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tall for his age, spare mike OF sphy mAnnes aad usually
once = our army as free boy Ile above reward Ill be
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~ al a. c.n ,ernr. him A.. W.. RIOH ARDsJN,
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WAR DEPARTMENT,
Nav ooh 1892

Capt. w. N. Ellott-Present:
sIR-You are authorized to raise Eve companies for
local and special service within the circuit of the bate
res around Richmond and Manchester the ssd conpa-
psnies to be organized into battalion, OF which you
will be commissioned Msjor-the company officers let
cd These officers must be returned in tho caption Of
the muster rolls to the Adjut4nt General.
The companies must be regularly organized M re-
qured fer like companies in general SERVICE s1d Of
all ages, rot actually in service, may be accepted.
GEORGE W. RAypoLPY Secretary Of War.
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At meeting of the Council Of the city Of Rchnord,
June 81 1862, at O'Clock, P. NJ, the following Pream'
bic and resolutions we're unanimously Adopted
The Secretary of War having authorized W. N. Eli
OFT 20 raise battalion for the defence Of this city for
the term OF six months; Therefore,
Resolved. That the Council Of the city Of Richmond
will appropriate twenty dollars per month, as bocny 10
each non.commissioned oi GER and private who may
list In said batt1licp, the date OF his bounty 10 com.
meuce at the time OF mastering into service and end
with the tern of service when they disbaLdsd
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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-05-07

BG~ 1t rarely happens that in our edito-
rial capacity our readers find US premedi-
tatedly and with malice aforethought en-
gagged in putting any patent medicine,
but during our recent trip to the melan-
choly scenes of Pittsburg Landing there
was one medicine which we found in the
hands of nearly every soldier, giving relief
wherever applied, whether internally or
externally. We refer to Perry Davis Vet
etable Pain Killer. All spoke loud in its
praise, and the kind hearted Surgeon of
one of our Indiana regiments informed rs
that he believed it was the only thing that
saved at least half of his regiment from
dying of dysentery during recent long
march, and we cannot help suggesting to
our friends among the army suffers that it
is one of the articles they should never be
out Of 1t is packed in saw dust, two dozen
in each box, and can be Forwarded over the
toughest road without danger of breaking.
Is sold in Evansville by Keller Il White,
Preston Bros, P. Veirling, LEIGH & Carl
stedt, and S. E. Gilbert & Co.
ss J. N. HARRIS L CO.,
ap1s-d3m Proprietors. Cincinnati.
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The weather, yesterday, was as lovely as
the genial smiles of May could desire
The river is receding slowly at all points
and Cairo begins to breathe easy once
more.
The Linden arrived from the Cumber-
land river or Monday night, with about 200
hogsheads tobacco. She returns to the
Cumberland for another cargo. l
The Matte Cook also arrived on Monday
nigh with about 20 hogsheads of " the
weed" The Matte finds the people up
Green river willing to realize for their
staple.
The Lake City with several loaded coal
boats in tow passed down during the fore
noon. We preseme the coal was for Gov.
eminent transports.
About 9 O'Clock the Argyle from St.
Louis passed up. D+
The Grey Eagle was down bright and
early yesterday and the Eugene was hard
after her about 10 o'clock. Opposition
seems to put metal in both these steamers.
They make quicker time, and we doubt rot
have finer accommodations by having some
thing to g run against"
The Poland had the finest trip of the
season for Cincinnati. She was literally
loaded down with produce of every de-
scription.
The Courier left her anchorage at the
foot Of Main street at her usual hour yester-
day, with good trip Of passengers and
freight.
The Charley Bowen is the Mail boat to-
day for al points South. Capt. Dexter
commands and clerk Lowth does the
agreeable in the Office. The boat is one of
The most pleasant packets on the river, and
worthy Of all patronage.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-05-07
Local News.


FROM LAFAYETTE.-We neglected notic-
ing, yesterday, that large delegation from
Lafayette, on their way to the seat of war,
arrived in our city Saturday night and left
on the Capitola, on Sunday. There was
the Mayor of Lafayette, Thomas B. Ward,
Charles Collin, member of the City Coun-
Gil, W. R. Ellis, clerk of Tippecanoe coun-
ty, j. B. Foley, w. NJ. Lane, DIR. Chestnut
and DR.. Jennings. These gentlemen were
representatives of the Lafayette Sanitary
Committee, and were supplied with an
enormous quantity of hospital stores, in
Guiding car load of ice. In case of a
great battle near COrinth their presence on
the scene of conflict will be gratifying to
the suffering soldiers. el tE
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sgo6t st thsss Eoasss. aEd thss while toe
occupsnss were TO be psglas1ted . l9svs their
houses, no one was 70 be ailowed to enter,
The morning being fine one, after
breakfast the female seceshers sailed forth
to show their silks and ventilate their i'm
portance before the Yankee mudsills. All
went swimmingly until their return home,
when the word halt" brought them all
up standing. They stormed. What inso-
Ience was this that refused them admission
to their own houses? "They would not be
stoppedw The guard coolly told them that
I" twas no use talkin, they couldn't go in,
as it is against orders" "Whose orders r
enquired the amiable spitfres. "General
Dumont," said the guard. Very soon Gen.
Dumont found his headquarters as full Of
silks and thread lace as if he kept con-
traband depot. He was overwhelmed with
a torrent of complaints, the whole flock of
visitors talking at once, and demanded that
this outrage upon THEIR RIGHTS should be
corrected. The General being brave man,
received the attack with great composure,
and as soon as he could get an opportunity
enquired the names of several, which were
given. Indeed % said the General in
credulously, az have heard those names
before, but understood that they belonged
to the most respectable ladies OF the CITY,"
The "ladies hereupon assured him that
he was correct in his Information and that
they were the persons. Where do you
reside 20 said the General, still incredulous.
They explained. Really, ladies'" said the
General, &c you surprise me. From the
conduct of the occupants of these houses as
reported to me, / supposed them to be
houses of ill-fame and having due care
for the morals of my soldiers, deemed it
prudent to place guard to keep them out.
However, as this appears to be mistake,
will, with pleasure, orderthe guard away"
Secesh wilted, and went home wiser il
not better. S.
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Aal tb4t Geo. Hatiar's sway Ass LANDED sa
New Orleans, who diss0YeEsd aud ssissd
immense amounts of cotton. The Union
citizens had held a mass meeting, which
was largely attended, amid the most enthu-
siastic demonstrations Of joy. The Union
citizens regard the day Of jubilee as come.
Gen. Pope's skirmish at Harrington on
Saturday was really brilliant affair. He
captured between zoo and 800 prisoners,
tents, camp equipage, four pieces of artil-
lery and several hundred muskets. '-
Gen. Dumont, after several attempts, has
at last succeeded in catching and whipping
the freebooter Morgan. The latter was
completely surprised, his force, consisting
of 500 men, routed, his horses and $50 men
captured, and at last accounts Gen. Du-
mont was in hot pursuit. with a fair pros
pect of capturing the remainder. We re-
greet to learn, however, that Col. Woolford
was seriously wounded in the abdomen
The Richmond Virginia. Enquirer says
there is q pretty fair sprinkling of United
States notes in that city, and that they are
sold and greedily bought up at SOC on the
dollar. A certain class of traitorous indi-
viduals are exceedingly anxious to enter
largely inlo the trade. The Enquirer
wishes to know where the notes came from
and why the shavers are so eager to enter
into the trade. rs-s .zaif a.lt
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Posr OFFICE HoURs.-The mail train on
the E. & @. r. R., having changed, the fol-
lowing will be Post Office hours until fur
Their notice, commencing to-day. ~ ----
The efice will open at A. NJ. and close
at u P. Mon week days. Open from 2 to
P n. on Sundays. as
The Railroad mail will chose positively
at A. NJ, office time, the train starting at
9.05. The Mail train arrives at the Depot
at 5.1O P. N. The deliveries will close
from 8 to a. NJ. and from 81 to 81 P. H.,
during the closing and opening of the Rail-
road mail. Stamps and envelopes to be
had at the Periodical stand in the lobby.
When the Louisville mail boats arrive
early, they viii return at ri NJ, and their
mail will close at a P. N. s
-5td&1tw POSTMASTER.
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Southern Faith.

Il is hard escaping the conviction, in
reading the editorials of the leading rebel
newspapers, that the faith of the Southern
people is of that lively, rainbow-hued de-
seription which ought to remove noun
tains. Unfortunately, however, for them,
faith alone, without works, has but little
effect in checking the onward march of the
federal legions, or withdrawing the she'll
ing process so generally adopted by the
Union gunboats. Knowing the high repu-
tation the Southerners enjoy for open-hand-
ed hospitality, and that they are always
disposed to shell out" whenever ap-
preached in the proper manner, the Yankees
but live up to their reputation down South
in having the rebels "shelled out" when
ever they come ia contact with them. But
it is the faith-the rOsy-hued faith-of the
rebels that attracts our attention most-even
more than their willingness to "shell out"
The most terrible defeats never appear
to disturb the confidence of the rebels
Beholding, as they do, their armies driven
back at every point, their cities one by one
falling into the hands of their assailants,
their ordnance and ordnance stores dimin-
ishing by repeated and terrible losses, their
vessels captured whenever they show them
selves out of the few harbors left to them,
their supplies of provisions growing smaller
every day-faith supplies every deficiency,
and still they boast of rebel victories, of
carrying the war into the Northern States,
of capturing New York, Philadelphia and
Nashville, and compelling the government
to sue for and accept such peace as King
JEFF. in his lnagnanimity may see proper to
grant The fall of New Orleans, it is true,
shook their faith little, but it quickly rail-
lied, and it was discovered to be a fortu-
Gen. Lowell an opportunity of effecting a
junction with Beauregard.
The battles of Pea Ridge, Arkansas, and
Shiloh, Tenn, as seen by the eye of South
ern, faith were magnificent victories, and
the evacuation of Bowling Green, Colum-
bus, Manassas, and Island No. 10, are splsn-
did stragetical triumphs. If their fortifca-
tons fail, if their armies are defeated, il
their government is ignominiOusly driven
out of Richmond, the rebel papers assert
that they.may still rely on "Yellow Jack," as
they denominate the yellow fever. The
chivalrous, fre-eating salamanders of the
South forced to acknowledge that their
faith in ultimate success is pinned at last
On the yellow feverr'
But, as stated before, fsgith, however es-
sential to success, will not achieve it if un-
assisted by work. So the rebels, although
they may have mistaken confidence that
they will achieve their independence, they
must do something before their hopes can
be realized. Gen. Halleck and Mcclellan
ought to be whipped, the blockade raised
by feet of Merrinacs, and suudry other
impossible things accomplished before they
can expect to have their independence rec
ognized by solitary nation Of the earth.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-05-07

REMOvED.-The Adams Express Office in
Terre Haute has been removed to a new
building-No. Mechanics Row-on Main,
between Fifth and Sixth streets. The Com
pany, with its usual sagacity, has selected a
gentleman of unbounded popularity and in
tegrity as Agent-Mr. s. L. Southard-
with whom it is quite luxury to do bust
ness. The secret of the faithfulness of the
employees of the Adams Express Company
consists in the fact that the Company is al
ways true to its employees, retaining their
services SO long as they prove themselves
worthy.
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Late News.

By a dispatch from Williamsburg, We
learn that Gen. Stoneman, in command of
McClellan's Cavalry. succeeded in over
taking the rebel rear guard, and had quite
a skirmish. A cavalry charge was made
on the rebels, who were, as usual, hid be-
hind earthworks. We took several pris-
eners, but lost some men in killed and
wounded, belonging to Gibbons battery.
Lieut. Dewolf of the battery and Lieuten-
ant Burton of the First Cavalry, and Lieut..
Mcclellan and IL men of the Sixth Cav
airy were wounded. 1t is stated that one
of our guns was lost by sticking in the
mud. How the gun could be lost unless
our forces were repulsed, we are at e loss to
discover. This, in connection with the
statement that the rebel rear guard is very
strong, indicates that the rebels are not so
badly psnic-stricken as some of the Eastern
correspondents would have US believe.
A dispatch from Cairo confirms the occu-
patton of Baton Rouge by the Union troops,
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RAILROAD RECEIPTS.

70 bxs shoes, II & W W Morgan; bxs, bale
dry goods, Keen Preston; bx hdw Geo 8 Som
tag q Co; bxs tea, " CaldN ell; bxs glassware
ky, bsg spice, eilly & Co; bag rice, 2 sks
feathers, bbIs and 1 SIX dried fruit, 1 & d Hef-
mann; bxs mdse, NJ Ranger; Al cases shoes. a;
So pkgs sundries, Sanitary Commission; boxes
hospital stores, VIM Baker; 3 bxs hdw, bbls SUI
gar, crate rags, Bement q Visle; / bx dry goods
2 bales mdse, Maghee & Co; or SteE crockery,
Hollingsworth Bros; metallic cases, Linek; 1
car load slaves, a Defrees; car load bacon. Geo
bu ter, bx eggs. Ed Ing beer kga, Kramer d
Sons; bx5 cigars, Schroeder & Kehr; pcs steel.
s Orr; spindle and driver, K rafz & Heilman; L
op chickens; / BIZ, Jos Rightly; Lbs eggs.
l Dbl butter, NJ Krafts; 4s bbls whisky, Bement &
Viele; Is SKIS bran, 3 SKIS meal, Geo kuentzer; 9I7
bash wheat, Fl q Umble.
: A. E. sHRADER, Agent.
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R@ a correspondent furnishes the 70

s9- a correspondent furnishes the fol-
lowing:
The following story is told of Gen. Du-
mont in command of the Federal forces at
Nashville. The ladies, or women rather, of
that city are notorious for their insolence
and violence to the Union troops, and the
repeated insults offered to them by the oc-
eupants of certain aristocratic residences
such as toe waving of rebel flags, shouting
for JEFF. Davis, holding their noses, making
faces &c, as oar soldiers passed. Being
reported to General Dumont, he ordered
that guard be placed the next morning in
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-05-07

B8We received call yesterday, from
Capt. Tom. Williamson, of the gallant Four
tsenth Regiment, just returned from the
seat of war in Virginia. He reports az
fairs to be in excellent condition in Gen.
Shields Division and the boys begin to
think their fighting days are well nigh
ended. Capt. Williamson has resigned and
has been rendered his old position on the
E. & G. R. R., which we expect be will ac-
cept.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-05-07

carve take pleasure in laying the OIL
cial report of Col. Hovey, of the Gath Reg
iment, before our readers. Many sons of
our citizens are in the Gath regiment and
the manner in which they sustained the
credit of the city and State will be read
with much interest.
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Ez Fsssl9sss kss5sIa sala "a 6is fasS
sugural address, that i: would be ais policy
to hold, occupy, and possess the forts Of
the United States that had been seized By
the rebels. II is the opinion in this latitude
that the policy is being carried out; with
commendable perseverance, and vigor, and
that the rebels are beginning to think
similarly. 1EI 'A
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VERY DIsrREssING.-The wife, child and
mother Of Capt Chas. A. Sherman, of Fort
Dodge, Iowa, were drowned on the oath
ult., by the sinking of a skif in which
they were crossing Boon river. Capt Sher-
man is now in Eastern Virginia, performing
his duties as Commissary of Subsistence.
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E4OmE INTERESTS.

FoRSALE.-A No pair of large Brown
Mules; work well in single or double har-
ness. Also, good work Horse.
Apply to P. BOYLE, No. II, First street,
between Main and Sycamore sts., or to
JoHN SMITH. ny2-Iwd
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NEW ADVERTlSEMENIS.
ssEEElOtt'S.''

ESRESH RUTTER--25O POUNDS
M nice Fresh Table Butter in store this moru-
ing, at Elliotts Family Grocery.
20 boxes German Sosp, IL .
20 Palm ..
80 I" Star Candles,
so g Starch, just received at Eillott's Fani-
ly Grocery.
5 cases Parafina GAMBLER,
gross German G ycerine soap, for toilet use,
gross TRANSPARENT tsoaP,
boxes corn starch, for culinary purposes,
10 dozen assorted sizes BishopricA' baking pow
der, just received at Elliott's.
5000 pounds No. hams,
10 600 pounds prime shoulders,
$1,000 pounds sides, in store, and for sale at Ell
lfott's Family Grocery.
LARD.-2,0 600 pounds prime leaf lard
RYE.-500 pounds pacrh he'd rye
BARLEY.-2O0 pounds parched barley, just
ceived at Elliott's. r--.s s-=
BROoMs.--75 dozen nice brooms, from IS; to
40c, just received at ElIott's. -.
FLOUR.--160 SKIS double extra white wheat
-four; Is bbls xxx family flour, warranted to be
equal to any in the city, at Elliott's.
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D@Maj. Foote of the Fourteenth Regi-
ment has resigned his commission on ac-
count of his health. He has returned to
his home in Rockville and accepted the
agency of the E. c. Railroad in that
town. Maj. Foote was a popular officer
among his men and his resignation much
regretted.
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Bg The Savings Bank, No. FIRST
street. buys and sells gold, exchange on New
York, Illinois, Missouri, and all other un-
current money, sells sight drafts on Eng
land, Ireland and Scotland in sums to suit.
dam. @ @~~ re- IS 8
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sG- Roland at the Post Office keeps all
the latest periodicals constantly on hand.
We are indebted to him for copy of Har-
per's Weekly, containing the usual quantity
of imaginary pictures. e
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s@ Ernst Mingst, corner of Main
and First streets, has received a fine
stack of Pipes Tobacco &c. Call and get a
supply
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NgW ADVEkTfsEMENfS:
Arrival and Departure Of the
III = = II g.

THE time here set down is adjusted to contract
hours. On the River there is variation according
" - ' O--.S'e.-i TINE OF CLOSING. -
Railroad Mod (for Vinoennes, Terre Haute,
Princeton, Washington, Petersburgh,
Sullivan, Carlisle, Rockville, Indianspo-
Lis. Cincinnati. Louisville st. Louis, 49,
Cairo, Chicago, and other Northern, Eastsrns
and Western points, and Railroad Way Ohacss,
every day except Sunday, at........-.... ga. n.
Louisville Nat (riverl every Tuesday,
Thursday, and Saturday at 90 Pc.
E T6g sdsyy i Tus.s.v and s.,nr.v .t
Green Rsver Mad flor Bowling Green and
way pointsl discontinued on account Of
HI. Vernon Mad Qand) every Tuesday,
Thursday, and Saturday at 81 A. N.
aesdsy, and Friday At :. 7xA.m.
New Harm oRy, 6tewartsvillS, Poseyvil;e, -
Cynthiana, and OwensvilIe letters ~ome
ROcEpoTt Nait dand) every Monday, We'd
nesday, and Friday at 800. 5kAM n.
PeterseArgh Maj! way every Friday at 81Z 4. n.
(Petersburgh letters, &C. come and go
BY Railroad daiy.) --s-a ass.-
CyHthiaHa Mall every Wednesday at TP.M.
tLeaves at A. N. Thursday morning.)
Hickory Branch Nail every Saturday at I'm
TIME OF DELIVERING.
R1iLrood Mall every day except Sunday at 65l P. n
@SaisTills Mai (river) every Tuesday,
fhursday, and Saturday by IaSP.S.
Cairo Mai triver) every Tuesday and FRI
day By 9A.H.
Ana every Bfoneay and Thursday at Tan.
Green Aipe, RIait. Discontinued on account zeA
of the Beb Hon..
Mt. HeTSoa Matt (land) every Monday, 8
Wednesday, and Friday by 3P. n.
Ee1v Harmony Mad, every Tuesday, Thurs .,a
day, and Saturday by r, 4P.M.
Roekport M0l (landl every Sunday at q P. NJ,
and Wednesday and Friday at IA. n.
ARRIVES the evening before, after Office - =
hours.) aH3 q
Petersbargh Mall way every Friday by 81 A. M.
Cgnt8tdnd Mad every Friday at 7 A. II
!Arrives the evening before. aftor Office hoqrsl
Hickory Branch Nail every Saturday by IL Nj
s%rPost Office opens at A. N. and closes at y
P. II. on week days. Delivery Gloss from TO 8
A N. and from 51S to 81 p. NJ. week days
during the closing and opening of the Railroad
mail. Office open from to p. NJ. on the Sabbath.
-EH ~ JAMES 81. Mon EELY, P. 81.
Evansville. Ind. May g. 1860
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Complaint.

Mt APPRKREJN-R ~ " .ARRKDsa TsKT
N on file in the Office of the Clerk Of the Court
aforesni tt at the above AIMED defendants, except
George Violin, are non residents OF the State of
Indiana. Notice of The peLdency Of this action Is
therefore given to said Sigmund Levy Solomon
Levy, Leopold Levy, liver Smith, A. Mitchell
Hall, Wright Smith, Jacob Gottleib, Julius Frei-
bu Oh, Levi J. Workum, st. Victor Barrett, and
that the same will stand for trial at the next
term of the Court aforesaid, to be begun and held
at the Court House in the City Of Evansville, in
the County and State aforesaid, on the first Mon
day in October, a. D. 1862. - FEsz
Witness Louis Z :chter, the Clerk Of said Court;
this 9Th day of May, 1882.
LOUIS RICHTER,
Clerk v. @. O.
Chandler 4 Eynes, plaintiffs attorneys.
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