Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 14, Number 81, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 1 January 1862 — Page 3

W"i" WKDSESDAr MfrRNl r. JANUARY 1

What an f mourn t of .- utT ring- mmm VUeAiv imjog the Voliin e.-rs til 1 bo prevented by the f'c n-e of El.LI.OVA W :I Uhi AND ors'TMKNT. for Wounds, Sore .ndon-vs the Oiutreut is a tortain cue, and f r l ow! Complaints, Fore i, aiuill Prat, Ac , ihaPi'ils are. kha UmI iue-1U.no la tits world. 221 .jf Tiling-of Itsauty i n Joy Former Wboanbr WMM with sickly pile complex- I iouf Keep the pore of the skin free, and th. ) blood pure, and onr cheeks will Tie with the rose j aad lilly. The skin- in formed with thousands or j ares in every inch of surface office it is to carry off the impurities of the blood the acknowledged cause of all diseases of mankind when the skin is dry and parched when it Is covered with eruptions when it is cold and clam my when there is iaward fever or inflammation it is impossible for the skin under these ciri umetauces to perform its proper functions, aud to carry off the impurities frem the body as di-su-ned by our Croator. JL'DSL'N'S MH I'NTAIN HJ5UB PILLS remove thce obstiuolions, aud pr.iduce fr-o and healthy blood, remove the- eruptions from the skin, arid eauae it to b.-Jgh en wiih tho Bm of yonth and ' beauty. B.-uucy without paints and cosmetic beiuty yrOSlnSKlli by health and hapi iuess. Judaou's ilouataiu Herb bills are sohl by all medicine dealers. dec3 - t.ood .V)iri, What letter news to the af dieted than to inf rm them of a rem.dy that is going to restore them to hetlih? Havo you th9' Dyspepsia or Liver Complaiut ? Are jour dfgegtivo organs debilitated or your nervous system affected ? If so, at once resort to the ufe if "Ho -load's German Bitters," and you will be completely and perm nently enred. For a e by druggists and ealcra in medicines evr rywhore, at 75 cents per bottie. ' W 3 As t'trdiet of the Hick. Letters from Dyspepiici. in ev,.ry Stste, are ccniinually recoived by the proprietors of HOiTETTER'6 CELEJ1RATED STOMACH BITTERS, expressing in the most enthusiastic tortus their confidence in that celebrated restorative. The writers differ in their mo es of ospres-ion, but they breathe but odo sentiment. That iui j eisurablo benefit has been derived by thousands this agreeable and po tent stomtchlc is a hot cstabiiahed i'y clouds of witness: s. Dyspepsia and the countless dn-easea of the stouiseh and bowels to which it gives rise, literally vanish before the searching, brac.ng and pur.fving i jflirn of this great reuovator of the I bysical system, which acts s.UiUUaneuualy on all the internal c g it:S requiring let; Marion aud iuvigorution. No. 1 Mmtr dftfot nmn ..'. -,.a.r j.s.;. William A iatooelor's llait bye I The oritlrai snil beet in -tie world ! I ! Ait otnom ire mere imitations, and uouki frcj avoides), if sou wieU to stape 'ridicnle. SUA Y. KiiL), or lit SPY Qalr pjid iust.uti to a tieautifui ar ! iSatutaJ Rrown or Black, without Injury to the ilar or bkia. FIFTEEN UH'ALS RKD iDfPLOMAri have baen irai to Wm. A. BAnm;t.oa ruice UStf, and over ,tn,t) upp rations have beet i. jetotht Hair of his , -,- -i hii famous Lye. W. A. ' A'fC JJ JuL. UAlB Hie It pn iucee color not so be distin .itsi.. frt.m nature, aad is VABUvriD not to inj. e in the leeat, uuwbv) long it may tie rentinned, and the ill effects . f bal 3ye remedied ; the Uair u.visroratwl for life by his3plenaid liye. Sold in all cities aud towns of the United Stau-s, y Drnggists and Fancy Goods Dealers. : Genuine lias the name and adrh-es upor steel plate enijravlng on four eidai ot eatli JlJi "--Mill fNi.JgiTrtUiaijfci.ii,. lAfVr."" -. t!HAs. BATlUKIjU It, Proprk-ror, sept.1-lyrdAw l Barclay-st, titmi Y ' : Fonrarding aud Couiuiisiou. j. t. a K. M. HtMPHUEY. COX & HUMPHREY, Forwardina; & Commission Mercln's STEAMBOAT ACENTS, WHARF-BOAT PROPRIETORS, KVAXSVILLK, IND. Wi have takeu the Orey Eale Wharf-Boat, and ask of ourfricnJiacontionance of their patronage. One of us will be found aboard both day and night to attend to the wants of shippers. aepl Gao. FoeTEK, A. H. Fotes, W. A. Gwvn. GEO- POSTER & Oo, WHOLESALE GROCERS, Produce and Provision Merchants, CORNF.a aug!) 0W LOCVST STREET AWD THE CAN.t,, KVANSVtCLE IND. Watts, Given A Co , I Cbae t BtsrwN, Paducah, Ky., J .... EvaniTille, la.. IlARnrNa, Cms A Co., St. Louis, Mo. WATTS, CRANE & CO., COMMISSION MERCH'NTS, No. 15 ISrond Street, NEW YORK CITY. We have openi a House in the city of Sew Tork for the sale of Tobacco and Western Produce. Under the name of WATTS, CRA i k & CO. Mr. D. Watts, of the firm of TVa!:, Given ,v Oo.j of Paducah, long faniilrar with Td)s:co, will Mk charge of that detriment of our business, and Mr. L A. Crane, of Crane and Rrowu. Kva'isville, will take charge of th Produce business. may31 WATTS. ''RASH t CO. PRODUCE AND CCgJlSSlON bOVIK, Cheese and Butter Agency. I 3L 0 X U O'S COMMISSION MERCHANT. Agent for the sale of Western Reserve Butter and Cheese. No. 5 Sycainere Street, dec29 EVANSVIL1.E, IND. W. M. AIKMAN &. CO.. H? ODUCH a MrCommission Merchants, No. 6 North Water it.) EvsiuvlUt. tat AgesvM for the saie of Salt, Elour, Grain, Provinlons, and all other articles of Prodnc. . oct45 jflO JF J It T.yti !C HHi t' Ws Mm ibis day w associated with us, in lire Forwarding arid Commission buiiia. Mr. K. K. Ounkernon, formerly of t'.e firm .f Slaughter & Dunkerson, uuier 'he Bra nam of Crane, Br.. an it Co. novSO CRANK . 1JROWN. I. a. caAR. WM. hB')N. a. K. nUNBircnaoN . CRANE, BROWN & CO., Forwarding and Commission A Sit

SPECIAL RAILROAD AGENTS. Give through rece;ut ami mak lilral cash adv i shipments of nrodrrcj arid -1i . o to New Tork. CKARB BUOWS l CO. Hvausville, N' v. 20r)i, 1801 , "A f r ,,,, ,,. : -- CRANE &. BROWN, Forwarding & Commission And Steamboat Agents, KVANSVTLLE, IND. mW Agents for Kanawha Salt Ootnpauy. ". mmr Liberal Cash advances made on SMoments oi .JtL T PR TUIC I tUtM,TPJBTati!- s, 9 Vbsoi .-alr.ptre, l-mt miHtr, for sr.'e by I. t 1. IIHMANN, de-"28-lEt Kft 6 ; M titt stieet. mmJiW s-Ji.lM' UjrTe-lnr ronid W W iei.i.er or idu- uxeful f-r a New Year's OiltrhAra ji'ce Coal Oil Lutno. ATJlier trash lotloat re:vod at VICKEHY BBOB., doi8 No- 82 Msin strsvt.

J. W. NEXSEN, C3-E 2ST 33 H. 3

AHY ! "OFFICE: IN MARBLE HALL. 8 '....- and issue Policies in several of the oldt smd most reliable (nsnrance Companies of the United .States. STOKL.S, STOCKS, DWELLINGS, MILLS AND MANUF ACTORIES, insured a the most favorable rates MARINE AND INT.AND NAVIGATION Kisks taken on FLAT-BOATS, fi A . , , STEAMBOATS and tteir CASGOSS. Also, applications received for LIFE INSU RANGE. Combined Capital Represented, over $5,000,000. W Office, Marble Hall Building, No. 9 Main st. BT CHOICE INSURANCE WITH THE till. Incorporated 1819 Charter Perpetual. CASH CAPITAL $1,500,000, ABSOLUTE AND UNIMPAIRED. Net Surplus of $942,18L72, And the prestige of 40 years success and experience. UPWARDS Of 914,000,000 Of losses have been paid by the AStna Insurant, Company in the past 16 years. Tbe value of reliable Insurant: be apparent from the following LOSSES PAID BY T N A mm th past rivr i-ut In Ohio, S;U.Jii!0.83 In Michigan, $168,043.81 In Wisconsin, 106,955.07 In Indiana,... 146,839.81 In KentucKy, 2OJ.P39.40 In Illinois,... 448,327.41 Misseuri i 884.518.04 Tennessee,.... 97,549.21 Iowa A Minn, ltU,39.46 Kansas Neb 19,945.77 Penn'aiVa.. 31,595.82 J Ark. Ga ... SSJUiM MlBaissIppi and Alabama,... $52,412.13. Fire and Inland Navigation Risks accepted at terms consistent with selvoncy aud fair profit. Especial attention given to iwwrance of DW&LLTNGS am? Contents, for termt of 1 to 5 yeart. The soTid service long and successfully tried, afiri the ni:iny adv.-intages tbe tna Insurance Company ;'ja MM in its Hue, .should not be overlooked by those ready to insure aud understanding their best interests, r'trrtns: 'trfntrotit tiroes " the necessity for reliable Insarauce L-convs an imperative dnty the ability of property owners to sustain tus'b'inp then Haeh lessened. Agenctee in all the prlnctpal cities slnd I -J-ns throughout the State Policies isnued withor- 1lay. by any of the duly authorized Aecots oi ibr Company. Bus;niis attended to with despatch aa fidelity. J. W. NEXSEN, Agent, Mtvrbh. llsii Kriilding, Main btreot,r ; septl4 Evausville. Indiana PREPARE IN TIME AGAIKST THE FIRES OF FALL Pr.r-l V. A AO. I ISSURANCE IN THI P1KE!XI1. COFY OP HARTKORD, CONN. The Fruits of the Phcenix Atp mv ff-t in the following Bt'iteiw-nt of FACTS AND FIGURES! Showiu tb amount rqaaliz' 4 to pubrlr r-n'!ic, in the h ape f h pi paid iu the WMt and South, duriu tbe pt tXMii years; aline of valuable nei--vice, naoorablp ax well ascommnditole, nrtd which abould THETo every taau whdesire to bestow hid insurance parnmaKe ttpon a HELL. TltlEO CORPORATION. $40,277 45 2T,62S 94..:... 69,174 56, 32,070 08 34 220 13.... ia,33 34 a.&Vi.l0 1487 i - 9.765 0() 34,0.H-!t.:...V. 43 054. 9 I 2",832 5.5 27,698 53 22,8393.961 'J4 555 55 OHIO INDIANA... .. ..v ILi.TNOIS... MICHIGAN.. WISCONSIN. IOWA MINNESOTA. NEBRASKA.. KANSAS .....KENTUCKY. . TENNESSEE. MlS-Slf.SirPI. ....MISSODBI .'ARKANSAS.. .....,.T-KXAS. ... VA LA BAH A. . ..840 377 45 ... 27,622 94 ... 69.174 56 ... 32,i;7(i 08 ... 34,220 13 ... 19,323 34 ... 8,653 10 ... 1J67 00 ... 9.705 00 ... 34,054 38 ... 43.054 90 ... 20.S32 55 ... 27 f,98 83 ... 22,839 43 ... 8,961 9S 555 55 In the cqui able adjustment, and prompt Cash rertpoav; to louses, the I 1 1 r ?i X - . iuatl ly at the heed of its jtrofesainn; tehilt its eaien'iee, praciicaf , and first-class business system of local agancies, is not excelled -'-y any similar corporation i t (lie vorld. Inurancies olicited, and policies lartaj and renewed in this letdrosr Corporation, at fair rates by J. V. m:sK.S, Residsnt Agent, Omca; 'Aiaihle llall Building. Mala -tr- t . 4 QEKCY OF THE United States Life Insurance, No. 40 Wall strest, New Tork. Jos. B. . ..:.:.,. Prea t. Jko. Radis, Sec'y. Cash Capital $100,000. Total cash Assets in 1860, $600,000. x ANNEAL INCREASE OVEB $2'J,000. JSrvidends ,lc!ard every three years. Profits accumulated at corapourid interest, ou thopriucrple of a savings tank, payaMt- iu addition to the sums Insured iu cash. The business of tire Company is conducted upon a cash basis ezelusiisely. Over eight ' thoitsand insitracces have leen effectad by the Company since its orgatiiation. Premiums on H.WQ for life, may bo paid quarterly, semi-HunuaMy, or annually. BATTELL, BE11M A ANTTIES, Ag'te. Office: No. 87 Main street, . . XvaudViUe, tnd. Da. H. O. Jones, Medical Examicor, OOlce: Firit st.. above Walnut. nov?l-ld tmWmmCttaOM announce to their friends an d eitizeni of Kv generally, that tbey are t'il in the Fee business, and are thankful for past fa. vom, and hope by strict attention to busineiH, to merit a continuance of patronage ou our new plan, which we now adopt from this date, wh:ch ia strict ly lor caati. All .rtwrs accomoHmeo witrr tne caer, will be promptly attainted to ; rsosr. others kiu arpi.Y. We bnve now on band and for sale tons j.t ime Hay, 5l0 bush old white Corn, selected expressly for Bread, 5 biwh new Own in Ear, firMr bulk Oats, 5 tons Oil Meal, and a full snpply of Uran. Shrpntiiff, Are., and everything tunally found in a Feed Store, all of which will bo sold cnafljrfbr .Hflh, and cash only. Respectfully, le.:7 ..." B. S. BUSTON i CO. ijH I. 355m55w ttOUM ttl.t'iWfM. Kit asd fikSfStB. Blank Book Man ui'ac l u rer ffiXSwv Main St.. bet. Firnt and Second. mmnWmwmmW KVANSVILLK, INDIANA. B'lank Bookjl ruled, n and made to ordst of the host paptr, from a Memoran'rnm to the largest Ledger Music and Ma irjtiea I jonii In any tjrU. iel6-d&wtf

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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH. BT TBI E. A W. IISI. Exclusively for the Journal. MORNING REPORT.

Foreign News The English Press on the President's Message Foreign Markets Mason and Slidell not to sail for several days. Halifax, Dec. 30. The steamer Etna ba3 arrived with Liverpool datea to the 17th inst. The London Po3t treats tbe message as undeniably warlike, and though remarking on the silence relative to the Trent affair, says, it was scarcely within the ordinary scope of the message. It also charges the President with ingratitude in dealing with mar; i ate powers. '" : News considers his silence an indien.ion of caution and prudence and favorable for peace. The Star also justifies his silence, and praise3 hia clearness, force and ability. The Herald takes a contrary view, and fears peace is almost hopeless. Parliament meets in the middle of January. The death of Prince Albert caused a most profound sensation. The Queen bore her bereavement with much fortitude. The Asia's news was generally regarded in Paris a3 unfavorable for peace. Leading journals continue to advocate French neutrality. The Bourse was heavy and lower. Garibaldi has written a letter to the Genoa Committee, which indicates an approaching movement. London Mosef Market. A general decline took place on the 16tb, but on the 17th a stronger tone prevailed, and there was a recovery of i in consols, which closed at 9090J- for money and account. Wheat firmer for American. Flour quiet, but steady. Sugars unchanged. Tea inactive. Coffee quiet and steady. Liverpool, Dec. 16. Cotton very dull; prices irregular and drooping. times' dispatch. Washington, Dec. 30. Lord Lyons was in conference to-day with Secretary Seward, relative to the time and manner of the release of Mason and Slideli. Tbey will not be released for some days, as there is no British vessel likely to leave for sjme time. They will probably go in tbe British mail steamer, which leaves next Wednesday week. It was proposed that they should go out on a British man-of-WRr, but our Government decided upon a less ostentatious mode. St. Louis, Dec. 30. Twenty-four hundred cavalry, under Col. Carr, with fift'.-en day3 rations, left Rolls, yesterday, destined, it is supposed for Springfield, by a circuitous route. New York, Dec. 31. The Hon. Geo. Opdyke, Mayor elect, took the usual osth .v. 14 was art ministered by Mayor Wood. AFTERNOON REPORT. Additional Foreign News Suicide of Gen. Philip St. Geo. Cook Rebel Commissary Stores Burned at Nashville Loss $1,000,000 The Rebels at Yorktown Anticipating an AttackLA TEST FOREIGN NEWS. Liverpool, Dec. 19. Pending the news from America in response to the demands of the British frovernmeut, in regard to the Trent affair, the British papers Uave but. little to say. The Times has a severe article on the brutalizing efftcts which civil war produces, and denounces several Northern measures. Several French journals maintain that France should give moral support to England, by recognizing the justice of her demands, and independence of the South. The Opinione National, the organ of Prince Napoleon, says that France has no other enemy, but England and France should not weaken the United States. The Daily Times also has an article on Mr. Seward's dispatches, and treats them with ridicule, and says Mr. Seward assumes to instruct the entire human race, as to tbe rights and prospects of the war in America, and has confident assurances as to the dimensions and duration of the war. Movements were taking place between the government and the authorities of Liverpool looking to the defenses of that port. The Paris Correspondent of the Post, says that neither France nor Russia have taken any steps as mediators. The Paris Patriae in enumerating the five French steamers at New York say?, others are shortly to be sent there. London, Dec. 19. It was current at Paris yesterday, that the French government sent a no'e to Russia, Prussia and Austria, suggesting common mediation of the grta.t powers, between England and Mexico. The Herald's correspondent observe sthat a tender of such mediation would be a menace, aud it would be rejected ou tbst very ground. A portion of the Mediterranean fleet is gradually accumulating at Gibraltar, to Uready if necessary to cross the Atlantic. Yesterday additional shipwrights were taken on at the Portsmouth dockyards, to get ready with the utmost dispatch the ad ditional ship3 ordered for sea. The two battallions of the Guard, ordered to America, left this morning for Southampton, whese they will embark to-doy. Halifax, Dec. 31. The Asia from Liverpool 21st and Queenstown 2!ad, arrived here this morning. She bason board 500 troops with stores, and is consequently under government orders. J She brings 7,2u0 in specie. The Canada arrived at Queenstown on the 21st. Warlike preparations cc-r-tinue unabated. Additional troops are ordered to be ready to embark, twit the Army and Navy Gazette says, that no more are likely to be placed under orders until hostilities are actually declared. The Adriatic with nearly 1,400 troops of the Grenadier Guards, and the Parana, with about 1,000 of the Scott Fusileer Gtiards, left Southampton on the 20th for British North America. The steamer Cleopatra would leave Liverpool on the 21st for '. Queenstown, there to embark over 500 men J of the 17th Regiment. The Msgdalena I would embark about 1,000 men ou the 21 t. - The mail steamers of the Peaiusula and Oriental Company, numbering about 500

men, are to be armed and made capable of resisting privateers in case of war. The gunboats in the second, class reserve at Portsmouth, had been ordered to be fitted out immediately. A Berne telegram asserts that France had issued a diplomatic circular, taking ground against the arrest of Mason and Slidell, and sent representatives to Washington, in order to urge the American government to make indespensable concesssions. The Post says, the Americans cannot possibly complain of the tenor of the dispatches to Lord Lyons. Liverpool, Dec. 21. Breadstuffis tend downward, and all descriptions slightly lower. Provisions firm.

Halifax, Dec. 31. Tho steamers Adriatic and Persia have arrived here with troops. The Cleopatra and Parana are likely to be here to-day. Fort Monroe, Dec. 30. Philip St. George Cooke, recently appointed Brigadier General in the army of the Potomac, committed suicide on Tuesday last, at his residence. He was a graduate of West Point and esteemed as a fine officer. The Commissary store, including a portibn bf the Ordnance Department at Nashville, was destroyed by fire on the night of the 22nd. Loss estimated at nearly $1,000,000. The following are the Congressmen from Tennessee: 1st District, J. C. Haskell; 2nd, Wm. "G. Swan; 3d, Jas. B. Gordonahire; 4th, M.P.Gentry; 5th, G.W.Jones; 6th, H. S. Foote; 7tb, J. B. C. Adkins; 8tb, J. E". Wright; Oth, D. D. M. Currin. Contrabands state that the inhabitants of Yorktown and the military authorities there, are very much frightened at an expected attack. It is believed there that Gen. Burnsiders expedition is certainly intended to go up York River, and that Gen. Wo6l wi',1 co-operate in the attack upon Yorktown. Gen. Magruder is said to have telegraphed the condition of affairs to Ricbmond, and asked permission to destroy Yorktown by fire, and to have received a reply directing turn to refrain until he ia.ce'rfath'that place is to be immediately attacked. ' 'Strong batteries are placed on ejlch'side1 of York River, and the force is estimated at 30,000 in the vicinity of York tow til times special. Washington, Dec. 31. The Navy Department is sending out specifications inviting proposals from ship builders throughout the country for the construction of iron clad'steam batteries. The Government is very anxious that this class of war vessels gh'c'uTd be immediately constructed. LAST NIGHT'S REPORT. News from Green River via Philadelphia Additional Foreign News News from Missouri The Rebels returning home Quiet Restored Jfortiiom 'RV of Kentucky Suspended Exciting Rumors in Louisville Gen. Benham Released. Philadelphia, Dec. 31. A private dispatch recid '-ti re nio:ii:rs ii utoong the kiPed at P.ulucah (!), Capt. Alfied Bacon of this city. Lie beloriited to a rt'gisuent raised hear Fr-rnkFi-rt. The dispatch givf-a no natticalars. IIal-kax, Dec. 31. Passengers by the Asia here report a rumi r tbai lire blockade of Charleston harbor with sione is likely to lead to difficulty with foreign powers. If is further rumored that England's warlike preparations will continue in view thereof, and that the surrender of Mason and Slidell are not the whole of England's demands. The steamship Atua will sail at (J P. Ivf. for New Y.irk. The papers between the -Ema and Asia contain no real news. Paris correspondents generally say the belief that hostilities between Eotilatrd and America will Dot be Mrested is more general. The Admiralty has notified that instructions had been sent to protect British shipping in the India and (juina sens. Ottervii.le, Mo., Dec. 31 One of our uh.u captured by the rebels near Clinton, and carried to Springfield, has just returned, having left that place Christmas. He Siiys Price with about 8,000 men had taken all the houses in Springfield for hia troops, mining the women and children into the streets. Be had unloaded his wagons and v. :ts making preparations for ft long stay. The people of Arkansas refuse to allow Price to enter that State with any other troops than those regularly enlisted in the Confederate service, and he had only 1500 mcD enrolled in that service. The country north of Springfield was full of men returning from Price's army, who said if they were permitted to return home aud take the oath of a'rlegiance, Price would be left with only his regular Confederate troops Since Gen. Pope's rapid operations last week, there is perfect quiet in all the region between the Missouri and Osage rivers, not a rumor of rebel camps or squads being heaid. Louisville, Dec. 31st. The Northern Bank of Kentucky has suspended specie payment. A doubtful rumor prevail?, that the Cave Ci:y Hotel was burued by the secessionists to-day. Exciting rumors of a general engagement in Southern Ky., prevailed all day, but are generally discredited now, no notice bavin? been received at headquarters. The People' Btnk of Bowling Green has been reorganized at Louisville by a new board of Directors, who a?surae the control of the bank, to-morrow. New YoitK, Dec. 31. A private dispatch received from Washington states that Gen. McClellau on investigating the specifications of charges against Brig. Gen. Benhani, his ordered the latter released. Paris, Dec. 22. The Temps asserts (bat a dispatch has been received from Seward, saying that the American government is ready lo guarantee every facility to neutrals compatible with the rights of belligerents, and wouid give satisfaction in the case of tbe infraction of any rule that bad been adopted. This dispatch was dated before the Trent nft'iir, but it is considered as i showing the peaceful inciinatian of the ' American government. M. Foulkc maintains the correctness of his laie report to the Emperor, and said that it cati-ed a rise in the public funds, : which would have continued but for the ' apprehension .of war between England and Aruericru Livkrp 'OL, Dec. 22 Tba ship Ben. BaSjofrotu Chailcioc, hud arrived at St. Nazare.

Lu.s; ., Dec. 22. It ha3 been decided that Parliament is to assemble on Tuesday, the 14th of January.

Pittsburg, Dec. 31. Uiver five feet and five fuches by the pier mark and falling Weather clear and pleasant. CINCINNA TI MA RKE T. Cincinnati, Dec. 31. Flour firmer under the foreign new.", and demand fair at l.00(4.10 for superfine, 4.15 4.25 for extra and family. Wheat 2o higher, closing at 8385 for red and 78g; 90 for white. Oats dull at 38. Whisky advanced at 13, and in good demand, closing buoyant. HoG3 advanced to 3.153.35 and in good demand, receipts only 1,800 head. Mass Pork in good demand at 9.25, and held at y.50 for best brands ; 500 bbls sold at 9.00, deli rerel at Cambridge City, Ind. Lard in fair demand at 6jGjforkeg and 6 for bbl, generally held higher; 200 tierces sold at GJ, delivered at Terre Haute, and 500 bbls and tierces here at 6j; 500 keg3 at 7J. About 200,000 lbs bulk sides sod at 4c loose. Green Meats are firm at 2J3J for shoulders and hams. No change in groceries; market qniet. Exchange prem. ; goid 3 per centum premium. NEW YORK MARKET. New York, Doc. 31. Flocb. market 5c batter, with moderate export and consumption ; sales of 14,200 bbls at 5.405 55 for superfine, 5.705.90 for common to medium extta western, 6 00 6.10 for shipping brands extra B,. H. O.. 6.10G,25 far trade brands ; market closing quiet. Whisky firmer; sales at 1920. Whkat l2c better and somewhat unsettled ; export demand not very active ; sales of western red at 1.421.43. R-YE'firmer at 8385. Barlex qniet at 7280. Corn about lc better; very limited sales at 66c for mixed western, 6Tc for very choice. Oats less active; sales at 4143. Pork steady and in moderate demand ; sales of mesa at 12.00fg.12.50, prime at 8 00 9.50. Beef in good demand; market very firm. Cut Meats dull and nominally unchanged Bulk Meats quiet ; sides in good demand; sale3 of 3,800 boxes at 6c for Cumberland cut middies, 6J for long ribbed, 6 for long clear. Sugar firm ; Cuba 8(7;8A. MISCELLANEOUS. mTTtiVTIMJV! MavtllJS-tKTS K WM ENG f NTCXKS. Lubri atfng Coal for machinery of all kinds. Kqual to ar.y Oi! In use; only 50c per (iauori. Ar H. A. OOOK'-s. mm , vj JKilisraisTpc extra quality Blue MM ruitfd JeAiie just received and for sale cheap at fcUUAPKKK BFSrilNO'S, ,;e 5 No. 49 Mnin street." "jFy.K ULJJVKKTtj -A fine MM. heavy Horse Blanneta && r r but received at BCUAPiiCB UUSSCNO'S, der90 Ho- 43 Main btrcet. New Meat Shop. rWXHK CJS-IfRSHMGJYEi ham OIJ!JS. M ed a new Meat Shop on th corner Of Third and Chftrv Streets, Evansville, Ind. tie will keep on hand lUe -erj beat maul, and avarjr variety to be film 1 iu tho murker. PAUL IIABia. m0sVjyWMsMT.ArsW i.:oien B9 just received at SCUAPKKU & HISSING'S, dVc30 Ho. 49 Mrn street. rffi.MLjjriiM7i'fl Miff MMrmtMti 9m. An assortmo it of lb) riLore celebrat" I Gloves inst recoive 1 at SOHAPKER & BOSttlrO'S, dec30 H". 9 Mni't stret OR. HAAS, baring leased! '.tie rooms formerly occupied by Or. Kivett, in Dr. Brav's building, opposite the Post Oince, for nseries of years, voald respectfully solicit the citizens of EvariHvifle and tbe snrrorindinp towns and country, to visit his rooms vjd see tbe specimens on exhibition, whether tbey nted the services of a Dentist or not. Since the is-mtu;; of his last circular and advertisement, over a year since, several ;mprovements and new inventions have boeu male, of which he has availed himself, and allows nothing that will subserve, the interests of bis patients, to pass nusecurM. His facilities are better and establishment larger, without doubt, that any other in our State, anil e.,ual toany iu Eastern cities. All those ho need Driital operations performed, and are pleaec-d with his work, shall bo attended to with great pleasure. Tho following are the styles of, wrk rr,nufactrrrud by him: Continuous Gum; Block or Carved Work: Vulcanite Base; Coralite; Amber; Oheoplastis; Gold aud Silver work. Nethtng can excel tho beauty and cleanliness ot the continuous gum work. It is withont a Beam or crevice. Cheeks that are sunken can berestored to nearly their original contour by this style of m-ork, and also by the use of tue Vulcanite, Coralite, and Amber Base. The latter styles, for licbtness and adaptation to dirScolt UOUltMH excel anycels anything we have eer seen. He has several anawtbotics for alMvlathrg pain when extracting teeth. They are perlectly harm less. TDP mom delicate can l,b oirui tyucu. -He does not advertise anything he cannot dJrl nor exhibit anything not made by himself. Parents should consult the health and beauty their children by having the Dentist direct the' second dentition, thereby producing symmetry anil health to those invaluable orgnua. Irregularity of children's toeth correc. 1 successfully: " Thoo having decayed teeth, shonld either have tbem extracted or tilled at our; (the latlcr if possible). Ttv health or the parties and tbe remal;.inir teeth demand this. 1 !..'. pleasure! in lniroanoing ur. iinus. my successor to the old rooms in Bray's boildiug, hoping he will And them both pleasant and profitable From my intercourse with the Doctor, I am pleased to find htm one of the progressing ; possessing taste and hii;h professional ability and standing. With this view, 1 can, with safety, recommend him to the community us a sklllfnl and competent dentist. ma28) J. KtVKTT. We ean also furnish TR V'K SOALKS ol any ca Saciiy. Th-se Sealeo are trrm tue masinuctory o !. T. FAIItHANKS & OO., Rt. Johnsbnrg, V'-t-! moot. very Scale is t.-i and - -! . ' I I ranted cor rect. For testimonial" we refer to , . thousands of persons using tbem. HOBNBKOOK CO., Agent". noS4 Water str)et. Svansill.

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Insurance Agency. ALLEN C.HALL0CK EvsiuvHIe. PNliKUWP.ITEU AND GENKttAL ISSCBANUi AGENT, ADJtHita or AvtBtQM, AND Notabv Pome. He rmtrinne to i.-sue Policies from several Kirs Giais and ;nr.st reli -Me INSURANCE COMPANIES In the Gotmlry. on Inland snd Fire Rismw. He i I also raoaive agpliealHMui for Lille INSURANCE. He will attend to the Adjustment of Losse of every description under io!icii-s from othei agenciee, and attend to tt settlement ot ll mui ten Cttanected will, INSURANCE, for parties in terostrd. Ills lone: exiwricuce as an T.sst'R.:B Acent, hc-i made Mm baaHiar with all subject connate.! v.lth lusm-anc". Office cn First Street, opp Put Office. ECONOMY AM 8ECUPJTY. The Lorillard FIRE INSURANCE CO. tii 'i n i cfa V UK KKW VOKK, No. 31 V.M.LI. SI. Cash Capital - - - - $500,000 PROFITS ATmJAULY DIVIDED ! 75 PER CENT. TO THE DEALERS. This fc'ompauy divide, throe-quarters of the net profits to the policy holders, in scrip, bearing interest without a?ry liability to the insured. Gfir This Company funds itrr surplus, irrr trad of dividing it lo tbe Stockholders, thereby giving ite policy holders greater security, and at Ibe ame time cheaper iesa ranee than anv other system. CARLISLE NORWOOD, Preslltnl GEORGE D. CRARY, Bec'y. WASHINGTON SMITH, Vice-I'res't A. C. Ilallock &, Son, Agents, dec!2 EVANSVIIjLE. INCORPORATED 1847. O i t y IE x- -e !SlRAiE COMP Y -OFHARTFORD, CONN. Capital, - - $250,000. C. O. WAITE, Sec'y. C. B. BOWERS, Pres't 6. H PRICE, General Agent, Residing at Chicago, Ilia. CASH CAPITAL & SURPLUS $327,540. Tills Company insures against Ion and damage by Fire on Dwellings and their Contents, Stores, Warehouses, Stocks of Merchandize, and all Insurable property at as reasonable rates of preminm as any other solvent and reliable Company, Adjusting Jjosses fairly ami palling them promptly. Applications uu.de to ana Policies issued by A. O. HALLOCK SON., First Street, opp. Post Office. acg21-lyd Evanbyii-i.. Ind JOHN IVINSON, tDWARD IVCNUON. Ev.iksville, Iko. J.&E.Ivinson MANUKACTCliBKS Ot IVINSON'S PORTABLE STEM ENGINE The best, and clien(cat now in obc. IVINSON'S IMPROVED SttfUBM all others in Birurlicity of coristmction. IVINSON'S PORTABLE CUM SAW 111. Rr-ferent'ps throngb the country where it b:T? sawed out 1,000 feet of Inch Lumber in forty minutes. IVINSON'S MTEST IMPROVED STEAM BOILERS. Consumes only oae-fonrth the fuel of ordinary Boilers. We also manufacture all kiuds of Muebiaery such as appert&ina to Railroad?, Steamboats, Mining, Distilleries Flour, Corn, Sugar aud Malt Mill?, Tobacco, Wine, and Lard Presses, Sash, and Muley Saw Mills. Also Sheet iron and Copper Work, House Fronts, Window Caps aud Sills, Ventillators, Grates, Iron Railings, and every description of lion and Brass Castings. Dealers in Steam and Water Guajres, Gum Belting aud Packing, Gas and Steam Wrought Iron Pipe and Fittings, &c, at Manufacturer's prices. Old Metal Bought. Jobbing and repairing of all kinds done at short notice, and workmen sent to all parts to set up and do repairing on Machinery and Boilers. ' Send for a Circular and see Price Lists. April 3d, 1861. DrRESS H ATS. Onr spring style, now ready, is one of the handsomest ever seeo, aud by a now arrangement, feet as comfortable to tbe wearer as any soft hat. Fvery other conceivable style made to order. Union Hats, ;Tbe neatest dressing hats for a young man. Renfrew & Magenta Something Fancy. Hats. Soft Hats Of every conceivable shape aad cc lor. Latest atylea Caps! Caps! Caps AH tl leading stylf for airing and summer just received. Infant Hats & CapsA splendid assortment of fancy hats and capa -priug and sntnmr r styles. Boys Sporting Hats Ot every description and price. Cassimere Hats. All styles and price. Soft Beaver Hats For surrmor wear, as light aaa feather. At VAIJTIER & MARCONNIEK'S, Mo. 39 Main street. NEW DRUG STORE. The utdeiraed having porchesd from S. 8. Thonvpson bis eutires tock in trade, will cuntinn tho bnsineas at the old stand, COWOM of Maiu aud ro.i.l Strei-ti; where he will keen constantly on bsnd n fr -h strl full ippiy ot intgs, Hetlicines, "ain:b, OU. L' yru -rr.-aij m- ' k, aud all other m,ririku nan in rtsd with t .o btisineea. I am prepared to ofTor dhnSUal InddcemeriW to cash buyers. juaoi UKiilS J. tWHLAKPFJtB.

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AVER'S Sar sapar illla. A compound remedy, designed to be the most effectual Alterative that ran lie made. Ii Is a concentrated extract of Pure Santsparilla, so combined with other substances of still greater alterative power as to afford an effective antidote for the diseases Sareapirilla is reputed to care. It ia believed that such a remedy is wanted by those who snffer from Simmons complaints, and that one which will accomplish their ti'e must prove of immense aervice to this large portion of our a fillet -ed fellow-citizens. How completely this compound will do it haa been proven by exnerbnent on many of the worst caaas to be found of the following complaints: Scrofula and Scrofuloaa Complaints, Kruptionx and Kruntlve Diseases, Ulcers, l'irnpl es, Blotcbea, Tumors. Salt Rheum, Scald Head, Syphilia und Syphilitic Affections, Mercurial Diaeaae. Dropsy, Neuralgia or Tic Dolonrettx, Debility, Dyspepi,t aud Indigestion, Erysipelas, Hose or St. Ant!. nys Fire, end indeetl tbe whole class of complain' arising from Imparity of the Itlood.

i r.is compound win be found a groat promot-r ot health, when taken in tiro rpring, to expel thn loul 'iimors which foiter in tbe blood at Miat se.i son of tho year. Dy the tio.ely expulsion of tbem many rnnkll .g dtaonb rs ar nipped In the bod Mnititndea can, by tbe aid of this remedy, spare tnem&elv.'-s from the eudurau e of lout fro and ulreiouj sores, through which tljesjnt in will try to rid itself of corruptions, if not assisted to do this through the natural channels of tlir by au alterative medicine, Cleanse ont the vltia ted blood whenever you find its impurities bun ting through 'he sitln in pimples, eruptions. Of sores; cleanse It n h- n you tlod tt is obstructed and i-luggish in tlft veins; cleanse it whenever it (a foul, and your feelings will tll you when. ven where no particular disorder is folt, pople enjoy better health, aud live lousrer, lor cleansing tinblood. Keep the blood healthy unJ all tl but with Ibis pabulum of life disordered ii. be no lading health. Sooner or lat.r som thinir most go wrong, and the (treat mitchinery of lil la disordered or orerthrowu. S u-sapari lla has, and deserves much, tbe ref tion of accomplishing those end., ilut tbe world has been egreitfiisly decelv- d by preparation-' of it, partly bee iriae the drug alone bar not all the virt ie that is claimed for it, but mote be many preparations, pret, ndir.v; to be costcontrata 1 extracta of jt "contain but litlbi or the virtue of sar-raparilla or any thing else. During late years tho public has ban h i 1 1 large bottles, pteteudiug to giv a quai t of Extra of Sarsaparilla for oueuollar. If oat ) f tboas liav been frauds npou tbe sick, for th--y not only c . tain littlo, if any, l-arsapar iila, but oftea no i m -live properties whatever. Hence, bitter an I pain ful disappoiutmeut has followed tho uoa-of be a rlous extracta ol Sarsaparilla which Dood thn I ket, until the uano, its-.-lf Is Juwtly despised, and has become synonymous with im position and rhe:-' Still we cull this compound Sarsaparilla, and ti.u-i to supply such a remedy as sh;;1! reacne the n n. from the load of obloquy which nsals upon Ii we think we have ground for be'ieviag it has virtue which are irresistible .y ibe t-rdiriary run di.-eiuies it is intended lo cure. In order Ui their complete eradication fx rxt tire system, remedy should be Judiciously tsk'n aaoonlln directions ou the bottle. PKKl'AUBO BY Dr. J. C. AYER, VO WMMtMe, oVaiaaa Price, 91 per UotUi sli lljut. . Ayer's Chei-ry reetc has won for Itself such ramowu for the cui r every variety of Throat and Lb ; Oom : it ia entirely unnecessary lor us in r. ouo dence of its rrtues, wberevvr it has baOD empi As it has lo .- ben In ooBatani um tbroi I this section, wa need not I j ne. ibarr asm people its quality is kept up to lie- bell ii been, aud that it may be relied ou to do : relief all It has ever been found to lo. Ayer's Cathartic Pi . FOB THE CUBIC OF Oostiveness, Javtvii, Dyspepsia. tmUgtsm Foul Stomach. Erysipelas. Headache, !', tism, Ei-jptinns, und tkm liifeasen, LityDropsy, Tetter, Tumors and Silt liurt. Gout, Neuralgia, as a Dinner I 'i I. and fo Vnr Ike Itlood. They are sugnr-coated, so the' t : tivn can take them pleasiotly, and they beet aperient iu tbe world for all tie ; i family physic. pbice i. l r:xs rsa box ; 6 boxe.i ku il.' . Qreat nnmbera of Clergymen, Physician men, and eminent personages, have le... names to certify the BfaMawlod nsefulnee" i I remedies, hut our apace hero u '11 not peritn1 ' sertion of them. The Agenta l-lnw named I' gratis our American Almanac in which tie given, with also full descriptions ol tba als plaints, and the treatment thai should be for for their cure. Do not be put off by unprin h 1 d other preparations they make Bore profit on mand ATKa'e, and taku no other. Tutu) beat aid there is fr ih?m, an have it. All ou. remedies are sold wbcleaale aud rel Keller A White, N. S. Thmupaon, Bl r Pearce, Leiolr 4 0,r! bi I', Kvinvllie, u dealers In medicines everywhere. Wholesale agents, A I iwn A Do., I'ii. B. A. Bobinson d Co., Louisville. JUDSON'S MOUNTAIN HERB PILL i. Above, we present you with a ptrfect likeness Dl Teznco, a chiet of a tribe of the Strang n Aztec Ration, that once rub ! Mexico. You will And a In, I account of him and his poji)e in our pamphlet and almanacs to be had gratis, from the Agents of theso Pills. The inventor and manufacturer of " Judaon's Monntoin Herb Pills,'' has spent the greater pat I of his life in traveling, haviug visile. I nearly WT rj country in the world. He spent over six among the Indians of the Bocky Mountains an I ol Mexico, and it was tbirs that tbe " Mountain I', rh Pills" were discoverod. A v ry inn resting a count of his adventures there, you will find in oat Almanac aud Pumphlots. It is an established fact that Wll di-c-asvi M - IMPURE BLOOi 1 The blood is tbe litel and when any forei. healthy matter gets mixed with It, it isatotioedi,tribnted to every organ of tbe body. Every nerve feels tbe poison, and all the vital organs uuicklv complain. The stomach will not digest the I-Mid perfectly. The liver ceases to secrete a suulciency of bile. Tbe action of tho heart is waakoaed, and so tbe circnlation is feeble. The lungs become clogged with the poisonous matter ; hence a Cornell and all from a slight impurity at tbe fountain head of life tbe Itlood I Ah if yon had thrown soma earth, for instance, in pure spring, fro.n which ran a tiny rivulet, iu a few minutes the whole course of the stream becomes disturoed and discolored. Aa qolckty does impure blood fly to every part, and leave its sting behind. All thepassage become obstructed, and unless tbe obstruction is removed, tho I imp of life soon dies out. These pills not only porify the blood, bttt regenerate ail tbe secretions of tbe body ; theref're, unrivaled as a OVUM FOR KIL,I.Ifl-S DISF.ASK8, Liver Complaint, Sick Headache, Ac. This AntiRillious Medicine expels from tbe blood the bidden seeds of diaeaae, and render all the fluids aud secretions pare and fluent, clearing aud resuscitating the vital organs. Pleasant indeed, ia it to ns, that wo are able to place within your reach, a medicine like the " Mountain Herb Pills," that will pass directly to the afflicted parts, through tbe blood aud fluids of the body, and cause the sufferer to brighten with the flash of beauty and health. Judtoris Pills are the Best Remedy in existence for the followiing Complaints. llr.tcel Complaints, Debility , Inward Wtak-nees Coughs, Femals OompVtM,hiter Complaints Chest Diseases, Fever Jt Ague, Lomess of Spirits Costieentm, Headaches, Piles, Colds, Indigestion, Stone and Graeet, Dyspepsia, Inftuenma, Secondary SympDiarrhcta, Injtamation, toms. Dropsy, GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE. Females who valno health should never bo without these Pills. Tbey purify the blood, r,-rn v obstructions of all kinds, cleanse the skin of all . pimples and blotchea, and bring the rich color to the pale-cheek. , , , . , MTThe Plants and Herbs of which these Pills are made, were discovered in a very surprising way among the Texncans, a tribe of Aborigines iu Mexico. Get tbe Almanac of our Agent, and you will iwad with delight the very intervating account it contains of tbe "Great Medicine" of the Altera. troserms. The Mountain Herb Pills are put up in a Beautiful Wrapper. Each box contains 40 Pills, and retail at 25 cents per box. All genuine hae the signature of B. L. JVDSON at CO,, on each bo. B. L. JVDSOJV tt CO., SOLE PROPRIETORS., No. 00 Leonard Street, NSW YORK. mW Agenta wanted always address aa above. " aw For sale iu Kvansville by Keller A White, Leach A Carlstedt, Thompson, Bierbower, Pierce and by our Agents and Merchants in every town in Poary, Gibson, and Warrick counties. maye-lmdlw-alt. ARTILLERT & CAVALRY EQUIPMENTS. , 1g m setts (hardware and tree complete) WW for an ; 72,UJO setta (do.) for Oaval-y Kqnipments, and increased to any amo- rt at short notice ; 1,000 yds. ' In. dots thread enameled dock; 1,000 do. H-i enameled J&jlJ; 2.IMS1 do. enameled. BtBalln; list bides euaiin-laaj b a'.hur; 200 do. p .tent dash leather; 40 doz. bog-kin seaHag; Begnlstiou aud McLellan spurs, awordbelt trim mings aud straps, together with a foil ,rt." of goods i my "ne of "i?Sl25Sf5 'rno8 Waur "tt.