Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 14, Number 82, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 3 January 1862 — Page 3

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FRIDAY Mi'liMNG. . JAN 'J Alt Y 3 : I J! ;i f an .fmoMf of ,1Ttrtnf in Bong Volti i"en-s w -ui l be prevented bytte o ose of il.H.LOWA V's "I i,L3 AND OlSTMKST. Kor Wound-, Sores md San the i n f i i .e rtain cure, and f r Howe! I'omiii'. rove j, Mil ill Pox, Ac l-t "medio nc iu th? world. ho Pill sr.t th Hi -t MM f at ;tmuy t es Joy For r W; . rrtu be baaaiifnl with a sickly pale complexion? Keep the pores of the skin free, ana th. blood pur-, and oar cheeks will Tie with the rose and I i.l j The skin is formed with thousands of i-oro. in everv inch o surface whose office it is to wrj off the impurities of the biood the aeknowladged cause of all diseases of mankind- . . . Braea the ski:i is dry and parcted wuen it is . verwj with in mill when it is cold anJ clam niy when there is inward lever or inflammation it is impossible for the skin under these circumstances to perform its proiier functions, and to carry off the impurities frsra the body as d-signed by our Creator. JI DSUN'S MOUNTAIN HERB PILLS remote IjkSll ItSIIS. anil pmduc- fi re and healthy biood, remove the eruptions from the skin , and i: M briga en with tin fluvh of youth aud Beautj without paints aud cosmetics beauty produced by health and happiness. JuiisOij's MouuUin Herb I'M axe sold by all -ri c.i. it . aUts. dec3 - tiood .Vstrs. Whf t letter news to the ad? dieted than to inform them of a remedy that is lag io restore theni io t.osd'.h ? Hare you the Dyspepsia or Liver Complaint ? Are your digestive BSgaa debilitated or jour nervous system i? II so, at on:e resort to the Ute i f 'Hooftm Ps Qewmm Bitten," and yoa will be completely and permanently cured. For sa e by druggists and osiers in medicines everywhere, at 75 cents pel 1. ttio. No. 15 the tUrAtet or th SteU. Letters from Dye optics, in every state, are ccntinnally received by i he prui rietors of HOSTETTE&'S CELEBRATED B TO MA CH BITTEBS, expressing In the st ewthwaiaw&Sc term j their confidence in that itec. restore.il tw. The writers difl'er in their if exjo. cs-ion, but they breathe but one sentiment. That imxeasurable benefft has been J rived by thousands from this agreeable and polaej BtMBecMe ii a fact established by clouds of witness a. Dyspep-ia and the countless diseases of the stomath and bowels to which it gives ; ise, literally va:i:sh before the aearcbtog, bracing and purifiigi nuei.ca of this great renovator of the phflllrsw system, which acts simaltaneoasly on all the iuteroal oigitis requiring regulation and invigoration. Uo. 51 S Air mml MM Utft:: -Utr tfmUt ' : . A. iiatchelor's H&lr Dye I The original aad Lest in -be world I I I All others are inere imi.'aaous, and in,uid be avoided, if yon wish to escape miicule. Gi;Ai,LL-, or KU8TT Hair Dv-d instantlj to a beautiful ... i Natural Blown oi- Black, withont Injury :o the Ha.i or Skin. WU ..iS Ml DALS AND DIPLOMAS have been uwartied to Wax. A. BarcHanoa rince 1833, and over UO.OOO a pp. -tmne have beer, made to the Hair of his l'ntrcna 1 his famous Dye. W. A. BATCHELt tt'S HAIR DVE prtflucee a coioreot to be d;3tin atahed from nature, and is tt.ui:?!-: d cot to iniu e in the lefeat, however ;cng it may Le eontiuued, and the III effects of bad Byes reaaed ad; tlie Hair invigorated for life by this Splendid Dye. old m all eitsss nd towns of the United States, h; DrcKrist aad Fancy Goods Dealers. t-rw The Innwlaa has the name and address upon a ste. 1 plaio eigraving on four sides of each Box. of V"" A. Uatchelob. Address CHAS. BATCHELOR, Proprietor, BeptO-lyrdAw si Bamlay-at. Sew fork Forirardiug aad Comtnksioas J. T. I K. M. HrsiPBKEv. COX & HUMPHREY, Forward ins & Commission Mereht's STEAWISOAT AGENTS, WHARF-BOAT .PROPRIETORS. KVANSVILLK, 1N1. We have taken the Grey Eagle Wharf-Boat, and aak of ourfricn lsa continuance of tbeir patronatre. One of Q" will be found aboard both day and night to attend to the wants of shippers. aept Geo. Foster, A. II. Fosteb, Ww. A. Gwtn . GEO. FOSTER & Co., wkolesalTcrocers, Produce and Provision Merchants, r.a or locust stbkct and the cisal, aiigi EVaNSVIULE IND. Watts P . Gtb .V Co., 1 J CaTtE Baows, adncahj Ky., J EjansvlDe, la.. Habhiso, Give A Co., 3t Louis, Mo. WATTS, CRANE St. CCL, COMMISSION MERCHANTS, .o. -1 "j Brond Street, XEW YORK CITY. We h-.vn oj.eril a Hoiioe in tb city of New Tork lor tb Bale of Tobacco aud Western Produce . Under th name of WATTS, CRA'v dt CO. Mr. D. Watts, of ih firm of Watts, Given A Co., t f CMhaeak, lone familiar with Tobacco, win take i harae of thai department of oar besiness, and Mi. I. A. i rnne, of Crane and Brown, Bvansrllle, a ii i take r halve of the Produce bueineaa. aangrai WATTS, RANK A CO. NEW PRODUCE AND COfflMISSlON DOeSC. ( heese and Butter Agency. X 3K. O p TJ O Ml C0MI.II3SI0N 1 MERCHAST. Agent for the sale of Western Reserve Butter and Cheese. Kti. 9 Sycamore Street, dec29 KTAS5TILLK, TSD. W. rfl. A1KK! AN A CO,. PRODUOH AND Commission Merchants, Xn. 6 Xni th Water it, EvaDsvllle. Agi-nts for the sale of Salt, Clour, Grain, Provisions, and all other aTticlesof Produce. oct23 0 :B11 RT.'MiH8HlP We have this day aaociatr-d with us, in the Ferwarding ar.d C-nimisiiou business, Mr. R. K. Diinkeraon, formerly of t'uo firm of Slaoghter & Dunkerson, under Ihe firm name of Oiane, Brown 4 Co. nO CRANE A BROWN. wm. taoj CRANE, BROWN & CO., Forwarding and Commission SPECIAL RAILROAD AGENTS. Give through receipt" and make liberal cash advain ei on shipments of produce and tobacco to New Tork. CKANE, BROWN 4 CO. Evansville, Nov. 20th, 1861. a. wa . nnowa. CRATilE & BROWN Forwarding & Commission SdCeroliarLts, And Steamboat Agents, EVANSVILLE, IND. 5T- Aont9 for Kanawha Salt Company. 63" liberal L'ch advances madeon Shipments of 9 Hi cf .altpet'e, test qu ility, f jr ea'.e by D. UHMANN, M M-tiu street. No. jj )f i'JiJM'o trAITa lis: could i.i ei or more useim u -o Gilt tlui i a n.ce Coal Oil bamaj Another freeh lot jWat rece.wsd at TICKERT DUOS., Ko, 62 Main street.

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OFFICE; IN MARBLE H Ai.-. KV&KSVlIiLE, im, nr f Rt:pjiMBn to tjhh Bik and Issue Policies iu several of the oldt and , reliable Insnranoe Gonii'S.nii-s of the United Mares. STtltF, STOCKS, DWELLINGS, MILLS AND MANUFACTORIES, insured a the most fTorable rates. MARINE AND INLAND NAVIGATION Risks taken on FLAT-BOATS, BAHOfcj. TKAMBUATS anil their CARGOES. Also. application received for LIFE INSURANCE. Combined Capital Represent.MfH!??;??iE'9o0?iain.t. fil ART Afw&lNT FIRF 1 UUH"U HUAU,lJl lnCBY CHOICE INSURANCE WITH THE Incorporated 1819 Charter Perpetual. CASH CAPITAL $1,500,000, ABSOLUTE AND UNIMPAIRED. Net Surplus of $942,181.72, And the preeiige of 4rO years succee- and experience. UPWARDS OP 14,000,000 Of losses have hceu. riaid by the .rEttia Iosirranoe Company in the past 46 yearn. The value ef reliable Iusuranc be apparent from the following LOSSES PAID BY - - TNA DC-RIKQ THE PAST VTVI Tl.e In Ohio, S4iSI.o20.S3 In Wisconsin, 106,955.07 In Kentucky, 204,939.40 In Miraifran, ?1S8.043.81 In Indiana,, i ., In IIIinofs.. 448,327.41 Tennessee,.... 7,549.21 Missouri 384,518.6 Iowa & Minn. 101.3f9.46 h.uuaa? 4 Neb l9.Ma.T7 I'enn'a Va.. 31,595.82 , Ark. A G.... 23,945.0 Slissuisippi and Alabama,. ..$52,412.18. Fire and Inland Navigation Risks accepted at terms consistent with solvency and fair profit. Etptcial attention given to insurance of DWELLINGS and Contents, for term of 1 io 5 year. The solid service long and successfully tried, and the many advantages the .rEtna Insurance Company lossesses In its line, should not be overlooked by those ready to insure and understanding their best interests. During "stringent times " the necessity for reliable Insarance becomes an irnperarivo duty the ability of property owners to" sustain loss being then much lessened. Agencies in all the principal cities and I .ms throughout the State. Policies issued with nit delay, by any of the duly authorized Agents !, Company. ca BaMtaeei attended to with despatch and fidelity. J. W. NEXSEN, Agen', Marble Hall Building, Main street,: PtI4 Evansvilie. Indiana. PREPARE IN TIME AGAINST THE FIRES OF FALL B T PRIJ1E A SO. I IXSIKATE mmi m. to a t OF HARTFORD, CONN. The Fruits of the Phoenix Ar mauifest in the following statement of FACTS AND FIGURES! ShowiDg the amon :t eqoilised to public benefit, in the shape cf ltissts piiil in the West and South, during the . .i. t years; a Sine of valuable service, heuora'ile as wt-It asconiia udaiile, and which should suggest T II E To every man who desires to bestow his insurance patronage upon a WELL, TllIEU CORPORATION. 40T7 45 J.7.C-21 94 fi0,l74 54 o2.70 PS 34 20 13 , :.iA 34 S.SiVl 10. l,lT UO MM d... oaio : INDIANA ...40 377 15 .... 27,612 4 .... 69,174 56 .... 32,070 I ILLINOIS MICHIGAN ...WISCONSIN -ltW A MINNESOTA NEPCASKA KANSAS .....KENTUCKY. ........ TKNNES-E! Missrssirpi MISSOURI A HK A NsAfi... .. , lEX S. ... ALABAMA 34,220 13 - i'J.323 34 i S.653 10 1,167 CO .',765 00 34,fM M 4-i.i4 90 2',.-32 a." j 27 60S 8S ! 22.S39 4:1 I 3.961 98 I . i55 55 S4.0.'4 3C.. 43 051 .... WtJtSi 55.... !7,69S Ho.... 22.83i 4.... 3,961 9.... . 655 55.... 1 j In the eqM inWe aitjftmeHt. and protmpt Cah re- ! sponse to oe., the IH t3T!X ftund pre-eiuineu!'y tii th head of its profession; while it extensive, pri uctu, ana Jlna-cia aiuaaess rywent ot locii t'ewie t net excelled y zny fimtlur corporation i the tcorlvL InnurancicS Olll llmd. aiid policies i-sai and renewed is tUs leading Corpiiation, at Uu.- rates by J. V. SEXSE-V ItesiJ-nt Agent, OrrtrE: KaTate HaH Rniiding, Hajn .tr ot. AffEXCT OF THE United Slates Life Insurance, So. 40 Wall streut, New York. Jos. B. CoLime, Preat. Jo. Santa, Sec'y. Cask Capital $100,000. Total eaah AtteU ..... in I860, $600,000. ANNUAL INCREASE OVER S2j0,0OO. Btvfdands declared every three years. Profits acenmalaced at eempoand interest, on the princfyle of a payings bank, payable in addition to the sume insured ?n cash. The bnflness of the Company is conducted upon a ook Uwis eteoiumvety. Oyer eight thousand in?arancea have been effected by the Company siuc its organization. Premiums on S1.000 for life, may be paid quarterly, semi-aoniiailv, or annually. BATTELL,"BEHM A ANTHES, Ag'ts. Ofiic; Ko. S7 Jlaiu street, Evansville, Ind. Da. H. G. Johj, Medical Examiner. Office: Firs st to. Walnut. tov21-lyd mm. it. Mvsre.v tr tm " Mb, Keapecirnlly announce to their friends and citizens of Kvansviile generally, that they are still in the Feed business, and are thankful for past lavora, and hop.' by strict attention Co bnsinees, to merit a continuance of patronage on our new plan, which we now adopt from this date, whic'a is strictly for cash. Ail orders accompanied with the cash will be promptly attended to; nose othebs eeo apply. We have now on hand and for sale 2O0 tons prime Hay, 50D bush old . white Corn, selected expressly lor Bread, 500 bush new Corn in Ear, B0U tn Oats, 5 tons OH Meal, aud a full supply of Hran, Shipstnff Ax)., and everything usually found in a Feed Store, all of which will be sold cheap for cash, and cash only. Respectfully, dec7 B. ? RPSTON CO. JOHJYBOJS', MO OH ER AND Blank Book Manufacturer, Main at., bet. First and Second. ErVAN'tfVILLE, INDIANA. Blank Books ruled, pared and made toordor of the best paper, from a Memorandum to the largest Ledger Mueiv and Magazines I ound in any style. ielo-dAwtf

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CONGBJBSSIONAL. XXXVII CONGRESS FIRST SESSION Washington, Dec. 2. Senate. Mr. King presented a petition numerously signed by citizens of Sew the slaves under the war Dower Mr. Latham presented a petition from the Chamber of Commerce of San Francisco. for a steamship mail line between that "lumme offered a resolution that toe t restueui ue requesieu, it iiui lutuiupatible with the public interests, to transmit to the Senate, all the correspondence which has taken place since the Congress held at Paris in 1856, relating to neutral and belligerent rights on the oceaD, which was agreed to. Mr. Kennedy presented a resolution from the State of Maryland, protesting against j interference with slavery in the State, by ine uenerai jcvernmeni. Mr. Latham offered a resolution instrncti ing the Committee on Finance to enquire into the expediency of establishing a distiuct bureau for the Treasury Department to regulate and control the mints. Agreed to. LAST NIGHT'S KEPORT. Notorious Rebels captured Gen. McClellan recovered Mason and Slidell gone A terrible Storm Prisoners exchanged News from Mexico Vera Cruz evacuated. Fort Monroe, Jan. 1. Capts. ShiHine;eaw and Hanson of the 79th New York regiment, Lieut. W. DickensOD, 3rd regiment infantry C S. A., Lieut. J. W. Hart of the 20th Indiana, and Corporal Thomas McDowal of the 79th New York, arrived here last night by a flag of truce irora Norfolk. These are part of the 250 to be released in exchange for an equal number, who were sent to Richmond last week. A great improvement in the treatment of prisoners, is said to have taken place within the last two weeks. The above named soldiers go to Baltimore to-night, en route to their homes. The remainder of the nnrsber to be released are expected to-morrtw afternoon, and a number of our wounded, making a total of 284 to be released, are expected in a few days. Washington, January 2. We are happy to say that at no time has Gen. McClellan been dangerousl ill. He is rapidly recovering from a severe cold, taken at General Porter's last review. He is attending to all important business, and will be out in a few days. Providence, January 2. The British steam guuucMtt Riaaldo left here at 5 p. at. yesterday, with Mason and WideU on board and vhcii secretaries. The wind blew a hurricane all night. Boston, January 2. The pale at Boston last night was the most severe known for vears. Buffalo, January 2. A fire last night in Rochester caused the interruption of all the Eastern wires. Particulars not received. St. Louis, January 2. Dispatches received at Headquarters announce the capture of the notorious Jeff. Owens, Colonel Jones and and 50 of their bridge burning cang, near Martinsburg, Audrain county, by Cien. cMrhofield, commander of the Stale militia, and various guerilla bands along the North Missouri Railroad, have been pretty thoroughly scattered. Six regiments of federal troops have left OtterviUe and Tipton for Weston, on an unknown expedition. New York, Jan. 2nd.- The Chamber of Commerce to-day adopted a resolution, to prepare a memorial to CoBgresa for the speedy passage of effective laws, by which equal taxation be levied on the several States; also a judicious system of excise to sustain the public credit, and form a stable basis for the ultimate liquidation of the public debt a resolution was also adopted after an extended discussion, that the Chamber remonstrate against the recent construction of the late tariff law, by which the act is made applicable to goods in bond. The Spanish Squadron took possession of San Juan d'Ulloa on the 16th of Dec. Vera Cruz was evacuated by the Mexican troops next day. They retired without firing a gun. Havana letters say that Santa Anna and Miramon are both to go to Mexico. Gen. I'nm was at Havana, and wa about to leave for Mexico with re-eutorcenients San Frasciscq, Cal., Jaa. 2. Stormy weather has interrupted telegraph communication within the State, and over th Sierra Nevada, since the 24th uit. Floods here are renewed to a great eitent through out the valley portions of the State. Sacramento and Stockton are partially overflowed again, without much additional damage. Busirress with the interior is suspended. More proper .y has been destroyed in the State by these freshets than all the freshets heretofore since the country was settled by Americans. Weather pleasant to-day. Judge Hager yesterday issued an injunction restraining the sale of Iiroderick's estate until the question of forgery of Broderick's will can be ivestigated. CINCINNATI MARKET. Cisciksati, Jan. 2. j Flocr in fair demand at $44 05 for ; super, 4 154 25 for extra and family. Wheat firm but not higher; red 8085 ; i white 9095. Corn not saleable at over 27c to any ex- I tent. Oats declined to 27c and are dull. Rye and Barley are dull. Whisky advanced to 13J end in good de- I mand. Hogs in fair demand; sales of 6,000 at : 3 203 30, closing rather weak, with a j good many offering on the spot and for fu- , ture delivery. Receipts 12,000 head since, Tuesday. Provisions unchanged. Fair demand for mess pork at $9,9 25, but it is held an higher, 900 bbls sold at 9 109 25 Fair demand for Lard; sales of 900 bbls and tierces at 6j(a,6J. Green meats in fair demand at 2. for shoulders, 3J(5j3j for hams. ' No change in groceries. Exchange J pretn. Pittsburg, January 2 River five feet three inches by the pier mark and falling. Weather cloudy and cold.

NEW YORK MARKET. New York, Jan. 2. Flocb quite firm moderate demand for export and home consumption 5.405.il5 for superfine western, 5.7j5.90 for common to medium extra western, 6.00(3-6.05 for shipping brands extra R. H. O., 6.15ii 6.75 for trade brands, and market closing firm. Wltiskt a shade firmer at 2020. Wheat quiet and very firm holders are not disposed to sell unless full prices are realized. Winter red western 1.42, while

Rve quiet and firm at 83 -7 85. Barley steady at 7280. Corn market opened steady and closed rather qiitet at 65iS,66 for mixed western. Oats quie' at 40(7? 43. Pork quiet and withont material change in prices. Total stock January 1st, 1SC2, af new and old 33,159 bbls; same date last month 33,476 bbls, same date last moulli 14,404 bbls. Lard in fair demand at 7J(7i8J. Dressed Hogs slightly in tuvor of buyers. SuGAitraw firm at 78 for Cubn, 8 8h for Havana. Stocks dull and irregular. Council Proceeding. COTTNCIL CHAMBKR, 1 Saturday, Dec. 28, 1861. The Council met. Present, the Mayor, councilmen Fergos, Smith, Hedderich, Miller, Klusman, Haney and Mentzer. The minutes of December 21st were read and approved. Street Commissioner's bill for the past week amounted to S18 35, was allwed ; also the following bills, viz: Wm. Storton, for hauling dead animals, 8.40. H. Mnrcina, services a3 surveyor, $4.00. John Hedderich, coffee furnished to firemen at late fire. $4.60. Samuel Orr, in exchange for Franklin street eewer bonJ3, $100; interest on same, $6 40. Mrs. O. E. Lewis, in exchange for Franklin street sewer bonds, $200 ; interest on same $12 80. The Mayor was appointed a committee for the payment of a loan of $1,500, due to the Caaal Bank for school purposes. The sum of ,69.50. beinr- the amount reported on wharf collection for the past wiolr tnaa nriiapo;! to V-..i r. Milvn ! omt filoil i

The Mayor presented a report, showing uu jcunwu, lc. the condition of the wharf accounts, be- j tween the preseul wharf master and the j BJi,Capt. Hastings, of the 25th Regicity, leaving a balance against them of j meut, has returned to the city, on a short 154,62. i v:sjt to friprjds. Ordered, that a one inch pipe be furnish- ; ed Kratz & Heilman, to supply the cistern ' " situated on the crossing of First and Pine ) MISCi.Li.ANE0US. street, and the excavation for same to be j -r. : .t I done by the Street Commissioners. ilWUHSHS. . 17,-. , - i 5 Almonds, ItrazM Nuts, Filberts, Pacaca, EngCouncilman Fergus presented a petition iiKh waInnT8, ngJ raisins, currants, rock candy, Signed by John Shankhn, y d by 15 Other oysters, sardiucs, aium.epsom salt-i.roU brinmtono,

citizen?, protesting again;: the order passed on Dec. 7, whereby (be said Shinkhn is compelled to lay down a brick pavement on lots 105 and 106, on the old plan of the city. The prayer of the petition was, by a majority vote not agreed to. Ordered that H. Q. Wheeler be allowed $200 for services as School Trustee. .a. aUtaaaa a at a. was o. Jvr-d to be laid down on the south side of Sixth street, between Third and Fourth AvenueCouncilman Miller presented two petitions signed by Mary Sebrier aad Christian Zusabllen, agent for John Zusahllen. owners of lots No. 1. 12 and 13 in block No. 82, Liraasco. protesting aaiust the laying out and opening a alley or alleys in said block, wherein thsy contend that said work would be injurious to their property. The petitions wpre ordered to be laid on the table. Ordered that the Street Commissioner be directed to fence in the lot on which the saw mil! on Water street stood, and that be be also directed to repair said street leading to the bridge. Council adjourned. THE BATTLE OB' MOIST ZIOX. GEN. PRENTISS'S SUCCESSFUL EXPLOIT IN BOONE COUNTY. Camp McClellan. North Missocm, 1 Sturgeon, Dec. 28. Editors Missouri Democrat : One of the sharpest battles of the wa. was fought about eighteen miles from this place to-day. Colonel Birge. commanding his regiment of Sharp Shooters, had learned through his spiis that a rebel tamp was located at a place called Mount Zion .Meeting House, in Boone county. General Prentiss baring come to this place j-ster-day with about three hundred cavalry, under command of Col. Giover, he accordingly organized a command of five companies of Sharp Shooters, ui.der Cil. Birjre, and two hundred cavalry, under Col. Glover, acd moved towards the reTel camr. Arriving withiu about mile, Gen. Prentiss ordered Col. Glover to attack a detachment of about one hundred, which had taken position in a lane. He did so with great gailaalry, killing a number, and ta. king several priaoMr. The others Hed to camp. The order oi battle wis now assumed. Col. Birge, with three companies of bis command, advanced through the field, taking the left, joined the force of Col. Glover, while Gen. Prentiss held position with a reserve of sharp shooters and a portion of cavalry. The attack was commenced in I full force. The fire fro n the whole rebel tine was terrific upon the right wing. For a moment our column wavered and fell back. Col. Birge observing this, ro le into the most perfect storm of leaden hail that was ever j met on battle field, calling upon men to rally. Col. Glover, coming up with Major ; Temple, and uuitiug with Cot. Birge soon j rallied the whole line, and the fight became terrible. Capt. Boyd, advancing from the ; right wing, poured in from the rifles at every fire messengers of death. Col. Birge, with a daring that could not be excelled, led on the left wing. He soou saw the enemy on the right giving way, and sounding the cry of victory the whole line rushed forward, and the rebels fled iu every direction. Col. Birge pursued them, with Capt. Boyd, for two miies, killing four and taking five prisoners. The rebel battle ground what a sight 1 After they had taken aw ay before they fled seven wagoa loads, it was then completely covered with dead and wounded. The rebels had taken choseu ground in the woods where cavalry could not operate. Col. Glover, however, dismounted his cavalry, and led them forward with his usual bravery. The coolness and daring of Col. Birge in rallying his men in the midst'of a perfect tornado of bullets, is deserving of all the praise due to a gallant soldier, and what i3 more for him, during the three li ,urs the battle raged, he never left his position in advance of the liie cheering" his : men on. The rebels io3t in killed, wounded and missing not less than one hundred and fifty. I Ninety horses were taken, and a load of ! arms, "saddles, and ull their camp equipage. I Our loss eight or nine killed, and ahuut 25 ( i wounded. T.

Gen'. Yilsc s's Sctles Dili.. The Washington correspondence of the New York World says : "Colonel Wilson's first idea involved the complete abolition of the office of sutler, and an extensknr of the scope allotted to th qtwriermasier's department; so that the latter mifrht embrace the disposal of thread, needle?, tobacco, rod such other articles as the soidi-.r i- acknowledged to need, but for which chres would have to be made against his pay. This plan is virtually abftodo-ied, on account ot the burdensome addition which it would make to the duties of an ukeady overworked department. Colonel W. now, T believe, proposes the following rtrms: First. That a list of articles, which alone sutlers sbalt be permitted to vend, shall be filled out by a military commission, and made a portion of the army regulations. Second. That every kind of intoxicating liquors sha'tl be excluded from said list. Third. Tfant the schedule of prices which each sutler shall be allowed to charge shall

be arranged not, as the present, by ihe i field officers of tbe regiment but by the I Brigade General, Adjutant, Quartermaster, and Inspector; and that the tariff shall j then be submitted to the Division General j for revision and. approval. Fourth. That a sutler shall be elected I cot by the field officers of the regiment j but by all the commissioned officers, Capi tains aud Lieutenants included. I Fifth. That a sntler violating the condi- ! tions under which he holds office shall not only suffer loss of the position, but confis-I cation ot ail sis wares ar.u mercnanaiee contained witiiiu the army lines. The Suspension of Specie Pnymente. Bank of the Stats or Indiana, " December 31st, 1851. Editor Journal: As the suspension of the Eastern banks may create, among the ! people of Indiana, some uncertainty in reI gard to the policy that will be pursued by j this institution, I consider it my duty publicly to say, that the action of these banks I had been anticipated, and that their examI pie will not be followed by us. Under no I conceivable circumstances will the Bank of I the State of Indiana suspend specie payments. We have frequently given to the j people ot me otaie me pieu-e, tuat our . , ll . - , . T J . . : untcA should alwava be convertible into coin. This pledge we shall, in good faith, r..imi utrmi ior-1 r nou r,.. sulphur, copperas, madaor, extractor logwooa, mditro,' bream tart ir, soda, bed cords of all kinds, tobacco of all kinds, blacking, batting, nutmegs, cigard of all kinds, ginger, lace and ground, glass l irs, iiit iL-iH an I da., mustard, pep per sauce, niatche pickle ue pines, powder, surety tuse, sunns ot all Kinas, ntarcn, teas, vino gar, camphor, letter, note, cap, and fancy paper, wrapping paper, envelopes, salt petre, gum drops, wooden bowls, jujubo pate, cinnamon, dried beef, (titsn lu.tri.', bonnet boards, liiit, oil, j I., m. .i, hi,, ufn .i-i turpouiiHf allspice, soda, pam killer, I uorico, Ac., Ac., tc rt A supply of etin obcn- Kept constantly on hand, ana tor sale low, by S. E. GILBERT A Co. decli No. 4 Sycamore at. The iin.n-iiijii-i havinjr purchased from Messrs. Biti HKBB Ce., the stoca of Goods formerly cwmd ly Roser Brothers, now offer the same to ill- public at verv reduced prices for Cash only. oca-tf L. A L. ROSEB. -.v oi,n xjrti" nnsTHHtti jr co.n i-i ta vo t th j t m VmWt Off HOOA?I,AJM' 8 iJJiSJHJt.V It ITT H It A. Philadelphia, June 5, 1838. Ob. (.'. M. Jackson Dbab Sik: I am very old and for joars have been very miserable. Last winter, one of mv graadon presented me with half, a dflWia botUes of your Bitter a, and iniued me to try them. I did so, an 1 I now feel as if I wvs thirty years younger; lor I can digen my food now, and am free from tho water-brash my coni stunt compauloa tor the last forty year. My grandson, when he saw the ood effects of the Ititj ters, advised m to aenl you this certificate. Yours, Ac, KK ANN PATTISON, Chorry, beiow Ninth, f Ak for TJofl ind's German Bitters. Take t nothing elue, an J see that the sistnatnre of C. M. Jackson ii on the wrapper of each bottle. Tbeso j Bitters are for sale by druggists aad atorekeepers in everv t'wn and village in the United States, Oanadas, West Indies, and South America, at 74 I eenta per bottu. dec4 "gB8 ll'H f, JIOTHXBS JJI MISWW ters. wh-tov husband, sous and Irothers ! are earring in the army, cannot put into their knapsack a more necessary or valuable gift than a few boxes Of HijLLhWAY's PILLS a OiNT1 1 r. VJ . Th.-y inure t:ealth even under the exj posnres of a soldier 'ife1. (July 2o cents a box or j pot. 219 fcc3 - G-J M. i 1 kitts.extru N. I Mackerel; do 1 es , o; do Clioice N.v2 do. At H. A. COOK'S. -f.rf m fit? jt.v w. a. cii Mi tiHti. 2Utt bxs choice for a1e low by S. E. GILBERT CO., cc. iO No. 4 f-caiuoto ! reel. Af&l'ff IiJUlAm&ry .lor n extra Coll uil Baraers.iust rnocJ?ed for the purpose of altering Lar I riil and Fluid I. an- Lamps can be . MQBw.iRtm iniiiut a. Alao 10 doz Coal Oil (l.imneia; II i! tun Br unties to tl'-.n chimneys ; Wickfrir am! Shades, at VIOK5KY BliOd. ceive that rich country Bran, that weizhs fO lbs. to the bushel. Buy the kind that will keep your cows tat, at VI' KEKY BROS., dc7 Ni. 82 Main st. JT JfTni.' JsJ.tlis( I We have just reJBLdt eeiv. i targ - assortment of 'Joal Oil Lamps, Selt-cfcd iu p..rin expre, ly lor th Eransvllie trade. Wo solicit an examination of price and Duality, as we are contidt-ut a be tter or che-iper lot catino; b fsnnd :his sido cf Cincinnati. Price from 60 cent to SI 7oe-.ch. d-o49 VICKEBY BU.-1., S2 Main st. CHARLsnBABCOKi Importer acd Healer in (oach and iSitldlery Hardware, MAIX STREET, EVANSVILLE INDIANA . r.r is.(j vo.;i'jL.jiiTisii jmk' amransemenlf with European and Americar manufacturers lor a direct supply of ail goods in m, line. I to enabled to otter inducemeats, that . can not fail to be to the interest of all engaged in the business to give me a trial. I name in part: axles, springs made of the be 'eel; bands, enameled and of all kinds of leather cl: ths, linmgsfor carriages, varnihl.es, castings of ail kiuOs, saddle trees, Eniriisri bridle leathers, bits, rtirrrpa, spars, haasea, Sao silver Monies of all klnda,JenBj, Lind fll) tTiea s-lt-adjnsting ad.i Tiylor'i 'patent linajaa, Sir nets, shoe threeds, hotel blankets, LfMo Girth We) s Amr. icm Girth e.' Vein Y'ohs, both cotti n ao i wers.ed; Londrn w'eit c kiDd, b superior article; ivorv, gntta pe;cfc ind brtss tfec-d martengal Hrurs; sepcrior kerntri for Lorao covets, the b-;t i;;.ality of-carTrAo boirs, parent gigtxei , ic, ic. rtteep in fact everything apaertaoiaa to t!the bmssch CJ' " . - s a - d umlerstanding both br.wiclu llui.vrihi, we would respectfully incite four attention Ivforo jttrr'.'saiag chVwhere. I itre also agent Tcr Warc'"s Patent fipriag Sadole. 2. .VO. 1 COB.Y StTJBCU For sale at H. J. tiCULAliPFER'S uovG New i-rr. : Store ADr'iNI.-TRATQrVS SALE. ? ?& . a n i d f ,w Am ma ,- a X.-t At l BWK? A. i p sst m t a. mm At J mm am jr vj M wwm W a W thpjt 1 wiXlj t-n Monday, Jauu ry 20th, 18G, at lo ocii ck A. M., eeH a: public aitvtiou, t tho "Eclipse Stable, " on Main street. In the City of Kvautv lie, all ih MrrOna f-rojertr beioEgint to the estate of John i. G ivitt, decaseJ. c uiisUDg in part of tLe fjllowing, Iz : The Kuuirer print-in-: office rompli te, two open trotting baggies, one sulky, u lot of hirnos, the celebrated Mm "Tor-Ba-io," two Iwy hor?s, one new patent file-proof sain- one rifle t:un and other property. A credit of nine moLtii- will be rlvea on all snm9 exceling thre , ii . . . -. puich.-er giving note with approve I taority. lerin interest anti w vivl i vaiuaiion bbVS. ' . BAKKK, Admini 'traroT, whb the it$H annexed. flmffl mil

INSURANCE.

Insurance Agency. A1LEN OALL0CK mm I UNDERWRITER ANP GENERAL IN8TRANC AGENT, Anjrwrra or Avcsagf., ins Notaby Priir.ic. He ronti.nm s to issue Policies from several Firs lass and mint reliable INSURANCE COMPANIES In the Obartry. on Inlamt and Va Bites. Ho wi1 also receive application for LIFE INSURANCE. He wil! atti-nd to the Adjustment of Losae of everj' description un lor policies from othel agmries, aad attend to the settlement of all matters connoted with INSURANCE, for parties interested. His lonir ex;erience as an IMarrBAWCa Ajet, has made him familiar with all subjects connected with Insurance. aar- Ofllce OB First Street, opp Post Office. ECONOMY ANi) SECURITY. The LoriOard FIRE INSURANCE CO. OF THE am OF NKW YORK, No. 31 WALL St. Cash Capital - -$500,000 PROFITS ANNUALLY DIVIDED ! 75 PER CENT. TO THE DEALERS. This eompuny divides three-quarters of the net profits to the policy holders, in scrip, bearing interest withont any liabi-ity to the insured. This Company funds its surplus, iuitead cf dividing it to the Stockholders, thereby giving its policy holders greater security, and at the same time cheaper insurance than any other system. CARLISLE NORWOOD, President. GEORGE D. CRARY, Sec'y. WASHINGTON SMITH, Vkx-Pre't. A. C. I! alloc It eV Son, Agents, dec!2 EVANSVILLE. INCORPORATED 1847. Oity Fire iiiiRAME in OF HARTFORD, CONN. Capital, - - - $250,000. O. O. WAITE, Sec'y. O. B. BOWERS, Pree't S. H. PRICK, General Agent, Residing at Chicago, Ills. CASH CAPITAL k SURPLUS $327,540. This Company insures against loss and damage by Fire on Dwellings and their Contents, Stores, Warehouses, Stocks of Merchandize, and all insurable property at as reasonable rates of premium as any other solvent and reliable Company, Adjusting Lowes fairly and paying them promptly. Applications made to acd Policies issued by A. C. HALLOCK A SCN., First Street, opp. Poet Oflice. aug21-lyd Evans vi ii. v., Ind JOHN IVINSON, LDWABD IVINSON. EVAK8VII.LE, I M.. J.&E.Ivinson MANUFACTCRSR3 OF IVINSOX'S PORTABLE STEAM ENGINE The bat and cheapee now in UBe. IVINSON'S IMPROVED STM01BY B1IIS Surpasses all others in simplicity of construction. IVINSON'S PORTABLE CICEM SAW MILL References through the country where it has sawed out 1,000 feet of Inch Lumber in forty minutes. IVINSON'S LATEST IMPROVED STEAM BOILERS. Consumes only one-fourth the fuel of ordinary Boilers. We also manufacture all kinds of Machinery such as appertains to Railroads, Steamboats, Mining, Distilleries Flour, Corn, Sugar aud Aialt Mibs, Tobacco, VViue, and Lard Presses, Sash, and Muley Saw Mil's. Also Sneet Iron and Copper Work, House Fronts, Window Caps and Sills, Ventillatora, Grates, Iron Railings, and every description of Iron and Brass Castings. Dealers in Steam and Water Guages, Gum Belting and Packing, Gas and Steam Wrought Iron Pipe and Fittings, &c, at Manufacturer's prioes. Old Metal Bought. Jobbing and repairing of all kinds done at short notice, and workmen sent to all parts to se up aad do repairing on Machinery and Boilers. Send for a Circular and see Price Lists. April 3d, J861. DRESS HATS. Onr spring style, now ready, is one of the haadsomest ever seen, and by a new arrangement, feet as comfortable to f he wearer as any soft har. Every other conceivable style made to order . Union Hats, ; The neatest dressing hats for a young man. "Renfrew & Magenta Hats. Something Fancy. Soft Hats Of every conceivable shape and oclor. Latest styles Caps! Caps! Caps All tho leading styles for spring and summer joat received. Infant Hats & CapsA splendid assortment of fancy hats and cap spring and summer styles. Boys Sporting Hats Of every description and price. Cassimere Hats. All styles and prices. Soft Beaver Ha t s For snmmer wear, as light as a feather, at VAUTIER & MARCONNIER'S, Io. 39 Main street. NEW DRUG STORE. The undericned having purchased from N. S. Thompeon his entires tock in trade, will continue the business at the old i-tand, comer of Main and Second Streets, where he will keep constantly oa hand a fresh and full supply of Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dagtierrean ttock, and all other articles connected with the business. I am prepared to offer unusual inducements to cash buyers. jrme24 HENEY J. aSHLAEPJIR.

AYElC'S s a par tllla. A compound remedy, designed t be effectual Alterative that can be made". It I centrated extract of Pnre barsapariiia, no ed with other substance of still greater m power a to afford an effective antidote for eases Sarsaparilla is reputed to cave. I t 1 S-lievi-d that such a remedy is wmfed by t. ' suffer from Strumous complaints, and 11 which will accomplish their cum null in immense service to this large portion, '.feme s Qli ted fellow-citizens. How completely this con. . will do it has been proven by experiment on many of tho worst casus to be found of the lollbe teg complaints: Scrofula and Scrofulous Coi -, Eruptions aud Emotive Oiseases, Dicers, I'iiaples, I5b Tumor. Salt Rhenm, Sect! Head, Syphilis and Syphilitic Affections, Mercurial Oisease, Dropsy, Neuralgia or Tic Oolourenx, Debility, Dypepia

and Indigestion, Liy.ipel.-1, Loe ny's Fire, and Indeed the wliole el arising from Imparity of the Blood This compound will be foend a j f health, when taken in the upric of complaint i loui iiuuiors which Io-; r in the :! son of the year. By the timely ex; Mfeay rankliiig disorders ar ntflM Multitudes can, by the aid of this themselves from the endurance of an I ulcerous sorea, througti which try to rid itself of corruptions, if do this through tho natural channi by an alterative medicino. Cleanse ted blood whenever you find its in log through the skin in pimph-s ores; cleanse it when yon find it is and eiugfrinn in the veins; cleanse It whenever it is foul, and your feelings will tell you w hen. Even where no particular disorder is lelt, people enjoy better health, and live longer, for cleansing the blood. Keep the hi xjd hualthy and nil ii v sll; but with this pabulum of life disordered there eaa be no lasting health. Sooner or later son', must go wrong, and tho great machinery eC lit) U disordered or overthrowu. Sarsaparilla has, and deserves much, the reputation of acoorur-Iiiihiug these ends. But the world has been egregiousiy deceived by preparation of it, partly because the drug alone has not ull the virtue that is claimed for It, but more becanse many preparations, pretending to be concentrate ! extracts of it "contain but little of the virtue of aar.apariHa or any tbin else. During late years the public baa been ml-sl-d by large bottles, pretending to give a quart of Ba of Sarsapariiia for one dollar. Most f th-.s- have been frauds upou the sick, for tby not only contain little, if any, ariiparilla, but often no ci. tive properties whatever. Hence, bitter and paiu fnl dlsapioiutmeut has followed the use oi h , rious extracts ot Sar?.tparil!a wli ket, until the name itself is jast become synonymous with im j 6tiI1 we call this compr und SarBi iat has eat to Biipply such a retuody as shuii rescne the name from the load of obloquy which rests upon it. Aud we think we have ground lor beMeviug it has I Lrtth which are irresistible by the ordinary ran of the diseases it is intended to cure. In order to seem., their complete eradication from the system, ta remedy should be jui!coiuly taken eeeaed directions on the bottle. PB.EPAH.SD BY Dr. J. C. AY E R, JjO WnLI,, .11a. Price, 91 per Botte; Six Bottea ForSS Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, ha won for itself such a renowu for ll bom of every variety of Taroat aad Lnag Coaiplalut, i ia it is entire ly unnecessary for us to recount the i dence of its virtues, wherever it has been employi d. A it has long be-n in constant use throughc i this section, we nes-J not do more than people its quality is kept up to t been., and that it may be relied relief all it lias ever been found t do for He ir Ayer's Cathartic Pills, FOB TBS CURB 07 0-jttivenen, Jauwlict, Dyspepsia, Indigestion Iyen Foul Stomach, Erysipelas, Headache, I'tltn, . tiint Eruptions, unJ H'.in I - - r Dropsy, Tetter, Tumor and Salt hheum. jr QotU, Neuralgia, a a Dinner Pill, and for Purij the Blood. They are sugar-coated, so that the m tive can take them pUsaaautiy, aad the best aperient In the world lor all t be p . utnily physic. raiox 2o cents pee box ; 6 boxes roa S I . Great numbers of Clergymen, Physicians, Siti men, and 'eminent personage, have lent i name to certify the uuparalled ruefulness of t remedies, but our space here will not permit Hi sertion of them. Tho Agents below named fin gratis our American Almanac in which given, with also lull descriptions of the above c plaints, and the treatment that should be to', le for their cure. Do not be put off by unprinrij l.-' dealers i other preparations they make more profit cn. mand Ayee's, and take uo other. The sick the best aid there is for them, and they sin have it. AH on,- remedies are sold wholesale aud retai Keller A White, N. S. Thompson, WsrlillWI Pearce, Leich fc Oiristadt, Kvansville, and by dealer in medicines everywhere. Wholesale agents, Allan A Co., Cincinnati. B. A. Robinson if Co., Louisville. JUDSON'S MOUNTAIN HERB PILL Above, we present you with a perfect like I . Tezuco, a chief of a tribe of the Strang A;', tion, that once ruled Mexico. You will fi account of him and big people In our paniphi and almanacs to bo had gratis, from thv Agents of these Pills. The inventor and awillil ilan r of " Judaon's Monntoin Herb Pills," has spent r part of his life : u traveling, having vis le I .t ly every country in the world. He spent over shj yearn among the Indians of the Uo ky MriuatabP an 1 of Mexlixi, aud it was thnsthat tbo ' ".' Pill" were discovered. A very Interesting account of bis adventures there, you wii. . Almanac aud Pamphlets. It is an established fact th.-it nil diseases arts IMPURE: BLOOD! Tbe blood is the lilc : and wheu any for.: healthy matter gets mixed with it, it baton tributed to every organ of the body. Every feels the poison, and ail the vital or . complain. The stomach will not diges tSe food perfectly. The liver ceases to secrete a sufti of bile. The action of the heart is weaken. so the circulation is feeble. The lings b clogged with the poisonous matter ; bene a and all from a slight impurity at tbo lountainbcad of life the Blood 1 As if yon had thrown some earth, for instance, in a pure spring, i which ran a tiny rivulet, in a few mi whole course of the stream becomes disturbed aud discolored. As quickly does impure blood liy to every part, and leave its sting behind. All the passages become obstructed, and unless the obstruction is removed, the lamp of life soon die oat. Ihce pills not only pin ny tlw blood, but regen erate all the secretions of the body ; therefore, un - nvuled as a (IKK FOR BILLIOIS D1SKASE8, Liver Complaint, Sick Ileadache, Ac. This Anti Billions Medicine expels from the blood the hi seeds of disease, and renders all the fluid and secretions pure and flaunt, clearing and r 'Siucit.it in--the vital orgaus. Pleasant indeed, is it to us, that wn are abie l place within your reach, a medicine like the 3lonntaiu llerb fills, that wilt pais directly to the aJTtt.-ted parts, through the blood an l (' the body, aud ciuse the suflerer to the flush of beauty and health. Brighton with Judson't PUU are the Best Re: encefor tlie following Com B. tee! Complaints, D'Mility, Is parti U sasass C ugh, female CompVt,Litr Complaints Chat Diseases, fever A Ague, Loaueu of Spirits Cruris rn, Ileadaclies, Piles, Cold, Indigestion, Stone and Gravel, Dyspepsia, Influenza, Secondary HympDiarrluxa, Injlamation, .'. Dropsy, GKEAT FEMALE MEDICIUE. Females who value health should never be without these Pills. They purify tho blooil, remove obstructions of all kinds, cleanse the skin of ail pimples and blotches, and bring the rich color to t he pale cheek. nwrTbe Plants and Herbs of which these Pills are made, were discovered in a very surprising way among the Tezncans, a tribe of Aborigines in Mexico. Get tho Almanac of our Agent, and ymi will road with delight tho very interesting account it contains of the Great Medicine ' of the Aztecs. ObBerv. The Mountain Herb Pills are mm a Beautiful Wrapper. Each box contain I'i i,and retail at 25 cents per box. All genuine host th signature of B. L. J UDSON A CO, , on each box. jr. a. jtiaso.v te co., SOLE PROPRIETORS, Ho. 50 Leonard Street, NEW YOBK. tSV Agont wanted always address as above. "Bsa S9-For sale is Evansville by Keller A V Leich A Carlstedt, Thompeon, Bicrbower, I'. -and by oar Agent and Merchant in ovory tows i; Posey, Gibson, and Warrick counties. may8-lmdAw-alt. ARTILLERY & CAVALRY EQU1 PMEWTS. 1fmfT setts (Hardware and tree complete) stFOO for artillery harness; 2,000 setts (do.) for Cavalry KquipmenU. mi 1 increased to any amount at short notice ; 1,000 yds. & in. dbie thread euamcted deck; 1,000 do. 5-4 enameled drill; 2,fX do. 6 4 enameled muslin; 100 hide eoameled leather; iiuO do. patent dash leather; 40 doz-bog-skUiseatiDg; Regulation and McLetlan spurs, iwordbelt trim mings and straps, together with a fall a.-; I wen ef good ia my Hue of business, for cath at lc pries. CHARLES BABCKrCK, novo wtr

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