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The Evansville daily journal., 1862-03-21

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Cages Of Real Estate. ....SlT, 900 90
Amount loaned on pledge 44e53 AFst5 0s-si
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The Evansville daily journal., 1862-03-21
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= Facts for the People. -
It is a fact not to be Gisputeds that Roser Bros.
are now opening enc of the best and cheapest
stock of Dry Goods in tho city, comprising every
thing fashionable in Ladies' Dress Goods, from the
lowest pr5ce of 614c per yard up to the highest
Shaws in great quantity and variety SIX Dusrefs
and Lace Nantes. 0ur stock Of Hosiery, Gloves,
Notions. &C., &e., is complete. Also Che latest
styles of Prints, LAWNS 0rgaRdiesi BafaGess ing
hams, DC. Bieached an d Brown MuElfnss irish
Linens, also Cottonades, Linen Drills all for men
and boys wear. Ladies' Misses, and Ohildrens
Shoes, and good many articles usually kept IN our
inc, all of which We warrant to sell az cheap q tl
heapest. ROSEB BfSOo.
R1A CR-NsTS FEE GILL en- FOE
SRW pure Carbon Oil. Also a pure article OF
Camel Coal ell. Consumers can depend on get
tins a. low from as as the article can be had in
town VICKERY BROS, 81 Main st.
TR3BRVT.F.F.V sKsRVP.-Jpst. received
II at a. ]. e0HLAEPFEItS
JAMS .ss-s--~ -. - u = 2 =.
= CTs. per 1b for nice fresh dressed chicken
% at v1CKERY BR0S.s
decT No " haln So
R.aRD OAEs-2sfbbis extra No. winter
IL strained Lard lcii, Just received at
JAMS sE - sSzzsEn -. a. ooOhz5s
I"RORRLa BssJN-M RESHs-1000 pounds
~ choice new and very fat Georgia Bank God
riSi JAMS agsI Eas7 I 58 Glai6 street
! RmR0MRRRK HsN~ gAKTTS =-F-sg 4
SlKME 10 kits No.H Maeksref; ssA zsAA q
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The Evansville daily journal., 1862-03-21
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M@O TKCRr OF THE 0PESV1NG
@W and laying out of Public Alleys gree
ably to the Charter aud Ordinances of the City,
notice is hereby glvens that on the 18th d.y ef
january, 1859, an order was passed by the Cannon
CouncaI ef the City os ETansvilles Ea1uirfng an
alley to be laid out and opened in Block mum Der
eighty. one (Ho. s1) in the Town of Lamasco City,
now City of Evansville, and that g plot showing
the position width, and length of said alley was
appended TO said ordeFs and II AoW on ME In thas
Office. P. BURKE, CLERK.
Clerks ONCE. january g, 1a62zew
0.aLRa or FEE RINr61ssN.Ess -AJN.1S
| kS HOsE.-The City of Meanwhile Offers for sale
| two hand Fire Engines and quantity Of leather
| Hose. Application may he made to cit her OF the
p9aliS6sRsp janissss Ems JOIN a 1 HKNEr.
/ RROTECR or 16HSgDJy~TKJHDEJN'SE
| aW the Alley in fractional Block No. II, Fest,
| ern nlargement.-Agreeably 40 the Charter ana
Ordinances Of the City, ,otfee fs hereby 81 ven that
| on the 1Ith day Of JamEary 1852 an order was
/ passed by the Common Council OF the City OF Ev-
/ ansviIIe, requiring the alley along tho Eastern
line of fractional Block No ~ in the Eastern
/ Enlargement, and extending from 1um to Null
/ berry street, to be discontinued, and that Plos
/ showing the pasitions width and length OF SAID
i alley wan appended TO said order, and Is na@ on
i file in this office. -rs- "a -
All Of the owners of real estate adjoi ming sala
alley in said Block No. II, having signlnel N
writing their consent to the discontinuance OF SAID
alley. ~ =, ,,.-rvr. f,o.t,
1 CIo~l,as of7ca Ian a 1891
The Evansville daily journal., 1862-03-21

WP0sNsV:BTs .aJNeB M.a4s.s aar go
If A large stock of Bonnefs of the latest styles
ChiIds' Misses, and Ladies' Hats, Just opened Of
sCHAPkEB q BUSSIEG'S,
The Evansville daily journal., 1862-03-21

WE are now manufacturing Wells Patent Fold
q q Spring Bed, the best and most convenient nov
a IIHs, al IL can be moved or handled without an
rOuBie. Call and examine them ani25
rWM@NFT8 L&saRAs--6Os kegs pure fore sale
w hv .L.-s 9. ID. GILaAl3I q 10.
The Evansville daily journal., 1862-03-21

Clerks once, January l. 1862.
The Evansville daily journal., 1862-03-21

G9ROTCN IsIGRLEs y IN E-kassR 6asa&s
u 10 bbls extra Pickles. at ,os,v,s sa
The Evansville daily journal., 1862-03-21

&URRR MO OuSH gAs@U.Fas r 10 barrels
ES sugar house eyrnp, received this days ana SOLO
at sfl CENTS Ter GALLON at H a. COOKS.
: 80 80 = Ffzs Is 7saa TB MAIN street.
The Evansville daily journal., 1862-03-21

RNRRER PO WDBB,
AA~ In Iib and Zn canfsters-5 cases fast receiY
ed and for sale by q. e. GILBERT CO.,
The Evansville daily journal., 1862-03-21
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-08-12

2t New i Ofk, SIdto lldC tlle S''1'o'"o
had captured the British steamer Ladera
whilst trying to run the blockade She had
been previously struck whilst trying to run by
Fort Pulaski She has heavy cargo.
A letter dated off Mobile 3lst ult., reports
that six men had deserted from Fort Morgan,
reaching the frigate Susquehahna with con-
siderable risk. They report the strength OF
the garrison at Fort Morgan at from SIX to
eight hundred men. Two comr anies Of light
artillery garrison Fort Gaines.
A despatch from New York, dated yesterday,
says:-''In consequence of the new and strict
orders to-day received, Provost Marshal Ken
needy prohibited passengers going out IN tie
California steamer without passports, and the
steamer has been detained. All persons found
in the streets to-day in military uniform with
out proper papers, were arrested by the police
Amos Green, an eminent lawyer Of Paris,
Illinois, has been arrested at TeTe Haute, by
order of the r. S. Marshal. 1t is reported
that the charge against him was purchasing
arms and ammunition with which to resist the
government draft The editor Of the Demo
cratic STANDARD, published at Paris, Illinois,
has also been arrested for reasonable practices
It is reported that an armed organization ex-
lists IN Indiana and Southern Illinois to resist
the draft.
It is reported that two Of Prices recruiting
officers have been arrested in St. Louis Some
800 recruits had been raised in St. Louis, most
of whom it was througbt would BE- arrested for
trial.
Major Mcdonnell has left St. Louis to es-
tablish provost marshalship at various points
in Illinois and Iowa, under recent order from
Washington.
Archbishop Hughes has returned to this
country in the steamer Scotia
Some three hundred contrabands Of all ages.
and both sexes, were added to the number of
persons Of that character domiclled at Scamp
Barker" Washington, during the last week
In little over three months two hundred and
twenty have been SEM out to service; eleven
men entered the United States navy.
The stock Of American cotton in the port Of
Liverpool at last accounts had been reduced to
81, 900 bales In peace times the usual stock
of American on hand was five or six hundred
thousand bales Il is stated that cotton is ten
cents per pound cheaper in Liverpool than in
New York.
Governor Morgan, Of New York, has deter
mined not to draft men in that State until af
ter the 18th inst, and then only in case Of ex-
trcme necessity.
4 plan is on foot in New York, which is sup
ported by several wealthy merchants of that
city, and others, to get up drafting insurance
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-08-12

day, very suddenly. Foul play was susncctsa
in the case, and investigation is to be made
The Raleigh Standard of July 23d contain.
a letter written last June by Hon. George T
Badger to Mr.. Ely, NJ c. He denies th,,
there is any Union feeling in North Caroline
He says there was love for the Union there
until Mr. Lincoln, in April, 1861, called for
troops. From that moment there was no Diff
erence among them. Hence the State placed
nearly sixty regiments in the field, and not
corscript or drafted man amongst them. A
voluntary return to the Union will not be ac.
copied on any terms They would rather far
that the State should be colony Of England,
France or Sardinia.
Among the prisoners broug htto Washington
on Saturday night and lodged in the Old Capt.
tol prison. was Thos r. Love, David Fitz.
hugh and-W Villains, of Fairfax c. H., for
refusing to take the oath Of allegiance; and
COL Charles Lee Jones, late Of Washington.
and Major Alfred Moss, Of Fairfax {. H., aid
to Gen. Ewell, taken prisoners some time
since, near Orange c. FL.
On Saturday, the wife Of Col. I. S. Piper,
of the Confederate army, was arrested at the
Navy Yard, Washington, and is now in the
custody of the Provost Marshall
The Nashville Union says that Gov. John
son is authorized by the Secretary Of War to
release all loyal Tennesseans prisoners in the
North, and to exchange others for loyal len
nesseeans imprisoned in the South. Ex-Gov
Campbell has been appointed commissioner
One hundred and ten Confederate prisoner
some of them taken in recent sklrmlshes near
Culpeper G. H., reached Washington on Sun
day night. A portion Of them were citizens
arrested as spies, or suspected OF giving alo
anu comfort to the enemy.
The Washington Star of yesterday afternoon
says:-'A number of persons were yesterday
and the day before prevented, except on con-
ditions, from leaving the city IN the cars
This action is in accordance with the Execr'
tive order, to prevent the evasion OF military
duty by those subject to draft.
The Rev. M. Stonestreet, of Washington
S. j., has beer elected ty the jesuit ooc'eS
to make the annual visit to His Holiness 'nS
Pope. and general of the order.
The =. S. steamer Freeborn, arrived at 'l''
Navy Yard, Washington, Sunday atte'"oOA'
bringing twenty-five prisoners, five sallloa's "
number of canoes, and a lot Of merchanu'so
which were captured on Friday and oaluto"'
nights last near Blackstone Island oh W,
of the boats was found about two hu'lo''t
bushels Of wheat, large number OF sacn' y
salt, $4,000 cigars, coffee, thrse chests o. :Ss'
boxes of boots and shoes, handkerchlefs pi''a '
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-08-12

The New York World says: 'Gen. " ads~
WORTH day or two ago, arrested the editors OF
p naner in Harrisburg, which merely printed
bogus placard stating that Gen. Lane was IN
town, and would speak and raise two colored
regiments. Wendell Phillips devoted his whole
speech at birmingham the other day to dis
oouraging enlistments Nothing was too reck~
lsss for his ribald tongue to utter, and the eli
max was that all our blood and treasure is
wasted, and that it was better for the South to
20 than lose another life Secretary Stanton's
order is Just and timely. It should be applied
fearlessly.
Gov. Andrews, of Massachusetts, has ORDER
ed new enrolment Of the ahle-bodied male
citizens of the Commonwealth between the
ages Of IS and u.s. No exemptions are to be
considered in making the enrolment. These
will be made when the drafting comes, if it
comes at all At the present time the judlca-
tions are that it will not be needed.
Brig. Gen Wordsworth has been authorized
to raise and organize one or more infantry reg
iments Of volunteers in the District OF Column
bia. to serve for three years or during the war.
Secretary Stanton has issued an order ex
empting from the restrictions upon travelling,
couriers with dispatches to and from the lega
tons of friendly powers in the United States
The funeral Of Gen McCoob took place st
Cincinnati on Monday There was large at
tendance Of military and citizens The state
nent Of the Philadel phia Press that the Gene
raj was shot whilst kneeling and begging for
mercy, is denied by Capt Burt, the Generals
adiutant, who says he was kneeling and assist
ing the driver to manage the frightened horses.
Capt Hudson, at Manzanlla on the Goth,
reports to the agents of the Golden Gate that,
owing to the shelving beach and heavy surf,
where the wreck Of the steamer IS lying, there
is little probability Of saving the treasure. The
third officer of the ill-tated ship, in charge of
boat containing some twenty or thirty per-
sons, had not reached Manzanllla at last ac-
counts.
T. is announced, in the English journals by
the Scotia, that forty merchants and shlpown~
ers Of Liverpool had 1nemorlalized Earl Rus
sell relative to the alleged violation Of interna
tional law by the Federal cruisers in the Bahia
ma waters, and that Lord Russell replied,
through Mr. Layard, justifying the proceed.
ings Of the cruisers owing to the practice OF
sending vessels to the Bahamas torthe purpose
of running the blockade.
The Washington Star speaking Of the late
battle in Culpeper, says:-"At p. NJ, 759
Of the Federal wounded had reached Culpepper
Court House. by ambulance Every church
and other suitable building in the village inclu-
ding private houses, were filed with them
The citizens, male and female, those Of seces-
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-13

Provost Marshal to arrest all deserters,
whether regulars, volunteers, or militia, and
send them TO the nearest military commander
or military post, where they can be cared for
and sent to their respective regiments; te ar
rest upon the warrant OF the Judge Advocate,
all disloyal persons subject TO arrest under the
orders of the War Department.; To inquire
Ino and report reasonable practices, seize
stolen or embezzled property OF the Govern
ment, detect spies of the enemy, and peIfoi IN
such other duties as NAV be enioined upon
them by the War Department, and report all
their proceedings promptly TO the Provost
Marshal General
"FouriA. To enable special Provost Mar
shals TO discharge their duties efficiently, they
are authorized TO call on any available mill
tary force within their respective districts. or
else TO employ the assistance of citizens, con-
stables, sherilfs, or police officers, 30 far as
may be necessary under such regulations as
may be prescribed by the Provost Marshal
General of the War Department, with the
approval OF the Secretary of War.
Fifth. Necessary expenses incurred IN this
service will be paid on duplicate bills certified
by the special Provost Marshals, stating time
and nature of service, after examination and
approval by the Provost Marshal General.
'.Sixih. The conversation OF special Pro-
yost Marshals will be - dollars per month,
and actual travelling expenses, and postage
will be refunded on bills certified under oath
and approved by the Provost Marshal General.
'.Secenh. All appointments in this service
will be subject TO be revoked at the pleasure
of the Secretary OF War.
Eighth. All orders heretofore issued by
the War Department, conferring authority
upon other officers to act "a Provost Marshals,
except those who received special commissions
from the War Department, are hereby revoked
by order of the Secretary OF War,
L. TuoMAs, Adjutant General"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-13

Advertisements published In both the Daily and the
Weekly srxrISrI will be charged the fuli Daily rates.
with half the weekiv rates added
Business Notices published IN tie local columns, 81 ten
Ie- or under be charged Tor each insertion 81, "
ten lines. ten cents .eT line.
Charges will be- made fnr inserting the notices oi the
following Orders Societies and Associations at the rates
named, 20 br paid in advance
Military Companie~, Order Of Odd Fellows, Masonic
Orders peuevoleni Societies snd Singing Societies.
For notice exceeding lines 25 cents Tor each
insertion over eight lines at this rate.
Announcing deahs with funeral notice attached, 81:
without notice free
Marriage NstceS 50 cents
Notices o Festivals Pcncs aud ~ cursions gotten up by
ndiydunls associations by churches a. the regular
prsceS- ,
Advertisements loaded aud placed under the head oi
Special Notices. II ten lines will be charged double
the usual rates.
Advertisements making les than three lines, inserted
once In the Daily will be charged hfiy cents
Yearly advertisers to paw quarterly
Announcing candidates for offices OF every description
To charged the Of 81 80 for each name In the
Daily the Daily and Weekly, the sane TO be, ~
oil cases. paid IN advance.
Legal advertisements inserted athe of the AZ
torneS ordering deIayabe FOR the legal proceed
ngx but coectahe al usual kme. Publishers not
accountable for the accuracy q legal advertisements be-
yond the amount charged Tor their publication
EIEFR HkRKSESS a BINGHAM,
Proprielors Indiana state Sentinel.
j. NJ TiIFORD.
President Indianapolis Journal Company.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-13

ny BENJAMIN 1s. Curtis, OF Boston,
Mass, Late Judge Of the supreme
Court OF the United states.
PREFACE.
EXTRACT FROM PRESIDENT LINCoLN's
PROCLAMATION OF sErr. 22, 1862.

EXTRACT FROM PRESIDENT LiScOLNS
PKocLAMATIoN OF sErr. 22. 1862.
THAT on the fast day OF January, in the
wear of Our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and sixty three, all persons held as slaves
within any State, designated part OF a
State, the people whereof shall then be in re-
bellion against the United States, shall be
then. theme e forward, and forever free; and
the Executive Government of the United
States, including the military and naval au-
thority thereof, will recognize and maintain
the freedom OF such persons, and will do no
act or acts to suppress such persons, or any of
them. in any efforts they may make for their
actual freedom.
That the Executive viii, on the first day
o. January aforesaid, by proclamation, desig-
nate the States. and parts ot States if any, In
which the people thereof respectively shall
then be in rebellion against the United States;
and the fact that any State, or the people
thereof. shall on that day be in good faith
represented in the Congress of the United
States, by members chosen thereto at cleo
tons where a majority of the qualified voters
OF such State shall have participated, shall, in
the absence OF strong counteryalling testi-
mony, be deemed conclusive evidence that
such State, and the people thereof, are not
then in rebellion against the United States"
'Understand, L raise no objection against it
on legal or constitutional grounds; for, as
commande:-in-chicfo of the army and navy in
time of war, l suppose have a right to take
any measure which NAV best subdue the enc
my.'-President Lincoln 10 the Chicago Dele
gatios.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-13
PROCLAMATION OF SEPT. 24. 1862.

PROCLAMATION OF SEPT. "a. 1862.
''Whercas, IL has become necessary to call
into service not only volunteers. but also por-
tons of the militia OF the States by draft, in
order TO suppress the insurrection existing In
the United States. and disloyal persons are
not adequately restrained by the ordinary
processes OF law from hindering this measure
and from giving aid and comfort in various
ways to the instruction. Now, therefore, be
it ordered
First, That during the existing insurrec-
ton, and as necessary measure tor suppress
sing the same, all rebels and insurgents, their
aiders and abettors, within the United States,
and all persons discouraging volunteer eni>t-
ments, resisting militia drafts, or guilty of any
disloyal practice. alior,ling all and comfort 10
the rebels against the authority of the United
States, shall be subject to martial law, and
liable to trial and punishment by court mar
tial or military commission.
..Second That the writ of hGbeds corpus Is
suspended in respsct TO all persons arrested,
ar who are now. or hereafter during the re-
bellion shall be, imprisoned in any fort. camp.
arsenal. military prison. or other place of con-
fnement bv any military authority. or by the
sentence of any court martial or military
commission.
aIn witness whereof, have hereunto set
my hand, and caused the seal of the United
States 10 be affixed.
dome at the city of Washing, this
- 2ith day of September, in the year
4. } of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and sixty-two. and OF the
~ Independence of the United States
the eigety-seyenih.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
"By the President:
WM. II. SEWARD, See'y OF State"
ORDERS OF THE SECRETARY or WAR, PRO-
MULGATED SEPT. 26th, 1862.
First. There shall be Provost Marshal
General of the War Department. whose
headquarters viii be at Washington. aud vino
viii have the immediate supervision. control
and management of the corps.
Second That there viii be appointed in
each Stale one or more special Provost Mar
shals. as necessity may require. who viii re-
port and receive instructions and orders from
the Provost Marshal General Of the War De-
partment
THIRD. Ii VIII be the duty Of the special
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-06

FROM BURNSIDES ARMY AND THE IVES

CuARLEsroN, Dec. 9th, IS62-The Falmouth CORES
pendent Of the New York Herald, under date of he
29th uldmo, saws the bombariment Of Fredericksburg
WAS postponed for good reason, but not indefinitely. He
states that from three TO seven months have elapsed
since the Army Of the Potomac has been paid of
TIE Yankees have constructed a corduroy road from
Aqua Greek to Stafford Court House, and built a rail.
rOaI bridge over Potomac Greek.
The Philadelphia Inquirer observes ejitorialy, that
the Army Of the Potomac will win Richmond gu the
RlPpahauuock, but that the Army OF the James ~il oe,
cupy Richmond S.wney Bennett, of the New York
Herald, abuses the Inquirer for this statement, a divuI.
IN. military secrets TO the rebels.
The Democrats carried New Haven election on the =, IA
ulunO.
The trials of FiIz John Potter BY court martial. aud
Buell. and McDoUeu by courts OF enquiry. are progre.s-
ing.
The H.ruld announces the abaudosment Of Holly
SpHngs Jy the rebels. Gen. Grants forces had o.
c1p;ed Jacksonville. The Confederate cA,aly captured
a railroad tram at Henderson, ON the Mobile aud Ohio
Railroad, Tuesday week, burning the station, aud cay
turing a Yankee company.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-06
By JAMES P. SCOTT & CO., AUCTs.
LARGE SALE AT Auction.

TAN p. SCOTT 4 CO, ~Lynchburg, will sell At their Ware
81 house, No. iO2 Main street, on THURSDAY, the 18th instant.
commencing at II O'Clock, the valuable goods embraced Ia the TO-.
lowing list: .
eG0 bales cotton,
D0O lbs. cotton yarn, assorted numbers,
80 bales 4 domestics,
90 do rs do,
. do 80 do,
10 do osnaburgs,
1900 lbs. heavy jeans and hnlled cloths,
10 pieces bolting cloths, Nos. !, ) and -,
l chest green tea,
do black do,
100 boNes tAllow candles,
~ 30 sperm do,
- do adAmaniine candles,
30 urTces rice,
100 sacks salt,
ed ~ coils rope,
- bbl-. pure old rye whisky, .
~ packages do do,
~ bbis. apple brandy,
IL bbls raspberry wines, cOrdislS, &c,
10 bblN linseed oil,
10 dozen bToom-,
800 ib-. prepared faN,
Ii dozen plates, granite aud china,
lHO lbs scotch ,uud,
~ bLS. sugar, #. .
lu sacks coffee, o.
G-bbts. alum,
jJ lb-. copperas,
lhO lbs. Pepper,
5000 boNes tobacco, Ell. .-
smoking tobacco Of various brands, bales and
caste. deG tbs
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-06
NORTH CAROLINA POLITICS.

RUEGH, Dee. 5-Ie,,erlay the Commiuee on the
subject reported that the office, OF AdJutlug General,
Attorney Gyaerl, and Solicitor for lac 40 tircu,J wee
vacated by th' ea,umJers occupying commissions in
regiments ofN, c. troops This will ca1,e a stir, a, many
Of the members OF the Assembly are in the same pre-
dicamenL and two Of the Solicitors lately elected held
commissions vhen elected to-day.
The COMMITTEES ou Military Atlir' reported a bl for
tooPs for home defence. Il provides Tor volunteer, and
authorizes the raising Of FIVE thousand men bctueca Is
and A., to be rendered To- the Confederate Government,
but re-erved tor the State.
Ebe Revenue Bill hs, been reported, hut it vii r.
much amended.
The bill TO establish the sh Judicial Court passed
TO-DAY.