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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-09

CBAaL1s 7IT JoCaIg 10 Vhich tbs "5ss. Of war" has
bsu usts..re vas exc Cf the eight original shine
.lro vllA Virginia divided in l5s4. l. then eG-
tended On b,h sds Of J.nes river, sirc5 which It's
L1islass b,en much reduced. "WestOTer," long the
sea Of rhe si q shed family Of BIRDS, is on J.mes
r;r-- u. was ora Islly tue res:dsncs OF Col William
b.. -s-e "a long Lived Il MS time i, was "a beau
tf-v frr-s,,d .nd prin7sly mansion, which eSsn At
th,, kr .z a. admirable remains Of his taste, aud
Lsuag sc,l, Of expenditure for bis gra,ih ;ation.
OA Bro IS the ar,bor OF TIE History Of the D..
vid z ne aud one of the mos, accomplished men in
Vrgaia a. bis day. lie for thirty s2ven years a
nsubsr and las. became president Of he council OF
tas colony He died in l744 At the age Of 70 years.
rs grave is covered by white marble monument
which y.t sta1dl at Wes,oves. Three times, 10 the
curse Of the revolutionary war the enemy landed At
" .stoysr, und,r Corn wallis and Arnold
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O. eaner's Oornpan

Gr Gamers Company
EEEII0TT'S GEgE BATTALION.
DEgrASfNTi Yst.t d ii Richuot1 Hs1b.f % thus Bs
a TALON mpt T N lonsc ! ana Hl,ss GDy
Mcn Of AL tgts rrcriysd
Paw So per nth and EAoog Ct IN and quarters iuTn
Recruiting once, 50 Main street
I.4 JOHN Il. GRyASTR, plain
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-09
a, Pubnstsr and Bookseller,

Richmond, Va,
Publishes AID o6eTa for sale
HoWhor's History Yrs.na-A History Of Virginia. from liz
discovery and settlement hy Europeans 20 the present tine b.
Robert 4 Hogfon ESQ 5yo. Volume the
History TIE Colony The Of Paris II 1853. Volume
contains the H5y Of the Colony and the State
The RetroceEicu Of AlrIan9rs,n 1871, IS g.
The press been Lavish IA Ia prAsI VI this Of Mr. H9r
scr aud Justly considered the bes; extended History
ght State published.
History OF Valley Of Virginia. bv SGnue EerehsvA vol
sVo sheep sreoEd edition revived, $40
De Haas History sni indian WNra Of Western Virginia. IFS
tory EEry Settlement and Indian wsrs Virginia
embracing Of the various Expeditions in the
prev iT Ssc BoFrc phc ssetches Of Col EbeneE
Espe MAJOR AJucc Lews wrtEe General Daniel BroadheSd
Gen Andrew Lewis Cspt samuel brady OBJ Wiis Crawford
Poe ard other distinguished Actors 10 Bords
hAndtnnely illnst-Aisl. BY WIZ " M.aE e ~ 'aN
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-09
W. Y. ELLIOTT.
Richmond, June 70 ), 1864.
COEFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA,
WAR DKPAEINSsf,
Richmond JGGc 20.h, lse2 }

C0kFEDERAFE STATES or AMERICA,
HAR DxPAEINsSr,
Richmond JGGc 21.h, lse2
His Excellercy Gov. Lsieher, Richmond,
srR--I e.pcctl.J F,QiaJ, permission for the mii.
csllsd out 10 the city CT Richmond volunteer in a.
Battalion Authorised to be rated by Capt. ". r. Eliot
Tor cC se5ee Ssl9 The circuit Ct the rejouos
Richmond and Hipe6,s.er. The Bl'taliOu vii consi.
Of FIVE eonpanies Ct one hundred men esSi, 7iu ;,
mustered iuto tie Confederate scryio, aud viii, il sdj
ion 10 their pay n me Coatedersse army, receive
bounty iron The ciI5 government OF $50 per mouth t'
each ncn-conH.ssiOled oii ;cr ard private.
They will be charged silh the important day c
guarding the bridges sons, public and private property
aad With maintaulng order in the city. hiak that III
organ E-tior Of this Battalion viii PROBABLY reader
urrecessary to make coy further call On the militia
tae Guy end is considered OF very gres importance
the pUoic service.
most earnestly reques! your Exc iancy to faclltat
its formation ty every means in your power.
Captain Eio,t Sil give yol any turtle. eIPl&Lsio.
that aaT be desired
Very respect u'lJ,
Your ohejieut ssTvant,
GEo. W. RANDOLPH,
Sec. Of War,
AIRY OF the gecond Clsss Militia hat prefer service
the .t;alCr herein referred TO- have the right eD
t1ereib. Whom any OF them 90 enlist, taeir nsnes ".
he reported 20 II u WilkiJs, WHO TiIl !hersrpOn srl
hem from tha role.
Jane Il, 1862 JOBS ET1CsrR
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~ COME ACTORS

INVITE po5as he grs i1g srd onry bitsrg s.
/ Oft n 'dmol. irrad r Dsuvlt ., Or: ~
uou5sny fxious to to work zts great pt
FOR i.for al INVITA- .esETdt tag ter 1t
the IL.E SC, Fly my ON z IN D6nyie lc
nd at the ,fc-s " the ohm nd Darys 4i.rCsd
pGny.
IDLY IL Cspt ~ gre nj otis' p.
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ImprKEANr rUBL,OAsAu,.

iMPNNEANE FUEL "a Aus.
NEW MAP OF THE STATE Of VIRGINIA.
IVEsF JOHNSTON.
w l45 Main 81 eel
Bavs MI PGhlithfd
S4POF TBS sfATE Of VA, ming ~ me couott
pr ncpal Tow g. N.nroSds Tes ErAyn lines IVrrs Ca
sDd u her utrrna lmnray MS This e. 3 r best nap
the ever pub ishei ". lave sp-rr. ez Sc 70
hpe f~ot It gJIcn up be ~ a nEp p'psr
exp essiy 70 usto Int N = mIp gpjI Or o. , e6 .
chez, In peck TO- m. be .utf9 ilLgt-ieG
Price f2t0.
Address WEST JOHNSTON,
pGh. ahsrs, gichmn~d
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FROM MISUNDERSTANDING OF OUR GUERIL
LAS

LAS.
NOBLE, jay h-The Memphis Bulletin, o. tie oh
inst, says the FedeFa.s are counecilg thslf i"o
es sS yi,ksbug by cutting canal across the country
on the opposite shors. Taey also Ing out an e1-
pedon 10 30 up he Isz1o river to AXE the Ccnede.
rate ha.eres situated sixty miles above The monh Ct
tie river.
On Friday last guerias csp;ured AID burnt forty
wagons loaded Sith Federal stores, the Aempdis and
Charleston Railroad. detachment OF Geo. Chalmers
command captured seventy Ave more, which saved,
With their contents.
The Yankees Gro fo5lfyi1R Memphis. They are Dig
cir pits and throwing up enireuchments four m'
in rear of the city. A portion Of Sheruanis D Vi ion
has moved from Grand Junction TO Moscow, forty mI,s
ircm Memphis, where euueaehmens are being con.
s1u,ted. Negroes arc 6airg impressed Throughout
Wet nnessee for the Fup:se An attack is evident
IL expected By The enemy.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-09

BATON ROUGE RE-TAKEN BY TUE CeNFEDE-
RATES, WITH LARGE NUMBER CT PRISON
LR'.
McBIL-, Jpl' s--Pssseugers by the A'g Of truce,
steamer Na:ch5z fOm Men Orleans, report that BAop
Rorge has been taken BY General Van D.rn and that
cap ursd fifteen hundred nlisoners.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-09
IRON EUROPA.

The Nova Scotia has rrived, with Liverpool dates to
the % ult TIE Emile s., Pierre tf,r has beea set
led. The correspondent Of tae Paris OOrslitutobntl
regards The mediation OF E1rops in tie American war
merely question of time. Public opinion, boIh in
Eatand aLd France, daily grows in favor OF recogni,
ton AID m dation
In the Houss OF Commons, tho motion Of Mr.. Lindsay,
respecting British relations with America expressing The
hope TIA: the Ceniederscy be rsCosz d, alee '
is Low clear that itsndependsucs will BE- ecasved, had
osen pos:roled TO the llth Of July.
10 the House of Lords, Mr.. EapSari stated that he
would Oh ihs la of jay, RESOLUTION that it wa
the duy Of The i.ah Government to uIs every x.r'
tiou consistent with tho maintenance o. peace, 70 cad
the Americ IN war,
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KOR RIC.
FROM TEE sOU rgWESF AND EUROPE.

GEEiDA, MISS, jay THE 8: Louis Republican, Of
the 81 lss hts been received here The Loving IS
summary II she nswe:
A despatch, dated Cairo lat pat, says that General
Hndman is back Of 81. Charlrs. Eith 900 men. Gel
Fz the Yankee army abandoned bis petition, az
ter spikDg bis guns Curtis is rportsd 20 be in bad
situation HIS aapplies cannot Tin, and bis army
had been visg on half radons for ten days. he will
have TO CO: bis way cut be cPured. l. ia reported
that the Yankees are again reEeaing iron Holly
Springs
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" NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 20.

u LVs8LEP sHu C-.NTsE .s,s.1II go
IN W-cE ienbuIE out, on "'i fr"t
phi ftECOG oil -, ndd Od -irUFT. 4
mite i,Um VgdtOT, an IounIJ Stat-n
q. Il .. sel H. .. 40 " cecds n cE.rnhc
\, e,nls' 10 q scrsi. = Eh IN r. 10 5iQua r
ald Ell Der Tn re aud.r IS eli stapt Q tie cuit-
fT,bscc Gtle ? - liz & 10.
T trrt &C is vii WAeIyj ere < and b.Inch boto
Ysap { ? G. It..
aE. 81 Oum ad N veil arr re q n IL resi-
couEe.ie aud eFti 1t Ea rns. % ms So'V bssnel
Scd airy.
Ths CIV hsslthy ard he egAb5rl God r.
Ia n sGU.slru Insu pa ssd
nT-IT JAS TIYLngt am Aces
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-09

NIYAE, d MOB ON's "sfUGksG Tonic, go
~ Improving the Condition. OF Horses a
fsef giving them appetite and Relieving Rsn Of T.
md NOts ldebsund Sur, and p.JisnPer and ali DlIes.
witch horrs Is subject Internally 't "Hors; loale" 81
he appetite a3 glossy cost Of hair sni be len OF 81
he SniE pyoVei tttoui hs fsu!1s brck 20 ne hrst p
Ld0n. Il hiss been used excessively sGcs ~ El.odsftN
boat foaf s5o u this city sai III Of the SAe Cip
fuls hoEi Carolina, HeE Iork In Ance< every las.s.
he Uniou-sud The demand Ia steadily Increasing
The Horne Tonic ven universal tAnsHctoo ss iaI a.
subscriber has been able 70 ascertain osn be Obtained
principal druggists In thh State, tnd Of JAh p pCV1i, De
sd 6ois PTopT.s;cg and hsnunc,turse se2s
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-09
LISTS OF KILLgD AND wOUNDED-COs1lSUlD

Pastor of Walnut G ,Ovo Cdmcb.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-09

ORDNANCE DE'I vTNFHT - Va,
lTNCHsUEo, June ~, 1861.
NGTsCE-Aa 81 prtpArst'oBs for sIor General JsJds
army being sei a Ign htnrs The tsslea S
e DepsItrent Nil BE- here ul-de.
telssaiuns st JsEB signed - Gen oyd or oosF
taorE b. I'm thea approved BY AdjuAn Genera A..
chardsoa sL,a, nd ulez aAsh us h-Gs vii se uate
O.. IMsOCk,
iei2-S Bd" Gen DrduALce u Va
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-09

~ LITARX CADSi .nIiitsry CapsIi jog
Vi OOoLEY gders, a. Wholesale aud Retail 10 Ihe Alia
nd tbs Pubic generally bis large stock Of Home sAnuisc
ioodF 6rsy Blue and Black Cadet Eni Ysgus HYie Cape
hsd 81 this ESSbshneut favorable terms 10
The south PaTteulSF attention l. desired ~ s elsck Mills
fsp, s the fues durable and Dap
ured Having hand good supply o: stock the an7sto
prea Has Ter ire Whole,as md Retail trade Will be eorD
d, JnBE DOoLEF No. 81 Eeln gtres 2iehHond Va. 49,.
, 1862-11-27
II ENOSHA WATER CURE.
"A FIRST GLASS
SANITARY ESTABLISHMENT,

IA n1essantly situated on the IsEe Shota at Icnosha
thirty i've miles ttem Milwaukee,. aad d:t1
This Institution Offers the greatest Inducements to
thcse whe atn afflicted Et aay form of f. casoas Dis e
fhofouehly scientific HydFupata!c and HomNopsthse
Fsys,ciaEs Nco have Tnade Chronic Dssascs spects
rfc1ar to thetr SEX assured OF Che most decsts
AID e1cceNtIl trestrenr so1de:e and othe1s suseE;
ID sefo1t lie Gu[e ss once aa5 taersny saye time
niyto GHnSs F REEN, M: D.. or E7a A. q. KEED
Fl sciars. Or E. rENSOS Ell: Pfop.ihtzE:
Ee1osha Wst-. Get =. 13ss. nossY4a3 It 8TAf
, 1862-11-27
S. S TI:-186 Ok. !

Tic IarEua7e OF nature ard experience demon
srstss that whoever Eosld esey TIE p!essu.:a Of food
the beauties OF aan1scs2e+te Joys Of cor1pa1son-
shtp-the richness o. sezstnzeo7 the ho1ars Of sta.
ion and rerown-HUsT PRESERVE TEEIa
GEALTY-
The stonact Is the receptacle OF al nou7:shnsEs
and the fcuEt.in from wh.ch IL parts Of the body de-.
rive sust=uance. The ec OF foul fair7ioss food
terns Tie stomach Is to derasge ,ts digestive organs.
ard p-educe DE4pac1E, Lcsa or APPETITE, rSRE-
FREga1Se sLzE7 FE1D BREATH, Low 5P1Er7s, FzysR-
Is4 FEKSNG5, CONSTIPATION, EcAPAC!TT TO FEE
FoEx As3 lIRE1AL oR PHYSICAL ICrI, &C, and ass
Tie symptoms Of that horrid dlkea:e,
, 1862-11-27

They act With ure-7ing power, and asa taken with
the pleasure Of beverage. Thej p=sfcyn most Eoa
derfnl curez IN :tuahern casc5 Of Dr=ne2sfa, ITes
Complaint, Nervous Affections. L5ss OF Appetite, In
te:n.ttant FeEcrs D!ar:h3a, Sour Stomach u.aJac1s
Fever and Agne, weakness. Nezta! Despoadcncy Sc
TEEY snGr1D BE IN ErEz1 FAMILY. they AEE L
pEI1GHTFT1- ExuILIbATESG sTrNCLASr. WITHOUT
ANT SUBSEQUENT STErEFYISG E.saorToS
, 1862-11-27

For 1nfac1 stiLns o. the Lo!ns ard Spleen In Dropsi
cal Affections and Biltsy Seer t5o-5. or DISTRACTIONS
ef inc Abdominal Viscer1
, 1862-11-27

kn Iva1id physician, ko,ouroins il the tropical
Island Of st. Cc:z observing the habits OF the natives
gathered ths recipe for tie fnsl accomplishment Of
this me=t i11Pcrtant end Tie article 1rst used as
prira.e medicine when its salutary effects becoming
known. it was brought cut under the name Of
, 1862-11-27

E.egpss end Fa-xnczx VII IN, ..su .... ~
zso1s resfe e. 'sa g; Se s:nSk ,S Cspssozx Tsiex
seea o3eaed tEts the and tseag GoETsnsence kae9
.ttens;1a i psid e their ant Fa ~ ssxsa
5ssES fho,se @ Il qs ofsas e i5aa9f
aiso be Iouna the 81o' 4a5shkfe. 2sts Es.s
52Ha1 {9 fe2aI ~ eSanESain YoIkVta AIeatuKaE3
ENUCA LEWIs,F mi s111t nd w a$foona rx
Z nHnH54.S+ HnRE44.CSE p1 Ifcke. Agent Fh!ia telph.4
HlA91y "7|a4sE *A@essa 1l13aa<@ ~
, 1862-11-27

PLATE Piano FOOTE'S.
Aarufactors and Sa.e7rcoEs Fouetseata Street. cor.
ner q Third Avenue, New York.
!zved e 5s5 Ss!y vs.easis IrP5evs1as9t rssss!IE
an sE a q sstes sna paes nave =
which is t. eoaols tue volarie AMI u1=tcl qHsy of
asaax she Ssass! pe:ton q sls plano Ths 81 :esos
e. e M L
sns H. hssst5 a 'R S s a
elnsi1g he plete Of the rtaGofsrte 7 Esye played
siSssz & SSs sssls 6a,ssz ssa s5s:ss
ps e # the Il : is F7 4RSs
" e rs
Sk e sa3s 81 nem saa
MeSsrs ,1 Nm Mason = NILS & Ese9aore ThomSSs
K4petti aaly SaadeEsaa arg ethes excellent 5udses
70 et o e
Mnseal Iev.ey aud Work.. Home Journal. Fsaok Les
=; i2s e. ese.s e Il & S1
HEADQUARTERS DISTRICT
CoLC4Bcs, KT., Nov. 10th, 1ss..
efnt5s' 69 "a ds sffsi i Day Of ~: te.
.@ M
S5Issye1 S5she rs!s q Landing ts e sd VIII the
ri the goods. -
Il. Post Coamsade1s viii fo:q.ard every I've DAYS,
to District Eeac quarters kl Invoices ta1s ssc-rea.
III No WHISKY Or SILT wtll De a21o |ed ne brought
into a7F part Of tic District without written sutoF-
::y tsc1a nitet H. aGu nIsr h1t any vlols-
rtcn Ct this order will subject ali pa ties cpGcErned
TO a:lsst .nd teE gooas 70 I;5f;,tuIs
aeG ~ { 1 ps
Fs9ucsh, up the Tennessee <iSe7 .thout lhe o*ner
rcaptatn II chsrge q :ae etals x6:o:t,a thu n:ea
Pest Any deceit or fraud Will .nhjeGt til. Tartes
arrest ana :Cnnr!7ed at by tie owners Ct tn. 1t
Will be subject 70 eeixnre sld forfeiture
Go1nn sEders Of Pests have right to ref1=e The
landing Of Euods but appeal csu be had to Distraer
HrsEuuafters IT Columbus
IT! No gsots vii te !antsd st any other point tasn
Military Fssst within ihfa DtEt.tct. 1t y petns-
ao. 1sst being giveE Vt District !eadGEa:ter- A17
Tioletoa o this provision Will suo:ecs I'll pa-tcs con-
ce.nel 10 and tcsfelture the 1ojaS ard 1at
| EY order Of EbIG. GEN, T. a Davis
Commanding District.
| J.LoyELL, Capt. aIu l. 4. g. lt!4 xl1+:T
| TWT CHEAP TESH TEW EI,EV
, 1862-11-27

On entering the small settlement Of Kea-
d9evlle, g familiar face aud lgure blocked :hs
wBy, Ike ono Of Bunyan's giants. The tall
form and beE eTolent countcnance, set of by
long, flowing hair. belonged to the excellent
my philanrhropist, only still more promptly,
had comma 70 succor the wounded Of tie
great battle. It WEE wonderful to See ho II hjs
EIrg.e personality peryadcd this torpid little
village; he seemed to be the centre Of all it's
setisitiee. All nly questions he answered
clearly ard decEiveiy, Is ouc Who knew
everything that was going on 10 tue place.
But Tie one question had come 500 miles to
ask-Hzcsx is Captui,s II H?-he could not an.
ever. There were some thousands Of wound
cd in the place, he teld mt, scattered ahoa1
, 1862-11-27

Which ass12ca ihoasaud sha2-s and points toEa.cs
e .:rsEkaBLE LIFE IND PREMATURE DECAY. tn.
Medical Faculty Eas laboEed for generations to DIS
coyer 1citable apps6se:s and the proper means OF
overcoming Eton,ach:c dsrsngeinents Cac.zIa iag.e.
n!e-;s have 1oeg been knawn ~ partially effective.
anncng these we're
, 1862-11-27

Was SHOWN azd r=cl In Germany for Dyspepsia
Chronic Diarrhca, CEol;c D5seotsry and Dscsses Of
thaStomsch aud Eewels Is carly So 1914
, 1862-11-27

Il VAS .oSrl, cou.atry through Which We
were riding. Tic bill sides rolled away into
she d!steuct, el2nting up fair and broad to the
STR, as oEe secs them in the open parts Of the
Berkshire valley, ut Isncsborough, Tor
Instance, or in the many-bued mountain
clalice at the hott IN Of which the Shaker
hcnses O, Lebanon hare shaped themselves
ihe Sediment of cuGical CRYSTALS. TEa
WHEAT was all gsruered, and the land plowed
for q rev crop. There Tas Indian corn, stand
| ing, bu: saw 70 pumpkins warlniag the;7
| yellow carapEces in the sunshine Ike 80 m1nv
| turtles; only in eangls instance did notice
| some wrctched little miniature Specimens in
| TORN and hue not uulike those colossal
craHges ct our cor.lfeios. The rail fences
wire somewhat disturbed, anG the einders of
| sStingE;shed tires showed TIC use to which
| road were not for the Nest part nca.ly kept /:
the gsr1en fences we're poorly built Of l9ths
Or long STATS, and very rarely Of trisa aspect-
the men OF this region seemed to ride ia the
saddle y1ry generally, rather tasn dt;ya.
They looked sober and stern. less curious and
lively tl1an Yankees. and fancied that p
ol iatGTcs familiar to us in the counscnance
& tie late John Tyler, our accidental
P!tsidens, was frequently met With.
euis1ahle from on1 New Eng1aud pattern
Sott, ealIow, eucculen., d5licately finished
shout the mouth and firmly shaped about tat
CHR, dark eyed, fE]1 ihroattd, they locked a:
Il they had been grows III a laNd Of olives
There WIS little toss in their movement, tu!
OF nulieb7ity. farcicd there vas something
more of the duck and less Of the CHECKER
| about them, ts compared with the daughter
o: our 1eaner soil; but these are mere i'm
there is anE cfiense in them, nny fair reader
/ consider Them nil not rarfe3
, 1862-11-27

TEMEMEEN DIR. IAAfES HFfICE
rs So KAN D0I4i'H STRE EET,
between State nss D~sf5oyn STREET, Chicago, nlnois
Once opea :-om L. u! til /. NJ fo7 cs1ErtatcnB
LII J::ncs E':cGF5. :oiside Ptt.Ssle II Arse
poitebs did. nfrer Will. rAd,care tsat dis
10 himt Fl 1irh is positive cE-e. Sc Randolph st.
f,rIse, I'm
, 1862-11-27

1 ktHICAGC ANDROCK ISLAND
~ 3AHtROAD.-NIaIZ AaEAsGa7zI
Trasne leave Chicago. Dsy E1p1rss aaa saE 1n.3 Nc
Night E@p-ees 1:15 F. T.; .cst aceornzoiatio1 III
Z. y: Ta-otsh Trains arTi7e a:s:s5A II SAD 500
tJr!aet Accommodation a-FisGs 1T Ig:!5 l. X -
TEACT k[4-.?
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-03-11

Advertisements published in both the
Daily and the Weekly JOURNAL will be
charged the full Daily rates. wit. one half
the Weekly rates added.
Business notices published in the local
columns, win be charged for each insertion
ten cents per line.
Charges will be made for inserting the
notices of the following Orders, Societies
and Associations at the rates named, to be
paid in advance.
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lows, Masonic Orders, benevolent Societies
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For each notice not exceeding lines %
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this rate.
Announcing deaths with funeral notice
attached, 81 without notice, free.
Marriage notices so cents.
Notices Of Festivals, PicBics aud Excur-
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Yearly advertisers to pay quarterly.
Announcing candidates of every descrip-
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and Weekly, the same to be, in all cases,
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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-03-11

En Che e7tafabls GdsssnssuR, Gssd prompt Caah re-
spoass % Iosses ~ P1z0fpfI& seaNas pre- eutnoaB
az The bsad Qf t pycessto1s ghto tts eestvo, P71c-
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Insuranciea solicited and policies issued and re-
neWed IN this leading Corps raions &C ar rates by
49, y. W. NE &SEsNs Resident Agent
OFFrcE - Marble Hall Building Main gtrost-
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so far they have proved themselves inde-
pendent of the North, and there is no doubt
that the longer their separation, aud the
Blockade forced them to rely upon them
selves, the more prosperous their manufac-
turing interests would become. Still the
prices were ruinously high, and the pro-
ducts lin cloths and cotton goods at leastl
miserable in quality. Open communica-
ton again with Cincinnati, and our manu-
faeturers need not be alarmed shout South
ern rivals. s
Lieutenant Colonel KsIfer, of the Third
Ohio, in General Dumoat's brigade, made q
haul of lot of "Tennsssee rifles the
other day. They ara a result of the newly
awakened manufacturing energy. The
old country fint-lock rides, which have
been used in hunting deer and smaller
game through the mountains ever since
the State was settled, have been gathered
in, according 70. a. proclamation of GQyeT-
nor Harris. The barrels are cut short, the
burnt part being thrown away; and reemed
out to uniform bore, rifed fitted up with
half-stoeks and percussion locks, and
dubbed Tennessee Rifles" They look
very much like the old Mississippi yagerR,
and doubtless make an effective weapon.
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FROM NASHVILLE.

The following interesting items are taken
from the Nashville correspondent of the
Cincinnati Gazette
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INSURANCE.
ms ura nc 9 A g enoy

AGENT,
ApJusFEs or AVERAGES, AND NOTARY PUBLIo.
He continues TO issue Policies nom several FiTs
Glass and most reliable
INSURANCE COMPANIES
In the Country, on IsIassd and Fire Risks. he VIII
also receive applications for
LIFE INSURANCE. a
He will attend to the Adjustment OF Losse
Of every description under policies from othef
agencies, and attend to the ssttement OF all mat
teTs connected with INSURANCE, for parties in-
tarssted, Els long experience as an INSURANCE
AaENr, has made him familiar with all subisets
connected with Insurance.
$50 Once on First Street, opp. Post Once.
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REGULATIONS FOR 1862.

nA All Advertisements
amounting to So or less must
invariably be paid in advance
to secure attention. e
Ali Job Work must be paid
for on delivery. Transient
Work must be prepaid.
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AT CHURCH.

The clergy partook largely in the great
Nashville scare. Several of them have not
yet returned, aHdA there were services in
only few of the churches yesterday. One
or two Methodist churches were open, one
Baptist, one Catholic. and couple Of Epis-
-copalian. The Presbyterian churches, so
far as | learned, were all closed.
At the Church | happened to enter, it
was curious to notice how the good minis
ter, as he came to it in the ritual, prayed IS
earnestly as ever, "From sedition, prlvy
conspiracy and rebellion Good Lord de-
liver us;' bat / could zee no indications
among the congregation of belief that the
prayer had just been answered. 1t was
curious, too, to notice how the minister
seemed to have concluded that all govern
ments bad gone to destruction together,
and that be wouldn't pray for any Of them.
The usual prayer for the President Of the
United States has been stricken out long
ago, and f'the President of the Confederate
States substituted, but it wouldn't do 20
pray for him under the noises Of the nation-
al generals, and SO he judiciously allowed
all Governments to go unprayed for. The
congregation was very slim, many of the
members had fed in the panic, and the
family of the officiating clergyman himself
had helped to swell the crowd. ~