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JSVAMSVILLE, I1TD.
SATDED.VT.
NOVEMBER 20 186 1
Ohio, and came out here with Cant. Dex-
Ll Notes andU.S.5-20's,Cou
...v iuc xvansvuie ana vairo j , . T ,
trade. Pns due lgt November,
The provost gaard deserve much cred- J3011 at the highest mar
it for the aiftl ritrwwi, j ket price at Cooeland'a Sav-
rrti ... ... J vJ-l llic V IU1UCU I "
i lie publishers of the Etanttille Journal hart. ! J n.i ... . inffo Donb Iffe. I TU A.
Just added to their Newspaper and Job Printing liniiea ine streeU through " 81
Establishment, a FIRST CLASS BINDBY and ' m aD( ra'n' r tnree hours, until they Street.
man t factory of blaxk Boos. Having secured caught the murderer. Lieut De la Hunt
Gold, Silver, Demand TUC lriW 1 .TrOT
JOURNAL BINDERY
eerTicee of tome of the beet workmen in the I led thm f. J-l- .i.-
. .iovyu UUIlug luc wnoie
West, they aro prepared to execote orders at Cin
cinnati and Louisville prices.
Every description of Blank Books, such as
Railroad, County. Banking, Mercantile, and For
warding Books, manufactured to order and from
the best quality of stock.
Bolmw and Blank,, and Book-BeaJ rritUino
executed in a superior manner. All kinds of
Printed Work, such as M.gasir., Law and
Medical Works. Pamphlets and oH book, re
bound in erery variety of stylo from half-bound to
Antique and Full Gilt Work.
CITY NEWS.
Eor Commercial and River News
see fourth page.
WAR MEETING !
e are authorized to announce that
General Carrington will speak at Haub
stadt on Tuesday, November 2Uh, and
will canvass Knox, Gibson and Vander
burgh counties to aid enlistments.
Br. tal .Murdkr. A horrible murder
took place between 11 and 12 o'clock on
Thursday night, at the Front door of the
St Charles Saloon, on First street.
A few minutes before the fatal occur
rence three men, named John Cassady,
Phillip Crawford and Bill Jones, entered
the St. Charles, pretty well intoxicated,
and proposing to lodge by the fire all
night, took off their coats and threw them
on the floor by the stove for beds. They
had with them several loaves of bread,
fr m which it was supposed they were
soldiers or steamboat hands.
The small boy Fred, who was in the
bar, called Louis down stairs, who told
them they could not stay, when Jones
swore he should like to see the man who
could put them out, and expressed his
intention to remain. Louis, in order to
persuade I hem to leave, offered to treat
them and show them a hotel. Crawford
and Jones each took a glass of beer, nnd
Cassady took a cigar.
Cassady and Crawford then commenc
ed scuffling or wrestling, apparently in
sport, tid Cassady threw Crawford on
the floor. Several gentlemen returning
frjm a party, stopped in the saloon just
at this time, among whom was Lieu1.
De la Hunt, I'ost Adjutant, who, seeing
the men with blouses on, and supposing
they were soldiers, told them they had
better go" home. Jones became insolent,
said he had been in ten battles, and
sneere-.l at stay-at-home officers ordering
him home. De la Hunt told them he
was Post Adjutant, and would order out
the guard and have them arrested if
they didn't stop their noise and rowing.
Cassady and Crawford said the Adjutant
was right, and that they had better go
home, Cassady, especially insisting on
doing so.
Jone. continued his insolence and in-
uuc-J ' uujumtii ueueyptr
j " g"ng nmne return-- -'
maV - 1 " ... en-
The men then renewed their scuffling,
and Jones interfering in some manner
which the attendants did not clearly un
search.
Officers Morris "and Tennforde were
prompt and persevering in their efforts
to help arrest the murderer.
A Coroner's inquest was held yester
day at the office of McBride & Whittle
sey, to which the body had been re
moved, which elicited the above facts,
substantial!;-.
FlVftOIIT T. ., . .. i .
the nice toilette preparations made in
this country, none are so popular as those
of Joseph Burnett & Co., Boston. So
says the Cincinnati Gazette. We notice
in our exchanges that every great city
responds to this acclamation.
The motive of the manufacturers in
producing their unique articles is to es
tablish a reputation for quality that
would prove their superiorly upon trial.
Prepared with fidelity by skillful chem
ists, and neatly put up, we can heartily
recommend them to the beaux and belles
of our own city. We advise our drug
gists to obtain stocks of these choice
goods in season for the holidays, and we
would suggest to our friends generally
that Burnett's Toilet Companion, con
taining " Cocoaine," so famous for the
hair, "Kalliston," a fine cosmetic, " Flor
imel," a delightful perfume and tooth
wash or superior dentrifice, is admira
bly suited as holiday present 3.
These make up a complete toilette ap
pendage. They can also be obtained
separately when desired. These articles
will be sold, wholesale and retail, by
Keller & White, and druggists gener
ally.
New Music. We have received from
the publishers, A. C. Peters & Bro, Cin
cinnati, two beautiful songs, entitled, re
spectively, "If a Heart for Thee is
Beating, Use it Gently Lest it Break,"
and " Stand by the Flag of the Nation."
The first is a sentimental ballad music
by William Gumming. The second is a
soul stirring national air words by C.
C. Butler, and music by R. M. Hastings.
Both are very pretty. Address A. C.
Peters & Bro., 94 West Fourth street,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
The American House Still Lives I -
New Improvements.
Having leased tho above named house for a term
of years, I have spared no pains or expense in
putting every department of this popular hotel in
most perfect repair. I hare also fitted up s nice
bar adjacent to the office, where at all timee the
choicest of wines and liquors will be kept, and a
polite and attentive man to wait upon ray patrons
and friends.
A strict watch will at all times be kept during
the night ; and particular attention will be paid
to guests arriving and departing on boats, both
day and nigbt.
My table shall at all times be amply supplied
with tho best the market affords, and by strict
attention to business and the wants of the public,
I hope to obtain a large share of the pnblio
patronage, of which I shall endeavor to render
myself worthy. j. j. PitLgl,DT.
Cuablib Hall, Clerk . aug6-dtf
W Dr. Fleagir still continues to be the only
lawful agent in this city for the Artificial Bubber
Teeth.
After furnishing nearly a hundred sets in the
past five years, he has no hesitation in recom
mending them as the test and cheapest material
in use, being worn in the most difficult months,
with comfort and efficiency. Persons suffering
with bad fitting mettle plates are especially re
quester to call at the Booms next BittrollTs, Main
B T
TELEGRAPH.
News from Rebel Sources Federal
prisoners seat to Danville, N. C.
What it Costs. We are informed
that it cost the tax payers of the city of
Evansville last year $117 to have the
dead hogs removed beyond the city lim
its, and it is estimated that, in conse
quence of the prevalence of hog cholera,
axe-handle disease, arid " other ills that
hog flesh is heir to," a Shakspeare says,
the cost this year will be $150 or up
wards. Is there a necessity or a sensi
ble reason why our citizens should pay
this tax to accommodate a few? Let
the edict go forth, and let the.hoji-
( . S. Pension Agency.
Established by Government authority, for pro
curing
PENSIONS
for 1 1: valid Officers and Soldiers, deceased Officers
and Soldiers' Widows or Orphan Children, De-
pendent Mothers or Orphan Sisters.
BOUNTY AND ARREARS
fnr TUhmuJ U 1 .1 : . iiri, i. .. .
wct4 gnjicia luuws, Lunuren, ratbrrs,
Mothers, or Brothers and Sisters. Also for dis
charged Soldiers, who nave served two years, or
been discharged by reason of wonnds.
BOUNTY LAND AND BACK PAY
for Widows er other legal claimants of Soldiers
of 1812, Mexican, and other past wars.
This Agency adjusts claims for parties and sol
diers of Indiana, Illinois and Kentucky, in accord
ance with the only forms and instrnctions upon
which their claims are granted at Washington,
and is the only Agency thns located, and solely
and exclusively employed
Persons writing their case plainly, and enclo
sing stamp, always answered.
Offh'K Third street, nw Main, Evansville
JOHN TKNVIS,
,,s Pension Agent.
WILLIAM REAV'S,
Attorney at Law and II. 8. Claim
Agent.
Is authorised bv Ike Government to procure Pen
sIosm, Boaatj uoes. Back Pay, Bounty Land
Claims fnr linasr.s and other Tropkktt destroyed
hil- in tsa sen-k-eor the Government, and all
clni:ns,i.f whater.-r kind or nature against the
l'n::,.d states.
ttoanjg tor Discharged Soldiers!
Br :tn smo.dm.Mit lo the Bounty Law, passed at
-the Lift session of Congress, "Alt soldiers nr
oth.M iwrsons vrlm i,are . aAai2 nereater be
discharged within two years from the date of their
enlistment, by reason r wounds received In battle,
shall re five the same Bounty as thongh thoy
served two years."
Office Uii Muin Street, over Keller's Gnn Stere,
opposite the Court House, Evansville, Indiana.
Correspondents must enclose stamps.
naJioiKt references given If reqnlred. mhSS
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
New Yoek, Nov. 20. The Richmond
papers of the 16th contain the following:
An Atlanta, Ga.. dispatch dated Nov.
13th, says a party of Georgia State
troops and Indians killed the notorious
Bryson and 34 of his men a short time
since, on the line between Georgia and
North Carolina.
A special to the Register, dated Sweet
water, Nov. 12th, says the Federals have
removed all their supplies to Knoxville,
and are living on half rations.
A special to the Intelligencer says
that Yankee officers who desert and
come into onr lines report that Grant
expects soon to assault Lookout His
army is on half rations.
Thirty-one hundred of the Yankee
prisonersin Richmond have been ant
South to console the good citizens of
uanviue.
The escaDe of the notorions Buekw
from jail has removed the difficulty with
regard to the exchange of Surgeons.
It is probable that the next fla of
truce steamer from the North which is
expected at City Point daily, will bring
up a large number of our surgeons held
as prisoners at the North.
IheLibby contains 84 Yankee sur
geons, which is quite as great a number
as me lannees hold. These will be
sent torward as soon as ours are receiv
ed.
JSo news was received here yesterday
iiuiu tue iuowan.
We heard that the enetnv were fortifv
ing Winton, but the rumor wants confir
mation. We should not be surprised at
auy ume, nowever, to hear ot an attack
on Weidon in that direction.
The bombardment of Fort Sumter
iastnight continued as usual.
Slow firing is eoins on this mnrninrr
Tha enemy fired 25 shots from Fort
Gregg into the city, doing no material
damage. It is reported that a eun
uuist at, me last ure.
There has been slow firing on Sumter
an uay.
The present indications are that the en
emy intend more extensive operations
No monitors were in action to-day.
They have retired.
guns into position, and poured in a
Hanking fire in the afternoon. They
brought forward a heavier infantry force
once more, and after a brief skirmish
charged our position. A terrific hand to
uauu nconmci occurrea. uur men
LINIMhNT.
SEWING MACHINES.
dr. j. woodruffs GRO VER & BAKER
English Sewing Machines
teUrf cozened fSoutt ' HORSE LINIMENT, ' Best Ma" the Market
more Premiums than any
DRY GOODS
Manufactured by
They have tk-other.
third of a mile to a strong line, which
we noia to-night TT,,nTr -
We have to regret the wounding ot tmnn La.2Zlu01 ILD1. They make Less oise than any other.
General Sand ;rs and -the Cantain "who They Run Eail r thsn "r '-
Commanded the OUtpostS. Gen. Sanders WllOIPSA.I ft Ifrnffffisfa They are kept in Order Easier than any other
situation is critical. Lieut. Col. Smith "6 w'
of the 20th Michigan, was killed ot EVANSVILLE, IND.
Campbell s fetation. Our loss in that .
fight was between 200 and 300. Our loss ' TWSS
to-day will not exceed 130. , of some twenty years for ' l rctlce
The enemy's loss on Thnrsrl.iv nxln i Rhnmatiom
to the severe fire oAur artillery, cou'd Bruises,
not have been much less than 1,000. ' Spra-'ns,
Their loss to-day is estimated at 400 or j Ulcerous Sores,
Gen. Shackleford had a brisk fight on Wounds
Sunday with the rebels on the other side ! Crackftd ITsl
of the Holston, three miles from here, Tonn&SuL
thev Jl2 r in check' and at nigbt Wi,h the most sreftMVS
they dispersed. cures m a number of cases where other remedied
men a,re, lnth? best of spirits, and tho hlfmaXdy Vv" '!!f
perfectly confident of success to
morrow.
SPECT CLE3.
One of Hdnnewcll's Great Remedies.
HUNNE WELL'S TOLU ANODYNE. This
most wonderful and reliable preparation which
has pnriit.l its true myr . v
-Eatutg, Lou of MJ, ueiwru.
. v ...,7 AmtitnUI.
h?m f-TJoM.i.-Crawford, the TZ"
murderer of Cassady, had a preliminary Ha Perfect reUef' "l""
e. v.C.n 1 ' , .ii.t..rhl. and one of its
examination yesterday auenmuu u7.v. tnTe aiterwors. -
Esquire McBride, and was committed to M bo in .very
tt.opr.nntv iail. to aait the action Ot rir,tion-eQuals its real necessity, ,
. . ..! I ! " J . J SBIMIil, w- - T
derstand, was told by trawioru vu tne Grand Jury, on a pharge 01 murucr. or u, splendid results. . ,
mmercial Wharf, Bjston
ford when the murder was commmeui
detained as a witness, and is now in
From Fortress Monroe,
Rations Sent to Richmond to our
tsoldiers Rebel News from Charles
Ion The Rebels evidently Uneasy.
I'ORTBESS Monkob, Nov. 20. TliP
steamer has arrived from City Point
Col. Irvin satisfactonl V triinsfcrrprl llm
Government rations, also the Baltimore
American Relief Fund provisions, to
Commissioner Ould.
Ihe Richmond Examiner of the 1 St h
contains the following
(. iuki.kstov, Nov. 17. Two of the
monitors engaged are not seen this morn
ing. A report from Moultrie suites thnt
the leading monitor in the light had her
smoke stack and turret perforated.
The report from Sumter states that
four monitors took their position to-day
near Cnmminu's Point, and afier.rrU
passed uj. the channel. It is believed
they can i d heavy weights suspended at
certain depths below the water, to ascer
tain if there was passage for vesi-U of a
certain draught
More Yankee Prisoners sent i. liur I
BMBSSSSBBBSSSSSSSSnSSBBSPSI " T fn4?l.' I
I. XIITTENBERG,
Manufacturer of the newly iuvented
PERISCOPI :
Spectacles
us who have been confined to thole k. .v,J
most agonizing pains of Rheumatism, 4c. in
some cases as long as three years
Wo do not propose, like so many proprietors of
Pa eut Medicines to gin the favor ef the public
by publishing the certificates of persons who
porhaps never bare .ii.t -v. ",
deuces are thousands of miles distant from the
T . J"' uul 'eei connaent the Linimen
will speak for itself. We would refer to the fo
,. 2 ,f we'' nown citizens and others, who have
used the Liniment and are acquainted with its
They make Both 8titches The Single Lock or
seam alike both sides, or the Double Lock or
Grover ft Baker stitch.
They Embroider.
They do all kinds of Family Sewing.
They are sold on Better Terms than any other
vis: you can get either the 8INOLI or DOUBLE
lock Mitch, with the privilege of exchanging any
timo in three months. Call and see Machines and
Samples. W. H. TURNER, State Agent.
Indianapolis, Indiana.
Ot9.An Agent wanted for Evansville. nov3
LYON'S COLUMN.
Army Field Glasses,
Superior to all others now in use.
Ed. Degarmo,
Solomon K.eh,
Ronald Fisher,
Cant pt.).(
col. libeinlander.
SPY GLASSES,
Micr-ojso opes,
OPEBA GLASSES,
Marine Spy Glasses,
SIMPLE MICROSCOPES,
A ml nil Eha4( of
OPTICAL 17-TRUViEST.
fun lie hn.f ulilv f
mi m9
EVANSVU.LE, INDIANA. '
T BITTEN B tut If AS SOW OS H1VD3
prices; his p.n ,, nSSWTE
prove,..,., i. smntrfacturw ciisssUofa i
bm rkrietyrt apeetaclesfro'u, ,h, mo-ft common
toth, vrry l,..,t. vi.: Tie fin.-t qttalitv of Gold
ksosf rtr.-nn.te sAiptation . f the Convex (oncavo
Perisropic i.riin- nle,- iu .. ...
riiM-iul an tl- (iold M...n v.. .. s . .. .
... uri.r "CI us KrOOVfH I It to ih Hi
rj . . " '
,f ,r, 1. 1. ' ' , "".scarciv visil.Ie. No. 2
i ! PcHfccal 3 th- globules of a
iimr.- light, s:nu- ur wind ;.rr, els Baa
Setcbell & Bowles,
Mrs. Degarmo,
Henry Dodenhoff,
Joseph Kahn,
Mrm. Ed. Bowles,
J inn h.,,ii,
i- ..11 T v . m '
.1, k . k nn" 01 othsrs, but believe
- - - hi uv snmcient.
ti i 't. t T"' """Jded in all cases where
.....,,,...,,, no, give satisfaction.
Frice 2o cents per bottle. For sale by
LEICH A CABLSTEDT,
"OYl9-3m M Main Street.
NEW BOOKS.
8TBASGE STOBIES OF A DETECTIVE - Or
Curiosities of Crime. 7? '
REJECTED WIFE. B, Mrs. Stephens.
THE AGE Or FABLE. By Bulfinch
THRBE YEAB8 IN JAPAN. By Alcock.
VOLUNTEEB S BOLL OF HONOB, 25c
pepe, the scorr.
SILVER STAB. By May Carleton .
LtSJ.?S.?TE AND MABTYH WABE'S
KBssssssjas) la J.
SHADOW OF ASHLYDYAT.
trT" ? IICTOBY. By the author of An-
iu;u, 4sjv.
SYBIL CAMPBELL By Mav Carleton.
ALL DICKENS' WORKS (In P.mnhlet for.
TESTAMENTS WITH NOTES AND PSALMS
Kt.,):cr.spBiNGTiME-A W
GOMTS LADIE8' BOOK FOR DECEMBER
A KTIICR S HOME MAGAZINE, D6
NEW SI PPLY OF PUOTOGBAPH BIBLES
NEW RI PPLY OF PHOTOGRAPH imnii
NEW SUPPLY OF CHILDREN-8 BOOkI1 JS
- ior l"1" Mt nnnir.r.r .Q
.um ulri that he could' manage Caa- . , :n p0mnanv with Craw-
lUCUi " ' ' - J I tlUUCO, " ' , .
was
. x ... . , 1 t nnd sirlp whtll
aaay. ioncs sit-pycu ,
the bovs in the saloonlsaw a knife in the
hand of Crawford, who made a desperate
lunge with it in the thigh of Cassady. , In ordef that Crawford may have an
Louis attempted to interfere, but . . , , we refr'ain fr0m further
remarks on the case, or any expressions
of opinion as to his guilt or innocency.
,r.o Evansville, Ind.
- r n rnrable
Pulmonary
A C 4 D .
TO COSStMPTlVEs.
The undersigned having been restored to health
iB.f.w weeks, by a very -simple remedy, after
our citV Of bavin, suffered several year, w.th a severe .uu
JZSTT I", .andthat Z
alias Butternuts, alias guerrillas, has be- i. .u to make known
come so common that we scarce y a m u- of tb6
it worthy of mention. They are being of charge) wlth th. dire0.
picked up daily in the Ureet, river prepariDgand Ming the me, which
Cumberland river country, - , m mmAmmmn9mgmmmt im.M
i-:,. f,. Charleston on Monday
x 1 lauii wa .
nlghT among them the sailors and mar
ges captured on the night of the last
assault on Sumter's battered walls
The great ram Missouri, built at
Shreveport, Louisiana, is a failure, bhe
flnvormpnt half a million dol-
LI1C v.u .
No Richmond papers, except of the
18th, have arrived.
Burnstde's position Imprtgnable-Hs
hano fear of Longstreet-Mcade s
Army still BflvannnB.
tinT- i
Crawfotd turned upon him and sore
that he would serve him in like manner,
when Louis retreated.
The three men, Cassady, Lrawtora
and Jones, immediately passed out of
the front door, the former falling in the
gutter at the mouth of the alley, where
he was discovered in a few minutes by a
a party of gentlemen, who had been up
.uira oat in n- ovsters.
Getting a few hurried explanations j Campg MortoD) chase) or Johnsons Is-
from the attendants in tne sauxm, .UCJ Jand
hastened to the office ol the Post Adju-
Unt, who dressing hurriedly, immediate ZJSI.
lv called out the rrovost uuaru W,U c - -
ireat quantities u , .
ribs, &c, to exchange for greenbacks and
postal currency at reasonable rates. We
have tried them, and speak feelingly and
Tvrreil arrived just as the wounneo advisedly wnen w , -lyrreu
rr. c j , . . . . , ith vour baskets and
u K nr removed 1UIO luo uuui w. ieni. vr.i. .j j
ui .in " - pi
th saloon. change.
Cassady expired as he was being laid
upon the floor of the saloon.
An examination of the wouna wBa
s. A.
der all needful assistance and arrest, iuo
murderer.
It was somtime before a surgeon
lrlhPohined.butDrt. Walker and
thev will find o sure r
rvin,. Colds. Ac. The only object
UIOM.nl l in w
the advertiser has in sending th. Prescription is to
benefit th. afflicted, and spread information which
11. . 1 v. iirtnes every
he conceives to be luvaiuaoi. , -
sufferer will try hi, remedy, a. it will cos.
nothing, and may prove a blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please
ddre" Bst EDWARD A. WILSON,
Willismsburgh, KintJ"
aet30-3m
TnBiFIONS AND EXPER1ENCB OF
Washington, Nov. 20. Advices have
been received at the War uepwrmcm
this morning from Burnside, saying his
position is impregnable, and he has no
fear of the rebels under Longstreet.
It is reported here that Meade s ariny
occupied Madison C. H., and that the
rebels are retreating-
A New Trial Allowed for Use Alexandria.
Mnvp.mber 20. Advices
II A.- II I.. w.. , . . "I,"!
r . f A.im nnr Minister iu Jlinr-
trom mr. auauio,
land, confirms the news that a new trial
is granted by the Court of Exchequer in
the case of the Alexandria.
i..,.. r, ;r vf.;,i-4. Im- nlone Ih-iiic niio 1
to kmut fr.mi the pesnli ir anatoshy of the eye the
inture i if tln-di-i si i " 77
ncssaf schti listening T the pupil, r other
DfortnneocCTirriBgtothe vision. The eye l.o
,,etfBortde1lcatorJrKti,ahdif the mr.st vital
, . I.i tho h :I;ines4 mul pruspeTity I
man,snoTilrt'nvfS Amfwred with, either by
the individual or by those w'o, f..r mere profit,
rake nnoa themselves the selling of Optical In
struments, and h.kinw iiMtLins of the anatomy
i.i, i.i rlisnvrer ti. Droner srlasses to
OI HI' iji- - - ,1,,L .,f IhllSH
nit the pecnininiy oi im-m"- i(,"-
neeiling st-ctnel-. 1 1. -usnmis nave ..
vision entirely iron nui "ff"j;"s tv
nimlifii d to know tin- dinerent di-fei-t, m ea ih tn-
'!.' . .. mZZ i , r.,...r. :v it l.v VMI Mill
rr ,,r,,,.r if i ,,,1 ,if -hpe.-ta.-l-. I. Uittenlierg,
having bad over twentj-Bve years experience ns a
r, oil .r iinicli-nl optician, can assiin; Ih.. he giving
.i... - ,..ir Hint liv arnlvin to lnni they
iwi get the v.-ry ngni kiiiii in (iiii-".- -i -
tlii-ir case, sun in asuiH". ei. ii
eve siirht to old :-. N.-ir sighted pi rsons can
als,, oliiaiii of him th latest uTiprovement in
.i..i racles suiTi-n ro in.-ni. i--.uk
lhav also ti,,-most reoti new Kieia Glasses,
with Astro... i.-nl eye pi .-. Belag very iil.rror
U thM op-ra irlasf ttrrans.emi.nl. All kinds ol
Ontical Instruments repaired at the shortest no
tice and thase having pinvl.Hsi-d spc tacles of me,
a-r' i - iJ ruLifortune to break cm- of the
Icusesi cap hare it replaced gnu uitoiisly by apply-
RITTENBERG,
67 Main Street,
Jiet. Second and Third Sis.,
EVANSVILLE, IND.
sep. 29.
INSURANCE AGENCY
INSURANCE A GNCY
J- W. NEXSEN,
Marble Hall, Main Street,
EVANSVILLE, IND.,
Underwriter and General In-
surance Agent.
Adjuster of Fire Losses and
Notarv Public.
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FIRE, LIFE and MARINS.
ttibincd Cash Capital Ren-
resented over
$5,000,000 00
PREPARE IN TIME
AGAINST THK
THE FIRES OP FALL!!
BY
Prime A No. 1 Insurance
IN THS
Phoenix Insurance Company
OF HARTFORD. CONN.
The Fruits of the PhcBnix
Are manifest in the following statement of
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Klrer and Weather.
r.vnvvATi. Nov. 20. Weather wet;
beea raining since midnight, but not
heavily. Thermometer aeg., u..u.
Kiver stationary, wan i ...v..-.. -
the channel.
AN INVALID,
and
T)nRKi.L has laid on our uble co-
T -- Tllo.
ni nf Nix Nax, FranK Lsue
Kn examination of tne wouna r - Madame Demor-
.A KvSurceons Walker and trated Almanac, and Madame
iiKin."1'.' d-- I j nf Fashion. mssci
T7rreU. who found both the femoral vein es of ern8( and
ami ariery usu ircrn
Search was at once instituted for the
Ulirju -
directions for living o la mod'.
Runs etc s Florimel is an exquij
handkerchief perfume. For sale by
novt
murderer, and after patroling the streets
far near three hours Crawford was dis-
j w .k n.erl onncealed under a site
covereu u, mm, a i - , . . vVKUn
larpanlin at the end of a Pue 01 nai sap -
hay on the wharf, and was at once hand- T The undersigned tender
ed over to officers Morris and Tennford frienda and e8pec.
WUU lUUgvu
sftss fhi hnefit. nd as a warning
CAUTION TO TOUNO MN who snsr from
Nervous Debility, Premature " f"" ,
etc snpplyingat th. m. time, THK MfcAM.
'J .T.Vnsv Bv one who ha. enred himsel
aR.rbeingputtogre.t.xpenaeandinjnrythrongh
,imit onrl onackery.
.ingle aTr. Ks,.,
"al BldfiingsConnty.N. T.
LIQUORS.
TH El
or
rri that nio-ht. but was
oner's jury yesterday morning, where he
tending tne iunemi w. .
... -n-i :v Poo. KorD. . .
denied being at the Di ane3 r . ., Decker, at present m
sady and Crawford. In tne ear , , we tender our most sincers
of the evening the three nao embalming and sending the
er af the Shamrock, on Water street , home
drinking and playing card9, and just be- , remains PfyjRfc
.u c PV,i-1o had tfone to 1
tore going io wv. . . . . , :jf.
bakery on First street below V ine, a a highest;maraet tame - ; - wbe pwfcmlllB camp dnty
i r r.- Uros nt hre&a. i j c;r m!im Aoies. uiu i
PROF. 0. J. WOOD'S
HAIR RESTORATIVE.
This aatoMiahlnc preparatioh
Will make it grow on Bald Beads.
WH1 restore the Natural fceeretions.
Will remove at once all Itching.
Will remove all Dandruff.
Will cure all arnptions-even Scald Head
WU1 make th, Hair Sort an OUH-,.
Will preserve the Color 01 nair w -
W1H always Fasten it, and stop it Falling.
is on. of the beat torts! Articles for CM
Hair now In use.
Thonsands of Soldiers In the Arm-
.ifl-n m th. above, who baa become gra
' . . f.llmt.
lst their Hair by sickness, c..
BY LAST NIGHT'S MAIL.
" it i d nan Nov 17. The Herald's
Gen. Longstreet, after
Sntnr-
crossing tne ienu .., - -day
morning, the 14th inst.,was attacked
in the afternoon by Gen. Burneide, who
drove the advance guard back to within
a mile of the river's edge, by nlgWfHL
i .,( ornaeed the remain . 'r .t nis
XJUUttov. v.iw
troops during the night, and mi hnnday
morning advanced in force. Gen. Burn
side, finding it impossible to cope with
v: ' .ha .mall force at his disposal,
mm, - , i -
fell back to Lenoir, tne rear Kua ,-..
mishing heavily with the enemy during
the day.
Of
H.r.caan. rT. uonos
Rectifiers and Wholesale Dealers in eve..,
Foreign and Domestic Wines and
Liquors,
,. . very man who desi. to bestow his laiurauc
i uroii.iiti. up.'U
WELL T It I ED COBPOBATIOS.
OHIO...
t40,3T746
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E. A. COOKE 8l CO.,
Who hv jsst completed thsir winter .took rf
vooos, cocaistlng In part el
French Mericoes,
Checked and Plain Alpacas,
Silk Striped Lustres,
Wool and half Wool Delaines,
Ladies' Misses' and Childwm'.
Hoop Skirts,
Z? "s CMdreo''
Hoods, Nubias and Hisses' Fancy
Knit Coats,
Sontags and Alexandras, '
Lambs Wool, Merino and Bal
moral Hose,
And a great variety of Notions, 4c.
Also Just received by express
A full ass or t men tjof Cloaks.
All the novelties of the season, comprising
Bed Biding Hoods,
Blue Circulars,
Black Cloth Circulars and Sacques
Various Prices : Styles to suit the
most fastidious. Come and see for
yourself at
No. 7
FIRST STREET,
No. 10
Wholesale and Retail
A5D
Cigars, Tobacco, Snuff, &c,
t,p T F WE TO C ALL T1IK ATTENTION
B oMhe trCteof Ola Evansville, Sonth
ZTn Indiana, Illinois and Kentucky to oui eiteii
sive s Itbciuu large and complete, we can
sivestocK 11 a trade, goods thai
cannot fail to please Loth in qnnlit y and price.
liar stock l aving been bontht for cash, be
the rec.t advance. iilenahle s to compete w,
Thrift dearjerate charges were made m9mr,. d.-t-rmined that no necessity
S dunnSandabt,
it thev wero ropnlsed n Mondav "rp n.K of von a nu. ....... " '. We
it rney wcxo r ,.otor1 Tie- w..i ...ui.tiou when v.mi vibi! our cily. We
would be pleased to see yon at
No. 28, FIRST STREET,
.9.174.56
32,670.08
34,9211.13
18,323.3-1
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LOCI.' -
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II tfA -rJCDc atuooaa - - -
ALABAMA S-S.66
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DESIRABLE,
Has now arrlvsf , among which will b found a
compleU assortment of
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Plain French Merinos,
Fancy Frencn Merinos,
Fancy French Cashmers,
p . (-) Plain and Fancy imams"
. . p -.nd all ths New Styles of
m ! RICH WINTEB DBES8 GOODS.
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thiWnt advance. willeDme n9 10 c,m '. Xr
... " . -. . - . , i luiuul ana re-
lHsnr.incie soliciwo, aim , i - -
newed in this lS5gjaff2r ?
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Also a splendid line of elegant
Black Cloth Cloaks,
SCABIET AND BLUE CLOAKS,
CARPETS,
OIE CLOTHS,
MATTINGS,
to rtollingswcrth "Bro.Ts Queensware
Store, and show yon our ..ck, cm..-.-.... y-
HE
and had acted so boisteronaly that the j curre,,t money, at Lyon's
woman who was in attendance caiiea iu
.. t ... i t... i :
an oJicer to remove tnera, nui sssa y
Ai . Ue.tors.lve and dre.K
Wholesale and Retail Atents fer Kvansvllle.
Pictorials. M. L. Johnson, on
Main j HAir DYE! HAIR DYE!!
before the officer arrived. i street, Has a ve , . . - ; Celebrated Hair 1
Crawford says he is Irom west r . on- j assort.u. r Ja ihe Best ft, A rVorw;
months in tne i rary newapa r j Harmless, True, am.
upon
DUl luJ "I" : J ,-ii.,olarl T.e
morning uen. rurii.viC "j---- '
noir, but owing to the pnrsmt that was
i . antnrtninerl to iTive them a ae-
cided check, and accordingly came into
- - - , ..il -Ko11'q Station, wheu i
line Ol Dauie ai, v."F"-- - . Next door
r,r.ht Ansned. lasting iroui iio '- s,1lv. HU,i
B . :i j.,. Our first nogltion r F..reii:n :ind l'.-ine
commanded the road from both sides; BrandieSj Wir,es, Gins, Bums, &C .
I,..., PCeeded in outflanking our men , Robinson County, Kimel, Irisn,
r""," .r.m to the cover of the bat- Scotch. A- want or-
teries, which now opened a terrific and on wbiBtie,,e hXlnA&
TTrUe fire. The rebels retired be- in MountatoDew, Orap i,
fore it, gave, way, and eventually tell -to, a.-. JJTo.
Ahs nthe. Bcn"pvi p 5Zr
doorB Delow iijissssiiib , 'AKK '0.
Wl 4
! i .ui. e-, . .
WINDOW SHADES,
Window Hollands.
Curtain Damasks,
LACE CURTAINS,
Curtain Fixtures
CURTAIN CORNICES;
And almost everything in the
HOUSE FUHN1SHING LINE
ffl-lT JA"
So. 1 Flnt
ra.a w;' wW ssss.
THANKS.
AVIHQ SOLD OCT OTJB 8TOOK OF OBO-
ends and
bestowea
H CKB1KS te Mr. i. T. KLLIOTT. we return
r,r.lncere thank, to onr numerous b-"
a J 1. ...n unrllL
aa, ana um "i
II i o " j -
for some months, as also at Port j
The. only
Reliable Dye
Rebel army, but had deserted and made
wa
s.t n... Mi Orleans. Ladies, Arrs-Tiox.-Mrs. MrCoruiica
HOME INTEREST?.
S - .
passea oy e. ; - rm fhe of MMsflHsl .ad vie.nu.v
MMrn- . n,r,a..Bed
This splendid Hair vy " " "
Hiisly or Grey Hair. J-SSS3
WiHara. "J
few days.
or Satnral nrowu. - Solt and
the Skin, leavius "
M
' a v -it Main street. In older to ruaKe rouiu y e0ectJ)
ItUSUU, A' w.
where lor some momus, eut her enUr ,t0Ca H ( 8rt,n.ng . frequently re-
Hudson, he had driven a team in Banks , ... of Milliner, Goods. Hosiery. Ulove. I Beant.fi. ; imp tne ,
anny.aud had been in this city but a -oton.. a..,, ve - ye,. The GenuUe
for a new huildiug
-r and thev had come up the ,i. t.is a. Cooii.e, No.'.
ma w i 1 1 I t ii i ...
' . ..a. L!ll
rivi r together.
He says Cassady came iron. .. ...tnaaata ! 1" BarcU,
. .... 1 .v, p- Offii-. have juat re- , UATCHBLt)
He confesses to the mil- ; ru.t ree u , ; - . - - . w tock of I '. thb HAlB
, I MsrVM. ! AUll m a-" - a- r - : . 1
.. ... . , . ..in. II " . a I J m
r r...0..,lu lmt sa?8 ii u uu. r,.,.rT dreerrptlon . numcci h'.
' .11 tw. are mere imi
a 1 1.1 ItA STOIUCU "
DrugKists, as. BrtTT-T fjRKAM "FOB
11ATCHKL0B S a " ,.10dw,y
I- -
Kar-k to the river
It was now 3 p. m.
The enemy showing a desire to renew
the attack, and having "brought three
v.-;M n tbpir assistance, General
DUVLCl ico . '
Ri.rnside fell back to a more advanta
geous position, and again gave them
battle. t
The contesi uuuwi"-u,
nightfall, with onr troops in possession
tVimr nam OTOUnd.
The object of the battle having been
obtained, and as the attention of the
rebels had enabled our trains to get all
. . , foil hfk dur-
m tne aavaucc, wu u.w-- -
the night, and, early next i. uesusj ,
GROCERIES.
lOTTOV YARNS S BAGS MAY3VILLK
L 5O0-. and 600's; to'-B, 4 c0..
No. 4 Sycamore Street.
Cash Assets, January 1st, 1862,
$1,992,585.89.
Losses Paid, Upward o !
$14,000,000.
. J saiMShd
The irreat public service, prompines. .nu
MlothlseU-tHedand.
commenaiiwi""""""
pnrance. . . .. . tmmA bT
frW1 Marble Hall BniWlng, Vo. 9. Main st
GOLD,
SILVER,
Demand Notes.
customers for th. very liberal patronag
upon us duiins; tne pa., mn. J--
We take pleasure in recommondinf '
ance of the sam. to our suoceasor, believing his.
taZS3 "T worth? f tb S KIBY B1tQa '
SEWING JOLCmNES.
XXTBA FLOUB-100 BBLS. OS CONSIGN-
ment ; for eale at
oc22
8. E. GILBERT & CO.,
' No. 4 Sycamore Street.
GROCERIES.
Eicketfs and James' Checks, and
all other uncurrent money 1
at the highest market value.
-i.d mvnld-lin BOXES; FOTt SALK :
L.'l .- ..
O by
oc22
T. m I.BERT k X).,
Fo. 4 SycarrHsr-e Street.
riRAB APPLE CIM5B-2 bbU pure ' Crab Ap-
U pie Cider at H. A. COOa. t.
J-APLB 8TJGAE-3001. Maple .t
jPS6KD POULTBI AX 07
i . J l wtAvt- I 1 nosnRV I I r - . v.v sea -v I T-T . - vrvVTiO AT
lUg Uie nigni, , cV"v niK'AMOX-.HApHi;A " lAJlr. o f i H. A. COOK'S.
wkrf or'otpo.i. .j-iU" r-. i SISB -Taraisy i
This morning the atUck waa resumed. : oYanPSis5whod hai
The nemy finding it impossible to drive low by Eyf4LsBT?aBJ0re street,
onr men with infantry brought several j
self defense.
Dress Silk., the large.! stmk in the west ; Dre-s , fo.. ' .aa gala At
seIseVofthe hbtowb"""
11ISE
SxsTKM.-New and reliable
t V A T EnsVVsMl .
. . . . . i.ini,w.rte,l . Biilmoral . r , HKWAB Asso-
..r-n- ali. niwdl. lw rnmmi bi, i i". i . . i iwmiilt in wpui""" .
Another witn.-s-', William that are beaaOf-1 and chea,. i Bl.-ach.rt .TT0!(eBt in led letter envelopes, .re o.
Ri before lV Coroners Jury mat m bDiltilll5a, at September ,r'- Prints, good and , Address, Dr. J. 8KILI.IN Zjn'
tad known fWdy ever since be was fMt colora-, jOe. 0..r gol. " 1 J" , Howard Aosia.loa. Fhiladelphis. Pa.
born, and that he is from Zanesville; low.
1-1 M. SEULM AN HAVING FITTED CP AS
t . office, No. 35 Main StreeV vd 11 keep, t he i
SSifHSSH
uffi.T3u rapaixl kind of Sew
inghinesand pol on imv.ment.
ittkIrtoalamiucan
ThT Beit Paper for Farm and Fruit
'firowers-BlKht Dollar. Prasmimsm
for only Twenty Subsertttexa.
all other uncurreut money bonfht ! want ioooo 2
Volume nn tou.: w - ,- -
free to clnb Mbecriners in December
! Sd.dl, the best and cheapest
, grower's paper in Utej, at gsj
aiel every saiiriuc. . " , rrM of all
GRAPF. vTKES known te "fn.Kii
OaaAf PROLIFIC STRAWBrBTP,A.TS
lr!-iV.-ai:r a. targ. M
ma-. i v. "
T Every pereor
to all aj.pli
oSer the best
v is ud other clnb saeuta of any
TJOILED CIDEE 200 gallons ertra quality
I Bnilerl 1 ldur at . """"
LION.
TI aw j next, nd SSSS1
in. mone. m,u.1' positively I
cants, with f.U a"'" . .,.h.r cib i
term o U!'" j
terms to ta'., rountry. EIunT WOU-
, wth r pobhshe r in . xvrsXTT sub-
iSarfCiygg 7,11 ofthschoic-
i vluis. al of whi- it ar, to be rasx to mv
i est grape i- . . IM.imni roniss immedt-
sss fc'-i , c a hr sneeiBaen roou
...wnnsTB . p."- t f . n . r
! "" .ddnss X. B Missa, -i--"
goaniy. . T.