Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 14, Number 183, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 1 May 1862 — Page 3

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Special Helices.

Hoilotcny't JPtlla. Dyspepsia, Sick and nervous headache. rh)sic!ans clasa headaches

ui der six divisions, each requiring a separate remedy. In Ignorance of the immediate cause, how frequently must they err, and their treatment miscarry. Eolloway's Pills never fail in the cure of Dyspepei and its consequence, headaches, c apr29-lwd 170

FAs VTatmn mn Jijrp trie net of InumUd. Published for the benefit and as a warning and a caution to young man who suffer from Karroos Debility, Premature Veoay, Ac; supplying at the same time the means of Self-Curs By ens who has cured himself after being put to great expense through medical imposition and quackery. By enclosing poet paid addressed en -velope, sisslc (spies may be had ef the author, NAT HAN HI, MATFAIR, Esq., Bedford, Kings, Co., N. T, mb.15-d.xwly

The JmmttUtt It is a Tery difficult matter

with the majority of persons to restrain their appe

tites; hence,-we ses an abundance of Dyspepsia,

Lirer Complaints, and Disorders of the Stomach

and Digestive Organs. Hoofland's German Bitters

will entirely curs these complaints, and restore the sj stem to its original vigor and strength. They

ars far sale by druggists and dealers in medicines

everywhere, at 75 cents per bottle. febl8

ilmir Mi I Mtmtr II ye I Hair JJjft I

WM.A. BATCHE LOB'S HAIB DTE. The only harmless and reliable Dye known I All others are

mere imitations, and should be avoided If you wish

to escape ridicule. GBKY, BKD OB BUSTY HAIS dyed instantly te a beautiful and natural Brown or black, without the least injury to Hair or Skin.

FIFTEEN MEDALS ANB DIPLOMAS have

been awarded to Wm. A. B-itchelor since 1838, and

over 2OO.V.0O applications hare been made to the

hair of the patrons of his famous Dye.

Wm. a. BATCH KLOB'S HAIB DYI produces a color not te be distinguished from nature and is

temrronled not to injure in the least, however long

it may be continued, and the ill effects of bad Dyes

remedied. The hair is invigorated for lifs by this

splendid Dye, which is properly applied at Ne. 1G

Bond Street, New York. Sold in all the cities and towns of the United States, by Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers. The Genuine has the name ' William A. Batch

elor," and address upon a steel plate engraving, on

the four sides of each box. ' Wholesale Factost, 81 Babolat St., nihil Late 233 Broadway, New York.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Thomas E. Uasvin. Jahcs Reio. WAR CLAIM AGENCY, tJJM I.Y K BUI It, Attorneys at Law & Ileal Estate jfl.s;oiito. Office on Third Street. EVANSVILLE, INDIANA. Have peculiar facilities in Washington, and will grsB prompt attention to the procuring of Penon, Back Pay, and Bounties, and the prosecution of claims against the Government. mbl2

FRESH GARDEN SEEDS. rgrmM BVMtBVSLiUtiM OVVMiHH JfOM Jm. sale a well assorted stock of fresh and pure Charden Seeds, all of which has been grown by himself. Also, about 500 roots of Myat' s Victoria - Bhuiarb, such as he has beea supplying bis enstoxmws with at his stall in marlcet the last two years. One year old Catawba Grat Vines, Arborvitsss taom two to five feet high.Oabbage, Sweeet Potato Hants, Ac, at his stall in the upper Market House est market morning aud at his Garden on the gewburgh road. Orders left at L. Meni'a store on Main street, aojstfning Washington Hotel, will be promptly attended K. mhl6J2sj WM. C. WEAVES.

JT7 a?? MfOM 8JZ.MI One nice two seated Boggy for sals cheap, nearly new.

Acquire at mhia

sets, for sals cheap at mb.18

II. A. COOK'S.

No. 73 Main street.

bushels extra Onion B. A. COOK'S.

60 half sacks do

SO bbls do extra, at mb.18 jr. A. COOK ft.

LAMPS! LXMPS1

. MUM JVO W BUM-JPZ,IED w with the celebrated Bosencrans Coal Oil Burners, requiring only a chimney from two to four inches long, and no danger of exf lotion. Also, fine assortment of Chandeliers and various other hanging lamps, suitable for public and private hails, churches, stores, 4c, Ac. AL-o, a geod assortment of kitchen and parlor Lamp, ali of which we propose to sell fully 25 per cent, lower baa heretofore. w M TO DEALERS. We would say that we are prepared to duplicate bells of lamps bought in Cincinnati or elsewhere. 3'e get onr founts, pegs, cases, burners, Ac, c. , sect irom the manufacturers in Connecticut and etoewhere, and put them up here; we are therefore enabled to warrant every lamp perfect, beside saving breakage, freight, Ac, Ac OLD LAMPS can be altered to burn Coal Oil at a small expense and those who have broken lamps can have their burners put on new ones or bow fonts put to old marble cases, by leaving them at mh!7 TICK E BY BROS, No. 83 Main St. A PROPOSITION. m - Ji bo .nvcu cojyfi9 DUNCE in the safety of the Coal Oil which we sell that we propoje to cive a new lamp for every oae that explodes in burning the oil tb at we sell at So cents per gallon or upward. mh!7 VICKBBY BROS. fWlJBB'fMJnoJYi' MJV JM VOX VJf Jm. COIL OIL. From actual experiments made ia the list two months we we find it ooet as only half at muck to light our store with oil tnat it did with gai, and one year's meter rent will pay for lamp. Just think of it 1 100 per cent saved by buying oil aad lamp at mh!7 VICKEB T BBOS., No. 82 Main 8t. Hoopsitirts B ALilOEALS. C'-'Vf'JS 1M& JtBMlMOJV Ml -MHO UT v3 to take a turn it is trying the ingenuity of tbe " pretty ladies " which to adopt. To avoid such an anxiety we advise all to go to 8CHAPKERA BUaSINGt'a and buy both, as they have received a lAfge supply of a new stria. mhlT

When strangers see crowds passing to and fro, They ask what does ail this hurrying mean 1 Why they're going to that popular store Of Schapker at Bussing's for nsw goods to see. Tfcey are always ths first of the season To supply their customer wish gsods strong aad n ne. And to buy goods at prices in reason, Gs to the store, on Maia street, number fortynine.. If our customers will but notice th is, Ws will give them a sew items and a price list. Our Prints at twelvs and 'half cents can't be beat. The colors perfectly fast, and styles very neat ; De Laines and Challies of svest kind, i At ali prices, to suit ths moot tasty minds, ' Bleaeh'd and unMeaah'd Muslins at twelve sad half, Who'd grumble at that would grotnbla at being kang'd. Alexander Kid Woves for ens den sell,; Bus Silk, Lists Thread, and ttotton (Uerss ws keep as wall. Omrnefk of Hooelary fa sew oovasleti, Wttfc shoes that maks the feet look so very neat : ' to: Bud : sk Dry toods stock eonplete, osatstisplier A Busslng s, fnrqr-niae Main street .W.H,Si FL,0UB'' "J quaatities to suit tbs taade, fresh and good, at ja&Sd "

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KRACH, - SCOURER.

SJm. and Scouring establishment from Locust St. to First St., between Sycamore and Viae, opposite Mosart Ha l, where he is prepared to do all kinds of Dyeing and Scouring in th most approved manner. He asks ths continuance of old patronste sod new. maiSl-lmd

Money.

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1 COIIGREESIONAL.

XXXVII CONGRESS SECOND SESSION

Wassingtoj, April 31.

Sekati. Mr. Harris presented a memo

rial from the Chamber of Commerce of

New York oa a system of taxation.

On motion of Mr. Wade, the Homestead

bill was taken up.

Mr. Carlisle offered a substitute for the

bill, which was postponed till to-morrow,

Nesmith introduced a bill to amend tbe

act of 1851 for a military hospital for in.

valid soldiers.

, Mr. Powell's resolution callioir on the

Secretary of State for information concern

ing the arrest of persons in the State of

Kentucky was taken up. .

jar. r"oweu said be bad 'been mucn an

noyed at the opposition to the resolution.

The substitute offered by the Senator

from Massachusetts, Sumner, was merely au attempt to avoid getting the information

aanea tor.

House. Mr. Elliott suboaitted two bills

one to confiscate rebel property and to pro

vide for the payment of the expenses of the

present rebellion, and the other to provide

for the freeing tbe slaves of all rebels who

have taken up arms against the Govern

meat.

Referred to the Select Committee.

air. wicKlille asKed ieave'to introduce a

resolution of inquiry, to ascertain by what

authority Gen. Hunter had issued an order

to emancipate slaves in the manner ex

pressed by Messrs. Hutchison, Lovejoy and

others. Objections were made to the in

troduction of the resolutions.

The resolutions reported from the Com

mittee on Government Contracts, were

taken up. ,

Mr. Stevens' motion to lay them on the

table was rejected. Yeas 17; nays 107,

Tbe following resolution was read:

Resolved, That the Secretary of the

Treasury be requested to adjust tbe claim

against the Government for tbe 5,000 Hall carbines, purchased through Simon Stevens

by Gen. J. (J. Fremont on the 6th of August, 1861, aud afterwards delivered at the

United States Arsenal at the city of St.

Louis, on the basis of the sale of such arms

to the Government for $12 50 each.

The House adopted a resolution censuring

Mr. Cameron, by a vote of 79 against 45. A resolution censuring Mr. Wells, Secre

tary of the Navy, was rejected by a vote of

45 against 72.

The House went into Committee of the

Whole on the Pacific road bill. Not much

progress was made. Adjourned.

Interesting Southern Newsrr Wife and Family oi' Parson

Brownlow free Loyal Tennesseeans ordered from the

State in. 38 hours The

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gbeystowti, wfaaya t&ey reiu&ued. tiU about j dark.-Thy came by the Port Roublet I

road. We1 have nothing confirmatory of

the occupation of Staunton, by Gen. M.U-

roy. The river is still too nigh to attempt

1 a passage with safety.

A dense smoke was seen in that direction

to-day, but the cause is unknown.

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OOUinem preHS on me Cap- ton Mereury savs that nine schooners left

ture of New Orleans Big e ty the Pre!A0,?5 Saturday to mn . "the blockade. The Guide, the Wave, and

two others were taken. The crew of the

Guide was landed on Gibbs Island on

Wednesday. On Friday they were seen by

our pickets and hred on, under the supposi

tion th.t they were Yankees. David Kauff

of Augusta was killed. The other three

vessels were sent to Port Royal.

The gunboat Mt. Vernon arrived from the blockade of Wilmington on Sunday

night. She left there the Jamestown and

Victoria. ' The Cambridge sailed hence for

Wilmington on Sunday. The Mt. Ver

non's boilers are defecctive, but she will

return to ber station in a few days.

There is but little news. Fort Cas3well

is being strengthened by the rebels in ex

pectations of an attack.

Tbe schooner Kate, from Nassau, was

captured by the Mt.- Vernon about two

weeks ago, while attempting to run the

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ticulars L a k e Poncher-

train abandoned Steam

ers burned.

MORNING REPORT.

Enrolling the blacks in Geor

giaThe bombardment of

Forts Jackson and St. Philip Destroying cotton near

Memphis Gen. Banks

pressing forward State of

the Treasury Case of Col. Jennison.

New Yobk, April 30. A letter from

Washington, received by one of our mer

chants yesterday, states that the most posi

tive information bas. been received from

tbe vicinity of Memphis that cotton in im

mense quantities had been destroyed

throughout that section of the country, and

it is past any question now that tbe plan of

the rebels long determined is being put into

active execution.

SPECIAL TO T&IBUNE. Washington, April 29. The War De

partment has issued an order for supplies of

arms and clothing for the loyal blacks, to

be enrolled in Gen. Hunter a division.

New Orleans, April 29. A special dis

patch to the Delta from Fort Jackson yesterday, Bays the enemy's fire has much slack

ened. They have fired 37,000 pounds ot

powder and over 1,000 tons of iron. This bombardment is unprecedented in tbe annals of warfare. Our loss so far is

five killed and ten wounded. Tbe mortar

vessels are out of sight behind a point of

woods. ' We struck two of them yesterday

and disabled a steamer.

times' pispatch. Washington, April 29. By advices from the Department of the Shenandoah, received to-day, Gen. Banks, notwithstanding the bad roada, is constantly pushing his advance ' towards Staunton, being already within a few miles of that place. It is considered doubtful . whether the rebel Jackson will make a stand at Staunton, as he fears being flanked by a column from the mountain department. Gen. Banks' troops are in the best of spirits. ;

Washington, April 29. Lieutl Robinson is ordered to the command of the Battery E. A. Stevens, commonly but erroneously called the Naugatuck, now at Fortress Monroe. " ; Tbe Secretary of the Treasury is now prepared to pay all indebtedness of a date prior to tbe 1st of February, in cash. Of tbe month of February 40 per cent, cash, and of subsequent datea-30 per cent. cash. - Tbe emancipation commissioners met today, and several petitions were ; filed, and during the morning 30 or 40 persons waited on the Board. . - .

Lkavenwobth, April 29: In a circular

just published, Gen. Sturgis says the arrest

ot Uol. Jennison was at the reqest of members of bis own regiment oa the most grave and serious charges known to the military law.Hiram Rich, an old resident of the West and for a number of year sutler at Fort Leavenworth, died suddenly yesterday morning of apoplexy. ; Tbe river at this point is at a stand, with the banks full. Weather pleasant. NEW YORK MARKET. New York, April 30.

Flops firm and 510c better with more doing, at 4 905 00 for super ' Western, 5 40(3)5 45 for good shipping brands round hoop Ohio, and 5 555 75 for trade

brands. v Whiskt without decided change. Wheat firm. Bablet quiet at 88c.

Corn a shade better at r753 for mixed

western. Oats firmer at 3840c. ; Sugar unchanged ; Porto Rico 7 j7f. Pose a shade firmer and somewhat un

settled; sales at 12 5012 75 for mess and

10 25 for prime.

Monet quiet at 56 per cent, on call loans. Sterling exchange firm at lllf 112 for merchants' bills. American gold firm at 2(22i prem. : Government stocks

firmer 7 3-10. Treasury notes 102J, -

Fobtbess Monroe, April 29. A flag of

truce from Norfolk to-day brought down the wife and family of "Parson Brownlow,

and also tbe wue ot Congressman May

nard. The party, consisting of four ladies, two gentlemen and six children are all

from Tennessee. They ' .bring the report

that all tbe Union families of Tennessee

have been ordered by proclamation to leave

within 36 hours; 1,800 Union men left for

Kentucky a week eo Friday ; of a party

ot uu attempting to leave, 100 bad been

killed.

There is no doubt of the capture of New

Orleans. The Southern papers speak of it

in tbe most dismal strains, and demand that tbe mystery of tbe surrender of the city

snail De explained.

Tbe Norfolk Day Book, in an editorial

says it is by far the most serious reverse of

tbe war. It suggests "future privations to

all classes of society, but most to be lament-.

ed ol all, it threatens our army supplies.

xne raising ot meat, corn and wbeat in

stead of cotton and tobacco, Is earnestly

recommended by tbe disconsolate editor.

Ihe Kicbmond Dispatch of yesterday

says: When the enemy's fleet arrived op

posite the city and demanded its surrender,

Gen. Lovell refused and tell back to Camp

Moore, after destroying all the cotton and

stores.

ine iron-ciaa vessel Mississippi was

burnt to prevent her falling into tbe bands

of the enemy. Nothing is said about tbe

Louisiana, but it is supposed that she was

scuttled. It wan rumored that she was sunk at the first fire of the fleet. Camp

Moore is 73 miles from New Orleans, on tbe

Jackson Railroad. 1

The following are tbe latest dispatches in

to-day's papers:

Mobile, April 27. The Yankee Commo

dore Farngut promised the secretary of the

Mayor of New Orleans, who visited the

fleet by a flag of truce, to tiake a renewed

demand for ibe surrender of the citv. but

he ha not done eo up to this hour, fire

o clock.

Our ship, tbe McRae, came up from the

forts under a flag of truce, with 40 of our wounded. She communicated with tbe

Federal flag ship, but the result is not known. It is rumored that the Federals refused to let her return. The rumor that Fort Pike ha3 been evacuated and blown up, is unreliable. In a conference held with one of tbe Federal dicers after the

conference with Mayor Monroe and Commodore Farragut, the officer left, declaring that he would shoot down the flag from the City Hall, if it was not hauled down;

and be actually brought a ship within range, but has not fired thug far. . It is reported that French and English men-of-war are below, and will enter their pro

test against shelling the city. It is believed the Yankee vessels are short of provisions and ammnnition.

The city is extremely orderly, but tbe

excitement is intense, and tbe feeling of humiliation deep.

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Washington, April 30. Gen.' W. T.

bherman in accordance with the recom

mendation of Gen. Halleck, has been nomi

nated as a Major-General.

New York, April 30. The City of

Washington from Qaeenstown on the 17th,

arrived here at an early hour this morning.

tier news is mainly anticipated.

Richmond, April 28. Tbe following dis

patch waa received to-day by Adjt. Gen. Cooper from Gen. Lovell :

Camp More, April 27. Forts Jackson

and St. Phillips are gtiil in good condition

and are still in our bands. The steamers

Louisiana and McRae are safe. The ene

my s fleet is at the city, but they have not

forces enoueh to occupy it. The inhabitants

are staunchly loyal.

Mobile, April 28. Tbe forts on Lake

Ponohertrain were all evacuated on the 25th inst. We have sustained considerable

loss in supplies and dismounting, but not

in the distraction of tbe guns at Fort Pike. All the buildings were burnt, including tbe telegraph office. The operater has gone to

the limits of the citv to open an office if

possible. All the gunboat3 on the Lake have been burnt by our own people.

The Mobile boat3 Wbiteman, Broag and

several others are running troops, stores and ordnance to Manchock alter which we fear

they will be burnt.

The Yankee fleet was returning again to

Ship Island.

In a local paragraph the Norfolk Day

Book, under the head of markets, mentions the very small supply of eddibles exposed

for sale, says it becomes a question of grave moment, where and bow the people are to be fed.

The death of Samuel B, Todd, brother of

Mrs. Lincoln is announced. He died on the battle field from tbe effects of tbe wounds he received at Shilob in the action

of the 7th.

It is reported by the flag of truce that

the Merrimac bas steam up. and it was ex

pected at Norfolk last night, that she

would come out to-day. bhe bas not made

her appearance, however.

Pittsburg, April. 31. River 7 feet 10

inches by the pier mark and falliDg

Boston, April 30. Col. Lee and Major

Revere of 20th Massachusetts i regiment have been exchanged and start to join their regiment at Yorktown immediately.

Boston, April 30. The 6teara ship

North America passed Farther Point at

11:15 last night for Quebeck.

LAST NIGHT'S REPORT

Attempts to Kun-the Block

ade Four Rebel Vessels Captured News from the Shennandoah Valley Jackson Still Backing. ik

Z Harrisonburg, va., Ap. 28. lbrpugti

secession channels it is learned, that the Governor of North Carolina was arrested and imprisoned in Richmond, two-, weeks ago oa account of his Union seatitneats. It was observed to-day that Jackson had removed his wagon trains back some six

miles since yesterday, indicating bis intention to retrace still further, or else entertaining a dread of an attack on him by our forces. His squadron of cavalry was the

only rebel force discovered to-day on the

right side or the snenanuoau. i nese w nn

Cairo, April 29. The steamer Baker,

which Iert fittsburg Landing last evening,

bas arrived.

Generals Halleck. Buell, and Grant, bave .

moved their headquarters near the front of

our lines, and are personally superintend

ing all details attending the advance of tbe

whole force, orders for which are hourly

expected.

General Pope s Division advanced four

miles on Sunday, and is now encamped in

sight of the enemy's cacao-fires.

Rebel deserters, who came in Sunday,

bad beard rumors of the fall of New Or-

eans, which were, however, contradicted i

by officers. Pickets occasionally exchange

snotc.

A later arrival to-mnt reports our

whole army moving forward slowly.

Contraband deserters who came within

our lines repeat previous statements that

Corinth is being evacuated.

CINCINNATI MARKET. Cincinnati, April 30.

Flour in good demand at 4 204 25 for

super.; 4 3f4 40 for extra.

Corn in good demaud at 33. - Oats buoyant at 3435. Rye 51052. Whisky firmer at 18. Provisions quiet, but firm. Mess JPorkI sold delivered at Circle-

ville at 10 50. :

Bulk Meat3 3 for shoulders; 41 for

hams; 5(3X5 1 for sides. There is not much

demand at these rates.

Lard dull at 7 J.

Bacon, shoulders sold at 133: sides at

5 J-. No change in groceries.

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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.

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CORPORATION NOTICE. ORDER FOR PLANE SIDE-WALK.

April 19, 1862. And now it la hereby ordered

and directed Dy tne uommon uonncil or tne Vity

of JCvansvuie, tnat tne owners of all lota or parts

of lots fronting on or adloining the Southeast Side of Gam St., between First and Second St., in said City, caass the sidewalks thereon to be brought to

the proper grade, ana that they cause a slcls-walK

ot Class Ho. 2 to be Uld dowa tbereen within

thirty days from tbe publication of this order.

r. UUitivJi. Clerk.

Clerk's Cffloe, Apil 25, 1862.

CORPORATION NOTICE. ORDER FOR A PLANK SIDE-WALE.-

April. 19, 1S62. And now it is hereby ordered

and directed by the Common Council of the city of

KvansYille, that the owners of all lots or parts of

lots fmntinor on or adjoining the Northeast

side of Fifth fct., between Sycamore and Vine St.

in said city, cause the side-walks thereon to be

brought to the proper grade, and that they cause a sidewalk of Class No. 2, to be laid

down thereon within thirty days from the publication of this erder.

P. BURKE, ClerkV

Clerk's Office, April 85, 1862.

CORPORATION NOTICE.

OHDER FOR A BRICK SIDR-WALK.

April 19. 1862. And now it is hereby ordered

and directed by the Common Council of the city of

fcvansvllle, that the owners or ali lots or pares or

lots fronting on or adjoining the northeast side of I

t onrth street, between Chestnut ana cnerry screen

in said City, cause a sidewalk of Class No. 1 to be

laid down thereon within thirty days Irom tne

publication of this order. P. BU&EE, Clerk.

cjerK's uthce, April zsiu, isuvs.

CORPORATION NOTICE. ORDER VOR A BilCK SIDE-WALE.

April 19, 1862. And now it is hereby ordered

and directed by the Common Council of the City of Evi.jsvillo, that the owners of all lots or ptrts of lots fronting on or adjoining the northwest side of

Sycamore St., between TMrd and Fourth btreeu,

in said City, cause the side-walks thereon to be

brought to the proper grade, aud that they cause

a side walk ot Class N". 1 to be laid down

thereon within thirty days from the publication of

this order.

- P. BURSE, Clerk.

Clerk's Office, April 25, 1862.

. CORPORATION NOTICE. ORDER FOR A BRICK SIDE-WALK.

April 19. 18C2. And now it is hereby ordered

and directed by the Common Council of the city of

KvanaTilie, that the owners of all lots or parts ol

lots fronting on or adjoining the southeast side of Sycamore Street, between Third and Fourth streets

in said City, cans) tne sidewalks thereon to te brought to the proper grade, and that they cause

a sidewalk of Class No. 1, to be laid down thereon

within thirty days, from the publication of this

order.

P. BCKKE, Clerk.

Citv Clerk's 0f3ce, April 25, 1861.

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Saw satzt ii'iia A compound remeuy, designed to be the most effectual Alterative that can be made. 1 1 1.4 a con. ceptrated extract of Pure Sarsnparilla. so combin-

i ed with oi her substances of still greater alterative

w, j uum au eueciive aniiuuie lor me tnaeases Sarsapirilla is reputed to cure. It is believed that such a remedy is wanted by tlio-ie who suffer from Strumous conipluiuta, nd th it oii. which will accomplish their cure nitint oro"e of immeuse service to this large portion "f our nfllioted fellow-citizens. Jlow completely this cm pound will do it has been proven by experiment on many of the worn cases to be found of the follow, i-r complaints: Scrofula and Scrofulous Complaints, Krnptioni, and Eruptive Diseases, Ulcers, Pimples, Blotches. Tumors, Salt Bheum, Scald Head, bypliilia aud Syphilitic Affections, Mercurial Disease, Dropsy, Neuralgia or Tic Doloureux, Debility, Pyspeptja and Indigestion, Erysipelas, IImo or St. Anthony's Fire, and indeed the whole class of comphiit i arising from Impurity of the Blood. This compound will be found a great promoter of health, when taken in the spring, to expel the foul humors which foster in the blood at that Rea. son ef the year. By the timely expulsion of then, many rankling disorders are nipped in the bud Multitudes can, by the aid of this remedy, Bpttre themselvit from the endurance of ionl eruption), and ulcerous sores, through which the system will try to rid itself of corruptions, if not asnisu-d to do this through the natural channels of the h. t by an alterative medicine, Cloanse out the vitiated blood whenever you find its impurities 1'iirtiug through the skin in pimples, eruptions, or sores; cleause it when you find it is obstructed and sluggish in the veins; cleanse it whenever it is foul, and your feelings will tell yon when. Even where no particular disorder is telt, people enjoy better health, and live longer, tor cleansing thu blood. Keep tbe blood healthy and all Is well; but with this pabulum of life disordered there op be no lasting health. Sooner or later sora thing must go wrong, and the great machinery of lito i disordered or overthrown. Sarsaparilla has, and deserves much, the rupnt.ition of accomplishing these ends. But the world has been egregiously deceived by preparations of

if, paitly because the drug alone has not nil the virtue that is claimed for it, but more because many preparations, pretending to be concentrated extracts of it "contain but little of the virtue of sarsaparilla or any thing else. During late years the public bas been niil-d 1 r large bottles, pretending to give a quart of Extract of Sarsaparilla for one dollar. Most f thoi have been frauds upon the sick, for they not ouly eontain littie, if any, Sarsaparilla, but often no ihhtive properties whatever, lienre, bitter and p,i n ful disappointment has followed the uao ot he v.i rious extracts of Sarsaparilla which flood tho mm . ket, until the name itself is jnstly despised, autlli.ts become synonymous with imposition aud cheat. Still we call this compound Sarsaparilla, and intend to supply such a remedy as shall rescue the niune from the load of obloquy which rests upon It. And we thiuk we have ground for be'ieving it has virtue which aro irresistible by the ordinary run of the

diseases it is intended to cure. In order to secure

their complete eradication from tho system, tho remedy should be judiciously taken aecordiinr tn

directions ou the bottle.

PREPARED BY Dr. J. C. AYE It, Price, SI per Bottei Six Uoltcs for5 Ayer's Cherry Pectoral.

has won for iuelf such a renown for I lie cure of

every variety of Throat and Lung Complaint, tlm it is entirely unnecessary for us to recount the evidence of its virtues, wherever it has been employed. As it has loug been in constant use thruuiiliout this section, we need not do more thun assure the people its quality is kept up to the best it eer lias been, and that it may be relied on to do for their

relief all it has ever been found to do.

Ayer's Cathartic Pills, rOB THE CUBE OF

Cottivmeit, Jaundice, Duspepma. lndiurolion Ihivntrrv

foul titomach, i'rpmri,, Headiiche. Met. hUetimu.

limt, Eruptiont, and Skin Oitratet, Liner Votnttaiul,

urofty, jeutr, iumort ana aa Hftnim, Worm.

Gout, tieuraljia, at a Dinner Pill, awl fir Purifying Un Blood. They are sugar-coated, so that tho motd sensitive can take them pleasantly, and they are the best aperient in the world for ail liie purposes of a family physic. PKICK 26 CENTS PKBBOX ; 6 BOXES FOB, 1.00. Great numbers of Clergymen, rhysicinns, Statesmen, and eminent personnges, have lent their names to certify the unparalled usefulness of these remedies, but our space here will not permit tho insertion of them. Tho Agents b.-low iiKined furnish gratis our Ameuican Almanao in which they are given, with also full descriptions of the above complaints, and the treatment that should be lol lowed for their cn,-e. Do not be put off by unprincipled dealers with other preparations they make more profit on. Demaud Ateb'b, and take no other. The Bick want the best aid there is for them, and they should have it. All our remedies are sold wholesale and retail by Keller A White, N. S. Thompson, Bierbower i " Pearce, Leich A C.j-l.-iUilt, Evausville, and by ail dealers in medicines everywhere. Wholesale agents, Allen A Co., Cincinnati, and B. A. Robinson t Co., Louisville.

Administrator's Notice. fi OTMCS MS HMlUnaX 11MVHJY WW that the undorsigned has b-on appointed Administrntorof the Estate of Henry Holzhaner.

deceased, lute of Vanderburg county. The esluie

is supposed to be solvent. Ail persons havim-

claims against tne estate will present their I ills to

me, and all tnose indebted to the estate will sottlo with me immediately.

CHEISTIAN DECKER. Administrator's Sale.I will Fell at Public auction, on Tuusdav. Mnv

20th, 1862, the personal property belongiui; to the

estate of Honry llolzhaner, deceased, on the prem

ises in xamssco, consisting of cows, hogs, 2, ((.)

lbs bacen, horse, harness, sadJle and expre-s

wagon. Also, cider press and mill, liquors and

groceries, Si ten pin alley balls, and household furniture.

TKliRlS. For sums under three dollars cash;

on Bums over three dollars, a credit of uim

months will be given, the pui chasers giving approved stenrity, waiving all benefit of appraisement laws.

J-Sap28Jw3w CHRISTIAN DECS EI;.

CORPORATION NOTICE.

ORDER TO REPAIR A BRICK BIDE-WALK.

April ID. 1862. And now it is hereby ordered and

directed bv the Common Council of tbe City ot

Evausville, that the owners of all lots or part of lots fronting on or adjoiuing the southwest side of Third strtet, between Sycamore and Vine streets in said City, canse the sidewalks in front there, of to be repaired within thirty days from the publication of this-order. P. EUEKE, Clerk. Clerk's Office, April 25, 1862.

CORPORATION NOTICE. ORDER FOR A PLANK SIDE-WALK. April 19, 1862. And stow it is hereby ordered and directed by ths Common Council of the City ot Evausville, that the owners of all lots or parts of lots fronting on or adjoining the southwest side of Ten'h Street, between Vine and D. vision Streets, in said city, cans3 tbe sidewalks thereon to be brought to the proper grade, and that they cause a side-walk of class No. 2, to be laid down thereon within thirty days from the publication of this order. . - . -. ' v ' i j . - P. BURKE, Clerk. Clerk's Office, April 26, 1862.

CORPORATION NOTICE. ; ORDER f 3 REPAIR A BRICK SIDE-WALK. April 19, 1802. Aad now it is hereby ordered and directed by the. Common Council of the City of Evansville, tnat tne owners of all lots or parts of lots fronting on or adjoining the southeast side of Main Street, between beveth and Eighth Streets in said ;Cuy. cause the sidewalks thereon to be brought to the proper grade, and that they canse the sidewalks to be repaired or relaid within thirty days from the publication of this order. . . . f . P. BUSES, Cktrk. Clerk's Office, April 25, 1862.

325 XrLo-7-XCi-II HUH II K BY" TMtttVMB H Jti 9 WAEE. The above reward will be piid for such information as will lead to the detection and conviction of tbe person or persons who bv.ben guilty of sneaking into yards and gardens in tho night time, aad carrying off rofe bushes ard other shrubbery. W. BAKER, M ayor. flavor's ffico, Evausville, April 2D:li, 1S0J. apr30-2wd

Court

NotiC8.

STATE Of INDIANA, 1 In tho Vanderburgh Vanderburgh Couuty. f Circuit Court. October Term, 1S62. . William B. Walker, 1 Henry J. Ai lis, Petition In open r. judgment. The Quicnebaugh Bauk. J -gT J PMJMBrjVil Mt 1 JMWMDJ VMT M. on file in tbe office of the Clerk of the Court aforesaid, that the defendant is a r.oi poration, existing and located iu .the State of Connecticut, and is a pon-residviit of Indiana, and that its Presider t, Secretary, and other otnceis ate nonre'Ment of the State cf Indiana. Notice of the pendency cf this action (the objeet of which is to open and set a-iids a jucgtnent in fivor of said defendant) is therefore giea to said non resident defendants, and that the same will stand for trial at the" next term of the Couit aforesaid, to be bean and hold at the Court lionse in the City of Evansville, in the County and State aforesaid, on the first Monday in October, A. D. ltitfi Witness the Clerk ol said Court, this 29th day of April, 186i LOCIS KICHTEIt, V. C. C. Chandler A liyue, Plaiutiff 's Attorneys-apri'ao-3tw ...

ggMMMdMSfti BJIM.MS, J'l. OX.

By Virtue of three executions, issued out of tho

office of tbe Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas and Circuit Conrtsof Vanderburgh county, Indiana, one in favor of Miller, Wingate A Co, one in

favor of Munn A Goddard, and one in favor of

Franklin Waters and others, and all against Fred

erick Sharpe, I will on

TUESDAY, MAT 13, 18C2,

betwem the hours of ten o'clock A. M. and 4 o'clock P. M. of aaid day at the door of the Court

House in tbe City of Evausville, Indiana expose to

sale at public anction the rents, issues and profits for the terra of seven years of the following described Ueal Estate, to-wit : The nndivided half of block N. one and two (1 and 2), the undivided half of lots la, 11, 15, 1C, 17, 18, 10, 2'l, 21, 22, 23 and !34, in block 8, the undivided half of lots 1, 2, B, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, and 10 in block 15, tho undivided half of lots 10 snd 11 iu block 13, the undivided half of blocks , 17, IK, 19, 20,nd 21, and tbe East half of block Ti, a:i situate in Sharpe's Enlargement of the City of Evausville, Indiana. And should said rents and profits not sell for a sum sufficient to satisfy said writ and costs, 1 will at the ssme time and place offer for sale the h o simple of said premises. GEORGE WOLF MN, Sheriff V. C. WheoUr & lglehart, Bakor A Marsh, Plaintiff's Attorneys. ar2-l

Iltill IJ.Tl ML,8Sitli.& bbis. oor0 ghain Molasses, far superior to the last, just received and for sale at VICKEBT BROS., eo7 No, 82 Main st.

Notice of Application for LicensefmaTtCti MS II KH li B V tilp'SSJY V W that we will apply to the Board of Unauly Commissioners of Vandesburgh rouuty, at their next term, commencing on the Crdt Monday in June, 162, for license to sell inb.xh-aUng liquors in a leB quautity than a quart, for the term of otiu year. Our place of business is on Water street. Lot No. 4, Old Plan of the City of Evansville. ap26-d3w 1J. SClIArfER t CO. ,

O TM CMS OMf JI mHJrV.ntijYV Oi' EXECUTRIX.

Notice is hereby given that the unders'gned hits been appointed exicutrix of the late will of .Ismes WKberpoon, deceased, late of Vandei burfrh County, Indiana. Said estate is supposed to be solvent. MARIA WITHEBSPOON. April 15th, 1802 wplf..itw MM It toJMJLMi, .VK. t:4. By virtne of two orders of Pule issued out of the office of the Clerk of the Vinderburgh Circuit Court one in of favor of Gaor;e W. Kathboce and Samuel Bayard, and one in favor of John A. lUs'tr, and to lb against Theodore Jlingst and others, I will on THURSDAY, MAY 15, 1802, between the honrsol 10 o'clock A. M. and 4 o'r:tk P. M. of slid day, at the door of the Court IJou-e in tbe ciiy of Evansville. Indiana, offer for sule

at public auction the rents, issues and profits f. r the term of (even years of the followiug di scribed

B ginning in the Northern Boundary of Lamasco

City on the west side of Seventh Avenue, and running thence south with tbe west side of said Ave

nue one hundred anf twenty fet more or less, to the corner of Eleventh street and Seventh Avenue, thence west three hundred and eighty feet, thence north ono hundrtd and twenty feet, more or less.

to the Northern Boundary of Lamasco City, thence east with the lino three huddred and eitrhty feet, to the place ef beginning, situated in Vanderburg county, Indiana. And should said rents anJ profits of said real esttenot sell tor a sum sufficient to satisfy said writ end costs, I will at the same time and place offer for sale the f so simple of saH P'?UEuRUE wtLiLIN, ffhrriff V. C. Garvin A Reid, P!fTs Atty's. r, 1 25

tlTLUiT

r IMILY GROCERIES. I have now en hand a irood stock cf Family Grocerirs, which I wM -;eU

cheap fjr cash. - W. CAT LETT, apll Corner Locust and Eighth sts.