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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-09-29

To every man who desires to bestow his insurance
WELL TRIED CORPORATION.

In she egtibabie adjsstnae,,t and prompt Cash re-
spoRse losses, the PH6ENTX stands g,re-saiaetY at
The head Of It's profession; aslile is eyeHsivc, praeti
teal and rscldss business syste Of local oyeacics
is not eSeeled By aag similar corporation IN c a1osld
Insurancies solicited and policies issued and ro-
newed in this leading Corporation, at fair rates by
J. w. NEXEN, Resident Agent,
Office, Marble Hall Building, Main street.
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REGULATIONS FOR 1862. {

- H All Advertisements
amounting to So or less must
invariably be paid in advance
to secure attention. @
All Job Work must be paid
for on delivery. Transient
Work must be prepaid.
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Rebel Account Of fAfaIrs in Maryland,

= The Richmond Enquirer of Saturday,
Sept 20, has been received here, with
the rebel accounts of the Maryland bat
ties, prior to the great one of Wednes-
day. The following is Stonewall Jack
sons official report of the capture of
Harper's Ferry: -,
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-09-29

"Who are your
" Commander ofthe brigade a' vvH
" IN commander of these mules, and
III do as please, or resign and you ca,,
haze my placeP
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DRUGS.

lust. RECEIVED ANOTHER LARGE AND
81 splendid assortment of pure Drugs, compris-
ing all the preparations just coming into use,
thereby giving physicians all new medicines COM
ing info SO valuable TO save the lives of your
neighbors and friends So bring your prescriptions
to an M #3Hia H. J. SCHLAEPFER'S
sep, aa aveH New Drug store.
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NUMBER 80.
COMMISSION HOUSES.
ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY.
New Advancement.

rTNHE ADAMS ExPRESS COMPANY RE-
IL SPE1TFULLY announce 10 their friends and
patrons, the public of Evansville and vicinity that
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August 21-dwlm
TIOARS-i5o, ,0o0, all qualities, from the common
~ TO the very best, for sale low by .-
sepl6 s. L. GILBERT & co.
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While there is silence AMI peace 100 t'' h'u-"
of the Crops, AMI while the orphans .IumNor m
the moonlight, tho reader shall Doe br. 'y iu
formed OF aten l,.tsr. pr..rs thgw.
Eri. n..l.w OF Mr. Cro p'-, committed
a, was also l,i- o'l.r brother Roland. t0 III. rr'
of bis uncle, ly the lying b,c,.Ad h m.h.r
Mr.. Creep. only sister. The father w thr hl
hal b,cu dead several month. prior lo rh..r moo.
thcr'- death.
lie had ho'n sick AMI unfortunate ll h,- li'a
and hi. children hal only beauty, COOL m,uuer-,
aud unusual intelligence AMI nmnhilHy OF char
a,icr to recommend them. They were LETT I,uu,
Ices anil At the mercy q. l.ir rclItiy''.
Mrs. Creep promised 90 bc another anil 'ri'n
to the orphnus ~ha pol;r. herself 90 rcai
them as -he lii her own, and strange a- It mu,
socm to TIM reader who iollows out this story. ,h,
always maintained that she hal been o.uII O.,
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. 81. !" .aLl le..lc. ID know Il-Il-."

" lcs, said Jessie, " know it--l b."
ST.. had finished the pale, slim feet. hardly lrs.
or than her own, tor Ericwas a ic,hlc runv hoy.
whom no one would have taken 60 hc more than
elcvcn or twelve wears old. and hal PLACID them
wrapped in a wooden cloth, on tn, stove hearth
10 warm. SAou made haste 20 remove m,
little tub. thr soap towel anl al other traces Of
what had hrcn going on, and then, sitting down
closc to Eric .hc began to real aloud NJ tsnnt
and lroll story, which soon brought smiia, to
the p'lc lips of the hoy.
by th, time the story was fni.'cl it WI, i,.
clock aud Eric was uolliut.
t,nc dear, put on your stockings, a. 8
us .-.op up stair l.hr micc-,o Tina, no o.. V.U
hrar U.S."
: In ni.w mmuu moro thcrcvnsa sound ofyarc.
ul ,'r. .u' 'oN voice, iu thc long lrcary rir-
re. %. o.. tlr.p mansion; then = match was
'rwn lAlnp lahtnl wli.h revealed the
No.u.liru standing near two rough bcds have
wc uot c,"u curtain between ,hcw.
"uA, jcIr 30 lu.l NOT forget an about those
ltl,.' sail J,aie. " Here. 1T ri.m down
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&.i chamber to Kitchen. rea ''.s from a
upor ra-,,,d papers.
homework had kept her on her feet I'm
Hui,ht. aud now hnvas r.Arliu. her.
Iah'fhom', comfort.
....l. tile vet .tu. 900 tl, stowe. AMI tho
convenient kitchen lad a guia, anil home
ret.
Y. the great croy cav. rurcl iu arr sat-
% being allowed ta luupUu tla Skin.
ln.cy-vuI..y f-. IS. -., va.
fond Of Jc. ic-., much .o chat
.r..It1 To hcri.,,mr.. ..o never .r..l to.
H. beautiful c.nr, l.,I which alvly.
g.. rather ,luw.e-,..su.. la, s,t,
..-,. in the li.h.c. mI u sta .ryaul,
tic kitchen. T.-u,.l N.. .r..
GueorJc.i,'. haut tva. v.I-aw.Lr
wafuh'us. Uihi. rom l'.', owes
mother. as slc rail- TBH's 81
Leslie was pretty creature tol.,k at.
.,m.,ply clad. Ii SOFT h.atlt NO..
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nut ''o ri'l' pl'"' o'Il ""l'' '.v''''' ''
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a h''Vy @iiihs NOISE upon 'Ne ''''f''
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yby. Eric. Eric, how did you come to fall 70
y Jessie, in terror lest he night hlvo broken
.ma,, 81, caught hold ami tried ~ lii the
1p.
4 ,ls i mg ne down. tho hateful old wretch.
/ bows voice was nearly chollal 10y passion.
I and dropped in,o the nearest chair.
.ir regarded him with pallid face AMI Hash
tcs. "Fvag you down !" echocl Sic.
'i,s ho did. and ,J, WINS tbo cans, or H..
e n lbo,t II, woman som, d,v lu,,, [
Uar.I have bccn runnipl. All Iav in tic
al ,lect. and NOT ablc even 10 get home ia
opcr ami that law Boh with po,hin, TO do
w. to school b,. left the wool for me ia
When she toll me to come down and
H. said | was half sick with head.cb,
I4lel Boh if he couldn't do it instead of me,
.aail, .Ycs.' g1oI-naturol enough. I've
'h,, a sainst Bob--but his mother spoke up,
''crmran, contemplate ways There you
how it always is he is never willing
do as he is told : and uncle. wi,
nothing but a torpedo, ] do believe,
to below at me, spraug up caught
kicked me, and to end all, flung me
down stairs. Iwish to my soul, Ics
.uN ln Ind killed me for | nm sick pi nv
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'"' ~" ' W 'i"'h''''f was I1ugLt.
lu, object Of General Shields demonstration
uu Nua-nurs was 20 set a trap for the cucmy.
into which hr prung Discovering the uumiar
and position Of tho rebels, General Shields retired
hastily posted his mau about TWO miles north OF
Win.l.tgr. IN few tents, as though the force
wa, unable 20 attempt pursuing Jack k,ou', forces.
ahl there, after the withdrawal Of General VIII
liams' division, awaited the elect ol h, mo,c-
mcnt upon the enemy The result shovel TINT
the scheme entirely succeeded.
A soon as the reLl General Jackson heard
that the division Of General Williams bad muy-
on toward Cnu.rayille, he Immediately took up
III, march 10 Winchester. IL abe m lntim, he
htd received ro,liygccmonx. ami Ge4y,gs Long
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-08

sAs ta1ssseisa.!s. hss. Il tha H,sx.ll
Asssnsly fsw dasa ago ~ sEs Gosstnss,
ana read tn secret session. urol the ail-im.
portsnt subject OF raisinS and Organizing
vireinia's quota Of troops for the war, led 70
the appointment Of joint eommistes which
has since been labcrioasly engaged in pre-.
pairing bill ON bodying the suggestions MOI
only Of The state Executive, but OF the Sec.
rotary Of War. The com mittee yes terday re-
ported bill providing for ascsrtainins the
nnmeer Of the State forces, and enrolling the
same. with view to general draft. We
understand shat IL includes the volunteer
now II The aeld, - we'll a. the militia, anu
II quite stringent In its provisions. Lists f
all persons OF N ilitary age are to 10 taken
dowa By civil officers delegated for the par.
pose. aud any one who tails 70 70 Iort himsel I
for enrolment within . given period xi4 Be
coasi<s,ed - ssrolisd and Irsftsd. The bills
previously under discussion will probably,
therefore. b abandoned. and both Huuseo
agree nnon the plan submitted by the com.
mi,tes. ubject 70 Amendments which may be
proposed hereafter. There Is NO time u
waste in idle debate. and appearances indi.
cate that measure for supplying Virginia q
quota Will be very soon adopted and In opeY.
alton.
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DIED.

On the msrnin& Of th. tn inss Of scarlet fever.
rLs,EBNCH bERMARDIN a, intent dsustssr
Of T. IN. s. Bees, assd : sars 7 mos tas
and n days.
The faeer Al viii take place this (ssturdsy) A.
sernoon. at } o'clock, from their reaidsucs 90
AAin betwseo h ant l0tn strssts. Relative
AID friends are invited 10 attend without fur .hs,
notice.
On TIE It'll Inst, SARAH E.. infant child
o. +. Z. and r. =. Woodson.
The friends OF the family are In vtted 70
attend her funeral. ut their residence, On Sun.
DAY next, at ; o'clock in the Afternoon.
On the 9Th inst. At the Colum bisu Hotel.
in this city, OF jau ndice, while ON hi. VA
home from Manassas, A. ]. CARDUZO. Of
the Powhatan Troop, In the 4sth rear Of his
age. leaving . wife and Ave children, and
Numerous friends and relations. to mourn his
loss.
On the night OF the eth inst, Of scarle.
fever, At fifteen minutes 70 O'Clock. We.
NORA SERENA. daughter Of VIM. q nuo
Mary,B Bowman, age. IS mon tbs and Is DAYS
The funeral viii take place at their resi-
dence, ON Franklin street, between 18th and
10th stree,s. THE morning. the sth, at eleven
O'Clock. The friends and ACC ain tances of
the family are respectfully invited 70 attend
without luther no3ice
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ksSHcIA1 Dra7ArcR 70 TIE aIounoun p,ap Arou

a NonroLx. VA, Feb. Q.
- messenger arrived to-day from Roanoke
Island. reports that four Federal steamer
were Cd the isIand last night. A large nnm-
oer OF vesss were twelve miles below the
Island. An attack - expected At this point.
Gen. Wiss - In better health and II making
active preparations for receiving tAs en-
envy.
The dag OF truce steamer arrived this AZ.
ternoon. She brought over Mrs. Con. Gaines
Orleans.
The feeling In Washington is strong in "a.
vor Of prosecution Of the war and the cup
preston Of the rebellion.
We have Northern papers OF the 9Th inst.
France. BY the latest advioes. L. 70 lead In the
advance ON the city Of Mexico. which her
troops will probably hold several years.
The London Tsm<s says England VIII not
object. She has NO deeire 70 uphold the Mon
roe doctrine.
The Liverpool steamer Nova Scotia brinGe
I've days later dates-that IL. to the :4th OF
January. Cotton has declined. ltis evident
that the European Powers are resolving to
break up the ssmi.blockads Of Sou thern 20 rts,
In order 70 s1ve the working people Of France
and England from starvation.
The French Government joins in the pro
test OF Lord John Russell again st the stone
blockade. France IL, II anything, more ur.
gent for ar aed inter on Ii on In the American
quarrel. The London 7;ra>s opposes inter.
vsn,lon, but denouuces the stone blockade o.
vehemestIy Is ever.
A French steamer hus bsen clspa toned
with orders to sail for America In q fe " days,
upon q special mission.
The Sumter was as Gibraltar on tae 18th
Jan. During the passage from Cadiz she
burned one more Yankee vtsseL-the bark
Neapoiitxn from Mess .nS DO ana TO Boston,
ioadod with fruit. she captured another
bark, the lnstigator, bound to Newport, with
u cargo Of ore, but afterwards allowed her to
proceed.
There Is much IL. feeling in England to.
wards the Tuscarora.
Bright, Of Indiana has been formally ex-
PEELED from the Federal senate, by u vote VI
81 to IA. Bright maintained IN air Of boiu
defiance to the last. He made stlIriL 4
speech, In which he appealed to his State to
Uphold her honor aud his fair name. The
galleries OF the Senate were crowde.
throughout the spesch, and much applause
WAS elected by the efforts Of the e.led
Senator.
The Herald says most powerful conspirxey
exists In lhs Federal Congress, opposed "
Lincoln and In favor OF breaking up the
Union. bennett calls On Lincoln TO take the
responsibility Of the present finances Of tns
country and the defencss. +,
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CAMP NEAk GEN rnE WILLIE,

w. Al A MEETINH Of the OH GERS and
~ Pri Yates OF the Pow HAITIAN TROOP
the following preambl aud resolutions were
offered and adopted.
Wkersas. II has pleased Almighty God, In
his all wise Providence, TO tAke from our
midst our beloved friend ana brother IN
arms, VIZ. I. 1IoskLAY
kssolred, That whilst we bow In hum BILE
submission 70 ths Divine decree which has
summoned him hence we do most deeply de-
plorS the loss OF one who, Vhilst IN our
midst, .adeArsd himself TO us by hi. mar y
virtues and those manly qualities which
acorn and make up The char acler o! q sol
der and gentleman.
RGsoivad, That we tender to his bsreayed
widow and family our most heartfelt sym
Patnies, for. like theirs, our less cannot b.
repaired.
x>sclred. That copy Of these proceedings
be sent " the family of the deceAseo, and to
the Richmond papers for pu blicatton.
f0S-lI~
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Consumption u CsPn-Ths Whisksy Dis.
SilleYs.

It Is understood that tho War Department
viii shortly issue IA order directing
the seizure Of the corn now held
Tor purposes OF distillation. step rem
dsred necessary. not only by the pernicious
effects Of the unlimited man ufacture ofwhis'
Key, but by the sxorbitsut prices which Gov.
eminent is thereby compelled to pay for An
article indispensable to the sustsnance oftAe
army. This movement. following close upon
the order for the impressmsnt Of salspetrs.
Will probably cause monopolists and extor-
TONERS 70 open their eyes, and may result IN
q publication Of the moral atmosphere, 50
devoutly prayed for - svery honest member
ofthe community. II we are correctly In
formed in reg axd to the nteations OF the De.
partment there may be NO necsssity Tor she
passage OF tho bill introduced In the STATE
senate yesterday BY Mr. Thomas, Of Henry.
which makes il . misdsmeanOr, puntshaole
by fne, for any person TO manufacsufe or
oAuss to b manufactured, any whisky Or
other sparituous or malt liquors ont OK any
corn, wheat, rye, or other grain, except that
grown BY himself or those In his employment.
Eut 70 illustrate the nssd Of Some prompt 40
tiou 70 check the growth Of the evil. we may
STATE that In one county In Western Virginia
,.ine disttlleries have been pat in operation
since the commenc>meat Of the war. This IL
by NO means IN tsolstsd instance; for among
the numerous letters lately received By men,
bers Of the Legislature iAvo king some action
upon the subject, are several giving state
msau Of similar nature. An intelligent
citizen Of the Valley thus sketches some o
the prominent evils 70 be appreciated from
As vast consum ption Of grain for distil"-
ton:
"lu ordinary times am opposed 70 AL In
reference with txsde; bntin unes IKE seess'
Sa!nay rules do not apply. utAs Lss'sie'
'uredoes not do something speedily 70 arrest
the A.Nlauon cf grain, Ne shall Asve mo-
thing 70 tee. our soldiers or Ao1ses VIA ~
next harvest. AZ distiilatton o. Fasn ssas'
Ms one Ia q thousand 81 the co0nanlsy ve1y
greatly Il bsnsots thosS who havs seSpsss
sssiu . dispose Of. - csRtaaA eSSes~
much - hat ] do not kn0w single Ssa'tos u
AL tsas ooontry who IL saving Als gsaae "
nd The army. botis isaontnioasay soeasias
ne last b1sbel 70 the disttliess. TAe saAA1s'
"a pstos Of gsaia operates very hssd sDes ~
paorse olsas " tbs ooonsDity. u iAsseasse
u sxpensss q tAs QaastagDaStss~ aAA
oonAtHasy's ss1astasats el ~ 0evse1'
Mt and II tsSns the grain intsAdsd Sor
support Of oar army Into earss inssseA
- . blsaaag."
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APPEAL Of 4 VirRIala MnSh ~

The eloquent appeal In ysstsrday's DE-
pSsoA OF Virginia Mother. TO ths olun tsss,
now In the dsad. u worthy the spirit OF tn.
best days OF the country. It 10 an appeal
which no mau can read unmovsd. The wo
men OF the south. who have 70 nobly toiiec
and made sacrtd0es for the comfort Of tn,
volunteers. and who are to b the creates SUI
ferers by the triumph Of the enemy, canno
appeal 10 vein TO those on whom they rel,
for projection.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-08

''AsAFs FOB rae UAaP--Secogd Edition Re.
ri,ea ssd Egla,3ed. Many will bs reioiced
70 know that ,ns ColportaSe Society III thi.
city IRE now bringing out An admin be
volume OF spiritual songs. We have been
favored with tho proof sheets OF the book
and from the hasty examination we have
givsI them we pronounce this volume to be
all that the soldiers could desire. There are
il II one hundred aud dtsy hymns, vel. SO.
Iected from the standard hymn books OF the
ynriCus demon Ia ATOMS
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VERY DES kaHLE BRICK REL
" nENiE ~ laNAL REIWkEN

VERY DES kabLE BRICK REL
v DENs-E ~ UaNAL, BErwEKN
- XIII AM SEVENTH STR Els, AT
AUCTION I'VE Wall IA upon The premises.
On HUkSUAY. the lSth 0ay OF February.
AZ o'cio>kP III, the very desirable Am. LIZ
kEelD tNoE ioea ed tho south side If
Uanal, bet we-n sixth and seventh strssle. ad-
,ointng tbs rseidsnce OF UartstJpher VA.
thaii. and now in The occupancy OF nh Jo4ss
1t IL well arranged for ihs ncoOu, N oda ton q
larSe.s d family. supplied with yas and
Eatsr, and ia good order. Tue lot fronts ~
f-e', and runs back ths usuAi depth 70 IA
Hey.
IkRas.- Ona-fourth cash; tho oalance ~
iour, eight, Euc twelve mon tbs, FOR neRo<iR-
bis Tote, with interest Audea, and secured
oy trust a. ed. The purchaser - pty the
lAxes for 1889.
JAS. u. TnYLOR SON,
fs6 A uottoLeerS.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
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found production Of genius and patriotism,
has met with a success In the sunny South .
unparalleled and unan+icipated In the short
space OF THIRTY DAYS oVer FIVE THoUsABD co.
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n From long aPd earnest reviews Of 1t In
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extracts
Richmond rug.
1.-THE au tn or lays his fou ndations deep and
broad-EtVing rapid and lucid history of
slavery. Is 1t existed from very remote ages
TO the present tlne---sho wing that 1t scon-
stituted an in tes rel slemeEt In the progress
and greatEe ss OF the most remarkable GOV
elnments that ever existed. His history of
races and comparison OF their capacities tor
progress and empire will strike every In t.llt
gent reader rs being As able In deduct tons as
IL is remarkable IN research snd varied Learn
culiar traits OF the negro race, physical,
moral. and mental, and makes apparent the
I'M passable gulf which God has placed be-
sween him and the white man forever pre-.
negro doomed 70 inferiority throughout all
ages, past, present, and future"
Richmond Enquirer.
"The policy Of the Lincoln Administra-
ton is reviewed, the victories OF the war
enumerated, and the 1u thor concludes with
q peroratiou OF thri ling eIoqaence."
Richmond E1aMsney.
'"Che author treats ali bhe su bjec Is growing
ont OF the slavery dispate with an a. tensss
of analysis ana u graVo OF style that give u
wonderful fresnnsss 10 uDlects which have
been hAckneysd by other writer's, and has
produced IN tho whole popular aud grace.
Iul exposition Of Southern political philoso.
ply"
RitAEEs8j DspatcA.
''The historical stxtsmen III the conc! q ding
pages, OF the conduct OF The North since the
beginning OF the sections al oupIes and es pecl
aAiy Of tns Federal Aaml uIstrAtiOn. towards
tho South, ts maeteriy. 1t Is t. sampIa re-
cord OF facts, aud less ornate than ANY other
part Of the puDlicAuon; but he must be u
lnRn OF ice whose blood that unvarntaho0
st0ry does not cause 70 bUu La every yein."
P<~s6urS EzP7ess.
"The authors statements are lucid-hia
logic no less vigorous than nccurnts-his To-
nscuons JudiciVus, and his style pleasing. ~
LynesbSrS PiySiaias.
1--WE wish that the proof embodied In this
work could he laid before the whole n or n
They would carry conviction TO the minds o,
some who now grope amidst the dark1esl
which the sable duvintttes OF Apolltlontsm
spread. like . pail. over the minds Of the
people,"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-08

ton 10 asked 70 the sale Of the family OAR.
RAGE and HARNESS and the very lupe.
rior pair Of CARRIAGE HORSES, belong
ing to the en11te of Mrs. Mary Wortaam. de-
Horse Auction Lot, on Council chamber
Hill.
ALSO-To a fine MILCH COW and q
young CALF.
f. Sit THOS W. KEESEE, Auct.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-08

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