Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 17, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 19 January 1865 — Page 2

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A ftlTCAHG.V A4 BOOK-KEEPtR, ET A XI. Toting roan who ill er,cniitarir, and wonM make lumeeir generally nw-!iii. fetif?. tory reference given, tninmnt . VICAERV BROS.. FOR SALE. riiWO BTE4.M BOTLKK3 FOR BALK. TAKK5 A. from th tiw-bt Jadsf McOnre," 21 tt lKit near lUQian ekmr JliH), jhd.j-1 TWO STORY BRICK HOTTSE! lAT 1 T H H1X KOO.MS, K ITCH ES AND V V Wuo4 Hon-,, lit V.1 by 75 Itmt. oo hyc, ffior, UtwofD ft rat and Huh6 ntref. 0rpfi t pre; nt by A Ar'.r mm tv Kho-maker Php an4 ralinc. for tims apply tt Irt j 4ml '.Mia Or. K i Ono bTKAM ENGINE. ix3l INCH STROKE. lie lieilroad raw cruee-cut. fiii- Foorimx Mill Machine, One Let be Cotter, all In good roBOln order, E'iilr at the Journal oHIm). Jaiif-ln lloal Estate For Sile. IWII-l. fEI.t TIIK EOI.LOWINO PiWjPKETl CliEAi. lu-wlt: 1. r.ir l ii with 1" rooun, car Mala atrwt. 2. 1'w i larifn bri.k Ifn fi, oppjai!a bntra llnad. .'1 l.artfa rriuAatd tx lfit4, ftcar ttiaiity. 4. 'llirwiii Huiiaa oo 4uniitrwt.J 5. Hrira llmliB o !yrjrr!Or, l t .U and 4tb ata. rK 1''UriC'' h ti- ufi fi)vi-f''ii iilrn't. 7. t(iiit ui.il fnir In ElHntt'a Enlargement. a 11 iit't ami fniir l(.tn In loiiM'f Knlnramnnt. ). rruaif Uoumi tiuar lti r u't M v l ll.- hh..p. In. iri nloty Hn" tu TMr.i ntr-.f. ' il. i.ti if! Fr-i'ii ti Lrt itit. M. rlvai antl lriiiiii it rur. IHiait Mul Slh. 1J. Hit In M'k i, 1 ft-r.! Etilaricaiaiif. 14. Kffvwral liaiiilnoai rrld-ncabd Iricla oflaad in Utrliiif tow B . Yj, Bity-iiix a m within a rril!n of K'rafiTill. I'; V4iirr within halt a !,. iii.nl tnrl;i6. 17. Thri-'i a:rii ailoliilnif ti city. I;, a;iu ear uk Ulll iHumtury. ti. 1 ii' Jar i, Willi Ur rii.n'w, nrartll clfy. Mi !.:!, Hit'!' iw"l, withio I. milfaof tftdeity. --il." : ii aT-a In r'".- nnaly. g':i-.l lanil. Ui, iri in Karrica ruuuly. .i. A fry lnftiKUtiiuu rll''ti'-u iu il'HiUVllla, with &' of II a'Ti-j nttai lii, A xi'Htwrli.y ol Mnu Lola la tn'iry jart ol tlii city. .Iar" llni.k H"ijiMrlu YoiiiiKlovM'a Enliirg'rat. ww. I will dxcuHiiffw tha lat.il lu i'oavy and Tfiiiiii-k Miiinti fur city rii-rty, . ' lit ftiwv cutbuMKi (ii of tin libdMt iit avur ofl''i.vl lu KvaiiNvtilu. Ju4t call at tu fruvimt MaKiinl'a oKlgo, 4iillln. I ml. ALVAlf inIINloV, il i!'l.tf Hral r.lHli- Anit. "T fiKv v it.i m kfifu Cf'tj fat (Juju-LktaS a. C"n Inll'K hikIi! rit . n a. iiaMii, pantry. i:ititlin.a r'KiHiaanil liatti riioiu, wltti ir"od cllar, lar cia tfrit, rarrlairii hinta, wovf avd roai-h nfiiidtt, situ. at '! on f'nr K-n-il il-.i.d lotii. within ten minntea walk of tha H'ifiluflt.'a. Alif'.'a tin -ra lot of groatiil, wlt'iln i-ne mile i.f th fmirt Hoiiim'. A.ily to Will II. Wno'l, riirin r Main an ! Tl.lrd treeta llecH-JW COMMISSION. AMt-itt. . norm : j. c. tvaouciiiT. DOCKER & DuSOTJCHET. Proil iue and ('ommlsslon Merchants, No. IU lY ATKft h 1 H K K 1 , Orr'a k, Uet door to M. Ijntrell, LVAN- II.I.E, INI). " Illhmit canh p'lie paid tor all klndi of Coiintiy t'roiiuc. I'miiii.t attcntlnti jtlen to ail Ord'Ti. il'iriniira P. a. tit IL't.HKTf EvHIiavilie, iud. joiia aiiaaaT, Oolronda, III. P. S. DuSOUCUET & CO., (OMMISSIOX AND FOKWAKDIXG HER3HA2TTS, No. VA Poydrai HI , New ttrlaani, La. Eactora, lur nl of I'nrk, Lard, rionr, Oralll, flay and Wealarn I'rodii'-a, generally. aWi;iintiuienta and oidera ai'lirited. lien II. In. I r. U. RAIMK 1 : : i a. dick r.v. Ilagcm & Dickoy, FORWAEDINO & COMMISSION IO VOlXiXXXt&i, WHOLESALE GROCERS, ftit.- street, Unvil.Hin EVASSV1LLE. 1N-D. SADDLERY HARDWARE CHARLES BA2COCK, mporarr and PcaUr In D JD A M AND Saddbry Hardware, rlng, Allra, Wood Work, Din. aha, Varlilalt, llarneii, Enamtlfd Pat rut Leather, Pact Halna, Htrtit, (kc . . DRUGGISTS. i - THli . FiM im m. A. C. HALLO CK, NO. to, riUST STUKUT, NEAR POST omt'E, HAS Jl'ST RKt'ElVED A l.AKOE PtPPLY of 8lrwart'a adoliratrd Mnlicated Coiiletiona, am h aa Iceland Mu Paate, Upland Mora randy, in Ir.iii, Klanel (audy, iluarhonnd lruia, Tarty Iniua, etc., ate; alao, a variety f tnci luuat oopuiitr cotin t anuiea ana ratvut slrdi clue. OOOAINE. AMBUOSIA, KATHAtliON TKt v. coplierotia, and all th moat oelahrated praparattuua ror tha Hair, can he toaua at Ko. 10 South rirat8tnt IJl'UK AND rjNAPELTKRATED CBKAM X Tartar. cxpraaaW f. r tamilr naa; alao 8xia aud 9ploea, at HALLIKK'S I'run Stora. OBLLER'8 COCGU CUBE. STRICKLAND aud ftleluflaoua COnilh Balaam, Caerrv Pctoral, Haifa Balaam, tarj'a Cuuglt Cura and Brown trocuoa. At A. C. IIALLOCK'S Dtoi Stora, rpoY 1 Prl PAtNTS IN CHEAT VAKiETl LVD Price. Lead Panclla. Pana, Holder, Leter rifwr, Btuwlopea. At No. IO Ftrat btraat. lHTSICtAKS PRESCHIPT10N3 RECEIVE X. arwcial attaation at H ALLOC K. '8 Drag Stora. PERTCMEKY, 80AP8, TOILET ABTCLES Pomade, Camatlqaea, Tooth, Kail, Fleab, Hair and Clclh Brunhea; Comba in (traat Tar let y may oa wnno at A. V. HAJ.T.rt fn-D Store, TRANSPORTATION. STEAV WEEKLY TO LIVERPOOL, touching at QUEENfrToWN, (Cobk Uaaaoa) Tha well knowu ataainera of the Liverpool, Kaw York and rbitiidelili:a 8teamthlp Compaav (Inmaa Line), currying the U. tt. ila:l,, aro iotendrd Ij all aa folloara: r Edinburgh Paturdyy, Dec. In tiLasoow Saturday, Dec 17 Citt or MxxcBXSTia Saturday, Dec. 4 And ai-ery anoceeding Saturday, at Nooa, from rtar , Nurta Hirer. KATI-.3 OF PASSAGE: (Payalil In Gold or ita equivalent la Currency, ) Fixst Caii-t f0 eo I Srrtxxox $3 Pu do to Lou ion... So rxi I do to Loo Jon.... 34 0 do to Pari as 00 j do to Parla 40 Ml do to H ambnrg 90 no do to Hamburg. 37 to Pasaesirer tire also forwarded t Havre Bremeo Kottardatu. Antwerp, Jc, at aqnallv lew ratee Faxvs lioni Liverpool or 0'ieeuiiown : lat Cabin S7i. Ssi. $U5. Suerae 30. Thoae who wih to'Bd lor taair fcieada can tony tiekati acre at tbaaa rate. For further infbrmation apptv t thaCompaay'i office. jt'rii u. i&i.a, agent, - . ' ts Broadway. Kaw York.. IIHM A ANIHEti, Axeata, dacl-Sot Swaaaville, lad.

Vv ilailu Journal.

- 'JlnDAT. UN C A BY 13 IU!L&04il RKGISTKK. V.. AC.R.R. all .- V a. "s , , re,,-,, and Acoornmodecion.... .e a. T-tronjli iMigbt. .....,............l:fOr. a A S 1 I T I I; Wail 7:S r.i jfom'Miatioti ............. ............o: '.'' r. 1 Tbr'msrti Freight .. Srft.i T. II. dt It. R. K. DEPARTS V B O M T. H. Day Eipr-as J;" Nlrfci Core.. ". '.' 11 " A B B I V E AT T. . U:M.t . pcr,v :.o Tii-aa two ffH mak food eonoi at Tarra Hauut. Ue Not Deceited. Some persons, j liable to the draft, may be flattenag themselves that the quota of Vander burgh County is certain to he filled with j out a draft, and consequently re indit-1 ferent as to whether they pay m tbear I iLirty dollars or not. I

Nelfct in this particular ts e&rtain to ja giving volunteers this note of warnresult in a draft, and those neglecting to i0g. Vanderburgh County pays four pav np will derive no benefit from the hundred dollars in cath as soon as tbe

fui.d, whereas, by paying the thirty dol- j lars they secure one of two prizes: first, immunity from the draft, or if drafted ti-y secure a bounty of five bnndrtd or eight hundred dollars. Efc-AFio. Qor.'itf tbe desperadoes, whose arrest we mentioned yesterday morning, named C. 1). Robinson, who was arrested for desertion and harboring bounty jumpers, escaped from the gaard lmiite in this city on Tuesday night. He had been confined with a ball and ch'iin, aud managing-in so toe manner to free himscrlf from these, with the bull, knocked down the guard snd made his escape. Robinson is a desperate uiati, and it is to be hoped that immediate :'j)S will be taken to secure his arrest. . . KsustmEnts. There has been no time since 162 when enlisting in the army was so lively as at preseat Ib lem than one week Lieut. Ed. P. Elliott bus enlisted and mustered in C7 men, requiring only 16 more to enable tirn to organize his Company. In addition to these, some 10 or 12 Hubstitutes have been pnt in, making in all about KO men mustered in to the credit of this county. The men enlistin;; are all good men, many of then old vpteruns- who have stood the shock of bull 1 1" on many of the bloody fields that will render tbe rebellioo historic Let every one put his shoulder to the heel and use his influence to fill the uotaat the earliest day. " ' '' Petty Tuitrtso. People should be careful not to leave clothes hanging out at night as we hear of several cases of luthes being stolen from lines. Indeed, we have been made the victim of misluced confidunce,and we will pay undsome reward for the detection of the miserable low lived cose who robbed our clothes-line, an Monday night, of ities' underclothing, napkins, aprons, illow-slips, Ac, Ac., and even bad the meanness to ake our other shirt. Steal ng from the family of an editor is an ndication of more total depravity than we supposed could possibly exist. StiAEP. The Kisfi of yesterday, as we are informed, virtually acknowledges that it lied, in e&ying that a copy of tbe avenport Gatetle was lying before when it clipped Col. Sanders's letter from the Cincinnati Timet, by going off ii a tirade of abuse and blackguardisms against the editors of the Journal. It therefore, pretty evident that was the editor of tbe Timet who was fying and not the Davenport Gate tte. 0, poor devil, repent and reform; we spare you. IOt?We learn from the Jasper Couri er that the people of "glorioui old Du bois" are waking to the necessity of rilling their quota, to avoid the draft, I'hcy are holding meetings, correcting thoir enrollment, and have selected a committee to visit the Provost Marshal, to look after interests. f ' Tns Bounty Fpsd. It is really re fr.-shing to sec the promptitude with w'iich the people are coming forward with their mony and their influence to aid in filling up the quota of Vander burgh County, in order to avoid the im pending draft. By reference to the books at tha Au ditor's office, we find that in Pigeon Township 712 men h.ve paid each $30. In Knight Township 18 men have,, paid each $12. In Perry Township 37 men have paid an average of $50 each. And in Union Township 2 men have paid $45 each. In addition to this, voluntary contributions have been made amount ing to $15. The bounty fund, therefore, stand, as follows: - Pigeon Towenhlp, 71 at fSO Knight IS at 4-... Perry 87 at SO..... Vnion tat 44. Voluntary Oea tribal ion To which add City Appropriation AudlheCooaty Uakea a grand total of. l4,cn Several of the out township, have not yet come up to the work, but they will no doubt do so at once, and that all these in this township liable to draft will come in promptly and swell np the sum to tbe amount necessary to nil the bounty fund. Let Vanderburgh County ba the first to fill her qaota. She pay. a liberal bonnty in cash, and will not pat off her volunteers with depreciated eounty bonds. A Pbemositio.v. We have a present ment that there is to be a new impetus given to the tobacco trade in this region, as we were delighted last night by meeting in the city our handsome and energetic friendMorri. Ranger, the freat tobacco king. His presence hera means business, and that tha juestJea f the tax i. rW sally swAtled.

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po v nTa cottnbutea towaras ing it so. that Knox County p3. bounty of nix honored dol!r to all ro'un

tor crtdiwd on the qnntu of that cwin.

tr W tinH-und now that tnis

i not trictly correct. lbe Com tnisioner. w re told, only 'farnish ech Tolanteer with Knox Coucty bond to tb aroouot of tix hanJred doiuirs. Tbe bonds tb loluctfen will bare to diaconnt pretty largely in order to realize the cash on them. Some, per bajii maliciously, intimate that the Comraiasionors and their friends expect to make a good thing oot of the pur chase of these bonds. We do not pre tend to vonch for the correctness of tb.s insinuation. Yesterday two or three men were recruited in our city by agents from Knox county, on a promise to pay them six hundred dollars bonnty. Uad agents confined their labors to the coonty in which they bad commisaions to recruit we should not have felt justified inj.making this explanation. As, howTerj tbe have seen proper to attempt recruiting in our city, and obtain men under false impressions, we feel justified recruit is accepted and mustered in, and a.n get a certificate to thtt effect from j the provost Marshal. ine nnanciai condition ot a.noxcounty . , ... , ., ,, 1 ror several years past has not been very prosperous, un one or two occasions toe puDiic property or tne county tiae I been advertised for sale to liquidate some of iu liabilities, and at Dresent a heavy debt hanirs over it. This, of course, ia not calculated to enhance the 8 I ,-1 value of the county bouds. We are sal' IsSed that tbe Commissioners ould I have paid money to volunteers m.tead of boeds, had the latter been near par.

As the thing staodsmen will be induced altar are arsenal-keepers for these lawto vol en tee r under the impresaion that 'eM hordes. they are to receive six hundred dollar. . That paper say. the people in many

bounty, and will not discover their mistake uttil mustered in and credited to I aU a- l .1 :,l a? 1 .L. .L I lUr c-ountj, -uCU vuej w... unu ,oai tneir anticipated greenbacks is only depreciat-1 ed Knox County bonds I KfotucklBBii Against Slaiery. Judge Yeamn, of Owensboro, Ky., delivered poworful speech in favor of mending the U. S. Constitution, by strimeg out toe slavery clause, m tne House of Representatives, on the 9th : . i . i . . i . I . ,,, ...... . , ., .n.t. "8anrt triei eenwilen frmrlitirin rf nne r.t. I ' , ti i- . I u. ..uim jiu.eu.. clire. it l. a gratiiymg indication ol progress to Lave tbe first aud fceeond Districts of Kentucky, hitherto the v.l.i. f c.-.--a.w-..w.-.w. ..-.c, ... .u represented by such sterling I nionists as Judge Yeamen and Lucien Anderson. Tbey have beosime satinfied tWth.in.;t,.t;n. nf a1...e. ia A. A ----- ' buu onij requires Brwiruj uuriai to jrevent its offeu'llog the nostrils of the na- j tion, and they hesitate not to declare for its immediate interment. In this connection, too, we are gratified to speak of tbe able speech of Ma jor Kinaey, of Henderson, delivered brfore tbe Kentucky Legislator?, urging the immediate abolition of slavery in that Htate. We have not received a copy of the speech, but from the compliments paid it, and our own knowledge of the Major's ability as an orator, we are satisfied it is an able and statesmanlike production. With such champions as Yeaman and Kinney in Southwestern Kentucky, freedom will soon be the prevailing sentiment in that long benighted region. . NiuhoTauopa While earnest efforts are being made to fill up our quota with white men, we should not loose sight of the 'act that there are large numbers of colored men in the city and county who would make good soldiers, and who are liable to the draft. There is no good reason why these men should te left out, as they have as much interest in the success of the Government as white men. Many of these negroes, we are told, are anxious to enlist, but there seems to be no one authorized or willing to enlist them. Arrangements should be made at once, that these willing fellows should be mustered in, else some of tbe agents of other counties who are prowling around the city will gobble them np, and we will loose the credit of them. We call the attention of tbe Provost Marshal to this matter, and suggest that he appoint a recruiting officer to gather in the Ethiopians. IsSrTbe House Committee bave re ported sundry amendments to the Enrollment Act. These amendments make it the duty of every person to have him self enrolled, and of every boy arriving at the age of 20 to do the same. No one is to be -freed from enrollment on account of physical disability; his name must go on the rolls any way, and the question of disability is one that must afterwards he left to the surgeons. The other most important change made is to hold any drafted person who may put in a substitute responsible for the service of his substitute. If the substitute deserts, then the person originally drafted is called upon to furnish another substi tute, or to enter tha service iimself. Tha bill was sent to the printer. Wol HmtT A number of the eiti sees of Colombia Township, in this conn. ty, whose sheep have been a prey to the woives to that section lor several months, have been enjoying a big hunt- for the " varmints." and on last Saturday succeeded in killing seven well grown cubs, and capturing one alive. The last we heard from there the hunt was still kept np, with a determination to exterminate tha beasts if po8ib!e. Jasper Courier. . Highway Robbery. Dr. Schuntermaon, of Ferdinand, relates that on last night, about ten o'clock, while he was on tie State road, about, three miles west of Ferdinand, he was stopped by three men, forcibly dragged from hi. horse, and robbed of about one hundred and twenty-five dollars in money. This was a very bold robbery and the rs seals should be caught. In the meantime, oor sitisens who have money eaneot be too waseral Jatpsr Cottntr.

!Tew Itemi.

The house of Joerh Warner, about two and a half miles from tLe city, on the Bardstown roaJ. tt pnterej ct five gu'Tr;;Ia on Saturday Dibt, in Federal 'iniiorin After threatening to shoot tee intnft they carrlei av aboit sixty do. Ur worth, ot property, it is ot knwu whobeidfd ti f IsOuwvUit JofirnaL " ' ' . - Tie New Tori C mmercial Adtertiter or tUe claim of uenerai twosecrans Ms . ihe. successor - of v Gtaeral Bauer. The splendid services of General Rose-1 cran certain'T entn'e him to the con- I sidt;r?tion of tbe President in fci'.ine tbe j vacancy. 1 The Halifax paper announce the j of the Vice-Admiralty Gou-t of Soa scotia. a noeition Le held sixteen years I It was betore bim lul the case 01 me steamer Chesoealse. caDtured bv rebei pirates on tbe pasaaje from New York to Portland, was tried, and be save a decision reatorin? tbe vessel to the owners. About 10.000 pieces of Roman money Lrincipttlly of the reiirnsof Augustus, Tiberius, Claudius and Nero, have been discovered in the bed of tbe Mayenne at St. Leonard. Their presence is ex plained by the fact of a dangerous ford baving formerly existed at this spot, and the cuilom of travelers to throw in the river a piece of money ex roto. Two thousand of the rebel prisoners at Eimira have made application to Uke ' . . ,1 he o&th of allegiance four hundred ithio the last fifteen davs. None who I mB tn application are subject to ex- j change, and ali who apply must either I W I M VL.-mjLVJ V, - .v.-....... i ...... ku. n nnd.Mnlii. r r- 1 f oa n nlbri I g, ihow thal ,iK.7 Hre deserters, , . - e! th(5 ion Df Canada growing out of " "- " . -r I the demonstrations made bv tbe t eman Brotherhood. The Kingston (C. V.) arttun American says tnat u u Known that fifteen hundred Fenians are al ready organized in Montreal, and that paper adds: ' We bear daily of organ- j ized bauds in all directions in our own I i t- i i e mucn-iavorea and very peaceiui counI . 1 .. ' .. I . U . , I. 9 tlbo,ic thurches are the ltor.hwiiM of deadly weaoons, and that priests of the doe4 thj, feeling exiHt in back township's but in every section In the Province. JIon. Charles Smith, recently elected . I Senator for Louisiana, was born in 1 -lame, out in eariy iue resided ia noxoury. lie ieu uome mere at seventeen r ni "'"'i to the "5"; n,a e". 10 tce be t0 I0we, where thy now- reide. For many vear. they had I not heard from him, uirt7, ' nn am "ul , "T'". ",ra- 1D ijwen journtt vi ne is now on a visit to his fath' r, in that city Fatal AcciDtST We ere informed by t!je AUon ( j Teltgrtmh, that a fa,a! accident happened to a private of the 14th linn D.-t, while on g lard duty onWednesJay uh. I wo of the seniiimj wuim uu uuii apprcatueu, na, ia S , nnnw ehargtd bayonets at each otbr. Unfortunately, tbe trigger of one musket cnuht in the cartridge box f its holder aud immediately it was discharg-d, the ball entering the left breast of the Whr guar! He fell immediately and was dead almost instantly. i'oor tallow, iutle tudiacretiou has ended a useini lite. lt will txy well for all who handle Ere arms to recollnot that they cannot be handled too care fully. We hope the discipline of tbe regiment, already good, wili be ao much improved that neon will think of pointing hi urt or hayonct at bis comrade. even in spurt. iue deceaaed was from (freer, county, and belonged 0 Co. F-, Ue ran around two cr three times, ex claiming, " My God, I am shot," and died fn five minutes. . How Slaves Love TtiEift Conditio. Tbu Louisville Journal of Tuesday gives the following graphic picture of some of the beauties of slavery. It appears that the boy was sent to jsil for no other crime than a desire fur liberty, and that in the refined city of Louisville: About 5 o'clock yesterday evening quite an excitement was occasioned by the conduct of a larjre, stont-bniit black boy, the property of Mr, Dent, He had made his escape some months ago, and since that time has been engaged on the steamer Pioneer. Mr. Dent, having heard of bis whereabouts, proceeded to lbe steamer to get his boy, but he refuxed lo come ashore. With the assistance of the Captain andtk Mateof the steamer, be was brought as far as the stage-plank, when he pulled away from the officers and jumped into tbe river. He tried to secrete himself under the guard of the steamer, but wag not permitted to remain long in that predicament. The crew of the steamer Rocket pulled hira on board. ; His tribulations were not yet over, for his owner again attempted to take him; but he clung to a cable with such tenacity that it required the utmost exertions of four men to compel him to release his hold. He was then brought back as far as the stage plank, when he repeated the dangerous alternative of jumping into the icy river rather than be a captive, aud he was again rescued from his perilous situation by the deck-hands of the steamer. By this time his clothes were nearly all torn from him, .nd it was necessary to procure a wagon to take him to jail, but not without considerable cries and entreaties. Iiow Recruits are to be Credited. The following circular from Provost Marshal Fry, proposes to secure to each sub-district the credit of all men enrolled therein who enter the military service: . Paovo. Marshal Oekebal's Office, January 10. ) The attention of mustering officers is called to the fact that existing regulations require them to state opon the muster-in roll the sub-district or town, county, district and State to which the soldiers are to be credited. This must be done where a man is musterjed, and no entry .ball be made on muster-in rolls with a view to credit; nor .hall any date be taken from them for that purpose other than that which was officially entered on them at the time of the muster, and all musters by whomsoever made, must be reported "to tbe Acting Assistant Pro. Marshal General of tLe State or division to which tbe credit i j given, and tie Provost Marshals and other mustering officers are instructed inas tuey win, in no - case, report credit i directly to each ether, nor apply any crecns reported by other rrovost Marshals or mustering oScera, or from other sources, until the same have been reported to tbe Board ot Enrollment, by the Acting Assistant Provost Marshal General of their State or District, with his approval Sifined, - Jas. B. Fbt, Pro. Marshal General. "Governor Morton has appointed John Wallace, Chaplain Loner and Jos. Davia, to viait Sherman's army to look after the welfare of Indiana soldiers. Dr. Bannaman, of tha Sanitary Commission, will furnish them with a stock of sanitary supplies for our nrave boys.

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A, Faib Electios o a Fsei FightHow Das. Vgophees was Elected THS FbaCD IX RlLET TowSiBlP. It will be recollected, says the Wabash Exprtis of Monday, that at the October election the Uemocratsc laaionty m Kilpy Township was so larje as to induce the belief that the bavKot-box had been tampered with by some person or persons. In commenticz upon the circumitancea connected therewith, we reterred to the report thai. I)r Hicsson, tte etecuon inspector for that precinct, inTiiea n'e luages ana clerks to ame ith him, and that after dinner was over he went into the room There the ballotx was ieu, tor tee purpose ot cbao2lc? cl ctotnes, as ne said, ile was reported to have remained in the room where etd ba.!ot-box was for the space of fifteen minutes," when be emerged therefrom, but no change of clothing was visible to said judges and clerks. The Doctor felt aggrieved at oar state ments m regara tnereto, and asked us to publish a card iu explanation, which we did with pleasure. And if he should feel aggrieved at what is here written we ehall publish his card in defense or explanation again, if he so desires. We be? leave to eall attention to the following extract from the testimony of a young woman wbo lived with the Doc tor at tbe time of the election referred to, whieh testimony was taken at Lock Pf' about the middle of last week, in I . . I r i . ... regtru i iue irauus perpetrated mere "cortl "Mary Lowe, beia duly sworn, de poses as follows: 11 U'k... AiA ...... I ! .. - . t. - 1 1 . w. ..utc UIU JUU IITC LI 1 1 VUCT ill and 12th of October last, at tha tim of the October election in 1S64T A I ViwaA at Tie Ti;..lA. I lived at Dr. Hickson's. in Rilev township. (j. State what person, if any others than the Doctor s family dined with him on the day of the election. A. Mr. Kay, "At. Moyer, Mr. Foster, iir. Christie, and the two Messrs. Lees O. State what you observed, if anv thing, in the Doctor's bed room, a day or two after the election state all yon snow. A. The next morning after the elec tion I went into the back bedroom at Dr. Hickson's, to clean the room, and i the corner of the room, under the car pet, I found a lot of Republican tickets, I pushed the door back, and it would not go entirely back, and in looking behind Vvj iua.ir... h am it tr-i SI OA h St TAraa eS thai matla found the tickets. One tack had been taken out of the carpet in one corner, ; and the tickets put under tFe" carpet ber Maby X Lows. ; ' - mark. -' Witness: N. Lee. hS: 1. ! .1. - . .t. .1 r, . tb, c,rpet ia the bedroom where th Doctor " changes his clothet," and near where the ballot box was lett, and we should like to see the explanation of the Doctor on this point We learn that a eonvstsntion afterward occurred between tbe wife of tbe Doctor and the young woman whose testimony is given above, in regard to the Coding or' tbe tickets concealed under the carpet. The girl said to the Doctor's wife that she believed tbe Doctor placed the tieke's under the c irpet To which Mrs. Hickson replied that she believed so too, otherwise he (the Doctor) would pot have " colored up .0," when questioned in regard to them. Tbe idea of finding Republican tickets in the bed room of a Democrat, and under the carpet, when no person occupied said room but said Draocrat, and when the ballot-box was near by, and that on tie morning after tbe election, is rather a nove-1 one, and almost indoes us to believe in spiritualism. We do not ey that the Doctor placed them there, but we can't see how these abolition tickets got there without democratic assistance. Again, .there were four more names on the tail paper on the counting out than there were tickets in the box, thus showing that a bad job had been done in " mobbing " tbe id box. Agaio, the majority at the November election was thirty-eight less than at the October election, wbnn the tickets were found under the carpet. These circumstances are " wonderiullv suspicious," and the lw books are full of cases in which crtmnals have been hung on circumstantial evidence, not nearly eo conclusive as that which is adduced in this instance, showing frand in Kily Township. Daniel will have a hard time to show a fair vote in his favor, in tbe precmt bere referred to. A WoCLDBE MCRDERER BCTTHSRED BY a Wokab. The New Albany ledger learns from Mr. John S. Bezgs that a man named Hadlock met his fate in Hawesville, Ky , on Saturday night, under the following circumstances: There is a woman in town who keeps a grog shop, and who had been notified by Hadlock to " move ber shanty " by a certain time. On Saturday Hadlock made bis appearance at the window of her doaticil, which be smashed in, and notified her that if she did not leave by night he would return and murder her. At night he returned and discovered the woman and ber aoa stitting in the bouse. Ue broke the window and pushed his head in, when she struck him on the head with a mallet, and he fell heavily to the earth. She listened a few minutes and bearing him groan, went outside and found him lying in an almost dying condition. She called for ber son to bring her an ax. The son did so, and she took it from him, and deliberately chopped his body op into small pieces and left him for the hogs to devour. She went back into the house and went to bed. At last accounts she had not been arrested, nor was she likely to be, as the citizens justified the act. A Freae of Fobtcse asd a Fortunate Frrak. Mr. S. Drake, one of the stock company now performing at the Opera House in Cincinnati, was made heir by bis grandfather to an almost fabulous number of worthless Virginia acres, which have lain unattended ever since, rather an encumbrance than otherwise to what now proves to be their fortunate owner. Last Saturday he received a letter from a prospecting company who have found oil on kis premises, offering him the snug little sum of $270,000, cash, for his premises. iTGov. Morton has sent CoL John Coburn to Washington City to make an effort to effect an exchange of Indiana prisoners, especially those captured during the raid under Col. Streight to Rome, Georgia, in April, 1863, belong ing to the 51st and .3d reziraenta. A i j i : ; ? -""e'" "vl"..', ' I J tbe "change will be made. Local IVotices. Last Nicbt of the French Spy. j , . .. , . ... . i ThlS thrilling play, that has attracted such crowds to Masonic Temple, will be repeated to-nigh, for tie last time, and those who have not witnessed iU per- , r..,x .v- - rormance soouiix oui uuu luis occasion. No company, perhaps, in the State can play it better. A rousing afterpiece j will follow. IS?" The County Surveyor can be easily fcand by addressing 3. C. RoassA, Cypress Dale.

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eiin3 frMh Oy-ters d.:lT. and sellinz thetafa rt-daced prices warranted good na iresa. Conftfttioner. It No. 15 First Street. GOOD SEWS FR THE UBIFS. FLCTIVG! FLVTIJIGt The undersigned, late from New York, takes pleasare in informing the ladies of Evansville, that she has located in this place, and, being provided with tbe necessary machinery, is prepared to execute the beautiful FRENCH FLUTING (that elegant and fashionable style of trimming now all the rage in the mwt fashionable circle, of the east), in any width from one to twelve inches. Having also bad several years experi ence in Dress Making for the most fashionable people of Baltimore, Philadelphia and New York, she feels safe in warranting perfect satisfaction to all her patrons in the line of dress and cloak making, cutting, fitting and trimming and every variety of ladies' wrappings and children's clothing. Braid aatd Embreldtty Stampingdone to order. Trimmed patterns of the latest styles received monthly from New York, and are on exhibition. Mrs. F. A. Cabmody, Residence, Third Street, 4 door, below Division, Opposite Witlard Carpenter". Residence, jan 1SS 2t to?" Go to Wright's Gallery, No. S Second street, for your Photographs. All work warranted equal to any from Eastern cities. Dec 22-dtf 3ivi-jiii.i:i. At St. Paul a Church, on tha asoruing of the 17th of January, 1865, by tha Rev. Jataea ltnneie, Dr. 8. W. TaoHraoK, to Mine Juan D. Gtrvrrr. At Bridgeport. Ala, Jan. th, UM, of di of the heart. Jaaxa L., aea of J. 8. and Matilda Geodga, aged alaeteea yaara, a raeraberof tbe SSth lad. Vol. Infantry. STATEMENT. Assettt and Liabilities OF TBE EVArSVILI E GAS LIGHT CO. la.tTa. Coaatruetiea, Ac....... Treasure t'I'.e of Evantviite Coal In Yard Sundry -Ulm.,.-. I73.W3 fa 3.-e t .. i,tssi ,. S,e7 I A 47 66 SS,74S 73 LiaaiUTiie. Capital Hlock I ngald Dividend Due ea exlrnalea ef Maiaa...H. ....i,T71 S.1 57 ft SM.74S 71 JOHN 3 .('HANDLES, Prae'l. M. Hfcll, MAN, I ,.., V M. CAPELLE. Dlrevlure Rttaii JvvxBa, Sec y Kvaoavilie, led , Jaa. 1Mb, !. Srra or Iaiu. . V.atiaaat aoa Cot avr. f lierawB Junker, Secretary of lbe Kvauaville Gaa Light Compaay, kaiug duly ."iu, iec'are the fori-coiiig euteaient of aaid Coaipany ia true an correct. f worn and iiW.rlbed to before me Oil. 1MB day of January, labi. t J ALLEN C HaLLOflK. .Uula-Si Notary Public. . ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. X'OTICE IS IIEBEHY i.IYBt THAT" TUB 11 Co Court of Commea Pteae of Vanderburgh canty, I a. liana, baa ihia day graatad to teaorge D. Muweu lettere of adHHD.atrmutn on tha eatete .4 Job Buwea, dect-aaad. Said eetete la probably advent. CEOKGX D. BOVVEV Maine A If lean. Attorney. Kveeevill, VeaeerBergb eouaty, ladiaoa. Jan oary Uih, 1&. janl-:itw HARDWARE, &c. 18w5. d IMLS, KELLOGG & CO., Importers and Dealers is II A. TI jy A-V All 1-' AND CUTLE R 3T, No. A3 FIRST STREET, (SIOM BIU PSD-LOCK,) INSURANCE. SIHUI8SIPPI Fire Insurance Company. e r ISDUXAPOLIS, I5U. Accumulated Capital ---1300,000 OFFICE: In A I rah Johnson's Real Estate Offlce. S. L. SANDERS, Ageat for Evanrvilla aad vicinity. decAaxdAw GUNNIES. If iftr. c!Uta jcst RECEIVED ANU IKJJJ for eale t, le by DC'CKEK DnJOrCHET, derail -ti No. U wHOTEL. CITY HOTEL., P. 9tcKAT, Proprteter, OatbaeOTaer of Water aad Divtaioa Streett, Bear etamatboat Landing. ETA53VILLE. INDIANA. j tJSSSUU nr rely apoa harlag tba beetef aceom--dt,o.. K-1, ; . . . -r" r -pt NOTICE. Strayed or Stolen. FROM THE SUBSCRIBER, IS ET AXE VILLI. Iadiaca, oa the 17th tnat.. a dark aorral colt, one year old. with, perbape, a white epot io the forehead. The asderxlgoed oSare a reward of SI tor the recovery af aud colt, when delivered te the Livery Stable of Bayaoad A Bieeel. ABRAHAM BILBBO.

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MANN & CO.'S i T K It a FISH DEPOT, 83 Mam Streat, EransTille, Ind. Villi Felkor, Vsj't. LAN; ll.RtK HAS MATE ARRANGE A -"Ula t rv.-,r-dai y, hy Ev;eeaa. frli Bal"T fyatera, n. r and ih, ao1 fre-B Lake rwb and wj!,rr. He ia the eola ajeol ttr ilia cy ol Evaeaiill-. TWw ceainne to fi-aa no thae palatable aud lunula lumriee. will tit d them at bta atora. o.-t-WATCHES & JEWELRY. CO M r m 73 14 H3 Pi 0 P. 3 aa q u tfi w? 53 n Ed ft a a a t" 'jJ atfTLd 02 ftWW i v C H 0 to R DRY GOODS. SCHAPKER & BUSSING, Noa. 47 and 49 Bain St., New offer to the trade a large etocfc jot BLEACHED AND CNBLEACUED MC.1LIN9, BLEACHED AND UNBLEACHED 8UEETIN0, PRINTS OF THE BEST BBAND8, TICKINGS, CHECKS, Foreign and American Delaines, foreign and American dkkss ooods. CLOTHS and CASIMERSS, VESTING!! and TAILOR'S TRIMMING. 9HAKEB FLANNELS, SHAKER TARNS All Colore of BOOKS and SOMFOKTS, NCBIAS AND BREAKFAST fHAWLA, The Largest Stock to be Found in the West CLOAK'S OF ALL KINDS, (A large etock oa eoneigement.) 4T All we ak la a look through onr (lurk. SCUAPfcEB A bC.telNO, At Iheir New Mere. PERFUMERY. PIBW PERFUME FOR THE HANDKERCHIEF. 4W- s A Him Esajxtialle, Urlicate aa. Wrn. AtraaS Prrfaiane. Oiatillee fro a the Karw aad Beaallfal Blower fraaa wkirb it lake fla aam. Manufactured only by PIIAI.Ot AV SIOI. 13? Beware of Counterfeits. Aak fnr tutlon'Takt m nlhrr. Sold by drnggisU generally. PIANOS. Cabinet Organn. YE 71 HAVEJCST RECEIVED SOME OF THE V V flneat Inatrnmentaever hmuKht tothladty, Wa Nave now on hand alx dlSVrent etylee of Planoe, from four of tbe ftret-claaa mannfactorlee of New York and Boeton. Theeedeairing to pnrchaae will Sod it to their interest to give ne a call. We have aieo eeraral of the Maeoa A Hamilton Cabinet Orgaae. which cempetenl and dieinter. eated Judaea nnheattattnitiy prononace far euperior to ail other reed loetrameuta. MISnES F. A A. LAWRENCE, JeeH Water aueet, flrat dour below Cbeetnnt. PROPOSALS. Orricx or AaeieTAXT Qr.aTxaanmx, ) Evaaeville, Ind., Jan. litb, 1 '". PROPOSAL IS DCPLICATB WILL PE received at tbia offlie until 12 n , Ta-e-iay, Jaonery i'4'.b, 1S-6, f jr enpplying xnonumentv lor decaae.lV. latere interred in Oak allll Cme.ery, to he governed by the tallowing apeeiftcationa : Good eeaaooed Pine or Oak Lumber, free from katu, planed, and to receive three coats of white paint, with aa additi ;nl cat of coal tar for tbe part nn-ier ground ; tbe lettering to be ia black paint, with the aame of the froldwr ehaded ; height te be three asd a half n : feet, Sftaaa 11') iorbea wide, aad two t' iecnee lulck. Propoaaia acoonipanied with a earn pie will firm a beeia for a written contract for a eopply of eurh at nay be required for tbe year leV I.W.HART. Ian14-Vt fnlx and A . O f MEDICAL. DR. JOII.V .TIAGEISS, PHYSICIAN & SURGEON Offlce on Main Street, i Coder Beill-y'. Grocery Store. Reeideoce at Capt. I O'K-Hleya, Water Btrret. aagSl-aa, D B.J0H5 T WALKER baa taken poaaeaaloa of ha old oSee, oa Third street, la the rear of the W aahiOEtoa Hotel. Hie reaujen.e ts oa Locnat atreet between eixth and Seventh Street.. He will attend taithfuriy to profeeaional calla aa formerly. . ;u!r Jn S. W. THOMPSON, JL D., PHYSICIAN & SURGEON 0c on let Street, la Dr. Bray's late Office Re.ul.noe No. S& Walant fitraet. (At Dr. Ronald's Old Office.) EVANSVILLE, INDIANA. owSS-lF

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IC-vnjirstvills Thontre, HA&ONIC TEMPLE, forticr of Main rnd llrst Streets, Th'i-eUy tvaainj tt,a row.oli. i n. i! h, will ra p aeen e i nary dtamaeotit ed THE FSENCH SPY. Te eeecinde w'-b. the Comic Draoia c-f THE TOODLES. 'EX A rikRCE, Manager. dt-c-i GROCERIES. A l UiiJK AND Clmi h SELECTION OF Grvoeriee and pnivt.u.:,. ,a he tonnd at ELLIOTT'S FAMILl Utt.HkHT. 1)1 KLK.S. 1 !" tb!e i lioice rick! for tale bx the barrel or li'iplri'd. H1 d a 1 gallon Jare Oherkina, in oi . to a, te to .1 do do do 1 do do do CanllSower. fbr aale t t.LLIOTTa FAwlLV URiH'KkY. Y itilox 1 Bi rana Aaitrewa't Yeaat Powdera v., Et.LHiTT a FAMILY GMiXKRT. V'"l "I. MIPA. O i'-' loxe Hi Carh Soda, in In rarkairea. e .. e ELLIOTT'S FAMILY ti HOC AST. iiinmiS IMOM VtAbHINt) MACHINE i ,H4 (. l-tnee thee V rturer can be fonnd mil, et ELUOTt S FA MILT GRot'k'RT. CPI K. O A I. Iar and choice aelectioa of nnra Omnn.l Pepper, Cinnamon, Clovea, Nulmeca. Mace All1'he. Oinger. Sr., tcr aalrat ELLIOTT'S FAMILY GBOCERT. w OODEN BOUL AND TRaTS; M doa oe. a of Wooden Bow la, i dux do do Trereat ELLIOTTS FAMILY GROCERY. WELL BIVKETS. t d. o tt'ril Bnrketa at ELLIOTT'S FAMILY GROCERY. MEAL AND Fl.Ot B S" tuh Corn Meal. ao libla choice Faaiilv FK-or. at ELLIOTTS FAMILY ti BOCK BY. LOHriTAKg, Ac A dB It Ri cane chi olee Lob.tcra, de do i'' di.i Ilk ill tV.va Oyetera, lodrt I It. do do do For aale at KLI IOTT'S FAMILY GROCERY. Ct lll K.S " t ii l" R N s. " " " 6 doa Ctinrna at ALLIuTT'g FAMILY 8B0CEEY. U" 'OOPEN' WARE 4 d. x Iron ll.und Half BaeheU, 5 dux neeta of Meaeorea, S d..x Cedar Water Bui keta, lo doa cemmon painted Buckare, 10 dot neat. Corned Hurke-, tir eale at ELLIOTT'S FAMILY GROCERY. Hit KM HEAT PLOT R. aacka choice I'euniivlvanla Bakwheat Floor fbr aale at . ELLIOTT'S FAMILY GROCERY. "lOAL OIL LAMPS V 6o da aeaorte ted C, Oil Lam tie. a atie t onvvx t.a&ierne, A dox Common Lantern f r aale at ELLIOTT'S FAMILY GROCERY. ... ' 1.. "1" STOVE WORKS, O OUT JX232Tt3r Stove Works BRINKMEYER Le CO., Manufacturer of Cooking- Stoves, for Wood and Coal; Etatiagr StOYes, for Wood and Coal; Country Skillets and Lids; Country Ovens and Lids; Biscuit Ovens and Lids; Odd Lids; Sugar Kettles; Bog Irons; Jamb Grates; Fancy Grate Fronts. Air Grates ; CeUar Grates ; Window Weiarhts; Muffin Holds ; Waffle Irons; Ham Boilers ; Stove Hollow are, &c, A . AI.Wi KEEP FOB BALK TXIST PLATE, Sheot Iron, Copper, 2:c., TIN AND JAPANNED WARE' AT Bale Iteeooi Mala Street, wppwe alt onrt Ileal.. Feaadry aaar naul h I'lgaon rr.k. a f.relere MnllrKert. -M COMMISSION HOUSE. ohto,m.ah;iiti:k a. co. Commission Merchants, TOBACCO am. COTTON FACTORS, SEW V O K K . Se"Advance will be aiad on eonaianmenta Lv L Moire. JtLHriET A WI'.OINS. I nil ty I. '. nAlKXPOflT, Conunission Merchant, Km, 31 Ratchea Mreet, Kaw Orleans, I.a. LI wral jwh Advancea made on Weetera Prod oea lemc received, and eperiat attentloB givea le receiving aad frwardtng Mercnaudlee. anarchs It t.i. mnnxn. 1. 1. WMirraiBa HATHURST 4 WHITTAZER, Produce and Commission IloronantH, No. 6 Water St., (next to R. Lames Et ANSVILLE, INDIANA. If IUIIKBT CABII PUICK PAID FOR Wheat, Oala, Keaas, p'lax Heed, Lard, Tallaae, Dried Kralt, Ueeawax. sicw not sic im ikw out.sr.ANa. P. G. O'BILEY, (Forxaerlyof Evanevllle, Ind.,) General Commission 'merchant. PRODUCE Weal era Can. raenta Sollcltod. 90. IS POYDBA STREET, CORREB OF HEW LEVEE STREET. StCW OIILEAK1, LA. atefereocv TLe Oreet Wet. decT WxTre. Oirxn A Co 1 fCutlA Sxoei, Pad wan. Ky.. I Evaoxvllle. lai. Uxaoiaa. Oirxa a Co., St. Lovia, Mo. WATTS, t5RAN2 k CO., COMMISSION MERCHANTS So. 45 Baoaa BraBBv, ssw rost cirr. Kt have opened a Honaa la the city ef New York fur the aale ef robacoo and Western Produce, 3bJer tte name of WATTS, CRANE A 00. ir. D. WatU, ef tha Arm of Wetta, Given A Ga. at Pad oca b, long familiar with Tobaoao, will Uke .barn of that department of oar bnelneea, and Mr. L Crane, of Crane and Brown, Evanevllle. will lake charge of tbe Prodore bnetneee. axarU WATTS. CRANE A 00. FLOUR. Igleneart Brothers to the Hungry. DO TOP WANT FLOL'Bt Come to the (Southern Mill.. DO YOO WANT CORN MEAL! t im to the nontbem Mltie DO TOC WANT BRAN AND hHIPBTf FFf Ccn. to tbe Southern Mills. Do yon wast your Bread and teed freah, and sent to yoor turner Cone to tbe Southern Mills and y.u get it, all .making bot, tbeee oold mornlnr. ae Office and Bran Boom open all rmalneeo hour., on lbe corner ef Locnitt atreet aad Canal decZl.tr DISSOLUTION NOTICE. r"iHK PARTNERSHIP BETWEEN ADLEK A X AUchei ie this day diaeolred by mutual eon. sent. Jacob Adkr will carry on the basiaees aa heretofore at the old etand oa Mala street, near the Piank read. He is authorised to collect all defete due to said firm. JAV1 ADIEK. jaall-lw JACOB EienlL.