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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-04-10
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CNuENATL April 9
sFLoUR steady, at 2004 % for super.
Com firm and in good demand at 80.
OAEs 30 cents.
.- WmsKY advanced to zoe, with good
demand.
Mess PoEK is held 25c higher, though the
demand is not large; 10 so was paid for
city packed; 800 bbls country mess sold az
10 % an active demand for bulk meats al
b(9&e higher sales of ], 100000 at 3634
and 1904 for sides; at the close should
ers were held at SIC, and sides at Sc; COO
bxs short middles sold at $1,000 for ribs
and clear sides $50 hhds bacon sides sold
at 55@4c.
LARD quiet and unchanged; 100 tierces
country brought u.
LINsEED On 5000.
s.GRoUERIEs unchanged, and the demand
good for sugar and molasses; 500 bbIs Of
the latter sold at 4Ic.
COFFEE unchanged and dull, with very
little doing.
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Our loss in officers is very heavy. 1t is
impossible at present to give their names.
The following are among the number: Brig.
Gen. w. H. L. Wallace, killed; COL Pc
gram, Acting Brig. Gen., killed Colonel
Ellie 10th Illinois; Lieut.. Garfield, 72nd
Ohio, wounded, since dead Lieut.. Colonel
Kyle, 31st Ind, Unjust be Ohio. Ed. JoUR-
NAL Col. Davis, 45ih Illinois, MORALLY
wounded; Gen. ". T. Sherman, wounded
IN the hand by a cannon ball; Col. Sweeney
Sind Illinois, Act. Brig. Gen., wounded.
He received two shots in his only remain
ing arm, having lost one in Mexico, also a
shot in one Of his legs. Col. Sweeney kept
the field until the close of the fight and ex-
cited the admiration of the whole army.
Col. Cave Stewart, 55th Ills, Acting Brig.
Gen., shot through the breast on Sunday,
but returned to the field on Monday.
Col. Charles Cruft, 31st Indiana, acting
Bligadier General, shot through the right
shoulder, not dangerously Col. Kane, 4eth
Illinois, wounded slightly; Col. McHenFy,
18th Kentucky, wounded slightly; Lieut..
Col. Morgan, 10Th Indiana, wounded badly
in the lead; Col Mason, list Ohio, slightly
wounded Major Eaton, 9th Illinois, act
ing Colonel, wounded fatally; Major New
ms, lIth Illinois, wounded slightly Capt.
Irwin CurraB, Gen. Grants scout, head shot
off by a cannon ball; Capt. Preston Nor
ton, wounded mortally, since dead Capt
Dillon. 18th Illinois, killed Capt. Mace
9th Illinois, killed I; Capt Carter, nth. Illi-
nois, killed; Maj. Page, 5fth liz, killed. =
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CAIRO, April .9.--Further adyices from
Pittsbnrg Landing, give the following par
Iticulars about the battle. The enemy at
| tackled us at o'clock Sunday morning ;
the brigades of Sherman and Prentiss being
the first engaged In the battle, which was
successful. .-+ = 81
- Our entire force was driven back TO the
river, where the advance Of the senemy was
checked BY the fire of the gunboats. Our
force was Increased by The arrival of Gen.
Grant with troops from Savannah inspir-
tied by the report of the arrival Of two di-
visions of Buelrs army. Our loss this day
was heavy, besides our killed and wounded
we lost or camp equippage and SO Geld
guns. - -. go
Next morning our forces now amounting
TO 80, 600 assumed the offensiEe and by 2
o'clock P. NJ, we had Tetalsen orr camp and
batteries together with some forty of the
enemy's guns and a number Of prisoners,
and the enemy was in fail retreat pursued
by our victorious force 49, -
The casualties are numerous. General
Grant was wounded in the ankle, slightly
Gen. w. t. l.. Wallace, of Ills, was killed
Gen. Smith, severely wounded {; Col Hall,
10th Ills, killed Coils Logan, 32d Ills,
and Davis, 5Ist Ills, wounded severely
Major Hunter, SD illinois, killed. The
killed, wounded. and missing are not less
than 5000. Col. Peabody, 18th Wiscon-
SIM severely wounded.
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LAST NIGHTS REPORT

War Bulletins of thanks and
congratulations = Farther
from the battle Of Pitts
bnrg- The GIBBS and flows
of the tide of War-Forty
gums taken from the rebels
Their rout complete-The
pursuit beyond Corinth--
Federal loss from 1000 to
5000 killed and Wounded
Works of humanity.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
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HEsE 8 a CIV 0PEs7-ED HEs B0oT
III and Shoe MRnufactory, on Water Street
between Sycamore and Vine, sign of the Golden
Boot where he il prepared 20 attend 20 his old
customers and new ones.
He asks n continuance Of the patronage hereto
fore received by him.
TwFDEAET .sRTECE Ess.-J ust received at
~ H. J. SCHhAEPFEE'S Now Drug store
TONES, Restoratives and Hair Preservers. Also
alarge supply OF Perfumery, Co0gnos. Rose, Law
ender, Orange and Florida Waters Also, large
stock of Hair Nail, Tooth, Cloth, Flesh, Oruntb
and Comb Brushes
Redding Toilet, Pocket and Fine Combs, q large
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e -IskEFIEoRB, Apra-9.--Tfe Old Point boat
has arrived. She left Fortress Monroe al
about o'clock last night.
The Merrimec is confidently expected,
with seven gunboats, on the FIRST favorable
day. Weather cold and foggy.
The latest news from Yorktown, by tele-
graph on the 9th, is that everything is pro-
crossing satisfactorily. s. battle is not ex-
peeted for day or two. stf1tss
d The Americans special says:
( Tho storm which arose on Monday morn
ing, and continued throughout Tuesday,
prevented the Merrimac from coming out,
as she intended. She is now looked for
confidently as soon as the weather permits.
A gentleman who was on board the
steamer Rancocas when she went up with
a flag Of truce, on Monday, says the Merri-
mac was then lying off Craney Island =
The Yorktown, jamestown, Tesser, and
four small tugs, were in company with her.
No particular change in the appearance of
the Mcrrimac was noticed. 1t was the i'm
preston of those on board of the Rancocas,
that the whole rebel force was on its way
down when the flag of truce appeared. Fl.
The storm must have been severely felt
in the army now advancing up the PENN
sula, deprived, as they are to a great extent,
of Shelter and tents, and compelled to exer-
else constant watchfu lness in the face of
the enemy. The roads, none too good be-
fore, will be brought TO horrible condi-
ton, and the public must not be impatient
in expecting early results in this direction.
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CAIRe, April 9.-The rebels on Sunday
morning succeeded in surrounding, about
two miles from Pittsburg, the left front,
conImandtd by Gen. Prentiss, who had sew
eral raw regiment tin his rear was Gen.
Sherman with his mpletely
cutting il from the main army. Gen. Nc
Clernand put himself at the head of bis
troops and cut his way through the rebels,
and rejoined the main army The fight had
now become desperate, Gen. Grant having
assumed command The enemy were
driven back and the federal troops occupied
nearly the same position as in the morning.
The fight lasted fifteen hours. p eel
During the night Maj. Gen. Lew. Wal
lace came up from Crump's Landing with
10000 troops, and in the morning the bat
tie WIS renewed with great fury Neither
party seemed disposed to yield. Between
10 and II o'clock the fight was terrific
Soon after noon Gen. Buell. had crossed the
river and had got in flank of the rebels
with 10000 men. The reboIs we're soon
routed. Bnella pursued with $4,000 men,
mostly cavalry. Rumors were rife that he
had taken Corinth.
Eight hundred wounded are reported on
one steamer coming down the river.
! Gen. Halleek is expected Ahere in the
morning en- route to Tennessee.
fSeveral barges Office are ordered to go up
the Tennessee tonight for the wounded
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made of the forts, batteries and munitions
9uf war cartured. There ara eleven earth
works with seventy besgy cannon, varying
iRscalikre from 80 to 100 FOUNDERS ritied.
The magazines are we'll supplied with pow
4 der, and there are large quantities of shot
and shell and other munitions Of war, and
also great quantities of pFoYisionsA Four
| steamers Rfloat have fallen into our hands,
and two others, with the rebel gunboat
GFampus are sunk, bat viii be easily raised,
The floating battery, with 16 heavy
guns, turned adrift by the rebels, is said to
be lying on the Missouri shore below New
MadriasJ The Rnemy on the main land ap
! pear to have fled with great precipitation
after. dark last night, leaving, in many
eases, their prepared meals. in their quar-
ters, and there seems, to have been no con-
cert of action between the rebels on the
Island and those occupying the Shore. but
the latter fed, leaving the former to their
fate: These works, erected with the high
est engineering skill, are of great strength,
and with their natural advantages, would
have been iEnpregnasle e defended By men
lighting in better cause.
A combined attack of the naval and land
forces would have taken the place this after
neon OR to-motrow morning had not the
rebels so hastily abandoned their strong I
hold. To mature the plans of attack abso-
futely required e. days Of preparation. ej
1GengPope is rnomentarily expected to ar
rive with his army at this point, he having
successfully y crossed the river yesterday UNI
der heavy Ere, which no doubt led TO the
hastys abandonment of the works.
am unoficially informed that the two
gunboats which so calamity ran the fro of
the rebel batteries few nights since, yes
terday attacked and reduced the fort of the |
enemy opposite, dismounting eight heavy |
guns. - .-,s. -
= The following is a copy Of the order of
Gen. Mccall in assuming command of the |
rebel forces on the 9th inst:
Soldiers We, are strangers, commander
and commanded each to the other. Let nae
tell you who 1 am. I am General made
by Beauregard; a General selected by
BeauregaEd and Bragg for this command, /
when they knew It was in peril. They
have known me for twenty years. We
aave stood on the fields of Mexico. Give
hem your confidence now; give it to me +
issippi valley is entrusted to your protec-
ion. Exhibit Che vigilance and GOODNESS
if last night and hold it.
[Signed] wv. D. Nee ALL. II
azE ni We Brig. GEN. Com g.szsl
l regret that the painful condition ofmy
cot, still requiTin the use of crutches, pre-
-entea me from ma king q personal examina-
ion Of the works. j was therefore COM
lelled 10 delegate Lieut. Commanding
Phelps of the Flagship Benton
(Signedl a. Fl. FOOTE,
Flag Officer Commanding. II
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Price, 81 per BOGtes Sax Hotties sEoFe s
Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
has won for itself such a renewn for the cure OF
every variety Of Throat and Lung Complaint that
10 entFely unnecessary for to the evi-
oence OF its virtues, wherever 1t has been employed
AZ IL has long beon IN constant use Throughout
this sectlo1s we need not do more than assure the
people its quality is kept up the best it ever has
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RELIEF all it has ever been found TO do. s...r 80
Ayers Cathartic Pills, 81
FOR TEE CURE or
CoGpesess JdsNRdioe gspspsia Indigestion DyseteFg
FOsI Stomach, Esysipetes, Hsadache Plies, Rhest0
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DgoSsg, Tsessg, 7sEsoys ard Sak Rheus. Hornss,
Goss, Resrclgfas az D5sna Pis, aad for PAriiyiEe
the Blood.
They are sugar-coatod, 30 that the most sensi-
tive can take them pleasantly, and they are tho
family physic.
PEicE Is GENTS PHB BOX BOXES FoR 81 90.
Great a. nnbers of glsrgymen, Physa1ssns, States
mens and eminent pergonages, have lent their
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gratis our AMHRrCAN ALMANAC In which they are
given, with also full descriptions oftha above com
plants, and the treatment that should be followed
for tteircure. ~r--N sE go
Do not be put of By unpriBciplod dealers with
other preparations they make more profit on. De-
mand AYEB's, and take no other. The sick want
the best aid there b for them, and they should
have IT, irs..- Ea e4i.i.r s,sisf s.s-s-..- -
All oaf remedies are sold Wholesale aud rotail by
Po@roes Latch a. OaEIstadt Evansville, and by. all
dealers in medicines everywhere.
Wholesale agents, Allen i Co., OsrcinnaN, and
3. A. Hoblnsoa q Co.. LOuisvilis-
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MILWAUKEE, April s.-The Chamber Of
Commerce, on the Governors recommends
ton, held . meeting to discuss the subject
of PROV ding for the wounded st Pittsburg,
Tenn. After subscribing literally, The
doors were thrown open for the reception
of hospital stores. To night the room is
we'll filled. An agent of The Governor, &c
companied by surgeons, will leave TO-
morrow to offer all aid possible fer tie
wnnnded. 90. -. L
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GAIRo, April San officer who left
Pittsburg landing on Monday evening re-
ports that our forces occupy Corintb and
that Gen. Johnson's body had been found
on the field He also confirms the report
thRt. BeaaFegard had his arm shot of
Thers has been no arrival from Tennessee
since early this morning. Boat expected
to-nighta
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New York, April 9--The new Ganard
steamer China, left this port to-day. For
Liverpool with $6O1, 900 in specie and a
large number of passengers, among whom
was Russell of the London Times, who has
passed year IN this country. TE5T
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al IND1AxAPoIIs, April "a special train
with surgeons, hos2jtalstores, and supplies
for the wounded at Pittsburg Landing
leaves here to-nieht.
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e wAsHISeroS, April s.-Fhe synopsis OF
the newspaper report of the Tennessee bat
tie was read both in the Senate and in the
House. IL was listened to with unusual
silence in the latter branch. There WAS
some slight applause, which suddenly
ceesed. The latest dispatches from Com.
Foote was also received. These were enthu-
ysiastically received inahe House.
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BosToN, April Gov. Andrew tele-
gFaphed to headquarters to.day, rendering
without compensation number Of surgeons
ready to go West.
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LOUISVILLE, April "a large, meeting
was held this afternoon, the Mayor presid-
ing, to make arrangements to take care of
the wounded from Corinth. $4,000 was
contributed and any amount necessary was
offered. ee45.a
The steamer Commercial left for Ten
nessee river with medical and other sup
plies. se
The steamer DilIigent viii leave tomorrow
with nurses and supplies
Any amount of accommodations ia the
city was offered.
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n CHtcAao, April 9.-The Board of Trade
have unanimously appropriated So, 600 for
for the benefit oe the wounded in the battles
of Sunday aud Monday. Subscriptions of
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HARTFORD, April 9.-Gov. buckingham s
majority is 5000 Last year it was 2,0op.
The Senate is unit against the Democrats.
House lsl Republicans, Sc Democrats.
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supplying at the same time the means Of 6eIfOure
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A Co., N. 7, mhI5-d&w1y
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No sensible man will leave the city without sup
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Wounds, Bruises, sores, FeYers and Dysonterys
these medicines are the beet in the world. Every
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Only Is cents per box or pot. mario
rae aRpVsffRes.-It Is a very difaoult matter
with the majority Of persons TO restrain their ape
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hair Of the peArons Of his famous Dye.
.WM. A. BATCHELoR's HAIR DYE produces
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MORNING REPORT

Sanguinary battle at Pitts
burg, Tennessee-The reb-
els routed and fleeing
Federal cavalry in pursuit
Two days hard fighting
Terrible slaughter on both
sides-Federal loss report
ed at $1,000 to 10000
e Rebel loss 80, 900 to 4O,-
O0O-A. Sidney Johnson
ELECTROMAGNETIC arm
shot off. I
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GUSTAV H. KRACH,
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s. GILBERT & COs,E.o

EABAP 0JSeTsS RIFLE P0 W-EsER,
EzAS in metal ktgs.-l90 kegs just received, and
for sale by S. E. Gilbert Co, No. 4 Sycamore
SALT.-200 bbs Kanswha Salt, both large and
email size, just recsfved and for sale By S. B Gil
bert & Co.
MUsTA RD.-t0 bxs, Q dozen each, Kentucky
Mustard just received, and for sale by
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APPS No. Sycamore Street.
~ .syFsfssI E.4sUESS!-We have just re-
III ceiTad large assortment of Coal Oil LarlD4
selected in person expressly for the Evansville
trade. We solicit examination Ct price aud
quality, confident = better or cheaper
lot cannot be found this side Of Cincinnati. Price
from % cents TO 81 75each.
decl9 ViOKERY BROS, SO Main st.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
xxYnooNaREss- sEooND sEssIoN

AAAYu UUNC4KESS-S pEooIuN
- s WAsHIEeToN, April 8.
The Senate was several hours II execu-
tive session to-day. 1t confirmed several
military appointments of low grade, and
Samuel e. Brown, of Ohio, 10 be attorney
of Colorado. ii5ss .ss .-ss @
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AFTERN00N REPORT.

Casualties at the Battle of
Pittsburg - Com. Foote's
Official Report from No. 10
From 20 to 100 cannon,
q six steamers, gun boat
Grampus and floating bat
terry captured Large guam
titles shot, shell and pro-
visions taken, g.
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ER ExCe EsEEs1@Ss,
y /, 600 sugar cured and canvessed hens.
5000 choice plain hams.
1900 shoulders.
1850 ribbed sides.
600 clear sides.
800 barrels mess pork.
100 barrels rump pork
so kegs choice family lard
The above are ali Of our own curing, and falls
warranted. GEO EOSTEIs & co.
. tdlar23
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orFro1An wAR BULLETIN.
Ar DEPAhIM Emf -
IsaiMFg WAsHmaToE, pFil q 1862. !
Orders giving thanks for the recent gr

&EeAAa ~ As& W LAonA AhAeeJ @~E'iJ
iH0riers giving thanks for the recent great
| victories over the rebels and traitors. -
EASz4a ( ssoRDER FIRST. l55
81 That at meridian of the Sunday, next
after the reception efithiaorder, at the head
of every regiment be offered by the Chap
lain, prayer TO Ged. Cor the recent mani
festation of this power Ia line oyerthrowlef
the rebels and traitors and Invoking the
continuance of his aid for the deliveranee
of this nation by the arms of patriotic SOL
diers'from the horrors of treason, rebellion,
and civil war. ----r-.- .---w--1 :.
s-s - - - ORDER SECOND. A -
That the thanks and Congratulations of
the War Department to Mai Ger. Ealleck,
for the signal ability and success that have
distinguished all the military operation Of
his department and for the spirit and cour-
age manifested by the army under his COM
mand, under every hardship and against
eVerg obstacle, in attacking, pursuing and
destroying the enemy wherever he could
be found IL EssS3cE t2k15J
ORDER NO. 9.
That the thanks of the department are
also given TO Generals. Curtis and Sigel and
the officers and soldiers in their. Command
for matchless gallantry at the Bloody battle
of Pea Ridge. That thanks are rendered
Major Generals Grant and Buell. and their
forces, for the glorious repulse of Beaure-
gard at Pittsburg, Tennessee, and to Major
General Pope and his officers and soldiers,
for the bravery and skill displayed in their
operations against the rebels and traitors.
entrenched at Island No. 10, In the Missis-
sippi river. The daring courage, dilligent
prosecution, persistent valor, and military
are UNSURPASSED 49,
. ORDER No.A z
That there shall be this day fred salute
Of loo guns in the United States Arsenal at
Washington in honor Of these great victor |
es- II i9 H ls.r TOT 8r &
ISigned e. NJ. STANTON, 81
@e-. Secretary of War.
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. Nv AsHINGTON,- April y.--Ihs IoloWIng
was received at the Navy Department. this
morning: s-~-s- a. - seq @ -
FLAG SUR benton, ISLAND 10. 10, / .s
z.ss a4.1f z.' April 6th, 1862. = { ..
Hon. Gideon Re1es, Secretary Of Navy:
7 I have to inform the Department that
siaee sent the telegram last night Of the
Surrender to me of Island No. 10, possession
has been taken both of the Island ard Of
the works on the Tennessee shore eby the.
gunboats and the troops under command OF
Sem Baferds 90 sse ANA F-gw
Seventeen officers and 368 privates, be-
sides 100 sick, and 100 men employed on.
board the Transports, are Ia our hands, un-
sondiIionaHy prisoners Of war. ss; g.
/ have caused q hasty examination to be
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LOUISVILLE, April 9.-Biver rising at the
rate Of three inches per honr seventeen
feet in capal- Raining almost all day now
cloudy. Mercury 40
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Nofdca.

i administrators Notice.
fa%S TkCE fs hereby given, that the under
~ Eigned has been appoIn ted Ad Bliasftrasor OF
the estate Of Philip II. MaidloW. Said estate is
against the estate will present their bills to me,
and all those indebted 10 the estate Ill settle NTH
me ipmeoiasoIy. - EUWARD HAIDL0W.
mar26-5tw =
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2 = Il Administrators Notice.
R@O KCAs ia hereby given, that tho UNDER
. signed has been appointed Administrators
the estate OF Edward MaidioW, deceased. Said ek-
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