Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 14, Number 91, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 14 January 1862 — Page 3

.JASCARY What a of ' yrrg- isd ' IHoeise among the Volunteers woulj be prevented '. by the free dm of HOLLOW AY'S PILLS AND 1 OIHTMENT. For Wonada, fore and Sourvy the Qintnent ii a certain oure, aud for Powel Coru- ' plain U, Fevers, SsnUl Pus, io., the Pills are Ike ". feeel medicine In ths world. ' 221 ' J TMmp of Bemmty tm Joy JPorevt r Who can be beautiful with a sickly pale complexion f Keep the pore of the skin free, aud tb. blood pore, and jour cheeks will vie with the rose and Ully. The skin is formed with thousands of pores in every Inch of surface whose office It is to carry off the impurities of the wwa-tne ao- ' knowledged cause of all diseases of mankind ' when the skin is dry and parched when it in - covered with eruptions wiien it is cold and clatn my when there is i award lever or iu8 .mmitiou if is impossible fur the skin under these circumstances to perform its pruer functions, and to carry off the Impurities frem the body as d' signed - by oar Creator." . jrUSON'3 MOUNTAIN nKKB PILLS remove . these obstructions, and produce free and healthy - blood, remove the eruptions from the kin, and " cause it to brigh en with the fluih of youth and ' beauty. Beauty without paint and cosmetics . beauty produced by health aad happiuees. ' - Jetton's Mountain Serb Fills are sold by all ' medicine dealers. dec3 T J1 Vr.What letter ne'ws to the af s dieted than to Inform them of a remedy that is " going to restore them to health ? Have you the "Dyspepsia or Liver Complaint ? Are your diges- '. tive organs debilitated or your aervous system affected f If so, at once resort to the ue of "Hoof--lamd't German Bitter," add you will be completely . and- permanently cured. For sale by druggists and dealers in -medicines everywhere, at 75 cents per bottle. No. 15 Health. There is nothing more valuable than health ; without it, the wealth of a Croesus cau afford no enjoyment, and life, instead of a blessing," becomes a burden. JlooJUmXt Gorman hit tart, to thoee afflicted with any disease of the comae h or digestive orgaas, will prove more val uable than a mine of gold. For Bile by druggists and dealers in medicines everywhere, at 75 entt per bottle. - Jn ' MISCELLANEOUS. Office 112 and 114 Broadway. With ft CmU Capital all jvaid in of A m mm mm mm m m m - -mm rj m. ram mm a sv i 1 m i r ' AlSSJSia JVhX It, ieW) ...1,500,000 The Home Insurance Company Insures against Iiossor Damage by Fir. on Dwellings and their twuwioa, mr a term vi irom no o y 4ra ou th most favorable terms. Uteres, Warehouses, stocks ; of Merchandise, Produce, Manufactories, Machine1 and all Insurable property, at fair and equitable ran. anu on : INLAND NAVIGATION Aad Transportation, shipments upon the Rivers, Lake., Canals and Railroads, a. low aa the nature . Mid the Company. Adjusting all losses fairly, and promptly pay hit, then. .. UiiAd. J. MAUI IN, Pres't. A. r. WILMAKTU, Vice Pres't. J, Mil. TOM ShitB, Secretary. Joan McOu, Asa't Sec'y. Applications made to aud policies issned by t, . -. A. 0. HALLO0K A SON. Aifi, First Street, opp. Poet Ofl". BR EAT DR. LELAND'S ANTI-RHEUMATIC BAUD. 18 TUI ONLY KNOWN BEMKDI Koit Bheumatisia, Gont &cnral:ia AND A CURE FOR : .M.U. jaercnnai Diseases. . It la a eonveniently arranged Band, tontninhis medicated compound, to be worn around the wais ' wtthowt injury to the most delicate iierwrns, no chant:. In habits of living is required, and it entirely removes the disease from the system, without prod acinic the injurious effects arising; from the ne of powerful internal medicines which weaken and destroy the constitution, and give temporary relief only. By this treatment, the medicinal properties contained in the Band, come in contact with the blood and reaches the disease, through the pores ot th. skin, effecting in every instance a perfect ours, ami .restores toe parts afflicted to a healthy condition. This Band is alaoa most powerful AntiMercurial agent, and will entirely ruiieve the system from the pernicious effects of murccry- Mod. erate cases are cured in a few days, and we are conatantly receiving testimonials of its efficacy in uj gravated cases of long standing. PaioE 81.00, to be had ot drugiriete peneraMv, nr can be sent by mail or express, with full directions for use, to .Dy part of the country, direct from tbr Principal Oitice, No. 409 Broadway, Stw 1 or. G. SMITH & Co., Solo Prop's N. B. Descriptive Circulars sent tree. T Agents wanted Everywhere. For sale in Kvansvill. by Keller r M hite. . Shibwood IlorsB, Evnsv il), March 2Sth, 1801. f Mr. W. P. STom Da Sis: Enclosed find 82.00. I find thai your Auti-Khonmatio Band has rem jved ray Rlieu matiam. I am, respectfully, yours. L. A. Bpbke, ap3-lydAw With J. S. Ji,Hes Co. Coopers' Tools. " WHITE'S KSIVES, ADZES AND AXES. . BCKAPERS, Wi. . OOOPEhS' FHOES. H0WELS AND CBOZES, all rix-s. BLOCK PLANES, Beech and AppUunod. ... JOINTERS. DRIVERS, Common and Extra. BRACES AND DOWELING BITTS. BEST STEEL COMPASSES. TRUSS HOOPS, from 11 V to 20 inch. The above goods we offjr at very low pric-e for Cash, and guarantee them A No. 1 in quality and ban.. JACOB 61BAUH E BON, janl-aw 7 Main street. Mwym a iTTHjyr JiXPHjinni, - jron WW THE JOURNAL, AND DEDICATED XO TBS PUBLIC When night obscures the light ot day, . A Coal Oil Lamp la good you'll say ; . -Go whore you have tbe leawt to pay, And off to VICKEBY'S wend your way, Wher. Oil is Forty cents per gnllon, . And plenty to supply the million. A large supply of Lampt you'll find, Of styles and prices to unit the mind; ; i -' There's no light cheaper to be fonnd "' '': Not even candles at 1Z cents per poutd ; So at TICKKKY BROS, be sure to call To bny a Lamp and get some 0i. If Lard or Fluid Lamp you've g it. We can put on a Coal Oil top o cheap and nice that yon will ponder. And protest 'gainst Flui 1 and danger . So fetcb your Lamps and save your dime), ' And thus economize these bard times. jaoT VI0KIRY BROS., 82 Main st.' VVMSMIJV &UJYTlsATlSK dozen jost received at 8CBAPKER BCSSING'S, drcaO No. 49 Main street-' "Eltvr MTMKBS JtJvH'tlIs2 WW ters, whose husbands, sons and brothers are serving in the army, cannot put into their knapMcfc a more necessary or valuable gift than a few boxes of HOLLO WAY'S PILLS A OINTMENT. They insure health even under the -ez .pouraa of a soldier's life. Only 25 cent, a box or J0t . 219 deeS iLXf BRAN just Toad and for sale at Jan7 now receiving from the Rail. V ltKK R I BROS., , No. 82 Main xtreet. Pittsburg Money Takea at par for good, or in payment of debts, or -tjonght at small dissoont for bankable fund, by jenr-lvr BAMCEL ORB.

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J. W. NEXSEN, i S. Xji rBiTYvAI? . . APIMPV I HUliiiui I OPFICE: IN MARBLE HALL. EVASSVILLB, IAD,, WS JS'OW PMHPJtBEJi K1T0 TJKB .2 Bisks and issue Policies in several of the old' est and -most reliable Insmrance Companies of the Cuited States. STOftKS, STOCKS, DWELLINGS, 411 ULS AKD MAN U AUTUhVIEii, insured a the nioet favorable rates." MAKISK AND INLAND JfAVlGATION-Hwits-ta'ken fin FLAT-BOATS, CAKUbS, M CAM UOAT3 as4 their OAKUOKS. AIo, applications received fur . iLJLFJfi LN3UCombined ; Capital ; Represent cd, over .$5,000,000. -Oaice, Jtarbte jnallBuildinK, No. 9 Main St GUARD : AGAINST FIRE CHOICE niSURANCE ' ' " WITH TUB " . Incorporated ' 1819 Charier Perpetual. CASH: CAPITAL $1,500,000, Net Surplus of $042,181.72, i ..A (. .. . . : . t- - rv : . -nu. nu:o iii -aiv y i. success au2 experience. ' . -IPWAKDS OP $11.000.nio (,1 loasea nave oeen paid by th :n Inaurauce tximpany m the past -SO years. I he value of reliaole Issurauo bs appwant iruin tne toiiowisg LUS5ES PAID BT - T N A tlCEINO IBB PAST FIVl Id Okio,.:.-.-.... $451,50.8 1 In Wuconaa, 100,'.'55Xi In Eeiitncky, 214,63(.40 Misronri," 384,518.04 Iowa A Minn. 10r,3t9.4 la Indiana,... 14o,39.81 In Illinois,. 44S.327.4l j renneeaee,.... 97.649.21 Kansas & Neb 19,945.77 1 Fenn'a A Vs.. 31,6!)S.82 At. Ga.... 83,945.0rf Miaeisippi and AlaiMiaia,.552,412.18 Firo and Inland Navigation liisksaccepteit terms consistent witusolvency - buu lair jirou L. i Espedul attention given to inimrunce of DWELLINGS ana uommt, jot terms of I to 6 gear. ; The solid service Iobk and successfully tried, and 'n innnj mii Ta-iTy:e me.jx.ina insurance Company pos sesses In its line, should Dot be overlooked by those ready to insure and understanding thuir best iairew:, r - i : Ihn-hi "strinirent timra " the necessity for i. liable Insnrjuice bocoiuas ua imperative duty the piuiHMbjr vwueis io sujaiii loss raiBjr then much l;sened. t . Aireocko In all the princfual cl tied and i.u throuhout the $tate. Policies issued witbon Selay, by any of tbe dnlv authorized Annli rJ t)u Company. " Business attended to with despatch aad oueiicy. - J. W. NEXSEN, Agent, Marble Hall Btuldinir. Jl,iin iinui i septl4 KvanHVille. Indiana. PREPARE IN TIME" AGAINST. . I THE FIRES OF FALL is r s - PBIHB A"0.:I IASURA.WK - OF HARTFORD, CONN. Tn9 Fruits of tho Phcenix Are manifest in tlie f.-llowieg statement of FACTS AND FIGURES! Stiowiug tbe amount equalized to public benefit, in tlmcliupe ,.f liases paid iu tho V est and South, dorian the -past-font yer ; aline .f yal iwlije service, UuneraUo aa well ascomraend,tMe, and wbicb should sugicwt -TH K To every man who desires ttv bestow hi insurance ' ;' patrnnajre op at, . WELL TKIKU COUPOHATIOX. m,277 4fn .;......... l(........,:.....:...5Iil,377 46 U7 ,022 SH INDIANA ...... 27 , 622 14 9.17 5 ILLINOIS..... i,174 &6 33.B70 08 MICHIGAN 3J..i7i8 I.I .......v. 1 :ONSIS....:. fA.iiJ 13 I.:3 .11 -.IOWA 19,3.3 34 e.t l )ll'.tHTA K,U53 10 l,lt7.00. SKBliA.SSCA 1,167 K ,7fio .....,. KANSAS.., , 9.76500 a,u.H.i' EhM'Ci.iKT 31,0636 - 43.tt 9t,..-;... tp.nkkssef: 4,i.nrt 90 M.xsjt 55 ai issis-sirpi yi.eaaais 27,;i8 S3 MlSOL'iI,.,- Z7 t98 83 22.8.19 4! AkKASSAa . 2J.S39 43 3,UBt 9!f; ...TKXAS. 3,9ol 93 ooaoa A-UA.BAM A. 655 55 the equi'abte hili'istmM4f , ond pramot Cash re tumt to loet, the PHCEXIX ttitxd vre-eruiitentlu at th head of W proreio. tehiie its externim. nrantu:al, and jlrtt-cUs bwinea nysten, of local agcncit, a s excef .ea ' y any nut'.ir corporation trt the vorld. inuruncies soncTted, and policies issued unu re newed in th is lending (?ortiTar.ioii, at fair r.ttos by J- W. AKXSKX, Ueidut Ageut, urrra: Jlaro'.o nail umiaing, 31 Mn street. AGENCY OF THE United Slates Life Inbiirnnee, Ho. u wall street, Kew York. Jos. B. Collins, Pres't. - Jso. K.Me, Sec'y. Cath Capital 100,000. Total cash Asset in I860, 600,000. ANNUAL Iii'diKAaisiOVlkli $200,000-, Dividends declared every tlire year. Profits accumulated at compound interest, 011 tlioprinciple of a aavinKS bank, payable iu adilition. to tlie sums Iiwnred in casb. ' ' ' Thebuaiueas of tbe Company i conducted npon a ooA batit aevhuitelg, " ( Overeigiit thuiisaud- insurances h.ive been effected by the Oianpany ghice Its orpaaijtation. Preminniaou ClXM) tor life, may be paid quarteriy, semi-anuually, or anc.ually. . BATTKLL, BEHH i AiTHKS, Ag'ta. Offloo: Mo. 87 X-Un i-treet, ' . ' ' KvansviHo, lad. Ba. H.G. Jowra, Medical Kxainiuer Olllce: First St.. al-ove Walunt- - nov21-tTd SALE OF PROPERTY AT AUCTION. OJV TlMilJ TMMt 14IA Ur of January, 18tl, I j;i sell nt Auction, to the highest bidder, at the Maiioo Hospital, near this city,- all the personal property in aud around that building, a bilious: Ouo horse, expr wi aagon and h iruesa, one cow, a small lot ot hoirs, tu Imbels corn and some liny; h 'Use aud kilchen furniture as follows: 175 cbairs, 14 tables and cov. era, 1 flasa cupbonrd, '3 wardrobes, 4 b.fei, 4i wasbstands, 5 dining t--vble-i and covor.i, 20 epittoons, 10 looking g'mse-i, 13 pillows, 200 pillow slips, 105 bod sheets, 8 tablo cloths, t7 towels, 61 bedsteads, :H nnjsi,uito curtains, 3 clecki, 4 bed blanketi, 12 xhovel-,, tongs and pokeis, 54 bbmk matreses, 54 cotton n..tress-i3 (part nery now), 5t waeh--bowls and pitcher-?, 1 toilet iiet, 5 bed pans, 00 chambers, 13 bospital aliirn, a cooking stovos and fixlurei, 5 dozen ccps and saucers, 7j pl.ites, knives aud forks, anil otlier articles of kitchen furniture- too nnsneron.i to mention; 1 platform scales, 6 door scrap,!-,' 1 vrbeet barrow, 5 wash tub, 12 toal bods. Also au aNaortment of medicines, jar, and other nrticiut teiouging to the hospital department 45 cords of wood and 60C I)cshel3 coal. . .1 . . ' : 1' fHle to commence at 10 o'clock a. m., and to bo continued, if ne -en-wry, from day to 3av, until all is sold. Term Casli. " : - , jm.T-lw . A. I. K0B1SS0N', Surveyor.

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B9UJi W JiJt.yrrj 10 pCs extra qtmlity Iflue M- nixed. Jeans just received and lor ate ebeap . . BCUAPKEk de BLSBIJiG'S, docTO Mo. 43 Main street.

NEWS BY TELEGRAPH. Exclusively for the Journal.

CONGRESSIONAL. XXXVIX CQNGRES3 FIEST SESSION - - " - Wabhihgton, Jan. 13 1 " J", ... .Sehatb., . ' "' r A number of petition3 were presented j Mr. Sumner from the Committee on Fed eral Relatioaa reporrted a bill on tbe subject of the French epoliation claims, with a recommendation, that it be postponed untu next session. . - i Mr. Wilson from the Military Committee reporter the House Bill, making- au appropriation of $150,000 for completing the defences of Washington. Mr. Wilson, said this amount was owed for work already .done. . Objections were made to the appropriation. : .. . Mr. Cowan from the Judiciary Committee reported on the resolution to exsel Jesse D. Bright, that the facts were not sufficient and that the resolution do not pass. On motion of Mr. Wilkinson the subject waspostDoned and made the special order for Thursday. . air. Carlisle ottered a resolution that tbe Committee on Finance consider the expediency of providing by direct taxation on all kinds of property, for a revenue of 5200,000,000 and issuing bonds for that amount. Also for the issuin? of bonds to the amount of S800.000.000 and .to estab- I usn a Dank aeencr in New York Ac Laidover. . . r ... -v-j:..:,-. L.atham offered a resolution that the Ju diciary Committee be instructed , to inquire into the necessity of increasing the fees of uie u. o. Marshal ot Ualitornia. Lane of Kansas offered a resolution to promote the efficiency of the troops servins :.. - t- f z iu i.HiJ33s. iiexerrea. Kiojr introduced a bill to authorizn t.hn Secretary of the Treasury to issue treasury uotes io tne amount or iOQ,ooo,000 at per cent, interest, and providing tor direct tax of $10,000,000 for payment of interest! xwererrea. Samoer moved to take ud the House bill for the rtlief of owners of the British ship ijiiio uopea not. tie tnoactit tnat Kacr. 1 , . ... land ought to be satisfied with what we had already done at least for the tresent. The i motion was disagreed to, Hale called nn the resolution to alter the rales of tho Senate so as to prevent the maKing oi Bpecial orders. The resolution paised. -,-; . HOUSE. . ' Stevens, from tbe Committee on Wavs and Means, reported the army appropriation bill. . Referred to Committee of the Whole.. -a Davis, from the Committee on elections. made a favorable report on the memorial of Andrew J. Clements, prayinir that he be admitted to a seat as representative from tbe 4th Congressional District of Tennessee, The report wag adopted. Clements was qualified by . taking the usual oath. - , Holman from, the Select Committee on Contracts, reported resolutions which were adopted, calling on the Secretary of War to intorm toe House under what authority and by whom army supplies and other property held for military purposes in Utah, were sold, with a statement of the property, its cost and value, and if any supplies were destroyed and by whose direction, and that the Secretary furnish a copy of the order for that purpose ; also, that the Secretary inform the House by whose authority one thousand four hundred troops have been organized iu Colorado; what disposition is to be made of them ; what arms have been purchased by the Governor of that Territory ana wnetner it is tne intention of the Wax Department to reorganize and liquidate the debt thus incurred, including the purchase of arms, &c. . . , , ' . ; , - The House resumed the consideration of tbe amendments reported by the Committee of tbe Whole on the state of the Union to the civil appropriation bill. , - Dawes, of government contract committee, said in explanation of his former remark, that the. charges on the treasury are now such as to nearly reach its bottom. He begged leave to call attention . to some of. tbe facts touching the manner of tbe immense public expenditures. These he recited at some length. ,r .- . .. , ' APTEENOON EEPORT. From Fortress Monroe Gen. - Burnside's Expedition at Old Point House Committee After Secretary Cameron Gen. McClellan Getting Better Latest from Hancock, Md. Ft. Monroe, Jan. 12tb. A report was brought up, yesterday morning, that a large propeller was ashore a few miles below Cape Henry. The Spaulding was sent to her assistance but could find nothing of her, and returned here last night. .. ' The enemy raised a flag staff and flag, on Sewall's Poiut. It is seen very conspicuously above the trees. The Spaulding is loading rapidly, and is expected to sail tor Port Royal via Hatteras this eveniDg. . . ' . Co. B, of the' toaval Brigade, with Col. Wardropand Lient. Tillotson, came over from Camp Hamilton, this afternoon, and went on board the gunboats Hunchback and Southfield, to man the guns. ' The above are part of Gen. Burnside's expedition. Washington, January 12. .The President baa said he will . not accept General Sigel's resignation, except as a last resort. He believes him a valuable officer, and will spare no pains to retain him in the service. Lieut. Governor Fiske and other prominent citizens of Kentucky now here, succeeded yesterday in obtaining 5,000 carbines, for use in their State and Tennessee. Should the bill reorganizing the Supreme Court, reported from tbe Senate, become a law, there is reason to believe that Senator Browning of Illinois, Secretary Smith of Indiana and Hon. Joseph Holt of Kentucky, will be the new Judges for the 9th, 8tb and Vtb circuits respectively. . Cincinnati, Jan. 13th. This morning's Gazette says Gov. Dennison received dispatches from Washington, on Friday, informing him that there was a pressing necessity for troops in Western Virginia. GfeB. McClellan was advised that fourteen regiments of infantry, five batteries of ar. tillery, and two regiments of cavalry would be thrown into Virginia by Tuesday night, and that more than half of those which had received marching orders, would be out of tbe State by lastnight. On Saturday, dispatches were received countermanding the" orders of Friday night. The soldiers; however, have instructions to hold themselves in readiness to march.

... TIMES DISPATCH. Adj.' General FinnelL of Kentucky, is in

Washington. " His neWS is Cheering, lien. Baell is universally DODUlar and be lieved invincible. ' Gen. Finnell anticipates a great battle this week, and the advance of Buell's entire army into-Tennessee within thirty days. Arms and clothing are sent along to equip the thousnnds of " loyal Tenriesseenna who are known to be ready to join the army as soon as it reaches the State. HERALD S DISPATCH. Washington, Jan. 12. A - difficulty presented as to the disposition of all the cavalry regiments which have been accepted. The Commanding General asked for 27 regimen ts, and the whole number accepted and authorized to be raised is seventythree. ' This is forty-six more than General McClellari wants." This excess will cost the Government about forty-six million dollars "of needless expenses.' It ' is proposed that the number of regiments actually, required, shall be made as efficient as possible, and U.e others offered the option of discharge from the Bervice or be transferred Xq infantry, SPECIAL TO POST. WASHisaTOJf, Jaa.Tl3.The House Com mittee of Ways and Means are .considering the expediency of recommending: an issue iof. Treasury notes smaller than fivei. There is a great demand for bills of tbe denomina tions of ones and tWOS. It is understood that Congress will takelmmediate action npon the tax and Treasury note bill. Mr. Bodman, TJ. S. ConsuT at Teneriffe, committed suicide at.tbat place a few weeks since. All his property was invested in Virginia bonds. Washington, Jan.; J.2. An officer now here, and who was in the recent fight near New. Market bridge, will make affidavit that fifty . armed negroes, flanked by whites, formed the centre, and that thejr fought better than their fellow soldiers. Mrs. Gaines, whose celebrated law suit against the city of New Orleans was decided In the Supreme Court juet before the secession of Louisiana, has received permission to cross the lines to New Orleans, via Fortress Monroe and Norfolk. The Coast Survey baa detailed one of its most efficient officers to accompany? tbe Burnaide expedition. AbiusBTON, January is SDeciais sav Hutchins of Ohio, bas prepared a bill to be introduced in the House, establishing aterritorial government over the seceded Stat3. ana procioiting slavery tbetein. I be House committee on elections win report against the claims of Dr. Segar of Virginia, to -a seat. 1 he war steamer Pengacol.t has arrived at Annapolis. A report is circulaffd and believed that Secretary Cameron bas resigned, and that Hon. Edward M. Stanton will take his place, It is also stated that Mr. Cameron will be appointed Minister to Russia. " Hancook, Jan. 12th. General Jackson with 15,000 regulars. 3,000 mi'itia and 16 guua, niter iiireamniag rvomner, appearec before this place at a distance to-day, prob ably on his return to Winchester. He had three day's rations left. Up to the time of this dispatch he had made no demonstration. - A week ago yesterday he, with a full force, appeared at Bath, where there were but about 500 Union troops, they being detachments of several regiments. An attack was made by "the whole rebel militia who were repulsed by bur volnntecrs. Subsequently Jackson's ( regulars made an attack in front, at the same time executing a flank movement, when our trowprfell back on Hancock. The estimate, of Gen. Jackson's 'force is corroborated by several sources, New York, Jan. 13- The Post says' a letter received in this city from a gentleman well known to us, relates ebat a respectable person made prisoner by one of our boats in Edisto river, says we could form no idea what a stunning blow the capture of Port itoyai baa been to the people of South Carolina and Georgia.' " IJe says, too, that almost equalling that in its appalling effects was the great fire at, Charleston. . He adds that a party is on foot in that region in favor of settling the question at issue by commissioners, and that both Davis and Stephens are in favor of it, but that the Rhett party had frowned it down. The transport Patapsco from' Baltimore, reports having passed en the 11th off Cape Point a portion of Burnside's expeditionAlso, same date, off Cape Henry, passed two steamers, each having a schooner.in tow coming out of the Capes, all bound South. The transports Baltic, Cabawba, Empire City and Marion sailed jto-day for Port "Royal. ngton, Jan. 13. Rumors continue to be received respecting the condition of Gen. .McClellan . as unfavorable, but the truth is he continues to improve daily and rides out in his carriage on business. ident has approved tbe joint resolution explanatory of the act to increase the duties on tea, coffee and Sugar. Pittsbcbgh, Jan. 16. River sixteen feet by the pier mark and rising.- Weather cloudy and cold. Nkw York, Jan. 12. Last night a firo broke out in a seven story building, Nos. 22 and 24, Frankfort street, owned and occupied by Jenkins & Bro. The premises were entirely destroyed. BOSTON, Jan. 13. The steamship Constitution, with the Mainie 12th and the Bay State regiment, sailed at 7 o'clock, this morning. A Fighting) Nbgko. A correspondent of the Chicago Tribunej describing the battle of Belmont, says : Durieg tbe thiokest of the fight the body servant of Gen. McClernand, a ' mnlatto, named W. Stains of Decatur, exhibited conspicuous courage. He was close by the General during the ; whole engagement, cheering tbe soldiers and swearing he would shoot the first mau that showed the white feather. Many of us laughed heartily at the fighting darkey, while the bullets flew like bail about us. , ,. j.; : , In tbe course of tbe fight a captain of one of the companies was struck by a spent ball, which disabled him from walking. The mrlttto boy, who va; mounted, role up t hitn and shouted out, " Cftptain, if you Sght any longer for the Stars and Stripes, cau take my horse and lead your men." He then dismounted and helped tbe wounded officer into the saddle. When he was walking away, a rebel dragoon rushed forward at the officer to take hi ra prisoner. Tbe darkey drew his revolver and put a ball .through the rebel's head, scattering bis brains all over the horse's neck. . , 4. I relate these little circumstances that merit may be justly dealt with, even if the hero be a " nigger,", as some people would like to call this brave fellow. -

SEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

" ; " Tltl WJtU. From the Washington stable, - 'w 11 in ICvansville, on Tnursday, January 9th, I8t2. a BLACK MARK, no vhite marks alout her, liands high, heavy mane, nipped off a little, Tiotvhm. Any one delivering her to the Was aington House stable will be liberally rewarded. " ! . T . CHRISTIAN. HBDO EBIGU (Volksbote copy lw ) , . . . janl3dlt " arrVWV.VO TJB PJ PBM-f reams assorted, fancy colors and new styles, jost receiven, for sale by 8. . GILB&RT t CO. Janll' " . " No. 4 Sycamore t. j&tBJKMf MM'JS oO bushels tor sale in any quantity ny . jc. uiiiBiciiX1 A to, - janll ; ,.- .. . . o ' h TJi f S0,f4K), assorted ; for sale -as- oy . JC. OIIjBEBT ft CO. janll No. 4 Sycamore street.:. ' &rj ji.v7 zvfxxei cjjyulxb. ,o 2o boxes. Hill & Co.. extra tallow Candles: 15 do Emery & Son., G's Star Candles: 15 -do - do- i-7's , do-- do; 5. do . do- - 4's5's do. ' fjau8 ; H. A. COOK'S. At VVU. WHEJi T O UMr-iA sacks Buck wheat Flour. Extra, at -jan8 - - y - H. A.- COOK'S. JTXMMIJ, ! f Mj OUtt. to eacks White -t Wheat Floar: 60 lif mekn -Vlilfo Wh,i fiour, at . ; ; t ji. A. COOK'S. , - j . 73 Main street H OJJi W 30O lbs choice Ilonev. at II. A. COOK'S, j 73 Alain street. , .08 -vL. 6 hhds choice N. O: Sugar, at H. Ai COOK'S.' 150 . Jan8 BUSHELS BEANS, at J' It I .VH W HIT Mi H. A. COOK'S, 73 Main street. HJifJjy' FPL,: ti.J. 5 barrels Green LM Apples, ai H. A. COOK'S, js - - ' ' 73 Main street. (fyOJL OMi.1 VOJI. a ML, I 30 bbls extra Coal Oil, inst received at , - i jau8 H. A. COOK'S. 73 Main street. W It It OMJ2 bbls extra No. 1 strained Lard Oil. inst received, at winter jans H. A. COOK'S. . OIMlOMtUMJ BAJrK JhMSIM. 1000 pounds 'W choice new and verv fat Georiria Bank fVul. nsh. at II. A. COOK'S. - Jan8- i 7.1 Main street. Jjyr ti itt a 10 kittsNo.I Mackerel; . : 10 do No 2 do; S " do 'mesj do. At ' H. A. COOK'S jan8 gHIUCK PUHl.Mift MJV VASTM GJUt, 10 bblaextra Pickles, at JB," H. A. COOK'S. 4. EJS VJH4. tr.' UBMMJS-n 10 barrel Bint Uomonv. at , . , H. A. COflK -S jn8 tW & CM ! 8TAMCM I 25 - Fearl March, jnst received at boxes extra jans H. A. COOK'S. f MUtSM SYMVJP. 10 barrels suefar house Syrup, received this day, and sold at oucenispergaiion at . 41. A. OOUlt'a. " " 73 Main street. -gClXCM4M,MOM 7J. 3 bbls excclbior f yrtip, tie best in tbe city, at jao8 . n. A COOK'S. injlJLTMMOMtJS H HULA- t -AO more Syrup, uone better in the 1UiS lUii. city excvDt tbe Kxcelsior, at a., a. ut-HjifB , . 73 Main street, jans JUMlJy I- 2o tons rich countrv MJt Bran, at II. A. COOKS. 73 Main street. Jan8 r. r m m-v m w i mi DUBi;els very - ; mre ami large riweec rotatoes, at ji7 II. A. COOK'S. J9NtnM4 M.MStMf M It Mi. 5 tierces prime -Ai Xard at 8)aC per pound, at jane U. A. COOK'S. tVMt! '.. sale at ItlCAi ! 2 tierces Prime Kice, tbr it. A. UOOii'H, 73 Main street. jn8 ft0 P ! BOJPt o 35 boxes extra Palm Soap; '" " ' ..' . 10 do Oerraun do; 10 do Fancy Bar do. Seeeiveil this day by H. A. COOK, jao 73 Main stieet. -1,W0 hlf and quarter boxes 8. K. OIIiBEBT A- CO., Mo. 4 Sycamore street. 5 for-sale by dec27 fWTTOJV 'fJV. 2i bair, ail sizes, for sale by S. K. J I L BEBT A CO., . novS No. 4, Sycomore street. ni WW hM.iH JtUMtJYJSH." General JZ Iecraua parent Coal Oil Burners. Dort.ioie, only requiring it l s r-X inch chimneys. Samples may oe i-eeu at VICKKRV BKOS. new Beef Toniiuea. at dec28 VIUKEUY BKOS., 82 Main st. tfM,'n JLjM.liPSC, dozen extra Coil Oil vLv Dunwre in received for the unroosa of al tering Lard Oil aud Fluid I.auios. Ltrnm can besn&need in Ave miuutas. Also 10 ioz Coal Oil tlhimneys; 9. dozen Brushes to clean chimneys ; nicking and Suades, at - VICK KKY BROS. ' ST -P S .' X . .1 Sf .' W o have jnst ro-M-A coived a larjr assortment of Coul Oil Lamns. selected iu person exprej-ly for the Evansville trade. We solicit an examination of price and quality, as -we-are confident a better or cue-tper lot cannot be fuund this side of Cincinnati. Price from 80 ceuts to SI 7Sech. declff"' ViCftEBir BROS., fkl Main st. -V.' " Kjf v7.'We continue to ro mjP ceive that rich countrv Brau. that weitrbs 30 lbs. to the bushel. Buy the kind that will keep your cows fat, at dw-7 YIKKKY BROS., No. 82 Main st. HJl CO JV IIJIM8 ajYLt V W Shoulders at low nrioes. at dec 28 VICKKRT BROS. Mi Mil GLOVES the above celebrated mjl . n assortment pf Gloves just rec-uve I at - - SCHAPKIR A BrjPStjrfl'S. ; decSO No. 49 3Iain street. JTiUKJiT JTTHJtCTtOJVut SCIIJIFW KKKAUCSSINU'S. ' Vehave jnst received our' second parcbase .of Winter Dry Goods, comprising some of the best brand9 that the world can produce. A great vari ety of Dress Goods, Broad Clotlm, Tweeds, Catwl meres, Ac. SCHAPKEK A BUSSING, onvSo.b: .I !,'. i ..' ji . , 49MainSt.J CTS. per lb. tr nice fresh dressed chicken t - ' V1CKERY BROS., ' dec7 No. 8Main st. Xfc r,S 6 frai's. i.uw crop' and very fine. jibi receives an.u ior sale oy dec26 . , ". , S. K. OliBRT A CO. mOTMVB OJf TUB OPE JVM JV a w W and layino; out of Public Allevs. Aereea bly to tbe Charter and Ordinances of tbe City, notice is hereby giien that on the 14th day of De cember, lMil, an order was passed by tbe Common Council of the City of KvanevHIe, reqitiWrg alleys to 1 e laid out and opened in Block number eightytwo (No. 82,) la tho Town of Lamasco City, now Cityof ICvwisvll'.e, and that a plot showing th position, width and lonctli ef said alleys was appended to said order, and is now on file in this office. P. BURKE, Clerk. Clerk's Office, Jan. 8, 18S3. Cw CORPORATION NOTICK. ORDER 0R 1 PLANE BIDK-WALK: Dec. 21, 1861. And now it Is hereby ordered and directed by the Common Council of the City of Evansville, that tbe owners of all lots or parts of lots fronting on or adjoining the south side of Franklin street, from Second Avenne to Third Avenue in said city, cause the side-walks thereon to be brought to the proper prarte, and .that they cause a side-walk of Class No. 2 to be laid down thereon within thirty days from tbe publication of tbis order. P. BURRK, Clerk. January 1, 18C2. Clerk's Office,' . CORPORATION NOTICE. ; . OBDSB FOR PLANK SIDE-WAL1T. Dec. 21, I8til.: And now it is hereby ordered and directed by the Common Council of the Citv o' Kvausville, that the owners o all lo!s or parts of uuiiivu'jiig mi Bujuuitiiic iu wrsi sine oi iniro Avenue triiiii Franklin street to Sixth treet. In said city,cause the side-walks thereon to be bri ubt to the proper gTade, and that they cause a side-walk ofCl.iaaNo. 2 to be laid down thereon within thirty days from the publication et this order. P. BCJSKE, Clerk. Clerk's Office, January l,"I8o2. - ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE. mmiTiCM ah ii k u k ttir i t vnjv w that I will, on Monday, January 2nU, M'i, at 10 o'clock A. M., sell at public auction, at the "Kclipse Stable," on Main street, in the Citv of

kvanhVille, alt the personal property belonging to the estate of John tt. Gavrtt-. deoeaeed, consisting in part of tbe following, viz :' The Euquirer printiug ofiice cotnpl&te, two open trotting beggies, one sulky, a lot of harness, tlie celebrated horeo "TorDado," two bay horses, one new patent fire-proof safe, one rifle gun and other prorty. A credit of nine months will be given on all sums exceeding turee dollars, the purchaser giving note with approved security, bearing Interest and waiving valuation laws. W. UAKEK, c - - . -Administrator, with the will annexed. dec23-3tdw : . ;'

new advertisement:

Are now receiving their Third Stock nf Root and enoes ttiis season, and are now prepared to show tne same. It us tbe larireot and most v.nmlota r io re ronnq in tne Mate ; and having been f orcuarea ior t.asn, tney can ana Will offer superior luuuueatencs io ail Cash uyers Our Stock is composed m part of i ing to-tcil : , y 200 cases Men's Grain Cavairy Eoots 18, 22, and 24 inch Less. 50 cases Men's Gents' Boots. 100 cases calf and P. calf do. 30 case Neerro Boots. s 6-11. 7-12, and 9-14. 75 cases Eoys' Gent, and calf do. 50 do Youths' Gent, and calf do. 30 do Children's calf do. ; 15 do Men's JSTeaTo Broe-ans 6-11. 7-12. and 9.14. 50 cases Men's Prime "Wax Brosrans. !, 30 cases Men's calf and kir B'd Bros-ans. ' 0 cases Men's calf Scotch Boots Extra. 0 cases Men's best Plow Shoes. 20 cases Women's kid. croat calf, and kip Boots. 10 cases Women's kid, calf, and eroat Balmoral Eoota, 30 cases Misses' kip, calf, kid and goat Boots. 10 cases Misses' calf, goat - and kid Balmoral Boots 20 cases Boys' Prime ; WaBroarans, 1-5, and 4-6. : 20 cases Youths' Prime Was. do., 9-13. 30 cases Childs' calf, : goat, kid, and kip Boots. 6 cases Childs' goat and call Balmoral Boots. " - ! 10 ' cases Men's Gum OverShoes and Sandals. 10 cases Women's do. 5 cases Misses' do. 10 cases Men's Buffalo OverShoes Assorted. ",. ;,;;.:: 10 cases Women's do. Assorted. Besides everything else that one would look for in a Wholesale Boot and Shoe Store. r We have al in store lOOcaees Men's, Boys," sod Childs' Fnr and Woel ELOf latest style, that we aid selling below the market. We take pride in showing and pricing; our Goods to the Trade, tiall and examine for yourselves, or end jour orders. We speak catisfictiun in either coa. READ & L1WREXCE, JSVANSVILLF, DectmUr 2S, 18C1.

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A compound r.--.-, dt-i ;nt d tt. jH. CHI-.1. ahermtite thar ru ! leaf1. i eflt '! d . x-rw-Lut A f !-sr .!.. -:11k J Willi - .4 !rer hill. I):::t ( I' ! i if iT' '.! j-.w- r.-u to afi.,ri i. -f, uVr'i.v.'. .nui ;.i,li.- .! thi -tin n 1 fJ-rn-; . .-..,,!.. f I s-iitvr-'i'!- t i-'Tn.-i- e- nd i-r:1-!.., - r wliicn wiii-e.ifi.t.'ifi -(b.'i-r- u n . i!iiti.tw! f t t? lait," rt'.-n -r 1 s itt a o m , m nihil v ih v n-lluw-.i tv-?h"4!iw rotupirt.-ly ? ri .-:" i . me Vkill do ?t 1ms Iwti' pr-rt e-i rv e i-r!c-.'t v-n i!i.'i uy f -b-wrt 'c&m to lw ft'wJ "t' th? f !., iicointdMinte? ' ' -fcrotuia and tcrwfnlo" 'Co,t r'nlr tr. T-nptiot. and Eruptive lNa , Flv-r.--, l'iii;et-. Hloiohi -- Tomora. a!t lUici.m, ..ui.l He.d, .v - phibs SyphUitiu Aii-CUciii.. Jlorcur al I'i-Me. iirop-y Menralfrin or tio. loiont"iix, l Hilify, Dyetc p-i Bd lnuif iliin liryisip.,i'R, Kiyeir St. ".riln. ny'sl'ire, aiui inU.'td Lbo whole r-l.iv of eein pluint ariniaglrom leipnritv of tbf -!KKi. This compoand will b i ;t3it r i-tmt; T."onoJ. of health, whvu. Jiik-n iu. tli-i tpvii.ir. to exp- i tb. fool burners. mIlk-Ii lu.-toi- in the bl x. l e. tn.t . . sou ef the year. By. liie.litt.ety expuixi.ui of t-e:-many raTikliyg di, .-nl is e.i ainied in t'e- I Multirndes rati, by the h', ! oft!;-, n. !.-, e(;ir. themselves from h" -etnlnre n of i 'ii . and nlenwm-eorea, th-rons?) wl'M tic r' -u -j i try to rid -lir-df of cornitT D", if nH '.-.! do this through the treturnl rh-.rn- if f t.v. t-.-by Rn alterative medicine. Clean m-t U - vi a ted bsooil whenever jou lind its in;piiriti 1 r i iDg tbrongb tbe siia.Ia tir.itl.-, wwlion, Hares; cleiUMa it wluiu .vou iiud tr i?t idimw.ied ,M, : lUKgiah in the Vciua; c'.eu? it uenever '. foul, and yonr feeliuirs will tell you !ivi. S ' -where no part xalur tiworder i -leit. peojio ti,,i better. siealUi, aud live lonaor. br . . i-; t iiioou. Keep the blood tv..lthy an 1 a i i v. .. bnt with this pabulum of Hf dW lertdjii : benohuting iioaith. Sooner or t,i . must o wrong, aud tho irroat mactii-. . , , t i i -disordered or overthrowu. . . JSarsapariila has, aud dosorvee ranch 1 i r ..-.. tion of accomplish injr tbi-e etids. Xut ti.e v--i ! .' has been egjcogionsly dec Ivwl by prt i,;rai r t , , t it, partly because the irna; n'.ono lu i . ; t: . virtae that is claimed for it, but more i t ; . many preparations, pret -ndim; to bocon. oi i. extracts of it "couUin hut hula of U; vis ,., sarsaparHIa or amy tiiinn ebip. Iturina latoyoars the puldio has bdft. rsi. t i. larto bottiert, ureteudiair to cive aoi:ai t ot i , .. of Saraaparilla for ono Uuilar. Mint cf 1' , ' t';:lt i cm i. d p.,:,, Peen frauds upon Uu sick, tor tbev not tain iitUe, if auy, araapariiia, bat cti-.n n tive properties wbat.'.ver. birrer :f ful .disappuiuUuent. bu foilowct Ui ,, nous extraeis yt ntyapRriila which i on. i ,,. .... het, antil the name It -If i itiKtlv it. -,t ji. - , . i. be'coDie "(.ynonymo'ui with iujp-..sinou i.n , fitUiTws call this cj toii-mad Sarsapai-iiia, him . ; to supply ucli a remedy as shall re.scuc tup .. from the load ofc.blonpv which re-' n, m t woihinkAve haver;iid f. r beli'-iit'i.-it b isv.i .... which are irresibUblo by tijo ordinary run : . diseases it Is intended to cure. In order .. i. their coinrl.'to er.ulicutia.i from the fv:-i remedy should lie judiuitiiirty tnkeu u ;o dfrections ou the bottle. TBKUAKEB BY Dr. J. C. :. AtUi; . X O Wf ; Mj I.. .:; Pri.e,Sl pr Bottei Six ;:.--:? for AVer's Cncrrv Vzc tcvrA. has n for itnell" such a renns r, t'a.iia j of every variety of ThroatAa ti,a t,i n: iint, tb;t K is entirely nnnecesiary ior t-j i ount ilie evideDce of its virtnei, wlierover it bat- l.eeuetup!t ye.t. As it has long been in constnnt u.-a thro-iciiuat tbis section, we need not do more than auiv ti. people its quality is kept up to tbe beat it evir !,.- been, and that it may be velird ou to do f r iheir relief all it has ever been fonnd to do. Ayer's Cathartic Pills, FOB TKB CD&B OF Cosiitrenesi, Jaundice, Dytpejitia, Jtt'ligtufion Xvt -. foul tOomaah, ErytiueUit, Mtatinche. Piles. A' , ,.. turn, ErujitioHs, and til in Zwnei, i;iiw tvw;J-i.i, Vroprg, Tetter, Tnmnrt ami fiiU Elu-um, Hot,. . Gout, Keurataia.at a Dinner Piit. aud l.r I'm lite Blood. They are eusar-coated. so that t lie mr.-t !,,. tive eau take tbern ple-uiaritly, and tbey are i;,e best aperient in the world for all liimily physic ,- PUtCE iSo CENTS TEE BOX ; 6 I!oXK5 FOB J l.O'I. Creat numbers of Clurpyuien, I'ljvs(cinn. f-l lies. men, and eminent personals, bivo ieni H,. -,r names to certify tbe unparalied antlaliii-as ..f t ;,,-, remednw, bntourspaco hero will not rwrr.i'f ti... i,.. sertion ot them. The AeenH In low nam.-d forr.i .ii gratis our Amekicix Alhamac in which tbey ac.; given, with alao full deecriptiuus of tbe ai ove i oiu plaints, and tho treatment that Should be t jilov. d for their core.. Do not be pot off by untirinciu! .,! d-nii.m n:tl, other preparations they make more protit on. J iimmra Aim, anu take no ether. Tlie Hi ;: vcnit the best aid there i for tbem. mid iw ,:r! have it. All oiu- remedies are sold s-li,,): n and rt.: i ' 1 ,i Keller" A White, N. tJ. Thnmpson, llierbower , Pearce, teioh A a.rlstadt. K dealBra in medicines everywhere. W holesale aentrf, Allen t Ciairiiibuti , B. A. Hobtnsua t Oo.. Louisvilio. BCERHAVE'S l!ni I "s n H Bsvuwain Ft POlt Liver CoEiplaiut, I'ever & Aue, &c The successful introduction and new ol this celebrated liemedy has been tlie signal for a literal Hoed of componDdm:alled "Hitters," 6.er, d in vri,ns forms, from a Quart bottle to a flve-tr alien ki r ntil thia word "Hitters" is but auoilier imme for "gro," or some villainous whisky mixture. Bnt tho really great relief derived from tbo niiuutedosOyOne tpxinfiil, if our medirine, Bosrhaye's Holland Bitters, and the enttreabtenve of ufrpr prcftrntinn, ha .-t.it-liabed for it a reputation whioli the liot of irai;.tious and counterfeits have failed io urdnrimi,e ti.v positively vegetable preparation, with barely Hi;i:i-cieRt-pure epiriw to prflerve it. . i But one nie of the enuiaa (Half.PiLt I.'ottb:!. price OtiB UoLI.AB. It is a medicine of lone tried t-fflcjiry for Iio-. '"(,- iny the Blood, so naenfial fur the foiin-jaii .ii o! ttood health and fur ciirroct:ug disi-rdern oi ihu sTouiach and bowels. Two or tbr. e d6 s wi'it.cohvitice the air', te ! of its salutary -etleots. j The stniuarh vill f.pe.fi!v r- a:n its strength, a healthy action of. ihulWer, bovt:-., and kidneys will soon take place, ed renew ti health be the quirk fr salt. ' A.YDItJ KSTMOJ; Try BcDrhave's Holland Bittern ,r MIM4jI ttTHti ttj. v ry Bcerhave's Holland Bitters. Jr'ur it lit IT Trff Bcerhavo's Holland Bitters. .. iur fWTAWi.'K.tfH, 'I'rtf Bcsrhavo's Holland Bitters. Bcerhave's Holland Uittorc. tot- A. tin H OM 4PPKTMTK. Try, Bcsrnave's Holland Bitters. Jf'or VOSTMV'tiJVUttS, Trp Boorhave's Holland Bitters. 'or P ML, Mitt, Try Bcerhave's Holland Bitters;. In all Nervous, Klienmatic, aud Nenmls H.Jt tiou. it has n numerous iiiSraucnj piovoj bi.;-.. , beneficial, and In others effucted a d.-cided cure. Jtead C'arrfnly I T!ieKonnIne,higli1y-co!ioentrtdIir-rba ' n laud Uiiters is put up in haif-j int botl i. oni y, and reMiled at One Dollar per bottle. TIk i:r a- -mand for this truly ooibratl niedieine hw ion,! ed many imitations, which tbe public ehooid (. against pnrchaHinp. Beware of impottHUm f Pn that cmr mine it c . . latW of every bottle yon buy. Benjamin Pae, Jr., t t o,, sole: proprjetoh ' - f HT.sliOKOU, V. KELLER & WEl?Si, AGENTS, jLWn-.-t..-r, - OLJHSM18 JMT SO :. "Fr4 I' I jnst received and f-.r sulo at Jan8 H A : , Lamps ! Lamps I e J IJJ KOVH UM,Ii tit fii. LAMPS, a yon can pet them altered f.-.r a small price, whtu they wilt be jnst as r") uuy C'jal Oil Lamps that you c-iU bu.. I :w fc'i baud a good eupply of genuiuo COAL t'lL, ' - EXTllA ItTTRSrU,- - ' .. LAMP CHlMSEYe. COAL OIL ItiCXJ. Also a fr nod assortment ot t:u.ii Oil Lam; s. '.!e abovo are tor sale nt I", priees, at j4u II. J. SCULAK!'ri,l.'.J LVujsiero. 7f JVO. X IitJV r.M.KfIt f.-r--. . JL , ti. J. bCill-AJ-.l'l. ell'-. ovT Nnur liriir store GO dec? per galluu lor "r.r fitx 1 VlCu-iliiY in to:;I oil, at Ot UJ JCTH i;u.k, lie , Jus, t cceiod and lor se-i ty B. . Oil. der'27 " K-. vm ttit&Ji JtJ.f,iiiit; - b v. heavy XioiDe U'.MiiKej-i and Cor rs 1 .sc reoeivedat ., . bClUJi.LJi HlJi.NU

do30 ho. 4J Zltuii street.