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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-04-04

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box dry goods. bxs shoes, bales muslin.
Mackey HenniBg Il 90; bale sheeting, J q Go;
rolls leather, q Il KTause; 2 bxs mdse, VIM Bier
a T,oauenthaI- a. fancy Goods Vautiar 4. nj!
bxs hats, do dry goods, rolls o O, bx boots,
do fancy goods, Byrne; bxs hats, Keen d
Preston; sos bush wheat, Iglehart Bros; bex
veeners, r Greiner & Co; 10 d0z brooms, Reilly
%; bxs mdses Tx umbs, I'll Feldman; sack
feathers, ! & d Holman; 694 bush wheat, II III
Umble; 4 bbls green apples, keg, Preston Bros;
IL sacks -four, Peter Balz; 3 bbls eggs, Henry
Hsub; ~ bbls eggs, III Ramey; tubs eggs, tub
butter, Joe Kightley; IL bbls green apples, An
spacher d Piout; bxs mdse, G s. Sontsgg Go;
IS bbls whisky, Bement & Viele; 80 bxs oysters,
Wheeler g. Riggs; l crate cTackery, boxs Read
Lawrence; % bxs bootz, do dry goods, bales
sheeting, J Merritt & 90; Dbl whisky, w NJ
Altman 6 Co; 80 sacks potatoes, SIX sacks, George
Foster Co; box dressed poultry, Elliott;
1 coop chickens, W w Foster.
A. II. sHRADER, A ant.
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The gale which visited this neighbor-
hood Tuesday morning was felt much more
severely at Padncah. We learn from Mr..
Lewis Howes, who came up on the Bowen
yesterday, that the whole city was more or
less shaken, and large number of build
ings considerably damaged. The wind be-
gan blowing about II o'clock Tuesday
night and increased in violence to o'clock
Wednesday morning. At this time a hurri-
cane passed over the city with destructive
force, scattering the roofs, chimnies, and in
some cases whole sides of houses in the
streets. A heavy rain, accompanied with
thunder and lightning, added to the incon-
veience and Consideration of the inhabitants.
The upper wharf boat was struck by light
ming in close proximity to quantity OF
powder stored there. The following is an
incomplete list of buildings damaged by
this tremendouSgale: Allward's mill, Will
liam Thornbury's store house, Gathers
building, Oampbelps store, j. W. SheereT's
store, Gardners store, A. L. Sanders dwell
ing, Daley 6 Co.'s stores. II. Ender's house,
Harriss B. Gress' store, Calhoun and Ash
brooks stores, all of which had their roofs
blown completely off. The st. Francis Ho-
tel suffered in the same manner. The front
of the Methodist Church was carried away.
as well as the end of Watts, Glow G. Co. q
Exchange. The building belonging TO
Short Anderson was almost entirely wreck
ed, injuring five men, whether seriously or
not we are unable to state. The Central
Hospital, full of sick soldiers, had it's roof
carried away, and a number of men
slightly hurt. The Campbell House was
considerably shaken, besides number of
others, the particulars of which our in
formant had no time to learn.
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LATE FROM THE TENNESSEE RIvER.-
We had the pleasure yesterday of meeting
Capt. Beadell of the 3lst Indiana, just from
Pittsburgh and Savannah, Tennessee. lie
represents the Uniou troops in that region
in excellent health and eager to meet the
rebels in open field fight, being confident of
q decisive victory. The Federal forces in
that region are very numerous, and as the
rebels are congregated Immediately in their
front Capt. B. confidently expects an en-
gagement in a short time.
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EB- Among other charges made against
Mayor Baker in the Eighth and Ninth
Wards, it is stated that he is responsiblesfor
the order commanding the paving Of Main
street from the canal to Eighth street, where
by the property holders on that street were
not only compelled to pave the street in
front of their property but also to pay for
the street crossings. This order was passed,
we believe, in September, 1860 At the
time it was brought before the Council
Mayor Baker opposed its passage on the
ground that it was too late in the season to
commence such a work. That the street
ought to be paved, everybody was willing
to admit, but the Mayor thought it would
be better to postpone the work until the
following spring and summer. We believe
Councilman Rocker also opposed the pro
iect at the time. After the order was ia.
sued, the Mayor was compelled by virtue OF
his position to see that it was executed
But after the work was completed, by hi
especial request, the Council at a meeting
held August 10th, RENTED S2l5, %, tn
amount paid for paving half of the crossing
at Eighth street. This, it seems
Improperly holders have forgotten orare un
willing to give him credit for it.
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R&Auction sale al Fnrnitnra bE ].

D@~ Auction sale of Furniture by J. J.
Oohn at Nelson's old stand, Saturday,
April 9th, at 1862 at o o'clock, I win sell
a fine lot of Furniture, such as 6ne chairs,
beadsteads, sofas, marble top tables, mat
tresses, &C., sc. Also a fine lot of dry
goods, such as cRlicoes, Brown and bleach
ed lawns, silk hose, SC. ready made cloth
ing, shoes caps, also 20 bbls of mackerel and
one Dbl Bourbon whisky &c.
apr, 4-1td. j. j. OoHE, Auctioneer,
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AGRICULTURAL SooIETY.--The members
of the Vanderburgh County Agricultural
and Horticultural Society will meet at the
Court House on Saturday next 9th inst, at
o'clock p NJ A full attendance is desira-
BILE, as this is the time for electlng officers
for the ensuing year.
By order of the President.
A. w. CHUTE, Sec'y.
April 2-d&wtd
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RBCRUITs WANTED.-Lieuts. Fitz Will
Iiams and German will be in the city for
several days for the purpose of enrolling
recruits in the 6lst, or ad Irish regiment
They have established Headquarters corner
of Fourth and Main streets, in the Gsvisk
building. Comfortable quarters have been
provided for all who enlist. ap3-4td.
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Union mesainas in KsntuekY.

At meeting of the Union men of Nc
Oracken county, held at the city Court Room,
in Paducah, on the 31st of March, 1862,
pursuant to notice, R. D. Bacon, Esq, was
called to the chair and b. r. Harris appoint
ed Secretary, whereupon the chairman, In
few appropriate remarks, explained the
object of the meeting.
COL j. B. Husband then offered some
cogent and well expressed reasons why
the people should elevate to the highest ju-
dicial station in the State, not only an able
lawyer, pure, impartial man, but that his
loyalty to the Constitution and laws which
he would be called on to administer should
be of the most undOubted character, and
that the nominee should be a true Union
man, known and recognized through the
difficulties of the past. After which he offer
ed the following resolutions which were
unanimously adopted
ResoIued, That Thos Reed, E. Given, j.
H. Gardner, L. 8. Trimble, w. Ell. Jones,
s. p. Cope, J. T. Balinger, A. Bradshaw,
Shelby Bradshaw, Thos. B. Hines, L. M
Tapscott, j. r. Alexander, p. ID. Geisr, T
| H. Duke, Samuel Rice, Thos. Flower, JEFF.
Counsel, j. E. Morgan, j. G. Cole, A. .
Jones, B. r. Harris, Daniel Lorshee, D. M
Peters, Warren Thornbsrr.-, j. B. Husband
r. d. Bacon, and Ell. Moris6eld disappointed
delegates to attend the convention, 10 b
held at Henderson on the 1se day of Mai
| next, to nominate suitable person as can
didate for the Court of Appeals from thu
| 4th Appellate District, and that we viii
abide the decision of said convention an(
support its nominee by all proper and hon
cradle means.
ResoIOed, That we, on the part of Mo
Oracken county, express our preference TO
the Hon. r. M. Williams, whom we hav
known as Circuit Judge of our district TO
the last twelve years and have great conf
dence in his legal learning, ability and in
tegrity as a lawyer and Judge, and We asl
such Of our delegates as may be present t
consider him as our FIRST choice and to cas-
the vote of the county for him.
ResolUed, HThat the Evansville Journal
E Henderson Mail, Louisville journal, an
, Louisville Democrat and other Union ps
pers of the district be requested to pnblis
these proceedings.
The meeting then adjourned.
r. D. BACON, Chairman.
n II
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BEHIND TINE The U. s. mail packet
Big Grey Eagle, on her last trip from Lou
isville, due here on Tuesday evening, was
twenty four hours behind time, not arriv-
ing until between four and five O'Clock
Wednesday evening. In fact, she has been
more or less behind time for several trips.
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S9 Inc Lafayette Courier says that
Major German of the 18th Indiana, win be
appointed to fill the vacancy occasioned by
the resignation of Col. Wilson, of the 4Oth
regiment This will be good news to the
numerous friends of Major German in this
vicinity, who know him to be a gentleman
and a soldier: one who has been under FIRE
a great many times, and never finched.
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the City Hospital Evansville
J. A. Burcham CO O 43d Indiana, S.
Diets co O AID Indiana, e. Conway CO D,
44th Indiana, S. Moore CO B 44th, W.
Eddy co B 44th, o. Troops co A 44th, Jno.
Ryan CO A 44th, L. A. Moses CO 44th,
H. Pattafer co 44tb, Fl. B. Shattuck co D
AID Indiana, j. N. Lee CO z 26th Ken
lucky, ]. F. Todd CO 3Ist Indiana, B. j.
Thomas CO F 18th Indiana.
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R. D. BACON, Chairman.
B. r. HARRIS, Secretary.
Union Meeting fm Ballard County
kentucky.

Union Meeting am Ballard County,
Kentucky
On Monday, the Gath of March, 1862,
being the FIRST day of the Ballard Circuit
Court, meeting of the Union men of the
in Blandville by the appointment of n. @.
Thompson Chairman, and J. @. Depayter
Secretary, and the following resolutions
unanimously adopted:
ResoI0ed, That it is proper that Ballard
county be represented in the Convention,
to be held in the city of Henderson on the
LIST day of May, for the purpose of nomina-
ting candidate for Judge of the Court of
Appeals for this Appellate District.
ResOlUed, That having been served by
Judge r. M. Williams faithfully and eff
GENTLY as Circuit Judge, for the last twelve
years, we confidently recommend him to
the District as eminently qualified by great
legal attainments, industry and gentleman
ly bearing for that office.
ResolVed, That our delegates be instruct
ed to vote for and use their influence to
procure bis nomination; that e. T. George,
DIR. Reed, VIM. Mercer, Judge @. s. Mar
shall, J. @. Depayster, M. s. Preston, Moses
Unset, w. T. Hatcher, J. Il. Snow, Mr..
Miller, and w. O. Hendricks be appointed
delegates, and if none should attend, that
the delegates from Graves county be au~
thorized to cast the vote of said county in
said Convention
ResolOed, That the Evansville Journal,
Louisville journal, Democrat, and Hender-
son Mail and other Union papers be re-
quested to publish these proceedings.
NJ. O. THOMPSON, Ohm.
I n DEpAvaTup 2ecyv
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SICK SoLDIERs.-Dr. Pennington, Surgeon
in charge, informs us that the whole num-
Der of sick and wounded admitted to the
General Hospital, on LIST street, Bince it's
opening, December 18th, 1861 to April Let,
1862, is FIVE hundred and fifty.
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April 30. 1862.

/, the undersigned, do herewith state that
I was present in the st. Charles bar-room
when Mr.. Geo. Wolfin presented MIR. Nor
ris 8. johnson, on or about the 10th ult.,
petition, signed by good many citizens,
10 the City Council of Evansville, remon-
stFating against the holding of an election
upon the New Charter question, and that
said Mr.. johnson then and there declined
signing the petition.
Witness my hand, at Evansville, on this
Sd day Of April, 1862.
RUDOLPH KEHR.
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OAKAoNADiEG AT No. IO.-From gen.
tleman who left Columbus, KY, on Mon
day evening, we are informed that on Mon
day continuous cannonading was kept up
all day by our mortars at Island No. 10.
We are persuaded that VIZ will hear Of
decisive results from that quarter within a
few days.
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6@ The Savings Bank, No. 4 First
street, buys and sells gold, exchange on New
York, Illinois, Missouri, and all other I'M
current money, sells sight drafts on Eng
land, Ireland and Scotland in sums to suit.
d3m.
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The steadiness and bravery of our troops
Is highly commended by all who witnessed
the action. They marched up to the de-
lenses of the enemy unfiinchingly, and fred
at the rebels with such precision as to kill
more of them behind their stone forti6ca-
tons than they killed of our men in the
open 6eld.
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RsE@ We have been furnished list of the
deaths that have occurred IN the Marine
Hospital in this city, since its opening, Feb.
23d to April I'd, inclusive which we will
publish tomorrow.
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-: CORPORATION NOTICE.
ORDER ron PLANK sIpE-WALK.

Mar. 20, Iceland now It Is hereby ordered
and directed by the Common Council of the City
of Evansville, that the of all lots parts
of lots fronting on or adjoining the North aide
Of Second Street, from Clark Street to the line of
Stock wells Enlargement, ia said city, cause the
Sidewalks thereon to be brought to the proper
gTades and that they cause sidewalk of Glass No.
TO be laid down thereon within thirty days
from the publication of this order.
P. BURKE. Clerk
Clerks Office, April 3, 1852.
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s@% For fine, fashionable and durable
clothing and furnishing good, go to Lyons
who is daily receiving fresh accessions to
his already large stock.
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BThe amount of tobacco being shipped
from Kentucky and Tennessee to this point
is astonishing. Every boat brings more or
less.
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EUT The Committee of the Soldiers Hos
pital Library solicit the donation or loan
for the time needed, three book cases
Those having them will please report before
Saturday morning, to
Fl. f. BLoUNT, Chairman.
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B@We notice that our friend CHARLEY
BRoUeHToN, has removed his Drug and
Grocery establishment ffomshis old standlon
Clark street to room on MAIN, between
Sixth and Seventh streets.
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Dag A new telegraph pole has been
erected on the corner of Main and Water
Streets and the wires are all right again.
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RsS@ The Madison and Indianapolis Rail-
BAD was sold on last thursday at Marsha a
lie. An agent of the bondholders, from
N j., bought it in for 1895, 900.
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DHAD.-Dr. e. B. Collins, Surgeon of the
Dist Indiana, and Secretary of State for
Indiana from 1855 to 1867, died at his res
idence in Newton county few days since.
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HOME INTERESTS.

RGF Ladies, read the advertisements of
Mrs. Hastings in another column.
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eszs~ The New York Herald publishes
the loss Of the I4th Regiment at the battle
Of Winchester, at four killed and fifty
wounded, including Eve officers.
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We are prepared to fnrnish election
tickets township and city-at ihe low
rate sOf 81 per 1000 or tsOenty cents per
Asindred. Send il orders with the cash.
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B0~ The official report of Brigadier Cen
eneral Kimball shows that our loss in killed
and wounded at the battle of Winchester
was. much larger than at FIRST reported.
He nirea the losa M GnIlous
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A Feet substant,atea.

Ii has been charged in the columns of the
Journal directly and indirectly that Major
Johnson refused to sign remonstrance
against submitting the charter question,
to a vote of the people at the coming cleo
ton.
We have been expecting denial of this
charge by the Major, through the same
channel in which it was mede, but he has
neglected to do so. We understand, how
ever, that he has denied the charge, Privute-
y, in the most emphatic manner. We,
therefore, feel called upon TO substantiate
its truth By the following certificates
do hereby certify that on the 10th day
of March, 1862, inside the door of Partner
Caldwell's grocery, on First street, met
Mr.. Morris 8. johnson, and remarked to
him that he would be good man to COM
mence this petition. He asked what ID
was. | told him it was a remonstrance
against ordering an election between the
Old and New Charter. unrolIed and
showed it to him. He said he would not
sign it, that he must think about it, that
the Old Charter only carried before by
very small majority, that he was not so
very clear but that the New Charter was
the best, and that he did not know but thai
it was time the New Charter had trial.
This is almost literally what Mr.. johnson
said. WIN. HUNNEL.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
TO RENT.

WHE PRRsk.WT REsKDRJVr0R,
GKA the Salt Well Road, about "a of mile
from Main street, The house contains seven
rooms. fine garden, ETC., with acres included.
Rent low, to suit the times and possession given
Immediately. For par tioulars, enquire at the
premises. of d. p. Jones, or at Philip Decker's
Store, Main Street. apr2
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/ do hereby certify, that was present on
or about the 10th day of March, 1862, at
the st. Charles Saloon, on First street, when
Mr.. Geo. Wolf1in presented a remonstrance
TO the City Council against holding an
election between the Old and New Charter
10 Mr.. Morris L. johnson, requesting him to
sign it, and that Mr.. johnson positively re-
fused TO sign the remonstrance.
JACOB BENNIGHOF.
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SUBSCRIPTION PRICE FOR DAILY
Delivered In the City, per week. 10
BY mail OF In the City, per year Tin Advancel B %
FOR WEEKLY
By mall per year, single 90
a. 5 club Of ave Go one nddrsssl 90
ADVERTISING.
For Terms see FIRST page, tabular form.
AGENTS:
The following gentlemen are our authorized
AGENTS in the places named.
Dr. RaIston, Boonville, Warrfck 90.
John M. Lockwood, Mt. Vernon, Poeey 90.
John 3. Daugherty, Rockport, Spencer 90.
Jaraes L. Tborntnns Princeton, Gibson o.
John B. Handy, Eewburg, Warrick 90.
DR.. Murphy, New Harmony, Posey Go.
A. b. Wilkinson, Cynkhiana.
Preston Talbot, PO8ayvilles Posey 90.
f. H Csaatan. Petersburg, Pike Cos
John Grant gCanal p. o., Warrick Co.
Robt. A Throop. Francisco, Gibson Co.
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NRLD L.6smPS-5 dozen extra Col on
" Burners just received for the purpose of al
tering Lard Oil and Fluid Lamps Lamps can
be changed in five minutes. Also 10 dog Coal ON
Ohimneys; dozen Brushes to clean chImneys !;
Wieking and Shades, at WICK cry BROS
HPHERDKJV-F O.R&Rs, :.
-A@ At a very low price. at
ii. J. OHLAEPFER'S
july20 New Drug Store
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KxROJM THE PLACE OF JOHN
~ Rheinlander, In Babytown, on Saturday,
March 10th, black gelding, 16 hands high, four
years old, small star in the forehead also, a
sorrei gedtng, 10 hands high four years old, with
blaze in the face, aud had head collar at the
time he left.
AlibeTal reward viii be paid to any one return
ing them, for such information as will Had
10 their recovery; Address,
JOHN RHEINLANDER
Babytown, VandeTburgh County, Indiana
april3-lwdRw
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scr All wants supplied By advertising in the
EfruRna
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