Daily Evansville Journal, Volume 15, Number 116, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 18 February 1863 — Page 3

SPECIAL NOTICES. TO ARMS! TO ARMS! THE CITIZEN SOLdier will find a more deadly foe in the brackish, muddy water and damp night air than in the must determined enemy. HOLLOW AY'S PILLS so purify the blood and strengthen tha stomach and bowels that the soldier can endure these hardship! and still be strong and healthy. Only 25 cents per box. 230 A COUGH, COLD, OR AN IRRITATED throat if allowed to progress, results in serious Pulmonary and Bronchial affections, ofteutime Insurable. BROWS'S BROSCHIAL TROCHES reach directly the affected parts and give almost intant relief. In Bronchitis, Asthma, and Catarrh they are beneficial. The good effects resulting from the use of the Troches, and their extended use, has caused thehi to be counterfeited. Be sura to guard apainst worthless imitations. Obtain only the genuine Brown t Bronichial Trochet which have proved their efficacy by a test of many

years. Public Speakers and Singfrs should use the Troches. Military Officers and Soldiers who over-tax the voice and are exposed to sudden changes, should hare them. Sold eTery where at 25 rents per box. - TO NERVOUS SUFFERERS OF BOTII SEXES. A Reverend Gentleman, baring been restored to nealth in a few days after undergoing all the usual routine and irregular expensive modes of treatment, without success, conei'dew it his sacred duty to communicate to hisaffiicted fellow creatures tin xeass or ccse. Hence, on the receipt of an addressed envelcpe, lie will send (free) a copy of tho prescription ns d. Direct to Da. JOHN M. DIGKALL, 130 Fulton Street, Brboklyn, X. Y. HOME TESTIMONY. Stkwastsvilie, Posey Co., Ind., April 18. . Dr. C. W P.oback Dear Sir: I feel it my duty :o present yon a certificate to show ysu the benefits -f have received from your Scandinavian Blood Bemedies, after I had been everelyfflicted soma hrea years, and giving various patent medicines nd our physicians a trial. I feel perfectly safe in aying that through your medicine I am cured. D. F. FUGAH. Sea advertisear nt in another column. novlO BEAUTIFUL SONG! 'Warren & Conyngtons THE SOLDIER TO HIS MOTHER. Q'S the field of battle, mother, All the night alone I lay, Angles watching o'er me, mother, Till the breaking of the day. I lay thinking of you, "Slot her. And the lovingones at home, Till to our dear cottajre, mother, feb!6 B"y asain I seemed te come " Blackwood's Magazine AND THE British Reviews, PRICES CHEAP as EVER, To those who pay promptly in advance. Notwithstanding the cost of Ke-printinj these periodicals has more than doubled inconsequence of the ennnnont rise in the price of Paper and of a general advance in all other expenses and notwithstanding other publishers are reducing the size or increasing the pi ice of their publirations, we shall continue, for the year ls3, to furnish ours complete, as heretofore, at the old rates, viz : 1. THE LONDON QUARTERLY (Conservative.) 2. THE EDINBURGH REVIEW (Whig.) 3. THE NORTH BRITISH REVIEW (Free Church. 4. THE WESTMINSTER REVIEW (Liberal.) 5. BLACKWOOD'S EDINBURGH MAGAZINE (Tory.) TERMS. Per Annum. For any one of the four Reviews.... 0O For any two of the four Reviews .. 6 00 For any three of the four Refiews 7 00 For all four of the Reviews 8 00 For Blackwood's Magazine 3 00 For Blackwood and one Review 5 00 For Blackwood and two Reviews .' 7 00 For Blackwood and three Reviews ! 00 For Blackwood and the four Reviews 10 0 These will be our prices to all who pay prior to the 1st of April. To those who deter laying till alter that time, the prices will be increased to such extent the increased cost of re-print may demand therefore BEND IH TOTE ORDFES AITD SAVE TOVR MONET. LEONARD SCOTT CO., Publishers. No. 33 Walker Street, 3. T. We also publish the FARMER'S GUIDE, by Hesev Stephens of E- inburgh. and the late J. P. Noeton, of Yale College 2 vols. Royal Octavo, 1.U0 pages aud numerous engravings. TRICE So, for the two vols. ; by mail S7. : - L SCOTT & CO. CRESCENT CITY HALL. Positively one night only. Thursday 2l ve'ng, Feb. 19th. THE. icnOflMi t. n mm 51 5 rJ US B R 1 H Si? - . - -a r ; -, .'-.la ' 1 4 . 1HGER EETri5NEI FROM A FOUB Li jeara tour round tlie worm una liavmg, sirrv their return, given SIXTY-TWO SUCCESSIl'L Ct'XI'EKTS in the city of Kcw York; also Tisited AValiinpton, Baltimore, mid many of the principal cities of the Western Slaies, iu nil of hi h their Concerts hare teen attt tided I y the l&rguit, xucfit fashionable and deliglitf d audiences that ever greeted nii:sial artioty, would now reS(.rtfuHv announce (E of their highly pc ulur llll-H AL ESTEETJ N I EJiTS. The ALLEGHANIAXS !g leave to state to tieir numerous friend and i-itrons f termer ears, that about f nr years ago they added the 8V lsjj BELLS to theiralreadv miiicrior Concert ; and the 1'rest, as vt 11 hs all coni(-tent nniER-a! critics, have nrouon net d their lit It Playing auiierior to anything of the ki!:d ever h'ard in this country, not except iim that of the orig'.nal ?'ia Bell Kingets who appeared in the L'uiied, Statu alont fifteen years since. Admission o" c nts; Children 25 cents. Commence at o'clock. burinp their njoiirn in foreign lands, the ConcrUof tha ALLKtillAMANft ere honored by the attendance of hundreds of tbeiiands of delighted listener? King, Queens, XohSrii, and the most ditinemthed n:eu of the a;epi,trot.ized their entertainments, and lnvi-hed n)-i.n them the inobt flattering dtnjonstratier.s of a roval. J X. ISOl'l.AKH, Manager. fcl,14tt I O. WALIiKoS, Agent. WANTED, 100 CAVALRY HORSES, IROM FOUK TO SINE TEAKS OLD, Flit. en to IMitern hand high ; at the Am-ri-can S!;ih!. KICHARDtUN, liUITTON 4 CO. jnr.-tf For S-lc. TWO COOn DWELL' XO HOUSES AND Lot4 on the r,rutr ol Jjeiond and Cherry Bireit. Euuirof VM. Kl'XXEL.

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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH. BY THE E. W. LINE. Exclusively for the Journal. CONGRESSIONAL. IIIYIIth Congress First Session. Yashixgtox, Feb. 7. Hocse. Porter reported a bill -which passed changing the time of holding circuit and district courts in Indiana. The Indian appropriation bill passed. The House resumed consideration, of the Louisiana election case. Senate,. Foote, Davis, Collamer, and LTowe presented petitions for a camp hospital and ambulance -corps. King presented a petition asking for equal privileges for all telegraph companies. Collamer, from the Post Office Committee, reported a joint resolution authorizing the collection of foreign postage in coin. Wilson reported back the bill organ izing Engineers. He also reported adversely on the bill authorizing contracts to be made with those States which have advanced pay to soldiers. Trumbull called -up the bill to prevent ageuts of Government as well as members of Congress, und officers of Government taking any consideration, for securing office or contracts. Passed. Howard called np the bill dividing Michigan into two Judicial Districts, and regulating the time of holding the courts. Trumbull opposed the bill, and after discussion the bill was postponed. MORNING DISPATCHES. FINANCIAL tCHEMEr Bank Bill Likely to beccme A Law. Times Special Washington. Feb. 6. The Ways and ! Means Committee will'repoct the Bank ' liill as it passed the Senate. The Senate amendments to the loan i bill will be considered by the committee j to-morrow, and at an early day will be ; reported back to the House. It will be acted on in the absence of the bank bill. It is conceded bv the opponents of ; the Bank Bill that it will become a law. ! Thev admit that the Senate amendment ' to the finance bill taxing banks will be ! retained "although the House will at first maintain its position. j ! XOTHIXG 'EW FROM THE AKMT OF j THE rOTOMAC. MILITARY DISSEXSIOXS KOiAL. AT PORT New York, Feb. 17. There is nothing of importance regarding military movements reported from the army of the Potomac. The Heralds correspondence from Port Royal is to the effect that some difficulty has ocenrred as to the right to the command of Foster's Uoops, the latter officer insisting that although within the jurisdiction of Hunter's department the superior command still devolved on himself as being a portion of the 18th army corps. Hunter settled the question by assuming command of Foster's troops, regarding them as being re-enforcements to the 10th army corps, of Thich he is chief, and requesting Gen. Neglee to report to him. The Worlds special says Fremont's new command is said to be Texas. It is certainly in the Department of the Gulf. This change, it is ascertained by Fremont's friends, sends Butler back to New Orleans. LATE SOUTHERN NEWS. CHARLESTON STILL UNEASY. An Attack Impending. Special to Herald. Headquarters Army Potomac, ) Feb. 16, 10 p. m. J Richmond papers of the 14th inst is received : Charleston', S. C, February 13. The French war steamer Milan passed over the bcr yesterday froMi Baltimore, bound to Port Iloyal. She is expected here this week. The frigate Ironsides maintains her position permanently among the blockading squadron off Charleston. A Yankee picket was captured Wednesday evening by our scouts on Hilton Ilead Island. He confirms the intelligence of an impending attack on Charleston and thinks it will be made. The bill authorizing the impressment of slaves and property of the United States army passed, and resolutions were adopted instructing the committee on Judiciary to provide for the sale of all negroes taken in arms against the Coniederacy, the proceeds to be divided among the capturers. New York, February 17. A 'Washington letter of the 17 ;h says Senator Wilson stated in debate, in answer to a question addressed to him as Chairman of the Military Committee, that the report of Gen. McClellan on the Peninsula will soon be made public. GE5ER.IL FOSTER GONE SOITIT. THE ALABAMA AG AIX. New York, Feb. 17. General Foster left Baltimore for Port Royal yesterday Advices from Port au Prince say it is reported that the Alabama made two or three new prizes in4 six days alter she left Kingston J The news was received by express from Jackmel, and it was added that two captains of American vessels were landed by Semiaes. tw York Money 3Iarket. New York, Feb. 17. Money easy at G(5 G on call loans. Sterling Exchange firm at 72(73 for merchants' and 74(o', 74i for bankers' bills. Goldjiriner but irregular and unsettled opening at 53, advancing to 5'JJ, and closing steady at 58. Government stocks without decided change: 7 3-10 Treasurynotes, 103. River and Weather. Cincinnati, Feb. 17. River risen two feet, now thirty-four feet water in the channel. Thermometer 5(J. Barometer l1j50 and falling.

THE ARMY

OK THE LIVES: POTOMAC TET SUCCESSFUL L'XCTSSIOXS, Headquarters Armt of Potomac, ) February, 10th j Two expeditions have just returned with satisfactory results. The contraband traffic between the rebels of Maryland and Virginia, has been broken up aho preventing the enforcement of the conscription orderad to be enforced in the counties on the neck on the 12th and 17th. Large quantities of provisions and horses ,and mules were captured and large numbers of contrabands returned with the expeditionary party. ' Among the captures were two large mail bags. Several citizens engaged in smuggling some rebel soldiers, and a signal officer. Some vessels used in conveying goods across the Potomac were captured and destroyed. . A More Hopeful Feeling at Washington. Eavorable Xcws lroni all Quarters, Washington, Feb. 17. A more hopeful feeling exists here regarding Military and Naval affairs in consequence of favorable accounts tfrom all quarters. No change in the department of the Pacific is contemplated. We have the best authority for saying, that General Shields will not be sent to supercede Wright as reportad. : . Cincinnati Market. Cincinnati, Feb. 17. Flour offered rather pressinp-ly aud closed dull at 5 90(y$6 for super. Wheat steady at 1 251 35 for choice red and white. Corn declined to 63c. Oats firm at 70c. Barley advanced 5c, closing at 1 58 1 60 for spring and fall. W hisky declined to o2c and dull. Mess Pork nominally unchanged. Bulk Meats in good demand; sales of 500,000 lbs at 4J for shoulders, 52(6c for sides. Lard in active demand; sales of 1,200 tierces at 9c for head and gut, and 9J for good, delivered at various points where made; 400 tC3 city sold at 10c, but not much offering at this rate; holders are asking 10J. Bacon firm at 5(7?6$. Groceries firm and unchanged. Gold advanced to 55; Silver to 45; Demand notes to 54. Exchange dull at premium. 3XXlIV STREET PROPERTY FOR SALE. I offer at a bargain 56 1-2 feet on Main Street with, a Store and "Wareiiouse. Enquire soon. ASA IGLEHEART. EUGENE KAPPLER. '. SCHNARESBL K() KAPPLER & SCIIXAKEXBIEG, I3IPORTEK3 Of AND DEALEBS IS Whiskys, BrandiesWines, Gins, &c, &c.&c. Also Rectifiers and Manufacturers of Domestic "Wines and Liquors. SO 4 WATEU ST., bet Main and Sycamore, febl7 " v EVANSVILLE, IND. NEW BOOKS. BARKIXGTOX, hy Lever, hia Inst and beet. LADY LTLE. by author of Aurora Floyd. ORPHEUS C. KERK PAPERS, Second Scries CHROXICLES OF CARLIXGFORD, by Mrs. Olil'liunt. XO XAME, (fresh supply,) by Wilkie Collins. YERXEKS PRIDE, by Mrs. Wood. HARPER'S WEEKLY bound for 1862. This makes a beautiful history of the war; at febl7 D0BELLS. Shoes! Shoes! GOOD ASSORTMENT OK SHOES STILL on hand, w hich we are sellinc cheap A SCUAl'KER A- BUSSING, jni.29 No. 49 Main Street. Fancy Edged Velvets. OrVfJ PIECES COLORED EDGED .VELVET JJ Triming Ribbons all widihs just received at 8CI1APKKK & BUSSING, j.iui:a No. 4'J Main Street. A New Style Hoop Skirts. A LARGE STOCK OF HyoP SKIRTS JUST receiv. d and f"r sale chen, Mt SCHAPKEB & BUSSING, jan29 No 49 Main Street. GUARDIAN'S SALE. ' rpiIE UNDERSIGNED GUARDIAN OF THE X persons and property of James Edward Wallan and Eniillue Wallan, by virtue of an order of the Court of Common Pleas of Vanderburgh County, on the 20th day of 3Iarch, 18t;,t, between the hours of 10 o'clock a. in. and 4 o'. lock p. m of raid day, at the door of the Court IInse, in the city of Evausville, will sell at public auction the southeast or corner half of lot No. one hundred and forty-nine, in the Donation enlargement of the city of Evausville, the Mine being situated on the corner of Thir! and Walnut Streets in s:tid city, upon the lotion ing terms, to-wit : Ono quarter of the purchase meney to Ik paid in rash, one quarter iu six months, one quarter in twelve mouths, and one quarter in eighteen months, the purchaser to give notes for the deferred payments with interest aud without relief from valuation or appraisement laws, secured by mortgage npon the premises. JAMES T WALKER, feb!0-w4w " Guardian. Executor's Sale of Eeal F state. BY VIRTUE OF THE LAST WILL OF Catharine G. Joues, deceased. I will, according to the direction of said ill, as Executor appointed thereby Bell at private sale the following real estate, viz: Lot las, old Plan, on Vine betwtn Second and Third Streets, with a two story 4'ram dwelling house there)n. Said lot is 26 feet front ou Vine Street, running back 124 feet. Also fifteen feet of ground on Vine Street adjoining said lot and running back the same distance. Also 50 by lot) leot of ground in block 1(15 ill Lamasco. Should said property not be sold by private ale before the 1st day of April next, tho same will ba sold at auction aud due notice given. fehli'.vr JOHN F. CRISP, Executor. Notice to Heirs of Petition to Sell Real Estate. STATE OF INDIANA, 1 Vanderburgh County j NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN THAT HIRAM Hopkins, Administrator of the estate of Charles G. Olmstead, deceased, has filed his petition to sell the real estate of the decedent, his personal being ihsiifiii lent to pay his debts; aud that said petition will bo heard at the next term of the Court of Common Tleas of said Connly. Test: LOUIS RICIITER, Cb rk C. C. P. V. C. jan-8w3w Notice of ppointment of Administrators. "V70TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE il undersigned have been appointed Administrator and Administratrix of the estate of Michael P Jones, 1 to ot Vanderburgh County, decased. Said estate is supposed to Ik- solvent. WILLIAM II. WALK EK, Administrator. AROXNE1TA S. JONES, Administratrix, -M4-wr AMPS, SHADES A N DCII1M NEYS, BOLI.J ii Pius and Better Paddles, at fcb3 .. ELLIOTT'S Family Grocery.

Fur iLf vs'tiilr liiM'J'fa fvaiiwat is nurs." arid linvo l'cen i:il:-'iiie'.'J to the juMic fo more than six curs, and have acquired lit far oxcpetline; any Family Medicines of similar nsittire in tho mttrkct. An apjirrcistinjr ptl.t was not linj ir. li?fove;'ing they p- v-fsed rcmnrkabl' CvvvavYc TvoevXve?., and hence tln-ir and consequent )rnl:t to tliti Pmpriotoi. thtiH cJuiljlint; bitn to t.'ijx-nd f dollar cr.ch yen? in advertising tlieii uiorit.s, and publishiii"; the "vlvvvwevovv?. cvvcucs which have Leon shovored tipoti him from The peculiarity of tho is t-r. tluiV si; ike teir e.-t .f luAusfi. by rH.-licittiiijr every particle ot impurity for the lifu and h'-n'th of tin; body depends upon the purity of tin- blood. If tho blood is poisoned, tin: b"dy drugs nut u miserable exi.tcnce. The? c niedicinei vc T wevvuAti. for curing dorofido,, Liver Cc-mplainf, Skin. Qiieas?s, Fe?'5.a.;e Ccmplxints, 3zlt JjVieum., Jjheumxtism, giispej:ci, t-'yphilis, Old Sores, Fever an.1 jlue, Ltuaorrhcra, iSiilz Krj.la.2l1e, Erysipelas, t't. jlnthony'c Fire. x"lirio rs, Eruptions, Fits, Svofidow; Consumption, ets. w t-5 ?i) & i?i f' OJTS ppr?on writes, ber daug'iter cured of lits of niisc fars" standing, anil St. Vitus' rian.v" of two yfar. AKOTHEK writes, his s-'ou was cured after his iicsh had ali:io- w-tstc.l Ktvay, The doctors proiioiiticcd the case incuru.iblo. AirOTHEB was cure 1 of Fivr.r mid Ague aflor trvittir every nic iiciue in his reach. ANOTHER was cured of Fever Sore which bad existed fouiteen years. ANOTHER -'f Khcamaiistii of eight years. Cases innumernble of Dvsporsia and Liver Complaint could Ut miiitioned in which the t'unLef aua 1 uis are the most nctive and thorough pills that hav ever Lcen introduced They act so directly upon the Liver, exciting that organ to such an extent us that the system dues not relapse into ill former condition, wliieh is too upt to bf the case with pmipiy a purgative pill. They are really a which, in conjunction wiih the "VAocA .vvvvjvcY, will cur"! all the aforementioned diseases. and, of themselves, will relievo and cure He3.da.1he; Qociivsness, Colin (Fains, 'Cholera, JAorbus, Indigestion, (Pain in, the Trowels, (X'izzineas, eta. Trv these medicines, and you will never recret it. Ask vour neighbors, who have used them, and they wiii say they are and you should try them before going for a physician. Get a Pamphlet or Almanac of my local agent, and read the ecrtilieates, and if you have ever doubled you will IQYvXVt VWOYC. As pro.f that ths Mood Turifler and Pills art purely TeR-taHe. I have the certificates of those eminejit chcniists. l'rofgso;-s ChiUouof New York, aud Locke of Ch'.rintinii. Readier. Ito'ck's !.cisl Nolh-es and Certificates published in a conspicuous part of this Fapsr fro time to lime. Price of the Scandinavian Vegetable T!bxd Pnrb (ler, $1 ir boti.'r S perlulf .Pir.en. Of th Scandlmoiait Vecialle Blood l'it:, cents per box, 01 i lxcs for $1. Principal l!liee aud Salesroom, No. 6 East Fourth St., 3d lluildinefrom Main St., Cincinnati, O. Labraiary, No. 18 llammcud Street, FOll SALE BY H. .1 SCH LAEPFER, Evansrille KELLER A WHITE, " JOHN EARL, Blue Grass. And by the Prnjreists and Merchants generally hroiiKhottt the l ulled States aud Canadas. Notice of Guardianship. "VOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE L nnd -rsigned has been appointed guardian of tha-estate of Herman Weylaud, decoaed, late of Vanderburgh Couiitv. 3w-w MARGARET WEYLAND. Nctico to Heirs of Petition to Sell Beal Estate. STATE OK 1NPIANA, Vanrlerburjth Conntv. f M" IVJOTICE IS HEKEIIY GIVEN TH.VT ELLEN LS M. Kelsey, Administratrix of the estate of Orvillesj. Kelsey, deceased, has filed her petition to sell the real estate of the decedent, his personal being insufficient to pay his debts; and that said petition will bo heard at the next term of the Uourt of Common Pleas of said County. Test : LOUIS RICHTER, Cleik C. C. P. V. C. Jan28w3w Ccurt Notice. STATE OT IN INDIANA, "I J,n th. Vanderl I Term, 1863, No. dler and Blythe Hynes, 1 rnml anderbnrgh YANI.ERB1 E April 3. John J. Chan Complaint to Quit Title. Harrison E. Cunningham aud Alary E. Cunningham.

IT APPEARING BY AFFIDAVIT, ON FILE in the efliceol the Clerk of the Court aforesaid, that the above named defendents are non-residents of the State of Indiana, notice of the pendency of the above entitled action (the object of which Is to quit title to real estate) is therefore given to said Harrison E. Cunningham and Mary E. Cunningham, aud that the same will stand for trial at the next term of the Court aforesaid, to be lrgun and held at the Court House in the City of tvansville, in the County and State aforesaid, on the first Monday in April, isw. Witness the Clerk of said Court this 28th day of January, 1803. L01I3 RICHTER, Ju29 Clerk V. C. C.

$250,000 KENTUCKY, CUBBENCY, $100,000 TENNESSEE CUBBENCY,

For which, the highest market price will be paid ty HCHEIS RANGER, l?o. 2, Water Street. ALSO GOLD, SILVER, AND :Z3cxxa.ixi.c3. ZLV oto3 At the market rates. No. 2 Water Street. FebndAw2w INDIAN MEDIINE. THE GREAT INDIAN MEDICINE COMPOUNDED IB' A to M si M H o Cliorols.co Cxi o An unfailing enr for Seminal BVafrness, A'ocamal Emissions, Ivtpolenry, Lon of Power, Paint in th Back, Stont in the Bladder, ObsintcUd and Difficult 31enMruation, and all diteatet ranted by deviating from the path of nature, and indulging in Self-Po lution. S" By the nse of this "Cdee" all improper discharges are removed, the weakened organs of generation are speedily cared, and ull Tigor restored. Jer Either sex contemplating marriage, should reflect that a sound mind and body are necessary to promote connubial happiness. ft ffr In the "Cherokee Cube" the poor debilitated, worn down and despairing devotee of sensual pleasure will find relief. tttf The listless, enervated yonth, the over-worn man of business, the victim of nervous depression, the individual sjuflering from general debility, or from the weakness of a single obgax, will all find immediate and permanent relief from the use rf this great Indian Rf.mkdy. ttiT To those who have trifled with their constitution, until they think themselves beyond the reach of medical aid, we would say : NEVER DESPAIR ! THE " CHEROKEE CURE' WILL RELIVE YOU AFTER ALL QUACK DOCTORS HAVE FAILED 1 1 1 WS" It deals with disease aa ft exists, ndl only striking at the very seat and removing the causes upon which it depends, hut it rebuilds the broken constitution, carrying life and health through every vein and weakened organ. The " Cherokee Cure" is put up in a high concentrated form the dose only being from one-half to one teaspoonful three times per day. One bottle rarely fails to effect a permanent cure, no matter how long the disease may have existed. &3lt is safe aud pleasant iu taste, but immediate in action ! It contains no Mineral Poisons, but is prepared from pure vegetable extracts, in the form of a delicious syrup. KHS For particulars, get Circular free from any Drug Store in the country; or write the Proprietor who will mail free, to any one desiring the same, a full Treatise in phamphlet form. Price 82 per bottle, or three bottles for $5, and forwarded by express to all parts of the world. Kuf" Sold by all respectable Druggiett eteryuhere. Dr. W. B. THerwin, Prop'r., No. 6 South Fouetji Street, st. Loris, NiszornT. -Sohl in Evansvilleby WSI. BIERBOWER, and all Druggists. Sold iu Owensboro by T. C MoK F. K. ne-. -l wnl t AUCTION. AUC ! ION SALE Of Condemned Government Horses at Henderson, Kentucky. THE UNDERSIGNED WILL CAUSE TO BE eold at Public Auction, at the City of Henderson, Ky., on Wednesday, the iithday of February A. D., 1863, ona hundred and twenty-live (12A) head of captured and condemned Horses, the property of the United States, fale positive terms cash. WSI. II . BRACKEN, 77th Reg. Ind. Vels. and A A. feb!4 Q. M Post. Henderson. Kr. GOLD, SILVER, AND Xoxxx.33lc3. Notes BOCGHT AT COPELAKD'S SAVINGS BANK, No. 4, First Street. 45a50 cents Prem. Paid for Gold. 40a45 cents Premium Paid for Demand Notes. 30a35 cents Prem. Paid for Silver. 4a5 per Cent Prem. Paid for KentucKv Money. 2a3 per Cent Prem. Paid for Bank of the State of Indiana. Also buys Southern Bank Notes and other uncuirent Bank Notes at the best rate. rpIlOSE CHOICE CODFISH, GEO. BANK'S' X to be had only at the jaulO EUREKA BAZAAR, No 73 Main Street. INCINNATI LARD OIL.3 BBLir"BE6T Winter Strained Lard Oil, at janlO H. A. COOK'S. "T7ISHART'SPINE TREE-TAR CORDIAL M just received at SCHLAEPFEK S "jair22 New Dn:g Store. ORE I'F THE SAME KIND 12 down of Frank Miller's Waterproof Blacking. It has only to be used to be liked. For sale at fel,5 . H. A. COOK'S. O EXCUSE FOR DIRTY STOVES. 24 dozen Sullivan'- Stove Polish, CO " Guggenheim " " febo atH. A. COOK'S. NDIGO AND WASH BLU'3 t;0 dozen Durkees Box Blue, 21 " Colburn's " 36 " Tier man s fubo at H. A. COOK'S. H' ERBS AND HOFS M Tapers Hops, lbs, psi " " lt)S, UK) " Sweet Marjoram, assorted site, 100 Summer Savory, " " 100 " Thyme, assorted size, frb5 at II. A. COOK'S. SILVER GLOSS. STARCH. 10 boxes T. Kingslord and Sous Silver Gloss Starch ; none equal to it ; at H. A. COOK'S. KOtiMS, BIIOOMS 30 dozen extra Heavy Fancy Brooms, 10 J' Shaker Brooms. 30 " Common Brooms at jan't) U. A. COOK'S. HUMMELL'S ESSENCE 0F COFFEE. 2(i8 dozen J4 and lb. packages in cans and tinfoil, for sale in quantities to suit at jan!7 VICKERY BROS' RAISINS, RAISINS. 25 BOX NEW FRESH Layer Raisins; 3 casks new currents at ieUl c . H. A. COOK'S.

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Just received and en route over 300 Crates and Casks, all of which was bought before the last heavy advance, and will be sold as low if net lower than any other House on the Ohio River. i J erchants will always And a large and gaod stock to select from. Also on hand Crates of assorted ware, suitable for the country trade. Extra Fine Double Plated Castors, LOOKING GLASSES, (All eiiea, with Gilt and Tlain Frame,) KNIVES AND FORKS, Table, Desert, Tea Spoons and Forks, Treble Plate, on best Alabata Mettle; Bar Fixtures of all kinds, a large stock cf White -Flint and Common GLASS WARE, Goblets, nhflmpagnes.Wines, Cordials. Alee, Jellies, Eggs; - and Tumblers of all Patferns, Assorted Nappies, Crystal Fruit Bowls, Dishes, Decanters & Bitters, all styles; Pitchers, Celeries, Sugars, Creams, Spoon Holders, Molasses Cans, Cruets, Salts, Candle Sticks, 'Jars, Salvers, Lanterns, &c, &c. Grateful for past Tery liberal patronage, ha solicits the attention of Merchants to examine his heavy st.-k of Common Ware, which will enable him to offer extra inducement to the trade. Evansvllle, Izx. In27dw3m NEW MUSIC. THE DRUMMER BOY OF SHILOH!!" A new and beautiful song by Will S. Hays. "POPPING IN AT PUDDING TIMI" A very excellent humorous song. "GRAFTED INTO THE ARMT" Comic song. . "HOME TH0C AST REMEMBERED STILL" Setr and very pretty. " HERE'S YOUR MULE!" " THE BANJO" An imitation of that instrn ment, by tiotsrhalk. New Music received every dav at WARREN & CONYNGTON'St, feb4 No 1 Main Street. WOOD FOR SALE. THOSE IN WANT OF GOOD WOOD CAN BE supplied by leaving their orders at Mr. -P, lloyl's Store, or to John Smyth, on Division Street between Fifth and Sixth Street. WANTED. VVTANTED, TO RENT, A HOUSE IN A V pleasant part of the city, with from four to six rooms, suitable out-buildings, c Property inside the Canal is preferred. Six months' rent will be paid in advance, if required. Address Box No. 168, Evausville, Ind. feblSdlw Farms for Rent. TWO GOOD FARMS, CONTAINING EACH about 65 acres under cultivation, tint two miles from the city and the other three aDd a half miles For particulars apply to fcbl2 ViCKKRY BROS.. No. 82 Min Street. Lemons! Lemons! 1Q BOXES LEMONS IN STORE AND FOR I O sale at a verv low figure bv Iebl2 VICKERY BROS., No. 82 Main Street. Ear Corn. 200 febl2 BUSHELS EAR CORN: S tons Bran, in tore and for sate bv VICKERY BROS., No. 82 Main St. Pittsburg Coal for Sale. . "TT7HICH I WILL DELIVER TO ANY PART VV of the city at 20 rents per bnshel No Coal will he delivered except the CASH accompanies the order. Apply at the Lamasco Wharf to jau28-lm A. J. HUTCH ESPN CO. Notice. SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE KECEIYID at my office until March 2d. 1803, at 3 o'clock P. . for the Medical attendance for County Asylum, etc., for one or more years. For particulars enquire at the County Auditor's Office. feb!2dlwAw VICTOR BIs-CH, Aoditer. Pine Shingles. 100,000 SPLIT & SHAVED PISE SHINGLFS just received from Michigan. Extra heavy and warranted full count. Our river customers will notice this advertisement and act accordinfrlv. jan29dAwlm - JOHN F GLOVER. Important to Shippers. THE CAIRO PACKETS, THE COUBIKK and Charley Bowen, will hereafter leave the port at S o'clock precisely. All goods for shipment on these boats renst be at the landing by 1 o'clock in order that the bill may be signed before I o'clock. Goods arriving after this hour will be left on the Levee at the shippers risk. A. LEMCKE, ) Commanding Courier BEN. HOWARD. and Bowen. Carpets! Carpets!! TT7E HAVE JUST RECEIVED A SICK ?, Stock of Carpet, which we will seU cheap. SCHAPK.ER BUSSING, declS No 49 Main Street. 0LASSES GATES, SCALE-B'EAMSr'ROM 200 to 600 lbs ; Grain Shovels, Axes and Broad Axes, Wood Saws, Common Cross Cut Saws, Patent Cross Cot Saws, for sale at JACOB STRAUB SON, nov29 74 Main street. 0MB AND SEE THE "LITTLE MONITOR." a new ly invented Coal Oil Bornor. VICKERY BEOS., janl7 No. 2 MainStrset. O f DOZEN LIVE CHICKENS CJ 3uu pounds Country Butter, - 600 " choice W. R. Butter, 5O0 doien fresh E(r. at H A COOK'S. COTTON YARN. 2A BAGS, -TWe and twoi for tale by S. E. GILBERT 4 CO., decll No. 4, Sycamore Street.

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