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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-05-24
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
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e People Of North Carolina


To the People Of North Carolina t
By an advertisement in he public pa
pers, signed w. S. Ashe, you are informed
that be will appoint and seud agents
through every county IN the State, to bcr-
row, purchase NJ d If necessary, to impress,
all the sIms now in the hands of private
citizens.
Any attempt TO seize the arms of onf cit-
zens Is directly at variance with the con-.
stitution, and ia opposition TO the declared
policy of the Government, which make il
the duty of every citizen to keep and tear
arms, and protects the arms of the militia
even from execution for debt. f
But while | notify you that these agents
have no lawful authority to seiz. your rri-
vate arms, and you will be protected in
preserving the means of self-defen e, I ct
join upon you in this emergency, AS an act
of the highest patriotism and duty, that
you should discover TO the proper State au-
thorities all public arms, muskets or rifles,
within your knowledge, aud sell TO the
State all the arms, the property of individ-
uas, which can be spared.
The CoIonels of the several regiments of
militia wilt act as agents for the State aud
viii notify me whenever any such arms are
delivered or offered to them. Their prompt
and earnest attention is called 10 the exc
culion of this order. f- E-.gt...
HENRY T. CLARK,
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-05-24

April Is, 90. Governor e1-officio.


The First Indiana CRvaE y.
Except by occasional and detached MOTTO
es the people of our State have heard little
of the Ist Cavalry Regiment, Col. Baker.
which has been for nearly year in active.
constant service. A correspondent of the
St. Louis Democrat gives the following
sketch of its career:
Among the regiments which have thus
far labored well, and done noble and valu-
able work, without even he need of news
paper celebrity, | count rJminent the
FIRST Indiana Regiment of Cavalry. This
regiment entered the service in July last,
and since August has BEEN engaged in a
very effectual mission among the secesh in
Southeast Missouri. they have for the
most of the time been engaged in scouting
the country about and south of Ironton,
traversirg nearly the whole country IN that
interesting region, taking hundreds of prls-
oners, and converting" many rebels and
their property. As the best tribute to their
services, / append brIei summary of the
actual skirmisbes in which they have been
engaged since they entered upon the cam
paign of Missouri: .t-.--
About the middle of September there
was skirmish at Talbol's camp on Back
River, resulting in the capture of q large
number of horses and some arms.
On the 18th of October there was o
skirmish at St. Francis river. resulting in
two wounded and a loss of four or FIVE
killed on the. rebel side, Ga the 2Sth of
October, at the battle of Fredericktown,
the regiment charged down a ROAD defended
on either side by infantry and cavalry and
commanded by powerful battery, taking
the battery, and, in concert with the other
Aanking forces of infantry, putting the
enemy to basty and iuglorious flight. In
this charge four were killed, among them
the brave Msior Gavitt and Capt. Hind
man four mortally wounded, and twenty
eight wounded, who recovered. In this
battle the rebels left upon the field 3l4
killed and so wounded, who fell into our
hands In November, at Bushy creek, one
man was wounded. In February, at Crack
SIX ull, one was killed. the 9th aud 9th
of March there were fights at Bloomfield
and st. Francisvilie, and May I'd was the
date of the last, of which have sent yon
an account. --- - e r
The actual number of men killed and
wounded is small, but the number of skir-
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-05-24

TThe tine here set down is adjusted to contraei
6oisrs. On the River there is variation according
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-05-24

WR III JNsgNS w EA~K.R RUCM.
IL WHEAT FLOUR in any quantities 70 sui
the trade, fresh and good at VIOKERY'S.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-05-24
AN ORDINANCE.

Clerks on E, May 14th. 1861
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-05-24
CORPORATIllN NlYTIl,E

Uerk's Ofice, Anil 25 Is62.
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From Gen. Rankk, Calumn

FREDERICK, Jan. 6-Reliable but unofficial in
formation received here says that Jackson COM
menced shelling Hancock on Saturday night
One ball went through Barton's tavern and an
other burst close to the stable where Sims stage
horses are kept. Travel, mails and freight trans-
portation Is intercepted. The stage teams had
drawn back to Hagerstown, and notifications
were sent to Frederick and Cumberland for the
mails to be held back till further orders.
The rebels have torn up the track along the road
opposite Hancock, and the railroad de pot at Han
cock has been burned
The Union troops at Bath, and an Illinois repi-
ment, have withdrawn to the MARYLAND side
It's reported and believed that the rebels have
burned the new restle-work bridge over Cacapon
creek, ten miles south Of Hancock
On the 18th instant the pickefs Of company A,
18th Indiana, brought into camp five prisoners
white man named Jacob Ash. arrested for build
Ing boat apd otherwise aiding the enemy, and
four negroes who were making their escape from
virginia. One OF the latter had been engaged In
the capacity Of teamster in the Confederate army
and the others claimed TO be free negroes from
ShePherdstown. They repor; sixty to ei hty cav
alry encamped near that place.
Ibere are also two companies of militia at Nor
gan Spring, one mile east Of ShepherdstOwn Ii
Is reported by another source that the Confederate
pickets have been recently strongly reinforced
all along the river from Shepherdstown to Little
GeorgetcWn, nearly opposite the Four Locks,
above dam No. s. Most Of the pickets are with
drawn from our observation during the day, but
return In force after nishtfall.
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The W ar in KentuckH

LOUISVILLE, Jan. 4.-The bridge over Green
river will be completed tomorrow. Reconnois-
sances are made almost daily south OF the river by
the Federal troops
The rebels retired before Col Garfield In East.
ern Kentucky, and Col. Garfield is advancing on
Prestonburg
Gen. SUhoepf has made several Intellectual at.
tempts to draw Zollico fer from his ntrenchments
In Somerset, but there is no prospect Of an imme-
diate engagement there.
Alt the Kentucky banks which are located where
the rebel dominion prevails have been consolida.
ted under Henry ]. Lyons, formsrly Of Louisville,
as president, with authority to run them for the
Southern COnfederacy.
LoUBvTLLK, Jan. 6.-Last Thursday small
Union scouting party went below Paducah, and
William Owens one of their number US tsLsn
prisoner, and the rebels threatened to hang him
innt 1902 .,reste6 nhsrt w,,.a, ~
word to the rebels that his fate would be deter
mined by that Of Owens. WOlfolk's wife has
gone to Columbus to get an order from Gen. Polk
for the exchange of the two men. The Green
river bridge has been completed.
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Reading Matter for tho Firsstds Circle


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consequently made alterations and Improvements
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| meet this want most satisfactorily. In compli-
ance with the wish Of the public the paper has
been changed from quarto to the more eonve-
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sheet Of shiTty-ttco eolEnins, filed with choice
and carefully prepared Reading Matter, and bear
ing the name Of the
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Further from Europe per Steamer Behe.
milan.

HALIFAX, Jan 6-The steamer Bohemian, from
Liverpool on the 2Oth, and Londonderry on the
27th, has arrived. ....
Business was generally suspended in Liverpool,
owing to the holidays. The sales of cotton on
Tuesday amounted to Is 600 bales at an advance
Nd. There had been no breadstutfs or provision
market transactions.
Consols closed at 90Ka9IK.
Mr.. Burlingame, United States Minister to
China, had arrived at Canton, and was well re-
ceived.
Placards had been posted In the streets of Hong
Kong, threatening extirpation to all Europeans
There was great excitement at Lisbon, and the
body Of the King was TO be inferred.
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Fragments Of a Wreck at Gaspe Bay, Can
ada East.

GAsPE BAY, Jan. 4.-On Monday last the shores
Of this bay were strewed with half barrels Of but.
ter, boxes Of cheese, and a small portion Of the
cabin OF some wrecked ship A number Of boxes,
containing twenty pairs Of Canadian boots; one
cask Of butter, marked r. Tenant, Liverpool; q
box cover, marked G. Smith, were found yester-
day; portion Of the keel, with copper attac he'd
and a portion Of a wheel came ashore No bodies
have vet been found IL Is supposed that these
fragments are from some vessel wrecked on St
PaupS,
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
IMPORTANT FROM SOUTH CAROLYN

IA
Arrival Of the Steamer Vanderbilt with
3,697 Bales of cotton from Port Royal
Advance Of Gen. Stevens Brigade TO the
Main Land-Confederate Batteries Cap
tured.
New YoRE, Jan. 6-The steamer Vanderbilt,
from Port Royal on the Sd inst, has arrived. She
brings 8 ,6P bales Of Sea Island cotton.
Gen. Stevens brigade advanced on the main
land on the lst inst, and took possession Of some
rebel batteries after short resistance assisted by
Of the Charleston railroad, when a iag Of truce
was sent from the rebels req uestng on to
bury their dead. One hour was granted for this
purpose, when the rebels fell back on their forti-
hcations, said to be verv extensive, and defended
by l2 GOO troops under Gen. Pope. Their loss is
not known. Our force was about 4, 500 strong
We bad eight wounded, including Mai. Matson,
or the Sth Michigan regiment, mOrtally.
Gen Stevens holds possession of his position on
the man land, and awaits reinforcemens from
the North to proceed
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Upisp Success I'm Western yirpinia

HUTToNvILLE Va, Jan. 5-An expedition to
Huntersville, Pocahontas county, Yesterday, was
completely successful. -Four hundred rebel cav
airy and three hundred militia infantry were dis
persed, and $50 600 worth Of army stores clothing
&c, was captured or destroyed.
(sECOND DIsPATcH.J
HUTToNvILLE, Jan. 6-Huntersville was the
depot for rebel supplies In Western Virginia.
Their cavalry were armed with Sharpe's car
bines, and attacked US two miles from the town
We drove them from point TO point, and finally
they beat hasty retreat out Of town AS we
charged through 1t, their supplies, consisting OF
Of salt, large Quantities Of sugar, coffee rice and
bacon, and army clothing, worth from s25 900 to
$50 900, were entirely destroyed. We captured a
large number Of Sharpe's carbines, sabres and
pistols. The stars and stripes were left floating
over the court house, and our troops returned
hither in f1e spirits.
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Fire at Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. Ga destructive hre oc-
Cured here this afternoon burning the drug ware
house Of G.. w Lewis, No. As South Fourth st e,
and the stationery establishment Of VIM Mann,
adjoining; Other property was deluged with
water The steam hre engines were the only sta
to q general conhagration. The less 10 over
s75 goo, and the Insurance about thfee-fourths Of
that amount
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Impertsnt from Cairs-Rebel Submarine
Batleries-The FEDERAL Gunboats.

CAIRO, Jan. Six hundred submarine bat
teries have been planted between Columbus and
Memphis by the rebels A gentleman who wit
messed the experiments made with these b. teries
stated that they were entirely successful.
The crews Of the Federal gunboats were mus
tsred In on Saturday, and the whole feet will
probably be anchored In the stream on Monday.
The Union feet near New Orleans and Lake
Poncharrain have captured several rebel steamers.
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The War In Missouri.

sEDALIA, Mo-, Jan. s.-Three men arrived her,
today from johnson county, who reported tha
Jennison was at Rose Hin, johnson county, da,
or two since, which place they report he ha,
burned. They are reported 70 bs on the way &
this nlAcA. . -.r.-L. -s...Fl
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The War In the Indian Caun,rx

LEAvEswoRrH, Jan. 4.-Reports from the In
dian country show that the war has fairly begun
between the loyal Indians against the Texans nd
rebel half-breeds. In a fight In the Cherokee
country II Is reported that Cooper, Texan gen.
ersi and Mcintosh reader Of the rebel half breeds
we've killed. The loss Of the loyal Indians was
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-07
ysnatsriai Election.

DEfaoIf, Jan. SIN the Michisan Legislature,
yesterday, Jacob NJ. Howard was chosen United
States Senatos fof She unexpired term Of che late
Senator Bingham, ending March 4, 1sos.
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HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUcBU

HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCBU
For Weaknesses
Arising from Excesses, Habits Of Dissipst,or
Early " lrdlsoretlon or Abuse
Attended ctth ths FolloiriHg Syr1ptorns:
Loss of Memory, Difhculty on Rr.s th,ns'
Weak Nerves. Trsmhitnss'
Horror of Disease, watefninsss'
nmness oI vision, PAIN in the Bach,
Univertal Lassitude Of the Muscular System,
Hot Hands, FlpsbinS ~ tbs aoa,
PAILID couNTENkNcR.
Ihese symptoms. II q owed 20 20 on, which this
medlolne invariably removes. soon follows
IMPoTENCY, FATUIrY, EPILEPTIC FITS,
In one Of tohiek tks Patient WAY Eaptrs.
Who can say that they are not fresueutly fol-
lowed oy those "DIRKTUL DISEASES"
INSANITY AND CONSUMPTIoN,1
Many are aware Of the cause OF their suffering,
But NONE WILL CONFESS.
THE RECORDS OF TRE INSANE ASYLUMs
And fhs Melancholy DEATHS bV Cozsrmytioz,
BKAR AMPLE wITNKss TO THE TRUTH OF rHr
AsskKTIoN.
TIE CONSTITUTION ONCE aFFECTRD
WITH ORGANIC WEAKNESS,
Rec hires the aid Of medicine 70 strengthen and
Iuvlgorats the System
vhIoh HELNBOLD's EXTRACT BUCHU
tsoaTtag ~ does
a TRIAL WILL CONVINCE THE MOST sKKPrIclL-
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u F 7 " a IT II.
u R Z " AT Il.
r r. Z " IT II.
DIR. LA BONITA

Cures all Veneral Diseases permanently and
quickly. without the use Of disgusting or poison
ous drugs of any kind.
No dieting or interference with business,
Consultations free.
1t is saying quite enough IN Its favor, when say
that nv practice IT, thar whIoh s in use in al the
New York city HOSPITALS.
mails fufnIshed. -----' ~ So
Ladies with Whites and Diseases OF the Womb
CURED and saved q consumptive's grave by my
treatment.
There is nothing ofsAsics or disasrseabls In any
part of the treatment.
All cures warranted, or money refu- ded.
Communications In writing, with return stamp,
promptly attended to.
Medicines for travellers and others packed, with
full lnstructIons for use, and warranted.
Ofice-ROou No. s Was ington BuildInE, Penn,
avenue and Seventh st., WashisEton, ID. e.
de 2f-ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-07

UThe Hon Alfred Ely, recently released
hom prison st Richmond Va reached his home
al Rochester, N. Y, on the 9th instant, and met
win q warm rssspton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-07

SEALED PROPOSALS Are invited till the 10th
- day of January, 1882 at IL O'Clock m, for sup
plying the Government with BEEF CATTLE.
The Cattle to be delivered at Harrisburg. Cham
bersburf, or York, Pa as soon after the 18th oay
of March, 1862, as the Government may direct The
Government Will receive under this contract 600
head and reserve the light to call for any addition
q number up 10 10000.
Each lot of Cattle delivered shall average at
lesst j 800 pounds gross weight; and no animal
will be received which weighs less than 900 pounds
gross weight.
Government reserves to itself the right TO psy In
Treasury notes, and to reject any bid for any
cause. No bid will be entertained unless the bidder
Is present to respond.
G. 8. u. :. A., Washington, ID. c., and endorsed
proposals for Beef"
FORM OF BID.
"A B, do hereby propose To deliver TO the Gov
ernment good Beef Gait Q on the hOof for - per
hundred pounds gross weight, The Cattle to be
delivered at--, according 70 the terms of the en-
closed advertisement. The Cattle to be weighed
on the scales, and the weight so determined 70 be
the purchase weight. / hereby agree TO gIye 8
good and sufficient bond for the fulfllment of the
contract, and TO receive Treasury notes or other
Government funds in payment for the Cattle.
de I'd
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FEMALES MALES-FEMdLES
OLD Or YOUNG, SINGLE, MARRIED, Or
CONTEMPLATING MARRIAGE,
In Many AfsetionS Pecsltd- 10 EDaaIss
the Extract Bucau IN unes ualled by any other rem
coy, hs In ChlorOsls or ReteDuOn, lru gulhuIy
PAInfulness, or Suppression OF CUSTOMARY Evso-
ustlons. liberated or SchlTTous state of the Ute
rus, LeucOrIhea or Whites, SteTIlIty, ADD for all
complaints incident 70 the sex, whether arislnr
from lndiscreton, Habits Of Dssipat ton, or m the
DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFEg
sKR SYMPTOMS ABOVE a
NO FAMILY SHOULD BIZ WITHOUT II.
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ST.. MARr's, Texas, Nov. IS, 1851.

81. MARY s, Texas, NOV. 70, 1901.
F. LoftiH, Esq Dear Sir Your favor of
Oct. 2S is at hand this evening, and found my
self and family in good health. 1 received
your first from Bowling Green, and answered
1t three weeks ago. L received your letter
from AlEeton with Bsily's draft, and handed
IL over to him. Bsily has not paid any money,
and / don't shink he will for some time.
Frank, il is the hardest times that ever was
known in this country. / have not collected
fact, there 10 no money in this country. We
have no goods here, and no chance to get any
If We had the money TO get them with. Hobby
has shipped part Of his stock to Houston. He
had about 100 kegs Of nails; he sold them for
SI2 so per ksg. He has giver-up Mape's house,
and is keeping in COttingham's old store.
Mspes offered him his house for sI2 per month,
and hs would not give it. The house is stand
ing idle There 10 over tWo-thirds Of the
houses in this place idle, and several others
talking Of leaving. think IL doubtful whether
the lodge>Till give moro than 81 or IS per
mOnthfor the room next year. / have heard
several of them talk, and that seems 10 be
their notion. The lodge will be some $500
in debt at the end Of the year, and what they
will do can't tell. Hobby gets Getting gham o
store and bed room in his house for IS per
month.
want you to write me as soon as you get
this, and let me know what can have the
lower story Of this house for, until times
change / am not able to pay much rent. /
have nothing TO sell, or very little, and DOM
pretend to keep open only on mail days.
can get house very cheap, that would answer
my purpose; but am willing to stay in this
house until I can rent IL, and pay you in pro-
portion To the times and the business that is
doing.
I want you to let me know what rent must
pay, and / will give IL mp any time 1t can be
rented, or pay as much rent as any one else.
least that will satisfy you.
I have no news that would interest. War 10
all the talk. Our county Is thrown into .
battalion, and John II. Wood is elected major.
have not been able to get money 10 pay mp
In New 0rlsans There 10 less money here
than you ever saw. IL II almost impossible TO
get sS changed. Be sure 70 write. -
Rsspeetfnlly, y. n ELLIS.
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Tais no wore BaIsdns, MsyesyN oy Usplsasssf
Msdieiss for Unpleasant and Da.ssrors
Diseases.
HELMBOLD'S EXTRdCJ BUCHU
CURES
IN al Ineu St&keG Al 1ntus nxDeusS
Little or no change in Diet; No inconyenienoe
And no HzpoSus.
IL causes fretus mt desire q ad gves strenfth 10
Urinate, thereby Removing ObstI uotIons,
Preventing and Gu ring Strlctures of the Urethrs,
AllaJinI rain and InfammntiO n, 20
free uent the class of diseases and ex pe I'M al
PossoaoEs, Diseased, GHd t10rn oHt Matter.
THOUSANDS UPON THOUSANDS
WHO HAVE BEEN THE VICTIMS OF
QUACKS,
and who have paid ksdrV fees 10 be cured IN short
time, have found they were deceived, and that the
graveted form, and
PERHAPS AFTER MiRRIL6R,