Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 14, Number 107, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 1 February 1862 — Page 3

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SATI.l: r A V V tlNINC . .FECRt'ABY 1 Arrivii! and Departure of the . TIT J. X Xj SI . Tbe timo here art down in adjusted to contract kovrt. On the River thaire is variation according to ci rcitmatancva.l T!MK OF CLOSING. Railroad Mxil t lor Vtticeuni'8, Terra? Haute, Priiiopton, Wahinstaa, rjtersburgh, Sullivan, Carlisle, Rockvillo, Icdianapolia. Cincinnati. Louiaville, St. Louis. Cairo, Chicago, and other Northern, Eastern, a:id Western' pointa, aud Railroad Way Unices, every day except Hnddiy, at ... 8 k. tt. Lnimille Mail (river) every Tuesilay, Thursday, and Saturday at 0J r. M Pwlncuh Mil (river) every dy ia the week except Sunday aud Thursday at llJa . . . Grn Hiv-r Btnil (for Bowling Grwjn and way paduta) every Monday aud Tbura- , day at - 3J4 r. . St'. 1'rninn MrtiT (land) every Tneeday, Thnr-uHy, aud S,tturdaj at . . AVmj Hiri-y Mail every Monday, Wednea.iar, aud Friilay at 7J i. w. Ro -kport Mail (land) every Monday, WedEesdav, and Fiiday at k. M. Peierttmroh Afuil (way) every Friday at ' &V a. H. (Petersburg!! letters, Ac. come aud go by Railroad daily.) Cgnthiana Mail every Wednesday at 7 9. . I Leaves at 5 a. m. Thnrsaiav moruinz.) Military mail tor c-alnouti and Pr-ottaville, 11 F. M. TIME 1fcLlVlSKl-Sti. Uilod Mail, every day except Sunday at Il.I Arrives the night before, after oflice hours. lyoi't.rtle Mail (river) every 'luesiluy, ' nitrml y, and balaraia-y by 6 r. Fa-r.'c-ai Mailt evnry day io the woelc e&ax-pt &uaday and Thursday by 8 a.. Jvf tfitr Jfavi, every Monday aud Thursday by 2 r. JUL Vernon Mail (land) every Monday, Wednesday, aud Friday by 3 P. Srm Hnrmong Mail, every Tuesday, Thursday, aud Ttaturday by 4 P. Hneiport Mail (laud) every Sunday at I P. M and Wedneaahiy and Friday at 7 a. lArrivea the evening before, after office hours.) lter.lHTnh Mail (way) every Friday by 8V A. Vunll.tana Mail every Friday at 7 A. M. (Arrives ttie eveuiuir before, after office honra.) aro"t Olflce own at 7 a.m. and close at 7 r. M. on week days. Delivery cloees from 8 to a. H. on weeic days during ibe closing ol ttie Railroad mail. Office open from 8 to 9 J A. M. on the rarbatli. JAMES H. McN KELT, P. M. EvanHVi!!, Ind., May 1, 1861. tuly22-ywc Uigh J.lrtutf This ia very apt to produce a disordered btonmth, resuUinH iu D)rpep8ia. JiffiMir fin muti liitt rs wiii eufrely relieve any uaiuea or bad feting, and pievent mole serioua cougf qiunris. If yon hue the Dytpepfi, few lottles will eutirely restore the digntivo organs to tlndr o. if;iual ior. They are f-.r sale by druggists aud dialers iu medirine everywhere, at 75 cnta pxr buttle. jao'.il Mi im with ih ff-rmmtcai gfttmmurm that we rcroutuieiid to t hote en ffet iifg from RheuaiatismB (out, or Neuralgia, or the pernicious eflVcts of Mercury, Mr. Lelaud's Auti-Rbetimatic Hand it l'ii-K the ouly remedy forlh.xie hitherto Itirnrable complaints, oe ndverttsenieut iu another column if our p ipi r, of ti e Autt-Elieiimatic Hand. Urht mm (utuHsf uf tm1Cring mmd Iueaso auioit tile Voluntors would le preveuted by the fit use.f HOLLOWAY'8 TILLS AND OINTMENT. For Wounds, ?ores aud Scurvy the Oiutncut is a o:"tuin ciro, and fr Rowel Com plaints Fevers, Small I'ox. 1c. , (ho Pills are the lest niedit'ine in th world. 221 -f Vhiufuf tltmuiy ii m Jay Jfvrtm r Who can ho beniitiltil with a sickly pale complexion ? Kcop the pores cf the ekiu free, and 111. blood pnre, and your cheeks will vie with the rose aud lilly. The skin is formed with thousands of ports iu every inch of surface whose oflice it is to carry off the imparities of tho blood tho acknowledged cause of all diseases of mankind whtin the skin is dry and parched-vwhen it is covered with eruptions when it is cold aud clam my wheu thoro is iaward fever or iufl imnialiuu it is iuipossiblo for the skiu under these circumstances to perform its proper functions, and to carry off the imparities from the body as designed by onr Creator. JCDSON'3 MOUNTAIN HERB PILLS remove these obstructions, and produce free aud healthy blood, remove the eruptions from the skiu , aud cause it to brigh'ea with the flush of youth and Imuuty. Beauty without paints aud cosmetics beauty produced by health aud happiness. Judson s Mouulaiu Herb rills are sold by all medicine doalers. IUH Jtj-t HtTTHU :i doeu nice resh F:r!-s lor cents, and 2 pounds choice Butter for a quarter, at VI-JKKKY BROS, jou'-IS No. HI Alain street. a KMCJV -.V .-(f Mf TMi-1 t;rea Te i at t'roai H to jjlo per lb ; Black 60 to Site, and warranted to pleano, at jmJS MCKF.UY BRO'S. j n -v.v- jt jv I J it v v k - M. W11KAT tLOUU iu any quantities to suit the trade, Irech and good, ut VlL'KJCKY'U. A f (T per gntlou lor best article of coal W V oil, it V10KERY BRO: c!et7 8JMaiukt. 1 VTJ 1 cask, new crop, just re (SL' ceivei aud lor sal by b. K. GILBERT A CO.. dtv7 No. 4 tvcamore strf et. i.izx.j.yru h a HI it ti h th above celebraied vac. An assortment Gloves Just receive ! at of fcCUAPKER A BUSSINO'S. lec3(J No. 4il Main street. 10 sacks Buckwbutt Flour, Kxtra, at janS B. A. COOK'S. CtiflVJi TJULJK IIVTTJiM, at ' declS H. A. COOK'S. -"vy-JiJy'TVClii' .WV Bought, Tor a jfr. lew dajs, at a small ditconnt. v. janld S. K. GILBERT CO.? be.t quality for sale low bv i S. E. GILBERT A CO. i'i bill's. tit-Ht. f innit l'itr Llf l.tms vri !. K. (;lLBSitTe:n. fTJtJ.H 1 1. jFA V It 50 sa :k lute JS Wheat Flo ir ; 50 ill ricks W hite Wheat Floor, at 11. A. CO IK'S. iuli8 73 Main street. vt eiZsst H 4,-C ttitjtM'. AJso tht; ese.ice of Snow, Brown, Wiadr, Variegated and Crystalizd bar Soarm, for pale nt U. J. fiCHhAMTKIt'S, jan!6 lrnr tora, ARTILLERY & CAVALRY EQUipMEMS. " iif setls (Hardware and tree complete) B mww F f,r artillery harutw; setts (do.) for Cavalry .ttnicntJ, and iunreased to any anionnt at aiiort u-'iic ; I .''-) yd.4. 6i in. uble thread eiiameled do. tt; . ' l,( .lo. f.-l enam. l.-tl drill; .i.iMsl do. ft -4 ('Himicli-I muslin, lis hidos enaniele! leather; ),) ta piileut dash leather; 40 dox. lio-skin roatin; - ' Reulatiou arid McLellan spars, swonlbelt trim naius and straps, together with a full assortment of tcools ia my line of business, fr -asa at low prices. C11AK.I.JL.S BA to CK, novS Water St. Pine Fur Gloves. 1tiV HKfRtfliU, J , Hit If Ssoitnieiitcf Eui Gloves, a suitable prtetit to your frieu'ls iu the army. Also a iinw lot of Laili.s fain, (ail s on an. I ntuko vour selei tieus. VAb'IIEK A MARCONN1KK. d-clS No. 3'J Maiu street. tons rih conntrv A. COOKS. 7:1 M ain street. JSJr Bran, at 11. JauS 50 busUtls vurv a 8 no an largSaeut Pt ls, ut II . A. COOK'S. jan7 1 vorv tine. uxt rtoei ved aud for sale by tUf H S. K. GILBERT A CO. Tlla. ti. tinKVIN. JlMlt UltlU CARvIN &. REID, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, orncc on third strt.et. AViil pay particular iiHeii'ion to the PUItOH ASK and ISALKof RKAL KSTATK. lanusautiw 111 1. 1. Is peceived ter steamers 1'raii ie Ros 1'raiiie Rose and Leb anon, the cluaitstt and uiioel yet receivetl, tor sa!e low bv bbl or -,all()U, at VICE FRY BROS.

Scrofula, or King's Evil.

is a convtituional dise-ise, a corruption of the blood by which this fluid becomes vitiated, weak and poor. Being in the circulation, it pervadss the whole body, and may burst ont ia disease in that part of it. No organ is free from its attack, nor is there one which it may not destroy. The serf) fa Ions taint is caused by mercurial disease, low livin g disordered or unhealthy food, impure air, tilth and filthy habits, the depressing vices, and, above all. by the venereal iu faction. Whatever be its oriciu, it is hereditary in the Constitution, descending " from parents to children, unto the third and fourth generation ;" indeed, it seems to be the rod of Uim who says, " I will visit the iniquities of the fathers upon their children. " Its eflecta commence by deiweition from the Mood of corrupt or ulcerous mat ter, which, in the lungs, liver, ami internal urgnng. is termed tuber cles; iu the (lauds, swell ins ; and, ou the surface, eruptions or sores. . This foul corrup tion, which (renders in the blood, denresaes the en ergies of life, so that scrofulous constitutions not only suffer from scrofulous complaint, but they have :"ar less power to. witusUuid the aiutcks or other diseases consequently vast numbers perish by disorders which, although not scrolulous in tneir nature, are still rendered fatal by this taint iu the system. Host of th9 consumption which decimates the human family has its origin directly in this scrofolons contamination ; and many destni.:tiv diseases of the liver, kidnejs, brain, and, indeed, of ail the organ, arise from or are aggravated by the same cause. One quarter of all orr peopla are scrofulous ; their persons are invade-i by this lnrkinfr infection, and their health is unde -mined by it. To cleanse it from the system we ml st renovate the bluod by an alterative medicice, an 1 invigorate it by healthy food and exercise.. Buch a inodiciue we snnolv in J3k- ycrs' s Compound Extract of SarsaparHIa, the most effectual remedy which the medical skill of our times can devise for this everywhere prevailing and fatal malady. It is combined from the most active remedials that have been discovered for the expurgation of this foul disorder li oua the blood, and the rescue of the system from its destructive consequences. Hence it should be employed tor the cure of not only Scrofula, but also those other affections which arise frt.m it, such as EucpTtvif and Skin Diskabeh. Si. Anthony's Fiee, Ross, or EnrsirrLis, Pimples, Pustules, Blotches, Ulains, and Hoiles, Tomobs, Tetter and Salt Rhech. Scald Head, Binqwobm, Rheumatism, Stphilitic and Mercurial Diseases, Dropsy, Deauu. laaeeo, ALL JOMVLAlNTS ABIDING FROM Vitiated ob Impure Blood. The popular belief In "impuritpof the blood " is founded iu truth, for scrofula is a defeneration of the blood. The particular purpose and virtue of this Sarsapariila is to purify and regenerate this vital fluid, without which sound health is impossible iu contaminated constitutions. "ST 3EL 3E5 JS FOB THB SPEEDY CORK OF Intermittent Fever, or Fever and Ague, Hemillent Fever, Chill Fever, Dumb Ague, Periodical Ileadachf., or Bilious Headache, and Bilious Fevers, indeed, for the whole class of diseases originating in biliary derangement, caused by the Malaria of Miasmatic Courttries. We are enal.l -il here to offer the community a remedy which, while it cures the above complaints with certainty, is still perfectly harmless iu any quantity. Such a remedy is invaluable in districts where thi'Se afflicting disorders prevail. This JURK " expels the niiuaiualic poison ofFBvsa ab AotiK from the system, aud prevents the developments of the disease, if taken ou the first aiproach of its premonitory symptoms. It is not only the best remedy ever yet discovered for this class ot complaints, but also the cheapest. The lar;e quantity wo snooty lor a dollar brings it within the reach or everybody; and in bilious districts, here Fever and Auuk prevails, everybody should have it and nee it freely, both for cure and protection. A great superiority of this remedy over aiy other ever discovered for the sedy aud certain cure of Iutermittenta is that itcoutains no Di-inin.. or Miueral, consequently it produces no quinism or j ujuiioiis enec wuatever nKn inn conntil iition. Those cured by it are left as hualthy as if they had never had the disease. Fever and Ague is not alone the coiiateouonre of the miasmatic poison. A irruat variety of disar. dreas arise from its irritation ; imonjr w hich are Neuralyia, Sheumatitm, liout, Hradacke, lilindnenn, TuathaiAie, Earache, Catarrh., AMirni, ai -I p tint ion, I'uiuJ'nl AifectioH of the IMits. l.Vma. I Wiai in n liouxls, Colic, I'aralmii and LeratmMeut of the. ttomach, all of which, when originating iu this cause, put on tho uUermiUeiU type, or become periodical. This "Cure" expels tho poison from the blood, and consequently cures them all alike. It is an invaluable protection to immigrants, or .ersous travelling or temporarily residing iu the malarious districts. . If taV.eu occasionally or daily while Xosed to the infection, that will lie excreted from me system, aud cannot accumulate in siillich iit quantity to rijs-n into disease, lleuco it is ev,.n more valuable for urotection than cure, anal low will ever suffer from Intxrmitta'uts if tlia-v avail themselves of t he protection this reined v nhords. Prepared by Dr. J C. AYEU & CO., Loweu, mass. Sole Wholesale and Retail Aireuts in K'vausvil'e KKLLKR Jt WUITK; BI kiRBOW K K A I'IKKCK ; LKICll a& OA RIjSTA IT ; and fr sale by all dealers anal wholesale a'.nts. Jane , l.Mtil-ly. JTWTJ9JSOJl9JSf MOUNTAIN HERB 9OIlfS w ic j' . Herbs, Barks and Roots VERSUS Poison's Minerals & Drugs. MOTHERS TAKE HEED. Do yon, when observing the the unasv a.-,;: .us o your children, consider that it may ls more than a rut-re cholic that afflicts them ? In nine cases out of t-n the causa of the little sufferer's atnru-eh is WORMS, a ad ihotdd In at one looked to. HEADS OF FAMILIES Do not let your chilreu snff r, when we you, in present JUDSON'S WORM TEA A SAFE AND PLEASANT CURI! for WORMS. How much safer and better would it be to h.iv it always in t ho house. A little delay when a child ia taken ill may be the canse of its death, while acting without delay, and by giving the MoUNTAtJi JiLKB TEA immediately, vou will not onlv save ihe child a hmjr and tedious illness, and vourselfmucb expense, but also ft-e! happier in knowing tnat you nave done your doty, an I perchance saved its uie. I bis medicin is combined purely of ROOTS and HERBS. NOT A PARTICLE Of CALOMEL OR MINERAL IS DED IN IT. No more filthv verniifnp will aS iqna1 .u iinea who eu.-e nsi this Tea. Tiie ouly aa-tivo principle ot all other Vermifuges and Paiu Killers, is. POISON YOUR CHILDREN. Use this simple, safe, vegetable medicine Tins Worm Tea was discovental ii o .1 anions: tho wilals of Northern Mexi.-n k.ii -- ronut of it you will Gnd in onr almanacs. Ask for ttie " ueacue ot lala Almanai ," t' the Atrent, and when you have renal it, send t to your nt-n lal.ori, that they may also know of and be cured l.v his GREAT KKMKOY. JUDSON'S WORM TEA Worms. NKVKR HARMS! 13 PLEASANT TO TAKE GET A PACKAGE-PRICE 25 CENTS. OUSKRVK. Always find tho Name Biid nature of It. li.JL'DSoN Jas :., rind thai put trait of Tstco, ou eac-h package of his Worm Tea. B. I.. JUDSON & CO., SOLE PROPRIKT () K S 50 Lteanstra Slrett. Sew Vork. Juuhoiii Worm Tea it sold by one Ageni in evert village, and by all Drtujgists. ' n2-1nid.tw ttVJS'tt 1. lts clmit e 11. A. alMlK'S 7.1 Afiuu street. Honey, at jaiaS hhds cIkiiou N. O. fugw, at II. A. WOK'R. HfU HHijyr tiJt VJS'TJLMi TS - M doaeu ust received at BCUAPKEit A RITaiiKr.'S. dcc-10 No. 4;l Main utreet. new Reef Tonirnes. at dec28 VIOKKUY BROS. 82 JIain at 1 JOJ at'CpAUViu store au.l for sale hv II. A. COOK.

NEWS BY TELEGRAPH. IT THE I. W. LIKE. Hsciuaivclv for the Journal.

CONGRESSIONAL. XXXVII CONGRESS FIRST SESSION. Washington, Jan. 31. House. Oa motion of Mr. Fessenden an editorial in the Chicago Tribune, stating that half of the cartridges furnished to the Barnside expedition contained no powoer, was referred to the government Contract Committee. MORNING REPORT. Arrival of the Africa Interesting Southern News SAVANNAH INVESTED Hebel Sour Grapes Federals advance on BowlingGreen Another English Complication Another Expedition South. Boston, Jan. 30. In the Houso a bijl in relation to reading the Bible in the schools was passed, requiring that some portion of it shall be read daily, omitting the words in the common English TeraioD, so that the Douay version may be read, if the school committee require it. The ship-ot-the-lioe Vermont w.13 commissioned to-day, aud will soon leave for Port Royal under command of Uapf. tJaldwin. She is thoroughly fitted for a store and hospital ship, and carries an armament of four 64-pounders and twenty 32-pouod-ers. New York, Jan. 30. The Africa from Liverpool 18th, and Queenstown 19th, is below. The following items are taken from Southern papers: Augusta, Jtio. 27. TbeJSavauuah Morn ing iSews of this date, says that thirteen Federal vessels, seven of which were steamers of war, are reported oflf'Skiddaway Island yesterday. Fifteen were also seeu from Fort Pulaski bound South ward. The Confederate steamers Savannah and St. Johns have reconnoitered Walls Cut and found the enemy trying to rem.ive (he obstructions placed in that locality. The Confederates discharged tnusket tt ihe Yankees, who Hed, leaving their provisions, bedding, blankets, &c. Acocsta, January 28. Intelligence front Savannah states that six federal vessels entered the river yesterday back or little Tybee, and passed up to the north end of Wilmington Island, trying lo cut off communication between Fort Pulaski and Savannah. Ihe enemy shelled Wilmington Island and fired on the Confederate steamer I.ln, Lint no injury was done. Commodore Tatnall's ileet was at Thunder Bay, but arrived safe at .Savannah. Fort Pulaski has provisions enough to last them six months. The New Orleans Crescent says tho Meamer Calhoun entered the Louisiana port on Thursday night, wheu she accidentally burst her boiler and became unmanageable. The captain fearing a capture, burned the vessel. The cargo was very valuable. Shortly after the commencement of hostilities, tho Calhoun was fixed up at New Orleans as a privateer. She made several trips, succeeding ia bringing in a kumber of rich prizes. The priuling oflice of the Sumter Republican at Americus was destroyed by fire. Mobile, Jan. 20. The Register states that a private dispatch from Pensacola, announces the safe arrival there of the coofederate schooner Jessie Richmoud. While attempting to run the blockade she got aground. The Captain and crew abandoned her and burnt the vessel, including about lfiO bales of cotton. Nashville, Jan. 20. Private dispatches from Bowling Green announce that 1,500 Federals crossed Green River yesterday. Baton Rocue, Jan 21. The Governor to-d;iy sect to the legislature his veto of the bill to loan the cotton planters $7 000,000 01 .Male treasury notes, as there is not u sufficient nmjority for it in either Mouse to Duns it over the veto. The Mobile Tribune of the 26th. slates that nine Federal bodies have been picked up ou tbe beach, killed by our men in taking of the schooner Wilder, and it express ed the opinion that at least thirty of the enemy were killed on that occasion. Tbe British consul has sent a messenger by a H ip of truce to demand the liberation of the schooner Wilder, which is claimed as a British vessel. TRIBUNE S DISPATCH. Washington, Jan. 30. A request has been prepared by Gen. Wool to the rebel military authorities in Richmoud, to permit an agent lo visit the field of Bull's Run, to obtain the remains of Col. James Cameron and brine; thru to Pennsylvania. 1 lie act ftstablishing the Court of Claims w ill bo amended, by making its decision final on concurrence of their judges, with a limit of appeal to the.U. S. Supreme Court, and tbe disability of Congressmen to practice in it. The bill for this purpoao will be presented to-morrow. C. B.Waite has been appointed a Justice of UtHh tertitory. TIMES EPECIAL. The Hone Committee on tbe PaciCc railroad met to-day and determined to re port a bill, but without recommending its pBBSBge or rejection. Gen. Stone arrived here to-day for the purpose ol appearing betore the eomruittee on tliH conduct ot tbe war. It is sunnoseil that be'will uot return to I'oolesville as ho lias expressed a wish to be relieved cf his command. HEItALUS DrSrATCH. General Ileintzleman, it is said, is to be placed in command of a new 'gr-iiij expedition lo the South, Ihe details of which are yet kept secret. Tbe President and Gen. MiCiellau tue hourly in expectation of important military movements in Missouri, Kentucky and Tennessee. Gen. Hunter's proclamation to his troops that he will command tho expedition across the plains is hailed here by military men as an omen of success. Geh: Lane's expedition, about whicli so much lias been said, was only in the imagination of Cm. Lane himself, as he was never authorized by the President or Gen McCIellan. Gen. Lime, when oniruissior.ed by the President, was informed that be would net as a subordinate officer to General Hunter, anal not independent of him. General Hunter will probably commaud a division at Poolesville.

Washington, Jan. SO. Tfa Ti'tajea' ccr

responaeat, on txmra ine transport or the success of Gen. Barnside 3 expedition CdhawbH, wbich arrived at -Anmipolis ou " in tha oj etjiDg vi at Itsist twoCoagressional the 28tb int., bus some interesting parties- : Districts, ll.trshal Nash Tavlor. the Pra-

lars in relation to tbe sinking of tbe second

stone fleet in Moflitt's Channel. Operatioua 1 tiou ordering an election ou the 22ad of were delayed by the stormy weather uotil February, toVatify or reject the ordinance Saturday, when the vessels were dismasted j of the Convention of the 18th of Novemand sunk in the same miuiner as those in ; ber, and also for the election of two Renre-

the maiu channel. Nkw York, Jan. 31. The fl-jating iron battery, which baa been -building fur. the last three months for the Government by Capt. Eritissou, at Guru Point, Long Island, was launched yesterday in the presence of a large crowd. There have been but 100 working days since the d:ttf of contract. The battery will be re;itiy for service in ti little ovvr a week. "- The Richmond Dispatch of Weilaesdiiy denies the importance of the toint trained by our fleet, and snys even wheu it get3 to Savannah it will not have accomplished much, thus admitting that Savannah is lost. Our fleet may burn Savannah it adds, but what theu ? It is not a place .f much importance, and has no cotton nor specie, and in fact is not as big as New York. AFTERNOON HE PORT. Arrival of the Africa Two days later news The English paper3 don't like the Stone Fleet Foreign Markets. New York, Jau. 31. The Africa fro 111 Liverpool ou the 1 Sib, and tueenstowu on the 19fh arrived here this morning with two days later advices. - . ' Ubeat Britain. The Commesioners of Customs hrtd received oraiers to permit the fiee exportation ot al! article afr.iiost wbich prohibitions were recently issued. ' It whs reported that Lord Russell, in response to a memorial from Liverpool .shipowners' Asociation in reference to the stone blockade of Charleston," said lie sent a dispatch iu December, vvurning the govern tuent at Washington ugainst the ill ft-eling that such a proceeding would engender, and also that it would lfad to the opinion that a reconstruction of the Union was considered hopeless. After the design wfts (.llr. rteal out, heseut anulher iliipHtch. exiirt-4--ing stroii"; hopes Hint th sinking of vcsmbIs filled with stone would not be repented elsewhere. . " " It whs rumored that the French and otoer governments wet e taking similar steps ill this connection. The Mornino; rust nj-ticej at tl.e general coiialeuitiation ol the aets(! . hese atouo vt Msels and says it is rouiiti, the linropean governtuenls to acoiumon sentitiient, and at-ks why more forbearance should lo hIioivu America lhau was the case when IV'l.'itmi was recognized, particularly lis Holland was never guilty of' tbe batliaritiea coiomitteal by the cabinet at Washington. .. : The suspension of specie paymeuts contiuued to bo the theme of gloomy prognostications to the Northern Stales. The London Daily News, io reviewing Mr. Seward's Trent dispatch, says that although it contains much that is questionable in law, its main positions are enrtainly based on acknowledged legal principles. More diplomatic correspondence has been published, including a letter from Mr. Sew-, ard to the Secretary of the Navy, condemning, in strong terms, tho fact that the British 6 tea in er James Campbell was taken iuto New York with the British flag flying under that of the American flag ; and another commander, for extracting an oath from British seamen for a breach of the blockade, that they would nor undertake similar proceedings again, and. relieving the seamen from the obligation of the oaLh. A London paper the telegraph does not give us tUe naiuej has an article on the sulijeet of foreign intervention in the affairs of America. Such tut act, says the paper, would be approved by the whole world, The intervention would be gladly accepted by the Confederate States, and would give satisfaction to every man in the Northern States who has anything to lose. Our government and that of France will be called upon, therefore, to repeat tvlut was done iu the case of Greece aad Turkey. No oue cua doubt our power or the beuelieial ell'ect of such on intervention. Madrid, Jautiary 19. The Sumter has been ordered by the Spanish Government to leave Cadiz, and she has gone to Cibralter. Paris, Jauuary 19. Tho Journal Desbats thinks that Lord Pahaerston's intentions towards the UuUed Slates ato uot pacific. v , The Paris Temps, iu announcing that Messrs. Mason aud S'idell are expected to arrive at Havre, says; No obstacle will ba offered to thu fulfillment of their mission to France and Eogland. Tba plenipotentiaries of the South will be allowed to plead for the recognition of the South. The Presso says the French Government will not receive Maiou and Sii iell, or any Southern Commissioners. The Paves ssys that the Government of Equador has requested the niediaUou ' England in Peru, and that England has accepted the office of mediator. ' i The Independence Beige says that. France will assume tbe initiation in making a diplomatic remonstrance against the pora"s of the South, and that England will only afford France moral support. . The Moniteur says the number of partisans in England for recognizing, increases and there is no doubt that many will advocate this measure in the apnroaching session of Parliament. Trade al Manchester continues to be depressed, notwithstanding the great reduction.. Manufacturers' prices are, however, unchanged. Bueaostuffs. Flour firm?r, but difficult lo sell at Tuesday's reduction. Wheai in good sale at an uaivattce of l.l(o..M on Tuesday's rales. Corn firmer, closing with an advancing tendency. Tho same authorities quote beef dull, anal if anything, rather easier. Pork slow offered at " 2s Gal(5i!3 decline. Bacon, rather more doing at a decline. Lard neglected' aud allium nominal. LAST NIGHT'S I1EPGE VA. Late News from Savanuah and Norfolk Gunboat engagement Port Pulaski to be attacked The Southern Confederacy calling for the women's petticoats. New York, Jan. 31. There is a belter detaaud for 7 3-10 Treasury notes aad at 2 per cent, discount there art numerous buyers. It is supposed that Mr. Chase will issue no more to contractors at present. The quotations at the iiroker's Board is, 97(7T,J8, but distinction 13 made between endorsed and clear uoies.

- i Fort Monroe, Jan. 30.-1 n expectation

! visional Governor, has issued a' oroclamai sentatives to Congress. The following is from to-day's and yesterday's Southern papers: Sa VAXNAn, Jan. 20. The city is comparatively quiet. No immediate attacTc is apprehended. The object of the Yankees seems to be to cut oil communication with 1'ort Pulaski. There were six Federal gunboats at vv all s Cut and seven at the bead of Wilruington Island, commanding the channel of the river. Yesterday Cora. Tatnall was conveiyng two steamers and" flatboata to wards Pul.iski with provisions. The enemy openeu ure upon thera. A battle ensued lasting forty minutes. 1 ne provision boats and the steamer Sampson are now returning. The Federals fired upon the latter and she was slightly damaged. Fort Pulaski is now fully provisionea ror six mouths. A letter from an officer at the Fort says that the enemy cannot take it by any attack they may make. Tbe Yankees are engaged removing tna oostructioos in the channel. I bet e are other defenses yet to pass. The people of Savannah are firm and confident ot their ability to defend the city. The Norfolk Dar Rmlr mHh nnr ih. ladies to contribute their red woollen petticuai auu aiessea to tue goveroiueDt. The price of flannel used for ammunition being bj iugn as to surged tbe government to a serious tax. The N. O. Delt says that a steamer ran the federal blockade on the night of tbe 15tb with 1,000 bale3 of cotton. i Leavenworth, Jan. 31. General Order a 9. '12, Department of Kansas, prohibit the troops ol this Department from entering the Department of Missouri without special orders. All armed parties, whether belong ing to me uovernment service or not, who suaii uereatter cross the Kansas border and enter the Department of Missouri without due authority, shall be adjudged to have en tered for Ihe purpose of committing deore daiiotis, aud shall be held subject to tbe penalties ol ramtary law. All armed bands of men in the State of Kansas, uot in the service of the United States, now acting under special authority obtaineil from the Governor of the State, or oi tut? to-nerai Uoramandmg, are hereby viartiea to ni.sband anal return to their homes.. Mihtaty commissions f,r the trial of all such prisouers, and all who are now de. tained on charges of armed depredations or juyiiawking, wid be established. The Uh Wisconsin, Col. Salomon, is qunr ered in this city. The 2d Ohio cavalry, ooi. i.toiibia'ai.iy, 13 quartered at Platte City, Mo., at present. . srMUAt, to commercial, advertiser.. . WABiuNuroN, Jan. 31. A schooner loaded with salt cleared for Washington the other day from Baltimore. She went how ever, to tbe rebel" camp at Acquia Creek. nit v in g urss b iguatieu tue rebel , batteries uot to fire upou her. i ue new postage rjju will Boon be in troduced in the House, reducing txistaee on letters to two cents and delivering all let ters iree ot ciiarge in cities. ihe House Committee on Territories have uoder cbnsideraiiou a bill to regulate and govern the rebellious States as territories. . , , . , .- Mr. Foster from the Committee on Pensions, reported a bill authorizing the Secretary of the Interior to strike fr6m the pension: -roll the names of all persons who take up arms against the United States, or aid the rebels. The bill passed. The joint resolution in relation to the Industrial exhibition at London was taken up. The resolution appropriates $35,000 for expenses of carrying out the former resolution. ." enmntr- explained and adocated the resolution. Hale opposed the resolution. It was rejected. Yeas 17, nays 22. Mr. Wilson of Missouri, introduced a bill to secure the completion of the Sooth-west lu-anch of the . Pacific railroads Jt waa referred.,, On motion of Mr; Ti n Eycke the bill to prohibit the Coolie trade by American citizens, wus taken up and passed. The case of .Sir. Bright was taken ul. s - NEW YORK MARKET. York, Jan. 31. Floc 11 advanced about 5c per bbl, with moderate demand for export aud home consumption ; 5 505 55 for super western ; : 75(7,5 t0 for common to medium extra western ; 5 95G 00 for shipping brands extra round hoop- Ohio; ,6 10(6 7C for trade brands ditto, closing firm, with holders generally refusing lo accept the inside quotations. . Whisky heavy and declining, at 232 4; inside price at the R- R. depot. VV heat 1c better, with moderate export demand; winter red western,. 1 38,1 40; interior while .Indiana, 1 41. Rye active and firm, at 797,80, " Barlet scarce and firmer at 8590. Cons more active snd Jc per bosh, better with a moderate business doing; -03 for mixed western in store; 65 delivered. Oats quiet at 4142. Pork steady scarcely so much doing; 12 0013 00 for mess; 8 509 50 for prime; 13 0013 50 for western and city prime mess; hams quiet at 14J15; cut meats more active ; dry salted bams at 6; dre?sed hoga steady at 4 004 16 for western. Lako a shade easier. Cower still very firm; but little doing. Sitciak unchanged ; molasses quiet and unchanged. Stocks active but lower. , CIXPIKXATI MARKET, i ; - Cincinnati, January 3 1 V FloUE superfinu 4.15fJ)4.20. W i (cat tjSf.tyjO tor red; 'J0(.i .j for wldte. Oats 28 and Corn 29 and mand. Hye 51(Ti),52. Whisky io goal demand; ia good desales of 700 bUJa. at IU.. tloos firtn sales 2,000 at 3.103.40; the lalU'r j:ate fur extra, large. Mess pork is firm but quiet; sales 400 bbls. at 9.75 ; best city still held (irmly at $10. Small lots of interior eouutry are being procured at 9.50 0.C2to CU Uio gpveriuueot counacfa laAairdull sales 700 -tierces at CGJ, cliieny tho former rate ; 700 kegs at 7. Hulk Meats dull ; 75,000 pounds sold at 4c for suies delivered.- (Jrcen bams iu good da:naabd ; siJea 5,000 pieces at 4.J(Si3f. : Linskko Oil; 132 bbls. sold at VS. Oitot'EuiKS quiet and unchanged; 6iijiar 0.10!; molasses 4345 colleo 19j2I. 'Ksrcliaugc- J J prem. Cold 3 per cent, prera. .riTTSEUaou, Jan. 31. River 13 feet by the pier mark, aud fulling. Weather clear and cool.

omclal, Evakstille, February 1, 1862. fjt Z.I8T Of IiIiTTE Hif MK.nJIJS'ing in the Pout Oftui at Evansville, Indiana,

Jan. Jt, lSbi. Pursons cnlliug for tbene letlr y ... paciun, uay - advertised," aud give date or n. Advertising fee, one cent. LADIES' LIST. Andeiaon Mrs Rebecca Jarvis Mia nrnl Abbott Mrs K Ivronn Mini Ka Asbby Mrs Klizabetu Uaike M.ra Marfan t Uukur Slina Mana Beard Mian Laveuui A Houlaes Mary Bridni Mian Martha 3 Bird M isat Kate l Blackburn Mrs Juue Betiapg M" B or Jcdm Uarovlt Mixa Eliabglh Beetiley Mr Jama 8 Caitur Mra Sxrah Cartur Mrs Mary A Carter Mra Mary Clark Miss Mary M Clark Miss Fanny Catlott Mrs Lizzir - King Mim Kllen N Kirkpatrick Mih Ama'da do Misa Julia. Kelsey Mra ltelVn M Kuuord Mint Fannio ljuwiaii y iuyaa Katie . locg Iind Caroline ljaouh Misi Kmma Link Mrs Elizabeth baKno Mra Itelcca Montgomery MUa K do Mihs Lizzie Mnxey Mia(ir V Slyer Misa Dslia Mnjor Mis arah ? Myera Misa Adli Menabill Miai tli bflcca 7.4bath Miller Sarah Cook Mra klizalwth KIlaMillcr Margaret vainjr T.uiuiuie it stiller Mary Camel Mra Kliztbeth McCutrhen Miaa M K i-aiopiieii Mra l!.lizabetb2Nalan Miaw Annie; Courcio Hettv K Noal Mrs Miaaonri Ohubb.Mra (ill Cbamberland Mrs H : Clinte Mra Daniel Obriim Misa Mary Ann Polly Mi Arty. Frice Edith Prather Misa Emma Parrot MisJaoe Peck Miai Mary lliy Catharine Kich Mra Klizs 2 KiUy Miss Mary Kay land Mra Nancy Rub Mite Martha Knyd Mra Vinrinia Street Miaa Margaret Cavina Mirs Malinda J Col Una Miaa Rosa Crofts Miaa Hannah Denniaton Miaa Sarah Davis Miaa Mary Ann Pavidaon Miia Mary R Dapple M ia Clara D Downey Mra Ellen 2 Pnfly kties filollie " Ever Miss Jlaiitiret ArKnian Mirs Clara ooyoer raary t'lcLaartj Mia MelvisaSt.il Miss Malinda 'S'& " Aoa t?oTu; Green Mary O Htepheoa Mrs Mollis , Graham Misa Nannie Grant Mas Mrry C Smith Misa lane Scott M us Laura Stinaon Misa Lnverna Sneer Mra Hetty Taylor Misa Mariah Thompson Mrs Malinda 2 Thompson Mra Mary Vanzant Miaa Heater Wright Miaa Ann E 5 ' Wright Mrs Malinda Woods Mra Hannah Wooda Misa Jan ay Grant Martha J Uriffis Miaa Mat Gray Mra Kutu Harman Jane liar men Mrs Harriet lUrbo Mini M Hawk Mie Mary l Harper Miaa Kato JIM (yard Miw Jane 2 MoImesMias Arms Hawkins Mra Klizabetb Wool Misa Sarah Huga Mra Elizabeth Wheeler Miaa Nancy M Haalev Kebecca J Hedden Mrs Wm II wiiRina sirs tsancy U W'ataon Mus Emm Winters Mra Batharioe Webb Mrs H Whiteliaad Mra Kebea;ea Yates Mrs tiarah Hi Hampton Elizabith Harris Mrs Mary 4 Joase Mrs Win Jenkins Mra America gentlemen's li hi. Axe William H Mathaiuy Sylvoater Ayert John R Alexander Joaeph Miller K S Morgan T K Money Sandy Maredon Mich'l MyerhoffJ H Malaou Jno B Marlor Jaa M iller Jaa Muro Uueiieppe Maatera Frank Abbott W P Aydelott Z B Hew ie Urn W2 block Joa M 2 ' Burham Ketiben 2 Burns OU Bui ua Jeremiah Brown Geo Blown Mr L Mariacen Houiy Brown Mr (apple dealer) auville Wm - Bliacabiirn Mr K Martin Wm Blackburn Wilson M urptiy rt L M MayerS Mayer Martin " Mayer lleury McCutchau Bobt do Jaa J McKeeverJaa McKaever Thoa M MrK.ee K T McCrary V'tu McCaalin W 11 McCoy Jaa AlcCall John McCalliater Mr K M. Cluie Kdwiu MacOool Mark McKeiinig Statpheu McUregor Thoj Neale Shayleiah B. Heal Wm Ne a man l)r Ceo J "' i Newkirk Ctio Oatley Wm W ferryinau Joaefili C -Perry Johu Perry Mathew I'mueil Iauc I'etera ilarvy J3 Park Jotaeph . ; ' Peachy G W -Parrott J W . ; j : Price Alared Pfile Alertiau Patteraou Wm PatUraon ltev Madiaoo 8 llnevea Wm A ttobiuaaau Jaa a 1 U:ch aStvphoa . Brewer tjaui'l 11. ewer A J Button Sani'l BaukiuJohn ItriKira John Duwera John Itraunou John Bruce Levi Biiruett la O Blaine Chaa Bllllank B;.yd Bee.: her Mr it R Byrue Ohrlatopher Biowera tfimou Bernhart P Bird Mr Bran Culm iSmiun Crotta Wm Oil kin Ueorgv Cook llarriau Conner Jahu t'airall M J Ceoiier Sam'l Oroaa S B C'auu Frankliu 1' Carter Jamea Ooliiua John W Campbell Otw Calhoou Tallin Can k 1 111 Ben k' Clark John W Cai uer N J leuuiaton Mr Ceo DowiaJv Cliaa lowdeu Kent M Downey Jaa Uelau johu leau John iiKlman It Holand R ItobwtiMHi Jno H hoaertaou H Keynolda Wu V . , Ueynold Ja M. iteuier lieu lttdger Joaoph Hoyae TD Ituevea Abner . Ryan Jamea Uourke ileury U llaabcrla J C Killer B C MmwJuajr2 i'baw Joavpli Smith I4ii.faola taiiiitu Audrow Kriiitu Johu 11 Smith Juarpli btatlord Johu r Uiepen Joaepli. btaierjoliu Mnph John aSullivau AlouaaU Btephbiia U t PaiUCer A Surk Adolph atiephard Juo David Mi .rt Briar arawerJed Moan Juo U Hl.arr A or A 8 Carr ttallllla.'!! AleXUHaJaJa bheron Xhoi . . : Sheets or Mreets J M Murk Jaa , Bennia Andrew J Dring Oliver Dohbina Prfstou M Bercy l'atri a Duty Wm . Darcy Wm K.lwa.-ds Wm H 2 Kvane S C Co Everett A T Vialier John W do Daniel Fleming Johu J :t yolntaalo Jooiala riktoht r H A l'i. uS K Fitzgerald A I' owler K Al Fowler N is ill)10tl .lullll II (iiiaaoii John Citbou Chriatoplier Crahaul lajici Gray W Uaugh Johu Guuipbrt-p Joai ph Oajodga Joa ta llamaua Jetton llauiiAou J l- ae 11 jiakina Kii-iaZL-r Hueidiuk Wm llendrix Levi Jloiiou Andrew lliuka Charla-y Hit h Peter a ' Harwood J 1 llaRgley John H Hampton W tu StinaoQ Robt " liuuter Thoj or J Mi Coy Scott Jautea llai t R B na obtala -lOOJC Tavlor Johu . . Taylor Ben.) Tiaa onpaaaau John W l'hompaia W tu 'i'hoioaia Cha.Laaa 'I emptetou Mat) Wm J TaltitalaaJaill - (Jollied Peter Valentine r'ranatiaj f Van blar uaim Geo K AVood Wm Wooda Wm Wooda Jno P Wilktg Caaa Wbiae Wm -White .Noyce Wartmau J W Warner Jno Warner Wm WellaTl . ; i Wilkinson Wnl n Walker Jno J Willaon Isaac Willaon Wm Wilaoo Ben Webater TillmanWebaterJ:t l Wrighlz Jno A Wall Wm J W illiauia Agaatua - ( W ailaaul 1 Voiiiaar; U W llaxtou Salmon J Higcuba.tam C Haraalev K Irwiu Mr Q V In wood W Chaa 2 Iagedor ailsdiaaa lukiua Lexet loiiataaan Bio1har Joialldloil W La ' Jaa.k4 Wm M J-ackinnn R-aiaa HLerry Thoa Kirkpatru k Alts. Kiuamau Wm 2 Keunorly Ueo W 2 K.aer 11 M. laaSiio Wm Lang Mike Liater rauiuoi 2 tanib TaHu t Laani;ley 'i hoe D L, nxwiaer Wm I,itllepna Jno V LAWburgn J 11 Lawreuce Fphtai n laenliart 11 IU. Liht Peter Laiu:epiifie Mai tin PI o. it ha.' w Mr K A Mcir Philip Moore Joiau oiuoue Alexauder aai.iieua i..Tras. Ball (i SV f'rei-gaar Chriatiau 2 lllliley Oaiaa-r Faal'ka lltrlllv Qrovea V t Leak Inrael Ma:luualal Jaaha , McCai I) Wui , DaabblUa JUat T, PbiHterM lloiia. h..-p al Ky, No 3 iM'toii. ' ' ; ; vVat. 3 J-a :lir taewla J, T Waiaa-tiuru Jaa 42a NniANa.Boycr Klward Bri'ttu Jno Co R Stephana Klijah. Walker Jtla 43D INDIANA. Burcham Wuicr Reuben Gorde Iranc 4IT1I INDIANA. H gga John CliuaiUi? C J, Goth Ind lliin.aii Akn, 41th I Vol Mil V M JAMES II. MeNESLKY, P. M. COAL! CO AL! M iJJ JVST I! KI KM VH II J.Vt M. am unloading at the Lamaaco Wharf a superior ai tia le cf t Pittsburgh Coal, wbi.h I ill deliver to any part of the ritv at u-lits per bilabel. While nulamdiiiar ordera will bo rea eive.1 at p. Ilorubrook'a Store or at the Boat. TF.RM3 CASH. A, J. UUTCHKSON Jt CO. ijuil

3F11.QS3F32:0 "a? XJ '-or THE. EVAIJSVILLK JOUEIIAL. . FOR 18C2,

DAILY, TRI-V.EEiCLY & WEEKLY. A YEAR OF GliBAT INTEEEsT. Tim EvANSViLtn JotaNAL ia now in tbo 7th year of ita existence.. .Duriiiff all that period il baa nought to bo in every resj oct a f iltlifsil "rlirotiic!er of tho ttmo, tbe ruoplo and tho c uiutry." Tha circulation of tbe Jocunau i a pnitlfying evidenca that onr lalwrf are Bi'pre' inff".. Never before weaa nepaper inoro uec!ury than at preeent. No man can f.il to uuderatand Ihe impel tance, of keeping np with the htirmy linies iu which we live. He whodcea uoMoad now, and keep informed on llae current ereht f tfr day. will have the fnilnre fo fo ,"eo for a life liaa" regrtt. ..." . .OUR ARMY COBKtePdNPElTCB. Nearly evaiy raaialent of Indiana b rfini.i M, friends, or ne-ghbora In the Orand Army n the Union. iDdianahaa tent b-r ainir l nana int.. ib fluid by thonsands, and thoy are t.v- 1 1 iliaaned on the rape of Kcrth Caroti:ia', ala)tiK tl.e PoUniac, among tbe mountaina of Virginia, or nmrchini; out h ward throiiscU Kentucky and Minonri. A fewmoDtha may find eomo cf ttem on tho Gulf of Mexico, encamped before Fort Sumter and Charleaton, or occupying New Orlenna. In nearly every Diviaion of the army, we fiave regular correspondents, whore lettera will.rpr iStbe rolnmna of the Jothnai.. ..,'- MIIalTABr AND GESERAla riAXTltS. Eeaida-s Army New, cutcm-a epoodoDta at h. uae aod abroad, ill srive attention to tilhar mait.ata that may be of in toie.it to tho pul lie. Io tlua Lrnl columns of Ihe Daily Joi e.vai. will bt i hi vuicled military appointments, tei!gontinna end promotions made for and among otir b'tuto ' troa pn," and whatever else may daily trainpire of fii-neral iuiporUna e. . The local columns of the Daily JorRivm. will also contain from day to day itcnji pb;ai ei nt home and from onr idin etchanpea, or unliiHry newa in all parta of the Slat.;. . . STATIC SEWS AND. HMIE IUTKJtKbTi. Vol dawiguing or dtiriii to be ea liiiTe; military in conducting the Joi bnal, a'.leution will be paid tu whatever may be immediately importunl to our Bttbacribera. State news and home iuta-;st will al ay (as they have In the pint) , receive eape -Cial attention. The Daily aud Wo kly Journ.vi. will contain telegraphic aummarius of Ihecoiaditlon'of the Cincinnati, Kew York and faiclj;n markets. ' TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. Daily Journal, per year,,, oil Daily Journal, per w ak, .A-..:..;.... In rcta. Tri-Weekly Journal, rer year....."..: ..: fl no Weekly JaMiraal, single subia-ripticna, p, r J'oar I r,0 J!eokly Jeuronl, to club of tei, )r yiaar ...... 1 oo aubbcriptioua invariably iu advance. Thouaual discount will be made to News Ag-ntH. Addrawa, EVANSVILLE JOURNAL CO., - ' . KVANSVlfcLK, 1 N I). NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Examination of, Public , Schools. , The Semi-annual Examination cf the Fnnlic aScbaKila of the t.'ity of JCvunavillu, will caainnience on Tbiiraday. January :Aith. iaSol, and proceed in the following order : THURSDAY, JANIJA KIT :!0th. Park Scl'ool House, fcth rrimary) Mia Ham, Priaacipal, fiom to 1(1' oVIaicU, A. M". laBapliat Church School 1J juaa-, (7i)i J'rinaiy) Miaa McKay, Principal, from li. t. I J o'l laack M. Third Primary. Miaa 0'BrtioT Prn:cii aj. 1'rotu y?t to 3 o'clock, P. M. ' Fourth Primary, M ion Eaton, Principal, from 3 to o'clock, p. m. FRIDAY, JAKPAKY iilst, Creacent School Ifouxe, "Cith Priniarj), Mra. Pharea, Principal, and (8lli Priuiarj) Miaa Coaly, Principal, from U tttli! o'clock M. Firat Primary,. Mra. Egghatun,' rriiical; from 1J to 3 o'clock, f. m. Cumberland Chinch Pcheial fr-ansn, final Primary), Mra. Teuuia, Principal, from :t lo I'.j o'clock, v. m. , . MONDAY, FEBRUARY" "rd. Second Bois' Informeilialo. Miaa Ilan il :t. Pi i n - cipal, from 9 to li o'clock, m. teaxand Girls' Iutormodiale, -Miaa Variw, Principal, fr. m to t'i clock, p. u. TCESDAY, FEBRUARY 4tli.' Firat Boya Jntermodiaja, ilita Uot.ker, Prinripal, from U to 12 o'ota)ck, M.. Firnt Girla lnta-rmediate, Mim RatLaboue, Pi in. cipal, from i to o'clock, p. m. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUAltY Mb. Faxnd tiirla Cruraiuir, Misa Clarke, Pik.' iiual, fivm S to 12 o'clock, p. i. Second Boya Graiauur, Mr. Knight, I'riucij.ut, from V,'t to iYi o'clock, I, u. . THURSDAY, FEBRUARY Cth. Firat Baaya' Grammar, Mr. King, Princij al, Iroi.i 9 to 12 o'clock, i. .- -- Firat Girla' Grampaar Miaa Fiolu r, I'rinr.ipjl, rcni iy, to 4V o'olo k, r. m. FRIDAY, FBBRUXUV. Uigli 8aJ-o!, Mr. ButfornVJd,;Prtn. fj.nl, from : o'clock A. M.;tO 4 O'claick, P. M. The membera of the Common Coiincil, pRiv nt ., Kuardiaua, and thefrieuda of edncut.-ani aie iuvited to attend. The eierca' will comuiea o promptU-, at the bonr atateal, and to avoid' int.-a-ria;,t i.,u , visitors are requeateat to be pra-ant picviiaua ta. iUo opening.- - H. . W H !C KLk,!:, -ii laat.-e. W. BAKER, Kaiperiniendnnt. January VI, l&li'J. - Raijrii'WrTviTH-i uiu'7ui7oi,i.n k WJT of pure eronnd aplava on hau'l we art' i-f i 1 i selling at tbe add price, edvana:e far pure rapic.K. - jati2S la.atvvitlihtamiiog the laia.Ilta tfnra tal a'Jtll at TII'KKBY'K, ' No.' ' Maiu atrav-t. C1, . . ah at T' I. K rt .'.af I. ' ICMTAI E tor the pavmaut ot the cost and ei-peua-ia of aide-walk improvement. .Notice U hereby given, that by virtue ol a pre cept ieaued by the Mayor ol ttie City ol JjivanaviMe, anal,ta; me directed J will aeil at pnlMa: uiaa'ti.an, at tbe Ooaar of iluli.airt Uue, Inaaid city, on p A'I -UltDAY, FEB. 15. 1S02, ut 2 o'clock p. m ttie lolI'jwiug lota or parcela of real eaat at., or a'a irnia h therttofaa may bo necrewaary ta pny tha unia.iHit charged and aaeoaaeal atrainat a,l iota r"rwtively, for .ihe jcota and. oxpa'naoa 4f making nile-w:ttk. improvemerita fjr oaii lota, toolbar wiih thu r--t cf sale : ' li. tt. Bailev, trfit ft( Tilock . I.inV".:: ...ST 50 Adam Oystairiaan. Lot 4, Block 7", I.amaaro . 3 f" H.U. Babccck, Bet 1, Block 11, Sharp' Kr,?. r, i v , JM 2, "..II,- a. 7L 3, " II, - 4, ', !,, 11, " 11. . " VI v aj aa n! ii.' ti, :t irAtt t " lo, n. ii. hp JarSlf V" ' -O. H KDBKRICH. Clly Ofllr-.-tor. mvTtltl At jMaaiila Inrni, IMH, tl.e t'ollul aj. l'ommiHaaonaia Will let ItlO ka.a?OIUa of the County Paiipc, at llio Aaymm, bar one or mora, yeara, to the lowest and best bi bicr. 1'lae party biddiuc will Htate hm loaavawt linra-a per year, l.ar keeping, the poor anil 1.roviiiiau; eva;rytkiina; rixjoir by law lor that oa.intort ar f the panpera; A lo tbe antu for hich li.jwiii aiip..riutenal the Aaylum, and tbe comity fnrtiisM tlio tu1 anal chitliiiiR. Biala iniiHt Iw ic with the Piara, at their room iu the Conrt ilamaa -j aau tlie iirt Monday iu March ua.Kl., la bo acted iiiau on tli .t or aajnio other hubaaU'ai.t alay of aaial t.i ui. The County Hoard will al o acoutract with oue or more skillful phyau iaua.huviuK a knowh j-:; ft aursery, to att. aa.l to ail coaiuty poar aa well an lb" prioaaiiera iu thecouuty jail, fr vaie or mole ytaar, the phyaiciau to turuinh all lu iaiia, aua-a. liaaia aoliaiUHl for ?aid protaiaasaai aeri".--'. at thoaiinia place and time. WMLl., V ALb A. V. C. 'Volkabote txjpy."' t janrldww" jfl V I -YT 1. 1 tt ti ,VIH Ail net-Warm having boaaka, arawn lrtiai ibn Caaiinly Library, ale na.uiiwl to ratnrn llm suuie tf tbe Library IrtWMai tl.aa tltUn and be be t oi.f ot Febtuary uet. Vuluiuea will not b H'""" out U readers until further naaticaa W. U. WALKEIt, A. V. 4.1. aud Librarian. VialUsboia'pleearcopy . jaij2ld2 1S ,A'T It Tr.-o pood fnoHr..iW ' WW the American Hcnao, Apply iiI.hic Qaaod Ka will be K'cn. jan25d2w - BOUUURT A PH T.snri-. r-r WJYXtttP 1. 1 Hit Jit IWAIl pcraon JL having in their poa-aesaiou Baoka bi lai;in ; t- the Pigeon Townhhip Library, and tikenout prior to t'ctober 1st, lbOl, aae reapio-'t d tai return the aaine immediately. Janaodlw S. K. LEA.V1TT, Llbraiiau.