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PUBLICATION, &c.

INTERESTING TO MOTHERS AND La
DIES GENERALLY-r0e Spring No GIMME
DEMObE5rS QUARTERLY MIRROR, contan ming
valuable inform alton, variety Of useful plain ml
sized patterns, comprising the Promenade Jacket
MAdina slesve and Chid's Apron, eeyani Pl,te
and hne Engravingu Of LAdiss' and Chi dren'a
ID eases nov ready. To Mothers this Magazine is
very valuable, YEARLY, with a valuable premium,
81. Single copies, 2bo Published At 4T3 Broad.
way Sold every where, or sent by mall on reospt
OF price. The full sized Patterns alone are worth
more than three times lV cost. ti2
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Polio, Intelligence, &e.

AHursr OF LtQuoE DEhfrRs. number
c'hqu'r dealrrs we're arc,tD ga Sunday for vio.
laNug tie sunday law IA selling liquor aud alo ~
ing gambling ani billiard PLAYING 'n their su 'onf,
AZ 81. ggcty ~ the uIrer " Green stra a1i Hgr.
iislu tt,etts, policeman uu,aet va, assaulted 10y
the proprietor AM kept prisoner 10 q book ON
Information vas sent " the hsu Ws.i pIl6 e..
ton. ard several othcers repaired { the pl ,oc and
released thc.r eomrsup, who .fp'arei tav- bNf
sow ely ludrd. tta trcPa- - tio Erpgso-y was
Il, RESTED A.. held g. tuHyy.r.
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ss.s.ssssssss ssssss. stsssssss
We follow tie footsteps o. t1e Ap site Of
Tempersncs-Theobald Matthew.
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The Board me, last evening. A resolution was
adopted calling on the Street Commissioner N re-
port - TO ungraded Mreess &C., and also by what
uihoTity the Independent Telegraph Company are
ut.ing up telegraph wires In this city, HIS Honor,
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mHSCEM.LAlNEOUH.

NNTANTED-BY A PHYSICIAN OF PhAA-
w delphis, from . A. n. until z. n. ons day In
zach week, two rooms OF double pArlor, 10 con-
suupiiye patieAts in Address j. IL SCHKNUks
81 Barclay 81, New York, or 80 North Cab &, PniLA-
Crlphia. mills s'lSl
WANTED -. TO PURCHASE GAIT
w Lore 10 HANDS high, not over years Of 49,
Apply " Ii t. HAMlLLi 3o5 aud SOY West ~
before O'lncE, 4. II. mil ia
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MAKRIAalAsA.

POYNTER-DONALDsO N-Iu New York March
1871, 10y Iha Rev. q. Campbell Mr. ThopAs P1yn.
tr, o. Bro,hlyn, D. Miss isabella u madison,
daughter 81 hi. Henry DonSdsob, Of Now forS.I4
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DRY GOODS.
BARGAINS BARGAINS BARGAINS
FIRE. FRET FIRE |
W X. PEYTON,


NJ. 2Ti BONKRY, rear Houston street,
vii Il r TINS UeoA 1T RTeA' Reduction In Pricer,
TIE ENTIRE BALANCE OF HIS STOCK
DfC oats, BlawiH, Dress Goods, 4 ks, Llenq. Ds.
masks, Curtsins, Blankets, QIilu, AMI FlaIn".s
rhl.trga shtet,nRa, Towels, lgkr, Hosiery, Ku-
brDlltTes Glt y5s NC. 60,
DAMAGED by THE LATE FIRE.
AroII lruuitJ kc '..' present. IL r,roly ofnred
?. liIH ehCepers tu prrch ace every article Of Dr.
Go. thsv Wt't rs positive uluuti n, sturr
open from lOGfIrck, A M. n o'clock, 4. ~ W.
X PEYTON, "a - wary, near II uston -tutl- 3
nRY GOODS-WILL BE SOLD WITHOUT
- reserve ~ Close the coacaTn, general atsnrt
uent ~ drraE goods and d1mesuCkB. L, FIJI
am. 22I Eiguih ave, bet. 2lat q f2d sta.
mills 2'li9
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INSTRUCTION.

STAMMRRING CURED IN A FEW LES
- sons-APply 70 q VALE, teacher Of Navigation,
surveying and Draughtng with Perspective. &C.,
tot u uhlf ssllA
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A UCI ION NOTlCE-LARG SALE House
n Dol. frl1..urr, Wis Gay, tuesday, VI private
IC lHutl, o - lU.I ~ a. Gth ave, a. II D'ts,
c.mpfisiuH ui All. U, diuiur rom AMI psr0r hrli-
tufo, ctrpeii'g a.d OHddu., mirrors tables, chairs
G.. "ks, curtains 90. esf ~, sable cuilo'y. g. asu
Au.fr. rs
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CoAL-ss so AND o. 40 PER TON, 400
~ pounds delivered directly from the PsnnsylyA-
N Goal Cos yard and warranted besl quality. Or
-, received AsURBAUG'S segNr store, Park
: oN. opposite Ihe Aa,Or HOUSE, mlSo'lo
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A UCT1ON NOTICE-RU SELL w. WEST
"A corr, Aucti1resr.
To UOI'SEKFRPFRs ElyD TIP TRADE

Gtntoel Huus. nod Furniture al Publii Auction.
Being the entire furniture " large house.
This Tuesday afternoon a. 2 o'clock, will ha sold AL
tie furniture contained In house l52 West Pin near
oh ave- large and elegant Varie,y ~ household
iurt ituro OF evcry description, Brussels aud IN
grain carpets, superb mat asses, beds and bedding,
rich china, glassware, Sc over $1,000 worth g. be
sod rain ar shiLU. Catalogues at hOue. 40
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A UCTIoN SALE OF CROCKERY AND
"A GlDs-HENRY @ EVANS will sell, 10 lo,s 20
suit Dealers for cash, on Tuesday, March lstn, a
10 o'clock, at 70 Msidsn lane, Well assorted strox
Of White Granite and Common ware, glass china
and parien ware, r. Sale silve, and g,o,,s care
fully repacked for shipping mhiI 2is.iOS
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V,HK BRyr 9 CENT HOUSE IN TIE
Il rasx MDnscsuma NALL BreAkAA. dinnaE -
-. HERRnL . ABBOTT, Manager g n.a.Ax
n - Ful,oa AAA JohA NEsss1s ~ ekA.
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DIR. SMITHS ANNnnLAToR.

To be had 81 Hoadley's, Of Eighth ave. d.. b.
WINS, 4ib Grand st. Reads q Co.'S $50 Auens CO.'S
OF Stanton st. Reade q Mlller's. cor. Ave d a1.4
Houston 81, and MAlloy's, cor Second ays and -
ID. Depot-40 South Second 81 WliiAmAouIEA
Prioe 90 cents per bottle mniS sAAo~
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COAL.

NOAL.-PARTIFS WHO WANT To BUY
~ prime qualities Of red ash, stove or egg GOAL, wlH
do well 70 try my coal al 50 also cheaper prices,
a. 81 20 and So 90 900 poands per Won camel
st, between Forsyth aud ChIyssis SIS near bo"ery'
mhlS 6'l49
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AUCTION NoTIUmn,

A UCTIoN NoTIoE--H. WILSON, AUCT.
n by A n. GALE, ~ Dsy us-aOO oa.es 80
and shoes Tuesday, March 18th, w O'clock, n. p
Prime gods always on hand ., private - w. A
d. GALE, ~ Dsy -. biT 9tNar,, 70
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w lLLIAMSBURGH STORE AND Dwell
w ling 10 let-The stors, with back rooms, l00
Grand -. also the sui, Of rooms on the uppsx
h0oTs; will be rented separate togethsT. ksaf
low. Inquire Of q. w. KELSEY 122 Grand q.
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ERNEST EoUL AICTR WILL SELL
- SO d.y, At cook precise y, tue ela,au
nuIHHui dliui,uo q 70, W.y,tluy Place, cost W
Co., nyf, HFtt'1r ot ur .sc's rud ingram ctrpf'R
lei lrunr,a, .ckerf clocks, utrfna, curtains
sna.'s, hol.'e1ls Ourcsus, ~ hair utt.t. 49, 'ela
h,ddirg glasa, ebina sni silver ware, table cutlery,
t.hes, Sc. 1p
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GENERAL BUSINESS.

rTO DYSPEPTTCS-F YOU ARE SUE
l. fering BON Dyspepsia, Indigestion, RiAtulsnGy.
Loss Of Appetite, Blinking at Ike Stomach, &C., yUl
will find speedy relief BY using the besi ksmeaM
aVar iukroduced-it IN
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rHK NKw gORH iSAILX Sun
4 ssnl 70 subscribers regularly, every morning,
by MAIL, FOR 9 A YEAR.
DirsCa b Hosaa 9. baAH, Roprtetor Of tks SUM-
nav Yoak CHI
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LOST AND FOUNB.

EOUND-2 PAWN TICKETS. WHICH
L oan hs had q y Elzabsth n. by proving prop
e';y ard paying eyponaes. j. hlEkLl. 80
7 OST YESTERDAY MORNING., IN COM
- iug down Centre ~, = coral car ring, 30 VII
gold. I've Under vii, receive 81 By return
Ing hto 70 Crosby 81, Is
CTRAYED AWAY on SATURDAY AFTER
~ MONA Slw Pig, fpottod VI clg and wni'e
rearing young onp~ % reward ~ s. viii bS pail, Dy
returning or ~ PATRICK FARRELL, . ~ street.,
between GIh and IN avenues. Hhll o'2lT
TWO DOLLARS REWARD-LOST A
Il hh 4, white AID tan hound r. The above
reward wi be maid Ivy rs,urning him ~ y GIiu II,
CORNELILS WOOD. 20
60 BEWAED-LOST MONDAY MORN
%iag Marcn II b, q white Pood d. g,cippei as
lion, M answers N the name n PRINCE Any
ptr.on returning sid dog 10 rs Broadway corner
OF Tenth "a, will receive the sboyo reward. 50
CO REWARD-LOST OR STRAYED Last
pC Saturday evening, from 1854 broadway, a
white and liver o,lored English p utter dog, with
chain collar, AZ q little OF his tau cut OF. Auy
person returning said dog Al tie above number, or
9l6 Wen 2Itn a. will receive the above reWArd1l5
rHK NEW gORH isAILX Sun
nv MAIL, FOR q A YEAR.
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MORTGAGE SALE-RICHARD WAL
W. TIERS. Auotinn-ar, sofia ruiH Day, by virtue
Of cha,o mortgage, ~ 10 o'clock, Al Is East BROAD
way, ona printing pnss, one ST., bureau wash
nand, arm aud pArlor chains. JOHN LYNCH,
A''y Tor anrBssee. Alsotp pay advances, quant>
" glars and croc,ery ware barrel brandy, bureau,
tt'voa ahi u!lOt d usohoid furniture, pOtures nr-
rutH aEd otntr gnodH, les
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TO LET OR LEASE-FOR ONE Or
Il moro ears the house and store, together with
Stable. in this rear, Gg2 Eigh,h Iyenue. Apply 70 J.
HEhLY, 10 Frankfort u, CT W l.. KELLkY, naxt
door s,h avenue. mis- osl5s
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'THOS. REILLY. AUCT.- OFFICE 20s
Ninth av. will sell, This Day, a. o'c.ock. in
Easi izd S. rot I'd and 3D. avs, the stock and tx
lures Of grocery and liquor stoT0-wolghts soalss,
beer Pump, liquor machine. grocery fixtures, haI-
ros, kegs, glass Jars denij ohns, good oounter &c.
stores %
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WILLIAMSBURG AUCTION-AN Ex-

w eout1r'B Aala Of b. usebolJ furnlture, removed
Tor convenience " sale irOu ihs g. story and bass-
ment house In ION ~. " l4o Grand n, 9th Il,
Wedresday, March 1871, 1862, =, 1917 o'clock, A.
VI by GEO. W KELSEY, Aucsioneor, Consisting
I mahogany chairs, bureaus, mirrors, bookcase
D'dsN bedding, DC, walnu, extension IAbs, valuable
bfokE carpets, and Kitchen furniture, d.. Terms
cssh, in banbAb money. bale posiliVe. mhi3 Gis'
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MOTTO E-MRS. MARY ANN TETLEY,
~ uott,r known Az NARY ANN BhADLEY, has
len my b me without any pro7uoSton. 1 hereby
notify ell persons LarboIing or trusting her on my
sccount, a. I will not pay Aay debt5 Of her con
tracing. THONAS TEtLEY. 10
DENSIONS-SOLDIE AND SAILORS
Il claims 'lr unity. wages, &c, promptly oplsCt-
al. Apply ~ ROBERT j. HENDERSON, Attor-
ney a. Law, Ill broadway; New YORK, Trinity
Building. mhlT G'l2T
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COR SALE CIIEAP-PRICE $85-A GOOD
horse, partially blind. Apply 70 W. A. PUD-
NEY, 81 Liberty ~
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DAWNBROKEk'S SALF-W. @. HfG-
GINS Will ssll This Tuesday, at 1O% O'Clock,
~ i21 Tbhd ave, noar !lst -, 90 lots II drease
shaWls oo,i9 panla, pn,e supis, Z beds, pillows,
carpets Ne, DC. by or lor N W. q. II, Licensed
Psvntroker. II
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ARTICLES FOR SALE.

FOR SALES HORSES SUITABLE FOR
any kind Of heavy work, among thsm Is . ans
bobtAil mgro, suitable Tor butoher, baker, or any
Light business Nsl low-prced ponies, they are
Nom To ye'rs old and warranted, Inquire Ia
ith 81, nsAI Grove. mills 2sl43
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pAwNDROKER'S SALE-J. MORTIMER

L 70 E.,s' Btoli~oy, Will Hel ON Tuesday, the
lNtr, Al O'clock, q iArge assortment ~ unredaefn.
ed pledges, consisting " msn and wnfnsn'H cloth
iHg. quilts, pillows, he,lr ctrpenters' tools pHtola
nc. Sao OF jswolry at o'clock, conss ,lng ~ gold
pr~, earrings, bracelets, Watches Dc. By orier
Old. hEEHAN, IS Grand 80. mill 2issl.T
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WANTED-A WELL FURNISHED ROOM
w for man and wife, within ten minutes wa
Of B2Tnum'a Museum farms mus 10 uodessse.
Address r. POPE, box $40 SuA otheo, sN
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....................... ....sss.s...'
Our ubjsC, is Temperance and ni'n. /:
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T ODGINGS-GENTLEMEN CAN BE AC-
~ ornmpdsIod with clean, comfortable fe ihsr
beds, for l2c per night - 302 Pesrst, Dei~ Beck
man and Peck Slip; also single rooms 20 10, by the
week or n4onth. mhlS i'l25
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I'E.HsSsDNAE..

ALL DISCHARGED VOLUNTEERS ON
"A pum Of uiSa ditl, can have ,neir pensions
AMI o. Uuiuty prucu "a nv
j. d. MORGAN 4 Co.
Army sni Navy Bankers, 29J Broadway.
NILS .I.'iJG
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

ROARDLEG,-A GENT LEMAE AND HIS
- vstr, 3SISo single gentlemen, eau bs accom-
dated whh mod hIart and pleasant front room,
viii closes attached, 70 ms reasonable. Apply
At o. Pike ID. mills 3'lb2
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MGSCI;E.LANEOUs.

A RrnICIAL FLOWER MAKbR5 WAN.
lNisI. Apply 81 II rutrt a. -
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DAWNBROKEE'S SALE-THIS DAY, AT
lhh O'Clock, viii ~ sod, IRFIL N INGHA-
HAMS HltIoous, 20 New nowory, 700 't G. nsur,
wuWen'H amt ciitrrn's .tnlug, aud ,thar ulll.ci
20, dh, watches, awo'rv, guu9, Gutr Hh, OTIS hlap.
YET, bedding, 80. Order " SCIILOsuEIMER,
pa 'nhrlKrr, $40 KtH Hrus, -. 81
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james s NTH,
Rand


s.........sssss.ss
ID "a The other side we're the hyurss OF mt gumIry
~ - ,-Ston, with 40 ancient altar from amids q
NJ, ,iLAsA which Plmnix Is rising with the words
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-07-18
How have the mighty Fal' ZEN.

A menacing letter has been sent to Hon.
A. Dixon, and others, of Henderson, Ken
lucky, by A. R. Johnson, @. S. A, threat
ening these gent emen, who had expressed
sympathy for the Federal soldiers W no were
the victims of hellish rebel raid, made
upon that town a short time since, calling
upon these supposed Union men to confess
their sins aud ALLURE all interest that they
may have expressed for Union soldiers or
the great Union cause for the suppression
of the rebellion.
None OF these gentlemen, so far as can
learn, have deigned to make a repl y to the
Rebel General, except the great and good
Archy Dixon, a gentleman who is socially
and politically we'll Known throughout the
country, and has been regarded by most
men as a true Patriot and Statesman, DOS
sessing a heart that could not be made to
quail aud lick the dust by the noblest of
his fellow creatures, much less by law
breaking, sutaking band of marauders, and
who has been heard time and again in the
exultatiOn of his airy flights, while making
some of his political speeches, to exclaim
that his country was dearer than life, and
that be would drain the last drop of the
vital duid in his veins if it were necessary
for the preservation of the glorious Union.
And again he has been heard to say: "If
l forget thee, 0 my country, let my right
hand forget her cunning; if do not re-
member to serve and love thee, let nv
tongue cleave to the roof OF my mnnth,-ifL
prefer any fragment of the United States or
a Coufederacy to my beloved Union" He
is now menaced by little band of lawless
rebels, and is told by a traitor of the band
that he must not call them "thieves and
murderers," or be (Dixon) would be regard
ed as using his influence against the Con-
federacy, and insisted that he shall define
his position by the l7lh inst. And now,
when danger is near, aud there is a remote
prospect of losing a little blood, hear what
the chiVaIrous Archy" has to say in re-
gard to his beloved country.
But for myself disclaim all intention
of declaring war against the Confederate
States, or making myself a belligerent ia
the present unhappy contest between the
seeuons-and agree with you that it is bet
ter that the citizens should take no part in
it, and that if it must be settled by the
sword that the armies alone should fight
the battles" 0 how hast thou fallen, thou
deceDdent of the chivalrous sons of the
once brave and boosted Kentuckians
Yours, N. A. r.
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GEN. PopE's MovEMENrs.-The Phila-

GEN. PoPE's MovEMENTs.-The Phia-
delphia Press of July 18th says: "General
Pope's army has advanced ten miles be-
yond Warrenton without meeting the enc
my, and is still moving southwark to the
strategic point, which we presume will be
GordonsVille, from which columns will d.
verge towards Richmond. The railroad is
now in successful operation between Me-
nassas and Warrenton, and will furnish
sufficient means of transportation for q
large army. A few days will enable Gen.
Pope to threaten Richmond on the north
with his entire command. The plans of
this advance have no doubt been re-arraug-
ed between the President aud General Nc
Cl-llan and, now that Mr.. Lincoln has
returned to Washington, we may expect
soon to hear of stirring news from The army
of Virginia"
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jylI
Druggists.

AUCTION NOTICE. will this day Thurs
day. July 18th, at my auction rooms on
Main street, offer large variety of goods
to which the attention of country merchants
and the public is respectfully called. Come
early and get front seat.
On Friday, July 18th, at o'clock A. NJ,
l will sell one of the largest assortments OF
Ladies' and Gents Boots and Shoes. This
is special sale, having received large
consignment, consisting of Ladies' Caters,
Ladies' Slippers, Children's Shoes, Gents
Caters, Boots, Shoes, &c, &c.
On Saturday, July 18th, will close out
the balance of the well-made Furniture.
consisting of Marble top Bureaus, Bedsteads,
Wardrobe, Center aud Card Tables, large
variety of Chairs, &c, &c.
J. ]. COIN, Auctioneeer.
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GEN. HALLEcK THROWING UP DIRE
correspondent of the New York Tribune,
writing from Corinth, Miss, on the 9Th
inst, gives US the following information
concerning matters in Gen. Halleck's de.
partment:
For some days thousands of soldiers have
been engaged all along the line of the Mem
phis and Charleston Railroad, both East
and West of this place. in constructing
earthworks for the defense of the most ex-
posed and important poiRts. At Grand
junction and Iuka, especially, very extern
sive intrenchments are being thrown up
with ali possible haste. Since yesterday
morning very large fatigue party has also
been at work fortifying Corinth on the on
ly side to the south west-Ieft unprotected
by tho rebels. Breastworks are going no,
heavy batteries placed in suitable positions,
timber cleared away to give them unob-
structed range, in short, everything put
into shape for a repulse of an attacking
force. --el 1
We were under the impression that
the mission of our army in the Southern
States, was to destroy the rebels, not to dig
iutrenchments and wait for them to make
the attack. Gen. Halleck has a penchant
for ditch digging that will ever prevent him
from accomplishing anything brilliant or
dashing. He is calculated for defense more
than attack. Thousands of valuable lives will
be sacrificed in the bitches Of Corinth aud
Iuka, many more than would have been
killed had Beauregard's position at Corinth
been assaulted and laken at the point of the
bayonet before he ran away. 1t had been a
blessing to the country in the present war,
if such things picks and shovels had
never been invented.
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R6g- The Madison Courier of Monday

sag The Madison Courier of Monday
says that on Friday night six or seven
slaves stole their masters horses in the vi
entity of Client, Kentucky, and escaped
down the river. When opposite Eagle
Hollow, about three miles above the city,
they left the horses and crossed the river in
a-skiff, secreting themselves among the hills
back from the river. The masters of the
fugitives were, all day Saturday, hunt
ing through the hills for them. but without
success until about o'clock at night, when
they were overtaken steering northward,
under the guidance of two young negroes,
named Harris, who live in the vicinity. A
brisk fight Immediately ensued, in the con-
fusion of which all the men of the party
effected their escape, leaving the only wO-
man of the party in the hands of her mas
ter. No one was seriously damaged.
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HOME INTERESTS.
Attention! Attention!

All of the members of the City Guards
are requested to meet at the Council Cham
Der this friday evening, July 18th, at 8
o'clock promptly, for the purpose of organ
izing al Independent Military Company
for the protection of the city of Evansville.
Also those that signed the roll of the IDde-
pendent Company are requested to attend
All young men who wish to join in the
protection of the city are requested to be
present. 1t is now necessary that we
should organize at once, as we may be
needed at any time, as the rebels are now
in Henderson. Rally young men, for the
protection Of your homes.
P. S.-The Company, when organized,
will make its own laws and elect its own
officers.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-07-18

BOUNTY MoNEY.-The New York Tri-
bune says applications for the 500 bounty
due TO the heirs of deceased soldiers, as
we'll as for any pay or allowance due, have
to be made to Ezra B. French, second Au-
ditor, Treasury Department, Washington,
and an answer, with directions as to the
papers needed, will be sent as promptly as
the business CT the Office will admit. Igno-
rance of this and want of business know
ledge has caused a large number of per-
sons to presen their claims through agents
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-07-18
EVANSVILLE. IND June 3 1852

EVANSVILLE, IND, June 3, 1862
Editor Journal and Messenger IL here
With send you an extract of u private let
ter, Just received from one of the field Off
GERS of an Indiana Regiment now in Ark
ansas, revealing one only of the terrible
enormities perpetrated by savOholders.-
The writer is a citizen of this place, aud
his statement may be relied on as literally
and strictly true. At the time of this incl
dent he was out on scout with portion
of his command.
JACKscRPoRT, ARE, May H. 1862.
%** Yesterday my heart was fearfuily agi-
tated by sign shall never forget We
travelled eight miles aud stopped for breek-
fast at rich planters house. While break
fast was preparing, | heard oBe OF the SOL
diers remark that in certain cabin there
was a woman with chain around her neck.
walked to the cabin, opened the door, and
saw that which made my heart sick. A
woman in chains 1t is true she was yell
low in complexion. There was negro blood
in her veins. She was perhaps quadroon
with regular features. Who placed that
chain around your neck That man.
What man2 The owner of the place.
What did he do it for2 For running away:
am not his; l was stole from ST. Louis
Oh do save me and my little boy. He gave
me three hundred IaSDeS last night. The
dear Lord save me. Look at my feet. |
looked. There was blood upon her kles
aud feet as it had trickIed down her per-
son. l sent for the master; he came
Take that chain from that woman's neck.
He hesitated. Take it aacGy. The chain
was removed. / have done this on my own
responsibility. l suppose 1 have violated
the law and made myself liable to
be tried by court-martial and per-
haps cashiered. But have done nv duty
to a fellow-creature, and shall willingly
abide The consequences. Ia a short time
afterwards, the master informed me that
breakfast was ready and waiting for our
officers, giving me cordial invitation. /
could not eat food purchased at the price of
oppression and blood, and waited
cbeertuily for supper prepared by poor peo-
pie who were not rich enough to Cypress
their neighbOrs.
The piteous tones of that woman's voice
still sound in my ear. The blood and the
chain are still before me. Three hundred
lashes and chain for attempting to be free.
" He that oppresseth the poor reprOacheth
his Maker"