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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-04


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They purify strengthen. aud invigorate.
They create q healthy appetite.
Ihes are an Autidote to change Of water and diet.
They overcome effects of dssi patton and late hours
They strengthen the system and enliyen the mind.
They prevent miasmstic AMI Intermittent fevers.
They purify the breath and aci i.y ofths stomach.
They cure Dyspepsia aud O Instil alton.
They cue Darrhea, Cholera aud Choera morbus.
They cure Liy-r Complai at aud Nervous Headaohe
They ar. the best Bitters ia the world. They
make the weak man strong, and are exhausted
uatu e's restorer. They are made OF pure 81.
Croix Bum, the celebraTef Calissya barxs roots
and herbs, and are taken with the pleasure OF .
beverage, without regard 70 age or time OF day -
Partic ularly recommended to dedicate persons re-
aniriug a gentle imulsnt Sold BY all Grooers,
Druggists, Hotels, and Saloons.
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which we will sell at the very lowest price. "a =
Application fcr Job Work can be made at the
stre or in the Factory, and will be executed with
prorn ntuess and dispatch. Store No. Q Main
street. Factory on FIRST Avenue, between Seventh
z ana f'"'N FLED. sTEINa1AE, Agent.
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.P. II. DRAKE & CO..
2o2 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
July 16-dwlm Ia4 l-. ,-I.ietr 9..5
:. coRoMER,s q } .lI 3 I! J INaTEsT; y 3 :,

I'D TOuNGS, Coroner Of vanderburgh county.
and state Of Indiana. on the Gath day Of Jnly,
1852. with twelve good and lawful voters, held an
inquest over dead man f5uud In the Ohio river %
Evansville. After DR.. Cooks examination OF toe
death By q blow on the right temple which causeo
a fracture on the skulI. His name was unknowh
to said inrors.a He WIS about thirty years o. sse,
and forty bounds weight, dark auburn nairs iiSnt
compi-xi7n, sardy beard. He was SEQ so 10
check shirt brown Kentucky jeans psnu. ri.
rockets were turned inside OUT "o'n4ls "unu
ON his person. vnrrNas n :,
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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-04

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MISCELLANEOUS.
LIVERY STABLE.
NE W IA CTLTTTES-

" II " tn CI ii IIEO. n
q A.aA.v-, 1T ELS LEE.RRKs ST.H.
SSe bic, on Locust Street, between Third and
sourth streets, has sdded largely his facilities
LOT accommodating the public. Among them are al,
ELEGANT NEW OMNIBUS.
NEW CARRIAGES and BUGGIES and everything
Kept Ia the be order to ensure satisfaction to Lis
customers. n = -
- he Is now prepared to attend funerals with his
Bus, or to fu nish ca riages for the same
liberal patronage is solicited. Charges as low
as at any stable in the city
may 2s3md
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-12-31
THE ALEXANDRIA GAZ ElT'-Et.

The Providence Post cries Amen, 70 LUG
removal Of General Butler from command AZ
New Orleans, and adds:-'sWe are glad TO
chronicle the removal of General B. :. but
Ter from the command Of the Cult Department.
Thirty DAYS after the capture Of New Orleans,
we had seen enough to declare that under But
Ter the Federal victory would prove barren
one: that really we were worse OFT with New
Orleans and Butler, than we could be without
either
The Treasury Department is aware OF the
existence of the well-executed counterfelts OF
the postal currency notes, some having quite
recently reached the Secretary himself.
Mr.. Louis SCHNEIDER, proprietor Of the Ylr-
ginia House, in Wheeling, died suddenly on
the 26th, as he was sitting in his chair, just ar
ter having taken long walk round the city
Gen. Burnside is expected to arrive to-day
to testify before the Porter court and zen.
Mcclellan on Friday
The Wheeling Press speaks in the strongest
terms Of reprobation Of ''the reported inter
ference OF the UOVtIuOI Will L1lo lACo0oA'' ~
the Presidents action in reference to the New
State bill. We do not know to what report
ed interference the Press alludes.
The Washington Republican says that IT
the Senate should pass the army opriation
bill as it came from the House $3.50, 900, 00o)
will be damaging, perhaps a fatal blow, to
the public credit. 1t says the amount should
be reduced.
The Governor elect of New York, Horatio
Seymour, will be inaugurated on Thursday,
January l. The Legislature will convene on
Tuesday, January g.
An order has been issued by the War Depart
ment assigning General McClernand to COM
mand of corps under General Grant. Mem
bers of General Netherlands staff and other
officers are ordered to report to him at Memphis
city, Jan. 9.
H-TSI nv
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-12-31
GENERAL NEWS.

The Philadelphia Enquirer says: - Absen-
teeism from the army, SO pointedly denounced
BY the General-iu Chief as one OF the worst
evils Of the military service, still continues
Notwithstanding the order Of the President,
dismissing all officers absent trom their posts
without leave, it appears from recent returns
that there are now three hundred and tfty ab-
sentees from one grand division OF the Army
Of the Potomac. Tits calculated, allowing the
same proportion for the other grand divisions
Of the army, and including the reserves; that
not less than twelve hundred officers are away
from their posts.
Ford's Theatre, on Tenth sire ct; Washing
ton, was entirely destroyed by fire yesterday
evening. Mr.. and Miss Richings' personal
wardl obes were saved, together with the dla-
rnonds of the latter, but the music Of Satanel-
Ia, The Enchantress and The Child of the Re
giment, and the mass of wardrobes belonging
to the theatre were destroyed. Everything
belonging to Mr. Ford is lost
The capture of the California steamer Ariel
bv the Alabama engrosses the attention OF the
business community to large extent, especial
" in n. York. The diversion from that port Of
the flow Of gold from San Francisco to London
is greatly feared. The government, however,
has ordered the armed steamer Connecticut to
proceed direct to Aspinwall to convey all the
treasure at that place to New York.
The public have already been informed of
the enormous frauds in soldiers claims recent
" discovered in New York, covering nearly
million dollars, and duplicating more than
thousand individuals in New York alone. We
are now promised an immediate Investigation
by the Congressional committee into the ur-
chase or charter Of transports for the Banks
expedition. IF this last subject is stirred much
something startling may be expected.
The mild weather which has prevailed for
the last few days has broken the ice on the
Hudson river, and the navigation is now open
to Albany.
The special committee.of &. S. Senators,
COMPOSED Of Senators Crimes, chairman, Nor
rill, and Kennedy, for the purpose Of interro
eating who is responsible for the purchase and
charter Of certain vessels of the Banks expe-
dition, have arrived at New York.
An ARRAY occurred at dsreputable house,
in New York, yesterday, durlngwhich q young
woman, named Mary Demarest received seve-
yal blows, FROM the effect Of which she shortly
afterwards died.
Mrs. Gen. D. c. Buell. AID Miss Mason, her
daughter, are going home to Washington city.
Robert Lewis, James Hughes, and ". T.
Self, Of Virginia, were committed to the Old
Capitol prison yesterday, having been arrested
NV eo,,,o ~ tha ofn1oays of the Potomac Flotilla
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-12-31

r AIDES DRESS. FURS. just Opened a.
IL extensive and Well-assorted stock Of "a
DIES, and CHlLDREN,S- DRESS and FAN
CY FURS, made expressly for our retail trade
~ our house in New York, and warranted to be-
the bestin this market
We especially call the attentiono # purchasers
to our Russian Sable. Martin, Fitch. I
Mink, Siberian Squirrel, and Ameri.
can and Canadian Furs, consisting in La
dies and Children's. Tippets,e Capes, Nantes
new style Of Fur Collars, and Gentlemen's MufI
fers.
@a- We defy all competition in this line.
At the same time We bring in remembrance
our stock of Ladies' Cioaks and Nantes,
Dress Goods, and general stock Of DRY
GOODS, which is daily increased with theI
newest and choicest patterns Of fashion,
Naa- Furs from the country will be bought
both for export and manufacturing at the high.
est market prices.
Ne Remember, 48 Market Space, near Sew.
enth street, under the Avenue House, Washing
ton, D. C. S. & ". MEYENBERG.
Washington, nov 19-3m
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-02


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THE u 4 SCaspsFI BELL.

A NEW SINGING BOOK To- nay schools, called the
- DAY SCHOOL BELL, IL ready 1t contains
about 200 pages Of choice Songs Bounds Catches, Du-
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IL compiled By HORACE ATERS, Author Of - sabbath
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arcoa the distressing var;ety Of
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TsIoE EsE1 4. 80 ~

LIFE PILLS AND PHOENIX 3ITIER,s.
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-23
The Great Victory In l5sntuolEy.
[Prom The Cincinnati cakeile.

Our dispatches bring intelligence that
ZollirOGer advanced from his Cntreneh
meuts at Mills Spring, on the north bank
Of tue Cumberland river, about twenty
miles southeast Of Somerset, on Suhday
and attacked Gen, Thomas division, which
was advancing upon bin from the direction
Of Columbia, 10 combination with a move.
ment Of General Sehoeprs division on the
other side from Somerset. ZoIllcoFer's iu.
tention was probably to attack these diyis.
ions iu detail with superior force, on the
Napoeouic system.
The plan VIA, good, but lacked one Ma
polconic feature in the execution. Instead
Of beating tho divisions in detail, ZOLLiCOT.
FER was defeated and killed, and MS forces
driven bnck to the,r entertainments, which
the same night they abandoned Ietyiug
the post which they had tortiged with 50
much labor, like the camp Of SEXSAcHERIB,
with everything standing. This redoubt
able General, who so long held Culn6er-
land Gap, threatened Easteru Kentucky,
and har.ied aud deye tat+d the co lntry, has
terminated bis treason at the frst engage.
ment, and his formidable army bas iguom.
iniCusIy aed frou their strong position.
This success, and that Of Col. GARFIELD
further East, are the beginning Of the end
ofthiJ rebellion. 1t will receive It's death
blow in Kentucky and Tennessee There
the great battles Of the war will be fought,
and wherever our armies advance the same
results will follow.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-23
PROM BEAUFORT.
Life Among tho COntFabAndS-.The
way they PlundsrOd che Houses Of
their Masters.

Life Among tho COntrabAndS..The
way they PlundeFod thO Houses Of
their Masters.
prom the Philadelphia Americana
The soldiers OF tue Federal army at
Beaufort must be having pleasant time
Of il. We saw on Saturday Mr. Sample
sutler OF the Pennsylvania R'und Head
regiment, stationed at that point. Having
sold out his suiicrship he vas returning to
his home at Newcastle, Pa, Among bis
baggage was large lot Of valuables sent
home from the soldiers to thelr triends -
According to Mr. Sample, tho soldiers have
pleasant time. The air is balmy. thick
clothing Ia unnecessary, Aud tue ratlons
are ali that soldiers could desire. Contra.
bands come almost daily into camp, either
asking protecIiOn Rn1 employment, or to
sell the products Of their wasiers' henner-
les or gurdrus Quite as ofeu as they
briug these things, they bring articles Of
wearing apparel, jeWelry and ornaments
Mr. Sample had with him a lot Of these
things. The conIrAbands evidently steal
them, to sell to the soldiers The plauta.
tions all about Beaufort are deserted their
occupants in many cases fed With such
precipitation that the houses were LEFT 10
the same condition as when the alarm irsI
sounded, and Union gdns commenced TO
play on the rehel forts. Among ihe goods
exhibited to us was heavy gold iocke;,
inrlosing dsgprrrOyPe portrait Of tue
notorious Baruwell Rnsu. a number Of
massive silver forks, and massive gold
pencil, all of which we're purchased By
soldier from negro who offered them for
sale. A beautiful ilsllo was shown TO us,
mounted in gold, and ft,el ia a sheath oil
solid silver. Its history was at the same
time furnished, A eopirhband brought It
iaio camp, and offered it TO soldier for
"wh.rc did you get liz" asked the sol.
der
aFound it on de stairs, massA SOLDIER
was the ready reply, "oa the stairs TO mis-
sus's bedroom
"And who Is your miasus!g
my mi5sug, cit, is Nissus colOuel john
son; mighty hard missus, too, maSsa; gets
do niggeFs logged ebefy dayjus for de fun
OBJ hearin' EN- hOller.'
"And was thil her sttlellol'
"Ilsr Whatin
awas this knife hsrs?"