er IN thr -
f.at ~ 1.roa ho5iaa ~ ,ahe1a contfnna u
49,. - 49, 3owa - p,e1.-oord frnm r-e,a ,rmv
!rhav a~a a11 das.fred ,c,ora;nu n renort
~ 1ha,,e.+on a,a .rh.++.nooon Tins The
+r.,.;+,nn ~ +r.ons hoe hon "a con.tant AZ
t,1.,a IT,, :. n,-~aeg +ho rr,nfon +h.t Jea,a
srnv ia hre.t,no m with =. v,ew of abandon.
fno R,chmond and nass,np at some mora
sonthern no,nt Per contra. the opinion ia
hr1a ty officers and others that this movement
oftroons i. n Sham. Lees rea1 design being to
drow Meade avav from WASHINGTON rs far as
rosa,h1e md then hv a sniden movement
aorh III, ona o+tsc1. +ba c;tv 1ea,e head,
onarters are at Richmond. md It ia said that
The rebels rely on tho cooperation OF two
iron clads. which thev say are On their Hav
from England. and BY which they expect TO
force passage up the Potomac.
Our lamentable deficiency in guns Of long
range, and capable Of bearing heavy charges
, 1863-09-16
Ql)ifa9o Qribune.


The news from Virginia reitcrates former
statements as to the situation, with the
added dash Of interest contained in prog
nostications precisely tho reverse in char
:acter. The sagacity Of our readers must
be their own best help in the solution Of
the question us to which is the most likely,
The evacuation Of Richmond or the capture
of Washington.
From Charleston We lnye voluminou6
presentment Of interesting matter, |com-
priaing latest advices, and the important
and able report Of Col. Mann Of the Yates
Phalanx (88th Ill., ot this city covering the
~eyacuation Of and occupation Of Wagner,
events occurring at time which gave OUT
gallant illinois boys the post Of honor:
Ee have interesting details Of the occu-
patton Of Chattanooga by Rosccrans.
The great Union Rally at Princeton
yesterday was notable affair for Bureau,
TIE arc again to have telegraphic CON
connection with the Old World, for the
English cable laying firm Of Glass & ELL
iott know no such word as fail. De
Sauty cannot too soon be hunted up and
put in readiness, for it will be all right ~
again in due time.
The Marine brigade Of Col Elicit have
made a grand haul in the Lower Missis,
sipi7 and captured 1e.cl mail and Pay
master, hnving in charge over two mil
lions OF Confederate money, for the pay
1nent Of troops
, 1863-09-16
FROM DUBUQUE.


Especial Dispareh to the Chicago Tr1buna.l
DEBEQCK, Iowa, Sept. II, 1853.
The first day Of the State Fair stamps 1t u
success. Up TO last evening, sir hundred en-
tries had been made, and upwards Of $500
entry fees paid Although the fair has finally
opened, ard visitors are admitted, yet most
OF this day has been devoted to entering and
arranging articles. A large number OF yisl-
tors are in town. Judge Wright, president
ct the Society, arrived on Sunday morning.
Everything promises finely for the most
successful fair: ever held in the State. The
Dubuque ard Sioux City Railroad sent In q
special freight train OF sixteen cars to-day,
loaded solely with articles consigned for ex-
hibitlou. Some Of the best cattle Of Iowa
are now upon the grounds. All the fast
horses Of this section have been entered, and
will be here to contest for the prizes offered
for the best horses. Trotting will not take
place till the latter part Of the week.
, 1863-09-16
Another ConflaErntfon In Buff.
fa9n+s.I IOsH & I10, GOO.

BUFFALO, Sept. 15.-At midnight last night
a ire broke out in the building known Is
the HOld Checkered Wnrehouee," on water
street, fronting on the Central Wh,n: ~ me
The building was occupied bY Fish & Joy,
COMMUNICATED to tho next building west Of It.,
On the other side Of Prime slip, owned and
occupied by Pease & Trowbsidge.
The warehouse Of wilkins. Barker d Co.,
.saet Of the checkercd building, next caught
fire and was destroyed; 4 large proportion
The loss Is estimated ut &190, ,000.
The fire is supposed to have been the work
~ N jncendia5Y. Two men suspected Of
~ <.o,nnltcity in the arson were arrested near
1hc acene of the confagration.
, 1863-09-16
FROM CAIRO AND BELOW.
Matters at Vicksburg and
Natchez.
Great Haul Of a Rebel Mail and
Two Millions Rebel Money.
THE LOSS OF TWO MISSISSIPPI
STEAMERS.

ro.n,.1n;.,.t,. ~ +ta rb,r.r, r,,1hr,o1
1~~'1 cAIno. scntember Is. 1ss3
The Tinted stotes ateamer Cen. Lvon. Can't,
a,,,1. c-ant has fnat arriyed from Natchez
h,1,o,nr Admiral portar and number ot
n,vy off3ca7s os n..senoers
Al, Is Tonorted oniet in the vicinity Of
xntohaz vh;cb n,aca the r,von 1ert m Fridov
1,st
a+4ha ,,or+,, ~ zvh,+a R,ver m so+rra,v
y sa4ochn.n+ ~ cen Fl,att,s marine hrfo,5a
1900 .ta+ ~ -aha1. ..a-e ,ttam,t,1a ~
-e.1- ..a p,us~~ - .s 49,. .a..,,a.so..
'ua oefoee 1uo NV. so ono =, .u.n P517'ste 70
ano iIse ~" Va eoutsaso o1.s'.s, one5' ~.
pasaen4 ~ .no as1pPa ~. - tss amoe. s' auo
eeou.s "eio sen4 oo' W 'uo , ouse. IL eo"-
mano' anu a1'e snost .a leconnoissanc7
large rebel mail, $1,oV,ooo In Con1edera1e
scrip, O Confederate paymaster and two
clerks were cantnred and brousht In safe1y.
$500 n1 1.rs-~ -~,s..
BESIDES money anu numoer Oh prisoners
taken, it WIS found that within the mall were
,nonortant ordera frou,,tbe rebel War Denart-
. - ~ ~1s.s,.s.. - sas..,a,.a1s ~
ment con'a!1aDe ae'uto.o oeoc'ip'ions u
their forces, l0catl0n Oh IneN atmlee6. &C.,