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Fur the Journal
WHY DON'T THE BOYS ENLIST


why viii they wait for this horrid draftg ?
Why don't cur boys come forth,
To help our Valians brothers,
~ Now fighting in ths Souih
Has y anhood's pride deserted them
That thus they tamely stand,
Idy wa chiog irziforOus principles,
Spread broadcast Ger tn IsLu?
mol no we hope for better things,
From those we love en- we'll, t
To fathers, ads, and brothers,
We will say brave fa' eweil. - "
And il ths m 60 70 Dixie's land,
Wi hearts all tri, aud true,
To- npheld our loved old Uaion,
And our own Bed, Viii and Blue"
To srme, to arms. brave countrymen,
To rrms, and fight the foe.
Onr broihtrs tney in times long past,
Ihe can be 80 no moro.
Como forth, enlist do what you can,
and lend your manly might ce...a
To pr serve this mighty nation, l.
For cd will bliss ne right.
Then let kentucky send her scores,
To help our common cause,
Assist our gteriOu5 country,
EkfOrce tef righ cons avs.
The friends, dear once, who sleep in death
On the CORY battle ueide,
I oes OF emembfanse 8: eak t you,
Will not your doubts now yield
gUh who will doubt In this time of need,
The bcneti OF God
Who dare to doubt in times like this,
Should ret benrata tie cod. Eii
Lei sll come forth, Ihcir honor save,
COme rsh nor 10 ger rest,
The qGesto1 asked by th .usan Is now,
Why don't our boys enlIstf
-L. . KEsrucKY.
HENDERSON, KY, august Is. -
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NUMBER 979
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KRATZ & HEILMAN.
NrTV F0T1NnpV

MANUFACTURES AND BUILDERS oFsTEAm
ENGINES AND BOILERS,
Saw and Grist Mil Machinery, Tobacco Screws.
Cumming Machines, Chinese Sugar Cane Mills,
Thrasing Machinen, sEe.
EVANSVILLE, IND.
TEHE PROPRIET0RS OF TIE oITY FoUh
~ dry beg leave to inform their friends and the
public in general that they prepared to do als
MACHINE AND FINISHING WORK,
aad everything appertaining to the Foundry busi.
ness They are manufacturing STEAM ESGNEs ANn
BoIBsRs of any size and power required. Saw Mill
Machinery and Mill Gearing of any size; Disti!.
iery and Mining Machinery, Tobacco Screws, Gum.
ming Machines, Thrashing Machines, Malt Mills
Horsepowers CorH-rhellenx, III Machinery OF all kinds
mgdc and repaired Iron and. Brass Castings Of
every description, Iron Hoasefronts, Cellar Crates,
6c. Cooking and Heating Stoves Of the latest inn
proved patterns; Hollow Ware, Dog Irons, &o.
= BREWERS, D1STILLEES, RBCTIFIERS, &r
Supplied with e-ery description Of Copper ana
Sheet Iron Wor., Brewing Kottles, Rsfrigerators.
AttemporatOrs, Sparges, Stillheads and Worms on
an improved principle Columns for Alcohol Stills
Yeast jugs, Cans, Syphons, 6r.; Copper, Lead and
Iron Pipe; Copper, Brass and Iron Pumps Of eycry
variety, for beer, spirits, oil, Brass Cocks and
Valves, Steam Nhisilee, DC. A&
workmen sent all warts to At up work and dc
sspairs on Steam Boilers, Copper and Sheet Ircs
OLD METALS BouGHT.
They are dealing In and selling Aliens lmprcv.
Steam Gauge, Wrought iron welded Pipes and =
bing, Hiram Hopkins Improved Smut Machf,
Stephen Hughes Flour Separators, German Bo.
ing Cloth, Gum Elastic Beltinp, Packing. Hope Al
Of the best kind; Tinpate, Sheet Iron, Block Tin
Pig Iron, Bsbit Metal. Spelter,- Fire Brick.
They have every facility Of the best Machinery
and work men, and will give all work entrusted to
them, their individual attention, filing orders
promptly, warrantng their work, and arc satisfied
with reasonable prices
S9- Office and Sale Rooms, No. so Main street
street, between First 'eoond Streets Evans
Vile. Indiana. decT
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Court Notice.

wilhelmine Pfeifr,
Uegsss Divorce.
Joseph Pfeifer.
EFT .EPPR.GRF.S-G BY-.EPPFD.E E.ET
Il on file in the offcs of The Clerk Of the CouIt
aforesa' d. that the above named defendant not
a resident of the State of Ind .aua. Notice ef
th- peDdtncy of the above entite acton, 1.-THE OBJ
ject of which is to obtain divorced is thsrtf fore
given 70 said Joseph Pfeifel, aad hat the same
win stand for t,ial at the next term of the Court
aforesaid to be begun and held at the Cont House
ip the city of Evansville In the c1unty and Stat
aforesaid, on The first Monday In 0c'obe A. ID.
1862 -
Witness the Ole;k of said Court, this 4th day of
August, 1s6.
LGUI RICHTER, Chrk.
james +. Bly, the and Charles E. Marsh, Plain
tiff7s Attorneys. nug5w3w
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Administrators Sale.

Administrators Sale.
EHr Ekk TGE or -s-N @ADRR
-Ab the Fanderburgh Court of ommon Pleas
made az its May Term 1862, l will. Admins.
traitor of the estate of Richard S, h ntzen de
erased, sell at public auction, the door of the
Court Hou o, in Evansville, Indiana, on the 4th
day Of September next, the following described
real estat,, in the Eastern Enlargement of the city
Of Evansville, VIZ:
That half Of loa Ne. eight lsl, in block number
thir;y-two (32,, Eastern Enlargement OF Evans
vile, which lies next to and ao joins lot No. nine
(g), in the eme block.
TERMS OF SALE.
One third cash, balance in six and twelve months
with interest and approved security, waving
valuation laws. WILLIAM RAHM,
arg6dltw4t Aeministrata'r.
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SldUes received into the Military Service o.
- the United States TO be ForeUer Free.
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HEADQUARTERS, ARMY OF THE PoroMAo, !.
CAMP NEAR HARRIsoN's LANDING, Va, :
August 9, 1862.
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Nv virtue of fur Executions Issued ont Of the
Office Of tho clelk Of the Court of Common Pleas
of yanderbsrgh count Indiana, in favor OF lee.
ter Peck, R@bt. Butcher, Ann Mnislcw, bI * o.
Edmnpd aIaidlow, ccceseei, and Jemes Flack,
ani against Thomas G.ford, aud Others VIII
TUESDAY, AUGUST 10th, 1862,
ho+,rpo, tha hours of 10 o'clock, A. Nj. and
clock. P. NJ, Of said day, at the door OF the oour
House in the city Of Evansville, Indiana. onsr lof
saie al public auction, the rents, and pronfstS
the tern Of seven years, Of the following dc
scribed Real Estate, viz "
Lot No. seven % and the adjoining nall 81 10
NJ a. feN in block No. sixtssu (l6) in Stock
,seiI;a En'argement Of the City Of Evansville, in
yanderbu county, In LLAMA
And should said rents and prents not sell for
ann s,,fficient TO satisfy said writ and COSTS viii
At the same time and place offer for sale the fee
''i''P'' ' -'-'N GEORGE woLFLIE,
Sheriff Y. o.
Wheeler IgIehsrt, A. L. Whi'tlesey, Prns
Astcrpeys. IS 26 iy30
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GENERAL ORDER NO. l54.

L
August 9, 1862.
GENERAL ORDER NO. l54.
The Msjor-General Commanding directs
the attention of the officers and soldiers of
the Army of the Potomac, to tue following
Executive Order of the President, which
has been officially published:
Var Department. Washington, July 26, 80.
ExECUTIvE ORDER.
First-Ordered, That military command
ers within the States of Virginia, S. Car
olina, Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, Louis
lana, Texas, and Arkansas, in an orderly
manner, seize and use any property, real or
personal, which may be necessary or con-
venient for their several commands for sup
plies, or for other military purposes; and
that while properly may be destroyed for
proper military objects, none shall be des-
troyed in wantonness or malice.
Second-Tbat military ard naval COM
manders shall employ as laborers, within
and from said States, so many persons of
African descent as can be advantageously
used for military or naval purposes, giving
them reasonable wages for their labor.
ThiId-That, as to both property and per-
sons OF African descent accounts shall be
kept sufficiently accurate and in detail to
show quantities and amounts, and from
whom both property an9 such RsE9GeDf eO5sh fha
sation can be made in proper -cases -a-a
the several departments of this government
shall attend to and perform their appropri-
ate parts toward the execution of these or
ders. By order of the President,
.ho1+ EDWIN NJ. STANToN,t
Secretary of War.
No official copy of this order has been re-
ceiyed at these Headquarters, aHd the Gen.
eral Commanding has for this reason delay
ed the issuing Of a general order to carry
into effect the views and directions of the
President. Some recent occurrences 10 this
army have, however, shown that it has be-
come necessary to do SO, to prevent this ex-
eeutiye order from being made a pretext
| for military license.
The or Ter OF the President accords so sub
stantially with the course uniformly pur-
sued by this army on this Peninsula, uu6eI
! The orders and instructions of the General
! Commanding, that no material change in
any respect is required thereby in its con-
duct and government.
Personal property necessary or convent
ent for supplies or other military purposes
of this army, will be, as heretofore, seized
and used by the proper Quartermasters ol
| Subsistence officers, upon the orders of com
manders of army corps; or, ia cases 0
] troops employed on detached service where
I army corps commanders are not accessible
\ by order Of the officer in command of suct
detached forces.
T. au cases the officers Tins making tbt
seizure shall take an account showing th'
kind and quantities of property seized, ant
by whose command: the amounts OF its estl
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IMPORTATION WANTED.

TEvHE U.rDE ~ EG .VE " BEG
Il leave to infvrm the trading Iu5ic that they
LESS, a the stand heFetofo occupied by A 0E-
WENTHAL, Evansville, Ind. They would at the
time respectful ly ask for the continuance of
patronage thown to their pr deces,or, " hch they
will try aud merit by full stlictness in their deal
ipgs and by fair and liberal treatment of their
patrons. l.. LLEHEN1HAL L & co.
HENRY CBE7NDoRFER, 49, eesf
LEoP. LoEwENTBAB. tylS
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IMPORTANT ORDER FROM GEN.
McCLELLAN r
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<-.H o FCB NE " OREE-s.N~S SUGsaA'
= Ians : mas 0H0i'' ~ y u. A. COOKS.
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MISCELLANEOUS. -
LIVERY STABLE.
AUCTION 6 COMMISSION

RH .NRZSO u co. WOULD K.NA
4As form the public that they will attend to
selling on commission at auction, or private sale,
any and all kinds Of merchandise. Particular at.
teption given to selling real estate. We will at
tend 20 selling hOrses, mules, wagons, carriages,
and other vehicles. Particular attention given TO
selling household furniture, both old and second
hand, and we will attend TO selling at auction sale
in any part cf the city Bty.
H. Nelson will pay particular attention to collect
Ing do1ts or claims, will act agent for renting
houses and collecting rents, AID any and all busi
Scss entrust-d to us.
Once on Main street, opposite Court Hou3a, one
door from Crescent City Bank, Evanfville.
may15 III. NELSON a co.
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EVANSVILLE JOURNAL.

ss- All wants supplied by advertising In the
JOURNAL.
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The Major-General Commanding directs
the attention of the officers and soldiers of
the Army of the Potomac, to tue following
Executive Order of the President, which
has been officially published:
Var Department Washington, July 26, '62.
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Arrival and Departure Of the
RG - Z T. -

[The time here set down is adjusted to contract
hours. On the River there is variation according
tocircumstapces1
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TAAE NOTICE, EVERYBODY !!

If you want anything,
are7 If you have anything to sell,
If yen want to buy snythng,
If you want - rsut House,
If you want Buarders,
If you have lost anything,
If you have found anything, j.
TELL TEN THOUSAND PEOPLE BY ADVER.
TTSINc THE
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PROM WASHINGTON


wssHIseroS. July s.-Intelliyence from
lie James river has been received here 10
toe effect that YESTERDAY he rebels hred ant,
the mailbost Junists on Der way 10 the head
quarters. killing two men aud wounding six
on board. The shot WAS from 6pound
field piece.
The gunbosis failed TO Ind any permanent
batteries on the river. or any rebel troops or
indications Of any attempt 70 build bate
res
Surgeon Gen. Hammond returned from
the army of the Potomac today, and repre-
SCENTS il as being in excellent condition. aud
all the wounded we'll cared for.
DR.. Oliver. the refugee from Michmood.
states that it will be impossible for the reb-
els 10 bold out much longer At Richmond.
on account Of the scarcity OF medicines and
provisions.
Late Richmond papers received here say
that Richmond 10 90 full OF sick and woun-
ded cold ers that tboss who fell into their
hards from the Union forces are cared foI
In the fields nsar the city.
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FROM WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON, July "a lato copy OF q
RIchmoud paper says the rebels could Ger
tsinly have egf OF AcClellan's retreat. bus
Il would be far better 20 prevent his rcceiv.
ing further Supplies and starve him into a
capitulati0n.
IL says. fiil up our armies ald prepare lor
a contest a. long a. our enemy will choose
20 urge il. and let IL be As energetic as posi-
bile s4n te.4
wAssuSoroS. July 9-The correspoa.
dence between the War Department aud
Gen Mcclellan. was transmitted 10 the
House, IN answer Cd the resolution Of in
quiry, Gen. Mcclellan SAYS. in the course OF
his explanations. those Who have originated
the false statements concerning ths White
Hosse and Spring. are. in fact, As stated Ia
nv dispatch Of the 9Th inst. enemies of this
army. aud the cause In which il Is fighting
They have imposed on the Surgeon General
and caused him TO make Official representa-
tions. which. on examinafion. prove 70 bs
uufounded; la fact. the whole are disrespect-
ful 10 his superior officer. They have I'M
necessarily occupied The attention Of the
Secretary OF War, aud have interrupted the
Commander aud Medical Director OF this
army in the midst OF the most ar,iuous da-
ties.
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The President Of the United Ststea has
issued his proclamation calling for 300 900
additional volunteers. Tho undersigned. 70
accordance herewith are organizing com
pany In this county, 10 serve 10 the. LIST Reg
ment. which will be Immediately organized
at Camp vigo.
The company will be orgAnizsd 70 he
number OF l0i men. rank and Gle The pay
will be from sI3 TO s23 per mouth: and every
thing found.
BE- order OF the Ad,utant General. this day
issued. one m0nth's pay and vas Of the
bounty money will be paid each recruit as
soon a. mustered into service
Recruiting Office 10 DOis's Building Ga
Third street under the Armory.
!. c. CLIFFORD,
July :. 1864. MICHAEL DODSoN
The undersigned take pleasure in recon
msnding the above gentlemen to those that
are willing 10 volunteer. They have both
seen military service. Mr.. Giasrd having
served in the 10th and Mr.. Dodson ia the
lith Regiment b. ALLES.
iul,stIw. I'D. SCOTT.
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Ar.ASx, july "A meeting OF the Dem
ocratic State Convention was held here to-
day, Dean Richmond in the Chair aud Peter
Cagger Secretary In accordance with the
invitation o. the Committee a large number
of prominent Democrats aud Union men
from all sections Of the State were present
An advisory meeting was held At one O'Clock
70 give an opportunity iof these gentlemen
TAI express their views a. 10 the duty of the
Democratic organization al this time.
Speeches were made by Gov. Seymour.
Mayor Wood. JAS Brooks, Calvert Com
stock. Senator Prugen, 5. q. Hsdiy, Elgsh
y. Purdy and others, earnestly ia favor OF
immediate sufficient reinforcement Of the
army OF the Potomac, In favor of the w
conditional support of the Government.
while maintaining the right Of all patriotic
citizens TO oppose the errors eorruptons and
weaknesses in the administration Of that
Government aud opposition 20 foreign inter
ventiou
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Noon Dispatches
FOREIGN NEWS.
ApDlrloxAI NJ ehrAr rasrrsS

ADDITIONAL NJ GREAT xssffn>.
Lord Broughsm explained explained hi-
speech in the Hoass OF Lords on American
affairs. thst be merely wished as fellow
christians TO demonstrate with the Amer
eans on the civil war Gloss il over IS they
might. the var threatened fatal results To
the character Of the American people.
The Morning Post editoriaIly contends
that the mastery confederate movements In
Virginia. have compelled immense armies
destined for is conquest to cease the ofien
siye. and content themselves with acting on
defensive
The city article Of the Dali, Nees, re-
CARDS the latest news a. porteals4s the. al
most indefinite pcssponsment of r~ee-
In the House Of Lord- Lord B,saghsm
deplored the continuance of the cisd strife
and its consequences Europe. he thought
it impossible for England 20 interfere, but
expressed the opinion that the Americans
would see the suicidal character ofthe strug
gle and come 10 come 10 an amieabo ar.
affections of Europe a nation.
In the House Of Commons, Mr. Hopswood
asked II the Government intend totaks steps
as q mediator
Palmerston expressed deep sympsiy With
the suffering operatives. and eulogised their
endurance. He wished IL VAS la the power
OF the government 10 ts..e steps Tor their 70.
lief. but interference IN America. could on
ly aggravate matters. Bot, England aud
France would Le delighted TO take mediate
~ step. when fitting opportunity arose. he
should look upon IL both as . duty and
plessurse. alter another debate on lorttincs-
lions. the government bill read = second
time by l55 to 50.
The operative e At Blackburn held a meet
lns TO urge mediation, but overwhelming OPP
i9sition Was shown. and the government was
finally called upon to try and rs-establish the
confidence of the southern planters in Lin
coin.
The marriage of the princess Alice took
place the day The Great Eastern sailed
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RROM NEW YORK.

directors OF the American Express Company
held July 9th. 1869. it wss unanimously re-
solved that any of their present employees
who may promptly enlist under the recent
call for troops shall continue 10 receive one
half of their pay during the term OF service
in the war, and their situation restored 10
them on their return. 1000 men are In the
regular employ of this Company at an aver
age salary of over 600 dollars per annum.
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es.sp Dsxoss1sArios'-The committee
on music for the reception Of ID. W. Voor-
hes. having fAiled in securing the Brass
Band Of this city. have. At great expense.
secured the services Of the transient. Organ
Grinder Who heads the procession and prom
i-es 10 grind. faithfully. provided the monkey
can stand H. No doubt he viii do his best.
as he Was lately fined BY eur Democratic
Mayor Zoe playing on the streets.
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- The recent order Of The Adjut.ns-
General. will tend very much TO sss rsP'd
filing up Of the various regiments Ia this
State under the nes call. By 10 every Vol
unieer who enlisr for three years. OF during
the var. will receive his hrss months pay ~
advance. upon the mastering ofhs company
into the service. aud shall. in addition. re-
ceise Ia advance. twenty ave dollars OF the
one hundred dollars bounty. which will be
paid When the company has been r.~sd 70
the .aininam number. making. 10 all. t3s
advance pay 70 sach volunteer Apreminm
OF two dollars IS also paid for each accepted
recruit
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To rbK wsssss Ayp BarraKrs o. TsaHr
Haurx LopsE No. -. =. AID A. N You
are hereby notified thas the regular CON
manicst,on OF the Lodge viii Be held
shi. Cha saa,l sveuins. At 70 O'Clock.
Member Of Social Lodge No. s6. and all
Mason. IN good sanding. are cordially invi-
ted 20 sttend.
Bv order 20 the W. NJ.
!. seHwINGROuBEk. Sec.
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II The following military appointment.
have been nade.
John A. Mann. OF Nssst ,eu~.n. Com
u.andant of the lsi Dsfrics. Ssh regiment.
tAe rendezvous Of which i II Evansville
Mslor Benz. - shaw. late Of the ssh Ind
Commsnisnt Of the 6rth regiment. the ren
devon. ~ ~Aich : Al Greensburx. IA The 9Th
uistfist
C.y, CiArk Nilii- MAJOR II The .si-' r-gi-
Asont
Cats ~. q. Gro,er has be-o commission
81 MAJOR OF the ssh Indiana. vice SAs-. -
-sne's.