The daily Evansville journal., May 21, 1862, Image 3

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WEDJTESDAY MORNING.:..... ... MAT 21
Special Nonces,
tttltoseay's JUI.BIHo JWtettont,
When we find oor ideas Ioa clear than csnnl, eye
sight dimmed find head diss . we may 1r snre
that we are In immediate nerd of tome cooling and
purifying medicine. No time shonld bs lost in
procuring a box o ITolIoway's Pills , which will
rotors order to the deranged fan- tions of the liver
and stoujaeh. 17-t
" tfhmt mi HVm do it Wmr. Much
every way. But die can't keep peace in tbe fam
ily without a bottle of Dead Shot tn kill ff the
blood-thirsty hordes of hungry Tied-Bugs 'list.
an in Tito 1, introduce themselves to her lodgers, to
their treat annoyance and disgust. Now is tl.a
time to nee it. Kill 'em now I No family shou d
be withrwt it. The Dead Shot makes a clean
sweep ; reuders peace certain by the anuihi'ation
of tl-eenrmy. FOLD BT ALL THE DXLGGIoTS.
Agents in Evansville, KKLLEK WH1TJC.
r13 13d I m
Th tro4 emit tixptrtence of
sm(M.-Published fur the benefit and as a
warning and a cannon to young men who suffer
from Nervous Debility, Prematura Decay, Ac;
supplying at the lata time the rotaiu of Self-Gore
By wue who hicirei liiui-elf after beiug put to
great expense through medical imposition and
"nackery. Dy euelo Jog a pj t paid addrosaed en
Trior, KJiNOf'K riu my be had of tho author,
NATHANIEL HAYFAIU, Its.,, Bedford, Kings,
Co., N. T, Dihl5-dAw4y
TA jlppsltts. It is a rery adfiieult matter
with the majority of persons to restrain their appe
tites; beace, we s an abundance of Dynpeotila,
Liver Complaints, and Disorders of the Stoma b
and Digestive Organs. Huofl md'a German Bitters
will entirely cure there complaint , and reKtore the
sinmm to its o initial tigor and ot erigtli. They
are for s:ile by druggists and dt a'.rrs in medicines
everywhere, at 75 out pr I ottle. feb!8
tiair Sty I Hmlr Atys I Hair liys ."
W.V. A. BATCHKLOB'8 nAlB DTE.-TU - only
harmlrsi an I reliable Dye kuown I All others are
mere imitation, and should be avoi led if yea wib
to escape ridicule.
GH ST, BKD OR KTJ3TY HAIR dyed itniantlj
to a beautiful and natural Brown or bUck, with
out tho le-t Injury te Hair or Skin.
FIFTEEN A1KDAL8 AND DIPL0MA3 h .ve
bevn awarded to Wiu. A. Bitchelor since l?:t9, ami
over 00 a 'plications have been m-t:l to the
bair of the patrons of his famous Dyo.
Wi, A. BATCH tLOR'd HAIB STB produces a
color not te be riistingu hod from natnre and it
iiansatni not to injure in the lea-t, however long
it may borontinn.-d.a.Tl th- ill efforts of bad Dyes
remedied. The h lir is iuvigorated far Hie by Ibis
splendid iys which is properly applied at No. le
Bond Street, New York.
Sold in all the cities and livm of the Toiled
Mates, by I'ruggiats ant Fancy Goods Ue ilera. '
The Genuine bos the nauia " Wil!ia A. Batch,
eler, and address upon astcol plate engraving,
the four sides of ench box.
Wholesale FAcror.T, 81 Baeci.at St.,
ir.MI Late 433 ftrradw.-iy, New York.
HEW ADYERTlbEfaETS.
rUBIfTIAN RRATZ
v, HB(I, p
, KRATS & HEILMAN.
CITY FOUNDRY I
M ANTJ FACTCn KKS A ND BUILDERS OFSTE AS
KNUINK8 AND UOILKR8,
Paw and Grist Mill Machinery, Tobacco Screw
flnmmlni; Machines, Chinese Sugar Can M ills,
Thraiing Machines, A-c.
ETANSVtLLK, INV.
ravm PRnrBiETORS of the city rovn
M. dry bg leve to Inform their friend and ths
Dnblic in general, that they are prepared to do a.
flA:HINK AND FINISHING WORK,
a?d evervthinir nuDertniniui: to the Kuuinlr-bov-
nw- They aro manufacturing Stram Esoinm axi
Boir.KBS of any siv.e and power required. Saw Mill
Blarhinery and Mill Gearing of any size ; Pistil,
lery and Mining Machinery, Tobacco Screws, Gam
ming Machines, Thrashing Machines, Malt Mil s,
Horsepowers ajorn -shelters, Machluory of all kl da
made and repaired. Irou and Brass Canting . I
every description. Iron Bousefronts, Cellar ; atis
tto. Cooking and Hentiug ttoves of tho IhUmi ira
nroveil patterns; Hollow Ware, Dog Irons, t.
BBKWXB3, D1STILLEK8, KECTIK I E US, Ac,
Supplied with every description of Copper sli
Shoet Iron Work, Brewing Kettles, Refrigerators
Attempurators, Sparges, citillbeads and W ornis oi
an improved principle, Column for Alcohol Stills
Yeast Jngs, Cans, Syphons, Ac; t'-opptr, Lc:wl anc
Iron r ipo; Coppur, Brass and Iron Pumps of evorj
variety, for Voer, spirits, oil, Brass Cock, an)
Valves, Steam Whistles, Jbc.
Workmen sent to all parts to fit op work and dv
repairs on ?team Boilers, Copper and Shiet Irro
Work, da.
OLD METALS BOUGHT.
They are dealing in ami jelling Allen's lav, ro.
r?team Gauge, Wrought Irou wuhled Pipta uttd T
bins, Hiram tlopkins Improved Smut Marhi
Stephen litighes1 Flour St'imrator, G-i mn ito
log Cloth, Gum Elastic Belting, Packing, lloae, A (
cf the bost kiud; Tiupla'e, Sheet Iron, Block Tit,
Pig Iron, Eabil Metal, .Spelt-r, Fire Brick.
They have every facility of the best 11 u l.iuor)
and workmen, and will give all work entrusted tc
them, their individual attention, n'ling order r
promptly, warranting their work, and are sa'iifhd
with reasonable prices.
-Oflloe and Sale Booms, No. 60 Main street
Found y, Boiler Yard mo i Machine Shop on Pint
street, between First ' Vcond streets, Kvai.a
Tllle, Indiana.
MTUi TjLUHJSyS' VJ a . K.grdlos of
1v hard limes Y'onng America mnxt ri le, and as
usual 11. A. CUOK. is in receipt of a full assort
meDt, the first received in the city this season.
2 tioKfin Willnsr t Kj, m'ith.mt niYnri ?
t no do do with cover:
2 do do do on springs with covers; .
a do assorted wood body cabs;
1 do Yonng America Exceliior on springs.
At mh2t H. A. COOICS.
W U MTlC't.JiS.Coil Oil or Para-
V V lint Caudles aud 6 dosen Oval Coil Oil
Chimneys no4 nenr so apt to break as the rouud
ones. Justn-ceivrd at
dec19 VI 'KEBT BPOS.. 82 Mninst.
309 boxes German and fa'm, for sals
low by S. Ji GILBERT A CO.
mblO
Walnut Street House Re-o ened.
W Mtst TO JJX-JtOUM TMJB
ML public that I have refittjd and re o, cued the
it ove named popular llouie, aud that I am now
-read to accommodate permanent and transient
Bcardurs.
No iais will be spared to make my guests cm -lb
tul.le. M. P. JONKS.
rrih J J t 11 J" Coal Oil Chimniee, a-rorted
" sizes, comprising some new kinds not vet
rTered the publ'C in th- piece, just received per
teamer Lsncasttr, and for sale at
VICKERY BBO.,
fxrhl t No. 6-i Main Street.
Jt
ttitjtst M UtiJ It S. New Orleans and
Cuba Sugars just received anvl fr sale Mt a
Hnall advance on oo, t, at
; YIOKEBY BR"'8.
janll No. 82 Main street.
rBIEJIB. Imperia', Young Hyson, Gonpoa--JL
der end Oolong Teas, at from 45c. to 81 trO per
b., at V1CKEKY BliO.,
No. Si Main St.
"C jk tii'.VTs jsjvh uh j, nan
w t Be Beef Tongues, at
dec28 TICKK.Y BTtOS., 82 Main st.
" iS vAitaojs- otcw bbls
tS received per steamers t'rairio Kose and Lcb
iuon, the clearest and nicest jet received, for salt
ow by bbl or gnllon, at
jaui8 VICKERY BEOS.
J gross eacn, for sale by '
. ocl2 8 E. GILBERT A CO e
ep6 No. 8 Main Street.
25 tons rich conntrv
H. A. COOKS.
Main street.
. 5L Bran, at
:tn8
CORONER'S INQUEST.
W9K AT RUMMSMBJiHItlt TiiJT OJV
wLm the 22J dy of April, 1862, the undersigned.
.Justice of the Peaco, in and for Union Towuship,
andurbnrgh County, Indiand, held an ieqnest,
rilh the aasintance ol twelve qualified electors of
ly township, over the dead body ot an infant fe
lale child, tuunddeal in the we' I at the residence
f John W. Catlett, in the Township, i eunty, and
tate aforesaid, then and there returned to me the
allowing verdict:
' We do find that tho dcetascd cams to its drath
y having its head mashed by the hands of one
inn McCaleb, wbo is tbe mother of said child.''
J. S. CATLETT.
Justice and Coroner for the time being of Van
derburgh County. 2 3ww
NEW ADVERTISER! NTS.
I
I
JSTJLiZ VV
oots & Shoes
Ilca(l& JLttv fence,
Vt ?. 20
, ARE NOW OFFERING
THE LARGEST STOCK
: OF GOOD
Moots ami &Uoes
To be found in tho State.
I1IVLG BOUGHT FOR CASH,
Wt CAN and WILL SELL
FOR CAS
Cheaper than any other House.
WE DEFY all COMPETITION.
READ & LA WHENCE.
March 24th, 1862.
Hals : i Hats
If you want a good assortment of
SOFT FUR,
WOOL,
PANAMA,
LEGHORN, and
PALM LEAF HAT ,
At dead low figures, you will find them at
READ & LAWRENCE'S,
3XTO. QO
IVEctlxa. Street.
March 24tu, 18C2.
"JElliotl's."
IfHtiSH BUTT Hit 850 POV
M- nice Fresh Tablo Butter, in store this P
ing, at KUiotts Family Grocery.
20 boxvs Gai man Soap,
21 ' Palm "
60 ' StarCiindles,
ft i " Starch, just received at EHIo'.t's Fami
ly Groct ry.
5 cases Paraffiua candle t.
6 gross German G yoerine toap, for toilet use,
6 ross transpsren tsoap,
2 boxes corn suioti, tornlinry purposes,
10 do.on assorte ' -iz s BUhoprfck's bakin; jiow
der, just received at Elliott's.
25,000 poundi A No. 1 hams,
It) 000 ponuds prime shoulders,
f 0,U() i pounds Bides, in store, and for rale at El
liott's Family Grocery.
LAUD. 2,0u0 pounds prime leaf lard.
KYK. 500 poundi picrlied rje.
BARLEY. 2l pounds parched barley, just re
ceived at Elliott's.
BROOMS. 75 dozaa tice brooms, from 15c to
40c, just rcei-ea at tu mtt s.
FLOUR. Id sks double extra white wheat
flour ; 25 bbi XXX ftmily ft mr, warranted to be
equal to any in the city, t Elliott's.
n-sy 7
jTWK UJTi M ' tJV4fUJSST.Bt it re-
ILs membered. that on this 14th day of April, 1862,
tho n::dersiened, a Justice of tbe Peace, within
aud lor the Township of Tigcou, county of Van.
dertmrgh and State of Indiana, held an inquest,
with the assistance ef twelve qualified electors of
my township, over the dead body of John Welnli;
who was found dead at hia late residence in the
city of vansvtlie, County aud State afore-aid,
wl.eu and where said jury returned to me the fol
lowing verdict : We do find the deceased came to
hisdth from two shots from a donble barreled
shot pun in the hands of Miles Ogle, bv him dis
charged." BEN. STINSON,
Justice and Coroner for the time being of Van
derbntgh county. apl8 1
CHOICE POTATOES.
rj fk lVHH ti l.f VMOMCB JOT.t-
TOKS received on consignment and for
'9 b ., EUAItPK A CO.
ap'iJ-dlw
Agencyfor Soldiers Claims.
W- -nc IS Ulli i .YV ,f. T.
W HITTLKSY procure Invalid Pensions,
Bounty Money, Arrears of Pay, and Land War
rants, under the several act of Congress
, 5J?J?rmtif aBd no P" of their charges col
lected till the claim is secured.
Office on the north side of Third street, between
Main and LocnAt. Kvansviller Indiana
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MEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
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Exclusively fo the Journal.
CONGRESSIONAL.
XXXVII CONGRESS SECOND SESSION
Washington, Maj 20.
House. Mr. Colfax said not a siDgle
person of anj color from any State had
petitioned for Ibis repeal, no Post Master
Geoeral bad recommended it, no public
opinion demanded i'. It would cot only
allow negroes to be mail contractors and,
therefore, officers of the Government, bat
Indians and Chinese also.
It would impair tbe security of tbs mails,
for, in some States, blacks, Indians and
Chinese are not allowed to hold office?.
It would also allow slave-holding con
tractors to use their siares as mail carriers
accordingly instead of free Whites.
Tbe hour fixed for tbe consideration of
tbe confiscation bill having arrived, the
vote goes over until to-morrow.
Mr. Elliott, chairman of the Select Com
mittee, reported tbe confiscation bills. He
said the war originated in tbe rebel States,
and is carried on by rebel citizens against
the Government. This is precisely the
character of the war.
Appropriate legislation may be soon de
manded concerning tbe rebel States.
These bills concern the people, and Con
gress may make the property of tbe rebels
aid in paying the expenses arising from the
rebellion. Tbe lands owned by rebels are :
-jscd for carrying on tbe war, and their
slaves made lo toil tbat oar government
may be overthrown.
Their lands and slaves are made tbe in
truments for carrying on the war. Deprive
lent of these, and the war must come to
a end, and our immense debt be bp.ulked of
oerease.
Every dollar of tbat debt has been con-
seated by their government and repudi-
-ed by rebel debtors, whose honor tbe co.'t-
Ituents of tbe gentleman trusted.
He repeated that tbe lands and slaves are
ing used by tbe traitors a warlike instra
i ents. They should be confiscated, as the
-riding bills proposed. Tbeie were ss
uch enemy's property, as if they owed
legiance to a foreiga power.
Mr. Elliott supported his remarks by le
1 arguments.
IORNING REPORT.
he President and Hunter's
Proclamation Washing
ton Gossip The gunboat
Galena at Watche Bluff
Sick from the Peninsula
Citizens of Maryland and
President L i n c o 1 n One
Railroad not destroyed by
the Rebels.
times' dispatch.
Washington, May 19. The universal
ij)ic id of cuurso the President's proclama-
on, acnouncing ana repudiating tne ac-
i on of Major Geueral Hunter. It was un-
TSiood yesterday that the President
jo!d wait till advised cf the authenticity
the alleged proclnmntion of Gen. Hunter,
it to-day it was too obvious that tbe rais
i. lief would be irreparable if immediate ac-
on was not taken. The effect in- Wash
? ' gton has been most happy and reassur-
g. The gtand patriarchal spirit mani--dted,
yearning for the good of tbe nation,
" talts the President in tbe confidence and
ve of tbe people, and increases tbe sway
; has over tbe extremes of all the political
irties here represented.
heralds dispatch.
It is statf d tbat Gov. Stanly is grieved at
e course of General Hunter, and until the
ompt and emphatic proclamation of tbe
. resident to day, was unwilling to take the
Bee assigned to him in North Carolina.
It is cleat tbat what rebels there are this
i:de of tbe Blue Ridge are between General
f Dowell's corps and Fredericksburg and
. chmond.
Mr. Spanlding, nn active business man of
asbington, returned to-day from a brief
.sit to Norfolk.
The citizens there are not on bad terms
?th our soldiers, but thry are confident
at General McClellan cannot reach Rich
: 'ind.
Tbe Senate Committee on Commerce
ive Mr. Lathrop, the new Collector lor
w Orleans, a hearing to day. His siate
?ut, however, in his own behalf, did not
i ter the unfavorable decision previously
rived at by tbe Committee.
Mr. Lathrop requested an opportunity to
1 ive his name withdrawn, which was
I, ranted.
The President will probably send in the
:-..-.rne of Cathbert Bullitt to-moftrow for the
f wie position.
Mr. Bullitt has been a Merchant and res-
jnt ot New Orleans for over 20 years
: d left there last year, by reason of his
j'altv.
Nkw Yobk, May 20. Tte following was
-itten on board tbe Galena. Yesterday
orning we ran up to iratche's Bluff,
iiere we f.uad the river full of sunken
i tamers. The Jamestown, Yorktown and
i number of others. The bank was lined
th rifle pits, and oa top of the bluff the
"my bad a very heavy battery mounting
-i guus. Some of Ibetn ten inches anil
' ree or four very - heavy rifles. We ran
- .tbia half a mile of the battery, anchored
. -.d swuug broadside to them. They open
i fire, tbe first shot striking our port bow
i ad going through our armor. In about
i --e minutes, we got another shot about
: e Epot where we weft struck tbe first i
:aie. As i. came through it killed one
in instantly and wounded four more. We
ugbt tbem four hours until we got out of
uDJunitioQ, when we had to retire.
We got 26 shots in our side and 17 on
:ck. We had 12 men killed and two dan
;. rrously wounded, wbo have since died and
! 5 slightly wounded. -
We made a gallant fight but had we
. ken the battery we could not have held it.
. td the obstructions in th9 river prevented
i from going up any higher.
One thing, we have demonstrated, that
' ;ie Galena cannot stand heavy shot at short
inge.
Tte fired 238 rounds, all that we had.
Had we had plenty of shells we could
tve silenced the battery in two hours.
Suffolk, May 19. a flag ot truce was
r nt out yesterday in tbe directioa of Suf
. Ik, to roturn the prisoner of State, - re
.ased from Fort Warren.
The Seaboard and Roanoke railroad has
' "n found in good condition to Suffolk,
tly a single bridge having been destroyed.
he same will be repaired immediately, -and
l ie rolling stock put in condition as soon as
j ..ssible.
A large quantity of copper bolting was
I und stored in the rati road storehouse
; jsterday, of which possession was taken.
Balttmorb, May 19. Tbe steamer Van
derbilt reached here with about 500 sick
soldiers from Yorktown.' "
They are mostly Typhoid and Billions
fever cases, with but few wounded. All
were distributed among the various hospi
tals here.
Washington, May 19. The Circuit Court
to-day appointed three commissioners for
the adjudication of cases arising under , the
fugitive slave law.
, Bat seven arrests were made to-day.
There seems to be concurrent jurisdiction
claimed by military authorities regarding
tbe fugitives under their protection, there
fore it cannot be said the law has free
coarse.
This afternoon about fifty citizens of tbe
adjoining counties in Marjland, proceeded
to the White Bouse, accompanied by Messrs.
Crissfield, Culvert, Webster, and Lowery,
Representatives to Congress from tbat State,
woo had a conversation with tbe President
tegarding tbe interests of their constituents,
as involved in the fugitive slave law. They
say the President promised a response on
some other occasion.
The United Slates military telegraph has
an office open and working in a saw mill,
at the fourteen mile post fiom Richmond.
The lines between the various camps, and
headquarters and Fortress Monroe, are in
good order and working admirably under
the personal supervision of Mr. Ilecard.
AFTERNOON REPORT.
The Naugatuck taking on
board new guns Advance
of McClellan's army Hon.
Edward Stanley goes to
North Carolina The fight
on James River.
Baltimorr, May 20. Tbe boat from Old
Point has arrived, but brings no news.
It wa3 reported that tbe Naugatuck was
taking on boajd a new gun yesterday.
White House, Va., May 19.
The army commenced moving at an early
hour this morning, in the direction of Rico
mood, and will encamp some miles in ad
vance of this place. The advance, under
Gen. Stoneman, reached the railroad bridge
over tbe Chickabominy yesterday. It is a
long trestle bridge, two spans only of
which were burned. It can be re-buiit in
a very short time.
The pickets of the enemy are guarding
tbe whole line of the river in front of Rich
mond, making it extremely difficult to ob
tain any reliao!e information from that
city.
Oen McClellan went on a reconnoissance
to-day to tbe Chickahominy. The pro
gramme of operations will soon be decided
upon.
TFashikgton, May 20. non. Edward
Stanly is on the eve of departure for North
uarouna, wttn power to estatiiisii all nec
essary offices and tribunals and to euspecd
the writ of habeas corpus at tbe pleasure of
tbe President or until tbe loyal mbabitnnts
snail form n government in accordance
with the constitution of the United Slates
His power is exactly eimilar to those with
which Governor Johnson of Tennessee
is invested.
An army officer just arrived here from
Port Royal denies the published statement
tbat at last eccounts we were within four
miles of Savannah.
TFashikgton, May 20. A private letter
from an officer of the flotilla speaking of
tbe recent engagement, says the Galena,
iron ciaa, was aomirabie maneuvered : so
beautifully and saucily thnt she passed five
or six times as close as she could get, and
silenced one of the batteries. Sbe passed
and repassed the second battery six times,
but finding they were using so much am
munition for wbicb we exppct to have bet
ter use, Commander Rogers commanded
the wooden vessel to run up while we ran
op abreast and disconected tbe rebel gun
ners. It was reported that the buoys being
displaced last evening, tbe pilots ran the
Galena ashore and sbe is still aground.
None of of our vessels are seriously in
jured.
LAST NIGHT'S REPORT
Latest from the Mountain
Department Breaking up
Guerrilla bands Sick Sol
diers from the Peninsula.
Nkw York, May 20. Tbe Post's special
datd Franklinn, Va., 19tb, says the head
quarter of the Mountain Department are
now at this place. The guerrliU parties in
this region Bre tolerably active, but our
cavalry are continually on their tracks and
the bush whackers lead an uneasy life. A
few days ago a train with four officers and
some canvalescent soldiers were attacked
by guerrillas between Moorefield and Pe
tersburg. The whole party was killed or
captured, except one Surgeon, who got
away and brought in the report of the af
fair. Lieut. Col. Downey, wbo was sent
after the bushwhackers with a guard ot
men, reports to-day tbat be cot on tbe
trnck of tbe party, overtook them, killed
their captain aud three . men, wounded a
number and took 12 prisoners. Lieut. Col.
Downey and bis party did not receive a
scratch. Thus one more band of guerrillas
is broken op.
Baltimobb, May 20. The steamer State of
Maine, with 4G1 soldiers, mostly 'convales
cent and able to travel homeward arrived
this morning.
The men are mostly from New York and
Massachusettts regiments.
MONEY MARKET.
Nsw Yoek, May 20.
Goveesmest Stocks firmer : TJ. S. 6's
1 03il 041 : 7 3-10 Treasury Notes 1 04
1 05.
CINCINNATI MARKET.
Cincinnati, May 20.
Flour very dull, and tbe sales small ; su
per 4 10 ; extra 4 zo.
Wheat dull at previous rates.
Oats dull at 55c.
Corn 3738c.
Ryk5758c.
Whisky declined to 18Jc.
Good demand for mess pork at 11 00
11 25, and for bulk sides at 5c; smoked
do, 6ic
NoihiBg done in Lard.
Bacss 100 bhds bacon shoulders eold at
3 Jc packed.
Groceries firm, and the demand good at
full rates.
J1J about the 9th dny r f May, 1862, one note for
6369 00, dted April Zi, 1302, in fovt-r of Elizabeth
E. Spitz and against Uuioa Bethel. I forewarn
all pera-ins from tradiDg for said note.
apLd3tltr aLIZABXTH E. SPITZ.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
"GILBERT & CO.'S."
"3 flflt B 0X12 3 CtOJBS, JOBItr
P JvFtJ J uu quality to choice Havana, for
salo very low. Purchasers aill find it to their In
terest to ex mice our slock before bovine.
S. E. GILB ET CO.,
No. 4 Sycamore St.
MACKEREL. 75 packager, Nos. 1, 2, tnl 3, in
whole and half bbls and kitts, verv fine quality,
jast received, and for sa'e LOW, by S. E. Gilbert
A (Jo., No. 4 Sycamore street.
PICKLED HERBING. 10 half bbls, jnt re
ceived by 8.E.GILBEKTA 0
""T 1 No. 4 Sycamore St
cheap at 25 cents each, at
V1CKKRY BROS..
GCtZ4
No. 82 Main Street.
WBVCMSBIJV 4JUJrTJ,KT8-W dozen
' lost received at
SCHAPKEB & BUSSING'S,
dec30 No. 49 Main street.
Hats arid Cans!
SPBINS AND SUMMER STTLKS.
SILK AND CASSOIERE HATS.
The most approved style always on hand or made
to order.
FANCY DRESS HATS,
For Summer, tbe ligh'ent and most comfortable
hate to weir, all bha.iei and quality.
GENTLEMENS' CAPS,
Kamerona and tasty styles.
BOYS' S3FT AND WOOL HATS,
la endleas variety, all colors, shape and prices.
T-m-F-m- "T7! "1 f A n -f
A large and veil assorted stork on hand.
MISSES' FANCY HATS.
Trimmed and Untriminod.
Boys' Plain and Fancy Caps.
A Very good 8or tinent.
Vt any cecrsptiou made to oider on short notice.
txja,-c7- Goods,
Of cvt-ry 'ecription, Leghorn, lf;inro, Straiv,
and I'bIoi Lef Hats for Men mid Di,y, all tho
new kt les.
Kvoryihirg rold at the lowest rios IHo figures,
FOR CASH EXCLUSIVELY.
YAUT1ER & MARCONNIER,'
ap!8 JftJl IJV BTatiKT.
J? OK Til H HJK6T
thociy. goto tebl8
Jntrs tj a tt ijy
II. A COORH
, F. SHARPE & CO.,
Produce and Commission
MERCHANTS,
NO. 3 SoVTII WiVKB f-TRIET,
' KVANSYrLT, INn
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
LICENSE.
mmnTiVH mh h auhh- u i
w that I wil. arply to the Board of Conn y
Oinmlirr.or of Viod rb'iBp'i conu'y, nt their
in xc :ern , comm. ucinn on tue first Moidiy n
June, 186-', for license t sol) intoxicating li inert
in quantity than a quart, for th - term ol one
jcar.
Aly pUre of hn inrsi i on Water street, Lot r-o.
'.2, Old Plan of the U ty of Kva:iville
ii a 14-;3 TIICH. HCOIIE3.
DR. J. FLEAGER.
SURGEON DENTIST,
KOOMS:
So. Ot) Sfiin Street, nej-t Joor to DUtrolJPi Jewelry
Store.
B. LK.tUMi U TJtKMtB Till H
method it, inform bs f. i-n !s and the tmblic
that lie haa tit'ed up a new suit of rooms for the
pract co of dentistry. Having availed hirunelf of
all the lHteet improvements in the p ofussiou, he
ferls confident that he&tn please a'l who may fcvor
him with their patronage. All ersouj wishing
the service of a dentist won'd d j well to irive hiui
a call b- fore eng-igiug eUewbere, as he is doiu
work 2o per cmt. lower th-in anvdejtit in the
city. Artificial teeth inserted on gold, pi i tinnm,
rubber and eilver, and warranted satisfactory.
Chloroform od ehctricitv u-ed in extracting
teeth. feb27-tim
11. J. Schlaepfer's''5
Jl for removing Pimp'ee, Snoburn, Tet'ers,
Ringworm, Ac. Jiift received and f r sale at II. J.
8.hlaepfer's New DmgStoro.
HETjMPOLDS'3 extrat Bucha, just roceived at
Pchlaepfer's New Drug StiTfl
DUI G3. Just received a large and varied stock
ei pure Drug and Medicines, consisting of all
the new prerarations, jnst arriving in the market,
a 1 of which are sold very low, at
nijl3 SCHuAKrFKK'S.
New Drng Stere.
JiV- V1LLE, and CA1KO Titck-
et. The
Steamer,
Mrgnificeut
I'aenger
lf0 O&jFOIII.
IX OSB MR WAJV. Cm pi min.
J. J. MtMiI.B8,.CIrU.
Leaves Xvansville for Cairo evnr r It IDA Y at
12 M.
leaves Kvansville for Louiivil e every HON
DA Y at 8 A. 31.
Tbe VVoi dfoid has entered the above trade as a
r-gu.r packet und wi 1 eave puntual'y as adver
tised, ctrrjing passengers aad freight at the regu
lar i act et raiei. J SO. B. HALL, Ag't,
m.ilu No. G Water street.
"H. A. COOK'S."
3 Mi HP TOJSaVKS1k ft ft SB K JV
JLB choice beef tongnea, fir sale at 11. A. CookV.
SHOULDERS. 3,000 lbs iboico ehoulderr, for
sale cheap at Jtt. A. tJook s.
BROOMS. 35doz n brooms, assorted qualities
at 11. A. Cook s.
CODFISH. 1 box choice codfish, for sale cheap,
at 11. A. I ok s.
SUORT5.-
1,000 lb i rich country thcrts, at B,
A. rock's.
NEW ORLEANS TAKEN And te rosnlt in,
yoa can get II pound f sng.-ir for one dollar at
H. A. Uoi'k s.
COriTEE. 15 bes choice Bio coffee, just re
ceived, and 4'4-ponads for SI, at H. A. Cook's, No.
73 Main street.
KKF1NED SUGARS.
5 bb cri.hd sngar, 7V Ibjfor St.
5 bids poi d do 7V lb3 for SI.
5 bb's retiued A white STigar, 8 lbs for SI.
5 bbls refined C do 9 lbs tor 81.
6 hbU rt-fiued F srgr, lbs for H.
Tbew priors are to be had at No. 73 Main St.
niy?0 H. A. COOK.
GEO At BITTltOLFF,
WW.IVIJt JUST BHTVBJVBJf
MM. from tho Eatt, with a well selected stock of
WatcLtH, Clocks, Jowolry, and Silverwiire, offers
his stock as low as tbe articles can bo bought in
large cities. Gold Watchas, from $iy down to
820. Silver Watches trotn J90 down lo 810.
Clockn, from 550 down t $1.75. tetts of Jewelry,
from SSO down to 60c. Bracelets, from 830 down
to 91 51.
Finger Pings, Brcaatpios, JCnr-riog?, lrora lis
down to 25c. Silver Table and Tea-poons, eoup
Ladhs. Cruara Spoons, Butter and Fruit Knive.
Sugar Tongs Salt and Mostard Spoons, all gold
lower than usual.
Si ver. Steel and German liilvtT spectacles, Ij-v-
d'ei' Cue Wire and Hu ll f ertemonaiee, feiiver and
Tortoise c hell Card tases, Gentlemen s Parses and
Portemonaies.
y. B. Hobinsia 3 XLdexical cilver Soap, for
cleansing Silter or Plated Ware, the best tbtnt
ever csod.
Gold Guard and est Chains, Gld Pens, FLitsd
Ware, Castors, Ac Lathe and silk Guard steel
Chain. Giggles, Reevr'i and others. Thermom
eters, Sea , all of which he offars at row figures.
Call and see before purchasing elsewhere, and
satisfy yourselves of the fact.
apr5
SS tojijy. it as cjEjyrrs pjbb
Mid Bushel, at VICKERY BROo.,
oct4
FAIR WARNING !
(Jjl'I' PBRSO.VS f W'Vi.Vt OB
2 occupying lots in the city of Evansville, are
notified to ktcp their alleys and gutters cltaa from
and after this date, or they will be proceeded
against, fa accordance with an ordinance in eaoh
case, made and provided, without further notice.
ED. P. MARTIN,
ma3-lwd City Marshal.
fir " "' Z- I
NEW 4DVERT1SEJUENTS.
lniiBJlM'P'9 BJM.B JVO.68.
By virtue of an order of sale, hwied out of the
office of the Clerk of the Court of Coromoa
Pleas, of Vanderburgh county, Indians, in favor of
ss. uimora Aerr, ana against liinstug rr. iieoeru,
1 will, on -
THliKSDAV, JUNE 5, 1862,
between the hours of 10 o'clock a. m. and 4 o'clock
r. M. of said day, at the door ot the Court Boose
in the city of Evansville, Vanderburgh county,
Indiana, offer for sale at pnblic anction the rents,
issues and profits for a terra not exceeding seven
years of the following described real estate, to
wit: Lot No. three (3). in block No. forty-seven (47),
in tbe Eastern Enlargement of the City of Evans-
ville, Indiai.a.
And should said rents and profits not sell for a
sum sufficient to satisfy said writ and coota, I will
at the same time and place, offer for sale the fee
simple of said premises.
GEOBGK WOLFLIH, S. V. a.
-Thrs. E. Ga vin, Plaiutiffa Attorney.
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BJiBSPP Bmtt liMS JTO.07.
By virtue of an order of ea"e Issued out of the
offlce of the Clerk ot the Court of Common Pleas
of Vandci burgh connty, Indiana, in favor of E.
Clifford Neffand others, and against Thos. Snow
don, 1 will, on
THURSDAY, JUNE 5th, 1862.
between the hours or 10 o'clock A. M. and 4
o'cloo p. M., cf said day, at the door of tho Court
Bouse in the City of Evansville, Indiaua, offer for
sale at public aaction the rents, is u? , and profits
for the term of seven years of tho following d
scrib'd reil estate, lo-wit :
Lot No. tweuty-six (2G) in block No nine (9), in
the Easte-n Enlorg-mcnt of the City cf Evaus
v ile Indiana.
And shonld said rents and profits not sell for a
snm sufficient to pay said writ and costs, I will, at
the Siinio time and place.tffer lor sule tbe foosimple
of said premises.
GEORfiK WOLf LIN, S. V. a
Thos Garvin, Pl'ff Att'y.
may 14 3ww 83 53
HAeBIJFP8 S&LJK JYO. 65.
By virtue cf two executions iawd out of the
office of the Clerk of tho t'onrt of Common Pleas,
of Vanderbnrgh county, Indi na, one in favor of
C. A I. Miller and one in favor of Patrick McQuirk,
and both apiinst Bonaith Most A K"mu'us A.
Jlcss, replevin bail, I will on
SATURDAY, MAY 31, 1863,
between tbe hours of 10 o'clock A. M. at.d 4 o'clock
P. A', of paid day, nt the door t f the Court House
in the Citv ot Kv.-tu4Vi-Ie, Indian", offer for sale at
pnblic anction the rents, imue and profits for the
term of ven years of the following described real
estate, t-wit ,
flock fceveutexn (17) In the tcwa tf Lnmaco
City, Vanderburgh c.-ituty, Indiana.
And should artid rents aud profits not ell for a
snui suincient to s.-itify s-iid writs and coits. 1
illatthe same time and place offer for sale the
fee simple ef said premises.
CK0RGE WOLF LIN,
Sheriff V. C.
G. W. Hardin, PlffV Alfy. nt 10-83,60
HKBtPl'tt BJA.JB, JVO. Oft.
Bv virtue of an order i f s,ul issue! ont of the
office cf fho Clerk of tl-e Court of Common
Pleas of Vanderburgh ciitoty, Indiana, iufivornf
steiiiien llarrison atii aainti Alfred 11. Harri
son, I will on
SATUBDAY, MAY KlfT, 1SC2,
l-etweeo the hours f 10 o'clock A. Al. and 4
o'clock P. M. i-f said dv, at the door of the
Comt House in tlie City of Kvansville, Indiana,
expose to sale at public auction tbe rei.t, fosooi
aud profits lor the t-rui f seven years of the fol
lowing described real estate, to it:
Tin ea t hi f of ilie uoit..-easi quarter, and the
sou h e-l quarter of the north east quarter of
se tion No. eignt (6) tn township JNo. efgnt (HJ
- sntn ol r..nge o. eleven ll) west, containing
ono hundred aud twenty acres more or less, tituato
in the county f Vaudorb Jgii aud State of In-
uiaua.
And should said routs and profits not sell for a
mn sufficient to sacirfy riid writ and cos's, I will
tihes.m tint') and pla e ofter fjr s tie the lee
nu 1 rf s .id pieini-es.
GEORGE WOLFLIN,
Sheriff V. O.
Joseph P. Edson, Plaintiffs Attorneys,
mj ! 85,2-i
Scrofula, or King's Evil.
- a con jtltuional disoi'JKi, a corruptio of the blood
y which t'tis Stil l becomes vitiated, weak aud
r. Being in the circulation, it pervadvs tbe
hot-- body, an I may burst out in disease io th it
r irt of it. Nof.rgiu U free from its attack, nor
there one which it may not destroy , The scr-'tu
ns taint is caused by mercurial disease, low living
inordered or unhealthy lood, impure air, tilth aud
Irhy habits, tbe depressing vicoa, and, above all.
v tho venereal Infuclioo. Whatever be its origin,
. is hereditary in tbe Constitution, descending
from pareBts to children, nuto the third and
lurth generation;" indeed, it si-oms to be the rod
. i Him who says, "I will visit the iniquities of the
uhers upon their children. "
Its enecta commence by deposition from the
dood of corrnpt or n'ceroun matter, which, in the
iiuh, liver, and internal organs, is termed tnber
les; in the glands, swellings; and, on the
urface, eruptions or sores. This foul corrnp
ion, which genders in the blood, dopreeees the en
ergies of lie, so that scrnfnion constitutions not
only suffer from scrofulous complaints, but they
have far leas power to withstand the attacks of
other dieas8 ; consequently vast numbers parish
by diserdors which, although not scrofulous in
their nature, are still rendered fata! by this taint
In the system. Most ef the consumption which
decimates the human family has its origin directly
in this scrofulous contamination ; and many des
tructive diseases of the liver, kidoeis, brain, and,
indeed, of all the nrgns, arise from or are aggrava
ted by the same cause.
One quarter of all onr people are scrofulous;
their persona are iuvaded by this lurking infection,
and their health is nndermined by it. To cleanse
It from the system we mnst renovate the blood by
an alterative medicine, and iuvigorate it by healthy
fond and exercise. Such a medicine we supply
in
Compound Extract of Sarsaparilla,
the most effectual remedy which the medical skill
of onr times can devise for this everywhere pre
vailing and fatal malady. It is combined from the
most active remediala thnt have been discovered
for the expnrga'ion of this font disorder from tlie
blood, aud the rescue of the system from its des
tructive consequences. Benco itshould beemploy
ed for tbe euro of not nelv Scrofula, bnt also those
tbr directions which arise from it. such as Eanp.
rive and Skin Diseases. St. Akthokv's Fike,
Bosk, or Ebtsipblas, Piri.r., Pdstui.es, Blotch
es, IIlains, and Boium, Tdhoks, Trttbb and Salt
tHEt'M, Scald Head, Uinowobh, Rrbvmatish,
vruiLiTic mid Ntui'tiaiAi. Diseases, Daorsv, Dr.
iilitt and, indeed, all Cohplaimts abisino raois
Vitiated ob Impube Blood. The popular belief
i "imparity of Ota blood " is founded in truth, for
-rofuUi is a defeneration of the blood. The par
ini'ar purpose and virtue of this SarssparitLi is to
urify and regenerate this vital fait, without
'hich sound health is impossible in cuntamiuated
.institutions. -
.A, T" TT! 9 JEg
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FOR TBI SPEEDY CURE OF
rntermittenl Fever, or Fever and Ague, Re
iittent Fever, Chill Fevtr, Dumb Ague, Fe-
iodical Headache, or Bilious Headache, and
lilious Fevers, indeed, or the whole class of
iseases originating tn biliary derangement.
tused by the Malaria of -Miasmatic Coun-
.ries. .
We are enabled here to offer the communitv
miedy which, while it cures the above complaints
ith certainty, is still perfectly harmless in aDy
tantity. Such a remedy is invaluable in districts
. here these afflicting disorders prevail. This
Curb " expels tbe miasmatic poison of Feves
sb Ague from the system, and prevents the de
olopmenta of the disease, if taken ou the first ap
roarh of its premonitory symptoms. It is noton
' the beat remedy ever yet discovered for this clas
. complaints, but also the cheapest. The large
nantity we supply for a dollar brings it within
he reach of everybody ; and in bilious districts,
here Fbveb aud Ague prevails, everybody shonld
ave it aud use it freely, both for cure and protoc
' ion. A g-eat superiority of this remedy over any
ther ever discovered for the speedy and certain
are of Intermittents is that it contains oo Quinine
r Slineral, consequently i produce no quiui-m or
ujnrioua effects whatever upon the constitution.
hose cured by it are left as healthy as if they h ad
never had the disease.
Fever and Ague is not alone the consequence of
lie miasmatic poison. A great variety of disor
dreas arise from its irritation among which are
Keuralgia, hheumalitm. Html, Headache, Blindness,
Toothache, Earache, Catarrh, Asthma, Palpitation,
Painful Affection of the Spleen, Hysterics, Pain in the
Bowels, CtAie, Paralysis and Derangement of the
Stomach, all of which, when originating in this
cause, put on the intermittent type, or become peri
odical. This " Cube " expeui the poison from the
blood, and consequently cures them all alike. It ia
an invalnable protection to immigrants, or persons
travelling or temporarily residing in the malarious
districts. . If taken occasional ly or daily while
xposed to the infection, that will be excreted from
the system, and cannot accumulate insufficient
quantity to ripen into disease. Hence it is even
more valuable for protection than cure, and few
will ever suffer from Intermittents if they avail
themselves of .the nrotection this remedv affords.
Prepared by Dr. J C.AYER &C0.,
Lowell, Mass.
Sole Wholesale and Retail Agents in Evansville:
SELLER A WHITE; BIERBOWER A PIERCE ;
LEICU A CARL8TADT;
nd for sale by all dealers and wholesale agents.
Jane 9, 16oI-ly.
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JWooicn WHZs9
No. 15 Stale St., bet. Main and the River,
1SM9K, HJVijyn cojnri.jtTjiu
V our m chinery to mt'iufaetnre Woollen
G-O-s oT various des.riptions, b g leave to an
nou ce tbat we will mnnn actu-e wool nto goods
at short notice, and gnainatee s itisfactfon to all
who will favor ns with tr eir ratronage ; shonld t a
work not rm, when de ive red, us was ordered, we
will mV e other fn place thereof, nutll the goods
areas contract for. Below we h ive fixed prices
for manufacturing the various kinds of goods
made by us, subject, howsver, to rise and fall, as
tbe articles usjfl In manufacturing them vary j in
dig i and cotton being very bigu at present, the
probabi iiy is that they will ore long 'all, and tuns
reduce tbe rice ot such go 't when tbwy are used.
Onr ma nines are new. and of the latest improve
ments, so that yon nted not fear Lot tha all work
done by ns will hi satisfactory.
TERMS FOB MANUFACTURING.
We inva-isbly find ths grcsse and do all the
plciingof tbe wool, farmers only having to wash
the wool and bring it as it comes trom tbe sheep.
Cording and spinning any size yarn, any
color 15c per lb
Carding and spinnin er.y size stocking
or coverlet yarn, two or three ply 18o per lb
Jeans, weaving hsu the wo :len yarn is
brought aready spun and colored, we
finding black chain .....170 per d
Jeaus, weaving when the woolen yarn is
brovgut I r.-ady fpttn and colored, we
finding bins chain 13c per yr
Jea. s, any color except bine, when white
wool is bn-ught, washed as it comes
fiorn the shesp 32c per yd
Jeans, blue or blue m.xe I (Indigo), with
black chain; 38o per yd ; blue chain. ...4Tc per yd
Jeans,, bine or blno mixed (logwood),
with black chain 34c per yd
Jeans, when wool is brought colored, we
doing the spinning scouring, weaving
and fii.d:ug black chaiD ..28c per yd
jeans, wnen wool is nrotijrni colored, we
doing the spinning, scouring, weaviDg
and finding blue ch.io .30c per yd
Kerseys, indigo b'ne, all wool 4oc per yd
Kerseys, any other color than indige
blue 40c per yd
Fiannel, in grease, ore yard wds, all
white 25c per yd
Flannel, scoured, one jsm wide, all
lit ! .'. 28c per yd
Flannel, any color exce; t bine and red
plain, one yard wide.... 33c per yd
Flannel, barred with any color ...4Cc per yd
Blankets, plain white, ten quarters lrg
(other sizes, prices according!)-) S3. 75 per puir
Fancy coverlets, any pattern, w hen raw
white wool is bro-gbt M.83.75 a piece
The nam a of person will be wove on
the coverlet for ., 25c extra
Satinett, when wool is colored when
brought to tbe factory .ifrc per yJ
Satieett, any clor except bine. ........... ...40o per yd
Satinett, blueor mixed (mdig'))...... ....... 45c per jd
We will also have on hand alt ths above goods,
which we will sell low for cash, or exchange for
wool at tbe highest market price.
Always on band a giod supply of"
Men's Socks and Ladies' Hose.
Merha-ts will do well to rive ns a call before
baying any of the above gotds elsewhere.
(9 Persons wishing to tiavol as egsnts will find
it to their interest to engage In the sale of these
gooi.r, as ve wilt rural n move wismng to engage
in tne Dusiuosa at suoo prices as wni j usury idem
to wholesale or retail a fotc agents only will be
supplied.
TERMS INVARIABLY CASH,
On celivery, or Wool, Bacon, and Produce taken
In exchange.
The Highest I'rice Paid in Cash or Goods
for Wool.
J. T. CREED A CO.
3J" In order to accommodate persons who llvo
at a distance from the Factory, we have appointed
tne following persons, at tceir var lous places oi
booiness, to receive Wool of farmers and ethers,
which they may wish manufactured into any of the
above kinds ct Goods, threbv saving trouble in
driving a long road to get to the a ill. The work
when dooe wi.l be returned to the same agents,
for delivery to tbe proper osvners :
GEO. K. ATDBL3TTB, Aydelott's lnatng, ineaue
county, Ky. .,.
Adam ami - , T-,
C. D. Ainu", New Amsterdam, Ind.
Habmah st So, GeorgetownInd.
T"xH PrairrEB, Mill.own, Ind
Caidwei.i. Mo, Leavenworth, Ind.
Geobob ZiMMmMAM, 2 miles north of George
town. . - -
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