Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 14, Number 120, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 17 February 1862 — Page 2

T. M. THATEB, ...Epitob O. K.. DKEW--.....,........Abbociat Eomm MONDAY MOBSiSO FEBRUARY 17

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i " Y "Tbe Star Spaniel Bannr la Trlnmph yet waves O'er the land of the Free end the home of the Brave." TIKE NOTICE, EVERYBODY ! If yon want anything, " . If you have an thing to sell,If you want to bay anything, If you waut ti rent a ilocse, -- If you want li.-mrdera. If yoo hae loat anything, . If j on have found anythicg, TELL TEN THOCSASD PEOPLE BT ADVKB. TISISa IS THE ?-EVANSVILLIJOURNAL -ear Ail wants supplied by advertising la the m:rs-biptios Pitir FOB DAILY : Binred to the City, per wwk ......... ...?0 10 By mail or in the City, pwr tiw (la advance) 6 00 F03 WSKS LT : By mall per year, oimrle rit)cnljer, ...... 50 " " " clnb of 6ve (to ono address) 6 00 ADVERTISING. For Terms see first piice, tabular lorm. AOKNTS: The following gnntlomfin are oar authoriied Afrents in the places uamod : Dr. tta)tou. B-onviilf, Warrick Co. John M. Lockwood, Mt. Vernon, Posey Co. John R. Dnneberry, Kockport, Spenoer Co. James L. Thornton, Princeton, Gibson Co. , -John B. (landr, N'ewbnrg, Warrick Co. Dr. Mnrpby, New Harmony, Posey Co. A. B. Wilkinson, Cynttiiana. Preetou Talbott, PoeyviUe Posey Co. . H. H. Cuaten, Petersburg, Pike Co. Mark Grant, Canal P. O., Warrick Co. ; G. P. Cavanah, Owensville, Gibson Co. FIIOSE FORT D0NELSON. The steamers Baltic and Adams arrived here yesterday, having left Fort Donelson on Saturday afternoon. They brought no intelligence not already reported. We were informed by the Clerk of the Baltic that it was impossible to procure any reliable reports of the Egbting. It consisted mainly of skirmishing, and up to Saturday afternoon no general attack had been made on the Fort. Two of our gunboats were disabled one by a shot in her rudder, and the other by a ball striking the hull, which caused her to leak badly. Two pilots had been killed. A thousand conflicting reports . were circulated on the streets yesterday, but they are unworthy of credence. .Lieut. Col. Morgan, of the 25th Indiana, is reported seriously wounded, but we hope this may prove uufounded. We are iuclined to beieve that nothing definite will he heard from the Fort for several days." Every dispatch received at this office, concerning tha fight, will be at once given to the public. The 55;h Regiment, Col. Mansfield numbering about 300 wen, marched in from Camp Vanderburgh Saturday afternoon, and embarked on board the Grey Eagle bound for New Albany, where they will be consolidated with Col. Greshatn's Regiment. They are a fine body of men, in size and appearance, above tle average of Indiana regiment?, and it is well that they are to go at once into the field. Cols. Mansfield and Gresham have not yet arranged the list of ofHfers for the new regiment. The report that the 62d Regiment was also to be consolidated with the abbva regiment?, does not seers to be well founded, as the three would make more than 1,200 men. JsagWe have in our possession, a gun captured at Fort Henry. It is a fine arm entirely different from anything we have yet seen, with a barrel fuliy four and and a half feet long and an inch bore.. The piece has no lock and was probably carried by the secesh for the purpose of frightening the Yankees. '-",-' ' : . : A number of excellent double-barrelled shot guns are in the city, having been purchased by the visitors to Fort Henry at prices from 52 to $4 each. The soldiers are driving a brisk trade in the' captured trophies taken in the rebel camp. te" Toe Missouri Democrat says that the ("jopie along the Tennessee river, when they saw the Union fljjr, exclaimed "My stars I" indicating both eurprise and patriotism. SQ?" The editor of the Carbondale Times furnishes in his last paper a blank column in' order that bis friends may write a "leader" to suit themselves. He says fault has been found with his previous production?, and he hopes his patrons will fill up the space with whatever matter tbey see proper. Fort Donelson. A gentlemnn who baa been on several recent scouting expeditions tbrouarh Centucky and Tennessee, informs us that Fort Donelson is a much stronger tort than Fort Henry. It sits upon a biufT bank of the "river, and is armed with about twenty heavy guns, which are ranged In two tiers on parapets. Our informant tbink3 the upper tier of guns would not be effective if the river were low, as tbey could not be . discharged at aoy object nearly under them, without danger of baing dismounted from jieir car-s riasres. As the Cumberland, however, is high and rising:, their gnn3 may be effectively used against our gunboats, and wiil give Commodore Foote a warmer reception than he met at Fort Henry . . : -r Tho Commodore left Oiro on Tuesday night, with a full appreciation ' of .J,he strength of the enemy's detncta, bat with a determination freely expressed to his officers, to reduce the fort or sink every vessel in his fleet. M. Democrat. . Illisoib' New CossTtrcriox. The new Constitution to be adopted by the Constitutional Convention of Illinois will provide for a general election of Governor, Auditor, Secretary of State, Treasure!-,, Superintendent of Public Instruction, Attorney General, members of both branches ;tf the" Generel Assembly, Judges of the Supreme and Circu t Courts, aa well as County Judges and Attorneys, Clerks of Cuiiaty Courts, and other county oncers, in November next.

Soldiers' Relief Aseocle-tton. f Editors Jocrkav: Some weeks ago it was mentioned in your papers that the funds subscribed and collected for the benefit of the families of volunteers, were nearly exhausted,- which was so at that time." The County Commissioners promptly came to the assistance of the committee with an appropriation of $1,000 to be drawn by the Trustees of Pigeon Township not 4o exceed $100 per week and this sum is only sufficient at the present time to keep the store supplied with provisions, baring near 100 families to provide for. ' Wood and coal must also be provided, and for this object the committee call upon the benevolent for voluntary aid, and if any of the Ladies' Associations have money not used in supplying clothing to the volunteers in service, their families at home need it for wood and coal, and clothing for their children. A. C. Halleck, Chairman Executive Committee,

Candidates for Bbight's Place. The following gentlemen are named as the probable successors of BrigLt: Gov. Wrignt, John P. Usher, R. Dale Owen, Judge DeBrnler, and B. W. Thompson. ' T Items of Interest ' A "gentleman of veracity" asserts that h8 saw a horse's nose frozen in, while drinking in a trough, at Portland, Me., a lew days ago. The Washington correspondent of the Philadelphia Inquirer says the magnificent preparations planned by a few gentlemen tor a pleasure trip abroad next summer, as Commissioners to the World's Fair, are knocked in the bead. Congress will not vote the $50,000 which these self-appeinted tourists asked, or even the $33,000 to which tbey reduced their estimates. A young man, who has heard of the Morgan contracts, wants to know if any of th.e Secretaries at Washington have got any Bisters left? He would like to get a chance as brother-in-law down there. , There will be a rush of women toward Washington at once. The fair sex will be excited beyond measure to know that female clerks are to be appointed in the Dead Lettor Office to read and return letters. A man went into the Albany Express office, the other day, and wanted a copy of the paper. The price being two cents, be proposed to take only one-half of the sheet and pay one cet ! He said he only wanted the war news. The Circuit and District Courts of the United States met on Tuesday, at Indian apolia, Hon. Judge Treat of Illinois, pre' siding in the absence of Judge Huntington, who saih-d from New Y'rk last week for Cuba, wbe; - he ?oe3 for the benefit of his health. tJouvraK fciTKR Arbkj'ikd. A man was arrested at Terre Haute on Tuesday, for passing counterfeits on the Bank of the State of Indiana. He was committed. The Dubuque shot tower is turning out about a ton and a quarter of shot per day, and is hardly able to keep pace with the demand. The 13th Michigan, Colonel Shoemaker, armed with Minnie rifles, and a battery of Michigan artillery and a Wisconsin regiment passed through Indianapolis Thursday morning tor JLouisville. A young mau'who applied at a recruit ing station for enlistment, was asked "if he could sleep on the point of a bayonet." when he promptly replied by saying, '-he could try it, as be had often slept on a pint of. whisky, and the kind they used in Brookville would kill further than any shooting-iron he ever saw." - - Sipples, one of the jolliest members of the craft, on being asked if he intended to enlist, replied that he was the poorest band in the world to stop balls; he never touched even a fish-ball but It went through him. His determination to stay at home is fixed. A correspondent at Franklin, Massachuchusetts, writes that the bonnet manufactories are being put in order, and almost every train of cars brings youug ladies to renew their old familiar work after a long vacation. The Loss or British Vessels in the Wa?. of 1812. The New York Evening Post contains a table of the captures made by American vessels during the last war with Great Britain. The number of armed vessels which fell into our hands was 7, carrying 878 guns. There were also captured 354 merchant ships, 610 brigs, 520 schooners, 135 sloops, together with 750 uf various classes . recaptured, making 2.369 vessels, carrying 8,869 guns. To this is to be added 29 vessels of war, lost by wreck ortherwise, carrying about 809 guns, giv'ing an aggregate of 2,465 vessels, carrying 9,817 guns. Licenses to Newsboys. In Chicago the newsboys are allowed to sell papers only after taking out a license. The Journal of that city says that eighty firo licenses have already been issued. The youngsters with their bright badges with the numbers on them, look like a reserve' police corps. If any of the boys are convicted of a misdemeanor, their licenses are revoked and they are M turned out" of the society. This appears to us a good arrangement one which ought to be adopted in this city. A letter from Philadelphia, speaking of the rents in that city, says : " Persons owning real estate in Philadelphia, and living on the same, have a good rent on them, as the taxes are enormous. The bouse I am now living in rented last year for 5500. I now pay for the same house $180, and rent out a portion of it at that. This $180 scarcely pays the owner, yet he thicks himself lucky to have enough to pay for taxes, water rent, ic. A wealthy and amiable gentleman, at Hinsdale, Mass., who had been lately married," returning home hastily one night, found, upon, retiring, a strange gold watch and chain under his pillow, which proved to be the property of a das'iiug young man, who bad been quite an intimate friend of the gentleman's wife. The husband sold out and returned to his former home at the West, leaving the disgraced wife to follow her downward path to eternal infamy. As Item fob the Curious. As Capt. ZH. Small, of this place (Harwich), was splitting the butt of a white oak tree of about one foot in diameter, which grew on his own land, he discovered, about three inches within the surface, a white pine plug, and at the end of the plug a lock of human hair. .The hair was of a dark brown color, and very bright and glossy, although it must have been imbedded many .years, as the three Inches of wood over the plug was entirely perfect, aud had no appearance of ever having been bored through. Capt Cod Stp.

Th Stokk Blockade of Chablestoh. The Navy Department has received a com-

the report of Commander Parrot on the dis position of the second stone fleet. - Commander Parrot states that the remainder of the stone fleet were got into position and gunk on the 26th ult the date of his report. Commander Parrot thinks that they are exceedingly well placed, as they effectually block up a deep and excellent passage to the north of. Rattlesnake shoaL ' - . Captain Dupont states : " The Captain is misinformed, I infer from a letter received last night, aa to the steamer Isabel getting into Charleston by the main channel, where the previous fleet was sank. The obstruction there is complete, and has not been removed by the late galea, the weather breakingclear across. The Isabel got in by Maffit's chancel, and as that portion of it included between Rattlesnake shoal and the shore has been blocked up .by the second stone fleet, the possibility of getting into Charleston is still more circumscribed. The only channels remaining are the Swash and a portion of Maffit' s, and I have never less than three vessels covering them, and which now. ride out the galea at anchor." ' Ma. Botts' Pobition. A correspondent recently returned from Richmond, Virginia, thus alludes to the position Mr. Botts is now placed in; " when In Richmond I saw Mr. Botts. , He is virtually a . prisoner in his own house. When he Rets a chance to apeak he denounces the secession of Virgia1a, and says it was a fatal act, ana he Dopes that a restoration of the t nlon may De aifected. There are 6ome twenty or twentyfive thousand troops in Richmond, and there is a general apprehension that it will be attacked and possibly captured, in some way, by the Union forces, notwithstanding the rebel army At Manassaj." More Cheatihg A Washington corres pondent of the Philadelphia Press says that the Quartermaster of the Ira Harris Uaval ry, who had charge of the transportation of 110 horses belonging to the regiment, has been arrested at Baltimore, for trading off the animals, and replacing them with stock not worth ten dollars a head. He has been sent to Fort McHenry to await a dis position of the case. Gen. Dix telegraphed the fact to Col. De Forrest, the commander of the regiment, and that gentleman sue ceeded in finding nearly all the horses ia the Baltimore liverv stables. The Count v Treasurer's office of Jay county, was entered by burglars on the 4th inst., and the safe broken into and money to the amount of 4,620 abstracted. On the same night two horses were stolen from-a farmer living in the vicinity. . i2f This is the first season for the last thirty years that no flatboats have been built here, and at points above, for the down-river trade. The blockade of the Mississippi has very effectually stopped an important branch of business in the Wabash Valley. Terre Haute Journal. flOMK lSTERKSTS. gigf The pioneer packet J. H. Done is the regular boat for Cairo to-day at noon. The U. S. Mail boat Charley Bowen will go out at 12 o'clock wltb the mail for all points down the river to Cairo. Capt. McClain commands the "old favorite," with Mr. Lowth in the office. Bgy We call attention to the com munication of Dr. Hallock. Tha Relief Association is in want of assistance and we presume it will only be necessary to bring the subject to the attention of the public, to secure all the funds needed for the humane and patriotic purposes of the Association. ggj The river continues to recede very rapidly, and is now quite within its banks. I A large lot of splendid goods for gentlemen's wear has just been received at Lyons' by express. SSf It is reported that the 00th regiment will be consolidated with another partially formed regiment, at an early day. Probably the 60tb, 63rf and eist will be united, but under what Colonel, has not yet transpired. . Soviethisg kew aoain. J. Perry Elliott has got up a machine for printing small Photographic Portraits, by which he can multiply them rapidly, and sell them where many are wanted for $1 per doien. To Traveler and Boarder. The American Houte (formerly the Pavilion) corner of Water and Sycamore streets, Evansville, Ind , has, since its opening, had an unparallelled run of patronage The proprietors are W. H. BoicotJBT formerly of the City Hotel, and J. J. Pillsbnry, formerly captain of the steamer Masonic Gem. , The house 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. " The Right Man is tbb Riqht 1'i.ace." We understand that friend Hagsr, of 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 be may receive from neighboring town?, on the river, or elsewhere. fl3-lml. , " Drop Letters." Letters are frequently dropped into the Post Office for delivery here, unpaid. The law requires that they be invariably pre paid by stamp. The public will please bear this in mind,' especially as the Valentine season has come. Unpaid drop letters cannot be delivered. Feb. 11 5td.: '.- - Postmaster.' fcg"' Subscribe for the Evansville Journal, which gives all the late telegraphic news one day in advance of any other paper in the southwest. ' Daily oi.'y $5.00 per year. Subscribe now. . . . ; . gjgp-.Tbe Weekly Journal U a first class family newspaper.' It gives all the latest news to the hour of going to press. Price per yearj single copies, $1.50. To clubs of ten, $1.00 per copy. . j Military Blanks of all kinds executed in the best style, and at very low prices for cash.

New Arbakgexxnt 1 Chakge or Timb ! Taking in consideration the necessary

wants of the traveling and shipping public, and our own interest, in the Evansville, Paducah and Cairo packet trade, in order to supply these wants aa far aa possible, the steamer J. H. Done will hereafter leave Evansville ou Monday and Friday at 12 o'clock &-, and Cairo on Wednesday at 12 H., and on Saturday at 5 o'clock p. m. It being rendered impracticable to form a daily tine, we will endeavor to fill np the vacancy as far as we can. -The public can rely on the Done remaining in the trade until her place is supplied by another boat ' better ! adapted to the trade than any now in it, ', which change will be made in a very short time. Lewis Davis, Captah. Febraary 14, 1862:1 w . , Agekct yoa Peistiso Papbh We are agents for Printing paper of a sui-titor quality, which we are selling very low for cash. We invite the attention of newspaper publishers to our.stock, which is complete g?We invite the attention of the public to our superior facilities for executing all kinds of Job printing. We do work in firit-rate style, and at low rates, and no mistake. . ;. Sutlers, Attention. We do all kinds of Sutler's Blanks, in a superior manner and at the lowest prices for cash. AdveetisbI When times are bard let the people know yon sell cheap. The people will buy if yon keep it bef.;ae them that you are selling bargain. Advertise ! ftW ADVERTISEMENTS. 60 pounda Baker'n Cfaoco ate. 6. pounds French ho,0U. 60 tonne a Baker' Cocoa. F- aala at V1LTOTT3. 12 doi Biaoourli k'a Bakine Pander, in p mods, half pound, and. quarter pmio ta, J -i-1 received at febl7 ELLIOTIM. A tare assortment of bnddlea, Bridlta, a"d Haroes., af averv description, on haud at uir Manofactury, on Mala Street, over mv Gr rery Store. f feV7 J. P. ELLIOTT. Trustee Notice. mmOTMCB MS II II BR 81' JT CVi'.V W W that ti e datirs of my efflje, a Truatee of Pigeon Towoehip, will be performed by 8. K . Ltavitt daring tlie remainder of mv term. A. G. St' I.L1VAN, Trustee. Evusinui, Feb. Hth, 1862. feblT 1 Agency for Soldiers Claims. jT u. .rtcHBiiiti juvn ji. t. Mm WHITTLESY procure Iuvalid Penaioua, Bounty Money, Arreira of Pny, aud Lao4 Warrant, under the several art, of Oon stress Fees moderate, aad no part of their charges collected till the claim ia aecated. ' Office on the north aide of Third Street, between Main and Locust, Kvanaville , Indiana. fet.15 McBBIDE A WHITTLESEY. sa0 joprsrr ftuU uouuda. Jice and freaa, fbr sale at fetlS ELLIOTT'S Grocery. fKMSH fOTJTOJSS. 600 bush prime Ir ah Potatoes, Jnst received at f-bl5 ELLIOTT'S Family Grocery. Mr 60 sack! XXX white beat flour, for sale at febl5 . JCLLIOTl'S. WPHEJT A ItJtJHB I MM 500 pounds sninr enred Beef. 2,000 Iba haoid tr sale at ELLIOTT';. fcb!5 REGULAR WABASH PACKET. JL 8tan ca Steamer L -- P. FLEMING, Master. -J. A. Dicaissos, Clerk. Will run regularly aa above durirg the Kuog For fieigbt or passage apply on board. 1I12 JF& fH. 13 bags, best fanned for a) by JV dee!2 8. E. CUBE T A CO. 3 the essence of Hnow. Brown, Wtjd.-or. Varie gated and Crystalized bar (kwr.s, for sale at . H. J. fcCHLASPFKR'8, -JaolS Drusf St?r", Trmn.ni hJlcilijv & twi.-Jc i ix MM. best quality fbr sale low by nov8 8. E GILBERT CO. JV7UfV?I IL, I JPJLOV tt. W ack Wbita Cheat Flour ; C hf sacks Whit Wheat Flour, at H. A fOOK'S. 78 Main street Jban8 Bj OBKiejy BSr-yen Orleans aad Mr Cuba Sjgara lost received and fjreaieata small advancat on cMt, at VICKERT BK"'8. No. 82 Main stnet. Janlt . i Urn is T fOTJt &ES. 60 bushela very 3 fine and large Sweet Pot i to s, at Jan7 n A OOO'C'. QJI L.TP HTHI1 ! BJL,TIiSTX m.t-VAj Iba of saltpetre, best qu-tltty, for sa by ,; 1. t D. HTtfiSS, dec28-lm No 6 ' M in street. gloat, ujvi I'Ahuojv ott. in i..u receired per stamars Prattle Bote und Lebshod, the denies t and nicest yet received, for sai low by bbl or gallon, at . . Ja28 YIDKERY BRO, : WjUCMtslkl.-V Wjll'.Vfi,T4-au .oEfn MM just received at 6CHAPKEE A BTSSING'S, dt-c30 No. 49 Main steet. 50 oe Boef Tonsrues at rtoc'23 TICK kRf BROS., 82 Mitn et. I OuO tt Frati Kuast H A. 0hK'8. MX. Coffee at -i ff g n tj V! lIO.Ul.Yf! lU barre s MM flint lioaiony, ai U. A. OOK. S. 8. Jm8 -' T- CH I BTJUC'Hit- boxes axti Pearl March, lust received at Jan8 U. A. COOK'8 gftlV8 BVTTJStt a - o. en a.cn J fioou In-ga tor 25 cents an ft 2 fx -u da choke llati.r for a quarter, at VI KfkT BK'iS, Ji28 No 82 Maiu xtreet. ffM JE J. f l. l JJ-1 .1 BUCKJL WHEAT FLOUR In any quantities t uit the trade, fresh and good, at ," . ViOKEKX'ti. jan28 300 II ( X fi V" JS Mi I" HJi Is II EGGS, just rece'.vod at VtCKERT BIt-t'3, No. 82 Main street. npO .BltfiCfJ.VTs.-MercUnta receivii.g M. orders lor Coal Oil Lamns. can bars them filled at VICKKBX BKOS.t82 Main St. tebl3 ' ... WW Tei at fro n 60 to Sl.20 per lb ; Black 00 to 80c, and warranted to please, at - ' Jn2S VICKEST BBO'S. Fine Fur Gloves. ! -gpsr HEfiitvHn, m it a on s9M Bortment of Fur Gloves, a anitabie present to your friends in the army. Also a new lot of La dies' Kvrs. Call soon and make your selections. VAUHEa t HAROONNIKB, decl8 - No. 39 Main street HI'PK Ufl.VH J. MM tt I t' A JZld WHEAT FLOUts, cheap, at febS -VICKERTS, , - - No. 82 Main strwst. M WS. per gallon lor beat art. cle of coai Woil, St VIt-14.t,ltI KKUl dec7 82 Matu et. Soldiers' Claims BEN. STINSQN AND JOHN TENNIS, Etansvillk, Inn., - - Procure INVALID PENSIONS, BOUNTY SOS. EY, A HB E A BS OF PAY, land Warrants, and other Government promises, for claimants Justly ent'tled. No charge until claims are sec tired. , Oarics : On Third btreet, near Main. . feb6-3md ' - . ' ' Fl ICti I 50 bbla beat qnaiitr, for sal by -AsV fabl3 S. E. GILBERT CO. jfTJSG 5 fraiis. ciop and very one, JLJr juvt received mod for sai tT decide- a. E. GLLBXBT CO.

NEW ADVERTISE MEMS.

Fbahcis Fendmch, Baos. , Eranavilla, Iud. . Jons F&sckiob, Bsoa., Colombia, Pa., ' - Established In 13o0. BRANCHES OF THE BALTIMORE HOUSE, - - - BTAI.HHED IS ISiS, T 7 - JOS; FEHDRICH BROS: 54 ?1 F. Fcnclricls, Mros9 r EVANSVILLE, INDIANA, . Established in 168. .WJA-tfJ CTUUEZtS OF TOBACCO AND CIGARS, -H a, 9,JE OFfbR JF"B SJILE TflJE 9 W , .a geit and beat asiortneut of Tobacco and C igir in iha Wnt. W call 'be attnt:OH f Satlcrt and S'orvtee n tu t-xmi :e cur stock. which th"- will fin ex e iIve antf cheap.

tfll II J l"H O.V IIJ.VM 8 - 100.W0 . porela Jo-eph cigari. - 't , --" - lo,it p..ieUhi r!03 do. - 9 6,KH) forpiJihu d-. . j 10,000 L.. I'vt. .:.. ..' l0,tX) (Hire a r"raiicli. 15 0U0 f enry ( lay. 2'.tO !.. apole'.u. !8 0fO C. B-anson'-. . r12.UOO Ux.il Htrai.a. ' 16 000 La ,-hU inae. 15 O0O La India. " ' lPOtXX II lit .-pan 'h. 10,'KO Pvent Hresaed. 15,000 L Bella Ain-ricns. 60 boses bed clay fjea. 5K - bnxon Pouhaitau Ptp. 1.0"O boxes Common Clay Fies. 3 dozen Briar Bout Pipv6, 20 dcxaa Merrscb;.nm Assorted i ipta. 60 groan DanUh tipup.

2S boxe? extra virgin atii3itig 60 bcxes 4 oi. Lntnp Virgiuia thewiug do . ftO caJdie Planters' Pnrte. , 20 boxes L!ght Prei-ed Virginia. 30 boxes Fivo Lamp Tobacco. 10 kis Rouj;h and Re tdy. '.0 boxes old Hoot Virgini i Toba . i. 10 bvit Tlumai Keeu'a Tobacco. 20 groai bauuy Hi.!e Tobacoo. . A A 20 groes Solace To'!COO. . .... 2 gross Swuot Owen. 2 boxe O. Braa-ou'a Tobacco. z, if) btls Fine Cut Cbewltijr. , 60 boxes Pure Scotch Snuft. 10 bble Macaboy Snuff. . 10 bbla Frenrh Snuff. - ' ' 9,000 jaukagea Prido of the We,t Glut king Tobacco. ' 6.000 psckages Kotebul do. 6,00- packages Ma noila do. 00 - bbls Fine Ci.t Chewing Tobacco. 3,000 p.jnnds Ktnkinnick Smokiag Toha.vti. , 200 l..a Graud Turkish Tobacco. 200 ba Carlotta 8moklDir Tobacco. COO.Of'O Pipe Stems, assorted. 600 dxea German Pipes. , .', - ' ; 30 dozen French Pipes. 12 canes Connecticut deed Leaf. i ' We o6r the abova goon's for sale at Baltimore ! pr ces. VVe have no romi.etition in our line this side of Cincinnati. We invt e tlealei a o examine j our large stock, itbich they will find extensive and cheap. ii:ve us a rail. , ;f ; FU1SI0I3 FJCSDKICH, BB.03.i . ; 5 No 8T Hai n Street, EtaLSville, Ind. Sign of "Old Bob Hidley." FU2 VI. KXJ.'lltHIi' H HI It Wtl mlt WJL We have Just received another beauttfal as. eortment of the bove ce'ebateo kid gloves, and Tor sa'a aheap at 80HAPKEB BCSSiNG'3. fcbl2 49 Main 8t. ' 6 doze a children' Indian Hubbffr leng Combi just received, and for sale at 10 cs apiece, at (SOUAPKEK A BCSSIN'GS, fbl2 49 Main Street. Jft XH tA,H.-Tho irame OFs'ICE on Main street, next to Mr. Keller's Gun Store. A arood stand for a small bo-loess. Price (120 ca&U. Ground reit about i0 yearlv. Auply to GAUVIN A BEID, feMldSl Attoineys at Law. Boots and Shoes J3L or exchaoe for Tobacco, twelva cases Boots and rhoeo, con prising M?u's, Women s aDd Children' Tbe above ar direct f:om MasSBCbueotti factories, and inltabla for enin'rv trade. UENBY KEMP. Waai idKton Hotel, or to THOMAS J. HCKT, Agent roa TUB BOOT JJVIf UUOH STOBJS, No. 22, First street, corner Sjcamore, ietll EviN8viLt.r, Ikdiaka. fJJZT JJ2TJBB. 300 B) best q-ality, for sale by f.blO . G'LBJiKT 4t CO. rrpiR P K.TIJ-E P I It IT H 60 gal. M Ions, iu cans aud 'U-sena, for sale by fetlO - ' f. E. G I BBT A CO., .No. 4 PyamTe etretc A VALUABLE MAP OF KENTUCKY, Equal to l.lod's oreat Ma of Virginia. From actual Surveys ju t i efote the War comturn's) 1.' : "WTJr hcu nevtr. b n a Map c Kintutfcy itnted beura ef ang account. 'Lloyd's Topograplilcal' Map, or n STATS OF KENTUCKY. Price 60 Cents, in biets. coloreJ uica.y la Coldtiei. Poblisnsl by order of tbe .u ire fiom aotnal autveys made if each Connty. Ti4a Map is tbe ixe of Lloyd's routiiern btatcs Map ann Lloyd's TopoarrxpUiCal Map ot VI ginia, 4 feet square. On this -Hup cf Kentncky is shown e-tty Mountain, eery briJv-o, every Wagon and Stage Hod, every Canl, every Natural Curiosity, every Creek and Kiver and the names of them, every County Seat, every Town, every Village and every P.t Ton, every Mountain Pass and every Ford. Everv B ,11 road and everv Station on the Railroads, and the distance; from Btation tw Station, are laU down from official authority. -The Map U engraved on steel, and sho Tenneseee as tar 8uuth as Nashville. . Anyone orde.ieg this Map and not satisfied with it can have tneir money refunded. - Price rxs copr 60 Ciwtb, m shkits, oolosxd Mcelt, oa 4 corns roa 81. ' Mounted edition on rollers, varnished nioely, $2; Porket edition for Army Officers and Travellers, wiih linen bicks, price $2. iSent by raail to any part of tfce country. AGENTS WANTED in every County and also in tbe Army of Kentucky. Every officer and soldier will need this Map it la the only crood Map ever made of Kentucky, and is worth So. Price 60 Cteuta, or 4 copies tor tl. fee t by mail safely or no pay. Addrtas . . J. T. LLOTO, American Map Publisher, fcblO 4; 164 Broadway, New York. x o

SCHAFKER & BTJSSING'S NO. MAIN STREET. WS9JB HBJVST BBCBiVSO Jt WW large assortment of Sfoaonabie try Goons, to which w- wnwM resptctfuliy call the attention of our numerous eawsomers and the public generally. INT o w oalioooSf Avery nice lot, just received, at 8CHAPKEB BCSSING'S, febi '9. 48 21 tin t treat,

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u ftivsi ciji . ' i ir.fli.vi. MxnxsosiviLLK, Mercer Co., Bio., May L't. lr. , Da C. M. JiCX'OS: Knit Sib: About t years ago I had congestive chills, litch coii r pletely prostrated my whole sjitctu, tint fJ months I despaired of rrcxrery. As a 1 a'.ma, consequence ot tha uaugerous cot-untM-ii c: o vj i ue moractc viscera (ur luu-riial org iuj. 1 w-i now aneciea attu -.nrfnio inamtuat u ni iue uv er, stomach, aud spleeu, acconjpauitui vittt pnlit, tatiou of tbe heat t, and a U,m train of dt tre-.jT( nervens tympcons. I tried uti .be usual iea,.;uin vain. At lengtn t kos 1 n luce 1 l y uy muihc to nse "It. Ho flai d's G rmaa Vi te a, as L said tbpyhad aluiot cn.ei hitu ci Insie-ma Thoy afforded Die ioimsJ iita r-litf; an 1 10 011 week after I begau uolrg them, I w&g ahio to pur sue my ordirary avocation. I am desirous of Ln-cmin jour mmt l.ote, f. l : m confident that 1 can sell a iatge auionnt t 1L1 pennies article. I au puttia? up a dm,-, tore a this place, and should ciniier u:v h,h. ' of :uii: cinea incomplete ;itiout vnur itva!iiai-e pso. art tion. GEO. W. bTEWAltr, M. 1'. ' These Bitlrs are iniende.l for Livt r t'oaij'UiuT Dyspepsia. Nervous Dubiiity, and tilset-ea arittr.. from a disordered st imach. Ttev tii I rtrfurti what it ia said they will. For nil bv dn:t; and store-ke p?rs iii eery town and vi-Wt?- i!t tl'-s United btatcs. Cauaa-, Weft Ind f!. auJ ?onij AmeiUa. at- 75 cents rer Lu.t e. e tnai 311 g Uocnad's Ger 1 an Uiiie.-s. jao24 IA2 1 - Bleaclied Tiushns. I PW.&Mi HJIfn JUST tit.LHMf?ti 9W iartre lot of B e ch J Hmsii. s, 1 f ihi- I -rst aud jnat'y ' celebrtf-d" l-n1i th-i me m -tie iu this country. (H Ull'b t R d ' f-lN.'-, t febg 49 iiu tm.t. i Ciiy and County Orders , 7-.xa?JCi3X. WJL fciiY GO.Kt. iCUAPiiETi A IH-SSING'-' 4J .11 an stre -t. fvb8 HliUI' VdPS'HIi.n.U ky, and V ife W-S ttans, aaid t lc jjuul sub tnu.u lor L'olle . Also, HuuiUiri's EtSeijtB ot C ift f iu t'ti c ;n . I or hlmit VI K KliY'.-i, fc-16 No. M.iin .trt.?. f&jhlicl. liuperia, Vimu liboii. (in jn-w. ML rier and Ooiotig ivis, at lm 11 4i:. to St 1 0 j,er lb., at VlvUliKY B'iOS., mo 8.! Sl.in st. J ffrt.sa t'ar(i, lr ra ft it :V n K (Ji I.. !-!'.!' A C: 4 6 a -M - in Str.tot. ,t MJnut: s''itlli ( 01 . i j ii y ci liti eajL K nit Sot krt 0:1 tiMtid, w,,rth trmu 50 centt, at - rC lAl hi I. Su.i'.l .M't, M.l".t M.ik' In IS, and ilb canmt :h edand tor saie by s. K Hi -S i. 's ja !I T i.p:i.r . en.. C. toOtlJI ivu k- ts Usi ..v. , ocl f. K. ul-r.U 1 v 2T4-VifA 'Alt' llr.JIC 3 ll'UE.-i v,ry Uiuic- urt:,-i..f .rLuflT Mola sos, just received aud for tb- I'V Vli ti.T B.IOi. oct24 8. Mum lrt. Auk y.v atore aud lor tie lv VI'' No Si IV D't .s. dj .vlai 11 .-tn tt. oct?4 V V I f 1. 1 K II Jlt:MI.'. U. f Tl iiik '2 lot of tbos uloe SUAKii.lt UWiillIn so cheap at 25 cents each, at VCHKItV Ui;ni., ccttt So. ts .11.111 .-lint. S1SyttTJS JLt.tii. ww 6o ketcs bt. Louis W inm L i i, to arrive will be sold very cbesu ijr caoii, l-v mayS FAMI.'Kli OUli. f.off.n .nittjj yiOfc s7-(, t.i "t . folghaia Molaase. f.,r sunnriior t r t nt, .Hist received and for sate t MCKEKY lH;ii.., bin. hi 3I;t.u St. dec7 rtptHMUftl, Kw UntlT, uu.l l-it ot ollii r ML nice things, can lie hail at dec7 V iri;r:i:V' ;. Jit' We have Just open'! a ianre ptoctt 01 lloLinet and Trimming Ribbons, Fr uc!v Howt-ra, k.-h. Plumes, Uusbaa, and Mlllinorr U x is nr 1 W, 8CH APIii'lt nrs-i S',' novliS 4 t Jliii:i t-t Mil Bunliel, at ortl!4 VICSERY BRO8., . Minn Mroft. 5 bbls t)itrrt-i; 1 2j(1 Cm C:tn.n ; 1 cssls Priines; " 1 bid Cbeni'-f. lor declS li. A. COOK 'H. mzTbo vJYt7jipTvitH7Zu:ini 7a77TC7Z M-H of pi'ra ground spices on baiid wt,reKtt:l selling at tbe cid price,, notniilitiUiuiliuK ib Um advance (or pure irpi(s. Bo sure to c ill at jan28 VIC K EK V 'M, No. HI IViifi nt. Ol, I. IK I! TOW. M.: Of It It J I. S ESTATE for the payment of Ihj coi ls aud Insn of side-walk. laifvem. nti. otice ii hereby sivon, tliHt hy viituoof h precept issued by tho ilisyor of tlie C.ty id E aunvil.'s, and t j me direcUid, i v. ill iil ut pubiio am tiou, nt the door ot tbe Court Hou4e, in id city, ou HI. CKDA Y, FEb. 16, leG-', tUu'c oU r. m., tue lollowiug iota or parcels of real mUK or so much thereof as my be necessary to pay tin atuount charged and asxeseaJ against siJ .on ecttvely, fur the costs and expeosea of making milv.uaik improvemeuts fjr sid lots, together vr,ih tbu cost fsaie: L. S. Bailee, Lot 3, Block 62, Ltni o 57 6f AJam Ojot rmau. Lot 4, liltck 101, Lamas, o S ti D. V. Isabcoca, Let 1, li.oci 1 1, IsImi L t t-ut'. 6 I Vf

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3 b7V 3 K7i4 S 7 3 rl a t 3 ell jac31S5 O. HEDDEUtt H, Ciiy Col'oat. F. iHAhPE & CO., Produce and Commission MERCHANTS, TSo. 3 Sopth Wxi ra ctb. Jn25 EVANftVlLLE INT). GEO. FC 3 Tii II & CO., PROVISION AND PRODUCE Morclianta, Corner Lecust street u u ( nsui, ; ' 'VAN V I L LIT, IND. Cm ' - T veiiiible tis to dev. teou" at e itiou icl itvo!y to the Prrfs.on ar,d PrJ c- iwtira, v' ti'e dt tAraiiued in close out our entire slcca t i uiiuCKHL1E?. Wc desire to call th attsn!i ia of - h i trrnJo to tbe fact that wo will sou a i,wr n'ea tbau gv imilar quattv cu be imi I down 111 tin ujukt, and e invite city ai.d c.uu ry buyers to ex ,uiiut our stoi k betora iiurciiaan g etnevi lo-ve. Tbe ttjck is "'II ee e-t"d lor tbe u.in's ot this 8ctiou nd coatairis tearl t-vhry iuiiju; kt l-y a whol&aale etbUrimeiit. Burvnioq cuu te bsd by caiiioit ou G-. tOSIt.lt t Co., Jan2'2 Corm-r L c-m. st. nnd Cina!. mwjjythii-is vi- a -.v .ns-:n: WW Pork, LarJ. Tallow, Ca-.'ou, V.i-a , Corn, Outs, Kye, itti, Fl'ur, lr .! A; ilo. I rifd Poathw, J'eattiers, Hig, (J'-umun, ietvax, BeLS, Potatomi, Iry or r-u U - dec, or auy otb.jr produce in exchaOj( for Urocrioi. jan Ij.L'.i. H'tTKK k Co. STOVES, CASTINGS, AND - TINWARE. WUOLU 8jfZl3 i .V It HE TJ I f COCD CHAtCt FOR OARCAUiS. Tbb nndrigiid Jiav" a t.uv '1 c ,mi!tte aiand tbe most durvbia qua it?, whib tu y ttt'eiTbey manufture all kindi of COOKING AND KEATING STOVES, Grates, Hollow Waia, Castings, aud tba best cl Xinwar. The timaa are hard, and wa d, .i.-u to sll rh an In proportion. rery arliola Is Ihoiik.I to beef tha best quality. Ib'tnemCwr tl,e paco 011 3ia,n street, Oj'praiti the Court Uj ut. jn'Jl , BEUK1IETEB i 10. r&Q TMCJB OJP THIS OV M?.-MV3 W and laying out of Public Aliovn Agn oably to tbe Chaitor and Ordinances i tn tiw, uotice ia hereby given, that ou the lStn d.v ot January, 18i2, au order wa. pas-d by tlie C tumou Council of the City if Ivr.iisville. remiiruij; aa alley to be laid ont and opeto-d in Plot, numcnr e'goty one (N'o. SI) in the Town of Lmoot o dtv, now City ctf Kvatuvi'.le, and ibntai-ict thoi. the position, width, and li-ivifth of said alis-y afpeudedto said order, and U now on file; 1 tnis ofil.. I Btsal, L.rrn. Clnrk's Office. Jaunary 3. l-'" .. ... r r.H -A li I of re-