Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 14, Number 191, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 10 May 1862 — Page 2
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'T" "psaglsd Sanner la Triumph yet wave 0'r the land of th. Fraa ud the hoi- of the
Brave.
W. M. THAYER
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TARE NOTICE, EYERIEODf! If yon want anything, If yoo bar anything to sail. If you want to bay anytiiiag, If yoo want to rat a Boom, If yon want BoaVdara, If yon have leat anything, - If too have found anything.
TILL TEN THOUSAND PXOPLB BT ADVKB-
TI8INO IS THB
EVANSVILLE JOURNAL
All wanU mpfUas by advertlaiug
JOUBBAIu "
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tie$ The steamer Superior arrtTea a;
our wharf yesterday morning, with 500
sick and wounded soldiers from Fittsburgh
Landing, in charge of Dr. Blackman, Brig
ade Surgeon. Dr. B. wished to land all
the sick and wounded at EvansTllIe and
Henderson, so that the boat could immedi
ately return to Pittsburg Landing, and
reliere the hospitals there, which are over
crowded. A citizen surgeon on board
howerer, strongly objected, and insisted that the sick should be carried on to New
Albany. A general consultation was final
ly held, and it was agreed to land 100 here
and take the rest to New Albany. It is
understood that in case of an action, hospitals for the wounded will be opened in Corinth, as every tent and house at Pittsburg Landing is crammed with sick. The following has been handed to us for publication :
There "is an article in the ' Joumal of
this morning, stating that; a soldier from the hospital at Mt. Vernon, going on far-
lough, arrived here in a very critical condition. Now, the natural supposition
would be that the "hospital ? was Government hospital ; but there is no Government hospital in operation as yet at Mt. Vernon, though one is being prepared. The hospital from which the soldier really must have come was a private hotpital, estab
lished by the Sanitary CommiUe of the
town, and was carried on by the citizens on their own hook. Let the blame fall in the
right quarter. If there was more "red
tape," which means ttrict interpretation of
the regulation, and attention to forme and
minutiae, these things would not happen
tsy Gov. Morton received . authority
Thursday from Gen. Halleck to have all the
Indiana regiments in the Department o1
the Mississippi filled up; and accordingly
recruits will be received for all those regiments in service in Tennessee, Missouri and Kentucky, as well as the 60th," 61st, and
C3d regiments, now in this city guarding nriunnera. The svstem of recruiting will
be that in vogue before the 1st of January,
nA officers will be sent to the State for
recruting purposes for each regiment. r
1.1 at of Dathi In Camera! Hoapltm
Ho. 1 In the Month or April 18
Anril 5 John Blake co O, 25th Ken
Inrkr. - - . - ,
Anril 13 John Jarboe co D, 27th Ky,
April 14 Joshua Livingood co D, 27ih KVntnr.kv. " -
Anril 16 Henry Wilkins co A, 32d
g -Illinois. " i
April 19 "William A. Ledbetter, Rebel, po G. 4th Tennessee.
April 19 AjuuaBradley co G, 44th . Indiana. ' .
April 20 Austin Miller co O, 12th Michigan. April 20 John C Shoemaker co E, 64th Ohio. - April 20 Lewis Craft eo G, 43d Ills. Anril 23 Amos B Reed co T, 7th Iowa.
April 23 j w cjeriy, or. cucu, unknown. ' , , April 23 Nathan Corwin co C, 19tb Pennsylvania. April 26 Delos H Vaughan co C, 52d . . Illinois. - -- -- -- April 26 Isaac M Hales, Rebel, co C, 2d Tennessee. April 27 Levi Vinson co 1, 44th ind. April 29 James Finley, Rebel, co G, 3d Kentucky. April 30 Levi O Spafford.co B 9th Michigau, - . . . . April 30 Paul Roberta co H, 9th Ills.' -April 30 William H Knapp co B, 13tb Iowa. - . -
E vANsntLa .May ;S, 1862.
This institution (so far . the dispensation f medicine axd the interests ,jf toe sick and wounded are concerned) we believe to be" conducted upon a plan deserving the approbation of all concerned. The SurgeoM.4arge-wy think understand their business, and will pursue 'no coarse but that which will warrant entire satisfaction. But 'there is a spirit of usurpation
evinced here, by those whose authcj&y is more limited than thev barn winn. tk
af " wawv vij a.v policy' we think we have w.t ckhtl
" sawjuhuuo. iuoro id a snana -
partiality existing which. &.a 08 . a sensation' and not a litiLa V of
amongst the nuraek. ha - I, ' - -a Quite
Tided lato Iwo, caaia ' " Uatisfactiou
order, consista at ' nnp.r to be di-
Pt Afkva " " nr rlniuM. Tha first
W ' 'J - w. ? ffcaip . . citizens and the second
It- who have, been detailed from .. ." . n.t;wA ronlm.ntl W HUld tO eH
- An the idea and will venture the propojab now. that a soldier is iost as good as
a white man, provided always that be de
ports bimselr witb t&e same degree oi prupriety. But by the plan here instituted of
having two or three tames oi enure inherent grades, we conclude that, in the estimation of our Mistress, at least, a soldier is of
a low caate. - Table No. 1 is mrnisnea wun nice, clean dishes, filled with food of an in
viting quality, sucd as every vaneij vi canned and dried fruits,Jdelicious pies, biscuit, beef steak, potatoes, butter and eggs, and other delicacies too tedious to mention.
Of this a soldier is not allowed to partake.
While Nos. 2 and 3 are Invariably turn is ti
ed with half-cleansed tin pans and cups, containing boiled beef and barley broth,
very good bread, but seldom any potatoes or butter. If butter is allowed it is of a
quality that bids defiance to the stomach of
a citizen, bene it is ot no use out ior
soldiers. 1 -
We have experienced much difficulty at
times in obtaining food sufficient in quantity for those who are confined to their wards,?owing we are sure, to our Mistress' fears, that there might be a surplus, and a
soldier might have tne satisiaction or eauag a morsel that is good enough for a white man. We have submitted to usage here
that we would not have done under other circumstances, and do not feel disposed to
bear much longer. Our Mistress naa positively forbidden the fair waiters to attend on any "soldier" who should seat himself at table No. 1, yet it is true that a few favorites have been admitted there, while
others .of evual caste have been prohibited. We have known nurses to go from morning till evening without eating, from the fact they could not leave their charge at mealtime. -She said w there was nothing cooked,"but we knew better. There is a remedy for every evil, and we suggest that if the right persons were placed in a sphere suited to their capacity things would go off more smoothly. . t . Further said deponent saith not. Hospital Ncbsbs.
mixed elastic csasimere suit the colors aro quiet and nicely blended, and the general effect of the suit is decidedly dittirujue. The above named suits, with all the othe nw styles bfjhe season) are 'So bejbnnd af jiyon's FaThionable CloKg House, on First street,, .;''.";" . .
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t tha
Patriotic Latter. EoiToaa Jouukal: Friend Liffton of
Peru, Indiana, muit not blame us for the
liberty taken with her letter. It is too eood for one, even if he gets the toeht and
not the mitten. Therefore will you serve it
out to your many readers. -
Often' in unpacking sanitary stores we
have to stop and read the kind messages pinned to some comfort for the sick or
wounded, and who can blame us :
Diab Volustmr: And so you are the
one to get this pair of socks that I have knitted I Well, really you are highly favored ; it is not every one that will find a let
ter in their socks no indeed i -an tne time I was knitting these socks I kept wondering what kindof looking soldier
would get them, but I was not so particular how he would look as -1 was how be conducted himself whether he would be a
whole-souled, true-hearted soldier, and
fight bravely for the glorious Stripes. You
have lett borne, inenas, anu an mat is ueur
to you, to go and help protect tne nag tnat haa waved so proudly these eighty odd
years over the most prosperous country on the globe. ' Is not yours a glorious cause 7
Are there cot many pleasures connected
with it? -When the war is ended and yoo retnrn to your home, bringing the laurels you have won, will you be sorry then that you endured a few privations and hardships? No, never! I hope that these socks may be the means of giving you some comfort ; that they may help protect your feet from the cold. I hope our soldiers will never feel discour. aged or sad, but remember that the friends left behind think of them often and kindly, and not only those with whom you are intimately acquainted, but also those whom you have never seen or met, every volunteer in the Federal army is dear to us. I love every one of them, and only wish it was possible for me to be one too, and the subject of my lamentation every day is, "Oh, that I were a boy 1" But then you know that . Many a flowar it born to bloah nnssen. And wast it fragrance upon tha desert air;' So I must be contented and stay at home and knit socks and mittens for the soldier
boys, and do aU I can to make them cheerful and happy, while they try to knit the Union together. Bless their dear souls. I Dresume you have seen socks knitted
more nicely than these, but as my proficiency in knitting was never tested until the volunteers needed knitting done for them,
I will let that suffice as an apology for their looks. And now I want to tell you, confidentially, that if they fit you, you haven't
very small feet. That is all tnat i nave to say, that is, on that subject.
I hope you may not become contaminatea by any of the evils and 'temptations witb
which you may be surrouaded in camp.
There is much that vou. wul have to guaro
aginst, jes, and strongly to, if you would avoid it. - .
Hoping that you may be kept from all
barm and soon be able to return borne to
your friends, I sign myself,
lour would-oe-a-soiaier, Fbiind LirrTOK. vPiBO, Ibd Nov. 25th, 1861. v . .
, .jLLrer Itetn - .
, ' ' ' --'l7 waa manifest on Of' . 'wV 'yesterday, there being a number .' steamers receivicg and discharging
freight during the greater part of the day. The Emma Duncan arrived in the morning and put off a lot of machinery, including a Power Pres3 for the Journal ofSee and
some furniture, and left for St. Louie. The; Leonora, witb,' 1,000 bbls flour, arrived out of the Wabash the night before, toek on board a lot more freight here and left for Parkersburgh and Pittsburgh. : ;:. The Hamilton obtained a good load of flour and tobacco and left for the terminus of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. x ' . The Superior, with 559 sick from Pittsburg and Hamburg Landings, arrivecl about
10 o'clock. A portion of her passengers were put off here and the remainder taken to New Albany and Louisville. The Big Grey Eagle and rival Eugene will be down this morning and return in the evening. They are both fine packets and . passengers will have a difficult matter tochoose betweenthem. ,
The Capitola, we lean;, received a cargo
of sick soldiers af Pittsburg Landing on Thursday and left immediately for the river towns. She will probably arrive here to-day. The champion, Courier, Captain Gus. Lemcke, is the mail boat for points down the river to-day. She is prepared to take a large cargo of freight and passengers, and the officers of the boat take great pride in
making comfortable all who travel with them. UOIHE IMTKUKSTS.
" Epiccbk3 Attknd." The St. Charles
Saloon, on 1st street, is just in receipt of
the first Spring Chickens, Frog Legs, etc., and will be served up In the best style to the patrons of said saloon.; '
May9-3td. Chabxky Habbe, Prop'r. 80- The Savings Bank, No. 4 First street, buys and sells gold, exchange on New York, Illinois, Missouri, and all other uncurrent money, sells sight drafts oa England, Ireland and Scotland in sums to suit . d3m. .
EMMJffJFS IS L Mi ,YO. 69
office of the Clarkof the Corn Vt CommonTleas'. r 1 w n"rKh SOBnty IiiCA. one in faror of .if iLh nl Se '1 fc0 of Patrick MeQoirk, baiab. Mosj A Romuk.3 A -j repleTui.JiiIK wm 0n - ib-bouraof 10 o'clock A. M. and 4 o'clock ...a -I-., at the door cf the Court Bones
f- the CitT of ETanaville, Indiana, offer for aaleat nnblic auction Iherenta, Uenes and profit for the Lrm of aen year, of the following described real
"B&kentean (17) lu the town of Lamaaco at Vanderburah county, Indiana. And ehould aaid rente and orofiu not aU for a snm infflclent to sati.fy said writs and costs. 1 will at the same time and place offer for sale tha
it Lyons' Amtnmm
Sheriff V. C. ' rajl0-?3,60
ru .inn. Af KAid Dremises.
r . GEOBGE I . ...... : G. W. Hardin, Flff's Atfy.
CALDWELii'S." . aunt, PKSMB CWCMWrfTI 1 fd Bf, juat received at Partner Caldwell's Mo. 9 Firs' treet r ' PEACHES 5'doz. cans freh Teaches jn-t recoired at So. 9 First street. - , ; . : '; ' LAED. 2"0 lbs etrainsd Lard Juat received at Partner Caldwell's. - . ". - - n 3 doz. Cotton Bope jait reonred at No.? ?irst street. . - -. - - - - J ' HO0SIBB COFFEE 600 lbs Hoos!er Coffee, Se. 1 article, roastedall ready for n,o
jpyg Ho. 9 VXit street.
99
WXBJBBB JBUTTXB-aSO JPOVJVJ9 JSj nice Fresh Table Butter, in store this morning, at Elliotts Family Grocery. . - 20 boxes German Soap, 20 Palm " . '
60 " 8 tar Candles, - 60 " Starch, Jtut received at Elliott's Family Grocery. , , . 6 cases Parafflna candlei, 5 gross German Glycerine soap, for toilet uae , fi irroas transnaren tsoap.
2 boxes corn starch, for tnlinary purposes, 10 dozen assorted sizs Biahoprlck's baking powder, Just received at Elliott's. - 25,000 pound i A No. 1 hams, 10 000 pounds prime shoulders, 0,000 pounds sides, in store, and for sale at JUliott's Family Grocery. . IiABD. 2,000 pounds pi ime leaf lard.' wv f.iV i n.nnd4 ncrhed rvo.
B4KLET. 200 pounds parched barley, just received at Elliott's. . KBOOM3. 75 dozsn nice brooms, from 15o to
40c, just rsceived at Elliott's. FLOUB. 100 sits donble extra white wheat flour ; 25 bbU XS.X family flour, warranted to be equal to any in the city, at Elliott's. may 7 '
GEO. 1. BITTBOLFF,
MM. from theEast, with a well selected stock of I
-watcnes, t-iocKi, Jewelry, ana HUverware, offers !his stock as low as tha artlcloa can ba baiuht In
large cities.. Gold Watches, from SLSOdowa -t I
120. bliver watcnes rrom TO down , to S10.
(jiocks, irom aou aown v 1.7i. statu or Jewelry, from 50 down to SOo. Bracelets, from ' 930 down to 82.60.
' Fmgxr Bings, Breastpins, Zar-rlngs, from $15 down to 25c' SilTer Table and Teaspoons, Soup
liaatrs, vream epoens, smwr ana M run c.qitw.
Sugar Tongs Bait and Uustard Spoons, all i lower than usual. - - - - - -
SilTer. fiteel and German Silver Spectacles.
dies' fine Wire and Shell Portemonaies. Silver i
Tortoise abell Card Cases, Gentlemea'a Purses and Portemonaies.-
T. K. Robinson's Indezical ' Silver Boap, for cleansing Silver or Plated Ware, tha best thing
ever usoa. Gold Guard and Vest Chains, Geld Pens, Plated
Ware, Castors, Ao. Lathe and silk Guard Steel
Chains. Goggles. Keever's and others, Thermometers. c . all of which he offers at low C cures.
i Call and -see before purchasing elsewhere, and satisfy yourselves of the fact. I Pf5 . . . ' ..
CHOICE POTATOES.
BtTBHMM.S CUOMCJB OTJt-
T0ES received on consignment and for
salabv . .. EuAaPJS A CO.
ap83-dlw , - - ' "' NeTF Administration ! '
YOU WIBB. TO BB MVBBBB shaved. Hair Cnt. Champooed, all dona
up in the most approved, fashionable, a la, mod tvl. flniahed off with a warm or told bath, go to
Slarbta Hail Barber Saloon ! j The audi rsigned has taken it on ' a long lease and has re-pnintd the batb tubs, and re-fitted tba whole establi-hment; and we are confident that ,ifH i, attnntion. NEATNESS, and our long
the business, we shall fcive entire !
H. onSiitiJV 6 ew urieans aao
M1 Cnba Smrars :ust received and f jr sale at a
small advance on cost, at
janlt
.Eur-
NEWi
&DVERTISEMEIITS
"GILBERT & CO.'S."
,000
sale very low.
BOS.ES CIGJIBS, MBOInmijiality to ebolca Havana, tot Purchasers wl!! And It to thrir in-
ttsrest ta examine eoratock befoca ba tag,- -. . , , . -S- E- GILB KT i CO., , f) i j J :. ii 'J. , Nov A Sycamore St.
5 LKY0K1 and iiJiMtS IJSX M, S JX
300
YICKERY BBO'S. . No. 82 Main street.
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Post Offick Houes. Ibe mail train on the E. & 0. R. K., having changed, the following will be. Post Office hours until further notice, commencing to Jay. The office will open at 7 A. M. and close
at 1 P. M.on week days. Open from 2 to 3 P. M. on Sundays. The Railroad mail will close positively at 8 a. m., office time, the train starting at 9.05. The Mail train arrives at the Depot at 5.10 p. if. The deliveries will close from 8 to 9 a. u and from 5 J to 6J p. Mn during the closing and opening of the Railroad mail. -Stamps and envelopes to be had at the Periodical stand in the lobby. When the Louisville mail boats arrive early, they will return at 6 p. m., and their mail will close at 4J p. k.; . " - my6-5tdStltw Pobtmastir. IS5 It rarelv happens that in our edito
rial capacity' our" readers find us premedi-
tatedly and with malice aforethought engaged in puffing any patent medicine, but during our recent trip to the melaacholy scenes ot Pittsburg Landing there was one medicine which found in the bands of nearly every soldier, giving relief wherever applied,, whether . internally or externally. We refer to Perry Davis' Vetetable Pain Killer. All spoke loud in its praise, and the kind hearted Surgeon of
one of our Indiana regiments inrormea us that he believed it was the only thing that saved at least half of his regiment from dying of dysentery during a, recent long march, and we cannot help suggesting to our friends among the army sutlers that it is one of the articles they should never be out of. ! It is packed in saw dust, two dozen in each box, and can be forwarded over the roughest road without danger of breaking. Is sold in Evansville by Keller & White, Preston Bro's, P. Veirling, Leich & Carlstedt, and S. E. Gilbert & Oo. J. N. HARRIS k CO, apl8-d3m .. Proprietors, Cincincati.
H. A. COOK'S.
mWOBB B lVf60 buahMs P'imeled mlrJL Ohio Bye, at U. A. COOK S. BOAST Bye and Barley. . 600 pounds roasted rye. . . . SOO " " barley, at H. A. Cook s. SEED POTATOES. Prima Pink Eye and 1 Neehaiiock potatoes, at 20 cents per bushel, at M. A.
a-nrva-T 1.CT1T11 JT. UTS. 100.000.000 choice
sweet potato plants, on haud and to arrive, and for sale cheap in lot to suit at 11. A., Ck's.
n-a a nav9 as hnmi. choice. Jus, reoeived at
IT. A. Cook's. - -
i.mnxs in boxes, lust received, and for sale
at H. A. Cook's. CO EN and OATS. 250 bnahels ear oorn. 75 bushels oats. .. Ftr aaleat H. A, Cook's.
SMOKED HALIBCT. 100 lbs aeteoted smoktd
halibut, at U, A. Cook's. ' CHOICE FAMILY FLOCi:. 100 saok ass rted brands extra flaur, 40 half sacks assorted brand! extra flour, Far sale at H. A. Cook's. CHEESE. 43 bxs prime rich old oheaee, lO . ... Bew oheee,J tut reoelv ea at U. A. Cook's. - .. ..
COCOA NTJT8. 1,000 iresh cecea nuts, reoeivid i.i Hv. at H. A. Cook's.
STEAB1NE LA ED. 500 pounds prime leaf
stearins ?ard, at II. A. IXpS. s. , , ,( r ... . COBN MEAL. 125 bushels fresh greund eorn
meal, at .. vuva s. ma 5 ' " ' , " i " "
rryxTBj gi FBBFnrB jjs n buck
( WHEAT P.ICK,RT.S, - NO. 82 Main street.
FAIR WARNING !
T. T. WKMSOJVB 0WjyriJTT
occuDTinK lots in the city ot jsvanswue, are
notifiea to keep their alleys and gutters clean from and after this date, or they will be proceeded
against, 1 accordance witn an ordinance iu utu case, made and provided, without further notice. . . KO. 8. MAETIN,
mayS-lwd City aiartnai.
CLINE IN GROCEBIES. ..
HaTlrg pur.:bassd. In parson, a large sxoca i staple as d fancy groceries, far CASH, such as su
gar, oonee, nioia-es, dtoui Kood brands star coal oil and tallow candles, va-
nous Dianas oi metit f braeh, uch t-s whitewash, scrub, shoe
duster, tootb, an! horse Drusnes, essence ei cvuee,
roated and green rye, mac it ana green tea,
buckets, flue market oasceis, ccmp, iwuis ala wick, cotton mops, Mason's blackiai,
Many of the above artices, wiih others too numer
ous to mention, w oner at a great iwiuuuuu f ruier prioes. Call and see, at '
anrle jiuiMl o, r . - m V. . I .
Court Notice. V -T 4tV. X7-. .lA.k...l.
. a .t a J A a a-uw auuui uui ku 8TATEOFISDIANA,fc, UConrt
..UUU.B. , uctoDer xerm. 1852.
Frederick W. Cook, , Jacob Beis,
Sigmsnd Levy, So'omon Le
vy. Leopold laeyy. uimri Complaint
Wrieht 8mh, Jacob Ott-
leib, .(nlius Fretbnrgh, Cat If" ' S T
J. Workum, t. Vfctor uar- i - -
rett, and George woimn. j-' '
m T JMTJGJtBMJVO B V JJ'J'IBJ t'lT 'JL on file in the office of the Clerk of the Court aforesai tl at the above named defendants, except George Wolflin, are non-residents of the State of
lndiaoa. piotice oi tne penaency vi tuis aunuu therefore given to said Sigmuntl Lvy, Solomon Levy, Lfcopold Levy, O iver Smith, A. Mitchell Hall, Wright Smith, Jacob Gottleib, Julius ITrei-bu-gh, Levi J. Workum, St.- Victor Barrett, and that the satne-'wiH- stand for trial at tne next
term of the Conrt aforesaid, to Be twfrun ana neia
at the Court Hons in the City of Evansville, In
the County and State aforesaid, on tne nrsi auraday in October, a. D. 1862. -
Witness Louis R enter, the Clerx oi saia toun.
this 6th day of May, 1862.
roins BICHTEB.
C'liir.ii U Clerk V. C. C. Chandler A Dynes, plaintiff's attorneys. may 7-3 tw ' "
W O. 63. '
JYiew JBrtig tore !
WM. E. HALLO CK,
nnrniiicnn J B DftTniTl IDT
ilULIxlTiai 8UU iaA V A liuvAUl)
No. 10 FIRST STREET, Oppotite the Poet Office,
Has Just rooeived direct from the East a faU a . sortment if Pure , , j
Drags, Medicines & Chemicals
Perfumery, Bruehet, Combe, Soaps, TOILET ARTICLE3.
FLAVORING EXTRACTS,
&c, &c, &c, &c, SELECTED EXPBESSLY
For JFamil? Wsc
' "'ALSO, THE
Popular. Patent. Medicines.
In fact, evervthine that a retail Family Dm?
f tore oneht t keep, can be found at No. 10, First
St.. oppoite tne feet omce, &vansviue, muiana.
aprlO
Maving adopted the3 exclusive Cash system and so increased my stock ias to : he
n.: equal to the rap -
ot iaiy increasing
demand tor well made, tasteful, and durable fine Clothing -K- am now prepared; to furnish all kinds of Fine Clo thiiig and Furnishing
Goods, at Whole sale and detail, fully as cheap as
the same class of
Goods can he
KTew
BVASSVILLE WHOLBSALK KEI BEPOBT. , .
MAR
A Fatal Shill. On be night of tha battle of Pittsburg, a rebel Georgia regi
ment crew up in line oear the river to
make a terrible charge oa our ranks. TJn
luckily for them, ona of our gunboats gat in ranffe witb the regiment and fired a
large ahelL The ehell struck fairly oa the
end of the line and pioogu.a its way
throngtr the living wall aotil -it got to th ranter, when it f xploded, making the most
awful havoc and slaughter. The rebels broke into a precipitate flight Nashville
Union.
Caiao. Mav 9. The enemy have 1,500
oavalrv at Dresden. Tenn and 500 at
Gardner's Station, and last night a com
pany of rebel cavalry had occupied Union
City.
, COaBKOTKD DAILY BT r. (HASPS CO. ' . 7 .-. : BvAnTUXK, Inn., May 6, 1862.
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C0BK .............. .-............-..o6C;'h1
WHEAT, Rod 70(p)( (c
WHEAT, White...
OATH . BYE 40(43o B ABLKY 4550e BEARS .... . 1,251.40
CLOVE K SEKD TIMOTHT SEED. FLAX SEKD...
POTATOES.,
OXION3 - BIDES, Green. . HIDES, Dry ......-.. DBIED APPLES. - ... OBEEN APPLES, bbl DRIED PEACHES-..... HAT . ... ... ... EOOS, per bbl...... WHISKY ..
CHEKSK . 88Kc
1CXCH ANQE OK N. Y., buying at par, selling le
.. 1J01.25 2530c ......... 5055o .... 44io ll12o ...M....6570o
.....$2,002.60 $1,151.25 ,. $14 0a15 87.JOS)s.OO
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Local PiTews. ggy- gee 6rst page for interesting readiog
matter. ...
fgy Jamea Ferry will accept our thanks
for atl the late papers. . ; J . ; -
Ecbbka Lbmomadk. Hermann, who baa
the knack of getting things np hice gener
ally, manufactures a cooling drink of the above title that is absolutely "good, to take." The hot days of summer are swift
ly approaching, and our friends will nO
doubt feel grateful for being Informed where they may obtain something to make them comfortable in the hottest weether.
RKLIGiOLS KOT1CK.
Bt. Paul's (Episcopal) Church will be closed
d urine the A. H. of 8nndaj, May lltn. service
in the evening as usual at 74..
NEW AD V EUT1SESJ KRTS.
TrpBGUJLJiB X, O tT M 8JL. Y1LLB. and CA1BO Pack
t Th. Iss'iiflrBnit Paabsnrnr
fit earner. ft
MOBB JtBWIJV. CmpMm. . JMBX.B8, CUrU. ' leaves 'ivansvilla' for Cairo' every TBIDAT at 19 U. ': Leaves Evansville for LonisviUa every MONDAY at 8 A.M. . The Woodford has en'ervd the above trade as a regmar parket and will leave puatually as advertised, carrying paBmg-ri ana freight at the regular packet xa49. i JSO. E. HALL, Ag't, ro? 10 ' ----- Mo. 6 Water atieet.
VMm-m-T tCjrwme? 9
SPBINO ASD 6UMMEK STYLE.
SILK AND CASSIMERE HATS.
Tlie most approved styl a5 ways on band oif inada
FANCY DRESS HATS,
For Summer, the liehleet and most comfortable
hats to wear, all Shanes ana quality. ... GENTLEMENS' CAFS, Kumerous and tasty sty'en.
BOYS' SOFT AND WOOL HATS,
In endless variety, all colors, sh.ipe and prices.
Infant Fancy Hats & Caps,
A large and -well asorted stock on hand. : HISSESr FANCY HATS. . Trimmed and Untrimmed. , '
Boys' Plain and Fancy Caps.
A Tory good assor tmeut.
aw amB BBi e f A J1L w n m eKT3t.
Of any description made to order on short notice.
ir - u;nHmi. TJrffhoTn. Fanama, Straw.
. i f ..f u.ta for Men and Beys, all the
newstyles. LV'-..m- ,..
Ivrything som at mo w-i- . FOR CASH EXCLUSIVELY.
VAUTIER & IflARCOrinlEK,
&,UBBIP1P8 84 LB,
lt rtn of mn nrdnr of Bale issued OUt Of the I I. B BB
office of the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas I JLJ 1J IX li JL J. L - M.MJL of Vanderburgh county, Indiana, in for of
Preston Bros., anaagainsi iienry ju. u'"" I y j-b-m Wr others, I will, on . I JmL fJJL JLV
WED5ESDAT, MAT Zlst, 18SZ, .
between the hours of 10 o'clock, A. M. ana o -clock, P. M. of said day, at the door of the Court House, In the City of .Evansville, Indiana, xtj, a.u t nnblin anction the rents, issues.
and profits for ths term ef seven years of the rnlUam. ifMcrihAff Mftl Mtfttll. tO-Wlt?
Lot ho. one' (1), according to the -partition of J
lot No. twelve (12), tn the original plan or avannvillo, in VanaerLurgh county, State of Indiana,
a ntterl TtAtWAAn tllA OBlrS OI JODD B11SCUW1I, w
ceased, at the February term, 18U0, of the Court of
Common Pltss rr v anaernurgu conciy. " And should said rents and profits not sell for a sum sufficient to satisfy said writ and costs, I will at the same time and place, offer for sale the fee
simple of said premises.
u&unvtb nviiciiiia. i.v. M. S' Johnson, Plaintiff's Attorneys. may 1-85,25 " ' ;
Court Notice.
8 TATE 01 INDIANA, V the Yandarbutgu
Vanderburgh County. J . ' Uircnit couri.
uctooer ierm, 1002. " -William H. Walker, " ' Henry D. Allis, I Petition to -open vi. -- f - Judgment. Tl,. Oi,lnn.h.ncrli Rinll . I
r JPFJAHM.rt M Mr Mmmjji v mm-
JL on file in the office of tne uiera oi ine won
aforesaid, tbat the defendant is a corporation, UliuK and located in the State of Connecticut, and - is a non-resident of Indiana and that its
Prident, Beoretary, ana atner omcera ara nonresident of the State of Indiana. Notice of the pendency of this action (tha objeet of which is to open and set aside a judgment In f ivor of said defendant) is therefore given to said
aon-resldent defendants, ana na suet " in nri Inr trial at the next term of the
Conit aforesaid, to be began and held at the Court
House in tlia City or JCvansviue, in me vouniy and- State aforesaid, on the first Monday in Octo-
Witness the (JlerK ot sai a vouii, uus wui uj u
April, 1864. - - -
jaJUX9 niuuiau, i. v.. '. Chandler A Hynes, PlainUff'a Attorneys- : apriliiO-Utw
UACKEREL, 7b nvkre, Noa. 1, S, ml 3, In whole and half bbls and kitts, verv fin -qtelity, fast rn-rived, and for sa'e LOW, by 8. E. Cilbert A Co., No. 4 Sycamore suaet. -- ' j v J , PICKLED HEBBINO. 10 half bbts, jwt rsoeivea by i 8. E. GILBEBT O,, may I ' No. 4 Bycamore 6. . v NEW ALTJ All Y . ,
iV'o'.' 15 Stale St'ieL "Main and the Eiver, " YTwr, 'ej n.y a - cojiplbtbd W'W our machinery to manufacture Woollen a a!s of varioui descriDtions. bee leave to an-
t noa ee that we will ntana aetata wool nto goods 1 at short notioo, and guarantee atisfaotioa to alt l who will favor ns with treir atronaga ; shouM t work not be, when de Ivered, as waa ordered, we j will ma'te other in place thereof, mtll the goods ! ara a? contracts for. Below we h to fixed p ices j for manntactoriDg tha various kind of gratis ; made by us, subject, however, to rise and fail, as ; tbeartio.es usm in manufacturlog Ibew va y ; a
digt and oottoa Doing very ntgu at proni, m, probabi iry is Oiat thy will ere loug ail. anu vhns reduce tbe i rite ot such socs when they are ua-l. Oar ma hlnea ara new. lod of the latest improvements, so that yon nee- not fear but th a all work dans by as will bs satisfactory TEBM3 FOB MANCFACTCBISG. ' We invariably find th grease and do all the pic- leg of the wool, farmers only having to wash the wool &nd bring it as It comes root tne sheep. Car .ling and spinning any site yarn, any color 13c per lb Carding and spianin - auy six stocking ' or covoriot yarn, two. or three ply....lSc per lb Jeans, weaving- hn the wo itrn yarn is brought a'.r. ndy spun and colured, we , ' flawing b.:ack chaio.... l.'o per yd Jeaus, weaving when 4be woolen yarn is brought already pun and oolorad, we . -finding blue chain... ,13cpr yd Jtais, any color except blue, when white wool Is brought, washed as It dimes . , f on the sheep.... .12c pr yd Jenns. blue or bine m.xeJ (iodieo). with
I, Lack chain; 38a per yd ; blue chain .-.t o per yd Jeans, blue or blue mixed (logaooo, '--- with black chain....; 34s par yd Jeans, when wool is brought colored, we doing the spinning, scouring, Wrarinfr and finding black chain... ...... i 3c per )d Jeans, when wool is brought aoiured, we doing the spinning, scouring, weaving and finding blue chio... ............... ...30c per yd Kerseys, indigo b ue, all wool 45c per yd Jierseys, aDy other color than indige blue 40o per yd
Flannel, in grease, one yard w.da, all
uite... zoo par ju
Flannel,, scoured, r.ne yarj wide, all
whit-... - per ya
Flannel, any color exoej-t blue and red
plain, one yard wm-j.. ...J-ia per yd Flannel, barred with any color 4'Jc per yd Blankets, plain white, ten quarters ler g (other sisees, price accordingly) 3.75 per pair Fancy coverlets, any pattern, when raw white wool is brorght. ....53.75 piece The nam's of persons will bs wove ou the corerlet for 2uc cxtr Sstiaett, when wool is colored wlieu brought to the factory ...."ic per y I Sadaett, any color except blue 4no pr ) J Satinett, blue or mixed (indigo) te pur yd We will also have on band all the above gxidj, which we will sell low for cash, or excbanss for wool at tha highest market price. v: Always on band a gxd supply of"S Men's Socks and Ladies' Hose, Martha te wt'l do well to giva ns e call before buying any of th above goods slsewhere. ' W" Persons wishing to travel as sganU will find It to their interest to engage in the sale of these giMP, asve will furnlih those wishing toengigj In the business at such prices as will justify lueui to wholesale or retail -s fw agents only will be supplied. , . TEEMS-INVAEIASLY CASH, On coliveryi cr Woi.T, Bacon, and Produce taken s,Uli ;.in exchanga. , , The ITigltfii Trite Paid in Cash or Goods - ' : for -Wool. -' C v' liJpi U - J.T. CREED CO.
I noidr fo accommodate persr-ns wh llvt
at a diatac ce fr jm the, Fttciory, wa have appointed
the following persons, -at ilieir var lous placet o business, to reoeira Wool of farmers and atkers which thev mav with maasfactured into any of thi
above kiads of -Coeds, thrrebr-saving trouble ii driving a long road to gt to tbe n ill. Tbe wort when clone wi I be returned to tha same agents for delivery to the proper owners r - -
Gr.o. K. AtdiTlotte, Aydelott's Landing, Haad
county, Ky.'
ADAM ACKCBH4.HN, UOBII lDOlaaa. . , r. C. ii. ArntLOTr, K AmterdrnJnd Uabjiab 4k 8o, Oeorirettrwn, Ind.-M-: 4 - John H. Prsirria. MUltown, lad. i Cai.nwaxa 8o Leavenworth, Ind. Gioaaa ZiMMiEMi.il, miles north of George town.. -.; .-s " 1 ' JOHN T. CREED & CO. may6-dlw . ..
JSL
gal-
Inm. in cans aad dosens, for sale by
feblO m 1 ,;- .. . P. ft. OILBEBT CO., - --i - - - - - - No. 4 Sycamore atretc.
I will, on the 15th of this month (May,) receive a large stock of good Linen and light Woolen Goods for the Wholesale Trade. ' Merchants visiting Evansville to purchase Goods, "will please call and examine my Stock, which will be large, and comprise verv desirable and saleable
Goods. I will receive freah
supplies tri-weekly by Ex-
BULK JJYIt JBBBS
Pork, Lard, Tallow, Bacon, Wha , Oorn,
OaU, Kye, Hay, Floor, lriet Applee. Dried Peaches, Feathers, Baga, Oenaang, eeswax, Beans, Potatoes, Dry or Green Hides, or any other
produce in exchange tor uruevrwe
janaa
GX0. FOSTEB CO.
apl8
JHJtJV BTBBBT.
t t m m
BY CHJMJ.BB
m.B u.itTiir. ih at. Cbarlea Saloon, an First
ttreet. betw een JIain and Loccst, 50 bb.s or Harria' Celebrated Dayton Ohio Ale, who has been appointed tbe sole agent the sale of said liquors.
um 5 "i' -
KsHEB IFF'' B BJL.JS, V. 64. '
v - ... ...... : r.. ti.. T.4:i fiVna
Bv virtue of an order of sals issued one or tne I picas lUi. tA10 AACtU.x linuo
. . r . i . . i . - .. .1.. fjwr .f Pninmnn
OmCO VI IU9 . I." ... . v. .vwMawu Pleas of Vanderburgh county, Indiana, in favor of Stephen Harrison and against Alfred H. Harri
son, X wui on
SATURDAY, MAT 31st, 1802,
between the boors of 10 o'clock A. JO. and '4 o'clock P. M. of aaid dav, at . the door of the
Court House in the City or jsrvansviue, maiana, expose to sale at public auction the rente, lestie and profits for the term of seven years of the following described real estate, to-wit :
The ean hair oi tne nono-eaai quarter, nuu uin south wen quarter of tha northeast quarter of section No. eight (8) in township No. eight (8) eouth of rnge No. eleven (11) west, containing one hundred and twenty acres more or less, situate
in tbe connty of Vanderburgh ana Btate of in-
diaua. , . .
And should said rents and profits net sell lor a
sum sufficient to satisfy aaid writ and costs, I will it the same time and place offer f M sale the lee simple of said jiemiaea.
. . . . . Sheriff V. C. Joseph P. KJsoo, Plaintiff's Attorneys. mjs 5,25 - -' :
K3 lot of those nioe SHARER BSOOMs i
cheap at 2& cents each, at
octa --, i ,
viu&E&r BitOS.,
. No.8 klaia Stree
, . , TO mmxBMTMjyret KVJJSBYicki.B w. V in Tits their attention to our well Select stock 'of ,' HARDY ARE AND CUTLERY Bloods C. 8. Grast, Grain, and Briar 3cytbs 8traw-and Hay Knlrev, Cradles, S, S and 4 iroi forks. Scythe Stones, Shovels, S aies. Hoes, lUk Axes, Trace and Log Chaina, Br iahea, Cur Combs, Nails, and a complete ansortmert of S HE L F HARD WAR I . tor sate to CASH .bnysrs at , Closest, ' l9iicc3 1 JACOB STE.ATJ3 & SOU, " "apl Ji Btan bt., below Waab it gioh lionas.
BOOTS 'AND.-SHOES. rwBB jriJVBBT JLOT OF LJtDIEt M. Mioeea. and Childrens Gaiters, Beets, B moral Boots, clippers, Ac, af the latest style, Ji out. ' Just received, and fur sale very low. - Also, a aupet one article of-French Cslf a Glove Kid, for g'nts boots and- gaiters, made the finest workmen. ' 1 ' 1 '. Ladlee wishing something neat ah J dnrab'e themielves and tamllies. wiil nave monev hj ingon - JOHN BASCU, . . Ko. 8 Second Street
Kg CBJTTB HCH .B O W new Beef Tongues, at , ' - deeV!S -YICKEBY BB08., -Vt Msia st Agency for SoldierjMglatm jgf w. jneBBtitxtt Ji-yrit Ji. Jf m WHITTLEaY procure Invalid Fenaloi Boonty Money, Arrears of' Pay, aad Land Wi rants, under tha several acts ot Congress . Fees moderate, and no part of their charges i leoted till the claim is ecorel ' Oraoe en the north side of Ttlfrd Street, betw Main aad Loouat, Bvaosville, ln4ina. - - fobl6 . McBEIPB AWiilTTLESKT
J,(fO.VI' BitLB JPOWJBBB, Sp iu me'al kg-i. 100 kegs just received, and Ore vie by S. K. Gilbert A Jo Ho. 4 Bycamero ' HALT. 2 bbls Kanswba Salt, both large and small size, just received, and for sal by S. . GilMtfsTABD. !0 bxa, 2 dozen each, Kentucky Hust.nl. just received, "'-ftT aptg No. 4 Sycamore Street.
MJHht 22d dy of April, lt, ?
ttSZBXZ o tw., .qualified ..lector, of
. , r .it i tha TownabiD. Cennty, end
Stat, aforeaaW, then and there returned to me the
f0"0JflDA VSTZU the deeeased came te iU death
k. i..; I., bead n.abed by the hands of on.
Ann McCaleb, who is the mother of sai hd." Justice and Coroner for tbe time beir g of Vanderburgh Oouuty. Biaj2 liww
urmv
MlM J net -received at - -- - - - - SCHAPKEB ft BCS3I5a"8, decSO Ko. 4 Mala straat
fKiOjijf. 3M toaea German aud Falru, for t low by e. B. GILBoT A CC nthlO - - - - '-
50
BOXBJV Coal Oil- Chimnies, aasot eixes. crmDriainar sotn new kinds not
offered tbe public in tba place, jtut reewived. steamer Lanoaster, and for sate at r ..... VICKKEYJSaOsU febU ' Ko. 8s Maix ittrae
fWWBMJi Kgga, Butler, and lots of ot
JM. nioe things, can be had at
decT
VICKKRV
. rTlK-MB. Imperial, Young Hyaon, Gacp ' M. der and Oolong Teas, at from Ao. to $1 00
lb afr '- Viuaaai nsus4
- ' ha. t i Main s
-.TT l': GILE'EBT A sepo " No. h'i Mniu bl.reo jtplBMLB HBJyfb ' CJi B B . Kegardiea hard times Young America moat ri4e, an usual H. A. COOK is in reoelpt of a fall aw ment. the first received in tbe city tMs seoo. dosea WUlow Cabs without covers ;
l - An do OO win
At
do do
do do on spriDga wna ootcv assorted wood body cabs; Yonng America txoelaior on sprit mhvq COCK'
II TinS
J.JJVJ jeBJi-nrt so sons ncn com
Bran, at . ' Main street.