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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-13
Arrival and Departure Of the
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IThe tiMe here set down is adjusted to contract
hours. On the River there is variation according
TINE OF CLOSING.
RGilroad Mall flor Vincrnnes, Torre Haute,
Princeton, Wsshington, Petersburgh,
Sullivan, Carlisle, Rockville, Indianapo-
lis. CINCINNATI. Louisville, st. Louis, IN
Cairo, Chicago, and other Northern, Eastern,
and Western points, and Railroad Way Offices,
Louisville Mad tri, sSAS sry every ss-'i 'iTIsSday,
Thursday, and Saturday at 415P.M
Aud every Moaday ut 10 A. M.
Caiyo s3faH iriyer) every Monday, Tucs- sLf
day, Thursday and Saturday at l P. NJ.
Green River Mail (for Bowling Grsen aud ~ q
way points,) Every Monday aud Thurs.
day at ~. 9f4 P. M
cept Sunday, at erf s%A.M.
Nep Har1nOng MAI every Monday aud
Friday at "A. M
New Harmony, Stewartsvi,le, PoseyviI Q,
cynihians, and 0~snsville letters come q
BoekgsTt 1 r. Mad iJl,and) every Monday, We'd
n4sday and Friday at = = b1z AM.
Pefersssrgh Mail (waS) every Friday at o A. M.
(Petersburgh letters, &c. come and go ~
by Railroad daily
B CyndsiGRa MdiL every Wednesday at 7P. M.
tLeaves at A. NJ Thursday morniDg)
Hickory Branch Aaii every Saturday at P. M.
TIME OF DELIVERING. -
Railroad Nal. every day except Sunday at 81 p. M
AsSisUiHe MGil (river) every TuesdIy,
Thursday, and Saturday by ~ ~ 2P. ~.
And every Monday at IA. NJ.
Cairo HGit (rivrl) every Tuesday, Thurs F
cay, and Friday by IA. NJ.
Aho eve Sunday by P. n
f4reen Riger Mail, every Monday a Thurs.
day, by t<A P. N.
Mt, G7aoa Mai (lvnd) every day except
Sunday, by s ~ sr n.
Ne,o Har,nonS MAJ, every Tuesday and
Saturday by p. Ii
Rockport Mol (land) every Sunday at 2 Pm, ofi
and Wednesday and Friday at IA. n
(Arrives the evening before, after office > n
hours.)
Petersbsrgh Mail tway) every Friday by ~ 0 A. NJ
Cy1riidond Nail every Friday ut ffs.-t IA. NJ
(Arrives the evening before, after Office hoErs.)
Hickory Branch Mad every Saturday BY IL NJ
ne pOst. Office opens at a. III. and closes AT
Pm. week davs. Delivery closes from 10
a. M. and from 81 to 61z p. M. on week day
during the closing aud opening of the Railroad
mail. Office open from 10 P N. ON tie sabbath
JAMES d. Men EELY, p. N.
TyausvilIe. Ind. Au1 IL 1862
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Administrators Sale

Dr TIHTUB or Nv 0kUKB
I'D the vauderburgh Court of ommon Piess
nisle a its Msy Term 1867 will, as Aduinis.
{ ator Of The eetite Of Richard s. hintzen. de-
G ascd, sel at public auction, mt tho door OF the
Court Hou o, in Eysnsyile, Indiana, On the 4th
day Of september next. the following described
real tssSt, In the Eastern Enlargement ef tue city
OF Evansville, vz:
That half OF lot Nc. eight (SH. in block number
thir two (S2, Eastern EniaI cement OF Evans
ville which lies next to and &C joins lot No. nine
(9), in the ame block.
TERMS OF SALE.
One third cash, balance in six aud twelve months
b with interest aud eppTovrd security, va VI &
valuation laws ro > WILLIAM RAHm,
aug6dltw4t AeminisTatr r.
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ENGINES AND BolLEkS,
Saw and Grist Mill Machinery, Tobacco screwB
Ounrmins Mnchines, Chinese Sugar Cane Mills,
f9 ThrasImg Machines, &c. N0ts
EVANSVILLE, IND.
rYwTE PR0PRTET0RS or THE OTTY F0Un
u dry beg leave 10 inform their friends and ths
public in general, that they are prepared to do ale
kinds Of -lA aANa & AAa
MACHINE AED FINISHING WORK,
aod everything appertaining to the Foundry bush
usss- They arc manufacturing STEAM EsGiSEs
e9LERs Of any size and power required. Saw Min
ttachipery and Min Gearing Of any size Dsti-
Iery and Mining Machinery, Toba co Screws Gum.
ming ltarbines, Thrasbirg Machines, Malt MILF,
Horsepowers Corn-shellers, Maohiuery OF all Kinds
every descriptions, Iron Housefronts, Cellar etss.
DC. Cooking and Heating stoves Of, The latest Inn
proved patterns; Hollow Ware, Dog Irons. &c.
BREWERS, DlSTILBEhS, RECTIFIERS,& a.
Supplied with every description Of Copper eno
ehest Iron Work, Brewing Kettles, Rsfrieeratora,
Attanporators, Sparges, Stillbeads and Worms on
an improved principle, Columns for Alcohol Stills
Yeast jugs, Cans. Syphons, &C.; Copper, Lead and
Iron Pipe; Copper, Brass and Iron Pumps of every
variety. for beer, spirits, oil, q Brass Cocks nBd
Valves, Steam Whistles, DC.
Workmen sent TO all uarts to At mp work and do
repairs on Steam Poilsrs, Copper aud Sheet Ircs
Work, &e.
OLD METALS BOUGHT.
They dealing IN and selling Aliens lmprov !.
Steam Gauge, Wrought Iron welded Pipes and r
bing, Hiram Hopkins Improved Smut Machi
q Stephen Hughes Flour Sepsrators, German ho
ing Cloth, Gum Elastic Betting Packing. Hose, a
of the best kind; Tinplstc, Sheet Iron. block Tifs
Pig Iron Babit Metal, spelter, Fire Brick.
They have every facility Of the bcss Mschincry
them, their individual attention, hlliug orders
promptly, warranting their work. and are satisfe
with reasonable prices. 500
E@r Office and Sale Rooms, No. 50 Main stree
Founder y Boiler Yard aD Machine Shop on Pine
!, street, between First aecOnd streets, .EEans.
vile. Indiana. dec1
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w weeks each, commencing Eep'ember lsi,
1862 ami March I'd. ls ).
k,,r Catalogue aud Circular address 81
jos L PARKER, Royal Profer sor.
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Bacon Hams. Shoulders and Sides
CLOSING OUT.

NJ HAI-E REsVTBD NY STORE ON
III First street and expect tc give possession In q
lew da s, would like TO clo-e cut my Bacon TO
dealers ut reduced rates The articles all prime.
jy2l NJ. w. It STER.
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AUCTION & COMMISSION

4T .VRLsOyV u co. H"OUED ~"
-HAS fosm tho public that ikoy will a'tend to
ceiling commission at auction, or private sale,
any and AL kinds Of merchand se. Particular at.
tention given to selling real estate. We will az
teud 10 selling hOr es, mulea, wagons, carriages,
ard other vehicles. Particular attention given to
selling household furniture both old and second
hand, and we will attend 10 sellrg at auction sale
in any part Of the city or co nty.
H.Ne!son will pay particular attention to collect
ing debts claims, will act as agent for renting
houses and collecting rents, and any and all busi
cess cLtIu-t-d ID to us.
Office on Main street, opposite Court Hou5a. one
d0Cr from Crescent City Bank, EvsnFville.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
LIVERY STABLE.

UL W # a VI III AEO.
q K.GRJV-, 1T HFS LIVERY ST4.
Aye bic, on Locust Street, between Third and
Fourth Streets, has add largely 20 his facilities
tor accommodating thepuhlic. Among them ale an
ELEGANT NEW OMNIBUS,
NEW CARRIAGES and BUGGIES, and every hing
Kept ia the be order to ensure satisfaction to his
customers.
Ho is now prepared TO attend funerals with his
BUS, or to ia nish ca riages th-sams.
4 liberal patronage is solicited. Charges as low
as at any sfablein the city
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MANUFACTURERS AND BUILDERS OFSTEAM
ENGINES AND BOILERS,
Saw And Grist Mill Machinery, Tobacco screwu1
Cumming Machines, Chinese Sugar Cane Mills,
ThrasImg Machines, &c. fota
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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-09-17
The Question.

Shall men who are either decciycrs
or deceived who are either the authors
of that monsirous imposture, the South
ern rebellion, or its victims, show more
determination and more courage than
those who believe that the government
should be sustained and the Union pre-
served Here IS the question of the
day loyal citizens, officers and soldiers,
which you are called on to answer, and
remember that your answer which must
be given not in words only, but in ac-
tons, will affect not your happiness only
sut that Of your children for generations
20 come Shall we let go the govern
ment and be dashed wildly aud madly
ont upon a sea Of turbulence and desper-
alton, which for thousands of years has
been strewn with the wrecks Of human
happiness? Shall we the loyal crew and
passengers, suffer handful of mutineers
to oycrpower us, and taking command Of
Our vessel carry as no man knows with
err Certainly il we are So weak, so
nmsnly as TO permit Ibis great wrong
60 be done, the saddest future awaits us
that ever befel a nation. no more then,
oh multitudes delude yourselves with
the hope that your children by industry
aud talent may obtain wealth and honor,
and political station That dream comes
not again to you, nor to your chill
dren. Slaves you have tamey chosen
TO be, and slaves and yassals you will be
assuredly 10 those bad and ambitious men
who determined TO destroy your govern
ment when they could no longer control
IT, Loyal men, your numbers, your
strength, and all your resources are SO
greatly superior TO those of the dsloyaI
that we can scarcely institute a compari-
SON between them; but Of what use are
all these advantages unless you use them
zealously earnestly, enthusiastically.
Yes, use them as though your wives and
children embraced you before you went
cut 20 battle and implored you 10 save
them from this black, this infamous, this
cruel this oanseless, This internal rebel
lion. Remember that the great apostle
III democracy said that 2he price Of
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-09-17
A Two-Edged Weapon.

We must admit that those champ ons
Of Southern Rights, john MORGAN, BRAoo,
and KIRBY SMITH, are bold set Of fell /
lows; and If audacity were the only
qualifications necessary TO constitute
great men, these men undoubtedly Gil 4
the bill. The latest intelligence from
these fellows is, that they have armed and
equipped ONE HUNDRED NEGROES FOR NIL
IrARY sERvIoEl Good Heavens What
more startling than this could be i'm
agined? These men who have been
bowling in anticipation Of the arming Of
slaves by the Federal Government
have been drawing the most horrid and
revolving pictures Of slave insurrec-
tions--who have been endeayoring to per-
suade the people Of Tennessee and Ken
lucky, that they regarded the arming of
negroes 10 fight against white men as the
worst crime imaginable--these very men
are now putting weapons Of death into
the hands Of slaves to cut the threats of
men who dare stand up and defend the
Government of their fathers, and nnfurl
the tag OF the Union from their house
tops a negro is good enough TO stab
loyal man with a corn knife or Arkansas
tooth-pick a slave is just the thing to
fire the house or steal the horse of a
Unionist; and if woman be violated
or child murdered, why nobody suffer-
ed bat Yankee or "Lincolnite,'
and who cares We suppose that no
body will have the hardihood 10 deny
that the rebels have used The slaves as
soldiers wherever they could do it prolita-
bly, In Virginia negro sharp-shooters
were strong arm Of the rebels, and
many of Berdan's Sharp shooters were
killed and wounded by these slaves.
Perhaps the rebels are right in EN-
ploying whatever instruments promise
to be useful in the atlainments Of their
grand purpose-SuccesS. Men who are in
earnest look mainly at success But still
this army of slaves to overthrow tie goueJW-
meR, is a bold step. 1t is an amazingly
bold one, we confess. Suppose the Gov
eminent should conclude that it is as
proper to use negroes 10 sustain the Union,
as it is TO employ them To Jreab II P'
Suppose the loyal twenty -three millions
should say that it is no worse to employ
negro to kill arebel, than il is to employ
him TO murder loyal, law abiding man
Is anybody such a fool as to Imagine that
the nation will allow rebels TO employ
their miserable, degraded negroes to over
throw the noblest government in the
world, and not turn upon the guilty
cOnspirators their own poisoned wea-
ponS Rebels, beware This is
two edged knife, and cuts both
ways. Remember the awful massa.
ere of whites in Minnesota by Indian
aavAges who were melted TO perpctrate
the helish deed by the emissaries Of the
Confederacy. The blood Of more than
five hundred men, women and children
tomahawked, scalped, and burned alive,
calls to us for vengeance. l0u are their
murderers, and their spirits plead with
God against you And now with the
dark tri-barred flag you come among US
and arm negroes 10 Jreat up the GiHonl
Climax Of inlamy and yillainy! Again
NE say, beware, lest this weapon, this
cup Of cunningly brewed poison "return
10 plague the inventors
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Further REBEL MOVEMENTS IN KEN
TUcRY.-Atgentleman living near Spring
field in this State, ten miles from Leba-
non, relates that on Tuesday night about
1000 rebels--inlautry, cavalry, and ar
tillery --encamped upon his farm. The
next morning they took possession 0 { DR..
Palmer's place, -four miles from Spring
field, in the direction of Lebanon. They
subsisied upon the people and gathered
pail the horses and negroes they could
find in their progress. 7ley had ma lsss
than a hundred aegToes lciH them all a,mel
Jo' military gelvnt. They were probably
bound 10 Lebanon 10 Join the three rcgi-
ments, two from Louisiana and one from
Georgia, that arrived there on Tuesday
evening, and the combination would give
a force of about seven thousand men.
Whether the intention Of the combined
forces is TO await al Lebanon the arrival
of Bragg we OF course cannot undertake.
TO say.-LaU'T.He Journal
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Expected Battle Near Cincinnati

Expected Battle Near Cincinnati.
We take the following from the Cincin-
natl Gazette of the nth instant We do
not think that the anticipated fight will
take place. We do not believe that this
is designed by the rebels:
IL is possible that fighting may com.
mence over the river this morning. II is
probable that before this reaches our city
readers, the roar of artillery may be heard
from the Kentucky hills. This would
naturally create excitement in the city,
and under such circumstances il would
be unreasonable TO expect people who
have never been "under fire" or within
hearing distance Of the cncmy's guns, TO
be otherwise than excited; but il is inn
poriaut that our citizens should keep
cool: and especially that there should
bc no panic. We have a large army Of
brave and determined men between the
city and the rebels our troops are COM
mandcd by experienced and courageous
officers and we have every reason, in the
event of an attack, to anticipate layora-
Bile results. Between the hour at which
we write and daylight, several regiments
of veteran troops, will swell the columns
that now stand in line Of battle, ready 10
meet the invaders and we anticipate,
not only a repulse of the enemy. bnt q
signal victory over the rebels This is
written under the impression that the
rebels will attack this morning. The in
dicat0ns last evening seemed TO warrant
this conclusion. II an attack is not
made to-day, il is believed il will not be
made az all upon our notifications; and
il is probable there would be no lighting
in this vicinity, unless our army should
assume the offensive. The demonstra.
lions in front, however, may bc to cover an
attempt, on the part Of the rebels, TO cross
the river above or below the city; but
this contingency is embraced in the de-
lensive programme Of the military autho-
rites, and whether the enemy make a
direct movement against the city, or UNI
dertake TO cross above or below, they will
be promptly met. Ia case Of Cannonad-
iag this morning, then let the people
keep cool.
There are, doubtless, great many
guns in the city that will not be useed in
the ranks. These should be in readiness
Tor action, in case of emergency,
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-09-17

The direct tax uow aboutto be laid will
probably yield In ila Grst year three or
four times The amount required ariquard
to reduce and cxtineusb our debt In the
iime we lave supposed, aud may be pro-
pori1nalIy abaied thereafter Gire us
peace--wo do not say prosperity, lor We
only need 70 lave 'hcse w7r Expenses
stopped 20 insure 90 us greater prosper.
lily than we have ever before kuown--au6
all our lalarm about bankruptcy Nation
al and individual, viii pass away lsse %
troubled dream ~ T.. I.ur.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-09-17

The Grst accounts from Frederick
stated that the Rebels were paying gold
and United States notes for all the pro-
visions, etc, which they got from the
people. We thought the statement was
exceedingly doubtful, as gold and Green
backs cannot be very abundant in the
Confederacy, however eager lis deluded
aud impoverished people may be TO get
hold of either II turns out that the
Rebels, instead of paying for their seiz-
ures in the simon pure stuff, gave worth
less Virginia, South Carolina and Con-
lederate money, of which the two first
are nominally at some sixty cents dis
count in this market, but really have no
value at all Two large shoe stores in
Frederick belonging to Union men were
completely emptied, and the gpods paid
for in Confederate scrip. Every man
knows that this was downright robbery,
as the scrip is worth no more than 80
much brown paper. 1t is regarded as
worthless by business men here who are
rebels; and even in Richmond it is ac-
cepted by the people solely for the reason
that to refuse it is evidence Of treason TO
the government Of traitors.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-09-17

The Chicago Tllu. Of Monday says
We learn from the best authority thar
General Grants army is being rapidly
concentrated upon an important line for
active operations, II will be cheering
news TO the country TO hear that the yet
Grams of Donelson and shiloh have
shaken OIL their enforced lothargy and
are once more moving against the. Toe
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course the combined force will be formi.
dable in numbers and discipline Bot
Too the people OF Louisville, whilst Wig
orJusly doing their whole duty ia The
way Of iull preparation, remain calm,
impnrtwbable, aud fearless, as well as
resolved, remembering that their safety,
although depending in great measure,
as IL should, upon their own cXertions, is
yigilanuy and kecnly watched over by
the military power Of The Government 10
which they owe and render their allegi-
ance
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What is the most wonderful on aero
baltic leais9-For man % reyolyc Zoo his
minG
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What ia the most daring theta man
can be guilty oi--Iaking the chair ata
public meeting
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liberty was not mere physical power nor
talent but eternal vigilance Awake
then, and shake of those unseemIy dew
drops which dim and rust your armor.
BE strong and quit yourselves like men.
The immense power Of the loyal people
has actually been preiudicial to us, for it
has made ms so sure of success that we
have never put forth our strength Grid
on your armor and be strong and quit
yourselves like men-like soldiers Of the
most glorious cause that ever won the
hearts of mankind. Fight for nation
Atty; Fight for the peace and happiness
Of every citizen Of this Republic.
Those sanguine individuals 10 this
city, who indulge themselves in the de-
lightful dream that twill soon return
under the powerof the rebel army, would
have their desires greatly moderated did
their poetic tempefaments ever allow
them to exercise their sober judgments
But we will take The liberty OF asking
them few plain questions, which they
may find it profitable 10 answer. Sup
pose the rebel army, then, were TO regair
possession Of Nashville, what would b,
the effect on the prosperity Of the city
and the comfort Of its citizens: Whence
would they get their merchandise ant
wearing apparel for winter, which II
gradually coming on Whence woulC
come the salt, sugar, meat, breadstutis
etc? These are necessariee, but everl
one knows they will be entirely cut OF
from this market should the city be re
taken, and an ameunt Of suffering mus
follow among all classes, which woulc
hardly be compensated for by the hoist
ing Of that flag on the Capitol, who's
triple "bars" aptly symbolic war, pes
! thence and famine. No doubt one grea
reason, perhaps the great reason why, III
rebels are cndavoring TO march thci
forces into loyal territory, is 10 suppl,
with necessary food and clothing thei
ragged, halr-fed and desperate soldiers
But why urge these practical thought
on the attention Of men who are the vic
tins Of delusion. which sacrifice th
comfort aud the happiness, the lives ant
liberties Of millions, to place power an,
splendor in the possession Of few ty
rants Alas, that mankind are so SLOW
to learn by experience
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Why isa young lady like a bin Of c1-
change?-.Becauso she ought 10 be set
ted when she arrives at maturity.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-12-18
NO 80
support Your Home Paper.

The following article from the Cle7e!
land Herald. is SO applicable to many in
this county, we give it place in our
columns, with the hope that those for
whom i. is intended, may more cirsrly
Sc their duty--and perform il:
1--WE know Of nothing that is more dis
bea'tcniDg 10 Ihs publisher Of country
newspaper tlab 10 be told, as he too oiz
ten is, when s. !iciting subscribers. 81
feel too poor to take your paper: take
the TyiJans," Tor some other huge for.
eign weekly 'aud it ou'y cos's me ons
dollar var. and it contains twice as
much r.ading as yo1ts docs"--when lhs
receipts Of one week Of tie Office named
srovs would ba double the yearly receipts
Of his county paper, ana when, if the for.
eign papers were published seventy years,
it would not rcsul! in as much benefit tc
himself and county in which be lives, as
would a single weeks edition Of his own
county paper. RscolIect. ii homo pa.
per is to be supported. home influence
must do II. Every dollar SCOT 10 The city
paper is at the expense Of ib. local paper
A county acquires prosip.nce through
it's papers more thar any other way; and
to every one who kss county interests at
stake his home paper is q nseesSity.--
Never will tuch a man take paPer print
I'd away fo ,ne us,i he is able VI
tsAs a second aprr lis 6rss will be
bis home sheet, and le will so identify
his own Interests with that sfhis country,
IS 10 consider the payment Of his sub
srfiption as a MISTER Of as early duty as
the payment Of his subscription Sc 4 mat
ter Of as early iuiy as the payment o. kis
faxes"