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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-18

ID E n T | S Z r /
have located in
MONTH"; LIER,
| PERMANENTLY as II DENTS
| in the rooms formerly occupied by Dr. M. NEWTON
OVER LANGDoN's FLOUR STORE.
| To the peop, of Montpelier and adjoining towns,
wish to say am well prepared to perform any operation
in Dentistry at
REASONABLE PRICES.
insert teeth on Gold, Silver, Cheoplastic Patina
| Continuous Gum,) and Vucanite Rubber plates.
OF the Rubber cannot speak too avorably having used
ii to the entire satisfaction of and myself for
number Of years 1t is lighter stronger, easier kept
,lean free from taste durable and easily repaired
than any other kind Of plate work. Teeth filled with the
various materials for filling insure their preser-
vation Extracting done with and childrens teeth
| regulated
Of the many letters of recommendation from friends
in Wndham and Windsor Counties, will give two O,
| three:
DR.. John NJ. Comegys has practiced Surgeon Den
fist in this village for the last years. He has beer
the dentist for myself and family and also for the Inst
well qualified, and cheerully recommends him to those
requiring his professional services. or,,,
VIM h. ROCKWELL, NJ D,
Sup't Vt. Insane Asylum, Brattleboro, Aug, 49, 1861
DR.. j. NJ. Comegys-Dear sir:-My teeth are excellent
after years service am highly pleased with them
and would not part with them for any amount of money
shall esteem 1T pleasure tn recommend your to
all who be unfortunate 20 be deprived their
natural teeth know of work equal to yours in skill
du ability and finish. esteem you, in the practice Of
your profession, public benefactor.
Respectfully, Us. LEE.
So Woodstock, June Is, 1857,
Office " Be flows Falls Argus,'' March 90 1860
For several years have had dealings with DR.. j. NJ
Comegvs. and have always found him to be an upright
hgh-minded gentleman, who would be valuable addition
to me citizens of any place. AS professional man-on
which point can also speak from experience-he
second to none being fully of Dental science in
all respects.
HIRAM ATKINS, Editor Argus.
DR.. j. NJ Comegys has pracced Dentistry here during
% consult him in behalf of patients under my charge
business, ard even in the most delicate and difficult cases
gest cities of the Union like New York, Boston, Phade
phia New Orleans, who frequently declared me that
Dr. u treated them full as well, and perhaps with more
attention, than their own family dentist.
CIV. GRAU, NJ. D.,
Physician at the Wessehcft Water Cure Institution.
Bratteboro, Aug. 81, 1861.
will refer to Philip Wells Cashier Bank Brattebore
n kirkland. ESQ., f. H. Fessendcn Esq, and C. w
horton, M d., of Batleboro; c. d. Perkins, Samuel
W ood Schuyler Horsington, and Dr.. l. buchanan, of
Woodstock.
Twill warrant all Of my work and my prices shall be
ihoderate JOHN NJ. tOMEGYS.
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SHOES, CATERS &c. =,

of his own manufacture, for Mems Womea's
ami ChttdTeR'S Icedr, Always on hand, or
maue 10 order at short notice in the best
manner and on the most reasonable terms
an work warranted as good Is the best
Give me a call an'i try me. G. w. CRANE.
JohusLown Nov, 9, 'G0,-ly.
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TOWN LOTS II EBENSBURG.

Lot No. l47, having thereon erected a
Small Stone House, adjoining residence uf
Rev. Mr, HARRISON.
Lots I-5, IS6, 49,. lss, = square Of lots
fronting on Lloyd street. Lots l75 and lIG
adjoining resideuce cf john Lloyd, Ed
Lots II and of lot Il adjoining residence
of Geo. c. X. Zahn. ESQ. Lot No, - cor
| ael of High and Phaney street. All the
above are desirable building lots
ALSO s acres of Ian !, . of nf which are
| in the Borough. fronting on Julian street
/ The CarroIltown Plank Road runs through
! this propertv-it will be divided into lots to
| suit purchasers.
! ALSO l25 acres Of land situate in Cam
! hria township, known of the Pryce Hill
| Farm, about Forty acres cleared, adjoining
| lands OF John Williams. VIM. O'keefa,
| iryce >nd others. ALSO 200 acres situate
in Cambria township adjoining lands OF
| Alex M'Vicker, John M'Bride and others.
ALSO loo acres situate near uemlnck in
| Washington township, adjoining lands ot
Jacob Burgoon Charles Noon Richard Sharp
and others
Any or all of the above described property
! will ce sold on very accommodating terms il
| application be made TO JAS. c. NOON OF
PHIL S. NOON
Ebensburg April 24i-tf
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e REMOCRAp d SENTINEL"

D is published every WEDNESDAY,
Morning, 1T ONE DOLLAR AND FIFTY CENTS
per annurn. payable in advance; One Doll
Lar AND SEVENTY FIVE CENTS, if not paid
within six months and Two DOLLAR If
not paid until the termination of the year.
No subscription will be received for
shorter period than six months. and no
subscriber will be at liberty To discontinue
his paper until all arrearages are paid. ex-
cept at the option of the editor. Any per>
son subscribing for six months vii lie char
zei ONE DOLLAR, unless the money
Is paid in advance.
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DR.. WM.B. HURD's
NEURALGIA PLAS / EES.
FOR THE CCkEDF
NEURALGIA.

or Tcytnacnc produced 10y colds.
LOCAL NEURALGIA.
Is Immediately cured 10y their application.
They act ike a charm, and are perfectly
harmless in their nature DO not produce
blister and leave 40 unpleasant results.
pR. w,i. TUED's NEURALGIA PLAsrERs.
never fail e. give satisfaction TO ali who
test thIir virtue.
Prepared at I}r. Hurd's Dental Office,
No, - Fourth Street. Brooklyn Z. D.
PRiCE. ONLY 10 CENTS EACH.
4 liberal discount made to dealers.
Address Principal Office. Tribune Build
ings. No. l spruce Street. New york.
Sold in Philadelphia 10y Dyott & Co, 232
North 2nl Street: o. i. iIuhbeI. l3IO
Chestnut Street and by ali Druggists.
Dec, IS d'6I-ly.
NoTIcE.-We are daily lcc,iying orders u
and by mail for one or more of DIR. Huri's
Dental Remedies, which We cannot fl.
None are mailabie except the Neuralgia
Plaster. which we send on receipt of Price
Us cents) ami one stamp. But to accon>
aGate persons in places where the druggists
and storekeepers are behind the age. we
have put up packages IN white embossed
boxes, seven inches by four. with cOmpart-
ments-ea-h box containing a hcttle Of Dr.
Hurd's Mouth Wash. ana Tooth AcEe Dyops
B q oOA 'i % 4 otCtteT-. inc NctpWJ'd ftdS. .
ter. aud a valuable little Treatise on Teeth
and their Disea.ss. the best means If preserD-
( ing them, and tie proper Treatment of CLil
{ dreT's Teeth. worth Of itself the entire cost
/ to every young man or woman, or parents
/ with young children; with sundry other
/ articles price per package one dollar. or six
| packages for SIS. sent by express as directed
. As the Express charges are not much. if any
| more on n dozen .han on one II Is far cheau
| A large family will want all. or the surplr:
J rsn he disposed nf - neishbors eitb puhIi-
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-12-10
Ayers Sacsaparilla

Is ea szee-,sut re-nedy, ard worthy the coa-
@5sccs CT tho community.
Fog sp-!ag Diseases.
TrGs Purifying the S;ooj.
E'o= scrosuIa OF Sin='s Evil.
Eor Turaors, Ulcers, ana Eor.s.
r'ur TrEpt.ons and Pin pIss.
Ec= BIntckes, .Iains, and Bots.
E7or st. Anfhony's EiIs, Ro=e. or Fry
ger CesGe- g. Salt EJseun. fsEp=;ar.
Scr scai2 Head and RtaS-rOrn
Fog Cancer and CaacS=oEs Sores
f-or sore sz.es, Sore Ears, ana EIu1roF..
Fer Female Diseases.
E-or Sr,1p=exeiou and iEre EsIlsEIty.
Fc< sy ypEilfs or yene<eaI Diseases.
l-o= Liver CSnrlatnES.
Ger 3,seEscs oE tks Heart.
The Mayors OF the chief cities CT the Uni
ted S:ctes, Canadas. and British Provinces
Chli, Peru, Brazil, Mexico, snd IL fact al
luoCt all tEe cities On this continent have
signed this dccu-cs csnt, to assure their Deopl,
what remedies -heF may Use with safety and
confidence But our space VIII only airli'
4 pcTtio2 CT them.
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ShDDLERY! SADDLERYl

fHHE SUBSCRIBER would respectfully
j inform the citizens OF Ebensburg and
surrounding country. that he has opened a
Saddler's shop, in the basement of his
dwelling house, on Horner street, where he
is prepared to furnish TO order on the
most reasonable terms, every d scription of
Saddles. Brides, and Harness &c.
Having many years experience in the
business, employing none on. the hest
workmen. and using the best material Ipon
all his work. ne hopes to merritt and receive
liberal share of the public patronage.
Country produce at all times taken in
for work, and the highest market prices
exchange allowed.
JAMES MAGUIRE.
Ebeusburg. Sept, IA, lS59.-tf.
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Ai:l :lIORS OF TILE
Grea. Cities,

Great CiGlSS, |,
we. ~ anas-.isned Mayors. keFe2y GER
s.rv ,has tbs ErS5g-a.J, Ap9tAe cf7iz'' "h-
,--=-i-,, - - ss--a-..- ,l,!s5 have -Enoj
. ,1--,-,a.,-of 5-,ura-lCc to Is t!lat a faaS
stPRkPArrLEA has been found ID Fe
a r,r,,.5,- lf great exec iclce, s-ld worthy
., couaae2ae % the C 9llGiu2Itg
roI7. JAMES COOK,
Mayer Of LOWELL, EASs.
E0E. AIBIN BEARD,
No. OF EASEJh, IT, L
HON. {. II. HARRINGTON,
EI.ysr o. ElA--CIH TER, II. =. |
HON. JOHN ABBOTT,
1dayoc Of CONCoZD, Il Il |
HON. s. Il. BULLOCK,
Mlyo- OF WOECES|I;I!, MASS.
EoT. NATHL sILsFEE,
Mayo of SALShi, Iz->SS
ZOE. 7. W. LINCoLrT, Jr-,
Mayor CT BOSTON, IA5S.
HON. VIZ. III. RCDcIAE.
Mayer Of PROVIDENCE. Z. =
HON. AICS w. PRENTICE.
MAycr Of NORWICH. CoE'lS.
HON. j. N dAREiS,
Mayor % EEw LONDON, conn.
HcE. CHAS. 8. RODIER,
Mayor OF MONTREAL, C. E.
HON. D. T. TIENANN,
Mayor of REV YORK CITY
Hon. Il. III. KINSTREY,
Mayer OF HAMILTON, G VI
HON. ADAM wILsON,
Mayor Of TORONTO, C. ~.
HON. R. NJ. BISHOP,
Mayor Of CINCIHNATI, OHIO.
HON. I. II. CRAWFORD,
Mayor Of LOUISVILLE, KY
HON. JOHN SLOAN,
Mayor OF LYONS, IOWA
HON. JAMES IcFEETERS,
Mayor of BoWIANVILLG. c. "
HON. JAMES w. NORTH,
Mayor os AUGUSTA, lie
HON. HENRY COOPER, Jr.,
Msyor OF HALLCWEBL, lie
HON. JAMES s. BECK.
Mayor Of FREDERICTON, y. Z
HON. WILLARD NYB,
HON. J. BLAIsDELL,
MAJOR OF FALL RIVER, MAS
HON. ". Il. CRANsToE,
Mayor al NEWPORT, r.
HON. FRED sT4HE,
Mayor OF GALENA, Ill
ECU. JOHN EODGDEN,
Mayor Of DUBUQUE, low
LON. THOMAS CRUTCHFIEHD
EAyor of CHATTANOOGA, T13-1-
uON. RCBERT BLAIR,
Mayor Of TUSCALOOSA, u
EoCT. z. y. BAUEu,
Mayor of idEMP6[3, -G-..
HON. GERARD sTITB,
N-yo- CT NEW ORLEANS, l.
HON. II. D. SCRANTON,
Mayor of ROCHESTER,, Il.
HON. De WITT C. GROVE,
Mayer Of UTICA, =.
HON. GEO. WILSON,
Mayor oE PITTsBUac,
HON. c. Il. BULL,
Mayor OF DETROIT III
HON EEnIAN L. PAGE.
Blsyo- CT lzILwAURIE. Y
EoN. ". W. VAUGHN
Mayor of RACINE. y
Certify taa. the residen. Druzzio.s hc
sssursd the-u
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Advertising Rates.
Buy your Goods at Altoona.

4 Long experience has fully convinced
n me that the CASH SYSTEM Is TIE
BEST. both for merchant and consumer
and for the future, l am determined TO do
entirely a CASH ami ONE price business.
have lust returned from the cities of New
York aud philadelphia. with the latest and
cheapest assortment of Goods over bought
Western Pennsylvania. 1t would, here. re-
uuire too much space 10 euumerate all Ct
the different articles | now propose to whole
sale OF retail but l invite attention TO a
few Of the rare goods seldom brought t. the
country. Morianta Silks, Black Silks. Fuu-
lards. Debergus, Scha!Iies. Ginghams, Tick
| ings, Brown and i:leackcl MuSlius, Table
Napkins. Table Diapers. Ducals, pelAIues,
| Carnbrics. Checks, Gloves, Eeps, Hop,ins,
| Prints, Linens, Hosiery. Cashmere, Cotton
| a les. &c Boots and Shoes. of every dcs-
! cript;on for Ladies, Misses. Men and 80. !;
| Carpeting Of many varieties, ranging IN
! price from twelve aud a-half cents upwards:
| Oil Cloths, Window Shades. Wall Paper
| Spaiug Wagons fn Children, and Grucerie-
of all kinds, such as the best Syrup No as
ses, on,v 80 cents per Gallon 81 class. only
so cents, Sugars at 10, II and III cents
per ID. Coffee. Tea, Spices, Salt. Fish,
Soap, Candles. &c, Q IeenSware and Glass
ware, such as Weigewood's : celebrated Iron
Stone Tea Sets, Forty six Pieces, only s. 81.
China Sets complete, only tl2. Chambel
Sets, from iI.25 upward. Fruit Stands
Cake Stands, jelly Dishes, Preserve Jars
Goblets. TumNlers, &c, sc.
would respectfully invite the public t,
call and examine my stock before conciuiiU=
to purchase else here. as ! feel coufilen
that can convince them that it is cheape
10 buy FOR CASH han on CREDIT; aIC
also. that my stock is worth an examina
ton. Il. 4. o. KERR.
Altoona, Pa, Sept. 8, 1862.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.

The subscribers offer the following valua-
bic property. at private sale, on most rea-
sonable terms and easy payments.
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TOWN HALL HOTEL.

-
THE undersigned tegs leave to announce
to his frien,ls of Gambia and the aiiining
counties, that he has oEeued a HOTEL ia
the West Ward of Ebensbu Q. where ne is
prepared TO accommodate s,.iouruers aid
travellers IN all that appertaius 20 their COM
fort. HIS BAR will be found replenished
with the best of Union Spirits" and Malt"
Liquors, in the language of the memorable
act of Assembly. under which Ire starts out
Connected with the establishment, is a
TEN PIN ALLEY, the only one in the
place, which will be attended at all times
by the necessary "Pin Iiiters.''
The subscriber solicits portion of public
patronage, which favor he will reciprocats
according TO his size.;'
July %. 1e62.-3S-o.
EbENSBURG FOUNDRY.-HAvING
EL purchased the entire stock and fixt-
ures OF the Ehenshurg Foundry, the
subscriber is prepared to furnish farmers
and others with
PIOus hs, Plough Points. Stoves
Mill Irons. ThreShing Machines
and castings of any kind that may be nee>
ded in the communIIy.
BY strict attention to the business OF
the concern. he hopes 10 merit, and
| trusts he will receive a liberal patronage
from thosein want of articl,s in his line.
All business done at the Foundry.
EDWARD GLASS.
March %, '55-tf. Is, 1861.
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royaSu0gnAp zAa-o sya1ag11a!a-Ao

benefit. f1r no one can estimate Low much
pain. suffering, u'hapPine.s. 5na ei~n-uTe-
inant. expense, iuas OF time and Io"ney
would he saved 10 tic country ID every lam
~ 70 day hal uUe ui these packages. winch
IN itself {, a .nllvte set Or Dental hr'ut
-. AG!ress WM 3. HUGD Il Co. Tni,
me Puiiai. gNeyy York. and T,itc name aTa'l
oS Slress ulaiulv That TemittauCeS may &c
made with confidence. W B. II. y Cu-re
rer t. The Mayor Il Bro, klyu. to G. y. GTif
fifth. President IF tie Farmers an'. C'liz. n
Bank. brooklyn to 'ie Edi:o If the Am
lear Nuau afaciures' Gazette TO Icy. Coz
Co p S-ehlishe-~' Agents. New York ; 20
r,:ere' raaHu,7. E~q who know good
=. =. iihzn .aey see Il and VINO has already
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1000 Agents wanted:

To introduce Dr.. Turd's D, n:al Remedies
into every Count. Men az Women wh"
wanr L. make u. .ouev quickly. can 40 better
with tie. articles than anything in market
TTsv ale new. useful. low priced. and W
are spencin thousands IN Advertising them
for the brn-ii: Of agr,-tS. Boxes Of samples
containing one d,s=n "f the one dollar pack
a.r,.s a.5ya specified. EiJh circulars viii ue
sent. on rcc,ip; cf ssrsa Z liars. about ia!i
Price. 20 any person wishing To test -is'r h-r
Skill in selling wiih the view Of bcc"m.ng
~ agent. Ti.ev can Toe s,lA ina day 70 u
,cs,,i8 rather pay salaries taGE C"iaa"iSSlofs
f5 ttose trho I.T5-e taslsrlcas C.5scie1.t sa.sS-
man.
iTNav Is :i.- time 20 Eet into husiness
Fox a,islrcss anG --ir-slicoS see the above
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HOUSE.

Whe uu&.,si-s.. having purchased AMI
| -aheu 3..-sss>iyu f the El-nhu--
Eou-s i!ariae.y aculiel 10y Henry Fn>rer.)
MI. Ge happy to receive and accsnui"i-
ate his ulG CUSTOMERS. ami al clhc.s who
u,ay he ci-p.-~el @, Vatnnize linn. Tiie
Proprietor feels assured from the spa. rs
ilDlS 81. SIa BE x other facilities that
hc car offer At least a. good accn4uuln
datirns as can be had II any other IN the
place He IS in possession Of large supply
oi ,.e clsoi-ssr liquors with which lis jar
wi. L- furnished; lis table viii lie Gu-n
i>he,l with all II juxurieS of tie season. ard
heir-ea2s hy uis hospitality aui care. to
merit the patronage cf ali t-oSe who stop
witLliin.
ISAAC CRAWFORD.
Ebensburg April, l.. IsGI IT,
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EFE wN. 3. gzESDsS
MOUTH WASH

y liberal discount made e. dealers
Address Principal Office 'i..rlt'sne Bu-.'-
u.,s. No. Spruce Street. New Y.rk.
sold in Philadelphia hy nva:t & g.. -
North Dad. Street: O. ! IIuhnch. l4l"
Chestnut Street an hy n. DRUGGISTS.
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DIR. ss1E. EsEREsS-S
TCOTHhCHE DROPS.
For THE CURE GF
T0GTHAGHE.


i, d, rarrlcu. ,Ily adopted to a.: rasc. O..
cul,dlru ..fliiy;vl Witu
TGOrUACIE.
Parents caG relieve 'a-nse'v-s .rp-c ana
listrcssilE WEAKNESS c1I>-n ~
LOSS OF SLEEP
and their children from great s,.E,r:uE. lN
keeping iDttle #
Dir wN, Is. HURD's TOoIHACUE DEoPs.
IN the house.
Frelr,rel at Or. Husd's Dental Cilice. y
- Fourth Street Bruuklyu T. y.
PRICE ONLY II CENTS PER BOTTLE
= liberal discount made u dealers.
AiircSS principal Office. Tribune Bui..>
in-s. M. Spruce Street New l"Ik-
Sold ia Philadelphia hy Dy"tt * g.. 2@-
North 2ud. Street: Q. !. lluhiscli IllL
Chestnut Street; and Icy al DrU-gistS.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-02-01


Senator wilson's btsi, which, if passed, will
cut of great many OF their privileges,
have succeeded in obtaining their pay from
the troops at Cairo and Paducah. They had
their claims made out with proper vouchers
from the captains of various companies and
then made an arrangement with the pay
masters, allowing them two and half per
cent for collecting their claims. The lat
ter, in settling with the soldier, took the
amount of the Suffers bill from the sum
due him from the Government, paying him
the balance. The Paymasters have made a
handsome thing out of this transaction. A
rough calculation, based on the sum TO be
paid to one Sutler of our acquaintance, leads
us to conclude that at least two or three
thousand dollars have been made by the
paymasters, in settling with the troops al
Paducah and Cairo alone.
Most of the troops at Cairo and Bird.
Point keep closely housed. The weather
is terribly cold for their muslin tents, and
it is strange that no more die than do.
The high water seems to have occasioned
little inconvenience so far, 10 camp, and as
the river is falling rapidly, there is little
danger of any serious annoyance 10 this
particular.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-02-01

A BEAUTIFUL REGIMENTAL FLAG.-We
had the pleasure of examining, last even
ing, the most elegant regimental standard
we have seen during the war. It was
manufactured in Cincinnati for Mr.. VIM.
Baker, who designs presenting it TO the
First Indiana Cavalry. 1t is made of heavy
blue silk, upon which is worked in colors
the coat of arms of the United States. The
flag is surrounded with heavy gold fringe,
and a gold cord and tassels is suspended
from the top of the staff, which is hand
somely mounted The words t'First Indi-
ana Cavalry" are inscribed beneath the
coat of arms Altogether, it is the most
complete flag we have noticed. it is to be
placed at the head of a regiment famous for
It's gallantry at Frederick town, aud which,
under the guidance of Col. Baker, will yet
win fresh lsurels.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-02-01
The Latest Southern Expedftfon,


At two o'clock yesterday, $50 officers
and men of the Sixtieth Regiment, Indiana
Volunteers, embarked on board the steamer
Golden State for Henderson. The reported
presence of rebels in the vicinity of Hen
derson, up to the hour ofwriting, has not been
very clearly established and ii was gen.
orally believed yesterday that the Sixtieth
had gone en- the widest of "wild goose
chases. However this may be, the boys
were delighted with move ana expressed
the wish that they might find the Secesh
and give them Hooaier reception. They took
with them portion of the arms belonging
to the Indiana Legion, not having been pro-
vided with cartridges for their new Saxon
Rifles. We have Especial correspondent"
with the expedition, who will give us early
Information of the anticipated attack. In
he meantime we commend our soldiers to
the hospitality of the Union men of Hen
derson.
One Company OF Home Guards had signi-
fed, in the morning, their willingness to
share the fatigue and brave the dangers of
the campaign IN Henderson county, but
when the hour arrived for departure, only
twenty answered to their names. The
Home Guards being "invineible in peace,
and invisible in war;" cannot be expected
to take active part in expeditions of this
character where there is a very remote posi-
bility of some one being burt
P. S. friend has just informed us that
the Legion is to be held as /" reserve" In
justice to the Home Guards, we must say
that We have heard 30 one object to being
! thus helt.'
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-02-01

VIM. :Daiiey, (private) severely John
Sprague, (private) slightly.
Co. B.-Capt. Jas. Fl. Vanarsdall, kMont-
gomery county. James F. Cosner, (private)
killed; Amos K. Misner, (private) mortal
Iy wounded; Thomas Lands, tprivate)
slightly; Thomas Hunt, (private) Slightly;
VIM. Y. Porter, (private) slightly Isaac
F. Miller, (Ord. Serg.) slightly; John W..
Hogsett, (Sergeant) slightly; George W..
Bradford, (2rivate) slightly; Samuel ~.
Cray, (priva:e) slightly; Jeremiah Crane,
(private) Eighty; Josiah Ferguson, (pri
vate) slig lily; VIM. o. Higgins, (private)
slightly David B. Lyrue, (private) slight
ly; Geo. B. MARROW, (private) slightly
John Miller, (private) slightly; Andrew
0cheltree, (private) slightly; Jas A. Shoe
maker, (private) slightly; John B. Simp-
son, (private) slightly; Thomas J. Simpson
(private) slightly Benz. NJ. Vancleve, (Pri-
vate) slightly; Martin v. West, (Privatel
Slightly.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-02-01
To Travellers and Boaraers.

The american House formerly the Pa
vilion) corner OF Water and Sycamore
streets, Evansville Ind, has, since its open
iDg, had an unparalleled run of patronage
The proprietors are W. H. BoIcoURT form
erly of the Guy Hotel, and J. J. Piusbury,
formerly captain of the steamer Masonic
Gem.
The house is newly furnished and ftte6,
aud is well arranged to accommodate the
public. Prices in accordance with the
times.
This establishment is located convenient
ly to business, aud is in every respect
home for the wayfarer. Nov. 2s.dtf.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-02-01

G5~ JEFF Thompson's swamp foxes con-
tinue to harass the Union men of South
east Missouri, some Of whom have felt i'm
PEELED to abandon .heir homes in order to
save their lives. Among the latter was
the family of Mr.. Rouse, who owned a very
pretty place in Charleston, which he gave
up to the tender mercies of the rebels, and
moved to Henderson. The old gentleman
himself, is a staunch Union man, always
receiving and entertaining the Federal
troops when they visited his town. For
this he became marked man." and the
rebels swore vengeance whenever they
should be able to lay their hands on him.
In addition to these threats against his life
his family was cut Off from all intercourse
with their friends and denied even the
privileges of the mails.
Unwilling longer to submit to this con-
dition of things, he watched his opportunity
to get away his furniture and left. His
dwelling is now vacant, and ne never ex-
poets to see it again as he feels sure the
first time Thompson's men visit Charleston
it will be set on fire and destroyed.