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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-21

Shs Contentious and ErPsrfsses OF aa
kHpsiid.-Publishei for the benefit and q
warning and cauTlon TO young men who suffer
from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, &c.;
supplying at the same time the means of Self-Cure
BY one who has cured himself after being put to
great expense through medical imposition and
ruackery. By enclosing po t paid addressed en-
velope, SINGLE coPlEs may be had of the author,
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq., Bedford, Kings,
Co., Ny. mh15-d&wly
Tas .zppsfftss lit a yer, sifhcult matter
with the majority Of persons restrain their appe
titles; hence, abundance of Dyspepsia,
Liver Com plants, and Disorders of the Stoma~ h
and Digestive Organs. Hollands German Bitters
will entirely cure these complaints, and restore the
system to its original vigor and~strcngth. They
for sale by druggists and dealers in medicines
everywhere. at 10 cents per hottie. febls
What cwa Woman do is W-ar.-Much
every way. But she can't keep peace in the fam
lily without bottle of Dead Shot to kill eff the
blood-thirsty hordes of hungry Bed-Bugs that,
uninvite, introduce themselves to Der dodgers, to
heir kreat annoyance and disgust. Now is the
time to use it. Kill 'em nowi No family should
be without it. Tho Dead Shot makes a clean
sweep !; renders peace certain by the humiliation
of the enemy. SOLD BY ALL THE DRUGGISTS.
Agents in Evansville, KELLER WHITE.
my13dIm
The Horrid Barbarity of the South
Is only equalled by the seductive and destroying
powers of the Lightning Fly Killer. 1t is rem
dered attractive to Flies, and kills ms family. You
will see them dead and Gying within five minutes
Darken all the windows but one, and there place
the FIy-k iller. Every Fly will find it in the
course of the day, and die. Remember, 1t is the
lightning Fly Killer that does this. Nothing
else will do tt
THE DEAD-sHoT FOR BEDBUGS
Is certain and immediate death, to these noxious
pests. 1t breaks up their nests, destroys their
eggs, and is besom of destruction to all that ven
ture near. 1853
Both articles for sale by KELLER & WHITE,
Evansville, and dealers generally. aug5-lmdw
Bnschsf0 RS Aafr DDs !-Ths bssfaa
the H-Ortd.-WILIIAM A BATcHELoR's &c e.
brated Hair Dye produces color not to he distin-
gmshed from natufe-warranted not to injure the
Hair in the least: remedies the i'll effects of bad
dyes, and invigorates the Hair for life Grey, Red
or Rusty II .ir instantly turns splendid Black or
Brown, leaving the Hair soft and beautiful. Sold
by all Druggists, &C.
go The Genuine is signtd WILLIAM A
BATCH Flor, on the four sides Of each boz. 49,.
FACTORY, No. 81 Barclay Street. New York.
Late 233 broadway and l6 Bond sIreet.)
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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-21

Dover, August 19.-The Delaware Union
Convention nominated W. II. Cameron, an
old democrat, for Governor.
Geo. B. Fisher was nominated for Con-
gress by reclamation. Great enthusiasm
prevailed in the immense crowd.
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DE- SOLUTION.

HyHB P.sRT.s RHSELP HRRKTO.
IL FORE existing between Stark d Duncan Is
this day dissolved by mutual consent. Daniel s.
Sturk will carry on tie business in the old stand
as heretofore aud will settle up the unlqaiGated
bushes of the old firm and become responsible for
all debts anding against said concern.
f-,...e DANIEL 3. STARk,
Az. DUNCAN.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-21

CINCINNATI, Aug. 2O.--The freight train
of the CoyingtoD b Lexington Railroad,
which left CARROTS Station, ran over some
distractions on the track and was precipi-
tated down steep embankment. Henry
d. Smith, engineer, and Addison Turner,
brakeman, were instantly killed. The To-
connective and III cars were completely
throwing the train OF the track originated
with the secessionists, as it is understood
number of troops would pass over the road
last night. sa7 3 p & as
The 18th and 18th Indiana and the 45th
Ohio passed through here to-day. 81
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-21

We are requested to announce the name OF LII.
ROY CALVERT as a candidate for rs election TO
the cf6e of CouD' Treasurer ut the ensuing octo-
Der election in Vsnderburgh county. - -
Mr. EplvoR: You will please announce A.
Whittlesey, Esq, o candidate for state Senator
from the counties OF Posey and Vansierburgh at
the next Octobtr election, favor Of maintaining
the union at all hazards. $4,000
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
vHs "a ". tisr.
Exclusivelv for the Journal.
MORNING REPORT

Latest from Fortress Monroe
-Rumored surercedu-e of
mcclellan by Burnside
Tax officials appointed for
Michigan-Govt. exercised
3 by correspondents Nash
vile News-Great news at
Washington which must
be kept secret; all to come
out in course of time, &C.,
&c.
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.,.,,ecIal Notices.

D-OLD~TEERs, ATTR.S'Tf0.Yi-
For the derangeme nts of the system incidental to
the change Of diet, Wounds, EIup'ions, and expos
ures. which every yolun is liable to, there arc
no remedies so safe, convenient, aid reliable as
HOLLowAY-s PILLS AND OINTMENT, 20 cts.
per box. 20S-aug20
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WAsHINGToN, Aug. 20.-The officers con-
fined in the Jail at Charleston, S. c., have
arrived here all we'll
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-21

PHILADELPHIA, August Recruiting
was very brisk to-day and if continued
will soon fill Philadeiphia's quota for the
first 800, 900 men.
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In The equitable ddiasfSHesa, and prompt Cash
al the head f it, profession; while s extensive, prac.
ficcl aud rclass business system Of local agencies
Insurancies solicited, and policies issued and rs
neved in this leading Cooperation, fair rates b.
j. w. EExSEN, Resident agent,
0vFTcE: -kfnTlIe Hal Building. Min atront
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==SAN FRAEcrsco, August Is Jas. Dopa-
hue, one Of the wealthiest ciuzeas, died on
Saturday, aged 80 rs He was noted for The
muuiicence of bis charities.
1t is believed by the saved passengers of
the Golden State that the treasure is deeply
buried in the sand, with scarcely a posi-
bility of saving any.ai-ll .gs Il -
Capt Hudson chartered schooner at
Manzanilla, making several trips TO the
wreck. He remains engaged in the same
duty. ts5 ifr g 7N - ase',s'n
The news from British Columbia to the
18th says reports from Cariboo are rather
favorable More gold has been realized
from that district this year than for cor
responding time last year. A scarcity OF
provisions is reported. IL 11fsFg
A hre in ST. Georges Hotel, Sacramento,
on the 18th, damaged the building and
stores on tie first story. Loss $4,000.
A water spout bursted over the sparsely
settled portion of Los Angeles connIy on
the 18th, so miles from the ocean, filing
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-21
AFTERNOON REPORT.
Rumored evacuation of Chat
tanooga-Great activity in
Nashville Latest FIR ON
California-Gen. Butler to
be sent to Charleston, S. G.
Go, &c.

WAsHIsGroE, August 20.-The rumored
evacuation of Chattanooga, and the move-
ment of the rebels towards Knox vile aud
Richmond has occasioned activity here in
military circles. Troops are arriving. Nc
mails from the North have been received
for several days.
A dispatch from Adj. General Thomas
to Governor johnson says the Union men
of East Tennessee are held in confinement
as prisoners, Of State.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-21
Announcement.

r We are authorized 20 announce the name of
GEORGE WoLFLIN candidate for se-elec-
tion to the office of Sheriff of vsnderburgh county
at the next October election.
EDITOR JOURNAL Please annouues NJ T..
JOHNSON rs candidate for the Office of Sheriff
of ysnderourgh county at the coming October
election,
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WASHINGTON, August 20.-Hon. Reverdy
johnson, of Maryland has made his report TO
the Government upon Buffers of Admin
istration of affairs in New Orleans, and the
President has approved of its conclusions.
1t Is understood be recommends the return
to the Consul of the Netherlands the $500, :
600 seized by Gen. Butler, and that the
$7l6 600 be returned to the French Consul
and also large amount of sugar and other
merchandise be relinquished to the Greek,
British and other Foreign Merchants domi-
ciled in New Orleans, as according to Mr..
johnson these seizures by Gen. Butler can
not be justified. s4is
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BosToN, august 2O-The steamer Ara
bia sails this morning. She takes out
SIS, 400 in specie. - - ~
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ssst E0R TREAsURER.
Nh. EnIToR: Please announce my name as g
candidate for tn Office of County Treasurer at the
ensuing DC ober election. ~ ft
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Local ~ ews.
Hon. D. R. Williamson.

The unconditional Union nominee for At
'torney General, will address the people at
:the following times and places:
- Cynthisna, wedns'dy, Aug. 20 at P. NJ.
"a New Harmony, Thurs'y, FL do do
o. Mt Vernon, Friday, dc % do do
Evansville, Saturday, do % do do
,Newburg, Monday, do 20 at do
- Boouyille, do do 25 at Z do
Rockport, Tuesday, do 26 at do
Cannelton, Wednesday, do 81 do do
x Leopold, Thursday, do % do do
Leavenworth, Friday, do 20 at / do
New Albany, Sat'dy, do 80 at2 do
The friends Of the cause viii please aid
in giving notice of these speeches.
au l2-d&wt3oau alI
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QUARANTINE, l:45 A, NJ. Ang. 10 The
steamer Glasgow is now here, bound in.
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ssVsscEea.sy BrOs.,,
/" COOKS SUGAR EVAP0RAToR,

N1Qh Sg0An ~ AA Vim SAD
For making Sugar and Mo'apes from the Sor-
ghum Cane. Call and the "machipes," also
sample Of srglr made onk OF them, or send
FIR 4 circu ar giving prices 20 aud much vslua-
b le Information on the enlfure Of the Cane, &c.
This is no" humbn " but something that has
been tried with gtest suocess for year. ai
yICKkBY BROTHERS,
AR'ts for YandeFbargh and adjoining counties.
COUNTRY BRAN --l5 tons on hand and for
sale in guam tifi,s % exit by Vickery Bros.
LATE ARRIVALS Ghhds New Orleans Sugar.
N-t1 80 hbls 6. MoIasses.
10 bbs rshued Sugars.
For sale &C siokefy Drss. ~ -
I FLOUR.-Extra Family Flour in bbls and sacks
warfsuted good. rs .rs-
MATCHES.-I00 gross Gates, and other good
brands Of mat hes In etore and for sale
WHITE LIME.--50 barrels unslaoked Lime for
sale cheap BY
vIcKLBY Bsos.,
jySl fa No. 81 Main ST.
, 1862-03-08
FROM OLD POINT COMFORT,


Especial Correspondence Of the Chicago Tribune]
NEWPORT NEWS, Va, March ?, 1862.
Willie Western troops are busy crushing
rebellion in the Southwest, many Of your
readers will follow with interest the as yet to
be sure not very brilliant movement Of rcgi-
ments from the West, here at distance from
their homes, but working in the common
cause. Ihad almost written " "enlbarking in
the cause" since we are to embark shortly on
the great transport Constitution, now waiting
Tor us here. She came in yesterday, and to-
morrow will steam out Of the roadstead, hay
iug slowed away on board her the following
Western regiments:
Sixth Michigan-Col. Curtenius.
Fourth Wisconsfl-Col. Paine.
Twenty-frtt lndiann-Col. Mcmillan.
She will also take Nims's Battery. This
Will crowd her capacity to degree not very
comfortable to the men, but it is all for the
country. Our destination is probably
! The great majority Of the men are anxious for
the change, and welcome it in great spirits
| Orders have been issued to cook three days
rations, and this is now going on. We go on
board at daybreak. have written to nly
| friends to say that if do not return, they can
| get caTtes dc riMtc struck off at IS per dozen,
| and supply all inqnirers with a counterfeit
presentment, By writing to Me6srs. Israel s
Co, artists, Baltimore. FThc men are generally
in excellent health. The 9th Michigan ha:
only three on the sick list. I shall let yo1
| hear frdNpp1e On our arrival out.
, 1862-03-08
FROM CAIRO.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trlbune.1
CAIRO, March 7, 1862
There is little news worth telegraphins to-
day, Transports are constantly arriving and
departing with troops and subsistence The
highway Of travel up the Cumberland and
Tennessee is now thoroughly established,
and boats are running regularly, making daily
trips.
Everything is quiet at Columbus. No fur
ther danger Of attack is feared, the town be-
ing guarded by gunboats, mortarboats and
troops.
It is expected that the rebels will make a
stand ut Island No. Ten, and to this end they
arc strongly fortifying.
Nothing has been heard from Gen. Pope to-
day.
Large numbers Of new boats arc coming ir
from st. Louis and other points up the river
in view Of tho facilities afforded by the open
ing Of the rivers.
It was the 42d Illinois regiment, and not ths
52d, that accompanied the Columbus ezpedi
! tiou.
| The lody of Sergeant Major 8. g. Smith
| of the 14th Iowa regiment, killed ut Fort Don
olson, passed through here last evening.
| Fourteen deserters from the Confederat
army, found concealed in cellars at Columbus
were brought 1ere last night By Col. Buford
Large gangs Of men are engaged upon th
repairs Of the gunboats. 4 short time vii
sec them repaired The utmost activity prf
walls in every part Of Commodore Foote'
fleet.
Capt. Dur's battery went to Columbus las
|
, 1862-03-08
FROM SPRINGFIELD.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.]
SFRINGF1ELD, March 7, 1852.
The Convention Incorporated several new
sections into the bill Of rights. One declar-
ing that private property when tnEen for pub
lie use shall be assessed by jury and no de-
ductions for benefits to the owner shall be
made, and the sa1ne principal is applied to
property taken for private roads.
Fifteen Grand Jurors arc required to be
summoned instead Of twenty-threc, aud
twelve must concur.
An unsuccessful attempt was made to give
the accused the closing argument on trial be-
fore the court.
Wentwortlis amendment to the bill OF
rights, introduced by Mr.. Thornton, allowing
one change Of ycnue when Life OF liberty is in
volyed, was tabled by yeas 81, nays II.
Section one Of Elections and Right Of Suf'
ftage was adopted from the old Constitution
| with immaterial amendments. The article in
regard to counties occupied the afternoon
That portion Of section one prohibiting coun
| ty lines from being located within ten miles o
| county seat was stricken out, aud the are:
four hundred miles square retained
| 4 substitute Was adopted for section twt
providing that no new county shall be created
unless The territory to be erected INTO coun
ty shall have 10000 Inhabitants, and 1o, 900 in
habitants left in the original county.
Pending the discussion on section !, th
| rnnyention adjourned
, 1862-03-08
CHICAGO, SATURDAY, MARCH 8, 1862.

than at any tine before. The camp fires
within q few dats asst have materially In.
creased, showing : considerable augment
alton Of The rebel force in this vicinity.
The rebels ope1ed fire upon the Budd Ferry
battery this morning. Abont twenty or thirty
shots were fred without doing any damage.
The steamer Yankee to-day went in within
half mile Of tn Virginia shore, aud slelied
q new battery 81 process Of erection in the
rear OF the no4ftion Of their old battery at
Freestone Point. The rebels were forced to
eyacuate. {:
The Worlds dispatch says Mrs. Vim. Morris
and Mrs. Rogers, ladies occupying . high
social position Ii Baltimore, were brought
here to-day, and placed in prison on charge
Of supplying the enemy with aid, and giving
them important information. Both have sons
in the rebel army, and were prominently con
nccted with an association in Baltimore for
the manufacture Of clothing for the rebel
The city has been excited recently with I'll.
mors respecting the movements Of the enemy
at Manassae, II is said that they have couccn
trated much larger army at that point thar
has generally been supposed As it is impos'
sible to save anything at the West, what troop:
were there have been hurried into Virginia
It is eyen ssid Eeauregard is back again at hi:
old EuEt +
, 1862-03-08
CEN rRKMONTsS DEFENSE.

III NJ ~%~N~-
VIC devote several columns, this morn
ine. to G en-. Ftcmont's defense, as origin
ally published by him in the New York
Tribune. It is document shrewd]y-even
ably-drawn, and will be read with inter
est by al, especially by those Of lis friends
who have been waiting for some
such explanation. But the proceedings
il Congress, yesterday, furnish the
irumcdiate key and commentary to THIS
defer ce. Hon. Frank F. Blair, Jr-, Of Mis-
eouri, spoke for two hours, and was fol
lowed by Messrs. Gooch Of Massachusetts
and Co1fax Of Indiana. 1t appears by Mr.
Gooch's statement that Gen Fremont came
before the g conduct Of the war; committee,
of which he (Gooch) is member, bringing
1: mass Of records, and that for convenience
they requested him to reduce them to
succinct statement. This he did, and
on presenting it to the committee
Mr.. GoocA says it was expressly under
stcod that 10 publication was to be given
in advance Of the official report. 1t was
to the utter amaEcment Of the committee
therefore, that they saw large portion q
this defense printed in the Tribune. Gen
Fremont had been personally examined al
length hy the committee; but no reference
is made to the questions and an
swers, as they viii appear in fnl
IN the report to Congress The defense i
thus purely "defense," and in 10 wis
has the stamp Of the committee upon il
Even bfr. Co1fax Of Indiana, always
friend to Gen. Fremont, could not APPROX
the publication OF look upon it as complete
However, let all read for themselves, bot
the defense and the speeches in Consres
I1poa it.
, 1862-03-08
FROM MISSOURI.


ST. LOUIS, March 7.--Lieut. E. Moore, Aid
dc-camp to Gen. Prentiss, arrived to-day from
Boone county, having In custody the con-
demned bridge burners, who had been sen
fenced to be shot, and received conditional
commutation Of the sentence. They are to be
put to hard labor for the present.
About seventy-fve prisoners have been re-
leased from the military prison today, on
taking the oatl and giving bonds tor loyal
conduct.
4 late copy Of the Van Buren (Arkansas}
Press has reached here. It contains no news
in regard the recent successes Of our arms in
Southwest Missouri and on the Arkansas bor-
der-the editor no doubt believing that the
least said thereof the better.
Letters have been received at Van Buren
from Richmond, stating the probability that
Pensacola, will be APPOINTED to the command
Of the Arkansas Department
Colonel Sims's Texas Regiment, which has
hitherto been acting with Col. Cooper's com.
mand in the Indian country, had arrived at
Fort Smith. A new artillery company is or.
ganiziDg at Little Rock.
The commandant at Fort Smith adyertises
for twelve gunsmiths in the ordnance depart
| ment, and also offers to buy good guns.
| General Price Is getting along poorly ii
raising the brigade Of infantry for which hi
called upon Western Arkansas. The troop:
were to 90 into service about the middle O
March or the first OF April, and serve for l.
months in the Confederate army. Three com
panies were asked for from Crawford county
and the recruiting officers say that draft i
| almost inevitable.
| 4 firm in Van Buren has put in circu1atio,
$150O0 worth Of due bills ranging from 2
cents to $3.50, being lmpelled thereto By til
| great scarcity Of change in that section Of th
| country.
, 1862-03-08
FROM TENNESSEE RIVER.
Lieut.. Exrfnss Last Trip up the River
---WhAt he saw Of the Union Feel.
Ing,

ST. LOUIS, March IA special dispatch to
the Dtmocrat, from Cairo, says that Lieut.
Gwin, of the gunboat Tyler, reached there
last night from the Tennessee River. The
enemy had not resumed their attempt to for
tify Pittsburgh landing. Lieut.. Gwinn landed
under flag Of truce and was permitted to go
q mile from the river, before being stopped
By the cnemy's pickets. His object was to OBJ.
tain an exchange Of prisoners which had been
taken Inst Saturday. On the morning after the
engagement nine dead bodies and one hun
dred wounded were found in the cnemy's en-
campment, which had been removed three miles
from the river after the engagement. Lieut..
GWin thinks their loss was 20 killed and LOG
wounded. The force engaged was 1.00o In
fantry, SEQ cavalry, and pieces Of artillery:
At Corinth, Miss, eighteen miles from the
Tennessee river, the enemy had 15,00o OF
10000 troops, At Henderson Station, nine
miles from the Tennessee river, we're 10, ,00C
or 12,CO0, and at Bear Greek Bridge, seven
miles back Of EastpoFt, Miss, were 900 OF
10,G00 more.
They arc also reported to be fortifyinG
Cbiekasaw, Ala.
The result Of the recent elections in Hardi1
and McNairy counties show the strength 0
I the Union sentiment Of Southern Tennessee
I Tic former ghye 500 out Of 1000 votes fol
| the Union candidate, and the latter 200 majoTl
| ty out Of l 500 votes.
! Lieut.. Gwin says the cry Of the people Ia
"Scnd us arms and sufficient force to protec
| IN organization, and we viii drive the rebel
| out Of Tennessee oursclvcs.'
| The second visit to Columbus reveals man
| facts of interest Col Buford, who has mad
| complete examination Of the earthWoFks
| Gays they are six miles long.
, 1862-03-08
OUR CAIRO CORRESPONDENCE.

Especial Correspondence Of the Chicago Tribune.J
CAIRO, March 6, 1862.
T14is narrow neck Of land presents no new
aspect beyond being fairly choked with ru-
mors, of which staple this mud bears the
heaviest crop I ever had met with in my cx-
perience. To give you the sensations Of to-
day, each Of which has set the lookers-on and
newsgathers lalf frantic They are first that
Pope is certainly cut off at some indefinite
point Of Missouri swamp. That Columbus
has been rctakcn by the enemy. That heavy
fighting is going on up the Cumberland That
Gen. Buell. Ut Nashville is in imminent danger.
Need say there is not word Of truth many,
all, or either. .'':'
The worst news that arrives is:that most
serious illness prevails among o1r forces On
the Cumberland, affecting those regiments
that participated in the hardships and expos
urcs antecedent to the fight at Fort DoDelson-
The diseases are pneumonia and bowel disor-
ders, and the call is loud ONO upon those to
whom the Sanitary Commission must look
| + is well to sympathize with sick rebel pris.
onars at indianapolis and Chicago, but tue
first place in sympathy and aid should be
given to our own brayc men now suffering IL
their camp hospitals. The general health IN
| the divisions that have gone forward is good
| but Of the force Of the Cumberland at Donel
son it IS reported that onc-haF are unfit fol
dutr,
, 1862-03-08

FORTRESS MONROE, March G.-The steamer
Mt. Vernon arrived here yesterday afternoon.
She left Welden, n. c., Monday last The
Germandina was still there, aud the sloop-o
The State Of Georgia, Gemsbark and Albatross
were at Beaufort.
The hit. Vernon has not received mail for
forty days.
Tic BIT. Vernon took prize Oh Friday last
the British schooner British Queen, which
was attempting to run the blockade. She was
sent with prize crew to Philadelphia. The
crew of the captured schooner were brought
here BY the BIT. Vernon.
The Constitution sailed to day.