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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-07-17
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By virtue of an Order of Sale issued out of thf
Office of the clerk of the Court of Common Pleas oil
vanderburgh county. Indiana, in favor of Pau
I. Marrs, and against Samuel p. HavIin, will N
WEDSBS DAY, JULY 18TH, 1862,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock q. NJ. and
O'Clock P. NJ of said day, at the door OF the Court
Houze in the City Of Evansville, Indiana, offer for
sale, at Iublic auction, the renis and profits for
the term of seven years of the foloWing described
real estate, to-wit:
That part of lot No. twenty nine, (29), in the
Original Plan of Evansville, in the county Of VAN
derGurgh, and State of Indiana, bounded "a fol!
lows, to-wit Beginning at a point on the south
east side of Vine street, in Evansville aforesaid,
the line of said lot twenty feet from the alley
on the south westerly enI on said lot, running
thence parallel with Vine Get, and towards
First street twenty feet, the ce a. l. sht angles
with Vine street, across said lot twenty Dine (29i
seventy five (75) feet TO the liue dividing lots
twenty nine [z9! aud thirty (S0) in aid Old Plan of
Evansvll e, thence at right angles with said last
named line and parallel with Vine street towards
the ohio river twenty fee thence sevt nty five feet
IN straight line, across said let TWEEN niue (29)
TO VINE street, the place of beginning.
ana should sand rents and profits not sell for
sum suIncient tc satisfy aid writ and COSTS
WILL at the same time aud place, offer sale the
fee simple of said premises
81 90 jos shsriff VIC.
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River News.

The river is still slowly falling at this
point. 1t is rising at Cincinnati, with
heavy rains.
There was a great dearth of steamers on
the river, and nothing doing on the wharf
except the hauling of tobacco by the dray-
men yesterday.
The j B. Ford, with load of govern
ment supplies for the Tennessee river, came
down late Tuesday night
The Lloyd came up from Henderson
early yesterday morning with another big
load of tobacco.
The Rose HambIeton, with commissary
and sutler stores, passed down at noon yes
terday.
The Gen. Anderson will be the only
packet Cor Cairo to-day. She has foe pas
sepger accommodations and will leave at 6
o'clock this eVenisg.
The J. T. McCombs will be the popular
packet for Henderson and Louisville to-
day. She is one of the nea:est boats on
the river.
The Big Grey Eagle, having been re-
painted and fitted up to look nice as new,
will, we are informed by Messrs. Cox and
Humphrey, resume her regular trips be-
tween Louisville and Henderson on Satur-
day. The Big Grey Eagle is spacious and
we'll appointed, and her chief officers, Capt.
J. a. Bunce and J. A. Lusk, are proverbial
for their courtesy and polite attentions to
their guests.
The Little Grey Eagle will resume her
regular trips on Sunday next. Mr.. W. G.
Yoris will again grace her Office.
The Lebanon will be here to-day for
Cincinnati. Cox & Humphrey will contract
for freight for her.
The Matte Cook is due from Green river
this morning. She will leave again this
evening for the head of navigation. Capt
Drinkwater and Jim Coleman will see thai
passengers are made comfortable, and are
well fed.
The Forest Queen for Memphis, passed
down last night with fine trip. We ar'
indebted to her courtly clerk, Billy Banker
for Louisville papers of latest dates.
The Pocahontas arrived from Cumber
land River, loaded with tobacco and grain
The Nashville from the Cumberland, ar
rived here last night.
The Lue caves camo out of Green River
loaded to the guards with tobacco.
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Governor Yates to the President
He Urges Vigorous and Earnest
Measures.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
SPRINGFIELD. Ill, July IL, 1862.

EAECUTIFE DEPARTMENT.
SPRINGFIELD. Ill, July IL, 1862.
President lincoln, Washington d. c.:
The crisis of the war and our national
existence is upon us. The time has come
for the adoption of more decisive measures
Greater vigor and earnestness must he in
fused into our military movements Blows
must be struck at the vital part of the re-
bellion. The Government should employ
every available means compatible with the
rnles of warfare to subject the traitors
Summon to the standard of the Republic all
men willing to fight for the Union. Let
loyalty, and that alone, be the dividing line
between the nation and its foes. Generals
should not be permitted to fritter away the
sinews of our brave men in guarding the
property of traitors, and in driving back
into their hands loyal blacks, who offer US
their labor and seek shelter beneath the
Federal flag. Shall we sit supinely by, and
see the war sweep [ IF the youth and strength
of the land, and refuse aid from that class
of men, who are at least worthy foes of
traitors and the murderers of our Govern
ment and our Chi 'dren2
Our armies should be directed TO forage
on the enemy, and to Geese paying traitors
and their abetters exorbitant exactious for
food needed by the sick or hungry soldier.
Mild aud conciliatory means have been
tried in vain TO recall the rebels to their
allegiance. The conservative policy has
utterly failed to reduce traitors to obedience
ahd to restore the supremacy of the laws.
They have, by means of sweeping couscrip-
lions, gathered in countless hordes, and
threaten To heat back and overwEeim the
armies of the Union. With blood and trea-
son in their hearts, they flaunt the black
flag of rebellion in the face of the Govern
mcnt, and threaten to butcher our brave
and loyal armies with foreign bayonets.-
They arm negroes aud merciless savages in
tleir behalf
Mr.. Lincoln, the crisis demands greater
and sterner measures. Proclaim anew the
good old motto of the Republic, " Liberty
and Union, now and forever, one and in
separable," and accept the services of all
loyal men, and it " i'll be in your power to
stamp armies out of the earth-irresistable
armies-that will bear our banners TO GER
tain victory. In any event, Illinois, already
alive with beat of drum, and resoundiug
with the tread of new recruits. will respond
to your call Adopt this policy and she
will leap like flying giant into the fight.
This policy for the conduct Of the war
will render foreign Intervention imp0s
Bile, and the armies of the Republic invinci-
bic. 1t will bring the conflict to a speedy
close, and Sc cure peace on e permanent
basis. RICHARD YATES,
Governor of Illinois.
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6SHERKRF,s SALE .v-O. OIL.

BY virtue Of susdry executions issued out OF the
ofise If the Clelk of the VuDderburgh Circuit
Court in favor Of Isaac Joseph, A. raham Gimbei
Fr"n Horstine. Tn, s. h. D. Langley, Jehn NJ.
Clark. h. j.. Peck, John Caldwell, Henry =. Bro
kaw, VIM, Hu"y, VII. Fl. WATSON, and Charles L.
Hurd, and all against Lew l.. Bsycock, will on
MONDAY, AUGUST 4rH, 1862,
between the hours of 10 o'clock, A. NJ, and o..
clock P. NJ, 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 years of the following de-
scribed real estate, viz
The southeast half of lot No. two ~, and lot
No. three (3), upper enlargement, Evansville,
Indiana.
And should said rents aud profits not sell
for sum sufficient to satisfy said writs and costs,
will, at the same time AMI place, offtr for sale
and sell the fee simple of said premises.
GEORGE WVLFLIN, S. v. @.
Wheeler Iglehart q Hargrave, Gervin & Real +,
M. 5. johnson, Plaintiffs Attorneys.
IVA $S525
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BALTIMORE, July IA. The American
states that Generals Mccall and Reynolds
are neither of them wounded. After re-
manning a day at the Spotswood House,
they were taken to the officers prison.
A gunboat on the plan of the Merrimac,
though much smaller, is approaching COM
pletion at Richmond. though great difficult
~ is experienced in obtaining iron for her
armor.
The distinctions in the James river were
considerably weakened by recent freshets.
One of the sunken vessels had SO swung
that the Teaser was able to pass through
and was soon after captured.
Fort Darling had been greatly strength
ened, and the batteries are iron clad.
A whole division of the army had crossed
the James river on a pontOon bridge, to
assist in its defense.
The bridges destroyed by Gen. Mcclellan
in the vicinity of Hanover Court House
have been reconstructed.
The forces of Gen. Jackson had moved
off, it was thought, toward Fredericksburg,
and it was said would strike blow in the
Valley.
The Maryland rebel regiments with him
under Gems. Lowe and Bradley johnson,
had suffered terribly in the fight with Free
mont and Shields. Bradley JOhnson's reg
iment had been cut down from 700 to 200
effective men.
The greatest confidence was felt at Rich
mond among the rebels in their ability to
destroy McClellan's army, and those who
had sent their families away, were bringing
them back again. The Union men were
confident of the final capture of the city.
The cannon captured during the recent
battles were brought into Richmond, num-
bering about tWenty-three pieces, some of
them howitzers, and three of them army
rifed guns all light pieces, and with the ex-
ceptiOn of the howi'zers and one English
gun, were sent to the foundry to be recast.
the rebels having DO shells to suit ritl,d
cannon. Not a siege piece had been cap
tured, and much surprise was expressed
that Mcclellan had succeeded in taking
them off
The falling back of the rebel army to-
wards Richmond had caused considerable
dissa isfaction, as it was given out that Nc
Clellan would be attacked in Richmond.
BALTIMORE, July IA special to the
Tribune says:
The following correspondence was occa-
stoned by the strange aud mysterious
charges put forth few days since by the
Louisville Journal:
Major, General Mitchell:
y DEAR SIR Your attention is hereby
called 10 an extract from the Louisville
Journal of the 10th inst Those of us who
know you personally, know that the charge
is utterly false. The world needs only your
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-07-17

TIE MoIGAN RAID-Iuformation has
been received at headquarters in this city
10 the effect that Morgan's band made their
appearance on the Kentucky Central Rail-
road last night, destroying the structure
known as the Long Bridge Oh the line of
that road between Cynthiana and Paris. A
gentleman residing near or at Cynthiana
has given the Covingt0n and Lexington
Railroad Company the information that
the movements of Morgan ana his band on
Frankfort and Lexington were merely
feints, and that the object of the rebel
chieftain was TO strike the CoviDgton and
Lexington road at Paris, and destroy the
long trestle work known as the Townsend
Viaduct, which would take month or six
weeks weeks to reconstruct for the passage
of trains; and having accomplished this
work, he would pillage and destroy the
property of all Union men in Bourbon
county, and then retire by the same road
he came, to HarroGsburg or MI. Sterling.
In contradistinction to the above, Mayor
Hatch, of Cincinnati, received the follow
ing despatch at one o'clock last night:
LEXINGTON, KY, July IA.
have positive information from reliable
eye witnesses of the fact, within the last
three hours, that Morgan has not retl treated,
but is at Versatile, twelve miles distant,
with the larger part, if not the whole OF his
forces. | would like TO have all men that
can be sent.
W. ]. WARD, Brig. Gen. Com.
A special dis patch to the Cincinnati Ga
zette, dated Lexington, July ID, says:
Brigadier General w. J. Ward assumed
command of the forces here last night. 1t
is supposed that Morgau's forces are Ovid
ed into several squads, so situated that they
could concentrate at any point in a short
time. One squad is threatening Frankfort,
being at Rough and Ready, eight miles
from the Capital. This city is under mar
tIal law, and no man allowed to appear on
the streets without U. S. musket, under a
penalty of being shot down on sight.
General Ward will impress 900 horses,
and take offensive measures. He seems to
be terribly in earnest. Warmers 18Th Ken
lucky is here.
General Ward has issued the following
proclamation
HEADQUARTERS, July IA, 1852.
All able bodied citZ4nS of Lexington and
Fay cite counties are ordered to report them
selves at the Courthouse square in LexiDg-
ton forthwith. Those having arms will
bring them those having none will be
81 med.
By order of W. J. Ward, Brigadier Cen
eral Commanding.
JOHN W. FINNELL,
Adjutant- General.
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BosToN, July 15.-The citizens commit
tee of $50 acting 10 concert with the city
and State authorities, VIII first endeavor to
fill up the Massac hueetts regiments in the
field 10 their full -qnn1a and then recruit
new regiments to the number required.
The committee takes hold of the work with
great energy, and every prospect of entire
success. Recruiting headquarters will be
established on Boston Common.
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New York, July l5.-Notwithstandin
the Intense heat of the weather, there was
an immense gathering of tie loyal citizens
this afternoon at Union Square. It was
fully equal to thai of April of last year,
just after the fall of Sumter.
Five stands were provided for speakers.
Gen. Fremont presided at one OF them.
All the speakers were Vehemently in IA
vor of UNFOLDING the Government in all its
war measures until the last armed rebel had
surrendered.
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BSE- The lightning for nearly q week
past has taken almost complete possession
of the telegraph wires, cutting off nearly
all reports What few items came over the
wires are manglei and broken SO as to be
almost illegibIe.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
sY rHH Z. " LINE.
Exclusively for the Journal.

LoUIsyILL, July 16.-The Journal reply
ing to a dispatch from Gen. Mitchell, says,
Mitchell's accuser was Col. J. Nixon, of The
2lst Ohio, and that be left for Washington
on the 9Th TO lay the particulars of the case
before the military authorities. TIE Jour
nal speaks highly Of the character of Col
Nixon, but says he don't rely on his per-
sonal character in any degree TO suhstanti-
ate the crimes against Mitchell. The Jour
nal concluding, says, all our prepossessions
were strongly in favor OF Gen. Mitchell,
and being thus prepared we withheld his
dishonor, until we could no longer either
doubt without dissenting.
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Ths .zppsfffss.-It is a very eifncult matter
with the majority of persons to restrain their appe
tites; hence we see abundance of Dyspepsia,
Liver Complaints, and Disorders of the Stoma b
and Digestive Organs. Hoofand's German Bitters
will entirely cure these complaints, aud restore the
gystqm to its original sigor and strength. They
are for ssle by druggists and dealers in medicines
everywhere st IS cents per hottie. febls
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What cHS Woman do sB ErGr.-Much
every way. But shs can't keep peace in the fam
lily without q bottle of Dead Shot to kill eff the
blood-thirsty hordes of hungry Bed-Bugs that,
uniuyite l. introduce themselves to her dodgers, to
heir sreat Rnncyoncc and disgust. Now is the
tine to use it Kill 'em now No family should
be without it. TIE Dead Shot makes q clean
sweep; renders peace certain by ths annihi'ation
of the enemy. SOLD BY ALL THE DRUGGISTS.
Agents in EvaBsN lille, KELLER WHITE.
myI3dlm
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W AsHINGToN, July l5.-The Committee
on Ways and Means have a recommended
ton before them urging the necessity of
Congressional legislation to relieve the
specie market. No special action has yet
been taken by the committee, but it is
known that some of the members are OPP
posed to it.
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denial under your own signature.
Yours, very truly,
B. F. CAMP, lie Madison ave.
WASHINGTON. July l.

WASHINGTON, July IA
To Hon. B. F. Gamp, NesO York;
1 have your note of the 18th inst. calling
my attention to an editorial in the Lou
isville Journal of the 10TH in which I am
charged with conduct not only injurious to
the Government, but disgreceful to human
ity. AS there are no specifications in this
charge, | can only pronounce it to be,in the
broadest sense, unjust, unfouuded, false and
calamitous. | have never, in all my life,
consciously done an injury 10 any human
being.
AS to the deeds of cruelty and guilt, my
entire nature revots at both, and my coun-
trymen can never be persuaded that have
been guilty of either
demand the specifications, pronouncing
the charges utterly and absolutely false.
Very respectfully,
(Signed) D. NJ. MITCHELL.
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The FANNY BULLIrT.-On Tuesday we
had the pleasure of meeting Captain Gus.
Lemeke, who has been for sometime superin-
tending the repairing of the Fanny Bulhtt, at
Mound City. He informs US that the Fanny
is now on the ways, and her bottom is
found to be sound as when built. The ship
wrights expressed surprise at finding her so
sound. She will be aAoat in few days.
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RS We are under almost daily obliga-
lions TO the Adams Express Company,
through their very clever agent, Mr.. Weniz,
or its no less attentive messengers, Joe Da-
Wis and Jim. Ferry. If We ever drank, we
should drink to the success of the iRstitu-
ton
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The drinking saloons are all closed.

UTTuhTuB CIOSEU.
Rumors of skirmishing in various direc-
lions are constantly coming in, but are not
reliable.
The Union forces are amply sufficient for
the defence of the city, and large addi-
tional cavalry force will be instantly de-
tached in pursuit of Morgan.
There were rumors in the city this morn
ing TO the effect that Jack Allen, with a
number of his rebel cavalry, had occupied
Shelby vile but gentleman who left that
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COLUMBUS, o., July ia very large
an enthusiastic meeting was held in the
State House square this evening. The OBJ
ject of che meeting being to raise funds to
aid in raising recruits for this county's
quota. $4,000 have already been sub
scribed. Speeches were made by Gov.
Tod, Hon. Sam Galloway and others
Great enthusiasm prevails.
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H9 Yesterday was a duh day in this
city. Nothing transpired worthy of note,
except The arrival of Union refugees from
Henderson, and the sick from the hospital
at that place.
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Court Notice.

STATE OF INDIANA. In ,ho pf Court t. # Com
Yanderburgh County. burgh County.
September Term, 1862
Heinrich Rudolph Schraeder
aud Rud0lI kehr.
Thomas Cowles, George
Cowles Louisa Cowes, and
Mary Jane Hei;z
WF APPERREsN"R b \" .ERFED-AIKT
Il this day filed III the office the Clerk of the
Court aforesaid that the defer dants, Thomas AID
JAN, are non residents of the STATE # Indiada,
and that said Thomas and jane are necessary par
ties TO tn 8 action concer ming real estate.
Notice of the tendency of this &C ton is there
fore given to said Thomas Cowles aid Mary
Jan Heiiz and that The same will stand tor trial
at The next term of the Court aforesaid, to be be-
gun and held at the Court House in the City of
Evansville, in the County and State aforesaid,
on The first Monday in September, AID. 1862.
Witness the Clerk of said Court this 9Th day
of July, A, d. 1862.
Wheeler, IgIehart & HaTgrave, Prff, Attorney.
Two
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0HRRIFE,s s.zEE NO. IS.

liy virtue of an order Of Sale issued out of the
Office Of the CLERK of the Court OF Common Pleas
of Vanderburgh county, Indiana, in favor OF Flor
ence Ii. II sullivan, aud gaiHst James d, Saunders
and others, will, on
"WEDNESDAY, JULY 10TH, 1862,
between the hours OF 10 A. NJ, and o'clock p. NJ
Of said day, the door IF the Court House in the
City of Evansvl Indiana, offer for sal, at no
lie auction, the rents and p Ofts for tue term Of
years OF the following described Real Estate,
to-Wit
Lots No two " aud three ~, in Block No two
~, in the Northern Enlargement OF the ity Of
Evansville, Indiana.
And should sad rents aud profits not sell for
sum sufficient 10 satisfy writ and costs, will,
at the Fame time ami place, offer for sale tho Ice
simple of sad premises.
GEORGE WOLFLIN,
Sheriff V. G..
Jones d Blythe, Plf's Attorneys. SIS rs je25
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EG~ There was an alarm of fire about
8 o'clock last night We could not learn
what produced it. Some said it was to call
out the military to guard the city. The
whole city turned out promptly. Vigilance
is, just now, the means OF safety.
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NEW York July IS. steamer Ariel
has arrived from Aspinwl# With SAL, 900
in treasure.
The Governor of Panama has removed
the seat Of Government temporarily to
Santiago -Leverguas.
Families are flying from the city to avoid
anticipated danger.
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R6r We learn from the Nashville Union
that Col. Owen, of the Sixtieth Indiana,
surprised and cut to pieces FIVE hundred
guerrillas above Burkesville, KY, about i
o'clock on Saturday night The Nashville
Union has other excellent news, which it
withholds for the present, but adds that
the results of our plans are all that can be
desired. -
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Announcement.

Mr.. FDIPoR You will please nnounce A.
whittlesey, Esq, as a candidate for State Senator
from the counties of Posey and Yanderburgh at
The next Octcb,r election, in favor of maintaining
the Union at all hazards.
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ROH0sVaU's PffIs.-The " heat,d term"
frequently productive of unpleasant conse-
qucntes TO many persons. DyssnteTy, Biiliousness,
Acidlty OF the stomach sick headache and debility
are often the sceurges Of the Summer. They are
speedily subdu by short curse of these cathar-
tic medicine Sold everywhere. l78 jyl4
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Local News.

Ia We are under obligations to Mr.
Dohell, on Main street. for st. Louis papers
of yesterday. In the continued failure of
the Commercial, this kindness cannot be
over-estimated.
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Fhs GOBFsssGOHs and EGpsrfsncs of an
EBpaItd.-Publshed for the benefit and IS
warning and a cation to young men who suffer
from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, &C.;
supplying at the same time the means of Sef-Cure
By one who has cared him elf after being put to
great expense through medical imposition and
ruackery. By enclosing u po paid addressed en-
velope, SINGLE C PIES may be had Of the author,
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, E=q., Bedford, Kings,
Co. NY mhl5-d&w1y
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Administrators Sale.

MNOFKGE rs HREERX' FKH:E.N'
0w that will, as Administrator of the es at !,
OF Nathaniel Beckett, deceased, sell at public auc
ton, the residence of Margaret Duty, in Perry
township, Vauderburgh county, Indiana, near the
gus, 1862, all the peIs nal property of Nathaniel
Beckett, late of said county, DECEASED COZ si'ti' &
OF enc lot of hogs, corn one rue gun one TWO
horse wagon aud harness, one trunk, &C.
TERMS OF SALE.
All sums under three dollars cash. and all sums
ON err three dollars a credit of nine his Will be
given, the pure haser will he required to give note
with good security, waving valuation laws with
interest from date.
jy14-iwSw JULIUS s. CATLETT, Adm.