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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-02-15
AFTERNOON REPORT.
GEN. BURNSIDE'S REPORT.
RoUT OF THE REBELS COM
PLETE.
About 8. 900 Prisoners Taken
ELEzABEFH CITY BURNTBY TIE
REBEL SOLDIERS.
Citizens Appeal to Commo-
dore dsborough
for Help.
Rebel Prospects Gloomy in
Tennessee.
About 8. 600 Prisoners Taken
CITY BURNT By TIE
REBEL SOLDIERS.
:. BOTTOM DROPPED our"


FoRr MoNRoE, Feb. 14.--The gunb0af,
Sears and Stripes, arrived, this morning,
with a bearer Of dispatches from General
Burnside
The rout ofthe rebels was completes. Three
thousand prisoners are captured. All their
gunhoats burnt or captured, except two,
which escaped in the canal. The Federals
killed were AZ The rebels killed were
about so, and their wounded less than 100.
The advance from Hatteras took place on
Wednesday morning. The expedition con-
sisted of about 60 vessels. The feet an
chored off Stumpy Point on the same night,
and 90 the next day proceeded to The en-
trace to Croatan Sound. After a recon-
noissance, the attack was commenced on
Friday morning-the Underwater leading
the column.
The rebel feet was attacked and dispersed
in haitian hour by portion of the Navy,
while the remainder attacked the land bat
teries. The fight continued until dark.
During the night ten thousand men were
landed, and on Saturday morning 1000
were advanced A masked battery Of three
guns was soon discovered By the skirmish-
ers; and was attacked in front and on both
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LAST NIGHTS REPORT.
Official Account of the Cap
ture of Roanoke Island
The Force sent against
Fort Donelson.

WAsHIEGToN, Feb. 1.-THE following
dispatches were received to-day
U. s. FLAG STEAMER PHILADELPHIA,
OF Roanoke Island, Feb. 9, 1862.
Roanoke Island Is ours The military
authorities struck to rs yesterday. Their
means of defense were formidable and they
were used with a determination worthy Of
better cause. They consisted Of two eiabo-
rateIy constructed works, mounting to-
eether twenty-five heavy guns, three of
them being 10O-pounders, riheds fonroiher
batteries mounting together twenty guns,
large proportion of them being Of large
calibre, and some of them rifed eight
steamers mounting two guns each, and each
having a rif1ed gun with the diameter of q
32-pounder; prolonged obstruction 81
snnken vessels and piles, to thWart our adj
vance and altogether a body Of men num-
beripg scarcely less than 5000 meDs Of
whom 5000 are now our prisoners.
The fighting commenced on the morning
of the 7th about IL o'clock, and was con-
tinued until dark The following morning
It vas resumed at an early hour and lasted
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MORNING REPORT.

WAsHIaeToE, Feb. I3.-Senator Summers
resolution on the relations between the
United States and the rebel territory, were
laid on the table at his motion, where they
can be called up whenever he thinks best
TIE bill organizing the territory into
territorial governments on the principle of
these resolutions, will shortly be reported
by the Territorial Committees of the two
Houses.
Another bill establishing Provisional
Government in South Carolina, has been
sanctioned in an important quarter.
No decision has yet, it is believed, been
reached by the War Department in the
Hunter and Lane matter. Gen. Lane is
still waiting at Leavenworth for news from
W Washington. We have the authority of
AIr. Covode for sas ing be made the original
arrangement with Ss~retary Cameron, by
which the Government agreed TO furnish
Gen. Lane with the troops he wanted, and
that throughout the negotiation, Hunters
name was not used, and there Was no init
nation that any one except Gen. Lane was
to have to command.
d. @. McCallone, formerly manager of The
New York & Erie Railroad, and confessedly
among the FIRST IN his profession in the
country, was, to-day, appointed By the Sec
rotary Of War; to take charge of and oper-
ate the railroads taken possession of By the
Government The Office being military,
the rank and pay of Colonel were conferred
with the appointment.
Ii is probable that an important command
in Texas, will be entrusted to General FIRE.
mont, and that, for reasons of obvious fitness,
the troops assigned TO him will be excIu-
sively German.
President Lincoln, to-day, voluntarily
| appeared before the House Judiciary Com
mittee and gave testimony in the matter of
the premature publication, in the Herald,
of portion Of his last annual message
Chevalier Wykoff was then brought be-
fore the committee, and answered the ques-
tons which he refused yesterday, stating,
as is rnmored, the stolen paragraph was
furnished to the Herald by Watts, the
/ Presidents gardener, who was reported as
disioyal by The Potter Committee, whose
nOmination to a lieutenantcy the Senate 80
decidedly refused to confirm.
i Gen. Sherman, at Beaufort, proposes that
the Government shall take charge of the
i plantations coming into his hands, and
raise the cotton, employ and pay the ne
groes, keeping the latter under strict but
kind discipline of overseers He also pro-
poses that suitable teachers be provided for
the blacks, and that religious instruction
be given. $3.50
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VIEW YoRK MARKEg.

NEW York, Feb. a..
FLoUR-more doing and cents per Dbl
better 8 50@5 55 for super western ;
5 96606 90 for common to medium extra
western 6 05@e / 5 for shipping brands
extra round hoop Ohio; 6 25@6 70 for
trade brands; closing firm.
WHISKY firmer at 2436925.
WHEAT dull and rather heavy.
Corn heavy and declining; 65@67 for
mixed western.
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NEWS By TELEGRAPH.
sx xHh n v. LINZ.
Exclusively for the Journal
cONGR. EssIONAL.
xxxvH coNGREss-FIRsT SESSION
WAsHISarox. Feb.

WAsHTEaToN, Feb. Ia.
SENATE wv ilkinson from the Commit
tee on Indian Affairs, reported joint reso-
luton for the relief of certain Indians He
said there were, at this time, from four to
FIVE Thousand Indians at Leavenworth,
Kansas, who had been driven from their
homes, and were entirely destitute and al
most starving. They were mostly Creeks,
Chiekasaws, and Choctaws.
Mr.. Doolittle said be had resolution to
the same effect, drawn with the concurrence
of the Secretary of the Interior Mr.. Will
kinson accepted Mr.. DoolittIe's resolution
as a substitute, and it was adopted
Mr.. Harris aIse introduced bill provia-
lug for Provisional Governments in certain
cases. Referred
Mr.. Doolittle presented q petition from the
Oneida Indians, asking that the criminal
laws of Wisconsin be extended over them.
Mr. Foster introduced bill TO provide
for Che occupation and cultivation of GER
tain cotton lands on the Southern COAST
Referred.
Mr. Chandler, from the COMMITTEES on
Commerce, reported bill requiring cap
tains of vessels, sailing TO foreign ports, to
take the oath Of allegiance
On motion of Mr.. Grimes the bill 10 pro-
vide warden for the jail in the District Of
Columbia was taken up and passed.
A report and resolution of the Naval
Committee in regard to the Secretary of
War was taken up.
Mr.. Wilkinson said he could not 60 back
TO the people Of Maine, with vote sane
tioning transaction giving one man more
money than was given all her soldiers in
the field. He thought the question was not
whether the Secretary or Mr.. Morgan were
honest men. He would not deny but that
it was burning shame, " hen the people of
the country were taxed and going TO be
taxed, to pay such amounts to one man and
the people condemn it, and well condemn
the Senate if they sanction it.
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SECOND DISPATCH.

il st as closed my dispatch of yesser-
day received reliable information that the
rebel steamers which escaped had gone to
Elizabeth City. Thereupon / Immediately
commanded Commodors Rowan to take -
of our steamers under his command, and 90
ia pursuit of them, and also il practicable
to execute another service, viz: the destruc-
ton of the North River, a link Of the AL
bermarle and Chesapeake Canal. The way
he has already accomplished the first part
of il, his own preliminary report j. copy OF
which herewith enelose) viii inform
you. am, &C., .
]. n. GoLDsBoRoUGH.
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until late Ia the afternoon when By 8 bold
charge By eur arrny, the rebel flag was made
sucen NIB and our own was hoisted, every
where on the Island insits place. = 81 IS 2
No attack could have been more cona-
pletely executed, and it was carried out
precisely in aecordanee with the arrange
ments made before the expedition left Cape
Hatteras Inlet
(Signedl J. IL. GoLDsB0Ro,
Fla0 Officer
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ST.. Louis, Feb 1.-THE following dis
patch was forwarded from Headquarters,
this morning, to Gen. Mcclellan, Washing
ton: ssaszs a. .ssAsa
The flag Of the Union now floats over the
Court House at Springfield enemy re-
treating after a short engagement, leaving
large amount of stores and equipage,
which were captured by Gen. Curtis Our
cavalry is in close pursuit
as Aea Il. w. Fl ALBECK,
Major- General
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Aosrs. On she River there Is varietion according
. '''' THE or CLOSING
Railr0dd 1fail flor incennea. tferEe Hauta
Princeton, Waxiingt0n, FBterabnrRh
sullivan, Carlisle. Rockville tndianal0
Iis. Cincinnatis, Louisville s. lfnn
Cairo, Chicagos aud other Northern Easterns
and Western points, and Railroad Way Offices,
every day except Snnd4yi 81 ....-........s- IA n
Lasispiils Mail (river) every Rueai4y
Thursday, and Saturday at ~ P. n
Paatodh HAD (river)& every day ia tbs
weex ezcspt sunday and Thursday At Il5< a. NJ.
Green 3igsr Af0ik lior Bowling Green and
way points, every Monday and Thurs
day At 80 P. n
Ms- Fe7soa Mall aand) every Tuesday,
Thursday, aid So turday at S17 A. NJ
wee nesd dI,sr'. md Friday a. 71sA.H.
Roeipogs MAI llandl every Monday. We'd
Psse~sssrsa Nal tway1 every Friday az 81 4. n
tPstsrsburgh letters, &c- come and go
BY Railroad daiiy.1
Caadsiaaa Mad every "Wednesday at TN.
maitars mai nj Il Tor z Calhoun and spottsvs, II p M
Railroad Nal, every day except Sunday &c A. a
Arrives the night before after ellce heass. ss,.
.' Thnrsd y lam and saturday y sRM
s'aday 4 and T iSss day By y ~ sM
Grssa RiDer Maib every Monday and Thurs- u
"a g - MA uandy every Monday.
Wednesday, and Friday by SF.M.
Nee HarRsoag Mad, every Tuesday, Thurs-
day, and Saturday by r. "a
Rsckport Hail (Iand) every sunday az P. NJ
ahd Wednesday and Friday At A. NJ
Arrives tAe evening befores after Office
hours.i
PsteTsburgh 3faii (way1 every Friday by So A. n.
CBl,thiana MAI every Friday at IA. IA.
ARRIVES the evening before. after Office hoars1
Hzz-Post Office opens At A. n. and closes at
r. n. week days. Delivery closes from 10 ~
A. a. week days during the closing Of tbs
Railroad mail Oihce open from 20 ~ a. NJ On th'
sab5atf.
JAMES h. Men EELT, P. N.
EVansvfilc, Ind, May I, 1851. iuly22-ywc
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Regiments organizing in 1


The following are The stations Of the reg i'm to
now organizing in Indiana, together with their
commanding oillcerss tar as the appointments
hass been Esade. The list also embraces several
regiments now Teady 10 take The field, which We
viii transfer 70 the list embracing. the stations
OF indiana troops outside Of the State as fass AZ
the changes made
4sth RssiBent-Cof Eddy--Goshens
SD RsgimeBt-R ailroad--Oei James a.. smith
Indianapolis. asst . - tta-
SD Esegimanf-C9f- Greshann--In dianapolt8 and
New Albany.
5ffh Regiment-Rsv. Cole job q 4. sfnl tf--lH-
fayetfe.
65fh Regimeaf--2nd Gsrman-ooional Mans
6eid-EvansFille.
Seth negirnent-C Consolidated with the 5 Id
Ssh Regfment--ooE Alkzandsr--G oaport-
6Jth Regime af-Col. owen Evansville.
6lst Reg rnea End Irish, Cot MulfsBs Madison.
SD Regfm4a4 -Rockport-SsoI. Jones.
90 Rogiment Colonel NOT yet appoiated--Coy-
fngton. ~ 49,! -laafs5E
E4th Reafment--1st ArSiIery-Colonei net set
appointed Several Companies OF this Regiment
are already in service
65th- Regiment-2hd ArtilIaFy-eel. +Anneke-
IndianaOoIis.
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sxEefAL TO ST. LOUIS DEMOCRAT VIA RoLLA.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. I3.---0 Our troops took pos
session ofSpringaeId to-day, without firing 9
gun. Price evacuated the place, yesterday
afternoon, marching out on the Fayetteville
road.
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mWoTEcE.--At the March Term. 1859. the

M0OTEGE.-At the March Term 1862, the
q " County Commissioners will let the keeping
of the County Paurers, at the Asylum, for one or
mere years, TO the lowest and best bidder
The party bidding wiz state his lowest igares per
year, tor keeping the poor and providing every
thing required by Law for the comfort OF the
paupers. Also the sum for which he Will superb n-
tend the Asylum, and the county furnish the TODD
and clothing. Bids must b. left with the Board
at their in the Court House, on the tirst Mon
day in March next, to be acted upon on that OF
some other subsequent day OF said term s.
The County Board will also contract with one
or more skillful physicanss having a knowledge o.
surgery attend to all county poer as we'll as the
prisoners in the county jail, fer or more years.
the physician to. furnish all medicines Bids so-
licited said profess services, at tho same
place and time WIN. II. WALKER A. " q.
Volksbote copy Janzid%sw
sfH6O U.RrTY" EERR.NRxs .N-0TRGE.-
w. All persons having books. drawn frein The
County Library, are noilhed to return the same 20
the Library between this date and the first day of
February next. Volumes will not be given cut %
readers until further notice.
w H. WALKER,
s8er 81 e-t sss A. " c. and Librar an
voIksbote pIease copy Ian2ldwzw
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DEraolT, Mich, Feb. 14.-An the banks
in this city suspended specie payment, to-
day.
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ST. LOUIS, February ia Cairo spe-
cial to the Democrat lays eannonading was
heard for three hours yesterday afternoon
in the vicinity of Columbus, supposed to be
rebels practicing No boat from the Cum
bertrand or Tennessee.
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enIeAao, Feb. "A special 70 the Eve

CHICAGO, Feb. IA Special 70 the Eve
ming Journal says:
FoRF HERRY, Feb. I5.-The expedition
under command of Col. Riggin, returned to
Fort Henry to-day from up the Tennessee
river having captured $4,000 worth of
contraband goods at Paris, Tenn. They also
found the tents and camp equipage of the
troops that left Fort Henry.
The troops have left here and will
pro badly attack Fort Donelson tomorrow.
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NV ADVERTIsE MENTS.
d eTT.srgF.g.ragIE 7.1Ee ~ 80.

II RNE@SKGE.9sv~S EEBTE-M Ds~rE%
MkuIsoNv1EEB, hiofoer Co., No. May a 1888.
1lRs q. NJ. JAGKeoN.-DEAR SIR bout two
years ago had cougestivs ehilla, which 30 COM
pietely prostratsd my whols SYSTEM that for
Elonths dsspairsd Of recovery. AZ natnral
consequence of the rigorous congestion Of blood
20 the thoraeic niacera Tor intefnal Fgans) was
now Affected with chfonic Inflammation OF the Ifv.
or stoHlacls and Spleen accompanied with palpi-
tatlon Of the heart aad long train Of distressing
nervous SYM TONS tried AL the usual remedies
IN vain. At length was induced ~ my brother
70 use 9 Or. Uoohand's German Bitsers., q As lie
said they had almost cured him Of Dtspersis- -
They afforded immediaEe relief aud ia one
week aEter began using thems I was able % psir-
sue my Ordinary aFocati0n.
am DESTROYS OF becoming your agent here, for
am confident that can sell q large amount Of the
genuine article am putting up drug store 81
this place and should consider my stock Of medi-
clnes inc plete without your freauabIe prsnara
tfou- GEO. w. STEW ART. M. ID
These Bitters are intended for Liver Com plaint
Dyspepsia, Nervous Debility, and diseases arising
from q dIsordersd stomach. They sgiH perform
what Il is said they will. For sale BY druggists
and store keepers Ia every town and village IN the
United States, Canadas, West Indies, and South
America at 20 cents per BOTTLE Nee that Jon get
Hoodand's German Bitters.
jan24 -a&w2w
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sAlUaDAY noRETNa.,. FEBRUARr i


stations OF the Indiana Troops.
The following are the stations Of The Indians
troops in active service outside Of the State We
regiments move from one positi. n to aaother..s
IxFASTRY
9th Eegiment-Col Crittenden--M unfNrdsviliei
I'm, Col Gavin, Sprinfeld, Virginia.
sth, Gel. BENTON, 0tterville, Missouri
9th, Col. Moody, Hnttonsillo, Virginia.
l0th, Col. Manson, Somerset, Ky
liti, Col McGinnis, Paducah, KY
I2th, Col. Linck, Sharpsburg, Md.
18th, Col. Sullivan, Romney, Va
14sh, Cot KimbaIl, Romney, vs..
18Th, Col. Wagner, New Haven, KY
18th. Col. Hacklenan, Frederick town, n arg Ian
nth, Col HascaIl, New Haven KY. 80
18Th, Col. Pattison, otterville, Missouri;
18Th, Col. Meredith, Washington City
10th, Col. Brown, Fortress Monroe, Virginia.
2lst. Col. Mcmillan, Baltimore, Nd.
I'D, Col. Hendricks, RolIa, Missouri.
Esd, Dol. sanderson. Paducah, Kentucky.
oath Col. H0vey, Otterville, Missouri.
25th, Col. ytatch, Cairo, Illinois
26th Col wheatiey, 0terviie, Missouri
z7th, Col. colgroye, Fredegiektown, nd
3eth, Color 81 Bass, Notnviiie, Ky.
3lst Col Crnft Calhoun, KY.
I'D, Ist German, Col. Which, Munfordsyille,
$50, Col Coburn, Lexington, KY.
saith, Col. Ryan. New Hsyen, Kentucky
35lh-Ist Irish--Cci Walker, Eardstown, Ky.
36th Col. Groee, New Haven, Kentucky
37ih, CO. Hazard, Bacon Creek Statian, Ky.
SSH, Col. scribner, IuDforlsvilIe, Ky
10th, Col. Wilson, Somerset Ky.
AID, Col. Jones, South CArrolton, ky-
433 Cal George K steele, Calhoun, Ky.
44th CtI Reed, Calhoun. NY.
46sh, Col. Fitch, New Havens by.
47th, Col. s ack, New Haven, KY
10Th Col Ray. Bardstown, KY
50th, Col. Dnnham, New Haven, same.
5lst, Mechanics, Gel. Strsight. Wild Oat, same
b7th Col. McNIullen, Somerset, same.
SSH, Col Carr, Somerset, came. -
CAVALRY
Capt Bracken's Company, Western Virg mia
Post Office address, Beverly
Capt 8irtleyss Company Western Yirgnia.--
Post Office address, Point Pleasant.
Capt Graham's Company, NoIinviile, kentuezy-
Capt Saddis's Company NO iinvilles same
Capt. Moreau's Company, New Maven same.
Capt. Kleine's Company, Noiinvilles same.
2sth Reg Col BakeTs 1st Cavalry Iron
ton. Missouri.
4ist Rsgiment, cd Cavalry, Col. Bridgland,
BardstowB, kentucky
45th Regiment, I'D cavalrp), COL Carter Mil
Stone Land ing Maryland.
ARrILLERY. e. Fl &
Cant. Rabbas Battery, Leagensworth, kansas.
Capt. Cokefair's Battery, Otterville, Missouri
Capt Klaus's Battery, Upton, Missouri
CAPT. Bush's Rattery, Mnnfordsviiles Ky-
Capt. simons0ns Battery, uBfOrdsviiie, same
Capt Behr'- Battery, Calhoun, same.
Capt. Harris Battery, IA unturdsvilies same.
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q. sTFAMER DDLAwARE.

= .
Of Elizabeth City, Feb. 10, 1862.
SRI have to report that | met the
army off this place this morning at nine
O'Clock, and after a very sharp engagement
have succeeded in destroying or capturing
his entire naval force, and silencing and
destroying his battery on Cobb's Point.
The only vessel saved from destruction is
the Ellis, Capt J. NJ, Cook, who was
wounded, and is prisoner on board this
ship.
Il have other prisoners. / am happy to
say that or casualties are few, considering
the warmth Of the enemy's FIRE, say two or
three killed and some wounded.
The conduct of the gallant men / have
the honor to command is worthy of all
praise. None of our vessels are severely in
iured shall leave here small force and
visit the cansls and take look into the
other places before return.
have the honor to be, &c, sc.
J.C Rowan, o. s. n
Late rebel Asccounts state that Commo-
dore Lynch has net yet been heard from.
He was probably drowned during the Fl ght.
Assistant Secretary of the Navy, Fox, has
also received a private letter, in which it is
stated the number killed in onr Navy is
about 20, and in the army about 80.
CHICAGO, Feb. I4.-Capt. Wizards Chi
cago Light Artillery left Fort Henry day
before yesterday at 1o3, A. n, and reached
this city to-day.
From him we learn that artillery left
Fort Henry for Donelson between 3 and 4
0 clock on the morning of the 18th, with
six regiments of infantry.
Gen. Grant, staff and body guard left at
10 A. NJ, same day. The rear guard left at
P. NJ. The whole force was Al 900 men
men with 81 pieces of light artillery.
Al o clock on the morning of the same
day eleven regiments left Padacah under
convoy of gunboats TO go up Cumberland
river, making the whole force over $4,000
men.
The gunboats expected to reach Fort
Donelson at o'clock yesterday. II was
designed to attack Fort Donelson with the
whole force yesterday afternoon.
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MOE @s4k.E.--1he undersgne1 cnef4 ri
~ sale at great sacrifice HIS three tslo
brick houses situated on The sOuth-east corhe 81
Second and Oak streets, on lot e5, upper Enia1Re-
ment. The improvement consists Of one two story
brick store aud dwelling, and two br1ck dwelling
houses we'll finished. The three houses Tent l1W
for six hundred and fifty dollars per annum.
BD-Applicatiou TO be made 60 Biohara Raleigh
fsb8-lm CHARLES COLLINS.
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Bsa. Spiritualism is losing its disciples
Rev o. D. Miller, of Nashua, N. H., who
says he has been medium for nearly eleven
years, writes, that seeing no prospect of
good resulting from spiritualisnl, and that
it has been the source of great deal of
suffering and harm TO him, he has thought
it bis duty to renounee it. Further, be
enters his solemn protest against it, as
fraught with much evil to the community
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ERlsBgtc speakers 3 sfsages's
mJmOTRCA or s.aEH.--Notico Is berebl

R@OTRCB or s.QLE.--Notice is hereby
~ given that will sell at Public Auction, 81
my shop, in the City Of Evansvills, YaudorburEh
county, TndiaDa, on WEDNESDAY, the 26th day OF
FEBRUARY, 1862 between the hours Of 9 O'Clock
a. NJ and o'clock p. N. Of said day, one ] horse
buggy, the property Of Joseph Neal Of W of Iaiaad
Mississippi sounty, State OF Missouri, to satisfy
a mechanics lien which held on said propoft ior
$1,000, storage advertisinRs aud costs for selling
same. CHRlSTIAH DICK RI
Third st. adjoining Court H0use.
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BeA- A company of Indianians from Jay
county, attached to an Ohio regiment, was
in the light Near Paintsville, Ky. in which
Col Garfield defeated and routed Humph-
reg Marshall. The company is commanded
By Capt. Reeves.
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.q GEiRElf NoTF.

VE II SE4&f9g GOGMs
Bo11ak, .5Eaaxaenesa
EIsilsI or 5faSe SSJzfoak,
1ghteh might Be checked
ll5k zUttb a sineple remedy,
y neglected, often Terminates seriously
Felo are olgare Of the in1portanes c
stopping a IBoMah or 5fLLakat
EaLd in its first stage that lott5ch
IN The beginning mould 1isld to q
mild remedy, if not attended to- aooD
attaczss the lungs.
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