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Death OF Dr.. Larrau,rse.

LYNcHBuka. Va Jan. H.-Dr. Harry Lar
rautres, q Ward Master In tho College Hos.
pital, killed himself, either accidentally or
dseignsdly, last night, by . pistol shot in
the head. He came to Virginia. from llunts-
Vile, Ala, . member Of Capt. rracy's com.
paRy, Of the 4th Alabama regiment
The verdict OF the jury was, death by
euicide;" but reasons exist to induce tho be-
lief that 1t might have besn committed acct
dsatally. DR.. Larrxutree was a dentist by
profession, and highly esteemed.
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NAsnvILIs, Jan. l7.--Friyate dispatches 70.
port that the FederaIs were landing in forcs
this morning between Fort Henry, on the
Tennessee river. There was some airing. bat
the Federal balls did mot reach the fort. =
Adyices from Fort Dcnelson say that 0s10
Bingham feels confident In his ability 70 Dc.
fsnd Forts onslson and Henry. et
The Bowling Green correspondents OF the
Union ind Amnicsn says that Gen. Hindman,
with 900 cavalry, went TO RowIstt's Station,
three miles this ode Of 0rssa river, FEW
days since, and burnt the Station House and
all outbuildinGs, and Also the Horse Cave
Depot and buildings attached, % we'll ~ the
hotel adjacent, and the bouses in O.ye Cftv
Camp.
MorSan,. scoutr hurrt ,n;,,-s
ter Of a mile q T the Faderal line. an a.,
river Itv..r ..a tcr IN. ,,,-,,c.. - ....s
,,v corn ana ,vh..+ ,or ~ /. e,..,-
:. .ho-.n. .h.. -, 80. S-
o,..-o- Tr,..;... go pa.s,.s.,. NC" =.
....~s .....s .-.,-.s -. 1919,
" '.e $50 t'.e w.
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LOST.

AIOTIUE.-A b * containing ARMS was,
IN sbous the 18Th OF November last. misdi-
recled rom the Ordnance Store House, In this
city. The Arms are tbs privats property Of
members Of = Uayalry ReEi pent now In service.
upon tie return Of the arms 10 this Arsenal. Cfd-
cor. and men In the service urgently requested
to give any information thsy may have In regard
t, thase arms The arms were marktd snd mum.
bered as foliows:
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eS An interesting letter from Beta" at
tached to General Jackson's corr mand, has
been received. bat its con tents have alrsady
been anticipated by letter from our special
correspondent =" Ned" which appeared In
this pape: on the 10th inst.
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Arrival or Remains.

N1w ORLEANs, Jan 1.-THE remains of
Hon. John Hemphill and Col. Hugh Mcleod
reached here on yesterday. They were
placed in state in the Mayors once, and
were escorted by the military and civil au-
horities, and BY coacourse Of citizens, to
the Railroad ferry landing, IN rosie to Texas.
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q ~ & Sks.SS 2GNEA-

DICEMOND VARIETIES
II THIS EVENING, JAZZ. 18Th.
hn-kspesre's ssss Pay, in
TIE " %CI All. NJ Y~r1SF.
Pas Seal, Miss NJ Par:ipytoN; Popular
Song, madslie Bo;sver:; operate Sels'
lions, Orchestra; ard 1',2E NEN u. s.
b Ea. fS~e l'rogrGmme
- Extra. a.ractron II 'ndey night.
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ne MERCHANTS, CLERKS, and othtr., in
want Of q CALENDAR-somethi beau-
tiful-for 1862, will please call At our Book
and Stationary Stor. AT d procure one.
WEST & JOHNSTON,
Publishers, Booksellers, and Statloners,
ia fS-lt 145 Main street.
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IsrsrAl Dassxscs ~ ssssnes, DIs,Ascs ]

Neapelx, Jaa. i7.-I)rs. JsKfy, Rses, ana
Liadsay. formerly Of the Uaitsd Ssasss Ma
"; Osasnsa Pegran; Oaptains johnson and
sutton Ahjatant Pool; and lisstsaaas
LsasH and BALL. or he aortA carolina
seventh RsgiAsnt, who have bsss imprt-
sonsd In Fort Warren. arrived here this
evening, nndsr nag Of trucs, from FORTRESS
nonros. They stats that ~ was currently
reported and ssltsvsd In Baltimors, whAn
they pa@sd Though that city, that Wslies.
the SECRETARY OF the Navy. and smith, Seq
rotary Of the Iatsrior, had resigned.
Expectations were high - the North rsla-
i've TO the success Of the Bnrnsids Expedi.
ton. ..-..
A French steamer IL reported to have At.
rived In Hampton Roads. - r.
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SOUTHERN PLANTRRs' CoNvAxTIoH.-The
Southern Planters Convention meets in
Memphis on the third Monday in February
next. Asits laudable object is to secure by
concert OF action the advancement and pro.
gress of the agricultural, manufacturing,
and commercial Interests OF the South, every
State in the Co1federacy should be represent
ed. The Governors of the various States are
authorized and solicited to appoint members
of this body--a duty which every considera-
ton Of patriotism prompts them not to ne
Fleet
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" CABD.-Dr. = l. CARTER offersbi
Us professional services to ths cf!iz ns of Rich
mond an vic.l itv BE can be found either night
OF day, at his residences, on Franklin stree next
door above the Metropolitan Z all. OR. Mc0.u.
der old Of s) orders left on lis Slate, at tho
Wastnsm kouse, Sidney, VIII receive his inme /.
etc attention. jA Ia-,ms
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RICHMONDrYPO So
~ CIE1Y-A special ME- Ell NO of the
Society will be held THIS EVENING, Jan.
nary 18th, 1862. ut half-past seven O'Clock, at
the Hall over Mr.. L. 4ooDE's Printing
Office Iext door to the POst-Cf1ce The
members are requested 10 be punctual In their
trs nsacted. by order Of the President:
j. lS-lt WIN. W. WOLFF, Sec'y.
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ALSO.


RECENTLY PUBLISHED:
TUE SOUTHERN SPY.-Letters ON the Pol.
icy and Inauguration Of the Lincoln War ;
written anonymously in WashineDon and else
where, by Edward A. Pollard, Of Virginia,
authof Of BLACK Diamonds"
l. Letter to President Lincoln. written ut Wash-
ington.
2. Letter to President Lincoln. written At Wash.
a Letter 70 President Lincoln. written ss Wash
ipgtoa.
Z. Letter to President Llneeln, written near the
Government
Letter to tho EDITOR Of -. written In Ma,
ryiend.
8. Letter to Secretary Seward written In Mary
:. Letter to President Lincoln, written IN NARY
land.
Z. Lsttr 70 Doctor Tying. written in Baltimore.
.. Letter to GENERAL SCOTT, written In Maryland
% Letter to Mr. Everett, written In Maryland,
TPRIcE, 50 CEsrs..
YRESCIENUE.-A speech delivered ~ Hon.
Beverly Tucker, Of Virginia 10 the southern
Con venticn hell at Naehvills, Tenn, April
18th, 1850. Price 25e.
Psfrons rrnstsins he pri Of other Of tho abovs
aanad Books viii have them saut to any part a
10 eoutham Ccnlederaey free o. postssa
: The trsds allowed . liberal Discount
Aa1s'' 'e's Wh s ! JOHNSTON.
4& Puhlishsrs. rs Msn -,
10 le-It VtahsspoA, VI
THEAP READING.
~. RANDOLPH. Ia GAia street,
Hrs several thcus.nd volnmss OF sew sd
nents AZ Iie9satuss, which ere etEsssa at halt
urlcn. 81 voPth e YoeAaAle voau0n Will
- seat (Wken nnyVApied ~ oxpteeo. b. rail-
yea1, - frsiGAsv viii - ~. ~ q ners) ~
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Atkinson miss NJ n
turgay mrs w F
Burk miss u
Burton mrs Il A
Burt mrs VIM
butler mrs J q
Brown mrs sasan
Brown mics Mary A
Brooks mrs q
Brooks miss Mary
Browne mics Il J
Brooks mrs Missile
| Bro wn mrs Ann n
Bryant mrs A +
BreckihYidge miss J e
Bowls mrs Julia
| B0sssrman miss J M
Hoeher miss KttsiA e
Boulware MRS u n
Bostelio mrs Anna
Bowden miss Milly J
! Hczltr MARY
Botts miss MOl.ie
Bacon miss Sallie q
Barker mrs Y y
| Bailey miss Susan
Burks miss E ]
| Daauchamp mrs Ann
| He'll mrs H
| Bevsl mrs Nancy
Bevet mrs e
! Bethel mrs M E
! BLAIR mrs l.
| blem bridge miss Z
Birch miss Sarah
| Garfield mrs J AZ
CLARK mrs Sam1
| Clark mrs NJ s
! Collier mrs > +
| Cohners mrs u
| Cosgrove mis- y
| Courtney mrs s w
Courtney mrs L p
| Cox mrs y II
| Cunning Chem mrs MS
carter mrs jane Il
, Oh, istian mrs E A
Ohildress mrs +
Corksr mrs Thos
| Chapel mrs Jane 2
! Coleman mrs H A
! Clark n iss J ackit
! ClaiborEeM'ss l. A
Cook miss Mary 4
! Collier miss J H.3
| Crump miss Laura
Curtis mics S E 2
crowds miss & -
Uamron miss Mary
: Carmedy Bridget
Casart miss EraLcis
/, Carrier IA ISIS Georgia
Cary miss Kettle 2
Cauthorne miss III a
I Carer miss Salile 2
Clayton q, b FL
Chalnherl;a Iolss l. ].
! Chris lian miss ) '
! Davis mrs Mary W
! dawson mrs Ii nj
; DrDries mrs AiDone
i; Dunnavsfi, mrs LA :
Uobbtne miss Ann N
DOvie miss Mary
Dimetry miss ~ E
Daniel miss 5 A
l Davis miss u M
Everett mrs Peter
Evrla.ton mrs nj M
! EDMOND mrs > II
Epps mrs 5 J
EnroughtS mrs M
Evans miss ]
Elan miss Willie II
Ferguson mrs + II
F.shel mrs y E
Fiske mrs Louisa
Frayser mrs A A
FueHa mrs M u
| Fraysisr mrs M 5
russell mics Diary
Ford n!ss Susan A
! Fiuegln miss Terisa
Fits miss Elizabeth
Fotker miss III C2
k'itz ugh A A
Housewright mrs
Amelia a
Hyde mrs t.
Hoyt mrs Il u
Howard Inies Sarah
Howard mrs Chs 2
Howard mics Sallie
! Hodgkenssn miss II
Holm u mrs Mary
Hogan miss Ann
Hill mrs Mollie
Henry miss Sallie Z
rHu ben miss n A
Hayorn miss Mary
s1arlon mrs ]. A
Harvey mrs M T.
Huniey mrs 4 A
Hnrnes mrs Eve
Heath mrs Richard
Hughes miss Mamie
Howard mrs NJ w
. Jay mrs Ann M
! Jones mrs N ]
i johnson mrs 5 r
johnson Ess Va r
| jenkins mrs 5 ]
Jackson Va {col'd)
Jones miss b
tones miss Mary
johnson miss Alice
johnson miss Steller
Kelly miss Bridget
Keeton miss Martha
Kelley miss Mary
Keathe Mrs
Kinstry miss Jane
King miss Charlotte
Loyal miss u
Landrom ms sarah
Lamb mrs Judith
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The Wheat CTep Of the 8euth.
MAcoS, GA, Jan. 17-1ntelligence from
many portions OF the wheat growing region,
represent the prospect ofan abundan crop a.
very favorable. The growing crop never ap-
peared better At this earlv part Of the season.
II EXTRA EARLY PEAS, Hsrly York
Cabbage, Large York Cabbage. Earlv white
spine Cucumber, Early White Squash Citron
Aelou &C., &c. For sale by
WIN. 81 SCOTT, APO hecafy.
Successor to J. w. 0arick,
ia 10 NAske& Place. Franklin 1T.
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In add,tten TO these, there wee
IL double -bs rel 0IOT GUNS,
6 angle barrel PISTOLS.
RRiSUOE g. BALDWIN,
Fist Lieutenant Arti aery.
Richmond Arsensi, Jaa. II, '66l j. list
IN TSSfE0 O. From my cfhcs . pocket.casgof
M INSTRUMENTS (Morocc0. lined with
vsivet) having q silver clasp with my
name enaTaved upon upon II. II - OF Ch4'
jals-sss 81. GEO. PEACHY, n. n.
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AsfG'n lss4S AAAEA,
THIS c.g.


by TRCS ". KEESsE, A.ssiaeA-
(Ofies corncr OF 18th and Csry sssy
TYORsES, MUL.c, .AnI, AND WAGON
~ FO3 hAI.E AT AUCfJoE. .-Niu &c sold,
Z Ia {;A rukDAi, asoyai 6. jar. Is, lime aeisg
q. 10 oil OK, II .hs .tJ.se Ate .im Lot Cculeti
hAu.b-r Hlt,
J ysr, hrs bay gz-es, Z sesfrs GID, warranted
suat 80 tatiess ~.
Seysra, SIS SIC .ni Iarasss Homes,
2 d.,s work Muls5.
Cart aiit Harle-a
Spring Wagon.
isse THoS w EEEaFF. Arct
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6ERVANTS FOR HIRE.


- able bodied MEN, suitable for brick.yard
hands, coal-pits. ~oaf.yards. or farm hands !;
also, several WOMEN, Plain Cooks. one
Honee Giyl, and a lot of Boys, suitable for
good character we'll qualified for the dining
room or to wait in an Cfi,e.
j.ls-3t* JAMES MOORE, 81 Main 1T.
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EOR HyRE-A good nurse and House Ser
want, one that can DO recommended.
Apply to h. T. REYNOLDS
ia lS-2t* Farmers Bank.
TCR SALH.-A valuable Teamstsf and Farm
r hand about ~ years old. Apply 70
ial3-ta A@ B. a, COOKE.
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and Weekly, the same to be, in all cases.
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paLf0nHEe UPON a
WELL TRIED CORPORATION

IN the equitable adjustment, aud prompt Cash re-
sp0Hse 81 losses, the r G n tx stands Ts-erHRe8tB
a. the had Of its protessjoHs I0ils tts sesiUe prac
teal and st-cass business system Of local agencies -
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newed in this leading Corporation, at fair rates by
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Arrival and Departure of th
M . Z

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TIME OF CLOSING. a
Hatlroad Mail flor Vineennes, Terre Haute,
Princeton, Washington, Petersburgh,
Sullivan, Carlisle, Rockville, Indianapo-
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Cairo, Chicago, and other Northsrn, Eastern,
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Ne'0 Harmony MAJ every Monday, We'd
nesday, and Friday at ~ A. n.
Rockport Mail Qandl every Monday. We'd
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by Railroad daiy.) s
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day, and Saturday by P. N.
Rockport Nail (iand) every Sunday at P. NJ,
and Wednesday and Friday at :. N.
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hours.l
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Sabbath. ss-a -~s
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Evensville, Ind, May l. 1851. iuiy22-ywc
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PRoSPDO TU -
OF THE
EVANSVILLE JOURNAL.
FOR 1863.
DAILY, TRI-WEEKLY G WEEKLY.
FOR i 8 6 2
a YRAR oF aREAr INrEREsr.

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year Of its existence. During all that period it
has sought TO be in every respect faithful chroni
cler of the times the people and the country.
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evidence that our labors are appreciated. Never
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keep informed on the current events of the day t,
will have the failuie to do so for lifetime
regret - -4A =
Nearly every resident Of Indfana has relatives
Union. Indiana has sent her armed sons into the
field by thousands, and they are now stationed on
the capes of North Carolina along the Potomac,
among the mountains of Virginia, or marching
southwark through Kentucky and Missouri
few months may hnd some Of them the Gulf
of Mexico encanaped before Fort Sumter and
Charleston, or occupying New Orleans. n nearly
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pondents, whose letters viii sppear in the columns
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THE time liere set down is adjusted to contract
hours. On tho River there is variation according
ocircumstanees.l
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Compound Extract of SarSaparilla,

the most efsctuaI remedy which the medical skill
of our times can devise for this everywhere pre-
Eaiiing and fatal malady. 1t is combined from the
most active remedials that have been discovered
for the expurgation of this foul disorder from the
blood, and the rescue of the system from its des-
tructive consequences. Hence it should be employ
ed for the of only Scrofula but also those
other affections which arise from it, such ERUP
TIVE and SKIN DISEASES ST. AETHoNY's FIRE,
Rose, or ERYsIPELAs, PIMPLEs, PUsFULRs BLoTCH-
rs, BLAINs, and BOILEs, TUMoRs, TETFER and SALT
RHEgM, ScALD HEAD, RINGwoRM, RHEUAIATIsM,
SYFHILITIc and MERCURLAL DISEASES, DRoPsY, De-
BILITY and. indeed, ALL C0MPLAIHTs ARISING FROM
VITTATED Oh IMPURE BLOOD. The popular belief
In inp~rtyo of the blood is founded in truth, for
scrofula is q degeneration of the blood. The par
tcular purpose and virtue of this Sarsaparfla is
purify and regenerate this vital fuid, without
which sound health Is impossible in contaminated
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new ADVERTISEMENTS
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So r GEON DEN IT'S IT ,

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Store.
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Ill a. VI Il O. IT Il ~ .

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Intermittent Fever, or Fever and Ague, Re-
nsittent Fever, Chill FeUer, Dumb AgEse, Pc
giodicaB Headache, or Bilious Headache, and
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diseases originating ig hillary arrangement
caused By the Malaria Of Afiasnsdhc Couu-
tries.
We are enabled here to offer the community a
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g CURE expels the niasmatic poison of FEVER
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y the best remedy yet discovered for this clas
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other ever discovered for the speedy and certain
of IntermitfentH il that it contains Quinine
or Mineral. consequently il produces no quinism or
Those cured by ii left Is healthy if they sd
never had the disease.
Fever aud Ague i not alone the consequence Of
the miasanatic poison+ A great variety of disor-
dreas arise from it, Irritation; among which are
Netsgalgins RsRmaisna, GoHt, Headache, Blindness,
Tookhachss Elr1ehs, CdtdyTh, Asthma, PapitGtion,
Pnfuf acfsoa of the Spleen, Mysteries, Pain IN the
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Ssonsaeb, gil Of which. when originating in this
C4slscs On satefHttAeft OF PERI
odcal. This IS CURE " expels the poison from the
blood and consequently them all alike. 1t is
invaluable protection to immigrants, or persons
travelling or temporarily residing in the maarious
districts. If tskvu occasionally or daily while
exposed to the infection that Will be excreted from
| the system, and cannot accumulate in sufficient
quantity to ripen into disease. Hence it is even
more valuable for protection than cure, and few
will ever suffer from aIntermittents if they avail
themselves of the protection this remedy affords.
Prepared by Dr.. j G. AVER &sC0.,
g. aa Lowell Mass.
Sole Wholesale and Retail Agents in Evansville
| KELLER q WHITE; BIERBOWER & PIERCE +;
LEIGH CARLSTADT;
and fer sale by all dealers and wholesale agents.
| Jane 9. 1s6I-IY.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-04-04
EVANSVILLE JOURNAL CO.;

YwYOEKKT .GRTECLES.-Just received at
u H. ]. SCHLAEPFER'S New Drug store,
consisting of Hair Oils, Pomatuma, Cosmetics,
gouics Restoratives and Hair Preservers. Also,
a large supply of Perfumery Colognes, Rose, Law
ender, Orange and Florida w aters. Alsoi a large
stock of Hair, Nail, Tooth, Cloth, Flesh, Crunb
and Comb Brushes.
Redding Toilet. Pocket and Fine Combs, large
variety made of Horn. Ivory and Rubber. minis :