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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-03-26
CORPoRATION NOTICE.
oRpER FoR PLANK sIpE-WALK

ORDER FOR PLANK bIDE-WALK.
Dec Il, 1s6l.--And now it is hereby ordered and
directed by the Common Council Of the City Of
Evansville, that the of all lots parts OF
lots fronting adjoining the st side of tn ird
Avenue from franklin street Sixths treet in said
city, the sidewalks thereon to be brought to
the proper grade, and that they cause ide-walk
of Class No. 2 to be laid down thereon within
thirty days from the publication of This order.
p BURKE Clerk.
CIark'a Ohlca. JanuarV 1. 1862.
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Benjamin Page, Jr., T. Co..,
soLEE1 iRq R6sRIE u
KELLER &c WHITE,
GENTS, EVdnsViIIe, Ind
HsIsTIAN
KRATZ & HEILMAN.


KRATZ & HEILMAN.
CITY FOUNDRYi
MANUFACTURERs ANDBUILDERs OF STEAM
ENGINES AND BOILERS,
Saw and Grist Min Machinery, Tobacco Screws
Thrasing Machines, &c.
ENHE PROPRIETORS OF THE CITY FOUh
Il dry beg leave TO inform their friends and the
public in general that they are prepared to do a
MACHINE AND FINISHING WORK,
and everything appertaining 20 the Foundry BUSH
Mesa They are manufacturing STEAM ESGINEs AM
BoILKRs of any size and power required. Saw Min
Machinery and Mill Gearing OF any size; Distil.
Iery and Mining Machinery Tobacco Screws, Gum
ming Machines, Thrashing Machines, Malt Mills,
Horserov~rs Corn-sheIIers NJ achinery of all kinds
made and repaired. Iron and Brass CsstiDgs Of
every description Iron Housefronts, Cellar Crates
DC. Cooking and Heating Stoves of the latest i'm
proved patterns; HOLLOW Ware, Dog Irons, sc.
BREWERS, D4STtLLEhSs kECT1FIEES, 81,
Supplied with every description of Copper ana
Sheet Iron Work, Brewing Kettles, Rsfrfgerators
AttemporatUrs, Sparges, Stillheads and Worms
an improved principle, Columns for Alcohol stills
Yeast Jugs, Cans, SyphOns, Sci Copper, Lessi ano
Iron Pipe; Copper, Brass and Iron Pumps of every
variety, for beer, spirits oil, & Brass Cocks and
Worknnen sent 10 ali arts to fit up work and dc
repairs on Steam Boilers, Copper and Sheet Iron
OLD METALS BOUGHT.
They are dealing in and selling AllenB lmprey
Steam Gauge, Wrought Iron welded Pipes and T
bing, Hiram Hopkfns' Improved Smut hIachii
Stephen Hughes Flour Sepsrators German Bo
ting Cloth, Gum Elastic BeIting, Packing. Hos, a.
Of the best kind; Tinplate, Sheet Iron, Block Til.
Pig Iron, Babit Metal, Spelters Fire Brick.
They have every facility of the best Machinery
and wOrkmen, and wall give sl work entrusted to
them, their Individual attention, filling orders
promptly, arTAnting their work, and sre satisfied
with reasonable prices.
Sc Office and Sale Rooms, No. SO Main stree
EoundeS y, Boiler Yard az Machine Shop on P ins
street, between First lecoRd streets, Evans
Vile, Indiana. decT
DRESHEs.-Justr received, . 17I-f
A) p doz. Horse Brushes, assorted.
Is doz Shoe Brushes, assorted
% doz. Scrub Brushes assorted
Is dUz. Cloth Brushes, assopted-
dog. CLanter Brushes, assorted.
15 doz White Wash Brushes assorted.
To Grocers and Merchants We offer the above at
Cincinnati wholesale prices.
a JACOB ETRAUB SON.
feb22 wholesale Dealers, IA Main 81.
WpAKEyVR Pc 1%DER+
10 II doz BIsBoprick's Baking Powders IN /
pounds, half pounasiAnz quarter pounds, Just re-
ceived at lfebl7J ELLIoTf'S.
- ORRGGJN" S0GsERSs-New Orleans sAd
4 Cuba Sugars just received and for sale ct 9 |
! vICKERY BROS.
jan14 No. 50 Main street.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-03-26

SALE OF FIRE EEJN'9kJN.ksS .RsNrEb
~ HOSE.-The City Of Evansville offers for sale
two hand Fire Engines and q quantity Of leather
Hose. Application may be made either Of the
undersigned. WIN. BAKER,
jan16W6 JOHN A HANEY.
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ThF Daily OnraaI.
TRAvELERs, GUIDE.

avAAsvins . OrawsOrdsvln. IA. r.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-03-26

With Successful Business Experience of
u 4 e C W X G. e n -.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-03-26

MANUFACTURERS AND BUILDERS OF sTEAM
ENGINES AND BOILERS,
Saw and Grist Mill Machinery, Tobacco Screws
Cumming Machines. Chinese Sugar Cane Mills,
Thrastng Machines, &c
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-11-15
"A CARD.

An apology is due the brave men, and the
county, for the tardiness attending the
movements of the troops under my com
mand. We had expected TO have been in
the field by this time, ans engaged in assist
ing our brethren in arms who are nobly bat
t!iag against an Invading foe, who seek our
destruction and suhjugaiion. This is n day
of gloom Tor the country, and calls for
universal stubborn resistance. In the early
history OF this war, we had inscribed upon
our banners, "victory or death" and gaily
we unfurled them TO the breeze, but now
we should inscribe the motto in our hearts,
and make cheerful sacrifice Of every dear
thing but honor. The spirit of extortion
and specul ltion has become a manis, and
threatens 10 ruin and enslaye us. No dis
interested patriotism takes the empire of
nublic sentiment. No self-sacriices are
made. and of course, while our communi-
ties are actuated by such considerations,
our troops must remain at home. and the
cause of human liberty must suffer, and
opr brave men in the field must fall back
before foe, largely superior in numbers
their ranks thinned by sickness and death
in hattie. and their noble valor cmbittered
nv the thought Of destituiion and suffering
Ia their families at home, growing out of
the extortions of the heartless Spectator,
who seeks his own and not his country 5
GOOD. Is is not shameful, and does not the
name Of the man deserve to be execrated,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-11-15
Torthcrn Minister Oh Southern society

Among the most stirring episodes IN the
proceedings OF the Unitarian AUtumnal
Convention, which opened lis sessions in
Brooklyn, \. Y, on Monday, ,he 9TH ul'.,
was the peculiar feeling excited by the r.
marks Of the Rev. DR.. Bellows, in eulogy of
Southern social life aud the influences pro-
ceeding from it. We reproduce the appen-
ded extract from his rcmarkall lie discourse,
which ELECTED much bitter cOuincnt among
the members of the Conventions
No candid mind will deny the peculiar
charm OF Southern young men at college
0 southern young women in society. Ii "
far race and climate, Independent OF serv-
lie institutions, may have produced Il 9
chivslric spirit AMI manners will not
here consider. But one might as well deny
the small feet and hands Of that people as
10 deny certain imbued habit Of command;
a contempt Of life in defence of honor or
class; talent for political life, and an ca
sy control of interiors. Nor is this merely
an external and fiashy heroism. is real
1t showed itself in Congress early, and al
ways by the courage, eloqueDce, skill and
success with which il controlled majorities.
IL showed itself in the social life Of WASH
ington by the grace, facinatioh and ease,
the free and charming hospitality, by which
it governed society. 1t now shows itself in
England and France, by the success with
which it MANAGES the courts and the circles
of literature and fashion in both countries.
IL shows itself in this war in the orders and
proclamations Of its Generals, in the mes
sagcs Of the Rebel Congress, and in the es-
scntial good breeding and humanity (con-
trary to diligently Encouraged public inn
pless.on) with which il not seldom divides
its medical stores, and gives our sick and
wounded as favorable care as it is able to
extend to its own. 1t exceeds us at this
moment in the possession Of an ambulance
corps.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-11-15

MoRGAN BAGGISG FEDERAL WAGON TRAINS.
A dispatch to the Northern Associated
Press, dated Louisville, Oct. 20, says:
"ln the recent rebel raid upon Lexington
We killed from five TO fifteen rebels and
wounded fifteen, among whom was Major
Samuel Morgan, of Nashville, cousin TO John
Morgan, who was shot through the neck,
and will die. We also captured and parol
cd $50 prisoners.
''John Morgan left Lawrenccburg ycstcr-
day morning with about 200 men, closely
pursued by Dnmont s forces, which captur-
cd from fifty to enc hundred of them. At
3 O'clock this morning three or four hum
dred of Morgans men, Mt Coxs Creek, six
and "A half miles this side of Bardstown,
captured and burned n federal train of 81
wagons, 81 Of which were loaded. They
carried off the wagonrrs and those having
charge of the train, except Lieut.. Barr, of
the 2iih Ohio in command, who escaped.
The wagons belonged TO Woods division,
thirty being empty and coming toward
Louisville. Morgan then went towards
Bardslown, and about daylight captured
another federal train, the number Of wagons
unknown, two miles from Barlstown then
Morgan went to Boston with the supposed
intention to burn the railroad bridge there.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-11-15

think the war must have Increased the
respect felt by the North for the South. It's
miraculous resources, the bravery Of It's
troops, their unshrinking hrmness in the
desperate position they have assumed, the
wonderful success with which they have ex.
temporizcd manufactures and munitions OF
war, and kept themselves in relation with
the world in spite Of our magnificent
blockade y the elasticity with which they
have risen from defeat and the courage
they have shown in threatening again and
again our capital, and even our interior,
cannot faiito cxtort an unwilling admira-
ton and respect. Well is Gen. Mcclellan
reported to have said privately as he
watched their obstinate fighting ut Antie-
tam, and saw them retiring in perfect order
in the midst of the most frighful carnage;
"What terrific neighbors these would be
We must conquer them or they will conquer
u.s."
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-11-15

ssyD Rev. DR.. Sehon, formerly of Louis
vile, but more recently a resident of Nash
willie, was arrested by Andy Johnson, abouf
the time the Yankees took possession o,
THAT city, and confined in the Penilentiary
f,rr.GIIsing 10 take the a Ii o. alleg ance to
the abolition tyran'. He was recently un-
candiionally released, says he Richmond
Wing, latter having been frequently offered
parole, which he refused ~ accept, upon
no ground that the acceptance of his liber-
tn upon any sort of parole would he, to
some extent, an acknowledgment that the
vle tyrant had a right to arrest him, which
DR.. S. denied-holding that under no rule
OF iyilzed warfare had he any right to ar
rast quiet citizen who was not in arms,
nor actively engaged in the war in any ca
ptcity." Dr. Sehon is one Of the most en-
inens and eloquent diyines Of the Methodist
Church in America.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-11-15

New ORLEANS The Mssissippian has
late information from New Orleans, CLEAN
cd from gentleman just from that untor-
tunate city. On Wednesday last the new
abolition brigade under Brgadcr General
Wcilzel, date acting mayor OF the city,
consisting Of seven regiments Of Infantry,
Two of them negroes a squadron OF cav
airy, and four pieces of artillery, were sent
up the river. Al the same time five or SIX
eunboats and transports sailed down down
he river, bound for Berwick Bay to coop
crate with the land forces 1t WAS well
! understood in the city that hi: expedition
Of pilaies and robbers was intended to de
yasjatc that rich and beautiful country ~
ing in The neighborhcod of Bayou Tcehe.--
| This section OF Louisiana abonnds in sugar,
mUlasses and cotton, all of which, toge;hcr
| with the negroes, were to be contiscat,d
BY these aboli ion thieves.
! Many persons were leaving the city who
had not taken the oath. They were obliged
TO use every strategy and means to Oh ain
| passes, and with the powerful IL Il OF the al
| "a ghsy dollar, they generally succeeded
| Ii VAS Iumorud and believed that Butler
intended to send ont of the iiy those who
! haJ IN the face Of ali iutimdations, taken
certificates declaring themselves "encmics'
Of ,ho United States, and among this class,
strange ~ 1t may appear, were many free
| cUtugvl citizens.
Under the action of the Infamous confs-
| cation act, the provost marsha! bad already
held some sales Of very valuable property
--styh rs silver ware, pictures, Libraries,
and fine household furniture
Butler (tlc BEAST had changed his resi-
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who In health and sufficient youth letters at
home, while his more noble brethren suffer-
defeat and, death, because of III ir unwil-
lingncss 10 brave the storm and seek an
honorable death rather than an ignohle in
action and dasiardly submission, Pnlsiod
be the arm that Row refuses IN strike for the
home of his heart and the green graves Of
his sires.
have used every energy to go nj once
10 the war with my troops, but the inquiry
arises with the trader who wishes TO sell ns
mules and wagons do you pay money or
must take the Government accounts; IL
the latter, | can't sell, and thus my men
are left at hume, and our Cansc bleeds Mt
every pore. have in person visited every
military department in vain. No supplies
can be furnished me, and am unwilling
TO call men into the service NJ midwintcr
without the necessary protection from tho
storm. 1t would be but to call them to Their
graves, without meeting the enemy. This
| am unwilling to do; and although anx-
ious to serve my country on her battle fields,
yet humanity iorbids, without tents, blank
cts, axes, or necessary camp or garrison
equippage to go to n camp to suffer without
being effective in making our foes bite tho
dust.
can only promise our people and To
soldiery under my command, that with
sleepless and undying energy, every effort
shall be used TO be in readiness for move
mcnt at the earliest possible moment. |
would earnestly ask the cooperation of cv-
cry patriot in helping us to equip, promis-
ing only, never to yield our cause; but it
our ship of State must go down, ms the
American tar, fold our banners around us
and go down to the deeps of death, honored
by ages yet unknown and generations I'M
born. say then to my troops, although J
expected by this time to have been i'll SER
vice, the fault is not mine but the rcspon-
sibiliiy must fall upon and iubecile militia.
ry administration. Patience, but industry
and courage, and if we are worthy of indie
pendcnce, our success is certain.
Your servant,
b. WARREN STONE.
Dallas, Texas, Nov. 18th 1862.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-11-15

Gen Baylors brigade now numbers %
Companies already mustered in. We are
authorized to say that il will remain in
Texas this winter, and for the present be
sAiicned at Bolton. This brigade is under
o. ers If the Department of Texas, and is
received and provided for on the sans foot
7 With Other troops in the department
Seven more companies are wanted 10 fill
III The complement Of the brigade. All
p,l -ous liable to CONSUMPTION under the
NV order. from IS TO 40, may volunteer in
isis service before that order now on the
way is received. Let Day.ors brigade be
A.iel up Ts!e.rgPA.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-11-15

Biy"Lctters have been received in this
place from Col. lIawpes regiment, repre-
senting the health OF the men as very bad.
4 large number were down, and many OF
them with typhoid fever. We regret TO
Learn, that our young friend, 5. +. LEONARD,
o. ,his county, died on the list October, OF
YER a nobler Drawer, Of more generous
hearted man could not have fallen. Mr..
- Revis, Of this county, had also died.
We sincerely trust that better state oil
health will soon prevail in the regiment.
One letter states that Col. Cooper had
been surprised and defeated by superior
torce near Mayesviile, Ark, lVusins a bat
Try Of artillery, (ilowcils from Red River
county and quite number in killed and
wounded
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-11-15

Ess' According to the Chicago Tribune,
tie Yankee navy has an aggregate namb
of }Sj vessels now in the service. Or these,
II are rams, 5 sicam-frigates, "A steam
GODS, a screw steamers and 80 side wheel
s.ealners fif,y-two out OF the whole are
iron-clads, II of which were afoat and g.
building. on the LIST of sept. 70 Of them
a G for tie western waite 9, and the balance
l5r the Atlantic and Cult coast. One of
them the Duuderbcrg Tor Thunder Noun
tninl is monster Of 5000 tons burden,
n.,unting ~ guns OF the heaviest calb,e
i uese % iron clds have an aggregate ton
mare of js,32o and-carry 25S guns.
Eighteen months ago the entire Yankee
navy did not number over fifty effective
vessels, not one OF which was iron cased.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-11-15
A5p;nfstrator,s Nctsre.

A T the -, 1867, Term Of the County Court
~ pertaining 10 estates, Of Tarran, comfy, W,
Poe was appointed administrator CT the estate edo
Germany aeccased. All persons having claims agaii
said estate hereby notified 10 present the ran
duly authenticated. within the tins prescribed W
law, or they will be postponed; and those ndeb:
to said estate arr requested TO make immediate pa
nent 10 me. WILLIAM POE, Administrator
Oct. Il. leG2-5l.GM.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-11-15

GALVESTON. Federals landed par
~ on Monday and sacked Parrys machine
shop Of tools and such machinery as they
wanted
One Of their vessels grounded Monday,
p. NJ, near Pelican Spit, and the steamer
weni over and hauled her off.
We learn Thai the Yankees Galveston
shot two negroes the other day, one belong
ny 20 by. Stone and the other to Mr.. Geo.
Eiins. We do not learn precisely what
was their offence, but understand that they
had NOT done The work given them to do,
and when questioned in regard to it they
used impertinent languagc.-Nses.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-11-15
Administrative Notice.

q ETTERS of administration were granted she IN
1 4 dersigued at the - Term Of the County Con
pertaining 20 estates of deceased persons upon tie
estate of r. ID. Ayres, deceased Al! persons havirg
claims against said estate, will present them du y
nuthcni icated, within the time prescribed by law
aud those indebted TO said estate viii make MrncGi
ate payment 10 EMILY AlREs, Adm'x.
October 1itb lSG2---i1:ew
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-11-15
psiy-It will he seen by reference to the

LrB'It will bc seen By reference TO The
outside of to-day's paper, that tho under
,igned have again assumed control of the
Herald, as publishers and proprietors. In
doing SO, we can assu lour readers that the
paper will be continued at its present size
We have arrangements whereby we expect
60 obtain n supply Of paper within the COM
Jug month, and il We are not disappointed
the Herald will be continued by us just so
long us we are encouraged in our efforts.
JOHN W. SWINDELLS,
JOHN W. LANE.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-11-15

Daring hp past week we have had all
SORTS Of rWmuis as to the advance Of the
Fpdr1nis into Arkansas. From the best in
60, nation we can gather, we learn lhar The
fedeiuls IN The Northwest are about 5000
strong. and fiat their advance is probably
within 4 few miles of Fayetteville. They
a-o divided into four bodies, all of which
axe "a an area of about 20 miles, their
princfFtgapp, being at Walnut Springs,
wc hOiieys. IN benton county.
u IL stated also, that few regiments oil
ieIarak ARE ercamped at Pittman ferry
on ow northeast border, and that detach-
nous bare been down as far as Pocahoutas,
arrG,irg citizens and in some eases de-
struggling prrperty.-L. Y. Gazette, 9Th inst
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-11-15
I.OoniS AND HiEAYING.

UNHE undersigned being practical Never, an I
having been employed in the MANUFACTURES H.
Lions, France, is building looms, With the ~
inf shuttle which he offers to the pubic lie NH
also cloth. blankets dc at rs cents per y-rI
for single width, and 70 cents for double width.
All orders promptly and faithfully executed. wa
also purchase all the yarn that may olst.
Oct. II, lSOl-16.2 mos. b. TEhELET.
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THE NEWS.


from tiouHluh lfltkihnh' NV q
Our army in Virginia is lying quiet all
along the lines. IL is completely armed
with Enfield rifles, Minnie aud Belgian mus.
kels. The troops are all well clothed, we'll
fed, and in excellent spirits. The general
impression now Is, that there will be no
mo. Q fighting there this winter, unless the
Foderais undertake TO take Richmond with
their gunboats.
Passengers by the Central Railroad state
that they saw at Vicksburg 10000 and at
Tullula $4,000 CUTS on their way to Ark
The inhabitants of Vicksburg were daily
expecting gunboat fleet from above, and
were preparing for it.
Braggs success Mt Pcrryvillc was consid-
cred, all along from Richmond to VicSs-
burg, the most complete of the war. The
train he took was thirty miles in Length
The wagons were filled with Quarermas-
ter and Commssary stores Of the most val
liable character. Among the articles taken
were 10000 yards Of jeans and kcrscys,
large quantities of bacon, leather, and shoes
enough for his entire army. lie whipped
the enemy in every engagement, and ms
Duel was largely reinforced, he fell back
during the night to Cumberland Gap to
save his immense stores. Passengers who
report the above, left Richmond Oh the 2lst
ult. At that time every train that left
Richmond for the army, was loaded with
clothing and stores for the same.
Four thousand negroes are now ut work
throwing up Notifications at Fort Hudson,
below The mouth OF Red River. The works
will he completed in two weeks.
4 courier arrived at l!nnis'ii'e on tue
evening of the 9TH, with orders c"'interman-
dins. previous orders FOR the removaioi nio-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-11-15

his more than probable, says the Hous-
ton Telegraph in case of an invasion of the
interior of the state being threatened, that
the Governor will call out the Stale troops
for the defence of our soil. Our people may
be very sure that he will not wait to be
asked twice TO do so. lie is not at salts
fed that his dominion should be disputed
BY the minions Of old Abe, and ifJack Ham
ilion comes TO claim authority over any
portion Of the territory, he intends 30 give
him a lively time. There will not be any
fooling about when Frank Lubbock takes
hold of our defences.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-11-15

ke9% Attention is called TO the advertise
nents of W. IL. Witt & Co., and W. IL, Witt,
ol,r.ng for sale two very valuable farms.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-11-15

town of Lavacca, on our coast, recently, tor
two days, killing no one, but damaging a
number of buildings considerably. During
lac Two days they threw 242 shot and shc.!
into the place, some of them weighing i5i
runds. Oar battcries replied TO them when
ever they came near enough tor Our shot to
IN g effect, with some - or 30 shots, one vi
which struck one Of the steamers, when they
i,nmediately skedaddled.