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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-09-20
CANDIDATES.
For PrOsecutfng ATtOrney

For Prosecuting Attorney.
We ars requested TO aunoua &c Louis y. Sf1SfoN
s cand.dafe for Prosecuting Attorney OF the Cir
cult Court in the 18th Judicial Circuit, at the en-
suing Oct Der Election. d@W
q. G. "a kweII of ockpOrt, is candidate for
Pr scouting Attorney Of the Fifteenth Judicial
District
NA EDsTOR Please announce my name as a
candidate for reelection TO the office of County
Commissioned at the ensuing October election.
w. PRUITT
For Auditor.
EDTraRs JOURNAL Please announce the name
Of WILLIAM BINGHAM a candidate for Auditor,
At the ensuing October Election Ho will be sup
ported by MANY FRIENDS.
MEssRs EDtFoRs :-You will please announe
she name Of WM. H. KLUsNAN as a candidate 10
Auditor Of Yanderburgk county, at the ensuing
October election.
vrCToR BIsCH has, at the solicitation of many
Citizeus, become ndidate for Auditor OF Van
derburgh County at the ensuing October Election
MEssRs. EDIToRs You will please announce my
nsme candidate for auditor of Vanderburgh
County at the ensuing 0ctCbe election.
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Arrival and Departure Of. the
MI a L - -

THE time here set down is adjusted to contract
hours. On the River there is variation according
circumstances.
Railroad NAL (for Vincennes, Terre aautes
Indianapolis, Cincinnati, Louisville, St.
Louis, Chicago. Cairo and other Eastern,
Western and Northern points, and B. r.
Way Ofices) every day except sunday at A. NJ.
THURSDAY, and saturday at az
PadHcah Mall (river) every day in the
week except Sunday and Thursday at Ii1S An.
Green RiDer Mail flor Bowling Green and
s way points, every Monday and fhurs- .s5
day at 49, P. n.
Bff. Vernon BTau CANDY every Tuesday.
Thursday, and Saturday at 81 A. NJ.
Esw Harmony Nal every Monday, Wed-
nesday, and Friday at ID A II.
RcekpoTt EIGSt (land) every Monday Wed
pesday, and Friday at 81 A. m.
Pstsrssargh Mail (way )severy Friday at 9L 4. N.
(Petersburgh letters. &C come and go
By Railroad daily.
cyAthiaHa Mall every Wednesday at P a.
LEAVES az !, .. Thursday morniBg9
TIME OF DELIVERING.
Railroad Araa. every day except sunday Of 6F. m
Louisville Nal (river) every Tuesday,
Thursday, and Saturday by 6P nj
PadHcaE Mail every day in the week except
Sunday and Thursday by ga.
Green Rivsr Msil, every Monday and Thurs
Mf. TsTnon 1faa Qand) every Monday,
Wednesday, and Friday by 3P- n.
Nes0 Harmony Nal, every Tuesday, Thurs
day, and Saturday BY Pm.
Rockpors Bfaz (andl every Sunday at P. H.,
and wedne.d day and Friday at 7AM.
ARRIVES the evening before, after Office
PssersJlrrgh hal way every Friday by sZAM.
sCanthiana Mail every Friday at Z A. N.
Arrives the evening before, after once hours.)
zEE-Post ONCE opens at 7 A. n. and closes at tx
p NJ on week days. Delivery closes from 8 to 8 P.
NJ on week days during distribution of the Rail-
roaI mail Office open from to P. n. on the Sab
bsfb JAMES 81. McNEELY, P. NJ
Evansville, Ind, May l, 1851. tuly22-ywc
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HARRIsRURd, Sept. 19.-GoE. Curtin has
issued a proclamation in accordance with
that of the President, ordering the 26th OF
September to be observed as a day of fast
ing and prayer. .-e-
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P1rTsBURa, NJ, Sept. l9.-River feet
seant by pier mark and falling. Weather
clear and warm. 5a-3 est5
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-09-20

I1OTWnfseSs .GgfeHtsOss !--tor the erangy-
ments of the system, incidental to tn e change of
diet, Wounds, Eruptions, and exposures, which
every Volunteer is liable to. There are no rene
dies safe, convenient, and reliable as HOLLo-
Ways PILLS & OINTMENT, rs cts. per box.
sept20-6td tH ufg as FL
Dr. u AfOsfefser's Celebrated stomach
BITTERS is one of tine greatest Strengthening pre-
pa ratons extant 1t is especially adapted those
who are afflicted with the Fever and and Agus. or
any disease arising from disordered condition of
the digestive organs For Fever and Ague there
is no medicine in the world equal to it, as it en-
tiers, purifes and replenishes the blood, which is
so imp ort ant to bring about healthy action in
diseases of this nature. The Bitters are now
among the most popular, aud at the same time.
va Iuab s speeihesia the medical world. In recon-
mending tito the public, are fully oonscious of
doing them great service, knowing do, their
many excellent qualities, and sure and speedy ao-
tion in all VIII e the disease is caused by ir-
regularity of the digestive organs trial will suf
| fee for the most skeptical. ~
For sale by Druggists and dealers generally ev-
erywheFe rs e. sep17 -lwd
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R@rhaps's HoIsaad Bar ers.AThe Phila-
delphia Argus, in speaking of the lato exhibition
held IN tina. city by the franklin Institute says ::
ain noticing medicines, we are always extremely
cautious, unless satisfied of the srits of the art-
Gle. Among those exhibited is the celebrated Hol-
land Ritters. This medicine has been extensively
introduced into every State in the Union and into
the Canadian Provinces, principally within the last
two years. The exhibition shows testimonials In
every language known in America, among which
we notice one from the late Hon John N. Clayton,
of Delaware
Dyspepsia, Hec5ache, and Indigestion, by
which all persons more or less affected, can
usually be cured by taking moderate exercise,
wholesome food, and dose Of BOerhave's Holland
@ - sep1-4td&w
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RIVER AVID WEATHER.

CINCINNATI, Sept. 19.-River risen six
inches. Weather clear. Mercury 49,
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m TTEJV"TEOJV-, SOLUAEAsg
@tE No. 8. Second Street, in Brsy's Block, Is the
onIy place in this city where you can get home
made Shirts, OF have them made to order at short
notice. Prices to suit war times. j. SMITH
fmay24-3m. '-@t a'4-a
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The Blood Is ire Lffs.-No more shall the
poor sufferers in our country languish, their con-
stitution racked and torn by strong and dangerous
mineral medicines; they will come to the fountain
of health, found in simple herbs and roots from
lures storehouse. THE MOUNTAIN HERB
PILLS, of innocent mountain plants composed,
will reach and stop tn cir distress, and cause the
blood, renewed and cleansed, to carry through the
body the clements of health, building up the bro
ken constitution, and carrying life and health
where, but for them, would have been the wreck
of hope-the feeble moan of suffering at last end
ed by the cold hand of death. Do not let preju-
dice overcome your better reason; do not look on
these Pills only like others do not let your de-
spair. after trying everyth ing else, prevent you
from trying these. The blood must be pure, and
then sickness is impossible. What great and yet
simple truth this is it appeals to the common
sense of aI it is the great keystone Of the heal
ing art Judson's Mountain He rb Pills will purify
and cleanse it as sure tho sun will rise to-mor,
row These Pills are sold by all medicine dealers
t-- sep1-1md&~l
and Affections incident to dlsOrdered state of the
liver or digestive organs, when certain remedy
is within your reach. Boqfand's German Biitefs
will cure you. IN you will only discard your pre-
judice and give this article trial. you will never
regret it. Your stomach VIII be strengthened and
regain its original vigor, and you will be able to
digest your food satisfactorily.
These Bitters are for sale by all druggists and
dealers in medicines, at rs cents per bottle.
anil sgeudG
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GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE
hs Nls WDAb " Nv y GWsl
S OLE PROP R g, 2 s

NEW YORK
Hss- Agents wanted always-address as above. -dsa
Sc For sale in Evansville by eller 8 White.
LEIGH & Carlstedt, Thompson, Bierbower, Pierce
and by Agents and Merchants in every town ia
Posey, Gibson, aud Warrick counties
uay8- Ind await
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RlaedfnK "a ~ Ealss e-e, q speciil disea

1tNN"t1sB - bFts LstI's 8 > . speOIIA uHso.SO
and special treatment. The and results Of
HunnewelI's Tolu Anodyne do not quite admit of
actual accounts ofcures but this much is sure, and
should meet with use and appreciation by all who
have this uncertain tenure Of life. The entire
compound is perfectly consistent With cure, in all
cases of Bleeding, which has been fully tested on
cuts and bruises sutwardly. Being perfectly adapt
ed to the Lusgs with the Tolu, and healing prop
erty of the Cannsbis, hardly expires
sions strong enough to meet our confidence in it,
or to urge trial Let it be taken in confidence by
all. See advertisement and call for pamphlets.
-.r eep1- 1md&W
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TThe time here set down is adjusted to contract
hours. On the River there is variation according
rr- fr ata
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-09-20
SOeciaF Notices.


Se0rbHfte DEssGses ars the parent STOCK rom
which arises large proportion of the fatal naia-
dies that afHict mankind. They are, as 1t were
species OF pota to rot in the human constltutlon'
which under mines and corrupts all the sources Oh
its vitality and hastens It's decay. They are the
germ from which spring Consumption, Rheuma'
tisrn, Heart Disease, Liver Complaints, and Erup
tive Diseases, which will be recognized as among
those NEST fatal aud destructive to the. races OF
men. SO dreadful its consequences to human
life, that it is hardly possible to over estimate the
Importance Of an actual and reliable remedy, tha1
caR sweep out this scrofulous contamination. We
know then we shall proclaim welcome news to cur
readers, of one from such quarter will leave
little doubt Of its efcscy-and still more welcome
when tell them that it surely does accomplish
the end desired We mean ATER's SARsAPARILLA,
and it is certainly worthy the attention Of those
who are afifcted with scrofula or scrofulous Com
plaints.-Rsgistsr. albany, N T. sep1-1md&w
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Two Days in Advance of the
Cincinnati Papers. e e

s I.I bHeIlrK Bats 51fI
We also furnish the
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-29
NEWS FROM THE SOUTH.

The New York Tribune states that John
M. Bolts of Virginia is in Washington, that
he came from Richmond in disguise, that he
intends to claim a seat in congress, and that he
brings from the south important news-so i'm
portant, indeed, that the Tribune takes to
double leads and prints it in the most exciting
style. The news, given in a private letter OF
Mr.. Bolts, is that the rebellion is now in such
desperate circumstances that Beauregard has
issued secret circular to the authorities OF
the south, in which he says to them -
"If the cotton states do not raise and equip
100 900 men in sir UeekS ice are ruined! Om
troops in this state (Virginia) to a great ertent,
are JuSy IN supmeSSing instructions among the
blacks. Thea are breaking out in every direction,
But for this, yor desire to see Washington IN rt-
ms ,could long since hare been gratyied.'
This news is very important, if true but
we had supposed that the confederate conspir-
acy made it the business of jeff. Davis to is
sue such circulars and communicate with the
Authorities of the SOUTH" but the southern
leaders, like most of the southern soldiers,
may be incapable of proper subordination. If
Mr.. Bolts is at Washington we shall not fail
to hear from him, and perhaps he can furnish
a copy of the circular from which he quotes
He tells the Tribune that Extra Billy Smith
has been at Washington in disguise quite re-
Gently, and that he appeared at the war de-
partment as beggar.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-29

Cornet Band to the depot for Worcester by
the middle train. Speeches were made oy
Rev. Mr.. Clark and others. Each member
was supplied with copy of the new Tesla
ment. They muster Ga men,
LANcAsTER.-Co. /, of Lancaster Oap''
Sherwin, have adopted the name oil the ray
Light Guards, in honor of their patron Ooi'
Fay of that town. They were escorted oy a
large body of citizens to the Town Hall where
fine collation. was provided, and 70 IN caSh
presented to each member OF the company
being the gift of citizens of that and the au'
joining towns. Patriotic remarks were maze
by Col. Fay, IL. C. Kimball, and Kew MeSsls'
Bartol and Eds, and prayer was offered by
Rev. Mr.. Lawrence. The company mustered
76 men.
BLAoKsToNE.-Th members OF company
X, received orders, Wednesday, with much
satisfaction, to report to Gen. Ward, Friday
with the other companies of the 10Th regl
ment They left, under command OF capt.
M. w. Gathell, with the sympathles ana
prayers of the whole people.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-29

In his proclamation to the peopieot Baltimore,
Cen. Banks states that, in arresting marshal
Kane, he acted in obedience to express orders
from Washington. He has specific "instruc'
tons" fol- what he has done and is still doing
in Balitimor, Gen. Lyon, addressing The PEG"
ple of Missouri, quotes his orders from WASH
ington, TO show how strict they are, and how
imperatively they require him to make
war OIL the secession treason in that state.
There are many who think and speak OF Tie
proceedings of these commanders as though
they were quite Independent in their move
ments, and had no need to wait for orders from
Gen. Scott This is a serious mistake. Meth
err of them would venture to undertake any
important movement without orders. The
arrest of Marshal Kane was probably deter
mined on at a cabinet meeting where Gen.
Scott was present. 1t was high time to arrest
him
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-29
Rebel Official Account OF the Evacuation
of EAarper's Ferry.

BALTIMORE, June &c. rhe injunction of
secrecy being removed, the Richmond Enquir-
err of the oath gives the following report OF the
evacuation of Harper's Ferry, from which 1t
appears that Gen. Johnston evacuated the
place because it was untenable, lying, as it
were, in the small end Of a funnel, the broader
end of which could with great ease be occu'
pied by the enemy. he Enquirer says 1T
was well known that Gen. SCOTS plan was to
turn Harpers Ferry by the column from Penn
syIvania, under Gen. Patterson, and effect a
junction. near Winchester or Strasburg, with
another column OF Gen. McClellan's army,
passing through Romney, and cut off Gen.
Beauregard's and Gen JohnstOns armies from
each other.
This plan was completely foiled. On Thurs
day, 10th inst, Gen johnston having waited
ei,ti1iy noe,s. FerGE., nuG enough to make the
position 10 the last, and learning that they
were advancing on WilIiamsport and RomneJ
sent portion of his force TO Winchester by
rail. On the 18th he continued this move
ment, sent back his tent equippage and
other heavy baggage, his sick, &C., and set fire
to and burned the railroad bridge, and such
public buildings as could be burned without
endangering private property, spiked such
heavy guns at the Ferry as could not be re-
moved, and, on the 18th moved with his whole
army, marching on foot in the direction of
Winchester, encamping about three and half
miles southwest OF Charleston The enemy
taking this movement, as it was intended they
sholld take as a retreat, crossed brigade of
their advance division, commanded by Gen
Cadwallader who Joined their forces OF Satur.
day or Sunday morning, which was moved
forward towards Martmsburgh, on Sunday
morning.
On the 10Th Gen. Johnston changed his
line OF march at right angles, and moved
square towards Martinsburgh, encamped at
Bunker Hill, on the Winchester and Martins
burgh turnpike, twelve miles from Martins.
burgh, to offer battle there, or to advance or
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-29

Paris Correspondence of tle New York EXPRESS
About fifteen years ago, Il Madame X, be.
longing to an aristocralc family, POSSESSING an
ample fortune, and endowed with every per-
sonal charm and mental accomplishment. lost
her husband, to whom she was passionately
attached. From the day of his death, She
adopted an extraordinary resolution, and car
red it out with irnness Indicative of very
great strength OF mind Madame X volunta.
r1ly renounced the world, and immured her
self IN her bedroom, transformed into a cell
Her food, clothing, and such other objects as
she required, wee placed in Il small ante
Chamber, where she could reach them. In the
door OF her cell she caused a grated wicket to
be constructed, through which she communi.
Gated with her domestics.
HfoDabiy with view 10 increase the bitter.
ness OF her luxurious retirement, this strange
hermit had retained splendidly furnished
apartment, on one of the gayest boulevards,
anu discharged none Of the numerous servants
in her employ at the period Of her husbands
decease. Her affairs continued to be managed
by an intendant, and everything was conduct
od us il she herself had participated in the
transaction OF business She gave parties and
received visitors as before in her sumptuous
saloons, and often invited her former friends
to dine at her table, where they were served
with every dainty. Through her barred
wicket Madane ~ conYersed with her guests
asked after their health, and manifested the
same interest in their affairs as if she continued
to mnglc in society with them Whenever she
had occasion to ask for anything by letter She
always exacted the return of her notes with
the reply. Her habits were those OF an an.
chorite. She lived upon the most simple fare.
slept upon hard pallet, and kept her, cell in
order with her own hands, though surrounded
by servants whose places were complete sine
cures. The dressing maid in her employ. at
the moment of her husbands demise, had
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-29

gone away, and the successor to this servant
never saw her mistress's features til! Death
had set his seal upon them.
Last week, after the lapse of forty-eight
hours, during which Madame X. had sum.
moned none of her domestics, nor opened the
wicket by means of which all her orders were
given, the household became alarmed and an
pealed TO the police commissary of the quar-
ter, NJ. Jalet. That functonary at once pro.
ceeded to the spot, accompanied by a physi.
clan. After some fruitless rapping, the door
of the cell was forced open, and the recuse
was found lying dead upon the bed The
post morton examination established the fact
that she had poisoned herself by means of
oniun,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-29
For the worcester Daily Spy.

WooD.-I wish to call the attention of the
public to a growing evil, viz: the manner OF
selling wood in our market. Go to our wood
stand any day and you will find from two to
ner = iney navb II sofr d nox Dir tl''&dg8n;
from fifteen inches to three feet high, with
wood, cut stove length, thrown in without any
regard to compactness, thus increasing its
bulk in some cases one quarter. The law says
that wood exposed for sale shall be WeA and
close iaid together Then, again, they sell it
without being measured. The law says that
Il any fire wood, exposed for sale in market,
is offered for sale before the same has been
measured by public measurer, &C., they
shall forfeit the sum of five dollars. In these
close times for money the poorer classes, par
ticulary, should look well to how and what
they buy. IL.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-29

THE BLACKSTONE MILLs.-The machinery
of the Blackstone Mills goes into operation,
next Monday, calling back the help which was
recently discharged. The wages are to be
reduced, and the mills will run full time on
Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday of eac!
week Extensive repairs and improvements
are going on at Evans & Seagraves Waterford
Wooden Mill; the whole mill has been newly
rooted, large chimney has been built, and
new countingroom is in process of erection.
The mills are running night and day, now,
manufacturing army cloth.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-29

Sir James Clarke's Female PiiIs.-Ths well
known medicine is no imposition, but a sure and safe
remedy for Female Difficulties and Distinctions from
any cause whateYeri and although powerful remedy,
1t contains nothing hurtul to the constitution To mar
ried ladies It'll peculiarly suited 1t will in short time,
bring on the monthly period with regularity.
In all cases of Nervous and Spinal Affections Pain in
the Back and Limbs Fatigue slight exeron Palpita
ton Of the Heart Mysteries and Whites these Fils will
effect cure when all other means have alled and al
though powerful ren cdy do iron, caIomel
ahtimony or an thing hurtful to the constitution.
Fun directions the pamphlet around each package,
which should be carefully preserved.
ForIu particulars get pamphlet, free of the agent
B.-sl and six postage stamps enclosed to any au
thorized agent, will insure bottle containing over SO
pills by return of mail
ie5 deOdVweov1m ee
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-29

The FRENCH FREE MAsoNs..-rhe clerical
journals having been violently attacking the
Masonic body, and demanding its suppression
in virtue Of the provisions Of the constitution
against secret societies, the liberals are turn
ing the tables upon them by demanding the
suppression, in virtue of the same constitution
al provisions, of the various religious corpora
tons which exist in France in defiance of
them, and constitute so many secret organiza-
tons of the most dangerous kind. They
show that the enormously powerful society of
ST. Vincent de Paul. for instance, so numer.
Gus in France, counts two thousand "conier-
ences," scattered all over the globe, and has
no fewer than 100000 members or both sexes;
its revenues last year, according to the organ
OF tie society itself, amounting to 4,736, PAL
francs Paris Letter ~. Y. EUe Post.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-29

n Oreit Biessing to the Aflicted.-The
number and formidable character of Diseases of the
Liver have long challenged the attention OF medical
men, Some of these Diseases cascd under the general
term Of Consumption, have been supposed incurable
and the unhappy patient allowed t. die without medi-
cal science to offer him hope of recovery. Happily
tFis can no longer be the case. 4 remedy has been
found which Will cure all complaints of whatever char
acter arising from arrangement Of the Liver The Pills
discovered by Dr. Lane, prepared solely by Fleming
Bros Pittsburgh, Pa act directly on the Liver; and by
correcting its operation and purifying it from disease
cuts of and eXtirpaes the complaints which have their
origin in the diseases Of this organ. Remedies hitherto
proposed for Liver Complaints have failed to operate
upon the seat OF the disease but Dr. NJ Lanes Pills
make themselves felt upon the action of the Liver and
by cleansing the fountain dry up the impure
OF disease which thence derive Their existence
Purchasers Will be careful to ask Tor Dr. Al'LANE'S
CELEBRATED LIVER FILLS manufactured by FLEM-
ING Bros PITrsBuRGH, PA There are other Pills
purporting to be Liver Pills. now before the public Dr.
Nj Lanes genuine Liver Pills. also his celebrated yerin
fage can now had at all respectable drugs None
genuine WithOat tie signature Of FLEMING BROS
ie25 d6tSwlt ran