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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-03-10

BY virtue of an order of sale Issued ont Of the
Office of the Clerk of the Court of Common
Pleas Of Vanderbargh oEnty, Indiana, in favor Of
John Whitehead, jr., and Robert Gray, and against
Ambrose Levin e. al, will on
49, THURSDAY. MARCH 20, 1862,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock A. NJ and 4
O'Clock p. "A. of said dRv, at the door Of the
Court House in the City of Evansville, Indiana
ofsr for sale at public auction the rents, issnes
and profits for the term Of years Of the fol-
lowing described real estate. to-WiE:
The east half OF th Q south west quarter of tho
ut beast quarter; also the east half Of the NORTH
west quarter OF the southeast quarter Of section
thirty hve (3o), in township four a south of range
lon ttOl west containing forty acres, (ulore or
iess) situate in Vanderbnrgh county, Indiana
Aud should said rents and pfohts not sell for a
sum sufficient to sstsfy said and COSTS | viii
1t the sans time aud place offer f. sale the lee
sisnIis Of said premises
GEORGE W0LFLIH,
sheriff ". q.
Wheeisr 3 Iglshart, Plaintiffs Attorneys
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Major General.

New YORK, March s.--Specials this
morning are very barren of real news. The
Tribune's dispatch says contracts for Il 9
transportation Of arm supplies for the next
two years from Fort Geagenworth and Kan
sas City to the posts west Of these points,
including ali in Kansas, Nebraska, Utah,
Colorado and New Mexico were to-day
awarded by Gen. Meigs to Irwin, jackson
4 Co., the former contractors-their bid be-
ing regarded as the one most favorable to
the government.
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WASHINGTON, March s.-Commissioner
of Indian Affairs, Dale, has returned from
the West. While 10 Kansas and Nebraska,
the Indian Chiefs called upon him and
rendered the services of their warriors for
military service, but these cannot be &C
cepted.
Over 5000 loyal Indian refugees from
the Cherokee country are in the lower part
OF Kansas on their retreat thither from the
superior forces of the enemy. They threw
away everything which impeded their STAIN
pede. The panic among them at that time
is represented as frightfuI. These Indians
being in destitute condition, Gen. Hunter
supplied their immediate wants. Commits
sioner Dale telegrsphsd the Government
authorities here, and through his representa-
tions Congress promptly passed al act for
their relief.
The Post Office Department received a
letter from Nashville to-day dated 81 inst,
in whlct i is stated that speciaI- agent
Office of that city, found the rebel Postmas-
ter had stripped it OF every article OF prop
erty, including blanks, locks, mail bags,
scales, keys, &c. The agent had managed
10 pet mails from Nashville TO Louisville.
The letter adds that the federal officers and
troops have agreeabiy disappointed the Sc
cessionists by their good behavior aud de-
pertinent. Others are mad because the
officers aud men will not commit acts OF
violence aud perpemate outrages OF some
kind.
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@sHERxRPs SIZE, Jv-O. 50.

By virtue of two executions, issued out of the
office of the Clerk OF, the Court of Common Pleas
OF Vanderburgh county, Indiana, one in favor of
b. c. Keller, Isaac T. White, e. al and one IN
favor Of Alexander sir--@or and both against
William Boyle I VIII on
THURSDAY, MARCH 20, Is6z,
between the hours Of ton O'Clock A. M and
80 M. Of 7aid day al the door Of tho Court
Hoa- the Cts oE EvsnsviIie Indiana offer Tor
sac 81 Mic saetion tte rents. issues aad PROFITS
fox tbs toFiE Il seus Years al fHs f,llauvihy 49,
5eflbed Real Eass - to-gyif
The undivided third oil fet Ma F44 n
6loeh Nc. one aunsza-i and tHsertv- I've tl25} ia
AiaEl4are CITY banaaE9aa gh county Indiana,
And should said rents and profits not sell for a
sum sufficient to satisfy said writ and cost s. will
&C the same time and place offer for sale the fee
simple OF said premises.
- GE0RGE W0LFLIN,
Sheriff V. O.
feb27-$5,25
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BLUEGRASS NURSERIES.
GREAT B ARG AIN s

E.AR9E Il sOBT TIN BNT OF
al Fruit and Ornamental Trees, Apple Trees,
$40 per hundred; Dwarf and Standard Pears from
Is 20 10 cents each ; Cherries from IS 70 % cents
each Peaches, Plums, Ohestnuts, Goosebsrries,
Currents, &C., at low rates. Red Cedar dve to six
fact. SO per hundred; Chinese Arborvitees three
feet, at $40 ner hundred; Pitch Pine, American
ArborvitB, White Pine, Hemlocks BGlsam Fir
Norway Spruce, Scotch Fir aud Juniper, ell at low
rates. 6v WI. CRISP, q
mhsdltGAw Sandersville, Indiana &
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ApvEarrsrMEar AaswEnED.-A Cieve

ADVERTIsEAEENT ANsWERED.-A CieFe-
land paper recently had the following:
Young girl wanted BY, tthe
blank being filled by the advertisers
nancy
Next morning be found at his door a
large basket, carefully covered with a
shawl, containing a plump and healthy
baby, of the feminine gender, around
whose neck was ribbon, with the follow
ing letter of introduction:
q Mr.. -: You advertised in. this
weeks - that you wanted "a young
girl." / hope the article / send will meet
your requirements. could have sent her
to Won still younger il your advertisement
had appeared before, but as it's, she IS only
a week old; have ne younger one at presen''
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Bay A young woman, whose name had
been registered as the wife Of Lieut. Morti-
more, of the LIST Kentucky Regiment COM
Hotel, Louisville, on Monday afternoon, by
taking laudanum. Nothing is known as to
bar history. ID z 0.4a
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Ne VS. BY TEL EGRAPH.
zsgfs'T ~ REa y . v. LIFE.
Exclusively for the Journal.
AZ DON REPORT.

Great Battle near &c. Craig
Both parties claim the Vic
tory Rebels probably vic
torious-Loss very heavy
on b5th sides Kit. Carson
takes a and-FinaI result
of battle not yet known.
From Fortress Monroe-Gen.
Burnside at Winton, and
advancing ON Norfolk
Great excitement in Nor
foIk-The Steamer Merri-
mac ready for Sea, with
flags flying, and crew on
board-Germans being ar
rested in Richmond-Aw-
full discovery at the Turn
ers' Hall.
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TRI-WEEKLY & WEEKLY.
A YEAR OF GREAT INTEREST.

TIE EvANsvILLR Journal is now 10 the 9th
year of its existence. During all that period It
has sought to be in every respect faithful ehroni
cler of the times, the people and the country"
The circulation of the JOURNAL is q gratifying
evidence that our labors appreciated. Never
before was a newspaper more necessary than at
present. Ne man can fail to understand the inn
poftauce of keeping up with the stormy times
in which We live He who does not read now, and
keep informed the current events of the day,
will have the failure TO do for a lifetime
regret.
OUR ARMY CORRESPONDENCE.
Nearly every resident of Indiana has relatives,
friends, or neghbors in the Grand Army Of the
MON. Indiana has sent her armed sons into the
field by thousands, aud they stationed on
the capes of North Carolina, along the Potomac,
among the mountains OF Virginia, or marching
southwark through kentucky and Missouri. A
few months may find some of them the Gulf
of Mexico, encamped before Fort Sumter and
Charleston, or occupying New Orleans. In nearly
every Division Of the army have regular CORES
pondents, whose letters will sPpear in the columns
of the Journal.
44I4 II. p y A1-E, GENERAL INA ALTERS
and abroad, will give attention to other matters
that may be of in terest the public. In the local
columns of the Daily JoUREAL will be chrenicied
military appointments re5iSnablOhs anu PlOho-
items made for and among our State troops, and
whatever else may daily transpire of general i'm
portance The local columns of the Daily JOURNAL
will also contain from day to day items cleaned at
home and from our Indiana exchanges or military
news in all parts Of the State
STATE NEWS AND HOME INTEREST,"
Not designing desiring to be exclusively mill
tary in conducting the JOURNAL, attention wiz De
| paid to whateser may be Immediately Important
to our subscribers State news and home interests
will always las they have in the pas0, receive espe-
eial attention The Daily and Weekly JOURNAL
will contain teIegraphic summaries Of the eondi-
| ton of the Cincinnati New York and foreign mar
| kets. ,,.,-,o1,
| Daily journal, per w
Daily Journal, per week eents
TrI-Weekly Journal, FER year.--.....-.-.... u 90
| Weekly Journal, single subscriptions, per
year %
Weekly eurnaI to clubs of ten, yer year,. 90
subscriptions ieUaridbls In advance. ~
The usual discount viii be made to News Agents.
Address, za.----se
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TIMES DISPATCH.

The more the Presidents message is dis
cussed, the more difficult is IL to define the
position of parties in regard TO it, One
great point, however, is gained; the sub
ject is universally discussed with more cool
ness than ever before characterized dis
cussion about slavery.
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NMERARR's s.RAB, JN-O. 81.

By virtue of order of Sale issued out of the
Office of the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas,
of Vanderburgh county, Indiana, in faver Of Paul
j. Mars and against Samuel p. Havlin, will on
THURSDAY, MARCH 20, 1862,
between the hours OF 10 O'Clock A. H. and O'Clock
p M. of said day, at the door of the Court House
in the city of Evansville, Indiana offer for sale
at public auction the rents, issues and profits for
the term of seven years of the following described
real estate, tO-wit:
All that part of lot No. twenty mine (29). In the
original plan of the city of Evans Elle in Wander
burgh county, Indiana commencing on Vine
street, eighty i've (S5) feet and eight 60 inches
from the corner Of First and Vine streets, ia ence
running on the line of said Vine street twenty
four (24) feet and four az inches towars the Ohio
river; thence across said lot line parallel with
First street TO the back lime of said lot No. %,
thence said back line twenty-fou feet GAY and
four az inches towards First street, and thence on
a straight bne to the place Of beginning.
And should said rents and profits OF said real
estate not sell for sufficient to satisfy said
writ and COSTS / will at the same time and place
offer for sale the fee simp pie of said premises
GEORGE WOLFLIN,
Sheriff " O.
G. W Hardin Pms Aftsv feb27-R625
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Fort MONROE, March IA flag Of truce
from Norfolk brought down the command
ant of the French steamer. He represents
that there was great excitement at Norfolk.
The hotels were swarming with officers
from the-Gulf States. The Virginia troops
have bean sent away. The people dread
the destruction of the city in case of attack
A strong force is concentrating at Suffolk
to check Gen. Burnside, who was reported
to have reached Winton. in force aud was
moving on Suffolk
The reason given by the rebels for not
returning DOL Corcoran is that maps and
drawings have been found concealed upon
bis person. No further communication has
been received as to the release Of federal
prisoners at Richmond
Richmond papers of Friday contain no
military news, except the arrest of aInum-
Der of Union men, principally Germans. A
detective officer broke into the room of the
German Turner's and found two American
flags, and a painting on the wall of the
Goddess of Liberty holding the American
colors and a shield, with the words under
meath, q Hats Off"
The House of Representatives have passed
a resolution by a vote of IL TO l, RECON-
mending and directing military command
ers to destroy all cotton and tobacco when
it is in any danger of falling into the hands
of the enemy.
A resolution was also adopted asking the
President to inform the House what foreign
vessels are doing in Hampton Roads.
The Richmond Dispatch says that a yes
sci drawing sixteen feet water recently
passed out of Charleston Harbor.
Charles Palmer, arrested for dislOyalty
few days since at Richmond, has been dis
charged.
Specie is quoted in Richmond at 40 to
so per cent. premium.
A dispatch from Atlanta, Georgia, says
the Federal troops have possession of Muir
freesboro, and that Gen. Sidney johnson
had retreated to Decatur, Alabama.
The Rev. Daniel Wilmot, late of Phia-
delphia, was consecrated at Richmond on
Thursday rs Bishop of Alabama.
The steamer Merrimac was lying near
the navy yard yesterday morning with flags
flying and crew on board. She draws
twenty three feet of water, and is described
as looking like the roof OF a sunken house,
with smoke stack protruding from water.
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= BRAvERY OF THE WoUNDED UPON .TH
..----.-.-.-- a.. -,


BRAVERY OF THE WoUNDED UPON THE
FIELD.-A correspondent from Fort Donel-
son writes:
story was told me of one man,
strapping German, whose right arm was Ia
ken off at the shoulder by cannon shot.
He rose from under the hands of the dresser
and went ronnd telling what be and bis
comrades had done. 1t is noticeable that
our men fired high and the rebels low
Many of their fallen were shot through the
head many Of our men were shot in the
legs and lower part of the body. 1t was
common expression in .oRr field hospitals,
Patch me up again for Gods sake, Doctor,
| want to go to Nashville with the rest of
the boys ~"
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Special Notices.

IA af DoasfbIs that any Soldier can he SO fool
N "a 70 leave the city without supply of Hoilo-
,vavas Ointrnent and Pills Whoever does will
5sanly ravrat *. These medicines are the only
cortain cure for Bowel Complaints, Fevers, Sores,
and scnrvv Only Is cents per Box or Pet
fsbIs-d1w
zVrt,~ EaorseFtae.--It is a very dificult matter
With ana majority Of persons TO restrain their appe-
tites: hence, we SEQ abundance OF Dyspepsia
Liver CompIaints, aud Disorders Of the siomA'h
ana Digestive Organs. Hollands German biiters
will entirely cure these complaint and restore tne
ssstom 70 its original Sigor aud strength fneS
ere Tor sale By druggists and dealers 10 ned1elnes
everywhere, at 70 cent per bottle isois
1Tt0TFOJN~ "a FrEsv6S.--lO0 bales for sai'
az 40 CENTS per pound. -
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3 DEPRESSING AccIDEET.-The most shock
ing accident that it has ever been our duty
to record, occurred about o'clock yester-
day morning..
Maggie Heating, an Irish girl, in the
family of hir. J. Fl. Jones, had returned
from party at about one o'clock in the
morning, and, after sleeping for a short
time, arose, thinking it time to prepare
breakfast. When lighting the fire, she
found il was only three o'clock, and sat
down in a chair by the FIRE and went to
sleep. About O'Clock she awoke, envel-
oped in flames-her clothes having caught
from the CRATE. She ran out through the
Kitchen into the back yard, to the pump,
where Mr.. Jones, being reused by her
sereams5 found her terribly burned, and
Writhlng in agony Medical attendance
was Immediately caiIeds but enc physician
pronounced the injuries fEtat
Last evening she was stlll alive but not
the slightest hope exists Of her Feeovery.-
z. III Express
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EVANSVILLE JouRNAL Co.;
EVANSVILLE, IND.

q UPPEKRD .aR.REsNs-~RSvs0T TN ER
~ lot Of those nice SHAKER BkoOMs-so
cheap at Is cents each, at NlCk611 1nSoo.s
D.gTROJN-KZR ROME sMsaJTg%AC-
az TURE.-A very choice article OF Soren"n
VIOKERX BIOS.
oct94 z&e No. 81, Main Street..
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q HERKF.kyS SIZE JV-O. 50.
BY virtue Of five executions issued out Of the
ON ee of the Clerk Of the Court Of Common Pleas,
Of NanderbHrgh county Indiana, one in favor of
James Fiack, in favor OF Robert Butcher, and
aa4se5B efse u y. neIsA Nn1 -
and against Thomas Clifford, and one in favor Of
Robt. Fergus and against n. Rowiey and Thomas
Clifford, will on
THURSDAY, MARCH 20, 1862,
between the hours no o'clock A. u. and o'clock
r. NJ. of said day, at the door Of the Court Honse
Id the City of Evansville, Indiana, offer Tor sale at
public auceion the rents, issues aud profits toi the
term years Of the following described real
estate, te-wit
The undivided one-half of the south vest quarter
of thu south east quarter of section eighteen U.s.
in township six (6l south Of range ten (l0) west,
said undivided ODe-haH containing twenty acres. =
Also the undivided one half Of the three most
noTtheEiy lots parcels Of land in the plat Of
- Wickham, I" the same is plated and recorded
in the Recorders Office of Vanderburgh county
being part of the west half OF the northeast
quarter of Sc tion nineteen (19), township and
range aforesaid. r
Also the northern part Of the south lot Of said
plan Of Wick ham " conveyed 10 Thomas Clifford
by j. r. f. G. Morgan by a Deed dated September
18th 1856 and recorded on page 6Tl, Book Of the
Deed Records of YandeTburgh county said prop
erty being known the +" Dunk Place, snc con-
tains about two and a half acres of land. -
And should said rents and profits not sell Ior
sum sufficient TO satisfy said writs and Costs
will at the same time and place Oher Tor sale tne
fec simple Of said premises.
GEORGE WOLELIhs
/ Sheriff V. c.
A. It. Whittlesey. PFns Att'ys. feb27-ss'76
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4HB Mobile Register, edited BY John For /

4HH Mobile Register, edited By John Fora
syth, Is not any longer disposed 70 undara
xalnes the-power of the Government of Etbs
United States. The tendency of the secesh
mind Il just now rather to exaggerate than
depreeiste the fsAee brought into the field
to crush the rebellion. An article from the
Register on q The Activeness" is before US,
in which the following passage occurs: p
We must make up our minds TO bear
certain amount of disaster. It is impossi-
bic that such war as this should be ca
reers Of uninterrupted successes. We are
engaged aetths an enemy soho naarshdEs the
most majestic eTniIitary strength that modern
times haze aoitaessed. He assails rs along
land and coast frontiers of near Eve thous-
and miles in extent. Is it possible that our
government should have the means or the
prescience to make every post impregnable
which the foe may choose to select for an
assault with Overwhelming force Fl
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NRRRERF s.aEB .l1-O. 5 8.

wheeier 8 Iglshart, Plaintiffs Attorn
feb27-S525
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r. Fen GI9'6ch Bros,
EVANSVILLE. INDIANA.
Established In 1885,
sM.RsWURaCTUREHS or
mon Ar~N CvzA-1

TOBACCO AND CIGARS,
and SnuR.
WE@E @ERER ron 6.RER THE
- largest and best assortment Of Tobacco
snd clsars IN the West We call the attention Of
which they viii find extensive and cheap.
W.E MRV.B or R.AJV.Ds
10000 poreTs Joseph cigars
10000 porels Charles do.
1900 porela John doc
10000 La IVA.
10000 poreis Brancis-
1900 Henry Clay.
10000 La Napoleon.
1900 o. Brauson's.
1900 Regalia Havana.
10000 La Balndinas.
1900 La India.
100000 Half Spanish.
10000 Patent Pressed.
1900 La Belle AmeFicus.
90 boxes Red Clay Pipes.
so boxes PoWhatfan Pipes.
1000 boxes Common Clay Pipes
30 dozen Briar Root Pipes.
20 dozen MsersOhaum Assorted Pipes,
so gross Danish Pipes.
20 boxes extra Virginia Chewing Tobacco.
so boxes Oh. Lump Virginia Chewing DO.
80 eeddies Planters' Pride.
20 boxes Light Pressed Virginia.
80 boxes Five Lump Tobacco.
10 kegs Rough and Ready.
20 boxes Gold Root Virginia Tobacco.
10 boxes Thomas keen's Tobacco.
20 gross Sunny Side Tobacco.
20 gross So1ace Tobacco
~ boxes O. Branson's Tobacco.
90 boxes Pure Scotch Snuff
10 bbla Waeaboy Snud.
10 bbla French Snuff.
5000 packages Pride Of the West Smoking To-
baccO.
5000 packages Rosebud do.
5000 packages Magnolia do.
500 bbis Fine Cut Chewing Tobacco
20 bbla Fins Cnt Chewing.
100 bile Fine Cut Smoking.
5000 pounds Kinkinnick smoking Tobacco.
200 los Grand Turkish Tobacco.
200 lbs CarIotta Smoking Tobacco
800 600 Pipe Stems, assorted.
600 dozen German Pipes.
80 dozen French Pipes.
II cases Connecticut Seed Leaf
8lde Of OiuCfnnAti. ~ AtsAts 1sasele y S@-AitH@
our large stock, which they will find extensive and
cheap. Give us q call.
FRANCIS FENDEICH, Bros
No " Mail Street, Evansville, Ind.
Sign of sold Bob Ridley"
Esb12
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
OF THE
EVANSVILLE JOURNAL.
sz4 II.
FOR 1862.

FOR rs ga.
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.NHEREFF,s SAFE, gV-0. "a.

Baker a Marsh, James Reid, PLAINTIFFS A
feb27-$5,25
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A. T. WhittIessy. PPffs Att'ys- febz4-s
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-01-06
LAND FOR SALE CHEAP
WILL SELL
y TERMS To SUIT PURCHASERS,


on ACRES Of good upland prairie, about
GU one and half miles from Andausla, Rock
Island county. There IL a never failing stream OF
water passing through II, A small portion Of u 10
the best quality ofmeadow land, The remainder
IL rolling prarls, the soil Of which ~ very superior
Coal of first rate quality has been found oil II
Their. IL also some timber on II. At Andaluss
there IL good steamboat landing also, an e,-
tensye Touring mill, which afford a convenient
market Tor coal and gram. The village, located
on the great Mississippi, some ten miles BY r,,f
below Rock Island, contains several hundred IA.
ksb.tants, IN which there are stores, churches and
good schools, The land is very desirable to any
one wishing fne location.
Also, 80 acres OF prairie, two or three mile.
from Cordoya, Rock Island county. THIS IL the
tnos, quality of land. The Sterling aud Rock
Island railroad passes through Cofdoya, III.
/ land IL about the same distance from Port Byron,
to which the ears are already running, as II d.
! from C0fdoNs.
Also, 50 acres ten or fifteen miles ir om Du
buque, Iowa, near the Pacific railroad, ~ prairie,
! under cultivation aud ~ timber.
{ Also, house and lot IN l'ou Byron, Rock lsl.
and county.
/ Also, beautiful corner lot in Red Wing, MIN.
ersota, q fouushng town a. the head OF Lake Pc
pin. THIS IL the county seat of e sodhuc county
the great sea, of learning IN thato tate.
will sell all the foregoing CHI cap, or exchange
portion for house and lot N Rock Island, II APP
I plicaton be made soon.
II. & CONNELLN.