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THE SPECIFIC pILL.
\ SPECIFIC REMEDY FOR
SEcrmatOrrhea. or Seminal Weakness.

This is tn" only remedy for Scout Debikty,
mp0teHCg, MeTNHy, Sc, which has the approval
OF the medical profession. Its success has been
most extraordinary --eiicCtlng cures IN cases
where all other methods Of treatment had failed.
one to slX boxes of the SPECIFIC PILL, Will per-
manentIy cure any case OF Seminal Weakness, or
It's resulting impotcncy, h0wcrcr GggrarGted
whether coasitm,oHIL OF arsln. from abuse or
eTCcSS.
IMPORTANT MEDICAL TESTIMONY.
a. have used your Specific phI in MANY cases
Of Spcrmatouhc0, and with thcmosi perfect SUE
cess. J. MlLroN SANDEHs, NJ. D., LID"
3" We believe II to be as near Specific as any
medicine can be. We have cured many >ercre
cases ruth tr0m sir to ten doscs" IT, b. Keith:
imrrtcma Jopr Of Med. Science.
81 have found them all Mnt cOuid be deSiyed.
Their effect has been truly wonderful.
T.. +. DIcKEE, NJ. D."
Na.a Thls rs not homeopathic Remedy, nor
IS there any mercury or other deicterious ngred-
tents combined with it.
Price 81 per box; SIX boxes for 50, by mail pre-
paid For sale at the sole General Depot in the
United States, by
}. WINCHESTER, 36 John Street, NY.
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RAILWAY \ co.,
% John Street, New York
HOW OUR SOLDIERS SHOULD BEPKEPAKEp
TO FIGHT.
HeaFh and DiscipiiRe.

u..rI. 49,, l....,.
,,,,. , ""' ~ P.'"' NV '"c most important
,.,,L,,n, La,I,l n',iT ~ '"N y, - D'N''P'th'
'',,h,t ,"'t' "''i P'"N' az 'he"tc'uaI as sh"t
".."o"' l''""'' H'"It" ~ uIr WoPcHnP iofcc
+, -, s 49," " '!'"'"' ~ 't'"fE'
a., 80. ,,... - '"'tpi'''''' Ilt
Wv, " " yes, ""'pttu Tor IN" pro-
~ t 20 ~ ''"S' ''' N"'As' as wen ~ tuat
,,,,,, d. ,,,L II Wy """ '"'''I' !" re-
~, ," w ''''"'' "''n"ut regard l" pro-
rL, =, p -, Wv '"oP'"'
alan. SO '''"o i'' '''u''"' n"tuhets TO Hulbhie
49,, c,,ai.,, a L; - az ''' "IEh'ly the
f'J i "a" lug W 'e'' VIII hcithcf prevent
r "''V'.h t'' '"'l'S i"' cure tl"sc alIIctcd.
LI,t'' I. ~ W II'''"'' "'"S' DC kept III
ne"l.i! Io"1'''"ni anu the most sure means OF Sc
,,,,m5s ''t C Is through The remedial
f'"''' "
kADNAl'S READY RELIEF,
which has olrp,dv prnvoJ ,,soI,, i, .,,.. c,,,.
mcnts now at the seat of war near WashIngton,t 10
n Do P's'"Nc prevention against sickness IN the
FORM OF
Chs and Fever Fever and Acme.
bilious Fever Typhoid Fever,
Sn,,iIpav ,,iScn'cf!'
.I ,li
"''U o."'' h''ia' nous ana INFECTIOUS diseases
ior li =, , """u, We say tn'' h"0"1y he'ay he'
e,sos a,,,fns, o,,,nL ',Pos'' 10 ,"GSo as
s''''' "''''"'' N'"' II r. conceded D! all
Wv mural ''en III our army mat thcy have no
o,s ,t ~ :, ~ ',"'"s "'''oNS VI 'HeSc as
curing the Sick but on thc con,rary ,o .,
of the sick, seized with fever and apue, tynhoij.
bilious and other ieycrs either die or niger alone
until they are reduced to mere wrecks and walk
ing skeletons. EXpcriencc has established the
TACT that the treatment OF caomeI, qulrInc and
AMI o,inr r,,o,, - an" "su'' tSPHo" 'e''f
~" WI, "'''' VI inns ''aSS, Is more injurious IN
cI,Jor,,o h., .,,, "''1T we ''Ne Ih,"
''''" '"''" ','at c"hEass walls ana exposure TO
and ion,, ,,',l '. i''','''" ''''' P""iS VI wafer
s,rI, ,yn nav Ii D',t " FVI' 81, ''.' 'o' te
~ w may 'cuu'Iy CONJECTURE that the penalties
mai"rtv nfc,sc" a'"i,t ,e"iih' VIII, IN 'e
matsm ,neuralgia, pains and stiffness in the Joints,
engagements of the liver, laundlcc, yellow iaun-
I' u!HIP'Po'', P'tuflSy' coughs, Gods, &c.,
which Will eI'hs To the unfortunate patient for
!'"''.
Nv IN hADN Az REMEDIES
thc soldier mas positive preventive against at
'acks oithese diseases.
-''' wy y ,n rJ,",V, curry "o.',c 81
IN HIS xYAPsAck.
and when oynosod IN ,,o, damn, ,,,1 ;II..,-
or cncamnod IN n,,I,ri,,,s F,,.'. "'''I''''
spoonful. in half cnn ot y,,lr 's t""I 'eh-
in ,Lo ,norni,,, H. ~ " ~ " u''"N' can!
times fur,r, no Jny ,tJ "''" ',''.' VI 'o"i
duty, occas5onay i1i"n ,bo "" T' guar"
all sickness. and Con,nno ~ " ~ "P'
~ ~ W. ''y'J aoou "c"il''
WHEN SICK,
ct Railways Ready Relief and Rudway's Reculat
ing Pills be used according to directions. and the
patient will soon recover. DR.. Radway.s Rome.
dies make perfect cure
In c,seSor
Rboum,,isn x
imnh",,a' t>t"fa'SH,
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~iIANI.H OMAHA.
Captain +. -. PERCHENAL, :. Ed DAY, Cl'k,
STEAMER WEST WIND,
Capt. J. D. HOOPER, W. ". CoptLANp, Cl'k,
Will Leave II. Joseph Tri-NCekIy,
During the season,
For Forest CRY, White cloud, Ku!o, hrago, As
p,uwalI, EroHu,Ilc, Koohpoit S"nora, Nebraska
CIV, fIattsmouth, Council Bluffs aud Cmaha, on
the arrival OF the express passenger tram from 81.
LOUIS and the east
Tn" boats OF th,- line are commanded by skill
ia. and experienced officers, and have been care
fully oycThaulcd and rchticd IN the best manner
to insure comfort and saictyt to passengers and
Shippers
10 Travellers and shippers TO the Upper
Missouri,
Weston Iowa, Nebraska Territory and the Gold
Mines, tins line is recommended as safe, cApcdl.
tIOus and reliable.
Overland Transportation Companies
NJ NEBRASKA CIV aud Oman, Will receive freight
from tins .nc Tor Denver, salt Lake &c, Free of
Charge.
Tin. route oilers TO passenger. and shippers from
tho cast more and better facilities than any other.
THROUGH CONTRACTS MADE
~ authorized Agents for tins l.nc in all the prn.
c,pa ctir- IN the east, Chicago and st. LOUIS tor
freight and passengers.
Merchants and Miners bound east from Denver
and the Gold Mines, viii ind It much to their adj
vantage to take one ot the boats of this line at
Omaha or Nebraska tIty, which places them with
| ~ seventy i've hours traNoung time OF New York
and PhIiadcIPha.
STEAMER iIEN. MAJORS,
Capt SAMUEL HuRkS, JNo, A. NICELY, CIR,
viii leave Iatan the terminus of the Platte county
railroad, dnly, tor Fort IoaNrrwurth, Icayen-
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lnay6dw ".
DIR. LA CROl\'S
, RI "a I J. MEDIC AL TREATIES
on THE
Physiological View of Marriage,

| EnkSInfuOIfHt law nj InyrslOn-
| an r,,,,,r ~, 80 ''.o
| gov 'A"EH AM u" tN"hAN lNhS.-.IrIcc
! w! 'Nh"t ~ IfNlS. sem lr'c OF postage to
az P'''s VI 'ne mon 'i tho lhifmitts OF youth
al" maturity! disclosing 'hc secret i"IIIes of both
| - =" a. - causing "tp'''V, nervousness,
S ,i,.''s, P"'P.'"uoh % inc hcart'
| "''"p ti"E'"'"s'' lhN"Ion'a'E emissions, blush-
,L '''.o ., J, uscst!"h ana iasSitudc,
"'," ,, " "Jt'""E ,",Gt"' y hoaFd-
| ,Ir,;aI it : "'''' '. '''" 4" "o""S
.Ir w. ''''S' ''I - 20 '"'i'u' auEIsef To
,Lo ",,, ,'',1 'l'"lnB ol"t l'sc'
I,, @ '.""'' " W. P"!SIc"l con-
| I I ~, '''''''u' vi having "'zatoeh
| W, "I'''''' n'PP'"tSS' an" privileges 10 Wh'ch
| >E, WAY H, I'VE - '"'tltuI
w. ~ -, " Nv r'' ''ou",eo WIN Wtakhess'
| Ta,,r !f,t -! 'l' '"''' !" yum, tie CT
,'',m ~, S'I".In'NS, P"'"S' ,o's'u"'h'ss'
,,ss nr en-, Lf a,- " "'." !'S' "'ak
~ I ~ " ',''' ~, wv 'Ht' ''to'' '""'"''oh
m h., wv, ~ may
| nny INV ,T1-TN,r '''' -fi''' Nv = h'N-
lTo ta, ,,r s'o ~ ',i, i,,,.,.I ,,.,c
vis,,,, ,a r,,r!o, ti' ''"IH VI our 'l'"e IN
| s,Iro, - ,ho Inn,Tt' "'H'""6 our
| s'N'' -, ''t' ""'N''us' an" mes OF the
the continent Those who nl,cn tbo,nS 'r"p' n1D
der our care will now have the full benefit of the
many NEW AND EFFlCAClOus REMEDIES
| which we are enabled to introduce into our prac-
! tee and the public may rest assured Of the same
| zeal, assduty SECRECY and attention being
paid to their cases, which has 50 successfully dis
| tlngulshcd us heretofore, as Physician IN our
| pECu LAR department Of professional practice
| for the pest tlrrntg.Evc qcarS
| French FEMALE PuLS-LadIcs who wish for
| Medicines, efficacy of which has been tested IN
thousands Of cases, and never failed to et!e It
speedy cures without any bad results will use name
but DR.. DcLancy's Female Periodical Pills, The
only precautlon necessary 10 be observed is ladies
should not take them if they have reason IN no.
cyc they are IN certain situations lthe particulars
of which viii be found on the wrapper accomnonv-
ing each box though always ,ta ana boaI,FM
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-12
CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.
A Supplement to an Ordinance

Passed July 8, 1859, entitled " Ar Ordinance con-
corning the Wharf of the City Of Evansville,
and repeating former Ordinances pas ed May
oath, g.
SEcFIoN 1. Be it ordained by the Common Council
of The City of EUansyile, That it shall hereafter be
unlawful for pei or ptrsons to cause or per
init any h4tbost, barge or oth~r water craft to be
sunk CT bs3.ched at any pOins upan the lty Wharf.
wha f, or npon any part f tie Lamasco Whsri,
or upon any Place upon the Indiana shore OF the
Ohio River wit in the limits Of this City of Eysns
Vile, except a heIeinaf er provided.
SEQ 2. That hereafter all steamboats, larges,
f ttoats, or Other watsr aft, which may come to
remain at or use any part OF the river bank or
landing either above or belox the City Wharf,
from upper line CT Chestnut sIIeet to Ihe lover
line of Fifth venue, shah be required TO pay for
the Of said river bank or la7dingt one-haif of
the amount or fee required to bs paid by such at
er water craft, for landing ut and using any part
Of the CITY Wharf.
SEC. 3. Flstbosts end other water craft msy be
grounded or beached for the purpose Ct being b7o-
ken up AMI removed, ut any point on said river
bank landing between Walnut and Cherry
STREETS, or betwe n Fulton Avenue and Eff h Ave
nue, and not els) here Prorided tn 1.-THE owner
or claimant or pers having charge OF sEch bort
water crtft, sha1 be required 10 pay the fee c.
rate of wharfage or landing charges fixed by the
second section OF tbs Ordnance, f r cysry day
such boat Water craft ty remain at said river
bank or lar ding until il shall be removed.
SEC. f. None of the provisions OF this Ordinance
shall be he to apply 10 any part"f the river bank
or landing which may be owned by parties other
than tho City of Evansville.
! SIC. 5. ANY person persons violating any of
the provisions of the first action OF this Ordi
nance shall forfeit and pay the sum O. five fo-
lars 70 any such offence, and the furth Of
five dollars for every day such boat water craft
may be allowed to rvm2in grounded or beached
contrary to this Ordinance: And In all cHe' in
which any boat or water craft may be grounded
beached Gu or TOSS fny of the gutter extending
over either of the wharves Of the City, o. river
bunk or land ing, said boat or water craft shall DO
fortified TO the City.
SEc. 6. Any person or Persons command ng,
owning. having charge beat. raft.
other water craft, which m ay com to Iemajh al or
any part Of the river bank landing Ts:er: ei
TO in the second 5 cti' OF This O.dhHuCe, and
failing refusing to ray the Zee chiuges fixed
and req 'ired I've pal b. this Ordinance, al he
r. gu of any Wharf Ma tel or his Deputy, sba
forfeit and pay. for every such odencr, TIE Of
twenty Jfars.
Attest: W. BAKER, Mayor.
p. BURKE, Clerk. ny q
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AN nRnINANCF

In relation to the collection OF the g xes Of the
City f Evansville, passed. May Is
SFCrION /. Be 10 ordained by the Common Council
of the City Of EpdssUifie h II any p ger
wtIu may her at CT be charged assessed
with G ~ taxes, and who shall 10y themselves,
their agent, ATTORNEY, said t. q.
fully paid within thirty days Fl, IN the tame " lien
tEeduI licae of lid taxes hall have beau l ell in
the hands of tie Collector shsll be entitle TO a
deduction Of three per cert, Of the st Of such
tax and all persons who shall tu like manner
their taxes to paid after the expiration of
said thi t. days. and within sixty days from the
time Of be delivery of the dup a'e to sal Gel
lector, sh Ii be "a titled to de uc.ion of and
one IA f per cent of the amount of said axes
Provided, that nothing hcreit contained shall be
constr ed as To prevent 20 Collector from pro-
ceeding, pTevioi to the Exp rtti of "a d TX v
Gays, TO collect any such tax by ADVERT msHt and
sale Of property, sgrocably to the Charter and Or
dinanoes of saif city.
Attest: w. BAKER, Mayor.
RTrr
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TO every man who desires TO bestow his fnsurano
patronage upon
WELL TRIED CORPORATION,

IN the eq"f'able adjasn.eia, prompt Cash
al the head Of is profession; ite Rs ereRsi0e pf0c.
deal and class business system of l0el agencies 10
not eScelled oy aug similar corporations the t0o,id
Insurancies solicited, and policies ued and re 81
newed in this leading Corporation at fair rates bO
=. ". MEX: n, Resident hgent, -
OFFIcE -hial Die iIaN RMildi;g VI ain afreek.- .
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80 s. 4 UsFo-v- = 90.

IS s. BUSES CIV y 60.
respectfully announce to their friends aud citi-
of Evansville generally, that they still in
the Feed business, and are thankful for past ia
Vors and hope by strict attention to business, TO
merit continuance of patronage on our plan,
which We now adopt from this date, which is strict
ly for cash. All orders accompanied with the cash
will he promptly attended tot NONE OTHERS NEED
APPLY.
We have now on hand and for sale 200 tons prime
Hay, 500 bush old white Corn, selected expressly
for Bread, 500 bush Corn in Ear, COO bush
Oats, tons Oil Meal, and full supply OF Bran
Shipstuff, &C., and everything usually found in
Feed Store, all of which will be sold cheap for cash.
and cash only. Respectfully,
deC7 II s. RTSTQN E co
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-12
AN ORDINANCE

In relation to the Markets and Market Places Of
the city of Evansville parsed May 10. 1852.
SECTION l. Be 10 ordained ! d The Common Council
ofthe City Of ECaHSgitIe That hereafter any pers,
p ns veadiuR or of + 10 vend any mcgt,
vegetsbie9, provisions, Other article articles,
at either of the Markets o. Market plars-, within
tho City of Evansville, without having st rented
or leased a stand stall ia such Market Market
III ace, aud refusing to Ply to tho Market Mast T
the sam or fee fixed by the Common Council to he
paid by such vendors d. not or lease sand
or stalls shall forfeit and pay for every SUI Of
fence any sum not exceeding five dollars.
Attest W. BAKER, Mayor.
p Blu KE, City Clerk. ml5
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-12

EHyOKEET .RRTkCkEs-Justr received at
~ Il. j. SCH LAEPFERS New Drug store,
consisting of Hair Oils, Pomatums, Cosmetics,
TONES, Eestorative3 and Hair Preservers. Also,
a large supply of Perfumery, CoIognes, Rose, Law
ender, Orange and Florida Waters. Also, large
stock of Hair, Nall Tooth, Cloth, Flesh, Crumb
and Comb Brushes.
Redding Toilet, Pocket and Fine Combs, large
VARIETY. maae Of Horn, Ivory and Rubber mills
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-12

81 E0E .EEs.R y SO pcs extra quality Blue
~ mixed Jrans jfSt received and for sal cheap
at SCHAPKER q BUsSING's,
20 No. 40 Main street.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-12

e. EoEskO.4, Ia DsRJVcDRR, HOSE,
II Orange ard good variety Of JloRne Wa
ters for sale at II. j. SCHLAEPFER's,
Jantb Drug Store.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-12

81 fa'.a h fIAE C.ag9.DLRS-For sale al =
] ma .l5 VICKERY BROS,
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-12
Notice to COMMENTATORS

Notice to Contractors.
TTFSsE (OSRsaN 04E- s,eS D-N-CtKA % r. THE
M Ci'y Of Evansville viii receive sailed prOpo-
saIs Untd the h day of Iue, 1872, for grail g
thc alley extending Fl Pine to Leet street, aud
situa;e between the Lower Ei14Tgem ut ana block
No. 6 i. this Fourth EtlaIg cement, OF said city.
p. BUERE. CLERK
Clerks Ofice May 16 1862
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-12

<NEi5s.gP BB@0suS.-A good Broom for
V Is cents aud better ones-Shakers-at Is
cen Is each, At VIOKERY BROS,
Janlf No. 81 Main street.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-12

KEUFE GR.f UfsN-As OOCO.RFJYFs- EF.FV
n Illustrate, Almond, Cream, Circassian Bears,
Rose aud Antique Hair Oils. Fer saIeat
II. J. EOHLAEPFER'S,
RnI6 Drug Store.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-12

-Hfs-RSA 500 kegs, All sizes, best, for sale
by lfeb3l s. e. GILBERT CO.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-12

- der and Oolong Teas, at from 45c. to 81 60 be
b., at VICEERY BROS
Main
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-12

E6ORE GROU1V-ID SPICE s.-AIi kinds
N for sale very low, by
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-12

s.s9N'2 =, IND hESSBs.-b0 boxes as
u sorted. for sale by
foJs s. f. GILBERT 3 90.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-12

IS yKHE ST.SR RURIV,RA AS General
r.. cora la.ent Coal OIL Burners, porta
bic only gequiri "a inch chimneys samples
may be. at VIOKERY BROS
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-12
MIST LLA-N E0U9.

ISTS z.zCC0 .sJE,D CKGsRRS-A large
N stock kept always on hand, from common ~
the very Test S. E. GILBERT & CO..
teO3 No, Sycamore strrae
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-12

With Successful Business Experience Of
II 4 f Gy x . u n -.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-12
Charles ADELMANN

40 > P-309 boxes German and Pain, for sale
~ Low by S. L GILBERT q co.
milo
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-12

II, .I-DER CF.S-CE.E--Hc.E III PRECES-
u 20 bbls Linseed OIL in perfect order, fer sale
by the Dbl ut than it be bought in giucir
natl. 5. L. GILBERT & Co,
81. feb3 No. Sycamore
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-12

ne IN n 81 n CFDER-23 bbIs- for SaIS
by [ebSI 5. e. GILBERT & 90.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-04-22
EyncualIOn OF FrederickGbu

Passengers by tho fredericksburg l.liE Of
yesterday aftarnoon, report that the enemy,
Oh yesterday nnrnlrg, occupied Falmouth in
force, and Commenced ahelUne fredericksburg
The Confederate forces buluL Inc b:iiges cross
tho RhPpahsDnock ct that pclnt and then
evacuated the city. It was said that the
enemy was yesterday making preparation 10
cross the river to the south, or Fredarisburg
side. Has force is reported TO be very large
some say twenty>thrse thousand tut such
statements arc usually greatly exaggerated.
Whether this movement CT the eneny is a
ltihl or diversion for !he benefit OF Mcclellan
Ct Yorktown, or whether II is securing tie
base OF the real operations against Richmond,
remains to be sean. In any view, the enamy
seems to 5s closing around us, and the problem
adults Ct no other solution than fighting, and
fghting both speedy and terrible. Heaven
give US ih5 victory.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-04-22
APPLAUSE ~ THE GALLARIs;.

hr. HChNETT h.hD spte n isTdf o. .st>.z"
lar Haria7c, and c0a:aaS!e-i ii aiVanIage III r.
striking manor With lie .8nrc IcsG!ar t.c'ic.
OF West Point. HI re:na;Hs warc c Scca !:
character as to ei:cit a tiuaGe1 Of a!y!;u6e
from some soldiers in tie gallery.
The President .'r5 ten. Nj. UaSJ desire:
the g:n:icmsn 10 CEASE; and Instantly 5c;i;re.:
the di'trdrrly persJra 80 tn. gallery Il @a
removed bY the strscaGt IT. Ans.
Mr. "IGFALi ii IuN, ,s.--i moro ,ir. Fccs.
don't, y rlli do more ;han iu.n Er"a ru:. i.l-
FlauSe III tie .sli,r,s oi the sei..Y is s5s..c-
tn'n. thai m'sht hr expected iroa s4a n2s;
at u Gsh"s:oi, pu: t..:l f,t! !."t i,Ek
Could occGr ia ms country, :au ( an0u!d ,c
punished CT the l!sl offence
Dir CLAE;s OF Mo. On %. ID net be h:vsi:
TliE L. Il was merely a,:H,,riliou 0lexccsn.
sentiments eAp!eS.td GU; u ,,rila ed riaca. nad
perhaps lrrrpr.S ALir.
Mr.. iAScn himself ''pprp?;i ti.a .arts,.s::
SID urged the s,eni.i,I.n lrorn iu4.S ~ .u...5
some li.tie allowances iyr l!n":ty
hlr WIGTAlL- w.; Ia; u you p.s,uis -.
pleuse, You viii altr'Hsrds l.vs il sni,na
niss"s, s.,i lnor:orai a,ant ). ,iaaaa.iy uu
oers'GcG liz; ,.r' - u" pat 10 5rcI,ao
:3cyc",. gentleman 'r:"T.gcIr: ra!4a-.5 =
beh.: 81 i;',,:c1rSi t1i t'l,S ria H., u.,uge.
end figsi!y 81: N.;sALL ac4G..>,:e,, -s'.t.7,
ing bi:asaIi .,!.h H..iDs a.o.2ot tla rI.i &c %
tac Go:.cc o. G.c cSnni.g 3.c,ia.. II oitHe Bis.
wss stricken "I;, R"d lie G&i ~: ..a.=a;i--
the Sr!,::r s,"n "i;er tu.ii r.S-E5 49,, =
o'cIock p. III.
1T; cT.r,ns sc-siou w,,. s':l!. j SIX ..,n,.f,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-04-22
Decarr Not Taken,

LING BBuRe, April 15.-The Knoxville
"Reg lister" has dispatch dated Bridgeport,
lGtb inst, which s,atss that neither Decatur
nor Decatur bridge lad bson taken. There
we're only 5000 Yankees Mt Huntsville, the
balance having fallen hack. There are mona
this side. Tba steamboat Lockout was not
taken, opt is, at Gun,ersville: untouched: :,
a mai Just from Nashville, says that the
cn.my ars renewing their stores, sick and caa-
non over the river to Edgefsld.
Oaly two bridges were burnt on the Aem-
phis and Charleston railroad. Our pickets
went to Bellcfonle, last night, and saw no enc
my. From the bost Information rseei7ed, It Is
probable they bava gone back to Huntsville.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-04-22
Confederate States Congress.
t'RIDAT, April 18Th, 1862
SESAsCE

ZEN
! Mr. CLAY, o. Alabama, from tie Conmi.
tea OF Commerce, reportad back House
bill prohibiting all persons from selling cots
ton, sugar, syrup, &c, and il transportation tc
or froU any port or place in possession Of Tie
eDemy. Ooucurred in.
Mr Bkow's, of Mississippi, reported back from
the NAY Il Committee, bill providing ior the
appointment Of Chaplsins in the Naval HoSpi-
tails.
Mr SsMHES reported tbaI the C0mnis tea
on Flags had again been disappointed By tee
person entrusted with making the design, and
further, that certain notifications had nscn
suggested 10 The CommlLtee, which we'c new
under consideration.
Thu Senate bill Increasing the price OF pos
tage TO ten Genus on Letter Uas tsksn up.
Mir SCENES, Of La. sui the bill did hot
propose 10 change the present law regulating
drop letters. lie Tcs Opposed 10 charging as
much for drop letters CT letters 20 be cAfrlcd
few miles as for orhers.:o Es carr!ed'a great
distance. Tnorc ought TO be i Discrimination
a5 bu:.@en disthn.as Tue rcs:it oi this nil
is u iasko the large cities contiguous 10 each
Other pa, for :llr Transportation -! tho r1a,s
u the Rln.ost total IeI;c' OF the rural l.apua
ticn. lie prafarrej rathor ta abolish tie postal
sysihu End employ p1i7at. nesiis oi commu-
nicat0h
NJ. OLDHAM, Of Texas, sp;kc la favor CT
tho bill :f ID, committee, ADD advocated a
aniio-m system of Postage BECAUSE it SIN.
pllhrd tho postal arrangements, and would
nearly, il not quite, MAKE the department. ,ell.
sustaining.
Mr YAscEY, OF Ala, offered al amendment
to strike out ton cents On all distances 10 ali
paris 81 The Ccniederacy, and insert the words,
charging five ceuts for all lett5is 10 be Carried
any distances under 100 miles; 10 ccatn OH all
letters to be carried over 100 nile9. and under
800 miles, and IL cents for ali lcttera lo be
carried over 500 miles
Tbs auendlncnt VAS l1st ty ,c... ~, rsya
H.
The bill was then passed, li%iHg IL: roG.ssc
uniformly Il! III cents pcrivtter.
Mr.. PRESTON, from the Commttee oi Mill
tary Affairs, asked 10 be discharged from Iur-
thor consideration ~ the rrsclu;ion directing
the FrcGldent r0 rec5lir lat3 service !rrcs uiaT
troops tor detached service. Doncurred ILL.,
The SoIate passnt! tt.c bill regulating the
compensation Of dopuIy i'GsLinaste's, AMI t''eE
vent inio Secret session
IGUSE OF nS2HEs:tN TATIrES.
Tue House convened at l2 o'clock.
Mr. DAVIS, OF Mississippi, offered re>ol-
ton TO sescind tho resolution ad djourninS the
House en- Monday nest but, as objection as
made, no action VISA takan upon the sutjsc;
Mr. MILES, of South Carolina hom the Nj:
iiary Committee, reported Sal original Ill in
lieu Of Yne referred 10 the committee emitted
"aa act 10 authorize lhe organization oI
bands Of partisan rangers The bill was Ia,
ken up, elsro,ssd read third tiz's, ei:d
passed.
Mr.. DAVIS then I,Ggci that the House re.
solve itself r.,o ssc-et seseiuh ani tbs mo.
ton being seconded, tho Speaker crtsred the
4 .;or tc be Iieara6.