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Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-10-18
we WOULD CALL THE ATTENTION OF
COJNTEs N8.E.S N'YS

-WE WOULD CALL THE ATTENTION Or
COUNTRY N&EH HCHANTS
To our unusually large stock of Goods Our
stock comprises every article in the Coihipg and
FURNISHING line. We have constantly on hand
the largest Ock and greatest variety of CASSl-
MERE and w o O I, Fl a It S, of any house in
the city, and our prices for these Goods are less
than of any other House, as we receive them
direct from the manufacturers consignment
Our stock Of
SUMMER AND FALL GOODS
is particularly attractive and the great feature
to the Country .NerCAaRt is the unusually low
priceless than the cost Of Importation.
We also keep the Staple .4'"ticies IN TIE Dry
Goods line, which Goods we have purchased ia
this market under the Hummer, and are offering
them at .New York cost--aad ioSS. We publish
this C{rd in order that we may make lew &C.
quainances, and induce those who have not he, C.
tofore purchased of US, to call and inspect our
stock.
All we ask is an opportunity to s5ow Me Goods
and name the prices, and we have no fear of the
result. Good articles and iow prices are the great
inducements to all who purchase to sell again.
Merchants who buy of us can make rood
profit and sell TO their customers at a low figure.
We remain, respectfully,
Your obedient servants
BADGER & lIN0EN8ERGER,
Wholesale Clothing and Hat Warehouse,
Nos All, 4l3 and 4l5 Battery street
Corner Of Merchant streetD
San francisco, April 20, 1862. 2Sl3.
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Entire New ana Fresh Stock

IMPORTERS and WHOLESALE DEALERS !
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THE FOLLOWING LETTER, which emphaticaI
speaks for itself, was written BY the Dean Of tb
Faculty Of the Philadelphia College Of Medicine
to the editors Of the Pacific Medical and Surg
cal Joarnal," San Francisco, for publication.
PHmApELPHIA, Jan. L, 1859.
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DIR. L. J. CZAPKAY'S Private Medical on
Surgical Institute is on SACRAMENTO ST.. BELOW
Montgomery opposit" the Pacific Mail St"m'.l
Company's Office, San Francisco. The D.a'ar
offers free consultations, and asks no rcmr0.9'
ten unless he effects care Oaice hours !yong
q. IN. to 3 p. N.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-01-15

S9 We notice that the papers are giving
the business of various post offices through
out the quarter ending December 81, 1861.
The business foots up largely at all the
offices we have seen noticed, compared to
former quarters before the war; showing
and periodicals.
The business OF the Evansville Post Office
was also very large last quarter greater
probably, than in any former quarter. Fl
There were mailed from this Office during
the quarter "a, 362 letters. Over 10000
letters were received for delivery here
A large business is done here in foreign
letters and papers, mostly to Germany and
Great Britain--a large part of our popula-
ton being of those EatioDalities. Few
places of the size excel Evansville IN the
amount of foreign correspondence. There
is also considerable correspondence with
Canada, California and France.
1898 newspapers and ESQ magazines
were received by regular dealers. OF these,
Dobell, the pioneer periodical dealer, re-
ceived 1906 papers and 572 magazines.
Over 5000 transient periodicals were sent.
The amount Of revenue accruing to the
Department tor the quarter was over
1900
During the quarter only se3 letters were
sent to the Dead Letter Office. This amount
out of over 1000 received is very small,
considering that many letters were doubt
less addressed to volunteers without having
the name of the company or regim ent, and
therefore liable not to find the owner.
The amount Of labor and trouble in a
Post Office may be imagined when it is
recollected that the business is done in small
amounts, from twenty-five cents down; in
a great hurry and with all sorts of people,
and great many at time.
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How docs It Happen .

SMITHLAND, Ky, Jan. II, 1862.
EDITORS EVANSVILLE JOURNAL: l write
you for the purpose of getting, if possible,
through your paper some information that
may or may not be satisfactory to myself
and many other Union men of Crittenden
county, KY. For be it known that, though
am at this place and in the army, I am a
citizen of Crittenden county, when at home.
There are some things in regard to the buy
ing of goods in Evansville by the merchants
of my county, that we Union men cannot
understand, for it seems to some of as "that
all the wicked are the blessed" 1t seems
that Messrs. Wilson & Armstrong, of Marion,
men VIGOROUSLY Union, can get no goods
in Evansville; nor can W. @. Carnahan and
Mr.. Percy, both saddlers and Union men,
get leather to work. But J. W. Rutherford,
a man universally known throughout the
county to sympathize deeply with secession,
and believed by every good Union man in
the county to be spy and general news
carrier for all the marrauding bands of
rebels that infest the county-every few
weeks can and does get from Evansville,
goods in sufficient quantities to keep we'll
stocked family grocery, out of which the
rebels and those who sympathize with
them can buy whatever they want. OILY
a few days since this man Rutherford was
seen to take out a bag of shot and slyly PIT
It in a wagon which belonged to a stroug
carASh ho hos 1,
secesh army.
Some five weeks since l was in Evans
vile, and Wolf and Dickey, secesh, and
Cash and John Gracey, Union, from Prince
ton, Ky, went up to buy goods The Sur
veyor, Maj. Robinson, was told that Wolf.
and Dickey wanted goods, and that lhey.
were secessionists. He said they should
have nothing. (This know L came
down the river with all these parties, and
at For DE Ferry, four sacks of coffee and
five or six barrels of salt were put off for
Volt & Dickey. Gracey could get nothing
but few pieces of calico, and Cash not a
thing, If this traffic is right, in the name
Of Goblet Union men have it; fits wrong
stop IT.
Crittenden county has about four hundred
men in the Federal camp, not one of whom
bat looks upon Rutherford as a secessionist.
II justice is worth nothing, our feelings are
Our county has been desolated, our friends
driven Oh, their property stolen, and yet |
such men as Rutherford and D. 4, But
Ter can buy and sell more goods than all /
the Union merchants in the county.
CRITTENDEN.
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Humphrey marshall,s Flight.

Some of the papers have labored to dis
credit the account published in this paper
Of Col Gar6eld's success, and of the dis
banding and fight OF Humphrey MarshalPs
forces The ground alleged was their own
want of information of the affair. 1t will
hardly be safe to judge events by that prin-
ciple. The Enquirer gravely said on Sun
day that army officers discredited the ac-
count OF course they did. It was irreg-
ulsr. The telegraph yesterday announced
that the Louisville Journal would discredit
the story The Journal has come to hand.
and is q not disposed to credit the account;
which certainly is of sufficient impor-
lance to be announced by telegraph in adj
vance. Our dispatches from louisville this
morning substantially confirm the account.
We hope our contemporaries and the army
officers will be able to overcome their re-
luctanee to believe an account of a success
on our side, because it was announced by
other papers, and was irregular - Gin. Ga
setts
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Some weeks ago Gov. Morton applied to
Gen. Buell. for permission for the sick Of the
33d regiment, which has suffered so terribly
from typhoid fever, to come home to recruit.
1t wasn't d requeas for thezAghole regiment
to come, but only for such of the sick as
could bear the journey. The reasons as
signed were that the sick would recover
sooner at home than they could in the best
managed hospital, and being utterly useless
to the service, for the time, il would be in
human to retain those that were able TO
come. General Buell. has never condo
scended to notice, much less grant, this hui
name request. He seems % be so Jealous of
the authority which be certainly has not
used to much advantage for the country, as
yet, that be won't listen to any suggestion
ior the good of the men from any BODY
Ind. journal
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been to Nashville within the past two weeks,
and is now back at his post, down the river,
ready to receive and forward any commu-
nications that may be sent to him by the
traitors in our midst. Gen. BuelPs atten-
ton has been directed to this leak in his
Department, and he has ''closed it'' with
proclamation. In order to more effectually
stop it, he has suspended the circulation of
the Louisville papers in the river towns, ap-
parently because they called his attention
to this subject. Es ~
Rebel emissaries and squads of cavalry
are roaming over fifteen or twenty counties
of southwest Kentucky, stealing and buy
ing hogs and other property, "with none
daring to modest or make them afraid,
while We hear of fourteen regiments of in
fantry and four or five batteries of artillery
IN Ohio, and eight or ten in Wisconsin, anz-
ious for marching orders and something to
do. We are not talking at random on this
subject. awe know whereof we speak"
Where this condition of things will bring
the country, God alone knows. To plain,
practical men, who look at the operations Of
an army and the crushing of rebellion
from common sense stand point alone, the
future is ominously dark, and light can on
ly ".break IN" through some rent in the
rebel columns occasioned by the advance
and triumph of our almost disheartened
volunteers.
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no Travellers and Roarders.
Go and get a copy,

The american House formerly the Pa
vilion) corner of Water and Sycamore
streets, Evansville, Ind; has, since its OPEN
ing, had an unparalleled run of patronage
The proprietors are W. II. BoIcoURr form
,erly of the City Hotel, aud j. J. Pfllsbury,
formerly captain of the steamer Masonic
Gem.
The house is newly furnished and fitted,
and is well arranged 10 accommodate the
public. Prices in accordance with the
times.
This establishment is located convenient
ly to business, and is in every respect a
home for the wayfarer. Nov. 2s-dtf
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S<s- The champion Charley Bowen is the
mail boat to-day for Paducah at Il o'clock.
The Bowen is the only boat down o-day,
and her accommodations are all that one
can desire. Capt McClain and Clerk Lowth
will be found at their respective posts.
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Bg5H The Savings Bank continues to sell
Eastern exchange and gold at the lowest
rates for Kentucky or bankable money.
Pays the highest prices for all kinds of un-
current money. Call and see
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RAJ Godey's Lady Book for February
has been laid on our table by Dobell. Il is
a superior number, filed with the usual
selection of excellent reading matter, and
plates Of all the latest fashions; also val
liable receipts. No lady should be without
it. Go and get copy.
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~ We are indebted to some kind friend
for New Orleans and Richmond papers of
the 4th inst, and Nashville papers of the
9th.
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sES~ All the latest magazines and papers
can be found at NJ l. johnson 4 Co, So
Main street,
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oFac1aI.

EVANSVILLE, January Is, 1852.
On LIST OF LETTERS EE.m.GEJEr-
81 ing in the Post Office at Evansville, Indiana,
Jan. IS, 1862 Persons calling for these letters
viii please say Advertised and give date of list
Advertising fee, one cent.
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BONE INTERESTS.

Bag Mr. Kerohevai, mail agent on the
Courier has laid US under obligations for
various favors
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PIrTsBURs Jan. l4.-River ID feet in.
by the pier mark. and falling. Weather
clear and cold.
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SUBSCRIPTION PRIOE FOB DAILY /:

SUBSCRIPTION PRICE FOB DAILY:
Delivered ia the City, per week. ~
By mail or in the City, per year Gn advanced 90
FOB WEEKLY
By mall per year, single subscriber 90
. :" +" club of five Ito address) 90
ADYE RTISING.
For Terns first page, tabular form
AGENTS:
The following gentlemen our authorized
Agents In the places named:
ssr Ralston, Boonville, WarTick Co.
John NJ Lockwood, LIT. Vernon, Posey Co.
John Z. Daugherty, Rockport, Spencer Go.
James L. Thornton, Princeton, Gibson Co.
John B. Handy, Newburg, Warrick Co.
DR.. Murphy, New Harmony, Posey Co.
A. B. Wilkinson, Cynthisna.
Preston Talbot, Poseyville. Posey Co..
II. 81. Custen. Petersburg, Pike Co.
Mark Grant, Canal P. o.; Warrick Co.
@. p. Cavanah, Owensville, Gibson Co.
Il M. THAYER, .....,........ FprroR
q r..
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WouItn,t GrantIt

JAMES H. arcNEzLY, P. s1.
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George Rizer,

rs. In ta2 LHcplt 49,
Walter Gwvnn and fer A!legaay C2uEt,
John Z. Edwards, Al IS court OF @quNg
ministratoY Of Nor No. If!l,
mand Bruce.
rV,lIE object Of this suit il to ybtGin u deercc
i for the sale Of certain mortgaged ptem-fos.
situated in the City of Cumberland, III SAID Al
legany County, which on the 9th day oi
June, 1919, mortgaged By AoruaLd Bruce. Of
said County, deceased to the late John q
Hoffman.
The Bill states that On or about the attn day
of June, ls49, Normand hruce then OF Allega-
ny County, but now deceased, executed and de
livered to n certain John &. hoffman, now also
deceased, his three several single bills, each
calling for $1,000 and dated rs aforesaid, and
bearing interest from date and payable as 10.
lows; one on or before the Gith day of June,
1850: one on or before the fifth day Of June,
1881; and one on or before the NTH day Of June
1852 and to secure the payment OF said single
bills, said Normand Bruce executed 70 saiJ
plaintiff mortgage dated on sad NTH dhy al
June, 1919, upon one undivided half Of Lot NO
COS, and portion of Lot No. 2O9, situated On
the west side of Wills Creek. in said City Of
Cumberland, in said AlIegauy County. That
the first two of said single bills were pa!d and
q portion of the third but that halnnce -
about six hundred dollars upon the same -
still due and unpaid. That sometime in the
summer of 1853 said John G. Hoffman departed
this life, and that Letters Of Administration
we're issued out oil inc orph& an G%"re q s"'a
Alegany county 20 hehry l,'| ~ u npg"
the personal Pt9pef,y O s4i' I'm !"
1eeeaseu, IN" nv " tne 49," ~ s,,n
90 sata MN" Ky, = io GnTn, a. ossignaJ ont
., Sa'a a,jI inst .inaI Xii T. sa5 Grorre
P;'ar Tbot nv or obo6t tho sovnntb d,y OF
octnhor 1874 soid Normand Rrpo dcpnrted
this life, and in due time Letters Of Admins.
tration was issued out of said Orphans Court
- . car,oin Tobn = EdworIs Of i,i1 Allerap~
county, upon all and singular, tie personal
| nronertv Of said Normapd Bruce; and that M
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Road Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given to all whom
N it may concern, BY the undersig ed, road
viewers, that they will, on the llth day of
August next, go upon the premises for t1e
purpose of enquirng whether the public in
terest require the closing up OF public road
leading from Town Creek Acqueduct to Old
town in Allegany county. And the opening
OF a new road leading from Lock No. 81, on
the Chesapeake & Ohio Canal by James Mat
thews to said Odtown.
HENRY B. ELBIN,
JAMES WILSON,
JOHN FLETCHER,
July II, l662-Im- Viewers.
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WILLIAM WALSH,
Trustee of John CalIan. Collector.
Order of Ratification.

Lewis A. Armistead, ! In the circuitCourt
Us. for Allegany coun-
Elizabeth Armistead etal. ty as a Court Of
Equity, No. 6sl.
ORDERED that the sale made and reported
" by Charles b. Thruston, trustee for the
sale ofthe Real Estate in the proceedings in
this cause mentioned, be ratified and nfirmed,
unless cause to the contrary thereof be shown
on or before the 18th day Of August next, pro-
vided n copy of this order be inserted in some
newspaper printed in tho City of Cumberland,
once in each ofthree successive weeks before
the ed day of August, 1862.
The Report states the amount of sale to be
500. HORACE RESLFY, Clerk.
True Copy: Test-HoRACE RESLEY.
July ~, 1Sb2-5w. Clerk
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Estate OF Elizabeth Rice.
July "a, 1862.

NOTICE ishereby given that the subscriber
lN hath obtained from the Orphans Court of
Allegany county, Letters of Administration on
the estate of Elizabeth Rice, late of Al!egany
county, deceased. All persons having claims
against said deceased, are hereby warned to
exhibit the same properly authenticated, to the
subscriber, on or before the oath day of January
1862, otherwise they may by law be excluded
from all benefit in said estate All persons a
debted are requested to make ediatc pay
ment. Given under my hand this 9th day of
July, 1862.
ISAAC RICE,
July "a, lS62-3t Administrator
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Collection Of Clai m S
Against the United States.

DAYING secured tue cooperation OF Ct
IL ficient and very successful Agents, IN
Washington City, for the adjustment and col
lection OF claims against the United Statea
Government, whose long experience in the
offices of the Paymaster General and Quarter
master General, have familiarized them with
the proceedings and details Of business IN The
proper Departments, and for whose resFonst-
biitv and promptness am willing TO vouth,
and being pro 'ided with the latest necessary
forms and instructions from the Auditors
Office, | am now prepared TO prosecute and
collect, with all possible facility and dispatch
NIL lawful claims against the Government Of
the Uni ed States, on tn, usual aud reasons F.
BILE terms including
For Horses and othcr property lost o. d.
str'oyed ,oh,lI in the Serrice Of the United
States Subsistence, Transportation En-.
penseS incurred in organizing su5siS.ing and
transporting Troops, prior 10 muster INTO scr
rice Soldiers and TeamSters PGy Bounty.
Pensions, Balance iue 10 deceased Soldiers
and Bounty Land.
CHARLES B. THRUSTON,
Attorney at Law.
Cumberland I'D
~ Ofhco on Baltimore Street, asn7 ~"
Railroad Depot.
June 10, 's2--6m.F
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NOTICE.

Ny wife TAoy, aasing loft rcy BET r,d board
VI without rust Gauge, al persons arc hereby
forewatued rot TO harhor or trust Der on ny
account. az am determined not to pay any
debt, OF her contraction.
July IO-at. NOSES l.. R0BINETT.
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Highlnnd Mary, 335 acrcg.
Lots 1857 aud 3t4-50 acres each.
DISTRICT No.4.
Mount Clare, 1870 acres n 22j This tract joins
tho Tolt"n !arm, AMI confirms the II feet
Vein OF Coal. and lies on the eagt side of
George Creek.
rerry'e First, lea acres.
haiden's Delight, lla! acre., and Improve
ments. This property lies near Barton, and
confirms the feet Vein Of Coal, and is open
and b ing worked, and has tram road con-
Meeting 1t with the Georges Creek railroad
load house and all the other fixtures for n
first -class mine. The land is described in Il
deed from jos. 3. Wilson, trustee to VIM. l..
Hodge md benjamin 0glo Taylor, dated De-
tober 90, 1855, and recorded il Liber II K
No. II, folin 251, said Hodge and Taylor are
mining coal on the property under the name
ofths Barton Coal Company, in which name
eaid lands are assessed. Also Lots No. land
3, in the town of Barton.
Part OF tho Iarker Place. 304 acres particularly
described ia a deed from owen Downey and
wife to them, dated March 20, 1852, and re-
corded in Liber H. r., N. s, folio 455, &c.
pri.e's Defeat, l6I acres; Part Of Good and Bad
1l2s acres; part Of Brndy's Neglect. so! acres;
Lots $40, 1912, 39l3, 35if and3e39. All tho
=. foregoing contain 429l acres, and are tescrib-
Sd in u deed from c. MoCulloh. Trustee
70 said Green, dated November 10Th. 1852.
and recorded in Libor II. r.. No. $, folio 742,
&c. Also Lots 1891, 1905, 1897, 1899 and
5000; Good Hope, 100 acres, Part cf Sugar
Hill so acres.
suudivi1ei 9th parts Lots Eos ,2,3aLat
so asrcs; Boat Yard, l. acres described in
the Report Of Thomas Deyccmon, Trustee in
No, l0f1 Chaueery, il the Circuit Court for
AllegaIy County; certain town lots in Bloom
ing:ou specified in said report are excepted
from thu sale tn Gouvernier This is tho
Coal Property formerly owned and worked
Nv no. H., ;,-i, ~
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Name of Owners

Blijah Brobst L J. II. GLIB
son
John ny de
Washington Choc.erm"n
Edward McCariy
George McClutchen
John Singleton
jacob vanmetre
Andrew and Hester Van
bibber
John W. Gesry
ken.evue Mining and
Manufacturing Go.
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and and
md the terms the said
WoN and will
the
proceedings All the Lots
where not otherwise specially described are the Military Lots n off
MARYLAND
Land Records of Allie
aforesaid
%
f John ALLAN
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DR.. GEO. B. FUNDENBERG

LAS resume ed the practice of Medicine. OF.
IL FICE aud residence on Center Street,
shriver's ROW, in tee house lately occupied by
James Scnley, Esq. May :, az.
MEXICAN WATCHES for ss'e at Factory
11pricesat 'Nor.s st LITTLLS
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Collectors Sale Of LANDS for Taxes

in County
highest bidder for
SATURDAY. THE 23RD DAY Or AUGUST, 1907,
commanding NJ Door said County, the CITY Cumr-
of
each
in the IS thereof respectively
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Tobacco and Segars.

TUSTreceivod aud Tor sale a fullassortueni
u of Tobacco and Segars.
June Q. WM. R. BEALL CO.
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beajamin Jenklps
.g.hu ". Lawtcn
RnhsrtYTsr
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George Tsinpleaian

George Tsinplelan
Geo. remplem.a and Zth-
ulon W. Durham
SEQ. ". TempIeman aud
WI. Grindags
Charles Willst
ye.ss TomlineoD's heirs
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Order Of Publication.

In ta3 Cifcuit Ga
iar 4 !legaag CouEt
- q court OF lquit
No. lfll.
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James Johnson
wn Y. and ). W. Nc
Weigh
wn. Norton
President and Directors
GATED States Bank
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Harvey and n.y. Child
or