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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-11-18

.yC HI r.fars Faoa ansEL. hon
tt Waea;rE:Gn enTT:5P3nnaht Of 81. Ncs
Tsrk "Trioune" gi~ss tht f2lic~iug IL II
ference to tie niss:cn ~ 'nis subject it New
IoTk
Governor Morgan, Co;i-rt0s B;rDeJ. Hnd
t;a.r Esw Torkera, sre here for purposes O
conferences ~i.h The authorities tourhIug rP-
pretended dangers growing out Of our for
asn relations. anu Tia building Of an iron
clad 5eet by England, the first insta'memt t,
which they had supposed 20 have ruu the
blockade It Charleston recently. loaded "rith
iron p,sIes Win " hich 10 mil halls al.eaiy
constructed there. The Navy Department.
however. acouss st the paragraph touching
this vessel, which van 7elcgrepnsd from B3s-
Ton, ard says :Eat it refers 10 an affair which
the ot5 ;lal report VA published weeks ago.
Instead Of twertSZwo shots IRON the Fam
5esu having struck her without penetrating:
Is this account states, not one IS believed ~
have hit her. tue night bring Very dark. sod
the outline OF tGe Vessel scarcely hscarDible
DOT 10 lheIz any p-nnf thai she WAS lfon-ciad
oi had .hf plates 90 uosrt. huGt7eT tbs
Gfv te, it is we'll known that III IL o1-clsd
f@:, is building ir Eureps for the raLe E: and,
ho4HTei confident VIZ ttnf D. that oIr Own
icet viii IT. da;shsi itat, tie 1ep-te.GSs-
tires II t:e Empire State n"'e IL .he city BE-
lisTr thai il IS uever tnc .cH.a - g.aTh sYalDst
an sppr-h.ndcd dineer or this U1-gditIde.-
We understand thar thu delegation have, as
reg4Tts al ths pSai.:;s II the,r mission, bszu
entirely successful, and have sacu'co irem tie
Secretaries If tn. Nav; aan the Treasury all
they require &C. Siaae ,he deieace of New
York h.rbor Complete.
Tho sori espo.d,at OF til SaH i"ik "her
ald," however: says:
/, is ssid tbst rhe President desires ao1Ee
s1rcLger evidence tAan u,Io eGru,Iaes 60 can
vince hiU that irca-c!ad oceaa steamers eFe
being constructed III EsSla.ii To Operate aGsinst
aIr ND:thern titles. and e uGEillIog, dntil 20
e. =ntTp:;1s "a. expenditure OF
sg-ersl million; If t~loil.:,s noT- than h%c al
ready he-n Ell. 0IrIated tor aidiunnh! barber
dsfencas. lie believes thai Crest bIlt"ia " Ill
have Iaad At home iur al the j1uu-cIad VS..
sells th.t csu /. CONSTRUCTED il her ports Ae
: nutier ii pTecauti"I. However, orders nave
been jssElsj t. Station se se;sl irou clad ToS'
sells in New xxx hartgc fui the present.
TEs nsval daE,uc~s pt Philadelphia arg als0
i,ting lo.& "a altar il this connection a
Washington d.3 ,srch 10 tha PL.ladeIphia In
quirer says:
4 COMMITTED Il gentlemen arrived mere LAST
ni;;,; iro:u phiIsielpE.i4, and waited OF rhs
President ard Secretary vi ihs Nav. to-day,
~~hom they had an ,a;errier ~relaii"H t. :ae
ast.aces of D.lawafs river. Their ofjnct
was 10 ascertain What course the A5T1inis
;rstiun intendtd ~ PURSUE, Or what MEASURES
vera being aduplesi - pus the DelaTare T'=T
81 a state vi ~aefepce, AMI what IMPROVE
ruant5 tiis G.vsrnurnt intenird to make
/ ;:s result ui the .aiecyi,N' /, ut preatLt un-
hI,o&n.
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NOTICE,

NOTIEF.
,--.C- ::aiISIA CENTRAL RiILaohD 90,
sEsxnSp, scT. u, Ie6s
-. 20 " T,a1,s- r: ibis Co1,psov I'LL &c closed
l. = ~ .rt~::S--nt Of the resu!Ir oaaths OF TIE
: a.. -: -r.es = II Convene - toe ST. fr,tcS..
).
. . -. trrrasnc.r
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LiS&:.lb

kvL*EH >! EiIH md MIMI SrEEErc,
81 i''r'i As'n : "a,: nrth np, 1. DOW ready 20. Ire re-
- "-'i'"a =. :u-t,. Tnn-- .--s!ap a pleSsaI.t lo4iaoD
@''-: '- oTH A WRIfHI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-11-18

4 Clcsveland Iapsr ssys that the people II
his. town are useing u'onse-raps, old JacE-
ind shiI t-butlnns Tor email chaDEe-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-11-18

General GusLavus ". Sni,b i, nincis4;aE
ss Acting SECRETARY o. Var, General Ran
dolph hsuts certainly r@ai;nsd ihet ~pnsition.
General Randolph will carry with HIM the
eeteein OF all who w-fe brought into Infer
course With h,n il bis isIs ties. His cour-
tesy Uss unfaii'ng, MS attsntion To duty al
sorb;a:, sad ~ discharged his trust with
ru1ch ability.
General Smith rec ID h!sa r'puie fvI the
qualities necessary /" the position te IL filing
Tor the tir.s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-11-18

2 ScetUNN'oEhTr OF 0piuEi
.N4 Chanomlie Flowers:
BsIsan Copar1s aud Pcwis:ti rubebe. tr sails ~
hkApE / BAkEl,s Drug Store.
fsa Maid esreea
Got " Csspes above Post Vfaae-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-11-18

rns draft III TIE city Of Ne" York, has
ssaia cssa poat1oned-thts time ~iudsfnftaiy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-11-18

IN the Uni'eG States Supreme Court the bIatz
silk robes are ABOLISHED the cciS mem be1s ,e-
ing avs-se to t1eIc; an6 sc the aex: :es:ic- 10
Judges wiz 81: IN e;:Dple broadc!e:h.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-11-18
GoyssssssT .Aasss.s ~ ST. EaAacsco.-.

Coip.:ai Ed. C.. E-"au, memoi? e'ac: 10 800
AIS noiy irptn ia Aug~io= couc;y, a1@
alaiUT 6. ?. ellis, have 5o5n srr@stcd 81 -
EsaUc;sco, ard AZ the latest soc7unc "sr1
couhned ID Fort Aics.r2z.-Gil!Is VS. cL!.sc-
TOR OF the part ii B-nlcia al or .iE2, c"d
cl=:E 10 the cI1s oiS.cretary Oh o.4to CT -
Governor Duwuey's .eCr.,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-11-18

Il { Il Q LII r 4 y Il 4 L l.,
fRASSnii aFREtf.
InE Rnf&T ~ COMFORTABLY WARMED
( ELf. S&uUrfiGHN NIGHfINGALEsS
TIE hNi.T ORG tSIzsD Minstrel
BAND
IJ,Hf 'MNEE1E.ATH STiTTS
- ) iEe. wEsK WILL Sg PRt-kaTEE NEW \
a~.TGICtlSs NorEITIsS.
r,-:,.ITE
,r"t k'5ST:y,
GfsI siutfti.
81 .N $i6ETLT.
OPEN NIGI:LT
" . 81 q lts ~ chS~Ie Aaa 7roaSTch< chAr6o-
= -r-,N-s.- e. Pic, sc Tue uurs :-sikU"u-
. LIZ pf9, rAGar.,.o. Nov lI-lN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-11-18

COTTON TLRN, T..pp ng rap.r, Rec Tepe, c.. C
: AID IL &C TStat., Lee .uS -45.t, E1pc, cE:G;s Sc;s,
SC. ES0rLL3 T. WALfGEE,
Qet III, AAir d. ct:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-11-18

III ,;.4!< .r,nN. toS Afp0INTMENTIS
-. ri! .,aT ofE!cr4$ for .rcnance duty vii
-. e: a-u tic asnj4a.ttsrs Of Geaersi Ice, o=<u-
.: ! '. sTA "o"-yi3eJ.
49,. ..crs M; SO be heia st or near tee hast
:.!G.-- Z i...t~asu; G-neesi Jackson, c~tsu.lins Oh the
: ">2pGg-r.
a.. , wuus iii l.. addresses to TIA Gherss cvL11snd-
:. . :scI1.5 Sn.ouxn :ie oraeo II b. 'hisf OF ed
10 -:rE. -us o., -. store irfa ro,,i1a Of ~. r.""e
-. -, : ! ;ttuius IL. ,xa-.sG@oEs ca. b: vbta'lc:.
.;=....'s :us &c sot OF Lieuteasat viii oe
-. - -TSLaeuS. ra-h>t sd pr1EaaGe &c car
Az: : ~ tie'j h4Tssi ~ ican;e fo5 the 1Fppt:s
-; - : ~ll I'll &c s1>1:aa1 IL ID haon. - tie
| -w a. aL,tar> riAa: TrLouoE.t:y, IShSaica 4ad
ass"'s! . I'd - Gri.a-ce.
II, Els; % ;s.enty"cne years ot ng:7 sd
- -.ragG's OF tsbituI -uoviet,, suu $ 5urg~v.'D
". tsRoY BsoUN.
!3. i:sD t:spi. Coload, - o-1aancs Duty.
!; -'A'Ic .%"IiSC corF1sa.-Tte sutacibes ~+hes
~ = 81 -, ,l= yrIaie TIA. be bis Cd hanS
NC AS1
METaLC
COFFTNS.
=. , .-aT r.sd: ~ accommodate perso.s Wishing to
-. ~: E.f=d-
l. K S.
S::. Irr ,~;s"Tt;tG &C .hs railroad dsE9J lL
- = % 10 DC SO lot
-. ,acfA5 "a cas-~A -
:. eaNdSS,
80. -f ..3 cnry ..eca.
:. -" tochnor1, Va
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-11-18

The utws brought by TELEGRAPH that tns
enepy's gunboass ara in the james, is eZpii-
cable en- either hypothesis that tho enemy
axe coming upon u5 icom fredericksburg, or
are about TO +. trapsportc; 10 The Suffnib
line OF saTan&s. Ii Indicates .rark, howe:s7,
In o,e side y, .ts otnec. Ih5 Eswa frnn
Tho Tinted States Rails us, tnc, s;isl rAb Mini
t., has e:ss.L=d dow the Potomac from
Washington: perhaps 20 tuEe rart ii toe
mny-u.r:t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-11-18

E "HHHTi, r3RiETIES,
aTc .-.s..a 81
z, ..nG EuLu" inE AI6AAut HOrEL.l
~; :.v.. B OGDEN
:, ..,,;>- j. II. IhoRPE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-11-18
Letter Of the SecrstsrJ q Inc Treasury
TsEAsCRT DE7AhTL,yT. G. 8. Al
RJcyn,,s1. Nov. 8. 1862.

hCEMrHD. NOV. ., lcO\
SIS: tn: lrt:se If ID: Sd instant in
quires " hslie1 -Gep5atte5 E..da under the call
loan Can b, iun,i-i, On or bat.re uex Apri,
in the s ps1 oeut. bcpas !"
The 2or3laoion Of the ispsrr1asD. Is that
tic a=rtiies'e; of depoeite Issued :9nder ,he
{ pg1 cen: cali loan, en:in!s ths holders 70
si.e Same tights which theJ would hare II
ti,sy held the notes Shich md been deposited.
It follows that certificates issued in exchange
for the present issue: Of Treasury notes CEN
be funded in s per cent bonds at any tune
gu or before tic 22lof April next, and up to
that date, ibis prT='lege Will bs the same
whether thu certificates are issued befoze vI
after the LIST day of December next.
Certifaa.aa which shall be taken for The
Opposite Of tho new Treasury notes, to be
issued fter the lst day Of December next,
will be tundah'c only in ! FER cent. hor Is.
Respectfully.
(Sieacc) &. Il. IgNMisesh:
Secretary CT Treasury
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pGCL.Y eco saMARTTAN

NJ HUHUJ SdMhHVE ANs
I ttiffT E6n HHFCSaT1In EEUR lLiGiA.
@S fr'tE y :iS :. Z, nIi'E OK ca seT. uTiFEISs5
{ 'n.:S "FLj-b Lry4 uR JOIE1., bhUisES.
.&:5se:is as'rsj 70 tn. FcbEc =, he;ag tbs bssI
= :!.s' : :ai.p ssnGii Il :: aSor".
" %tEIL .II4.ls:. cSsrsr 81 aaiD Sui lit
- +: 1904. l. g U Loriz-d 2ssot Tor tLs above,
~ ORDER z q. So ,dire6saG.
:, +I'''c'7 any part of;rs Sou he'o "eufedsIaoy, eitlc:
-, > 0: so D gu ut ties. an he allied
i, osn hsT. u 4-pt " ta"io II The rtiIo ada sxtsbd
nns b st4sng rueir s6dr-ss Is JcLI AID -nelGS-
49, aiAi ~ The .:1uenr and ue fre.s %. cLss.
Jas. ?. 0CVAL,
lp9 ksin iIaeL. coIu.x Of lGh
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ss&E;MS ;NT$.

- Il tTHF
S,a..
S::TTuSAEh
SAT- ,NAI::t
EETHS
.-sStr ISSArEs
.rS.cr THsirSs
..Eg ATM
-...sr iREtF"t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-11-18

II fHGTISJt Elto
RAN SOOJLIN 6.
viii 4 sod CGs;.
- ::ys:u~-Hry and ,-vaat. ave c.=;o
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-11-18

! 49,. = V"ioS"eT :roS:s: Sof lSttL, SSoe
4..--:. - a~ccHnni.s-t ,..r"es
.;SS LLL:A. WREN.
-. ::2,. G-ss. nil will - rTcSea:.:
-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-11-18

IL is stated ;h.t Uorgrai: sii! hav. pI%
a1ntci i,r is CONFEDERATION E hill Sutho!IHag
t1o,saus II al50,00!, go CT notes, convertible
ilto Il lang ) pei ceaL loaa. Mr.. Chase OF
l.c,s t. = !cl.y Ian, oct uoplb-rs of Congress
nave determined t. age euch q ).~- Moth
but the f,e srsr op;iyn has etopped CONVEX
sion .lItu ms 6 Per cu1.Lr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-11-18

Tns i=tteT oi5.crc:ssy Meuni1seT-as ooriod
il or last, froE ct, exchange, ha~i1c ssv-
sral sflors in Il. 81. .,eeen; At below il i,s
Corrected icr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-11-18

Tie Wasnilgt-n C.:y "ii.mr'ri"' "nn"
up the s'ase Of parties IL ino nsSt House ct
Representatives as follows, 5, isc IS the e!eo-
lions ha7e baen ned. Union. So; Oppoa;-
ton. -"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-11-18

Il { T 0LirAN L,
fhaSSui.i arREtT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-11-18

| gress couic have time 10 authorize a Gall Tor
v.;ilu ntaaT5-a cal vhlcL the President for
such purpo5a, rlight no doubt have maje
| without any special legislation, with tho full
si,prub tlor If every ioyal mai IL ina Union.
D. The tx President almost lOsvs his a!u.a~
! p,lttv in having bis neglect Of iUrts AsttIl-
outcd," AZ he ssys, without the lsast cSus-;
to Tie Influence IT Governor Floyd" and,
10 adds, "all my eabrnet must bear me Wit
peas thse I wss the President myself, respan-
sioIs for ai ;he acts of the administration"
Eow, Notwithstanding this broad assupp-
;ion Of responsibility, / should he sorry tn
b .li-ye that Mr. BucLsnap specially consented
to the removal, ~ Secretary Floyd, Of ll5.OW
extra musk4ts and rifles. witt, all their i'm
plenents lad ammunition, iron. Northern
Ypuuslt,riss % Soutiieru s~r5aIale. So that OH
! IT, breaking ou. OF The naturlDs rebellion
lhe7 might be found without cot, except 70
the Cniied States, u lne most convenient po-
s;uinns for distribution among the insurgents.
/ So, too. with the QUO hundred and tweatT ST
one huudrcd and forty pieces OF heavy arlil-
iery, witch the aau's Secretary o'drVed from
Pitapurs 10 Ship ialand, 10 Like R,rgue, and
; Galveston, Tvzss: for forts not yet erected!
| Accidentally l~erarinS, early in March, thsf,
uul-c ihis pogthun:ous order, the shipment Of
.hsse suns had commenced. I communicated
! tt,s facs T. Secretary He'll (actlrg for S"cr"-
Iarg Csmeron) juIt in time TO defeat tbs rot
! hery.
But % this point Ee as7 besr ez-Secre's-
! r. FLOYD blmself, A.Ri,htnona hs expressly
! a.aiusl thu ho1or Of defeating all ny plans
and so;ic;ts;ions rsspecLlng tho fort>, md ~
! !c,v.d bis resscd-it being thsrs universally
| ai~-ritt>j tint but ior tnas victory oyer me-
| the;e could have been no rebellion!
5. Nr. Buci.nau complains that l pub
!isheG, without permission, JANUARY IL, lool,
~, 5;.ss, addressed to him tpa tho Secretary
cf Tar, Octnher 2G, aud 80. 1860. But That
,:t 4 \. caused. as l explained TO him at the
;.,nc. bv .5- misrepresentation OF the rleus
in lge II tl,a earlier speaches &c tbs s":oe o.
secrGt4-J s;t~7 -. 7staru &c Virginia.
I. O.a cf M bta:eusats complaining 81
the i:ta: auirtur!rsnj, Sent through the 5'c-
r.4ari.s III ssh and Navy, 10 p,evaui the
landing nc Fort PitEens OF capt. Fogdes's
Con. T. 1,y, unless Tie fort should 5s attacked:
Is oitsd 81 Tie sx.Presid-nt to prove 3, sin
yul.r wsnt Of memory Oh my part: and a
Lotto frotn Secretary Holt il adduced TO eho
that I had entirely approved Of toe joint
coun,srnand th4 Jay January 29) tnat 1t
wAs nKYPaIcd.
Few persuns are &c little hsole TO make a
MEASUREMENT by accident as Mr. Holt and 10
one more incapable Of making one By dssign
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- -
a:lhoGt un- word OF Iercnsct TO h,a supcri.
oTs,
LIS da.'; Clay. who said Ii 7ESuld
rather 's right th.n Is President;
Mcclellan prefers to he right than 80
DO EarsIsl-;h-Chie ereE. Of fuo Amy
OF tn. FotuIisc, ~hicI had "gIoTc up aader
his ox u are" Rah l.: shown the ~sarvils,
eve,phaatic uptura ii oihsV lnsn, and vi0ia-
t.. tia dictates Of 5anHcIgDas-tis Obligations
TO God and his county he would nave peen
retained In The chief command lo-:ay- Bat,
lie A -is:ades the Just, for whose haElah-
lIemt E:s "DyiouS opr5us:la: admitted they
voted because they hated 10 ae4t al! uen
praise him 81, liz. he Roman General Fab
ricius. vino dsclinei 70 be : Parry - The
taking of the ,io ii lie hottie EencTal by
treachArous poison -TabEiciuG. Of wboa: IT
was said that ne was like the sun, VIII could
not b. turned from his c"urSe-tictlallan
was resolved, e. ali bazards. to .supp"tt the
Constitution Of our country q: sell al tie
nationality Of it. people" For this he 49,
came obnoxious to o dnm:nan, f~.aaticsl tac-
ito, III temporary p"mrT, srho you'd sacr1nI,
and tn. Datlou ITSELF. in o:drr TO carr. out
eneir one iGea. Iuer' - I'D s'u'1i' - "''"u
and ~tresa,.e which they ara nat !Te!:rraG &c
.xponi IL tnr Tstn an1 iu'p1acticlb:e a.
tein5t ~ sieYs!e tie ptSr" ~ ~ equality
Si.h tha wnlt. msn. 81 rs:6er 10 Ora. Gown
the sl.i.e rlsl, 10 a is"sl SiLh the BLACK
Because Mcclellan would nos Lecoms
,b-is plant: supple tool in this visions-
~ sche.ue, involrt>g hij5ous b"iTors aud
cruel bartsriti=4 frIm which humanity T~
volts, they compelled hiD &c "=sls The plank
But bis spirit is "nsrchias on" ct toe lead
Of the great national conservative movement
which Is destined to redsem tho country Tom
the thral6om Of abolition misrule North sa
well as from ths ~usurpation Of the Southern
rebels. His persecution, n the calm and
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-16
Cry AND COUNTY ORDERS WAxTED.-I
wish to buy a few thousand dollars worth
for which l will pay fair rates in cash
je l4dtf SAMUEL ORR.

ATTENTION, Amy SUTLERs.-We desire
to call your especial attention to one Of The
most valuable and saleable articles for the
use Of the army-a preparation of medicines
that has stood the public test for more than
twenty years, and has bccrme familiar in
every household. This article, PERRY
D4YIs's VEGETABLE Pam KILLER" needs
no Introduction; every body knows it: The
soldiers know it, and you have only to keep
il to sell it. No remedy is more effcacious
IN curing Diarrhea, Cramps, Dysentery,
Coughs. Colds, Slight Wounds, or Bruises.
and many other ailments Incidental to q
soldiers life. 1t is light and convenient to
carry, and can be resorted to on the march,
as well as in camp, without trouble. Being
used both internally and externally, its
value cannot be over-estima5ed; in fact,
the soldiers want it and must have it, and
to keep such an article is the duty of every
sutler. It is sold at Wholesale by Ed
Wilder, R. A. Robinson & Co., Wilson q
Peter, j. S. Morris & Sons, and Raymond
l. Tyler, Louisville; Hoover & Bryant, New
Albany; ". A. Bell, Psducah; J. B.
Humphreys l. Co., Cairo Keller " bite,
Preston Bros, P YeifIing, LEIGH & Carl
stedt, and S. e. Gilbert & Co., Evansville
Ea i'm. HARRIS & co,
jel rsE Propriefors Cincinnati.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-16
FROM THE cAP1rAL.

P1 lNDIANAPoLIs, June IL, 1862.
b. EDITORS JoURSAL:-Tbe eclipse of the
moon last night was witnessed here under
all the advantages that a cloudless sky could
furnish. It is useless 10 state the time of
its first appearance, its duration, and dissp-
pearance, as he almanac gives all that, aod
the display here was about seven minutes
later than the time 6xed for the longitude
of St. Louis. The display was one of great
splendor and impressiveness. AS the Of
senralion became greater, the stars shone
with increased brillianee, while pale red
dish circle of light was all that remained
visible Of the moon. At the appointed time.
as per almanac, which was about fifteen
minutes before 2 A. II -SsF~e-r rim lsrssau
to make its appearance on the lower left
hand border of the mcous disc, and it is
presumed, continued to enlarge until the
whole shadow of the earth was Withdrawn.
and the full radiance that had shoue out
some hours before, was restored. On that
point however, the. writer speaks hypc-
theticaly, rs be, at the hour last named,
babe the world "gooi morning." and went
to his innocent SAUNDERS. sseo
The splendid band of the 10th regiment
u S Infantry played at various dwellings
ia the central part of-the city, during the
hours above mentioned, and by their choice
serenade beguiled the tedium of watching
the eclipse, to those who were favored win
their visits. 6#
The eclipse, as witnessed at this point,
was full OF instruction to those who SYM
pathizs with our "Secession brethren "a
class 1.-THE sympathizer7). happily, not num-
erous, and tOlerabIy discreet The lesson is
this: The waning briliiance of the moon,
is he fading hope and prospect of the rebel
lion; the total obscuratioD, is the infamy.
awaiting the leaders, promoters, and SYM
pathiEefs of and with il; the ultimate AID
glorious restoration of the light, is the adj
vancing success of the Union arms, and the
fuai and stable restoration of the Uuion as
it was, and shall be forever and ever.
The next total eclipse of the moon is set
down tor the night Of December 6h, by
way OF celebration of the birthday night
OF this writer, when he will be just twenty
two years old-If not more. t.-.--
SCRIBE.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-16

Hundreds If orders have been telegraphed
f Evansville to Cincinnati by the cap
,ains of the Cincinnati backetss, which
rsbould have been allied al. this place. Yet
ID the same tiu.e, our merchants were con-
trbutine 10 bald upaud sustain those boats
they have for many years constantly whet-
ted the knife that was being applied to
| their ju9ulars. Will they be so foolish as
to continue the practice? The Cairo pack
ettrade, when first it was opened, required
assistance. How amply il has repaid our
people tor the assistance then rendered,
reeas ne. comment "a our hands Similar
tffrts to build up line of packets to Mem
: fhis aud New Orleans would prodnce SINH
lar tesa.t-. 1.R mr3 saa as
esq 81. We must encourage home maGufae-
,ures. A contrary course on,y Injuries our
selves Il often happens that by sending
10 other places. we may procure an article
shade cheaper than what some infant es-
tiblisEmeut is able to furn ish it, but
the saving would only be imaginary. The
money spent at home, sends the blood
healtbilJ through all the veins of trade, inrig-
Grating the whole community. When spent
1road its loss is feltby all, asmuch so as blood
LIST by any one member of the body affects
the whole system. AS wise citizens of a
growing city, let US extend the helping
band 10 each other, that we may in time
build each other up and give stability. and
s.erPy to tue whole,
All Our merchants and manufacturers
sh"uld mako known their facilities and sd.
.vauIagrs. frey ought NOT -srtloPs tire
'.Iendy wise and pound foolish system.
They shuId be the 6rst to tender to the
people South the commercial hand. Ad-
yer Use, A'lver'isel Il is true that the cap
itaI thus invested does not always show
that il has u4de a return of 25 or 30 per
cent, neither do the dews or rains of
heaven instania9eously convert the planted
s-e.I into the ripebed harvest. The benef Q
ofjndIcIuus advertising may be impercepti.
BILE for time, but the result has always
BEEN satisfactory to those who have tried
it The most Systematically aud extensive
ly Let "your light shine" if you would
be read and known-of all men.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-16

q q =. -daddosz, Riehasel RasdeR, W. Col
n4s, VIM Howard, VIM Heilman, P. Horn
brook, VIM. Prewett James E. Blythe,
Sapi Archer, James H. McNeely, ard that
We invite all other loyal citizens OF Van.
derburgh county, without distinction Of
party, 10 act as delegates to said Conven-
ton.
On the motioH for the adoption of the
resolutions, interesting and earnest speeches
were made by John Ingle, Jr, james, 3,
Blythe, and Philip Hornbrook. -
The resolutions were then unanimously
adopted. go
ia The following Uames were then added to
the list of delegates; -
John Ingle, Jr, Geo. W. Raihbone, Lee
roy Calvert, VIM. E. Freneh,5 and Blythe
Hynes. 9H
On motion, it was requested that the
procee diugs Of the meeting be published in
tie Evansville papers and the Indianapolis
Journal
On molten, adjourned.
JAMES E. BLYTHE. Chairman.
SAM'L K. LEAvrTT, SeGy.
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RAILRoAp hkcKlPTs.

bxs drugs, Killer a White; s bxs dry goods,
Archer, Mackey d Co; 100 bxs ware aud bx sar-
dies, bxs raisius & Heimani hxs hats, 3
do dry goods, ba-es sheetinGs j MerrItt5 bxs
shoes, II; cases watches, Vickery Bros; box
fAncy goods, 5dcz tcythes, ChHs s VOLTS tdls
shade tree, 2 bxs hdw, Bias Bsheo k; 80 boxes
shoes 4 has b ats, Read & LaNreG ce; hhds sugar,
hf abs butter. s H. Gilbert & Co; bxs hats,
Shankln Reilly; so bbls syrup Belnent q Vi-les
2 ibis roasted rye, ! bbl hominy, dcz cotton
maps, W Caldwell; Is vii wagons, Wheels, {
springs, II bxs ess coffee i bx npSes Louis kess.
Ter; halo tow, A Colo .rui hay rake, Cr<ne
~ Browns 2bundlts sash, Wheeler Rigs; 1873
barels -four Geo Foster . Go; z3 sacks bran, Pet
lalz; II sacks -four, Schn MeHi ses sfr.sEaes9c
- A. E. SHRADER, Agent.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-16

RSF- Ladies and gentlemen, received q
letter from Nr. Suilfield, of Louisville, last
evening stating that he would be here in a
few days with large lot OF 6ne goods to
sell at auction. The ladies will remember
that Mr.. Suilieid was here with as about q
year ago. The goods wi be sold as soon
as they come to cur room, next door to
Crescent City Bank, Main street, opposite
tbs OUort House. Ladies. there will be
rich goods and good bargains.
jsI33,d H. NELsoH & Co.