Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 14, Number 88, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 10 January 1862 — Page 1

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BUSINESS CARDS. 1 . blCHAalWON. T. P. BH1TIOM RICHARDSON & BRJTTON. Livery & Salo Stable,' On, Tlttrrf Surcf, ( Between Main aud Locust str-ets), KVANtsVlLl.k.lND. WF" Always ready to acoommietti. M jaUli-lyd C. ARMSTRONG, i'liecessor to U. W. Armstrong, Steam Furniture and . Chair MANl'FAi JTUKKti, Ami whol.ale and retail laiT in all kiuiis "f Pltn ami Faney Furnifir Ch 'irs. HJIVK THK J.JlLHKHT, Jl.Vft m. one of the beet arranged ami c a luctei Factories west of Cincinnati, and M null as low as any llnrinnati House. Any 1'atteru desired muds to order on shi-rt totice. Tnruiue of any kind pri-ntplly attended to. AII work warranted to he na;le of seasoned material, and of superior workmanship. WareKooino, Su. 5 Main direct. nov3 J C. SCHMITT & STARK, Wholesale and Retail Dealers iu French, English & American . APE R HANGINGS, MISL1N AAi 1MPK11 il.sdes and fixtures, Curtain Gooda,; Gilt Coric,s, Curtain Pius and l'arlor Mirrors. No. 3 and 5 First street, Evansville, Indiana. iprln-ly JAxnoa Stoolo, (sMTtssoit to sTr.Fi.R uvssn.,) 2d ST., BET. CHESTNUT & CHERRY, EVANSVILLE, INDIANA. ASH, DOORS, WINDOW BLINDS, itstussmt z,rr.nn kh, Ii.Mtrds, Jtailis, c.,ot every dt-cripli.n c-oi-itant-Iv Mil hand. Fa-kiu Goiiw ot" all kinds mailt to -mi-r. ?, ing of every kind dote on t!i- short -ft u. - . apr!8-ly H"nT r. MH.LKK. 1. HlSliV MVUAl'9 . MILLER i. NIEHAUS, J3 XT. -sr JSJ, lOiS, SHOES, l!AT-i. CAP?, ifl. . EVANSVILLE. INDIANA N ATiON A L . 11 OT E L , Corner Main and Fourth Sis., .Louisville, Ky. T. A. HARROW, PROPRIETOR. ONE DOLLAR PER DAY. nov21-tf PHIL. Tp D E U K K lT, Z . (Snccwuor-tn TXrkcr . Kra-norl, MANUFACTURER OF LARD OIL, . SOAP AM) CASOIiKS, AIiMau xtra article of Daalers ia Rosin. Soda, Ashm, rfc. Also --. PURE CATAWUA VViME, Of our own rasin,;, iuquaiititKB to suit purt lianora, 48 JSIi tlfftrhmt. Hrl X tsea4, , ItVASsVtLT.K, TND. WTermg cash, or Oil Jay papor n:-po:iBbl" in bauk; , inn'io-ly JAAiSSrTVALKElt, JUSTICE OF 1 U E r kA C A SO GSSEKAL COLLktTISS AfiKN , Evantcille. .nataii'j. OlBce on Third Sfceet, botweon diuin tut. a tit rn ttreot. i. H. koKLKKU. H. T. BlAlt'ST. J. II K ; PW M'H . ROELKER, BLOUNT (Sncceasora to Koelker, Khiman & C'.i AsrriiTi'ii.B or Stoves, Hollow-V arr, Honae Kr.:t Unlcunica, l-'encl of;, Itnttiiia, dfce. ALSO DKALKKS IN Tinners' Stock of all Kinds. Sample anil Sale Itoom, No. 7o Main titreot, o8-ly KVANSVILLK, IM). ROEOER & BECKER'S SHOE! GP3t,Um Xtl bet. Main ami Sycamore. The u tiers! g nod would rear eel fully Inform their cUnWiucri, and the public in uiter.it, Uit they have moved their store and Bliop to the rn-xt door west of their oW place, nd thai ibey no hare on hand a hirge assortment id Boot-; ud Sit.rH, for trentlemfn, Indies, and childrrn ; Cattm- of every description, Ac, which th-y will -lt at very iow priva. Orders aTd repairing will te iroiniitly attended to. Only Urst-ra iiukW are employed ia onr rnisines4. jan-lT R.K!F.R A I.f.KU. H U N N E L L S (FOKMKULY OK STEELE III'NN Kl.l. ) IPlooriiig; IS&IiJJLjs, CORNB OF WALNDT SrKEGT AND TUB CANAL, t VAHHYILJ K. ISO. rsnMts .' : t rt stiic t.ivu.n n.-r Mi. i-t now in toll operation, witii itovv ami complete Slacliiiioi v cftho lutoBt atylo, to! Plai.ia Pretwin Luniler, riuiiii; aiol Gr-"-Vf otc 'l''orine, making Doors and Siwh MonMiii, Window Blind, and evuy oth-r doM'rii.tiou of or di'ti.;in m h eti roshmentn. All wcrk at ti.cso Mills aira)ilt.l to bf don, aMd will le oftVirod at the lowest t:i-h t-ricef. Dry JPoptar yiooriu and V eatherl-oi iliug coo. ataDtly on hand, and will I Hold fur ch. Kracketn and )Si-rolls nawr'l to any (iiHi rn. fi(ittia! and all kinds ol -a ittg done to ortlr, tt in the, moat approved iyl. y2 WM. HITNNKi.r.. WHOLESALE TjKALKR IV GROCERIES fz LIQUORS, Wotrlratklrrtl, p25-lT ;VANSVIMJC. JM AfRGAINS ! ! I Dry Goods, Boots & Shoes, H.ats, Caps, &c. JOHN J. MERRITT, 8uceeinr to Oiler great iudiH4ments to lit. I Al I, Cunh Cut. hi era in the selection from their LarK, Nf ". and Klegant Stork of Kaahionablt lry to-u, I:.-iia, Shooa, Ilats and Caps, AT WHOLESALE PRICES I LINENS -HOSIERY WHITE GOODS, and DOMESTICS Offered at 95 ptr etnl If than hc-tetofore retailed at in the city. All are iuvited to come and comnare qnitlity and price with any other honae in the citv. J. S. JAylJKSS CO., apll-lyd-cl2t No. lu ( trot street. "fcTjr UCM&i t'J TSUI'S, tie, ' 9 G duu .j pint Woro-Htemhiea Eauix-: niBta aau)N...., ...JUKKPH W. M UKVNOL,L. Auction and Commission. MM to Woolaey dk Nelaon, will contimia the (ommirfaioEt huHinvaa, both at privuta aaie atid at auction, at the old xtand, corner Min and Third atreeta, oppoaite the Wanhiiifrton Hotel, wliere they will pay particular atteatiou to the Sato of ernrythinx entruxted to them ; tlioy will attend to any anction aalea any where iu the city. Particular attention given to the aale of Lauds id Town Let &c. Ac. fbl7-lv S. K. LEAVITT, Attorney at Law & Notary Public. Offica on Third Street, betweeu Main and Sycamore, up atairn, KVANSVIIXK, TND. TWill attend prom pi ly to all kind of Law and Notarial bnaiiiuna. julyi-ly UTli:tttKVutV or t'aiim V nlia Caudlca and 6 dozn Ovat Coil Oil Chimneys not near ao apt to uroak as the round onea. Juat reaeived at de19 VIUKERY BPOH., 82 M.int.

J BUSJINESSXARDS.. OLD HOUSE UNDER A:NEW1iAME'. ERNEST C. MINGST, . e-ft ft. u s ii t h rut K.yim atj-n -B- paliou.i tlint he has taken the TOBACCO ESTABLISHMENT, of Tbet-Jorc I insxt A Co., a a t ha Corner of Main and First Stree Issfc And will k-.-ep constantly on hand tho choicest (r?iu!a of

Cigars, Smoking & Chewing Tobacco, &c, &c. flelmile the attention of Smoker to ins work of li.i,-'rt.t tlii.ia, the lineet ever hroucht to t1i u'V. - . - . , JiF..Tt K.HKBK THK M;J HTJ.Vlt. rt'-'l d.Soi a Jf Ji Ji JL'nKJ AND GROCER, Corner of Carpenter ami Clark" Streelt, Medicine and Groceries at tb lowent cash prof? of the city. aiiel;! SAMUEL . (Hl.HCUr ...WILLIAM U. tAKKH, - Wholesale Grocers, Sycamore street, tietween Wat.r and First, vai,a. vill's lo.Jiiuia. A lull a.seortoieot of ;r.ceii.;a ul wavs on hand, and for sale at the h went prions." TOBACCO BOUGHT I s -. s-u i:k wotit iti:r kct9ff fully infiroi the Karniors and Tot:co irrowera in tbi vicinity that he U now in tli market f r the purchase of - - 200.000 LBS. LEAF TOBACCO, For a hi :h uo wiit p-.y tlia h'uh'c market 10 ice, and hand over the cash on del ivory. Tobacco Sold. .1. G. SAFKli also manufacturer all kinds of Chewing Tobacco, and will keep constantly 011 hand for sale the following brands : . it r.n Hn.&s-if. 11.1 1. 1 jftll .Vlt.i And warrant tho game to be niado of the lstt stock, and to give s.itiKl'action. CIGARS. He cortinttea to make Fine and Common Oiar, U snit the nwloB of every smoker. ALUS Je IfOWK, cnir or Vine mil WahT etrei ti, are aiy amenta lor the purchase and pale of Tobacco fr me; or I can bo found at my Manufactory on Kirt streit. below Division ; h'j . DUIVK ON'YOL'It TOBACCO TO iJ.H;lS-3m .T. O. SAl'KR. J. IL MAGHEE & CO., Are ti.iw roadv with a cood stock of IiiAt4 and buoeg, for tho Kali and Winter tradu. - to sell entirely At very low pi icl-s. W have riueaudtiray Satinttta, White and Gray UlaiikuU, Printsof all kindu, : ' Canton Flauuela, Ked and Whito Klitiiin.1.1, 3 Liuya, ' .- - - ttrown SlieetillH,- - r . JtlnacmMi Mieettnj;, - - Undershirts"' ' ' And a gnat varitdy of K'-groGootlfl. Wo invite all to call and examitiu, as wo l-old out gr-at indueeoients to caah buyers. Movembek IA lbtil. SifillH'S GALLEHf g SOPBSUD-KiiDEK 'J'dS S L'YTjK OF B ADAMS' GALLERY, tg CoKNr.it Main .4 Skcond 8th., otkh Jiruustoue. B H Kvhnsvili.k, Septetober HI, lxi5l. S IF citizens at ilei-.derson, are aiM'tomleii & with .1. Ailanis. am nd can cbeerinlly rocommend him as an hi I is-1 ho takes groat pride & iu his" work, aud lit worthy the pati tror.asto ol the EJ citizens of Kvarivlllo and niirroumiin roan-W ! try. (1 I'. II. Ilillyer, I'. H. ttm bank, .lames H . .'l;y, Jaid Hart, jtoiit. T. Ciam, , Arrh'ri Iixb'U, T,. W. Tom II, e J.ihn H. BHrret, H .1 - K. Ilaokin, fa Ceo. M. prii-i, Tli'nias Si.iHi.er, . Wm. Mcl.1.iiii.' JS f. -Piittoe cheap alui nnefil-ilid. g l&T HtiifitV'jctr: " iS -nt Cltnea li lt-. Kill c.iMs Itooto .tnd SHim-8, Ui c.is s Kerro fchocs, fi r ial- che..p by J. U. MAC H ISK A CO. , FIRE iNSURAUCE CO., Of Jl iHl'l'OtUi, CCiiV. Cash Capital, : 300,000. CASH ASS HTS...;..-.,:... $:iT5,oo W. O. HASTI'NOS, iS.c'y. A. F. HASTINGS, Pres't. losurt rtr,i,if l.ss d.nd dnunitk'e Ly FiiO ou Ivel1-ii--i hiid tht-if. oniLciiW, Man of actor ten, StretiimaeH, StLH:U of JUcrcl.Rn-.tiee, t fdr r-eHnhl rar-i ot rmtmn Pidh;tc romi-ly H.&.1 l.w?t a'jqt ted for ('oritiiir t.y ' A.C. HAI.T.OCFC & SOS, Auitr, SWORDS! SWORDS I wrsT um-nt v & ft i i,n r ti'f 9& lUhltlott (iilt moulited .WOvdtf. a gOMil tide. AIMO, P. Ht.tTl,JITHJK MtiKVSf i'. H. UtifJi ' l.jiTMJV ttVUl.Klfi 1 7 li K tJ f,: i..t T I t .1 P S; r. . khui) Ij.it lit jy eirii rttEK PTHJi'f; Alt kiml of military cp, for uu'a aodboys wi I lie stjld che-ip. .. . Now r'.Jid, all the Litest slj-les of fentiemen, youtha and iulanti hals and caps. Prices to hijH the time. ; Also, all kindo of militarv and can triinmhies, at v A ct i ): i:"a m a p. m n n i vai. nriH :w Main street. ftNTIifc OJ" HJJVtt JfJ-n UHTKUm S IU IN (CD TO StCCEKUl GEOllGE TIIOltNIIIbti takes pleaanre in ii.. 'ormintr his old enfltomera thi.t iu the quality and style of his work, he flatter himself he canuot be "xcelled. lie has removed to ffray'a new biuhlintr. Second utreet, bet. Main and Locust atrin ts, where the choicest Harness and Saddles of every description can le olitained on tho lxst of tenjia. Mr" Repairing done with nea'Ti!9 and dixpatcb. Second-hand Harness alwa.va on hand. iel miHUt i'JiiWS tJitTtf What conld W bo nicer or more useful lor a New Year's Gift than a nice Coal Oil Lamp. Another fresh lot just received at VICKKHY P.KOS., d mm So. Main ftreet. ffa t .f yp: v i v i f y.m i? IS have a lard oil or burning tluiil Lamp, yoit cau have it altered to burn coal oil at a nii-durata expense, as wo have a few dozen extra coal oil burners for that purpose; fetch your lamps along, to V1CKKEY ltltOS., " ' No. 82 Main t.

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. NEV, ADVERTISEMENTS. ARDWAREf Cash Basis ! FA.LL STOCK FOR Wholesale Twitlc ARRIVING DAILY. Merchant's Hardware. Army Hardware. Quartermaster's Hardware. Sutler's Notions. Colt's Improved PIS TO LSI Hunt's, Wells', Rollins' and Lippincott's AXES. American and English TABLE CUTLERY. Heavy Stock New Patterns POCKET KNIVES. Razors, Shears, Spoons, Wood Saws. Hook Tooth Cross Cut Saws. Butcher's Files. Curry Combs.Cardi & Brushes Mechanics' Tools. Builders' Hardware. Coffee Mills. Platform, Counter and Tea SCALES. Army Plates and Fry Pans. Handled Picks. Army Officers, Quartermas ters and Sutlers, Supplied at Low Fimres. JUST TO HAND 50 COLT'S REVOLVERS! NEW Cartridge Revolvers. Cartride-es. Pistol Flasks. Belts and Holsters for Pistols. PISTOL CAPS. U. S. Musket Caps. Fine Pocket Cutlery. Orders Taken For Regulation, Foot & Staff SWORDS, And Filled direct at the Manufactory. Buy for CASH and buy cheap. Charles JWells9 13 First Street, Sign Golden Mill Saw. Evansville, Nov. 1st, 1861 &4t KJW AiitSAKGF-MKNT TI.O AiAi4b Kx:Bgs CoasrANT resct!llly ic. bounce to lui ir frienda and patrons, thy public ot Evansville and vicinit3', that, with incr-a"'-d facilities f.-r rhe transpoi-tafion of F HEIGHT, PACKAGES, MONEY AND r A h V A H L K s, Th-y solicit a continuance of former f ivorg. Ka. fecial care taken iu the collection of Bills, lraf;s JNotes, ana the transportation of small and valnaM pack .ios. All persons wishing to avail tliemsclie - f the fn. oi lilies of the Ki press, can obtain any desired infor. ma'.ioH ia reference to the routes aud details ot th buem3, at Ihoir Office on First street, bei.wcD Mim and Locust, opposite the Post ifhi e dels G. H. ISO Agent. ftg jHIsS. &JJLT, in nice new carrels, at Tt0 YICKEKY BliiK. , IiovJO Ua. Si Maint II1IC HARTFORD, CONN. INCORPO RATED 1810 c : H A IX 'v j ii. p ia m THAI. ". W ith a Successful business Kiperwn. e of 37" t y 3g" o ft x s"si c&ptiHi io,oon.Ht Capital and Surplus, $89l.;j6.81 Tnsnrance against I.osq or Painnce by Fire, on Dwellings, Fnrnitnre, Stores, Warehouses, Merchandise, Mills, Manufactories, and other kinds ol property, can be effected in this Company iipou as lavoiablo terms aa the nature of the risks auJ seen rily to Policy holders will admit. PAliTIOL'LAK ATTKNTION given to jasmin Farm property, consisting of Dwellings, Hams, and cat tniiiiliugs connected, and Furniture, Livestock, Hay, Grain, Farming Utensils, fn., Stc, exuUined therin, for a term of years at LOW rates of premium. OFFICTCnS: T. C. Allyn, Secretary. II. Huntiugtou, fr,.s't. C. :. I. Dian, Asa't Sec'y. W. N. Bowers, Actuary Ii. A lexander, General Atrent for the Westeru and Sonth Western States, Columbus, 4 ii,,,. J. Graham, Ass't General A Kent lor the Western and South Western States, Columbus, Ohio. Applications for insurance may ba imuie to the undersigned, the duly authorized A fen Is of tho Compmiy. A. O. UALLOCK Jt SON, As;"ts. e'OJticeon First Street, opp. Prst Olli. e. aug2:i-lyd Facts for the People. Tt is a tact not to be disputed, that Uoser Bros, are now opening- ene ef the tvat and cheajiest SUk of try Gooiis in the city, crrniprisinj; everyIhiDK fashionable in La-lies' Dress Goods, from the lowest price of Co per yard, up to the highest. Shawls in crreat quantity and variety, bilk Dusters and Lace Mantles. Our stock of Hosiery, Gloves, Nidious, Ac., Ac., is complete. Also the latest btylesof l'rints, Lawns, Organdies, Baraj.es, G injr. hams. An. Bleached and Brown Muslin., Irish L inetis, also Gottonades, Linen Drills, all tor men and buys wear. Ladies, Misses, and Chil.lreua Shoes, and a good many articles usually kept iu our ine, all of which we warrant to sell as cheap aa the beapent. UObfc K nmis. ri7-jKjyrTs. r km iTvitiM pure Carlion Oil. Also a pure artit-.l a of Caune! Coal Mil. Consumer cau depen.l on getting as low front us as the article can be had in town. V1CKEBY BROS., 6'i Main st.

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Rates of Advertising. I Da j. 5) 75 lts 1 I btt 175 i iyr 75 Ji is Pi so tjTw i "vaTjnio il'aw. 1 00 1 1 firtf 1 75f 25 75"TkR I .. t l mi l Sou"j" 15 7" H 1 lMt,i. I 1 90 2 in 2 t SJiul 4 20.4M Weth. 1 ftiJ 2 as 3 00 3 75 4 50 n 25 i Wt.kt jtjMH 3 75 6 OO 6 35 7 5U 8 75 3 00 I 4 60 1 00 L 7 so l 9 00 I in 60 I iio. 4 0i I 6 00 I H 00 I 10 HO J lit 00 I l i t t Me t. I 6 00 I 8 75 11 50 I 13 75 1 00 18 76 iMo . I 7 60 U 26 I 15 00 ( 18 75 I Ki U) aft 25 1 Mo t. I 8 5) I IX 75 I 17 00 21 i!5 ( 25 5l -9 75 8 Mo'i. I 10 00 I 15 00 I 20 00 4 25 00 30 On 35 no ' Mo't. I 13 00 I ltf 50 I 26 11 I 32 60 .W OO 45 50 2 3fo' I 15 OO I 22 on I 30 00 I 37 60 45 00 5a 50 Aflvertlsln lu tue Weekly. 0) etjuare, one iDsertiotw 1 00 " two " 1 50 " thrt;e " 2 00 For each subsequent insertion, and foi each insertion of each additional square. ; o 0 Advertisements published in both the Daily and the Weekly Journal will be charged ths full Daily rales, with one ball the Weekly raiea added. Business notices published iu the local columns, wilt be charged for each insertion ten cents per line. Charges will be made lor insertinsr the notices of the followiu;? Orders, Societies and Associations at the rates named, to be paid in advance. Military Companies, Order of Odd Fel lows, Masonic Orders, lienevok-at Societies and Singing Societies For each notice not exceeding 8 lines 25 cents for each insertion; over eitrht lines at this rate. Announcing deaths with funeral notice attached, $! ; without notice, free. Marriage notices GO cents. Notices of Festivals, Picnics and Excur sions, gotten up by individuals or associa tions, or by churches, at regular prices. Advertisements leaded and placed under the head of Special Notices, if ten lines or over, will be charged double the usual rates. Advertisements making liss than three lines inserted once in 1 ie Daily, will be charged fifty ceuts. x early ad verti.su; 3. 10 pay quarterly. Announcing candidates of every descrip tion to le charged at the rate of $1 50 for each name in the Daily, and $2 in the Daily and Weekly, the same to be, in all cases, paid in aivanie. EVANSVILLE JOURNAL CO. INSURANCE. insurance Agency. ALLEN cThALLOCK Kvaimvlllr, UNDEBWBlTKli AND GKNK11AL INSTJ RANCH AGKNT. AOJCSTKROr AVKaAOfcB, AND NOTABT Pt'BI.IC. Ho continues to issue Policies frou several "ira Claas and most reliable - INSURANCE COMPANIES In the CcntUry, on Inlnnd and Fire Eitk. He wi 1 also receive applications for LIKE IJISCUANCE. He will attend to the Adjustment of Losse of every description under policies from othel agencies, and attend to the settlement ot alt nmttera connected with IKSU KANCK, for parties in terested. Ilis long experience as an 1msi;kancc Agent, has made him familiar with all subjects connected with lusiirauce. nihce on First Street, opp Post Office. The Lorillard FIRE INSURANCE CO. OF THE CITV OK N KW YOKK, So. 31 WALI, St. Cash Capital - - - - $500,000 PROFITS ANNUALLY DIVIDED ! 75 PER CENT. TO THE DEALERS. This Company divides three-nuarters of the net profits to the policy holders, iu scrip, Iieariug interest without any liability to the in-inred. " This Company funds its surplus, instead ct diviiling it to the Stockholders, thereby giving Its policy holders greater seeurify, and at tho same time cheaper insurance tlin auy other svstem. CARLISLE NORWOOD, President. GKOKGK D. CRAKV, S.:'y. WASHINGTON SMITH, Vire-Pres't. A. C, Ilallock. A, Son, Acetils, dec!2 EVANSVILLE, INCORPORATED 1847. City 37 iro MIUKCECOBrY HARTFORD, CONN. Capital, - - - $250,000. 0. O. WAITE, Sec'y. C. tl. BOWERS, Pres't S. H. PRICE, General Agent, Residing at Chieago, Ttls. CASH CAPITAL & SURPLUS $327,540. This Company insures against loss and damage by Fire on Dwellings and their contents, Stores, Warehouses, Stocks of Merchandize, and all insnr. able property at as reasonable rates of premium as any other solvent and reliable Compauy, AdjuMing Losses fairly and paying them promptly. Applications made to and Policies issued hv A. C. HALLi'Oli A SON.. First Street, opp. Post Office. ang21-lyd Kvanhvillk, Ind ' .DRESS HATS. Onr hpriug lyle, mw .uivly, u una of the ha 1sotitct ver and ly a nw arrttu?eimmt, feet an conitortahln to tho wearer auy m.ii hut. Kv-ry Other couceivatrte ntylo tha Io to ortjur. Union Hats, The Dtttost tirr,iiig halt fur yoting. man. Renfrew & Magenta Hats. tgoftftett.iug Kauoy. Soft Hats Of every cD0&ivub4t dhaiw aa.i col w. Latest etyfc Caps! Caps! Caps All the lending etyles for spring and siin'.iorr just received. j Infant Hats & CapsA flpleiidii iiflHOrtTiierit of finry hatH ami vnm flpriug autl autuiHHr Btylt. Boys Sporting Hats Of every description and price. Cassimerc .Hats. All styles and prices. Soft Beaver Hats Kor rHinimr wear, ad lih" hh a feather, at VAUTIER & MARCONNIER'S, No. 39 Malt, street.

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prni,iBiiai Bit JAMES U. McNEKLY. JT. M. THAYER. JNO. H. McNEKLY. tTNota tr( nan or thk E V A K S V I L L E J 0 UR NAL C0MPAN Y. JonraI Buildings, Locust Sf., KEIiUMTIOXS FOR 18G2. XIkS1 All Advertisements amounting to $3 or less must mvariahly be paid m advance to secure attention. All Job Work must be paid J? , . Jl-l- w. xor on aeiivery. xransient W ork must be pre-paid. THE. WAR. A1VD TI4E POL.IC1.. F.tSACE BY T. ABBOTT. Mr. Editob: These are the resolutions which we have submitted, and upon which we have spoken in the presence of several assemblies of the people in different sections of this District. The subject has met with favorable consideration, and at the request of thosti interested, we propo a brief sy nopsis through the columns of your valua ble Journal: jxeso.vea, inat American slavery, more than all otter causes combined, has contibutcd to the unhappy and hostile division now subsisting between the free and slave States. . . Resolied, That by the secession ordinan ces ant, consequent appeal to aprus which the rebels of the seceding States have made, they exclude themselves from the rights of citizenship, and forfeit all claim to the sup port or protection ol tbe United States Government, either in person or property. Resolved, Tiiat by the belligerent attitud certain disloyal anij rebellious people of the untied Cilates iiave assume J, they have placed themselves outside of all past political codes or platforms; and, therefore, the pres ent. Administration is not bound to them by the late doctrine, of " No intervention with slavery," as the. property of overtly treasonaDle saijecta. we do not propose at thia point, to enter into the argument upon the justness of the above resolutions; but as the ultimate' to which they lead, we indicate the following nue 01 uovernment policy. As the basis of this plan, we propose a radical change in the principle upon which the war has been so far conducted. Governments do not remain stationary. They must either advance or rtcede. Must rise higher and higher in all the elements of prosperity , and grandeur, or must sink lower ana lower in tbe scale ot Dorertv. ignorance aud consequent degradation. Therefore we claim, that we must emerga troui this war wita a better estimate of our mission and destiny as a nation, and with a bolder purpose and stronger arm to achieve, it; or with a depreciation of our power position and stlt-re3pect before the world. We must show by our deeds, more ilevotedness to the true principles of greatness, or our moral sense and national pride must dwindle into truckling policy, thus showing our weakness to the nations of the earth, aud inviting their merited contempt. Which will we do? If we would be more elevated aud happy than ever before, we will not hesitate to assert our power now while the favorable opportunity offers. Our power will be unmistakably known and acknowledged, when we dare to dictate our own terms for the settlement of a permanent peace. - We should proclaim to onr foes not only the terms upon which peace may be restored, but we should also say wbat shall be the results following to those in arms against their Government. They do not know whether or not their lives are to pay the forfeit what species of their property is to be Jost aDd most of all, they see not how, if they would, they can hope to extricate themselves from tbe vortex iato which Ihey have been Jravvtt. They know somebody must pay tbe cost of this war, even if the innocent have to bear the burden of tbe tax. The South may justly dread that all this cost may be demauded at her hands. All these considerations, with others, are pressing upon this issue; and they demnnd that a future course should be adopted by which a perpetual peace m:iy be maintained. Tbe course which the opportunity demands, and for which the public mind is now well nigh prepared, is 1st. That tbe Uuited States Government should issue a proclamation, offering pardon to all insurgents on their conformity to the following terms : (1). That within the period of ninety days from the date of said proclamation, they, shall deliver up to the United States authorities all arms and munitions of war under their control, and shall resume their allegiance. (2). They shall arrange for the settlement of all claims due from them to loyal citizens of the United Slates. .. 2nd. All overtly treasonable subjects who shall refuse or neglect to comply with the above terms of pardon, within the time specified shall be treated as incorrigible foes and all real and personal properly, and all slaves to them belonging, shall be cenfiscated to be appropriated to the use and support of the war. 3rd. Nothing in the foregoing shall bo construed in conflict with the Constitutional State Rights of the loyal men of the slave Slates; on the contrary, if in the operation of the above policy should any loyal men suffer the loss of their slaves, the Government should hold itself bound to indemnify them against the same. 4th. As a wise and judicious measure the j Government should offer to purchase the slaves of all loyal men, and also, the slaves of the returning disloyalists, who can be induced to sell the same at n fair valuation. . ftb. Such persons as are now held as slaves, who may, according to the above provisions, be either purchased or confiscated, shall not be immediately and unconditionally emancipated ; but, on the contrary, a Government protectorate should be preserved over them, and they should be held as servants to the Government for a given terra of years with certain limits and conditions hereafter to be named with a view to better prepare them for self-government in tbe future, aud to reimburse the United States in part for the expenditures made in their bebalf. Ctb. These Government servants should under no circumstances be armed for mili

tary service, but should be assigned such fields oflabor as might promise best to subserve the purposes of this policy. ; 7th-. These servants, when finally assigned to a government and country of their own, should not bo permitted to occupy any State or Territory within the present limits of the United States, jurisdiction or control; but should be separated from the American people by hundreds or a thousand miles of O'ean navigation. Vth. They should not all lie trannported at once for two reasons: I. Because it would be unjust to the loyal men of slave Stales thus suddenly to deprive, perhaps whole districts of their country of that species of labor which for the present, is no

necessaary to the subsistence of ' the ; peo ple or tbe South : 2. Uecauseit will require time for the preparation of master and ser vant for tbe important change propose-! ltiereiore, beta the emancipating process aud the work of etfibliahiifr-tbe W,ek rce in a ccMtmr-y -or tbetr (rmm sbo'i'ld b-gralll ai aud progressing in its provisions. ,. . in a mtnre number, or two, we propose to publish the outlibe of a -system upo wnicn, we tntnir, tne ioregoing policy can be satisfactorily conducted. m amemisemjots. Fine Fur 131oves. - sortment of Fur Gloves, a suitable present to yourinenus iu the army. Also a new lot of La dies Hors. Call R.win and make your geloctiotig. VAiJI IKli A, MARCONNIER, declS No 39 Main strett MWTTJLV by Jljt TTlJVfiVW bales for sal S. K. GILBERT & CO., No. 4 Bvcamare street. oci2 O.IIM H IttHl.ni :A select Hot of. MJf "'Union Vills,e," jShaker and other BroOl lrom 15 to 20e. VICKKKY BROS BCEIUIAVE'S HOLLAND BITTERS, AW X"VJSrr3rTi. 1 Liver Complaint, Fever & Ague, &c The successful Introdncfion and nse of this cele brated liemo'ly has lieen the signal for a literal Hood oj compoumiH canen " Jiitters," Wlered iu various rorms, trom a quart bottle to a nve-gallon kep, tin til this word "Hitters" is bnt another name for proR," or some villamons whisky mixture. Cut the really tcreat relief derived from tha min. rite aose, one twaspoonful, of our medicine, Bcerhave's Holland Bitters. and the entire abmc of after vronlratinn. has estahusueu ior it a reputation which the host of imita tions ana counterfeits have failed to undermine this positively vegetable preparation, with barelv euUiBut one size ot the genuine (Half. Tint Bottles), price Onk 1ollab. It is a medicino of Ionsr tried efflcarr for PueiV. tag (lie Blood, so essential ' for the foundation of good health and for correctine disorders of tin s'omach and bowels. Two or three dose will convince the afflicted of Its salutary ertects. 1 tie stomach will speedily refrain its strength, a healthy action of the liver, bowels, ami Kidneys will soon take place, and renewed neaitn De the quick result. Jh'ar MJVliMUHSTMOjy, Try Bcerhave's Holland Bitters Jfur H K.I It T till Hjm: Irti Bcerhave's Holland Bitters. Bcerhavo's Holland Bitters. ',.- WJtTKHttttJtfl!. Trti Bcerhave's Holland Bitters. Bcerhave's Holland Bitters. Jfor JsVBH uje t fl'H TITK, Try Bcerhave's Holland Bitters. fur CHTMVJiJYJiS. TV Bcerhave's Holland Bittera for J' I L,K ft, Try Bcerhavo's Holland Bittors. in ail nervous, Kheumatic, and Neuralgic Affections, it has in uumeroua instances nrovtvi hihlv beneficial, and iu others eilucted a decided enre. Head Carcfnlly I The eenuine, hnrhl v-couoentrate.l Heerhave. Hol land Hitters is nut ut in half-nint bottled ontv. Anil retailed at One Dollar per bottle. Tue jrreat demand for this truly celebrated medicine has induc ed many imitatious, which the public should K' d against purchasing. Ueware of inipotilum I Sen that onr name is on the laM of every boUie you bay. Bcnjamiii Page, Jr., & ("o., SOLE PROPRIETORS, I -1XTSHLKG11, PA. KELLER & WHITE, AGENTS, Evansville, In A. ARTILLERY & CAVALRY EQUIPMEMS. i4kJ setts (uaiduare and trees couipleto) Sfl f for artillery harness; ,o"v sens t'io.) tor u.vairy hquipmenta, and increased to any amount at short noticu ; l.oW)j,u. 511 in. ,l,la"thrcad enameled duck; l.Ota) do. 5-4 enameled drill; 2,000 do. 5-4 enameled muslin; lun hides euameied leather; i 2n do. pstnt dash leather; ' 4; doz. hiiir-skin seatiutx; Regulation and AlcLotiau spurs, swordhelt trim minus ami straps, together with a full assortmeu of gins, ia my line of liiMineg?, for cash at low prices. C'HA KLE.j BAJSOOCK, hovS Water st. THE GREAT WfcSTERN RUNS THE BLOCKADE Theodore's Exchange, s niT IT It w 3 -ANDREFRESHMENT SALOON". Thr proprietor of tha alxive estahliiliTaent here with renders to all his friends his sincere thanks r the favors they have bestowed noon him for so many long years. At the same time he Hikes opportunity to inform the public that he has fixed up Ins place of business in no-w style, and that he has taken care fc r tbe necessary accommodation of his visitors. As usual, the Restaurant will be furnished with the mo.t superior delicacies of the season. A. free lunch, cons stimr of evervthinc that the season can produce, will bo set at 10 o'clock, every Iorenoon. There will bo found at the Bar the finest and nrest Wines and Liquors. Also, tue best Beer and Ale to be had. Toiri-thei- with this, von will find there the depot of MALTBX'S WOKLll-BE-NOWNEll OYSTERS. Orders wiii befiiled iiromr.tlv. and to tbe satis faction ot mankind. THEODORE WTNGST, nov19-3m Proprietor. CHARLES BABC0CX, Importer and IValer in - Coach and Saddlery Hardware, MAIN STRKKT, EVANSVILLE INDIANA . M.SL ranzementi with Euroiean and America? manufacturers fora direct supply of all goods in m. line, I am enabtodto olfer inducemciM, that cau Dot fall to be to the interest of all engaged in the bnsiness to pive me a trial. I Dame in part: axles, spring made ot. the l eel; bands, enaimdud and of all kinds ol leather lotus, linimrs for carriairea, varnishes, castings ol 11 kinds, saddle trees, Ku&tlish bridle leathers, bits, stirrups, spurs, hamea, tine silver hames of all kinds, Jenny Lind Gi Treoa, eelf-adjiietiuc; fad, Tylor's patent hames, By nets, shoe threads, liorat blankets, London Girth Webs, American tiirth am Heiu Weba, both cottu and worsted; l-ondriit-Welt Skins, a nuperior arii. le; ivory, gat perclia and brass liuol urartengal riiiRs; superior kerseys tor horse covers, the best qnatiiy of carriage bolts, patent giK trues, Ac, Ac. I keep in fact everything appertaiaitig to eithet branch of the business, and nuderstautlini; trotb branches thorongtily, we would respectfully" invite your attention before purchasing elsewiiera. I am also aent lor Ward's Patent 8pring Sail die. pSx-dAw FfjMJjMiKMT&5 bbls, new crou, just lecejved JC by B, E. UILBliltT 4 CO.

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I S C E L L N EG lib. "MILLER & NIEHAUS' A KICK .ASSORTMENT BY GOODS, SHOES, II ft is CONSTANTLY RRCrdVPU k TOR ?A At MILLER & NIEUAns, nvlO " ' . BUHTM'FLAEi f 3 Two Large Bunting Flags fc: - sale. Silk Flags, Cotton Flags, always on hand or made to order at short notice, by Wilier & tchaits frTLTzxixx Street. novlO JOHN IVIKSON, KUWAIID I VINSON. KVAMSVJLI.K, 1st), iS.iviiisoi , MAKtfFACTritEliS OP IVHyTSON'S PORTABLE mm The best and cheapest now in rvTNSON'S IMPROVED SfflOMM MIS Surpas3t all others ia simplicity " of construction. IVINSON'S P0ETABLE CISCEiiM ILL Eeference3 through the country where it has sawed out 1,000 feet of Inch Lumber in forty minutes. IVINSON'S LATEST IMPROVED STEII1I0I tl Consumes only one-fourth the fuel of ordinary Boilers. We also manufacture all kinds of Machinery such as appertains to Railroads, Steamboats, Mining, Distilhn ics flour, Corn, Sugar and MaH Miil3, Tobacco, Wine, and Lard Presses, S.tsh, and Muley Saw Mills. Also Sheet Iron and Copper Work, House Fronts, Window Caps and Sills, Ventillators, Grates, Iron Railings, and every description of Iron find Drass Ciist'iDgs. peaiers in SUain and Water Guagea, Gum Delting and Pack ing, Was and bteam vvrong;nt iron J. ipe aaa Fittings, ac, at Manulkcturer s prices. Old Metal Bom Jobbing and repairing of i..I LiuJj done t short notice, and workmen e--ut to ail parls to set up and do repairing ou Machin ery and Boilers. , Send for a Circular and see Trice Luts. April 3d, JSCl. IIEISTIAV KKATI WH. Hl.a. KRATZ & IIE1LMAN. CITV FOUNDRY I ii A N L1 FA CT f li K US A N I) I) L' I LT K RS O F PT K A M ENllINKS AND BOILKKS, Saw and Grist Mill Machinery, Toba'C" Sen Gnuimine MiicUiues, liiii,e.,Siir:ir :;tae -l,il's, 'i'liraaing !! i I c, KV A N.-S V i bi.K, TNf. rsrHIK PROPRIETORS OF THE CITV For! i dry beg leave to inform their frienos and ths uldic in general, that tin y are prepaid! to .!, lids of WiCtllKlfi ASD FINISHING V'Or.K. and everytbinit appertainiiic to the Fonudry business. They are manul.ictiirin SrrAst Kmiimsar Hott.KBs of any si-e and ptiwer r-quird. iiif Maihinery and Mill Gearing ofanysi.e; n:-.iii-lory and Mining Machinety, Tobacco Sun-ws, .'uinmitiK Karbines, Tiirashiug Jlachines, il .'t !,JU, Horsepewers, Oorn-ehelletn, M achiiiery ol all hlieis made and repaired. Iron and Brass t'asiin ' f every description, Iron lloiisefronls, t'eliar li.atea, c Cooking and Heating Stoves id' the latest mi- . proved patterns; Hollow Ware, L'it lions, ,t'c. 'BREWKRH, UlSTtLLKKS, BKCTIFIKUS,c, Supplied with every dew:riptin of .pt r ai,d Sheet Iron Work, Brewing jveiues, l iberators, ttemoorators, paTl!:es, Minneaas and worms an improved priucipia, t'olnmns for Alcohol frilla east Jue, Laiis, pypnons, c.; oj.per, ia and Iron 1'ipe; Copper, Brass and Iron Ptiuips of every variety, for leo.r, s(irits, oil, Brass CVm ks aud alves, Steam Whistli-s-, a-c. Workmen sent to all parts to ht up wm k and dc repairs on Steam Boilers, Copjier and h. t In Work, tto. OLD MKTALS BOUGHT. They are dealing in aud seHing Allen's lmpro: Stoam Gauge, Wronght Iron welded l'ipes ind r biujr, Hiram Hopkins' Inproved Smut JfM Stepiieu ilDghes' Flonr Separators, German 1'j IngtUoth, Gum Klastic lUltuifJ, I'ai klii)?, lloe,( of the best kind; Tinpta'e, Sheet Iron, Block Tirir Pijt Iron, Babit Metal, 8p..dter, File Brick. They have every l;v i!ity or the bott Machinpry nd workmen, ami wi'j g.ve all wot k entrusted ta them, their individual aUein'oo, ti'lmj order promptly, warranting tiioir work, atd are saiiHiji d w.lh reasonable pth-es. Cilice aud Pale Room , Ko. ff 5'aln street Foundeiy, Boiler Yard au I 11 nine Shop on f tut street, between Finit ' Wood atreoi ', Kv:i. tdle.latliana. rfiiYjrYkJKUM. k epieudid Ks.ii-tuuii JlLj just receiveiL Fricaa to suit the times. C'a soon and make your select ions. VAUTlKil MAKCOSNIEK, Main betwotm First and ti-t oud street. 5uov. c ium ti TJiii.a ti!T T;ii, nt declS II. A. COOS'S.

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