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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-12-15

B@~ We are under obligations to Mr..
Geo R. Hart, clerk of the Commercial,
for late Memphis papers.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-12-15

ia The Cairo Gazette says the small
pox in that place is assuming charac-
ter that ought to create general alarm.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-12-15
HOME INTERESTS.

CrNCINNATI GAzETTE!!l-T The large
or small edition at fifteen cents or ten
cents will be delivered to permanent sub
scribers, on the arrival of the mail, eve
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-12-15
Salt! Salt!

200 SACKS GROUND ALUM sA-
(UU 800 Sacks Fine Liverpool,
100 Sacks Turk Island,
All superior quality for curing Beefand p, 4,
sale by t. .aFFI SAMUEL On
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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-12-15
Millinery! MLINERYIi

VTNHE LARGEST STOCK VI MISSES. AND
l. Ladies' Hats, Flowers, ,,mrs Ribbons ~
every description white edge, Velvet Ribbons,
Bonnets, Hair Nets aud faDcyroo5s rsnsrsIIy'
ever brought to the Western cotii~, jus, rccc;ycd
at sCHAPKER A. fSgI Nc,,s wv
nov25 No. 4sfsin stro,.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-12-15

Subscribers who have been in the hab-
it of getting their papers at Mr.. Healy's
will find them left there as usual.
Orders received at Mr. Healy's or by
CHxs. F. BRoUGHToN,
Agent for Gazette, lT5 Main Street
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-12-15

GOOD BRO0MS.-lO DoZ. SHAKER, DOE
" Fancy, and 20 doz. Common Brooms for sale
decl2 NICKERY BROS,
No. 81, Main Street.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-12-15

IA Hogs are selling in this market
AZ 90 50@S4 per hundred.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-12-15
CORPORATION NOTICE.

ORDER KoR PLANK side WALK.
Nov. %, 1S62.-And now II il hereby Tered
and directed BY the Common Council Of tie City
of Evansville, that the owners Of all lots pargs
of lots fronting adjoining the north side OF
Division street, frsm Second to Third street, in
said City, cause the said side walks thereon TO be
brought to the proper grade, and that they cause
side walk Of Class No 2, with a wooden curb 70 be
laid down thereon within thirty days from the
publication OF this order. p. BURKE, clerk.
Clerks Once, Dec. 4, 1867.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-12-15
LOST.

WHILE COMING HOME FROM THE SAW
Esii Mill or Thursday evening, through Frank
lin Street Bridge, lost parcel of accounts and
some notes, which are only valuable TO the owner.
/ will give liberal reward to the finder by return
ing them. 3. NURRE.
decl5-1w
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-12-15

OAsK NEW GOLDFISH, 70 KITS Nc. l
i Msckerel, 10 "A barrels No. Mackersl, bar
rels Picked Herring, for sale at
noviI ELLI0TT's Family Grocery.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-14

Nearly one half the negroes owned on this side Of
the Rappahanuock have left their masters The
larger proportion are in the employment OF the
arnIy, either directly as bridge and railroad bnid'
er or indirect "a TO the officers and soldiers.
They are i well treated. have not yet heard Of
single instance of cruelty. The plantations in this
valley are very large, ranging from one to two
thousand acres, and the number Of slaves held upon
each before the arrival Of onr army from one to two
hundred. OF course the sudden disappearance OF 20
many fed bands must, to say the least, remit III
great inconvenience to the masters. They know not
how to work themselves, ali the poor white trssh
who could bear have been forced into the army,
and the negroes are more profitably employed else
where. How many John Mitcbel's are there now
who would like Southern Plantation well stocked
with niggorsi
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-14
After the Halle.
tfen special cor--spona.,,
AhANbpsED HOUsB IN WrLLiai

s'el 6 Norr~t NJ
AHAND"sED houss IN WrLLIAs,BUEe, VA,
Night Of hsy .. 1861.
krow that abler pens than mine have told in
your columns the consecutive story Of the bloody
htbeiore Williamsburg let me- then. .confine myself
70 what sa% of the battlefield and ,nbseonently.
IL cannot offer many particulars Of the di,postion
Of the regiments engaged, may at le asst pant tie
scene Of glorious but dreadful event which can
never be eiiaced from my memory.
/ might have been present toward N. and ~ !.
but for very common mischance here Gen. su,nre,
experienced the same, when graver results depeps. a
on bis movenents) )-missins my road.
Lad ridden from Yorktown through the treme,.
dous ram which heightened the misery of the DAY.
passing the Prince de Joinville who, appreher 81 We
Of the result Of the fight was spursing toward Gen.
acClellan's old headquarters, three miles beyond
iofktown, for re-enforceInents, and, afterwaId,
beng passed by the General himself as he hurried
"'he extreme right, to lend the weight Of bis pres
ehcs to bis already transmitted orders In the 6p,l
PERL. Every muddy and drenched soIdi,r oG Yen
inquired needing directions, and none heir % ahle
70 give them, j. al certain brick church then fnIl
oi wounded ard dying soldiers, turned erro,eo,sI.
20 TIE right and after two miles found mvse,, u,;,S
Uutiner and Keyess men and Gen. Mcclellan.
cH was wild state Of things there and then
Oismouning in the vicinity Of certain battery
SSoes rti1srymen knew, and who had done good
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-14

we're gentlemen, educated and refned-after tie
Southern fashion. All were snxious that their
names should be recorded that the news Of their
surviving might reach their friends. They talked
freely enough. doubt the existence Of grain Of
Union sentiment In any Of them.
l must break of here. That night and the next
slept in Williamsburg. ] an slone, in big, de-
serted house, 1T night, "squatted' in on his own
responsibility by comrade. a ,eniinel PAGES to
and fro in front Of the door, and hear band play.
ing the Star Spsnged Banner at great die
taoce. The tovnsfolk indoors, subject TO mar
tial law, client aud cowed. Tomorrow resume
the march with the army.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-14
FROM NORFOLK, "a.
ALL QIItI.


NORFOLK, Va, T1e'dsy, Nay Il, 1861.
The city continues very quiet lost At the soree
are closed, but it is expected they -'il cpen in day
or two except in where tAe 1ccuLsnts have ef
the city with the army. Some esite, ,sut still pre-.
vails but it 10 supposed in few c4ys, when commu'
ncaon is fully opened with the rths.n ports, con.
fdence will bs completely restonS. ;.
Prices OF almost everything are stotshingy high.
Candies, for instance, of miserabs q.el,y, are 60
cents psuud common brown Esper,snyelopes, %
cents package and brown sugas - ,sns pound
number OF stores will be opene's hossver in sfew
days by parties ffom Old Point 81 l.Altimore. who
will bring supplies Of articles mu.s wscred here.
The Post-Ol.cc and Custom-H :use will doubtless
be opened very shortly. =,
Very lille Union sentiment is e1,enl5. expressed.
All over the city our soldiers. bo,L privates snd
officers freely talk with tue c.,zsus, which mua
produce good effect. /.
Al the ior,ifcaons in the vciIsty are occupied by
Union troops and all the pub!s property is in pos
eession of the Federal authorities.
The policy OF the Rebel Government appears to
be to concentrate their troops at Richmond, and
some even cay that ali the Gulf States will be given
up before Virginia. and Richmond will be held to the
very last.
All insist that desperate resistance will be made
at Richmond, ii nowhere e'se.
Several negroes arrived from Suffolk this morning,
and report that no troops, or guns, or Notifications
are there, or on the road this side.
Among most Of the citizens here, little confidence
is felt in the officers Of the Confederate Government.
Confederate notes reisued in many places.
Gold and silver are welcomed with enthusiasm BY
all classes of the population many Of whom have NOT
seen either for many months.
GREAT DESTRUCTION OF TOBACCO.
Elizabeth River between Norfolk and Ports.
mouth, is Of q deep coffee color on account Of tho
tobacco which has been thrown to it in large guam
titles. Some of it recovered to-day in dsmagsd
state.
Gen. Viele, the Military Governor, pursues .
course calculated to produce the impreson OF the
superiority Of the Federal Government. he throws
no obstacles in the way of ransactng private ousa'
ness or the enforcement Of the ordinances Of the
city government.
TIe Dav. Book newspaper, will be continued -
an afternoon, instead of morning edition, on con-
d,;on ,,s, il shall be respectful In its tone. The
G,t number printed to-day, contains nothing except
extracts from Northern papers ard An editorial
,,a,smeut of the bare facts Of the evacuation and
occupation Of the city.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-14
FROM THE RAPPAIIANNOCK.
C.,turo OF 500 Rebel Dcsersers.

WAsHIyGrO5 Tuesday, May TO- M
The Wyandank arrived this morning from the Rap
pahannock. Her oficers report that the Freeborn
and Island Belle went up the Pisnkatonk on Satur.
day, and cut out two Rebel schooners, one with
valuable cargo Of whisky and other stores The
Belle proceeded up the lauer riversome distance and
discovered body of about 900 Rebel deserters from
the Gloucester Point batteries who stated that when
the orSer was given to evac,se, they, being dis
gusted wi the service determined to march to the
Union lines and surrender. They belonged to Vir.
giuia regiment They offered to lay down thei,
arms, and expressed willingness to h.ke the oath
of allegiance, which Capt. Harris. of the Belle, 3D.
TO all Of them.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-14
ARRIVAL OF SICK AND WOUNDED
SOLDIERS.

The Daniel Webster, Capt. Blethein, left York.
town on Monday morning at . o'clock and reached
this city yesterday afternoon at O'Clock. This ve''
eel brings pa sick and wounded soldiers from the
hospitals Il. Yorktown. One colder died on the pas
sage; there are eight dangerous cases, who were
Immediately removed to the hospitals, the others
remained on board the ship until this morning.
Dr. Grymes Informs reporter that 5,OOo or
1000 sick and wounded soldiers remain in the hosp-
tails al Yorktown. TIE Sanitary Commission are at
work night and day. caring for the suffering soldiers
Mlss Dix has a Hospital in the CORVALLIS Hotel.
Th. Ocean steamer Spalling, and the Sound steamer
Elm CITY are expected 10 leave Yorktown the latter
Part of fbis week With sick and woun6ed men,.
IL will be remembered that the Daniel Webster
left this port lar, Friday. She reaced Yorktown on
Sunday morning and commenced loading Ter precious
freight at o'clock that afternoon Doctors, nuises
and all hands worked all night, and started for this
Cty at o'clock the next morning.
The following is the LIST of the men who are
wounded the remainder are the victims oil fever:
T. fairfield. sun,hot wound In TIE len shoulder
T. Kelly suu-hot wound In tie u ,nt knee
J. Ksut. man. gunsh wound in the len shoulder
T Coareil gunshot wound end fHcture Of the thigh.
Charles Fonu eunsho wound In left shoulder and left jaw
A. SchemcrhorI shot through the kicneys.
4. Cane, zunshot wound ia tie 6re-aIn.
d. brown gnrshot wound In the thigh.
r. T. bishop gunshot woand and ampu.stou Of the arm.
LIST OF SICK.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-14
RELEASED PRISONERS,

BALTIMORE, Tuesday. Msy 10. 1854.
Eight hundred released prisoners are coming here.
They expected TO arrive this afternoon, and win
proceed 10 Washington.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-14

DEATR OF DIR. NATHAN 8. JARVIS
BALfmoKs, Tuesday, Nay y. lsse
DR.. Nathan s. Jarvis, Surgeon Of The Regular
Army, died here this morning. His body has sfs
for New.York.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-14
RELEASE OF COL. COFFEE.

LorIsvILLs ~. Monday May II. WI
Col. Morgan, Vi the Rebel Cavalry, has released
on parole Col. Coffee, lsle Of Wolfords Cavalry.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-14

MOVEMENTS OF COMMODORE FOOTE.
LounyILLn, Ky, Monday. May 10. 1862:
Commodore Foote left for the Eastward on the
maIl-LOat at neon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-07-30

In richmond, on the 18th inst, Of Typhoid
Fever, Lieut.. J. GADSDEN MOORE, son Of
Capt, John Moore, Of Aide, Loudoun Co., Va.
II Washington, on Tuesday, the 18th instant,
Of pulmonary disease Miss SIDNEY a. WILL
OK
In Washington on Tuesday, the 10th instant,
DR.. WILLIAM II. BROWN.
On the 18th Instant at the Laundry attached
5othe Georgetown College, in this District, Miss
SALLY JENKINS, IN the seventy-eighth
year Of her age
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-07-30

To,r. Several cases Of small pox exist in
.,.:,,.4o nractiice in this place. The weather
so,t;rres auite warm, but is most seasonable
e,r tbe growicg corn and vegetables; this
,,,,rr;rr before day, there was thunder
ssorn, with delightful rain, -Pickpockets and
rottv thieves are at work in Washington. A
bonse IN the lower part Of the town WAS enter
,a hv b,1relars last night, but the family being
e,r,1,soi ov the nois,, The robbers fed without
taking Of anything but themselves Some
},nrkstcrs have recently been arrested III " ash
ngton for selling goods with short measures
Peaches. the first Of the season, appeared IN
market this morning; they We're very small,
and sold at two cents a piece.
------~Sasa~-
The P;cayuoe delivers the citizens Of New
Orleans & long lecture on credulity -" No ex-
ner;ence Of previous deceptions and decisions
SEEMS 10 nave the slightest effect in arresting
t3e tendency TO falsify and axaggerate foolish
s,or;es or 10 receive with the most childlike
ered,llity and confidence any reports favorable
70 their views or agreeable TO the feelings Of the
reaiDieuts One cnun7u is 40 sooner de1nollsh-
I'd than another arises, and runs it's course as
rapidly as its predecessors The same people
who have been thrown into 3 passion by the
discovery Of one fa]sehood are the first to gulp
down the next one that cones along. Now all
this seems to us to be discreditabe 20 and IN
worthy Of sensible people.
An army letter from Wostover landing, ia
ted July IS, published in the Philadelphia In
Quirer, says Our soldiers at this point are
looking anxiously North for the promised rein
!orcements. There is not a private in the army
that does not knew if We are not reinforced we
are at dead lock The disease that is carry
ing of 50 many valuable horses in the army, is
thought to be the lung fever. The disease is
not noticed until the horse falls, and then the
All mall pain seems terrible.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-07-30
WHAT IS IT?
Why there Is
4 GREAT COMING IION
In regard to

In regard to
ECHT, K Z 1 t MAN & CO.,
THE MEN who are selling every description
l. Of BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS, DRY
GOODS and CLOTHING, at prices far below
any dealer in their line. It is hardly necessary
20 designate their place Of business, for alm( st
everybody knows it; but, for the benefit Of stra3.
gers, we will state that they can be found at 81
King street, second door from Royal, street.
Those who patronise them, will ind that their
reputation for cheapness is notundeseryed. Their
stock embraces everything that is wanted by la
dies and gentlemen, misses and boys, and infants,
and they operate upon the principle that,
"a Ni1SMs .Sirpsnce is better than SlosO Shii=
lag."
II will cost nothing 10 call and examine their
unrivalled stock Of Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps,
Dry Goods, Clothing, Gents Furnishing Goods,
Trunks, Valises Sc.
HEIGHT, KAUFMAN & CO.,
~ 16-1m No. 90 King street.
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From Gen. MeClellan's Army.
correspondence She Philadelphia Enquil

From Gen. McCl6llan's Army.
CCorrcspondenceof She Philadelphia Enqurer[
WEsTOvER LANDING, July 26.-We want
men. and must have them, and that, too,
quickly. As I said above, drafting must be
resorted to, and that at once. The sooner it is
done the better Let the old veteran regiments
be filled up first, and then begin 10 form new
ones
News is very scarce. Everything is very
quiet, review occasionally breaking the mon
otony Of the scene. Yesterday, General AYe
rill's First Cavalry Brigade WAS out aud made
splendid appearance. They were the OBJ
served by al observers.
The review Of q cavalry brigade IS q magnlf-
cent sight. 4 long line Of men and horses,
with their guidons streaming III the alr-the
bugles sounding the calls-the pranclng Of the
horses--tI,e loud commands Of che ofhcers-thc
iingGng Of the sabres-all combine to make q
c,ne well worth Witnessing.
Promotions Tor mewtorlous service on the
battlefield are taking place daily in our arlny.
We had pleasant shower on Saturday
evening, and since then the cir has been con-
siderahly cooler. It will not be long before We
have cool mornings aud evenings. By proper
care and attention TO sanitary matters, the sol
diers will keep we'll. Many Of those that are
sick are suffering from their own discretion, as
pecially from eating and drinking. Some have
eaten Of unripe fruit, and the result is; they
are on the sick list One man suffered SO
much. that he Was fearful be was going 10 die
He made confession to the Surgeon that
green apples was the cause Of his sickness
Some Of the suffers here have nc ccnsciences
however, they selling the soldiers all kinds
Of deathdeallng goods. Some Of the canned
meat they sell Kill quicker than rife whisky.
Speaking of whiskey, private soldiers can
get Whisky from some suffers any time they
have the money, Officers cannot purchase It
the men selling it being fearful the officers
would know TOO much.
I see report in the last newspaper that
came here, that the Confederates we're intent
on toray north This exactly comedies with
the language Of the Contederate5 | held con
versation with at City Point. They seemed OF
the opinion that it would not be long before
they would be in Baltimore, and Philadelphia
BY Christmas. The Virginia farmers have
suffered 50 much from the invasion OF the Old
Dominion, that they would like 10 pay us back
IN some Of the same.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-07-30
JOHN r. COOKE.

CHEAP FAMILY GROCER,
TVAS CONSTANTLY on hand d large assors~
IL meut Of FAMILY GROCERIES, consift-
ing Of BACON, Of all kinds; FLOUR BY the
barrel or smaller packages; BUCK " HEAI,
CURRANTS, RAISINS, PRUNES, FIGS
SARDINES, &C., &C. to which he invites the
atu-utjoo Of oustoxoars~ NY ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-07-30

LIBERTY HALL-The attendance at Liberty
Hall for the last few nights was very large
the performance has given great satisfaction
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EGGS! EGGS. EGGS 81!

EGGS! EGGS !! EGGS!!!
y DECEIVED from the country every day, war
IL ranted fresh Parties wishing them packed
~ Horrals can be accommodated For sale to
the trade cheap Tor cash JOHN I. COOKE,
No. JOG, Prince street, cor Of Pitt, one square
east Of the P0stottce. ly OIL
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-11-25
MOrtester Badly Spp.
worcester Posi- Omce-winter Arrangement


Mails Close fellOws
Northern Worcester County, Vermont and New uamp.
sAlre VIA o1eester q Nashua Railroad at 500 m and
Fitchburg Lancaster Leominster West Boylston, Oak
GAZE Sinton, Lowell, and Nashua, n. IL, at 500 M,
and $50 p m and are due SIS g. m and 100 p m
Princeton and East Princeton at 80 M and due at
Sis g.
City OF Boston. $50 and 8 90 a. H. LOO g. and 500 D
Maine, Eastern New Hampshire and Eastern Masss
chnsetts-sOe m, and 500 p. M. and $50
Rhode Island-(Except towns on the Worcester and
providence kailroad.,) $50 m and $50 and are
way Mail en- Providence Aad Worcester Railroad 81
m. and is due at $40 a. N.
Western-tlAll towns in Massachusetts West of WoT
cester,)Sl5 a. NJ ana are due at As p m. go -,
Albany, lWestern New ork and Western Statesl SD
a. m and 800 p and dee at AS and 945 p m a.
Springfield Sis Am, and 800 and are due at 9tu
Hartford, all Connecticut Except windham and New
LONDON counties sis a m and 800 p m; and are due
Towns on line Of Norwich and Worcester Railroad and
New London and Windham County, Conn., 1000 a m ,
and are due at SIS
New York city and Southern States $50 a. r and at
800 and 65 p M and are due at 500 a, and at $3.50
Barre, Barre Plains, Petersham Paxton Dana North
Dana, a3d west Rutland, S45 and are due at On
p.
Holden, Rutland North Rutland Hubbardston, Cold
brook, ana Oakham. $50 p m, and due at 800
leicester Ks a m and 400 and are due at 500
Mill6ury, and West Milbury $50 H., and $50 m
and are due at 40 a. m, and $50 p. M
shrewsbury. BIS p m, and is due at 500 a. m.
Grafton New England Village and Cordaville, 6,s0a
m ana are que at $50 2. m.
birmingham, South Framing ham Hopkinton, Ashland
Woodville, WestOoro' NOrthboro', Southboro' Corda
VILE and Grafton, l0G and due at 80 IN.
Snd 500 p. m; and are due ct $50 and els
mail for New York and Boston and beyond, is closed
at this Office on Sunday at s 90 O'Clock p. m.
Office hours from us a. m to 500 D. M Sundays
from 1000 to l0.40 a. j. NJ. EARLE P. NJ.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-11-25
A CURE WARRANTED,

DIR. HILLS MIXTURE is warranted to cure emissions
and all diseases OF the Urinary Organs. Within the last
three years upwards of 5000 bottles have been sold in
Boston not single case can be produced where it
mas alled TO make quick and lasting CURE This not
a mere assertion but well known fact which can be
proved at any moment. DR. Hill would not take this
method to make known the virtues this never failing
mixture We're it not to put the public their guard
against the hImbug preparations which are advertised
DY certain apothecares who know nothing of the dis
eases hieh they pretend to cure who for sake OF
making few dollars, cndanger the life, health and con-
Stuton OF their deuded victims To all who are afflicted
with private complaints but more especially to you who
nave been duped by miserable petenderS Dr. Hill would
earnestly recommend trial CT his failing Mixture
II never fails to cure the cases in short time
without regard 10 diet risk of exposure Ii is mild
pleasant and safe to take 1t pures the bloou destroys
the poison lurking in the system, and completely reno
Yates and renews the constitution. DIR. Hills Mixture
taken in season, will prevent well the com
plants Tor which ii Is recomnended in short the
only sure and safe remedy which has been discover
ed for the cure of all private complaints The price of
DIR HIS Mixture is only S. bottle, and 1t will be sent
securely packed aled to of the city or
country when ordered, with the price enclosed Letters
(postpad) directed to Dr. Hi will receive prompt at
tenon All consultations are held in private, without
fear of exposure.