Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 14, Number 84, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 6 January 1862 — Page 3

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MO DAT MORNING JANUARY e U-hnl an -.-m u.,f of HvWerlng- and IH esse among the Vol-iuiesra juld be pieveutei. by tbe fro? ue of M',0'Ai s I i.LS AND OINTMEST. Kit W v.o-.',' ura - aud : rj the Kintneut is a cortaia c :e, aud ft Dowel Complaints, Veve-, Sou. I Pn. .-.., hePils are tha best meli'iie la th wo !! . 221 Thimg- of Stamif iam.foff formoe r Who can bo beautiful with sickly pl ooeBpie. ; Ion? Keep the pore ot the sltm free, and th. I blood pure, and tout cheeks will vie with tJ row. wnd UUy. The skin is formed with thousand-of , pore in every inch of surface whose offl -e itie-to j curry on the impurities of the blood the ao- j kttowiedged cause or all diseases of mankind ; when the skin is dry aud parched when ft is covered with erupttons wlieu it is oold and chuu my when there is iaward layer or inrl JimiitU it ig impossible for the skin under these circumetances to perform its proper functions, and to' earry off the impurities from the body as designed, bv onr Creator. "JCDSON'3 MOTJSTAIS HERB PXLL3 remove tbe-e otstructious,nud nrodoee ifreayuid hoelrhv blood, remote the, em: lions faopi sh i-kin.an.i oanse .it to bri;rh en with t'a- 4a-i of youth and beauty. Beauty without paints ani cosmetic beauty produced by htalih and hwpiine-. Ju.isoo's JJouutafo Herb Flli are Sold by all med ciue dealets. . , , dec 8 Vend JVre. What la ter nowa to the. a flict -i than to inform them of a reui. dy that is gtiug to restore them o i h ? Have yoa the Dyspepsia or Liver Complaint 7 Ate jour digestive organs debilitated or your I nor us system affected f It so, at cm a resort to the Ura i f "Ho tf-lan-i'e German Bitten.''' an 1 yoa wili be completely and permanently cured. For aa e Lj druggijts and -Balers in medicines ii ry wtai a, at 75 cent -per bottle. No. la JiemJIh. there is nothing more valuable man health ; without it, the walth of a Croesus eat -afford no enjoyment, aud life, In teed of a b!--e-ing, becomes a buideu. ffeqd n .7 ' G.rman Littert, to tho-e nfflnted with any Ciaeane of the atom. eh or digestive organs, w ill pro-e more valuable than a mi ue of g ld. For site by druggists ami d-aW rs in medicines evry hi re, et 73 cuts per bottle. Irtn4 - Forwarding and Corn mission. J. I. Cox V. .M. tlOSFHItll. COX & HUMPHREY, Torwaniiag & Commission Mercht's STEAS30-T ACEMTS, A N , WHARF-BOAT PROPRIETORS, EVANSVILLSi, 1 sb. We lic.ve bikeu thrt Gry Kigle Wuar' !!, it, and k of our friends a c ut iauat.ctifartlM - p.ronaa. Cue of us will be tumid rd both day and nijUt ;)p-ri. K-t I to attend to the wnta u Geo. S'osteb, A. 11. f'OBTKK, . GEO- FOSTER & Co., - WHOLESALE GROCERS, Produce and Provision Merchants, COBNEB OF I'Hl'.-T FfSEi T AND TIE C1KAL, aniw KVANSVILLE IS"Watts, G:vr.s A Co , I 1 t'RAt A Uuown, Padncah, Ky., Ermsrille. la., Uaboino, Givejh A Co., 8t. DottlS, MS. WATTS, CRANE & CO., COMMISSION MEECH'NTS, A'EW VOSK CITY. We have opened a Mouse in the cdty of New Tort for the sale of Tobacco and Western Produce. Coder the ninx? of WATTS, CRA"i & CO. He. D. Watts, of the tlrm of Watta, Uiren A (., of Pauicah, long familiar with Tobacco, will tatco -charge -of that department of our business, and Mr. L. A. t-'-rane, of Crann and iirowu, Kvansville, will take ciiarge of the Produce business. mayal WATTS, i BANE ft ". NEW AND COMMISSION PRODUCE Cheese and Butter Agency. PRO JO XJ & 2D COMmSSIONMEIlCHANT. Agent for the sale of Western Reserve Butter and Cheese. He. 3 Sycamore Street. BVANSVlljljlt, INB. CiOPJtBTJVjHB-hUCi' Wa hue h:s dny ' associatid with ns, iu the Forwardln- anfl Oommision business, lr. K. K. Duokerson, formerly of the firm df 'auizhif-r S lniikcr?oi, nnder the firm nam of rane, ltrowr A Co. not CltAME v Ult'iWN. 1. A. OtAVB. ft K. PC" Kr.VN . CRANE, BROWN & CO., Forwarding and Commission IMor-diaiAtB, SPECIAL RAILROAD AiiENTS. Give thronh receipt-t and :n ,k. liberal cash advances on shipment" of (iroducs and tobicco to New Tort. OUASi, B. OWN Jt CO. Evaufville, Nov. 30th. 1S61 a. e ., vtB.aaowrs CRANE A BROWN Forwarding & Ccanrai?sion Meroliaixts, And Steambo- i. oats, BVANSViLLB, !NI-. ' Areata for Kanawha Sait Company IjWeral Cish advaicys ntacie on Miiprnon(I Q Ii I il'l ii ia if 1 1 biliiiii IBSIl! I DR. i.ELAND'S ANTI.RHEU3La.TIC MASD IS THM ONLY K NWS KK.?hlY r '. Rheumatism, Gou? & Keura g and a cti.a von All Mercurial DiseasesIt is cuDvaaieaby arraugi-ii BmJ, uyut.-iiatiij tnedicated compound, to be w-iru around lit., without iujury to the most aclicata tiii,' no changa in habits of living is rejuii-d. and it rr,ri ,--Ij removaa the disease from thu system, wiibont producing the injurk-useiTei;ts ariain Eaaan tie uae of powerfnl intetual medicmea whica w V ; iu3 destroy the constitution, and j;ivo leniput e only. By this tieattuent, tho niediciu l r- o-r: contained in the Band, onw in cimtiu-4 wiiij Li blood and reaches the aisaaae, tbroaKh aub p -r-s bt the skin, eflectintr tn every instance a per: : care, and restores the parte allotted to a hearth v coaditiwn. This Bsnd i also m .1 paMfal AutiMercnrial agent, and will i .'ntpvly Jeliottlie sy stern f rom the psm icious offt . s i t o,i-rcR. 'W .lerate cases are cured iu a f.-vs daj s.irrnl CI araunetaatlv receiviuc t.etimoni:i!f of .trairy 'tt. avatcd cases of long standing. Patcfl.Wt, to bo had ot drutiist em nlly. v can be sent by mail or eaprcaa, ati th tuit imtrttocfornse, to any part 01 tne couitr, .tn -ef troui fti Principal Ollire, Wo. 4U9 Broadway, JVe-wr Vof. . SMITH & Co., Solo Pitrp's N. B. Descriptive Circuhre sent frpe. 8-Agents v.ante1 Evary where. "aBa Tor sale In klvansvill by Kal k?r a White. l)av(Ht liO'Jir., biunrllle, I M irch 86th. 1861. Mr. W. F. JKre Deab 8ie : Enclosed find (i!.i. I -Bed jhal jonr Aati-Bheumatl'-. Bond :ias rem.ive.'diBj Bh iaatiam. I am, respectf-d.y, yotnrs, j 1.. A. ! .. , . apS-lydAw V.'it'n J. S. Jao-a'Ss to Oo. wnm " TiiKU s ji.ft WW ters, whose husbands, sons atal brothers are serving in the army. tlunt pot iato their knapsack a more necessary or valuable ajtft than a few boxes of HOLbUVVAT' PILt.3 A OINTMENT. They insure bsali'i emu Uid' r the, exB0MBM of soldier's life. n:.;y i . ..-i,.s a box or pot. 19 decg Wrm. let Soaps at fit. J. eOtTDAKI'FlEk'

J. W. NEXSEN,

IiUMIS ABEMCY ! OF PICE: IN MARBLE HAi-i.. KVANSVILLE, liSD., JTS .VOW PBJtrJMMJO 70 TJtMB aV-Bisks and issne Policies in several of the oldeat and most reliable Insurance Companies of the United States. STOEK, STOCKS, DWELLINGS, SIILLS ANDMANX'FACTOItlES. insnred a the niost-ffrvorabte rates MAUISE ASD iyr.AjJD AAVIGATION Kink? taken on FL AT-BO ATS, RAItGKS, STEAMltOATiand thftr OAKGOES. ATtib", applications raceted (or LIKE IK8UKANCS. , Combined Capital Represented, ove 5,000,000. ItrOBos, Marble Hsrll Buildimc, No. 9 Main t. GtJAEl "AGAINST FIRE CHOICE INSXTRANCE Incorporated 1819 Charter Terpotnal. CASH CAPITAL $1,500,000, ABSOLUTE AND DNIMPA.TBED. Net Surplus of $942,181.72, And the preetige of year success and experience. UPWARDS Of 914,000,000 Of least have been paid by the - Insurance . . Company in the paat 46 years. The value of reliable Insnrano be apparent from the following ' LOSSES PAID ST -'- -tTSA 1 itrarvo' tbe 'abt rti In Ohio g431,S2U.8 i In Wisconsin, 106,965.07 Tn Kentucky, 204,939.4tt Missouri 384,518.04 Iowa A Minn. 101,3C9.4fl In Michlrao. 81"8,03.81 In Indiaaa,... 146,839.81 In Illinois,... 448,327.41 Tennessee,.... 7,549.Z1 Kansas Neb 19,945.77 Penu'a A Va.. 31,595.82 Ark. t Ga.... 53.945.Oj M'-aisMpj.i and Alabama,. .-558.412.1.1. Fire and Inland Navigation KKks accepted at terms consistent with solvency - ' and fair profit. peci't aUnttion yien Co inmuramx of D WBLLIHQ8 ami Concult, or terras cf 1 to 5 yean. The solid serle lone and sncccssfully tried, and tbv many advntnjrea tbeyBtna I nmtrance Company pts sesses in its line, should not be oericokel by those ready to insure and nndsrstandinic tl.olr beat tntetrsta, " Duriiig "atrinsrent timea " tbe r-r . . for reliable lasarauee : a:-- an Imperative duty the ability of property owners to sustain loss being then much lessened. Agenciee in all the principal cities and totras throughout the State Policies issued witliow ;ielay, by any of the duly authorized Agents o he Oompanr. CST" Businea attended to with despatch and MeUtt Jooiti 1 ) t J. W. KKXgBN, Agent, Marble Hall Pnildlng, Main street,? sopt!4 KvaasrlHe. Indiana. PREPARE IN TIME AGAINST THE FIRES OF FALL r Yprime: A. XO. 1 INSURANCE PliiXIX IS. COffl'Y O? HARTFORD, CONN. . Tho Fruits of the Phoenix Are mat'ifes: in the tollos pg atatemi-nt of FACTS AND FIGURES! Showius; the amount eqaaliw-i to public benefit, iu the shape of losses paid in thtt West aud Sontb, during the jiaftfoui years ; aline of valuable service, heu'Tablo as well n comui mdable, and which should suggest T H K To every man who desires to bestow hi tnanrauoa ptronoge npon a IVBH TR1KD COIIPOH VTIOS, S10 2T 45 2T.ti2J B4-....i... 6,174 5Ji 32,670 t'8 34 220 13 la.323 34. 8 MM io 1.1H7 tl OHIO ...... 1NMANA ILLINOIS MICHIGAN .$40,377 45 .. 27.;J W4 .. 9,174 5C .. s;d7o .. 84,ab i; .. 19,33 34 .. 8,653 It! .. l,l7'-' .. 9.76-5 no .. 81,054 3.i .. 43,054 90 .. 20,832 5o .. 27 6!8 83 .. 2i,8-".9 43 .. 8,961 98 ..L- 555 56 WISCONSIN" ..IoWA MINNKSOTA NEBRASKA KANSAS ....KENTUCKY 9,765 00 54.0. 4 3 43 0519O........ ....TRNNESSIK ... Misisirpi ....JIISOCIU AttK ANSAM TKX vS .. .... ALABAMA 2t'.f2 59 . 27.698. US 13,838 M 3,9is (19 It the equi uble adiustmetU, and prompt Casa re-p-.n-.1 .i tosses, Cae PHffiKlX Uanda pre-eninently At the hK'id ef it prveenion; trato i-s extensive, practiJt and .7 -; - ' . d bmineat $ystem Ivcal iiyenciea, it uit sneosUea n any afsfffin corporation i i the world. InPurancles olic:red, and j'oiiciew issned and rent-wed in thii leidirsg Corperafloit, at fair mtes by J. W. MEXSB:, Kesidunt Accnt, OFrt-'B: Jlarble tlall Building. Main street. a tumor of tub United States Life Insurance No.- V.'stlMrcat, New Yurk. Js. B. (wLise, rres'i. CfttA C-Tftilal $100,000. Total cash AsstU . in ItittG, 600,000. ividand duclared every three years. Profits accumulated at compound interest, on theprinctple of a suvings bank, payablo in addition to the Bums insured in cosh. The tmstneaa; of fhe Comp"uy ia condnctdd npou a :tk baiii exclusively. Ovtrreight thoonnud insurances hve been effected by' tho Company sincu its organization. Peeaiinma on 31 ,W0 for life, may be paid quartecly i srml-futnnally, or annaally. BATTKL L, HKH -I A M JF. Ag'tt. Offlco: No. e7 Main street, Bvansville, led. Dr. II. O. )-. -, Bfedictkl ExamiDer, OfSce: First St.. above Walnut. n vv31-lyl CHARLES BABCOCE; Imporrer and Dealer In lioacb and Saddlery Hardware, JAUN STK1SKT, EVANSVILLE INDIANA . M.M. ranemeota with European and Apu'ricar ouuiauacttaran.fora direct supply of an goods in m. line, i am enabled to offer indncen.er,ta, ih.-,t can not fail to Te 6 the ihtereat of all eTimred tn tne bnsin-es So jive me a trial. I name in jiurt: axles, spriog made of the bea 'eel: li.md t. enameled and of all liiuda of leather dtoths, linings Tor carriages, varnishes, c astings ol II kirwie, saddle treea,-English oriole leathers, b'ts, Siu:rujs, s.ptire. hamea, uue sliver naniea ot au kinds, Jenny bind uig Trtjea, sell-afliustine, Tt TiylOf't pa'ent hamee, fly aets, shoe tht tads, horn Moukets, Ixxideu G'rth Webs, Amerkan Girth Ojni' TVeut Weta, both cotton and worsted: London Welt Skins, a superior article; ivory, gutta percha MbT brsistf lirred martengal rings: superior kerseys fer horse covers, the beet 'jnality of carriage bolts, patent gig irtts, Ac,.c. T keep iu fact everything atuwrtau.ing to eltttei branch of the biisiui-es, and I diKlerstjiiiding both braov-hea thoroughly, would' resportfnlly invite your attenuoa before pnrctuciaig bv-wii' re. I am also agent for Ward's Patent Spring Saddle. r?0. m m HI tiH JPOTJt TOiBb J.7..U bushels prime M. Pink Eye and Nshnoek Potatoes, iu tore I and for sal by U. A. CuOK.

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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH. ET TBI B. a W. LINK. Exclusively for the Journal.

LAST "NIGHT'S REPORT. The Green River Bridge Completed A Skirmish at Williamsport, Maryland The Exchange of Prisoners The Lane Contested Land Case Southern News--The Rebel Army Demoralized A Powder Mill Blown up at New Orleans Firing Renewed at Fort Pickens Destruction of the Louisville & Nashville Railroad Apprehended Loss of a British Steamer with One Thousand One Hundred Troops on Board. Baltimore Jan. 4. One of the released Union prisoners baa an editorial from a Richmond paper which he cat ont and secreted in his boot. It gives an awful picture "of the rebel army on the Potomac, saying that the entire army Is utterly demoralized. Regimental drills have ceased entirely, the men spending their time at cards. Great numbers are offering large sums for substitutes. One offered us high as $1,500. The editor urges the government to do something to remedy the evil. Such a demoralized condition of the army c tnnot go on. Thousands who would enlist are deterred by the' discouraging condition of the army. A New Orleans dispatch, December 29tb, says that the powder mill opposite the city exploded last night. The guard had inspected the premises only half an hour before. It is attributed to an incendiary. The prisoners say their clothing and boots were looked upon with longing eyes by the rebels, especially their boots. Many men offered as high as $25 a pair for them. Coffee is held in Richmond at $1.50 per pound. Mobile, Jan. 1. A Confederate steamer going from Pensacola to the Navy Yard, was tired upon yesterday from the batteries at Fort Pickens. Gen. Bragg's batteries replied, and the tiring was continued at last accounts. August a, Ga., January 2d. Private dispatches received from Pocatolfgo, dated yesterday, state that the Federals attempted to advance from Port Royal Ferry, but were repulsed by the 14th regiment of South Carolina volunteers, under GoL Jones. The Confederate loss was fifty-five killed and wounded. One Yankee was taken prisoner, but their loss is not otherwise given. Gen. Lee has informed Jeff. Davis that he is confident of his ability to prevent the Federals advancing on Charleston or Savannah. TUe Uicbmonct LMspatch, of Friday, says a private dispatch was received yesterday, from Centreyille, by a prominent military officer in Richmond, which says : " Indications point to an attack by the Federals at an early day, on Evansport, and the probability was that an attack would be also made by them, on other points on the Potomac.'' The Richmond Dispatch, cf Friday, also says : . 'After the. Confederate batteries replied to Fort Pickens, the firing continued all day. No vessels were engaged, and no casualties occurred with us. Gen. Bragg was absent while the cannonading was going on. Gen. Bratjg returned on the id inst., but the Federals did not renew the action and our guns were silent." Fobt Monroe, Jan. 3. The editor of the Richmond Dispatch, we hear by a passenger by a flag of truce, is now in Baltimore. A flag of truce from Norfolk this p. m., brought down over thirty passengers to go North, including a theatrical company. The following is the only telegram in the Richmond Dispatch, of yesterday: Columbia, Jan. 1. All the Yankee privateers from Charleston, including Col. Soners, arrived here this p. u. in a special traiD. They were met by tho "rebel guard" of this, city and conducted to jail. Washington, Jan, 3. The rumors current iu the newspapers that further troubles may be expected with Eugland, arising from the blockade of Charleston and Savannah with stone hulks, are regarded here i.s entirely without foundation. General McClellau continues to improve in health. Government has taken measures to obtain cotton seed from Port Royal, in order that it may be planted in Illinois and other Western States. Locisville, January 3. The Journal has infortnation that Johnson and Buckners forces have torn up the Louisville and Nashville Railroad for three-fourths of a mile, about four or five mile3 beyond Green River, piled up the ties, laid the rails upon them, and set fire to the whole mass. They repeated the same operation at different distances all the way to Glasgow Junction, besides telling as many trees as possible across the track, and were engaged lu blowing up a tunnel 300 feet long, near the Junction. The crew of the Pink Varble have returned from Nashville. They say that at the fire at Nashville, which consumed $700,000 worth of property, C. Q. Armstrong's pork (formerly of this city) contributed materially to the progress of the flames, ard that stored shells exploded terrifically in every direction. The rebels have promised to pay for the boat, as it was engaged in bringing them machinery, under a permit from Secretary Chase. Halifax, Jan. 4tb. The steamer Magdaline, from Southampton, Dec. 21, arrived at this port, last Friday night. She haj one thousand troops for Canada. Her news is anticipated. The Paris Patriae says the number of French war vessels, off New York, attracted attention, and was regarded with much satisfaction on the London Change. Halifax, Jan. 4th. There is go news as yet of the steamer Parana, and the apprehensions in regard to her safety have subsided, from the fact that she did not leave Southampton until the 20th ult. Baltimore, Jan. 4th. The Richmond Dispatch of Friday, says : 'A private dispatch has oeen received, dated Mobile, yesterday, that the Federals have possession of Beloxi, and it is believed tbey will occupy all the towns on the coast in that region. Tbey captured two cannon at Beloxi. It is stated that they landed there from five to seven thousand troops, and it is further rumored that they express a determination to path forward their forces to Jackson.

! New Yobk, Jan. 4. The steamship Ed .iuburgfor Liverpool to-day, takes out $350, i 000 in specie.

There la, if anything, a little more bar - mony among the Banks to-day, with a disy position to encoucaire the circulation of United States demand notes. Many of the banks instead of paying bills, use these notes. out their own Washington, Jan. 4. The destination of Gen. Burnside's expedition remains as much a mystery as was that of Gen. Sherman. The agent of the government who superintended the removal of Mason and Slidell from Fort Warren to the British gunboat Rinalde, returned this morning. No papers were exchanged between the agent and the English commander, in connection with the delivery and reception of the rebel Commissioners. Gen. Lane of Kansas, is making preparations for an aclive campaign, upon which he will soon enter. The government has been prompt in giving directions for furnishing all the necessary supplies. Fobt Honroe, January 3. The steamboat Geo. Washington left Old Point at 11 o'clock this morning, and proceeded up James river about nine miles above Newport News, when the rebel steamer Northampton was met, with Union prisoners from Richmond. They stepped on board under the protection of the national flag, as their names were called. Such happy looking men are seldom seen. Cheer after chee.r arose from each boat as they approached, and the band of the 4th Artillery played "Home, Sweet Home," which added to the enthusiasm. As the boat passed Newport News the crew3 of the frigates Cumberland and Congress manned the rigging, and the troops at Camp Butler crowded the beach and the wharves, and sent over the water their shouts of welcome. The Geo. Washington arrived here on her return about 5J o'clock, and the Baltimore boat, which was detained for the purpose, took the released prisoners to Baltimore. The number released was 240, nearly all of whom were taken at Bull Run. The prisoners left Richmond about 7 o'clock this morning. On arriving here, all who needed ciothig were immediately supplied by the Quartermaster's Department. A scouting party left this place this morning and proceeded to Great BetbeJ, and found the place occupied by a guard of cavalry only. The place was taken possession of by the scouting party, aud a guard left there. The names of the returned Richmond prisoners will be sent, if iheie are any from the West. bridge Louisville, January 4th. The over Green river will be completed to-mor row. Federal troop3 are almot daily crossing to the Bouth of the river. The rebels are preparing to attack Col. Garfield, in Eastern Kentucky. Col. Guriield is advancing on Preston'Durg. Gen. Scboepff has made several ineffectual attempts to draw Zoliicotfer from his Somerset entrenchments. No prospect of an immediate fight there. All Kentucky banks located where rebel domination prevails, have been consolidated under Henry '. formerly of Nashville, as President, who has authority to manage them for the Southern Confederacy. Detroit, January 4th. In the Republican caucus at Lansing, last night, Jacob M. Howard was unanimously nominated for United States Senator lo'fiU the vacancy occasioned by the death of Senator Bingham. Frederick, Md., January 2. Official advices - from Williamssport state that detachments of the 13th Massachusetts and the 1st Maryland regiments, participated in the rout of the rebel forces on Tuesday. Our men buried twenty-nine of the enemy, and it is supposed many afterwards died of their wounds. Our loss, according to private information, was five wounded and none killed. Washington, Jan. 3. The long contested land claim between James H. Laue and James Jackson, involving the title to a valuable quarter section of land adjoining Laarrence, Kansas, has been finally decided by the Commissioner of the Land Office, Commissioner of Indiar, Affrirs, and the Secfetarn of the Interior, irrevocably in favor of Gen. Lane. The merits of thcca3e have been exhaustibly presented on both sides by eminent legal advisers, and involved the original parties in a personal conflict on the claim, resulting in the wounding of General Lane and the death of James Jackson. The case has excited great interest throughout the legal circles, the various department, and the countay at Urge. The decision vindicating General Lane in his right to the property was rendered on the last day of December. Gn the commencement of this year General Lane presented the attorney of Mrs. Jackson, the sum of 1,500 a3 a free will New Year's offering of kindness and sympathy. It appears by the report of the Superintendent of Public Printing that the government Printing Bureau has been conducted with the utmost efficiency and satisfaction. The wi.dom of Congress in superseding the former arrangement by the present establishment is fully vindicated. As compared with the prices formerly paid to Public Printers, there has, during the past seven months, been an actual saving to the government of $60,000. Fort Monp.le. Jan. 3. Tha following are lbs names of the releat-d Union prisoners: John Anderson, Co. K, 1st Minn.; ADdrew CurtiP, Co. C, 2nd Wis.; W. W. H. Newley, 1st Minn.; R. Duncarson, Co. H, C. S. Marines ; Jas. Keefer, Co. A, 1st Minn.; Eli Miller, Co. I, 6ih Ohio ; G. G. aMUs, Co. B 1st Minn.: A. Owens, Co. I, 2nd Wis ; Gbas. White. Co. I, 12th Ohio , J. H. FI. Willis, Co. I, 2nd artillery; Abene, Co. D, 2nd Wis.; F. Brene, Co. I, 2nd Wis ; A. Benson, Co. A, 4th Mich.; 0. D. Piersoo, Co. K, 2nd Wis.; S. Graham, Co. E, 2ni Wi?.; J. Gregory, 2nd Wis. A, Grant, Co. H, 2nd Ohio.; N. Gifibrd, Co. B, 2nd Wis ; E. Brunell, Co. K, 2nd Wis.; E.J. Haskins, Co. B, 2nd Wis.; L. H. Haadon, Co. F, 2nd Wis.; A. Henry, Co. F, 2nd Wis.; D. Holdridge, Co. H, 2Dd Wis.; J. Jones, Co, K, 2nd Wis,; Jas- Livinrjst&n, ' Co. C, 4th Mich ; A. Murry, Co. C, 4ih Mich.; Duff, 1st Ky ; John Graut, Co. H, 2nd Ohio; S. Hartmver, Co. A, 1st Mich ; J.Griffith, Co.G, 2nd. Ohio; J. McPhtllips, Co. H, 3d U. S. Infantry; M. White, U. S. Infantry; A. Hubert, Co. I, 6 th Ohio ; J. Smith, Co. I, 1st Minn.; Eurene Miloer, Co. C, 1st Minn., Nathan Heath, Co. E, 2nd Wis.; H. Williams, Co. C, 1st Minn ; D. O. Browne, Co. G, 2 ad Wis; S. D. Pitchex, Co. E, 2nd Wis.; N. F. Palmer, 8th Pemi ; J. R. Reynolds, Co. E, 3d Mi. b.t W. B. Robertson, Co. I, 2nd Wis; W. T. Tyler, Co. E, 2nd Wis.; J. Tuppt, 8th Penn ; Gwj. Gray, Co. I, 1st Artillery ; R. Welch, Co. A. 2nd Wis., Walter Hatchings, Co. B, 1st Mich.; G. Maddox, Co. D, 1st Minnesota. PlTTSBCRO, Jao. 4 six inches by th clondy. River four pier mark. feet and Weather

j Courtland, N. Y., Jan. 4. A destructive j ' fire broke out here last night hi the Eagle j 'Hotel,' which was consumed. Loss ahout

1 $12,000 f 1 "Rochistkii. "IT. ' Jan. 4i The Hon. 1 Alfred Ely arrived here to-day, and had an enthusiastic reception. After a few days rest he takes his seat in Congress. New York, Jan. 4th. The 90tb regiment of New York volunteers, left this afternoon for Key West, on tho steamer Illinois. Halifax, January, 3. A fearful rumor is current in ttiis city of the lo&B; of .the steamship Parana,, with l,10u troops on board, in the St. Lawrence river, but it cannot be traced to any reliable source. A large war steamer, supposed to be American, is cruising off this point. C1NCINSA TI MA RKE T: CiHCiNNATi, Jan. 4. Hoos opened buoyant, but the demand fell off at the close. Prices were a shade higher, but there was more .disposition to sell than to buy at the quotations at the close. The sales were 3,000 at 3 2503 36. Receipts 3,500 bead. Ai ess Poke is held more firstly ; 900 bbls sold at 9 359 37. Bulk, sides in good demand ; sales of 300,000 lbs 4(34 J, the latter for very heavy. Green meats rattier higher at 2 -&3$ for shoulders, hams and sides. Lard ia good demand at 6J6, chiefly the latter rate. Sugar firm at 10llc. Coffee Sales at 1921c. Molassbs 4547. The money market is more settled at regards the currency, consequent upoa the action of the New York banks. The popular sentiment beca is in favor of National Notes as the currency, to the exclusion of all others, if need be. Eechamos firm at premium. NEW YORK MARKET. New Youk, Jan. 4. Flocb a little more steady, but prices oachanged; rales of 13,000 bbls at 5 505 55 for super, 5 755 90 for common to medium extra western; 6 006 05 shipping brands extra R. H. 0., 6 153,6 T5 for trade brands, closing quiet. ' .. f! to Wheat firm, with a more active demand ; sales of 6,200 bushels fair winter rd western at 1 41. I lot Pobk The demand is fair, and the market without decided change; sales at 12 i li 50 tor mess, 13 25 for city prime mess; i 8.0.08 60 prime, the latte an extreme price. fcrjfOKBD Meats in active demand. Sews by the California Steaittcrr Five hundred bales of cotton en route for Cugland has arrived at Panama, and a much larger amount rsgotat? via Cape Horn. A very large crop Will be shipped thin year of a superior quality. Chili is about to make active war against the Araocanian Indians. Gen. Vanes was killed at La Place by the people in revenge lor UMUsisations ordered by" bitn a month previous, in an attempted outbreak, by Col. Balm. One hundred persons were killed and himself badly wounded, and finally took refuge in a house of the ininisrer. Gen. San Roman is elected President of Peru. He has already heen stoned in the streets of Arequippa. A Good Idba. In Connecticut they find a use for almost everything. An old lady in that State is collecting all the newspapers rhe can get, to make soap of. She says tbey are a 14 despot sight better than ashes they are as good as clear' he." NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. UJBMMlrJF'S SJtX,JB J0. 38. Notice is hereby given that by virtue of two' executions issued out of the ofhee of the Olerk of the Circuit Court and Conrt of Common Pleas of Vanderbararhoonnty, Indiana, one in favor Edward h. Cody and C ark Cody, and against BecaUh Uos, and the other in favor of Clark Cody and against Itotnulus A. Mons, Beploviii Bail, I will, on TUESDAY, JANOAltr 14th, 18U2, between the houra of 10 o'clock, A. M. and 4 o'clock, P. M, of said day, at the rtXT of the Court Uo.ise, in tho city of Emnsville, Indiana, offer for sale at pubb'c auction, the rents, iaaues and profits for the term not excteding seven years, oT the following described Real Ketate, to-wlt : Block c'oventeen , (17), lu tba town of Lamaico City. , And should said rents and profits not sell for a ram sufficient to satisfy said writs and costs, I will at the same lime and place offer fur sale, an i sell the fee simple of said pn-mises. dec23-$9.M GH.OHGE WOtFUN, Sh'ff. M jiHMJrj.nS tuilsjj JVO. 37. Notice is hereby jrlven, that by "virtue of three eziK-utiong issued out of the olfice of tins Olark of the Conrt of Common Pleas of Vandsrburich County. Indians, one In favor of Henry Hornby, Sr., Administrator of the Sstata of W. II. Crskii.e, and against J' s. Jorgenamier, Frederick Vogt and Joseph Ostermar, Replevin Bail, one in faior of William FeNteaU, Administrator of John Dean, decease I, and againet Joseph -Jnrgei smier, Herman Bn'-bman and Ad.ai Oaterman, Replevin Hail, and one in favor of Charles Vie e, Charluj R. Benietit ani Georce W. Betnent, and against Jo. ssph Jurgeneraier, I have levied j u, and will, on TUESDAY, JANUARY 14th, 1862, between the honrs of lOa'cIock a. w. and 4 o'clock p. H. of said day, at rhe door of the Court House in the city of Evii.nsviUa, Vanderburgh comity, Indiana, offer for sale at pnblic acction the rents, ; and profits for a term not exceeding seven years of the following described real estate, to wit : I,' t No. forty-two (42), in Uawson's addition to the city of Kvansvllie aijd cjimty of Vander If is h end -tilti of I ouiufi aconilna tn 1mm Laoidejpat of oald adiilip, as jaooi.led in Plat Record Bo.k A, page 195 of 'the Recorder's Office of Vanderburgh county, Ind V i J should said rents and profits not sell far a sum sufficient to satisiy r i'A writ and coats, I. will at the. anme time and place, offar for sale and sell the tee simpla of said promises. GEORCH W0LFXIN. ?. V. C." . Wheeler A Iglehart, M. t. Johnson and la. C, Pl'ffs Atty's. de323-7 1861 10 kitts extra No. 1 Mackerel; 10 do Mess ooj 15 do Choice No. 3 do. At H. A. 0 OK'8. docia V OTTOJV jVjISJV 86 bags, all afeses, for sole ty 8. K. GILBKKT CU. nov8 No. 4, Sy com ore atreet . HJUV! BBJJVlt We continue to receivo that rich country Bran, that weihn 30 lbs. to the bnshet. Bny thOHnd that will keep your cow las, at VIcKKRY BROS,,- , dv-7 No, Main st. V .. iyTJPFiTMS . i, rrtc th j.' looo !b of baltpetrsL t t qi tllty, for sa'a by I D. m;niA3i.v, No. 6.' strae iLftM A-Vs-M .; half ana)-uarter boes 5 h.csalohy S. E. GIIiBBBT ,t CQ., dec27 No. 4 Sycamoia street. f Ml BosecraT.i patent Coil Oil Bnrnors, poi ta ble, 'otrlY requiring fnch 'chimneys. 8aHat)irs may Le eeeu at YI' KkRY. BKO 50 tttJVTt mjch jfu iJif: new Beef Tongues, at dec28 VICKERY BROS., 82 M4n ft. O C It ly-l.TtP -f don extra Coll Oil Burners just received for the purpose or aiteriu Lard Oil and Flnid Lamps. Dauitsi can be .-in.: ge 1 in Ave miuntas. Also 10 dor Coal Oil Cbimneva ; 2 doe-n flrnihae to clean chimneys ; V kking and Shades', at VIC8. RY BHtl-. W .liPS : JsJ.II P S ! We have just reMJJ ceiteU a large assortment of Coal Oil Lamps, selected in person expressly for tbe Svaasville trade. We solicit an examination i f price and quality, aa we are confldaut a Letter or Cheaper iot cannot be found t"hfs side of Ofuclhuitl. Prica from a) cents to tfl 76 each. I deelS ViCRERT BROS., 82 Main at.

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CORPORATION NOTICE. ORDER FOR PLJ Dae. -i. ltGl. And ti ana llreeled by ft a Com of Evansville, th tt tha o of lots fronting on or :Jj Frankljn street, fioni ?e( e'iu in Hiil . jty. rnbe brought to tba prop cause ajjaiJo-walJi of lia thrreon within tMrt'x this order. . .. I i I tol Clerk's Offl.-e, Jantsaf SIDE-WALK. t hM (I. arrtere-l ' t i. . of tLo City , , ot all lotworitartaij g (lie south 'Kids of Avomt'. to Third Av- i if-walki therwai tp j rails), ftfvl tt.iit thn'y I vr. " Pi ItfJJtKK, 4l-rk. - CORPOKATIUN NOl'iCi; OBbBK VOU PLANK SIKK-u m : . Dec. 21, 1SG1. And now it ia heroby ordered and directed Ly tho t'oiauion Council of the Ciix of i Kvahsville, that the owners of all lojs or pans of j lots fronting on or adjoining the w.- at stoo ai Third ' Avenue from Franklin street' tat-ixAhs treet, lisaid . city, cause th- side-walk Ihareoti to be brotjgnt rov the proper grade, and that they carr,' a si. .vnif 1 of Class JSo. z to t-e lata flown libera ' vt-tii thirty days from the publication ot uic: T. tURtK, Clark Clerk's Office, Janiiiry 1, li2. corporation x.o.iicr.'1: OBOES FOR PLANE December 21,1861. And ho and directed by the Common Liatir villi-, that theownurs hi lots fronting on or adioiuini BtOK-WALK. it i" hi ruby ordered c.nn'-fl of the City of all lots or pasts of cf Second Htreet from Gum rirtr' 16 the ,' rpor-ti-n Hue In said City, canse the sidewalks theaaoflj to be brought to the proper gi a lo, mid tkat they causo a aide -walk c: Glaaa No., z to ba laid skwu thereon within thirty ilajs ftobr the publication of this order. P. BTJltKK, Clerk. Clark ti Offloe, gannkry 1, Itt'rJ. ' OOrvPORATlONvNOTlCfc;. 01DI1 TOBPLAKE8ID B-W A L fc. . Dec. 28th, 1861. And now it is hereby ordered and directed by tbe Common Council of tha city of Evansville, that the owners of all lots or liar la of Iota fronting on or adjoining the south side of Sixth alreet, -between '1 bird Avenue and, Fourth Avenue, iu said City, cause tba aide. walk thereon to be brcnght to the pn n r ' , a11'' that thoy canse a sidewalk t f Class No. 2 to bo haH down thereon within thirtv days from the pub! .u bt this order. P. BOiiKK, Clork. Clerk's Office, January 1. lbbj. " corpo"ratYonn otigb ORDER FOR ILANK BIM-WALK. Deo. 21, lStil. Aud now it i lieraby ordered atid directed by the Common Council of the' City of V P a u it . 1 1 i, , I,., t ,. 1 1 tnlj ,.r tiart TlT lots fronting on or ntljoiaiog the north side ot Second street, from Fulton Avenue to Fifth Aveque in said City, cause a sidewalk of Claas No. 2 to be laid down theri on within thirty days frasa tbe publication of this order. P. BURKE, Clerk. Clerk's f'fficp, Jannary 1, 18C2. CXjipORAT I()N NO rlcTb. " ORDER FOR PLANK BIDS-WALK. Dec. 21,' 18G1. And bow ft is hereby ordered and directed by the Crmmon Oouneil of tbe Oity of I. ,..n-- : .1. . that the owners of all lots or parts of lots frontiug on or udjoining the west .:e of Filth Avetine, from a point opposit Sicoud atreet toFront street in-said city, cause a atite-walk ofcUwa No. 2, to tiahsiddown thereon wiibin thiriy days from tba publicaliou of this order. P. BfJRRE, Clerk. Clerk'a Office, Jannary 1, 18S2 CORPORATION JfOT&CE. ORDER FOR PLANK BIDE-WALK. Dec. 21, 1861. A.id now it is h.-riby ordered and directed by the Oraon OauacU of tlm Oity uf Eransviila, tbaj tne owners of attiots or parts of lots fronting ca or aljoiatng the t.ortheuat -!de of Ftont -nf-.t, from Fifth Avenue to I'earl a,treet in said Ciij, causa a sidewalk- of Class No. 2 to be laid down ihei-pou wjhia thirty diiya. 'from the nubllcatton of this order. P. fltfBKE, Clerk. tW-k'S Office. Jsmnary 1, laau. -cqivl'ijRTfio.v notice 0r.tER FOR PLANK SIDE-WALK. Dec. IU 1861. And now it is hereby orders! and directed by the Oommon C'Taacil of tba Caty of JCvansvi;Ie, tbat tbe owuers of ail lota or parts of lop) fronting on or adloinlna tht- Vorttaaat side of Front stteet, from KeArl tdHijrth street In sail City, cause a nidi-walk of Class Mo. 2 to be ltid dewu tbaroen within thirty days from the publication ot this o-der. P. BCKKE, Clerk. Clerk's (. fftca, January 1, lHt2. corporation notice. ORDER FOR PLANK 8IDK-WALK. Dec. 21, 1881. And now It is Tioieby rd red and diracted by the Common Counrll of tha City of Erausviile, that the owners of all lots or parts of lots frontiug on or adjojuiug tha Nortlitfeet kffle of ChertJ 'street, ln-twcoa Eighth athd Nintf streets in said Oity, caue tho sldo-waiks then-ou m i brought to tin; proper grade, and Unit they cause a siiio-wxlii ot t laaA No, 2 to be laid down thereon within thirty days from tne puMioution of tbta Older. . . P. BURKE, Clerk. Clark's Off. J .nunry I, lsr.j. MlSCELLANEUUb. JXJD SON'S MOUNTAIN HERB PILLS. Above, we present y ou witn a perfect likeness ol Tezuco, a chief of a trili of tbe strung- Altec Nation, that once ruled Mexico. Ton will Had a full account of him and bis poopls iu our paakpblatal and almanacs to V" bad gratis, from tha ArsU o, i ii, . in. The inwntor and mannfa''tnrp'r of ' Jndson's Uouutoia II orb Pills," has. spent the groalar i-art of his life in traveling, having viite 1 nearly every country in the world. He spent aver six yrars among the Indinns of the Rocky MouutainB aud of Mexico, and it waa thus tbat tba " blouutaiii.fierb Pills" were discovered. A vary intereitiu account of his adventures there, you will find tn otir Almanac aud I'amphleta. it is an established fact that all diieassa urls JfWPUSfE BLOOP! The blood :s the lilel and Lcu any foreign or healthy mat ttr gets mixed with It, It is at oncailistributed toovt ry organ of tbe body. Every nerve feels the poison , aotlaU the vital organs quickly codi plain. The stoiiiaub will not digeat thelood perfectly. Tho liver ceases to secrete a sufficiency of bile. Tha action of tho heart is weakened, and so tbe circulation ia tv-l.i... Tha lungs become cloggod with tire pnisonoiu matter; bencea crunrh and all from a slight impnrlty at tho tuuntaiuhead of life th? Bloal I As if yon bad thrown some earth, for instance, iu a pure spring," from whL;h run a tiny rivulet, in a few minutes the whole course of the stream becomes dlstnrld nnd discolored. As quickly does impur. blood fly to every part, and leave its sting behind. Allthepassages become obstru-.ted, and unless the obstruction is removed, tbelHnip ol life soon dies out. These pills not only punfy the blood, but regenerate all the secretions of tba body; therefore, unrivaled as a CURE FOR BICTTOTTS DISEASES, Liver Complaiut, fc-lck Headache, &ca This AntiBilliou Mtidicina expels from tha blood the hirldeu seeds of disease, and render all the finfds ani secretions pure and flnent, clearing and resuscitating the vital orgaus. i , Pleasant indeed, la it tn ns, that we ar- able to place withha j-our reach, a m-dlcfne like tlie " Momtaiu Herb Pills," that will pass directly to the afflicted parts, through tha blood and fluids of the body, and cause the sufferer to brigbteu with the fliisn of beauty and health. JUlliUll'e I'M Tilt ttctrHae It' i Jy ence for ttie fbll&mna Complaint). BieI Jomp'nin1.Drinlitv, Imnard WvaTcneei Venal Ofi r.jj.'Vs, i; er Ootnpla.intt C'A'St L.- I : I, Coticcnei OoUr, Iry-epmn, Diarrkva, Dropsy, Fever .t.tjim, L- r i - - jf Pilee, Heme rrnd Qeanel, btcondarn SympIBM, - a a Jleadachee, fniirjtion, Infiiienta. Xnrlatuitwn, GREAT FEMALE MEDICIFE. lremales who value health should never be With out these Pffls. They purify the blood, remove obstructions of all kind, cteanan the skin ot all pimples and l....u.he, pmt brtug tha rich color to t he pale cheek:. ar-The Plants and Herbs of w'.lrh rb . Pills are made, were discovered In a vei y i lurprising way among the Tueaii,a tribe of Airlgjia In, Mexico. Get Oi") Almariac of our A;nf', and yB wilt read with -delight the very Interuttlng account it contains ol the "Great .Medicine " ol Urn Aab'ew. Metrf. Tlie MvuuUun-Jierb Pill' are put up in a Beautiful 'Wrapper. Eta-h los luaUnine iu I 'ill', and retail at iS isAt p- box. A It riennini hetvertlm eiynalure at JL L. JLDHUS A- -". , oa en- box. u. x. Ji uao.v it co., SOLE PROPRIETORS. fi. 8U Leonard Street, A. Ml YOJtJt . . ear- Agents woed always addraaaaa above "Sat 6(f-"For sale iu Evausvill" hji Kpller It White, Leieh Carls tedt, Thowipson, mrbower. Pierce and by onr Agents and JierchantaiO ev ry tow;: is Posey", ilbsu, aod Warrick cvuutiaa. jiiajB-loi.lJiW-alt ADrriTNTTHATOa'S SAL E. . mmisTittc is HiinitX- uivkjv Vf th.,1 T wIP, on M0.y. JSTuttar iih. 1862, at 10 o'clock A. M . sell at f UiSjie aa. t:on, at tba "Ecl-Be Sjtiibie," oo Ma'n stiaat, in the Cltv of Evanr-vrlle, ail ih persi nal ptotarlir te!or,ging lo. the estate of .l"bn K C, iltt, tisied, oaniiiing lu partof ti-a'fiilowlng, vix : lha Enquire pr utIng oflVe conip'' te. twu oi on trotting hnggteifcaoM sulky, a lot ol I . -, the calehratod horoa "TorbAto," two buy horses, one haw patent ; i- a . .1 . fe, one rifle run and othar iroisrty. A cr-'dTt of nine mottUi wul I e given all sums exaaeding thra-t dollars, tba purchaser giving note wiih egh ppovei aa urity, bearing iutarast and waiving valuation laws. Wf iiAEER, Ad ouBiitrator, with tbe will ainaxed. dacSa-atdAw

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Sar sa&ar illlu. irnaieiisa rvice I ad fellow-oil iren and Ei Tunio i Maltitv tbemau! and ulc try to i do this baa U It, par virtoo nianv U.i I 7 j . ket, oa'.il tba name its feftefwha synoft'Trhoim .-a j we call mi! cowl.to sOrrply such a r from tho load ofobloqu We thuak we havi groai whtrh are -irrfKitTblo d iseaaos it Is iutanded t their complete erailioi remedy ahould pe ji II directions on the b til Dr. J. ( T. O t"J Price, 91 per Hot Ayer's Che has won for itself end awry variety uf Throa it Is entirely niineceena dence of it- virtues, rfa Aa it has long bo n 1 this aoctiou. wo need n Ayer's Cathartic Pi Cvrirts, JaundU e,D'jtpetui. duchy Foul titomucft, iZryitipn'riA, Jf&t locAa, i tim, Enntione, ami Sf:in Dfea?s, TA Dropty, TeUer, Tumort and halt Hi Gout, fiettrulyia, as a it.i.vr i , the Blood. They are sugar-coated, so that thi tlvo can take tbem pleiumatly, and lasat apei 'n ut in tho world for all the family physic. "paicm ilctKTs p-fr box ; 6 ixrj! : Great numbers of CV men, and eminent petsou names to certify the uapar romedie, hot our apace bar aertion of them. The Ag ii gratis our Aai.aii:A Aw given, with ai ) firll di-srfiji plaints, anil thj t tint in for th ire ura. Do not ba pnt off by on other preparations they mil maud Arm's, aud take no the best aid there ia ' r have ft. All our lasjsjodjaa are sold Reiksr A Whik, H. 8. Tl Pearpe, Leich A V .rlabtdt, dealers In medlcfnes ev ryv R. A. Robinson A Co., I.ou HOLLAND1 BITTERS i Ma ZyspeTaia, i Livr Gomplaiilt, jt'ever & A' I Tne sucrslnl brated Keniedy has been the signal ft Of Qomiioiinds called " iUttera," oil forms, from a quart bottls to a II . I " grog," or aome villainous whi-ky ' lot the really great relief durivi d j nte dose, oua teaapoonlnl, of our m ' Bffirhave's Holland anil the mUirt aiitenc of alter wroet s, , atth barely lalf-Plut Lot B price One Dot It is a modi f lontr tried i-fllcacv 1 ing the Blood, so essential for tbe good health and for correcting dj avoBtacb aud bowels. Two or three doses will convince tt salutary effects. Tbeatomach will Its strength, a bralthy action of tb and kidneys will soon take place health be the quick result for l.S'ii Hi ti ' FIOJ Bocrliave's Holland JFor UKJI ti T 11 Si tS. -, Boerhave's Holland For JVMOMTi; T Bccrhave's Holland JFor IPJri j:i-t:J-(, BcBrliave's Holland ors for HMi.in.tCH.V, Trv Bocrhave's Holland Bittor3. for i,OHH Of at ffKTITSi, Try Bcerhave's Holland Bitters. for VO ST I ffJTX bS, Trp Boerhave's Holland Bittors. for ftMjtiH, Try Dqcxloave'a Holland Bitter.".. lb all Kervdns, Khetima i-. mil : tions, it baa in numerous instances prove n highly beoefiaial, and ia others effected a decided cor. The genuine, highly-concentrated BcBrhavr's Tie', land bitter ia pu t up in half-pint bolt lea c n retailed at One Dollar par bottle. '1 he gr . mand for this truly celebrated med'ei- - , ed many imitations, which the public i against purchasiug. Beware of imposition f label of eerry 8m that our boUUe ynu l-atf. Benjamin Page SOLE PRO.PI prn KELLER 5 & tOt, H099 lmtsurumbce &&., OF .VA a roun. Office 112 und 114 Broadway. With a Cash Capital all paid in of ONE MILL IJ) N D 0 L L A ASSETS JULY Ui-aoO - IM Tb Home Insurance Ctmpaay inruraa m -i ' Vim or lhsnmg ' 1 --IMkfla and ,ueu contents, for a term of from 1 to 6 i eara o i in moat favofablo torms. of Mercliandlse, Produc , Mauufactorie, ; i . and -all iusurabla proiacly, at lair and - nu INLAND aIAV And Triti of tin J. MiLTOK.Htrnu Jons MrOju, t.-. pplioartivns Mfif!