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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-02-28
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 26.-The roads on
both sides the Potomac were getting into
good condition, rapidly, until q rain storm
set in this evening which has again render
ed them impossible for loaded teams.
A report that Genl Sickles was shot at
his. camp to-day Is quite current this
evening. It is dis5elieved.
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CRoss HoLLows. Ark. 24lh.

VA 81. LUKE, MISSOURI, 9Th. !
Our army is waiting for supplies, and
won't be likely to move for ten OF twelve
days. Price and Mccullough are beyond
the Boston mountains. Our troops took
possession of Fayetteville, at IL a. \. yes
terday.
Toe ruins of the town were smoking
when the troops entered. The rebels are
badly demoraiized. A Louisiana and Texss
regiment are with Mccullough.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-02-28

SAN FRANcIsce, Feb. 26.-The late severe
rains have generally interrupted commuui-
cation with the country and made most Of
the streets Of Sacramento city navigable by
small boats. The weather is clearing up
this afternoon.
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FoRT MoNRoR, February 26-The re-
ported loss of the Express is unfounded.
The steamer Spaulding has arrived from
Hatteras. A large FIRE on the main land
was seen from Hatteras on Monday, which
continued all day. The IRE was still burn
ing in the evening when the Spaulding
left. - -
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SPECIAL 70 crScrssAr1 COMMERCIAL.

INDIANAPoLIs, Feb. Ex-senator Wright
LETT for Washington this morning.
General Tilghman, of the rebel army, ar
rived this morning, under charge of Col
Cuts, OF Halleek's staff, and left tonight,
with Bnckner, for some point eastward.
The organization of the sd regiment
was completed to-day, by The appointment
of VIM. Jones Lientenant-ColoneI. and
Roger Martin, Major
. LATER. H Ed
All Confederate Officers at this place are
sens BY special order to Columbus, Ohio.
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ST. Louis, Feb. 27--Gol. Woods cavalry
has driven the enemy out OF Dent. Texas,
and Howell counties, Missouri, and taken
sixty rebels prisoners.
A Cairo dispatch says: -
Heavy rumbling explosions were heard
yesterday in the direction of Columbus.
The enemy is supposed to be blowing up
their intrenehments.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-02-28

CLEvELASD, O., Feb. 27th.-Gena. Tight
man and Buckner passed here This morning,
en- route for Ohio, in charge of Col. Goats.
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arrival and Departure of the
NE - Il L. -.


tes.rs On The River tasrs is variation according
3 . TiMlE OF CLOSING.
Railroad Ma1a ffor Yincennes, Terre Hauts,
ffineetons Washingtos, Rstsssbnrgh,
Sullivan Carlisle. Rock siiles IndanAp0-
iis. CINCINNATI LOUISVILLE St. Louis,
Cairo, Chicago, and other Eorthsrn, Eastern.
and " eBtern points, and Railroad Way Onicess
every ~ except sunday at.........-.... ga. N.
Thursday and saturday at skPM
PadHsnh Ma5i (rfver) every day in the
seek except Sunday and Thursday at MA. n.
Green Rfasr Mall (for Bowling Green aud
way pointa) every Monday and Thurs
Nd Hs q Mad Qand) every Tussiay, 2. : :
Nsis HaT1song Mad every Monday, We'd
nesday, and Friday at IA a. II.
R0ckport Mad (land1 every Monday Wed
s::ss; n A.. s' tasy !: over, Friday :. an
(Petsrshufgh letters. &C. come and go
cvntAiana Mai every Wednesday at 7P.E.
tLeaves st A. n. Thursday moEnlDg.l
Military NAH tor Calhoun and spoitsgiie, II NJ.
R4inasd Adii every day except sunday at las
Arrives the night before, after Office hours.
rhursd>y. and saturday by cen
Pa1lacuh MAJ. every day in the week except -
Sunday and THURSDAY BY = e..4vs 9A.M
Green Rissr Mai. every Monday and Thurs
day by 2P.H
Ml. FsTaoa Mat aand) every Monday.
Wednesday, and Friday BY sP.H.
NesO HernloaB Mall. every Tuesday. Thurs
p. n
Rockpon Mail lland1 every sunday as Ie. ~,
aud Wednesday and FRIDAY A. "a.
ARRIVES the evening hsiore. after Office
Petarabargh ATaa (way9 every Friday BY As1S A. NJ
- Cgnthiana Mad every EriGRy at IA. H.
ARRIVES the evening before. after ofacs hours.l
@a@-Poat Q1ice opens at I A.. M aud closes at z
r -on week days. Delivery closes from 20 81
A. week days during the closing OF the
Railroad mall Office open from 10 995 a. N. on the
Sabbath.
JAMES H. MsNEELYP NJ
~ Evansville. Ind, May /, 1881 iuly22-ywo
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PITTSBURGH, Feb. 27.--RiVer feet by
the pier mark and falling. Weather clear
and cold.
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I. Nrw YoRk, Feb. 26.--The actual num-
Der of prisoners taken at Roanoke Island is
2,4se- ass
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Special Notices.

Ks ss Posssbfs that any soldier can be so tool
SD IS to leave the q ~ without supply o. HolIo-
ways Ointment aud Pills2 whoever does 50 viii
deeply regret it. These medicines are the only
certain cnre Tor Bowel Complaints, Fevers, Sores.
sDd scurvy. Only rs cents per Box or Pot.
fab1s.a1w
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rae sapp<8tfss .--It is very difficult matter
with e majority Of persons to restrain their Ape
titles; hence. We see abundance of dyspepsia,
Liver Complaints. and Disordsrs Of the stomach
and Digestive Organs. Hoofand's German Bitters
viii entirely these complaints, and restore the
systam to iss original vigor and strength. They
are for sale by druggists and dealers In medicines
eserywheves at rs cents per bottle. feb1s
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Our Batlr agmrmaI.


FnI0AT nonnase... go. FEaRUAET 8
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HEW AnVERTISEMENTS

zAanz ~ = - -.
/ REV ADVERTISEMENTS.
WHOLESALE =
HARDWARE FOR 1862 !
|
G. S. WELLS.
NEW GOODS DAILY.
Purchased for
CASH.
Army and
QUART s.
Hardware.
Axes (au qualities) handled.
ShoveIs and Spades.
Clay Picks (handled.)
Hatchets Gin variety.)
Knives and Forks and Butch
er Knives.
Army Plates and Spoons
Handled Fry Pans.
Coffee Mills.
Also:
Suffers HARDWARE.
Country Merchants Hard
ware.
Grocers Hardware.
Builders Hardware.
Carpenters Tools.
Coopers' Tools.
" COLTS" REVOLYERs.
"Smith & Wesson's''
Navy Pistols
Cartridges,
Gun Caps, Belts & Holsters.
Gunsmiths' Hardware.
Also:
Platform Scales and Scale
Beams. IS
Gum BETTING a. Packing
AT FACTORY PRICES.
ALL GOODS
sold at
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Ohio Rye Coffee.
TT.ERE- BODX~ GOES TO Rus
~ TONS now to get some OF thst justly ceIe-
brated Ohio Rye Coffee, which has just arrived per
steamer Lancaster No. f.
Also received per railroad. IS bushels Of Indiana
growth of Rye Coffee, which goes on like hot cakes
st extremely tow prices for cash, and cash only at
RUST0N'S
fsb4 Feed Store, Water street.
Mn.asN.TED-BVE AVID HESS
~ Pork, Lard, Tallows Bacon, Wheat, Corn
Oats, Rye, Hay. Flour, Dried Apples Dried
Peaches, Feathers, Rags Gensangs Beeswax.
Beans, Potatoes, Dry or Green Hides, any other
produce in exchange for Groceries, .s
jan1z GEO. FOSTER q CO. 8
KWORSE kBL.M.N.METS--A hne lot OF
n heavy Horse BLANKETS and Covers just
eeived at sCHAPKER & BUSSING'S.
dee30 No. 40 Main street
ALD k.asnPS-5 dozen extra Coil Oil
" Burners just received for the purpose of al
tering Lard Oil and Fluid Lamps. Lamps can
be changed in 1--WE minutes Also 10 doz Coal Oil
Chimneys; dozen Brushes to clean chimneys
Wicking and Shades, at VICKERY BROS.
DREEDxyN-Ss C.RGES,
lie AT a very low price, at
81. J.. CHLAEPFER'S
July29 New Drug Store.
q EARCEE-5o boxes, bast quality, for sale by
- s. L. GILBERT q CO.,
oe12 No. Sycamores treet.
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~ "a The following the stations Of the Indiana
G troops In active service outside Of the State. We
d.. shall correct "A from time time the
@4tA regiments move from position 70 another.
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River News.


The river continues to fall steadily, with
81 feet reported on Scuffietown bar, which
is now the point of difficulty between this
and Louisville. sr8a.1o 1.E
The Parthenia, unable to get over on
Monday, returned TO this port. number
of other boats are prospecting around the
bar, hunting the best water. There he's
been but little stir on the waters Cor the
last "a hours.
The Courier aud Eugene had an exciting
trial of speed on their way up, running
close together from Shawneetown, and ar
irving here at almost the same moment,
the Courier leading by a minute or two.
Both boats had good trips. s.iss. la
The Matte Cook came up from Hender-
son on Government business, and returned
again last evening.
The Mary Miller, from the Cumberland
River, passed up yesterday with fair trip.
The Florence, with good trip and a
barge heavily laden with cotton from
Cairo, passed up.
The St. Clair, for st. Louis, passed
down.
The Courier, with moderate trip, left
for Cairo at o'clock yesterday.
The Eugene, with crowd of passengers
left at 6 o'clock last evening, for Cairo.
The Little Grey Eagle was detained by
the low water, aud did not not arrive until
6 o'clock last evening.
The manifest of the steamer Courier from
Cairo to Evansville is as follows: Crane,
Brown & Co., 81 bales cotton; do, do, IS
hhds tobacco Cox & Humphrey, bales
cotton owner on board, 3 horses; Cabin
passengers: Way SO, through 80; Deck
passengers: Way II, through 10. Tota
1877.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-06

ST. JOHN, Aug. 4.-The A rabia from Liv-
erpool on the 9th, was boarded off Cape
Race on Sunday en- route to Halifax and
Boston. Her advices are one week later.
The question of putting Canada in a
state of defence has been debated in the
House of Commons.
1t was generally contended that there was
no danger to be apprehended from the
United States.
Lord Pslmerston said England had sent
all the troops to Canada that she could, and
that it rested with the Canadians to supply
whatever else was requisite. 1t was denied
that garabaIdi conteDplatess another expe.
diIion.
Breadstuffs active. Flour Sd higher.
Wheat Cd higher. Corn 6d@ls higher
Provisions dull aud unchanged. Consols
closed at 933@93s for money. --latest
Breadstuffs active and still advancing. Pro.
visions quiet and unchanged.
London 26, P. III. Con soils closed to-day
at 94I(0S48
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Buchanan Democrat Convention
at indianapolis.

Buchanan Democrat Convention
-5sr at indianapolis.
The papers yesterday brought us brief re-
ports of this body, which met on the 30th
ult. 1t was addressed by such doughfaces
as VOORHEES,, Richardson and Hendricks,
and the infamous renegade Carlisle, of Vir-
ginia. The telegraph reports him as cay
ing
he is for the Union provided the rights
of the South and slavery is not interfered
with, but before doing onytaing more, he
,Oogld pause to see srhat sOe are fighting for.
1t il is to free the negro, let not another
drop of blood be split k5a8
He quoted a resolution passed by the
Garrisonians in 1859, to prove the aboli-
tiouists were disunionists he would hang
the leading rebels and balance the rope
with abolitionists.
II e said the abolitionists controlled every
department of the Government, and were
worse than rebels. J
We. agree with the Louisville Journal
that it he meant that be wss for pausiDg in
the war until he could find out that his
views on slavery are in no respect to be in
terfered with by the war, he is as good a
rebel as any man North or South. The
whole tenor of the resolutions put is fac
tious, bigored, selfish and seditious. They
are the words, not of patriots but Office
hunters, who would sacrifice the nation to
win the favor of the rebels. Such infamous
conduct meets with bitter and vehement
condemnation with all loyal Southern men.
Long accustomed to the institutions and
cunning policy of rebels here, they see Wv
al. al.o
tionists of indianapolis. There is not one
word OF hearty loyalty in their batch of
resolutions; net one word of sympathy
with the Government; not one declaration
in favor of anything but the restoration of
their dannable aud traitorous faction TO
Office. We were standing with several of the
most distinguished loyalis of the State, mtn
whose names have been the wstchword of
freedom and patriotism during our reign of
terror, men who have risked their all, life,
property, and home for the Union, men who
opposed Mr.. Lincoln's election earnestly,
but who now support him as the Comman-
der-in- Chief of the army of the Union, and
one burst of indignation and scorn and alb
florence issued from their lips as they read
the proceedings. We appeal to the gallant
patriotic State of Indiana to scourge the
traitors from her soil. They are the allies
of rebellion, and if encouraged will soon be
open rebels. The convention of sympa-
thizers have made themselves a warm place
ia the hearts of Southern traitors. They
will infer that the volunteer State of the
West is divided, and that she holds an
army of traitors in her bosom. Patriots of
Indiana, for God and your couDtry's sake,
stop this infamous work before il reduces
Indiana to the condition of Virginia, atield
of ruins and anarchy and blood. Tolera-
ton is no longer a virtue to such wretcnes.
Crush the viper in the egg Nashville
Union.
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LAST NIGHTS REPORT.
Gideon j. Pillow alarmed for
his negroes-He dictateth
a lie-MassachSsetts loom
ing ur-How the news of
the drafting is received.

NEWARK, O.. Aug. 5.-The North Amer
lea fthis city has an important letter, cap.
tured by the First Ohio cavalry, written by
Gen. Pillow to his brother in Tennessee.
The Gen. is alarmed about the new policy,
and says that we will go to catching ne
groes in less than thirty days and will
sweep the river bottom.
He says the only safety for negroes is 10
carry them TO the interior, and wants his
brother to help him get off bis negroes be.
fore they are caught. But he thinks that
the South will achieve its independence but
will lose 81 900, 100000 worth of negroes.
He has a plantation in Arkansas and
wants to get his negroes across the river
into Mississippi, but Curtis is in the way.
He says the safety of their property de.
Ponds on immediate action, and wants bis
brother to give out that the negroes taken
by the Federals will be sold to Cuba after
the war is over.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-06

From BELow.--We learn from a gentle
man who accompanied the expedition to
Uniontown and Caseyville, that the iDfu-
ence Of the Federal troops in those towns
was astonishing, and the election passed off
quietly iu both places.
At Caseyville liz votes were cast and 80
at Uniontown. An expedition which went
into the interior, was fred on By some
rebels concealed 10 a cornfield and had one
man nortally wounded.
A large number of citizens of Illinois
were on the illinois side fully armed aud
with skifs ready to carry them across in
case OF trouble.
I, The expedition was very pleasant and
Exciting one. Our friend speaks in high
terms of Capt. DriDkwater, of the Matte
Cook, who took especial pains to render The
Stroops comfortable.
They brought up twelve prisoners and
lodged them in the military prison at Hen
derson.I
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-06

True PATRIoTIsM.-Among those who
have volunteered in the list Regiment at
TeFre Haute, is e. B. Allen, Auditor of
Vigo county, who leaves his Office, the SAL
airy of which is nearly double that of Cap
tain in the army, an excellent wife and an
interesting family, to enter the service. he
has been chosen Captain of his company,
and enters into the spirit of the duties in
volved with great spirit and energy. He is
a brave, gallant young man, and will dis
tinquish himself if he ever meets the foe.
The entire list Regiment is made up of
the very best blood and muscle 10 the 7th
Congressional District.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-06

GOING TO LoUIsvILLE-Several men came
up on the Eugene yesterday morning from
Paducah and other points of Southern Ken
lucky, en- route to Louisville. We are told
they were arrested by order of Gen. Boyle
for persistiug 10 runring for Office while at
the same time they refused to swear ALE
glance to the United States Government
They were on parole, we believe, and SEEM
ed little distressed at their situation.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-06

PERsoNAL.-We had the pleasure of meet
ing in our city yesterday DR.. Rust who has
been in charge of one of the Hospitals at
Terre Haute, and who is on visit here to
close up the business connected. DIR. Rust is
a skillful Surgeon, an accomplished Ply
siciau and polished gentleman, and dis
charged the duties of his position as Medi-
cal Director at Terre Haute with entire sat-
isfaetion to all parties concerned.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
rus \. LIst.
Exclusivelv for the Journal.
MORNING REPORT
Union sentiment in the Val
1ey-Rumored evacuation
of MISUNDERSTANDING
= Tyler's Brigade with
Pope. s..ea
HEApouAnrras AMY OF vIne1sIA. !

HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF VIRGINIA, I
August 5, 1862.
Quite strong Union sentiment is being
manifested by many citizens. The wives
of several wealthy planters visit our sick
soldiers in the Hospital, and almost daily
send them luxuries.
About 400 citizens residing within the
lines of Gen. SieePs corps have taken the
oath of allegiance. Seventy have been ar
rested, and are in charge of the Provost
Marshal
Twenty rebel prisoners taken by scout
ing parties within the past two weeks were
to-day paroled.
brisk skirmish took took place yester-
day a short distance beyond Madison G. II
Several of the enemy were wounded, and
but one of our own.
Reports are current in town among rebe
sympathizers that the rebels are evacuatine
Richmond.
letter to the Tribune says General Nc
Clellan sent large force across the james
River on Saturday, mostly from Fi'z JohI
Porter's command.
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HEADQUARTERS Amy TT THE PoTeaAC,
August 8, 1862.

The Richmond papers Of August 2, in
giving an account of the Dight engagement
opposite the mailbeat landing, acknowledge
one killed aud six wo1nded.
A large force of infantry, cavalry and ar
tillery, left camp last nfghtfor Malvern Hill
No report has yet been received
Lieut.. COL Swei,zer arrived yesterday
with 500 men, the balance Of our sick and
wounded from Richmond, making total o.
4 900 since the army came to Jemes River
About 1000 rebeIpfiseue,s have arrived
here to be exchanged under the new ar
raugement. Gen. Barry has commenced Z
employ coutrabands IN the construction o
earth works.
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PROVIDENCE, R. l., Aug. 4.-There was
an immense assemblage at the war meeting.
The announcement that draft had been Or
dered, was received with loud cheers
Gov. Sprague has called on the colored
citizens to form a regiment as part of the
States quota. He promises to accompany
them to the field, and share the perils with
them,
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BatehsfOr's Hafr Dye 1.-THE best On
fac W-0rId.-wILrIAM A BA1oAELoE's CO g.
bIated hair Dye produces q color not to be distin.
gulshed from nature-warranted not to injure the
Hair in the least; rem edics the i'll effects of bad
dyes, and ipvgorates the Hair for life. Grey, Red
or Rusty Hair instantly turns splendid Black or
Brown, leaving the Hair soft and beautiful. Sold
by all Druggists, &C.
DO The Genuine is signtd WILLIAM A
BACHELOR, on the four sides Of each boz.
FACTORY, No. 81 Barclay Street, New York.
(Late 233 Broadway and 16 Bond street)
June2-dw
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-06

What cus W-0man do In War.-Much
every way. But shs can't keep peace in the fam.
lily without q bottle Of Dead Shot to kill of the
blood-thirsty bordes of hungry Bed-Bugs that,
uninVitel, introduce themselves to her lodgers to
heir Lreat annoyance and disgust. Now is the
time to use it. Kill 'em now No family should
be without it. The Dead-shot makes a clean
sweep renders peace certain by tina annihila ton
of the enemy. SOLD BY ALL THE DRUGGISTS.
Agents in Evansville, KELLER WHITE.
mvI3dIm
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RS- We received yesterday splendid
quality of writing fluid from the drug and
perfumery establishment of William r..
Halleck, on First street. 1t is most ex-
cellent ink, aud we advise those wishing a
good article to call and sample Mr.. Hall
lecks inks.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-06

The 65rH REGIMEET.-There are now
s0me Eve or six companies in camp for the
65th Regiment, at the coal mines, compris-
ing somewhere between $50 and 800 men.
Capt. Hodge 8 company from Posey coun-
ty numbers ninety -four men. The other
companies are filing up rapidly and will
be full in ten days.
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1hs GORfssss0Bs 6Hd EEPsrfsHcs or Gn
Rnp sIfd.-Published for the benefit and as q
warning aud caution to young men who suffer
from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, &C.;
supplying at tins same time the meaus Of Self-Cure
by one who has cared him-ef after being put to
great expense through medical imposition and
'uackery. BY enclosing 20 paid addressed on
velope, SINGLE Copies may be had of the author,
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq, Bedford, Kings,
Co., NY, mhl5-d&w1y
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special NOGlcos.
The Horrid Barbarity of the South

The Horrid Barbarity of the South
Is only equalled by the seductive and destroying
powers of the Lightning Fly Killer. It is rem.
dered attractive to Flies, and kills ms family You
will see them dead and dying within Eve minutes.
Darken all the windows but one, and there place
the Fly-K iller. Every Fly will iud it in the
course OF the day, and die. Remember, it is the
Lightning Fly Killer that does this. Nothing
else will do it.
THE DEAD-sHOT FOR BEDBUG5
Is certain and immediate dtath to these noxious
pests. 1t breaks up their nests, destroys their
eggs, and is bosom of destruction to all that ven
ture near.
Both atcles for sale by Kenvon, Potter Co.,
Syracuse, McKessor Robbins, New York, and
dealers generally. aug5-1mdw
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-06

BosTON, Aug. 5.--Recruiting for the old
Regiments as well as the new has received
great impetus during the last few days, and
it now seems certain that Massachusetts will
fill her quota, without drafting. The call
for 300, 900 niue months men is received
with the greatest enthusiasm as showing
that the entire energy of the Government
and Nation Is devoted to the speedy sup
preston of the rebellion.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-06
~. r. GZOuRa.,8.ee

"VO WILL 6AkE IN q ~ n r
time and labor ~ buying your Lumber
dressed. Call at Glover's and examine his stock
OF Clear and fret Common.
ohlNGLEs.-5O,OO0 No. Pine shingles lust
received from Lake Michigan and for sale by Jno.
YOUR ROOF LEAKs-Whicb ma, ba rer,s-
died by purchasing one or more thousand of those
No. Michigan shaved or sawed Pine sbineea !,
Tor sale by JOHN n. CLOVER
jy1ldwlm Cor. Main and Seventh ST..