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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-07-17
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AUCTION NOTICE. will this day Thurs
day. July 18th, at my auction rooms on
Main street, offer large variety of goods
to which the attention of country merchants
and the public is respectfully called. Come
early and get front seat.
On Friday, July 18th, at o'clock a NJ,
will sell one of the largest assortmeuts of
Ladies' and Gents Boots and Shoes. This
is special sale, having received large
consignment, consisting of Ladies Caters,
Ladies' Slippers, Chldren's Shoes, Gents
CATERS, Boots, Shoes &c, &c.
On Saturday, July 18th, will close out
the balance of the well-made Furniture,
consisting of Marble. top Bureaus, Bedsteads,
Wardrobe, Center aud Card Tables, large
variety of Chairs, &c, &c.
J. ]. COIN, Auctioueeer.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-07-17

sGS% We are glad to see that recruitinO
ior the new regiments in this State - pro.
crossing with a rapidity that surpasses the
most sanguine expectations of the friend.
OF the Government. The most Influential
men in the State are entering. heart and
soul, into the cause
Among these are Col. R. W. Thomson
Judge Hughes, VIM. Wallace, Ben Harri.
son, and hosts of others.
Men in all parts of the State are giving
literally of their means to encourage enlist
ments.
The only place in this State that does not
seem to have caught the fever, isthe First
Congressional District. We should have
war meeting here, and others throughout
the district, and stir up the patriotism of
the people.
The 1st district win certainly not allow
herself to be outstripped by the other dis
triets in the State. Our people are GER
tainly as patriotic. Our monied men are
certainly as liberal. Who will sound the
tocsin of war and call the brave young men
Of the lst district to arms
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| believe that this section. which has hereto
fore furnished many more than its quota of
troops, will have its quota under the new
call fret under arms. The war can be,
should he, MUST BE finished within the next
pinety days. People of the Northwest, let
If be the fault of the Governor if it shall not
be-"
The above is the true doctrine. 1t ap-
pears in one of the newspapers that are de-
nominated "pro-slavery;" but it has in
this case the ring of the fine gold of true
manhood. If all the Democratic papers
would talk that wey, there would be an end
of the charge of disloyalty against them
Gin. Com.
Hadn't the Terre Haute Journal, State
Sentinel, and SIS SIGH like" papers better
read the Times out of the great conserva-
tive Vallandigham party? 1t is bad as
anything the Paris Blade ever said, yet they
read it out.
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B1@ All day Sunday and yesterday this
city has been in intense excitement, pro-
duced by reports that John Morgan's band 4,
or portion of it, was at Lawrenceburg,
and threatening an attack here. A number
of citizens have been under arms since the
news first reached here and, from the first,
a determination has been shown to give
Morgan a warm reception. Sufficient mill
tary support having arrived to defend the
place, and indeed to meet any force that
can be sent against it, the excitement has
in great degree subsidized at the time of
our going to press. We do not think that
Morgan will desire to get any nearer to
Frankfort Frankfort Yeoman, 18th
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THE Boz Err ABANDoNED-UNIoN MEN
LEAVING HEND zRsoN.--The withdraw VI of
the troops from Henderson cannot be re-
gsrded in any other light in these regions
than as a piece of military laundering. For
some weeks past guerrilla bands have been
committing depredations, and threatening
the destruction of the property and lives
of the citizens of Henderson. Federal
troops sent to that place for its protection
were attacked in the night, and even when
reinforced were meuaced and threatened.
The raid of Morgan into Kentucky has
so startled Gen. Boyle from his propriety,
that he has called from Henderson the
troops sent to protect that place, thus leav-
ing the people in worse condition than be-
fore. 1t would have been far better never
to have sent any troops into that region
than to withdraw them after they had be-
gun their work of making arrests.
This fact is fully exemplifed in the fact
that yesterday a large number of the Union
men of Henderson felt it unsafe to remain
at Henderson, and consequently left and
came to this place. The letter of johnson
to Dixon, which we published yesterday
morning, showed what cause for fear these
men have. They have been designated and
threatened, and felt helpless and defence
less
The Union men Of that region have been
almost entirely disarmed. hence they have
been compelled to leave their families and
property, and seek safety on this side of the
river.
The sick in the hospital at Henderson
who were able to walk, left and came up
on the Pocahontas. The others, we are in
formed, were brought up on the Lloyd last
what preparations have been made for their
reception, of course we need not speak
They are, we hope, ample. But it is a no.
torIous fact, that some of oar citizens are
SO fast asleep or so immersed in business
that nothing but the roar of artillery will
arouse them to sense of the dangers that
surround US.
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RAILROAD RECEIPTS

JULY 18TH
goocs' u bx' has, Archer. Mackey Co: 70 c,s[
~ na use DIS goods. Maghee & Co; so hxs
Up LIP LEHMAN; Is bxs coda, bbis epgs'
q zorgan; Dbl whit ng, W Bierbo,xor n q q
BTo Gh'S-e h. kes Ter; bxs goods, Crane
b,rs 1870, q 20; case indigo Gilbert & Co:
Wei q Dbl quorise, LEIGH Caristsi = T I56
W elI SAT- 1a bI Fem mn at a Wells Dbl gs VIM ala
ID AK man Z Co; L TX teetA. Kra'z 3 49, OIL "
0or mineral water, Beu Sriuson; bxs hkw. sam
; ~, . pxs can toys bx wax, Thomas ecant;in:
Wenthal. ' :" SAlhs' Loe
A z. sHRADER, Agent.
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From the Chicago Times, july 7tb 7
The DUTY of 1ba Co,1

II IS OF no use now to refer to the recor >
n u, engagement by the Administration ar
washington in the conduct of rho $50" a.
'lohs against Richmond, except to make a
record OF 1t. However bad it has been ana
disastrous IN its cOnse queues. these a. 49,
cnange the duty of the people to the c.
erumeht, which, be its management oood =,
gao, Is the sole lnstrumentality of crnsbina.
tue reoeillon. We have these facts befnre
Us = mat the troops now in the field are in
s 81 to crush the rebellion, and that
me PRESIDENT has decideds to call into tbo
service an additional force of three bpndrod
thousand men. The Immediate and biohsot
uu'y OF the country is to furnish these men
as tne immense forces have hitherto bean
a rinisueu' oy prompt and spirited voluntary
me moral effect of a prompt and spirited
response TO the call of the President will he
great ana salutary, as well upon the Enro.
pe'u powers, waiting for decent pretert
70 recognize the rebel Confederacv. as poon
Tue feoeis who, having resorted IN mica
"a cohScrlpuon, are behind The last attn
of their desperate cause. '' ui'0H
The Presidents call does NOT o,,,L.-.
nan TOO many What the couptrv hos
never ceased to want since the war boda+
s, thal whatever number of men neoeeg,"+-
. orIng the rebellion to a speedy and en.I
lose should be put into the fed
we ieel warranted in answerinp fo- ,bo
'orthwest as to the Presidents call W.
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RAJ 49, per, cent premium

S~ 49, per. cent premium
paid for Gold 6 per cent. pre-
MUM paid for old Treasury
Notes; 5 per cent. premium
paid for Silver.
Mei chants and Strangers
will find it to their advan-
tage before selling to call at
the Savings Bank, No. 4 First
street.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-07-17

ATTENTION, ARMY SUTLERs.-We desire
20 call your especial attention to one of the
most valuable and saleable articles for The
use OF the army-a preparation of medicines
tnat mas stood the public test for more than
twenty years, and has become familiar in
every household. This article. W PERpv
DAvIss VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER" needs
no Introduction; every body knows il: the
solaiers know it, and you have ouIy to keen
10 sen 1t. No remedy is more efficacio,,s
IN curing Diarrhea, Cramps, DyseDterv
Coughs, Colds, Slight Wounds. or Bruises
ana many other ailments incidental n .
sololers life 1t is light and convenient to
carry, and can be resorted to on the narcb
as wei as In camp, without trouble. BEING
uSed both internally and externally its
value cannot be over estimated; in fact
the soldIers want it and must have it and
70 Keep such an article is the duty of everv
'nter. It is sold at wholesale by I'd
" lider, K. A. Robinson & Co., Wilson 4
9eter, J. S. Morris & Sons, and Ravmo,J
!. Tyler, Louisville; Hoover L BRYANT. New
\ Ioany W. A. Bell, Padueah; j r
humphreys & Co, Cairo; Keller & Il bite
,feston Bros, P. Veirlipg, LEIGH & Carl,
tedt, and S. E. Gilbert 4 Co, Evansville
j. N. harris & co.
eA Proprletors, Cincinnati.
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From The Indianapolis J0urnal.J

- Ks>1-- = -ssSssssESEs COLLECTION
u the taxes ana embarrassing the prosecu-
ton of the war. We have been az fre-
quentiy met by the 8th-of- January ORGANS
with fiat contradiction. We have oiven
names and places, and exposed enovoh of
the secrets OF the organizations TO nrove
mat we spoke from evidence. The Shot
january organs have secuted evidence and
stoutiy denied everything. Judge HUGHES
satisfied OF the existence of the sociatr
deemed the danger great enough to iustifv
an onclaI warning. and he wrote tn CO..
| morton, urging some action to mt tbaro
! down. The 8Eh-of-January men swore that
Judge hughes was fool and had turned
Republican. They have tried to cover the
Offensive thing from public sight, KNOWING
well that If the public were once fully con-
WINGED CT It's existence, it would soon be de-
stroyed, and the members very unpleassnt-
ly handled. But at last the Droof has 40.
TO be too strong to be resisted and the an
OH January organs admit that there are 90 |
cret socletles IN the State with exactly the |
purposes charged upon them. Read The fol-
lowing straig confession of The
JACKSON Union, strong supporter of the
0th- of-January platform, and the ticket.
" SECRET SoCIETIEs-It is currently re-
ported, aud, we regret to say, With some
qegree OF plausbilIty, that there exists in
neOn county secret society, whose pur- ,
pose Is to resist the collection OF the Federal
taxes. The society is not composed excIn- :
slVely OF members of any one political or d.
ganlzatIcn, but comprises men of all mar :
tles. Opposed as we are and ever have !;
oeen to all secret political Organizations
tnat opposition is ten-fold more strenuous :
an unreenting when the purposes contem- b
pIated are hostile to the best interests Of tho :
county, and Numerically antagoni,tic to =
me path OF duty dictated for our guidance +
~ national devotion and patriotism. Hmm. =
ne as our position in life may be- and linn n
tea as our pecuniary means, we shan =;
neefIuHy pay our last dollar, if bv that -
onulootIon we shall add a single lola tn. ~
Yard sustaining our Government and win. +
4e~''ns tue naII0naI honor. Unr mind
an conceive of no sacrifice too great to-
ny patriot to make in this the dark bonr
cur countrys adversely" N'
"hether the society in jackson eountv M
composed of men of all parties or moi W
lmmaterial. Every member is a trai11r' tic
ID 1t is time the public were beginning ~ rec
sai with them as traitors We are in TOO dis
ucn peru abroad to endure this canker at CIT
'me. There is no mistake about its ex. err
enee Those who have denied and CON ba(
anIcted, now admit. They can deDv no the
niger what is so paIpaby true. This adj US
lssion shows that the time has come n sui
T. traitors, no matter of what parties the
among US, working by stealth to defeat ser
government. The people must defeat tho
I'm, and with the rough hand, if no other out
u GO. We are warne1 in time. and il as
II be our own fault if the a. ~ - ~ furi
les us. emil
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B1 The following is list of deaths in
Evansville General Hospital No. l, for the
month of June, 1862:
June Joseph q. Bodkin, co NJ, End
Indiana Cavalary.
June William Getty, co B, 5lst Ind.
volunteers.
June 12.-Thomas Earls, co K, 72nd
Ohio volunteers.
June 24-Isaac Brundrage, co l, 18th
Michigan Volunteers.
J. J. PENNINGTON,
Surgeon in charge.
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Bezs~ The New Albany Ledger says:-
We hear very general complaint among
vine eultivators in this vicinity in refer
ence to the injury of the growing grape
crop. The grapes turn black and rot upon
the stem, and in many instances whole
bunches are thus affected. Upon examina-
uon small worm is found in each of the
blasted grapes. The crop, from this cause.
VIII be more than half destroyed.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-07-17

SERIOUS ACCIDENT-On Friday evening
Mr.. Felix DeLang, son of DR.. E. W.. De-
Lang, of this city, was accidentally shot
with pistol in the hands of a younger
brother The ball entered Mr.. D s left
breast, just above the nipple. ipficting a Sc
we're but not dangerous wound. 1t was al
together the result of an accident from care
lessly handling the pistol, and should serve
as a warning to all VINO handle firearms.
We are glad to learn that young DeLang is
recovering Vmcennes Sun, 18th.
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25TH INDIANA

All absent soldiers of the 25th Indiana
'oiunteers are ordered to report themselves
at the Convalesceut Hospital at the Salt
Well near Evansville on or before the 2Ist
day of July, 1862.
Those who are unable to renort ,bon,
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"ELLIOTT,E,,,

In DOZEN SU9.sR TyU1R1
80 tongues, just received and for safe AZ Tiii
OTIS Family Grocery. - -'ii-
=, LOUIE = 100 seeks double Ext Family Flour
grocery - A-'AOte . iahiiy
At o. AmS;-6.ooo lbs plain Country Cured Hams,
lt5,eOO eauvass Sugar Cured Hams Il 7e oer H. AZ
E'iiotts family gro cry. pei iD' a'
d. ~ ONTkF BbAO.-sO, 600 lbs Of rich Country
Dran' IN store and for sale cheap at lots.
DRIED BEEF i 900 lbs OF celebrated Smear
cured Dried Beef, just from ste.m,r and for a.
"' lyl5I ELLIOfI'S FaIai y Grocery.
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ARaEsTED.-Jossph Clors, who has been
al active rebel. and assisted in guardjng
Ger. Prentiss and his troops. taken orison
ers at Corintb, to tne Southern prisons, was
arrested at Rising Sun on Friday. and
taken to Camp Morton, where be is iapris-
oned.
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Non. CoMBUsTBLE COAL OIL.-Just re-
ceived a supply of No. 1 MaysviIle Coal
Oil, warranted not to ignite below two hum
dred Fahrenheit, which makes it as safe to
burn as Lard Oil. 1t will burn one-tbird
longer than the ordinary Coal or Carbon
Oils, giving equally as much light and is
sold retail at so cents per gallon, by
KELLER & WHITE,
jyll Druggists.
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ILLINOIS STATE FA1R.-The next animal
+ ar OF the Illinois State Agricultural So.
eiety is to be held at Peoria, opening on
Ine last Monday ofSeptember, AID continn-
ing six days.
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s9@ The New Albany Ledger saws
terrible fatality has broken out amonG tho
Fh'y or sixty splendid
animals, whose musical voices had Ionn
made night vocal, have /" shpf9ad op ,s!7
mortal coil " under this new dissass 1,h ''.i9
Is pronounced by scientific poIisemsn
strychnia dog kilii-bns. -"'
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ssS~ Buffalo has voted $50, 600 TO raise a
regiment forthwith, every recruit Of which
receives S75 bounty the moment be is
sworn in. Why couldn't the same thing
be done in this District?
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Selves in person on account of wounds or
sickness must send Surgeons statement
of their condition as prescribed by army
regulations, to Lieut.. Col. Foster, at Evans
willie, on or before tde 2lst of July.
All who are able to return to duty will
be furnished with transportation to the reg
iment.
All who disobey this order or still re-
main absent, will, under the late orders of
the War Department, be considered aud
punished as deserters.
RV nrder of I. I. !.
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SeS- The Cannelton Cotton Mill went
'n'o operation on Monday, the 7th instant.
a''eF suspension of many months. The
b, have supply of nearly 1000
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DJ@ Persons indebted to the Bodiam
Mining Company are again notified that a
settlement of their accounts is desired.
"hen you come to order coal, don't
forget to bring the cash along.
J50-u JOHN WYMoND
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Court Notice

'AndeFOargh County. Circuit NC eo "a
October Term, 1862.
William w. Gray,
James Hewitt Mortimer ! Attocbr,.
II. Norton, Richard At
kinson, David p. Morgan.
HT -9PPE.9RE.H-4 RE-.zRRKDsD.,-
fo Oh ne IN me office of the Clerk of the Con4+
aIo.eeaia that the claim of the pIaintifF. IL tSi
is Tor the nett proceeds Of the sales of 1sa
tbat u LarI and one hogshead of tobacco. and
Of Indiana '@iuehIs OF the state
No'ioe OF the ndency of such action is therefore
sfb ~ 7 a James dewitt, NJ Jrtim n II 10 ton
+i uu Atkinson and David Morgan, and that
rt VIII stand for at the next Term Of the
fI "ioi AID to be begun and held at tn Court
"a g, ~ tue CITY of Evansville fn the county
TO- aforesaid, on the first Monday in Oc-
"a cay of July 1862 - MS
vy, LOUIS RICHTER, G. c. P.V O. (
wheeler iglehart, PIf's Atty's
jugs 3ww
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sa~ They are reftting the Gallery on the
corner Of Main and Second streets The
Gallery aOiH be pat IN fine style 1t is the
only paying gallery in the city.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
SURVEYORS OFFICE.

SURVEYORS OFFICE,
EVANSVILLE. Ind, July ID, 1862.
HTHKS rs TO .N-O TERUs zuz
r. - n9o men OF this city, aud all Others that
er no pc" der, leal caps, istols, or other
in a ~ war can be sent out of Evansville
~ any . SIFeeton Without special permit from
iv15dtw. A L. ROBINSON, sss4
- SurKeKor-
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WILLIAM H. MORGAN.
Col. 18th Indiana.

Newspapers in Spencer, Warrick, and
Posey counties please copy.
July 5, 1862-3td1tw.
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''Thc Star spangled Banner in Triumph yet waves
Ger the land Of the Free and the home Of the
Braye.i'
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The New York herald., 1862-08-01
Expedition 10 Within Seventeen Miles OF
Enox,iile--Capturc Of q Company OF


Corr espondence or the CINCINNATI Gazette
HEADQUARTERS GENERAL MoRGAN's Array,
CUMBERLAND CAV, Tenn, July 10, 1862.
General Spear took division Of his brigade "A fow
days since, and quietly moved off in the direction OF
Knoxville Hearing that several hundred armed seces
sionis,s had for time been encamped between here
and there he moved carefully upon them. His infantry
marched through lanes and birdie paths TIL they came TO
Wallaces Cross Roads, Cnch rivsr, within seventeen
miles Of Knoxville Here they suddenly fell on q com.
pany Of cavalry, mostly belonging TO Tennessee though
from Georgia. The fedcrals came upon them
suddenly that the secesh made fight, but threw
down their and left their horses and got
away speedily as possible Eight are known to have
been killed. and twenty taken prisoners and more
than thirty horses captured
have spent the entire afternoon listening to tho ex
animation Of the prisoners which is not yet completed
have time to give the details before the mail closes
There many interesting facts developed, which
w sndeavor get readable form for your readers at
my earliest convenience. will Just state one fact:
Every Of the prisoners had the question propounded
TO them, (Which do you choose-to remain here for
few days and be exchanged prisoners Of war; bc
TO the NORTH indianapolis perhaps and remain thsre
until set at liberty paroeS' without exception
they decided to 70 among the Yankees 10 being sent
back ~ the Southern army So much for their faith IN
the confederacy.
The New York herald., 1862-08-01
Rebel Ganboats Up the Yazoo River.


A gentleman recently from the Yazoc river country
repors that the steamer star uf the wcst captured or
Galveston by the rebels that river aud armed with
twenty-five guns. She is ron-paied to considerable
extent.
The W. w. webb. powerful ocean owboat is also up
that river and has been plated something In tho style Of
the sumter Size is constructed AS a ram.
The rebels have also the Mobile mounting one gun.
The star of the West aud the Webb up from New
Orleans when that city captured. bringing, among
other rebel plunior, l0s guns.
Al Liverpool sixty five mills up the river, the rebels
have m iugcniousy conrNed RAFT, which Is perfect
lock against ascending boats they have also powerful
battery on shore at that point
In addition to the above named vessels, there are
about thirty river steamers up the Yazoo river