Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 14, Number 95, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 18 January 1862 — Page 3

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9ATIRPAY a'OKNIG.. JANUABY IS special Notices. What mm J mount mf Srrinf srasf Pi -ee among th Voluuters would be prevented by the free me of HOLLOW AY'S PILLS AKD OIXTSIKXT. For Wounds, Suies and Scarry the Oiutout ia a certain cure, and. fir Bowel-Com-plaints, Fevs'-s, Smill Fox, Ac. , the Pills are the l-est medicine in the world. -831"' Ji Thing- mt U easily t m Joy forwr Who can be beautiful with a sickly pile complex iu? Eeop the pores of the skin free, and tb. blood pure, and your sheets HI ie with the roe and lilly. The skin is formed with thousands of pores in every inch of surface whose office it ia tocarry off the impurities of the blood the acknowledged cause of all diseases of mankind when the akin U dry and parched when it is covered with eruptions when it is cold aud clam niywheu there is iawarj fever or infl.unn ha it is impossible fur the skin uuder these instances to perform iti proper function, and to carry off the impurities from the body as designed by our Creator. L UZON'S MOUNTAIN HERB PILLS remove, these obstructions, and produce free and healthy blood, remove the ernptions from the skin , and cause it to brigh'en with the flush of youth and beauty. Reality without paints antl cosmetics beauty produced by health and happiuena. Judsoa's Mountain Herb fills are sold by all rned'cine dealers, flee 3 titoA JS'etcm. What-Fetter" news' to the af fllcted than to inform them of a remedy that Is gcio to restore them to bejlib T Have J on the Ijspeps.ia or Liver Complaint ? Aie your digestive organs debilitated or your nervous system affected 1 If so, at onca resort to the use cf "UocfuHi's German Bitters," nwl yon will be completely ! and permanently cured. Tor sale by & tgglsts and dealers In medicines every wfcere, at .5 csnU per bottle. No. 15 Hemltlt. 1 here is aothiug mere valuable than health ; without It, the we .lth tf a Crowns can afford no enjoyment, and life. Instead of a blesting, becomes a burden. HocJImuTt German Bitten, to those nHirtid with any di lease of the stomach or digestive organs, will prove more valuable than a mine of gold. For sale by druggists and dealers lo medicines everywhere, at 75 cents pr Lottie. - tan4 MISCELLANEOUS. THE GREAT WESTERN RUNS THE BLOCKADE Theodore's Exchange, REFRESHMENT SALOON ! Tbc proprietor of tha above establishment here, witn renders to all his frieuds bis sincere thanks for the tivors they have bestowed npoa him for so many lonp years. At the same time he takes opportunity to inform the public that be has flxe4 up his place of business in new style, and tbat he has taken care for the necessary accommodation ol bis visitors. As usual, the R estaurant wl'l be furnished with the most superior delicacieaof the season. A free lun.h, consisting if everything that the seawn can produce, w ill be it at 10 o'clock, every forenoon. , - There will be fonnd at the Bu- the finest and purest Wines and Liquors. - Also, the best Beer au 1 Ale to 1-e bad. Together with "this, you will find there the dejiot of MALTHY'S WOKLU-BK-JSOWNKD OYt-TKRS. - Orders will be filled promptly, and to the satisfaction ot mankind. - THEODORE MI NOT, novl9-nm - Proprietor. IJCERHAVE'S HOLLAND : BITTERS. - . fM Liver Complaint, Fever & Ague, &c -in urn wuuv mvu auu use or tnis ceiebi .ited tiemedy has bceu the signal fer a 1 iteral Hood of compounds called "Bitters," offered in various krws, from a quart bottle to a ove-galloai keg, until this word " Bitters " is but another name tor ' prog," or some villainous whisky mixture. But the really great relief derived from the tuinDte dose, cue toaspoonful, ef our medicine, Bcerhave'a Holland Bitters, and Vie entire absence of after prostration, has established for it a reputation which the host of imitations and counterfeits have failed to undermine this positively vegetable preparation, with barely sufficient pure spirits to preserve it. But one size of the genuine (Half Tint Bottles), price 0m Dollar. It is a medicine of long tri-! efficacy for Purifging lite Blood, so essential for the foundation of good health and fr correcting disorders of the a'oniach and bowola. Two or three doges will couwnce the afflicted of its Balutiry effocto. The stomach will speedily regain its strength, a healthy action of the liver, bowels, and kidney! will soon tike place, and renewed health be the quick result. J'or IJYlllfJUsriO.y", Try Boerliave's Holland Bittera Boerhave's Holland Bitters. for JiriiJi rt". Try Bccrhave's Holland Bittors. i-or VTJIT Kll it UJStt, Try Bcorhave's Holland Bitters. for H H.t I.KiCHE, Try Bcerliave's Holland Bitters. for l,t8n Off tffSTlTJK. Try Bccrhave's Holland Bitters. for CnSTMVJi.-'titS, Try Bccrhave's Holland Bitters. for fit,Jitf, Try Bcorhavo'3 Holland Bitters. In all Nerrous, Kheuma-lc, and tieoraliic Arfet.tions, it has in numeroiis instances proren highly beneficial, aud in other effected a deoideU. cure. . Kentl Carefully I The genuine, highlyoDcentruted Berbave's Holland Bitters is put up in half-pint boitlnsonly, and retiUled at One Dollar per buttle. The preat draand for this truly oelebrated medHn h vi Indue many Imitations, which thepnblic should guard ag'.-nut prirchai.iuji. ismcare of imposition t Sea that our name it on I he 'aSei of every botU fan bay. Sija!ain Page, Jr., & Co., SOLEPROPRtETORS, UTTt-BCBGU, PA. KELLER & WHITE, A GENTS. EvansvMe, Jnd. u u it DR. LELAND'S ANTI-RHEUMATIC BND, 15 TUK ONLY KNOWN JtKIIFDY K... Rheumatism, Goat & Neural -:ia AND A CCBB TOR All Mercurial Diseases. It Is a cou.BUlt-Dt y ai ranged itaud, etmtaininj medicated compound, to be worn ai onnJ the wuis without injury to the most delica'e riHinB. no chanire in Imbits of living is required, and it entirely removes the datxfcse tront tbo pypc-m, witbont producintr the injur knse!terts arising from the use of powerful intei ual medtoini" whioh weakn and destroy the constitution, and five temporary reliwt .uly. " ity this tieatmetit, the medijinjl puperties onntained In the Band, come in contact with the biood and roaches the uisjsjte, through the pons ot itte skin, effecting in every inntam-e a perfect cure, and reetore the parts uJEict.wl to a Ltalthv coHdltiwn. This Band is alsot moat powerful Anti-Wen-urial agent, and will entirely rlleve the system from the par&icious eUucts of mercury. Slodrate cases are cured in a few days, and we are constantly receiving testimonials of its elltcac iu gravated caees of lo staudiusr. Psn.agl.tiO, to be had of dtugiuts tehiully,a ran be sent by mail or express, with full diret-.tions t r to auy pai t of the country, direct from the Principal Ortko, So. 4UO Broadway, Kw Vor. G. SMITH & Co., Solo Prop's ... u. LC3V,llJ)lin3 VllCUlrU3 St?H t trOC 9Sf Af-t uts wanted Kveryvrliere. TEI For sale In tvausv ills by Keller VV hlto. ShttwouD llocita, Evanavflle, I March 2Bth, lotil. I Af-. IT. f. Mur-v ' ' lit as 8m : liicloswl fluJ t-.00. I flud that your Anti-Khenotatte itaud bus removed uiy Khttuuiatioti. I am, respeottolly, yours, L. A. Bbrsc, ap2-lydtw With J. S. Jaqucss Co.

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VHOLES ALE. HARDWARE I'OR 1862 ! O.S.WEIsLS. NEW GOODS DAILY. Purchased for " . ' CASH. Array and QUARTERMASTERS' Hardware. -Axes (all qualities) handled. Shovels and Spades. Clay Picks (handled.) Hatchets (in variety.) Knives and Forks and Butch- - er .Knives. Army Plates and Spoons. Handled Try Pans Coffeo Mills. , ; Also ' SUTLER'S HARDWARE. Country .Merchant's , Hardware. . ; ; Grocers Hardware. -Builders' Hardware . Carpenters' Tools. Coopers' T00I3. . a COLT'S" REVOLVERS. "Smith & Wesson's" OTaivy Pistols Cartridges,1 Gun Caps, Belts & Holsters. Gunsmiths' Hardware. Also: : : Platform Scales and Scale Beams. Gum BELTING & Packing AT FACTORY PRICES. ALL GOODS , sold at LOW WATER MARK ; For Cash. Charles Welfs9 13 First Street, Sign Golden Mill Saw Evausvillo, Jau. 11, 1&2. tlittuar t 9HITTBJV tiXPKS!8!il,i Fit H THK JOL'ttNAIi. AND l)EilGATKl TO TUE PUBLIC Wheu night obscures th light of day, A Coal Oil Lamp is good you'll say ; Go where you havo the least to pay, And off to VIC'KEBY'S wend your way, Where Oil is Forty cents pyr palli'ii, Aud pleuly to &UIly the oiiliioa. A large supply of Lumps you'll iind, Of styles and prirss to suit th mind; There's no light cheaper to be found Not even candlos at VZ cents per pound ; So at TICKKRY BROS, be sure to c.ill To buy a Lamp and get some Oii. If Lard or Fluid Lamp you've g )t. We can put on a Coal Oil top So cheap aud nice tbat you Bill pmi'Ur, -Aud protest 'gaiuat r'loid and daiiirer5 So fetch your Lamps and save yonr diu-ei. And thu economise these hard timt-H jau7 ... VICKKRY BROS., 82 Main at. jlrJi, MVTMttiHS Jisru.nto- " sr tera, whose husbands, si'ns and iTottivrs are serving iu the army, cannot put int o their knapsack a morn necessary or vi'iiaMo gift than a tow boxes of nOLLOWAY'S PILLS It OINTMENT. They insure health ev:i tiwd -r tt - xposures of a soldior's life. Ouly 2t evulu a lix or pot- ... . -21 J dec3 TS. per lb. for uica frsh dr-eil r'licken Fat YtCKKKY BROS., Oer7 No. 82 Mr. t. ,1' tJKXJJ'iJtIitl Hit Ul.ti I 'i, - assortaient of ilia nboe celebialwl Ulovea just received at - SCUAPKER & SOUSING'S, def.Jfl - No. 4s Maiu sirei t. Of 1it t, ttlM, CU.riiBN.-Vor silo at S jtnll VICKKRY HI SjOKfii jj stratus.l Cnba SuirarB lost received New Or.e tue uud aud f-r ta!e at a sa-all advance ou ro-it, at TICKER Y BR'f. No. 82 Sluit) Mrot. jan!4 TF? J, 1 VS.' Lie Wheat and Cw.kwbeat JL vlour in a j bags rtquiiB ' a; !oBt VlCK-KY'r N.i. 81 M A i Bi. mark .-'i rate jol4 M-mfiMf UltOOJl A i(,x-l Broom f.r S l 'i cent and better tinw Soakers at 25 cent ecb, at jan!4 ViCKETtY BRS. No. 8! Main f-tfOt. lJ.VLFti .'ihr lourih juvoice n thirtr duvs received iter .t-"wimer -At-V of lamps i Lebanon, comprising aereit vxne:y of otyles, su perior to auy yet received. Alto, a supply (f the KofcranZ or "Star Burner" thados, ctiimuoys. vtleks, 4c. For sale at VICKKRY BltO'S, Jul4 No. S2 RlRi.i sirtet. . . JUM MJVf t- 1,500 half and omni-r boses 9 iorsaleby S. Si. GILBERT Jt CO.. dec27 No. 4 Sycamore stroot. Imu-t, ail S'?.es. for 1siebv S. R. GILBERT CO., Bov8 No. 4, Sycom.ire street. ts rgjVMK HTJH niJHlyrfH," Oeuoral B. lio.-ecrats patent C'Gal Oii Burners, porta bio, only requiting tnt.j rhimnevs. Sample may beeesu at VICKKRY BROS. "l!'DUM VIVIMUS V8VA.VJUS." ST. CHAKLES ItESTAURANT "CHARLEY" II ABBE, Prop'r. - 1 hasjuat been repiiied and rerltted. aud is now opened to the public. No expense has been spared to place the 8t. Charles in first rate trim, and it will bo kept as a tint claus house iu all reaped. GAME, IS THK PF.AHON. - 0 1ST -DCr 2. 3 , And eve'ythinK edible to te purchased iu the mtir ket will be served r.y at the 6T. Cil A RLKS at at hours. In a style which will suit tlie most faotiui ou epicure. Choice Brandies and Imported Wios-; the bes; brands of Old Bourbon aud AIiitiig.ihela. and A No. 1 Li-juors of all kinds will he foil, id at the bai of the at. Charles. Imported Cigars, ; All the favorite Havana brands ulways oq hand a" The patronage of my uumorom friend aud the public gituerally is respectfnllv solicited. oc4-6bi CHARLKY IIAUBR. JUr new Beef Tongues, at dec28 VICKKRY BROS., 82 Jlnin st. OLH MilMMtlb dozen extra oil Oil Burners just received for tb purioie of aU tering Lard Oil and Fluid Lamps. Lamps can be changed in Ave mlautos. Ala. 10 do-i Coal Oil Chimneys; S down Brushes to clean chiiuuevs ; Wickiug and Shadas, at VIC K. K Y B noy.

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- . "T IiXClUSlVelV for the JOlirnal. CONGRESSIONAL. : XSXVII CONGRESS FIRST BESSION. ,-; Washington, January 17. house. un motion ot air. i-en ton over one hundred bills from the Court of Claims were referred to the Committee on Claims. The House resumed the consideraiiou of the PennsylYania election'' case. A vote was first taken on the substitute reported from the minority of the Committee on Elections, that John M. Butler is not, and Wm. E. Lehman is, entitled to a seat as Representatiye from the First Congressional District of Pennsylvania, which was adopted by a vote of 75 against 37. - The House then concurred in the Senate's amendments to the bill to promote the efficiency of the Dead Letter Office. -. Mr. Delano made a report from the Committee for the District of Columbia, on a resolution ofred to them relative to Marshal . Lamon's jail regulations. The committee say that it was strictly iu Marshal Lamon's official discretion to make ru!3 to remedy the existing abuses. The committee asked to be discharged from further consideration of the subject. The further consideration of the subject was postponed. Steyens front the Committee on Ways and Means reported a bill for the support of West Point Military Academy. . He took this occasion to explain the raajons why the appropriation bills were not sooner re ported, lie stated that the committee are gathering facts, and work for hours after attending to business in this hall. He de L i red to say that the criticisms, and libels of the press would not make them move one minute faster than a due regard for public interests win permit. - . j Sknat. : 'Chandler presented the credentials of the Hon. Jacob Howard of Michigan, as Senator elect from Michigan in place of Bingham deceased. ' . Mr. Howard appeared and took the oath Several petitions in faror of the emancipation of slaves, were presented. Mr. Trumbull presented a petition from C. L. Sandford, who represents himself as a contractor with Messrs. C jmuiings and Tucker. He says be received information from the War Department that tbey, Cummiegs and Tucker, were authorized to act, bnt is now surpnsed to learn that Mr. Cameron says the beads of Bureaus made all the contracts. Mr. Saaf.rd asks the passage of a law to legalize the contracts made, so as to prevent tops to honest contractors. Referred. , Collamer, from the Committee on Post Offices, reported back the House bill in re lation to the letters of sailors and marines. The bill was passed. air. ressenaen, irom tne vommittee ou Finance, reported back the House joint reso lution, declaratory ot the purpose of Con gress to impose a las bill. The bill paaaed yea?, 39 nays, Mr. Powell. Mr. Dixon, from the Committee ou Con tingent Expenses, reported btauk the resolution to psty Mr. Stanton I lie usual compensi ion. ami mileage. Mr. Vessenden moved to amend the reso lution so ns to make it exclusive of mileage. Hits was agreed to, mid the resolution passed. - MORNINGREPORT. Mason and Slidell Safe The Burnside Expedition heard from Chaplains in the Army Sigel to be a Major-General Washington Specials General Stone in Trouble. New 1'oek, Jan, 16. The brig Mountain Eagle arrived here -reports the British steamer Gladiator with tbe traitors Mason and Slidell on board, arrived at St. George, uermuda, on the 9th inst., and sailed for St. Thomas on the 10th. whence the two rebels would take passage for England. the steamer Monterey from. Port Royal 9th. reports on the afternoon of toe 12th she passed the . Burnside expedition, this side Hatleras. TRIBTXE 3 DISPATCH.' Washington, Jan. 1G. The juiat resolution of the Legislature of New York, in re lation to the reciprocity treaty with the British Provinces, w! ich was referred to the House Committee on Commerce, was committed to Gen. Weed, who prepared a report. An extension ot the features of reciprocity will be recommended aad a removal of the restrictions which render the operations of the treaty unequal. The committee propose to make this tbe occasion of extcudiug commercial relations with other nations on this continent. The House Military Committee at their meeting this morning, authorized Mr. Olin to report a bill reducing the number of chaplains to one to each brigade, and establishing hospital chaplains. This reduction has been asked for by many chaplains and clergymen, as well as hosts of officers. The Committee on the proposed national armory west of the Allegbanies, has met a sufficient number of times to learn that the members disagree so thoroughly tbat it will be impossible to secure a majority in favor of any place. Probably tbe Committee will recommend tb-it three commissioners be appointed by the President to select a site. Tbe nomination of .'Chark'3 H. Foster as Marshal of North Carolina," was rejected yesterday by the Senate. Gen. Sigel is strongly pressed for a Major Generalship by Senators and Representatives from the North-West. T1JIE3' DISPATCH, ' Tbe Committee on the conduct of the war have resolved to advise the immediate passage of a bill to punish with death any person who commits a fraud upon the Government, whereby a soldier is bodily injured, as for instance in the sale of unsound provisions; also to punish with imprisonment nod confiscation of all property end Government dues of all contractors who in any way defraud the Government iu the quality of goods sold, or services pretended to be rendered to the Govern raeut. Senator Sherman from the Committee appointed to examine and report as to the compensation of all officers of the Government, reported an important bill this morniug in relation to printing for Government. The bill proposes that a daily paper be printed under the- superintendence of the public printer, to be entitled the Congressional Record, to contain the debates and proceedings of each House in the form and Style of the Daily Globe. A number ot reporters of each House to have their compensation and their mode of selection "Xnd duration in office to be fixed by each House respectively. Tha bill also provides that

aad bindisg tnar be done under the same nrovisions. j Mr. Sherman intends to nrpe immediate acr tion. Tltc Govprnmpnt will eave nearly a rutiiion ui doiiars. . it is unaersteoo-l that -th ronlrHCt !rt out by Secretary Cauteron for oyer a quartiT of millions - riflrs-and carbine? will be ordered to be annulled by Congress, as they cannot be made available in the present war, aud aa Ihey are to cost an average of S7 above manufacturer's priees. They involve a loss of nearly nine millions of dollars to the treasury. Washington', Jan. 1G. The - contested election case of Stanton against Gen. Lane is considered one of the most interesting that ever came before the Senate. Lane's right to his seat was confirmed by a vote of 24 to 16. ' - A Ptaladelphian who had been ill pressed into the service of North Carolina, came into Gen. Hancock's brigade yesterday from Oenterville. He was on foot and armed with a Mississippi rifle. "- He occupied three days in making his way through the enemy's pickets and brings important information, - ' -:; WORLD 9 DISPATCH. ' ' " Washington, Jan. 16.Gen. Blenker appeared before the Van Wyck Committee to-day in regard to the charges of corrup tion brought against him. It is understood that he expiated tbem to the entire sati3 faction of the committee. The city i? filled with rumors about Gen V.one. It ia even said be is under arrest 'ihe feeling against him is eo strong that he will probably be removed ta some other neld of action. AFTERNOON REPORT. Latest from : Fort Monroe The Sebol Account of Mar. shall's Defeat Late News from all the Blockading Squadrons A Contraband . Vessel Captured Firing at Fort Pickens--The Burnside Fleet off Hatteras. Louisville, Jan. 17. Tbe "Jonrnal'9 Munfordsville correspondent says the rebels are driving into and killing cattle in the ponds and water courses on the route of the federal army, to render tbe water unfit for drinking. r ort woskoe, Jan. lb. Tbe remaining vessels of Burnside's expedition which have been detained Dere by bad weather, left this morumg. The tegular Thursday flig of trnce took toCraney Island severe! i.ayseneers for the South. The boat brought buck several re leased prisoners, a monir them, Lieut. Knirht. of the 1st Minnesota. Nineteen citizens also came over to go North. The ouly news in the boutoern papers, is an exaggerated account of the alluir between llnmphrev Marshall and Col. Garfield, in which it ia stated that the former was retreating when he waa attacked. The fighting is said to have been very hot and the rebels, of course. gained the victory, with small loss. One hundred and sixty prisoner of war are expected here, to-morrow, to be exchanged and sent North. Tbe gunboat, Rhode Island, arrived from Galveston, this morning. Her dates ate, Galveston, Dec. 23; Ship Island, 3l3t ; Mobile, 31st: Fort Pickens. Jan. 2d: Kev West, Gth; and Port Royal, 12th. iuecunboals bt. Louis, New Loudon. and Water Witch, left Ship Island for Beloxi, Dec. 31st. The result was not learned. but as the Rhode Island was leaving, the New London was seen returning with three schooners in. tow. Tbe schooner Venu3 was captured off Galveston by the Rhode Island. She was bound - from Point Isabel for Franklin. La., with a cargo of tin, copper, lead, and wood valued at 10,000. She was sent to Ship Island. Ihe rebel steamer Florida was inside Horn Island. The rebel batteries at Pensacola having repeatedly fired at our small vessels, Fort Pickens opened on the rebel steamer Times which was landing stores at the navy yard on tne nrst. ine reoel batteries responded. and the firing continued till evening. Fort Pickens firing the last shot. The rebel guos were well aimed; most of theirbell3 burst inside the fort. Only one of oar men was wouuded. One "of our shots made a large breach in Fort Barrancas. In the eve ning one of our shots set Ere to Warrington. Theconflagrationconlinued all nightand tbe place was still burning on the evening of the 2d, when the Rbode Island left. The fire was seen at a distance of thirty-five" miles at sea. Tbe Mount Vernon which arrived here yesterday for coal, left her station off Wil mington, N. C, on the 12th inst. Sheencountered the storm of Tuesday. She met part of the Burnside fleet off Hatteras. The Mt. Vernon reported that she burnt a licht ship ou New Year's night, which was De ng- fitted ont for a gunboat under the guns of Fort Ledswell. The rebel steamer Gordon is on the stocks for repair of damages received in her encounter with the Mt. Vernon in December. New York, Jan. 16. The Bermudian of Jan. 8th has tbe following paragraph : Her Bi-ittanic Majesty's steamer Racer. arrived here from New York on Fridav la3t. Her advices aro to the 29th nitimo. and contain news of the highest moment. The American Cabinet have acceded to the just demands cf Great Britain, via: restoration to her protection of the four persons forcibly taken prisoners on the steamer Trent. This decision must, we think, be hailed with satisfaction by all parties. We are thereby spared from "the apprehensions of the horrors of international war, and the Americana have shown their good sense in thus complying with the very moderate demands made of them. Chicaoo, Jan. 17. The ppeeial to the Times dated twelve miles from Columbus on the 16tb, Mys an additional force with Gen. Grant aud staff left Cairo yesterday at 10 o'clock, and overtook McCIernand's, Payne's and Cook's columns during the afternoon. I am uot permitted to state where we are going or what troops. We have heavy pickets placed in all directions. No skirmish yet. New Yobs, Jan. 17. Robert Ft. Oakley, President of the National Bank Note Company, died yesterd.ty. Advices from Port Royal, state that an expedition towards Savannah was supposed to be in progress. Reconnoitering parties have proceeded beyond Tybee island, with apparatus for removing obstructions from tbe river and creeks south of the Savannah river. It is understood that tbe land force would consist of 10,000 men, and Warsaw Inlet would 1 tbe best destination of tbe expedition. Tbe railroad is progressing across Hilton Head Island.

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NIGHT'S REPORT. Our Forces within 12 Miles from Columbus An'-Expe dition against Savannah contemplated A Utah Governor driven off Wa shington Items Firing hard at Paducah Grant orders the Hospitals to be m readiness The Indiai r. boys at Romney impatient to go m "Late news from the WestThe pirate Sumter turned up at Cadiz. New York, Jan. 17. A Harrisbnrg letter ot tne totn states mat Uen. Williams is in command of four Union regiments, and three 12-pounder Parrott gun3. Small bodies are scattered along the river thence to Cumberland. - At New Creek near Cum berland are four regiments, while 7,500 or 8,000 are at Patterson's Creek, eight miles below Cumberland. Gen. Kelley ia at Cumberland. He has three full batteries besides many pieces in position. The rebel Gen Jackson is near Bath with 15,000 men and L'9guns. " tne umo ann Indiana troops express a great desire for Rosencrans to be put in command at Cumberland, and say with 30,000 men he will whip Jackson, take Winchester and turn the right flank of Manassas within a fortnight. Salt Lake, Jan. 17. Gov. Dawson left , here December 3 i st on account of a personal difficulty. He was pursued, whipped ana rooDea twelve miles East. Seven desperadoes who committed the assault have been arrested. Three of them in attempt ing to escape irom onicers were, killed. . special to post. -i - washihgton, Jan. 17. The Committee or W ays and Means is busily engaged in the consideration of financial plans. The Com mittee ia understood to adhere to the Droject of an income tax, notwithstanding the i vigorous opposition which tbat measure baa encountered. The Ceneral Banking Law was discussed by the Committee this morning. The result or tne aeuoerntionsB39 not been announced. it is Deiieved that tbe new tariff bill will reduce the free list and greatly increase the unties on spices. beoator llson .this morning introduced into the Senate a new bill in relation to tbe office of army sutler. It abolishes the oaee in all cases with the exception of mil itary ports and proposes that tbe Commis saries of the General Army shall furnish thirty different articles to regiments at ten per cpnt. prom. Rolla, Mo., Jan. 1". The briarade which nas lett here tor the West within the past tnree days is composed of the 35th and 36th Illinois, 25tb and 44th Missouri and Bachon s and IloUman a batteries, under com mand of Gen. Osterhaus. Another brigade under Geo. Sigel will probably leave in a day or two, and Gen. Sigel will doubtless assume the command of the entire division at the proper time. Cairo, Jan. 17. Advices from Cane Girardeau state that the expedition which left here for Dallas aud Bloomlield, return ed this moruing bringing twenty-three prisoners, among tbem Capt. Day of Jeff. Thompson's army. lieports from Paducah sav heavv cannon ading was heard on the Tennessee river this morning. General Grant sent instruc tions to all hospitals here to-day to be in readiness at short notice. Nothing of im portance from the expedition. - St. Loui3, Jan. 17. Navigation entirelv suspended here in consequence of the gorging of ice twenty miles below the city, extending to a point some distance above town. Troops are now being sent to Cairo by railroad, but their advance is materially retarded by inadequate means of crossing the river here, the ferrv boats not beintr H I ! O t . 1 run anrl Ilia in. f V. : (TT . ly strong to bear heavy weights. Tbe w.-iiKaii ; . l .,-..( : : i . I - - " uv. wciliii OUtUUiCUl- I . v-iun .auiuunauuBau, uowover, anui i-uore wm prospect oi a speedy opemng m the river. Gen. Price, member elect from tho 5th Congressional District, left for Washington to-day No person will hereafter be allowed to leave this city until his baggage has been searched by officers appointed for that purpose, and tiunks sealed. Some of our papers are ventilating the antecedents of the newly appointed Senator. Wheeling, Ya., Jan. 1 7. The bill known as tbe Pennsylvania Railroad bill, was de feated in the lower Honsa of the Legislature to-aay, Dy a vote ot J.i lo nine. New York, Jan. 17. Hiram Barney, Collector of New York, received a dispatch per Arabia, dated London, Jan. 4th, as follows : The Sumter has arrived at Cadiz, having burnt three vessels. (Signed) C.F.Adams, U. S. Minister. Washisgton, Jan. 17. The President, upon the application of the delegation from New York to-day, appointed Maj. A. Doubleday, a Brigadier General. CINCINNATI MARKET. Ciscisnati, January 17. Flour firmer and in good demand ; superfine could not be obtained for lesB than $4 at the close. Wheat in good demand and two cents higher; red 8587 ; wheat 92. OataErmat28. Active demand for corn at 23. Rye in active demand at 53. Whisky in active speculative demand and c higher ; eales of 1,200 bbls. at 18 1 0 1, the latter rate for wagon. Hogs opened firm at 3.30,3.45, but closed rather dull and not so much disposition ; receipts 2,400 head. Good speculative demand for meaa pork ; sales 2,500 bbls. at 9.50 here; 9.00 delivered at points in Indiana Terr Haute and Cambridge City. Demand for lard has fallen off, and tbe market closed quiet at 6 J6 j for couutry and city. Green meats c higher and in good demand at l, 2j(23. An improved demand for bulk sides ; 200,000 pounds at 4. No demand for shoulders. Coffee firm and in good demand at 19311. Molasses 4547. : Exchange steady at J discount and par buying, and par to premium selling. The nevis from Netv York influenced the money market fivorably. "

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MB tWME Are now receiving their Third Rtonlr af RaoI anil &bue this season, and are now prepared to show the saino. i It id the lurrest and mo at nimiiltifa stock Of ' - au ua ruuuu iq me nate ; ami nnriDy oeen pnrvuoovu iur vuau, mey can ana win oner superior W 1& ....... Cash layers f Our Stock is compottd in pari of the fellow tng, tO'ivil : 200 cases Men's Grain Cav alry Boots 18, 22, and 24 inch Lees. 50 cases Men's Gents' Boots. 100 cases calf and P. calf do. dO cases Kecrro Boots. 6-11. 7-12, and 9-14. 7o cases Bovs' Gent, and calf do. oO do Youths' Gent, and calf do. 30 do Children's calf do. 15 do Men's Neerro Bros-ane 6-11. 7-12. an if Q.14 50 cases Men's Prime Wax Brosrans30 cases Men's calf and kir B'd Brosrans. 10 cases Men's calf Scotch Boots Extra. 10 cases Men's best Plow Shoes. Cases WOmeil S kid, gOat Mlf a T . UttH, UI1U Kip JDOOtS. in MO)a Wnmi. lI calf. and groat Balmoral Boots. iu cases Misses' kip, calf, kid and coat Boots10 cases Misses' calf, coat and kid Balmoral Boots 20 cases Boys' Prime WaBrosrans, 1-5. and 4-6. 20 cases Youths' Prime Wax do., 9-13. sases Childs' calf, goat, iua, ana kid iioots. 6 cases Childs' eoat and call u aim oral Boots. 10 cases Men's Gum OverShoes and Sandals10 cases "Women's do. 5 cases Misses' do. 10 cases Men's Buffalo OverShoes Assorted. 10 cases women's do. As sorted.' IV Besides everything lee that on would look for in a Wholesale Boot aud Phne Store. We have also in store KiOcases Hen's, Boys, and nil r Ma' Vnr .Bit U.'.,l Of latest st le., that we ars selllnK below lbs mar ket. Wa Was pride la showing and priotog our uooa soioe iraaa. urni ana examine ror yourselves, or read your orders. We speak satisfaction In either ease. HEAD & LIWREXCE, EYANSVILLE, Dectnhtr 28, 1S61.

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Sar sazar HlZa A coroiwind remiy, designed to be the mont ffrtvml Altnmtive that can bo mado. I k U a couceiitriU;! -extract of I'nre riarsHjrilln, so combined with other substances of still (cr"r ullrative power as to afford c-ff.tctive antido:., lor the iiseases SnrsupariM is repnted to euro. It is 1-lievt-d that hitch a r-nioiy U wantc! by tboifl who srttter from Strumous r.onipbunts, and tbat one which will accomplish tbeir cure must prove of immense sorvire t tLij largo portion of our alliiot- ' etl fcllow-citizous. llovi completely this outpoint-! fll do it has been proven by exurimt)i,t n it ny of the worst casts to 1 1 fuund "of I be 1 complaints: Scrofula and Scrofuloni Co!i.T!itirit, Frm4 ;ii and Eruptive Iliseasoa, rictira, Haiptes, IJit-bi-. Tumors. Salt lUioum, Scald Had, Syphilis ai. ! Syphilitic A8c!iori, Mfrcnrinl Disease, Drop.-, Neuralgia or Tic Dolourenx, Debility, DyspepM and Indigestion, Erysipelas, Kose or Bt. Anthony Fire, and indeed the whole cliiss of complaint arising from Impority of the Blood. This compound will be fount! a grpat promoter of health, when taken in the fprins, to expel the foul humors which foMer in the blood at timt ne.ison of the year. By tho timely expulsion of then, many rankling disorders ar. nipii iu the bu.i. Multitados can, by the aid of tbi smedy, spare themselves from the endurance ot loul eruption and nlrerona sores, th roach which the system w ill try to rid Itself of corruptions, if not assisted ti do this through tho natural channels of tha boi!y by an alterative medicine. Cleanse ont the vitiated blood whenever yon find ita impurities bursting through the skin in pimples, eruptions, or sores; cleanse it when you find it is obstructed and

sluggish in the veins; cleanse it whenever (it ia foul, and yoar feelings will tell you when. Kreu where no particular disorder U lelt, people enioy bettsr health, and lfve loneer, for cleansing the blood. Keep the blood healthy and all ia well; bnt with this pabulum of life disordered there can be no lasting health. Sooner or later something must go wrong, and the great machinery of lit;, is disordered or overthwu. Sarsaparilla has, and deserves much, the rep'ilatiou of accomplishing these ends. JJut the wji Id hui been egreionrly deceived by preparations of it, pat tly because the drug alono has tot all the virtue- that is claimed for it, bnt more be cauau many preparations, pretending to bo concentrated extracts of it "contain but liuloof the virtue of aarsaparilla or any thing else. - Curing late years the public lias been misled by lorRe Iwttles, pretending to give a quart of Kxtract of tiarsaparilla for one dollar. Mont of llinsj h-ivj been frauds npon the sick, for they not only contain little, if any, Karsanarilla. but often m rm . tiva properties whatever. Hence, bitter ami pain ful disappointment has followed the ne of he various extracts ot Sarsnpnrilla which flood the market, until the name itself is Jnntly despised, and has become synonymous with imn,itin .) -i.uur Still we call this compound Sarsaparilla, and intend to supply such a remedy as shall rescue the name from the load of obloonv which reuti nr,.ln ii ,a,..i Iwe think we have ground for believing it has virion which are irresistible by the ordinary run of the . .v. .iur. j u ui uer 10 pec lire their complete eradication from the system, the remedy should be Judiciously taken accrdiug i directions on the bottle. PREPARED BY Dr. J. C. AYEE, Irlce,$l per Kottci Six Hotlcs rot S3 Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, has won for Itself such a renown for the cure of very variety of Throat and Lung Complaint, I liar it is entirely unnecessary for us to recount the evidence of tts virtues, wherever it has been employed. As it has long been in constaut line throughout thia section, wo need not do more than K3..ure th peopla ita quality is kept up to the beat it ever ha.i been, and that it may be relied on to Uo for the.r relief all It has ever b n found to do. Ayer's Cathartic Pills, FOB THB CURB OF OotUvenen, Javr-Aioe. Ihwnenna Font Stomach, Eryripelat, Headache, I'ihi, lilmm-w.. wsm, Kruptiont, and tjkin Ltieeaeen, Lirer CnipU,nit, lvpf. Tetter, Tumort and Halt A'teum, li". -jj7, Goat, A'enralaia. at a Dinner Fill. nW f .r 7W?.' ... tk. Blood. They are smrar-coated. so that the r..r.f Hvo can take them pleasantly, and they are the best aperient in the world for ail the nurnoHes of a family pbysiu. raica 25 CINTS FEtt box ; 6 box es fob SI .(. Great nnmbers of Clergymen. riivNirinn. fimfe. men, aud ejxinent personages, have lent llieir names to certify tiie unparalled usefulness of the.,., remedies, butoiirHnace bore will not nerniii ih.. in sertion of them. The Agents below named iurni-h gratis our Amebic. Almamac in which Uugiven, with ilno full descriptions of the above complaints, and the treatment Ih for their enre. Do not be put off bv unnrlue ii.iod -;.!, other preparations they make more prolit on. Iemana aver s, and take uo other. The sick want tho best aid there is for them, and they should have it. All our rcmodiee are sold whnlt-.Haln nn.i v-i-iti i.er Keller A White, N. 3. Thomson, ilierbower A Pearce, Leich St UarLstadt. K van vi I in. ml On ull dealers in medicines overv where. Wholesale agenls. Allan A tvi.f7inein.i-ir; .- B. A. Kobinson Co., Louisville. JfJ.Vl f.yjU T H fJiPflt. - reams ai-s-sorted, fancy colors and new stvle.i, jiii t ieceiven, for sale by S. K. CILUKKT et to. janll No. 4 t-yeamcre nt. COffJi S lot) b'ls prirne for telle 1 y 8. E. GiLUEliT & CO. by . GiLBEltT & CO Janll no. 4 Sycamore str reut. WIS 10 pej extra quaiitv 1;;,;.! mixed Jeans Just received and for mUu chi na at hCUAPKlia BrSftTNtJV. 6ec30 K. 4j jjaiu htrtet. havejnit real Oil Lam m. M-s ceived a lame assortment of Coal Oil selected In person exprcn-ly for thu tvau.ivllle trade. We solicit an examination ,f nriew an, I quality, as we are confideut a better or ch" ip-r lot cannot be fjund thia side of Cincinnati. Price from 60 cents to f I 75 each. decl9 VlCKUlf BROS., 82 Maio s. IT VCK UTII K.I T fT. 0 1 11 io sac 1, l ih k - MM wheat Flour. Kxlra. at jan8 II. A. CiMiK'fl. mt wJS. GALLON. 25 bMs surar Iiiiiihd Mo!mvs-s. just received and fur sale at 6U cental per palion, ui II. A. CoOK'.S. Jan8 Lamps ! Lamps ! K3 LAMl'd, ss you can tret them altered t.-r a small price, when they will bo junt us good as any Coul Oil Lamps that yon can buy. I have en hand a stood supply of geuuino COAL OIL, EX THA It URNKlSf, LAMP CJllMXErft. COAL OIL MICKS. Also a good assortment of Coai Oil Lamps. Th; above are for sale at low prices, at janG 11. J. KCULAEPiKU'S Pruff.itore. JVO. 1 VGHJY 8T.3KCM. Kur t-ale at H.J. SfULAKPFEIi'S nov6 Newr llniif t'-re 60 dec7 'TH. per gallon (or ttet article ol cold oil, at VICKEUV IJI.or., &i Maiu e!. jjTtOCO JYITttl cak,new crop, tit re - c ceived and lor sal by B. K. GILBERT St CO., dec27 No. 4 t-ycmore Btreet. ar woks f 11 lj.i.hL tl TM -A hue lot of MM. heavy iloraa lilanaets and t'over-f in-t i ceived at bCIlACKEli fc BUS.-il,'j s, No. iJ Main Mrcet, dec 30 Tfiia.niL,tfIsUIt. D Hicks iL Wheat Flour; oKhfsscks White White Wheat flour, at A. COOK'S. 73 Main street. jan8 6.THJi t.Yf! It HOJJi I. ''" Ihs !,.. i. -li. A. COOK'S. 73 .Vain street. t9 Hooey, at janS C'Hon ti .YJ1 w a hj.i;j. a si t.uni. 6 hhds choice N. O. Sugar, nt Jan8 H. A. COOK'S. 150 HI 11 ill, t JBKA.N, at U. A. COOK'S, 73 Main si ret. jan 8 i barren On- . COOK'S, 4 Main fctrvt. Apples, at II. A J.n8 1 ffWAJL OIL! VOJIt, Ul !.!:! bbls extraO'oal Oil, inst roceived at jma U. A. COOK'S. 71 Maiu tret. W JIBIt OMM., bi is exira No. 1 winter J&Lrf strained, Lard Oil. inst received, at janS II. A. COOK'S. ZjTI E M USj'XfJsi. OiiiTpoli u -U Jf choice new and very fat Oeercta llank C-d-nsn, at U. A. COOK'S, 7J Mai tl street. Jan t fi HKKI. I.Y MITT - 10 kilts No. 1 Maxkerel; It' do o. 2 do; 5 do mess do. At II. A. janS COOK'S m Ms.f "t tHt.Ui.1f; 10 l ane Mil Hint Uoaiony, at H. A. Col-K S. j.iu8 TJHlll hoi.--K3t I'earl Starch, just received at jan8 . II. A.

Of .et n " - W tbe euTOUce of Huow, Urown, Wiad-or, Vat" gated and Orystalized bar 8oaps, fer cal-i ! II. J. SCIi LA - 1'KKK'S, jaul l'iu St vu'i