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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-06

ON SATURDAY EygNING LAST. BETWEEN
" the Coal Mines and Sycamore street, a leather
Pocket Book about eight inches long ard four
side. having in II $50 or <62 ia greenbacks, and
dsehzrge from the 18th Ohio Cavalry; also. eona-
uission IS Captain ~ tbs Legion, and some other
papers. Ny name Is on sll the papers.
viii pay any one $40 who will return she
Pocket Book and contents e this ofhce.
sss-Ostt sn PETER sHRKINER. y
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-06

"
s0- To-Day viii commence the grand
exhibition at the Fair. Monday and
Tuesday being consumed in completing
the arrangements. The Sanitary Bazaar
is fall Of attractions Contributions have
come in freely from all sections Of this
State, and many valuable donations have
been received from other States, bat
Evansville has eclipsed all other cities
and counties in this State. Their booth
is the grand feature Of the Sanitary Bas
zaar. They have two and a half booths
In one, and IN front they erected a grand
arch, wrapped with eyergreens, on which
il, "Ged and Our Country in large
gilt letters; on the wall Is, Honor to
the Brave, surrounded with stars, shields
and flags They have six valuable and
rare ornamental articles to be drawn By
cbance-tickets one dollar each. One
is spIenaid, large ard complete three
mast ship, over six feet long. An old
sailor worked over year on It in the
Maryland Penitentiary Another, two
very fine French pictures, an elegant
Turkish pipe, sofa cushions, statury, and
fine gilt case Of stuffed, life-like birds.
All are very beautiful, and you should
secure one or more tickets before the
chances are all taken.-l Indianapolis
Journal rv
e s@- The County Union candidates
hold meeting to night 81 Locust
School House, German township.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-06
Hon. Albert LANCE,

Formerly Apditorof State, will address his fellow
citizens 10 the German language at
Indianapo is, Thursday, Oct. eth AZ ?. n
New Albany, Friday, Oet tn, atTP.s, etFn
Evansville, Saturday, Oct 18Th, atTP.E "a
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-06
INFORMATION WANTED.

Two ORPHAN BOYS. AGED TWELVE
Il Aad thirteen years. are IN she city in ssareh
ef Jenzthaa Yates, an unrls, late Of Mt. Veraon.
Tho boys are quite destitute, and say they from
IrontOwu, Ohio, between Portsmouth, sad CALI
polls Mr.. \ stss Gan get iafarmafion by calling
DR. Graham. u Third 1t peet T. tsseen Sycamore
and Vine. - - ~safaa - ~ ocfs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-06

GoiSa TO REsIsr. = We have heard
a rumor that some of the drafted men
in Warrick county are making arranges
ments to resist all efforts to put them
into the service. That little game was
tried in Crawford county, but proved >,
very shortrhved affair.ew go
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-06
Prof Madison Evans

Contingent Elecior for the State at large, will ad-
dress his fsIIow-citizsns At the following places
and times:
Newburgh, warrick Co., Thursday, Oct. eth, at
Evansville, yanderburgh Co., Thursday, Oct.
9Th, at p. a.
Sullivan. sullivan Co, Friday, Oct. 7, ct p. n.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-06
Arfraifer Killed.

Or. Berry the rebel candidate for Con-
agressin ths=Ennrth= Congressional Dis
trict, made a speech at Laurel, Franklin
county, on the 9th inst, AID after bar.
ranging bis audience. for q sufficient
length Of time TO convince them that his
assertions that s'the Union was a id
humbug," and that its dissolntioa would
be one of the. greatest blessings that
eeuld happen to heupeople of the North
vest; that the rebel constitution was
better than ours; and that il was the
duty of the Democratic party TO crush.
by. force this Abolition Government;
and smnch more Of the same quality
we're true The crowd became very
uproarIons and commeBced shouting for
JEFF Davis and the Southern Confedera-
Cyl This proved too much for Colonel
James Smith, of .CoenersviHe, late of
the Sd Tennessee cavalry, who was
present and accordingly put bullet
through one Of the leaders named
Dewess This rather cooled the.r srdor
and stopped their treason. tbs Colo
mel remarked that he was in me habit
of killing that sort of people wherever
ne found them, no matter whether it was
n tennessee or Indiana-7Iad journal.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-06
REWARD.

T WILL GIVE FIVE -DOLLARs RKWARD
i for evidence sufficient 70 coByftt persons who
may hsrszftsr Be fean1 hnntihe ar shooting, oz
IHK SAEBAIH. In BLsekfords or Parrst'e woods,
or in the EASTERN suburbs Ct the city.
Gocs6S2wd 719o3 A. L. ROBINSON.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-06
BOOTS . ND SHOES

READ a. co, NO. So MAIN ST,
1hlf are in dslly receipt Of the best makes OF
Boots and Shes, made IN New Eagla1d. and they
have made up their minds 20 sell 2hem az the very
lowest figures thsy can be Eold II % kustAfn life
Call and examine their goods before buying.
octS-1W M 80
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-06
REWARD.

p OOO REWARD WILL BE GIVEN FOR
. (OO tie apprs Aension znd delivery to ne
zef John Lancaster. vka, oa Thursday. sept. 18th,
Ts61, Stole from me the sum Of $500 in arrency.
John Lancaster is about 20 years Of age, fair
elmplexisn, freckled, has sandy hair, grayish
eyes, feet high, and weighs absut los pounds.
JOSEPH JOLLY.
oe5-lwe New Harmony, Ind -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-06
FOR RENT.

EOR RENT TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER,
IL two Stores on Main street, for one year with
thu privilege from two TO four years, TO rtspon-
sibls parties only.
The bulldogs now in course Of oonstrlc-
Non, and will be arranged TO suit the tenants.
Tor particulars apply to
sl7 81 MURsINNA A BOYD,
oatl ChaHdlar's Bl OK.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-06
COUNTY UNION TICKET

tElso'ion, Tuesday, October nth, 1891
For Representatives
d ha FREDERICK W COOK, Of Pldgeon.
For Clerk Of Coswts.
BLYTHE HYNEs, Of Pidgeon.
l. ROBERT FARLEY, Of PIdgeon.
For TTeasurcr
o- COL. JOHN RHEIHLANDER. Of Perry.
For Recorder.
CASPER ToMHEMELT, o. Pidgeon.
For Coroner. ID.
JOHN B1sCHMANN, of Pidgeon.
For Surveyor.
SAMUEL q. ROGERS, Of Union.
For CouHfg ConmissioHsr.
CHARLES KNOWLES, ef Scott
..a t.
union Executive Committee, Ist
District.
pagSess-JoHN VAN TRVEs, principal;
W. F. THOMPSON, contingent.
Dabois.-JoHH mann, principal
ERNEsT PfoKHARDT, contingent
Sabsoa IN. D. FREsoH, principal;
JAMES I. EMHREE, contingent.
Raop.-Muros GHEE, principal;
JAMES s. PRITcHErT contingent.
MartiA-LEwIs BaoOKs. principal
MIcHAKL REILLY, contingent
Pks.-GooDLErT MoRGAS, principal;
p. Q. HAMsOsD, contingent
Possv.--JoHN A. mann, principali
n. J. RooERs, contingent.
Spsnoer.-JAMEa FARLEY, principal;
r. T. KRkcHEvAL, contingent.
Yandsrburoh.-AbvAH JoHSsoN, principal.
JAMES II. MoNEELY, contingent
WaTYtsh-JoHH D. HANDY, principal;
J. b. HuDsPerH, contingent.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-06

psy~ The Democratic press is just
now urging its votariss' not to be dis
couraged b.. telsgraPhis reports of Fed
eral victories, but to look upon them as
Abolition lies gotten up TO injure the
chances of BfcCtellan's election. CuTis
Gus, amt it? .ar
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-06
SUBSTITUTES.

kNY PERSON WISHING a SUBSTITUTE
A can procurs sns b. Addressing P 0, Box No.
49, oee-zt
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-06
rnr. w r r MeINTYRR

WIN address the people Of Pike and Daviess eoun-
ties az follows - s Oh.
Bethel Church Thursday, Oct 18Th, ct ?. -.
OtNell, Saturday, Oct. sth. at P.H. 4l
Washing ton, DaYiess Co., Monday, October 10th,
at r. g..
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-06
FOR SALE.

nAaUERREAN TooLs.--I HAVE SET OF
~ Instruments and other fixtures fer a nasuer-
rsan Gallery, which will sell lew. They can be
seen bv calling on me or Geo. Gates, up-stairs az
she Auction Room.
eoS HIRAM NELSON
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-06
Fruit Farm for Sale.

VITIsHING TO. GIVE MY UNDIVIDED
w attention to merchandising I now offer for
sale my farm In Centre township, S1s miles from
Evansville--a pleasant and healthy location 1t
contains SO acres, sixty Of which under Guilt
walton the rest IL well timbered. There are
about 1000 fruit trees, comprising choice varieties
zee. Apricots, sc.
The dwelling and outhouses are large, eohve-
nient, and In good repair.
ssitable city proprty taken IN part payment.
Long time given IL required. For particulars
apply az thu store Of yieksry Bros. Sc 1872 Main
street. lssp2el sAM'L VfcKERY. F
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-06
HAY

DALED HAY IN QUANTITIES TO SUIT
o4-u No. 10 Water street
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-06
WANTED.


q GOO WILL BE PAID To ANY ONE
D Jul who will sc for year as a substi-
tute for e drafted man. Enquire at the store Of
John s. Hopkins before the 18th inst. elliot
HaINERs AND LABoRERs WANTED AT
M the Rodiam Mines. Apply At the Mines, or
AAs Coal once on Water street. octl-lwd&w
WANTED TO PURCHksE.-A
NJ couple of mules not over twelve hands high,
md not less than six years old. Apply 81 the Coal
Once on Water street oeu-dSwl~
A AALF AND FEMALE TEACHER TO
- - caarga Of the Free School in the town Of
0AiaSa i. ~ leach all the branches required by
N~eAS, Cor the term Of six months. A
Ros'Es y - viii be given. None bat good teach
erE,NelA scommendeds need apply. Application
tsNE>HS - Immediately 70
THEODORE sTEYER,
ssp24 Golronda. ILL.,
A LADY TEAoHEE, FULLY COMPETENT
IA 20 take charge OF S lect Female School, not
ezeeeding twenty pupils, at GoIconda, Ms Apply
70 WESLEY SLOAN, or
JOHN GILBERT,
ssPs Gclconda, Ills.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-06
ELECTIoN .TICKETs.

We would say TO our friends in the,
country that the Journal office il pre-.
pared to furnish any amount of tickets on
the shortest notice, and on reasonable
terms. Send in your orders. Don't
ostpone the matter until it is too late.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-06
REAL ESTATE SALE.
Valuable Farm for Sale.


DE- vIKTuE OF a DECRRR or THE COURT
ID o. Common Pleas 81 Fandsrbarg c0agBty, rem
dared It TIE s. tsmbaF term, issf, vii. sell II
Public Auction,
Atths Court Houss in Ky1nsvips GA 81 e.
sATURDAT, OCTOBER SIN,
AZ o'eioek > ~. the believing described tract Of
iAsd. situated IA knight township. b<iag the
eoafh half Of the vest half Of the northwest
qaArtar 81 SEXTON No thirty -four (54), IN tosn-
ship six le}s south d range ten fIe) west, Goa
taEnfng 20 acres, owned by the wid6w ssd chi
drsn Of Rev. Joseph A. DixssB, dseea4ed- This
farm Is within two miles 81 Evansyi e, has - y
serss Of cleared l4sd. young sppls erehard q
three hundred and sixty treess 40 be4rfng peach
trees also few bsaring apple Ana par tres 81
TEEns on sxLE.--Ons quarter cash, The residus
in thrse eqaal paymsnts-oue, two aud three
wears sssh, the purebnssr giving bis nofs with in
fersst A. az per cent, waving rsifFffrom Tslua-
ftsu or advertisements Of propeFt > A de-d Nfii -
exscutsd - soon as the last pay n1ent IL nsa~
- - - = =@ - - - Comm IssssTer
A. L. RoBrss9s, ATTY. seps-std-ftS
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-06

YUMos MxEnsaG ReasembeP the fol
lcwink meeengss8 / / 3 j
TO-uigt I 'Thursdsy1sa ar ths UaiOui
Wigvam.g Speech byT Prof { Madison
Evans, eandidats Tor contingentr elector
Also the completion Of the important
business commenced last night at the
- 8 co LOOT oIiSO
Also : German qnEsssssia meeting tSsiFh. in
Eamasco, at Martin Soils Speeches
by Messrs Bogen and Bischof q
(Friday) ssehin q German
meeting at the wigwsn. spssehes by
Messrs. gBischofr and Bogeqo To0 s
Saturday at noon, the. seldiers' We'll
come Home and Free Barbecue at Gar
rick's Grove, on the E. & C. Railroad,
eight miles north Of town. COAL 81
Saturday night, meeting at the Wig.
wamG Speeches BY Gen Hsfrow. and
Albert Lange, ESQ.,
Monday, barbecue and pols-raising at
J. Y Fsrsss, Eve miles ont ins German
township.
Monday might, Oct. 10, grand rally at
the Wigwamr Speeches BY Col Con
RAD Baker ana others = = Xxx X
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-06

DIN Yor EvEa7-Did you ever see il
the. Times, or any other Confederats-
Democratic organ an appeal tothe patti
otisn Of. its readers with view ofsinfu-a
encing their votes? Did you ever hear
or see il point out the benefit of the
Union in esher lighsthan-tAat of dollars
and cents?
b Did yop ever see it abuse or denouhee.
JET Davis Or any one fighting under his
banner2 -
Did you eVer see 1t give honor to or
speak well Of any officer or soldier fight
ing in the Union cause, without attempt
ing to turn it TO political aeeountzfOr
the benefit Of the party7 4srs --s
Did you ever know il to denounee
Floyd, or Thompson, or Sanders, or Me-,
Kinstry, or any other Democrat, for
stealing from the G0vernmentR No,
you never. s5er
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-06
, F1RsT-CLAss PIANOS.
FIRE LIMITS.

NOTICE j. hereby given that l will apply 70
~ the City Council 70 build Frame Dwelling
House, tvo story, % by q feet, on Lot No. z,
ssPt2a 2w tgtiA w. NJ AIKaAN.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-06
Stewart Cooking Stove for Sale.

Il oFFER FOR SALE A NEW, LARGEsT
Il sine Stewart Cooking stove, with all the fixtures
complete. II can b. seen ct my residence on To-
gust street, near seventh. Price, $40.
oCt3-lw G.. DREW.
4 HOUSE AND LOT ON BUhT0N AVENUE,
near Water street, Lamaseo. The house eon-
tains ak rooms, . kitchen, and good cellar, with
nne out houses
en- Lest street, LAmasco. #...A
double frame house. containing thirteen
rooms, on WAlnzt street, near Third.
Two ten acre tracts of land, near the city limits
Enquire Of RUDOLPH KRHR,
Real Estate Agent.
onios In Halle Block opposite the Crescent City
Bank. sepl6-1m
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-06
important ProeeedIng..

After Gov. Morton had concluded his
speech last night, he following rssSius
tons were introduced tothe meeting and
adopted with great uhaninisy and en-
thusiasm. 3{f,s2 ana - 20
The people are determined 10 have
"fair election" on next Tuesday and no
fight wf4 umu1 nfsuJ
Rssolred, That in view Of the magn-
tude of the consequences depending
upon the result Of the approaching cleo
ton, State and national, Il III important
that every unconditional Union man
should be reminded and convinced. that
be has 3 place 10 I'll and part to act
which cannot be delegated TO another,
but which must be performed BY each
man for himself .~4f - 4.e
Resolved, That COMMITTEES be now
appointed, whose duty il shall Be 10 take
all needful measures TO secure to all
lawful Yoters- aE- opportunity 10 cast
their ballots, to F-eyept illegal votes
being cast, and especially to see That the
whole strength Of the unconditional
Union party is brought to the polls.
Resofced, Thai il shall b. the duty of
said committee to select and report to a
meeting to be held in this placs on to-
morrow evening, suitable executive,
vigilence and rallying committees for
each election precinct in this township,
and generally to do all acts which they
usag deem necessary and advisable, and
calculated to promote aud insure q fair,
full and peaceful election on Tuesday
next
Resolred, That this meeting hereby
earnestly requests and advises all BUSH
mesa men to suspend business and close
their places Of bnsiness on the dag of
election, so as TO afford TO themselves
and those in their employ an opportunity
to devote the entire day to the discharge
of their duties as freemen and electors.
The following committee was appoint
ed to select avigilence, s challenging
and rsnying committee, With instruc-
tons to report to the meeting tonight:
John S. Hopkins, John j. Chasdler,
Philip Decker, VIM. Baker, and Jacob
Benninghof.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-06

Church Property for. Sale.
TUE TRUSTEES OF THE LOCUST STREET
nsthedist Church otter for sale their old
ghHrch on Locast street, between Second and
Third, At abargain. ~ 81 IS
Enquire q ASA IGELEH ART,
Aag1a-u Third street.
kf.nk RESIDENCE FOR SALE. The splen-
- aia residences aud grounds Of the late H. p Cas-
set cry, nneiy located In the Immsdiate vicinity
o. Mt vernon Indiana, ore offered TO purchasers
AZ private ssAs. The grounds contain about seven
acres. ana the premises are in complete repair
Persons deatrous Of purchasing one Of -tha hand
soonest places In Southern Indiana are rrtrrsd 70
Il. NJ. SPENCER, ESQ. Nj yernoc ~, ~ ~
JN0.J. CHANDLER, Esq, Evansville-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-06

No Union man viii be base enough
we trust, to stay awsy from the polls
through. fear of violence, and nons, We
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-21
sheridan.
S,r.Amher l@il. 1854.

saue,nAN. Sheridan. cavalry Sheridan.
Him al The horses and sabers sing.
Look. how he drove them!
look bow he Glove them!
Sshers5 bclabcred, confused, and coniouIlueo'
Tho whole Rebel rOut, as they fell BACK Us
founded
1, - fierce stride and swing
Of eur nle,, 9aiioping'
sboptinc Win vensear,,.e, roaring with laughter,
cheering with victory, as hey p,@neGu ai'er
Sheridan Sheridan, cavalry Sa'guah'
All fair Shenandoah tbou nest of the robber,
How stands the count with thy people today
Where is the fire now,
Showing thy ire pow,
Hlazing. while gazing with fear and smszement,
As on Il crcpt swiftly from door-post to easement
Weeping with pale dismGy.
Stood maids and matTDns grayl
Has il no. spread TO thy end o.! he Valley
Did il not follow thee in thy grand sally,
Sheridan Sheridan, cavalry Sheridan!
Chombcrsburc, Chambersburg, smoldering
Chsmbersburg,
Sit in thy ruins, content with Thy LOT
10 thy despoilcg,
SHARED BY the ioiler,
Reiterated, defeated, torn pierced, siaShed with
g1Shes, =,
ashes!
on I! be thy griefs forgot,
Every bright lGureled spot
On thy fair hill-sides wait matrOn and maiden
With charlcts Of glory, to welcome aud laden
Sheridan, Sheridan, cavalry Sheridan.
o! Early, mad Early thou ruthless invader,
Where arc the troopers who followed thy raid'
Look st their corSeS,
soldiers and horses
Whiten and brighten with bones, shining erimly
On an Tie Tide plains they RODE over So trinity
What has the raven said
Where hes the red fox preyc1f
What is the high-sailing buzztrd declaring
In Richmond's white, up,urred ,ace, Of Thy war
laring,
Sheridan. Sheridan, cavalry Sheridan'
Sheridan. Sheridan, cavalry Sheridan,
when thou sbalt come to Thy people again,
Crowns we shall Irvine for thee,
Aud The ripe wine fof thee,
Flashing and splashing iroal go3let and bcaker'
Shall wbirl round thelips OF he eloquent speaker
a. he essays in vain
Homage 10 make II plain
How tie great heart Of the iac.lart Nation
Swels towards thy own in II, fall admiration,
Sheridan. Sheridan, cavalry Sheridan!
PHI PreSs.1 GEOgGR II. BOXER.
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s.e.o,f 4. Kangaroo (Br) Hrl-nsn. Liverpool
Steamer L. fr1fee. Davis, Nrwbrrn.
Steamer l.. Tros Skiton, CITY 7 IT. g 2. skiton ell.
s,esmer joan Il. Ihomp.on, McCebs. baltimore M'Dism
Dairen.
Shie r.. Herrb bic Psul San FraIei-co II. ~ Cooley.
Bank Jo, an NJ lsr.a.l. uts.aer hueHos AyEes va
rs 5n.e7!des Eunch. MciucGe " end.
Blk Ena Bal Cox Anaso aad Nasua5o ?. J. Ne'ins
sons.
Big j. w.. johns,on Foster, Batb.does, Z L D"4lhL
schI Jof 1 Iefthsu, Trishdi, hotlf
schr Ann Cousns. Boston. Z u May 90
S,hf Mob a. ishsu. Eiz ihsttTsff. Talbot & 90.
schr H. r. Metcaf lisl, Wsh ns'on, 5. kenny
sehr Grace 0irae, Ckrk, wssAnrio" i.ekef pey'on'
Hchr Gle-g.ood Blylis, Georgr'ova. irksr Dayton
Schf. Msrv SAWYER Pembroke. Simpson A Clap.
sehr QUosn Of Clipper ,bri, Ds'i4son Hs,hAE a oih'
.rs 4 60. -, o., r.
soop .zo.iro Maynard, Hartford II. ;. kaessti
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rrpvs.d.

T. & steam transport Jersey Blue Hopkins Fortfcl Non
roo % hours. to y. =. A.-Q.-N.
Bre Haiift fof Iruo y =, B1nAcy, bonafe' - days
ALT n. J. @ G.. A. DeWof
Bne Mfssret Gdly lEr}, Har,ry. bahia, a. days rose
wood N.p'er wexford
Bris Aarc fBrl Monen Cort Boyd HeinckNn.
Bris HANDY. X yfsr Fortress ionroe huUsy Nrpha~c
R6s Aice 81 1de (Rrl rrice Cayes, br-tt Son Co
BnR r. a. A. Plts fBI) webb. k-fH'pds, Middleton Co.
Bris H.ze, Iiasy.oi " sshir goli ; - n.y.
Schf. Jenny LIND. Cole Shnle q. :. snow
Scir John SNOW, Co.e, shule, O. l.. snow.
Schr Rsoer (8r), Vincent, Hai.ax }. Lsaycfaf'.
1ebr Porui~ir Ds,i. Hslnior-. Brnf'c-, smith 90.
SohG T. Bcmeut Deckei Baltimore Bentey, smith Co
Schr jams j. Bay Chsudef. Nor1ic h
ScAr A.. IA. Iiicatnei. Niek.rson, ri-nifofd
schr. Mott BcdcH. tcd,l, ban cosl.
Sclr hru aud Sl.Gn Douelas. b0slle.. Monroe ,
shf TnaAfgea Bhtiofd hey Wei, IL dsys cotton, I'd
II b. Sc. X. T.. McCresGy C..
sioop Deep river Braisy, Hlrori H. 3. kaehe'i SON.
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Proposals,
OPyIcE OF ARMY CLOrrtNe AND lUIpA6s.


NEg DIX Dcionef 49, IF'
4 RAiY SUPPLiLS.--Scaed Proposals VIII
n hc rreei ged az l.s Office until ~ o'clock Slufdiy.
The 2 n-si for Furnishing bs ,onTeo at the pot u Arm
CLOTH. mi Equte H. t.ia city:
Pc % ro.ees ~ second qoai assorted rrEl'on -.
pilicr so state IN the 4opoa- now mans hey wish 10
rnYiih Lc t0luhcy make e vfs an within what
time can complete the delivery Of al they pr0pose ia uT
ns par OF TIE hooto,s must accompany zach proposal -
"a se.-rlr. .,
Che United States reserves tie ds g reject my part OF the
whole lac bids may DO deemed best Tor the n'er'' q
The service. - ,,,.p ,
Bootces % ora addressed to Col d. u. NlNION,
ID. q. NJ Cen, u. 3 A.
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Go Ubout it nan Gourern.

If ISAAC STEER, Blacksmith, Cor his heirs)
formerly Of Wipchastcr Va vii communicate with J.
If. WITH ROW. Midcown, Danphin Co., Ia he VIII bear
OF something greatly To ri, advantage.
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STAT ~ NEV-i0RE
Popr-WAPpYas' OFFICE M. lo4 Ws'lst
NOTICE is hereby given. III accordance with
section N the act passed Apyii "a, 1851 euted "An
Al 10 Rr,retzs the Wardens Once Of ae Pom OF New
yos 10 M per.ona iucrertod IA. having charge a. tho
ie. natlet Of such inquiry. exinii9n survey that
tb. following vessels under rxaipfio by tho Port
W.rdes an that the said s1rveys examinations VIII be
completed an ten days slccsciiu! this noucs On,
soAId said ycsse's: . -
gtean.hip Caledonia. ..s.......,.........S1 =. X
~tarr1ffliy IeutOI Llpoptfh
Bal Florence Peters ..............A fl4Iflc DDth
ScLr CeoIze Prescott. &c Dock.
aIHrnOhNE 1OMPklSS, President.
AYES UEHHfsAs s.cfeury.
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