Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 14, Number 83, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 4 January 1862 — Page 3

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. JANGA&Y 4 h . on ..; u .1 ' fnsTe'fttg mm ) i-vv n..ig the Vol ..lie-re -nil (e i M"oote i by u.e i . i f ;m....owa. -lut ASI ('iiTMKXT. Kr Wound. Sole- and 'curvf the di.iiLeLt s a ;c -.i'l o ire. aud f r Bowel Complaint-4, Keve-H, SmUl Pox. Ac , -he till are the lit-ii ms Hi nt i i ih world 221 Wiio cn be beauii'ul wito a sickly pels complex -ioa? Ia.-ep the p.tres of the sktu tree, an 4 th. blood pure, and our cheeks will ie with the rose undlillv. The skin is formed with thousand of pM io every inch of surface whose office it Is to carrj off the impurities of the blood the acknowledged cause of all diseases of mankind when the akin ia dry and parched when It is covered with eruptions when it Is cold and clam mv hv-a ihere is iawatd lever or inOamciation it is impossible tor the skin under these circumstances to perform its proper functions, and to carry oil the impurities frem the body as d- -dgned by utir Clearer. juusi.vs mountain hkur pills remove t .ese oosii uccious, and produce tree and hoalthy blood, reaseve the eruptions from the ekia.and cause ir : brih eo with tii ttmii or youth and buauty. Boautv withoiiL paiuta and cosmetics u--uty pruducid by health and hapj inea. Judsou's Mouutain Uerb Pills are sold by ail medicine dealers. iec3 tmOoA Vtcs. What letter news to the af fllctou than to inform them of a rem. dy that is gtiog to restote them to he kith? Have you the Dyspep-ia or Liver Couip'aint ? Aieyour digs tive organs debilitated or your nervous system affected ? If so, at om e resort to the u-e of -'Boof-Zand's Herman Bitters," and you will be completely and perni niently cured. For tale by druggists aud i ealets in medicines err rywLere, at 75 cents j er bottle. No. 15 i, salt It 1 here is nothing more valuable than health ; without it, the weilth of a Croesus cau a for i no enjoyment, and life, instead of a blessing, becomes a burden. Hoofland's Gtrman Bit. tees, to Ihofte afflicted with any disease of the stomach or digestive organs, will prove more valuable than a mine of g Id. For sale by druggists and di alers in medicines every w here, at 75 cnt per bottle. janJ Forwarding and Commission J. 'I. Cox. F". M. Hv-sphbsxT' COX & HUMPHREY, Forwarding & Commission Mercht's STEAMBOAT AGENTS. AMD WHARF-BOAT PROPRIETORS, KV AN8VILLE, IND. ' v.'o have ttaksa the Gr-y Eagle Wharf-Boat, and ask of our frfciid a continuance of their r""f lilt ! : u i . I anotird both day and night to atl-iid to tbi- wants ot shippers. ' sepl ' Geo. FiMTKtt. A. U. Fosteb, Wst. A. tiwvN . GEO- POSTER & Co., WHOLESALE GROCERS, Produce and Provision Merchants, OOHNEB OF lirUST ST'EIST AND THE CABAL, augl) EVaNSVILLb! IND. Watts, Given .'.'., I I USUI! t iiaown. Paducab, Ky., f 1 Kvansville, la.. IlAaniNQ, Given A Co., St. Louis, IJo. WATTS, CRANE & COl, COMMISSION MSRCH'NTS, rvu. .j -mi strcf t, NEW YORK CITY. We have opened a Uouse io the city of New York for the sale of Tobacco and Western Prodaee. 1 . lT :'n- :iin WATTS, CRAN & CO. Mr. T. WattB, of ih linn f Wsitta, Givwn !&., of Piuiticah, long laaiilntr with Tobacco, w.jl tak charge of that departmeit of nnr buMixsw, are: Mr. i. A. Crane, of Ctan. and Brawn, Kvansville, will take charge of the Produce humneas. mayai WATTS. CRANK 00. PRODUCE AND COMMISSION HOBKK, Cheese and Butter Agencj. IE L 0 a23 XT O' .-E8 COMMISSION MERCE ANT. Agent for the sale of Western Reserve Butter and Cheese. Bfs. '4 - -canM.re Street. decS! EVANSV1LLK, IITT). i ' V JluT.yrttvWnd We have this day Msso.'iat'-l wtth us, iu the Forwarding and C -mni-s" :. bii iu'. Mr. h. K . Iiiu&erabi . formerly i-i t - una ot Siaossh: 4 Ihmkerson, under "he firm iisme if ;."rine. Hr-iwti A ntM OKAeiE .'. te&CWN. I. . r.-Avg. R K DtJiF KBlO , CRAN', BROWN & CO, Forwarding and Commission SPECIAL KAILKOAD AGENTS. Give through re "tpt and make liberal rash advanceon shipments of produce and tobneco to New York. CHASE, BitOWN X. KStisville, Kov. 20i.b. W61 A - aSl.BBOWB CRANE & 3ROWN Forwarding & Commission Morcliaiita, And Steamboat Agonts, EVA Not I LLK, liD. A cent J for KuriawhaSalt Company. "S Gr Liberal Caae ndvrw.ee made on fthipineuts ot &EEAT CtiEE! DR. LELAND'S ANTI-RHEUMATIC BAND, IS THE ONLY KNOWN KKMKDYKOri Rheiimatisni, Gout k iNniruigia AND A'CURE FOU All Mercurial DiseasesIt is a conveniently arranged Band, containing medica'ed compound, to be worn aronnd the wais without injury to the most delicate peroiiB, ae change in habit of living is required, and it entirely removes the disease from the system, wit how producing the injurious effects arising from the use of powerful intei nal medicines which weakkB and destroy the constitution, and give temporary i ,!.( only. Hy this treatment, the medicinal properties contained in the Band, come in contact with the blood and reaches the disease, thnaiuh the pores oi the fekin, effecting in every ins'.auce a perfect enre, iim restore the parts afflicted to a healthy acon.iiti uAjCbis Baud is also a most powerful Ami MercurirTafnt, und will entjn ly rslieVe the ystern f-ofti the pernicious effects of mercury. Moderate cases arc cured in a few days, and we are eons tangly receiving testimonials; of its eScaey ia aggravated casos of long stand ins. Feicf 31."-, to be had of druutisfs generally, or can !-e sent by mail or elpreas, with fall directions for use, ro any part of the country, direc from ttss rineipal Office. 1 No. 4U9 Brssdnsyi Ssw 1 or. N C iTiI a Co., 3ole Pi-op' NTs. Deseriptiye Circ'iitir?" gent free. SJsT Aleuts wanted Kve-y where. Cor sel iu EvansriUe by Keller it White. Shsswooo Hoimk, Evanseilla, ! March HBtb, UW1 f Mr. W. P. j iiAB -it : Lucluesd find 82.00. I An I u a your Anti-BhenmaCi? Bod has reiJiove-! yiy tine.i matisui. 1 -".OT, respectfully, yonra, L. A. BKtitl, J upi-lydw With J. a. Jaqoee A OeT WW tent, v.hose bnshands, sons and t roth-rs are serving 'o he amy, caunot pJit ititv tbnir kn ipanek a more wmsnfj or v:usMr gift than a lpw Loxes ot HOLLO WAY' PILtS A OINTHEM, They insure health eti under the ex-po.-uses of a soldlei s tlfs. unly !!.' cobU a Nrv or pot. 219 deoS .

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C.V js iW j0 -t4L Ij V t 8VANSV1ULK, ., r Bisks ane Issue F-viies in several oi the old- ' eet ace most rviiehh, It suranva Companies of lL' ' United 8tso... .STOIiSSi, .Vl'00K.S. DWKLLISGS, MILLS AND HA((U ACTOgtK, insured a" the i mil favorable rattii MAIli'SfK AND IV-fiD KAVIOATfff2( fTrsks taken on fL 1-BOA13, HAK- . -. -r:-:. Ai Si AT.-, and their UARCHJKS. Also, applications received fur Li K K lHSLCombined Capital Represent ed, over $5,00C,00O. Office. M..-l.!e Hall BuitdiuK, 9 idain st. GUARD AGAINST K1RE CHOICE INSURANCE WIT'S TUB Incorporated 1819 Charter Perpetual. CASH CAPITAL $1,500,000, ABSOLUTE AND UNIMPAIBET). Net Surplus of $942,181.72, And the prestige of 4rO years success and experience. UPWARDS OF $14,000,000 Of losses have been paid by the iEtna Insurance Company in the past 4fl years. The value of reliable Insuranc be apparent from the following LOSSES PAID BY .tTN A nURINO TOE PAST FIV1 Tf n Iu Ohio, 84:n,520.&s In Michigan, Srs8,0S.Sl In Indiana.... 146,839.81 In Illinois.... 448,327. VI Tennessee, .. 97.649.1 Kansas A Keb 19,!)45.77 Iu Wisconsin, 10VJ56.07 In Kentucky, 304,939.40 Missouri 384.al8.04 Iowa A Minn. 101,3r9.4fi Penn'aAVa.. ttMM3 Ark. Oa.... 23.9-15.. Mississippi and Alabama,. ..85'A4;2 1 j. Fire and Inland Navigation Bisks accepted at terms consistent with solvency and fair profit. , JEpscoJ uUrrxti n givru Io iamr-mtr of O WBLLtSGS earf Content, for terras of 1 to 5 year. The solid service long and successful ly tried, and the many advantages the JBtna I nsurance Company possesses in its line, should not bo overlooked by those ready to insure and understanding their best Interests, During "strineent limes " the necessity for reliable Insurance becomes nn imperative duty -the ability of property owners to sustain i- ss bing then much lessoned. Agencies in all the principal cities aud t vn throughout the State Policies issued jrh.a jely, by any of the duly authorivd Agants ct Company. SXS" Bruinass attended to with despatch and Bdelity. J. W. NTXSEN, Agent, Marble Hall Building. Main street, ' seyi . Evansville. lurlir.i PREPARE IN TIME AOAINST THE FIRESJ)F FALL oaUAfJtfi a' AO. 1 INSURANCE! It t r. PII(EIX m. COfflY OF HARTFORD, CONN. The Fruits of the Phoenix Are manifest 1st the firsWn IrfsMeslMM M FACTS AND FIGURES! Showing the amiuei rqaalUej to public Leoefit. iu the shape ut b.se,-s tid io tlie V.'xst arid South, during tho pt fom years; a line of vei-.iahle service, henorahle as well ascvramaiuiable, mi which should suggest T B B To every man who dji'en to bestow hi insurance ptjr- n.ige upon a WELL TSISD CORPORATION. $40 S77 -to jsT.22 91 .I74 5t 32,870 (. MM 13 19,323 34 8.653 to...... 1.167 no 9.760.00..... ;!U' -...I-NUI NA. . . ri,LM T -... ...Mii inow . .."BI'IN.-I. I'WA .MitrsasoTA. . MSmtAfKA. .$4 ,:i;7 4A .. !.6jt-' iM .. K.rT4'Sfi .. 3B.670 Og .. 31.5i 13 .. 19,323 34 .. 8,053 10 .. 1.167 ti" .. U.705 00 .. 31,051 3-j .. HA54 9" .. ai4ti32 SS .. 27 iSs 83 .. 22,8vt9 43 .. ?.9ii! 98 655 H 34.0 A 36.. 43 05 1 90.. a i. 632 65.. KT.'N ' V V 1 . . TK N NKSsV K. i8Sia6IPI. KISSOUBf AKK ANSA.-. - .7.t9A83 2i.fci9 4 : 3,961 98 : (6 55 ; LTKXAK . ALABAMA, i In (he eqni'ftble artjmlmrMt . sssl prompt fah re- ' .'...: the PHfESIX stands pre eminently at the hed of its profession; wkiie jto e-rrrit-ue, fricUcal, and first-class business system of local agencies . is not excelled y nvj similar corporation its thetcceiUl. lusuianeieK solicited, and policies isstiei and re-oewttd-in tbi tdwiK i'o partition, HI fair rates by J. W. NEXSEX, ltesid..ot Agent, Orrtrc: Maible Hall Building, Main street. AGESOT OF TUE United States Life Insurance, No. 40 Wall street. New Torlc. Jos. B. Collins, Pres't. Jso. Eanie, Sec'y. Ceuh Capital $100,000. Total eiutk Assets in 1860, $600,000. ANNUAL) INGRKASG OVER 8200,000. Dividends declared every three years. Profits accumulated at corapoanil interest, on the prineiplo of a savings banA, payable in addition to tbe sums Insured in cash. The business of the Company is conducted upon a cash basis exclusively. Overeight-thousand insurance? bev bean effectad by the Company since its organisation. Premiums on Jl.t.siO fr life, may In, paid quarterly, semi-anti'ialiy, or annrrnllv. BATTELL, BEHM ANTHK.S. Ag'ts. . . Otfli.--'-. No. 87 il ain street, SvmivlHe, Ind. Da. II. G. Jcrses, Medical Examiner. Office: First at., above Walnut. aovli-lyd CBLARISABCOCKr Importer .io-l in-a;- r in Ooach and Saddlery Hiirdwa , main STftt'ST. EVANSVf LLE INDIANA . MM. rangemeuti with Er.rcpean and American maniifactitrerw foea t3ir, --t -upply f a.i Jobdain m. line, 1 bi vtiitbliyl v offer !iottee(nvut3, that cau not fall to te to tbe iut.'reet. ot till engaged in the buslne? to give sae a trial. I name in part- axles, springs made f the bes 'eel; bands, ctianieled and of all kjftda vi leather olotlis, linings for canities, varnishes, castings of a. I kiDda, saddle trees, English bridle leathers, bits, stirrups, sprrrs, harries, fine sliver lutirxw of 1 kinds, Jenny Lind dig Trees, solf-adjwtuig ad. Taylor's patent biunes, :ly uets, shoe threads, horx bldukets. IODdon Glrtli H'tie. Anierican Oirth I ant" Heic Wet, bofh outiou and wtrJdl Locdix elt Dkius, a superior article; ivory, gatta perchs and brass lined BMrtongsj riugK superior kerseyi Car horse covers, t:.e Ihmi qua!ity of oarnage bolts, patent gig traes, Ac., Ac. I keep in fact every tb ins; h;. pertaining to elwm branch of the brjsir.esa, aod uu.Ier. tanding btxb t branches thorcut;hly, we would reapectfalty invi'.4 ( your at tent on before pui . , 'isi i; alsewbeM. f 1 am also aguat for Ward's Pateut Spring SsAidU. pSO-dAw

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iNtWS BY TELEGRAPH.

! V -. a V. LIKE. j2xt . . for the Journal. More about; Mason and Slide!! Advance of Rebels Latest from Port Royal Gov. Andrews' Message A National Tax to be levied A Spanish Schooner cap tured. JWash-sgtoh, January 2. It is doubtful whether all the correspondence between this ttcd the European governments, touching the rights of neutrals and belligerents on the ocean, called up by Senator Sumner's resolution, wi'.l be communicated- Enough will be made public, however, to show that Russia, Spaiu, and the smaller maritime p-jwer, are almost ready to accede to Mr. March's doctrine, by which private property is guaranteed the same impunity on the ocean aa on land; and that France is not far behind them, and that Great Britain alone, despite her recent championship on neutral rights, stands by her old precedents. The publication will without doubt contribute to the success ot a movement in the right direction already on foot in England. The earliest letters date back to 1856, soon after the Congress of Paris adjourned. Some of the ablest in the collection are from Mr. Mason, the predecessor of Mr. Faulkner. Mr. Pickens' dispatches from St. Petersburgh are full of interesting conversations on the subject, between himself and Oortzchakoff, which are perhaps too tree and easy to be made public. The whole subject will probably be discussed when the resolution is answered. Tue sub-committee of ways and means ar- engaged iu preparing a general tax bill, which will be the basis of a national currency. The committee's idea is to raise uiouey enough to sustain the credit of the Wovernusent, ihougb the tax tnav for the time be more than heavy. The committee is-alsu maturing a tariff bill, the provisions of which will largely increase the duties on man; articles of general consumption. Official information received at the medical department of the army of the Potomac, states tbe mortality is les in proportion to tht: number than in any American city. Tbe Department has theolficial list of 117,000 soldiers and the health of this large body of men, notwithstanding their exposure, is better than among an equal number of men anywhere in the United States. TIMES DfPATCU. v Washington, Jaa. 2. Rebel scouts came jeiterday some eighty rods this side oi' Fairfax C H.. on the Little River turnpike, aud on the Fall's Church road. They came within half a mile of our pickets and watched them closely. Squads of their cavalry occupy the hills surrounding Fairfax. A ):ir; force Lb two mile teywnU, and eight regidifints are at Flint Hill. nEBALD S SPECIAL. Vi ASBisoTost, Jan. 2. It is not probable that there wtd be a favorable report from the couiraittee on Mr. Guiey's confiscation ahd emancipation bill. The views of the cociajiitce are generally adverse to it, r.nd histeaii itf ii. a biH prepared by the committee aud predicated upou tbe suggestions ot t'ne President's message iu regard to this subject, will be soon reported. This committee is also in favor of removing the restriction limiting the President tu oaU for only 50'), 000 volunteer?, and proposes to authorize iiitn to bring into service whatever number the War Department nd comatauding General shall require. Kbw Yuhe, Ate. a Tbe Herr!tl says our news fioiii 1'urt RjyuX by Jhe Ariel of ye8ler.jy.io iaieriisJiiig.. I The Biui.-tb iitataer Final atterapted to rim iliy biockia.ifc u.t SavHRonfa bu? tsj failed. Sisj got ready to rnnke i,tt wy through V an t x rioaitU, but iBfornmtion havinobeen Reived iroxu a deserter, the gun boat OUoiM was AfgfMrched to the sound, ni.d on her arrival the roUl iaaquito fleet at 'WitBAlt citCie ilavti u aiuck herr. After a. brisk i sffr 1 1 1 II i ii I jt shall waa pat through Com. IMMU lilill, ana b retired. The Ftngal i ii!tis etKibd to make her escape. A Spanish scUuocer w.tQoat oaaje, Vu ! ladeu With a valunble enro ot Elavaua oi- i fmk AbmH ajia otber store, was cbst:, ructa(ij-..iti!:;ii and burned, ut Cumberland Iniei on ibe i3th ult., by the boats of tbe Bieorillt and Alabama. Her cargo was itikaa off. Toe caeT had previously fled to tbe wooits. Youk, Jan. 3. Stocks dull and lower, closiog heavy. Money active and firm, 7 per cent ou call. Sterling exchange dull and irregular, 1 12(a.l 13J. Philadelphia, Jan. 3. A fire commenced about two o'clock, this morning, in the basement beneath the American Telegraph office, and before it could be subdued, the lower fioor and battery room were' completely burned out. Howard's Express office, adjoining, was also much damaged. The telegraph instruments escaped without damage, and communication with the country is uninterrupted. New York, Jan. 3. The transports Cahawba aud Roanoke frou Port Royal on the evening of the 20th ult., arrived here this foreuoon. They bring no newB. They passed the sloop of war Cumberland, on the 1st, in lat. 36, long. 75, cruising. Boston, Jan. 3. Gov. Andrews' inesto the Legislature to-day, is of unusual length. He gives a general history of facts and figures, showing the part Massachusetts thus far has taken against the Southern Rebellion. The war expenses foot up uearly S3,385,000. To offset this, the State has been re-imbursed by Government, 775,000, and by other sums, making the aggregate refunded nearly 1,000,000. The troops sent into the field, both for three months aud three years, with the exception of one battery, have been fully armsd and eqntoped by tbe State. The Governor recommends the State to BSsu-ie the collection ot the direct National t&x of S3 24, 58 1. Tbe State has contributed five regiments of infantry, one battery of axliiiery aud one battfiiion of Rifles of her millltia to toe tbree months service, and to the three years service she lias sent as volunteers 24 regiments of infantry, one of ciivairy, five batteries of arti'lery, two companies of Sharpshooters and cu infantry battalion of five cuwoanies'. Six companies more are atj tached to two regiments from New York. The Governor urges the repeal of the : constitutional discrimination between citi- : ze o of t:it:ivo and those of foreign birth. j The recommetid.ition made by the General j Government in regard to coast decease, is ' fully endorsed. A communication from j Geti. To'ten upon this subject will be laid before the Legislature. Military education

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I The whole number cf enrolled militia is i 157,494. Tlw whole number who have 1 gone into te .volunteer service cf the Unilei States is reported Dy tne Adjutant uenerl at 27,279. About 11,000 more are estimated to he in the Navy as sailors and mariners, leaving 127,000 at home, besides those men capable of ordinary duty. The Governor closes his message as follows : ' The great rebellion must be put down, and its p oai t rs crushed benea'h the ruins of their own ambition. The greatest crime of history must receive a doom so swift and sure that the enemies of popular government shall stand in awe while they contemplute the elastic energy and concentrative power of Democratic Institutions of a free people. The monstrous character of the crime has never yet been adequately conceived, nor is language able to describe it. Groundless in its origin, it began, grew up, and continues under tbe lead and direction of men who bad received the favor and enjoyed all the blessings of our government, and who were bound by official oaths to maintain it. Reckless of consequences and determined to ruin where they could BOt rule, lb' or "ired against the welfare of nearly 3 1 Ct of people and their countless pt.3tei . - uey plunged them with inconceivible i inessinto every danger and suffering and so. row which follows. The American citizen can recognize no social duty intervening between himself and bis country. He may urge reform, but he has no right to destroy. Entrusted with the precious inheritance of liberty, and en dowed with the gut ot participation in a popular government, the Con itiiution makes him at once a beneficiary, and the defender of interests and "astitutions which he cannot innocently endanger, and when he becomes a traitor to his country he commits equal treason against mankind." Involved in this controversy for life, for freedom and for honor, let Massachusetts, "in following the flag and keepiDg step to the music of the Union" neer fail to prove to all the characteristics of her people. She is to day, as she was of old, when the unfurled the flag. Henceforth there will be no one to consider how to reconstruct the Union, excluding New England from the sisterhood of States. Whenever a foe has threatened, the people of New England have responded by opening the lap of industry, and by the march of her braves. And now when the beauty of our Israel has been slain in our high places, and wheu her Lee, Revere, Rockwood and Bowman are in felon's cells, and hundreds of her Bons wear out their hearts in sad captivity, victims of their valor and devotion to our Union, one irrepressible impulse moves our people and inspires our soldiers in the field one prayer to see the day when an nrmy of loyal Americans shall hammer at the doors of their prison hou 'e. With both hands pledged to tbe olt-tan task of war and with neither hand averted to uphold the institution which is the cause of all this woe, and that theysba'.l not turn back and their swords shall not return empty until abe graud deliverance shall be accomplished. LAST NIUOfclT'a BEFOBT. News from Port Royal A new Naval Expedition going out A forward movement of the Army on the Potomac Gen. Burnside going up the Rappahannock. New York, January 3. Advices from Port Royal iudicate that Commodore Dupont was preparing for a now naval demouslrtition. Gunboats are concentrating, aud a iarge number of armed launches are practicing to assist the l:mdio of troops. About 10,000.tr.y.ps cowjd by spared from Hilton Head, in addirian to Slevens' brigade, to operate acainat the Charleston, Savannah, or the rebel force at Coosahatchie, the iiuter, moat likely. Th. Washington correspondent of the Philadelphia Press says : '-Orders are given for a forward movement by way of Occoquan." Also that Gen. Burnside will ascend ihe Rappahannock. Washington, Jan. 2. Tne steamer Stepping atone came up from the flotilla last nibi. This steamer, on her reconnoiteriug Hip up Occoquan Bay lately, scattered the r tieis with three weli directed show from her Ct-poutider rifled gun, t'ne shells burstiLg right in. tbe centre of the rebel soldiers; but, on her return, she was toliowed by (tfecaen. who concealed themselves behind treee,and fired several bullets oassed through tbe bed in tbe captain's berth. Tbe new rebel battery is on Possum s Nose, this side of Cc-kpit Point, and is tl.erc-fors the nearest battery to the city. At least one heavy rifled gun is planted there, as shells have been fired into thei month cf Mattawawmau Creek. Gen. Beuham has been released from arrest, and has been ordered to report himself for duty at once The court ot inquiry ignored the charges against him as soon as they were read. Col. Wilson's Regiment of Mechanic Fusilliers has been ordered lo report to Gen. Lane at Fort Leavenworth. The line officers will be ordered to be selected from the States from which each company hails. Indianapolis, Jan. 2. Many rumors are afloat of an engagement in Kentucky today ; but I learn that a dispatch from Gi n. McCook to Gov. Mprton, late this afternoon, makes no mention of any advance by Buckner. Gen. Buell has issued an order against subordinate officers issuing proclamations in his Department. They have about played out. Col. Jeff. C. Davis of the 22nd Indiana Mgiment now in Missouri married Miss Alhon iu this city to-night. CINCINNATI MARKET. Cincinnati, Jan. 3. FloCB unchanged and in fair demand at $4; extra and tainily dull at 4 104 35. Wheat unchanged. Corn is steady at 27c. Oats 27c. Ryb scarce, and would sell at 4344. Barley unchanged at 43(7i50. Whisky firm at 13J, with good demand. Hoes firmer and 5c higl er. Il.ceipts are light about 4,000 in the last 24 hours, and prices closed at 3 25(a) 3 30. Fair demand for mess pork at 9 259 27; sales of 700 bbls. Good d. raand for Lard, chiefly from a Liverpool house; sales at Gffi,6J, the latter rate for bbls. Good demand for bulk sides, with sales of 250,000 lbs a! 4c. Shoulders would bring 2$ and no more. The demand is for those packing for the English market. Green meats in good demand at 2$, 31 and 3 for shoulders, hams and sides ; 1C0 tea head and gut lard sold at 60c. Gbockkies unchanged: PlTTSBcao, January 3. River five feet by the pier mark and falling. Weather cloudy.

From Jonlavllle

Louisville, Jan. 2. The latest information from the advance is that Bucknors force fca.9 fallen V, k to Care City, ten miles South of MaaHordsvU!e. Their pickets have net been een from Mamfords-villesia-.e Sunday last. The main force of the rebels is still at Bowling Green. A Lieu'.enaut of one of the Indiana regiments, who hps been a prisoner ot Bowling Green for two months, has been released, and arrived here'. He states the force of the rebels to be 30,000. During the two months of his ' imprisonment, twentyfive hundred re'el soldiers have been buried at Bowling Green, and five thousand seat to the hospitals at Nashville. The force of Gen. Hindman at Cave City, is near eight thousand, and more are marching forward. There are only seven or eight hundred rebels at Glasgow. The rebels suppose Nelson to be south of Green River, on the road from Bardstown to Glasgow, and about to form a junction with "McCook. Gen. Negley and staff yes'crday role a mite beyond the pickets to tlie late battle field. They saw no rebel pickets. Gen. Negley and Major Kennedy, of his staff, are in tbe city to-night. The former is slightly ill. Numerous contrabands are in Camp Wood, at M u tu fords vi He. They come iu sometimes in" squads of seven, eight or ten. Several presented themselves to the pickets, yesterday, with letters from their master, staling he had advised the slaves to fly to Camp Wood fjpr protection from the rebels. The practice of the commanding offi cer has been neither to exclude nor induce them to enter the camp. They are allowed to remain in camp in private employ. Fron correspondent Cincinnati Commercial. From Washington. Washington, Jan. 2, 1862. Geo. McClellan is better this morning. He sits up and attends to important business. An attempt was made last Saturday evening to fire the Government stables, by a piece of candle, which luckily went out after cht.rriug the wood for some distance, and was discovered over the beam. The trans-Potomac posts fired uanacn all the night in which eighteen hundred and sixty-one became eighteen hundred aud sixty-two, to tbe great consternation of soldiers' friends in toe city. The Government has espeuded twentytwo millions ot dollars lor h;e aims since the war began. Col. Schuyler, uow here, bought tbree hundred thousand stand of arms abroad, for five millions. Carl Schurz has obtained leave of absence from Madrid, and is on his way home. Danie'. S. Dickinson, in his lecture on Tuesday night, declared himself in favor of absolute and immediate confiscation of the rebels' property, tin i then franchisement of slaves by act of Conprre.-s. The Intelligencer quotes his sentences apparently with satisfaction. The President has restored Surgeon New, of the 7th Itidiann, cashiered for t- ;i.i . whisky belonging to t'ne hospital stores, to privates. The-evidence of criminal intent considered insufficient."It is known that tbe rebel Gen. Joe Johnson, has frequently said within the last few years, that Gen. McClell.tn had more elements of a great gen-ral than ttny other man in the army. Governor Curl in has published a complimentary order to troops engaged at Draincsville. There will be no more serenades witLout authority from the Provost Marshal. The ashington ponce are uniformed, resembling that of the New York Metropolitan police. Washisotok. Jannary 2. A quorum was not present in either hou"?e to day. . New Year's was marked by speciality oa the part of the diplamstfc e.;rpf. A!' th foreign legations were present at the Whi'o House at the otltcial reception, unr' rallied snbsetinently on the Secretary of state. New Youk, January 3. The strike at the Navy Yard has ended. The men returned lo work to-day. NEW YORK MARKET. New Youk, Jan. 3. Flour opened firm andjdosed rather quiet only very moderate demand for export and home consumption sales of 14,400 bbls nt 5.45(W5 55 for superfine we3tern, 6.55((i'5.95 common to medium extra western, 6.O0 for shipping brands extra R. H. O., 6.10(7 6.75 for trade brattdi. vtanKT firmer at 20f5;205, chiefly at inside prices. VP heat market very quiet. Holders insist on tuil prices. Shippers are unwilling t operate laTgely unless at, a moderate decline. North, western club at 1.32; 12,000 bus. winter red western sold a't 1.401.45, the latter price for choice: . Rve less aciive and scarcely- sj firm. Cork heavy and dull, and' ahoat 1 cent lower Oats in moderate request and unchangedPoke rules steady with fair demand 12.0012.50 for mes3, 8.00,9.50 for prime. Lard more active at easier prices 7J Corp ee quiet sales 100 bags Rio at 18J. Sugar raw, very few sales at 6(a)8j for Cuba, 8(Sj8 j for Porto Rico. ton LAW, sr. . anthm, (Notary Pubii LAW 4 ANTHE S, AVTOitXKVS AT LAW, .ENKBAL OOLLICUTION AND RBAL KSTATH AGSNT8. Office No. 87 Main street, oppomie the Cour IJonao. Kvansville. Indiana. mavlG-dAwlv Kespectfblly annonnoe to their frionds aud citiz i: of Kvansville generally, that they are still in ui Feed business, and are thankful for past favors, ar.d hope by strict attention to business, to merit a emtinnanoe of patronaee on oar new plan, which we now adopt from this daAe, which is strictly for cash. All orders accompanied with the cash will lie promptly attended to ; none othxks deed apply. We have now on hand and for sale MM too prime Hay, ?:' bush old white Corn, selected expressly fur Bread, 5t0 bnsh new Corn in Kar, UUO busk Oat. 5 Ions Oil Meal, and a full snpply of Bran, Shipstuff, Slc, and everythins usually found in a Feed Store, all of which will be sold cheap for cash, and cash onlv. Respectfully, dec7 st. S. BC."TOK Of . gmi. vit J HJYtf Hi pes etra qaality lime JLM mixed Jeans just received and for nale vheap at KCQAPlvKU A BfJSHlHQ'H, e3 ' " No. 49 Ealo street. JWW " JOJHJVS&JV, it U ttu nijy-j. VUt KB AND Blank Book Manufacturer. Main St., bet. First aud Second. KVANSVILLE, INDIANA. - - Blank Bonks ruled, pngud aud made tu onler of the best paper, from a Memorandum to the largast f.iger Music and MiiauiiS I . ; . In any stvle telft-dAwtf 1861 .VtJCKRIttt . 10 15 do do MeHH do: Choice No. 2 B. do. At A. C OE'S. deplS J3t.V. 23 bags, ail sizes, for S. K. 'ilLHERT tt CO.. No. 4, Svconiore street. W-S uale by novS 'JMUi HU .f.VH si-. M. CHMBBK. !yo txs choice fur rale low by 8. B. QTLBEBT i CO., de 2r Ko. t Sycamore street.

CORPORATION "NOTIC?. OitDKi! fob vuxus. SiDS-'vr alt. De:, S3; T86L-rA,rid now 'if. is horefcy OrAtfrel a id direeied by Ihe f'ouifli. it Obntt J! 1' tb" ! of Kv&MsviU", that tl.o owners tf u,Uf ;$otl3) Ct P V f of IMS fronting on or aojoiuiyC-the aoulh eid of Frank Tin stn-'!, fioni :-'e .nd'Ae:iue to Tlilrd Av- i Bss in said d ty cause the rhl wulks thereon to. i be broujhl.U tlK- proper fo:"!'-, and that tliey ; cause a side-welk oi tjiass re. 2 tu le laid l0'ti . thereon within thirty oay from 'lift publication of 1' this eriler. P. fiUKKB, Clerk. Clerk's Offie.n, January 1. ISO.

CORPORATION NOTJk'ii. ORDER FOR FLANK SIUE-WAtK. Dee. 21, 1861. And BOW it is her-iy ordwednud directed by the Common Council of tbe City of EvartBVille, that tho r.wriiTi of all In- nrj nrtsi.f lots front in ir oa or adjoinitiic the vr st i.i ui Third Aveauc from Kr :nklie street! tlit . rto', in m d ctty,eau-'e 'he e ie.walf.i tle-re -n i the proper trrale, n::! tint of riiws No. '1 to be 1 lid ii n t thirtv day- fry in H) MtUiC'ttwu- ! n CtfrkV !!.., .liiir.tv 1. VMri hrviQuil t a - i le-aa k CORPOJJA TJUW NtJ OB&ra FoK PLANE R'i Decern' er 21.18b!.- And t: it I! and dnectfil tie t'.te (.oinrnon Rouni . rte Kvanrvilie, 'bjt the owners of AH l (s or j art- of lots froutiiipr on or adioiuiu th 2? rtlea I -ei tf ec.iiid otnet from Gum s treet f. the CoTvofativn line in said City, eatine the sidewalks thereon to bu brottrjht to til proper TSi'e, and t';at thvy c.tus -e hiile -walk ot Class No. 2 to be h.iil down therron within thirty das from the publication of tltb ortl-r. P. BrTKK K, t'biri.. 01. rk's OfDce, Saunary 1, le'12. CORPORAIION NOTIOK. OBDKB FOB PLANK SID E W All. Dec. ISol. And now it is hereby ordore.i and directed by the Coromou Council at tbe city of Kvansville, that tho owners of all lots or parts of lots fronrlrsr on or adjoining tbe tenth side of Sixth street, between Third Avenne and Vonrth Avenue, in said City, cause the side-walks bnoo to Lo 1 r ii 41 r to tbopreper grade, and (hit they canse a sidewalk; of Class No. 2 to bo laid down thereon within thirty days from the publication c f this order. 1. BURKE, Clark. Clerk's Office. January 1, 1802. CORPORATION NOTIClT ORDKR FOR PLANK SIDE-WALK. Deo. lil, 18C1. And now it is hereby ordered and directed Ty the Common Cotinclt of the ''Ity of Kvansville, Hut the owners of all lots or aarts of lots fronting on or xdjoiuiUE tho nortJi side of Second street, from Fulton Avenne to V ifth A venue in said Oity, cause a sidewalk of Class' Mr. 2 to be laid dov.ti ikereon within thirty day- from flic, pnnticatioii ni ttiM onier. V. BCKKE, Ci k ClerVe Offe -, Jrinuary 1, 1862. r CORPORATION NOTICE. ORDER FOH PLANK SIDE-WALK. Dec. Sfl, IK'il. And now it Is hereby orderedand dire. -. -I by the Crtnmoa (Jowucil of tbe City ut Kvansville, tbat the owner of all lots or part of lots fronting on or Lojolnlng the west nfde oi JTiltb Avenue, from a point opposite Hecond stret to Front street in said city, cause a siiie-walk of class No. 12, to be laid dow-n thereon within uhirty days from the publication of this order. P. HURKK, Clerk. Clerk'H Office, .muary Lj 18SI4 X)RPORAT10N NOTi"f5KT ORDKR FOR PLANK SIDE-WALK. Dec. 21, 1861. A,id now it Is hereby ordered aud directed by the C"ymon Coimctt of t'ie City of Gvansville, ta-ir. tue owners of ail lotn or parts ot lots fronting on Or adjoining tho Nnrtiie. .t side of Ifrotit street, from Fifth Avenue to Feat! street In said City, cause a siicwa.k at Class No. 2 to be laid down thereon wihia thirty dajs rrotu tbe publication of this order. P. IJUBK S, OlerV. Clerk's Office. January 1, IMC. CORPORATION HQTlGtt. OROKR FOB PLANK SIDE-WALK. Dec. 21, ISfil. And now it is hereby ordered and directed by the Common Council of tu City of Kvausville, that the owners of ail lots or , nrts ot lots fronting on or adjoining tl o Northeast side of Front street, from Pearl to .- x'.li street ia said City, cause a side-walk of Class Mo. 'i a be laid dewu thereen within thirty days from the itubl.Y-a-Uon of tWs order. P. Bl'RKK, Clerk. Clerk', i tore, J .: 1. l'iii. Ci J R PO R A T H IN M) P I C K . OKDrV: roll PLaJTK S:ii-WAtit. Dec. Sit !8ei And now it is-heret-y tfrsered and directed i j tbe Common Council ol tsje City of Ki ansville, that tho owners of all lots or parts of lots fronting on or niljoinliig the Northwest side of Cherry street, betweou Eighth atid Ninth street in said City, uuue the side-walks thereon to be brought to (he proper grade, aud thai they clo ne a sjrle-wulk of elms No. 2 to he Is,id down theroon within thirty days fro as tne piiblfoatton ot this order. P. BURKE, Clerk. Clerk's Office, January 1, 1862. JUDSON'S MOUNTAIN HERB PILLS. T C Auove, we presi-ut you e ltn a perieot iwiene.H ui Ter.aro,-sitrhtef of a tritv of tire Strang Axtec NartOli, tluit once rultjj iliuxicu. oa will Bud a full acoout of him and his people in our istmphlvts and alnianacs lo be had grails, from tba Agents Of these Pills. The inventor aud manufacturer of " Jndson'a Mountoiu Serb Pills," has spent the greater part of his life iri traveling, baring visited noarly every country in the world. He spent over six years atuotlg Uio Indian of Uw Uu' ky Alotrntaias and of Xrxli u, and jt was thus that the " Me'utie.iii lb r'u Pills" were discovered. A very interesting acconnt of his adventures there, you will flad fn our Almanac and Pamphlets.. . . It is an eitahlielied f.uii that all diseases aris lrVIPUR BLOOD! The blood is toe n-i miJ wb.-n any forMgn ot healthy matter gerk tnixjed with it, it inaiono -di.itribateii to every organ of the body. Kvery nerve feels the pob:oi, and all tlie vital ortraiis quickly complain, "t'he stomiwb will not digest tne food perfectly. The liver l eases to sscrete a sntSeiem y of bile, Tt e ,,. e,-a of Ilia heart is wcaksuuil, and so tbe elrentatlori !- feeble. Tie langs become' clogged witli the poisonous matter; 'i'-n -i t. " -i. aud all IrwOi a slight impurity at tbe lountamheadVof life the JJiood I As if you had tiirown some earTh, for iifsfauco. In a pur; spring, fro.-ri which ran a tiny rivulet, In a few mtueres the whole wiicae. oi. .ijt:. slreaiu become disturbed aud discolored. As quickly does impure blood lly to every part, and lesVe IU sMng behind. Alf ttife passages booome i.bM rueted, and mdens tho obstruction is removed, tt- up l bJesooa dies Mb risese pills not oulypiirify the blood, bnt regener it all tlie eecretions' of tho body; therefore, unrivaled as a CDft rb.i BIL.L.IOUS DISEASES, liimr t.ompUict, bkk Ileadacne, Ate. 'I Ins Ami' Billions Medicine expels from the blood tho hidden seedt of disease. Mid' veuderi ell the tlsids and secretions pure and liuent.oiearitigand resuscitating the vital organ--. Pleasant indeed, Is it to ns, that we are able to place A'ithiu your reach, a medicine like tbe " Mot ntain Hoi b Pills," tbat will pass directly to tbe aflllcted parte, through tbe blood and Hunt- of the body, and cause the Hiitferer to brighten with the fluiih of tieauty and health.. Judsou's Pills art the Hut Rdtj in exuU enceor the following Complaints. Bowel xaplaLntm,LhitiUy , Inward Wsaknees Couahi. e'eiuule Conpl'U,Lior (Jotapluints Chest LHeases Fever A Ague, LoteneM of Spirits Covticentm, JfeadacAet, PWss, Golds, Indigestion, hlone and Gravel, lyspepsia. Influenza, tytcondary bympViarrhKa, InJlanation, torn. Dropsy, ,. , GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE. Females who value health should never be withont tlieee Pills. They purity the blood, remove. obstructions of ail kinds, cleanso the skin of all pimples and blotches, and bring the rich color to t lie pale check. -Tbe Plants and Herbs of which those Pills are made, were discovered in a very surpj-isiug way among the Texueans.a tribe Of Aborigines iu MexIeo, Get the Almanac of our Agent, and you will read with delight lie- very interwstiug account it contains of the 44 Great Medicine " of tho Aztecs. tpbstrrm. Tfie Mountain Herb Vills are put up in a Bciutiful Wrapper. Ham bate contains 4" PUls, and retail at & cents per box. All ijennimr, hate tha signature of B. L. JI'DSOX d- l.'O,, oa each box. SOLE PROPRIETORS. 3lo. au LroBsra street, A'lilf' ; "UK. KW Agents wanted always address as above. VB r. 1- ie Kvansville by Keller A White, Leich Ji. tjtrlHtedt, Thomp-on, Hierbower, Pierce and by our Agents and Merchants in every town in Posey, Gibson, and Warrick comities. ma 8-lmdJtw-alt. ADMINISTRATOR SALE. W V that 1 wtl', on Monday, J tunvry 2Uth, UMS, atlUoV.ke.k A. M., sell at public auctiou, at tbe 4,EcL'pie Stable," ou Main street, iu the Citr of FvaneviHe; H tlm personal pr( ertv teetonglng to the estaU of John S. Gavitt, dec. apej, oasistiog in part of the fvt lowing, viz : The Ur.-Juira4- printing office complete, twu opou troiting linggivs, one sttlky , a lot of haitess, the rslehrated horse "Torus lo," two bee horses, ouo Dew patent flre.priMif safe, one i itle gun and other property. A credit of ntue mocth- will Le given ou all sums exeoeJiiif th re ' dollars, tl'e pitrcharer giving note with , pproved tecority, isiarlng' interest and waiving valuation laws. W. BAKKB, Administrator, with the will annexed.

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litY Sllffi d tbat r froti ho one Of icttod Bip.iiri tueir c t to this lartf3 r a. How coniplt 'i n proven iy xnen nv of .the worst cases to le found of i compl.'iuts: I Kcrofbla and Sororolorji C.. pTuli i ' and Emotive Tl:sa", Ulcers, l'iuip! 1 Tumors fait l!heiim, P.-ald TTesd, j flvplillitlc AJteeiiont, Sl- rourinl I)!--T id. to vly t nntrt d isord eat machinery of lifj is tion "1 at: : it, oa- tiy b virtj that i. i i prcia rli .-'lets of . mnspartflB viu-uig : rld i of tbe a be coi i of the ire titrated virtue of w tbi whifh titear. ti. :ir , rsnied direct i from tlie ,ly tU:i i ii the butt li PUKHAKKD RY Dr. J. C. A YSR, Pr'.cr.aix per RsjttwssMx Itattes ior$.i Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, has w-ttf itseU eiicU wreowu f ' r Hi' are ei efory variety of Tiiroat ami i.tuig Com) inn', t i ' it Is entirely nnnorctsssry fbx us to recoatil the evl people its iinality is k.-pt up to the best it et bis been, and tbat it may be relied an to do lor Item relief all it hue ever been rattan tu lo. Ayer's Catliartic Pills, rOB THE CUKE or Cost fee Bust, Jaundice, Iiltep"in . Indijext.,n Dysentery, Foul rtmnach. Erysipelas, Headache, I: tistn, Kmptions, ana Skin ..'..-, ,iir ( ,., ,, Isroysp, Tatter, Tumors and halt Hbeuni. Worms, Guut, Neuralgia, as a Dinner fill, and for I'unfyn tfte mood: They are sugar-coated, so that tho tno.it sensitive can take them pleasantly, und tl - boat aperient in tbe world for all Hie purposes of a family physic. . 1'RtCE 'Ut CENTS FEB BOX 6 BOXES FOB fl.OO. Great inut men, and e names to re I'll g'ves, with also lull doscriptious of ttu ubo pi unts, aud liid treatment that should be foi I. u to their cure. Do tint be put off by nnprlnelplod dettiem with other prvparatione they make inoro pro lit on. !- uiar.d . i.e.'i, and take no other, 'l'he sick want lie best .-.. thure Is for ibem, ami they should hav 'it. Ail ou.' n t' ' "e. am s.dd wholesale and retail by Sailer A V I. lie, N. M. Thompson, Bierbowr A Pear,, Tjoo-ti .. rltlt, Kvansville, and by aU Cincinnati, and K. A. P J3G; Li HA ffl NO. BITTERS. worn Liver Complaint,, Fever & Ague, &o. TVc succc-twful intr.inricllon and rise of Ihi. ,--lirab-d Itemi- ly has been thosignal for a liter. I .f compounds cali-d 14 (Utters," offer 11a t tfl aii word ' iiirte- is brtt another nan " groitg," or soirio vlllsiaeua whisky e. tut Boi', the really great iv!!-f doriieil ir in tt nte dose, one feSjrpoonfnl, of rmr tnndlclnn, Bcerhave's Holland Bitters, and the entire absence of aj,er prostr-ition, has i..:jllshijd for ft a reputation which tiotis sud conn trt iu have failed p. oi positively vegetable preparation, with barsly sullicient pure fc'pirtts to preserve it. But one ize O price Os e Doll ing the MM-fC m good .Kb ats stnmachaud ho Twoer three di .laJntitr.v " . its Fire us-Hi, ah and kidneys i hualih be t ho qu genolBS (t'alf Pint Botti of long tried e flics msetitlal tor t . I or correcting ills' j for Par ify mndstlou 'f rders of the of Ct p'.SUM, nn ' ni.-ftd for ,ytt--'r!TttJV, Try Bosrhave's Holland Bitters for MfMkM KTJtUtCj. rrp Bceriiave's Hollana Bitters. for Jl Oim irf, Try Bcerhave's Ho land Bitters. fmr U-Js'Tf ssiiuabif, Try B(srhave's Holland Bittora. far HH.l if.ietlf. Try Bocrhave's Holland Bitters. for MeOttS Of JfPATr. Try Boerhave Holland Bitters. for CStSTl rf.YjKBO, Try BoerLiave's Holland Bitters. for WttsMWt Try Baorhave's Holland Bitters. In all Nervous, Uheonatlc, and Neural-rio AflecUons, It lias iu puisotjus instances prove! highly beneScial, and In others atTvcted a fbv -ded cure. Read Carefully t The (renuinc, highly -couoeulrutod Buprhave's Hollaed Bitters is pu t up in half-pint bottles :i!y, sud ret die-I at One Dollar pvr bottle. The grst dessaiid for this truly celebrated medicine has indueed many lrai:tiourf, which tLspubllo should guard against puruuaaiug. Beware rjf imposition I (tea that nor none is on Ihe label of eoery bottla yon buy. Benjamin Pag?, Jr., & Co., SOLE PROPRIETORS. I-I l ft;.'K .13. PA. KELLJSK& WHITE, A VENTS. EvantrilU. Ind. Insure nee 4Jo.9 OKA.V YORK. Office 112 and 114 Broadway. With a Cash Capital all paid in of ONE MILLION DOLLARS. ASSETS JULY 1st, i860.. fisoo.ooo The Home Insnran Loss or. Daiuago iiy t'roipany Insures agalnsf oocteuts, for a term of frum 1 to 5 yesrs on tb most favosahle terms. Stores, warehouaos, Htocks of Merchandise, Prodaee, Manufactories, Machineand all insurable property, at fair and equitable rates and on INLAND NAVIGATION And Transportation, shipments upon the Hirers, Lakes, Canals and itallroads, as low as the nature of the risks will bear, with fairness to the a-surutf and the tVimpany. A'ttutting all losses Burly, ann promptly payn them. CHAS. J. MAUTIN, Pres't. A. F. WI LM AKT.t, Vice Pres't. J. Miltos Smitb, tfoeretary. Jouft HcOn, AsBt Sec'y. AppUoations made to ..ud policies issued by A. O. HALLOCK A SON. Axfs, first Street, opp. Post D0or.

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