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The Evansville daily journal., 1862-02-28
RAILRaAp re EIpEs.

s47 saeks whoae, q Il Umble; 2 bsls hardware, &
nal Co. bxs paper, bbls eegs, small box 8 e
Gilbert 4 90; box tobacco, Fendrich a Bros;
txs 4 gootfss S8Etaplker & Bussfngs case paper,
bxs per eaRss 30 bags coffee, Bement & Viele;
box papers Jno Heqly; 10 bbls sugar, box candy,
l4s bags coffee, Preston Bros; bales sheeting,
box p goaass Mackey, Henning & Go; 15 bxs a
cord See Sonntag q co; 80 sacks wheat, John
ingiesss Bx8 nl1ses W n AikmOn & Cos car load
hay, Adam Litter; Is sacks -four, sacks meaIs
YickeFy Bros; "a sacks bran, Fred Hauke; lot
wheat, NJ Nehner; 4 dry hides, II Rasney; 10
sacks halir, I box dressed foEless Il A Cook; il
empty boxes, I lot bbIa, Phillip Decker; keg, I
Dbl sundries, Sarah Strut; x beer bbls, Cook q
ISiees 20 green hides, 10 bdls hog skins, Stein
bach; S bds gas pipe, bxs brass pfpes string
fittings Start & Duncan; 10 pkgs III III goods, II
Scott; % pkgs b II goods, George Langhans.
A. E4 SIiSADEks Agent.
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later FROM MRxIco.-Eews from the
city of Mexico TO the 28th Of january, and
from Vera Cruz to February l, have been
received via Havana. The allied commits
sioners sent to Mexico with an ultimatum,
returned to Vera Cruz on the 2sth. They
were treated with the greatest courtesy,
both going and returning, and on arriving
at Mexico were treated to sumptuous ban
quet. President Jaurez acknowledged the
breach of the treaties, and offered the most
satisfactory security for the future. He
proposed that the allied ministers should
come to 0rizaba and treat there in detail
with Mexican commissioners; but he exacted
as preliminary condition that the whole
expeditionary force should be re-ernbarked,
except a guard OF honor of two thousand
men, who should accompany the ministers
to 0rizaba and remain there during the ne
gotiations. The allies decided that they
could not accede to the proposed re-embark-
alton, and if Jaurez adhered to it they
would at once advance on Mexico with their
whole force. - a % 7 $50 @ss
The Evansville daily journal., 1862-02-28

BE1Ur1FuL Through The exertions
of Mr.. Philip Spiegle, backed by the Iiberali-
ty of the merchants, one Of the most beam
tifui American flags in the State now graces
the liberty pole at the foot of Main street.
1t was orderad directly from New York. by
Mr.. Mackey, of the firm of Nackey. Hem
ming & Co., and was obtained on more rea-
sOnable terms than one could have been
purchased in this city. IS -
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80 The New York world.ears oominc

Ia the New = ork WorIdsays GomIno-
dore Foot is entitled to the credit of origi-
mating the scheme of using irOn-clad gum
boats on the Western rivers. The idea is
Fremonts, and was the subject Of unmerci-
ful ridicule on the part Of the very paper
which now attempts to Bestow the credit on
another. - aassa -Ess
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BE~ Tie Cairo corresn9ndento of the st.
Louis Democrat savs never since the begin
ming OF tI'.. \. n. cave military preparations
there been so active as during the past
week. The seamen from New York had
arrived and been placed on their respective
boats. Sixteen mortar boats have been
fitted out; the gun boats which wefe disa-
bled at Forts Henry and DOnelson have
been repaired, and all are now ready for
new. expeditions and adventures. Eight o.
the mortar boats are supposed to be now
in the vicinity Of Nashville. Within twen-
ty-four hours twenty thousand troops ar
rived at and departed from the wharf at
Cairo A. great many came from ST. Louis,
and scarcely touching at the landing, steam
ed back up the Mississippi to Commerce
Missouri. There are said to be 25,eeo
troops already concentrated at Commerce
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BR- Senator Joseph A, Wright made a
strong Union speech in indianapolis on
Tuesday night. We see it stated that he
pitched into the Eighth of January anti
war platform in his peculiar style, de-
nouncing It in Language the most scathing.
The "Peaee's men are particularly ''pnt out
by this speech of the new Senator, and
abuse him vigorously. The people, how
ever, in all parts OF the State seem highly
Gov. Morton did himself great honor incon-
ferring the position upon one-who formerly
was one. Of his strongest political oppo-
neuts s-.-.- .E-vrsss -ssss
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latter were loosely constructed of small
boulders and earth, which could not with
stand a bombardment for any length Of
time, and in case ola Spirited attack would
have proven more dangerous to their de-
Tenders than to those making the onslaught
That an army of l25, 900 men, composed of
such material as stermed the intrenehments.
at Fort Donelson, should be Kept piddlingl
about through the country, or lying idle
in camp for months before such Qualifications
as those at Bowling Green have been de-
scribed to US, is most mortifying indeed.
tits said by citizens Of Bowling Green
that when General Beauregard visited the
town and examined its means of defense,
he at once pronounced it untenable, and
recommended an evacuation. His advice
was taken, and immediate preparations
were made for the movement. For two or
three weeks the work went on, while Gen.
Buell-with more generosity and chivalry
than Gen. Grant possesses-disturbed them
not. After everything valuable was remov-
ed from the town, our commanding Gen.
eral suddenly aroused himself, ordered a
forced march, and took possession without
firing a gun. We can't avoid an .expres.
sion of our Bully for BuelIls
| Several of the citizens of Bowling Green
who left when the rebel army took posses
sion of the place, have since returned to fnG
their property almost ruined. It will take
thousands upon thousands of dollars to re.
pair the damage done 10y the yandals who
claim to be fighting alone in defense o
Southern Rights. ga @
Kentucky, we presume, breathes easie
since her territory has become free from
their presence, and when next they come
the people Of That State will welcome them
we doubt not, with lead and steel rathe
than sickly talk about neutrality"
Il
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On The Tennessee correspondent Of tlil

Bs@ The Tennessee e0rFespondent of The
Cincinnati Times says it is now believed
that eight OF ten THOUSAND men, ineidding
cavalry and artillery, made their escape
from Fort Doneiaott throagh The Federal
lines, on abe. Saturday night preceding the
surrender, and that tbe indignation Of the
rebels at the alleged assertion Of Pillow
and Floyd was only assumed. We take it
that eorrespondent+ is pretty considerably
6 cracked .s.s--. - SA
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PLASTER or PARIs.-What is there NOT in
California An excellent article Of plaster
Of paris has been discovered at Santa Anna,
Los Angeles county. By competent judges
ported plaster, being much whiter and finer
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RRBRL PRISONERS CHEERING FOR THE IN
IoN.-The Bloomington Pantagraph says
when the rebel prisoners Of The Goth Ten
nessee regiment passed through that city
for Chicago, they were treated to all the
coffee they could drink. When the train
moved of, they. joined in giving three
rousing cheers for the old Unions'
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'tJulius, why did Gen. Grant rest uneasy
de night fore he took Fort Donelson p ssl
q Dunno, Massa johnson spose he didn't
feel sleepy $
e No, sab Twas case he 'spected to
git PiRtoso and only got SIP -
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What the Rebels ahinlx OF the Gum.
hnn TN sflee Tn nm nmrer.


$50 CAIRO, February rs.
The following communication l find in
the Nashville Union and American, of the
1Ith inst. 1t shows what the rebels think
of Commodore Foote'S fiotiila: -
off West Point and red tape are not the
order of the day, ] would suggest to our
military authorities, as modestly as a mod
est man can, the propriety of undermining
some of the bluffs on the Gamberland river,
and blowing them into theriver al the ap-
proach of Eincoln's gunboats. There are
many points in our narrow river where this
could be dones The result would be either
the obstruction of the channel, or the des-
truction of the gnnboats, or il may be, both.
We have nothing to fear from a land at
tack, but the gunboats are the devil, and
we might as we'll look him squareiy in the
face. The fight at Fort Henry should
teach.us lesson, and it is hoped the lesson
will not be lost upon US. @ W. HIS.
~ a ! "a
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The Thirty third Indiana Regiment, SO
badly reduced in ''the retreat from Lou
don,' KY, and v whieh has been recruiting its
sick men at t,exington, is now able to
muster $50 men, and has gone forward
again to join the Cumberland Gap expedi-
ton. a
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gEz- A member OF the2d Iowa regiment
furnishes the st. Louis Democrat with the
following item relative to the part that
regiment look in the storming of Fort Dom
,elson ss s @
s As lsoon as Gen. Grant was informed OF
the surrender, he prohibited any troops en-
tering the Fort until we took the lead, as a
reward for the manner in which we con-
Quoted ourselves the day before. Our flag
was the iirst planted on the intrenchments
Of Fort Donelsop You can have some idea
of the fight, when inform yon that we
had fourteen holes shot through our flag,
and the staff almost shot of. Out of six
color guards, i've were shot.
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SUBSCRIPTION PRICE FOR DAILY.
Delivered In the City, per week i
BY mail or ia the City, per year Gin advancel 3 o
FOR WEEKLY
ny mail per year. single
-" !" club OF iive to one address) o
- ADVERTISING.
Ser Tersns see first page, tabular form. eEa 81
AGENTS: -.
The following gentlemen are ogir authorize
AGENTS Ia the places naiaied:
Dr Ralsson, BoonviIle, Warrick Co. azas
John NJ Lockwood, hit. Vernon, Posey Co. -s
John II. Daugherty, Rockport, Spencer 90.
JAmes l.. Thornton, Princeton, Gibson 90. q
John p. Handy, NswbHrg, Warrick 90. H
Dr. Murphy, New Harmony, POsey 90. f~,
a. H. Wilkinson, GynthiAnA. rsE
Preston Talbot, Poseyvfile PoBey %. Eiiz
n Ii. GnsfeB. Petersburg, Pike Co. -aaea
Mark GFaat, Canal z. o., Warrick 90.
G. p Cayanah, Owensvilie, Gibson Co..
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p~ No higher compliment could be
paid Senator Wade of Ohio, than the desire
manifested by Senator johnson of Tennes-
see, Col. Forney and other leading Demo-
Gratis, for his reelection to the United
States Senate. The politicians of the Ohio
State Legislature, however, act as if they
wished to replace the veteran Senator by
some one whom they can use 10 a better
advantage.
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rromE lNrER. E;srs.

BsE~ We regret to learn That sIr. JAMS
ELLIOTT, of the firm of Elliott Brothers,
was so very i'll last evening that he was not
expected to survive till morning.
The Evansville daily journal., 1862-02-28

The brigantine Fanny Lewis direet from
Charleston. with 600 bales cotton and 80
barrels 70 /, arrived at Liverpool on the
Sd. Her officers claim that she ran over
the s1nken feet without difficulty.
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- The Chicacn rrillnr,,e. go !. 1,ha..

So The Chicago Tribune says: There
is not one among the rebel prisoners now
in this city who does not loudly denoance
Floyd. Says Major Brown, of the Missis-
sippi Twentieth, t Myself aud my officers
will. sign a paper against Floyd, and if he
is not hung by the Confederate Gosernment,
it Is not ft TO live - .-.,.
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eas- The q Star Grey Eagle is the
louisville packet to-day. She is always on
time, and passengers can Flepend on going
through promptly if they secure berths on
her.
The Evansville daily journal., 1862-02-28

ouR soldiers at Port Royal and Tybee
are having fresh and green peas brought
in TO them by the negroes. 1t is as. warm
as summer, and corn and grass is from six
inches to foot high. They will have green
corn presently. - 80 -.rel 80.
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THE Confederate government follows Cap
tain CHttle's advice, and whenever they
End piece of paper, they make note
of it."
The Evansville daily journal., 1862-02-28

BB~ The rebel Legislature of Tennessee
are in a quaDdary as to what they had bet.
ter do with themselves, and some of the cit
izens are equally at a loss to know what TO
do with their gold. Most of both commo-
dities have been removed to Memphis,
where panic of huge dimensions has seized
the rebels who hear the whistle of l3-inch
shells, both in their waking and sleeping
moments Verify the Philistines will soon
be upon them, headed by that amiabIe old
gentleman, Gemmodore Foot.
l8 -s.-------- a
FREMaNT.-I hear to-day that the Presi-
dent has urged in person upon General
Mcclellan, a command for Fremont. The
difficulty is that he outranks everybody but
Mcclellan (he was confirmed Major-G eneral
the same day as Gen. MeClellan) and if
sent anywhere he must take chief COM
mand.- Washington Correspondence ". Z.
Post. 80
Suppose he should take chief command.
Have not the events of the past few weeks
demonstrated his peculiar fitness for that
position? When Wa. see others quietly ap-
propriating the results of his foresight and
skill, and following in the very track for
pursuing which he Was removed from his
command, ii certainly is not very astonish-
ing that he should be spoken of for a chief
command in some Important department.
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:. mHnERzF' ; s.gAN st-D. 81.


By virtue Of five exeentions Issued ont of the
oiiee Of the Clerk 0f the Court Of Com mon Pless,
Of VanderbHrkt HI county, Indiana, one fn favor of
James Flaek, one in iaYor Of Robert Butcher, and
both aRaiaist Thomas Clifford aud Nln. Bates, one
in favor OF Ann Maid ow. Ex'r of Edmund Alafds
low and agafnst Thomas Clifford, Wn. Bates and
Nathan Rewleys one ia favor q G RetZ and Bros.
aad az ainst Thomas tfhord aud one in favor Of
Robt- Fergus aud against q. RoWsey and Thomas
GfiIoEd, will on sa&
THURSDAYs MARCH 90. 1867,
between The hours of 10 o'clock A. d. and O'Clock
+. III, Of said day, at the door Of tho Court House
Ia the City of Evansville, Indiana, offer FOE sale at
public auction the rents, issues and profits for the
term of years Of the following described real
estate, ts-wita,
The undivided neshalf Of siae south west quarter
of the south east Harter Of section sighte8n q 81
ia township six 90 south Of range ten ll0) west
said undivided one-half containing twenty acres.s
Also: the undivided one -haif of the three most
noHtherIs lots parcels 1t iand ID the plat Of
s Wiekbam, = as the same Is plated and recorded
in the Reeosler's Office Of Yanderburgh eounfy,
being part of tlfe west half Of the DoTtlf-sasts
quartz OF So stion nineteen gl9), township and
range aforesaid. maE q
Also: the northern part of the south lot Of said
plan of "a Wiekhan" " conveyed 20 Thomas clifford
by y. X. E. G. Morgan by Deed dated September
12ifi 1856, and recorded page GIL, Book Of the
Deed Records of Nanderburgh cOnRtys: said prop
erty being known rs the Dunk Place. and cen
tains about wo aud a hal acres Of land.
Aud ehonldaaid rents aud profits not sell for
sum sHlhcfent GO satisfy said wrfts aud coats,
will at the tiTns and place offer ior sale tle
fee simple Of said premises H
GEORGE WoLFLIN,
Sheriff Y. q
A. T. whitllesey. Pras AH'ys. feb27 ss.75
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FoRrY-FouRrH REaLMENT

Wounded d-Wm. Holderbaam, Co E, on
thigh A. Cough, Co.. B, on side; jacob
Deeter, shoulder Lewis A. Mosley, Co. ], /,
in hip; Henry B. Lamb, Co. B, in hip; J.
Lulacy, Co. G, finger shot off; f. w. Stein,
Co. @, in thigh James A. Baker, Co. X,
in the hand; David sHunker, Goa, finger
shot Off. ~ aa Sc a- sa.
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THURSDAY, MARCH 20, is

between the hours of 10 oseleeB A. M and 4
o'clock z. 81. of said dav, at the door of the
N0u4t TIosrse In the Uit kvst1lstfifls, Intlin
on for sale at public auction tho rents, issues
and profits for the term Of seven years of the foI-
lowing described real estate to-wif ~
The east Halt Of Tire south west quarter OF fhe
-heast quarter; also the east half Of the north
west aIter of tire southeast quarter of section
thirty 6Se f351, township four a. south Of range
ten (l0) west, containing forty acres, {lIiore or
iess} situate IA Rsinderburgii county, Indiana
nd should said rents and profits not sell Tor
sum sufficient to satisfy said writ and costs, viii
81 the same time and place offer for sale the Ice
sihP PIE of said premises.
GEORGE woLFLIN.
Sheriff Y G.
fsb2T-$ $5,Z5
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Bleaclled MusiII1s.
GEO. FOSTER & CO.,
PROVISION AND PRODUCE
NEoRChRE1t@- u

tofter Locust 81 Iroet and CanRls
ss - sa EVANSVILLE, IND.
s. u & GsEEeD.
10 enable us % deyoteour atteuto exclnsively
TO tho Provision aud Produce business, We lave
deternned 10 Gloss out our entire stock OF q kO-
CERIES.
We desire to call the attention Of the trade 10 the
fact that viii self at lower rates than goods Of
similar quality ear be laid down la this market,
and wo invite cisy and country buyers 30 exaInine
our stock before purchasing elsewhere.
Tue stock Is well selected for the wants Of this
section and contains nearly every thng kept by "a
wholesale estaBiishnieit. bargains can BE Had BY
calling on Geo. FOSTER e CO.,
JAM Corner Locust st. aHG <.Anai.s
a B4sEsAxEKS .a69.zEyEr- s-V4pTsE " e
~ lot of those ltice SHAkER BR00HiS-Eo
cheap at q cents each, at NICKEHY BROS,
ocf25 Ne. 81 Main Street.
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s. q. --N112E.N E4aE1E- - = a 3 TT Z 9
= ~ nethoa to inform bis frends and tlle public
that he has attedsEp ! suit Of rooms for the
practIee If dentistry. Having asafied himself OF
all the latest Improvements IN the profession he
feels confident chat please all who may favor
him with their patronage. AL Iersons wishing
The services Of dentist would d9 wen to give hiln
work q per cent lasger than ANY eatist in the
city. Artificial teeth inserted gold, pla tinufa,
rubber and silsers and warranted satisfactory
ellarefornlss and seleetrieity used in extracting
teeth. ~ feh27-6m
The Evansville daily journal., 1862-02-28

Three comfortable dwellings, containing
six rooms each, with all other necessary
eonveniences. Inquire of f. D. ALLEN,
c)rner Of Market and Bond streets, near
Central Market. 2wd.'a
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IEFAsY or EEesssIoN.-He learn from
many sources apparently reliable that tlle
rebels at Fort Donelson, after nighffall and
during, the armistice caused by the mantle
Of darkness, were prowling on the skirts of
the battlefield, and bayoneting such of the
wounded men as had been left on the field,
and also rebbing them and the dead of any
money or valuables that might be on their
persons.
This is not all the Internal demons used
poisoned bullets--a circumstance that would
disgrace the lowest grade of heathens.e We
have seen and handled leaden bullets
brought from the Fort that were poisoned.
They are cast in the form of sugar loaf,
the butt end hollow between | and of an
inch. In this hollow the poison is placed,
where it Is confined with cork. Wounds
inflicted with these balls generally prove
fatal when they are lodged in the body
no so with the round or Minnie ball, or
/ buck shot.-H Head. Nail
+ We have seen some Of the bullets spoken
of by the Mail, and concluded from their
irish and general appearance that they
cFa;e6 from Europe. We did not suppose
t'Egy were poisoned until we learned of one
or tsso cases. where wounds apparently not
| dangerous, resulted fatally on the extraction
Of the ball. The rebels are prepared to re
sort to anything, however cowardly q
Infamous, to accomplish their purposes.
The Evansville daily journal., 1862-02-28


" ESTATE for the payment Of the costs aud ex
ponses of sidewalk improvements.
of nrecept issued by the Mayor OF The
City Of Eyansyifle, and 70 me directed, y sFlll
sell at public auction, az the door Of the Court
House. in said city, on "Wednesday March II,
1862 at O'clock = Ms the folIowing lots or par
GELS OF real estate, nlnch thereof as may he
necessary to pay the amount charged aad assessed
against said lots respectively for the costs and ex
peuses Of making sidewalk improFements for said
lots, together with the costs of sale:
W IL. Law Lot 6, in Block 1}, La8paseO SO, ,9S
VII Law Lot q Block 10s, Lannasco....--,.. z. 20
. Lot &C JOB, g s.-...... 3 49,
g ss hot9 1ds, .....a.. 3,ess4
= Lotto, g 1e3, g -s......... $685.
John Douglass, Lot 5, Block 104, Ianlssco - J.. rs
feb25-dtd CHRISTIAN HEDDERf0B. e. c..
NDxUSkFES.--Just received,
80 Is d0z.Iofss BRUSHES, assorted.
25 doz. Shoe BEusaes, assorted
% lsioz- Scrub f8rlIs1es, assorted.
rs toz. Cloth Brushes, sssoptesl.
dozs Counter Brushes. assorted.
IS doz. White Wash Brushes, assorted.
To tfrocers aud Merchants we oiter the above
CiINinnal a sIoesale prices.
- JACOB STIABB EeS0N,
feh22 So AllDiesaie Doaiers- Z Main 81
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BY virtHe of an order of sale issned oct Of the
office OF Gle Clerk of the Court OF Common Pleas
Of VanderbHrgh county, Indiana, ia favot Of
John FIaFgrove and aesains Wylie Litfley Janes
Little and Al Leod Little, viii on
=. THURSDAY, MARCH 20, 1862,
between tho hours Of 10 O'clock, A. n and 4 o.
q Ock, T. NJ of said day, at the door OF tho Court
fouse, the city OF Evansville, Indiana. offer for
sale at public aueten the rents, issues aud profits
for the Germ 0f years, Of the following de-
serihed Real Kstate viz: fsafa
The undivided fourth part of lots No. six (Gl
a eight fS) niRe 90, Ten Q0), eleven GI),
twelve (lzl, thirteen 10, fourteen (4, aud ffeen
iargement of the 6ityOf kvaasYiIle, Yaaderburgh
coHniy, Indiana.
And should said rents and profits not sell for a
sanl sui satisfy said writ aud COSTS will
ths time and place offer for sale The fee
simple OF said premises.
- = ;. GEORGE WOLFLTN,
fab27-S525 Sheriff v. g.
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THIRTY FIRST RReIMEl

Wounded Joseph Crockett, Co. X, left
arm; r.. L. Parsons and N. S. Moreland,
Co. d, arm; Harrison Hunt, Co. D, arm !;
Charles Frue, Go. d, leg; Ira Thomas, Co.
r, arm, severely; J. 3. Jordan, shoulder
Solomon Tucker, Co. Fl, face and shoulder.
The Evansville daily journal., 1862-02-28

BS virtue Of All order OF sale issued out of In.
Office OF the Clerk Of the Court Of Common
Pleas of Vanderburgh e0Hntg, Indiana, ia favor @
John Whiteltead, ir., and Robert Gray sand agains
Ambrose Levin "a. ,sl-,I viii on
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To WHOM IT MAY. CoNcERN.-Pe Persons
wishing to make arrangements for L. G.
Hsger's Terre Haute Ice, during the com
ing season, wIll apply to nae, and not TO.
said Hager. EDwARB INeLE, -.
4td. Depot CoFner.
The Evansville daily journal., 1862-02-28

AUCTION SALE.-We will sell at auction
sale, at our store, on Saturday morning,
March lst, at 10 o'clock, lot of queens
ware, consisting in part of 60 dozen plates,
assorted do bowls and pitchers a lot
Of cups and sa.lcers ;s2 dozen roaloil lamps
a lot Of coffee pots lot of wall paper
Is boxes window glass boxes of looking
glasses lot of fancy goods, &C.
h, NELSON l. co.
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EVANSVILLE JOURNAL.
SUBSCRIPTION pRInE

ss-An wants supplied by advertising in tn,
J0UREAB.
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Notice Of Dissolution

RWYS1Rf f'd1Es-aKe1 1's9-Rs 1RSafE1s kf q Kf -
tofore existing ander the name &C George l.
kIause u Co., is this day dissolved by the with
old firm win be settled by Geo. T. krati e, who is
authorized 10 collect ail claims aIi pay all the
debts OF said firm.
=. - G EO. B. hRADSE a. Co.
( sEysNs vILLE, February 20, ls62a a aaa-a
Il lle undersigned will eoBtinne the business Q f
the old irIa, at Ghe old stand corner of second and
Main streets, and VIII be happy 10 recage The pat-
r1nage OF old as well as new friends.
teb1o.1lad - sss s GE9- LzKRAUsR
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BB~The following is a complete list of the
killed and wounded, at Fort Donelson, Of
tho alst and 44th Indiana Regiments