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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-01-29
Marriaats.

In MesoPotaRia. January a3rd. by Rev VIM
F. NilEksn. AR. WILLIAM B.FAUSS. ana
Mss ELIZABETH n. LAIRD, daughter Of
Deacon Wm- Laird, al of Mesopotamia, O,
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-01-29

Sin the Court oil
lCom PlsIs OF Trun
. bull county State o
Ohio.
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Notice

5 hereby given IL"t a peitioa will BE-
Il presented to the Commissioners Of TiumbuII Co.
az tn =ir rext Annual Meeting u vscate that portion
OF the County line road commencing at the north
west corner OF the township of BraceVilie. and run
ming south east across Eagle Greek to the road lead
ing from Hiram BirbUm's westward and opening
snd .tzbIishing ga road on the County line, commence
ing at the northwest corner Of the township of
Bracsviile, thence south across Eagle Greek to the
HiIam Bsrnum Road.
Jan. Is, '69-4w
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-01-29
WARNING N ADVICE.

Citizen Seldier-As yen provide 10 go forth
to battle. by all means provide yourself With =
good supply of Perry Davis Pain Killsr'-
it may be the means Of saving your life FROM
many diseases incident to camp lfe-it has
saved mine-but be sure you get the pure Per
ry Davis Pain Killer. it is the only reliable
preparation Of the kind in all eases.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-01-29
THESE ARE THE COMPANIES.

SUNDRIES-OhiO Pearl Starch
spanish Float Indigo-stearine, Tsllow and Ad.
Smant,ne Candles-Gsrman Chemical Soaps, Of best
qualities, can be had at
SMITHS New Drug Store.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-01-29

provide yourselves with Perry Davis Pain Kill
Ter at this season Of the year when Cholis,
Choleramorbus, Dysentsry, DiarrhGa Re may
disable your hands-Hse it in every casa Of
the Kind, and my ears forit, if 1t does not sf-
feet a-sPeedy eureIbut he sure yen i5nst TO ne
Wis Pain Killer which has Ee7sT 70 my knoWE
edge failed.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-01-29
PARENT9,

and especially mothers who have tie mere IA
mediate care of children, permitn to sag VITA
candid ea-rnestness never lay down to rest al
night with the health and happiness Of your
children at heart without havirg the Perry D.-
Wis Pain Killer at hand-trust tono other Pam
preparations or panaeeas-they may and oitsA
do fail in critical eases-but the Perry paws
never-nonever-if you heed not this timely
warning the fault il your own. as Perry BayIs
Pain Killer is n nearly every StoFethresghsgs
the length and breadth Of eur land and AZ
over the civilized world.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-01-29
I EGAL NOTICE.
IL Thomas B. Snyder plG.

IT EGAL NOTICE. Gin the Court o
IL Thomas 3. Snyder plG. ICON PIsls Of Trun
VS. bull county State o
PhilipR Alexander. MatiliaS Ohio.
Alexander. Rehecca Snyder,)
Joshua NJ Snyder. Benjamin. Petition for partition
7. Snyder. SIrepta ~Snyder,i
Phineas Snyder. OrPha Sny-t
der and Eli Snyder. def-s.
The said defendants will take notice, that said
plaintiff fled a petition against them. on the 3Oth
day Of September. A ID ls6l. in the Clerks ONCE Of
the Court aforesaid. and said petition is now pending
in said Court. In said petition said plaintiff demands
partition Of the following described real estate all
situate IN the tOwnshfIof Hubbard, in said County.
to wit: One piece of land in lot No. OBJ seventy
three, bounded north by lot line, east by land Of J.
VOL. south by township line. west by lands Of ID.
Pouthown and James Marsteller, and contains 90
ninety seven acres.
Also one niece Of land in lot No (6Sl sixty eight,
bounded north by lands of Jesse Yeach. Geo. SNYDER,
James Durgares, Sarah Snyder and Emily Snyder.
east by lot line. south y lot line. west by the high
way. and contains C16) seventy-six cres.
Also one piece OF land in lot No. 1867 sixty-nine.
hsunded on the Forth by lands of Emily snyder and
Lucinda Snyder cast by lands OF Joshua Snyder,
south by land OF ]. Wolf, and west by lot line, AID
contli' S l9) twenty acres Of land.
Said Benjamin. 7 Snyder will take notice that a.
the next tern OF said Court. the said plaintiff will ap-
ply for al order. that partition may bemade of said
premises. and that the dover estate Of the said Re
becca snyder, may also be assigned. or if partition
cannot without manifest injury be made. then that
the said premises may be sold. or other order tken
pursnaDtto th- statute- W~HITTLESsY DAMS,
Dec. Is. l-6l-6E. Attorney for Plaintiff.
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%SSIGNEE,S NOTICE
CARD.

Z B. TAYLOR, formerly Of RaTenna,
H. and L.. G. Jones, OF Hartford having entered
into eco partnership fer the practice Of Law in f1e
faithfully 'aitend to al business entrusted 20 their
care in the line sf their profession in those eoun-iss-
Once at Warren, Ohio. in the building formerly Ie
eupied bV Forrist & Burne tt, on the East side 81 the
Public SQUARE, where one of the firm wi'lbe founa AZ
All times when not absent on professional business
L c.. Jones will, fer the present, remain - 40
Office at Hartford.
Jar. I. lS69-tf L.
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Salt Rheum and scald Head.

We claim positively to cure every case ofthessdis-
eases. This is positive fact, and We will pledge
ourselves to give $50 20 airy case Of the Kind that
we cannotcure and sc generally cure with one pre-
~seription-
Refer to Austin sigler. Fowler. ]. H easterii1s.
Bazetta. Mrs. L. blackburn, Newton Falls, Henry
Cool. Bloomfield.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-01-29
FRIENDS OF THE SOLDIER,

let ne say to you in brOtherly kindness pat =
Bible in one end Of the Soldiers kitand = bot
tie OF genuine Perry Davis P@in Killer IN the
other. and it may be the means Of insuring hia
safe return-trust to no other preparation.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-01-29
~ arrCm& BraCeVIIic FLANK
Road company.

Nouoe Is hereby giV,n to The Sock
~ holders uf the Warren & B-acevil!e Plank
kusd 60 to meet at the Counting Room Of Messrs.
MeCol,bs 4 Smith, in Warren. At 10 O'Clock A. ,
Saturday tsb- 18th, 1862. TO cleo; seyea Directors to
serve the ensuing year.
Jan >. '65 ARM AUSTIN. Pres.
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Found.

~ The 9th inst, on the Plank Road
between Bazetta and Warren, q small brown
Satchel containing some money and other articles,
which the owner can have by calling at Shaw or
Perrand's at the Rinsman Wooden Factory.
Ian IL '62-2RH
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Plank Road Notice.

THE Stockholders of the Niles 81 Aus
L tintown Plank Road and Turnpike Company
ar hereby notified to meet at the Office Of Jas Ward
b Co.. on Saturday the % 4 dag OF FEB for the pur :
pose OF e~leeting seven directors for the ensnlng
ear. ISAAC H0LF0RD,
Jan. Is, '62-4w President.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-01-29
THE STATE of Ohic,l In Court of
L Trumiull County, Common Pleas.
Andrew Anirews

samuel Strain
The defendant. Samuel Strain. will take notice
that On the I'd day of December. Is6l, plaintiff fled
ms petition is said Court praying jidgment upon
Two promissory notes of d ~efendant, one dated, April
9Th, I6S7, for Sl4e 90. bearing interest at the rate OF
en- per cent and ore dated March 4th. 1859, for
SaSO ~ Interest at six per cent. Also, setting up =
eertaiA Judgment recovered June term, ls60. VS.. de
PENDANT by Martin A Lowry for Sq2o 81. assigned
to plaintiff. Nov Goth, 1861. and asking application
oi MONEYS to be reached by attachment upon the
sane. with interest on SS4J,I3 at six per cent. and
OR 1854. 80. at ten per cent. Defendant will answer
nv S2d F-hrIary, 1859. or ~juizaen' and order will be
taken sgainst him by Gefault. cox & SPEAR,
Jan. y le62-6E Attys for Plaintiff.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-01-29

The Subscribers are this Spring pre-.
L pared to exhibit a large and choice stock Of
goods, embracing unusual attractions OF style and
quality. Besides having been bought a5 PsHts prices,
We have concluded il is better to sell them without
much profit Than TO keep them. We theI efore say to
all, the gssds will gHit, and the prices surprise you,
We want the money to help snstain this good govern
ment nd put down treason Allkinds Of produce. Ia
ken as usual and cheese in quantity vixen cured.
PARKS L WENTZ
Warren, May IA, 1851
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-02-05

The Rebel Post Office Department..
The Nashville Union and American of
the 25th ult.--a copy of which we have
received--contains the report of the Post
Office Department of the Southern Confede-
racy. 1t discloses the fact that 1911 dead
letters, most all from citizens of the North,
containing drafts, bills of exchange, notes,
&C, amounting to $l.238,643 81, have been
opened at Richmond ana their contents
stolen by the rebel government
OF the ninety one railroads aud branch
roads in the South only fifteen have signi-
fed their willingness to contract for carry
ing the rebel mails The report says they
perform the service under protest. but
the e department is pursuing course" cal
culated-the report says--to overcome the
objections of the railroad companies
The supply of stamps Is totally made
quate and the photographers of the South
are unable to furnish them The report
says:
zone engraver proposes to furnish the
stamps gummed but Lot perforated, at a
cost of one dollar per thousand, the paper
TO be furnished By the Department; where
as, the United States Government paid but
eighteen cents per thousan1 stamps gummed,
perforated, and put up ia tin and paper
boxes and envelopes, without extra charge
for paper, boxes and envelopes. Meantime
a confidential agent, provided with ample
means, has been dispatched to Europe, to
procure the manufacture Of steel dies and
plates for printing stamps of the several de-
nominations required by law, and for pro-
curing for use, as soon as practicable, fifteen
millions of stamps, aud to forward the dies,
plates and stamps TO Richmond. The small
supplies now being received from the con
tractors in Richmond (says the report) only
serve to increase the public discomfort as
they are insufficient to meet the demands of
even the principal cities
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-02-05
STEAMER Eugene. Feb. 4. 1862.

MEssRs. EDITORS The undersigned Big
leave to express, through the medium OF
your excellent journal, our thanks and m
bounded gratitude to Capt. Sayers, clerks
Ashcraft and Green, and officers generally,
of the steamer Eugene, for their very cour-
teOus and homelike kindness shown US on
our passage from New Albany TO Evans-
vile, and recommend this excellent steamer
and officers to the travelling public, as a
safe, swift, and in every way comfortable
and agreeable boat.
Green Shields and wife, Frank Richie
and wife, Ed. Baldwin and wife, Il. Craw-
ford and wife, Geo. Hart and wife, John
Blanchard and wife, Ed. Croxall and wife,
j. Mitchell and wife, Fl. Hannezan and
wife, Alex. Hunter and wife, Miss NJ Craw-
ford, Mrs. II. Roulhac, Mrs. A. Wagons,
Miss R. Millett, Miss Anna Snively, Miss
H. Montgomery, Miss NJ. Pepin, Miss E
Baird, Miss A. Saul, Miss NJ Newman, Nj
Grove, Mr.. NJ. D. Warren, Or. Geo. Roberts
Lit Berry, Vim. Warren, and Al others.
The above were a pleasure party FROM
New Albany TO Evansville and return.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-02-05

So The New York Tribune charges the
members Of the House Of Representative
in Congress with appropriating to them
selves mileage not due till the next Tor
short) session of that body. This is done
in express violation of the law which regu-
lates the manner of drawing their pay. If
this charge is true-and it seems to be well
substantiated-a cry of indignant remon-
STRANGE should ring in the ears of every
member who refused to call the yeas and
nays to prevent being placed on the record,
from their outraged constituents. The Tri-
bune justly. remarks, there are regiments
in the service which have served four and
five months and have never yet received a
dollar Of pay, while congressman are vot-
ing money into their pockets which they
have not earned, and which the law ex-
pressly forbids them taking. Has the in
tegrity of our public men become de-
bauched? What is there about the-city of
Washington so eorrupting, that it seems
impossible for man to live there six
months and remain honesti
These congressman appear to have taken
it for granted that the attention of the peo-
pie is 80 absorbed in the m movements of
troops that they would -rzv1r uUJIce an op.
Grafton like the above; that we are SO oc-
cupied in watching swindling contractors as
to overlook swindling Congressman. The
contemplate demagogues have prated loud
! ly Of retrenchment and reform while they
have deliberately Hlched money from the
public treasury; committing double wrong
--rosbing the treasury of that to which
they had no right, and thereby deprivine
honest mechanics and patriotic volunteer!
Of the pay for which they have laboreC
and suffered. Washington Is becoming {
vast Augean Stable of peculation and fraud
which will require the Herculean strengtt
of the whole people to cleanse.
We say boldly that every represe ntativ,
who voted himself mileage for session o
Congress he has no assurance he will eve
attend, has forfeited the respect of his con
stituents, merited their just indignation
and should be treated with the same consid
GRAFTON melted out to criminals convicted o
grand larceny
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-02-05

this ateas Genera our brave men will be
prepared to perform deeds of heroic valor
worthy of their holy cause, and to drive the
last one of the nigger-stealing invaders
from Southern SOIL or enrich it with their
blood
Our news from Cairo indicates that Gen
Beauregard will find plenty TODD when he
assumes the command Nothing will be
more gratifying to our Western boys than
for the rebel government to oppose them
with their best troops and most skillfuI
General.
The Bowling Green Courier announces
the following gentlemen as having been
elected to the rebel Congress from the
State Of Kentucky, the names being given
in the order of their districts, beginning at
the First:-Alfred Boyd, John W. Crockett,
Il. E. Read, Geo. w. Ewing, J. s. Chris
man, T. L. Burnett, H. W. Bruce S. S.
Scott, E. III. Bruce, J.W. Moore, Robert J.
Breckenridge, and J. Ii. Elliott.
Not having heard of the exploits of the
18th Mississippi regiment, with their bowie
knives at the battle of Somerset, the Mo
bile papers continue to boast of the terrible
weapon. We cannot refrain copying the
following paragraph descriptive of that sw-
full fate upon which General Buffers Yam
KEGS are madly rushing:
Speaking of bowie knives l wish Buffers
Yankees could have the privilege of exam
lining an implement in that line which has
been largely prepared fer iheir entertain
ment in this region. Few of them but would
be so we'll satisfied with wh at they have al
ready seen in the South as to be willing to
take passage home TO Puritandem in the
very next returning transport. To this
| tool the cane knives which the Tigers
welded at Manassas are mere play things
barlow knives by contrast, you might say.
It is about two feet six inches long in the
blade, which is abont a hands breadth in
width, slightly curved, keeGly ground, and
so thick as to be utterly inelastic. The
mere weight OF The falling weapon would
almost cleave man from crown to chine
| and, in the hands of stalwart, large-limbed,
back country Alabamians, they will shear
away heads and limbs as a scythe does corn
stalks. They were forged in the country
smithys from old mill saws, wagon springs,
and such good steel as could 0e had, and
are worn swinging from the belt straight on
the thigh. A regiment Of stout and gallani
fellows, armed with these and naiscellane-
GUS firearms, have just occupied an impor-
tant position on the line of defense between
the city and the coast. They are deter
mined to and will use these terrible side
arms if they meet the enemy; and, when
they do meet him, black .fag win waive il
the breeze over their charging column
the enemy advance on Mobile, the woIs
Strengthening work of the war will be done
The " fire and fall back tactics will not bt
practiced in this latitude, ier such a con
summing rege ! red SD vengeance i
burning Ia tvi..,s of liz people as vii
know bdt the alternatives -. death or vic
tory.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-02-05

DECEASED SotDtxE5. The following sol
diers died at the General Hospital in Louis
vile during the week ending Friday, Jan.
81, 1862:
Jan. 25--Geo. Jordan, Co. D, 5Oth Indi-
ana; J. NJ. Stout, Co. G, 37th Indiana L.
D. Ford, Co. f, both Indiana John S.
Stoner, Co. B, 34th Indiana; Louis Thomas,
Co. G, 37th Indiana.
Jan. 27.-Henry Mokler Co. G, SD In
diana; Jno. House, Co. G, 57th Indiana
Frank Schaub, Go. G, 47th Indiana; Sol
mon Simmons, Simmons Artillery; VIM.
Hunt, Co. G, Both Indiana.
Jan. 28.-John Babcock, Co. X, doth
Indiana; D. NJ. Allen, Co. B, 29th Indiana
Jan. 29.-P. W. Boss, Sd Indiana Caval-
ry; R. Cooney, Co. B, 3sth Indiana.
Jan. 3O.-G. L. Grove, Co. G, 30th Iu-
diana
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-02-05

E4gD The Nashville papers OF the 18th
ult-, contain a full report of The speech made
by John G. Davis, at the late Democratic
Convention. Thus the utterances of North
err traitors are re-echoed by their allies in
the Southern Ceufsderacy The speech OF
Mr. Davis does not, as the Nashville papers
think, prove that large party in Indiana
endorse bis views, and sympathze with the
rebellion, but only shows the determine
ton of our people to protect the right of
free speech. no matter how basely that free
dom may be prostituted by such hemp
deserving traitors as John G Davis.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-02-05
To Travellers and Boarders.

The american House formerly the Pa
Vilion) corner OF Water and Sycamore
streets, Evansville, lnd., has, since its open
ing, bad an unparalleled run of patronage
The proprietors are ". Fl. BoICoURT form
erly Of the City Hotel, and J. J. Pillsbury,
formerly captain of the steamer Masonic
Gem.
The house is newly furnished and fitted
and is well arranged to accommodate the
public Prices in accordance with the
times.
This establishments is located convenient
y to business, aud is in every respect 8
home for lie wayfarer Nov. 28-dtf
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-02-05
Ioommnnicatel.l
communicated.
HEADQUARTERS 1sT REG. IND. CAVALRY, I
Pilot Knob. Mo, Feb. I'd. 1862.

Communicated
HEADQUARTERS 1sT REG. IND. Cavalry,
Pilot Knob, Mo, Feb. I'd, 1862.
70 the Ladies Of the Union Sea0i,ag Society Of
EuansUille-
DEAR FRIENDS: | trust you will not at
tribute my want of promptitude in acknowl-
edging your kind donation to the ist regi-
ment of Indiana cavalry, to any want of
gratitude on the part of the recipients. The
donation, consisting of u pairs of mittens
and 38 pairs of socks, was duly received
the articles were of the best quality When
they came to hand, I could not Immediately
acknowledge their receipt, and subsequent
cares and duties caused me to overlook
the fact that it had not been done trust
this will be received as ny apology, and
that no blame win be attached to the brave
men for whom the gift was intended, and
among whom the articles have been distrib-
uted
And now, ladies, allow me 10 re-
turn TO you the gratitude and thanks of my
self and the entire regiment for this kind
remembrance of us. Except the love of
Country, the soldier can have no higher in
centive to the performance of duty than the
appreciation Of bis efforts by kind and fair
friends at home May God bless you for
this patriotic labor of love.
Yours most truly,
CONRAD BAKER,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-02-05

ga We learn by an advertisements in
the Nashville Union and American of the
goth ult, that letter for a. W. Hughes
is detained at that Office, and q if not called
for, will be sent to Richmond" We advise
Mr.. 81. to hasten al once TO Nashville aud
secure the letter. For ought he knows it
may contain valuable information from this
city, which should at once be communicated
to JEFF. Davis. Don't fail TO GET that letter
Mr.. Hughes
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-02-05

CO. The Weekly Journal is first class
family newspaper. It gives all the latest
news to the hour of going to press. Price
per year, single copies, $3.50. To clubs of
ten, SI.o0 per copy.
Agency FOR PRINTING PAPER.-We are
agents fer Printing paper of 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. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-02-05
RAYLKOAD RECEIPTs

EEEAuAkI l.
Is SKIS leans, Ga. gostrr & ca; 40 bushels oats,
W Aikman & cu; hSa hdw, bdl saws, Chss
5 Wells; II ha'es mdse, 3 bxs dry goods, Msckey,
Heuning 3 g = bales hay, Crane, Brown & Co;
p pumps, 6 vel curtis. hx hdw, Geo Sonntag
3 Go; 73o bu.h heat, Iglehart Bros sacks -four,
Fl levy; l car ioad cattle, Ruin Levy; 100 bbis
mess pork. Samuel Or. bbs egg, Dbl butter,
l basket do, ossUh Craft bx suniries II "
Howard l CIR load hay, Caprlin Liter; 3 rolls
leather, Steinaack; 10 keg- sausage skins, Peter
Hess; Dbl oil, Pretorious; keg soda, Prest n
Bros; bdl saws. J Straub Son; ! box donations
TO soldiers. f Adsm or, 31st Reg Ind Vols, Cal
hcuD, Ky.
A T. sHRADEG, Agent.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-02-05
Especial to the JOURNAL.
Y1NcENNEs. Feb. 4. 6p.

u
EDS. JOURNAL The steamer Tom Scott
sunk, last night, thirty miles above here,
at Old Fisher Bend. As she was going
around the bend she fanked in towards the
shore aud against some heavy ice which
sunk her Immediately. The boat is total
loss. She sunk in Is feet water. All the
crew were saved--losing everything they
had. She was going up and bad only some
sacks OF board,
The river has risen at the rate of half sn
nch per hour, having risen Is feet in the
past days. Now "a feet in the channel
Weather clear, and thawing fast
w. 81. W.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-02-05

Suffers, ATTENTIoE.-We do all kinds
of Suffers Blanks, in a superior manner
and at the lowest p5ices for cash.
MILITARY BLANKS of an kinds executed
in the best style, and at very low prices
for cash
By@ We invite the attention of the public
to our superior facilities for executing all
kinds of Job printing We do work ia
frst-rate style, snd at low rates, and no
mistake.
ADVERTISE When times are hard LET
the people know you sell cheap. The peo-
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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-02-05

RoBBED.-We learn from a gentleman
who came up the river on the steamer
Courier, that on Monday morning last, Mrs.
Young, who keeps a small store at FOrd's
Ferry, was robbed of nearly everything she
possessed by about twenty-six secesh cav.
airy. We presume they were part of
Merriweather's cavalry, who have so fire.
quently ransacked that portion of the
couHtry.