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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-05-07
NEW York. Nav 6

New York, May 6.
The Tribunes correspondent with
Hooker, writing at sunrise Monday, says
the guns are already laundering on our
left 1t is believed to-day will prove
still more disastrous to the rebels. Over
5000 rebel prisoners have been brought
in. They report that Jackson is in com
mand of the rebel army and that rein
forcements have been sent them from
North Carolina and the Peninsula.
Our loss is heavy. Gen. Hill is killed.
Another correspondent with Sedg-
wick's division, dating Monday q. m,
says 1.-The battle opened at daylight and
as still going on on the hill at the ex-
IRENE left Gibbons division of the I'd
corps, returned 20 Falmouth last night,
and Hall brigade has gone over. Ali
non-comhatants are leaving, except sur
geons The cracking of musketry is
near US. Rife pits are now being erect
ed on our side of the river to protect the
brigade 49,
The Times correspondent with Hook
er, writing Sunday night, says General
Howard has been recognizing the llth
Corps, which has been placed on duty
again. ---s
General Averill with his cavalry com
mand, reported to Hooker Sunday night
P. m, having been as far south as Rapi-
dan Station, where he destroyed the
bridges on the Orange and Alexandria
Railroad and drove Lee and Stuart out
of Culpepper Averill has received in
structions to perform further important
work.
The Times correspondent with Sedg-
wick, gives further details of the Fred
ericksburg fight, but nothing new except
postscript on Monday forenoon, stating
a considerable body of rebels made their
appearance below Fredericksburg march
ing on that place to gain a position in
the rear of Sedgwick's corps. This
force was supposed to be Longstreet's,
but his attempt to retake the hills was
not successful.
The Worlds correspondent, dating
10 A. NJ. Monday, says Sedgwick has
pressed on towards Hooker Gibbons
division is left to guard the heights in the
rear of Fredericksburg. They have been
attacked by the rebels in large force and
arein danger of losing their position and
abandoning Fredericksburg altogether.
The Heralds correspondent Monday
night, says heavy firing in the direction
of Charlottesville has been continued
all day. There has been great battle
Large reinforcements had arrived for
the enemy apparently from Richmond.
The whereabouts of Stoneman is un-
known, but if any disaster had happened
to him we would have heard of it from
the enemy.
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L0ngstPeet Between Suffolk and
so -5rs Richmond. @
BEAUREGARD AT RICHMOND.

New YORK, May 6.-From various
published sources, the following is
copied: ~
q Longstreets forces are between Rich
mond and Suffolk. +.
Gen. Hooker, in answer to a question
from the President on Mondoy night,
said the matter of re-taking Fredericks-
burg by the rebels was of no conse-
quence. .4.#.-... ag- ---.rT
Gen. Hooker keeps his lines of com
munications clear.
Ammunition and rations go forward
freely, Notwithstanding the desperate at
tempts of the rebels to take Banks ford
and cut off our lines of supplies
Beauregard reached Richmond with
some forces from Charleston, and had
taken command of the defences around
that city. ..rT .f.
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CINCINNATI, May 6.-There was a good
deal of excitement at Dayton, all day
yesterday, over the arrest of Vallandig-
ham, and at dark crowd of $40 or 6Gn
mon proceeded 10 the journal Office,
completely Quilted the building, set fire to
it and buEded it to the ground. The fire
communicated to adjoining buildings,
and all the property from the south end
of the middle Of the square was destroy
ed. All the telegraph wires in the city
were cut down, and bridge on the Xenia
road is reported destroyed At 10 p. m.
troops arrived from Cincinnati and Co
lumbus, and succeeded in putting down
the rioters. At 1880 all was quiet.
Telegraphic communication being in
terrupted, we have no advices as to the
condition of affairs this morning.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
By THE E. W. LINE
Exclusively for the Journal.
Night Dispatches.
LATEST FROM HOOKER.
Rebels Hold Fredericksburg-Ee
zelmaR Close BY with 10000 Men
Authorities at Washington Conn
1ortable-All Goes Well.

PHILADELPHIA, May 6-3 PM The
Bulletin says private dispatch was re-
ceived at noon to-day from q perfectly
reliable source the tenor of which is as
follows:
Ghc authorities at Washington are
perfectly confident of Rockers success.
He can maintain his position, and re-
Inducements to the number of 10000,
under Heintzelman, have been sent him.
Nothing definite has been heard of
Stoneman, but he is believed to have ac-
complished the work assigned him.
The Herald extra says. .-- III
"0ur messengers from Rockers army
bring details Of his movements to Mon
day night and of the movements of
Sedgwifl1e to two o'clock on Tuesday
morning.
~ Hooker maintained his new line at
the edge of the woods, short distance
north Of Charlottesville, crossing the
main @ad leading to United States
Ford, without important change.
ID There was no fighting there until
late on Monday afternoon, when divi-
sion of the Fifth Corps advanced toward
fredericksburg, meeting the rebel Skin
mishers, and driving them back.
The main body pushed on, meeting
large bodies of rebels in double line of
battle
A half hours heavy fighting ensued,
our batteries compelling the rebels to
fall back in disorder sE
The division then returned to our
main line and rested, having ascertained
the enemys position.
Hooker on Sunday night and Monday
entFenched himself and is abundantly
able to resist any rebel attack
From Gen. Sedgwick's corps the Her
aid prints the following in substance.
1t appears after the great struggle of
Sunday that Lee detached large body
TO meet Sedgwick, and it was known that
LongstTeet was rapidly getting in Sedg
wick rear at the same time.
Early Monday large masses of rebels
appeared on the heights east of Freder-
icksbnrg, where we had but small
force, having sent large portion to
strengthen Sedgwick. The position was
rellnauiShed after short resistance,
having first removed all the guns.
SoHle fighting occurred above Freder-
icksburg, believed to have been an I'M
successful attempt to prevent Longstreet
from moving up. Sedgwick was holly
engaged all Monday, the rebels pressing
him at all points, and his men were
obliged to give way to overwhelming
masses of rebels, and his discontinue
seemed certain, when Vermont brigade
made a charge, repulsing them and Sc
curing the safety of that portion of the
army
The slaughter of the enemy here near
Banks Ford, was horrible-full brigades
OF rebels being wiped out. 30
SeGgwick, however, recrossed the river
in face of the enemy, at midnight, the
eneUiy raking our brigades with artillery
and causing great loss of life He sue
ceeded in getting across in comparatively
good order, and marched iuuu1cdIate1y 70
the Z, S. Ford to join Hooker's main
army
The Tribune has about the same &C
count as the above.
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The Meas from Hooker Indefinite
Rebels Re0ccupy Fredericksburg.
Rockers Plan Working Out.

HOOker's Plan Working Out.
PHILADELPHIA, May 6.-The Inquirer
contains the following from Washington:
The news from Hooker is conflicting
and meager, the Government not permit
ting the news to be divulged regarding
operations about Fredericksburg. 1t is
generally agreed that the rebels re-
occupy Fredericksburg, and hold the
town. The heights below are jointly
occupied by US and the rebels A por-
ton of the heights occupied by US on
Sunday morning were retaken, after a
desperate resistance, by fresh reinforce
ments from Longstreet's corps.
The lighting on Monday was not
general, nor as sanguinary as antici-
pated. 1t was thought that Tuesday s
battle would be decisive.
The impression among the passen-
gers from Acquia Greek was that Hooker
would hold his own. The news was very
indefinite up to Tuesday at three pm
beyond the fact that many thousands on
both sides have been killed and wound
ed, and that the fight had been in prog
ress since last Wednesday. 1t is also
thought that, although the rebels re-
occupy Fredericksburg, it was a part of
Hookers plan, and they would either be
bsgged or annihilated. ....-
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Gbe 1aira aourttar.
RIVER NEWS.

ARarTALs--Universe, Vicksburg......
Leslie Combs, Bowling Green.....J. D.
Perry, Clarksville......Gen. Anderson,
Louisville. Scotland, Cincinnati......
Idaho, Cincinnati .Curlew, Vicksburg
I'D NJ. White, Green River......Tele-
graph No. 3, Cincinnati I'D B. Ford,
Cincinnati. Tow boat, Louisyille......
Atlantic, Smithland..... Big Grey Eagle,
Louisville.
DEPARTURES. = Universe, Cincinnati
Gen Anderson, Smithland. 49,. Idaho,
Nashville.....J. r. Gilmore, Pittsburg
....-..J. D. Perry, GAINESVILLE. .Sultana,
Memphis. Telegraph No. 8, Smith
.land......J. B. Ford, Cumberland River
-.-....Atlantic, Louisville Big Grey
Eagle, Louisville......J. d. Perry, Cum
-berland River......W oodside, Nashville
---...Sallie List, Nashville .....Mattie
Cook, Bowling Green.
The river is about at a stand at this
point and is again rising above
The lists of arrivals and departures
continue to be quite large, and business
on the ieyee is active.
The Curlew arrived here yesterday
morning from Vieksburg. She is
dilapidated-looking craft Her stanch-
cons on both sides are torn out, her out
side cabin-doors torn of, some of her
bulkheads stove in, and her starboard
fantail carried away. Altogether, she
displays strong evidence of hard usage.
She will lay up here and repair
The Big Grey Eagle arrived early
yesterday and tarried but short time
until she left for Henderson. She re-
turned to Louisville early ia the evening.
The rapid little Bowen will be the feet
packet for Cairo to-day. Captain Ben
Howard walks the hurricane, and Mr..
Hunter presides in the Office - facts
which ensure her big trip.
The swan-like Little Grey Eagle, with
the popular Hutsinpiller on the roof and
the courteous Banksmith in the office
will be the popular packet for Hender-
son and Louisville to-day.
We have private reliable advices that
there is eight feet water on Harpeth
Shoals, in the Cumberland and rising.
Our energetic and enterprising friend,
Capt. Lew Davis, is having splendid
new boat built at Cincinnati, 242
feet long, So feet wide, with two engines
of twenty inch cylinders and seven feet
stroke She is to be completed by the
LIST of June, and will cost $4,000. She
is designed for the Cincinnati and Madi-
son packet trade.
Until his new boat IS completed Capt.
Davis has chartered the Prima Donna, to
supply the place of the Prioress, recently
burned.
The Woodside started out Yesterday,
but had scarcely got out into the chan
mel when she blew out the packing of her
cylinder and was compelled to land near
the mouth of Pigeon for repairs. She
left in the evening
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IMPORTANT NEWS SUPPRESSED.

New YORK May GA dispatch con-
tanning a very short and important di-
gest of the movements of Saturday and
Sunday, was kindly furnished by the edi-
tor of the New York Times, on Monday
evening, but its transmission to the As
ISOLATED Press was suppressed by the
Military censor, without any notice of
such suppression being given to the
agent
On inquiring the reason is assigned
that it was suppressed because it had not
then beer printed in any newspaper.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-05-07

TO NERVOUS SUFFERERS OF BOTH SEXES
A Reverend Gentleman, having been restored to
nealth in few days after undergoing all the usual
routine and irregular expensive modes of treat
eDt, without success, considers it his sacred duty
to communicate 10 his afflicted felow creatures the
MEANS or CURE. Hence, on the receipt of an adj
dressed envelope, be viii send (free) copy Of toe
prescription US d. Direct to Dr.. JOHN N. DIG
NALL, 1s6 Fulton Street, Brboklyu, n. Y.
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arrival of Prisoners.

WASHINGTON, May 5.-Sinoe Saturday,
nearly 5000 prisoners have been brought
here. Seven hundred and eighty arrived
here at 2 o. clock to-day and were march
ed to safe quarters. The number is al
ready too large for convenient accom-
mediation. Additional prisoners are to
be sent up from the Rappahannock,
making in all, over 1000.
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FROM MURFREESBORO.
Bogus Reports.

NEW YORK, May 6.-The Tribune has
a special from Murfreesboro on the 9th,
as follows:
Deserrer report the rebel communica-
tions between Vicksburg and Richmond
and between Charleston and Tullahoma
as having been cut Off Neither Lews-
papers or kilograms have been recei we'd
in Braggs army for several days.
Bragg was reported as mortally
wounded by Breckenridge, but this state
ment was not credited.
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Rebel Position at Fredericksburg.

New YORK, May 6.-The T1ihune's
correspondent writing from Falmouth,
Tuesday morning, says the rebels regain
ed Fredericksburg but cannot hold it.
She rebels are thought to have pom
toons but measures have been taken to
prevent raid across the river. The
news from the extreme right is satisfact-
DRY. Heintzlemen is said to be near
with reinforcements from Washington.
a Washington correspondent, says
Hooker took from 5000 to 10 600 prison
ers, and lost about 5000 Hooker is re-
ported in good position. |
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River and Weather.

PIrTsBURG, May 5 - River 8 feet 6
inches by the pier mark, and rising.
Heavy rain last night and to-day.
CINCINNATI, May 6. - The river has
risen 5 inches, with now 203 feet in the
channel
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MILL merry.
Cloaks. Mantillas, & Dressmaking.

Cloaks, Mantillas, & Dressmaking.
MRS. ELIZA sPIEGELBERG, WHO HAS
WI just returned from Louisville, has re opened
her old stand oh First Street, between Main and
Locust, where she will be happy 10 wait upon her
old friends ard patrous again.
She has engaged the assistance Of one of the best
Dressmak rs of Louisville, who guarantees every
Dress she makes TO nj TO perfection.
Mrs Spiegelberg also has bought large as
sortnlent Of Silks, Head Dresses Hair Braids aud
Curls, Ladys' Pocket Handkerchief Of every style
and Il great many other articles ftr the couve-
uiance Of the Ladies of Evansville vicinity too
numerous to mention.
The best Sewing Machines of Grover & Baker q
mandatory for family use, for sale by
Mrs. ELIZA SPIEGELBERG,
No. Is First Street bet Main and Second.
MARI
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OUR NATIONAL DIsoRDERS-DR. ROBACK's


OUR NATIONAL DISORDERS-DR. ROBACK'S
CURES.
The American stomach is tormentng organ.
1t is generally of order. The reason is obvious
The driving man of business has not time or will
not take time to properly masticate his food He
bolts it, and had habits are catching, all classes
follow his example, Hence Dyspepsia, with all its
compliestions-henoe Indigestion, Liver Com
plant, and disorders of the Bowels, in all thei
various phases. Against these and a hundred
other complaints, the Scandinavian Blood Pills
and Blood Purifier are waging an DISCRIMINATING
warfare The success Of these Medicines has been
astonishing, even III age of scientific miracles
They do not Giiertate, they ertursuish disorder
The agony, the fever, the debility the despondency,
which characterize Affections of the digestive and
Eecretive organs, vanish under the influence
preparations. The constitution itself seems to ac
quire new energy under their operation. See ad
Vertisement.
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TERRE HAuTE, May Cat the munich
pal election in this city yesterday the
Union ticket was successful by an aver
age majority of asa gain of over
500-on the election of last year
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REDUCED.
LADIES FURS,

Having bought our fine
Furs bsfore the unE rece-
dented advance on this arti-
Gle, we are prepared to fur
nish our Lady customers with
as fine sets as ever seen any
whele and for a good deal
less money. To satisfy your
selves on the point. cal! at
VAUTIER 6 MARCONNIER.
80 Rain Street.
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AMERICAN STABLE,

On Third bet. Main and Locust SITS,
THIS LIVERY ESTABLISHMENT, WHICH
l. is well known throughout the country, pos
sesses Stable advantages superior 20 any similar
establishment in the City, having arrangements
for the secepton Of private horses AZ livery Of the
most elegant and complete description, and at the
lowest rates.
Carriages for visiting TO lst. Coaches, light
wagons, and every kind Of road vehicle 20 lei.
HorFes sold on commission Second hand BuEgy's
for sale nj the very lowest prices PasseS gers
wardsd TO all parts Of the country by special con-
veyance. RICHARDSON, BRITT0H co.
apI4 ,-.+r~--F.
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Municipal Elections.

VINcENNEs. May 6.-The War Demo
cratic ticket in this city yesterday was
elected by large majority over the
" Copperhead ticket
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NEW BOOKS NEW BOOKS.

DARRELL MARKHAM; by the Author of Au-
rora Floyd.
ANNETTE; or the Lady Of the Pearls. e =
MELPoMEEEsERF; or, LITTLE MILDLY.
FAITHFUL FoREvER.
VICAR OF WAKEFIELD; as cts edition.
CLAUDE DUvAL AND HIS ooMPAsIoKS;
rev BOOK Of the series
TIE PRIEcE coEsAH1
TIE coxvrTIAI sort Sooz-
MIRIAa; by Marian Esrland.
THE PRISONER OF STATE; by Nahosey.
STORY OF TEE6UkRD; by.fu. Frsu,eot.
ap24 At DoBELLs.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, May 6.
WHEAT &c higher; red, firm at l 23@1-
26; white, 35@l AZ.
Corn 6l@62
Oars 69c. $3.50 W -
WHISKY 4lc. -asea ..r.E
Provisions inactive. Nothing dcne of
note
Fifty hogsheads bulk shoulders sold at
4lc packed. ~v- n ~
Good demand for grease at 63@74c
GROCERIES unchanged.
GOLD advanced to l As.
EXCHANGE steady.
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HILL COTTON SEED.

lust RECEIVED PER sALLIE LIST TWO
q hundred bags Hill Cotton Sc d froul Interior
Tennessee, is Of the last year erup and die nne.t
staple. For sale BY
MnEELEk 4 RIGGS, H. A COOK,
J. p. ELLIOTT, REILLY kco
Or apply 10 GEO. FOSTER CO.,
aplO Cor. anal and Iocust straits
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Parasols.

WE HAVE A LARGE STOCK OF PARA
w soils just opened, which we are selling at
pleasing prices.
SCHAPKER BUSsING,
ap27 40 Main Street
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FROM HOOKER'S lRNY,

Battle Continued on Monday-s,OOO
Rebel Prisoners Brought fn-Gen.
IIfh kilIed-Figbt at Fredericks-
burg-Our Forces in Danger OF he
Ing Driven Out.
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WANTED

CORRESPONDENCE WANTED 1BY TWO
~ respectable young men in the army with a
many young ladies. 0bject-fun. love or uatri-
mony, amer the war Address, James Gall, chas.
A. Snyder, Co. y, LIST XIV. Infantry. Isl BriSsSs
"a Division, Army Of the Cumberland, Murfre~.
OoFo, Tenn eAp29-lE
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VALLANDIGHAM RIOT.

Great Riot at Dayton---JournaI Of
flee Quilted and Burned.-Ofher Vail
liable Property Destroyed---Tele.
graph Lines Cut--Xenia Railroad
Drtdge rOyed---Soldiers sent
from Columbus and Cincinnati.
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GARDEN SEEDS. sc

GARDEN SEEDS hakers, Parkers and RE
" l0y's Garden Seeds. warranted fresh; for sale
st VICKERY BROS, No. 50 Main Street
ITO THE FARMERs.-Sow is the tinSto plant
i '-Sugar Cane" We have some good sorruu
Seed on hand which we will supply to our country
friends-graiis. We are agents for Cooks esle-
brated Sugar Eyapersters and Hodges Frees Inn
proved Mills. Call and see samples Of zach at
--T FICkERY BROS, No. 81 Main Street.
EXTRA FAMILY FLOUR-Fn barrels half
II barrels and bags at YICEHRY BROS,
apIS No. 81 Main Street
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New York Money Market.
NEw YoRK. May 6

NE" TURK, May o.
Money frmer at sac; Sterling Ex-
change l65@l66, for first class bills.
Cold frmer but very unsettled, OPEN
ing at %, advancing to "a, declining to
81, and closing irregular at 5l5@52.
Government Stocks dull and dropping.
The Persia to-day, for liverpool took
out S2l5,427 in specie. f-oT
Stocks with a few exceptions, lower
.. S. 6s of 81 registered 1O7; 1910
Treasury notes 1861.
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DEooMs-2o dozen extra fancy Brooms; % dos
- Common Brooms, just received per steamer
Z" Lady Franklin and Tor sale by
spzS YICKERY BROS.
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FOR SALE.
Farms for Sale

THREE FARMS, ONE OF WHICH is
i large and finely improved, living near the
Railroad between Evansville and Princeton, for
sale on easy terms. Apply en- second Street be-
tween MAIN ana LocIst, 70 b. J. DAY.
spl6dSw2m
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WELL TRIED CORPORATION.

sponss 10 Losses, the PHOENIX stands pre-elins,tly al
the head Of its profession iiIe its extensive practi-
tica eHd frst-cldss business system or local agencies
. not erceed By any similar corporation the 1gord
1nsurancies solicited and policies issued and re-
newed ia this Leading Corporation, at fair rates by
J. W. NEXSEN, Resident Agent,
Office, Marble Hall Building, Main street.
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DRUGS, EXTRACTS, &C.

IUsT RECEIVED THE LARGEST AND BEST
assortment Of Handkerchief Extracts ever
brought West, comprising eighty-seven different
oders and prices, ranging from Is cents 10 81 so =
bottle Also, beautiful supply OF Puff Boxes
Pomades, Hair Oils ana Cologn~s At
splI SCHLAEPFER'S Drug Store.
a LARGE SUPPLY OF STOVE, SCRUB,
= Hair, Flesh, Nail, Tooth, ana Marking
Brushes, just received At
aPl7 II. J. ScHLEPFER's Drug Store.
A LARGE STOCK OF FRESH AND PURE
II Drugs just received st -.---.
spI sHLAEPFER'S Drug Store
COME OF THE CELEBRATED PAPESr
- window Washes just re-eived nj --s-sss.
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE A. A. oUARTERMAsfER,
EVANSVILLE, Ind Mays.
GEALEn PRnpcGAI-G WILL RE RECEIVED
. At This Office until u O'Clock May 5th 1863 for
furnishing the United States Government with
500 give Hundred) Tons Timothy
Hay, I'm Bales.
Proposals governed by specifications heretofore
published. F.w. EHRMAN.
my5 Capt. c. S. and A. A Q. M
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Boots, Lace Shoes, Caters e. Brogans,

Ladies' and Misses Lace Shoes, Caters aud Slip
pers. Chidrens' Shoes of every description, and
at lower prices than can he found at any other
house in the West.
Also, Mens's and Boys Fine Fur, Wool, STRAW
Leghorn, Panama, and Palm Leaf Hats; all
selected with great care and with view to the
demands of thu trade.
Those who have been &c wont in days gene by -
to resort TO ''Eo Is " for new Shoes and Hats
will now find a more desirable variety than ever
before TURNER & GWATUMEY
EVANSVILLE, April -, 1863.