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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1862-08-27

Who ARE RESPONSIBLE ?-W Whatever conse-
quences may result TO Southern commerce,
to Southern institutions, to Southern proper
ty. to Southern soil, or to the lives of South
ern men, are consequences of the war, for
which no Northern man and no authority of
the government can ever be held responsible.
Emancipation may be one ofthe results of this
war; Put no man ont. l am not responsible
for war, nor the results that follow in the
train of war. | am not responsible for history.
No human power can control them. We
m ust expect them as we find them. All we
can do is to look the result boldly in the
face | said emancipation may be result of
the war. 1t may and it may not be. No liy-
ing man can see that, because it will greatly
depend upon what direction the war may take,
and upon the spirit in which the South choo-
ses to conduct it.-Generai Sickle's Speech
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1862-08-27

PLAIN AND SOUND TALK TO THE PRESIDENT.
Letters from Washington say that Mr.. Ste
ven Driver, or ssOld Glory,''-for he is famil-
iarly known to the country as the staunch Ten
nesseean who preserved the Union flag at
Nashville to the last,-had an interview with
the President yesterday, during which he in-
formed Mr.. Lincoln of the great enthusiasm
he had seen in the North during his campaign
for two months past. and declared that the peo-
pie were ahead of the Executive. s'If you let
the Governors Of the Northern States.'' said he,
sstake this matter in hand the rebellion will be
put down in short time. They demand more
energy of you, Mr.. President, and your gen.
erals. They have the utmost confidence in
you. but they teil hare more rigor.'' The Pres
ident was glad TO hear this plain talk and gave
him assurance that all was going we'll. Mr..
D. urged the rigid enforcement of the contis-
cation law, as it would bring the rebels to
terms in the shortest manner. The mild poll
cy he declared was strengthening the rebels
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-27
FROM THE SOUTHWEST

FhOM The SOUTHWEST
Raid Of the Rebels ints Holly Springs
The Small National Force there Over
Mhelmed-Grand Junction and Mem Phi-
Threatened.
CAIRO, Dec. @-Par1led prisoners taken n
Holly Spring, arrived here. furnish the fol-
lowing facts:
On Thursdsy, kilograms were received q,
holly Springs from Jackson, saying the placa
was menaced bl rebels, an as king for reinforce
mems mems; al FRIDAY morning, all the troops, but
about SEQ, were sent to Jackson.
ne same night the commander at Holly
spTinEs being apPrised Of Rebels approaching
that place, pickefs were stationed thsee mtles
out on all the roads; but the Rebels seem Ia
nave come in between the roads, as the pickets
made no alarm. The first heard of the enemy
they were I'm town. firing at our sleeping men
Hcme resistance vas made, but OF course feeble
In short time the Fedcrals were oyerpowered
and compelled TO surrender. The attack vas
made at diytreak. Two hundred Federals
were reported killrd and wounded and $50
captured, who were afterw ards psrole A Tho
balance escaped.
1t is reported in Memphis that the rebels
nave gone toward Grand junction with the
intention OF tearing up the road, but nothing is
known positively. At Holly Springs they
burned large quantities of cotton, over two
hundred wagons, depot full of commissary
stores, ammunition, &c, valued at SEn.pO0
The number of rebels is estimated M & con an !
are under Van Dorm.
small rebel force made a raid on the sub.
urbs of Memphis, Sunday night, pilIaged sew
fral stores, carried off leo cattle and $50 mules
Excitement in Memphis exists in consequence
OF a meeting called on Monday night to consider
the test means of defense
Gen. Thomas has reached Helena, preparing
10 move down the river.
1t is reported here to- night that JEFF Thomp-
son is moving OH New Madrid with a,OOO men.
from Pocahontas, Ark, and that he was with
in 40 miles Of that place on Monday
The rebel force operating in Northwestern
Tennessee burned Union City and the bridpa
over the Onion last night. Every effort is be-
ing made to meet them
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-27
WASAiN aTON THEATRE,
J. 0RAU'S
ITALIAN OPERA COMPANY.

Hr. GRAD respectfully announces that he will
give in Washington
ONE GRAND OPERATIC CONCERT.
OK TO MORROW, (sATURDAY, DECEMBER "a,
On this sceasion
MILE ANGIOLINA CORDIER,
the celebrated Prima Donna from the Ne. York
Academy OF MUSIC who created the greatest sem
sstion in ABIHRBRER's CELEsRArgD Ora, OF
DIsoKAH. will have the honor to make her de6rt
before Washington audience, in conjunction with
MILE hORCUSI,
the Famous and Youthful Contralto
sIGEORS MACCAFERRI, AMODIO, sUSINI.
Conductor and Musical Director. HERE SCHREIsER
The programme each evening will be no at
tractlve and Gems from Meyerbeer ) Ne y Opera of
DINORAH.
and selections from Lucrezia. Fsvorits, Rigoletto
La JuiTe and Lucia.
AdmtSstcn 20 aHpens: 81. Secured sests, 50 cite
extra. Family Cirle, 50 cents. Beats can be se-
cured at Metzerctt Music Store The sale OF seats
will commence on Friday morning.
Doors speR at ~. /; to commence at o'ck d2j 2t*
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A sKIRMIsH ON raE BLACKwArER,

FORTRESS MONROE, Dec. 25-Iieut Col
Stietzell, of the 18th Pennsylvania Cavalry,
had warm engagement with the enemy az
.lolners Bridge, on the Blackwater, yestar-
day, four miles above Franklin He drove
The enemys pickets on this side of the river
capturing four of thena.
Col. SIS advance under the gallant Lieut J.
s. Ropes first engaged the enemy at yery short
range, but finally discovering the enemy i'm
superior numbers above ana below Us, on the
ri'tr, opposing our force of only four small
Squadrons tn the peril Of being Hanked, Col
Sieitzeu ordered his troops 70 fall back, which
was done in safety
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
ODD FELLows' HALL -
" eRP SPP EEEthSSs, EEtkS%s, HALL. HALL. s5
8bb 8bb EEEEiSws, EsII2xs, Hskf' Hsi{'
ssvGSrH STREET.
THE THE GGREEAT GnEATr SANTERgERY eoMeANY,
LIE Fas Rks rHfs REEk sf9nf6 oHfY HSffYYfASf'
SELECT EN- ERrAIsMHNr
taB1Es I.p,E .sbv b vSsExEEExES.
EsBEEs ssB ssB sEsFtssES
osly during which time It viii be easiys!y sltsssd
eenber 18th, with Doasie fS,npaa.. and In .syis
Of msEniieenee not to be eeualed in the country
Gallery, four magnificent Private Boxes, De.
MONDAY EvENrNG, December NJ,
sir e her n rcssni :eysrs illness
The Beautiful spd Fascinating Songstress
HISS AGNks sMTaERLAND.
The Scottish Nightingale.
MISS sSfS RxTs ,HFfe tENSe9Ea. sfSssss #
The Gu en- of Terpsichore.
First appr arance Of
MISS CLARA BERGER,
The Fascinating Danseuse.
MISS NELLIE TAYLOR,
The Charming Nelodiat.
BOB HART
First 'D''as,rRef sR PIC # RuynrR
The Great Banjnist.
TIE GREAT COURT OF BEAUTY,
BEAu7IF6f PPoGNG LADIES!
The ,a,o,rs. II t,n'a.,I: W. EAGAN GaAsi;., ,,r, a..
Broadway. New York
Triumphant success of the champion Clog Dancer
rGafth The 8 To5ld wis
who is pronounced by al the most wonderful
dancer Of the age.
GEORGE r. EDESON,
The great Comedian, Psntomimi and Vocalist,
who will appear ia fAvorite comic character,
snd sing some of his popular songs.
THE DAUGHTERS OF rERpsICHoRE,
MISS %i; h1sf fHtfE1SfSS ,xsov
MISS MEEF Flit : jE&HiEs h2khEs'
R,,,p THE ESES*dN eREAT CORPS DE ErnloPE,
=" 'fAh hlHRf4llkzFFfo7n; fHaittll :; =, ,.xs
ina new selection Of d'AS 'LAnAh'
CORKO GRAPHICALITIEs
The evening entertainment viii conclude with the
lau ghabe after piece entitled
TIE COBBLER and THE LORD.
Mr.. George r. Edeson &sc The Cebber
SPECIAL NOTICE
Ladies and children are invited to witness the
performances OF this unparalleled com pany there
will be nothing to oead the tastes of the Caaidious
70 liquors or cigars will be allowed in the hall
this week
Front seats reserved for ladies'
No improper persons admitted.
No ladies adm ited una panied by gentlemen.
coers cper, en- O'Clock; performance, ~.
Admission Is Gel nts. Orchestra ~ cent?. d22
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RsroTts OF Nfsro ,n>urrf eti1ns in Missouri !.

NfFoft OF Ntero in>urrf ctIOus ln Missouri.
So. Louis, Dee 26-The Halleck Guards left
this city this morning for Gray's Summit
Franklin county, on special duty. IL Is said
they are ordered 10 that place 10 prevent
trorhles apprth, nd'd from th' negroes ia that
Niciuity. There is ta r OF threatene negro in
sUrrs C;iCns in Franklin county, hut ING Iiries
have failed 20 elicit any reliable foundation for
such reports. There ale but few negroes In the
county. not enough - get up an insurrectiou
on any cCne ide rable scale.
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rscuuingthe Rtockade

NV YORK, Dec 26-The bark M ontsyoinery,
frcm st I hOmas, reports that the re bal schooner
u, tr,tn,iop ran the blockade off Wilminr ton.
November 2,th, and arrived at ST. Thomas
Lee 7th, with cargo Of $40 bbls. spirits of
tur,. ntine, 40 hals OF cotton and 100 bills OF
rosin. She ad a crew Cf fifteen men, and had
three guns ia the hold,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-27

II ATTENTION, sc Tiers: ~
H. ". PITKIN. A. b. PITklN.
WHOLESALE GROCERS, PRODUCE AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
as KING STREET, ALEXANDRIA, VA.
We have Just received large and well selected
stock Of GR0C ERIEs. Suffers GOODS, &c,
which we are Offering ct lower cash prices than can
be bought in this mArket elsewhere. One Of our
ern residing in Philsesl phia We hage Adv .nt.ses
tn buying over most other houses. Particular st
tention paid to suffers orders. M
de Is I'm flIhIN q w.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
F0RD'S FASHIONABLE THEATRE.
TENTH STREET. ABOVE PEsyA. AyRKus.

tSuS ~ teSSltVUSOI6 lU6Si n6.
Tenth STREET. ABOVE PESNA. AvlKus.
THIS (sATURDAYj EVENING,
LAST NlG GHT. Positively,
Z" the hriiis1t nS1s 0psrssi; ssg::es.ele. .hs
THIS GREAr SUCCESS OF rHE sELsoNi
Crowdirs this Theatre nis ht after night With al
cur opera admirers-withdrawn after 10 night
ior another attractive novelty.
Our An riesn Prinaa Donna
MISS CAROLINE RICHINGS
MR. PETER RICHINGs.
fHE OPERA AND BALLET TRoUPEs,
TIE STAR DRAMATIC COMPANY,
AND NEARLY 100 PERSONS ArPEARIxc
w.. N,g MNoNpAYy EyENIdNs.
g FASHIONi
The RICHINGs' appearing.
ApxIssIon-Dress cire,. and Parquet. 80 cts. ::
orshfstra Seats IS cts; Family oirels, . cts Fri
n,essss pss5s s?s s.losf :. ''si pArormaoe. COM
GROWERS THEATRE,
PENNSYLVANIA AVEN UE, near Willard 3 Hotel
As"'AAc SAo'sA-- - - --- -.hAEAsSs
THIS SATURDAY EVENING,
BENEFIT AND LAsT NIGHT pOsITIygLY
nf the enline 1T cuncdian,
YANKEE ROBINSON
who will spps ar in his two best Character in two
WAR FOR ffsfSi fSDEsESSEEsGEy, si!Isf5E ssG!fEy' of the
WAR FoRTHE uNIos.
nAYsoF
TINES THAT TRIED NEWS SOULS!
pA4ffG IF tGneiFas 81 sSflkAsx; VII F.
DEATH OF GENERAL RENO.
~ Admission 81, 25. and IS cents.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
FROM THE ARMY OF THE PoToMA

HKADQUARTERs Army or THE PoToxx
Dec. 2e.-Nothing has occurred here during
the last twenty -fours worth telegrsphing All
is quiet tonight.
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L Nj B z X VAR ID,
SIXTH STREET.

ADAAs taEH5Ss opai5H Sc SSnEsfy4' x H4'ssp.,
WGsht8etoz Cay, u. c,
GREAT rEs EssTzFS TEE5s s0EPREHs Asg WEST
HERoHAsplsEa MONEY, yEgEERy, 6ERy yALU.
Forwarded ef With iI sATfTY IF AND bIsP PATCH to ali
hss aseneies D in the principal Rawsy Towns IL
NORTH, EAST, WEST, AND NORTHWEST
WASHING roNs on 6.noc. 5. c. NEW YORK, BOSTON.
rH'thShS4Et'sA afSSf4
,S 70 =. ss sss
ShSH I'D Fisb ssshP saa HP'
S s towns Il Great Britain aud on the Cor
ss H.s az s BILLS made
,.A Washin eton. DO.
Is BED spREkPso kkp COMFORTS
saiFr IN sssK5S sdd
GLOVES and { !: y osS'es ssss:.
se~ hss"ssp epyI!i. TN .na Gsates s.a sts Market.
P1rs AHS JHRns sl.Y .esip 4sp S.SEs
fresh every day All orders pTo%ps{{ to
In De ssnssaf ila No. AZ, z.h ST., between q ana II.
~ PIANO.
ONE VERY EICE second hand GILBERT
PIANO for sale for $50 ~ the Music-
w G. AETZEROTT, UVHSv
a.ls Sole Agent for Steinway & Sons.
HOLIDAY PREsEN ENTs.
FURS
What More Desirable Men1ento thaR Handsome
SET OF FURS!
Just opened, from Philadelphia and New York,
BEAUTIFUL SHT5
MINK eABLES, -.-
SIBERIAN SQUIRREL,
RUSSIAN FITCH,
ROYAL IRM1NE,
WATER MINK,
All of which will be sold at the lowest market
prices and warranted s. represented
236 Pennsyrani Avenue,
dI31v between 18th and 18th SITS.
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~ SCHkEIDERS
=. IMPROVED PATENT
WATER CLOSET OR CLOSE STOOLS,

Hospitals. Hotels aad Private Fazaaiiey.
These stools @ re made wholly of metal are psr-
fsctly free from sn9 cannot get out of order and.
Del ns portable the most sunveuient articles ip
ase They have been adopted in all the 8 Hos
pitals. &c They may BE- had IN ahy quantity ef the
Pstentee: No. AL Pa. avenue. mp stairs, Washing
ton D. C. " I7-6yo'
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NrEW ANf SIMPLIFIED METHOD FoR PIANO
~ FORTE AND SINGING.


We offer a large assortment of
Uniform Overcoats Iress Goat+, Sack and Blouse
Goats,
Jackets. Light and Dark Blue Pentaocns and
Vests,
Over and UndershirtR, Drawers,
Gloves Hosiery, &c.
Also, a plete variety Of
Swords, Sashes, Belts, shoulder Straps, Haver-
sacks. &c.
Which we viii dispose Of on the Most reasonable
terms WALL, STEPHENS & Co,
322 Pennsy lyania avenue,
de 1-6t bet 9th and lath ats.
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WASHINGTON VARIETIES,
NEAR PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
pROpRIETORs HAMBLIN & 90.
ACTING MANAGER IA. N. HERNANDEZ
BUSINESS MANAGER JAMES PILGRIA
CAREER RIUMPHl
DOUBLE COMPANY:
f''S' ap'*"tSsiSss> Sis> ADA rEsMAN,
Niss HES Az AZ. TEssMASS, TEsasS,,
Miss ADA TEsMAN,
The charming and @ aesomp,shsd vocalist.
IN (: H HERSASSBEz; HERsASBEz;;
s$B$$$$$## sSS#$sF#
NOM. .zo,,$:}s: y s5BsSEF# s5B$SEsF#Es sz.,,osv
MONS. as A. SR9ssI tun.N
JAMES PILGRIM,
MISS wHELPLEY,
" i's W5SbEkFuL \ M II. asoREssTE BROTHERS, a..
GRAND CoRPs DE BALLBT.
OPEN EVERY NIGHT!
Great Programme of Attraction.
"-fst1kk s1kkEHIvEHH41IRf EHvEH1RIzI2S zEH A9E.t4S OF sE4cE.
By the aeknowleds sed su pe rior Acrobat and Gym
MonKsrE,
On the Horizontal Bar.
Banjo Solo, torisinalj. Nv; 9: BSdxorth. S$.
Fancy Dance Bliss 81 Hsrnseaee
Ssiisf Sslal SOLO Miie Pauline and NJ szoiiosy:
En- Ua ss.'on. lie Julia LeSnsa.
AISs yUCy At TUE SOIREE
By A. II. Mernsndez, Miss Charles, and all the
= Varieties Minstreis.
Ssmis sSne sa1e, Mc; orssa.a1s So%an
S,sfH SIstie Mr. Moreste.
~, 8, rAGHA AP9Td II 6koANzsA4KxSr1sop1R kAzAK
tndS Ka.as the pssss Mo- sE.GSl1osy E.Ssyy
DANCES.
Grand Introduction . Miss Julia Lehmand and
Pa. de- Fascination. Miss Pauline and corps de
Pas de obelisque. :. Miss Pauline, yaiia and
Eseond var.tion. Miss Sis Lehman
Gpana Finsie Misses Julia, Pauline, WheIplsy
and Corps de Ballet
To be Ttk ssStPsron Of
Peter Piper Pepper Podee. Mr.. ", s. Butworth
Jenny Chatterbox. ........ ....."...Miss Charles
Comic Song Observation-Disclosures Mr.. Coleman
THE LIGHT BRIGADE, ...
Ry Budyorth Brothers, Landis and Paul Ber ger -
To eorclude with the EaQuIstly Amusing Panto-
mime of
ROBERT MACAIRE.
Jsass I5 ner' 5iaSs HaSa'rs Si: NJ H.rnsTSes
Lsveleur, be eeapt of Gendarmes. "A. Leh n An
Notary. ..........,-...-.... ....-Mr. Jones
BFSrECIAL NoTIcK-A Grand Mstin e Sat
urday Afternoon Bee n, for the secom.i Od,.tion
Of Ladies' and Child rem, commencing at 0 clock.
Pprquette ard Family Circle. % cents.
Crchpstrn Chairs. Observation-Disclosures s. cents.
SinRi. Seats id Northumberland II cents.
CelOred Circ -. ......... ....... Is cents.
Doors open at 61e o'clock performances TO com
msnca NJ I9I de22
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HEAVY RoERERY.-On Monday night last
the room OF Mr Otis q. Judd, a suffer, stop-
ping at Mrs Dyer's boarding house. on Eirhth
street, near thr AvSnue, was robbed OF his car
PET bag containing between S1,eOO and 32.OOQ
part IN Treasury notes, and three Treaeury
orafts, besides papers valued at several thou.
and dollars. The case was placed I'm the hands
OIL ue emetropohtand detectives, and officer Barry
a lew days after arrested VIM. Dillon the cleyk
TO MT } udd, on the charge, and took him before
Justice Thompson, who committed him for A
further examination. 1t appeared in evidence
that Dillon had an accomplice named william
Nielsen Chester, and officers Barry and Hovnn
got on the trail, and pursued him TO Raltiuaore
where, with the aid of w. T. Smith, an active
Baltimore eihcer, they arrested him near Bar
mum Hotel. The three Treasury drafts and
500 were found upon him, together with a new
foIa watch he had lately purchased He was
trought TO The city yesterday, and taken before
JGsnce Thompson, and admitted that he wss
an accomplioe. Evidence was alro pleutifuI
10 warrant the commitment OF the parties and
Inc Justee accordingly fully committed both
OF TIE n TO answer at court in default of their
giving s4;Oo0 bail each.
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LOCAL NEWS.

POLICE RHPoETs.-Rrsf Preeincf- Frean-
hiitrlodof, John k,nk, larceny; bail for court
Seecnd Freonet.-Hrnry w. Moore, sbusinr
his wifi; nnes IS; bail for peace Joe. CnaIii.
son, James murphy, John kiiey, Thoe Kius
ley, drunk and fighting; N. weich, a;tempt -
,seue ca prisoner prisoner VIM. Nicholas, drunk; turned
riding; lined S.. w. Grndred. drsnh: sent A
hospital II. Thompson, drunk: ,scaped rr,-,,
lion p,n smes hIahs' I' E r,Ss,nE Jan for court
.3!i Shss Kelley, do sS.+4. g. SeweiI, do:
SEii. w. Chamo*rlin. do; si.A John Fer
iuson, Saml Hzrrod, John Rantzeli, do: -. :;
DO dismissed. q. L. Serenton, selling h.v
without weight; fined e4.6s. Elizabeth Wood
drunk; Fanny Neal, disorderly; Geo McC,ailan'
drunk; Chas. Ellis and Billy Lucas, iaroeny;
Fourth Preciaef-John McDeruent Sru.s
ana oisoToeriy; nned Q Sc: Ben Helm, do; O..
sa M' rear, - &C: % dismissed John A. Frazer, do;
Johns assault and battery with intent 20 kili:
dis missed. Jas. Garwitz, assault and hsftery.
Jail Tor eonrt Margaret Mcneil, vagrancy;
Sizth prec'nct-John Dealy, drunk and e,-
posing bis person; st.s5. August ScimIinr.
druhk; turned over TO military. Adam Hal.
,iu nulein, ngning snd disorderiy; Cornelius OOl-
1ns, drunk and disorderly; dismissed Patrich
'Denry, drunk and bcating his wife: iaiI-slso-
disorderly and profane; s2.G. Sarah Ctark.
drunk snd disorderly; sl.s4. Hiram Alien,
drunk si.5s. fhos. Rabbit, do; sia4. Eau7
Robinson, do; workhouse 90 DAYS. Philin
Smith, disorderly; locked mp 81 hours
Tenth Precinct,-Charles Eidley fast ridinr-
dismissed; John Maloney, G. Thompson. NJ
ptyaney, Patrick King, drunk; w AfexaudeY.
drunk and disordcrly; turned over 10 military
Dt nnis Carter and John Beale, drunk and dis
orderly; Si.ei each. w. Adams, assault: Looked
mp hours Oliver Miles, drunk and tiisor
dtrly: 30. hours. Patrick Gibbons. dsatinr.
for trial. Chas O'CInnor, do; turned oyey ~
mlitary: j. Readcn, dsordcriy; sa4 Phi,;n
Roach, drunk: S2.G. Cornelius Reardon- da.
dismissed. L. johnson, resisting officers. isii
fer court. Catliarine Foley, drunk and diso,.
deriyi workhouse Ga days. Eliza Richards-
IL. R.hecca Grant; disorderiy; S3o4 each. Edw,9
Holm, $, DO; Si4
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Inyigorates, strengthens, and purifiee The sys.
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the celebrated Calisaya Bark, roots and herbs.
Particularly adapted TO weak and delicate per-
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the thing for changes OF the season. Sold by
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p. H. DRAKE d 90, 2O2 Broadway, New
YORK e25-eo6m
ENkENCH MERlh 0ES,
Il PRENCH PLANNELS.
DRESS GOODS of all kinds,
-''. SHAWLS Of all kinds
BLACK and COLORED SILKS. ~
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de e 2w Oenter Market.
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Id moderate prices, PERRY 4 BRO
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BRAKES PLANTATION BETTERS
Exhausted natures great restorer A delight
full beverage and active tonic. CoIaposed OF
pure St. Croix Rum, roots and herbs. 1t in.
vigorates the body, without stimulating the
brain. It destroys acidity of the stomach,
creates an appetite, and strengthens the system.
II is a certain cure for Dyspepsia, Cons:pa.
ton, Diarrhora, Liver Complaint, and Nervous
Headache, and prevents Miasmatic disease
at all times Of day, by old or young, and is par
tcuiarly recommended to weak and delicate
persons. Sold by all Grocers, Druggists, Ho-
tels, and Saloons. p. H BRAKE & 90, No.
20 Broadway, New York. Sc 25-eo8m
nIcH DRESS GOODS AT REDUCED PRICES,
~ HOLIDAY f4I f4pIRFsENTs!
Also, ten pieces rich plain Black DRESS SILKS.
at lei than former prizes. j. W CoL4EE,
i HOOP sKIRes.
New lots just received in the best s,Tie5 snd at
the lowest cash pricssss ,ss W COL.Ef,
rSK4s mi siSaiNS FOR PIANO
,PAfIST VOCALIST AND COMPOSER,
Has opened Ladies' and Gentlenes,s Afternooa a
W expIain the full theory Of Music and Reading By
By pref Wolowski's new method person hav.
ing only q sli sht knowledge of rnsic will he ena
facility, and execute operstc as well classical
music with rare perfection.
be arrives at most extraordinary results, renders
the voice poweSful and enables the singer TO vo
ealize with facility, accuracy and fine quality OF
Prof wclowski receives visitors daily from 70 to
PenR % fRd stree tTe@ and di
n. b. Children ever eight years OF age are se-
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rvOLIDAY PREsEN rs.
FURS S!-FURS!!-FURS!!!

~ Suffers.
CCTLERS Following their Regiments, as they
pase throu gh Ale xandrie will do we'll to buy their
PIES and CAKES st the Philadelphia Bakery, No:
169 King near Washington street. Pies and
Cakes always on hand by the package. de Is Inn
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@The I'D Illinois Regiment IL commanded
throughout By NJ :hodist PREACHERS.
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lanes r. HALLIDAY,
j REAL ESTATE AGENT,
CORNER OF Pa. AVENUE AHD TENTH SfRKR1,
Baakins Hoxss ef L. Johssoa + Co.
or e. eo4ms
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cocTs cper, ex O'Clock; performance, 7X.
Admission Is cents Orchestra. ~ cent?. do
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ESAIMORAL AND

FUDF
New lots just received in the best styles and at
the lowest cash prices. J. W. COLLEf,
da.23-5teo a23 Seventh st., above Pa av.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-28
First Indiana Cavalry.
Attention Recruits!


A recruiting party has been detailed to
recruit for this Regiment, and win in a
short time be in the Counties in which the
companies were raised. Recruits wishing
to serve in Cavalry Regiment that has
been tried and not found wanting, are re-
quested to hold the First Indiana cavalry in
remembrance before volunteering else
where. WA. L. WOOD,
Lieut.. Col. lst Ind. Cav.
Commanding Regt.
CONRAD BAKER, Col. lst Ind. Cava-
Try, Commanding LIST Brigade 4th Division.
A paragraph of recent order of the War
Department reads as follows, viz.
GAN men who desire singiy or by squads
to join any particular Regiment or compa-
ny in the field. are hereby authorized to
present themselves to any recruiting officer,
when they will be enrolled and forwarded
at once to the General depot for the State
or District, then to be duly mustered, and
to receive the bounty allowed by law"
The papers in Posey, Gibson, Warrick,
Spencer, Perry and Crawford counties
please copy.
aug rs tsep-15.