Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 14, Number 119, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 15 February 1862 — Page 2

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"The Star Spangled Banner In Triampli jat wvi O'er the land of the Free sad the home of the , Brave,".: ..-.. - -j - -. - TAKE NOTICE, EYEUIBOpY ! If yon want anything, w f -- , If you hare anything to '!!, f . " ' If yon want to boy anything, ; , 1 If you vantt i rent a ifotifre, t "'! If you want Boarders, i If you have lost anything, " . i"" -' If yon have found anything, TELL TEN THOUSAKD PEOPLE BXIaDYER. TTSING IH TUB r EVANS VILLE JO HAL, - i K9AU wants supx'-lied by advertising in the SUBSCRIPTION PRICK FOB DAILY : Delivered in tbe Cirv. rer week....... ...j..t"0 10 By mail or In the City, per year (in ad nuj;e) 6 00 FOR WEEKLY: . -- " " ry TOtm par jfBT,-Tzngio iraoscrroen.....;;. 31 60 u . club of five (to one a dress) 6 00 ADVERTISING. For Tenia we first pane, tabular form. AGENTS: Tha following genileroe-i are our authorised Agents in the places named : Dr. Balaton, Boonviile, W arrick Co. John SI. Lockwood, ML Vernon, Posey Co. '" John B, Dangherty, Rockport, Spencer Co. James L. Thornton, Princeton, Gibson Co. , .. . Jobn IJ. Handy, Kewlnrg, Warrick Ca-u J-' Dr. Mnrpby, New HarmoDT, Posey Oo. A. B. Wilkinson, Cynthiaua. Preeton Talbott, Poseyville, Po-y Oo. H. H. Glisten, Petersburg, Pike Co. , ; 1" Ji Mark Grant, Cam! J. v., Warrick Ck. . , Q. P. Cavanali, Oweusville, Gibson Oo. "J . : . ' - f To Bowlinj Ctreen. 5 C'-ii Mr. E. B'. Allen, of Trre Hante, wlio left MunfordsTilte, Ivy, en Tuesday ' evening last, furnishes the lu liaaapolis Journal with the fact that Genera! BaeU's ftrmy had advanced on Bowling. ' Green. On Monday Tnorning at eleven o'clock- the troopf began crossing, and a continuous stream ponred over till eleven at night. Over 17,000 men had crossed up to that hour,, including one regiment of cavalry and five liattenea of artillery. Oq Tuesday three more batteries were taken over, and Wednesday the brigade in which 13 our celebratfd Gertasin regiment, were to cros3. ; The same gentlernan corroborates the information' thnt VfTe rebela were evacuating Bowling Green.The Journal doubla this, howevw, thinking tha rebels not likely to abandon the only obstruction in our way" to Tennessee. But the rebel Generals may entertain a hope of annihilating the army Binder General Halleck in the vicinity of FortHenry, by a rapid concentration of all his foicejat Bowling Green and Columbus, Indeed we see no other way of escape for the rebels bat of the dikaioa in which HaUe;k'as Sudden movements have placed tue.m.' They are compelled to stake ail oo a desperate throw of the dice. If the rebels abandon BowH tg Green and Co! utabus. without -a fight their men will become so dcniorali7ed that tha oflicers will no longer exeecisa a;iy control oer them. !f they ' jailly"retaain' in those positions they will be atfUnkedj their communications cut off, and they will -be starved into eurreudering.-'Tha most ferocious animals become taeie- wlsen deprived of food, and we have no reason to believe that the fire-eaters' wilt prove an exception to the rule. - - - Tke Situation on tht TenatHcr. At the time of writing we Lave received no intelligence of an attack nj-on Fort Donelson. We gather from the correspondence of the St. Louis papers, a number .of items ofinterest in regard to the " sit nation" of oor forces and the prospect bei'ore them. The high water which has .enabled our guuboat3 to reach FIorcuce' and display our flag in Alabama, is just now the most formidable foe of our army on the Tennessee. The moat around Fort Henry has assumed the dimensions cf an inland sea, and the fort itself is sn island. The "narrow neck" of land between Forts s Henry and Donelson, is little better than a ' quagmire, and it ia almost impossible for tha army to move. The water, however, reached ."ita highest point on the 8th, and is now falling. But if the attack on the Fort is delayed, it may be attributed to the impaesable char-' acter of the roads. v , , - s , I Among the many incidents connected with the fight, is the followirjg, from the Missouri Democrat: A company of cavalry was stationed at the railroad bridge twenty miles above here, . and upon the approach of the gunboats on Thursday evening, tu Captain, with characteristic Southern hragadocio, drew : up his men in line on i.Lo river baak with "tLe evident intention of . blowing thent out of water, ihe little rebel guaboat. Dunbar was just above the bridge, bi t as soon aa our gunboat approiuuic-d, as may be imagined, beat a speedy retreat. - ; latent upon the capture of this prize, the cavalry company was entirely overlooked, -atid, as I have above stated, were bravely paraded 'tip behind the trees of lh river ,bu:ik, with, to all apitrances, exceedingly - l.o&tile iutent. Their donble-barrel-.had bee: duly loaded with the inevitable buck-shat,, and then came tbe rtad'j present wbeOj ; with an interna! shriek which penetnited - to ' the very marrow cf their bones, went wbto.ing - by after the Dunbar one of t!irt Gonesu.ga's shells. Tbe concluding ordec of -jlre, .was never given, but, with one imiversal shout of horror, Captain and men sn&tiered for the woods, leaving beLiud tii..-t, ia rjaoj instances, even thsir hats. My nifuraiant the keeper of the draw-brid svbo was witness of the scene, still reraios as a trophy the variant Captain's ' sombreroi. He tells me that three of th j eorjipnriy were drowned in the back vvau-r if ttie tiver in their hasty flight. - - " - - ; The Federals have ; exhumed nineteen dead bodies ' siocn : w Japfxfedne' fort, which had been hurriedly, 4 baried in cne heap after the fight and: lefjre one men reached the fort. TbL j miTte i be , rebel twenty-three killed and eight wounded. Fort Heimao, on a high bluff nearly op-

posita Fort tlcarv wi3aUjp:Oi.tci.eJ by

fallett timber; Ac rMh 18 Tn5,e or more of rifle pita sarroa -nding tbe works.- Tbia fort wm isiannel by three regie ents, and if tha jnen 'bad tbughtit vouii bave cost us hundreds of lives to hare taken it, bat the shrieks " of the "shells "froni bur gunboats was sufficient for the chivalry, who left for parts " anknownr" These- regimen tstr ere composed of Irish, who La f beea paid in boots" at SI 0 a pair f.nd .ol'hsr articles in proportion. kvft ,3-:,l. a. The disappoint iiMit i of-Ged; Wallace's brigade at not beingn hand to participate va, the reduction ef Fort Jleiiry "is described as intense. i,hen - tise .boys heard . .tho booming of our canned, tit' was t with th8 greatest difficulty that they 'yreri "kept irv any sort 'of order, so "enger were they, trj press forward," s We,- anxiously Await the news from : the fight, that we. may place on record the daring "deeds of lhe3e Indiatiacs who for moatbs past havepraye I to.be led against the enemy 7; : 2 .,b4 The 25th Indiana Regiment arrived at Fort Henry on the 8th, n- the Steamer Iatan. , The regiment is now filled up to 1,000 men, and all areaniious for a fight. , The following is Commodore Foote'f gen-? , eral order relative to the 1aEs vintorjr . f The officers and crew of tfani portion of ye gnnboat notuia, which were engaged in tae capture of "iort Henry " on the 6th m stant, already have had their brilliant ser vices and gallant conduct favorably noticed by the Commanding Geceral of the Western army and by the Secretary of the Navy, conveying the aasuranca that tha President of the United Slates, tha Congress, and the country appreciate their gallant deeds, and proffer to them the profound thanks of the ISavy Department for the service rendered. In conveying these pleasing tidings that our services are acknowledged by the highest authorities of the government, you will permit me to add that" in observing the good order, coolness, courage aad efficiency of ofScers and men in the memorable action between tbe gunboats and the fort," that I shall ever cherish with the liveliest interest all the Officers and men who participated in the hattle, and in tfce future st all, with in creased hope and the greatest confidence, depend npon all officers and men attached to the flotilla, in the pcrformsiiice of every duty, whether iu the fight or the laborious work of its preparation. . " , ' ! ' J; Signed ( - II.'. A. Foote, ''i " Flag Omcer Coramanding U.'S. N. Forces on the Western Waters. ; .. ' s - Caiko, February 10, 162. ' ' ! . . ', "' ' Flag OfBcert Foote has lo received the following dispatch from Seeretary.Wellesi ? " WASHtNOTON, Feb. t), 18G2.-; ; To Flag Officer II. A. Fool :W' " f " Your dispatcb announcing the capturfe of Fort Henry by the squairou under your command has given the highest graUaeation to the J "i-.-si lepf, to Cocisres3 and the country." If .. iV-ceived and read m both; Uo-uses cf v'oijgiea in open session. The country upprtcUies yonr gallant dee js, and this dipailuieot desires to convey: to you and - yonr '.brave .'associates; its profound thanks for the service you Lave rendered.. T;SiguedJ J-, "'' GioEjii Welles, 'tj ,.. ' " r- Secretary of the Navy. V -a :i - - ' J . -. r. m j .. Schoolmaster.! Abroad. -Five companies of the 7Sth regiment of Ohio "volnnteers jwere .at"th landing jresterday on board the Neptune."5.. The other seven companies went down the "night before. This regiment caa hoast of taoref school teachers than ony other in the servicHf :Tho Colonel is,' or(.waS superintendent of the schools at Zaneaville. .Tbe,Mar; y is a minister, of the gospel, who left one if the largest congregations in the"Statr to battle in-defense of his country. Three or four Captains are school teachers, and in-oue company no 4oss than fifteen privates threw up excellent positions as teachers to go South. In this company we are-told that -during- the three or four months they were in camp not at single man broke gaurd or was placed under arrest for &Dy misdemeauor. The Chap-. lain aaid-daring 'tee. entU. tlraa Jhe Lad been on the Neptune he bad heard none' of tbe soldiers make nse oP profane lan-j guageor .prove guilty ol, ungentlemanly conduct. - Wefertainly think this a model regiment, and know of no better point to whichso. maiiy teachers could display; their talents to advantage as that ,"Dixie' to which they are going. ; " isjjy Senator Chandler of Michigan, was expected to 'introduce a resolution into the It. S. Senate" for the expulsion "of Senator Powell of Kentucky, on Wednesday last. We have not learned whether he did so or not-ru-? jrMi.vI V . - i uv- - gr ffe presume the - ' Pennsylvania Reserve," of near 15,00tt men, was landed at Louisville' Instead of going "to' Fort Henry, as was supposed by our peoi3le.'Ji The troops are said, to -be pouring ,.jnto Louisvilleover ' cine Bteamboat loads having arrived there within twenty-fonr hours." Co?" Geni. Buell is said to have left Louisville for Green River, to direct the movements of his columns In person. J Somebody is likely to get hurt in that kcality. i, v The Secretary of , War's report consigning Ives, the Washington correspondent of the NeK ork '"Herald, to prisoa, was issued inftb ual Jf the President "Com-mander-iu,-Chie ot tbe Army and Xavy." ,f'' 1 , : .A...'.;" .K J.." . II f..,,.,a pt 8S?"Gen. Stone'aarrest was madetwithout consultation with or knowledge of Gen. McCIellan, as it was mada without the knowledge "br assent of the Secretary of Stat e"; The President and Secretary Stantoil j. manitest, a ilispositioa, to run together,; and " pat .things 'through, "s in a style startling ' to f tritO!3 and p'eftainglo patriots. 4 EteJ An advancrt is being made by our futi-es at Ironton. Col. Baker's cavalry Will accompany ihe? expedition". t-J.-'K-riV ' :Skif A Wegte.ro Governor was recently witb the President, who asked him, "Will the people of the West sustain the Government through ihe onerous taxes which must be imposed upon ibem?" The reply , was emphatic They will endure anything, if they are 'convinced- that they-have' got a Government." JV. 1'. Pott. That sounds like Gov. Morton.

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--, Maiisoa, February II, 18(52. GkstL: As variona reporia.Jhava been ci .v;ilate4 .totbe detriment of our W meat and, particularly, effecting the Emmet Gt atdS,' the nndersTgned' beg le are to infonii Hie cEizeni "of! Evansvine, tLroogh" yonr, e,qtcrpris:ngpajertpf few facta. 1st. We are comfortably clothed acd well ,f;dtli4aka"! to Cuartemastcr Red mond. - . .;. .' , 2d. We hae warm, dry, healthy quarters. 3d. There is no ;di3affectioa among the menj except, perhaps, complaints made by men who are either too lazy to do duty, or too towardtj to act the part of true soldiers. I 4th. Col. iiulien Bai carried oat 'all lie promfoed. Kajl strict; 'it iafJtruebat attends to all tbe wants of the men with a promptness and kindliness" of regard ths. has won our esteem and respect. : - . ttb. Ia tor clusion, we beg of our friends at' "he rn e! to fro wri down. the lies issued againdt U3 in bur absence and pledge to these friends that the Robert Emmets will be as faithful to their flag as he whose name they wear, was faithful to bis. - ' - f t - John O'BEien, Jamsy Fitzwllliamj- Jerry FlartravaH, Franklin A . Fo'.t," James Fleming, Tbomaa Wleh, Wm.' J. NolaB, TfaOB. Qtiinnj M'.chael Dawaoe, Michael Si nrray, John Vktary, Edward Claflio, LewiJ B. Hays, C.'Gleeaon, &L Gormurs, James Barrett, Pat Hughes, Thomas Griffen, Thomaa Kane, Jobn Garvin, John- Burke,' Thomas Ryan, Pat Hill, Chas. Hummil, Thomas Hoi mas, Samuel Williams, Timothy SommersJoh a Kennedy, John McClosky, Pat GaSiQg, Ktehard Gauiog, 'X. Humphreys, Timothy Dawson, Jasi A. Gavisk, M. Dawson, J; Coonery, P. Ward, P. lloon, J. Llcyd, Josejih Carr, John Conner,. Dennis Monday, John Sawyers, P." Mahony, Peter Williamson, John B. Kennedy, William Caromings, T. Brady, M. O'Brien, Pat Filzwilliam, James McGowan, Daniel Fiskp; i'- . .- ; i ; ; Tub . i'PKsmoN Between.- thb Gbet Eagle akd Eugene. The Louisville Journal teUs the following story : " : . - - t "The following anecdote ' would induce one to believe that there is a considerable competition between the Big Grey Eagle and Eugene, the rival packets in. the Henderson tr id:. It i3 said that, on Monday last, me usptain ot one ot tne coats . encountered a merchant from one of tbe little towns on Jhe coast, end plied, him for his patronage, telling him that he would give him his passage free aad tarry his goods for .nothing, rather than see turn-patronize ;tbe opposition boat. . The merchant was lost in thought for a momentl but.' recovering him self suddenly, said, "Captain, if you will, in addition to all that, pay the drayege upon my gooda rthink I will travel with you." Tub S-'ovemekt toward Kkstocky, Tbe Pittsburg Gazette of Saturday furnishes a rumor to the effect that fifty thoueaud Federal troops are "to be transferred at once from the army of the Potomac to Kentucky, to meet the extraordinary force "which is sail to have been sent from the. rebel army in Virginia, under Beauregard, to Bowling; Green. ; : ' ; ' ' ; STbe- following v resignations-' havd been accepted : Capt. Wt H. Beadle, of the 81st regiment; Lieuts. Jasper Segur and Tbornbury Balnwin, of the 34th regiment ; Lieut. H. C Weimer, of the 47th regiment ; and Lieut. Charles Adelman, 'of the Mor ton battery. . " ' : "x ;T'.f i"i si7i ;ipE,-.JTi!;it-H;STS. .;vt-4 - f Jf'rk-OT T? :-"iei av- . Stbay Letterj. Some person unknown nas left at the Post-office, a nnmber of nn paid let ters'and packages, addressed to the 31st and 42d regiments Indiana volunteers, and to' various persons without giving their location. Nothing can' be done with . the packages and letters in their present shape, aud if not claimed by the owner, they - will have to be sent to the Dead Letter Office. ' fig? The " steamer Science, with 1,800 bbls of flour on board," stink, a " few , days since, near Hartford .City. .Only 600 tola of flour wa3 lost, s The boat will be raised - frjy A gentleman who came up the vt"er oa the Courier informs us that Gen. Ilalleck, Assistant'Secretary of War,- Scott and Gen, Callom, aof McCIellan's staff, were all at Cairo on Wednesday evening. It was nn derstood there that General Halleck would place himself at the bead of his magnificent army of over 50,000 men, and direct their operations as"' they move 'down into Dixie, 'Es3T" The. ice on tha canal is now in fine skating order ; and. will, doubtless , be crowded, to-day with the lover3 f this tnanly sport. -'" "' "--'; f f- ;."- ' ; 1 ; ST The steamer Woodford has gone to 5I. Carmel for a load of corn) for tha Government."" '"' ,"S' ''ys '"The elegant Bteamers Grey Eagle and Eugene , are the regular packets for Louisville to-day. . , , , ; ' -'. , 5 The Swift Courier 'is - the - regular mail boat for Cairo and Paducah to-day at noon. We commend her to travelers and shippers.'. ; " ''. "' "" " fcS? The Neptune with soldiers and govet anient stores past down yesterday. " " ' " Cheapest Coal" Yet." Excellent Newburgh coaj delivered . jn, any part o' the city at 1 -cents per bushel. OrdeTS left." 'at J. P. Elliott's. ; " " ----""i .; New AurasckmbntI -Chanub of Time ! f - Taking, in consideration the necessary wants of2 the traveltngand. shipping public, and onr own- interest, in ' the Evansville, Paducah and Cairo packet, trade, in order to supply these -wants 3 . far. as possible, the steamer J. H.' Done will hereafter leave Evansville on Monday and Friday at 12 o'clock m., and .Cairo on Wednesday , at 12 jj and; on Saturday at fc o'clock p. M..'It being rendered impracticable to frm a daily line, we will endeavor to fill up' the vacancy as far as ."jve'pao The", public can rely oa ,t,he Dane- reajaining:.rin the. trade until her h place is... sapplied by another bcat . better adapted to the.' trade than any' now in it, which 'change will "be made in a very short . r - - - - , .. time. Lewis Davis, Captain. f February 14, 1862:lw

Lecture on Spiritualism. ?T)t. IS. K. Coonley, a traaoe s, eaker fro i

f Mass.:; h use its, will give a ctor-" of lectuf 3 i on sabiecta connected Witt tbe Spiritual and Ilarmonial Philosophy -l - The first lectures will be given on, Sundayt 16th. inst at 3 o'clock, p, m,s and, in the 1 evening at? 7 o'clock t the Court HottSeT" ' - "'",r; . T" . MrsS. A. Coonley L wilf.'give j-ecilations of Poems before and after each lecture. 'All are cordially invjtcd to attend- especially those who enquire-: Wht is Spiritualism, and what does it propose to doT" The Doctor Is classed among " the most popular trance speakers of the day. ' tB H. Nelson &" Co ?"remember, have an aiwtion sale, this mornins,' atl& .oclook when they will sell two-horse, wagon,, fpn express wagon, two . drays. a . lot,, of boots and shoes, a part pf sa-k. of coffee,, ic a "r'T Yesterday was : the coldest day of the season. ..Snow : to the depth, of .five inches ..fell Friday night and is still on tLe the groond. - - '' ' ; -'- . t --.4. i ly The 59th fndiana regimenf, Colonel Alexander, has filled op at last, and left G os port yesterday for the seat cf war. The river is fallinfr- rapidly at thia point. .;' -...,- ..A M Thb Right Mas ia th . Right Place We understand that friend Hager, cf Terre Haute, expects not only to be able to supply Evansville with, ice, but. to fill, through an agent that he may have here, all orders that h.- may receive from'' neighboring towns, on the river, or elsewhere. . -jflS-.lml, J., i: f.y!- t f,i- ' ' - :f...; : " Drop- Letters." 1 Letters are frequently dropped into the Po3t Office for delivery here, unpaid. The law requires thai they be invariably prepaid by ttampsm i The pub lic will please bear this in mind, especially as the Valentine season' has come. " Unpaid drop letters cannot be delivered , - Feb. 11 ftd.. t Postmaster. ; : . tK OfflOial,'.; s ; ' ,- ."- Evaksvu.i.1, February 15,18C2. VW Z.I8T 9JP r.MTTJBRS MKJnJUJV&j tug in the Post Office at Kvansville, Indian, Feb. 15, 1832. Parsons calling for theaa tetters will please say " Advertised, "-.aud give data of list. Advertising fes, one cent , ; r f LADIES' USt.i'l f.5 i-l:ii-" Ardie Mrs Sarah A no tin . s i Kudu Laurie O tt J, Brown Marirarelta Baker Mr Elisabeth ' : Brown Kirs Ann i Bura Mr jh'aocy Baker Marart . . " Bruner Mrs Hrr Idd Loaehine Mrs Murtha J Liitthwait M ra 8arab Mot tun Mrs MA. .... .,; Myfrs Dlia fa M?rk Mr Mary ? ; S-" Mubbs Sarah j.. KliBttir Mrs Small A . . M:Jhs Natl . ; f vera M.ra Sarah Burn. Mary Jaae n . Miller arabt litrk Mr Jan. ,t w . M.irem lira Sarah Cully Mary ' ; k i Stier Maiiha Jane I ..11 Hf .1 17 -I .) , . . Craua M m N A Calkin Mrs Sarah A Croft Saily , . , r Cratt Cdnip-ij Carter lira . j -1 Clark tfaunv w McK-naey Mrs Mary j M;Kinney Sirs II A McReyoolda Tfhia t McDucaid Slary i . McDonnell M rs Baryr. i . s ; Ai ignttneale Mary Couk Mrs Kli7...:Le:h . Coleoes Mrs M'jirv . DenatHf- H rs Catluuin Irunivan rsiary Davis Mr t'raocts -j ICrnkioe Mr r-ailiw Kaircliild Cordelia Kernwmxl, Atittlinc FelHtoad Mary AuFUtwerw J&u " Kotr Mrs lluiiah,'. Foisyth Susan t;ib..ii Mrs Kut e t-s Iltrogh Slies K U ' lIo-rj.'y Oaroliu II ail Kstor Ann HnntioKlon Kva H in; ton Kiizat.elh 6 lietmrd Kmilis ;' t v., llolbrooks Mlaa J Hawk Wary L . lion ton Mrs Ingle Mary K . JutlQWiQ BlO'ie Joipi Mr Arunetta 2 " Jones Catharine A JohnHOit Laurie - -Jncobs t')Htha:'iHe ' I.6nedy Mary Kirkpatrick Amanda ' Keuly Mra Mai tha K I in L ai Lucy . " Xinyaeiler M J 2 f N jldon Mrs Chaua j Nowmaa usart i , : Newman Hattix '. O'Brion Mrs ti-GOra U' By rne (U ai iraret , . Paul Kva Pmknr Matilda ' '' ' "' P-trtlrthwaitHwrah Dj ;' H.hlnon Mrs Jane.-?. : li jlierl5.. Mrs Margaret, buiwrt Marfan tl a. " .. . , i Kow Sarati ; tandra Uart S-'ttm Kiiaht-tU r " a.:' Nfiuon Luvernii Mteperd Caroliini ... ttnepberd Pboabt - s Sniiflli tlnria Ann . Hiuith Mrs Mary Aho frargrit Levina - I'oiulitison KlijibwtU TouiiinK.n Mulii . -1 hoin: son Maritret J Tylor Mr ."opbia A 1 riorapion srli Ir tV ilia M rs Julia "Weber Mrs F.l.ziti Id V illwu Sarah . - s v hitehead Itnl.r.va WihM.u Katy - . Nvhybur Mrs Louija WeMf.til Mrs K . - r t Long Mary Ann Willuou Mr k'lizabtth Wood Mary. SlNTLEU'a H6T. , ' - Lynch James ' AfflWm n ' ' Abbott Wm p - -- Aldrich M II 2 -Aleon Jacob Applegate Jss S " Iteala Wrn Vanldwin Henry 1 ' BaliardJohaa -Bailee Joe -Boes James .2 Brown Limaa ' Bedsworth JoBeph 2 Boyle Jaa Q Bacon Jas ' Baker Charles ." B ys Benjamin , Bebage Cornelius - 2 Batna O , . . ,, .. r Bracking Sdward . .. Burry David Baker Henry -- Brandns James Boes John , . Beatty J A Burton J Edward Barker Jas O Conner Lieot Jno it Cooksey Mr - - - -' Liltlepage John -? ljeonard Joseph -ljonj; Lorenzo Ir -'- ' Ijawrence tienry ' Littlepagn Martin Moore Dr C C - Millman A A ' - sMortinir ii . MorriFsElisha J"Miller Fred M arshatl John -Montgomery Jns " Martin Geo K - " Millar MoKes Moore W Ji t MiireroWm II " - Merenhaon Henry McC'lellan Samuel O MacOre(ror A McKeever John McCutchen James McUooda-iB i W McJohnaon Bev E , McGuire Wm McCalium Samuel JVeal S K - , - Oder Wm l - tJiart w m Crottg Wm 2 ' " s Crosa Wm ' ' ' CoonsThos 1 " Collin Samuel Cropp Per 2 Cady John ' -Cooper Jobn Dannnm Wm ' ' ; Hearing Jas II Tr 1 Kdwards John Krakiue J O . Edwards Wn H " fiteeerald Wm " Flemintr John J ' -Fairouild Ixvid -rioyd ii-o W ! Falsted Joeiah "" Kitch Jobn Kieher Wm . Faircbild Zarab - -Fraur.is Dr - 1 " - Cwcoa S W Orlton Joljii ' ' Phinton Henry Powers John F - Phillips J L r ' Price Wm Ifv Pmtt W M ' - Robertson John U - ' Reamer II J T Kankin John Hotheacat ter Johu " Bitter Jaa " Ilagslale PH j ? "Kich Moble- i Rotrera F rj' !,1' Kuder Kdnian ' "w r Rtchinson Koht w Kobinnon Su-phen n' " Ricn Noah Shiyock Jhn Q Uroitn 8nmuel B Seeley B - " Hhae Jennea - " Smith Charles . . -Hinison John - -- - '' Shinner George SttppJohn illett Abraham OuUliaBt F It G.lpin Nathan--- -Oillutt John t - Graves Mr fti'at trrace Jobn Mbackli tt J C 2 Green John- J '4, Samtxion Julia M Gantner & Recker Saiiih .Win J 3 -. Oraddy D L Smith MicbMal' Grate A lonzo , Simpson Juhu HyneWolf Slioron Thoiii8 ' g J, Harrison Wm , . "r 'I'hoinas Master Ed i Hoffman Peter " 'Taylor John v,t Higgiubi-ttom CanHy Taylor Jamea HupkiusEU . Trible John Htihnan: II f ? V'onliuon Henry It ' f ,r .. . .... T i. . 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- UEJL.lciiOL'3 liOI'lCE. Bev. J. r3. Craig ..(United Presbyterian) will

preach ii. the It. .ntiat TLector Boom, corner of Climtnii -reet "aad Canal,' on Sabtiatls, at o'clock M., and at 7 o'clock M. r . ; lie public are respectfully invited. - ' i new advertisements: Ageiicjr. "for Soldiers Claims. "-M.... -i-ai . ar .n,,ri i. - TV . .tlc&BtliMl .V J. T. iLM WIJITTLESlf proenre Invalid PeDsioBs, Bounty Mouey, Arrears of Pav, and Land Warfan.der the eeveral actsof ConErreas : fees lrte, and no part of tUir charges collctfd till the claim is eeenred. - Office on the north side of Third Street, between Slain ani JLr-eest; Evansville, Indiana, lema mciiii.iujn at w uixxtjJSiSa. i. 5siO lKiuuds. nice and fresh, for sale at MI5 i.f!s:s -r ELLIOTT'S Grocery. rt bush prime Irish Potatoes, jnst received at "f -bis ELLIOTT'S Family Grocery. at On aai ks XiX white wheat flour, for sale at fotas, .v., , , KLLIOTX'S. r a k v Jjru njjan : MM 500 pound sugar cored Beef, 2,00(1 lbs fellS . bams for sale at . ELLIOTT'S. By virtnd ef au order of sale issued ont of the ofHce of tha Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas of Vanderburgh connty, Indiana, in favor of Uaatec l uck, audagainst Thomas Gi fiord and oth ers, I will, oa between the hour of 10 o'clock, A. M., and 4 o' clock, p. m., of said day at the door of the Court House in tnecitv or bvansntie, Indiana, oner tor sate at public auction the rents,and pronts for tbe term, seven years of the following described real sin'e, viz : Lot No. seven (7); and tlte adjoining one-half of lot . aix ((-), ia bl ck No. sixteen (16), in Stockwell' Kvi!'gHroetit of the City of Eiaabville, Van derhurgh Cuunty, Indiana. . Aad atiould aaul rents and profits not sell for a sum sufficient, to satisfy said writ and costs, 1 will, at the same time and place, otter for sale and sen the res simple ot said premiiea. " ; GKOBGE WOLFLIN, 8. V. O. Wheeler . T,jiehrt. Plaintiff's Aitorneys. fl5bi5-3t$5 h Court If otico. STATE OF INDIANA,-! . I Vanderburgh -4tiiityi At.nl lerm, 1862. In I lie Vanderburgh Circmt Court. No. 90. - .' William Thoma-, 1 , . . .... . 1 1 Fort e Aaron Bnrrow, t'eujamirt closure. F.-.time,ChrBttiun hruf.Ji. V ilvam Qeiiruaa and Ma-: j ... t-ly K. Cunninlja.- j J , .. . r t M. on tile in the omc! of the Clerk at iefaid tl at Aaron Borrow, tv i f the defendant's in the above eotittei action, tbe oM.c of which is to for.-clos a Btortgage, is a non re ioent of the Stale cf Indt-ai-a, aiil tl:at he In a necessary arty to sa'd action. Fo;ic-vf tbe pndincy of nch action ia therefore given to laid Aaron Burrow, and that the taiw will stand for trtat afribe next term of tbe Court aforei-aid, to be begun and held at ihs Couit Honse, in the City .of Evaosv.Pe, 4o the couuty aid Stare aforesaid, on the first Monday m April. 1S62... :J r . a ... -', - W itness the seal of the Clerk of taid Court, tbi lth cay cf February, 1802 LOUIS RIC1ITER, C. V. C. C. Wheeler Ig1e!.:rt; PIff's Atty's. , -. Inblf..3w HJBS U I Ft 8 S Jt L K. JS O. 5 I By virtue of an execation iaau-d out of the ITic of the Clerk ot the Cuort tit Common Plran of VaiKlnrlniTeti oonuty, Indiana, iu. favor ot hvobert Ffiightiuga'e, and again t Barnard Vulk and George biukei, 1 will, oa SATURDAY, MARCH 8, 1802, ' between the hours cf 10 o'clock, A. M. and i o cl. ek, P. M. of said dny, at the door of the Court House, in the -City or ransnlip, Indiana.! expose t ante . at public amotion the rents, tesnea H'sit pnjtits fur ,-ths term tf sevdn year of tbe fi'Iiiiu hitr rit.crtbtd real estate, to-wit: - -. 1 iia noi Lit i ai f( tbe west half of the fontiwet juarter of sectiun No. thirty.foor (:4i, in tewavhip No. (S), sooth oT range No. eleven (111 west, in .Vandttrburgli t'onnty, Indiaua, levied on at i he property of John Oeorg4 Rinkel. And should said rents and prurtU not sell for a nm snrlicieot to satiaty said writ and costs, f will at tbe sriiij time and plara, ofl'er fur sale tbe fee simple of Said piemi. v . GKOKGK WOLFLIN, 8.T.C.rA.'T. AVbittleaitv, I'laintifl's Altoruoy. , - -, li-bift 3t $5.z "-;.-.- ; . ; ' i ' : KUHftfH ttJiLli .VO.50. 3 ........ ,.- i; - v - , - Notiire is hereby given, that If virtue of an xeentioa isaneil ont of the otfiVe of the Clerk of the ronrt of Common Pleas of Vanderburgh County, Indiana, ia .favor of Joseph Gerard, and aguiu.it Philip Kauach and Christian He.-ldei ich, I bave Ifsvie ' upa, and will, oa i . t - ,'. EATUKDA V, MARCH 8, 1862, between tbe liuura of 10 o'clock a. M. and 4 o'clock p. M. ol said day, at the door of the Court Honsa la. tiio oil y of Kvatisrille, VandbrlmrH county, Iudiua, otler for sale at public auction the rent, ii'Sttes and profits i'er a term not exceeding seven year of the Mluhiug described real estate, town: ''J v'"' ' The nadivided oje-funrtb of the north-east quarter of the Hou!h-H4rtt quarter of the south-east quarter of section No. thirteen (13), in township fco. six (", south of range No. eleven (11) west, in Vanderburgh ouuty, Indiana; and a!s. tbe nudi vided one-fo riU of lots No. throe and four (3 fc 4), in bi ck No. on- hundred aud thirty one (IU1), according to tbe ri-ordti plat of Lauiusco City, now w itliiii tl e City of Kvansviile, and State aforwaid. The id described real estate taken as the property of Philip itaubch, aud as inherited by hint as one of tbe heirs at law of Philip Rauach, deceased. Aud should said rents and profits not sell fur a sum sufficient to sutisly said writ and costa, I will at the same time and place, oner for sale aud sell the lee simple of snid premises. GEORGE WOLFLIN, S. V. O. (I. W Hardinj P) alilTa Attorney. febl5-3twSs.7a ... , . gHBBiWS 8JU.K, JVO. 48. By virtue of an order of sale isaned out of the ofiioe of the Cloik of the Court of Common Pleas, Vanderburgh 'County, Indiana, in favor of Uriah McCoy, tt. at., and against Christopher H. Budd and wife, L will, on , ... SATCBDAT, MARCH 8,1862, between the hours of 10 o'clock, A. M. and 4 o'clock, P. M. of said day, at Ihe door of the Court House, iu the City of Evansville, Indiana, oiler for sale at pnbiie auction tha rents, issues and profits for the term of seven years of the following described Real i,tate, to-wit: All that part of fractional section twenty-three and twenty four (a3 and 24) in township seven (7), sonth of range eleven (II) west, in tbe district of lands sold at Vincennrs, Indiana, which was set off to the heirs of Polly McGary, deceased, in a partition ot real estate of Jonathan Anthony, dt ceastd, by Robert Evans, Kdward Hopkins, and John II. Cary, containing seventy-six acres, which said tract or land was set apart to Lncy Jane Budd, ia a p&rtttiou of the ri al estate of David Nesrlev. de ceased, in the Vanderburgh Circuit Court, at its vctoter term, is.-.i. And should said rents and profits not sell for sum sufficient to satisfy said writ and costa. I will at tne same time una place oner fur sale and set the fee simple of said pretniies. UE'JKOt WOLFLIN, Sheriff. Wheeler Iglehart, riaintitTs Attorneys, feM5 3twf 7..TI srnE mvns a m r.mn - a a Notice is hereby given that bv virtue of an Eveention iasued out ot the office of the Clerk of the Court ot Common Pleas ot Vanderbnrirh countv. ludiana, in faor of 11. Q. Wheeler, President of the Caual Bank, aud against Allen C. Ilallock, W m. Id. P. Stoddard, and Jobn V . Hughes, I have ictieu ujou, auu win, oa ..;; , ; j SATURDAY; MARCH?, lSi.2, between -tbe hours of lO o'clock, a. k., and 4 o. clock, p. ., of said day. at the door of the Court uuiuw, iu imtiij rt crausvuie, lnuiana, offer for aule at public auction the rents, issues and profits for a term not exceeding seven years, of tha follewiue described real esiate, to-wit 1Lots r!0,'1""63 Ph four () fi (&). - (6), teten (), eight (8), and uin- (9), h block No. one (1), ". eigni (). m biocfe No. three (S), all of wiu lots oeicg in Brays i-olareement of the city of Evansville. led ana. T And should said teuu and profits not soil for a sum .sunioieitt tu pay said writ and coats, I will, at the same tiiue auu pice,tner lor sale tbe tee simple ot said premises."GEORGE WT0LFLIK, S. V. O. Wheeler t Igleheart, Pl'ffi Att'ys. feblo-5.25 - . , - - REGULAR WABASH PACKET. . .. Siatii.cn Steamer .. . . . .. J . U. "'.""ti t:!.?!E,.xi.,x o, -H ' P. FLEMING, Master. . J. A. Dickinson, Clerk. f Will run leirulartv above dnrinff lum. Foi fiaigbt or passage apply on board. fsbia

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FaASfiB FlSBBlCH, Baoa., EranSTille, lad. John 1 asr,jCH, saos., tuimnuu, ra., ( Kstabliabed in J 850, BRANCHES OF THE BALTIMORE HOUSE, ISTAEtlMlKD t5i 1818. JOS. FEIIDniCl BOOS. CTK C A d r.tR JFcnrtricIi Jros9 EVANSVILLK, INDIANA, Established 5n 156. ' jnjtJvvjpjcTVMsaa TOBACCO AND CIGARS, LXXC3L .-0-o."txT- . ; T""r.sJF OJ?"JS fOlt r,JF 0FJFBH FUil BJtJLK THH s?ar ia'geet ana bvst assortment ot Tobacco and Cigarn in the West. We call the attention f Sutlers and Storekeepers to examine oor stick, which they will find exteusive and cheap. - we ii j vi! tpj- jKjjvits ;'! " 100,000 porels Josejb cigars. .fc lO.Ct poi ols 1 liar lea do. t .' , . 6,iiCO ',. iorelsjohn, . div-. . !..-,; , ;: ... . . lO.ooO La Uva. , . t ? I' ; 10,0(0 porels Francis. . i , 1",IKI0 Henry Clay. , .. ri . , 2 ),t)"0 La Napoleon. , . - . 1S,0( C. Branson's. ' . . . 1,000 Regalia HavuLi. . , ., . i Iti.OtS) LaSaladiaas. '..15,000 ,, La India. , 1(.M.I.OJO ; Half Spanish. . ' . HMX) u Ptsnt Pressed. . f . ... , i VifiiJl). .' La Felle A nioriius. , .; . 50 ' boxa Red Clay Pipes. .' , , " b0 boxes Powhittan P-pe-. . . ; , . l.GriO. . Inixea C'omiuoa Clay f ioe.. . . -,. . 30 done n Briar boot 1 ites, . , .-. 20 dczoa Meerschaum AsorUd 1 ipes. ' 60 gross Danitb Pipe. ,,.; ;, - ., .... ,t " 25 boxd extra Tire-urn Cbajrlr.gTobacco.' ' 50 'boxes 4 ra. I nmp Virginia Chewing dj. ISO ' eaJdie Planters' Prile. - ' ' 20 boxes L:ght Picked Virginia. "." ' ; " 30 boxes Five Lnmp Tobacco. ' ' - 10 3tees Boneh and Hendy. ,; ' ' ' 50 boxes f.old Root Vi'gini Totiacci). ID boxes Thomas Keen's Tobacco. " '- 20 gross Sunny Side Tobacco. 20 -isrosa Solace Tobacco. - . .; X j 20 gross Sweet Owen. . .20 boxes C Bran oo's Tobacco. , ' ' 1 bbls Fine Cut Chewing. ' - r " ( R0 boxes Pure Scotch Smiu:. . bi bbis Macaooy Snuff. . " . . -t 10 Jib's French SuuB. . . ... --..- - . o,i00' packages Prido of tl.a Want Smckiug To- - ... bacco. . . ? , . ; : 5 000 . pM-kag. a t-'otebu I do.. ... t .. .. . . ,:..6,001 .packages Ma.uOtiad. ... ' ."t k . bbls line C.t Cbewiug Tobacco. . , ; . . 3,000 p.juuds Krnkiunu k Siuofcing Tvbsoco.' 2u0 lis Grand Torki Ii Tobacou,.- , t. ; ; , 2iW ; lbs Carlotta, Stnok ing Tobaso. o00,4 O Pipe Stems, assorted. " - - i. ' fit 10 dieett tjormait Pipe, liv'i - SO do.oo French Pipe.' ,- ,. i. . ... 12. casus Con uoct,ii;ut SoeJ Leaf. - . - . s- .. ... ' ; ; ; '- . ;.- ."i rf We oSer the above ft ' for sa'e et Baltimore pr res. We have no xiu ei iLmiu ia our liiie thia wide of (Tinciunatl. We invi'e t?wle saQ.aaMiae our large stock, wbk-h they will Had extensive aud cneap. . trice ua a call. - t ..,Jtt.i. ' - FRANCIS IKNDRICft, BROS.V , : . No 27 Mni o Street, tiustille, lil. Sign of "Old Bob Ridley," ,mM,K A jf-w nfi'a mm t,irnn. Wa have just laceiKd auolbr tmwntifiil as sortment of tha above eeletvratec kid glovti, aud for sale cheap at !IJ A PK Kit J HCSSINU'S, fobl - - 4'J Main St.. vo aoyea cniioreii lririiiiu iiuuber Iwug tyomosjust receivo'i. ana tor h;io at lit t-'s apice, at SCUAI'KKK & HISSIN GS.. IHJ '' '"' 4.1 Main .Street. V tUI k,Ji.Tho Irante OKr l( K on Main street, next to Mr. ltlar'a tjtia Store. A yoo-i siaiHi tor a small ishiiMW. - ri ico I in i-asli. Ground re.'jt about $4d yearly. ' Aiply to ... ,. GAKVIN A RKin, fi-l.lld.lt . . -'. t r , Attorneys at Law. Boots and Shoes W WJLLM. SELL VHBAP VU 1.1 Df I M o; exchange for Tobacco, twelve cases Boots aud Hoes, comprising M"U a, onion's and Chil dren's 'Ihe above are direct fioui Massachusetts factories, and suitable for country trad... HEN It if KKfdP, . . ,.; - W'aaliiugUm Hotel, or to THOMAS J. fit NT, Agent ' - . KOR THE '' '' ' HOOT AJS'It 8BOK TO -No. 22, First Street, corner Sycamore, - febll - -' ' "'EvAS8Vii.tr, Ikdmka..' X"r PJETSU. 3(K) Ihj best quality, for 0 sale by " S. X. GILBERT A CO. ft bit ' ' . rmCBPM!JTIJSI!8PIRiT!tt-m g-vl M- Ions, in cans and dozens, for sale by feblO - ' S. K. OtLBtliT 4 CO., " f.1 Wo. 4 Sycamore streee. ' A VALUABLE MAP OF KENTUCKY, . lujuai to Lloyd's Ures-i Map of Virginia, From actoal Surveys jut lefoie the War com- " mentel. " OS" Tr hat never b'en a SItip of KtntwVy wwict iHjure uj any account. Lloyd's Topographical Map, OP THB STATE OP KENTUCKY. Price Ut Cents, in Sheets, colored nicely in Coun-lle-l. - . .... Published by ord-w .f tha Fxe. u ive from actual surreys made of et.. h Cn ntv. Tnis Man a i size of Lloyd's Southern Mates Map and Llovd's rrll,f.v.a.l.lt iul Man ..r .' ... -. ... .w.. irmy v, .i.giiim, -iiret square. - Oh this olap of Koulm l.r is shovu every Mountain, every Bridge, every Wagon and Staie Koad, .c. , w.ei y natural tnrioaitv, every Creek and River and the names of them, every l"." erery lowo, evory lllage and 7 J li every sionntain P aud every Ford. Every Riilroad and everv Station u me tiauroaos, aud the distances from Station to ntanon.are laid down from official aullmnty. The Map f engraved on steel, and sboss xennestee an lar South as Nashville. Anyone ordeiing this Map and not satisfied wiiu can nave tu eir mouey leiun.ied. PBim pea copt 60 Cknts. is hiri-.ts, cni.o.cn Ntirei.T, oa 4 copiks fob $1, , Mounted edition on rollers, varnished nicely. $-2; rocket edition for Army Uincer and Iraiellets, with liuen backs, price i aWS" Sent by mail to any part of the country. AG ? NTS WANTED in every Connty aud also in the Army of Kentucky. Every ofltrer aud soldier will need this Map it Is the only good Map ever maae oi rvenrucay. aua is worm r. Price oo cents, or 4 copies tjr il. Sent by mail snlaly or no pay. Aonrrss J. t . t,t.ut ti. American Map Ptiblieher, feblO li Broadway, New York. ODO at SCHAPKER El BUSSING'S NO. 49 MAIN STREET. war large asortmeut of sai.nii,i, i.. i i. ... ...u;..i r i j . . .. - J v-oo-m, i wwini uwe wouia resuectlullv eH iha,i....i... of our numerous customers and thepnblic generally.

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