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uT0n, be was peculiarly qualified By nature
and e-uci-iln 90 conduct -te war upon tho
same T.ueiF.ss d. vi-1- and dash that have
cIcs..--.i t.- aim -- entire su.c-ss ut g
I-..-. Ea-i science ana oar country hay-
sustained iu l.ll @ Joss U.lcH, a- t-is time,
b sli and dish eil-.lerz. On bis friends
t-s blow cones with stunning eEc-. 10
taol, u8- only tis s1cessslui General and
tae m-u 0l science, but ths eudeirtd parent,
ia- ul..cacl ii.uu aud l-s CHrIs,i4u IAi.-
s1lae- il fl vay.-it0sy frsring
JJurla'
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IHE Wool SlzlEE The qusnti,yol wool
that was smugzl-d through Blusas Piint by
an entry at tie Custom uouss les than is
value. but was ssizsd at Green T-land, near
Troy by Collector Chase. has been appraised
by an inspector. F5rfy-oBs bales, valued at
81 200 were conf-catsd and sent 70 tho Gus
tom House at PiatisbuFg. where they viii re-
main until sold Tor the benefit Of the Unitsd
States. The remainder Of the wool, valued
at about S35 600. was released, and for
wardsd TO its destination.
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We arc requested by sirs g. ". BKNs-
DICT 20 state iat tie use OF her name, Or
that Of the Ladies Relief ASSOCIATION, On the
Programmes %. Mr. Ambsose, Issued Friday
evening, e entirely uaoHfhoriztd Mr.. Am
brose asked liberty to connect the name Of
the Ladies Reiei Association with has *
hibihon. but ihs rs-nission vas disliuctly
refused.
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Alr Q4.sL aa % ne 90. o. I...-
or refusing 90 zee af.er banks dar.u, .-s present
sassiou Of d. Legislature, l,c.uif & oHs ,. .m-
p 1t4arl. Tue Bank 81 Biaad.l l.s lie q .rs-
seltatiyrs here iu considerable aaa5-.s: all ..
many petitions ssr al r..l. l--sil9.s as,.-. Be-.
r5elar'er have De- il presented Q. o.. L-i.. ---,
that it be -ias 90 b, qr sin whore sI ta.4e
documents originate. TIE number psrPora1.- q.
bs ,islld hy v.teu of .rsadaa alone. has t-sr
such @, 90 o.e.sioa she Preparation OF l--' 'a-
lative j-ks. Nr Buuaazls, ,:T,u.a, aa.ra
aao3 Of P.u.ioas La b.ea p5aI.l ia, yesterday
graTsly moved tas a. pain,.a.a. oi a select {. m-
miiea o. ascertain the ursab-5 # va.sss ia ne
IoWa Of Braulol! Tae H,ase approved d, pro-
position, -4i she sIs,sor O. dsy sna- 1aeei ta-
names Of zculismcl who c.ls-i,aia tl1 l.uliltee.
Tie question of r.clar,e.iug not, Will, rasps,
be broagat 10 tee, in e7usids-ius rep-rs Of tao
Bank Committee r f,ll,iaa O. gssa.ing aa sxten-
sion Of tie cHafter Of Assltaey B4ak. = .-;a,Ei-
ty Of the Esaz CoaGlt.os disssnt from hs IL .s-
ity VIA sIs 10 -asof ot gri-,ing s1es ex.-zsia1.
Sud 81 forth A. isHs,h their views.
The minority advert to tie 10. tast -. tls
banks IS stat, (as wei as OF other States long
since suspenIe aui refused 9iyueat .5r t5sir biis
in violation Of she Law II tas >,ats nnd To ths
deprecated vaius q tstir iiils conpsrei wish
sreel-; 70 tie great amount OF taeir pr sent cir
ealatio-, sud the evil consequences o. en- ire
desnable paper esIreneyi AM 10 tie Lazl- is cf
the future in tu.,noss sG.irs. Under these cir
eum.tluoss, tle minority think it i1prud.s. &C
grant rccssr,ers for banks h-vIsg mora than i've
or three yel's 20 run, ard that ''ths Lcgilatpre
should virtually say to ths Bants, you are upon
your good conduct; that W. vii await events at
less, n q yer to olme; ID soar aElirs are pTa-
IDENTIFY 4 safely nsnssei through tbis eFs.t,
y en- it is l,ei then yeu ~iil fud "a ready and
willing to make an grants Of Bsrks by rechaftu
or otseivisa, sli,- 'hs public soo3 rasy clearly
demand. p.
BoLzs EXPLOSION The bJi,er to; the
steamboatJ > r. Diekey EXPLODED Yesterday
morning. about tn miles above S. Gene
we've or the Mississippi. The facts as 70.
ported by telegraph are as follows
% The p,s gers were z~skersi BY violent
shock. sni rushing from their rooms found tae
boat had run AGAINST the Illinois bank ami Jay
fast v The mUi. 10 Hhout fifteen minutes. while
I ths Passengers we're elI!l wandering about tde
osbia nld no; YET recovered from the fret al4rm,
another terrible shock shook the whole bost sud
tie forward efoin vas insanity led with scslI
{ ing steam. Numbers inhaled IL aud fell cy ing
upon the fooI, while the ps senseIs, smong Waoz
sever l4diss. rushed ia paEic 10 the stern
Other horrors HUre addsd to ths calamity By
the Ere breaking cut in the state rooms and
ssfougn tse fo0r about the boilers sommuuieA-
ted froz the furnKss. After long ssd earnest sx-
srsisa the krs vss soIqssrsd.
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EDIrlEIAL CHASGE.-Rev. Z. J. scots
takes change Of the Vermont Chrisfids Mss-
ssngsr, as Associate EIitor. during the abs
ssnce OF Rev. A. Webster, Chaplain Of IL
10Th Reg
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The y York World ;1bil,,t ~ tsg rssult
.rr-.~,.. -.t.
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c.u, ol i'> l.s''y4i patron uss1r ftr-cHe'
IVo.tasr es.t.tf. ctni-itr, lr tie S...E
.e.-ti..,f. -.,.v- f,.,..-..s ,--...--.s.-.
congress r'--' '-7 pace ''ii next .i--''' ----
tie mex. Congress, according tl lass Will Rot
D.. r,,-tb.r tll a vts,r rr,., r-x. December.
.-.
In.rss s7'i-'.s '''''-N ~ ,.' 7--' '
viii strke most m'aes 'stthe Word is more
IN a hurry tasa is ue.Ilal. IHc-a is- GOOD
4..i-.l '--..,, b.l,-, tt--...., ,.....,... ,...r
ra11a. Dat --- s'- '''' o- i7.aa'a'
81 oai !.r s.. comes anlIa. -i-.4y --.1i
tss World. r1 l4-tt.
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CL. E.B. sawyer, !st VcTlzoat Clssisy, il
horlty mustered .at of ihe service of ihe n.t-d
States iron september l6JA, p the date u
Lis prCaelt { ll li-.in, lor 10. fcicrey sud neg
leci VI &c welfare Ct = Regime % whilst 1la r
thereof
Byerlsr @, tie secretary O war.
l.. InoH,s, ali l-G=a.
T.. Ii,afs says ii DOES not &c undesr and
the specific nature Of th- charges made
against Eim.' I5 si1ik-s as that tho elars-
e. stated in the order are eiae enough, II
sustained by the evidence.
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I-.l.>- Us TIE 81 REGMENT.-Ths
u...sa motions have been made in tbs
..- t-. .- la-.leuI Major Thomas o.
5-..t. .. ts L.--t. Colonel Capt. S. Z.
Pra., . Company E, TO be Major.
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TIE following is the order OF dismissal in
to cass Of C-l. Sawyer. which was read On
Eae 1t ias:
TAs DEPARTzsSr, A0J'E-GrSs CTE.e-,
HAsHSGloS, Oct. q 1859.
SPECIAL ORDER, No. sIi
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A CARD.
HENDERSON, Ky, July Is Ii

HENDERSON, KY, July 18 1862.
To the Editors Of the EUansvitte Journal:
GENLLEMENs:-- In your paper of this
morning you publish communication from
AN. a. R." in which an attempt is made
to cast some reflection on Hon. A. Dixon
for the manner in which be replied to a
letter which had been addressed to him
and several other citizens of Henderson, by
Capt A. R. johnson, c. S. A.
You have already published Capt. John
sons letter aud Mr.. Dixon's reply. l send
you with this copy of the Henderson Re-
porter, containing the whole correspond
ence, and suggest that, for the benefit of
your readers, you publish the portions Of
it which have not already appeared in your
paper, viz: the replies of G. W. Hutchen,
P. Semonin ard Rev. Joel Lambert.
The substance of Johneou's letter is, that
be understood the resolutions passed by the
Union meeting referred to-, as declaration
by the gentlemen to whom his letter was
addressed, of purpose and intention on
their part to engage in active warfare
against the soldiers of the Confederate
army-that he wanted to know whether
such was their purpose, or whether they
intended to remain as they had been-quIet
citizens, wholly uncoanected with either
army. All of those who replied to it, clear
ly and distinctly disclaim any intention or
purpose to engage in active warfare against
the Confederate soldiers. If they differ. it
is only in this, that Governor Dixon thought
proper to answer at some length, and in
the most courteous terms; whereas, the
Others answered either curtly, and with less
regard to the language i'll which their az
sWers were couched. After the replies were
published, and when our little city was in
hourly expec alton of the, threatened visit
by the Confederates, the course pursued by
Gov. Dixon differed from that pursued by
your correspondent, in this--tbat the Gov
ernor remained at home, met face to face
the man who bad challenged his action in
the Union meeting, and held himself in
readiness to share with his fellow U non
men who could not go away, whatever fate
might befall them in their defenseless situa-
tion; whereas, your correspondent fed the
city, and in he bour of trial was non est
fnUe1ltLS. - T. 4. r.af-4 .7-t-
The signature of "M. A. r.. is not
recognized, nor is it known who is the au-
thor of the communication referred to. He
says that g none of those gentlemen y Ito
whom Johnson's letter was addressed), " so
far as he can learn, have deigned to make |
any reply to the Rebel General except the
great and good Archy Dixon," and init
mates that Gov. Dixon wrote his reply un-
der the influence of an apprehension of
danger.
COL Hntehen and Mr.. Seaonin are both
brave men-both unhinchiug U niou men,
above suspicion. They both fed from |
home upon the approach of the " Rebel |
General" and knew that when he came |
they would be out of all danger; and yet |
they answered his letter to substantially the |
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JULY 81, 1859

same effect that Gov Dixon did. And can
1t, with any reason, be said, that they were
any less under the Influence of an appre-
BENSON of danger when they wrote than
Gov. d xon was; or that in declaring that
they have no connection with either army,
and intend no war against the Confederate
soldiers, they have any less 50 fallen" than
he has Z Gov. D;xon's great object was the
protection of the Union men of the city and
county. lie has succeeded in obtaining
solemn promise from the chief of the in
VadiDg force, that their persons and prop
erty shall not be isturbed, and our citi
zens have evidence of the sincerity of
that promise IN the fact th at while the con-
federates were In our midst, not man,
Union or Southern rights, was subjected 10
any inconVenience or annoyance at their
hands.
And if your correspondent n. A. R."
is resident of Henderson,, as be doubtless
is, instead of trying to. cost censure on the
Gov. for meeting face to face the enemy,
aud negotiating with him for the safety of
Onion men, he ought rather to be grateful
to him that in so doing he, in all proba-
bility, secured quiet TO his family while be
was fleeing from danger. He no doubt has
well studied the philosophy of those inimit-
able lines from Hud Ibras, with slight vari-
afion):
= He that is in battle slain,
Viii never live to fight again :.
But lie that fears o giIC aud runs away,
Will live to fight anot .trday."
A CITIZEN. z-
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EVANSVILLE, IND. MONDAY MORNING.
MISCELLANEOUS.

HA1 GAa II LA~ANEOOO' -
SAGINAW PINE LUMBER
HUNNELL'S
EEOO2'12eO eW 6EZ 8.
Corner Walnut ST. and Canal,
sa E. EVANSVILLE, IND.
HEsE H.S P-E Just RRCEzTcED
w the finest stock of the
6eGt Lumber
ever brought to this market, which we will sell
VERY CHEAP FOR CASH.
Judges, the
The Very Best Now in Use.
We Keep full supplF - his Lumter constantly
on hand, read worked into
Flooring, Sash, Doors, &C., &C.,
and ask the public to call and examine for them
selves, feeling confident it s-
Cannot be Surpassed in the Market
We also keep
DRY POPLAR FLOORING, SIDING
MOULDING, BRACKETS, &C.,
and are prepared 30 saw scroll work TO any pat
tern. Also, any work in cur line execn ted with
dispatch at the lowest prices. Call at
Hunnell's Flooring Mills.
Corner Walnut st. and Canal.
JUNE IL, 1862.
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We have already published the letters of
the guerrilla A. R, Johnson, and Mr.. Dixon.
The following are the cards of Messrs. G.
". HuicheD, Joel Lambert, and P Semo-
nin.-ED. JoUgNAL ,or-F
On yesterday received a letter from A.
R. johnson to Gov. Dixon, myself and 9TH
ers. have only this reply to make No
man of common sense could or would con-
strue the action of the meeting in question
as declaration of war against the so called
Confederate States. had no such intention,
nor do suppose any one of the large meet
ing dreamed of any thit of the sort
@. w. BUTHEN.
July j 9Th 1862
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July 18th, 1862.

In answer TO the above letter of A r.
johnson, we have to reply that we are now
and have ever been Union meu-but never
have joined, nor do we expect to join the
army, but are now, and expect to hold ou
selves ready, at all times to join with any
law and order ctiz sns to put down bands of
marauders and robbers but W do not class
as such regularly organized bodies of troops,
carrying on war in a legitimate manner,
and under the authority of regularly or
gauized government-and we did net intend
in the resolutions to make war upon the
forces of the Confederate Government, nor
can we understand how any man of ordina
ry intellect could so construe them.
JOEL LAMBERT,
July 18th, 1852. P. SEMoNIN.
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GUSTAVUs HOE.

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MISCELLANEOUS
ADAMS lXPRESs COMPANY.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.

NEW ARRANGEMENT.
TEFRE .7DsasuS EXPAESS ga W +.
II PARY respectfully announce tn their frisnds
and patti ons, tha public # Evans Vile aud vicinity
that, wi Increased fl ilities for the transports
ton of r.
FREIGHT, PACKAGES.
MONEY AND YALUABLES,
They solicit a coLti u n c of former tavOis Es-
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~ persons wishing TO avail tbs m selves of the
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Of the business at their cice on First stieet, be
tween Main ana Locust
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Notice to Contractors.
NvHE E0.H.UGSV co USNrCxk o r
n the City 0: Evaasy lie viii receive Sc led
proposals until Saturday, July 10, 1862, TOR taking
up and re-laying The pavement of part of the alley
extending from Sycamore to Vine stIeetF, and sit
uite between Third and Fuurth streets.
The contractor 10 furnish tn nee. ssary gravel
and materials, ard to do the work according to
the plau and specifications now on file in the
Clerk 8 Office. P. BURkE, Clerk.
Clprk's Nffiaa. .Inlv 10 1882
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/" ELLIOTT'S."

wO DOXE.V SUGAR CURED BEEF
AO Tongues, just received and for sale at Eli
otis Family Grocery.
FLOUR 100 sacks double Extra Family Flour,
just from the mills, and for sale Elott's family
grocery.
HAMS.-5,OOO lbs plain Country Cured Hams
at 6; per pound.
lE5,OGO Canvass Sugar Cured Hams Of Tc per Ib, at
Elliott's family grocery.
COUNTRY BRAO.-sO, 600 lbs of rich Country
Bran, in store and for sale cheap at ElIiott's
DRIED BEEF Il 600 lbs OF celebrated Sugar
Cured Dried Beef, just from steamer aud for tsle
ct ljy16l ELLIoTT'S FANNY Grocery.
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MUM 2ER Q51
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


a GARD.
KR.R 1~K-VG SOLD OUT OUR E.N@
HI tire RETAIL stock of Boots, Shoes, and
Hats, at No. Is Main street, TO Mr.. 7. w. TUR-
NER, we take plessu 9 in recommending him %
the public gent eman Of integrity, attentive 20
business, and we'll worthy of the confidence and
patronage of those needi goods in his line Aud
we bespeaE for him continuation of the liberal
patI onage we have resolved.
.-=5 READ & LAWRENCE.
Evansville, July 4th, 1867
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MRS. WILSON'S
HAIR REGENERATOR.
The Reseaerator is put up in two si<es, and
retails for so cents for pint bottles, aud 81 for
quart bottles. The quart bottles are much the
cheapest
Who wants Good Head Of Hair? Use
Mrs. Wilson's Hair Regeneration and
Hair Dressing.


Please read few certificates from As following re.a.
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MEssas. HENRY +, WILSON & Co.--Hy wife Is now
using yor Regeneration for the hair and pronounces il
far superior to anything she used for the hair It is
easily applied does not sl ia the cstas disusree-
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al feel csnfdent that it cperatss NOT as dye, 6at
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