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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-29
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refnsaiplk hat have been discovered fof The capuJ
gston of this foei disorder fon he biosd and tA<
rescue - ths system ffc<n ia t~srrcCve oonss-
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which arise froEn j.. such
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kose. of Efyspelss. Pnpies PuEtules, kiot>b-
ss, Bi.ins and Bolis. Tnlncrs. Isttsr aB1 Sah
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The Evansville daily journal., 1862-02-08
The movement to Knoxville.

By the Madison CoCrier we have the
latest and most reliable news from the army
now en- ro1te from Somerset, KY, to Cum
berland Gap. Great preparations are being
made for the advance. The Division con-
sisis OF fonr hrigsdes, one under Gen. Carter
and the others under Gems. Schoepf, Man
son and MeCoek, the whole commanded By
Gen Thomas One brigade (Gen. Carter's)
goes by the way of Cumberland GAP,
Sehoepffs by the central route, and General
Thomas, with two brigades, (McCook's and
Manson's1 are to cross at Mill Springs, and
take the Sonthern route. "A late letter
says:-----. ss.--z=-. =. .=-zs5z... :.
We are very busy in getting up train
and preparing TO 60 forward. The two
Tennessee regiments are already few miles
on the route. Capt. CARRIER is very busy,
and will probably commence moving the
train Tomorrow, which viii consist of at
>least one hundred teams, of six mules each,
when all collected.
We still have rainy weather and muddy
roads We cannot give you a descriptions
of the roads in this vicinity, and from here
to Lebanon and Nicholasville, that would
give YOU sny more than faint idea OF
their badness, when we admit that the sup
pIies-for the army come over them, but
suffice it to say thal With other than Union-
loving soldiers who are determined for the
sake Of the county to surmount every dit
hcuIty, the thing would be impossible.--
Some 1fiy ye thousand men are engaged work
ing twenty seven mites of road from here
to Halls Gap, to Keep the trains moving
have not the least idea how the sap
plies OF provisions. aud forage viii be OBJ
tained when we get some ninety miles fur
ther from railroad facilities, but Coward
to Tennesseel" Is the cry; onward is TIE
order, and through Cumberland Gap ex-
pect we will go.
The Evansville daily journal., 1862-02-08
HORRIBLE DBATH--BURIED ALfvE.-We
Zip the following from the Cincinnati En-

HORRIBLE DBATH--BURTED ALIvE.-We
clip the following from the Cincinnati En-
quirer - -. - .z,-zssr. y-e.-.---..,
In the early part of last week woman
who resided on Milton street-Whose name
our informant, Lieut.Montgomery of the
City Police, could not rem emit ber4snddenly
died. and in the absence of her husband,
who is soldier in the army, was placed by
her friends in vault in the OumminsviIIe
buryiBg- ground. On Wednesday last the
husband of the deceased returned home to
be not only surprised but severely shocked
with the melancholy news that awaited
bimsi Anxious once more 10 behold the be-
Ioged features of his departed wife before
her remains were deposited in the grave,
he had her coffin opened in the presence of
several friends, when what was his horror
and establishment to find she had changed
position, and was lying fat upon her face,
having in her struggles and extreme despair
torn the flesh entirely of one of her shoul-
ders.9 The feelings of the husband and
friends can readily be imagined at the ex-
posnre of such an awful death. The lid of
the coffin was replaced and then lowered in
the ground, there to lie forever. iH
The Evansville daily journal., 1862-02-08
mnItary 1tems.


The mortality among the soldiers in the
military hospitals and camps in the vicinity
of st. Louis, continues to be as great as
ever. The following Indiana soldiers have
died during the, week ending Feb. lst 4,
Jeremiah Ceams, Co. D, 25th Ind. b,-aI
Abraham Willtrout, Co. ID, 18th Ind.
Henry A. Green, Co. K ,. Goth Ind. 80 .s
Geo. NJ. Wright, Co. II, 25th Ind les
Fletcher McCook, Co. |, 25th Ind. g ssa
John Riddley, Co. H, 18th Ind -, ae
Jas. 2 :. Haskell, Co. G, 10th Ind rlasI
At the depot this morning was a rebel
Aag taken at the battle OF Mill Spring. 1t
wasia regimental flag, "presented by the
ladies of Grenada to the Grenada Rihemen,"
and was carried by one of the Mississippi
regiments. 1t was made Of silk, and escaped
unscathed by bullets. It was from Colonel
Manson, who sent it 10 his wife at Craw-
fordsville.-N, A. Ledger 2lei 3
Thomas A. Scott, A ssistant Secretary of
War, was in this city yesterday, on military
business. We learn that his business is to
ascertain with correctness, the numbers and
stations of the different troops, the sup
plies received and such other information
as will enable toe War Department to keep
each regiment and corps amply supplied,
with Quartermasters, ommissary and ord
nance stores, at all times, and without de
lay Ind. Journal. ...
The Evansville daily journal., 1862-02-08
JANUARY 23d, 1862.


Mr.. EplroR The other day I noticed
in your paper an article showing, how easy
it is 10 procure permit for goods in your
city. know of case proving quite the
contrary. There is a store, fifteen miles
south of Henderson, Kentucky, and about
sixteen miles north of the military line
of the rebels. The store keeper has been
known for years, as man not in favor of
slavery, but very. loyal To the Constitution
of the United States. About two weeks
ago he bought in your city, besides some
other goods, one bale CanneIton sheeting
and two pieces of flannel, but was refused a
permit, on the plea that the flannel might
be used by the rebels for cartridges and
the sheeting in some Other way. Now it is
well known, that the latter article is being
manufactured in Tennessee ana sold there
cheaper than here; the small quantity of
flannel above mentioned was to be retailed
to customers, the red for nnder-shirts aud
the white for shrouding. IL seems to me
such proceedings of the surveyor are rather
too strict. A, Won KAPFF. /.
I [ We rather suspect from the above CONF
munication that the permit was very prop
erly withheld.1 ED. JOURNAL.
The Evansville daily journal., 1862-02-08
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eP Can't. Cochran, left !

g@F Capt. Cochran leftashere with six
howitzers. On arriving at Louisville, TIVE
of these guns We're taken from him by Or
der of Gen Buell., and six: :ponnders given
him instead 1IhesreselYeIs furnished here
were taken fIoln the men, and turned eyer
to the QuarterRAaster's Department The
State authorities woul1 do wall not TO fur
nish revolYers to artillery companies heEeat-,
ter, il they are to be surrendered at Loais7
Yille.--IHd. Journal, ,s,...,=-z,. ztss.sr Id
The Evansville daily journal., 1862-02-08
To Travellers and Boarders.

The American House Formerly the Pa
vilion) corner of Water and Sycamore
streets, Evansville, Ind, has, since its OPEN.
ing, had an unparalleled run of patronage
The proprietors are w. H. BoIcouRT form
erly of the CiEy Hotel. and ], j, Pillsbury,
formerly captain of the steamer Masonic
Gem. s-ss---4z-
The house is newly furnished and fitted
and is well arranged to accommodate the
pnblic. Prices in accordance with the
times.
This establishment is located convenient
Iy to business, and is in every respect a
home for the way fsfer. - Nov 2s-dtf
The Evansville daily journal., 1862-02-08

Bsg- Give adog a bad name, saith the pro-
verb, and you may hang him. Punch hasput
a mortalziusnlt upon ssthess0-ealled Southern
Confedefacy; by publishing some dog yerse
10 which the name of Mr. Slidell is made to
rhyme fiddle What apology can atone
for this Fancy Mr. ShdelI in court
dress at ST Jaaes,s Gor the Tulleriesl -
PbStzPress. sgEGs 1o4 EHs gas szs5E
The Evansville daily journal., 1862-02-08
NOXeI6e1.S7 9'KSa69asS !
HERxPR' $ SIZE, .N-O. AZ.

By virtne of an order of sale issned ont of the
office OF the EIsrk of the Vanderburgh Circuit
Court in favor of Marcus Sherwood, Adminis-
traitor of the estate of John AZ Stinsou, decd, and
against Edward I'll E'eGaT mo and Mildred Desz
GaFm9, wiflon 2 = e =
aesl FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 21sts 1852, - -
between the hours OF 10 o'clock, A. H. and o.
clock, p nj OF said day, at the. door of the Court
House, in the CITY Of Evansville, IEdiRna offer
for sale At pubic anetion the rsnIs, Issues and
profits for the terLl Of years Of the follow
ing described Real L E,tats, to-wit:
All that palt Of Lot No. one hundred and eighty
thres (lsal in tue DonafICn Enlargement OF the
City Of Evaasyille, Indiana, thus bounded: be
ginning on Fourth street at The point where "a
lot corners with lot ls4) IL the same Enlargement,
thence along sF oarth street. towards Aiainstreet,
two thirds Of ths width Of said lot (Is3) Thence
right aagles to Fourth street to the back line Of
said lot, thence along said back line to Lot
No. t1s4) and thence along the dividing line
beiweea lots ffs5 and I841 to tie place OF begin
And should saia rsnts and profits not sell for
sum sufficient to satisfy said writ aud COSTS will
the same time place offer for sale and sell
the fee simple of said premises.
GEORGE W0LFGIh, Sheriff.
The Evansville daily journal., 1862-02-08

H@ We have affect of packets to-day
for points up and down stream. The Wood
ford, Grey Eagle and Eugene will leave to-
day for Louisville, the Courier for Cairo,
and The Matte Cook. for Calhoun. =
The Evansville daily journal., 1862-02-08

81
We publish, this morning, highly inn
portant and exciting intelligence from the
Tennessee river expedition. Fort Henry
has fallen, the Memphis & Ohio Railroad is
in our hands, and our brave army flushed
with victory and eager for the fray, is doubt
less on the march toward GIarksvilIe and
Paris. These points in our hands and com
munication with Memphis would be lost to
the rebel army at Bowling Green, and the
| possibility of retreat in that direction and
1 a junction with the forces at Columbus, cut
off,. "a = -, .-.-3 ~. =. 49,. +
/ The importance of this victory can hardly
be over-estimated While ID will infuse joy
and confidence into the hearts floyal men,
it will dishearten and demoralize the forces
of the enemy, and create a panic sthrough-
out the whole rebel Confedsraey. Fort
I Henry is most important poin as base
for future operations against Bowling Green
and Columbus. and the latter, is 10 danger of
being cut off whenever our force at the
bridge, on the Memphis and Ohio line, is
large enough to move down to the Colum-
bus branch and secure that road. -
/ Fort Henry is situated ia the State oi
Tennessee, a short distance from the Ken
lucky line, and about sixty miles up the
river. Clarksyille, twenty miles east, and
J Paris about the same distance west o
Fort Henry, and both Important railroad
) points, are represented to be fortified
While we rejoice at the victory, We
mourn the loss of thirty two brave mer
/. killed by the explosion of one of th'
Essex's boilers. This boat was formerly
e ferry boat, and her boilers were not so vel
{ protected as those of the new gunboats.-
Such an accident could not have occurred
: on the other boats, and it is to be regretted
i that the Essex was detailed for this duty.
8 The news was received in this city yes
: terday at noon, and created great excite
: ment. Following so qaickly after tn
/ brilliant viet1ry at Somerset, it was hailel
3 by all as another fink in the chain of victo
:. ries which i 10 Z tnblisL he supremacy Q
e our arms throug Aout the south. We shRl
2, no doubt hear of an immediate advance c
8 Gen. Grants column, and in the meantim
n we congratulate the country upon this gle
e rious achievement, not only for the simpoi
y tant results to flow from it, but because th
IL efficiency of the gunboats IS demonstrated
ar and the country is convinced that Colun
he bus will tall whenever the fleet of Commo
+ dore Footee is ready to she'll that doome
&c city. --....... ...--..-,.-
The Evansville daily journal., 1862-02-08

maintain its integrity and glory2 We
speak confidently and Enthusiastically of our
westernsboys. Give them but the oppor-
tunity and the Mississippi valley will be
purged of rebels, and the navigation of that
noble stream unobstructed by single hos
tile battery. Let the war cry "On to
Richmond - from army in the East,
be re-echoed by the cry son to New Or
leans, from the army of the West, and
the insurrection win soon be crushed.
The Evansville daily journal., 1862-02-08

N4OLLLRCrOR,5 S.aEyE - + RE.EE
" y ESTATE for the payment ofths costs and ek-
Ieases OF sidewalk improvements. S. asss-la
Notice il hereby given, that By virtue Of apHe-
cspt issued by the Mayor of the City OF Esansviiie,
and 60 directed, will sell at public auction, at
the door OF the Court House, ia said city, on = t.
URBAY, FEB. 10, 1867, at O'Clock p. o., tlTe fol-
lowing lots parcels ct real eAtRtes much
thereof as may be necessary to pay the amount {
charged and assessed against said lots respectively,
for the costs aud penses Of maSing sidewalk
improvements fOrsaid lots together with the eos q
Of sale @ - YEN
L. s. Bailey lot ,, Block 81, LamasoO.. 80
Adam Oysterman. Lot 4, Bl eek l0i, La-i=a =
The Evansville daily journal., 1862-02-08
Odds ana Ends.

Barney Grovap of the Thirfeenfh Penn
sylvania Regiment, has been tried for the |
murder ofztwo men. In quarrel with a |
PtIun.s W OI ene sane Ieglment, Iamed
SSe' - snos i0uns snEoggu Tue
e1I 1e alU e4e SANE pa.I 4lSo Ai!leu Aysan-
80 .'s1s ~ ~ tlle yaEdS
~ ulSetALt, auu vas 81 ucA IL INC breast.
tits stated that -.the nrosIuets sof the die
tiIleries. In the country ia sizsbrndred mil.
lions off gallons. If this ia true. . tax of /
ten. cents on a gallon will nroapca SEQ
900, 900. = 7azs1s@1s
Tno cou,.,,...asy J, !, !. - =
the Massaehusetts Honao- of Ranrasoptotivaa
have renorted a. raaoI,,t;or a., fbor;1;ncr tbe
(Sovarnr IN nfrasef fr g. oon 600 1so-1
of ordnance for coast, defansss : = -
q
2 Col. Garheld has fallen back from Pres
tons2urg 20 FalnisVllie TO meet his supplies,
as II was imPosssDie, on account OF OF tne seate
OF tue ROADS, 10 move the wagons forward.
M .bs irsetio dr. f p;sto b,'. no trsces If
Hnpor,brav, MarabaII -, his nm. .
Could he found :, :
e'ss,14aa - - zass@a % s7 1As
The number of Springfield riHed muskets
contracted Tor ls SAID TO ne lsFge enough %
gua.anty.-wltn .he muskets rom opring e,
everv man in the Northern States on the
lst Of January next. -s..
$500.
Ihe London Illustrated news talKs ABOUT
/" Mr. Llncoln preierrlng 20 near tne dislant
cannon OF Britain ratner tnan lhe yen Q!
/ Honse5; How much more sivantapeously
i the ENGLISH would apnear in the ewes of
the world. if thev woIid only take the mains
/ n inform themselves a little ahont the cns-
topas bab;ta and institutiona of other ma
tions. Their Ignorance is indeed deplora-
BILE. -. 49, a.-. .srt.-...l .-s,.
l. oz..e A., ,o.,..s c,.s,,- 80 a,,;ooffo,,
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The Evansville daily journal., 1862-02-08

HG The 25th Regiment left Cairo yes
terday, for what point i. not known. 3 q
The Evansville daily journal., 1862-02-08

+ IRoK AByAEcISG - A meeting of the
principal iron smanntactnrers and others
Interested in the produetion and manufac-
ture of iron, was held ia Pittsburg on Mon
day last, when an advance in price of IRON
and nails as agreed on and at once put
into operation.
The Evansville daily journal., 1862-02-08

NOTICE. will be greatly obliged and
will pay literally for copies of the Evans
vile Enquirer, published in the latter part
of February, 1859. ..v IS 5e5l + 49,
The Evansville daily journal., 1862-02-08

SUBSCRIPTION PRICE FOR DAILY:
Delivered in the City, per week. "
By mail or In the City, per year (in advsnee) 90
FOR WEEKLY:
By mall per year, single subscriber. 81 90
S " Z" club Of five Ito one address) 90
ADVERTISING.
For Terms see first page, tabular form.
AGENTS:
The following gentlemen are our guthorized
Agents in the places named:
Or. Ralston, Boonville, Warrick Go.
John n. Lockwood, hit. Vernon, Posey Co. : reEe
John B. Daugherty, RockpOrt, Spencer Co.
James l.. Thornton, Princeton, Gibson So.
John B. Handy, Eewburg, Warrick Co. -. ~aa
DR.. Murphy, New Harmony, Posey 90.
A. b. Wilkinson, Cynthiana.
Preston Talbot POseyvlle. Posey 90. 49,
III. II. Ousten, Petersburg, Pike Co.
Mark Gra1t, Canal P. o., Warrick %.
g. p Cayanah, owensville, Gibson Co.
The Evansville daily journal., 1862-02-08

LosT.-Between Maekey. Henning &,
Co.'S and J. S. Hopkins store, pair of.
Gold Spectacles The finder will liber-
all rewarded by leaving them at the Sher-'
wood House. - at = = 2t
The Evansville daily journal., 1862-02-08

's We Have nIet she Enemy and He Is
Oursts'
The Evansville daily journal., 1862-02-08

AGENCY. FOR PRINTING PAPER-We are
agents for Printing paper of a superior
quality, which we are selling very low for
cash. Weinvite the attention of newspaper
publishers to. our stock, which is complete
The Evansville daily journal., 1862-02-08

nG The river is still rising at this point
but is falling at Pittsburg.
The Evansville daily journal., 1862-02-08
HONE InTEREsTse

- II
n@- The river is still rising at this point
but is falling at Pittsburg. -
EG The 25th Regiment left Cairo yes-
terday, for what point is. not known. . Il
RG We have a feet of packets to-day
for points up and down stream. The Wood
ford, Grey Eagle and Eugene will leave to-
day for Louisville, the Courier for Cairo,
and the Matte Cook. for Calhoun. =
NOTICE. will be greatly obliged and
will pay literally for copies of the Evans
vile Enquirer, published in the latter part |
of February, 1859. z9 - IA
- FRED. ". Cook.
LosE-Between Maekey. Henning &
Co.'S and J. S. Hopkins store, a pair Of
Gold Spectacles. The finder will be liber-
all rewarded by leaving them at the Sher-
wood House. e - et g. = 2t
Suffers, ATTENTIoE.-We do all kinds
of Suffers Blanks, in superior manner
and at the lowest prices for cash.
MILITARY BLANKS of all kinds executed
in the best style, aud at very low prices
for cash.
BJ@ We invite the attention of the public
to our superior facilities for executing ali
kinds of Job printing. We do work in
frst-rate style, and at low rates, and 10
mistake. $3.50 -..s- ~ss.
ADVERTISE When times are hard let
the people know you sell cheap. The pee
pie will buy if you keep it befoae them that
you are selling bargains. Advertise
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RE The Weekly Journal is a first class
family newspaper. 1t gives all the latest
news to the hour of going to press. Price
per year, single copies, $3.50. Toaclubs OF
Ten, $I.0o per copy. e
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| agents for Printing paper of superior
quality, which we are selling very low fol
cash Weinvite the attention of newspaper
publishers to our stock, which is complete
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The Evansville daily journal., 1862-02-08

Suffers, ArTENrIoE.-We do all kinds
of Suffers Blanks, in superior manner
and at the lowest prices for cash,
MILITARY BLANKS of all kinds executed
in the best style, and at very low prices
The Evansville daily journal., 1862-02-08

The ship Uuion, with. a large cargo of
teas, arrived at New York last week. Her
papers were dated previous to August 5th,
thus saving to the shippers two hundred
thousand dollars in duties, which never
theless, the dealers will think it their duty
to charge on the consumers.
The Evansville daily journal., 1862-02-08

e9 The Weekly Journal is first class
family newspaper. 1t gives all the latest
news to the hour of going to press. Price
per year, single copies, S1.50. Toaclubs of
ten, $I.Oo per copy. @
The Evansville daily journal., 1862-02-08

tits stated that the product of the dis.
stilleries IN the country is six hundred mil
lions Of gallons. Fthis is true, tax of
ten cents on a gallon will produce $780,
600 900 81 aaz1sasa
The Evansville daily journal., 1862-02-08

sI We invite the attention of the public
to our superior facilities for executing ali
kinds of Job printing We do work in
frst-rate style, and at low rates, and 70
The Evansville daily journal., 1862-02-08

NROECB T.ABLB RUTTBR, az
L. dscIs d. A. COOKS.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-23
r EGAL NOTICE.

.Tez " Msriuew. isaisa NeTithew, Oliver Reeyes,
kaen@C Reeves, A brshsm -.aHnb Ow ed Bafaw In, ,
Cstharine baldwin, Isaac Hall, sna MARY Arr Hall.
You, and each Of you, herr b. nstnsd that
Is now hle In the case Of Hiram BARNEY, P!sntir
tbene salt In CAanceyy TO fsYvelose mortgage
against Isaac Gardner ard Others. Defendants pend
Ing in the Districi Court OF Lee county, lows Of Keo
kuk, an answer aid efoss-hiil of keson Gasdnsr xs
Executor Of the estate Of William Roach dee-s.ed
who II defendant in the original snli csinains OF
YOU. The said T. w NJ rtthew, and oiiyer H. Reeves,
the sum ri ssventsen Hundred DotlsFs with Ten per
cert. interest per snnum, money due mortgage
inside ny you 10 william Roach in his Iifet me, Also
claiming sgatBs each OF you The foreclosure Of said
mOusaee. the same berg upon the NORTHEAST quarter
Of the South west si.f 81 keetioe seven Io~ D.
ship D north RsbsN vest In Ire county. Iowa ard
also pray fhsi the South nartsr Of The South
west quarter Of said sectos be nss Aald ~ pay the
amount which msy b teuna due ibe Plaintsn, Hiram
Barney. and that then tbs korth-eAsi Quasr OF the
Southwest quarter of ND section be sold Day
Plaintiffs claim, and further asking sale or said
premscs 10 pay the due said Gardner Exec.
ator, and for general relief: And nniess Jon appear
and said petition before of the nee
ond day Of The nsst term OF said Court, eommrnce
Ut Keokak on ID. hTst Monday Of September, "A. ID.
1862 default ia he entered swnnst YOU And tudg-
ment rendered therson prayed Tor in said p~tion
NOBLE Il STRONG
may15 Au'ys for Plaintiff