Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 14, Number 116, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 12 February 1862 — Page 2
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T?nlTO . ASSOClAT KDITOB
WEDNESDAY MORNING.
, FEBRUARY 12
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"The Star 8panghl Banner In Trlnmph yet O'er the land of the Free end the home of tbe Brave."
TAKE KOTICE, EVERYBODY!
Items reax Fort Henry, ilf. Giles, of this city, who, for some weeks past, baa teen, located at Paducah, furnished ns, yesterday rooming, with soma interesting- particulars in connection with;
the capture of Fort Henry which exhibit the genius and bravery of Commodore Foote and bis gallant tara ia a still clearer
light. . ; The rebels had constructed their fortification with the" especial object of resisting aa attack from the river. The Fort was
situated on low ground, so that no difficulty would be experienced in sweeping the
river for a distance of two or three milesThey felt confident that no boat be it iron
clad or not could stand up against the
iron storm that they were prepared to shower upon it T The guns were carefully
General Bar u tide. This gallant officer seems to fe&ve encountered greater obstacles, over which he could not possibly have any control, in his undertaking, than any commander who has
hitherto, headed an expedition . of similar magnitude. The vessels designed for the
conveyance of his troops were illy fitted for the shallow seas in which they are to operate, and have occasioned him, in
consequence, endless trouble and vexatious delay. This difficulty is attributed to swin
dling contractors, and they may be the guilty parties, though some think the expedition was originally designed to attack a
point other than Roanoke Island, and that its destination had to be changed in consequence of improper information'conveyed
to the rebels by some spies in and about
mounted by experienced and expert artil- I Washington. Whatever may be the rea-
lerists,- and the garrison bad been under 1 eon, the difficulties to be overcome by Gen.
training for some months by an experi-
i enced officer, formerly connected with the
U. S. navy. They had accurately . obtained
J the range of all " points between the Fort
I and Panther Island, and felt a secret joy in
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5S- AH wants supplied by advertising ia the
JOC.VAL. KTTBS?RIPTION PRICE-FOB DAILY r
nollmmi in the City. Der week .......80 10
By mail or in the City, per year (in advance) 6 00 - FOR WEEKLY : By mail per year, single nbaoriber..........$l 60 club of Ave (to one adore) 6 00
- ADVERTISING. For Terns see first page, tabular form.
The following ttsutiemen are our authorised
Agents in the places named : llr. Ralston, Boonviile, Warrick CO.
John M. Lockwood, Mt. Vernon, Posey Uo. John B. Daugberty, Kockport, Spencer Oo. James L. Thornton, Princeton, tiibson Oo. John B. Handy, Kewburg, Warrick Oo. r. Murphy, New Harmony, Posey Oo. - A. B. v Ukiusoo, Cyntbiana. - r -, Preston Talbott, Poeeyville, Posey Oo. - - - H. H. Custen, Petersburg, Pike Co. Mark Grant, Canal P. O., Warrick Co. G. P. Cavanah, Owenrville, Gibson Co. ' Important from New Orleans. A gentleman, long a resident of New Orleans, and well known in Philadelphia, has arrived in that city and gives the Philadelphia Inquirer an interesting account of af
fairs in New Orleans up to the 15th ''of 1 but were steadily approaching the fort and
1 Bnrnside were the same. Added to those
which ought not to have been, were those i that could not be avoided. For days bis
little fleet was tempest-tossed and storm-
beaten, sntil the stoutest hearts began to
ChaS6b op Tins. A change has been
been made in the mail route to Paducah from this city. The route has been - extended to Cairo, and the service will be semi-weekly instead of tri-weekly as hereto
fore. The Charley Bowen will leave Evansville for Cairo every Monday and Thursday, and goes out under the new arrange
ment to morrow. The Courier will con
tinue to leave every Tuesday and Saturday.
JES?The steamsrs Golden State and Prairie Rose have been " bagged " by Geo.
Grant, and are now carrying troops up the
Tennessee river. .
AG band Excursion. Ihe steamer
Courier will leave here next Tuesday on an
ezenraion IriD to Fort Henry and ott.sr
points of interest on the Tennessee river,
nnw nr-i-nnipfl bronr army. Ample t.cne
will be afforded excursionists for examining
the fortifications, the Federal gunboats and
the scene of the recent fight. A more
pleasant and interesting trip could not be
projected, and we hope to see the Courier J
crowded. The boat will leave here Tuesday
NEW ADVERTISE MEATS.
Francis Fenpbich, Baos. , EransTille, Ind. John Fbndbich, Baos., Colombia, Pa.,? Established in 1350.
BRANCHES OF THE BALTIMORE HOUSE, . - ISTABLISHLD IX 1818,
JOSEPH & BROTHERS:
witnessiag the approach of the fleet thsy fail, and fears of complete and utter ruin aud retnrn Friday evening.
felt ; so confident of annihilating. Deter- sUretf the gauant commanaer sua uia mined, however,' not to spare any effort struggling subordinates ia the face. But calculated to annoy their adversaries ia an he kept up a bold heart and cheerful coun-
attack on the Fort, the rebels had carefully tenance, constantly encouraging nts men planted several torpedoes in the principal with the hope that all would yet be well.
channel of the river, between Panther IS- j His laun nas oeeu rewarueu, uu land and the main land." These were quiet- achieved, as he deserved, success.
t irlthAnt affIi1anf. hv n. littla Onr dianatchea . this morninff all ot
ljf I QllIU V CU VT IwUVW Mytw.u. J - " I K -
tue: sent in advance by Commodore ioote. I whtcb are derived rrom reoei sources u
Some of these explosives contained from f nounce that, after two or three days hard
eiffhtv to one hundred pocind3 of powder. I fighting, he has captured Koanoke isiana,
Our informant did not learn how the rebels I which virtually opens tne DacK gate oior-
desined thev should " eo off," but sup- folk to his conquering legions. It may
posed it was calculated that the boats would naturally be supposed that a panic exists at strike some of them in their upward pas- Norfolk and Portsmouth, and that the peo-
aee. and the concussion would cause them I pie are wild with fright
to explode. If such were tbei amiable n The importance ot tne capture oi ttoantentions thev were most signally disap-f oke Island depends upon the manner in
-v:4 I which the victorv is followed up. it tne
Mr. Gilef states that , the gunboats had expedition moves rapidly torwara up tne
not stopped, when the rebels surrendered, I Roanoke or Chowan rivers, cutting the rail
road connection bettveen Richmond and the
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Valkstihe's Day. The Valentine busi
ness is as flourishing in these days of war
as in former years. Fair maidens and gallant young men are preparing missives ap
propriate to the day, and many a heart will
flutter as the valentine is handed to its own
er through the Post Office delivery. And this reminds us of the Post Master's notice,
in another column. ; No matter how ele
gantly written your valentine may be, or
how richly freighted with " love and poetry,''
without the magical one-cent stamp it will be rejected by the Post Master, and will be
finally opened and langhed over by the clerks of the Dead Letter Office. If you
want your sweetheart or lover to hear from yon, Friday, your valentine must be duly stamped.
January. - , - I pouring in an iron hail. The Essex, under t Cotton States, and threatening the rear ap-
Tlie military force in New Orleans con- I Commander Porter, devoted her especial J proaches to the city itself, we shall begin
sists or about 9,000 men. Of these four I attention to the ; fine 10-mrh Columbiad on to look for the evacuation ot Manassas
thousand are business men who are armed rebel -' fortifications which was being Once the tide fairly turns " backward," the
with sporting rifles and shot gui and pur-j fcan(jiei with great precision and effect. I cause of the rebels is hopeless. Their tre-
sue theio ordinary business avocationa 1 The Captain of the gun on the E3Sex al- 1 mendous exertions to mainUm tueir oresent
ready to be called out when necessary. :J way8 retained his fire until the Columbiad j positions have already exhausted them to will give them perfect satisfaction.
The remaining Ova thousand are Confeuer- wa3 discharged, and then delivered his shot j such an extent that they have no resources stock ol line clothing for civilians wear is ate troops well' armed and equipped." A I ia hopes of dismounting or otherwise dls- to meet these new and formidable turns of large, as he keeps op hi3 stock by receiviug
Bg. Mr. Lyons, of our city, has furnished
the officers of ten regiments with complete
outfits, and 53 now receiving orders for mil
itary clothing from all parts of the country.
He keeps superior cloths, trimming;, swords,
sashes, and military goods of all kinds ; and '
his prices are uniform and low. Officer I desiring full outfits, will find a large assort-
ment of fine military goods at Lyons, who
His
F. FenelricIi Mros9 EVANSVILLK, INDIANA, 5 ' - Established in 185G. ' MJJYCFJCTVKXBB Of TOBACCO AND CIGARS, -BJSrJB nffKR JP&H MLB'- TBJB 9 w la gost and best assortment of Tobacco and Cigars in I he West. We call the attention cf Sutlers and Storekeepers to examine onr stock, which thot will fine extensive and cheap. WJK Jt.t VK OJ' jujvns 100,000 'parcels Joseph cigars.. v " ; . . ; 10,000 par els Charles do. 6,000 - parcels John do. ' . - . 10,000 LCva. -- " - ' " - . 10,000 purceis Francis. 15,000 Henry Clay.
20,000 La Napoleon. ; 18,000 r C.Branson's. '. -V. . 12,000 beiralia nsna. . I : 16,000 la Saladinas. ...... - . -j . 15,000 I. a India, loo 000 '. 11 .If Spanish. 10000 Ptlent Pressed. , - 15,000 La telle A merit' in. , . ftti bos Bed Clay P !(. Ui buxea Pvwhattau Pipe". . I.IHiO - boxes 'Jommon .'ly Pi ye, an dozen Briar Hoot Pips, '.'0 dj'.ea Meerscbuniu Assorted Pipes. U) cross Danirh Pijies.
strong eflort has been made to organize the militia owing to the scarcity of arms, it is impossiblo to do so. The supply of arms is entirely exhausted. Cannon are being
made iu New Orleans, but from the imperfect maimer in which they are tested they
ara greatly feared by the soldiers. The scarcity of copper interferes materially wite the manufacture of shelT and the fuses in many of them are made of lead. This
ahlintr the formidable piece. At last a
0 r , ' , beautiful Hue shot struck, on the ramparts immediately in .front of the Columbiad,
thrnwini u.- uimt in tiV.Tt direction a
COnBiderabl- qimuiily eutering' its muzzle.
In the hurry and confusion of the engage
ment the rebels failed, to clear the gun,
tnd ramming a charge home, it would not go off, and the gun wa3 entirely useless
during the remainder of the engagement.
the campaign.
has led to a number of frightful accidents, I The load yet remains in the piece, and it
the fuse melting before leaving the gun and I will require some ingenuity to extricate it.
blowing up the gunners. Powder ie worth from 2$3 a pound and is of miserable quality at that. Ll ' 'J" : 1 ' '' The only money in circulation is shinplasters. Those issued by omnibusses,
whisky shop? and barbers are the most popular, as they are redeemable. Woolen goods and boots and shoes command enormous prices. Business is almost stagnant, and the streets deserted.- The levee is entirely deserted of shipping, except the vessels that were seized and a number of steamers which are in litigation. Notwithstanding the orders given to stop stocks of coltou and sugar on the plantations, there are now in New Orleans 11,000 bales of cottofc, 15,000 hbds of tobacco and immense quantities of sugar and molasses, which are constantly being increased. A number of slave conspiracies have been discovered, and the ringleaders hung. Notwithstanding the 'most vigilant regulations of the police, the greatest apprehensions prevail among the reflecting and in-
Mr. Giles was politely shown around the
Oarondelet by her commander, but could see no injary that she had received worth
mfintinnW." The rebel shots seemed to
hav e made no more impression on her iron
Bides than small " indentations, similar to what a stout boy might make in a pine board by shooting a marble. As our readers have already learned, there were
no casualties on either the St. Louis or
Carondelet.
In addition to the foregoing items, Mr.
Giles brought us a piece of one of the rebel gun carriages, which, is shivered and powder-burnt in a manner exceedingly
frightful to a landsman, who has had, no experience ia witnessing the effects of large
cannon balls. " v Some difliculty appeared to exist in the shells of our gun boats, but few of them exploding as designed.. Had it not have been for this trouble the probability is the rebels would have been annihilated in half the time they actually held out. This, in the end, proved
fresh lots of clothing from New York every
week.
Sutlers, Attkntion. -We do all kinds
of Sutler's Blanks, in a superior manner
and at the lowest prices for cash.
Military Blanks of all kinds executed
in the best style, and at very low prices
for cash.
8&T We invite the attention of the public
to onr superior facilities for executing all
kinds of Job printing. We do work in
first-rate style, and at low rates, and no
mistake. . -
Advkbtise !- When times are hard let
the people know you sell cheap. The peo
ple will buy if you keep it befoae them that
you are selling bargains. Advertise I
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gK3 The Weekly Journal is a first class
$$fU Our news this morning is of a more
cheering character than any received for
many days. Foremost and above all, 13 the fact that the Emperor Napoleon BigniGed
to the French Chambers, in his usual open
ing address, the propriety of not interfering
with our blockade, however it may affect the commerce of France, so long as the
rights of France as a neutral, are not vio
lated. Of course, there is but little probo
bility of any ground of complaint on that score. Our authorities will be exceedingly careM not to give any cause of censure, and so long as France and England do not
interfere with our rights aa a belligerent
they are not likely to be disturbed as neu.
trals.
' Brightly breaks the morning," after a night of darkness and storm. We certainly
have reason to exalt with trreat joy. It
25 boxej extra Virginia Cliair.'g Tobavro.w oo boxes 4 ok. Lump Virginia t IwwuK do. 6o eaidie Planters' Pride. K ;; ft ,; " 20 boxes Light Pressed Virginia. '-" IiO boxes Five Lump Tobacco, lo kups Uunnh and Ready. iO boxes (Joid Boot Virginia Tobaccj. 10 boxts Thomas Keeu's Tobacco. ' ' '-" 'M (tross Sunny Siiie Tobacco. - - - - ".0 groass Solace Tobacco. ... 2(1 grojs Hw-ut Ownu. : 20 boxes O. Bran-ou's Tobacco. "j ': 20 bbla Fine Cnt Chewing. ? ; 60 boxes Pure Scotch Snutf. " " " - ; - 10 bbls Macaboy Snuff. . ' 10 bbls French Snuff.
6,000 package l'ride of the Xt'ert. Suit-king To-
nacco. 6,000 pnekagps Kosebn-i do. 6v0O'j iaukaKes Magnolia do. . - -: !!M . tiLIs Fine Cut Chewing Tobacco. - 3,(KH) puuuds Kinkinuick Smoking Tubdcco. 200 U'S Grand Turkish Toliacco. .. 200 lbs Carlotta Smoking Tobacco. t
600,0(!0 Pipe Stems, assorted. -
6oO dozaa uerman Pipes. 30 doen Frcueli Pipes. 12 canes Connecticut Seed Leuf.
We offer Uie sbove goods for sa!e at Baltimore
prices. We have no competition ia our line this
sid of Cincinnati. We inviie dealers to examine
onr large stock, which thsy will bud extensive aud
cheap. Civeusacall.
i FRANCIS FINDRlClf, BEOS., lio 27 Main Street, Evansville, Ind.
we must expect reverses, and they may
come when least expected, out with a
firm reliance in the justice of our cause and
the bravery of onr volunteers, all will be
well iu the end.
To Travelers and Boarders. The American Howe (formerly the Pavilion) corner of Water jand Sycamore
telligent, with regard to the terror of slave fortunate, as the" comfortable quarters in is added that 1,500 stand of arms were, it streets, Evansville, Ind., has, since its open-
wbich the rebel infantry were nousea ana I i3 understood, found in the line of the re- mg, bad an unparallelled run of patronage
&2ff Tne national Intelligencer says
that the Hon. Horace Maynard, of Ten
nessee, has received a letter from bis son,
who is the Adjutant of the First Regiment
of Tennessee Volunteers, in which he writes
that "the citizens on the other side of the Cumberland river stated that the Tennes-
seans threw down their arms ;" to which it
family newspaper. It gives all the latest
news to the hour of going to press. Price
per year, single copies, $ 1.50. To clubs of
ten, $ 1.00 per copy. - . -
agency for x rinting Fapbr. We are
agents for Printing paper of a superior quality, which we are selling very low for cash. We invite the attention of newspaper
publishers to our stock, which is complete
rising. The greatest suffering exists among the families of the working classes, who, in absence of work and exorbitant prices for fxid, are almost driven to despair. A large number of men have been driven into the army for subsistence, leaving their families to be supported by the City of New Or
leans. ...... Letters from men of all ranks in the rebel army, express their determination not to re-enlist under any circumstances. Sickness prevails to an alarming extent, and it is generally conceded that the rebel army, on the Potomac will l; demoralized, unless speedily brought into action! "- " . There are about 500 Union prisoners there, who are confined in the parish prison, and are suffering great privations ; they are nearly naked, overrun . with . vermin, and are insufliciently fed. They are not allowed to see any one, not permitted to see news, papers. ' - ' ; ; ' - An attempt was made by some hnmane citizen?, a short time ago, to raise some supplies for them by subscriptiouand several barrels o(uioliiS3es and some iwxes of tobacco were 8ent to them. That evening a mob of M.e lowest scrapings of the levee surrounded the jail, and demanded that these small articles of creature comfort Should be delivered up, and it was accordingly done. . , v! ,V - The newspapers the next "day denounced the government for allowing luxuries to be furnished to " Lincoln's hirelings," and demanded that they should . be treated with the greatest rigor. c;b.
The Inquirer savs the whole, rebel force is less than 400,000 men. : They ' have no
revenue except from taxation: iantf the Poet
Onice does not . pay ooe-Jourth, its cost.
The gentleman urnishing .fhis'iuformation
has important facts to communicate to the
Government of the Union feeliDg in New Orleans, und the secret movements of Union
men. mey, are. louna in all classes 0f
society, and will be heard from io due time.
which would have been totally demolished, had the shells performed the work for which
they were intended are left standing for tha convenience of soldiers who are loyal
to their government. ' : ' ; ' , , '.
The frightful efifcet of the shots from the
gun boats were seen for seme distance around the fort. Mr. Giles says be saw one large white oak tree, at least two feet in
diameter, and distant from the fortification near a mile, which had been cut completely
in two by a ball, and felled to the ground. The fort itself was badly riddled, the ram
parts being furrowed and ploughed np by
the balls, while the dismounted guns and overthrown sand bags give evidence of a
precision in markmanship on the part of
the federal gunners, not calculated to
stimulate the hopes of the rebels at Fort
Donelson or Columbus.- ' ' -
treat, " stacked np,' tered around.
with many more scat-
jgSy The following soldiers belonging to
the the 25th Regiment, died in St. Louis,
during the Week ending February 8th :
Joel Green, Co. K ; G. T. Riggs, Co. D;
Benjamin F. Johnson, Co. F. . 1 ,
fg? Hon. T. A. Scott, Assistant Secre
tary of War is in- St. Louis, pushing the work of preparation for the Southern ad
vance. '
y"The renowned "special telegraphic
correspondent" of the Cincinnati Gazette
has been sending from Indianapolis another
batch of startling news. He 1 telegraphs
from that city, Sunday night, intelligence
relating to Gen. Thomas' Division, which
appeared In our lnnins a week ago. The
uazette should, settle a pension npon its-
correspondent, and relieve him from his arduous duties. We fear his enere-v in
searching for late news to telegraph the Ga
zeue, win waarout bis mental machinery.
Among the distinguished guests at the President's party we notice the name
of Governor Morton.
hojue: isikuksts. Let's Have a New Flag.
The glorious triumphs of the Union
armies, which we nave been permittea to
chronicle within the past few days, has oc
casioned great rejoicing among our citizens,
some of whom were becoming heart-sick
from "hope deferred." We know of no
more appropriate way in which they can
manifest their joy, than by contributing for
the purchase of a new flag, to deck the
libertv noie at the foot of Main street. Let
the old banner which has braved the storm
and breeze for many months, until like
our prospects at one time it is shattered
and torn, be replaced by a banner of beauty,
that will be emblematic of the nation's
rising fortunes.
A gentleman will call on the business
men of the city, who, we trust, will respond
promptly and liberally, that the eye of
every patriot may "soon be gladdened by a
new ensicn of our country s. power and
glory. ... : ..-
'What tue Ladies rs Doing. We j .
should be pleased to receive a report from each of the Knitting- Societies of this city
of the number of socks, mittens, &cv, fur
nished to the Indiana Volunteers. We
have received the following from the Union Society: - i ;
The ladies of the Union Knitting Society
have sent during the winter the following articles : -r. . , t . ;
Nov. 180 pairs socks, to the 14th, Col.
Kimball. ! '
Dec. Zt? 33 i pairs socks, 42.1, Col. Jones. Dec. 16-i-CO pairs mittens, Col. Veatch, Dec. 15-r4o pairs mittens, 33 pairs socks,
1st Cavalry Coh Baker. -
'Jan. 140 pairs mittens, 2G pairs socks,
32d, Col. Willich.
Feb. 109 paiis mittens, 15-pairs socks,
24th, Col. Hovy.
Mart P. Foster, Sec'y.
The proprietors are W. H. Boicocrt formerly of the City Hotel, and J. J. Pillsbury, formerly captain of the steamer Masonic Gem. The bouse is newly furnished and fitted and is well arranged to accommodate the public Prices in accordance with the times. This establishment is located conveniently to business, and is in every respect a home for the wayfarer. - Nov. 28-dtf.
" " Drop Letters." Letters nre frequently dropped into the Post Office tor delivery here, unpaid. The law requires that they be invariably pre paid by stamps. The public will please bear this la mind, especially as the Valentine season has come. Unpaid drop letters cannot be delivered. Feh. 11 5td. Postmaster.
RAIL, ROAD RKCKIPTS. Febkuabt 11. 2 boxes cigars, F Fendrich Bros; 1 box tin ware" Thos Scantlin; 4bblseegs, J B Miller; 1 bx mils; Kobn Loewentbal; 14 bxa soda, IAD Heimann 1 keg cream tartar, Keller A White; 6 bbls suar Preston Bros; 3 boxes, J Pretorious; 2 boxes dry poods, Uackey, Ileuniug St Co; (! boxes candy, la Kesaler; 10 do brooms, H. A. Cook; 1 box mdse. Bead aud Lawrence; 1 box picks, J C & J G Sniit b; 7.1 bbds.Geo Foster Co; 2 bbls varnijb, K Q Smith; 2 boxes drnirs, 4 boxes oil. Leich A Carl st dt; 3 boxes beoks and eyes, C O Moore ; 1 lot raS, 1 sk leather. 1 bbl e?g, 1 sack Leans, Orr, Ualzolt A Co; 1,220 tilth wlitxtt, Tgiebart Bros; 15 ks flour, 8 sks feed, Peter Balx; 21 K) bushels wheat, 1 sk beans, 1 sk loaches, & sks dried apples, 2 bblH whisky. Louis Kabn; 11 bxs tents, 1 sett tent
polo, 9 bales tdnt poles, Lieut J J Palmer, Q M toth Kep; C bxs, 2 bbls egg, tj sks nuts, Capt Jas Walls 31st Re., Calhoun, Ky; 1 bx Bundries, Arthur Tvsou, 11th Kag., Paducah. Ky; 21 bbls flour A Loeweuthal; 5 bbls apples, 31 bags rag', 14 bags feathers, Jesse T Lamb; S bdls gunny bags, 2 bxs dry goods. Crane, Brown Co; 102 bags coffee, loubxs lieriings, 1 case nutmeg, 2 cases mustard, Bouient Viele; 7 bxs shoes, J HiW W Morgan; 4 bxs lnlw, 113 boxes 8 stone, George 8 Bonntag & Co. A. E. SURA DER, Agent.
Notice of Attachment
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I nhiore Ben. stmson, a j- Justice of the Peace of I Vandojburgh Co., Ind. ,
Ziball. Co. k, - vs. Arthur Peters and James Bucbman.
Henry Cook, garnishee j
Notice is hereby giveu to said defendants to appear before me, at my office, iu the city cf Kvansvillc.onthe fcth day of March, IS 62, at 9 o'clock io the forenoon, to answer the complaint ef the plaintiff hltd herein, or the same will be heard and determined in their abeenre. febUIwSt BBS. 8TIN30N, Justice.
Sign of "Old Bob Ridley.
Febl2
JLtiXJJVJtUti'S HiU MI,OVMtB.
We have just received another beautiful as
sortment of the above celebratec kid gloves, and
for sale ebeap at SCHAPK.tt BLSS1MU tf, feblJ 49 Main St.
?5 dozen children's- Indian 'Rubber long
Combs just leceiveo, and for sale at in cts apiece
at SCHAPKER BUSSIN'GS, fe)12 49 Main Street
nH MsJB. The lrame OHflCK on Main JL street, next to Mr. Keller's Gun Store. A
good stand for a (mall bm-iuess. Price 5120 cash Ground rent about 410 yearly. Apply to
uakvis s. KM II, feblld'lt Attorneys at Law.
Boots and Shoes
W ttMLZ, SKJLZ, V.IIEJF ton CtIt
JL or exchange tor Tobacco, twelve cases B oots
and 5hoe, comprising Men s. Women s ana Cbil
dren's Tbe above are direct from Massachusetts
factories, and suitable for country trade. HENRY IlKMP, Washington Hotel, or to THOMAS J. HUNT, Agnnt roa TUT. nnoT jj"n snojB stork, No. 22, First btreet, corner Sycamore, febll Evakrvillf, InnisHA.
SI;T lbs best qnality.
or sale by
. E. G1LUSRT & CO.
for
frblO
rsnvR pjKJS'TiJvti spirits - co
JL Inns, io eans and dozens, for sale by
teblO
S. E. GILBERT & CO., No. 4 Sycamore streec.
A VALUABLE MAP OF KENTUCKY,
Equal to Lloyd's Great Map of Virginia,
From actual Surreya jast lefore the War com
men cea.
There has neier been
issued beore of any account.
Map of Kentucky
Lloyd's Topographical Map, OF TDC STATE OP KENTUCKY. Price 50 Cents, in Sheets, colored nicely in Counties. Publisned by order of the Executive froiu sctnal surveys made cf each County. This Map is the size of Lloyd's Southern States Map aud Lloya's Topographical Map of Virginia, 4 feet square. On this Map of Kentucky is shown every Mountain, every Bridgre, every Wagon and Stage Boad, every Canal, every Natural Curiosity, every Creek and ltiver and the names of them, every Couuty Seat, every Town, every Village and every Post i'owu, every Mountain Pans and every Ford. Every Stailroad and every Station on the Kailroails, and the distances from Station to Station, are laid down from official authority. V The Slap is engraved on steel, and shows Tennessee as far Sonth as Nashville. Anyone ordoiing this Hap aud not satisfied with it can have their money refunded. Paica per copy 50 Cents, in khkrts, colosed nk f.lv, us 4 copies roa SI. Mounted edition on rollers, varnished nicely, 82; Pocket edition for Army Officers and Travellers, with linen bucks, price 2. Sent by mail to any part of tbe country. AGENTS WANTED in every County and also in the Army of Kentucky. Every officer and soldier will need this Map it is the only good Map ever made of Kentucky, aud is worth $'. Price 50 cents, or 4 copies f jr 81. Sent by mail safely or no pay. Address J. T. LLOVI, American Map Publisher, feblO lh4 Broadway, New York.
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SCHAPKER & BUSSING'S NO. 49 MAIN STREET. IMS HJ I'Ji JVT JBJSCJBMVJBO 4 W W large assortment of seasonable Dry Goods, to which we would respectfully call tha attention of our numerous customers and tbe public generally. 3NT o w Oalicoos, A very nice lot, just received, at SCHAPKER Jk BUSSING'S, feb8 9, i'i Ulaia street.
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Madisonvillc, Mercer Co., Mo., May 21, 1S5S. Da. C. M. Jacxsom: Di. Mia- Arw.nt li.i
years ago 1 had coogestive chills, which so coni-
pieimy pronraiea my wnoUt system, that tor
months 1 despaired of recovery. As a natural consequence ot tha dangerous cougastion of blood t&xna thoracio rtseera (or internal orgausi, 1 was
"".i "u uronic lnnammatiou ot the liv. er.stomsch, and spleen, accompanied with palpi-
uun ucnn,Hiii a King tram ol tlinlrxMitig nerrens symptons. 1 tried alltbensual remelit in vain.- At length 1 was inctneed by my brother to nse Dr. Hoofiand'a Oitman Piltrs." as be said they had almo-t cured him of ry(.aia. ' They afforded me immediate r-lk-f ; and iu oue week after I began using them, I was able to pur. sun cy ordinary avocation.
1 am desirous of Kecouiing your aj'-nt here, for I
am confident that I can Bell a urge amouut of tha genuiue article. I am putting up a drug store at this plan?, and ehenld consider aiy stock of medicines incomplete without your invaluable prei nration. GEO. W STKWAliT, M. 1.
These Bitters are iniendei for Liver ComplaiMt,
Dyspepsia, tiervous Debility, and diseases arising from a disordered stomach. They tviil perform what it is sid they will. For sale by druggists
and store-kwp-m i entry town aud village iu the
tmiwl tanudas, Went Indies, and eoulh America, at 76 cents per bottle. tSeo that yon t Hoonand's German Bitters. -
jao2tjdw2r Ffl2J S. Iuipuri.t', Voung il won, Gunpow. JL dor and Ooloun Teus- at ImnUi,;. tn Sti Co nor
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V1CK.E11Y BliOS., No. Main Street.
w W 5'' kegs St. Louis White Lead, to arrive will be sold very cheap for eah, by . may 3 SaMCEL OBB. &WJC it HUM M nJ,JtSe ii . !4 bbls. br9 ifliiua Molasses, f.r superior to the hist, iii,t received aud tor sale at vVICttKBY BKOS., dec! - . No. 8 Main st.
riVRKtiS, KggM, Butler, aud lots ot other
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mIttiH.ti, HUSKS, PJ.tl.fl KM, ate. Js. We have just opened a large stock, ot Bonnet and Trimming Kibbons, lrreucn Klownrs, .Koea, PIiwjkmi, Bn;8, and Millinery Goods frenorally. -SCHAPKKB A BU.ssINU, novSn 49 Main St
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. , " 2CH) Bis Citron ; r ; , 1 cask Prunes; " r " " 1 bbl Cherries. For sale - " declS H. A. COOK'S. JBS. llsviug a large stork fT of pure ground spices on baud we are still selling at the old prite, notwithstanding the lale advance for pure Spiers. Be suro to call at jau2!i Vl KlKVg, No. 82 Main street. HHl.l,Et rttR'Si tuMUKfRIiJI f. vLs KSTATK for the payment ot the cjsU aud exIusim of side-walk improvements!. Notice i hereby given, that by virtue of a preempt issiud by the Mayor of the City of Kvansvilte, aud, to luu directfd, I will sell at public auction, at tli do. t ol the Court House, in said city, on SATCltUAY, KtB. 15, IHtil, at ii o'clock p. M., the tollowiug lots or pan-els of real estate, or so much thereof as may be necessary to pay the anionut' HiM4,&i Mwesscd salnstsaid bits resiportively, for tbe rodts aud expense or making side-walk improvemeuts for said lots, together with the cost,
L. 8. Bailev, Lot 3, Block 62, Lam am-, $7 60 Adam Oystormau. Lot 4, Block lol, Lamasro 3 8"! H.O. Babcock, Let I, Block 11, Sharp's Kng. 6 81
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C. HKDDKRICH, City Collector.
mmJJVTJil. Two good Cooks wanted at IF the American House. Apply immediately.
Good wac.es will be eiven. jao26d2w WOlGorjBT & P1LLSBTJBY. rTW lViii J.IHRjrRir.h persons i liaviDg in their p - moo Books belonging to the Pigeon Township Library, and taken out prior to October 1st, 1SG1, are requeted to retnrn the i.amo immeJiatcly. J n0dlw S. K. LEAV1TT, Librarian. Pensions, Bounty, Land and Military Claims Procured. 1 am prepared with all the necessary forms for f.rocurtug Pvnsious, Laud Warrants, Bounty of tluo extra, aud arrears ot ryt fur Soldiers, Widows aud Ilnirs, who are eutitiuo to the same under tbe acta of congress. M. B, ANTliES, A ttorney at Law, Office over Creaceat City Bank, vansviile. oct2-Sad.kw
F. SHARPE & CO.,
Produce and Commission MERCHANTS, No. 3 Soi'Tn Wateb cteiet, jan25 ' KVAKSVILLE, IND.
GEO. FOSTER & CO., PROVISION AND PRODUCE Cornet locust street and Canal, ' ,. - ' ' ' aVAJNVlLLE, IND. -; tJ. To enable ns to devote our attention exclusively to the Provision and Produce businais, n have uVt.'rmiued to close out our entire stck of GHOCKR1ES. Wedesire to call the attention of tbe trade to th fact that we will sell at lower rates than goods of similar quality can be laid down in this markei., aud we invite city aud country buyers to examii our stork before purchasing elsewhere. The stock is well selected for the wants of this sectiou aud contains nearly every thiug fci-i't by a wholesale establishment. Unrgains ran be had by calling ou GGO. FOSTER dt Co., jauZ2 Corner Locust st. and Caual. Pgr ivrk, Lard, Tellow, Bacon, W hsa', t'orn, Oats Bye, Uav, Flour, Dried Apples. Driwi Peaches, Feathers, Ki, anaug, Beesaax, Beans. Potatoes, Dry or Creen Hidos, or any oti...r prl!0rSTERC0. STOVES, CASTINGS, AND " TINWARE. WHOLJiiHJM.Il i "JJ MliTJIL, COOD CHANCE TFCJRJBARCAINS. The uudxrsigued have a large and complete ai-
sorl luut of the above article of the latest sl ylos and the most durable quality, whioh they o'.tfi on
the most ruasonahle terms. They man uftu-.l tire all kinds of - COOKING AND HEATING STOVES, Crates, Hollow Waie, Castiugs, and the best t.f Tinware. Tbe times are bard, aud we design to sell cheap in pro portion . Every arliclu is insured to be ji the best quality. Ucmember the place on Main street, opposite the Court Ho use. jau2l - - BKIMKMEYKR A CO.
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and laying out of Public Alleys. Alt,-
ably to the Charter and OrdiuanciHS of the City, notice is hereby given, that on the Ixib day of January, 1S02, an order Was passed by tbe Common Council of the City f kvansrille, requiring an alley to be laid ont and opened in Block, iiumt or eighty-one (No. 81) in the Town of LamascoCity, now City of Evan.vilio, end that a plot Knowing the position, width, and length of said alley was anpeuded to said order, and is now on file in this office. P. BUBK.E, Clerk. Clerk's Office. January 30, 1862-ow
gWOUIsK M JbJJVM.lt TS -A nne lot of M.M. heavy Horse Blankets and Covers just, received at BCHAPK.ER BUSSING'S. duc30 No. i Mala slrcot.