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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-15
AN ,Cp 70 EgLISeUt,u ANY cars ON TEE PART or
THE GO IERNSiENr r) A YsII IN 'JEarAN rR "a

The conses- OF e st,ts Of rict do enSc',
IN. TIE me1 of Il states d. hereby al n.
ar 81 J e!si porto Of the d. Of o.
V,sss ptar - In Oresspssk paY and
yttlmse the tstn.y nj nh Ca u Jun,
el.t hlnlr ilN olr tie Il Ho lis pi T. 10
ifederlt aud Offices of the N<ly
priVAe e. !, usd. As antud sail rlEeI ling
the ep Of ystssi 20 -fsCerats
stat : { oiEe g,yerrmelt AID.
kIployed Feb. !59 is62.
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HEADQUARTERS DEPAsrHESf or HEEuco.
RIsKasNp, Va, hAgeA 10, lsd9.
GERg7AL ORDERS,

NaA
CLJ-sa Porter l. appointed PrsvSsi MErIAl Of he
sy Ecsnea1 Captains A O Godsln and hayaArd
A. a. --i-ted As.i-tani Proves, dErShzl
ci- sons ve-oLl ssis' eoaseruing PassPorss o.
tse sct On aaar.a "a Tie Pro %: dNr52Al
~ Tae c--. ..1H-r~. o.. 'vi-st t'' -, sih'a-F pir
80. ~ n -.-f---.r f.yos E-l1=s. ani rul-1E
> --e.. - rs ,rs- ID nAa 81 sst - Governor Or
..--..ts .-.- ,zlh l.rsc. .hs l-atto The
- D. t-rs ss "a s-s % ir'slsa 5 under eln1an3 cf
Gu 6sl aad Bis s.st Esst of sail h9s Hness
% naE-i % Cs,-Nr :. e. GAyh,EG
, QAEasl Masel1in = sgg7isted Csis' CT p -
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Z 4 PAGE,
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aOGtiOi3 SALES.
YurUnE pAYs.
By JAMES u. rArLos A soN. ACors.
MOST vALgAaLsBeIok aEsIaFNcr Il

MOST VAL LOA9IE BRICK aRsE "FNCEcF,
u1 the ortiz Ge of uaIu, between Ptrsf
And Boisheo sire {, aud Ealu . BILE prf . H.
hesiaente, at IA" Norti, sis,t tOInsr OF Main
ana ist tretts, at sucttoQ.-We will ali, sIo1t1s
aisei oa hJHDAf, Ne ss dy fApr eonmspcnE Al
d. the very valuable Ta.s Resi- ience, ocsed
fids Of sam STREET. hew-n l and Fouhee Ia hs
&C up tney Of b. b-e Esq enII II ser .Crus With
closets bAthhuse Rot and eli Vst.T through
th entire ult together via n lex hitehsn cont ip
Ing fur room.; also, Biick tae Ca,ragt House smoks
House, and other buicilss Tai. sdn able ga
for thea eomuotaton Of large slE family, In eIe
lent srier IL l. oc'ted In desirable ncsh orb ADD
conyene - busnes Tne lot fronts S5 feet and extends back
lso fs ito . vide, paved alley
ALa0.
vaupble Buldlns Lot adininl ra Ia vns the
ran and depth At well sci with The choicest PEu Trees
Craps, &c.
ediSAy S-r the above VIII b. sad the large Brick
feds located the eor hcssI te q ami ls
sAi iniiv er,descs Of ESQ a=a
he occlps OF Nc EdWi1 Dbe onsaas about 10
and sstisehet a-Ee i;k Kitchen Ihs L. on "
feet Snd bsek I6J 8
TKRzA-One-h rd 81; balsacA and i2 morhs 70
got sb notes. Ia eret sdd O. and ,ec7redby Atu deed
Taxes and insu 1859 be PAID by the urclsser
rs I'd J.s. TAYL0kk5 . "a, Aucu.
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HE2DQ- >R,GRs DgPT. 0F HssHo1
g.Anend. Va, March llA, lsrs, !
sESERAL oRDESs, Z
No q

H. RLrcad C5p uirs Ard he James nVe- and AAafHhN
Can Co ~panv 47spor'into rs ely OF oa1
ofr g. uguors O.a=r intoxicStins bev.rases
nj - rat- dclt' % 2.roas all ef TIE "a Sanal,
are rlex "a rs3crt AIa q ths frJtoss Warn tEs nen
b. - sr Psax over tasF roAdi Ara oAa cat si NE
elsy &c u5.d
LRPA7E,
uNts-g M AaEi eea
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rruIRTY nv" ACaH. OY. r'.AUrIFI

FNHEATY Y,TM. AChEs Ot HgAUrlPUL
for al auction y, me r.qas,t o, Mr. GeIrre Nh,
h-v sold he sdioinag 30 aerer d'sire - pu'r
tate 'hs! fe ~ pub srci D. On N -m,s on
r. sboye bounded ia. ffsi By Nh 81
sofa cH sAulu. ssfei On the .eh BY he nd u
UHpl La Wren II will rdered hs divided Ito bre lots
otae eech, h. visg bCns Gove street I'd
y dsnces, high, ,ls
upIstSa, ald commanding nae View d ths sart uadtg
r..
Ilter.s psy.'l.s fu, ", Ieeor.d by Srtu tdsec
ssli-M GJDDIs A APPGFsO", Auas.
Ps-The be treated pr sale
OYNTRAL sND vuay vALUsB.E RESI-
" tstSL.- Broad and Cay S:r.ets. near ~
9Ih. 10 seic ursiOn.-Ua USUAL, the q iLst.Lt.
10. M Dc gttsI ciUck =.
The btc.d Hetel property fronting 90 feet IN the
Br "a Str. et ts IL ctob with 9Th sse
back ls2 fee IN Wide all IL s be dNifea mo
ain Bcitg one ~ the es bu iLess
tn pr,priy surpasen by zone nov In r't NE
large pab &c bali aGt Etpo enbsnee In value
q 4 Ow b VI ur ciy lhe rion NE o. tEa-
ID Of t0 e500, and ~b ID ng ,xpensi
ID mu sun, 20 that IS an iEvssn ent
vout f. and mum rAtve 10 any one indi prsed In
| stni do'liri
Sd That beautu' eeu.-si ting eTk IN.
n RIB Tine CT rr.i Lt ntersyeToa with 9h sree ard
Iurt bsek t3 fte vi be dyided int hrre bSildns u
o39H eah, the whole could div de no
2i5s each Tktss IOt telpg Ia quiet soo,
ye oDnRuvCs 10 the c-rire a Iu nf,, In nbrd and
pysr Iedsn Oae hsm hs's Lr OK tuldlag located
a kt,he under az sSnasi nj q $40
ord That allie Luilcrg o1nR 80 feet Clay
IT heaily opp site I, "a 6p Iy bIt shove Hh
Int an1 taxes.
Ists ne IN I'd e.ih the talaree and yeA slcash
at the OPTIC p. rciler
lhe axes aId n. ~ an BE- paid BY IN. purchaser
spi-id GOD IN APPERsOH, Aucs
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RICHMOND DAILY WING.


Papsr pS annun; sem Weekly, IS Neeky ~, a.
VAR a4yanoa RdflanSa ~ nade - es r1k OF ls
Rashh-I "a Al sass uhaso evidence Aksn tas aspos
lgitsz.n Ihs Posi once eentlinlng nansJ.
Das s2rare 10 nael) ~
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Que Hs.ih WiAsaA AiAsrHlga.. ....-s-.t ~ =
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Tvs ataarel, f.ss -larlAA--- -
~ leel1... -
EuaiFe uCcA1... "
x 10 sdFaiN 70 eaasldss 81 oJ Ne neaA ~ ysir
HasH lpseei Gs 'Essc-l Frsvos ssy ssesS esS7 si
tus-o tss p4Tts -
AsE lassr sOanss3 ast Orasa sal Asa PAsEsni
exHess1 GcsorJl1gly.
" Rz1r-l Ess<Sre avoid any sund d,rstsncsg
sass psrtof ths Advertiser s poprto ssA's dasl
lssi heir prYsges oay eHsnJsto Sriasate bsTne Zeal
tss LcS and Al ehsr A1vsr1ss1en sent ~ eez 70 % ~
g4l..ouz easrge, aae 70 -yytstoa
% sssat and ecaerEl Agenta AdveSss1sas rel ~ -
Assrse s et 70 b. ehsSsa Al hs ssaA rai 'assSa
. sgch d's,szns shall 5s csreea leor-
hooxsaers gri ad cregH, generally, engaging eee
rpuass vh privilege o. change hNn not on ter
V-ar aysrass 70 Any assr han the an Srs
-l arcl stns rule Andeg he contrae and Al exesa
fag g-cA sacnai 70 &c ohNrged AZ me agusl rates
Aavssfs iaIsrtcd n tee ScrsNseky Nhis atfk cent
,,T ss-e cf a '7r NE irst aserlop aaf so sSn
- az, Tor sssA soalnasaco erH weekly, rs esao
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~ GnnrIN A APP q
DE,rIyEu>, sALR OF sH8pT 2SO TONS
In alpAnY Hl,l la LROA % AtkNN par o.

DE IrIVEHN SaLN VE HU. 2sU IUNs
fder u the C3afdeFa eetHes ~ e urs for
E,sIsrn Det Of YrspA shal ss n. Receive 81 said
proceed 20 pubic la city u ~ md ftort
the ighe oder for cash, % raUFsDAf.
"a day Of Ar l6 81 IL ooes sboui "a tons heavy
bJr rsiroAd iror.
Ths the r,lr,ai esdTnz from rursry Water
stxon Yok KieLm nd CoGi sines. in eriiso
comfy distance Of 81 mics The ir 'bu " tns
Ia The nile The road bling oIe as Ia be Ut hi
lie rsef.
chsssr vii be the expense Of taiins ihs Iron from
The trACk
At,e and place. M cash than eel III sia n
ans 8. Ikea telonging 20 ia.d ra rJsd
HENkY l. D 'ooEr Receiver.
apl1 GnDD ApPERsJN. Aueu
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eggsclyT CITY Iak NlgCFArcRi. /.

CgESCEST CITY l1k A4srFAfCki'
GSoEG2 &, VISTzN, Sole s="Dt.
NO va. rly0SA. srRssr -HsN oALEAEh
N.ss Inx. % CO = de- L. - IS - ~ ' z
y, 4 ma T., a. 60 u,-a'ae lnE, BL5I = u
c. TBs Al % a, as q. IS "a = @
Ger Ptt lax q 50 90 P,s9,s ia, " d. %
"A csssrl eIlk---5 as 1rsSa tn<s si-2S
rlr-rE- A. aFrs2. .'l TX . ls.=1 Lax, -os -
n IN - o. .1r " Cd cen. V l5S fas, - -
No. bs 1..i & rh-t -- 2ssl van Dee. ,..,ssa 70
lr l--l-.4 p.octsa seld Ma -
H.ls . cs - 81 y f.-Es-'.-' g y ~ y -
- n, a.. ,r aua.isv e aafac.ursd IA Ser
I... ~ -,isa cI-, - azrta-tsd sgqN 70 tas bet
N,-t 80 "a A. roE = gsasrai y Toe hss OsizAns
, - ., ,-,.,r,.,,
All yrI1-s s1lfss-tIt - ibH " NiSLGN.
Tyas F,u,try and priute-s ssreEoa,s,
n ,lj POI ls N.s JrieAos,
IN a. ,-.--...r- .ts.--.a =, f-iA-lSu}1
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.J>Dzl sDu4li-SO Keys eaps=iSr carbonate 6sdA fer
= ..r- y ij.i1 sros,s %.
DsSEINE oFyoE " ~. 0. isAAOs 40,
Ceils. Esa iad itth tfeen NsLasnt, Va
With tssr B,tknf bsness, she ErdeniInst WI
give ptc isthll attention t. the Adss,neat ol
-etiyn OF Cls Lgssst ths Confederate Govsrsstst
Itey vi with Ess stsat Legal Aleat vhsnsvG
my he Ioura necessary 70 90 80.
Ibe charge, vii b Eotsrsie either special or es.tinsss
l-r eaLrons o Az desire. Tb. B. IsAAOs 90.
"a ,xRsss0E, cr Geo. AsnfSFd Secretary STATE
lrg us; Csl JDe. calvert ssts Of IiSnis; oel
belnegt lat iEd toT s.is n Nss.s Jr1-s Osstie kq,
2,t6sDi yrsliS vn Taylsr tse Cashier bsns 81
ry ID; Hec.sr DsyE Prtsdest Tae-rs Bark; kaL-
oph fsksT, Ec1 A.IgrIcy Gea-ral staie Of Virrnia
sOs ssni ts for ass;n,ni sesseh shout IN al
be Aeso.Ysr.sd ntasts and vesoA sli
pce pow attorney The ~ NE
aOeusestz nSssssAFy Hs prsuses.
L.
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An ACT TO AUrIonzs AND PaovrDE FoR TIE cR9ANTN
ne dsNYLNHD ~ .#r
seems hs sSHFss a Ne eesisi,FA'' Stats " AA'r'A
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va. LEFH3VRG' G'S SCHOOL

kI@aapNut FAAulaAA.
Fyya lEricos vii 5s oslsf again tas is day ef
o. 81 fr tae esse sstS sf BsArdsss sal Day soeo
.-s-.f EuB=ar , LE5ESv2E
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"a ssntu 4suasy asdsss, "A ,aat Hsnafseturiag
sst=s tr- altsg suvlr -te-s nal@ - srdsT
Es.sl H-aads of ~ sPiszs ~ sour. toSAsoq, grain
bss r-s-hiasg .erz ks a. Ia ios rsas3easie ph
sia s,ggci ;ar aArEinE oat5l-g uih lhtlbls ezt L
ths n'ssel. ttsr.
40 II either q ne asovs els iii d ger cal
sxzns ssscis1s bs'ors plrcaA g ezsrhsse O. an
adt--at GIAIA1 Dc "a Oatsr. (BoE 40
C.lzrtzisn H5'- EieanOta- Va d-if
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DpHs YaEGzHIA APPLE HEAANDY.-Ss bSh
Psfo VFsaa ApPs lrNndy, Fss goss s Il stare and iOS
lLvEV ITPsonsa
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VJaIST. Gsialia TTS Prof Pss, ISof on Esd ssis;I
II every 3sscrPCon, fer salS ~
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EaRD FOE sAEB.
'ENEE proprietor Oilers 70. taous.hd or tyslys ktr
drst o' sa gdt Land. vel adapted 70
,ductsn Of CsrA sod to0n lsnt 10 the s.ie o.
NIissppL Ihs land situ,tso tie soehea boanisy Ct
subfvwe County, beAuoI Ste tTee ulea iTom the Va
800 xiver witch erpe. Afordng hre nsv
river upoa this land Is desdDng Ave sl6
sdcb susceptible cf mSk!ng soc crop the nrsI
bfs east; the b-snes In to Annsa instsraen
bali ef tho VII be taken In property desired
Address, r ". kAHDLk,
his laniirs) YtIOo River, care Of u usv Drop,
ocS1-r NessaurS Aiss
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g PERIrS TURPENRIlNR AAa I1bIisEsinS
- ,ill, lasi rsscivsl ana for ass ~ r DUYAL
- Mails s-s-,
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TSIUSKISa sMOKING T03ACG9.-A IaA1 10
IA u-S lsokns fosases JaItrseeved sl, sEassog brand
q Chsst5s rsbaOSS ~ s-isV v. Rnes son 4 Co
III 1sS hala gEssk
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fssEss-,aONr ~ pILizu. CuiM FaGs.
fFN1 the Sorh CirolA aud the Rehond Lad Dsb
Vile RsllfGAds b.trsei Green bofo and Dl7vl,- BV
tasy the Chsrsf " the Pelncnt bitsH
npsa ks of s,bsspn the said IA sad the an
,lora o;s o. the RehnS ID Md D.lys Rsilrgsd Csnpphy
s=rSRy the 18Th S1cs EubscTises vi Eve Dol
iars pei slaTe, .i he puus u ssescr s'ns.
LESiS q. EAsyIR,
4 v STOKES, fConr's.
fe7l-u THO. V. BSJ6EENBRoCS3 !
lEtssTAGY cL0- UIyG,--Grsy Uniform Cors, Grey
VI Paa1 Sky Eiss tanii irsy aud us We u all Fotea
al.os sys Of be-, Al Tor se atriSat prices, b
b.LDwIs -ILIIASS,
fsbS lis -rd lia "si, StrHe.
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r aNDnN PoRgRR.-2 s,sis LssIsa Porter. m ns.
IL for sals nv DoVEk 90. nEN
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SSTi IS's SEQ COEI ssUPS, M1s,Sus Lne1eai, ouy
- on gande Nics Bos Co vs. ToJth Bsuses, canary re a.,
Printers siudsr's s=, P,reu 81 satehss rsr sAls
W. PETk1SoS : 90 prasSst+
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-01-14

BSS The recent bogus Democratic CoDven-
ton treated that portion Of the party which
has taken an active part in sustaining the
government, rather STABILITY. It was sufficient
to ''settie asfellow's hash, 2 10 have it known
be was, or had been a volunteer. One poor
fellow seems U have gone into the Conyen-
ton under the IMP ession that having served
his country faithfully in the three months
campaign, he was entitled 20 more consid-
eration chan man who had remained at
home, abusing the government and sympa-
thizing with the rebels. Poor unsophisti-
Gated Bemusdafferl what you considered as
IN your favor was really against you, as you
must have discovered when, on the FIRST
ballot you was beaten for Auditor by Ris-
tine, notorious and boastfuI Seeessionist
That was not & soldiers Convention And
Colonel Durham, whose regiment is al
ready at the seat of war he wanted nomi-
nations postponed for few months But
it wouldn't do; nor was he permitted to
say few words in behalf of che army and
the warl Well, Messrs. TRAITORS, the war
may have been unpopular in that Conven-
ton, as Joe Wright and Judge Douglas
seem to have been; but when you hear
from the Democratic masses in the Pocket
counties in October next you viii learn
that they entertain quite different views on
that subject from what is expressed in your
resolutions and ticket. Having freely sent
their dear friends to struggle with the pri-
Vatlons and diseases of camp, as well as the
rebels IN the field, they are not prepared to
do anything that looks like discountenanc-
ing the great work in which those friends
are engaged. On the contrary they intend
tosupport, by their own votes, every meas
IRE and man that are calculated 10 have an
influence in Strengthening the Union and
its defenders.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-01-14

b. A correspondent of the New YORK
Post in Birmingham, England, writes that
paper that it is uderstood abroad that the
object Of Mason and SlidelPs mission was
the negotiation of q treaty with England
and France; that the. South was reported
to have made overtures for the grant of
extensive commercial privileges for a term
of years; and that the emancipation of the
slaves was the inducement held out by the
rebels to obtain treaty stipulations and the
support of the European powers. tits fur
Their reported that news of this movement
was conveyed to General Scott by Prince
Napoleon. r3r III Ta
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-01-14

re- Tt is said the President viii not ac-
cept the resignation of Gen. Sigel. Let
him then remove some of the inexperienced
officials who have been put over Sigel. We
learn that not only was the troops raised by
Sigel, expressly for service under him, ta-
ken away and given to Others, but he was
placed under officers inferior to him in ex-
Perience to say nothing about ability. He
could no longer hold his commission with
honor or self respect and accordingly re-
signed. @
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-01-14

s The rebel General Magruder, in a
special order, states that "after minute ex-
animation Of the works at Yorktown he has
entire confidence in their ability, when de-
Tended by the gallant soldiers Of the Con-
federacy, to resist the most powerful attacks
of the enemy, with any number Of ships
aud that the enemy cannot succeed in get
ting possession of cur works under any
circumstances whatever. The commanding
General therefore congratulates the troops
on the prospect which the expected sailing
Of the enemy's fleet from Annapolis affords
them of repulsing an insolens foe, whose
object is to invade our land and destroy
our homes"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-01-14

my stomach, turced him inside out so sud
denly toat he said itsshurt him, and thenzen-
gagged him at tv enty dellarsa week to ex-
hibit & the Fig hti Wonder of the Worl -
The man without skin"
There was sudden stiffness among his
listeners. Capt. Pearce was observed to
silently wipe a tear with one hand, while
with the other he held ont free pass to-
Detroit. 8sNss * - &
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-01-14
Flow BELOW The steamer J. II. Don't


FRoM BELow,-1Tha steamer J. II. Dont
whose Appearance on Sunday the day Size
was due, was anxiously looked for by man :,
arrived yesterday morning. She left Cairo
on Saturday moruiag The advance guard
of the great expedition, consisting Of {, 900
or. 5000 mea, had left CATO WIKI an escort
of three or -four gun boats Where they
went or what the expedition is designed to
accomplish still remains a mystery. w hen
the Done arrived at Padacah, the forces
there were yet ia camp. Il appears COM
munication between Cairo and Palueah
was interrupted during the foggy. weather
Of last week, aid thus materially interfered
with the work of harmonizing the move
menss OF the various divisions 1t the army.
From al We. can learn respecting the EXP e.
dition, we caanot think Il is the Intention
of Gen. Grant to attack Colun1bus at this
time. We do not link he is fully prepared
to do so. Indeed the rebels have had so
much time given them to Strengthen their
defsssssa st that point, thatthe nisdoln OF /.
direct attack is becoming doubtful Ws
presume it could be captured much easier
by a flank movement that would cut
off communication with the South
Bowling Green, from al accounts, is not 50
strongly fortified as Columbus. Il is quite
certain it could be captured more easily and
with less loss Of life by Gen. BGeH, with
the immense army under his command,
than can Columbus BY the forces under
Gen. Grant. With Bowling Green or Hop
kinsville IN our possession, Columbus would
be speedily evacuated and could be. taken
possession OF withou, firing gun. Colum-
bus, however, will form a valuable prize,
AID viii be particularly bright feather in
Gen. Grants cap f he can take it.. There |
is a large and valuable collection of heavy |
siege guns at that point, besides a large |
number of field pieces, which VIII go to the |
victors. Il is also true that its capture now,
since the rebels have had so much time to |
add to its strength as to induce the belief |
on their part that it is simpregnable, will /
the value of the victory as it
demonstrates the superiority Of the Union
soldiers over those in arms against their
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-01-14
as The Indianapolis Journal thinks the

s@@ The Indianapolis, journal thinks the
report that Col. Willich has resigned is I'M
founded. We hope it is, though our inform
alton came from source we could not call
in question. We hope Col. " Hitch will re-
tain his command The resignation Of 40
many German officers would have most
peEnicioas effect on Tie service. Col VIII
lien IS idoN1ed by his men, and bis resigna-
ton would almost denoralize the regiment
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-01-14

Eg- Gen. stones insolent and abusive
letter to Senator Sumner will probably re-
suit in having his name stricken from the
rolls Of the army Some Of these military
popinjays have been so suddenly and
undeservedly promoted that it has torned
their heads. They seem to think they can
be insolent to everybody with impuuity.-
Congress should take prompt steps to teach
such gentlemen their trae position.
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30 R&g@ The clipper, Eugene, will be down
this morning, and return in the afternoon,
to Louisville. Cant Davidson genial,
whole-souled fellows in command, and
takes all possible pains to insure the com
fort of passengers on his boat. The Eugene
is always " on time" e.s
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-01-14

sEg- The Big" Grey Eagle is the mail
boat for Louisville, this evening. Her ac-
commodations and style of living are too
we'll known in this latitude to need any
comments from us. sra
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szS@ A FIRST rate horse four years old, TO
De sold at the Marine Hospital to-day at
ten O'Clock, a. II. Good fires viii be built
in several rooms, so that bidders will be
Comfortable during the day.
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20 TraveIe.s ana Rosrders.

The Americaa House formerly the Pa
vilion) corner of Water and Sycamore
streets, Evansville, Ind, has, since its open
ing, had an unparalleled run Of patronage
The proprietors are w. II. BoTcoUBr form
eriy Of the City Hotel, and III. Pillsbury,
formerly eaniain Of the steamer Masonic
Gem
The house IS newly furnished and fitted,
aud is wei arranged TO accommodate the
public Prices in accordance with the
times.
&T6is establishment il. located convenient
y to business aod IS IN every respect a
hon'stor the-w a.yfarer. Nov. 28-dtf.
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Communicated.
OARD.


SIR; Some one enquiries through the
JOURNAL why the articles in the Marine
Hospital can't be turned over to the Alli-
tary Hospital without the formality Of a
sale? a
The money to support each Department.
Of the Government is appropriated by law,
and if there should be a surplus after pay
ing the expenses during any one year g
enc Department and deficiency in an
other. the surplus could not be applied to
that deficiency without an act of Congress.
The accounts OF the several Departments are
kept distinct and separate-each chief of q
Department being held to strict account
for the money thus placed in his hands
This turning over property by one De-
partment to another all over the country
would tend to confusion in accounts, be-
sides opening another door for fraud
Respectfully,
A. L. Robinson,
January 10, 1862. Surveyor.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-01-14

BS@ For tip-top 5overcoat, which will
prove dressy, durable, and "fasten the life
in you during the coming cold weather, go
to Lyons, who Is now selling clothing at
rfabuloasly lev prices. 49, -. Z
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-01-14

nA The House Military Committed med
itate a reduction Of chaplains in the army
70 one or two TO brigade.
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Bs Mr.. ABRAHAM DARRocH of Parke
county, has been appointed Mail Agent on
tie Evansville and Charlottesville railroad
route. in place of Jacob E. Voorhees,, re-
signed to 90 into the army. Mr. Darroch
has entered upon tiIe discharge Of his
duties.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-01-14

R NJ. L. johnson s Co, No. 35 Main
street. have received Harper's Weekly for
this week
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-01-14

esS@ Mr. Graham of Adams Express.
supplied us with late Cincinnati and India
napolis papers with his usual thoughtfuI-
ness ~ rsstl
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EyANsvIILE ARTIbBERY CoMPANY.-The
members Of this company are hereby d.
rected to appear this evening at Z o'clock
at the Council room, for the purpose of
electing Captain, caused BY the resigna-
ton of Capt. VIM. a. Chandler,
a By order,
P BURKE, Company Clerk