Daily Evansville Journal, Volume 14, Number 201, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 22 May 1862 — Page 3

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THUBcDAT MORNING.. . MAT 22 Special tUee Botlotcs, Pill. Billon Jtftetton: When we flod our i. eaj lcs clear than usual, ejeBight dimmed and head dies , we may frel sure . that we are in immediate need of ome cooling and purifying medicine. Ko time eh-uld be loat in procuring a box o' HoUoway's rills, which will rsstore or "rr to tho dotangrd fun' tioni of the liver andstonach. 1M Urhmt cum mmH da In &mr. Much very way. But sh can't iep peace in iho family without a bottle of Dee 1 Shot t kill S the blood-thirsty horde of hungry Bed-Bugs that, sjninvlte 1, lutrodno- themselves tober lodger, to Ihnlrirnt mbiianec and diriruft. Now is tie time to o?e it Kill 'em now I Ko family sbou d be withe at it. The Dead Shot makea a clean aweep; reude s pence ce. tain l.y the au. Ihi ation of theenrtny. SOLD BT ALL THEDRl'GQlsTo. Agents in Evausvllle, KELLER A WHITE. mylMIra ' rtt t'mnrtctlvn mmm Kxptrltnet of mm imrmUd. Publiahe I fur the benefit and as a warning and a cauuoa tj yonug men who suffer from Nervous lability, Prematura Decay, Ac; supplying at the ime time the me mi of So'.f-Our Ry one who hmcjrel him elf af.er boin pat to great expense thronxb medical Imp it ion aud mackery. By euelodtig a pa t paid address d eu Velepe, uxaLs rim ni-vj b kid ol the author, NATHANIEL MATFAIR, K-q., Bedford, Kings, Co., N. Y, mhl5 dAwly "TA Jpp'Ulit.U is a rery sitfjcult matter with I lie mnjoril y of persons to ri-strain their pi etltes; hence, we see an abtndAB-e of Dy pejsla. Liver Complain t, and Dixe- 'ert of Ih i Stoma h aad Digestive Organs. U-Hifl'.n Ge -man B. iters will entirely cure tne complaint , and restora th sjstemtoitso I ,i .al i.pr nul etrei gth. They are for Ie by dregi,'8' ami b aVr in tmdiciuct every b -re, at 75 e.-itt n- r lottle. fel.18 Hair tip ! ilmtr I If I llmtr Stpm .' WM. A. BATOHKLoR'S HAIK DYE Tuo only harniles- an ' relialili- Bye ktmwu 1 all i the s are mere imitatk.ua, and rkoiikl b ? ev Hi d if yen -;-h to escape ridrcuta. GREY, EKO OU RUiTY HAIR .l;cd inta-itl) to a beautiful and natural Brown or bl.tck, witu onl the loaM injury te (I ir o Skin. FIFTEEN MRtMLS AND DIPLOMA h ve ben awarded to Wtu A B ftchnior nine I ''! a:n) over 200,' OJ a piictnu btve bet-u iu td to ih hair tf the iatr us of hii fa:u,)ii Dye. la. A. BATCH-LOU II A t It DYK prr-'nee-t a color not le I iimium-heJ f om nu n e u-i I warranter! not . l-'jure in the l-a-t, ho rem loug it may be contiiin I, an I Hi- ill efforts of Ni-i T'ye remedied. Tlielnir is in1 ig'"" fr li'e by this splendid Dye, hirh is properly a plb-i a' N. 16 Tond "3 rt-t, Ne Y.nk. Sold in all the ckiesanl t ;wm of l bo Unltel tiliKi, oy Drirgg'sts nnl Kjr.ey Goodit De-ler-s. Tl.sG on 'nt hm tin. namn " WillUrn A. Ba'ch -alor,M wnd r'!dr n n on a srel p'ute eiigvMvinjp, . n the fortr elites of nh box. VHObKSAt.K Facto t, bl B ikOLl T St., nihil fjiie 3X3 Br- k Iwit. Ne e York. NLW ADYERTIE;iE TS. HEISllAN IUTI 9. U.l.. KRATZ & HEILMAN. CITY FOUNDRY" ! M AN I T ACTCH EKs A M II : r I LI-K US r ST F. KNGINK3 ASI) IMtf.KttS, Paw and Grist SHU Miu-hinery, Tub to i!rrew GammiiiR Mack imi.,'hitiPerSnf Citiie Mills, Tliraalng Mneliltiea, 4tc. KVANSVILI.K INI rWVIE PROPRIETOR 8 OFTUE VITt PO' .- JS. Ary bee leave to Inform their friends and tits public in general, that they tire prepared to do l. ill's of KACniXE AND rtSISHING WOitK, aid everything apportaininu to the K.mml-y Lil ns They are mnnufiivturiiig dTKAH CiwixuiM fn i sba of any air.e and power rwj'iired. l II M.whiuery and Mill Goaring of any siao. lery and Mining Machinery, Tobacco crcrewo, T in . ming Machines, Thrashing Machine, Mtlt .Vt; a lioreepc w-r Com-sheilers, Machinery of aM d Q'ie and repaired, iron and Brai OHtiu f every description, Iron Ilonsefrouls, C'eller '.; aits fc. Cooking and Healing Stovo iff the InU'Mi improved piitlerus; Hollow Wara, Dog Iroiii, c. BKKWKK8, D13TILLK -.S. RKCTm KS..c, Bnpplied with every description of lpper act Sheet Iron Work, Brewing Setitee, R-frieerator AttcmiKirators, tipaigea, ctilllieads and Wtrini m an improved principle, Columns for Alcohol SnilYeast Jugs, Cans, Syphon, Ac; Cupi-er, Lee I en Iron Tipe; Copper, Brass and iron Pumps of -vei) ariety, for Weer, spirits, oil, Brass Cock, min Valves, Steam W hi -lies, tc. Workmen sevt 'o all iarta lu 01 U work and b repairs on Steam Boilers, Copper and -hiel In a Work, te. OLD METALS BOl'GBT. They are dealing in and wiling Allen's lnij-ro Steam Gauge, Wrought Iron welded Pipes and bing, Hiram Hopkins" Improved Smnt Machl Stephen iiughes' Vlour deparautrs, Gtituan Bo tag Cloth, Gum Elastic Belting, Packing, hbtse, t . of the boat kind; Tinpla'e, Sheet Icon, Biock Tit. Pig Iron, Babit Metal, Spelter, Kire Brick. They have every facility ot he best .il e:hiner) and workmen, ana will give all work entrusted them, their individual attention. Oiling onlei r promptly, warranting their work, aud are aiin d with reasonable nrioea. Wl"0tllc and Sale Rooms, No. 6" Main "rev ' Fctindoi y, Boiler Yard a I Machine hop "U P in street, between First ' tecond stree'a, ivtt s rtlla, Indiana. jf1Hi f.l HJiSfti' U a . Keg ird less of wy hard timea Young Anivtics lun-t ri le, end us n-nal II. A. COOS is in le pt.fa ftih ss-ort ment, the first leceiTed in ibe city this season. 2 dcen Willow Cabs with ut covets ; 3 do do du wiih cover : 2 do do do on springs with cover; 2 do asftorttd w d b.-dy calts; 1 do Young Americi Excel iior on spring. At aiuAtl H. A. COOK S. 'ikltUr JHTWi. til. oil ..r .- e w ilna Candies and o ttoaeo uni Coil tlil Chimuoysuoi near so att lo break as the round on't". Just received t 1ert VI KKRT BPOS.. R2 M-ln-l. . 309 boxes German and Palm, for sale K? l.ow by S. K CI LHKuT o nililO Walnut Street House Re-o ened. M. publio that I have rfitt-d and r o; ened the above named popular House, nd that I am now ready to accommodate pernutnei t and traasietjt Boarrdf rt. Mo pains will be spared to make mv guests c m tollable. M- JOJikS. JtaXjnjy CcmiI tMI Chimnlee, a sorted sixes, crmprfaing some new kinds not vet cOered the public in tb-s ph-cs, just received rer steamer Lancaster, and for sain at VIG'KERY BROS., febl t No. Si Main Street. g, OBKMJVSli&JHS.X Or.eaus aad Jt. Cuba S -J gars lost received and tjt aalo at mail advance on co-t, at VICKEftY BR" S. Jan 14 No. 82 Main street. rMXK'MB. Imperia , Toung Hyson, GuupowJL der and Oolong Toas, at from 4oc. to SI 10 per lb., at YKKKttY BKOS., No. 82 Main St. rr CM.-Tm hjlvu rofi tasji tfvVF new Beef Tongues, at dec28 TICK KUY BROS., 82 Maiu at. jflOJl. -sT.V t JsflBA Olfc.W bbls aV received per steamers Praiiie Rosa and Lebanon, the clearest and nice it yet rece.it ei, for sals low by bbl or gallon, at Jan28 TICKKRT BROS. JySStiJV-CJg Oh- CVMfi'JRKM boxes, hi jl gross eacn, for sale by oc!2 i K. GILBERT A CO e ep8 No. 82 Main Street. nUJUVt tonTlich countrT MJf Bran, at H. A. COOK8. Tang Main street. COEONER'S INQUEST. WBX AT HUM tiAlHH ilHlt THAT OJV MJf the Z'Al dsy or April, 1862, the nniiersigoed. Justice of the Peac, in and for Union Township, Vandvrbnrgh Conntv, Indiand. held an leanest. with the assistance ol twelve qualified electors of my townsutp, over the dead beiy ot an iafant famale child, found dead in the we1 1 at the residence of John W. Catlett, in the Township, ennty, and Btate aforesaid, then and there returned to me the following verdict : "We do find that the deceased came to its death by having its head ixaihed by the bands o- one Ann Mcualeb, who is the mother of said child." J. 8. CATLETT, Justice and Coroner for the time being of Vanderburgh County. ma2 3ww

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loots & Shoes Re ail & Lawrence, 2wIVI0r STXIB33T ARE NO W OFFERING THE LARGEST, STOCK OF COOD Hoots and SHocs To be found in the State. HAVING BOUGHT .FOR CASH, Wt CAN and WILL SELL FOR CASH Cheaper than avy other Ioute. - WE DEFY all COMPETITION. 0lll sTXIlCi BOG UEAD & LAW HENCE. March 24th. 18C2. Hats : : Hats : : : If you wont a good assortment of SOFT FUR, WOOL, PANAMA, LEGHORN, and . PALM LEAF HAT , .41 dead low fyures, you will find them at READ & LAWRENCE'S, UNTo. S20 TVTrtxi Street. March 24th, 1862. o CO p e-t-O t O o o o -t O P (9 1 o O o g ce O e-t O tr p p c-t-n Q n o o CO cn CO P c-e a i Ol P e-e o Cl n CO P . P Pa. TO Pa P f-( CO fit e 13 o M O to B O Pi CO p 2 " Cay S P- 5 CO 03 ft V, r P o a (0 l-t 0 P o O J 4 t to p Pa ta I p o a B t rtP o 53 p 2 S S. 5? A t J. Pi O m o 33 o o CO 'Elliott's." WfBMStt BVTTKK 50 JV A. nico Fnsh Table Butter, in sto.e ibis m ing, at Elliotts Family Grocery. 20 boxes GrranD So 'p, Palm ' to StarCandlis, t" " Starch, joat received at Ellio t's Family Grocery. .1 caans Parafutia candle'. fi gross German G ycerine i o,p, for t"i'et use, 5 fcross transparea tsoae, 2 bcxes cru sta ch, 'r u iuary put o--cs, 10 doxeu assortelsis s Bishoprics.' bakioj powder, just received at Elliott's. 25.000 pounds A No. 1 hams, 10 OUU pouuds prime sbonlder, " f 0,00 ponnds sides, In sto e, aud for sale at E'li it's Family Grotery. LAKD. 2,0u0 pounds piime leaf lard. KYE. 500 pounds pscrbed rye. BARLEY. 20i pounds par hi d barley, just received at Klliolt'. BROOMS. 75 ilcjsen Hce brooms, from loc to 40c, jnst rtccived at El iott'e. . . , FLOOR. l'V eks donble xtra white wheat flour ; 25 bbls XXX family II ur, warranted to be qaal to any in the city, at !littt'fj. fay 7 i TtOBOJVHR'S MJYqUJt8T. Be it rewLy" memberedthaton this 14th day of April, 182, the u -dersigoed, a J notice of I bo Peace, within and tor the Xowaship of Pigeon, county of Vanderburgh and Stato of Indiaua, held an inquest, with the assistance ef twelve qualified electors of my tonntlilp, over the dead ho ly of John Welsh; who was fonnd dead at his late residence in the city or Evansville, County an I State aforesaid, wren aid where said jury returned to me the following verdict : We do find lbs deceased came to bisdsath fr. m two shots tram a double barreled shot gun In the bands o! Milts Ogle, by Lim discharged." BEN. STIN.SON, Justice ard Coroner for the time being of Vm-derbn-gh county. ap!8 CHOICE POTATOES. stflfl i7 CMOICH JOTJt- " " e TOES received on consignment and for lebr SHAaPE A CO. apaa-dlw Agencyfor Soldiers Claims. Mm WHITTLKSY procure Invalid Pensions, Bounty Money, Arrears of Pay, and Land Warrants, under the several acts of Congress , 'T.".?""?' aRd no Prt of ""Bl' charges colltcted till thectuim is secured. Office on the north sids of Third Street, betweon Main and Locust, Evansville, Indiana. fcbl5 McBKIDK A WHITTLESEY.

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AFTERNOON REPORT. More Volunteers to be called for Lake Defences An important prophecy A recess of Congress proposed Later from Europe Arrival of the Scieta Governor Saxton shipwrecked. Wasaikgton, May 20. A call ii sooq to be made on the States for additional volunteers to the number of at least 100,000. Careful inquiry has elicited the fact that our army is entailer than baa been represented, even in official accounts, numbering; not quite 500,000 effective men. This fresh force is to be used as a reserve, to be sta tioned at convenient gancies. points to meet entertimes dispatch. TFashtsgton, May 20. The subject of lake defence aad lake commerce was very forcibly and fully presented this morning at a meeting of the New York delegation in Congress, by the Hon. Samuel B. Ruggles, who appeared in behalf the State. The principal topics discussed were the present undefended condition of (he lakes, and the great extent and the rapid growth 'of the commerce on their waters. Alsj the vital importance of the cereal products of the States surrounding the lakes in furnishing the elements of foreign commerce, and consequently in swelling the amount of duties on imports to be received in exchange. The two cardinal measures growing out of these discussions, and which must occupy the attention ot Congress, will be the opening of adequate channels from the eastern a:. d western eitrt milies of i be lakes, first to bo effected by enlarging the locks on the Erie k Oswego Canal, and by enlarging the CBtial from Chicago to the Illinois River. 1' is hoped that tbesi two gnat measures vi i;l unite the integral portions of our barnmnious system, rxtending from the Hud Sun and the Mississippi, permitting the pasfnge throuchout the line of mail clad vessels sufficient lor the dttVnce cf these great waters. The World's dispatch state?, under date of Baltimore Cro-s Roads, Va. 16 miles from Richm jnd, May 1 8' b : I make a proplieiy that Richmond is u'tatidoued by the enemy without a fight, an. I that, we occupy it witLin 48 hours. If ill 8 is not fo, all sigrs ftil Thit i Die edeance diviion towards Richmotid. Cavh!tv are biyoud us t Bottom Bridge The tmmy blew it up testerdar, but little will it imptde our prt gtess. The stream is narrow, the wa'er three feet deep and an eafy fu d. W hshisgto.-. May 20. An effort will be aiat'e in i he House to morrow to adjourn from the 28'h insl. to the 2i of J ir e, in vrili r to enable members to visit their homis titid Hfioril liuiv for putting the HaM in summer trim. Those who favor the proposition ih'nk that such an arrangement will not ill l.iy business, as the House is far in advnn'eof tlie fcenate. In this respect the Hou-e only content plates a holiday. Montreal. May 21. The Governmen was defeated yesterday on the vote on the V Hilary bill which was rejected. Yeas 54 "J.ay3 61. The House adjourned. A dissolution of Parliament is aoticipal .1 hut tts ihe bill is popular in the country is probnble the Ministry will be suppartl in the event of a new election. Nkw York, May 21. The steam-r Scotia -rrvrd here at 1 o'clock this morning. The Snmtf r remains at Gibraiter. Mr. Lnyaid stated in the House of Comoii!' that so far as the govennment knew, -r. .uercier s visit to Kicumond was withonl 8tiuctions from France, and was attended 4 rli no political result whatever. The Paris correspondent of the new con era'e organ, the Indrx, asserts (hat trier's vis t w-s under instructions to tct rtain certain points, ard will report in rs n to the Emperor. Tue Inde;et-d--nce Beige asserts that the j tt of Lavalett's recent visit to London s to induce England to consent for com- - on intervention in America, and England ;-nl on condition that the Roman qnesn was first settled. T.te French government gave enr to this, h'ch has led to a conference that relates intervention. Ifiiyard. in announcing of the conclusion J' the slave treaty in- the House of Comons, said its conditions gave eery reason hon that the trn6c will be effectually ..i, pn ed. Mr. Bright s-iid that Earl Russet's late ntro ent, that be hoped in a few months at the Northern States would allow the il p'-iulence of the South, .'bad paralized usi. e-s in Lancasteisbire for the time be. ig, ai d showed how little he knew the tiiinii nt of the North. The Time's editorially speaking of the siress in Lancastershire, sajs it is for the iiur of the nation, that this distress be i iff i, thtt the world may see the sacfices inad'j in the cause ot neutrality. be Tunes regards the New Slave Treaty i s the first fruits of secession, but says it is ot a blow at the south, but a victory over ut- North. - Tne Paris correspondent of the Morning lerald says it is beyond question that the ogniiion of the South is seriously cori"- ; .'mplatrd by the French Government. Ruin-frs of the approaching solution of he Roman question, are more and more general. It s reported that the Papal Government t prepared for a sudden departure. Wheat-and flour dull and nominally unchanged Corn in moderate demand. Washington, May 20. The Herald'iMfcspa'tii says all here are filled with tbe'iipeca i o of great bat'lesat Corinth and Botora Biidge before the week ends. It is expected that these two battles will practically conclude the campaign and leave nothing else to be done but to put down the guerrilla fighting. The recent proclamation of the President Legics to give great satisfaction to all classes. The conservatives are satisfied and the ultras dare not find fault It ia manifest to all, that Mr. Lincoln has taken the bit in bis teetb aud intends to have his own way. Cabinet or co Cabinet. The general impression here, is since the utterance of the proclamation, that there is no one can ap. proach Abraham Lincoln in popularity. It ii regarded as an evidence of oncontrolable firmness and true grit. ; Pittsporh, May 21. River 6 feet 3 inches and rising slowly. Weather clear and warm.

Washihgton, Way 21. An altogether

reliable dispatcn was received tbig mornintr. dated Fortreffl Monroe to-day, which states that the Oriental, in which Brig. General Saxton failed for Port Royal, was wrecked on Friday night, May 14, on Body's Island, 33 miles north of Cape Hntteras. The passengers and crew were S'tved. A portion of the cargo was lost ; the remainder will be saved on the beach. Ut. J. C. Fuller of New York went 65 miles in a storm in a canoe across the Sound at Ft. Hatterss for assistance, which, by his energy, was obtained. - Lieut. Ellis, Asst. Acting Quartermister, came Jvith Ihe steamar Georee Peabody, and Col. Hawkins, commander at Roanoke Island, came next day and took possession of the Governmennt property, and placed a guard over it. Col. Hawkins displayed Ihe most commendable zeal and judgment in preserving the Government property and generally promoting the comfort of the shipwrecked passengers. Both deserve - the highest praise. Gen. Saxton arrived at Fort Monroe Ibis morning,, and goes to New. York this evening. Most of the passengers will be in New York on Friday in the George Peabodv. I Baltimobe, May 21. The boat from Old Point ha3 arrived, but her news has been anticipated by the dispatches direct fioin Fort Monroo. Nkw Yobk, May 20 The sale of lager beer in concert saloons has been declared to be legal. The opinion in this rase has been declared by Judge McCann this afternoon. LAST NIGHT'S REPORT Arrival from North Carolina Skirmish at Bottom Bridge The advance within eight miles of Richmond The whole army advanced close to the enemy Interesting from New Or leans The Yankees visit j Vicksburg Operations to- ' wards Mobile Guerrillas at work in Missouri. New Yobk, May 21. The s'eamer Urz; from Newberne, N. C., ariived fter a thiee days' passage. She brings no nevrs. Tunstall's Station, Va May 21. Tlie pickets of the em-my were driven across Bottom Bridge yestetday by the lrooS advancing in that direction. The retels h -tempted to regain the post b tie ime i f their artillery, but. failed. Our bf-tutirs opened, iheliing the woods on cmcIi side c f the bridge. The advauce ni.dtr General uIiDCDiho if ached Newhridce testetday, wiih;n eight mile a of Richmond, but foui.d no enemy in fort e tbU side of the Ch'ckrbotuing, hicl)nt that point is a suiull C eek. The coun'ry in that locality is in a poud state of cultivation. Six pieces of artillery was touod pos'ed on tbet pposite bat.k, but, his putpose not being to 'ring on an engagement, be retired one mile from the bridge and encamped. During the day, while drii iuc iu the enetm'g uiitpos s l e had one m-n killed nrrd 'lirte wounded. The whole ei my muvt d tb's moi n:ng early, with the i .t-n'ion of making a lengthy match. What roads they took it is not necrsfiry to stale, but the Tlf pr'qnartets of Gen McClellau to-n uht will bs within a shortdistance cf R:cbmond, in front il which ci y is supposed to be encamped ill main portion of the tcbel army. If thiy intend to give the Union forces battle, which it is almost universally acknowledged to be the case, the hour is daawing near at hard when they will have an opportunity. WASHiKHTua, May 21. Voluminous dispatches are received from the guTT tod iy. They relate principally to the details of the recent movements counected with the capture of New Oiltans. The vefsels of the fleet have Iteen judiciously distributed under commander Lee, going up as far as Vicksbnrg fir purposes which it would be improper to state. It ap pears from the document, that Commodore i Farragut carrnd out his instructions to the letter and was ablyjand cherfuily sustained by all under bis commvnd. On our forces occupying Per.sac-.ila, the Mayor promised that the citizens would behave themselves peacefully. The rebels had evacuated the place on hearing that our steamers the day before were poirg lo run into the Mobile B.iynnd ibat the t-qu.idron and mortar boats would soon follow. Com. Potter left Ship Island on the 7th, with the Steamer belonging to the Moilan fleet and the Sachem for Mobile Bar, for ibe purpose of fixing a plnce for the mortar vesse's to be and to plant buoys for the ships to run in by when they should arrive. Great excitement seemed to exist within the torts at the progress of the fleet and there were reasons to believe that Foil Gains ' was evacuated and "hat the troops there were leaving to reinforce Fort Morgan. Rji.la, Mo, May 20.--A train of seventeen wagons, loaded with Government stores, which left hereon Monday, was over taken to-day when about twenty miles out on the Springfield road by a ba;;d of rebel guerilla?, who burned the wagons and con tents and carried off all the mules, eighty in number. - - CINCINNATI MARKET. -Cincinnati, Mav 21. Flour very dull and hardly tnthir.g done ; super 4 10fa 4 15 ; extra 4 254 30. Small sales of fancy at 4 404 60. Whkat dull at 90ft)95c far red ; 9598c for white. Oats steady at 36c. Cobn firm ttt 373Sc and in good de mand. Ryb advanced to 60c. Whisky advanced to 19c and in good de mand. Not much done in provisions, but there is no essential change iu prices. No enquiry for lard, bulk meats, bacon, or shoulders. Bacon sides arc still in "de mand at 62c. Groceries firm at full prices, and the de mand from the country fair. Nothing new in money matters. NEW YORK MAKKET. New Yobk, May 21. Flour heavy. Whkat steady. Pork heavy ; mess 12 3112 50. Lard heavy at 7J,8. WHisKYfirmat 24J25. Suoar firm at 58c. Coffee and molasses firm. Stocks heavy. LocisvtLLK, May 21. River rising slow ly, with 5 feet 9 inches in the canal. Showery this moon. Now clear and rather cool.

LonisviLLK, May 21. Frof. Halyoke, late princintl of ihe Female High School,

native of Salem, Mass., died last night of consumption. Universally lamented. EVANS VILE. K WHOLKSALK 1TIAK KET UK PORT. COBREC.'ED DAILT BT V. tHABPE A CO. Evavsvil s. I fin., Blay 5, 1861. FLOUR, Suver f 4.004 10 ?o Fxtra .$4 b a,i 25 CORN . .....a,2l WHEAT, lied 7577c WHEAT. Wh re 8u82: OATS 2.i30c BYE 4(i(A13s BARLEY 4-Mr BEAKS . ... .S1 25a 1.4(1 CLOVKH SKtP TIMOTHY fEEI . f g VLAX SEKU $l.l0al 25 POT A OKS . 2i3ftJ i u i? ... . tffSt tc HIDES, Gieen ..4rtiiV4c niUKS, Dry llUc DRIED APPLE-i 65a70e GREEN A1TLE. gt bl 2,u.2 SO DRIED PEACUE- ...$1.151 25 HAY. .... 814 0S1A Ei.GS, per bbl... .87.i 0a$e.0O WHISKY 20c ciiicesb.... $fr EXCIlANUh. ON N Y., buj iug at par, sailing lje NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. (M I. K AER80JY8 KJS'OWIJVU jft thntnelvas d inq-ient on Tax Duplicates would d well to cill immedj.ite'y and rette the same it they wif.i io save coste, for I shall proceed to collect tne unit a coraing- to i iw. - LEROY CALVERT, T. V. 0. May 2tat, 1S62. 3wdA w JEW flIMBLE WOEKS. UHLiioeEiyeiiiii ( cic S 'rs to W. A. 1 awk'.xcf,) Have removed their Marble Works to New Building on their Main St.) East of ; oiirt House, Wht to they are i-rcp.rid to Fill all ORDERS with Promptness And nt lower pr-ie han any - ther ESTABLISHMENT IN THE WtST. THEIR STO IK OF MARBLE I T 1 1 Mi Wlal is iari?e. ana is ot tne most pynftiipnt O F quality. THEY DEFY COMPETITION, Aud invite tboci iz iu of Evan.vi rout. ding ronnty to call i ' nd the eari d Ej amine their Stock & Work Before purchaning elsewhere. ALL WORK WARRANTED To give ENTIRE SATISFACTION. May 20th, 18o2. dO-n Great Inducement to Invest. V JX'Oty llfFKR If OR 8.IM.JS MX' M. I a'rvl Fact-ry, llui'dtugt, Steem Englue and ila-li nery, c -pablu i f m iding ovet one liuudred T ght Barrets per dtty. Teims liberal. Apply to JAMtCS OAKLEY. Evsusville, May 20. 18G!.-l2w WM. P. HARGRAVt, IB m . a. - JT- ST - JL I C Cw -allUm EVAN6VILLE, INDIAN 4. Office No. 4i North Third Streets, with Wheeler $ IgleharU ltiy2 3md ICE! ICE! ICEM E S 181 IT J 18, 8 T ti JS.n U tt A T 8 MM. anil tho poople geBera ly will lake uotico that th- le is plenty of the eel ebrated Terra Ha t Ic coL.tttntly oti hand at 'be I . pot Cornef." Or ft- sec on puttied ly ihe c--M.h pr ni tly ettot d d C'ustoviers desiring ice will please forward he cash with their orders for tickets o it yt3 EtrWARD S(il... rmwM Vw-if h 8i j"h it IIJi8IRti8 M. to nurcliae goOO iu city orie s, for which she will p y theenrr-nt rates. O E. LBH'liS. K HI t" H PJtl.E .V. OS. By virtue of en o der ef ente, is-ued out of 'the ofllce of the Cleik ot the t'omt of (otrimon l'lt-a., ot Vanderburgh county, I diuna. iH favi-r of K. Clifford Neft, an t against L uising V. Ilubeid, 1 will, on THURSDAY, JUNE 5, 18G2, bet-jrecn the hours of 10 o'clock a. a), and 4 o'clock p. H. ot snid day, at the door of the Court Honse in the city tt Evansville, Vanderburgh connfy, Indiana, offer for stile at public auction the rents, i sues and prottts- tor a term not exceeding seven years of the following described real estate, to wil: Lot No. three (3). in hl-vk- No. frty--.even (47), in ne ivasietn Stuii-rgem if i oi me city ci ivaLSville, I iliai.a. And should said rents and pt-onts not sell for a sum BiifQcient to satis y said writ and coats, I will at the same time and place, offer for sale the fee simple of said promises GEOJtGB WOLFLIN. 8. V. C. Th s. E. Ga vin, Plaintiffs Attorney, niaylo-.la'w S.t 25 Court Notice. Vanderburgh STATE OF INDIANA c. ) lu the , J-tir uil Co ) October Vunderburgh conn Uoert. Term, 1862. Freder.'ck tV. Cook, Jacob lieia, rsrws SigmsDd Levy, So'omon Levy, Leoiold Levy. Oliver Smi'b, A. Mitccell Hall, Wiigat Smltb, Jacob G H leib,.luliui F eibnrgh, Le i J. Workunt, St. Vit tor Barrett, and Gtrorge Wolll n. Complaint. MT jri-HJR IJfi a V JFJ-IBA VIT m on hie in the olnce of the Clerk of the Court nforesai , tt at the above t amed defendants, except George Wolftin, are non-residents of tbe State of Indiana. Notice of ihe pendency f this action Is therefore given to said Sigmuud Levy, Solomon Levy, Leopold Levy, O iver Smith, A. Mitchell Hall, Wright Smith, Jacob G fttleib, Julius Freibu gh, Levi J. Wnrkum, St. Victor Bariett, and that the same will stand for trial at tee next .term of the Court aforesaid, te be bnn and held at the Court House in the City of Evansville, in he County and State aforesaid, on the hist Monday in October, A. D. 18G2. Witness Lours Rxhter, the Clerk of said Court; this Cth day of May, IS6 LOUIS RICHTER, Clerk V. C. O. . Chandler A Hynes, plaintiffs attorneys. may7-3tw XJOMKItU TK A i J T TMJS KU R. W, a good, suady, industrious man, wi.h a small family. To rnch aa one good wage aad steady employment will be given, iauue need apply without good reoommendatiOBS. ap2ddlw D. DYSON.

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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.! "GILBERT & C0.'S. ! )ftt 'VI a MRS, JBMiblVr J f nmqn tlity to choice Havara. for sale tery low. Puruh Jers will find It to their interest to ex mie our stock before hn ing. S. K.GILB" BT t CO., No. 4 Sycamore St. MACKEREL 75 packages, Nos. 1, 2, rnl 3, In whole and half bbls aud kitts, very fine quality, just r celved, and for sa'e LOW, by S. E. Gilbert is Co., No. 4 Eyes more s teet. . ' ; PICKLED IIESRISG. 10 half bbls, jn-t received by ; S.E.GILBERT A O,, ; may 7 No. 4 Sycamore St. ii r i' i,iti it J v.fi.-v. yvo th h m cheap at 25 cents each, at oct24 . VICKKRV BROS.,; No. 8 Maiu Street. VVHSHAJT VjyrTJLMtTS-0) doxan list received at SCHAef ER A BOSSl&'G'S, d- c30 No. 4!i Slain street.' Hats and, Caps SITING AND SUMMER STYLES. SILK AND CASSI3IERE HATS. The moot approred sty'e 1 w-ajs on )'nd or made to order. FANCY DRESS HATS,! For Summer, tbe liirh est and mot comTortablo ha's to weir, all rli i t and qnality. GENTLEI4ENS' CAPS, . ' ! Numerous and tasty styles. BOYS' S Til AND WOOL HATS, In endlofs varie'y, all colors, ahipe aud prices. ' Infant Fancy Hats & Caps, A large and well atwMtel stork on hand. ! MISSES' FAK'CY HATS. - ! Trimmed and t'ntriiuineil. ; Boys' Plain and Fancy Caps. A very good assortment. ist x :rr 33 jse. j. t S. . Of any description iimde to otdsr on short neticn. Stx-fCvuvr- Ooodjs, ; Of every Cefcrip'ion, Lcsrh tn. F.inania. Straw. and Telui Leif Uats for Men aui Boys, all the new st les. Xveryihinfr old at tbe lowtst jkm il.ln fisnres, FOR CASH EXCLUSIVELY. VAUTIE8 cSt flARCONNILR. JSTo. OO apl8 tlMf.Vlil"Jir?T. 1H THH HKtiT .114; ST J Hit l.y ciy.tj.to e'ilSJ H. A COOKS F. SHARP E & CO.. Produce and Commission KERCHANTS, No. 3 Siitu W-B MHiir, la ii SVANSVIM.V 1SI NOTICE OF APrH CATION FOR - LICENCE flfff( IS MA RISKY & I PKJS" P w that I wil e p!y to ihe Idmrd of (V.tin y Ci mmislirera of V.fr.d rh.iefr'i mtiit'i, at. fhir x: ertr, cr.mm' ncintc on t i- first 31 d v n June lMl , f t li.m. ti nell intoxb a'lnK li'iner iu a I'S la.i'ity t an a quart, f r th it. n oi oim liar. My pi ce of bit fnrsi is on Wat-r street, L it No 2, ! Plo, of ihe C ty of Kvari vil c n a 14- 3 (, TIIU-. iCGHE-I. DKTjr FLEAGER. " I subgeon 'dentist, "e -e ' a v' f-'i' ot, "l-" s-f JJltl' u II at tl dBV I IT ,.. " ttor: oRu, WlVJ It KR TJI K H M THIS ntetbfd K infirm h f 1 n'ln and the uulilia that be has fit ed np a now suit t f rtx ms fir the pr act ce of dcnlis ry. H iving; avail-d himself of all tl.e latest improv.-ninnis lu the p ofcisiott, he fet Is confi-lcnt th it he can pl-ase a I who may f tvor him with their at onage. All ertoU4 wishing ibe servicei ol a dentist would J well to give him a call b-fore engigiiis; elsewhern, as he is doing work 25 ir e-nt. lower thin nv de itit In the city. Artificial teetb ln-terie-1 on gold, pi li mm, rubber and silver, and wirranted sutisiHCtory. Chloroform and electricity uned in exiractiug lee: h. foii27-m -MlTJ. SchIaepfcr,s', "" " JLirJltjnjgR'B 17 Oft. ft H TIC LOTiOJV, M for removinsr Ptnttilfw, Suuhuri., 'Ict'ets, hitiEwjt tn, c. J i-t ieo-1-ed and f r sale a II J. 8i hiaepfer'a New Drugstore. IlELMnOLD3 extrat fuclm, lost rocoived at pchlaepfur'. .cw Drug rttcra DRUG'S. Just received a Urge and v tried ft ick oi pi re Drns and Midicin'S, c. LBintirnj of all the uew pre arations, just irrivinir iu tbe market, a 1 of which are s Id wry low, at mjw at'll l.AK' EU'3. New Dreg Stwre. R JL It I! t 8 I MmV1LLE. and CAIRO Pack et. The Alrcnificeut Pax-enger s Sietn-er, Wswiisaitsriififsf .nOSft MRWljy Cnptaln Jl. Ft HM.lt 8, lltrU. Leaves Evansville for Cairo ever) MUDAYat 13 M. - Leaves Evansviile lor Loui .vile every HON DA Y a 8 A. SI. Tbe Wordford -lias entertd ihe ab e trade as a r gu itr packet and wil eave pnntnal y as adver tised, eirril'tg iw igri n-A f eiht t ihe retu lr p.clc' rale-. JNO. K. II ALL. An't, m. 10 No. 6 V. ater meet. H. A. COOK'S." M St choice beef tnngnes, f r sale at U.A. Co -k's. t-UOULDERS. 3,000 lbs choice sh ulder , for sal clieai-at II. A. Cook's BROOMS '15 doe n brooms, assorted qualities. at 11. A. Cook s. CODFISH. 1 box choice cdfij, for sa!e cheap, at U. A. Co.k's. S'lORT.. 4,000 lb, rich country thorU, at II. A. lo.k's. NEW ORLEANS TAKEN And tie r suit is, you can getli pouudsof sugar for one dollar at H. A. Cook's. COFKEE. 15 bags choice Bio cof7-o, Inst rce'ved, and 41 ponnds for Jl, at H. A. Cock's, No. 73 Main strut'. , REFINED EUGARS. 5 bb scn.8hed sugar, 7Vi ibsfor (1. - ' obblsftord do 7Jlbfor$t. 6 bbls retiucd A while sugar, 8 ila for SI. 5 bbls refiued C do 9 lbs for $1. 6 bbls refined F srgar, 9 lbs fjr f 1. Tbete prices are to be had at No. 73 Main St. mayZQ H. A. COOK. GEO. A. BITTA01FF, WW4YIJSG J08V RHTVRJVJSIt M.M. from tbe Ea-t, withawell selected stock of Watches, Closks, Jewelry, and Silverware, offers his stock as low as tbe articles can iv bought in large cities. G)!d Watch , from $159 down to S20. Silver Watches from t'M down to $10. Clocks, from S50 down to 1.75. etts of Jewoliy, from $50 down to 60c Bracelets, from 30 down to $2 5-1. Finger Kings, Brea t.ins, Ear-rfnga, from $15 down to 25c Silver Table and Tea-poons, Soup Lad Its, Cream Spoon, Butter and Fruit Knives, Sugar Tong, Salt and Mustard Stojus- all sold lower than usual. Siiver. frteel aud German Silvtr Spectacles, Lidie-.' flue Wire and Mi-11 Pertcmooaie, Sitver and Tortoise .-hell Card Cases, Gentlemen's Purse and Portemonaies. . It. l:obinsjn's I. dexical Silver Soap, for cleanslug Sii-eror FlaUd Ware, tue best thins ever used. Gold Guard and Vest Chains, GM Pen., Flated, Ware, Castors, Ac. Lathe and silk Guard Steel Chaini. Giggles, lteevr' and others. Thermometers, fc , all of which be offers at low figures. Call and see l-efore purchasing elsewhere, and satisfy youi selves of the fact. apr5 5 CMJSTS P Ii R VICKKRY BROS., No. 82 Main Street. MU Bushel, at oet24 PAIR WARNING ! Wil, PBB80JY8 ft WJVISI-& OR WM. occupy'ng oU in the city of Evansville, are notified to keep thir alleys and gutters clean from and after tbis date, or they will be proceeded (gainst, ia acordanoe with an ordinandi in such case, made and provided, without further notice. ED. 8. MARTIN, iaaj3-iwd City Manhal.

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C9 TJ O u c r o O 0Wi3 H to o o o CO M w 1. o ta fj NEW ALBANY Woolen Jflills No. 15 State St., bet. Main ani the River. IlJIVIJSti WMF I. KT H it WW our m c.itnerv to miinfaclura Woollen o a of various des riptfons, h: g leave to an non ce that we will manu act no wool uto arooda a" short notice, and guarantee s tiaftct.ou to all who ill favor ns with t- eir i-atronsgn ; shon'd t a o-k not be, when do ivered, as was ordered, we I w II in r ether in ; !aco fheroof, nntll the goods i area contracts for. litlntr h -va flv.-ft n-i-aa for maun factoring tho vtrious Li di of gvtd made by us, si-bject, how -v.-r, to rise and fall, as theartie'e ns--u In manufacturing tb-m va'y ; fnd g and cotton buiug very i i;;ii at priyeo', the probabi iiy !s that thy will ere long oil, an I thus reduce the price ot inch to Cu when they are tied. Ottr ma hints are new and of the lalet t improvemenu, so that yon nted not fear bnt tha'. all work done bv ns will b- satis fret -ry. TERM H F iR MANUFACTURING. We Invariably find th, grease au I do all the ptc- Ing f.f the wta.l, farmers only having lo wash tnawio ar.d tiling tt as it comes from tbe sheep. Cur ling and Inning any ize yarn, any color . 15c per lb Carding and spinning any size stocking or coverlet yarn, two or three ply .....lSe per lb Jia is. weaving hen the wo ten yarn is brought air ad spun and colored, we fin- iug b'ack chaiu .....17o per jd Jeaus, weaving wt ea tbe woolen yarn is brought already nn aud ooloied, wa fiading bln chain 19c fer )d Jtm, s, any color except blue, when white wool is bretighf, wi ehed as, lc O'ttieS f-o n tie sue p .' 82c r yd Jeius blue or blue m.xcj (indigo), with black s:h.iin; 38o per yd , b!cecnaio,...4''0 per yd J.-ana. b.ue or blue mixed (logwood), with black cuutn. H .34-3 iter yd Jeans, who i w- ol i. broaght colored, we doing titn spinning scouring, weaving and fii.diug black chain... 28c iter jd J ans, when w oi ts brought colored, we doing the spin no g, scouring, weaving and finding blue ch in 31 tc per yd Kerseys, iudigo b no, all wool 45c per yd herseys, any other color (bun indigo b lie.. ....................... .40c per yd K.annul, in grease, oi e yald w.de, all white 25c rryd Flannel, scoured, one yar wide, all b t'.. .........i8o per yd F laurel, any color except bluet and red plain, one yard wjds... 33c per yd Flaunel, barred with any color 4''cperyd Blaukets. plain white, ten qiarters li.g (o.her lizes, prices accordirgly) $3.75 per r.alr Fancy coverlets, any pattern, when raw white wool Is bro ght ..S3.76 a piece The nam s cf pe toua will be wova on the coverlet for 25c extra Sntinelt, when wool it colored when br tight to tbe factory ....?.'e per y I Sttiiiett, any color except bius . 4')c per yd Sitinett, blue or mixed (indigo) ....450 per yd We will als i hav on band all the above goods, which we will sell low for cash, or exchange for wool at th. highest market price. tW Always on band a gd snpply of Men's Socks and Ladies' Hose. Men ha U will do Well to give us a call before baying any of tho above goods else here. fT" Persons wishing to travol as rgenU will find it to their Interest to engage in the sale of these gaxs, as ve will furnith those wishing to engnge in the bnsiuoM at such prices as will justify them to wholesale or retail as few agents only will be applied. . . . .. .. . TERMS INVARIABLY CASH, Ontelivery, or Wool, Bacon, and Produce taken in exchange. The Highest Price Paid in Cash or Good for Wool. J. T. CREED A CO. In ord-)r to accommodate persons who live at a distance from the Factory, we have appointed tbe following persons, at thoir var ions place, r business to receive Wool of farmers and ethers, i.i .i. . J i.h manufactured Into any ol tne above kinds cf Goods, Ihert-by .avlng trouble , la driving a long road to get to the til. The work when none w! 1 be returned to f. be same ageinte, for delivery to tbe proper ow net. . Gro. K. Atdsivottb, Aydclott's Landing, Meade county, Ky- m. imii... A CAM JOfl'""". " T . - C D Atoslotf, New Amsterdam, Ind. Habbu at Sob, Georgetown, Ir.d. Johji H. PvnrritB, Milltown, lud. Oaidweil t Son, Leavenworth, Ind. Gsoaos ZisvMEBif aw, miles north of George town. JOHN T. IsKLtU & LU. uiaytt-dlw

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