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EDITORS JOURNAL: The Sanitary Com
mittee of this place would again ask leave
to acknowledge, through your paper, the
receipt of the following articles for the use
of the sick and wounded soldiers in the
Hospital to-wit:
From the Ladies' Relief Association of
Owensooro, KY, 26 shirts, 81 handker-
chiefs, 13 pairs drawers, do yarn socks,
l3 shirts, Is pillow cases, towels, Q
feather pillows, limb do, l bundle of
tracts, do bandages, and 2 bags dried
fruit.
From Boonville, l bundle of books, 4
shirts, sheet, l pair drawers, l do pants
aud bag dried fruit.
From friend, $500, for which the Com
mittee tender thanks.
JAMES G. ROOT,
Sec'y Sanitary Com.
NEwBURGH, June 80, 1852.
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ATTENTION, ARMY SUTLERs.-We desire
to call your especial attention to one of the
most valuable and saleable articles for the
use OF the army-a preparation of nedicines
that has stood the public test for more than
twenty years, and has become familiar in
every household. This article, " PERRY
DAyIs's VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER" needs
no introduction; everybody knows it the
soldiers know it, and you have only to keep
it to sell it. No remedy is more efficacious
IN curing Darrhea, Cramps, Dysentery,
Coughs, Colds, Slight Wounds, or Bruises,
and many other ailments incidental to a
soldiers life. 1t is light and convenient to
carry, and can be resorted to on the march,
as well as in camp, without trouble. Being
used both internally and externally, it's
value cannot be over estimated; in fact,
the soldiers want it and must have it, and
to keep such an article is the duty of every
sutler. II is sold at wholesale by Ed
Wilder, R. A. Robinson & Co., Wilson &
Peter, J. S. Morris Sons, and Raymond
& Tyler, Louisville; Hoover & Bryant, New
Albany; W. A. Bell, Paducah j. B.
Humphreys & Co., Cairo; Keller " bite,
Preston Bros, P. Veirling, LEIGH & Carl
stedt, and S. E. Gilbert & Co., Evansville.
]. N. HARRIS & CO.,
Ell Proprietors. Cincinnati.
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B@ S per cent. premium
paid for Gold, 3 per cent.
premium paid for Silver, 3
per cent. premium paid for
Treasury Notes (old), highest
price paid for Uncurrent Mon
ey, at the Savings Bank, No.
4 First street.
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GOOD for the zo.h Indiana

Philadelphia Press Correspon dence from Rich
mond Army.
On Thursday last, the goth Indiana vol
unteers, formerly stationed at Camp Hamil-
ton, but now forming an outpost regiment
OF the gallant Kearney's outpost division,
were attacked by the rebels, who had been
in the habit OF driving in our pickets of
late, just for the sake of reconnoitering-
The Hoosier boys remembered that day
" hat the brave and accomplished Gen. Max
Weber had told them, when, as pickets, Ito
give the alarm promptly, keep a sharp
lookout, and stand firm, unless closely
pressed by the enemy. This will prevent
confusion and panic, and You can be prompt
ly and quietly reinforced, aud then fall back
slowly and in good order" This was the
advice of him who, at Breslau, surprised
and whipped eight thousand Prussian regu-
lars with $500 raw Republicans.
The Indiana boys stood their ground as
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NoTICE TO THE PUBLIC.-Mr. A. Conn
artist, is now at this place, where he pro-
poses to paint portraits and other photo
graphs. Persons desiring pictures can see
a speciman of his work, a portrait of MIR.
Rathbone, by calling at Tilestou's Gallery.
je2S-3td.
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RG~ LoNGsHoRE & PERKINS, Trunk Man
ufacturers, No. % Locust street, Evansville,
Ind. We intend to manufacture and keep
constantly on hand everything in the trunk
line. Steel Spring and Leather Trunks
and Valises made to order. Trunks COW
cred and repaired at the shortest notice and
in the best workmanlike manner. Please
give US call. je25-lw
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
q emeTGy p OF e
ThE
HERO OF THE DAY.

EFT IS .z.%. EyH-DKSPUT.6BkE FACT
II tnat Gen. Pope is entitled to any 20 ition in
th- gilt of the Government for his iriAg energy
Ii the ladies of these days had the making Of
CT nerals they Certainly would appoint SCHAP-
kER BUSSING, IF No. go Main street, Major
General commanding (Iashioas) }, since their store
is the scene of attract ons for fashionable Silk
Mantil:a9, busters, Saquts audlCircuars, BonRets,
Hats, Billions, Flowers, aud Dry Goods of every
description, Of which they are daily receiving
Inducements. 'e28
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KAILROAD RECEIPTS.

JUNE 30
81 bales hay, W NJ AK man 4 Co; II sacks four
J p Elliott; GUUO feet pine lumber, John Glover;
2 ks bdw, Little Bros; bxs clocks, bSs wefg hts
y + koseBcFans; l bx G. ObAcco, Schroeder &
chr; l case oil Goth, r Z; ~ bxs cheese, r Il
ORiley; 81 tons bran, John Meni; bbI eggs
VIM CIldwriI; 10 bags rile, bDls ggs, SACKS
cried fruit, Preston Bros; bales nIuse, IL bxs
( .ods, bx faus III Ii u 90; 20 doz bpooms, Is
sacks -four, fOIeuson d &c; bx nidse, + Horn
brock & Co; 50 bxs cheese, IS kegs soda b d V i;
10 car loads mill fixtures, Mr. Mil sr---
A. E. SHRADER, Agent.
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TAKE NOTICE, EVERYBODY !
UNION STATE TICKET.

-s-s5 Secretary Of State, "a
WILLIAM A. PEELLE.
auditor of State,
ALBERT LANCE. +--
Treasurer Of State,
JONATHAN S. HARVEY.
Attorney General
DELANA R. WILLIAMSON.
Superintendent Of Public Instruction,
JOHN /. MORRISON.
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NOTICE
up LIE

IFS -AEREBF GEH'RJN" THAT
n will sell at Public Cutlery, on the Promises, on
SATURDAY, 18th day Of july, 1862
Lots Nos sos, 506 607 ,505 and SO in block 30
City o. Metropolis, CoantV of Mas-ac and state o,
illinois. On said lot, Nos 507, sos, 500, and 5lOf
there is a gooi STEAM FIGURING MILL and
BRICK WAREHCU USE. Said mill has two run
OF Stones, French Burrs, one fur and the other
three and a half feet in diameter, and all neces-
sary Machinery for Merchants and Country
work. The Engine is good new, 10 inch Cyiin-
der, foot str' Ike, etalie lacking; inch for,
pump, ordinary motion, 100 rev, buttons Ter min
gte' Ihis IA ill he's made 100 barrels OF Xxx
TERMS OF SALE.-Oue third rash, one-thjri
in twelve months, anl the balance in two years
the purchaser giving note with app owed St curity
"Ld mortgage on the premises to secure the tur-
chase M ney. Said properly if sold at uction
may / e purchased at private sale.
/ s. ARMSTRONG,
Atty in fact for heirs of VIM Brown, decd.
June Z7-lwd ~ - -
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United States MarshaPs Sale
CONRTABAND GOODSl

KPY' TIRTUR or FIVE W-RKTs
A1 of vendtioni rxTonaS TO me directed from
the erk's Office of ths United Stqtes Dis riot
Court for the Seventh Crodit and ist icr fIudf-
ana, will on Tuo shay, he first dy Of July IoG2
st the Uld Post Office sfand First lte ct at 10
o'clock A. NJ, in the City f Eva, syil'e, in the
county of Van derburgh and State of India a.
offer tor sale at Public Auction the follow ing de
scribsd proper ty, viz:
o sacks coffee, 10 ibis whisky, beg trenln tar
ter, keg 8, da, IL box starch, 6 casks aeon, 2
box dry goods, IL ferkins butter, navy pistols
box hardware, 2O0,0O0 needles, 10 It's thread
leo OF. qbifine, sly glasses, 40 hogs 2 va:isCs
containing 40 gross amy buttoHe, 90 ieces Id
lace and cord, % yards boting crtii, 2 trunks
contai.Irg pieces blue clio h, vali-e ntainiDg
lot of gold lace aud bullion f,r epauls It's sundTy
packages con. aiming needles, buttons and no ions
b~i coal, bags containing 100 military
buttons, 90 OF gold uiip and 200 yards gold
laca, seiZ-d at Evansville, Indiana. O Condemn.
by the UUiteI States District Court.
sails 10 cJn;Iuu. from DAY ay, till all the
property is sold. Terms cash.
DAVID G. ROSE, U. s. Marshal
by ]. :. BIG Lew, Deputy.
IndianapOiis, June "a. l. 62-1w
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Or. to state it differently, the expenses of
the army from April l, l847, to April l,
ls4s, as subsequently, shown by Secretary
of the Treasury Meredith, Eek. Doc. LIST
sess, 31st Congress, I'd VOL, were $34, 89l,-
$50 55.
The average animal expense per man
was thus 1915 40, although General Scott
subsisted on the enemy beyond Jalapa.-
The average monthly expense per man was
SGT 95.
From October first, 1861, to May the
twenty. second, 1862. period of eight
months, the expenditures, of the War De-
partment, as shown by the gentleman from
Massachusetts, Mr.. Dawes were $685.
lls,20s, at the average rate of $3s, 1l4 ne
per month. Upon the basis of having had
SIS, 900 men under pay for the entire period,
the average monthly expense per man rises
to $76 g. Instead of the comparison be-
ing favorable to our Mexican experience it
is the reverse and we have general result
which, Notwithstanding the peculiar en-
barrassments of the Government and the
unprecedented nakedness of every form of
supplies, is the best and most satisfactory
evidence of the fidelity, integrity, and pru-
dence with which the public interests have
been guarded. All this, too, although the
wider field of our operations ard greater
activity of our armies add to the necessary
expenditures an indefinite but considerable
percentage. War is, of course, expensive;
and in the multiplicity of officials and the
nature of their business, there will doubt
less be some infdelity; but | believe the
present management is securing as rigid ac-
countability and faithful expenditure as
can be expected, or is usually secured by
governments
CHARGES OF " FRAUD"
know, Mr.. Chairman, we have bad
great cutlery about immense frauds; but If
all be true IS asserted, they bear a very
feeble relation to the entire operations, and
they are, and have been, most grossly ex-
aggerated. The gentleman from Indiana
declaims as loudly on this subject as any
one l have heard; and yet he points out
very little. will enumerate his specifca-
tions.
He complains of the purchase of stores in
New York, by Alex. Cummings, and says
a nLaros amount was lost" doubt whether
in the worst view, $4,000 were lost by
Government in that affair, and not cent
bp the fraud of any one. A few inferior
articles were bought, which are not service
able. but this is perfectly consistent with
the integrity of the parties, as the investi-
eating committee say, and IS due to the
haste with which, under pressure OF peril
to the Capitol, the commissions were exc
cuted.
He next complains Of Gen. Cameron's
contracts for guns, all of which a commits
sion, composed of Hon. Joseph Holt, OF
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gGT When soe a0aHt a picture Of any kind
ace go to adams Gallery, on corner of Main
and Second streets. His Pictures are the best.
june 28-lwd.
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Court Notice.

STATE Or INDIANA, In the 6 Court !, Of G. Com
Vabderburgh County. mon mon I G OF Fanoer
Septe mber Term, 1862.
George W. Reed,
Henry H. Reed, and
Edward J. Reed, A4.h,rt
Davis Clark and
Thomas @. Summers
s. n II FsPE-zREJN 81 Il r sAFEKO4 UT
q on file in the office of The Clerk of the Court
afsresa d, that the claim of the pla IFS In this
action is for tire amount OF two pTomissory notes,
given by defendants plaintiffs, and that the de-
fendants are non residents of the State Indiana.
Not ce of the pen dency of su, h action is there
fore giVel to sad Davis Clark and Thos. @. Sum-
mers and that the will stand fer trial at the
ext term of the Court aforesaid, to tie begun and
held ut tue Court Hol Sc, in the county and State
aforesaid, the first Monday in September, A.
D. 1862.
Wi the Clerk of said Court, ct Evansville,
this 20Ih day of May, 1862,
LOUIS RICHTER, Clerk.
Chandler Hynts Plff's Atty's may22 sww
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June 30-2td.

s9~ DR.. B. j. D respectfully tenders
his services in medicine and surgery to
those needing them. He occupies the Office
of DR.. Bray on First street, and may be
found there or at the Sherwood house.
June 26-tf
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i. O. O r.

The officers and members of Crescent
Lodge No. l22, I. o. o. F.. are requested to
meet at their Lodge Room on Tuesday
evening, July lst, at o'clock.
A full and prompt attendance is solicited,
as business of vital Importance to the Lodge
will be brought forward
JAMES a. CUTLER, N. G.
June 30-2td.
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BpE H 9EsHFs.HB p. nRsD n fl n r
-&1 on the Il; h OF Jrne, 1862, the undersigned,
coroner Of VABderf urgh county, Indiana held an
inquest, with assistance Of twelve qualified cleo
tors of UniOn township, over the body of George
kFeEs, who was found in the Ohio iv in Union
township, Wander burgh county, Indiana. The
said h reps Was five ftet eight inches high, and
about 46 years of age. Had on cotton hurt an
cotton pHDtaoOns The aid in'y return ed he
following verdict " Came to his death by cciden.
tai downing. a. YOUNGS,
jel7 Coroner
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A-a Il1lalllal
DIE d

On Monday morning, 29th inst, of consumr-
ton, ISAAC R. MILLS, aged SO years, months and
II avs.
The funeral will take l lace from his residence
on Locust stl eet, between Sixth and Seventh
streets, on Wednesday, I'd inst at o'clock in the
afternoon, Friends of the family are invited to
attend without further notice. je3I-2td
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HOME INTERESTS.

/. o. o. F.-The officers and members
of Morning Star Lodge No. Z, l. O. o. F.,
are hereby notified to meet at their Lodge
Room on Wednesday, July I'd, at O'clock
P. NJ, to attend the funeral of our late
Brother, /. R. Mills, member of this
Lodge. All members of the order in good
staading are invited to attend. 5sA
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Court Notice.

STArroprADrN. Ia The Court Of Com
Y"nderburgh County buP e County. A"''si
september Term, 1o62.
Levi Ig chart, Asa Iglehart,
William T. fglehart Louis
Roberts, Addison f. Roberts
and George W. Bur. ank, Attachment.
The New York Central Rail.
rOa& Company.
EFT ssPPE.EREoN-GF kS "" sRPEFEKB-N vi r
4 this day filed in the Office the Clerk Of the
Court ioreraid that the claim in this action is
for the value OF Iineiy barrels of hoUr de ivered
to dffsndants by pl .intff Levi, Asa and vii lam
I. Igieh IT, to be by de'encaats traR,por ed to
New York City and delivered 10 he otbe plain
ifs by the style of Z. Roberts Co., aud that said
defendant is foreign corporation.
Notice of The tendency of tie above entitled
ton is therefore given to said Nv York
Central Railro.d Company, and that the
same will stand for trial at tn xt term OF said
Court to be begun aud held at the flourt Ho in
the City of Evansville, in the County and State
on the first Monday in September, a.
d. 1862.
Witness the ERIK of sad Court at Evansv.lle
the goth day of May, A, d. 1862.
LOUIS RICHTER, CLERK " c. G.
Asa IgleEart. Plff's ATTY may q 3ww
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By order of

Doors, SHOES AND READY-MADE CLOTHING
AT AUcTIoN.-H. Nelson & Co. will sell to
the trade on Wednesday morning at nine
o'clock at their auction room, next door to
Crescent City Back, Main street, rs pair
linen pants, rs luster coats, 80 mems and
boys linen coats, 10 cloth coats, lot of
tweed pants, "a check shirts, flannel shirts
and drawers, 80 summer vests; also IL
pairs mems boats, IL pairs boys boots, So
pairs mems shoes, so pairs ~omen's and
children's shoes, lot Of slippers and cloth
shoes, &c. They call attention to dealers,
as the whole will be sold at wholesale for
cash without reserve.
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TAKE NOTICE. notify the public that
could not hold my auction last week, as adj
vertised, or account of sickness, but will
offer large sale on next Thursday morn
ing, at o'clock, and keep on three days in
succession. First, shall commence with
a fine lot of furniture, such as wardrobes,
bedsteads, bureaus, tables, sofas, chairs and
rockers. Second, new and splendid stock
of dry goods, such as bareges, calicOs, and
lawns. Also, nice stock of shoes and
ready made clothing.
The goods are on exhibition every day
for examination by the public.
july1-5t J. J. COIN.
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him, will themselves be crushed. Rather
let them cease their needless warfare, be-
come useful instead of mischieyous, pairio-
tic instead of fGctious.
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THE ADMINISTRATION AND ITS
ASSAILANTS.

Speech OF Hon. Edward MCPHERSON,
OF Pennsylvania, TN the House of
REPRESENTATIVES,, june 5, 1s62.
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be begun and carried on. They will not
avail to seduce our citizens from their hdel-
lty. They will do no more than separate
the true men from the false, and will knit
the former into a frmer and more invinci-
BILE phalanX.
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TailOrS Wanted.
Cornner's Innuest.

EBvR-O aeon T.AIEORS C.4B GET
a steady employment by Ealing at G. DA-
NIDSON'S shop, on First street. je27
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Walnut Street House REQ ened.
g ~ Rec Lea H-F TO RyN-POH.W TIE
N publij that have reftted and re 0 ened the
ABOVE named popular House, md that l am now
ready to accommodate permanent and transie Ut
Bearders.
No pains will be spared to make my guests com
Portable. NJ HOME
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Court Notice.

east court N OGIC0.
STATE OF INDIANA, In me Court OF Com
YandeTburgh County. mon fitas' OF Wander
Septem her Term, 1859
Alfred B. Curling and
Edv ard Dethe tidge,
surviving partners of
CARING, Robertson, : Foreclosure
Company,
John Wesley Hughes.
EFT :. II f'E.E RE.T 81 RYAFPEE5.s U.E7
AL this day filed in the OH of the Clerk of tie
Court aforesaid, that the deferdent in the above
entitled action the object of which is TO reclo-e
mortgage, is not resident 0f the State Of IN
diana.
Notice Of the tendency OF this action is therefore
given to said John Wesley Hughes, and that the
will stand for trial he next term of the Court
afo resaid, to be egun and ED at the Court House
in the city of Evansville, in the County and State
aforesaid, on the FIRST Monday in September, A.
D. 1862.
Witness the Clerk of said Court tho 21st day
May, 1862
LOUIS RICHTER, V. G. @.
Chandler Hynes, plaintiffs attorneys.
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EFFECTS OF THE REBELLION.

This rebellion, atrocious as it is, will bear
many good fruits. Que will be TO forever
dispose of those speeious theories which have
weakened the Government, and were the
foundation on which Secession rests. An
other, to explode those false doctrines of
political economy, which, forgetting the ma
ture of man, and ignoring the ambition of
nations, the clashing of interests, the temp
tations of power, and the allurements of
weakness, would regulate our legislation
by deusive notions of the benefits of unre-
stric ted trade among all nations, rather
than by the safer standard Of regard Tor
our own interests, and self-protection as
well against the covert assaults of foreign
trade as the open assaults of foreign enmity.
Because the address of the caucus of the
unhappy fourteen, practically adopts the
specious theories which are the life's breath
of Secession, and place its signers upon the
high road to Observation-Disclosures and disunion,
reprobate them as enfeebling and destroy
ing. Because the doctrines of the speeches
of the gentleman from Indiana would chain
the country to European aristocracy and
wealth, would keep it chained, and shut it
out from the magnificent destiny which
awaits US, if we be true to ourselves mind
full of our powers, and careful of our re-
sources, repudiate them, and call upon
the people to disOwn and frown upon both
as inimical to their prosperity, independence,
and freedom.
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CONCLUDED.
THE ACTUAL FIGURES.


Bot coming to the distinct allegation, l
deny that the proportionate expenses per
man were, during the Mexican war, little
more than one-fourth the amount now ex-
pended per man. l can find no warrant
f a this Statement, but the reverse. | take,
as tie test, the year of greatest activity
that which witnessed the capture of the city
of Mexico, and all its antecedent victories.
If the gentleman will examine the war re-
port OF Mr. Marcy, dated December 2, lS47,
lex. Doc, Isl sess., 3Oth Cong, I'd vol, p.
45) he will find the strength of the army
thus stated
Regulars .'s.s'' s''s's''s '''''.''' yoOS
Volunteers ........ ~ ,O27
Total........ .''''''.' .........45I $50
The expenses for the year ending June
30, 1947, are stated in the documents 'ac-
companying the Presidents Message of De-
GENDER, ls47, to have been:
Army proper. PHI, SSOI S4Z 81
Mexican hosulitles ............ 1901 226 AZ
Armories, Arsenals, aud Mu-
nluOnS OF War................ 1,bll, Zlo 70
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POSITION OF THE PRESIDENT.

Least of all will the attacks of these gen.
tlemen impair the position of the President,
who, beginning his administration in the
darkest and most troublous period of our
history, has overcome prejudices, won re-
spect and secured admiration, at home and
abroad, by unfaltering and singls-minded
devotion to duty. The cares of his great
office have NOS confused him its patronage
has not corrupted him; its brilliancy has
not dazzled him. Self-peised, he has steadi-
~ controlled the current of events-with
fortItude bearing reverses, with calmness
enjoying successes, with msnliness meeting
all. Pure in heart, no one can assail his
integrity and the people love him. Great
in mind, he grasps, in all its parts, the mo-
mentous present, and the people admire
him. Brave in spirit, he advances to great
deeds, and the people applaud him. Rarely
are so great and fitting qualities combined.
They who seek to undermine and overthrow