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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-11-19
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90 YEARS EXPERIENcE'
RADICAL CURES WARRANTED
Druid DispensatOry!
ESTABLISHED ON THE FOREIGN PLAN !
In Myers Block, Monroe Street,
TOLEDO, ONO.
A PERMANENT INSTITUTION.
The undersigned calls the attention of those in
terested to the fact that he has established suite
of rooms in Myers Block, on Monroe street, reg
ular DispensatOry for the treatment and permanent
cure of all known
PRIVATE DISEASES,
Whether of recent origin or of long standing, in
MALE 0P FEMALE.
The success which has attended the practice of
the undersigned in the treatment of diseases COM
ing under the above head, is sufficient guarantee
that what he undertakes he performs, and in every
effects a radical cure.
Private rooms provided where consultations
can be procured in the strctest confidence.
General Office over Nos. "a and 36 Monroe street,
first room to the right at the top of the stairway
over "Cornucopla." All letters promptly answered
containing a remittance or postage stamp.
ssy- Office hours from 10 to and from 10 9.
Call on or addres r. II. TYMPANY, NJ. d.
July l, '62. Toledo, Ohio.
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SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINES
Price Only $40!

LHo DeSt ana ctTO"ytS -H"CHt"e " Use :
WIN. E. CRAFT, Machinist,
$50 Summit street, (oyer City BankD
TOLEDO, OHIo.
Having good engine and lathe, and all other
tools fitted for light job work, would beg share
of patronage, feeling confident that all work en-
trusted to my care will be done in prompt and
workmanlike manner, aud on the most reasonable
erms.
| shall continue to manufacture my great Shuttle
Machine, the best in use for all kinds of sewing
light and heavy. This machine is well known and
bears good reputation.
eB-SEWING MACHINES, of all descriptions
repaired on the shortest notice. Reference may be
had 70 J; W. Bailey, proprietor Of the journal.
no8'62y WM. L. CRAFT.
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REMARK by a city scayenger: "When
dead hosses and other garbage is left lyin'
loose around a camp the noosepaper repor-
ter writes and says: Our army is again
assuming the offensive,
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-11-19

Ir seems, by rebel papers of late date,
that there has been, all along strong
Union sentiment in Southwestern Virginia,
the existence of which has hitherto been
carefully ignored
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-11-19

r NJ. SIX d NJ lore & Co.
LIE (Suceessors to More, Scott 4 Co.,)
DEALERS IN
lumber, Lath, Shingles, Cedar Fence
Posts, Building q 8ridge TimbeFs,
PANEL DOORS, SASH BLINDS, &c.
YARD ON SWAN CREEK.
Office, on St. Clair Street, next to the old Rail
Road Depot. ll-l-y.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-11-19

Some sensible chap says, truly that aper-
SON who undertakes 10 raise himself By
down on a wheelbarrow and undertake to
wheel himself
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-03-31

Ed. JOURNAL: The Surgeon in charge of
the Marine Hospital wishes, in behalf of the
sick and wounded soldiers, to thank those
who have SO kindly, literally, and bounti-
fully supplied their wants.
TheLadiss Society connected with AS
bury Chapel Terres Haute, Ind, have been
very mindful indeed-ss two large, we'll
packed boxes do prove--sf both necessaries
and luxuFies- The Ladies Methodist So
eiety of Evansville have done much to re-
Iieve the suffering and comfort the sick.
The Young Ladies Society should not be
forgotten, for they have been mindful that
the soldier is far from home, and have min
istered unto them only as ladies can And
then the Journal Office, Mr.. Dobell,. and
Mr.. VIM. Page have been very ILLEGAL with
the news" which have proved food for
the mind, and kept the soldier posted con-
corning the war. - =
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-03-31

a4
W. Fry, Of Gen. Wallace's staff writes the
Lafayette Courier Hnder date of March goth
that the last great battle is on the eve of
being fought in the vicinity of COrinth.-
The rebels are reported to be concentrated
there from 10000 to 100000 in number
under the leadsso Beauregard, johnson and
others and manifest q disposition to stake
she destiny of the Mississippi valley in q
single pitched battle. Some of the rebels
are we'll armed with rifles and shot guns,
but some have only long spears. 1t is also
stated that they have some heavy guns in
position, as well as q. large quantity of field
artilleryiand cannon. Surgeon Fry, how
ever, has no fears of the result. The rebel
rank and file have lost confidence in their
officers in their cause and in themselves
Deserters say the rebel trains had 10 be
guarded to prevent. the soldiers from run
ming away. While this is the feeling
among the rebel troops the Union soldiers
are girding themselves for the final struggle
They know they are miles FROM home and
that defeat is destruction. They feel that
there is no retreat. They must conqner or
die. They will triumph. The war CRY Of
the Indiana boys" Remember Buena Wis
ta," will be re-echoed by the other gallant
sons of the northwest, and together they
will drive the rebels from the field with the
bayonet and plant the stars and stripes in
triumph over the city of Memphis and New
Orleans.
But the struggle will be deadly one and
we suggest to our lady friends that they
diligently employ all their spare time in
providing comforts for the wounded. Most
of the Indiana boys. it Is quite likely win
ba sent to this State. and our city is the
first point in it that the wounded will
reach. We trust orr hospitals win all be
supplied with every comfort and luxury
that will tend to alleviate the suffsrings Of
the poor fellows who will be called on &c
shed their blood al 4aaA f'
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-03-31

Tax ON SLAvEs--The Philadelphia Led
ger is out in favor of tax on slaves II 10
curious, as the Ledger says, that
while Northern capital, invested chiefly in
manufactures and general business, was to
be heavily taxed, that large portion of the
Southern capital, which is invested in ne
groes, seems to be passed over. Northern
manufacturers win pay three per cent; why
should not an equal amount be levied on
negro property Lei the average value of a
slave be fixed, and let him be taxed, as long
as he Is a chatiel, like other chattels. The
determination of the South to hold on to
slavery, the great change which has taken
place of late years IN this respect, is due to
the increased value of slaves depending up
on the value of the cotton crop. Any
measure which tends to lower the value of
tne slave property, facilitates the gradual
extinction of slavery. Ii is difficult to see
what claims to exemption can be urged ia
iaVor OF this species Of property.pE rs
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-03-31
came in with high head from Louisville,
having had fine trip - .s

The GArHERING.-From Capt Poe, of
the Argyle, who LEFT Savannah on Wodnes-
day evening, we learn that the two hostile
armies are actively concentrating their
forces in the vicinity of Corinth, where
will, doubtless, soon be fought the most
sanguinary battle of the war. We have,
of course, no knowledge of the real or re-
lative strength of the two armies but feel
confident that our forces will achieve an
other glorious victory and add new lustre
to the army of the West. .ssa--s B.. s.-=
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key butter and eggs, W Shields; car load
lumber, VIM Larch; Is pkgs sundries, M W Fes-
teri Sc bbls whisky, Bement Z Viele; sacks
drd peaches, 80 sks -four, bxs groceries, Henry
A Cook; bx sundries, 1 coop chickens, Orr
26I bags wheat, III Il Unable; 81 sakcs brans i box
poultry, 3 bbls, P Elliott bills eggs, Dbl APP
pies, A Loewenthal; 10 SKIS Ord fruit, bbls eggs,
81 bbls sugar, Preston Bros; bbls eggs, barrels
apples, key onion sets. s. GiIberk n Cos = bxs
clothing Gumberts; IA bbls apples bbs EugaT,
1csk sausage, SIX apples, g bills eggs, sar-
dimes, lot rags Cox Humphrey; omnibus. X
BowleB, bdls shade trees, O Wolf 81 90; box
sundries, General Hospital; bxs hdw, O Wells;
s cases hats and caps. Gumberts; 10 bills apples,
Apspacher 3 Rlaut; bxs, ladders, wheSI, @
90 ae11s sssa, sHs puITy TzsIGh a Carlstedt IL
hxs shoes and hats, Read & Lawrence; [ TX candy,
l. Kessler; q bbls sugar, Preston Bros; bdls
bxs hdw, ChRs Ba bcOck; "a bgs coffee, Gilbert &
Co; ll6 SKIS barley, Cook 4 Rice; box hdW, u e
Wells; bxs dry goods Merritt; bxs shoes,
Thos liant; bx dry goods, Ii Maghee & Go;
bX M kniVes, Crane q Brown; l cultivation, Kill
tey; 10 bxs mdss, Mackey. HeRAing Co; boxes
rdry goods, A LOewenthal; 10 bxs hats, II q w
W MoTgans 10 bxs oysters, Horabrook; bxs
oysters, ~ bxs preserves bbls do Joseph Ei-
lott.
- ~sf .a a Z. sHRADER. Agent. B.
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River News.


sG- The Charley Bowen is the Cairo
packet to-day, and the Little Grey Eagle ID
the packet for Louisville. The travelling
public will need nothing more said on the
subject
The Silver Moon, from Cincinnati, came
in, on Saturday morning, withan excellent
trip, for ST. louis and the upper Mississippi.
The steamer Argyle, Capt. Jacob Poe
came in from the Tennessee river. She
brought a considerable quantity of corn.
from Mt. Vernon, and filed up here with
pork, wheat, &c. She left on Saturday
afternoon for Pittsburg. masa 49af 80 f9sl
The Liberty also came in on Saturday
morning from Fort Henry, and left for Cin-
cinnati. She brought mp a lot ofapork
captured from the rebels at GAINESVILLE.
The pork is being taken 70 Cincinnati to be
overhauled and better cured, the rebels not
having salt sufficient to cure it properly.
The Lebanon from Paducah, for Cincin-
natl, with a small cargo of pig metal, came
in at noon and took on board lot of
tobacco. e.4t ~
The Sunny Side from Nash vile, and the
Clarabell from st. Louis, passed up on
Saturday afternoon, merely touching at thu
wharf The latter had aboard considera-
BILE number of passengers, including a
number of convalescent soldiers, going home
on furlough. -f avail os {
From the officers of the Sunny Side, we
learn that the Cumberland is falling very
fast, and that large boats will not long be
able to go above GAINESVILLE. The B. j
| Adams was met in the Cumberland with 8
load of Government stores.
tbs high-beaded Courier, with Captain
Lemcke in command, left for Cairo and way
, ports promptly at 2 o'clock, on Saturday
, with fair cargo, and considerable numbe
Of passengers. -
THR removal of the embargo on rive
, shipments is already exerting good inau
! ence on the business of the city. We no
l ticed quito quantity of goods on the sid
: walks and landing on Saturday, marked 70
|, Paducah and other Kentucky towns dow
d the river. .t-
u SINCE the removal of the river embargo
the circulation of the Journal has Target
/ increased in Southern Kentucky and otht
d localities down the river. We would sue
. gest to the merchants and business men {
!. the city the propriety Of advertising thei
II business more extensively. Oar terms al
% liberal. w
TIE J. w. Mailman, from Nashvill
p passed up to Louisville to report at HeaC
q quarters She stopped for few momen
% only at this port. 4l'8-s y a3-zz q =
II The Lue Eaves came 10 at o'clock O
q Saturday evening, from Green river, Ioadt
= to the guards with tobacco.
" The Gillum departed for Nashville, an
i the Storm foa Bowling Green, the latt
with a good trip.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-03-31

Rg The LIST brigade of Gen. WalIace's
division is composed of the 9Th Missouri,
18th, 23d and 34th Indiana regiments,
Wizards battery and a battalion of the 9th
Ohio cavalry, The brigade is under COM
mand Of Col. Morgan L. Smith of the sth
SliSsout'' lnasmueh, however, as Col.
noVey mas oeen made Brigadier- General,
he will out rank Col. smith and win a;.bar
90 assigned 70 new command or will take
charge Oh that brigade, in which case be
VIII nave the honor OF commanding one of
the finest bodies of men in the army
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-03-31

aa- The New Albany Ledger complains
bitterly on account Of Irregularities in the
arrivals and departure OF the boats carrying
the mails between Louisville and this city.
We have noticed this defect ourselves but
thinking it was only temporary have re-
Trained from complaint. As the trouble,
however, bids fair TO become chronic, we
think with the Ledger, the Department
should investigate the matter at once.
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narMr. ]. N. sILvERrHoRN, for several

~Mr. J. N. SILvERTHoRN, for several
years connected with the Terre Haute tx
press, has joined his fortunes for a season
with thisjournal and we trnst our readers
will extend to him that courtesy and atten-
ton, necessary to enable him to give that
interest TO our local columns they should
possess They will find him, We feel conf
deet, a gentleman worthy their respect and
esteem
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-03-31

D~Fhe Cairo City Gazette tells of the
sad case of mortality, at one of the hOsPi
tails in that city. A soldier was taken sick
and sent for his family, consisting of his
wife and one child. On the:night after their
arrival the mother died and the next night
the child died. Before their bodies we're
consigned to the earth, the griefstricken
husband and father also breathed his last.
This is but a single episode in this terribly
wicked rebellion.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-03-31

HosPfrA1 z.rsRARlEs. Ministers Of
the city held meeting on Saturday and
adopted q plan to furnish each hospital for
the Union Soldiers with a library Of useful
books. Those who desire to contribute any
works to this desirable and praisworthy
object, are requested to leave them to-day
at the store of Messrs. Sbankiin & 0'Reily,
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EvANsvrLLB, March 20. 1862.


Il. c. Ha5seck, Esp President Soldiers Re-
LIEF Assoriafiaa1 = ~ ~ ~
Dean SRs 1 herewith hand you the sum
of SAC o5, being the amount dine you as per
the following resolution, adopted by the
members of City Guards, at their final
meeting, March 2sth.
6. ResoEued, That the Company Clerk be
authorized to pay into the hands of the
Soldiers Relief Association of Evansville,
all the money ssl9ngiug to City Guards
after all just bills shall have. been paid by
hin-for the benefit of said association. a )
saHa JAMES X. PATTERSON, 9i
a. Company Clerk. s.
The Soldiers Relief Association ackuowl-
edge the receipt of SAG 10 as a donation
from the City sGuards of Evansville, OF the
Indiana Legion. nv 's'
ALLEN G. HALLECK, Pres't.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-03-31

CURlous Conference.-The Philadelphia
Press mentions as a curious coincidence
that President Lincoln, when q member of
the House in lS48-49, introduced a bill for
the abolition of slavery in the District of
Columbia. The bill now before Congress
for this purpose it is believed will pass
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-03-31

pa- Mnj. Templeton of the Goth Regi-
ment, being promoted to Lieut.. Colonel of
this regiment, an election was held few
days ago for Major, which resulted In the
election of Capt. Joe. Cox, of this city.
We presume the commission will be made
out in accordance with this expressed wish
of the soldiers.
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ALLEN G. HALLECK. Pres,t.

HAM ToAsT.--A nice breakfast dish
Chop line some cold boiled ham, the lean
part, mix q beaten egg with little cream
and thicken il with the ham, put il in a
saace pan to simmer a while over the FIRE !.
have ready some bnttered toast, over which
spread the bam mixture. The dish is de-
licious.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-03-31

s1The " Union Rifles " al Independ-
emf military company at re- - =
tEFggr s8..ursroH On Thursday last, in
which the three best shots were made by
by Corporal Bemsnt Of the firm of Bement
& co. His best shot was bat 6ve-eighths
of an inch from the center. Distance 100
yards. The weapon used was the Spring.
field Rife.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-03-31

,REcRUrrs aWANrED.-Lieuts. Fitz VIII
-liams and German will be in the city for
several days for the purpose Of enrolling
recruits in the 61st, or Fad Irish regiment.
They have established Headquarters corner
of Main and Fourth streets, in the GaVisk
building. Comfortable quarters have been
provided for all who enlist.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-03-31

sS~ JOha T. Greed & Co., of New York,
have received from the Government a cor
tract for the manufacture of 20, 1000 pairs of
socks. Quite an extensive job.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
a scHLAEPEER.s.v

WDHSE OF REUE EJSrE, ron SALE
- at SehIaepfsrs New Drug store
SODA Ash and Potash, for sale at schIaepfer's
New Drug store. FL. .I fla
OONRAD'B Bug Poison.-The best bng destroy
or m The world, for sale at II. J. Schiaspfer's New
Drug Store.
; j lust NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. supply Of the genuine
Peruvian Syrup, at Schiaepfer's New Drug Store.
mar3I.l - -. -. = 80
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sea- The Savings Bank, No. 4 First
street, buys and sells gold, exchange on New
York, Illinois, Missouri, and all other un-
current money, sells sight drafts on EGG
land, Ireland and Scotland in sums to suit.
dam -
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MARI led.

On the 9th inst, at the residence Of Mr. Gillison
Maghee, BY the Rev. w. Il. MeCarer. mr. JoHH
AsrLAN to Miss AMELIA OHARLEswosFT, both Of
Wand erLnrgh County. 5s .-
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HONE INTERESTS.

BE- The Town Ball Club had their FIRST
game of the season on Saturday afterneen.
1t is said to have been very spirited al
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-03-31

The RIvER-After having fallen about
one foot came TO stand yesterday, but has
receded about inches up to II o. clock
this P. N. The water is still over the pra-
tries below the city and across the river
ViHcennes Sun, 2Sth.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-03-31

99 J. O. SrAoRR has been appointed
Postmaster at Nash's Depot, this county, in
place of Richard Nash, deceased.
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'TOAUTION.

ELL PERSOJsSS .RBB RORRED
On tresspassing on the tract of land near the
city known as " Blackford's Tract" shall pros
ecute to the extent Of the law all persona who
disregard this notice. L will psy o liberal
REWARD -
for proof sufficient to convict those who have been
eating green trees on the same lRnd fiuTing the
past winter. A. l. kOBIhsOhs
: March 26, 1862 mh2f-1w, Agent.
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WDUCR WHEAT RLOUR4 s75ssA aago
I'D 20 SKIS Buckwheat Flour, at II. A, Cooks.
-zANTE OURRAETs.-s casks zanis CurEantss
just received at Cooks.
: FORTY bushels more of those choice Sweet Po-
tatoes, At Cooks. - - -raaa aitlta - ~ -
SALMoE--l tisros extra Salmon, Just recsiVed
w. r. and Hamburg oheess--50 boxes cheese,
received this day at Cooks.
ORANGEs-4O boxs Oranges, In fine order, at
III. A. Cooks. t ?. e
LEMoNs-l0 boxs Lemons, ia doe order. just
received at Cooks. ......s. .s{@
900 fresh OOCoanuts, just received at Cooks. r
100 boxes Ba sins, extra fresh Layer. ls.' f.
= 20 half boxes do H. DO 90 l-.lse fs=fe
Just received at ID. A. COOKS, EoI Lsssfssa. 1870
oYsTERs--3o dozen cans Cove Oysters.
Hi-ia 20 dozen half cans do.
: Warranted extra, and for sae cheap at
rnarZT t5'f 8 Fl tatlfs.A RI II. A. coo KS.
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"ELLIOTT,S."

HyRRSH e9.aRDEsN SEEDS,
% rs bxs fresh garden seeds.
bushels sfIver skim onion setti, for sale at
Elliett's. ~ - sep"
FIOUR.--75 sacks Xxx white wheat flour, Of the
best quality at Eliiotts
SEED POTATOES.-200 bush Pure pink eyes.
600 bush noWb hall potatoes.
100 seed sweet potatoes
Just received at EIiotps Grocery. tt.ti
OHEAP.-5O0 sh ouldeIs, at 4o per pound. -
500 doz eggs, at &c Ter. doz, Just re-
ceived at Elliott's.
SEVENTY bushels large sweet POTATOES, Tor
table use, st Elliotts.
BAKING Powders of all kinds.
Spices, both ground and Hnground, at klliotts.
POWDER.-100 kegs rifle powder. s.s.i s.lf stf4a
Ht 100 kegs blasting powder. 81
Just received at Elliotts Family Grocery,
mareh28 ed
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Nor IN THE REaULATIoEs.--On Saturday
morning some time before any of the en-
ployes about the establishment were stir
ring, young soldier arrived at the Marine
Hospital, seemingly anSious for admittance :
The soldier was quite young, not more
than three or four days old, and was neatly
wrapped up and deposited in q willow
basket. We have often heard of children
being adopted by regiments, and we pre-
sumo this little stranger will have to be
adopted BIZ the Hospital and will hereafter
be known as the child of the hospital.
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CHEAP FoR CAsH.-Common lumber for
80 cents per 100 feet. sss"1s -sFe..'i
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KENTUCKY ELECTION.

Judge W. K. WILLIAMS, of Graves coun-
ty, is candidate for Judge from the 4th
Appellate District of Kentucky. .teJlo
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PAY NOTICE.

GwvMR UJV.DRRSAGJN@ED, WISE
A ing 70 close the company business OF D.
NTTRRE a Co. fNurfe a Brumhielhans) requests
sas ~ them 10 pay their accounts
and notes at once, In order II not
msr2s-ew FURRE & BRUMMELHAUs.
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B1Among the passengers by the Liber-
ty on Saturday, we we're pleased to meet
our old friend, Barton D. Jones, late city
editor of the Indianapolis Journal, now
sutler of the 81 Indiana regiment, looking
fine and cheerful. The SD Is the only
regiment now at Fort Henry.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-03-31

DoNATIoNs TO THE SICK SoLDIERs.-J.
Phares, Steward of General Hospital No. l,
acknowledges the receipt of the following
donations, through Mayor Baker, from
Terre Haute, Rockville, and other sources
is cans preserved fruits.
81 dozen live chickens.
20 dozen eggs.
II bushels dried apples and peaches.
2 bushels potatoes.
From Mr.. Hollenback, lot of dried
peaches and Eve gallons sour krout-
From some gentleman in a hurry, two
gallons milk and one can peach butter.
From. Sir. kellogg, of Gibson county,
one half busheI dried peaches, one half bush
eli dried apples and two dried mutton hams
Also from editors of the Evansville Jour
nal, twelve papers daily, and from
Hon. J. a. Gurley, N. @. from 2nd Con.
gressional district, Ohio, fifteen copies o.
the Cincinnati Weekly Times, for distribu
ton in the wards of the hospitals,
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a. 81 PoONS
Mar. 27-d6t JOHN A. REITZ.