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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-18

MarLets-CnEyrLLI REPoH1EpPoR THEN. Z. TRIBrSE
SATrHDA1. Aug TO- l62.
ASHES steady aud 20 fair demands sales Of = b5s Po:s
Al 70 $40 10 81. AID % 10 Peal. a. pI
lo1rOEThe market continues very dull and heavy, and
slrs OF have under notice. We
s,n quotations bu, would remark that they
altogether nominal hddhns pianos and Do Ao" Orleans
ana Texas 1t - Gittc
COtfEE-IL.ls Ia . moderate business doing In Rio, but
other kinds yiJ dali We hear OF 60 bags Rio pri-
terms
FLOUR AND MEAI.-rLo market for Western and State
Flour 10 active Du prices without ilPofan charke
owing limited the tendency al the close however
10 in buyers favor Trade brands SO less active but
steady the sass 800 obls ~ odta 10 for super
line State and eston ~ 230f3 b fog Extra stse 1
p3 80 for the low grades Of Western Extra, % ~ % o.
y shipping brands OF Eonndhoop EItTs Ohio aud IS %
+e ~ trade brands Csuacisn FLOUR Is Inactive, and
heavy, especially common brands sales OF $40 bos' 81
IS asa so Tor the low grsdes Of extras and - ooG 30
Is for uads brands Southern Flour Is quiet BUS 10 Ices
plenty aud steady sales OF so bb, ct rs d 90 ~ ior
mixed TO good Superhnc Baltimore, Sc, and sodrI Tor
trade brands Rye Flour steady and IL moderate request
sale. Of ~ bb, at e3d ~ ~ Corn Meal Is scarce and
hru Of o bb 40 for jersey and ~ 10 for Bran
dy wine
GRAIN-The Wheat market 10 without msterial change
the Is poor under limited arrivals aud prime quail
tics IN demand and quite firm. but inferior descP
ons are heavy the close the inquiry mainly
for export and is in OF the suppy-hence something
h, been future delivery tho sales embrace is2 $40
busb consist Of 800 bush Chicago spring lsa
81 ~, 1850 do. Racine spring st u 2l9$l ~ {aVo
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Another Treasonab,e Organization.

We have Trustworthy authority Tor stating that an
armed baud ID Low organizing near Johnstown,
Licking County, under a Capt Dent, the object or
which is to reslsl the operation OF drafting y young
man OF delicate health, acquainted with the facts
visited the city to-day ana called upon Que Of our
physicians 10 obtain II certificate Of disability in ORDER
To avoid Joining TIE tTAitoloas gang. lie states th-t
this CapI. Deui makes secret OF his INTENT that
he Z, es through the country armed aud III uniform.
The young alluded to, before making tbs ieye,
lation Ola application Tor the certificate, WAS ashed
# h. lnienaed Joining the Upon army, 10 which lie
replied: "No, by Cd, am Tor JeA. Davis This
brought threat from The physician, tnat were II not
for his youth aud delicate health lie would Lave hun
arrested. We had information before OF tile exist
eucs of Reasonable societ,s IN itkiug aud Della
ware Counties but believed they were carried Oh in
secret II is full tine that this naiter be investl-
gated, aud the guilty party punished Since writing
the above we learn tlal a shlllir band ID in iILl
blow in tLis city, columbus City Fact.
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gnsuranre Companies.

NLINTON FIRE INSURANCE COMIA a. a. \
Oaiee no SO Wali-st, kewYcik-Cash cAp'A F'''V''
WIN 's's0 '''r'' DIRECTORS.
Hugh Lsing. srt"r.. s,nun
Fniugham Townsend Ih1 i 1900 49,
Chsa. H. swords, . II tro.snsens
John PoDiot. ~ ~ tIoa-o Cn,hnsn
John Compton, D 70, s..i,h
ID. Henry Haight, o,i,.rI n Ward
1osrpn So. Awe r.. Lsing.
81 S,o.d W o'' Robert N Bruce,
s"I n p P' John Scott Boyd,
a. IT, ~ IN, A. Iznsga dol Vale
sa'i Wsp1., Henry i. LeysHch,
g ~ S,,an Lawrence TuTnure
Geo 0dswold, IT,. John =, ~ p,ssdeot.
Jas Is. AHPs In. Secretary.
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The following description Of the new U. :. legal
tender notes, now being prepared for the Govern.
msnt by the National Bank-Note Company, may
prove " value to the public. There are several
different plans combined in the construction OF these
notes, as protection against fraud. The 81 notes
have on the right end single bar Of patchwork, the
Register Of the Treasury signing above, and the
Treasurer Of the United States below tie bar. ln
the center Of the note 10 small de containing the
figures ], ., }, with lines radaiipg from the figure
which marks the denomination, and crossing the
other figures On the left end is zine portrait Of
Secretary Chase. The green back Id solid piece Of
lathe.wotk, with large white figures l aud words
(" one" across the face. In tie center If single
large ring, Inside Of which ia engraved tho legal
tender clause The e notes have on the right end,
between the signatures, two strips OF la'he-worA.
The die, with rndlal ilnes, is near the centre; be-
tween il and the tin. die, Ill the right corner is a
portrait OF Alexander Hamilton. The back is COM
posed Of two strips Of lahe-worh in the center Of
which are two rngs. Tie legal-tender clause il
engraved inside OF tAose riggs. The IS notes have
not yet been ordered.
TIE National Bank-Note Company will send the
first nsialment Of tie above notes to Washington on
"Wednesday next, and tho postage currency On Tues
day. They are how working over one hGndred
pre61ea-
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CRUDE or REFINED PETROLEUM jill
~ deceived direct the manufacturers ana neHs ~
for ise IL Quantities TO su In prime shipping
very lowest market rates. by SCHiEFFELlN bhoihS"'
l. Co., hos I7O and l72 William ST.. kew'ionh
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The street movement has not been very active to-
day, and fuo;atonsare generally firm. Old Demand
Noes have been ess in demand but are held steadily at
lO7 l0'l. Gold was weak at tie opening, but stead
lily improved, until h. the close it touched Hob an
advance Of y cent. II sold in the morning as low as
ll4i Certificates Of Indebtedness have been very
strong and in large demand d; 81 099j. AT the
lower quotation largo transactions were made. The
7.30 p cen.s wero also firm at l0i a 1914.
The gold shipment to-day was very Light, the ships
taking together about $50 600. The City of Man
chester takes s2Ss, 6G S. aud the British Queen for
Nassau, s3Ss5O-,in all, s327 ,23G SO.
The following is statement Of the exports Of spe-
Gle for the week ending AuCnst l6.
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Proposals.
oynox OF ASSISTANT CosnrssARr asSsRAL o'l

OyyTCE OP ASSISTANT CONaissARY G1EBRAL OIL
srrssrKscs No. State st.. New York, Aus. 10, le62
4 RMY SUPPLlES.-prOpOsa will be re-
N ceived ~ the uude sig ed I.ul o'clock p. IN on
TUESDAY, the 18th inst. or snpssns for the use OF me
limited States Army SUBSISTENCE STORES, TO be de-
uyrred in Ne~-York or Bfoot lyn s5 follows: 800
for dev-ry oy before the lst of sep'ember 1907;
$500, COO pounds Of hrsquslity PILOr bhEAD 20
o. Of good s'uf DhO ether equally goou nut
crackers to 10 thJrnusa osed and perfectly dried before
being packed and in III thick openDe-s &C 70 coo
10 standa,d samples which can be exenod ~ 70
b. made f fully seasoned wood OF such kind " w" lnpsr'
no odor to the bread hotto and top oil ~ e pese
Of two pieces 1ugUsd ra soove t'sese' Aes W VIC
strapped wife sn STRIPS Of 'uii lole Woo1. 49,.
10J, 0GO pounds Of mime AIc r. cl,A' soou STOUT oss
barrels, ike ssmpleste be seen al me "ince'
Terms nd requirements ~ ns'h.
IA EATON Lieu. Colonel And 4. G.. q. :.
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And ole days bi,anl nous .Il 10 arrive
The exchanges at the Clearinghouse this morn
ing were 80, i3i 1888 So. The exchanges for the
week ending to-day were as, 796,9Oo 80, being
daily average Of So 1873 1874 II, against 80, 3d.,
Oi6 Il for tie week ending on Saturday last
Annexed is Int Of the shippers Of treasure by the
Golden Gate, tho Tors Of which wss reported last
weeks
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Gales bp Auttloil.

A. ~. MKRwIs. hucuonoei. -,
ny BANGS. MERWIN Il Co., Irving Build
ID inc, No. ssi and SOC Bsadway-Saes Of BOOKS sta
pic,m,, WORKS Art Fancy Goods Furniture &c
TINTED STATES MARSlIAl.S SALE.
coo BALES Cotton
DANIEL IL BURDETr. Auc,ionesr
o,-. ., -, o,dey ~ .slo 10 me directed by the Hon
,,ipy FtSi Lido Dsrict Court Of Uni,-d states Tor
southern D,,tict Of Florida viii eel a. public Auction
On TUFSDAt, aug t,! -, p,ootiyn
sq7 BALEs COTTON from prize schooner AndIomeoA
10 BALES COTTON from prize 'choo.,r m'k'"''-
10 HALF BALES from prize schoohel 'esno"A-
n POCKETS from prize schooner M.suo...a
n ROUND BALES from prize sch9 1 r ~, ~ 3"o'A
co. 81 Co,tap cor be zen sATURD ~, the lt'h at
Ola. o.,lc, of HIRAM BENNER, No. llJ W sin ,n
the oA''0o Vi "'''A' JAMES c. CLAPP
Uni.ed States Marshs Southern pI'IIo, llD-.u-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-18

NIBLO's GARDEN.-SUMMER SEASON.
~ Lessee and Nauss-r. WV. WHEATuEr
THE COOLEST THEATER IN hEWYORK.
Third week and continued Of the wordfenovned
GABRIEL RkvtL TROUPE.
YOUNG AMERICA. THE WONDER or THE AGE.
Every Evening on the THREE FLYING TRAPEkE.
THIS (Monday) EVENING. the iaugbable Comic Pan.o
mime Of
Tur MAGIC TRUMPET.
CLOWN fhi, celebrated par,l ....... .GABRlEL EVIL
HARLEQUIN. ...................YOUNG AMERICA.
10 conclude with tho
THREE FLYING TRAPEZE
A LA LEorARD. by YOUNG AMERICA.
To Commence with the Farce entitled TWAS ]. by the
Dramatic Company.
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To,, since jan. /. sl5lge5A SsoeSa3s slOo.l.7.g7S
The Imports Of the weei: show much smaller than
for previous weeks. The increase on last year is
not important. Included in the Imports Of general
merchandise are 10000 esrthenwrre, s. 500 glass
a. 800 bleaching POWDER g.. 600 gum Arabic sll,1
indigo, $4,000 olive oil, $4,000 palm oil, $500
paints, 81 900 guinine, $4,000 soda ash, $1,000
furs Sl7, 900 lemons, $500 watches, sll7,3O0 nm
dressed hjtes, $1,000 whisky, $4,000 cutlery,
$73, 900 guns 5000 railroad bar iron, sl3 500 sheet
iron, az, 500 miscellaneous DO, s., 800 pig lead,
s. COO needles, $50 900 steel, 81 900 tin in boxes,
s. 90 books, $1,000 logwood, $500 mahogany,
81, 600 cigars $4,000 coal, 3 500 cotton $4,000
coffee, si3 600 fancy goods $500 fish, $40, 600
lasses, $1,000 rags $500 linseed, 10000 sugar,
al 900 tobacco $lO,e 00 spirits tuIeItiue $4,000
wool.
The week closes with q very easy money market
demand loans being easy at 81 per cent. Tie vast
accumulation OF deposits in the banks makes those
institutions anxious 10 increase their loans, which
tboy are unable 20 DO 10 any important extent. The
weekly bank statement on Monday will show gen.
e,a expansion in items. The actual deposit line ex
ceeds $43 Geo COO, the arges, smolnt Of commercial
deposits ever known. Tie specie reserve is about
s3J 5Ol CO., and the loan line has gone beyond $780,,
OO0, 600.
Trio deposits On per cert at the Sub Treasury
to day were about $3.50 eco, and for the week about
81, 900. Some large amounts were offered dur
.ug the week ii they could bo Withdrawn when
needed, but Mr.. Csco bad no discretion in the mat
ter. Tie Treasury require. deposits to remain thirty
davs in order 10 be entitled 10 interest.
| The anthracite aud bituninoIs coal brought down
on tie Reading Railroad and 6chuylkill Canal this
week WAS IA follows:
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TIE market for foreign bills Is steady and very
dull. The demand for remittance has been moderate
for this steamer the principal transactions being on
speculation. Many Of tho exchange brokers hre
now engaged in speoulatipg in bills instead of legit
mate transactions
Freights opened shade frmer, and closed de-
cidedly better especially for GAN 10 Great Britain
The offerings arc fair. To Liverpool the engage
ments are II 900 bush. Wheat at l0i ID. in bulk
and bags, part deliverable tho early part Of next
week, with engagements Of some $1,000 bush. in
bulk at the close at extreme fgures; 1000 bbs.
Flour at s.. 3D. 3D. Cd, part deliverable IN Brook
Iyn on board British ship at The nede rate 10
tcs Lard at 4Os. TO Glasgow: 600 bush. Wheat
AZ l3Id in ships bags; % hhds. Tallow at 4O,.i b
tuns Oil at ijs. The Charters are: foreign brig
10 direct port In Ireland at 3d. in bulk; two for
elm barks to Cork aud market with 10000 bush.
Wheat ut l3id.; two Prussian vessels to Cork for
orders vita WheM at Id; British vessel to Cork
for orders at lid a British yesel 70 GlasSow
with Wheat at l3,d., and British brig OF 2Oo tuns
from Norfolk to the West Indias with Slaves at
go.
The business Of the Sub-Treasury was: Receipts,
Il O37. 81 66--for Customs, $lis,OJJ; Paymehts,
81 1914 "a; Balance, sJ,NO,lSi u.
The earnings of ,he NorwicA and Worcester Road
FOR July were: o
| ps.,epg,r,..........4s5,s IS sl2t5J ~
Iroight................ 1921 - lstti AZ
ro,.i ....S25G6G % 9Rss5 81
"oS' ~
| The earnings Of the Chicago, Burlington ana
Quincy Railroad for she first week in August WERE
1852. q.
| lbJl...........................s
| Inereue in lSs7........".......".SE1sh !"
The earnings Of the Eric Railway Tor 'he mcn1h
Of July were:
| i. ................... III, q
| Increase.
The amount of coal transportedover the Delaware
Lsckswanua, and Wee!sn Railroad for tine week
ending August waa;
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Amussmeurs
RARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.

|
WONDERFUL COMBINATION OF NOVELTIES.
THE WORLD NE'ER SAW THE LIKE
GEN. TOM THUMB & COM. MUTT
GEN. TOM THUMB & COM. MUTT
! TRIAL OF SKILL FOR 81. 900.
TRIAL OF SKILL FOR ZOO.
TRIAL OF SKILL FOR $1,000.
MUSEUM CROWDED DAY AND NIGHT
MUSEUM CROWDED DAY AND NIGHT
CHARLES S. SrRATON of Bridgeport, Ct, the original
GEN. TOM THUMB,
GEN. TOM THUMB,
has been pet:ed by nearly all he King Queens EnpSor
and Poten,st-s Of the civilized world
George Washington Mutt Of Manchester N H., know, q,
COMMODORE MUTT,
COMMODORE MUTT,
COMMODORE MUTT,
Claims to be the smallest man living lie, like Tom Thumb.
i. witty pert. and charmngy ineresng the pet of the
children aud the admiration Of ALL Spch pair
char nir z and del ghful wonders
! THE WORLD NEVER SAW TOGETHER!
Mr. Barnum has, with the creates. difficulty, prevailed upon
thc.e GRsATL MgSthis pair Of miniature and
performrn-ts meet in NOBLE FRIENDLY STRIFE, and
publicly exhibit g-sher ins
GRAND TRIAL or MERIT AND SKILL!
Mr.. Barnum has agreed to givcs
PRIZE OF ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS!
PRIZE OF ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS,
to the hero who proves the most talented aud attractive.
They will be all hours, EVERY DAY and EVEN
ING for two weeks, and will give special performances
Morning Afternoon. and Evening at ii. and Il O'Clock
They will sso be promsnadng about the Museum.
THEIR EXHIBITIONS ARE WONDERFULLY
EXCITING,
| THEIR EXHIBITIONS ARE WONDERFULLY
- EXCITING,
consisting Of every character costume aud performance
f,xl,n At nit-rfpo uI
DANCES, GRECIAN STATUES. MILITARY DRILL,
SCOTCH SAILOR IRISH aud YANKEE COSTUMES,
NAPOLEON BONAPARTE, COURT DRESS WILL
KINs, BOBBIN AROUND. DRUNKARD, YANKEE
| DRUMMING. FREDERICK THE GREAT. BILLY BAR
LOW, SAILORS HCRSPIPE, sc. Gen. TON THUMBS
MAGNIFICENT PRESENTS will be exhibited
THEIR RIVAL LITTLE COACHES AND PONIES
with elm coachmen and footmen Ia livery will be
the Museum a. loi ~ and O'Clock daily.
TROPICAL FISH FOR THE AQUARIA
Early in Sumner the Manager sent out expedition to the
Tropical Seas to obtain their GENEROUSLY BEAUTl-
Full FISH, has returned been perfectly successful and
the Aquaria 10 swarming with FIFTY BEAUTIFUL
ANGEL FISH MAGNIFICENT FOUR.EYED ANGEL
FISH PORCUPlNE FISH, SPANISH LADY FISH, and
other and splendid specimens. all Ofbliau. coOrs
A SPLENDID FARCE COMPANY.
consisting Of Ms J. J. PRIOR Miss JENNIE WALTERS
Mr. J. T. NAGLE, aud Messrs HAvlLAND, RILEY,
ANDERSON &c, &c, is also engaged and give AFTER.
NOON aud EVENING the ELEGANT COMEDIETrA
sati;led
LOVE IN LIVERY
Yet with all this and the Million Of other Curloses from all
parts Of the world the price Of admission remains a,
| ONLY IS CTS CHILDREN UNDER 10 YEARS, Is CTS
| NIBLO's GARDEN.-SUMMER SEASON.
~ Lessee and Mauas-r. WV. WHEATIEr
THE COOLEST THEATER IN NETWORK.
Third week and continued success OF the wordfenovned
GARRIEL RkNtL TROPHY
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The steamer c. ya.dcrbit from Hlrrisop's Landing With
s and wounded troops proceeded to David Is and
lana
Iho tisanship Empire City in the Crca, BIl.nos
Dock She vii be stp ped fec4uked coppered
Thr ship Southampton the Sectional Docs
san purpose.
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IMMATURE ALMANAC
sun-Rises.. Sets.....6:55l Moon-Rises II 70
~ WATER THIS DAT.
sandy Hook. LAG Gov. Island. 2:33 HeIGats. %lS
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Gfturslcn9.

EXCURSIONS TO COMFY ISLAND
~ Health Comfort, and Pleasure Cars leave Fulton and
Sa'haTine Ferries, Brook yB every 20 minutes
DO to the SEA SIDE.-1he cars OF the
" Consy Island and Broe1yn r. Company are now
cunning regularly from Fulton and Cahsrne Ferries Church
Lane Greenfield Orsvc'snd aud Coney Island This the
best route 20 sheep Bay Pe Psries and Ah'ocia
ice.
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NIXON's CREMORNE GARDEN,
~ Open Every Evening and Wednesday All sa'urd',
Afternoons. - .,,. ,,,>,,,,
THE GREEK FIRR FOUNTAIN EVERY NIGHT.
POSITIVELY LAST NIGHTS OF
THH SPIRIT or THE FLOOD.
sENORITA CUBAS In her very exciting dance hf'i time
tins season entitled
LOLE! FL OLE,
This dance represents perhaps 10 Its most glowing ,orm
that intense passion which 10 the ehssceno OF NC oshos
of soobrn spain the very weeds Of whose soil hot and
ferviL tnb.s IA dance RL OLE In ID. precise costume
WON 10 And.u. nhs Of festive dance ard npf 70
al the RAPTURE and sbandon which belongs 70 this the most
~ sguihc.nt Of the National Dances Of Spain.
THOMAS BAKER AID bic ORCHESTRA 10 new pro-
rrs,ne OF usc including eciors 'on the TeJ lsr
II Trovs,ore" Also the Psaoo Gaiden Polk. with Tia
original SINGING BIRD. .,,, a.,
vii he trsdaced. on Wednesday Evening. NEW PAN
TONNE, BY 81 Lehman.
WASTED 100 CHILpEHv FOR CiNpKKRLiA.
Adfni.,iou to the three entertainments, 70 centA
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CusToN. HousB NKvYoRK Aog g. 1852.
PROPOSALS will be received at this office
i until the sd inst. for SUPPLYING SHIP CHANDLERr
To- the Cutte and Boats this station. for the
hsinder Of the fiscal yea ending 3th June 1862
Lists Of the articles viii furnished apple alton
ct this Office. BRAN BARNEY, Collector
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Toth...... 'uV'f'i
We annex comparative statement VI tho Imports
of Foreign Dry Goods and General Aierchandise at
New.York for the week ending Aug. -, and since
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Burning flnio, Oils, Sc.

JAS B. Axrs, jr.. Secretary.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-10

OF the season, reached her landing at nine
o'clock Sunday morning. - -
She left at the usual hour yesterday with
far trip, and with the Prince of the stern
wheel line, Capt. Dexter himself on the
hurricane.
The j. T. McCombs, with her fine, SPA
cious- accommodations, came down Sunday
in place of the little Grey Eagle. She re-
turned to Louisville at noon yesterday. 81
The Sandy Valley. with her. guards in
the water, passed down Sunday evening.
The Ida May, with a fine trip, including.
100 bales of cotton from the Cumberland,
passed up Sunday night.
The Cheeseman, from Tennessee river,
passed up.
The Prima Donna, from ST. Louis, with
an excellent trip, passed up
The Jacob Poe, for Pit,sburg Landing,
passed down Sunday night.
the magni6cently appointed and finely
Differed passenger steamer B. J. Adams,
passed up from the Tennessee river, for
Louisville, at midnight on Sunday.
The D. B Campbell arrived from the
Wabash on Sunday night with a splendid
trip. go - sasss5r#vHt
The J. 4. Done passed up yesterday
morning.
The Gen. Anderson arrived from Cairo
during Sunday night, and took on a full
cargo for Cairo and Hickman. We under
stand she postponed her trip to Memphis
until there is greater certainty of getting
through.
The hospital steamer City of Memphis
arrived down from Louisville yesterday
and proceeded below.
The popular Green river packet Matte
Cook arrived from Bowling Green yester-
day, with magnificent trip. She returned
to Green river last night.
The Forest Queen, Capt. Conway, will
be here this morning, bound for Tennessee
river, aud will want freight and passengers.
The Eugene will be here on Thursday
morning, for Memphis. John B. hall is her
Agent.
The Woodtord will resume her trips to
Cairo on Thursday, leaving here on Friday.
The Lady Franklin, from Pttsburg
Landing, passed up yesterday.
The fine steamer Eugene, with mag
nifcent trip, reached here from the Ten
nessee river yesterday. She passed down
the Tennessee unmolested,
The popular and feet Courier is the reg
ular Cairo packet to-day.
The. Big Grey Eagle is the pact frock
Henderson, and Louisville to-day
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-10


B Those Democratic papers, which are
denouncing Gen. Hunter, should bear it in
mind that be has always been Democrat
EUaasUilte Journal
Every honest man should bear in mind
that the above is not true. Gen. Hunter
never was Democrat. He is the same
man that commanded the escort of Abra-
ham Lincoln on his celebrated tour to
Washington City, in 1861. Hunter is, aud
has been, an aboIidonist of the darkest
cast This is the way that the Evansville
Journal keeps mp its game of deception for
political purposes TerTe Haute Journal.
Gen. Hunter was always Democrat, and
was so claimed by the Democratic press
until he issued his famous proclamation.
When Fremont was superseded by Hunter,
the compromisers shouted that Hu1ter was
sound !. conservative" &c, &c. =
Col. Sumner escorted the President on
his way TO Washingtoa until ordered by
the War Department to California, when
Hunter was detailed for that duty.
This is the way the Terre Haute Journal
keeps up its reputation for persistent I'M
blushing and insensate ling.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-10

tIt.cannot have escaped your notice that
the mixing and adulterating Of Drugs,
Essential OILS and Chemicals, and especially
Powdered articles, is now carried to
greater extent than eyer before known, and
as the success and reputation of the Physi-
clan depends upoE the purity of the artceg
administered, there win always be found
Sufficient number OF the profession who can
appreciate the necessity of Pure Drugs.
Those We invite TO call unon Keller & White,
Druggists Of this city, where they may be
certain of receiving Drugs in their original
purity.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-10

NERyE.-The most remarkable case of
physical heroism that we have heard of
transpired in Newburg few days ago. DIR.
Lewis, who is in charge of the hospital at
that place, while operating on a patient re-
ceived scratch upon the fore finger of his
right hand from a bone, which so affected it
that it become necessary to anputate the
finger. This the. Doctor did himself, with
his left hand.
The pain was so great he frequently had
to lay down his Instruments, only to take
them up again and renew the undertaking,
which he successfully accomplished.
After the finger was off the Doctor
thought he discovered a defect in the bone,
which would render second nmputaton
necessary, whereupon he deliberately split
his finger up 20 the knucke and carefully
examined the bone, which finding sound
he closed it up and dressed it properly with
the assistance of bis wife, who remained
present during the operation. This is the
first case of self amputation perhaps on
record