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Agent for D. G.,
80 Seventh strSst, Washington.
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Lenitlds Of The Husoulaf system.
HELABOLD6 Extract Of Buohu for al dis
trsssing -0bstruotions, irregularities, Ex
osa in married LIE, o. early indhorsttons, &e ana
all diseasea Of thu sexual organs, whether existing
N nals o. hnals, from whatever oaass thsy nay
have originated, and no matter Of how loag stand
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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-11-29
November 9th, 1862.
CERTIFICATE,

We, the officers and guards of the 9lst
Regiment Indiana Volunteers, who &C
companied Capt Gaines to Evansville
on the 4th of November, in charge of
gnerrillas en- route to Johnson Island,
do hereby certify that the article pub
lished III the Evansville Journal of No
vember Sd is, in word and substance, in
correct; that we were not only well pro-
vided for, but that the Captain labored
to make us as comfortable as possible,
not only in the city but during the whole
route. We have not the slightest cause
to complain of either the Captain or the
proprietor of the Washington Hotel, but
much to approve Of
Solomon Rogers, First Lieutenant;
Stephen Purcell, Orderly Sergeant;
Francis NJ. Clark, Third Sergeant;
Bushrod Mcdonald, Fourth Sergeant;
Thomas Morris; John j. Bippus, Jr.;
George Deitsch; Daniel Gilman; Moses
Masterson; Frank Komatscher; John
NJ Furkin; L. B. lngberts; Daniel
Eichling; Mrs. Sarah Gaines, Gentry
Vile, Ind; James Griffith, GentryvilIe,
lid; Col John Foster, Henderson, Ky
Col. John Mehringer, Henderson, KY;
Major c. Butterfold Smithland, ny.
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no sURsCRIREgs and AGENTs.

In many OF the. surrounding towns,
where we have duly authorized agents,
we have continued papers to subscribers
beyond the time for which they had paid.
The recent unlooked-for and extraordi-
nary advance in the cost of printing pa
per compels us to run 40 risks On the
lst of December, therefore, all papers
not paid for IN adcance, will be stopped.
Persons wishing the paper continued
will please hand our agents, or forward
us, the money for which they .are in ar
rears, as well as their subscription for
any specified length Of time they desire
the paper to be sent
All kinds of printing materials have
advanced from % to 100 per cent, and
the reasonableness of our present demand
must be apparent to all We shall do our
best to weather the financial gale, but
it will require our every effort, backed by
the encouragement and material aid y
of our friends, to prevent our losses from
becoming so serious, that we will be
compelled, in justice to ourselves, to
raise the price of subscription.
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Card.

The officers and soldiers of Hospital
No. 2, (Marine), would return their
thanks to the ladies of the Locust street
Methodist church and members of other
churches, for the profuse and handsome
entertainment provided. for them on
Thanksgiving day. Under their auspicies
the rooms were handsomely decorated
and the tables arranged with neatness
and taste. What with oyster-sOup, hot
coffee, canned fruits and other delicacies
with the indispensable requisites of tur-
keys chicken, mince and apple pies, there
was nothing wanting for the most fastid-
ious to desire. The appetites of all
were quickened by the kind attention of
many ladies, officers of the gunboats and
others who waited upon them The in
valids in the various wards were first of
all, well cared for, while ample justice
was done at the various tables. by about
$50 who sat down to them The inmates
of No ., would also return their thanks
to the ladies and other friends in Terre
Hute,a for the donation of forty-eight
turkeys and chickens, sent to them by
Express.
The Thanksgiving dinner at No. .,
will not soon be forgotten.
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Surgeon Hospital No. 4.


CoNsERvATIsM-The Platte County
Conservator, VIGOROUSLY secesh, comes
to US with the name of c. L. Vallandig-
ham displayed for the Presidency in ga,
rcmarking that "he' (Vallandigham) is
the leader Of the great conservative and
triumphant Democracy "He, says the
Conservator, " is the favorite of all con-
sentative men, whether they be Demo
Gratis or Wings" The same journal has
good word for Judge Birch, another de-
feated Democratic candidate for Con
gress and notorious Secessionist, hoping
that, inasmuch as the next Congress will
be Democratic, he will get the seat for
which he was badly beaten, but for which
he proposes to make contest Birch
must, therefore, he another favorite of
all conservate men. no. Democrat.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-11-29
RIVER NEWS.

The river which had risen here abovt
eighteen inches, commenced falling on
Thursday, and up to last evening had
fallen about FIVE inches.
At Cincinnati on Wednesday the river
had risen about four feet, and it was ris-
ing very fast yesterday at Louisville, the
rise will probably reach here tomorrow.
Green River, contrary to our Informal
ton, received some days ago is still very
low, and the Matte Cook found it i'm.
possible to ascend further than Rumsey,
On Wednesday the Mary Miller, Sun
ny Side, New York. Golden Era, Dun
leith, and Dilligent passed down loaded
with troops.
The W. W. Crawford passed up light
en- route to Cincinnati
On Thursday the Rose Hambleton-
passed mp from Cairo, with a fair load
of cotton and tobacco.
The Hetty Gilmore loaded with ord
nance, and the Florence with soldiers
passed down.
The Belle Creole from Columbus to
Louisville passed up yesterday.
The Matte Cooke arrived yesterday
morning from Green river She will
probably go into the Wabash to bring
out load of corn. ~
The Charley Miller passed Fdown yes
terday towing two barges, and with a
few soldiers aboard.
The j. 7, McCombs gotunder way yes.
terday, . afternoon, Sand AFTER running
down to Henderson returned and left
for Louisville.
The Big Grey Eagle is due here to-
day, the low water hitherto having pre-.
vented her arrival
The D. B. Campbell come up ycster-
day with two flats in tow which she load
ed with lumber.
The Lue caves came down from Ow-
ensboro yesterday
The wild, high-headed and light heel
ed Charley Bowen left Cairo last evening
for this. place, and viii be here to-mor-
row She will leave for Cairo, on Mon
day evening.
The Bowen is nice as new, and as
swift as a greyhound, or a frightened gu
erilla.
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E1~ We are sorry to learn that Majer
Platter of the 4th Cavalry. was severely
wounded few days ago, near Slaughter
vile, in the most cowardly manner.
While riding towards Slaughterville,
some distance in front of his command,
thinking of no danger as quad of his
men had gone'en ahead, three men and
two women emerged from the brush, and
two of them armed with double barrelled
shot guns commenced firing at him, but
missed him. Major Platter drew his re-
velver but found he could not fire with
out great danger to the women. He
therefore charged singly on the party,
when one of the cowardly crew leveled
his gun which, when in the act of being
fired, Major Patter struck up with his re-
vOlver, the shot taking effect and inhict-
ing severe but not dangerous wound
on the top of his head The flesh is bad
ly laceratcd and the bone slightly injured.
The Major came up yesterday en- route
for home, to recover from his wounds.
He succeeded in wounding one of the
cowardly assassins after he was himsslf
wounded He gave notice that in future
if woman placed themselves as safe
guard around gnerriIlas hereafter, they
must expect to take guerrilla fare.
1t was a base, cowardly trick, just
worthy of low vagabond thieves, and the
outrage will be terribly avenged,
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-11-29

A PLEASANT TINE = The officers,
teachers, and children connected with
the Crescent City Sabbath School spent
an unusually pleasant Thanksgiving,
Thursday The usual annual dinner
was prepared for the children, and over
five hundred were present on this occa-
sion to partake of the luxuries prepared
by their kind teachers and friends. The
exercises of the afternoon consisted in
speaking, singing, &C., which were en-
joyed by all present to remarkable de-
gree.
The Mission Sabbath School has been
unusually prospered during the pas
year, and the gratitude of the young
hearts who have been connected with i
was not the least acceptable incense thai
descended yesterday to the Throne of the
Great Giver of Good.
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A Card.

The undersigned, in behalf of the pa
tients of Hospital No. 4, takes pleasure
in making grateful acknowledgment of
the munifcence of many of the citizens
of Evansville and surrounding country,
in providing them with Thanksgiving
repast, such as soldiers seldom meet
with, and know so well how to appre-
ciate. G.|B. WALKER,
Surgeon Hospital No. 4.
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RAJ Gen. Mcclellan has the reputa-
ton of worthy and honest man. He
deserves kind treatment at the,hands of
Fate. Why, then, should he be insulted
by the championship of every wretched
derider of the Government, every oppo-
nent Of the war, every puffer of jeff
Davis and his larcenous crew, from
Maine to Missouri? Was ever man
cursed by such foul brood of friends p
Albany EUening Journal
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u. s. LICENSE.
Ia SIT CALL.

Allpersons having Licenses
yet in my hands for payment
and delivery, sre required to
call at my Office during this
week or they will forfeit and
may expect to pay the penal
ty imposed by the U. $. Ex-
else Law. It is not my bust
ness to go to than, and my
returns must be made On the
1st of December.
WI. 4 FRENCH,
Collector.
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SOLDIERS THANKSGIVING DlNNER.-Ac-
cording to resolution formed "a week
or so ago, by number of the public
spirited and benevolent ladies of Evans
vile, Thanksgiving Dinner was served
up at each of the five hospitals here, last
Thursday, for the benefit of the patients
and attaches.
The design at first was not to make
sectarian affair of it, but imperceptibly
the ladies found themselves classifying
themselves according to their connections
with various churches, till at length Hos
pital No. l, { First Street, was appor-
toned to the sladies of the Old School
Presbyterian Church; No. 2,.( Marine, }
to the ladies of the Methodist Churches
No. 3, Getty Hotel, to the New School
Presbyterian ladies'; No. 4, Carpenters
Block, to the Episcopal ladies.
The arrangement, or accident, after
all was very good, for thereby laudable
emualtation sprung up, and each denom-
ination took pride in seeing that its
particular hospital was not behind the
others in a supplp of creature comforts
and intheir arrangement end display. TIL
result was, oyerfiowing abundance, and
most tempting array Of viands, and the
extreme neatness in their arrangement
No person in either hospital, able to eat
left the tables hungry, and those who
were confined to their rooms had appro-
pirate food taken to their.
The ladies turned out in great num-
bers, and, aided by their gentleman
friends, cut, carved, arranged and tabled
he viands, and saw that every one of the
soldiers had enough Good order pre-
vailed at the tables, and cheerfulness was
depicted on every countenance 1t seem
cd like home to the ''boys,' no doubt
The surgeons Of the various hospitals
exerted themselves to make the affair
pass off pleasantly The houses were
clean and pure, and willing hands rem
dered the task of the ladies easy and
pleasant
As those who were active in getting up
this dinner did not work for applause,
but the promptings of kindness, we will
not mention names The consciousness
of doing good is their reward.
The "Salt Well Hospital" mo 81
though distant, was not forgotten; but
enough was taken from the stock pro-
vided by all, to supply that establish
ment The persons there Jared like the
balance.
At No. (Drs. Pennington and kress)
there were $50 persons at dinner. AT
No. 2 (Drs. DeBruler, johnson and Ev-
ans, late of No. 81 there were $50 Al
No. 3 (Drs Morgan and Tyrrell) there
were 100. At No Drs. Walker and
Conn., there were 200. At No. 5 (Dr
Turner) there were IS.
1t was not forgotten, before the feas
was partaken of, to ask blessing from
the Solver of every good and perfec'
gift" on the table COMFORTS" and His
grace was accordingly invoked.
The affair was not entirely sectarian
for there were persons who gave, tina
belonged to no church; and some whc
were members of churches, aided indis
criminately And there were those no
belonging to either of the denomination
mentioned, who lent willing hand i
the preparations.
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DG-A Richmond letter says that the
rural districts there are literally overrun
with cartridges. They have not been hunt
ed since the severe winter three or four
years ago, and since the war broke out
there have been but few people to hunt,
and less to hunt with, lead and powder
being all in the hands of the Govern
ment. There would be splending sport
ing now, if shot were not selling at 81 90
dS3 pound.
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ne.z. Gov Mnrton has addressed a cir

EG- Gov. Morton has addressed cir
cular to each of the Indiana regiments,
requesting them to send their regimental
colors home for the purpose of having
the engagements in which they have par
ticipated inscribed ON them. They are
also requested to forward their colors
worn out in the service, to be placed in
the archives of the State.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-11-29

ANOTHER FEMALE SoLDIERa-A soldier,
passing under the name Of Charles Free
man, being under medical treatment at
Louisville, was discovered to be female.
She had served with distinction in the
Ohio sd infantry, but was discharged on
Tuesday last. She gives her real name
as Mary Francis Searbury, and says she
volunteered at Columbus.
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BG- On our first page win be found
a couple Of interesting communications
-one relative to the new college at Me-
rom, and another respectfully submitted
for the consideration of the City Fathers.
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Ba~ A new statue of Franklin, for
public exhibition, may be seen in the
lobby of the u s. Senate 1t was exc
cuted at Rome by the American Sculp-
or, Mr. Powers, at an expense of $50,
600 The statue is about eight feet
high, and represented in the daily gar
ments of the times.
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DIED.

In this city ON the 2Ith inst, of Typhoid Fever,
W. II. BoIcoURT, aged 81 years.
Mr. Boicourt has been resident of this city for
many years. He for several years proprietor Of
the City Hotel and more recently one of the pro-
prietors of the American House, and as matter of
course had very extensive acquaintance, and was
by all highly esteemed honest and upright
in all his dealings.
He good citizen, pleasant and agreeable
neighbor, a kind and affcctionate husband and an
indulgent and tender parent. He leaves large
circle of friends by whom his loss will long be
incurred
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SIXTH RAonHST-By dispatch from
Col Owen, Of the Goth Regiment, we
learn that his regiment win leave for
the seat Of war on tomorrow via llll-
nois. Members of the regiment at home
on furlough will take notice.
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RELIEF FOR THE NEEDY-The meet
ing at Crescent City Hall, on Thursday
night, was not largely attended The
object of the meeting was stated to he to
devise some plan for the systematic re-
lief of the poor of our city.
A committee consisting of John Wy
mond, George Foster and DIR. Haas, was
appointed to prepare memorial and to
present the same to the taxpayers, for
signatures, asking the County Commits
sioners to make an appropriation for the
county Treasury for the purpose.
p Hornbrook, Esq, was appointed to
confer with the managers of the Cincin-
nate Soup House, asking information as
to the management and the beneficial
results of the same, after which the meet
ing adjourned to meet on call.
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SALE OF A SEcEsH PRINTING EsTAB-
LIsHMENT.-The Louisville Courier print
ing establishment was sold at auction on
Tuesday morning to the Louisville Demo
crat company for Sc, $50
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-11-29

Er For heavy, elegant overcoat, or
a warm, durable business suit, go to
Lyons, where you will still find an i'm
mense stock, and where goods are sell
ing very cheap.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-11-29

BSS~ We are indebted to Mr. A. w.
Carpenter for a copy of the New Orleans
Delta, of the 9TH inst -.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-11-29

BG- Major Kinney, of the 18th Ken
lucky, was in the city yesterday, receiv-
ing horses from Quartermaster Ehrman
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-11-29

p6- The Lue Eaves brought three
butternut prisoners yesterday from Ow-
ensboro. They will be sent North.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-11-29

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC-J. J. COIN is
receiving every day this week goods from
the East, and will offer for sale next Sat
urday the largest stock of goods ever
sold in this city Merinos, Delaines,
Calicoes, Damasks, Bedspreads, Table
cloths, Linen Towels; also, Satnets,
Casinets, Cassimeres, and Broadcloths
Don't forget to come and see the
great bargains.
j. J. CoHN, Auctioneer.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-11-29
HOME INTERESTS.

A WORD TO THE LADIEs-Please in
form your better half that have just
received 100 barrels fine apples of al
most every variety, for sale either by the
barrel or bushel, or cart load. Send
and get your winter supply before they
are gone.
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