Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 14, Number 118, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 14 February 1862 — Page 2

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.........IlnlTOk . Akbociatx Ksitub K. PBIW FBIDAY MOBNINO. ... FKBBCABY 14 "The Star Spanned. Banner In Triumph yet wave O'er the land of tha Free and the horn of the Brave." TIKE xOTICE, EVERYBODY ! If you want anything', - ' If yoa have anything to sell, If you want to hoy anything, ' " J If yoa want to reat a House, If you want Boarders, If you have lost anything, If you have found anything, TELL TEN THOUSAND PEOPLE BY ADVEBTISING IN THE EVAWSVILLE JOURNAL. ftBAll vasta supplied by advertising la the SUBSCRIPTION PRICE FOB DAILY : Pelivered in the City, per week .....5f 10 By mail or in the City, per year (in advanoe) 6 00 I'Oit WKEK.LY : By mail per year, single eubscriber.........$l 50 " " club of five to one address) 5 00 ADVEKTISIKG. Tor Terms geo first paee, tabular form. AGKNTa: The tollowliiK gentlemen are our anthorized Agents in the places named : Dr. Ealsttm, Boonville, Warrick Co. ; John M. Luckwood, Ht. Vernon, Posey Co. John It. I'ut;herty, Kockport, Ppencer Co. Jitmea L. Thornton, Princeton, Gibson Co. , -John B. Handy, Newburg, Warrick Co. Dr. Murphy, New Uarmonv, Posey Co. A. B. Wilkiusoa, Cynthiaiia. I'renten Ta!txtt, Poeeyville, Poeey Co. H. II. CuBten, l eternburg, Pike Co. Mark Grant, Canal P. O., Warrick Co. G. P. Cavanah, Owensville, Gibson Co. To-Day. Startling news may be expected to-day from the Cumberland. We have every reason to believe that Fori Donelson was attacked yesterday, and we wait with anxi ous hearts the result of the conflict. The fight may have been long and bloody, bnt the result is beyond a doubt. With Com. Foote and bis iron-clad gunboats in front and the division of Gen. Grant in the rear, with such regiments as the 11th, 25th and 23rd Indinna, and 6th Missouri, and many others equally efficient, the rebel army mu3t either surrender or be -cut to pieces. Fort Doaeison in our hands, the next point will be Claritsville, where the rebels will doubtless make a stand to prevent oar army from reachinNashville. - . Everything depends upon the celerity with which our forces are moved. The blows must fall thick and fast, not giving the rebellion time to resuscitate, that the Union men may be emboldened by our Buccosaes to'rise ng.iinst the despotism which so long has crushed them. We have every reason to believe that the victorious army now on the Cumberland, will ere long plant our Hag on the Capitol at Nashville. The passing hours are fraught with Jpainful interest to every patriot and we must possess our souls with, what patience we may, until the lightning flashes us the lintelligeuce of another great and glorious tri umph. t Ji'rom Fort Henry. Our exc-hnages from Cincinnati and St. Louis are filled with details of the late fight, and li.-tters giving an account of the situa tion of our forces and the result of the gun boat expedition to Florence. Steamers con tinue to arrive at the Fort from St. Louis and other point, loaded with troops. Most of the army is encamped about three miles from the Fort, and are rapidly, being got into position. Com. Wkah. Graham has established a daily line of packets between Cairo and Fort Henry ; the steamers G. W. Graham and Chancellor form the line. The price of pass-ige is fixed at S3. The boats leave each point at 10 a. m-., daily. The Eastport, cue of the boats captured by the Conestoga, is a. new and fast steamer which the rebels were converting into a gunboat. All her iron plating was on board, aud she can be completed for 10, 000. The Dunbar escaped by running into a creek, but not until the Conestoga had chased her above Florence. Large quantities of stores and provisions were seized at rebel camps by our gun boats, which were distributed to the needy families of Uniou men. They report coffee ?1 a pound, and whisky $2 00 a quart. A tearlul reign of terror has -existed throughout that section. The people have been deprived of all their armseven to their squirrel guns. Many of those who visited the boats had TJuion flags. At; Flor ence our officers were tendered a ball, but did not have time to accept the kind in vita' tion, though they promised to return at an early day.- We have already noticed the tact that our guuboats secured two' hundred and fifty recruits io Alubama. One: man who enlisted on the Tjler, says he haa not rlept ou hi3 firm for a month, being con etauily pursued by the rebels, who desired to press him into the service. . Many others who enlHted. bad been obliged t.. take art oath of allegiance to the Conftiilemie States. One man wha'cam down ou board the gunboats, said be had been ducked twice in a pond near his house, because ha refused to tnke the oath? He had told tbem they alight " duck, and le damued," and stood out to the last'"-' It apppars that among the steamers captured, is the R. M.-Pittton No. 2f fornwrly- a Louisville and Florence-packet,, 3be. was being n?ed " " boppitnl aft Fort Henty.' It is frRred that Capt. Porter will lose one of his eyes from Hie effect 'of the fe0i?er; exiitosion on the Essex. . , . DS Tbe Looisyile Journal is yesponslb!e for the fi!owinft pertinent inquiry: Now that Gen. Tilghman is a prisoner, wou'd it not vt-eM l'ir the courts at Paducah lo it, quire into ihe larceoy of State arms efTected by him last summer?

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SThat portion of the news m yesterday's Jort-vAt, read with the liTeliest satisfaction ov our people, related to the manner in which eur gunboats were received by the people of Southern Tennessee and Northern Alabama. Thjoy manifested by the oppressed of that portion of the country at once more beholding the old flag- the tears of

the old men and the rejoicing of the yoaog

struck a sympathetic chord here, and wwam aeieai neap uenanciauocs on thousands felt, ttsone gentleman remarked, S1! f whenhe is tempo1 .-.:,., un,; u rftnI fen, would, had he lived in that

I u lcIu.uB iuc luicinuua ttt a great uovernineni aiier an. : iexj 10 my family. J lore her above all things else on The're'was an impression, which hail been gradually gaining strength, that, the entire Southern people had become estranged from the Government, and were determined ' to resist- to the destruction of Iheir property, and even lives.'. This opinion gave rise to the most gloomy forebodings as to the ultimate triumph of the Government, which thd glorions news of yesterday dispelled, as the rising sun scatters the after a mists night of storm. . . ? ; : , - But our people had no right to doubt the loyalty of the people of Northern Alabama at least. , From the outset, they were true to the Constitution aa their fathers made it; they kept the stars and stripes flying to the last, and avowed that, however the other part of the State might go, they would re main in the Union. At Athens, Alabama, the flag of the Union was kept flying from the Court House long after the ordinance of secession had been passed, and the State I was constituted a na:t of the Southern Confederacy. But these noble spirits were not 1 sustained, and had to bend before the violence of the storm. They ' were shut in from all communication with other loyal portions of the country, and have been persistently and systematically plied with the most infamous lies, in order to arouse their animosity against the Government, but all to no purpose.. They have proven steadfast even unto the end. We that toast of our loyalty letusmention.it with becoming modesty until it has been put to a test similar to that which has compelled Tennes3eeans and Alabamians to pass through the fire of persecntioo, and, like them, come out without the smell of fire on our garments. . We trust the gallant men who have so long been compelled to submit to the "odi ous despotism set up by Jeff. Davis, will be sustained from this time out ; that they will be furnished with arms, ad requested to aid in lib. f :u i.i. CQuctiy from the trait ors that iuUc'. ii WHh .she. lojal men of East Tennessee, Northern Mississippi and Alabama, and western Aorta Carolina in arms tor the defence ot the uovernment. the rebellion will notonlybe speedily put down, but will be kopt down after it is overthrown. Southern New). The correspondents of the pi ess secured, at Fort Henry, full files of late Southern papers. In the Bowling Green Courier, of February, we find the followiug Special to the Nashville Union aud American. Memphis, February 3." Col. Boyce, of Gen. Price's army, has just arrived in this city, direct from Price 3 head quarters. He reports Colonels Poindexter and Dorsey, with eight hundred men, having met the enemy in greatly superior force at Boonville, and whipped them in three sen erate fights. They captured Boonville, and were still holding the town at lest accounts. Gen. Price 8 army was filling up rapidly with well armed and equipped men. - " The Missouri Democrat comments as fol lows on the above rebel " victory :" The fact is that Poindexter's camp "was routed in North Missouri by Federal cavalry, and all their equipments, baggaere, &e."; captured. ' The rout was completed by the capture of a large number of prisoners. The Paris Mercury, the only paper in North Missouri that dares to squint in favor of se cession, and evidently in their favor, says that Poindexter' a defeat - was the' worst slam" esperianced by the Confederates in north Missouri, and accuses-Poindexter"" of lack of capacity as a military eommauder. The Boonville story is quite as true as many others with which the secesh keep up their hopes. . ' . -. , i From the Bowling Green Courier, Feb. 4. FUNERAL Or ZOLLICOFFEB.- " The last honors were paid to all that is mortal of the lamented Zollicoffer by the citizens of Nashville yesterday. His body, which airived at Nashville under a flag of truce via - Louisville, Saturday -afternoon, was at once conveyed to the State Capitol building, where it lay in state until Sunday afternoon, during which time it was visited by large- numbers of people. " Notwith standing the rainy and exceedingly disagreeaDie weatner, immense numbers of citizens ot IaaUTiiie ana v assembled at the Capitol yesterday afternoon, where the faneral exercises were conducted by Bishop Otey, in the solemn ana beautitu form. . belonging to the Epis copal church. Despite the ram, the procession of mifitary and citizens that followed the remains to the grave, "was 'one of the largest ever" seen in Nashville.' No man ever lived who had the confidence, admiration and esteem of the people among whom he lived to a greater4 degree -than General Zollicofter. 'And the people yesterday gave token of their appreciation of the severe loss they sustained when he fell. ' T ' THB ENLISTMENT QUESTION. The Bowling Green Courier, speaking of the enlistment question in the South, says : Our volunteers" enlisted to light, they expected to fight,'and they are not going to return boma until they are" -convinced that no fighting is Jo be done., They are ready to fight to march all night and light all day to fight and be beaten, and (Lben to fight again.' We think they will have pleaty of it to ' do. " "We think " before aay of them will be asked to. re-enlist, , they will have a taste of blood; that the 'war will hav comrnebced' io arnest j'that the two armies wilt have cloed in a death 'struggle, aod tbeu all win demand to be in at the death." : -.- -'- - " - K. ' : t it-v..-.f- . .-..:' mil . GEO. BA CHITTENDEN, ' - , The Kentuciy rebelskre: highly'i.ndignant at the charge1 of cowardice and treachery,, raised in Nashville, agains Gen. Geo. B: .Crittendepia -"pn nt of the defeat tf Zollicoffer. One of tbem, writingj to the Bowling Green Courier, says: It is the duty of Tery brother exile of a

gallant man to hurl Lack in the teeth of the l

Dase scuuiodb who care to make it, tue tout charge of treason and cowardice. And ia one cas 3, at least, that duty shall" be per formed i with alacrity and. a nx3t hearty good will : The man who says Geortje B. Crittenden is tainted with either -cowardice or treason, 4s a. blacker-hearted liar than jtol the .devil himSeli, and ) he vjfba'woulil, nl such a Utue as this, veuen the cLuvrioejiiritl-tha of a gallant man is chafing with , defeat7 T X. . . e . , . ... tlme unaerb,a Judas Iscariot, and sold his master lor twenty piecesof surer. --s from gex. prick's army rFrom the ft. O. Crescent. Jan. 27 1 ' Mr.; J. T. Thornton, just from Price's army, at Springfield, Mo., has arrived in this city, and reports the General well, and his command in good condition well fed, well clothed, and contented in all, save one thing, via: .the possibility of their beloved and well tried commander being placed in a subordinate condition. To this , they will not consent, and Van Dorn's appointments receivea Dy tnern witn nnqualitied dissatisfaction. Price h3 now about 18,000 men, aai n'3 frce 's steadily increasing. Sketcln of Flak Officer Andrew II. i-'oote. Captain Foote is a native of Connecticut, of which State he is a citizen, and from which State be was appointed to the Navy of the United States. He is a son of Gov. Saranel A. Foote, ot Connecticut, and is about fifty-seven years of age. Be entered the United States service on the 4tu ot De cember, 1822, and has consequently served the countrv nearly forty years, lie steadily rose in his profession, and was made a enmmamlfir on the 19cb of December. 1852. under which commission he saw about two years and three months sea service. His total sea service was nearly twenty years and a half, and he performed nearly eight years shore duty. He was unemployed lor over ten years, and was last at sea in June, 1858. At the breaking out of the present troubles be was in command of the Navy Yard at Brooklyn, and shortlv after the commencement of the hostilities was pro moted to a captaincy, with the charge ot the Western or jdississippi flotilla, of which he is the Commodore or llag ofheer. While engaged in his duties, he is report ed as having worked night and day, with a zeal and energy that are worthy of emula tion in both branches of the service, and has accomplished an almost herculean task Being dependent npon the Navy Depart ment for men and a portion of his equip ment, and compelled to call upon the War Department for other things equally neces sary to the success of bis mission in the in land waters, and apparently an object of jealousy and a subject of neglect from both, he has quietly worked through all obsta cles, and is about prepared to undertake the opening of the Mississippi river from Cairo to New Orleans, ifie is a quiet, grav-bair-ed veteran, and, although holding a rank equal to Major Generul, of the land ,forpea. attained by a me s service on tue , broad I - i . i. . i n , i . 1 - ,i .Bea3 UUUBr. lu.B-wu ng,uaa uwu iuanj nuu uuuaicuiaLiuu?ij cci v lug uis I. u n u L i j ut lug junction of the Ohio and Mississippi. ! Hia present expedition has been carried out with spirit and energy, aud the result, is gratifying to the nation. f2F Major S. D. Carpenter, of tho 19th Infantry, who has been disbursing officer for some months past, has been ordered into the field. Col. Simmons will take charge of the Disbursing office, in connection with the Superintendeney of Recruiting. E, An infant daughter of II. IV Bruce, Esq., of Lafayette, was recently strangled td death by swallowing" a fruit stone which lodged ia the windpipe, and could neither be forced down or extracted. ; v. . . B 4- great many of our cotemporaries have maue a blunder in noticing the move ment of troops on Green river. -Only one brigade (Col. Cruft's) left Calhoun for Cum berland river.. ." The remainder of the Divis ion is still occupying the old "Camping Ground at Culhoun, and are immediately nnder the command of-Gfen. Crittenden.: C' Tha Treasury Note bill still bangs J . . 5 r : ' m nT . ; uro iu liie oeoaie.. .mere seems vo De an effort to kill it off with amendments. 5-" One hundred and Gfty hogshead of tobacco-were brought iJown to Fort Henry by the Government steamers, from the mouth of Sandy river. The Missouri Petco--crat says : - - ' - " Ihe secession firm Of Watts, Given & Co. sent an order for it, but Uncle Sam will get it, - - " - : " . From the number of bachelors whoj within the past day -or two, haye '.' shuffled of the mortal coil" of single blessedness, and from the number preparing for such 'a step, we are' led to the conclusion that the war is nearly over. ; The development of " Union sentiments" among our young men, at this particular time, is regurded by all parties, with the liveliest satisfaction. m Extortion. We have been inarmed that a most shameful effort wa3 made by three I or four men, claiming -to be -police officers of the citV. to extort Si 00. from the man , - ....... i . wh.l veaa arrdQlml o Hair er- Itvn arm n-l,t. contraband goods in-, his. possess ion. The goods were confiscated, and the man himsell granted -a pass to go to Louisville These " self constituted " city officiftls toot the pass from him,"placed hira agaiuJ "under arrest, and demanded S100 as the price of .. -, . , c-.- - utj tiwcttj'.. , ua ijug uujjt u m .jm pos session, he went to a gentleman to botrow the Deeded to make 'up the hundred. The latter, seeing through the intended ras cality, ookpepmpt steps fto checkmate the scamps, and succeeded : in doing so. This little- affair reflects ' no credit frt our "city, and similar attempts should 'insure the prompt . punishment of, tbpse, engaged in them.: s . j l .' A Senator m is . a Bad, .wht. The Washington corrtsponaent of the New York Evening Post says: ! J J -MenougHof Caflifbrma,1 beincr driinl as "nsdal; atfehipted 'to biifke a speech, and failed, as-alwiy?. He wasr.-rry drunk so drublt MBat pveu theorlieial: -reporters' will have bera - wort to make Knjrlish of the few uucouth sentences which tolled 'from bis lipal Three thousand-people fcnewbe wS Ojaok, and l"4eejn.r teaeon tor not reordi8g;t!ia fict Jn'f his- letter. ; ItJs a. pity, that there can be no expulsion from tne Senate for outrages of Legislative de-cency.

r In obedience to a decree of the Uni ted States District Court for Illinois, the Terre Haute, Alton & St. Louis Railroad is to be sold at public auction oh the- 21st cf March. --;- -

-fiiag"- Tlie Douse, bill for the-coiiBtreciioo lt twenty iron clad gunboats, passed'the Senate yesterday, i The UilS provides that J I'reeiJeut, and net the Secrettwy of -4b4 Navy, shall superintend their construction. IIOMK 1ISTKUKST5. ; v ! ; : . ! ': : ' " ; A Beautiful Flag. --We had the plca3nre of examining, yesterday at the store of Messrs. Miller & Niehuus, a beautiful regimental flag, made and painted in this city, arid intended for -tbe-1 1th Kentucky Regi ment.. The material of the flag is of heny blue silk, with a spread e-igTa perched lo:i,:t shield, painted on both eilfS. On one tide the inscription is," 1 Hh IteKimetit, Kt--tucky Volunteers," andr on the revctae, "Presented by the LadiesJ of McLean County to Col, T. B. nawkios,"-The paint ing was executed by Mr. Win. F. Dunbar, and is pronounced by all who hare examined it, excellent iu every rreppeet.r-Tbtis the second flag painted by Mr!: Dunbar, and they are both equal to any,, we have seen during the war. Although Mr. Dnnbar is not a professional artist, he haa-? shown,- in this painting, considerable ability as a painter. We understand a large party is be ing made up for the excursion to Fort Henry. - 1 " ' " tST" The weather yesterday Sr'us exceed ingly disagreeable cloudy ami damp, with indications of "falling weather." w : II. Nelson & Co. will sell at auction; to-morrow morning at their store, comer of Main and Third street, one new two Jiorse wagon, one express, two drays, one dray harness, aud a lot of boots and ahoee. ' Efe The steamer Bowen left, yesterday, for Cairo, with one of the largest trips of the season. She was crowded with passengers and loaded with freight., ov r . -. c-To-day i3 the time-honnred anniver sary of St. Valentine, and thousands of ten-" der missives will pass through the Postoffice. Our dealers have a large and varied stock of valentines on hand. " The Right Man ik thb Hjght Piace." We understand that friend--Hgerj of Terre Haote, expects not'6nlio be "able to supply' PraneTillo ' with, ice, iut.., to , 11, ' through an agent that he may. have., here, all orders that he may rereivetrom neigh boring town?, on the river, oi; elsewhere. 113-lml. -: :' r.TTTz n i The steamer Done, has changed her departure . and will leave, bureafler for Cairo every Monday and Friday. , She1 is the only packet down the river to dsiy, and goes precisely at VI m. - " Dr.'.' Lktteeh." Letters are frequently dropped into th Post Offife for deliver here, unpaid. 1 be law requires that -they be invariably frrr paiJ ly stamps. ' .The pub lic will please bear this in mind, especially as the Valentine season has come. ' Unpaid drop letters cannot be delivered, " ' --j, Feb. 11 5td. . POSTMASTE8 ltAI.ItOAI KKCKIPTS.' . i : . ; -? ;"-,7i; 's ; Febboabt Vf. 1 cane tebicco, 1 1a1 1rf, 3 O "acn r .1' Ci': b Bhco), 1 box 31, J II jMnghue Jk Coj-il. , b il (ti-i-. Joun al t'o; 1 bx dry (fOi"lr, Miauittiu llt.illv; 1 liox, 11; 4 ix nidan, V jil aikmati O i 1 hx-i. 1 keg poultry, Whwdar-A Hit:K; .V.l bu-bols wluat. Goo Pr.ter At Co: A bx hdw, Cbas Wel'B: S ioxH ehoea, Iluad & Lawreriref 1 cae. luda Svarar A-i:i-h ; , vb s oil, Antuouy liois; o hx ci iiizh. Peter Viet'lioR. SI l: I bx tipKr, I ,v L liii,aoo: 3 bxi I Vy Kn fj"",5 sl'"'i-' HeiiiyI vti" 1 lm nrniML V Htrlints4rt ftl- tJuru Min, I. - , a" ...... . . I .' uariiMit: kxs io1-'rr jJaixen 4t to -llZ pks oitfl, w V Lw raun, J. paj-sricc, l hill p.nuxn w 4 bngs coffee, 6 bbls sugar, 2 bxs soap, -i l.xa caartle, I bbl vim-gar, 1 bol molaaeg, y M, tiUth K lud Vols; 1 bx H H good?, J 31 t'cubl e.'er; l.box dry gooiig, 3 P Byrne; 1 rask teag 1 cnk plums, C A Kessler; 2 bbls ecrtrs, Kiliott Pros; 1 c-itr lo.td of staTus, McKeely lefiecs; 103 bdjs jfi nny h.-iep, f G 'Kiley Co; 44 bills willows, Sir ficller; ! tli S tr.ea, C! Weth A Co; 7 bdls leather, T Kerih; 1 BX books, E J obPll; 2 shteta iroo.a.ait & 11 iney; 1 kjr butter, H S Blount; 2 bbls eirc. 1 paddle venison ,S E Uilbert & Cc; 24 ska flour, 1 bx paltry, H A Cook; 17 tka bran, 15 ska. flon1-, P 41a' z; IT fks bran, Pred Kron; 32L'Bka bran, 15 nka floor, 3 Meni; Ii eks flour, J P lliott; 17 Bka man. George MiK-ntzer; 6 bbls egg, 1 thb butter, Louia Topf; 1 bbl eggs, 1 tub butter 3 ska " did apples, 1 bx chickens, Michael Reid; 1 1x green apples, T I tnntti; 41, bbls Hour, Claiborne Poik; 1 bx tii, 2 firkins butter, Kdward Ingle; 5 ska lueal, VicKeiy Bros; 1 bx mil so, C Slinuet, 7 bale drv ro ds. 4 bxs dry goods, 3 bxs boolx, i bxa bate, il ai key. xienniug & uo. A. K. SHRAUKK, Agent. NEV ADVERTISEMENTS. Court Notice. State or I.vpiana, .l lit. the Van lorburgh CirVuuderburirh County, t cuiA Court. . .. . AiMiiu, nmDertfl and f Leopold Al. Berakeimer, Edley Brtno and Andrew ( H. Allen, partners under ', Attach inout the firm of Brown A Alien, I auj Wm. Loswentbal and I I . ! st j i iv h tjva rt i ju-'FtuJi ii r -Si. on file in the office of t'.e Clti fc ot 4h Court utoresaid, that the i-n.ia iu this ac'tiou in tuuuey due on a note execuie l by the Uefouajwii to plaintiff-, and thtt Hie u( C-utU-.it, Andrew SU At len, is nou -resident of the State of IuJiana, N-Jr tii-e of the pendency cf such action in il.orel'.re Kiven to said Aodrt-w M. Alien. a:id tliaL 11, will stani fo trial at-tbe -next term of h Bfoivaa, to be be.ao aud he!a at the i.rt tionse in the City ol Eransvllle, iu the County eud State aforesaid, on the fiCHt !fii,fli.v in inr-ii A. V. IWi. - , . . J - ' ' Witnes the Clerk of Said Com t, this 12th day or rebruary, 18Bi. ' a' ' I.OUI -i RICHTEB, V. C. C. Blylbe A Reid Atty' for Plft's.. - fel l4-3v REG ULmKSHTACKEf7 rami-: .vk if . Mauueh ifleamer' P. FLEMING, Muster. J. A. Diceispon, t'lerk. . Will run legulai ly s above during" the .seasoa E2Lt?'g!!.t?'rj!a?!'a'? PPl.vou boitnl.; iobl2 -M-jd -9 bbls just recetvwf, and for eale at. . t'abll VlOfKltk' jutto&t 81 JUint.i BJ"i' .'-Six tons of that rich couutry brauK anil Uvr wtlo at febl.i VICKEUT BROS-, 82 Main St. tkiitl Oil-'- GliiinniCH.'a-eorted clfered tbopuhiic in this place, just received per-Bti-uim-r Laecast r, and for s:i!e at- n " t I V V JVICKERT Bltflfi.; febl.'t - ,a? :-;';,.-' No. X Main Street. Tj&tCK .'GO; bbls I. eat qu'iir, or tit uy -e'.febl3 . , .a,i. cti.rkkt A '0. 1 JRaViMJS"S Meiv.ti.inr reiviDg j Jm. orders Kr Oo.il Oil Lams, cn iiave thcci j filled at V1CK.KBT UW3., el Main St. teb!3

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FBAKfis Fentjbich, Bads., Evansville, Ind. Jons iraSDRlt'H, Buos.i Colombia, Pa., Established in IS .1), IJLI BRANCHES OF THE BALTIMORE HOUSE, ESTABLISH El IN 113, I ? r . , , -.- - z ----- -i , jos::fehdrich jfrV. 1 riTtt -J' EVANSVILT.B, INDIANA, I I v- J i fKst-iihe4 In -1856. ! 1 ? .IJJJYlJjFJCTUilJSttB OMf i TOBACCO AND CIGARS, a ',tao.ca."-ssxi.Trfr--.- " VW- !n"gt(t 'und t'csf asjottment of Tobacco and CSfiSs iu th Wet; . We call the attention cf Sutlers and titorfrkt-tspura to examine bur stock, which th wilHiutf e itwosive and cheap. 1 H0, M pon U Joseph cignxs. . ,lU,ltn , iiorol' haries do. .,. -t r 2 2 5,uK a -a o "el John m d.. - - " "' l(),t .it I'va : iti,nt.M "r ir,,(KK)f" ' I .! l'J.iMKl r ;.t - - - 15,iJt0 ., I0O0OI1 - Ht.uoo .! 15,WJ 6u . ... J,niO ' - , : vo . :ores I'raci f ; " "' - Henry nay. Lh uiiolet.ii. V. Hi ji!isn'ri. Kia'i.t Iluvana. r.a il ad i nas. l - - l.a luiiia. ' , iiaol pauinh. Ptieut i'roeacii. , i tieile Ani-ricos. . Ii'ilei Kwl Way Pips-s. ; kixe Powhattnu Pipe". Imx Common ciuy Pipe. dozen Briiur Koot Pips. dt-Ken Ati-tracliiium AHorled I ipvs 8iIauUh I'ipif. 25 l.oxe? extra VirgiD!a ('liAirjTohacco. 6 hox(-n 4 07-. rrnmp Vireiuia Clie'A'iiig d-. m caJdie PI:teti-r-t''Priile. ' i0 t'ues li-piit pressed Virgim:t. - 3d? boxes ! i? liiimp Tobacco. T . '. ? - lit' k - Itmi-jh-and Redy." - - io lioxoi mii Hoot Virginia Tobacco. li) lox s ThemeA Keen' J obacco. Ji gri.tss 'iniiy iH1 Tolsacco. ' 2() ; grots tjUu-e To'mcco. '.. t -2" " grois ptveet Owen." ' 2' . tjoxe Urftn-oira. Tobacco. . .( f "20 bble Fin Cnt C'h(-win!. , - 50 boxes Pure Scotch Knufl. . '- F'f SOT bbls Macanoy Snuff. ; - ". ! .' r i 10 bb'i Fteocln-nntt. .-teJ5.otKXa-kiMri?a Vxule of the AVat htnoking Tol,:iCCi. G Ooij prknaxii o?eboi do. 6,dO pro knsr'-t M tMioiiit do. i"1 Pine Oi-t t'hewius Ti.baco. ;i,(.M . pottmle IkifikHiairk Smoking Tobao. 2UO . Lie Graail 'i orkis h Tulacco. . i i;(Mj iba CarioUa Smokiog Tobacco. , . &W.OI.0 Pipe Slmus, nsrted. ? f-f0- dvZea JermHu Piper- ' - " 30 doeo Krench Pipes.' "i - . oa-ies (nii-i-t:ut Heed Tjrfif." A " We off.T ibe :ib .ve y:joCn for s.t'e Ht Baltimore preen. WV have no ompetition in our line this aide ol CinciiiiiiUi. iuvito f3,iale8 o examine our Inly" stock, uhi h they will linil extensive and cheap. Uie i a Citll. Hj'a.NC'IS FENDR1CH, BILOS., ... --- " No 27 Jlai n Stret, Ktaii6ille, Iud. Sign.-, of 4Qld: Bob Ridler." t m i.KX.jiJ-auti's nut ifl ri. J?. We iiBv-e in -it leceived anothrr beantildl nBortuint ot 111,? uli'Vrt celobratec kid gloves, and Jor sale cheap at Hi :tf APKK It t Bl'SSl NO'S, J febpi ii. 4') Mtin St.' -iiitr.twfi.ir'B cnjnitsx fJ.mba just re-eii ml.'uud for sale at 10 c apieie, at . wh APKIlR BU.SIN'CS, u-hJJ , i'j ibiiu ftrtn-t. C-A'--Ti. lutiue OKKlK on Main JSi strrtet, next ,o &!r. KeHer'fi Gun Stttro. A pnoil Htand t.T H'nr!l Im-ineHd. Price $120cas1i. Jrou ml rtut nl 'iil f t' TRarl v. Apply to . ' GARVIN & HHit, l.-l'l .U.'.i . Attorneys at Boots and Slices. j - t I ? I or exchange foe To'jaeeo, twelve casee Boota isiiti Mi -en. eo"-prtsing In'rf, ouien g and Child en'f 11 o aboto nre direct from Maaiachnaotte Ucturirs. end eirtnblc for country trade. 1IKNUY KEMP, Washington Ilolel, or to TUOPAS J. HCKI, A.'?nt FOR TUE mnT t.YJJ siojs ht-ori:, No. Firat Slreolfi corner Sycamore, tl-oll EvANSVILLF, lMUANA. (FJjr.T J K TUB. 300 ll'n best qrality, for OP Hale by S. E. GILBEKT & CO. f.blO rmvnFEJSriJVfzspMiiiTS.-co gaiM. Ions, in runs aud dozens, for sale by feblO . S. K. UILBEHT & CO., ' - -- Ko. 4 Sycamore Btreec. A VALUABLE MAP OF KENTUCKY, Equal to Lloyd's Great Map of Virginia, Prom actual Surveys jmt I efore the War com. - - . . .inoiiced. - C XT There lias ipi-t iirt-ii ilf.ip of Ktntvchj Lloyd's Topographical Map, STATE OP KENTUCKY. Price 5" Cents, in. ?hets, colore I nicidy in Countiei. ' Puli-.ipue.l by oiib-r of tb KxvtUiive fio-t, actual aureya uiade ot" etich iJotiiity. 'Puis Al.-ip ia the bizo of LioyU'a ouxhru t,te8 &iap ami Lloyd's ii, Ttiuosrajilucj1. ilap u Viigiuia, 4 foot aqnare. Ou tbis-lup t-t Ktutucky ia ito-n every Mouo3" t!4in, every i;i iJj:o, every Wagon and Stage Rood, every Cauil, cbi-j iJaturai Curiosity, every '"" trre'ek and Kivfjr and Ui, names of tbem, every County beat, every Town, every Village and vej-y l'ont Totvu, every Mountain Pitas aud every Font. Every Rtilroa'l and everv station -n he KailrH,ie, and the distances from Station , li, Station, are (n i J down from official authority . ftThe 51apr Id cOijrared on steel, and shows Tcimeaee as fur S .uth its Nashville. . An; ou ...roBiiMtc this Slap aud not satisfied wilb .it can have io i-ir money refunded. Pairs per copy 51) Otsw, Ii hhsfts, colored ,'- -mer,r,T, or 4 oopiks foe $1. Mounted edition on rollers, rarnisbed nScely, $2; Pocket edition.' for Army Officer and Travellers, R-irb lijien tucbs, price S2. J5i-nt by m-al to ajiy xart of the country. "AGESTS Wj S rvn iu every- Connty and also in the Army i f Kentucky. Every officer aud nolrlier "Will nc-d thU Sf.tp it is the only pood Map evor made of Kentuctff. aud ia worth S". Trice . cents, cr 4i.t-Ica 1 r St. Sent bv mail safely or no pay. . AJur, ,. . J. T. "liIiOYI, w . ' : Ataerican Map Publisher, feblo Iij4 Broadway, tew iork. SCUAVKTlU & BUSSINGr'S KO.i'J MAIN STREET. tut tjv jtMT jtts4:jiijw & - -iar Hirimeuf of -eaeonab!e Dry Goods, tftwhlelj mm V iiiUl r. -h c?rnlly call tb Attention of our nnmeri-.mi, cwsf--iii..rs aud the public generally. JSTeozr Calicoos, A very nue lot, just received, at SCaAPKEB. A BCSSIKG'S, f08 Ko, ij Umin street.

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Madi80Nvillx, Mercer Co., Mo., May 21, l.rS. ijb j. ill. j 4CK50M : l)Eta hia: about two years ago I had congestive chills, which bo com pletely prostrated my whole fytem, liia' l.r month 1 despaired of recovery. As a na'.iii'al couseqnence ot the dangerous eoueation ol lo..o,l to tne thoracic viscera (or interna trt;tis), w:t now afiected with chronic ir.llaiuniatiou ol tlie li v. er, stoaiach, and spleen, accompanied wilii i,ah itation of the heart, and a Ions train of li -lr--,M:f, nervous tymptona. I tried all the n.ii;nl leme.lis in vain. At length I was I uitiiced b uiybiotlu r to nse " Dr. Ho Hand's Grrnian I.illitis," a he said they had mlinoit cnie i him of Pjspeoa. They atforded ine immediate relief ; mi l iu otiu week alter 1 began iibina; tnem, 1 was at-:- to pur ine my ordinary avocation. I am deeiroua ol uecojuinn your aent here, lor i am confident that I can sell a large amount of the genuine article. I am putting up a nmttoieut this rlace, and ebon Id consider my stuck of medi cine incomplete without yoor invaluable preptration. liaiU. v. ltn a.ut, m. i. These Bitlera are intended for Liver t.oinpKiul, Dysppaia, Kervouj Ilebiiity, and diseases ariMmg fror J diaordered atomach. They will trform what it ia said thev will. Por sale by diu?:ii and store-ket p.'m ia every town and villatro in Hi United Btates, Canada, West Iniluss, ana c-oiiiu Ameria, at 15 cents per Untie. See that yon, p t Uocnaod German liitiera. jHu2l -diwZw rjtyKti. Imperia', Young Uyaou, Guijp. viM. der and Ooloug Teas, at from 4.rn. to SI ' - r lb., at VltlKKKY Ulii.S., t. Hz Main hi. JBL aroas eacu. t"T sitle Lv ocli 8. K Gf.!tERT & Co e epfi No. Main Street. W AJitUK HTOVK Iff I OIUVVH 1 WjS. Knit Socks on baud, worth from " rents tu 6Uoeti,at BCaAPKKK PluSSlSG, aiWAJ No. 4't Main &tii.t JO-m In ltt vnd 21b canisters 5 cae i tut n-coiv ed and for sale by 8. E. Gl l.llKUT .4 Co., V. r 40 lookers lust Nfu.rn.lti-. t12 sC E. GlljUKItT C. M f it 'W ka it tk TV i ,1 J -L-j; Mf J ' M TURK. A very choi article of NrKhuni Mola BLi, juat received aud for iot!-.i by v lijfc r.K t l5i;o. octlM No. h, Main 6treet. 1 tt iOSKJ Jl"y7 Si ore aud for s Jo by VU'h KttY H'tiS. No Main Mr.er,. ocf4 v i'l r sin it a mi .v. t.vttT ii i! n lot ol those nice SUAKEIt KKOoMS so cheap at !M ceuis each, at VlCKEiiV UttOS., cctl ro.J .iMin Mreel. ftv HI TJB . Vv'-i II. b keics ft. Louis White Lea-I, to arrive will tie Bold very cheap for ca:b, by may ukk. tt.o :itiii i'.n itJsKK,-2 bf-is ornhiiiu Mobtsset. fir siin". ir to the lBt. iut received and for sale at VlCtvEUY nRti., dec7 No. 82 Main st. ML nice Lli in irs, can Lie had at , uiiiier, auu nun in iniiri dec7 VICKKBY'S. Jim We have lint opened a l.ire stoca ot Pon nut and Trimming ttibbons, Krauch Flowers, Kon-s, 1' lumen, Bustles, ana aiimnery iooiia tfem-ra iy. bUHAPttlt X tfUa.lM. Ho30 t'J M tin St V-rf UWMJV.tr X i Jt.'Wtt I' A' H MJ4 Bushel, at VICtKRY Bl.o-., oct't nitiii itih,i. 15 5 bbls Curraati; 2H0 Ib Citron ; 1 cak I'ruiieo; I bb: vUerrief. For sale dec!8 H. A. COOK ' Jf 1 HUUJVU tifMC-Ka. U tviiifi a laroslo. k 5oV uf pure grouud epic.es on hand weuret-tnl veiling at the old pruo, tiutwiihntaiolin the Uie advance tor pure Spices. Bo sure to rail at jiu28 YICK KliV'S, No. Main ntre- t. J EST AT K tor the ptymeut of Ihe costs and elenseo of aide-walk improvements. Notice i hereby eiven, that by virtue of a pmciJit issin d by the Mayor ol the City of Evauavil'e, and to me direct. nl, I will sell at public aui lioii, i,t the dtor of the Court Hou.-ie, i n sitid city, on b A 'I'LKIJAV, PICO. 1ft, WO.', at 2 o'clock F. M., the lollowiuff lota or parcels of real estate, or so imtt-h thereof as may be neceesary to pay lhi anioiint charged and assespel aKaimit paid lots ro4ectivoly, for the costs and expeusos of making side-walk improvements fjr said lou, togeihcr wiih tbn cool i cf sale : L. h. Baile, Lot 3, Block 82, Lamteo 87 ' Adam Oyet-,rman. Lot 4, Block 101, Lamaeco H. O. Babcuck, Let I, Block 11, Sharp's Eng. si 1

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JaL3I&.i O. Ua'DDKItlCU, Cily (.11 u.r. "BB,fJ' JTJKMI. Two good l ooks w anted at WW the American House. Apply immediately. Good wa)t" will be Riven. jau25d2w BOlCOlTItT & PI LLSBUKY. Tai Hwwu 'iM JhJuieJi it a "n iroii-. -X havitir in their possession Books lieloriKHo; to the Pigeon Township Library, and taken out prior to Octoter lft, IStil, are rejueti.'d to return the same immediately. jauBOJlw t. K. LEAV1TT, Libraiitii Pensions, BmmtLand and Military Claims Procured. I am jirpitreii wiu all the necessary forms lor procuring Pension, Land Warrants, Bounty ot 8100 extra, and arrears of pay, for rtobliers, Widow a and Ueirs, wlio are entitled to tlio pim iiii-br tlio acts of Congress. M. K. A NTH KS, A ttoruey at Law. Office over Crescent City Hunk, kvuusvillo. oct-29-SmdAw F. SHARPE & CO., Produce and Commission MERCHANTS, No. 3 South Witra Etuket, jau25 EVANSVILLK, 1NO. GEO. FOSTER & CO., PROVISION AND PRODUCE Corner LecnBt street and Canal, IVANyVH.LE, INP. ' CjIHII. To enable us to devote our attoutioit ex to the Provision and Prtduce busiuea, determined to close oat our entire Mock ve haii of oi;oCKRIE6 We desire to call the attention of lh trade to tli fact that we will sell at lower rates than goods ot similar quality can be laid down in this market, ard we Invite city and country buyers to examine onr stock before purchasing ulaowliet-3. The stock is well selected for tho wants of this section and contains nearly every tiling kept hy a wholesale establishment. Knriraitis can t had 1 y callinsrou GGO. POSTER d CO., jan'2 Corner Locust st aud Canal. B KjJ.vrtisi- in -';'' WW Pork, Lard.Tailow, Hoo, IVLm , l orn, Oats. Itye, llav. Flour, Di ied Apples. I rmii Peachei, Pealhers, ls, G.-ioai.K, m:ii, Beans, Potatoes, Ilry or (jreen Uidps, or aty oth r tiroduce in excbaBgo lor groceries. 1 Jan GEO. POSTER A CO. STOVES, CASTINGS, AND V JO n "JE T JIM A. GOOD CHANCE FOR BARGAINS. Thb undermined have a lara anil curapktu ai. wiirimeat ct tne aoova ariteies m ,ii m.uii i,ii"i and the must durable quality, which they orfor ou i most xeasouanie terum. Tbey mannfacture all kinds of COOKING AND HEATIMG STOVES, Grates, Hollow Wate, Cajtiis, aud the b- -t of Tinware. The times are hard, and we dc-ign to sell cheap in proportion. Every article is iuourod to be of the le,t quality. U member the place on Maiu street, oj poeite the Court II j Use. jn2l HEINKMETKR & CO. imft v t V w and lnyii-g out of Tniilic Alleys. Aprenably to the Charter aud Ordinances cf the nv, notice is Hereby given, that on tho H'h dy ot January, 18i2, an order wa pased by the Common Council of the Ci;y f Xvansville, requintii an llac to h, laid ont nd ODened in filo k. nnm l-er atphtv.nne IN,). hU in the Town of Lamitsco City. f-oue (No. al) in the Town of Lmit.:o ( ,ty. City Of Kvauiville. and that a plot s howms; Milion. width, and lntii of fcai d I al.ey wan idedto said order, and is on ji -e n this P. PL 1th. t, Clerk. now Cr the posi aopeuded 1 i.iti, Ue'rk'a Offlce, January 30. lS2-6-tr mohm; jMivMr - iiua lot of MM hoavy Horse BUitiaets and Covers Just recoived at SCIIAPiiJEK BLSSING'S. ,jeC50 o Main street. ..