Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 16, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 7 December 1864 — Page 1

CLOTHES WRINGERS. T h. o ,C hamplon

E VAT BOOTS, SHOES & HATS. M. Q R 1ST 1 1ST Gr E D I T I O N . P. SEMONIN,

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CLOTHES WEINGEE, The best in use. cr.alby H.A.COOK. SADDLERY HARDWARE CHARLES BABCOCK, Imporlar and DUr la COACI ABB Saddlery Hardware, Spring, All, Waad Werk, Dam, aak, Vtralih, liana, Kaaanalad Pataat Leathar, ad Bala, klrtlaa;, dta, At, OYSTERS. MANN&CO.'S LAKE FISH DEPOT, 83 Main Street, E-ansville, Ind. FViirilc Eelker, YKt. riLKER II As MACE A' 1 miau to racaia. dally, by Expraa. tl.nora iiyaiar, in can d nw, ami ri.h ami t.ohatar. IU la tb aola af iliy of Kranaaill. Tho daalnng thaaa pxitabl and Inacloa Inlnrli tliam at hla ainr. MACHINIST ERHSCBHT FIIiY, EVANSVILLE, IHD., Manalaclnrar of STEAM EN GINKS, STEAM BOILERS, AMD ."r i rttTT a wa Ma wn siU.t;Uii-t DAW iU.lL.LiS Of the most Appro-ed Pattern. ALSO All kind of Machinery appertaining to Railroads, Uteamboats, Distilleries, Flouring Hills. SUGAR MILLS, or all Hies fcltn the latest Improve meut attaried ; Tobacco Screws, Portable Engines. &C, &0.a &0. House Fronts, Grates. Railing, Iron and Brass Casting of overy description. ftEALEBS II Steam Ganges, Onm Belting, Fh Brick, Wrought Iron Pipe, Bolting Cloth, Ac, at MAN UP ACTURESS' PRICES. Repairing done at short notice. Woramta Mat to all parts flt mi " work, and repair Hollars At Iffiachla r jr MTAII ordara will raoal oar Individ! at tonI loo and will ba promptly tulad so tba Boat raaaonabl farm. Office and Foundry on the Can corner of Ingle Street mtalT-1? SASH AND DOORS. .IV.AI1:h STEEIE, (pnccNaor to Sraaxi A Branv) ' ICONl ST.. BET. CHESTNUT ANDCHEBBT, A FA .V8 FILLS, INDIANA. ASH, BOORS, WINDOW BUNDS Dressed Lumber "T1'''"',.?" a'""7 -"Pte eoattaatlj - v.. xi .maa alalia to orrdr. hawing ol y kind doao oa tb aharlaat i-ly HUNNELL & SONS, CORNER WALNUT STKKST AND CABAL, KVANSVILLE, IND., Hara oa hand lha larfaat lot Sashes, Doors, Blinds, Frames, c, Star Manafactarad la la Waal. THEY ARE OF OUR OWN MARE. ''aha alo a fln lot of Whit PI a a aad Popnlar nn. MoaMlne of ail kind mndoand maing 'idaiYtt'tlfin dia at tb bortat aortaa. MEDICAL.

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DR. R, A MINNIS, OOre: Water Sterer Xata'l Bank. KOOMXo.5. 'Will gite pcial attantioa ta lira car of TrHlLIS, OOSOKBHKA. SCBOrClA. PILKS, ' AND PRIVATE DISEASES. Consultations Strictly Confidential. aar H would alao rwapactfully aaaoaaca ta tba cHllau of KTaoariii and vicinity that b baa parsuaantly locatol la ihiacity, for tba pnrpoaaof xirartl,ln awdicin In ail It yartoaa branch. AT Onio boot tnm S a. au M . bu aoh day. ara-l i

VOLUME XVI.

GROCERIES. . LL TT A CO.'S BALTIMOBI OTSTEttt 1 KaotTad daily. Warranted frcah. , n, a. tjw., Agrai. ' Mjm ifk.Sat.1) MU.it. doaga aaaa Comf n4 Milk at - H. A. COOK'd. - jisiev III mm 'rank Hon ay at H. A. CHiK'B. br.. .rkKH i;la II 6tr. ff-ab saimsn, XL i)'it do Lubalar. 0 d' ii kalrd Clam, s dz da LoUtart.at H. A. COOK'S. tOVC OynrEKrt. Oodoa 1 aad X lb Cor Oj.Ur., at H. A.CKJK'9. IKON COiiSf AHb P k A S . ia dux ra Pea-, and 1U dus Craaa Cora, at H. A. COOK'S. f)UttKETT A LCbKER'b KXTBACTs 78 4 J aaaurlad Extract at U. A. tXHK a rtTBBUI KPLIT PEAS, 1U 6 btl P.arl Barley, t blla (Ml Meal, 1 bbl, rartna, 1 caaa Paarl Hao, 1 bbl lima Ptxa. I bbl Millat H4, at B. A. COOK'S. nKKMI BLA HBEkkllU. H'du can frab BlackUrrlaa, at U. A. COOK'S STBAWBERItIM AND CTTtBBlES. 3i caaa frrab HtrawLrrUa, 30 dua do do tbarrla. at H. A. COOK'S. TUB PRflT 15 OI.AB-1 )da anaurtad tar 1 raau, UooanbarrtM, luapbvrrta, aad f'harriaa at it. A. uwi'i tlilOK K EAMILT r anally aoapal BUAP. ' boxaa rbolca II. A. COOK'S. 0 V OIL. JO OliT Oil, la anart ; aad STONE WARS. A.900 rala Buna War, frol Palnam, Ohio, (oraala at Potiary prtraa at H. A. COOK'S. ,"BEH CAK PI WE APPLES 1W iWa ran. ' abotoa Pina Apylrti at U. A. C( OK'd. afcnfl (JAM PEACHES. 300 tut Mat fraab Paacliaa, at H. A. (XXlK S. I.EATH E 1 tIbal a tiCNTEKg.-aO doa aaaarlad la bar lltjalara. lb ouly aaaortflanat to fonnd la lha clt. at U. A. COOK S 1)l(kl,t-l PH.KI.K4I Hi bbl choloo Plckla, III S bbl do do IA t a gal kaaa IA flva do do An d. I al A dot J , (al Ml doa J, aal AO dua V, gal do do do do . do do at 8. A. COOK'S. 'IXIMATOB CATsb'P, I 1. Cauap.al , bbl CBwb Tuaialo B. A.COOK A. 1IIOM TEAdl id V, cbaat aaaortcd Toonf Byaoa Tta. 6 11 C t Moopowowr taa. 4' lmu.rlal Ta( an jatn da '' t do aaaurlad Black Taa. All lha alxira T.a aara aalaetad by nyaalf, and f offar tbam to lb trad a b ln tba ImI la lb inurk't A II ara aakMl t try tkaia. Baainl- lll baglran ba akail,al IU A. Cinil'l. ttANlON PUEKERVkO UIMGEB. ' A caaa praaarfad UHii.r.al H A. COOK'S. MAVaAORI Hi Ham Haaa. aomatblnc Bew and aia. Call aad try II. at H. A. COOK'S. IU RE OIllkR VI AV bbl par C'lda NkOAR. 'Idar Vibrgar at 11. A. COOK'S. 1 AIMINH.CUBBAHTS. Aa, A t. AO boiaa Lara l"l H d i dn AO boiaa Layar Malalaa, "i H a i on s U Hdo do do to caaka frah 7ulla ('arrant. HI bia ito na Otlruaa, ID Bial MaaillM Rai.lni, S bblaTqrklah Praaaa, A do Urrman Paar. A mat liabi. at B. A. COC K 'H. WAHII HLI'K. o bota Viaab Bin la OIa. 10 frua do do In Wood boiaa, at M. A. COOK'S. F'H.IENCK 'irrEE.-loo ImI aaanrtad KaA . nca of (ud., at M. A OtMIK'g. plUMK i.EAr LAUD I-U tktrmako'la i Lard, at H. A. COOK'S. UO P K, CO R I A 0 K,"A N II ' T vi I s ii" at do a i.rt I Bad Cord. f di. IMI fct Waah Llaa, an nilla aaanrtad Rop., Ail aaanrtad Twlua, at II A. CtKIK S. WOOD TMAVi AND BOW L.-lou oaala aaaortad Wood Bowl, and 1 do Tra. at H. A.IMiA S. UIAHII BOA Hli.4 TCBd BUCK ETA :hi d aaanrlail Tuba, do Bnekat. .Hi doa do W aah Board, 10 do do dar Bockaia, at II. A, COOK'S. f ATI flEit t- ilcaaaa (iatT cH.mtart nlo 1 1 Malcha, at B. A. COOK'S C'OKM MKAL -llil"lo.h flrtk Cora M al.a't ' II. A. COOK'S. UTH fT-('(iA fr7ILTWl.l.. warrantad A K.. I .ml till at II. A. COOK'M. ' rKRlTi1:i.LI AN 1 M ACA R Rcb' f U-SO boaa rrr Verailrallli 30 boo f 11 Brarr.iBl tnraalaVv H A HHi BOOTS & SHOES. Bio. 15 AlaA-lXV STREET, TURNER & GYATHHEY, Bar ar la itor lb larraal and axoat daalrabl ratal I (Uauk af BOOTS AND SHOES, AXD Hats & Caps, To ba found ta th Vitj ; Inat raoatrad dlract from Haw Turk and B.iaton. for aala a cbaas as any w .... " r... mil 1 r. a. laujiAJiM Boots and Shoes. F. M.SELLMAN v GO. No. 35 MAIN STREET, Kt door to J. II. Imbnach btora. A Co.' Par It ara Home Made Boot aal Sbo a for Man and Boy. Call aad rxamln our stock bafor laartnc yaor aannriav Hra, aa wa araanablad to sail tbaat aiiirh rhraatr taan yoa caa ft inm aaua ay ia am, la pair. Alao, bam jaat raoalraa Um larfaat aad Car kl oi XjjLXZ31'3 0CIX.3I1.EZT0 Sboa rrar bruotrbt to thi city. A barataor, nartlcnlar atUatloa will ba paid, at So. 3o Main itrart, to Maa aad Boy's HATS tvna CAPS. arplA "SEWING lnEONEsT" r n. SKLLMAV HAT1S0 P1TTO CP AS A . offlca. No. 3 MaiB Stnwt. will kaap, aa fcaratofora, a food aaaortnarat of Wbaaltr A WiUon'a tnd Singer Sowing Macbisaa aad Kaadlaa, Silk rbraad aad ail, aad mrr tbiaf that t coanactad aritb th boalaaaa, aad wiu rapair ail kiad af Saw . a Machiaaa aad pat oa aaw bnpTaaaaata, -lr y W t.l.Ki. A,'. DISSOLUTION NOTICE. rpH F1M OF K. A. COOKE A CO. IS THIS X day diaanlrad by mutual cosaant, E. . Cook baaing ran kaaad tba tatrraat of Markey, Hanoi a a Co. la th Arm of E. A. Oooka A Co., will coatian th boaia at tba old ataad, anil pay all tba liabi litiaa of lha lata Sim, aad oollaot ail MM doa th ax. W. 1. COOKE, T. I. MACK.ET, at. HEJiNIJid, . uaoutbar Slit, IS.

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a?Kf 1 .lUT.tUIOCtt BITZOIM. Tuenday MORNING'S REPORT SHERIV1 ASM. FURTHER REBEL NEWS ABOUT SHERMAN. They Claim to have Worsted him often. ' Reports very contradictory and Unreliable. Important Expedition Loudon Valley. in Mosby's Haunts Out Cleaned New York, Dsc 6. The Richmond paper of Saturday taut costaia account. ot recent rebel raid on ths R 4 0. Ii. R. General Uoaaer is sutid to ha? bcn in command, aad it it itated that be captured At Ntw Creek and Piedmont 800 pridoners, 8 cannon, 2X(wa2on aod a id hu lancet, FW imall armi,l(JiJ borset. 15UU bead of cattla, and a great amount of other property. . The captors of Cbarlettoa, WeiUrn Virffiuia, br ths rebel Case?, ou Tne. dtf niht, is s!no daim-d. A faeoesArui raid i J la A Tenn,see Unioniata into aeatsro North Carolia. on the SOtb nit, if reporced. Tbs raiders ara said to b deitrojed or carried off considerable praperty. 1 fee- Kicbmond Enquirer of th 2ad saya: W b-Jiee it trus tbat ijWmao't army baa rsacbad Millen, and spratd into two colooioi, ona moting towards 8a?annah Hirer, aa J ths otbsr taming back towards Aoroita, The latter colnmn and movement is without doubt in U'ti.led aa a faint to protect kia rear from attack. It is too late to tnenaca Anruita, and Sherman'a main body ia too far sotitb. lie will do one of two tbiojrs; either go straight to Bean fort and Hafannab, to attack Cbarlettoa by land, or will join (leoeral Orant is aa attack fraiot Richaoad. II has met with very little resistance in bis march tbroogh Georgia. lbs Auguata RtgUUr of No. 21tb says: Tbs Bswf yesterday was erT intarasting from op tbe Georgia road, and we learn tbat tbe enemy raiding rrtiea bad approached very near, if not quits to, Warrenlon, oa the South. Tbey report them as being near that placs, but as lar as we can learn tbey wers id j small parties. These partita, no doubt, are scouting or small raiding parties. We regard this appearance of tbe enemy as do indication of the presence of the main body. 8ach movements are, doa bile, intended to feel our strength and corer the real directioq of their march. The Richmond Sentintl of the 3d iasL says: It was reported yesterday that Gee. Hardee had attacked the enemy and driven thorn some distance, leaviog their dead and wounded in cor bands. This evidently has reference to the already reported fight at Grabsamille, S, C. Rebel official and nepaper accounts admit ail tbat has been claimed on tbe Union side of the complete success of Gen. Gregg's cavalry raid on tbe Weldnn Kailroad. The serious damaging effects of It to I ee's army are conceded, and it is thought to bear even mors military importance than the immediate losses sustained by the rebels in the destruction of property and capture of prisoners. Riehsiont! papers say that the firing by the rebel guns on Dutch Gap Canal last week was merely for experimental practice to ascertain wbat damage tbey can inflict on tba Monitors if tbey attempt to pass through it It ia said that Grant's men in front of Petersburg are preparing their winter quarters. Moafeyr' Hasslt Claaxtad Owtt. New Yoke, Dec A The Tribune $ special from the Army of the S'benaodoab 4th says: Tbe important cavalrv expedition, nnder Gen. Merritt, which has been ablest for one week ia the London Valley baa returned. They have brought tway about 2,000 head of catlJe, aheep and hogs, and have left the whole region over which tbey passed without hay or forage of any kind. All barns containing hay have beta burned and the haunts of Mosby and his gang have been thoroughly cleaned. A. few rebel prisoners were taken. The party was followed and attacked by bushwhackers at various points, but met with no serious resistance. The results of this raid into tbe Loudon Valley, which has been the lurking place of Mosby and other guerrilla, is most important and will greatly increase their difficulties in subsisting in that part of the country. Rebel !. la th Grwltaaa II til Fight. New Yoke, Deo. 6. The Savannah RrjmbUca of the 30th ulL, says the rebel loss in the Graham Hill FiAt was in all 614. Reliable information indicates that Sherman has made little or no progress with the main body for the last day or two. ue is suit on tbe railroad some distance beyond Millen, apparently replenishing his commissary. His men and animals must be terribly jaded by tms time, ana utile prepared to meet the troubles to come. Another . gbt if reported between Wheeler and Kiipatrick, on the 27th nit, in which the latter was decently thrashed. .. ! The Richmond Examiner of the 3d says: News from Georgia it encvurging, and if f-ce.tnan gets through now, whish is donbb'a.1, he will lose half his army. . . - DYE-HOUSE. -A- T. Adams' Celebrated Steam Dye Honse, Has Jrs- Bxrs- xifttted axd is KOw prapemd t do aa SiwVJoloriaf aa oxa ba dona itbar in tba Kl or Wast. Career of Iacl aad Markat 8tret , Wj I a ail kintl of plain nod 7 work a food aad afcaaa a Bay atasHasMat ia tba Want, i . nut;

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K VANSVILLE, US'D, WEpXES JAY, DECEMBER 7,

Additional River Items. Tfca riaar haw SvbW at a etaad, Htb Ba. i Ud waataar. ' . fj. . . ! aVuiaaas wa, aot varwf?riy aa tba la.a sp ta ; "ooa t-dy. witt. lat fc arriTal, ,iBo U.t bight. Ttmm laelnda Ah tiara, SwkTllI t, LootaTUW j '.BVobcrt Barn,. M'Spbi to Clnaiuastl; A'rmarfa, Cairo to iTaamiii. Tba Armada bad a Ulr trip f Craig bt. aad aa imnaaaaa crowd of paagw. A "bar larga boat paaa.l up la tbaaiebt wboa ooald aot aoowt in. Capt. Caa At. Brady, of tba loaa traa Cb-hk rn It adupatch tbi momlng tram Smltaianl, AalllBf hist to com a), h-ox wbith wa iax-r tbat tbwCwaib (aad la agaJn opan. Tba Carrl will tbmfcra kan at 4 or o'coek. Bad aeald bar ablftrip. Capt. Brady aad Cbwk Bamptos. wMh tbatr faaUvl aatlla. will tnamlnat bar ipaciua eabiaa, aad tba , whk a bal of plaBr. Tbaalafaataad Saat Cbanaav wHI kaaTaaariy tbte aflaraMa fcr Cairo, aad bar Ana freight eapadUM aaavaad-br to n mrcbaata sd thlppan. Har aoaxaaaadar At tbat xa(nMwd aaS fnithfel aflicBr, Capt, Co raoiioacbat, waa pn an um a rapatatiaa a a coat oalita aacoBd to a ataa xAaat, aad bi nrroaadad by competaut aad aosMBBodaUiif bordiaa a. A dally llaa' of packata to Caira I a xaatwr of aaaU iwportaaoxto tbatrsda of Eaaaatllla, aad all who daalra tba proawrit of car clip boald intaraat tbaaualao ia aaaaring lb accrw ot taa mtrrprtxa. Tb S. B. Spaad bad iaai sp at saw mr Oraoa ri.ar, wltb a BBBdaaao trip. Aapt. roalar raiaad Uaai oa bi naw buat tbi nxoralaf, and 1 aboat to ssak bat trial trip. Ph la a ami littl crart, and d mm son. r -to ib BMckaakaaf Craorlll. ' . - oaplw la J ok a MrDowall ia la tb city, baaing tooad It aconaary for Blillary Parana- to cban Ufa bl ba of prlona from JehnaoavHl. Tba raport tbat ba bad to bora any ef bi ttocfc to aattaaly bbI , aa b f ot rryiblBg afi aafrly xnaoBiy aaraiaf doaawaa tb paat boaa, aad aa old dilapldawd kat. Capiat a MeDowaU caaM a I af lha Tan bar fa modal barf, aafigxtad by a kaif doas laJwart Etklpaaaa, aad gl.lng no kd to aal Irom akora, ba caaa tbroogh aaMy. McC'vck rasiarkxbiy walL. . Tb Ida Hand b) boarly upaciad iur Bow Or. lasa. Sb I a mi ,taasrx wltb mdal o. oara, and kaa a par lor aocomaxeJaUuat fur paafar aad traig bt. . f tiaak) Smith, caW clark of tba' faytaaa, ba ear Ibaakt P.r lata baw Orlra&a pap.ni MARBLE WORKS. J 5 a r. u aS m IS j m 6 'aS T3 ao INSURANCE AOENCY. HOME " INSURANCE COMPANY o NEW YORK. Office, Ho. 133 Broadway. Cash CapiUL- t2,000 000 00 Assets, ut Jan., 3,286.270 33 Liabilities ............75.803 22 Tba Roma Inaornnoa ODaiTmna Inanna nj.o Loaaor bajaaga by rir aa Owa4ll.ua att ib.ir Mtaau, B a lamx of from I to A y wn oa tb aaoatbiTorabhitarm. Btora, War.koi.a-a. Htorki of Marceaadiaa, rradooa, MaaaAvtorVai. MarblB Bl all iaaarmbia propwty. .1 fcur aod aoaitabl ralaa, and oa I5LA5D HAV T0ATT07I And TTaBasortattoa, Snipmanu upon tb Bin , Laban, Cavaal and Ballroniw. a b aa th. it. af tba rlaka wilt baax, wtia hOraaaa to tb aaaurad aaa ib ivmpany. Adjoattaj Billoaaa tatrlr, aad or aptly parina tbam. CHA J SlAltTlX. Pran't. . A. 'ILM AKTd, Vk Fraa'L J. Mrr Ton nriTB, rotary. , Jon ati-Oaa, Aaa t flac'y. , AyyUcatloo aiada to and pal Ma la aad by A. C. HALLECK A SON, Ag'ta. rint (l,t, nw Paat tiSra. INCORPORATED 1847 CITY Fire Insurance Company, HABTTOBD, C05S. Capita, 3not()OQ . a WAITa, Sa'y. O. B. BOWE&a, rr t. S. A. raiCB. flooaral Aract, BaaidiBf aA t bacaga. Ilia. CAJIB CAPITAL ABB SCBfLCS BnTte. Tbm Oompaay Inrara ami not laaa aad brSrasa Dwatlinga and taatr Coanaam, kiam anboaana. Stork of baadlaa, and at! tamr '- bb proparty at aa roaaonabl rala at pramiwm a ay ataaraaiamt sad nliaM Oompaay, ddjaaita, Af pfiiuona m'ai to nr. POc!ina4 by A. O. BALLBCK A SOS4 Flrat ft at. Boar Foa! Oflloa. aagfl-lyd Baanaatt. li-l -A - . VICKERY BROS. LAMP CB1MNSK. : doa ba. a Cbimam. ISO do dot do da obm axfra Wary. SO do do S A da aa 1 or Wammotb Cklaan.v. Ia tor aad for aala. wbob-aia aad ratail, at TiriEBY BROd, bo LU Mats tt. GBEIS APPLXS. IA bblaaaaortad Appla. 10 baah Win Sas do Jaat moat aad aad fa ani at T1CEEBT BHD'S. No, lit Mais St, POTATOES AND OSI0SA. lrtak Petal, Baraat Potatnr. and Onion TICK k AT BRO'. Ha 1W Main .raf COAL OIL. bbl of BXTBA SAFE Barwiaf Oil, batag tUf aTb ta moat of h Oil aoM. Aral aam aad pro it, at TICB-FRT Baxi ., Wa. It W.'r. M OROCEBIES. Wm. CaltUvell, 6I5XSAI. 6 BOCKS A"D DEALIEJJ IJI THE Very Best Pamily ProTisions. Pionr at CALDWELL'?. d BBLa BBLCBBB S 81ECP. W ARRASTID x ta f ia XM la faction, at CALDWELL': f CASES fiUOA CITBON, at CALDWELL'S. CASK PBCKEa at CALHWEXL'S. I A DOZ COBS PABCHXB3 at 1U CALDWELL'S. 20 DOZ ASSORTED PKxV-LBTr- xt CALDWELL'S. 20 D0Z ASSORTED JELL1EA at CALDWELL'S. S CASES OLIVE aad Plata, at OIL ASSORTED yCAETS CALDWELL'S. SlILIaa rBESH BALTIMORE OTTE&S, warrmatcd aaj to any ia tba nxarkut, rncwy. ad dalW by l-ipi, at BoatO Wat. CAL,DW-fLL'S, i

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? PUBLISHED BY AJfXa B. McKEELT. W.U. THATEE. JbO. B. XcSXXXT. rxa Tax naa cr raa Evans villa Journal Company. Journal liiiilclinrr-. LOCUST 8TBXET, BITWEEX FIBST AKD WATER. rThe Ml Carmal (111.) RtgUter supports tbe claims of Gen John A. Logan for U. S. Senator, to fill the place of .Senator Richardson, whose term of office soon expires. , Ibe LouisviUa Democrat mod estly declares that the Democratic party "embraces ail the conservatism and wisdom of the conntry." If eo, the domof this country mast be very nearly piiyed out, StaT Tbe Frankfort CmmonfeeaUk says the burniog of the Frankfurt peni tentiary, with its contents, machinery, a targe jot oi uniabed chairs, material, c, will approximate a loss of t40,0OU b& The Uichmond Examiner con s.aers Sberman t movement a bold and daring one, nnlike any other move by a Federal General, atd doesn't think it justified by military science. It is the province or genius to make military icicAce. Bonaparte was accused by the ou Austrian Generals of violating every principle of military scienee, bat that, nevertheless, never robbed him of the reputation of being one of the most scientifie Generals the world ever knew. tor. Morton's Appeal. (ur readers will recognise the Gov ernor s appeal to the patriotic and liberal citizens of our Stat in behalf of soldiara' families, as having appeared in our col a dads oaf before. In a few par ticalars, only, ia tbe present M appeal" different from the en we published some time ago. Ita propriety and necessity, however', are more apparent now than then. Winter is alreadv here. The poor have experieeeed the clutching! of his icy mag-trs. While otir city and county, perhaps, are in advance of most others in providing for the comfort of those "committed to our cars." much yet remains for as to do. Some of the most deserving families, as well as tbe oat needy, oftentimes w'l suffer tbe keenest pangs of hungei aad cold, before they will apply to a public officer for relief Such families ought to be hunted op and relieved. Our young ladies, wbo spend much titne in visiting places of amusemsat aad running the giddy rounds of pleasure, are they aware of the amount of genuine happiness they rob themselves by of neglecting to look after tbe poor? The joy of tbe half-starved soul, no doubt, is great when its wants are supplied and its sufferings relieved, but nothing to be compared with the joy and satiafactioa of him or her who have been instrumental in bringiag about tbat relief . Oar County Commissioners,-we are pleased to learn, bave already bad nnder consideration tbe question of providing for the soldier's famines of our County, and have signified an intention to make an appropriation commensurate with their wants. Oar County will not falter now. Oar tax payers are not of the grumbling, penarions kiad. All that tbey desire to know is that tbe money has been judiciously and beneficially spent They ask no mora If it has relieved suffering and made merry the hearts of those whose loved ones are breastiag tbe atom of battle in Georgia and at Nashville, they are content We feel confident that the soldiers of Vanderburgh County will have ne reason to complain that their wives and little ones have suffered by tbe neglect of those whose property aod Government they are fighting to protect Appeal. A draft is now being made in Indiana which will undoubtedly fall upon many men who have families and parents dependent npon their labor for support, and wbo bave not the means to make provision for them during their absence. Tbe short time given in which to report for duty will also prevent many from making tbat provision for those dependent npon them, that they would otherwise be able to do. It ia in my opinion tbe duty of the people of tbe State to see tbat tbe families of those dependent npon tbe labor of oar citizens wbo are called into the tervics oi their cob a try, should not in any case be permitted to suffer for tbe necessaries or comorts of life, with which onr Stale is so abundantly supplied. I therefors appeal to the several Boards of County Commissioners throughout tbe State, and the authorities of towns and cities to take immediate steps to make provision for the ouppjrt of such aa are dependent npon the men who have bee a or may be drafted within their respec'Ave limits, and for the tapport of those who are dependent npon our volunteers already in tbe field, many of whom have been long absent from their families and parents. If prompt action is taken in this matter throa giant the Slate, our soldiers will go away with lighter and happier hearts, in the cooviction that those wbo are nearest aod dearest to them will not be permitted to suffer during their absence, and tbat the people of the State are not unmindful their great obligations to the defenders of onr country, while our soldiers in the field will in like manner be comforted and strengthened in the performance of their duties. If the relief be famished in tbe manner proposed the burden will fail npon all the people of the State according to their several capacities to bear it, and will be so light as to be scares! felt, and

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will, I am sare, bo eheerfuHv borne. It is an hour of great trial to the nation, and solemn duties are devolved upon a!f tbe people, whether at home or in the fiM ib,. u,u:. ... . . " mi w performing tneir duties gloriously, aad to the admiration of the world. Let the people at home do theirs and all will be weiL . , I do not mean to exclude the humane and patriotic efforts in the tint d.rw j Uon, of private individuals and aocirtie.:"

tbey bave already done much, but ,tfwy.( j, can do more, and I earnestly exhort tbeat i to renewed exertion, believing that alt - contribution, and labors in beball of onr i -soldiers aad their dependent onea, w,M c be their best investmunt, both, here and i r hereafter. O "

- ...v.t.j ouj vui too suggestions nave made will receive a prompt and , arutaui, cDDstoermuon. - . , O. P. MoBTOff, Governor of Indians PROSPECTUS. THE CHILDREN'S FAV 0IT. Student and Schoolmate, An Illnatratad kfathly MxgxxJBa. WM. T. ADAMS (OLIVER OPTIC ) KD1T0B. Vol a oa XV will com maac Jaa oar j Ut, 1HS6, la aaw typ. aitk a nan story by lha t !lu,f.v. La coaunord tbrong b lb miasm, nauiia.1 "Paul Clifiord on a Croi.e," - Wltb artirlaa aa ftrieatific tnllau, Hiatary. Btf pby.aad Tofica of Onaral !ata,aat. pnparad axpraaaly tut Ikw work bf avm of Ib brat writer for tb yoaag. ww.Aangial Dialogs, aad 8prk, markad for UwltBaiin, wilt appaar la aa. IV Bamanr. making tb aatulH laralaabaa to aMoriatloa and school, aad aa ar woicom at l tor la low ktmily area,. Sr. A Sn portrait af -OIItwtOj tic," ank-r.Tad " ."'', "pr to, lb " t lb Bcbool. lata, will appaar ia ona of ia ,arly snmlwr la abort, bo Pain will ba ord to . r., aVa rapaioiioB or IX la magaxiBO. aad to mat ia arr r. anacl tb haoi.a.n k cbtop t axagaxia paniiaba for ynoth : l b par Taar.payabia is adraara. Sicvaia opa liMaacb, poataga pro raid JOaEPH H. ALLESi, Pabli.b.r. B-t No ll WuMirin Kin.i Ha, MEDICAL. DYSENTERY rin,i"iiii:i,. DIXON'S AROMATIC Blackberry QARMINATIVE I ih only sfe and sure etire. It con tains noriao ur dlurUua dnigs, aomlo trat or otber injurious compound eeatmea remeJies ccnarally soul for this class af i. t im ma emeaeious that Physicians ery c'nerally en it ia their practice In til cbronie laud dangerous esses. fcTl'b) no Cholera mitturas er duubb ftil eompoaiuon., (nixnjf of which under, nine and rain the constitution.) when voa tan obtain an aafxiliuf retne-jv as aioit.le aa ssi as itiaakoemes lUemselres. Ask fur Ii ion's I'.LAf gntitr Casvisa nvs, and see that the propHeirs name is wrutn oa tba ouutnia vrxpur of saeh bot ua, I reparea only by . SU$ Vowrwtor, CIS CIS X A TI. For sale by all raspeetaUe drag ritts.' flee, (old style. 33 ots.) 280- 50. an i, per Bottle. Tih Sfntijlt rrttwru ww Is forrntr ArailA aa aril Ao at ttftu t tA iWtt if duaoac. SPECIFIC, Thlal tfca p;rt AV tntrrtlfa H -) rompact if KITRACTt fra.no Indii ItMitind l.rt,) for llll.Bow wf tai trlaarr d ttaiwal llr.i. awch aj lam of lha Bllar, 1 a a an an at tan, a Kldxtara. tuomo Am Ik Atlaxldar Atrial ara. Oraral, lnarrhwa, Xilooa a aid ta aarl.al'A kyfiklf pat tla rtrtd far n aa v Mtaa I ICBtt m aad acceding to dirartlona lb I Bamad baa nottbar laa Bnr anaatl, a4 tt na Raa. ox ao oa lactad by any oa- Tbi raajody m portrct and ra Saira ao I.) tWoa, wbb-b ara tab Utad to Aaatf.w aad daadoa tb dunawd organ, bat reaoa taa pol ma Sroaa tba wua. anting banyan and baaHb. ,m Bfak Mdina, bat k, tba mbdld of p,hM of tho Pbraiciaa aaoat taeonmfal ariB ail ainmn of rtrt tlm. mr Lt ". aVapan a tbi rmaady Sact ta ant Htoabibtng enraa, rka all atba (!.' Prtoaoary S I J par box. a S boxaa fcr S . ai b? mail to nny aMra. oa raoalpt of tba prtat f ora by all xaraggiat So tbat my if nam. bi amaad cb box. fU Prwyrtfr , Cnaclcnad CLOTHING. GOLDMAN, BERG & CO., GOLDMAN, BERG & bol GOLDMAN, BERG & CO., "Wholesale "Wlis3leale CLOTHIERS C L OT TI I E It S O LOT I I I E TZ S AMJ PXAXXBS 19 FURNTJSELTNG GOODS, NTJRNISHING GOODS, Cor. 1st and Sycamore st&, ETAISV TLLE, DTD. ' '

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j OPTICIAN. I. RITTIigrBERG, ' H W fcsj . ' 5 T ! E-l S - O 55 OPT.CJAIM! NO. 67 MAIN STM .1 . .,i u Evaairillt, lad., -'.o.,''1' t: -.b.w-IIiim on Hand I ALL KISDS or OPTK'il, I-STRi:IE.VTS, Coa!Usg Of WS Cv)U,8iLVAB, A Sf EEL SPECTACLES Of thalaw., Improaanxant. o. . Brl.,IS. -w.. TlneOBld, Tortoise Sbell and Steel I'K - GLASSUS. iw'J??'!1 Jsrwlfyio Laaaa. Flo. it '-j'- ", taaralaiBf btaraaooaaa. Hand !iararii . .. . .aapia. Caract Mad k-ar r.cnud apacia. mr a.-tala ra aal a-Al.klBd.af lH.ttoal.oaB b had aaly of I. RITTENBERG, No. 67 Main 8treet, - "TVt ,,,, ' - VXvtit wn HARDWARE. &c. wais.mioGG&'co., DkAI kkS IV II ARDWAltK CUTLERY, v::!Io. IS FIJI ST STREET, (S1U.W BIU PAD.LOCK,) Havo received a comniAtP stock of FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC Hardware, General Hardware for City and Country trade. Good all. bought directly from manufacturers P OIl C fit TT, only, with superior fadlties in every department. Our stock Includes the following, in larje . quantities, viz: mood's Grass and Grain Scythes, Wafdron's Grass & Grain Scythes Cradles and Snathes, Hay and Manure Forks, Hoes Planter's and Garden, Hames, Collars & Bridles, Axes the best brands, Chains Log and Trace, , Table and Pocket Cutlery, Shovels and Spades, Carpenter . and Cooper Tools, , Mill and Cross Cut Saws Cotton and Wool Cards, Spinning Wheels, Locks, Latches, Butts and Screws, Gun Trimmings, Chain Pump Fixtures, Gum Bolting, Japanned Ware, Notions Large Stock. Together with every other article in the Hardware line, which we offer to dealers 'at lowest cash prices East or West WELLS, KELLOGG & CO., No. 13 First Street. MEDICAL. DR. JOU5 MAGCVIVS, PHYSICIAN & SURGEON OtBee on lain Street, rndar Xaillay Cracora flora. Bold. m at Cant. 0'killy. w.tar atraa . asgZla BB. JOBS T WttKfk ba takaa poaaoaalo b af ki old oAea, oa Third straat. ta too of tb Washington Uotal. Hi laaidrn a I. .m 1oca.t atr t airtfc fr, ia -t.-arta Ba will cub4 fnttbfBlIrta ini...! iu formerly. loirs Am S. W. TH0KP80S, M. jj PHYSICIAN & SURGEON OflSon'od lt Straat, la Irr. Bray'a lata Offio JUaidauta X. 3& Waiaet ftraat. (At Sr. Eonald's Old Office.) EVAN8YI L LE, INDIANA. WATCHMAKING. C AV. EniNt, WATCH3IAZER and JEWE1EE, luum WATCHES, CLOCE.. JtWELBT. DIAVOBIfS. EILVEB ASH PLATED WAKE, Aad all at bar gaada aaaairy xoand ta a S t-cm Jawniry E ta4litiiuiU VTanlcwiarattmUoa paid to tba rapairlaa of A a Watch aad block. Tint El., 2 Uoora Atme Tine. ,

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BOOTSA: SHOES ASD II ATS Jfc CA1 No. 25 MVIIV STREET, Has la tter y laree and -well assorted stock of BOOTS and SHOES of the best qualities, and will continoe to receive the whole seascn. direct from tha manufacturers, the best and latest styles, which I will sell at low as any House in the West X N H T . The largvst and lest assorted stock of fine Fur. Silk. Panama, Leghorn, Canton, Palm Leaf, and in fact all other description suitable for the opening trade. t ALSO Ladies,' Misses and Children's Plain and 'Fancy Trimmed Hats, tho finest stink ever brought to this market, all of which I offer to tho trade as low as tho lowest. Call and examine my stock before making your purchases. ' KS-No Goods at retail. g3No charge for JJoxcs and Drayage. CLOTHING. E 31 I O It-1 TJ 31 o FAM11P.T ! rvo. FIRST NTUl'iyiv J. IT. Carlin h f nn k New York with the fine- stock of Goods in the Tailorina? line ever bri.tioKi in ii.. city of Evansville, consisting of a very uwga aiucs Ol PIECE GOODS.. r r CASSI AI E n K s ABD vboti iara o, All of the Finest Quality, and from the best factories in the new and r.1,1 w,,ri,i such as EnifllHh, French , ABD SCOTCH GOODS. 9 - -Also a very lar re lot of READY MAD- CLOTHISO For Men's wear, (rotten np in the Luteal Style and ot tbe It (joo ls. , f . tit Boy's Clothing . Of every kind and quality. Gents Furnishing Goods, The finest ia the market, consisting in . part ot . . . Shirts, Collars, DRAWERS, TJ N D E R S H I E T S Gloves, Suspenden.. Grey's Patent Moulded all Paper Collars. I have a Terr lar?e stock of the iU.. Goods. I ana also prepared to make np Clothing in tbs befit possible manner, for I have got the best workmen in my employ in the West, and warrant all poods made by me. -nd at my expeovs are not heavy, I can and will sell pood lower than any other house in the city of the same kind. All I ask is tot those in want of fine clothing to call and see wbat I have got. No triable to show goods. BOILER MAKER. JOHN P. LAURESt'T, Bollor- H?al.ox Coraer of Piae and Water Mrect ITAIITIttI, 1HDIA5A. rABT PBEPABIED TO BJAEB ALL BIBDo Stoma Boil, atari awary or poriai.io. t baa a aaciiuy tor Vn mod work that go machiaary aad faad oral maa caa gr, .od nvfcairmd to na. wlii a mad anoor my p.-c-saaal wpa Moa. aay part afSBa city aad

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