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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-16
Court Notice.

STATE OF INDIANA, c;rsr; ny sor ,snoer0u'g"
vanderburgh County No. IL.
October Term, las2-
Michael r. Antilles,
Rob't Rouse, Jr., and David A....hnar4
N. Walden, ExecG oss OF ,f~
the lest will OF Jane Rouse, -
dec's, and Paul X, semouin.J rtasansag-1 g.
ct GPPEAREy0-G By .GRFEDk VII
~ this day fled in the Office o. the Clerk Of the
Court aforesaid, that all Of the deiendaats above
named residents of the state of Indiaps,
and that the obect in the above entitled action is
to enf,rce the pay meDt Of promissory note
Notice OF the tendency Of said action 10 there.
70 giSed to taid Robert ROuse, Jr.. sDd David N
Walden and P. z. semonin, aud that the same will
stand for trial at the next term of the Court afoie
said, TO be b. gun and Leld ut the Court House in
the City Of Evans,i lie, la the County a. state
af' resAid, On the frat Monday IN October, A. D.,
1862.
Witness the Clerk Of said Court, 9hs eth day Of
August. 1862. LOUIS RICHTER, 81 rk
Asa Ig.ehsrt, prns atty. ,l j. aug9 3tw
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WEST BADEN SPRINGS,

49,
yHvHKs We ~ W.RTRRE.Rrg PE-fCB
n Is located j1st one mile from the old FSerch
Lick, formerly kept By me, and is the best nttso
up pa OF the kind in the State, an contains thu
beat aud grestest sssorfmsnt Of mineral waters
In fact, the Springs varis in their socin.
oil gu aliiies, that am enabled 20 treat Oe1ry All
T. diseases that Gosh is heir 70, With success.
For those that like ar uson en la., nave leu
For further particulars, would refer 70 y. X.
4 rev. y. A. Cook, aud Mr.. HenniDg. Of Evans.
VILE Parsons leaving Evansville will stop ct the
sioi.,. ON the o. & III. E. h., where they will
aud Mr Wilson. who win bring them TO this place
the same day for Tea. DR.. j. A. LANE,
arg9 1wd sfa Proprietor.
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Bateh.IO RS hafr DEsi-1hs bssssa
fhs E-Orfd.-WsLtIAM A BAIcHELoR's &c o.
brated hair Dye prOauces a color not to be distin-
gulsbed from naiu'e-warranted not to injure the
Hair in the least: remedies the i'll effects of bad
Dyes and invigorates the Hair for life. Grey, Red
or Rusty Hair instantly turns a splendid Black or
Brown, leaving tbs Hair bofs and LtsutifnI.T Sold
By all Druggists, &C.
co The Genuine Is -signGd WILLIAM A
BATCHBLoR. on Tire yosr sides of each boz.
FACTORY, No. 81 Barclay Street, New York.
4 Late 933 Broadway aud 16 Bond street,
June2-dw
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HOAL0H,GY,s .l.fLLa Il Eilion. nn

HOLEO W. US PELLs. = BiIious and
bowel complaints are speedily cured by steady
perseverance, with these medicii es. In Fever and
;ague, the efficacy of this remedy ia almost beyond
belief it should BE- resortsd to soon rs the dis.
ease ia suspected recurring chiils aud fin hes,
biIiousness, loss of appetite, furr ngue aud
dry ski :. sOldssverywh re. $50 auSe
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-16

Hon. D. n. Wnliamsvn.

The unconditional Union nominee for At
torney General, will address the people at
the following times and places:
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-16

3 New YORK, Aug. lathe aeraid's Har-
rison's Landing correspondent of the 18th,
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sprclai NVl.ces.
The Horrid Barbarity of the South

The Horrid Barbarlty Of the South
Is only ,quslled by tae seductive and destroyin
powers of the Lightning Fly / Her. Its zen.
dered attractive to Flies, and kills ms family. You
will sec them dead and dying within five minutes
Darker al thu windows but one, and there place
The Fly Knler. Every Fly will fud it in the
course OF the day,-asd die. Remember, it is the
Lightning Els Killer that DIES shis. Nothing
else wiil.do it. WW 81. 3ITE
- THE,BEAD-SHOT FOR BEDBUGs
Is certain and immediate death to these noxious
pest. 1t breaks up their Lests, destroys their
eggs, and is bosom of destruction to all tn {
ture near. a.. ~ - -
Both t;eIes for sale by KELLER q WHITE,
Evansville, and dead RS generally. aug5-lmdw
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-16

Wheeler & Iglehart, Jsrnes L, Blythe, Plaintiff
Attorney. IS Psi 30
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-20
FARM FOR SALE.

In the North part Of Walden, about two miles from East
Hardwick and near the stage road leading from Hard
wick to Danville about 80 acres OF land is well enccd
with cedar rails and wall is about equally divided into
moving, pasurage, tillage, wood land and small sugar
place The road is shaded by about 300 beautiful maple
trees of ten y.ars' growth. Buildings including two
arge barns in excellent condition and convenient
Exc client soft water the house and barn Said farm
has had the entire income Of another farm for the last
twelve years and is in high of ltivson, and
can nearly all be moved with a machine.
Also another farm for SALE CT about 80 acre40 clear
ed-hss large sugar orchard of about 1900 trees good
sugar house with fixtures for tapping 1900 trees 40 rods
of sawed troughs conduct the sap to the house Also
years stock of dry wood These places win be sold to
gether, separately if desired Direct all communic1
tons s. I. ELLIS, East Hardwick, Vt.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-20
CEOT HIS!
IL. r. RIKER,
d Il A p E. r AND ThJLO p

has just returned from NEW YORK, with good stock Of
Broadcloths Cassmeres and Vestings of late Patterns
and Styles ; German Broadcoths, Black Doeskins:
French Fancy DOeskins, for Gentlemen's
Pants; Rich Silk and Malseilles Vest
ings Satin and SILK Vestincs Of
the best qualities,
20 All Garments ma lie ut his Slops VII rba Go-a ,
the most worhmaallhe and fashionable manner
Garments cut for others make. and warran ed tn ~
Gentlemen wishing for good and fashionable Coat
can ge 1t BY calling at Mixers Shop.
May -, i,i)
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-20

We learn that the 18th Vt. regiment got
through to Washington all right, on the 18th
inst. Capt, Thacher's company were all we'll
Thursday, The regiment went from New Haven
to Jersy City in the new steamer Continen tai
breakfasted in New York, dined at the volunteer
refreshment Saloon in Philadelphia, supped and
slept in Baltimore and was reviewed the 18th
with other regiments by Gen Casey.
The 10th and lth regiments were in good
mer doing picket duty up the Potomac without
'ents of any kind and sleeping in the open air.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-20

The Vermont I'd and 5th regiments were at
Chambersburgh on the 18th inst, whether they
we've sent some days before to operate against
Stuart's cavalry raid. The boys say that the
people about there are very kind, and have given
them many good meals of victuals.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-20
TALLAHA ssEE, LEON COUNTY, |

To DIR. HERrIcK, Albany. n. Y,-My Dear Doctor
| write this to inform you of the wonderful effect OF
your Sugar Coated Pills on eldest daughter For
ment of the system, sadly mparing her health which
has been steadily failing during that period When in
New York April last friend advised me to test yoar
pills Having the fullest confidence in the Judgment OF
my friend obtained supply of Nessrs Barnes & Park
Druggists, Park Row, New York. On returning home
we ceased all other treatment aud administered your
Pills one each night. The Improvements i'll her feelings,
complexion digestion, etc, surprised us all. rapid
and permanent soraon TO health has been the result
We used less han five boxes and consider her cntreDr
well. consider the above just tribute to you
Physician, and trust it will be the means of induc
many to adopt your Pill. as their family medicines
remain, Gear sir, with many thanks.
Your obedient servant.
S. &. MORRISON.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-20

The Council of Censors reassembles here Tues
day the 2lst inst.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-20

expadi ionary character, and will take the field
in less than twenty days.
Gen. Buell. is reported to be just South of
Mount Vernon. Gen. Crittenden' 5 army corps
is further South In pursuit of Bragg.
1t is stated the rebel army is aiming to cross
into Tennessee by Big Creek Gap.
General Buell. is in close-purs it, and is
believed he will force the rebels to fight, or cap
ture large portion of them before they reach
Cumberland Gap.
The Perryville battle of Chaplain Hill was
brought on prematureIy, and against the or
ders Of Gen. Buell., whose plans for cnyeloping
the whole of Bragg's army were thwarted, and
his pursuit of the rebels delayed by that cir
cumstance
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-20
Herricks Kid Strengthening Plas te,

in five hourS, pains and weakness of the breast
side and hack, sind Rheumatic Complaints in equal
~ short period OF time Spread beautiful white lamb
skin, their subjects the wearer to Inconvenience
Price lSa4 cents,
errck's sugar Coated Pills and Kid Plasters sold
by Druggists and Merchants in all parts OF the United
States, Canadas and South Amerc and may lie obtain
ed by calling for them by their full name.
DIR. l.. K, llERRlCK & Co.,
Octl0n!y Albany, N Y.
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-, f INGALLS, Agent.
once of the n. Hayward Comma

"hNOf AC1ChERs OF INDIA RUBBER COODs I
40 Mix and Is Congress Streets
~ ~ BOSTON, MARCH lsr 1862
70 MdnufoctHreTs, TIE TrdGe, and the Pubic j.:
In the grant from the ~ Hayward Company to Metro
potan washing Machine Company, under the license ~
Charles Goodyear to said n. Hayward Company for the
use oil 'ulcanized India Rubber coverings for rolls the
r.gt TO such application to the Bailey machine was 81 g.
eially reserved and is exclusively ned by the y
ware company. These machines ard rights are guar
hnceu 70 me trade and manufacture ', and is the only
invention IN which the Nulcanized Rubber Rolls and Gov
ernes for Rolls, do not on the shaft or smut the
clothes ' " '"' ING
The injunction granted in favor Of the N. Harvard
company, as Joint ccuil tnanls and the su,enie
grant Wh the above reservation, fully establish the riL
70 t!i.s atticie IN the n Hayward Company. Any G1U
J." REPRESENTATION Is FALSE, nud evidently IN.
tna'd 10 impose upon ihc public false representations
li'le, as vel a. worthless Machines that turn on ns
Sn'' ana smut y. HAYWARD rNPANN.
Ingo. G. WEEGs. Agent
r,. BArhE May l-8g.
vas my rrr'lN ta have u'ed one o. Bailey, wash
w %"i ringing Machines, aDl can .ay shat il viii ,
al 'i'. ~ re- "nhf t.i az! am satisfied that FL sgye
Gn.-htt ~ il' wor; in washing and wrineo. and ,,.u
dry ia half tn time, aaa j, great ,a,.rg in t ,
OF c'''h's' 4. u. jACkNAN, lirre U...i
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the whole of Bragg 8 army were thwarted, and
his pursuit of the rebels delayed by that cir
cumstance.
CAIRO, Ill, Oct. 10. The schooners Dicke
and Continental were fired into near Island No.
81 last Wednesday by rebel battery of twelve
FOUNDERS, which the rebels planted on the shore,
but no one was hurt.
The gunboat Pittsburgh came up from Fort
Pillow and shelled the woods and several suspi-
cious places, but the rebels did not reply.
A Federal force stationed on the opposite
island, No. 10, was attacked by 400 rebels, I'M
der Faulkner, but owing to darkness, the rebels
fired into each other, throwing them into con-
fusion, when they retired followed by our cav
airy.
Eighteen rebels were killed. We captured
forty horses and several muskets. Faulkner,
three captains and thirteen prigates were taken
prisoners, and brought to Columbus last night.
Our loss was two killed and three wounded.
The Grenada appeal of the 18th ascribes the
rebel defeat at Corlnth to the drunkenness of
Van Dorm. Information from Cape Grardeau
says that 100 rebels under Jeffries attacked and
captured the town of Commerce
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. Is. The Washington
Star states that circumstances conspre to induce
the general impression among military men
here that the rebels in Gen. McClellans front
will soon fight, as he Is evidently crowding t.em
more and more, and they have not eyinced a
disposition to give back.
The fact is that i. they prefer retreating, he
may by moving upon the radius of u circle,
through some near part Of the Blue Ridge,
get before Richmond as soon, if not sooner, than
they reach that point marching down the valley
! to StauntOn.
This is the reason why it Is thought that
they must fight before attempting retreat.
CAIRO, Oct. IS. Capt. Sperry, commanding
at Birds Point, has just returned from a scout
ing expedition. He reports ,ha: the rebels in
Missouri County, Missouri, are very active, and
that the secesh in the rounding neighbor-
hood, are focking into the rebel campo Little
River Ferry, twenty miles from New Madrid in
large numbers.
The rebel force in that vicinity is from 1000
to 1900. Squads of rebel horsemen are scour-
ing the country, stealing horses and plunde1ing
private citizens.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Oct. Is. Reliable infor-
nation states that Quautrell, with about 200
men, made raid on Shawnee town last night,
burning the greater portion Of the town and
killing nine citizens.
They carried off all the horses they could find
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-20

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Oct. Is. Reliable infor-
nation states that Quantrell, with about 200
men, madea raid on Shawnee town last night,
burning the greater portion Of the town and
killing nine citizens
They carried off all the horses they could find
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IlIs may certify that | have usei or. Of nam,
'".+ "I4 rnsios Machines over y,a,. ind
"a s"..a ttl j. ru'"s ne .u gy bust 80. t.. 4 IL
Iehs. en- rigi, besides ssY,a la..s ,tuonrt 'i
.'' ..' '' tl.N"s' LEVI BOtTVELI
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CINCINNATI, Oct. 10. Gen. Morgan, with
1000 rebel cavalry, entered Lexington yester-
day. Our small force there retreated before
him on our main force at Georgetown.
Morgan found and paroled about IS of our
sick in the town.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-20

WASHINGTON, Oct. Is. The report that the
pirate Alabama is at Mobile is not only improb-
able, but positivey untrue. There is informa-
ton in Washington which warrants the belief
that she is proceeding in an entirely different d-
rection
, 1862-12-29
AND YEE THREE DAYS

AND A11RkxA0 UAASs
Three more days before the words are
spoken for which this war has waited.
Three more days for loyal men and Chris
tan patriots to watch and wait and pray
that frmness and strength may be given to
Abraham Lincoln in the great act devolved
upon him. Three more days for the in
Hueuces of weakness and decentralization
to work upon his resolution, and hold up
false phantoms before his vision. Three
more days for Border State Unionism to
threaten, and Northern dis1oyalists to OBJ
jurgate and protest. Monday, Tuesday,
Wednesday, and the end is reached, and
the Emancipation Proclamation blesses the
world and civilization that has waited for
1.-THE Union pe1ishing before our eyes
until it come. It will establish
through all coming time, New Years
day as the birthday Of a new people, ia
nation born in day" 1t will strike the
rebellion with the mailed hand and hurl
it PROSTATE. twill bring to the aid Of the
Union, won by the guerdon Of Liberty, four
hundred thousand men, and deprive ou1
enemies Of just that number Of helpers.
Does any one doubt that it will do this
The changed tone Of the rebel press, com
mencing with the secesh Times Of this city
is ample proof that they know the Procla
nation will reach the slaves and be efec
tual. They say nothing now Of the Pope's
bull against the comet. Their danger is tot
imminent for 1idicule. In three days tint
it will be realised. The Kentucky delega
| ton seud home word that the President i
immovablc. Thank God, and wait thret
| 1ayc
, 1862-12-29
FROM WASHINGTON.
Mexico Asks a Very Pertinent
Question.
Gen. Butler to Take
the Field.

Especial dispatch 70 the Chicago Ttibune.1
WASHINGTON. Dec. %, 1881.
Correspondence is going on betHeen the
MexicaE Minister here and the Secretary Of
State, based on the following facts: Last
summer permission was sefused Mexice to
export arns, although those purchased were.
Of quality which our volunteers would not
Use Now tie French government is permit.
tei- to clear vessels carrying mrIes, wagons,
railroad ties, and other eontraband Of war, in
in spite Of the Eemonstrances Of the Mexican
Minister.
Several French subjects have made claims
upon the government, through their Minister
here, for property destroyed By our armies in
Kentucky. -.
There are betweer'S3, 900 and 14.oO0 sick in
hospitals here.
| Commissioner Bontwsn has received at his
Office, since the tux law went into operation,
near six millions and shalt Of dollars. This
does not include CoIectezs' receipts.
Commissioner Bonts762 has decided that
when manufaaE Chewing or smoking
| tobacco is put up in packages Of tin foil
paper or other wrapping material, for con
deducted from the gross amount of sales be-
fore tax can be levied
Refncrs, who melt or refine sugar, or make
| it from mo1asses, are subject to the Is pei
cent per pound on sugar produced. The
| mo1asses or softer coffee sugar, SO produced.
is not taxed, being considered residuun1.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 2S.-Maj. Gen. Butler
| is by this time on his way to Washington, he
, 1862-12-29

The tory scheme Of Reconstruction Of
the Union" with six "New England States
left out in the cold,'' means simply the an
ne1ation Of the West and three Eastern
States to the rebel confederacy; the substi-
tuition Of the Montgomery for the Federal
Constitution payment Of the interest and
principal of the rebel debt, and reputation
Of the Federal war- debt; pensioning Of
wounded rebels and the relatives Of killed
ones; payment Of all damages the slave
holders have sustained while engaged in
oyerthrowipg the Union; extension of
slavery into the free States and Territories; !;
restoration Of slavery in the Federal dis
trict, REINSTATEMENT of the escaped con
trabands; reopening Of the African slave
trade, aud full restoration to political
power Of the rebel leaders. This is the
reconstruction of the Union" that Val
landigham, Fernando Wood, the N. 7,
Ford, Cincinnati Enquirer and Chicago
Times, and other infamous tories Of thai
ilk, are striving to accomplish. This j:
the sort of "Union as it was and Consttu
ton as it is,' they propose to "restore:
We defy any one Of them to point out an,
+! stopping place short Of what is here de
! scribed. No concessions or compromise i ].
! less radical than those named would th
rebel leaders look at or touch, and it
!: questionable whether they would adm;
; g.. cto+o, int, +},ai> corfa}aracr nvnn n
, 1862-12-29

rsuecia1 Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.1
MILWAUKEE, Dec. q, 1862.
The canvass of tho home and soldiers vote
eiycs and Brown, 1st district, $3.50; majority
Sloan, Cd district, 1888; Cobb, Sd district,
2,422S; Eldridge, 4th district, $3.50; Wheeler
5th district, 1,O11; Hanchett, 9Th district,
1855.
Brigadier General Elliott, commanding tile
Northwestern Department, at Madison, issues
an order to-day prohibiting Captains or Colo
ncls from f,lrloughing men, and any man ac-
cepting such furlough will be considered de-
serter and forfeit all pay and allowance; also
subjects himself to the penalty award
ed by law to such offenders, No
plea Of sickness, or other cause. not
/ officially established, and no certificate Of 8
physician in civil life, unless it be approved
by some officer acting as military commander
will hereafter avail to remove charge Of de-
sertion, or procure arrears Of pay, when q
| soldier has been mustered rs absent from his
regiment.
Two OF three days since soldier belonging
to the 21th regiment was run over by the cars
near Racine and injured so that he died soof
after. He was attempting to get on the cars
md fell so that the wheels passed over him.
A man giving his name as John Miller, from
Chicago, who had hired out as substitut
in the 9th Regiment, WIS arrested this morn
ing at the Second Ward Bank, for forgery. H
forged the name Of Capt. Trowbridge to som
muster-in papers. on which he attempted t
draw S140 at the Second Ward Bank. q
forged pass, also, to get out Of camp, and
therefore a deserter. He will probably be II
turned to camp and treated as such
4 soldier belonging to Camp Nashbuzn VI
hrutally stabbed on Thursday night, by son
: persons unknown, who succeeded in maxim
their escape.
, 1862-12-29
THE WAR IN KENTUCKY

TIE WAR IN KENTUCKY. !
tits NOW three months since Roseerans :;
went to Nashville. Not to speak lightly
Of the actual difficulties that have lain in
his way, We must say that we are reminded
Of the farm laborer who called to his EN-
ployer to "fetch on your potatoes if you
want them dug" There has been liberal
amount Of calling for rebels to come to
Nashville to be whipped, but they have
not come, and having nothing to employ
them in front, seem disposed to
come. round !. to the rear and interfere
with Rosecrans' expensive boarding
establishment for Union troops who are
destroying commiRsaIy stores and nothing 8
more. If this is not picture, who will
paint better one? IF anything has been
raincd in Tennessee, who will help us to
sec it? It is not that few scurrying guer~
lila parties are at their old work in Ken
lucky, hut the evidences that are thicken~
lug that the erebels are able to spare large
force from the front to carry the war into
Kentucky. Rosecrans in Buel's shoes ha:
.;ons nothing, judged by the President
confession Of the peoples sole criterion
*military SUCCESS" Under him the War il
Tennessee las again become the War il
Kentucky.
, 1862-12-29

q ~ xk2AAA VKAxA4tlN 3A"A11%s
There are evidences that the distinguish !
ed em1ssary from JEFF Davis to the Chica-
go Times has got back to Richmond, !
whittier he probably took back with him
the rough draft Of the extraordinary docu- !
ment which now appears in our dispatches.
It sounds like j. Wesley Greene, and it
reads indeed like JEFF. Davis, while those
who arc at all familiar with the style Of the
secesh Times will confess the striking re-
:semblance, nay, the very identity Of the
points and arguments made to those that
pure and loyal sheet has not ceased from
uttering these months past. But, then,
these knayes are all busy at the same ne
fa1ious business, and q community Of in
terest begets family resemblance Of ex-
preston.
This Illumination against Butler is the
cur swapping at the heels Of the retiring
lion. The knaye knew that Banks has
succeeded Butler, and this small roar is
intended for empty air and nothing more,
As for Butler, let none Of these traitors
deem that they have done with him.
Every word written Of him by such traitor
GUS sheets as the Times is another line
added to his passport that he is doing his
duty in Furnishing the enemies Of his coun.
try. Let none Of these traitors believe
that they are free from Butler, whom the
Times has called Haynau When he Leaves
New Orleans it. will he for some othel
MACE vhere traitors are to be seized witt
a rough hand. He may be needed West
where the tools of JEFF Davis are hacking
and carving away at the bonds that ii