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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-04-04

OAIRo, April 3.-Gen. John A. Logan
left to-day to join his Brigade, up the Ten
nessee River. His wound ia not yet entire
ly healed.
The most terrific tornado passed over
Cairo from the Southwest at 3 O'Clock yes
terday morning. The tornado was accom-
panied by rain, hail and thunder. A large
number of transports and tugs were torn
from their moOrings and blown across the
river. The roof of the st. Charles Hotel
was torni;Of and completely demolished
Several rows of unoccupied barracks were
leveled to background. The Cairo aud Co
lumbus wharf boat was blown across the
river and Novelties high and dry on the
Kentucky shore.
The steamer Illinois had both chimneye
and her upper cabin torn away in the fall
ing of which four or 6ge lives were lost.
Several barges, which were used as store
houses, broke loose and floated down the
river Large piles of government lumber
on the Ohio levee were blown into the
river The wooden barracks at Birds
Point and Fort Holt were demolished with
out loss of life. The steamer Philadelphia,
with several ice barges, drifted down the
river aud sunk a mile below Birds Point.
Three men were drowned. Capt Carroll
of the stenmer Sallie " ood, has leg bro.
ken. So far as ascertained the transports at
the levee had FIVE men blown overheard
was drowned. The boat John Juss, used
as a hospital at Mound City, was sever ely
injured
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CORRESPONDENCE ST. LOUIS aEpURL1oAn.

Fort UNION, NEW MEXICO, March 18TH
Col. Slough's Colorado regiment of volun-
teers, $50 strong, arrived here Eve days ago.
The effective fighting force now here is ], ace,
sufficient to defend this depot against any
force the rebels can bring against us. We
have stores enough for three months. This
fort is the strongest on the Western forntiers,
being seven hundred and fifty feet square
with parpets seven feet high and a ditch
eight feet deep and fifteen feet wide, and
contains we'll stocked magazine, and ord
nance for the works will probably be mount
ed Immediately. At the latest accounts,
Col. Candy was still shut up at Fort Craig.
The Texans, 2, 400 strong, were at Albu-
qnerque with twenty pieces of artillery,
about half way between here and Fl. Craig.
Other accounts say that the rebel Colonies
Steele and Baylor, With 800 Texans, are
advancing on the fort.
The Texans held Santa Fe, where they
have organized Provisional Government.
WASHINGTON, April 3d.--The Govern
ment having returned to their respective
owners all the boats on the Chesapeake and
Ohio canal Trade has already began to re-
vive.
Our loss in the engagement of Saturday
and Sunday, the AID and 23d of March, was
eighty-six killed and 424 wounded. Fifty
have since died.
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Cairo, April 3d.-During the storm on
the night of the LIST, Col. Roberts of the
AID Illinois, and $50 picked men of his
command, in company with boats crew
from each gunboat under command of First
Master johnson of the st. Louis, started at
IL o'clock to take sOundings.
At IL o'clock they brought up at the up
per battery and landed. The rebel senti-
nels fred their pieces and ran in leaving
the battery in our possession. Col Roberts
men spiked all the guns, six in number,
one of them "a FOUNDER, the others 24's
and 32's. These guns have all been erect
ed within the last few days. The expedi-
ton returned in safety, not a man having
received a scratch.
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= ohneon says the only chance for the
rebels, is an open fight in the field. Oar
correspondent thinks Corinth, in Missis-
sippi, is the chosen place. -
He further. says, the rebels have about
so, 600, troops en- the line between Memphis
and Huntsville, Alabama, which were be-
ing reinforced and supposed now to num-
Der from GO, 600 to $4,000. The rebels are
prepased with rosin and tar to burn Mem
phiss when compelled to evacHate. -. !;
r The most prominent citizens of Memphis
say. they. wohtd Yield forthWithsi if assured
of their safety and. the security Of their
property from confscation by Ihe Federal
Government. -5... -45@gs
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-04-04

n@ A case has occurred In this city
which may truly be clRssed as q most re-
markable one. A highly respectable lady
had gladdened the heart of her husband by
presenting him with a sweet little babe
and about two aud q half weeks later she
again presented him with another. We
remember once to have read of q similar
case, but are certain this Que deserves to be
claased under the head of psychologist
al Ronder."=N A. Led0er.
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CINCINNATI, April 3d.-On Tuesday the
Mayors and committees from Chicago,
Springfield, Chillicothe and other cities
called upon Parson Brownlow and rendered
him the freedom of their respective cities,
and begged him to visit them.
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FoRrREzs MoNRoE, April 3.-The weather
to-day is clear and pleasant, and every thing
is progressing in the most satisfactory man
ner. - r
The rebels fred several shots from Sew
ellis Point last night at the transports in
the harbcr, some of the shells falling within
flly feet of vessel loaded with horses.
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Mar. %. 1s81.-And now it is hereby ordered and
directed by the Common Council of the City CT
Evansville, that the owners Of all lots parts Of
lots fronting adjoining the southeast side Of
Gam Street, 4betwesn First and Second Streets In
said City, the sidewalks thereon to be
broug hi to the proper grade, and that they cause
sidewalk Of Glass No. 2 to be laid down thereon
within thirty days from the publication OF this
order. 10y = -
.ssl p. BURKE, Clerk.
Clerks Ofice April 8, 1862
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CONFEDERATION N0TTOR=
ORDER FoR PLANK Sidewalk.

VADAS EoS FLAME pAOS-WAAA"
Mar. 20, Iceland now &c is hereby ordered and
directed By the Common Counoil Of the City Of
Evansville, that the owners of ell lots parts OF
lots fronting adjoining the northwest side
Of Chestnut Street. from Sixth to Seventh Streets,
in said City, cause the sidewalks thereon to be
baought to the proper grade and that they cause O
sidewalk of GLASS No. TO be laid down thereon
within thirty days from the publication of this
order.
T30,e.,s ONCE. Aur,l g 1854, = A-AN - "'S'A
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WooDsroOK, Va, April 3.-The Rebels
when retreating, yesterday, attempted to
burn bridge over a creek near Narrow
Passage, but it was extinguished.
The magnificent Railroad bridge 100 feet
high, over the same stream was burned by
jackson when Tetreating from General
Shields. -
A grey stallion, said to be Col. Ashby'a.
was shot yesterday, near this town. The
ball must have wounded the rider in the
left thigh. The report, however that Col.
Ashby was wounded is not credited at
headquarters. Some of AsAby's scouEs
made their appearance early this morning
on the high wood bridge On the opposite
side of Stony Creek, beyond Edinburg.
They were fired on by some Of the 29th
Pennsylvania, when Col. Ashb5 unmask-
ed four guns and threw several shells into
the camp. He subsequently, refreshed under
the fire Of our guns Z
During the day they frequently interfer-
ed with our bridge builders by Smelling
them at long range. The foot OF the bridge
was however completed, and our skirmish-
ers and some of the Andrew sharp-shooters
are now on the other side beyod the town.
Second Lieutenant Duff and two pri-
Yates Of Ashby's cavalry were captured
while carrying dispatches, but refused to
divulge the contents or who they were from.
A late intercepted letter from Rebel line
officer, speaks significantly of the antlci-
pated open rebellion in Maryland, but this
is regarded as one of the means reserted to,
by Secession leaders, to amuse their fol-
lowers.
Ashby's artillery was re-enforced to-day
by two or three more heavy gums, with
which he practieed on us at long range
Gen. Banks is here and Gen. Shields at
Strasburg.
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SPECIAL TO CHICAGO TRIBUNE.

CA1Ro, April 2d.-A small craft tied to
the levee in front of the st. Charles Hotel,
occupied by poor man and his family oil
five persons, parted its moorings during the
gale yesterday and all on board were
drowned. The wharf boat of the Ohio &
Mobile Railroad was blown across the river
and is now entangled in the bushes on the
Kentucky shore At Paducah, the storm
was very severe, unroofng thirty houses
including the Marine Hospital and a large
warehouse. The damage done to steamers
and property along the river is immense.
The steamer Courier barely escaped dis
traction. The storm was exceedingly vio-
leat Ia the vicinity of the Cumberland
river, but we are without particulars.
The steamer Universe just returned from
a successful search for the Philadelphia, re-
ported sunk. She was fonnd one mile this
side of Columbus. Her crew was taken off
excepting three men who left the Philadel-
phia in a skif and have not been heard
from since. Nothing interesting from New
Madrid
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3olesk's ONCE, April 8, 1862.
CORPORATION NOTICE.
ORDER ron PLANK aInE-WALK

Mar. 20, Iceland now 1t ia hereby ordered and
directed by the Ormmon Council OF the Oitv of
Evansville, that the owners Of all lots OF parfs of
lots fronting or adjoining the north side Of Bond
Street, from Market Street to the line Of Carpeu-
ter's Place. in said city, cause the sidewalks
thereon to be brought to the proper grade, and
that they cause a sidewalk OF GLASS No. q to be
laid down thereon within thirty days from the
publication of this order. ii Z
P. BURKE, Clerk
Clerks Office April g. 1864
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R The rebels are certifying Oorinth
in very substantial manner, and our
army is preparing TO attack them in their
strong hold. What Byron will max g men,
orabEe the new 90 Siege of Oorinth 2"
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1865 e. Z Cd =

RB UCMW.HEAT RKOURg u
ND 20 SKIS BucIwhe Flour, at b. A. Cooks.
zANTE OURRANTS. ID casks zante Cnrrsnts,
Just received at Cooks. -F
FORTY bushels more Of those choice Sweet Po-
entoes, at Cook 10. f
eALM0N-1 fierce extra Salmon, just received
at Cooks. --e, --tt.
w. II. and Hamburg Chees9-5O boxes cheese,
received this day &c Cooks.
ORANGES bOxs Oranges, in foe order, at
Il. A. Cooks. ....
LEMoNs--1O boxs Lemons. in fine order just
received at Cooks.
600 fresh OocOannts, Just received at Cooks.
100 boxes Raisins, extra fresh Layer.
20 half boxes do do do
just received at H. A. Cooks. i-'s
OYSTERS so dozen cans Cove Oysters.
90 dozen halt cans do.
Warranted extra, and for sale cheap at
mar27 III. A. COOKS.
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PRovIDAaoR, r. l., April Ex-Governor
Sprague and the rest of the present incum-
bentssof the State offices were reelected to-
day without opposition. The vote was
light.
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CHICAGO, April 3.-A special to the
Journal from Cairo says that in the gale
yesterday, several persons were blown over
board from the steamers into the rivers
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LOUISVILLE, April 2--An intelligent
gentleman leaving Memphis, week ago, re-
ports Gen "a. Sidney johnson, as saying;the
federals could out flank them in any posi-
ton they might take. Therefore forti6ca-
tions were useless.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
BT THE e. W. LnEs
Exclusively for the Journal.
Candidates, Attention +!

We will furnish all the tickets you may
want at one dollar per thousand or ttOenty
cents per hundred.
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n sRsaPsT L-R-HP s!-We have lust re-
~ eeiVed large assortment of Coal Oil Lamps,
seAecssd IN person expressly for tho Evansville
trade. We solicit examination Of price and
quality, as We are confident better or cheaper
let cannot be found this side Of Cincinnati Price
from 80 csRta TO 81 76 each.
deel9 VIOKERY BROS, So Main st.
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LOUISVILLE, April 3d.-Among the ar
rivals at the Gait House, is Major W. Fl.
Polk, of Tennessee, en- route to Washington.
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HraALD's DIspATcH.


WASHINGTON, April 2.--It is rumored
here to-day, that the rebel Cabinet has de-
cided to burn the city of Richmond on the
approach of the Union army. Business was
never so brisk on the line of the Orange
and Alexandria Railroad. ~ 7r.fsa S9~
@Since the affair in thesSickles brigade,
where a master shot at his servant, Gen.
Hooker has positively refused passes to go
into the camps of bis division to hunt con-
trabands
Lieut.. j. P. Hall and W. McGunnagle,
have been ordered to report TO flag officer
Foote. q;s.e@
The number of sick soldiers in
the government hospitals, in the Dis
trict, at.the last weekly report, was 2,3I4.
Of these 526 are from New York Regi-
ments. ~ ~r-7.f-5Et 8
Slight skirmishes continue to be the Or
der of the day along our front, each army
lying in sight of the other, entertaining
each other with occasional artillery prac-
tsce and cavalry charges. Yesterday Col.
Geary captured number of prisoners af-
ter spirited skirmish in which several of
the enemy were killed. ~e1 2
The completion of the railroad to within
the immediate neighborhood of the adj
vance places many of our forces in q much
more advantageous position, and will
doubtless, greatly accelerate the move
ments of our advancing army. The rebel
cavalry continue to make excursions
through the country beyond Manassas
Junction. @SS
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Special NetioeS.


ghs Confessions ana AsrPsrssnes or an
KsSsISd. -Published for the benefit and as .
warning and caution TO young men who sufTeE
from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, Sci
supplying at the same timo the means Of self-Cure
by ono who has cured himself after being put 10
great expense through medical imposition aud
QuaokeFy. By enclosing po.t paid addressed en-
veIOpe, sEEaLR ooPIEs may be had Of the author,
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq,, Bedford, Kings
Cos Ny, mhl6-d&wly
-gTGentsOas Soldiers Protect your health.
No sensible man will leave the city without a sup
ply Of Holioway's Pills and Ointment. For
Wounds, Bruises, Sores, FsVers aud Dyssntery,
these medicines are the best in the world. Nvery
English and French Soldier uses them.
Only IS cents per box or pot MARIO
Ths .sppsS6gss.-It is very difficult matter
with the majority of persons to restrain their appe
titles; hence, we see abundance Of Dyspepsia
Liver Complaints, aud Disorders Of the Stomach
and Digestive Organs. Hollands German Bltters
viii entirely these complaints and restore the
system 70 its original vigor and strength They
are foF sale by druggists and dealers In medicines
everywhere, at rs cents per bottle feb1s
RsST DVsI 1E96T Dye AsSr GUs =
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harmless and reliable Dye known All others are
mere limitations, and should DO avoided II you wish
TO escape ridlcule,
GREY, RED OR RUSTY HAIR dyed instantly
to beautiful and natural Brown or black, with
out the least injury to Hair or Skin,
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have
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ever 100000 applications have been made to the
hair Of the patrons Of his famous Dye
. WE. A. BAToHEL0R's HAIE DYE produces a
color not to be distinguished from nature and Is
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Sold In an Che cities and towns OF the United
States, by Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
The Genuine has the name "WlIIiam A. Batch
elor," and address upon steel plate engraving,
the four sides Teach box.
WHoLEsAAR FAoroRK. 81 BARCLAY ST.,
mill Late 28s Broadway, New York.
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SPECIAL 20 TIE CErCAGo JoUnEAL-

CAIRO, April 2-Col. Bufords capture at
Union City, amounted only to seven pris-
onefs and forty horses and mules.
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1890 P. M.-The Pike just arrived bring
ing news from the Island to l o'clock p. NJ.
The damage to the feet is less than was
anticipated. The gunboats and mortars
are uninjured. The transports Pike and
Swallow were damaged considerably.
The bombardment was still carried on
vigorously, but with what result is I'M
known.
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CINCINNATI, April 3.-River fallen four
inches, with 224 feet in channel. Weather
clear.
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PITrsHpReH. April 3.-River feet and
falling,
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= SCHLAEPFER'S !"

sSGNIAEFFEN ,.
HDBsT az REUE EyScK, ROR SALE
AD at Sohlaepfsr's New Drug Store.
SODA Ash and Potash. for sale at SchlaepfeT's
New Drug Store.
C0NRAD's Bug Poison.--The best bug destroy
or In the world, for sale at II. J. Sehlaepfers New
Drug Store. -4 -la
JUST Observation-Disclosures supply of the genuine
Peruvian Syrup, at Schlaepfer's New Drug Store.
mar3l t es@
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LOUISVILLE, April 3d-Rfver falling.
slowly, 8 feet in the canal. Weather clear.
Mercury $50.
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Administrators Notice.
Ha@0TKCR is hereby given, that the under
RW signed has been appointed Administrator of
the estate Of Philip III Maidlow. Said estate is
supposed to be solvent. All persons having claims
Against the estate will prssant their bills to me,
and all those indebted to the estate will settle wit
me immediately. D .ia8i EDWARD mA1DLOW.
mar26-3tw
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AFTERNOON REPORT.

rendering courtesies to Par
son BrownIow-W. Fl. Polk
en- route to Washington
The tornado at Cairo and
Paducah-Latest from Is
land No. 10. -o
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ANKO pa SHOsNTSs
~ 5000 sugar cured and canvassed hams.
- 5000 choice plain hams.
.. $500 shoulders.
1000 ribbed sides.
800 clear sides
500 barrels mess pork.
100 barrels rump pork.
$50 kegs chsiee family lard.
The above sTe an IL our own caring, and fully
warranted. GEO FOSfEh q "
f6aF2s
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LAST NIGHTS REPORT

Successor of Carl Shurz
Hig hly important from
New Mexico = Operations
on the Rappahannock-
Skirmishing with Jack
sons forces-Firing from
Sewell's Point = Brilliant
exploit at No. 1O-The Tor
nadO at Cairo.
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E6S8DnBne4 IN l6b0.
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TOBACCO AND CIGARS,
and n1Ts
WE@B OFFER F0B SAFE TRB
w largest and best assortment Of Tobacco
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6utlors and 6terskeepars 70 examine our stock,
which they win find extensive and cheap.
E,H IA p.E Ga A.RSR.1S
100000 porsls Joseph cigars.
10000 porels Charles do.
5000 poreIs John DO.
10000 La IVA
10000 porels Francis
10000 La Napoleon.
1900 O. Branson's.
1900 Regalia Havana
10000 La Saladinas. l5
5000 La India. ss....f
600 Half Spanish. t-as.st
10000 Patent Pressed.
16,OOo La Belle AmeEious.
90 boxes Red Clay Pipes
so boxes P0Whattan Pipes.
,000 boxes Common Clay Pipes.
90 dozen Briar Root Pipes,
20 dozen Meerschaum Assorted PBoes.
90 gross Danish Pipes.
20 boxes extra Virginia Chewing Tobacco.
90 boxes OF. Lump Virginia Chewing DO.
so caddies Planterss Pride.
20 boxes Light Pressed Virginia. @
30 boxes Five Lump Tobacco.
10 kegs Rough and Ready.
20 boxes Cold Root Virginia Tobacco.
10 boxes Thomas Keen's Tobacco.
30 gross Sunny Side FobaocO.
20 gross Solace Tobacco
20 gross Sweet Owen.
70 boxes O. Branson's Tobacco
80 boxes Pure Scotch Snuff.
10 bbls BacabOy Snuff.
10 bbIs French SNUG. ta.-
5000 Packages Pride Of the West Smoking To.
bmoco.
5000 packages Rosebud do.
5000 packages Magnolia do. as
f goo bbls Fine Oat Chewing Tobacco. ~
p 20 bbls Fine Ont Chewing. az-
loo bible Fine Cut Smoking.
5000 pounds KtnkfnnicK Bnoking Tobacco. ~
200 lbs Grand Turkish Tobacco.
200 lbs OarlOtta Smoking Tobacoo.
10000 Pipe Stems, assorted-a-sk--
GEO dozen German Pipes 49,
30 dozen French Pipes.
IL Gases Connecticut Seed Leaf. o.
We offer the above goods for sale at Baltimore
prices. We have no competition in our line this
side of Cincinnati. We invite dealers 20 examine
our large stock, which they will find extensive and
cheap. Give Us CAL. .sg
FRANCIS FENDRI0H, BROS
No II Mai n StrSot, Evansville, Ind
Sign Of 'Old Bob Ridley"
FebIa
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CORPORATION NOTICE.
ORDER FoR PLANK SIDEWALK.

Clerks once, April 8. 1854. - :
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I'D ~ aU-sSrg III ~ JFK.a RWVW-
~ WHEAT FLOUR In any quantities. ~ suit
the trade fresh and good, at VIGKERYB.
JANIS
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BATTLE OF WINCHESTER.
OFFIcIAL REPORps.

Official Report Of Acting BrigGdies GeReSaE
htnabGIZ, Commanding Shields DIVISION,
Of the Bottle of Wiacheskeg.
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Clerks omce, April 8, 1SG