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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-09-06
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INDIAN MEDICINE.
THE GREAT
INDIAN M EDICINE
CherOkee Cure

CheroNee Cure
AZ uatailing crre for SEMINAL Heqkae.s, Nocturnal
EaissioHs Tnpotcacy, loss IF Poorer, Pains IN he
Back, Stone Ia the Bladder, otsrHetef a,,d Difficult
Meustruqtson ard al diseases corsed bg dsriafing
from he pub of natsre ond iadsdgiHg in sslfPo-
Suion
re- BY the use Of this scgREr all improper
discharges are removed, the weakened organs OF
generation are speedily cured, and full yigor re-
stored. Isa4Hf
Bg- Either sex contemplating marriage, should
reflect that sound mind and body are necessary to
promote connpbial happiness. 1859
psE- Ia the "CuERnKEE CURE ;" the poor debili-
tated, worn down and despairing dcvotee Of sensual
pleasure will find relief.
81 The listlcss, enervated youth, the over-worn
Of business, the victim Of nervous depression,
the individual suffering from general debility, or
from the weakness of a SINGLE ORGAN will all find
immediate and permanent relief from the If
this great INDIAN REMEDY.
ma To those who have triaed with their consti-
tuition, until they think themselves beyond tho
reach of medical aid, we would say:
NEVER DESPAIR THE q CHEROKEE CITRE,,
WILL RELIYE YOU AFTER ALL
QUACk DOCTORS HAVE
FAILEDlN
R9- 1t deals with disease as it exists. not only
striking at the very seat and icmoylng the causes
upon which it depends, but it rsbulds the broken
constitution, carrying life and health through
every vein and weakened organ
The g Cherokee Cure is put up in high COR
centrated form-the dose only being from one-half
TO one teaspoonfu three times peS day. One bottle
rarely fails 70 effect permanent euro, no matter
how long the disease may have existed.
BB 4 is safe and pleasant in taste, but immedi-
ate ~ action 4 IT CONTAINS No MINERAL PoIsoSs,
but is prepared from pure in the
form Of delicious syrup.
ne FOR particulars, got Circular FEE from any
Drug store in tile country write The Proprietor
who will mail FREE, 10 any one desiring the same
| a full Treatise in phamphlet form.
p- Price 50 per hottie, or three bottles for 81,
and forwarded by express to all parts of tho world
DaB~ Sold By oil respectable Dre9gists eUerysclcre
DR.. w. r. MerWin, Prop'r.,
ts No. SOUTH FOURTH STREET,
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The reports from kentucky are very
conflicting. Nothing is known about
Kirby Smiths army since its arrival
at Paris, KY, -
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An attempt was made to fire Indepen-
dence last nj ght but through the exer-
tions of the Firemen the flames were ex-
tinguished
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REWARD
SIS REWARD.

A ND ALL EXPENSES PAID 10 ANY PER-
IA son who will deliver to the Medical Director
any soldier away from his regiment, without a
furlough from the Medical Directors Office.
-s..-.. -. II. i. WRIT,
aug29-lwd Medical Director.
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DR.. W. r. MerWin, Prop'r.,

rs No. SOUTH FOURTH STREET,
..-. 80 ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI
14r Sold in Evansville by WIN. BIERBOwER,
and all Druggists. augfa-1lweowly
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Governor NIor4on,s Proclamation.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT

INDIANAPOLIS, Sept 5.-The following
general order has been issued:
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SEWING MACHINES.

II M. sELLMkN HAVING REMOVED Ills
IL Office from No. First Street. to his residence
on Second street, opposite the new Presbyterian
Church, will keep, as heretofore, a good assort-
ment Of Wheeler q Wilson'S, and Singers Sewing
Machines and Needles, silk Thread and OIL, and
everything that is connected with the business.
mhI ESQ a7ea y. NJ. SELLMAN, Ag't.
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WELL TRIED CORPORATION.

baIte eqafdble ddlipsment, aud prompt Cash re-
sponse 20 losses, The PHOENIX stands prc-emiaeiiy at
he head Of is profession; while as eyeRsire pratt.
hoai, eHd fTsctss business system. Of local agencies,
as e3ccitcd by ann similar corporation ia Tie 'rortd
Insurancies solicited, and policies issued and re-
pewcd in this leading Corporation, at fair rates by
81. J. w. NEXEN, Resident Agent,
Office, Marble Hall Building, Main street.
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WASHINGTON, March ll.-OficiaI infor
nation to-day reports the enemy formerly
IN camps below Ocoquam, have retreated
destroying everything they could not carry
on their backs. They left on Saturday
Our troops took possession this forenoon
and were welcomed by part of the inhab-
itants with great joy. Every boat the
vicinity and everything that would float
had been destroyed
The rebels told the villagers they were
going to fall back 10 the Rappahannock.
A call from the Governor of Virginia on
the militia of the State, for 1000 men, was
proclaimed in the streets of Occoquan, on
the 9th inst, by an official, who immedi-
ately departed. Nearly all the abIe-bodied
men of the village left with the rebel army;
few refused to go. The rekel force which
has thus retreated, was composed of three
Texas, one Georgia, and one Mississippi
regiment, and the Hampton Legion.
Commodore Vanderbilt gave notice to-
day to the Post Master General that he
would carry the Central America and South
Pacific mail on his line of steamers, pro-
vided be would be protected against parties
who were smuggling the California mail
over his line, for which he received no pay
ment.
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ST. Louis, March ll.--A special to the
Dem from Cairo says two Union men
reached here from New Orleans to-day.
They left that city on the 26th and by care
ful travelling were enabled to get off in
safety. They both spent the winter in New
Orleans when the greatest excitement and
distress prevailed. The approaches to the
city on the South are pretty we'll defended
On the North forti6eafions run back from
CaFrolton. The only persons in the city
not regularly enlisted are Germans and
jews. The city is fnll of secret Union
clubs, and it is said that at least $4,000 of
the citizens belong to clubs. The condi-
ton of things is no better in Memphis
The Appeal advocates the burning of the
city as a last resort, in case of an attack,
bat the Mayor issaed proclamation saying
that if any persons are detected in setting
hire to houses, they shall be Immediately
hung.
Beauregard left Jackson, and was ex-
pected to take command at Island No TO-
a large number of transports are laying at
the foot of the Island, to take off the troops
in case Of defeat.
No further news has been received here
from Gen. Curtis as yet
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TO make distinctions. must, however,
name commanders OF divisions; Gen. Sigel,
who gallantly carried the heights and drove
back the left wing of the enemy, General
Asboth, who is wounded in the arm, in bis
gallant effort to reinforce the right of Col.
and acting Brig. Gen. Davis, who command.
ed the center, where McCulloeh fell on the
7th, and pressed forward the csntre on the
sth. Colonel and acting Brig. Gen. Carr
is also wounded in the arm, and was under
the continuous FIRE of the enemy during
the two hardest days of the great struggle
Illinois. Indiana, Iowa, Ohio, and Mis-
souri,, may proudly share the honor of the
victory which their gallant heroes won over
the combined forces of Van Dorm, Price,
and McCulloch, at Pea Ridge, in the Ozark
Mountains of Arkansas.
(Signed) SAM. r. CURTIS,
Brigadier General, sc.
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PoRTLAED, March 1.-The North Amer
lean, from Liverpool Feb. 81, via London
derry on the 18th, arrived here this morn
ing.
GREAT BRITAIN.-The papers relative to
the blockade of the Southern ports had
been submitted to the British Parliament
Earl Russell, in letter to Lord Lyons,
dated 18th inst says that the fact of ships
having successfully run the blockade does
not prevent the blockade from being effect
i've, and he argues that neutral State ought
to exercise great caution in regard to the
de facto blockade,and ought not to disregard
it, unless the power of the blockade should
be abused.
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WASHINGTON, March l0.-The Secretary
of the Treasury has awarded the contract
for the $50, 000,000 legal tender Treasury
Notes equally to the American and Nation
al Bank Note Companies of New York.
The following is copied from an official
report of Gen. Wool, dated to-day:
" Nothing of importance has occurred to-
day. The Chief Engineer of the Monitor
says that three balls from that vessel passed
through the Merrimac. The Monitor suf-
fered very little, although she was struck
twenty-three times"
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friends, or ne 'ghbors ia the Grand Army Of the
Union Indiana has sent her armed sous into the
aeid b thousands, and they are now stationed on
the capes Of Eorth Carolina. along the Potomac,
among the mountains of Virginia, or marching
so1thward through Kentucky and Missouri. A
few months may hnd of them the Gulf
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Charleston, or occupying New Orleans. In nearly
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BUCKNER AND TILGHMAN IN CLOSE
CONFINEMENT.

WASHINGTON, March 1.-The rebels have
evacuated Manassas. The Intelligencer says
this news is confirmed By intelligence re-
ceived at headquarters last night.
NEW YoRK, March 1ltb.- Manassas has
been peacefully occupied % our troops.
WAsHINGroN, March llth.-The whole
Notifications at Manassas were abandoned
and everything possible 5ul aed. Full par
ticulars will be sent IS soon as received.
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TErBuNE's DIsP2TcH.

WASHINGTON, March 10.-The Finance
Committee to-day authorized the Chairman
to report back to the House the bill author
ling The Secretary of the Treasury TO pur-
chase coin with Treasury Notes or bonds,
striking out the latter clause, which leaves
the purchase optional with the Secretary,
and also the section making the $50, 000,-
600 OF Treasury Notes of the old issue a
legal tender
Senator Fessendsn will report the bill as
amended tomorrow.
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FoRT MONROE, March l0.--The officers
and men of the Monitor speak in the high
est terms Of her performance, and think
they might have destroyed the Merrimac
without much difficulty if they had been
allowed the opportunity.
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BLUEGRASS NURSERIES.
G r EAT B ARG AIMS

m E.ARGE II $50 H T.mE.S~r or
9rM Fruit and Ornamental Trees Apple Trees
$40 per hundred; Dwarf aud STANDARD Pears from
70 to 40 cents each ; Cherries from Is 70 90 cenrs
each Pea hes, Piums, Chestauts Gooseberries
CurRents &c, at low rates Red Cedar Eve Q vix
feet $50 per bundsed; Chinese Arborvirae, three
feet, at $50 rer hundred; Pitch Pine, American
Arborvifa, White Pine, Hemlock Balsan Fir,
Norway Spruce, Scotch Fir an Juniper, all at low
rates, by Nh ChIGE,
mhSd1tw4w sanderssf.ie, Indiana.
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q A1fB $50 s-9Ebs, -s@s 81
By virtue Of a. order of Sale Issued ont of thu
office Ct TIE Clerk Of the Court Of common Plsas,
OF VanderbuTgh county, indiana, ia favor q Paui
j. Mars and against samuel p HavIn VIII 81,
THURS DAY MARCH ~. zsss
Detween the hours OF 10 O'clock A. II. and O'Clock
z. n OF said day - tbs door Or ihs 0aurt Houaa
Ia the city Of LsSus tue, Indiana cff8r for sale
at public auction the reEsg issues aud profits Tor
the term of seVen years of the following described
real estate tO-wit;
All that part of lot No. twenty nine (20). in the
original plan Of the city of Evans vile, in Wander
burgh county, Indiana, commencing on Vine
street, eighty i've (s5 feet and eight 81 inches
from the corner OF First and Vine streets, thence
running on the line Of said Vine street twenty
four ga feet and four "a inches towards the Chio
river thence across said lot line parallel " it'll
First street to the back line of said lot No. 49,
thence on said back line twenty four feet (2) and
four "a inches towards First street. and thence on
a straight line to the place of beginning
And should said rents and peOfts of said real
estate not sell for sufficient 70 satisfy said
writ and costs, i will at the same time and place
offer for sale the foe simple of said premises.
GEORGE W0LFLIN
Sheriff v. G.
G. w. Hardin, Pins Af-'y. feb2T-S5,25
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SPECIAL TO TRIBUNE.

WASHINGTON, March 10.-There was a
fight at Langster's Station yesterday, be-
tween Gen. Kearney's brigade and an equal
number of rebel regiments. The latter
were driven back. Several were killed on
each side. Lieut. Warden of the Lincoln
cavalry, was killed. Thirteen rebels were
captured.
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SPECIAL no TIE posi-

WAsHNGroN. March 1.-THE President
will probably sign the bill, establishing the
new article of war to-day. It forbids Off
GERS of the army and navy returning fugi-
tive slaves to their masters.
Lieut.. Worden, the gallant commander
of the Monitor, is here and is rapidly recov-
ering from his wounds.
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.BosToN, March Ilth-The schooner j.
W. Chapman, arrived from New York last
night, reports On the I'd inst fell in with
the frigate Vermont. She lay by her until
the 9th, and left her in lat. 39o AS long. $50
g drifting Southeast two kuots per hour,
rndder, sails and anchors gone, and entirely
helpless. She wants powerful tugs as
once
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WAR DEPARTMENT.

Washington, March II, 1862. I
The Secretary of War desires proposals
of'the immediate construction of ten gum
boats of the same description as those now
in use at Cairo and in the Cumberland
Proposals may be sent to the Var Depart
ment by telegraph, and must specify the
time, when they will be ready for use.
(Signed) EDWIN N. STANTON,
Secretary OF War.
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WASHINGTON, March 1.-THE Supreme
Court will not hear the argument of any
case after Thursday, the goth inst, or any
motion after Friday, the LIST, the Court in
tending to adjourn on the 10Th of March.
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Our troops occupy Centerville and Fair
fax Court House tonight Two companies
under Major Hatfield were ordered yester-
day morning to go to Fairfax, thence by
the Frederick road When within mile
OF the place, they met the enemy who re-
treated before Them At o'clock last
evening they entered the Court House fol-
lowed by full regiment The two conpa-
MES under Major Hatfield were then order
ed back to Faris Cross Roads, when they
met the body Of the regiment and bivonaek-
ed for the night. At noon to-day Hatfeld's
company were within sight of the village
and found, it had been evacuated in the
night, leaving tents and other property be-
hind in large quantities. Lieut.. Alexander
OF the Lincoln cavalry, arrived soon after
with detachment of men and passed on as
far as Cubs Run, three miles above Cen
teryille, where be discovered a vast number
Of tents left standing.
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BosToN, March llth.-Information from
Fort Marion states that Geo. Buckuer and
Tighlman were put in close confinement
yesterday. The cause for this is not stated
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FORTRESS MONROE March IOth.-The
Minnesota yesterday returned to her usual
station at the enterance of the Roads, She
is again ready for action. The Monitor
came down early tbs morning, and was
greeted with enthusiastic cheers BY the
various vessels in the harhor Gen. Wool
and Staff and Assistant Secretary of the
Navy, went on board this morning. She
was found not to be damaged in the slight
est degree, aud is as well prepared as ever
she could be for another conflict. Her per-
Torrance was perfectly satisfactory to her
officers and men, and they all speak of her
in the highest terms of praise.
The gunboat White Hall took FIRE at 3
O'CLOCK this morning, and was totally de-
stroyed.
The British sloop Of war Rinaldo arrived
here this morning She is from off Charles
ton. No news.
The latest estimate of the number killed
on the Congress is fifty, including three of
hcers-Lieut. Joe Smith, commanding.
Acting Master, Thomas Moore and Captain
Smilot, William Rhoads Captain William
Smith commanded until recently trans
ferred Twenty-seven are reported wound
ed and forty were taken prisoners; none OF
these officers were on board the Cumber-
land. Rev. Mr.. Landmark, the Chaplain,
was drowned, and Master Frank Harring-
ton was killed. But twenty of the wounded
escaped TO the shore. The number of killed
and wounded is about $50. ~
On the White Hall, Sd Assistant Eugi-
neer Andrew Nesbit and Rebt. Waugh and
Charles O Conner, seamen, were killed, and
two or three wounded. On the Dragon
which received shot in her boiler, three
men were wounded The William " hel.
TtE = ~ =
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arrival and Departure Of the
M a II Il 9.

The time hars set down is adjusted to eosaraa
toirs- On the River there is variation according
4 fsfs- TINE OF CLOSING. 4s4
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Prineston, Washington Peterborough.
Sullivan Carlisle, Rockville Indianapo-
lis Cincinnati. Louisville St. Louis
Cairo Chicago, and other NosthsEns Eastern
every day except Sunday at--..-..-..... San.
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Thursday, ana saturday a s.6P.u
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week except Sunday ana Thursday 1t 1l1z a. N.
Green RsgeF Aias2 (for Bowling Green and
way pOtntsl every Monday and Thurs
MT Vsruon 1Fau Qand) every Tuesday,
Thursday, and Saturday a sH An.
Ne'0 Harmony Mai every Monday, Wed
RoekPoT Nod llandl every Mondays Wed
p' assssyi ~ ss s'Iss ss 4 s,sr, Friday
(Petersburgh LETTERS SC. como and go
BY Railroad daily
OyIatti dna Has every Wednesday et 7P. II.
tlaaTas at a. III. Thursday mOrning1
Military mail Tor Calhoun and Spottsvills, IL P. H.
TIME OF DELIVERING.
BAilrocd Mdig, every day except Sunday at A. II
Arrives the night before, after office hours.
L04isViue 1IaI (riverl every Tuesday,
Thursday, and Saturday by 6P. n
Sunday and Thursday BY sA.H
Green RsOsr NAL, every Monday and Thurs
day by RPM
Wednesday. and Friday By P RI.
Eess Harmony Mail, every Tuesday. ThuTs-
day, and Saturday BY P II.
RSckpozt Mall (land) every Sunday st P. NJ,
aud Wednesday and Friday at A. A.
arrives the evening BEFORE altar oface
hours)
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p. Al. ON week days. Delivery closes from 60 9I1
A. NJ. on week days during the closing Of the
Railroad mail office open from to Oh NJ. on the
Sabbath.
JAMES ii. Men EELY, p. III.
Evansville, IRd.s May 1, 1851. ialy22-yWc